Etudes de lépidoptérologie comparée, Fasc. 4 bis 1910, by Charles Oberthür, presents a detailed study within the field of lepidopterology. This French-language volume delves into the comparative aspects of butterflies and moths, offering insights valuable to entomologists and natural history enthusiasts.
Originally published in 1903, this work provides a historical perspective on the study of Lepidoptera, reflecting the state of knowledge and research methodologies of the early 20th century. Oberthür's detailed observations and analyses contribute to a broader understanding of insect biodiversity and evolution. This edition is a valuable addition to any collection focused on natural history and entomology.
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