Andrew Murray
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(Suggest an Edit or Addition)According to Wikipedia, Andrew Dickson Murray was a Scottish lawyer, botanist, zoologist and entomologist. Murray studied insects which caused crop damage, specialising in the Coleoptera. In botany, he specialised in the Coniferae, in particular the Pacific rim conifer species.
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- The geographical distribution of mammals (37)
- List of Coleoptera received from Old Calabarc on the West Coast of Africa (1867) (34)
- The geographical distribution of mammals. By Andrew Murray. (28)
- XIII. Monograph of the Family of Nitidulariæ. (1864) (22)
- X.—List of Coleoptera received from Old Calabar, on the West Coast of Africa (1857) (16)
- Monograph of the family of Nitidulariae. Part I (1864) (12)
- On the Geographical Relations of the Chief Coleopterous Faunæ. (1870) (7)
- 2. On Mr Darwin's Theory of the Origin of Species. (6)
- 14. Description of Crocodilus Frontatus, a New Crocodile from Old Calabar River, West Africa. (4)
- The Museum Mite (1877) (2)
- On an undescribed light-giving Coleopterous Larva (provisionally named Astraptor illuminator). (1868) (2)
- XV.—List of Coleoptera received from Old Calabar, on the West Coast of Africa (1858) (2)
- XXVIII.—Description of new Sertulariadæ from the Californian Coast (1860) (2)
- XXIV.—On the Pediculi infesting the Different Races of Man (2)
- XXVIII. On the Geographical Relations of the Coleoptera of Old Calabar. (1862) (2)
- On Venomous Caterpillars (1873) (1)
- XXXIV.—On the habits of the Prisopi (1866) (1)
- Catalogue of the Coleoptera of Scotland, by Andrew Murray ... aided by the Rev. William Little, Messieurs James Hardy, Robt. Hislop, John T. Syme, Dr. W. H. Lowe, and other Scottish entomologists. (1)
- On the habits of the Prisopi. (1)
- 2. On the Pediculi infesting the Different Races of Man (1)
- 3. On Insect Vision and Blind Insects. (1)
- LI.—List of Coleoptera received from Old Calabar, on the West Coast of Africa (1870) (1)
- The Locust Plague in America (1878) (1)
- XXXIII.—Monograph of the genusCatops (1856) (1)
- XXX.—A last word in reply to Dr. Chapman and Mr. Frederick Smith on the relations of the wasp and Rhipiphorus (1870) (0)
- II. Account of the Insect which infests the Seeds of Picea nobilis (0)
- 2. Notice regarding the Branchial Sac of the Simple Ascidiæ (0)
- L.—List of Coleoptera received from Old Calabar, on the Weset Coast of Africa (1870) (0)
- XVIII.—Conclusion of the history of the wasp and Rhipiphorus paradoxus, with description and figure of the grub of the latter (1870) (0)
- XVII.—Notice of a marked variety of Patella vulgata (proposed to be named var. intermedia), found in Guernsey and Jersey (from information communicated by Dr. Knapp) (1857) (0)
- 3. Description of Sphyrocephalus Labrosus, aNew Bat from Old Calabar River, Western Africa. (0)
- XXX.—On the homologies of the male and female flowers of Conifers (1866) (0)
- Mimicry versus Hybridisation (0)
- On the early Stages of Development of Orthopterous Insects. (1863) (0)
- 2. On the Structure and Functions of the Branchial Sac of the Simple Ascidiæ. (0)
- On the question proposed for disussion to the Botanical Congress at St. Petersburg, what trees are best adapted for cultivation in the south of Russia, by Andrew Murray. (0)
- On the Diminution of the Volume of the Sea during past Geological Epochs (1868) (0)
- XLII.—On some points in the history and relations of the wasp (Vespa vulgaris) and Rhipiphorus paradoxus (1869) (0)
- XXX.—Note on the egg of Rhipiphorus paradoxus (1870) (0)
- Economic Entomology (0)
- XL.—Additional remarks on the homologies of the flowers of Conifers (1866) (0)
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