Gould Lesser Kestril (kestrel) Hand-Colored Plate This Pliocene site is purported

This Pliocene site is purported to be a Chinese hominin site based on two primate incisors found with the fauna

each with descriptive text leaves

Chromolithographic plate

Germany Date Published 1867 Date Published Estimated No Edition First Number of Volumes 1 Reprint No Condition Very Good Condition Description Small bumps to two outer corners before binding was put on

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Gould Lesser Kestril (kestrel) Hand-Colored Plate This Pliocene site is purportedHand colored lithographic plate, approximately 14. 5 inches wide by 21 inches long. From: Gould, J., The Birds of Europe, 1832 1837, plate number 27. Image is of a Lesser Kestril or kestrel, Falco tinnunculus. The plate is accompanied by one page of text describing the lesser kestrel. Gould's The Birds of Europe documented native Europe birds to the same artistic standards that had been previously applied to foreign birds. Publisher Richard and John