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Identifier: guidetostudyofin1872pack (find matches)
Title: Guide to the study of insects, and a treatise on those injurious and beneficial to crops: for the use of colleges, farm-schools, and agriculturists
Year: 1872 (1870s)
Authors: Packard, A. S. (Alpheus Spring), 1839-1905
Subjects: Insects Beneficial insects Insect pests
Publisher: Salem, Naturalist's agency (etc., etc.)
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GEOLOGICAL DISTRIBUTION. 79 the characters of the Neuroptera and Hemiptera. It is alarge insect, spreading about two inches ; its body must havemeasured over an inch in length. In the Mesozoic rocks, the celebrated Solenhofen locality inBavaria is rich in Liassic insect-remains. Dr. Ilagen (Ento-mologists Annual, London, 1862) states that among the Solen-hofen fossils the Neuroptera and Orthoptera are most largebyrepresented ; as out of four hundred and fifty species of insects,one hundred and fifty are Neuroptera, of which one hundredand thirty-six are Dragon-flies, and besides there is a Cory-dalus, one Clirysopa, a large Apochrysa, and a beautifulNymplies. The last two genera, which do not seem very remotefrom Chrysopa, are now found only in the Southern Hemi-sphere, Xi/mphes is peculiarly an Australian genus. The Lias of England is very rich in fossil insects, especiallythe Purbeck and Rhoetic Beds (see Brodies AVork on Fos-sil Insects and also AYestwood in the Geological Journal,

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