| Thaddeus William Harris, Massachusetts. Zoological and Botanical Survey - 1841 - 484 páginas
...little hairs. In form it is somewhat grub-like, being longer in proportion than -the parent insect, and is furnished with six legs, the first pair of which...; and under the breast is a long beak for suction. These little creatures when liberated from the shell are very lively, and their movements are nearly... | |
| 1847 - 510 páginas
...little hairs. In form it is somewhat grub-like, being longer in proportion than the parent insect, and is furnished with six legs, the first pair of which...wings, and under the breast is a long beak for suction. These little creatures when liberated from the shell are very lively, and their movements are nearly... | |
| 1847 - 486 páginas
...little hairs. In form it is somewhat grub-like, being longer in proportion than the parent insect, and is furnished •with six legs, the first pair of which...; and under the breast is a long beak for suction. These little creatures when liberated from the shell are very lively, and their movements are nearly... | |
| Thaddeus William Harris - 1852 - 536 páginas
...little hairs. In form it is somewhat grub-like, being longer in proportion than the parent insect, and is furnished with six legs, the first pair of which are very large, shaped almost l;ke lobster-claws, and armed with strong spines beneath. On the shoulders are little prominences in... | |
| Thaddeus William Harris - 1862 - 676 páginas
...little hairs. In form it is somewhat grublike, being longer in proportion than the parent insect, and is furnished with six legs, the first pair of which...; and under the breast is a long beak for suction. These -little creatures when liberated from the shell are very lively, and their movements are nearly... | |
| Thaddeus William Harris - 1862 - 700 páginas
...little hairs. In form it is somewhat grublike, being longer in proportion than the parent insect, and is furnished with six legs, the first pair of which...; and under the breast is a long beak for suction. These little creatures when liberated from the shell are very lively, and their movements are nearly... | |
| Thaddeus William Harris - 1862 - 696 páginas
...In form it is somewhat grublike, being longer in proportion than the parent insect, and is farnished with six legs, the first pair of which are very large,...; and under the breast is a long beak for suction. These little creatures when liberated from the shell are very lively, and their movements are nearly... | |
| Thaddeus William Harris - 1862 - 660 páginas
...little hairs. In form it is somewhat grublike, being longer in proportion than the parent insect, and is furnished with six legs, the first pair of which...large, shaped almost like lobster-claws, and armed with strongspines beneath. On the shoulders are little prominences in the place of wings; and under the... | |
| Mary Treat - 1882 - 300 páginas
...little hairs. In form it is somewhat grub-like, being longer in proportion than the parent insect, and is furnished with six legs, the first pair of which are very large, Fig. 121. — LARVA, MUCH ENLARGED. - - - n J • , . shaped almost I,.ke lobster claws, and armed... | |
| Bristol Naturalists' Society (Bristol, England) - 1888 - 746 páginas
...form it is somewhat grub-like ; the first pair of legs is large, shaped almost like lobster claws, and armed 'with strong spines beneath. On the shoulders are little prominences in place of wings, and under the breast is a long beak for suction. The little creature is very active,... | |
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