Entomological News
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" 3b. Greatly enlarged.
" le. Posterior tarsus. *' 3c. Head, dorsal view.
" 2. NeotetHx bolivari Hanc. " 3d. Posterior tarsus.
** 2a. Same, dorsal view.
CONCERNING THE NAMES OF SOME COMMON SPIDERS.
By Nathan Banks.
The replacement of modern and familiar specific names by those of an earlier period is one result of the application of the law of priority. Naturalists will doubtless always differ as to how closely this law shall be followed; whether in letter or in spirit.
But the few cases to whi...ch I shall call attention do not, I think, require any defense. The works of De Geer and the papers of Lucas have always been accepted as of proper authority.
Lucas, in a paper entitled '* Description d'une espece nouvelle d'arachnide appartenent au genre Argyope de M. Savigny,'* published in the Ann. Soc. Entom. France, 1833, pp. 86-88, describes Argyope aurantia from the vicinity of Philadelphia.
The description is sufficient to recognize our common species described by Hentz as Epeira riparia; and the excellent figure on plate v fully confirms this determination.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" 3b. Greatly enlarged.
" le. Posterior tarsus. *' 3c. Head, dorsal view.
" 2. NeotetHx bolivari Hanc. " 3d. Posterior tarsus.
** 2a. Same, dorsal view.
CONCERNING THE NAMES OF SOME COMMON SPIDERS.
By Nathan Banks.
The replacement of modern and familiar specific names by those of an earlier period is one result of the application of the law of priority. Naturalists will doubtless always differ as to how closely this law shall be followed; whether in letter or in spirit.
But the few cases to whi...ch I shall call attention do not, I think, require any defense. The works of De Geer and the papers of Lucas have always been accepted as of proper authority.
Lucas, in a paper entitled '* Description d'une espece nouvelle d'arachnide appartenent au genre Argyope de M. Savigny,'* published in the Ann. Soc. Entom. France, 1833, pp. 86-88, describes Argyope aurantia from the vicinity of Philadelphia.
The description is sufficient to recognize our common species described by Hentz as Epeira riparia; and the excellent figure on plate v fully confirms this determination.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American Entomological Society to read onlineMoreLess
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