...feven or eight inches in thicknefs, and then another layer of eggs, and in this manner one itratum upon another, nearly to the top. I believe they commonly...by the heat of the fun ; and perhaps the vegetable fubftance mixt with the earth, being afted upon by the fun, may caufe a fmall degree of fermentition,...

...upon this a ftratum of mortar, feren or eight inches in thicknefs, and then another layer of eggs j and in this manner, one ftratum upon another, nearly...the vegetable fubftances mixed with the earth, being afted upon by the fun, may caufe a fmall degree of fermentation, and fo increase the heat ia thofe...

...eight inches in.thicknefs, and then ano.' her layer of eggs ;' and in thfs. manner, one flratum, ipon another, nearly to the top. I believe they commonly .lay from one to t,wo hundred eggs in a neft i t:cfe are hatched, I fuppofe, by the heat of the fun ; md, perhaps, the vegetable fubfeances mixed...

...seven or eight inches in thickness, and then another layer of eggs ; and in this manner one stratum upon another nearly to the top. I believe they commonly lay from one to two hundred eggs in a nest: these are hatched, I suppose, by the heat of the sun ; and perhaps the vegetable sub. stances...

...herbage. At firft they Iny a floor of this kind of tempered mortar on the ground, upon which they depojit a layer of eggs, and 'upon this a ftratum of mortar...to two hundred eggs in a neft ; thefe are hatched, 1 (uppofe, by the heat of the fun ; and perhaps the vegetable fubftance mixt with the earth, being...

...of tempered mortar onthe ground, upon wnich they depofit a layer of eggs, and upon this a ftratura of mortar feven or eight inches in thicknefs, and...to two hundred eggs in a neft ; thefe are hatched, 1 fuppofe, by the heat of the fun ; and perhaps the vegetable ^ibftance mixt with the earth, being...

...upon the ground, on which they de-. pofit a layer of eggs, and upon this a ftratum of mortar, feren or eight inches in thicknefs, and then another layer...the vegetable fubftances mixed with the earth, being acted upon by the fun, may caufe a fmall degree of fermentation, and fo inereafe the heat in thofe...

...feven or eight inches in thicknefs, and then another layer of eggs, and in this manner one Itratutn upon another, nearly to the top. I believe they commonly lay from one to hundred eggs in a neft : thefe ate and juft behind their fore-legs or arms, two ^ hatched, I iuppofe,...

...seven or eight inches in thickness, and then another layer of eggs, and, in this manner, one stratum upon another, nearly to the top. I believe they commonly lay from one to two hundred eggs in a nest : these are hatched, I suppose, by the heat of the sun ; and, perhaps, the vegetable substances...

...or -eight inches .in thickness, and then another layer of eggs ; and in this manner, one stratum on another, nearly to the top. I believe .they commonly lay from one to two hundred 'Cggs in a .nest : these are hatched, 1 suppose, by the heat of the sun; and, perhaps, the vegetable...