NORTH gUKKNSLANI) KTHNOORAPHY H<T1I. 



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ii. Across Country to Lowkk Uulk & Wkstkrn Disikhits 



rod kangaroo rock wallaby 

 alligator (?) opossum 



Btheridge 



River and 



Georgetown 



Blacks 



UpperFIinders 



Riser 

 (Wunamurra) 



carpet snake 

 ei)". u 



emu 

 bony bream 

 garfish 



eagle liawk 



black & brown 



snakes 



iii LowEK GrLF ok Cakpkntaria and Western Districts 



Between Sta- 



aten & Nassau 



Kivers 



Kundara 



Blacks 



Cloncurry 

 (Maitakiidi) 



Leichhardt- 

 Selwyn 

 Ranges 



(Kalkadun) 



Boulia District 

 (Pitta Pitta) 



poison snake (two unidenti- 

 owl Ified species of 



bird 



Iguana 

 whistler duck 

 carpet snake 



emu 



carpet snake 



brown snake 



mountain - 



snake 

 porcupine 

 wallaby 



rat 

 opossum 

 mountain- 

 kangaroo 



Iguana 

 whistler duck 

 black duck 

 blue-fellow- 

 crane 

 yellow dingo 

 small yellow 

 sp. of fish 



porcupine 



emu 

 kangaroo 



emu 

 mountain- 

 kangaroo 

 wallaby 



honey 



porcupine 



opossum 



carpet snake 



brown snake 



mountain - 



snake 



fish,varioussp. 



scrub turkey 

 eagle hawk 

 bandicoot 

 brown snake 

 black dingo 

 white duck 



water snake 

 carpet snake 



water snake 



corella 



eagle hawk 



black duck 



turkey 



pelican 



whistler duck 



black duck 



turkey 



plain 



kangaroo 



fish, varioussp. 



rock kangaroo 

 black bream 



black duck 

 turkey 



tiger snake 

 brown snake 



carpet snake 

 dingo 



whistler duck 

 wood duck 



native- 

 companion 



rat 

 bandicoot 



plain- 

 kangaroo 

 carpet snake 



kangaroo 

 carpet snake 



teal 

 brown -headed 

 white-bellied- 



duck 



various sp. 



diver birds 



trumpeter fish 



black bream 



emu 

 yellow snake 

 galah parrot 

 sp. of hawk. 



22. On the other hand, as I have already shewn''* it i»prob- 

 aVile that these (exogainous, for want of a better term) divisions 

 have been originally devised, by a process of natural selection, 

 to regulate the proper distribution of the total quantity of food 



^* Roth— Ethnol. Studies, etc., 1897— 8ect. 71 ; Bull. 12— Sect. 2. 



