An accessible introduction to insect study that blends hands‑on lab work with core zoology concepts.
This concise laboratory guide introduces the study of insects as a path into general zoology. It emphasizes why the lab matters, how to handle specimens, and how to connect living objects to fundamental zoological laws. The book frames insect study as a practical, engaging way to build foundational skills in anatomy, classification, and collection methods.
Structured for classroom use, it guides beginners through the essential parts of insect anatomy, metamorphosis, wings, and mouth-parts, while also offering directions for making and organizing a student collection. The approach balances observable living objects with clear explanations of basic concepts, helping teachers and students work together toward deeper understanding.
Ideal for readers beginning the study of entomology or zoology, and for teachers seeking a clear, beginner‑friendly pathway into the subject.
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HRD. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000. Seller Inventory # LX-9780332110097
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