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RMF5MJ8R–Larvae of the Malacosoma alpicola / Malacosoma alpicolum moth eating plant leaves in the Alps
RMW7TJ6F–Noctuid moth (Sympistis nigrita) larva feeding on Mountain Avens (Dryas octopetala) Lapland, Finland, July.
RFHF98C6–Potato Beetle and Potato Beetle larva (Leptinotarsa decemlineata) on a gnawed-on potato leaf
RMM494CX–Dusky birch sawfly (Croesus septentrionalis) eating Alder leaves (Alnus glutinosa), Loire river, France, September.
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RMRDT30D–. The animals and man; an elementary textbook of zoology and human physiology. Zoology; Physiology. 470 THE ANIMALS AND MAN the glass so as to admit of a layer of soil being placed in the lower part of the cage, and the glass can be made to slide, so as to serve as a door (fig. 238). The glass should fit closely when shut, to prevent the escape of the insects. "In rearing caterpillars and other leaf-eating larvas, branches of the food-plant should be stuck into bottles or cans which are filled with sand saturated with water. By keeping the sand wet the plants can be kept fresh longer than
RF2T2YPH1–View inside of the stomach of an unknown creature. Design. Sticky substance inside the body of an alien animal.
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