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The American Naturalist
If there were need of coining new words, we might call the pink individuals cases
of rhodism and the brown ones cases of phaeism. Conclusive proof of the
correctness of this view can be obtained only by experimental breeding. On the
sport ...
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A Natural History of the British Lepidoptera: A Text-book ...
... exhibiting phaeism, the whole of the insect being entirely suffused; the fore-
wings (with rather more extensive pale markings than usual) being suffused, the
hindwings and abdomen also suffused but without hiding altogether the yellow,
the ...
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Zoologist: A Monthly Journal of Natural History
He remarked that the specimens were not representatives of complete melanism,
and suggested that the word "phaeism" — from Q*u<, dusky — would be a
correct word to apply to this and similar departures from the normal color .tion of a
...
Edward Newman, James Edmund Harting,
1892
... as I should term it, phaeism seemed to be characteristic of many species which
had far more brilliantly coloured allies both in Sumatra and the Asiatic continent ;
for instance, the dusky-coloured Salatura interna of Java, as compared with the ...
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The Entomologist's Record and Journal of Variation
(2) In the cabinet of Mr. J. A. Clark I found a female specimen, which appears to
be a very good illustration of what the late Mr. J. Jenner-Weir called "phaeism,"
i.e., incomplete melanism or duskiness. Here the whole insect, a fine specimen of
...
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The Entomologist's Monthly Magazine
He remarked that the specimens were not representatives of complete melanism,
and suggested that the word "phaeism " would be a correct word to apply to this
and similar departures from the normal coloration of a species. Mr. C. J. Gahan ...
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The Transactions of the Entomological Society of London
Mr. Weir said they were not absolutely cases of complete melanism, but he
suggested that that the word " phaeism " — from p<*io«, dusky — would be a
correct word to use in this and similar departures PROC. KNT. SOC. LOND., IV.,
1891.
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English Language Word Builder
... SYENITE CIDARIS+ GLOTTIS+ PYRAMIS+ UVEITIS+ ATAVISM CHORISM
DIORISM ETACISM FOGYISM KARAISM LOOKISM PHAEISM SIZEISM TZARISM
ALTOIST CHEKIST CULTIST ECHOIST FAUNIST HORNIST IRONIST NARCIST ...
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A Dictionary of Entomology
PHAEISM Noun. (Greek, phaios I dusky + English, -ism I condition.) Duskiness; A
duskiness in butterflies occurring in a limited region. PHAGE See Bacteriophage.
PHAGOCYTE Noun. (Greek, phagein I to eat + kytos I hollow vessel; container.
In connection with the exhibition of dark specimens of Zygama minor, at a recent
meeting of the Entomological Socicty of London, which were not representatives
of complete melanism, Mr. J. Jenner Weir suggests the use of the word phaeism ...
Charles Valentine Riley, Leland Ossian Howard,
1893