Spiracles cricket Stock Photos and Images
Jerusalem Cricket. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-jerusalem-cricket-20657819.htmlRMB5H177–Jerusalem Cricket.
The great green bush cricket Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-great-green-bush-cricket-image213722727.htmlRFPBKWEF–The great green bush cricket
Medium shot of a dark bush cricket, Pholidoptera griseoaptera, on the leaf of a raspberry plant. Plenty of copy space and a very green background. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/medium-shot-of-a-dark-bush-cricket-pholidoptera-griseoaptera-on-the-leaf-of-a-raspberry-plant-plenty-of-copy-space-and-a-very-green-background-image381593194.htmlRF2D4R20A–Medium shot of a dark bush cricket, Pholidoptera griseoaptera, on the leaf of a raspberry plant. Plenty of copy space and a very green background.
![St Nicholas [serial] . THREE BREATHING OPENINGS (SPIRACLES) ON THE SIDEOF THE BODY OF A CRICKET. (MAGNIFIED.) and with certain insects can practically be closedagainst the entrance of water. Of course there A MAGNIFIED VIEW OF THE SPIRACLE OF A SILKWORM. do, by means of gills, but with this difference,that the blood of fishes flows through the gills,whereas with water-insects the air circulatesthrough the gills and is purified by the entranceof oxygen from the water through the delicatemembrane of the gill. —Dr. Leland O. Howard. DO FEATHERS BECOME WHITE WITH AGE ? New York City, N. Y.Dear St. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AJAHAG/st-nicholas-serial-three-breathing-openings-spiracles-on-the-sideof-the-body-of-a-cricket-magnified-and-with-certain-insects-can-practically-be-closedagainst-the-entrance-of-water-of-course-there-a-magnified-view-of-the-spiracle-of-a-silkworm-do-by-means-of-gills-but-with-this-differencethat-the-blood-of-fishes-flows-through-the-gillswhereas-with-water-insects-the-air-circulatesthrough-the-gills-and-is-purified-by-the-entranceof-oxygen-from-the-water-through-the-delicatemembrane-of-the-gill-dr-leland-o-howard-do-feathers-become-white-with-age-new-york-city-n-ydear-st-2AJAHAG.jpg "St Nicholas [serial] . THREE BREATHING OPENINGS (SPIRACLES) ON THE SIDEOF THE BODY OF A CRICKET. (MAGNIFIED.) and with certain insects can practically be closedagainst the entrance of water. Of course there A MAGNIFIED VIEW OF THE SPIRACLE OF A SILKWORM. do, by means of gills, but with this difference,that the blood of fishes flows through the gills,whereas with water-insects the air circulatesthrough the gills and is purified by the entranceof oxygen from the water through the delicatemembrane of the gill. —Dr. Leland O. Howard. DO FEATHERS BECOME WHITE WITH AGE ? New York City, N. Y.Dear St. Stock Photo")
St Nicholas [serial] . THREE BREATHING OPENINGS (SPIRACLES) ON THE SIDEOF THE BODY OF A CRICKET. (MAGNIFIED.) and with certain insects can practically be closedagainst the entrance of water. Of course there A MAGNIFIED VIEW OF THE SPIRACLE OF A SILKWORM. do, by means of gills, but with this difference,that the blood of fishes flows through the gills,whereas with water-insects the air circulatesthrough the gills and is purified by the entranceof oxygen from the water through the delicatemembrane of the gill. —Dr. Leland O. Howard. DO FEATHERS BECOME WHITE WITH AGE ? New York City, N. Y.Dear St. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/st-nicholas-serial-three-breathing-openings-spiracles-on-the-sideof-the-body-of-a-cricket-magnified-and-with-certain-insects-can-practically-be-closedagainst-the-entrance-of-water-of-course-there-a-magnified-view-of-the-spiracle-of-a-silkworm-do-by-means-of-gills-but-with-this-differencethat-the-blood-of-fishes-flows-through-the-gillswhereas-with-water-insects-the-air-circulatesthrough-the-gills-and-is-purified-by-the-entranceof-oxygen-from-the-water-through-the-delicatemembrane-of-the-gill-dr-leland-o-howard-do-feathers-become-white-with-age-new-york-city-n-ydear-st-image338293944.htmlRM2AJAHAG–St Nicholas [serial] . THREE BREATHING OPENINGS (SPIRACLES) ON THE SIDEOF THE BODY OF A CRICKET. (MAGNIFIED.) and with certain insects can practically be closedagainst the entrance of water. Of course there A MAGNIFIED VIEW OF THE SPIRACLE OF A SILKWORM. do, by means of gills, but with this difference,that the blood of fishes flows through the gills,whereas with water-insects the air circulatesthrough the gills and is purified by the entranceof oxygen from the water through the delicatemembrane of the gill. —Dr. Leland O. Howard. DO FEATHERS BECOME WHITE WITH AGE ? New York City, N. Y.Dear St.
