NATURAL HISTORY 
THE MAMMALIA. 
BY G. R. WATERHOUSE, 
CORRESPONDING MEMBER OF THE PHILOMATIC SOCIETY OF PARIS, AND UEM IN THE 
DEPARTMENT OF ae AND GEOLOGY OF THE BRITISH MUSEU 
POUR. History or MAMMALIA is intended to embrace an account of the 
Structure and Habits of all the ees ere s of Quadrupeds, or Mamm xj 3 to whi a will 
be added, observ ac upon their graphical Distribution and Classification. Since the 
Fossil and Recent Species gr cach other, it is also intended to de notices of the 
leading Chàfacters of the Extinct Spe 
The Genera, and many o of t e Sociis; will be illustrated den numerous s Engravingko on 
Steel, by H. S. Beckwirn; and Woodcuts, from original Des uec bs 1AM Har 
of the later, between Fifteen and Sixteen Hundred Figures Se Ce “The 
modifica: observable in the Structure of the Skulls, Teeth, Feet, at A parts, will be 
negii istatd e ae el Engravings. 
s it has been thoug bi bec in - Segoe to follow the cour 
se 
SES goe We oni arative anatomists ; namely, to com e with St lowest des a. 
and to trace, through up E the highest f. the various modica ons rot structure and fun 
In the present case, o he adva antages arising fr mode of treating t ex subject on 
that it weii enable the peru tolay before the Public, re an early period, unt of 
some of the most interesting of modern discoveries amongst the Mammalian for ms; P idt in 
accordance with this plan, he has commenced with the Marsupial anim 
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Vol. II. is now in course of Publication. Parts 1 to 8 are out. 
THE NATURAL HISTORY OF MAN, 
BY 
JAMES COWLES PRICHARD, M.D. F.R.S., 
has now attained a Second Edition, and contains 44 coloured, and 5 plain Illustrations. 
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Tr is the design of the ée "E Rs EE for the use of à deci a brief 
and view of all the physic risties, or varieties in colour. structure 
of body, and likewise of the as Se eh peculiarities which dist Ges from each | 
other Ze mem races of m 
causes of these phenomena have also been explained, as far as the 
present uate of knowledge allows; it was, therefore, nece -— to describe all the different 
tribes of people — = the world, and to advert, however briefly, to their mutual | 
relations, and to all t s known respecting their origin Set: descent, as discovered bri | 
historical and p hilological tristitia. Tt was only possible to EE in the compass of SÉ 
single ` volume, and that in a caue rather summary than. argumen v ie ts, 
inquiring Loa can hardly be end to aequiesce without the ex bition of unquestion- | 
able evidence. The author vestis to affirm, however, that he has asserted eg" e" 
. certain, or p arta of which it will not be found, when the present work is 
e ret extensive Aerer he has brought forward a proportionate 
of evidence, 
