The entomologist's useful compendium; or an introduction to the knowledge of British insects. Comprising the best means of obtaining and preserving them, and a description of the apparatus generally used; together with the genera of Linné, and the modern method of arranging the classes...according to the views of Dr. Leach...with instructions for collecting and fitting up objects for the microscope / by George Samouelle, Associate of the Linnean Society of London.

George Samouelle

Date:: 1819

Credit: The entomologist's useful compendium; or an introduction to the knowledge of British insects. Comprising the best means of obtaining and preserving them, and a description of the apparatus generally used; together with the genera of Linné, and the modern method of arranging the classes...according to the views of Dr. Leach...with instructions for collecting and fitting up objects for the microscope / by George Samouelle, Associate of the Linnean Society of London. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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$SYNUCHUS Tachytes tricolor 27'7|\Tenthredinetz 262 vivalis 151, 355|Tail, Cauda 33\Tenthredo (Fam, L), Syrphie, Latr. 296; TALITRUS Klug 264 Syrphidz (Fam.) ib.| *littoralis 102\Tenthredo (Fam. II.) SYRPHUS Locusta ib. Klug 265 Pyrastri 297, 415!Taniptera, Latr. 291/TENTHREDO Systems of Entomo- |TANYPUS *cephalotes 266 logy by Linné 44) cinctus 290, 387, 457, *dimidiata 265 of Entomo- {|TARPA *fasciata 263 logy by Fabricius ib.| *cephalotes 266| *femorata 262 , Kirby’s ob- Fabricii ib.| *furcata 264 servationson form- Klugii 266, 412) *hortulana ib. jug a 45} Panzerii 412! *leta 263 of Entomology * plagiocephala 266| *marginata ib. by Dr.Leach, why Tarsus, the foot 34) *melanocephala 264 adopted ib.|Tarus, Clairv. 154) nassata 265, 412 , the Modern, |Tegeneria, Walck. 124] *nitens 263 promotes the Telephoride (Fam.) 162) *pumila 265 ‘science of Ento- |TELEPHORUS Rapz 205, 412 mology 46} fulvicollis 374) *Rubi Idei 264 —»—— of Natural Hi- fuscus 164, 374) *Scrophularia 67 story, how form- lateralis 374, *sericea 263 ed 74| lividus ib. TEPHRITIS Tabanide (Fam.) 293; melanurus ib.| Cardui 299 Tabanii, Lair. ib.| *minimus 164} grossificationis ALS TABANUS obscurus 374 onopordinis ib. autumnalis 437| pallidus ib.| pulchella ib. bovinus 293, 414] ruficollis ib.| vibrans ib. *cecutiens 293) rufus ib.|Terebrantia (Sect.) 262 Paganus 414] testaceus ib.|Termes, Linn. 261 *pluvialis 293|Tenebrio, De Geer 196,|Terrestria (Sect. ) 220 tropicus (1, 428 208\TETHEA, Och. 25 Tabby Moth, the large, TENEBRIO TETRAGNATHA 255, 427! * Bovistee 216 ; extensa 127, 364 ———, small 427| *cadaverinus 194 Petraera 199 ——, fed 435] *coccineus 21 TACHINA *femoralis 199)TETRATOMA fera 301, 372} *Fossor 153| Fungorum 194, 389 TACHINUS *cemellatus 199/ Tetrix subulata 219 analis 176, 361} *lanipes 195|\TETTIGONIA lunulatus $75| *Mauritanicus 208} spumaria 380 marginellus 361| Molitor 59, 193, 369] viridis 231, 380 rufipes 176, 367; obscura S89|ITETYRA subterraneus 176, 361,| *sabulosus 193} inuncta 394, 429} Tenebrionide (Fam.) 192) Maura - 220, 394 trimaculatus 429! Veneidz (Fam.) 248;/THANASIMUS TACHYPORUS leneites, Latr. ib.| formicarius 165, 388 analis 361}fentbredines Allanti, THANATOPHILUS, chrysomelinus176, 389, Klug 265 Leath 147 Ad S Doleri, Klug ib.) THECLA Granum 176 Emphyti, Klug Betulez 241, 430 marginatus 361 ib. l. 396 nitidulus ib.) Tenthredinide (Fam.) Pruni 241,417 pubescens 443 262) ds ssho33 417$

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