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A comparative view of the human and animal frame

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Hawkins, Benjamin Waterhouse
A comparative view of the human and animal frame
London: Chapman and Hall, 1860

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Contents

[Title Page]

[List of plates and abbreviations]

Preface

Introduction

Plate I: Man, the gorilla, and the bear, pp. [unnumbered]-11

Plate II: Man, and the lion, pp. 12-13

Plate III: Man, the dog, and the wild boar, pp. 14-15

Plate IV and V: Rider and horse, pp. 16-17

Plate VI: Man, and the elephant, and explanatory text, pp. 18 ff.

Plate VII: Man, stag, and antelope, pp. [unnumbered]-20

Plate VIII: Man, cow, and sheep, pp. [unnumbered]-22

Plate IX: Man, and the camel, and explanatory text, pp. [unnumbered]-24

Plate X: Diagram, pp. [unnumbered]-27

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