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Название книги: The Dante Club
Автор(ы): Matthew Pearl
Жанр: Исторический детектив
Адрес книги: http://www.6lib.ru/books/The-Dante-Club-159771.html
Caution to the Reader
A Preface by C. Lewis Watkins, Baker-Valerio Professor of the Civilization and Literature of Italy and Rhetorical OrationPittsfield Daily Reporter, “Community Notebook,” September 15, 1989Lexington Boy’s Insect Scare Sparks “Renewal”Search teams safely recovered Kenneth Stanton, 10, of Lexington, in a remote corner of the Catamount Mountains on Tuesday afternoon. The fifth grader was treated at Berkshire Medical Center for swelling and discomfort resulting from the deposit of larvae by initially unidentified insects nested in his wounds.Entomologist Dr. K. L. Landsman of the Harve-Bay Institute Museum in Boston reports that the blowfly samples retrieved from the site are historically unknown to Massachusetts. More noteworthy, says Landsman, the insects and their larvae appear to represent a species that has been thought completely extinct by entomologists for nearly fifty years. Cochliomyia hominivorax, known commonly as the New World primary screwworm, was classified in 1859 b
Название книги: The Dante Club
Автор(ы): Matthew Pearl
Жанр: Исторический детектив
Адрес книги: http://www.6lib.ru/books/The-Dante-Club-159771.html
Caution to the Reader
A Preface by C. Lewis Watkins, Baker-Valerio Professor of the Civilization and Literature of Italy and Rhetorical OrationPittsfield Daily Reporter, “Community Notebook,” September 15, 1989Lexington Boy’s Insect Scare Sparks “Renewal”Search teams safely recovered Kenneth Stanton, 10, of Lexington, in a remote corner of the Catamount Mountains on Tuesday afternoon. The fifth grader was treated at Berkshire Medical Center for swelling and discomfort resulting from the deposit of larvae by initially unidentified insects nested in his wounds.Entomologist Dr. K. L. Landsman of the Harve-Bay Institute Museum in Boston reports that the blowfly samples retrieved from the site are historically unknown to Massachusetts. More noteworthy, says Landsman, the insects and their larvae appear to represent a species that has been thought completely extinct by entomologists for nearly fifty years. Cochliomyia hominivorax, known commonly as the New World primary screwworm, was classified in 1859 b
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