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The Malay Archipelago
A Travel Narrative
Alfred Russel Wallace
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The Malay Archipelago
A Travel Narrative
Alfred Russel Wallace
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Written by a famed 19th-century scientist who laid the groundwork for much of modern biology, this influential work remains one of the great classics of natural history and travel. Detailing his eight-year exploration of the Malay Archipelago, Wallace offers observations of the native people of the island groupings, the abundant and strange animals and insects, and more.
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Abel, Dr. Clarke, his account of a mias, 6
Acacia, in the Archipelago, 274
Acarus, bites of the, 62
Ăschynanthus, climbing plants in Borneo, 459, 460
African negroes, on the crania and languages of the, 276
Ahtiago, village of, 466
Ahtiago and Tobo vocabularies, 349
Alcedo dea, 241, 243; of Papuan race, the predominant type in Ceram, 280
Alfuros, the true indigenes of Gilolo, 240, 241, 244, 252; the authorâs head man, 312
Ali, the authorâs attendant boy, 36; sent with the collections to Sarawak, 49; finds employment, and leaves the author for four years, 156; rejoins the author, 232; news of, 240, 244, 288, 292, 394; letter received from, 417; his collections, 418; his difficulties, 419; his wanderings, 419; finally obtains employment in Singapore, 419; his voyage to Sorong, and his difficulties, 437 ct seq.
Allen, Charles, the authorâs assistant, 467
Akor vocabulary, 270; visit to, 274
Amahay, bay of, 385
Amberbaki, visit to, 465
Amblau vocabulary, 4; voyage to, from Banda, 223; map of, 224; the town of, 224; volcanoes in remote times, 224 (see Water, limpid); the authorâs cottage in, 226 (see Interior); general character of the people, 229; habits and customs, 230, 231 (see Shells), 231-233; clove cultivation established at, 237; departure from, 267; map of, 268
Amboyna, island of, 273
Amboyna lory, 117, 118; birds of, 118; cause of the tremendous surf at, 125
Ampanam, 414, 415
Anchors of the Malays, 453
Andaman Islands, in the Bay of Bengal, 308
Animal life, luxuriance and beauty of, in the Moluccas, 111-115, 155-162; geographical distribution of, 372, 373
Animals, distribution of, the key to facts in the past history of the earth, 62
Anonaceous trees in Borneo, 248
AnthribidĂŚ, species of, 357; at Dorey, tormented by, 390, 391
Ants, noxious, 103
Ape, the Siamang, 16
Arabs in Singapore, 1; productions of, in some cases unknown elsewhere, 1 (see Islands); extent of, 2; natural division of, into two parts, 7 (see Austro-Malayan, and Natural productions); shallow waters of, 9-13 (see Races)
Archipelago, Malay, physical geography of, 77;
Architectural remains in Java, 79-81
ruined temples, 381, 382, 386
Arfaks, of New Guinea, 76
Arjuna Mount, Arndt, M., a German ...