Alexander Petrunkevitch

Looking to expand upon the information in your text? The National Academies Press has posted this book, which contains a fifteen-page chapter about Petrunkevitch's life and work.

Click here to read an essay that discusses Alexander Petrunkevitch in the context of the "paperless classroom"

An interesting way to see the scope of Petrunkevitch's work is to browse through the list of his citations at the Library of Congress. Did you find anything there that you didn't know before your visit?

Do you like bugs, do you take pleasure in squashing them, or are you maybe somewhere in between? Take a look at this page on entomology from Yale's Peabody Museum.

Has reading about Petrunkevitch's life and work interested you in doing some nature writing of your own? This page of nature writing links will help you on your way.

Would you like to do some research on wasps but don't know where to start? This directory at Google.com will help.

Think insects is a pretty limited subject for books? Take a look at what happens as the result of a search at BarnesandNoble.com.