. Horae entomologicae: or, Essays on the annulose animals:. Scarabaeidae; Scarabaeus. OF THE ANNULOSA. 395 distinguishable in the columns as above disposed. For this purpose 1 shall lay before the reader a table, expressing all the analogies which have been now given in detail, premis- ing only that it is carefully to be kept separate from any no- tion of the progression of affinity, such as is expressed by the other figure. It results, however, as may easily be dis- cerned, merely from the corresponding points in those five circles being joined together*, every line expressing the existence o
. Horae entomologicae: or, Essays on the annulose animals:. Scarabaeidae; Scarabaeus. OF THE ANNULOSA. 395 distinguishable in the columns as above disposed. For this purpose 1 shall lay before the reader a table, expressing all the analogies which have been now given in detail, premis- ing only that it is carefully to be kept separate from any no- tion of the progression of affinity, such as is expressed by the other figure. It results, however, as may easily be dis- cerned, merely from the corresponding points in those five circles being joined together*, every line expressing the existence of an analogy between the points it connects. Chilo- pod, Lamo dipodd Orffio- -ptera. ptera. * Nothing in Natural History is, perhaps, more curious than that these analogies should be represented by a figure so strictly geometrical. One is almost tempted to believe that the science of the variation of animal struc- tures may, in the end, come within the province of the 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 Macleay, William Sharp, 1792-1865. London, Printed for S. Bagster
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