Manual of North American Diptera
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. . 16 12. Wings near the middle with two cross-bands, converging toward the posterior margin. . . . . . . .13 Wings not with such cross-bands. ..... 14 13. The third longitudinal vein is gently curved backward toward the tip; head not swollen Spilographa Third longitudinal vein straight to the extremity; head distinctly swollen (12). Oedicarena.
14. Wings with four very oblique cross-bands. . . . . 15 Cross-bands nearly transverse, or dissolved into spots; cross-veins but little oblique. ......... Trypeta.
15. Scutellum tumid, bituberculate. . . . . Peronyma.
Scutellum of the usual structure, not swollen, though convex (16).
Plagiotoma.
16. Cross-veins conspicuously approximated. . . . ; 17 Cross-veins not approximated. ...... 18 17. Wings with hyaline indentation and a subapical, arcuate hyaline cross-vein; scutellum black (15). . Polymorphomyia.
Wings with three brown bands or projections, connected anterior- ly, the distal one following the costa, the middle one beyond • the middle of the wing, the proximal one toward the base (7) .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . 16 12. Wings near the middle with two cross-bands, converging toward the posterior margin. . . . . . . .13 Wings not with such cross-bands. ..... 14 13. The third longitudinal vein is gently curved backward toward the tip; head not swollen Spilographa Third longitudinal vein straight to the extremity; head distinctly swollen (12). Oedicarena.
14. Wings with four very oblique cross-bands. . . . . 15 Cross-bands nearly transverse, or dissolved into spots; cross-veins but little oblique. ......... Trypeta.
15. Scutellum tumid, bituberculate. . . . . Peronyma.
Scutellum of the usual structure, not swollen, though convex (16).
Plagiotoma.
16. Cross-veins conspicuously approximated. . . . ; 17 Cross-veins not approximated. ...... 18 17. Wings with hyaline indentation and a subapical, arcuate hyaline cross-vein; scutellum black (15). . Polymorphomyia.
Wings with three brown bands or projections, connected anterior- ly, the distal one following the costa, the middle one beyond • the middle of the wing, the proximal one toward the base (7) .
What to read after Manual of North American Diptera?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Wendell Williston to read onlineMoreLess
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