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But tlie spread of education has changed that entirely ;many of the papers read before the various societies scattered over the country show a knowledge and insight into our science which would have been imiossible a few years ago, when the scientific side of the study was rarely presented and when men collected for years probably, before the necessity of thinking came home to them. It is work of this kind that The Entomologist s Record sets itself to encourage and to foster. We are anxious to keep British entomologists in touch with those of similar tastes in various parts of the world. We do not think this is best done by publishing articles on work done, or descriptions of species from clistant parts of the world; these must be studied by the specialist who will buy the books he needs. But among the large amount of material which passes through our hands (and for the purpose of enlarging our knowledge of what is being done in different parts of the world, and thus giving ourselves a broader view of the subject, we exchange with all foreign magazines that will exchange with us), there are often articles or books which contain information with which the British collector should be acquainted. These we discuss as occasion demands from our own British standpoint, and we feel satisfied that in so doing, we interest all our readers. Glowing accounts of how to catch Purple Emperors and Jersey Tigers may interest us occasionally, but we cannot contini;ally get up an excitement on such subjects. One other matter we would mention, and in this we ask for the aid of all right-thinking entomologists. Britishers have been described as peculiar in their tastes and insular in their habits, with regard to matters entomological, and not without good reason. We have no sympathy with the man who prefers to remain ignorant because he is afraid to have foreign insects in his p
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Paperback. Etat : New. Print on Demand. This book offers a comprehensive examination of the genus Coenonympha pamphilus. The author has compiled a wealth of information on the historical, ecological, and biogeographical aspects of this butterfly. It is well-organized and descriptive, focusing on variation, geographical trends, genetic variation, hybridism and altitude and habitat preference. This is an excellent resource for anyone interested in advancing their understanding of this widespread and adaptable butterfly and its place within the larger scheme of ecological studies. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781333426019_0
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