10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «GEOCORISA»
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1
Encyclopedia of South American Aquatic Insects: Hemiptera - ...
Entomologists formerly grouped most aquatic species in a separate taxon called
Hydrocorisa, while terrestrial species were placed in the Geocorisa. Systematic
entomologists no longer use the terms Hydrocorisa and Geocorisa, although they
...
2
Fundamentals of Zoology
Many of the Geocorisa, however, are vegetable feeders, and it is among these
that the most brilliant colours exhibit themselves. Some of them, belonging to the
family Hydrometrid^e, are distinguished by their power of moving on the surface
of ...
3
Illustrations of Exotic Entomology: 2
SEcTION: Geocorisa, Latr. FAMILY: Scutati, Burm. Pentatomidas, Leach. GenUs.
PaNTATouA, Latr. Cimex, Fabr. Burm. PENTATOMA FLAVIcOLLIs. Thorace
spinoso dentatoque, supra viridis, capite thoracisque autico scutelloque basi
flavis.
John Obadiah Westwood,
1837
4
Elements of Zoology; Or, Natural History of Animals
The expression of the Psalmist (Psalm xci. 5) is considered by many learned
commentators as referring to them. Many of the Geocorisa, however, are
vegetable feeders, and it is among these that the most brilliant colours exhibit '
hemselves.
David Meredith Reese,
1868
5
An Introduction to the Modern Classification of Insects: ...
Hydrocorisa, or those which reside in water, divided into two families:
Notonectidae and Nepidae. . Section 2. Aurocorisa W'estw. (Geocorisa Lam), or
those which breathe the free air, divided into nine families: Galgulidae, Hy"
Zoadelges ou ...
John Obadiah Westwood,
1840
6
Fauna Boreali-americana; Or, The Zoology of the Northern ...
I. GEOCORISA. Lat. Family РЕЭТАТОМIDЖ Pentatomidans. We are now arrived
at the second great subdivision of the class Insecta, those that take their food by
suction, which may be regarded as forming a series of Orders parallel with those
...
Sir John Richardson, William Swainson, William Kirby,
1837
7
Novo dicionário da língua portuguesa
(Dogr.ge+kinetikos) * *Geocorisa*, f.Zool.Família de parasitas,a que pertence
opercevejo vulgar ouda cama. (Do gr.ge+koris) * *Geocrático*, adj. Geol. Dizse
do movimento de abaixamento doníveldeuma corrente. *Geode*,m. Pedraôca,
que ...
Cândido de Figueiredo,
1937
8
Introduction to Entomology: Comprehending a General View of ...
The three last are aquatic, and the two last constitute the subdivision named
Hydrocorisa, or water- bugs, by Latreille ; the others form his subdivision
Geocorisa, or land-bugs. SCUTELLERA DISPAR. Platb XIX. Fig. 1. Stall's
Punaises, PI.
9
The naturalist's library
The three last are aquatic, and the two last constitute the subdivision named
Hydrocorisa, or water- bugs, by Latreille ; the others form his subdivision
Geocorisa, or land-bugs. SCUTELLERA dispar. Plate XIX. Fig. 1. StoWs Pumises,
PI. 37, fig.
Sir William Jardine,
1840
10
The british cyclopedia of natural history
Heleroptera and section Geocorisa, or land bugs, and at once distinguished by
the length of the upper lip, and the five-jointed antennae. The details of the mouth
of one of these insects having been already figured in the article Insect (vol. ii. p.
Charles f. partington,
1837