Coleoptera Cerambycidae volume 1
Coleoptera Cerambycidae volume 1
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51. Doesus telephoroid. Es, Pasc. Journ. Ent. I, p. 367 (1862).
3 . Head and prothorax reddish testaceous in colour, the elytra^ legs, and underside yellowish-testaceous; covered above with a short rather faint greyish pubescence. Antennae with the third to tenth joints rather feebly angulate at the apex on the anterior side. Prothorax with its lateral margins extended from the base to a little in front of the middle of each side ; the pronotum sparsely and finely punctured in the middle, more ...closely at the sides. Elytra closely and rather finely punctured, covered with faint greyish pubescence and furnished with some very feebly raised longitudinal costse. Body beneath pubescent ; apex of last ventral segment very feebly sinuate in the middle. The femora have each a channel beneath filled with pale tawny or greyish hairs that form a fringe.
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Length 13-15 ; breadth 3-3f mm.
Sab. Central Provinces : Jabalpur.
52. Dffisns'taprobanicus, s p. N.
J . Head, prothorax and base of the elytra reddish testaceous in colour, the remaining parts of a paler, yellowish-testaceous covered with a faint greyish-tawny pubescence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
51. Doesus telephoroid. Es, Pasc. Journ. Ent. I, p. 367 (1862).
3 . Head and prothorax reddish testaceous in colour, the elytra^ legs, and underside yellowish-testaceous; covered above with a short rather faint greyish pubescence. Antennae with the third to tenth joints rather feebly angulate at the apex on the anterior side. Prothorax with its lateral margins extended from the base to a little in front of the middle of each side ; the pronotum sparsely and finely punctured in the middle, more ...closely at the sides. Elytra closely and rather finely punctured, covered with faint greyish pubescence and furnished with some very feebly raised longitudinal costse. Body beneath pubescent ; apex of last ventral segment very feebly sinuate in the middle. The femora have each a channel beneath filled with pale tawny or greyish hairs that form a fringe.
$ . Not known.
Length 13-15 ; breadth 3-3f mm.
Sab. Central Provinces : Jabalpur.
52. Dffisns'taprobanicus, s p. N.
J . Head, prothorax and base of the elytra reddish testaceous in colour, the remaining parts of a paler, yellowish-testaceous covered with a faint greyish-tawny pubescence.
What to read after Coleoptera Cerambycidae volume 1?
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