Entomology in Outline
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The clothes-moth and its destructive work are well known to every housekeeper, and so the list might be almost indefinitely extended.
As stated before, as most of these insects are nocturnal they are not so well known as the butterflies, which fly only in the light, but they are by far the more numerous, covering a wider range of families and species, and working their destructive operations in more diverse ways than the other members of the order.
The moths with which we are acquainted in the ...United States are divided into forty-three families, as follows: 1. SphingidaB.
2. Saturniidse.
3. Ceratocampid^e.
4. Syntomidse.
5. Lithosiidse.
6. ArctiidaB.
7. AgaristidaB.
8. NoctuidaB.
9. Nycteolidse.
10. PericopidaB.
11. Dioptidse.
12. Notodontidse.
13. ThyatiridaB.
14. Liparidse.
15. LasiocampidaB.
16. BombycidaB.
17. Platypterygida3.
18. GeometridaB.
19. EpiplemidaB.
20. Nolidse.
21. LacosomidaB.
22. PsyehidaB.
23. Cochlid'iidaB.
24. MegalopygidaB.
25. DalceridaB.
26. EpipyropidaB.
27. ZygaBnidaB.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The clothes-moth and its destructive work are well known to every housekeeper, and so the list might be almost indefinitely extended.
As stated before, as most of these insects are nocturnal they are not so well known as the butterflies, which fly only in the light, but they are by far the more numerous, covering a wider range of families and species, and working their destructive operations in more diverse ways than the other members of the order.
The moths with which we are acquainted in the ...United States are divided into forty-three families, as follows: 1. SphingidaB.
2. Saturniidse.
3. Ceratocampid^e.
4. Syntomidse.
5. Lithosiidse.
6. ArctiidaB.
7. AgaristidaB.
8. NoctuidaB.
9. Nycteolidse.
10. PericopidaB.
11. Dioptidse.
12. Notodontidse.
13. ThyatiridaB.
14. Liparidse.
15. LasiocampidaB.
16. BombycidaB.
17. Platypterygida3.
18. GeometridaB.
19. EpiplemidaB.
20. Nolidse.
21. LacosomidaB.
22. PsyehidaB.
23. Cochlid'iidaB.
24. MegalopygidaB.
25. DalceridaB.
26. EpipyropidaB.
27. ZygaBnidaB.
What to read after Entomology in Outline?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Isaac to read onlineMoreLess
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