James William Tutt Knihy

In this groundbreaking study, James William Tutt explores the phenomenon of melanism and melanochroism in British Lepidoptera. Drawing on years of research and observation, Tutt provides a detailed analysis of the genetics, behavior, and distribution of these fascinating creatures. A must-read for anyone interested in the natural world!

This comprehensive guide to British butterflies and moths, written by James William Tutt in the early 20th century, remains an important reference work for naturalists and collectors today. It includes descriptions and illustrations of hundreds of species, as well as information on habitat, behavior, and conservation.

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