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eISSN: 1918-3240pISSN: 0008-347X

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CiteScore
1.8
H-Index
46
Impact Factor
< 5
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Q3Physiology
SNIP
0.55
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Canadian Entomologist Journal Specifications

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Publisher CAMBRIDGE UNIV PRESS
Language Multi-Language
Frequency Bi-monthly
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LanguageMulti-Language
FrequencyBi-monthly
Publication Start Year1868
Publisher URLVisit website
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First European depiction of insects from Canada: Moses Harris and the 1750 “Porcupine Map” of Halifax as a putative example of imperialism through entomology
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