Reports to the General Assembly of Illinois
Reports to the General Assembly of Illinois
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Hosted by Google 67 [ 487 ] Section 1st. Mandibulataj or Gnawing insects, — Mouth composed of jaws and mandibles.
A. Upper wings of a horny or leathery consistency; under wings membranous.
B. Upper wings homy, and usually inflexible ; under wings folded both lengthwise and crosswise ; inactive in the pupa state : COLEOPTERA.
B B. Upper wings coriaceous, or like parchment ; under wings folded lengthwise only ; active in all their stages: Orthopteea.
A A. All four wings membranous and transparent....
0. Wings with many branching veins, and usually many cross- veins; abdomen without an ovipositor ISTeuroptera.
C 0. Wings with comparatively few veins; abdomen of the females terminating in an ovipositor or sting : Hymenoptera.
Seciion 2d. Haustellaia.^ or SucMng insects.— The mouth consolidated into a proboscis or sucker.
A. Wings four.
B. Wings covered with bran-like scales Lepidoptera.
B B. Wings naked.
0. Upper wings of the same texture throughout, not lapping over each other, deflexed or roof-shaped when at rest : HOMOPTERA.
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Hosted by Google 67 [ 487 ] Section 1st. Mandibulataj or Gnawing insects, — Mouth composed of jaws and mandibles.
A. Upper wings of a horny or leathery consistency; under wings membranous.
B. Upper wings homy, and usually inflexible ; under wings folded both lengthwise and crosswise ; inactive in the pupa state : COLEOPTERA.
B B. Upper wings coriaceous, or like parchment ; under wings folded lengthwise only ; active in all their stages: Orthopteea.
A A. All four wings membranous and transparent....
0. Wings with many branching veins, and usually many cross- veins; abdomen without an ovipositor ISTeuroptera.
C 0. Wings with comparatively few veins; abdomen of the females terminating in an ovipositor or sting : Hymenoptera.
Seciion 2d. Haustellaia.^ or SucMng insects.— The mouth consolidated into a proboscis or sucker.
A. Wings four.
B. Wings covered with bran-like scales Lepidoptera.
B B. Wings naked.
0. Upper wings of the same texture throughout, not lapping over each other, deflexed or roof-shaped when at rest : HOMOPTERA.
What to read after Reports to the General Assembly of Illinois?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Illinois to read onlineMoreLess
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