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1. The Bay Lynx of Wild Cat (Lyncus rufus). 2. The Northern Lynx (Lyncus borealis).

1. The Red Fox (Vulpus fulvus). 2. The Grey Fox (V. virginianus).

1. Lerwa Partridge, Perdix Lerwa; 2. Red Billed Quail, Coturnix erythrorhyncha [erythroryncha].

1. Whelp of the Northern Panther (Felis concolor). 2. Adul tof the same.

1. Canada Lynx; 2. Wild Cat. - John Davidson Godman

1. The Skunk (Mephitis americana). 2. The Wolverene (Gulo luscus).

Felis pardalis, Ocelot, or Leopard-Cat. (Male)

Felis Sÿlvestris, Wilde Katz; Felis Domestica, Zahme Katz; Felis Zibetti, Zibet Katz; Meles vel Taxus Caninæ, Dachs; Genetta, Geneth Katz.

1. The Bald Eagle (Haliaëtos leucocephalus). 2. The Slate-colored Hawk (Astur fuscus).

1. Lynx fasciatus, Red or Barred Lynx ; 2. Felis concolor, young? Panther.

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Public domain photo of botanical artwork, 16th-17th century, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description.

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natural history united states prints botanical illustrations illustrations general research division the natural history of washington territory and oregon with much relating to minnesota nebraska kansas utah and california being those parts of the final reports on the survey of the northern pacific railroad route relating to the natural his lynx fasciatus lynx felis concolor suckley george 1830 1869 author cooper j g james graham 1830 1902 author fasciatus felis concolor panther washington territory oregon minnesota nebraska kansas utah california survey northern pacific railroad railroad ultra high resolution high resolution new york public library
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Date

1860
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Contributors

Suckley, George (1830-1869), Author
Cooper, J. G. (James Graham) (1830-1902), Author
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Location

New York
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Source

New York Public Library
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http://digitalcollections.nypl.org/
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Creative Commons CC0 1.0 Universal Public Domain Dedication ("CCO 1.0 Dedication")

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natural history united states prints botanical illustrations illustrations general research division the natural history of washington territory and oregon with much relating to minnesota nebraska kansas utah and california being those parts of the final reports on the survey of the northern pacific railroad route relating to the natural his lynx fasciatus lynx felis concolor suckley george 1830 1869 author cooper j g james graham 1830 1902 author fasciatus felis concolor panther washington territory oregon minnesota nebraska kansas utah california survey northern pacific railroad railroad ultra high resolution high resolution new york public library