The Oriental Moth a Recent Importation
The Oriental Moth a Recent Importation
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Cell completely divided by a longitudi- nal vein which forks externally, the hind fork joining the base of 5, the other the base of 6. Base of 4 and 5 joined by a faint cross vein, the two veins a little nearer to each other at their bases than are 3 and 4. Vein 3 arising from the median a little more than half way from 2 to 4. A cross vein passes forward from the junction of the anterior fork and the base of 6, to the subcostal. Veins 7 and 10 connate or stalked from the upper angle of the cel...l; 8 and 9 stalked from near the basal fourth. Vein 1 1 leaving the subcosta at about the middle of the cell and bending forward, and from a point about opposite the end of the cell onward, running very close to vein 12. Hind half of the cell longer and narrower than the front half. Hind wing. Cell divided by a longitudinal vein from its outer end, which joins the median vein at the inner third of the cell. Vein 2 arising from about the middle of this posterior cell ; veins 3, 4 and 5 from near its end, 4 being from its apex.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cell completely divided by a longitudi- nal vein which forks externally, the hind fork joining the base of 5, the other the base of 6. Base of 4 and 5 joined by a faint cross vein, the two veins a little nearer to each other at their bases than are 3 and 4. Vein 3 arising from the median a little more than half way from 2 to 4. A cross vein passes forward from the junction of the anterior fork and the base of 6, to the subcostal. Veins 7 and 10 connate or stalked from the upper angle of the cel...l; 8 and 9 stalked from near the basal fourth. Vein 1 1 leaving the subcosta at about the middle of the cell and bending forward, and from a point about opposite the end of the cell onward, running very close to vein 12. Hind half of the cell longer and narrower than the front half. Hind wing. Cell divided by a longitudinal vein from its outer end, which joins the median vein at the inner third of the cell. Vein 2 arising from about the middle of this posterior cell ; veins 3, 4 and 5 from near its end, 4 being from its apex.
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