Identifier: acarimyriopodaet5718berl (
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Acari, Myriopoda et Scorpiones hucusque in Italia repertaYear:
1882 (
1880s)Authors:
Berlese, Antonio, 1863-1927 Canestrini, Giovanni, 1835-1900 Silvesri, PhilippoSubjects:
Mites Arachnida MyriapodaPublisher:
Patavii, Sumptibus AuctorisContributing Library:
Harvard University, Museum of Comparative Zoology, Ernst Mayr LibraryDigitizing Sponsor:
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view book online to see this illustration in context in a browseable online version of this book.Text Appearing Before Image: ' Text Appearing After Image:Fasc. LVII. N. lo. Genos Alicds Koce 1847. (aXtxc^smaritimus). ?Pachygnatus Duges, Recherch. sur rordre des Acar. in Ann. Sc. nat. II, ser. vol. II, p. 64.Alicus C. L. Koch. Uebersicht des Arach, Syst. pag. 38. » Canestrini e Fanzago, Acari ital. p. 100. » K r a m e r Ueber die segmentirung bei den iMilben. Corpus sulco manifestissimo pcst secundi paris cri-ginem, praecipue in dorso, in partes duas divisum. An-ticum (I ) subtrapezinum, anterius recte truncatum. An-ticum in dorso pilis plumosis tantum quatuor augetur Derma eius in areclis quibusdam dividitur; pr^cipuepigmento interruptc ccnspicuis. Setae duse longiores, sim-plices (c) e foveola quadam oriuntur et prope oculosconspiciuntur. Setulae duae quoque simplices in medioanticc exortae ex areola quadam rotunda (b) exteriusdiriguntur. Oculi sexiles duo, (0) ad latera et ad basim an-tici, unus in quoque latere sunt manifesti. Abdomen(praecipue in dorso) plicis transversis, segmentationemquandam simulantibus impressum, dermate totNote About Images 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 work.
