
Explanation of Plate XVII.
| Fig. 1. |
Puparium of Ephydra, viewed ventrally, slightly from the right side; claw-bearing segments numbered. b, patch of black plates on segments 1. The spines covering the body are omitted from these figures. |
| Fig. 2. |
Side view of the hinder part of the body, showing the clasping-organ formed by the 8th and 10th segments. |
| Fig. 3. |
Ventral view, in outline, with part of the body-wall cut away to expose the pupa within, a, anterior triramous spiracle-bearing outgrowth; d, cavity within puparial skin; e, pupal envelope; f, imago within the pupal envelope, diagrammatically represented; g, paired group of claw-like spines on 8th segment; i, anus; m, mouth; p, pharyngeal skeleton (seen through the skin). |
| Fig. 4. |
Anterior end of a larva, showing the armature of the mouth and of the anterior margins of segments 1 and 2. a, anterior spiracular outgrowth; b, triangular group of spinose plates; m, mouth; n, the base of antennae (? = true head);'s, trifid sensory hairs. |
| Fig. 5. |
The mouth enlarged. showing the probably “true head” retracted within. n, one of the antennae; h, “true head.” |
| Fig. 6. |
Pharyngeal skeleton of the larva. m, mouth; p, pharynx. |
| Fig. 7. |
Anterior spiracular outgrowth, with its air-canals passing back to the trachea (t) At edge of figure is seen a few of the plates (marked b in fig. 4). |
