Coleoptera
Everybody's Encyclopedia · 1912 · p. 13
an order of insects which has been recognized since the days of Aristotle. The number of species amounts to 100,000. They are sometimes collectively called beetles, and many of them are known as weevils, lady-bugs, ete. The glow-worm and the blistering fly belong to this order.
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