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Bufo typhonius
The iris is bronze with a greenish-gold ring around the pupil. Ecology Habitat: terre firme forest. Niche: carnivorous: prey includes insects and ... coloration and periphery of spines result in their mimicking dead leaves. All feed primarily on ants. At night they frequently climb onto low leaves to sleep. At least one species breeds ...
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Dendrophryniscus minutus
The palms and soles are orange-red and the iris is gold medially and brown peripherally. Ecology Habitat: terre firme forest. Niche: carnivorous: prey includes insects and ... toad-like species usually is associated with damp leaf litter, where it feeds primarily on ants. The call consists of two or three quickly repeated, short, high-pitched notes. Strings of ...
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Cultural Entomology Digest: First Issue June, 1993
The Digest provides a gold mine of subject matter that aids in the teaching and popularization of insect- ... Arguably the most beautiful, ancient Greek coinage portrayed insects including bees, beetles, butterflies, cicadas, ants, grasshoppers, and preying mantises. Later, coinage depicted relatively few insect subjects although tokens ...
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Numismatic Entomology, Cultural Entomology Digest 1
B.C., ... of the design. Entomological subjects include bees, beetles, butterflies, cicadas, ants, grasshoppers, and preying mantises. In some cases the reason for ... German medals relation to plagues of locusts at different times. Ants appear on bank tokens as a symbol of frugality. There ...
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Sourcebook: Non Toxic Termite Control
Moist soil is necessary for termites to survive. Termites travel ... TX 409) 845-7800 general number (409) 845-7026 entymology section (409) 845-5855 Dr. Gold, entymology dir. National Pest Control Association 8150 Leesburg Pike Suite 1100 Vienna, Virginia 22180 (703 ...
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News, Events
Business05.html) Green Ants volunteer for the future 20 July 2001, Vientiane, Laos Recognising the importance of volunteer ... source: http://www.bangkokpost.com/100701/100701_News19.html) SMALL-MEDIUM ENTERPRISES: Turning old 'weeds' into gold Products made of water hyacinth are a hot commodity 9 July 2001, Bangkok ...
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DISCOVER CHIMPANZEES!
In the forests, the leaves of many vines are already starting to ... in Nyasanga valley today, then spent the next ten minutes picking ants off my neck and arms while scrambling up a hill to ... assistants then helped me with some social grooming, picking dozens of biting ants off my back. After getting home, I found two more soldiers ...
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Aphids
By away as soon as you release them. Ant Control: Ants can be excluded from woody shrubs and trees by spraying or ... or by mail from the following insectaries: - Bozeman Bio-Tech, 1612 Gold Ave., PO Box 3146, Bozeman, MT 59772; 800/289-6656 - Buena ... " settings. Other fact sheets in this series discuss solving problems with Ants, Lawns, Powdery Mildew, Scales, and Slugs and Snails. Copies are avadable ...
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Gold Ants
Gold Ants 'Gold-Digging Ants' Mystery Seems Solved, After Bugging Scholars for Centuries By MARLISE SIMONS: New York Times: Nov 25,'96 PARIS -- The fabulous tale of the giant "ants" that dug up gold ... have pinpointed the land of the legendary gold-digging ants and the people who profited in one ... time. Peissel, author of a book called "The Ants' Gold," says that his favored explanation is that ...
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Gold Ants from CNN-Interactive
Gold Ants from CNN-Interactive Solving the mystery of the 'golden ants' © 1996 Cable News Network, Inc. All Rights Reserved. ... ant". And the mountain ants do indeed dig up gold on occasion. "We could see the strata where, indeed, the gold-bearing layer lay ... bother about gold," said Peissel. The spectacular terrain of Baltistan's Dansar plain may have finally revealed the legend of the golden ants, ...
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