Annals of Nature; Or, Annual Synopsis of New Genera And Species of Animals, Plants, &c. Discovered in North America
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Discovered by Mr John D. Clifford.
XII. N' G. Rhexenor. Differsfrom Afarc^MS by all the segments with two pairs of geminate ventral legs, having five articles and a claw. Eyes rounded in facets.
Antenna nearly under the head, recurved upwards in a groove, with seven arti- cles ; six oblong, the sixth larger, the seventh or last depressed obtuse. — The name is also Mythological.
5 1 . Rhexenor annularis. Bluish brown with reddish brown rings on the mar- gin of the segments, legs brown, one hundr...ed and ten pairs ; neck broad tail.
[ 9 ] arge, obtuse, split beneath ; vent linear, marginated with yellow — Found in the woods of the highland hills of New- York. Length three inches.
XII. N. G. Abacion. Differ from Narceus by anterior [Segments with two pairs of legs ; neck hardly visible ; head rounded, eyes rounded, lateral ; antenna lon- ger than the head, lateral before, straight, club shaped, six oblong articles in- creasing in size upwards. — The name means little texture.
52. Abacion tesselatum.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Discovered by Mr John D. Clifford.
XII. N' G. Rhexenor. Differsfrom Afarc^MS by all the segments with two pairs of geminate ventral legs, having five articles and a claw. Eyes rounded in facets.
Antenna nearly under the head, recurved upwards in a groove, with seven arti- cles ; six oblong, the sixth larger, the seventh or last depressed obtuse. — The name is also Mythological.
5 1 . Rhexenor annularis. Bluish brown with reddish brown rings on the mar- gin of the segments, legs brown, one hundr...ed and ten pairs ; neck broad tail.
[ 9 ] arge, obtuse, split beneath ; vent linear, marginated with yellow — Found in the woods of the highland hills of New- York. Length three inches.
XII. N. G. Abacion. Differ from Narceus by anterior [Segments with two pairs of legs ; neck hardly visible ; head rounded, eyes rounded, lateral ; antenna lon- ger than the head, lateral before, straight, club shaped, six oblong articles in- creasing in size upwards. — The name means little texture.
52. Abacion tesselatum.
What to read after Annals of Nature; Or, Annual Synopsis of New Genera And Species of Animals, Plants, &c. Discovered in North America?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rafinesque, C. S. (Constantine Samuel), 1783-1840 to read onlineMoreLess
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