Micro Lepidoptera
Micro Lepidoptera
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IV. 1904, Tamarix, 9. Ill, excl. 10. IV. 1904 (Wlsm. ). Canaries ""< TEXERIFE : Santa Cruz, 30. IV. 1898 (HintzY', Tamarix yallica, 14. I, excl. 27. II - 8. IV. 1907, 24. V, excl. 13-15. VI. 1907 (Wlsm. ). Cape de Verdes : St. Vincent 3 ' 5 - ' 10 .
Abundant in many parts of the Island, and no doubt thus widely distributed owing to the prevailing custom of planting Tamarix along the sides of the main roads so far as these extend. Preserved larvae compared with European and Algerian speci- mens ...show a curious modification in form, the tuberculous excres- cences on the prothorax and mesothorax, and on the second, fifth, and ninth abdominal somites, although similarly placed, are dis- tinctly exaggerated, being at least one-third longer than in European specimens, a peculiarity in which they are at least closely approached by larvae from Algeria. I am unable to find any difference in the imago.
C. 16. (1430) AGDISTIS (ADACTYLUS Crt. ) STATICIS Mill.
Aydistis staticis Mill. Bull. Soc. Ent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
IV. 1904, Tamarix, 9. Ill, excl. 10. IV. 1904 (Wlsm. ). Canaries ""< TEXERIFE : Santa Cruz, 30. IV. 1898 (HintzY', Tamarix yallica, 14. I, excl. 27. II - 8. IV. 1907, 24. V, excl. 13-15. VI. 1907 (Wlsm. ). Cape de Verdes : St. Vincent 3 ' 5 - ' 10 .
Abundant in many parts of the Island, and no doubt thus widely distributed owing to the prevailing custom of planting Tamarix along the sides of the main roads so far as these extend. Preserved larvae compared with European and Algerian speci- mens ...show a curious modification in form, the tuberculous excres- cences on the prothorax and mesothorax, and on the second, fifth, and ninth abdominal somites, although similarly placed, are dis- tinctly exaggerated, being at least one-third longer than in European specimens, a peculiarity in which they are at least closely approached by larvae from Algeria. I am unable to find any difference in the imago.
C. 16. (1430) AGDISTIS (ADACTYLUS Crt. ) STATICIS Mill.
Aydistis staticis Mill. Bull. Soc. Ent.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas De Grey Walsingham to read onlineMoreLess
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