CONTENTS OF VOL. IV.

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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

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           

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