Chapter XXIII
SUMMARY OF THE DISTRIBUTION AND LINES OF MIGRATION OF THE SEVERAL
CLASSES OF ANIMALS.
Mammalia (p. 540)--Lines of Migration of the Mammalia (p. 544)--Birds
(p. 545)--Reptiles (p. 547)--Amphibia (p. 548)--Fresh-water Fishes
(p. 549)--Insects (p. 550)--Terrestrial Mollusca (p. 551)--Conclusion
(p. 552) 540-553
GENERAL INDEX 557
MAPS AND ILLUSTRATIONS IN VOL. II.
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1. Map of the Neotropical Region 3
2. Plate XIV. A Brazilian Forest with Characteristic Mammalia 24
3. Plate XV. A Scene on the Upper Amazon, with some Characteristic
Birds 28
4. Plate XVI. The Chilian Andes, with Characteristic Animals 40
5. Plate XVII. A Scene in Cuba, with Characteristic Animals 67
6. Map of the Nearctic Region 115
7. Plate XVIII. Scene in California with some Characteristic Birds 128
8. Plate XIX. The North American Prairies with Characteristic
Mammalia 130
9. Plate XX. A Canadian Forest with Characteristic Mammalia 136
ERRATA IN VOL. II.
As in Vol. I. mis-spellings are not given here, being mostly corrected in the Index.
Page 111, No. 642, _for_ 1 _read_ 2.
" 111, No. 643, _for_ 15 _read_ 9.
" 267, line 7, _add_ Borneo.
" 276, line 10, _for_ 16 Genera _read_ 11 Genera.
" " 8 lines from foot, for _Drepanornis_ read _Neodrepanis_.
" 291, 5 lines from foot, for _Sayornis_ read _Empidias_.
THE
GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION OF ANIMALS.
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