. Insects affecting domestic animals [microform] : an account of the species of importance in North America, with mention of related forms occurring on other animals. Parasites; Insects, Injurious and beneficial; Animaux domestiques; Insectes nuisibles. ;ili(ivcâirrPiilly I'lilms''"! (from iâunless snilicient to |>i antidote aj;ainst that in main in the syst.'ni willi; mt for native or aceliiiin ion from bites than thai stock freshly imported li s more apt to bo killed (â 1 wse States, and that, inn: I'ves but seldom, i early in tho season are m at the stock, s yet no
. Insects affecting domestic animals [microform] : an account of the species of importance in North America, with mention of related forms occurring on other animals. Parasites; Insects, Injurious and beneficial; Animaux domestiques; Insectes nuisibles. ;ili(ivcâirrPiilly I'lilms''"! (from iâunless snilicient to |>i antidote aj;ainst that in main in the syst.'ni willi; mt for native or aceliiiin ion from bites than thai stock freshly imported li s more apt to bo killed (â 1 wse States, and that, inn: I'ves but seldom, i early in tho season are m at the stock, s yet no ehauco to .i;;iiii iition, which it (d>taiii>| 'onse(|iiently, the resisi, â ason. KxiKTicnce lias;i: he same, and in eonip:in- are killed of late. Trol' ndred years ago about t I the i)ostniorteni ; !>on dissection it was Im: with the llies, but also; the bronchial tube and t bo very exceptional. ' le death is notoccasKii. ion of tho skin by so iim lex irritation of the nn .Viinuiil l!ein)rt Ui'piirlniciit .Viiriciilliiri', \Mtt). lie tip of the iibdoinen is crowned with lows of hooks (see fig. 11) aqff OH tlie upper side of tlie abdomen is the set of breathing organs, 'h have been mentioned heretofore. Phe liirvic tire Ibuiid more particularly attiiched to submerged wholly or i>artly submerged stumps, brush, bushes, and other like .cts in the linger creeks iiiid bayous of the region to which they are tmon. ice from that of (dii. been stated, ularged and will niiii !eut when living; ti ey duster togetlur, and, fastened by the posterior iirotuheranco to the leaf, they me an erect position, or make tlieir way u|(ward and downward with a looping Freciiiently attached by a minutt,' , they sway with tho ripples at or n^K the surface of the water, often as many as half a dozen lieinj; attached to a siiisl^' thread. * ' * They make their way up and down these objects with et freedom, l)ut do not ventnrt^ abov(> tho water. oil of the /(irrir. âThe la
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