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The Monist, Vol. 2, 1891-1892

Note 13 — THE MONIST. (continued 2)

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That ants communicate with each other through their antennæ is an undeniable fact. But Landois believes that they communicate also through sounds. Some ants possess in their stridulation-organ a kind of a rattle the sound of which, however, is perceptible to the human ear only in the Ponera ants.

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