The animal kingdom, arranged after its organization : forming a natural history of animals, and an introduction to comparative anatomy . h being the only parts wliich M. Savi could not discover.{Osservazioniper servire alia storia di una specie di lulux communissima, Bologna, 1817 ; and anothermemoir upon lulus fcetidissima, published in 1819, noticed in the Bulletin ofFerussac, December, 1823).These insects feed upon decaying animal and vegetable matter, and they deposit a great number ofeggs under ground. According to Linna;us they form the single genus luLus, Linn.,—which we divide as follo
The animal kingdom, arranged after its organization : forming a natural history of animals, and an introduction to comparative anatomy . h being the only parts wliich M. Savi could not discover.{Osservazioniper servire alia storia di una specie di lulux communissima, Bologna, 1817 ; and anothermemoir upon lulus fcetidissima, published in 1819, noticed in the Bulletin ofFerussac, December, 1823).These insects feed upon decaying animal and vegetable matter, and they deposit a great number ofeggs under ground. According to Linna;us they form the single genus luLus, Linn.,—which we divide as follows :— Some have the body crustaceous, without appendages at the tip, and the antennae thickened towardsthe extremity. [Fam. 1.—, Westw., or the Onisciformes of Latreille, in the Cours dEntomoloffie.]Glomeris, Latr., resembles Wood-lice, being of an oval form, and rolling; themselves into a ball; the bodyconvex above, concave beneath, with a row of small scales along each side of the body beneath, analogous toeach of the lateral divisions of the Trilobites. They are only composed of twelve segments, exclusive of the.
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