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  <dc:title>Characteristic Animals of Madagascar</dc:title>
  <dc:description>Characteristic Animals of Madagascar. 1 proof print on card with handwritten labels stuck above and below the print. The title "Characteristic Animals of  Madagascar" is given above and below is written "River Hogs, Aye-aye, Great-billed Starling and Madagascar Shrike."  The scene depicts the listed animals in a mountainous, forested area with trees to the right.  In the bottom left f/g are 2 River Hogs grazing on the ground near water. On the right in a tree hollow an Aye-aye is curled up.On a tree branch above is a Madagascar Shrike and above the Shrike is a Great-billed Starling. At the top right hand corner a Leptosoma discolor is sitting on the top branch. There are many trees and plants, including orchids.  This illustration is Plate VI  in vol 1 of  The Geographical Distribution of Animals by A R Wallace, on page 278, published 1876. Illustrations by Johann Zwecker.
Notes: 16 x 10 cm.
Place: Madagascar
Subject: Zoology, Evolution, Distribution,  Mammals, Birds</dc:description>
  <dc:date>1876</dc:date>
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