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A field guide to insects:

America north of Mexico
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Houghton Mifflin, 1970 - Nature - 404 pages
Comprehensive, thoroughly illustrated guide to the collection, preservation and study of over five hundred families of North American insects.

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Review: A Field Guide to Insects: America North of Mexico (Peterson Field Guides #19)

User Review  - Myra Khan - Goodreads

Probably better for the bug fanatic. Me? Not so much. Read full review

Review: A Field Guide to Insects: America North of Mexico (Peterson Field Guides #19)

User Review  - Ann - Goodreads

A must have for the beginner-intermediate field entomologist! This book has gotten me through many years of identification. Read full review

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Contents

Introductory Chapters
1
Line drawings
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Phylum Arthropoda Insects and Their
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About the author (1970)

Donald J. Borror is a professor of entomology at Ohio State University and the author of books, articles, and recordings. With Dwight M. DeLong he is the coauthor of a widely used textbook, An Introduction to the Study of Insects, now in its fourth edition. Dr. Borror has made several records of bird songs and insect sounds. With Richard D. Alexander he recorded The Songs of Insects, one of the Sounds of Nature disks in the Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology series.

Richard E. White is a research entomologist at the United States National Museum in Washington and the author of articles and research papers chiefly in his special field of beetles. As an artist he is most experienced in portraying insects, but he also illustrates general biological subjects.

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