Technical Series Nos. 1-10
Technical Series Nos. 1-10
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The only parts observed are mandibles, labrum, and labium. The mandibles are very minute and are excessively sharp, looking like minute slightly curved spicules.
A singular and practically inexplicable instance was observed Decem- ber 16, 1896, where in a cocoon of the Orgyia a dead female chrysalis was found in an advanced stage of development. The moth was appar- ently just ready to emerge at the time of death. All of the scales on 38 the body and legs were fully formed and the wings were als...o fully developed. On breaking the body across, in the interior of the abdo- men were found two active living larvae, which were entirely indistin- guishable from the larva of this species. The specimen was put aside to await developments, and the writer has at this time no explanatory comments to make. 1 This species has been observed to oviposit in freshly spun cocoons of Meteorus and of Amorphota. It has also been seen investigating cocoons of the Orgyia, presumably for the purpose of ascertaining whether they contained Pimpla cocoons.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The only parts observed are mandibles, labrum, and labium. The mandibles are very minute and are excessively sharp, looking like minute slightly curved spicules.
A singular and practically inexplicable instance was observed Decem- ber 16, 1896, where in a cocoon of the Orgyia a dead female chrysalis was found in an advanced stage of development. The moth was appar- ently just ready to emerge at the time of death. All of the scales on 38 the body and legs were fully formed and the wings were als...o fully developed. On breaking the body across, in the interior of the abdo- men were found two active living larvae, which were entirely indistin- guishable from the larva of this species. The specimen was put aside to await developments, and the writer has at this time no explanatory comments to make. 1 This species has been observed to oviposit in freshly spun cocoons of Meteorus and of Amorphota. It has also been seen investigating cocoons of the Orgyia, presumably for the purpose of ascertaining whether they contained Pimpla cocoons.
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