Australia
Found in 601 Collections and/or Records:
NS II Palaeontology, geology-189 Note, 1840-03-25 - 1882-03-25
Note; by Charles Robert Darwin
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NS II Palaeontology, geology-226 Note, 1854-11-01 - 1854-11-30
Note; by Charles Robert Darwin
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NS II Palaeontology, geology-263 Note, 1854-11-01 - 1854-11-30
Theoretical Geograph[ical] Distrib[ution] 18
Note; by Charles Robert Darwin
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NS II Palaeontology, geology-267 Note, 1856-06-24
It is likely some stages will be f[ound] beneath lowest Silurian even Barrandes strata named primordial
Note; by Charles Robert Darwin
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NS II Palaeontology, geology-270 Note, 1840-01-01 - 1882-04-30
Note; by Charles Robert Darwin
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NS II Palaeontology, geology-277 Note, 1857-01-18
Falconer is convinced that Australian Mastodon is identical with the S[outh] American M[astodon] andicus of Owen / 21
Note; by Charles Robert Darwin
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NS II Palaeontology, geology-311 Note, 1861-03-23
We must not suppose every country as rich as Europe in successive fossils
Note; by Charles Robert Darwin
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NS II Principle of divergence, transitional-42 Note, 1841-10-01 - 1841-10-31
Note; by Charles Robert Darwin
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NS II Principle of divergence, transitional-89 Note, 1844-04-20
Note; by Charles Robert Darwin
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NS II Principle of divergence, transitional-100 Note, 1845-01-01 - 1845-01-31
Note; by Charles Robert Darwin
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NS II Principle of divergence, transitional-148 Note, 1840-01-01 - 1882-04-30
Note; by Charles Robert Darwin
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Observations, 1801-12-12 - 1802-05-12
Set of observations taken by Flinders, with reference made to Princess Royal Harbour (King George Sound), Port Jackson, New Holland, Port Phillip, and Kangaroo Island. Originally enclosed in a letter from Flinders to Nevil Maskelyne [RGO 14/68: 17-18].
Observations and calculations of longitude, 1857 - 1862
Observations and correspondence, 1786 - 1829
Observations and correspondence regarding miscellaneous astronomical matters.
Observations by James Inman, 1802-09-13 - 1804-08-05
Observations for the variation and dip of the magnetic needle, 1801 - 1805
Made in HMS Investigator during a voyage of discovery to the South Sea in the years 1801-1805.
Observations from Port Lincoln towards Port Jackson, 1802-03-05 - 1802-05-16
Including observations made at (or in the vicinity of) Kangaroo Island, Port Phillip, Bass Strait and Port Jackson.
Observations made along the northwest coast of New Holland and towards Timor, 1803-02-28 - 1803-04-13
Includes observations made at anchor in Coupang Bay.
Observations made along the southwest coast of New Holland, from King George Sound eastward, 1802-01-05 - 1802-05-09
The observations form a continuous run, with occasional headings based on location (reproduced here).
Observations made by James Inman in New South Wales, 1803-06-18 - 1803-08-05
Observations made from Arnhem South Bay along the north coast of New Holland, 1803-02-11 - 1803-04-18
The observations form a continuous run, with occasional headings based on location (reproduced here).
Observations made from Port Jackson along the east (and northeast) coasts of New Holland, 1802-07-22 - 1803-02-10
The observations form a continuous run, with occasional headings based on location (reproduced here).
Observations made from the Cape of Good Hope towards New Holland, 1801-11-04 - 1801-12-11
Made in HMS Investigator on a voyage of discovery to the South Sea in the years 1801-1805.
Observations made from Timor along the west coast of New Holland in search of the Tryal Rocks, 1803-04-13 - 1803-04-30
Made in HMS Investigator on a voyage of discovery to the South Sea in the years 1801-1805.
Observations made on board HMS Porpoise, 1803-08-11 - 1803-10-06
Travelling toward Wreck Reefs and made on the coral bank there. Followed by two pages marked for the insertion of deductions of observations.