Brief contributions of zoology, from the museum of Yale College; No. XXIII, New North American myriopods
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Abstract
THE Museum has lately received a number of interesting Myriopods from various parts of the country, collected in part by the writer while traveling across the continent as a member of Prof. Marsh's Geological Expedition to the Rocky Mountains and Pacific Coast.Owing to the comparn,tive neglect of this group by entomologists, n, large proportion of these species are new, and in the following n,rticle n, few of the most interesting
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| Authors | Oscar Harger |
| Journal | american journal of science |
| Year | 1872 |
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10.2475/ajs.s3-4.20.117
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