The Geographical Distribution of Mammals 86 subscribers are listed at

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foxing to the rear (blank) side of the frontis plate

The fine plates are well executed works of art

4to (293 x 232 mm)

over red marbled boards with matching marbled endpapers and page edges

The Geographical Distribution of Mammals 86 subscribers are listed atPp. xvi, 420, color frontis plate of a marsupial and placental mouse, color diagram of geological section of the Paleozoic, Mesozoic and Cenozoic periods, 101 color maps (some are double page). Publishers original blind stamped green cloth with spine lettered in gilt, lg 4to. This is one of the first works to describe the worldwide distribution of mammals. Written just after the publication of Darwin's 'Origin of Species,' this monograph grapples with