The Entomologist, Том 5Simpkin, Marshall & Company, 1871 |
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2nd segment Abdomen abundant Acidalia Adippe Antennæ appearance Argynnis August band base beetle beneath black spots blackish body bred bristles British brown butterflies Cairo captured caterpillars Cecidomyia cinereous claspers cocoons Coleoptera collection colour common costa Cymatophora dark darker deep black Deilephila Galii Deiopeia pulchella disk dorsal dots Edward Newman Eedle eggs elytra Entomologist exhibited feeding female femora food-plant fore wings fringe galls genus Grantsfield green ground hairs Harkeko hatched head hind wings Hor Tamanib Hübner hybernated imago Inhabits Europe insect July June larva larvæ legs length Lepidoptera lines Linneus male margin markings moths Mount Sinai nearly Newman Notodonta oblique observed pale Palpi parasite Plusia prothorax pupa September side slender slightly species specimens spider spiracles stout streak stripe submarginal sugar surface taken tawny testaceous third joint thorax tibiæ took transverse trees variety veins black ventral Wâdy white-bordered whitish yellow
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