10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «DERMESTA»
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Tarsi with five joints. Abdomen with five ventral segments, free. Feet contractile
under the body. Elytra entirely covering abdomen. Sp. Dermesta lardarius L.,
Blankaart Schouburg, Tab. xi. p. 96, figs. K, L, M, Dumeril Cons. gin. s. 1. Ins. PI. 6
, fig.
the twelfth edition of the Sy sterna Naturae of Linnxus it does not appear ; but is
probably the Dermesta tesselatus of Fabricius, in which case he seems to have
placed it in a wrong'genus. Ridiculous, and even incredible as it may appear, it is
...
Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths, 1807
3
An Introduction to Entomology: Or Elements of the Natural ...
Ol. Platurhiuus Bib. iii. 512. albinus iii. 318. iv. 517. brevirostris iv. 517. Anturibls
cinereus iii. 318. latirostris iv. 517. Apate F. Dermesta L. Ligm- perda Hst.
Bosirichus Ol. Ipt Mm. i. 235. Aphodius II. F. Ltr. Scarabeeus L. Mm. Plalyccphalus
Bug. i.
William Kirby, William Spence, 1822
4
Entomologia Edinensis, or A description and history of the ...
The insects belonging to the genus Choleva of Latreille appear to hare been
described by previous writers under the genera Mordetta, Dermesta, or Tritoma.
Between the years 1790 and 1800, four entomologists, La- treille, Illiger, Paykull,
...
James Wilson, James Duncan, 1834
5
Elements of Natural History: Invertebrata, &c
This genus is founded on the Dermesta Armadillo of De Geer. ORDER V
ORTHOPTERA. Elytra coriaceous, the margin of the one covering the margin of
the other ; mouth with mandibles ; wings folded longitudinally, and sometimes
besides ...
6
Transactions of the Royal Entomological Society of London
Dermesta, Lin. 1. Three hexapod Dr. Martin Lister. England. larvae. Perfect
Insects. Case 2. Minimis. Otto. England. Otto's Coiup- translated by South, vol. i. p
79 Case 3. Lardarius. Otto. England. Otto's Comp. translated by South, vol. i. p.
79.
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British entomology, being illustrations and descriptions of ...
The Dermesteifumatus of Marsham, which is a Mycetaea, and the Dermesta
fumatus of Linnaeus, which is nearly allied to Triphyllus, as shown in the Guide,
and two years before in the 4th Vol. of this Work. J 503 ASOPIA PICTALIS.
ORDER ...
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The new encyclopædia; or, Universal dictionary ofarts and ...
It is however sometimes more or less deep The thorax is margined, and the
insect has the whole carriage of 2. fcarabæus ; but its antennae have the chara.-
tcr of those of the dermesta;. This little creature is found in dung. It also frequently
finds ...
Encyclopaedia Perthensis, 1807
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Nôvo vocabulário ortográfico da língua portuguêsa: de acôrdo ...
V. derma, dermesta, S. m. dérmico, adj. dermite, s. J. dermoblasto, í. m.
dermocima, ,v. m. dermodonte, s. m. dermoflebite, s. j. dermogenia, *. /.
dermogênico, adj. dermografia, s. j. dermográfico, adj. dermografismó, s. m.
dermóide, adj. 2 gên.
Aurélio Buarque de Holanda Ferreira, Manuel da Cunha Pereira, 1961
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Vocabulário ortográfico oficial: de acôrdo com a nova ...
dermatorrinco, s. m. dermatosclerose, s. f. dermatoscopia, j. /. dermatose, s. f.
dermatoterapia, s. f. dermatotomia, s. f. dermatozoonose, s. f. dermatozoose, s. f.
derme, s. f. V . derma. dermesta, s. m. dermite, s. f. dermoblasto, s. m. dermocima,
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