PROCEEDINGS

OF THE

GENERAL MEETINaS FOR SCIENTIFIC BUSINESS

OF THE

ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY

OF LONDON. 1913, pp. 339-1104,

WITH 64 Plates and 128 Text-iIgures.

PRINTED rOU THE SOCIETY, SOLD AT ITS HOUSE IN REGENT'S PARK,

LONDON: MESSRS. LONGMANS, GREEN, AND CO.,

PATERNOSTER ROW.

LIST

OF THE

COUiXCIL AND OFFICERS

OF THE

ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF LONDOK

1913.

COUNCIL. His Grace The Duke of Bedford, K.G., F.R.S., President.

Sir John Rose Bradford, K.C.M.G., M.D., D.Sc, F.R.S., Vice-President.

Richard H. Bukiste, Esq., M.A.

Surg.-Genl, Sir R. HavelocK Charles, G.C.V.O., M.D.

The Rt. Hon. the Earl of Cromer, P.C, G.C.B., G.C.M.G., K.C.SJ., F.R.S., Vice-President.

F. G. Dawtrey IDrewitt, Esq., M.A., M.D.

Charles Drummond, Esq., Treasurer.

Sir Edward Durand, Bt., C.B.

Frederick Gillett, Esq.

The Lord Glenconner.

F. Du Cane Godman, Esq., D.C.L., F.R.S.

Sir Walter Roper Lawrence,

Bt., G.C.I.E. Sir Edmund G. Loder, Bt.,

Vice-President. Prof. Ernest W. MacBride,

M.A., D.Sc, F.R.S., Vice- President. Prof. Edward A. Minchin,

M.A., F.R.S., Vice-President. P. Chalmers Mitchell, Esq.,

M.A., D.Sc, LL.D,, F.R.S.,

Secretary. W. R. Ogilvie-Grant, Esq. Adrian D. W. Pollock, Esq. Oldfield Thomas, Esq., F.R.S. Anthony H. Wingfield,

Esq. Henry Woodward, Esq., LL.D.,

F.R.S., Vice-President.

PRINCIPAL OFFICERS.

P. Chalmers Mitchell, M,A., D.Sc, LL.D., F.R.S,,

Secretary. Frank E. Beddard, M.A., D.Sc, F.R.S., Prosector. R. I. PococK, F.R.S., F.L.S., Curator of Mammals and

Pesident Superintendent of the Gardens. D. Seth-Smith, Curator of Birds and Inspector of Works. Edward G. BoulengeR, Curator of Peptiles. Prof. H. Maxwell Lefroy, Plonorary Curator of Insects. Henry G. Plimmer, F.R.S., M.R.C.S., Pathologist. Henry G. J. Peatot, Librarian and Clerk of Publications. John Barrow, Accountant. W. H. Cole, Chief Clerk.

LIST OF CONTENTS.

1913, pp. 339-1104.

EXHIBITIONS AND NOTICES.

Paga The Secretary. Report on Additions to the Society's

Menagerie during the month of March 19J3 542

Mr. H. J. Elwes, F.R.S., F.Z.S. Exhibition of the Head

of an Asiatic Wapiti. (Text-figs. 83 & 84.) 542

Mr. R. H. Burne, M.A., E.Z.S. Exhibition of malformed

Antlers of an Axis Deer {Cervus aodis) 545

Mr. E. G. BouLBNGER, F.Z.S., Curator of Reptiles. Exhi- bition of living specimens of the Leaf-Insect [Phi/Ilium critrifoliuyn) 546

Mr. E. G. BouLENGBR. Exhibition of a living melanistic

specimen of the Green Lizard [Lacertci viridis) 546

Dr. R. Broom, C.M.Z.S. A new Species of Golden Mole . . 546

Dr. R. Broom. Exhibition of living specimens of the female and young of the South African Lizard, Zonibrus giganteus, (PL LXXl Y.) 548

The Secretary. Report on Additions to the Society's

Menagerie during the month of April 1913 813

The Rev. T. R. R. Stbbbixg, M.A., F.R.S., F.Z.S. Notice

of Prof. F. E. Schulze's ' Nomenclator Animaliam'... 814

The Librarian. List of dates of publication of the early

parts of the Society's ' Transactions ' 814

a 2

IV

Page Ml'. R. E. Holding. Exliibition of Antlers, Skulls, and Photographs illustrating Variations in the growth of the Antlers of Deer. (Text-fig. 1 34. ) 815

Mr. D. Seth-Smith, F.Z.S., Curator of Birds. . Exhibition of the Egg and Young of the Mikado Pheasant (Cjalophasis mikado) 818

The Secretary. Report on Additions to the Society's Menagerie during the months of May, June, July, August, and September 1913 1090

The Secretary. Exhibition of the Alimentary Tract of a

young Elliot's Pheasant {Phasiamis eltioti) 1094

Mr. R. I. PococK, F.R.S., F.L.S., E.Z.S., Curator of Mam- mals. Exhibition of a female and three young speci- mens of the Woolly Opossum (/*Ai7f«i<:fer femg'er) ... 1094

Mr. R. I. Pococii* Exhibition of two young Degus

{Octodon degas) 1095

Mr. D. Seth-Smith. Exhibition of a spirit specimen of a young Toucanet (Seleiiidera maoulirostris) showing the well-developed serrated Heel-pads. (Text-fig. 191.). 1095

Mr. C. Tate Regan, M.A., F.Z.S. Exhibition of a speci- men of a Deep-sea Angler- Fish, Melanocetus johnsonii Giinth 1096

Mr. E. G. Boulenger, Exhibition of a young specimen of

the Matamata Terrapin {Clielys fiinhriata) 1097

Mr, D, Seth-Smith, Exhibition of a hybrid Black-winged Peafowl (Text-fig. 192). a hybrid Pheasant, ancl a hybrid Jungle- Fowl , 1098

Mr. R. I. PococK. Exhibition of Armadillos to show the

Dorsal Glands. (Text-figs. 193-195.) 1099

The Secretary. Report on Additions to the Society's

Menagerie during the month of October 1913 1103

Prof, H, Maxwell Lefroy, M.A., F.Z.S. Remarks upon

the New Insect House 1104

Mr. R. H. BURNE. Exhibition of specimens of Fcetal

Skeletons prepared by the Beale-Schultze method ... 1104

PAPERS,

Page

26. New Species of Rliopalocera from Costa Rica. By

William Schaus, F.Z.S. (Pis. L.-LIY.) ;^39

27. A Collection of Fishes made by Professor Francisco

Fuentes at Buster Island. By 0. Tate Regan, M.A., F.Z.S. (Pis. LV.-LX.) .■ 368

28. A Revision of the Fishes of the Genus KiMia. By C.

Tate Regan, M. A., F.Z.S. (Text-figs. 68 & 69.) ... 374

29. The Affinities of the Antarctic Wolf {Cmiis antai'cticiis).

By R. I. PotocK, F.R.S., F.L.S,, F.Z.S., Curator

of Mammals. (Text. figs. 70-74,) , , 382

30. On the Patella in the Phajacrocoracidpe. By Dr. R. W.

Shufeldt, C.M.Z.S. (PI. LXI,) 393

31. Experiments on the Metamorphosis of the Mexican

Axolotl {Amblystortia tigrintirn), conducted in the Society's Gardens. By E. G. BouLENOEip,, F.Z.S., Curator of Reptiles, (Text-figs. 75 & 76,) 403

32. Contributions to the Anatomy of the Ophidia. By

Surgeon Joseph C. Tjiojvipson, XJ.S.N. (Text-figs.

77 it 78,) ,....,,, ..,.., 414

33. The Polyzoa of Waterworks, Bv hSiDNEY F. Hmimer,

ScD., F.R.S., F.Z.S. (Pis. LXIL & LXIIJ.) 426

34. The Marine Fauna of British East Afiica and Zanzibar,

from Collections made by Cyril Ci-osgland, M,A., B,Sc., F.Z.S., in the Years 1901-1902. Bryozoa-^ Cheilostomata. By Arthur Wm, Waters, F.Jj.S., F.G.S, (Pis. LXlY.-LXXm. and Teyt-figs. 79-82.) 458

35. Notes on Albinism in the Common Reedbuck {Cervicap^a

arundinum) and on the Habits and Geographical Dis- tribution of Sharpe's Steenbuck (Haphiceros sharj>ei). By Major J, Stevenson- Hamilton, CM.Z.S , 587

VI

Pago

36. Contributions to the Anatomy and Systematic Arrange-

ment of the Cestoiclea. — X. On Two Species of Tape- worms from Genetta donqolana. By Frank E. Beddard, M.A., D.Sc, F.R.S., F.Z.S., Prosector to the Society. (Text-figs. 85-94.) 549

37. Pacific Salmon : An Attempt to evolve something of

their History from an examination of their Scales.

By John Adam Mili^e. (Text-figs. 95-118.) 572

38. Notes on Peri-patoides woodioardi Bouvier. By Kath-

leen Haddon 611

39. Field -Observations on the Enemies of Butterflies in

Ceylon. By J. C. F. Fryee, M.A., F.E.S 613

40. On the South- African Pseudosuchian Etqjarkeria and

Allied Genera. By R. Broom, M.D., D.Sc, C.M.Z.S. (Pis. LXXV.-LXXIX.) 619

41. On some Oases of Blindness in Marine Fishes. By

G. E. BuLLEN 634

42. Notes on Turacin and the Turacin- Bearers. By

Sir Arthur H. Church, K.C.V.O., F.R.S 639

43. Observations on the Anatomy of the Shoe-bill [Balce-

niceps rex) and allied Birds. By P. Chalmers Mitchell, M.A.. D.Sc, LL.D., F.R.S. , Secretarv to the Society. (Pis. LXXX.-LXXXIII. and Text- figs. 119-132.) 644

44. The Classification and Phylogeny of the Calcareous

Sponges, with a Reference List of all the described Species, systematically arranged. By Arthur Dendy, D.Sc, F.R.S., F.Z.S., and R. W. Harold Row, B.Sc, F.L.S. (Text-fig. 133.) 704

45. The Transvaal Race of the Cape, or Khama, Hartebeest.

By R. Lydekker, F.R.S., F.Z.S. (Text-fig. 135.) ... 818

46. On a Collection of Mammals from the Inner Hebrides.

By G. E. H. Barrett-Hamilton, F.Z.S. , and Martin A. C. Hinton. (PI. LXXXIY. and Text-fiffs. 136- 138.) .^ 821

Pago

47. Some Miocene Cirripedes of the (.Jenei-a Hexpl((sma

ai^d ScalpeUum from New Zealand. By Thomas H Withers, F.G.S. (Pis. LXXXV. & LXXXVI. and Text-figs. 139 & 140.) 840

48. Observations on Osteomalacia in the Zoological Col-

lections of Manchester and Cleveland. By T. Wingate Todd, M.B., F.R.C S. (Pis. LXXXYII.-LXXXIX.) 855

49. Contributions to the Anatomy and Systematic Arrange-

ment of the Cestoidea. — XI. On a new Tapeworm from (Edicnemus. By Frank E, Beddard, M.A., D.Sc, F.R.S., F.Z.S., Prosector to the Society. (Text- figs. 141-149.) , 861

50. The Brain and Brain-Case of a Fossil Ungulate of the

Cenus Anojdoiherutm. By R. W. Palmer, M Sc. (Manchester), Research Fellow in Zoology, Universit}'- College, Reading. (Text-figs. 1.50-157.)' 878

51. The Fossil Crinoids referred to Hi/pocrinus Beyrich.

By F. A. Bather, M.A., D.Sc., F.R.S., F.Z S.

(Pl. XC. and Text-tigs. 1.58-160.) 894

52. On Freshwater Decapod Crustacea (Families Potamo-

nidse and Palfemonidfe) collected in Madaga^scar by the Hon. Paul A. Methuen. By W. T. Calman, D.Sc, F.Z.S. (Pis. XCI. & XCII. and Text^fig. 161.) 914

53. A New Trematode of the Genus Lechriorchis from the

Dark Green Snake {Zamenis gemonensis). By Marjb V. Lebour, M.Sc, Assistant Lecturer and Demon- strator in Zoology, Leeds University. (PI. XCIII.) , 933

54. Cirripedes from the Cenonianian Chalk Marl of Cam-

bridge, By Thomas H. Withers, F.G.S. (Pis. XCIV.&XCY.) , ,.., 937

55. Bcdrachiderpeton lineatum Hancock & Atthey, a Coal-

Measure Stegocephalian. By D, M, S. Watson, M.Sc, Lecturer on Vertebrate Palaeontology in Uni- versity College, London. (Pis. XCVI, & XCVII. and Text-figs. 162-167.) , 949

56. On two New Aetiiiians from the Coast of British

Columbia. By J. Playfair McMurrich, CM.Z.S,

(PI, XCVIII.) , 963

vni

57. Sponges in Waterworks. By W. N. Parkeb, Ph.D.,

F.Z.S., Professor of Zoology, University College, Cardiflf 973

58. A Revision of the Cyprinodont Fishes of the Subfamily

Poeciliina?. By C. Tate Regan, M.A., F.Z.S. (Pis. XCIX.-CI. and Text-figs. 168-173.)... 977

59. On a Collection of Batrachians and Reptiles made by

Dr. H. G. F. Spurrell, F.Z.S. , in the Choco, Colombia. By G. A. BouLENGER, F.R.S., F.Z.S. (Pis. CII.- CYIII. and Text-figs. 174-178.) 1019

60. The Peroneal Muscles in Birds. By P. Chalmers

Mitchell, M.A., D.Sc, LL.D., F.R.S., F.Z.S., Secretary to the Society. (Text-figs. 179-190.) 1039

6L On the External Characters and Biology of Bryde's Whale {Balcenoptera brydei), a new Rorqual from the Coast of South Africa. By 0rjan Olsen, Zoological Laboratory, Christiania University. (Pis. CIX.-CXIII.) 1073

Alphabetical List of Contributors ix

]S ew Generic Terms xvii

Index of Scientific Names xix

Index of Illustrations xliii

ALPHABETICAL LIST

CONTRIBUTORS,

With References to the several Articles contributed hy each. (1913, pp. 339-1104.)

Page Barrett-Hamilton, G. E. H., F.Z.S., and Hinton, Martin A. C.

On a Collection of Mammals from the Inner Hebrides. (PI. LXXXIV. and Text-figs. 136-138.) 821

Bather, Francis A., M.A., D.Sc, F.R.S.', F.Z.S.

The Fossil Crinoids referred to Hypocrinus Bey rich. (PL XC. and Text-figs. 158-160.) 894

Beddard, Frank E., M.A., D.Sc, F.R.S,, F.Z.S., Prosector to the Society.

Contributions to the Anatomy and Systematic Arrange- ment of the Cestoidea.

X. On Two Species of Tape-worms from Genetta dongo- lana. (Text-figs. 85-94.) 549

XI. On a "New Tapeworm from CEdicnemus. (Text- figs. 141-149.) 861

X

Page BoULENGER, Edward G., F.Z.S., Ourator of Reptiles.

Experiments on the Metamorjjliosis of the Mexican Axolotl [Amblystoina tigriniim), conducted in the Society's Gardens. (Text-figs. 75 & 76.) 403

Exhibition of living specimens of the Leaf-Insect {Fhyllium crurifolium) , 546

Exhibition of a living melanistic specimen of the Green Lizard {Lacerta viridis) 546

Exhibition of a young specimen of the Matamata Terrapin (Clielys fimhriata) 1 097

BouLENGER, George A., F.R.S., F.Z.S.

On a Collection of Batrachians and Reptiles made by Dr. H. G. F. Spurrell, F.Z.S., in the Choco, Colombia. (Pis. CII.-CVIII. and Text^figs. 174-178.) 1019

Broom, Robert, M.D., D.Sc, C.M.Z.S.

A new Species of Golden Mole , , 546

Exhibition of living specimens of the female and young of the South African Lizard, Zonurus giganteue. (PI. LXXIV.) 548

On the South- African Pseudosuchian Etiparkeria and Allied Genera. (Pis. LXXV.-LXXIX.) 619

Bullen, G. E.

On some Cases of Blindness in Marine Fishes 634

Burne, Richard H., M.A., F.Z.S,

Exhibition of malformed Antlers of an Axis Deer (Cervus axis) 545

XI

Page Exhibition of specimens of Foetal Skeletons pvepiived by the Beale-Schultze method 1104

Calman, William T., D.Sc, F.Z.S.

On Freshwater Decapod Crustacea (Families Pota- monidaj and Palsemonidse) collected in Madagascar by the Hon. Paul A. Methuen. (Pis. XCI. & XCII. and Text- fig. 161.) 914

Church, Sir Arthur H., K.C.Y.O., F.R.S.

Notes on Turacin and the Turacin-Bearers 6.39

Dendy, Arthur, D.Sc, F.R.S. , F.Z.S., and Row, R. W. Harold, D.Sc, F.L.S.

The Classification and Phylogeny of the Calcareous Sponges, with a Reference List of all the described Species, systematically arranged. (Text-fig. 133.) 704

Elwes, Henry J., F.R.S., F.Z.S.

Exhibition of the Head of an Asiatic Wapiti. (Text- figs. 83& 84.) 542

Fryer, J. C. F., M.A., F.E.S.

Field- Observations on the Enemies of Butterflies in Ceylon 613

Haddon, Miss Kathleen.

Notes on Peripatoides ivoodwardi Bouvier 611

Hamilton, G. E. H. Barrett-. See Barrett-Hamilton, G. E. H.

Hamilton, J. Stevenson-. See Stevenson-Hamilton, J.

Xll

Harmer, Sidney, F., Sc.D., F.R.S., F.Z.S.

The Polyzoa of Waterworks. (Pis. LXII. & LXIII.)- 426

HiNTON, Martin A. C, and Barrett-Hamilton, G. E. H., F.Z.S.

On a Collection of Mammals from the Inner Hebrides. (PI. LXXXI V. and Text-figs. 136-1 38.) 821

Holding, R. E.

Exhibition of Antlers, Skulls, and Photographs illus- trating Variations in the growth of the Antlers of Deer. (Text-fig. 134.) ..,,...,., 815

Lebour, Miss Marie V., M.Sc,

A New Trematode of the Genu^ Leohriorchis from the Dark Green Snake {Zamenis gemonenais), (PI. XCIII.). 933

Lefroy, Prof. H. Maxwell, M.A., F.Z,S., Hon, Curator of Insects. Remarks upon the New Insect House, 1104

Lydekker, Richard, F.R.B,, F.Z.S,

The Transvaal Race of the Cape, or Khama, Harte- beest. (Text-fig, 135.) , 818

Mx'MuRRicH, J. Playfair, CM.Z.S,

On two New Actinians from the Coast of British Columbia, (PI. XCVIII.) 963

Milne, John Adam.

Pacific Salmon : An Attempt to evolve something of their History from an examination of their Scales. (Text- figs. 95-118.) ..■. 572

Xlll

• Page

Mitchell, P. Chalmers, M.A., D.Sc, LL.D., F..R.S., F.Z.S.,

Secretary to the Society.

Report on Additions to the Society's Menagerie during the month of March 1913 542

Observations on the Anatomy of the Shoe - bill (Balceniceps rex) and allied Birds. (Pis. LXXX.- LXXXIII. and Text-figs. 119-132.) 644

Report on Additions to the Society's Menagerie during the month of April 1913 813

The Peroneal Muscles in Birds. (Text-figs. 179-190.) 1039

Report on Additions made to the Society's Menagerie during the months of May, June, July, August, and September 1913 1090

Exhibition of the Alimentary Tract of a young Elliot's Pheasant (Phasianas ellioti) 1 094

Report on Additions to the Society's Menagerie during the month of October 1913 1103

OlSEN, 0RJAN.

On the External Characters and Biology of Bryde's Whale {BalcBnoptera hrydei), a new Rorqual from the coast of South Africa. (Pis. OIX.-CXIII.) 1073

Palmer, R. W., M.Sc.(Manch.).

The Brain and Brain-Case of a Fossil Ungulate of the Genus Anoplothermni. (Text-figs. 150-157.) 878

Parker, Prof. W. Xewton, Ph.D., F.Z.S.

Sponges in Waterworks 973

Peavot, Henry G. J., Librarian to the Society.

List of dates of publication of the early parts of the Society's ' Transactions ' 814

XIV

Page PococK, Reginald I., F.R.S., F.L.S., F.Z.S., Curator of Mammals.

The Affinities of the Antarctic Wolf {Canis antarc- ticus). (Text-figs. 70-74.) 382

Exhibition of a female and three young specimens of the Woolly Opossum [Philander laniger) 1094

Exhibition of two young Degus (OciofZon fZfig'ws) 1095

Exhibition of Armadillos to show the Dorsal Glands. (Text-figs. 193-195.) 1099

Regan, C. Tate, M.A., F.Z.S.

A Collection of Fishes made by Professor Francisco Fnentes at Easter Island. (Pis. LV.-LX.) 368

A Revision of the Fishes of the Genus KiMia. (Text-figs. 68 & 69.) 374

A Revision of the Cyprinodont Fishes of the Sub- family Pceciliinfe. (Pis. XCIX.-CI. and Text-figs. 168-173.) 977

Exhibition of a specimen of the Deep-sea Angler- Fish, Melanocetus johnsonii Giinth 1096

Row, R. W. Harold, B.Sc, F.L.S., and Dendy, Arthur, D.Sc, F.R.S., F.Z.S.

The Classification and Phylogeny of the Calcareous Sponges, with a Reference List of all the described Species, systematically arranged. (Text-fig. 133.) 704

ScHAUS, William, F.Z.S.

New Species of Rhopalocera from Costa Rica. (Plates L.-LIT.) 339

Page 8bth-Smith, David, F.Z.S., Curator of Birds.

Exhibition of the Egg and Young of the Mikado Pheasant [Calophasis mikado) 818

Exhibition of a spirit specimen of a young Toucanet (Selenidera macuUrostris) to show the well-developed serrated Heel-pads. (Text-fig. 191.) 1095

Exhibition of a hybrid Black-winged Peafowl (Text- fig. 192), a hybrid Pheasant, and a hybrid Jungle Fowl . 1098

Shufeldx, Robert W., M.D., C.M.Z.S.

On the Patella in the Phalacrocoracidee. (PI. LXI.)... 393

Smith, D. Seth-. See Seth-Smith, D.

Stebbing, The Rev. T. R. R., M.A., F.R.S., F.Z.S.

Notice of Prof. F. E. Sehulze's ' Nomenclator Anir nialium ' 814

Stevenson- Hamilton, Major J., C.M.Z.S.

Notes on Albinism in the Common Reedbuck (Cervi- capra aricndinum) and on the Habits and Geographical Distribution of Sharpe's Steenbuck yRaphiceros sharpei) . 537

Thompson, Surgeon Joseph C, U.S.N.

Contributions to the Anatomy of the Ophidia. (Text- figs. 77 & 78.) 414

Todd, T. Wingate, M.B., F.R.C.S.

Observations on Osteomalacia in the Zoological Col- lections of Manchester and Cleveland. (Pis. LXXXVII- LXXXIX.) 855

Vixge Waters, Arthur W., F.L.S., F.G.S.

The Marine Fauna of British East Africa and Zanzibar, from Collections made by Cyril Crossland, M.A., B.Sc, F.Z.S., in the Years 1 901-1 902. Bryozoa— Cheilostomata. (Pis. LXIY.-LXXin. and Text-figs. 79-82.) 458

Watson, D. M. S., M.Sc.

Batrachiclerjyeton lineatu'ni Hancock & Atthey, a Coal- Measure Stegocephalian. (Pis. XCVI. <fe XCYII. and Text-figs. 162-167.) 949

Withers, Thomas H., F.G.S.

Some Miocene Cirripedes of the Genera Hexelasma and Scalpellum from Kew Zealand. (Pis. LXXXY. & LXXXYI. and Text-figs. 139 & 140.) 840

Cirripedes from the Cenomanian Chalk Marl of Cam- bridge. (Pis. XCIY. & XCY.) 937

iNEW GENERIC TERMS

PEOPOSED IN THE PRESENT VOLUME (pp. 339-1104).

Ascute (SpongiiB) 729

Brachyrhaphis (Pisces) 997

Browniella (Reptilia) 627

Corrachia (Insecta) .. 351

Diplopylidium (Vermes) 669

Epinosis (Insecta) 366

Eugonodisum (Vermes) 877

Grirellops (Pisces) 369

Hebius (Reptilia) 424

Kuarrbaphis (SpongiiB) 780

Leptorhaphis (Pisces) 998

Leucopeila (Spongise) 775

Pamphoria (Pisces) 1003

Pamphorichthys (Pisces) ... 1003

Pceciliopsis (Pisces) 9$ 6

Priapella (Pisces) 992

Priapichthys (Piices) 991

Pseudopcecilia (Pisces) 995

Stjriodes (Insecta) 361

Sycute (Spougiaj) 763

Teiehonopsis (Spongise) 761

Titan ole pas (Crustacea) • 943

Uteopsis (Spongiffi) 766

Zeiigmatolepas (Crustacea) ... ' 938

Pjroc. Zool. Soc— 1913.

INDEX

OF

SCIENTIFIC NAMES.

Acanthistius

ductus, 368, 369.

fuscus, 368, 373. Acanthopacelus

hifurcus, 1U06.

melavzonus, 1007, 1008.

rcticulatiLS, lOOS. Acautborlijncbus,

1065. Achradocrinus, 896-

899. Acbramorplia, 758, 766, 798.

glacialis, 765.

grandinis, 765.

nivalis, l^b.

schulsei, 765.

truncata, 765. Acineta, 428. Aoleropogon

piceus, 618. Aciuepteron

cinerascens, 356, 357.

poasina, 356, 367. Acridolheres

melanosternus, 1091. Acropoeeilia, 1014.

tridens, 1018. Actias

selene, 618. Actinia

clavus, 969.

cylindrica, 966, 972. Actitis

hypolcucus, 1054. Adeona

foliacea fasciaUs, 532. Adeonella, 492, 519, 528.

coniorta, 504, 529.

platalea, 463, 501, 514, 529-532, 537.

polystomclla, 530, 531.

Adeonella (Laminopora)

contorta, 529. Adeonellopsis, 528.

crosdcmdi, 463, 531, 532, 537.

distoma, 531, 532.

imperfurata, 531.

suhsulcaia, 53 1 . ^Echuiopliorus

major, 654. ^gialitis

nii'osa, 861 . .Egotheles, 1065.

novcB-hollandiw, 1062. .iEluredus

melanocephalus, 1085. ^Equorea, 970.

forskalil, 967. Aetea

angidna, 462-464, 532.

recto, 463, 464.

truncata, 462, 465, 632. vEtliopyga

seller i(B, 1091. Aetosaiu-us, (i29, 630.

ferratus, 624. ^s

galericulata, 1047.

siwnsa, 1047, 1048. Afaro, 979.

acutiventralis, 981 .

amazonum, 981, 990.

cultratus, 981 . Agalycbnis

calcarifer, 1023, 1038.

spurrdli, 1024, 1025, 1038. Alca

?'o?Yfa, 1056. Alcedo

asiaticus, 1060.

Alcedo

bengalensis, 1 06P.

ispida, 1060. AlcyoncelluiTi, 787.

gelatinosum, 746, • 787. Alcyonella

articulata, 441.

ftmgosa, 450. Aloyonidium

duplex, 488. Alopoglossus

C(?/>M, 1033.

fuUginosa, 1034. AlticLis

stnatus, 372.

variolosus, 373. Alytes

obstetricans, 1025, i\mabilia, 571. Amazilia

feliciee, 1063. Amblystouia

tigrinum, 403-413. Ameiva

bridgcsii, 1032.

festiva, 1033. Ainpberistocrinus, 911. Ampbisbffina

fuHgiiiOsa, 1094. Aniphiute, 754, 798.

paidini, 755. Amphoridium, 787.

viridis, 787. Ampboriscus, 781, 798, 804.

b'uccichii, 782, 790.

chrysalis, 782.

cyathiscus, 782, 795.

cylindrus, 782.

elongatus, 782.

flamiua, ''ib'l.

gregorii, 782.

kryptoraphis, 782.

INDEX OF SCIENTIFIC NAMES.

Ainphorisciis

murmanensis, 753.

ohlatus, 711, 782.

ovipurus, 782.

poctdum, 752.

semoni, 782.

testiparus, 782.

ihompsoni, 753.

urna, 782. Amphorula, 787.

solida, 787. Aiiadia

ocellata, 1033.

mftaj-a, 1033. 1038. Ananiixilla, 758, 786, 798.

torresi, 766. Anampses

ccsndeopunctcdus, 372.

^Mfc/ier, 371-373. Anasebisma, 9.")7. Anastoiuus, 688, 690. Anchisaiirus, 629, 630. Ancyhis, 427. Anodonta, 428. Anolis

hreviceps, 1031, 1038.

fasciatus, 1030.

goclmani, 1031.

macrolepis, 1032.

m.acvMventrh, 1030.

notopholis, 1032.

princeps, 1031. Aiioplotheriura, 879- 882, 886-S88, 890- 893. Antedon, 903, 904. Anthropoides

■virgo, 1053. Anthropopithecus

troglodytes, 1090. Aphaneramma, 956. Aphelocoma

sordida, 1091. Apliroceras, 768, 776, 798.

alcicornis, 111, 789.

asconoides, 729.

ccBspitosa, 777.

catnphracta, 711, 777.

cliare?isis, 777.

corticata, 777.

elongaia, 777.

ramosa, 754.

sericatum, 756.

syconoides, 764. Apoderaus

hyhriderifiis, 835-837.

&ylvaticus sylvaticus, 835, 837.

Appias, 616.

sp., 615, 618.

«/6ma, (il4, 618.

paidina, 614, 617, 618. Aprosmictus

cyanopygius, 1058. Aptenodytes, 1044.

pennanUi, 394. Apteryx, 1043. Aqiiila

verreauxi, 1049. Arachneclitlira

seylonica, 1066. Aram ides

chiricote, 1052, 1104.

ypecaha, 1052. Aram us

scolopaceus, 1053. Archegosaurus, 956. Arcbispirostreptus

nitidus, 1U93. Arcbonias

dismorphites, 356.

inter?nedia, 355, 367.

nigre&cens, 356. Arcoscalpelluiii, 850,

853. Ardea, 656, 690, 691, 693, 694, 696-699, 703.

egretta, 1045.

herodias. 1045.

— lessoni, 1045, 1091.

purpurea, 1045. Ardetta, 674.

minuta, 1045. Arginia

sp., 614, 618. Argus

giganteus, 1051. Artamus

fuscus, 613, 615.

leucogaster, 1066. Artbropoma

cect7/f?, 462, 508. Artynas, 787.

compi-esstcf<, 787.

villosum, 746. Artynella, 787.

compressa, 787. Artynes, 787.

compressa, 787. Artynidm, 787.

compressum,, 787. Artynopbyllum, 787.

compressum, 787. Asarcia

variabilis, 1055. Ascaltis, 717, 787.

Ascaltis

botrt/oides solandcrii,

i-lb. camariensis, 724,

787. cerebrum, 724.

— decipiens, 725. compacta, 724. darwinii, 1'2b.

— caroli, 724. gegenbauri, 725.

— chxrybdaa, Tl'^. goethei, 725. lamarckii, 726.

— agassizii, 724. solandei'ii, 725.

Ascandra, 717,

787. angulata, 721. hotrys, 721. complicata ainwboides,

720. cooitorta, 721. conulata, 726. cordida, 721, 787. denscc, 721. echinoides, 722. /a^mte, 717, 720, 722,

788, 790. hermesii, T2'2. lieberMlhnii. 723. mirabilis, 761. nitida, 723. panis, 723. jJinus, 723. reiiculatum, 723.

— reticulata, 723. sertularia, 723. tenuis, 723. variabilis, 723.

— arachnoides, 721.

— cervioornis, 721.

— confervicola, 721.

— hispidissima, 722. Ascetta, 717, 788.

blanca, 724.

— phillipina, 726. clathrus, 725. coriacea himantia,

726. flexilis, 725. macleayi, 726. primordicdis, 726, 730,

788.

— dictyoides, 725.

— loctdosa, 726.

— pioterium, 726.

— p^-otoge,nes, 726. procumbens, 726. sagittaria, 727. sceptrum, 727.

INDEX OF SCIEXTIFIC XAMES.

Ascetta

spunyio&a, I'll.

vesicula, 72 J. Ascilla, 788.

coriacea, 725.

gracilis, 725, 788.

— convallaria, 7~5.

— Japonica, 726. Ascouiefci-a, 788.

primordiale, 788. Ascortis, 788.

clar/cii, 721.

corallorhiza,, 721.

fragiUs, 722.

horrida, 722, 788.

lacunosa, 722. Asculinis, 788.

armaca, 721, 788. Aseuris, 788.

arrecifee, 788. Ascute, gen. nov., 719, 72'J, 798, 799.

accoiioides, 729.

tiieoides, 710, 718, 729. Ascyssa, 717, 719, 767, 798, 799.

acufera, 729.

troglodytes, 729. Asellus, 426, 4ol, 434, 437.

aquaticus, 427. Asio

otes, 1061. Aspatha

gularis, 1060. Aspidelectra, 461. Aspidostoina

glganteum, 487. Asterias

rubens, 1104. Astrosulera, 788.

wil/egana, 788. Ate

canace, 359, 367. Athene, 1062.

iioct'ua, 1061. Atheris, 1034. Atractus

iridescens, 1035.

muklcinctus, 1035. Aiilaoorhamphus

pradnus, 10(-)3. Auloplegma, 788.

haeckeli, 721.

loculosum, 788. Aulorhiza

intestinalis, 726, 788.

Baeria, 768,780,798,803.

Baeria

ochofensis, 775. Baliuniceps, 615-703. «.i-, 641, 650, 701-703, 1039, 1045, 1092. BaUenoptera

acuforostrata, 1076,

1077, 1085. 1086. borealis, 1073, 1074, 1076-1080, 1083, 1085-1087, 1089, 1090. brydei. 1074-1077, 1079, 1080, 1082- 1087, 1089, 1090. maseulus, 1076, 10S9. physalus, 1076, 1077, 1085. Balanus, 842, 846. eallisioderma, 847. coroUiformis, 847. eoerm-anni, 847. hirsiitus, 847. hockiamis, 847, 848. 2}'iittaci(,s, 847. Balearica

chrysopelargus, 1053. BasiliscLis

americanus, 1032. galeriius, 1032, Batlnis

hottentotta, 1093. Bathystethiis

eultratiini, 373, 374. orientale, 373. Batrachiderpeton, 949, 955, 956, 958-961. lineatum, 950, 951, 953, 954, 9()2. Batrachosuohus, 956. Beania

Jiirtissima, 467. hyadesi, 467. intermedia, 467. magcllanica, 467,

530. mira'nlis, 462, 467. quadricoriiufa, 467. spinigera, 462, 467. Belodon, 623, 629. Beloneso.K, 979.

belizanm, 977, 990, 991. Beiuatisciis

trausvaalensis, .547,

548. frevelyani, 547. villosus, 546-548. Bicellaria, 476.

chitakensis, 462, 467, 534.

Bicellaria

67:^2«<«, 46S, 470. BicidiuiT!, 970.

cequorem, 967-969, 972.

clavus, 969.

■parasiticitm, 969, 972. Bifaxaria

ahyssicola, 528.

corricyata, 527.

deiitictdata, .527.

Z^<?i)is, 528.

iiiinnUt, 528.

papillata, 528.

reticulata, 527, 528.

snbmucronata, b'21.

vagans, 463, 527, 528, 532, 533. BiEustra

armata, 486. Bithynia, 437.

tentaculata, 427. Bithynis

gaudichaudii, 930.

hildehrandti, 926, 928, 930. Biziura, 393.

^o^ate, 396. Boa

occidentalis, 1094. Bulla

cylindus, 359.

machuca, 359, 367.

sodalis, 359, 367. Boobon

fuliqinos%is, 1092. Botaiirus, 652, 699.

stellaris, 1045. Botliricaps, 956, 957. Bothrodytes, 424. Botbrops

acrochordus, 1037. Boulengerina, 374. Brachypterniis

auranticiis, 1063. Braciivrbapbis, gen. nov., 997, 980.

rhahdophora, 990, 997, 998. Brady pus

tri'dactylus, 1094. Brettia, 484.

australis, 465.

longa, 465.

tropica, 462, 465, 5.32. Brown iella, gen. nov., 627.

africana, 627, 628, 633. Bubalis

caawa, 818, 819.

— selbornei, 820, 821.

— typica, 821.

INDEX OF SCIENTIFIC NAMES.

Bubali3

cokei. 819. Bubo, 151.

lacteusi, 1061.

macidosus, 1061.

m axinms ,668, 1061. Bucorviis, 670, 1061. Buffonella, 505. Bufo

hcemcditicus, 1022.

hi/pomelas, 1022, 1038.

mariims, 1022.

typhonius, 1022. Bugula, 459, 470, 522.

avicularis, 479.

bicornis, 476.

calicidafa, 469, 479.

capensis, 471, 472.

dentata, 472.

gracilis, 472.

mirabilis, 472.

■miirrayana, 479.

neritina, 472.

— minima, 462, 471.

— ra.mosd, 472.

— rubra, 4ri'2.

— tenuata 472. reticulata, 472.

— unicornis, 472. rohusta, 462, 471, 534. versicolor, 472.

Bugulopsis

-peachii, 473, 474, 534. Butbvis

gibbosus, 542. Butleria

faula, 360.

Ullage, 360.

^ei;A(?ff, 360, 367.

^?/s?>, 360, 367. Butorides

cyanurus, 650.

Cabevea, 474, 475, 481 .

m-assimarginaia, 480.

darwinii, 477,

ellisii, 534.

retiformis, 479, 480. Oaberiella, 475. Cacatua

sulphur ea, 1058. Csecilia

intermedia, 1020, 1034.

isthmica, 1020.

nigricatis, 1022,

pachynema, 1020, 1022,

palmeri, 1021.

tentaculafa, 1020. Caica. 1059.

melanocephala, 1058.

Caiman

sclerops, 1030. Calantica, 937, 938, 942, 947.

(Titanolepas) iuher- culata, 943, 948. Calcispongia, 789.

compressa, 789. Calodromas, 1061.

elegans, 1050. Calopbasis

e/zfio;;?, 1052, 1098.

mikado, 818, 1U94. Caloporella, 484. Calopsittacus

novcB-hollandicB, 1058, 1059. Calpidium. 483. Calwellia, 465. Campy lorliy neb \i3

unicolor, lOtifi. Cancronia, 645, 649, 652, 674, 689-691, 693- 696. 698-700, 703.

ccchlearia, 699.

zeledoni. 1045. 1091. Canda, 473, 474.

arcochnoides, 480.

fossilis, 480.

retiformis, 462, 479, 481,534.

tenuis, 480. Canis

antarcticus, 382-393.

fl?;.^A?w, 384, .386, 393.

aureus, 384.

azarcB, 392.

cancriwrus, 382-384, 390, 333.

fa.miliaris, 384.

fulvipes, 390.

aracilis, 390.

"jidmtus, 383, 384.

/ff/'mws, 382-393.

ktpasler, 386, 390, 392.

&jo«fs, 384, 390, 393.

rnesomelas. 384.

microtis, 390,

occiden talis, 384, 390.

pallipes, 386, 390, 392, 393.

parvidens, 390.

?7(fZfs, 390.

sctom, 390. 391,1103.

urosticius, 390. *

vetulus, 383, 384, 393.

(Nyctereiites) ^Jiro- cyonoides, 391. Capitosaiirus, 956, Caprimulgiis, 1065, 1072.

Oapi'imulgus

europmus, 1062. Caranx

cheilio, 370.

guara, 370. Cariacus

lexicurus, 817. Cariaiua

burmeisteri, 1094.

crisiata, 1054. Carphibis

spinicollis, 654, 1047. Carpophaga

rujigula, 1056. Carystus

commodus, 366.

subrufescens, 365, 367. Castor

canadensis, 1091. Casuarius

keysseri, 542.

sclateri, 1091.

uniappendiculatus, 1043. Catantica

(Scillwlepas), 947, 948. Calargyniiis

dryadina, 342, 367- Cat.enaria, 465.

diaphana, 462, 482, 485 532.

lafoniii, 462, 481,482, '489.

parasitica, 489. Cateiiicella

contei, 485.

continua, 485.

cornula, 483, 484.

delicatula, 483.

elegans, 484.

fusca, 483.

internodia, 484, 485.

perforata, 483.

scptentr ion alts, 485.

taurina, 483.

uvibonata. 483. Cathavtes, 661, 1069.

f«^m, 655, 1048. Calhrina, 717- Catopsilia, (316,

crocale, 615.

pijranthe, 614, 615. Celiariii, 461, 493.

aust rails, 495, 496,

bicornis, 495.

contigua, 497.

de.nnanti, 496, 497,

diiHiricata, 495.

Jisiulosa, 490, 496. gracilis, 490, 495-497.

INDEX OF SCIENTTFTC NAMES.

XXIU

CelLaria

graciiis tessellafa, 4i)2, 495, 497, 5^0.

hirsuta, 496. jullien/, 49().

riiagvljica, 497.

malvinoisis, 495-497.

oculafa, 49U.

rigida, 495, 496.

salicorvia, 494.

salicoriiiotdes, 497.

tenella, 490.

teindrostrls, 495, 497.

variabilis, 495, 496.

wandeli, 496.

wasinensis, 462, 495- 497, 535. Cellarinelln, 528. Cellepora, 461, 529.

alhirobfris, 522.

^ typica, 522.

aviciilaris, 5U8.

cidaris, .521.

ciliata, 509.

columnaris, 521.

conica, 608.

corono-piis, 508-510.

eatonensis, 508.

evexa, 608.

hyalina, 509.

iiicrasmia, 509.

inega&oma, 508.

pumicosa, 509, 510.

ramulosa, 509, 510.

redoutir, 508.

roi'ff, 610.

sardonica, 509.

si7nojiensis, 508.

spovgites, 609. Cellularia. 46L 493.

diplodidymoides, 492.

spatidaia, 478.

titbucellaria, 494. Centroponiiis

rupesfris, 375. Ceraterpeton, 960, 962.

galvani, 968, 959, 962.

reficidatmn, 955, 959, 961. Cercopithecus

kandti, 542. Cereopsis

novcB-hoUandice, 1047. Cerianthus

membranaceus, 966. Cervicapra

ar^mdinmn, 537. Cervulus

munfjac, 817. Cervus

aa.'25j 545, 817.

Cervus

canadensis, 816.

canadensis siberica, 545.

f7c7«<ff, 817.

ekiphus, 543. 545, 816.

eu^tcphamis, 545.

uniculor, 817. Cervle

aicyon, 1060.

aviericana, 1060.

?«.ti«, 1060.

maxima, 1060. Ceyx

rufidoris, 1080. Cliaradrius

■pbirialis, 1055. Charis

chrys'us, 352.

snb/est-ellaia, 351, 367.

turrialbeiisis, 352, 367. Chasmorbyncbus

midicollis, 1065. Chaima, 1042, 1043.

chavaria, 1040, 1041, 1047.

crisiata, 1092. Cheilio

inermis, 371. Cbeilopora, 515. CLelys

fiydmaia, 1097. Cliilopora, 515. Chiouis

«/6«, 1055. Cbironoinus, 433, 43C-

439. Cbizrerbis, 641. Cblidonia

cordieri, 462, 489, 490, 492, 533. Cbloepbaga

inornata-, 1047. Cboanota^nia, 664.

corovata, 861. Cborizopora

brongniarti . 507. Cbrysaora, 969. Cbryso(4iloTis, 546.

villosa, 547. Cbrysopelea

ornaia, 420. Cbrysotis, 1059. Cicada, 618.

Cicoiiia, 645, 679, 688, 699.

nigra, 1046. Cinnamopteryx

rvhiginosa, 1094. Cinosteraura

sptirrelli, 1030, 1038.

Cii oiis

.vomW/, 1049.

hudsoni'us, 1104. Citliaroscelus

^"Of/.//, 1093. Cittotaenia, 569. Cittura

cyanotis, 1060.

sanghirensis, 1060. Clatli'i-ina, 730, 789.

cavata, 724.

clathrus, 789.

lamiiioclathrata , 727.

latitubulata, 737, 738.

ot-culurn, 726.

reticulum, 718.

sulfhurea, 7-b, 727.

tripodifera, 70(), 717, 728."

— gravida, 724.

veutricosa, 724. Clara, 605, 522. Claviporella

pulchra, 483. Clystolyiitbus, 789.

vcsicula, 789. Cnesterodon, 980.

caruegiei, JOOO.

decemmaculatus, 1000, 1001.

scal2Jride7is, 1003. Cobalopsis

fe^w.^■a., 363, 367. Cobahis

qahina, 362.

'lateranus, 362, S67.

laureohis, 362, 367.

nigrans, 362, 367.

jjind.ar, 302, 367. Codiacriiius, 896. Coendu

mexicanus, 1103. Coenocystis

richurdsoni, 897. Ccenostciiieba, 789.

caniinus, 789. Coenostoniium, 789.

crambessa, 789. Coenostomus, 789.

primigenius, 789. OoBreba

cyanea, 1065. C'olapl es

mexicaii aides, 1063. Colius

capensis, 1063. Coluber

heleiue, 424. Col lira bn,

/ii';'«, 1056.

INDEX OF SCIENTIFIC NAMES.

Columbula

pivui, 1()56. Coljiiibus

septentrionalis, 394. Coiiipsognatiius, 629. Conger

vtUgaris, 635. Connochajtes

alhojubaius, 1090. Conurus

jendayi, 1058. Copsyclnis

sdularis, 614. Coracias

garrula, 1060.

indica, J 060. Cordylophora, 427,

431. Corrachia, gen. nov., 351.

leucoplaga, 351,

367. Corynoporella, 465. Corythajola, 641. Oorythaix

albicristata, 639.

persa, 1057. Corythoplianes

cristatus, 1032. Costaticella

liiieata, 483. Costicelia, 483. Cotugnia, 570, 571. Coturnix

coromandelica, 1052. Cracticus

destructor, 1065. Craspedozoum, 475. Creadion

carmiculatus, 1065. Crenothrix, 431.

kuhniana.y 430.

polyspora, 430. Ci-ex, 670. Cribricella, 483. Cribrilina, 529.

Jigularis, 474, 476.

radiata, 462, 501. Ci-isia, 473, 493.

pilosa, 477. Cristatella, 431, 976. Crossoptilon

mantcJmricum, 1052. Crotalus

confluentus, 422. Cryptocrinus, 895-897. Cuculus

catiorus, 1057. Cumulipora angulata, 502.

Cupularia, 481.

oweni, 508. Cursoriiis, 651. Cyanea

arciica, 969. Cyanoooi'ax

kixuos'us, 1065. Cyanop3

Jiavifrons, 1063. Cyanorhamplius

alpinus, 1058. Cyathiscus, 789.

accinia, 111, 789. Cyoloeorus

lineatus, 419, 425. Cyclospemia

subccerulea, 358, 367. Cyclotosaunis, 956. Cydonooririiis, 913.

parvuhts, 894, 911. Cygiius

QoigricoUis, 1047.

o/on 1047. CylindrcEciuin, 464. Cymbirliynchus

macrorhynchiis , 1065. Oynseliirus

juhatus, 1093. Cynictis

peniciUata, 559. Cynocephaliis

antdils, 856, 859. Cyphosus

cinerascens, 373. Cypselus

apus, 1062.

Dacelo

giqantea, 1060. Daniis, 619.

aglcBci, 617.

limniace, 616, 617.

septentrionis, 615- 618. Daption

capensis, 1044. Dasylojjhus

s'liperciliosus, 643. Dasyproeta

colomhiana, 814.

variegatiis, 1094. Dasypiis seeEiiphractus. Davainea, 570, 876,

877. Decapterus

sanctcB-helencB, 373. Dendrobaenia, 479.

Dendrobates

auroicETiia, 1029, 1038, paraends, 10-8, 1029. tinctorius, 1026-1029, 1038.

— chocoensis, 1026, 1028, 1038.

— coc/^«i, 1026, 1027, 1038.

— cocteaui, 1027.

— daudini, 1027. trivittatus, 1029.

Deiidrocopus, 1065.

major, 1063. Dendrocygna

./'w/yft, '1047. Deiidrograptus

serpens, 471. Dendrobyrax

dor sails, 1104. Dendya, 706, 712, 716, 717, 719, 730, 736, 737, 742, 798-802.

prolifera, 728.

tripodifera, 710, 728. Dermat.reton, 789.

chartaceum, 789.

hodgsoni, 760. Uiacboris

spinigera, 467. Diastopora, 461. DiciBum

hirimdinaceum, 1092. Diceratosaui'us, 962.

P'lmctolineatus, 959. Dicrurus, 1066.

carulescen s, 614.

leucopygicdis, 614. Didelpbys

azarcB, 1094. Diuietopia, 465. Diplocaulus, 960-962. Diplodidymia, 492.

complicata, 459, 462, 489-491, 529, 534. Diploglossus

monotrop)is, 1032. Diplopballus, 569, 570. Diploposthe, 569, 570.

sui-generis, blO. Diplopylidiuni, gen. nov., 559, 567-571, 872- 874.

gevetta, 559-561, 563- 566. Diplostomum, 635. Dipsadoboa

unicolor, 1093. Dipsadomorphus

blandingii, 1093.

INDEX OF SCIENTIFIC NAMES.

Dipsas

forstenii, 1092. Dipylidium, 564, 571, S7-i.

caiunwm, 551, 554- 559, 870.

dovgolense, 549, 550. 553-559,561,567.

echinoi'hynchoides. 558, 559.

genetta, 558, 559.

gervaisii, 558.

monoophorum, 559.

monticellii, 559.

2msqualii, 554, 558, 559. •

trinchesii, 554, 558, 559. . •

triseriale, 659.

zschokkei, 552, 559. Discopora, 461. Dissura, 681, 688, 693, 703.

episcopus, 1046. Dilaxipora. 485. Djedda, 789.

viulacea, 753, 789. Dolichotis

mageUanic'us, 1 09 ! . Dreissensia

polymorpha, A'iTi,

439. Droiiiajus, 692.

novcB-hollandicB, 1043. Dromas, 651. Drj'inobiiis

dendrophis, 1034. Dryonastes

carulahos, 814.

ruJicoUis, 814. Diiles

caudovittatus, 379,

fusciis, 375, 377.

leuciscus, 378.

macuLatus, 378.

malo, 378.

marginatus, 378.

— boninensis, 378.

wa^o, 378.

tcBiiiurus, 381. Dunstervillia, 789.

corcyrensis, 746.

elegans, 745, 789.

fm-mosa, 746.

lanzcroicp, 7^15.

schmidtii, 746, 748, Djssycarium, 790.

egedii, 790. Dyssyconella, 790,

cammus, 769.

pumila, 790,

Dyssyctnn, 790.

fidtUoaum, 7iW, pcriminum, 773, Dyssycus, 790. ■prlmigenius, 790.

Ebnerella, 790.

buccichii, 790.

gregorii, 782.

Jdikenthali, 753.

lanceolata, 752.

nitida, 752.

schulzei, 765. Echelatus

^Mcmff, 358, 367. Echidna, 1072. Echinoencriiiites, 895,

896. Echiuorhynchus, 427. Eclectus, 685.

'pectoralh, 1058.

roratus, 1058.