Examples of forewing

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As far as possible, similar kinds of damage were applied to both forewings and hindwings of each replicate pair.
In damage type 10, an undamaged zone within the forewing marginal rubbed area is shown blackened to emphasize its shape.
In the specimens examined, the forewing pattern varied from distinctly infumate on the basal half to completely hyaline.
Forewing (fig. 1) with the several distinctive characters given in the generic description.
The interaction with wing simply reflected the different damage patterns applied to the forewings and the hindwings.
The media of forewing usually does not branch, and the hind wing has two oblique veins.
The forewings are crimson fuscous suffused with pale yellowish and dark brown scales.
Archimylacrid forewings 10-12 mm long and 5-6 mm wide, with short, ovoid outlines and rounded wing tips.
The effects of side (left/right), wing (forewing/hindwing), aspect (dorsal/ventral) and replication on each of the seven moments were tested using univariate four-way analyses of variance.
Forewing (fig. 1) with parastigma distinctly swollen.
The base of the right forewing is also missing, but so is the counterpart, so we cannot tell if this is due to palaeopredation or natural fracture.
The length of the forewings is 5.66 mm.
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