Thomas Vernon Wollaston

English entomologist (1822-1878)

Born	1822
Died	1878

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On the variation of species, with especial reference to the Insecta: followed by an inquiry into the nature of genera

by Thomas Vernon Wollaston First published in 1856 — 6 editions
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Coleoptera Atlantidum: being an enumeration of the coleopterous insects of the Madeiras, Salvages, and Canaries.

by Thomas Vernon Wollaston First published in 1865 — 2 editions
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Testacea Atlantica: or the land and freshwater shells of the Azores, Madeiras, Salvages, Canaries, Cape Verdes, and Saint Helena

by Thomas Vernon Wollaston First published in 1878 — 2 editions
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On the Halticidæ of the Canary Islands

by Thomas Vernon Wollaston First published in 1862 — 1 edition

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On certain coleopterous insects from the Cape of Good Hope

by Thomas Vernon Wollaston First published in 1862 — 1 edition

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Notes on Tarphii, with the description of an allied genus

by Thomas Vernon Wollaston First published in 1862 — 1 edition

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On the Canarian malacoderms

by Thomas Vernon Wollaston First published in 1862 — 1 edition

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On certain Coleoptera from St. Helena

by Thomas Vernon Wollaston First published in 1862 — 1 edition

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On the Coleoptera of the Salvages

by Thomas Vernon Wollaston First published in 1862 — 1 edition

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On the Canarian longicorns

by Thomas Vernon Wollaston First published in 1866 — 1 edition

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Coleoptera maderensia

by Thomas Vernon Wollaston First published in 1854 — 1 edition

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Lyra devoniensis.

by Thomas Vernon Wollaston First published in 1968 — 1 edition

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Coleoptera Sanctæ-Helenæ

by Thomas Vernon Wollaston First published in 1877 — 1 edition
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Coleoptera Hesperidum: being an enumeration of the coleopterous insects of the Cape Verde archipelago

by Thomas Vernon Wollaston First published in 1867 — 1 edition
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On the genera of the Cossonidae.

by Thomas Vernon Wollaston First published in 1873 — 1 edition
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Insecta maderensia: being an account of the insects of the islands of the Madeiran group.

by Thomas Vernon Wollaston First published in 1854 — 1 edition
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English entomologist (1822-1878)

Born	1822
Died	1878

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OLID: OL2515439A
ISNI: 0000000081698412
Library of Congress Names: n88647872
Project Gutenberg: 39549
SBN/ICCU (National Library Service of Italy): RMSV038729
VIAF: 100374776
Wikidata: Q347283
Inventaire.io: wd:Q347283

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