Books by "Frederic Augustus Lucas"
9 books found
Notes on the Osteology and Relationship of the Fossil Birds of the Genera Hesperornis Hargeria Baptornis and Diatryma
by Frederic Augustus Lucas
1903
Contributions to the Natural History of the Commander Islands
by Carl H. Eigenmann, Charles Bendire, Charles Harvey Bollman, Charles Haskins Townsend, Charles Henry Gilbert, Charles Wickliffe Beckham, David Starr Jordan, Edward Drinker Cope, Edwin Linton, Frederic Augustus Lucas, Frederick William True, George Frederick Kunz, George Newbold Lawrence, George Vasey, Jerome McNeill, John Bernhard Smith, Leo Lesquereux, Leonhard Stejneger, Oliver Perry Hay, Richard Ellsworth Call, Richard Rathbun, Robert Ridgway, Robert Wilson Shufeldt, Sylvester Rosa Koehler, Tarleton Hoffman Bean, Theodore Gill, United States National Museum, Wilhelm Lilljeborg, Elizabeth G. Hughes
1888
Note on the Genus Dipterodon
by Albert Parker Niblack, Alexander MacGregor Stephen, Alfredo Dugès, Barton Warren Evermann, Carl H. Eigenmann, Charles Doolittle Walcott, Charles Harvey Bollman, Charles Henry Gilbert, Charles Torrey Simpson, David Starr Jordan, Edward Drinker Cope, Frank Hall Knowlton, Frank Wigglesworth Clarke, Franz Boas, Frederic Augustus Lucas, Frederic Perkins Dewey, Frederick William True, George Perkins Merrill, George Vasey, Hans Hermann Carl Ludwig Graf von Berlepsch, Heinrich Franz Alexander Baron von Eggers, Herman Theodor Holm, John Bernhard Smith, John Murdoch, Leo Lesquereux, Leonhard Stejneger, Lester Frank Ward, Lucien McShan Turner, Oliver Peebles Jenkins, Otis T. Mason, Philip H. Kirsch, Robert Ridgway, Robert Wilson Shufeldt, Romyn Hitchcock, Seth Eugene Meek, Tarleton Hoffman Bean, Theodore Gill, United States National Museum, Victor Sterki, Walter Hough, William Harris Ashmead, William Healey Dall, Wirt Robinson, Joseph Nelson Rose, Rosa Smith Eigenmann
1889
"Set forth in non-technical language the salient facts regarding the birds of the world ... Every family has been reviewed ... The treatment of the so-called game birds, both aquatic and non-aquatic, has purposely been made very full ... Main attention has been given to the birds as they appear in their homes--that is, their plumage, habits, songs; nests and eggs, food, etc."--Preface. 233 illustrations--color and black & white photographs, line drawings. Indexed.
Preliminary Report on the Food of Woodpeckers
by Foster Ellenborough Lascelles Beal, Frederic Augustus Lucas
1895