Fred Smith (Edit), The World of Animal Life, Londres, Blackie, 1910, p. 370-371.
Archives du mot-clé prisoner
We have repeatedly tried experiments
James Rennie, Insect Architecture, édition augmentée par J.G. Wood, Londres, Bell & Daldy, 1869, p. 202-207.
Prisonhouse
Helene E., Watney, « Insecte vivarium », Londres, Science-Gossip, 1° avril 1866, p. 81. Lire la suite
The poor animal
Henry Downes Miles, The Book Field sports containing a complete system of the Veterinary Art, Londres, Henry Doxnes, 1862.
But what are these singular moving objects ?
Anonyme, The Methodist new connexion magazine and evangelical repository, Londres, William Cooke, 1855, p. 196.
Never fail to accomplish their plans
Anonyme, « Instinctive Knowledge of Insects », Monthly Literary Miscelian A Compendium of Literary Philosophical and Religious Knowledge, Quinby, Wood & Russell, 1852, p. 503-504. Lire la suite
A more laborious structure
Anonyme, “Water Insects” The youth’s Cabinet: a book of gems for the mind and the hear, vol. 2, New York, 1852, p. 10-11.
But one of the most surprising
Anonyme, Compte rendu du livre The Passions of Animals Edward P. Thompson. Chapman & Hall. Londres 1851, New York, The American Whig Review, 1852, p. 160.
A more laborious
John Barlow Burton, Lectures on Entomology, Londres, Simpkin & Marshall, 1837.
Moveable tents
Anonyme, Insects and their Habitations, Londres, John W. Parker, 1834, p.67-68.
Les matières qu’elles mettent en œuvre
Charles Bonnet, Contemplation de la nature, Amsterdam, Marc-Michel Rey, 1769, p. 209.