British Mammals; An Attempt to Describe And Illustrate the Mammalian Fauna of the British Islands From the Commencement of the Pleistocene Period Down to the Present Day
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They have always been unknown in the Hebrides, and on any of the large islands off the west coast of Scotland, except, perhaps, the island of Mull. Outside Great Britain the range of the wild cat extends at the present day through Northern Spain, the wilder parts of France, Germany, Switzer- land, Hungary, Poland, South Russia, parts of the Balkan Peninsula, Asia Minor, and Northern Persia. In Siberia its place seems to be taken by Pallas's Cat {Felts manuT).
CHAPTER IX CARNIVORA (continued) Su...b-Order : PINNIPEDIA. THE MARINE CARNIVORA Th is sub-order includes the Sea Lions, Walruses, and Seals, three very distinct families of carnivorous animals addicted entirely to existence in the water, and almost wholly marine in their habitat, only entering fresh water when it is directly connected with the sea. They are not modified for life in the water to such an amazing extent as the whales ; they are, in fact, amphibious, and always resort to land during the breeding season, if not oftener, for repose.
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They have always been unknown in the Hebrides, and on any of the large islands off the west coast of Scotland, except, perhaps, the island of Mull. Outside Great Britain the range of the wild cat extends at the present day through Northern Spain, the wilder parts of France, Germany, Switzer- land, Hungary, Poland, South Russia, parts of the Balkan Peninsula, Asia Minor, and Northern Persia. In Siberia its place seems to be taken by Pallas's Cat {Felts manuT).
CHAPTER IX CARNIVORA (continued) Su...b-Order : PINNIPEDIA. THE MARINE CARNIVORA Th is sub-order includes the Sea Lions, Walruses, and Seals, three very distinct families of carnivorous animals addicted entirely to existence in the water, and almost wholly marine in their habitat, only entering fresh water when it is directly connected with the sea. They are not modified for life in the water to such an amazing extent as the whales ; they are, in fact, amphibious, and always resort to land during the breeding season, if not oftener, for repose.
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