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Fig. 5. — Head ami jirolhorax of Mantis religiosa, with insertion of anterior lees.
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FlG. 12. — Tropidoderns rliodonius.
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Fig 15. — A Stick Insect (P/ianocks curvipes), from St. Vincent.
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Fig, 19. — A GrasshoiiiK-i {Trit.xalis J'/ianwiiis).
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Fig. 21. Proscopia imvqnaHs, which hears a great general resemblance to a Stick Insect.
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Fig. 30. — The Calliper Butterfly (C/iam.\fs kaJenii) from Java: sucking liciuitl from a mudriy spot.
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Fig. -Diflcreiit feniak-s of the Malayan FapiHo iiiciiinon.
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Fig. 35. — Urania Braziliensis, migratory, from Brazil.
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Fig. 38. — Urania boisduvalii, green and velvety black, from Cuba.
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SCHIZODACTYLUS MONSTROSUS.
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Fig. 9. CJuvradodis rJioinbicollis, with prothoracic expansion and leaf-like elytra.
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Fig. 13. — Eggs of diFferent walking-sticks.
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Fig. iS.—a Walking-Leaf (/7m'//////« scythe), from Silhet.
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Fig. 24. Pterochroza ocellata, its tegmina resembling leaves.
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Fig. 28. — The dragon's bride.
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Fig. 34 -A Leaf-Butterfly (A'allima iiinc/iis), in flight and in repose.
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Fig. 40.—Male and female Mctio-a clongcta.
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Fio. 42. -Hawk moth {Lophostethiis duinolinii), from Port Natal.
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Fig. 3. A. Foreleg of Mantis religiosa ; B. Leg of a Beetle [Liicanus wrvus).
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Fig. 8. — A ground Mantis {Enyniaphila typhon), from Egypt.
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Fig. io. — Deroplatys tniiicata, from Borneo.
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Fig. 14. Acrophylla titan.
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FiG. 17. Graeffea coccophagns
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P"iG. 23. Methoiic (iJiJerssoni, specially remarkable for its comiilex organs for producing sound.
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Fig. 25.—a cave-dweller (Dolickopada palpata).
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Fig. 31. Morplio vuiidaiis, from tropical America. Brilliant metallic l>lue and blacl
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Fig. 36. — Cast7iia cudesmia, from Chili.
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Fig. 39 — l.arva case [JMctura doiigata), from Sydney,
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Fig. 2. Mantis rcli^iosa in devotional attitude.
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Fig. 4. — A stick-like Mantis [L^p/ocola gracilinia) with atrophied wings.
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Fig. II. Gongylus trachelophyllus, with numerous foliaceous lobes.
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Fig. 1 6. Ceroys Icuiniatus, from Nicaragua: irregular leaf-like expansions protrude all over it.
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Fig. 2(). — Hctaira esmcralda, from Brazil : a clear-wing Butterfl}'.
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Fig. 32. Cherilra jaffra, brown witli while tails, from Burmah.
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Fu;. 41. ^A loni^ proboscis [Cocytius cluciilius).
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