visibility Similar

1. The American Gray Rabbit (Lepus nanus). 2. The Common American Wolf (Lupus occidentalis).

code Related

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

1. The North American Otter (Lutra canadensis). 2. The Little Brown Bat (V. subulatus).

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

1. The North American Porcupine (Hystrix hudsonius). 2. The Northern Hare (Lepus americanus).

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

1. The Oneida Meadow-mouse (Arvicola oneida). 2. The Beaver Field-mouse. Dentition of the same.

1. The Beaver (Castor fiber). 2. The Musquash (Fiber zibethicus).

1. The Black Squirrel (Sciurus niger). 2. The Red Squirrel (Sc. hudsonius).

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

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

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date_range

Date

1842 - 1843
person

Contributors

De Kay, James E. (James Ellsworth) (1792-1851), Author
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Location

Albany
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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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prints illustrations rare book division zoology of new york or the new york fauna northern panther felis concolor adul tof de kay james e james ellsworth 1792 1851 author whelp northern panther felis concolor adul tof zoology new york fauna ultra high resolution high resolution new york public library