...Fruva, Xanthoptera, Exyra and Prothymia. in: Canad. Entom. XI. p. 231— 238. Beschreibungen, Synonymie. Butler, AG, On the natural affinities of the Lepidoptera...hitherto referred to the genus Acronycta of authors. in: Trans, entom. Soc. 1879. p. 313 — 317. pl. 11. Nach denKaupen und dem Flügelgeäder wird die...

...Africa and Madagascar," and exhibited specimens of the new species. Mr. AG Butler communicated a paper " On the Natural Affinities of the Lepidoptera hitherto referred to the Genus Acronycta of Authors," from an examination of the characters chiefly of the larval stage. In illustration of Mr. Butler's...

...Charles Waterhouse's paper " On the Affinity of the genus Polyctenes," and to Mr. Butler's paper " On the Natural Affinities of the Lepidoptera hitherto referred to the Genus Acronycta." Miss Ormerod's observations confirm the view generally held by entomologists, though it is scarcely...

...Charles Waterhouse's paper " On the Affinity of the genus Polyctenes," and to Mr. Butler's paper " On the Natural Affinities of the Lepidoptera hitherto referred to the Genus Acronycta." Miss Ormerod's observations confirm the view generally held by entomologists, though it is scarcely...

...Polyctenes, that this insect belongs near the Hippoboscidae. or horse-ticks and bird-flies. In a brief paper on the natural affinities of the Lepidoptera hitherto referred to the genus Acronym, MAG Butler removes several of the species to the Arctiidee, a subdivision of Bombycid moths....

...affinity of the genus Polyclenes Giglioli , with a description of a new species, by CO Waterhouse. — On the natural affinities of the Lepidoptera hitherto referred to the genus Acrouycta of authors, by AG Butler. — Descriptions of new Coleoptera from East Africa and Madagascar,...

...of classifying Lepidoptera according to the affinities of the perfect insects only, in his paper, " On the Natural Affinities of the Lepidoptera hitherto referred to the Genus Acronycta of authors," Trans. Ent. Soc. 1879, P- 3r3If the author's views are ultimately accepted, the species at present...

...of classifying Lepidoptera according to the affinities of the perfect insects only, in his paper, " On the Natural Affinities of the Lepidoptera hitherto referred to the Genus Acronycta of authors," Trans. Ent. Soc. 1879, p. 313. If the author's views are ultimately accepted, the species at present...

...(Met Fig.) in: Tijdschr. v. Entom. D«elXXI. (Jaarg. 1877—78.) 1878. p. 44—47. litter, Arthur G., On the natural affinities of the Lepidoptera hitherto referred to the genus Acronycta of authors. (With 1 PI.) ibid. 1879. p. 313— 317. faeuée, (A.), [Sur les dégâts causés par la chenille de...

...to 1875. Part III.Noctuites. Transactions of the Entomological Society of London, 1879:19-76. 1879J. On the natural affinities of the Lepidoptera hitherto referred to the genus Acronycta of authors. Transactions of the Entomological Society of London, 1879:313-317. 1880a. On a small collection of...