Coleoptera Lamellicornia volume 2
Coleoptera Lamellicornia volume 2
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The pygidium is closely and rather finely punctured. The mesosternal process is short, straight and very sharp. The meta- sternum is densely punctured at the sides, and the abdomen moderately punctured all over. The antennal club is rather long in both sexes, and the front tibia is strongly bidentate.
6 . The inner anterior claw forms a broad sharply pointed lamina and is minutely cleft at the outer edge.
Length, 10-13 mm. ; breadth, G-7'5 mm.
ANOMALA. 251 MADRAS : Shembaganur (P. Du Breuil) ; ...Trichinopoli (/". Castets).
Type in the British Museum.
A. Agnella is closely related to A. Gemmula, which it resembles in the clothing of whitish hair, but it is stouter and quite differ- ently coloured, and the sternal process is horizontal.
271. Anoniala oculicollis.
Anomala oculicollis, Arrow, Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. (8) viii, 1911, p. 479.
Deep metallic greenish purple, with the sides of the pronoturn (with the exception of an elongate central spot) and generally a narrow incomplete median line, the elytra (with the exception of the sutural, external and posterior edges, a common median trans- verse fascia produced a little forwards at the middle of each elytron and variable markings near the anterior and posterior margins, which are black or dark brown), and a median longitu- dinal line upon the pygidium, pale testaceous.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The pygidium is closely and rather finely punctured. The mesosternal process is short, straight and very sharp. The meta- sternum is densely punctured at the sides, and the abdomen moderately punctured all over. The antennal club is rather long in both sexes, and the front tibia is strongly bidentate.
6 . The inner anterior claw forms a broad sharply pointed lamina and is minutely cleft at the outer edge.
Length, 10-13 mm. ; breadth, G-7'5 mm.
ANOMALA. 251 MADRAS : Shembaganur (P. Du Breuil) ; ...Trichinopoli (/". Castets).
Type in the British Museum.
A. Agnella is closely related to A. Gemmula, which it resembles in the clothing of whitish hair, but it is stouter and quite differ- ently coloured, and the sternal process is horizontal.
271. Anoniala oculicollis.
Anomala oculicollis, Arrow, Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. (8) viii, 1911, p. 479.
Deep metallic greenish purple, with the sides of the pronoturn (with the exception of an elongate central spot) and generally a narrow incomplete median line, the elytra (with the exception of the sutural, external and posterior edges, a common median trans- verse fascia produced a little forwards at the middle of each elytron and variable markings near the anterior and posterior margins, which are black or dark brown), and a median longitu- dinal line upon the pygidium, pale testaceous.
What to read after Coleoptera Lamellicornia volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G J Gilbert John Arrow to read onlineMoreLess
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