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THE LINNAEUS APOSTLES

GLOBAL SCIENCE & ADVENTURE

EUROPE • MIDDLE EAST, NORTH EAST & WEST AFRICA

VOLUME FOUR

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rice
houses
Afzelea ornata, not a published binomen
binomen, not a published > Afzelea ornata
binomen, not a published > Erythrina officinalis
cotton
Erythrina officinalis, not a published binomen
Hibiscus sabdariffa L. > Sabdariffa
Sabdariffa, Hibiscus sabdariffa L.
Tetracera potatoria, Afz. ex G. Don (Dilleniaceae) > Theoides
Thalasseus sandvicensis (Latham), Sandwich tern, prob. > Terna africana
Theoides, Tetracera potatoria, Afz. ex G. Don (Dilleniaceae)
excursions
Bangalan River
Basha river
Tomba-Louis, Portuguese
African terns, prob.; Thalasseus sandvicensis, Latham, Sandwich tern
Alcedo rudis, Ceryle rudis, (Linn.), Pied Kingfisher
Ceryle rudis, (Linn.), Pied Kingfisher > Alcedo rudis
curlews, wader birds of the genus Numenius Brisson (vel aff.)
hern, a small heron, probably; a night-heron
heron, a small heron (probably a night-heron) > Hern
jumping fishes
Merops, Linn., a bee-eater > Merops
Merops, Merops, Linn., a bee-eater
monkeys
sandlark, perhaps; Actitis hypoleucos, (Linn.), Common Sandpiper
Scopus, maybe; Scopus umbretta, Gmelin, Hammerkop
Thalasseus sandvicensis, Latham, Sandwich tern, prob. > African terns
wader birds of the genus Numenius Brisson (vel aff.) > Curlews


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