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Volume 5 - December 1873

Contents

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  • ON THE GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION OF SOME GENERA OF CANADIAN INSECTS

  • Francis Walker
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    31 May 2012, pp. 77-78

  • Before leaving the Canadian Chalcidiæ, in hope of returning to them when many more genera are discovered in Canada, I will mention Megastigmus, which very probably occurs there; it is a genus of Torymidæ, and, in some respects, connects that family with the Eurytomidæ, and is next to the latter in the interest with which it may be regarded in case there is a foundation for the report lately published concerning the seed-eating habits of the species which represent it in California.

Editorial

  • EDITORIAL SUMMARY

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    31 May 2012, pp. 198-200
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  • CORRESPONDENCE

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    31 May 2012, pp. 214-216
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  • NOTES ON COLLECTING

  • Theodore L. Mead
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    31 May 2012, pp. 78-80

  • Last season, while in the Catskill Mountains, I made some experiments in sugaring for moths, which may be interesting to collectors.

    The sugaring mixture employed was “molasses sugar” and water, in the proportion of three or four pounds to the gallon; I could not perceive that other additions, such as alcohol or preserved fruit, &c., were of any advantage.

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  • CORRESPONDENCE

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    31 May 2012, pp. 176-180
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  • TO CORRESPONDENTS

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    31 May 2012, p. 100
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Editorial

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    31 May 2012, pp. 217-220
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