Drawings, anatomy of the Papilio brassicae, Bombus terrestris, Phalaena vinula, and Papilio urticae by G [George] Newport Plate 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. [1836]