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| Strictly speaking '''entomology''' is the ] study of ]. However, this definition is often widened to include the study of other terrestrial ]. | Strictly speaking '''entomology''' is the ] study of ]. However, this definition is often widened to include the study of other terrestrial ]. | ||
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Strictly speaking entomology is the scientific study of insects. However, this definition is often widened to include the study of other terrestrial arthropods.