An introduction to entomology

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An introduction to entomology

Kirby, William, 1759-1850

Spence, William, 1783-1860

London, Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme & Brown, 1818-1826

https://doi.org/10.5962/bhl.title.49997

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from annotation 4 p31 Sedentary Spider turned Hunter
from annotation 31 Crippled Spider from Sedentary became Hunter See. J. Banks. Ch. 8 (Q)

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from annotation 156 stings & ovipositors described.—

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from annotation 373 on use of larva in classification

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from annotation 405, 6, 8, 411 to 15 wretched trash;

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lines 8—12 annotation Think over this
from annotation 478 On number of individuals in different orders, without relation to number of species

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from annotation 488 Calasoma poor in species & individuals, very wide ranging genus.

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bottom-margin annotation This is opposed to my notion of formation of genera. Think over this Extension in this case must depend on adaptation to some peculiar food & not to any general superiority over congeners.—

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bottom-margin annotation My notions require that number of individuals & species & genera shd in some degree accord which is doubtful.— NB Comparison can be instituted only when there is struggle. Diptera & Coleoptera cannot be compared

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from annotation 500 Battles of Lethrus (a vegetable feeder)

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