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Micro-Lepidoptera
By V. T. Chambers
The Canadian Entomologist 6(1): 128-130, 1874
Cite: 1150684 with citation markup [cite:1150684]
Chamber's original descriptions of ten Coleophora species here
Contributed by Robert Lord Zimlich on 5 October, 2015 - 10:19pm

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This series of articles is a continuation from The Canadian Entomologist, 5, here. The full citation for this volume is:

Chambers, V. T. 1871. Micro-Lepidoptera. Canadian Entomologist, 6(1-11):8-11, 49-52,72-77, 96-97, 128-130, 149-153, 166-170, 197-198, 217-220.
… Steve Nanz, 6 October, 2015 - 1:57pm

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