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The Malay Archipelago [electronic resource] : the land of the orang-utan, and the bird of paradise. a narrative of travel, with studies of man and nature / Alfred Russell Wallace.
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Wallace, Alfred Russel, 1823-1913.
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Natural history--Malay Archipelago.
- Natural history.
- Ethnology--Malay Archipelago.
- Ethnology.
- Malay Archipelago--Description and travel.
- Malay Archipelago.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (561 p.)
- Place of Publication:
- London : Electric Book Co., c2001.
- Language Note:
- English
- Contents:
- Intro
- Alfred Russel Wallace
- CONTENTS
- Preface
- Chapter I. Physical geography
- Malay Archipelago, physical geography of 13
- Malay Archipelago, definition and boundaries of 14
- Malay Archipelago, extent of 14
- Malay Archipelago, islands of 14
- Malay Archipelago, geological contrasts of 16
- Malay Archipelago, vegetation of 19
- Malay Archipelago, depths of sea 20
- Malay Archipelago, natural productions of 20
- Malay Archipelago, separation of 26
- Malay Archipelago, races of 28
- Borneo, size of 15
- Volcanoes 16
- Volcanoes 17
- Volcanoes, quiescent 18
- Volcanoes, geographical division 18
- Chapter II. Singapore
- Singapore, population of 30
- Singapore, ethnic diversity of 30
- Singapore, China Bazar in 31
- Singapore, missionaries in 32
- Singapore, geography of 33
- tigers 33
- Insect-hunting 33
- Chapter III. Malacca and Mt Ophir
- Malacca, Linschott on 35
- Malacca, population of 35
- Malacca, language of 36
- Malacca, Tin-works in 37
- Malacca, birds of 37
- Malacca, butterflies of 38
- Blue-billed gaper 37
- Mount Ophir 38
- Mount Ophir, rare ferns on 40
- Argus pheasant 42
- Chapter IV. Borneo - The Orang-utan
- Orang-utan ("mias") 44
- Orang-utan ("mias") 49
- Orang-utan ("mias") 50
- Orang-utan ("mias") 51
- Orang-utan ("mias") 56-59
- Orang-utan ("mias"), infant 52-56
- Orang-utan ("mias"), habits and habitation of 64-67
- Orang-utan ("mias"), size of 68
- Orang-utan ("mias"), size of 69
- Sarawak River 44
- Simunjon coal-works 45
- Borneo, insects of 45
- Borneo, beetles of 46
- Borneo, butterflies of 47
- Borneo, mammalia of 48
- Flying frog 48
- Semábang 60
- Simia morio 61
- Dyaks, climbing methods of 62
- Chapter V. Borneo - Journey to the interior
- Borneo, interior of 70.
- Borneo, interior of, moths of 88
- Borneo, interior of, moths of 89
- Dyaks, games of 71
- Dyaks, houses and villages of 71
- Dyaks, dress of 71
- Dyaks, games of 72
- Dyaks, bridge 82
- Budw 74
- Seboran Mountain 76
- Penrissen Mounyain 77
- Sarawak 78
- Durion 79
- Bamboo 81-85
- Pitcher-plants 84
- Chapter VI. Borneo - The Dyaks
- Dyaks, physical characteristics 91
- Dyaks, moral character of 92
- Dyaks, moral character of 93
- Dyaks, population of 93
- Dyaks, population of 94
- Malthus 93
- Sir James Brooke 95
- Sir James Brooke 96
- Chapter VII. Java
- Java, Dutch government of 97
- Java, trade with 98
- Java, geography of 100
- Java, history of 101
- Java, music of 104
- Java, architectural remains of 105
- Java, birds of 109
- Java, birds of 110
- Java, birds of 119
- Java, mammalia of 119
- Modjo-pahit 102
- Lora Jong-grang (the "exalted virgin") 103
- Brambanam 105
- Brambanam 106
- Raffle's History of Java 105
- Borobodo 106
- Gunong Prau 106
- Gunong Prau 107
- Peacocks 107
- Batavia 110
- West Java, productions of 113
- West Java, productions of, flora of 116
- West Java, productions of, flora of 117
- Equator 115
- Pangerango, tropical to temperate flora 115
- Mountain flora 118
- Europe, comparisons to 117
- Origin of Species 119
- Chapter VIII. Sumatra
- Palembang 121
- Palembang 122
- Sumatra Malays 124
- Sumatra, monkeys of 131
- Sumatra, monkeys of 132
- Sumatra, monkeys of 133
- Sumatra, mammalia of 132
- Darwin's Origin of Species 131
- Adaptation 131
- Mimicry 131
- Hornbills 134
- Hornbills 135
- Chapter IX. Natural history of the Malay islands
- Indo-Malay Islands, natural history of 136
- Indo-Malay Islands, flora of 136.
- Indo-Malay Islands, flora of 137
- Indo-Malay Islands, mammalia of 138
- Indo-Malay Islands, similarity to mainland productions 139
- Indo-Malay Islands, similarity to mainland productions 140
- Indo-Malay Islands, birds of 140
- Indo-Malay Islands, birds of 141
- Indo-Malay Islands, v Austro-Malay region 141
- Indo-Malay Islands, insect comparison 144
- Movement of land 145
- Chapter X. Bali and Lombock
- Bali, geography of 148
- Bali, volcanoes of 149
- Lombock, birds of 152-5
- Lombock, jungle 154
- Lombock, Sassaks (natives) 156
- Chapter XI. Lombock - Manners and customs
- Lombock, capital of Mataram 159
- Lombock, cultivation of 160
- Lombock, birds of 167
- Lombock, trade 169
- Gun-boring 164
- Sassaks (natives), customs of 167
- Sassaks (natives), women 167
- Krissing 167
- Running "amok" 168
- Running "amok" 169
- Chapter XII. Lombock - How the Rajah took the census
- Lombock, Rajah of 171
- Lombock, taxes in 171
- Lombock, census of 172-7
- Chapter XIII. Timor
- Timor, geography of 178
- Timor, vegetation of 178
- Timor, vegetation of 190
- Timor, butterflies of 181
- Timor, butterflies of 182
- Timor, wheat of 184
- Timor, Portuguese government of 188-90
- Timor, Dutch rule 189
- Timor, Dutch rule 190
- Fan-leaved palms 178
- Timorese 179
- Timorese 187
- Semao 179
- Semao, birds of 181
- Delli 181
- Delli 182
- Delli, birds of 184
- Swallow-tail butterfly 182
- Copper, search for 185-7
- Pomali" (taboo) 187
- Bee-hunting 191-3
- Chapter XIV. Natural history of the Timor group
- Timor group, natural history of 194
- Timor group, climate of 194
- Timor group, birds of 194-8
- Timor group, and Australia 198
- Timor group, and Australia 200.
- Timor group, and Australia 202
- Timor group, fauna of 199
- Timor group, fauna of 201
- Timor group, mammalia of 200
- Timor group, insects of 201
- Change of species 198
- Oceanic islands 201
- Darwin 201
- Chapter XV. Celebes - Macassar
- Celebes, birds of 206
- Celebes, birds of 208
- Celebes, butterflies of 207-11
- Celebes, agriculture of 212
- Macassar 203
- Macassar, Dutch government of 203
- Goa 205
- Goa, Rajah of 205
- Goa, Rajah of 209
- Sagueir (palm-wine) 207
- Native plough 215
- Chapter XVI. Celebes - Macassar
- Celebes, cultivation of 221
- Celebes, butterflies of 221
- Celebes, butterflies of 224
- Celebes, birds of 222
- Celebes, beetles of 222
- Celebes, landscape of 225
- Celebes, foliage colour 225
- Celebes, foliage colour 226
- Celebes, geology of 227
- Celebes, rains of 228
- Palm-trees 219
- Máros River 223
- Chapter XVII. Celebes - Menado
- Celebes, birds of 247
- Celebes, insects of 248
- Menado 230
- Natives of Minahasa, racial characteristics 230
- Natives of Minahasa, behaviour of 231
- Natives of Minahasa, economy of 232
- Natives of Minahasa, schooling of 240
- Natives of Minahasa, social structure 241
- Coffee cultivation 232
- Coffee cultivation 235
- Rurúkan, earthquake at 237
- Rurúkan, earthquake at 239
- Mountain vegetation 237
- Dutch government 242-3
- Civilisation and human progress 243
- Civilisation and human progress 244
- Hot-springs 245
- Mud-volcanoes 245
- Mud-volcanoes 246
- Babirúsa (hog-deer) 249
- Sapi-utan (forest ox) 249
- Maleos 250
- Maleos 253
- Maleos, egg-laying of 251
- Rattan palms 254
- Chapter XVIII. Natural history of the Celebes
- Celebes, geographical position of 256
- Celebes, birds of 257-8
- Celebes, mammalia 260.
- Celebes, mammalia 262
- Celebes, insects of 263
- Celebes, butterflies of 263
- Celebes, butterflies of 265
- Celebes, butterflies of 266
- Celebes, distinctness of species in 265-9
- Celebes, isolation of 268
- Celebes, oldness of 268
- Celebes, individuality of 264
- Celebes, individuality of 268
- Celebes roller 259
- Oxpecker 259
- Babirúsa 262
- Nymphalidæ 264
- Coleoptera 264
- Lemurs 268
- Geographical distribution of animals 269
- Chapter XIX. Banda
- Banda, geographical structure of 270
- Banda, geographical structure of 271
- Banda, natives of 274
- Banda, animals of 275
- Volcanoes 271
- Nutmeg, trees 272
- Nutmeg, trade 273
- Nutmeg, Dutch government monopoly of 273
- Monopolies 273
- Monopolies 274
- Ké Islands 274
- Papuans 274
- Fruit-pigeon 275
- Fruit-dove 275
- Chapter XX. Amboyna
- Amboyna, map of 276
- Amboyna, insects of 277-9
- Amboyna, insects of 285
- Amboyna, marine life of 278
- Amboyna, marine life of 284
- Amboyna, vegetation of 279
- Amboyna, butterflies of 279
- Amboyna, birds of 281
- Amboyna, natives of 283
- Japan, natural history of 278
- Python 280
- Kingfishers 281
- Kingfishers, Racquet-tailed 282
- Buprestidæ 282
- Europeans inhabitants 283
- Portuguese influences 284
- Mohammedans 284
- Allen, Charles 286
- Allen, Charles 287
- Breadfruit 286
- Chapter XXI. Ternate
- Ternate, physical nature of 288
- Ternate, houses of 289
- Ternate, fruit production of 290
- Ternate, Spice trade of 291-5
- Ternate, natives of 293
- Durions 290
- Drake, Francis 291
- Drake, Francis 292
- Earthquake 292
- Earthquake 293
- Gilolo 294
- Slavery 294-5
- Chapter XXII. Gilolo
- Gilolo, natives of 297
- Gilolo, natives of 299
- Gilolo, birds of 297.
- Gilolo, birds of 300.
- Notes:
- "First Edition published by Macmillan & Co, London, 1869."
- OCLC:
- 614655734
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