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The Geographical Distribution of Animals, Volume 1: With a study of the relations of living and extinct faunas as elucidating the past changes of the Earth's surfaceWallace, Alfred Russel

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The Geographical Distribution of Animals, Volume 1: With a study of the relations of living and extinct faunas as elucidating the past changes of the Earth's surface

Name: The Geographical Distribution of Animals, Volume 1: With a study of the relations of living and extinct faunas as elucidating the past changes of the Earth's surface
Author: Wallace, Alfred Russel

Wallace, Alfred Russel

Paleontology; Zoogeography

(Myiophonus     |  1  |Turkestan, Thian-Shan  |Oriental genus
                      |     |  Mountains, 6,000 feet|
                      |     |                       |
   TROGLODYTIDÆ.      |     |                       |
                      |     |                       |
  41. Troglodytes     |  3  |Iceland and Britain to |Neotropical and
                      |     |  Japan                |  Nearctic, Himalayas
      (Pnoepyga       |  2  |E. Thibet)             |Oriental genus
                      |     |                       |
   CERTHIIDÆ.         |     |                       |
                      |     |                       |
  42. Certhia         |  2  |W. Europe to N. China  |Himalayas, Nearctic
  43. _Tichodroma_    |  1  |S. Europe to N. China  |Abyssinia, Nepaul,
                      |     |                       |  high
                      |     |                       |
   SITTIDÆ.           |     |                       |
                      |     |                       |
  44. Sitta           |  7  |W. Europe to Himalayas India, Nearctic
                      |     |  and Japan            |
                      |     |                       |
   PARIDÆ.            |     |                       |
                      |     |                       |
  45. Parus           | 20  |W. Europe to Kamschatka|Nearctic, Oriental,
                      |     |  N. Africa            |  Ethiopian
  46. Lophophanes     |  6  |Europe and high        |Nearctic
                      |     |  Himalayas            |
  47. _Acredula_      |  6  |W. Europe to N. China  |
                      |     |  and Kamschatka       |
  48. Ægithalus       |  1  |S. E. Europe           |Ethiopian
                      |     |                       |
   LIOTRICHIDÆ.       |     |                       |
                      |     |                       |
      (Proparus       |  4  |Moupin, in E. Thibet)  |Oriental genus and
                      |     |                       |  fam.
                      |     |                       |
   PYCNONOTIDÆ.       |     |                       |
                      |     |                       |
  49. Microscelis     |  1  |Japan                  |Oriental genus
  50. Pycnonotus      |  2  |Palestine, N. China,   |Oriental and Ethiopian
                      |     |  Japan                |
                      |     |                       |
   ORIOLIDÆ.          |     |                       |
                      |     |                       |
  51. Oriolus         |     |S. Europe, China       |Ethiopian and Oriental
                      |     |                       |
   MUSCICAPIDÆ.       |     |                       |
                      |     |                       |
  52. Muscicapa       |  2  |W. and Central Europe  |Ethiopian.
  53. Butalis         |  2  |W. Europe to Japan and |E. and S. Africa,
                      |     |  China                |  Moluccas
  54.

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The Geographical Distribution of Animals, Volume 1: With a study of the relations of living and extinct faunas as elucidating the past changes of the Earth's surfaceWallace, Alfred Russel

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The Geographical Distribution of Animals, Volume 1: With a study of the relations of living and extinct faunas as elucidating the past changes of the Earth's surface

Wallace, Alfred Russel

Paleontology; Zoogeography

(Myiophonus     |  1  |Turkestan, Thian-Shan  |Oriental genus
                      |     |  Mountains, 6,000 feet|
                      |     |                       |
   TROGLODYTIDÆ.      |     |                       |
                      |     |                       |
  41. Troglodytes     |  3  |Iceland and Britain to |Neotropical and
                      |     |  Japan                |  Nearctic, Himalayas
      (Pnoepyga       |  2  |E. Thibet)             |Oriental genus
                      |     |                       |
   CERTHIIDÆ.         |     |                       |
                      |     |                       |
  42. Certhia         |  2  |W. Europe to N. China  |Himalayas, Nearctic
  43. _Tichodroma_    |  1  |S. Europe to N. China  |Abyssinia, Nepaul,
                      |     |                       |  high
                      |     |                       |
   SITTIDÆ.           |     |                       |
                      |     |                       |
  44. Sitta           |  7  |W. Europe to Himalayas India, Nearctic
                      |     |  and Japan            |
                      |     |                       |
   PARIDÆ.            |     |                       |
                      |     |                       |
  45. Parus           | 20  |W. Europe to Kamschatka|Nearctic, Oriental,
                      |     |  N. Africa            |  Ethiopian
  46. Lophophanes     |  6  |Europe and high        |Nearctic
                      |     |  Himalayas            |
  47. _Acredula_      |  6  |W. Europe to N. China  |
                      |     |  and Kamschatka       |
  48. Ægithalus       |  1  |S. E. Europe           |Ethiopian
                      |     |                       |
   LIOTRICHIDÆ.       |     |                       |
                      |     |                       |
      (Proparus       |  4  |Moupin, in E. Thibet)  |Oriental genus and
                      |     |                       |  fam.
                      |     |                       |
   PYCNONOTIDÆ.       |     |                       |
                      |     |                       |
  49. Microscelis     |  1  |Japan                  |Oriental genus
  50. Pycnonotus      |  2  |Palestine, N. China,   |Oriental and Ethiopian
                      |     |  Japan                |
                      |     |                       |
   ORIOLIDÆ.          |     |                       |
                      |     |                       |
  51. Oriolus         |     |S. Europe, China       |Ethiopian and Oriental
                      |     |                       |
   MUSCICAPIDÆ.       |     |                       |
                      |     |                       |
  52. Muscicapa       |  2  |W. and Central Europe  |Ethiopian.
  53. Butalis         |  2  |W. Europe to Japan and |E. and S. Africa,
                      |     |  China                |  Moluccas
  54.

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The Geographical Distribution of Animals, Volume 1: With a study of the relations of living and extinct faunas as elucidating the past changes of the Earth's surface

The Geographical Distribution of Animals, Volume 1: With a study of the relations of living and extinct faunas as elucidating the past changes of the Earth's surface

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