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RefNoPT/74/3/25
LevelItem
TitleDrawings, anatomy of the Papilio brassicae, Bombus terrestris, Phalaena vinula, and Papilio urticae by G [George] Newport
Date[1836]
DescriptionPlate 36, figures 1-7 showing the tracheal vessel of the larva of Papilio brassicae [Pieris brassicae; cabbage butterfly]; the respiratory organs of the Bombus terrestris [buff-tailed bumblebee]; the colon and caecum of the Phalaena vinula [Cerura vinula; puss moth]; and the antennae and spiracles of the Papilio urticae [small tortoiseshell]. Inscribed with publication and plate details. Signed in graphite bottom left 'G. Newport. del.' The manuscript for this paper is wanting.

Subject: Zoology / Entomology

Published in Philosophical Transactions as part of paper titled 'On the respiration of insects' by George Newport.

Received and read to the Royal Society on 16 June 1836.
Extent1p
FormatDrawing
PhysicalDescriptionGraphite on paper
Dimensions228x178mm
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AccessStatusOpen
RelatedMaterialDOI: 10.1098/rstl.1836.0026
DOI: 10.1098/rspl.1830.0253
Fellows associated with this archive
CodePersonNameDates
NA5371Newport; George (1803 - 1854)1803 - 1854
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