This fascinating title has been carefully organized to meet the long-felt needs of increasingly large number of those who deal with different aspects of Entomology. It provides a balanced and integrated treatment of the entire field of entomology. The title is intelligible to the educated laymen but is deals with some complex ideas. It is an adequate text for all requirements in this area for most university students. This ground work with its many new and unfamiliar names is, at any time, dry, uninteresting and difficult, especially as the beginner does not at first see the necessity for it. We have endeavoured to make it interesting by introducing as much comparative morphology and phylogeny, as possible in the limited space at our disposal. The general Entomologists and students of Agricultural Entomology will find in these book valuable and recent informations about the subject and also allied branch of the subject. The book provides a nucleus around which the teacher can plan a successful course without much bearing on complementary and supplementary readings. The theme of the book is novel and for the first time the various chapters in different volumes have been organized reviewing the available literature. All the topics have been illustrated with line diagrams, graphs and tables wherever necessary.
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