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13 records

  1. Ali, S., 1955. The birds of Gujarat. Part II. Journal of the Bombay Natural History Society 52 (4): 735–802.
  2. Ara, J., 1953. Field notes on the birds of the Kolhan Forest Division (Singbhum District, Bihar). Journal of the Bengal Natural History Society XXVI (1): 9–20.
  3. Hutson, H. P. W., 1954. The birds about Delhi, together with a complete list of birds observed in Delhi and the surrounding country. The Delhi Bird Watching Society, Delhi. Pp. i–xxxix, 1–210.
  4. Law, S. C., 1953. A contribution to the ornithology of the Sunderbans. Journal of the Bengal Natural History Society XXVI (3): 142–146.
  5. Paludan, K., 1959. On the birds of Afghanistan (P. H. Volsoe, ed). Zoological Department, Natural History Museum of Denmark, Copenhagen, Denmark. Pp. i–ii, 1–332.
  6. Paludan, K., 1959. The 3rd Danish Expedition to Central Asia. Zoological results 25. On the birds of Afghanistan. Videnskabelige Meddelelser Dansk Naturhistorisk Forening 122: [ii], 1-332.
  7. Phillips, W. W. A., 1953. A (1952) Revised Checklist of the Birds of Ceylon. The National Museums of Ceylon, Colombo. Pp. i–xv, 1–132.
  8. Phillips, W. W. A., 1955. Birds of Ceylon. Birds of Our Highlands. Associated Newspapers of Ceylon Ltd., Colombo. Vol. 3 of 4 vols. Pp. 1–51.
  9. Rand, A. L., & Fleming, R. L., 1957. Birds from Nepal. Fieldiana: Zoology 41 (1): 1–218.
  10. Ripley, S. D., 1952. A collection of birds from the Naga Hills. Journal of the Bombay Natural History Society 50 (3): 475–514.
  11. Smythies, B. E., 1953. The birds of Burma, 2nd (Revised). Oliver and Boyd [Ltd], Edinburgh, London. Pp. i–xliii, 1–668.
  12. Vaurie, C., & Snow, D. W., 1957. Systematic notes on Palearctic birds. No. 27. Paridae: the genera Parus and Sylviparus. [With supplementary notes by D. W. Snow.]. American Museum Novitates 1852: 1–43.
  13. Vaurie, C., 1957. Systematic notes on Palearctic birds No. 26. Paridae: the Parus caeruleus complex. American Museum Novitates 1833: 1–15.