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Zoologist: A Monthly Journal of Natural History
tomentose squamosity either more or less piliform and opake or very fine silky
and bright: this ground-layer, common to many other tomentose Coleoptera, is
comparatively persistent, though far more easily rubbed off than setiform or hairy
...
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Proceedings of the Hawaiian Entomological Society
black, the elytra except fur dark spots, the tibiae and more than the basal half of
the antennae distinctly red. Squamosity of head and prono- tttm golden, the latter
with large and dense lateral patches of whiter color. Elytra partly abraded ...
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The zoologist: a popular miscellany of natural history
tomentose squamosity either more or less piliform and opake or very fine silky
and bright : this ground-layer, common to many other tomentose Coleoptera, is
comparatively persistent, though far more easily rubbed off than setiform or hairy
...
tomentose squamosity either more or less piliform and opake or very fine silky
and bright: this ground-layer, common to many other tomentose Coleoptera, is
comparatively persistent, though far more easily rubbed off than setiform or hairy
...
Edward Newman, James Edmund Harting, William Lucas Distant,
1860
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The Annals and Magazine of Natural History: Including ...
Squamosity not so brightly coloured, pale yellowish or greyish. This is smaller
than No. 2568, and the sutural striae are not so deep and broad. Nos. 2568 and
2569 may be placed in this genus ; in the former, however, the second abdominal
...
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Manual of the New Zealand Coleoptera
E. firmus, Pieeous, antennae and tarsi pitchy-red ; squamosity infuscate-red, not
coarse, depressed parts with pale sappy matter. Bostrum elongate, tricarinate in
front ; before the eyes with a moderately-raised elongate crest or ridge, on the ...
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Transactions of the Royal Entomological Society of London
Long. G mm. This insect is remarkable from the incrassate antennae, and
Otiorhynchus-like rostrum. The scape is broad, compressed, densely squamose
and setose, brown, 2nd joint also brown, joints 3-7 stout, covered with white
squamosity, ...
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Proceedings of the Linnean Society of New South Wales
... ventralibus 3° 4"que brevibus; sutura 1“ ventrali arcuata; tarsis brevibus;
metasterno brevissimo. [Long 1—96, lat. 3} line. All sculpture (except indications
of elytral striae) is completely hidden by dense squamosity, consisting of fuscous
and ...
Elytra extremely finely striate, the striae not visibly punctate, densely squamose,
the squamosity sordid grey, with some very irregular nearly white patches, and a
few darker. The erect seta? very distinct. Legs slender, rather short. This insect ...
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The Transactions of the Entomological Society of London
Long. C mm. This insect is remarkable from the incrassate antenna), and
Otiorhynchus-like rostrum. The scape is broad, compressed, densely squamose
and setose, brown, 2nd joint also brown, joints 3-7 stout, covered with white
squamosity, ...