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Dr. Hamilton’s Paradoxurus, Paradoxurus Hamiltonii (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 Hen, Gallus furcatus; 2. Lord Stanley’s Hen, Gallus Stanleyi; 3. Bank’s Hen, Gallus Bankiva. (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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Small Paradise Bird, Paradisea minor. (1830-1834)

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1. Wood Partridge, Perdix gularis; 2. Oriental Partridge, Perdix orientalis. (1830-1834)

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Beautiful Cyrtodactylus, Cyrtodactylus pulchellus. (1830-1834)

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Eaved Terrapin, Emys tectum. (1830-1834)

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1. Slender Calliophis, Calliophis gracilis; 2. Lined Maticora, Maticora lineata; 3. White Bellied Changulia, Changulia albiventer. (1830-1834)

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Delicious Bustard, Otis deliciosa. Male. (1830-1834)

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1, 2. Keroula Shrike, Keroula Indica. (1. Male, 2. Female); 3. Great Indian Shrike, Lanius Burra. (1830-1834)

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1. Pure White Heron, Ardea modesta; 2. Black Billed Heron, Ardea nigrirostris. (1830-1834)

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1. Nepaul Woodpecker, Picus Nepaulensis; 2. Moustache Woodpecker, Picus barbatus. (1830-1834)

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

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Marone Backed Heron, Ardea Grayii. (1830-1834)

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