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RM2CECME2–. Die Anatomie des Menschen : Mit Hinweisen auf die ärztliche Praxis : Abt. 1-6. Text und Atlas. triangulär. M. quadratus lab. infer.Schema des Verlaufes der in die Lippen einstrahlenden Muskeln. Musculi capitis. — 38 45. 46. M. corrug. superc. M. frontalis M. orbic.oculiM. procerus M. quadratuslab. sup. M. nasal. M. depress. septiM. incisivus. M. teniporalis M. occipital. M. splenius cap.M. sterno-cleidom. , M. mental, ^j, -^^^-^^^ M. masseterM. zygomaticusM. temporalisM. masseterM. caninusM. buccinatorM. quadrat. lab. Inf.^ M. triangul.Platysma 46 .Anheftungsstellen derMuskeln an der Schäd
RM2CE73HM–. Pathologie und Therapie der entzündlichen Erkrankungen der Nebenhöhlen der Nase . estellt. Wenn wir die zwei verschiedenen Arten der Stirnhöhlenaus-mündung berücksichtigen ergibt sich Folgendes: In einer Anzahl von 127 — Fällen (typisch) gelangt man von dem infundibulum in die Stirnhöhle,indem sich die Sondenspitze in Beziehung zum Hiatus ein weniglateralwärts befindet. In einer anderen Anzahl von Fällen (atypisch)muss die Sondenspitze eher nach innen gerichtet werden, da die Mün-dungsstelle in die Stirnhöhle mit Beziehung zum hiatus nach innen liegt.Das was man als ductus naso-frontalis bez
RM2CEPF1M–. The Journal of comparative neurology and psychology. Medulla Fig 3.. •^ Fig. 4.The Journal of Comparative Neurologi and Isyciiolo(!y.—Vol. XIX, No. 6. PLATE III.Fig. 5. A drawing of a transverse section of a brain cut in line A, Fig. 8, toshow the position of the fasc. occip. frontalis inf. and other structures inrelationship with it. The index lines explain the drawing. Fig. 6.A drawing of a section cut at position of line B, Fig. 8, showing thefasc. occ. front, inf. in relation with other structures in the cross section.N. r., nucleus ruber. S. n., substantia nigra. L. v., lateral ventricl
RM2CE7617–. Pathologie und Therapie der entzündlichen Erkrankungen der Nebenhöhlen der Nase . Fig. 15. Schematische Darstellung der Lageder Nebenhöhlen in Bezug auf den hiatus semilunaris.s.m. = sinus maxillaris; s.f. = sinus frontalis; s.e. =sinus ethmoidalis; s.sph. = sinus sphenoidalis; o.m.= ostium maxillare; o.f. = ostium frontale. 37 -. p.u. b.e. Fig. 16. Circumscript geschwulstförmige Bildung der bulla ethmoidalismit Verengerung des normalen ostium maxillare, dagegen starker Er-weiterung des ostium frontale. c.m. = Die Insertionsstelle der abgeschnittenen concha media; m.s. = meatus superior;b.e.
RM2CE761J–. Pathologie und Therapie der entzündlichen Erkrankungen der Nebenhöhlen der Nase . Lyn Fig. 17. Verschluss des hiatus durch ex-cessive Ausbildung der bulla ethmoi-dalis. c.m. — concha media; es. = concha superior;m.s. = meatus superior; b.e. = bulla ethmoi-dalis; h.a. = hiatus accessorius; o.e.a. = ostiumethmoidale der vorderen Siebbeinzellen; *./. =sinus frontalis.. pu. cm. in Fig. 18. Abnorm weiter hiatuseiner atrophischen Nase. c.m. = concha media (atrophisch); m.s. =meatus superior; p.u. = processus uncina-tus; h.s. = der abnorm weite hiatus semi-lunaris; o.e.p. = ostium ethmoidale inFolg
RM2CEPXWG–. Journal - American Medical Association. Fig. 13.—Case 1. Twenty-fivemonths. Elevation of lower Up ;accentuation nasolabial fold. Fig. 14.—Case 1. Twenty-fivemonths. Closure of eye. Markedmovement in face and chin mus-cles. Fig. 15.—Case 1. Twenty-five Fig. 16.—Case 1. Twenty-five months. Beginning motion in months. Motion In right corrn-right frontalis muscle. gator superciUi muscle.. Fig. 17.—Case 2. Two weeks Fig. 18.—Case 2. Four months after operation, showing devia- after operation, showing protru- tlon of tongue to right (paral- sion of tongue nearly normal,yzed) side. the paralyzed si
RM2CNE2WE–. Birds .. . he true Magpies.Their food consists of both fruit and insects. Key to Species, A. Tail ashy with black on terminal half, a. Crowu brown, abdomen rufous 2). nifa, p. 48. h. Crown black, abdomen and hind neck yhite D, hueogastra, p. 51. c. Crown black, abdomen and hind neck ashy J), sinensis, p. 52. B. Tail entuely black. d. No white spot on wing J), frontalis, p. 64. e. With a white wing-spot J), haykyi, p. 55. 48 COKTIDJE. Dendrocitta ra&. This species extends over a very -wide area and, as might beexpected, varies greatly in difEerent portions of its range, thoughtheir variations
RMRCMTCK–. Die descriptive und topographische Anatomie des Menschen. Anatomy. 12 Knochen des Schädels.. 10. Stirnbein, Os frontale, von hinten. Stirntheil. Die hintere Flüche durch die Crista frontalis in 2 Hälften getheilt; zu beiden Seiten derselben Pacchioni'sche Grübchen. Der Rand des Stirntheiles, Marrjo coronalis, beginnt hinter dem Processus zygomaticus mit einer dreieckigen, zackigen Fläche. Die beiden Augenhohlentheile werden durch den Siebbeinaus- schnitt, Incisura ethmoidalis, von einander getrennt; an der unteren Fläche gegen den Proc. zygomaticus die Thränendrüsengrube, Fovea glandulae lac
RMRCMR8R–. Die descriptive und topographische Anatomie des Menschen. Anatomy. 164 Kopfmuskeln.. Die Muskeln und Fascien der Kopfhaut und des Gesichtes. 3. Muskeln der Nase: 31. nasalis besteht aus zwei Abtheilungen: 1. Der lateralen, 31. depressor alae nasi (Pars transversa). Urspr.: Alreolus des Eck- und äusseren Schneidezahns. Insert.: Cartilago alaris nasi. — 2. Der medialen, M. compressor nasi (Pars transversa). Urspr.: Fovea canina. Insert.: als dünne Fascie am Nasenrücken. M. procerus Santorini s. pyramidalis nasi vom 31. frontalis in die Fascie des Nasenrückens. .1/. jiroprius alae nasi (Pars al
RMRD5KEM–. Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy. Anatomy. 452 THE MUSCULAE SYSTEM. Nerve-Supply.—The facial and scalp muscles are all innervated by the facial nerve. The posterior auricular branch supplies the posterior auricular muscle and occipitalis ; the branches into which it breaks up in the parotid gland supply the frontalis, superior and anterior auricular muscles, the several muscles associated with the apertures of the eye, nose, and mouth (including the buccinator), and the platysma. Actions. The almost infinite variety of facial expression is produced partly by the action of these muscles, par
RMRGJYC8–. Bulletin of the British Museum (Natural History), Geology. REVISION OF ACTINOPTERYGIAN AND COELACANTH FISHES 367 the Bobastraniids and in some Pycnodonts (e.g. Gyrodus frontalis), but this bone also occurs in the Platysomids and in Dorypterus. The mandibles of the two groups are not so alike, and Dunkle & Hibbard (1946) have shown that the mandible of Micropycnodon is more like that found in the Platysomids than in the Bobasatraniids. Other peculiarities of the Bobasatraniids include an increase in size of them axilla and premaxilla, the former being absent in the Pycnodonts and the latt
RMRN7T3W–. The anatomy of the domestic animals. Veterinary anatomy. THE FRONTAL BONES 59 parietal suture is usually closed at four years, the parieto-occipital at five j^ears, and the squamous at twelve to fifteen j'ears. The Frontal Bones The frontal bones (Ossa frontalia) are situated on the limits of the cranium and face, between the parietals behind and the nasal bones in front. Each is irregularly quadrilateral, and consists of naso-frontal, orbital, and temporal parts. The naso-frontal part (Pars naso-frontalis) forms the basis of the forehead. Its external or frontal surface (Fades frontalis) is
RMRN7T5J–. The anatomy of the domestic animals. Veterinary anatomy. THE FRONTAL BONES 59 parietal suture is usually closed at four years, the paricto-occipital at five years, and the squamous at twelve to fifteen years. The Frontal Bones The frontal bones (Ossa frontalia) are situated on the limits of the cranium and face, hctween the parietals behind and the nasal bones in front. Each is irrcfiularly (luailrilatcral, and consi.sts of naso-frontal, orbital, and temporal parts. The naso-frontal part (Pars naso-frontalis) forms the basis of the forehead. Its external or frontal surface (Fades frontalis)
![. Bulletin of the British Ornithologists' Club. north-western Tanzania, and south through the Kivu and the highlands west of Lake Tanganyika to Abercorn in Zambia. Although the ranges of citri- nelloides and frontalis approach each other both in eastern Uganda/western Kenya, and in Zambia/south-western Tanzania, there is no record of sympatry. Most authors have kept frontalis as a race of citrinelloides, but ] agree with Rand in considering it a separate species. In the western species capistratus, the males are identical in colour with those of frontalis, but easily separated by the short, st Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RGHFJW/bulletin-of-the-british-ornithologists-club-north-western-tanzania-and-south-through-the-kivu-and-the-highlands-west-of-lake-tanganyika-to-abercorn-in-zambia-although-the-ranges-of-citri-nelloides-and-frontalis-approach-each-other-both-in-eastern-ugandawestern-kenya-and-in-zambiasouth-western-tanzania-there-is-no-record-of-sympatry-most-authors-have-kept-frontalis-as-a-race-of-citrinelloides-but-agree-with-rand-in-considering-it-a-separate-species-in-the-western-species-capistratus-the-males-are-identical-in-colour-with-those-of-frontalis-but-easily-separated-by-the-short-st-RGHFJW.jpg ". Bulletin of the British Ornithologists' Club. north-western Tanzania, and south through the Kivu and the highlands west of Lake Tanganyika to Abercorn in Zambia. Although the ranges of citri- nelloides and frontalis approach each other both in eastern Uganda/western Kenya, and in Zambia/south-western Tanzania, there is no record of sympatry. Most authors have kept frontalis as a race of citrinelloides, but ] agree with Rand in considering it a separate species. In the western species capistratus, the males are identical in colour with those of frontalis, but easily separated by the short, st Stock Photo")
RMRGHFJW–. Bulletin of the British Ornithologists' Club. north-western Tanzania, and south through the Kivu and the highlands west of Lake Tanganyika to Abercorn in Zambia. Although the ranges of citri- nelloides and frontalis approach each other both in eastern Uganda/western Kenya, and in Zambia/south-western Tanzania, there is no record of sympatry. Most authors have kept frontalis as a race of citrinelloides, but ] agree with Rand in considering it a separate species. In the western species capistratus, the males are identical in colour with those of frontalis, but easily separated by the short, st
RMRJY6WX–. An atlas of human anatomy for students and physicians. Anatomy. 164 THE ARTICULATIONS IN GENERAL Sutural Bubstance Sagittal or interparietal suture Sutura sagittalis. Parietal bone *Os parietale Anterior or frontal border 'Margo frontalis pIG< 378.—Sutura Serrata—Serrated or Dentated Suture. Squamous or temporo-- parietal suture Sutura squamosa Parietomastoid suture - Sutura parietomastoidea External auditory aperture Porus acusticus externus. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appeara
RMRDY9YP–. The anatomy of the domestic animals . Veterinary anatomy. 344 THE ;IUSCLES OF THE OX frontalis; it divides into two layers, between which the levator labii superioris proprius and the lateral dilator of the nostril pass. The superficial layer ends in the nostril and upper lip, the deep layer on the accessory (lateral) nasal cartilages and on the nasal process of the premaxilla. The levator labii superioris proprius arises on and before the facial tuberosity and terminates by several tendons in the muzzle. It passes between the two layers of the preceding muscle, blending in part with the de
![. Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy. Anatomy. THE WHITE MATTEE OF THE CEEEBEAL HEMISPHEEES. 649 districts of gray cortex which may be far removed from each other. The better known of these fasciculi are the following: (1) the uncinate bundle; (2) the cingulum; (3) the superior longitudinal bundle ; (4) the inferior longitudinal; and (5) the occipito-frontal. The fasciculus uncinatus is composed of fibres which arch over the stem of the iCavumsepti pellucid i Corpus callosum Cingulum Corpus callosum Lateral ventricle Lateral ventricle. Caudate nucleus asciculus occipito- frontalis [superior] In Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RD6GCM/cunninghams-text-book-of-anatomy-anatomy-the-white-mattee-of-the-ceeebeal-hemispheees-649-districts-of-gray-cortex-which-may-be-far-removed-from-each-other-the-better-known-of-these-fasciculi-are-the-following-1-the-uncinate-bundle-2-the-cingulum-3-the-superior-longitudinal-bundle-4-the-inferior-longitudinal-and-5-the-occipito-frontal-the-fasciculus-uncinatus-is-composed-of-fibres-which-arch-over-the-stem-of-the-icavumsepti-pellucid-i-corpus-callosum-cingulum-corpus-callosum-lateral-ventricle-lateral-ventricle-caudate-nucleus-asciculus-occipito-frontalis-superior-in-RD6GCM.jpg ". Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy. Anatomy. THE WHITE MATTEE OF THE CEEEBEAL HEMISPHEEES. 649 districts of gray cortex which may be far removed from each other. The better known of these fasciculi are the following: (1) the uncinate bundle; (2) the cingulum; (3) the superior longitudinal bundle ; (4) the inferior longitudinal; and (5) the occipito-frontal. The fasciculus uncinatus is composed of fibres which arch over the stem of the iCavumsepti pellucid i Corpus callosum Cingulum Corpus callosum Lateral ventricle Lateral ventricle. Caudate nucleus asciculus occipito- frontalis [superior] In Stock Photo")
RMRD6GCM–. Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy. Anatomy. THE WHITE MATTEE OF THE CEEEBEAL HEMISPHEEES. 649 districts of gray cortex which may be far removed from each other. The better known of these fasciculi are the following: (1) the uncinate bundle; (2) the cingulum; (3) the superior longitudinal bundle ; (4) the inferior longitudinal; and (5) the occipito-frontal. The fasciculus uncinatus is composed of fibres which arch over the stem of the iCavumsepti pellucid i Corpus callosum Cingulum Corpus callosum Lateral ventricle Lateral ventricle. Caudate nucleus asciculus occipito- frontalis [superior] In
RMRD6GBF–. Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy. Anatomy. THE WHITE MATTEE OF THE CEEEBEAL HEMISPHEEES. 651 The fasciculus occipito-frontalis superior is a bundle of fibres which runs in a sagittal direction in intimate relation to the lateral ventricle (Fig. 576, p. 649). It may- be regarded as the medial edge of the superior longitudinal bundle. It has been pointed out (Forel, Onufrowicz, and others) that, in cases where the corpus callosum fails to develop, the tapetum remains apparently unaffected, and Dejerine has endeavoured to prove that the fibres of this layer really belong to the fasciculus occi
RMRN75KM–. The anatomy of the domestic animals. Veterinary anatomy. 344 THE MUSCLES OF THE OX frontalis; it divides into two layers, between which the levator labii superioris proprius and the lateral cUlator of the nostril pass. The superficial layer ends in the nostril and upper lip, the deep layer on the accessorj' (lateral) nasal cartilages and on the nasal process of the premaxilla. The levator labii superioris proprius arises on and before the facial tuberosity and terniinates by several tendons in the muzzle. It passes between the two layers of the preceding muscle, lilending in part with the de
RMRN75FD–. The anatomy of the domestic animals. Veterinary anatomy. 344 THE MUSCLES OF THE OX frontalis; it divides into two layers, between which the levator labii superioris proprius and the lateral dilator of the nostril pass. The superficial layer ends in the nostril and upper lip, the deep layer on the accessory (lateral) nasal cartilages and on the nasal process of the premaxilla. The levator labii superioris proprius arises on and before the facial tuberosity and terminates by several tendons in the muzzle. It passes between the two layers of the preceding muscle, blending in part with the deep
RMRDYC8B–. The anatomy of the domestic animals . Veterinary anatomy. THE FRONTAL BONES 59 parietal suture is usually closed at four years, the parieto-occipital at five years, and the squamous at twelve to fifteen years. The Frontal Bones The frontal bones (Ossa frontalia) are situated on the limits of the cranium and face, between the parietals behind and the nasal bones in front. Each is HTegularly quadrilateral, and consists of naso-frontal, orbital, and temporal parts. The naso-frontal part (Pars naso-frontalis) forms the basis of the forehead. Its external or frontal surface (Fades frontalis) is n
RMRGWX10–. Bulletin. Ethnology. Plate 6.—Skull from Patagonia, Argentina (lateralis and frontalis). Compare size of features with those of skull shown in plate 1, and note very high head. Mean height index is 93.8. (Courtesy United States National Museum, skull No. 264,112.). 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.. Smithsonian Institution. Bureau of American Ethnology. Washington : G. P. O.
![. The brain from ape to man; a contribution to the study of the evolution and development of the human brain. Brain; Evolution; Pongidae. 298 THE INTERMEDIATE PRIMATES poidea in general. The orbital surface of the frontal, the sphenoidal surface of the temporal and the occipital surface of the occipital lobe all have indications of the typical iissures found in these regions. Several deep. FIG. 140. RIGHT LTLKAL SURFACE OF BRAIN, PAPIO CYNOCEPHALUS. lActiKiI Length 89 mm.] Key to Diagram. r.mus post., Ramus Porterior of Sulci Temporali Superior; SULC. front, orb.. Sulcus Frontalis Orbitalis; Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RH4RB8/the-brain-from-ape-to-man-a-contribution-to-the-study-of-the-evolution-and-development-of-the-human-brain-brain-evolution-pongidae-298-the-intermediate-primates-poidea-in-general-the-orbital-surface-of-the-frontal-the-sphenoidal-surface-of-the-temporal-and-the-occipital-surface-of-the-occipital-lobe-all-have-indications-of-the-typical-iissures-found-in-these-regions-several-deep-fig-140-right-ltlkal-surface-of-brain-papio-cynocephalus-lactikii-length-89-mm-key-to-diagram-rmus-post-ramus-porterior-of-sulci-temporali-superior-sulc-front-orb-sulcus-frontalis-orbitalis-RH4RB8.jpg ". The brain from ape to man; a contribution to the study of the evolution and development of the human brain. Brain; Evolution; Pongidae. 298 THE INTERMEDIATE PRIMATES poidea in general. The orbital surface of the frontal, the sphenoidal surface of the temporal and the occipital surface of the occipital lobe all have indications of the typical iissures found in these regions. Several deep. FIG. 140. RIGHT LTLKAL SURFACE OF BRAIN, PAPIO CYNOCEPHALUS. lActiKiI Length 89 mm.] Key to Diagram. r.mus post., Ramus Porterior of Sulci Temporali Superior; SULC. front, orb.. Sulcus Frontalis Orbitalis; Stock Photo")
RMRH4RB8–. The brain from ape to man; a contribution to the study of the evolution and development of the human brain. Brain; Evolution; Pongidae. 298 THE INTERMEDIATE PRIMATES poidea in general. The orbital surface of the frontal, the sphenoidal surface of the temporal and the occipital surface of the occipital lobe all have indications of the typical iissures found in these regions. Several deep. FIG. 140. RIGHT LTLKAL SURFACE OF BRAIN, PAPIO CYNOCEPHALUS. lActiKiI Length 89 mm.] Key to Diagram. r.mus post., Ramus Porterior of Sulci Temporali Superior; SULC. front, orb.. Sulcus Frontalis Orbitalis;
RMRGW6NX–. Bulletin. Natural history; Natural history. August, 1944 Ross: Caddis Flies of Illinois 287 by Banks in Astoplectron Banks, also be- longs here. I have studied cleared prepara- tions of both Banks' and Hagen's types, and they appear identical. Psilotreta frontalis Banks There is considerable variation in the shape of the apical blades of the tenth ter- gite, the holotype of gameta representing the narrow extreme, fig. 955, and the holotype of frontalis representing a wide extreme in which these blades are nearly as wide as in fig. 954. Intergrades in addition to both extremes have been taken
RMRDKEJN–. The Cambridge natural history. Zoology. 3i8 AUROCHS AND WISENT slightly through domestication. It is, however, said not to cross in a state of nature with the Ga.ur.-*. Fig. 166.—Gayal. Bos frontalis, x t,, The Banteng, B. sondaicus, is distributed through Chittagong, Tenasserim, and the Malay Peninsula to Java and Borneo. There are apparently two races of this animal. The species differs from the others 1 ly the fact that the horns are smaller and more curved ; there is a white caudal disc; the forehead is narrower and the skull longer than in the others. The American Bison and the Europea
RMRGWAG1–. Bulletin. Insects; Insect pests; Entomology; Insects; Insect pests; Entomology. 20 SOME INSECTS INJURIOUS TO FORESTS. EARLY HISTORY OF THE SPECIES. LeConte, in 1876, described the species under the name Dendroc- tonus hrevicomis from a single specimen collected in middle California. Dietz, 1890, considered D. hrevicomis the same as the southeastern species, D. frontalis Zinim. Hopkins, 1899, concluded that it was distinct from D. frontalis, and therefore that the old name should be retained. It appears that previous to 1899 nothing had been recorded in regard to the habits and life history o
![. Bulletin of the Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard College. Zoology; Zoology. XVI. CHARACTERISTIC DEEP-SEA TYPES. — CRUSTACEAN In a rapid survey of the " Blake " collections for the sake of noting some of the more interesting discoveries, the large num- ber of very small and exceedingly long-legged spider-crabs (Maioidea) first attract attention. Species of this general char- acter, such as Anomalopus frontalis (Fig. 225) and Anlsonotus. Fig. 225. — Anomalopus frontalis, ^p. (Alph. Milne-Edwards.) curvirostris (Fig. 226), are found to be numerous, and many of them very abunda Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RGFAK5/bulletin-of-the-museum-of-comparative-zoology-at-harvard-college-zoology-zoology-xvi-characteristic-deep-sea-types-crustacean-in-a-rapid-survey-of-the-quot-blake-quot-collections-for-the-sake-of-noting-some-of-the-more-interesting-discoveries-the-large-num-ber-of-very-small-and-exceedingly-long-legged-spider-crabs-maioidea-first-attract-attention-species-of-this-general-char-acter-such-as-anomalopus-frontalis-fig-225-and-anlsonotus-fig-225-anomalopus-frontalis-p-alph-milne-edwards-curvirostris-fig-226-are-found-to-be-numerous-and-many-of-them-very-abunda-RGFAK5.jpg ". Bulletin of the Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard College. Zoology; Zoology. XVI. CHARACTERISTIC DEEP-SEA TYPES. — CRUSTACEAN In a rapid survey of the " Blake " collections for the sake of noting some of the more interesting discoveries, the large num- ber of very small and exceedingly long-legged spider-crabs (Maioidea) first attract attention. Species of this general char- acter, such as Anomalopus frontalis (Fig. 225) and Anlsonotus. Fig. 225. — Anomalopus frontalis, ^p. (Alph. Milne-Edwards.) curvirostris (Fig. 226), are found to be numerous, and many of them very abunda Stock Photo")
RMRGFAK5–. Bulletin of the Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard College. Zoology; Zoology. XVI. CHARACTERISTIC DEEP-SEA TYPES. — CRUSTACEAN In a rapid survey of the " Blake " collections for the sake of noting some of the more interesting discoveries, the large num- ber of very small and exceedingly long-legged spider-crabs (Maioidea) first attract attention. Species of this general char- acter, such as Anomalopus frontalis (Fig. 225) and Anlsonotus. Fig. 225. — Anomalopus frontalis, ^p. (Alph. Milne-Edwards.) curvirostris (Fig. 226), are found to be numerous, and many of them very abunda
RMRH56R1–. Breviora. BREVIOBA No. 250 of the sections that represent various levels (Figs. 2 to 11). The nucleus iutercalatus is found in most birds. In the emu it is a rather inconspicuous part of the wulst lying between the fibers of the lamina frontalis (Fig. 4). It is composed of small nerve cells and is more compact than the rest of the nucleus diffusus of which it is a part (if the nucleus diffusus is defined, as in this paper, as that part of the gray mass lying within or above the lamina frontalis). The division between wulst (nucleus ditfusus) (HA, IID) and nucleus epibasalis dorsalis (HV) is
RMRDYTMH–. Genetics in relation to agriculture. Livestock; Heredity; Variation (Biology); Plant breeding. 558 GENETICS IN DELATION TO Aaiilcr'LTURE female hybrids with the zebu, Bos indicus. With the yak, Bibos grun- iens; the gayal, Bihos frontalis, the gaur, Bibos cjaurus, and the bison, Bison americanus, the female hybrids with the domestic cow are fertile, but 'the males are sterile. The banteng, Bibos sondaicus, and the zebu behave like this latter series in giving fertile female and sterile male offspring. In this respect they resemble Detlefsen's and C^astle and Wright's results with species cro
RMRGWX19–. Bulletin. Ethnology. Plate 5.—Skull from Cerro Tablayo, Colombia (lateralis and frontalis). Com- pare the small features with those of skull shown in plate 6, and note the low vault. Mean height index is 73.6. (Courtesy United States National Museum, skull No. 298,343.). 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.. Smithsonian Institution. Bureau of American Ethnology. Washington : G. P. O.
RMRGJEH9–. Bulletin of the British Museum (Natural History), Geology. . Fig. 11. Diagram illustrating the variation in numbers and distribution of pits in the anteromedian portion of the fringe in the type specimens of Whittard's species Bettonia paucipuncta, Bettonia irregularis and Bettonia frontalis from Shropshire. Anterior adventitious pits shown as solid circles. The median pit of the Ei arc, at times displaced laterally, is arrowed. Note that all these distributions fall within the variation shown in Fig. 10 for the type locality sample of Bettonia chamberlaini (Elles). All diagrams X 7. A—GSM 8
RMRGWB8D–. Bulletin. Insects; Insect pests; Entomology; Insects; Insect pests; Entomology. 20 .-^OME INSECTS INJURIOUS TO FORESTS. EARLY HISTORY OF THE SPECIES. LeConte, in 1876, described the species under the name Dendroc- tonus' hrevicomis from a single specimen collected in middle California. Dietz, 1890, considered D. hrevicomis the same as the southeastern species, D. frontalis Zimm. Hopkins, 1899, concluded that it was distinct frt)m D. frontalis, and therefore that the old name should be retained. It appears that previous to 1899 nothing had been recorded in regard to the habits and life histor
![. Bulletin of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Agriculture; Agriculture. DEFECTS IX TIMBEB CAUSED BY INSECT! 41. Fig. 44.—Section of short-leaf pine, Showing " blue Btain " of sapwood after attack by the southern pine beetle (Dendroctomu frontalis). A. side view; B, cross section showing st.ilu extending to the beartwood. Serious Muing in the log sonietiuaes appears to take place without the aid of insects. 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 ma Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RGBENN/bulletin-of-the-us-department-of-agriculture-agriculture-agriculture-defects-ix-timbeb-caused-by-insect!-41-fig-44section-of-short-leaf-pine-showing-quot-blue-btain-quot-of-sapwood-after-attack-by-the-southern-pine-beetle-dendroctomu-frontalis-a-side-view-b-cross-section-showing-stilu-extending-to-the-beartwood-serious-muing-in-the-log-sonietiuaes-appears-to-take-place-without-the-aid-of-insects-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-ma-RGBENN.jpg ". Bulletin of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Agriculture; Agriculture. DEFECTS IX TIMBEB CAUSED BY INSECT! 41. Fig. 44.—Section of short-leaf pine, Showing " blue Btain " of sapwood after attack by the southern pine beetle (Dendroctomu frontalis). A. side view; B, cross section showing st.ilu extending to the beartwood. Serious Muing in the log sonietiuaes appears to take place without the aid of insects. 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 ma Stock Photo")
RMRGBENN–. Bulletin of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Agriculture; Agriculture. DEFECTS IX TIMBEB CAUSED BY INSECT! 41. Fig. 44.—Section of short-leaf pine, Showing " blue Btain " of sapwood after attack by the southern pine beetle (Dendroctomu frontalis). A. side view; B, cross section showing st.ilu extending to the beartwood. Serious Muing in the log sonietiuaes appears to take place without the aid of insects. 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 ma
RMRH7WM3–. The brain from ape to man; a contribution to the study of the evolution and development of the human brain. Brain; Evolution; Pongidae. TROGLODYTES GORILLA 651 first, the expansion of the occipital region of the hemispheres in the interest of further enriching the visual fields and thus visual association; second, by a conspicuous expansion in the lateral lobes of the cerebellum. The decrease. FIG. 294B. DETAILED DIAGRAM OF LEFT HEMISPHERE OF BRAIX, GORILL.. Key to Diagr.m. sllc. fr. sup.. Sulcus Frontalis Superior; sllc occip. lat.. Sulcus Occipitalis Lateralis; SULC PR. INF., Sulcus Prec
RMRGW2PR–. Bulletin. Natural history; Natural history. April 1983 Pechuman, Webb, & Teskev: Difiera ok Illinois—Tabanioaf. tribution of native plants and animals (Schwegman 1973). The Northeastern Morainal Division is the region of most recent glaciation in Illinois. Glacial landforms are com- mon features, including tamarack and sphagnum bogs (Fig. 2) and lakes, fens, marshes and sand terraces (Fig. 3, 4). Boreal tabanids, such as Chnsops mitis, C. sackeni, Atylotus bicolor, A. woodi, Tabanus novaescotiae, Hybomilra frontalis, and H. mimiscula, have been collected in Illinois only in this area. Th
RMRHM5K6–. The Biological bulletin. Biology; Zoology; Marine biology. 'jj^ Figs. 7 and 8. Microphotographs of portions of sagittal sections of the left hemisphere of seal 4. Thionine stain. 35 yu. X 35. 7. Transition from the Area gigantopyramidalis precentralis (face area) to the Area frontalis agranularis, the lower border of the electrically excitable area in the plane of arrow B, Fig. 2. 8. Area gigantopyramidalis postcentralis and the transition to Area granulans postcentralis above, just rostral to the S. ansatus in the plane of arrow A, Fig. 2.. Please note that these images are extracted from s
RMRH7WP3–. The brain from ape to man; a contribution to the study of the evolution and development of the human brain. Brain; Evolution; Pongidae. TROGLODYTES GORILLA 647 structure often denominated the interorbital keel of the frontal lobe has lost nuuh of its jjrominence and approaches more closely the conditions observed in man. The entire orbital surface of the frontal lobe has in fact so altered its. FIG. 292B. DETAILED DIAGKA.M OF DORSAL SURFACE OF BRAIN, GORILLA. Key to Diacr.m. inc. s. cin., Incisura Sulci Cinguli; sllc. occip.. Sulcus Occipitalis; s. fr. sup., Sulcus Frontalis Superior; sllc.
RMRMAJX3–. Annual report. Entomological Society of Ontario; Insect pests; Insects -- Ontario Periodicals. 1905 ENTOMOLOGICAL SOCIETY. 85 The Eed-headed Flea-beetle (Systena frontalis, Fab.), Fig. 32. This beetle whicli has a very wide range of food plants was found as a destruc- tive pest on the second crop of clover in August, both at Ottawa and Guelpb, Ont. The insect, which is a common species, was rather more abundant than usual, and it occurred doubtless at other places where it was not noticed. Root Crops and Vegetables. The favourable season enabled all garden and field crops of this class to de
RMRMAFCK–. Annual report. Entomological Society of Ontario; Insect pests; Insects -- Ontario Periodicals. 72 THE REPORT OF THE No. 19 draining what nutriment they could find there, spun their cocoons and went into the pupal stage. In due time the flies appeared. I am indebted to that prince of Hymenopterists, Dr. W. H. Ashmead, of Washington, for the identification of the species—it is Euplectrus frontalis, Howard.. V^' The caterpillars of the beauti- ful Gelechian of the White Aster live in hollow galls, in the stems of that plant—one caterpillar in a gall. A small Braconid, Fig. 29, — {Bracoti, furti
RMRE988C–. Cooperative economic insect report. Beneficial insects; Insect pests. - 510 DISTRIBUTION OF SOUTHERN PINE BEETLE (Dendroctoaus frontalis Zimm.) IN THE UNITED STATES. NOTE: Shaded parts indicate known outbreak areas occurring since 1948. Dashed line denotes the range of the beetle. From Forest Pest Leaflet 49, October 1960. Forest Service, U. S. Dept. of Agriculture. 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.. United S
RMRN7XYP–. The anatomy of the frog. Frogs -- Anatomy; Amphibians -- Anatomy. THE SKULL. 33 / cover of the processus frontalis, connects the hindermost transverse portion of the nasal cartilage with the cartilage which runs forwards from the suspensorium upon the anterior arm of the pterygoid. 11. The nasal bones, ossa fronto-nasalia, Dugcs (Figs, i o, i jfn). CvLvier, frontale anteriiis, I. r.,h.—Dugès, n. 2.—Meckel, nasal bone.— —Parker and Bettany, I. c, nasal bones. These flat^ triangular bones, which rest upon the nasal cartilages [ti), assist to bound the orbital cavities in fi'ont, and are connec
RMRN81F7–. Anatomischer Anzeiger. Anatomy, Comparative; Anatomy, Comparative. I Untersuchung der Innervatiousbefunde leistet daher für die gene- tische Untersuchung der Gesichtsmuskulatur unschätzbare Dienste. Die Facialismuskulatur von Katze und Hund. I. OberflächlicheFacialismuskulatur(Gesichtsmuskulatur). Bei der Katze habe ich den primitiven Sphincter colli noch in Besten vorgefunden (Abb. 1 u. 2). Er besitzt in primitiven Befunden Auricularis ant. superior Cartilago scotularis (Scutulum) Interscutularis /' Frontalis Auriculo-labialia Orbicularis oculi Superciliaris. Pla- tysma .-- (ober- fläch- li
RMRD29D6–. Decapod crustaceans of the northwest coast of North America ... Crustacea -- North America. 28 RATHBUN HYMENODORA FRONTALIS Rathbun. Hyjnenodora frontalis Rathbun, Proc. U. S. Nat. Mus., xxiv, 904, 1902. Integument very thin, but firmer than in H. glacialis; covered with fine wrinkles or rugose lines. Carapace and rostrum more than half as long as abdomen; median carina extending almost or quite to the mid- dle of the carapace, and advanced in a rostrum which is unusually long for the genus, being from two fifths to one half as long as the remainder of the carapace, and reaching the end or a
RMRPXRFE–. Alaska. Natural history -- Alaska; Scientific expeditions; Alaska. 23 RATHBUN HYMENODORA FRONTALIS Rathbun. Hymenodora frontalis Rathbun, Proc. U. S. Nat. Mus., xxiv, 904, 1902. Integument very thin, but firmer than in H. glacialis; covered with fine wrinkles or rugose lines. Carapace and rostrum more than half as long as abdomen; median carina extending almost or quite to the mid- dle of the carapace, and advanced in a rostrum which is unusually long for the genus, being from two fifths to one half as long as the remainder of the carapace, and reaching the end or a little beyond the end of
RMRT0KN7–. Alaska ... Natural history; Scientific expeditions. 28 RATHBUN HYMENODORA FRONTALIS Rathbun. Hymenodora frontalis Rathbun, Proc. U. S. Nat. Mus., xxiv, 904, 1902. Integument very thin, but firmer than in H. giacialis; covered with fine wrinkles or rugose lines. Carapace and rostrum more than half as long as abdomen; median carina extending almost or quite to the mid- dle of the carapace, and advanced in a rostrum which is unusually long for the genus, being from two fifths to one half as long as the remainder of the carapace, and reaching the end or a little beyond the end of the antennular
![. Anatomical, phylogenetical and clinical studies on the central nervous system. Nervous system. 52 STUDIES ON THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM resist noxious agents less, is always clear in pathology. For several causes usually cooperate in pathological condi- tions, namely heredity, the affinity of noxious agents to regio frontalis -^ |gB (niTni = area angularia. reglo praecentralig x ^^ [nTTTT]] . regio tomporalis. regio postcentralis = ^;;!l;M$ ^E'M = regio occipiiilis regio parietaUa :. ^,{V.j jni|I|, regio oingularii. are* eupramarginalis = |;;=";-;| [TiTnT] „ regio refcroaploniaUa. i Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RN91K6/anatomical-phylogenetical-and-clinical-studies-on-the-central-nervous-system-nervous-system-52-studies-on-the-central-nervous-system-resist-noxious-agents-less-is-always-clear-in-pathology-for-several-causes-usually-cooperate-in-pathological-condi-tions-namely-heredity-the-affinity-of-noxious-agents-to-regio-frontalis-gb-nitni-=-area-angularia-reglo-praecentralig-x-ntttt-regio-tomporalis-regio-postcentralis-=-!lm-em-=-regio-occipiiilis-regio-parietaua-vj-jnii-regio-oingularii-are-eupramarginalis-=-=quot-titnt-regio-refcroaploniaua-i-RN91K6.jpg ". Anatomical, phylogenetical and clinical studies on the central nervous system. Nervous system. 52 STUDIES ON THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM resist noxious agents less, is always clear in pathology. For several causes usually cooperate in pathological condi- tions, namely heredity, the affinity of noxious agents to regio frontalis -^ |gB (niTni = area angularia. reglo praecentralig x ^^ [nTTTT]] . regio tomporalis. regio postcentralis = ^;;!l;M$ ^E'M = regio occipiiilis regio parietaUa :. ^,{V.j jni|I|, regio oingularii. are* eupramarginalis = |;;=";-;| [TiTnT] „ regio refcroaploniaUa. i Stock Photo")
RMRN91K6–. Anatomical, phylogenetical and clinical studies on the central nervous system. Nervous system. 52 STUDIES ON THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM resist noxious agents less, is always clear in pathology. For several causes usually cooperate in pathological condi- tions, namely heredity, the affinity of noxious agents to regio frontalis -^ |gB (niTni = area angularia. reglo praecentralig x ^^ [nTTTT]] . regio tomporalis. regio postcentralis = ^;;!l;M$ ^E'M = regio occipiiilis regio parietaUa :. ^,{V.j jni|I|, regio oingularii. are* eupramarginalis = |;;=";-;| [TiTnT] „ regio refcroaploniaUa. i
![. Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy. Anatomy. Caudate nucleus asciculus occipito- frontalis [superior] Internal capsule Putamen Fasciculus longi- tudinals superior Globus / pallidus I— Claustrum Superior operculum Insula Fasciculus occipito- frontalis [inferior] Temporal operculum Anterior commissure Fasciculus uncinatus Fig. 576.—Two Frontal Sections through the Cerebral Hemispheres of an Orang, in the Plane of the Anterior Commissure. A, Section through the left hemisphere in a plane a short distance behind B, which is a section through the right hemisphere. The positions of the great lon Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RD6GC6/cunninghams-text-book-of-anatomy-anatomy-caudate-nucleus-asciculus-occipito-frontalis-superior-internal-capsule-putamen-fasciculus-longi-tudinals-superior-globus-pallidus-i-claustrum-superior-operculum-insula-fasciculus-occipito-frontalis-inferior-temporal-operculum-anterior-commissure-fasciculus-uncinatus-fig-576two-frontal-sections-through-the-cerebral-hemispheres-of-an-orang-in-the-plane-of-the-anterior-commissure-a-section-through-the-left-hemisphere-in-a-plane-a-short-distance-behind-b-which-is-a-section-through-the-right-hemisphere-the-positions-of-the-great-lon-RD6GC6.jpg ". Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy. Anatomy. Caudate nucleus asciculus occipito- frontalis [superior] Internal capsule Putamen Fasciculus longi- tudinals superior Globus / pallidus I— Claustrum Superior operculum Insula Fasciculus occipito- frontalis [inferior] Temporal operculum Anterior commissure Fasciculus uncinatus Fig. 576.—Two Frontal Sections through the Cerebral Hemispheres of an Orang, in the Plane of the Anterior Commissure. A, Section through the left hemisphere in a plane a short distance behind B, which is a section through the right hemisphere. The positions of the great lon Stock Photo")
RMRD6GC6–. Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy. Anatomy. Caudate nucleus asciculus occipito- frontalis [superior] Internal capsule Putamen Fasciculus longi- tudinals superior Globus / pallidus I— Claustrum Superior operculum Insula Fasciculus occipito- frontalis [inferior] Temporal operculum Anterior commissure Fasciculus uncinatus Fig. 576.—Two Frontal Sections through the Cerebral Hemispheres of an Orang, in the Plane of the Anterior Commissure. A, Section through the left hemisphere in a plane a short distance behind B, which is a section through the right hemisphere. The positions of the great lon
RMRGW790–. Bulletin. Insects; Insect pests; Entomology; Insects; Insect pests; Entomology. THE YELLOW-FACED LEAFHOPPER. 11 grasses or on low vegetation and appear to be general feeders. They have not been determined as restricted to any single kind of grass as a host plant. The Yellow-faced Leafhopper. (Platymetopius front alls Van D.) The yellow-faced leafhopper (Platymetopius frontalis Van D.) is a much darker species than the acutus, ranging from dark brown to distinctly black with a broad border and lemon-yellow face. The forewings are marked with numerous round, white spots. In size it is somewhat
![. An annotated list of the important North American forest insects. Forest insects. DEFECTS IN TIMBER CAUSED BY INSECTS 41. Fig. 44.—Section of short-leaf pine, showing " blue stain " of sapwood after attack by the southern pine beetle (D end root on us frontalis). A, side view ; B, cross section showing stain extending to the heartwood. Serious bluing in the log sometimes appears to take place without the aid of insects. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illu Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RME943/an-annotated-list-of-the-important-north-american-forest-insects-forest-insects-defects-in-timber-caused-by-insects-41-fig-44section-of-short-leaf-pine-showing-quot-blue-stain-quot-of-sapwood-after-attack-by-the-southern-pine-beetle-d-end-root-on-us-frontalis-a-side-view-b-cross-section-showing-stain-extending-to-the-heartwood-serious-bluing-in-the-log-sometimes-appears-to-take-place-without-the-aid-of-insects-please-note-that-these-images-are-extracted-from-scanned-page-images-that-may-have-been-digitally-enhanced-for-readability-coloration-and-appearance-of-these-illu-RME943.jpg ". An annotated list of the important North American forest insects. Forest insects. DEFECTS IN TIMBER CAUSED BY INSECTS 41. Fig. 44.—Section of short-leaf pine, showing " blue stain " of sapwood after attack by the southern pine beetle (D end root on us frontalis). A, side view ; B, cross section showing stain extending to the heartwood. Serious bluing in the log sometimes appears to take place without the aid of insects. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illu Stock Photo")
RMRME943–. An annotated list of the important North American forest insects. Forest insects. DEFECTS IN TIMBER CAUSED BY INSECTS 41. Fig. 44.—Section of short-leaf pine, showing " blue stain " of sapwood after attack by the southern pine beetle (D end root on us frontalis). A, side view ; B, cross section showing stain extending to the heartwood. Serious bluing in the log sometimes appears to take place without the aid of insects. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illu
RMRE529H–. Eastern forest insects. Forest insects. F-486343 Figure 87.—The southern pine beetle, Dendroctonus frontalis: A, adult; B, gal- lery pattern. S-shaped adult galleries are charac- teristic of this species. Winter is spent in the bark in all life stages—eggs, larvae, pupae, and adults. Dates of adult appearance in the spring vary with the overwintering stage and climatic conditions. In the Southern Appalachians, the overwintering adults emerge about mid-April, while those that develop from overwintering eggs may not appear until late June. The bark of trees through which the adults emerge is p
RMRJTT45–. The Auk. Birds; Ornithology. i8 I Anthony, Nctv Birds from Lmver Cdlifornla. 16^ Lower California, north of 27°. In advance of a more complete paper on the avifauna of this interesting region the following new species are described. Carpodacus mcgregori, sp. nov. McGregor's House Finch. Sf. char. — Nearest C. ampins but slightly smaller, with more com- pressed and laterally flattened mandible, longer tail and different color- ation ; larger than C. mexicanns frontalis, bill much larger, its lateral outlines viewed from above, parallel for nearly half the length. Red colors replaced by orange
RMRG3J66–. Calwers Käferbuch; einfürhrung in die kenntnis der käfer Europas. Beetles. 25 Mi^mm. 1. Epilachna chrysoraelina. 2. Epil. Argus. 3. Subcoccinella vigintiquatuor-puncfata. 4. Platynaspis luteorubra. 5. Scymnus frontalis. 6. Rhizobius litura. 7. Coccidula rufa. 8. Phaleria acuminata. Q. Eledona agricola. 10. Boletophagus reticulatus. 11. Alphitophagus bifasciatus. 12. Scaphideraa metallica. 13. Platyderaa violacea. 14. Arrhenoplita haemorrhoidalis. 15. Diaperis boleti. 16. Cossyphus Hoffmannseggi. 17. Alphitobius piceus. 18. Melasia culinaris. 19. Anthracias cornutus. 20. Tribolium navale. 21.
RMRGWB75–. Bulletin. Natural history; Natural history. Fig. 274.—Distribution of Hybomltra epistates in Illinois and North America. Hybomitra frontalis (Walker) Tahanus frontalis Walker (1848:172). Type-locality: Nova Scotia, Cape Breton. Tabanus incisiis Walker (1850:26). Type- locality: Nova Scotia. Tabanus septentrionalis Loew (1858:592). Type-locality: Labrador. Tylostypia labradoremis Enderlein (1925: 363). Type-locality: Labrador. Tabanus canadensis Curran (1927:82). Type-locality: Manitoba, Winnipego- sis. Moderate size (14 mm); blackish brown to yellowish; eves hair; subcallus pollinose; secon
RMRJYAKK–. An atlas of human anatomy for students and physicians. Anatomy. THE SKULL AND THE BONES OF THE SKULL 11 Frontal eminence Tuber frontale Lachrymal fossa Fossa glandulre lacrimalis External angular process Processus zygomaticus Ethmoidal notch Incisura ethmoidalis. Frontal squama Squama frontalis - Orbital arch, or supra-orbital ridge Margo supra-orbitalis Orbital plate Pars orbitalis Nasal portion Pars nasalis Fig. 155.—The Two Halves of the Frontal Bone from a Hi'man Fcetus in the Eighth Month (Months of Four Weeks Each). Seen from Before. Body-length of foetus 15 inches. Frontal eminence Tu
RMRDGG7E–. An illustrated descriptive catalogue of the coleoptera or beetles (exclusive of the Rhynchophora) known to occur in Indiana : with bibliography and descriptions of new species . Beetles. Fig. 541, X 10. (After Forbes.) Ambrosia trifida L.; also on elder and other weeds. *2258 (6990). Systena frontalis Fabr., Syst. Eleut, I, 1801, 300. Resembles hudsonius very closely. Usually a little broader and less shining, the head reddish or reddish-yel- low ; antennae and legs mostly pale. Thorax more distinctly and elytra less coarsely punc- tate. Males in both species with the last ventral segment no
RMREWWC0–. The Emu. Birds -- Periodicals; Birds -- Australasia Periodicals. 190 Camera Craft Notes. r Emu L.St Ja The White-browed Scrub-Wren.—One of the most interesting of small birds is the White-browed Scrub-Wren [Sericornis frontalis). Though building in shadowy, secluded spots—usually among dense brushwood or in a pile of debris—the Scrub-Wrens are so jealous of privacy that they betray their nests by noisy protest if one approaches the vicinity. I have found scores of nests, and only once flushed a bird. In all other instances spluttering volleys of chiding notes were the prelude to discovery. A
RMRGFCRJ–. Bulletin of the Lloyd Library of Botany, Pharmacy and Materia Medica. Botany; Pharmacy; Entomology; Fungi. NORTH AMERICAN CADDIS-FLY LARV-ffi. The Thorax.—The chitinous shield of the pronotum is ex- tended forward in thorn-like form at each cephalic corner. In color the pronotum is deep mahogany-brown, with a broad, lighter- brown line on each side of the median suture. 163 165. PSILOTRETA FRONTALIS. 162. Larva. Head and thorax. 164. Larva. Frons. 163. Larva. Labrum. 165. Case. The shield of the mesonotum is deep mahogany-brown, with a lighter line on each side of the median suture, which, i
![. Bulletin. Natural history; Natural history. -dorsal lobe of lo'^seqment - - paraqenib "" plate supra- • •/V'Cinal process. Figs. 326.—H. 326 326-328.—Male gential structures of three species of Hydroperla. harti. 327.—H. varians. 328.—H. crosbyi. that "the nymphs have been in alcohol so long that the bodies are rather badly shriveled." My adult specimens of Isogenus colubrinus Hagen and Isogetius frontalis Newman all show remnants of the finger-like nymphal gill near each side of the outer basal angle of the submentum and therefore I am positive that such gills are presen Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RGW1C0/bulletin-natural-history-natural-history-dorsal-lobe-of-loseqment-paraqenib-quotquot-plate-supra-vcinal-process-figs-326h-326-326-328male-gential-structures-of-three-species-of-hydroperla-harti-327h-varians-328h-crosbyi-that-quotthe-nymphs-have-been-in-alcohol-so-long-that-the-bodies-are-rather-badly-shriveledquot-my-adult-specimens-of-isogenus-colubrinus-hagen-and-isogetius-frontalis-newman-all-show-remnants-of-the-finger-like-nymphal-gill-near-each-side-of-the-outer-basal-angle-of-the-submentum-and-therefore-i-am-positive-that-such-gills-are-presen-RGW1C0.jpg ". Bulletin. Natural history; Natural history. -dorsal lobe of lo'^seqment - - paraqenib "" plate supra- • •/V'Cinal process. Figs. 326.—H. 326 326-328.—Male gential structures of three species of Hydroperla. harti. 327.—H. varians. 328.—H. crosbyi. that "the nymphs have been in alcohol so long that the bodies are rather badly shriveled." My adult specimens of Isogenus colubrinus Hagen and Isogetius frontalis Newman all show remnants of the finger-like nymphal gill near each side of the outer basal angle of the submentum and therefore I am positive that such gills are presen Stock Photo")
RMRGW1C0–. Bulletin. Natural history; Natural history. -dorsal lobe of lo'^seqment - - paraqenib "" plate supra- • •/V'Cinal process. Figs. 326.—H. 326 326-328.—Male gential structures of three species of Hydroperla. harti. 327.—H. varians. 328.—H. crosbyi. that "the nymphs have been in alcohol so long that the bodies are rather badly shriveled." My adult specimens of Isogenus colubrinus Hagen and Isogetius frontalis Newman all show remnants of the finger-like nymphal gill near each side of the outer basal angle of the submentum and therefore I am positive that such gills are presen
RMREEX1X–. Comparative anatomy of vertebrates. Anatomy, Comparative; Vertebrates -- Anatomy. 174 COMPARATIVE MORPHOLOGY OF VERTEBRATES the lateralis nerves being lost, while, as stated above, the motor por- tions are increased in the mammals, in correlation with the greater development of the facial muscles.. FIG. 172.—Ventral view of brain and cranial nerves of Iguana, after Fischer. I-XII, cranial nerves; 1-3, first three cervical nerves; gp, petrosal ganglion; i, Jacobson's commis- sure; h, hypoglossal; n, nasalis ramus of V; rf, ramus frontalis of V; sy, sympathetic. VIII. The Acustic (Auditory) Ne
RMRN7DKM–. Anatomischer Anzeiger. Anatomy, Comparative; Anatomy, Comparative. 206 Weiberschädel magyarischen Ursprungs vom oberen Ende des Foram. infraorbitale und zieht anfangs beiderseits medial und etwas distal, dann aber gekrümmt schräg proximal- und iateralwärts, so daß die Pars zygomatico-orbitalis beiderseits einen in die Pars frontalis medial- und etwas distalwärts reichenden Fortsatz bildet.^) Die andere Abnormität offenbart sich darin, daß die Pars verticalis (facialis) und horizontalis (orbitalis) nicht wie sonst in einander über- gehen^,) die Naht ist vielmehr — demnach auch anderen Verlauf
RMRMN9E7–. The Annals and magazine of natural history; zoology, botany, and geology. Natural history; Zoology; Botany; Geology. Fig. 1.—Wing of large form of P. frontalis. Fig. 2.—Wing of small form oi P. frofitalis. Fig. 3.—W^ing of P. fiwitellmus (?). Loew's species P. frontalis ; Becker, in his monograph, only recognizes as valid that single species in the section with black triangle, prominent head, and pale femora. He sinks as synonyms both Bezzi's P. tellinii and Speiser's P. fron- tellinus. As regards the first, he makes out what is appa- rently a good case, but gives practically no reasons for
![. A laboratory manual and text-book of embryology. Embryology. SPINAL NERVES 353 At the points where the anterior and lateral terminal rami arise, connecting loops may extend from one spinal nerve to another. Thus in the cervical region superficial and deep nerve plexuses are formed. The deep cervical plexus forms the ansa hypoglossi and the phrenic nerve. GftHg. semilunare d.V; Cerebellum i Vesicula auditiva Gang, acusticumj Gang, radieis n IX Gftng. petrosuni Gang, radieis n.X N. frontalis--"". Gang. Proriep , N. hyppglossus Gang, nodos. -N. desc. cerv. -Rami byoid. (Ansa hypogloss Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RE054T/a-laboratory-manual-and-text-book-of-embryology-embryology-spinal-nerves-353-at-the-points-where-the-anterior-and-lateral-terminal-rami-arise-connecting-loops-may-extend-from-one-spinal-nerve-to-another-thus-in-the-cervical-region-superficial-and-deep-nerve-plexuses-are-formed-the-deep-cervical-plexus-forms-the-ansa-hypoglossi-and-the-phrenic-nerve-gfthg-semilunare-dv-cerebellum-i-vesicula-auditiva-gang-acusticumj-gang-radieis-n-ix-gftng-petrosuni-gang-radieis-nx-n-frontalis-quotquot-gang-proriep-n-hyppglossus-gang-nodos-n-desc-cerv-rami-byoid-ansa-hypogloss-RE054T.jpg ". A laboratory manual and text-book of embryology. Embryology. SPINAL NERVES 353 At the points where the anterior and lateral terminal rami arise, connecting loops may extend from one spinal nerve to another. Thus in the cervical region superficial and deep nerve plexuses are formed. The deep cervical plexus forms the ansa hypoglossi and the phrenic nerve. GftHg. semilunare d.V; Cerebellum i Vesicula auditiva Gang, acusticumj Gang, radieis n IX Gftng. petrosuni Gang, radieis n.X N. frontalis--"". Gang. Proriep , N. hyppglossus Gang, nodos. -N. desc. cerv. -Rami byoid. (Ansa hypogloss Stock Photo")
RMRE054T–. A laboratory manual and text-book of embryology. Embryology. SPINAL NERVES 353 At the points where the anterior and lateral terminal rami arise, connecting loops may extend from one spinal nerve to another. Thus in the cervical region superficial and deep nerve plexuses are formed. The deep cervical plexus forms the ansa hypoglossi and the phrenic nerve. GftHg. semilunare d.V; Cerebellum i Vesicula auditiva Gang, acusticumj Gang, radieis n IX Gftng. petrosuni Gang, radieis n.X N. frontalis--"". Gang. Proriep , N. hyppglossus Gang, nodos. -N. desc. cerv. -Rami byoid. (Ansa hypogloss
![. Bulletin. Natural history; Natural history. April 1983 Pechuman, Webb, & Teskev: Diitera of Iliinois—Tahanidae 109 In Illinois adults appear in late June and have been collected until late July. H. frontalis is a northern species, extending from Vermont to Labrador and west to Colorado and Alaska (Fig. 275). In Illinois this species has only been collected from the northeast part of the state (Fig. 275). Hybomitra hinei (Johnson) Tabanxis hinei]omson (1904:15). Type- locality: New Jersey, Merchantville. New name ior politus ]ohnson (1900: 325). Therioplectes politus Johnson (1900:325). Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RGWB6E/bulletin-natural-history-natural-history-april-1983-pechuman-webb-amp-teskev-diitera-of-iliinoistahanidae-109-in-illinois-adults-appear-in-late-june-and-have-been-collected-until-late-july-h-frontalis-is-a-northern-species-extending-from-vermont-to-labrador-and-west-to-colorado-and-alaska-fig-275-in-illinois-this-species-has-only-been-collected-from-the-northeast-part-of-the-state-fig-275-hybomitra-hinei-johnson-tabanxis-hinei-omson-190415-type-locality-new-jersey-merchantville-new-name-ior-politus-ohnson-1900-325-therioplectes-politus-johnson-1900325-RGWB6E.jpg ". Bulletin. Natural history; Natural history. April 1983 Pechuman, Webb, & Teskev: Diitera of Iliinois—Tahanidae 109 In Illinois adults appear in late June and have been collected until late July. H. frontalis is a northern species, extending from Vermont to Labrador and west to Colorado and Alaska (Fig. 275). In Illinois this species has only been collected from the northeast part of the state (Fig. 275). Hybomitra hinei (Johnson) Tabanxis hinei]omson (1904:15). Type- locality: New Jersey, Merchantville. New name ior politus ]ohnson (1900: 325). Therioplectes politus Johnson (1900:325). Stock Photo")
RMRGWB6E–. Bulletin. Natural history; Natural history. April 1983 Pechuman, Webb, & Teskev: Diitera of Iliinois—Tahanidae 109 In Illinois adults appear in late June and have been collected until late July. H. frontalis is a northern species, extending from Vermont to Labrador and west to Colorado and Alaska (Fig. 275). In Illinois this species has only been collected from the northeast part of the state (Fig. 275). Hybomitra hinei (Johnson) Tabanxis hinei]omson (1904:15). Type- locality: New Jersey, Merchantville. New name ior politus ]ohnson (1900: 325). Therioplectes politus Johnson (1900:325).
RMRMAFEN–. Annual report. New York State Museum; Science; Science. Plate 17. Four views of an adult female cranium from grave XCII. Note, Y-shaped lesion in frontalis, see front view ; doiichocephaly shown in top view ; wor- mian bones and sutural formation in back view; small alesphenoid and facial angle in side view. 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.. New York State Museum. Albany : University of the State of New York
RMRDC0WC–. The birds of Australia. Birds. THE WHITE-FKONTED TEEN 77 The White-fronted Tern. Sterna frontalis. New Zealand and Australian coasts. White at base of bill, crown and nape black, the feathers filamentous; upper surface pale grey; outer web of first primary black, other primaries edged with white to the tips of the inner webs; uuderparts white, sometimes with pink tinge; bill black. Total length 16 to 17 inches, according to development of tail-streamers, culmen 2.2, wing 11.25, tail 7, depth of fork 4, tarsus 0.85. In moulting plumage the crown and forehead are mottled with white.. Toy. &quo
RMRN7WWR–. Anatomischer Anzeiger. Anatomy, Comparative; Anatomy, Comparative. 306 Bei 28 während des Wintersemesters 1917/18 im Präpariersaal Zürich untersuchten Leichen fand ich den Procerus nasi stets in direkter Fortsetzung des M. frontalis. Dieses Verhalten kennzeichnet ihn als distalen Abschnitt des primitiven auriculo-orbito-nasalen Muskel- zuges. Die beiderseitigen Muskelabschnitte schließen sich in der Medianlinie unmittelbar aneinander und bilden so einen unpaaren, über den schmalen Nasenrücken verlaufenden kleinen Muskel. Meist reicht er höchstens bis zur Mitte des Nasenrückens hinab (vgl. M.
RMRJYAK6–. An atlas of human anatomy for students and physicians. Anatomy. Frontal squama Squama frontalis - Orbital arch, or supra-orbital ridge Margo supra-orbitalis Orbital plate Pars orbitalis Nasal portion Pars nasalis Fig. 155.—The Two Halves of the Frontal Bone from a Hi'man Fcetus in the Eighth Month (Months of Four Weeks Each). Seen from Before. Body-length of foetus 15 inches. Frontal eminence Tuber frontale Temporal crest Linea temporalis Temporal surface' Facies temporalis Orbital arch, or supra-orbital ridge Margo supra-orbitalis. Frontal or metopic suture (var.) Sutura frontalis (var.) In
RMRM72HR–. Annual report of the Regents. New York State Museum; Science. the more tender portions of the plant. Known to occur in the state in several places in the Hudson river valley and in a number of widely separated localities in the western part of the state. Treatment: same as the preceding. 52 Red headed flea beetle (iS y s t e n a frontalis). Ragged holes and brown spots made by small, jumping, black, red headed beetles about -^^ inch long. iSometimes occurs in large numbers. Treatment: spray affected plants with poison or with poisoned bordeaux mix- ture, preferably the latter. Clean culture
RMRM72H0–. Annual report of the Regents. New York State Museum; Science. the more tender portions of the plant. Known to occur in the state in several places in the Hudson river valley and in a number of widely separated localities in the western part of the state. Treatment: same as the preceding. 52 Red headed flea beetle (iS y s t e n a frontalis). Ragged holes and brown spots made by small, jumping, black, red headed beetles about -^^ inch long. iSometimes occurs in large numbers. Treatment: spray affected plants with poison or with poisoned bordeaux mix- ture, preferably the latter. Clean culture
RMRN6RXA–. Anatomischer Anzeiger. Anatomy, Comparative; Anatomy, Comparative. 398 gelegen ist, teils eingelagert, teils ventral angelagert. Auf seinem Wege durch den Thalamus läßt der Ram. basal, caudal, tr. septo- mesenceph, fortwährend Fasern in die laterale Umgebung ausstrahlen, besonders in den Nucleus entopeduncularis (Fig. 3), in die laterale Kapsel des Nucleus rotundus thalami und in den Raum zwischen Ganglion ectomaramillare und Tractus quinto-frontalis. Zum Chiasma n. optic, den suprachiasmatischen Kreuzungen und der Decussati«» infundibuli besitzt er keine Beziehungen, Dem austretenden Stamme
RMRGJR8A–. Bulletin - New York State Museum. Science. iPlate 17. Four views of an adult female cranium from grave XCII. Note, Y-shaped lesion in frontalis, see front view^ ; doiichocephaly shown in top view ; wor- mian bones and sutural formation in back view ; small alesphenoid and facial angle in side view. 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.. New York State Museum; New York State Museum. Albany : New York State Educati
RMRMWKBM–. Annales des sciences naturelles. Zoology; Biology. 386 EUG. DADAY DE DEES ensiformes, apicem distalem versus sensim attenuati, longitu- dinem segmentorum 5 abdominis posteriorum simul junctorum parum superantes, marginibus dense aequaliterque setosis Appendix frontalis complanata, fere longitudine dimidia articuli basalis antennarum inferiorum, ubique fere aequilata, apice distali rotundato vel in medio minime sinuato. Antennae. ?Fig. 77. — Streptocephalus vilreus (Brauer). — a, d* dimidiuin capitis supra visum, sec. Reich. Oc. I. Obj. 0; 6, <3 articulus uKimus antennarum inferiorum, sec.
RMRN81FD–. Anatomischer Anzeiger. Anatomy, Comparative; Anatomy, Comparative. nun das Platysma als transversal verlaufender Sphincter colli super- ficialis. Auf diese Weise sind also bei den Säugern aus dem primitiven Sphincter colli (C 2 dv) die drei Hauptschichten der Gesichtsmusku- latur: Sphincter colli profundus, Platysma und Sphincter colli super- ficialis, hervorgegangen. Im Gebiete des Sphincter colli profundus und des Platysma ist hernach eine reiche Gliederung in selbständige Auricularis ant. superior Jntermedio-auriculo-lab. Platte , Interscutularis Frontalis Retractor anguli / lat. (oouli)
![. Nests and eggs of North American birds. Birds; Birds. NOBTB AMERICAN BIRDS. -3S7 pletetbe interior. Both birds were about wiile the aest was being remoyedr-fche male waa^lntensely bright .colored.. A few,days later this pair began another nest under.the same roof near the old site; The eggs are not .distinguishable from eggs of G. frontalis from California. Tb«y are sparsely marked with black in an irregular wreath about the larger end.. In,size they measure 18.5x15 and-19x15 millimetres."* 520. GUADALUPE HOUSE FINCH. Carpodacus amplus Ridgw. Geog. Dist.âGuadalupe Island, Lower Califor Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RE3AMC/nests-and-eggs-of-north-american-birds-birds-birds-nobtb-american-birds-3s7-pletetbe-interior-both-birds-were-about-wiile-the-aest-was-being-remoyedr-fche-male-waalntensely-bright-colored-a-fewdays-later-this-pair-began-another-nest-underthe-same-roof-near-the-old-site-the-eggs-are-not-distinguishable-from-eggs-of-g-frontalis-from-california-tby-are-sparsely-marked-with-black-in-an-irregular-wreath-about-the-larger-end-insize-they-measure-185x15-and-19x15-millimetresquot-520-guadalupe-house-finch-carpodacus-amplus-ridgw-geog-distguadalupe-island-lower-califor-RE3AMC.jpg ". Nests and eggs of North American birds. Birds; Birds. NOBTB AMERICAN BIRDS. -3S7 pletetbe interior. Both birds were about wiile the aest was being remoyedr-fche male waa^lntensely bright .colored.. A few,days later this pair began another nest under.the same roof near the old site; The eggs are not .distinguishable from eggs of G. frontalis from California. Tb«y are sparsely marked with black in an irregular wreath about the larger end.. In,size they measure 18.5x15 and-19x15 millimetres."* 520. GUADALUPE HOUSE FINCH. Carpodacus amplus Ridgw. Geog. Dist.âGuadalupe Island, Lower Califor Stock Photo")
RMRE3AMC–. Nests and eggs of North American birds. Birds; Birds. NOBTB AMERICAN BIRDS. -3S7 pletetbe interior. Both birds were about wiile the aest was being remoyedr-fche male waa^lntensely bright .colored.. A few,days later this pair began another nest under.the same roof near the old site; The eggs are not .distinguishable from eggs of G. frontalis from California. Tb«y are sparsely marked with black in an irregular wreath about the larger end.. In,size they measure 18.5x15 and-19x15 millimetres."* 520. GUADALUPE HOUSE FINCH. Carpodacus amplus Ridgw. Geog. Dist.âGuadalupe Island, Lower Califor
![. Illustrations of typical specimens of Coleoptera in the collection of the British museum. Part 1. Lycidal. Lycidae. BRIT MUS LYCID^E. PI. XV. Edwin Wilson. del at lith 1 Condens aignicollis. 5. Staderois dichrcois. 2 Synchonnus clieritulus. 6 Gonderis major. 3 Stadenus inq.uinu.lus 7 Achras limbatus, 4. Taphes frontalis c?. 8.Pyropterus sculpturatus. 8. Taphe9 "brevicolhs. $ Mintern. Bros imp. 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 rese Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RR217G/illustrations-of-typical-specimens-of-coleoptera-in-the-collection-of-the-british-museum-part-1-lycidal-lycidae-brit-mus-lycide-pi-xv-edwin-wilson-del-at-lith-1-condens-aignicollis-5-staderois-dichrcois-2-synchonnus-clieritulus-6-gonderis-major-3-stadenus-inquinulus-7-achras-limbatus-4-taphes-frontalis-c-8pyropterus-sculpturatus-8-taphe9-quotbrevicolhs-mintern-bros-imp-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-rese-RR217G.jpg ". Illustrations of typical specimens of Coleoptera in the collection of the British museum. Part 1. Lycidal. Lycidae. BRIT MUS LYCID^E. PI. XV. Edwin Wilson. del at lith 1 Condens aignicollis. 5. Staderois dichrcois. 2 Synchonnus clieritulus. 6 Gonderis major. 3 Stadenus inq.uinu.lus 7 Achras limbatus, 4. Taphes frontalis c?. 8.Pyropterus sculpturatus. 8. Taphe9 "brevicolhs. $ Mintern. Bros imp. 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 rese Stock Photo")
RMRR217G–. Illustrations of typical specimens of Coleoptera in the collection of the British museum. Part 1. Lycidal. Lycidae. BRIT MUS LYCID^E. PI. XV. Edwin Wilson. del at lith 1 Condens aignicollis. 5. Staderois dichrcois. 2 Synchonnus clieritulus. 6 Gonderis major. 3 Stadenus inq.uinu.lus 7 Achras limbatus, 4. Taphes frontalis c?. 8.Pyropterus sculpturatus. 8. Taphe9 "brevicolhs. $ Mintern. Bros imp. 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 rese
RMRN30GN–. Annalen des Naturhistorischen Museums in Wien. Naturhistorisches Museum (Austria); Natural history. Die Xylocopen (Holzbienen) des Wiener Hofmuseums. 3n V. Arten der neotropischen Region. I. Gruppe brasilianorum (Jhnbriata Fabr., frontalis Ol., brasilianorum L., artifex Sm., mordax Sm., bariwal n. sp., hirsutissima n. sp., nigrocincta Sm., carbonaria Sm., cubaecola Sm., cavicornis Per., eburnea Friese). Diese Gruppe ist nur zum Teil natürlich. Die Q sind größtenteils (frontalis und nigrocincta) oder durchaus schwarz, ohne Metallglanz und durchaus dunkel be- haart- Die cT sind in der Regel vo
RMRR6K17–. Abhandlungen der Königlich Preussischen Akademie der Wissenschaften. Science. Dir Intnuparii'talnähte 15. FUi. 'J. Ht/loliafes hainannx Fig. 3. Hylohntex hainanii^ gulus frontalis abgeschnitten. Die Nalit lieginnt links fast genau in der Mitte der Sagittalnaht und endet vorn in der Mitte der Kronennaht. Sie zeigt dieselbe Beschaffenlieit wie die benachbarten unzweifelliaften Nähte. 4. Schädel eines Atelefi, hezaichnet als Ateles affinis ater. Nr. 7747 des Berliner Zoologischen Museums. Beide Scheitelbeine haben oberhalb der T.inea temporalis ein rauhes Feld, welches sich weiter hinten auch t
RMRMWKDB–. Annales des sciences naturelles. Zoology; Biology. 380 EUG. DADAY DE DEES aculeis brevibus, non luimerosis (fig. 75, e) fere longitudine segmentorum 4 abdominisposleriorum simal junctorum. Appeiidix frontalis complanata, brevis, longitudinem dimidiam articuli basalisantennarum inferiorum nonattingens, saepe aequilata, inlerdum in parte apicali angiistior, npice distali in medio minime sinuato, itaque Ijilobato (fig. 75, a),. Fig. 75. — Streptocephalus dislinctus Thiele. —a, o' dimidiuiu capitis supra visuin, sec. Reich. Oc. I. Obj. 0; b. o' anienna inrerior a laterc interiore, sec. Reieh. O
RMRN77XT–. Anatomy in a nutshell : a treatise on human anatomy in its relation to osteopathy. Human anatomy; Osteopathic medicine; Osteopathic Medicine; Anatomy. 452 ANATOMY IN A NUTSHELL. Left Side.—(1) Left lumbar veins. (2) Left semilunar ganglion. The branches of the abdominal aorta are (1) parietal branches and under this we have (A) phrenic branches which are two in number and as a rule arise close together on the under surface of the Diaphragm, but they present PLATE CCXLI. A-0CCIP1T0 FRONTALIS. B-TRAPEZIUS. C-STERNO- MASTOID D-SPLENIUS E-COMPLEXU! F-0BL'Q5.SUR G - RECTU S CAPITUS POST. Ml H-NEC
RMRF2EHP–. Catalogue of the Birds in the British Museum. 43. SP0R0PIPE8. 407 43. SPOROPIPES. Type. S. squamifrons. Sporopipes, Cab. Arch. f. Naturg. viii. p. 332 (18i7). Pholidocoma, Reichenb. Singv. p. 49, pi. xix. figs. 169-170 (1861) S. frontalis.. Tail of Sporopipes squamifrons. Bauge. Confined to Africa. Keg to the Sjjeeies. a. Hind neck ashy brown like the hack ; -wiiig- coverts black, conspicuously edged with white; lores, chin, and a broad line down the sides of the throat black squamifrons, p. 407. b. Hind neck rufous ; wing-coverts brown, edged with whity brown ; lores and sides of face ashy
RMRMWKH3–. Annales des sciences naturelles. Zoology; Biology. 362 EUG. DADAY DE DEES Appendix frontalis digitiformis, pariim complaiiata, aut aequilata, aut apicem distalem v<'rsiis pariim dilatata, apice distali aut rotundata, aut in medio minime sinuata, fere longitudinc dimidia articuli basalis antennarum inferiorum (figC 08,^/. h.). Antennae superiores longitudinem articuli Ijasalis anten- narum inferiorum multo superantes. Articulus basalis anten-. Fig. 68. — Slreptocepkalus torvicornis (Waga). — a. cf diiiiidium capitis supra vi- sum, 1 : 7; ô, cT diiaidiuiu capitis infra visum, 1 : 7 ; c, 9 c
![. Current topics in forest entomology : selected papers from the XVth International Congress of Entomology, Washington, D.C., 1976. Forest insects Congresses. K-V'] Dendroctonus frontalis Ips calligraphus HI Ips avulsus 4 5 6 TREE SECTION. 10 crown Figure 2.—Estimated time from first attack for each of three bark beetle species, calculated from the mean of the most advanced stage of development in each section at time of sampling, and from rate of development studies. E. Texas, 1975-76 (28 sample trees). Table 2.--Response (trap catch) to bolts containing male I. grandicollis and female D. fro Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RF313P/current-topics-in-forest-entomology-selected-papers-from-the-xvth-international-congress-of-entomology-washington-dc-1976-forest-insects-congresses-k-v-dendroctonus-frontalis-ips-calligraphus-hi-ips-avulsus-4-5-6-tree-section-10-crown-figure-2estimated-time-from-first-attack-for-each-of-three-bark-beetle-species-calculated-from-the-mean-of-the-most-advanced-stage-of-development-in-each-section-at-time-of-sampling-and-from-rate-of-development-studies-e-texas-1975-76-28-sample-trees-table-2-response-trap-catch-to-bolts-containing-male-i-grandicollis-and-female-d-fro-RF313P.jpg ". Current topics in forest entomology : selected papers from the XVth International Congress of Entomology, Washington, D.C., 1976. Forest insects Congresses. K-V'] Dendroctonus frontalis Ips calligraphus HI Ips avulsus 4 5 6 TREE SECTION. 10 crown Figure 2.—Estimated time from first attack for each of three bark beetle species, calculated from the mean of the most advanced stage of development in each section at time of sampling, and from rate of development studies. E. Texas, 1975-76 (28 sample trees). Table 2.--Response (trap catch) to bolts containing male I. grandicollis and female D. fro Stock Photo")
RMRF313P–. Current topics in forest entomology : selected papers from the XVth International Congress of Entomology, Washington, D.C., 1976. Forest insects Congresses. K-V'] Dendroctonus frontalis Ips calligraphus HI Ips avulsus 4 5 6 TREE SECTION. 10 crown Figure 2.—Estimated time from first attack for each of three bark beetle species, calculated from the mean of the most advanced stage of development in each section at time of sampling, and from rate of development studies. E. Texas, 1975-76 (28 sample trees). Table 2.--Response (trap catch) to bolts containing male I. grandicollis and female D. fro
![. Annual report. Entomological Society of Ontario; Insect pests; Insects -- Ontario Periodicals. -"1 u,') ' Fig. 53 Trumpet Gi ape Gall 7. Several other sphingid larva; feed on the leaves of the Grape. 8. Black beetle eating the tissues on the upper surfaces of the leaves, and discoloring tkem. Red Headed Systena (Systena frontalis). 9. Producing reddish, elongated, conical galls on the leaves. Trumpet Grape-Gall (Vitis viticola), Fig. 53. 10. Large reddish yellow beetle with six black spots on wing-cover eating holes in leaves. Spotted Pelidnota (Pelidnota punctata), see Fig. 7. D Attack Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RMAEMN/annual-report-entomological-society-of-ontario-insect-pests-insects-ontario-periodicals-quot1-u-fig-53-trumpet-gi-ape-gall-7-several-other-sphingid-larva-feed-on-the-leaves-of-the-grape-8-black-beetle-eating-the-tissues-on-the-upper-surfaces-of-the-leaves-and-discoloring-tkem-red-headed-systena-systena-frontalis-9-producing-reddish-elongated-conical-galls-on-the-leaves-trumpet-grape-gall-vitis-viticola-fig-53-10-large-reddish-yellow-beetle-with-six-black-spots-on-wing-cover-eating-holes-in-leaves-spotted-pelidnota-pelidnota-punctata-see-fig-7-d-attack-RMAEMN.jpg ". Annual report. Entomological Society of Ontario; Insect pests; Insects -- Ontario Periodicals. -"1 u,') ' Fig. 53 Trumpet Gi ape Gall 7. Several other sphingid larva; feed on the leaves of the Grape. 8. Black beetle eating the tissues on the upper surfaces of the leaves, and discoloring tkem. Red Headed Systena (Systena frontalis). 9. Producing reddish, elongated, conical galls on the leaves. Trumpet Grape-Gall (Vitis viticola), Fig. 53. 10. Large reddish yellow beetle with six black spots on wing-cover eating holes in leaves. Spotted Pelidnota (Pelidnota punctata), see Fig. 7. D Attack Stock Photo")
RMRMAEMN–. Annual report. Entomological Society of Ontario; Insect pests; Insects -- Ontario Periodicals. -"1 u,') ' Fig. 53 Trumpet Gi ape Gall 7. Several other sphingid larva; feed on the leaves of the Grape. 8. Black beetle eating the tissues on the upper surfaces of the leaves, and discoloring tkem. Red Headed Systena (Systena frontalis). 9. Producing reddish, elongated, conical galls on the leaves. Trumpet Grape-Gall (Vitis viticola), Fig. 53. 10. Large reddish yellow beetle with six black spots on wing-cover eating holes in leaves. Spotted Pelidnota (Pelidnota punctata), see Fig. 7. D Attack
RMRMKFHJ–. Annals of the South African Museum = Annale van die Suid-Afrikaanse Museum. Natural history. 260 Annals of the South African Museum. Localities.—Natal Point (= Durban) (Krauss); Delagoa Bay (Stebb- ing, as Galene natalensis; coll. K. H. B., and Lourenzo Marques Mus.). Distribution.—Mauritius, Indo-Pacific. Remarks.—In the small (breadth 30 mm.) Delagoa Bay specimens there are only 3 antero-lateral lobes, the hindermost (4th) being not. Fig. 48.—Epixanthus frontalis (M. Edw.). a, carapace, b, 1st pleopod <J, with apex further enlarged (from a specimen 25 mm. in width). Eurycarcinus natalen
RMRR6K10–. Abhandlungen der Königlich Preussischen Akademie der Wissenschaften. Science. FUi. 'J. Ht/loliafes hainannx Fig. 3. Hylohntex hainanii^ gulus frontalis abgeschnitten. Die Nalit lieginnt links fast genau in der Mitte der Sagittalnaht und endet vorn in der Mitte der Kronennaht. Sie zeigt dieselbe Beschaffenlieit wie die benachbarten unzweifelliaften Nähte. 4. Schädel eines Atelefi, hezaichnet als Ateles affinis ater. Nr. 7747 des Berliner Zoologischen Museums. Beide Scheitelbeine haben oberhalb der T.inea temporalis ein rauhes Feld, welches sich weiter hinten auch tiefer. Cei'cocehas ci/noiiio
![. Allgemeine Zoologie und Abstammungslehre. Evolution; Zoology. 140 IV. Kapitel. fische: die zuweilen enorm verlängerten Mandibeln von Soldaten und Männchen der Termiten (120j, mit denen sie die Gegner fortschleudern : der Schnabel des Kreuzschnabels {Loxin), der wie angenommen wird, das Herausschälen der Samen aus den Zapfen der Nadelhölzer erleichert: der Schnabel des neuseeländischen Strandläufers A//nrh//nehns frontalis, der in der Mitte um 45 " nach rechts abbiegt (Einrichtung zum Um- drehen der Steine?); bei den männlichen Laubheuschrecken wird der Stimmaparat gebildet von einem obe Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RPRBR3/allgemeine-zoologie-und-abstammungslehre-evolution-zoology-140-iv-kapitel-fische-die-zuweilen-enorm-verlngerten-mandibeln-von-soldaten-und-mnnchen-der-termiten-120j-mit-denen-sie-die-gegner-fortschleudern-der-schnabel-des-kreuzschnabels-loxin-der-wie-angenommen-wird-das-herausschlen-der-samen-aus-den-zapfen-der-nadelhlzer-erleichert-der-schnabel-des-neuseelndischen-strandlufers-anrhnehns-frontalis-der-in-der-mitte-um-45-quot-nach-rechts-abbiegt-einrichtung-zum-um-drehen-der-steine-bei-den-mnnlichen-laubheuschrecken-wird-der-stimmaparat-gebildet-von-einem-obe-RPRBR3.jpg ". Allgemeine Zoologie und Abstammungslehre. Evolution; Zoology. 140 IV. Kapitel. fische: die zuweilen enorm verlängerten Mandibeln von Soldaten und Männchen der Termiten (120j, mit denen sie die Gegner fortschleudern : der Schnabel des Kreuzschnabels {Loxin), der wie angenommen wird, das Herausschälen der Samen aus den Zapfen der Nadelhölzer erleichert: der Schnabel des neuseeländischen Strandläufers A//nrh//nehns frontalis, der in der Mitte um 45 " nach rechts abbiegt (Einrichtung zum Um- drehen der Steine?); bei den männlichen Laubheuschrecken wird der Stimmaparat gebildet von einem obe Stock Photo")
RMRPRBR3–. Allgemeine Zoologie und Abstammungslehre. Evolution; Zoology. 140 IV. Kapitel. fische: die zuweilen enorm verlängerten Mandibeln von Soldaten und Männchen der Termiten (120j, mit denen sie die Gegner fortschleudern : der Schnabel des Kreuzschnabels {Loxin), der wie angenommen wird, das Herausschälen der Samen aus den Zapfen der Nadelhölzer erleichert: der Schnabel des neuseeländischen Strandläufers A//nrh//nehns frontalis, der in der Mitte um 45 " nach rechts abbiegt (Einrichtung zum Um- drehen der Steine?); bei den männlichen Laubheuschrecken wird der Stimmaparat gebildet von einem obe
RMRN8G03–. Anatomischer Anzeiger. Anatomy, Comparative; Anatomy, Comparative. 42 meist (besonders beim Pferde) in den M. cervicoscutularis über, nur das Schwein läßt eine strenge Scheidung der drei Abteilungen durch weite Zwischenräume erkennen. c) Am weitesten aboral endlich von den sämtlichen Portionen des Schildspanners liegt der M. cervicoscutularis (Fig. 7, 9, 10, 11 c). Er *; '. Fig. 7. Fig. 7. Seitenansicht der Olirmuskulatur des Rindes. Fig. 8. Olirmuskulatur des Rindes (Rückansicht bczvv. von hiuten-oben gesehen). a Portio frontalis musculi frontoscutularis. a' Portio temporalis muse, frontosc
RMRF980F–. Catalogue of the Birds in the British Museum. 43. SP0R0PIPE8. 407 43. SPOROPIPES. Type. S. squamifrons. Sporopipes, Cab. Arch. f. Naturg. viii. p. 332 (18i7). Pholidocoma, Reichenb. Singv. p. 49, pi. xix. figs. 169-170 (1861) S. frontalis.. Tail of Sporopipes squamifrons. Bauge. Confined to Africa. Keg to the Sjjeeies. a. Hind neck ashy brown like the hack ; -wiiig- coverts black, conspicuously edged with white; lores, chin, and a broad line down the sides of the throat black squamifrons, p. 407. b. Hind neck rufous ; wing-coverts brown, edged with whity brown ; lores and sides of face ashy
![. Current topics in forest entomology : selected papers from the XVth International Congress of Entomology, Washington, D.C., 1976. Forest insects Congresses. K-V'] Dendroctonus frontalis Ips calligraphus HI Ips avulsus 4 5 6 TREE SECTION. 10 crown Figure 2.—Estimated time from first attack for each of three bark beetle species, calculated from the mean of the most advanced stage of development in each section at time of sampling, and from rate of development studies. E. Texas, 1975-76 (28 sample trees). Table 2.--Response (trap catch) to bolts containing male I. grandicollis and female D. fro Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RFCPDT/current-topics-in-forest-entomology-selected-papers-from-the-xvth-international-congress-of-entomology-washington-dc-1976-forest-insects-congresses-k-v-dendroctonus-frontalis-ips-calligraphus-hi-ips-avulsus-4-5-6-tree-section-10-crown-figure-2estimated-time-from-first-attack-for-each-of-three-bark-beetle-species-calculated-from-the-mean-of-the-most-advanced-stage-of-development-in-each-section-at-time-of-sampling-and-from-rate-of-development-studies-e-texas-1975-76-28-sample-trees-table-2-response-trap-catch-to-bolts-containing-male-i-grandicollis-and-female-d-fro-RFCPDT.jpg ". Current topics in forest entomology : selected papers from the XVth International Congress of Entomology, Washington, D.C., 1976. Forest insects Congresses. K-V'] Dendroctonus frontalis Ips calligraphus HI Ips avulsus 4 5 6 TREE SECTION. 10 crown Figure 2.—Estimated time from first attack for each of three bark beetle species, calculated from the mean of the most advanced stage of development in each section at time of sampling, and from rate of development studies. E. Texas, 1975-76 (28 sample trees). Table 2.--Response (trap catch) to bolts containing male I. grandicollis and female D. fro Stock Photo")
RMRFCPDT–. Current topics in forest entomology : selected papers from the XVth International Congress of Entomology, Washington, D.C., 1976. Forest insects Congresses. K-V'] Dendroctonus frontalis Ips calligraphus HI Ips avulsus 4 5 6 TREE SECTION. 10 crown Figure 2.—Estimated time from first attack for each of three bark beetle species, calculated from the mean of the most advanced stage of development in each section at time of sampling, and from rate of development studies. E. Texas, 1975-76 (28 sample trees). Table 2.--Response (trap catch) to bolts containing male I. grandicollis and female D. fro
RMRN81CY–. Anatomischer Anzeiger. Anatomy, Comparative; Anatomy, Comparative. tivoren, Prosimiern usw.) sprechen durchaus dafür, daß diese Ab- leitung der Gesichtsmuskulatur für die Säuger allgemeine Gültigkeit besitzt. Beim Hund (vgl. Abb. 6, 7 u. 8) weist das Gebiet der Pars inter- media weitergehende Differenzierung auf als bei der Katze. Die einzelnen Muskelindividuen haben größere Selbständigkeit erlangt. So stehen die Mm. superciliaris und retractor anguli lateralis (oculi) in keiner Beziehung mehr zur orbito-aurikulären Muskulatur (Abb. 6 u. 7), der Frontalis ist vollständig vom Naso-labialis lo
RMRN7X1D–. Anatomischer Anzeiger. Anatomy, Comparative; Anatomy, Comparative. 304 mat en (vgl. G. Rüge, 1887). Die Umbildung bei den letzteren ist im wesentlichen auf die Ausbildung des Schädeldaches zurückzu- führen. Durch die Zunahme des Vorderhirns traten Stirn- und Scheitel- gegend stärker hervor. Dadurch erfolgte am orbito-auriculären Muskel Zug in der Mitte Kontinuitätstrennung. Es bildeten sich schließlich zwei vollkommen selbständige Muskeln aus. Der vordere derselben, der am Supraorbitalrande entspringt und an der Stirn endigt, ist der M. frontalis. Die hinteren Muskelbündel des Orbito- M. fro
RMRN8FKD–. Anatomischer Anzeiger. Anatomy, Comparative; Anatomy, Comparative. Fig. 6. Fig. 7. Fig. 6. Teil der Stirn-, Nasen- und Augengegend eines erwachsenen Schädels. s Os supranasale. * Fig. 7. Desgleichen, s eine in querer Richtung zerklüftete, anscheinend als Os supranasale zu deutende Knochenplatte. Man darf Fälle dieser Art nicht verwechseln mit jenen häufigen anderen, in welchen Spuren einer Sutura frontalis oberhalb der Nasen- wurzel sich dadurch auszeichnen, daß mehr oder weniger zahlreiche schmale, aber lange Zähne der beiderseitigen Frontalia sich ineinander verschränken und dadurch ein qu
![. Anatomischer Anzeiger. Anatomy, Comparative; Anatomy, Comparative. M. frontalis •- ,,M. depressor supercilii" M. orbicularis oculi Cap. angulare des M. quadratus labii sup. Abb. 1 a. Abb. 1 b. Abb. 1 a. Leiche Nr. 17/55: M. procerus nasi (normales Verhalten). Die beiderseitigen, aus dem Frontalis hervorgehenden Muskelindividuen schließen sich in der Medianlinie unmittelbar aneinander und bilden so den unpaaren, auf dem schmalen Nasenrücken bis zur Mitte der Nase verlaufenden Procerus nasi. Einige aus dem Verbände losgelöste Bündel des Muskels weichen lateralwärts ab. Abb. 1 b. Leiche Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RN7X0G/anatomischer-anzeiger-anatomy-comparative-anatomy-comparative-m-frontalis-m-depressor-superciliiquot-m-orbicularis-oculi-cap-angulare-des-m-quadratus-labii-sup-abb-1-a-abb-1-b-abb-1-a-leiche-nr-1755-m-procerus-nasi-normales-verhalten-die-beiderseitigen-aus-dem-frontalis-hervorgehenden-muskelindividuen-schlieen-sich-in-der-medianlinie-unmittelbar-aneinander-und-bilden-so-den-unpaaren-auf-dem-schmalen-nasenrcken-bis-zur-mitte-der-nase-verlaufenden-procerus-nasi-einige-aus-dem-verbnde-losgelste-bndel-des-muskels-weichen-lateralwrts-ab-abb-1-b-leiche-RN7X0G.jpg ". Anatomischer Anzeiger. Anatomy, Comparative; Anatomy, Comparative. M. frontalis •- ,,M. depressor supercilii" M. orbicularis oculi Cap. angulare des M. quadratus labii sup. Abb. 1 a. Abb. 1 b. Abb. 1 a. Leiche Nr. 17/55: M. procerus nasi (normales Verhalten). Die beiderseitigen, aus dem Frontalis hervorgehenden Muskelindividuen schließen sich in der Medianlinie unmittelbar aneinander und bilden so den unpaaren, auf dem schmalen Nasenrücken bis zur Mitte der Nase verlaufenden Procerus nasi. Einige aus dem Verbände losgelöste Bündel des Muskels weichen lateralwärts ab. Abb. 1 b. Leiche Stock Photo")
RMRN7X0G–. Anatomischer Anzeiger. Anatomy, Comparative; Anatomy, Comparative. M. frontalis •- ,,M. depressor supercilii" M. orbicularis oculi Cap. angulare des M. quadratus labii sup. Abb. 1 a. Abb. 1 b. Abb. 1 a. Leiche Nr. 17/55: M. procerus nasi (normales Verhalten). Die beiderseitigen, aus dem Frontalis hervorgehenden Muskelindividuen schließen sich in der Medianlinie unmittelbar aneinander und bilden so den unpaaren, auf dem schmalen Nasenrücken bis zur Mitte der Nase verlaufenden Procerus nasi. Einige aus dem Verbände losgelöste Bündel des Muskels weichen lateralwärts ab. Abb. 1 b. Leiche
RMRN8FA5–. Anatomischer Anzeiger. Anatomy, Comparative; Anatomy, Comparative. 245 daß die Pars opercularis mit dem Gyrus frontalis med. in Communi- cation tritt. Die mediale Fläche der rechten Hemisphäre weist ganz typische Gestaltungen auf, und es bleibt daher nur zu erwähnen, daß das End- stück der Fissura parieto-occipitalis in eine Bifurcation ausgeht, die dann einen kleinen Lobulus parieto-occipitalis einschließt. Die basale Seite bietet nichts Erwähnenswertes. Linke Hemisphäre (Fig. 5—7). Auch an der linken Seite ist es die Region des unteren Scheitel- läppchens, welche in erster Reihe die Aufmer
RMRN804A–. Anatomischer Anzeiger. Anatomy, Comparative; Anatomy, Comparative. 160 einander und dem E. frontalis, kommt es auch zu solchen mit Nerven- stämmen, die dem ursprünglichen primären Trochlearis ganz fremd sind, so z. B. mit dem Maxillaris. Sie können nur in dem Sinne ge- deutet werden, daß, indem die Eeizleitung auf unvollkommen aus- gebildetßn embryonalen Wegen sich fortpflanzt, sie auch in undifferen- zierten, aber differenzierungsfähigen Elementen des Mesenchyms sich ausbreitet. Da, wo sie keinen Ausweg findet, wird sie zerstreut und erlischt; da, wo sie auf eine Nervenbahn stößt, kann sie
![. Annual report, including a report of the insects of New Jersey, 1909. 648 REPORT OF NEW JERSEY STATE MUSEUM. E. studiosa Say. New Brunswick (Coll) in galls of "Euura salicicola." E. auriceps Walsh. New Brunswick (Sm). E. agrili Aslim. Reared from "Agrilus otiosus." E. crassineura Ashm. A parasite of the fruit bark beetle. E. magdalidis Ashm. Parasitic on "Magdalis armicollis." E. phloeosini Ashm. Reared from "Phloeosinus dentatus." E. phloeotribi Ashm. Reared from "Phloeotribus frontalis." E. tylodermatis Ashm. Parasitic on "Tyloderma&qu Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RM7CJ2/annual-report-including-a-report-of-the-insects-of-new-jersey-1909-648-report-of-new-jersey-state-museum-e-studiosa-say-new-brunswick-coll-in-galls-of-quoteuura-salicicolaquot-e-auriceps-walsh-new-brunswick-sm-e-agrili-aslim-reared-from-quotagrilus-otiosusquot-e-crassineura-ashm-a-parasite-of-the-fruit-bark-beetle-e-magdalidis-ashm-parasitic-on-quotmagdalis-armicollisquot-e-phloeosini-ashm-reared-from-quotphloeosinus-dentatusquot-e-phloeotribi-ashm-reared-from-quotphloeotribus-frontalisquot-e-tylodermatis-ashm-parasitic-on-quottylodermaqu-RM7CJ2.jpg ". Annual report, including a report of the insects of New Jersey, 1909. 648 REPORT OF NEW JERSEY STATE MUSEUM. E. studiosa Say. New Brunswick (Coll) in galls of "Euura salicicola." E. auriceps Walsh. New Brunswick (Sm). E. agrili Aslim. Reared from "Agrilus otiosus." E. crassineura Ashm. A parasite of the fruit bark beetle. E. magdalidis Ashm. Parasitic on "Magdalis armicollis." E. phloeosini Ashm. Reared from "Phloeosinus dentatus." E. phloeotribi Ashm. Reared from "Phloeotribus frontalis." E. tylodermatis Ashm. Parasitic on "Tyloderma&qu Stock Photo")
RMRM7CJ2–. Annual report, including a report of the insects of New Jersey, 1909. 648 REPORT OF NEW JERSEY STATE MUSEUM. E. studiosa Say. New Brunswick (Coll) in galls of "Euura salicicola." E. auriceps Walsh. New Brunswick (Sm). E. agrili Aslim. Reared from "Agrilus otiosus." E. crassineura Ashm. A parasite of the fruit bark beetle. E. magdalidis Ashm. Parasitic on "Magdalis armicollis." E. phloeosini Ashm. Reared from "Phloeosinus dentatus." E. phloeotribi Ashm. Reared from "Phloeotribus frontalis." E. tylodermatis Ashm. Parasitic on "Tyloderma&qu
, läßt einzelne via Decussatio trans- versa auf die andere Seite gelangen und strahlt in die Gegend des roten Haubenkernes einerseits, Stock Photo")
RMRN7M8T–. Anatomischer Anzeiger. Anatomy, Comparative; Anatomy, Comparative. 361 eücephali laterale bis dicht :an sein eiruudes Zentrum. Das ventro- mediale Bündel der gekreuzten Seite gibt zahlreiche Fasern in die Wand des Infundibulum und das Tuber cinereum, medial vom Trac- tus quiuto - frontalis und dem Eigenbündel des Infundibulum ab See. V.-B.. Gangl. mesen- ceph. lateral. Tr. bulbo-thal. Tr. bulbo-hypothal. Fig. 4. See. V. B. („Tractus bulbo-hypothalamicus"), läßt einzelne via Decussatio trans- versa auf die andere Seite gelangen und strahlt in die Gegend des roten Haubenkernes einerseits,
RMRN7WYG–. Anatomischer Anzeiger. Anatomy, Comparative; Anatomy, Comparative. 305 Öfters finden sich aber beim Menschen noch primitive Befunde, wo Muskelbündel des M. äuricularis anterior bogenförmig zum Supra- orbitahande verlaufen und dort unmittelbar in die Bündel des M. frontalis übergehen. Solche Zustände weisen auf den ursprünglich einheitlichen M. orbito-auricularis zurück. Der Levator labii et nasi (Naso-labialis) steht bei den Prosimiern, wie erwähnt, zuweilen noch mit dem Orbito-auricularis und mit dem oberen Teil des Orbicularis oculi in Zusammenhang. Er bekundet dadurch seine Herkunft vom p
![. Annual report. Entomological Society of Ontario; Insect pests; Insects -- Ontario Periodicals. 'III UIIffVlMY Iff ^^ Fig. 52. Grape-vine Sphinx caten>illai'.. -"1 u,') ' Fig. 53 Trumpet Gi ape Gall 7. Several other sphingid larva; feed on the leaves of the Grape. 8. Black beetle eating the tissues on the upper surfaces of the leaves, and discoloring tkem. Red Headed Systena (Systena frontalis). 9. Producing reddish, elongated, conical galls on the leaves. Trumpet Grape-Gall (Vitis viticola), Fig. 53. 10. Large reddish yellow beetle with six black spots on wing-cover eating holes in l Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RMAENA/annual-report-entomological-society-of-ontario-insect-pests-insects-ontario-periodicals-iii-uiiffvlmy-iff-fig-52-grape-vine-sphinx-catengtillai-quot1-u-fig-53-trumpet-gi-ape-gall-7-several-other-sphingid-larva-feed-on-the-leaves-of-the-grape-8-black-beetle-eating-the-tissues-on-the-upper-surfaces-of-the-leaves-and-discoloring-tkem-red-headed-systena-systena-frontalis-9-producing-reddish-elongated-conical-galls-on-the-leaves-trumpet-grape-gall-vitis-viticola-fig-53-10-large-reddish-yellow-beetle-with-six-black-spots-on-wing-cover-eating-holes-in-l-RMAENA.jpg ". Annual report. Entomological Society of Ontario; Insect pests; Insects -- Ontario Periodicals. 'III UIIffVlMY Iff ^^ Fig. 52. Grape-vine Sphinx caten>illai'.. -"1 u,') ' Fig. 53 Trumpet Gi ape Gall 7. Several other sphingid larva; feed on the leaves of the Grape. 8. Black beetle eating the tissues on the upper surfaces of the leaves, and discoloring tkem. Red Headed Systena (Systena frontalis). 9. Producing reddish, elongated, conical galls on the leaves. Trumpet Grape-Gall (Vitis viticola), Fig. 53. 10. Large reddish yellow beetle with six black spots on wing-cover eating holes in l Stock Photo")
RMRMAENA–. Annual report. Entomological Society of Ontario; Insect pests; Insects -- Ontario Periodicals. 'III UIIffVlMY Iff ^^ Fig. 52. Grape-vine Sphinx caten>illai'.. -"1 u,') ' Fig. 53 Trumpet Gi ape Gall 7. Several other sphingid larva; feed on the leaves of the Grape. 8. Black beetle eating the tissues on the upper surfaces of the leaves, and discoloring tkem. Red Headed Systena (Systena frontalis). 9. Producing reddish, elongated, conical galls on the leaves. Trumpet Grape-Gall (Vitis viticola), Fig. 53. 10. Large reddish yellow beetle with six black spots on wing-cover eating holes in l
RMRMWKEF–. Annales des sciences naturelles. Zoology; Biology. 374 EUG. DADAY DE DEÉS US to compare it properly », etc. (89, p. 350). Concernant la description, Packard a bien raison, mais les dessins qui accom- pagnent cette description sont d'une telle exactitude qu'ils complètent tout à fait le texte et ne permettent aucun doute concernantl'espèce; ils sontde beaucoup supérieurs aux dessins -de Packard. Sp. Streptocephalus Sealii Ryd. Fig. 73. Streptocephalus Sealii Ryder, 90, p. 200, lig. 1; Packard, 89, p. 348, fig. 21. -' Mas. Appendix frontalis longitudinem dimidiam articuli basalis antennarum in
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