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6 Tenterden Street
Hanover Square
[London]
14 April [18]802
Dear Mr. Wallace
Your map is in the main right —
G. glandarius3 scarcely goes so far north as you have made it. I should put its northern limit at 64° in Scandinavia & 62° in the Urals — but I have a skin from Archangel.
G. bispecularis4 & G. sinensis5 are so closely allied as to be scarcely more than local races of each other —
The same may be said of G. krynicki6 & G. atricapillus7
[2]G. taivanus8, of which I have a skin in a good species, with black nasal plumes —
I have also a skin of G. lanceolatus9 which is the most distinct of all.
G. hyrcanus10 I have not seen — It appears to be nearest to G. glandarius but to be fairly separable.
G. krynicki — I much doubt its being found west of Constantinople. Danford11 & Ha[r]vie-Brown12 found only G. glandarius in Transylavania13.
Yours truly | Henry Seebohm [signature]
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Status: Draft transcription [Letter (WCP2033.1923)]
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