Is surprised to find CD disagrees about the argus [see 7229]. TWW finds others he has consulted, including Edward Blyth, agree with him.
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Is surprised to find CD disagrees about the argus [see 7229]. TWW finds others he has consulted, including Edward Blyth, agree with him.
Orange-tip butterfly at rest imitates a flower.
The argus pheasant cannot be explained by natural selection.
Argus pheasant.