10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CERVICUM»
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cervicum in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
cervicum and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Proceedings of The Academy of Natural Sciences (Vol. LXI, ...
... cervicum — a purely typographical designation, and one which is already
implied in the expression "cervical plates," applied to its sclerites for more than
eighty years. As has been stated, Verhoeff, '02, terms the cervicum the "
Mikrothorax ...
2
Illinois Biological Monographs
145. — Cervicum and propleurae of Panorpa sigmoides Carpenter, lateral aspect
. FIG. 146. — Cervicum and propleurae of Arge pectoralis, lateral aspect. FIG.
147. — Cervicum and propleurae of Xiphydria maculata, lateral aspect. FIG. 148.
3
A General Textbook Fo Entomology: Including the Anatomy, ...
The cervicum is the flexible intersegmental region between the head and the
prothorax (Fig. 1). In its membrane are embedded a variable number of small
plates termed cervical sclerites (Fig. 17). The latter are present in nearly all
orders of ...
Augustus Daniel Imms, 1930
... foveae that are vestigial and hardly discernible; occiput and cervicum dorsally
wholly obscured by the conspicuous speleobamine ruff of long setae; these setae
arise on occiput and extend over cervicum; ventrally, this ruff not developed.
5
A Key to the Centipedes of the Chicago Area
The occiput and long cervicum are wholly obscured by the conspicuous ruff of
golden setae so characteristic of the Speleobamini. This ruff is composed of long
setae that arise from the occiput and extend over the cervicum, and arise from the
...
Stanley I. Auerbach, 1951
6
Bulletin of the Chicago Academy of Sciences
The occiput and long cervicum are wholly obscured by the conspicuous ruff of
golden setae so characteristic of the Speleobamini. This ruff is composed of long
setae that arise from the occiput and extend over the cervicum, and arise from the
...
7
Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia
... is already implied in the expression “cervical plates,” applied to its sclerites for
more than eighty years. As has been stated, Verhoeff, '02, terms the cervicum the
“Mikrothorax,” and at first considered it a fourth thoracic segment similar to the ...
Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia, 1910
8
A Contribution to the Comparative Morphology of the Thoracic ...
... is already implied in the expression "cervical plates," applied to its sclerites for
more than eighty years. As has been stated, Verhoeff, '02, terms the cervicum the
"Mikrothorax," and at first considered it a fourth thoracic segment similar to the ...
Guy Chester Crampton, 1909
... “cervical plates,” applied to its sclerites for more than eighty years. As has been
stated, Verhoefi', '02, terms the cervicum the “Mikrothorax,” and at first considered
it a fourth thoracic segment similar to the pro- meso-, and meta-thorax.
10
bullentin of the chicago academy of sciences
The occiput and long cervicum are wholly obscured by the conspicuous ruff of
golden setae so characteristic of the Speleobamini. This ruff is composed of long
setae that arise from the occiput and extend over the cervicum, and arise from the
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