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bottom-margin annotation We can thus see how Oestrus acquired instinct of depositing eggs to be licked up.
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lines 10—13 annotation What use is to Coleopters?
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from End Slip 1 annotation 165 There are in Hives Bees called corsairs idlers (Q)
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line 30 underline "⟨most of line⟩"
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line 7 underline "⟨a species name⟩"
line 9 underline "purple"
line 13 underline "⟨a species name⟩"
line 14 underline "Dutch ... clover"
from End Slip 1 annotation 179 Seed of Clover Crops almost destroyed by Apions.
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from End Slip 1 annotation 192 Cucumbers not injured by insects in England but much in America
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lines 4—6 score
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line 3 underline "some ... Germany"
lines 10—11 underline "fortunately ... us"
line 6 annotation Why
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line 13 underline "1787"
lines 21—22 underline "to ... street"
lines 14—16 score
lines 14—15 underline "are ... empire"
top-margin annotation change of instincts
from End Slip 1 annotation 203 — Nectarine destroyed by insects in America & not Peach — selection wd act on a trifle Ch. 6.
from End Slip 1 annotation 203, 230 on artificial substances — p386 — 390;
lines 4—5 underline "which ... fruit"
lines 3—8 annotation curious considering not aboriginal fruits
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line 14 underline "fruit ... unripe"
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lines 30—32 score
lines 30—32 annotation yet only varieties
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line 23 underline "date ... the"
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from End Slip 1 annotation 203, 230 on artificial substances — p386 — 390;
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from End Note 2 annotation 293 to 98 insect impregn;
from End Note 3 annotation p293 Capital references about all Plants which catch insects
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line 27 underline "rich ... soil"
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from End Note 2 annotation 293 to 98 insect impregn;
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line 29 underline "Mordellae"
line 22 underline "perennial knawel"
line 23 underline "in ... country"
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from End Slip 1 annotation 357 (Q) good relation ichneumon with long ovipositor laying eggs in larvae in fir-cone
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from End Slip 1 annotation 371 (Q) Female ant first takes charge of nest (but I presume is never soldier &c)
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line 7 annotation x
line 8 underline "drones ... workers"
line 16 annotation x
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from End Slip 1 annotation 380 (Q) Humble Bees
from End Slip 2 annotation 380 Workers destroying eggs of Queen Humbles, Spider
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lines 9—10 underline "may ... bounds"
lines 15—17 annotation useless instinct
bottom-margin annotation This instinct coming into play, only
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from End Slip 1 annotation 382 Case of reason in Bees (Q)
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from End Slip 1 annotation 203, 230 on artificial substances — p386 — 390;
line 18 annotation V. p.390
line 2 underline "the ... purpose"
from End Slip 1 annotation 203, 230 on artificial substances — p386 — 390;
lines 1—3 annotation !
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lines 5—6 score
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lines 6—9 annotation “ ” ⟨and (sub)editorial marking(s)⟩
from End Slip 1 annotation 391 (Q) When insect has fed on one sort of plant will die rather than change (Q)
from End Slip 2 annotation p391 about changes of food Q
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lines 18—19 score
lines 18—19 annotation useless
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lines 2—11 annotation very singular not inherited from same parent stock
from End Slip 1 annotation 435 (Q) Ant-Lion & Fly making same sort of trap for catching prey.
from End Slip 2 annotation p435 Ant-Lion & Fly same sort of trap Cuckoo & Molothus
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lines 16—17 underline "⟨most of line⟩"
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lines 10—15 score
lines 21—23 score
lines 15—19 score
line 21 underline "flowers"
lines 22—25 score
line 24 underline "flowers"
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lines 10—16 score
line 10 underline "A. Pini"
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lines 21—22 annotation V 464
from End Slip 1 annotation 459, 461 (Q) (Q) Remarkable instincts 474
from End Slip 2 annotation lines 459—461 Tineae cutting leaves to Pattern
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from End Slip 1 annotation 459, 461 (Q) (Q) Remarkable instincts 474
from End Slip 2 annotation lines 459—461 Tineae cutting leaves to Pattern
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from End Slip 1 annotation 459, 461 (Q) (Q) Remarkable instincts 474
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lines 12—17 annotation This is remarkable contrast with parents instincts
from End Slip 1 annotation 478 NQ Caterpillars social in early stages remarkable fact
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lines 10—11 annotation X
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from End Slip 1 annotation 492. Musc & wax making Bees — former do secrete little Honey — (ant which secretes sweet juice in Westwood
bottom-margin annotation X The Humbles who make pillars of wax shows adaptation of instinct to circumstances
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lines 2—4 annotation gradation Q
bottom-margin annotation It is analogous to difference accompanying age or sex — attached to something unknown — being produced contemporaneously is novelty
lines 15—16 annotation X
lines 4—28 annotation Humbles all secrete a viscid fluid to unite various substances
line 19 score
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line 24 underline "⟨most of line⟩"
top-margin annotation Ants work by hollowing clay & wood out, same principle V. ante
from End Note 3 annotation 496 on manner in which Bees form their cells
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line 24 underline "but ... successive"
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line 29 annotation Habit
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lines 21—23 score
line 22 underline "thin ... purpose"
from End Slip 1 annotation to 504 (Q) Bees. Nothing particular for me in Instincts
line 31 underline "irregular ... placed"
lines 1—2 underline "connected ... wax"
line 3 underline "pale ... bodies"
line 7 underline "oral ... might"
lines 15—16 underline "flattened ... dimen-sions"
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line 20 underline "the ... cells"
line 21 underline "female"
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line 28 underline "goblet-like"
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line 30 underline "chiefly"
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line 10 underline "hexagonal"
line 7 underline "but ... convex"
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