the cambridge natural history zoology termitidae 359 be in plan and position similar to the ear of locustidae though much less perfect the wings of termitidae are not like those of any other insects their neuration is very simple but nevertheless the wings of the different forms exhibit great differ ences in the extent to which they are made up of the various fields this is shown in fig 228 where the homologous nervures are numbered according to the systems of both hagen and eed tenbacher the area vii that forms the larger part fig 228wings of termites a termes lucifugv rdkg31.jpg from 359 like jpg View Photo