Smithsonian Year 1968
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Loomis; 5,000 specimens of Pana- manian Diptera from W. W. Wirth and F. S. Blanton; 244 paratypes of 114 species of New Guinea Psychodidae from L. W. Quate; 3,567 speci- mens of West Indian Lepidoptera from E. L. Todd ; and 2,000 Diptera from L. Knutson.
Three important specialized collections were obtained by purchase, the Peiia collection of 39,458 Chilean Tenebrionidae containing many paratypes, the Daguerre collection of 32,413 Argentinian Coleoptera and Neuroptera, and the Kormilev collect...ion of 2,712 worldwide speci- mens of Aradidae, Phymatidae, and Vianaididae containing many pri- mary and secondary types and nearly 250 species and 48 genera not represented previously in our collection.
The Department of Agriculture transferred 61,554 specimens of in- sects and their allies to the Smithsonian, of which many were of more than ordinary value or interest, representing as they did the choicest 382 MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY materials submitted to the Department of Agriculture or to Museum specialists for identification.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Loomis; 5,000 specimens of Pana- manian Diptera from W. W. Wirth and F. S. Blanton; 244 paratypes of 114 species of New Guinea Psychodidae from L. W. Quate; 3,567 speci- mens of West Indian Lepidoptera from E. L. Todd ; and 2,000 Diptera from L. Knutson.
Three important specialized collections were obtained by purchase, the Peiia collection of 39,458 Chilean Tenebrionidae containing many paratypes, the Daguerre collection of 32,413 Argentinian Coleoptera and Neuroptera, and the Kormilev collect...ion of 2,712 worldwide speci- mens of Aradidae, Phymatidae, and Vianaididae containing many pri- mary and secondary types and nearly 250 species and 48 genera not represented previously in our collection.
The Department of Agriculture transferred 61,554 specimens of in- sects and their allies to the Smithsonian, of which many were of more than ordinary value or interest, representing as they did the choicest 382 MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY materials submitted to the Department of Agriculture or to Museum specialists for identification.
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