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1. Spotted Bearded Shark, Scyllum maculatum. India, Mus. Brit.; 2. Ornamented Bearded Shark, Scyllum ornatum (1830-1834)

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Bengal Civet, Viverra Bengalensis. (1830-1834)

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Murine Dysopes, Dysopes Murinus. (1830-1834)

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1. Hardwicke’s Julis, Julis Hardwickii; 2. Short-rayed Paradise Fish, PolynemusTeria. (1830-1834)

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Large tailed Squirrel, Sciurus macrourus. (1830-1834)

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

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1. Dr. Hamilton’s Tor Carp, Tor Hamiltonii; 2. Alpar Carp, Chela Alpar; 3. Elanga Carp, Bengala Elanga. (1830-1834)

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1. Side Streaked Tree Snake, Dendrophis lateralis; 2. Reddish Dip[s]as, Dipsus [Dipsas] rubescens. (1830-1834)

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Hardwicke’s Polyplectron, Polyplectron Hardwickii. (1830-1834)

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Black Cobra Capella, Naia tripudians, var. nigra. (1830-1834)

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Egyptian Trionyx, Tryonix Ægyptiacus, var. Indica. Ganges, called Sewteree, sometimes grows to 240 lbs. (1830-1834)

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1. Javan Tern, Sterna Javanica; 2. Allied Tern, Sterna similis; 3. Brown Bellied Tern, Sterna acuticauda. (1830-1834)

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Allied Cat, Felis affinis (1830-1834)

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Black Sided Sandpiper, Charadrius ventralis [Wagleri]. Male & Female. Cawnpore, January 1798. (1830-1834)

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Beautiful Cat, Felis ornata. (1830-1834)

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