[941] Plate [VII.] Fig. 14. f´.
[942] [Ibid.] Fig. 2. k´´. This is M. Savigny's name for this part. It has also been called Epiglossa. Latreille Organisation Extérieure des Insectes, 185.
[943] Vide Savigny Mém. sur les Anim. sans Vertèbr. I. i. 12—.
[944] The majority of Hymenopterous insects, though they have the ordinary Trophi, are not masticators, using their mandibulæ only for purposes connected with their economy.
[945] See his Mémoires sur les Animaux sans Vertèbres, I. i.
[946] I have used this word here and on a former occasion (see above, p. [29]), perhaps not with strict propriety, in the sense of the French word remplacer, for which we seem to have no single corresponding word in our language.