Thomas, Oldfield, 1858-1929
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Oldfield Thomas
Thomas, Michael Rogers Oldfield, 1858-1929
Thomas, Oldfield
VIAF ID: 54263584 ( Personal )
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4xx's: Alternate Name Forms (33)
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Millbrock, Bedfordshire
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Works
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| Batraciens et reptiles nouveaux, 1901: |
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| book of antelopes |
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| Catalogue of the Marsupialia and Monotremata in the collection of the British Museum (Natural History). |
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| Dendereh, 1898 |
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| Diagnoses of three nen Oriental Mammals |
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| Guide to the galleries of mammalia (mammalian, osteological, cetacean) in the department of zoology of the British Museum (natural history) |
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| Matériaux pour la faune du Congo. |
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| Note intorno ad alcuni chirotteri appartenenti al Museo civico di Genova, e descrizione di due nuove specie del genere phyllorhina |
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| Note on chiroderma villosum, Peters, with the description of a New Species of the genus |
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| On the mammalia collected by signor Leonardo Fea in burma and tenasserim |
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| On the Mammals presented by Allan O. Hume to the Naturl History Museum |
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| Preliminary diagnoses of new mammals obtained by the Yale-National geographic society Peruvian expedition, by Oldfield Thomas,... |
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| The representative history of Great Britain and Ireland : being a history of the House of Commons, and of the counties, cities, and boroughs, of the United Kingdom, from the earliest period |
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| Through the heart of Patagonia |
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| XLIV.—A new fruit-bat from Sierra Leone |
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| XLIV.—A new rat of the genus Mylomys from the Upper Nile |
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| XLIV.—A new wild dog from the Bogotá Cordillera |
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| XLIV.—On a new species of Atherura discovered by Capt. Guy Burrows on the Congo |
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| XLIV.—On mammals from the Yunnan Highlands collected by Mr. George Forrest and presented to the British Museum by Col. Stephenson R. Clarke, D.S.O. |
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| XLIV.—On the East-African representative of the Bongo and its generic position |
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| XLIX.—On Neotropical bats of the genus Eptesicus |
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| XLIX.—On the N. Australian rats referred to the genus Mesembriomys |
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| XLIX.—On three new bats obtained by Mr. Willoughby Lowe in the Sudan |
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| XLV.—A new bat from the United States, representing the European Myotis (Leuconoe) Daubentoni |
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| XLV.—A new cotton-tail (Sylvilagus) from Colombia |
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| XLV.—New foxes of the genera Cerdocyon and Pseudalopex from Northern Argentina |
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| XLV—On some new mammals from the neighbourhood of Mount Sahama, Bolivia |
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| XLVI.—On small mammals from the Famatina chain, north-western Rioja |
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| XLVI.—On some of the Larger species of Geomys |
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| XLVII.—Descriptions of new Rodents from Western South America |
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| XLVII.—On some Australasian Mammals |
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| XLVII.—On two new Neotropical mammals |
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| XLVII.—Three new West African mammals |
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| XLVIII.—A new Dassie from North Nyasaland |
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| XLVIII.—Description of a new bat of the genus Artibeus from Trinidad |
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| XLVIII.—Descriptions of two new Murines from Peru and a new Hare from Venezuela |
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| XLVIII.—On mammals from Northern Angola collected by Dr. W. J. Ansorge |
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| XLVIII.—On Mustela albinucha, Gray |
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| XLVIII. —On the animals known as "Ground-Hogs" or "Cane-Rats" in Africa |
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| XXII.—An analysis of the mammalian generic names given in Dr. C. W. L. Gloger's ‘Naturgeschichte’ (1841) |
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| XXXIX.—Further new African mammalia |
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| XXXIX.—On Bornean specimens of the Teledu (Mydaus) |
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| XXXIX.—On two new members of the genus Heteromys and two of neotoma |
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| XXXIX.—The Transvaal Race of the Common S.-African Wild Cat |
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| XXXIX.—Two new Asiatic Bats of the genera Tadarida and Dyacopterus |
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| XXXIX.—Two new Australian Muridæ |
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| XXXIX.—Two new jerboa-rats (Notomys) |
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| XXXIX.—Two new mammals from Marajó Island |
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| XXXIX.—Two new species of Akodon from Argentina |
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| XXXV.—On the Zululand Form of Livingstone's antelope (Nesotragus Livingstonianus) |
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| XXXVI.—A new genus of phyllostome bats and a new Rhipidomys from Ecuador |
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| XXXVI.—A new Heliophobius from North-eastern Rhodesia |
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| XXXVI.—Diagnosis of a new Cynopterus from Borneo |
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| XXXVI.—List of mammals from Mount Kilimanjaro, obtained by Mr. Robin Kemp, and presented to the British Museum by Mr. C. D. Rudd |
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| XXXVI.—Notes on various American mammals |
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| XXXVI.—On a new dormouse from Mashunaland |
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| XXXVI.—On two new species of Mus discovered by Mr. S. L. Hinde in British East Africa |
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| XXXVI.—The Godman-Thomas expedition to Peru.—V. On mammals collected by Mr. R. W. Hendee in the Province of San Martin, N. Peru, mostly at Yurac Yacu |
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| XXXVI.—The types of the mammals described by M. Fernand Lataste |
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| XXXVII.—Further notes on Asiatic bamboo-rats |
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| XXXVII.—New Insular Forms of Nasua and Dasyprocta |
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| XXXVII.—On African bats and shrews |
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| XXXVII.—The forms of Jaculus jaculus in Egypt and Syria |
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| XXXVII.—The geographical races of Citellus fulvus |
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| XXXVIII.—A new Cricetulus from Mongolia |
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| XXXVIII.—A new long-eared bat from central Asia |
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| XXXVIII.—A special Proodont Race of Water-vole, occurring in Northumbria |
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| XXXVIII.—Description of a new porcupine from East Africa |
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| XXXVIII.—Descriptions of two new North-Bornean mammals |
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| XXXVIII.—On a Collection of Small Mammals from the Upper Nile obtained by Mr. R. M. Hawker |
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| XXXVIII.—On further monkeys of the Callicebus torquatus group |
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| XXXVIII.—On mammals collected by Mr. Perry O. Simons in the southern part of the Bolivian plateau |
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| XXXVIII.—On mammals from Celebes, Borneo, and the Philippines recently received at the British Museum |
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| XXXVIII.—On the large flying-squirrels referred to Petaurista nitida, Desm. |
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| XXXVIII.—On the "Tohi," the East-African reedbuck currently known as Cervicapra bohor |
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