Butterflies and Moths: A guide to the more common American species
Robert T. Mitchell, Herbert S. Zim
Author:
Robert T. Mitchell, Herbert S. Zim
Illustrator:
Andre Durenceau
Publication:
1962 by Golden Press
Genre:
Field Guide, Nature, Non-fiction, Science
Series:
Golden Nature Guide 
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Pages:
160
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This book includes 423 color illustrations.
This book presents an introduction to American butterflies and moths. So numerous are North American species that only about three percent have been included, but these were selected to include the most common, wide-spread, important or unusual kinds. Special attention has been given to immature forms and to range maps which show distribution.
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Robert T. Mitchell
1915 or 1916 -1998American
Robert T. Mitchell, Wildlife Biologist, Patuxent Wildlife Research Center, Laurel, Maryland. A graduate of Ohio State University in applies entomolg... See more
Herbert S. Zim
1909 - 1994American
Herbert S. Zim was born in 1909 in New York City, but most of his childhood was spent in Southern California He finished his education in New York a... See more
Andre Durenceau
1904-1985French American
Andre Durenceau is a well-known painter of murals as well as a book and magazine illustrator. He rendered the illustrations for this book from ... See more
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