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It is not only the door of communication between British India and China, but is in itself a territory of great natural wealth, destined to become more and more important as the relations between the two empires attain a greater development. 4356 and W. L. Sclater. Catalogue of Mammalia in the Indian Museum, Calcutta. 2 pts. or vols., 8vo., cloth Calcutta, 1881-91 040 4357 ZOOLOGY OF EGYPT: REPTILIA AND BATRACHIA. Roy. 4to., lxv and 372 pp., with woodcuts, map of Egypt, Nubia and the Sudan, 7 illustrations of Physical Features in the Introduction, 41 COLOURED and ll uncoloured plates; cloth 1898 12 12 0 100 copies were printed of which 95 were for sale; but few remain. Purchasers of the above do not bind themselves to take further volumes, but they will have the privilege of securing them if so inclined. " The first step towards the preparation of this volume was the formation of a collection of the Reptiles and Batrachians of Egypt. This was an absolute necessity, as these groups were evidently so poorly represented in the Museums of this country and in those of Europe, that it would have been impossible to have derived from them any just conception of the extent of these constituents of the Egyptian Fauna. Moreover, in Great Britain, as on the Continent, it was a rare circumstance to find a specimen with any more definite locality assigned to it than · Egypt,''Nubia,' or the Sudan.' “In forming the Collection which was to serve as the basis of this volume, an endeavour was made to obtain as many specimens as possible from a diversity of accurately ascertained and registered localities, distributed over as wide an area as possible. “While in Egypt, in 1892, I drew up a Memorandum, pointing out the lack of |
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