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ZOOLOGICAL GEOGRAPHY. 



[PART III 



Sub-regions. 



Order and Family. 



38. Motacillidse ... 



47. Pittidse 



48. Paictidce 



PlCARI-E. 



51. Picidfe 



52. Yungidae 



53. Indicatoridse ... 



54. Megalaemides . . . 



56. IfusopJiagidce 



57. Coliidce 



58. Cuculidse 



59. Leptosomidce ... 



62. Coraciidffi 



63. Meropidae 



66. Trogonidse ... 



67. Alcedinidte ... 



68. Bucerotidae ... 



69. Upupidae 



70. Irrisoridce 



73. Capriroulgidafi 



74. Cypselidae 



PSITTACI. 



78. Palaeornithidae 

 81. Psittacidae 



CohVUBM. 



84. Colurnbidte ... 



85. Dididce 



Galling. 



86. Pteroclidae .., 



87. Tetraonidae ... 



88. Phasianidae .. 



89. Turnicidae 



Accipitkes. 



94. Vulturidae .. 



95. Falconidse 



96. Serpentariidce 



97. Pandiouidae .. 



98. Strigidse 



Gralle. 



99. Pallida} 

 100. Scolopacidae., 



103. Parridae 



104. Glareolidae . 



105. Charadriidse 



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Range beyond the Region. 



The Eastern Hemisphere 

 Oriental, Australian 



Cosmopolite, excl. Australian region 



Palsearctic 



Oriental 



Oriental, Neotropical 



Cosmopolite 



Oriental, Australian 



Oriental, Australian 



Oriental, Neotropical 



Cosmopolite 



Oriental and to N. Guinea 



Palsearctic, Oriental 



Cosmopolite 

 Almost Cosmopolite 



Oriental 

 Neotropical 



Cosmopolite 

 (Extinct) 



Palaearctic, Oriental 

 Eastern Hemisphere and N. America 

 Old "World and N. America 

 Eastern Hemisphere. 



All the continents but Australia 

 Cosmopolite 



Cosmopolite 

 Cosmopolite 



Cosmopolite 



Cosmopolite 



Tropical 



Eastern Hemisphere 



Cosmopolite 



