The Canadian Entomologist, Volumen27Entomological Society of Canada, 1895 |
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Página 190 - of Typhlopsylla are all bat fleas, and have been found on a number of kinds of bats in various parts of Europe. I regret to say that I have not been able to obtain any bat fleas from this side of the water.
Página 85 - AND THEIR SPINNING-WORK.—A Natural History of the Orb-weaving Spiders of the United States, with Special Regard to their Industry and Habits: By HENRY C. McCooK, DD,
Página 334 - The large collection, in all orders, of the late Dr. CV Riley. (2) All of the material gathered during the past eighteen years by correspondents, field agents, and the office staff of the Division of Entomology, US Department of Agriculture. (3) The greater part of the collection of the late Asa Fitch.
Página 334 - has been reorganized, as a result of the sad death of the former Honorary Curator, Professor CV Riley. The reorganization has been effected by the appointment of Mr. L. O. Howard, Entomologist of the US Department of Agriculture, to the position of Honorary Curator of the Department of Insects ; of Mr.
Página 334 - since described by Dr. Smith. (6) The collection of Lepidoptera of the late O. Meske. (7) The collection of Lepidoptera of G. Beyer. (8) The collection of Coleóptera of ML Linell. (9) The bulk of the collection, in all orders, of the late HK Morrison.
Página 300 - and was held in high esteem by all who knew him. His death, at a comparatively early age, is a serious loss to
Página 334 - years by correspondents, field agents, and the office staff of the Division of Entomology, US Department of Agriculture. (3) The greater part of the collection of the late Asa Fitch. (4) The large collection, in all orders, of the late GW Beifrage. (5) The collections in Lepidoptera and Coleóptera made by Dr. John B. Smith down to 1889, together with the types of the Noctuidae since described by Dr. Smith.
Página 334 - made by Dr. SW Williston. (12) The collection of Ixodidse of the late Dr. George Marx. (13) The collection of Myriopoda of the late CH Bollman. (14) Sets of the neotropical collections of Herbert Smith. (15) The collection of Hymenoptera of Wm. J. Fox. (16) The collection of Tineina of Wm.
Página 37 - I had actually secured a second specimen, but the imitation was so exquisite that I really did not perceive how matters stood for some moments. The spider never moved while I was plucking or twirling the leaf, and it was only when I placed the tip of my finger on it, that I observed that it was
Página 137 - as in those of Heterocera, from a condition of greater to one of less freedom of the segments ; to the progress from a greater number of exposed appendages (a decided 'Micro' character) to a less number, though this is not illustrated amongst butterflies except, perhaps,