Bulletin of the Brooklyn Entomological Society
Bulletin of the Brooklyn Entomological Society
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S. Biological Survey.
CEdaleothrips gen. nov.
(ottcTXlot, turgid; fy>*^, a wood worm).
Head about one and one half times as long as wide, much narrowed at base and broadest across eyes, about twice as long as pronotum and about equal in width to pterothorax; vertex rugose; postocular bristles short, sublateral, equal in length to a forwardly-directed pair near base of an- tennae. Antennae eight-segmented, segments 4-6, with ventral prolonga- tions at apex; segment 3 longest. Eyes rather small, ...flattened, protrud- ing, produced posteriorly on ventral surface of head, widely separated.
Mouth cone short, semicircularly rounded at apex, about attaining middle of prosternum. Prothorax unusually narrow and about two thirds as long as wide; usual bristles all present but reduced in size. Pterothorax greatly reduced, about as long as broad and about equal in width to head.
Fore tarsi armed with a short, stout tooth. Wings wanting in the geno- type. Abdomen broad and heavy, with dorsal white blotches; tube about half as long as head.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
S. Biological Survey.
CEdaleothrips gen. nov.
(ottcTXlot, turgid; fy>*^, a wood worm).
Head about one and one half times as long as wide, much narrowed at base and broadest across eyes, about twice as long as pronotum and about equal in width to pterothorax; vertex rugose; postocular bristles short, sublateral, equal in length to a forwardly-directed pair near base of an- tennae. Antennae eight-segmented, segments 4-6, with ventral prolonga- tions at apex; segment 3 longest. Eyes rather small, ...flattened, protrud- ing, produced posteriorly on ventral surface of head, widely separated.
Mouth cone short, semicircularly rounded at apex, about attaining middle of prosternum. Prothorax unusually narrow and about two thirds as long as wide; usual bristles all present but reduced in size. Pterothorax greatly reduced, about as long as broad and about equal in width to head.
Fore tarsi armed with a short, stout tooth. Wings wanting in the geno- type. Abdomen broad and heavy, with dorsal white blotches; tube about half as long as head.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brooklyn Entomological Society to read onlineMoreLess
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