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ZOOLOGICAL GEOGRAPHY 



[part hi. 



Ofder ami Family. 



38. 

 47. 



Motacillidae 

 Pittidfle ... 

 Paictidce 



PiCAKKE. 



51. Picidfle 



52. Yuugidfe 



53. Indicatoridse ... 



54. Megaliemidae . . . 



56. Musofhagidon, 



57. Coliidx 



58. Cuculidffi 



59. Leptosomidce ... 



62. Coraciidfe 



63. Meropidffi 



6G. Trogonidao ... 



67. Alcedinidfe ... 



68. Bucerotidse ... 



69. Upupidfe 



70. Irrisoridce 



73. CapriiDiilgidaR 



74. Cypselidaj 



PSITTACI. 



78. Palffiornithidte 

 81. PsittacidcB 



COLUMB.E. 



84. Columbidse ... 



85. Dididce , 



Gallin^e. 



86. Pteroclidre .. 



87. Tetraonid?e .. 



88. Phasianidse .. 



89. Tiirnicidaj .. 



ACCIPITRKS. 



94. Vulturidai 



95. 



96. 



97. 



Falconidse 

 Serpentariidce 

 Pandionidee , . 

 Striijidae 



Grall^. 



99. Rallidre 



iScolopacidse. 



100. 

 103. 

 104. 

 105. 



Parridfc 

 Glareolidse . 

 Charadriidae 



Range beyond the Region. 



The Eastern Hemisphere 

 Oriental, Australian 



Cosmopolite, excl. Australian region 



Palfearctic 



Oriental 



Oriental, Neotropical 



Cosmopolite 



Oriental, Australian 



Oriental, Australian 



Oriental, Neotropical 



Cosmopolite 



Oriental and to N. Guinea 



PaliBarctic, Oriental 



Cosmopolite 

 Almost Cosmopolite 



Oriental 

 Neotropical 



Cosmopolite 

 (Extinct) 



Palfearctic, Oriental 

 Eastern Hemisphere and N. America 

 Old World and N. America 

 Eastern Hemisphere. 



All the continents but Australia 

 Cosmopolite 



Cosmopolite 

 Cosmopolite 



Cosmopolite 



Cosmopolite 



Tro]iical 



Eastern Hemisphere 



Cosmopolite 



