George Robert Gray Libri

This book provides a comprehensive guide to the organization of the animal kingdom. Written by Georges Cuvier and Henry M'Murtrie, it covers the classification, structure, and behavior of animals, as well as their relationships to each other. A must-have for anyone interested in zoology or biology.

This comprehensive guide provides an in-depth look into the animal kingdom, covering the species of the class Mammalia as arranged by Cuvier and other naturalists. It also includes a discussion of the Ruminantia, written by C.H. Smith in 1827. A must-read for anyone interested in the field of zoology.

Published in the mid-1800s, this comprehensive catalogue provides detailed descriptions of the various genera and subgenera of birds known at the time. Illustrated with detailed drawings and paintings, this book is an important resource for anyone interested in the study of ornithology.

This detailed catalogue of the mammalian and avian species of New Guinea provides a valuable resource for researchers and naturalists, offering a rich catalog of species and their characteristics.

First published in 1844, this reference work provides a comprehensive listing of the genera and species of birds contained in the collection of the British Museum. The author, George Robert Gray, was a prominent zoologist and ornithologist, and this book remains an important resource for researchers and bird enthusiasts.

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