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On the stalk, now worn down crescentic streak of yoke and carried away by t came to occupy the n This included yolk, acco the extent of the mese fourth of the whole alim portion of the tail was its growth seemed to of the dorsal half of th ventral segments with i portion increased much both in length and thick the dorsal section of the segmentation, but, in the I observed it to be cre indentations correspond the ventral segments. extending beyond the crenation opposite the much larger than any itself a crenate division i much narrower than th turn out to be the ana crenation would represen also I could trace th alimentary canal termin the anal flap (?) and the the same day I was ab on the anterior abdomin of flexure, but could n segments intervened be legs. On the 8th also, group of eye-spots beca At transparent head. another, the two group and more till they cam borders of the head, : advance of them, a cupi appeared to indicate clypeus. 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