Fauna Insectorum Lapponica; Volume 1

This classic work on the insects of Lapland was first published in Stockholm in 1838 and immediately became the standard reference on the subject. Based on Zetterstedt's pioneering observations over an extensive period of time, the work describes almost 1,800 species of insects. It includes detailed information on each species' appearance, habitat, and distribution, as well as their economic importance, folklore, and mythology.
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