. Coleoptera. Beetles. Fig. 502. — Manticoni maxiilosa. Fig. 503. — Mon cacli side nf the head are the ocelli, which ;ire two in number in Ainhli/chila. and eight in sjiecies of Testris, a European , leave their lioles at night to search for prey. Of the group of Manticorini, those that have the posterior separated, the eyes small, and wings absent, oidy two genera are found in this country, both of which are confined to North America. In Amblychila VOL. n. — 26. Kk:. 504. — Ambhfchila cijlin- drit' Please note that these images are extracted from scanned pa
. Coleoptera. Beetles. Fig. 502. — Manticoni maxiilosa. Fig. 503. — Mon cacli side nf the head are the ocelli, which ;ire two in number in Ainhli/chila. and eight in sjiecies of Testris, a European , leave their lioles at night to search for prey. Of the group of Manticorini, those that have the posterior separated, the eyes small, and wings absent, oidy two genera are found in this country, both of which are confined to North America. In Amblychila VOL. n. — 26. Kk:. 504. — Ambhfchila cijlin- drit' 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 Dimmock, George, 1852-1930. Boston, Mass. : S. E. Cassino
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