Supplementary Appendix to Travels Amongst the Great Andes of the Equator
Supplementary Appendix to Travels Amongst the Great Andes of the Equator
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Hob. Camp at Corredor Machai, Sara-urcu (12, 7 00 feet).
7. Cfftnpsus JVhymperi, sp. N.
Hob. Ambato (8000 feet) ; Penipe to Riobamba (9000 feet).
Ovate, narrower in front than behind, convex, dull black, finely setose and sparingly covered with dirty white pubescence. Head smooth ; rostrum with a moderately strong groove on each side extending from the apex nearly to the eyes and approximating behind ; median line not very strongly marked. Antenna? covered with very fine dirty white scales and ...pubescence. Prothorax longer than broad, somewhat narrowed in front, rather strongly rugose, with two strong approximate ridges on the disc, the space between these ridges nearly smooth and impunctate ; sides feebly arcuate. Scutellum very small. Elytra ovate, convex, at the base much broader than the pro- thorax, broader behind the middle, rather strongly and irregularly rugose- punctate, the depressions rather strong 011 the disc, stronger near the sides where they are like small pits, with a moderately strong irregular ridge on each side of the suture, usually in the third interstice, commencing at the base and disappearing behind the middle ; humeral angles somewhat produced.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hob. Camp at Corredor Machai, Sara-urcu (12, 7 00 feet).
7. Cfftnpsus JVhymperi, sp. N.
Hob. Ambato (8000 feet) ; Penipe to Riobamba (9000 feet).
Ovate, narrower in front than behind, convex, dull black, finely setose and sparingly covered with dirty white pubescence. Head smooth ; rostrum with a moderately strong groove on each side extending from the apex nearly to the eyes and approximating behind ; median line not very strongly marked. Antenna? covered with very fine dirty white scales and ...pubescence. Prothorax longer than broad, somewhat narrowed in front, rather strongly rugose, with two strong approximate ridges on the disc, the space between these ridges nearly smooth and impunctate ; sides feebly arcuate. Scutellum very small. Elytra ovate, convex, at the base much broader than the pro- thorax, broader behind the middle, rather strongly and irregularly rugose- punctate, the depressions rather strong 011 the disc, stronger near the sides where they are like small pits, with a moderately strong irregular ridge on each side of the suture, usually in the third interstice, commencing at the base and disappearing behind the middle ; humeral angles somewhat produced.
What to read after Supplementary Appendix to Travels Amongst the Great Andes of the Equator?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Whymper to read onlineMoreLess
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