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... head , and thickest upon the loins and rump ; the colour of it a light sandy brown , of varying shades , but darkest along the back . The head is large and flattish , and , when looking the animal full in the face , seems , excluding ...
... head , and thickest upon the loins and rump ; the colour of it a light sandy brown , of varying shades , but darkest along the back . The head is large and flattish , and , when looking the animal full in the face , seems , excluding ...
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... head , His e'en glittering for anger like a fierye gleed ; Crying - Mak sure the nooks Of Maky's - muir - crooks ; For the wily Scot takes by nooks , hooks , and crooks . Gin we meet a ' together in a - head the morn , We'll be merry ...
... head , His e'en glittering for anger like a fierye gleed ; Crying - Mak sure the nooks Of Maky's - muir - crooks ; For the wily Scot takes by nooks , hooks , and crooks . Gin we meet a ' together in a - head the morn , We'll be merry ...
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... head with 3 grooves , the middle one longer . • Rufipes . Thorax grooved ; shells punctured : black : antenna and legs ferruginous . Inhabits Barbary , in wood : large . Antenne pale ash , the first joint black ; head punctured : thorax ...
... head with 3 grooves , the middle one longer . • Rufipes . Thorax grooved ; shells punctured : black : antenna and legs ferruginous . Inhabits Barbary , in wood : large . Antenne pale ash , the first joint black ; head punctured : thorax ...
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