Parnellite (parnelit)

and a. [ European species is P. palustris, found also in North Amerfied by the genus Parnus, ica from the Great Lakes to Labrador. P. Carol in i an a is common both north and south in the United States; two other species are local. IMG:content-2366.png:[blocks in formation] 2. [l. c.] Resembling or related to the genus Parna ius; belonging to the Parna iinæ. na ius or the subfamily Parna iinæ; an Apollo II. n. [L. c.] A member of the genus Par butterfly. Parna ii (pär-nas'i-i), n. pl. [NL., pl. of Par na ius.] Same as Parna iinæ. Parna iinæ (pär-nas-i-i'nē), n. pl. [NL., wings sometimes scalele , and in the females usually droid, with small tubercles, slightly hairy, and have a fur. cate appendage of the first segment; the chrysalis is inclosed in a light silken ti ue powdered with a glaucous ily is wide-spread, with about 20 genera; most of the species are European and North American. Parnus (pär'nus), n. T Elmis bivittatus, one of the Parnida. (Cro shows natural size.) [NL. (Fabric i us, 1792); etym. doubtful.] The typical genus of Parnirican. dæ. The species are European and North Af