The Life of North American Insects Microform
The Life of North American Insects Microform
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My knowledge of these insects, in their various states, is probably equal to that of the Berlin entomologists, and therefore I feel authorized to put my own judgment and ex- perience on the subject against theirs. Without going very deeply into particulars, allow me to contrast the characters of Orthoptera and Neuroptera, thus : " ORTHOPTERA. None of them aquatic. All of them active, taking food and growing in the pupa state, which resembles the winged or adult state, except in wanting fully- g...rown wings. The parts of the mouth well developed ; the labial palpi never wanting ; the head more or less immersed at the base in the pro-thorax, and possessing only a limited power of motion ; antennae always much longer than the head, often VCM-V long, mostly setaceous or filiform, very 216 NORTH AMERICAN INSECTS.
rarely pectinated or knobbed ; fore wings mostly parch- ment-like in texture, and wholly unfitted and unused for flight, generally much smaller than the hind wings, and sometimes reduced to very narrow lamina?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My knowledge of these insects, in their various states, is probably equal to that of the Berlin entomologists, and therefore I feel authorized to put my own judgment and ex- perience on the subject against theirs. Without going very deeply into particulars, allow me to contrast the characters of Orthoptera and Neuroptera, thus : " ORTHOPTERA. None of them aquatic. All of them active, taking food and growing in the pupa state, which resembles the winged or adult state, except in wanting fully- g...rown wings. The parts of the mouth well developed ; the labial palpi never wanting ; the head more or less immersed at the base in the pro-thorax, and possessing only a limited power of motion ; antennae always much longer than the head, often VCM-V long, mostly setaceous or filiform, very 216 NORTH AMERICAN INSECTS.
rarely pectinated or knobbed ; fore wings mostly parch- ment-like in texture, and wholly unfitted and unused for flight, generally much smaller than the hind wings, and sometimes reduced to very narrow lamina?
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benedict Jaeger to read onlineMoreLess
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