natural history
The natural history of ants
作者：Huber, P. (Pierre), 1777-1840; Johnson, James Rawlins, 1789?-1841 [Translator]
体例：段 章数：17
字数：353,622 来源：Project Gutenberg
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- 平均每段 20,801 字；最长 Latreille regards the scale as characteristic, which rests o（39,794 字），最短 F.--Very black, shining. _Mandibles_ and _legs_ of a blackis（13,214 字）。
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章节目录
共 17 段- Latreille regards the scale as characteristic, which rests o
- To form a correct judgment of the interior arrangement or di
- One rainy day, I observed a Labourer digging the ground near
- I was often obliged to vary the means I employed; for the an
- Let us still follow them in that labour, wherein are display
- The history of males, after they have discharged the only of
- The females that become prisoners from the moment of their
- [1] Dr. Franklin, upon discovering a number of ants regaling
- [1] There are some animals, that from living almost entirely
- To witness these facts, it is necessary to approach the ant-
- I was anxious to verify this discovery, by looking into seve
- [3] To avoid the too frequent repetition of the same word, I
- These warlike ants are sufficiently well acquainted with all
- A compound ant-hill was established a short time since, on t
- They owe the name they bear to the colour of the head and th
- Farther off, I observe a crowd of masons (ants) occupied in
- F.--Very black, shining. _Mandibles_ and _legs_ of a blackis