The Entomologist's record and journal of variation . ain extraneous formal reprints from re-set type may still be had at cost price,and orders for these should be given, at the latest, with the return tothe Editor of corrected proof. ILLUSTRATIONS are inserted on condition that the AUTHOR DEFRAYSTHE COST. Contributors are requested not to send us Notes or Articles which theyare sending to other magazines. All reasonable care is taken of MSS, photographs, drawings, maps, etc.,but the Editor and his staff cannot hold themselves responsible for anyloss or damage. Printed by T. Buncle
The Entomologist's record and journal of variation . ain extraneous formal reprints from re-set type may still be had at cost price,and orders for these should be given, at the latest, with the return tothe Editor of corrected proof. ILLUSTRATIONS are inserted on condition that the AUTHOR DEFRAYSTHE COST. Contributors are requested not to send us Notes or Articles which theyare sending to other magazines. All reasonable care is taken of MSS, photographs, drawings, maps, etc.,but the Editor and his staff cannot hold themselves responsible for anyloss or damage. Printed by T. Buncle and Co. Ltd., Arbroath. OL. 76 No. 6 JUNE 1964 I SjS,7off 1 jU^S THE AUG 2 0 19S4 AND JOURNAL OF VARIATION Edited by S. N. A. JACOBS, the assistance ofA. A. Allen, , C. A. Collingwood, , Neville Birkett, , **. £• Huggins, _ „, „ T, L. Parmenter, J. M. Chalmers-Hunt, h symes Major A. E. Collier, , S. Wakely Commander G. W. Harper, (Retd.), ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION 35s. POST FREE. Hon. Treasurer, CLIFFORD CRAUFURD,Denny, Galloway Road, Bishops Stortford, Herts. PRICE 7/6 NET CENTIPEDES OF THE BRITISH ISLES E. H. EASON This is the first British work to provide a comprehensive guideto the study of centipedes in this country. A great deal of theinformation given by the author is the result of his ownresearch, and will stimulate the readers interest in this muchneglected group. As well as details of structure and life history, the bookscontain an account of the natural history of the group as awhole, with an explanation of the principles governingdistribution and classification. With a comprehensiveglossary of terms and full bibliography. BEETLES OF THE BRITISH ISLES E. F. LINSSEN, , , Provides a full description of all the common species found inthis country, as well as most of the rare ones. Volume I: The Superfamilies Caraboidea, Palpicornia,Staphylino
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