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Naturgeschichte der Saeugethiere von Paraguay
By
Rengger, Johann Rudolph.
Publication Details
Basel, Schweighauser, 1830
Year
1830
DOI
https://doi.org/10.5962/bhl.title.49975
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Cambridge University Library
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JISC & NEH
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This book contains other unreported subeditorial marks in pale pencil, probably not by Darwin.
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⇑line 11 underline in brown ink "bräunlich-gelbe"
⇑lines 15—10 annotation sexual differnc in colour
⇑line 9 underline "jungen Carayas"
⇑line 8 underline "tragen ... Weibchen"
⇑line 4 underline "rötlich-braun"
⇑line 3 underline "dritten schwarz"
⇑line 1 underline "vierten ... Jahre"
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line 6 underline "der warmen"
line 11 underline "Männchen ... gewöhnlich"
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line 12 underline "Cebus-Azarae"
line 16 underline "der Eckzähne"
line 17 underline "etwas ... Schwanz"
line 18 underline "Gesichtswinkel"
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lines 17—24 annotation / Monkeys drive flies from their young /
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     Desire astonishment (2) Passion (3) {Fright or Pain—(4) (5) (6)
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line 5 underline "tiefer"
line 7 underline "helles Gekreisch"
line 9 underline "kichernden"
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⇑lines 9—6 annotation in pale pencil Crys & laughs
bottom-margin annotation in pale pencil Humboldt mentions crying monkey
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⇑lines 4—2 annotation /Laughter
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lines 11—15 annotation in pale pencil male monkey arrives later at puberty than female
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lines 1—25 annotation Monkeys diseases very like men
     / colds, coughs consumption. {cutting teeth die frm fever accompanyng. Cataract. / Apoplexy & inflammation of the bowels / Medicine produces same effect on them /
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line 20 underline "andere ... unterwerfen"
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lines 25—33 annotation Rides dogs & makes them go where he likes.
bottom-margin annotation in pale pencil X    Man to horse, Molothrus to cows; dog to monkeys (& even some crustacea probably to Cetacea see Macleay in [?]Magazine [continues on page 55] on accidental selections : Man to Mule, ! better than alpaca in S. Americat01
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lines 8—15 annotation generally learns to break eggs.
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     once taught to break nuts, with stone, uses this art to break nut with stones with bad taste
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line 8 at "gescheut" annotation sensible
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lines 20—23 annotation Occasional differn in sexes
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lines 19—20 underline "Jahre lang"
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lines 14—18 annotation This is a representative species
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line 13 underline "sehr zahm"
line 14 underline "folgt ... wird"
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line 26 underline "so ... zahm"
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lines 12—19 annotation Proofs from name of places that Dog is aboriginal
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bottom-margin annotation Thinks hairless dog probably aboriginal — is called Chinos — which is evidently wrong, as African species is nearest
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bottom-margin annotation (Q)t01 The naked dogs «appear to» to cross less [corrected from `little'] with the common than the latter amongst themselves — where thy do cross young takes after mother — ‹seldom noticed any half› never knew a hairy dog produce hairless or half hairles how in vixen
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⇑lines 15—3 annotation not uncommonly some of the Hairless dogs, are dumb — only howl —
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top-margin annotation XX Although Spaniards introduced many races, now so generally mingled that it is rare to find traces; though that sometimes can be done
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lines 14—32 annotation wild dogs like tame in colour & form — / burrow holes — hunt like wolves single or in packs / do wolves burrow
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lines 7—9 annotation / curl end of tail like cats. /
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lines 18—21 annotation in pale pencil do not break neck
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bottom-margin annotation The variation of wild animals probaly is only at differnt point of wider range — very differnt frm domesticated animals
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lines 16—24 annotation Toads & serpents kill this Cat
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line 7 underline "Niederkunft ... seine"
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top-margin—line 8 annotation Two cats in same country with very similar habits yet much rarer
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top-margin—line 10 annotation / Most important instance of my thery . Marriage keeping form constant
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line 16 underline "300 Jahre"
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line 22 underline "fortwährend"
line 26 underline "kürzere"
line 28 underline "Schwanze"
line 15—bottom-margin annotation The Cats of interior of Paraguay differ in quantity of hair ,& places of body where most scanty, & ‹proportion› form, frm Europaean, but not in Assumption, where Europaean Cats have perpetually been introduced
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lines 3—4 underline in dark pencil "verschnittene Männchen"
lines 3—4 annotation in dark pencil castrated males larger
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⇑lines 3—1 annotation no wild cats !
bottom-margin annotation in dark pencil wild dogs rare in Paraguay common in La Plata
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lines 10—22 annotation no old wild cats / even when left behind, die /
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⇑line 6—bottom-margin annotation / not wild far from Man
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bottom-margin annotation has confessed it varies a little from Brazil species
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⇑line 5 underline "wich lange"
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⇑lines 10—1 annotation in pale pencil not parent of Guinea Pig —
bottom-margin annotation Without indeed th changes in constitution of latter, prevents its breeding with the Aperea
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lines 11—15 annotation yet so tame almost domesticated
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top-margin—line 29 annotation & in 1580 ,(ie 43 years afterwads) Sarmiento saw horses with th Indian in th Str of Magellan .
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⇑lines 4—1 annotation in pale pencil so increased without man's care
bottom-margin annotation in pale pencil Pampas did not exist
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⇑lines 18—15 annotation (Q)t01 Compare Azarat02
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⇑line 7 annotation X
bottom-margin annotation Glanders — gourme , shows that contagious diseases peculiar to constitution & break out without contagion.
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line 6 underline "1546"
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lines 6—12 annotation Paraguay no wild cattle — from flies
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⇑line 6—bottom-margin annotation Myopotamus Progcacha Fox Deer Didelphis Lutra
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lines 3—8 annotation no Monkeys West of Andes
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top-margin—line 22 annotation apparently some constitutional peculiarities go with genera C.D.
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lines 2—6 annotation these limits of genera all wrong
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lines 14—22 annotation species of Carnivora, Bats, genera. not generally confind in longitude, with some exceptions.
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top-margin annotation Thinks distribution of these animals ,which do not feed on grass, is determined by vegetation, which changes much in longitude. I doubt— X
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lines 18—22 annotation Distrib. of Carnivora indirectly follows plants
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⇑line 10—bottom-margin annotation Distribution bears relation to process of locomotion of species
     even rivers separate Monkeys /
     in some genera chiefly depends on the form of the tail !!
bottom-margin annotation NB    Mem Sir F. Chantreys story of tame monkey readily taking to water
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bottom-margin annotation (a) Surely the doctrine of range being determined by locomotion powers & kind of foods (such as can be perceived) is false ; for think of case of two ostriches: they living together shows «[?]series»
line 21 underline "zum Laufe"
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lines 20—27 annotation surely this does not apply to antelopes of Africa
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⇑lines 7—1 annotation one exception shows range not determined by powers of locomotion but by adaptation
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top-margin—line 10 annotation This is all absurd,— powers of locomotion will «perhaps greatly» limit «(in many cases most wonderfully overuled Coypus) Biscatcha & Agouti» extension, but adaptation is great feature
     N.B Are not these remarks applied to genera if so perhaps true /
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bottom-margin annotation ie ‹wher› «as far as» food & climate (& enemies «preoccupation by othr species» ) ie conditions allow species & genera to range, so will they range in proportion to their power of progression & the form of the land
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lines 6—7 annotation S Africa
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lines 17—24 annotation Monkeys partial migration Q— & other animals
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⇑lines 16—5 annotation vertically crossed Beasts of prey destroyed others increase immensely, & drive others from habitation
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⇑line 11 underline "fünften ... Säugethiere"
⇑lines 14—11 annotation probaly inaccurate
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lines 2—4 score
line 3 underline "mehrsten ... Raubthiere"
lines 11—24 score
lines 11—20 annotation chief deaths of Carnivora when young
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mentioned on [only volume] End Note
bottom-margin annotation    Waterhouse
     Mice generally or sectionally very large range, but mny species of S. America show th species small range — Now this agrees with Rengger «376» fact about Monkeys, but the larger range coincides with possibility of transport. /