Gray J.E.

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Illustrations of Indian zoology of a new and hitherto unfigured Indian animals from the collection of General Hardwicke. London, 1830-1834, 2 vol.
133	Gray J.E.	Book	1830	#	202 pl.
Three hitherto unrecorded species of freshwater fishes Galaxias fasciatus, Anguilla dieffenbachii, Eleotris basalis, brought from New Zealand and presented to the British Museum by Dr. Dieffenbach. Zoological Miscellany
186	Gray J.E.	Journal	1842	#	73.
List of fish hitherto detected on the coasts of New Zealand, by John Richardson M.D., Inspector of Hospitals at Haslar; with the description, by J.E. Gray, Esq. and Dr. Richardson, of the New Species brought home by Dr. Dieffenbach. In: E. Dieffenbach, Travels in New Zealand, volum 2, chapter 4, London:176-296 "
12610	Richardson J., Gray J.E.	Chapter	1843	#	206-228.
The zoology of the voyage of H. M. S. Erebus and Terror under the command of Capt. Sir J.C. Ross during 1839-1843. London
223	Richardson J., Gray J.E.	Book	1846	#	39 pl.
Catalogue of the specimen of Amphibia in the collection of British Museum. Part II. Batrachia, Gradientia, etc. Printed by order of the Trustees London
242	Gray J.E.	Book	1850	#	72 p.
Observations on a living African Lepidosiren in the Crystal Palace. Proceedings of the Zoological Society, London,
10103	Gray J.E.	Journal	1856	#	342-348, pl. XI
On the mud-fish of the Nile (Lepidosiren annectens ?). Annals and Magazine of Natural History, (5) 3 (25)
354	Gray J.E.	Journal	1860	#	70-71.