Key-catalogue of insects of importance in public health / by C.W. Stiles and Albert Hassall.

  • Charles Wardell Stiles
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[1928]
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Credit: Key-catalogue of insects of importance in public health / by C.W. Stiles and Albert Hassall. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    1244C punctum* Fabr., 1792, Ent. syst., v, 1 (2), 89: Mylabris.—Vesicant.— Tranquebariae*.—So. balteata 1782. quadripunctata Linn., 1766, 680: Mylabris1.—Infusion made from shells used in catarrhal bronchitis.—Russia*; S. Europe; Turkestan; Persia. sidae* Fabr., 1798a, 120: Mylabris*.—China; Germany; India.—So. pha- lerata. variabilis Pallas, 1782, leones, 81, pi. E, fig. 7 [Meloe]; Olivier, 1795, Entom., v. 3, 10, pi. 2, figs. 14a-b: Mylabris1.—Cape of Good Hope*; Alps; Caucasus; Italy; Greece; Turkey; Egypt; Afghanistan. (1241). Sitaris Latr., 1802b, 187, mt. tsd. (1831; 1840a) Necydalis humeralis F.; etd. (1915) muralis Forst. Syn. Necydalis0 h Forst., 1781, N. Sp. Ins., 48, Latr., 1796a, 28 [not Linn., 1758]; tsd. (1802) humeralis. Subgenus of Apalus Fabr., 1775a, 127, fide Borchmann, 1917, 141. colletis* Mayet, 1873, Bui. Soc. ent., Paris, CXCVIII: Sitaris; Apalus.— France.—So. analis Schaum, 1859, BZ, 51. muralis Forster, 1771, 48: Sitaris; Apalus; Necydalish—Europe. 1244D (1241). Stenoria3 Muls., 1857, Hist. nat. Coleopt., France, 186-187, mt. apicalis Latr.; Muls. & Rey, 1862, Ann. Soc. imp. Lyon, v. 8^ 175-176, mt. kraatzii, Pyrenees and France*. So. fl244C Sitaris, fide Gemminger & Harold, 1870, Cat. Coleopt., 2162, Subg. of Apalus, fide Borchmann, 1917, Coleopt. Cat., 141. apicalis Latr., 1804, v. 4, 403 [Sitaris1]: Stenoria; Apalus1.—France; S. Europe; Asia; Persia; Turkestan. 1245 (1227). Elateroidea.—See fl246. 1246. Elateridae Steph., 1829a, 121.—Click-beetles or Elators [C 25a 499; B. & M. 15a, 33.] *species Motter, 1898a, 215: Elateridae.—On cadaver 20 years, 9 months in * grave. 1247 (1248; 1249). Agrypnus Esch. in Thon, 1829, Ent. Archiv., v. 2, 32 [nvl tsd. (1840) murinus L. murinus Linn., 1758a, 406: Agrypnus; Elater1.—Accidental parasitism.— Europe*. 1248 (1247). Monocrepidius Eschz. in Thon, 1829, Ent. Arch., 31 [nv]. Cf. Monocrepidium Tops., 1898, Spong., 17. *bellus Knoch in Say, 1823 (1859), J. Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila., 168 (108) [Elater1]: Monocrepidius. On cadaver 3 years, 2 months in *erave Washington, D. C.—U. S. A.* * 1249 (1247). Tetralobus Lep. & Serv., 1828, Encycl. m6th., 594, tod. Elater1 flabellicornis. species Wellman, 1910, Amer. Soc. Trop. Med., v. 5 (21), 13: Tetralobus.— Poison spines enter flesh of man, severe inflammation sets up which at time is so violent as to end in gangrene.—Angola 1250 (1227). Byrrhoidea.—See f 1251. 1251. Debmestidae “Leach, 1817” [nv]; Steph., 1829a, 95,-The Dermestids. [C. 25a, 506; B. & M. 15a, 34.] See f 1252. 1252 (1253; 1254) Dermestes Linn., 1758a, 342, 354; tsd. (1810; 1838; 1840; 1915) lardarius.—[C. 25a, 506; B. & M. 15a, 34.] fnschii Kug 1792, N. Mag. Lieb. Ent., v. 4, 478: Dermestes.—On cadavers exposed freely to air, 3d period, fatty acids, fide MSgnin, 1895, 41 42 fig. 7. > > ) > *lardarius Linn., 1758a, 354: Dermestes‘.-Larder-beetle; on cadavers ex¬ posed freely to air, 3d period, fatty acids, fide Megnin, 1895, 41; on meats; destroys specimens in natural history museums; pseudoparasite in in es . Europe*; England; Greenland; cosmopolitan.