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Psyche 3:410, 1880.

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410 PSYCHE.
PSYCHE, Organ of the Cambridge Entomologic,al Club. -
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EARLY STAGES OF BUTTERFLIES
W-AJV TED.
The undersigned desires to obtain, by exchange or otherwise, from all parts of the world, eggs, caterpillars and chrysalids of Diurnal Lepidoptera. Dried specimens are preferred, especially of caterpil- lars, which should be prepared by inflation. Corres- pondence is invited with persons engaged in the study of the early stages of butterflies. S. H. SCUDDER,
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COCCIDAE WANTED.
The undersigned is desirous of obtaining, by ex- change or otherwise, specimens of as many species of the COCCIDAE as possible, for the purpose of making a study of the North American forms. Those found infesting cultivated plants especially desired. Living
specimens preferred when they can be obtained. J. HENRY COMSTOCK,
Department of Entomology,
The Cornell University,
Ithaca, N. Y.
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L EPIDOPTERA AND COLE UPTERA.
Inflated larvae and well prepared lepidoptera and coleoptera of Europe, especially those of Germany, sold at catalog-prices. Address
DR. OSKAR KRANCHEK,
Bayrische Strasse, 12, 11, r,
Leipzig, Germany.
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TOR TR1CIDA.E WANTED.
I am desirous of obtaining as many North Ameri- can TORTRICIDAE as possible, for the purpose of studying this family. I shall be glad to name and return any TORTRICIDAE forwarded to me for this purpose, save such as may prove new and desirable to retain for description.
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PROF. C. H. FERNALD, Orono, Me.
LEPIDOPTERA.
Living cocoons, pupae and ova of American lepi- doptera bought or exchanged for other species, by Monsieur ALFRED WAILLY, (Membre-Laurfat de la Soci6tf d'Acclimatation dc France),
Tudor Villa, Tudor Road, Norbiton,
Kingston-on-Thames, England.
NORTH AMERICAN FERNS.
Check lists of the Ferns of North America north of Mexico, enumerating 31 genera, 132 species and 15 varieties, on one octavo page. Will be sent by mail on receipt of the price, 15 cents per dozen copies. S. STEBBINS, Springfield, Mas^'




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