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London, 1795. 8.

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A list ot the Beasts, Birds, Amphibious Animals, Fishes,Worms, and some of the Insects, that have fallen underthe inspection of the author, or his friends, at Sandwich ,or in its neighbourhood.

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Cent. 3. et 4 ibid. Vol. 5. p. 120—153.

Cent. 5. ibid. p. 353—382.

(Desinit in Asteriade.)

Observationes de animalculis aliquot marinae aquae inna-tantibus, atque in littoribus Belgicis obviis,ibid. Vol. 4. p. 33—40.

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17. Gallia.

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Aldrovandus Lotbaringia, ou catalogue des animaux,quadrupèdes, reptiles, oisseaux, poissons, insectes, ver-misseaux, et coquillages, qui habitent la Lorraine et lesTrois-evechés.

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is. Hispania.

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De Insectis (et Vermibus) quibusdam rarioribus in His-pania observatis.

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