10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OCELLAR»
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A Dictionary of Entomology
ends of the ocellar Pedicels (Snodgrass). OCELLAR FURROW Hymenoptera: A
transverse furrow, groove or depression which extends between the ends of the
vertical furrows near the dorsal margin of the lateral Ocelli. OF frequently ...
Gordon Gordh, David Headrick, 2001
2
The Frit Flies (Chloropidae, Diptera) of Fennoscandia and ...
C. obscurellus(Zetterstedt) Ocellar triangle large with short linear part which is no
more than 1/4–1/5 length of frons. Postnotum evenly dusted. Female cerci long
and narrow, apart in dry specimens ......C. planifrons Loew (typical form) – Ocellar
...
Emilia Nartshuk, Hugo Andersson (†), 2013
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Advances in Insect Physiology
neurones of the brain can be classified into two types: (1) neurones originating
from the ocellar tract neuropil; and (2) neurones originating from the posterior
slope. The former neurones have been studied in detail in the cockroach, where
all ...
4
Advances in Insect Physiology APL
Ocellar input can also have an inhibitory input on compound eye units. From
observations made to date the impression is gained that the compound eyes
exert an inhibitory influence mainly on brightening responses in ocellar units
whereas ...
J. W. L. Beament, J. E. Treherne, Sir Vincent Brian Wigglesworth, 1970
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Manual of Central American Diptera
10. 11. 12. 13. Ocellar setae lacking in both sexes; ocellar triangle neither
densely pilose nor fuzzy in males, but if moderately fuzzy (i.e., not completely
covering area), then posterior ocelli equidistant in comparison with distance from
one ...
6
Insect Mechanics and Control: Advances in Insect Physiology
3.5 FUSION OF INPUTS FROM THE COMPOUND EYES AND OCELLI Although
our understanding of the functional organisation of the ocellar system is rather
incomplete, the combination of ocellar input with sensory input from other ...
7
Dictionary of Insect Morphology
6): the nerve bundle innervating one of the ocelli ocellar plate _ ocellar triangle
ocellar prominence _ ocellar tubercle ocellar ridge (Odonata) _ vertical crest
ocellar triangle, lamina ocellaris (Fig. 43): the more or less triangular area
enclosed ...
Henrik Steinmann, Lajos Zombori, 1999
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A Dictionary for Invertebrate Zoology:
... direction. occlusor a. [L. occludare, to close] An organ or muscle that closes an
opening. occult a. [L. occulere, to hide] Hidden from sight. oceanic zone The
open sea beyond the edge of the continental shelf. ocellara (-ae) see ocellus
ocellar ...
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Miscellaneous Publication
Zeller, which differs in lacking an ocellar tubercle and in being more hairy
throughout. The two chief characters of Ssiladynus, possession of pilose eyes
and an ocellar tubercle, unfortunately do not always occur together. T. cinctus
and T.
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The horseflies of the subfamily Tabaninae of the Nearctic region
Zeller, which differs in lacking an ocellar tubercle and in being more hairy
throughout. The two chief characters of Sziladynus, possession of pilose eyes
and an ocellar tubercle, unfortunately do not always occur together. T. cinctus
and T.
