Living With Insects of the Southwest: How to Identify Helpful, Harmful and Venomous Insects

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Living With Insects of the Southwest: How to Identify Helpful, Harmful and Venomous Insects

By Floyd G. Werner, Carl Olson
Perseus Publishing, 1994
ISBN: 1555610609
Cite: 3972 with citation markup [cite:3972]

Emphasizes notable insects that may be found around southwestern homes. Has line drawings and good discussions of natural history.

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Contributed by Cotinis on 28 May, 2004 - 12:13pm

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