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RF2M716NJ–Firebrat (Thermobia domestica, Thermophila furnorum, Lepismodes inquilinus), on the dried wood.
RF2CD5KXK–Firebrat (Thermobia domestica), a species of silverfish. Insect Lepisma saccharina in normal habitat.
RF2TDPKYF–Firebrat (Thermobia domestica) is a small insect native to Asia but naturalized in other temperate regions, in hot and humid places.
RMH020D5–Firebrat (Thermobia domestica, Thermophila furnorum, Lepismodes inquilinus), on the ground, Austria
RMF008RJ–Firebrat (Thermobia domestica, Thermophila furnorum, Lepismodes inquilinus), on a rag, Germany
RMKB428R–Inverted bright field micrograph of a Zygentoma insect scale (stained with lactophenol blue), pictured area is about 190 micrometers tall
RMKB428T–Reflected light micrograph of a Zygentoma family insect (silverfish) found indoor in Western Washington state, USA
RF2BMBX51–Enveloped with silverfish, envelopes of records in the man's hand. Paper swallowed with silverfish. Traces of wrecking silverfish on vinyl envelopes.
RM2KCH05W–Close-up of a common Silverfish (Lepisma saccharina) in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. (Photo by Creative Touch Imaging Ltd./NurPhoto)
RF2M716NP–Firebrat (Thermobia domestica, Thermophila furnorum, Lepismodes inquilinus), on the dried wood.
RM2CDW9AY–Thermobia domestica. Pest books and newspapers. Lepismatidae Insect feeding on paper - silverfish
RF2CD5KXA–Firebrat (Thermobia domestica), a species of silverfish. Insect Lepisma saccharina in normal habitat.
RMET7H4R–Ofenfischchen (Lepismodes inquilinus, Thermobia domestica), mehrere Tiere sitzen auf schadhaftem gruenem Farbanstrich | firebrat
RF2DBDKXN–Paper swallowed with silverfish. Traces of wrecking silverfish on vinyl envelopes. lepisma
RMF008RR–Firebrat (Thermobia domestica, Thermophila furnorum, Lepismodes inquilinus), on a rag, Germany
RMEBN3EJ–firebrat (Lepismodes inquilinus, Thermobia domestica), some animals sitting on damaged green coat of paint
RMF008RT–Firebrat (Thermobia domestica, Thermophila furnorum, Lepismodes inquilinus), full-length portrait, high angle view, Germany
RF2BMC1AP–Paper swallowed with silverfish. Traces of wrecking silverfish on vinyl envelopes. lepisma
RF2HJH8DF–Silverfish Simple vector icon. Illustration symbol design template for web mobile UI element.
RF2CD5KX9–Firebrat (Thermobia domestica), a species of silverfish. Insect Lepisma saccharina in normal habitat.
RF2DBDM1W–Paper swallowed with silverfish. Traces of wrecking silverfish on vinyl envelopes. lepisma
RM2CDFANH–. Insectes nuisibles aux habitations et moyens de les combattre : (avec chapitre sur les animaux nuisibles autres que les insectes) . contiennent de lamidon.On la vu également enleverla colle de derrière la tapis-serie des murs, et cette der-nière se détache ainsi desmurs. Deux espèces de lépismessont des insectes nuisiblesdans les habitations auCanada. On les connaît scientifiquement sous les noms de Lepisma saccharinaL., et Thermobia domestica Pack. La première espèce est un insecte argenté,luisant ou gris argenté et la dernière, qui est la plus répandue des deux, estblanc-nacré, recouvert d
RMPFG5RA–. Das system der lepismatiden. Lepismatidae; Thysanura. — 103 — 2. Th. aegyptiaca. Luc. (Fig. 41 a—c.) 1840. Lepisma ae., Lucas in: Ilist. Nat. Crus. Ar. et Myr. p. 559. —Abbildung in: Savigny, Descr. de l'Egypt. t. 1 Ins. I ;. 1S44. Lepisma ae., Gervais in: Walk. Ins. apt. v. 3 p. 452. 1873. Lepisma ae., Lubbock in: Monogr. Collemb. and Thysan. p. 222. Prof. Kraepelin sammelte bei Kairo eine Art in ziemlicher Anzahl;, welche infolge des Vorhandenseins von nur je 2 Rückenkämmen auf den Abd.-Terg. II—VIII und auch in- folge des ganzen Habitus als Thermobia sich erwies. Ich glaube bestimmt, in d
RF2BMC2DP–Paper swallowed with silverfish. Traces of wrecking silverfish on vinyl envelopes. lepisma
RF2CD5KXT–Firebrat (Thermobia domestica), a species of silverfish. Insect Lepisma saccharina in normal habitat.
RF2CD5KYR–Firebrat (Thermobia domestica), a species of silverfish. Insect Lepisma saccharina in normal habitat.
RF2DBDM22–Paper swallowed with silverfish. Traces of wrecking silverfish on vinyl envelopes. lepisma
![. The Biological bulletin. Biology; Zoology; Biology; Marine Biology. CORPORA ALLATA IN LARVAL THERMOBIA 281 potential for it is present in first stage larvae, and can be realized immediately in an appropriate environment. As some of the implants which had developed scales still contained abundant yolk in close proximity to the integument, it seems unlikely that a component of yolk directly inhibits scale formation. The "appropriate" environ- ment may therefore be one which differs hormonally from that of the earl}- larvae, as Piepho and Richter (1959) have suggested. Could such a di Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RHNRP4/the-biological-bulletin-biology-zoology-biology-marine-biology-corpora-allata-in-larval-thermobia-281-potential-for-it-is-present-in-first-stage-larvae-and-can-be-realized-immediately-in-an-appropriate-environment-as-some-of-the-implants-which-had-developed-scales-still-contained-abundant-yolk-in-close-proximity-to-the-integument-it-seems-unlikely-that-a-component-of-yolk-directly-inhibits-scale-formation-the-quotappropriatequot-environ-ment-may-therefore-be-one-which-differs-hormonally-from-that-of-the-earl-larvae-as-piepho-and-richter-1959-have-suggested-could-such-a-di-RHNRP4.jpg ". The Biological bulletin. Biology; Zoology; Biology; Marine Biology. CORPORA ALLATA IN LARVAL THERMOBIA 281 potential for it is present in first stage larvae, and can be realized immediately in an appropriate environment. As some of the implants which had developed scales still contained abundant yolk in close proximity to the integument, it seems unlikely that a component of yolk directly inhibits scale formation. The "appropriate" environ- ment may therefore be one which differs hormonally from that of the earl}- larvae, as Piepho and Richter (1959) have suggested. Could such a di Stock Photo")
RMRHNRP4–. The Biological bulletin. Biology; Zoology; Biology; Marine Biology. CORPORA ALLATA IN LARVAL THERMOBIA 281 potential for it is present in first stage larvae, and can be realized immediately in an appropriate environment. As some of the implants which had developed scales still contained abundant yolk in close proximity to the integument, it seems unlikely that a component of yolk directly inhibits scale formation. The "appropriate" environ- ment may therefore be one which differs hormonally from that of the earl}- larvae, as Piepho and Richter (1959) have suggested. Could such a di
RF2BMC21X–Paper swallowed with silverfish. Traces of wrecking silverfish on vinyl envelopes. lepisma
RF2CD5KY5–Bottom view of a Firebrat (Thermobia domestica), a species of silverfish. Insect Lepisma saccharina in normal habitat.
RF2DBDM25–Paper swallowed with silverfish. Traces of wrecking silverfish on vinyl envelopes. lepisma
![. Common Illinois insects : and why they are interesting. Insects -- Illinois. Silverfish {Thermobia domestica) This wingless household pest is one of the most primitive members of Class Insecta. (6x) THE NAMES AND CLASSIFICATION OF INSECTS People may be so bewildered by the diversity and number of insects that they are discouraged from trying to learn anything about them. It would be confusing indeed if the systematic zoologists had not done a great deal to put the animal house in order. As it now stands, almost any particular insect can be easily "pigeon-holed'' into one of the larger i Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/REFMH1/common-illinois-insects-and-why-they-are-interesting-insects-illinois-silverfish-thermobia-domestica-this-wingless-household-pest-is-one-of-the-most-primitive-members-of-class-insecta-6x-the-names-and-classification-of-insects-people-may-be-so-bewildered-by-the-diversity-and-number-of-insects-that-they-are-discouraged-from-trying-to-learn-anything-about-them-it-would-be-confusing-indeed-if-the-systematic-zoologists-had-not-done-a-great-deal-to-put-the-animal-house-in-order-as-it-now-stands-almost-any-particular-insect-can-be-easily-quotpigeon-holed-into-one-of-the-larger-i-REFMH1.jpg ". Common Illinois insects : and why they are interesting. Insects -- Illinois. Silverfish {Thermobia domestica) This wingless household pest is one of the most primitive members of Class Insecta. (6x) THE NAMES AND CLASSIFICATION OF INSECTS People may be so bewildered by the diversity and number of insects that they are discouraged from trying to learn anything about them. It would be confusing indeed if the systematic zoologists had not done a great deal to put the animal house in order. As it now stands, almost any particular insect can be easily "pigeon-holed'' into one of the larger i Stock Photo")
RMREFMH1–. Common Illinois insects : and why they are interesting. Insects -- Illinois. Silverfish {Thermobia domestica) This wingless household pest is one of the most primitive members of Class Insecta. (6x) THE NAMES AND CLASSIFICATION OF INSECTS People may be so bewildered by the diversity and number of insects that they are discouraged from trying to learn anything about them. It would be confusing indeed if the systematic zoologists had not done a great deal to put the animal house in order. As it now stands, almost any particular insect can be easily "pigeon-holed'' into one of the larger i
RF2BMC0W5–Paper swallowed with silverfish. Traces of wrecking silverfish on vinyl envelopes. lepisma
RF2FM9EKA–Macro photo Silverfish animal, lepisma saccharina on colorful background. Common house pest
RF2DBDM0R–Paper swallowed with silverfish. Traces of wrecking silverfish on vinyl envelopes. lepisma
RMRGFKKG–. Bulletin of the Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard College. Zoology. Figs. 9-13. Protura, Thysanura, Entotrophi, Symphyla 9. Thermobia, middle leg. Lepismatidje. 10. Machilis, hind leg. Machilidse. 11. Hanseniella, front leg. Scutigerellida:. 12. Acerentulus, middle leg. Acerentomidae. 13. Campodea, middle leg. Campodeidae.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Harvard University. Museum of Comparative Zo
RF2BMC27Y–Paper swallowed with silverfish. Traces of wrecking silverfish on vinyl envelopes. lepisma
RF2DBDKXD–Paper swallowed with silverfish. Traces of wrecking silverfish on vinyl envelopes. lepisma
RMRGE1B4–. Bulletin of the Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard College. Zoology. Figs. 9-13. Protura, Thysanura, Entotrophi 9. Thermobia, middle leg. Lepismatidse. 10. Machilis, hind leg. Machilidae. 11. Hanseniella, front leg. Scutigerellidse. 12. Acerentulus, middle leg. Acerentomidae. 13. Campodea, middle leg. Campodeidse. ORDER COLLEMBOLA Small or minute, soft-bodied, wingless, springing insects, the body sometimes clothed with scales or hairs. Head freely movable. Antenna; four- to six-jointed. Eyes of a degenerate compound type, composed of a few separated facets; sometimes entirely absent.
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