Catalogue Of Halticidae In The Collection Of The British Museum: By The Rev. Hamlet Clark

This is a meticulous catalogue of the Halticidae (flea beetles) collection housed in the British Museum, compiled by the Rev. Hamlet Clark. "Catalogue Of Halticidae In The Collection Of The British Museum" offers a detailed inventory of these insects, providing valuable information for entomologists, zoologists, and researchers interested in the history of scientific collections. The catalogue includes descriptions, classifications, and locations of specimens, making it an essential reference for anyone studying Halticidae or the broader field of entomology. This work provides a fascinating glimpse into the state of entomological knowledge and collection practices during the time it was written.

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