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p. 805. Indications of a second species of Emu ( Dromceus ). Dromceus irroratus. 
Bartram, W illiam . —Bom 1739. Died 1823. Travels through North and South Carolina. 
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German translation edited by Zimmermann. 1793. 
Non-binomial writer and names discussed in the Auk, Yol. XXXI., pp. 86-91, Jan. 1914; 
some rejected as non-binary. Morinella, Petrella . 
Bass, George. —Wonderful enthusiast in early Australian exploration who discovered 
Bass Straits. His voyages are included in Collins’ Account and Blinders’ Voyages. 
Probably the discoverer of the Cape Barren Goose. Pate unknown. (Died 1812?) 
Bauer. Ferdinand Lucas. —Born 1760. Died 1826. An artist who accompanied Flinders, 
and some of his paintings are preserved in the British Museum (Natural History) while 
others are supposed to be in the Vienna Museum. Painted the Hooded ParrakeOt 
(Psephotus dissimilis Collett) as recorded in the Avicultural Magazine, Vol. IV., 3rd 
Series, pp. 151-153, 1913, and not P. chrysopterygius Gould as recorded by Gould. 
Beavan, Reginald C.—Ibis, 1867, p. 316-334. 
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Bechstein, Johann Matthias. —Great German Ornithologist, born 1757, died 1822. 
Gemeinnutzige Naturgeschichte Deutschlands nach alien drey Reichen. 4 vols., 
8vo, Leipzig. 
Subtitle. 
Bd. I. 
II. 
Animals 
Birds Birds, Vol. I. 
1789 Vorrede Feb. 1789 
1791 
III. 
Birds Birds, Vol. II. 
1793 
April 1st 
IV. Birds. Birds, Vol. III. 
Totanus griseus . Totanus fistulans 
Second edition. 4 vols. Leipzig. 
1795 
March 
Bd. I. 
Animals. As in 1st ed. 
1801 
Vorrede Oct. 1800 
II. 
Birds 
1805 
1804 
III. 
Birds. 
1807 
Feb. 21st, 1806 
IV. 
Anthus. 
Birds. 
1809 
Jan. 20th, 1808 
Getreue Abbildungen naturhistorischer gegenstande. 
8vo, Numberg, 1793. 
Appeared in 80 heften of 10 plates each. 
Each volume consists of 100 plates and 8 vols. appeared. There are two title pages, 
one Erstes Hundert dated 1793, the other in red Hundert Getreue Abbildungen, dated 
1796. The first is apparently the preliminary one issued with the first heft, the second 
the permanent title-page appearing with the heft that completed the volume. 
Second Hundred 
Preliminary title. 
Permanent title. 
Third 
1800 
1802 
Fourth 
1802 
1804 
Fifth 
1804 
1804 
Sixth 
Seventh 
1807 
1808 
Eighth 
1809 
New edition, according to Engelmann, 1816-25. 
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