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Book Title
Essais de zoologie générale
By
Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire, Isidore, 1805-1861
Publication Details
Paris, Roret, 1841
Year
1841
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https://doi.org/10.5962/bhl.title.50408
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Cambridge University Library
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JISC & NEH
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from End Slip, Side 3 annotation 491 On spots &c on young quadrupeds
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from End Slip, Side 3 annotation 493 Cross between gold, silver & common pheasants just mentioned. (Q)
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line 14 underline "canard"
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from End Slip, Side 3 annotation 496 Cases of ten species of Birds which have assumed male plumage
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from End Slip, Side 3 annotation 506 changes of habit in old Hens like Cocks
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from End Slip, Side 3 annotation 506 changes of habit in old Hens like Cocks
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line 10 underline "poules d'Inde"
line 19 underline "encore"
line 19 annotation Blyth
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from End Slip, Side 3 annotation 513 Horns grwing on old female Deer
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from End Slip, Side 3 annotation 516 — His law of Mongrels & Hybrids,
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