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9/11Journals of Expeditions of discovery into Central Australia, and overland from Adelaide to King George's Sound, in 1840-1, including an account of the manners and customs of the Aborigines, and the state of their relations with Europeans
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Vol 1, Appendix contains: Description of some Australian [a bat, some frogs and starfish]. By J. E. Gray 1 pls Catalogue of Reptiles and Fish, found at King George's Sound, by ... [J.] Neill. [The Reptiles arranged and natured by J. E. Gray and the Fish by Dr. Richardson.] Description and figures of four new species of Australian Insects, By A. White. 1 pl. Description of two new invertebrated animals [Avicula and Spatangus] from Australia. By J.E. Gray. 1 pl. Description of some new Australian Lepidopterous Insects, by E. Doubleday. 1 pl. List of birds known to inhabit Southern Australia, by J. Gould
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