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January 1, 2013American EntomologistOpen Access

Surreal Entomology: The Insect Imagery of Salvador Dalí

Gene Kritsky Dan Mader Jessee Smith

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Gene Kritsky, Dan Mader, Jessee J. Smith; Surreal Entomology: The Insect Imagery of Salvador Dalí, American Entomologist, Volume 59, Issue 1, 1 January 201

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