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Natural History of the Mammalia of India and Ceylon

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A comprehensive, popular manual surveying the mammals of India, Ceylon and neighbouring regions, organized taxonomically from primates and bats through carnivores, ungulates, rodents and insectivores. Entries combine concise physical descriptions, habitat and geographic range, habits and behavior, and often anecdotal field observations and hunting notes drawn from the author's experience and contemporary sources. Numerous illustrations accompany the descriptive accounts to aid identification, and the narrative emphasizes accessible, conversational exposition intended for naturalists and sportsmen while widening coverage beyond peninsula-focused references.

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Robert Armitage Sterndale

Robert Armitage Sterndale was a British naturalist and author, recognized for his contributions to the study of mammalogy in the Indian subcontinent. His notable work, "Natural History of the Mammalia of India and Ceylon," provides a comprehensive overview of the diverse mammalian species found in these regions. Sterndale's writings reflect his deep interest in the natural world and his dedication to documenting the wildlife of India and Ceylon during the 19th century. His observations and insights have contributed to the understanding of the region's biodiversity.

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