Cyanea

_ Cyanea, gracilis, cylindrica; antennis piceis basi albidis, arista plumosa; abdomine piceo basi apiceque cyaneis; pedibus albidis, femoribus posterioribus nigris apice albidis, femoribus posticis subtus spinosis, tibiis posticis nigris; alis subcinereis apice subfuscis; halteribus albidis apice nigris.

Journal of the Proceedings of the Linnean Society - Vol. 3 Zoology

_ Cyanea, capite aurato, mystace setis paucis longis nigris; antennis nigris, articulo tertio fusiformi; pectore albido, abdomine angusto, femoribus intus tibiisque purpureis; alis nigricantibus basi cinereis, halteribus piceis.

Journal of the Proceedings of the Linnean Society - Vol. 3 Zoology

_ Cyanea, capite aurato, antennarum articulo tertio fusiformi, thoracis lateribus purpureo-viridibus, pectore ventreque argenteis, abdomine maculis lateralibus argenteis, alis cinereis, apice posticeque nigricantibus.

Journal of the Proceedings of the Linnean Society - Vol. 3 Zoology

_ Cyanea, facie aurata, antennarum articulo tertio longissime subfusiformi, abdominis maculis lateralibus pectoreque argenteis, alis cinereis, basi subcinereis, halteribus albis.

Journal of the Proceedings of the Linnean Society - Vol. 3 Zoology

Cyanea capillata is the miscreant's full name, and he can be as dangerous to life as, and far more painful than, the bite of the cobra.

The Case Book of Sherlock Holmes

Cyanea capillata is the miscreant's full name, and he can be as dangerous to life as, and far more painful than, the bite of the cobra.

The Case Book of Sherlock Holmes

Cyanea capillata is the miscreant's full name, and he can be as dangerous to life as, and far more painful than, the bite of the cobra.

The Case Book of Sherlock Holmes

Cyanea capillata is the miscreant's full name, and he can be as dangerous to life as, and far more painful than, the bite of the cobra.

The Case Book of Sherlock Holmes

I had no fear of _Aurelia_, but when another free-swimming species of jelly-fish, _Cyanea_, or the blue-jelly, appeared, I swam ashore with all speed.

The Log of the Sun A Chronicle of Nature's Year

Cyanea, the daughter of Mæander, fell to the share of Miletus, and Caunus and

The Metamorphoses of Ovid Literally Translated into English Prose, with Copious Notes and Explanations