Insects of North America (Princeton Field Guides)
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Insects of North America (Princeton Field Guides)

by Dr. John C. Abbott, Kendra Abbott

Natural History field guide Entomology
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Explore the insect diversity of the United States and Canada with this extensive photographic field guide. Covering 783 families, it combines thousands of color photographs with identification keys, a glossary, and foundational information on classification, nomenclature, collecting techniques, and entomological study.

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This comprehensive photographic field guide covers all 783 insect families currently recognized in the United States and Canada.

More than 3,700 color photographs support visual identification, with nearly every image identified to species level.

Identification keys for many orders and an illustrated glossary provide practical assistance in the field and classroom.

The introduction explores classification, nomenclature, insect diversity, and modern collecting techniques.

Written by Dr. John C. Abbott and Kendra Abbott, the guide is designed for professionals, amateurs, and students of entomology.

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