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ZOOLOGICAL GEOGRAPHY 
[PART III, 
Order and Family. 
38. Motacillidse ... 
47. Pittidse 
48. Paiclidoe 
Picarle. 
51. Pieidae 
52. Yungidre 
63. Indicatoridse ... 
54. Megalasmidse... 
56. Musophagidce 
57. Coliidce 
58. Cuculidse 
59. Leptosomidce . . . 
62. Coraeiidse 
63. Meropidse 
66. TrogonidcXJ ... 
67. Alcedinidae ... 
68. Bucerotidse ... 
69. Upupidfe 
70. Irrisoridm ... 
73. Caprimulgid® 
74. Cypselidse 
PsiTTACI. 
78. Palaeomithidte 
81. Psittacidte ... 
CoLU.MB.E. 
84. Columbidae ... 
85. Dididce 
Galling. 
86. Pteroclidfe ... 
87. Tetraouidae ... 
88. Phasianidse ... 
89. Turnicidae 
Accipttrbs. 
94. Yulturidae ... 
95. Falconidse 
96. Serpentariidm 
97. Pandionidae ... 
98. Strigidee 
Gralk®. 
99. Rallidae 
100. Scolopacidse... 
103. Parridie 
104. Glared idoe ... 
105. Charadriidae 
Sub-regions. 
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The Eastern Hemisphere 
Oriental, Australian 
Cosmopolite, excL Australian region 
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Oriental, Australian 
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Oriental, Neotropical 
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Oriental and to N. Guinea 
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Palaearctic, Oriental 
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Cosmopolite 
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Almost Cosmopolite 
Oriental 
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Neotropical 
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Cosmopolite 
(Extinct) 
Palfearctic, Oriental 
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Eastern Hemisphere and N. America 
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Old World and N. America 
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Eastern Hemisphere. 
All the continents but Australia 
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