Dictionnaire classique des sciences naturelles, Brussels, Meline, Cans et Ce, 1853, natural history, dictionaries, The illustration showcases a range of beetles, each meticulously detailed for identification. The top row features a slender-bodied beetle labeled as 'Anthia' with distinct markings, followed by 'Cyclus,' a similarly styled insect. The second row introduces 'Tachypod,' characterized by a more elongated form, and 'Calosoma,' known for its vibrant coloration. Completing the display is 'Bembidion,' featuring a rounded body and intricate patterns. Each beetle is numbered for reference, highlighting their unique features and increasing the viewer's awareness of biodiversity in the insect world.