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S045 Periodical contribution: Wallace, A. R. 1859. [Letters dated March & 2 September 1858, Ternate]. Ibis 1 (1): 111-113. Text Image PDF

each locality, some being always scarce and difficult to shoot. The greatest confusion exists as to their distribution, owing to their being carried from island to island by the native traders. This I hope in a great measure to set to rights. Almost every island of any extent has some peculiar species, but there are others which extend over a considerable range of the Archipelago. The representative species in the different islands are often very closely allied. In Gilolo I have found the true

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S045 Periodical contribution: Wallace, A. R. 1859. [Letters dated March & 2 September 1858, Ternate]. Ibis 1 (1): 111-113. Text Image PDF

from Gilolo. Mr. Wallace's second Macassar collection has been received since he wrote thus. In it and his first collection he has transmitted many interesting species, Buceros cassidix, B. exaratus, Basileornis corythaix, Streptocitta albicollis, Phœnicophaus callirhynchus, Spilornis rufipectus* all types peculiar to Celebes; and among the Psittacidæ, Tanygnathus m lleri, Bp., a fine species of Prioniturus, and Trichoglossus ornatus. In the last collection we were surprised to recognize in a

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S059 Periodical contribution: Wallace, A. R. 1860. Letters [dated 26 November 1859, Ceram; 31 December 1859, Amboyna, and 14 February 1860, Amboyna]. Ibis 2 (7): 305-306. Text Image PDF

Coleoptera and Butterflies I shall do better, though almost all are the same as at Amboyna. I am at present confined to the house from the bites of an Acarus, which produces inflamed sores on the legs, though it is invisibly small. My three best men have all left me—one sick, another gone home to his sick mother, and the third and best is married in Ternate, and his wife would not let him go: he, however, remains working for me, and is going again to the eastern part of Gilolo. Passo, Island

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S062 Periodical contribution: Wallace, A. R. 1861. On the ornithology of Ceram and Waigiou. Ibis 3 (11): 283-291, pl. IX. Text Image PDF

equally large in both sexes. Three other New Guinea species occur, and also the Gilolo C. perspicillata. The Ptilonopus prasinorrhous of Ké and Goram occurred here also on the small islands, while on the mainland of Waigiou, P. superbus and the lovely little P. pulchellus are the characteristic forms. There is, I think, a new species, of which I got a male in Gagie Island, and which also occurred in Mysol, marked only with a vinous patch on the breast. Of the splendid Ianthœnas halmaheira, Bp., or a

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S063 Periodical contribution: Wallace, A. R. 1861. Letters [dated 10 December 1860, Ternate, and 6 February 1861, Delli, Timor]. Ibis 3 (11): 310-311. Text Image PDF

Moluccas. He is now at Ternate, and goes to spend two years in Gilolo and Batchian, and then to N. Guinea. He will, of course (having four hunters constantly employed, and not being obliged to make his collecting pay expenses), do much more than I have been able to do; but I think I have got the cream of it all. His name is Bernstein; he has resided long in Java, as doctor at a Sanatorium, and tells me he has already sent large collections to Leyden, including the nests and eggs of more than a hundred

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S089 Periodical contribution: Wallace, A. R. 1864. Remarks on the habits, distribution, and affinities of the genus Pitta. Ibis 6 (21): 100-114. Text Image PDF

Gilolo, where it hops among the crags and stones with such activity that it is very difficult to follow it. The only place where I could do more than catch an occasional hasty glimpse of a Pitta was in the island of Lombock. The Pitta concinna was there rather plentiful in a level sandy tract densely overgrown with low trees and shrubs and intersected by numerous pathways. As there were very few insects in the neighbourhood to distract my attention, I devoted a good deal of time to shooting; and

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S141 Periodical contribution: Wallace, A. R. 1868. On the raptorial birds of the Malay Archipelago. Ibis (n.s.) 4 (13): 1-27, pl. I. Text Image PDF

9. ACCIPITER ÆQUATORIALIS, Wall., P. Z. S. 1865, p. 474; Erythrospiza griseogularis (pt.), Kaup, P. Z. S. 1867, p. 174; ? Astur henicogrammus, G. R. Gray, P. Z. S. 1860, p. 343, juv. Bill black; cere, eyelids, and feet orange-yellow; iris golden orange-yellow. Hab. Batchian, Gilolo, Morty Is., Waigiou, Salwatty (Wall.). Four specimens in my collection show this to be a much smaller bird than A. griseogularis. The tail only varies from 6 to 7·25 in. and the wing from 7·75 to 9 in., so that the

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S148 Periodical contribution: Wallace, A. R. 1869. Notes on eastern butterflies (continued). Transactions of the Entomological Society of London 1869 (part IV): 321-349. Text Image PDF

. Singapore, Sumatra (W.), Malacca. 14. Luzonica, Feld. Wien. Ent. Mon. vii. p. 107. Luzon. 15. Mindanensis, Feld. Wien. Ent. Mon. vii. p. 106. Mindanao. 16. Cydippe, Linn. Clerck, Icon. pl. xxxvi. f. 1. Amboyna, Ceram (W.). 17. Bernsteinii, Feld. Nov. Voy. p. 379. Batchian, Gilolo, Morty (W.). 18. Chrysippe, Don. Ins. N. Holl. pl. xxiv. f. 1. Australia (W.). 19. Damasippe, Feld. Nov. Voy. p. 379. N. Guinea, Aru, Mysol (W.). TRANS. ENT. SOC. 1869.—PART IV. (AUGUST). 2 C [page] 33

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S148 Periodical contribution: Wallace, A. R. 1869. Notes on eastern butterflies (continued). Transactions of the Entomological Society of London 1869 (part IV): 321-349. Text Image PDF

List of the species of Terinos. 1. Clarissa, Boisd. Sp. Gen. pl. ix. f. 4. Java, Borneo, Singapore (W.). 2. Nympha, Wall. infrà, p. 342. Borneo (W.). 3. Robertsia, Butl. Ann. Nat. Hist. 3rd Ser. xx. pl. viii. f. 2-4. Malacca, Sumatra (W.). 4. Viola, Wall. infrà, p. 343. Singapore, Sumatra (W.). 5. Terpander, Hewits. Proc. Zool. Soc. 1862, p. 90. Borneo. 6. Taxiles, Hewits. l. c. p. 89, pl. x. f. 3, 4. Batchian, Gilolo (W.). 7. Abisares, Feld. Nov. Voy. p. 386. Celebes (W.). 8. Teuthras, Hewits

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S715.2 Book: Wallace, A. R. 1869. The Malay Archipelago: The land of the orang-utan, and the bird of paradise. A narrative of travel, with studies of man and nature. London: Macmillan and Co. Volume 2. Text Image PDF

INDEX TO VOLS. I. AND II. A. Abel, Dr. Clarke, his account of a mias, i. 99. Acacia, in the Archipelago, i. 12. Acarus, bites of the, ii. 86. æschynanthus, climber plants in Borneo, i. 129. African negroes, on the crania and languages of the, ii. 467, 468. Ahtiago, village of, ii. 89. Ahtiago and Tobo vocabularies, ii. 475. Alcedo, Don, ii. 243. Alfuros, the true indigenes of Gilolo, ii. 16, 19; of Papuan race, the predominant type in Ceram, 96. Ali, the author's attendant boy, ii. 14, 16, 23

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S718.1 Book: Wallace, A. R. 1876. The geographical distribution of animals; with a study of the relations of living and extinct faunas as elucidating the past changes of the Earth's surface. London: Macmillan & Co. Volume 1. Text Image PDF

; Calodema wallacei among the Buprestidæ; and the elegant blue Eupholi among the weevils. Even among moths we have Cocytia durvillii, remarkable for its brilliant metallic colours. The Moluccas. The islands of Gilolo, Bouru, and Ceram, with several smaller islands adjacent, together with Sanguir, and perhaps Tulour or Salibaboo to the north-west, and the islands from Ke to Timor-Laut to the south-east, form the group of the Moluccas or Spice-Islands, remarkable for the luxuriance of their vegetation

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S718.1 Book: Wallace, A. R. 1876. The geographical distribution of animals; with a study of the relations of living and extinct faunas as elucidating the past changes of the Earth's surface. London: Macmillan & Co. Volume 1. Text Image PDF

either Palæarctic or Oriental. These are 13 in number as follows: 1. Monticola. 2. Acrocephalus. 3. Cisticola. 4. Hypolais. 5. Criniger. 6. Butalis. 7. Budytes. 8. Corydalla. 9. Hydrornis. 10. Batrachostomus. 11. Loriculus. 12. Treron. 13. Neopus. Of these the Monticola, found only in Gilolo, appears to be a straggler or migrant from the Philippine islands. Acrocephalus, of which four species occur, is a wide-spread group; one of the Moluccan birds is an Australian and another a North-Asian species

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S718.2 Book: Wallace, A. R. 1876. The geographical distribution of animals; with a study of the relations of living and extinct faunas as elucidating the past changes of the Earth's surface. London: Macmillan & Co. Volume 2. Text Image PDF

North Australia; (954 955) Monticola (8 sp.), Central Europe to South Africa and to China, Philippine Islands, Gilolo and Java; (956) Orocœtes (3 sp.), Himalayas and N. China; Zoothera (3 sp.) Himalayas, Aracan, Java, and Lombok; Mimus (20 sp.) Canada to Patagonia, West Indies and Galapagos; (962) Oreoscoptes (1 sp.), Rocky Mountains and Mexico; (963) Melanotis (2 sp.), South Mexico and Guatemala; (964) Galeoscoptes (1 sp.), Canada and Eastern United States to Cuba and Panama; (965 966) Mimocichla

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S720 Book: Wallace, A. R. ed. 1879. Australasia. Stanford’s compendium of geography and travel: based on Hellwald’s ‘Die Erde und ihre Völker’. Edited and extended by Alfred R. Wallace, F.R.G.S., Author of the ‘Malay Archipelago,’ ‘Geographical distribution of animals,’ etc. With Ethnological appendix by A.H. Keane, M.A.I. London: Edward Stanford (Stanford's Compendium of Geography and Travel). Text Image PDF

idi mes des peuplades de ces deux points de l' Australie (p. 11). Jhongworong S.E. Australian tribe, on river Goulburn. Jilolo See Gilolo. Juru Malayan tribe, Malacca. KABARAN See Papukhwan. Kaibolu See Ceram. Kai-colo See Viti. Kaio Islands W. of Jilolo, on equator. Sub-Pap an stock; speech distinct; akin to those of adjacent islands. Kaitongaviti See Viti. Kalkalgund t S.E. Australian tribe about river Loddon. Kamarian See Camarian, under Ceram. Kamilaroi Large E. Australian nation about

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S721[2d] Book: Wallace, A. R. 1892. Island life: or, the phenomena and causes of insular faunas and floras, including a revision and attempted solution of the problem of geological climates. Second and revised edition. London and New York: Macmillan and Co. Text PDF

the facts at our command render it probable that it is so. The northern and eastern portions of the Celebes Sea have been ascertained to be from 2,000 to 2,600 fathoms deep, and such depths may extend over a considerable portion of it, or even be much exceeded in the centre. In the Molucca passage a single sounding on the Gilolo side gave 1,200 fathoms, and a large part of the Molucca and Banda Seas probably exceed 2,000 fathoms. The southern portion of the Straits of Macassar is full of coral

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S727.1 Book: Wallace, A. R. 1900. Studies scientific and social. London: Macmillan & Co., Ltd. And New York: The Macmillan Co. Volume 1. Text Image PDF

Malayan Archipelago, such as the Timorese, the mountaineers of Ceram and Gilolo, and of the small islands near New Guinea; and this mistake has been rendered excusable by the number of half-breeds between the two races to be found everywhere. Many of these people are, perhaps, allied to the Polynesians, but they are certainly not Malays, who are essentially a Mongol race, with many of the Mongol characteristics strongly marked. The Papuans of New Guinea form the extreme type of another and a

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S727.1 Book: Wallace, A. R. 1900. Studies scientific and social. London: Macmillan & Co., Ltd. And New York: The Macmillan Co. Volume 1. Text Image PDF

lighter coloured skin and less pronounced features, but yet on the whole decidedly Papuan. In the islands of Ceram and Gilolo also the type is more Papuan than Malayan, though the light brown colour indicates, perhaps, some intermixture with people of Malay or even of Caucasian race. If we now take account of all the evidence yet obtained, we seem justified in concluding that the great mass of the inhabitants of New Guinea form one well-marked race the Papuan varying within comparatively

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S729.1 Book: Wallace, A. R. 1905. My life: A record of events and opinions. London: Chapman & Hall. Volume 1. Text Image PDF

only rarely, instead of being abundant, as they certainly are, in every generation, and quite large enough for the efficient action of survival of the fittest in the improvement of the race. During the first months of my residence at Ternate I made two visits to different parts of the large island of Gilolo, where my hunters obtained a number of very fine birds, but owing to the absence of good virgin forest and my own ill-health, I obtained very few insects. At length, on March 25, I obtained a

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S729.1 Book: Wallace, A. R. 1905. My life: A record of events and opinions. London: Chapman & Hall. Volume 1. Text Image PDF

. This insures me the acquaintance of these eminent men on my return home. I also refer to my next voyage as follows: I am now about to start for a place where there are some soldiers, and a doctor, and an engineer who can speak English, so if it is good for collecting I shall stay there some months. It is called 'Batchian,' an island on the south-west side of Gilolo, and three or four days' sail from Ternate. I have now quite recovered from the effects of my New Guinea voyage, and am in good health

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S732 Book: Wallace, A. R. 1910. The world of life: a manifestation of creative power, directive mind and ultimate purpose. London: Chapman & Hall. Text Image PDF

forest flora of North Celebes is even richer than that of Java, and it is almost certainly more peculiar. And if the larger islands of the Moluccas Gilolo, Batchian, and Ceram are equally rich (and they have all the appearance of being so), then every estimate yet made of the species-population of the whole Archipelago must be very far below the actual numbers. There must be hundreds of young botanists in Europe and America who would be glad to go to collect, say for three years, in any of these

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S715.2 Book: Wallace, A. R. 1869. The Malay Archipelago: The land of the orang-utan, and the bird of paradise. A narrative of travel, with studies of man and nature. London: Macmillan and Co. Volume 2. Text Image PDF

. Massaratty Misisin Ogot n Dab ho F ati 24. Amblaw Kakai L vu Behei Biyeh 26. Tidore Bifi F ka J ra Koi 29. Gani Gilolo Laim Tapin Lekat L kka 31. Galela Gol do Kapok Ator B le 32. Liang Amboyna Umu Awm ti Ahia Kula 33. Morella O n Armatei Ahia Kula 34. Batumerah Manisi Howaluxi Akahia I ni 35. Lariki Aten Aow matei Ahia K ra 36. Saparua Sumakow Hamatanyo Ah a K la 37. Awaiya Ceram Tum e Ahwoto Ahia W ri 38. Camarian S muk o Hao matei Ahi U'ki 39. Teluti Ph ino Yafow mat n Ahia Pel wa 40. Ahtiago

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. Tidore R hi Y bo Jobi jobi Bar a 29. Gani Gilolo Badan Momud Pusi Bar a 31. Galela Nangar hi Kovo Ng mi Bar a 32. Liang Amboyna Nan ka Ruri Husur Bu ti 33. Morella Dada Luli Husul Bu ti 34. Batumerah An ro Luliv Ap su Sa pa 35. Lariki Au na Ruri Husur Bu ti 36. Saparua Inawallah Riri Husu Ru wai 37. Awaiya Ceram Sanaw la Lila Hus li P ti 38. Camarian Patani Nili Hus li Bu ti 39. Teluti Hat ko Toic lo Osio Hu ti 40. Ahtiago and Tobo Wh tan L in B nah K nchi 41. Ahtiago (Alfuros) Nuf tanim L im

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S715.2 Book: Wallace, A. R. 1869. The Malay Archipelago: The land of the orang-utan, and the bird of paradise. A narrative of travel, with studies of man and nature. London: Macmillan and Co. Volume 2. Text Image PDF

. Amblaw Buoma Laei Munjar ni Asu 26. Tidore Ino ker Wellusita Munjangan K so 29. Gani Gilolo. Mai Balanto Munjangan Iy r 31. Galela Neh no Tagin ta Munjangan G so 32. Liang Amboyna Uimai Kikir Munjangan Asu 33. Morella Oimai Alowata Munjangan Asu 34. Batumerah Omai Wati la Munjangan Asu 35. Lariki Mai Aoaa a Munjangan Asu 36. Saparua Mai Kai Rusa Asu 37. Awaiya Ceram Alowei Apal we Maiy ni A'su 38. Camarian Mai Maiy nani As a 39. Teluti Mai K la Meisakano Wasu 40. Ahtiago and Tobo Kul Matalima R sa

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S715.2 Book: Wallace, A. R. 1869. The Malay Archipelago: The land of the orang-utan, and the bird of paradise. A narrative of travel, with studies of man and nature. London: Macmillan and Co. Volume 2. Text Image PDF

. Amblaw Boloi Lemnati kokoli Afu Ikiani 26. Tidore G go Gia mar ga U'ku N an 29. Gani Gilolo Lonko Odeso L tan Ian. 31. Galela L Rar ga Uku N u 32. Liang Amboyna. Huru Rimaka hatu Aow Iyan 33. Morella Manuhrui Limaka hatui Aow Iyan 34. Batumerah Hul na Lim wa kukualima Aow I ni 35. Lariki Manh ru Lima hato Aow Ian 36. Saparua Huruni U n Hao Ian 37. Awaiya Ceram Hul e Sa ti Ao sa I ni 38. Camarian Phul i Tar ni Ha I ni 39. Teluti Wicolo Limaco hunilo Y fo Y no 40. Ahtiago and Tobo Fulin Uin Y f I'an 41

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Olof lo 24. Amblaw Buoh Bul wa Parei Oln ti 26. Tidore Tagi Gur chi L ha H tu 29. Gani Gilolo. Tahu Omas Fiar Iklet 31. Galela Not gi Gurachi Tal ha H tu 32. Liang Amboyna. O Halowan Ia Kaiola 33. Morella Oi Halowan Ia Kei le 34. Batumerah Aw i Halowani Ama si Hu 35. Lariki Oi Halowan Mai Ke 36. Saparua Ai Halowan Malopi Uw hoh 37. Awaiya Ceram. Ae Halow ni A lo Uwole ha mo 38. Camarian Aeo Halowani M i Ke ri 39. Teluti It i Hulawano Fia K lo 40. Ahtiago and Tobo Ak Masa Kom in Ulv 41. Ahtiago

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nan 24. Amblaw Emanow Awi Nusa Kamarasi 26. Tidore Nau B si Gurumong pho Dari 29. Gani Gilolo Mondemapin Busi W t Kobit 31. Galela Mar ka Dodi do Gurong pa D ha 32. Liang Amboyna Mahinatima malona Ta Nusa Se 33. Morella Amolono Ta Nusa Se ti 34. Batumerah Mundai Sa i Nusa Opiso 35. Lariki Malona Mam r Nusa S i 36. Saparua Manowa Mam lo Nusa Seit 37. Awaiya Ceram Manowai Mam le M sa Amas li 38. Camarian Mal na Mam le Nusa Se ti 39. Teluti Ihina manowa Momollo Nusa Seito 40. Ahtiago and Tobo Imy

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. Amblaw Kess Bular Sph re Ina 26. Tidore M a O'ra Sisi Ya ya 29. Gani Gilolo. Nok Pai Nini Mamo 31. Galela M a O'sa Gum ma Ma wa 32. Liang Amboyna Sia Hulanita S ne Ina 33. Morella Aruka Hoolan Sisil Ina 34. Batumerah K ss Hul ni Sisili Inao 35. Lariki R a Haran S n Ina 36. Saparua Rua Phulan Sonot Ina. 37. Awaiya Ceram Kesi Phul ni Manis e Ina 38. Camarian Kesi Wul ni Sen to Ina 39. Teluti L ka Hi no Sum to Ina 40. Ahtiago and Tobo L kar Ph lan Min s A na 41. Ahtiago (Alfuros) Meiram Melim Manis

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24. Amblaw Hampowne Ulai Ulah P e 26. Tidore Ngasu B rowi B ssar M ti 29. Gani Gilolo. Li N ke Ulan L f 31. Galela Goling so D di H ra L pu 32. Liang Amboyna Riri M ter Hulan Mal ha 33. Morella Lili Metar Hulan Malaha 34. Batumerah Lili Met li Hul ni Pu ni 35. Lariki Leile n M tal Haran Mal ha 36. Saparua Riri Mital Tiah Mulahah 37. Awaiya Ceram. Lili Mit li Ul ne Mal ha 38. Camarian Lili Mitali Ul ni Mal ha 39. Teluti Hili Mut yo Gia Maiy ha 40. Ahtiago and Tobo F lan Fil an U'lan Mel va 41

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24. Amblaw Sasieh Lanti Silaka Tinyau 26. Tidore G si N lo Sal ka A'hi 29. Gani Gilolo G si W lat Salaka Kakutut 31. Galela G si Teow Salaka Mak hi 32. Liang Amboyna. Tasi Mit Pisiputi Urita 33. Morella Tasi Met Salaka Uliti 34. Batumerah T si Lauti Salaka As va 35. Lariki Tasi Lautan Salaka U'sa 36. Saparua Tasi Sawah Salaka Kutai 47. Awaiya Ceram. Tas e Lauhaha Salaka Lelutini 48. Camarian Tas e Lauhaha Salaka Weh i 49. Teluti L sa Towe n Sal k Lilicolo 30. Ahtiago and Tobo M sin T si Salaka

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. Amblaw Laei Mina Munart a Nisnyat a 26. Tidore W ngi M mi Aki Ing 29. Gani Gilolo. Fow Gamis Im d Afod 31. Galela Wangi Dam ti Nangal di Ini 32. Liang Amboyna. Riamata Masusu Meka Niki 33. Morella Liam tei Masusu M ka Nikin 34. Batumerah Limat ni Kas li Num wa Nindiwa 35. Lariki Liam ta Mas ma M h Niki 36. Saparna Riamatani Mosuma Me Nio 37. Awaiya Ceram L amate Em si M i Nisi mo 38. Camarian Liamatei Mas ma Me m Nikim 39. Teluti Liamatan Suns ma Mec lo Lilico 40. Ahtiago and Tobo Liam tan

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Umpotoi Sabi Lua 26. Tidore L to Kur chi Remoi Mal fo 29. Gani Gilolo. Gagi Mad mal Lepso Leplu 31. Galela G ta Decokur ti Moi Sinuto 32. Liang Amboyna. Ayer Poko Sa Rua 33. Morella Ai Poko Sa Lua 34. Batumerah Ai Apoo W sa Lu 35. Lariki Ai Poko Isa Dua 36. Saparua Ai Pocu Esa Rua 37. Awaiya Ceram. Ai Popor le Lai-isa L a 38. Camarian Ai Pocu Is i L a 39. Teluti Lyeii Poko San Lua 40. Ahtiago and Tobo A'i Ununing San Lua 41. Ahtiago (Alfuros) Ai-im Uninim Es El a 42. Gah Kaya Kunukunu So Lotu 43

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Buro lani sebi 26. Tidore Sio Nigim i Nigim i seremoi 29. Gani Gilolo. Lepsiu Yagimso Yagimsolepso 31. Galela Sio Megi Megi demoi 32. Liang Amboyna. Sia Husa Hus la 33. Morella Siwa Hus Huselali 34. Batumerah Siw Husa Husalaisa 35. Lariki Siwa Husa Husaelel 36. Saparua Siwa Husani Husaui lani 37. Awaiya Ceram. Siwa Hut sa Sinle sa 38. Camarian Siwa Tine n Salaise 39. Teluti Siwa H tu Mesile 40. Ahtiago and Tobo Siwa V ta Vut S ilan 41. Ahtiago (Alfuros) Ensiwa Fotusa Fotusa el se 42. Gah Sia

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, 147; of New Guinea, 430. Kissa-laut, long delay at, ii. 91. Klings, of India, in Singapore, i. 31. Kobror, map of, ii. 219; visited by the natives of, 256. Kora-kora, a boat by which the return to Ternate is effected, ii. 69; passengers and accommodations in the, 70; a snake on board, 71. Kwammer, island of, ii. 93. L. Lahagi, a native of Ternate, ii. 23. Lahi, a native of Gilolo, ii. 23, 24. Laiemu, village of, ii. 89. [page] 51

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Borneo, 127, 216. Pitta genus, ii. 136. Pitta celebensis, ii. 136. Pitta gigas, a beautiful bird of Gilolo, ii. 16. Plants, on Mount Ophir (Ferns and Pitcher Plants, see both), i. 48, 49; rhododendrons, ib.; zingibera-ceous plants, 51 (see Durian and Bamboo); on Pangerango mountain, 181 185; geographical distribution of, ii. 293, 295 et seq.; distribution of in New Guiuea, 437. Plough, a native, i. 353; ploughing, 353, 354. Plumage of Birds of Paradise, changes of, ii. 398 et seq. Polynesia, an

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S720 Book: Wallace, A. R. ed. 1879. Australasia. Stanford’s compendium of geography and travel: based on Hellwald’s ‘Die Erde und ihre Völker’. Edited and extended by Alfred R. Wallace, F.R.G.S., Author of the ‘Malay Archipelago,’ ‘Geographical distribution of animals,’ etc. With Ethnological appendix by A.H. Keane, M.A.I. London: Edward Stanford (Stanford's Compendium of Geography and Travel). Text Image PDF

, 400 Gilolo group, 403 Ceram group, 46 K Islands, 416 Monahiki, 525 Monaro district, 147 Montrado, 363 Monotremata, 57 Moona, 389, 394 Moonlight headland, 166 Moorea, 509 Moseley, Mr., on Admiralty Isles, 466 Moreton district, 230 More-pork, 60 Moresby, Capt., 452 Moresby Island, 462 Morioris, 573 Motley, Mr., on Bornean coal, 350 Motu tribe, 455 Mount Kosciusko, height of, 16 Stewart, 22 Kosciusko, snow on, 33 syenite on top of, 139 Ararat, 166 Barrow, 253 Arfak, 436, 441, 442 Owen Stanley, 437

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S729.1 Book: Wallace, A. R. 1905. My life: A record of events and opinions. London: Chapman & Hall. Volume 1. Text Image PDF

obtained during his visit to the north of Gilolo and Morty Island. I also described three new species of the beautiful genus Pitta, commonly called ground-thrushes, but more nearly allied to the South American ant-thrushes (Formicariidæ), or perhaps to the Australian lyre-birds. I also began a series of papers dealing with the birds of certain islands or groups of islands for the purpose of elucidating the geographical distribution [page] 39

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S729.2 Book: Wallace, A. R. 1905. My life: A record of events and opinions. London: Chapman & Hall. Volume 2. Text Image PDF

. 158 Gibraltar, i. 332 Giffen, Sir Robert, on working men, erroneous statements, i. 81 86; his connection with the Industrial Remuneration Conference, ii. 250 Gilman, President of Johns Hopkins University, ii. 114 Gilolo, i. 365, 394 Glacial epoch, influence of, discussed, ii. 12, 100 Glacial Erosion of Lake Basins, The, by A. R. Wallace in The Fortnightly Review, ii. 389 [page] 43

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S715.2 Book: Wallace, A. R. 1869. The Malay Archipelago: The land of the orang-utan, and the bird of paradise. A narrative of travel, with studies of man and nature. London: Macmillan and Co. Volume 2. Text Image PDF

Kok tu Uku Lamu Un 27. Kai a Is. K da L tan Lol Usnod 28. Batchian Ng a Api R Hidom 29. Gaui Gilolo Kitkudu L tan Talal lo Usnut 30. Sahoe Kok tu Uhuh Lamu Ng nu 31. Galela Tatataro Uku Elamo Ng no 32. Liang Amboyna. M te A w Nila Hiruka 33. Morella M te A w Hella luka 34. Batu-merah Meteni Aow Enda- Ninura 35. Lariki, c. M te Aow Era Iru 36. Saparua Meteh H o Ilahil tri 37. Awaiya Ceram. Met ni Aousa Ilahe Nua-mo 38. Camarian M ti Hao Er mei nili-mo 39. Teluti M te Yafo Elau Olicolo 40. Ahtiago

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S720 Book: Wallace, A. R. ed. 1879. Australasia. Stanford’s compendium of geography and travel: based on Hellwald’s ‘Die Erde und ihre Völker’. Edited and extended by Alfred R. Wallace, F.R.G.S., Author of the ‘Malay Archipelago,’ ‘Geographical distribution of animals,’ etc. With Ethnological appendix by A.H. Keane, M.A.I. London: Edward Stanford (Stanford's Compendium of Geography and Travel). Text Image PDF

New South Wales, 139 of Victoria, 172 of South Australia, 196 of West Australia, 212 of Queensland, 223 of Tasmania, 246 of Borneo, 350 Geology of New Guinea, 443 of New Zealand, 554 Geraldton, 216 Germans in Samoa, 504 Gilbert river, 220 Islands, 535 Giles, Mr. E., explorations of, 123, 125 Gilolo, 403, 405 Gipps Land, 179 Glaciers of New Zealand, 547 Glass-houses, 220 Glenelg river, 167 Gold mines, geology of, 70 leads, 74 produced in Australia, 131 in New South Wales, 143 fever in Victoria, 174

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S381 Periodical contribution: Wallace, A. R. 1885. A naturalist's wanderings in the Eastern Archipelago. Nature 32 (819): 218-220. Text Image PDF

corresponding species in Ceram, Buru, Gilolo, and Timor. A most interesting case of protective colouration was also observed in the white-headed fruit-pigeon of Timor (Ptilopus cinctus). These birds sat motionless during the heat of the day in numbers on well-exposed branches, yet Mr. Forbes states that it was with the greatest difficulty that either he or his sharp-eyed native servant could detect them, even in trees where they knew they were sitting. The strongly-contrasted white and dark

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S035 Periodical contribution: Wallace, A. R. 1857. Letter [dated 10 March 1857, Arru]. Proceedings of the Entomological Society of London 1856-1857: 91-93. Text Image PDF

Englishman who has ever shot and skinned (and ate) birds of Paradise, and the first European who has done so alive, and at his own risk and expense; and I deserve to reap the reward, if any reward is ever to be reaped by the exploring collector. I think there is good work for three years in N.E. Celebes, Gilolo Ceram, north coast of New Guinea, and intermediate islands, of all of which Ternate is near the centre, and it is certainly one of the least-explored districts in the world, and one which

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S056 Periodical contribution: Wallace, A. R. 1859. Note on the sexual differences in the genus Lomaptera. Proceedings of the Entomological Society of London 1858-59: 107. Text Image PDF

Wallace Online [page] 107 Mr. Stevens also communicated the following by Mr. A. R. Wallace:— Note on the Sexual Differences in the Genus Lomaptera. Lacordaire says in his 'Genera' that the Lomapteræ offer no sexual distinctions, except slight variations in the legs; and in the generic character he adds 'the fore legs are three-toothed in both sexes or in the females only.' In four species of the genus which I have recently taken in the Gilolo group of islands, I have, however, observed very

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WSPEC122 Periodical contribution: White, Adam. 1859. Description of Catoxantha carinata from Gilolo. Proceedings of the Entomological Society of London (new series) 5: 64. Text Image PDF

The omission of these numbers caused the names of these species to appear as synonyms of the preceding insects. Mr. Stevens exhibited a fine Buprestis, allied to Catoxantha, found by Mr. Wallace at Gilolo, of which Mr. Adam White furnished the following description: The Buprestid are separated into genera and even into great groups by characters which, in many other families of insects, would be deemed hardly important enough to be regarded as anything but specific The subgenus, here briefly

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S047 Periodical contribution: Wallace, A. R. 1859. Letter [dated 29 October 1858, Batchian]. Proceedings of the Entomological Society of London 1858-1859: 61. Text Image PDF

water, would have been more than unpleasant. I stopped five days at the Kaiod Islands, just half way, and got a nice collection of beetles, a fair number of new species, and some curious varieties of those before found at Ternate and Gilolo. I have only been here five days, but from what I have already done, and the nature of the country, I am inclined to think it may prove one of the best localities I have yet visited; I have already twenty species of Longicorns new to me, nothing very grand, but

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S048 Periodical contribution: Wallace, A. R. 1859. Letter [dated 29 October 1858, Batchian]. Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London 27: 129. Text Image PDF

made; and it gives me hopes of getting other species in Gilolo and Ceram. There is also here a species of Monkey—much further eastwards than in any other island; so you see this is a most curious locality, combining forms of the East and West of the Archipelago, yet with species peculiar to itself. It also differs from all the other Moluccas in its geological formation, containing iron, coal, copper, and gold, with a glorious forest vegetation and fine large mountain streams: it is a continent in

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WSPEC122 Periodical contribution: White, Adam. 1859. Description of Catoxantha carinata from Gilolo. Proceedings of the Entomological Society of London (new series) 5: 64. Text Image PDF

water, would have been more than unpleasant. I stopped five days at the Kaiod Islands, just half way, and got a nice collection of beetles, a fair number of new species, and some curious varieties of those before found at Ternate and Gilolo. I have only been here five days, but from what I have already done, and the nature of the country, I am inclined to think it may prove one of the best localities I have yet visited; I have already twenty species of Longicorns new to me, nothing very grand, but

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WSPEC019 Periodical contribution: Gray, George Robert. 1860. List of birds collected by Mr. Wallace at the Molucca Islands, with descriptions of new species, etc. Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London, 28: 341-366, Aves pl.CLXIX-CLXXII. Text Image PDF

AUSTRALASIANUS? Numenius australasianus, Gould. East Gilolo (Wall. Coll.). NUMENIUS MINOR. Numenius minor, M ll. Schl.? Batchian (Wall. Coll.); Amboyna. *LIMOSA LAPPONICA, var. East Gilolo (Wall. Coll.). *TOTANUS (GLOTTIS) HORSFIELDI? Totanus horsfieldi, Sykes. East Gilolo (Wall. Coll.). TOTANUS GRISEOPYGIUS. Totanus griseopygius, Gould, B. of Austr. Totanus pulverulentus, Temm. Schl. Fauna Jap. p. 109. t. 65. Actitis brevipes (Vieill.), Bl. Gambetta griseopygia, Pr. B. Batchian (Wall. Coll.). TOTANUS

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WSPEC019 Periodical contribution: Gray, George Robert. 1860. List of birds collected by Mr. Wallace at the Molucca Islands, with descriptions of new species, etc. Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London, 28: 341-366, Aves pl.CLXIX-CLXXII. Text Image PDF

CHARADRIAD . *SQUATAROLA HELVETICA, Var. Tringa helvetica, Linn. Vanellus melanogaster, Bechst. East Gilolo (Wall. Coll.). CHARADRIUS GEOFFROYI. Charadrius geoffroyi, Wagl. Hiaticula inornata, Gould? East Gilolo (Wall. Coll.). CHARADRIUS CIRRHIPEDESMUS. Charadrius cirrhipedesmus, Wagl. East Gilolo (Wall. Coll.). CHARADRIUS LONGIPES. B.M. Charadrius fluvialis orientalis, Temm. Schl. Fauna Jap. p. 105. t. 62? Batchian (Wall. Coll.). œdicnemus magnirostris, Geoffr. Molucca. Glareola grallaria

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WSPEC019 Periodical contribution: Gray, George Robert. 1860. List of birds collected by Mr. Wallace at the Molucca Islands, with descriptions of new species, etc. Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London, 28: 341-366, Aves pl.CLXIX-CLXXII. Text Image PDF

under surface of wings and tail rufous white, spotted or banded with black. Length 16 , wings 8 9 . East Gilolo. Probably a very young stage of Astur griseogularis. *ACCIPITER ERYTHRAUCHEN. Slaty-black; lore, cheeks, mentum, abdomen, and under tailcoverts slaty-white; side of neck and nape castaneous rufous; breast, sides of abdomen, and thighs whitish-rufous; under wing-coverts rufous-white, varied with slaty-white; quills beneath banded with rufous or slaty-white and slaty-black. Length 11 9

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WSPEC019 Periodical contribution: Gray, George Robert. 1860. List of birds collected by Mr. Wallace at the Molucca Islands, with descriptions of new species, etc. Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London, 28: 341-366, Aves pl.CLXIX-CLXXII. Text Image PDF

web cinnamon colour; bristles lengthened and deep black. Length 12 , wings 7 . Batchian and Gilolo (Wall. Coll.). HIRUNDINID . MACROPTERYX MYSTACEUS. B.M. Cypselus mystaceus, Less. Voy. de la Coqu. Zool. i. t. 22. Macropteryx mystaceus, Swains. Classif. of B. ii. p. 340. Dendrochelidon mystaceus, Boi , Isis, 1844, p. 166. Batchian and Eastern Gilolo; Amboina. COLLOCALIA HYPOLEUCA. B.M. Collocalia hypoleuca, G. R. Gray, Proc. Z. S. 1858, p. 170. Batchian. Collocalia esculenta (?). Amboyna