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- 3cb9afef0f25c0b3fd6235b0327b423a90b55c1723d48f1a2e180cccd51f853d date "July 1953".
- 3cb9afef0f25c0b3fd6235b0327b423a90b55c1723d48f1a2e180cccd51f853d first "Kenneth F.".
- 3cb9afef0f25c0b3fd6235b0327b423a90b55c1723d48f1a2e180cccd51f853d isCitedBy Kenneth_Weaver.
- 3cb9afef0f25c0b3fd6235b0327b423a90b55c1723d48f1a2e180cccd51f853d last "Weaver".
- 3cb9afef0f25c0b3fd6235b0327b423a90b55c1723d48f1a2e180cccd51f853d pages "133–142".
- 3cb9afef0f25c0b3fd6235b0327b423a90b55c1723d48f1a2e180cccd51f853d periodical "The National Geographic".
- 3cb9afef0f25c0b3fd6235b0327b423a90b55c1723d48f1a2e180cccd51f853d title "Rip Van Winkle of the Underground: North America's Much Misunderstood Insect, the Periodical Cicada, Emerges After 17 Years in the Earth for a Fling in the Sun".