British Beetles. Transferred From Curtis’s British Entomology

Edward Wesley Janson's British Beetles is a classic work of entomology that describes all the known species of beetles in Britain. Based on the work of the famous entomologist William Curtis, Janson's book is a detailed and comprehensive catalog of these fascinating insects. With numerous illustrations and detailed descriptions, this book is an invaluable resource for anyone interested in the world of beetles.

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