British Butterflies: Figures and Descriptions of Every Native SpeciesColeman, W. S. (William Stephen)
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British Butterflies: Figures and Descriptions of Every Native Species
Coleman, W. S. (William Stephen)
Butterflies -- Great Britain
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NOTES
[1] Plural _Chrysalides_.
[2] Making _Lepidos_ in genitive.
[3] A word derived from the Latin, and meaning literally a "sucker."
[4] _Antenna_ in the singular number.
[5] Bailey's "Festus."
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