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George H. Carpenter. The Life-Story of Insects
The Life-Story of Insects
Table of Contents
PREFACE
CHAPTER I. INTRODUCTION
CHAPTER II. GROWTH AND CHANGE
CHAPTER III. THE LIFE-STORIES OF SOME SUCKING INSECTS
CHAPTER IV. FROM WATER TO AIR
CHAPTER V. TRANSFORMATIONS—OUTWARD AND INWARD
CHAPTER VI. LARVAE AND THEIR ADAPTATIONS
CHAPTER VII. PUPAE AND THEIR MODIFICATIONS
CHAPTER VIII. THE LIFE-STORY AND THE SEASONS
CHAPTER IX. PAST AND PRESENT; THE MEANING OF THE STORY
OUTLINE CLASSIFICATION OF INSECTS. Class INSECTA or HEXAPODA
Sub-class A, Apterygota
Sub-class B, Exopterygota
Sub-class C, Endopterygota
TABLE OF GEOLOGICAL SYSTEMS
Calnozoic or Tertiary Group
Mesozoic or Secondary Group
Palaeozoic or Primary Group
BIBLIOGRAPHY
A. GENERAL WORKS
B. SPECIAL WORKS
INDEX
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George H. Carpenter
Published by Good Press, 2019
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[4] The convenient term 'instar' has been proposed by Fischer and advocated by Sharp (1895) for the form assumed by an insect during a stage of its life-story. Thus the creature as hatched from the egg is the first instar, after the first moult it has become the second instar, and so on, the number of moults being always one less than the number of instars.
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