List of works - Guy Chester Crampton

A Comparative Study of the Maxillae of the Acridiidae (Cedipodinae and Tettiginae), Phasmidae and Phylliidae

scientific article published in 1916

A Phylogenetic Study of the Larval and Adult Head in Neuroptera, Mecoptera, Diptera, and Trichoptera.*

scholarly article by Guy Chester Crampton published 1 July 1917 in Annals of the Entomological Society of America

Evidences of Relationship Indicated by the Venation of the Fore. Wings of Certain Insects, With Especial Reference to the Hemiptera-Homoptera.

scientific article published in 1922

Guide to the insects of Connecticut ⬇️

By: Britton, Wilton Everett, - Alexander, Charles P. (Charles Paul), - Brues, Charles T. (Charles Thomas), - Crampton, Guy Chester, - Curran, Charles Howard, - Garman, Philip, - MacGillivray, Alexander Dyer, - Rohwer, S. A. - Viereck, Henry Lore

Notes on the Ancestry of the Diptera, Hemiptera and other Insects related to the Neuroptera.*

Notes on the Lines of Descent of Lower Winged Insects

scientific article published in 1920

Suggestions for the Standardization of Technical Terms in Entomology*

The Genitalia and Terminal Abdominal Structures of Male Neuroptera and Mecoptera With Notes on the Psocidae, Diptera and Trichoptera

scientific article published in 1918

The Nature of the Veracervix or Neck Region in Insects.*

The Origin and Homologies of the So-Called “Superlinguæ” or “Paraglossæ” (Paragnaths) of Insects and Related Arthropods

scientific article published in 1921

The Sclerites of the Head, and the Mouthparts of Certain Immature and Adult Insects

article by Guy Chester Crampton published 1 June 1921 in Annals of the Entomological Society of America

The Terminal Abdominal Structures of Male Diptera

scientific article published in 1941

The Thoracic Sclerites of the Grasshopper Dissosteira Carolina*

article

The Wings of the Remarkable Archaic Mecopteron Notiothauma Reedi Mclachlan With Remarks on Their Protoblattoid Affinities

article published in 1930

The basal sclerites of the leg in insects

V. The Terminal Abdominal Structures of the Primitive Australian Termite, Mastotermes darwinensis Froggalt