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Illustrationen aus: Beytrag zur Naturgeschichte der vierfüßigen Thiere. 2. Band  Beytrag zur Naturgeschichte der vierfüßigen Thiere 1794–1795 s:de:Joachim Johann Nepomuk Spalowsky
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Joachim Johann Nepomuk Spalowsky
Title
Illustrationen aus: Beytrag zur Naturgeschichte der vierfüßigen Thiere. 2. Band
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Ignaz Alberti's Witwe
Language german
Publication date 1795
publication_date QS:P577,+1795-00-00T00:00:00Z/9
Place of publication Wien
Source http://nbn-resolving.de/urn/resolver.pl?urn=urn:nbn:de:bvb:12-bsb00068689-9
Other versions 1. Inuus. Der Buschgott. • 2. Lemur tardigradus. Der Lori. • 3. Simia larvata. Die Maske. • 4. Simia capucina. Der Winselaffe. • 5. Cercophitecus cinnicus. Der Hundsaffe. • 6. Macaco. Der Vari. • 7. Bradypus didactylius. Das zweyfingerige Faulthier. • 8. Myrmecopliaga tridactila. Der große Ameisenbär. • 9. Phoca vitulina. Die gemeine Robbe. • 10. Phoca hispida. Die rauhe Robbe. • 11. Phoca-tersa digitata. Die glatte gefingerte Robbe. • 12. Rosmarus. Das Wallroß. • 13. Canis moiossus. Der Bullenbeisser. • 14. Canis bellicosus. Die englische Dogge. • 15. Canis vulpes. Der Brandfuchs. • 16. Vivera narica. Der Frettbär. • 17. Mustella lutra. Die Flußotter. • 18. Mustella foina. Der Buchmarder. • 19. Mustella martes. Der Feldmarder. • 20. Erminea. Der Hermelin. • 21. Ursus. Der Bär. • 22. Ursus maritimus. Der Eisbär. • 23. Ursus Meles. Der Dachs. • 24. Erinaceusporcinus. Der Schweinigel. • 25. Erinaceus cinnicus. Das Hundsigel. • 26. Hystrix cristata. Das Stachelschwein. • 27. Lepus cuniculus. Das Kaninchen. • 28. Castor albus. Der weisse Biber. • 29. Castor flavicans. Der gelbe Biber. • 30. Castor vulgaris. Der braune Biber. • 31. Castor niger. Der schwarze Biber. • 32. Mus aguti. Das Ferkelkaninchen. • 33. Cavia capensis. Der capische Kavia. • 34. Mus longipes. Der Langfuß. • 35. Sciurus caeruleus. Das blaue Eichhorn. • 36. Camelus dromedarius. Der Dromedar. • 37. Camelus pactrianus. Das zweyhöckerige Kamehl. • 38. Cervus tarandus. Das Rennthier. • 39. Bos Taurus-Urus. Der Auerochse. • 40. Bos bubalis. Der Büffel. • 41. Capra Ibex. Der Steinbock. • 4a. Zebra. Der gestreifte Esel. • 43. Quacha. Der Quacha. • 44. Sus Aper. Das wilde Schwein. • 45. Sus vulgaris. Das einheimische Schwein. • 46. Sus sinensis. Das chineser Schwein. • 47. Sus hydrochaeris. Das Sumpfschwein. • 48. Sus babyrussa. Der Hirscheber. • 49. Rhinoceros unicornis. Das einhörnige Naßhorn.

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