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Title: Elementary zoology
Identifier: elementaryzoolog00kell (find matches)
Year: 1902 (1900s)
Authors: Kellogg, Vernon L. (Vernon Lyman), 1867-1937
Subjects: Zoology
Publisher: New York : H. Holt and company
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
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REARING ANIMALS AND MAKING COLLECTIONS 465 insect place a small label with date and locality of capture. Insects too small to be pinned may be gummed on to small slips of cardboard, which should be then pinned up. Keep the insects in drawers or boxes lined on the bottom with a thin layer of cork, or pith of some kind. (Corn- pith can be used; also in the West, the pith of the flower- ing stalk of the century plant.) The cheapest insect- boxes and very good ones, too, are cigar-boxes. But
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Fig. 170.—Insect properly "pinned up." (From Jenkins and Kellogg.) unless well looked after they let in tiny live insects which feed on the dead specimens. For a permanent collection, therefore, it will be necessary to have made some tight boxes or drawers. Glass-topped ones are best, so that the specimens may be examined without opening them. A moth-ball ' (naphthaline) fastened in one corner of the box will help keep out the marauding insects. Butterflies, dragon-flies, and other larger and beautiful- winged insects should be " spread," that is, should be allowed to dry with wings expanded. To do this spread- ing- or setting-boards (figs. 171 and 172) are necessary. Such a board consists of two strips of wood fastened a short distance apart so as to leave between them a groove for the body of the insect, and upon which the wings are held in position until the insect is dry. A narrow strip of pith or cork should be fastened to the lower side of the two
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