Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885, Dallinger, W. H. (William Henry), 1842-1909 · Philadelphia, Blakiston · leaf 968
mily, including the glow-worm, fire-fly, skip-jack, etc. distinguished by the toothed or serrated form ofthe antenna?, and hence called Serricornes ; in another, of which theburying-beetle is the type, the antenna? are terminated by a club-shaped enlargement, so that these beetles are termed… … Fig. G76.—Antenna of jlcloJonUia(cockchafer). 912 INSECTS AND AKACHNIDA comes is given to this group ; in the very large family that in-cludes the Lucani, or stag-beetles, with the Scarabcei, of which thecockchafer is the commonest example, the antenna? terminate in aset of leaf-like appendages,…
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