A description the egg and ovipositor of Cuterebra fontinella, Clark (Cottontail Bot.)

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  • Seymour Hadwen Veterinary Research Laboratory Agassiz, BC

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Vol. 5 (1915): Proceedings of the Entomological Society of British Columbia

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