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Perfected grill, characterized because it is composed by two coupling pieces, articulated between by one of its extremes and equipped, in its asideros dispuestos in the opposite extreme, of mutual unión media, one of whose parts is constituted by a rectangular frame of section transversal in "C" of base more than its two wings and whose frame is equipped with a series of parallel transverse rods, in the form of "C" and united to that frame, crossed by at least one longitudinal rod joined to the transversal rods and to the framework; and because the other piece is constituted by a flat rectangular frame, which piece can be accommoded between the wings of the other piece in "C" and whose frame is equipped with a series of parallel transversal rods, united to the referred frame and eventually crossed by the less one longitudinal rod joined to the transversal rods and frame. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)
A study of cuticular sense organs on the legs of Gerris remigis Say (Heteroptera: Gerridae), with special reference to a chemosensitive basiconic sensillum and its putative role in mating behaviour