-
series must
enumerate like
things to
achieve symmetry. The
scheme is
called bicolon, tricolon, or
tetracolon depending on
whether they are two, three, or four...
- one or two
others to form a
bicolon or a tricolon.
Older terminology for the same
concepts (cola =
stich or hemistich,
bicolon = distich,
tricolon = tristich)...
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Necrophorus [sic]
pustulatus Illiger in Herschel, 1808
Necrophorus [sic]
bicolon Newman, 1838
Necrophorus [sic]
tardus Mannerheim, 1853
Necrophorus [sic]...
- poem, it
solely comprises tricolons,
verses 1 and 2 (a
monocolon and a
bicolon respectively)
combining into a tricolon, and the
remaining verses all being...
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Limnebius truncatellus Enicocerus exsculptus Ochthebius auriculatus Ochthebius bicolon Ochthebius dilatatus Ochthebius aeneus Ochthebius lejolisii Ochthebius...
- Boheman, 1855 i c g
Coptocycla bahiana Boheman, 1855 i c g
Coptocycla bicolon (Germar, 1824) i c g
Coptocycla bicurvata Boheman, 1855 i c g Coptocycla...
-
eight whistle and
flute Irreversible binomials are
sometimes isocolons (
bicolons, tricolons, etc.)
which have
become set phrases. They may also be called...
- 1878 i c g
Ochthebius bernhardi Jäch and Delgado, 2008 i c g
Ochthebius bicolon Germar, 1824 i c g
Ochthebius bicomicus Perkins, 2011 i c g Ochthebius...
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exsculptus (Germar, 1824)
Ochthebius auriculatus Rey, 1886
Ochthebius bicolon Germar, 1824
Ochthebius dilatatus Stephens, 1829
Ochthebius lejolisii Mulsant...
