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Términos y frases comunes
Abdomen acid anal angle andesite antennæ apex apical areole augite Australian band basal angles base Benth blue border broad Casteln Cilia Cilia brown Cilia white colour convex corpus luteum costa Cunn curved dark fuscous darker discal distinct dorsum Druce elongate elytra end of cell Endl eyes feet felspar femora follicle forewing genera genus Glass House Mountains grey Head Hindwing hornblende inner margin interstices joint Juss lateral lateral horns Legs length Linn lower marked median membrana granulosa middle Miskin Mountains N.S. Wales n.sp narrow nervules Norf Norfolk Island outer margin ovum pale Palpi plant Plate posterior Proc Prod prothorax punctate punctures R.Br River rock rostrum rounded scales scutellum short sides slender slightly slime species specimens strongly subcostal submarginal suffused surface Sydney tegmina terminal theca theca interna Thorax tibiæ trachyte transverse Underside Upperside veins whitish wing yellow
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