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Insects Anatomy: A-B |
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Abdomen "The belly; that part of the body of a mammal which lies between the thorax and the pelvis; In entomology, the hind body, the posterior one of the three parts of a perfect insect, united with t... |
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Acoloithus "A genus of moths belonging to the family Zygænidæ, founded by clemens in 1862.They are small and delicate and of somber colors."-Whitney, 1902... |
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Acorn-moth "a, larva within acron; b, acorn infested with the larva; c, head and thoracic segments of larva; d, one of the abdomincal segments of view; f, moth; g, basal joint antenna in the male moth."-Whitney,... |
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Acrobasis "a, leaflets attacked by a larva of A. juglandis; b, case of larva; c, wings of A. nebulo; d, wings of A. juglandis; e, wings of A. nebulo var."-Whitney, 1902... |
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Acrobasis "a, case containing caterpillar; b, cases in winter; c, head and thoracic joints of larva, enlarged; d, moth (the cross shows natural walnut case-bearer, feeds upon walnut and hickory, fastening the l... |
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Ailmentary Canal "ailmentary canal of a honey bee. at, honey stomach; s, true stomach; nt, intestine; o, esophagus; sg, salivary glands; k, kidneys." —Davison, 1906... |
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Aleiodes "A genus of parasitic Hymenoptera, of the family Braconidæ."-Whitney, 1902... |
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Allorhina "Allorhina nitida- readily distinguished by the fact that the epimera of the mesothorax are visible from above as a triangular piece between the prothorax and the elytra."-Whitney, 1902... |
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Ambush Bug, Jagged Front leg of Phymata Erosa.... |
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Ambush Bug, Jagged Beak of Phymata Erosa.... |
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Anisopteryx Anisopteryx pometaria species; structural detail.... |
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Anisopteryx Anisopteryx pometaria species; structural detail.... |
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Anisopteryx Anisopteryx pometaria species; structural detail.... |
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Ant Worker's Head, Red Wood Red Wood Ant worker's head. "Workers supply all the food and are the builders of their wonderful colonies."... |
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Ant, Crematogaster Cremastogaster lineolata, head of large worker.... |
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Ant, Crematogaster Cremastogaster lineolata, female's wing.... |
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Ant, Red Wood (Shelter of Pupae) While the pupae are in the cocoon, they are incased in a shelter, often called an ant-house. ... |
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Antenna Antenna of leaf-eating beetle, showing smelling pits on the expanded terminal segments.... |
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Antenna This illustration shows an antenna of a male mosquito.... |
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Antenna Antenna in Lepidoptera; clubbed antenna of butterfly.... |
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Antenna Antenna in Lepidoptera; clubbed antenna of butterfly.... |
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Antenna Antenna in Lepidoptera; clubbed antenna of butterfly.... |
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Antenna Antenna in Lepidoptera; prismatic and fusiform.... |
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Antenna Antenna in Lepidoptera; ciliated.... |
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Antenna Antenna in Lepidoptera; bristle-tufted.... |
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