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The Voyage of the BeagleFrontispiece

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A lizard with a blunt head, long tail and sharp claws on its feet.
Amblyrynchus Demarlii: a species of lizard found on some of the islands of the Galapagos Archipelago.
Contents
Dedication1 minPreface3 minFrontispiece1 minChapter 1: St. Jago—Cape de Verd Islands27 minChapter 2: Rio de Janeiro32 minChapter 3: Maldonado39 minChapter 4: Rio Negro to Bahia Blanca30 minChapter 5: Bahia Blanca39 minChapter 6: Bahia Blanca to Buenos Aires27 minChapter 7: Buenos Aires and St. Fe31 minChapter 8: Banda Oriental and Patagonia59 minChapter 9: Santa Cruz, Patagonia, and the Falkland Islands45 minChapter 10: Tierra del Fuego45 minChapter 11: Strait of Magellan.—Climate of the Southern Coasts32 minChapter 12: Central Chile34 minChapter 13: Chiloe and Chonos Islands30 minChapter 14: Chiloe and Concepcion: Great Earthquake37 minChapter 15: Passage of the Cordillera40 minChapter 16: Northern Chile and Peru1 hrChapter 17: Galapagos Archipelago48 minChapter 18: Tahiti and New Zealand50 minFull contents of The Voyage of the Beagle
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