THE TEEEAPIN SCALE. 



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when it rose abruptly to 73° F. upon September 1. During Sep- 

 tember 2 and 3 it made a gradual drop to 68° F., and then rose in a 

 gradual way to 80° F. upon September 6. This was followed by a 

 gradual drop to 54° F. upon September 12. This rearing gave its 

 maximum daily migration when 39 days old and its 50 per cent of 

 migration four days later. 



The larvae considered in Part III of Table XXIV were a late rearing. 

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