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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

75. Tapirus        |    2  | Equatorial S. America| Indo-Malaya
  76. _Elasmognathus_|    1  | Panama to Guatemala  |
                     |       |                      |
  SUIDÆ.             |       |                      |
  77. _Dicotyles_    |    2  | Mexico to Paraguay   | Texas
                     |       |                      |
  CAMELIDÆ.          |       |                      |
  78. _Auchenia_     |    4  | Temp. S. America,    |
                     |       |   from Cape Horn to  |
                     |       |   Andes of Peru      |
                     |       |                      |
  CERVIDÆ.           |       |                      |
  79. Cervus         |   12  | Mexico to Patagonia  | All regions but
                     |       |  and Tierra del Fuego|   Ethiopian and
                     |       |                      |   Australian
                     |       |                      |
  RODENTIA.          |       |                      |
  MURIDÆ.            |       |                      |
  80. Reithrodon     |    4  | South Temp. America  | United States
                     |       |   to Tierra del Fuego|
  81. _Acodon_       |    1  | Peru, 14,000 ft.     |
                     |       |   elevation          |
  82. _Myxomys_      |    1  | Guatemala            |
  83. Hesperomys     |   76  | The whole region     | Nearctic
  84. _Holochilus_   |    4  | S. America           |
  85. _Oxymycterus_  |    3  | Brazil and La Plata  |
  86. _Drymomys_     |    1  | Peru                 |
  87. _Neotomys_     |    2  | S. America           |
      (Fiber         |    1  | Mexico)              | Nearctic genus
                     |       |                      |
  SACCOMYIDÆ.        |       |                      |
  88. _Heteromys_    |    6  | Mexico, Honduras,    |
                     |       | Costa Rica & Trinidad|
                     |       |                      |
                     |       |                      |
  SCIURIDÆ.          |       |                      |
  89. Sciurus        |   30  | Mexico to Paraguay   | All reg. but
                     |       |                      |   Australian
                     |       |                      |
  CHINCHILLIDÆ.      |       |                      |
  90. _Chinchilla_   |    2  | Andes of Chili and   |
                     |       |   Peru               |
  91. _Lagidium_     |    3  | Chili to Ecuador     |
                     |       |   (11,000 to         |
                     |       |     16,000 ft.)      |
  92. _Lagostomus_   |    1  | Uruguay to Rio Negro |
                     |       |   of Patagonia       |
                     |       |                      |
  OCTODONTIDÆ.       |       |                      |
  93. _Habrocomus_   |    2  | Chili                |
  94. _Capromys_     |    3  | Cuba and Jamaica     |
  95. _Plagiodontia_ |    1  | Hayti                |
  96. _Spalacopus_   |    2  | Chili and E. of Andes|
  97.

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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

75. Tapirus        |    2  | Equatorial S. America| Indo-Malaya
  76. _Elasmognathus_|    1  | Panama to Guatemala  |
                     |       |                      |
  SUIDÆ.             |       |                      |
  77. _Dicotyles_    |    2  | Mexico to Paraguay   | Texas
                     |       |                      |
  CAMELIDÆ.          |       |                      |
  78. _Auchenia_     |    4  | Temp. S. America,    |
                     |       |   from Cape Horn to  |
                     |       |   Andes of Peru      |
                     |       |                      |
  CERVIDÆ.           |       |                      |
  79. Cervus         |   12  | Mexico to Patagonia  | All regions but
                     |       |  and Tierra del Fuego|   Ethiopian and
                     |       |                      |   Australian
                     |       |                      |
  RODENTIA.          |       |                      |
  MURIDÆ.            |       |                      |
  80. Reithrodon     |    4  | South Temp. America  | United States
                     |       |   to Tierra del Fuego|
  81. _Acodon_       |    1  | Peru, 14,000 ft.     |
                     |       |   elevation          |
  82. _Myxomys_      |    1  | Guatemala            |
  83. Hesperomys     |   76  | The whole region     | Nearctic
  84. _Holochilus_   |    4  | S. America           |
  85. _Oxymycterus_  |    3  | Brazil and La Plata  |
  86. _Drymomys_     |    1  | Peru                 |
  87. _Neotomys_     |    2  | S. America           |
      (Fiber         |    1  | Mexico)              | Nearctic genus
                     |       |                      |
  SACCOMYIDÆ.        |       |                      |
  88. _Heteromys_    |    6  | Mexico, Honduras,    |
                     |       | Costa Rica & Trinidad|
                     |       |                      |
                     |       |                      |
  SCIURIDÆ.          |       |                      |
  89. Sciurus        |   30  | Mexico to Paraguay   | All reg. but
                     |       |                      |   Australian
                     |       |                      |
  CHINCHILLIDÆ.      |       |                      |
  90. _Chinchilla_   |    2  | Andes of Chili and   |
                     |       |   Peru               |
  91. _Lagidium_     |    3  | Chili to Ecuador     |
                     |       |   (11,000 to         |
                     |       |     16,000 ft.)      |
  92. _Lagostomus_   |    1  | Uruguay to Rio Negro |
                     |       |   of Patagonia       |
                     |       |                      |
  OCTODONTIDÆ.       |       |                      |
  93. _Habrocomus_   |    2  | Chili                |
  94. _Capromys_     |    3  | Cuba and Jamaica     |
  95. _Plagiodontia_ |    1  | Hayti                |
  96. _Spalacopus_   |    2  | Chili and E. of Andes|
  97.

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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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