The Larvae of the Coccinellidae volume Illinois Biological Monographs V 6 No
The Larvae of the Coccinellidae volume Illinois Biological Monographs V 6 No
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The head is dark-brown to black, the face is lighter than the dorsal part. The epicranial arms diverge immediately from the occipital foramen and become obsolete dorso-mesad of the anta- coriae. The mouth is directed ventrad-and slightly cephalad. The pro- thorax, when viewed from above, is oval in outline and wider than long. The dorsal shield is provided with four longitudinal dark colored areas separated by white or orange colored bands. The cephalic and lateral margins of the dorsal shields... are provided with chalazae. The dark plate- like spots also bear chalazae and resemble strumae. The mesothorax and metathorax are subequal in length. The dorsal surface of each is provided with parascoli, the pinacula of which have grown together on each side of the mespn to form a basal shield. The cephalic portion of each lateral aspect of the mesothorax bears a mesothoracic spiracle, the metathoracic spiracle of each side is rudimentary. The caudo-lateral aspect of the meso- thorax and metathorax are each provided with a distinct parascolus, the 40 ILLINOIS BIOLOGICAL MONOGRAPHS [272 mesothoracic one is brown and the metathoracic one is white or cream- colored.
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The head is dark-brown to black, the face is lighter than the dorsal part. The epicranial arms diverge immediately from the occipital foramen and become obsolete dorso-mesad of the anta- coriae. The mouth is directed ventrad-and slightly cephalad. The pro- thorax, when viewed from above, is oval in outline and wider than long. The dorsal shield is provided with four longitudinal dark colored areas separated by white or orange colored bands. The cephalic and lateral margins of the dorsal shields... are provided with chalazae. The dark plate- like spots also bear chalazae and resemble strumae. The mesothorax and metathorax are subequal in length. The dorsal surface of each is provided with parascoli, the pinacula of which have grown together on each side of the mespn to form a basal shield. The cephalic portion of each lateral aspect of the mesothorax bears a mesothoracic spiracle, the metathoracic spiracle of each side is rudimentary. The caudo-lateral aspect of the meso- thorax and metathorax are each provided with a distinct parascolus, the 40 ILLINOIS BIOLOGICAL MONOGRAPHS [272 mesothoracic one is brown and the metathoracic one is white or cream- colored.
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