Fragments of the Coarser Anatomy of Diurnal Lepidoptera
Fragments of the Coarser Anatomy of Diurnal Lepidoptera
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Digitized by Google 41 Silk vessels. They agree in appear- ance with those of Hamadryas and reach the middle of the sixth abdominal seg- ment, where they are attached.
Male generative organs. Testes pink- ish red, the median line much deepest in color, longitudinally oval, nearly four times as long as broad, filled with a whit- ish granular matter, and situated in the middle of the fifth abdominal segment.
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THE LARVA OF AGLAIS URTICAE, OF EUROPE.
Observatio...ns on the changes in the nervous system of this species, in pass- ing from the larval to the pupal state and during the continuance of the latter, as also some statements regarding the structure of the tracheae, will be found in Newport's papers. See also other papers referred to in the introduction.
Digestive system. The under branch of the malpighian vessels passes along the under outer surface of the stomach as far as the hinder part of the second abdominal segment; the branch which extends along the upper outer wall of the stomach appears to extend as far only as the middle of the fourth abdom- inal segment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Digitized by Google 41 Silk vessels. They agree in appear- ance with those of Hamadryas and reach the middle of the sixth abdominal seg- ment, where they are attached.
Male generative organs. Testes pink- ish red, the median line much deepest in color, longitudinally oval, nearly four times as long as broad, filled with a whit- ish granular matter, and situated in the middle of the fifth abdominal segment.
Digitized by Digitized by VjOOQ IC IV.
THE LARVA OF AGLAIS URTICAE, OF EUROPE.
Observatio...ns on the changes in the nervous system of this species, in pass- ing from the larval to the pupal state and during the continuance of the latter, as also some statements regarding the structure of the tracheae, will be found in Newport's papers. See also other papers referred to in the introduction.
Digestive system. The under branch of the malpighian vessels passes along the under outer surface of the stomach as far as the hinder part of the second abdominal segment; the branch which extends along the upper outer wall of the stomach appears to extend as far only as the middle of the fourth abdom- inal segment.
What to read after Fragments of the Coarser Anatomy of Diurnal Lepidoptera?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Hubbard Scudder to read onlineMoreLess
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