An Introduction to Entomology: Vol. 4 / or Elements of the Natural History of the Insects Papyras Classics

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Chapter 23

Plate XXV

FIG.

1. Antenna with a lamellate knob.

2. Ditto Ditto

3. Antenna with a pectinate knob.

4. ———– cirrate.

5. ———– with a tunicate knob. Inside view.

6. ————————————– Outside view.

7. ———– clavate, with clava solid.

8. ———————————— serrate.

9. ———– with an inflated knob.

10. ———– gradually incrassate.

11. ———– biflabellate.

12. ———– with a patellate scape. a. Scape.

13. ———– with a solid knob.

14. ———– clavate, with last joint elongated.

15. ———– broken.

16. ———– unguiculate. a. Claw.

17. ———– scopiferous. a. Stellated brush.

18. ———– suddenly incrassate, and biserrate.

19. ———– capillaceous, and suddenly incrassate. (Stöll.)

20. ———– bipartite.

21. ———– clavate, with clava subramose.

22. ———– bipectinate.

23. ———– broken.

24. ———– suddenly incrassate.

25. ———– pectinate. ♂.

26. ———– serrate. ♀.

27. ———– filiform, and submoniliform.

28. ———– auriculate. a. Auricle.

29. ———– appendiculate. a. Antenna. b. Appendicles.

30. ———– capitate, with a multiarticulate knob.

31. ———– spiral.

32. ———– fasciculate.

33. ———– capitate, with a transverse solid knob.

34. ———– capillaceous, or suddenly attenuated. (Latr.)

35. ———– embracing the eye. Vol. III. p. 523.