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Insect Architecture

by James Rennie

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  1. 1Note
  2. 2Chapter 1 — Introduction
  3. 3Chapter II — Structures for Protecting Eggs — Mason-Wasps; Mason-Be…
  4. 4Chapter III — Carpenter-Bees; Carpenter-Wasps; Upholsterer-Bees
  5. 5Chapter IV — Carder-Bees; Humble-Bees; Social-Wasps
  6. 6Chapter V — Architecture of the Hive-Bee
  7. 7Chapter VI — Architecture of the Hive-Bee Continued — Form of the C…
  8. 8Chapter VII — Carpentry of Tree-Hoppers and Saw-Flies
  9. 9Chapter VIII — Leaf-Rolling Caterpillars
  10. 10Chapter IX — Insects Forming Habitations of Detached Leaves
  11. 11Chapter X — Caddis-Worms and Carpenter-Caterpillars
  12. 12Chapter XI — Earth-Mason Caterpillars
  13. 13Chapter XII — Clothes-Moth and Other Tent-Making Caterpillars — Lea…
  14. 14Chapter XIII — Structures of Grasshoppers, Crickets, and Beetles
  15. 15Chapter XIV — Architecture of Ants — Mason-Ants
  16. 16Chapter XV — Structures of the Wood-Ant or Pismire, and of Carpente…
  17. 17Chapter XVI — Structures of White Ants, or Termites
  18. 18Chapter XVII — Structures of Silk Spun by Caterpillars, Including t…
  19. 19Chapter XVIII — Structures of Spiders
  20. 20Chapter XIX — Structures of Gall-Flies and Aphides
  21. 21Chapter XX — Animal Galls, Produced by Breeze-Flies and Snail-Beetles

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