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Plate I. Fig. 1.—Cavucastan variety of the human species : PeraD
Fig. 2.—Moneo.tan variety of the human species ° - 42

Fig. 3.—Eraiopian variety of the human species ;
Fig. 4.—AmeERIcAN variety of the human species - . Boe VLE
Fig. 5.—Matay variety of the human species

Plate 2. Figs. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.—Skulls of varieties of the human species

Plate 3. Fig. 1.—Left hand of a man, with its twenty-seven bones
Fig. 2.—Left foot of a man, with its twenty-six bones

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A. A.—The cutting teeth of a man 5 ce s a AD
B.—The canine teeth . 5 A ¥ . 42

C.—The grinding teeth : “ “ i ane

Plate 4. Fig. 1.—Canine teeth of the Asiatic Ourang Outang z a Ad,

Fig. 2.—Drum of the hyoid bone of the Red Howling Monkey
Fig. 3.—Head of the Hoolock Monkey.*

* This curious species is not noticed by Cuvier, no doubt from its very recent
discovery. It has been figured in the ‘Transactions of the American Philosophical
Society, and described very fully by Dr. Harlow in the same work. From se-
veral peculiarities in structure, this animal approaches very closely to the ourangs,
and on that account, we think should have precedence of the other Gibbons. We
subjoin the letter of Dr. Burrough that accompanied the specimens furnished Dr.
Harlow, which is-interesting as a detail of a few distinguishing features of this
singular species.

“ The specimens of the ourang-outang or Gibbons, a you, were obtained by
me during my late excursion into the interior of Bengal. They were presented to
me by Captain Alexander Davidson, of the Honourable East India Company, sta-
tioned at Goalpara, situate on the Burrampooter river, in Assam. This district of
country was formerly attached to the Burmese empire, but at present is in pos-
session of the East India Company, and constitutes the north-eastern limits of their
territory in this quarter.

“The ourang, of which I am now to speak, called by the Assamese ‘ Hoolock,’ is
to be met with on the Garrow Hills, in the vicinity of Goalpara, between lati-
tudes 25 and 28 degs. north; and the specimens brought to this country by me,
were taken within a few miles of the town of Goalpara. The full grown one, which
at this time you have prepared, was in my possession, alive, from the month of Ja-
nuary to May, when it died from a blow it received across the lumbar region, inad-
vertently inflicted with a small stick by one of my servants at Calcutta. ‘They inha-
bit more particularly the lower hills, not being able to endure the cold of those
ranges of the Garrows of more than 4 or 5()0 feet elevation. Their food, in the
wild state, consists, for the most part, of fruits common only to the jungle in this
district of country; and they are particularly fond of the seeds and fruits of that
sacred tree of India, called the Peopul tree, and which, on the Garrow Hills, at-
tains a very large size. They likewise partake of some species of grass, and also the
tender twigs and leaves of the 4 and other trees, which they chew, swallow
the juice thereof, and reject the indigestible part. They areeasily tamed; and when
first taken show no disposition to bite, unless provoked to anger, and even then

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Plate 4. Fig. 4.—Front of upper jaw of the Asiatic Ourang Outang 2 rai 74
Fig. 5.—Dentition of the Pongo : < : . 48

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manifest a reluctance to defend themselves, preferring to retreat into some corner
rather than attack their enemy. They walk erect; and, when placed upon a floor
or in an open field, balance themselves very prettily, by raising their hands over
their head, and slightly bending their arm at the wrist and elbow, and then run to-
lerably fast, rocking from side to side; and if urged to greater speed, they let fall
their hands to the ground, and assist* themselves forward, rather jumping than
running, still keeping the body, however, nearly erect; if they succeed in mak-~
ing their way to a grove of trees, they then swing with such astonishing rapidity
from branch to branch, and from tree to tree, that they are soon lost in the jungle
or forest.

«The individual in question became so tame and manageable in less than a
month, that he would take hold of my hand and walk with me, helping himself
along at the same time with the other hand applied to the ground, as described
above. He would come at my call, and seat himself in a chair by my side at the
breakfast-table, and help himself to an egg, or the wing of a chicken from my
plate, without endangering any of my table furniture. He would partake of
coffee, chocolate, milk, tea, &c. ; and although his usual mode of taking liquids was
by dipping his knuckles into the cup and licking his fingers, still, when appa-
rently more thirsty, he would take up the vessel from which I fed him with both
hands, and drink like a man from a spring. His principal food consisted of boiled
rice, boiled bread and milk, with sugar, plantains, bananas, oranges, &c., all of
which he ate, but seemed best pleased with bananas. He was fond of insects;
would search in the crevices of my house for spiders, and if a fly chanced to come in
his reach, he would dexterously catch him in one hand, generally using his right
hand. Like many of the different religious castes of this country, he seemed to
entertain an antipathy to an indiscriminate use of animal food, and would not eat
of either the flesh of the cow or hog; would sometimes taste a little of beef, but
never eat of it. I have seen him take fried fish, which he seemed to relish better
than almost any other description of animal food, with the exception of chicken, and
even this he would eat but very sparingly of, preferring his common diet, bread and
milk, with sugar, fruit, &e. In temper he was remarkably pacific, and seemed, as
I thought, often glad to have an opportunity of testifying his affection and attach-
ment for me. When I visited him in the morning, he would commence a Joud
and shrill whoo—whoo—whoo—whoo, which he would keep up often from five to
ten minutes, with an occasional intermission for the purpose of taking a full res-
piration ; until finally, apparently quite exhausted, he would lie down, allow me to
comb his head, and brush the long hair on his arms, and seem delighted with the
tickling sensation produced by the brush on his belly and legs. He would turn from
side to side, tirst hold out one arm and then the other, and when I attempted to go
away, he would catch hold of my arm or coat-tail, and pull me back again to renew
my little attentions to him, daily bestowed. IfI called to him from a distance, and
he could recognise my voice, he would at once set up his usual ery, which he caune
times gradually brought down to a kind of moan, but generally resumed his louder
tone when I approached him. This animal was a male, but showed no particular
marks of the sex; and by a casual glance, might readily, if not examined more
closely, have passed for a female. J have no idea of his age; but, judging from
the length and size of his canine teeth, suppose him to have been advanced ins life.

“The other large ‘ Hoolock,’ of which you have the cranium, was also a male
and full grown. He was likewise obtained from the Garrow Hills, in Assam,
presented to me by my friend Captain A. Davidson of Goalpara. He came into m ;
possession in the month of April, and died at sea in July, just before getting ass
with the Cape of Good Hope, of a catarrhal affection. His death probably miele
have been hastened from want of proper fools such as is not procurable on lone
voyages, This animal was similar in habit and®general characters to the one already
described; and may have been eight or ten years of age, or perhaps older; a

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Plate 4.*—Ourane Ouran, or Pigmy of Tyson, (front view) 47
Plate 5. Fig. 1.—Sim1a Satryrus (The Ourang Outang) é - A 7)
Fig. 2.—Sim1a Trocuiopyres, Lin. (The Chimpanse) : - 49
Fig. 3.—Hy.osares Synpacty.vs, Raff. (The Siamang) “ . 49
Fig. 4.—Crrcorirnecus Mona (The Mona) : . - 00
Plate 5.*—Ourane OvuTane, or Pigmy of Tyson, (back view) : - 47
Plate 6. Fig. 1.—Dentition of the Howling Monkey : - 2855
Fig. 2.—The lower jaw, with teeth, of the Asialie Ourang Outang . 47
Fig. 3.—The face of the Douroucouli : : 4 459
Fig. 4.—Dentition of the Guenon Monkeys . ° oh cob

Plate 6.* Fig. 1.—Trociopytres Nicer, or Simia Troglodytes (The Black
Ourang). For another view see Plate 5. Fig. 2. . 49

Fig. 2—Pirurcus Satryrus, Geoff.; Simia Satyrus, Lin. (The

Red or Asiulic Ourang Outang) side view. See also Plate
5. Fig. 1. : : 7 . en /

Plate 6, bis. Fig. 1.—Semnopitaecus Menaropnos, Raff. (The Simpat) . 52
Fig. 2.—Macacus Menrstrinus, Fr. Cav. (The Brown Baboon) 53

Fig. 3.—Inuus Sitvanus (The Barbary Ape) : ° . Oo

Plate 7. Fig. 1—Hynogpates Synpactyia (The Siamang). For another
view see Plate 5. Fig. 3. = ° 6 Bee

Fig. 2.—LasiopyGa Nremea (The Cochin-China Monkey); S. Ne-
meeus, Lin. 4 Bie ul

Fig. 3.—Teeth of the Cenopiruxrcus, Geoff, ; Semnopitheeus, Fr. Cuv. 51

Plate 7*. Fig. 1.—Nasaris Larvatus (The Kahau or Proboscis Monkey); 8.

Nasiea, Schr. : : s F we ol
Fig, 2.—Pirnecus Saryrus, Geoff. (The Red or Asiatic Ourang
Outang) front view. See also Plate 5. Fig. 1. ae
Fig. 3.—Foot of the Siamang 4 y é - 49
Figs. 4, 5.—Dentition of the Semnorprtuecus Mavrvs i ane
Plate 8. Fig. 1—Macacus Sitenus (The Ouanderou) ; S. Silenus and Leonina
Lin. and Gm. ois SoMa gM 4 ath To his, Oe
Fig. 2.—Pirnecita MeLanocerHAta, Geoff.; Sim. Melanocephela,
Humb. (The Cacajao) 5 Rirsiies. : - O8

am informed by the natives of Assam, they live to the age of twenty-five or thirty
years.

J “The young specimen was also alive in my possession. ‘This is a female, and
was brought to me by a Garrow Indian at the same time the first was received ;
but died on the way from Goalpara to Calcutta, of a pulmonary disease following
eatarrh. This poor little creature, when first taken sick, suffered great pain and
oppression at the chest, for which I prescribed a cathartic of castor oi] and calomel,
* and a warm bath, which seemed to afford it some temporary relief, but she died
after ten days’ illness. The animal appeared delighted with the bath; and when I
removed her from the vessel, she would run back again to the water, and lie down
again until again removed. She was, like the others I had in my possession, gentle
and pacific in disposition, very timid and shy of strangers; but in less than a week
from the time she was taken, would, if put down in an open place, quickly run to me,
jump in my arms, and hug-me round the neck. I[ supposed her to have been from
nine months to a year old. I fed her on boiled milk, goat’s milk diluted with water
and sweetened with sugar-candy. She also would sometimes partake of a little
bread and milk, with the older one. She soon learned to suck the milk from a small
bottle, through a quill covered with a piece of rag.”

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Plate 8. Figs. 3, 4.—Teeth of the Cenoceeus, Geoff., St. Hil. 55
Fig. 5. ~_Nose of NASALI8 Daenuds Geoff., St Hil. (The Kahn, or

Proboscis Monkey) 5 & : Ayia |

Plate 9. Fig. 1.—Stm1a Ruera, Gm. (The Patra ) ' i . 50

Fig. 2.—CyNocnPHaLus Papio, Desm. (The Guinea Baboon) . . 54
Fig. 3.—Sra Faruniius, Gm. (The Horned Sajou) : A °.07

Plate 10. Fig. 1.—Cartirurix Personata, Geoff. (The Masked Monkey) . 58
Fig. 2.—Catuirurix Lueens, Geoff. (The i hiphitad or Widow

Monkey) 5 : - 08

Plate 11. Fig. 1.—Cynocrpuatus Porcarius (The Chacma) . 54
Fig. 2.—Papio Marmon, Geoff., St. Hil.; S. Maimon and Morou,

Lin. (The Mandrill) ; . 54

Fig. 3.—Myceres Senicuius (The Red Howling Monkey) ; - 09

Plate 12. Fig. 1.—Bracnytrtes Hypoxantuvus (The Mikiri) 5 - 56

Fig. 2.—Crsus Ape.ia (The Weeping Sapajou) . OF

Fig. 3.—Piruecia Ruriventris (The Red-bellied Saki) : . 58

Plate 13. Fig. 1.—Prerorus Dvussumerit, Isid., Geoff. (The Roussette of
Dussumier) ° - 65
Fig. 2.—Preroprus K&RAUDRENIUS, Quoy. and Gaym. 5 65
Fig. 3.—Head of the Ceruatores Patiasu, Geoff.*
Fig. 4.—Mo.ossus Onscurus, Geoff. (The Molossus Bat) . - 66
Fig. 5.—Nocritiv Leporinus (The Hare-lipped Bat) sGa

Plate 14. Fig. 1.—PHy tiostoma CrenuLatuM, Geoff. (The Indented Javelin
Bat) - 67
Figs 2, 3.—Teeth of the Payiiostoma SPECTRU M et HAstarps 67, 68
Fig. 4.—Head of Mecaverma TriroLitm (The Trefoil-leaf Bat) . 68

Fig. 5.—Head of Mecaperma Frons., Geoff. (The Leaf Bat) - 68
Fig. 6.—Head of Rurnotpuus Trivens, Geoff. (The Three-toothed
Horse-shoe Bat) - . 68
Fig 7.—Nycreris Grorrroyi (The Rear- mouse ’ Bat) 3 . 69
Plate 15, Fig. 1.—-Noctuorvus TrivirGAta (The Douroucouli) A . 59
Tig. 2.—Hapate CurysomeELas (The Black Marikina) 0 - 60
Fig. 3.—Licuanotvs Inpri (The Indri) 5 Z - 61
Plate 16. Fig. 1—Lrmur Ruser (The Red Lemur) 6R
Fig. 2.—Ga.aGo SENEGALENSIS (The Galago of Senegal) - 62
Fig. 3.—Srennors Tarpicrapbus (Sloth of Bengal) . . 61
Fig. 4.—Tarsius Spectrum (The Tarsier) ° . - 62

Plate 17. Fig. 1.—Gataco Crassicaupatus, Geoff. (The Great Galago) * . 62
Fig. 2,.—Mustera LeurreoceruaLa (The White Vision of the

Furriers) 88

Fig. 3.—Musteva Lurra BRASILIENSIS (The American Otter) - 90

Fig. 4.—Canis Junatus (The Red Wolf) é . 92
Fig. 5.—Koara Cinerea (The Ash-coloured Koala). For another

view see plate 32, Fig. 3. ° ° . - 116

* Nearly allied to the Cephalote of Peron. Its fur is cinereous gray above,
white pale beneath, and the belly undulated. . The nostrils are tubular, distant, and
open. The index finger is provided with a nail. The body is about four inches,
and the wings one foot and four inches wide. The tail is not quite an inch.

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Plate 18. Fig. 1.—Sorex Araneus (The Common Shrew) : TD
Fig. 2.—MyGAte Moscuatus; Sorex Moschatus, Lin. (The Russian
Musk Rat) ° : : . - £6
Fig. 3.—Curysocntoris Astaticus, Lin. (The Golden Mole) me KS
Plate 19, Fig. 1.—Taruozous Maurirranvsg, Geoff., St. Hil. (The Maritins
Horse-shoe Bat) . 5 - 69
Fig. 2.—Vesrertivio Pipistreiius, Gm. (The Pipistrelle) - 70
Fig. 3—-Piecotus Timortensis, Geoff. (The Timor Bat) ain BD
Fig. 4.—Gaueopituecus Ruruvs, Geoff. (The Red Flying Bat) , 71
Plate 20. Fig. 1—Erinaceus Evroravs, Lin. (The Common Hedgehog) 73
Fig. 2.—Centenes Semi-spinosus, (The Radiated Tenrec) oy 7a
Fig. 3.—Head of Cenrenes Srtosus (The Tendrac) : a ie
Fig. 4.—Cuaposates FerruGinga, Fred. Cuv. (The Ferruginous
Tupaia) ° . ‘ ° - 74
Plate 21. Fig. 1.—Ursus Lasrarvs, Blain. (The Thick-lipped Bear). of Sil
Fig. 2.—Ursvus Arcros, Lin. (The Brown or Common Bear of Europe) 80
Fig. 3.—Ussus Mavayanus, Horsf. (The Malay Bear) . - )8t
Plate 22. Fig. 1.—Taxra Europa, Lin, (The Common Mole) 5 hry
Fig. 2.—Conpytura Cristata, Lin. (The Radiated Mole) 78
Fig. 3.—Scatops Aquaricus, Lin. (The Canadian Scalops) - 78
Plate 23. Fig. 1.— Ursus Americanus, Gm. (The North American Bear) EO
Fig. 2.— Ursus Ferox, Lewis and Clarke (The Grisly Bear) . - 82
Fig. 3.—Ursus Maririmus, Lin. (The Polar Bear) . E . 8
Plate 24. Fig. 1.—Ursus Ornatus (The Blach Bear of the Cordilleras) Bits)!
Fig. 2.—Procyon Loror, Lin. (The Raccoon) A - 83
Fig. 3.—ArLurus ReruLGEens (The Shining Panda) : . &3
Ond Plate 24. Figs. 1, 2, 3.—Three views of the skull of the Aye-Aye 12
Figs. 4, 5, 6.—Three views of the skull of the Wombat . . 116
Plate 25, Fig. 1.—Head of Ictipes ALnirrons (The White Benturong) 84
Fig. 2.—Potros Coupivoivutus (The Prehensile-tailed Potto) 84
Fig. 3.—Nasvua Rura, Viverra Nasua, Lin. (The Red Coati) . 84
Plate 26. Fig. 1.—Mexes Vurearis; Ursus Meles, Lin. (The Common Badger) 84
Fig. 2.—Guto Arcrticus; Ursus Gulo, Lin. (The Arctic Glutton) . 85
Fig. 3.—Purorivs Zorituo (The Cape Polecat) ° 867
Plate 27. Fig. 1.—MusteLa Pekan (The Canadian Marten) - §88
Fig. 2.—Magpuairis AMERICANA; Viverra Putor, Gm, (The American
Skunk) a 3 : eso
Fig. 3.—Lutra Narr (The Pondicherry Otter) 5 4 790
Fig. 4.—Head of the Javanese Teludu 5 : 7 90
Plate 2S, Fig. 1.—Parapvoxurus Typus (The Pougound of India) <i ame
Fig. 2,.—Hervestes Carrera (The Mangouste of India) . - 96
Fig. 4.—Cranium and paws of Viverra TerrapacryLa (The Suri- oa
cate) : ° vie = ° .
Fig. 5.—Proreres LaLrannit (The Mangu of Laland) . - 97
Plate 29, Fig. 1.—Canis Vutres (The Common Fox) = Ail eee eee
Fig. 2.—ViverRa Civetra (The Civet) : ° . 94
Fig. 3.—Generra, Cuv.; Viverra Genetta, Lin. (The Common a

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Plate 30. Fig. ].—Hy ona Brunnea, Thanberg (The Brown Hyena) 6 98
Fig. 2.—Fevis Ticris (The Royal Tiger) ; 5 5 . 99

Plate 30. bis. Fig. 1.—Feuts Leo, Lin, (The Lion) . : # - 90
i Fig. 2.—Fevis Leorarpus, Lin. (The Leopard) : - 100
Fig. 3.—Fexis Carus, Lin, (The Domestic Cat) : - 102

2nd Plate 80. bis. Fig. 1.—Catocepnarus Vitutius ; Phoca Vitulina,
Lin. (The Common Seal) ‘ ‘ one

Fig. 2.—Macroruinus Prososciprus; Phoca Leonina,

Lin. (The Elephant Seal) 2 sj - 105

Fig. 3.—Orarra Jusara (The Sea Lion of Steller, &c.) . 105

Fig. 4.—Oranta Ursina (The Sea Bear) - . 105

Fig. 5.—TricuEecuus Rosmarus, Lin. (The Sea Cow) - 105

Plate 31. Fig. 1.—Dipetpars Cancrivora, Lin. (The Crab-eating Qpossum) . 109

gFig. 2.—Dasyurus Veverrinus (White's Dasyurus) . Pi i
Fig. 3.—PERAMELES Nasutrus (The Perameles) A 5 Fe ip ty 4
Plate $2. Fig. 1.—HypsterymMnus Mrxor (The Kanguroo Rat) A . 114
Fig. 2.—Head of Macrorus Mayor (The Greater Kanguroo) . 115
Fig. 3.—Lirurus Cinereus, Gold. (The Koala) ° - 116
Fig. 4.—Puasconomys Ursinus (The Wombat) ’ ° . 116
Plate 33. Fig. ].—Puatanaista Rura ; Ph. Cavifrons (The Hollow-fronted
Phalanger) A i 3 3 SATS
Fig. 2.—Head of the Peraurus TaGuanorpEs . » 113

Fig. 3.—Peraurus Pigmxus (The Flying Dwarf Phalanger) - 113

Plate 34. Fig. 1.—Scrurus Auvroeaster, F. Cuv. (The Golden-bellied Squirrel . 119

Fig. 2.—Head of a GuERLINGUET (a sort of Squirrel) 4 Bilis)
Fig. 3.—Preromys VoLucetta, Lin. (The American Floing Squirrel) 119
Fig. 4.—Cueinomys MapaGascartensis (The Aye-Aye) ~ oe Lee

Plate 35. Fig. 1.—Hypromys Curysocaster, Geoff. (The Hydromys) . . 124
Fig. 2.—Carromys Poeyitr (The Houtia) c ;
Fig. 3.—Mus Decumanus, Pall. (The Surmulot or Common Norway

Rat) 4 : . : . 124

Plate,36, Fig. 1—Arcromys Emperna; Schr., Arc. Bobac (The Quebec Mar-
mot) z - is : 3 121
Fig. 2.—Myoxus Guts, Lin. (The Fat Dormouse) A . 122

Fig. 3.—Ecuimys CayENNENSIS, Geoff. (The Cayenne Echimys) . 123
Fig. 4.—Head of Ecnimys Dacryzinus, Geoff. (The Long-tocd

Echimys ) . ° . : . 123

Plate 37. Fig. 1.—Gromys Bursarivs (The Canada Hamster) ° . 132
Fig. 2.—Casror Fiser, Buff. (The Beaver) : 4 . 133

Fig. 3.—Myoproramus Corpus, Molin. (The Couia) ° - 134

Plate 38. Fig. 1.—Grrbittus Pyramipum (The Gerbil of the Pyramids) . 127

Fig. 2.—Cricetus VutcGaris (The Common Hamster) z = hy
Fig. 3.—ArvicoLta CEconomicus (The Meadow Cumpagnole) a
Plate 39. Fig. 1 —Grorycuus Lemus, Lin. (The Lemming) : - 129
Fig. 2-——Oromys Cavensis, Fr. Cuv. (The Cape Otomys) + fe, LSD
Fig. 8.—Dirus Hirtiprs, Lich. (The Hairy-footed Jerboa). . 130
Plate 40, Fig. 1.—Hunamys Carrer (The Jumping Hare) - . 131

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Plate 40. Fig. 2.—Spatax Typuus (The Blind Rat Mole) : SIS
Fig. 3.—Baruisraus Maririmus (Zhe Maritime Rat Mole) A EY.

Plate 41. Fig. 1—Hystrix Dorsara, Lin. (The Urson) : 135

Fig. 2.—Hystrix PREeH eNSELIS, Lin. (The Prehensile-tailed Bytes

pine or Coendou) ESS
Fig. 3.—Hystrix Fascicu.ata, Lin. (The Pencil- tailed Porcupine) 135
Plate 42. Fig. 1.—Hysrrix Cristrata, Lin. (The Common Porcupine) as
Fig. 2.—Synetueres Insiprosa (The Couiy or Couia of Brazil) . 136
Plate 43. Fig. 1—Lreus Timipus, Lin. (The Common Hare) A . 136
Fig. 2.—Lagomys ALrpinus, Pall. (The Alpine Hare) A . 138
Fig. 3.—Hyprocu@rus Capypara (The Capybara) ° . 138
Piate 44, Fig. 1.--Ana@ma Copara APEREA (The Guinea Pig) - . 138
Fig. 2.—Cutoromys Acucut (The Acouchi) : - 139
Fig. 3.—Ca@tocenys Paca (The White-spotted i Paced) ° - 139
Plate 45. Fig. 1.—Acurus Torquatus, Bradypus Torquatus (The Black-col-
lared Ai) - - 142
Fig. 2.—Brapyrus Drpacryius (The Unau) ° . » 142
Plate 46. Fig. 1—Dasyrus Encousrrr (The Six-banded Armadillo) . . 144
Fig. 2,—Dasyrus Unictnetvs (The Tutouay) . 145
Fig. 3.—CuiamypnHorus Truncatus, Har. (The Truncated nian.
phore of Chili) 5 : é . 145
Plate’46, bis Fig. 1—Mrcatarrium, Cuv. (Fossil) . 142
Fig. 2.—Mastopvon GiGANTEUM, Cuv. (The Great Mastodon) . 153
Fig. 3.—ANopLoTHERIUM CoMMUNE, Cuv. : . 157
Plate 47. Fig. 1—Orycreropus Carensts, Pall. (The Cape Ground Hog) . 146
Fig. 2.—MyrmecopsaGa DipactyLa, Lin. (The Two-toed Ant-
eater) - 147
Fig. 3.--Head of Hee Pe Ne Jusarwa (The Tundanows . 147
Fig. 4.—Manis Tetrapactyta, Lin. (The Long-tailed Pangolin) . 147
Plate 47. bis. Fig. 1.—Skeleton of the Two-horned Rhinoceros - 158
Fig. 2.—Skeleton of the Gne-horned Rhinoceros of Fain’ pe ay f
Plat 48. Fig. 1—Ecmipna Serosa (The Bristly Echiduc) . . 149
Fig. 2.—Ornituoruyncnus Parapoxes, Blum. (The Parailoe Ani-
mal of New Holland) . : . 149
Plate 48. bis.—Skeleton of the Indian Elephant, or a nearly allied species, in
a fossil state, discovered in Siberia 2 z - 153
Plate 49. Fig. 1.—Evrpuas Inpicus (The Indian Elephant) : « 152
Fig. 2.—Teeth of the African Elephant ; - 152
Fig. 3.—Ruinoceros Inpicus ( The Rhinoceros of India) . . 157
_ Plate 49. bis.—Skeleton of an extinct species of Elephant 5 . 152
Plate 50 Fig. 1.—Dicotyres Lasratus (The White-lipped Peccary or Tajassou) 156
Fig. 2.—Puacocuares Ariana, Rupp.; Sus Africanus, Gm. She
Hog of Atlian) : 156
we Fig. 3.—Lvs Scropaa, var. of Siam. (The Wild Boar) 155

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Plate 50. bis. Fig. 1 —Skeleton of Ruinoceros Unicornts (The One-horned Rhi-
noceros ) e
Fig. 2.—Skeleton of Hiproror amus AMPHIBIUS (The Hippopotamus)

Plate 51. Fig. 1.—Hrrropotamus Amprisivs, Lin. (The Hippopotamus) 5
ig. 2.—Tapria Inpicus (The Tapir of India) . 4

. 157
154

154
159

Fig. 3.—Head of Tarir Americanus, Lin. (Zhe American Tapir) « 159

Plate 52. Fig. 1.—Eauus Montanus, Burch. (The Onagga) 4 - 162
P Fig. 2.—Eaues Hemionus, Pall. (The Dzigguetai) c . 16k
Fig. 3. —Eauus Tenia, Lan, (The Zebra). 4 ‘ - 161

Plate 53. Fig. 1.—Eauus Quaccna (The Coucgga) . 162
Fig. 2.—Cametus Dromepanivs (The Dromedary) A - 164

Fig. 3.—Avcuenta Lracma, Lin. (The Lama) - 165

Plate 53. bis.—Teeth and external structure of the Horse : . 160
Plate 54. Fig. 1.—Moscuus Pyema@us, Buff. (The Pigmy Musk Ov) . 166
Fig. 2.—Head of Moscuus Moscutr ERus (The Musk Ox) A - 166

Fig. 3.—Cervus Vireinianus (The Virginian Deer) 4 - 168

Plate 54. bis. Fig. 1.—Cervus Tarannus, Lin. (The Rein Deer) ° - 167
Fig. 2.—Cervus Evepnas, Lin. (The Common Stag) Soe iis

Plate 54. ter.—Crervus Canapensis, Gm. (The Elk) : - 168
Plate 55.—CaMELoPARDALIS GiraFA (The Giraffe) 6 : - 170
Plate 56. Fig. 1.—Ovis Ammon, Lin, (The Argali of Siberia) A Bb /7/
Fig. 2.—Carra AGacrus (The Wild Goat) . ° - 176

Plate 57. Fig. 1.—Anrvivope Keverra, Gm. (The Kevel) A ova
Fig. 2.—Head of the Gazelle A . 174

Fig. 3.—Anrivope Gazecca, Lin, (The Gaz elle) ° . 174

Plate 57. bis. Fig. 1.—Bos Bison, Lin. (The American Buffalo or Bison) . 180
Fig. 2.—Head of Bos Taurus, Lin. (The Common Ow) aS

Fig. 3.—Bos Busatus, Lin. (The Buffalo) . - 180

Plate 58. Fig. 1.—Head of the Bos Moscuarus (Male) Aha. A .- 180
Fig. 2.—Ovis Musimon, Pall. (The Mouflon of Sardinia) . . 178

Fig. 3.—Ovis TraGcetapuus (The Mouflon of Africa) d . 178

Fig. 4.—Bos Urus, Gm. (The Auroch) j C sw,

Plate 59, Fig. 1.—Bos Carrer, Sparm. (The Cape Buffalo) . 180
Fig. 2.—Bos Moscuatus, (Female) Gm. ( The Musk Ox of America) 180

Fig. 3.—Bos Grunnizns, Pall. (The Grunting Cow of Tartary) . 180

Plate 60. Fig. 1.—Detrninus Orca, Lacep. (The Grampus) . 186
Fig. 2.—DELPHINUS Capensis, Duss. (The Cape Porpoise) . 186

Fig. 3.—The brain and upper jaw of the De:puinus Orca . 186

Fig. 4. —The lower jaw of the DeLpuinus Orca . . 136

Fig. 3.—Depainus GLopicers, Cuv. (The Round- heuded Gramm) 186

Plate 61. Fig. 1.— Manatus Americanus'(The American Lamantin or Sea Cow) 182
Fig. 2.—Haticore Ducone (The Dugong) 5 . - 183

Plate 62. Fig. l—Detruinus Dexruis, Lin, (The Common Dolphin) c

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Plate 62. Fig. 2.—PHoca@na VULGARIS; ee eas Phocosna, Lin. (The Com-
mon Porpoise) .« . 186

Fig. 3.—Head of the DELPINORNYNCHUS GancEricus (The Dolphin

of the Ganges ) °
Fig. 4.— DELPHINAPTERUS Leucorampuus, Peron. (The South Sea

Porpoise) e ° e e ° 187
Plate 63. Fig. 1—Monopon Monoceros, Lin. (The Narwhal) ¥ 188

Fig. 2.—Puyserer Macrocepuatus, Shaw (The Spermaceti Whale) 189
Fig. 3.—Batz#na Mysricus, Lin. (The Great Greenland Whale) . 190

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Plate 1. Fig. 1.—Vovrur Inpicus, Cuv. (The Vulture of India) 3 . 209
Fig. 2.—Sarcorameuus GRYPHUS, Cuv. (The Condor or Great Vulture

of the Andes) . 210

Fig. 3.—Sarcorampnus Papa, Cuv. ‘(The King # the Vi ultures) - 210

Fig. 4.—Gypraztos Barsatus (The Lamb’s Vulture) . 211

Fig.’ 5.—Head of the Carnarres Aura, Cuy. (The Turkey Buzzard) . 210

Plate 2. Fig. 1.—Fatco Futvus, Gm. (The Common Eagle) - 215

Fig. 2.—NroPHRON PERCNOPTERI, Sav. x 4 SON

Fig. 3.—Fatco Ossirracus (The Ossifragus) 5 5 . 216

Plate 2. bis. Fig. 1.—Fatco Communis, Gm. (The Common Falcon) 4 PAR
Fig. 2.—Fatco Nov# Hortanpi2, White (The Goshawk of New

Holland) - 220

Fig. 3.—Fatco Caupicans and IsLanpicus (The Gerfalcon) . 214

Plate 3. Fig. 1.—Fatco Femoratis Temm. . . . 214
Fig. 2.—AquiLa MALalEnsis ; Falco Malaiensis, Reinw. (The Malay

Eagle) . 216

Fig. 3.—AstTur Kinvsorhes ans Faleo Xanthothorax., Temm. > 228

Fig. 4.—Head of the Gerfalcon . . 5 * . 214

Plate 3. bis. Fig. 1.—Fatco Parisiticus 2 rage Z LODE

Fig. 2.—Fatco Cayennensis, Gm. . : . 220

Fig. 3.—Fatco Occirirauis, Daud. : . 219

Plate 4. Fig. 1.—Mirvus Furcarus (The Fork-tailed Kite) eeeae
Fig. 2.—Head of Pernis Cristara, Cuy. (The Crested Honey Buezard

of Java) . 223

Fig. 3.—Burko Jackau (The Rou-noir or Jackal Buzzard) : . 223
Fig. 4.—Serrentarius Cristatus (The Crested Secretary or Snake-
eater) r “ - A ’ . 224

Plate 4. bis. Fig. 1—Pernis Cristara, Cuv. (The Honey Buzzard of Java) . 223
Fig. 2.—Fatco PEennsytvanicis, Wils. (The American Sparrow

Hawk) 221

Fig. 3.— Burro Atpicaupws, Vieill. (The White-tailed Buzeard) . 223

Plate 5. Fig. 1.—Fatco Hatiztus, Lin. (The Osprey) - 217
Fig. 2.—Harpyia Ferox & Harpyia Maxima, Vieill. " (The American

or Great Harpy) 5 . 218

Fig. 3.—Caracara VuLearis (The Commen Caracara) 5 . 218

Plate 6. Fig. 1.—Harpyia Maxim., Vieillot (The Great Harpy) 3 . 218
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Plate 6. Fig. 2.—View of the Head and Face of the Great Harpy . 218
Fig. 3.— Fatco Guianensis, Dand. (The Small Eagle of Guiana) . 219

Plate 6. bis. Fig.1.—Fatco Pausrnis, Pr. Max. 4 = ~ 224
Fig. 2.—Srrix Buso, Enl. (The Grand Duc of Naturalists) S227
Fig. 3.—Syrnium Atuco, Lin... . 2 : . 226
Plate 7. Fig. 1.—Orvs Macrornyncuos, Tem. (The Large-beaked Owl) . 226
Fig. 2.—Srrix Frammea, Lin. (The Ominous Screech-owl) . . 227
Fig. 3.—Syrnium Pacoparum (The Village Owl) .« ° . 227
Plate 8. Fig. 1.—Buso Vireinianus (The Virginian Duc) C . 228
Fig. 2.—Nocrua Utuxans (The Screeching Owl) 5 ° . 228
Fig. 3.—Scors Vuiearis (The Common Scops-eared Owl) .« . 229

Plate 9. Fig. 1.—Epotius Remirer; Lanius Malabaricus, Shaw (The Malabar

Shrike) : ° ° . <
Fig. 2—Puysatura Fravirostris (The Brazilian Yellow Bill) . 242
Plate 10. Fig. 1.—Cucutus Gaira, Vieill. (The Spotted Cuckoo) . 298
Fig. 2.—Coccyzus Grorrroyi (The Couas Cuckoo) : . 298
Fig. 3.—Cenrrorus Menesixi (The Lark-nailed Coucal) : - 299
Plate 11. Fig. 1.-—Coccyzus Cristatus, Vaill. (The Couas) . 298
Fig. 2.—Cucurus Canorus, Lin. (The Common Cuckoo) 5 . 298
Fig. 3.—The Bill of the SaurotHERA Vertura, Vieill. . . 299
Fig. 4.—Inpicaror Minor, Vaill. (The Indicator) . . 299
Plate 12. Fig. 1.—Lanius Cotvaris (The Collared Shrike) : ; » 239
Fig. 2.—Gravcatus Me.anops (The Dark-eyed Choucari) . 235
Fig. 3.—Barira Srepera, Shaw (The Norfolk Island Bird) . 234
Plate 13. Fig. 1.—Ocyprerus AtgoviTTALus . : . 233
Fig. 2.—Lanius Piumarvus, Shaw : 2 : . 233
Fig. 3.—Barira Anapuoresis, Temm. . 5 . 234
Plate 14. Fig. 1.—Lanivus Piranegua, Gm. 4 : * . 236
Fig. 2.—Bernytus Picarus, Vaill. 6 . oo oe
Fig. 3.—Lanius Cayanus, Gm. A 6 ; 3 230
Plate 15, Fig. 1.—GymnocrerpnHatus Capucinus, Less. < 3 - 239
Fig. 2.—AmprELis Cornea, Lin. 5 . 3 - 240
Fig. 3.—Muscicapa Parapisi, Gm. : : 2 - 236
Plate 16. Fig. 1.—Parpatorus Cristatus (The Ornamented Pardalote) . 236
Fig. 2.—Bill of Lanivus Tyrannus (The Tyrant) 5 - 236
Fig. 3.—Bill of the Muscirera Coronata . 0 Bay /
Fig. 4.—Muscicapa Miniata, Temm. (The Small Fly-catcher) . 238

Fig. 5.—Bill of Gymnocernatus Catvus, Gm, (The Bald Tyrant) . 239
Fig. 6.—Piaryruyncuus Canconus, Temm. (The Broad-billed Fly-

catcher ) : : : ¢ ; - 237
Fig. 7.—CrpHaLoprervs OrnAtUs, Geoff. (The Ornamented Cephalop-
terus ) ; . : 5 5 - 299

Plate 17, Fig. 1.—Myornera Supercitiosa (The Supercilious Ant-catcher) . 246
Fig. 2.—Crncius Vutcaris (The Common Water-Thrush) . 248
Fig. 3.—Puirepon Caruncvratus (The Carunculated African Thrush) 248

Plate 18. Strurnio Cametus (The Ostrich of the Eastern Continent ) . 320

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2nd Plate 18. Fig. 1.—Ampetis Carnirex (The Butcher Chatterer) , 239
Fig. 2.—Head of the Procnias AvERaNo (The Variegated Chat-
terer) 4
Fig. 3—Bombya.Lia Cuprorum (The Chatterer oF the Cedars) . 240
Fig. 4—Gymnoperus Noupicoius (The Bare-necked Chatterer) . 241
Fig. 5.—Spiny Rump-feather and Bill of Cestepyris Canus
(The African Crown Bird) . 240
Fig. 6.—Bill of the Tersina HiRuNDINACEA (The Swallow Crown
Bird) ‘ ° . : - 240
Plate 19. Fig. 1.—Tanacra Mexicana, Enl. wade,
Fig. 2.—Ampe tis Garrutus, Lin, (The Holemtan Chatterer) . 240
Fig. 3.—Tarpus Patmarum, Gm. . 9 9 . 243
Plate 20, Fig. 1.—Tawacra Maena (The Grosbeak Tanager) . 242
Fig. 2.—Tarpus Mervta, Lin, (The Eur as Black- “bird . 243
Fig. 3.—Tanacra Jacapa C . 243
Plate 21. Fig. 1.—Oriotus Gatsura (The Yellow Thrush) 2 . 251
Fig. 2,—Gratriina MELANotecca, Vieill. ‘ . . 246
Fig. 3.—Merops Monacuus, Lath. . i . . 252
Plate 22. Fig. 1.—Euryriaimus Corypon,Tem. . . 5 . 260
Hie; 2.—Pipra Parerora, Enl. (The Manakin) : - 260
Fig. 3.—EmsBeriza Cirrinewya (The Yellow Bunting) : . 266
Plate 23, Fig. 1.—Frineiiia Carnpuetis, Lin. (The Common Goldfinch) . 270
Fig. 2.—Rupicova Viripis, Tem. (The Green Cock of the Rock) . 259
Fig. 3—Frineitta Montirrinait1a, Lin, (The Mountain Finch) . 270
Plate 24. Fig. 1.—Ficepura S1auis, Enl. (The American Stone-chat) . 254
Fig. 2.—Curruca Suspatpina (The Curruca of the Lesser Alps) . 256
Fig. 3.—ReGutus Ienicapitius, Naum. 5 PY
Fig. 4.—Bill of the Accenror Sac ie Beckst. ( The Accentor ‘of the dis
Alps) . .
Fig. 5.—Bill of the SaxIcona RvuBIcoLa (The Mill Clapper) . 202
2nd Plate 24, Fig. 1—Ataupa Aprara (The Bateleuse) ° . 264
Fig. 2.—Parus Biarmicus (The Bearded Titmouse) - 266
Fig. 3.—Head of the Parus CaruLrus Cie Blue- headed Tit-
mouse ) » 265
Fig. 4.—Pyreita Ciris (The Lark Becta) C . 267
Fig. 5.—Bill of the Remiz ( The Pendulous Titmouse) . 266
Fig. 6.—Bill of the ALaupa CaLanpRa 3 . 264
Fig. 7.—Bill of the Emseriza Cirtus 3 . 267
Fig. 8.—Bill of the Tissrrin Jaune (The Yellow We ee) . 268
Fig. 9.—Bill of the Frincitia MonrirrinGiia . 270
Fig. 10,—Bill of the Livarta Cannasina (The Linnet) - 271
Plate 25. Fig. 1.—Vinva Loneicaupa (The Long-tailed Widow) é . 272
Fig. 2,—Bill of the Common Grosbeak : 272
Fig. 3.—Bill of Prrytus Canapensis (The Canadian Grosbeak) . 273
Fig. 4.—Pyrruvuta Vurearis (The Common Bullfinch) . 273
Fig. 5.—Bill of Loxta Curvirosrra (The Crossbill) . 273
Fig. 6.—Bill of the Coryruus ENvucLEATOR . 274
Fig. 7.—Cotrus Leuconorts, Lath. (The Coley) : . 274
Fig. 8.—Bill of Bupnaca Arricana (The Beef: cater) . 275
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Plate 26. Fig. 2.—Gracura Pacoparum, Vieill. (The Martin) , . 250
Fig. 3.—Pyrrvocorax ALpinus (The Alpine Crow) . ‘ oo
Fig. 4.—Bill of Manoruina Viripis (The Green Bee-eater) . 250

Plate 27. Fig. 1.—Anapares Superciviaris (The Thrush-billed Nuthatch) . 283
Fig. 2.—Synatvaxis Tesseviata (The Tessellated Nuthatch) . 283
Fig. 3.—Sirra Castanea, Col. du Mus. (The European Nuthatch) . 282
Fig. 4.—Bill of Xenops Ruritus ( The Shining Nuthatch) . - 283

2nd Plate 27. Fig. 1.—Ortotus Coupouenan, Vaill.( The Coudougnan of India) 251
Fig. 2.—Mnora Lyra, Vieill. (The Lyra Bird, or Superb Ma-

nura) : 252

Plate 27. bis. Fig. ]1.—Moracitta ASNANTHE (The Wheat-ear) : . 2S
Fig. 2.—Moracitia Luscinia (The Nightingale) A . 254

Fig. 3.—Syivia SupaLpina, Bonnelli 5 - . 256

Plate 28. Fig. 1.—Dic#um Eryturonortos, Vieill. (The Scarlet-backed Creeper) 285
Fig. 2.—Mevirureptus Vestiarius (The Scarlet-feathered Creeper) 285

Fig. 3.—Cinnyris Soraris (The Sun-creeper) : - . 286
Fig. 4.—Bill of the ARacaNoTHERA LoneirosTRA, Tem. (The Long-
billed Creeper) ‘ - , . 286
Plate 29. Fig. 1.—Pica Curysops (The Crested Jay) 278

Fig. 2.—Garrutus Crisratus (The Blue Jay of Catesby) . . 279
Fig. 3.—Temia Varians (The Variable Pie) : - Bike,
Fig. 4.—Bill of Corvus SpLenpens (the Splendid Jay) - :
Fig. 5.—Bill of Caryocacres Vutearis (the Common Nut-cracker) 279
Fig. 6.—Gxaucopis Cinerea (The Ash-colowred Glaucopis) . 279

Plate 29. bis. Fig. 1.—Corvus Levucopueus, Temm. (The Northern Raven) . 277
Fig. 2.—Corvus Caryocactrs, Lin. (The Common Nut-cracker) 279
Fig. 3.—Corvus Gianparius, Lin. (The Jay of Europe) . 278

Plate 30. Fig. 1.—Parapisza Apopa (The Great Bird of Paradise), also
called The Emerald Bird of Paradise - :
Fig. 2.—Parapis@a Aurea (The Golden-breasted Bird of Paradise) 28]

Plate 31. Fig. 1.—Rupicora Vutcaris (The Common Cock of the Rock) . 259
Fig. 2.—Pipra Eryrurocepuara (The Yellow-headed Manakin) . 260
Fig. 3.—EuryLaimus Macroruyncuos (Linneus’ Todus) . 260

Plate 31. bis. Fig. 1.—Cypserus Murarivs, Tem. (The Martinet) ; . 261
Fig. 2.—Capramuteus Evropeéus (The European Goat-sucker) . 263

Fig. 3.—Hirunpo Ursica, Lin. (The Swallow) : - 261

Plate 32. Fig. 1.—Merors Amictus, Temm. (The Green Bee-eater) = 20m
Fig. 2.—Prionires BrasiLiensis, Illig. (The Brazilian Saw-bill) . 291

Plate 33. Fig. 1.—Coracias Bencatensis, Gmel. (The Bengal Roller) - 280
Fig. 2.—Coaris Garruca, Gmel. (The Garrulous Roller) - . 280

Plate 34. Fig. 1.—Loxia Envucrearor, Lin. (The Pine Grosbeak) ; Bae!
Fig. 2.—Lox1a Coccornraustes, Lin. (The Common Grosbeak) . 272

Fig. 3.—Loxia Curvirostra, Lin. (The Crossbill) : - 273

Plate 35. Fig. 1.—Certuia Famitiaris (The Common Creeper)

Fig. 2.—Denprocotarres Fatcirnostris (The Hooked-tilled Wood-
pecker) ‘ ats : : . 284

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Plate 35. Fig. 3.—Bill of the DenprocoLapres Nasica (The Nasican Wood-
ecker)
Fig. 4.—Buillof the DENDEOCOLAPTES Procury us (The Red: billed
Woodpecker) . 284
Fig. 5.—Bill of the TicHopRoMA Mcraria (The Wall- -oreeper) . 284
Fig. 6.—Necrarinia Barsonica (The Guitguit) . 285
P late 35. bis. Fig. 1.—Uptra Supersa (The Splendid Puet) . 289
Fig. 2.—DrnprocoLarres Communis, Gm. (The Woodpecker) . 284
Fig. 3.—DENDROCOLAPTES Procurvvs, Tem. . 284
Plate 35. ter. Fig. 1.—Crrrura Cyanea, Vieill. . 285
Fig. 2.—Crerrnia Muraria, Linn. take VW ll-oreeper) 5 8, HIE
Pig. 3.—Crrtuia FLAVEOLA 285

Plate 36. Fig. 1.—Sturnus Vurearis, Lin. (The Common Starling) ee o7G
Fig. 2.—Covaris MapacascarRiEnsis (The Madagascar Roller) . 280

Fig. 3.—OrioLus Cristarus, Gmel. (The Cassique) : Zip
Plate 37. Fig. 1.—Ortotus Jacamaccu, Gm. : ’ . 275
Fig. 2.—Moracitia Cayana, Gm. (The Pipit) : Sth 0716
Fig. 3.—CinnyRis SENEGALENSIS . 286
Plate 38. Fig. 1.—Xanruornus Jacamacci, Gm. : : . 275
Fig. 2-—OxyryncHus FLAMMICEPS A ; ; 276
Fig. 3.—Srurnus Ruser, Gm. : , . 276
fie. 4.—Bill of the Cassicus HemMorRHONS ig . 275
Fig. 5.—Bill of Icrerus Nicer (The Black Icterus) 5 oa

Fig. 6.—Bill of Dacnis Cayana (The Cayenne Dacnis) 2 - 276

Plate 39. Fig. 1.—Uprupa Minor, Vieill. (The Less or African Hoopoe) . 289
Fig. 2.—PRoMERoPsS CAFFER, Eln. (The New Guinea Hoopoe) . 289
Fig. 3.—Eprimacnus Maeniricus (The Magnificent Epimachus) . 290

Plate 40, Fig. 1.—Mucroctossus ATERRIMUs, Geoff. (The Black-horned Paro-
quet) - 306
Fig. 2. Se Formosvs ( The Beautiful Nimble Paroquet) . 306

Plate 41. Fig. 1.—Mvsopnaca Gicantea, Vieill. (The Gigantic Touraco or
Violet-coloured Plantain-eater) . ~ 307
Fig. 2.—CoryrHaix Pavtina, Temm. (The Tourace of Pauline) . 306

Plate 42. Fig. 1.—Trociopytes Lonetrosrris (The European Wren) . 258
Fig. 2.—Bill of TrogLopyres Communis (The Common Wren) . 258

Fig. 3.—Moracitya Lucusris (The Lugubrious Wagtail) . 258

Fis. 4.—Foot of BapytEes Fiava (The Yellow Vi eee . 258

Fig. 5.—Antuus Argorevus (The Tree Pippit) . 258

Qnd Plate 42. Fig. 1.—Aucepo Cristata (The Crested King. fisher) . 292
Fig. 2.—Cryx Trisracuys, Sh. (The Three-toed King-fisher) 292

Plate 42. bis. Fig. 1.—Mortacitta Recutvs, Lin. (The Roitelet) . 257
Fig. 2.—Moracitia Avpina, Gm. (The Alpine Rove . 256

Fig. 3.—ANtTHUs PraTeEnsis, Bechst. . 259

Plate 43. Fig. 1.—Trocnitus Granatinus (The Garnei-throated Humming-
bird) 287
Fig. 2.—TrocuiLus BRASILIENSIS ( The Bedeihon Humming-bird) . 287
Fig. 3.—OrtTHORHYNCHUs Pora (The Straight-billed Humming-bird). 288
Fig. 4.—OxtHoruyncuus Maeniricus (The Gigantic Humming-bird)287

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45. Fig. 1.—Matcowa Suprrcitiosa (the Common Malcoha) . 300
zee Fig. 2.—ScyTHRops AustRALAsI& (the Australian Seythrops) . 300
2nd Plate 45. Fig. 1.—GatpuLa ALBIRosTRISs, Vaill. . 294
ig. 2.—Bill of the JacAMARALCYON . 295

Fig. 3.—Picus LHERMINIERH, Less. (the Woodpecker of Lesson) 296

Fig. 4.—Foot of Picus Tripactytus (the Picoid Woodpecker) . 295

Fig. 5,—Yunx Torauitta, Lin. (the Common Wryneck) - 297

3rd Plate 45. Fig. 1.—Hrrunno Cotraris (the Collared Swallow) . 262
Fig. 2.—Toes of the Martinet ; . 261

Fig. 3.—Head and Toes of the Goat- sucker . 263

Fig. 4.—.Popareus Cuvieri (the Goat- sucker of Cuvier) . 263

Plate 46. Fig. 1.—Bucco Duvaucein, Less. (Duvaucelius’ Barbet) 300

Fig. 2.—Bill of Pocgontas Masor, or Svuicirostres, Leach (the
Great Poyon) 3 300
Fig. 3.—Bucco Parvus; Barhion! Vaill. (the Barbican) 80L
Fig. 4.—Tamatia Cotraris (the Banded Tamatia) 301
Plate 46. bis. Fig, 1.—Tamatia MeLanoreucos, Gm. (the tamatia) 301
Fig. 2.—Matcona Bouverpin, Vaill. (the Malcoha of Vaillant), 300
Fig. 3.—Bucco Nicer, Gm. (the Black-throated Barbet) 300
Plate 46. ter. Fig. 1—JacameErops Granopis (the Grand Jacamar) 994
Fig. 2.—GaBuLa Ruricaupa, Nob., Vaill. Me Red-tail Jaca-
mar ) 9 294
Fig. 3.—Topus PLATYRHYNCHOS, Gm. 993
Plate 47. Fig. 1.—Trocon Pavoninus, Tem. (the ! Peacock Cowroucow) 301
Fig. 2.—Bill of the Trogon Duvauce.i (Duvaucelius’ Couroucow) . 301
. 3.—Rampuastos Maximus (the Geatest-billed Toucan) 302
re. 4.—Bill of CroropHaca Masor (The Greater Ani) 302
Plate 47, bis. Fig. 1.—Rampuastos ARACARI : : 303
Fig. 2.—Rampuastos Toco (Vaillant’s Bird uf Paradise) 302
Fig. 3.—CrotopHaGa ANI, Gm. : 6 % 302
Plate 48. Fig. 1.—Ara Araconea, Gm. (The Guiana Scarlet Maccaw) . 303
Fig. 2.—Cacatores Gateritus, White (The Crested Cockatoo) 305
Plate 49. Fig. 1.—TrErrao UmBetius, Gm. (The Ruffed Heath Cock) . 816

Fig. 2.—Terrrao Lacopus, Lin. (The Ptarmigan, White Grous, or

Partridge of the Pyrenees)

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Fig. 3.—Prerocies ARENARIUS, Pall. (The Partridge of Arragon) . 317

Plate 50. Fig. 1—Franco.inus Ocuteus, Tem. (The All-eyed Sa - 318
Fig. 2,—Perpix Perrosa, Gm. (The Rock Partridge)
Fig. 3.—Coxinus Catirornius, Sh. (The Californian Colin) seo

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Plate 51. Fig. 1.—Oristuocomus Cristatus, Lin. (The Hoazin) . 310
Fig. 2.—Crax Rupra, Lin. (The Red Hocco) ° - 308
Fig. 3.—Head of PeneLopr Guan (The Guan) - 309
Fig. 4.—Head of Orratipa Parraagva, Lin. (the Parragua) - 310
Fig. 5.—Head of Ourax Pauxi (the Stone Bird) . - 309
Plate 52. Fig. 1—Cucuxus Persa, Lin. (the Touraco) ; ‘ - 306
Fig. 2.—Crax Atecror (the Hocco) - 308
Fig. 3.—MusopnaGa VIOLACEA, Vieill. (the Plantain Eater) 5 Boy
Plate 53. Fig. 1.—PuHastanus Gatuuvs, Lin. (the Domestic Cock) : 6 By
Fig. 2.—Numipa Meteaaeris, Lin. (the Common Guinea Hen) - ol2
Fig. 3.—MELrEAGRIS GALLO-PAvoO, Lin, (the Commow Turkey) . 311
Plate 54, Fig. 1.—Numipa Pritoruyncwa, Licht. (the Crested-billed Guinea
Hen) . 312
Fig. 2.— MELEAGRIS OcELLATA (the Golden Gr een- necked Turkey) . 311
Plate 55. Fig. 1.—Tinamus Brasiiensis, Lath. (the Brazilian Tinamoo) . 320
Fig. 2.—Puasranus Pictus, Lin. (the Golden Pheasant) : . 318
Fig. 3.—Hemipopius Nicrirrons, Tem. - ° 5 oll)
Plate 56. Fig. 1.—Pavo Cristatus (the Common Peacock) - . 310
Fig. 2.—Lopuoruorus Cuvieris (Cuvier’s Pheasant) . . dll
Plate 56. bis. Fig. 1.—Mecapopius Duperreyt, Less. : : . 393
Fig. 2,—LorpHopuorus REFULGENS, Tem. ° . sll
Plate 57. Fig. 1.—Cryrronyx Coronatus, Tem, (the Sumatra Pheasant Bird) 315
Fig. 2.—Hovurpirer Diarp1, Gal. du Mus. (Diardis’ Pheasant) . 313
Fig. 3.—Head of Houprirer Ienitus, Sh. (the Sunda Pheasant) . 314
Fig. 4.—Tracoran Saryrus, Gm. (the Horned Pheasant of Nepaul) 314
Plate 58, Fig. 1.—Corurnix CuInEnsis, Lin. (The Chinese Grous) ecole
Fig. 2.—Ortyeis Puenax, Tem. (The Fighting Grous of Java). 319
Fig. 3.—Tinamus Rurescens, Tem. (The Rufescent Tinamoo) . 320
Fig. 4.—Bill of Tinamus BrastLiensrs, Lath. (The Brazilian Tina-
moo) + d : : F . 320
Plate 59.—Puastanus ArGus (The Argus Pheasant) ° ° . 314
Plate 60. Fig. 1.—Puastanus Toraquatus (The Collared Pheasant) 5 oO ollle
Fig. 2.—Gaxttus Bankiva (The Wild Cock of Java) 5 . 818
Fig. 2. a.—The Wild Hen of Java 5 . ° . 318
Plate 61. Fig. 1.—TaNaGraA CYANOCEPHALA (The Blue-headed Tanagra) . 242
Fig. 2.—Bill of TANAGRA CAYENNENSIS (The Bulfinch Tanagra) . 242
Fig. 3.—Bill of TanaGRA Macna (The Great Grosbeak Tuanagra) . 242
Fig. 4.—Bill of TANAGRA SPEcULIFERA (The Oriole Tanagra) . 243
Fig. 5.—Bill of TanaGra NiGeRriMA (The Cardinal Tanagra) . 243
Fig. 6.—Bill of TaNaGRA BrasiL1a (The Ramphoceline Tanagra) . 243
Fig. 7.—Turpus ALBIGULARIS (The White-necked Thrush) . . 248
2nd Plate 61. Fig. 1.—Goura Coronata (The Crowned Pigeon) . . 321
Fig. 2.—CoLumpBa Porpuyrea, Tem. (The Porphyry Pigeon) . 322
Fig. 3.--Vinaco ArRomatica (The Spicy Vinago) : . 323
Plate 61. bis, Fig. 1.—Oris Terrax, Lin. (The Little Bustard) “ . 327

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Plate G1. bis. Fig. 2,—CEpicnemus Loneiprs, Geoff. St. Hill. : < 1020
Fig. 3—Cuaraprivs Hraticura, Lin. (The Ring Plover) . 328

Plate 62. Fig. 1.—Ot1s Rurico.uis, Cuv.; Otis Tarda, Lin. (The Great Bus-

tard) 5 f - 327
Fig. 2.—Bill of Oris Terrax, Lin. ( The Little Bustard) ° 5 ey /
Fig. 3.—Bill of Oris Arra, Lath. ee Houbara) . 327

Fig. 4—(CEpicnemus Macutosvs, Cuv. (The Speckled Thick- -knee) 328
Fig. 5.—Bill of CEpicnemus Vurearis (The Common Thick-knee) . 328

Fig. 6.—Cuaraprivs Bitosus (The Bilobate Plover) e . 329
Plate 63. Fig. Laure CAYENNENSIS (The Cayenne Lapwing) - 330
Fig. 2.—Hamatorus Pariiatus, Temm. (The Cloaked Oyster-
catcher ) . 330
Fig. 3.—Cursorius CoRoMANDELICUS, Lath. ‘(The Cormanial
Swift-foot ) A . 331
Fig. 4.—Bill of Vanneau Commun; Tringa Vanellus, Lin. (The
European Lapwing ) . 329
Fig. 5.—Bill of TRINGA SQUATAROLA, Cuv. (The Lapwing Plover) . 329
Plate 64. Fig. 1.—Cancroma CocuieariA, Lin. (The Boat-Bill) . . 334
Fig. 2—Arpea AGAMI, Buff. (The European Crane) A . 335
Plate 65. Fig. 1.—Mrcropactytus Crisratus, Geoff. (The Short-finger) 5 33
Fig. 2.—Psopuia Creritans (The Trumpeter) : : . 332
Fig. 3.—Grus CaruncuLara (The Crowned Crane) A . 333
Plate 66. Fig. 1.—Ciconra Macuart, Vieill. (The American Stork) . 337

Fig. 2.—Billof Jasrru MaGuari SENEGALENSIS, Lath. (The Jabiru) 337
Fig. 3.—Scopus Umsrertta, Vieill. (The Umber-coloured Stork) . 338

Plate 66. bis. Fig. 1.—Arpra Ciconta, Lin. (The White Stork) P . 336
Fig. 2.—Mycrreria AMERICANIS (The American Jabiru) . 337
Fig. 3.—Arpea Masor, Lin, (The Common Heron) 4 . 334

Plate 67. Fig. 1.—Anastomus LAMELLIGER, Tem. (The Laminated pie 338
Fig. 2.—Tantatuvs Inis, Lin. (The African Wood- Pelican) 9
Fig. 3.—PLaTaLea Arata, Vieill. (The South American Spoon- Bill) 339

Plate 68. Fig. 1—Sconopax Gigante, Tem. (The Gigantic Wood-cock) . 343
Fig. 2.—Ryncu a Hitarea (The Brazilian Snipe) ° . 343
Fig. 3.—Inis REviciosa (The Sacred Ibis) . 5 . 340

Plate 68, bis. Fig. 1—Trinea Istanpica, Gm. (The Sand Piper) ° . 344

Fig. 2.—Trinea PuGnax, Lin, (The Ruff) . 346
Fig. 3.—ScoLopax Arcuata, Lin. (The European Curlew) . 342

Plate 69. Fig. 1.—Limosa MELANnuRA, Leis. (The Black-tailed God-wit) . 344

Fig. 2.—Bill of Caripris Rura, Wils. (The Red Sanderling) . 344
Fig. 3.—Bill of ARpnari1a Caxrpris, Gm. (The Common Sanderling) 345
Fig. 4.—Bill of Peripna ALPINA, Gin (The Alpine Pelidna) . 345

Fig. 5.—Bill of Fatcinevxa, or S. Pygmeea Lin. (The Pigmy Curlew) 346
Fig. 6.—Bill of PaaLtaropus Lospatus (The Lobated Phalarope) . 347
Fig. 7.—Bill of Srrepsitas Inrerpres, Lin. (The Strepsilas) . 347

Fig. 8.—Bill of Toranus Fuscus (The Fuscous Sandpiper) . 348
Fig. 9.—Bill of Htmanrorus Nicricoiiis, Wils. (The American
Longshanks ) c ; . . 350

Fig, 10.—Recurvirostra ORIENTALIS (The Oriental Avoset) . 350

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Plate 69. bis. Fig. 1.—Futica cutordpus, Lin. (The Water Hen) . . 354
Fig. 2,—Furica pHorpuorus, Lin. A z . 354

Fig. 3.—Futica arra,Gm, (The Coot) . : « 355

2nd Plate 69. bis. Fig. 1.—Patamepea cornuta, Lin. . : 5 . 352
Fig. 2,—Cuaraprius HIMANToPUs, Lin, . - - 390

Fig. 3.—Recurvigostra avocetra, Lin, : - 350

Plate 69, ter. Fig. 1.—Trinca vaneLtus, Lin. (The Europeon Lapwing) . 320
Fig. 2,—H aMaTopus osTRALEGUS, Lin. (The Oyster-catcher) . 330

Fig. 3.—Cursorivs IsABELLINUs, Meyer . . - 331
Plate 70. Fig. 1.—Parra arpinuca, Isid. Geoff. (The Browsed Jacana) . 351
Fig. 2.—Head of the PALAMEDA CoRNUTA 5 - 352
Fig. 3.—Cuauna cuavarta, Lin, (The Chaia of Paraguay) . . 353
Fig. 4.—Mecaropivs Durerreyi (The Tavon of Duperrey). For
another view, see plate 56. bis. fig. 1. : » 353
Plate 70. bis. Fig. 1.—Rattus Gutaris (The European Water Rail) . 353
Fig. 2,—Porpuyrio sMaRaGnotus, Tem. (The Emerald or Sul-
tana Coot) ‘5 ; a : . 354
Fig. 3.—Bill of the Rattus aquaricus (The Water Rail) . 303
Fig. 4.—Bill of the Ravius crex, Lin. (The Rail) s rdas
Fig. 5.—Bill of the Rattus porzana (The Spotted Rail) . 393
Fig. 6.—Bill and foot of the GaLiinuta cHLoropus, Lath. ; or
Fulica chloropus, Lin. (The Water Hen) . . 354

Fig. 7.—Bill and foot of the Furica atra (The CommonCoot) . 355
Fig. 8.—Head of the Curonis nEcropHaGaA, Vieill. ( The Sheath-

bill) es e es e . ° 355

Plate 70. ter. Fig. 1.—Scoropax Carensis, Gm. : 4 . 343
Fig. 2.—Scotopax HELIAS, Lath.: Andea Helias, Lin. - aaa

Fig. 3.—Puavaropus rurus, Beckst. : 2 . 347

Plate 71. Fig. 1.—Gtargota racTEa, Tem. (The Milky Pratincole) - 356

Fig. 2.—Pua@nicopTERUs IGNIPALLIATUs (The Fiery Flamingo) —. 356
Fig. 3.—Bill of the Pu@nicopregus RUBER (The Red Flamingo) . 356

Plate 71. bis. Fig. 1.—Grarrora Austriaca, Enl. (The Eurupean Sea Par-

tridge) 5 : : A . 300

Fig. 2.—PuanicopTerus rusER, Enl, (The Red Flamingo) . 356

Fig. 3.—VaGIna.is CHIoNts, Lath. (The Sheath-bill) 2 309

Plate 72. Fig. 1.—Popiceps cornutvs, Vieill. (The Dusky Grebe). . 358

Fig. 2.—HELIorNIs SURINAMENSIS, Gmel. (The Surinam Heliornis) . 358
Fig. 3.—Head and Foot of the Cotymsus gracias, Lin. (The Great

Northern Diver) 5 : . 359

Fig. 4.—Bill of the Uria erytra, Vieill. (The Spotted Guilllemot or
Greenland Dove) s A 5 . 360
Fig. 5—Crpnus minor, Gmel. (The Littte Guillemot) * - 360
Plate 73. Fig. .—Larus marinus (The Great Black-backed Gull) . Pas iohs)
Fig. 2.—Srerna HIRUNDO, Lin. (The Common Tern or Sea Swallow) . 367
Fig. 3.—Bill of the Noppr ; Sterna Stolida, L., (The Noddy) . 368

Fig. 4.—Bill of the Ruyncuors nigra, Lin. (The Black Skimmer) . 368

Plate 74. Fig. 1.—Pericanus onocrotatus, Lin, (The Braying or Common

Pelican) A ° 5 . 369
Fig. 2.—Tacuypetes aquitus, Lin, (The South Sea Frigate Bird) . 370
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Plate 74. Fig. 8.-Carso pitoputs, or Cristatus (The Crested Cormorant) . 370°

Plate 75. Fig. 1.—AprenopyTEs PATAGONICA, Gm. (The Great Penguin) - 362

Fig. 2.—-Atca rorpa, Gm. (The Common Auk) - ‘ . 361
Plate 76. Fig. 1.—Proceriaria peiacica, Lin. (Mother Carey’s Chicken) — . 363
Fig. 2.—-Bill of Procettaria GLactaLis (The Fulmar) . 363
Fig. 3.—Bill of the Purrinus £quinoctiaLis, Edw. (The Equinoctial
Puffin) : ° . . 364
Fig. 4.—Bill of the Pacuyprita virtata, Forst. (The Zoned Prions) 364
Fig. 5.—-DiomepEA MELANOPHRIS, Temm, (The Albitross) « . 365.
Plate 77. Fig. 1.—Diomepea Exutans, Lin. (The Common Albitross) . 365
Fig. 2.—Procetvaria Carensis (The Cape Petrel or Cape Pigeon) . 363
Fig. 3.—Larus crerwatus, Gm. (The Arctic Gull) ° . 367
Plate 78. Fig. l.—Peticanus nassanus, Lin. (The Adult Booby) : . 370
Fig. 2.—Anas atrata, Lath. (The Black Swan) ‘ . . 372
Fig. 3.—Ruyncnors nigra, Lin. (The Black Skimmer) F . 368

Plate 79. Fig. 1.—Piotus Levamranti, Temm. ; or Anhinga Levaillant ( The
Black-bellied Darter) ‘ 5 : é A By
Fig. 2.—Swura parva, Gm. (The Bassan or Common Booby) . . 370
Fig. 3.—-Pu#ton puanicurcs, Vieill. (The Common Tropic Bird) . 371

Plate 80. Fig. 1.—Cyanus oror, Gm, (The Red-billed or Domestic Swan) oo7e

Fig. 2.—ANsrER pRyTHROPUS, Gm. (The Bernacle Goose) .« - 374
Fig. 83.—Anas aLBeoia (The Golden Eye) C ° - 376
Plate 81. Fig. 1.—Awnsrr cinerius, Meyer (The Wild Goose) G - 373
Fig. 2.—Mereus serrator, Lin. (The Red-breasted Merganser) . 380
Fig. 3.—Anas soscuas, Lin, (The Wild Mallard) , ° . 378

Plate 82. Fig. l.—Erper; Anas Mollissina, Lin. (The Eider or St. Cuthbert’s
Duck) as . 5 : » 376
Fig. 2.—Taporng; Anas Boschas, Lin. ( The Mallard of Belon) . 378
Fig. 3.—Mereus cucutvatus, Enl. (The Goosander) z . 380
Plate 83. Fig. 1 —Srrutuio cametus, Cuv. (The Ostrich) z . 325
Fig. 2 —Casvarius GALEatus (The Galeated Cassowary) . A GPIR

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Fig. 2.—Figure of the bis, copied from one of the Temples of
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Fig. 3.—Bill drawn from the Mummy of an Ibis, by M. Olivier | 340
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1 Vidua longicauda.bmel./The long-tatled Widow 2. Bill of the Conimon Gros-beak 3. Bill of the
Pitvlus canadensis. (The Canadian Grosbeak 1. Pyrrhula velgaris. Briss./The Connon Bulifinch
5 Bill of the Loxia curvirostra.Lin.| The Grass-bill} 6 Bill of the Coxvthus enucleator. 7. Colius

leuconotus.Lath./ The Coley) & Bill of the Buphaga africana. |The Beef-eater

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lL. Anabates supercitiarts. (Lhe Thrush billed A uthatech | fp Synallax is fessellata (The Tessellated Nuthatch)

3. Sitta castanea. Gol. du Mas. [The Luropean Nuthatch) A. till ofthe Xeuops rutilius, /The Shining Nuthatch)

London; 6 Henderson, 2. Old Bailey

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1L.Oriolus coudougnan. Vaill. /The Coudougnan of India.

2. Moenura @vra, Vietll. / Te Lyra Bird or Superb Manura.

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1.Motacilla znanthe. / Zhe Wheat-ear /.2.Mowacilla Iuscinia Gmelin). The Nightingale 3. Sylvia
subalpima Bonell .

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billed Creeper |

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Ll Corvus leucop has. lemmnm. The Northerm Raver./ 2.Corvus icaryoacactes. hin The
Common Nutcracker.) &,.Coxrvus glandarits lin The Jay of Europe

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Aves, PL29

1. Pica chirvsops Lhe crested Jay

vartable Pie

4.Corvus plendense./Bill of the splendid Jay) 5.( arvocatactes vulgare.

2.Garrulus ¢réstatus: Lhe Blue Jay of Catechy a. Temia vartans. (The

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1. Paradiswa apoda./ Great Bird of Paradise) alco called the Emerald Bird oY Paradive

2.Paradiswa aurea. (Golden-breasted Bird of Paradive

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1.Rupicola vu/garis. (The Common Cock of the Kock) 2. Pipra erytrocephala./LheXelow headed Manakin

3, Eurylaimus macrorhynchis. (Linneus Todi:

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i.Cypsehis murarias .Teman. The Martner. Z 3K apramulpns CULO PP CALS + The Hurope ah

Goatsucker./ 3.Wirundo urbicalin. / The Swatlow.

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2. Colaris garrula.cmel. (The Garrutous Rollei

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3.Loxia curvirostralin.|The Gosshill

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Lem.[The Red-biiled Woodpecker) 5. Bill of the Tichodroma murarial./The Wall Geeper) 6.Nectarvua jorbon

ca./The Guitguit/

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1. Upupa superba, Lath. The Splendid Puet /.2 .Dendroc olaptes communis , Grav. / The Woodpecker

a Dendrocolaptes procurvus . dm

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3. Certhia flaveola. Gre.

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LSaeanus vulgaris L. The CommonStarling. 2. Colaris Maggascanensis The Madagascar Roller

3 Oriolus Gistatus Gmet. The 6 ASSUGUe

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1 Oriolus Jacamacctt Gmet. 2 Molacitia Cayana Gmet, The Pupit. 3. Carauysres Senagalensts

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L Bill of the Cassicas hamorrhows >. Bill of the \cterus niger. /Lhe Black Icteriss

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2. Cerx trtbrachy «. Sh/The three toed Kingfisher /

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3. Mofacilla lugubris.(The lugubrious Wagtail | A.Foot-of Budvtes fiava./The Yellow Wagtail/ 5.Anthus

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3. Anthus PT ALENS ES BPechst

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Goatwucher: | Podargus cuviert./ The Coat-sucker of Cuvie

The Martin

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Ramphastos aracari. Gm. 2.Ramphastos toco./ Vaillants, Birds of Faradise./l.2.).3.Crotophaga ant.

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2.Cacatoes galertius. White./The Crested Cockatoo !/

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1. Tetrao numb ellis. Gmet. / The ruffed heath Cock) 2. Tetx. lagopus L./The Ptarmigan, White Grows, or

Partridge of the Pyranees 3. Pterocles arenarius. Pall. (The Partridge of Arragon
gee A re

London: 6 Henderson. ? Old Bailey.

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1. Francolinus ocudews. Tem.(The dil-eyed trancolin

3. Coliums cadifornius. Sh. / The Californian Colin |

Londen: © Henderson, 2. Old Bailey

2. Perdix petrowa Gmel. (The Rock Lartridge /

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1. Tetrao rufies. Z

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lope guan fdw./The Guan)! A. Head Of the Orta lida paragua L/Lhe Parragua) 5 Head of the VOurax

pautiL.|/ The Stone Bird

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1. Cuculus porsaLin

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LPhasianus gallus.L.6The Domestic lack /.2.Nuxaida meleagris.L./ The lommon

Ganen hen /.3. Meleagris galo-pavo.L./The Common Turkey

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Ze Meleagris ocellata./The Golden Greennecked Turkey.)

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1.Tmamus braztlensis,£./ Ife Brazilian linamoo /.2.Phasianus pictus f../ The Golden

Pheasant /.3.Hemipodins nigritrons , lemm

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Vanagra speculilera

Vanagra cayennensts /Mullinch Tanagra

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The White nected Thrush

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1. Otas tetrax.Tin./The little Bustard / 2. (Edicaemus longipes. Geoff SH

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Te Seopus wnbretta Vell. (The Umber-coloured Stork /

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LArdea cicoraa.Zin.{ Ihe White Stor]e] 2. Mycteria americaraus. Lin.| The Amert-
can Sabirvu)! 3. Avdeamajor. Zin./The comunon Heron

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S.Ubis Leligiosa./Lhe Sacred Lhis /

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as Tringa tslandica. Grelin.) The Sand piper 2

Tringa prigrax. Lin The huff,

3 Scolopax arcuata Lin. The European Garlew

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L.Limosa melanura.Leisler. (Lhe Black tailed God-wit/ ? Bill of the Caidxis rufa Wils./(Lhe Red Sanderling |
3.Bill of the Acenaria calidris. 6ne(Lhe Common Sander ting } ABill of the Pelidna alpina. Gm. / The Alpine
Palidna) 5. Bilt of the Falemetta (Sc pygmaa L. {The Pig Curlew) G6. Bill of the Phalavopus /obaties.
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JuscusL (The Fuscous Sand pyper / 0.Hill of the Wimantopus nigricollis Wils. (Lhe AmericanLong Shanks /
10. Reeurvirostra orientalis. (The Oriental Avoset

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3. Fulica atra.Gmelin./ The Coot-/

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1. Scolopax capenses Gm. 2. Scolopax helias. Lath

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ruber. Ent. (The Red Flanrnnge 3.Vagimals chtowis. Lath. |The Sheath bill

Zornudton: Gihienadersen 2. Old Batler

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Forst. (The Loned Briions) 5. Diomedea meelanophris The Albatross

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