A Manual for the Study of Insects
John Henry Comstock, Anna Botsford Comstock and Glenn W. Herrick
Identify insects down to order and family with the analytical keys that made this Cornell manual a classic for generations of students. It also covers insect anatomy, classification and the habits of each group.
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