“geographical distribution of animals”

ABSTRACT I FIND that Mr. Wallace in his new work on the “Geographical Distribution of Animals” when stating the limits of his Ceylon sub-region (vol. i. p. 327), gives among mammals the

genus _Tupaia_ and among birds “a species of _Mviophonus_, whose nearest ally is in Java” as characteristic of that sub-region. Further, in the tabular statement (vol. ii. p. 187), _Tupaia_

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