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New Micro-Lepidoptera
By Kearfott, W.D.
The Canadian Entomologist 39: 153-160, 1907
Cite: 1331399 with citation markup [cite:1331399]
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Contributed by Kyhl Austin on 13 January, 2017 - 11:13pm

This is part 5 of a 6 part series.
Kearfott did not designate each of the 6 parts individually but simply used "Continued from page XX" and "To be continued." To handle this I created another "book" to easier cite the entire work rather than make five more book citations. The citation is cite:1463055 and is linked here. [cite:1463055]

The Canadian Entomologist 39(1): 1-9
The Canadian Entomologist 39(2): 53-60
The Canadian Entomologist 39(3): 77-84
The Canadian Entomologist 39(4): 121-128
The Canadian Entomologist 39(5): 153-160
The Canadian Entomologist 39(6): 211-212
… Randy Hardy, 2 November, 2017 - 12:26pm login or register to post comments

 
Correction (ignore all of the above)
I found your citation for the complete work. Consider deleting this book citation in favor of that one. Once deleted I can find all the old citations by searching "cite:1331399" in "guide" and replace them with "cite:1326334." Deleting this citation and mine (already done) will alleviate a lot of confusion and clutter, much of it MINE : ) Thanks.
Email me with any questions (randyhardy@aol.com).
… Randy Hardy, 2 November, 2017 - 12:57pm login or register to post comments

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