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An Introduction to Entomology: Vol. 2

Note 41 — LETTER XVII.

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The neuters in all respects bear a stronger analogy to the larvæ than to the perfect insects; and, after all, may possibly turn out to be larvæ, perhaps of the males. Huber seems to doubt their being neuters. Nouv. Obs. ii. 444, note *.

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