File:Burmitembia venosa Cockerell 1919 type figure.jpg
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[edit]DescriptionBurmitembia venosa Cockerell 1919 type figure.jpg |
English: Type illustration of Burmitembia venosa from the Swinhoe Burmese amber collection. |
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Source | (1919). "Two interesting insects in Burmese amber". The Entomologist 52: 193–195. |
Author | Cockerell, 1919 |
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