Zoologia

In ‘The Tower Menagerie, ‘ Edward Turner Bennett presents a pioneering examination of the exotic animals housed in the Tower of London during the 19th century, blending vivid descriptions with meticu …

In ‘The Science of Animal Locomotion (Zoopraxography), ‘ Eadweard Muybridge pioneers the exploration of motion through a groundbreaking fusion of art and science. Utilizing innovative sequential phot …

In ‘A Manual of Philippine Birds, ‘ Richard C. Mc Gregor provides an authoritative resource that meticulously catalogues the avian fauna of the Philippines, a biodiversity hotspot recognized for its …

In ‘Nests and Eggs of Familiar British Birds, Second Series, ‘ H. G. Adams delivers a meticulously detailed exploration of the nesting habits and reproductive traits of various British avian species. …

In ‘Nests and Eggs of Familiar British Birds, Second Series, ‘ H. G. Adams offers a meticulous examination of the nesting habits and reproductive patterns of various avian species in Britain. This wo …

In ‘The Migration of Birds, ‘ T. A. Coward explores the intricate patterns, behaviors, and ecological significance of avian migration. This comprehensive study is marked by Coward’s meticulous attent …

Delve into the mesmerizing world of ‘Wasps, Social and Solitary, ‘ a groundbreaking anthology that captures the multifaceted lives of these intriguing insects through a blend of scientific observatio …

Ecology has no aim, but ecologists have. The problems of the ecologist are not fundamentally different from those of any other kind of naturalist. The superficial differences in aim are due to the di …

In ‘Concerning Animals and Other Matters, ‘ Edward Hamilton Aitken delves into the intricate and often overlooked interplay between humans and the animal kingdom. The collection comprises essays that …

In ‘Delineations of the Ox Tribe, ‘ George Vasey presents an intricate exploration of the diverse species within the Bovidae family, with a particular emphasis on the varied characteristics and ecolo …