- A
tegmen (pl.:
tegmina)
designates the
modified leathery front wing on an
insect particularly in the
orders Dermaptera (earwigs),
Orthoptera (gr****hoppers...
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flattened laterally and the
tegmina are tent-like. In the Flatoidinae, the body is not
laterally compressed and the
tegmina are not as tent-like and sometimes...
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brightened apically. The
forewings (
tegmina) are
green with
green spots, with the
basal half and area at two-thirds of the
tegmina white. The
basal patch of the...
- 84 °F).
Female oriental ****roaches have
vestigial tegmina (reduced fore wings) and
males have
longer tegmina.
Oriental ****roaches are
mainly nocturnal, and...
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extended backward to
cover the
flight wings,
supplanting the
function of the
tegmina.
Glossary of
entomology terms Insect morphology Mesothorax Metathorax Thorax...
- file-like structure, and at the rear edge of the
tegmen is a s****er. The
tegmina are held at an
angle to the body and
rhythmically raised and
lowered which...
- the
abdomen is orange-yellow, but is
hidden by the
tegmina. The
spots on the
asymmetrical tegmina are
placed so that when closed, the
spots appear symmetrical...
- long. The male
Parcoblatta fulvescens is
relatively slender, has long
tegmina (outer forewings), and is
slightly longer than the female. It is a mostly...
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effect of aridity. The male of the
species has normal,
fully developed tegmina and wings, and a tuft of
hairs on the back of its
middle abdomen. The general...
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Detail of
anterior dorsal aspect of a male
katydid of the
genus Panoploscelis. The
tegmina constitute the
sound generator for
these insects....
