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the _Empusa pauperata_, 97 Mantis, the Grey, 96 Mantis, the Praying, 68-101 Cannibalism of, 82-5 Courtship, 79-83 Hunter, as, 68-78 Nest of, 86-101 _Melolontha fullo_, _see_ Pine-chafer Minotaur, 225 O Oak Eggar, the, 202-16, 234-7 Experiments as to sense of smell in males, 208-15 Swarming of males during the mating season, 204-15 Odynerus, 150-1, 172 Osmia tricornis, 173, 175 P Pea, ancestry of the, 258-9 Pea-Weevil, _see_ Weevil Peacock Moth, the Great, 179-201, 234-7 Appearance of, 179 Experiments as to sense of smell in males, 184-97 Invasion of house by males, 180-1 Swarming of males, 181-3 Peacock Moth, the Lesser, 197-201 Phalangist, the, 225 _Philanthus aviporus_, 150-178 Cocoon of, 168 Diet of, 150-1 Larvae of, 168 Methods of killing and robbing bees, 151-160 Motives of robbery, 163-78 Nest of, 167 _Philanthus coronatus_, 178 _Philanthus raptor_, 178 Pine-chafer, the, 317-23 Appearance of, 320 Cry of, 322-3 Habits of, 321 Medical qualities of, supposed, 318-19 Name, origin of Latin, 317-18 Pliny, on the Pine-chafer, 318-19 S Saprinidae, victims of arum, 233 Sapromyzon, the, 222 Scarabaeus, _see_ Golden Scarabaeus Scent in Insects, _see_ Peacock Moth, Oak Eggar, Bolboceras Gallicus, arum, putrid Scolia, 171 Sisyphus, legend of, 139 Sisyphus Beetle, the, 136-49 Burrow of, 143 Larva of, 147-9 Mating of, 142-3 Paternal instinct of 142-6 Pellet of, 142-9 T Tachytus, 172 _Tigno_, nest of Mantis, 99-101 Truffle-Beetle, 222 Truffle-Dog, 218-20 W Weevil, Acorn, _see_ Elephant-Beetle Weevil, the Lentil, 291 Weevil, the Haricot, 282-94 Habits of, 291-6 Invasion of, 284 Larvae, 297-9 Weevil, the Pea, 258-81, 295 Description of, 261 Enemy, its chief, 280-1 Habits, 261-5 (Deductions to be drawn from), 273-4 Larvae of, 268-71, 275-6 FOOTNOTES: [Footnote 1: Whether the Cigale is absolutely deaf or not, it is certain that one Cigale would be able to perceive another's cry. The vibrations of the male Cigale's cry would cause a resonance, a vibration, in the body cavities of other male Cigales, and to a lesser extent in the smaller cavities in the bodies of the females. Other sounds would
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