Bibliography of American Natural History, the Pioneer Century, 1769-1865: the role played by the scientific societies, scientific journals, natural history museums and botanic gardens; state geological and natural history surveys, federal exploring expeditions in the rise and progress of American botany, geology, mineralogy, paleontology, and zoology. By Max Meisel,  3 volumes 1924 1967 ed. location 

Bibliographia Zoologiae et Geologiae, a General Catalogue of All Books, Tracts, and Memoirs on Zoology and Geology, by Louis Agassiz.  This 4-volume work provides a listing by author of works from the 17th Century through the early 19th Century. 1848 location 

Dean Bibliography of Fishes. A classic bibliography published in 3 volumes, over 1916-1923 and amassed by Dean Bashford of the American Museum of Natural History. Contents of references are grouped into sections including: author listings, anonymous works, pre-Linnaean publications, general bibliographies, voyages and expeditions, and a subject index with morphology and systematic listings. 1968/1969 paper ed. location 

Royal Society Catalogue of Scientific Papers. Covers transaction and journal literature 1800-1900. As of 2022, for this content, see Biodiversity Heritage LIbrary. 

International Catalogue of Scientific Literature. Issues in sections, with "N" covering zoology and consisting of 22 volumes. subject and systematically-arranged listings are provided. Published 1901-1914 by the Royal Society of London. location As of 2022, for online access, see Biodiversity Heritage Library. 

Poole's Index to Periodical Literature. This index, created by a once Yale student, is a good source for literature citations from English-language magazines, 1802-1881 and supplements to 1908. The online version is in the 19th Century Masterfile database. 1963 paper ed. location cumulative author index 1802-1906 paper ed. location 1848 An alphabetical index to subjects paper ed. location 

Oxford Bibliographies - Evolutionary Biology - Over 60 bibliographies in the subject area of evolutionary biology.