Posterior body parts of female Mytilaspis pinnaeformis, Mytilaspis pomorum [Mussel scale] and Mytilaspis ficuus Finish:Float frame 'Home-(Rule)-Opathy'

'Home-(Rule)-Opathy'

This illustrates how the burgeoning railway network was encroaching steadily into previously quiet rural areas in the 1870s

believed to be interference of an officious nature

In August 1969

Posterior body parts of female Mytilaspis pinnaeformis, Mytilaspis pomorum [Mussel scale] and Mytilaspis ficuus Finish:Float frame 'Home-(Rule)-Opathy'Plate 26, 'Monograph of the Coccidae of the British Isles', by Robert Newstead (Ray Society, 1900 1902). Pygidium of adult females. Figure 1 Mytilaspis pinnaeformis. Figure 2 Mytilaspis pomorum. Figure 3 Mytilaspis ficus. All at x250 magnification. Signed 'R. Newstead ad nat del.'. In two sections, joined on a backing board. The backing board has been re used and an unused or abandoned watercolour appears verso. The facing page is an approved [in