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The Broadbill (Fuligula marila) and the Surf Duck or Coot (Fuligula perspicilla), plate 114, figs. 252-254
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Lithograph hand-colored, Zoology of New York or New York Fauna part II: Birds plate 114
Zoology of New York or New York Fauna part II: Birds plate 114, Drawings and Prints, Metropolitan Museum of Art New York NY, Museum Accession transferred from the Library
Title: The Broadbill (Fuligula marila) and the Surf Duck or Coot (Fuligula perspicilla), plate 114, figs. 252-254
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Lithograph hand-colored, Zoology of New York or New York Fauna part II: Birds plate 114.
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