General Zoology

"General Zoology, Or Systematic Natural History, Volume 6, Part 1" offers a detailed exploration of the animal kingdom as understood in the early 19th century. Authored by George Shaw and James Francis Stephens, this volume presents a systematic classification and description of various animal species. This work is a valuable resource for those interested in the history of zoology, the development of natural history as a science, and the methods used to categorize and understand the diversity of animal life. It provides insights into the scientific perspectives and knowledge of the era, showcasing the foundations upon which modern zoology was built.

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