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![. The Cambridge natural history. Zoology. 386 NEUROPTERA undetermined species called by the officers and crew of her Majesty's ship Penguin the " compass ant." The outline of one of the structures formed by this Termite we represent in Fig. 239. Mr. J. J. "Walker, to whom we are indebted for the sketch from which this figure is taken, has also favoured us with the following extract from his diary, of date 4th August 1890 : " The most in- teresting feature in the scenery (about forty miles inland from Port Darwin) was the constant succession of huge mounds raised by the Term Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RDKG08/the-cambridge-natural-history-zoology-386-neuroptera-undetermined-species-called-by-the-officers-and-crew-of-her-majestys-ship-penguin-the-quot-compass-antquot-the-outline-of-one-of-the-structures-formed-by-this-termite-we-represent-in-fig-239-mr-j-j-quotwalker-to-whom-we-are-indebted-for-the-sketch-from-which-this-figure-is-taken-has-also-favoured-us-with-the-following-extract-from-his-diary-of-date-4th-august-1890-quot-the-most-in-teresting-feature-in-the-scenery-about-forty-miles-inland-from-port-darwin-was-the-constant-succession-of-huge-mounds-raised-by-the-term-RDKG08.jpg ". The Cambridge natural history. Zoology. 386 NEUROPTERA undetermined species called by the officers and crew of her Majesty's ship Penguin the " compass ant." The outline of one of the structures formed by this Termite we represent in Fig. 239. Mr. J. J. "Walker, to whom we are indebted for the sketch from which this figure is taken, has also favoured us with the following extract from his diary, of date 4th August 1890 : " The most in- teresting feature in the scenery (about forty miles inland from Port Darwin) was the constant succession of huge mounds raised by the Term Stock Photo")
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