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English example sentences with "Lepidoptera"

Learn how to use Lepidoptera in a English sentence. Over 3 hand-picked examples.

Will you come upstairs, Dr. Watson, and inspect my collection of Lepidoptera? I think it is the most complete one in the south-west of England.
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Ehrlich, now 74, began his career in 1953 studying Lepidoptera — that is, butterflies and moths, which still hold his interest. But as Professor of Population Studies at Stanford, his most significant concern today is with global warming.
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The insect collectors and students who occupy themselves with the magnificent butterflies and larger moths (of which there is an enormous variety of kinds) refuse to deal with the somewhat dull-looking and almost innumerable minute moths which are classed as Micro-lepidoptera, in contrast to the Macro-lepidoptera (or big moths and butterflies).
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