Carpenter F. M., 1926: Fossil insects from the Lower Permian of Kansas. 7 pp. Bulletin of the Museum of Comparative Zoology 67/13: 438-444.
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PAL 12
Carpenter F. M., 1938: Two Carboniferous insects from the Vicinity of Mazon Creek, Illinois. 8 pp. (in English). Am. Jour. Sc. - Fifth Series 37: 445-452.
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ORT 1378
Carpenter F. M., 1948: The supposed nymphs of the Palaedictyoptera. 9 pp. (in English). Psyche 55: 41-49.
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INS 52
Carpenter G. D. H., 1885: The writings of I. Portschinsky on warning colours and eyespots. 12 pp.
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APT 552
Carpenter G. D. H., 1897: The Collembola of Mitchelstown cave. 10 pp.
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APT 553
Carpenter G. D. H., 1906: On two new Irish species of Collembola. 6 pp.
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LEP 714
Carpenter G. D. H., 1912: The Life History of Pseudacraea eurytus hobleyi, Neave. 11 pp.
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30244
Carpenter G. D. H., 1913: XXV. Pseudacraea eurytus hobleyi, Neave, its form and its models on Bugalla Island, Lake Victoria, with other members of the same combination. 46 pp.
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Carpenter G. D. H., 1921: Insecta. Part I. Collembola. 13 pp.
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DIP 6303
Carpenter G. D. H., 1923: Report on a test of a method of attacking Glossina by artifical breeding places. 3 pp.
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LEP 716
Carpenter G. D. H., 1924: A new subspecies of Papilio dardanus Brown. 2 pp.
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INS 53
Carpenter G. D. H., 1931: New records of insects and woodlice from Lundy Island. 3 pp.
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30247
Carpenter G. D. H., 1932: The forms of Acraea johnstoni, Godm. (Lep. Nymphalidae), and their distribution. 21 pp.
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70442
Carpenter G. D. H., 1933: Report of the hope Proffesor of Zoology, 1932-33. I. By professor E. B. Poulton. 36 pp.
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INS 54
Carpenter G. D. H., 1934: Mimicry in Insects. 1 pp.
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LEP 4202
Carpenter G. D. H., 1934: Mimicry. 8 pp.
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70444
Carpenter G. D. H., 1934: Report of the Hope Professor of Zoology (Entomology) for the year ending 31 July 1934. 25 pp.
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HEM 2608
Carpenter G. D. H., 1935: A new African Machaerotid (Homoptera) inhabiting a calcareaous tube. 4 pp.
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LEP 718
Carpenter G. D. H., 1935: A suggested explanation of variation in cryptic Lepidoptera. 3 pp.
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LEP 4203
Carpenter G. D. H., 1935: Attacks of birds upon butterflies. 3 pp.
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INS 56
Carpenter G. D. H., 1935: Charles Darwin and entomology. 1 pp.
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70445
Carpenter G. D. H., 1935: Courtship and allied problems in Insects. 21 pp.
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INS 55
Carpenter G. D. H., 1935: Mimicry. 4 pp.
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LEP 4205
Carpenter G. D. H., 1935: Selective attacks of birds on butterflies: a new set of observations. 1 pp.
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LEP 719
Carpenter G. D. H., 1936: Birds do attack butterflies. 7 pp.
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LEP 4206
Carpenter G. D. H., 1936: Discussion on theory of natural selection. 3 pp.
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LEP 4207
Carpenter G. D. H., 1936: Eccoptoptera cupricollis Chd., and another coleopterous mutilloid. 2 pp.
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LEP 4208
Carpenter G. D. H., 1936: Entomology and natural selection. 1 pp.
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INS 57
Carpenter G. D. H., 1936: Entomology and Natural Selection. 1 pp.
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INS 58
Carpenter G. D. H., 1936: Insect Coloration and Natural Selection. 1 pp.
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INS 59
Carpenter G. D. H., 1936: Insect Coloration. 1 pp.
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INS 60
Carpenter G. D. H., 1936: Report of the Hope Professor of Zoology (Entomology) for the year ending 31 July 1936. 16 pp.
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LEP 4209
Carpenter G. D. H., 1936: The aposematic larva of Brithys pancratii Cyr. distasteful to Guinea-fowl, and odoriferous white moths refused by a galago. 1 pp.
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LEP 723
Carpenter G. D. H., 1936: The butterflies of Abyssinia. 2 pp.
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70446
Carpenter G. D. H., 1936: Transactions of the South-Eastern union of scientific societies. Papers Contributed to Congress, 1936. “Charles Darwin and Entomology”. 23 pp.
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31803
Carpenter G. D. H., 1937: A flight of a butterfly that appeared to be Catopsilia florella Fab. in the straits of messina. 15 pp.
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LEP 725
Carpenter G. D. H., 1937: Birds as enemies of butterflies. 4 pp.
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TSL 08606
Carpenter G. D. H., 1937: Charaxes eudoxus Drury (Lep.). A revision, with description of a new subspecies. 15 pp. The Transactions of the Royal Entomological Society of London 86(6)
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31804
Carpenter G. D. H., 1937: Further evidence that birds do attack and eat butterflies. 27 pp.
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LEP 727
Carpenter G. D. H., 1937: Lizards as enemies of butterflies. 5 pp.
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INS 61
Carpenter G. D. H., 1937: Mimicry, as viewed by Professor shull. 3 pp.
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INS 62
Carpenter G. D. H., 1937: Notes on a Collection of Insects made by the Oxford University Arctic Expedition in West Spitsbergen, 1933. 5 pp.
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INS 63
Carpenter G. D. H., 1937: Notes on Insects collected in North-West Greenland by the Oxford University Ellesmere Land Expedition, 1934-1935. 9 pp.
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LEP 728
Carpenter G. D. H., 1937: Observations by Mr. R. E. Moreau on a nesting african shrike capturing butterflies. 2 pp.
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30249
Carpenter G. D. H., 1937: On some European yellow forms of Pieris napi (L.) (Lep., Rhopalocera): a review of the literature. 17 pp.
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LEP 4211
Carpenter G. D. H., 1937: The needs of the mimetic theory. 1 pp.
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LEP 4212
Carpenter G. D. H., 1937: Wild birds and butterflies. 1 pp.
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LEP 729
Carpenter G. D. H., 1938: Arctia plantaginis Linn. (Lep.) eaten by Swifts. 2 pp.
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LEP 730
Carpenter G. D. H., 1938: Birds seen to attack the Nymphaline butterfly Anaea verticordia luciana Hall. 2 pp.
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LEP 4213
Carpenter G. D. H., 1938: Mimicry in relation to other forms of protective coloration. 4 pp.
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