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Title: Monograph of the bombycine moths of North America, including their transformations and origin of the larval markings and armature
Year: 1914 (1910s)
Authors: Packard, A. S. (Alpheus Spring), 1839-1905 Cockerell, Theodore D. A. (Theodore Dru Alison), 1866-1948
Subjects: Bombycidae Moths
Publisher: (Washington, Govt. Print. Off.
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LARVA OF CERATOMIA AMYNTOR. STAGES 1, 2, ETC. EXPLANATION OF PLATE XLIIL Fig. 1.—Cregsoniajuglandu, venation of fore wing; la, hind wing.Fig. 2.—Manimba modesta, 9 , venation of fore wing; 2a, hind wing.Fio. 3.—Anisota senaloria, $, venation of fore wing; 3a, hind wing.Fi<i. 4.—Ankota dmbnUis, J, venation of hind wing. (See for fore wing PI. LVII.)236 .Mi-lM,.irs Nat. Acafi. ScMt-nccs. Vol. IX.
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VENATION OF SMERINTHIN^ iCRESSONIA AND MARUMBAI, ETC. EXPLANATION OF PLATE XLIV Fh;. 1.—Head of a noctiii.l larva, allieil to Apatela? seen from in front. Fig. -.—Iilillii/iira ninfrirann, head, seen from in front. Fk;. ■>.—Jliilniiii iiiiiiinlra, head, seen from in front. Fig. 4.—Ajiut^lolis lorrefada, liead, seen from in front. Fig. .5.—Bomhi/x mori, last stage, liead, seen from in front. Fig. 6.—Enilromis rersicolora, head, seen from in front. Fio. 7.—Brahmiva japonira, head, seen from front. Fig. S.—Liijiliodonia anr/ulosn, liead, seen from in front. Fig. 9.—Si/mnurista albifrouK, head, seen from in front. Fig. 10.—Ileterocampa biundata, stage III, head, seen from in front. Fig. 11.—Hiterommpa guHivitia, head, seen from in front. Fig. VI.—MiUTuroniwpii marthivia, head, seen from in front. Fk;. is.—Alclori-phala t^i>. Brazil. Seen from in front. Fic;. 14.—Aihiocephola man. Texas. Seen from in front. Fig. 15.—Paonias mi/ops. Seen from in front.

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