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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «ACICULATED»
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1
A History of the Fossil Fruits and Seeds of the London Clay
TRICARPELLITES ACICULATUS. (Plate 11, figs. 39 and 40). l Capsule largest a
little below the middle, covered with minute aciculated lines running in a
longitudinal direction ; length of the valves exceeding twice their greatest breadth
.
James Scott Bowerbank,
1840
2
Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia
Var.? Pale ferruginous; thorax same as the above, with the scutellum yellow ; four
anterior coxae yellow; apex of first abdominal segment nearly smooth, scarcely
aciculated; black bands at base of segments 3 — 5 narrow. Hab. Vancouver's ...
3
Notes from the Royal Zoological Museum of the Netherlands at ...
The pygidium transversely aciculated. The apical half of the anterior tibiae armed
with three lateral stout teeth; the intermediate and posterior tibiae unarmed; the
inner apical spur of the posterior tibiae emarginated and slightly enlarged at the ...
4
The Annals and Magazine of Natural History: Zoology, Botany, ...
Pro- and mesonotum coarsely aciculated, the base of metanotum closely
transversely striated; a narrow keel down the middle; on the sides of the apical
slope a1'e oblique, clearly separated striae; in the centre of the apex is a fl-
shaped area ...
5
Illustrations of British Entomology; Or a Synopsis of ...
... metathora! very rugose, with 4 acute tubercles, the 2 upper ones most robust
and acute, the other shorter and at times rather obsolete; abdomen ovate, of the
female as wide as the thorax, of the male narrower, the basal segment aciculated
, ...
Stephens (James Francis),
1835
6
Illustrations of British Entomology
... abdomen with the basal segment aciculated, 3 following rather depressed,
slightly aciculated, rest shining; legs black; anterior femora straw-coloured within;
4 anterior tibize white, black within, and the apex of the middle pair entirely black;
...
James Francis Stephens,
1835
7
Illustrations of British Entomology, Or a Synopsis of ...
... quite correct to employ that which is here adopted in order to avoid
unnecessary increase by the imposition of a new one : — the slender aciculated
terminal joint of the palpi sufficiently discriminates it from the other semidiurnal
Noctuidse.
James Francis Stephens,
1829
8
The Biology of the Muscidae of the World
Instar 3: rather small with coarsely longitudinally aciculated cuticle, squamose on
caudal segment. Ventral abdominal welts 3-8, each with 2 irregular rows of large
spicules along crest of welt (0.03-0.05 mm long) preceded and succeeded by 2 ...
9
Memoirs and Proceedings of the Manchester Literary & ...
Head opaque, aciculated ; the face thickly covered with a silvery pubescence ;
the clypeus shining, sparsely punctured. Thorax black; the mesonotum strongly
aciculated; the parapsidal furrows wide and distinct at the base; the scutellum
and ...
Manchester Literary and Philosophical Society,
1903
10
Collected papers: Hymenoptera
First abdominal segment longer than wide, strongly aciculated ; second with a
smooth raised line in the centre, the sides with a narrow oblique furrow ; the
segment is as strongly aciculated as the first and appears to be also finely
striated ; the ...