| Record ID | ia:honeybeeitsnatur00samu |
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100 10 $aSamuelson, James,$d1829-
245 14 $aThe honey-bee;$bits natural history, habits, anatomy, and microscopical beauties. With tinted illustrations.$cBy James Samuelson, assisted by J. Braxton Hicks. Also two chapters on instinct and reason; being an introduction to the study of comparative psychology, by the same author.
260 00 $aLondon,$bJ. Van Voorst,$c1860.
300 $axvi, 166 p.$b8 plates.
500 $aHalf title: Humble creatures, part II. The honey-bee.
596 $a32
650 0 $aBees
700 11 $aHicks, John Braxton,$d1823-1897
740 0 $aHumble creatures
948 $a07/15/1992$b12/28/1992
598 $aNEW
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