Cermatiidæ (sermatiide)

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 3
pl. [NL., the body; the legs are long, and increase in length from before backward; and the free terga are few. They have faceted eyes instead of ocelli. Also called Scutigerida. 900 having the apex curved or bent down: specifi dulous; in entom., said of the head when is cally, in bot., noting le inclination than pen bent down so as to form a right angle with the thorax, as in the crickets.
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