Handbook of Zoology volume 1
Handbook of Zoology volume 1
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Tab. V. PANZER Deutschl. Ins. Heft 8, No. 24, 7 lines long ; the scutelluin, the feet and under surface of the abdomen yellow, the upper surface of the abdomen black, with three yellow transverse stripes interrupted in the middle, and yellow point. Here are to be referred the observations and descriptions of SWAMMERDAM, Hist. Not. Ins. 1669, p. 151, Tab. Iv. (under the name of Tabamis), and Bifid der Nat. Pp. 649 694, Tab. 39 (under the name of Asilus). The larva is elongate, pointed at both ex...tremities, with a star-shaped ring of more than twenty feathered filaments at the end ; it moves very slowly on the surface of the water.
Family XIII. Nemocera or Tipularice. Antennae filiform or setaceous, with numerous joints, mostly fourteen or sixteen, never fewer than six. Head small, globose, with large eyes. Proboscis exsert, in some short, terminated by two large labia, in some pro- duced into a rostrum. Palps two, external, inserted at the base of he proboscis, filiform or setaceous.
Thorax large, gibbous.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tab. V. PANZER Deutschl. Ins. Heft 8, No. 24, 7 lines long ; the scutelluin, the feet and under surface of the abdomen yellow, the upper surface of the abdomen black, with three yellow transverse stripes interrupted in the middle, and yellow point. Here are to be referred the observations and descriptions of SWAMMERDAM, Hist. Not. Ins. 1669, p. 151, Tab. Iv. (under the name of Tabamis), and Bifid der Nat. Pp. 649 694, Tab. 39 (under the name of Asilus). The larva is elongate, pointed at both ex...tremities, with a star-shaped ring of more than twenty feathered filaments at the end ; it moves very slowly on the surface of the water.
Family XIII. Nemocera or Tipularice. Antennae filiform or setaceous, with numerous joints, mostly fourteen or sixteen, never fewer than six. Head small, globose, with large eyes. Proboscis exsert, in some short, terminated by two large labia, in some pro- duced into a rostrum. Palps two, external, inserted at the base of he proboscis, filiform or setaceous.
Thorax large, gibbous.
What to read after Handbook of Zoology volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jan Van Der Hoeven to read onlineMoreLess
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