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Hydrometridae (marsh treader) Hydromys (Water Rat) Hydrophiinae (sea snake) 1834 Stock Photo

RFGKCRAM–Hydrometridae (marsh treader) Hydromys (Water Rat) Hydrophiinae (sea snake) 1834

Hydrometra, Print, Hydrometra is a genus of water measurers in the family Hydrometridae. There are at least 120 described species in Hydrometra Stock Photo

RM2A2MTX7–Hydrometra, Print, Hydrometra is a genus of water measurers in the family Hydrometridae. There are at least 120 described species in Hydrometra

Hydrometridae (marsh treader) Hydromys (Water Rat) Hydrophiinae (sea snake) 1833 Stock Photo

RF2H7PF4H–Hydrometridae (marsh treader) Hydromys (Water Rat) Hydrophiinae (sea snake) 1833

Water Measurer (Hydrometra stagnorum) on water surface Stock Photo

RMPFRT72–Water Measurer (Hydrometra stagnorum) on water surface

Hydrometra stagnorum is a species of aquatic bugs in the family Hydrometridae, the water measurers. Stock Photo

RF2J67K0R–Hydrometra stagnorum is a species of aquatic bugs in the family Hydrometridae, the water measurers.

Water measurer bug Hydrometra stagnorum Hydrometridae by a pond UK Stock Photo

RMBCFJGR–Water measurer bug Hydrometra stagnorum Hydrometridae by a pond UK

RM2JEFE7B–Hydrometridae.

Pond Measurer, Hydrometridae, UK on duck weed, feeds from surface of water Stock Photo

RMK6Y8D7–Pond Measurer, Hydrometridae, UK on duck weed, feeds from surface of water

Water measurer (Hydrometra stagnorum). A true bug in the family Hydrometridae walking on the surface of a pond hunting Stock Photo

RFFADPE1–Water measurer (Hydrometra stagnorum). A true bug in the family Hydrometridae walking on the surface of a pond hunting

Hydrometra, Print, Hydrometra is a genus of water measurers in the family Hydrometridae. There are at least 120 described species in Hydrometra., Reimagined by Gibon, design of warm cheerful glowing of brightness and light rays radiance. Classic art reinvented with a modern twist. Photography inspired by futurism, embracing dynamic energy of modern technology, movement, speed and revolutionize culture. Stock Photo

RF2B90MR9–Hydrometra, Print, Hydrometra is a genus of water measurers in the family Hydrometridae. There are at least 120 described species in Hydrometra., Reimagined by Gibon, design of warm cheerful glowing of brightness and light rays radiance. Classic art reinvented with a modern twist. Photography inspired by futurism, embracing dynamic energy of modern technology, movement, speed and revolutionize culture.

Waterskater with red acari Waterskater, Hydrometra stagnorum, Hemittera, Hydrometridae. Sardegna, (Sardinia), Italy (Mediterranean sea) Stock Photo

RM2P7X1YT–Waterskater with red acari Waterskater, Hydrometra stagnorum, Hemittera, Hydrometridae. Sardegna, (Sardinia), Italy (Mediterranean sea)

RM2BDYMWM–Various True Bugs

Water Measurer (Hydrometra stagnorum) adult, walking across floating waterlily leaf, England Stock Photo

RMCNNE0W–Water Measurer (Hydrometra stagnorum) adult, walking across floating waterlily leaf, England

Water Measurer (Hydrometra stagnorum) in garden pond Sussex, UK Stock Photo

RMM02X49–Water Measurer (Hydrometra stagnorum) in garden pond Sussex, UK

Marsh treader (Hydrometra gracilenta) Stock Photo

RF2C4GTGY–Marsh treader (Hydrometra gracilenta)

Water measurer, Marsh treader (Hydrometra stagnorum), on a stone, Germany Stock Photo

RMF00AR4–Water measurer, Marsh treader (Hydrometra stagnorum), on a stone, Germany

Adult Water Measure of the Genus Hydrometra Stock Photo

RF2GH7KPX–Adult Water Measure of the Genus Hydrometra

Common Pond Skater (Hydrometra stagnorum), Common Pond Skater, Water Skater, Other animals, Insects, Animals, Bug, Water Measurer adult, walking Stock Photo

RM2PG6633–Common Pond Skater (Hydrometra stagnorum), Common Pond Skater, Water Skater, Other animals, Insects, Animals, Bug, Water Measurer adult, walking

. The Cambridge natural history. Zoology. HYDROMETRIDAE SS3 below the surface ; they can dive with facility, and are gregarious. They are frequently found close to the shore, and Mr. Walker has even met with them on land. The stink-glands of other Hemiptera are said by Nassonoff to be replaced in Halohates by peculiar ventral glands. An allied genus, Halolatodes, was supposed to be oceanic, but this is not the case, some of the species having been found recently in fresh water in India, and others in estu- aries at Port Darwin. A remarkable allied form, Hermatolates haddoni, was recently disco Stock Photo

RMRDMBTE–. The Cambridge natural history. Zoology. HYDROMETRIDAE SS3 below the surface ; they can dive with facility, and are gregarious. They are frequently found close to the shore, and Mr. Walker has even met with them on land. The stink-glands of other Hemiptera are said by Nassonoff to be replaced in Halohates by peculiar ventral glands. An allied genus, Halolatodes, was supposed to be oceanic, but this is not the case, some of the species having been found recently in fresh water in India, and others in estu- aries at Port Darwin. A remarkable allied form, Hermatolates haddoni, was recently disco

. Fresh-water biology. Freshwater biology. 894 FRESH-WATER BIOLOGY here again is given evidence of independent adaptation to aquatic Kfe, and nowhere could be found more complete intergradation of habits between terrestrial and shore-loving forms and those that dwell in the water. The shore bugs (Acanthiidae) and toad bugs (Pelogonidae) are essentially terrestrial; the marsh treaders (Hydrometridae), water. Fig. 1364. A giant water bug, Benacus, clinging to a vertical surface under water. striders, skaters, etc. (Veliidae and Gerridae), have passed out upon the surface, a few of them having ac Stock Photo

RMPFY9E0–. Fresh-water biology. Freshwater biology. 894 FRESH-WATER BIOLOGY here again is given evidence of independent adaptation to aquatic Kfe, and nowhere could be found more complete intergradation of habits between terrestrial and shore-loving forms and those that dwell in the water. The shore bugs (Acanthiidae) and toad bugs (Pelogonidae) are essentially terrestrial; the marsh treaders (Hydrometridae), water. Fig. 1364. A giant water bug, Benacus, clinging to a vertical surface under water. striders, skaters, etc. (Veliidae and Gerridae), have passed out upon the surface, a few of them having ac

RM2A2MTXB–Hydrometra, Print, Hydrometra is a genus of water measurers in the family Hydrometridae. There are at least 120 described species in Hydrometra

Small Water Measurer Hydrometra stagnorum a bug insect walking on surface of pond looking for prey blending in Stock Photo

RMEX71YX–Small Water Measurer Hydrometra stagnorum a bug insect walking on surface of pond looking for prey blending in

Elementary text-book of zoology (1884) Elementary text-book of zoology elementarytextbo0101clau Year: 1884 572 INSECTA. more or less hidden from view. The rostrum is short. They feed on animal juices. Fam. Notonectidse (Riickenschwimmer). Cori.cn striata L., Nutonecta ijldiica L., water-bug. Fam. Nepidae, water-scorpions (fig. 475). JYanmris cimwoides L., .AV/w cint'rca L., water-scorpion. Runatra luicaria L. Tribe 2. Geoeores (Land-bugs). Antennae directed forwards, and of medium length, having four or five joints. The rostrum is usually long. Fam. Hydrometridae (Pictures) (Wasserlaufer). Stock Photo

RMRWXEP2–Elementary text-book of zoology (1884) Elementary text-book of zoology elementarytextbo0101clau Year: 1884 572 INSECTA. more or less hidden from view. The rostrum is short. They feed on animal juices. Fam. Notonectidse (Riickenschwimmer). Cori.cn striata L., Nutonecta ijldiica L., water-bug. Fam. Nepidae, water-scorpions (fig. 475). JYanmris cimwoides L., .AV/w cint'rca L., water-scorpion. Runatra luicaria L. Tribe 2. Geoeores (Land-bugs). Antennae directed forwards, and of medium length, having four or five joints. The rostrum is usually long. Fam. Hydrometridae (Pictures) (Wasserlaufer).

RF2J67K1W–Hydrometra stagnorum is a species of aquatic bugs in the family Hydrometridae, the water measurers.

Small Water Measurer Hydrometra stagnorum a bug insect walking on surface of pond looking for prey dead insects gnat to suck up Stock Photo

RMDCMRCA–Small Water Measurer Hydrometra stagnorum a bug insect walking on surface of pond looking for prey dead insects gnat to suck up

RM2JEHBYK–Hydrometridae.

RF2B90MRB–Hydrometra, Print, Hydrometra is a genus of water measurers in the family Hydrometridae. There are at least 120 described species in Hydrometra., Reimagined by Gibon, design of warm cheerful glowing of brightness and light rays radiance. Classic art reinvented with a modern twist. Photography inspired by futurism, embracing dynamic energy of modern technology, movement, speed and revolutionize culture.

RF2C4GTGT–Marsh treader (Hydrometra gracilenta)

RF2GH744E–Adult Water Measure of the Genus Hydrometra

RM2PG6636–Common Pond Skater (Hydrometra stagnorum), Common Pond Skater, Water Skater, Other animals, Insects, Animals, Bug, Water Measurer adult, walking

RF2GGGMDD–Adult Water Measure of the Genus Hydrometra

. Agriculture of Maine. ... annual report of the Secretary of the Maine Board of Agriculture. Agriculture -- Maine. SCIENTIFIC STJRVET. 203 a water walking-stick. The head is small, the forelegs enlarged and adapted for seizing insects, as they creep about the roots of aquatic plants. Hydrometridae. The genus Gerris which represents this family in Maine, is long, narrowing alike towards both ends, being shaped like a wherry, and with their long legs they run over the surface of ponds and streams, moving backwards and forwards with great facility. They are among the earliest spring insects. The Stock Photo

RMRPX6DK–. Agriculture of Maine. ... annual report of the Secretary of the Maine Board of Agriculture. Agriculture -- Maine. SCIENTIFIC STJRVET. 203 a water walking-stick. The head is small, the forelegs enlarged and adapted for seizing insects, as they creep about the roots of aquatic plants. Hydrometridae. The genus Gerris which represents this family in Maine, is long, narrowing alike towards both ends, being shaped like a wherry, and with their long legs they run over the surface of ponds and streams, moving backwards and forwards with great facility. They are among the earliest spring insects. The

RF2J67K40–Hydrometra stagnorum is a species of aquatic bugs in the family Hydrometridae, the water measurers.

RMDCMRME–Small Water Measurer Hydrometra stagnorum a bug insect walking on surface of pond looking for prey dead insects gnat to suck up

RM2JEGP78–Hydrometridae.

RF2C4GTHA–Marsh treader (Hydrometra gracilenta)

. The Cambridge natural history. Zoology. viil HETEROPTERA PENTATOMIDAE 545 Cryptocerata they are hidden. The series Gymnocerata inchides all the terrestrial Heteroptera, and the two families, Hebridae and Hydrometridae, which live on the surface of the water or in A^ery damp places; while Cryptocerata includes all the forms that live under water. Fam. 1. Pentatomidae.—Scutellum very large, at heist ludf as long us the abdomen, often covering the whole of the after-body and alar appendages. Antennae often five-jointed. Proboscis- sheath four -jointed. Ocelli tico. Each tarsal claw with an appe Stock Photo

RMRDMBWB–. The Cambridge natural history. Zoology. viil HETEROPTERA PENTATOMIDAE 545 Cryptocerata they are hidden. The series Gymnocerata inchides all the terrestrial Heteroptera, and the two families, Hebridae and Hydrometridae, which live on the surface of the water or in A^ery damp places; while Cryptocerata includes all the forms that live under water. Fam. 1. Pentatomidae.—Scutellum very large, at heist ludf as long us the abdomen, often covering the whole of the after-body and alar appendages. Antennae often five-jointed. Proboscis- sheath four -jointed. Ocelli tico. Each tarsal claw with an appe

RMDCMRJC–Small Water Measurer Hydrometra stagnorum a bug insect walking on surface of pond looking for prey dead insects gnat to suck up

RM2JEG8EN–Hydrometridae.

RF2C4GTGN–Marsh treader (Hydrometra gracilenta)

RMRDA2XY–. Fresh-water biology. Freshwater biology. 894 FRESH-WATER BIOLOGY here again is given evidence of independent adaptation to aquatic Kfe, and nowhere could be found more complete intergradation of habits between terrestrial and shore-loving forms and those that dwell in the water. The shore bugs (Acanthiidae) and toad bugs (Pelogonidae) are essentially terrestrial; the marsh treaders (Hydrometridae), water. Fig. 1364. A giant water bug, Benacus, clinging to a vertical surface under water. striders, skaters, etc. (Veliidae and Gerridae), have passed out upon the surface, a few of them having ac

RMDCMRPJ–Small Water Measurer Hydrometra stagnorum a bug insect walking on surface of pond looking for prey dead insects gnat to suck up

RM2JEE57A–Hydrometridae.

$. Bulletin of the Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard College. Zoology. 144 bulletin: museum of comparative zoology Membrane with few veins, legs not lengthened; small species. Minute pirate-bugs. (Anthocoris, Triphleps, cosmop. {T. in- sidibsus, Predatory flower-bug)). (Fig. 257). ANTHOCORID^l 16. Ocelli of both sexes absent; tarsi three-jointed (exceptionally two- jointed in a few Miridse) 17. Figs. 251-259. Hemiptera 251. Hydrometra (Miall) Hydrometridae. 252. Hydrometra, profile of anterior portion of body (Hungerford) Hy- drometridse. 253. Isometopus (Heidemann) Isometopidae. 254. Co Stock Photo$

RMRGFND6–. Bulletin of the Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard College. Zoology. 144 bulletin: museum of comparative zoology Membrane with few veins, legs not lengthened; small species. Minute pirate-bugs. (Anthocoris, Triphleps, cosmop. {T. in- sidibsus, Predatory flower-bug)). (Fig. 257). ANTHOCORID^l 16. Ocelli of both sexes absent; tarsi three-jointed (exceptionally two- jointed in a few Miridse) 17. Figs. 251-259. Hemiptera 251. Hydrometra (Miall) Hydrometridae. 252. Hydrometra, profile of anterior portion of body (Hungerford) Hy- drometridse. 253. Isometopus (Heidemann) Isometopidae. 254. Co

RMDBXD1G–Small Water Measurer Hydrometra stagnorum a bug insect walking on surface of pond looking for prey dead insects gnat to suck up

RM2JEFXG9–Hydrometridae.

Wingless watrer measurer bug Hydrometra stagnorum a small pond skater that is like a thin narrow stick Stock Photo

RMER3JYM–Wingless watrer measurer bug Hydrometra stagnorum a small pond skater that is like a thin narrow stick

. Elementary text-book of zoology, general part and special part: protozoa to insecta. Animals. 572 INSECTA. more or less hidden from view. The rostrum is short. They feed on animal juices. Fam. Notonectidae (Rlickenschwimmer), Corixa striata L., Nototiecta glanca L., water-bug. Fam. Nepidae, water-scorpions (fig. 475). Naihcoru cimicoides L,, Kcpa cinerea L., water-scorpion. Ranatra linearis L. Tribe 2. Geocores (Land-bugs). Antennae directed forwards, and of medium length, having four or five joints. The rostrum is usually- long. Fam. Hydrometridae {Plotcres) (Wasserlaufer). Hydrometra lacus Stock Photo

RMRD150F–. Elementary text-book of zoology, general part and special part: protozoa to insecta. Animals. 572 INSECTA. more or less hidden from view. The rostrum is short. They feed on animal juices. Fam. Notonectidae (Rlickenschwimmer), Corixa striata L., Nototiecta glanca L., water-bug. Fam. Nepidae, water-scorpions (fig. 475). Naihcoru cimicoides L,, Kcpa cinerea L., water-scorpion. Ranatra linearis L. Tribe 2. Geocores (Land-bugs). Antennae directed forwards, and of medium length, having four or five joints. The rostrum is usually- long. Fam. Hydrometridae {Plotcres) (Wasserlaufer). Hydrometra lacus

RM2JEE5J6–Hydrometridae.

. Elementary text-book of zoology. Zoology. 572 INSECTA.. more or less hidden from view. The rostrum is short. They feed on animal juices. Fam. Notonectidse (Riickenschwimmer). Cori.cn striata L., Nutonecta ijldiica L., water-bug. Fam. Nepidae, water-scorpions (fig. 475). JYanmris cimwoides L., .AV/w cint'rca L., water-scorpion. Runatra luicaria L. Tribe 2. Geoeores (Land-bugs). Antennae directed forwards, and of medium length, having four or five joints. The rostrum is usually long. Fam. Hydrometridae (Pictures) (Wasserlaufer). Hydi'oihetra larn$t>'i* L., Limnobatex gtat/ni»'nni L., Velio, Stock Photo

RMRCWY03–. Elementary text-book of zoology. Zoology. 572 INSECTA.. more or less hidden from view. The rostrum is short. They feed on animal juices. Fam. Notonectidse (Riickenschwimmer). Cori.cn striata L., Nutonecta ijldiica L., water-bug. Fam. Nepidae, water-scorpions (fig. 475). JYanmris cimwoides L., .AV/w cint'rca L., water-scorpion. Runatra luicaria L. Tribe 2. Geoeores (Land-bugs). Antennae directed forwards, and of medium length, having four or five joints. The rostrum is usually long. Fam. Hydrometridae (Pictures) (Wasserlaufer). Hydi'oihetra larn$t>'i* L., Limnobatex gtat/ni»'nni L., Velio,