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SYNOPSIS Notes are given of experiments in which mammals and birds were fed with insects which sequester and store cardiac glycosides, and the insensi‐tivity of the quail ( Coturnix japonicus Tern.) to these substances is recorded. The variation in predators' reactions to toxic insects is discussed.
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