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MC 00220 Guide to the Zeno P. Metcalf Entomology Research Collection, 1741 - 1982
The majority of the Metcalf Entomology Research Collection consists of research materials pertaining to the scientific and
economic aspects of insects, primarily of the Order Homoptera. Additional items housed in the collection consist of correspondence
relating to the long career and varied professional interests of Zeno Payne Metcalf. An index to the research materials in
the collection and additional information about cicadas, leafhoppers, planthoppers, spittlebugs, and treehoppers may be found
in
DrMetcalf: a resource on on cicadas, leafhoppers, planthoppers, spittlebugs, and treehoppers
.
Zeno Payne Metcalf (1885-1956) was born in Lakeville, Ohio, and was educated at Ohio State University. He received his A.B.
degree in 1907 and came to North Carolina as Assistant Entomologist for the North Carolina Department of Agriculture in 1908.
He joined the faculty of North Carolina College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts (later North Carolina State University) in
1912 as head of the Department of Zoology and Entomology, a position he held until 1950. He attended Harvard University and
was awarded the degree of Sc.D. in 1925. From 1923 until 1944 he served as Director of Instruction for the School of Agriculture
and Life Sciences at North Carolina State College (later North Carolina State University); from 1940 until 1943 was Director
of Graduate Studies at State College; and from 1943 to 1950 was Associate Dean of the Graduate School of the Consolidated
University of North Carolina. Metcalf retired from administrative duties in 1950 but continued to work as a research professor
of entomology from 1950 until his death in 1956. For most of his career Metcalf was dedicated to compiling and cataloguing
his vast library of research materials relating to the Insect Order Homoptera, and was working on the General Catalogue of
the Homoptera of the World, the 42-volume index to his collection, until the day he died. He married Mary Luella Correll in
1909 and had a daughter, Katherine (Mrs. Micou Browne).
Restrictions to AccessThis collection is open for research; access requires at least 24 hours advance notice. Acquisitions InformationThe majority of material in the Zeno P. Metcalf Entomology Research Collection was given by Mrs. Z. P. (Mary Luella) Metcalf, Raleigh, N.C., in June 1956 (Accession no. 1956-0001). Additional materials donated by Carol Parron in 1982 (Accession no. 1982-0028), David Wray in 1998 (Accession no. 1998-0004), and Kathy Kidd in 2003 (Accession no. 2003-0002). Preferred Citation[Identification of item], Zeno Payne Metcalf Entomology Research Collection, MC 220, Special Collections Research Center, North Carolina State University Libraries, Raleigh, NC Copyright NoticeThe nature of the NCSU Libraries' Special Collections means that copyright or other information about restrictions may be difficult or even impossible to determine despite reasonable efforts. The NCSU Libraries claims only physical ownership of most Special Collections materials. The materials from our collections are made available for use in research, teaching, and private study, pursuant to U.S. Copyright law. The user must assume full responsibility for any use of the materials, including but not limited to, infringement of copyright and publication rights of reproduced materials. Any materials used for academic research or otherwise should be fully credited with the source. ProcessingProcessed by: Andi Knecht & Sara Jane Bell ;machine-readable finding aid created by: Steven Mandeville-Gamble Biographical NoteZeno Payne Metcalf (1885-1956) was born in Lakeville, Ohio and was educated at Ohio State University. He received his A.B. degree in 1907 and came to North Carolina as Assistant Entomologist for the North Carolina Department of Agriculture in 1908. He joined the faculty of N.C. State College in 1912 as Head of the Department of Zoology and Entomology, a position he held until 1950. He attended Harvard University and was awarded the degree of Sc.D. in 1925. From 1923 until 1944 he served as Director of Instruction for the School of Agriculture and Life Sciences; from 1940 until 1943 was Director of Graduate Studies at N.C. State College; and from 1943 to 1950 was Associate Dean of the Graduate School of the Consolidated University. Metcalf retired from administrative duties in 1950 but continued to work as a research professor of entomology from 1950 until his death in 1956. For most of his career Metcalf was dedicated to compiling and cataloguing his vast library of research materials relating to the Insect Order Homoptera, and was working on the General Catalogue of the Homoptera of the World, the 42-volume index to his collection, until the day he died. He married Mary Luella Correll in 1909 and had a daughter, Katherine (Mrs. Micou Browne). Scope and Content NoteThe majority of the Metcalf Entomology Research Collection consists of research materials pertaining to the scientific and
economic aspects of
insects, primarily of the Order
Homoptera. Originally funded by Smith College as a continuation of the General Catalogue of the Hemiptera and compiled by
Zeno Payne Metcalf (1885-1956), it was expanded upon Metcalf's death by Dr.
David A. Young and Dr.
Clyde F. Smith of the
North Carolina State University Department of Entomology, and by Virginia Wade Burnside, Research Supervisor and Department Librarian. The collection contains many rare books and
out-of-print monographs with numerous hand-illustrated plates. The research materials total approximately 11,000 monographs
and 1,150 volumes, incorporating original reprints, academic journals, photostatic copies and microfilm copies. Topics include
insect taxonomy,
morphology,
ecology, and
agricultural issues. An index to the research materials in the collection and additional information about cicadas, leafhoppers, planthoppers,
spittlebugs, and treehoppers may be found in
DrMetcalf: a resource on on cicadas, leafhoppers, planthoppers, spittlebugs, and treehoppers Additional items housed in the collection consist of correspondence relating to the long career and varied professional interests of Zeno Payne Metcalf. Letters refer to his interests in developing curricula in the School of Agriculture and Life Sciences of North Carolina State College; developing his collection on the Homoptera; his personal communication with many colleagues in the United States and abroad; and his community involvement. He had evidently intended to include biographical notes on the entomologists represented in his Bibliography and collected this information but did not publish it. A series of letters from Byrle Osborn display Metcalf's concern for ecological issues and his desire to see that controversial topics are voiced and debated publicly. The long lists of his publications and the clubs and organizations of which he was a member reveal the extraordinary amounts of time and energy Metcalf reserved for his professional activities. IdentificationMC 00220 CreatorMetcalf, Zeno Payne, 1885-1956 Quantity324.0 Linear feet General Physical Description note325 archival storage boxes, 139 card boxes, circa 1,150 volumes LocationFor current information on the location of these materials, please consult the
Special Collections Research Center Reference Staff LanguageEnglish Related Materials in Special Collections Research Center
Arranged into five series:
Series 1 is further subdivided into the following subseries:
Series 5 is also divided into subseries:
Contains biographical files, correspondence, information on professional affiliations, and obituaries.
Biographical and professional information,
undated
[Box
1]
Biographical sketches, vitae, lists of publications and announcements of awards received,
undated
Correspondence,
1928-1956
[Box
2]
Correspondence,
1928-1929, undated
Scope and Contents note: Biographical information from colleagues and contributors to the Bibliography of the Homoptera. Included are Bergevin, Brancsik, China, Froggatt, Griffini, Horvath, Jacobi, Jensen-Haarip, Lallemand, C. L. Metcalf (Z. P.'s brother), Muir, and Spencer
[Box
3]
Correspondence,
1933-1948
Scope and Contents note: Letters to Frank Porter Graham (1896-1972) detailing Metcalf's views on the coordination of teaching methods between fields of study (1933); about the funding for publication of the Bibliography of the Homoptera (1934); copy of a letter from B. F. Brown, Dean of the School of Science and Business, regarding the proposed curriculum for the School of Industrial Management and the role of the Consolidated University (1934); two personal letters from Graham to Metcalf (1947, 1948)
[Box
4]
Correspondence,
1947-1948
Scope and Contents note: Letters from Byrle Osborn describing his controversial paper on "Human Ecology and the Planned Community," which was apparently denied publication in Ecological Monographs, the Duke University serial of whose editorial board Metcalfe was a member.
[Box
5]
Correspondence,
1935-1956
Scope and Contents note: Letters to and/or from C. P. Alexander, R. E. Blackwelder, J. L. Etchells, C. H. Kennedy, M. G. Mann, W. L. Porter, Pedrito Silva, G. B. Swindell and R. C. Young Professional Affiliations,
undated
[Box
6]
Professional Affiliations,
undated
Scope and Contents note: Miscellaneous items and letters concerning Metcalf's membership in various organizations; among them the Society for the Bibliography of Natural History, the American Museum of Natural History, the Ecological Society of America and the Entomological Society of America. Obituaries,
circa 1955
[Box
7]
Obituaries,
circa 1955
Scope and Contents note: Obituaries by Dr. Clyde F. Smith for publication in various journals; letters to colleagues announcing Metcalfe's death Miscellaneous items,
1941-1982
[Box
8]
Miscellaneous items,
1941-1982
Scope and Contents note: Program for the 16th Annual Meeting of the American Association of Economic Entomologists (1941); unidentified paper entitled "Conference with Dr. Stuhlman, retired professor of physics, Chapel Hill, N.C." (undated); draft of paper entitled "Nomenclature"; letter from Carol S. Parron transferring documents (1982) Collection Correspondence
[Box
9]
Collection Correspondence
Scope and Contents note: Letter from bookseller describing contents of shipment of books for the collection; address label with stamps, correspondence from assistant Virginia Wade regarding the methods of compiling collection. N.C. Entomology Club Newsletter,
1960
[Box
10]
N.C. Entomology Club Newsletter,
1960
Scope and Contents note: Second edition of the newsletter dedicated to Z. P. Metcalf. Besides biographical information, the newsletter contains photographs of staff, faculty and students of the North Carolina State College Department of Entomology, and one of Mrs. Metcalf.
[Box
1-233]
Monographic articles and reprints,
1901-1982
Arranged alphabetically by author.
Arranged alphabetically by author.
[Box
234-324]
Microfilm copies of publications,
1901-1982
Arranged alphabetically by author.
Arranged somewhat alphabetically; cross referenced by card catalogue, call number, and by file.
[Volume
1A1 - 1Z111]
Books and journals,
1741-1982
printed materials
Arranged somewhat alphabetically; cross referenced by card catalogue, call number, and by file.
Contains indexes to research materials.
Species index
[Card Box
1]
Fulgoridae
[Card Box
1]
Fulgorina
[Card Box
1]
Mitricephalus
[Card Box
1]
Phalix
[Card Box
1]
Tettig-Roidea
[Card Box
1]
Tettigometra
[Card Box
1]
Tettigometridae
[Card Box
1]
Tettigometrinae
[Card Box
1]
Tettigometrini
[Card Box
1]
Tettigometrini
[Card Box
2]
Tettigometra
[Card Box
3]
Brachyceps
[Card Box
3]
Eurychila
[Card Box
3]
Hilda
[Card Box
3]
Hildinae
[Card Box
3]
Macrometrina
[Card Box
3]
Mesohilda
[Card Box
3]
Micrometrina
[Card Box
3]
Tettigometra
[Card Box
3]
Tettigometra
[Card Box
4]
Andes
[Card Box
4]
Benna
[Card Box
4]
Bennarella
[Card Box
4]
Bennaria
[Card Box
4]
Bennini
[Card Box
4]
Cixiidae
[Card Box
4]
Cixiinae
[Card Box
4]
Cixoidea
[Card Box
4]
Egropa
[Card Box
4]
Egropinae
[Card Box
4]
Euphyonarthex
[Card Box
4]
Gelastocephalus
[Card Box
4]
Megaloplastinx
[Card Box
4]
Megaloplastinxinae
[Card Box
4]
Mesegropa
[Card Box
4]
Nesocharis
[Card Box
4]
Nesochlamys
[Card Box
4]
Nototettigometra
[Card Box
4]
Parandes
[Card Box
4]
Raatzbrockmannia
[Card Box
4]
Tembandumba
[Card Box
5]
Achaemenes
[Card Box
5]
Adolendana
[Card Box
5]
Australoma
[Card Box
5]
Brixidia
[Card Box
5]
Cixiina
[Card Box
5]
Cixiini
[Card Box
5]
Cubana
[Card Box
5]
Cubanella
[Card Box
5]
Diastrocixius
[Card Box
5]
Dystheatis
[Card Box
5]
Epaustraloma
[Card Box
5]
Eucarpia
[Card Box
5]
Huttia
[Card Box
5]
Innobindus
[Card Box
5]
Kirbyana
[Card Box
5]
Kirbyana
[Card Box
5]
Laptolamia
[Card Box
5]
Melandeva
[Card Box
5]
Mneosyne
[Card Box
5]
Nothocaris
[Card Box
5]
Pintalia
[Card Box
5]
Pintaliini
[Card Box
5]
Ptoleria
[Card Box
5]
Subana
[Card Box
5]
Tarberus
[Card Box
6]
Cyclopoliarus
[Card Box
6]
Epoliarus
[Card Box
6]
Malpha
[Card Box
6]
Oliarus
[Card Box
7]
Oliarus
[Card Box
8]
Hyalesthes
[Card Box
8]
Melanoliarus
[Card Box
8]
Nesoliarus
[Card Box
8]
Nesopompe
[Card Box
8]
Oliaronus
[Card Box
8]
Oliarus
[Card Box
8]
Palaeoliarus
[Card Box
9]
Aka
[Card Box
9]
Betacixius
[Card Box
9]
Bothriocerodes
[Card Box
9]
Cajeta
[Card Box
9]
Calamister
[Card Box
9]
Carolus
[Card Box
9]
Colvanalia
[Card Box
9]
Dysoliarus
[Card Box
9]
Hemitropis
[Card Box
9]
Hyalesthes
[Card Box
9]
Kuvera
[Card Box
9]
Macrocixius
[Card Box
9]
Monorachis
[Card Box
9]
Moyosella
[Card Box
9]
Muirolonia
[Card Box
9]
Mundopa
[Card Box
9]
Myndina
[Card Box
9]
Myndus
[Card Box
9]
Pseudoliarus
[Card Box
9]
Pseudyalesthes
[Card Box
9]
Semo
[Card Box
9]
Solonaima
[Card Box
9]
Trigocranus
[Card Box
9]
Trirhacus
[Card Box
9]
Urvillea
[Card Box
9]
Volcanalia
[Card Box
10]
Anila
[Card Box
10]
Cixius
[Card Box
10]
Haplaxius
[Card Box
10]
Koroana
[Card Box
10]
Leades
[Card Box
10]
Myndorus
[Card Box
10]
Myndus
[Card Box
10]
Nesomyndus
[Card Box
10]
Paramyndus
[Card Box
10]
Vincentia
[Card Box
11]
Ceratocixius
[Card Box
11]
Cixius
[Card Box
11]
Nanocixius
[Card Box
11]
Neocixius
[Card Box
11]
Sphaerocixius
[Card Box
12]
Ceratocixius
[Card Box
12]
Cixius
[Card Box
12]
Sciocixius
[Card Box
12]
Tachycixius
[Card Box
13]
Acantocixius
[Card Box
13]
Cixius
[Card Box
13]
Leirioessa
[Card Box
13]
Oecleus
[Card Box
13]
Oliarissa
[Card Box
13]
Orinocixius
[Card Box
13]
Paracixius
[Card Box
13]
Pseudocixius
[Card Box
13]
Rhamphixius
[Card Box
14]
Adolenda
[Card Box
14]
Antillixius
[Card Box
14]
Aulocrypha
[Card Box
14]
Bodecia
[Card Box
14]
Borysthenes
[Card Box
14]
Bothriocera
[Card Box
14]
Bothrioceratta
[Card Box
14]
Bothriocerinae
[Card Box
14]
Bothriocerini
[Card Box
14]
Brixia
[Card Box
14]
Chlorodus
[Card Box
14]
Cixiosoma
[Card Box
14]
Duiliopsis
[Card Box
14]
Duilius
[Card Box
14]
Euryphlepsia
[Card Box
14]
Iolania
[Card Box
14]
Ipsnola
[Card Box
14]
Ipsnola
[Card Box
14]
Micrixia
[Card Box
14]
Microledrida
[Card Box
14]
Nymphocixia
[Card Box
14]
Pachyntheisa
[Card Box
14]
Platycixius
[Card Box
14]
Stenophlepsia
[Card Box
14]
Stenophlepsini
[Card Box
14]
Timuria
[Card Box
14]
Tiriteana
[Card Box
15]
Araeopidae
[Card Box
15]
Araeopidae
[Card Box
15]
Typographical error cross-listing cards: Amblycratus - Usana
[Card Box
16]
Asiraca
[Card Box
16]
Asiracinae
[Card Box
16]
Canyra
[Card Box
16]
Copicerus
[Card Box
16]
Elaphodelphax
[Card Box
16]
Epiphidis
[Card Box
16]
Eucanyra
[Card Box
16]
Ideosemus
[Card Box
16]
Ostama
[Card Box
16]
Punana
[Card Box
17]
Alohini
[Card Box
17]
Araeopinae
[Card Box
17]
Bergias
[Card Box
17]
Consualia
[Card Box
17]
Idiosystatus
[Card Box
17]
Jugodina
[Card Box
17]
Leialoha
[Card Box
17]
Melanesia
[Card Box
17]
Nesodryas
[Card Box
17]
Nesorestias
[Card Box
17]
Nesothoe
[Card Box
17]
Nothorestias
[Card Box
17]
Pentagramma
[Card Box
17]
Perimececera
[Card Box
17]
Tetrasteira
[Card Box
17]
Ugyopana
[Card Box
17]
Ugyops
[Card Box
18]
Aloha
[Card Box
18]
Ambarvalia
[Card Box
18]
Burnilia
[Card Box
18]
Dict. ... delphax
[Card Box
18]
Proterosydne
[Card Box
18]
Stiroma
[Card Box
18]
Stobaera
[Card Box
18]
Tropidocephala
[Card Box
18]
Tropidocephalini
[Card Box
18]
Vizcaya
[Card Box
19]
Alohini : multiple geni
[Card Box
19]
Araeopini : multiple geni
[Card Box
20]
Araeopini: multiple geni
[Card Box
21]
Araeopini: multiple geni
[Card Box
22]
Araeopini: multiple geni
[Card Box
23]
Araeopini: multiple geni
[Card Box
24]
Araeopini: multiple geni
[Card Box
25]
Araeopini: multiple geni
[Card Box
26]
Araeopini: multiple geni
[Card Box
27]
Araeopini: multiple geni
[Card Box
28]
Araeopini: multiple geni
[Card Box
29]
Araeopini: multiple geni
[Card Box
30]
Araeopini: multiple geni
[Card Box
31]
Araeopini: multiple geni
[Card Box
32]
Araeopini: multiple geni
[Card Box
33]
Araeopini: multiple geni
[Card Box
34]
Araeopini: multiple geni
[Card Box
35]
Araeopini: multiple geni
[Card Box
36]
Araeopini: multiple geni
[Card Box
37]
Araeopini: multiple geni
[Card Box
37]
Araeopini: typographic error cross-index cards
[Card Box
37]
Araeopini: typographic error cross-index cards
[Card Box
38]
Araeopini: typographic error cross-index cards
[Card Box
39]
Araeopini: typographic error cross-index cards
[Card Box
39]
Derbidae
[Card Box
39]
Zoraidinae
[Card Box
39]
Zoraidini: multiple geni
[Card Box
40]
Zoraidini: multiple geni
[Card Box
41]
Derbinae
[Card Box
41]
Derbini: multiple geni
[Card Box
41]
Rhotanini: multiple geni
[Card Box
41]
Sikaianini: multiple geni
[Card Box
41]
Zoraidini: multiple geni
[Card Box
42]
Cenchreini: multiple geni
[Card Box
42]
Rhotanini: multiple geni
[Card Box
43]
Cenchreini: multiple geni
[Card Box
44]
Cenchreini: multiple geni
[Card Box
44]
Otiocerini: multiple geni
[Card Box
45]
Otiocerini: multiple geni
[Card Box
46]
Otiocerini: multiple geni
[Card Box
46]
Otiocerini: typographical error cross-index cards
[Card Box
47]
Dicopterini: multiple geni
[Card Box
47]
Dictopharidae
[Card Box
47]
Dictopharinae
[Card Box
47]
Dictyopharini: multiple geni
[Card Box
47]
Otiocerini: typographical error cross-index cards
[Card Box
48]
Dictyopharini: multiple geni
[Card Box
49]
Dictyopharini: multiple geni
[Card Box
50]
Achilixiidae: multiple geni
[Card Box
50]
Dictyopharini: typographic error cross-index cards
[Card Box
50]
Kinnaridae: multiple geni
[Card Box
50]
Kinnarinae: multiple geni
[Card Box
50]
Meenopilidae: multiple geni
[Card Box
50]
Meenoplinae: multiple geni
[Card Box
50]
Nisiinae: multiple geni
[Card Box
51]
Prosotropinae: multiple geni
[Card Box
52]
Prosotropinae: multiple geni
[Card Box
53]
Almanini: multiple geni
[Card Box
53]
Lyncidini: multiple geni
[Card Box
53]
Orgeriini: multiple geni
[Card Box
53]
Orgerinae: multiple geni
[Card Box
53]
Prosotropinae: multiple geni
[Card Box
54]
Orgeriini: multiple geni
[Card Box
55]
Fulgoridae
[Card Box
55]
Fulgoridae
[Card Box
55]
Orgeriini: typographical error cross-index cards
[Card Box
56]
Lystrini: multiple geni
[Card Box
56]
Paralystrini: multiple geni
[Card Box
56]
Phenacinae: multiple geni
[Card Box
56]
Poiocerinae: multiple geni
[Card Box
56]
Poiocerini: multiple geni
[Card Box
57]
Poiocerini: multiple geni
[Card Box
58]
Amaclini: multiple geni
[Card Box
58]
Amaclynae: multiple geni
[Card Box
58]
Aphaeininae: multiple geni
[Card Box
58]
Aphaeinini: multiple geni
[Card Box
58]
Diloburini: multiple geni
[Card Box
58]
Enchophorini: multiple geni
[Card Box
58]
Poiocerini: multiple geni
[Card Box
58]
Xosopharini: multiple geni
[Card Box
59]
Aphaeinini: multiple geni
[Card Box
60]
Aphaeinini: multiple geni
[Card Box
60]
Fulgorinae: multiple geni
[Card Box
60]
Laternariini: multiple geni
[Card Box
61]
Fulgorini: multiple geni
[Card Box
61]
Laternariini: multiple geni
[Card Box
62]
Fulgorini: multiple geni
[Card Box
62]
Zannini: multiple geni
[Card Box
63]
Zannini: multiple geni
[Card Box
63]
Zaumseiliini: multiple geni
[Card Box
63]
Zaumseiliini: typographical error cross-index cards
[Card Box
64]
Achilinae: multiple geni
[Card Box
64]
Achilini: multiple geni
[Card Box
64]
Apatesoninae: multiple geni
[Card Box
64]
Plectoderini: multiple geni
[Card Box
65]
Elidipterini: multiple geni
[Card Box
65]
Plectoderini: multiple geni
[Card Box
66]
Breddiniolini: multiple geni
[Card Box
66]
Elidipterini: multiple geni
[Card Box
66]
Myconini: multiple geni
[Card Box
66]
Peggiogini
[Card Box
66]
Rhotalini: multiple geni
[Card Box
66]
Rhotalini: typographical error cross-index cards
[Card Box
66]
Tropiduchidae
[Card Box
66]
Tropiduchinae
[Card Box
67]
Alcestini: multiple geni
[Card Box
67]
Catuuliini: multiple geni
[Card Box
67]
Peggiogini: multiple geni
[Card Box
67]
Tambiniinae: multiple geni
[Card Box
67]
Tropiduchini: multiple geni
[Card Box
68]
Tambiniini: multiple geni
[Card Box
68]
Trypetmorphini: multiple geni
[Card Box
69]
Cyphoceratop: multiple geni
[Card Box
69]
Fulgoroidea: typographical error cross-index cards
[Card Box
69]
Hiraciini: multiple geni
[Card Box
69]
Paracanini: multiple geni
[Card Box
69]
Tambiniini: multiple geni
[Card Box
70]
Fulgoroidea: typographical error cross-index cards
[Card Box
70]
Nogodinidae: multiple geni
[Card Box
71]
Flatidae: multiple geni
[Card Box
71]
Flatinae: multiple geni
[Card Box
71]
Nogodinidae: multiple geni
[Card Box
71]
Phromniini: multiple geni
[Card Box
72]
Phromniini: multiple geni
[Card Box
72]
Poekillopterini: multiple geni
[Card Box
73]
Ceryniini: multiple geni
[Card Box
73]
Flatiini: multiple geni
[Card Box
73]
Phantiini: multiple geni
[Card Box
73]
Poekillopterini: multiple geni
[Card Box
73]
Sisciini: multiple geni
[Card Box
74]
Flatiini: multiple geni
[Card Box
74]
Flatina: multiple geni
[Card Box
75]
Flatina: multiple geni
[Card Box
75]
Nephesini: multiple geni
[Card Box
76]
Nephesini: multiple geni
[Card Box
78]
Nephesini: multiple geni
[Card Box
78]
Selizini: multiple geni
[Card Box
79]
Flatoidinae: multiple geni
[Card Box
79]
Selizini: multiple geni
[Card Box
80]
Flatoidinae: multiple geni
[Card Box
81]
Typographical error cross-index cards
[Card Box
82]
Acanaloniidae: multiple geni
[Card Box
82]
Issoidea
[Card Box
82]
Typographical error cross-index cards
[Card Box
83]
Acanaloniidae: multiple geni
[Card Box
83]
Ahomoc--llini: multiple geni
[Card Box
83]
Caliscelinae: multiple geni
[Card Box
83]
Caliscelini: multiple geni
[Card Box
83]
Issidae: multiple geni
[Card Box
84]
Caliscelini: multiple geni
[Card Box
84]
Ommatidiotini: multiple geni
[Card Box
85]
Hemisphaeriinae: multiple geni
[Card Box
85]
Ommatidiotini: multiple geni
[Card Box
86]
Hemisphaeriinae: multiple geni
[Card Box
86]
Hysteropterini: multiple geni
[Card Box
86]
Issinae: multiple geni
[Card Box
87]
Hysteropterini: multiple geni
[Card Box
88]
Hysteropterini: multiple geni
[Card Box
89]
Hysteropterini: multiple geni
[Card Box
89]
Issini: multiple geni
[Card Box
90]
Issini: multiple geni
[Card Box
90]
Thioniini: multiple geni
[Card Box
91]
Thioniini: multiple geni
[Card Box
92]
Thioniini: multiple geni
[Card Box
92]
Tonginae: multiple geni
[Card Box
92]
Trienopinae: multiple geni
[Card Box
93]
Tonginae: multiple geni
[Card Box
93]
Typographical error cross-index cards
[Card Box
94]
Ricaniidae: multiple geni
[Card Box
94]
Typographical error cross-index cards
[Card Box
95]
Ricaniidae: multiple geni
[Card Box
95]
Ricaniidae: typographical error cross-index cards
[Card Box
96]
Ricaniidae: multiple geni
[Card Box
97]
Ricaniidae: multiple geni
[Card Box
97]
Ricaniidae: typographical error cross-index cards
[Card Box
98]
Elasmocelini: multiple geni
[Card Box
98]
Eligaini: multiple geni
[Card Box
98]
Lophopidae
[Card Box
98]
Lophopinae
[Card Box
98]
Lophopini: multiple geni
[Card Box
98]
Menoscaini: multiple geni
[Card Box
98]
Pitambarini: multiple geni
[Card Box
99]
Acarinae: multiple geni
[Card Box
99]
Acarninae: multiple geni
[Card Box
99]
Acarnini: multiple geni
[Card Box
99]
Augilini: multiple geni
[Card Box
99]
Eligaini: multiple geni
[Card Box
99]
Eurybrachidae: multiple geni
[Card Box
99]
Eurybrachinae: multiple geni
[Card Box
99]
Eurybrachinini: multiple geni
[Card Box
99]
Loxocephalini: multiple geni
[Card Box
100]
Ancyrini: multiple geni
[Card Box
100]
Aspidoxini: multiple geni
[Card Box
100]
Dardini: multiple geni
[Card Box
100]
Frutini: multiple geni
[Card Box
100]
Gengidae: multiple geni
[Card Box
100]
Hypochthonellini: multiple geni
[Card Box
100]
Loxocephalini: multiple geni
[Card Box
100]
Platybrachinae: multiple geni
[Card Box
100]
Platybrachini: multiple geni
Journal index
[Card Box
101]
A - Berliner
[Card Box
102]
Biennial - Circular
[Card Box
103]
Circular - Informe
[Card Box
104]
Initiations - Mi
[Card Box
105]
Mo - Pr
[Card Box
106]
Ps - Tea
[Card Box
107]
Tech - Z
Topical index
[Card Box
108]
Comprehensive
[Card Box
108]
Morphology: External
[Card Box
109]
Ecology
[Card Box
109]
Embryology
[Card Box
109]
Morphology: External
[Card Box
109]
Morphology: Internal
[Card Box
109]
Physiology
[Card Box
110]
Ecology
[Card Box
110]
Economics
[Card Box
111]
Economics
[Card Box
112]
Special Crops
[Card Box
113]
Special Crops
[Card Box
114]
Metamorphosis
[Card Box
114]
Special Crops
[Card Box
115]
Metamorphosis
[Card Box
116]
Paleontology
[Card Box
116]
Phylogeny
[Card Box
116]
Systematics
Taxonomic index
[Card Box
116]
Taxonomic index
[Card Box
117]
Taxonomic index
[Card Box
117]
Cixiaria
[Card Box
117]
Flataria
[Card Box
117]
Flatida
[Card Box
117]
Fulgoraria
[Card Box
117]
Fulgorida
[Card Box
117]
Fulgorina
[Card Box
117]
Tettigometrarini
[Card Box
118]
Cercoparia
[Card Box
118]
Cicadida
[Card Box
118]
Cicadina
[Card Box
118]
Cixiaria
[Card Box
118]
Iassida
[Card Box
119]
Iassaria
[Card Box
120]
Iassaria
Geographic index
[Card Box
120]
Distribution
[Card Box
121]
Palearctic
[Card Box
121]
Palearctic
[Card Box
122]
Malaysian
[Card Box
122]
Near Arctic
[Card Box
122]
Neotropical
[Card Box
123]
Neotropical
[Card Box
123]
Ethiopian
[Card Box
123]
Oriental
[Card Box
123]
Caribbean
[Card Box
124]
Caribbean
[Card Box
124]
Australian
[Card Box
124]
Austromalaysian
[Card Box
124]
Magrian
[Card Box
124]
Maorian
[Card Box
124]
Oceanic Region
Author index
[Card Box
124]
A - Atherton
[Card Box
125]
Atkinson - Bonds
[Card Box
126]
Bonde - Codina
[Card Box
127]
Cogan - Distant
[Card Box
128]
Ditman - Ferrari
[Card Box
129]
Fieber - Gortner
[Card Box
130]
Gossard - Horton
[Card Box
131]
Horvath - Kirk
[Card Box
132]
Kirkaldy - Limberk
[Card Box
133]
Lindberg - Metcalf
[Card Box
134]
Metcalf - Orton
[Card Box
135]
Osborn - Retzius
[Card Box
136]
Reuter - de Seta
[Card Box
137]
Severin - Swenk
[Card Box
138]
Swezey - Wallis
[Card Box
139]
Walsh - Zscheile
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