Category: Science - Biology
Plate I., p. 21, fig. A.--View of the entrance to a nest of _Atta barbara_, showing part of a train of ants bearing seeds, the conical mound of refuse thrown out, and some seedlings, which have sprung up from seeds accidentally dropped by the ants; B, one of the larger workers...
It is now one hundred and sixteen years since Patrick Browne gave an illustration in his _Civil and Natural History of Jamaica_[43] of the nest of a trap-door spider, the first...
3. PART I.It was in May, 1869, that Mr. Bentham in his presidential address to the Linnean Society called attention to the want of reliable information as to the existence of such subterr...
2. PART II.--TRAP-DOOR SPIDERS.Plate VII., p. 88, fig. A.--The nest of _Cteniza fodiens_, the lower part of which is seen in section lying in the earth, the door is artificially represented as partly open; A...
1. PART I.--HARVESTING ANTS.Plate I., p. 21, fig. A.--View of the entrance to a nest of _Atta barbara_, showing part of a train of ants bearing seeds, the conical mound of refuse thrown out, and some seedl...
6. PART II.--TRAP-DOOR SPIDERS.Minor typos corrected. Text rearranged so that illustrations will not split paragraphs. For a number of species that list a pair of alternate Genera in italics with an unitalic...
5. PART I.--HARVESTING ANTS.Atta _barbara_, 15, &c.; _barbara_ var., 16, 31, 63; _barbata_, 12; _cephalotes_, 13; _diffusa_, 12 (note), 65; _megacephala_, 16, working at night, 49; _providens_, 12 (note),...