Entomological reprints;

Reprints from Entomological news, Annals and magazine of natural history, Proceedings of the Entomological society of Washington and other scientific periodicals.Title lettered on cover.[1] Two new bees from New Jersey. [1916]--[2] Mais algumas Coccidas colligidas pelo dr. F. Noack. 1899.--[3] Description of a Mexican Aleyrodes. [1909]--[4] The mosquitoes of COlorado. [1918]--[5] Neocorynura, a genus of halictine bees (Hym.) [1919]--A new genus of bees from Peru (Hym.) [1919]--[7] New halictine bees from Chile. A group of American halictine bees simulating the Old-World genus Nomioides. [1918]--[8] Notes onn some bees from Virginia. [1915]--[9] Notes on some heliothid moths. [1910]--[10] Notes on the flora of Boulder Ocunty [!], Colorado. [1918]--[11] Preoccupied generic names of Coleoptera. 1906.--[12] The bees of Southern California. I. [1903?]l--[13] Some fossil fish scales [1914]--[14] Some halictine bees in the United States national Museum (Hym.) [1918]--[15] Cordulegaster dorsalis (Odonata) as an enemy of trout. [1919]--[16] Bitacomorpha clavipes (Dipt.)[1919]--[17] The bee-genus Halictoides in North America (Hym.) [1916]--[18] The nudibranch-genus Triopha in California. [1915]--[19-21] Descriptions and records fof bees. LXVII, LXXXI, LXXXIII. [1915-19]Mode of access: Internet