Annual Report - Entomological Society of OntarioThe Society., 1902 - Insect pests |
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... species of insect is formed excites our admiration . Consider the wasp ( Fig 7 ) . The male has 13 joints in the case . antenna the female has 12 - neither more nor less in either The male has invariably 7 segments in the abdomen , and ...
... species of insect is formed excites our admiration . Consider the wasp ( Fig 7 ) . The male has 13 joints in the case . antenna the female has 12 - neither more nor less in either The male has invariably 7 segments in the abdomen , and ...
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... species of Chalcis flies , the larger species appeared first and numbered fifteen specimens in all ; then followed two other species much smaller in size of which there were forty - five specimens of one , and twenty - three of the ...
... species of Chalcis flies , the larger species appeared first and numbered fifteen specimens in all ; then followed two other species much smaller in size of which there were forty - five specimens of one , and twenty - three of the ...
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... species . Should the insect appear again next year in any abundance , efforts should be made to carry out Dr. Scudder's suggestion with a view to solving the points raised . Exact dates of the first appearance of the butterflies and ...
... species . Should the insect appear again next year in any abundance , efforts should be made to carry out Dr. Scudder's suggestion with a view to solving the points raised . Exact dates of the first appearance of the butterflies and ...
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... species described by Grote as Alexicles Aspersa , but as he admits the species is unknown to him , I consider the reference at least doubtful . In the following summary I have endeavored to classify the individuals of the different ...
... species described by Grote as Alexicles Aspersa , but as he admits the species is unknown to him , I consider the reference at least doubtful . In the following summary I have endeavored to classify the individuals of the different ...
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... species , but of this we have no proof as yet . In the Cordilleran system there do not appear to be any such openings or gaps for the outflowing and spread of migrating species , except , per- haps , in extreme southern California and ...
... species , but of this we have no proof as yet . In the Cordilleran system there do not appear to be any such openings or gaps for the outflowing and spread of migrating species , except , per- haps , in extreme southern California and ...
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