10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EPISTERNAL»
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1
Sphecid Wasps of the World: A Generic Revision
The episternal sulcus is short in many sphecids, fading below its juncture with the
scrobal sulcus, when the latter is present. In some groups it is entirely absent (fig.
4). Usually the length of the sulcus is a generic characteristic, but occasionally, ...
Richard Mitchell Bohart, Arnold S. Menke, 1976
2
Dictionary of Insect Morphology
Gr. (Diptera) _* hypoproct episternal margin, clavus episternalis (Fig. 50): any
one of the narrow marginal areas of the episternite episternal pit, scrobis
episternalis: the small, characteristic hole on the mesopleuron of
Ichneumonoidea more or ...
Henrik Steinmann, Lajos Zombori, 1999
3
Wasps of the genus Trypoxylon subgenus Trypargilum in North ...
24e); subomaulus not extending posterior to episternal sulcus; omaulus
extending 0.5 distance from pronotal lobe to episternal sulcus T, surinamense
Richards 10(9). Vestiture of mesosoma brown or black except for lateral patch of
silver ...
4
United States Exploring Expedition During the Years 1838, ...
In many of the Maiadae, the immoveable basal joint of these organs is
continuous with this episternal piece, and in other species, the relation is still
more evident in the manner explained above. In the Thalamita spinimana (from
the Feejees), ...
5
United States Exploring Expedition: During the Year 1838, ...
In many of the Maiadaa, the immoveable basal joint of these organs is
continuous with this episternal piece, and in other species, the relation is still
more evident in the manner explained above. In the Thalamita spinimana (from
the Feejees), ...
United States exloring expedition, Charles Wilkes, 1852
6
United States Exploring Expedition: 14: Crustacea
In this view, the front of the head contains— e (epistome) and (1, representing the
sternal and episternal pieces of the secmzdpantennary annulus. l (labrum) and f,
representing the sternal and episternal pieces of the mandibular annulus; and ...
7
The Natural History Review
Each episternal cartilage presents a cup-like excavation for the reception of the
sternal end of the clavicle, which Fio. 3. d Episternal apparatus of M'ui mutcultu : -
cle ; eo; coracoid ; c, first rib. :t, sternum; up, cpisternura; rf, clavi- is itself invested
...
8
A Dictionary of Entomology
EPISTERNAL PARAP TERA EPISTERNAL SUTURE. Deflexed or inflexed
portion of Elytron. Immediately beneath edge, inflexed part of Pronotum,
sometimes called Epipleura. More correctly, entire deflected margin of an Elytron
(Kirby ...
9
British and Foreign Medical Review: Or Quarterly Journal of ...
Jan. and Feb. 1839. On the Episternal Bones. By G. Breschet, Professor of
Anatomy at the School of Medicine, Paris. M. Breschet has discovered two new
bones, which form part of the sternum, and are situated upon its superior and
lateral part ...
10
THE BRITIHS AND FOREIGN MEDICAL REVIEW
On the Episternal Bones. By G. BHESCHET, Professor of Anatomy at the School
of Medicine, Paris. M. BRESCHET has discovered two new bones, which form
part of the sternum. and are situated upon its superior and lateral part. In the
young ...
