. British entomology; being illustrations and descriptions of the genera of insects found in Great Britain and Ireland: containing coloured figures from nature of the most rare and beautiful species, and in many instances of the plants upon which they are found. 56o. y^.-^y (.^^i^ C6<y: ^.?fSS<S 1^ I^i^ BOREALIS. Order Dermaptera. Fam. Forficulidae. Type of the Genus, Forficula Linn., &;C. Antenna inserted before the eyes, moderately long, filiform, pu-bescent and 14-jointed, basal joint the stoutest, ovate, narrowedat the base, 2nd the smalle
. British entomology; being illustrations and descriptions of the genera of insects found in Great Britain and Ireland: containing coloured figures from nature of the most rare and beautiful species, and in many instances of the plants upon which they are found. 56o. y^.-^y (.^^i^ C6<y: ^.?fSS<S 1^ I^i^ BOREALIS. Order Dermaptera. Fam. Forficulidae. Type of the Genus, Forficula Linn., &;C. Antenna inserted before the eyes, moderately long, filiform, pu-bescent and 14-jointed, basal joint the stoutest, ovate, narrowedat the base, 2nd the smallest, 3rd as slender but longer, 4thglobose, the remainder stouter, 5th as long as the 3rd, 6th alittle longer, 5 or 6 following rather longer, the remainderslightly decreasing in size (1). Labrum somewhat transverse-ovate (2 I), attached to the clypeuswhich is similar in form (c), slightly thickened in front, ciliatedand a little emarginate. Mandibles short and trigonate, one strongly bifid at the apex, with the internal margin convex at the base (3), the other slightly concave and forming an angle at the centre. Maxillee rather elongated, furnished with 2 slender lobes, the internal one rigid, pointed and bifid at the apex, the interior margin ciliatedbritishentomolog03curt
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