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THE LINNAEUS APOSTLES

GLOBAL SCIENCE & ADVENTURE

EUROPE • MIDDLE EAST, NORTH EAST & WEST AFRICA

VOLUME FOUR

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Acherontia atropos, (Linn.), Death-Head's Hawkmoth > Sphinx Atropos
almond moth, (Walker) > Moth of the Fig-tree
almond moth, (Walker) > Phalaena amygdali fructus
almond moth, (Walker)
ants
Bombyx mori, Linn., silk worm (the larva of domesticated silkmoth) > Phalaena mori
Bombyx mori, Linn., silk worm (the larva of domesticated silkmoth) > silk worm
insects
locusts
moth of the Fig-tree, Phalaena ficus, perhaps; Ephestia cautella, (Walker), Almond moth
moths
Phalaena amygdali fructus, Cadra cautella (syn. Ephestia cautella) (Walker), Almond moth
Phalaena ficus, perhaps; Ephestia cautella, (Walker), Almond moth > Moth of the Fig-tree
Phalaena mori, Bombyx mori, Linn., silk worm (the larva of domesticated silkmoth)
silk worm, Bombyx mori, Linn., silk worm (the larva of domesticated silkmoth)
silk
Sphinx Atropos, Acherontia atropos (Linn.), Death-Head's Hawkmoth


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