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ABSTRACT I WAS somewhat interested in Mr. Cole's remarks on the housefly in NATURE (vol. xii. p. 187), and recently had an example of another of its enemies. On touching a rather small


decrepit house-fly which was making its way across a sheet of paper, three minute, active animals, apparently beetles, tumbled out of it; they were light brown in colour, and very much the


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