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Ant Nest "Nest of the Carpenter Ant." — Chambers' Encyclopedia, 1875... |
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Ant Nest The interior of an ant nest, or formicary. The pupae are in the lower chamber, then the mature larvae,and the top holds young larvae and eggs.... |
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Ant-Hill Stage 1 "A, small mound of earth thrown up by the queen when starting her formicary; x, entrance; z, first chamber; A', same nest in section." -National Geographic, 1912... |
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Ant-Hill Stage 3 "C, dome of adult colony; C', section of same showing galleries and chambers used for incubation of the young." -National Geographic, 1912... |
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Ants and their structures "This tribe, which includes the various kinds of Ants, is composed entirely of insects which live in communities, consisting of three distinct types of individuals, males, females, and neuters." &mdas... |
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Articulata Scene showing various animals of the Division Articulata. ... |
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Bee, carpenter "A, B, C, tunnelings of the carpenter bee; E, the carpenter bee; D, a partition; F, teeth, magnified" — Goodrich, 1859... |
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Bee, Honey The cells of a bee hive. Note the large, irregular cells are queen cells.... |
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Bee, Mason "The Mason Bee, Osmia, of which there are many kinds, makes its cells in spaces from which it finds in timber or walls of brick or stone." &mdash Goodrich, 1859... |
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Beehive Beehives... |
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Beehive A specific container used to keep bees. People use these containers to collect the bees honey.... |
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Beehive "Simple form of the Bee-hive, With cap removed to show glass top." — Chambers' Encyclopedia, 1875... |
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Beehive in Leaves "Represents a hive constructed with leaves, which open like a book; it was invented by a naturalist to better observe their operations."... |
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Beehive, Bell Shaped Early style of hive used to house bees.... |
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Beehive, Cells of A. large cell intended for the larvae of the queens B. middling-sized cells intended for the larvae of the male C. small cells intended for he larvae of the workers... |
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Beehive, Garden Early style of hive used to house bees.... |
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Beehive, Polish Early style of hive used frequently in Poland to house bees.... |
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Beehive, Swiss Early style of hive used in Switzerland to house bees.... |
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Beehives Beehives by an orchard.... |
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Bees secreting wax "The secretion of wax, it would appear, goes on best when the bees are in a state of repose, and the wax-workers accordingly suspend themselves in the interioir of the hive in an extended cluster like... |
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Bees, Cells Constructed by "Each cell forms a small, hexagonal cup, closed on one side only by a pyramidal base. These bees always accommodate themselves to the nature of the hive."... |
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Bees, Cells of Honey "The hexagonal cells for the honey are build upon precisely that mathematical angle which affords the greatest amount of strength with the least waste of material." &mdash Goodrich, 1859... |
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Beetle Diabrotica punctata species; egg.... |
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Beetle Grape flea-beetle, of the Haltica chalybea species; in all its stages, on a grape shoot.... |
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Beetle Clover-leaf beetle, Phytonomus punctatus species; b, larva feeding; i, beetle.... |
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