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The Field naturalist : a review of animals, plants, minerals, the structure of the earth, and appearances of the sky / edited by James Rennie.
1 - 2, Page 211 (1835)
Natural History Museum Library, London
BHL Page 2493102

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insect anatomy leg muscles muscle cockchafer magnify leg foot claw trochanter flexor rotula extensor body part insect anatomy insects legs musculature cockschafer Melolontha sp

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