An introduction to entomology

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An introduction to entomology

Kirby, William, 1759-1850

Spence, William, 1783-1860

London, Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme & Brown, 1818-1826

https://doi.org/10.5962/bhl.title.49997

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lines 1—7 annotation Proof that numbers here depend on means of prosecution
from annotation 89 Number of eggs various insects

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lines 11—20 annotation We only know by experience that every species can increase if not checked

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from annotation 96 adaptation of eggs like seeds of plants

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lines 14—17 annotation adaptation as in seeds

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lines 10—11 annotation adaptation

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from annotation lines 208—210 Astounding manoeuvre once in life
from annotation lines 208—210 (Q) Astounding manoeuvre performed once in life.

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from annotation lines 208—210 Astounding manoeuvre once in life
from annotation lines 208—210 (Q) Astounding manoeuvre performed once in life.

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line 22 underline "horizontal"

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from annotation 227 Variation in making Cocoons or home
from annotation 227 (Q) very important variation in Habit — Perhaps Instinct rather

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from annotation 261 var. in colouring of crysalises

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from annotation 277 Making exit for moth & thread to guide it
from annotation 277 NQ larvae preparing exit for imago & even providing guide to find trap-door.—

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from annotation 287 jaws given for this purpose to be used once
from annotation 287 (Q) jaws given for this sole purpose (under selection Ch. 6) to be used only once!

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lines 3—5 annotation ⟨(sub)editorial marking(s)⟩

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line 29 underline "female ... rubra"

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line 4 underline "elytre"

line 23 underline "testaceous ... black"
line 23 annotation Lepidopt

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line 26 underline "⟨a species name⟩"
line 26 annotation male

line 28 underline "⟨a species name⟩"

bottom-margin annotation Aperture Iris emperor

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bottom-margin annotation = Polommatus aegon

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line 21 underline "weevil"

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line 23 annotation incrassated not always sexual

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line 2 underline "Pneumonia"

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top-margin annotation If all Mammalia which have ever existed were preserved, probably as many traces of abortive organs wd be found as in insects in nearly all of which they are present.
from annotation 474. Good sentence about no new organs being produced without transition (Q)

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from annotation 594, 605 Rudimentary organs for symmetry

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from annotation 594, 605 Rudimentary organs for symmetry

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from annotation 632 In Hymenoptera the progress of neuration of wings can be traced

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from annotation 645 Scales, as on Butterfly appear in some Diptera

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