Nachtr.Bechst.Naturgesch.Deutschlands Nachttrage zu Bechsteins Naturgeschicte Deutschlands
Narr.Exped.Zaire[Tuckey] Narrative of an Expedition to explore the river Zaire, usually called the Congo, in South Africa, in 1816, under the direction of Capt. J.K. Tuckey, R.N., to which is added, the Journal of Professor Smith; and some general observations on the country and its inhabitants. Tuckey, James Kingston [1776-1816] 1818 New York. p.L,lxxxi, 1,410
Narr.Journ.PolarSea[Franklin] Narrative of a Journey to the Shores of the Polar Sea in the Years 1819,20, 21, and 22 Sir John Franklin. With an appendix on various subjects relating to science and natural history 1823
Narr.Journ.RockyMts. Narrative of a journey across the Rocky Mountains, to the Columbia River, and a visit to the Sandwich Islands, Chili, &c.; with a scientific appendix... Townsend, John Kirk 1839 viii, [9] -352 Philadelphia
Narr.travelN.Cent.Afr.[Denham&Clapperton] Narrative of travels and discoveries in Northern and Central Africa, in the years 1822, 1823, and 1824, by Major Denham, F.R.S., Captain Clapperton, and the late Doctor Oudney, extending across the Great Desert to the tenth degree of northern latitute, and from Kouka in Bornou, to Sackatoo, the capital of the Felatah empire. The appendix contains: no.I-XVI. Translations from the Arabic, of various letters and documents, brought from Bornou and Soudan by Major Denham and Captain Clapperton. By A. Salame. Denham, Dixon [1786-1828] Clapperton, Hugh [1788-1827] London J. Murray 1826 xlviii, 269 p. illus., fold. map. Note: Attribution of authority is a bit confused in this work, with newly named taxa attributed to Children, Vigors & Children, or Children & Vigors. My working notes collating the various representations are as follows:
- Pternistis clappertoni (Children & Vigors) 1826 Narr.travelN.Cent.Afr.[Denham & Clapperton] App.XXI p.198 CBBM (1893)22:162 Childr. Sh H-L i:25 Childr. Scl. S.A.Aeth.(1924) I:86 Children P (1934) II:79 Children Wolters (1976) p.105 Children H&M (2003) p.52 Childr. -> Corr. Childr. & Vig.
- Neotis denhami (Children & Vigors) 1826 Narr.travelN.Cent.Afr.[Denham & Clapperton] App.XXI p. 199 CBBM (1894) 23:302 Childr. Sh H-L i:174 Childr. Scl. S.A.Aeth.(1924) I:113 Children P (1934) II:218 Children Wolters (1975) p.7 Children H&M (2003) p.115 Childr. -> Corr. Childr. & Vig.
- Ardea melanocephala Vigors & Children 1826 Narr.travelN.Cent.Afr.[Denham & Clapperton] App.XXI p. 201 CBBM ("1898"=1899) 26:70 Vig. & Childr. Scl. S.A.Aeth.(1924) I:24 Vigors & Children Wolters (1975) p.92 Vig. & Childr. P (1979) I(2):201 Anon. = Vigors & Children H&M (2003) p.87 Vig. & Childr. -> Corr. Childr. & Vig.
Bob Dowsett informs me (in litt. 2006.06.30) that review of the original descriptions and additional supporting evidence (including Zool.J. 1827 p.452) argues for Children & Vigors as the proper authority for the taxa named as new in this work.
Narr.Voy.Capt.Cook An Authentic narrative of a voyage performed by Captain Cook and Captain Clerke in His Majesty's Ships Resolution and Discovery, during the years 1776, 1777, 1778, 1779 and 1780, in search of a north-west passage between the continents of Asia and America. Including a faithful account of all their discoveries, and the unfortunate death of Captain Cook. 1782 [Note: I can find no copy in a library catalogue of this with the date of 1782, every copy I have found so far is the 2nd Ed. and is dated 1783.
Narr.Voy.Disc.NewS.Wales Narrative of a voyage of discovery in the years 1800-2 to New South Wales. Grant, James London 1804 [1 v.] plates
Narr.WhalingVoy. Narrative of a whaling voyage round the globe, from the year 1833 to 1836. Comprising sketches of Polynesia, California, the Indian Archipelago, etc. Bennett, Frederick Debell 2 vols. "Birds: v. 2 p.242-54 London
NaschaOchota Nascha Ochota ? [CWR "Nasa Ochota"] Buturlin 1908-> [Note: Title is "Our Hunting" the consonant is a X, not a "ch"] ? "Nasha Ohota" would be my transliteration.
Nat.Appl.Sci.Bull. Title: Natural and applied science bulletin. Published: Quezon City, College of Arts and Sciences, University of the Philippines [etc.] Description: v. ill., maps, diagrs. 26 cm. v.1(1930/1931)-v.21:no.3(1969), v.22(1970)-v.23:no.1(1971:Jan.), v.23:no.3(1971), v.24(1972)-v.32(1980), v.33:no.1/2(1981), v.37:no.1(1985:Jan./Mar.), v.37:no.4(1985:Oct./Dec.)-v.40(1988)
Nat.Argentina El Naturalista argentino : revista de historia natural. Buenos Aires Enrique Lynch Arribálzaga [& Eduard Ladislao Holmberg, 1878.
Nat.Hist.BirdsN.S.Wales[Lewin] A natural history of the birds of New South Wales, collected, engraved, and faithfully painted after nature. New and improved ed. Lewin, John William [1770-1819] [Gould] 1838 London
Nat.Hist.Bull.Siam.Soc.
Nat.Hist.Ducks A natural history of the ducks... Phillips, John Charles [1876-1938] 1922-26 4 v. Boston Houghton Mifflin
Nat.Hist.JuanFernandezEasterIsl. Natural History of Juan Fernandez and Easter Island Edited by Carl Skottsberg. 1880-1963. Publisher Uppsala, Almqvist & Wiksells Boktryckeri, 1920- 1920 v.3 pts. in v. illus., map. 28 cm. Note Cover title. Bibliography/index Includes bibliographies. Cont (inc.) v. 1. Geography, geology, origin of island life. --v. 2. Botany. --v. 3. Zoology.
Nat.Hist.Labuan Contributions to the Natural History of Labuan and the adjacent coasts of Borneo. Motley, James [1814-1892] & Dillwyn, LI. 1855 pp.62, 12 col. pls. 8vo London
Nat.Hist.Misc.[Chicago]
Nat.Hist.Pig. Nat.Hist.Pigeons ## 1835 Selby ## Can't find in CWR or Woods.?? ? part of Nat.Libr?
Nat.Hist.Selborne[White] The Natural History of Selborne White, Gilbert 1789 London Many subsequent issues and editions.
Nat.Hist.Selborne[White]ed.Rennie The Natural History of Selborne White, Gilbert "Prof. Rennie's" edition 1832 8vo p.12+562 London [note CWR lists date for this as 1833]
Nat.Libr. The naturalist's Library. Parrots. Selby, Prideaux John 1836 vol. VI of the ornithological series. serial 18 as issued. later editions have as vol. 15 or X. The naturalist's library. Flycatchers. Swainson, William 1838 vol. X of the ornithological series serial 21 as issued. later editions have as vol. XVII or XIII The naturalist's Library. Sunbirds. Jardine, William 1843 vol. XIII of the ornithological series. serial 16 as issued. later editions have as vol. 36 or V. The naturalist's Library. Marsupials. Waterhouse, George Robert 1841 vol. XI of the mammalian series. serial 30 as issued. later editions have as vol. 24 or X. [ Citations are given without volume numbers, as so MANY volume numbers are available, and they are only confusing. ]
Nat.Misc. The naturalists' miscellany: or Coloured figures of natural objects; drawn and described immediately from nature. 24 vols. 1790-1813 Vols. I-XXIV, 1064 pl. (col., 282 of birds) (published in 287 (often erroneousl as 267) numbers with 3 plates each. Later vols. have 4 pls. each. [CWR unpubl. notes on Dates of Publication].) Vols. I-XII Shaw, George and F.P. Nodder Vols. XIII-XXI Shaw and E. Nodder and R.P. Nodder [continued Zoological Miscellany by W.E. Leach and R.P. Nodder] dates of pub discussed in Sherborn CD, Ann.Mag.Nat.Hist.(4) 1895 15 p.375
"the original prospectus, the admitted regularity of the first thirteen volumes, the fact that the scattered dates of the later volumes occur on the parts that would in regular course have been issued on those dates,* the fact that such scattered dates occur even in the next to the last volume practically at the end of the series,† and the correspondence of the issue of the last part with the date of Doctor Shaw's death which occurred on July 22, 1813.""* In the very few cases where there is not absolute agreement, the date on the plate is always earlier, never later, than the contingent date of issue.
† This evidently escaped Doctor Allen, possibly on account of imperfection in the copy of the work examined by him. In the Field Museum copy and the Library of Congress copy, Plate 1004 of Vol. XXIII is dated 1812. In this connection, it may be stated that these copies directly diasagree with Doctor Allen's statements in the following particulars: Vol. II, Pls. 44, 62, 69, and 72 are dated; Volume III, Pl. 78 is dated; Vol. IV, Pl. 124 is dated; Vol. V, Pl. 152 is not dated; Vol. XXIII, Pl. 1004 is dated."
Collation of material with additional notes
| Volume | Plates | Year | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| I | 1-15 | 1789 | |
| I | 16-37 | 1790 | |
| II | 38-52 | 1790 | |
| II | 53-74 | 1791 | |
| III | 75-89 | 1791 | |
| III | 90-110 | 1792 | |
| IV | 111-125 | 1792 | |
| IV | 126-145 | 1793 | |
| V | 146-161 | 1793 |
|
| V | 162-182 | 1794 | |
| VI | 183-195? | 1794 | |
| VI | ?196-218 | 1795 | |
| VII | 219-230 | 1795 | |
| VII | 231-254 | 1796 | |
| VIII | 255-278? | 1796 | |
| VIII | ?279-300 | 1797 | |
| IX | 301-324 | 1797 |
|
| IX | 325-348 | 1798 | |
| X | 349-364 | 1798 | |
| X | 365-396 | 1799 | |
| XI | 397-412 | 1799 | |
| XI | 413-444 | 1800 | |
| XII | 445-463 | 1800 | |
| XII | 464-492 | 1801 | |
| XIII | 493-508 | 1801 | |
| XIII | 509-540 | 1802 | |
| XIV | 541-567 | 1802 | |
| XIV | 568-588 | 1803 | |
| XV | 589-612 | 1803 | |
| XV | 613-635 | 1804 | |
| XVI | 636-660 | 1804 | |
| XVI | 661-684 | 1805 | |
| XVI | 685-708 | 1805 | |
| XVII | 709-732 | 1806 | |
| XVIII | 733-756 | 1806 | |
| XVIII | 757-780 | 1807 | |
| XIX | 781-804 | 1807 | |
| XIX | 805-828 | 1808 | |
| XX | 829-852 | 1808 | |
| XX | 853-878 | 1809 | |
| XXI | 879-900 | 1809 | |
| XXI | 901-924 | 1810 | |
| XXII | 925-948 | 1810 | |
| XXII | 949-972 | 1811 | |
| XXIII | 973-996 | 1811 | |
| XXIII | 997-1020 | 1812 | |
| XXIV | 1021-1044 | 1812 | |
| XXIV | 1045-1068 | 1813 |
Nauch.Rezult.Putesh.Przewalski.Tzent.Azii. Nauchnuie Rezul'tatui puteshestvii N. M. Przheval'skagho po tzentral'noi Azii, &c. - Wissenschaftliche Resultate der von N. M. Przewalski nach Central-Asien unternommenen Reisen, &c. Zoologischer Theil Bd. II Vogel. Bearbeitet von T. Pleske. Lief. 1-3. pp.192. 1889-94 [ sometimes as: Wissen.Result.PrzewalsiReisen,Zool.Theil Wissenschaftliche Resultate der von N. M. Prrzewalski nach Central-Asien unternommenen Reisen, &c. as Titles and text are parallel colums of Russian and German ]
Nauk.Zap.Poltavsk.Derzhav.Pedagog.Inst.
Naumannia Naumannia. Archiv für die Ornithologie, vorzugsweise Europa's. Organ der deutschen Ornithologen-Gesellschaft. ([afterwards] Ornithologen - Verien ). Herausgegeben von Eduard Baldamus. Bd I, II, & Jahrg. 1851-54 (?1849 - 1854) 8vo Stuttgart Intro to Bd.I Heft I. is dated "September 1849." on p.VIII. Zweites Heft. "1850" Drittes Heft. "1850" Viertes Heft. "1851" Bd. II 1852. Continued as: Naumannia, Journal fur die Ornithologie, voraugseise Europa's. Organ der Deutschen Ornitholgen-Gesellschaft. Redgirt von E. Baldamus. Jahrg. 1855-58
Naumannia (the forerunner of Journal für Ornithologie) is in the Div. Birds (USNM) library. The 1856 volume includes the index for 1850-1856. The table of contents lists Beitrage nr. 1a, Tabellarische Uebersicht der Papagaien by C. L. Bonaparte at page 352. There is nothing else by Bonaparte in the table of contents. At page 352 there is what seems to be a report of a society meeting on 5 June 1856 - no mention of Bonaparte. This extends through page 382 and includes (apparently) papers read at that meeting. Between pages 382 and 383 there is a hand written note bound in, which says that Bonaparte's Beilage Nr. 1a "which should occur here, is missing, but may be found in the copy at L.C. [= Library of Congress} and signed by C.W.R. [Charles W. Richmond]. The paper starting on p. 383 is the one listed in the table of contents for that page.
The Table of Contents and the information on pp. 352-382 seem to be the same as the Birds [Division] copy. But, between pp. 382 and 383, there is bound in a 4 sheet (8 unnumbered pages) insert (larger than volume size, and folded to fit, but tearing along folds) that is headed on the first (right side) page: Beilage Nr. 1. | Tabellarische Uebersicht | der | PAPAGAIEN. || Von | Sr. Hoheit || Charles-Lucien Prince Bonaparte || There is a paragraph of text on that page. The next two pages are headed, centered on both pages: CONSPECTUS PSITTACORUM | ORDO I. PSITTACI | Familia Psittacidae | Series 1. Americani || Below the heading there are eight columns, with groups of them headed by subfamily names, with numbered genera and numbered species. Columns 3, 4, and 5 are headed Subfam. 2. Conurinae. The last entry, at the bottom of col. 5, is 20. Pyrilia. Bp. [76.] typica Bp. (pyrilia, Bp.) [77.] amazonina O. des Murs. The numbers 76 and 77 are torn off by having been folded. Columns 6, 7, and 8 are headed Subfam. 3. Psittaculinae. In col. 7 is: 25. Gypopsitta Bp. 112. vulturina Wagl. Both generic names Pyrilia and Gypopsita have lines drawn to the left, in ink, probably by Richmond, indicating that they are new names. It is strange that there are no cards in the Richmond files with these names and citations. Note that Bonaparte considered these genera to be in different subfamilies. The table occupies 6 pages. The end page is a table of subfamily distribution by geography.
Zimmer, 1926 indicates:
Nederl.Tijdschr.Dierk. Nederlandsch Tijdschrift voor De Dierkunde 1863-1884 8vo Amsterdam Publ. of Koninklijk Zoologisch Genootschap "Natura Artis Magistra" [? 1871 vs 1873 for vol 4 CWR has (generally 1871 with no further comments, but under Melampitta has "1873" in quotes! Peters has about half 1871 and half 1873 (1871) or permutations. ] Florence F. J. M. Pieters Artis Bibliotheek Universiteit van Amsterdam Plantage Middenlan 45 1018 DC Amsterdam Tel: 020-5256614 Fax.: 020 -5256614 Vol. 1 1863 [see note below] Vol. 2 1864-5 pp. 1-112: 1864 (issue 1-3) pp.113-212: 1864 (issue 4-6) pp.213-375: 1865 (issue 7-12) Vol. 3 1865-6 pp. 1-72 : 1865 (issue 1-2) pp. 73-180: 1865 (issue 3-6) pp.181-308: 1866 (issue 7-10) pp.309-401: 1866 (issue 11-12) Vol. 4 1871-73 pp. 1-32 : 1871 (issue 1) pp. 33-112: 1871 (issue 2/3) pp.113-240: 1872 (issue 4-7) pp.241-272: 1872 (issue 8) pp.273-393: 1873 (issue 9-12) Mees discusses the dates of publication of the early part of this serial. (ref. Mees GF 1973 "Once more: the identity and authorship of Treron griseicauda." BBOC. 93(3):119-120.). He indicates that Schlegel In Ibis 1863 5:119-120 indicates that the first nine sheets of this serial were printed around the middle of 1862, but that "publication of this work can only begin with 1863." [APP: exactly what that means is not clear to me] That issue of the Ibis contained a review of Schlegel's paper, and an article by Wallace discussing it. This indicates that the Schlegel article was published well before the July Ibis but possibly well before Wallaces PZS publication of Treron griseicauda. It must be mentioned that Mees' speculation was based in part on his belief (based on Duncan 1937) that the issue of PZS in question was published in April of 1863. The Richmond Index indicates that that issue of the PZS was published in February, not April. In my view the date of the Richmond Index is much more likely to be correct than Duncan's date, and it makes it more likely that Schlegels article could have been published in 1863, though I agree 1862 must remain a speculative possibility.
Nemouria Nemouria: Occasional Papers of the Delaware Museum of Natural History. Greenville, DE No.1 D 1970
Neotrop.Ornith. Neotropical Ornithology Ornithological Monographs no.36
Neotropica Neotropica. Publisher La Plata, Sociedad Zoológica del Plata. 1- 1954-
NestEggsIndianBirds[Hume] Nests and eggs of Indian birds. Rough draft. Part. I Hume, Allan Octavian 1873 Calcutta 1vol. 8vo pp. 1-2, 1-3+1, 1-662 Issued in 3 pts. pp.1-236 1873 pp.237-489+1 1874 pp.491-662 1875
NeueAlpina Neue Alpina (J.R. Steinmuller) Winterthur [Switzerland] Vol. 1-2 1821-27 [A continuation of Alpina]
NeueNordischeBeytrage Neue Nordische Beytraege Zur Physikalischen und Geographischen Erd- Und Voelkerbeschreibung, Naturgeschichte, Und Oekonomie 1781-96 8vo St. Petersburg. & Leipzig
NeueStaatsb.Magazin Neue Staatsbu:rgliches Magazin [Schleswig]
NeueWirbelth.Vog. Neue Wirbelthiere zu der Fauna von Abyssinien gehörig, entdeckt und beschreiben von Dr. Eduard Rüppel. Vögel. (New vertebrate animals belonging to the fauna of Abyssinia, discovered and described by Dr. Eduard Rüppell) Ruppell, Eduard Wilhelm Peter Simon 1835-40 Frankfurt-a-Main
Bob Dowsett writes (2003.03.02):
'BUT Sawyer F.C. 1952. "The dates of publication of Wilhelm Peter Eduard Simon Rüppell's [1794-1884] "Neue Wirbelthiere zu der Fauna von Abyssinien gehörig" (fol., Frankfurt a. M., 1835-1840)." J. Soc. Bibliogr. Nat. Hist. 2:407 claimed that pp.81-116 & pll.31-42 were published in 1840.'APP Notes:
NewS.Afr.Orn.RecordsNewForms New South African Records and New Forms
NewZealandBirds New Zealand Birds Oliver, Walter Reginald Brook (Dr) 1930
NewZealandBirdsed2 New Zealand Birds 2nd Edition Oliver, Walter Reginald Brook (Dr) 1955 661pp.
Nomen.Anim.Gen.Subgen. Nomenclature animalium Nomenclator animalium generum et subgenerum; im Auftrage der Preussischen Akademie der Wissenschaften zu Berlin herausgegeben von F. E. Schulze, W. Kükenthal, fortgesetzt von K. Heider, Schriftleiter: Th. Kuhlgatz. Publisher Berlin, Preussische Akademie der Wissenschaften, 1926-1954. My holdings: (listed simply for my convenience --- but it IS my website...) A-Anaj. 10 März 1926 Anak.-Athec. 15 Mai 1926 ... Fa.-Halya. 5 Oktober 1929 Halyb.-Hyeto. 28 März 1930 Hyeto.-Lauxanacanthis 7 Oktober 1930 Lauxanacanthix-Macroglossa 15 April 1931 Macroglossap.-Microto. 8 Oktober 1931 Microt.-Nesost. 3 August 1932 Nesosus-Ostreoch. 10 Juni 1933 Ostreola-Penes. 25 November 1933 Peneta-Platysteg. 3 Juli 1934 Platysteira-Pseudaphan 8 März 1935 Pseudaphan-Rhynchith. 11 Dezember 1935 Rhynchitob.-Som. 8 Oktober 1936 Son.-Tachymeris 3 September 1937 Tachymerops-Trichoec. 30 August 1938 Trichoel.-Zaphleg. 27 Januar 1940 Zaphlethis-Zyzzygus 26 April 1954
Nomen.Av.Neotrop. Nomenclator Avium Neotropicalium Sive Avium Quae In Regione Neotropica Hucusque Repertæ Sunt Nomina Systematice Disposita Adjecta Sua Cuique Speciei Patria Accedunt Generum Et Specierum Novarum Diagnoses. Sclater, Philip and Salvin, Osbert 1873 London
Nomen.Mus.Heine.Orn.[Heine&Reichenow] Nomenclator Musei Heineani Ornithologici. Heine & Reichenow 1882 - 1890 not issued until 1890. vi + 373 pp. Berlin
Nomen.Zool. Nomenclator zoologicus; a list of the names of genera and subgenera in zoology from the tenth edition of Linnaeus, 1758, to the end of 1935, edited by Sheffield Airey Neave ... Publisher London, Pub. for the proprietors by the Zoological society of London, 1939-1996. vol 1-9. Electronic version available at: MBL Electronic version
2004.12.08On examining the copies of Nomenclatoris zoologici index universalis in the Herpetology Division of the U.S. National Museum, I found, tipped in a copy of a two-page paper by Donovan and Smith, which I here reproduce.
Nomen.Zool.IndexUniv. Nomenclatoris zoologici index universalis Agassiz, Jean Louis Rodolphe 1846 pp.8+393 Solothurn
The Dates of Publication of Louis Agassiz' Nomenclator Zoologicus Donovan, R. Bowley and Horbart M. Smith Most copies of Agassiz' Nomenclator Zoologicus are bound without the original covers, and since no other single source gives the dates of publication of all parts, which are of considerable nomenclatural importance, we here place on record the information on publication dates that has been gleaned from a copy in the Library of the Museum of Comparative Zoology. This copy was presented by Alexander Agassiz to Walter Faxon, who in turn bequeathed it to the Library, in which it was accessioned October 16, 1934. As given to the printed cover of each fascicle, the publication dates and contents of the separate fascicles are as follows: Fasciclus I (Mammalia, Echinodermata et Acelephas): 1842. Fasciclus II (Aves): 1842. Fasciclus III et IV (Crustacea et Vermes, i.e. Entozoa, Turbellaria et Annulata; Hemiptera et Infusoria; Polygastrica et Rotataria): 1843. Fasciclus V et VI (Neuroptera, Orthoptera, Polypi et Reptilia): 1844. Fasciclus VII et VIII (Mammalia (addenda), Aves (addenda), Reptilia (addenda), Pisces, Crustacea (addenda), Hemiptera (addenda), Orthoptera (addenda), Neuroptera (addenda), Hymenoptera, Vermes (addenda), Rotatoria (addenda), Polygastrica (addenda), Echinodermata (addenda), Acalephas (addenda), et Polypos (addenda): 1845. Fasciclus IX et X (Titulum et Praefotionem Operis, Mollusca, Lepidoptera, Strepsiptera, Diptera, Myriapoda, Thysanura, Thyusanoptera, Suctoria, Epizoa et Arachnidas): 1846. Fasciclus XI (Coleoptera): 1846. Fasciclus XII (Indicem Universalem): 1847. Of additional special interest to nomenclature is the indicated date of publication of the Index Universalis, which has been almost universally accepted as 1846 in conformance with the date printed on the title page. It is presumed that the title page was printed with other parts in 1846, but that the Index actually did not appear until 1847. Carus and Englemann (1861, Bibliotheca Zoologica: 238), in fact, give the date 1848 for the Index, presumably in error. A note is pencilled in on the title page of another copy of the Nomenclator in MCZ Library, giveing the date of publication of a "fascicle 13" as 1847, but presumably it refers actually to fascicle 12, and may aid in confirmation of 1847 as the date of publication for the Index. Although "Infusoria" appers on the cover of fasciculus III-IV, the name does not appear on the title page of either fasciculus, nor does material pertaining to this group appear in either the Nomenclator or the Index Universalis. Although "Infusioria" appears on the cover of fasciculus III-IV, the name does not appear on the title page of either fasciculus, nor does material pertaining to this group appear in either the Nomenclator or the Index Universalis. The Faxon copy is bound with the three parts not regularly present in other copies: a "Prospectus" for the work, a "Lecori Benevolo", and author-publisher notes. None of these parts, for example, is present in the other two copies in the Museum Library, and only one of them (the "Lectori Benevolo") is bound with the copy in the University of Illinois Library. An interleaved annotated copy of the Nomenclator, bound in four volumes, from Agassiz' personal library, now exists in the Rare Book Room of the Library of the Museum of Comparative Zoology. ----Library, Museum of Comparative Zoology, Harvard University, Cambridge Massachuesttes; and Department of Zoology and Museum of Natural History, Univ. of Illinois, Urbana.In addition to the irregular schedule of publishing, it appears that some material was published prior to the imprinted date. Charles W. Richmond notes (Proc.U.S.Nat.Mus. 53 no.2221 p.606 fn.2, in discussing Van Oort's publication in vol.28 No.1-2, July, 1906, that
NorthAm.Fauna North American fauna Publisher: Washington, Fish and Wildlife Service; for sale by the Supt. of Docs., U. S. Govt. Print. Off. Description: no. ill. 23 cm. no. 1 (1889)- Notes: Nos. 6, 9, not published. No. 1-56 issued by the U.S. Bureau of Biological Survey (called Division of Ornithology and Mammalogy, no. 1-12, 1889-96; Division of Biology Survey, no. 13-24, 1897-19 ; Biological Survey, no. 25, 1905); no. 57-64, 1941-62, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service; no. 65-69; 1968-74, U.S. Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife; no. 70- 1975- U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
NoteViaggioPersia Note di un viaggio in Persia nel 1862 Filippo De Filippi
NotesLeydenMus. Notes from the Rijksmuseum van Natuurl. Historie. Ed. by H. Schlegel 1879 -> Leyden 8vo [ Publishing appears irregular. Some volumes cross years, and it appears multiple volumes have appeared within years. ] Year Vol. 1879 I. 1880 II. 1881 III. [Glareolus nuchalis liberae Schlegel 1881 NotesLeydenMus. 3 no.2 p.58. Apr (CWR)] [1882 IV.] * []= year/vol inferred. [1883 V.] 1884 VI. [1885 VII.] 1886 VIII. [1887 IX.] 1888 X. 1889 XI. 1890 XII. [1891 XIII.] 1892 XIV., XV (no.1) 1893 XV. (no.3) [1894 XVI.] 1895 XVII. 1896 XVIII. [1897 XIX.] 1898 XX. [1899 XXI.] 1900 XXII. 1901 XXII. [Eugerygone Finsch 1901 NotesLeydenMus. 22 no.3 p.200. Mch (CWR)] 1901 XXIII. [Poliolophus nieuwenhuisii Finsch 1901 NotesLeydenMus. 23 no.2 p.95. Dec. (CWR)] 1902 XXIII. [Crithagra estherae Finsch 1902 NotesLeydenMus. 23 no.3 p.151. July 15 (CWR)] 1903 XXIII. [Siphia hoevelli Meyer,AB 1903 NotesLeydenMus. 23 no.4 p.186. May (CWR)] [Ortholophus Cassini Finsch 1903 NotesLeydenMus. 23 no.4 p.201. May (CWR)] 1904 XXIV. .... .... 1910 XXXII. 1911 XXXIV.
"Repaged separates appear to have been published earlier, as the paper is reviewed in the Ornith. Monatsber., June, 1906, 103."
Published in Pisa, and some confusion surrounds the dates and structure of this source. Collecting data predominantly from taxa in Sherborn, Neave, and the Richmond Index I have determined the likely structure must be similar to this.
NotesOrderProcell.[Mathews&Hallstrom] Notes on the Order Procellariiformes Mathews, Hallstrom 1943 Notes Order Procellariiformes
NoticeTravauxScientifiques Notice sur les Travaux Scientifiques
NotiserSallsk.FaunaFloraFennicaForh." Notiser ur Sällskapets pro Fauna et Flora Fennica föorhndlingar [Helsingfors] vol.1-14 1848-1875
Notizen[Froriep] Notizen Aus Dem Gebiete Der Natur- Und Heilkunde, gesammelt...von L. F. v. Froriep, &c. 4to Erfurt & Weimar.
NotiziaStor.Torino Notizia Storica dei lavori fatti dalla classe di Sci. Fisiche e Mat. della R. Acc. Sci. Torino
Not.Nat. Notulae Naturae of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia no.1 My 1939 ->
Notornis Notornis. (Ornithological society of New Zealand.) Masterton. 1, Ja 1943 -> 1-3, 1943 - Ap 1950 as New Zealand Bird Notes.
Nouv.Ann.Mus.Hist.Nat. Nouv.Ann.Mus.D'Hist.Nat.(3) [CWR gives ser.3 for I GSt.-H. entries of 1832]
Nouv.Arch.Mus.Hist.Nat. Nouvelles Archives du Museum D'Histoire Naturelle De Paris 1865-74 Ser.1 1-10 1875-88 Ser.2 1-10 1889-98 Ser.3 1-10 1899-1908 Ser.4 1-10 1909-1930 Ser.5 ## Peters XIV:275 has Carpodacus davidianus Milne-Edwards 1866 vol.1 (1865) implying that Paynter et al. believed that some (or possibly all) volumes came out a year after the imprint date. ## discrepancy between CWR and Peters re Vol 6. as to whether 1870 or 1871. CWR has all as 1870. ## ?? also some vol.5(1869) are 1870. the break (by pp.) is not consistent. ## ?? are they all "Bull." NO! Dicrurus sharpei has "Bull." crossed out on CWR card. (this is series 2 ) all ser >=2 not "Bull." No. 5 looks like this 1869 Nouv.Arch.Mus.Hist.Nat.Bull. 5 p 15 pl.1 fig.1 Sporophila frontalis 1869 Nouv.Arch.Mus.Hist.Nat.Bull. 5 p 17 pl.1 fig.2 Megalurulus mariei 1869 Nouv.Arch.Mus.Hist.Nat.Bull. 5 p 33 pl.6 Tetraophasis obscurus 1870 Nouv.Arch.Mus.Hist.Nat.Bull. 5(1869) p 35 Garrulax formosus 1870 Nouv.Arch.Mus.Hist.Nat.Bull. 5(1869) p 35 Yuhina diademata No. 6 looks like this 1871 Nouv.Arch.Mus.Hist.Nat. 6(1870) p.34 Sitta sinensis 1870 Nouv.Arch.Mus.Hist.Nat. 6 p.34 Spelaeornis troglodytoides 1870 Nouv.Arch.Mus.Hist.Nat. 6 p.35 Chrysomma poecilotis 1870 Nouv.Arch.Mus.Hist.Nat. 6 p.35 Paradoxornis alphonsianus 1870 Nouv.Arch.Mus.Hist.Nat. 6 p.35 Paradoxornis paradoxus 1870 Nouv.Arch.Mus.Hist.Nat. 6 p.36 Babax lanceolatus 1870 Nouv.Arch.Mus.Hist.Nat. 6 p.36 Garrulax elliotii 1870 Nouv.Arch.Mus.Hist.Nat. 6 p.36 Garrulax lunulatus 1870 Nouv.Arch.Mus.Hist.Nat. 6 p.36 Garrulax maximus 1870 Nouv.Arch.Mus.Hist.Nat. 6 p.37 Alcippe cinereiceps 1870 Nouv.Arch.Mus.Hist.Nat. 6 p.37 Alcippe ruficapilla 1871 Nouv.Arch.Mus.Hist.Nat. 6(1870) p.37 Cettia acanthizoides 1870 Nouv.Arch.Mus.Hist.Nat. 6 p.38 Alcippe striaticollis 1870 Nouv.Arch.Mus.Hist.Nat. 6 p.39 Aegithalos fuliginosus 1871 Nouv.Arch.Mus.Hist.Nat. 6(1870) p.39 Carpodacus edwardsii 1871 Nouv.Arch.Mus.Hist.Nat. 6(1870) p.39 Carpodacus trifasciatus 1871 Nouv.Arch.Mus.Hist.Nat. 6(1870) p.39 Carpodacus vinaceus 1871 Nouv.Arch.Mus.Hist.Nat. 6(1870) p.40 Montifringilla davidiana Data from the British Museum Library is due to the work of M. Daniels who provides the following: 'the Nouvelles Archives du Museum d'histoire naturelle [are] now in the Science collections at shelf-mark (OP) CB00-F(4) and listed under the title "Archives Museum d'histoire naturelle." These are the stamp dates, given in British format day/month/year; they are all 18-- 1864 Tom 1 1st fasc 8/11/65; 2nd fasc unstamped, 3rd fasc. unstamped, 4th fasc includes a Bulletin stamped 10/10/66. 1866 vol 2 1st fasc unstamped, fasc 2 6/12/66, fasc 3 9/1/67, fasc 4 9/4/67 1867 vol 3 23/7/68 1868 vol 4 8/12/69 1869 vol 5 9/5/72 1870 vol 6 9/5/72 1871 vol 7 24/4/73 Yours M Daniels' These dates suggest a substantial number of taxa may need alterations of date. My examination of the set at the Library of the National Museum of Natural History shows the following:The Fascicules are stamped with apparent acquisition dates (from early in the 20th century, and the volumes are stamped with what I interpret to possibly be binding dates (from late in the 20th century). Then covers, when bound in the back of the volume, have pasted on an oblong of paper, which I presume to be the label from the wrapper of the Fascicule. It contains the Tome and Fascicule number and the list of articles from the Memoire and Bulletin (if present). The later examples have handwritten indications of the pagination and plate numbers included. Tome Premier: 1865 Premier Fascicule: pp.1-64 Deuxième Fascicule: pp.65-184 "NOTA. -- Les planches devant être réunies par ordre de numéros à la fin du volume, il ne faut attacher aucune importance à leur disposition passagèer dans les fascicules." [APP note: this notice continues on the foot of all subsequent fascicule covers]. Troisième Fascicule: pp.185-256 Quatrième Fascicule: pp.257-319 (and plates). [APP: bound with this is the Bulletin, noticed on the cover of the Premier Fascicule, but bound without an apparent cover (page preceeding the first page of the Bulletin, is the last page of the 4me Fascicule). Bulletin: pp.1-80 (and plates) Tome Deuxième: 1866 Premier Fascicule: pp.1-80 Deuxième Fascicule: pp.81-176 Troisième Fascicule: pp.177-288 [Note: APP rec'd Br.Mus. 1867.09.01 (Sept.)] Quatrième Fascicule: pp.289-313 (and plates). [Note APP: rec'd Br.Mus. 1867.09.04 (Sept.)] [APP: bound with this is the Bulletin, noticed on the cover of the Premier Fascicule, but bound without an apparent cover (page preceeding the first page of the Bulletin, is the last page of the 4me Fascicule). Bulletin: pp.1-[41] (and plates) Tome Troisième: 1867 Premier Fascicule: pp.1-?64 [Note APP: This volume in the Smithsonian copy has the Fascicule covers bound in the back of the volume, and the last article of the Fascicule is continued in the 2me Fascicle. The physical structure of the volume suggests that p.64 is the end of the Premiere Fascicule. Of interest at the foot of p.64, the Smithsonian copy has a date stamp in blue ink that reads "Dec. 17, 1868" In discussing this with Leslie Overstreet of the Cummins Library of the Smithsonian, she speculated that this stamp date may well be an accession stamp for the Smithsonian Library (though it must be noted she did not see the stamp in question).] Deuxième Fascicule: pp.?65-?128 [Note APP: The last article of 2me Fascicule is completed in the 3me Fascicule, my guess as to the termination of the Fascicule is based on the presence of the end of signature #16. The Bulletin is noticed on the cover of the 2me Fascicule (but not on the 1er or 4me).] Troisième Fascicule: pp.?129-?176 Quatrième Fascicule: pp.?177-192 (?and plates). [Note APP: The Smithsonian copy has "Dec. 17, 1868" stamped in blue ink at the foot of p.192.] Bulletin pp.[1-3],4-96 [Note APP: The Smithsonian copy has "Dec. 17, 1868" stamped in blue ink at the foot of p.8. The the right foot of p.96 has text "(La suite au prochain volume.)" [suite="the rest"; prochain=near, nearest, next] Following p.96 is a leaf with unnumbered pages with "TABLE DES MATIÈRES" on verso and "LISTE DES PLANCHES." on recto. The Smithsonian copy has "Dec. 17, 1868" stamped in blue ink at the foot of the recto.] Tome Quatrième: 1868 [Note APP: Smithsonian Copy Title page has pencilled note: "Pages mixed in binding"] Premier Fascicule: pp.[1]-?68 [Note APP: The Bulletin is noticed on the cover of all four Fascicules; David's article detailing the voyage au Mongolie (which occupies pp.1-24,25-72, ) is noticed on the covers of Fascicules 1,2,3, (but not 4). Deuxième Fascicule: pp.[69]-116 Troisième Fascicule: pp.117-?138 Quatrième Fascicule: pp.?139-?[186] (?and plates). Bulletin pp.[3]-24. [Note APP: The Smithsonian copy has "Nov 11 1872" stamped in blue ink at the foot of the recto of p.89 [=p.[90] of Bulletin. the font of the date stamp is different than that in the volumes noted above and it differs in style, not having a period after the month abbreviation nor a comma after the day number.] Tome Cinquième: 1869 Premier Fascicule: pp.[1]-56 Bulletin: pp.1-8 with Date stamp in blue ink "Nov 11 1872" at foot of p.8 with font and style as noted in Tom. 4. Deuxième Fascicule: pp.[57]-?120 Bulletin: pp.9-24 with Date stamp in blue ink "Nov 11 1872" at foot of p.24 with font and style as noted in Tom. 4. Troisième Fascicule: pp.?121-?216 Quatrième Fascicule: pp.?217-?276 (?and plates). Bulletin: pp.25-[?64] with Date stamp in blue ink "Nov 11 1872" at foot of p.[?64] with font and style as noted in Tom. 4. [Note APP: From the material examined so far, I am unable to be certain of the publishing history for this serial. One guess is that the pattern may be reflected in the bound volume 5 (1869). If this is so, then it suggests that parts of the Bulletin sometimes were published with Fascicules (and sometimes not). This possibility would appear to be strongly supported by the lack of any "Bulletin" covers bound with the volumes. Certainly articles often continued across Fascicules, and it appears that the Bulletin articles may well have as well. The timing and organization of the plate publishing is uncertain.] Tome Sixième: 1870 [Note APP: The Fascicule covers have written in ink the pp. and pl. components, and (starting with F. 2) the Smithsonian Accession Date] Premier Fascicule: pp.1-56 pl.3-789 [Note APP: I note that it appears the last (numbered) plate was published first. The "789" may refer to the figures on the plate, though there are 8 figures(!).] Deuxième Fascicule: pp.73-160 pl.1-2.88 [Note APP: Smithsonian accession date 1877.12.03] Troisième Fascicule: pp.161-248 Bulletin: pp.1-24 pl.I. [Note APP: Smithsonian accession date 1877.12.03] Quatrième Fascicule: pp.249-302 pl.10-16 Bulletin: pp.25-40 pl.2-3 "NOTA.-- Les planches qui manquet à fascicules seront jointes avec la table du tome VI des Nouvelles Archives du Muséum, au primier fascicule du tome VII." and there is written in ink "pl.17-20". Tome Septième: 1871 Premier Fascicule: pp.1-56 [Note APP: p.56 with Date stamp in blue ink "Nov 11 1872" at foot of p.8 with font and style as noted in Tom. 4.] Deuxième Fascicule: pp.57-104 Bulletin pp.1-24 [Note APP: Bulletin: p.14 dated at bottom "(Notes du voyageur, 4 novembre 1871)." Troisième Fascicule: pp.105-144 Bulletin: pp.25-64 [Note APP: p.64 with Date stamp in blue ink "Nov 11 1872" at foot of p.8 with font and style as noted in Tom. 4.] Quatrième Fascicule: pp.145-235 pl.10-16 Bulletin: pp.65-108 pl.2-3 Tome Huitième: 1872 Premier Fascicule: Bulletin: [1]-? [Article by David goes to p.128 but is listed in Fascicules 1 & 2.] Deuxième Fascicule: pp.??-104 Bulletin pp.1-24 [Note APP: Bulletin: with Date stamp in blue ink "Aug 5 1874" at foot of p.128 and p.138 with font and style as noted in Tom. 4.] Troisième Fascicule: pp.???-??? Quatrième Fascicule: pp.???-??? Bulletin: pp.??-136 (? and pls.) Tome Neuvième: 1873 Premier Fascicule: Memoire: [1]-?72 [Note APP: Smithsonian Copy has a blue ink stamp "Aug 5 1874" at foot of p.72. Thus highly likely that this is the end of the Fascicule 1 (though not otherwise determinable by the structure and data of the volume to hand.] [Note APP: Smithsonian copies with covers bound in back have an oblong of paper pasted on to the cover. I interpret this to be the contents data taken from the wrapper. This interpretation is supported, in this instance, by the pencil script "1er F". These content paste-ons in most (?all) other instances have the Fascicule number as part of the printed data. Deuxième Fascicule: pp.?73-??136 Bulletin pp.1-?8 [Note APP: Bulletin: with Date stamp in blue ink "Aug 5 1874" at foot of p.8 of the Bulletin with font and style as noted in Tom. 4.] Troisième Fascicule: pp.??137-???: Bulletin: pp.?9-?48 [Note APP: Bulletin: with Date stamp in blue ink "Aug 5 1874" at foot of p.8 of the Bulletin with font and style as noted in Tom. 4.] Quatrième Fascicule: pp.???-332 Bulletin: pp.?49-[67] (? and pls.) [Note APP: Bulletin: with Date stamp in blue ink "Aug 5 1874" at foot of p.[67] of the Bulletin with font and style as noted in Tom. 4.] Tome Dixième: 1874 [Note APP: In this volume, the "4" in the year imprint date is hand written in on every Fascicule cover. Premier Fascicule: Memoire: [1]-32; Bulletin pp.1-48 [Note APP: Bulletin: with Date stamp in blue ink "Aug 5 1876" at foot of p.48 of the Bulletin with font and style as noted in Tom. 4.] Deuxième Fascicule: pp.33-120 pl.3; Bulletin pp.49-64 [Note APP: Bulletin: with Date stamp in blue ink "Aug 5 1876" at foot of p.64 of the Bulletin with font and style as noted in Tom. 4.] Troisième Fascicule: pp.124-184; Bulletin: pp.65-96 [Note APP: Bulletin: with Date stamp in blue ink "Aug 5 1876" at foot of p.96 of the Bulletin with font and style as noted in Tom. 4.] Quatrième Fascicule: pp.185-268; Bulletin: pp.97-162 pls. 1-8
Nouv.Arch.Mus.Hist.Nat.Bull. [See above. Publishing history relative to the "Memoirs" (the component listed above) is uncertain. It appears that the Bulletin was published in parts along with the Memoires, though very often the Bulletin is bound together as a unit at the end of the (library) bound volumes. It is therefor difficult to be certain of the dating of the (un-named) parts of the Bulletin.]
Nouv.Class.Pici. Nouvelle classification des picidees ou pics, &c. Malherbe, Alfred [Nouv. Class. Picinees] per CWR. 1850 12mo. p.1-56. Metz
Nouv.Dict.Hist.Nat. Nouveau Dictionnaire d'Histoire Naturelle Appliquée aux Arts... [First ed. 1803-4] 1816-19 [nouv. ed.] Dates of receipt: Vol. Date I-III 14 Sp. 1816 IV-VI 14 Dc. 1816 VII-IX 15 Mr. 1817 [A second printing with p.447-448 tipped in Jy 1817]. X-XII 21 Jn. 1817 XIII-XV 13 Sp. 1817 XVI-XVIII 27 Dc. 1817 XIX-XXI 30 My 1818 XXII-XXIV 5 Sp. 1818 XXV-XXVII 26 Dc. 1818 XXVIII-XXX My 1819 XXXI-XXXIII Sp. 1819 XXXIV-XXXVI Dc. 1819 [After Mathews and Sherborn]
Nouv.Mem.Soc.Imp.Nat.Moscou Nouveaux mémoires de la Société impériale des naturalistes de Moscou Author: Moskovskoe obshchestvo l'i'ubitelei prirody Title: Nouveaux mémoires de la Société impériale des naturalistes de Moscou. Publisher: Moscou : Auguste Semen, -1915. Description: v.: ill. ; 29-36 cm. -t. 18, livr. 1 (1914) Published 1824?-1915. Notes: Some published out of order; t. 17, livr. 4 published in 1915. Subject: Moskovskoe obshchestvo l'i'ubitelei( prirody Natural history Continues: Moskovskoe obshchestvo l'i'ubitelei( prirody. Mémoires Continued by: Moskovskoe obshchestvo ispytatelei( prirody. Nouveau mémoires de la Société des naturalistes de Moscou
Nouv.Mem.Soc.Nat.Moscou
NovaActaAcad.Caes.Leop.Carol. Nova Acta (Verhandlungen) Academia Caesarea Leopoldino-Carolina Germanica Naturae Curisorum 1757 -> 4to Nuremberg "With but a few exceptions there is a separately paged 'Appendix' or paper at the end of each Vol. in the earlier series; whilst supplementary Vols. are issued with the later one." -BrMNH
NovaActaAcad.Sci.Imp.Petropol.
NovaActaReg.Soc.Sci.Upsala Nova Acta Regia Societas Scientiarum. Upsala 1773-1850 4to Upsala [A publication of Kongliga Vetenskaps-Societeten ]
NovaCaledonia Nova Caledonia, Zool. Band 1, heft 1 1913.
NovaGuinea Nova Guinea : résultats de l'expédition scientifique néerlandaise à la Nouvelle-Guinée en 1903[-1920] / sous les auspices de Arthur Wichmann. Publisher: Leiden, E.J. Brill, 1909-1936. AMNH Library holdings: v.1 1909 v.2 pt.1 1910 v.2 pt.2 1912 v.4, 1903 v.5, 1906-1917 v.9, 1909-1914 v.13 v.15 1924-1932 Description: 16 v. in 26. illus., pl., maps., tables. 32 cm. Note: Title-pages in Dutch and French. Vols. 10-11 never published.
NovaGuinea.n.s. Nova Guinea, a journal of botany, zoology, anthroplolgy, ethnography, geology and palaeontology of the Papuan region. Leyden nsv1, 1937 ->
Noved.Cient.Mus.Hist.Nat.Caracas
Noved.Colomb. Novedades colombianas. Publisher Popayán. Description v. ill. 25 cm. Coverage No. 1 (mayo 3 de 1954)- Note "Contribuciones científicas del Museo de Historia Natural de la Universidad del Cauca." No. 4-<6> called vol. 1. Alt author Universidad del Cauca. Museo de Historia Natural [Note: volumes appear to span more than one year]
Nov.Cient.,Contr.Ocas.Mus.Hist.Nat.LaSalle Nov. Cient. Contr. Ocas. Mus. Hist. Nat. La Salle (Caracas)
Nov.Cient.,Contr.Ocas.Mus.Hist.Nat.LaSalleSer.Zool. Nov. Cient. Contr. Ocas. Mus. Hist. Nat. La Salle (Caracas), ser. Zool.
NoviCommen.Acad.Sci.Imp.Petrop. Novi Commentarii academiae scientiarium imperialis Petropolitanae (New memoirs of the Imperial Academy of Sciences of St. Petersburg) Successor journal to Commentarii. Published in 21 vols. from 1747 to 1778. By 1750 political chaos had casued significant publication lags in the Commentarii which was by then 10 years behind authorship. Articles written over the course of six years were bound into the two final volumes of the Commentarii (13 & 14), and then publication passed to the Novi Commentarii. Of interest, Euler published extensively in the Novi Commentarii publishing 179 articles between 1750 and 1776. Vol. Year. 1 1750 2 1751 3 1753 4 1758 5 1760 6 1761 7 1761 8 1763 9 1764 10 1766 11 1767 12 1768 13 1769 14 1770 15 1771 16 1772 17 1773 18 1774 19 1775 20 1776
Novit.Zool. Novitates Zoologicae (British museum (Natural History)) London v1-42 no3 1894-Mr 1948 1-41 publ by Tring. suspended O 25 1940 - Mr 1948 Series appears to have been issued quarterly and appears to follow a 1 vol./yr sequence. This was apparently maintained from vol. 1 (1894) through vol. 17 (1910) Vol. 18 is published in 1911, but no.3 of that series was published Jan. 31, 1912. The sequence then appears to return to normal until the latter portion of vol. 34 (1927) when no.3 was not published until July 31, 1928. All subsequent volumes (at least until 1932) appear to have been published one year delayed from the one that would be predicted from the original sequence.
Nuov.Ann.Sci.Nat.R.Accad.Sci.Ist.Bologna Nuovi Annali delle Scienze Naturali (Bologna) {Mathews}
Nuov.GiornaleLett. Nuovo Giornale dei Letterati 1822-1839
| Volume | Number | Year | Taxa |
|---|---|---|---|
| I | [1822] | No taxa | |
| II | 1822 | ||
| [III] | No taxa | ||
| IV | 1823 | Salamandra perspicillata Savi | |
| [V] | No taxa | ||
| [VI] | No taxa | ||
| VII | 1824 | Sylvia luscinioides Savi | |
| VIII | No taxa | ||
| IX | No taxa | ||
| X | 21 | 1825 | |
| XI | 1825 | ||
| XII | No taxa | ||
| XIII | 1826 | Drepanodon F. Nesti | |
| XIV | No taxa | ||
| XIV | No taxa | ||
| XV | 35 | 1827 | |
| XVI | 38 | 1828 | Antilope gibbosa Savi |
| XVII | No taxa | ||
| XVIII | No taxa | ||
| XIX | No taxa | ||
| XX | No taxa | ||
| XXI | No taxa | ||
| XIX | No taxa | ||
| XXII | 53,57 | 1831 | |
| XXIII | No taxa | ||
| XXIV | 61 | 1832 | Sorex thoracicus Savi |
| XXV | 64 | 1832 | |
| XXVI | No taxa | ||
| XXVII | No taxa | ||
| XXVIII | 73 | 1834 | Ruvettus pretiosus Cocco |
| XXIX | No taxa | ||
| XXX | No taxa | ||
| XXXI | No taxa | ||
| XXXII | 85 | 1836 | Sciurus vajo Savi |
| XXXIII | 88 | 1836 | |
| XXXIV | No taxa | ||
| XXXV | No taxa | ||
| XXXVI | No taxa | ||
| XXXVII | 102 | 1838 |
