10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RHYNCHOPHORE»
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1
Thesaurus of Agricultural Organisms
(Pentatomidae) citrus stink bug, serrate (E) rhynchophore du palmier à huile (F)
see Rhynchophorus phoenicis Rhynchophoridae (syn) see Rhynchophorinae (
Subfamily) Rhynchophorinae (Subfamily) Rhynchophoridae (syn)
Rhynchophorus ...
Derwent Publications, 1990
2
The American Naturalist
On separating the head of a Rhynchophore, it is seen that the cranium (I use this
word for want of a better term) is globose, and always presents a distinct trace of
a median suture on the under surface, corresponding with the gular sutures of ...
3
Entomological News, and Proceedings of the Entomological ...
On a Leguminous plant (probably a locust) many specimens of a queer ittle
Rhynchophore, T ac/zygonus centralis, were captured. The hind legs are strong
and saltatorial, though the insect is not as accomplished a jumper as most of our
...
4
Catalogue of Scientific Papers (1800-1900): ser. 1 , 1800-1863
Quelques remarques sur les métamorphoses de l'Arœcerus fasciculatus,
coléoptère Rhynchophore de la tribu des Anthribides. Paris, Ann. Soc. Entom. I.,
1861, pp. 399- 404. — , — 287. Note sur les dégâts causés au Phes- colea
vulgaris par ...
Henry White, Herbert McLeod, Henry Forster Morley, 1870
5
Suggestions for the sanitary drainage of Washington city
One palaeozoic Coleopteron, said to be Scarabaeide in its affinities has been
recorded: the presence of such a form in that remote age would be qnite
impossible, and if Coleopterous at all, it must be a Rhynchophore. Some
subeortical ...
George Edwin Waring, 1883
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the american naturalist
On separating the head of a Rhynchophore, it is seen that the cranium (I use this
word for want of a better term) is globose, and always presents a distinct trace of
a median suture on the under surface, corresponding with the gular sutures of ...
a. s. packard, jr.\ f. w. putnam\ r. h. ward, 1875
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SMITHSONIAN MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTIONS
One palaeozoic Coleopteron, said to be Scarabieide in its affinities has been
recorded : the presence of such a form in that remote age would be quite
impossible, and if Coleopterous at all, it must be a Rhynchophore. Some
subcortical ...
8
Smithsonian Miscellaneous Collections
One palaeozoic Coleopteron, said to be Searabreide in its affinities has been
recorded : the presence of such a form in that remote age would be quite
impossible, and if Coleopterous at all, it must be a Rhynchophore. Some
subcortical ...
9
Classification of the Coleoptera of North America
One palaeozoic Coleopteron, said to be Scarabaeide in its affinities has been
recorded : the presence of such a form in that remote age would be quite
impossible, and if Coleopterous at all, it must be a Rhynchophore. Some
subcortical ...
John Lawrence LeConte, George Henry Horn, Samuel Henshaw, 1883
10
The Rhynchophora of America North of Mexico
On separating the head of a Rhynchophore, it is seen that the cranium (I use this
word for want of a better term) is globose, and always presents a distinct trace of
a median suture on the under surface corresponding with the gular sutures of ...
John Lawrence Le Conte, George Henry Horn, 1876
