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Book Title
Dogs
By
Smith, Charles Hamilton, 1776-1859

Jardine, William, 1800-1874
Publication Details
Edinburgh, W.H. Lizars, 1839-1840
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https://doi.org/10.5962/bhl.title.50033
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on blue laid paper with grey feint-lines, sometime folded; slight yellow-mottling; bottom edge cut, left edge torn
annotation 88 Australian Dingo not breedng at Paris (Q)
annotation 89 Capra tharal breeds easily with domestic Goat
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annotation 93. Young «(Q)»t01 ‹Boar› of feral boa￭rs striped this is a return of long latent character. as well as Tusks & bristles.t02
t01 - `(Q)' in dark pencil
t02 - `this is ... bristles.' in dark pencil
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annotation 94 Hair «(Q)»t01 of tail in Indi￭an Boar bristly & sagittated. «Mem. W. Indies.»t02
t01 - `(Q)' in dark pencil
t02 - `Mem. W. Indies.' in dark pencil
annotation 96. Bos gaveus fertile .see Griffiths Animal Kingdomt01
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annotation 101 Posterior branch of lower jaw in Mastiff, altered (Q)
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annotation 98 Cuvier says Jackall comes nearest to Dog (Q)
annotation 106    Mastiffs always in temperate countries (Cuba Bloodhound, Aegyptian do) N. Qt01
t01 - `N. Q' in pale pencil
annotation 119    Difference in gestation in domestic animals by Tessier
annotation 136    The Siberian race of Wolves easily known p. 148 various vars. oft01
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annotation 152    Pallas on crossng of Black wolves & Dogs (Q)
annotation 155    says Black & White wolves keep separate from others (see Mauduyt pamplet) (Ch. 6.)
annotation 154    Doubts on distinctness of American & European Wolves
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annotation 168 The ‹Red› wild Dogs of India destroys young Felidae
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End Note 1
on verso of last blank sheet; in pale pencilvertically crossed
annotation It would appear that greatr the difference , as in pigs, between parents greater the fertility, as long as difference is not connected with generative system. Infertility is not consequence of difference in size.
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annotation Dioecious & hermaphroditic flowers can be crossed.
End Note 2
on inside back cover
annotation What a case of confusion in the canines, what are species & what races. — especially the diurnal canines
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annotation 75
     87 to 190
     239 .
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annotation p. 75 Reference to Pallas ‹Works› Paper on Degeneration See Cuvier Eloge
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