. Tier Mechanismus: Eine Abhandlung über die terrestrische Antenne und Fortbewegung. Tier Fortbewegung. Flug der Insekten. 189 grafische Methode zur Bestimmung der Move-rungen Der tviiiff. - Der vorhergehende Experimente werfen große Licht auf die Spuren, die wir durch die Reibung des Insekt Flügel bekommen gegen die geschwärzten Zylinder. Obwohl die Zahlen so erzeugten zum größten Teil unvollständig sind, sind wir in der Lage, durch ihre verstreuten Elemente, die Figur, die von den optischen Methode gezeigt worden ist, zu rekonstruieren. Es ist zu bemerken, dass ohne vernünftig Inter abfeuern - mit den Bewegungen

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. Animal mechanism: a treatise on terrestrial and aerial locomotion. Animal locomotion. FLIGHT OF INSECTS. 189 Graphic method employed for the determination of the move- ments of the tviiiff.—The preceding experiments throw great light on the traces which we obtain by the friction of the insect's wing against the blackened cylinder. Although the figures thus produced are for the most part incomplete, we are able, by means of their scattered elements, to reconstruct the figure which has been shown by the optical method. It is to be remarked that without sensibly inter firing- with the movements of the wing, we can obtain (races of seven or eight millimetres when the wing- is rather long. The slight flexure to which the wing- is subjected allows it to remain in contact with the cylinder to that extent; we thus obtain a partial tracing of the movement; so that if we are careful to produce the contact of the wing with the cylinder in different parts of the course passed through by the limb, we obtain a series of partial tracings which are complementary to each other, and thus allow us to deduce from them the form of a perfect curve of the revolution of a wing. Suppose, then, that in fig. 71, the curve described by the gilded wing is divided by horizontal lines into three zones : the upper one, formed by the upper loop ; that in the middle, comprehending the two branches of the 8, crossing each other and forming a sort of X; the lower one including the lower loop. By registering the movement of the middle zone, we get. Fio. 72. - -Tracinsr of the middle reyion of the course of the wing of a bee, showing the crossing of ihe two branches of the 8. One ol the branches is prolonged rai her far, but still the tracing of the lower loop has not been produced. figures somewhat resembling each other, in which the lines, placed obliquely with respect to each other, cut ra-h other. This is the case in fig. 72, the middle region of the tracing of a bee, and in fig. 73, the middle

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