Taxidermy and Zoological Collecting. W. J. Holland

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СКАЧАТЬ XV. American Lobster, 217 XVI. Specimens of Ornamental Taxidermy (Double Plate), 222 XVII. A Fight in the Tree-tops, 231 XVIII. Group of Coyotes, 235 XIX. Group of American Bison (Double Plate), 246 XX. A Ligamentary Skeleton, Mounted and Drying, 288 XXI. Skeleton of an American Bison, 298 { Fig. 1.—Beating the Bush, 320 XXII. { Fig. 2.—A Successful Stroke, 320 { Fig. 1.—Bottling a Skipper, 326 XXIII. { Fig. 2.—Japanese Porter with Collecting Boxes, 326

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PART I.

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COLLECTING AND PRESERVING.

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1. The Best Knives for a Collector or Taxidermist,	15
2. Squirrel partly Skinned	27
3. Skinning a Squirrel's Head,	28
4. A Model Mammal Skin,	34
5. Another Form of Mammal Skin,	35
6. Opening Cuts on a Large Mammal,	40
7. Opening Cuts at Back of Prong-horn Antelope's Head,	41
8. A Well-made Dry Deer-Skin,	43
9. Foot of an Orang-Utan,	44
10. Names of the External Parts of a Bird,	47
11. First Steps in Skinning a Bird,	50
12. Bird Skin, Wrong Side Out,	51
13. The Bird Skin in Position,	53
14. The Skin Half Wrapped,	54
15. Spreading the Tail,	55
16. The Skin fully Wrapped,	55
17. A Perfect Bird Skin,	56
18. How to Shape a Heron Skin,	60
19. How to Open a Turtle,	69
20. Agassiz Tank, for Alcoholics,	73
21. Bird Nest, in situ,	СКАЧАТЬ В начало < 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 > В конец