Guide to the Study of Insects And a Treatise On Those Injurious And ...

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Guide to the Study of Insects And a Treatise On Those Injurious And ...
Alpheus Spring Packard
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(4) From some of these nymphoe issue : a, sexual males, after a moult which is final for them ; 6, from others issue females without external sexual organs, resembling the nymphai, but larger, and in some species furnished with special copulatory organs. Finally, after a last moult following copulation, these females produce (5) the sexual and fecundated females, which do not copulate, and in the ovary of which eggs are to be seen.
No moult follows that which produces males or females fur- nish
...ed with sexual organs ; but previously to this the moults are more numerous than the changes of condition." " The larvae undergo from two to three moults before passing to the state of nymphae." These latter also undergo two or thi'ee moults.
(Annals and Magazine of Natural History, 1868, p. 78.) In some other species of mites no males have been found, and the females have been isolated after being hatched, and yet have been known to la}^ eggs, which produced young with- out the interposition of the males.


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