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Russell’s Sting Ray, Trygon Russellii. (1830-1834)

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1. Hepburn’s Francolin, Perdix Hepburnii; 2. Perdix Hepburnii, var. Pallida odypore. (1830-1834)

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1. Armed Hair-tail, Trichiurus armatus; 2. Chacca Flathead, Platycephalus Chacca; 3. Indian Cheilodipterus, Checlodipterus Batis. (1830-1834)

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1. Spotted Bellied Snake, Coluber ventromaculatis; 2. Bell’s Tree Snake, Ahætula Bellii. (1830-1834)

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1. Morar Carp, Cyprinus Morar; 2. Cora Carp, Cyprinus Cora. (1830-1834)

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1. White Tailed Sandpiper, Totanus leucurus; 2. Allied Sandpiper, Totanus affinis; 3. Cawnpore Snipe, Totanus Lathami. (1830-1834)

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1. Lined backed Elaps, Elaps dorsalis; 2. Chain Spotted Lycodon, Lycodon catenatus. (1830-1834)

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

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Tetaar Jabiru, Ciconia (Mycteria) Australis. (1830-1834)

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Bengal Field Rat, Arvicola Bengalensis. (1830-1834)

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Chinese Tippeted Pigeon, Columba Gouldioe. (1830-1834)

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Edward’s Bustard, Otis Edwardsii (1830-1834)

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Olive Partridge, Perdix olivacea. (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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Eaved Terrapin, Emys tectum. (1830-1834)

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