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Type-specimens of birds as sources for the history of ornithology
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  • 1977The Development of Taxidermy and the History of Ornithology84 cited
  • 1922Types of birds in the Tring Museum68 cited
  • 1992The history of species concepts and species limits in ornithology57 cited
  • 1906The history of the collections contained in the natural history departments of the British Museum.. Birds /52 cited
  • 1993Evolution, Biogeography, and Maps: An Early History of Wallace's Line51 cited
  • 1975A century of zoology at the British Museum through the lives of two keepers, 1815-191435 cited
  • 1897What Is a Type in Natural History?31 cited
  • 1996The struggle for specialist journals: natural history in the British periodicals market in the first half of the nineteenth century17 cited

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