Notes On New And Little Known Californian Coccidae
Notes On New And Little Known Californian Coccidae
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30. I>orsal aspect of last abdominal segment of female.
Fig. 31. Ventral aspect of last abdominal segment of female; all hairs but two removed from the anal ring.
Fig. 32. Antenna of female.
Fig- 33- Spines of female.
Fig. 34. First larval stage.
Fig. 35. Dorsal aspect of last abdominal segment of first larval stage.
Fig. 36. Leg of first larval stage.
Fig. 37. Antenna of first larval stage.
Fig. 38. Dorsal aspect of second larval stage.
Fig. 39. Dorsal aspect of last abdominal segment of secon...d larval stage.
Fig. 40. Ventral aspect of last abdominal segment of second larval stage.
Fig. 41. Dorsal aspect of male pupa.
Fig. 42. Adult male.
Fig. 43. Dorsal aspect of head.
Fig. 44. Ventral aspect of head.
Fig. 45. Leg of male.
Fig. 46. Antenna of male.
r)igiti7R(i hy Cooglp Digitized by Google I PROCEEDINGS OF THE ACADEMY.
(Octavo.) Third Series, ZOOLOGY.
Vol. I.
No. I— Plasmocytes; the Survival of theCentrosomesand Archoplasm of the Nucleated Erythrocytes, as Free and Independent Elements in the Blood of Batrachoseps attenuatus Esch.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
30. I>orsal aspect of last abdominal segment of female.
Fig. 31. Ventral aspect of last abdominal segment of female; all hairs but two removed from the anal ring.
Fig. 32. Antenna of female.
Fig- 33- Spines of female.
Fig. 34. First larval stage.
Fig. 35. Dorsal aspect of last abdominal segment of first larval stage.
Fig. 36. Leg of first larval stage.
Fig. 37. Antenna of first larval stage.
Fig. 38. Dorsal aspect of second larval stage.
Fig. 39. Dorsal aspect of last abdominal segment of secon...d larval stage.
Fig. 40. Ventral aspect of last abdominal segment of second larval stage.
Fig. 41. Dorsal aspect of male pupa.
Fig. 42. Adult male.
Fig. 43. Dorsal aspect of head.
Fig. 44. Ventral aspect of head.
Fig. 45. Leg of male.
Fig. 46. Antenna of male.
r)igiti7R(i hy Cooglp Digitized by Google I PROCEEDINGS OF THE ACADEMY.
(Octavo.) Third Series, ZOOLOGY.
Vol. I.
No. I— Plasmocytes; the Survival of theCentrosomesand Archoplasm of the Nucleated Erythrocytes, as Free and Independent Elements in the Blood of Batrachoseps attenuatus Esch.
What to read after Notes On New And Little Known Californian Coccidae?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kuwana, Shinkai Inokichi to read onlineMoreLess
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