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Entomology

Entomology, from Ancient Greek ἔντομον (éntomon), meaning "insect", and λόγος (lógos), meaning "study", is the branch of zoology that focuses on insects. Those who study entomology are known as entomologists. In the past, the term insect was less specific, and historically the definition of entomology would also include the study of animals in other…

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Nodes108
Edges107
Triples143
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.018519
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related to Further reading · 36
Entomology → Arizona Press, Big Fleas Have Little, Cambodia-IRRI-Australia Project, Cambridge University Press, Capinera, Cedric, Chiang, Chinese, Chinese Entomol, David, Davidson, Edition, Encyclopedia, Engel, Evolution, Fleas, Gillot, Grimaldi, How Discoveries, Insects
related to history · 33
Entomology → A'rābī, Aurelian, CE, Concerning Insect Animals, Dabāb, Dutch Surinam, Early, Elder, England, Europe, He, However, Ibn, In, Insectis, Insects, Introduction, Kitāb, Kufa, London
related to Pest control · 22
Entomology → ACE, ACEs, America, As, Associate Certified Entomologist, Associate Certified Entomologists, BCEs, Board Certified Entomologists, Certified IPM Technicians, CITs, Entomological Society, ESA Certification Corporation, For, In, Individuals, Like, PhD, PHE, Public Health Entomology, These
related to Canada · 20
Entomology → Agri-Food Canada, Agriculture, Arachnids, Canadian Museum, CNC, Guelph, Guelph Insect Collection, Insects, ManitobaUniversity, Montréal, Nature, Nematodes, Ontario, OntarioLyman Entomological Museum, OntarioThe Canadian National Collection, Ottawa, QuebecJ, Roughley Museum, Wallis/R, Winnipeg
related to United States · 19
Entomology → Academy, Berkeley, CaliforniaDepartment, CaliforniaEssig Museum, CaliforniaFrost Entomological Museum, Davis, Entomology Research Museum, Insect Museum, National Museum, Natural History, Natural Sciences, NC, PennsylvaniaBohart Museum, PennsylvaniaNorth Carolina State University, Philadelphia, Raleigh, Riverside, University Park, Washington
related to Australasia · 6
Entomology → AustraliaLincoln University Entomology Research, Canberra, Collection, CSIRO Australian National Insect, Lincoln, New Zealand
related to Forensics · 2
Entomology → Forensic, This
related to Medicine · 2
Entomology → Medical, Veterinary
see also · 2
Entomology → ArachnologyCarcinologyCultural, Biology
is a · 1
Entomology → branch of forensic science that studies insects found on corpses or elsewhere around crime scenes

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insects also insect certification entomologists study entomological species esa corporation history research isbn university certified natural scientific new individuals health

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Entomologyis abranch of forensic science that studies insects found on corpses or elsewhere around crime scenes0.90text
Entomologyrelated to AustralasiaCSIRO Australian National Insect0.60section
Entomologyrelated to AustralasiaCollection0.60section
Entomologyrelated to AustralasiaCanberra0.60section
Entomologyrelated to AustralasiaAustraliaLincoln University Entomology Research0.60section
Entomologyrelated to AustralasiaLincoln0.60section
Entomologyrelated to AustralasiaNew Zealand0.60section
Entomologyrelated to CanadaCanadian Museum0.60section
Entomologyrelated to CanadaNature0.60section
Entomologyrelated to CanadaOttawa0.60section
Entomologyrelated to CanadaOntarioThe Canadian National Collection0.60section
Entomologyrelated to CanadaInsects0.60section

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