Gallinaceous Birds
Gallinaceous Birds
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They however chiefly live upon the ground, feed and breed upon it. The Cracidse, again, where the form and habits approach much nearer the type, where the toes are nearly upon a plane, and that behind is very short, breed on trees, while the 116 NATURAL HISTORY, &C.
Struthious family shew the very extreme form in the wings and feet, running with prodigious swiftness, and using their short wings only as an assisting power in carrying them forward. None of them perch, and they all feed and breed ...upon the ground.
We devote the present little volume to the illus- tration of the first or typical group, the Pavonidce, and shall describe in detail the various members of it, before noticing its peculiar characters, and the ar- rangement of the genera. * The first we have to notice is * The arrangement in the descriptive part of the volume is not quite regular ; most of the plates were long ago num- bered and printed, and it was found impossible to change them. This will be corrected, however, in the aynopsjs, and in the short summary which we propose to give in the conclusion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They however chiefly live upon the ground, feed and breed upon it. The Cracidse, again, where the form and habits approach much nearer the type, where the toes are nearly upon a plane, and that behind is very short, breed on trees, while the 116 NATURAL HISTORY, &C.
Struthious family shew the very extreme form in the wings and feet, running with prodigious swiftness, and using their short wings only as an assisting power in carrying them forward. None of them perch, and they all feed and breed ...upon the ground.
We devote the present little volume to the illus- tration of the first or typical group, the Pavonidce, and shall describe in detail the various members of it, before noticing its peculiar characters, and the ar- rangement of the genera. * The first we have to notice is * The arrangement in the descriptive part of the volume is not quite regular ; most of the plates were long ago num- bered and printed, and it was found impossible to change them. This will be corrected, however, in the aynopsjs, and in the short summary which we propose to give in the conclusion.
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