Note c — BOOK VIII.

The lamellated Antennæ of some, the clavellated of others, the neatly articulated of others, the feather’d and divers other Forms of others, of the Scarab, Papilionaceous Gnat, and other Kinds; are surprizingly beautiful, when view’d through a Microscope. And in some, those Antennæ distinguish the Sexes: As in the Gnat-kind, all those with Tufts, Feathers, and Brush-horns, are Males; those with short, single shafted Antennæ, are Females.