Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885, Dallinger, W. H. (William Henry), 1842-1909 · Philadelphia, P. Blackiston's Sons and Co. · leaf 1076
od are marvellous ; their bite is severe, but theterrible stories told of the results of the bite of the Persian Argashave not been supported on investigation. The Oribatidce are mostly wholly chitinised, the chitin beingvery hard and brittle. The stigmata are iu the acetabula of thelegs. The… … Ac arm a. MITES 1013 and with soft, often velvety skins, frequently of scarlet and otherbrilliant colours. The large Trombidium Jiolosericum is a well-knownmicroscopical object. The Tetranychi are usually included in thisfamily ; they are, however, rather doubtful members ; they are the red-spiders…
Microscopy · Natural history
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