The Missouri Yearbook of Agriculture...: Annual Report...., Volume 6The Board, 1871 - Agriculture |
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... ( genus Balaninus ) , and sometimes as broad as the head ( genus Brenthus ) ; but it always forms part and parcel of the head , and does not articulate on it as does the snout or proboscis of the true Bugs ( Hemiptera ) , or the tongue of ...
... ( genus Balaninus ) , and sometimes as broad as the head ( genus Brenthus ) ; but it always forms part and parcel of the head , and does not articulate on it as does the snout or proboscis of the true Bugs ( Hemiptera ) , or the tongue of ...
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... genus as Dr. Fitch's fly , I felt assured that another disputed question was settled . But to make assurance doubly sure , I repeatedly half filled large jars with pure earth , finely sifted so that no living animal remained in it ...
... genus as Dr. Fitch's fly , I felt assured that another disputed question was settled . But to make assurance doubly sure , I repeatedly half filled large jars with pure earth , finely sifted so that no living animal remained in it ...
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... genus Sigalphus . Westwood ( Synopsis , p . 63 ) gives three cubital panes or areolets in the front wings as characteristic of the genus ; but Brullé ( p . 510 ) and , as Mr. Cresson informs me , Westmael in his Braconides de Belgique ...
... genus Sigalphus . Westwood ( Synopsis , p . 63 ) gives three cubital panes or areolets in the front wings as characteristic of the genus ; but Brullé ( p . 510 ) and , as Mr. Cresson informs me , Westmael in his Braconides de Belgique ...
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... genus Porizon * of which it forms a new species . It is only necessary here to state that it differs from the other species in its reddish - brown abdomen , as well as in form , as may be readily seen by referring to the figures ( Fig ...
... genus Porizon * of which it forms a new species . It is only necessary here to state that it differs from the other species in its reddish - brown abdomen , as well as in form , as may be readily seen by referring to the figures ( Fig ...
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... genus Analcis which is distingu- ished by its sub - cylindrical oblong - oval body , its short robust snout which fits into a deep grove , its 10 - jointed antennæ , and its simple or unarmed thighs . As it is a new species I subjoin a ...
... genus Analcis which is distingu- ished by its sub - cylindrical oblong - oval body , its short robust snout which fits into a deep grove , its 10 - jointed antennæ , and its simple or unarmed thighs . As it is a new species I subjoin a ...
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