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Ladybird Beetle Apolinus terminalis After Eclosion Its Elytron Is Ductile & Soft, With Increased Tanning Its Cuticle Becomes Brittle & Stiff With A Vestiture Of Puberulous Setae Or Microtrichia Urban Darwin
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Ladybird Beetle Apolinus terminalis Adult Small Enough To Glide Under An Arch Of My Hairs Urban Darwin
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Ladybird Beetle Apolinus terminalis Coccinellidae Larva 4th Instar Last Bites Of Aphididae Tail First Urban Darwin
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Ladybird Beetle Apolinus terminalis Coccinellidae Possibly 2nd Instar Larva Feeding On Aphididae Possibly Aphis gossypii On Capsicum frutescens Urban Darwin
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Ladybird Beetle Apolinus terminalis Coccinellidae Adult Feeding On Aphididae Possibly Aphis gossypii Swallowing The Abdomen First Urban Darwin
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Ladybird Beetle Apolinus terminalis Coccinellidae Possibly 2nd Instar Larva Feeding On Aphididae Possibly Aphis gossypii On Capsicum frutescens Urban Darwin 01
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Ladybird Beetle Apolinus terminalis Chemical Compounds On Its Integument Surface In Addition To The Exuded Wax Strands May Play A Defensive Role As A Repellent Or An Irritant Urban Darwin
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Ladybird Beetle Apolinus terminalis Coccinellidae Larva 4th Instar With A Square Head Covered Setae Urban Darwin
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Ladybird Beetle Apolinus terminalis Coccinellidae Larva 4th Instar Last Bites Of Aphididae sp. Urban Darwin
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Ladybird Beetle Apolinus terminalis Coccinellidae Larva Possibly 4th Instar Feeding On Aphididae Possibly Aphis gossypii With 2nd Instar Larvae Nearby Urban Darwin 01
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Ladybird Beetle Apolinus terminalis Coccinellidae Possibly 2nd Instar Larva Feeding On Aphididae Possibly Aphis gossypii On Capsicum frutescens Urban Darwin
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Ladybird Beetle Apolinus terminalis Female Adult Swollen Tibia Armed With At Least Two Prominent Backward Pointing Tibial Teeth Urban Darwin
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Ladybird Beetle Apolinus terminalis Flexible Spines Have Dropped Off Leaving Bristle Spines As The Last Larva Instar Begins Secreting Wax To Form The Pupal Case Covering Urban Darwin
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Ladybird Beetle Apolinus terminalis Ladybird Beetle Apolinus terminalis Rectangular Pupal Case Splitting Along The Longitudinal Medial Axis As The Pupa Disentangles Itself From The Wax Strands Urban Darwin
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Ladybird Beetle Apolinus terminalis Female Teneral Shortly After Eclosion Atop The Split Waxy Pupal Case On A Capsicum frutescens Leaf Urban Darwin
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Ladybird Beetle Apolinus terminalis Larva 4th Instar Hunting For Aphididae sp. On Capsicum frutescens Urban Darwin 01
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Ladybird Beetle Apolinus terminalis Larva 4th Instar’s Abdominal Segment Secreting Wax Threads From Pores In Its Integument Anchoring Itself To The Leaf Surface Possibly Indicating Pupa Formation Urban Darwin
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Ladybird Beetle Apolinus terminalis Larva 4th Instar’s Abdominal Segment Secreting Wax Threads & Attaches Itself Using An Anal Pad Cremaster To The Leaf Urban Darwin
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Ladybird Beetle Apolinus terminalis Larva 4th Instar Dorsal Surface Abdominal Segments With A Median Broad Black Stripe & Lateral Flexible Dark & Tan Spines Urban Darwin
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Ladybird Beetle Apolinus terminalis Larva Possibly 3rd Instar Abdominal Segment With Typical White Spot Pattern Arranged On Tan Dorsal Surface, Flexible Spines On Dorsal & Lateral Segments Urban Darwin
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Ladybird Beetle Apolinus terminalis Male Teneral Shortly After Eclosion, Atop The Split Waxy Pupal Case Starting To Move Away From The Pupal Case Base Urban Darwin
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Ladybird Beetle Apolinus terminalis Pupal Case Wax Esters Thinning Can Almot Make Out The Outline Of Eleytra, Pronotum & Head Urban Darwin
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Ladybird Beetle Apolinus terminalis Pupal Case Wax Threads Not Fully Covering Two Larval Multicellular Cuticular Cone Appendages Possibly A Characteristic Process Urban Darwin
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Ladybird Beetle Apolinus terminalis Possibly A Male Teneral Displaying Lighter Pigmentation Of Its Labrum, Pronotum & Elytra Without Their Stripes Urban Darwin
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Ladybird Beetle Apolinus terminalis Possibly A FemaleTeneral & Pupal Case On Capsicum frutescens Leaf Urban Darwin
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Ladybird Beetle Apolinus terminalis Pupal Case Wax Threads Not Fully Covering Two Larval Multicellular Cuticular Spineless Cone Appendages Possibly Attracting Ants Urban Darwin
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Ladybird Beetle Apolinus terminalis Pupal Case Wax Threads Not Fully Covering Two Larval Multicellular Cuticular Spineless Cone Appendages Urban Darwin
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Ladybird Beetle Apolinus terminalis Teneral Attempting To Disentangle Its Antenna From A Wax Strand After leaving The Pupal Case Urban Darwin
