- (Anatomical feature) the
structure of the head
containing the ocelli.
onisciform A
woodlouse shaped,
flattened platyform appearance of a larva. oophagy...
- exoskeleton. What is
known of the
anatomy is
reminiscent of a
woodlouse (or
onisciform) with 10 segments, each
split by two
furrows in a midsection, two lateral...
-
dense secondary forests.
Adult males mud-puddle. The
larvae are
green and
onisciform (woodlouse shaped), but
become reddish with
oblique lighter stripes just...
- when it is
changing leaves or when it
comes to the
surface to pupate.
Onisciform, but much rounded, and with the
segments at the
divisions very clearly...
-
Murree to Bhutan; ****am, the
Khasi and
Jaintia Hills. Larva: More or less
onisciform, pale emerald-green with two
dorsal blue
lines somewhat sparingly covered...
-
species Pheidole aurivillii race kasaiensis. They are soft,
green and
onisciform (woodlouse shaped).
Hypolycaena at
Markku Savela's
Lepidoptera and Some...
-
these do not
resemble the
larva of the
Lycaenidae which as a rule, are
onisciform. In
these the head is
small and
almost always completely hidden under...
-
through the
Malayan subregion down to Australia. "Of the
usual shape (i. e.
onisciform); head
light yellow margined with brown; body
light rose,
covered with...
- male. "When full-grown a
little over a
quarter of an inch in length,
onisciform as usual; the head very small,
black and shining,
entirely hidden when...
- feeds. When full-grown it is
about seven-sixteenths of an inch in length,
onisciform as usual; the head "black,
smooth and shining, with a
somewhat dark green...
