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Dichotomous Key to Pea Aphid (Acyrthosiphon pisum) Apterous Parthenogenic Instars Image Gallery

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  • Adult Antenna Photo by Bates College Biology Department, Daisy Diamond, and Daniel Levitis

    Adult Antenna Photo

    Photomicrograph of apterous adult pea aphid (Acyrthosiphon pisum) antenna. Taken by Julia Daisy Diamond 2016 using a SMZ 1500 Stereoscope.

  • Adult Cauda Photo by Bates College Biology Department, Daisy Diamond, and Daniel Levitis

    Adult Cauda Photo

    Photomicrograph of apterous adult pea aphid (Acyrthosiphon pisum) cauda. Taken by Julia Daisy Diamond 2016 using a SMZ 1500 Stereoscope.

  • Adult Line Drawing by Bates College Biology Department, Daisy Diamond, and Daniel Levitis

    Adult Line Drawing

    Line drawn illustration of apterous adult pea aphid (Acyrthosiphon pisum). Hand drawn by Julia Daisy Diamond 2016.

  • Nymph I Antenna Photo by Bates College Biology Department, Daisy Diamond, and Daniel Levitis

    Nymph I Antenna Photo

    Photomicrograph of nymph I pea aphid (Acyrthosiphon pisum) antenna. Taken by Julia Daisy Diamond 2016 using a SMZ 1500 Stereoscope.

  • Nymph I Cauda Photo by Bates College Biology Department, Daisy Diamond, and Daniel Levitis

    Nymph I Cauda Photo

    Photomicrograph of nymph I pea aphid (Acyrthosiphon pisum) cauda. Taken by Julia Daisy Diamond 2016 using a SMZ 1500 Stereoscope.

  • Nymph II Antenna Photo by Bates College Biology Department, Daisy Diamond, and Daniel Levitis

    Nymph II Antenna Photo

    Photomicrograph of nymph II pea aphid (Acyrthosiphon pisum) antenna. Taken by Julia Daisy Diamond 2016 using a SMZ 1500 Stereoscope.

  • Nymph II Cauda Photo by Bates College Biology Department, Daisy Diamond, and Daniel Levitis

    Nymph II Cauda Photo

    Photomicrograph of nymph II pea aphid (Acyrthosiphon pisum) cauda. Taken by Julia Daisy Diamond 2016 using a SMZ 1500 Stereoscope.

  • Nymph III Antenna Photo by Bates College Biology Department, Daisy Diamond, and Daniel Levitis

    Nymph III Antenna Photo

    Photomicrograph of nymph III pea aphid (Acyrthosiphon pisum) antenna. Taken by Julia Daisy Diamond 2016 using a SMZ 1500 Stereoscope.

  • Nymph III Cauda Photo by Bates College Biology Department, Daisy Diamond, and Daniel Levitis

    Nymph III Cauda Photo

    Photomicrograph of nymph III pea aphid (Acyrthosiphon pisum) cauda. Taken by Julia Daisy Diamond 2016 using a SMZ 1500 Stereoscope.

  • Nymph III LineDrawing by Bates College Biology Department, Daisy Diamond, and Daniel Levitis

    Nymph III LineDrawing

    Line drawn illustration of nymph III pea aphid (Acyrthosiphon pisum) developing into apterous adult. Hand drawn by Julia Daisy Diamond 2016.

  • Nymph II Line Drawing by Bates College Biology Department, Daisy Diamond, and Daniel Levitis

    Nymph II Line Drawing

    Line drawn illustration of nymph II pea aphid (Acyrthosiphon pisum) developing into apterous adult. Hand drawn by Julia Daisy Diamond 2016.

  • Nymph I Line Drawing by Bates College Biology Department, Daisy Diamond, and Daniel Levitis

    Nymph I Line Drawing

    Line drawn illustration of nymph I pea aphid (Acyrthosiphon pisum) developing into apterous adult. Hand drawn by Julia Daisy Diamond 2016.

  • Nymph IV Antenna Photo by Bates College Biology Department, Daisy Diamond, and Daniel Levitis

    Nymph IV Antenna Photo

    Photomicrograph of nymph IV pea aphid (Acyrthosiphon pisum) antenna. Taken by Julia Daisy Diamond 2016 using a SMZ 1500 Stereoscope.

  • Nymph IV Cauda Photo by Bates College Biology Department, Daisy Diamond, and Daniel Levitis

    Nymph IV Cauda Photo

    Photomicrograph of nymph IV pea aphid (Acyrthosiphon pisum) cauda. Taken by Julia Daisy Diamond 2016 using a SMZ 1500 Stereoscope.

  • Nymph IV Line Drawing by Bates College Biology Department, Daisy Diamond, and Daniel Levitis

    Nymph IV Line Drawing

    Line drawn illustration of nymph IV pea aphid (Acyrthosiphon pisum) developing into apterous adult. Hand drawn by Julia Daisy Diamond 2016.

 
 
 

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