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Cassell's Natural History, Vol. 1 (of 6)
Peter Martin Duncan
Cassell's great natural history opens with our closest relatives: the apes and monkeys, gorilla foremost. P. Martin Duncan leads the survey of the mammals with Victorian confidence and a wealth of illustration, describing form, habit, and range. The first volume of a sweeping popular encyclopedia of animal life. For readers who want the whole animal kingdom, handsomely told.
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32 chapters
- 1CASSELL’S NATURAL HISTORY
- 2CONTENTS.
- 3LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
- 4INTRODUCTION.
- 5CLASS MAMMALIA.
- 6ORDER I.—QUADRUMANA.—THE APES AND MONKEYS.
- 7CHAPTER I. INTRODUCTION—THE MAN-SHAPED APES—1. THE GORILLA (Troglodytes Gorilla).
- 8CHAPTER II. THE MAN-SHAPED APES (continued)—THE NSCHIEGO MBOUVÉ—THE KOOLO-KAMBA—THE SOKO—THE CHIMPANZEE.
- 9CHAPTER III. THE MAN-SHAPED APES (continued)—Genus Simia—THE ORANG-UTAN.
- 10CHAPTER IV. THE MAN-SHAPED APES (concluded)—THE GIBBONS[18]—1. THE SIAMANGS—2. THE TRUE GIBBONS.
- 11CHAPTER V. THE DOG-SHAPED MONKEYS[25]—1. SEMNOPITHECUS—2. COLOBUS.
- 12CHAPTER VI. THE DOG-SHAPED MONKEYS (continued). THE GUENONS.[39]
- 13CHAPTER VII. THE DOG-SHAPED MONKEYS (continued). THE MACAQUES.[49]
- 14CHAPTER VIII. THE DOG-SHAPED MONKEYS (continued). THE BABOONS.[60]
- 15CHAPTER IX. THE DOG-SHAPED MONKEYS (concluded). THE BABOONS.
- 16CHAPTER X. THE MONKEYS OF THE NEW WORLD.[76]
- 17CHAPTER XI. THE CEBIDÆ (concluded)—THE SQUIRREL MONKEYS—DOUROUCOULIS—SAKIS.
- 18CHAPTER XII. THE MARMOSETS AND TAMARINS.[107]
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