What has the author Philip Lutley Sclater written?

Answer 1

Philip Lutley Sclater has written:

'Remarks on the species of the Tanagrine genus Chlorochrysa' -- subject(s): Tanagers

'On the birds of eastern Peru' -- subject(s): Birds

'Catalogue of a collection of American birds' -- subject(s): Catalogs and collections, Birds

'On recent ornithological progress in New Guinea' -- subject(s): Ornithology

'Description of a new Tanager of the genus Calliste, and remarks on other recently discovered species' -- subject(s): Tanagers

'Exotic ornithology' -- subject(s): Birds

'Note on the genus Ornithion of Hartlaub' -- subject(s): Tyrannidae

'The book of antelopes' -- subject(s): Antelopes

'Catalogue of the Passeriformes, or Perching Birds, in the Collection of the British Museum: Fringilliformes'

'On new species of Bolivian birds' -- subject(s): Birds

'On the struthious birds living in the Society's menagerie' -- subject(s): Ostriches

'Monograph of the birds forming the Tanagrine genus calliste' -- subject(s): Tanagers

'Description of two new species of birds from the state of Antioquia, U.S.C' -- subject(s): Furnariidae, Turdidae, Birds

Answer 2

Philip Lutley Sclater was a 19th-century English lawyer, naturalist, and zoologist known for his work in ornithology. He co-founded the British Ornithologists' Union and is credited with developing the concept of zoogeographic regions. Sclater authored numerous publications on birds and zoology during his lifetime.