Part 2.
Reading edition
TAXIDERMY.
CHAPTER XII.
The Laboratory and Its Appointments,99-101
CHAPTER XIII.
Preliminary Work in Mounting Mammals,102-107
CHAPTER XIV.
Principles of Universal Application in Mounting the Higher
Vertebrates,108-114
CHAPTER XV.
Mounting Small Mammals,115-128
CHAPTER XVI.
Mounting Large Mammals: Ordinary Methods,129-139
CHAPTER XVII.
Mounting Large Mammals: The Construction of Manikins,140-149
CHAPTER XVIII.
Finishing Mounted Mammals,150-157
CHAPTER XIX.
Mounting Mammal Heads as Trophies and Ornaments,158-170
CHAPTER XX.
Facial Expression and Mouth Modeling,171-178
CHAPTER XXI.
Relaxing Dry Skins of Birds,179-182
CHAPTER XXII.
Mounting Small Birds,183-190
CHAPTER XXIII.
Mounting Large Birds,191-197
CHAPTER XXIV.
Cleaning the Plumage of Birds,198-201
CHAPTER XXV.
Mounting Reptiles,202-207
CHAPTER XXVI.
Mounting Fishes,208-216
CHAPTER XXVII.
Mounting Lobsters and Crabs,217-219
CHAPTER XXVIII.
Ornamental Taxidermy,219-228
CHAPTER XXIX.
Groups and Grouping,229-235
CHAPTER XXX.
General Principles of Group-making,236-239
CHAPTER XXXI.
Groups of Mammals,240-247
CHAPTER XXXII.
Groups of Birds and Reptiles,248-250
CHAPTER XXXIII.
Hints on Painting Museum Specimens,251-257