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The Geographical Distribution of Animals, Volume 2: 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 2: 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 2: 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

North and South|
                     |       |   America            |
  625. _Rhynchotus_  |    2  | Brazil to Bolivia and|
                     |       |   La Plata           |
  626. _Nothoprocta_ |    4  | Ecuador to Bolivia   |
                     |       |   and Chili          |
  627. _Nothura_     |    4  | Brazil to Bolivia and|
                     |       |   La Plata           |
  628. _Taoniscus_   |    1  | Brazil and Paraguay  |
  629. _Calodromas_  |    1  | La Plata             |
  630. _Tinamotis_   |    1  | Andes of Peru and    |
                     |       |   Bolivia            |
                     |       |                      |
  OPISTHOCOMI.       |       |                      |
  OPISTHOCOMIDÆ      |       |                      |
  631. _Opisthocomus_|    1  | Guiana and Lower     |
                     |       |   Amazon             |
                     |       |                      |
  ACCIPITRES.        |       |                      |
  VULTURIDÆ.         |       |                      |
  (CATHARTINÆ.)      |       |                      |
  632._Sarcorhamphus_|    2  | The Andes and S. of  |
                     |       |   41° S. Lat.        |
  633. _Cathartes_   |    1  | Mexico to 20° S. Lat.|
  634. Catharista    |    1  | Mexico to 40° S. Lat.| S. United States
  635. Pseudogryphis |    3  | Mexico to Falkland   | United States
                     |       |   Ids., Cuba, Jamaica|
                     |       |                      |
  FALCONIDÆ.         |       |                      |
  636. Polyborus     |    2  | The whole region     | California and
                     |       |                      |   Florida
  637. _Ibycter_     |    8  | Guatemala to Terra   |
                     |       |   del Fuego          |
  638. Circus        |    3  | Nearly the whole     | Almost cosmopolite
                     |       |   region             |
  639. _Micrastur_   |    7  | Trop. North and South|
                     |       |   America            |
  640. _Geranospiza_ |    2  | Trop. North and South|
                     |       |   America            |
  641. Antenor       |    1  | Mexico to Chili and  | California and Texas
                     |       |   La Plata           |
  642. Astur         |    2  | Trop. N. and S.      | Almost cosmopolite
                     |       |   America            |
  643. Accipiter     |    9  | The whole region     | Almost cosmopolite
  644._Heterospizias_|    1  | Trop. S. America,    |
                     |       |   E. of Andes        |
  645. Tachytriorchis|    2  | Mexico to Paraguay   | California
  646. Buteo         |    9  | Mexico to Patagonia  | Almost cosmopolite
  647. _Buteola_     |    1  | Veragua to Amazonia  |
  648. Asturina      |    7  | Mexico to Bolivia and| S.E. United States
                     |       |   La Plata           |
  649. _Busarellus_  |    1  | Brazil and Guiana    |
  650.

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The Geographical Distribution of Animals, Volume 2: 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 2: 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

North and South|
                     |       |   America            |
  625. _Rhynchotus_  |    2  | Brazil to Bolivia and|
                     |       |   La Plata           |
  626. _Nothoprocta_ |    4  | Ecuador to Bolivia   |
                     |       |   and Chili          |
  627. _Nothura_     |    4  | Brazil to Bolivia and|
                     |       |   La Plata           |
  628. _Taoniscus_   |    1  | Brazil and Paraguay  |
  629. _Calodromas_  |    1  | La Plata             |
  630. _Tinamotis_   |    1  | Andes of Peru and    |
                     |       |   Bolivia            |
                     |       |                      |
  OPISTHOCOMI.       |       |                      |
  OPISTHOCOMIDÆ      |       |                      |
  631. _Opisthocomus_|    1  | Guiana and Lower     |
                     |       |   Amazon             |
                     |       |                      |
  ACCIPITRES.        |       |                      |
  VULTURIDÆ.         |       |                      |
  (CATHARTINÆ.)      |       |                      |
  632._Sarcorhamphus_|    2  | The Andes and S. of  |
                     |       |   41° S. Lat.        |
  633. _Cathartes_   |    1  | Mexico to 20° S. Lat.|
  634. Catharista    |    1  | Mexico to 40° S. Lat.| S. United States
  635. Pseudogryphis |    3  | Mexico to Falkland   | United States
                     |       |   Ids., Cuba, Jamaica|
                     |       |                      |
  FALCONIDÆ.         |       |                      |
  636. Polyborus     |    2  | The whole region     | California and
                     |       |                      |   Florida
  637. _Ibycter_     |    8  | Guatemala to Terra   |
                     |       |   del Fuego          |
  638. Circus        |    3  | Nearly the whole     | Almost cosmopolite
                     |       |   region             |
  639. _Micrastur_   |    7  | Trop. North and South|
                     |       |   America            |
  640. _Geranospiza_ |    2  | Trop. North and South|
                     |       |   America            |
  641. Antenor       |    1  | Mexico to Chili and  | California and Texas
                     |       |   La Plata           |
  642. Astur         |    2  | Trop. N. and S.      | Almost cosmopolite
                     |       |   America            |
  643. Accipiter     |    9  | The whole region     | Almost cosmopolite
  644._Heterospizias_|    1  | Trop. S. America,    |
                     |       |   E. of Andes        |
  645. Tachytriorchis|    2  | Mexico to Paraguay   | California
  646. Buteo         |    9  | Mexico to Patagonia  | Almost cosmopolite
  647. _Buteola_     |    1  | Veragua to Amazonia  |
  648. Asturina      |    7  | Mexico to Bolivia and| S.E. United States
                     |       |   La Plata           |
  649. _Busarellus_  |    1  | Brazil and Guiana    |
  650.

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The Geographical Distribution of Animals, Volume 2: 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 2: 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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