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Of moths and men : an evolutionary tale

the untold story of science and the peppered moth
2002
Chronicles British physician H.B.D. Kettlewell's efforts to prove Darwin's theory of evolution by proving the moths were becoming darker in response to pollutants, and discusses how his experiments became one of the most pervasive myths in the history of evolutionary biology.

The world of butterflies & moths

1978
Text and more than 120 color photographs describe the physical characteristics, life cycles, and behavior of many types of butterflies and moths.

Moths

2014
"A basic introduction to moths, examining where they live, how they grow, what they eat, and the traits that help to define them, such as their transformation from caterpillars to winged insects"--Provided by publisher.

Moths drink tears!

2014
Most people think of small insects fluttering harmlessly around lights when they think of moths. However, there are some moths with a sinister secret. They use their barbed tongues to poke animals in the eyes and drink their tears. Readers will discover all sorts of disgusting facts about moths. You will never look at a moth the same way again!.

Moths

2008
Describes the moth's life cycle, different kinds of moths, their relationship with humans, and the roles they have played in various cultures around the world.

Amazing world of butterflies and moths

1983
Briefly describes the life cycle of the butterfly and moth.

Asombrosas mariposas

1991
Photographic guide illustrates the life cycles and characteristics of various kinds of moths, butterflies, and caterpillars.

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