Taxidermy and Zoological Collecting. W. J. Holland

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3. Skinning a Squirrel's Head, 28 4. A Model Mammal Skin, 34 5. Another Form of Mammal Skin, 35 6. Opening Cuts on a Large Mammal, 40 7. Opening Cuts at Back of Prong-horn Antelope's Head, 41 8. A Well-made Dry Deer-Skin, 43 9. Foot of an Orang-Utan, 44 10. Names of the External Parts of a Bird, 47 11. First Steps in Skinning a Bird, 50 12. Bird Skin, Wrong Side Out, 51 13. The Bird Skin in Position, 53 14. The Skin Half Wrapped, 54 15. Spreading the Tail, 55 16. The Skin fully Wrapped, 55 17. A Perfect Bird Skin, 56 18. How to Shape a Heron Skin, 60 19. How to Open a Turtle, 69 20. Agassiz Tank, for Alcoholics, 73 21. Bird Nest, in situ, 92 22. Wire Standard for Nests, 93 23. Nest on Wire Standard, with Labels, 94

PART II.

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TAXIDERMY.

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FIG.	PAGE
24. Skin Scrapers, about One-fourth Actual Size,	103
25. Leg Making and Wiring,	117
26 Wiring Together,	119
26a. The Legs Wired Together,	121
27. The Finished Specimen,	124
28. Author's Method of Mounting Bats on Glass,	128
29. Artificial Skeleton for Hand of an Orang-Utan,	131
30. Fillers of Various Kinds,	133
31. An Iron Square,	136
32. Leg Irons of an American Bison,	144
33. Skinning a Deer's Ear,	161
34. The Ear Half-Skinned,	161
35. Skinning Down the Inside,	162
36. The Cartilage Out,	162
37. Internal Mechanism of a Deer's Head,	164
38. Complete Manikin for a Deer's Head,	165
39. Modeling Tools of Wood,	173
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