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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

Is.)          |  Orien.
  67. Chelidon        |  3  |The whole region       |Oriental
                      |     |                       |
   FRINGILLIDÆ.       |     |                       |
                      |     |                       |
  68. Fringilla       |  6  |The whole region       |Africa
  69. _Acanthis_      |  3  |Europe and N. Africa to|
                      |     |  Central Asia         |
  70. _Procarduelis_  |  1  |High Himalayas and     |
                      |     |  E. Thibet            |
  71. Chrysomitris    |  2  |W. Europe to Japan     |N. and S. America
  72. _Dryospiza_     |  4  |Atlantic Islands to    |
                      |     |  Palestine, N. Africa |
  73. _Metoponia_     |  1  |N. E. Europe to        |
                      |     |  W. Himalayas         |
  74. Chlorospiza     |  5  |W. Europe, N. Africa   |China, E. Africa
                      |     |  to Japan             |
  75. Passer          |  8  |The whole region       |Ethiopian, Oriental
  76. Montifringilla  |  4  |Europe to Cashmere and |
                      |     |  Siberia              |
  77. _Fringillauda_  |  1  |N. W. Himalayas to     |
                      |     |  E. Thibet, high      |
  78. Coccothraustes  |  3  |W. Europe, High        |N. America
                      |     |  Himalayas to Japan   |
  79. _Mycerobas_     |  2  |Central Asia & High    |
                      |     |  Himalayas            |
  80. Eophona         |  2  |E. Thibet, China, and  |China
                      |     |  Japan                |
  81. _Pyrrhula_      |  9  |Azores to Japan, High  |Alaska
                      |     |  Himalayas            |
      (Crithagra      |  1  |Palestine)             |Ethiopian genus
  82. Carpodacus      | 12  |Cent. Eu. to Japan,    |India & China,
                      |     |  High Himalayas       |  N. Amer.
  83. _Erythrospiza_  |  4  |N. Africa to           |
                      |     |  Afghanistan and      |
                      |     |  Turkestan            |
  84. _Uragus_        |  2  |Turkestan & E. Thibet  |
                      |     |  to Japan             |
  85. Loxia           |  3  |Europe, High Himalayas |N. America
                      |     |  to Japan             |
  86. Pinicola        |  1  |N. Europe, Siberia     |N. America
  87. _Propyrrhula_   |  1  |High Himalayas         |Darjeeling in winter
  88. _Pyrrhospiza_   |  1  |Snowy Himalayas        |
  89. Linota          |  6  |The whole region       |N. America
  90. Leucosticte     |  4  |Turkestan to Kamschatka|N. W. America
                      |     |                       |
  Emberizinæ          |     |                       |
                      |     |                       |
  91. {Euspiza        |  4  |E. Europe to Japan     |N. America
  92. {_Emberiza_     | 25  |Europe to Japan        |N. India, China
  93. {Fringillaria   |  2  |S. Europe, N. Africa   |African genus
  94.

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