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Meanings of Cetonia in English
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cetonia Synonyms
Examples for "scarab beetle"
Examples for "scarab beetle"
1
Egyptian Creator scarab beetle associated with the dawn sun.
2
It is a scarab beetle, its shell a shimmering turquoise green, but ants are crawling out of it.
3
It was a scarab beetle.
4
Utset called the scarab beetle and gave him the sack of stars, telling him to pass out first with them.
5
He spotted a tiny scarab beetle, bright green and copper in color, rolling a sphere of dung across the trail.
Usage of Cetonia in English
1
In this cylinder I recognize eleven ganglia, one more than in the Cetonia.
2
Day by day the young Scolia's head penetrates farther into the Cetonia's belly.
3
The Two-banded Scolia is a fierce persecutor of the Cetonia.
4
This again is a loss which the Cetonia can suffer without dying then and there.
5
The Garden Scolia attacks Oryctes nasicornis; the Two-banded Scolia the Cetonia; the Interrupted Scolia the Anoxia.
6
The Scolia therefore does not prick the Cetonia anywhere until the weapon covers the requisite spot.
7
I therefore set down the Cetonia genus generally as forming the prey of the Two-banded Scolia.
8
This marks the end of life for the Cetonia, but it also marks the end of the Scolia's feasting.
9
And as much may be said of the larva of Scarabaeus pentodon, a fellow-boarder of the Oryctes and the Cetonia.
10
There they encountered the larvae of the Cetonia, the Oryctes, the Anoxia, succulent morsels on which to rear their families.
11
As one is enough for the Cetonia, the repetition was of no value unless there was a change of prey.
12
It needs, on the Cetonia's abdomen, a yielding support which the bites of the new-born larva will not set aquiver.
13
The Cetonia is the Rose-chafer-Translator'sNote.)
14
Then, lo and behold, the Cetonia turns putrid and the Scolia dies, poisoned by the ptomaines of the decomposing game!
15
I do the same with the desiccated corpses of the cockchafer, the Capricorn, or Cerambyx beetle, and the Cetonia, or rosechafer.
16
Rose-chafer (see Cetonia, Golden Cetonia).
Frequent collocations
Cetonia through the time