Morse. — Orthoptera of New England. 
PLATE 13. 
Earwigs and Walking-sticks: Details. 
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Male 
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Forceps, dorsal view 
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Eviropean Earwig, Forficula auricularia. Male. Dorsal view. X 2. 
Same, male, short forceps, dorsal view. 
Same, male, long forceps, dorsal view. 
Same, female, forceps, dorsal view. X 
Same. Right middle tarsus, side view. 
Little Earwig, Labia minor. Male. Forceps, dorsal view. X 14. 
Same, male, forceps from left side 
Same, female, forceps from above. X 14. 
Same. Antenna, basal joints. X 14. 
Brown Earwig, Prolabia arachidis. Female 
X 14. 
Same, male, forceps from beneath. X 11. 
Maritime Earwig, Anisolabis maritima. 
view. X 8. 
Same, female, forceps, dorsal view. X 8. 
Same. End of antenna. X 14. 
Ring-legged Earwig, Euborellia annulipes. End of antenna. 
Blatchley's Walking-stick, Manomera blatchleyi. Female. 
abdomen from above. X 4. 
Same, female, end of abdomen, side view. X 4. 
Same. Micropylar end of egg, greatly magnified. 
Common Walking-stick, Diapherotnera feniorata. Micropylar end 
of egg, greatly magnified. 
Same, female, end of abdomen, dorsal view. X 4. 
Same, female, end of abdomen, side view. X 4. 
Same, male, end of abdomen, dorsal view. X 4. 
Antenna, basal joints. 
Male. Forceps, dorsal 
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