The Psychic Life of Insects
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. . shriveled, and the embryo already formed, did not reach the hatching- point, but I found two days after the larva of the Ceropales which was attached under the abdomen of the spider. The latter had revived, and lived during the whole repast of the larva.
Most of the Ceropales, if not -at all, have similar habits. In the United States the Peckhams found two individuals of this- genus harassing a Pom- pilus scelestus which was carrying an enormous lycosid. They captured it instead of noting t...he subsequent events, which was unfortuna.te, since Adlerz has' stated that the Ceropales hides its egg in the narrow lung-chamber of the spider.
The origin of parasitism with the pompilids. It is, then, certain that some pompilids do not hunt, do not paralyze, do not nest, and yet assure the future of their progeny by ravaging others of the benefit of their work. How can such an inver- sion in the ordinary habits of the family be brought about?
Beginning with 1890, Ferton observed that 194 THE PSYCHIC LIFE OF INSECTS Pompilus pulcher and P.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . shriveled, and the embryo already formed, did not reach the hatching- point, but I found two days after the larva of the Ceropales which was attached under the abdomen of the spider. The latter had revived, and lived during the whole repast of the larva.
Most of the Ceropales, if not -at all, have similar habits. In the United States the Peckhams found two individuals of this- genus harassing a Pom- pilus scelestus which was carrying an enormous lycosid. They captured it instead of noting t...he subsequent events, which was unfortuna.te, since Adlerz has' stated that the Ceropales hides its egg in the narrow lung-chamber of the spider.
The origin of parasitism with the pompilids. It is, then, certain that some pompilids do not hunt, do not paralyze, do not nest, and yet assure the future of their progeny by ravaging others of the benefit of their work. How can such an inver- sion in the ordinary habits of the family be brought about?
Beginning with 1890, Ferton observed that 194 THE PSYCHIC LIFE OF INSECTS Pompilus pulcher and P.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bouvier, E.-L., 1856-1944 to read onlineMoreLess
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