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... insects into those that crawl and those that fly , and refer to all the latter as flies . Dragonflies , mayflies , stone- flies , fireflies , ichneumon flies , all belong to different Orders of insects , at very different levels of ...
... insects into those that crawl and those that fly , and refer to all the latter as flies . Dragonflies , mayflies , stone- flies , fireflies , ichneumon flies , all belong to different Orders of insects , at very different levels of ...
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... insects abound . They are just among the hoverers at flowers , and are not recognized by the layman as being a ... insects . reinforced with a number of extra cross - veins , making a network of veins that I mentioned in an earlier ...
... insects abound . They are just among the hoverers at flowers , and are not recognized by the layman as being a ... insects . reinforced with a number of extra cross - veins , making a network of veins that I mentioned in an earlier ...
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... insects . Ann . Rev. Ent . 3 : 207-30 99 . ( 1960 ) Principles and methods of zoogeography : the field approach . Canad . Ent . 92 : 636–9 100 . ( 1961 ) Pacific Insects Monograph 2 : Problems in the zoogeography of Pacific and ...
... insects . Ann . Rev. Ent . 3 : 207-30 99 . ( 1960 ) Principles and methods of zoogeography : the field approach . Canad . Ent . 92 : 636–9 100 . ( 1961 ) Pacific Insects Monograph 2 : Problems in the zoogeography of Pacific and ...
Contents
THE PATTERN OF FLIES 3 | 3 |
THE LIFEHISTORY OF FLIES | 12 |
Part | 27 |
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