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 1 VIII,  12|        from abroad they have no leaders, but when they migrate hence,
 2 VIII,  13|  shoal-fishes in all cases have leaders.~Fish penetrate into the
 3  IX,  41 |      two kinds; one consists of leaders, who are called mothers,
 4  IX,  41 |       the other of workers. The leaders are far larger and milder-tempered
 5  IX,  41 |      are never seen at all. The leaders, the so-called mothers,
 6  IX,  41 |    approach of summer, when the leaders have found a sheltered spot,
 7  IX,  41 | working-grubs in the cells, the leaders do nothing and the workers
 8  IX,  41 | inferred from the fact that the leaders (of the working-wasps) no
 9  IX,  41 |    quietly indoors. Whether the leaders of last year after engendering
10  IX,  41 |      year after engendering new leaders are killed by the new brood,
11  IX,  42 |         They have also kings or leaders like bees and wasps; and
12  IX,  42 |       bees and wasps; and their leaders are larger in proportion