Hardwicke's Science-gossip: An Illustrated Medium of Interchange and Gossip for Students and Lovers of Nature, Volume 24Mordecai Cubitt Cooke, John Ellor Taylor Robert Hardwicke, 1888 |
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... woodlouse - like in form , or elliptical , and has a close array of sixteen pairs of nearly horizontally - set well - branched cylindrical spines springing from the margin of the much and equally depressed thorax and abdomen all around ...
... woodlouse - like in form , or elliptical , and has a close array of sixteen pairs of nearly horizontally - set well - branched cylindrical spines springing from the margin of the much and equally depressed thorax and abdomen all around ...
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... woodlice . Now though the woodlouse is such a common and familiar object , most people know so little of its anatomy as to fall into the error of calling it an " insect . " But an insect , to be properly so called , must have neither ...
... woodlice . Now though the woodlouse is such a common and familiar object , most people know so little of its anatomy as to fall into the error of calling it an " insect . " But an insect , to be properly so called , must have neither ...
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... woodlouse are common in England , yet few people , except naturalists , know how to distinguish them . The first and perhaps most generally known is the " pill - woodlouse , " the scien- tific name of which is Armadillo vulgaris , in ...
... woodlouse are common in England , yet few people , except naturalists , know how to distinguish them . The first and perhaps most generally known is the " pill - woodlouse , " the scien- tific name of which is Armadillo vulgaris , in ...
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... woodlouse , from the fact that its legs all originate on a single line in the middle of the under - surface of the body , so that when the creature is walking , the legs do not appear at all beyond the edge of its shelly covering . It ...
... woodlouse , from the fact that its legs all originate on a single line in the middle of the under - surface of the body , so that when the creature is walking , the legs do not appear at all beyond the edge of its shelly covering . It ...
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Hardwicke's Science-gossip: An Illustrated Medium of Interchange ..., Volume 2 Mordecai Cubitt Cooke,John Ellor Taylor Visualização integral - 1867 |
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