The Mesozoic and Tertiary Insects of New South Wales (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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On these remains Mr. Moore made the following remarks The first which attracted my attention was a small, black, shining, highly emamented elytron of a beetle, partly concealed in the matrix Ten other insects were afterwards obtained from the same block. The most abundant belong to the Coleoptera, both double and single elytra being present, some of them having the punctate striae well preserved; there are single specimens which may belong to Cyphon, and also a minute annulose body which may be a larva In the explanation of the plate accompanying his paper, Mr. Moore also recorded a larva, probably of Oxytelzts, and an insect probably allied to C'ydnus.

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