The Genitalia of the Group Noctuid of the Lepidoptera of the British Islands An
The Genitalia of the Group Noctuid of the Lepidoptera of the British Islands An
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Pencils absent.
Harpe with corona, divided; cucullus hairy; ampulla a stumpy arm ; clavus peaked ; uncus widens considerably to the tip, which is very broad, ending in two lobes ; the peniculus is curious, the tegumen extending upwards into two cones, the inner surfaces of which are clothed with long hair ; aedceagus has two sharp teeth at the orifice ; vesica with short band of teeth.
Coneolop; extrema. From Eustace Bankes.
Pencils absent.
Harpe with corona ; cucullus divided, spinose ; clavus... produced, stout and clothed with hair; uncus not tapered ; sedoeagus studded with short teeth at the orifice ; vesica with short band of teeth.
Bondii.
Harpe with corona; cucullus divided and spinose; clavus long, tapered and clothed with hair ; uncus parallel ; aedoeagus scobinated at the orifice ; vesica with band of spines and short bulbed cornutus.
Areuosa.
Harpe without corona ; cucullus divided, with the anal angle pointed, clothed with fine spines ; clasper not produced ; ampulla a papilla ; clavus long peaked and clothed with hair ; uncus tapered ; peniculus angulated ; vesica with bunch of teeth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pencils absent.
Harpe with corona, divided; cucullus hairy; ampulla a stumpy arm ; clavus peaked ; uncus widens considerably to the tip, which is very broad, ending in two lobes ; the peniculus is curious, the tegumen extending upwards into two cones, the inner surfaces of which are clothed with long hair ; aedceagus has two sharp teeth at the orifice ; vesica with short band of teeth.
Coneolop; extrema. From Eustace Bankes.
Pencils absent.
Harpe with corona ; cucullus divided, spinose ; clavus... produced, stout and clothed with hair; uncus not tapered ; sedoeagus studded with short teeth at the orifice ; vesica with short band of teeth.
Bondii.
Harpe with corona; cucullus divided and spinose; clavus long, tapered and clothed with hair ; uncus parallel ; aedoeagus scobinated at the orifice ; vesica with band of spines and short bulbed cornutus.
Areuosa.
Harpe without corona ; cucullus divided, with the anal angle pointed, clothed with fine spines ; clasper not produced ; ampulla a papilla ; clavus long peaked and clothed with hair ; uncus tapered ; peniculus angulated ; vesica with bunch of teeth.
What to read after The Genitalia of the Group Noctuid of the Lepidoptera of the British Islands An?
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