Volume 2

A general system of nature, through the three grand kingdoms of animals, vegetables, and minerals ... / By Sir Charles Linné: translated from Gmelin, Fabricius, Willdenow, &c. Together with various modern arrangements and corrections. With a life of Linné ... and a dictionary ... of the terms ... of natural history, by William Turton.

  • Linné, Carl von, 1707-1778.
Date:
1806
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: A general system of nature, through the three grand kingdoms of animals, vegetables, and minerals ... / By Sir Charles Linné: translated from Gmelin, Fabricius, Willdenow, &c. Together with various modern arrangements and corrections. With a life of Linné ... and a dictionary ... of the terms ... of natural history, by William Turton. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    9 ill. LEPIDOPTERA. Wings imbricate withfcalcs, 7 i. Papilio. Antenna thicker tovvards the tip. / :-hhix\ Antennae thicker in the middle. 7 % \,ridha. Antennae thicker towards the bafe. IV. NEUROPTERA. Wings reticulate: tail un¬ armed. Tail forked: mouth with many jaws s wings expanded. Tail with 2-3 briflles: mouth without teeth; wings ereCt. , v Tail forked: mouth 2-toothed: wings de¬ flected. Tail Ample : mouth without teeth : wings de¬ flected. Tail Ample: mouth 2-toothed: wings deflected. Tail chelate : mouth with an extended faout: wings incumbent. Tail ending in a Angle thread: mouth 2-tooth¬ ed : wdngs defleCted. 74. L eellula. 7 5. Ephemera. 78. Myrmeleon• 76. Phryganea. 77. Hemerobius. 79. Panorptt. So. Raphidia. V. HYMENOPTERA. Tail armed with a fling. 81. Cytiips. 82. Tenthredo. 83. Sirex. 84. Ichneumon» 85. Sphex. 86. Ammophila. 87» Scotia*, 88. Thynnus. 89. Leucopfis. 90. Eiphia. 91. Chalcis. 92. Qhryfts, Sting fpiral. Sting ferrate, 2-valved. Sting ferrate, projecting from a fpine under the abdortlen. Sting exferted, triple. Sting pungent: wings fmooth : tongue flat, dE lated, nearly entire at the end. Sting pungent: wings fmooth : tongue infleCE ed, bifid. Tongue infleCted, trifid : lip membranaceous at the end. Tongue very fhort, involute : lip trifid. Lip longer than the jaw, notched : antennsc clavate. Lip fhort, horny, 3-toothed. Antennce ihort, cylindrical, fufiform. Sting pungent; abdomen nrched beneath.