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1, 2. Spinose Terrapin, Emys spinosæ; 3, 4. Amborna Box Tortoise, Cistuda amboinensis. (1830-1834)

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Bengal Vulture, Vultur Bengalensis. 1 Head of Vultur Pondicherianus; 2. Head of Vultur monarchus [monachus]. (1830-1834)

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White Dotted Eagle, Aquilla punctata. (1830-1834)

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1. Ferrugineous Cryptonyx, Cryptonyx ferrugineus; 2. Long Billed Francolin, Francolinus longinostris (1830-1834)

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Black headed Pheasant, Phasianus melanocephalus. Female. (1830-1834)

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Chinese Hare, Lepus Sinensis. (1830-1834)

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1. Flat Backed Terrapin, Emys platynotha; 2. Spinose Land Terrapin, Geoemyda spinosa. (1830-1834)

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1. Brown Woodpecker, Picus Molluccensis. Male and Female; 2. Mahratta Woodpecker, Picus Mahrattensis. Male and Female. (1830-1834)

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1. Spine Sided Monacanthus, Monacanthus (Amanses) Histrix; 2. Many Spined Coffin Fish, Ostracion (Acarana) auritus (1830-1834)

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1. Hardwick’s One Finned Torpedo, Temera Hardwickii; 2. Jaws of the Chinese Ray, Rhina ancylostoma (1830-1834)

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1. Javan Hen, Gallus furcatus; 2. Lord Stanley’s Hen, Gallus Stanleyi; 3. Bank’s Hen, Gallus Bankiva. (1830-1834)

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The Kuttaas [Pennant’s Paradoxurus], Paradoxurus Pennantii. Higher Provinces of Bengal. (1830-1834)

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Dhongoka Terrapin, Emys Dhongoka. (1830-1834)

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Malabar Hen, Gallus giganteus. Common in Doab. (1830-1834)

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Chinese Parra, Parra Sinensis. 1. Adult, 2. Young, 3. Chicken just hatched. (1830-1834)

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