Davis Co. tarsalgia. // Taber's Cyclopedic Medical Dictionary;2005, p2145 A definition of the term "tarsalgia" is presented. It refers to pain in the tarsus or ankle. [connection.ebscohost.com]

In Italy it is also present in the islands. The background color of the front wings is brown with a wavy line, parallel to the outer edge, orange. Of this color is also the head. [gdoremi.altervista.org]

Also present in good numbers were a number of species of Araneidae, including the HHL special Araneus marmoreus var. pyramidatus. [thmcf.wordpress.com]

Most of it will come away easily with seeds attached, but if a larva is present, the hibernaculum will remain on the receptacle. Carefully break open the hibernaculum at both ends with a pin, and gently prod the larva out with the head of the pin. [ukmoths.org.uk]

• Turkish

  Javanese apodia 85 millions of speakers Translator Malay - Vietnamese apodia 80 millions of speakers Translator Malay - Tamil பின்கால்கள் இல்லாமை 75 millions of speakers Translator Malay - Marathi apodia 75 millions of speakers Translator Malay - Turkish [educalingo.com]

• Vietnamese

  Translator Malay - German apodia 180 millions of speakers Translator Malay - Japanese apodia 130 millions of speakers Translator Malay - Korean apodia 85 millions of speakers Translator Malay - Javanese apodia 85 millions of speakers Translator Malay - Vietnamese [educalingo.com]

• Pain

  It refers to pain in the tarsus or ankle. Flatfoot, shortening of the Achilles tendon, or other causes are held responsible for the pain. [connection.ebscohost.com]

• Esotropia

  […] aquaphobia, asthenopia, astraphobia, autophobia, babylonia, bathophobia, batophobia, brontophobia, caledonia, catatonia, claustrophobia, claytonia, coitophobia, coprophobia, cornucopia, cyberphobia, cynophobia, darlingtonia, emmetropia, ergophobia, esotropia [rhymezone.com]

• Diplopia

  (146 results) 3 syllables : cobia, cowpea, fovea, ionia, phobia, scholia, sophia 4 syllables : achromia, aeolia, agnosia, amblyopia, anomia, anopia, aphonia, atonia, bignonia, boltonia, celosia, chelonia, clintonia, colonia, cryophobia, cyclopia, diplopia [rhymezone.com]

• Photophobia

  […] hyperopia, hypertonia, hypnophobia, hypotonia, macedonia, macrosomia, melancholia, monophobia, myotonia, mysophobia, necrophobia, neophobia, nosophobia, nyctalopia, nyctophobia, ochlophobia, ozostomia, patagonia, peperomia, phobophobia, phonophobia, photophobia [rhymezone.com]

• Sweating

  Rothschild, ‎Hans-Peter Schultze, ‎Rodrigo Pellegrini, 2012 2 Midline Medical Dictionary - Halaman 110 The modified sweat glands, especially in axillae, genitals and perineal regions. RRTYarát (&a afaāf) Apocynum Cannabinun. [educalingo.com]

• Anhedonia

  […] oxyopia, photopia, pignolia, pogonia, segovia, sinfonia, sinopia, subtopia, synovia, utopia, vernonia, zenobia, zirconia, zoophobia 5 syllables : acrophobia, adansonia, aerophobia, agrimonia, algophobia, ametropia, anatolia, androphobia, anglophobia, anhedonia [rhymezone.com]

• Convulsions

  Apodia 755.31 Apophysitis (bone) (see also Osteochondrosis) 732.9 Apoplectiform convulsions (see also Disease, cerebrovascular, acute) 436 Apoplexia, apoplexy, apoplectic (see also Disease, cerebrovascular, acute) 436 Appendage Appendicitis 541 Appendiclausis [icd9data.com]

• Meningism

  Arachnodactyly 759.82 Arachnoidism 989.5 Arachnoiditis (acute) (adhesive) (basic) (brain) (cerebrospinal) (chiasmal) (chronic) (spinal) (see also Meningitis) 322.9 [icd9data.com]

• Aerophobia

  […] ectopia, estonia, harmonia, laconia, mahonia, micropsia, mongolia, monrovia, myopia, oxyopia, photopia, pignolia, pogonia, segovia, sinfonia, sinopia, subtopia, synovia, utopia, vernonia, zenobia, zirconia, zoophobia 5 syllables : acrophobia, adansonia, aerophobia [rhymezone.com]

• Catatonia

  […] zoophobia 5 syllables : acrophobia, adansonia, aerophobia, agrimonia, algophobia, ametropia, anatolia, androphobia, anglophobia, anhedonia, aquaphobia, asthenopia, astraphobia, autophobia, babylonia, bathophobia, batophobia, brontophobia, caledonia, catatonia [rhymezone.com]

H pendulus is separated from H hybridus by the black band preventing the yellow merging on segments T2 and T3 (as seen in the above image). [thmcf.wordpress.com]