These 2 Marcellus were pale coloured, the light parts a dirty white; the submarginal lunules on hind wings were only two in number and small; at the anal angle was one large and one small red spot; the frontal hairs were very short.
In some specimens there is a distinct submarginal line, but this character is only faintly in evidence as a rule, and occasionally it is entirely absent.
Sometimes all the wings are suffused with blackish brown, and in such specimens the only distinct marking is the whitish submarginal line.
The blackish marks on the front edge are minute, the cross lines are usually indistinct and often absent; the discal spot, however, is black and conspicuous, and the whitish submarginal line is very wavy.
The fore wings of this species are pale ochreous brown, inclining to pale reddish on the outer marginal area; the most distinct markings are a pale cross band beyond the black discal dot, and a pale winding submarginal line.
The hind wings are dark brown on the discal area and outer margin, with a rather narrow grayish-buff submarginal band, strongly invaded by projections of the dark brown of the discal area.
The fore wing is crossed by a submarginal and a median line of white, shaded with brown, the median line most distinct.
The wings on the upper side are sooty-brown, spotted with black, and marked by a marginal and submarginal series of small metallic spots.
On the under side the primaries are reddish, with the submarginalband as on the upper side, but paler.
On the fore wings the double submarginal line is repeated, and in addition there is another line which runs upward from just before the inner angle to the costa, at about one third of its length from the apex.
The submarginal and subapical spots are silvered, especially the latter.
The yellowish-buff submarginal band on the under side of the hind wings is never obliterated by being invaded by the darker ferruginous of the marginal and discal tracts of the wing.
Superficially like arthemis, but easily distinguished by the absence of the lunulate marginal bands of blue on the margins of the hind wings and by the presence of a submarginal series of white spots on both wings.
On the under side the wings are colored as on the upper side; but the hind wings have a conspicuous submarginal band of coral-red spots on their outer third.
The wings of the upper side are dark brown, with a submarginal row of white-centered ocelli below the apex of the primaries.
The basal area of the primaries beneath is bright reddish; the secondaries on this side are gray, crossed by two transverse lines as in the preceding species, and a double submarginal line.
The limbal area is defined inwardly by a fine white line, is paler than the rest of the wing, and on the secondaries is marked by a full, regularly curved submarginal series of small dark lunules.
Both the primaries and secondaries have a marginal row of red spots, and the former have in addition a submarginal row of such spots.
There are only submarginal people and problem people.
When the first wave of publicity for soil conservation was at its zenith back in the late 30s, I listened to a talk, the substance of which was that there are no such things as submarginal land, and problem areas.
From the conditions of their development it will be seen that these submarginal moraines may be made up of materials identical with those which constitute the ground moraine, and such is often the case.
Since in its final retreat the margin of the ice must have stood at all points once covered by it, these submarginal accumulations of drift must have been made over the whole country once covered by the ice.
The darker markings of this very common greyish moth are often very obscure, but the white outline of the reniform stigma, and the white submarginal line are usually distinct.
A series of yellow dots on the submarginal line is almost always present, but may be absent.
It should be noted, however, that the basal line is less distinct; the submarginal line is inwardly shaded with blackish, and there is no blackish spot at its costal extremity.
W-like angles of the submarginal line are less noticeable, and this line is comparatively straighter.
The wings are rather more ample; the reniform and orbicular stigmata are reddish, with a blackish cloud under them, and the space between the second and submarginal lines towards the inner margin is also reddish.
The cross lines and occasionally the stigmata and shades may disappear, but the yellow submarginal line always remains, at least in part.
Kane mentions dull black specimens, from the Blasket Islands, in which only vestiges of the stigmata and submarginal line remained clear.
The W-like angles of the white submarginal line run through to the fringes.
Except that the yellowish submarginal line is sometimes obscured, the species is very constant in the British Isles.
In other specimens from the same locality the yellowish submarginal line is band-like; or the ground colour is browner, and sometimes blackish.
The black mark at upper end of the submarginal line is rarely absent, but I have a pale reddish-brown example of the innuba form without the mark.
A central flower and submarginal band of oval leaves.
The margin is uniformly black, and there is often an inner and outersubmarginal narrow band following the undulations or terraces.
A bowl decorated internally with a submarginal band consisting of a vine and leaf; externally with a band of small pear-shaped figures; all in black.
First with a zigzag submarginal band on the inner side and a zigzag line and dots around the body on the outside.
Flower-pot of the ordinary form, with undulate margin, zigzag submarginal band, belt of flower ornaments on the body.
The wings with one marginal and three submarginal cells, and one recurrent nervure.
On a leaf bearing altogether 252 tentacles, the short ones on the disc, having green pedicels, were in number to the longer submarginal and marginal tentacles, having purple pedicels, as nine to sixteen.
The other two had only their submarginal tentacles inflected; the outer ones in most of the leaves being but little affected.
A decided degree of inflection in the outer and submarginaltentacles was perceptible in 25 m.
All six leaves remained in nearly the same state during the day, the submarginal tentacles, however, [page 167] becoming more inflected.
Two days afterwards the blades, as well as the few submarginal tentacles which had been inflected, all re-expanded; and much of the fluid on their discs was by this time absorbed.
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