Nomenclatoris Zoologici Index Universalis, by Louis Agassiz, is a comprehensive index of zoological nomenclature. Written in Latin, this exhaustive work contains the systematic names of classes, orders, families, and genera of all animals, both living and fossil. Arranged in a single alphabetical order, it also includes homonyms of plants. This index serves as an invaluable resource for zoologists, taxonomists, and researchers requiring a detailed reference to the scientific classification of the animal kingdom. The enduring value of Agassiz's work lies in its meticulous compilation of zoological nomenclature, making it an essential addition to any scientific library.

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