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Journal
Hardwicke Science GossipYear
1888Volume
v. 24 (1888)Page
Page 159Species
Coordinates: [621, 831, 0, 0, 0, 0], Details: "common"=>["Spider parasite", "Spider", "Parasite", "Ichneumon wasp parasite pimpia (?)", "spider", "ichneumon wasp", "parasite", "Spider with parasite", "ichneumon wasp grub", "Tubercle", "tubercle", "ichneumon wasp grub tubercle"], "scientific"=>["unidentified", ""]Inscription
Coordinates: [523, 933, 0, 0, 0, 0], Details: "text"=>["Fig.68.-Spider, with parasite in situ, magnified.Fig.69.-Spider, natural size.Fig.70.-Parasite, further magnified, showing eight retractile tubercles upon the back, each of which is crowned with numerous minute fleshy hooks.Fig.71.-A single tubercle, highly magnified.", "Fig. 71. - A single tubercle, highlight magnified", "Fig. 70. - Parasite, further magnified, showing eight retractile tubercles upon the back, each of which is crowned with numerous minute fleshy hooks.", "Fig. 60. - Spider, natural size.", "Fig. 68. - Spider, with parasite in situ, magnified.", "Fig. 68.", "Fig. 68 - Spider, with parasite in situ, magnified.Fig. 69 - Spider, natural size.Fig. 70 - Parasite further magnified, showing eight retractile tubercles upon the back, each of which is crowned with numerous minute fleshy hooks.Fig. 71 - A single tubercle, highly magnified.", "Fig.68 Spider, with parasite in situ, magnified", "Fig.69 Spider natural size", "Fig.70 Parasite further magnified, showing eight retractile tubercles upon the back, each of which is crowned with numerous minute fleshy hooks", "Fig.71 A single tubercle, highly magnified", "Spider with parasite in situ, magnified.", "Fig. 69", "Fig. 70", "Parasite, further magni8fied, showing eight retractile turbecles upon the back, each of which is crowned with numerous minute fleshy books.", "Fig. 71", "A single tubercle, highly magnified."]Drawing
Coordinates: [0, 0, 384, 683, 507, 321], Details: "keywords"=>["spider", "parasite", "Ceylon", "wasp", "tubercle", "magnified view", "ichneumon wasp", "larva", "ichncumon wasp", "larvae", "nymph", "tubercles", "attachments", "parasite on", "ichneumon", "ichneumon wasp parasite spider pimpia Ceylon", "insect"]; Coordinates: [0, 0, 395, 692, 190, 213], Details: "keywords"=>["spider", "parasite", "magnified", "tubercles", "retractile", "Ceylon", "grub", "wasp", "microscopic view"]; Coordinates: [0, 0, 675, 810, 87, 99], Details: "keywords"=>["spider", "parasite", "tubercles", "magnified", "ceylon", "microscopic view", "wasp", "grub", "tubercle"]PageID
1672090Classification No
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