The British Tortrices
The British Tortrices
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Posterior wings elongate ; apex acute, produced. Apical margin concave ; dorsal margin entire ; basal angle slightly produced. Abdomen tufted in both sexes ; slender in the $, stouter in the $ .
Allied to Peronea, but distinguished from it by the greater evenness of the colouring of the anterior wings, and the extent of variation is limited ; never such as to give the notion, by de- parture from the type, of specific difference, which frequently occurs in Peronea proper. The chief structural va...riations are, as compared with that genus, the middle joint of the palpi is longer, and the apical margin of the anterior wings more rounded.
The following table shows the arrangement of the British species : A. Anterior wings pale or ferruginous, with a darker triangular mark in the middle of the costa . . . Species 1-2 B. Anterior wings without the triangular mark in the middle of the costa Species 3 1 . Aspersana, Hub. Alis anticis ochraceis, bnmneo reticulatis ; macula lata trigona pone medium costae, saturate ferruginea ; posticis griseis, apice fuscescentibus.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Posterior wings elongate ; apex acute, produced. Apical margin concave ; dorsal margin entire ; basal angle slightly produced. Abdomen tufted in both sexes ; slender in the $, stouter in the $ .
Allied to Peronea, but distinguished from it by the greater evenness of the colouring of the anterior wings, and the extent of variation is limited ; never such as to give the notion, by de- parture from the type, of specific difference, which frequently occurs in Peronea proper. The chief structural va...riations are, as compared with that genus, the middle joint of the palpi is longer, and the apical margin of the anterior wings more rounded.
The following table shows the arrangement of the British species : A. Anterior wings pale or ferruginous, with a darker triangular mark in the middle of the costa . . . Species 1-2 B. Anterior wings without the triangular mark in the middle of the costa Species 3 1 . Aspersana, Hub. Alis anticis ochraceis, bnmneo reticulatis ; macula lata trigona pone medium costae, saturate ferruginea ; posticis griseis, apice fuscescentibus.
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