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... Honey Bee . On Being the Right Size Joseph Husband H. Wilson Harris . • A. E. Shipley • J. B. S. Haldane On the Physical Basis of Life What Shall We Educate For ? The Future of Democracy Lincoln as More than an Amer- ican . • Thomas ...
... Honey Bee . On Being the Right Size Joseph Husband H. Wilson Harris . • A. E. Shipley • J. B. S. Haldane On the Physical Basis of Life What Shall We Educate For ? The Future of Democracy Lincoln as More than an Amer- ican . • Thomas ...
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... of the Natural History Museum in South Kensington in 1924-5 was ÂŁ 98,807 , and of the Victoria and Albert Museum ÂŁ 141,038 . C. DISCUSSIONS OF FACTS AND IDEAS THE HONEY - BEE 62 EXPLANATIONS OF MECHANISMS AND PROCESSES.
... of the Natural History Museum in South Kensington in 1924-5 was ÂŁ 98,807 , and of the Victoria and Albert Museum ÂŁ 141,038 . C. DISCUSSIONS OF FACTS AND IDEAS THE HONEY - BEE 62 EXPLANATIONS OF MECHANISMS AND PROCESSES.
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Frank William Scott, Jacob Zeitlin. C. DISCUSSIONS OF FACTS AND IDEAS THE HONEY - BEE 1 A. E. Shipley , F. R. S. THE social life of the honey - bee ( Apis mellifica ) is more complex than that of any other animal save man , and in some ...
Frank William Scott, Jacob Zeitlin. C. DISCUSSIONS OF FACTS AND IDEAS THE HONEY - BEE 1 A. E. Shipley , F. R. S. THE social life of the honey - bee ( Apis mellifica ) is more complex than that of any other animal save man , and in some ...
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... honey . Latter tells us that to produce one pound of wax fifteen pounds of honey must be eaten . Right and left of this veil of bees will be parallel veils en- gaged in forming other combs so accurately spaced that ulti- mately the ...
... honey . Latter tells us that to produce one pound of wax fifteen pounds of honey must be eaten . Right and left of this veil of bees will be parallel veils en- gaged in forming other combs so accurately spaced that ulti- mately the ...
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... honey . But after some weeks the inhabitants of the hive begin to think of rearing drones and queens . Appropriate cells for these are now prepared . The drone - cell has to accommodate a bigger larva than the worker - cell and is ...
... honey . But after some weeks the inhabitants of the hive begin to think of rearing drones and queens . Appropriate cells for these are now prepared . The drone - cell has to accommodate a bigger larva than the worker - cell and is ...
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