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Book Title
Les pigeons de volière et de colombier, ou Histoire naturelle des pigeons domestiques
By
Boitard, Pierre, 1789-1859

Corbié, M. (Ornithologist)
Publication Details
Paris, Audot & Corbié, 1824
DOI
https://doi.org/10.5962/bhl.title.50353
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Cambridge University Library
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JISC & NEH
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annotation (￭Special Fa￭cts on Pigeons not here included)
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annotation 12 Females show antipathy to certain males (Ch. 6.)
annotation 15 Roman keep Pedigrees of Pigeons (Q)
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annotation 32 Account of many crosses
annotation 35 crossed Pigeons more fertile (45 year experience) p. 160 do.￭t01    ￭
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annotation 36 Absorbed in 7 or 8 generations (Q)t01
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annotation 37 Biset produced from complicated (Q) crosses — One cross th Cavalier (Q)t01 always true
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annotation 54 Pigeons of different size do not cross readily (Ch. 6.)
annotation 120 On Hawks observed t pick out white Pigeons; hence som owners examine all Nestlings
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annotation 158 By high feeding Dovecots rendered as fertile as Fany Breeds (Ch. 3.)
annotation in pale pencil 165 The sailing Pigeons (Q)
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annotation 173. Var of Pouter of which female never panachée — or chequered (Q)t01
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annotation in dark pencil 178 Claquart (Q) —
annotation in dark pencil 221 Turner or Smiter
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annotation 200 Sub-vars of Nun — colours vary, but feathers colured remain same (Q)
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annotation in pale pencil 198 argument of intermediate form not being produced now as proof that both are species
annotation 208 Hybrid frm Barb & Turbit vry fertile (Q)
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annotation 211. Turbit fly frm Paris t Liege in 14 hours
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annotation 224 Fan-tails crossed with any others lose character (Q)t01
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annotation 235 Sterility of crossed Turtles (Q)
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annotation 238 In crossing white & common collard Turtle, yong take after (Q)t01 one side exclusively
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