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NEW DESCRIPTIONS OF LARVAE OF FOREST INSECTS, VIII. LARVAE OF THE GENUS MELANOLOPHIA (LEPIDOPTERA, GEOMETRIDAE)

W. C. McGuffin

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The insects of the genus Melanolophia are forest insects in Canada, the larvae feeding on both coniferous and deciduous trees. McDunnough, in his bulletin discusses five species, three of which are found in Canada.

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The insects of the genus Melanolophia are forest insects in Canada, the larvae feeding on both coniferous and deciduous trees. McDunnough, in his bulletin discusses five species, three of which are found in Canada.

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The insects of the genus Melanolophia are forest insects in Canada, the larvae feeding on both coniferous and deciduous trees. McDunnough, in his bulletin discusses five species, three of which are found in Canada.

Key concepts: Lepidoptera genitalia, Deciduous, Larva, Genus, Biology, Zoology, Ecology

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