Robert May, Baron May of Oxford Quote

To a rough approximation, and setting aside vertebrate chauvinism, it can be said that essentially all organisms are insects.


How many species are there on earth? (1988), Science 241: 1441-9


To a rough approximation, and setting aside vertebrate chauvinism, it can be said that essentially all organisms are insects.

To a rough approximation, and setting aside vertebrate chauvinism, it can be said that essentially all organisms are insects.

To a rough approximation, and setting aside vertebrate chauvinism, it can be said that essentially all organisms are insects.

To a rough approximation, and setting aside vertebrate chauvinism, it can be said that essentially all organisms are insects.