Citation:

2 SJ Johnson. 1995. Insect migration in North America: synoptic-scale transport in a highly seasonal environment. Pages 31-66. In: Insect Migration: tracking resources through space and time. VA Drake, AG Gatehouse (editors). Cambridge University Press, Cambridge CB2 1RP, UK, 457 pages.

Keywords: North America as an environment for inset migration, geography, climate and host availability, wind systems, the planetary boundary layer, spring and summer insect migrations on

synoptic-scale winds, weather system and transporting airflows, Homoptera, moths, autumn insect migrations on synoptic-scale winds, seasonal migration and natural selection, implications for pest management, synoptic weather maps showing airflow