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Title: The genitalia of the British Rhopalocera and the larger moths : an account of the morphology of the male clasping organs and the corresponding organs of the female / by F. N. Pierce and Bryan P. Beirne.
Author: Pierce, Frank Nelson. ; Beirne, Bryan P.
Year: 1938.
Description: 66, xxi p. : ill. ; 23 cm.
Subject: Genitalia. ; Lepidoptera.
Notes: Spine title: The genitalia of the butterflies and larger moths. "The sixth volume of The Genitalia of the British Lepidoptera."--Preface.
[Variant title:The Genitalia of the butterflies and larger moths.]
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1 On Permanent Loan South Perth 595.789(41):591.46 PIE
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