Theodore Dru Alison Cockerell

Also known as

Theodore D. A. CockerellT. D. A. Cockerell

Born 1866-03-01

Died 1948-03-01

Identifiers

Open LibraryOL156850A
VIAF32780347
WikidataQ2506718
ISNI0000000109634868
Project Gutenberg37095

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Bees (6)
Insects, Fossil (5)
Paleontology -- Tertiary (3)
Insects (2)
Zoology (2)
Paleontology -- Eocene (2)
Classification (2)

Books by Theodore Dru Alison Cockerell

Total count: 61

A provisional list of the fishes of Jamaica

Gov't print off.1892-01-01
A check-list of the slugs

Dulau & Co.1893-01-01
The entomology of the mid-alpine zone of Custer County, Colorado

1893-01-01
Additions to the flora of Colorado--fungi

1893-01-01
On the danger to American horticulture from the introduction of injurious insects

1897-01-01
Tables for the determination of New Mexico bees

1898-01-01
An apparently new Lecanium found on white cedar

1899-01-01
Catalogo de las Abejas de Mexico

Ofic. tip. de la Secretaria de Fomento1899-01-01
The panurgine bees

1899-01-01
Observations on insects

New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts1900-01-01
New and little-known coccidaeI : Ripersiella and Ceroputo

1901-01-01
An essay on religion

Daily Optic1902-01-01
Some coccidae from Mexico

1902-01-01
A new plant-louse from Southern California

1902-01-01
The Colorado rubber plant

Colorado College1903-01-01
Five new coccidae from Mexico

Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co.1903-01-01
Tables for the identification of Rocky Mountain Coccidae

1905-01-01
Notes on a collection of Californian nudibranchs

Dukau & Co.1905-01-01
Monograph of the Bombycine Moths of North America: Including Their Transformations and Origin of ...

Govt. Print. Off.1905-01-01
Descriptions and records of bees

Taylor & Francis1905-01-01
Fossil Hymenoptera from Florissant, Colorado

The Museum1906-01-01
Rhus and its allies

1906-01-01
The alpine flora of Colorado

1906-01-01
The fossil flora of Florissant, Colorado

American Museum of Natural History1908-01-01
Fossil insects from Florissant, Colorado

American Museum of Natural History1908-01-01
Descriptions of Tertiary insects

Yale University]1908-01-01
The scales of the mormyrid fishes with remarks on Albula and Elops

Smithsonian Institution1910-01-01
The Miocene trees of the Rocky Mountains

1910-01-01
The scales of the African characinid fisheswith two plates

Smithsonian Institution1910-01-01
The auditory ossicles of American rodents

s.n.1914-01-01
Land shells from the Tertiary of Wyoming

American Museum of Natural History1914-01-01
Bees from the northern peninsula of Michigan

The University1916-01-01
The dawn of historya drama in three acts

1917-01-01
Some American Cretaceous fish scaleswith notes on the classification and distribution of Cretaceous fishes

U.S. Govt. Print. Off.1919-01-01
Biographical memoir of Alpheus Spring Packard, 1839-1905

The National Academy of Sciences1920-01-01
Zoologya textbook for colleges and universities

World books co1920-01-01
Zöologya textbook for colleges and universities

World book company1920-01-01
Bees of the genus Panurginus obtained by the American Museum Rocky Mountain Expeditions

1921-01-01
Some Eocene insects of the family Fulgoridae

s.n.1922-01-01
Two nocturnal bees and a minute Perdita

1923-01-01
A fossil cichlid fish from the Republic of Haiti.

1924-01-01
Parasitic bees (Epeolinae and Melectinae) in the collection of the California academy of sciencesby T. D. A. Cockerell and Grace Sandhouse

1924-01-01
Tertiary insects from Argentina

Govt. print. off.1925-01-01
Fossil insects in the United States National museum.

1925-01-01
Plant and insect fossils from the Green River Eocene of Colorado

Govt. Print. Off.1925-01-01
Japan in 1923

1925-01-01
Anthidiine bees in the collection of the California academy of sciences

1925-01-01
Tertiary insects from Kudia River, Maritime Province, Siberia

Government Printing Office1927-01-01
Ventures in verse

College Pub. Co.1927-01-01
Zoology of Colorado

University of Colorado1927-01-01
The evolution and classification of roses

1929-01-01
Hybrid sunflowers

1929-01-01
The flora of Doi Sutep, Siam

1930-01-01
The origin of the higher flowering plants

1935-01-01
A Visit with Grey Owl

1936-01-01
African bees of the genera Ceratina, Halictus and Megachile.

Trustees of the British Museum1937-01-01
The red sunflower garden of 1941Boulder, Colorado

1941-01-01
Bees of the family Hylaeidae from the Ethiopian region

Smithsonian Institution1942-01-01
Theodore D. A. Cockerellletters from West Cliff, Colorado, 1887-1889

Colorado Associated University Press1976-01-01
The valley of the second sonsletters of Theodore Dru Alison Cockerell, a young English naturalist, writing to his sweetheart and her brother about his life in West Cliff, Wet Mountain Valley, Colorado, 1887-1890

Pilgrims Process2004-01-01
Names Applied to Bees of the Genus Nomada, Found in North America

Creative Media Partners, LLC2018-01-01

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