A Glossary to Says Entomology Microform
A Glossary to Says Entomology Microform
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Natatory, (feet) formed for swimming. See cursory, saltatory.
Navicular, boat-shaped ; with a concave disk and elevated mar- gin; cymbiform.
Nebulous, clouded ; marked with many scattered, abrupt/dilated lines of various forms.
Neck, a contracted posterior termination of the head in some insects.
Nervures, nerves or vein-like processes which support the mem- branous part of the wings; divided into radial, cubital, brachial and recurrent.
Neuroptera, an order of insects, including such as have f...our finely reticulated wings and no sting, as Dragon-flies, May- flies, &c.
Niger, black, a little tinged with gray.
Nitidus, nearly synonymous with lucid, but is less brilliant, and is applied to highly polished surfaces.
Nutant, nodding; the tip bent down towards the horizon.
Nymph, the second state of an insect, from the egg, the mem- bers of which are free, or not inclosed with a common integu- ment, as in Grillus. See chrysalis, aurelia, pupa.
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Ob, prefixed to a word generally signifies inversely.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Natatory, (feet) formed for swimming. See cursory, saltatory.
Navicular, boat-shaped ; with a concave disk and elevated mar- gin; cymbiform.
Nebulous, clouded ; marked with many scattered, abrupt/dilated lines of various forms.
Neck, a contracted posterior termination of the head in some insects.
Nervures, nerves or vein-like processes which support the mem- branous part of the wings; divided into radial, cubital, brachial and recurrent.
Neuroptera, an order of insects, including such as have f...our finely reticulated wings and no sting, as Dragon-flies, May- flies, &c.
Niger, black, a little tinged with gray.
Nitidus, nearly synonymous with lucid, but is less brilliant, and is applied to highly polished surfaces.
Nutant, nodding; the tip bent down towards the horizon.
Nymph, the second state of an insect, from the egg, the mem- bers of which are free, or not inclosed with a common integu- ment, as in Grillus. See chrysalis, aurelia, pupa.
0.
Ob, prefixed to a word generally signifies inversely.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Say to read onlineMoreLess
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