Iconographia Della Fauna Italica Per Le Quatro Classi Degli Animali Vertebrati [Italian]

Iconographia Della Fauna Italica Per Le Quatro Classi Degli Animali Vertebrati, Volume 2, by Charles Lucien Bonaparte, is a detailed exploration of the vertebrate animals of Italy. Written in Italian, this volume provides a comprehensive overview of the natural history of Italian fauna, focusing on zoological classification and regional distribution.

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