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1: The only stuffed specimen (#1850) at the Rijksmuseum van Natuurlijke
Historie RVNH, Leiden, Nederlands (Photos curtesy to G. Mees). |
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| Label on the Leiden specimen
(Photo curtesy to G. Mees) |
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| Second label on the Leiden
specimen (Photo curtesy to G. Mees) |
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| Specimens
at the BM(NH) (Photo by Rieger) |
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| Fig.
2: Label at Nainital |
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3: Published in Gray (1846) and Fuller (1987). Lithograph: J. W. Moore.
Based on specimens #1836a and #1836b. Hand colored. |
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| Fig. 4: Published
in Gould (1883) and Robbins (1981). Artist: John Gould. Based on specimens
#1836a and #1836b. Hand colored. |
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| Fig. 5: First
published in Hume & Marshall (1879-1881). Artist: W. Foster (before
1879). Hand colored. |
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| Fig. 6: Published in Ripley
(1952) and Ali(1977). Artist: A. Seidel. Colored print. |
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| Fig. 7: First
published by Johnsgard (1988). Artist: Major Henry Jones around 1900. Hand
colored |
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| Fig. 8: Drawing
in an exhibit in the Natural History Museum, New Delhi |
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| Fig. 9: First
published in Greenway (1958). Artist: D. M. Henry. Black & white drawing.. |
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| Fig. 10: Artist:
Ranjit Talwar, in 1994 (not published) |
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| Fig.
12: Comparison of head-body-, tail- and wing-sizes of Mountain Quail, Grey
Partridge and Common Quail. |
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| Fig.
13: Model of Lesser Himalayas, showing three parallel ridges, the relatively
elevated positions of Mussoorie (M) and Nainital (N) and possible connections
of the two known Mountain Quail areas (black lines). |
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14: Model of escape behaviour in different habitats. |
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| Fig.
15: Logo on letters form Hari Dang. |
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| Fig. 16: Another
logo on letters from Hari Dang. |
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| Fig. 17: Artist:
Jeanne Peter (in 1989), used as logo for the "friend of the Mountain Quail",
a group of people supporting our project in 1989. |
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18: SLIDE - MAN MADE TERRASSES - Possible (former?) Mountain Quail
range along the road from Kotdwara to Dugadda, altitude above 1500 m (Lesser
Himalaya). |
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19: Cloud End (close to Badraj) & Banog / northwest of A3 - On the
way from Mussoorie westward. View to Banog and Badraj (place where Mackinnon
shot his Mountain Quails #1865a and #1865c) |
   
   
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20: Sherkadanda / GH6 - Foot path along westward slope of Sherkadana leading
up to Sherkadanda top |
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21: Color drawings published along with our paper in the WWFI Quarterly
Newsletter (Rieger & Walzthöny 1991; drawing by Jeanne Peter based
on slides from the BM(NH) specimens). |
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