10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RHOPALOCERAL»
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... Ceylon, the Malay Peninsula, the Philippine Islands, Madagascar, and now
Southern Africa have each had, or are having, their butterflies described with a
thoroughness and a wealth of illustration to which rhopaloceral literature was
hitherto ...
It is probable that at least a few more species remain to be discovered in some of
the less worked districts of Southern Africa; but the paucity of the rhopaloceral
fauna is emphasized by the authors, and may be illustrated by the following ...
James Silk Buckingham, John Sterling, Frederick Denison Maurice, 1888
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The Century dictionary and cyclopedia: a work of universal ...
About 460 species inhabit Europe, while about 625 are known in America north
of Mexico. rhopaloceral (ro-pa-los'e-ral), a. [< rhopah- cer-ous + -al.] Same as
rhopalocerous. A wealth of illustration to which rhopaloceral literature was
hitherto a ...
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith, 1906
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Collected shorter poems, 1946-1991
A collection of works by the poet using such diverse modes as narrative, sonnet, song, monologue, satire, and meditation, yet all dealing with his perspective on life
Rhopaloceral When these two butterflies flutter upward toward the blue-white
agatine sky, defining in their dance of sex the loose twining rope that gleams with
vacancy in the sun, my eyes frankly sink back and cannot climb with them: back
to ...
Only when a dense group became uneasy and pushed one another about were
the tongue springs slightly loosened. Even the nervous antennae were quiet after
the insects had settled. They seemed to have achieved a rhopaloceral nirvana, ...
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Jamaica and its butterflies
... the subfamilies of the Hesperiidae, the most difficult to deal with are the
Hesperiinae. The subfamily is one of the most compact and uniform of all the
populous rhopaloceral subfamilies. As a result, there are few tangible differences
between.
Frederick Martin Brown, Bernard Heineman, 1972
3. to whir. ropala s. f. a genus of proteaceous tree. ropdlico adj. rhopalic (verses,
poems). ropaloeero s. m. insect belonging to the division of the Rhopalocera (
butterflies). 1 adj. rhopaloceral, rhopalocerous. roque s. m. I. (chess) rook, castle.
2.
Henriette Michaelis, Fritz Pietzschke, 1970
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Bulletin of the Allyn Museum
Rhopaloceral of the Western Hemisphere. J. New York Ent. Soc. Cook. Carl.
1948. Miscellaneous Note. Lep. News. Vol. 2. No. 2. Costa Lima, A. M. 1936.
Terceiro Catalogo dos Insectos que vivam nas Puntas do Brazil. Escola Nac. de
Agron.
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Modifiers: a unique, compendious collection of more than ...
... speaker rhigotic, cold rhinal, nose rhinogenous, nose rhinologic, nose
rhinological, nose rhinorrhagic, nosebleed rhizoid, root rhizomic, root
rhizomorphic, root rhizomorphoid, root rhizomorphous, root rhizophagous, eating,
root rhopaloceral, ...
