Books about North American Moths 



Walsingham, Lord North American Coleophorae. (Transactions Ent. 



Soc, London, 1882, pp. 429-442, PI. XVII.) 

 A Revision of the Genera Acrolophus Poey and 

 Anaphora Clemens. (Transactions Ent. Soc, Lon- 

 don, 1887, pp. 137-173. Plates VII, VIII.) 

 Steps Toward a Revision of Chambers's Index with 

 Notes and Descriptions of New Species. (Insect 

 Life, Vol. I, pp. 81-84, 113-117, ^S-^o. 2 54- 

 258, 287-291; Vol. II, pp. 23-26, 51-54, 77- 8l > 

 116-120, 150-155, 284-286, 322-326; Vol. Ill, pp. 

 325-329, 386-389; Vol. IV, pp. 385-389.) 



Dyar, H. G. Notes on Some North American Yponomeutidas, 



(Canadian Entomologist, 1900, pp. 37-41. 84-86.) 



Busck, A. New Species of Moths of the Superfamily Tineina 



from Florida. (Proc. U. S. Nat. Mus., Vol. XXIII, 

 pp. 225-254.) 



New American Tineina. (Journal New York Ent. 

 Soc, Vol. VIII, pp. 234-248, Plate IX.) 

 A Revision of the American Moths of the Family 

 Gelechiidae with Descriptions of New Species. 

 (Proc. U. S. Nat. Mus., Vol. XXV, pp. 767-938.) 



" When simple curiosity passes into the love of knowledge as such, 

 and the gratification of the aesthetic sense of the beauty of complete- 

 ness and accuracy seems more desirable than the easy indolence of 

 ignorance ; when the finding out of the causes of things becomes a 

 source of joy, and he is counted happy who is successful in the search, 

 common knowledge of Nature passes into what our forefathers called 

 Natural History, from whence there is but a step to that which used to 

 be termed Natural Philosophy, and now passes by the name of Physical 

 Science." Thomas Henry Huxley, in The Crayfish. 



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