The Mosquitoes Or Culicidae of Jamaica
The Mosquitoes Or Culicidae of Jamaica
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Argentina, p. 46, 1891 ; Mono. Culicid. II. , p. 42, 1901. ) General appearance. Head dark brown, clothed with pale creamy curved scales in the middle, and with ochraceous ones at the sides and behind. Proboscis black. Palpi black. Thorax with the front half clothed with pale silky yellowish-grey scales, which become paler half way across the mesonotum, the basal half dark brown and densely bristly. Abdomen dark brown, with violet reflections, each segment with basal white lateral patches and n...ow and then a median yellow-scaled line, which is thickest at the bases of the segments and which spreads out over the whole of the apical segment. Legs deep brown, with bronzy reflections ; fore and mid ungues equal and uniserrated in the female ; in the male the fore and the mid are unequal, the larger biserrated, the small uniserrated ; hind ones equal and uniserrated.
Length. 4 5 to 6 mm.
Geographical distribution. Argentine Republic, Brazil, British Guiana, Trinidad and Jamaica. In the latter island Dr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Argentina, p. 46, 1891 ; Mono. Culicid. II. , p. 42, 1901. ) General appearance. Head dark brown, clothed with pale creamy curved scales in the middle, and with ochraceous ones at the sides and behind. Proboscis black. Palpi black. Thorax with the front half clothed with pale silky yellowish-grey scales, which become paler half way across the mesonotum, the basal half dark brown and densely bristly. Abdomen dark brown, with violet reflections, each segment with basal white lateral patches and n...ow and then a median yellow-scaled line, which is thickest at the bases of the segments and which spreads out over the whole of the apical segment. Legs deep brown, with bronzy reflections ; fore and mid ungues equal and uniserrated in the female ; in the male the fore and the mid are unequal, the larger biserrated, the small uniserrated ; hind ones equal and uniserrated.
Length. 4 5 to 6 mm.
Geographical distribution. Argentine Republic, Brazil, British Guiana, Trinidad and Jamaica. In the latter island Dr.
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