. A manual of zoology. Zoology. IV. INSECTA: HEXAPODA, COLEOPTERA 423 there. The quickly flying male (2) escapes from the pupal skin; it recalls somewhat a beetle; has rudimentary fore wings and large hinder ones. The wingless, legless female (i) remains in the pupal skin and is fertilized there; she is viviparous. Insects infested with these parasites are 'stylopized.' The affinities of the order are doubtful; they are frequently included with the beetles. Slylops/'' Xenos/'. Fig. 469.—Xenos rossi (after Boas), i, female; 2, male; 3, larva; /-///, thoracic somites; a', rudimentary fore ^^•ing


. A manual of zoology. Zoology. IV. INSECTA: HEXAPODA, COLEOPTERA 423 there. The quickly flying male (2) escapes from the pupal skin; it recalls somewhat a beetle; has rudimentary fore wings and large hinder ones. The wingless, legless female (i) remains in the pupal skin and is fertilized there; she is viviparous. Insects infested with these parasites are 'stylopized.' The affinities of the order are doubtful; they are frequently included with the beetles. Slylops/'' Xenos/'. Fig. 469.—Xenos rossi (after Boas), i, female; 2, male; 3, larva; /-///, thoracic somites; a', rudimentary fore ^^•ing; a-, hind wing. Order VI. Coleoptera. The beetles are the highest Hexapoda T^•ith biting mouth parts. They are closest to the Orthoptera, as is shown by the structure of mouth parts and TOngs. The mandibles are strong; the (fig. 470) have lacinia and galea; the labium consists of a submentum (often called mentum), behind which the rudimentary mentum with its palpi, para-. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Hertwig, Richard, 1850-1937; Kingsley, J. S. (John Sterling), 1854-1929, ed. and tr. New York, H. Holt


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