The Genitalia of the Group Tortricid of the Lepidoptera of the British Islands
The Genitalia of the Group Tortricid of the Lepidoptera of the British Islands
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TYPE cmargana, Fab.
Rhacodia cmargana, Fab. L 1 A development of Peroneidii.
Valva trigonate; costa thickened; valvula pointed. Sacculus extends upwards to and beyond the costa, then makej a complete hook, terminating in a head of spines. Uncus indent. Anal tube highly chitinised. Socii erect, 24 and drooping, narrow above. ^doeagus with protruding lounded plate (keel), orifice dentate without cornuti.
Ostium simple; lobes small, wide apart; ductus bnrsan not thickened. Signum long a few scatte...red points.
GENUS 7. Oxigrapha, Hb. TYPE literana, L Oxigrapha literana, L. S. J. Capper. 21 A development of Peroneidii closely allied to Rhacodia. Valva trigonate; costa thickened; valvula bluntly pointed; sacculus extends upward to near the costa, then curves round in the form of a hook, terminating in a head of spines; on the outer margin of the sacculus is a projection at half. Socii ovate drooping. ^Edreagus with slightly curved hook at orifice; cornuti three spines.
Ostium naked, with minutely spined operculum; lobes long, incurved.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
TYPE cmargana, Fab.
Rhacodia cmargana, Fab. L 1 A development of Peroneidii.
Valva trigonate; costa thickened; valvula pointed. Sacculus extends upwards to and beyond the costa, then makej a complete hook, terminating in a head of spines. Uncus indent. Anal tube highly chitinised. Socii erect, 24 and drooping, narrow above. ^doeagus with protruding lounded plate (keel), orifice dentate without cornuti.
Ostium simple; lobes small, wide apart; ductus bnrsan not thickened. Signum long a few scatte...red points.
GENUS 7. Oxigrapha, Hb. TYPE literana, L Oxigrapha literana, L. S. J. Capper. 21 A development of Peroneidii closely allied to Rhacodia. Valva trigonate; costa thickened; valvula bluntly pointed; sacculus extends upward to near the costa, then curves round in the form of a hook, terminating in a head of spines; on the outer margin of the sacculus is a projection at half. Socii ovate drooping. ^Edreagus with slightly curved hook at orifice; cornuti three spines.
Ostium naked, with minutely spined operculum; lobes long, incurved.
What to read after The Genitalia of the Group Tortricid of the Lepidoptera of the British Islands?
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