The natural history of Carolina, Florida, and the Bahama Islands (Part 2)

 

1754.  Frutex &c.; Vipera Aquatica,The Water-Viper.

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Turdus Rhomboidalis, The Tang; Turdus &c., The Yellow Fish.

Tapia &c.; Cancer terrestris, The Land-Crab.

Umbla minor &c., Barracuda; Vulpis Bahamensis.

Hirundo, The Flying FIsh; Perca &c., The Rudder Fish; Perca fluviatilis &c. , The Fresh-Water Pearch.

Suillus, The great Hog-Fish.

Novacula, The Blue Fish.

Unicornis piscis, The Bahama Unicorn-Fish; The form of a Tooth.

Muræna maculata, The Muray.

Guaperva &c., The Old Wife.

Pagurus Maculatus, The res mottled Rosk-Crab; Cancer chelis crassissimis, The rough-shell'd Crab.

Testudo marina viridis, The Green-Turtle.

Vipera caudisona, The Rattle-Snake; The Section of a Rattle; A Rattle of Twenty-four joynts; A Tooth.

Acacia &c., Frutor [Frutex] foliis oblongis &c.; Vipera caudisona minor, The Small Rattle-Snake.

Lilium &c., The Red Lily; Anguis &c., The Wampum-Snake.

Pseudo-Phalangium ramosum; Putorius, The Pol-Cat.

Rana maxima, The Bull-Frog; Helleborena, The Lady's Slipper of Pennsylvania.

Rana Aquatica, The Water-Frog; Sarracena.

Sciurus, The Flying-Squirrel; Viscum.

Acacia foliis amplioribus; Papilio diurna, prima, omnium maxima.

Gentiana, The Indian Pink; Vulpis, The Grey Fox.