Explanation of Terms Used in Entomology By: John Bernhard Smith (1858-1912)
"Explanation of Terms Used in Entomology" is an insightful and comprehensive guide for anyone interested in the fascinating world of insects. Authored by John Bernhard Smith, a highly regarded entomologist, this book provides an invaluable resource for understanding the diverse terminology associated with this field of study. Smith's expertise shines through as he takes readers on a journey through the intricacies of entomological language. Organized in a clear and logical manner, the book begins with a concise introduction that not only outlines the importance of proper terminology but also highlights the evolution of entomology as a science. One of the book's notable strengths is its extensive coverage of entomological terms. Smith leaves no stone unturned, ensuring that readers grasp the nuances of each term, from basic concepts to more specialized jargon. He skillfully presents each term's definition, along with insightful explanations and examples, making it highly accessible even to those with limited background knowledge in the subject. The language in "Explanation of Terms Used in Entomology" strikes a perfect balance between clarity and depth. Smith's writing style is engaging and concise, which is commendable given the complex nature of the subject matter. Whether discussing taxonomic classifications, anatomical structures, or insect behavior, he manages to capture the attention of the reader and maintain their interest throughout. In addition to its comprehensive nature, this book also serves as a valuable reference tool. Smith includes a detailed index, allowing readers to quickly locate specific terms and retrieve the information they require. This feature is especially beneficial for students, researchers, and enthusiasts who rely on accurate terminology for their work. Furthermore, "Explanation of Terms Used in Entomology" is beautifully enhanced by the inclusion of intricate illustrations. These illustrations, meticulously drawn and labeled, provide a visual representation that greatly aids understanding, particularly for complex anatomical structures or descriptions of life cycles. While the book is undoubtedly a remarkable resource, it should be noted that it primarily focuses on terminology rather than deep explorations of entomological concepts. Readers seeking an in-depth understanding of evolutionary biology or ecological relationships may need to supplement their knowledge with additional resources. Overall, "Explanation of Terms Used in Entomology" is a must-have reference for anyone interested in the fascinating world of insects. John Bernhard Smith's expertise, combined with his accessible writing style and clear explanation of entomological terminology, makes this book an invaluable addition to the field. Whether you are a student, researcher, or simply an insect enthusiast, this book will undoubtedly enhance your understanding and appreciation of these remarkable creatures. First Page: EXPLANATION OF TERMS USED IN ENTOMOLOGY PREPARED BY JOHN B. SMITH, Sc.D. Professor of Entomology in Rutgers College, &c. PUBLISHED BY THE BROOKLYN ENTOMOLOGICAL SOCIETY BROOKLYN, N. Y. 1906 PRESS OF THE NEW ERA PRINTING COMPANY LANCASTER, PA. {Scanner's note: This book is about a century old at the time of scanning. I found it in the discard pile of a local university library. I find the book to be of exceptional historical interest in the insights it gives into the development of early modern entomological science. It also is of practical value as a source for terms that are obscure to modern users because they are no longer current. I have edited the text as well as I could and I think it is by now very usable, but do treat any really suspicious looking passages with reserve. I have avoided the use of non alphabetic symbols as far as I could, for example Greek letters and male, female and hermaphroditic symbols, but if you encounter difficulties you might find the problem there. Also, the colour table at the end is not really much good for anything beyond general impressions; not only are the paper and ink old, but between my scanner and your screen or printer, there is room for too much misinterpretation of precise colour, for anyone to take it seriously. In any case, enjoy... Continue reading book >>

Explanation of Terms Used in Entomology By: John Bernhard Smith (1858-1912)

"Explanation of Terms Used in Entomology" is an insightful and comprehensive guide for anyone interested in the fascinating world of insects. Authored by John Bernhard Smith, a highly regarded entomologist, this book provides an invaluable resource for understanding the diverse terminology associated with this field of study.

Smith's expertise shines through as he takes readers on a journey through the intricacies of entomological language. Organized in a clear and logical manner, the book begins with a concise introduction that not only outlines the importance of proper terminology but also highlights the evolution of entomology as a science.

One of the book's notable strengths is its extensive coverage of entomological terms. Smith leaves no stone unturned, ensuring that readers grasp the nuances of each term, from basic concepts to more specialized jargon. He skillfully presents each term's definition, along with insightful explanations and examples, making it highly accessible even to those with limited background knowledge in the subject.

The language in "Explanation of Terms Used in Entomology" strikes a perfect balance between clarity and depth. Smith's writing style is engaging and concise, which is commendable given the complex nature of the subject matter. Whether discussing taxonomic classifications, anatomical structures, or insect behavior, he manages to capture the attention of the reader and maintain their interest throughout.

In addition to its comprehensive nature, this book also serves as a valuable reference tool. Smith includes a detailed index, allowing readers to quickly locate specific terms and retrieve the information they require. This feature is especially beneficial for students, researchers, and enthusiasts who rely on accurate terminology for their work.

Furthermore, "Explanation of Terms Used in Entomology" is beautifully enhanced by the inclusion of intricate illustrations. These illustrations, meticulously drawn and labeled, provide a visual representation that greatly aids understanding, particularly for complex anatomical structures or descriptions of life cycles.

While the book is undoubtedly a remarkable resource, it should be noted that it primarily focuses on terminology rather than deep explorations of entomological concepts. Readers seeking an in-depth understanding of evolutionary biology or ecological relationships may need to supplement their knowledge with additional resources.

Overall, "Explanation of Terms Used in Entomology" is a must-have reference for anyone interested in the fascinating world of insects. John Bernhard Smith's expertise, combined with his accessible writing style and clear explanation of entomological terminology, makes this book an invaluable addition to the field. Whether you are a student, researcher, or simply an insect enthusiast, this book will undoubtedly enhance your understanding and appreciation of these remarkable creatures.

First Page:

EXPLANATION OF TERMS USED IN ENTOMOLOGY

PREPARED BY JOHN B. SMITH, Sc.D. Professor of Entomology in Rutgers College, &c.

PUBLISHED BY THE BROOKLYN ENTOMOLOGICAL SOCIETY BROOKLYN, N. Y. 1906

PRESS OF THE NEW ERA PRINTING COMPANY LANCASTER, PA.

{Scanner's note: This book is about a century old at the time of scanning. I found it in the discard pile of a local university library. I find the book to be of exceptional historical interest in the insights it gives into the development of early modern entomological science. It also is of practical value as a source for terms that are obscure to modern users because they are no longer current.

I have edited the text as well as I could and I think it is by now very usable, but do treat any really suspicious looking passages with reserve. I have avoided the use of non alphabetic symbols as far as I could, for example Greek letters and male, female and hermaphroditic symbols, but if you encounter difficulties you might find the problem there. Also, the colour table at the end is not really much good for anything beyond general impressions; not only are the paper and ink old, but between my scanner and your screen or printer, there is room for too much misinterpretation of precise colour, for anyone to take it seriously.

In any case, enjoy... Continue reading book >>

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