Charles Thomas Brues
Also known as
Brues, Charles T.
Born 1879-06-20
Died 1955-07-22
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL123443A
- VIAF38304378
- WikidataQ2960318
- ISNI000000008220447X
Top Subjects
- Phoridae (2)
- Insects -- North America (2)
- Onychophora (2)
- Paleontology -- Tertiary (1)
- Hymenoptera, Fossil -- Colorado -- Florissant (1)
- Paleontology -- Colorado -- Florissant (1)
- Insects, Fossil -- Colorada -- Florissant (1)
Books by Charles Thomas Brues
Total count: 27
A monograph of the North American Phoridaes.n.]1903-01-01-
Notes and descriptions of North American parasitic Hymenoptera1906-01-01
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New chalcid-flies from Cape Colony1907-01-01
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A remarkable new phorid from Cape Colony1907-01-01
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On the phorid genera Plastophora and Pseudacteon1907-01-01
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On the interpretation of certain tropisms of insects1908-01-01
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The correlation between habits and structural characters among parasitic Hymenoptera1908-01-01
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Is mutation a factor in the production of vestigial wings among insects1908-01-01
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The parasitic Hymenoptera of the Tertiary of Florissant, ColoradoPrinted for the Museum1910-01-01
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A new species of peripatus from Grenadawith observations on other species of the genusPrinted for the Museum1911-01-01
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Preliminary descriptions of two new forms of Peripatus from HaitiPrinted for the Museum1913-01-01
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A new Peripatus from ColombiaPrinted for the Museum1914-01-01
Key to the families of North American insectsan introduction to the classification of insectsThe Authors1915-01-01-
A new species of Peripatus from the mountains of Northern PeruThe Museum1917-01-01
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A new species of Peripatus from the mountains of northern PeruPrinted for the Museum1917-01-01
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Insects as possible carriers of poliomyelitis infection1917-01-01
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Parasitic Hymenoptera from the British Solomon Islands collected by Dr. W.M. MannPrinted for the Museum1918-01-01
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The Phoridae of GrenadaPrinted for the Museum1919-01-01
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The ants of the Galapagos islands ...The ants of Cocos islandThe Academy1919-01-01
Insects and human welfarean account of the more important relations of insects to the health of man, to agriculture, and to forestryHarvard University Press1920-01-01
Insects and human welfarean account of the more important relations of insects to the health of man, to agriculture, and to forestryHarvard university press; [etc., etc.]1920-01-01-
Classification of insectsa key to the known families of insects and other terrestrial arthropodsPrinted for the Museum at Harvard College1932-01-01
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Professor William Morton Wheeler, with a list of his published writings1937-01-01
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Fossil Phoridae in Baltic amberHarvard University, Museum of Comparative Zoology1939-01-01
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Insect dietaryan account of the food habits of insectsHarvard University Press1946-01-01
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Classification of insectskeys to the living and extinct families of insects, and to the living families of other terrestrial arthropods2nd revised edition.The Museum1954-01-01
Insects, food, and ecology.Dover Publications1972-01-01