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Zoological Geography: Sheet No. 5

infoJohnston, Keith (A.K.); Johnston, William; 1849

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Four world maps showing the distribution of reptiles and snakes, including in Southeast Asia. Lines show the geographical range of individual species, alongside illustrations of some of the animals featured.

Details

Date

1849

Map Maker

Johnston, Keith (A.K.); Johnston, William

Printer/Publisher

William Blackwood & Sons

Publication Location

Edinburgh; London

Attributes

Longitude and Latitude

Written Note/Details

Insets

Illustration

Legend

Features

Fishing

Wild Animals

Library Catalogue

Title

Zoological Geography [map] : Sheet No.5.

Shelfmark

Allen LRO 393 (Weston Stack)

Author

Johnston, Alexander Keith, 1804-1871 ; William Blackwood and Sons, publisher ; W. & A.K. Johnston Limited, engraver

Map Data

Scale [1:75,000,000].

Extent

1 scans.

Publisher Details

[Edinburgh] : William Blackwood & Sons, Edinburgh & London.

Publication Date

[1849]

Format

2 maps on 1 sheet: diag. ; sheet 49 x 60 cm

Language

English

Identifier

Johnston, Alexander Keith, 1804-1871 Physical atlas Edinburgh: William Blackwood & Sons, 1849

Subjects

Zoogeography -- Maps; Reptiles -- Geographical distribution -- Maps; Snakes -- Geographical distribution -- Maps

Related To

Geographical division and distribution of Reptilia (Reptiles); Geographical division and distribution of Ophidia (serpents) according to Schlegel

Aleph System Number

013456320

Type

Map

Miscellaneous Notes

General Note: "Engraved by W. & A.K. Johnston.".
General Note: "Physical atlas" ; "Phytology & Zoology Map No.7".
General Note: Inset maps: "Geographical division and distribution of Reptilia (Reptiles) by A.K. Johnston" ; "Geographical division and distribution of Ophidia (serpents) according to Schlegel".
General Note: Inset diagram: "Tabular view of the percentage of the serpents in the zoological provinces".
General Note: Map of serpent distribution is in the form of three world maps showing inocuous snakes, burrowing, vermiform and terrestrial serpents; inocuous snakes, tree, fresh-water and boa serpents, and venomous serpents respectively.
General Note: Engraved pictures of groups of animals correspond with the distributions shown in the maps.
General Note: Shows limits of distribution and density by shading.
General Note: Greenwich meridian.
Geographic Coverage Note: The world.

Copy-specific Notes

Open note in new window Notes for Bodleian Library: Allen LRO 393 Folded sheets: folded once. - Hand coloured ill.: Hand coloured: limits.

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