10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CONGENERICAL»
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Proceedings of the Entomological Society of Philadelphia
... although referred to by Hubner by name in the third hundred in describing
Aedia fasciolaris Hub., with which he regarded our species as congenerical.
Geyer distinctly states in his "Vorerinnerung" that Hubner merely left a few names
and no ...
Entomological Society (Philadelphia, Pa.), 1865
2
Lepidopterological Contributions
The descriptions of the under surface differ throughout, while the two species are
plainly congenerical. ... the Atlantic Pistrict, is closely allied to, and strictly
congenerical with the European Thyris fenestrella, Scop. sp. It differs by its
somewhat ...
Augustus Radcliffe Grote, Coleman Townsend Robinson, 1866
3
A synonymical catalogue of North American Sphingidae: with ...
as congenerical with Sphinx pinastri Linn, of Europe, a species which is typical of
Hubner's genus Ilyloicus, erected in the " Verzeichniss." Mr. Walker has included
these species under Anceryx Boisd., which, we consider, contains two distinct ...
Augustus Radcliffe Grote, Coleman Townsend Robinson, 1865
4
Proceedings of the Entomological Society of Philadelphia
as congenerical with Sphinx pinastri Linn, of Europe, a species which is typical of
Hiibner's genus Hy/oicus, erected in the " Verzeichniss." Mr. Walker has included
these species under Anceryx Boisd., which, we consider, contains two distinct ...
American Entomological Society, Entomological Society of Philadelphia, 1865
5
Annals of the Lyceum of Natural History of New-York
The descriptions of the under surface differ throughout, while the two species are
plainly congenerical. ... our common species from the Atlantic District, is closely
allied to, and strictly congenerical with the European Thyris fenestrella, Scop. sp.
New York Academy of Sciences, 1867
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Genera Lichenum: An Arrangement of the North American Lichens
Thallus fruticulosus filamentosusve, teres, undique similaris, intus stuppeus 1.
subinanis. The lichens brought together in Alectoria, Nyl., though sufficiently
congruous in habit, and recognized as congenerical by Fries and by Schaerer,
and, ...
7
Proceedings of the Entomological Society of Philadelphia
... figs 9 — 10 appears to be nearly allied to E. insularis, and to be congenerical.
E. Columbian, Fabr. sp., is the type of Iliibner's genus in the " Verzeichniss."
COSMOSOMA, HUbner. Coimosoma omphale. Cotmotoma omphale, IIQbner,
Satnml.
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Proceedings of the Entomological Society of Philadelphia
as congenerical with Sphinx pinastri Linn, of Europe, a speciea which is typical of
Hubner's genus Hyloicus, erected in the " Verzeichniss." Mr. Walker has included
these species under Anccryx Boisd., which, we consider, contains two distinct ...
American Entomological Society, Philadelphia, 1865
Instead of that comes a list of congenerical terms, which list, being in different
places difi'erent, is in some places incomplete. In the same act occurs, in different
places, mention of allowances of money made to persons of the description in ...
10
Entomological Correspondence of Thaddeus William Harris
... I/imacodes, being the first one of this sex that I had seen. Having both sexes, I
was pleased to find that the insect was congenerical with Hiibner's Streblota
nesea from Brazil, both sexes of which he has figured in his Sammlung
Exotischer 247.
Thaddeus William Harris, Samuel Hubbard Scudder, 1869
