Explore the natural world through the lens of early 20th-century science with the "Journal of Entomology and Zoology, September 1917." This meticulously prepared print edition presents a fascinating snapshot of zoological and entomological research from the period. Delve into detailed observations and studies concerning insects and other animal life, primarily focused on the diverse fauna of California.

A treasure trove for anyone interested in the history of science, this journal offers insights into the methodologies and discoveries that shaped our understanding of the animal kingdom. Compiled from various expert contributors, it provides a valuable resource for both amateur enthusiasts and seasoned researchers in the fields of entomology, zoology, and natural history. Discover the pioneering spirit of early scientific inquiry within these pages, as researchers meticulously documented their findings, contributing to the ever-expanding body of knowledge about the natural world.

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