Abstract
READERS of the Zoological Society's Proceedings may not improbably have been struck by the comparatively small number of papers communicated to the last few issues by the prosector. The present handsomely got-up volume shows, however, that Mr. Beddard has been fully occupied in anatomical investigations, and he is to be congratulated in presenting the results of his labours in such an attractive and well arranged form.
The Structure and Classification of Birds.
By F. E. Beddard. Pp. xx+548, illustrated. (London: Longmans, Green, and Co., 1898.)
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L., R. The Structure and Classification of Birds. Nature 59, 49–50 (1898). https://doi.org/10.1038/059049a0
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