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101) [[Note: part of entry covered by notes, which are transcribed on following pages]] 101) Nov. 17. Carried down cellar 1 big jar - Lophyrus Abbottii cocoons [bred] 1 [[big jar]] - Harpalus? ^ [[insertion]] = 0 [[/insertion]] larva from Leming's place 1 (tallest) narrow jar, 1 Heliothis armigera (Mo.) = 0 + 1 Manestra picta ^ [[insertion]] = 0 [[insertion]] + 1 Black arctian, with white dorsal line Oct. 28 = 0 1 (shorter small jar) pea-nut larvae (S. Ill) = 0 [[underline]] Oncideres [[strikethrough]] amputator [[strikethrough]] cumulatus [[/underline]]] twig (pear). 3 eggs = 0 3 curculion, larvae from Caryae fallax July 19. = 0 [[line]] 1 quinine bottle with 4 larvae (screw worm?) from Osage Orange ^ [[insertion]] seed, [[/insertion]] St. Louis = 0 Winter Majetin Apple [[?]] from Coccus in Europe (Darwin II. p. 231.) [[end page]] [[start page]] [[Note: part of entry covered by notes, which are transcribed on following pages]] 102) [[underline]] Pemphigus (melaphis) Rhois. [[underline]] The narwhal is an example of an unsymmetrical mammal. [[underline]] Left [[/underline]] tush [[male symbol]], [[underline]] only [[underline]] developed. [[line]] [[image with numbers]] Head end On Plum Dr. Hoy, Racine, Wisc. [[line]] Scale like that of circularis Fitch. [[line]] [[image with number]] tail end. head. Under the scale: (one actually found these) [[underline]] Aspidiotus pruni-corticis [[/underline]] n. sp. Bright yellow: diameter 0.02 inch March 2, No legs. [[end page]]