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Unraveling the Enigma of an Atlantic Prairie by Andrew Hamilton, K.G

“…The presence of inland grasslands on the Atlantic coastal plain, including an extensive “tall-grass prairie” at Hempstead Plains on Long Island, NY, remote…”
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A new tribe and species of Clastopterinae (Hemiptera: Cercopoidea: Clastopteridae) from Africa, Asia and North America by Hamilton, K G Andrew

“…Additional evidence supports the inclusion by Hamilton (2001) of Machaerotinae in Clastopteridae. The former Clastopteridae (Clastopterinae sensu Hamilton,…”
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Neotropical spittlebugs related to Neaenini (Hemiptera, Cercopidae) and the origins of subfamily Cercopinae by Hamilton, K G Andrew

“…The Central American tribe Neaenini, originally comprising only the monobasic genus Neaenus Fowler, was thought to be transitional between Cercopinae and…”
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The old-world Zygonini tr. nov. (Hemiptera, Cercopoidea, Clastopteridae), with new taxa from the related Machaerotinae by Hamilton, K G Andrew

“…Three new species of old-world Clastopteridae belonging to Machaerotinae are described, two in new monobasic genera: Allox transfigurata (Hindolini) from…”
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Revision of Neotropical aphrophorine spittlebugs, part 2: tribe Orthoraphini (Hemiptera, Cercopoidea) by Hamilton, K G Andrew

“…The tribe Orthoraphini is validated by diagnosis to include the new-world fauna of Orthorapha Westwood with 21 species from Brazil and 2 newly recorded from…”
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Bugs Reveal an Extensive, Long-lost Northern Tallgrass Prairie by HAMILTON, K. G. ANDREW

“…Only tiny remnants of unploughed natural meadows remain in the eastern part of the state of North Dakota, and in Canada from eastern Saskatchewan to Manitoba…”
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Prisciba, n. gen., and two new species of fossil froghoppers (Hemiptera: Cercopoidea: Clastopteridae) in Dominican amber by O. Poinar, George, Andrew Hamilton, K.G., E. Brown, Alex

“…A new genus, Prisciba, n. gen., and two new species, Prisciba serrata and Prisciba dominicana n. gen., n. sp. (Hemiptera: Cercopoidea: Clastopteridae), are the…”
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Evidence for spittlebug warning colouration and mimicry between Aphrophorine and Cercopine species in a Peruvian valley by Andrew Hamilton, K. G., Thompson, Vinton

“…Most tropical spittlebugs of the subfamily Cercopinae are large and boldly coloured insects. Species of this group exhibit a strong odour associated with…”
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Biodiversity and Ecology of the Leafhoppers (Hemiptera: Cicadellidae) of New Hampshire by Chandler, Donald S, Hamilton, K.G. Andrew

“…A total of 605 species of leafhoppers, including 38 exotics, are documented for New Hampshire. Nine additional species are included that were taken 1–16 km…”
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Extraordinary Endemism: The Nearctic Leafhoppers of Gloridonus Ball and Ballana DeLong (Hemiptera: Cicadellidae) by Hamilton, K. G. Andrew

“…Leafhopper species assigned to Ballana DeLong and Gloridonus Ball include nearly 15% of all endemic leafhoppers reported from arid regions of the southwestern…”
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A new family of froghoppers from the American tropics (Hemiptera: Cercopoidea: Epipygidae) by Hamilton, K. G. Andrew

“…Froghoppers (Cercopoidea) are divided into three families: spittlebugs or Cercopidae, which are efficient spittle-producers; Clastopteridae (including…”
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The great Lanternfly mystery by Andrew Hamilton, K. G.

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Systematics and Range Fragmentation of the Nearctic Genus Errhomus (Rhynchota: Homoptera: Cicadellidae) by Hamilton, K. G. Andrew, Zack, Richard S.

“…Biogeographic analysis of flightless leafhoppers of the genus Errhomus (47 known taxa) indicates remarkable genetic stability, populations of 5 taxa having…”
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The Insect Wing, Part IV. Venational Trends and the Phylogeny of the Winged Orders by Hamilton, K. G. Andrew

“…Evolutionary trends of dissimilarity between wing pairs in shape and venation, of fusion of vein systems, of number of anal veins, and of crossvein types are…”
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The Insect Wing, Part III. Venation of the Orders by Hamilton, K. G. Andrew

“…The venational nomenclature derived in the previous two parts of this paper is applied to 24 orders of insects and compared to existing terminologies…”
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The Insect Wing, Part II. Vein Homology and the Archetypal Insect Wing by Hamilton, K. G. Andrew

“…The importance of using all available data to interpret venation is stressed. Several venational peculiarities of the Paleoptera indicate that many of the vein…”
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The Insect Wing, Part I. Origin and Development of Wings from Notal Lobes by Hamilton, K. G. Andrew

“…The paranotal theory of wing origin receives support from morphological studies on Thysanura and fossil insects. It is proposed that the first winged insects,…”
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New Nearctic Species of the Genus Mocuellus with a Key to Nearctic Species (Hemiptera: Cicadellidae) by Ross, Herbert H., Hamilton, K. G. Andrew

“…The four known Nearctic species of the grassland genus Mocuellus are illustrated and keyed, including two new species: M. caprillus (previously erroneously…”
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BOOK REVIEWS by Sherberger, Fred, Whiting, Peter G., Hamilton, K. G. Andrew, Rempel, Sharon

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BOOK REVIEWS by Sherberger, Fred, Whiting, Peter G., Hamilton, K. G. Andrew, Rempel, Sharon

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