The Transactions of the Royal Entomological Society of London
The Transactions of the Royal Entomological Society of London
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Expanse of fore-wings 6 — 7 lines.
A local insect, appearing in summer and the beginning of autumn. Occurs near Plymouth and Corwood in Devonshire, Mastings and Scarborough ; common in Hawthornden, near Ros- lyn, N. B.
Pictet's name was applied to this insect by Stephens with a mark of interrogation ; i\\efiiivomacidatus of the former author is a Polycetitropus ; it is not probable that the two genera, as now characterized, can be confounded, and it is better to retain Ste- phens' name than to ...increase the number of synonyms.
Genus Philopotamus, Leach.
Antennae stout, slightly shorter than the wings ; basal joint swollen, much shorter than the head ; the remaining joints short.
Head large, convex above, very hairy. Eyes prominent. Ocelli present. Maxillary palpi long ; two basal joints short and stout, scarcely longer than broad ; third joint longer than the two first together, somewhat flattened ; fourth somewhat shorter than the third ; fifth nearly as long as the others united. Labial palpi much smaller, two basal joints moderately long, the third nearly as long as the other two united.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Expanse of fore-wings 6 — 7 lines.
A local insect, appearing in summer and the beginning of autumn. Occurs near Plymouth and Corwood in Devonshire, Mastings and Scarborough ; common in Hawthornden, near Ros- lyn, N. B.
Pictet's name was applied to this insect by Stephens with a mark of interrogation ; i\\efiiivomacidatus of the former author is a Polycetitropus ; it is not probable that the two genera, as now characterized, can be confounded, and it is better to retain Ste- phens' name than to ...increase the number of synonyms.
Genus Philopotamus, Leach.
Antennae stout, slightly shorter than the wings ; basal joint swollen, much shorter than the head ; the remaining joints short.
Head large, convex above, very hairy. Eyes prominent. Ocelli present. Maxillary palpi long ; two basal joints short and stout, scarcely longer than broad ; third joint longer than the two first together, somewhat flattened ; fourth somewhat shorter than the third ; fifth nearly as long as the others united. Labial palpi much smaller, two basal joints moderately long, the third nearly as long as the other two united.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Royal Entomological Society of London. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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