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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

Tetrao         |   3 | N. and N. W. America  | Palæarctic
  132. _Centrocercus_ |   1 | Rocky Mountains       |
  133. _Pediocætes_   |   2 | N. and N. W. America  |
  134. _Cupidonia_    |   1 | E. & N. Cen. States   |
                      |     |   and Canada          |
  135. Bonasa         |   1 | N. United States and  | Palæarctic
                      |     |   Canada              |
  136. Lagopus        |   4 | Arctic zone and to 39°| Palæarctic
                      |     |   N. Lat. in Rocky    |
                      |     |   Mountains           |
                      |     |                       |
  PHASIANIDÆ.         |     |                       |
  137. _Meleagris_    |   2 | E. and Central States | Mexico, Honduras
                      |     |   to Canada           |
  CRACIDÆ.            |     |                       |
       (Ortalida      |   1 | New Mexico)           | Neotropical genus
                      |     |                       |
  ACCIPITRES.         |     |                       |
  VULTURIDÆ.          |     |                       |
  _Sub-Family_        |     |                       |
  (CATHARTINÆ.)       |     |                       |
  138. Catharista     |   1 | United States to      | Neotropical
                      |     |   40° N. Lat.         |
  139. Psuedogryphis  |   2 | United States to      | Neotropical
                      |     |   49° N. Lat.         |
                      |     |                       |
  FALCONIDÆ.          |     |                       |
  140. Polyborus      |   1 | S. States to Florida  | Neotropical
                      |     |   & California        |
  141. Circus         |   1 | All N. America        | Nearly cosmopolite
  142. Antenor        |   2 | California and Texas  | Neotropical
  143. Astur          |   1 | All N. America        | Almost cosmopolite
  144. Accipiter      |   3 | All temperate         | Almost cosmopolite
                      |     |   N. America          |
  145. Tachytriorchis |   1 | New Mexico to         | Neotropical
                      |     |   California          |
  146. Buteo          |  12 | All N. America        | All regs. but
                      |     |                       |   Australian
  147. Archibuteo     |   3 | All N. America N.     | Palæarctic
  148. Asturina       |   1 | S. E. States          | Neotropical
  149. Aquila         |   1 | The whole region      | Palæarc., Ethiop.,
                      |     |                       |   Indian
  150. Haliæetus      |   2 | All N. America        | All regs. but
                      |     |                       |   Neotropical
  151. Nauclerus      |   1 | E. coast to           | Neotropical
                      |     |   Pennsylvania and    |
                      |     |   Wisconsin           |
       (Rostrhamus    |   1 | Florida)              | Neotropical
  152. Elanus         |   1 | Southern and Western  | Tropical regions

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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

Tetrao         |   3 | N. and N. W. America  | Palæarctic
  132. _Centrocercus_ |   1 | Rocky Mountains       |
  133. _Pediocætes_   |   2 | N. and N. W. America  |
  134. _Cupidonia_    |   1 | E. & N. Cen. States   |
                      |     |   and Canada          |
  135. Bonasa         |   1 | N. United States and  | Palæarctic
                      |     |   Canada              |
  136. Lagopus        |   4 | Arctic zone and to 39°| Palæarctic
                      |     |   N. Lat. in Rocky    |
                      |     |   Mountains           |
                      |     |                       |
  PHASIANIDÆ.         |     |                       |
  137. _Meleagris_    |   2 | E. and Central States | Mexico, Honduras
                      |     |   to Canada           |
  CRACIDÆ.            |     |                       |
       (Ortalida      |   1 | New Mexico)           | Neotropical genus
                      |     |                       |
  ACCIPITRES.         |     |                       |
  VULTURIDÆ.          |     |                       |
  _Sub-Family_        |     |                       |
  (CATHARTINÆ.)       |     |                       |
  138. Catharista     |   1 | United States to      | Neotropical
                      |     |   40° N. Lat.         |
  139. Psuedogryphis  |   2 | United States to      | Neotropical
                      |     |   49° N. Lat.         |
                      |     |                       |
  FALCONIDÆ.          |     |                       |
  140. Polyborus      |   1 | S. States to Florida  | Neotropical
                      |     |   & California        |
  141. Circus         |   1 | All N. America        | Nearly cosmopolite
  142. Antenor        |   2 | California and Texas  | Neotropical
  143. Astur          |   1 | All N. America        | Almost cosmopolite
  144. Accipiter      |   3 | All temperate         | Almost cosmopolite
                      |     |   N. America          |
  145. Tachytriorchis |   1 | New Mexico to         | Neotropical
                      |     |   California          |
  146. Buteo          |  12 | All N. America        | All regs. but
                      |     |                       |   Australian
  147. Archibuteo     |   3 | All N. America N.     | Palæarctic
  148. Asturina       |   1 | S. E. States          | Neotropical
  149. Aquila         |   1 | The whole region      | Palæarc., Ethiop.,
                      |     |                       |   Indian
  150. Haliæetus      |   2 | All N. America        | All regs. but
                      |     |                       |   Neotropical
  151. Nauclerus      |   1 | E. coast to           | Neotropical
                      |     |   Pennsylvania and    |
                      |     |   Wisconsin           |
       (Rostrhamus    |   1 | Florida)              | Neotropical
  152. Elanus         |   1 | Southern and Western  | Tropical regions

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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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