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According to Wikipedia , Willard Joseph Chamberlin was an American entomologist and professor at Oregon State College who specialized in jewel beetles and bark beetles. He was also a pilot in World War I who received the French Cross of War and was recommended for the U.S. Distinguished Service Cross.
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1920 1930 1940 1950 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 Published Works The bark and timber beetles of North America north of Mexico. (1939) Forest insects : a textbook for the use of students in forest schools, colleges, and universities, and for forest workers (1936) (11)Scolytoidea of the Northwest : Oregon, Washington, Idaho and British Columbia (1958) (10)AN ANNOTATED LIST OF THE SCOLYTID BEETLES OF OREGON (1917) Insects affecting Forest Products and other Materials. (1949) The ticks of Oregon (1937) (5)A New Lepidopterous Enemy of Yellow Pine in Oregon (3)Notes on some Buprestidae of Northern California (Col.) Entomological Nomenclature and Literature (1954) Remarks on the Buprestidae (Coleoptera) of the North Pacific Coast region with descriptions of new species (3)Notes on Two Little-Known Wood-Boring Beetles. Chrysobothris sylvania Fall and Melasis rufipennis Horn. (Buprestidæ, Elateridæ) (2)Notes on the Buprestidae of Oregon with Descriptions of New Species (2)New Buprestidæ from California (1938) (1)Six new species of Chrysobothris (Buprestidae) from the Western United States (1938) (1)A new species of Poecilonota from California (Coleoptera, Family Buprestidae) (1)An Introduction to Forest Entomology : A Manual. (1)Another Lead Boring Beetle (1924) Description of a new species of Phloeosinus and remarks regarding the life history and habits of Renocis heterodoxus Casey (Coleoptera: Scolytidae) (1955) (1)The golden buprestid as a household pest (1947) (1)Remarks on the Genus Ellopia(Order Lepidoptera, Family Geometridae) with Special Refrernce to the Oak Looper, E. SomniariaHulst and the Hemlock Looper, E. Fervidaria Hubner (1931) A synopsis of some of the more important insect enemies of coniferous nursery stock in Oregon (1936) (1)A weevil new to Oregon. (1932) (0)Entomology and the Engineers (1930) Description of one new buprestid with notes on other little known species (Coleop.). (0)Notes on the Synonomy, Hosts and Distribution of Some Buprestidae (Coleoptera) (1932) The Gooseberry Rootborer (Xylocrius AgassiziiLec.) (1925) How outline titles can contribute to readability. (1960) (0)Arthur Lester Lovett. (1924) A Review of the Genus Pœcilonota as Found in America North of Mexico lColeopterac Family Buprestidær with Descriptions of New Species (0)Flat-headed Borers which attack Orchard Trees and Cane Fruits in Oregon. (0)More Papers This paper list is powered by the following services:
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