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 | An Index To The Insects And Spiders Featured On Audubons Bird Plates
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 | Additional Aphid host Relationships At Los angeles State And County Arboretum (Homoptera aphididae)
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 | The Distribution And Taxonomy Of Tamias-Striatus At The Southern Limits Of Its Geographic Range
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 | The modern names for Catesby's plants
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 | Megastigmus floridanus (Hymenoptera: Torymidae), newsly discovered in Ilex seed (Aquifoliaceae)
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 | Incisalia henrici (Grote and Robinson) (Lepidoptera: Lycaenidae) reared on reproductive and non-reproductive tissues of three different plant species
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