The Physical Basis of SocietyD.Appleton, 1928 - 526 من الصفحات |
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... eggs or sleep in larval form . Birds migrate to find new sources of food . Bears hibernate . There are physiological changes as well as changes in habits . A frog is lively in warm water but becomes sluggish and drowsy as the ...
... eggs or sleep in larval form . Birds migrate to find new sources of food . Bears hibernate . There are physiological changes as well as changes in habits . A frog is lively in warm water but becomes sluggish and drowsy as the ...
الصفحة 98
... eggs and has twelve generations a season at Wash- ington , D. C. It breeds chiefly in horse manure where it has been ... eggs , a 75 - pound cod has 9,100,000 eggs and a giant ocean sunfish ( Mola ) is said to have contained 300 ...
... eggs and has twelve generations a season at Wash- ington , D. C. It breeds chiefly in horse manure where it has been ... eggs , a 75 - pound cod has 9,100,000 eggs and a giant ocean sunfish ( Mola ) is said to have contained 300 ...
الصفحة 100
... eggs , pro- ducing 500 caterpillars , 498 are destroyed in some way . . . . The important thing is that a species ... egg stage to death , and by no means stopping there , every organism is preyed on by some , not by all others ...
... eggs , pro- ducing 500 caterpillars , 498 are destroyed in some way . . . . The important thing is that a species ... egg stage to death , and by no means stopping there , every organism is preyed on by some , not by all others ...
الصفحة 102
... eggs which pass out of the sheep and fall to the ground . The rain washes them into pools and ponds where they hatch , giving forth an active conical creature , exceedingly small , which swims about until it finds a snail , into which ...
... eggs which pass out of the sheep and fall to the ground . The rain washes them into pools and ponds where they hatch , giving forth an active conical creature , exceedingly small , which swims about until it finds a snail , into which ...
الصفحة 108
... eggs . Some- how we do not like to find instances where the parents eat , destroy , or neglect their offspring in order to care for foster infants imposed upon them , yet , such there are . Many fish eat the young of their own species ...
... eggs . Some- how we do not like to find instances where the parents eat , destroy , or neglect their offspring in order to care for foster infants imposed upon them , yet , such there are . Many fish eat the young of their own species ...
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