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According to Wikipedia , Melville Harrison Hatch was an American entomologist who specialized in the study of beetles. His long career at the University of Washington was highlighted by the publication of the seminal, five-volume work Beetles of the Pacific Northwest. Hatch is responsible for the identification and naming of 13 species.
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1930 1940 1950 1960 1970 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 Published Works The Natural Classification of the Families of Coleoptera (1956) The beetles of the Pacific Northwest : Part 3: Pselaphidae and diversicornia I (1962) (85)The Chelifera and Isopoda of Washington and adjacent regions (1947) (62)Revision of the Genus Calendra (Formerly Sphenophorus) in the United States and Mexico (Coleoptera, Curculionidae) (1952) The beetles of the Pacific Northwest : Part 2: Staphyliniformia (1957) (42)The beetles of the Pacific Northwest : Part 1: Introduction and adephaga (1953) Alienation as a deterrent to well-child supervision. (1966) Catalogue Illustré' Des Lucanides Du Globe (1954) Orientation and "fright" reactions of whirligig beetles (Gyrinidae). Deterrents to well-child supervision. (1966) Studies on the Silphinæ (17)The beetles of the Pacific Northwest : Part 5: Rhipiceroidea, sternoxi, phytophaga, rhynchophora, and lamellicornia (1971) (16)Revision Generale Des Harpalinae D'Afrique Et De Madagascar (Coleoptera, Carabidae) (1952) Coleoptera of Washington chrysomelidae (1932) (9)Records and New Species of Coleoptera from Oklahoma (1930) (8)Notes on Carabidae (1933) (6)Response of X-irradiated Mice to Intravenous Inoculation of Intestinal Bacteria.∗ (1952) A revision of fossil Gyrinidae (1927) (5)Note on the Food of the Black Widow Spider (1934) (5)The Food of the Black Widow Spider on Whidby Island, Washington (1938) (5)Notes on Two Species of Gastrotricha from Washington (1939) The Liberation of Hippodamia convergens in the Yakima Valley of Washington, 1943 to 1946 (1948) Records of Terrestrial Isopoda or Sow Bugs from North America (1939) Pselaphidae and diversicornia (1961) (4)RECORDS OF COLEOPTERA FROM MONTANA (1933) New species of Amara from Washington (1939) (3)Studies on the Coleoptera of the Pacific northwest.1 (1949) (3)Studies on Hydroporus (1933) (3)Observations on Silphinæ with a Note on Intraspecific Variations and Their Designation (1940) (3)The beetles of the Pacific Northwest : Part 4: Macrodactyles, Palpicornes, and Heteromera (1965) (3)A bibliographical Catalogue of the injurious Arachnids and Insects of Washington. (1938) (3)Mr. Ross H. Arnett's 'Revision of the Nearctic Silphini and Nicrophorini' (1946) (3)The effect of Proteus morganii endotoxin on radiation mortality in mice. (1960) Records of Two Species of Terrestrial Isopoda from Washington (1940) Studies on Pterostichus (Carabidae : Coleoptera) (1936) Two new species of Helmidae from a warm spring in Montana (1938) (2)Ptinus tectus Damaging Furs in Alaska (1943) Introduction and adephaga (1953) (2)NOTES ON ZACOTUS MATTHEWSII LeC. (1944) The Nearctic and European species of the subgenus Phaedon (Chrysomelinae) (2)A Systematic Index to the Keys for the Determination of the Nearctic Coleoptera (2)Studies honoring Trevor Kincaid (1950) Two new Adephagid water beetles from the Pacific northwest (1944) (1)Reports of Editorial Boards for 1956 (1957) THE ROLE OF THE INTESTINAL FLORA IN RADIATION INJURY PROGRESS REPORT FOR MAY 1, 1951 TO DECEMBER 31, 1951 (1952) (1)Entomology in Search of a Soul (1954) A key to the species of Nebria of northwestern North America (Coleoptera, Carabidae) (1939) (1)Three Silphidae in British Columbia (Coleoptera) (1945) (1)The species of Miscodera (Coleoptera-Carabidae) (1933) (1)Notes on European Coleoptera in Washington, including a new species of Mega-sternum (1946) (1)NEW AND NOTEWORTHY HISTERIDAE FROM ALBERTA (COLEOPTERA) (1926) The Life of William T. Davis (1950) Reports of Editorial Boards for 1959 (1960) A Geographical Index of the Catalogues and Local Lists of Nearctic Coleoptera (0)A preliminary catalogue of the Chrysomelidae of Oregon (1932) (0)Liodidae [i.e. Leiodidae], Clambidae (0)Hadrobregmus gibbicollis Infesting Woodwork (1946) A Manual of the Genera of Beetles of America, North of Mexico; Keys for the Determination of the Families, Subfamilies, Tribes and Genera of Coleoptera with a Systematic List of the Genera and Higher Groups by J. Chester Bradley (1931) (0)UREASE ACTIVITY OF PROTEUS SPECIES IN FILTERED COMPARED WITH AUTOCLAVED UREA MEDIA (1962) The Origin of Species. Charles Darwin , Morse Peckham (1960) Research and the university. (1947) The Logical Basis of the Species Concept (1941) Reports of Editorial Boards for 1955 (1956) STUDIES ON HISTERIDAE (COLEOP) (1929) Concerning Melandryidæ (Coleoptera). (1927) Reports of Editorial Boards for 1957 (1958) The Water Beetles of Florida (1954) Notes on the Classification of Nearctic Coleoptera. (1928) Macrodactyles, palpicornes, and heteromera (1965) (0)Serological studies on enteroviruses by the gel precipitation test. (1974) (0)On Changing Family Names (1928) New Aberrations of Temnopsophus and Pseudebaeus (Malachiinæ, Coleoptera). (1927) A device for retrieving electron microscope grids on formvar films from liquid surfaces. (1968) (0)List of Coleoptera taken by Geo. Engelhardt in Alaska in 1938 (1939) (0)A Supplement to the Indices to the Keys to and Local Lists of Nearctic Coleoptera (0)Reports of Editorial Boards for 1958 (1959) The Collection and Preparation of Coleoptera (1930) (0)More Papers This paper list is powered by the following services:
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