Faune Gallo-rhénane, Ou Species Des Insectes Qui Habitent La France, La Belgique, La Hollande, Le Luxembourg, La Prusse-rhénane, Le Nassau Et Le Valais is a detailed work by Albert-Auguste Fauvel, exploring the insect species inhabiting a wide geographical area encompassing France, Belgium, Holland, Luxembourg, Prussian Rhineland, Nassau, and Valais. This comprehensive study provides valuable insights into the entomological diversity of the Gallo-Rhenish region.

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