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Title informationIntroduction to California BeetlesSeries: CALIFORNIA NATURAL HISTORY GUIDES 78 Arthur V Evans and James N Hogue
299 pages, col and b/w photos.California University Press
Softcover | 2004 | £11.50 | approx. $23/€15
 #144921 | ISBN-10: 0520240359
Hardcover | 2004 | £29.95 | approx. $60/€38
#144920 | ISBN-10: 0520240340
With around 8,000 species living in California, beetles represent the largest and most diverse group of organisms in the state and are an excellent subject for study since they can be found almost everywhere. In addition to providing information on where to find and how to study beetles, the book also gives an engaging and accessible overview of their natural history, biology, distribution, and relation to humans. Other titles from the same publisher  related organisations include: The Coleopterists Society If you are involved in a scientific, conservation or environmental organisation and would like to be listed, please see our NHBS-Xchange information page. |
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