Bulletin of the New York State Museum, Nummers 171-176University of the State of New York, 1914 |
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Abdomen Abdomen dark adults Albany Antennae extending apically basal clasp segment basal enlargement beds Cecidomyia claws clay costa dark brown creek Dasyneura dikes distally dorsal plate Dr J. V. Haberer E. P. N. Y. State Mus Entomology Eurypterida feet femora fifth antennal segment fuscous yellowish gall Genesee county Genitalia gypsum Halteres yellowish inches insect June lake larvae length twice limestone Linn male Mesonotum Mesonotum dark brown midge molding sand Museum nearly one-half longer Onondaga Onondaga county Onondaga lake ovipositor pale yellowish Paleontology Palpi plants postscutellum production pulvilli quadrangle quarries reared reddish brown Report Rhabdophaga rock salt sand sandstone Scutellum segment short shale short tons Siluric slender sparsely haired species specimens stem stone stout strongly curved submedian lines Syracuse tarsi terminal clasp segment terminal lobes terminal segment thick thickly third trees twice its diameter Type Cecid ventral plate Wings hyaline yellowish basally York York State Museum
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