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Classification of the Coleoptera of North America
Cistela. Last joint of maxillary palpi transverse. Sttgmatom a. Anterior coxae
contiguous, cavities confluent. Mycetochabes. Mandibles emarginate at tip ; sixth
ventral segment visible (tarsi not lobed) ; Second and third joints of antennae
equal, ...
John Lawrence LeConte,
1862
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Smithsonian Miscellaneous Collections
CISTELIDAE — LAGRIIDAE — MONOMMIDAE — ANTHICIDAE. 1 Cistela
erythrnpa Kirby, Fauna Bor. Am. 239. cannot be identified from the description,
bnt I suspect, if tho tarsi are not lobed, that it is one of the species of Androchirus.
1 Tl,e ...
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Smithsonian Miscellaneous Collections
CISTELA. Lust joint of maxillary palpi transverse. S'rrous'rosm. Anterior coxie
contiguous, cavities confluent. Mxca'rocuanss. Mandibles emarginate at tip; sixth
ventral segment visible (tarsi not lobed) ; Second and third joints of antenure
equal, ...
Smithsonian Institution,
1862
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JOURNAL OF THE ACADEMY OF NATURAL SCIENCES OF PHILADELPHIA.
I am indebted for this species to Mr. Jno. S. Skin ner, editor of the American
Farmer, who received it from a correspondent, with a note, stating that they had
been found on the body of the peach tree, just helow the surface of the ground.
Cistela ...
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Fauna Boreali-americana; Or, The Zoology of the Northern ...
Genus CISTELA. Fab. (325) 1. * Cistela ERYTHROPa. Red-legged Cistela. C. (
erythropa) clliptica, nigra, antennis infuscatis basi, pedibusque, rufis : prothorace
postice subtrilobo : elytris striatis. Red-legged Cistela, elliptical, black, base of the
...
Sir John Richardson, William Swainson, William Kirby,
1837
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the animal kingdom, arranged according to its organization, ...
In Cistela, Fab., Or Cistela properly so called, the head projects in the manner of
a snout, and the labrum is hardly wider than it is long ; most of the joints of the
antennae either obconinal, triangular, or even serrated; the last is always oblong.
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A Manual of British Coleoptera, Or Beetles: Containing a ...
CISTELA. 327 finely punctured ; eyes black ; thorax transverse, a little narrowed
behind, with rectangular angles ; elytra irregularly punctate-striate, suture, tips of
thighs and claws dull red (L. 4-5 1.) Sandy coasts: Barmouth; Swansea: 6.
James Francis Stephens,
1839
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Cuvier's Animal Kingdom,: Arranged According to Its ...
In the first edition of this work, I had united the whole into one genui, Helops, but
their internal as well as external anatomy indicates that this family constitute! five
tribes, composed of the same number of genera, namely, Htlopi, Cistela, Dirccea
...
Georges Léopold Chrétien Frédéric Dagobert De baron Cuvier,
1840
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An introduction to the modern classification of insects: ...
Cistela. 3. Euschionides. — Tarsal claws simple or bifid ; neck generally distinct ;
anterior coxae long and produced. • Clynocephalides. — Head not narrowed into
a neck nor rostrated. Typ. gen. Scrropalpus, Melandrya, Ripiphorus, Mordella.
John Obadiah Westwood,
1839
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The Book of Nature: Embracing a Condensed Survey of the ...
It lives, in its perfect state, on flowers ; but its larvœ eat all desiccated animal
matters. Fio. 3. Cistela pallida, Linn. Fio. 4. Cistela lata, Linn. Fig. 5. Cistela
lepturoides, Linn. Fig. 6. Silpha germanica, Linn. Necrophorus germani- cus, Lat.
Fig. 7.