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They are certainly not lace-wings in the strict sense of the word; and their habits are so similar to those of the preceding division that I propose to place them as the fourth group of the Order HEMIPTERA.
They are certainly not lace-wings in the strict sense of the word; and their habits are so similar to those of the preceding division that I propose to place them as the fourth...
2. Part I., 1891; Part II., 1893; Part III., 1900; Melbourne. Each partThe Animal Kingdom. Insecta, Vol. I., 1832; Vol. II., 1844. With supplementary additions to each order by Griffiths and Pidgeon, and notices of new genera and species by Gray, w...
3. Part II., Zoology, 1896.In this are a number of papers on the insects collected by the members of the Horn Exploring Expedition in Central Australia. Blackburn and Sloane described Coleoptera; Lower, L...