Rare insect, 1951

3 images. Rare insect, 21 August 1951. William J. Kamp -- 21 years (who discovered rare insect).; Supplementary material reads: "Chernus. For Monday. Caption: 2 negatives: William J. Kamp, 21 years old Chico State College entomology student of Long Beacg who has discovered a very rare insect believed to be a carry over from the ice age -- Genius Grylloblattedae. It was found by Kamp in the ice caves at Eagle Lake, Lassen National Forrest(?). 'Gryllo' as Kamp calls the insect, lives on the ice, and is believed to be the prehistoric ancestor of the modern cockroach and grasshopper. Its mouth parts are primitive -- no sucker or 'biter' like up-to-date pests. The National Museum in Washington has asked Kamp for a specimen to place in its collection".本数据集共包含3张图像，记录的是1951年8月21日发现的一种稀有昆虫，其发现者为当时年仅21岁的威廉·J·坎普（William J. Kamp）。 补充材料内容如下：「标注为切尔努斯（Chernus），供周一使用。说明：共2张底片：时年21岁的威廉·J·坎普是长滩（Long Beach）奇科州立学院的昆虫学专业学生，他发现了一种极为稀有的冰河孑遗昆虫——蛩蠊科（Grylloblattidae，原文标注为Genius Grylloblattedae，疑为笔误）。该昆虫由坎普在拉森国家森林（Lassen National Forest，原文标注为Lassen National Forrest，疑为拼写失误）鹰湖的冰洞中发现。坎普将该昆虫称为「Gryllo」，它栖息于冰面之上，被认为是现代蟑螂与蝗虫的史前祖先。其口器结构原始，并不具备现代害虫所拥有的吮吸式或咀嚼式口器。华盛顿国家博物馆已向坎普索要标本，以将其纳入馆藏。」