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Psyche 5:442-?, 1888.

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Plainly ' Another point of in
e ovipmitian of this creature must be
cies is the
ething quite different and very likely
of color an
dogous to that of the loctestodea, for
pecialiy in
hese hooks or scrapers sure reduced to
.which othe
couple of sets of straight, compressed,
dead leaf br
ering, bluntly pointed laminae, en-
ing defence
ly without serrations or armature of
contrast.
kind, and attingent only at tip, the
dies in natur
L~OWPIE'S ANATOMY OF THE BLOW-PLY.
The first part of Lowne's Anatomy, Mor-
jiology and Development of the filow-fly {as just appeared.
The prospectus an-
nounced five quarterly parts each with about USML'S VIRG~NIBNSIS, DRUKY.
W, M. Whed




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