(1900) Our Insect Friends and Foes: how to Collect, Preserve and Study them. Nature, 61 (1580) 342 doi:10.1038/061342c0

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Title	Our Insect Friends and Foes: how to Collect, Preserve and Study them
Journal	Nature
Year	1900 (February)	Volume	61
Issue	1580
Publisher	Springer Science and Business Media LLC
DOI	doi:10.1038/061342c0
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