Lyciscus cagottis Mexican Coyote 1845, plate 6 from Vol 4 of Sir William Jardines The Naturalists Library, pub. 1833-45

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"Lyciscus cagottis," commonly referred to as the Mexican Coyote, is a notable species illustrated in Plate 6 of Volume 4 of Sir William Jardine's esteemed series, "The Naturalist's Library," published between 1833 and 1845. This particular illustration and accompanying description were crafted by Colonel H. Smith, a distinguished contributor to the series. Sir William Jardine, a prominent Scottish naturalist, aimed to make natural history accessible to a broader audience through this extensive collection, which spanned 40 volumes and covered various aspects of zoology, including mammals, birds, fishes, and insects.

The Mexican Coyote, scientifically named Lyciscus cagottis, is depicted with meticulous detail, reflecting the high standards of scientific illustration of the time. The illustration serves not only as an artistic endeavor but also as an educational tool, providing insights into the physical characteristics and natural habitat of the species. Colonel H. Smith's contribution to this volume is significant, as it combines both scientific rigor and artistic finesse, offering readers a comprehensive understanding of the species.

"The Naturalist's Library" was a pioneering work in the 19th century, bridging the gap between scientific communities and the general public. Each volume was richly illustrated with hand-colored plates, a testament to the era's dedication to both scientific accuracy and aesthetic appeal. The inclusion of the Mexican Coyote in this series highlights the biodiversity of the Americas and underscores the importance of documenting and studying wildlife from various regions.

This work remains a valuable historical document, reflecting the early efforts of naturalists to catalog and disseminate knowledge about the natural world. The detailed illustrations and descriptions provided by contributors like Colonel H. Smith continue to be appreciated for their contribution to the field of natural history and their role in educating and inspiring future generations of naturalists and wildlife enthusiasts.

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