10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SCOPAE»
Discover the use of
scopae in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
scopae and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
In most bees, these consist of brushes of hairs (scopae) on the hind legs (Thorp
1979b). In the Megachilidae (including the Fideliinae). the scopa is confined to
the venter of the metasoma (Whitehead 1984). Bees with hind leg scopae may
also ...
Amots Dafni, Michael Hesse, Ettore Pacini, 2000
2
Synopsis Mammalium. Addenda, Emendanda Et Index Ad Synopsis ...
Sinus lacrymales srcti; pen inguinales; na.su s ovil lus ; scopae fasciaeque
laterum saturate colorât« >» plerisouo; oculi makimi obscuri ; cauda hrerís По
eco sa ; mammae 1 ni + Oregoriae in campis. > i3. A. pygar'gn. 14. A. mytilopes.
i5- A.
Johann Baptist Fischer, 1830
3
Symphosius The Aenigmata: An Introduction, Text and Commentary
2 s.v. scopae [E. Saglio] and my notes at Mart. 14.82 scopae, an epigram S.
would have known: see Introduction (3)(a) Proem. The singular form scopa
survives of a besom in later Latin (L-S s.v. scopae; cf. GLK I.33.22–3 (Charisius) '
dicimus ...
4
Collection of Supplements to All Editions of Lempriere's ...
Epicharrnus, 119. Epicharmus, 47. Epicradius Mantinaeus, 112. Epicurus,v 126.
Epicyridas, 40. Epiphanius, 82. E itherses, Metrodori filius, 100. hiriectheus, 80.
98. Erecthidae, 49. Erinna, 79. 81. Eros Scopae, ('Epwg,) 117. Eteocles, 86. 114.
Edmund Henry Barker, 1837
5
Ecology and Natural History of Tropical Bees
Typically, the plant oils are scraped or adsorbed (mopped) from flowers and
passed directly by the mid- or forelegs to the scopae of ipsilaterial hindlegs. The
oil-transferring leg is drawn across the juncture of the hindtibia and basitarsus,
and ...
6
Europa Vasconica, Europa Semitica
Letzteres ist selbst ein hochinteressantes Kulturwort, das man nicht von engl.
sheaf, ahd. scoub usw. 'Garbe' (< +skauba-) und nicht ohne weiteres von lat.
scopae 'Besen' trennen kann, zu dem es bei MacBain (1982: s.v.) als Lehnwort
gestellt ...
Theo Vennemann, Patrizia Noel Aziz Hanna, 2003
7
Dictionary of the Artists of Antiquity: Architects, Carvers, ...
Eros Scopae, ("Epoic,) 117. Eteocles, 86. 114. Etymologicum Magnum, 135. [
Eucieid. et Eum'., see SQ, 135.] Eucles Rhodius, 82. Eunapius, 65. Eucnemo, {
Amazon) Strongylionis, 123. Eumen. pro Rest. 131. Eumenes, 16. 66. 113.
Eupalamus ...
Karl Julius Sillig, Edmund Henry Barker, Pliny (the Elder.), 1837
8
Animal Behavior Desk Reference: A Dictionary of Animal ...
Fedeliine and Megachilid Bees have scopae on the undersides of their
metasomas. The other bee families have scopae on their hindlegs and
sometimes on sides of their metasomas (O'Toole and Raw 1991, 186). sense
organ n. An organ ...
9
De Lingua Latina Quae Supersunt
1 192 (scopae bigae); GL. I 33, 22 (scopae edçoe — dieimus tarnen et scopa —
scalae x¡U(t«|). -93,5 (scalae scopae). 328, 5 (scopae scalae). 549, 31 (hae
scopae aaçoç, hae scalae). 533, 12 (scopa); IV 195, 27 (scopae is). 376, 28 (
scalae ...
Marcus Terentius Varro, Georg Goetz, Fritz Schöll, 1964
The scopae. Female bees have scopae for holding and transporting pollen;
males do not. Exceptions are the Hy- laeinae and Euryglossinae in the Colletidae
, parasitic and robber bees in various families, and queens of highly eu- basitibial
...
Charles Duncan Michener, 2000
