The Frank Hasbrouk Entomology Collection contains around 650,000 insect specimens,
representing 25 orders, 389 families, 3,505 genera, 8,832 species and 1,242 subspecies.
Although most specimens are from Arizona and southwestern USA, considerable representative
material is also available from other North American sites, especially Mexico. The collection
was largely developed through the activities of past faculty (Drs Hasbrouck, Castle and Cazier)
and their students. The vast majority of specimens are pinned and mounted, though some specimens
are stored in ethanol. Registration and electronic databasing of the collection has been initiated,
but only a small percentage has been incorporated. In addition, an extensive reprint collection
(10 file drawers) is available to visiting researchers. There is also a small study collection of
representative insects for teaching and public outreach purposes.

To arrange a visit to the collection or for more information,
please contact Anthony Gill at anthony.gill@asu.edu.