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Diagram of the ant life cycle by James Teason, 2013 edition World Book Encyclopedia
Ants develop in four stages: (1) egg, (2) larva, (3) pupa, and (4) adult. Ant eggs hatch within a few days into larvae. The larval stage lasts a few weeks. In some species, the larvae spin a cocoon before becoming pupae. The pupal stage lasts from one to several weeks. The adult ant then emerges.
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Ephraim Chambers – Scientist of the Day
Ephraim Chambers, an English encyclopedist, died on May 15, 1740. Â
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They turn out by the dozens every year for The Salesman Parade.
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Encyclopaedia of Things That Never Were (Book, Michael F. Page & Robert Ingpen, 1985)
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medieval stores (& personified virtues)
from a copy of the encyclopedic "trésor" by brunetto latini, illuminated by the "master of the geneva latini", rouen, c. 1450-80
source: Genève, Bibliothèque de Genève, Ms. fr. 160, fol. 82r
Sea life!
Diderot, Denis, and Jean Le Rond d’ Alembert. Recueil de Planches, Sur Les Sciences, Les Arts Libéraux, et Les Arts Méchaniques, Avec Leur Explication. Paris: Briasson [etc.], 1762.
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