10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ENTOMOLOGICALLY»
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1
The Entomologist's Record and Journal of Variation
Many lepidopterists who visit Switzerland go through Basle, few appear to stop
there, and one suspects there is little enough entomologically for which to stay.
However, inability to hurry kept me there for a day or so, and having spent one
day ...
2
Journal of Economic Entomology
The chief interest, entomologically, lies in the fact that although this depdt was
situated on reclaimed swamp within fifteen minutes' walk from the centre of the
town, it has not caused the slightest inconvenience to the inhabitants and there
has ...
3
Letter from Washington, 1863-1865
Jletter. from^Washington. THE. CAPITAL. ENTOMOLOGICALLY. CONSIDERED.
From Our Own Correspondent Washington, September 22, 1865 It was Mrs.
Partington, I think, who was so disgusted at the idea of the "Diet of Worms." It will
be ...
L. B. Adams, Evelyn M. Leasher, 1999
4
Eugene Onegin: Commentary and index
English versionists of EO have not been happy: bluff Spalding has "Three pairs of
handsome female feet," and entomologically minded Miss Radin mentions "Six
pretty feet"; Elton speaks of "Three pairs of feet, in womankind" and of "one pair, ...
Aleksandr Sergeevich Pushkin, Vladimir Nabokov, 1990
5
Proceedings of the Entomological Society of Washington
In the case of the Chilean Dasyomma it is not strange that, in a country so poorly
known entomologically, Philippi's observation, should it be correct, has not been
confirmed. In the case of the Atherix from Mr. Crawford, some doubt arose in my ...
6
Entomological Pamphlets: Slingerland Collection. ...
Since then, the fact of maggots of the Tabanidce living on grubs, or similar
ground-living creatures, has been entomologically recorded.— (E. A. 0.) The
largest larva measured by M. De Geer was an inch and a half in length when fully
...
7
The Intellectual Observer: Review of Natural History, ...
Nevertheless, there are many parts of the south and west where beetles never
abound, and from whence nothing entomologically good ever comes ,- and the
geological formation and universal utilization of the soil of the midland counties ...
8
A Phylogenetic Investigation of the Planthopper Superfamily ...
CHAPTER 2 Entomologically Famous, Evolutionarily Unexplored: The First
Phylogeny of the Lanternfly Family Fulgoridae (Insecta: Hemiptera: Fulgoroidea)
Abstract Higher classification of the planthopper family Fulgoridae is primarily 48
...
9
Ordering Life: Karl Jordan and the Naturalist Tradition
As early as 1925 he had written to Jordan that he hoped the congress organizers
would settle on Pittsburgh—a city, he argued, that was “more important
entomologically than New York” since its collection of exotic Lepidoptera was
vastly ...
10
Entomological News and Proceedings of the Entomological ...
The Grand Duke is known entomologically for the nine volumes of "Me- moires
sur les Lepidopteres rediges par N. M. Romanoff," St. Petersbourg, 1884-1897,
consisting of essays by himself and others on chiefly Palaearctic species and ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ENTOMOLOGICALLY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
entomologically is used in the context of the following news items.
Turning Tricks in The Cottage Master Bedroom
Adding screens to our new balcony doors allows air to flow -- even in the most entomologically challenging seasons -- while the Fan Shoppe ... «Huffington Post Canada, May 15»
Ipso gender: A third term for intersex people
When one says transgender or transsexual, entomologically these mean “crossing gender” and “crossing sex,” while cisgender means that ... «LGBT Weekly, Sep 14»
[Stinging Insects] The Curious Fantasy of Scarecrow Hornet Nests
Dozens are strung from overhead lines in my fantasies of an elegant, entomologically themed garden party. The second is a sturdy ... «PCT Magazine, Aug 14»
RICHARD FAGERLUND: Ants will be among thirsty critters looking …
... secondary reproductives that take the place of a queen that passes on and winged reproductives (known entomologically as alates) whose ... «Rio Rancho Observer, Apr 14»
Springtime creepy-crawlies and what to do about them
Few insects generate the kind of universal revulsion as ticks. (Yeah, yeah: I know that entomologically speaking, ticks aren't actually insects, but ... «The Union of Grass Valley, Mar 14»
Six-Legged Freak
For one thing, it was entomologically interesting; for another, invasive species are a big deal. Schumann's mentor, Austin Frishman, was in town ... «New York Magazine, Jan 14»
Innovative new rides dominate Detroit Auto Show
Entomologically, beetles are one of the most pervasive species on the planet. About 40 percent of all insects are beetles, and they live in a ... «OCRegister, Jan 14»
Hydrangea Hyperbole at New York Botanical Garden
Mr. Kawitzky has also found a beetle brooch with entomologically correct gold legs and a coffin charm with a lid that pops open to reveal a ... «New York Times, Oct 13»
Not Your Ordinary House Fly
Cluster flies — entomologically known as Pollenia rudis — are not the same flies we battle all summer, he said. Cluster flies don't bite and they ... «Twin Falls Times-News, Oct 13»
Grasshoppers go through a simple metamorphosis
I'm not that entomologically knowledgeable, but I do know that there are red-legged grasshoppers around here. I also know that accurately ... «The Express Times - LehighValleyLive.com, Aug 13»
