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yond the Tay ; perhaps not beyond the
Forth,
III. PINNATED QUADRUPEDS.
S E A L.
34. Great. Syn, quad. No. 266.
ABOUT the rock Hijkyr^ and other
parts of the $coUJfi) coaft.
■xz. Common. ^r. Zool. T. 71, iv. tab. 48. Syn.^auaJ. No. 26c.
^* Er- Uotu
SWARM amidfl: the ifles and all the
coafts. Ill fome places the fkins and
oil an article of commerce. The Walrus,
Syn. quad. 3SIo. 263, mentioned by SMaUy
among the Scottijh animals, is now unknown.
IV. WINGED QUADRUPEDS.
BAT.
36.Commoi:. f " ';?^- ^- A'^/ ^^•'- 2««'/- No. 291.
-' Er, Jltagf Dialtag,
37. Long-eared.

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Flora Scotica: or, a systematic arrangement, in the Linnaean method, of the native plants of Scotland and the Hebrides
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