Bulletin of the United States Geological and Geographical Survey of the Territories, Volumen 5U.S. Government Printing Office, 1879 |
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... appear- ance , is seen constantly running back and forth in the cavity , and in- flicting rapid punctures with her beak , the inner surface of her dwelling being smooth and glossy , with a slightly blistered appearance , in con- trast ...
... appear- ance , is seen constantly running back and forth in the cavity , and in- flicting rapid punctures with her beak , the inner surface of her dwelling being smooth and glossy , with a slightly blistered appearance , in con- trast ...
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... appear as 5 - jointed . ] Wings as described by Walsh , the stigma being well rounded and pale . [ In three specimens examined , the third discoidal of the front wing is simple and precisely as in Pemphigus ; in one specimen , the first ...
... appear as 5 - jointed . ] Wings as described by Walsh , the stigma being well rounded and pale . [ In three specimens examined , the third discoidal of the front wing is simple and precisely as in Pemphigus ; in one specimen , the first ...
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... appear most commonly on the terminal leaves of a twig . They form a confluent series of pale yellow ovoid swellings , each side of the midrib ( Fig . 3 , g ) recalling , in the distance , a lot of un- ripe cherries , or , again , the ...
... appear most commonly on the terminal leaves of a twig . They form a confluent series of pale yellow ovoid swellings , each side of the midrib ( Fig . 3 , g ) recalling , in the distance , a lot of un- ripe cherries , or , again , the ...
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... appears to be identical with the European . Its occurrence in America has not been previously noticed . Saint Louis , Mo .; Carbondale , Ill . ( Miss N. Middleton ) . APHIS HYPERICI , n . sp . — Winged individuals : General color light ...
... appears to be identical with the European . Its occurrence in America has not been previously noticed . Saint Louis , Mo .; Carbondale , Ill . ( Miss N. Middleton ) . APHIS HYPERICI , n . sp . — Winged individuals : General color light ...
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... appear to be hollow , with a funnel - shaped opening at the apex . Length 2.54-3.04mm ; of wings 3.55-3.81mm ; to tip of wings 4.06-4.31mm . Antenne CALLIPTERUS ASCLEPIADIS , n . sp . - Winged form : General color yellow . filiform ...
... appear to be hollow , with a funnel - shaped opening at the apex . Length 2.54-3.04mm ; of wings 3.55-3.81mm ; to tip of wings 4.06-4.31mm . Antenne CALLIPTERUS ASCLEPIADIS , n . sp . - Winged form : General color yellow . filiform ...
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Página 6 - ... during the latter part of June and the early part of July, but leaves the latter part of the summer poorly occupied.
Página 242 - Relation abrégée d'un voyage fait dans l'intérieur de l'Amérique Méridionale, depuis la côte de la Mer du Sud, jusqu'aux côtes du Brésil et de la Guyane, en descendant la rivière des Amazones.
Página 199 - The frequency of these monoclinal detached blocks gives abundant warrant for the assertions of Powell and Gilbert that the region is one prominently characterized by vertical action; yet when we come to examine with greater detail the structure of the individual mountain ranges it is seen that this vertical dislocation took place after the whole area was compressed into a great region of anticlinals with intermediate synclinals.
Página 2 - Continuing his observations, especially during the present summer, he has been able to trace the life-history of those species producing galls on our own elms, and to show that they all agree in this respect, and that the impregnated egg produced by the female is consigned to the sheltered portions of the trunk of the tree, and there hibernates — the issue from it being the stem-mother which founds the gall-inhabiting colony the ensuing spring.
Página 7 - ... together, which are subequal; the terminal joint usually the shortest, the apical sub-joint being normal, and in some cases sufficiently constricted to resemble an additional joint; joints 3, 4, and 5 rather distinctly annulated the constrictions being generally quite deep, and producing a moniliform aspect, there being on an average 22 such on joint 3. Tarsi with the basal joint distinctly separated into a lobe, the claws strong, and in length twice the diameter of the tarsus. Wings hyaline:...
Página 771 - A DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE of the Raptorial Birds in the Norfolk and Norwich Museum.
Página 10 - Vi of an inch high, compressed and its sides wrinkled perpendicularly and its summit irregularly gashed and toothed ; of a paler green color than the "*The bibliography of this species very well illustrates the confusion that too often surrounds the proper determination, not only of insects of this family, but of all orders. It is due to three causes, not easily removed...
Página 11 - ... sexual individuals, the females of which so often perish while yet covering their solitary winter eggs. I have not been able to prove absolutely that there are two broods of the gall-making female, and my observations all tend to the conclusion that no galls are formed except by the stem-mother that hatches from the impregnated egg.
Página 5 - ... around her, and in their turn commence to bring forth young, some remaining within the original curl, others scattering to found new colonies. Their issue, or the third generation, show certain marked structural differences from the first (see description), and are destined to become winged. During most of the month of May, we may find, where large clusters of leaves are affected, the few more or less exhausted stem-mothers, and these second and third generations in every stage of development....
Página 126 - ... but to turn our attention to the cliffs on the right hand to discover a multitude of the bleached trunks of the ancient forests. In the steeper middle portion of the mountain face, rows of upright trunks stand out on the ledges like the columns of a ruined temple. On the more gentle slopes farther down, but where it is still too steep to support vegetation, save a few pines, the petrified trunks fairly cover the surface, and were at first supposed by us to be the shattered remains of a recent...