10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PROMUSCIDATE»
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Agriculture of New-York: Composition of the inorganic parts ...
... water, and which rise in a high sandy plain some four miles west of the city. No'
ronnc'rus Body much depressed; mouth promuscidate, short, and composed of
two joints; antennae lost in the specimen; eyes ovate : the forelegs advanced, ...
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Agriculture of New York; Comprising An Account Of The ...
The Genus N OTONECTUS is not uncommon in the springs that furnish the city of
Albany with water, and which rise in a high sandy plain some four miles west of
the city. Norom-zcrus Body much depressed; mouth promuscidate ...
Norom-zcrvs -02 Q! Ll' '5 "1/H4 £5/Q Body much depressed ; mouth promuscidate
, short, and composed of two joints; antennae lost in the specimen; eyes ovate :
the forelegs advanced, and the tarsi armed with a single two-jointed claw; the ...
New York (State). Natural History Survey, Ebenezer Emmons, 1854
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Agriculture of New-York: Comprising an Account of the ...
... insects whose forewings or wing-covers are coriaceous at the base and
membranous at the apex : the body is depressed ; antennse elongated and
filiform ; and the mouth, which is placed on the inferior part of the head, is
promuscidate.
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Natural History of New York ...: Agriculture. 5 v
The Genus Noromzcrus is not uncommon in the springs~that furnish the city of
Albany with water, and which rise in a high sandy plain some four miles west of
the city. N oronncrus Body much depressed ; mouth promuscidate, short, and ...
New York (State). Natural History Survey, 1854
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The Entomological Magazine ...
Kirby calls this mouth Promuscidate. Here you will observe I have arrived at a
kind of mouth very nearly resembling that with which I commenced. The seventh
class, Neuroptera, has no uniform structure of parts, but varies as its contents ...
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Sphinx Vespiformis: An Essay
Hexapod. wanting wings. Perfect, except in Active. wanting wings. Perfect, except
in wanting wings. Four, structure \ arious. Promuscidate wantin ' Wines. Various.
VII. NEUROPTERA. Various. Various. Various. Various. Various. "vfi'h 1367.1}?
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The Entomological Magazine
Kirby calls this mouth Promuscidate. Here you will observe I have arrived at a
kind of mouth very nearly resembling that with which I commenced. The seventh
class, Neuroptera, has no uniform structure of parts, but varies as its contents ...
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An Introduction to the Modern Classification of Insects: ...
Body convex. Antennae generally very short and setigerous. Tarsi not more than
3-jointed. Mouth arising from the under and hinder surface of the head,
promuscidate, the mandibles and maxillae being setaceous and enclosed in the
labium, ...
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An Introduction to Entomology, or Elements of the Natural ...
Mouth promuscidate[1208]. Wings covered by Hemelytra or Tegmina[1209]. Tarsi
mostly trimerous, rarely dimerous or monomerous[1210]. 8. Trichoptera[1211]
Kirby (Synistata F. Neuroptera Latr.). MM.Latreille and MacLeayareof opinionthat
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William Kirby &, William Spence
