10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PROMUSCIS»
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promuscis in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
An Introduction to Entomology, or Elements of the Natural ...
The firstis that of the Hemiptera Order:—this Iterm the Promuscis; the second is
that of the Diptera, which withLinné Icall Proboscis; the third, peculiarto the
Lepidoptera, is with me an Antlia; the fourth, which I name Rostrulum, is confined
to the ...
William Kirby &, William Spence
2
An Etymological Dictionary of the Latin Language
Hence easy. : _ ady, prompt, active. Things 4!' in promtu” are things ready 'at
hand. snag. my Promulgo, I publish abroad. For provulgo fr. vulgus. ln vulgus
promo. 13V and M are ,commutable. So proMuscis is {read for proBuscis. 11 Or fr
.
Francis Edward Jackson VALPY, 1828
3
An Introduction to Entomology, Or, Elements of the Natural ...
This part consists of Jive pieces : viz. a minute, long, conical piece, commonly
very slender, which covers the base of the promuscis, and represents the labrum
* ; a jointed sheath (vagina), consisting of either three or four joints, the analogue
of ...
William Kirby, William Spence, 1826
4
An Introduction to the Modern Classification of Insects: ...
The body is generally thick and convex, rather than depressed ; the wings
consequently assume a de- flexed position in repose ; the promuscis arises much
nearer to the breast than in the Heteroptera, having sometimes the appearance
of ...
John Obadiah Westwood, 1840
5
Fauna Boreali-americana; Or, The Zoology of the Northern ...
Head, excluding the prominent eyes, subtrapezoidal, black, with the margin
below the eyes, white ; promuscis extending to the base of the hind legs, pallid,
black at the tip ; antennae black : prothorax transverse with lateral angles obtuse
...
Sir John Richardson, William Swainson, William Kirby, 1837
6
Transactions of the Linnean Society
The eyes also have a small and inconspicuous tubercle; and the promuscis is not
nearly so long as either Kaltenbach or Koch states.—Nov. 16, 1858.
DESCRIPTION OF THE PLATES. TAB. XXXVI. Aphis Pelargom'i. The letters have
the same ...
7
The Edinburgh Encyclopaedia
Promuscis as long as the body. Ocelli disposed in a triangle. Sjz. l. Dentata.
Englossa dentata. F abr. Latr. S12. 2. Dimidiam. Cemtris dinzidiata. Fabr.
Englossa dimidiata. Latr. GENUS DCLXXVII. BoMBUs. Illiger, Panzer, Spinola,
Klug. APIs.
8
Annals of Natural History, Or Magazine of Zoology, Botany, ...
Promuscis thorace brevior, mesostemi sulco incumbens. Femina vivipara.
Atheroides serrulatus, C. 1046b. 1. A. rugulosus subglaber, capitis et segment!
ultimi marginibus denticulatis setosis, m.f. Long. 1 lin. On grasses ; common in
autumn ...
9
A Manual of Entomology,
14 from beneath), which incases the commencement of the promuscis from
above, and is attached to the clypeus ; and the, from three to five-jointed, sheath (
fig. 8. b), which consists of two equal lateral flaps, which may represent the
maxillae ...
10
Annals of Natural History
Promuscis thorace brevior, mesosterni sulco incumbens. Femina vivipara.
Atlzeroides serrulatus, C. 10461'. 1. A. rugulosus subglaber, capitis et segmcnti
ultimi marginibus denticulatis setosis, m. Long. 1 lin. On grasses ; common in
autumn ...
