The Postal Microscopical Club, ../../ (1873)
“ The ends of these false legs are not terminated by a sharp claw, but in many species of caterpillars by a very curious arrangement which resembles wonderful rows of small claws or a pretty brushlike formation. Many naturalists who use a microscope are fond of studying these false legs. The accompanying illustration was drawn from a specimen circulated in a mailing-box of the The Postal Microscopical Club. This has been studied by many scientists.The Foot of a Caterpillar Showingthe Queer Bows of Hooks. ”
