Read Ebook: Catalogue of the dipterous insects collected at Singapore and Malacca by Wallace Alfred Russel Saunders W Wilson William Wilson Author Of Introduction Etc Walker Francis Contributor

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Malacca.

Singapore.

Mount Ophir. Inhabits also Ceylon and Sumatra.

Mount Ophir.

Malacca.

Singapore.

Mount Ophir.

Singapore.

Mount Ophir.

Malacca.

Singapore.

Malacca. Inhabits also Java.

Malacca. Inhabits also Hindostan, Java, and China.

Singapore. Inhabits also Java?

Singapore.

Singapore.

Singapore.

Singapore. Inhabits also Java.

Singapore. Inhabits also Java.

Singapore.

Singapore and Mount Ophir.

Singapore.

Mount Ophir.

Mount Ophir, at the height of 4000 feet.

Mount Ophir, at the height of 4000 feet.

Mount Ophir, at the height of 4000 feet.

Singapore.

Singapore.

Gen. ZAMBESA, n. g.

Singapore.

Mount Ophir.

Subfam. SARCOPHAGIDES.

Malacca. Inhabits also Hindostan.

Singapore. A smaller specimen from Malacca apparently belongs to this species.

Mount Ophir.

Subfam. MUSCIDES.

Mount Ophir. Inhabits also South Africa.

Malacca.

Singapore. Inhabits also Hindostan.

Malacca and Mount Ophir.

Mount Ophir, at the height of 4000 feet.

Malacca.

Singapore.

Malacca.

Singapore.

Singapore.

Singapore.

Singapore.

Mount Ophir, at the height of 4000 feet.

Singapore.

Mount Ophir.

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