Journal of Entomology and Zoology, Vol. 09, No. 3, September 1917

This 1917 edition of a scholarly zoology and entomology journal offers a snapshot of early‑twentieth‑century natural history on the California coast. Edited by the Pomona College Department of Zoology, the volume invites contributions from western scientists and presents meticulous observations of local fauna and flora. Its modest, typewritten pages reflect the era’s dedication to fieldwork and careful illustration, giving listeners a sense of the scholarly atmosphere of the time.

Inside, readers will find a detailed inventory of bees buzzing through the Claremont‑Laguna hills, a partial catalog of regional mammals, and a preliminary list of shells collected along Laguna Beach. A standout article reconstructs the nervous system of a nemertian worm, showcasing early neuroanatomical curiosity. Together, these papers blend scientific rigor with the wonder of discovery, offering an engaging auditory journey into the foundations of modern entomology and zoology.