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Excerpt from The Fauna of Scotland: With Special Reference to Clydesdale and the Western District, MammaliaThe facts indicated by the above Table are, at first sight, some what contradictory. As Ireland possesses the greatest number Of species in common with the mainland of Scotland, it might well be supposed to have been in connection with it up to a later date than even the Inner Islands. On the other hand we have the presence of other forms...

Excerpt from The Fauna of Scotland: With Special Reference to Clydesdale and the Western District, MammaliaThe facts indicated by the above Table are, at first sight, some what contradictory. As Ireland possesses the greatest number Of species in common with the mainland of Scotland, it might well be supposed to have been in connection with it up to a later date than even the Inner Islands. On the other hand we have the presence of other forms...

Excerpt from Notes on the Fauna and Flora of the West of Scotland: I. Mammalia, II. Birds, III. Insects, IV. Vascular Flora, V. Cryptogamic FloraThe mammalian fauna of the south-west Of Scotland hardly differs from that of the rest Of Britain. Several southern forms are rare or absent, some of which are to be met with even further north in the eastern counties, and the coasts are not so much frequented by seals and cetaceans as are those of th...

Excerpt from Notes on the Fauna and Flora of the West of Scotland: I. Mammalia, II. Birds, III. Insects, IV. Vascular Flora, V. Cryptogamic FloraThe mammalian fauna of the south-west Of Scotland hardly differs from that of the rest Of Britain. Several southern forms are rare or absent, some of which are to be met with even further north in the eastern counties, and the coasts are not so much frequented by seals and cetaceans as are those of th...