Tabanidae Of Ohio With A Catalogue And Bibliography Of The Species From America North Of Mexico

A detailed entomological study, "Tabanidae Of Ohio With A Catalogue And Bibliography Of The Species From America North Of Mexico" by James Stewart Hine, offers an exhaustive look at the Tabanidae family, commonly known as horse flies and deer flies, within Ohio and the broader North American context. This work serves as both a comprehensive catalogue of species and a bibliography, making it an invaluable resource for researchers, students, and anyone interested in the biodiversity of the region.

Hine's meticulous research provides insights into the identification, distribution, and ecological significance of these insects. Entomologists and naturalists will find this a vital reference work, offering a historical perspective on the study of insects and their classification.

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