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Spotted Eagle [Sting] Ray, Myliobatis maculatus. Penang, called Jungli. (1830-1834)

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Shielded Legged Horned Owl, Strix Hardwickii. Natural Size. (1830-1834)

John Edward Gray

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

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1. Keeled Nosed Toad, Bufo carinatus; 2, 2a. Doubtful Toad, Bufo dubius. Bengal. (1830-1834)

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Chuckar Partridge, Perdix chukar. India. Natural size. (1830-1834)

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Lineated [Nepaul] Pheasant, Phasianus Hamiltonii. (1830-1834)

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Olive Partridge, Perdix olivacea. (1830-1834)

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Argus Pheasant, Argus Paeoninus [Pavoninus]. China (1830-1834)

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Beautiful Cat, Felis ornata. (1830-1834)

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Pallas’s Paradoxurus, Paradoxurus Pallasii. India. (1830-1834)

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Fire Backed Crested Pheasant Hen, Euplocomus ignitus. (1830-1834)

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1. Indian Goat Sucker, Caprimulgus Indicus; 2. Bombay Goat Sucker, Caprimulgus Asiaticus. (1830-1834)

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1. Bearded Anaora, Amora tentaculata amboina; 2. Cuvier’s Pelors, Pelors Cuvieri; 3. Forked Spined Dragonette, Callionymus serrato spinosus. (1830-1834)

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Indian Antelope, Antilope cervicapra. 1. Young in month of January 1822; 2. … same Individual in end of Oct. 1823; 3. Adult. (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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