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Insects as human food:

a chapter of the ecology of man
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W. Junk, 1951 - Edible insects - 352 pages

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Insects as human food: a chapter of the ecology of man
Insects as human food: a chapter of the ecology of man
Friedrich Simon Bodenheimer
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TitleInsects as human food: a chapter of the ecology of man
AuthorFriedrich Simon Bodenheimer
PublisherW. Junk, 1951
Original fromthe University of Michigan
Digitized28 Jan 2010
Length352 pages
SubjectsEdible insects
Food
Honey
Insects
Man, Primitive
Primitive Societies
Primitive societies
  
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