Insects: Their Structure & Life
Insects: Their Structure & Life
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— ^The Nyteribiid^t or Bat-parasites are the most Digitized by VjOOQ IC 268 The Orders of Insects degraded of the Diptera. The small head it turned upwards and backwards into a cavity on the thorax, which is round or oral and bears on either side a comb-shaped organ, probably a vestigial wing, and a minute babncer. The legs are long with flattened shins and five-segmented clawed feet. The few known species live as parasites on bats.
ORDER 15.— HYMENOPTERA.
Structure.— The Saw-flies, Gall-flies,... Ichneu- mon and other parasitic flies. Ants, Wasps aad Bees, which are included in this Order, are characterised by their two pairs of membranous wings with com- paratively few nervures and cells, well-developed mandibles, and very highly specialised body-structure.
Their most remarkable feature, perhaps, is the partial or entire fusion of the first abdominal segment {proper deum){fig. 18 «) with the thorax; the " waist *• which is so marked a feature in many Hymenoptera comes therefore not between thorax and hind-body but behind the first abdominal segment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— ^The Nyteribiid^t or Bat-parasites are the most Digitized by VjOOQ IC 268 The Orders of Insects degraded of the Diptera. The small head it turned upwards and backwards into a cavity on the thorax, which is round or oral and bears on either side a comb-shaped organ, probably a vestigial wing, and a minute babncer. The legs are long with flattened shins and five-segmented clawed feet. The few known species live as parasites on bats.
ORDER 15.— HYMENOPTERA.
Structure.— The Saw-flies, Gall-flies,... Ichneu- mon and other parasitic flies. Ants, Wasps aad Bees, which are included in this Order, are characterised by their two pairs of membranous wings with com- paratively few nervures and cells, well-developed mandibles, and very highly specialised body-structure.
Their most remarkable feature, perhaps, is the partial or entire fusion of the first abdominal segment {proper deum){fig. 18 «) with the thorax; the " waist *• which is so marked a feature in many Hymenoptera comes therefore not between thorax and hind-body but behind the first abdominal segment.
What to read after Insects: Their Structure & Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George H George Herbert Carpenter to read onlineMoreLess
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