Outlines of Economic Zology
Outlines of Economic Zology
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They usually live on the ground or in holes and [are easily mistaken for [mice. While their habits are not very well known they are doubtless valuable insect destroyers.
Moles are sometimes used as food, but their small size and com- paratively small numbers makes them of no importance in this way.
Hedgehogs are sometimes used as food. They may be covered with a layer of clay, which peels off, when the animal is removed from the fire, bringing the spines of the animal with it. The hedgehog is n...ot found in North America.
Chipptera. Bats. The bats are at once recognized by their large membranous wings, the digits of the fore-legs being enormously elon- gated and connected by thin membranes of skin. Their power of flight has caused them to be widely distributed, often in places inaccessible to other mammals. There are more than 600 species of bats, varying from a few inches in expanse of wings to 5 feet, in the " flying FIG. 134. Little brown bat, Myotis lucifugus (Vespertilio subulatus.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They usually live on the ground or in holes and [are easily mistaken for [mice. While their habits are not very well known they are doubtless valuable insect destroyers.
Moles are sometimes used as food, but their small size and com- paratively small numbers makes them of no importance in this way.
Hedgehogs are sometimes used as food. They may be covered with a layer of clay, which peels off, when the animal is removed from the fire, bringing the spines of the animal with it. The hedgehog is n...ot found in North America.
Chipptera. Bats. The bats are at once recognized by their large membranous wings, the digits of the fore-legs being enormously elon- gated and connected by thin membranes of skin. Their power of flight has caused them to be widely distributed, often in places inaccessible to other mammals. There are more than 600 species of bats, varying from a few inches in expanse of wings to 5 feet, in the " flying FIG. 134. Little brown bat, Myotis lucifugus (Vespertilio subulatus.
What to read after Outlines of Economic Zology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A M Albert Moore Reese to read onlineMoreLess
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