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[CONTENTS OF VOL. IV.]

Letter. Page.
XXXVII.Internal Anatomy and Physiology of Insects. Sensation[1]-[33]
XXXVIII.Internal Anatomy and Physiology of Insects continued. Respiration[34]-[80]
XXXIX.Internal Anatomy and Physiology of Insects continued. Circulation[81]-[101]
XL.Internal Anatomy and Physiology of Insects continued. Digestion[102]-[126]
XLI.Internal Anatomy and Physiology of Insects continued. Secretion[127]-[151]
XLII.Internal Anatomy and Physiology of Insects continued. Reproduction[152]-[173]
XLIII.Internal Anatomy and Physiology of Insects concluded. Motion[174]-[203]
XLIV.Diseases of Insects[204]-[240]
XLV.Senses of Insects[241]-[264]
XLVI.Orismology, or Explanation of Terms[265]-[363]
XLVII.System of Insects[364]-[428]
XLVIII.History of Entomology[429]-[485]
XLIX.Geographical Distribution of Insects; their Stations and Haunts; Seasons; Times of Action and Repose[486]-[527]
L.On Entomological Instruments; and the best Methods of collecting, breeding, and preserving Insects[528]-[559]
LI.Investigation of Insects[560]-[573]
Appendix[575]-[584]
Authors quoted[585]-[602]
Explanation of the Plates[603]-[614]
Indexes[615]-[683]

AN INTRODUCTION TO ENTOMOLOGY.