Founded in 1833 as the Entomological Society of London, the Royal Entomological Society plays a major national and international role in disseminating information about insects and improving communication between entomologists.
any eminent scientists of the past, Darwin and Wallace to mention but two, have been Fellows of the Society. Through the years most internationally recognised entomologists have been and are, numbered among the Fellowship.
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- Meet fellow entomologists
- Access to the society's extensive library
- Free members journal, four times a year
- Monthly meetings with renowned speakers
"DAEGU PROTOCOL"
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"SYSTEMATICS AND TAXONOMY"
RES SUBMISSION TO HOUSE OF LORDS SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY COMMITTEE 29TH JAN 2008
RES SUBMISSION TO HOUSE OF LORDS SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY COMMITTEE 29TH JAN 2008
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JUST PUBLISHED: Click on volume for further information.
NEW JOURNAL PUBLISHED :
"INSECT CONSERVATION AND DIVERSITY"
This new Journal has now been published.
VOL 1 ISSUE 1 February 2008.
