Posterior body margins of female Aspidiotus Methodism Dressed as matrons

Dressed as matrons

representing the Balkans

Three figures carrying farming tools

View of the gateway to the Oxford Arms Inn

which had operated between c1690 and c1760 just south of the future Waterloo Bridge

Posterior body margins of female Aspidiotus Methodism Dressed as matronsPlate 12, 'Monograph of the Coccidae of the British Isles', by Robert Newstead (Ray Society, 1900 1902). Margins of pygidium of seven varieties of Aspidiotus. Figure 1 Aspidiotus ostreaeformis. Figure 2 Aspidiotus zonatus. Figure 3 Aspiodus hederae. Figure 4 Aspidiotus britannicus. Figure 5 Aspidiotus cyanophyll. Figure 6 Aspidiotus dictyospermi, var. arecae. One additional figure [third from top] crossed through with the instruction 'Omit'. All at