Nomenclator Zoologicus An Alphabetical List Of All Generic Names That Have Been Employed By Naturalists For Recent And Fossil Animals From The Earliest Times To The Close Of The Year 1879

This work originated out of personal need to see how and where a certain generic name had been used, or whether one coined for a special occassion had already been employed. The author dissected a copy of Marschall's Nomenclator to make a single alphabet from the original twenty-one lists, and added to the accumulation yearly from the names found in the Zoological Record. While not the final result, the cobbled work evolved with additional effort.

Reprint of the original, first published in 1882.

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