A Supplement To "a Synopsis Of The Fishes Of Madeira": Communicated May 1839 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781246113334)

"A Supplement To 'A Synopsis Of The Fishes Of Madeira'" by Robert T. Lowe offers a detailed addendum to the author's original work on the fish species found in the waters surrounding Madeira. Communicated in May 1839, this supplement provides further observations, descriptions, and taxonomic clarifications regarding the ichthyofauna of this unique Atlantic archipelago.

Lowe's meticulous approach to natural history makes this work a valuable resource for anyone interested in the historical study of marine biology and the specific biodiversity of the Madeira region. This supplement enhances our understanding of the classification and distribution of fish species during the 19th century. This is a key text for researchers and enthusiasts seeking insights into the evolution of ichthyological knowledge and the natural history of Madeira.

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