10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «AGALENA»
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Nova Acta Regiæ Societatis Scientiarum Upsaliensis
The species belonging to this genus are referred by BLACKWALL to Agalena,
from which genus they are however easily distinguished by the diflerent position
of the eyes, etc. — On the superior, strongly curved tarsal claws I have in the
typical ...
2
Nova acta Regiae Societatis Scientiarum Upsaliensis
251 (ad partem). Type: Hahnia montana (BLACKW.) (= H. pusilla C. Koch). The
species belonging to this genus are referred by Blackwall to Agalena, from which
genus they are however easily distinguished by the different position of the eyes,
...
Kungliga Vetenskaps-Societeten (Uppsala), 1870
3
Proceedings of The Academy of Natural Sciences (Vol. LIII, ...
Agalena longistylus n. sp. Cephalothorax pale yellowish, with a brown stripe
each side, broadest behind, leaving a pale median area, narrower behind; side
margins narrowly brown; eyes on black spots; mandibles yellowish brown;
sternum ...
4
American Spiders and Their Spinning-work: A Natural History ...
The pursuer in this case was a black wasp whose name was not known, and the
spider was Agalena nsevia. Agalena's web was spun about four inches above
the ground among plants and was of the usual form, that Wasps: is^ a horizontal
...
Henry Christopher McCook (D.D.), 1893
5
Journal of the College of Science, Imperial University of ...
closeness of the cephalic and anal lobes. and the formation of the stomodaeum (
Agalena). 2 B. Fig. 26. A portion of the median longitudinal section of an egg- in
the reversion stage, showing the expansion of the dorsum. (Agalena). 2 B. Figs.
6
Journal of the College of Science
closeness of the cephalic and anal lobes, and the formation of the stomodaeum (
Agalena). 2 B. Fig. 26. A portion of the median longitudinal section of an egg in
the reversion stage, showing the expansion of the dorsnm. (Agalena). 2 B. Figs.
Tōkyō Daigaku. Rigakubu, 1891
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Teikoku Daigaku Kiyō: Rika
closeness of the cephalic and anal lobes, and the formation of the stomodaeum (
Agalena). 2 B. Fig. 26. A portion of the median longitudinal sect ion of an egg in
the reversion stage, showing the expansion of the dorsum. (Agalena). 2 B. Figs.
8
Collected papers on spiders
Reprint, 1875: Spiders U. S., p. 102, PI. 12, ff. 1, la. Agelena hentzi Becker, 1879,
Ann. Soc. Ent. Belg., 22: 81, PI. 2, ff. 1-4. Agalena naevia (in part), Emerton, 1889,
Trans. Conn. Acad. Sci., 8: 197, PI. 8, ff. lb, 1L, lm. In. Agalena naevia, Emerton, ...
Ralph Vary Chamberlin, 1939
9
The Biological Bulletin
In Agalena, the widening of the longitudinal split at this stage is of universal
occurrence in the ordinary chromosomes and is of first importance as a
foreshadowing of the opening out of the single V-shaped chromosomes to form
double V's, ...
10
Journal of the College of Science, Imperial University of Tokyo
closeness of the cephalic and anal lobes, and the formation of the stomodaeum (
Agalena). 2 B. Fig. 26. A portion of the median longitudinal section of an egg in
the reversion stage, showing the expansion of the dorsum. (Agalena). 2 B. Figs.
Tōkyō Daigaku. Rigakubu, 1892
