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... anyone who has attempted to catch one in his cupped hand , nor is their astronomical power of reproduc- tion to anyone who has tried to eradicate them . When choosing an experimental animal , therefore , why settle 6.
... anyone who has attempted to catch one in his cupped hand , nor is their astronomical power of reproduc- tion to anyone who has tried to eradicate them . When choosing an experimental animal , therefore , why settle 6.
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... tion ) , tear off the foil , and observe which side of the corn meal is visited by the greater number of flies . You will dis- cover that the side on which the flies had previously fed is the more attractive . The fly dance seems ...
... tion ) , tear off the foil , and observe which side of the corn meal is visited by the greater number of flies . You will dis- cover that the side on which the flies had previously fed is the more attractive . The fly dance seems ...
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... tion causing them to believe that the organization chart is an inverted pyramid . It is in the course of putting up with this sort of thing that the scientist reveals his real human quali- ties . There is one laboratory of my ...
... tion causing them to believe that the organization chart is an inverted pyramid . It is in the course of putting up with this sort of thing that the scientist reveals his real human quali- ties . There is one laboratory of my ...
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