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PREFATORY NOTE.

The attention of those consulting this Index is drawn to
the following points : —

1. The number of the volume is given in heavy-faced
arabic type, of the page in light-faced type. Memoir
references are preceded by M.

2. A reference to the original or to a fairly full descrip-
tion of a species or genus is followed by an asterisk.

3. Where the genus is mom. mut., or where there has
been doubtful generic identification, the compiler has not
attempted to follow the latest or the correct usage, but has
indexed under whatever name appears in the text. It is,
therefore, advisable to consult the Index under the specific
title, as by running his eye down the list the reader can see
what generic synonyms are indexed.

4. Where the genders of genera have required more than
one form of the specific name, the specific entry is made
under that form of the word which comes first alphabetically.
Thus the numerous genera having specific forms australis or
australe are arranged alphabetically under australe,-1s. Like-
_ wise those having forms australicus, australica, or australicum
are arranged alphabetically under australica,-um,-us.

5. For specific proper names the ending 7 has been pre-
ferred to w.

6. Specific names, such as 18-maculata, will be found
in numerical order at the end of the Index, but they
have also been inserted in the body of the Index where the
name would be inserted if the prefix were written out in full
in English, ¢.g., ‘sixteen’-maculata.

7. Many obvious misspellings and misprints in the text
have been corrected, but no doubt not a few have been over--
looked. In certain cases, however, the compiler has not felt
himself at liberty to decide between conflicting forms.

8. In all cases where a word is derived from Latin or
Greek the digraphs 2 and ce have been printed as two letters,
following the usage of the Oxford University Press.

9. Several references omitted from the /ndex to Vols. I.-
A XIV. have been brought under the notice of the compiler.
These will be found at the end of this Index.

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abaceta, Mordellistena, 41°248*

abadonna, Protoparce, 29180

abdominalis, Belus, 28:132; Edusa,
39-209*; Hippocampus, 33-263;
Mandalotus, 38°310*, 40 322; Mel-
ampsalta, $38°352; Poroptorellus,
37°368*

aberrans, Antiochrus, 29-271; Liparo-
chrus, 29-271, 274; Myllocerus,
41°588*; Rhinaria, 28-:129*; Tych-
reus, 37°431*; Tyrtaeosus, 37-219*

abietina, Lenzites, 43°299*

abjectus, Agetinus, 39-269*
blabus nivicola, obscura, pulchra,
26°314

Ablacopus, 38-139, 168; ater, 38-170";
taeniatus, 38°169* ; trapezifer,
38°167

Abminga Creek, 38-414

abnormalis, Liparetrus, 41:530

abnormipennis, Hoplopriella, 39-421*

abnormis, Mirotelenomus, 37-:173*

Aboriginal grinding stones from Reed-
beds, 42-298

Aboriginal oven and kitchen midden,
40:°592

Aboriginal population on Kangaroo
Island, evidences of, 27°314

‘Aboriginal remains below marine
deposits at Reedbeds, 43:77, 81

Aboriginal rock paintings on the South
Para, Barossa Ranges; by E. C. Stir-
ling, 26-208

Aboriginal, see also Native

aborigine, Amarygmus, 37°39*

Aborigines, Australian, H. Basedow
on, 38°512

Aborigines of Everard Range; by S.
A. White, 39-725

Aborigines of Everard Range, cere-

. monial dances of, 39:731: fire sticks
of, 39-731; food of, 39-728; native
art of, 39-729; personal character-
istics of, 39-730; shelters of, 39-730:
utensils of, 39-727; water supply of,
39-729; weapons of, 39-727

Aborigines of Kangaroo Island, 27-90

Aborigines of Musgrave Ranges,
39.716

Aborigines “of _ north-western South
Australia, amusements of, -28:30;
art among. 28°38; burial of the dead
among, 2835; cannibalism among,

28°36; circumcision among, 2822;
cooking among, 2817; corroboree
of, 28°31; diseases of, 2824; distri-
bution of tribes of, 2812; firemak-
ing among, 28 26; hunting and food
of, 28-14; implements of, 28:24; Jew-
ish type among, 28:20; making of
strands of fur by, 28.27; marriage
rites of, 2831; medicine among,
28 23; pastimes of, 28°36; personal
decoration of, 2820; personal mutil-
ation among, 2821; physical fea-
tures of, 28°19; rock-drawings of,
28°38: sign language of, 28°34;
sleeping-customs of, 2829; sub-
incision among, 28°23; traditions
of, 2835; weapons of, 2824; wur-
lies of, 28 29

Aborigines of west coast of Northern
Territory, 31:1; armlets of, 31:44:
art among, 31°54; body-scars. of,
31:9; cannibalism among, 31°8,
canoes of, 31°53; carrying infants
among, 31:51; chest-bands of, 31°43;
cooking of game among, 31°27; cor-
roborees among, 31°16; customs on
meeting strangers, 31:19: devil-
devil of, 31°18; disposal of dead
by, 31-6; fire making among, 31:27;
fishing among, 31.23; food vessels
Plot; (abt funeral customs among,
31:6; habitations of, 31:29; handi-
craft of, 31-49; head-bands of,
31.41; hunting among, 31:19; im-
plements of, 31.30; message-sticks
of, 31°45; method of drinking
among, 31°52; method of standing
among, 31°52; musical instruments
of, 31°47; native sword of, 31:37;
necklaces of, 31-42; personal adorn-
ment of, 31:41; personal mutilation
among, 31°6, 8; pubic tassel of,
31°45; rafts among, 31°53; rock-
drawings among, 31°54; signalling
among, 31°46; smoking among,
31°29; spears of, 31-30; spear-
throwers of, 31°34; superstitions of,
31:18; swimming among, 31°53;
tribal communications of, 31°45; use
of vegetable-fibre strings among,
31:40; utensils of, 31:39; waist-
girdles of, 31°44; water vessels of,
31°38; weapons of, 31°30

Aborigines or west coast of South Aus-
tralia: vocabularies and ethnograph-
ical notes; by Daisy M. Bates, 42°152

Aborigines of western South Australia,
dances of, 42-165; marriage kinship
among, 42:164

Abricta castanea, 38:349; noctua,
39°91; rufonigra, 38:°349*, 39-91

absona, Chezala, 41°80*

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abundans, Myllocerus, 29-211*, 38-274;
Xylophilus, 41°185*

Abutilon otocarpum, 26°32

Acacalis, 37°301; personata, 37-302

Acachmena, 32:62*, 44:187*; oeno-
crossa, 32°62*

Acacia Well, 38-8, 51

Acacia aneura, 38:°465, 39:832;
brachybotrya, 43°33; brachystachya,
41°640; bynoeana, 41°46, 42°45;
cambagei, 32-277, 38-465; cibaria,
41-640; cyperophylla, 38°409, 465;
dictyophleba, 38-465; doratoxylon,
39°832; estrophiolata, 44-378; fru-
mentacea, 40°65; hakeoides, 26°33;
kempeana, 38°465; ligulata, 44:375*;
linophylla, 41-381; menzelii, 41-45*,
42°45; merralli, 32-278, 44-194;
microcarpa, 26°33, 43°33; oswaldii,
38°465, 40°64; prolifera, 44-375*;
pycnantha, var. angustifolia, 32-275;
randelliana, 41°381; retinoides, var.
gilli, 32-275* ; rhetinocarpa, 44-193" ;
rivalis, 42-173", 43-33, 44°377; sali-
cina, 38°466, 39-832, 41-382, 640,
642, 44-375; salicina, var. varians,
41°641; ssalicina, var. wayae,
32°277*; sentis, 26°33, 40-64;
sessiliceps, 39-466; strongylophylla,
39°832; sublunata, 43-32; tarcul-
ensis, 36:171*, 43-32; varians,
41-640, 641

Acacia salicina, analysis of the ash of,
27-202

acaciae, Belus, 41-599; Chrysomela,
40°400*; Xylophylus, 41:208*

Acacias of South Australia, 32-275

acadiense, Archaeozoén, 38-5

Acalles expletus, 37-302; immansuetus,
42-272; rubetra, 25-3]

acallis, Caradrina, 27-4*

Acanthagenys rufogularis cygnus,
38°437

Acanthentedon, 41-°363*; _ laticeps,
41:363*

Acanthias vulgaris, 32-292

Acanthiza iredalei morgani, 39-753;
marianae, 39°752; pusilla consob-
rina, 39°752; pusilla hamiltoni,

38:431, 488; pusilla jayi, 38°438;
uropygialis condora, 38-431, 39-753
Acanthiza marianae, stomach contents
of, 39-762; uropygialis condora,
stomach contents of, 39-762
Acanthiza as agent in dispersal of
loranthaceae, 26°7
acanthocarpa, Glycyrrhiza, 43-351
Acanthochaera carunculata, 27°253
Acanthochites asbestoides, 35°99,
36°158; bednalli, 36-159; cornutus,
36°161; costatus, 36-163 ;. crocodilus,
36°161; exilis, 36°162; granostri-
atus, 36°159; granulosus, 25-139*;
kimberi, 36°167* ; matthewsi,
36:160; maughani, 36:°162; rostra-
tus, 25°140*; rubrostratus, 36-169*;
rufus, 36:°167*; speciosus, 35-99,
36°159; subviridis, 35-104*; tatei,
36°163; variabilis, 36-160; verconis,
35°99, 36°162; wilsoni, 36°162
Acanthochiton approximans, 44-287;
asbestoides, 35°99; bakeri, 44-290;
bednalli, 44°287; brevispinosa,
44-286; cornutus, 42°82; costatus,
44-265, 44:289; crocodilus, 44-286;
exilis, 44°289; gatlifi, 43-398",
44:267, 287; granostriatus, 44-287;
kimberi, 44:287; leuconotus, 44-287;
maughaneanus, 44:286; maughani,
42°82, 43-394*, 44-286; maxillaris,
43°397*, 44:287; pilsbryi, 43-394*,
44:286; pilsbryi maughaneanus,
43°395* ; retrojectus, 44:287; rubro-
stratus, 44°289; rufus, 44-287;
speciosus, 44-290; subviridis, 44-290;
tatei, 44-287, 290; variabilis, ver-
conis, zealandicus, 44:287
Acanthocoles, 27°-25*; eucesta, 27-26*
Acanthogenys rufogularis, 40°592;
rufogularis cygnus, 39°759
Acanthogenys rufogularis, host of
Halteridium, sp., 39°30, 34: host of
Leucocytozo6n, sp., 39°31]
Acanthogenys rufogularis cygnus,
stomach contents of, 39-766
Acantholipes coniochroa, 30°121*
Acantholophus alpicola, 39-71*; black-
burni, 29°59; browni, 39°66*; con-
vexiusculus, 28°112, 39°59; dumo-
sus, 39°57; eximius, 34°18; halma-
turinus, 39°69* ; scaphirostris, 39-73*;
simplex, 39°59; simulator, 39-70*;
suturalis, 39°58; tennantensis,
39°68*
acanthomera, Lepidocolaspis, 39°332*
Acanthophis pyrrhus, 39°737*
acanthopleura, Scala, 30°145*
Acanthopleura spinosa, 44°286
acanthopyga, Lomaptera, 38.148*
Acanthoserphus, 39°384*; albicoxa,
39°385*

Acanthothyspoda, 32°319*; elaeodes,
32°320*

Acarians from Australian and Tas-
manian ants and ant nests; by Nathan
Banks, 40-224

acatharta, Porthesia, 30°124*

accepta, Haplonycha, 30°309*

Accipiter cirrocephalus, 38°425;
cirrocephalus cirrocephalus, 39°744

accisa, Turritella, 34-123

acclinis, Limaea, 31°315

acclivis, Paropsis, 31°296*

Acerana, 39:°483; aurita, 39°485*;
grayi, 39°479; lenticularis, 39-479;
unistriata, 39°-478*

acerbus, Leptops, 40°335

acervata,-us, Colaspoides, 39-296*;
Laius, 41.133*

acervula, Eucalyptus, 40-481, 41°341

achatina, Drillia, 33-298*

Acherres globicollis, 28°114*; granu-
latus, 39-84%; latus, 39-83%; pilosus,
39°84*

achilles, Ceraphron, 38°115*

Achopera, 37°415; bifasciata, 37°-281*;
isabellina, 37-282*; parva, 37:281*;
sabulosa, 37-283

Achoperinus, 37-415

achranta, Coesyra, 41:74*

achroa, Dierna, 27°35*; Emmiltis,
26°229*; Pionea, 27:218*; Pycno-
bathra, 25-80*

Achrysocharelloidea, 37°109*; pax,
37:109*

Achrysocharis leibnitzi, 37-110*

Achrysocharoides, 37°72"

Acianthus caudatus, 33°14; exsertus,
33°14, 44-344

Acibdela, 30°130*; alba, 30-13]

acicularis, Chloris, 41°633, 44°374;
Hibbertia, var. sessiliflora, 36-21*

Acidalia desita, 38°458; tenuipes,
38°246*

' Acidopria, 39-431; unidentata, 39-431*

acineta, Phaeomorpha, 44:149*

Aclees porosus, 30°73

Aclis tristriata, 30°143

Aclistoides, 40°11*

Aclista leai, 39°394*; tasmanica,
39°395*

Aclistoides retractus, 40°12*

Aclopides, 29-281

aclyta, Alypeta, 40°529*

Acmaea alba, 30°208, 36°182; alti-
costa, 30°209; alticostata, 36-183,
197; calamus, 30-211, 36-184, 199;
calamus, var. polyactina, 36-184%*,
199; cantharus, 30°215; conoidea,
30-211, 214, 36°198; costata,
30°210; cruciata, 30-212; crucis,
30°212; flammea, 30°212, 214,
31:101, 36°183, 198; var. crucis,

36:184, 198; var. jacksoniensis,
36:184, 198; var. gealei, 36°184;
gealei, 30°212; marmorata, 30°210,
213, 36°184; octoradiata, 30-209;
patellavecta, 36°195*; perplexa,
30-209; petterdi, 30-215; punctata,
30°214; saccharina, 30-209: saccha-
rina, var. perplexa, 30°209; scabri-
lirata, 30-215; septiformis, 30-215,
36°184, 199; striata, 30-207; sub-
undulata, 30°214, 36-185, 199

Acmaea crucis, marmorata, septi-
formis, subundulata, radulae of,
38°366

acmias, Phyllocnistis, 30°62*

acmophora, Actinotia, 27:3

Acnissa, 26°180*, 27°15; pyrrhias,
26°180*; 27°16

Acolasta, 26°155*; pachnias, 26°155*;
scolia, 26°155*

Acoloides aureolus, 38°71*; macu-
losus, 38°71*

Acolomorpha minuta, 38°59

Acolus, synopsis of Australian species
of, 38°70

Acolus amplus, 38:69; angustipennis,
38°67*; brunneus, 38°69*; flavios,
38-°68*; flavipes, 3869; magnus,
38°67*; ovi, 38°67*; pulcher,
38°68*; seminitidus, 38-66%; sil-
vensis, 38°69; sordidus, 38-°68*;
speciossissimus, 38°70*; unifasciati-
pennis, 38-68*

Acompsia epileuca, 25°94*; mesozona,
21-225.

Acontia, 44:189*; discalis, 26-197;
nivipicta, 27:10

Acontianae, synopsis of genera of,
44-184

acontosema, Leucania, 27-4*

acontoura, Omphaletis, 39°365*

acontucha, Xyleutes, 27-25*

acostata, var. of Drillia woodsi,
33°301*

acribes, Eomystis, 41°109; Pycno-
zancla, 41-109

Acrilla minutula, 30°149

acrita, Capua, 40°509*

acritopsis, Sphyrelata, 41-116*

Acroclita catharoptis, 40°539*; chlo-
reis, 40°523*; macroma, 42-287*;
neothela, 40°524*

acrocosma, Deilinia, 28°-236*: Ocy-
stola, 41°63*

acrodesma, Capua, 26-234*

acrographa, Capua, 40°508*

acrogypsa, Ancylis, 40°524*

acrolopha, Psorosticha, 25-92*

Acronycta, 44°145*; phaeocosma,
44-°145*; psorallina, 27-31*

Acronyctinae, synopsis of genera of,
44-139

Acrophylla nubilosa, 29°241*; paula,

~ 29:242*

Acropolitis tetrica, 40°504*

Acropteris justaria, 27°18; nanula,
27:18; striataria, 27:18

acrospila, Catada, 30°123*

acrosticha, Catoblemma, 44-°163*

acrothecta, Taxeotis, 28 223*

acroxantha, Doryenopa, 25:78*

Actaeon depressus, M2-40; hochstet-
teri, M2:40; retusus, 31-309*;
roseus, var. areatus, 31:309*

Acthosus pygmaeus, 38°225*

actinias, Anisobathra, 26°221*, 27:24;
Dudgeona, 26 202*

actinipha, Guestia, 25°95*; Hydrio-
mena, 26°248*

Actinolite schists near Blackiston,
32:130

Actinonema rosae, 39°355

Actinotia acmophora, 27-3

aculeata,-us, Cassinea, 42°56; Ostra-
cion quatuordecim, 39°485*; Patella,
30°207, 36°182, 194, 38 365; Scala,
Scalaria, 30°143; Scutellastra,
30 207

acuminata,-um,-us, Buccinum, 34°128;
Cadulus, 28:138, 35:211; Fusanus,
39:°827; Hoploteleia, 37-177*; Scler-
orrhinus, 28°112, 38:19; Tillaea,
40°63, 41°44; Trichopria, 39°436*

acutus, | Archaeocyathus, M2-116;
Ashmeadopria, 39°439*; Euthy-
phasis, 28°82; Torcula, Turritella,
34-119

acutangulus, Maechidius, 41°519;
Mandalotus, 35:71*

acuticeps, Onthophagus, 27°302

acuticollis, Stigmodera, 40:133*

acuticosta, Diethusa, 37-194; Lybaeba,
29°223*, 37:303

acutidens, Myllocerus, 30-281*

acutifrons, Cavonus, 41°567*

acutipennis, Belus, 41°603*

acutispinis, Leptops, 40-333

Acythopeus aterrimus, 30:10]

adamantina, Euplexia, 30 120*

adamsi, Calliostoma, Eutrochus,
29-172

adcocki, Cassidea, Cassis, 36°217;
Mangilia, 33-312

adcockiana, um, MHadra, 39:771;
Xanthomelon, 39:77]

addendus, Geobasileus chrysorrhaus,
39°753; Glossocheilifer, 31:241*

Additions to Australian orchidaceous
plants; by R. S. Rogers, 38 359

Additions to South Australian orch-
ideae; by R. S. Rogers, 37°125

Additions to the alien flora of South
Australia; by J. M. Black, 35-60

Additions to the cambrian fauna of

South Australia; by R. Etheridge,
29.246 Po

Additions to the fish-fauna of Lord
Howe Island; by Alan R. McCul-
loch and Edgar R. Waite, 40°437.

Additions to the flora of South Aus-
tralia; by J. M. Black, 35-2, 36°21,
171, 37:121, 39°94, 40°56, 459,
41:41, 378, 42°38, 168, 43°23, 349,
44-190, 374

Additions to the orchidaceous plants
of South Australia; by R. S, Rogers,
38°239, 41:342

additus, Heteronyx, 33°77*

Adeixis, 30°130

adelaida, Melampsalta, 38°354*

adelaidae, Bledius, 26°22; Cerato-
soma, 29°156*; Liparetrus, 29:297;
Lymexylon, 41:143; Novapus,
41-573; Onthophagus, 27-306; Scler-
orrhinus, 28°112, 38:18; Semanop-
terus, 42:260; Tachys, 25-122;
Trogophlaeus, 26°22

Adelaide, _miocene deposits under,
26°327; miocene sandstone from
North Terrace, 35:223

Adelaide tribe, smallpox among, 35°28;
vocabulary of language of, 44°76

adelaidensis, Anthus australis, 39-759;
Nephila, 34:61*; Trochocyathus,
27-211" .

Adelium, synopsis of species of,
38°402

Adelium angulatum, 38°403; anguli-
colle, 38°403; brevicorne, calosom-
oides, harpaloides, 38236; irregu-
lare, 38°401*; orphanum, pustu-
losum, simplex, tralaticium, victoriae,
38°403; virescens, 38:236

Adelodemus excisicollis, 38°370

adelopa, Ariathisa, 39°374*

adelopis, Prorocopis, 27°45*

adelosema, Chrysonema, 44°65*

Adelotopus bimaculatus, 25-113; cre-
berrimus, 25°19*: micans, 25°18*;
rufoguttatus, 25°113; tasmani,
25°18* ,

adelpha, Taxeotis, 28:224*

adelphodes, Eulechria, Guestia, 26-244

Adeorbis kimberi, 31°308*; vincent-
liana, 34:118

adiaphora, Catoblemma, 44-°162*

adiorygma, Olivella, 33:338*

adipata, Mordella, 41-237*

Adisura, 44°132*,

Adminga Creek, 38-409

admirabilis, Agetinus, 39-266*

adnatum, var. of Atriplex campanula-
tum, 42-°172*

adonis, Ceraphron, 38:103*

Adoretus, 43°246; melvillensis,
43°246*

adoxima, Andraca, 26°184*

adoxodes, Metasia, 32°98*

adoxopis, Zethes, 32°68*

adpressa, Brassica, 35°60

adpressum, var. of Spyridium erio-
cephalum, 42°47*

Adrana elongata, M2-:26

Adrenaline, effects of, on fly’s intes-
tine, 44.105

adscendens, Tillaea, 42°44

Adultery, treatment of, among the
Mailu, 39-580

adumbratus, Parasemus, 26°296*

adunca, Pultenaea, 35:2

adusta,-um, Ethemaia, 38-°325;° Hy-
menochaete, 43°308; Pseudoclithria,
38:190; Russula, 43:274*; Stereum,
43-308

advena,-us, Caulobius, 30°289; Man-
dalotus, 38-304; Protaetia, 38-198

Adventitious occurrence of Nautilus
pompilius, Linn., with a short biblio-
graphy on ocean currents affecting
the Australian coast; by Arthur R.
Riddle, 44-257

Aedriodes humeralis, 28°113*

Aegintha temporalis macgillivrayi,
38-480

Aegle, 44-153*

Aegotheles, 38°428; cristata, 39-747,
41.453

Aegus jansoni, $38:251; subbasilis,
38°251*

aéllaea, Eucosma, 40°526*

aellora, Thyas, 27:8

aeluropis, Mesodina, 26°46, 35-118

aemula,-um, Apion, 34:27, 28; Cal-
amagrostis, 41°632, 42°39; Scaevola,
40-72; var. of Mordella promiscua,
41-226

aeneicoxa, Rhicnopeltomyia, 41:365

aeneogaster, var. of Iridomyrmex dis-
cors, 39°811*

aeneolus, Elaphodes, 44-247

aeneonitens, Calomela, 40°40]

aeneoscutellum, Pleurotropomyia,
41°365

aenescens, Scitala, 31-244

aenictopis, Rivula, 32°70*

Aeolocosma, 30:37; cycloxantha,
30°38*

Aeoloscelis aulacosema, 28:172*; eu-
phaedra, JAP Ae hemicroca,
28:173*; petrosarca, 28°173*

aequaliceps, Deretaphrus, 27:127*;
Haplonycha, 30°319*

aequalifrons, Merimnetes, 34:18

aequalis, Agetinus, 39-264; Balaninus,
28°133*; Heteronyx, 33°52; Myr-
monyssus, 40:227*; ‘Talaurinus,
38:15; Trombidium, 40:226*

aequilineatus, Pecten, M2-9

aequimana, Callianassa, 31:182*

aequipinnis, Caesiosoma, 40-443;
Scorpis, 40°443

aerata, Tomyris, 39°187*

aeruginosus, Synomus, 29:221*

Aethalides coxi, 38:380*; stepheni,
38:°379*

aethalistis, Calathusa, 39:372*

aethalodes, Illidgea, 26-199*

Aethinodes, 26-307

aethiopis, Salvia, 35-60

aethopis, Ocystola, 26-136*

aethrias, Argyrolepidia, 32°55*

affinis, Agarista, 27-2; Beryx, 33-266;
Chalcopterus, 37:13; Heteronyx,
sai0p > Idalima,’ 27-2: Lapria,
41:174; Lorica, 25:137*; Milvus
korschun, 938-425, 41°449; Tri-
chopria, 39-437*

affinitalis, Loxostege, 38-459

Afforestation, economic aspect of,
34-296

Africa, birds from, 39-848, 85]

Agamerion metallica, 41°359

Agametis, 34°56; bifasciata, 34-56*

Aganippe rainbowi, 43:74*; whitei,
39°774*

Agaricus ananaeceps, 43-264; candes-
cens, 43:286; flavidus, 42-116*;
gardneri, 43:286; grossus, 43-264;
illuminans, lampas, nidiformis, nocti-
lucus, phosphoreus, 43°-286; praten-
sis, 42°125*

Agarista, 44-126*; affinis, 27-2;
maculosa, 27-2

Agaristinae, 27-1; synopsis of genera
of, 44-123

Agaristodes, 44:128*

Agathicis, 37-284*; distinctus, 37-284*

Agathodes paliscia, 32-94*

ageneta, Sylepta, 32-92*

Agestra, 33-182

Agetinus, 39:235, 262; synopsis of
species of, 39:262; abjectus, 39-269*;
admirabilis, 39-266% ; aequalis,
39:264; cacozelus, 39°270*; cicatri-
cusus, 39:267* ; compositus, 39-26% ;
confluens, 39-266* ; croesus, 39:272* ;
hackeri, 38-268* ; juvencus, 39-271*;
nitidivirgatus, 39270*; obliquus,
39-265*; subcostatus, 39°263

Agetus corinthius, 39°239

aggregata, Psilocybe, 42°134*

Agiwallem tribe, distribution of, 31:2

Aglaja troubridgensis, 33-276*

aglaodes, Cryptophaga, 29-110

aglossoides, Polydesma, 38-457

agna, Hesperia, 26-117

agnesella, Oecophora, 41°89*; Philo-
boia, 48:89*

Agnostus australiensis, 43-380; elke-
draensis, 43°379

agonis, Apion, 34°28

Agonostoma diemensis, 26-266;
steri, 33°265

agramma, Melissoblaptes, 27-49* ;
Ocystola, 31°118*

agrapha, Philobota, 41-89*

agraulia, Ancyloxypha, 26-101,
35°146, 148

agrestis, Drillia, 33-299"; Liparetrus,

29°317
40-146

Agrianome spinicollis,

Agricola, M2-48

agricota, Heteronyx, 34-162"

Agriculture in its relation to biology
and chemistry, 25°157

Agriophara cinerosa, 44-68; horridula,
26°200; leptosemela, 44-68; leu-
canthes, 26:200; platyscia, 32-117*,
tephroptera, 27°230*

agromyzae, Neodimmockia, 41°362*;
Trigonogastra, 41°347*

Agrotinae, synopsis of genera of,
44-128

Agrotis, 44°133*: spina, 38-456

ahrendti, Hesperia, 35°15]

airensis, Platytrochus, 26-256*

Aiteta, 44:186* ; plinthophora, 44-187*

Aizoon quadrifidum, 41°637; zygo-
phylloides, 38-464

ajax, Archaeocyathus, M2-118*; Arch-
aeofungia, M2-131*

alampeta, Praxis, 28°216*

alata,-us, Avicula, M2-11; Hexymus,
37°345": Pseudavieula, M2-12;

Trox, 28-283

Alatidotasia elliptica, 37-299*; ma-
crops, 37°300*: rubriventris, 37-299

alba, -um, - us, Acibdela, 30-131;
Acmaea, 30°208, 36-182; Amaran-
tus, 37:123; Columbella, 33-328;
Microberosiris, 37°200*; Microtis,
44-339; Mitromorpha, 33-328: Mit-
romorpha, var. axiscalpa, 33°329*;
Nearcha, 30°131; Patella, 30-208;
Prasophyllum, S021" - Tyto,
39-847, 849; Tyto, delicatula,
38°426, 41°450; var. of Scaphella
fulgetrum, 36°224

Albania verconis, 29°154*

albata,-us, Onesorus, 40°362*; Ura-
canthus, 40°378*; var. of Cypraea
angustata, 42-14]

Albegudina Creek, M2-295; amphi-
bolite schist from, M2-268;_beryls
at, 33:141; granite from, M2-254

albens, Eucalyptus, 40°479

Alberga, Mt., desert sandstone at, 29°86

Alberga River, 39°708

for-

albersi, var. of Clithria eucnemis,
38-159 p
albertini, Polyporus, 43:299; Spongi-

asus, 43-299

10

albicans, Clathe, 27°24; Evaniocis,
37°330*; Haliotis, 36-185, 200;
Sitina, 27°24; var. of Cicindele

ypsilon, 41-124
albicante, Haliotis, 36°185, 200
albiceps, Ditropidus, 44:233*
albiceris, Xanthoptera, 27-11*
albicollis, Metyrus, 37-424
albicostata, Sesamia, 29°175*

albicoxa, Acanthoserphus, 39-385*;.
Baryconus, 39°446*
albida,-us, Chiton, 36°156; Micro-

tragus, 41°621; Plaxiphora, 36-156,
44-265, 286; Plaxiphora, conspersa,
44-286; Siphonaria, 31°104 »
albidipes, Inocybe, 42°107*
albifascia, Pamphila, 26-118, 35-166;
Pleisoneura, 26°119, 35-167

albifrons, Gliciphila, 38-436, 39-757; °
Psyche, 30°207
albigutta, Baris, 30°93*; Opsirhina,

28:240

albinus, Ischnochiton, 44:284

Albion, cassiterite and wolfram from,
M2-252

Albite syenite of Rosetta Head, 44-6,
21

albohirtus, Liparetrus, 29-308

albonotatus, | Athyreocis, 37:270* ;
Decilaus, 37°386*; Mandalotus,
31°160*; Perissops,

37°326: Soph-
ronocis, 37°228* ;

albopicta, Baris, 30°91*
albopilosum, Aphanasium, 41°618*

alboradiata, Phenacolepas, 36-185,
200; Scutellina, 30°217*, 36-185,
200

alboscutellata, var. of Mordella bald-
iensis, 41°218

albosignata, Mordella, 41°217

albosparsa, Mordella, 41:217

albosutura, Eunaticina, 33°334*

albovarius, Lygocerus, 39°453*
albovillosa,-us, Lagria, 41°175; Lipa-
retrus, 41°547*

albovittata,-us, Sclerorinus, 38°36*;
Triphora, 33:285; Triphora, var.
mamillata, 33°285*

aleyone, Rhyparida, 39°148*

Aldgate, cambrian basal beds at,
30:249; petrography of intrusive
rocks near, 33°127; petrography of
pre-cambrian at, 33°108; petrology
of the sedimentary rocks of, 33-132

Aldgate Creek, unconformity between
cambrian and _ pre-cambrian at,
32°390

Aldinga Bay, eocene of, 35°48; palae-
ontological notes on cainozoic beds
at, 35°52

Aldockra Hill, breccias and conglom
erates at, M2-242

Alectoria australiensis, 43°283*

aleurias, Chezala, 41°80*

aleurodis, Euryischia, 41°346*

aleuropa, Stericta, 27:59*, 30-196

alexandri, Stigmodera, 40°119*

Algae, affinity of the archaeocyathinae
to, M2-167

Alice Springs, 38°50

alienigenum, Cerylon, 27:133*

alienus, Amarygmus, 37°33; Heter-
onyx, 34°223; Liparetrus, 29°324*

alincia, Nacoleia, 32-90*

Alinjerra tribe, 28°12 ;

Alittus, 39-235, 273; synopsis of
species of, 39-2738; foveolatus,
39-273; macleayi, 39:°275*; micans,
39-274; rugipennis, 39:276*; scutel-
laris, 39:274*

alix, Apaustus, 26°99, 35-145

Allaitperra tribe, distribution of, 31:2

Allandale Mine, . amphibolite schist
from, M2-267; galena-blende lode
at, M2-°313; intrusion near, M2-238;

tourmaline from, M2-294
allani, Chiridota, 39°21; Taenio-
gyrus, 39-21; Trochodota, 39-2]
Allaua tribe, distribution of, 31-3
Allecula gouldii, 44-202*; nigricans,
44-203*; pimelioides, 44-198
alleni, Eurychirus, 33-26* ; Nanophyes,
31-166*; Rhyparida, 39-146*
alliatus, Marasmius, 43°282*
Allium rotundum, 41:42; triquetrum,

35:3
allochroa, Thalainodes, 26:232*
allocrossa, Euzopherodes, 27°57*;
Lichenaula, 26-196*
Alloiodoris marmorata, 29-152
Alope, 28-154; australis, 28-154*
alopecuroides, Ptilotus, 26-32
alopecuroideum, Trichinium, var.
rubriflorum, 40:61*
Alopecurus geniculata, 26°35
Alopias vulpes, 32:29] |
Alowa tribe, distribution of, 31°3
Alpha particles of radium, 29-132:
ionisation of various gases by, 30-1
Alpha particles of uranium and
thorium; by W. H. Bragg, 30°16

Alpha rays, absorption of, 28-298;
classification of, 28-298 :
alphabeticus, Ditropidus, 44:227* ;
Mordella, 41-235* ; Oxyops, 41 -591*
alphaea, Bombyx, 28:243; Susica,

28-243

alphitella, Lepidotarsa, 41-105
alphitias, Eremochroa, 38-456
Alphitobius piceus, 38-221
alphitodes, Cryptophasa, 28:244*
Alphitophagus bifasciatus, pictus,
populi, quadripustulatus, 43-257
alpicola, Acantholophus, 39°71*; Auto-

ii

molus, 30°282, 41°557; Heteronyx,
33°51; Liparetrus, 30°282; Scleror-
inus, 38°38*: Xylophilus, 41°184
alroiensis, Ptychoparia, 43°385*
Alsine tenuifolia, 35-2
alta, Cuspidaria, 32-198*
alterna, Mocis, 38°457
alternans, Trox, 28-283

Alternanthera angustifolia, 40°459;
triandra, 38-464

Alternaria solani, 39:356

alternata,-us, Ethemaia, «38:327%,

42-268; Mangelia, 33-312; Menios,
37-425*; Thechia, 35:84*; Tyrtaeo-
sellus, 37°338*; Tyrtaeosus, 37:207*

Althorpes, flora of, 32°272

alticosta, Acmaea, 30-209

alticostata, Acmaea, 36°183, 197;
Mangilia, 33°313; Patella, 30-209;
36-183, 197

altifrons, Stephanopsis, 39-785

altipinnis, Spheroides, 40-450; Tetro-
don, 40-450

Altivasum aurantiacum, 38°484; flin-
dersi, 38-484*

alucinans, Mangilia, 33:317

alvifolia, Yucea, 37-454

alychnopa, Nannomorpha, 32:80*

Alypeta, 46°528*; aclyta, delochlora,
leptochlora, 40-529*

Alypophanes, 32°62’,
cosma, 32-63*

@4°185*; irido-

alysos, Pleisoneura, 26°:119; Plesio-
neura, 35-167

Alyssum maritimum, 35-60

Alyxia buxifolia, 40-70

amabile,-is, Apion, 34°28; Cardita,

32-348; Cilea, 26-19; Haplonycha,
30-312"; Labanda, 27-47*: Lipar-.
etrus; 29-321*; Micromerus, 26-293;
Venericardia, 36°348

amalia, Erynnis, 31:170; Pamphila,
31-170, 35-162; Parnara, 35-162

Amaloptila, 27-6*, 32°61; ptilomela,
29-180; triorbis, 27°6*, 29°180,
32°61

Amaltheus, M2-45; fontinalis, M2-46;
olene, M2-46
Amanita ananaeceps, 43:-264; grossa,

43-264

Amanitopsis grossus, 43-264; pune-
tata, 43-265*

Amarantus, albus, 37°123; patulus,
35°6]

' Amarygminae, Australian, 37-6,
38-234

Amarygmus, synonymy ol! species,
37-32; synopsis of species, 37°35

Amarygmus, aborigine, 37°39*;
alienus, 37-33; anthracinus, 37-32;
bicolor, 37-33, 34; carbo, 37:38*:
columbinus, 38-236; corpulentus,

37°40*; curvipes, 37°33; ellipsoides,
37°32; erubescens, 38°230*; femor-
atus, 37°43*; foveoseriatus, 37°33;
frenchi, 37°34; gemmatus, 37-°44*;
hackeri, 37°44*; indigaceus, 37°33;
kershawi, 37°42*; kurandae, 37°45*;
maculicollis, © 38-231*; maurulus,
37°34; minimus, 38°232*; minutus,

37°34; morio, 37°34; obtusus,
38:237; pusillus, 38°237; regius,
38°229*; rufescens, 37°41*- ruti-

lipes, 37°34; semissis, 37°32, 38-238;
sphaeroides, 37°38*; tardus, 37:34;
tasmanicus, 37°33; tibialis, 37°40*;
torridus, 37°34; tristis, 37:32,
38:237 ; tropicus, 37°42*; uniformis,
Ey hes >

amathodes, Caradrina, 32°59*

Amaurobius robustus, 39°775

Amaurochiton glaucus, 44:267

Amazonstone at Mulga Hill, 31-123;
at Olary, 31°123

Amazonstone- pegmatite from the
Rupee Mine, analysis of, M2 297

ambigua,-um,-us, Cedilaus, 36 84*;
Ctenolates, 26°265; Helichrysum,
43°353; Heteronyx, 34207*; Plec-
troplites, 33-268; Scitala, 31°253*

Ambleside, cellular blue slate near,
o2' 122, 127

Amblydonite from Bulla Bulling,
34-2538

amblyoponae, Uropoda, 40:233*

amblyrhinus, Myllocerus, 29:212*

Amblyrhynchotus oblongus, 40 450

ambrosioides, Chenapodium, 36°24

Amelora anthracica, 29:177*; heter-
opa, 25°64*, 27-194; lithopepla,
42°234*: paronycha, 26-231: platy-
desma, 25°65*, 27°194; polychroa,
31:171*; tetraclada, 26-231

amentatus, Polyachus, 44:255*

Amerostenus, 37°79*; australiensis,
= VASE od ’

Amethyst near Mt. Crawford, 33-144

amethystina,-us, Calomela,. 40:399;
Chalcopterus, 37°10

Amethystine colouration produced in
glass by ultra-violet and X-ray radi-
ation; by A. R. Riddle, 43-420,
44-385

amicta,-us, Elaphodes, 44 248; Hyper-
lopha, 27-10*

amideta, Thyas, 27°8*

Amisallus nodosus, 42:267; tuberosus,
32:205; whitei, 32 206, 42°267

Ammania multiflora, 40-461

Ammidium ciliatum, 38-406

ammocharis, Pimelea, 42-180

ammophilum,-us, Laius, 41°132*;
Mandalotus, 33:167*; var. of Pani-

12

cum divaricatissimum, 41°632;

Zygophyllum, 26°32; var. of Zygo-

phyllum billardiere, 42-175
ammoscia, Microstola, 44-68*

amoena,-us, Aracana, 39°491; Hap-
lonycha, 30°313* ; Heteronyx,
34-207*

amoenula, Baris, 30°85

Amonodontomerus, 37:99*; viridis,
37°99*

Amorphocis, 37°362*; mirus, 37-362*

Amorphophallus campanulatus, 29-207

Amorphorhinus muriceus, 39°85*

amotella, Oecophora, 41-116; Sphyre-
lata, 41°116

Amoturella, 37:110*;
37°110*

Ampagia hystricosa, 37-298*

saintpierrei,

Amphibia from Central Australia,
38°445

amphibola, Euchloris, 30°128*
Amphibole near Stephen’s Creek,
M2-268

Amphibole schist near Broken Hill,
M2-266; Mulga Creek, M2-267;

Poolamacca head-station,
Thackaringa, M2-:267

Amphibolis zosterifolia, 37-1

Amphibolite from Blakiston, 32-136

Amphibolite intrusive at Mt. Compass,
33°24]

Amphibolite schist from Albegudina
Creek, M2-268; Allandale Mine,
M2-267; Broken Hill area, M2-266; -
Stephen’s Creek, M2-267

Amphibolurus’ angulifer, 37°458;
barbatus, 38-442; maculatus, 38-442,
39°767; pictus, 41°470; reticulatus,
38°442, 39-767; rufescens, 39-768

amphibrota, Doratiphora, 26°216*;
28:243

Amphiclasta, 30-°132*; lygaea, 30°132*

Amphicrossa, 26 233*; hemadelpha,
26:233, 27°198

amphideta, Euproctis, 26°177*

amphileuca, Linosticha, 27°229*;
Xylorycta, 26:238*

Amphipogon strictus, 38-461

amphisema, Nephogenes, 31°117*

Ampbhistegina lessoni, 39350

Amphitomura gemmata, 44-291

amphitorna, Laspeyresia, 40°534*

amphixantha, Borkhausenia, 28°169*

Amphoroidea angustata, 32°147*; ele-
gans, 35:89*

Amphoroidella elliptica, 32:148*

amplicollis, Belus, 32230; Manda-
lotus, 28°118*, 33°162; Misophrice,
30°77*; Rhyparida, 39-130 .-

amplicornis, Diethusa, 37°317, 320;
Lybaeba, 37°320

M2-268;

Diethusa, 37°317; Lep-
37°317;

amplipennis,
tops, 40°338; Melanterius,
Pelorrhinus, 28-124*
amplus, Acolus, 38°69
ampulla, Triphora, 33°288
Amputation of finger among Gimmu
and Wogait, 31°&
Amuscidea, 37°107*; nigripes, 37°108*
Amusements of aborigines of north-
western South Australia, 28 30
Amycterides ‘in the South Australian
Museum, notes on, 38°11, 39°57

amycteroides, Microtragus, Phantasis,
Stychus, 41-620

Amycterus draco, 28112, 38°24;
leichhardti, 35-76

Amydala nigrinasus, 37°442; tarsalis,
37°443*

amydra, Paranepsia, 40°520*

amydrosema, Guestia, 27:227*

amygdalina, Eucalyptus, 32-285

Amyna, 44°155*; spilonota, 27:34*

Anacampseros australiana, 41:44*

Anacheirotus, 32-368

Anachis speciosa, 34°140

Anachrostis placospila, 32-72% ;
phora, 32:71*

anactus, Papilio, 39-845

anaemacta, Catoblemma, 44-163*

Anagyrus channingi, 37°111*; emer-
sane roq-t13* sj: penn; ,.37-112" ;
saintpierrei, 37-112*

Analdes, 40°533* ; hypolepta, 40°533*

analis, i iceevere 29-32]

Analysis of amazonstone- pegmatite
from the Rupee Mine, M2-297; bio-
tite augen-gneiss near Stephen’s
Creek, M2282; caliche of Broken
Hill area, M2-226; garnet amphi-

zono-

bolite from Rockwell intrusion,
M2:264; ‘garnet-sandstone’ from
Block 10 -Mine, Broken Hill,
M2°309; garnet-sillimanite schist

near Broken Hill, M2284; meteoric
aust. trom § Broken Hill ‘area,
M2-228; Mt. Howden chiastolite
schist, M2-274; protogine granite
near the North Pap, M2-251; py-
roxene amphibolite from Broken
Hill, M2259, from Rockwell-
Broken Hill road, M2-261, from
Thackaringa, M2-257; rhodonite
rock at Broken Hill, M2-307;
sand from dunes of Cuttaburra
Creek, M2-229; ‘silicate-ore’ from

Block 10. Mine, Broken Hill,
M2-305; tillite of Sturt River gorge,
M2-245; uralite dolerite from

Broken Hill, M2-270
Analysis of ash of Acacia salicina; by
A. J. Higgin, 27-202

13

Analysis of samples of water from
bores and springs, Great Australian
Artesian Basin, collected by S. A.
White in 1913; by W. S. Chapman,
38°472

ananaeceps, Agaricus, Amanita,
43-264
Ananca boisduvali, 41:293; lateralis,

41°309; ruficollis, 41°296; vitticollis,
41-284

Anapaea quadriguttata, 26-215

Anapestus kreusleri, 41:146

Anaphaeis teutonia, 38 455

Anas superciliosa, 36°178;
rogersi, 38°423

Anastatus aristotelea, 41°357

Anaxo dentipes, 44-200*;
lioides, 44-201*

anazona, Nepticula, 30°58*

Anchithyrus caliginosus, 36°88*; reti-
culatus, 36 88*, 37:272

anchoralis, Pseudoclithria, 38-192*

Anchura wilkinsoni, M2:43

Anchusa capensis, 36°24

Ancilla beachportensis, 33°d007 >
mucronata, 36°231; oblonga, 36°230

ancilla, Pamphila, 35-:155, 156; var.
of Telicota augius, 35 156

Ancillaria marginata, 36°:231; mucron-

superciliosa

strongy-

ata, 36°231; oblonga, 36-230
Ancita didyma, 25°35*; dispar,
25-34*
Ancocis, 37°421*; collaris, 37°422*
Ancylis acrogypsa, 40 524*
Ancyloceras, M2-46; sp. ind., M2-46
Ancyloxypha augraulia, 26101,
35 146, 148

Andalusite and chiastolite schist near
Euriowie, M2-276

Andalusite mica schists at Rosetta
Head, 44-49
Andalusite schist at Cartwright’s

Creek, M2-274
andersoni, Hesperilla, 35°125; telesto,
26°66, 35°125
Andraca adoxima, 26°184*
Androdes, 44:134*
Andropogon exaltatus, 38°46]
anelia, Onceropyga, 30:137*
aneliopsis, Nodaria, 28:219*
Anellobia chrysoptera, host of Micro-

hlaria” sp. 34°107, thos “oly bry-
panosoma anellobiae, 34:105, 113
Anellobia mellivora, host of Try-

panosoma anellobiae, 34:105
anellobiae, Trypanosoma, 34:105*
anemarcha, Tortrix, 26 236*

anemodes, Nearcha, 26°227*

Anepius, 26 29*; koebelei, 26°30*;
raucus, 26 30*

Anerastia minoralis, 27°52*; xiphi-

mela, 27°52*

Anerastria minoralis, 30°196;
mela, 27:52"

Aneucomides, 36°44; hirticollis, 36°44*

aneura, Acacia, 38°465, 39°832

Aneurystypus carinaticeps, 43°237*;
collaris, 33°80; inermicollis, 41°570* ;
pachypus, 41°568* ; pauxillus,
33°81*; pilosicollis, 41:569*

Anga tribe, distribution of, 31:3

xiphi-

angasi, Circe, 31-109; Columbella,
34-137; Cuspidaria, 32°199; Gad-
inia, 31°105, 38-367; Gafrarium,
31°109; Lorica, 36°155; Loricella,
36°155, 42°82, 43-60*, 44-291;
Mitrella, 34°:137; Neaera, 32°199;
Ostrea, 36°36; Ovula, 36°216;

Pyrene, 34:137; Triphora, 33-281;
Triphora, var. leuca, 33°282*

Angasia, 28:147; carolinensis, 28-146;
elongata, 28:147*; kimberi, 28-149*;
lanceolata 28-146; pavonina, 28:146;
robusta, 28°150*; stimpsoni, 28:146;
tomentosa, 28°152*

angasianum, Xanthomelon, 29-162

Angaston, wavellite from, 30°327

Angee tribe, distribution of, 31°3

Angelia, 27°193*; callisarca, 27°194*;
eurypsamma, 39°381*; haplochroa,
39:°382*; heteropa, 27°194; philo-
cosma, 39°381* ; platydesma, 27°194;
stenoscia, 39°382*; tephrochroa,
27°194*

Angia rubeola, 28-9

Angianthus whitei, 37-122*

angophorae, Baris, 30°86*

Anguilla australis, 32°-297

anguina,-us, Serpula, Siliquaria, Tena-
godus, 36:209

anguineus, Belus, 41°597

angularis, Euryporopterus, 37°304;
Pentellina, 39°349

-angulata,-um,-us, Adelium, 38°403;
Atriplex, 42°171; Cardiothorax,

38°398; Daedrosis, 38:-389*: Lima,
31°314; Liparetrus, 29-300; Mantel-
lum, Radula, 31°314

-angulicolle,-is, Adelium, 38:°403;
Geloptera, 39-259*

angulifer, Amphibolurus, 37°458

angulosa, var. of Eucalyptus incrassata,
32°281, 40°69

-angusta,-us, Cryptodus, 43:235*; Ger-

villia angusta, M2-°14; Macro-
teleia, 37°150*; Mandalotus, 40°323;
Mitromorpha, 33:329*; Scraptia,
41:164*; Scraptia, var. fasciata,
41°165*; var. of Aracana_ spilo-
gaster, 39-488*

@ngustata, Amphoroidea, 32:147*;

Belus, 41°607*; Lacordairia, 25°116;
Semanopterus, 42:258

14

angustata, Cypraea, 42:140; var.
albata, 42-141; var. bicolor, 42°142;
var. comptoni, 42°140; var. declivis,
38°362, 42-41; var. mayi, 42-141;
var. piperita, 42-142; var. pulicara,
42-143

angustella, Mesolecta, 41-101;
phora, 41:10]

angustibasis, Myllocerus, 38:288*

angusticollis, Cardiothorax, 38-391,
398; Chalcopterus, 37:19*: Lici-
noma, 38°391, 398; Rhyparida,
39°147*

angusticornis, Paramesius, 39°405*

angustifolia, Alternanthera, 40-459;
var. of Acacia pycnantha, 32:275

angustior, Cadulus, 35-211*, 218; var.
of Crassatellites banksi, 31°312*;
Euphiltra, 41-106

angustipennis, Acolus, 38°67*; Myllo-
cerus, 41°587*; Sclerorinus, 38-21;
Telenomoides, 36°169*

angustipictus, Mandalotus, 35:72*

Oeco-

angustula,-us, Automolus, 29-332;
Belus, 41°598; Erynnis, 26-109;
Pamphila, 26-109

angustus, Cyllorhamphus, 38-321*;

Mandalotus, 38:311*; Sclerorrhinus,
28-112

Anigraea, 44:173*

Anilaus costirostris, 36:103*, 37-412

Anilios australis, 41°435

Anion-proteid in certain tissues, 29°35

Anisobathra, 96-°221*; actinias,
26:221*, 27°24

anisocausta, Meritastis, 40°514*

anisodesma, Limnoecia, 28:174*; Teli-
cota, 35-157*

Anisogona placoxantha, 26-236

anisogramma, Niguza, 29-174*

anisomorpha, Bibla, 35-146*

anisophragma, Scoparia, 25-67*

anisopleura, Xylaria, 43°313

Anisoradsia mawlei, 42°82: mawlei,
var. saundersi, 42°82*; 43-73*; saun-
dersi, 44-285

Anisynta, 35°141*; argenteo-ornatus,
35°141; argina, 35-142; croites,
35°141; cynone, 35-143; polysema,
35°142; sphenosema, 35°143; tas-
manicus, 35°14]

Anna Creek quartzites and sandstones,
28°199

Annual reports, see under name of
society or section

annulicornis, Platygerrhus, 37-78*

Anobium paniceum, 36°244

Anodontonyx, see also Scitala and
Sericesthis.

Anodontonyx, 31°:257; synopsis of
species of, 31:258; antennalis,

31°266*; chalceus, 31°263*, 42°255;

consanguineus, 31°262*; — creber,
ae 262", 42-255; gravicollis,
31-260*; harti, 31°:259; hirticeps,

31-266* ; indignus, 31-264*, 42°255;
languida, 25-21, 31:265; insularis,
43:217*; niger, 43°219*; nigro-
lineata, 25°21; opalescens, 43-218*;
planiceps, 42°:256; planiceps, var.
ater, 42°257*; rectangulus, 31:264*;
tetricus, 31:261*; vigilans, 31-260,
42-255

anomala,-us, Byrrhomorpha, 31-276* ;

- Cronia, 33:319; Heteronyx, 32°381*; |

Lucina, M2-16; Mangilia, Murex,
Ocinebra, 33:319; Pseudavicula,
M2-16; Purpura, 33-319
Anomia tridentata, 31-107
anomogastra, Colaspoides, 39°290*
Anomophlebia, 32:75*; furtiva, 32°75*
Anoplocapros, 39-479; gibbosus,
39-480*; grayi, lenticularis, 39-479

Anoplocis, a1°3(6.3 ferrugineus,
‘Teo hag

Anoplognathus concinnus, 38:253;
multiseriatus, 43-241*; prasinus,

43-240; smaragdinus, 43-24]
Anson Bay, birds from, 35-221
Anstey Hill, 33-106; cambrian blue

metal limestone at, 30-239; cam-

brian thick quartzites at, 30-242;

upland miocene at, 33°106
Anstey’s copper mine, rate of growth

of stalagmite in, 25°15]
antalata, Galumna, 40:238*
Antarctic auroral observations, 40°15]
antarctica,-us, Callorhynchus, 32-293;

Caulinia, Cymodocea, Graumuel-
lera, Kernera, 37:1; Mustelus,
32:290; Pectinella, 37-1, 39-94;

Posidonia, 37:1; Ruppia, 37-1, 2;
Scirpus, 40°58; Thalassia, 37°]
Antechamber Bay, erratics at, 27:79;
igneous dyke at, 27°82; pre-tertiary
_glacial remains at, 27°79; tourma-
line and cairngorm from, 27-311
Anteia canescens,

27°18

antennalis, Anodontonyx, 31-°266*;
Cryptodus, 43:234*; Haplonycha,
30°304*; Macroperas, 938:°394*;
Phyllotocus, 43-202*; Pseudo-

cavonus, 41:575
antennata, Ocynoma, 30°71
antennifera, Thelymitra, 33°12, 37°56,
44-333
Antennophorus emarginatus, 40°231*
Anteon australis, 38°131*; reticula-
ticeps, 38°131*
Anteris nigriscutellum, 39-448*
Anteromorpha, 37°145*; assimilis,
° 37:146*; australica, 37°146*

27:18; doddsiana,

15

Anthela aspilota, 26-182; callispila,
29°175* ; neurospasta, 26°182* ; nipho-

macula, 29°175*, 30°127; phoeni-
cias, 26°182*, 27-216; pyromacula,
29:176*; rubicunda, 27-216; uni-
formis, 30°127
anthemodes, Borkhausenia, 41°57;
Oecophora, 41°57
Anthemus chionaspidis, var. hilli,.
at-350"

anthereae, Neotelenomus, 37:171*

anthiciceps, Xylophilus, 41°200*

Anthicus australis, 41-581; concolor,.
41:178; semipunctatus, 41°580*:
xerophilus, 41:580*

anthidium, Apion, 34:27

Anthistiria ciliata, 38-461, 39-825;
imberbis, 40°57

Anthomorpha, M2-113

anthoptera, Blastobasis, 31°118*

anthracias, Mesoptila, 27:184; Pedois,.
26:246*, 30:197; Raparna, 27-185

anthracica, Amelora, 29°:177*; Clathe,,.
26°186*, 27:24

anthracina,-us, Amarygmus, $7°32;.
Protomacha, 41:78*

anthracistis, Chereuta, 30°34*
anthracophilus, Merismus, 43:299;:

Polyporus, 43°299
anthracopis, Psecadia, 26-165*
anthracosema, Bactra, 40°528*
anthrascopa, Trachydora, 28-179*
anthraxoides, Crexa, 26°185
Anthrenus, 27:172; australe, 27-169
Anthropological notes made on the
South Australian Government North-
west Prospecting Expedition, 1903;
by Herbert Basedow, 28:12
Anthropological notes on the western
coastal tribes of the Northern Terri-
tory of South Australia; by Herbert
_ Basedow, 31:1
Anthus australis, 38°437, 41-465
Anthus australis adelaidensis, 39-759 ;.
stomach contents of, 39-766
antica, Arestha, 27-18
antichroma, Coeranica, 26°137*
Anticlinal fold at Horrocks
28-261
Anticyra approximata, 27:18
Antiochrus, 29:273; aberrans, 29-2713.
brunneus, 29:274; oblongus, 29-271 ;.
politulus, 29-271
Antiopala ebenospila, 41-79*
Antipha basalis, 27°17
antipodum, Aphaenogaster, 40°217;.
Atta, 40-216; Engraulis, 32-2943.
Helcioniscus, Patella, 30-205
Antiporus collaris, 25-124, 27-92
antiqua,-us, Cicindela, 41-121*; Cal-
listochiton, 35°98, 36°150, 44-285;.
Callistochiton, mawlei, 43-°400;.

Pass,

Callistochiton, mayi, 43°401*; Callisto-
chiton, meridionalis, 43-400*; Chiton,
35°98, 36:150; Lepidopleurus, 36-150

Antitrogus, 35:197; ‘synopsis of species
of 35:199; burmeisteri, 35-200*, 42 257;
nigricornis, 35:199*; tasmanicus, 42°257

Antoligostethus, 35:203*; lucidus, 35-203*

Ants, coleoptera in nests of, 43:166

Ants’ nests in South Australia, isopod
crustacea found in, 37°116

Anuga, 44-173*

Anula tribe, distribution of, 31:3

Anyoola tribe, distribution of, 31-3

Aolles maestus, 34:48*; minimus, 34:49*;
orbiculatus, 41617; puncticollis, 34-49* ;
variegatus, 34:47*

Aonychus striatus, 37:196

Aparete hystricosa, 38:329*; longipes,
38 °328*; nodosa, 38°330; palpebrosa,
38-328

Apatelus squamosus, 38°22]

Apatite of the Inglewood district, 33-116

Apaustus, 2698; synopsis of species of,
26°98
Apaustus alix, 26°99, 35-145; dolon,

35°144; dschilus, 35:148; flavovittata,
26-100, 35-146; heterobathra, 32:316*,

| apicistriatus,
| apiformis,

16"

Aphotismus, 37°101*; ‘niger, 37-101*
aphronesa, Smyriodes, 26 -250*
aphylla, Caladenia, 44°356
apicalis, Cudnellia, 39'333";
39°80*; Diethusa, 37-318*; Ethemaia,
28:107*; Liparetrus, 41°5386*; Melan-
terius, 37:189; Microvalgus, 38-204*;
Morpholycus, 41-288; Parroa, 41-492;
Porithea, 40-393* ; Pseudolycus, 41-288;

Cyttalia,

Rhyparida, 39- 122: var. of Phyllo-
tocus navicularis, 43-198
apicata,-us, Decilaus, 29:230*, 37-260;

Melampsalta, 38° 352° ; Mordella, Tom
oxia, 41°243; Uropoda, 40:°233*

apicicollis, Liaius, 41°129*; Oxacis,
41 311"; Tomyris, 39°175*; Tyrtacosus,
37°215*

apicicornis, Clerada, 38:56, 57

apicifusca, Copidita, 41-307*

apicipennis, Cryptorhynchus, 37-232*;

Rhyparida, 39°133*

Cleptor, 39-313*

Daedrosis, 38:389*

apifuscus, var. of Phyllotocus occidentalis,
43°197*

| apli, var. of Septoria petroselini, 39-355

| Apina, 44-128*

Apion aemulum, 34:27,28; agonis, ama-

| bile, 34-28; anthidium, carpophagum,
comosum, condensatum, 34°27; con-

35:154; lascivia, 26°100, 35°153;
minimus, 26°98, 35°145; papyria, |
26:98, 35°145; sunias, 26°101, 35-148;
walkeri, 35:15]

apelles, Ceraphron, 38:1]11*

apertus, Heteronyx, 34°157*

Aphaenogaster. 40°2138; antipodum,
40°217; barbigula, 40°221*; longiceps,

40 216, 219 221; pythia, 40-219;
ota, 40°217
Aphanasium albopilosum, 41°618*
Aphanisticus lilliputana, 41-576

rugin-

Aphanogmus, synopsis of Australian
species of, 38 97

Aphanogmus assimilis, 38-96*; braconis,
38°95*; brunneus, 38:97*; nigripes,
38 96*: unifasciatus, 38-96*

Aphanomerus aureus, 38:59; bicolor,
38°59; flavus, 38:60*; niger, 38:59;
nigriceps, 38°60*; pusillus, 3860;
rufescens, 38°60; sordidus, 38-60*

aphanta, Xanthorrhoe, 42278*

Aphelinus ciliatus, 41°353*

Aphelocephala _castaneiventris __whitei,

38°438, 39-755; stomach contents of,
38°439, 39-764
Aphelocephala _leucopsis, 38°434, 438,
41°462; stomach contents of, 41-468
Aphelocephala nigricincta, 38-434, 39-756,
41-462; stomach contents of, 38-440,
39-765, 41°468
Aphelocephala pectoralis,
ach contents of, 39: 764
aphenges, Pielus, 28:247*
aphodioides, Cheiragra, 43-207
Aphodius howitti, 33-344

39°756; stom-

gestum, 34°33*; convexipenne, 34-30*;
fuscosuturale, immundum, 34 27; inorn-

atum, 34-28%; integricolle, 34°27;

longicolle 34-29% : microscopicum,
34°35*; nigrosuturale, 34°36*; niveodi-
spersum, 34-°30*; philanthum, 34°27;
pilistriatum, 34-:32*; pulicare, solani,
34°27; stilbum, 34-32%; subopacum,
34°31*; tasmanicum, 34: 35*; tenui-

striatum, 34-28*; vertebrale, 34: 384*

apionoides, Misophrice, 30°75

Aplatygerrhus magnificus, 37° 77"

aplegia, Carposina, 40°499*

aplegiopa, Procometis, 28:245*

Aplite, from Olary, petrography of,
33°131; gneissic, from Granite Range,
28-188; grey, of Cape Willoughby,
43°323; minor potash, of Port Elliot,
44:9, 27 ; red, of Port Elliot, 44-9, 25;
soda, of Port Elliot, 44 9, 28

| apoblepta, Catada, 32-7 77%

apocrypha, Pyrausta, 32: 101*

apoda, Paradisea, 40°594

Apodecta, 26°189*; monodisca, 26°189%*,
27°24

apollo, Ceraphron, 38°115*

Aponogeton distachyum, 36:25

Aposites, 40°389; macilentus, 40-389;
niger, 40°389
appendiculata, Copidita, 41°305*; var.

of Atriplex paludosa, 40°60
Apperina Bore, 38°408
Appila Creek Gorge,
till at, 30-232

cambrian glacial

approximans, Acanthochiton, 44-287;
Heteronyx, 34:209*

approximata, Anticyra, 27°18

aprepes, Cryptoscopa, 28°238*

Aprosita, 38:457*; ulothrix, 38:457*

aptera, Parooderella, 37:88*

Apterosemoidea nigriviridis, 37:103*

Apterosemoidella bioculata, 37-104*

apulum, Lithospermum, 35-60

Apura, 40°519*; xanthosoma, 40°519*

Apus australiensis, 41-480

Aquamarine near Mt. Crawford, 33°143_

Aquamarine. See also Bery]

aquaticus, Sclerocyphon, 43°252*

aquila, Sciaena, 26:266

arabicum, Ornithogalum, 36°25

Aracana, 39°483; and its allies, revision
of, 39-477; synopsis of genera allied to,
39:477; synopsis of species of, 39-484

Aracana aurita, 39°484*,486; amoena,
39:°491; flavigaster, 39- 491*; lenti-
cularis, 39:480; lineatus, 39°485*;
ornata, 39°489; reevesii, 39-485*;
spilogaster, 39:487*; spilogaster, var.
angusta, 39-488*; spilogaster, var.
spinosissima, 39-488*

arachne, Microtragus, 41-622

Arachnida from Central Australia; by
R. H. Pulleine, 38-447

Arachnida from north-western regions of
South Australia; by W. J. Rainbow,

39°77
arachnoidea, Gnephosis, 41°388
arachnopus, Stipa, 43 25

araea, Scolioplecta, 40:°521*
araeoceroides, Edusa, 39:207*
Araeomorpha, 32°82*; atmota, 32°82*
Araeoptera, 44-:158*; microclyta, 44°158*

Araneidae of Cooper Creek country,
41-482
Araneidae of the South Australian

Museum expedition to the Strzelecki
and Cooper Creeks; by W. J. Rainbow,
47-482

arbuscula, Arthrocnemum, 43:°361*;
cornia, 43-358, 361

arbutum, Ischnochiton, 44-284

Arca trapezia, 33:251, 36:36, 38

Archaean deposits of Kangaroo Island,

Sali-

27°80; of southern Yorke Peninsula,
25:3, 26 274
Archaeocyathidae, M2-105
Archaeocyathinae, affinities of, M2-167;

algal theory of, M2-167; bibliography
of, M2-184; chemical composition of,
M2-158; classification of, M2 105; from
Wilson, 34:252; geographical distribu-
tion of, M2-68; history of, M260;
microscopic character of, M2-°162; mor-
phological nomenclature of, M2°57;
morphology of, M2°75; pebble from
Marino beach containing, 27°313;
phylogeny of, M2-177; reefs, M2-60;

land

|
|
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soft parts of, M2-164; stratigraphical

position of, ‘68

Archaeocyathinae from the cambrian of
South Australia, with an account of the
morphology and affinities of the whole
class; by T. Griffith Taylor, M2-55

Archaeocyathinae limestones, association
with purple slates, 28-261; discovery
of, 28:258; near Wirrialpa, 28-261; of

Yorke Peninsula, 28-260. See also
Cambrian limestone, 42:197

Archaeocyathus acutus, M2-116; ajax,
M2-:118*; concentricus, M2-117; dis-
sepimentalis, M2-128*; equivallum,
M2-119*; grandipora, M2-120*; rete-
septa, M2-120*; retezona, M2-121*;
sellicksi, M2-126*; stapipora, M2-118*;
trachealis, M2-125*; tubavallum,
M2-123*; wirrialpensis, M2-124*

Archaeofungia, M2-108, 131*; ajax,
M2-131*

Archaeosycon, M2-111
Archaeozoon acadiense, 38:5
Archamia leai, 40°455*
archephanes, Neumichtis, 44-138*

archeri, Corntinarius, 42:97*; Myxa-
cium, 42 97*

Archernis argocephala, 27°64*; eucosma,
32:95*; leucocosma, 32°95*; metriodes,

Archidoris staminea, 29°151*; varia,
29-150

| arciferus, Mandalotus, 31°145*

Arcoperna scapha, 32°196*

Arcothymus coenosus, 38°406; _ tristis,
38:406

arcotinum, Dentalium, M2-39

arctatus, Oxyops, 38319; Pantoreites,

38°319
arcuatus, Mandalotus, 31°154*
Arcularia dipsacoides, 31°214; grandior,

32:°344*: mobilis, 32°343

Ardozyga, 26°244*; tetralychna, 26°244*;
thermoplaca, 26:244*

Ardrossan, ancient river terrace near,
42-222; cambrian basal beds at,
30:257; cambrian dolomitic limestone
near, 42°199; miocene deposits near,
42°203; notes on geology of, 42°18;

pleistocene deposits near, 42 205; pre-
cambrian deposits at, 42°187; purple
slates at, 28°269; quarizites and sand-
stones at, 28 200; recent deposits near,
42-211; subsidences near, 42.212; upper
cambrian basal grits near, 42°192

areatus, var. of Actaeon roseus, 31°309*

arenaria,-us, Aristida, 38°461; Bromus,
39°826, 40°57

Arenicola assimilis, 40°41; cristata,
40°41; loveni, 40°38*

arenosa, Columbella, 934°127; Phola-

domya, 31°230; Thraciopsis, 31-230
areolata,-us, Leptops, 40-331; Meryx,
26°318

arescopa, Maenas, 30°118*

Arestha antica, 27°18

argentata, Epicoma, 27°23; Teara, 27°23

argenteo-ornatus, Anisynta, 35-141; Astic-
topterus, 26°91; Cyclopides, 26-91,
35:141; Trapezites, 26-91, 35-141

argenteus, Neosilurus, 32-296

Argentiferous galena-blende lodes of the
Broken Hill area, genesis of, M2-314

argentosa, Teara, 27°23

argeus, Hesperia, 35°155, 156

argillacea, Lamyrodes, 40°505*; Stigmo-
dera, 40°126*

argillina, Emmiltis, 39-378*: Encryphia,
28-228"

argillodes, Epiplema, 27°19*

argina, Anisynta, 35°142
Argobuccinum australasia, 36-220
argocentra, Trachyntis, 25-86*
argocephala, Archernis, 27°64*
argoneura, Trachydora, 28:180*
argonota, Ypsolophus, 25°81*
argoscia, Syntomactis, 28°175*
argosticta, Euchloris, 28-220*

argus, Syngnathus, 32:298
argyraspis, Coesyra, 26°142; Philobota,
26°142

argyrias, Cryptophasa, 30°141*
argyritis, Prorocrania, 28°226*
Argyrodes, 39-780; binotata, 39-781*
argyrodes, Nephogenes, 41°100*
Argyrolepidia, 44:126*; aethrias,
unimacula, 27-29*

argyroleuca, Heliocosma, 40°537*
argyropis, Lepidotarsa, 26°145*

o2°55":

Argyroploce drymoptila, 44°58*; eury-
phaea, 40°530*; eurypolia, 40°530*:
exedra, 40°532*; intricata, 40-532*;

irrorea, 40°539*; mysterica, 40°533*;
phaeosigma, 40°532*; siderea, 40°531*;
tenebrosa, 40°531*

argyrota, Xylorycta, 32°116*

argyrozona, Pyroderces, 28°173*

Ariathisa adelopa, 39°374*; coelnoptera,
39°365*; emboloma, 42°233*; hetero-
gama, 39°374*

Aricia thersites, 36°209

arida,-us, Hesperoptila, 26°137*; Helacus,
41-579; Liparetrus, 29-300; Misophrice,
41°593*; Psylliodes, 41°625*

aridela, Capua, 42:286*

aridulus, Silvanus, 27°151*

ariel, Lagenoplastes, 38-428, 41-455

Ariola, 44-188*

aristadelpha, Dichromodes, 27-190*

aristata, Thelymitra, 33-12, 44-332
Triodia, 39-825*

Aristeis hepialella, 26-138, 41°75; macro
tricha, 27°225*

Aristida arenaria, 38°461; behriana, 40°58

aristocosma, Oiketicus, 32-112*

18

aristodora, Nymphula, 32°83*

aristotelea, Anastatus, 41°357

Aristotelia hemisarca, 40°542*; mono-
stropha, 26°173; peribapta, 42-237*

Arisus, 40°312; carinaticeps, 40°313*;
depressus, 40°312; minutus, 40°313*

Arkaroola Creek, 25°47

Armatica, 44°189*

armaticeps, Scitala, 31-244

armatus, Catasarcus, 42°267; Cavonus,
41-568; Enoplosus, 33-269; Novapus,
41°573*

armeniaca, Cypraea, 42°148; var. of

Cypraea umbilicata, 36-211, 213*, 244,.
42-148

armigerum, Bolboceras, 40-280

armilla, Tetraodon, 39°475*

Armillaria mellea, 43-266";
exannulata, 43°266*

armillata, Triphora, 33:283*

armipectus, Mandalotus, 33:165*;
cerus, 38°292*

armipennis, Onesorus, 40°358*

armiventris, Geloptera, 39°241*

Armlets of aborigines of west coast of
Northern Teritory, 31°44

Arm-shells and other shell ornaments of
the Mailu, 39-643

arnoldi, Mitra, 33°336*

Aroid new for Australia; by J. H. Maiden,
29-207

Aroma people, 39:507

Arotrophora cosmoplaca, 27:219*;
plecta, 40°516*

Arrade percnopis, 32°78*

arrhodea, Heliocausta, 41:113*

Arrhodia porphyropis, 27-192

arrhythma, Sphyrelata, 41°117*

Arripis georgianus, 26:266

arrogans, Artaxa, 26°179;
26°179

arsenia, Hesperilla, 26°72; Telesto, 35-129"

i ory 31°:298; kingensis, 31-298,

2:274

Age among aborigines of north- wie
South Australia, 28°38; of west coast
of Northern Territory, 31°54; among
the Mailu, 39-697; the Wororra, 41°35.

Artamus leucorhynchus _ leucopygialis,.
41-460; stomach contents of, 41°468

Artamus personatus, 34:251

Artaxa arrogans, 26:179; cervina, 26°178;.

mucida, var..

Myllo-

hemi--

Euproctis,.

chrysophila, 26°177; chrysophoea,
26:177; lucifuga, 26-178; varians,.
26°177

artemisioides, Cassia, 39-831
Artesian Basin, Great Australian, analyses:
of samples of water from, 38°472

Artesian well at Quinyambie Station,.
M2-°224
Arthrocnemum, synopsis of species of,.
43°357

AArthrocnemum arbuscula, 43°361*; ben-
thami, 43-360; bidens, brachystachyum,
43-362; halocnemoides, 43°357*; haloc-
nemoides, var. pergranulatum, 43-359*;
leiostachyum, 43°360*; lylei, 43:359*;
pruinosum, 43°362

Arthropterus articularis, 43-342*

arthuri, Chalcopterus, 26°319*, 37°13
Arthurton, pre-cambrian deposits at,
42-189

-articeps, Laemophlaeus, 27:144

Articerus, 42-240: synopsis of species of
males of, 42:242, 43-173

_Articerus bispinosus, 42°248*; coelogaster,
42:253*; constrictiventris, 43-172;
cremastogastri, 42:°251*; curvicornis,
43-172; dentiventris, 42°246* ; deyrollei,

42°245; duboulayi, 43:171; fortnumi,
41:125, 42:245; foveicollis, 43-172;
gibbulus, 42-246; intercoxalis, 42-249* ;
lophosternus, 42:247*; mesosternalis,
43°170* ; nitidicollis, 43-173; odewahni,
42-245; pascoeus, 43: 172; sharpi,
‘42-245; subcylindricornis, 43- 168% ; sul-
civentris, 42°252*; tumidus, 42-245;
wilsoni, 43-169*
carticularis, Arthropterus, 43°342*
Artootinna, rock-drawings at, 28°39
aruana, Hesperia, 35-°160; Telicota,
35-160

Arunta tribe, smallpox (?) among, 35-29
arvensis, Convolvolus, 35:3; Psalliota, var.
fragrans, 42-124*; Psalliota, var. iodo-
formis, 42°123*; Psalliota, var. villati-

cus, 42-199% ; Veronica, 36:172
arvicola, Haplonycha, 30°317
Asaphomorphella, 37-:104*; rousseaui,

37°105*

-asbestoides, Acanthochites, Acanthochiton,
Chiton, 35°99, 36-158
-asbolaea, Mecodina, 27-42*
-asbolina, Epicoma, 26°183*, 27-23
asbolodes, Theridion, 41°483*
-asbolophora, Trichloma, 26-239*
_Ascochyta corticola, 39°355
_Ascopharynx cervinus, 39-735
sasema, Coesyra, 41:74*
Asemantus leai, 42-261;
42-261
-asemanta, Leptobelistis, 26°198*
_Ashbourne, 34°241
_AsuBy, EpwIn. Chitons of the D’Entre-
casteaux Channel, Southern Tasmania,
including additions to the Tasmanian
fauna, and descriptions of a new
species and a new variety, 44:263
Descriptions of six new species of Aus-
tralian polyplacophora (four acantho-
chitons and two callistochitons) with
other notes, 43°394
‘Further notes on Australian polyplaco-
phora, with additions and corrections
of the 1918 distribution list, 44:283

subaequalis,

19

List of birds collected by the writer in
Western Australia during the last fort-
night of August, 1901, with notes
thereon, 25°132

Monograph of the genus Stenochiton
(order polyplacophora) with descrip-
tions of two new species, 42°65

Notes on Australian polyplacophora,
including descriptions of two new
genera, a new variety, and the descrip-
tion and proposed recognition of Bed-
nall’s Stenochiton pilsbryanus, 43°66

Notes on South Australian polyplaco-
phora, with additions to the fauna;
together with a list of Australian
polyplacophora, showing their distri-
bution in the Australian States, 42:79

Notes on Styphelia depressa, 41-664

On the occurrence in South Australia of
two previously unrecorded ferns,
39-100

Review of the Australian representatives
of the genus Ischnoradsia, 42°62

Review of the genus Loricella (order
polyplacophora), with notes on features
previously unnoted and description of
a new species, 43°59

Review of Chiton crispus, Reeve, (order
polyplacophora) and its allies, with
proposed recognition of Blainville’s
Chiton lineolatus, and description of
three new species, 44-272

AsHBy, EDWIN, and Torr. W. G. Fossil
polyplacophora from eocene beds of

Muddy Creek, Mornington (Schnapper

Point), and Moorabool, Victoria, with

definitions of nine new species and notes

on others, 25-136

ashbyi, Onithochiton, 36:151, 42°82

Ashbyia lovensis, 39-752, 41:458

ashi, Myllocerus, 41°586*

ashmeadi, Mallateleia, 38-124*

Ashmeadopria, 39:438; synopsis of species
of, 39°438

Ashmeadopria acuta, 39:439*:;
tris, 3$9°440*;

thorax, 39:439*

AsHtTon, Howarp. Catalogue of the
cicadidae in the South Australian
Museum, with descriptions of several .
new species, 38°345

Synonymic notes on a recent catalogue
of cicadidae in the South Australian
Museum, 39-91

AsHwortH, J. H. On the occurrence of

Arenicola loveni, Kinberg, on the coast

of South Australia, 40°38

asparta, Borkhausenia, 30°36*
asper, Glyptoporopterus, 36°91*;
trus, 29°306; Onthophagus,

Sclerorrhenus, 28-112

asperatus, Trox, 28°284

laeviven-
pulchrithorax, rubri-

Lipare-
27°306;

aspericollis, Frenchella, 31:268; Heter-
onyx, 34:223*

asperifrons, Heteronyx, 33°36*

asperrimum,-us, Heliotropium, 39°834;
Trox, 28-284; Xanthomelon, 29-164* _
aspersa, -Columbella, 34:127; Mordelli-

stena, 41-215
asperulus, Liparochrus, 29-271
Asphaltum from near Cape Banks, 43°52;
from Kangaroo Island, 27°86
asphyctopa, Voliba, 32 87*
Aspidiotes ramsayi, 41°436
Aspidiotus rossi, 43°428

Aspidites collaris, 41°436; melanoce-
phalus, 41°437; ramsayi, 41-436
Aspidium unitum, var. propinquum,
39-101

aspidophora, Doratiphora, 26°218*, 28-241
aspilota, Anthela, 26 182*
assimilis, Anteromorpha, 37:146*; Apha-

nogmus, 38°96*; Arenicola, 40°41;
Circus, 38°424: Galesus, 39°441*;
Hyphaeria, 28°110; Leggeornis lam-
berti, 41°459; Linaretrus, 29-308;
Microtracus, 41°623: Paradirades,
27:22: Rhopaea, 35:°191*; Trimorus,
38°79*: var. of Cacochroa decorticata,
38:172

Astacopsis bicarinatus, 38°446

Astele bilix, 30°218; calliston, 29:167* ;
subcarinatum, 29 172

Asterolasia muricata, 36°22*

asteropa, Heterochyta, 30°48*

asterospora, Inocybe, 42°105*

Asthalistis euchroa, 25°80

asthenopa, Tipasa, 27°15; Trigonistis,
97-15 ; :

asthenopis, Tortrix, 26 252*

Astictopterus argenteo ornatus, 26°91;

croites, 26 88, 35°141; cynone, 26°94

Astilbula, 37°96*; magnifica, 37 96%;
purpura, 37:97*

Astonycha, 44:131*; litarga, 44°131*

Astragalus hamosus, 41°47

astutus, Phrynixus, 28°115

Asymetron, 32 288

Atacamite from Bimbowrie, 30°68

ater, Ablacopus, 38°170*; Ceraphron,
38:110*; Ditropidus, 44222*; Lipa-
retrus, 29°297; Maechidius, 41°519;
Mesocarbo, 38:°424; Microrhagus,
40°304*; Pseudoryctes, 41°564*; Sys-
tellopus, 43°187*; var. of Anodontonyx
planiceps, 42°257*

Atermonocheila, 31°238"*: longipes,
31°239*
Aterpus foveipennis, var. bifoveifrons,
40 365*

aterrima,-us, Acythopeus, 30°101; Auletes,
34°40*:; Paradryinus, 40°21*; Tomoxia,
41 243

athadona, Columbella, 34-127

20

Atherina 33°264;
33-264

Atherinichthys cephalotes, 33-264; picta.
33°264

Atheropla chorias, 26°140*; psammodes,
41:79; scioxantha, 26°-249*

Atholerus, 36°43

Athyreocis, 37:267*; synopsis of species
of, 37:268

Athyreocis albonotatus, $37°270*; echin-
atus, 37°268*; nigronotatus, 37:270*;
tarsalis, 37 268*; tibialis, 37-269*

athyreus, Exithius, 37°397*

interioris, pinguis,

Atilia attenuata, 9$4-:137; lincolnensis,
34°130
atkinsoni, Cardita, 32°350; Carditella,

32°355; Cuna, 32°354; Drillia, 33-308;
Ischnochiton, 42°80, 44-275, 280, 284;
Ischnochiton, lincolnensis, 44-275*, 280,
284; Kellia, 32°354; Kraussina, 34-99;
Mangelia, 34:140; Prostomis, 27:133;
Pyrene, 34:140; Schismope, 34-116,
36°191, 201; Scissurella, 34:116, 36-191,
201; Turritella, 34-124; Turritella,
var. medioangulata, 34°125*

Atlanta inflata, 31:107

atlas, Ceraphron, 38-108*

atmodes, Parasa, 26°192*

atmoscopa, Caradrina, 26°233*

atmota, Araeomorpha, 32°82*

atomaria, Opsittis, 42-268

atomatoides, Psilocybe, 42-°132*

atra, Bothriopria, 39-408*; Cheiragra,
43:209; Chlamydopsis, 38:250*; Fulica,
tasmanica, 38°421; Rhyparida, 39-149*

atractias, Phyllocnistis, 30-64*

Atractocerus tasmaniensis, 41-143*;
victoriensis, 41°142

atradelpha, Eulechria, 27-221*

atralba,, Hesperilla, 26°71, 35°132;
Telesto, 26°71, 35-132

atranota, Phyllocnistis, 30°64*

atrata,-us, ° Dendrophyllia, 30°163%*,
33°248; Liparetrus, 29°306; Maech-
idius, 41°518; Microtis, 44-340; var.

of Pseudolycus haemorrhoidalis, 41°276
atrax, Hesperilla, 35°124
Atretia brazieri, 31°106, 34°94
atribasilis, Orthaga, 27°219
atriceps, Liparetrus, 29°316; Polydiapria,
39:°428*
atrichia, Edusa, 39°212*
atricorpus, Trichopria, 39°436*
atricoxa, Galesus, 39°440*

atripennis, Dilochrosis, var. castanea,
38°150

Atriplex angulatum, 42-171; campanu-
latum, var. adnatum, 42°172*- crassipes,
apg BA ale limbata, var. sexifida,
38:-462*: mummularia, 38°462; palu-

dosa, var, appendiculata, 40°60; spong-
iosa, 39-828; vesicaria, 39°828

2]

atrofrons, Gryllacris, 28°167*

atromacula, Hesperilla, 26°69; 35-123

atronitens, Mordellistena, 41°250*

Atropine, effects of, on fly’s intestine,
44-103

atropos, Cholevomorpha, 27°96*

atropunctata, Schizorrhina, 38°165;
Schizorrhina, var. immaculata, 38-165*

atrox, Onthophagus, 27:274

Atta antipodum, 40-216

attenuata,-us, Atilia, Columbella, 34-137;
Galaxias, 32:°297; Pyrene, 34-137;
Seila, 32:°342; Stigmodera, 40:132*;
Tyrtaeosellus, 37-227*

attolus, Rhyncholophus, 40°225*

Attomyra longiceps, 40 217

Atychia episcota, 27°68*; mesochrysa,
27:68*

Atypichthys latus, 40-442*

Aucella hughendensis, M2-14; incurva,

M2:14*; liversidgei, M2:14
Aucha, 44°152*
auchmera, Ocystola, 41:67*
auchmeresthes, Exithius, 37:266*
Auchmophanes, 32°64* ; ochrospila, 32°65*
audax, Uroaetus, 38°425; Uroaetus audax,
39:°744
augiades, Pamphila, 26-110
augias, Papilo, 26°105, 35:155; Telicota.,

96°105, 35°155,156; Telicota, var.
ancilla, 35°156; Telicota, var. augus-
tula, 35°157; Telicota, var. mesoptis,
35° 15/*

Augomela flavicornis, 40°408; hypo-
chalcea, 40-411; ignita, 27-309; iridea,
40-411; multiseriata, 40°411*; splen-
dens, 25°131; tibialis, 40°412*

augustae, Heteronyx, 34:156

augustula, Corone, Erynnis, 35°161;

Hesperia, 35°155; Pamphila, 35-161;
var. of Telicota augias, 35°157

Aulacochiton volvox, 36°155

aulacodes, Leptarthra, 26°253*; triplaga,
97°62*

aulacophoroides, Laius, 41-138*

aulacosema, Aecoloscelis, 28°172*

aulax, Coscinocyathus, M2-139*

Auletes, 34:37; aterrimus, 34°40*; bryo-
phagus, 34-39*: decipiens, 34:43*;
filirostris, 34°37; imitator, 34-41%;
inconstans, 34°41*; melaleucae, 34°38;
melanocephalus, 34-37; minor, 34:38;
nigritarsis, 34°38; puncticollis, 34-39%;
punctipennis, 34°38*; sobrinus, 34-40*;
subcalceatus, 34°42*; tibialis, 39°798*;
variicollis, 34:43*

Aulopus purpurissatus, 32°298

aurantiacum,-us, Altivasum,
38°484

aurantius, Hypomyces, 43°313

aurata,-us, Ischnochiton, 44-277* ; Lomap-
tera, 38-213; Trimorus, 40-30*

Latirus,

| aurea,-us,

J

38°39; <Auto-

Ceraphron, 38:°109*;
Ceratobaeus, 3864; Cremastocelio,
37°157*; Doriopsis, Doris, 29°157;
Lamarckia, 4057; Liparetrus, 30281;
Neobctyla, 39°:397*; Paxillus, 42°101*;
Taphrina, 39°354; Tomyris, 39-189*

aureicorpus, Paramesius, 39°403*

aureinotum, Ooctomus, 41:351*

aureipes, Bothriopria, 39°409*; Meuselia,
39:°393*

aureola,-us, Acoloides, 38:71*;
phora, Philobota, 41°83

aureomaculata,-us, Chiton, 36°155; Cubi-
corrhynchus, 39-80*

aureopilosus, Dyscolocerus, 40°310*

aureorufa, Edusa, 939:218*; Scitala,
31-254

aureovincta, var. of Triphora tasmanica,
. var. lilacina, 34°126

aureoviridanus, Onthophagus, 27-289*

aureoviridis, Edusa, 39:201; Tomyris,
39°177*

Aurepthianura aurifrons, 38°430, 39-752,

Aphanomerus,
molus, 30°281;

Pelto-

41°457; stomach contents of, 38-439,
39°762
auriceps, Conchylis, Philobota, 41-82

41-319*;

Decilaus, var. tas-

auricoma,-us, Brachaciptera,
Decilaus, 29°239%*;
maniensis, 37°389; Decilaus, var. vic-
toriensis, $7°389; Lemidia, 43-344*;
Lemidia, var, flaviventris, 43°345*;
var. of Oxacis australis, 41-308*

auricomis, Leptolophus, 38427, 41:451;
Leptolophus auricomis, 39:°745

auriculata, Polydesma, 27-9*:
Stipa scabra, 42-169*

aurifex, Myllocerus, 38:274

aurifrons, Aurepthianura, 38-430, 39-752,
41°457

aurita,-us, Acerana, 39°485*; Aracana,
39:484*, 486; Brachymycterus, 39°88";
Ostracion, 39°484*

aurofasciatus, Camponotus, 39:°817*,
40°37; Myrmamblys, 39:°817*

auronotata, Mordella, 41:232*

aurora, Lymantria, 26181

Auroral observations at the Cape Royds

of

var.

station, Antarctica; by Sir Douglas
Mawson, 40-151

austera, Caradrina, 44:155*

australasia, Argobuccinum, Biplex,

36°220; Fasciolaria,
Pyrula, 36:222

australasiae, Bolboceras, 40-277; Eupoe-
cila, 38°153; Eupoecila, var. intricata,
38:154*; Laemophlaeus, 27-146; Sap-
rinus, 27-107*;. Urox, 28-285

36 222, 38-362;

Australasian Antarctic Expedition,
40-587, 599.
australasica, -um, Flaveria, 38°470;

Halocnemum, 43°365 .

22

australe,-is, Alope, 28:154*; Anguilla,
32°297; - Anilios, .41°435; Anteon,
38°131*; Anthicus, 41°-581; Anthrenus,
27:169; Anthus, 38:437, 41-465;
Anthus, adelaidensis, 39-759; Austrotis,
38:422; Austrotis australis, 39°743;

Baris, 30°86; Bela, 33:311; Belemnites,
M2-48, 49; Branchellion, 40-42*; Brun-
onia, 38°470, 39-838; Buccinum,
36:206; ~Bulla, 38-366; Carinaria,
29°171; Caryophyllia, 28-8, 33-246;
Cenchrus, 36:°240, 39:92; Chiton,
36:150, 42°62; Choleva, 27°95; Chry-
sophris, 26°266; Circe, 31°109; Cis-
tella, 34°93*,99- Colaspoides, 39-303;
Condylocardia, 32-360; Conocephalites,
43°384*; Conopoderas, 38°431- Cos-
cinocyathus, M2-137*: Cotidia, 31°244;

Cryptorhopalum 27-169; Cypraea,
36:215. 42°149: Dermestes, 27-160;
Diabaticus, 25°17; Dineutes, 25°128;
Diprotodon, M1-:1; Dromaius, M1°-42,
49; Dromornis, M1.49; Echeneis,
39°340; Entomacis, 39-400*; Eury-
cantha, 40:145: Flabellum, 30-151,
33°245; -Galeus, 32:290; Geotria,
32°289; Gouldia, 31°109; Heteronyx,
33°50; Homophyllia, 28-8, 33-246; |
Hyalostelia, 40-148; Isachne, 35:3;
Ischnoradsia, 42°62, 44°285; Ischno-
radsia, evanida, 44-264; Isophyllia,
28°8, 33-246; Karabidion, 40-145;
Lamellaria, 29°181*; Lomaptera,
38:147; Lophyrus, 36:150; Lucina,
M2°15; Lymexylon, 41:143; Mangilia,
33°311; Megacephala, 41-122; Mentha,
38:°468; Molossus, 38°418; Mordella,
41-217; Myacites, M2-38; Myliobatis,
32°293; Mylitta minor, 43°14*; Naja,
38°445, 39:737: Neoatherina, 33-264;

Nyctinomus, 38°418; Nyroca, 38:424;

Onthophagus, 27°285; Orgyia,
27°16; Oxacis, 41°308; Oxacis, var.
auricomus, 41°308*; Paramegistus,
40:230*; Peltohyas, 41°446; Pelto-
hyas australis, 39-743; Phasianella,
36 206, 39°364; Pinna, M2-17; Poly-
gnotis, 40:10*; Portulaca, 41-637;
Prasophyllum, 33°208*; Pseudavicula,
M4:15; Pseudechis, 38°445, 39-737;
Ptychoparia, 43°384*: Pyritonema,

40-148; Remilegia, 39°340; Rhyparida,

39:119; Salicornia, 43°365*; Sarco-
stemma, 39°834; Seala, Scalaria,
30°146; Scelio, 37-135; Scissurella,

34°115, 36:191; Scraptia, 41-162; Sili-

quaria, 36:°208; Silis, 41-293; Tena-
godes, 36°208: Terebratula, 34-96;
Trichia, 30°115*; Trimorus, 38-79%;

Triton, 36:218; Trivia, 36-215, 42-149;
Truncaria, 34:145: Typhlops, 41°435;
Typophorus, 39119

' Australian

australensis, Tagiades, 35-116, 118

Australia, cambrian trilobites of, 43°373 =
national parks and forest reserves of,
34:279

Australia, northern, granulomata in,
43-117; swamp cancer in, 43:120

australiae, Baris, 30°88*; Metialma,
34°50*; var. of Xenocnema spinipes,.
35°88*

Australian aborigine, radiograph of skull
of, 44°385; amarygminae, 37-6, 38-234

Australian ant-genus Myrmecorhynchus,
Ern. André, and its position in the sub-
family camponotinae; by Wm. Morton
Wheeler, 41°14

Australian ants and ant-nests, acarians.
from, 40°224

Australian ants of the genus Aphaenogas-
ter, Mayr.; by Wm. Morton Wheeler,
40:213

Australian archaeocyathinae, stratigraph-
ical position of, M2-71

Australian belemnites, M2°48

Australian birds, haematozoa of, 34-100,
39°25; halteridia of, 34-100, 39-253.
leucocytozoon in, 39:25; microfilariae of,
34°107, 39:26; plasmodium in, 39-25;
trypanosomes of, 34°105, 39°25

Australian Broken Hill Consol’s lode,.
M2°-300

Australian cambrian, cryptozoon in, 38-1

Australian cetonides, 38-132

Australian chalcidoidea, 41-344

Australian cistelidae, 44:198

Australian coleoptera; by Albert Hu
Elston, 43-342

Australian coleoptera, see Coleoptera,
Australian

Australian corals, reef building, distribu-
tion of, 33-250

Australian corals, tertiary, 25°48, 26°1,.
255, 27°208, 28°52

Australian curculionidae, see Curcu-
lionidae, Australian

Australian Diplocoelus, tabulation of

species of, 27-158
Australian diptera, new, from ants’ nests,
36-233 ,
Australian ducks, wild hybrids of, in the
South Australian Museum, 36°178
Australian eucnemidiae, 40°301
Australian eumolpides, 39-102
Australian fungi: notes and descriptions;
by J. Burton Cleland and Edwin Cheel,.
42°88, 43:262 fed
Australian fungi: notes and descriptions:
sclerotia-forming polypores of Australia ;
by J. Burton Cleland and Edwin Cheel,.
43-11
Australian geometrina, 26248
Haptoncura, tabulation of
species of, 27°116
Australian hesperiadae, 26°38, 32-311,

35°112

23

Australian hymenoptera proctotrypoidea ;
by Alan P. Dodd, 37:130, 38-58, 39-384,
40°9

Australian ischnoradsia, 42°62

Australian isopoda, 41-391

Australian Laemophlaeus, tabulation of
species of, 27°138

Australian lepidoptera.
Australian

Australian lepidoptera, new, of the family
tortricidae, 40-498

Australian Macroura, synopsis of species
of, 26-307

_Australian madreporaria, 30°151

Australian micro-lepidoptera, new, 40°537

Australian natives, (?)smallpox among,
35°28

Australian noctuidae, new, 32°55

Australian Noctuina, 27:27

Australian nudibranchiata, 29-135

Australian onthophagi, tabulation
species of, 27°:267, 300

Australian orchids, 38-359, 42°24, 44°322;
pollination of, 37°48

Australian plasmidae, 26-278

Australian polyplacophora, 42°79, 43-66,
394

Australian polypores,
43°11

Australian proctotrypoidea, 40-9

Australian Prostomis, tabulation of species
of, 27°136

Australian psychidae, 31°192

Australian Pycnomerus, tabulation
species of, 27-132

‘Australian pyralidae, new, 32°55

Australian salicornieae, 43°355

Australian Saprinini, tabulation of, 27-105

Australian Silvanus, tabulation of species
of, “27:152.

Australian struthious fossils, discovery of,
M1-41; geological age of, M1-45

Australian tenebrionidae, 38:369

Australian tertiary corals, 25:48, 26-1,
27°208, 28°52

Australian tineina, 30°33

Australian tortricidae, 40°498

Australian tortricina, 32:318

Australian Trogoderma, tabulation
species of, 27-162

Australian trogides, 28-281

australiana, Anacampseros, 41:44*; Oro-
banche, 37:123; Parurios, 37°84*; Stil-
bula, 37°93*

australica,-um,-us, Anteromorpha, 37:146* ;

* Ceraphron, 38°116* ; Cryptozoon, 38°6*;
Dicax, 26:20; Eupatorus, 42:261; Holo-
lepta, 27°:101; Hoploteleia,
Lathrobium, 26°20;
37:145*; Lygocerus, 38-90%,
teleia, 38°129*; Megaspilus,
Odontacolus, 38:72*;

See Lepidoptera,

of

sclerotia-forming,

of

Macro-
38-89% ;
Oeophronistus,

Sinlao’ 3 |
Leptoteleia, |

of|

26:°21*; Opisthacantha, 37°147*, 38°127 ;

Pentacantha, 38:82*; Ptinus, 41-147
Australica pyrrhocephala, 40-402
australiensis, Agnostus, 43°380; Alectoria,

43:283*; Amerostenus, 37°79*; Apus,
41-480; Ceratotrochus, 28°56; Dimero-
micrus, 37:98*; Inocybe, 42:°109*;
Paruriella, 37°107*; Perilampus,
31°76*; Petrocheles, 29°264; Platy-
gerrhus, 37°78"; Processa, 31°185*;
Rozites, 42°90*; Serolis, 41°396;
Stomatoceras, .37°73*; Tumidicoxella,
37°75*; var. of Conotrochus typus,
28°56

australis, see australe 2

Austrartamus melanops, 38°432, 39-754,
41°460; stomach contents of, 39-764,
41-468

Austrectopsis, 36°130*; oblongus, 36-131*

austrina,-us, Columbella, 34-:128; Heter
onyx, 34°165*; Limaea, 31°315; Mor-
dellistena, 41-246; Pyrene, 34°128

Austroberyx gerrardi, 39°463

Austrodicaeum hirundinaceum, 38-435,
39°757

austro-evernius, Cortinarius, 42-100*;
Telamonia, 42:100*

Austroscelio latus, 40°28*

Austrotis australis, 38°422; australis

australis, 39:743

| Austroturnix velox velox, 39-740, 41-442;

stomach contents of, 41°466

‘Authomaema, 40°507*

Autoclastic breccias and conglomerates,
44°301. See also Breccias, Conglom-
erates

Autoclastic, intraformational, enterolithic,
and desiccation breccias and congiom-
erates, with references to some South
Australian occurrences; by Walter
Howchin, 44-300

autographa, Linosticha, 26°152*

autoleon, Pamphila, 26:112, 35-160

Automolus, 29°331, 30°276, 41°557;
synopsis of species of, 30°279

Automolus alpicola, 30°282, 41-557;
angustulus, 29-332; aureus, 30°281;
bicolor, 30°281; brunneus, 41-561*;

burmeisteri, 30°282, 41°558; depressus,
30:282; funereus, 30°-283*; granulatus,

41°558; hispidus, 30°281: humilis,
30:283; irrasus, 30°285*; major,
30:286*; melancholicus, 41°559*; opa-
culus, 30°285*;.. ordinatus, 30-282;

pictus, 30°-284*; propygidialis, 41-560* ;
pygmaeus, 30-282; semitifer, 30°-283*,
41-558; tridentifrons,. 41°:559*: uni-
color, 30-283

autoscia, Exorectis, 30°65*

autumnalis, Eriochilus, 33-14

Autunite, near Mt. Painter, 36:177;
radio-active photograph of, 44°385

Avena barbata, 40°57

avenaceus,-um,..° Mandalotus, 31°160*;
Pappophorum, 39-825

Aventurine near Mt. Crawford, 33-144

‘Aves from. Central Australia; by S. A.
White, 38-419

Aves from the north-western regions of
South Australia; by S. A. White, 39°740

Aves of the South Australian Museum
expedition to Strzelecki and Cooper
Creeks; by S. A. White, 41-441

Aves. See also Struthious fossils

Avicula alata, M2-11; barklyi, M2-11,
13; corbiensis, M2-13; hughendensis,
M2-14; orbicularis, M2°15; umbonalis,
M2-13

aviculina, Cardita, 32-347

Avitta eurrhoa, 27°47*

Awarrai tribe, distribution of, 31:2

axiaerata, Patella, 36°193*: Pyrene,
34-129*

axicostata, Mitromorpha, 33°330*

axillaris, Elanus, 38°425; Schoenus, 42°40

Axionicus insignis, var. interioris, 37-201*

Axiorata glycychroa, 28-218*

axiscalpa, var. of Mitromorpha alba,
33:°329*
Ayers ranges, desert sandstone of,

29°86, 87; geology of, 29°77; guano at,
29:72; igneous rocks of, 29°78; meta-
morphic rocks of, 29°78
Ayers Rock, ordovician beds at,
ayersi, Schoenia, 39:480
Azenia, 44-153
Azimuth, circum-elongation of observa-
tions for, 39°44
Azinis hilarella, 26-166

29°85

azurea, Russula, 43:°276*; Thelymitra,
41°342*

azureipennis, Diphucephala, 30 267,
40-294

baccaeformis, Litrocus, 26-°293*
baccharoides, var. of Eriostemon capi-
tatus, 43°35

bachus, Physiculus, 33-266

Bacillus peristhenellus, 29°244*

backhousi, Wilsonia, 42°53

Backstairs Passage, origin of, 35-109

baconi, Siphonaria, 31°104, 38-367

Bactra anthracosema, 40°528*; passer-
cula, 40°527*; psammitis, 40°527*:
testudinea, 40°528*

Bactrolopha, 25-79*; orthodesma, 25°79*

Badamia, 26-120, 35-167*; exclamationis,
26°120, 35-168

badgerensis, Coxiella, 34°6

24

badia,-us Columbella, 34:132 Fomes,
43302; -Heteronyx, 34:198: Lepido-
pleurus, 42: 80, 295, 44°283; Liparetrus,
29-315; ‘Terenochiton, 42: 80.

Baeckea microphylla, 43°39

Baeinae, synopsis of genera of, 38°58

Baeodontocis, 37°360*;: megapholus,
37°361*

Baeoneura elongata, 38:124; ‘giraulti,
37:176* :

Baeoneurella, 38:124*; elongata, 38-124;
nigra, 38:°124*; pulchra, '38-124*

baeopis, Sarrothripa, 30°121* *

Baeoptila, 32:81* selenias, 32°81*

Baeturia rufa, 38- '350*

Baeus leai, 38°73*

Bailey, F. M., protest against seiveach-
ment of, 26-329

baileyi, Nummularia, 43°315
bainbridgei, ‘Bolboceras, 40:278
‘Baxer, RK. T., ‘and “‘Smrri; oee ee

Research on the eucalypts of South
' Australia‘and their essential oils, 40464
Baker, WALTER H. Crustacea from Cen-

tral Australia, 38-446
Notes on’ some species of the ‘dupe
family sphaeromidae from the South
Australian coast, 32°138, 34°75, 35-89
Notes on South Australian decapod
crustacéa, 28°146, 29-116, 252, 30-104,
31:173
On three species of isopod erustacea
found in the nests of ants in South
Australia, 37°116
bakeri, Acanthochiton, 44-290; Ischno-
chiton, 36:°169*; Serolis, 41°:398*
bakewelli, Deretaphrus, 27:123; Dilo-
‘chrosis, 38°151: Eumenes, 40°312;

Inlodimorpha, 34:254
balaninirostris, Myctides, 30° 101*
Balaninus, tabulation of species of, 28-132
Balaninus aequalis, 28°133*; delicatulus,

28:°134*; intricatus, 28°133*; niveo-

pictus, 33°181*; submaculatus, 28°134
Balanophyllia basedowi, 28°74*; cauli-
culata, 28°73*; dilatata, 28-:10*; fos-
sata, 28°70*; induta, 28-69*; patula,

28°71*; torta, 28°72*; truncata, 28-68*
balantium, Cleodora, Clio, 31-108
Balcanoona Creek, cambrian glacial beds

at, 25°46

baldiensis, Copidita, 41°297; Mordella,
41-218, var. alboscutellata 41-218,
var. ignota 41°:218, var. inconspicua
41:218, var. obliqua 41:218, var.
waterhousei, 41°218; Quedius, 27:94
Balgowan, recent deposits at, 42:211;

subsidences at, 42°212
Balhannah-Uraidla road, lower cambrian
basal bed on, 32°122
baliodes, Chelaria, 44-66*;
27°231*

Ctenocampa,

2 25

balioptera, Tortrix, 40°513*
ballinensis, Sen taria, 30°146
balonnensis, Calandrinia, 38: 464, 41- 380,

637

balteata,-us, Dilochrosis, 38°151;, Lit-
argus, 43-181

bambusae, Pamphila, 26°107; Pamphila,
var. of augiades, 26: 110; Telicota,
26°107, 35-156

Banks, Natuan.: Acarians from’ Aus-

tralian and Tasmanian ants and ant-
nests, 40-224

Banks, Cape, pumice,

torbanite, asphaltum, and native resin,
from near, 43-48

Banks Group, 31°72

banksi, Calyptorhynchus, stellatus, 38-426 ;
Crassatella, 31-312; Crassatellites, var.
angustior, 31:312*; Rhinobatus, 32-292

banksiae, Mycena, 43:284*

Banoéro, 39-506

Baoris mathias, 35-165

Barasa, 44-180"; een ee 44: 180* ;
orthosticha, 44-181*

‘Bara’u of the Mailu, 39-647 °

Barbarea vulgaris, 26:31 —

barbarossae, Caladenia, 44-355

-barbata,-us, Amphibolurus,
Avena, 40°57; Orectolobus,
Physiculus, 33:266; Pterostylis,

Barbatia trapezia, 33°251

barbigula, Aphaenogaster, Nystalomyrma,
40°221*

barbiventris, Stigmodera, 40:113*.

Barcoo, flood-waters of, M1°I.

barcoo, Therapon, 41°474*

38-442 ;
32-290;
33:13

Barea_ consignatella, 41°57; eophila,
41°57*; pyrora, 41°57
Baridiides, 30°83; tabulation of Aus-

tralian genera of, 30°83

baridioides, Melanterius, 37°185*

Baris, 30°83; tabulation of Australian
species of, 30°84

Baris, albigutta, 30:93*; albopicta,
30°91*; amoenula, 30:85; angophorae,

30°86*; australiae, 30°88*; australis,
30°86; basirostris, 30-94*; devia,
30°94*; ebenina, 30°95*;_ elliptica,
30 90*; glabra, 30°91*; leucospila,
30°85; microscopica, 30°89*; niveono-

tata, 30°93*; oblonga, 30 89*; orchi-
vora, 30°101; porosa, 30°95*; sororia,
30°87*; sublaminata, 3090*; sub-
opaca, 30:°87*; tenuistriata, 30-92";
vagans, 30°88*

Barker, Mt., quartzite at, 32-123

barklyi, Avicula, M2-11,13; Belemnites,
M2-50; Maccoyella, M2-:11; Macco-
yella, var. mariaeburiensis, M2-12;
Monotis, M2:11

Barnard gold medal, award to W. H.
Bragg, 39-853

barnardi, Barnardius, whitei, 41°452

scoriaceous lava,

Barnardius barnardi whitei, 41°452,
stomach contents of, 41°467
Barnardius zonarius, 38°427; zonarius

myrtae, 39°745*

Baroota Creek quartzites and sandstones,
28:199.

Barossa, cambrian basal beds at, 30°254;
gem-bearing gravels at, 33:141; petro-
graphy of pre-cambrian at, 33-107;
_petrography of ‘‘Upland Miocene” at,
33°107

Barossian series of lower
32°132*; of pre-cambrian,

Barrier range, M2:°218; geological sec-
tion across, M2.234; pegmatites of,
M2:292. See also Broken Hill area

barronensis, Brachypeplus, 26°305*

Barronica, 26°17; scorpio, 26°17

Barrow, Mt., 29-77

Bartsia trixago, 35:3; viscosa, 36°172 .

Baryconus albicoxa, 39:°446*; gracilis,
40 26*; imperfectus, 40:27*; longi-
pennis, 38°126; magnificus, 38126,
39-445; perpulcher, 39:447*; pretiosus,
38-126*: sordidus, 38°126*; substriati-
ceps, 39:446*; superbus, 39-445; tri-
spinosus, 38°127*

baryptera, Endotricha, 29-180*

barysema, Lepidoscia, 27:237*

Barytes, nodular, of peculiar forms from
Central Australia, 43°55; radial-nodu-
lar, at Brighton, 31°120; sand-crystale
of, at Hallett Cove, 31- 119

Basal beds of the cambrian series, 30-249

Bee cambrian, in Torrens valley,
39°

Basal grits, upper cambrian, at Ardros-
san, 42°192; at Cane’s Quarry, 42-193;
at Dinham’s Quarry, 42:192; at Hen-
derson’s Quarry, 42°195; at Maitland,
42-195; at Port Hughes, 42-195; at
Weetulta, 42°194; at Whittaker’s
Quarry, 42°193; at Winulta Creek,
42:193; at Wundersitz’s Quarry,
42-194; at Yorke Valley, 42-195

basalis, _Antipha; Dasychira, 27:17;
Liparetrus, 29°312; Mechistocerus,
37:199*; Microtragus, 41:625*; My-
thites, 34-24; Neochalcites, 39-748;
Paleticus, Sicatl*s Polyphrades,
40°353*; Psepholax, 37°437*; Rhy-
parida, 39°127; Roptoperus, 37:391*;
Trichelasmus, 31:236*; var. of Phyllo-
tocus bimaculatus, 43°195*

Basalt, enstatite, from Kangaroo Island,
34:69: of Mt. Gambier, complete
analysis of, 33°82; tertiary, of South
Australia, 33:100

BasEDOW, Hersert. Anthropological notes

made on the South Australian Gov-
ernment North-west Prospecting Ex-
pedition, 1903, 28-12

Anthropological notes on the western
coastal tribes of the Northern Terri-
tory of South Australia, 31-1

cambrian,

32 132

Descriptions of new species of fossil
mollusea from the miocene limestone
near Edithburg, 26°130

‘Geological report on the country trav-
ersed by the South Australian
Government North-west Prospecting
Expedition, 1903, 29°57

Note on tertiary exposures in the
Happy Valley district, with a descrip-
tion of a new species of septifer,
28-248

On naticoid genera Lamellaria and
Caledoniella from South Australia,
29°181

‘On the occurrence of miocene limestones
at Edithburg, and their stratigraph-
ical relationship to the eocene of Wool
Bay, with description of a new species
by Prof. R. Tate, 25-145

Basedow, H., on the Australian aborigine,
38°512
JBASEDOW, HERBERT, and HEDLEY, CHARLES.

South Australian nudibranchs, and an

enumeration of the known Australian

species, 29-134

‘basedowi, Balanophyllia,
planeta, 28°162*;

Thersites, 29-161*

Basic rocks of Blinman, South Australia,
with notes on associated or allied rocks;

by W. N. Benson, 33:22

‘basichrysa, Sagalassa, 40°541*
basicollis, Byrrhomorpha, 43:224*; Lipa-

retrus, 41°548*; Phyllotocus, 43-199*;

28°74";
Tellina,

Peri-

Pseudoheteronyx, 43:221*; Sclero-
cyphon, 43-252
basicornis, Xylophilus, 41-°185
basiflava, Lemidia, 43°343*; Lemidia,

var. fasciata, 43°344*
basigera, Darala, Dasychira, 27°16
basilapidioides, Polyporus, 43°18*
basilapiloides, Laccocephalum,
Polyporus, 43-18*
basileia, Xylorycta, 26:194*
Basilissa radialis, var. bilex, 30-218
basilissa, Thalpochares, 27-12

43°18*;

basipenne,-is, Elleschodes, 33°182*;
Exithius, 371594" : Lathrobium,
41:495*; Poropterus, 37:352*; Rhy-
parida, 39-158*

basirostris, Baris, 30:94*; Polyphrades,
38°314*

basisticha, Caradrina, 32:60*

basiventris, Geloptera, 939:248*; Tyr-

taeosus, 37°217*

basivitta, Rillia, 27-17

Baskets of the Mailu, 39-645

Bassia bicornis, 38-462; birchi, 39-828,
40°60; divaricata, 42-171; echinopsila,
41:42; inchoata, 38-463*, 39:94; longi-
cuspis, 39-828; paradoxa, 40-459,
41°635; uniflora, 40°60

25:148* ;

26

bassi, Limopsis, 31°218; Lyraphora,
38:166; Pseudoaphrites, 26-266
Bastard Box, see Eucalyptus cambagei
bastowi, Daphnella, $3-324
Bates, Daisy M. Aborigines of the west
coast of South Australia: vocabularies
and ethnographical notes, 42-152
bathentoma, Daphnella, 33-326*
bathrophora, Telesto, 26°82*, 35-126
Bathrotoma catapasta, 40°522; delo-
schema, 40°522; melanographa, 40°523*
Bathurst Island, lepidoptera from, 38-245
Bathurst natives, small-pox among, in

1831, 35°28

Bathyactis beaumariensis, 28°66*; ex-
celsa, 28:°67*; symmetrica, 30:16],
33°247

Bathyarca cybaea, 31°222; perversidens,
31-222
Bathytricha, 44°150*

Batodes heminipha, 40°506*; ochro-
chyta, 40°506*

Batrachedra hypoleuca, 28°170*; lygro-
pis, 28:170*; stenosema, 28-170*;
zonochra, 28°169*

Battarea muelleri, 43:309; phalloides,

var. steveni, 43-309; tepperiana, 43-309
batti, Templetonia, 43°33
Baulderstone Creek, 34-241
Bay of Biscay country of southern Yorke
Peninsula, 25°5
Bdella hospita, 40°224*
beachportensis, Ancilla, 33-339*; Nucula,

31-216"; Philine, 33°:275*; Pyrene,
34°139*

_ Beara, 44°186*

beata, Netrocoryne, 26°41, 35°114;

Phoenicops, 26°41, 35°114
beaumariensis, Bathyactis, 28-66*
Beaumont, cambrian blue-metal limestone

at, 30°237
beccari, Rotalia, 36°37
beckleri, Lenzites, 43°293

beddomei, Pectunculus, 31°226; Schis-
mope, 34:116; Terebra, 34-137

Bednall, W. T., death of, 39°849

bednalli, Acanthochites, 36°159; Acan-
thochiton, 44:287; Chiton, 35°98,
36:°154; Dentalium, 28-135, 35-206;

Drillia, 33-302; Ischnochiton, 36°166*;
Plaxiphora, 36-156; Rhyssoplax, 42°81,
44-290: var. of Trigonia margaritacea,

31°224*
Bees, native, of Northern Territory,
41°31
behriana, Aristida, 40°58; Eucalyptus,
26°10,14, 40°478; Eucalyptus, var.

purpurascens, 26°12
Bela australis, 33:311; mitralis, 33°311
Belair National Park, 35-249; history
of, 34-282; cambrian upper quartzites
at, 30°234

27

Belalie Creek, cambrian glacial beds at,
25°12 Top.
Belemnitella diptycha, M2-49
Belemnites, Australian species of, M2-48;
australis, M2-48,49; barklyi, M2-50;
canhami, M2-49; eremos, M2-51;
liversidgei, M2-48; oxys, M2-48; paxil-
losus, M2-51; sellheimi, M2-50
bella, Ceratoteleia, 37:142*; Mangilia,
33°312:; Mordella, 41°:219; Necroscia,
29:243*: Quadrastichodella, 37-69%;
var. of Edusa perplexa, 39-203; var.
of Rhinotia elytrura, 32-238* .
bellapicta, Mitra, 33-337*
bellardi, Plantago, 36-25
bellatrix, Pauropsalta, 38°355*
Bellevue, cainozoic deposits near, 36°15
bellicosa, Paracupta, 27-181*
belogramma, Paulophara, 40°500*
Beltabeltana Waterhole, desert sand-
stone at, 29°88; fossilised, wood at,
29°88
Beltana,
44-320
Belus, synopsis of species of, 32-231
Belus abdominalis, 28:132; acaciae,
41-599; acutipennis, 41-603*; ampli-
collis, 32-230; anguineus, 41:°597;
angustatus, 41-607* ; angustulus,
41:°598; bidentatus, 32-230; bison,
32°230, 41°597; bispinosus, 32-229;
brevipes, 32°225*; centralis, var. granu-
ines, 278-132: © cristatus, 32-221*,
41-598; cyaneipennis, 32-229; cylin-
dricus, 41-°610*; exilis, 41-602*; floc-
cosus, 41°610*; granicollis, 32:226*;
-granulatus, 28-132; halmaturinus,
41-608*; hemistictus, 32:°231; inter-
ruptus, 41°599*: lacustris, 41°609*;
longicornis, 32-230; mimicus, 41-600";
multimaculatus, 41°601*; nigriceps,
32-227*; niveopilosus, 32°224*; ortho-
doxus, 41°613*; parallelus, 28-132;
phoenicopterus, o2 Jot: plagiatus,
41-599; podagrosus, 41°604*; pudicus,
32°231; pulverulentus, 32°223*; scal-
aris, 41°598; semipunctatus, 32-229;
semipunctatus, var. poverus, 41°597*;
suturalis, 32°231; tibialis, 32-230,
41-597; trilinealbus, 41°611*; variabi-
lis, 41°605*; varipilis, 32-222*; ven-
tralis, 41°597: vertebralis, 41:599;
vetustus, 41°599; villosus, 41-614*
Belytidae, synopsis of genera of, 39-389
Bembidium, 25:122- synopsis of species
Hel Dy
Bembidium hobarti, 25-123*; mastersi,
25-122; secalioides, 25:°119; victor-
iensis, 25-121; wattsense, 25-123*
Benbonyathe, 25°45 ‘
benefica, Ectroma, 25°106, 110; Lebia,
25-106; Polycystomyia, 41°346*
bengalensis, Symbranchus, 32°296
bennetti, Corvus, 38°438

upper cambrian breccias at,

Benson, W. N. Basic rocks of Blinman,
South Australia, with notes on asso-
ciated or allied rocks, 33 226

Note descriptive of a stereogram of the
Mt. Lofty ranges, South Australia,
35-108

Petrographical notes on certain pre-
cambrian rocks of the Mt. Lofty
ranges, with special reference to the
geology of the Houghton district,
33°101

Benstead, Mt., 38°50, 413

benthami, Arthrocnemum, 43:°360

Bepharus, 37-415

Bercrotu, E. On an hemipterous insect

from an Australian opossum’s nesfé,
38°53

berigora, JIeracidea, 38-426, 41-449;
Teracidea berigora, 39-744

berkeleyi, Geaster, 43-310

Berosiris, 37:306; ° calidris, 937-307;
mixtus, 37-307; tanyrhynchus, 37-307

Berringin, Larrekiya, Wogait, and
Sherait tribes, comparative vocabu-

laries of, 31°60
Berringin tribe, distribution of, 31-2

Beryl at Albegudina Creek, 33°141;
at Bimbowrie, M2:295; at Bool-
coomata, M2-295; at Williamstown,
Joule from Boolcoomata Hills,

40°:262; occurrence of, in South Aus—
tralia, 33-141. See also Aquamarine
beryllodes, Dipthera, 27-5
Beryx affinis, 33-266; gerrardi, 33:°267,.

39°463; lineatus, 33-267, 39-461*;
mulleri, 39-461
besti, CUhlorobapta, 38-157; Macrones,.

31°-296*; Morphnos, 27-92

| Beta rays of radium, scattering of, 33-1;

quality of the secondary ionisation due
to, 31-300
Beta vulgaris, 35:3
Betelnut cultivation by the Mailu,
39:600; tabu among the Mailu, 39-585.
Bettongia, fossil, from Orroroo, 33-259
beveridgei, Dicrastylis, 41-386
Beyeria opaca, 42°46; viscosa, 42°46
Beyophila militata, 27°6
Bezoar from sheep and from cow, 39-846,

848
Bibla, 935-145; anismorpha, 35-146*;.
flavovittata, 35°146; papyria, 35-145
Bibliography of Broken Hill geology,
M2-213; of corals of South Australia,
33:°244; of the botany of Kangaroo ~
Island, 32-253; on ocean currents af-
fecting the Australian coast, 44-257
bibroni, Pseudophrynne, 30-331
bicalarata,-us, Macroura, 26°309*; Mel-
anterius, 37°183*; Physurus, 44-110*
bicalliata, Caladenia, 33-17*
bicarinata,-us, Astacopsis, 38°446; Colas-
poides, 39:288*; Mandalotus, 36°77*

bicaudatus, Pseudometyrus, 37°424*

bicincta, var. of Scaphella fulgetrum,
36:224

bicolor, Amarygmus, 37:33, 34; Aphano-
merus, 38:59; Automolus, 30281;
Ceraphron, 38-117* : Chalcopterus,
37:12; Clathurella, 33:308; Cypraea,
42°142; Eristus, 33°174; Eucalyptus,
27:°245, 41°340; Hoplogryon, 38°76*;
Isaphes, 27°137; Lenzites, 43-294;
Liparetrus, 30: 281 ; Loxotropa, 39° 435* ;
Mirobaeus, 38-°74*; Oiketicus, 31°207;
Onychocephalus, at “AS: Orthorrhinus,
38°333: Palaestrida, 38-261; Platy-
cilibe, 38-225*; Sphyrocallus, 29:277*;
Synnotia, 37° 123% Telenomoides,
37-169* ; Temnopalpus, 41:168; Tit-
inia, 29-219; var. of Cypraea angustata,
42-142

bicoloricornis, Hoplopriella, 39°-419*
bicolumnatus, Pseudocucumis, 39°19
bicoTnis, Bassia, 38°462; Metanastes,
43:239*; Onthophagus, 27°284, 306
Bida, 30°48; crambella, 30°48; radio-
sella, 30°48

bidens, Arthrocnemum, 43°362; Sali-

cornia, 43-362
bidentata,-us, Belus, 32°230; Columbella,

34°127; Glossocheilifer, 43 191*; Ocno-
dus, 41°523*; Stilbula, 37:92*
bidentimedia, Geloptera, 39:°250*
bifasciata,-us, Achopera, $7°281*; Aga-
metis, 34°56*; Alphitophagus, 43-257;
Ethocis, 37°428*; Hesperilla, 26-100,
35°146; Isoplatoides, 37°86*; Micro-
tragus, 41°624*; Tyrtaeosus, 37:336*;

Zygocera, 25:27
bifasciatipennis, Ceraphron, 38°111*

bifoveata, Geomela, 40°429*; Panto-
lytoidea, 40°13*

bifoveiceps, Tyrtaeosus, 37-211*

bifoveicollis, Dohrnia, 41°294*; Enno-

metes, 38°254*; Techmessa, 41°292*
bifoveifrons, var. of Aterpus foveipennis,
40:365*
bifrons, Uropoda, 40°234*
bifurcatus, Decilaus, 37:256*;
gonus, 32:219*
bigener, Cleptor, 39:309*
biimpressa, Trypocolaspis, 39:324*
bilateralis, Coscinoptycha, M2-142*
bilineata, Fraiis, 28:246

Ipter-

bilix, Astele, 30-218; var. of Basillissa
radialis, 30°218

billardieri Zygophyllum, var. ammo-
philum, 42-175

bilobata, Uropoda, 40°234*

bilobus, Cryptodus, 41°574*; Eurymeto-

pocis, 37°296*; Ocnodus, 41°524*
bilunata, Hasora, 26:122, 35:°168
bimacula, Heterobathra, 25-90*

bimaculata,-us, Adelotopus, 25-113;
Caleodes, 29:270; Cardita, 32-350;
Epacticus, 41°595*; Erato, 42°150;
Liparetrus, 41-546* ; Liparochrus,

28

29:270; Metyrculus, 37°426; Phyllo-
tocus, 43: 195; Phyllotocus, var. basilis,
43° 195*; Phyllotocus, var. insularis,
43-196: Phyllotocus, var. nigripennis,
43-195*; Podomyra, 39:°806; Scoleco-
brotus, 40°388*; Venericardia, 32-350
bimaculicollis, Rhyparida, 39-:139*
bimaculiflavum, Phyllotocidium, 41-127*
bimaculipennis, Dircaea, 41-173*
bimarginatus, Helaeus, 38:376*
Bimba_ _ Hill, M2-191; granite at,
M2°255
Bimbowrie, atacamite from, 30-68;
beryls of, M2-°295; chiastolite from,
M2-189, 273; granite from, M2254;
station, uralite diabase at, M2-272;
Tapley’s Hill slates at, M2-°255
bimucronata, Haplonycha, 41°504*
Binberrie Hill, cambrian basal beds at,
M2:-255; granite from, M2-255
Binbinga tribe, distribution af; . 34:3
Binnimiginda group, distribution of, 31°71
binodosus, Imaliodes, 37:273*

binotata,-us, Argyrodes, 39:781*; Coen-
obius, 44-254

Binsitta, 26°163; effractella, 26-164,
41°119

biocellata, Nacaduba, 38-455

bioculata, Apterosemoidella, 37-104*

biordinatus, Leptops, 40°355; Sclerorinus,
38°22

Biotite augen-gneiss
Creek, M2-281

Biotite of the Inglewood district,

Biotite schists

near Stephen’s

33-115

east of Bremer River,

32°124; near Monarto, $2°:124; near
Nairne, 32°125

bipartita, Buciara, 27-3

Biplex australasia, 36-220

bipustulatus, Isoplatoides, 37°86* ; Ontho-
phagus, 30°263

birchi, Bassia 39-828, 40°60

Bird-protection districts, 34:277

Bird-skins from Port Keats, 30°332

Birds, Australian, haematozoa of, 34:100;
microfilariae of, 34:107

Birds collected in Western Australia; by
Edwin Ashby, 25°132

Birds from Africa, 39°848, 851; from
Anson Bay, 35°221; from Blue Moun-
tains, 39°850;. from Lake Frome,
34:251; from Pine Creek, 39-845

Birds Protection Act, 28°322, 35-246, 249

Birds, protection of certain, 34°:277

Birds, see also Aves

Birkett’s Woolshed, 41°:409

Birrima varians, 38°356

Birth customs of the Mailu, 39°572

Birthama delacrossa, 30°139*; discotypa,
26°190*; dochmographa, 28:241*;
haplopis, 30°139*: leucosticta, 28°241*;

plagioscia, 26: 190*, 28-241
biseriatus, Melanterius, 37°184*
bisignatus, Poropterus, 37-348
bison, Belus, 32:230, 41°597

bispinicolle, Bolboceras, 43-182*

bispinosa,-us, Articerus, 42°248*; Belus,
32°229; var. of Cymodoce tuberculosa,
34°78*

bisuleata, Rhinaria, 28°126*

bitorquata, var. of Daphnella tasmanica,
33°324

Bitter Springs, 38:8, 51

29

| blackburni,

bituberculatus, Liparetrus, 29°307; Ony- |
chocephalus, 41°435; Typhlops, 41°435 |

Bitumen of Kangaroo Island, 27°86; on
south coast of Kangaroo Island, sug-
gested origin of, 27°3138, 315

bivaricata, Typhis, 33-272"

bivittatus, Uracanthus, 40°385

bivitticollis, Rhyparida, 39:163*

bivulneratus, Tyrtaeosus, 37:210*

Biziura lobata, host of
biziurae, 34°114

biziurae, Plasmodium, 34-114, 39-27

bizonata, Zonitis, 38-262

Buack, J. M. Additions to the alien flora

of South Australia, 35-60

Additions to the
readgeeers5 2, 36°21, 171, 237-121,
39°94, 40:56, 459, 41-41, ale 42°38,
168, 43:23, 349, 44-190, 374

Botany of Central Australia, 38-460

Botany of north-western
tralia, 39°823

Botany fof the South Australian
Museum expedition to Strzelecki and
Cooper Creeks], 41°631

Description of Micrantheum demissum,
and of new species of Solanum, Pul-
tenaea, and Grevillea, 33:223

Flowering and fruiting of Pectinella
antarctica (Cymodocea antarctica), 37°1

Revision of the Australian salicornieae,

43-355
Vocabularies of four South Australian
languages—Adelaide, Narrunga, Ku-

kata, and Narrinyeri—with special
reference to their speech sounds,
44-76

Vocabularies of three South Australian

native languages—Wirrung, Narrin-
yeri, and Wongaidya—41°1
Buiack, J. M., and Maipen, J. H. New

species of Boronia, 35-1
Black Hill, cambrian lower limestone of,
30:246; cambrian phyllites of, 30:245;
cambrian thick quartzites at. 30°242
Black-leg cabbage disease, 43-424
Black Pt., Hallett’s Cove, purplerslates
at, 28-260, 268
Black Range, purple slates at, 28-26]
Black Rock, physiography of, 33:257
Black Swamp, 34-234, 236
Biackpurn, THomAs. Further notes on
Australian coleoptera, with descriptions
of new genera and species, 25°15, 99,
26°16, 288, 27-91, 261, 28-281, 29:270,
30°2638, 31:231, 32: 362, 33:18, 34°146,
35:173, 36°40
B

flora of South Aus- |

South Aus-

| Blackburn,

| blackburniana,
Plasmodium |

| BLOCHMANN, F.

Blackburn, Thomas,-,and his entomol-
ogical work; by A. M. Lea, 36-v.
Thomas, bibliography of
entomological work of, 36-ix.; list of
species named by, 936°xiii,; presidential
address on the death of, 36°240
Acantholophus, 39°59; Chal-
37:12; Cryptophaga, 26-195,
Diethusa, 37:194; Edusa,
39:205; Geomela, 40°428*; Laemoph-
laeus, 42°254; Lybaeba, 33-187*;
Mandalotus, 31°143*, 35°75; Maiso-
phrice, 38:339*; Myllocerus, 38:276*;
Phyllocharis, 40:°419; Platymela,
40°419; Sclerorinus, 38°37*; Stigmo-

dera, 40-118*.
Eucalyptus, 40-478,
blackmorei, Mandalotus, 31°163*, 38-305

Blackwood Metropolitan Brickworks,
cambrian upper quartzites at, 30°234

copterus,

29-110;

41-340

Blackwood quartzites and _ sandstones,
28°207

blainvilleana,-us, Lippistes, 30°220; Tri-
chotropis, 30-220

| Blakiston, actinolite schists near, 32-130;

amphibolite from, 32-136; purplish
soapstone at, 32°130; quartzites and
sandstones at, 28-204; scapolite amphi-
bolite from, 32-136

blanchardi, Liparetrus, 29-328*

Blanche Cup, mound spring near, 28°303

Blanche, Lake, M1-1.

blanda,-us, Mordella, 41-240*; Heter-
onyx, 33-78*

Blastobasis, 26°168 ; anthoptera, StS
dyssema, 42: 981*; episema, 42-281*;
homadelpha, 26°171* leucotoxa,
26°171*; monozona, 31-118": nephelias,
26:170*; sarcophaga, 26°169*; tarda,
26-170*

blechrodes, Zethes, 27-13*
Bledius, synopsis of species of, 26°23
Bledius, adelaidae, 26°22; cowleyi,

26:22*; pontilis, 26°22*

Bleekeria, 40-447; vaga, 40°447*

| Blenina, 44-183*; samphirophora,
44-183*

Blennodia canescens, 41°638; canescens,
var. pterosperma, 41°638

Bleptina odontias,; 27°44*; pantoea,
32-°76*; sordescens, 27:12 :

Blinman, basic rocks of, 33:226; dia-

bases of, 33:228; gneisses from, 33°237

melaphyres of, 33-226; purple slates

at, 28-261; rocks associated with basic

dykes near, 33°236.

New. brachiopods from
South Australia, 34:90

Blood Creek, 38: 409

Blue Gum, see Eucalpytus leucoxylon

Blue Lake, 25°54; depth of, 25°57

Blue metal limestone of Glen Osmond
road, 30°237; of the lower cambrian,
30: 937 ; of the Torrens valley, 33°106

Blue Mountains, birds from, 39°850
Bluff, see Rosetta Head

Blunder Bay, rock-drawings at, 31°54
Bluops, 38:227*; verrucosus, 38°228*
Boarmia xylotrema, 27-29*

Body scars of aborigines of west coast of
Northern Territory, 31:9
boisduvali, Ananca,. 41°293;
41:293; Lomeria, 31:202;
31-202: Plutorectis, 31°202

Bolbitius flavidus, 42°116*

Bolboceras, 40-276; armigerum, 40:280;
australasiae, 40°277; bainbridgei,
40°278; bispinicolle, 43:182*; carpen-
tariae, 40°279; contextum, 40 284*
cornigerum, 41:496; dacoderum,
40:286*; frontale, 40°279; haplocep-
halum, 40283*; insigne, 40-280*;
pentagonicum, 40-285*; pontiferum,
40:280; proboscideum, 40-277; puncti-
colle, 40-278; quadrifoveatum, 43°181*;
quinquecorne, 40°282*; sloanei, 41°496;

Dohrnia,
Oiketicus,

taurus, 40°278; trifoveicolle, 40: 282*;
trituberculatum, 40:279; triunum,
43-183*; trymoderum, 40:287*; vario-
colle, 40-280

Bold, Mt., cambrian lower limestone at,
30-248

Boletus romanus, 43:294*; scarlatinus,
43°294*

Bollier, 31°10
Bombotelia, 44°172*

bombycoides. Lethocephala, 28-242;
Thosea, 28°242

Bombyx alphaea, 28°243; crenulata,
27:24; obsoleta, 27:16; oxygramma,
26:°213*; pinnalis, 27°24; vulnerans,

26:215; zonospila, 39-803

Bonabéna people, 39°508

Bondia nigella, 40°498

Bone breccias from the Brothers Island,
26-326

boobook, Spiloglaux, marmorata, 38°426,
39°745

Boolcoomata Hills, M2-219; beryls of,
40262, M2-295; conglomerates and
breccias of, M2-241; lower cambrian
glacial deposits near, M2-240; pre-
cambrian granites of, M2-238, 248;
loadstone from, 40°263

Boolcoomata station, cambrian deposits
near, M2-235

Booleroo Centre, 44:312

boops, Pachydissus, 41°617

Boor’s Plains, cainozoic deposits at,
36°15

borborodes, Philobota, 41:90*

Borda, Cape, flora of, 32°256; leasing

of neti reserve aS a cattle sta-
tion, 29°357

Bore at Lilydale sheep-station, 39°345:
at Memory, $38°408; at Orroroo,

33°256; at Paradise, 32-392
boreale, Cryptozoon, 38:4; Tanacetum,
36°172

30

Borebo, 39°506
Borkhausenia,

28-169* ;

26:168; amphixantha,
anthemodes, 41°57; asparta,

30°36* ; ‘callioptis, 27:226*; capnodyta,
30°35*; erythrocephala, 28°169* ;
sphaleropis, 26°168* ; tetraphaea,
41°57; zophosema, 29-108*

Boronia coerulescens, 43°35; palustris,
35°1*

Borsonia ceroplasta, 33°328

Boru, 39°506

bosistoana, Eucalyptus, 40°471

bostocki, Megacephala, 41°123

Botanic Garden, economic value of,
40-584; removal of class garden from,
31:320

Botany of Broken Hill area, M2:231

Botany of Central Australia; by J. M
Black, 38°460

Botany of Kangaroo Island, bibliography
Or. 32° 203

Botany of north-western South Australia ;
by J. M. Black, 39 823

Botany of South Australia, 32-252

Botany of the South Australian Museum
expedition to Strzelecki and Cooper
Creeks; by J. M. Black, 41-631

‘Botany of the Willochra Valley, 26-31

Bothriopria, 39°406, 40°15;

species of, 39 406
Bothriopria atra, 39°408*; aureipes,
40°15*; = infus-

39°409*; connectens,
39°407*; niger-

synopsis of

cipes, 39°409*; leai,
rima, 40°15*; splendida, 39°406;
unicolor, 39°407*; victoriae, 39°408*
Bothynacrum ochreonotatum, 37:233,
339*
Bouchardia cumingi, 34°97; fibula, 34-97
boueana, Miliolina, 36°37

Boulder from cambrian till, Jamestown,
petrography of, 33-130

Boundary Creek, cainozoic beds at,
35°50, 54

bourkei, Ischiopsopha, 38-144

bourkii, Neopsephotus, 39°746

bovilli, Bupala, 26°317*; Horonotus,
42:262; Lepidiota, 36°54*; Ontho-

phagus, 27°278*; Palmerstonia, 42-262
Box Gum, see Eucalyptus hemiphloia
Brachaciptera, AI-317%s auricoma,

41°319*; tibialis, 41°318*
Bracharthron melanostrotum, 30°124*
Brachiopods, new, from South Australia,

34:90 :
Brachiopods of South Australia; by Sir

Jos. C. Verco, 34°89
Brachopsis concolor, 40°390
brachteatum, Helichrysum, 38°47]

Brachybelistis, 26°195*; | neomorpha,
26°195; pentachroa, 26°195

brachybotrya, Acacia, 43°33

brachycera,-us, Coemotriche, 29°177;

Hopliocnena, 29°177 ; Microdon, 36° 935
Brachycis, 37:277*; thoracicus, 37:278*
Brachycola ee 42-278*

Brachycome calocarpa, 43°42; ciliaris,
var. glandulosa, 39°839; var. lanu-
ginosa, 38°470; exilis, 43°42; tes-

quorum, 40-75*
brachyderes, Xylophilus, 41°199*
brachydesma, Telicota, 32°312*, 35-159
brachyglossus, Senecio, 40°76
Brachymycterus, 39°87*; auritus, 39°88*
brachyopa, Doratiphora, 26°216, 28-242;
Parasa, 28-242
Brachypeplus, 26°301; barronensis,
26°305*; cowleyi, 26°304*; kemblensis,
26°306*; koebelei, 26°304*; olliffi,
26°302*; wattsensis, 26°-303*
brachyphylla, Placerobela, 27°14*
Brachypodium distachyon, 37:124
Brachyporopterus montanus, 37°366*;
vermiculatus, 36°110*
Brachypterus metallicus, 26°300; testa-
ceus, 26-300

brachyptera, var. of Tetracnemella

-megymeni, 41°354*

Brachysphyrus, 27-160"; irroratus,
27°160*

brachystachya,-um, Acacia, 41°640;

Arthrocnemum, 43°362
* brachystylus, Ephrycus, $7°417; Leptops,
28°103*
braconis, Aphanogmus, 38:95*;
dinota, 41°349*
Brace, Sir Wm. Henry. Alpha particles
of uranium and thorium, 30°16
Comparison of some forms of electric
radiation, 31°79
Nature of Rontgen rays, 31°94
On the absorption of alpha rays, and
on the classification of alpha rays of
radium, 28°298
On the ionisation of various gases by
the alpha particles of radium, 30-1
166
Brace, Sir W. H., and Cooxs, W. T.
Tonisation curve of methane, 31:11]
Brace, Sir W. H., and Guasson, J. L.
On want of symmetry shown by second-
ary X-rays, 32-301
Brace. Sir W. H., and Kieeman, R. D.
On the alpha particles of radium, and
their loss of range in passing through
various atoms and molecules, 29°132
On the recombination of ions in air
and other gases, 29°187
Brace, Sir W. H., and Mapszn, J. P. V.
Experimental investigation of the
nature of the gamma rays, 32:1, 35
Quality of the secondary ionisation due
to beta rays, 31°300
Bragg, Sir W. H., award of Barnard gold
‘medal to, 39°853; award of Nobel prize,
40-587; congratulations on knighthood,
44-379, 388
braggi, Sepia, 31-213*
Branchellion australis, 40°42*
branchialis, Homolepida, 38-444
Brassica adpressa, 35:60

B2

Eury-

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brazieri, Atretia, 31°106, 34:94; Crypt-
opora, 31°106, 34°94

Breadens Dam, 38:43

Breccias at Aldockra Hill, M2:242, at
Boolcoomata, M2-241; autoclastic,
44-301, 311; Brighton-limestone, 44-213 ;
intraformational, 44:306; upper Tor-
rens limestone, 44°312. See also Con-
glomerates

Brecknell Sandhills, 27-84

Bremer Range, 35°109

Bremer River, biotite schists east of,
32:124; dunes in valley of, 32-124;
valley of, 32:124

brenchleyi, Clathurella, 33-320; Daph-
nella, 33-320; Daphnella, var. vercoi,
33:°320

breviatus, Celaenopsis, 40°226*

brevicauda,-us, Nectris, 33:345; Neonec-
tris tenuirostris, 40°591; Psalidura,
38:25*

brevicaudatum, Ceratosoma, 29°154

breviceps, Hippocampus, 32:299; Murae-
nichthys, 32°297; Zonites, 41:270*

brevicollis, Titinia, 28-86

brevicorne,-is, Adelium, 38:236; Ptero-
helaeus, 31°294*; Silvanus, 27-151

brevilineata, Rhyparida, 39-125

brevior, var. of Talaurinus maculipennis,
38:26*

brevipennis, Decemplocotes, 41:146;
Diplocotes, 41:146; Dyscharachthis,
25:131; Paussoptinus, 41:146

brevipes. Belus, 932:°225*; Liparetrus,
29-328*; Myoporum, 40-71

brevipilis, Scelodonta, 39:168*

brevirostris, Pachyura, 41°615*;- Pagu-
ristes, 29:256*; Pantoreites, 38°319;
Smicrornis, flavescens, 38-429; Smicror-

is, mathewsi, 39-749*; Tyrtacosus,

37-213*

43:305; Platveilibe, 41°156; Rbhy-
parida, 39-137*; Turbonilla, 33-271
brevisetosa, Emydica, 37:275*; Maiso-

phrice, 38°340*

brevispinosa, Acanthochiton, 44-286

breweri, Lycosura, 42-268; Pantoreites,
42:268; var. of Micropoecila cincta,
38°171

brightensis, Haptoncura, 27-:113*; Lath-
ropus, 27°147* -

Brighton limestone breccias, 44°313; at
Brighton, 44°313; at Burra, 44-315;
at Depot Creek, 44:317; at Kooringa,
44-315; at Mt. Remarkable, 44-317;
at Pekina Creek, 44-°316

Brighton limestones at Burra, 28:263; at
Hackham, 28-263, 272, 276; at Hallett’s
Cove, 28°263; at Morphett Vale,
23:276; at Mt. Remarkable, 28-263;
at Noarlunga, 28-263; at Onkaparinga
River, 28°272; at Orroroo, 28°263;
at Pedlar’s Creek, 28-279; at Pocock’s
quarry, 28-266; at Reynella, 28:263;

32

at Reynell’s quarry, 28°266; at Tar-
anga farm, 28°278; at Walloway,
28:263

Brighton limestones, economic uses for,
28:2

Brighton, radial-nodular barytes at,
31-120

Brithys, 44-135*; crini, 30-119

British New Guinea. See Papua

British Science Guild, 30:328

broadbenti, Maccoyornis, whitei, 40-590

Broken Hill area, aeolian transportation
in, M2-97 : amphibolite in, M2-266;
amphibole schists in, M2-266; analyses
of meteoric dust from, M2- 998 : caliche
of, M2-226; dust-storms of, M2- 227 ;
epidosite from, M2: 272; erosion pro-
cesses at, M2: 294 ; genesis of the argenti-
ferous galena- blende lodes, M2- “314;
geological history of, M2-318; geological
investigations in, M2-211; ground-water
in, M2: 993; hills of, M2-218; intrusive
rocks of, M2- 243; human occupation
of, M2-232; insolation in, M2-295
metamorphosed psephites from,
M2:278; metamorphosed psammites
from, M2:-277; petrography of,
M2:°244; physiography of, M2-217;
plains of, M2-218; pre-cambrian intru-
sive granites of, M2-248; rainfall and
water resources of, M2-290: salinity of

creeks in, M2-299 - sand dunes of,
M2:229; stratigraphy of, M2-233;
structural geology of, M2-233:; tertiary
deposits of, M2-243; tillite of,
M2:-244; vegetation of, Mo: 231; whirl-
winds of, M2-227

Broken Hill, garnet-sillimanite schist

near, M2-283; bibliography of geology,
M2213; ironstone near, M2-318;
Tepidoptera of, 39-357, 40°241. 41- 369,
42-226; lode-filling of lode of, M2: 304 ;
massive argentiferous sulphide ore
bodies of lode, M2-301; pegmatite of
lode, M2-296, 3138; temperature of
formation of lode, M2°310; walls of
lode, M2-304; weathered zone of lode,
M2-°310; pyroxene amphibolite from,
M2-259 ; stawvolite - gneiss near,
M2-:285; twinned gypsum crystals from,

|

40:262; uralite dolerite at. M2-269

Bromus arenarius, 39°826, 40°57; maxi-
mus, 35°61; rigidus, 35°61: sterilis,
35°61

Brothers Islands, bone breccias from,
26°326

Broveuton, A. C.. Coorongite, 44-386
Notes on some occurrences of silica near
Mt. Painter, 36°173
brouni, Dilochrosis, 38-149
Ye

Browne’s Lake, 25-55 ;

Brownhill Creek, cambrian blue-metal
limestone at, 30: 237; dolomitic lime-
stone at, 30: 241; reserve, 34:286

browni, ‘Acantholophus, 39: 66% ; Cardium,
M2- 31°; Eragrostis, 39°825: Olenel-
lus, 43: 381; Leptops, 40°342*; Stig-
modera, 40°121*

Bruchophagus niger, 37°82*

bruesi, Gryonella, 38-85*

brunnea,-us, Acolus, 38°69*; Antiochrus,
29° 974; ‘Aphanogmus, 38: 97*; Auto-
molus, ‘41: 561*; Ceratoteleia, 37-141*;
Chelosania, ‘a1 -669 ; Columbella,
34°136; Pyrrholaemus, 38-431, 39-753,
41-459

brunneipennis, Liparetrus, 29:314:; Mor-
dellistena, 41°247

brunnescens, Macroura, 26°308

brunnipes, Glyeyphana, 38°197

Brunonia australis, 38°470, 39-838

brunoniana, Pisonia, 37°4538, 40-595

brunonis, Glossodia, 44:358

Brunskill. George, ‘death of, 37°456

Brutus Castle, eocene beds of, 25:4;
metamorphic rocks at, 26°274

bryceana, Caladenia, 38-359*, 44-346

Bryomima, 27:12; elaeodes, 27°12

bryophaga, -us, Auletes, 34°39*; Elles-
chodes, 32: 249% - Geomela, 40°430*;
Mi andalowus. 31:143*

bryophanes, Pseudoterpna, 28° al

bryophilus, Decilaus, 37-381*
toperus, 37°392*

bubalus, Sclerorinus, 38-24

Bubaris hardcastlei, 34-20*

bubaroides, Talaurinus, 38°31*

Buccinulus intermedius, 31-310

Buccinum acuminatum, 34°128; australe,
36°206; dermestoideum, 35:214; semi-
convexum, 34:128

Buchan Cayes reserve, 34-289

Buchiceras, M2-47

Buciara, 44-132*; bipartita, 27-3

Buifalo Mount reserve, 34-289

buffonia. Stapelia, 37-454

Rop-

Building stone, Finnis sandstone as,
34°244; glacial sandstone as, 34-244
bulbosa, Poa, 35-3

Bulestes torquatus, 38°433; torquatus
ethelae, 39-755

Butt, Lione. B. Contribution to the
study of habronemiasis: a clinical,

pathological, and experimental investi-
gation of a granulomatous condition of
the horse—habronemic granuloma,
43-85
Bulla australis, radula of, 38-366
Bulla Bulling, amblydonite from, 34-253
bullacea, Psilocybe, 42°13]
bullata,-um,-us, Lima, 31°314; Limatula,

Brown, H. L., on the Mt. Lofty
Ranges, 28:257

Brown Hill, near Victor Harbour, 25-152

Brown, Mt., M2-218

BROWNE, W. R. Igneous rocks of En-

counter Bay, South Australia, 44-7
cordicoliis, Deretaphrus, 27-127

ot-o14 ; Ostrea, ot'3i4; ‘Phebalium,
40°460* ; Ptcrohelaeus, 31 293 ; Radula,
31°314

Bull’s Creek, 34:233, 35°111
Bull’s Creek Ranges, 34°24]

Bundey, Miss Ellen Milne, death of,
43°419

Bunya Mountains reserve, 34°292

Bupala, 26°317; bovilli, .. 26-317";

dentata, 26-318*

Buprestidae, some new species of, 40:78

Burgena, 44°124*

Burhinus magnirostris, 38°422;
rostris magnirostris, 39-743

Burial customs of the aborigines of north-
western South Australia, 28°35; of the
Mailu, 39°690; of the Narrinyeri,
35°10; of the Wororra, 41°33

Burke’s Tree, 41°410, 420

burkei, Swainsonia, 42°174

burmeisteri, Antitrogus, 35-200*, 42-257;
Automolus, 30-282, 41-558; Liparetrus,
30-282; Schizognathus, 43-244

Burra. Brighton limestones at, 28:263;
Brighton ‘limestone breccias at, 44-315

bursariae, Microvalgus, 38-208*

Bursati in horses, 43:133

Bursattee. See Bursati

Burt Plain, tertiary deposits at. 38-4]

burtoni, Lialis, 38-442

buxifolia, Alyxia, 40°70

Byallius laticollis, 38-385*

By-laws of the Royal Society of South
Australia. See Royat Society or SoutTH
AUSTRALIA. By-laws

bynoeana, Acacia, 41:46, 42-45

magni-

bynoei, Heteronota, 38°441, 41-469

Byrrhomorpha, 931:275; synopsis. of
species of, 31:°276; anomala, 31-276* ;
basicollis, 43-224*; rudis, 43-223*

Byrrhus raucus, 27:173; torrensensis,
OT-ATs

Byrsax coxi. 38:°371*;. pinnaticollis,
38°234*

Byrsia, 37°302; cerata, 37-302

byrsopa, Raparna, 27-43*

Byrsoptera, 25°77*; xylistis, 25°77*

byssinopis, Cryptophasa, 26-205*

Cacaecia ophiodesma, 26°251*

Cacellus, 40-22; fuscicorpus, 40-24*;
propinquus, 40-23*; regalis, 39-445

Cacephatus sericeus, 25°31

Cacochroa decorticata, var. assimilis.
38:172; decorticata, var. neva, 38-172;
gymnopleura, 38°172; pullata, 38-175;
variabilis, 38-173*; variicollis, 38-176*

Cacophis modesta, 38°445, 39-737

eacozelus, Agetinus, 39:270*; Leptops,
40°337

Cacyparis, 44-°189*

Cadulus acuminatus, 28:138, 35-211;
angustior, SEAL Red ole gibbosus,
35°213*; occiduus, 35°218*; spretus,
35°212

caecilius. Telesto, 35°138

eaecus, Halorhynchus, 38-343
Caedius tuberculatus, 38°370*
Caelema excavata, male of, 34°:254

33

caeleno, Taractrocera, 35°145

Caelodes bimaculatus, 29-270

caenodora, Nepticula, 30°58*

caenosus, Cherrus,

caerulea, Phyllocharis,

caeruleipennis, Ditropidus,
Ptinus, 41:148*; Rhyparida, 39-151*

caeruleiventris, Lemodes, 38°259

caeruleus, Cleptor, 39°307*

caesar, Chalcopterus, 37:16

caesina, Carystus, 26°118, 35°166; Eryn-
nis, 26°118, 35°166; Sabera, 35-166

Caesioperca extensa, 33: 269; rasor, 33-269

Caesiosoma aequipinnis, 40°443

caespitosa, Poa, 41-666

Caesyra, leptadelpha, 44-64" ; maculopa,
27°224*; miltozona, 25° 93*; platy-
xantha, 31°118*. See also Coesyra

Cainozoic deposits at Aldinga Bay,
palaeontological notes on, 35°52; at
Bellevue, 36°15; at Boor’s Plains,
36°15; at Boundary Creek, 35°50. 54;
at Cape Willoughby, 36°15; at Croy-
don bore, 36°15; at Finniss railway
bridge, 36°15; at Gawler, 36°15; at
Hindmarsh Tiers, 36°15; at Kangaroo
Island, 36:15; at Kent Town bore,
36°15; at Light River, 36-14: at Mt.
Terrible Creek, 35°49; at Paradise,
36:15; at Point Turton, 36°14; at
Port Noarlunga, 36°15; at Port Wil-
lunga, 35°49, 36:15; at Queenscliff,
36°15; at Red Banks, 36°16; at Sel-
lick’s Hill Creek. 35°49. 36:15; at
Smith Bay, 36°15; at Tickera Bay,
36°15; at Troubridge, 36°14; at Wal-
laroo Bay, 36°15; at Waterfall Creek,
35°50, 54

Cainozoic deposits, lower, elevation above
sea-level of, 36°18; in South Australia,
description of a disturbed area of,
35°47; on east coast of Yorke Penin-

44°231* ;

sula, 36°14
Cainozoic, lower, marine limestones of,
35°47

Cainozoic peneplanation of Yorke Penin-
sula, 42-221

Cainozoic times, drainage alterations in
Mt. Lofty ranges in, 35-110

Cainozoic, upper, near Murray Plains,
40°258

Cairngorm from Antechamber’ Bay,
T-St

cairnsensis, Cathartus, 27°151*; Elasmus,
37:97*; Microrhagus, 40-302: Peri-
lampus, 41°359; var. of Mordella

sydneyana, 41°228*
cairnsiana, Caladenia, 33:14, 44-346*
Cairnsicis, 36°133*; opalescens, 36-134*
cajuputea, Eucalyptus, 27:242
Caladenia, a new, 30°225; synopsis
species of, 42°31
Caladenia aphylla, 44-356; barbarossae,
44-355; bicalliata, 33-17*; bryceana,
38°359, 44-346; cairnsiana, 33-14,

of

44°346*; carnea, 33:15; clavigera,
44-353; congesta, 42°30*; cordiformis,
44-°330*; deformis, 33°16, 44°357;
dilatata, 33°15, 44-353; discoidea,
44°346; drummondi, 44-354; fila-

mentosa, 33°15, 44°349; flava, 44°355;
gemmata, 44-357; : gladiolata, ae 210* ;

hirta, 44°354; _ iridescens, 4-328* ;
ixioides, 44-358: jenecliea $3: 15,
44°355; lobata, 44:353; macrostylis,
44:354; menziesi, 33°14, 44:346;
multiclavia, 44-°348*; ovata, 33-16%;
paniculata, 44°356; patersoni, 33°15,
44°350*; pectinata, 44°-352*; plicata,
44-354; purdieana, 44:356; reptans,
44-355; reticulata, 33°14, 44-349; roei,
44°354; saccharata, 44:357; sericea,
44-357; testacea, 42:29*; tutelata,
31°211*; unita, 44-356.

Calamagrostis, synopsis of South Aus-
tralian species of, 43-26

Calamagrostis aemula, 41°632, 42°39;
minor, 43:27; minor, var. densa,
43:27: quadriseta, 43°26

Calamanthus campestris isabellinus,
39°751; stomach contents of, 39-762

Calamidia pamphaea, 42 O77*

Calamintha nepeta, 36°24

calamus, Acmaea, 30°211, 36-184, 199;
Acmaea, var. polyactina, 36°184*, 199;
Patella, 30°211, 36°184, 199

Calandrinia balonnensis, 38°464, 41-380,
637; caulescens, var. menziesi, 41°380

Calathusa, 44-183*; aethalistis, 39°-372*;
hemiscia, $9:371* ; thermosticha,
39-372*

Cale-tufa at Opparinna Spring, 29-91

calcaratus, Cubicorrhynchus, 39°60;
Phorticosomus, 27°261*

calcicultrix, Eucalyptus, 27-242, 32°282

calcitrans, Stomoxys, 35°223

Calcium phosphate beds at Yarroo Sta-
tion, 26°323

Calcium salts, effects of, on fly’s intes-
tine, 44-99

calcogona, Eucalyptus, 40°68

calcularis, Eucraera, 41°375;
morpha, 30°66*

Caleana major, 31°:127; minor, 37:125*;
nigrita, 44°342*

Seto-

caledonicus, Nycticorax, 38°423

Caledoniella, 29-182; contusiformis,
29-183*, 36°207; var. labyrinthina,
29-185*; var. pulchra, 29°185*, 36°207;
var. testudinis, 29°185*

calescens, Scitala, 31°252*

caleyi, Hylochelidon nigricans, 41°454

Caliche of Broken Hill area, analysis of,
M2-226

Calicotis microgalopsis, 28°171*

calida,-us, Eloasa, 28°248; Heteronyx,
34°215*

calidris, Berosiris, 37-307; Mechistocerus,
37°307

34

, californica,

Flammula, 42-110*;
communis, 42°110*
caliginosus, Anchithyrus, 36°88*
| Callabonica, 32 365
Callabonna, Lake, fossil remains of,

M1; geology of, M1-viii.; ‘meteorology
of, M1-xiu.; physical features of,
M1- i.
callabonnae, Heteronyx. 33°33
callainus, Malurus melanotus,
39°753
callarias, Lotella, 33-266
Calleana minor, 34 275
Callianassa aequimana, 31°182*
callichroa. Caradrina, 26°225*;
copsis. 26:144*
callidesma, Lethocephala, 26-219 .
callierga, Notodryas, 30°56*
calliloma, Hypercydas, 2723"
callimorpha, Palparia, 41:104; Polyeucta,
41°104

var.

38-431,

Tortri-

Callington, biotite schist from, 32°134;
chlorite schist from, 32:134; mica
schist from, 32°124; paringite from,
32°135

calliope, Ceraphron, 38°102*
callioptis, Borkhausenia, 27:226*
Calliostoma adamsi, 29°172;
; suberanulatum, 29:172;

Chiton, 36°151;

42°
calliphylla, Machaeretis, 41-59%
Callipona, 28-236* ; metabolis, 28°236*
callipona, Pagyda, 32:93*
Callipyris, 44 168*

hedleyi,

zietzi,

calliozona, Rhyssoplax,

Callirhipis cardwellensis, 38°255; reticu-
lata, 38°255*

callisarca, Angelia, 27°194*

calliscia, Thelxinoa, 27°12

calliscopa, Glyphipteryx, 29°112*

callisema, Lichenaula, 26°196

callispila, Anthela, 29-175*

callispora, Lichenaula, 28 245

callista, Narycia, 27:233*; Xysmato-

doma, 27°233*

callisticta, Euchloris, 28°-222*

Callistochiton antiquus, 35°98, 36°150,
44-285; antiquus mawlei, 43°400;
antiquus mayi, 43°401*; antiquus
meridionalis, 43°400*; mawlei,+-44 267,
285; mayi, 44: Q85 ; meridionalis,
44:285; sarcophagus, 36: 150

calliston, Astele, 29°167*

Callitris cupressiformis, 26°34, 35°61;
cupressiformis, var. mucronata, 35°

44-190; cupressiformis, var. tasmanica,
44-190; drummondi, 37°123, 44-190;
propinqua, 35°61; robusta, 35° 61,
39-824

Callitris verrucosa, essential oil from the
fruits of 44°94

callixantha, Darala, 26-214*

callixeris, Grammodes, 27°38*

callizona, Doddiana, 26:188; Stericta,
26°188

eallizyga, Pyrgotis, 25-69*

Callochiton crocinus, 36142; elongatus,
44-266, 283; mayi, 36°164*, 44 283;
platessa, 35°95, 36°142; rufus, 36-142;
44:283

- Calloodes nitidissimus, 43°242*; prasinus,
43°241

Callorhynchus antarcticus, 32°293

eallosa,-us, Liparetrus, 29°311; Poria,
43-303

Callyna, 44°151*; leuconota, 27°35*
calocarpa, Brachycome, 43 42

Calocephalus dittrichi, 42°57*; platy-
cephalus, 41°648

Calocerineloides, SELL ramosa,
eo *

Calochilus, synopsis of species of, 42°25;
cupreus, 42° 24*; robertsoni, 33°12

calodema, Mordella, 41-240*

Calogramma, 44-146*

Calomanthus campestris isabellinus,
41:457

Calomela aeneonitens, 40°401; amethy-
stina, 40-399; curtisi, 40401; lati-
collis, 40-402*: lauta, 40 402: minima,
40-404"; prosternalis, 40 403%; pul-

chella, 40- 401; ruficeps, 40 402; rufo-
castanea, 40°405*; sticticollis, 40-405*;
tenuicornis, 40: 409° ; viridipennis,
40 399; waterhousei, 40-402

@slomyrmex splendidus, sub. sp. pur-
pureus, var. eremophilus, 39°821*

calopasa, Mordella, 41:237*

Calophasidia, 44-152

caloptera, Mordella,
41°311*

calopus, Marasmius, 43-283*

calopyga, Polystigma, 38°162*

calorata, Frenchella, 31:269*

calosomoides, Adelium, 38 236

Calosoter coleopterorum, 37°91*

Calotis kempei, 39-839; scabiosifolia,

Caltoris, 35-162; laraca, 35-162
calva, Phenacolepas, 36°185, 199; Pyrene,

41-239* ;

Oxacis,

ae Scutellina, 30°-217*; 36-185,
Calvatia lilacina, 43-310
calviceps, Decilaus, 37:259*; Pseudoni-
distus, 37°239*; Roptoperus, 37-262*
calycogona, Eucalyptus, 27-247, 40:478,
41-340, 43°39; var. gracilis, 32-278,
40 68
calyculata, Cardita, 32°347; Chama,

32°347; Mytilicardia, 32°347
Calyptorhynchus banksi stellatus, 38-426

calyptra, Mixodetis, 26:172; Paratheta,
26°172
cambagei, Acacia, 32:277, 38-465;

Eucalyptus, 32: 285, 286
Cambrian and pre- -cambrian unconformity
at Aldgate Creek, 32: 390

35

Cambrian basal beds, Aldgate, 30:249;
Ardrossan, 30°257; Barossa, 30°254;
Binberrie Hill, M2:255; Cox’s Creek,
30-252; Forest Range, 30:256; Grey
Spur, 30252; Houghton, 30-256; In-
man Valley, 30°352; Kangaroo Gully,
30°255; Mt. Lofty ranges, 30249:
Port Hughes, 30°257; River Torrens,
30 256; Sixth Creek, 30°256; South
Para, 930°255,257; Stirling East,
30°251: Stirling West, 30:250; Tan-
unda, $30°257; Thompson’s_ Siding,
M2255; Winulta Creek, 30-257

Cambrian basal beds, unconformity
between pre-cambrian beds and, 30-254

Cambrian basal grits in Torrens valley,
39:3

Cambrian blue metal limestone at An-
stey’s Hill, 30-239; Beaumont, 30-237;

Brownhill Creek, 30-°237; Magill,
30-238; . Stonyfell, 30 238; Teatree
Gully, 30°238,239; Waterfall Gully,
30 240

Cambrian cryptozoon in Australia, 38-1

Cambrian deposits of Boolcoomata sta-
tion, M2:235: Central Australia, 38°49;
Elder Rock 31°65; Houghton, 33-105;
Mt. Lofty ranges, 39:2; MacDonnell
ranges, 38°8,49; north-western South
Australia, 29°81; Paps, M2-234; Poola-
macca station, M2:234; Torrens valley,

39-1; Torrowangee, M2-235, 240

.Cambrian dolomitic limestone near Ar-

drossan, 42:199; Maitland, 42-202;
Montgomery’s farmstead, 42-201;
Rogues Gully, 42-200; Sliding Rocks,
42°201; Waterfall Gully, 30-241;
Yorke Valley, 42°201

Cambrian erratics at Willouran Ranges,

30°330
Cambrian fauna of South Australia,
29-246
Cambrian glacial ‘beds of Balcanoona
Creek, 25°46; Belalie Creek, 25-12;

far north of South Australia, 25-145;
Flinders Range, 25-145; Italowie Creek,
25°46; Jamestown, 25°11; Mt. Grain-
ger, 25-t1-— Oodla . Wirra, 25-01;
Petersburg. 25:11; quarry of Metro-
politan Brickworks Co., 25:10; South
Australia, 25:10; Sturt River Valley,
25°10

Cambrian glacial mudstones from Razor-

back, 27°310

| Cambrian glaciation in southern hemi-

sphere, first observation of, 25°13
Cambrian limestone at Ardrossan, 42-198;
Dowlingville, 42:199; Horse Gully,
42:196; Pavey Gully, 42-196; Sugar-
loaf Hill, 35°54; Yorke Peninsula,
42-195
Cambrian lower limestone at Black Hill,

30°246; Hack’s Bridge, 30-248; Kan-
garoo Creek, 30°:247; Montacute,
30°246; Mt. Bold, 30:248; Mt. Lofty,
30°246: Pinkerton Gully, 30-247;

Sixth Creek, 30:247; South Para,
30°248; Torrens River, 30-247
Cambrian of South Australia,
cyathinae from, M2-55
Cambrian phyllites of Black Hill, 30-245;
Little Para River, 30:246; Mt. Lofty,
30:°245; North Para River, 30-246;
Onkaparinga River, at Clarendon,

30°246; South Para River, 30°246

archaeo-

Cambrian reef limestone, M2-°156
Cambrian synclines of Olary Hills,
M2-235

Cambrian thick quartzites at Anstey’s
Hill, 30°242; Black Hill, 30-242;
Fourth Creek, 30°243; | Morialta,
30°243; Mount Lofty, 30°243; Stony-
fell, 30-243

Cambrian thick slates at Mborialta,
30°236; Stonyfell, 30-236

Cambrian till at Appila Creek gorge,
30-232; Cartwright Creek, 32-393;
Flinders Range, 30°232; Mt. Lofty
range, 30-228; Onkaparinga Valley,
30°232; Orroroo, 30°232; Petersburg
30°232; Sturt Valley, 30:232; Wil-

louran Ranges, 30°232

Cambrian till at Jamestown, petrography
of boulder from, 33-130

Cambrian trilobites, Australian,
position of, 44-382

Cambrian Se of Australia and Tas-
mania : . Etheridge, juu., 43-373

Cambrian Ua quartzites at Belair,
30°234; Blackwood Metropolitan Brick-
works, 30°234; Glen Osmond, 30-234;
Mitcham, 30-234: Onkaparinga River,
30:234

Cambrian, see also
Lower Cambrian

camdenensis, Talaurinus,

Camels, notes on, 41°42]

camelus, Tychreus, 37-432

Campanile triseriale, 26°130*

campanulata,-um,-us, Amorphophallus,
29-207; Atriplex, var. adnatum,
42-172*; Galera, 42:-118*; Lycium,
35°60; Panacolus, 42°135*

campbelli, Ischnochiton, 44-281]

Campbellornis personatus munna, 38°432,
39:°754, 41°460; stomach contents of,

generic

Upper Cambrian,

28-111

41-468; superciliosus, 39-754, 41-460
Campbell’s Creek, M2-223; tillite, of,
M2°244
campestris, Calamanthus, — isabellinus,
39°751: 41°457; Heteronyx, 34-166*
Psalliota, 42°121; Psalliota, var. hor-
tensis, 42:122*; Psalliota, var. sylvi-
cola, 42°122
Campomyrma longipes, 39° 821*
Camponotiphilus, 938-°257*; fimbricollis,
38°258*
Camponotus _aurofasciatus, 39°817*
40°37; eremicus, 39°815*; inflatus,
40°37; latrunculus, 39°814*; leae,
39°819*; maculatus, subsp. discors,
42°814; maculatus, subsp. novae-hol-

36

landiae, 39-814;
whitei, 39-818*
camptoloma, Prolophota, 27°15
Camptorrhinus inornatus, 37°444*, 38-343
Camptorrhinus inornatus, 37:444*, 38-348;
interstitialis, 37°-444*
campyla, Nassaria, 31°102
campylantha, Swainsona, 38°465, 41:639,

subnitidus, 39°817;

42-174

campyplocnemis, Mandalotus, 28:116*,
33-163

campylospora, Peziza, 43°313; Urnula,
43°313

campylota, Narycia, 27°:233*; Xysmato-
doma, 27°233*

camurus, Cortinarius, 42:98*; Dermocybe.
42-98*

cana, Triphora, 33-289*

canadense, -is, Erigeron, 35:2; Xanth-

erium, 39- 849 ; Xanthium, 40°77

canalicornis, Myllocerus, 33°145*
canaliculata,-us, Cudnellia, 39°334*; Lep-
tops, 28°102*; Pseudolycus, 41°286*;

Thelymitra, 44°332

Cancellaria pergradata, 28°142*

cancellata, Crossea, 30-149; Crosseia,
30°149; _ Drillia, 33-306; Limopsis
31:218; Mangelia, 33-306; Mechisto-
cerus, 33:194*, 37°322; Terebratula,
34:95; Terebratulina, 34-95

candescens, Agaricus, 43°286; Lichenaula,
26:196; Pleurotus, 43-286; Xylorycta,
26°196

candida, Emarginula, 38°363

Candle Bark, see Eucalyptus rubida

Candollea, 40°462

Cane’s Quarry, upper cambrian basal grits
at. 42-193

canescens, Anteia, 27°18; Bl@mnodia,
41°638; Blennodia, pterosperma,
41°638; Liparetrus, 29-308; var. of

Hibbertia stricta, 43°36

canhami, Belemnites, M2-49

canifascia, Orgyia, 27°16

Canis dingo, 41°43]

Cannibalism among aborigines of north-
western South Australia, 28°36: of west
coast of Northern Territory, 31°8

cannoni, Kochia, 43:29*

Cannuwaukaninna, 41°415

Canoes of aborigines of west coast of
Northern Territory, 31°53; of the
Mailu, 39-613, 632

Cantharellus corrugatus, 43-272*:
lum, 43-273; imperatae, 43:271*;
cinus, 43:271*; nigripedes, 43-272*

cantharus, Acmaea, 30°215

folio-
lila-

Cantharus eburneus, 33°320: Patella,
30°215

Cantherines setosus, 39°472*

Canthylidia, 44:129*; eodora, 27: f

epigrapha, 44°130* ; melibaphes, 30-112
tenuistria, 27°3
Cape. See under name of cape.
capella, Onthophagus, 27-280
capensis, Anchusa, 36°24

caperatus, Cardiothorax, 38°399

capillatus, Liparetrus, 29-299, 41°527 |

capitalis, Demonassa, 32-:386*; Heter- |
onyx, 34:225*; Maechidius, 31-283*

capitatus, Eriostemon, var. baccharoides,
43°35

eapitellata, Eucalyptus, 32°278, 40-468

capitosus, Onthophagus, 27-280

capnitis, Tinea, 42-288*

capnochroa, Philobota, 44-62*

Capnodes niphomacula, 27-41*

_ capnodyta, Borkhausenia, 30°35*

- capnosema, Schoenotenes, 42:287*

Capparis mitchelli, 38-464

Caprichthys, 39-482*: gymnura, 39-482*

Capropygia, 39°478; unistriata, 39-478*

Capsella pilosula, 26-32

Capua acrita, 40°509*; acrodesma,
26°234 ; acragrapha, 40°508*: aridela,
42-286*; ceramica, 32°115*; cydropis,
40°510*; dasycerca, 40°508*; discotypa, |
40°510*; epiloma, 26-235*; epipepla, |
32°318: eucamata, 40-510": eucycla,
40°509*; leptospila, 25-74*; naias,
40°507*; oxygona, 32°115*; panxantha,
25°75*; pentazona, 25°75*, 26-234;
petrochroa, <2] iS ae tetraplasia,
40: eee? tripselia, 32°318*; vulpina,
40-511

caput serpentis, Cypraea, 42°148

eara, Haplonycha, 41°507*

Caradrina, 44-154*; acalis, 27°-4*; ama-
thodes, 32°59%*, 26-223* : austera,
44-155*; basisticha, 32-60* ;_ callichroa,
26°225*; chromoneura, 28°215; cry-
phaea, 32°58*; heliarcha, 27-4; leucos-
ticta, 32°58*; lichenophora, 26-224*;
lophota, 27-31*; melanographa, 32°59";
melanops, 26°226*; nycteris, 32-60%;
ochroleuca, 26°223* ; pelosticta, 26°224* ;
pollocrossa. 27-5; pudica, 27°-31*;
reclusa, 27-4

Caragola clara, 27:16

carbasea, Nephogenes, 48:98*

carbo, Amarygmus, 37-38";
corax, 38°424

carbonaria, Flammula, 42-109*

Carbonate of lime, deposit at Cape
Spencer, 25°5; deposit at Great Salt
Marsh, Yorke Peninsula, 25°5

Carcharadon carcharias, 32-291

carcharias, Carcharadon, 32:291

Carcharias gangeticus, 32-290

Cardamine tenuifolia, 41°43

cardaminoides, Sisymbrium, 26-31]

Phalacro-

Cardiomya pinna, 32-200*

Cardiopria, 39°429*; ventralis, 39-429*

Cardiopterocis, 37°260* ; variegatus,
37:°261*

cardiopterus, Melanterius, 37-185*

Cardiothorax, synopsis of species of,
38°395

Cardiothorax angulatus, $8°398; angusti-
collis, 38-391, 398; caperatus, 38-399;
chaleeus, 38°398; clypeatus, 38:399*;

lachlanensis, 38°399; mastersi, 38°398;
politicollis, 38-399; undulatus, 38-400*

Cardita amabilis, 932°348; atkinsoni,
32-350; aviculina, 32°347; bimaculata,
' 32-350; calyculata, 9$32°347; citrina,
32-346; concamerata, 32°347; crassi-
costa, 32-346; crassicostata, 32-346;
dennanti, 26-132*; dilecta, 32-347;
excavata, 32°347; gunni, 32°350; lutea,
32°351; obliquissima, 32°355; quoyi,
32°349; rosulenta, 32°349; squamigera,
32-350; tridacnoides, 32°346
Carditella atkinsoni, 9$2°355; delta
31°109, 356; elegantula, 32°353; exu-
lata, 32°352; pectinata, 32-359; sub-
radiata, 32°358; subtrigona, 32°352;
valida, 32°353*; vincentensis, 32°354*
Cardium* browni, M2-31*; mediosul-

catum, 26°131*
cardwellensis, Callirhipis,
Carea plagioscia, 27°
Carex tereticaulis, 43°28
Carey's Gully, lower cambrian basal bed
at, 32-122

Carinaria australis, 29-171

38°255

carinaticeps, Aneurystypus, 43°237*;
Arisus, 40°313*; Catasarcus, 33-158;
Polyplocotes, 43°254*

carintafrons, Euhoplopria, 39°415* ;
Fornax, 40°316*; Talaurinus, 38-29*

carinatipes, Mandalotus, 35°68*

carinativentris, Mandalotus, 31-148%*,
35°75

carinata,-us, Cycloxanthus, 31-173*; Dit-
ropidus, 44°:241*; Leptothyra, 32- 197*
Myllocerus, 28° 85*, 33-145; Meure:
galesus, 39°412; Schismope, 34-116;
Semanopterus, 42°258; Trox, 28°285;
var. of Leptops duponti, 40-330

carinicollis, Chlamydopsis, 43-178*; Por-
opterus, 33°192* s

| cariosa,-us, Heterozona, 35-96, 36°144,
44:280; Ischnochiton, 35-96, 36°144;
Talaurinus, 35°75

caristus, Chaetnocneme, 26°40, 35-114
Carmara, 44-166* :
Carmeena Waterhole, 39:720
carmodensis, Onthophagus, 31°233*
Carnarvon, Mt., granite-conglomerate of,
29-60
carnea, Caladenia, 33°15; Crassatella,
31-311; Crassatellites, 31-311
carneola, Doriopsis, 29°157; Doris, 29-157
carnosus, Chiton, 36°153

Carnotite, association of new mineral
species with, 30-188; occurrences of,
30-191

carolensis, Desmoceras, M2-43*

earoli, Diaphonia, 38-186*

Caroline, Mt., 29-64

Caroline Creek, trilobites from, 43-391

carolinensis, Angasia, 28-146; Ptychop-
aria, 43-391*

carpentariae, Bolboceras,
onyx, 34-228; Phormesa,
Schizonycha, 34:228

40-279; Heter-
27: LS*;

38

carphalea, Peltophora, 41°83; Philobota, castaneipennis, Microvalgus, 38-203*

41°83 , castaneithorax, Hoplogryon, 39°450*
Carphurus myrmecophilus, 43°253* castaneiventris, Aphelocephala, whitei,
carpocapsella, Eupselia, 30 40 38-438, 39-755
carpophagum, Apion, 34:27 castanotis, Taeniopygia, 38-437, 39-759,
Carposina aplegia, 40°499*; eulopha, 41°465

40:°499*; smaragdias, 40: 498* castelnaui, Leptoichthys, 32°299; Trox,
Carraweena Well, 41-409 28°285

Carrying infants among aborigines of , Castiarina, synonymy of _ species of,
west coast of Northern Territory, 31°51 40-86; synopsis of species of, 40°96
Carter, H. J. Notes and tabulation of | castigata, Mordellistena, 41-251*
the Australian amarygminae, family |! castor, Myllocerus, 33°148*
tenebrionidae, with descriptions of | castus, Chiton, 35:97, 36-146
new species, 37-6 Casuarina Island proclaimed a fauna
Notes on Australian tenebrionidae, with reserve, 33°372
descriptions of new species, 38°369 | Casuarina decaisneana, 38-461; distyla,
Notes on tenebrionidae in the South 43-350; glauca, 26°33; lepidophloia, |
Australian Museum, collected by A. 43:28; lepidopholia, 42:169; lueh- —
M. Lea, 1911-12, with descriptions of manni, 42°42, 43:28; quadrivalvis,
new species, 38°219 26 32; stricta, 43-350 |
Revision of the genus stigmodera, and | casuarinae, Cryptorhopalum, 27-169*
descriptions of some new species of _Casyapa, 26°40, 35°113; critomedia,
buprestidae (order coleoptera), 40°78 26°40
Revisional notes on the family cistelidae | Cat Rocks, 44-311
(order coleoptera), 44°198 Cataclysta. psathyrodes, 32°83*
carteri, Diphucephala, 30°275*; MHeter- | Catada acrospila, 30°123*; apoblepta,
onyx, 33°72* Mandalotus, 31-150*, A i be
38°305; Misophrice, 35°83*; Pseudo- | catagrapha, Cymatophoropsis, 27-7*

lycus, 41°-285*; Rhyparida, 39-151* Catalogue of the cicadidae in the South
Carthamus glaucus, 42°60 Australian Museum, with descriptions
Cartwright Creek, M2-278; andalusite of several new species; by Howard

schist at, M2°-274; cambrian glacial till Ashton, 38°345
from, 32:°393; chiastolites from, | Catamacta, 40°504; hedista, 40 504*

M2-210; limestone at, M2-246 catapasta, Bathrotoma, 40-522
Carum sioides, 36°22* Catarrhactes chrysocrome, 37°452; pachy-
carunculata, Acanthochaera, 27:253 rhyncus, 37°452
carus, Liparetrus, 41°539* Catasarcus armatus, 42°267; carinaticeps,
Carvings of the Mailu, 39-646 33-158"; ceratuz: “33: 156, 42:266;
Caryophyllia australis, 28:8, Pax 246 ; durus, 33° 158* ; eranulatus, 33-156",
planilamellata, 30°157*, 33:246 42 266; griseus, 42°266; longicornis,
Carystus caesina, 26°118, 35-166; vallio, 42:266; maculatus, 42:265; memnonius,
35°166 42- 965 ; mollis, 33 157* ovinus,
casanotum, Cinclosoma, dundasi, 39-751 93:155, | 42-268; pollinosus, 42 265;
Casarca tadornoides, 38°423 sericeus, 42-267; stigmatipennis,
Casnonidea variabilis, 44-199 42.265; transversalis, 42°265
Cassia artemisioides, 39-831; eremophila, | Catasticta, Gastrina, 28-237; thallarcha,
38:466; sturti, 26°33, 41-382, 639 39°360 ater
Cassidea ‘adcocki, 36:217; pyrum, pyrum Catastygnus densus, 32-203 5 ere
var. thomsoni. semigranosa, 36 217; 32 205*- ochreipennis, 32°204
sinuosa, 28°141* catenatus, Lepidopleurus, 44-283
Cassinia aculeata, 42°56; laevis, 42°56 catharodes, Deilinia, 28°237
cassiniana, Schoenia, 38°47] catharoptis, Acroclita, 40°539*

Cassis adcocki, 36-217; fimbriata, 36:216; | Cathartus, 27 150; cairnsensis, 27-151*

nivea, pyrum, semigranosa, thomsoni, | Catheturus lathami, host of Halteridium

tumida, 36°217 sp., 39°29, 34
Cassiterite from Albion, M2-252; from | Catoblemma, 44:162* ; acrosticha, 44°163* ;
Waukeroo, M2-252 adiaphora, 44 162*; anacmacta, 44°163* ;
castanae, Lichenaula, 26°197* porphyris, 44:163*

castanae,-us, Abricta, 38°349; Chalco-| Catocalephe, 37-298; minans, 37-298
taenia, 40°141*; Cheiroplatys, 41-572*: | Catoptropelicanus conspicullatus, 38424
Crassatellites, 29: 169; Kobonga, 38°351*, | catoryctonsis, Gomposcopa, 25°86; Pachy-
39°91; Platydesmus, 43-216*; Silvanus, cera, 25°86
27°151; var. of Dilochrosis atripennis, | caudacuta, Chaetura, 36-239
38:°150; Xestocis, 37°435* caudata.-us. Acianthus, 33 14; Lepidiota,

castaneicorpus, Pantolytoidea, 39°392* 36°60*; Rhinaria, 28-125*

Caudina chilensis, 39-21

- caulescens, Calandrinia,
41-380

eauliculata, Balanophyllia, 28°73*

Caulinia antarctica, 37:1

Caulobius, 30:288; synopsis of species
of, 30 288; Caulobius advena, 30:289;
caviceps, 41°520*; compactus, 30 289;
ferrugineus, 31:239; immitis, 30 289*;
punctulatus, 41-519; rotundus, 30:290* ;
rufescens, 30 289

caurus, Lonchodes, 29-239*

cautopsis, Plutorectis, 31°-205*

cavata, Terebratulina, 34 95*

Cave guano deposits, 26°72. See also
Guano

Cave paintings of the Wororra, 41°35

Cavenagh, Mt., 29°77

cavernosus, Poropterus, 29 227*

caviceps, Caulobius, 41°520*; maechidius,

41:°519; Oxacis, 41°309
43°186*

cavifrons, Paralepidiota,
cavirostris, Rhinaria, 28-130

var. menziesi,

Caviria clara, 27°16

Cavolina inflexa, tridentata, trispinosa,
31-107 °
Cavonus acutifrons, 41°567*; armatus,

41°568; parvus, 41°568
Cebysa conflictella, 31:207
ceciliense, Cryptorhopalum, 27-170*
Cedilaus, 36°83*; ambiguus, 36°84*
celaenica, Lycosa, 41-488*
celano, Taractrocera, 26 98
Celaenopsis breviatus, 40 226*
celatrix, Tortrix, 40°514*
celerio, Chaerocampa, 29°179
celeteria, Euphiltra, 41:107*
cellaris, Mandalotus, 31:137
Cellepora verticalis, 37-458
celmisiae, Merimnetes, 34:15*
Cemiostoma, 30 61
cenchroides, Cerchneis, 28-426, 41-450;
Cerchneis cenchroides, 39:745
Cenchrus australis, 36 240; as an insect-
catching grass, 39°92

Cenchrus tribuloides, 353

Central Australia, amphibia, from,
38:445; arachnida from, 38 447; aves
from, 38°419; botany of, 38-460;
cambrian denosits in, 38 49: crustacea
from, 38446; devonian(?) deposits
in, 38°47; heterocera from, 38455;
hymenoptera_ from, 38459; insecta
from, 38°448; jurassic deposits in,
38°42: lacertilia from, 38:440; eae

doptera from, 38 455; lower cretaceous
deposits in, 38°42; mammalia from,
38°418; mollusca from, 38-446;
monitor from, 36 26; narrative of ex-
pedition into, 38°407; nodular barytes
of peculiar forms from. 43: 55: onhidia
from, 38°445; ordovician deposits in,
38 48 ; pisces ‘from, 38 445; post- ordo-
vician deposits in, 38°47; rhopalocera
from, 38°445; stomach contents of

39

birds from 38:439; stratigraphy of,

38°41

centralis, Belus, var. granulatus, 28-132
centralis, var. of Leptogenys conigera,
39°805*; var. of Lobopelta coniger,
39°805*

centroleuca Cryptoblabes, 29:106*
centromela, Trachydora, 28-179*
centrotherma, Nephogenes, 25°88*
Centyres delens, 35°76 .
cephalochra, Xylorycta, 25°83
cephalotes, Atherinichthys, 33-264
cephalus, Tympanocryptis, 38°443
ceramica, Capua, 32-°115*
Ceramodactylus damaeus, 38 441
ceramora, Doleromima, 26-160*
Ceraphron, synopsis of Australian species

of 38:°971

Ceraphron achilles, 38:°115*; adonis
38:103*; apelles, 38-111* apollo,
38°115*; ater, 38°110*; atlas, 38-108";
aureus, 38 109*; australicus, 38:116*;
bicolor, $877 bifasciatipennis,
38°111*; calliope, 38-:102*; croesus,
38:101*; daphnis, 38 117* diana,
38°115*--; cloneatus) -(38-112*; ery-
throthorax, 40 16*; flaviceps, 38:°105*;
flavicoxa, 38:114*; flavus, 38 :105*;
giraulti, 38:110*; helena, 38 104*;
hercules, 38°111*; io, 38-107; iole,
38°112*; leaenss: Liss. lycaon,
38-104* ; magnicornis, 38 105*;
megacephalus, 38:106*; mellicornis,
38-106* ; meridianus, 38 :108* ;
muscophilus, 38-109* ; narcissus,
38:105"; niger, —38:107*;° oenone,
38:11]*; omphale, 38:102*; pulcher,
38°113*, 40-17; pulcherrimus, Ss liG*
queerslandicus, 38°114*; sarpedon,
38:106* : specisissimus, 38°101*: splen-
didus, 38:117*: tasmanicus, 38 110*;
varicornis, 38-114"; vulgaris, 38: 104*

Ceraphronidae, synopsis of genera of,
38 86

cerata, Byrsia, 37°302

Ceratabaeoides hackeri, 38°66; longiceps,
38°66

Ceratobaeus, synopsis of Australian
species of, 38 65

Ceratobaeus aureus, 38:64; elongatus,
338.64: fasciativentris, 38°63%*: fascia-
tus, 38°62*; flavicorpus, 38 61*; gir-
aulti, 38°62*; grandis, 3%:64- leat,
38612; longicornutus, 38:62*: macu-
latus, 3864; mirabilis, 38°64*; par-
vicornutus, 28°62*; setosus, 38°65*;
varicornis, 38°63* ¢

ceratochroa. Eulechria, 4460*; Philo-
bota, 41-90* :

Ceratonhysetis, 26°164; sphaerosticha,
26-164

Ceratoplax punctata, 31:176*

ceratorhinus, Myllocerus, 38281*

Ceratosoma adelaidae, 29°156*; brevi-

29:154; oblongum, 29°154

caudatum,

40

u

Ceratoteleia, synopsis of the Australian Chalcompra chalybeata, 40°421: quadri
species of, 37:144 fasciata, 40° 421*; tenuis, 40-422*
Ceratoteleia bella, 37:142*; brunnea, Chalcomela eximia, var. cupreoaplendaae:
37°141"; eximia, $37°144*; fasciata, 40-414; fulvipes, 40°416; simulans,
37°143"*; flava, a7-140* ; fusca, 40°416*; tricolor, 40-416; variegata,
a1: L76"s inornata, S714 14) 7a: 40-415
a Ps magnifica, Fieri Chalcophaps occidentales, 32-392
"126, : ; » nigra, Chal tallica, var.
pulohra, 37-149"; | splendida, 37°140"; | gos" =
pny 37°174*, 39°445; — venusta, | chalcoptera, Phaps, 38-420; Phaps chal-
Vi

Ceratotrochus australiensis, 28°56; clin- os ape eiepalleaet Se of species of
peepee y hens Meat ee wr 1\); synopsis of species of, 37°25 ,
wot; 9-966 Chalcopterus affinis, 37-13; amethystinus,

ceratus, Catasarcus, 33°156, 42°266 37°10; angusticollis, 37°19*; arthuri
Cerceis tripinosa, 34°85 > 2 & , ; ,

Cerchneis cenchroides, 38°426, 39-745, 26°319*, 37:13; bicolor, 37:12; black-

burni, 37°12; caesar, 37:16; colossus,

Heeling poe pore ne ot Som: 37°11; columbinus, 38°236; confluens,
Haericone 21-08 37°8; cribratus, 25°25*; croesus, 37:13;
Ceremonial dances of the aborigines of cupreus, 37-11, 14, 38: 236 ; cupricollis,

As 37:11; cupripennis, 37°11; ‘cupriventris,
wes Ae Ta {am g7-i8* ; cyaneus, 37°24*; cyanipennis,
cernua, zum," Orobanche, 37-123; Tri- 38:236; cyaniventris, 37°12: doddi,

folium, 41°47 ae elongatus, 37:20*; faa
37°8; froggatti, 37-11; gilosi, Syrige;

coroplasts, Soe HALE a Neosigala, grandis, 37:8; hunterensis, 371°8; im-
Ceropria peregrina, 38°22] perialis, 37:9; inconspicuus, 38°235;
Certain diophantine problems; by J. R. chee 37° 12; intermedius, 37:13;
Wilton, 44°71 iridescens, 37°22*; iridiventris, 37:12;
Certhionyx variegatus, 39°757, 41°464; jucundus, 37:9; laticollis, 37-11; lati-
stomach contents of, 492765 ; frons, 37°23* ; leai, 38 Jan; longipennis,
Cerura melanoglypta, 29°177* 37°12; maximus, 37:11, 15* meyricki,

cervina,-us, Artaxa, 26°178; ‘Asco- 37-12; minor, 38-235 ; mundus, 38°235 ;
pharynx, Conilurus, 39°735; Elaphodes, the 37°8; nobilis, 37:9; obso-
44-246": Hapalotis, 39°735; Heteronyx, etus, 37°8; opacicollis, 37°8; palmer-
34-228: Notomys, 39° 735: Pantopaeus, ensis, 38°236; palmerstoni, 38- 235; per-

Perperus, 35° 76; Sericesthis, 31°245, longus, 31°95, picipes, 3T- 9; penal
34:228; Thylacomys, 39°735 snoticollis, Be eee 15. rufipes) 7-8:
Cerycostola, 26°163", 41-119; pyrobola, So aea 47/198 sedatene 31k: anes
Pcie ph airy 07-133" catus, 37:°24*; setosus, 37°9; simius,
vee on a b ieuahne 9 € 37°13: smaragdulus, er ew De sulcipennis,
cerylonoides, ng 26-31% 37:9,13; suturalis, 37°13; tenuicornis,
Cerynea, 44-166 ae 5 37°12; variabilis,. 37:9, 38° 236; vin-
cessens, Cuna, 32°356 L osus, 37°13, 38°236; viridicolles, 37-12

Cestraeus norfolcensis, 40°454 Chalcotaenia castanea, 40°141*

Cestrinus excisicollis, 38-370: trivialis, Chalcurella, 37:94; nigricyanea, 37°94*

— peeern tse, 38-369 | Chalcuroides, 37:115* ; versicolor, 37-:115*
etonia felina, °Z ia eTris . : i .

Cetonides, Australian, 38-132 | Geaha terisee, 31:205; lute

Geturhinud aaaeemah 2-291 chalicrata, Machaeretis, 41-60*
Chaerocampa celerio, erotus, scrofa, | Chalinolobus gouldi, 41-430

29-179 _ chalybeata, Chalcolampra, 40°421
Chaetectetorus, 37°415; — cinerascens, | Chama calyculata, 32-347
37-417* Chambers Pillar, 38-46, 411

Chaetocneme, 35°113; caristus, 35°114 | Chandler, Mt., 39-710
Chaetodon sordidus, 40-444 channing1, Anagyrus, 37°111*; Idar-

chaetophylla, Eragrostis, 41°632 noides, 37°101*
Chaetopleura conspersa, 36°156 | Chaodius nigrescens, 42°264
Chaetura caudacuta, 36°239 | chaostola, Hesperilla, 35-132; Telesto,
chalcea,-us, Anodontonyx, 31°263*, 42°255 ; 26°65, 35:132

Cardiothorax, 38°398; Edusa, 39-232* | CHapman, R. W. Circum-elongation ob-
Chalcidoidea, Australian, 41°344 servations for azimuth, 39°44
chalcistis, Chereuta, 30°34* Deflections of columns under axial and

chalcitis, Nepticula, 30-60% eccentric loading, 42°13

Graphical computator for determining
the most economical beam to carry a
given load, 42-290

Physical properties of some South Aus-
tralian-grown pines, 43°405

Strength of South Australian timbers,
32°325

Chapman, R. W., on the physical proper-
ties of South Australian timbers, 38-513
CHapMAN, W. S. Analyses of samples of
water from bores and springs, Great
Australian Artesian Basin, collected by
© S. A. White in 1913, 38-472
Chapman’s River, raised beach at, 27°86
chapmani, Patella, 30-208; var. of Patella
. stellaeformis, 36-182
Chapra, 35-165; mathias, 35:165
Chara, deposit of, at Orroroo, 33:253
Characoma, 44°17&*

Charagia eximia, 28°246; mirabilis,
28-247; ramsayi, scotti, splendens,
28:°246

charantia, Memordica, 26°34
Charlotte, Mt., 38°49
Charms, see Magic
charodes, Heliocausta, 44:58*
charopa, Heliosia, 28:212*
charopoea, Scoparia, 32°106*
charsleyae, Helipterum, 38°471, 39:84]
Chasmina, 44-151*
Chatoessus erebi, 26-266
chaya, Hesperia, 26-117
CHEEL, EDWIN, and CLELAND, J. BURTON.
Australian fungi: notes and descrip-
tions, 42°88, 43-262
Australian fungi: notes and descrip-
tions. The sclerotia-forming polypores
of Australia, 43-11
CHEEL, Epwin, Notes on three species of
melaleuca, 43°368
On two new species of leucopogon, 39°98
cheeli, Pleurotus, 43°289*
Cheilanthes tenuifolia, 39°824
Cheilodactylus ephippium, 40-445*
Cheiragra, 43:206; aphodioides, 43-207;

atra, 43-209; luridus, 43°196; pallida,
43-208*; pusilla, 43-207,208*; pyg-
maea, 43-207; ruficollis, 43-208*; seri-
ceipennis, 43-213*; variabilis, 43-210* ;
vittata, 43-210

Cheiroplatys castaneus, 41°572*; excav-
atus, 41-:571*

Cheirrhamphica, 43-2038 ; coxalis, 43-204* ;
insularis, 43-203* ; pubescens, 43-203:
tuberculata, LBA 53

Chelaria baliodes, 44:66*

Chelosania brunnea, 41°669

Chemical fertilization of animal eggs,
34-310

Chemical notes on davidite;
Cooke, 40-267

chemnitzi, Lippistes, 30°220; Separatista,
30-220

Chemotaxis of unicellular organisms, 29-7

Chenonetta jubata, 38-423 -

Chenopodiaceae, synopsis of genera of,

43-357

by W. T.

4)

Chenopodium ambrosioides, 36°24; mul-
tifidum, 35°60; nitrareaceum, 39°827 ;
opulifolium, 36- 172; vulvaria, 43°30

Chenopsis atrata, host of Plasraodium
biziurae, 39-27, 34

Cheramoeca leucosternum stonei, 38°428,
39°748, 41°454 .

Chereuta, 30°33*; anthracistis, 30°34*;
chalcistis, 30° 34°; tinthalea, 30°33*
Cherrus caenosus, 28:93; infaustus,

28°93; longulus, 40-351: masters},

plebejus, punctipennis, 28°93
Chest-bands .of aborigines of west coast
of Northern Territory, 31°43
cheverti, Dentalium, 35°205
CHEWINGS, CHARLES. Notes on glacial
beds of cambrian age in the far north
of South Australia, 25°45
Notes on the stratigraphy of Central
Australia, 38°41
Chewings, Charles,
ozoon by, 38-1
Chezala absona, 41°80* ;

.discovery of crypt-

- aleurias, 41-80%;

ochrobapta, 44-64*; ‘silvestris, 41-81%;
torpida, 41-81*
Chiastolite schist from Mt. Howden,

analysis of, M2°274; near Bimbowrie,
M2-273; near Euriowie, M2-276

Chiastolites from Bimbowrie, South Aus-

tralia; by Sir D. Mawson, M2-189

Chiastolites from Cartwright’s Creek,

Euriowie, Lady Don, M2:°210; Mt.
Howden, M2-192; Paringa, M2-210;
Poothlaringla, M2-196

Chibia bracteata, microfilariae of, 34-107

Children, treatment of, among the Mailu,

39-573.

chilensis, Caudina, 39°21

Chilobranchus rufus, 32-297

Chiloglottis muelleri, 42°35*

CHILTON CHARLES. Crustacea [of the
South Australian Museum expedition
to the Strzelecki and Cooper Creeks],
41-475

Notes on Australian isopoda, 41°391

Chimades, 37-415

chimerina, Talantis, 41°101

chinense, Lycium, 35°60

Chingalee tribe, distribution of, 31:3

Chinminna, 31°75

chionaspidis, Anthemus, var. hilli, 41°352*

chionitis, Euproctis, 26°177*
chionocephala, Stenopherna, 25-79*
chionopa, Stericta, 27-219
chionozyga, Persicoptera, 27°60*
Chirida multicolor, 42:274
Chiridota allani, 39°21
Ghironemus marmoratus, 40-456";
lepis, 40°456*

Chiroplatys subcostatus, 42-260

Chitons of the D’Entrecasteaux Channel,
Southern Tasmania, including additions
to the Tasmanian "fauna, and descrip-
tions of a new species and a new

variety; by Edwin Ashby, 44-263

micro-

42

Chiton albidus, 36-156; antiquus, 35-98,
36°150; asbestoides, 35:99, 36:°158;
aureo- maculata, 36: 155; australis,
36°150, 42°62; bednalli, 35- 98, 36-154;
calliozona 36° "151; carnosus, 36°153;
castus, 35°97, 36°146; cimolius, 35- 98,
36°155; concentricus, 36: 152; con-
tractus, 35-97, 36°145; costatus, 35°99,

36-157, 163; coxi, 36°152; crispus.
34°96, 36:144, 44-272; crocinus,
36°142; decussatus, 35°97, 36:°146;
evanidus, 42°62; exoptandus, 35-98,
36-153; fossicius, 25°140*; fruticosus,
36°145; georgianus, 35 100; glaucus,
35°99, 36-156, 157; hullianus, 35 98,
36°152; incii, 935-101; inquinatus,
36°141; jugosus, 36°152; - limans,
36153; lineolatus, 44-272; loneteyaibie:
$6°145, 44-273; metallicus, 42:62;
muricatus, 36-153; noyae- hollandiae,
36°150, 42°62; oruktus, 36°154 ; pal-
lidus, 35°97, 36°145; paucipustulosus,

25°141*; petholatus, 36 156: platessa,
35°95, 36:142; quercinus, 35-101; rudis,
36°155; striatus, 36°163; sulcatus,

36°146; torri, 35:98, 36°152; torrianus,
35°98, 36°152; tricostalis, 35-98, 36 151;

ustulatus, 3596, 36°144; verconis,
36°154; virgatus, 35°97, 36°148; vol-
vox, 35°98, 36°155

Chitons from Lunawanna, 44:263

Chitonellus gunni, 35°100, 36°163; ocul-
atus, 36°163; rostratus, 36°163;
striatus, 35°100, 36°163

chlaenota, Hypertropha, 30°52

Chlamydera maculata macdonnelli, 38-437
Chlamydopsis atra, 38°250*; carinicollis,
43:178*: comata, 25°129*, 41-126;
compressipes, 43°179* ; inquilina, 43°175 ;
latipes, 43°176*; striatipennis, 43-177*
Chlamydopus myenianus, 43°308*
Chlenias heteromorpha, 25°65*

Chlenomorpha, 42°233*; sciogramma,
42 234*
chloeropis, Euplexia, 28-:213*

chloreis, Acroclita, 40°523*

Chloretone, effects of, on fly’s intestine,
44-104

Chloridea obsoleta, 38°456

chlorion, Edusa, 39°224*

Chloris acicularis, 41°633, 44°374; divari-
cata, var. minor, 37 124*

chloris, Lipothyrea, 42-267

Chloritis squamulosa, 39°771

Chloritoid schist near Purnamoota,
M2:°275

Chictobadee: 38:137; synopsis of males
of, 38°159 ;
Chlorobapta besti, $38°157; frontalis,
38:156, 42°262, 43-240; _hirtipes,
38°157*; tibialis, 38°157; viridisignata,
42:262

Chlorachroma _ citrolimbaria, 30°127;
inchoata, 30-127

chlorophana, Edusa, 39-213*
chloropterus, Cleptor, 39:313*

chlorosema, Tirathaba, 27-219*
chlorotica, Melolontha, 31:244

Choetocneme caristus, 26°40
Choleva australis, 2795; macleayi,
27:°94* ; victoriensis, yy haS)s)

Cholevomorpha, 27:95; atropos, 27-96*;
extranea, 27°96*; koebelei, 27-95*
Chondropyga, 38-140

chorderes, Octasphales, 26:161*

chordophylla, Hakea, 38-462

Choretrum spicatum, 26°33

chorias, Atheropla, 26 140*

chortoicetes, Scelio, 37-135

Christmas Cove, conglomerate bed at,
27°82; erratics at, 27°78

Chromomoea gracillima, 44:°199*

chromoneura, Caradrina, 28°215

chromus, Hasora, Papilio, Parata, 26°125,
35°169

chrysampyx, Sylepta, 32°92*

chrysantha, Craspedia, 41°647:

Chrysanthemum parthenium, 42°60

chrysanthes, Philobota, 41-82

chryselectra, Lygropia, 27 64*

chryserythra, Nephopteryx, 30°196

chrysias, Crypsynarthra, 25°85*

Chrysoberyl near Mt. Crawford, 33-143

Chrysochloroma subalbida, 30127

chrysochroa, Doratifera, Lamprolepis,
26-189

chrysocrome, Catarrhactes, 37°452
Chrysodema_ saundersi, 40°139; sub-

fasciata, 40°139*
chrysogramma, Eusynopa, Scardia, 27:238
chrysoides, Ocystola, 41°67*
Chrysolopus tuberculatus, 28°106
Chrysomela acaciae, 40 400*; fulvilabris,
40399; intercoxalis, 40°399*; jansoni,
40:399; pubiceps, 40°400* ; viridipennis,
40-399
Chrysomelides, synopsis
genera of, 40°397
chrysomera, Fodina, 27°39*
Chrysonema adelosema, 44:65*
Chrysonoma maculifera, 40°542*
chrysopepla, Pleurota, 41°76*
chrysophaea, Euproctis, Orgyia, 26°178
chrysophila, Artaxa, 26°177
chrysophoea, Artaxa, 26°177
chrysophora, Mordella, 41:230*
Chrysophris australis, 26 266
chrysopis, Ocystola, 26°135*

of Australian

chrysorrhaus, Geobasileus, addendus,

- 39-753

chrysorrhoda, Euphiltra, 26°145*

chrysorycta, Glycythyma, Semioceros,
32 91

Chrysoryctis heminephela, 27-238* ; hemi-
sema, 27°238*: idiochroa, 42: 938*

Chrysotile in Port Lincoln district, 31-76;
near Tumby Bay, 31°123

chrysotricha, Hesperilla, 35-121; Telesto,
26:59*, 35-121

chrysozona, Compsotropha, 41°83; Hes-
peria, Padraona, 26:110

chrysura, Edusa, 39-200

43

Chundana phaeospila, 38-247*

Churia thermodes, 27°34*, 217

Churinga ilkinia, 26-210

Chursaris rhodias, 32°76*

chuva, Leda, 31:217

cibaria, Acacia, 41°640

Cicadidae in the South Australian Museum,
catalogue of, 38°345; synonymic notes
on a recent catalogue of, 39:91

cicatricosus, Agetinus, 39:267*

cichlodes, Notonophes, 38:18
Cicindela antiqua, 41°121*; frenchi,
41-124; iosceles, 41:123; jungi, 25°15*;

plebeia, 41°123; queenslandica, 41:123;
ypsilon, 41°124; ypsilon, var. albicans,
41°124

Cicinnurus regia, 40°592

Cilea, 26:19; amabilis, 26°19; rivularis,
26:19

ciliaris, Brachycome, var. glandulosa,
39°839; Brachycome, var. lanuginosa,

38:°470; Diplodactylus, 38°441, 39-767
ciliata,-um,-us, Ammidium, 38: 406 ; An-
thistiria, 38-461, 39-825 ; Aphelinus,
41°353*; Drakaea, 44°343; Heteronyx,
35°50; Imbricaria, 43°39; Kochia,
41:43; Mandalotus, 38:310*; Melo-
lontha, 31°244, 33:50; Micromyrtis,
43:39; Thryptomene, 43°39
ciliboides, Liparochrus, 29°271
Cilicaea curtispina, 32:°142:

34°81*

ciliciodes, Haswellia, 32-158*

Cillenum mastersi, 25:122

cimolia,-us, Chiton, 35°98, 36°155;
36-155

Cinclosoma casanotum dundasi, 39-751

cincta,-us, Erythrogonys cinctus, 41:444;
Idaethina, 26°307; Laius, 41°141;
Micropoecila, var. breweri, 38°171;
Micropoecila, var. melancholica, 38°172* ;
var. of Pseudolycus haemorrhoidalis,
41-276, 278

cinctipennis, Liparetrus, 29-327*

cinctuta, Trigonia, M2-28*

cinerascens, Chaetectetorus, 37°417*;
Lloydella, 43°308; Metyrculus, 37°288* ;
Micraonychus, 40-367" ; Myllocerus,
33°145; Stereum, 43°308; Thechia,
35°84*; Tyrtaeosus, 37-337 :
Clitocybe cyathiformis, 43-269*

cinerea,-um, Genduara, 31:207; Heli-
chrysum, 36°171; Tecticornia, 43-366* ;
Triphora, 33-284

cinereo-nigra, Geopyxis, Peziza, 43-313

cinerosa, Agriophara, 44°68

cingala, Parnara, 35-163

cingulatum, Irpex, 43-305

Cingulina diaphana, 30-°143*;
30°143

cinnamomea, Lomaptera, 38-146; Samuela,
38-409, 430, 39-751, 41°456

Cintractia sorghi-vulgaris, 39-354

Cinulia depressa, M2-40; hochstetteri,
M2-40

tridens,

Lorica.

spina,

Circe angasi, 31:109; australis, 31-109

Circeis ~ obtusa. 32: 156"; ‘tridentata,
32°153; trilobata, 32:154*

circularis, Miliolina, 36°37

circulatella, Cryptolechia, Peritorneuta,
26-162

Circumcision among aborigines of north-
western South Australia, 28-22; among
Wogait, 31:11; among Wororra, 41:29

circumdata, Panisa, Psychanisa, 31-207

Circum- elongation ‘observations for azi-
muth; by R. W. Chapman, 39°44

circumflava, Geomela, 40°429*

circumligata, Turritella, 34-123*

Circus assimilis, 38°424

Cirphis leucosta, 30-119;
orthomita, 32: 56 ;

loreyi, 38-456;
subsignata, 30-119;

yu, 307119
cirratus, Pristiophorus, 32°292
cirrhocephala, Nephogenes, 41:96*

Cirrhochrista cyclophora, 27:50*

cirrhodes, Xylorycta, 28°244*

cirrocephalus, Accipiter, 38°425; A.
cirrocephalus, 39-744

Cirsotrema morchi, 30°147

Cis leanus, 31° 985*

Cisowhitea, 39:°799*; longicollis, 39-800*

cissophora, Entephria, 32:°88*

Cistelidae, Australian, 44-198

Cistella australis, 34:93*, 99

cistellus, Ditropidus, 44-222*

Cistus hirsutus, 36 22

Cithara cognata, 33-327; compta, 33°327 ;
tasmanica, 33-311

Githara. See also Cythara

Citharodica leparga, 41-108*

citrina, Cardita, 32-346

citrinopa, Comodica, 29-114*

citrochroa, Myriostephes, 32°104*

citrolimbaria, Chlorochroma, Euchloris,
30-127

cladara, Nesiotica, 41°:54*

cladocalyx, Eucalyptus, 32:278, 41:341

Clambus. simsoni, 26°288*; tasmani,
26:288% ; tierensis, 26:289*; tropicus,
27:97*

Clanculus leucomphalus, 29°168*, 36-207
Clania, 31°196; dewitzi, 31: 196; hemi-
tricha, 31° 199*; ignobilis, 31-197;
lewini, 31:198; photidias, 31:199* ;
scilogramma, 38: 9A7*: tenuis, 31-197
clara,-us, Caragola, Caviria, 27° 16: Cocco-
phagus, 41-352* ; Haplonycha, 30°320* ;

Redoa, 27°16
Clarendon Tunnel quartzites and. sand-
stones, 28-205
clariscapus, Stomatoceroides, 41°344*
Clarke Memorial Medal, award to W.
Howchin, 32°395
clarkei, Cyprina, Cytherea, M2-°32
clarki, Metistete, 44-212*

Clathe albicans, 27:24; anthracica,
26°186*, 27°24; pyrsocoma, 26°185*
clathrata, Haliotis, 36°186; Misophrice,
38-337 | ; Torcula, Turritella, 34-119

di

Clathurella bicolor, $3:308; brenchleyi, | Clianthus dampieri, 39-831

33-320; crassina, 33°308; desalesi,
33°310; lallemantiana, 33°309; lamel-
losa, 33°325; legrandi, 33-323; letour-
neuxiana, 33:309; letourneuxiana, var.
cuspis, 33°309; modesta, 33-310; philo-
mena, 33°307; rufozonata, 33°311; st.
gallae, 33°310; walcotae, 33-307
clauda, Ethadomorpha, 25-30*

clavata, Pleisoneura, 26°119: Plesio-
neura, 35°167-

‘Clavatula monile, 33-294

clavifera, Otiophora, $32:102; Pionea,
32°102

clavigera, Caladenia, 44°353

clavus, Hipporhinus, Leptops, 40°332

Clay Gully, recent deposits on, 42°211

Claypans near Cooper Creek, 41°418

claytonensis, Cubaris, 44°477*

CLELAND, J. Burton. Further comparison
of the sizes of the red cells of some
Australian vertebrates, 39°38
Haematozoa of Australian birds, 39°25

CLELAND, J. Burton, and CHEEL, EDWIN.

Australian fungi: notes and descrip-
tions, 42°88, 43-262

Australian fungi: notes and descrip-
tions. The sclerotia-forming polypores
of Australia, 43-11

CLELAND, J. BurTON, and JOHNSTON, T.
HARVEY. Haemotozoa of Australian

birds, 34-100
Cleland, W. L., death of, 40°599° 43:421
clelandi, Geaster, 43-309; Leucopogon,
39:98*; Oreoica cristata, 39°755, 41°461
Cleland’s Gully, 34-236, 238
clelia, Orsonoba, 28-234

clemensia, Petaloides, Polyporus, 43°299

clementi, Grammodes, 27-216, 28-213
Cleodora balantium, 31°108; subula,
31°108

Cleora idiocrossa, 42°284*

Cleorina, 39°166; pulchella, 39-166;

purpurea, 39-166*
Cleptor, 39°301; synopsis of species of,
39°302

Cleptor apicistriatus, 39°313*; bigener,
39°309*: caeruleus, 39°307*; chlorop-
terus, 39°313*; coriaceus, 39°316*;
electus, 39°315*; globulus, 39:308*;_
goudiei, 39°317*; haroldi, 39-304;
inermis, 39°303; laevicollis,, 39°312* ;

minutus, 39°310*; multicolor, 39-304* ;
pallidiventris, 39°314*; paradoxus,
39°316; rufimanus, 39°304; semiviridis,
39°309* ; simplicipennis, 39-315; striati-
pectus, 39:307*; subhumeralis, 39-306* ;
tersus, 39°311*

Clerada, synopsis of species of, 38°56

Clerada apicicornis, ferruginea, laticollis,
38°56,57; nidicola, 38°54*,57; rufan-
gula, 38:57

clerana, Tarache, 27:10

Clerarcha poliochyta, 26°198*

clethrodes, Metallarcha, 42°236*

clethrosema, Ocystola, 41-66*

cliens, Heteronyx, 34-184*

Clilopocha, 38°452*; whiteae, 38:453*

Climacteris erythrops superciliosa, 38-434,
39-757; stomach contents of, 39-765

Climacteris leucophaea, rufa orientalis,
superciliosa, 37°456; waitei, 41-463

clinatus, Ceratotrochus, 27:213*

Clinton, purple slates at, 28-269

Clio balantium, pyramidata,
31°108

Clisiocampa lewinae, 26-184

Clithria, 38°137; eucnemis, eucnemis var.
albersi, eucnemis var. nigricollis, 38-159

Clitocybe cyathiformis, var. cinerascens,
43:269*; dealbata, var. minor, 43°269* ;
media, 43°268*; paraditopa, 43°270*;
pinophila, 43-269*

Clivina eyrensis, 25°113

Clubiona robusta, 39-786

Clupea sagax, 32°294

Clupeosoma mimetica, 27°65*;

Glyptorhagada,

29:107*, 30-196
clydonigera,-um,
sites, Xanthomelon, 29-162
clypealis, Edusa, 39:208*; Haplonycha,
30°311*; Maechidius, 41°519; Telura,
a9°215*
clypeata,-us, Cardiothorax, 38°399*; Rhy-
parida, 39-124
cnecopis, Philobota, 41°92*
cnemopachys, Xylophilus, 41:201*
Cneorhinus stigmatipennis, 42-265
cneorifolia, Eucalyptus, 32°279, 40°474,
41°340
Cnephasia trissochorda, 40°517*
Cnidoglanis megastomus, 32°295
Cnodulon picicorne, 37°33
coactiliferum, Solanum, 33:224*,
40°71
Coastline physiography of Encounter Bay,
44°3
coatesi, Geloptera, 39°245*; Heteronyx,
33°20, 42*; Mandalotus, 31°153*
Cobaltite near Mt. Howden, M2-318
Coccidencyrtus eucalypti, 41-354*
coccinea,-us, Machimia, 41°59*; Mycena,
43°284*
coccinelloides, Elaphodes, 44-:251*
coccoloboides, Muehlenbeckia, 42°170*
Coccophagus clarus, 41°352*
Cocculina coercita, 31:102
coccus, Rhyssoplax, 44-290
Cockaleechie, 31°75
Cockburn, Mt., 29°67, 68

Coconut, cultivation of, among the Mailu,

subula,

rhodea,

Ther-

35°3,

-39:600; tabu of, among the Mailu,
39°581 ;
Codeine. effects of, on fly’s intestine,

44-103

codonopappa, Gnephosis, 41°649
coelenoptera, Ariathisa, 39°365*
coeliota, Teratomorpha, 26°164, 41:119
coelioxys, Mordellistena, 41°249*
Coelobathra, 32-100*; eucrines, 32-100*

ceologaster, Articerus, 42°25

45

Coemotriche brachycera, 29-177
Coenobius, 44:252; binotatus,
inconstantans, 44°253* ;
44-252; parvoniger, 44°:254*
coenosus, Arcothymus, 38-406
Coenotoca, 27°2*; monophyes, 27-2*
Coeranica antichroma, 26°137*

coercita, Cocculina, 31:102

coerulea, Diphucephala, 30-267

coeruleipes, Stigmodera, var.
40°138*

coeruleotincta, Epiplema, 27:18

coerulescens, Boronia, 43-35

44-254*;

montana,

Coesyra achranta, 41:74*; argyraspis,
96°142; asema, 41-°74*; colonaea,
96°139*; delicia, 41:70*; diadela,
41:71*; dicoela, 41°68; discincta,
26°140; disticta, 41°72*; epiplasta,

1:70*; euryzona, 41-69*; gilvella,
41:73*; haplogramma, 41°72*; hemi-
phragma, 41:69; innumera, 41-61;
iozona, 41:68; kershawi, 26-138;
lochmaea, 41°71*; microstictis, 26:139* ;
mimopa, 26°139*; monoides, 41°74*;
phaeocephala, 41-69; silacea, 41°73*;
sporeta, 41°75*; stenotypa, 41-72%;
thiodes, 41°74*; timalphes, 41-70*:

translatella, 41°68; zanclotypa, 41°73*
Coffin Bay, bird-protection reserve at,
34-277
cognata, Cithara, 33-327
colaca, Hesperia, Parnara, 35°163
Colaspis jugularis, 39-240:
39-277; simplicipennis, 39°315
ae, synopsis of species of, 39-278,

mutica,

(

Colaspoides, acervata, 39°296*; anomo-
gastra, 39-290*; australis, 39-303;
bicarinata, 39-288" ; complicata,

§:284*: crassipes, 39°-297*; doddi,
39°296 elegantula, $9°289*; fovei-
ventris, 39:°294*; frenchi, 39°282*;
haemorrhoidalis, 39°293*; heroni,

39°289*: hoblerae, 39°285*; howensis,
39-280*; mimeta, 39-291*; norfolcensis,
39:281*; pallidula, 39-295*: parvidens,
39-300* ; picticornis, 39-286*- pictipes,
39:298* ; poeciloderma, 39°292* ; quieta,
39-283*; rara, 39°-283*; rectilatera,
39:285*; similis, 39:-299*; suavis,
39°295*; tarsalis, 39-286*; xanthopus,
39-303

Colasposoma sellatum, 39-278

Coleophora, 29:111; ochroneura, 29°111;
pudica, 29-111*

Coleoptera, Australian, 28:15.99, 26°16,
288, 27-91, 261, 28-281, 29-270; 30-263,
31-231, 32°362, 33:18, 24-146, 35°173,
36°40, 38-249, 40°272, 41-121, 42°240,
43-166, 342

Coleoptera from the north-western regions
of South Australia; by Arthur M. Lea,
39-793

Coleoptera in nests of ants, 43-166

Coleoptera. See also families of Coleoptera

coleopterorum, Calosoter, 37°91*

lucidulus, |

collaris, Ancocis, 37°-422*; Aneurystypus,
33°80; Antiporus, 25°124, 27:92; As-
pidites, 41°436; Diabaticus, 25-111*;
Hydroporus, 25°124, 27-92; Liparetrus,
29-303; Polyphrades, 38°314*; Saulo-
stomus, 33°80

Colletotrichum lindemulhianum, 39:°356

colligans, Doratiphora, 27°24

collina, Homeria, 34-255

collucens, Porthesia, 27°16

Colluricincla rufiventris, 38-432; rufiven-
tris whitei, 39°755; stomach contents

of, 39°764
Collybia confluens, 43°280; eradicata,
43-279; ingrata, 43-280*; olivaceo-

alba, 43:279; radicata, 43-279; stipi-
taria, 43-281*; velutipes, 43-280

Collyriocichla harmonica, host of Micro-
filaria sp., 39°33, 35

Colochirus doliolum, 39°21; quadrangu-
laris, 39-21

Colon melbournense, 27°95

colonaea, Coesyra, 26°139*

colonorum, Lates, 26°265; Percalates,
33-268

Coloration in butterflies, change of,
44-392

colorata,-us, Microchaetes, Dip PL oie

Platycotylus, 27:147; Tillaea, 42-44
colossa,-us, Chalcopterus, 37°11; Leptops,
37°454, 40-334; Tricholoma, 43:267*

Colpognathus dentex, 33:268
Colpospira smithiana, 34-121
Columbella alba, 33-328; angasi, 34-137;

arenosa, aspersa, athadona, 34-127;
attenuata, 34-137; austrina, 34-128;
badia,~ 94-132: - bidentata,’ 94-1297;
brunnea, $34°136; cominellaeformis,
34-144; coronata, 34°127; dermestoides,
34:131; dictua, 34-133; infumata,
34°132; interrupta, 34:137; legrandi,

34°136; lincolnensis, 34-130; lineolata,
maculosa; 34°131;- menkeana, 34:128;
miltostoma, 34-131, 35:215; minuta,
34:137; nivosa, 34°127; nubeculata,
34°133; nux, 34:132; pertusa, 34-127;
plexa, 32:343, 34:148; pulla, 94-131;
remoensis, 34:142; roblini, 34-132;
rosea, 34:128; saccharata, 34:13], 135;

scripta, 34:127; speciosa, 34-140;
strigata, 34-128; tenebrica, 34°132;
tenisoni, 34:137; tenuis, 34:131; tig-
rina, 34°127; unisulcata, 34-131;
varians, 34°127; versicolor, 34:127;
vincta, 34:133; xavieriana, 34-129;
yorkensis, 34-128

columbinus, Amarygmus, Chalcopterus,
33-236

columnaria,-um,-us, Cymatium, 32:°343;
Lepidopleurus, 42°80, 44-283; Margin-
ella, 32°345; Philene, 33-275; Tereno-
chiton, 42°80; Trophon, 32°345; Veneri
cardia, 32°351

Colussa connexa, 27°17;

denticulata,
27:16; psammochroa, 32:112*

coluteoides, Swainsona, 41-382
Colymbomorpha splendida, 43°193*
comans, Heteronyx, 33°73*
Comarchis epigypsa, 26°212*
comata, - us, lamydopsis,
41-126; Liparetrus, 29-497
comes, Heteronyx, 34°157*
Comet, new, premium for discovery of,
37°451

25°129*,

Cominella torri, 33:271*, 36 220, 240
cominellaeformis, Columbella, Pyrene,
34-144

-comis, Phalacrinus, 26-2
comma, Cuna, 32:357*;

98
Paropsis, 31-297;
Telesto, 26°96, 35-141

commensalis, Cubaris, 37-:117*
Communal labour among the Mailu,
39-631

communis, Cyamiomactra, 31°:108; Hyol-
ithes, 29:°251; Mordella, 41 226; var.
of Flammula californica, 42°110*
commutabilis, Rhyparida, 39:165*
Comocrus, 44°124*
Comodica citrinopa, 29°114*;
29°114*; dochmogramma,
epispora, 29°114*
Comophorus, 30°286
Comoscotopa, 26:239* ;

decaspila,
40°541*;

leucopelta, 26-240*

comosum, Apion, 34:27

compacta,-us, Caulobius, 30°:289; Elles-
chodes, 32°245*; MHesperilla, 35-124;
Melanterius, 37:188; Telesto, 26:77,
35-124; Tomyris, 39°185*

comparata, Uroplitella, 40 232*
Comparative vocabularies of the Larre-
kiya, Wogait, Sherait, and Berringin
tribes, 31-60
comparella, Lichenaula, Oecophora, 26°196
Comparison of some forms of electric
radiation; by Sir W. H. Bragg, 31:79
Compass, Mt., amphibolite intrusive at,
33°241; glacial basin, 34-235; petro-
graphy of intrusive rock at, 33 138;
physiography of district of, 34-232;
swamps of district of, 34°236
comperei, Onthophagus, 27°295*
complanata, Orbitolites, 33°251, 35 221
Complete analysis of the Mt. Gambier
basalt, with petrographical descriptions;
by Evan R. Stanley, 33:82
complicata, Colaspoides, 39:284*
compos, Symphyletes, 26°319*
composita,-us, Agetinus, 39:269*;
tera, 39-246*; Liparetrus,
Mechistocerus, $37°307; Melanterius,
33°184*
compressa, Condylocardia, 32°359; Cono-
cyathus, 33:245; Cuna, 32°359; Hem-
arthria, 4324; Lorica, 25°136%;
Nacella, 30:208*; Pempheris, 33 267;
Phalacrinus, 26:297*; Platytrochus,
28-4, 33-245; Rottboellia, 43°24
compressipes, Chlamydopsis, 43°179*
compressiuscula, var. of Rotalia papillosa,

29°350

46

Compsotropha chrysozona,
tincta, 41 93*
Compsotrophia selenias, 25:92
compta, Cithara, Daphnella, a3 327
comptoni, Cypraea, 42°140; var. of C.
angustata, 42 140
conatus, Neoplatycephalus, Platycephalus,
39°466*
concamerata,
32°347
concatenatus, Megatebennus, 38°363
concaviceps, Oxacis, 41°309*
concavifrons, Laius, 41°135*
concavirostris, Rhinaria, 28-125*
concentrica,-us, Archaeocyathus, M2-117;
Chiton, 36 152; Cuna, 31°109, 32°357 ;

41°83; flavi-

Cardita, Mytilicardia,

Cyrilla, 31:220% ; Daldinia, 43 315;
Lophyrus, 36: 152; Nuculina, 31:220*:
Plaxiphora, 25: 138% ; Semanopterus,
42:258; Thracia, 31 229*

Conchylis auriceps, 41°82; humerana,
26°158

concinna,-us, Anoplognathus, 38253;
Crossea, 30°149; LElleschus, 32°250*;
Geloptera, 39:°258*; Mordellistena,
41-:251*; Nullarborica, 35:202*; Poly-
phrades, 32°206*; Pterostylis, 39-848;

Trichaulax, $8:164; Tyrtaeosus, 37 213% ;
Xanthophoea, 25:102*; Zygocera, 25:36"

concolor, Anthicus, 41:178; Brachopsis,
40°390; Ditropidus, 44-222*; Dyscolo-
cerus, 40°309; Hemiopsida, 40-307;
Heteronyx, 34:199; Lycaon, 40:307;
Trichananca, 41:178

concoloricornis, Hoplopriella, 39-423*

condensatum, Apion, 34°27

condora, Acanthiza uropygialis, 39°753

Condylocardia australis, 32 360; .com-
pressa, 32°359; crassicosta, 32-360;
ovata, 31:109, 9$2°359; pectinata,
32°359; porrecta, 32°360; subradiata,
32°358; trifoliata, 31°109, 32°359

Cone, Mt., 35°56

confertus, "Heteronyx, 34°219*

confinis, Myllocerus, 33 280*
conflictaria, Epiplema, Erosia, 27-19
conflictella, Cebysa, 31°207

confluens, Agetinus, 39°266*; Chalcop-
terus, 37°8; Collybia, 43 280

confusa,-us, Coxiella, 25°9; Liparetrus,
36°43*; melanterius, 37°311*; Omy-
daus, 36:96*

Congaldee, 26-266

Conger wilsoni, 32:297 A

Congermuraena, 40°437 ; howensis,
40:438*; mellissi, 40°438* ; ,

congesta,-um, Apion, 34 33*; Caladenia,

42-230*; Isacantha, 32°239

conglobata, var. of Eucalyptus incrassata,
32°281

Conglomerate
M2°280

Conglomerates at Aldockra Hill, M2-242;
Boolcoomata, M2-241; Christmas Cove,
27°82; Crown Point, Finke Fiver,
Paddy’s Well, 38°44

gneiss near the Paps,

Conglomerates, autoclastic, 44°301: dessic-
ation, 44°307; intraformational, 44-306.
See also Breccias

Congrellus gilberti, 40°438*

congruus, Melanterius, 37-316

conica, Gadinia, 31:105; Silene, 35-60

conicopora, Haliotis, 36:187, 200

conica,-us, Hyg rophorus, 43°281* ; Morch-
ella, 43-311

conifer, Onesorus, 40°358; Poropterus,
37°359

coniger, a, Lobopelta, var. centralis,

— $39°805*; Leptogenys, var. centralis,
39-805

Conilurus cervinus, 39°735

coniochroa, Acantholipes, 30:121*
coniopa, Paurocoma, 42 235*
conjunctus, Exithius, 37-399*: Helaeus,
41:577*; Heteronyx, 34:204*
Conmuree, 26 266

connectens, Bothriopria, 40: 15*: Man-

gilia, 33° elG; var. of Scaphella fulge-
trum, 36°224
Conner, Mt., ordovician beds at, 29'83
connexa, Colussa, Darala, 27-17
connivens, Hieracoglaux, 41-450
conocephala, Cratystylis, Olearia, Pluchea,
Stera, 40°73

Conocephalites australis, 43 384*; steph-
ensi, 43-390
Conocyathus compressus, 33°245; scrobi-

culatus, 26°260*
conoidea, Acmaea, 30 211,214, 36-198;
Patelloida, 30214, 36-198
Conopoderas australis, 38°431
Conosmilia granulata, 28 65;
28° 66*
Conostigmoides, 38°94*
Conostigmus, synopsis of Australian species

of, 38°93 :
leai, 38:92":

stylifera,

Conostigmus giraulti, 38 93* ;

muscosus, 38:92*; nigricornis, 38 2
pretiosus, 39454*; rufinotum, 38 91*;
tasmanicus, 38 92*; unilineatus, 40°18 -
Conotrochus typus, var. australiensis,
28°56
consanguinea,-us, Anodontonyx, 31:262* ;
Liparetrus, 29:322; Rhopaea, 35:194*
consignatella, Barea, 41 57

consobrina, Acanthiza pusilla, 39-752
consors, Irpex, 43°305; Scala, 30-146;
Scalaria, 30 144, 146
conspecta, Mordella, 41:229*
conspersa, Chaetopleura, 36:°156; Plaxi-
phora, 36 157, 41 667, 44:286; Plaxi-
phora albida, 44:286
conspersula, Isopeda, 39-785
conspiciendus, Exithius, 36:113*;
terius, 33 185*, 37-317
conspicillatus, Catotropelicanus,
Xylophilus, 41-188*
conspicuus, Maechidius, 41°514*
constans, Heteronyx, 34°155; Paromar-
teon, 41-168*
constricticollis, Myllocerus, 38:287*
constrictifrons, Poropterus, 37:241*

Melan-
38°424;

‘conveluta, Coscinoptycha,

47

constricta,-um, Prasophyllum, 33°213*;
Trachyuropoda, 40:231*
constrictiventris, Articerus, 43°172
contempta, Ismene, $35°171; Parata,
35°170

contextum, Bolboceras, 40°284*
continua, Pimeiea, 39°96*
contractus, Chiton, 35:97, 36 145; Ischno-
chiton, 35: 97, 36-145, 44-284; Omydaus,
Leptops,

36°94*
40:°334: Ostke.
gaster, 38°458

contraria,-us,

Contribution to the botany of South Aus-
tralia; by J. H. Maiden, 32 252

Contribution to the orchidaceous flora of
Papua (British New Guinea); by R. 8S.
Rogers and C. T. White, 44-110

Contribution to the study of habronem-

iasis: a clinical, pathological, and ex-
perimental investigation of a granu-
lomatous condition of the horse—

habronemic granuloma; by Lionel B.
Bull, 43 85

Contributions to Australian orchidology ;
y R. S. Rogers, 44°322

contusiformis, Caledoniella, 29-183%,
36°207; var. labyrinthina. 291857;
var. pulchra, 29°185*, 36207; var.
testudinis, 29°185*

convexicollis, Heteronyx, 34°214*;
ticus, 37°370*; Scitala, 31:248*

convexifrons, Uropoda, 40 234*

convexior, Liparetrus, 29°307

convexipenne,-is, Apion, 34°30* ;
25:28*

Pale-

Perperus,

convexirostris, Rhinaria, 28°129*, 33-171
convexiusculus, Acantholophus, 28112,
39:59; Liparetrus, 29°286; Semanop-
terus, 42 258

convexus, Leptocyathus, 28°59*: lLeuco-.
thyreocis, 37:230* ; Poropterus, 37:244* ;
Sclerorinus, var. spenceri, 38 20*

Convicts, health of early shipment of,

35°23
M2-141*

38°458; Protoparce,
Convolvulus arvensis,

35:3;
38:°468. 42-181
Cooke, W. T. Chemical notes on davidite,
40 267
Iodine and bromine content of a sample
of water from Lake Gairdner, 41-39
Cooke, W. T.,. and Brace, Sur W.-H.
Ionisation curve of methane, 21°11]

convolvuli, Herse,

29°180

erubescens,

Cooxr, W. T., and Mawson, Sir Dowctas.
Phosphate minerals from Elder Rock,
31 65

Coorr, W. T.. and Renniz, E. H. Pre-

liminary analvtical notes on certain new
minerals, 20°193

Cooking among aborigines of north-west
South Australia, 2817; among the
Mailu, 39°547; of game among abor-
igines of west coast of Northern Terri-
tory, 31.27

Coolidge X-ray tube,
punctured, 44°383;
44-384

Coonarie, Hundred of, eocene beds of, 25°4

Cooper Creek, claypans near, 41°418;
“rotten ground” near, 41-418

Cooper Creek country, araneidae of,
41°482; aves of, 41°:441; botany of,
41°631; crustacea of, 41°475;: effect of
stock on vegetation of, 41°416; flood-
waters of, M1-1.; gibber country near,
41-417; insecta of, 41°489; lacertilia
of, 41:°469; mammalia of, 41-430;
ophidia of, 41°435; pisces of, 41°472;
post-drought conditions in, 41-415

cooperi, Nucula, M2-25

Coorongite, by A. C. Broughton, 44-386

Coorongite, chemical nature of, 27°313

copei, Rhyparida, 39:145*

Cophanta, 44-161*

Copidita apicifusca, 41°307*
lata, 41°305* baldiensis, 41°297;
dentipes, 41: 296 ; erythroderes, 41°304*;

phenomena in .a
radiator type. of, |

; appendicu-

fuscicollis, 41° 300° ; hilaris, 41°283;
illota, 41-306* ; interocularis, 41-302* ;
interrupta, 41°:305*; kershawi, 41-297;

languida, 41:°298; maritima, 41:299*;
mira, 41°301*; nigronotata, 41-297;
oblongicollis, 41°303*; pulchra, 41-299;
puncta, 41:295; ruficollis, 41-296;
sloanei, 41°298

Copidoglanis tandanus, 26° 266, 32-296

copiosus, Heteronyx, 33°67*

Copper at Port Lincoln and Tumby Bay,
a1-75

Copriodes, 41:57

Copromorpha, 30°52; prasinochroa, 30°52*

Copromorphidae, 30°50

Coptodactyla, 35-173; ducalis, 27-263*;
glabricollis, 27-262

Coptomerus, 37°442; nigrinasus, 37° 449

Copyright of Royal Society in published
material, 39°844, 845

Coracina novae-hollandiae melanops,

38°430, 39:750;
38°439, 39°761

coracopa, Nycterephes, 30°136*
Coral, living, from St. Vincent Gulf,
33°242 1

corallina, Parasa, 26°192*

Coralliophila elaborata, 32°344;
coccinea, 32°345

coralloides, Hydnum, 43°304;
cyathus, M2-134*

Corals. affinity of the archaeocyathinae
to, M2-170; from the Australian terti-
aries, 25°48, 26°1, 26°255, 27-208,
28°52; of South Australia, bibliography
of, 33°244; recent South Australian
and Victorian, 28:1; reef-building,
distribution in Australia, 33:250

Corbicella maranoana, M2°36

rubro-

Sompho-

Corbicula meeki, M2-30*

corbiensis, Avicula, Maccoyella, M2-13

cordata,-us, Frankenia, 42:177*; Pseudon-
idistus, 36°121*

48

| cordicollis, Deretaphrus, 27-°125*

stomach contents of, -

Cordierite. bearing granulite near Broken
Hill, M2-285

Cordisrita from Mt. Pitt, 40-264

Cordierite mica schist at Rosetta Head,
44°51

cordiformis, Caladenia, 44:330*

cordipennis, Essolithna, 28-98*; Ocynoma,
30°71; Paleticus, 37-372; Polyphrades,
32-210*

Cordylophora in South Australia, 33°347

Corethrobela, 32:73* ; melanophaes, 32°74*

Corethropalpa falcata, 41°78; melan-
oneura, 41°78

Corgatha, 44:168*: loxomita, 32°66*;
miltophyres, 44-°168*; poecilota, 32°66*

coriacea,-us, Cleptor, 39°316*; , Eucalyp-
tus, 40°491; Trissolcus, 39°451*

coriifolium, Satyrium, 41-666, 670

Corimya primula, M2-36

corinthius, Agetus, 39-239

corium, Mycenastrum, 43-310

*Corkscrew,’’ upper Torrens-limestone at
the, 39-7

Corney Point, eocene beds of, 25°4; meta-
morphic rocks of, 26°275

corniculatum, Glaucium, 35:60

cornigerum, Bolboceras, 41-496

cornuta,-us, Acanthochites, 36-161; Acan-
thochiton, 42°82; Cyphocrania, 29°240*;
Encosmia, 38°343; Heteronyx, 34-224* ;
Macroteleia, ST-175% Prostomis,
27°135; Stethomela, 40°408

corolla, Puncturella, 32°193*

Coromandel Valley quartzites and sand-
stones, 28°205

coronata, Columbella, 34:127; Fascio-
laria, 36°222; Kochia, 41:43*
coronoides, Corvus, perplexus, 41°465

Corone, 35°160; augustula, 35°161; aus-
tralis, microfilariae of, 34°107, 108, 113;
ismenoides, 26°115, 35-160; sperthias,
35-160; trichopepla, 35° 161

coronoides, Corvus, perplexus, 38°438,
39-759

corpulentus, Amarygmus, 37°40*

Corrhenes pauxilla, 25°43*

Corrobboree of aborigines of north-
western South Australia, 28:31; of west
coast of Northern Territory, 31:16

corrosus, Cortinarius, Phlegmacium,
42°95*

corrugata,-us, Cantharellus, 43°272*;
Platopis, M2-31; Portunus, 27°311;
Sida, 38-466 aaa

corticalis, Lemodes, 41:178; Rhinosimus,
41-159; Tapinocis, 37°406*

Corticaria polita, 41°159
corticola, Ascochyta, 39°355

Cortinarius archeri, 42°97*; austro-
evernius, 42°100*; camurus, 42-98%;
corrosus, 42°95*; decoloratus, 42°95*;
largus, 42°96*; miltinus, 42-98*; ro-
tundisporus, 42°96*; variicolor, var.
nemorensis, 42°94*; venetus, 42°99*;
vibratilis, 42-97*

Corula delosticha, 28-215*; hypotherma,
27:40*; ischnodes, 27-10*; mesoleuca,
27-39*

Corundum at Mt. Paynter, 33:141; near
Mt. Crawford, 33-143

Corvus bennetti, 38-438; coronoides per-
plexus, 38-438, 39°759, 41°465

corvina, Mordella, 41-243*

corymbosa, Waitzia, 39°841

coryne, Netro, 35°115

corynocalyx, Eucalyptus, 32°278, 40-491,

curvicornis,

41-341
43-238" ;
modestus, 42°261

Corynophyllus
Coryphaenoides denticularis, 33°266
corypheus, Rhyssoplax, 44:290

Coryphistes cyanopteroides, 28°164*;
nigroconspersus, 28°166*; serratus,
23°165*

Corysanthes pruinosa, 33°13; unquiculata,
44-340

coryssopus, Decilaus, 29°235*, 42°271

Coscinocyathidae, M2-109

Coscinocyathus, M2-109; aulax, M2°139" ;
australis, M2-137*; didymoteichus,
M2-140*; equivallum, M2-138*; tatei,
M2-115; tuba,M2-117

coscinopa, Zeuzera, 25°63*

Coscinoptycha, M2-111, 141*; bilateralis,
M2-142*; convoluta, M2-141*

coscinota, Xyleutes, 27°24

cosmadelpha, Emmiltis, 25°66*

Cosmaerops ornatus, 38°428, 41°454

cosmeta, Spilosoma, 31°170*

cosmia, Philobota, 41°83; Seleno, 34°252

cosmocalla, Momopola, 26:°220*, 28°243

Cosmodes, 44:142*

Cosmophylla, 32°85*; oxygramma, 32°86”

cosmophylla, Eucalyptus, 32°279, 40-487

cosmoplaca, Arotrophora, 27°219*

cosmopoda, Doleromima, 41:119; Pedois,
26-159, 41-119

Cosmopteryx cuprea, 40°543*; cyanosticta,
40°543*

Cosmotriche oxygramma, 26-213*

Cossonus hackeri, 33:°196*; incisus,
36-139; nigroapicalis, 33:195* ; - vicarius,
33°195*

Cossus labyrinthicus, 28:247

costalis, Philoscaphus, 41-492

costata,-um,-us, Acanthochites, 36°163;
Acanthochiton, 44:265,289: Acmaea,
30:210; Chiton, 35°99, 36-157, 163;
Cucullaea, M2-27*; Ditoma, 26:314;
Euclarkia, 43:°180*; Gonocephalum,
38-222*; Leucopogon, 42°52; Lottia,
30:210; Macandrellus, 36-163, 44-289;
Melanteriosoma, var. tasmaniense,
33:186*; Notoplax, 44°:265; Patella,
30-210; Phormesa, 26-314; Plaxiphora,
35:99, 36°157, 44-265; Rhinaria,
33°170; Sparactus, 26°316

costelloi, Dicrastylis, 41°645

costicapitata, Drillia, 33-296*

costipenne,-is, Melanterius, 29°223*;
Morpholycus, 41-:290*; Necterosoma,
25-125; , Psalidura, 38°1]> var. of

Pseudolycus haemorrhoidalis, 41-278*
costirostris, Anilaus, 36°103*, 37-412
costulatus, Heteronyx, 34°222*

Cotidia australis, 31°244

Couedie, Cape, flora of, 32°255

cowelli, Heteronyx, 34-172, 199

cowleyi, Bledius, 26:22*; Brachypeplus,
26°304*; Onthophagus, 27-272*; Zon-

itis, 38-263
Cox’s Creek, 35:111; cambrian basal beds

at, 30-252
coxalis, Cheirrhamphica, 43:204*; Heter-

onyx, 36°221*; Mandalotus, 33:170*;

Scitala, 31°-254*; Tyrtaeosellus, 37:226*
coxi, Aethalides, 38:380*; Byrsax,

38a Chiton, e4363152= > Drilha,

33°301; Galaxias, 32-297
Coxiella badgerensis, 34-6; confusa, 25-9
Crab holes of southern Yorke Peninsula,

25°5

Cracticus destructor, microfilariae of,
34°107
Cracticus nigrogularis, 38°433; nigro-

gularis mellori, 39-755
crambella, Bida, 30°48
Crambus photoleuca, 27°51*, 30°196
Cranopsis puncturella, 32°193*

Craspedia chrysantha, 41°647; _ pleio-
cephala, 41°647

Craspedochiton laqueatus, 44-286

Craspedophora magnifica, 40-592

crassa, Leda, Nucula, 31-217

Crassatella banksi, 31-312; carnea,
31-311; micra, 31-313; . producta,
31:312*

Crassatellites banksi, var. angustior,
31°312*; carnea, 31°311; castanea,
cumingi, decipiens, 29-169; discus,
31°311; donacina, errones, 29-169;
kingicola, 29°169, 31°311: micra,
31:°318; ponderosus, 29°169: prob-
leemayeaitolo +) productay ~ 31-312;

pulchra, 29-169

crassicaudata, Sminthopsis, 34-254, 41-433

erassiceps, Talaurinus, 38°15

crassicornis, Leptops, 40332; Mandalotus,
31:156*; Polyphrades, 38-°313*

crassicosta, Cardita, 32°346; Condylo-
cardia, 32°360; Mytilicardia, 32-346

crassicostata, Cardita, 32°346

crassina, Clathurella, 33-308

crassipes, Atriplex, 42°171*; Colaspoides, .
39:297*; Ditropidus, 44-:225*; Emen-
adia, 41:261*; Poropterus, 37°356*;
Rhyparida, 39°140*; Rivula, 32:71*

crassilabrum, Scala, Scalaria, 30°146

crassilirata, var. of Mitromorpha pauci-
lirata, 33°333*

erassirostris, Leptops,
41:592

Crassispira exarata, 33°296; harpularia,

33°296

40°337; Oxyops,

crassiusculus, Notobrachypterus, 26-299*

crassus, Macrohelodes, 43-249; var. gravis.
var. intricatus, var. niger, var, tasman-
icus, 43-249; Paxillus, 42-102

Crater Lake, 25-55

Cratomerocis, 37-236*;
37°237*

Cratystylis conocephala, 40-73

Crawford, Mt., amethyst near, 33:°144;
aquamarine near, 33°143; aventurine,
33°144; chrysoberyl, corundum, 33-143:
cyanite, 33°142,144; hyacinth, mon-
azite, rock-crystal, rutile, sagenite,
33°144; sapphire, 33-142, 143; topaz,
33°143; tourmaline, 33-144

crawfordi, Gryonella, 38-84*; Mono-
phlebus, 40-592, 594

creber,-ra, Anodontonyx, 31-262*, 42-255:
Diphucephala, 30:275*; Pseudoheter-
onyx, 32°366*; Syntomactis, 30°53*

flavonotatus,

creberrimus, Adelotopus, 25-19* ; Crypt-
odus, 43:233

crebrespirata, var. of Drillia lacteola,
33°3U5*

crebristriata, Nacella, 28-144*, 30:208,

31°101, 36:183, 195; var. roseoradiata,
36°183, 195*

Creep, E., and Josnua, E. C. South
Australian holothuroidea, with descrip-
tions uf new species, 39:16

cremastugastri, Articerus, 42°251*; Paus-
soceros, 41-153*

Cremastoscelio, 37-156* ;
flavipes, 37:157*

Crematoyaster longiceps, var. curticeps,

aureus, 37°157*;

39:°809*; whitei, 39-808*; xerophila,
39°81 0* ; xerophila, var. exigua,
39°&11*

cremnotherma, Syntomis, 30°198

crenaticollis, Maechidius, 41°519

Crenatula gibbosa, M2-13

crenatulus, Liparochrus, 29-270, 272

crenulata,-us, Bombyx, 27:24; Holco-
trochus, 28°3*, 33-244

Crepicephalus etheridgei, 43-389;
manicus, 43:390

Crepidotus globigerus, 42:120*:
42-120*; salmonicolor, 42:121*

Crepidula immersa, onyx, unguiformis,
36°207

crescens, Nyctemera, 30-124

cretacea, Ditremaria, M2-40*

Cretaceous mollusca of South Australia
and the Northern Territory; by R.
Etheridge, junr.,M2°1 :

.Cretaceous mollusca of South Australia,
discovery of, M2-

Crexa anthraxoides, 26°185; hyaloessa,
26°184*; punctigera, 26 185

cribraria, Cypraea, 42°149

cribratus, Chalcopterus, 25-25*

cribricens. Deretanhrus, 27:128*; French-
ella, 43:226*; Phyllotocus, 43-201*

cribricollis, Otiorhynchus, 30°71

cribripennis, Ditropidus, 44°226*; Heter-
onyx, 36°45*

tas-

mollis,

SO

erini, Brithys, 30-119

criniger, Liparetrus, 29-316

crinita,-us, Heteronyx, 34:161*;
mitra, 44-332

Crioa lophosoma, 30°121*

Crioceris fuscomaculata, 42-273; recens,
42-273

Criophthona trileuca, 27-66*

crispa, Polystomella, 36°37

crispula, Hibbertia, 41°384*, 43-350

crispus, Chiton, 35°96, 36°144, 44 272;

Thely-

Ischnochiton, 35°96, 36144, 44-273,
284 ; Ischnochiton, var. decoratus, 44-284
cristata,-um,-us, Aegotheles, 39-747,
41:453; Arenicola, 40-41: Belus,

32°221*, 41°598; Nyctoporis, 38-406;
Oreoica, 38-433; O., clelandi, 39-755,
41-461; Pandion haliaétus, 40-591:
Sphenostoma, 38-434; S. pallidum,
39°756, 41-462

cristatifrons, Misophrice, 35-82*

Critical review of South Australian praso-
phylla, together with a description of
some new species; by R. S. Rogers,
33°197

critomedia, Casyapa, Hesperia. 26-40

Critomerus emblematicus, 37-305; iliacus,
37°305

Crocanthes thermobapta, 44-65*; trizona,
40°543*

crocea-us, Fraiis, Hectomanes, 28246;
Hesperilla, Telesto, 26°79. 35-131

crocinus, Callochiton, 36-142

crocobapta, Myriostephes, 32 104*

crocodeta, Xanthoptera, 27-11*

crocodilus, Acanthochites, 36°16]; Acan-
chiton, 44-226

crocoplaga, Trichophysetis, 27 61*

croesus, Agetinus, 39:272*; Ceraphron,
38°101*; Chalcopterus, 37-13

croites, Anisynta, 35°141; Astictopterus,
Cyclopides, Trapezites, 26-88, 35-141

Crombie, Mt.,. 29:65; rock-drawings at,
28°38 .

Cronia anomala, 33°319

Crossea_ cancellata, concinna,
30°149

Crosseia cancellata, 30:149

crossodora, Mormoscopa, 27°12

crossomela, Limnoecia, 32:120*

crossoxantha, Oenochrodes, 31°115*

Crotalaria cunninghami, 38:465; cun-
ninghami, var. trifoliolata, 41-639*;
dissitiflora, 38:465

crotchi, Onthophagus, 27°303

Crown Point, 38-410; conglomerate at,
38°44

Croydon
36°15

cruciata, Acmaea, Patella, 30-212

crucis, Acmaea, 30-212, 38°366; (Patella),
var. of Acmaea flammea, 36 184, 198

crudus, Mandalotus, 25-27, 31-137

cruentata, Ranella, 36-219

labiata,

Bore, cainozoic deposits in,

k

A eg i ™ » cee

“ie

Cruria, 44:124*; hemiphragma, placodes,
27°3

O*,216; sthenozona, 44-124*;
synopla, 27:1*
Crustacea, decapod, South Australian,

28-146, 29-116, 252, 30°104, 31-173
Crustacea from Central Australia;
W. H.. Baker, 38:446
Crustacea of Cooper Creek country, 41°475
Crustacea of the South Australian Museum
expedition to the Strzelecki and Cooper
Creeks; by Charles Chilton, 41-475
crustuliniforme, Hebeloma, 42:103*
erymodes, Schoenotenes, 40°517*
eryphaea, Caradrina, 32°58*
erypsargyra, Hesperilla, 35-134; Telesto,
26°58, 35°134
erypserythra, KEclipsiodes,
crypsigramma, Hesperilla, 35°128;
Telesto, 26°81*, 35°128
crypsilopha, Iphierga, 97-13"
erypsimera, Mucialla, 31-172*
Crypsynarthra, 25:°85*; chrysias, 25°85*
Cryptamorpha optata, 27-152; peregrina,
97-153*: triguttata, 27-153
Cryptarcha elegantior, 27-116* ; obscurior,
26°310*; subnigella, 27:117*
Cryptoblabes centroleuca, 29-106*
eryptodermus, Euryporopterus, 37-251*
Cryptodromia depressa, 31:180*
Cryptodus, 43-232; angustus, 43:°235*;
antennalis, 43:234*; bilobus, 41°574*;

by

25°67*;

creberrimus, 43 233; foveatus, 43°234*;
fraternus, 43°233- gigas, 41°573*;
incornutus, obscurus, paradoxus, sub-
costatus, 43-233

Cryptoerithinal, 39-°777*
Cryptoerithus, 39°777*; occultus, 39-°778*
Cryptolechia circulatella, 26°162; effract-

ella, 26164; magniferella, 41-111;
sordidella, 41°83; tripunctella, 26-159,
41-119
_Cryptophaga aglaodes, 29°110; __black-
burni, 26°195, 29-110; diplosema,
97-199* ; gypsomera, 27:70*; hyalinopa,
25°82*, 26-237, 30°196; isoneura,
26°236*, 30°197; lasiocosma, 32°117*;
melanoscia, 27°198*; panleuca, 25°83%*,
30°196
Cryptophagus nigro-apicalis, 27-156*;
tasmanicus, 31:232*
Cryptophasa alphitodes, 28:244*; arg-
yrias, 30°141*; byssinopis, 26 205%;
eucephala, 26:°193*; eugeniae, 26 205;
hyalinopa, 26°204; panleuca, 26 905 ;

pellopis, 30°141*; porphyritis, 30-140*;
psilocrossa, 26 203*; sacerdos, 26:204;
themerodes, 28°244* ; xylomima, 30°140*
Cryptoplax gunni, 36°163; rostrata,
36°163; speciosus, 35°99, 36:°159;
striatus, 35°100, 36°163; striatus, var.

gunni, 35°100, 36:°163
Cryptopora brazieri, 31:106, 34:94
Cryptorhopalum, 27°166; synopsis of

species of, 27-168

51

Cryptorhopalum australe, 27:169; caswar-
inae, 27°169*; ceciliense, 27-170";
eucalypti, 27:171*; nealense, 27:170*;
quadrifasciatum, 27:171*; terzonatum,
Dy fe ig

Cryptorhynchides (coleoptera curculion-
idae) in the South Australian Museum,
37°182

Cryptorhynchus apicipennis, 37:232*;
fuliginosus, 42°272; infulatus, 25-30;
solidus, 25°30

Cryptoscopa, 28:238*; aprepes, 28:238*

Cryptoserphus nigriscutum, 39:388*;
nitidus, 39°388*

Cryptostylis erythroglossa, 44-118";
ovata, 44-335

Cryptozoon, 38°2; australicum, 38-°6*;

boreale, minnesotense, occidentale, 38°4;
proliferum, 38°3*; tessellatum, 38-7*
Cryptozoon, first known specimen from
South Australia, 42°297; in the cam-
brian of Australia, 38°1
Crystal Mount, 36:°174
crystallites, Sarrothrips, 27:7
Ctenaphides gymnostictus,
42:°270; maculatus, 42:270

31°164*,

| Ctenocampa baliodes, 27:231

Ctenolates ambiguus, 26°265

Ctenoplectron humerale, 41:172*;
brunneum, 41°172*

Cubaris claytonensis, 41:-477*; commen-
salis, S7-ih(- > minute, Si-1ie

Cubicorrhynchus aureomaculatus, 39-80" ;

rufo-

calearatus, 39:60; curvipes, 39-76%;
dilaticeps, 34:20; dohrni, 39:60; ex-

_imius, 34°18; maculatus, 39-60;
maximus, 39°59; modestus, 39°60;
mussoni, 34:20; piceosetosus, 34:19;
quadraticollis, 39°79*; rectipes, 39-82*;
sterilis, 34°19; strigicollis, 39-°77*;
substrigosus, 39-79*- taurus, 39°61

cuboides, Philobrya, 31:223*

Cucullaea costata, M2-27*; robusta,
M2 27*

cucullata,-um, Emenadia, var. pictipennis,
41:-257; Melanodryas, vigorsi, 38-429,
39:478; Prasophyllum, 44:337*; Ptero-:
stylis, 26-322, 352

Cucullianae, synopsis of genera of, 44-138

Cucullothorax, 39 88*; horridus, 39-89*

Cucumaria inconspicua, 39°17; mutans,
39°18; squamata, 39°17; striata, 39-18*

Cudnellia, synopsis of species of, 39°332

Cudnellia apicalis, 39°333*; canaliculata,
39-334*: insularis, 39:334*

cuensis, Melampsalta, 39°91

culicivorus, Ethelornis, musgravi, 39-749

cumingi, Bouchardia, 34:97; Crassa-
tellites, 29°169; Magas, Magasella,
Terebratella, 34:97

Cuna atkinsoni, 32°354; cessens, 32°356* ;

comma, 32:°357*; compressa, 32:°359;
concentrica, $31°109, $32°357; delta,
31-109; 32-3563) Gedentata, 53273577 ;

hamata, 32°355: obliquissima, 32°355

Cunderdinia, 40-298*; variabilis, 40°299*

cuneata, Dodonaea, 43°36; Stictopeleia,
38:°420; Stictopeleia cuneata, 39-740,
41-443

cuniculosus, Decilaus, 29:231*, 37-389

cunnamullae, Heteronyx, 34°162*

Cunningham Gorge, 38-45

cunninghami, Crotalaria, 38°465; Crota-

laria, var. trifoliolata, 41°639%*;
otis, 36°187
cuprea,-us, Calochilus, 42:24*; Chalcop-
terus, 37-11, 14, 38°236; Cosmopteryx,
40°543*:; Diphucephala, 30°:267
cupreosplendens, var. of Chalcomela
eximia, 40-414
cupressiformis, Callitris, 26°34. 35-61;

Callitris, var. mucronata, 35°61, 44:190;

Callitris, var. tasmanica, 44-190
cupricollis, Chalcopterus, 37:1]
cupripennis, Chalcopterus, 37:1]
cupripes, Stethomela, 40-408
cupriventris, Chalcopterus, 37°13*

Curari, effects of, on fly’s intestine, 44°103 |

Curculionidae, Australian, 28:77, 29-209,
30°71, 31-129, . 32-203; 33°145,>.aa-1e,
35°62, 36°76,°37:301

Curlew, Pt., purple slates at, 28-260, 269
curnowil, Tomyris, 39-188*
Curramulka, glaciated quartzite from,|

27-310; purple slates at, 28-269
Currency Creek, 34-234
Curringai natives, smallpox among, 35:28 |
curticeps, var. of Crematogaster longiceps,
39°S809*
curtirostris, Syngnathus, 32°:298
curtisi, Calomela, 44-401
curtispina, Cilicaea, 32-142
curtulus, Liparetrus, 29-286

curvatus, Platytrochus, 26-258*

curvicornis, Articerus, 43:172; Cory-
nophyllus, 43-238*

curvifascia, Pleisoneura, 26°119; Plesio-

neura, 35°167
curvipes, Amarygmus,
rhynchus, 39°76*; Decilaus,
_Cuscuta epithyma, 34:252
Cuspiddria alta, 32°198*; angasi, 32:199;
dorsirecta, 32°198*; exarata, 32:199*;
pinna, 32°200*; ros, 32-201*
cuspis, Mangilia, 33-309; var. of Clathur-
ella letourneuxiana, 33-30%
Cuttaburra Creek, analyses of
dunes of, M2-299
Cyamiomactra communis,
31°108
Cymamium mactroides, 31°108
Cyanalcyon pyrrhopygius, 38-428, 39-747,

37°254*

sand from

mactroides,

41°453; stomach contents of, 38-439.
39-760

cyanea,-um,-us, Chalcopterus, 37:°24*;
Eutherama. 938°405*; Iridomyrmex,
39°819*; Lagria, 41°175; Saprinus,
27°107

cyaneipennis, Belus, 32°229; Chalcop-
terus, 38:236

Hali- |

37°33; Cubicor- |

| cyanopterus,
_ eyanorrhoea, Hypographa, 27°191*, 30-196

, cyanotus,

|
|

|

|

cyaneiviridis, Quadrastichodes, 37-68*
Cyanite from Echunga, 33:142; Mt.
Crawford, 33:142, 144
cyaniventris, Chalcopterus, 37°12
cyanochlorus, Hepialus, 28:247
cyanoleuca, Eudrymopa, 32: 118";
lina, 38- 433, 39°755
cyanopasta, Ischyja, 32°64*
cyanophracta, var. of Mesodina halyzia,
35°119*
cyanopteroides, Coryphistes, 28:164*
Pseudartamus, 38°432

Gral-

cyanospila, Esthlodora, 32:79*

cyanosticta, Cosmopteryx, 40°543*

Hallornis, 38:°431, 939-754,

40-586, 41:459; Malurus, 40-586

cyathiformis, Clitocybe, var. cinerascens,
43°269*

cyathopappa, Gnephosis, 38-470

Cyathosmilia, 26-263; velata, 26-263*

cybaea, Bathyarca, 31-222

Cycads and palms, protection of, 41°668

cycliformis, Helaeus, 38:377

_cyclobates, Haliotis, 36-188

cyclocollis, Licinoma, 38:°392*

Cyclogona, 25°87* ; orthoptila, 25°87*

Cycloidura_ venosa, 34-83

cycloloma, Entometa, 26°186*

Cyclomela nigricollis, 40°413*.
40°413

cyclomela, Opsirrhina, 27°183*,
Symphyta, 28-240

eyclophora, Cirrochrista, 27°50*

Cyclopides argenteo-ornatus,
35°141; croites, 26°88, 35-141;
35°143

nitida,

28-240;

26°91,

cynone,

eyclopleura, Eboda, 40°522*

Cycloprora, 44°144*

_cycloptera, Tentegia, 37-408*

_ eyclospila,

| eyenocephala,

29-103
Hesperilla, 35°121;
26-63", 35-121
Cyclostrema denselaminatum,
homalon, 31°305*; jaffaensis,
pachyston, 31°306*
cyclothyreus, Exithius, 37°395*
cyclotoma, Sorolopha, 25-74*
cycloxantha, Aeolocosma, 30°38*
Cycloxanthus carinatus, 31°173*;
tatus, 31°175
eyclozona, Paratheta, 29-109*
Pterostylis, 37°126*
Cycotida lineata, 28-132
cydropis, Capua, 40°510*
eygnea, Pleurophyllidia, 29°149
Cygnet River, erratics at, 27°76
cygnicollis, Strebloceras, 34°126
cygnus, Acanthagenys cygnus,
A. rufogularis, 39°759
Cylicia magna, 28°8, 33°246;
28:9, 33:247
cylindrica, Melaleuca, 44-195
cylindriceps, Pterigeron, 39°839*,

cyclosema, Talis,
Telesto,

31°306* ;
33°270* ;

punc-

38°437 ;

rubeola,

44-378

Microcryptorhynchus,
36°138*; Xanthophoea, 25-103*

cylindricus, Belus, 41°610* ; Mechistocerus,
Br-197"*; Metaldetes, M2-151*; Pseudo.
therebus, 37°440; Ee ahelaon, 38°373*

Cyllorhamphus, synopsis of species of,
38-320

Cyllorhamphus angustus, 38°321*; mimi-
cus, 38°322*

cymaea, Hypobleta, 32-°78*

Cymatium columnarium, 32-343; kampy-
lum, 31:102; rubicundum, 36-218;
verrucosum, 36:218; vespaceum, 36:219

Cymatophoropsis catagrapha, 27-7*

eymbifolia, Pultenaea, 39-96*

~Cymbium flammeum, 36:229; flammeum,
var. miltonis, 36°230; miltonis, 36-230

Cymindis inquinata, 25°106; longicollis,
25°104

Cymodoce hamata, 32°141*; longicaudata,

cylindricollis,

32-139* ; septemdentata, 34-80*; tuber.
culosa, $2:140, 34:75, 76; tuberculosa,
var. bispinosa, 34°78*
Cymodocea antarctica, 37:1; trispinosa,
34°85; zosterifolia, 37-1
cymodocealis, Stenochiton, 42°65, 70%,
44-284

eynone, Anisynta, 35:°143; Astictopterus,
26:94; Cyclopides, 35-143
Cynosurus echinatus, 35-3

cyperophylla, Acacia, 38-409, 465

Cyperus difformis, 39-826; distachyus,
43°349; exaltatus, 39°826; pygmaeus,
40°58; rotundus, var. pallidus, 39°826;

vaginatus, 38:461
ceyphochilum, Prasophyllum, 44-°337*
Cyphocrania cornuta, 29:240*

Cyphoderocis, 37:413*; dorsalis, 37°414*

Cyphogastra pistor, 40°139; quadri-
vittata, 40°143*

Cyprea angustata, 42-140; var. albata,
42-141; var. bicolor, 42°142; var. comp-
toni, 42°140; var. declivis, 42-141;
radula of, 38°362; var. mayi, 42:141;
var. piperita, 42-142; var. pulicaria,
42-143

Cypraea armeniaca, 42°148; australis,
36-215, 42°149; bicolor, 42-142; caput
serpentis, 42°148; comptoni, 42-140;
eribraria, 42:149: declivis, 42:141;
friendi, 42:144; friendi, var. thersites,
42:145; globosa, 42°150; helvola,
42-148; pantherina, 36-211; pantherina,
var. umbilicata, 936:211; piperita,
42:142; pvlicaria, 36°210, 42-143;

reevei, 36°210, 42:139; scotti, 42°145;

thersites, 36°209, 37-451, 42-145;
tigrina, 36°211; umbilicata, 36-211,
244; umbilicata, var. armeniaca,
36-211, 213*, 244, 42-148; vitellus,
42-°148

Cyprina clarkei, M2- se expansa, M2:32;
moorei, M2- 34; s . ind., M2-34

Cypriote origin ae ‘the Phaestos disk,

43°142

53

Cyprovula umbilicata, 36°21]

| Cyrilla concentricata, 31°220*

Cyrotyphus fascicularis, 42-270
cyrtogramma, Zethes, 32:68*
Cyrtolaelaps femoralis, gracilipes, 40°228*
cyrtops, Mylloceras, 38-290*

Cyrtostylis reniformis, 33:14, 44-346
Cythara compta, kingensis, 33°327
Cytherea clarkei, M2-32; moorei, M2°234;

sub-aurita, M2: 337 3 woodwardiana,
M2-34

Cyttalia apicalis, 30°80*; — erichsoni,
30°82; longirostris, 30:81*; maculata,
30°82; oleariae, piceosetosa, 30-°81*;
sydneyensis, tarsalis, 30°82

dacoderum, Bolboceras, 40:286*

dactyliota, Metasia, 32-97*;
27-71, 35-132

Daedalea muelleri, 43°293

Daedrosis, synopsis of species of, 38:388

Daedrosis angulata, apiformis, 38-389"

Dagoba, 39°506

Dahuni people, 39-508

Daily life of the Mailu, 39:537

Dalava, 39°506

Daldinia concentrica, 43-315

Dalhousie Mound Springs, 38-408

Daly Head, metamorphic rocks of, 26:275

damaeus, Ceramodactylus, 38°44]

Damage by deforestation, 34-280

dameli, Talaurinus, 35-75

dampierae, Puccinia, 39°353

dampieri, Clianthus, 39°831; Westringia,
40°71, 43-40

Dances of aborigines of western
Australia, 42:165; of the
39-664, 678, 689, 698

Dangerous Reef proclaimed a
reserve, 33°372

Daniel, Mt., 38°43

dannevigi, Scaphella, 36°225*, 38:484

Dathonia penicillata, 42-39

daphnandrae, Hepialus, 28-246

Daphnandra micrantha, 39°847

Daphnella bastowi, 33°324; bathentoma,

Telesto,

South
Mailu,

fauna

33°326*: brenchleyi, 33-320; brench-
leyi, var. vercoi, 33°320; compta,
33°327; delicatula, 33°316; diluta,
33°32L; dulcis, 33°-297; eburnea,
33°320; excavata, 33:°327; fallaciosa,
33°319; fenestrata, 33°321*; fragilis,
33-322; inornata, 33°321; jacksoniensis,
33-311; kingensis, 33°327; lamellosa,
33°325; legrandi, 33:323; mimica,
minuta, 33-326; perplexa, S3a0as
stiphra, 33°322*; tasmanica, 33-324;
tasmanica, var. bitorquata, 33°324;
triseriata,. 33°325*; — vari, 337327 ;
vercoi, 33°320; vestalis, 33°295; vin-

centina, 33°316
daphnis, Ceraphron, 38:117*
Dappula templetoni, 31-200
dapsilis, Eclipsiodes, 32:105*

54

Darala basigera, 27°16; callixantha,
26-214*; connexa, fervens, 27°17;
heliopa, 26:214*; postica, 27°17; rubi-
cunda, 27°216; undulata, 27:16; uni-
formis, 30°127; zonata, 27:17

Darantasia perichroa, 27:187*, 30°197

Dark Peak, lizards from, 38-482

Darkness, fear of, among the Mailu,
39647

Darling, John, death of, 38-477, 486
Darling River, physiography of, M2-221
darlingensis, Hopatromorpha, 31-290
Daronia jaffaensis, 33 270*
darwinensis, Haptoncura, 27:115*
darwini, Gnathaphanus, 2520;
onyx, $4:171; Lepidiota,
Myllocerus, 29-210
Darwinia schuermanni, 40-70
Dasyatis pastinaca, 32°293
dasycerca, Capua, 40°508*
Dasychira basalis, basigera,
sawanta, 27°17
Dasychiroides, 30°126; pratti, 30-126
Dasycomota, 26:22 O*; pyrrhoea, 26:220*
dasycopa, Philobota, 31°117*

Heter-
40°292;

divisa,

Dasygaster, 44:136*; epipolia, 44-136*;
eugrapha, 30-119
dasylopha, Trachypepla, 44 61*

Dasypodia selenophora, 41°457

dasyptera, Nephopteryx, 27°55*

dasyzona, Taxeotis, 27°185*

Data, 44:142*

Datura stramonium, var. tatula, 35°3

Dau’iu in people, 39°508

Davenport River, flora of, 32-262

daveyi, Microdon, 36 233*; Ptocharus,
40:230

David, Sir T. E., award of Wollaston
medal to, 39°853

Davidite, M2-:298; at Radium Hill,
40:265; chemical notes on, 40°267;
new mineral species, 30-191

Davis, Mt., igneous rocks of, 29°74;
travertine of, 29-91

Dawesley, mica schists at, 32°127

Daw’s diggings, K.I., gem stones at,
33-142

Day Dream mine, M2-299

dealbata,-us, Clitocybe, var. minor,
43°269*; Lentinus, 43:290; Pae-
palosomus, 35°80

Death among the Mailu, 39:685
Death notices. See Obituary

Deba, 39°506
debilicollis, Heteronyx, 33-60*
debilipes, Heterocerus, 27-179*

debilius, Trogoderma, 27-164*
decaisneana, Casuarina, 38:461
decalopha, Syntomactis, 28-175*
Decapod crustacea, South Australian,
28°146, 29-116, 252, 30°104, 31:173
decaptera, Kochia, 40°60
decaspila, Comodica, 29-114*
decemarticulatus, Diplocotes, 41°146
decemcostatum, Dentalium, 35:207

|

;

Decemplocotes brevipennis, _ strigicollis,
41-146
deceptor, -trix,
diota, 36: 59*
Decilaus albonotatus, 37-386*;
29-230*, 37:260; auricomus,
auricomus, var. tasmaniensis,
auricomus, var. victoriensis,
bifurcatus, 37°256* ; bryophilus,
37°381* ; calviceps, 37-259*; coryssopus,
29-°235*, 42271; cuniculosus, 29 231*,
37°389; curvipes, 37:254*; expletus,
37°302; humeralis, 37°255*; hystri-
cosus, 37°380*; inconstans, 37:°378*;
infaustus, 42°271; irrasus, 29 232*;
lateralis, longirostris, 37°387*; mirabilis,
37°258*; nigriclavus, 37 383*; nigro-
notatus, 37°382*; noctivagus, 29°235*;
oosomus, 37°257*; ordinarius, 37°256*;

Heteronyx, 33°53; Lepi-

apicatus,

29-232*;
37-389 ;
37°389 ;

ovatus, 29:236*; parvoniger, 37°382*;
perditus, 37-389; seriatopunctatus,
33°193*; spissus, 29:-234*; squami-
pennis, 29:230*, 37-302; striatus,
37°384*; suturalis, 37°385*; tibialis,
29:233*,. 37°260; trivirgatus, 37-258";

variegatus, 37-379*
decipiens, Auletes, 34°43*;
29:169; Entomophthalmus, 40°306*;
Ethomela, 40°425*; Lagria, 41:176*;
Lamitema, oe: 5a ™. Mandalotus,
33 306* ; Merimnetes, 34:16*; Oxyops,
32°215*: Pezichus, 37-233"; Phyl-
lotocus, 43-200* ; -Pimelopus, 31 -285* ;
Rhopaea, 43-185*; Rhyparida, 39°150*;
Scraptia, 41:167* ’ Solenobaris, 30°102* ;

Crassatellites,

Xylophilus, 41: 203*

declaratus, Heteronyx, 33°25*

declivis, Cypraea, 42°141; Tremato-
trochus, 25°51*; var. of Cypraea
angustata, 38-362, 42-141

decoloratus, Cortinarius, 42°95*; Phleg-

macium, 42°95*
decompositum, Panicum, 38°46], 44°191
decorata,-us, Dirades, 2722; var. of
Ischnochiton crispus, 44-°284
Decoration, personal, among natives of
north-western South Australia, 28-20
decorticata, Cacochroa, var. assimilis,
38°172; iG var. neva, 38°172
Decticryptis, 44-160*
decurio, Onthophagus, 27°306
decurrens, Helichrysum, 40°74;
43°305; Olearia, 43°353
decussatus, Chiton, Ischnochiton, 35:97,
36°146 ; ;
Deep Creek, 33-102; ilmenite grits at,
33-105. See also Goodwin Creek
Deflections of columns under axial and
eccentric loading; by R. W. Chapman,
42°13
Deforestation, damage by, 34-280
deformis, Caladenia, 33°16, 44°357
Deilephila euphorbiae, 29°179; lineata,
livornica, livornicoides, 29°180

Irpex,

55

Deilinia acrocosma, 28-236*; catharodes,
28:237* glaucochroa, odontocrossa,
30°134*

dejecta, Pseudoclithria, 38:191*
delens, Centyres, Perperus, 35°76
Delias mysis, 43-425

delicata, Phyllocharis, 40°420*; Veneri-
cardia, 32°351*

delicatula,-us, Balaninus, 28°134*; Daph-
nella, 33:316; lLepidiota, 40-293;
Mangilia, 33-316; Scalaria, 30°144;
Spratelloides, 32°295; Tyto alba,
38°426, 41:450

delicia, Coesyra, 41°70*

Della Well, 41-410

Delma fraseri, 38-442

delocephala, Plutorectis, 31-206*

delochlora, Alypeta, 40°529*

delochorda, Epiphthora, 42°237*; Eule-

chria, 41°58*
delocrossa, Birthama, 30:139*
delogramma, Rhynchopsota, 27:196*
delographa, Namangana, 44-148*
deloptis, Proteuxoa, 32°111*

deloschema, Bathrotoma, Spilonota, 40°522 |

delosema, Philobota, 4i 87*

delostricha, Corula, 28°215*; Diasemia,
42-°285*

delotis, eepyciona, 27:184*

Delphinula johnstoni, 30:149; sturti,
M2-41*

delta, Carditella, Cuna, 31-109, 32°356;
Orochlesis, 37°328*

deltidias, Leucoptera, 30°61*

Deltocyathus fontinalis, 28-61*; rotae-
formis, 30°:154, 33-245; _ stellaris,
$8 60*; subviola, 26-4*; verconis,.
28:62*; vincentinus, 28°6*, 33°245

deltophora, Phycita, 27:53*, 30-196
Demansia modesta, 38:445, 39°737
Demetrius rufescens, 25-104
demissum, Micrantheum, 33°223*
Demonassa capitalis, 32°386*

demonias, Tipasa, Trigonistis, 27-15
Dendroceras femoralis, 38°89*; sordidus,
~ 38°88*

Dendrochilum murrayi, 44-114*

Dendrophyllia atrata, 30°163*, 33-248;
rubeola, 28-9, 33-247

Denial Bay, flora of, 32°263

Denisonia superba, 37- 457; suta, 43-422

denitza, Netrocoryne, 26° AD 2357114;
Phoenicops, 26°42, 35°114

DENNANT, JOHN. Descriptions of new

species of corals from Australian ter-
tiaries, 25°48, 26:1, 255, 27°:208, 28°52
Madreporaria from ‘the Australian and
New Zealand coasts, 30-151
Recent corals from the South Australian
and Victorian coasts, 28:1
dennanti, Cardita, 26°132*
densa, Deyeuxia, 43:27;
amagrostis minor, 43°27
denselaminata,-um, Cyclostrema, 31°306* ;
Vanikoro, 33°334*, 34-118
densiflora, Fumaria, 35-2

var.

of Cal-|

| Deretaphrus aequaliceps,

densita, Macroura, 26°309

densus, Catastygnus, 32°203*

Dentalium, 35 204; arcotinum, M2°39;
bednalli, 28-135, 35:°206; cheverti,
35°205; decemcostatum, 35207; duo-
decemcostatum, 35°204; francisense,
35°207*, 216; hemileuron, 35 208%;
hyperhemileuron, 35:°217*; intercala-
28:135, 35216; katowense,

; lineatum, M2-39; lubricatum,

; octogonum, 28-135,
35°206; octopleuron, 35°206*; robus-
tum, 35: 906; septemcostatum, thetidis,
35-205; virgula, 35:209; wollum-
billaensis, M2:39; zelandicum, 35-209
dentata,-um, Bupala, 26 318*; Ethmo-
phyllum, M2-129*; Terebratula, 34°96
dentex, Colpognathus, 33°268

denticollis, Pterohelaeus, 38°371*
denticula, Pentastomum, 34255
denticularis, Coryphaenoides, 33-266

denticulata,-us, Coiussa, 27°16; Erato,
42-150; Mechistocerus, 37-°3822)).° Mu
var. minor, $37°322*; Siphonaria,
31°103; S., var. tasmanica, 31-105;
Teara, 27-16

| dentifrons, Uropoda, 40-:235*

dentipes, Anaxo, 44: 500": Copidita,
41-296; Mandalotus, 35- 67*: Melaps,
44-214*; Wilburdia, 37-433*
dentiventris, Articerus, 42°246*
D’Entrecasteaux Channel, chitons of,
44:263

Depot Creek, Brighton limestone breccias
at, 44:°317
Depot Well, 38:43

depressa,-us, Actaeon, M2-40; Arisus,
40-312; Automolus, 30 282: Cinulia,
M2-40; Cryptodromia, 31°180* ; Lipa-
retrus, 30 282; Semanopterus, 42- 260;
Styphelia, 41-664

depressiusculus, Semanopterus, 42-260

Derbyiella laminata, 37-442

Dérebai, 39°506

Deretaphrus, 27-120; synopsis of species

of, 27-129

27°127*; bake-

27:123; cordicollis, 27-125*;

27-128*; erichsoni, 27-129;
aq fat As Ta granulipennis,
27-129; iridescens, 27-°124*; popularis,
27-126* ; sparsiceps, 27-127* ; thoracicus,
27-°122*; viduatus, 27-129

Deretiosus zopherus, 37°283*

Dermestes australis, vulpinus, 27-160

Dermestidae, synopsis of genera of, 27-159

welli,
cribriceps,
gracilis,

dermestiventris, Isacantha, $32: 938 ; Jie
var. fumigata, 32:238

dermestoides, Columbella, 34-131

dermestoidea,-um, Buccinum, Pseuda-
mycla, 35-214

Dermocybe camurus, miltinus, 42-98%;

venetus, 42°99*
Dermorhytis, 39-320

| Deromyrma longiceps, 40°219, 221; pythia,

40°220; ruginota, 40-217

56

De Rose Hill, desert sandstone at, 29-86 , Descriptions of new species of Xysmato-

desalesi, Clathurella, Mangelia, 33- 310

Description of a disturbed area of cain-
ozoic rocks in South Australia, with
remarks on its geological significance ;
by Walter Howchin, 35-47

Description of a hitherto undescribed
species of shark from Investigator
Strait; by A. Zietz, 32-287

Description of Micrantheum demissum,
and of new species of Solanum, Pul-
tenaea, and Grevillea; by J. M. Black,
33-223

Description of a new and extensive area
of permo-carboniferous glacial deposits
in South Australia; by Walter Howchin,
34°23]

Description of a new Caladenia ;

_ Rogers, 30-225

Description of a new species of orchid;
by R. S. Rogers, 32-11

Description of an old lake area in Pekina
Creek, and its relation to recent geol-
ogical changes; by Walter Howchin,
33°253

Description of some further remains of
Genyornis newtoni, Stirling and Zietz;
by Sir E. C. Stirling, M1-111

Description of the bones of the manus
and pes of Diprotodon australis, Owen;
by Sir E. C. Stirling and A. H. C.
Zietz, M1-1

Description of the vertebrae of Genyornis
newtoni ;
H. C. Zietz, M1°81

Descriptions of Australian curculionidae,
with notes on _ previously described
species; by Arthur M. Lea, 28:77,
29°209, 30°71, 31°129, 32-203, 33°145,
34°13, 35-62, 36-76, 37-301

by R. S.

Descriptions of Australian tineina; by E.
Meyrick, 30°33
Descriptions of new Australian geome-

trina; by Oswald B. Lower, 26-248
Descriptions of new Australian hes.
periadae; by Oswald B. Lower, 32°31]
Descriptions of new Australian micro-
lepidoptera; by Oswald B. Lower, 40°537
Descriptions of new Australian noctuina,
ete,; by Oswald B. Lower, 27-27
Descriptions of new genera and species of
Australian lepidoptera; by Oswald B.
Lower, 25°63, 26°212, 27-183, 29-173
Descriptions of new species of Australian
elachistidae, etc.; by Oswald B. Lower,
28-168
Descriptions of new species of corals from
the Australian tertiaries; by J. Den-
nant, 25°48, 26-1, 255, 97: 208, 28°52
Descriptions of new species of fossil mol-
lusca from the miocene limestone near
Edithburg ; by Herbert Basedow, 26°130
Descriptions of new species of lepidoptera
(oecophoridae); by Edward Meyrick,
26°133

by Sir E. C. Stirling and A

doma; by Oswald B. Lower, 27-216
Descriptions of six new species of Aus-
tralian polyplacophora (four acantho-
chitons and two callistochitons), with
other notes; by Edwin Ashby, 43-394
Descriptions ‘of some new species of
orthoptera from north-western South
Australia; by J. G. O. Tepper, 28:162
Descriptions of wild hybrids of Australian
ducks contained in the §.A. Museum
collection; by F. R. Zietz, 36-178
desectus, Onthophagus, 27:278
Desert sandstone at Alberga, Mt., 29°86;
at Ayers ranges, 29°86,87; at Belta-
beltana Waterhole, 29°88; at De Rose
Hill, Hector’s Pass, Indulkana, Mt.
Mystery, North Creek, 29-86,87; at
Serrated Range and William Creek,

29°88; at Yarrabollinna Waterhole,
29°87; between Oodnadatta and Lake
Torrens, 29°86; fossilised wood in,
29°88; gibbers in, 29°88; in north-
western South Australia, 29°86; near
Giles West Camp, 29°86,87; near
Stuart’s Creek cattle station, 29:88;

obsidian bombs in, 29°89
desertorum, var. of Myrmecia vindex,
39°805* :
Desiantha malevolens,
33°174; nociva, 33:174
Desiccation conglomerates, 44-307
desiderabilis, Ipsichora, 30°98*
desideria, Stigmodera, 40°122*
desita, Acidalia, 38-458
Desmoceras carolensis, M2-43*
Desmophyllum joannense, 26°3*
desmotoma, Endotricha, 27:60%,
desolatus, Prion, 30°331
despecta, Gathynia, 27-23
despicatus, Polyphrades, 28-89*
detectus, Iridomyrmex, var, viridiaenus,
39°811
Deto marina, 41:399
devia, Baris, 30°94*
Devil-devil of the aborigines of west
coast of Northern Territory, 31-18
Devonian deposits in Central Australia,
38°47
dewitzi, Clania, Oiketicus, 31°196
dexia, Triphora, 33:278*
Deyeuxia densa, 43°27; forsteri, 41-632;
minor, 43°27; quadriseta, 43-26
42-245; Diaphonia,
38178; Idaethina, 26:307; Lomap-
tera, 38°146

Diabases of Blinman, 33-228
Diabaticus australis, 25°17;
25-111"; minor, 25:17;
25:111*; tumidiceps, 25°17
diacentra, Talis, 29-103
diacrita, Philobota, 41°85*
diadela, Coesyra, 41°71*
diadema, Melo, var. miltonis,
Voluta, 36°229
Diaea pulleinei, 39°785*

var. vegrandis,
*

30°196

deyrollei, Articerus,

collaris,
pauper,

36°230;

ea

diaereta, Philobota, 41-89*
diagramma, Ophiusa, 27:37*

Dialeptopus echinatus, 34:24; longipes,
34°25; lugubris, 39°63; pyriferus
34°25*; sepidioides, 34:25

Diamonds at Echunga, 33-142
diana, Ceraphron, 38-115*

_diandra, Spergularia, 35-60
_ diaphana, Cingulina, 30-143*

diaphanes, Eulechria, Trachyntis, 41°58

Diaphanops meyricki, parallelus, wester-
manni, 42-272

Diaphonia, 38-140; caroli, 38-186*; dey-
rollei, 38-178; dorsalis, 38-180, 42-262;
euclensis, 38°180; frenchi, 38-186;
gulosa, $38:182; lateralis, 938-179;
luteola, 38-184; melanopyga, 38-186";

mniszechi, 38°184; neglecta, 38°178;
nigriceps, 38°179; notabilis, 38-177;
ollifiana, 38°183; palmata, 38°186;

parryi, 25: 22, 38-183; satelles, 38-179;

seminigra, 25: 22, 38-183; succinea,
38-178; suturata, 38-186 : vicina,
38°184; wittei, 38°18); xanthopyga,
38°181

Diaphorillas textilis, 38-432, 438; textilis
purnelli, 38-438, 39°754

Diaphorillas textilis purnelli, stomach con-
tents of, 39:763

Diaphorocis, 37-346*; variegatus, 37°346*

Diaphoromerus victoriensis, 25°115

Diapriidae, 39-397; synopsis of Aus-
tralian genera of, 39°398

Diasemia delosticha, 42°285*

Diastictis pycnochroa, 26°-230*; retinodes,

26°229*

Diatomaceous earth from Lord Howe
Island, 41°659

diaugella, Phyllocnistis, 30°63

diaula, Eutorna, 30°45*

Dicaeum hirundinaceum, 27°254; as agent
in dispersal of loranthaceae, 26°7; host
of Halteridium Sp-, 39-29, 34

Dicasteris, 30°55* leucastra, 30°55*

ea anstralicnm. 26°20

Diceratucha, 30°130; xenopis, 30-130

Diceropyga obtecta, 38-348

Diceros plagiatus, 38:213

Dichelia diphtheroides, 26°252*; lunifera,
32-321*; placoxantha, 26°236; _ scot-
inopa, 26°235*

Dichelopa, 25°76*; dichroa, 25-76%;
heterozyga, 40°518*

dichotoma, Pimelea, 43°38

dichroa, Dichelopa, 25-76*; Euchloris,
ero T*

Dichromodes __aristadelpha, 27-190* ;
haematopa, 30°131*; orthozona,
27:189*; triglypta, 32:114*; trychnop-
tila, 30-131*

Dichromosoma majus, 26°185

dicoela, Coesyra, 41-68

Dicrastylis beveridgei, 41°386; costelloi,

41-645; verticillata, 42°53*

57

dictua, Columbella, Mlitrella, 34-133;
var. of Scaphella fulgetrum, 36°224;
var. of Vuluta fulgetrum, 33°274*

Dictyocyathidae, M2-111

Dictyocyathus, M2-111;
M2-145*; simplex, M2-144

dictyophleba, Acacia, 38-465

Didiscus elaucifolius, 39°834

didyma, Ancita, 25°35*; Rhyparida,
39-118; var. fulvoplagiata, var. medio-
picta, var. vittata, 39-118

didymoteichus, Coscinocyathus, M2-140*

diemensis, Agonostoma, 26°266

diemenensis, Helcioniscus, 30°205, 26°181;
Laemophlaeus, 27-140*; Patella, 30°205 ;
Siphonaria, 31-103, 38-366

Diemenia modesta, 39°737

diemensis, Eupsenella, 40:18*

Dierna achroa, 27-35*

Diethusa, 37: 303, 318; acuticosta, 37-194;
amplicornis, 37-317, 320; amplipennis,
37°317; apicalis, 37: 318%; blackburni,
famelica, 37:194 ; fervida, 37-303:
funerea, 37°190*; inermis, 37-191*;
insignita, 43-346* ; nodipennis, 37°193* ;
oestuans, 37°303; pallidicollis, 37-192*;

irregularis,
*

porphyrea, 37°304; silacea, 37-190*
squamivaria, 37°320; subfasciata,
37°304; sulfurea, 37°319*; suturalis,
37-189*

Dieyeri tribe, smallpox among, 35-29
difficilis, Heteronyx, 36°47*; Silpho-

morpha, 25-17*
difformis, Cyperus, 39-826

digglesi, Tapinoschema, 38-187
Digitaline, effects of, on fly’s intestine,
44-105

dignoscendus, Dromoeolus, 40:°312

digonia, Diplothecta, 44:167*

Dikelocephalus florentinensis, 43-389;
Cala-

tasmanicus, 43°390
dilatata,-us, Balanophyllia, 28-10*;

denia, 33- 15, 44-353; Eriochilus,

44-344; Fusus, 36:221; Haplonycha,

44-519*: Siphonalia, 36-221
dilatatifrons, Liparochrus, 29:272*, 40:288
dilaticeps, Cubicorrhynchus, 34:20
dilaticollis, Trox, 28-284
dilecta, Cardita, 32°347; Drillia, 33-306;

var. parabola, 33:306*; Emarginula,
38°364; Venericardia, 932:347; var.
excelsior, 32°348*

Dilochrosis, 38:136; atripennis, var.
castanea, 38°150; bakewelli, balteata,
38:151; brouni, 38°:149; frenchi,
38°151; rufolatera, 38:151*; subfoveata,
88°151; torrida, 38°150; walteri,
38°152*

diluta, Daphnella, 33-321

Dimeromicrus australiensis. 37-98*

dimidiata,-us, Drillia, 33-297: Hetcronyx,
34°195; Rhyparida, 39-126

Dimorphochilus gouldi, 44-202*

Dinesus ida, 43-381

Dineutes australis, 25-128; gouldi, 25-127,
27:92; rufipes, 25-128, 27°93

Dingable-Dinga, erratic from, 41°671;
permo-carboniferous glacial deposits at,
41°671

dingo, Canis, 41°431; Harpalus,
lophus, 25°115

dingophila, Linguatula, 34-248*

Dinham’s Quarry, upper cambrian basal
grits at, 42-192

Dinomyrmex subnitidus, 39°817

Dinoprora, 44-153*

Dinornis queenslandiae, M1-:44

dinosema, Oenochroa, 44°62

Diorite of north-western South eee

Steno-

29 98

diosmifolia, Pimelea, 43°38; var. of
Pimelea flava, 43°38

Diphobia familiaris, 41°146; foveata,
41-154"; intricata, 41°155*; = longi-
cornis, 43°256*; metallica, 41°155*;

myrmecophila, 41°153*
diphracta, Philobota, 44 63*
Diphthera beryllodes, 27-5*
diphtheroides, Dichelia, 26°252*
Diphucephala, 30°264, 40:293; synonymy
of species of, 30°265; synopsis of species

30°268

Diphucephala azureipennis, 30 267,
40:294; carteri, 30275*; coerulea,
30:267; crebra, 30 275*; cuprea, ful-
gida, 30°267; furcata, 30°265;_hirti-
pennis, 30°267; hirtipes, 40-294*;
hopei, 30°265; humeralis, 30°267;
ignota, 33°18; insularis, 40-297*;
lateralis, latipennis, 30 267: minima,
40:294; nigritarsis, 41127*; nitens,
33°18; nitidicollis, 40294; obscura,
30°267, 40:294; ‘puberula, 30:272* ;
pubiventris, 30°267; pulchella, 30: 268,
40:294; pulcherrima, 30 273*; pusilla,
30°268; pygidialis, 40-296" ; recti-
pennis, 30:273*; regalis, 41-196";
rufipes, 33°18; rugosa, 30:266; smarag-
dula, 30°268; sordida, 30°274* ; spencei,
30: 266; tarsalis, 40:295*; waterhousei,
30:268

Diphucephalides, 29-281

Diphyllocera kirbyana, 31-281

Diphyllus ornatellus, 27-156*

diplocentra, Procometis, 26 200

Diplocoelus, synopsis of Australian species
of, 27°158

Diplocoelus fasciatus, 27-157; opacior,
27°158*; ovatus, piliger, punctatus,
27°157

Diplocotes brevipennis, decemarticulatus,
41°146; foveicollis, 41-149; niger,
41°146; strigicollis, 41°146, 150

Diplodactylus ciliaris, 38-441, 39-767;
elderi, 38:441*

Diplodon wilsoni, 29-161

Diplomystus vittatus, 32°295
Diplonephra, 44:°151*

diplopa, Nymphula, 27-62%, 32: 82
diplophragma, Metasia, 32°97*
diplosema, Cryptophaga, 27:199*
diplosticta, Pyrausta, 32°100*

Diplotaxis tenuifolia, 42-173

Diplothecta, 44-167"; digonia, 44°167*

Dipodium punctatum, pollination in,
37°48

Diporophora winneckei, 38 443

Diprotodon australis, description of bones
of, M1-:1; food of, M1-xt1.; discovery
of remains of, Mi-v.; restoration of
skeleton of, 30:328

dipsacoides, Arcularia, 31-214

Diptera, new Australian, from ants’ nests,
36:°233

Dipterina gnophodryas, 26°254*

diptycha, Belemnitella, M2-49 -

Dirades decorata, leucocephala, 27-22;
leucocera, mutans, 27:21; platyphylla,
27°21*; stereogramma, 27-:22*

Dircaea bimaculipennis, 41-173*

dirphia, Hesperilla, 26-60, 72, 35-125;
Motasingha, 35°120; Telesto, 26°60

discalis, Acontia, Pletophila, 26-197

discata, Micronia, Pseudomicronia, 27°18

discicollis, Edusa, 39:233*; Ethocis,
or: 427" Tychreus, oT 999% . Uracan-
thus, 40 373*

discincta, Coesyra, 26-140
discipennis, Liparetrus, 29:308, 41°530
discoater, Xylophilus, 41°190*

discoidalis, Lamprolina, 40417; Lipare-
trus, 29°309; Thenarotes, 25-115

discoidea, Caladenia, 44°346; Omosita,
27°262

discolor, Goniloba, Hasora, Ismene,
26:123, 35°168; Lathamus, 41 662;

Onthophagus, 27-305
discopunctulata, Rhyparida, 39°129
Discorbina tabernacularis, 39°349

discors, Iridomyrmex, var. aeneogaster,
39°811*

discors, subsp. of Camponotus maculatus,
42°814; of Myrmoturba maculatus,
42-814

Discotrochus pateriformis, 28°57*

discotypa, Birthama, 26°190*; Capua,
40°510*; Heliocosma, 40 501*

discrepans, Onithochiton, 44°29]

discus, Crassatellites, 31° 311; Leptopenus,
30°162, 33-248

Diseases of aborigines of north-western .-
South Australia, 28°24

disema, Melissoblaptes, 29°103*

Disintegration of rocks in arid regions,
salt a cause of, 43°54

disjectus, Heteronyx, 34-179*

disjuncta, Triphora, 33:292*

Disogmus nigerrimus, 39°386*

dispar, Ancita, 25°34*; Edusa, 39:229*;
Eutinophea,28-79* ; Heteronyx, 32°379* ;
Hyparinus, 37 342; Liparetrus, 29-299 ;

Pseudoryctes, 41° 566: Telesto, 26° 67,
35-123; Trapezites, 26°67
disparata, -us, Parasitus, 40°229*; Uroplli-

tella, 40°232*
Dispersal of loranthaceae by birds, 26°7
Dispersal of seeds by animals, 26°36
Disposal of dead among aborigines of

west coast of Northern Territory, 31:6 | Dixon, SAMUEL.

disrupta, Pholiota, 42:91*

disseminata, Psathyrella, 42°136*

dissepimentalis, Archaeocyathus, M2-128*

dissimilis, Lichenaula, 26°196; Neuro-
galesus, 39-413*

dissitiflora, Crotolaria, 38-465

Dissolcoides, exsertus, 38-118

distachyon, Brachypodium, 37:124

distachyum,-us, Aponogeton, 36:25;
Cyperus, 43:34

-distans, Liparetrus, 29-318*

disticta, Coesyra, 41°72*

distincta,-us Agathicis, 37°284* ;
Edusa, 39:204; Liparetrus, 41°531;
Protoparce, 29- 180; Solenopsiella,
39°428*

distinguenda, Rilia, 27-17

distributa,-us, Semanopterus, 42-258;

Tomyris, 39-189*
‘distyla, Casuarina, 43-350
Distypsidera pictipennis, 41°122*
Ditoma, 26°313; costata, 26°314; hilaris,

26-315; lineatocollis, nivicola, obscura,
26:°314; parva, 26°315; perforata,
pulchra, 26°314; sérricollis, - 26-313;
torrida, 26°314, 31

Ditrema violacea, 40-443

Ditremaria cretacea, M2-40*

Ditropidus, i 44-218;

and allied genera,

lists of species of, 44-220

Ditropidus albiceps, 44-233* ; alphabeticus,
44-997*; ater, 44-:222*; caetuleipennis,
44-231*; carinatus, 44°241*; cistellus,
concolor, 44:229*; crassipes, 44:225*;
eribripennis, 44°226* ; flavipes, 44-424* ;
flavoapicalis, 44:241*; flavolateralis,
44:238*; gymnopterus, 41:625*; imi-
tator, 44-229*:; latericollis 44:228*;
lateroapicalis, 44-237*; macrocephalus,
44-249*; maxillosus, 44:222*: minutus,

44-239*; oblongipennis, eee pal-
lipes, 44-240*; pubescens, 44-2
rivularis, 44- 935%: rotundatus, 44: 934°:
rotundiformis, 44-235* ; semicrudus,
44-230" ; similis, 44°237*; strigicollis,
44-234* ; tenuifrons, 44-236* ; variiceps,
44-229° whitei, 39-800*

dittrichi, Calocephalus, Myriocephalus,
42-°57*

Diuris laevis, 44°335; longifolia, 33-12,
44-335; parachila, 31:209*; purdiei,
44-334*

diurus, Ouroporopterus, 36°109*

divaricatissimum, Panicum, var. ammo-
philum, 41: 632

divaricata,-us, Bassia, 42°171; Chloris,
var. minor, 37°124*; Sclerorrhinus,
2g°112

diversiceps, Emenadia, 41°257; Heter-
onyx, 34:172

diversicollis, Edusa, 39-202

diversifolia, Eucalyptus, 32°279, 41:333
divisa,-us, Dasychira, 27:17; Xylophilus,

41-202*
40°586

divitiflorus, Sarcochilus,

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Farewell address to the
Field Naturalists’ section of the Royal
Society by the chairman of the Native
Fauna and Flora Protection Committee,
35°248

Dixon, Samuel. Farewell address as chair-
man of the Fauna and Flora Protection
Committee, 36°264

dixoni, Newcastlia, 35-253

Djiramo tribe, distribution of, 31-2

dobula, Mugil, 26-266

dochmogramma, Comodica, 40°541*

dochomographa, Birthama, 28:241*

dochmosema, Susica, 26°191*

docima, Euplexia, 44°143*

doclea, Hesperilla, 26-75, 35-129

Dopp, Atan P. Australian hymenoptera

Pepe 37°130, 38°58, 39-384,
4 .

Records and descriptions of Australian
chalcidoidea, 41°344
doddi, Chalcopterus, 37-18*; Colaspoides,
39 996° ; Heteronyx, 32°381*; Homo-
trysis, 44:205*; Myllocerus, 38-282*;
Nepharis, 40°:272*; Teretrius, 27-109
Doddiana, 26:187*; ‘callizona, 26-188
doddsiana, Anteia, 27°18
Dodonaea

cuneata, 43°36; microzyga,

42-175; viscosa, 39°833

dohrni Cubicorrhynchus, 39°60; Leda,
31°217

Dohrnia bifoveicollis, 41-294*; boisduvali,
41-293; eremita, 41: 294 : simplex,
41-293

Dokidocyathus, M2-112, 146*; simplicissi-
mus, M2-146*

Dolerite of north-western South Australia,
29:99; uralitic, of Port Elliot, 44-10, 33

Doleromima, 26:158*; ceramora, 26°160*;
cosmopoda, 41:119; eumorpha, 26°159*;
humerana, 26°158; rhaphidias, 41-119* ;
rhodomita, 41-119; tripunctella, 26-159,
41-118, 119

doleschalli, Hasora, 26°126, 35-168:
Ismene, 26°126, 35-168

dolicha, Pyrene, 34°141*

dolichoderes, Xylophilus, 41-198*

dolichognathus, Leaptinus, 41°146; Paus-
pela 41°146, 44-391; Polyachus,

12555

Daliclioecesee tatei, 43-382*

Dolichotrypes idarniformis, 40-9*

doliolum, Colochirus, 39- 21

doliopa, Pachytyla, 27-193

Dolium variegatum, 36-216

Dollman, W. P., death of, 33°375

Dolomitic limestone associated with gyp-
sum and rock salt, 25°7; at Brownhill
Creek, Fifth Creek, Greenhill Road,
Third Creek, Waterfall Gully, 30-241;
of the Lower Cambrian, 30°241

Dolomitic travertine of southern Yorke
Peninsula, 25°5

dolon, Apaustus, Taractrocera. 35-144

Dolophones, 39°781 ; intricata, thomisoides,
39°782*

60

dolosa, Isopeda, Voconia, 41-485

Domara, 39°506

dominula, Hesperilla, 35-133;
26°61, 35°133

Domu, 39-506

donacina, Crassatellites, 29-169

_ Donington, Cape, flora of, 32:°268

donnysa, MHesperilla, Telesto,
35°122

Donovania fenestrata, 33°:271

Doratifera chrysochroa, euchrysa, 26-189;
ordinata, 27°24; stenora, 26°189%,
28:241; unicolor, 28-241

Doratiphora, 26:214; amphibrota, 26:216*,

Telesto,

26°64,

28:243; aspidophora, 26-218*, 28-241;
brachyopa, 26°216, 28°242; colligans,
27°24; euchrysa, 26°215; eumela,
26:218; hemistaura, 26°215*; liosarca,

26°217*, 28-242 ; nephrochrysa, 26°218* ;
ordinata, 26:219; perixera, 26°216*;
quadriguttata, 26°215; sphenosema,
26:217*; vulnerans, 26-215

doratoxylon, Acacia, 39-832

Doriopsis aurea, 29°157; carneola, 29°157

Doris aurea, carneola, 29:157; praetenera,
29-150; pustulata, 29-151; varia,
variabilis, 29°150

Dorosoma erebi, 32°294; horni, $2°295

dorsalis, Cyphoderocis, 37°414*; Dia-
phonia, 38:180, 42:262; Gnathocera,
28:213; Perga, 40°595

dorsirecta, Cuspidaria, 32-198*

dorsivittella, Heliocausta, Psecadia, 26°146

Dorycnopa, 25°77*; acroxantha, 25°78*;
triphera, 44-67*

Doryichthys heterosoma, 32°299

dotatus, Haplonyx, 42-270

doubledayi, Hesperilla, 35°125; Telesto,
26°72, 35°125

Dowlingville, cambrian limestone at,
42-199 ;

Downfalls, M2-236; intrusion near,
M2-238

drachmophora, Hesperilla, 35:°133; Tel-
esto, 26°61, 35°133

draco, Amycterus, 28°112, 38:24

Drainage alterations in Mt. Lofty ranges
in cainozoic times, 35°110
Drakaea, synopsis of species of, 42°34

Drakaea_ ciliata, elastica, glyptodon,
44°343; huntiana, 42:32*; jeanensis,
44-322*

Drassicus infaustus, 42-271

Drassus griseus, 39-779

Dress of the Mailu, 39°543; of the
Wororra, 41:27

Drillia acatina, 33:298*; agrestis,
33:299*; atkinsoni, 33°308: bednalli,

33-302 ; cancellata, 33-306 ; costicapitata,
33°296* ; coxi, 33°301; dilecta, 33-306 ;
dilecta, var. parabola, 33°306* ;
iata, dulcis, 33-297 ;
33°296; hecatorguia, 31223:5%,::33:302;

hedleyi, 33:°302*; howitti, 33-301;
gratiosa, 33°302; incrusta, 33-309;
jaffaensis, 33-298*; lacteola, 33°304*;

dimid- |

exarata, harpularia, |

var. crebrespirata, 33°305*; var. sinu-
segens, 33:305* legrandi, $33:°323;
minuta, 33°326; ‘nenia, 33-300; penta-
, 33°307; quoyi, 33-294; saxi,
sinensis, 33°302; subplicata,
33°300*; telescopialis, $33:307; tri-
carinata, 33°305; trophonoides, 33°303* ;
walcotae, 33: 307 ; ; woodsi, 33:301;
woodsi, var. acostata, 33-301*
Dromaius australis, M1-42, 49
Dromia octodentata, 30-179
Dromius tridens, 25°106
Dromiceius novae-hollandiae,
39-740
Dromoeolus, synopsis of species of, 40°312
Dromoeolus dignoscendus, 40°312; thor-
acicus, 40°311
Dromornis australis, M1-49
drosera, Macrobathra, 25:96*
droserodes, Nephogenes, 31:116*
drosophilae, Pterosemoidea, 41°350*
Drugs, effects of, on myoneural junctions
of fly’s intestines, 44-104
drummondi, Caladenia, 44°354; Callitris,
37:123, .44:190; Euphorbia, 39-832;
Hibiscus, 40°67.;' Isoétes, 42°5; Phyllo-
glossum, 42:2
Dry Creek, foraminifera in lower marine
bed at, 36°37; notes on recurrent trans-
gress of the sea at, 36°44; whale’s ear-
bone from Abattoirs bore at, 43°430
dryina, Mimodoxa, 25°97*
drymelanthes, Nephogenes, 31°116*

38-419,

_drymoptila, Argyroploce, 44:58*
| dschilus,

Apaaistus, 35°148
dubiosa, Protopharetra, M2-149*

dubia,-us, Eucharomorpha, 37°95*; Micro-
valgus, 38°210*; Misophrice, 38°341;
Nervicompressa, 30°138; Poodytes
gramineus, 38:431; Uracanthus,
40°371*; Xenomerus, 38°84*

dubitans, Rhopaea, 35:193*

Dubosia hopwoodi, 27:°202

duboulayi, Articerus, 43-171; Leptops,
40°338 ; Lomaptera, 38:146;. Ontho-
phagus, 27-306; Panglaphyra, 38-212

Dubus, Mailu, 39: 514, 517

ducalis, Coptodactyla, 27°263*; News
31:274*, 42°255

Ducks, Australian, wild hybrids in §8.A.

Museum, 36°178

Ducorpsius gymnopis, 41:45]

Dudgeona actinias, 26°202*

DvurFrFriELD, Grorrrey. Notes on the geology
of Encounter Bay, 25°152

dulcicula, Machaeretis, 41°60*

dulcis, Daphnella, 33-297; Drillia, 33-297

dumbrelli, Mordella, 41-220: Ontho-
phagus, 27:297*; Tomyris, 39-176*

dumosa,-us, Acantholophus, 39°57; Eu-
calyptus, 40°476, 43°352; var. of
Eucalyptus incrassata, 26°14, 32-280,
40°69, 43°38

dundasi, Cinclosoma casanotum, 39°751

Dunes in the valley of Bremer River,

32°124

Dunocyathus, 30-158; parasiticus, 30-159,
33°246 :

Dunstan’s Quarry quartzites and sand-
stones, 28-195

duodecimcostatum, Dentalium, 35°204

duperryi, Megapodius, 30-330

duplicata,-us, Ipsichora, 30°99*; Myllo-
cerus, 29-210; Timareta, 33-154";
Uropoda, 40-235*

duponti, Ectroma, Lebia, 25°106; Lep-
tops, 40°330; var. carinatus, var. in-

_ terioris, var. “obsoletus, 40-330

duriceps, Ostophycephalus, 32°296

duris, Romilius, 37-133

duriusculus, Polyphrades, 40°354*

Durém, 39: 506

durus, ‘Catasarcus, 33°158*

D Urvillaca potatorum, 30°328

Dust, meteoric, analyses of, M2:228
Dust-storms of Broken Hill. area, M2:227

Dutton, H. H., death of, 38: 486
dux, Gigadema, 25-100* ; Heteronyx,
33°30*

Dynamene ramuscula, 32°145*
Dynamenopsis obtusa, 32;152*
Dynastides, 36°67

Dyscharachithis brevipennis, 25°131
dyschroa, Endotricha, 42°284*>
Dyscolocerus, synopsis ‘of species of, 40°311
Dyscolocerus aureopilosus, 40° 310°; con-

color, 40°309; fuscus, 40°310*
dyscritos, Mangilia, 33° 314; Terebra,
30°149*, 33:314

Dysdiatheta, 38°140

Dysectoda, 38°140

dyserasta, Laspeyresia, 40°535*

dyseureta, Phyllophanes, 41:104

Dysopirhinus quadrinotatus, 37-343*

Dysostines fuligineus, 35-75; _ pilipes,
35°66; pustulosus, 35°66; valgus, 35°74

dyssema, Blastobasis, 42° 981*

Dystalica, 38-387

Dystrigonisthis paradoxus, 40°319

Dystropicus, 37°307; squalidus,
rhynchus, 37°307

tany-

Farias, 44°185*
Earinus, synopsis of species of, 40°392

Earinus kreuslerae, 40°:392; mimulus,
40°391; mimulus, var. unifasciatus,
40°391*; minor, 40°390*; purpureus,
40°39

Earthquake of 1902 in South Australia,

Eba cerylonoides, 26°318

ebaensis, Pholadomya, M2-37*

ebenina,-us, Baris, 30°95*; —Leptops,
40°332; Schizorrhina, 38°212

ebenospila, Antiopala, 41-79*

ebenosticha, Eomystis, 41:110*

Eboda cyclopleura, 40°522*

eburnea,-us, Cantharus, Daphnella, Tri-

tonidea, Trophon, 33-320
eburneoguttata, Neoclithria, 38-160
Eccleta, 30°120, 44°151*

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Echemus griseus, longipes, 39°779

Echeneis australis, scutata, 39°340

echidna, Leptops, 28-106, 40°335

echimys, Pephricus, 28-95

echinata,-us, Athyreocis, 37°268*; Cyno-
surus, 35°3; Dialeptopus, 34° 24 ; Hib-
berticola,32° QA48% ; ; Microcryptorhynchus,
36:137*:;: Myllocerus, 29:215*

echinopsila, Bassia, 41°42

Echium italicum, 35-3.

Echo Hill, 29-65 °

Kchunga and Mt. shatter-zone
between, 32°128

Echunga, diamonds at, 33:142;
‘soapstone’ near, 32°129; quartzose
grit west of, 32°129; reserve at, 34-286;
sapphire and cyanite.at, 33- 142

Kcildaus, 36-123*; synopsis of species of,
36-124

Ecildaus glabricornis, melancholicus,
36°125*; personatus, 36°124*

eclecta, Phylomictis, 30°142*

Kclectus pectoralis, 38-480

Barker,

purple

Kclipsiodes crypserythra, 25°67*; dap-
silis, 32°105*; .homora, 32:°104*; ice-
lomorpha, 32°105*; meliphyrta, pam-

*

micta, 32°106
eclipsis, Telesto, 26/69, 35-123
Kconomic aspect of afforestation, 34:296
Kcripsis pubescens, 38°406
ectatommae, Thorictosoma, 43°258*
ectodontalis, Metasia, 27-66*
Ectopatria virginea; 29-°173*
Ectephes formicarum, .41:146, 43-256;
kingi, pascoei, 41-146
Ectrephinae, synopsis of genera of, 41-144
Ectroma, 25°105, synopsis of species of,
25-110
Ectroma,-um, benefica, 25°106,110; du-

ponti, 25-106; elegans, 25°107*; fas-
ciata, 25-106, 109; fragile, 25-110":
grave, 25:108*; inquinata, liturata,

notabilis, notata, ornata, tridens, 25-106
Ectropis hemiprosopa, .28°230*
edentata, Cuna, 32: 357* ;

30°103*

Edenttellina typica, 36- 238, 40°596
Edible fish of the lower Murray, 26-265
Edithburgh, miocene .beds of, 25-145;

miocene fossils from, 25-147, 26-130
Epauist, ALF. G. Vitality of seeds, 43-5
Edusa, 39:191; synopsis of species of,

39-193

Edusa abdominalis, 39-209* ; araeoceroides,

Solenobaris,

39-207*; atrichia, 39:212*; aureorufa.
39°218*; aureoviridis, 39-201; black-
burni, 39°205; ehalcea. 39:232*;

_ chlorion, 39:224*; chlorophana, 39°213* ;
chrysura, 39-200; ‘clypealis, 39-208*:;
discicollis, 39:233*; dispar, 39-229*;
distincta, 39-204; diversicollis, 39-202;
evanescens, 39:200; . flavicornis, 39:222* ;

flavipes, 39:214*; froggatti, 39-202;
fusca, 30:207*; germari, 39-199;
griffithi, 39-226* ; heterodoxa, 39-216*;
impressiceps, 39°229*; marginicollis.

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39°217*; melanoptera, 39-219* ; melano-

soma, 39:-205*; — metallica, 39 230* ;

meyricki, 39:204;: mira, 39°225*; mon-

tana, 39-°205*; monticola, 39°210*;

niveosquamosa, 39°%25*; pallidiventris,

39°206*; palpalis, 39:227*; pavens,

38°202; perplexa. 39*203, var. bella,

var. laeta, 39-203; plicata, 39°213*;

podagrosa, 39°215*; posthumeralis,

39 223*; puberula, 39:201; pulchra,

43°348*; rufilabris, 39-211*; securigera,

39°234*; sericea, 39-228* setipennis,

39:°221*; singularis, 39-240: spinicollis,

39 204; submaculata, 39 218*; suteralis,

39°200; tridens, turneri,

ursa, ; virgatipes,

viridicollis, 39-199; viridi-

39-221*;: -viridilatera, 39:223*;
viridimetallica; 39-215*; viridipennis,
39:200; ziczac, $9°206*; zietzi, 39°217*

Edusoides pulcher, 39-277

edwardsi, Euproctis, Teara, 27:16

Edwin, Mt., 29°71

Effects of stock on vegetation in Cooper
Creek country, 41°416 ,

Effie, Mt., 34-233, 238

effractella, Binsitta, 26-164,
Cryptolechia, 26°164

effulgens, Euops, $33°177*

egenus, Laius, 41°140

Egernia stokesi, 38°444; whitei, 38-444,
41-471

Egestria sulcicollis, 39-796

Egnasia psammochroa, 27-41*

egregia, Haplonycha, 30316”

Ehrharta villosa, var. maxima, 43°26

18-maculata, Mordella. 41-225

41-119;

elaborata, Coralliophila, 32-344

Elachista leucophasa, 32°118*; metalli-
fera, 92-119*

Elachistidae, Australian, new species of,
28-168

Elachypteryx, 32°80*; erebenna, 32°80*

EKlaeagna nodipennis, 37°365*; squami-
bunda, 37-366

elacodes, Acanthothyspoda, 32:320*;

Bryomima, 27:12; Hypholoma, 42-128*
Elaeonoma phaeopasta, 42°-280*
elacophora, Eucalptus, 40 480
Elamena truncata, 3@°112
Elanus axillaris, $8°425

Elaphodes aeneolus, 44-247; amictus,
44-248; cervinus, 44:246*; coccinel-
loides, 44°251*; epilachnoides, 44-248* ;
illotus, 44- 245"; multimaculatus,
oh 250*; murinus} aa: 247; nigrovarius,

4-250*: rufovarius, 44: 248° ; scutel-
a 44-:247*; signifer, 44- 948*: sim-
plex, 44°249*; tigrinus, 44- 246* ; vul-

pinus, 44-245*: ziczac, 44-249*
elaphris, Polylopha, 32°319*
Elasmocerus picticollis, 25°25*, 27-307
Elasmus cairnsensis, 37°97*; telicotae,
41-345*
Elassoptila, 26°206*; microxutha, 26°206*
elastica, Drakaea, 44°343

| Ellescus

elatior, Psalliota, 42°125*

elatum, Prasophyllum, 33°13, 209 :

Eldana leucostictalis, 27-50*

Elder Rock, Cambrian rocks at, 31°65:
description of, 31°66; phosphate min-
erals at, 31° 65, 67

elderi, Diplodactylus, 38°441*; Erodio-
phyilum, 41°389 ; Megalotrox, 41-496;
Sclerorinus, 38: 21

electa,-us, Cleptor, 39°315* ;
30°318*

Electrotonus in muscle and nerve, 29°37
elegans, Amphoroidea, 35:98*; Catastyg-
nus, 32: 205# ; Ectroma, 25: 107*; Ento-
macis, 39° 401*; Haliotis, 36- 186, 200 ;
Leptops, 28°105*, 40°332; Mordella,
41°220; Mordella, var. festiva, 41:220;
Myllocerus, 29-214*; Senecio, 35°60;

Stereum, 43-306

elegantior, Cryptarcha, 27:116*

elegantula,-us,-um, Carditella,
Colaspoides, 39:289*; Leucocraspedum,
26°18*; Tomyris, 39°173; var on
Pseudolycus haemopterus, 41°280

Elesma, 32°61, 44°180*; subglauca, 32°61

elevatus, Tetralophus, 39-64

eliena, Telesto, 35:°138;
26°87, 35°138; Trapezites,
cycla, 35°139*

Eligma, 44°182*; orthoxantha, 27-:27*

Elinostola, 31:193*: hypomela, 31°193*

elkedraensis, Agnostus, 43°379

Ellery Creek, 38°45, 411

Ellery Creek Gorge, 38°47 ~

Elleschodes basipennis, 33°182*; bryo-
phagus, 32°242*; compactus, 32:245*;
modicus, 32°240*; nigirostris, 32°246*;
pallidus, 32:244*; pictus, 32-239*;
placidus, 32°245*; rufulus, 92°2417>
scutellaris, 32°244*; similis, 32°243*;
suturalis, 32:241*; uniformis, 32°242*

concinnus, $32°250*; welling-
toniensis, 32°251*

ellipsoides, Amarygmus, 37°32

elliptica,-us,-um, Alatidotasia, 37-299*;
Amphoroidella, 32:148*; Baris, 30-90* ;
Evaniocis, 37°329*; Evas, 28°/77>
Melanterius, 37°312*; Oomela, 40°433* ;
Prasophyllum, 44-325*; Rhyparida,
39°135*; Solanum, 26°34, 38°468

Eloasa calida, 28-243

elongata,-us, Adrana, M2-26; Angasia,
28° 1 ae Baeoneura, Baeoneurella,
38124; Callochiton, 44-266, 283; Cera-
phron, 38°112*; Ceratobaeus, 38°64;
Chalcopterus, 37-20* ; Heteronyx,
32°62*; Leda, M2-26; Leptops, 4 40-236;
Malletia, M2: 26; ‘Metura, 31-200;
Myxus, 33:265, 40°454; Oiketicus,
31:200; Polystictus, 43-297; Talayra,
41171

elongatula, Mordella, 41°221

Elseya melanops, 38°422, 41°445; melanops
melanops, 39°742

E.ston, Atsert H. Australian coleop-
tera, 43-342

Haplonycha,

$2°353.

Trapezites,
var. mono-

eluta, Geloptera, 39°247*

elytrura,-us, Heteronyx, 33-67* Rhinotia,
32-238

emarciatus, Sphenotrochus, var. perexigua,
30°151*, 33-245

emarginata,-us, Antennophorus, 40-231*;
Ethemaia, 28°108*; Glossodia, 44-358;
Haswellia, 32°157; Onthophagus, 27-304

Emarginula candida, radula of, 38-363

Emarginula dilecta, 38°364; subtilitexta,
32:°193* ; superba, 30 216

emargipennis Euhoplopria, 39°416*

Emblema picta, 38°437, 438; picta ethelae,
38°438, 39-759

emblematicus, Critomerus, 37°305; Poly-
phrades, 32:207*

embolistis, Ocystola, 41°65*

emboloma, Ariathisa, 42:233*

embroneia, Pilostibes, 26-203*

Embryos of Trichosurus vulpecula, var.
typicus, 44-360

Emeax sculpturatus, 38-406

Emenadia, 41°254; crassipes,
cucullata var. pictipennis, diversiceps,
interioris, 41°257; laeviceps, 41°260*;
maculicollis, 41: O55; nigroapicalis,
41-258*, 582; novaehollandiae, 41-254,
582; punctulaticeps, 41-258; rufo-
fasciata, 41:259*; setipennis, 41:262*;
tricolor, 41°255

emersoni, Anagyrus, 37°113*

emeryi, Myrmecorhynchus, 41°16

emetica, Russula, 43°278*

emilia, Poecilopharis, 38-153

Emily Gap, 38-43, 413

eminva, Mangilia, 33°327

emmae, Haliotis, Padollus, 36-189

emmelodes, Scioglyntis, 28°232*

Emmiltis achroa, 26°229*;
38°378* ; cosmadelpha, 25-66*

empleurus, Lepidopleurus, 36:142

Empusa muscae, 35°355

Emydica brevisetosa, 37:275*; platynota,

41-261*;

argillina,

37:275
Enamillus, 29-278; mauricei, 31:235%,
41-497; sharpi, 29:279*, 31-237

Enasiba tristis, 43-254*

enchala, Philobota, 41:90*

Encosmia cornuta, 38°343

Encounter Bay, age of igneous intrusions
at, 44°45; contact metamorphism near,
44-46; coastline physiography of, 44°3;
erratics of, and geology of, 25°152;
igneous rocks of, 44:1; petrogeny of
igneous rocks of, 44°35

encrita, Machaeritis, 44:65*

Encryphia, 28-228*; argillina, 28-228*

encrypta, HEumenodora, 30°55*

Encyalesthus tuberculiceps, 38°226*

Endergone tuberculosa, 43°310*

endocapna, Nepticula, 30°60*

endochlora, Oenochroa, 44:62

Endotricha baryptera, 29°180*; desmo-
toma, 27°60*, 30-196; dyschroa,
42-284*; pyrocaustalis, 27-60*

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Endowment Fund, Mrs, Ellen Peterswald,
of £100, 43°4383; .Sir Edwin Smith,

of £200, 44°379,388,395; R. Barr
Smith, of £1,000, 40-587, 599
Engraulis antipodum, 32:294
Engyops flavus, 43°227*
Enide _ oestuans, 37-303 ; porphyrea,

saniosa, 37:304
enigmus, Nephrodopus, var. niger, 41°575*
Enispa, 44-162*
Ennometes Lfacoienliie 38°254* ;
airei, ruficornis, 38-253
Enoplosus armatus, 33-269
ensicula, Leda, Poroleda, 31°218
ensiformis, Modiola, M2-29*
Enstatite basalt from Kangaroo Island;
y E. R. Stanley, 34°69
Entephria cissophora, 32°88*
Enterolithic structure, 44-307
Entomacis, synopsis of species of, 39-400

lacord-

Entomacis australis, 39-400*; elegans,
39°401*; monilicornis, 39- 400*
Entometa cycloloma, 26°186*; ignobilis,

31-197, 207; plinthopa, 98-239* : puncti-

gera, 26°185; rufescens, 27°24; spodopa,
28-239*
Entomophthalmus decipiens, 40°306*

Entomyza cyanotis, microfilariae of, 34-107

Entorrhiza solani, 39-354

Eocene deposits of Aldinga Bay, 35-48;
of Brutus Castle, 25:4; Cape Wil-
loughby, 27:83; Corney Point, 25-4;
Happy Valley, 28-248 ; Hindmarsh
Tiers, 35:56; Hundreds of Coonarie
and Melville, 25-4; Murray Bridge,
32:125; Paradise, 32°392; Point Tur-
ton, 25°4; Southern Yorke Peninsula,
25°3, 4, 26:272; Stansbury and Sturt
Bay, 25:4; Taranga farm, 28:278;
Troubridge Hill, 25:4; of Wool Bay,
as related to miocene of Edithburgh,
25-145

Eocene fossils at Happy ee 28: 249 ;
at Vale Royal Vineyards, 28:2

Eocene limestone at Mt. Cuinhion 25°57;

of Southern Yorke Peninsula, removal
by chemical solution, 25-4
Eocene polyplacophora of Moorabool,

Mornington, and Muddy Creek, 25- 136
Eochrois leiochroa, 31:114*; magniferella,
4i-111; trisema, 31-114"
Eocithara punctata, 37-446
eodora, Canthylidia, Heliothis,, 27-3

Eois oenopus, polygramma, 26°249*
stenozona, 26:248*

Eolophus roseicapillus, 38:-427, 39-745, .
41°451

Eomystis acribes, 41°109; ebenosticha,

melanoplecta, 41°110* ; triselena, 26°240*
eophila, Barea, 41°57*

Epacticus bimaculatus, 41:595*; nigro-
rostris, 41°596; occidentalis, 41°595* ;
whitei, 41-594"

epallaxa, Triphora, 33° 279%

epaxia, Euproctis, 30°125*

epethistis, Philoeopola, 26:154*

ephelota, Hypertricha, 27-201
Ephestiopsis poliella; 29:106*
ephippiatus, Exithius, 37:263*

ephippium, Cheilodactylus, Goniistius,
40:445*
Ephyrcus brachystylus, 37°417; minor,

37-:280* ; variabilis, 37°-416*

Ephthianura tricolor, 34°251

Epiblema grandiflorum, 44°334

Epichorista hyperacria, 40°515*; lepto-
sticha, 40°516*; pleurosema, 40°515*

epichrysa, Narycia,. Xysmatodoma,
27°231*

epicnephes, Eutorna, 30°46*

Epicnistis, 30°64*; euryscia, 30°65* _

Epicoma argentata, 27:23; asbolina,
26°183*, 27:23; zelotes, 26°183*

epicroca, Pyrausta, 27°67*

epicuria, Hypselodoris, 29°153*

Epicyrtica, 32°61*; lathridia, 32°61*

epidela, Euproctis, 30°125*

epidesma, Polylopha, 25-71*

Epidesmia ophiosema, 25°64*

Epidosite from Broken
M2:-272

Epidote of Inglewood district, 33°116; of
north-western South Australia, 29-94

epigaea, Taxeotis, 28°225*

epigrapha, Canthylidia, 44°130*

epigypsa, Comarchis, 26°212*

epilachnoides, Elaphodes, 44:248*

epilecta, Euphiltra, 41:107*

epileuca, Acompsia, 25°94*

epilobii-tetragoni, Puccinia, 39°353

epiloma, Capua, 26°:235*

epimela, Gelechia, Macrobathra, 26°168

epimochla, Nymphula, 32°83*

epipactoides, Thelymitra, 33°262
epipepla, Capua, 32°318

epipercna, Nephogenes, 41°100*

Epiphthora delochorda, 42:237*

epiplasta, Coesyra, 41°70*

Epiplema argillodes, 27:19*; coeruleo-
tincta, 27°18; conflictaria, 27°19; in-
clarata, 27°20; lugens, 27°22; oxytypa,
27°19*; xylinopis, 27°20*

Epipleminae, 27°18

epipleuralis, Poropteromela, 40°423*

epipolia, Dasygaster, 44°136*

epipona, Trachyntis, 26°154*

epiprepes, Eurypelta, Pycnozancla, 41°109

Epipyrga hemiphaés, 41°58* '

episcarca, Heliocausta, 27-220*, 30°197

episcota, Atychia, 27-68*

episema, Blastobasis, 42°281*

Episodiocis inconstans, 37:234*

epispora, Comodica, 29°114*

epithyma, Cuscuta, 34-252

epitricha, Narycia, Xysmatodoma, 27°236*

Epitrichosma, 32:°320*; neurobapta,
32°320*

epitripta, Pleurota, 41°77*

Epopsima, 44:171*

eques, Phyllopteryx, 32:299

equi-crinis, Marasmius, 43-283*

Hill

area,

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equivallum, Archaeocyathus,
Coscinocyathus, M2-138*

eradicata, Collybia, 43-279 :

Eragrostis browni, 39°825; chaetophylla,
41°632; eriopoda, 39°825; falcata,
38°461, 43°24; lacunaria, 39°825; lepto-
carpa, 40°459; major, 43-24; minor,

M2-119*;

36-172, 37-123; pilosa, 39°825; seti-
folia, 41-632

Erastria onthodes, 27°32; rhaptina,
28°217*

Erastrianae, synopsis of genera of, 44-156

Erastroides lichnomima, 28-215; molybdo-
pasta, 32°69*

Erato bimaculata, denticulata, lachryma,
42°150

erebanna, Elachypteryx, 32°80*

erebi, Chatoessus, 26:266;
32°294

ereboscopa, Nephopteryx, 27°54*

erebospila, Pylarge, 26°250*

Erechthites prenanthoides, 43:43

erecta,-us, Limopsis, 931°220;
28:242

Eremaea, 39°803*; zonospila, 39:803

eremaea, Laelia, 27°16

eremenopa, Talis, 27°51*

eremia, Limnetis, Lynceus, 41°48]

eremiana, Nephila, 39-781

eremica.-us, Camponotus, Myrmogonia,
39°815*; Pachybela, 41°94*

eremita, Dohrnia, 41°294;
33°63* ; Titinia, 29°219

eremnopa, Eprionocera, 41°102*

Eremochroa, 44°152*; alphitias, 38-456

eremoea, Hydrographa, 31:171*

eremonoma, Xyleutis, 30°139*

eremophila,-us, Cassia, 38°466; Stipa,
42-168; var. of Calomyrmex splendidus,

Dorosoma,

Thosea,

Heteronyx,

subsp. purpureus, 39°820*; var. of
Frankenia serpyllifolia, 42°179*
Eremophila freelingi, 38°468; latifolia,

39-836; latrobei, 39-837; macdonnelli,

var. gracilis, 38°469* ; neglecta, 38-469%,

39 96, 836; paisleyi, 38°469, 39-838;

subfloccosa, 36°172; viscida, 39°837 |
eremoplana, Harpagocnema, 39-802*
eremos, Belemnites, M2-°51

| eremospila, Lethocephala, 26°219*, 28-243

Eretmobela, 42°282*; phaeosema,

Ereunetis streptogramma, 29°115

Ergamine, effects of, on fly’s intestines,
44-105

Ergotoxine, effects of, on fly’s intestines,
44-105

eriantha, Kochia, 39°828

erichsoni, Cyttalia, 30°82; Deretaphrus,
27:129; Heteronyx, 34:204*; Ontho-
phagus, 27°282; Phaenognatha, 29-281

Ericydnus hemipterus, 41°355

Erigeron canadaensis, 35:2; sessilifolius,
40°461

Eriglyptoideus, 37-°70* ; varicornis, 37°70*

Eringa, 38:°415

eriobotryae, Fusicladium, 29°356

eriocarpa, Gnephosis, 40°461, 41-649

42°282*
x

Ne Spyridium, var. adpressum,
42:

Eriochilus autumnalis,

scaber, 44-344

Eriochloa punctata, 41°634
Eriogaster simplex, 26°184
_ eriogena, Pholiota, 42°93*
_ erionota,

33°14; dilatatus,

Oiketicus, 25-63*, 31°206;
Plutorectis, 31-206
' eriopoda, Eragrostis, 39°825
Eriopus, 44-142*
_ Eriostemon capitatus, var. baccharoides,
43°35
_Eristena melanolitha, 32°81*
Eristus bicolor, 33°174
erizesta, Homodes, 29-180
Ernabella waterhole, 39-714
ernesti, Eumeta, 31°207
Erodiophyllum elderi, 41-389
Eromene ocellea, 25°68
Erosia conflictaria, 27:19; inclarata,
27-20; leucocephala, 27-22; mutans,
OF-21> radiata, 27°23

eroticella, Euphiltra, 41°106

erotus, Chaerocampa, 29°179

Erotylus morio, 37°34

Efratics at Antechamber Bay, 27:79; at

Christmas Cove, 27°78; Cygnet River, -

271-76; Dingable-Dinga, 41:671; En-
counter Bay, 25:152; Hog Bay and
Kangaroo Head, 27°77; Mooreland’s
farms, 25°12

Erratics. See also Glacial till;

erromena, Isocentris, 32-:99*'

errones, Crassatellites, 29-169

erubescens, Amarygmus, 38°230*; Con-
volvulus, 38°468, 42-181; Stigmodera,
95-23*

Eruca sativa. 36°171

eruciformis, Scaphites, M2-45*

erumpens, Russula, 43:279*

Eryngium rostratum, 41-49

Erynnis, 26°108; synopsis of species of,
26°108

Moraines

Erynnis amalia, 31:170; angustula,
26°109,35-161; caesina, 26-°118,35-°166;
fulgida, 26-116, 31-170, 35-162; fuli-
ginosa, 267115, 35°166; macleavi,
26:112, 35:160; mathias, 26-117,
35°165; olivescens, 26-114; palmarum,
26:110, 35°161; sperthias, 26-113,
35-160; trichopepla, 32°315*; ulama,
26-115

erysibodes, Tortrix, 40°512*

erysimoides, Sisymbrium, 41°45

Erysiphe graminis, 39°354

Erythraea spicata, 38-467

erythrandra, Eucalyptus, 27-243

erythrias, Haplopseustis, 27°16

Erythrite near Mt. Howden, M2-318

erythrocephala, Borkhausenia, 28-169*;
Haplonycha, 41°500*

erythroderes, Copidita, 41°304*; Enudi-
tropidus, 44-244*; var: of Phyllotocus
navicularis, 43-198*
erythrodes, Pycnozancla, 41°109*

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erythrogaster, Rhabdepyris, 40:20*
erythroglossa, Cryptostylis, 44-118*
Erythrogonys cinctus cinctus, 41°444
Erythropitta mackloti yorki, 40°594

erythrops, Climacteris, superciliosa,
38°434, 39-757
erythroptera, Lagria, 41:177*; Pseudo-

clithria, 38°193*; Stigmodera, 40-134
erythrostoma, Eucalyptus, 27:243
erythrothorax, Ceraphron, 40°16*; Neo-

pria, 39:°430*
esculenta, Morchella, 43-311; Salangana,

36°239
Ksmelina flavovittata, 28-93;

28-°92*

Kssential oil from the fruit of Callitris

verrucosa; by H. H. Finlayson, 44:94
Essential oils of eucalypts, 40-464
Kssolithna, 28-94; synopsis of species of,

stenocera,

28°95

| Essolithna cordipennis, 28-98*; fissiceps,
28:96*; jonesi, 41°590*; kingiae,
28:98*; maculata, 28-97*; mediofusca,
38°316*; militaris, 28-96*; nigrescens,
42°264; pluviata, 28-95; puncticollis,
38°317*; rattula, 42-263; rhombus,
28:95; terrena, 28°97*; umbrata,
42-264

Essonistis, 27°12; micraeola, 27-12

Estheria packardi, 41-480

Esthlodora cyanospila, 32-79*

esthlopis, Ocystola, 41:62*

estrophiolata, Acacia, 44:378

Kthadomorpha, 25°29*; clauda, 25:30*

ethelae, Bulestes torquatus, 39°755; Em-
blema picta, 38-438, 39:759; Lichenos-
tomus plumulus, 38-436, 39-758

Kthelornis culicivorus musgravi, 39°749

Kthemaia, 38-325; adusta, 38-325; alter-
nata, 38°327*, 42-268; apicalis, 28-107*;
emarginata, 28-108*; funerea, 28-109*;

grifithi, 33-172*, 38-325; mirabilis,
38°326*; sellata, 28-110; vagans,
28-109*

ETHERIDGE, R. Additions to the cam-

brian fauna of South Australia, 29-246
Hyalostelia australis, the anchoring
spicules of an hexactinellid sponge
from the ordovician rocks of the Mac-
Donnell Ranges, Central Australia,
40-148
ETHERIDGE, jr., R. Cambrian trilobites
of Australia and Tasmania, 43-373
Cretaceous mollusca of South Australia
and the Northern Territory, M2-°1
Hiteridee, jr., Robert, death of, 44-379,
88

etheridgei, Crepicephalus, 43:389

Ethmia, 30°49 .

Ethmophyllum, M2-108; dentatum,
M2:129*; hindei, M2-114

Ethnographical notes on the aborigines
of the west coast of South Australia,

42-152
Ethocis, 37°426*; bifasciatus, 37-428*;
discicollis, 37-427*

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Ethomela, 40°425* decipiens, 40:°425*

Kiiella holozona, 07: 57*

Etrumeus jacksoniensis, 32°294

euadelpha, Linosticha, 25°86*

Eublemma, 44°164*; hemirhoda, 27°12;
iophaénna, 44-164*

eubrocha, Octasphales, 41-120*

eucalypti, Coccidencyrtus, 41°354*; Cryp-
torhopalum, 27-171*; stethaspis, 35° Dirks
Syarbus, 38°320*; Xylonchus, 35°177

Eucalyptocis, 37: 420* ; fasciculatus, 37°421*

Eucalyptocola marcida, 21°91?

eucalyptorum, Polyporus, 43 299*

Eucalypts, economic value of, 35°22]

Eucalypts of South Australia, 32°278,
41-333; and essential oils of, research
on, 40°464

Eucalyptus acervula, 40°48], 41-:341;
albens, 40°479; amygdalina, 32:285;
behriana, 26°10,14, 40°478; behriana,
var. purpurascens, 26°12; bicolor,

27:245, 41°340; blackburniana, 40-478,
41°340; bosistoana, 40-471; cajuputea,
27:242; calcicultrix, 27°242, 32-282;
calycogona, 27°:247, 40°68, 478, 41° 340,

43-39; calycogona, var. gracilis, 32-278,
40°68; cambagei, 32°285,286; capi-
tellata, 32:278, 40°468; cladocalyx,
32°:278, 41°341; cneorifolia, 32-279,
40°474, 41°340;. coriacea, 40°491;
corynocalyx, $2°278, 40°491, 41°341;
cosmophylla, 32:279, 40°487; diversi-

folia, 32:279, 41: 333; dumosa, 40-476,
43-352; elaeophora, 40-480; ery-
thrandra, erythrostoma, 27-243; fasci-
culosa, 32-280, 286, 40 69, 490, 43°352;
foecunda, 27-247; gamophylla, 38-467 ;
goniocalyx, 32°285, 286; gracilis, 32°278,
40:472; gunni, 42°49; hemiphloia,
26°11, 27°247, 40°69, 479, 41°340; in-
crassata, 32 280, 40°478, var, angulosa,
32°281, 40°69, var. conglobata, 32-281,
var. dumosa, 26°14, 32°280, 40°69,
43°38; lansdowneana, 32-283, 40°477,
41°339; largiflorens, 26:14, 40°480,
41°340; leucoxylon, 27°246, 32-281,
40°488, 41°341, 42:181; leucoxylon,
var. pluriflora, 27°244; macrorrhyncha,
32°285, 40°468; melliodora, 27-246:
microtheca, 40-480; morrisi, 43°39;
obliqua, 32:281, 40:492; odorata,
26:14, 32°281, 40-472, 41-339, var.

erythrandra, 27:243, var. erythrostoma,

27:243, var. purpurascens, 32:°283*;
oleosa, 32-284, 40°70, 474, 43°38; ovata,
41°341, 42:49; pachyloma, 41- Sons
pachyphylla, 40-477; ; perforata, 27-243;
puriflora, polybracta, 27°244; populi-
folia, 26°12; porosa, 27° 243 ; pur-
purascens, 26°12; rostrata, 32-285,
39°834, 40°482; santafolia, 40-469,
41-333 ; stuartiana, 32-285, 286; termin-

alis, 39°834; uncinata, 32°285, 40-474;
viminalis, 32: 285, 40:°482, 41-333;
viridis, 27°244; vitellina, 42-180;
woollsiana, 27°244, 40-479

Eucalyptus cambagei, capitellata, coryno-

calyx, fasciculosa, hemiphloia, leu-
coxylon, obliqua, odorata, rostrata,
rubida, viminalis—strength of, 32°325
Eucalyptus odorata, Behr.; by J. H.

Maiden, 27-240;
range of, 27:247
eucamata, Capua, 40°510*

Eucarteria, 38°251*; floralis, 38-252*

eucephala, Cryptophasa, 26-193*

eucesta, Acanthocoles, 27-26%;
38-456

Eucharis theocles, 37°93

Eucharomorpha, 37:°94*;
vigidis, 37°95*

Euchloris amphibola, 30°128*;
28:22(0*; callisticta, 28°-222*; citrolim-
baria, 30°127; dichroa, 27: Q17*; hypo-
leucus, 30°127; leucospilota, 28 2217 5
megaloptera, 30-127; paraphylla,
26:229*; periphracta, 28219*; piso-
chroa, rhodocrossa, 30°128*; tanygona,
28:220*; tetraspila, 25 66*; thalassica,
28°221*; vertumnaria, 28: 999 ; xutho-
crania, 30-127

euchroa, Asthalistis, 25°80

euchrysa, Doratifera, 26-189; Dorati-
phora, 26-215; Xanthoptera, 27-48*

EKuclarkia, 43-180*; costata, 43°180*

euclensis, Diaphonia, 38°180

Eucnemidae, Australian, 40°301

eucnemis, Clithria, 38-159; var. albersi,
var. nigricollis, 38-159

Eucolaspinus,, 40°396

Eucolaspis, 39 318%, 40°396;
39°320* ; tricolor, 39°318*

Eucolastra, 44-170*

Eucosma aéllaea, melanocosma, 40°526* ;
pachyneura, perfixa, 40°525*; perplexa,
40°526*; phaeoscia, 40°524*

eucosma,-us, Archernis, 32°95* ;
Bi -219*

Eucraera calcularis, 41°375

eucraera, Ocystola, 41°64*

eucrines, Coelobathra, 32-100*

eucrita, Philobota, 41°87*

Eucryptogona, 25°97*;

25:-98*
Euctenia fusca, 41°266*;
41:265*; sericea,, 41°264
euctista, Philobota, 41°92*
Eucurtia paradoxa, 40°126
eucycla, Capua, 40°509*
Euditropidus, 44-243*;
niger, 44-244*; pallidus,
variabilis, 44°243*
eudmeta, Machetis, 41°115*
eudrosa, Isochorista, 40°503*
Eudrymopa cyanoleuca, 32-°118*
Eudrymopsis, 27°228*; xyloscopa, 27°228*
Eudunda, fault-scarp near, 40°261
Eufaustia, 36°117*: mirabilis, 36°118*
eugeniae, Cryptophasa, 26:205
euglypta, Proteuxoa, 32°110*
eugramma, Limnoecia, Opszya, 27° 230
eugrapha, Dasygaster, 30-119

affinities of, 27-245;

Niguza,

dubia, fuscipes,

argosticta,

tranquilla,

Limopsis,

trichobathra, ~

megalops,

erythroderes,

44-245* ;

Euhoplopria, 39°414*; synopsis of species
of, 39°415

Euhoplopria carinatifrons, 39°415*; emar-
gipennis, lativentris, 39°416*

Eulechria adelphodes, 26-244: atradelpha,
27-221*; ceratochroa, 44°60*; delo-
chorda, 41°58"; diaphanes, 41°58;
hemichrysa, 40°540* ; hymenaea,
26°149*; ischnodes, 26°150*; lepto-
mera, 26-241; leucopis, 26:241*;
meselectra, 26°148*; mesochra, 41° ee
monoda, 31:115*; nicaea, 26°147*
niphobola, 44-61*; phoenissa, 26°147*
plagiospila, 44-59*; optalea, 26: 151*:
paraleuca, 31°114* ; ’ phoryntis, 26°150* ;

piodes, 26°148*; rhodoloma, 44-60* ;
scotiodes, 26-151": textilis, 30-36":
xiphopepla, 44°59*; zemiodes, 26°149*
eulopha, Carposina, 40°499*; Proconis,
27°44

eumela, Doratiphora, 26:218

_Eumenes bakewelli, 40°312

Eumenodora, 30°55*: encrypta, 30°55*

Eumeta ernesti, 31-207 ; leeuwini, 31-205 ;
templetoni, 31-200

Eumichtis, 44-139*; mesophaea, 32°57

Eumolpides, Australian, 39-102; synopsis
of genera of, 39-106

eumorpha, Doleromima, 26°159*

Eunaticina albosutura, 33°334*

Euops effulgens, 33-¥77* flavomaculata,
impuncticollis, 33°1787; lateralis,
33-177*; rudis, $33°176*; suturalis,
Sa-175

Eupagurus frontalis, 29-252

Eupatorus australicus, 42°261

euphaedra, Aeoloscelis, 28 172*

euphileta, Philenora, 42-278*

Euphiltra angustior, 41°106; celeteria,
41:107*; chrysorrhoda, 26:145*; epi-
lecta, 41:107*; eroticella, 41-106; fusi-
plaga, 41:106*; orthozona, 44-64*;
thermozona, 41:106

Euphorbia drummondi, 39-832;
36:25; helioscopia, 35-3

euphorbiae, Deilephila, 29-179

Euphrycus, 37°415

euplectra, Tortrix, 32°322*

Euplectromorpha variicolor, 41:367*

Kuplexia, 44-143*; adamantina, 30-120";
chloeropis, 28°213*; docima, 44-143*;
signata, 29°173*

Eupoecila australasiae, 38:°153;

falcata,

var. in-
tricata. 38-154*; evanescens, 38°154*;
inscripta, 38°156; miskini, 38°155
EKuprionocera, 41°101*; eremnopa, 41°102*
Euproctis amphideta, 26-177*: arrogans,
26°179; chionitis, 26-:177* ; chrysophaea,
26°178; edwardsi. 27:16; epaxia,
30°125*; epidela, 30°125*; euryzona,
26-213*; habrostola, 26°179*: holox-
utha. 26:178*; niphobola, 26-:179*;

pycnadelpha, 27-28* ; scotochyta, 26-178*
Eupsalis pictipennis, 40°367* ; promissus,
40-368

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Eupselia, 30°38; carpocapsella, holoxantha,
30°40; hypsichora, 30 39*; leucaspis,
30°38*; trithrona, 30-39%

Eupsenella diemenensis, 40°1&*

eraphodes, Tortrix, 40°512*

Eurhynchus maculatus, 42:270

Euriowie, andalusite and chiastolite schist

near, M2:276; chiastolites from,
M2-210
Euriowie, Mt., M2-218; lower cambrian

quartzites of, M2-242
Eurostopodus, 38-428
eurrhoa, Avitta, 27-47*
eurybapta, Guestia, 32°117*
Kurybela, 32:91*; scotopis,
Kurycantha australe, 40-145
Kurychelus, 32°368
Kurychirus alleni, 33-:26*
eurychlora, Telicota, 32: 314*, 35:159
Kurycis, 37:247*; multinodosus, 37°248*
Eurvcyttara macleayi, 31:207
Kurydemus insignis, 39:127
Eurydinota raceme: 41-349*
Eurydinotella, 37:105*; prima, 37-106*
eurygramma, Eutorna, 30°43*
Euryischia aleurodes, 41:346*; shake-

spearei, 41-346
; bilobus, 37-296*
*

32-92*

Kurymetcpocis, 37°295*
Kurynome granulosa, 30-308

euryochra, Selepa, 44-179*

Eurypelta epiprepes, 41-109

eurypelta, Mictoneura, 44:58*
euryphaea, Argyroploce, 40:530*
eurypolia, Argyroploce, 40°530*
EKuryporopterus angularis, 37°304; crypto-

dermus, 37- O51* ; invidus, 37:°304 ;
tenuifasciatus, 36-111*

eurypsamma, Angelia, 39:381*

euryptera, Palparia, 41-103

Kuryscaphus obesus, 41:492

euryscia, Epicnistis, 30:°65*; Stauropus,
27:28

euryscopa, Orsonoba, 29:178*
euryspoda, Trisyntopa, 42-238*
Eurysystole, 37:114*; vulgaris, 37-114*
eurystola, Lepidoscia, 27-234*
Eurystomus pacificus, host of Microfilaria,

Spi, 24-1077 39°33, 35

Eurytoma, 41°359; lincolni, 37-82%;
mazzinit, 37-1 14*

euryzona, Coesyra, 41°69*; Euproctis,
26-213*

eusarca, Tortricopsis, 26°144*

euschema, Tarasche, 44-172*

euscia, Narycia, Xysmatodoma, 27:234*

eusema, Mimabrachyoma, Oecophora,
26-243

Eusthenica, 40°501*; megalaucha, 40-501*

Eustrotia, 44°170*

Eusynopa, Dt] essa
27-238

eutacta, Noorda, 32-103*

Eutelianae, synopsis of genera of, 44-172

Eutermicola, 40:°273*; sculpticollis,
40:°274*

Kutherama, 38°405*; cyaneum, 38-405*

chrysogramma,

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Euthyphasis acuta, 28°82; funerea,
25°25*; lineata, sordidata, 28:82*
euthysana, Porthesia, 26°175*
Euthytoma, 44°165*
Eutinophaea dispar, 28°79*;
28-80*; variegata, 38°267*
Eutorna, 30°40; synopsis of species of,
30:40
Eutorna epicnephes, 30°46*; diaula,
30°45*; eurygramma, 30438*; intonsa,
30°42*; leptographa, 30°41* ; pabulicola,
30:43*; pelogenes, phaulocosma, 30°45* ;
spintherias, 30°44*; tricasis, 30°42*
Eutrichopidia, 44°125*
Eutrochus adamsi, perspectivus, 29°172
Euxoa, 44-132*; radians, 38°456
Euzopherodes allocrossa, 27°57*;
crana, 29°104*, 30°196
Evadodes rugiceps, 28-79*
evanescens, Edusa, 39:200; Eupoecila,
38°154*
evanida,-us, Chiton, Ischnoradsia, 42°62;
Ischnoradsia australis, 44-264; On-
thophagus, 27-304
Evaniocera, 41°262; gerstiackeri, meyricki,

falcata,

polio-

41:263; minuta, 41°264; nervosa,
41-262; perthensis, 41°264; pruinosa,
41-263

Evaniocis, 37:328*; albicans, 37°330*;

ellipticus, 37°329*

Evas, 28°78; elliptica, 28-77*; latipennis,
28°78*

eveleena, Tortrix, 40°537* '

Everard Range, 39-720, 725; aborigines
of, 39°725; ceremonial dances of abor-
igines of, 39-731; fire-sticks of abor'gines
of, 39:731; food of aborigines of,
39°728; geology and igneous rocks of,
29:76; metamorphic rocks of, 29°77;
native art of aborigines of, 39-729;
personal characteristics and shelters of
aborigines of, 39°730; utensils and
weapons of aborigines of, 39°727 ; water-
supply of, 39-729

evolans, Exocaetus, 33°263

evoluta, Philine, 33:275

Ewintinna soakage, ordovician beds at,
29°83

exaltatus,-um, Andropogon, 38°461; Cyp-
erus, 39°826; Trichinium, 38°463

Exangeltus gracilior, 27°308*

exannulata, var. of Armillaria mucida,

43-266" .

exarata, Crassispira, 33-296; Cuspidaria,
32°199*; Drillia, 33-296; Magasella,
34:97*: Pleurotoma, 33:296

exasperatus, Thysanotus, 26°35

excavata,-us, Cardita, 32-347;
platys, 41°571*; Daphnella, 33:327;
Haliotis, 36°188; Isocladus, 34-84%;
Mandalotus, 28°119*; Padollus, 36°189;
Talaurinus, 28:111; Thyrolambrus,
29-°129*; Zuzara, 34°84*

excellens, Grammodes, 27°216, 38°457

excelsa, Bathyactis, 28-°67*

Cheiro-

excelsior, var. of Nicotiana suaveolens,
39°835*; var. of Venericardia dilecta,
32°348*

excentrica, Flammula, 42°115*

excisa, Lobopelta, 34:254

excisicollis, Adelodemus,
38°370; Maechidius, 41°519

exclamationis, Badamia, Papilio, 26:120,
35°168

excursus, Tetralophus, 39°65

exectus, Heteronyx, 33:74*

exedra, Argyroploce, 40°532*

Cestrinus,

Exhibits. See Royat Society or SoutTH
AUSTRALIA. Abstract of proceedings
exigua, Laphygma, $38:°456; var. of

Crematogaster xerophila, 39:811*

exilis, Acanthochites, 36°162; Acantho-
chiton, 44:289; Belus, 41:602*; Brachy-
come, 43°42; Ceratotrochus, 26:261*;
Microberosiris, 37°200; Myllocerus,
29°217*, 38°274; Tomyris, 39°182*

eximia,-us, Acantholophus, 34°18; Cera-
toteleia, 37°144*; Chalcomela, var.
cupreosplendens, 40°414; Charagia,
28-246; Cubicorrhynchus, 34:18; Hepi-
alus, 28°246; Neotelenomus, 38:121*

Exithioides, 36°116*; punctatus, 36-116*

Exithius, 37-394; synopsis of species of,
37°404

Exithius athyreus, 37°397* ; auchmeresthes,
37:266* ; basipennis, 37°394*; brevis,
36:115*, 37°404; conjunctus, 37°399*;
conspiciendus, 36:113*; cyclothyreus, ©
37°395*; ephippiatus, 37°263*; ferru-
gineus, 36:112*; inamabilis, 36°115*;
intermixtus, 37°397* ; loculiferus,
37°400*; loculosus, 36°113*; mega-
pholus, 37°401*; obliquus, obscurus,
37:°264*; occidentalis, 37°402*; sculp-
tilis, 36°114*; stenocerus, 37:-402*;
tenebrosus, 37°398"* ; tricarinatus,
37:403*; trisinuatus, 37:396* ; tropidop-
terus, 37°265*

exitiosus, Poropterus, 37°347

Exocaetus evolans, 33-263

Exocarpus cupressiformis, as a parasite,
41°670; spartea, 26°33, 43-29

exoleta,-us, Polyphrades, 28-89* ; Tomoxia,
41°245*

Exometaeca, 26°97, 35:°143*;
26:97, 35°143

exoptandus, Chiton, 35°98, 36°153

exopthalmus, Ophrythyreocis, 37°246*

Exorectis, 30°65* ; autoscia, 30°65*

Exosphaeroma laevis, 34°84*

expansa, Cyprina, M2-°32

Experimental investigation of the nature
of the gamma rays; by Sir W. :
Bragg and J. P. V. Madsen, 32:1, 35

expletus, Acalles, Decilaus, 37°302 __

exsertus, Acianthus, 33°14, 44°344; Dissol-
coides, 38°118

exsul, Trogoderma, 27°164*

exsulca, Hypolaena, 42°41

extensa, Caesioperca, 33:269

extenuatus, Polyphrades, 25°90*

nycteris,

: extranea, Cholevomorpha, 27:96* ;

_ Eyre Peninsula,

External characters of pouch embryos of
marsupials: no. 1, Trichosurus vulpecula,
yar. typicus; by F. Wood Jones, 44-360

Extinct volcanoes of Mt. Gambier and
Mt. Schanck, 25°54

Telesto,
35°125

exulata, Carditella, 32°352

Eyramytis goyderi, 38° 432

Eyre, Lake, basin, M1°1.; quartzites and
sandstones of district, 28-209

eeological features of

part of, 31-71

eyrei, Rhynchonella, M2-8*

eyrensis, Clivina, 25-113; Glycimeris,
M2:-39*; Haptoncura, 27-115"; Laius,
41:139; Modiola, M2:°22*; Trox,
28:293*

fabrici, Onthophagus, 27-305

faceta, Haplonycha, 30°321*

fagi, Merimnetes, 34-13*

faleata,-us, Corethropalpa, 41:78; Era-
grostis, 38°46], 43:24; Euphorbia,
36°25; Eutinophaea, 28-°80*; Ischno-

chiton, 42-81; Rigema, 27°18

Falco hypoleucus, 39-744; longipennis,
38-425; longipennis longipennis, 39-744 ;
melanotis, 37°453

fallaciosa,-us, Daphnella, 33-319; Hap-
lonyx, 42°271; Mangilia, 33-319
fallax, Liparetrus, 29:315, 41°530;

Ocnodus, 41°521

famelica, Diethusa, 37°194

familiaris, Diphobia, 41°146

Farewell address to the Field Naturalists’
section of the Royal Society by the
chairman of the Native Fauna and

Flora Protection Committee; by S.
- Dixon, 35-248
farinae, Phloeocarabus, 25-112*
farinensis, Heteronyx, 34-205*
fasciata,-us, Ceratobaeus, 38:62*; Cera-

toteleia, 37:143*; Diplocoelus, 27-157;

Ketroma, 25°106, 108,109; Lentinus,
43:°290*; Leptops, 33:159*; Pseuden-
cyrtella, cy (I aa Sarothrocrepis,
25-106; Symphyletes, 25°39*; Trigo-
norrhina, 32°292; Triphyllus, 27-157;

Urospiza, 38-425; var. of Lemidia basi-

flava, 43°344* ; var. of Scraptia angusta,

41:165° ; Xeda, 39-796*
fasciatipennis, Plastogryon, 37°153*

fasciativentris, | Ceratobaeus, 38°63*;
Neomphaloidella, 37-69%
fasciculare,-is, Cyrotyphus, 42-270; Hy-

pholoma, 42-198: Isacantha, 32: 238
fasciculata,-um,-us, Eucalyptocis, 37°421* ;

Lenosoma, 38: 197; Lepidium, 40-62,

2-173; Leptops, var. pulchripennis,
40- 333%: Loxocarya, 35°3; Melanterius,
37°315*; Microvalgus, 38- 210*; Schis-

mus, 36°25; Thelymitra, 44-332
fasciculiflora, Melaleuca, 42:50

69

fasciculosa, Eucalyptus, 32°280, 286,
40°69, 490, 43-352

fascinans, Microeca, 41°455

Fasciolaria australasia, coronata, 36°222

Fasciolaria australasia, fusiformis, radula
of, 38°362

fastuosus, Chalcopterus, 37°8

‘Fat bodies’ of. Varanus giganteus,

Fatigue and tetanus, 29°42

Faulting in the Torrens Valley, 33:105

Fauna and Flora Protection Committee,

36°26

40°593

Fauna of lagoons of Yorketown and
southern Yorke Peninsula, 25-9

Fauna reserves, Dangerous Reef, The
Pages, and Casuarina Island, pro-
claimed, 33:372

faveolis, Xylaria, 43°314

favosa, Rhinaria, 28°127*; Tentegia,
37°305

favus, Syringocnema, M2-153*

Feasts of the Mailu, 39-632, 664, 678,
689, 698

feisthameli, Notocrypta, Thymele, 26-119,
35-167

sete us, Cetonia, 38-213; Oiketicus,
31

felix, Mordalla: 41-221

Felspar near Port Lincoln, 31°76; of
Inglewood district, 33-111; of Victor

Harbour granite, 27-256
femoralis, Cyrtolaelaps, 40°228* ;
cerus, 38°89*; Heteronyx,
Megamerus, Palimbolus,
38:249; Tomyris, Eel inti coat) j
Stethomela submetallica, 40-407*

Amarygmus, 37°43*;
chora, 30°97

fenestrata, Daphnella, 33:321*;
vania, 33-271; Pyrene, 34°142*
Fenner, Chas., congratulations on award
of Sachse Gold Medal, 43-426
Ferdinand, Mt., 29-61; valley of, 29°61
Frereuson, Eustace W. Notes on the
amycterides in the South Australian
Museum, with descriptions of new
species, 38:11, 39°57
fergusoni, Mandalotus, 31°157*
saphus, 43-390; Otrintus, 38°399
Fern Tree Gully reserve, 34°:288
fernshawense, Scaphisoma, 27-99*
ferox, Leptops, 40°350*
ferraria, Lampeyresia, 40°535*
ferrugina, Maliattha, 32-°67*
ferruginea,-us, Anoplocis, 31-3.) Gaulo-
bius, 31° 939 : Clerada, 38°56, 57; Exi-
thius, 36° 112*; Liparetrus, 29-314,
41-530; Mandalotus, 38°308* ; Ocnodus,
31-239 ; Ophrythyreocis, 37° 359%; Pan-
tolytomyia, 39°396*
Fertilization, chemical, of animal eggs,
34-310
ferus, Leptops, 40°331
fervens, Darala, 27-17
fervida, Diethusa, 37-303
Fessonia prominens, 40:225*

femorata,-us, Ipsi-

Dono-

Nota-

festiva, Stigmodera, 40:138*; Triphora,
$2°288; var. of Mordella_ elegans,
41°220

Fetid felspar from Umberatana, 30°67

fetus, Platyporopterus, 37°365*

fibula, Bouchardia, Terebratula, 34:97

fictus, Heteronyx, 34-181*

Ficula tessellata, 36°218.

Ficus platy oda, 38°461, 39°826; tessel-
latus, 36.218

Field Saag ane Section of Royal Society
of South Australia. See Royal Society
of S.A., Field Naturalists’ Section

Field River, stratigraphy of district,
28°265; purple slates at, 28-260;
quartzites and sandstones of, 28-206

fieldi, Myllocerus, 38°275*

Fifth Creek, dolomitic
30°241

figurata, Timareta, 28-123

filamentarius, Laius, 41°136*

filamentosa, Caladenia, 33:15, 44-349

filia, Rhicnopeltella, 37-109*

filicea, Flammula, 42-114

filirostris, Auletes, 34°37

filum, Ithyocampus, 32°298

fimbria, Prasophyllum, 44-336

fimbriata,-us, Cassis, 36°216; Frenchella,
43:226* ; Leptoceras, 33:14; Liparetrus,
41°531; Porthesia, Teara, 26°176

fimbricollis, Camponotiphilus, 38 258*

Findon, ancient river gravels at, 37-459

Finke Gorge, 38:47

limestone at,

Finke River, 38:410; conglomerate on,
38:44; jurassic deposits on, 38°42;
sandstone on, 38°43

finkei, Gymnorhina_ tibicens, 38:°438;

Pardalotinus striatus, 38°438, 39-757
Fintayson, H. H. Essential oil from the

fruits of Callitris verrucosa, 44°94
Finniss railway bridge, cainozoic deposits

at, 36°15; lower tertiary outlier at,
34°245, 253

Finniss River, 34°239; glacial basin at,
34°239; occurrence of lower tertiary
fossiliferous glauconitic clay, 34:253

Finniss sandstone as_ building _ stone,
34°244

Finniss Valley, upper, 35°109

Fire-making among the aborigines of
north-western South Australia, 28-26;
of west coast of Northern ‘Territory,
31:27

Fire-sticks of aborigines of Everard
Range, 39°731

firma,-us, Haplonycha, 30°311*; Heter-
Onyx, aoa

Fischeria quinquelobata, 29-238*

Fish fauna of Lord Howe Island, addi-

tions to, 40°437
Fish of the lower Murray, 26°265
Fish tabu among the Mailu, 39-586
Fisheries, conservation of, 25-168
Fishes of South Australia, synopsis of,

32:288, 294, 33-263

lard

0

Fishes of South Australian Government
trawling cruise, 1914; by Edgar R.
Waite and Alan R. McCullough, 39-455

Fishing among aborigines of west coast

of Northern Territory, 31:23; among
the Mailu, 39-606
fissiceps, Essolithna, 28-96*; Maechidius,

41:519; Onthophagus, 27°303
fitzgeraldi, Prasophyllum, 33:216*
fitzgibboni, Helipterum, 38°471
fitzroyensis, Onthophagus, 27-288*
flabellatus, Pectunculus, 31°226
Flabellum australe, 30-151, 33-245; gran-

gense, 28°54*; medioplicatum, 28°52*;

microscriptum, 28°53*

flaccida, Mangilia, 33-315

flammea,-um, Acmaea, 30°212, 214, 31-101,
36°183, 198; Cymbium, 36:229; Cym-
bium, var. miltonis, 36:230; Patel-

loida, 30°212; Patelloidea, 31-101,

36°183, 198
flammeata, Hesperilla, 35:123; Telesto,

26°69, 35°123

42-:110*; cali-
42°110*; car-

Flammula _ californica,
fornica, var. communis,
bonaria, 42°109*; excentrica, 42°115*;
filicea, 42°114; fusa, limonia, 42-112*;
purpurata, 42°115*; purpureo-nitens,
42-114*; radicata, 42-113*

flava, Caladenia, 44°355; Ceratoteleia,
37°140* ; Melampsalta, 38:353; Oxalis,
37°121; Rhyparida, 39:131; Rhyparida,
var. pailida, 39°131; Vermicularia,
31°214*, 36:208

flaveolus, Talaurinus, 38:26*

Flaveria australasica, 38°470

flavescens, Magellania, 34:96; Opistha-
cantha, 40°25*; Psalidura, 38:26";
Smicrornis brevirostris, 38°429; Tere-
bratula, Waldheimia, 34°96

flavicans, Mordella, Mordellistena, 41°247

flaviceps, Ceraphron, 38°105*

flavicollis, Lemidia, 43°346*; Xylophilus,
41-194*

flavicornis, Augomela, 40°408; Edusa,
39°222* ; Goetymes, 38°259; Hadronotus,
38-130": ; Liparetrus, 41°555*; Scelio,
37°136*; Stethomela, 40°408; Xeno-
merus, 38°84*

flavicorpus, Ceratobaeus, 38°61*
flavicoxa, Ceraphron, 38°114*
flavidus, Agaricus, Bolbitius, 42:116*
flavifrons, Laius, 41°137*

flavigaster, Aracana, 39°491*; Ostracion,
39°491

flavigula, Myzantha, 38°487, 39-758,
41°465

flavior, Oxytelus, 26-24*

flavios, Acolus, 38°68*

flavipennis, Liparetrus, 41°545*; Neso,
Platydesmus, 42°254 ; Rhyparida,
39°136*

flavipes, Acolus, 38°69; Cremastoscelio,
37:°157*; Ditropidus, 44:224*; Edusa,
39:214*; Plastogryon, 38°125*; Platibis,
38:422; Pterosemoidea, 37°103*; Tel-
enomoides, 37:168*

flaviscapus, Trissolcus, 40°32*

flavitincta, Compsotropha, 41-:93*; Meli-

- ceptria, 32°110*

flaviventris, var. of Lemidia auricoma,
43°345*

flavoapicalis, Ditropidus, 44°241*
flavocastaneus, Sciton, 41°521*; Xylo-

philus, 41°195*
flavofasciata, Trigonothops, 25-104
flavolatera, Rhyparida, 39:152*
flavolateralis, Ditropidus, 44:238*
flavomaculata, Euops, 33:178*
flavomarginata, Stethomela, 40-410*
flavonotatus, Cratomerocis, G7 Jat» Warus,
41-131*: Tyrtaeosus, 37-203*
flavopilosus, Liparetrus, 29-297
flavosetosa, Psalidura, 38-J2
flavovaria, Psalidura, 38-12
flavovittata, Apaustus, 26°100, 35-146;
Bibla, 35°146; Esmelina, 28 93; Hes-
peria, 35-146; Hesperilla, 26-100
flava,-us, Aphanomerus, 38°60*;
phron, 38:105*; Engyops, 43-227*;
Lagynodes, 38-94%; Liparetrus, 41-559 ;
Pimela, var. diosmifolia, 43°38; Poly-

Cera-

stictus. 45:°298 ; Pseudohydrobius,
43-167*
fletcheri, Onthophagus, 27-298*

flexilis, Metascelis, 29:277

flexuosa, Thelymitra, 33-12, 44-333

Flinders Chase, 34-276, 35°245, 249, 251,
36°268, 39-879, 40623, 42-300, 305,
326, 43-432, 431. 450

Flinders Island, flora of, 32-264

Flinders Range, cambrian glacial deposits
in, 25°45, 30°232; monazite from,
40-263; purple slates of. 28 261

flindersensis, Parasmilia, 28°64*

flindersi, Altivasum, 38: 484: Heterocerus,
27:°180; Mitromorpha, 33-329; Seri-
cornis, 37:453:; Trophon, 38-362;
Xanthomelon, 29-162

Flint cylinder from beach near Port Mac-
Donnell, 43-422

floccosus, Belus, 41°610*;
27-308

flocconus, Strobilomyces. 42°296*

flocculosa, Inocybe, 42:]08*

floctonae, Russula, 43-274*

Flora of Althorpes, 32:272: of Cape
Borda. 32:256; Cape Couedie, 32°255;
Cape Donington, 32:268; Cape Jervis,

Natalis, Opilo,

32:273; Davenport River, 32-262
Denial Bay, 32°263; Flinders Island,
32:264: Fowler Bay, 22:-261; Hog

Bay, 32°254; Kangaroo Island, 32:253 ;
Laura Bay, 32°263; Le Hunte. Bay,
32-262; Marion Bay, 32-273; Memory
Cove, 32: 967; Murat Bay, 32:°263;
Murray Bridge, 32-259; Neptune Isles,
32-265; Port Augusta, 30-258; Port

(a

Elliston, 32°264; Port Lincoln, 32-268;
Port Lincoln to Lake Wangary and
Mt. Dutton Bay, 32-270; Port Lincoln
to North Shields, 39- 269). Port
Moorowie, 32°273; Revesbv, 92-279:
Sinclair Point, 32-262; Sir Joseph
Banks Group, 32-272; Streaky Bay,
32°263; Tavlor Island, 32°268; Thistle
Island, 32:266; Venus Harbour, 32:263;
Wedge Island, 32°266; Williams Island,
Island, 32:265

Flora of Kangaroo Island, Tasmanian
element in, 32°258

Flora of salt lagoon district of southern
Yorke Peninsula, 25-7

Flora of South Australia. See also South
Australian flora

Flora of South Australia, additions to,

$5°2, 36°20 171 S712. -40-56,459,
41-41, 378, 42°38, 168, 43:23, 349,
44-190, 374
floralis, Eucarteria, 38°252*
florentinensis, Dikelocephalus, 43:389

floribunda, Olearia, 43:42
floribundum, Helipterum, var. sturtianum,

40°73; var. tubulipappum, 36:23*
floridus, Melanterius, 37-188
floriformis, Geaster, 43°309
Flowering and fruiting of Pectinella

antarctica (Cymodocea antarctica) ;
J. M. Black, 37-1

Flying foxes, 44-389

Fly’s intestine, effects of adrenaline on,

by

44-105; of atropine, 44-103; of chlore-
tone, 44:°104: of codeine and curari,
44-103; of digitaline, ergomine, ergot-

inine, and ergotoxine, 44-105; of nico-
tine, 44-103; of vilocarpine, 44°104; of
pituitrine, 44-107; of sodium and cal-
cium salts, 44:99: of veratrine, 44°104
Fly’s intestine, physiology of, 44-97
Fodina chrysomera, 27-39*
foecunda, Eucalyptus, 27°247
Foelsche, Paul, death of, 38:487
foeniseci, Psilocybe, 42:132*
foliata,-us, Phyllopteryx, 32:299; Seiro-
trana, 38°403*
colvelames Cantharellus, 43-273
foliosa, Frankenia, 42:177*

Folk-lore of aborigines of north-west
South Australia, 28°35

Fomes badius, pseudosenex, rimosus,
roburneus, 43-302; robustus, 43-301;
semitostus, 43-303; yucatensis, 423 302

fontinalis, Amaltheus, M2-46; Delto-
cyathus, 28-61*

Food of aborigines of Everard Range,
39°728:; of north-west South Australia,
28:14; of the Mailu, 39-546; of the
Wororra, 41-30

Food vessels of aborigines of west coast
of Northern Territory, 31°37

Foraminifera from borings on the Lily-
dale sheep-station, 39°345; in lower
marine bed at Drv Creek, 36°37; of

Yorketown Lagoon, 25-9; presence of
estuarine forms in inland lakes, 25-9
‘orest lands at Wirrabara, leasing of,
25°184; in various countries, relative
areas of, 34-297

Forest Range, 35°109; cambrian basal
bed at, 30°256; cellular blue slate near,
32-122; lower cambrian basal bed at,
32°122

Forest reserves and national parks of Aus-
tralia, 34:279, 296

Forest reserves, non-alienation of, 35°248

Foreston Creek, 35-111

Forestry in South Australia, 39-875

. forficulata, Psalidura, 38-11

formicarum, Ectrephes, 41:146, 43-256

formosa, Ovula, 32-342; Stethopachys,
42:274; Storena, 39-780

Fornax, 40°314; synopsis of species of,
40-319

Fornax carinatifrons, 40°316*;
ruptus, orthodoxus, 40°317*;
ger, 40°315*; parvulus, 40-314;
opacus, 40°318*; suturalis, 40°315*

forresti, Lyperanthus, 44-345*; Olenellus,
Protolenus, Redlichia, 43-387*

inter-
parvoni-

sub-

forsteri, Agonostoma, 33:265: Deyeuxia,
41-632; Microseris, 43-43; Scombresox,
33°263

fortis, Polyphrades, 40-352

fortissimus, Macrogyrus, 25°126, 27-92

fortnumi, Articerus, 41°125, 42-245

Fossarina legrandi, petterdi, simsoni,
32°341

fossata, Balanophyllia, 28-70*

fossicius, Chiton, 25-140*

Fossil polyplacophora from eocene beds
of Muddy Creek, Mornington (Schnap-
per Point) and Moorabool, Victoria,
with definitions of nine new species, and
notes on others; by Edwin Ashby and
W. G. Torr, 25°136

Fossil resins of Kangaroo Island, 27°86

Fossilized wood at Beltabeltana Water-
hole and at William Creek, 29°88; in
desert sandstone, 29°88

Fossils, miocene, from Edithburgh, 25-147

fossor, Pseudoclithria, 38:194*

fossulatus, Liparochrus, 29-270

Fourth Creek, cambrian thick quartzites

at, 30°243

foveata,-us, Cryptodus, 43°234*; Dzi-
phobia, 41°154*; Mandalotus, 36°76*;
Poropterus, 29-228%* ; Tallaurinis,
28-111

foveiceps, Myllocerus, 33:146*, 38-273
foveicollis, Articerus, 43-172; Diplocotes,
41°149; Paletonidistus, 37-240*
foveifrons, Myllocerus, 35°64*
foveilatera, Lamprolina, 40°418*

foveipennis, Aterpus, var. bifoveifrons,
40°365*; Mythites, 34-23*; Poropterus,
37-348; Stethomela, 40°406; Tyr-

taeosus, *37:209*
foveiventris, Colaspoides, 39-294*; Tomy-
ris, 39°187*; Tyrtaeosus, 37-216*

72

foveolata,-us, Alittus, Terillus,
3

39:273;

Tomyris, 39°17

foveoseriatus, Amarygmus, 37°33

Fowler Bay, flora of, 32:261;
among natives of, 35-30

Fowler, Lake, gypsum at, 25-7, 31:°121

fragile,-is, Daphnella, 33-322; Ectroma,
25°110*; Hypholoma, 42: 129%: Pleuro-
toma, 33- 322; Russula, 43: 978*

fragrans, var. of Psalliota arvensis,
42-124*

franca, Stigmodera, 40°111*

Francis Well, 38°43, 49

francisense, Dentalium, 35°207*, 216

Frankenia, synopsis of South Australian
species of, 42°176

smallpox

Frankenia cordata, foliosa, 42°177*;
fruticulosa, 41°48, 42-178; muscosa,
42-177*; pauciflora, 38:467, 42-176;
serpyllifolia, 42°178, 43°352; ser-
pyllifolia, var. eremophila, 42°179*;
tetrapetala, 40°68

Franklin, Mt., reserve, 34-289

fraseri, Delma, 38°442

frater, Imaliodes, 36°87* Mythites,
34°21*

fraterna, Fn Cryptodus, 43°233; Heter-
onyx, 34:196; Uropoda, 40- 236*

2 kanbe ty var. of Stethomela submetal-
lica, 40-406

Fraus, 28°245; bilineata, crocea, simulans,
28:246

freelinga, Eremophila, 38-468

Frembleya, 44-286; matthewsi, 43°70

Frenchella, 31-268; synopsis of species of,

31°269

Frenchella aspericollis, 31-268; calorata,
31:°269*; cribiceps, fimbriata, 43-:226* ;
gagatina, 43-225*

frenchi, Amarygmus, 37°34; Cicindela,
41:124; Colaspoides, 39:282*; Daia-
phonia, 38:186; Dilochrosis, 38:151;
Heteronyx, 33'32; Laemophlaeus,
27°146*, 42:254; Lepidiota, 36°58*;.
Leptops, 40-331; Onthophagus, 27°293* ;
Oxyops, 32°211*; Parandra, 43-260;
Psalidura, 38°12 ;

Frenchi, 36°238

friabilis, Scala, Scalaria, 30-144

friendi, Cypraea, 42°144; Cyprea,. var.

thersites, 42°145 ;
Froccatt, W. W. Hymenoptera from
Central Australia, 38-459
froggatti, Chalcopterus, 37:11;
39:202; Hemipharis, 42:262;
onyx, 33:50; Kobonga, 39:91; Lepi- |
diota, 43°187; Lepidiota, var. strad-
brokensis, A3°Te7* Onthophagus, —
27°302; Scelio, $7°1385; Uracanthus, ©
40-385
Frome Hill, purple slates at, 28-261 .
Frome, Lake, M1-1.; birds from, 34°251 —
frontale,-is, Bolboceras,
bapta, 38-156, 42-262, 43-240; Eu-_
pagurus, 29-252: Leptops, 40°336; _

Edusa, —
Heter- |

40:279; Chloro- —

Paguristes, 29-252; Petroica multicolor,

38°480
frumentacea, Acacia, 40-65
fruticosus, Chiton, 36:145; Gompho-

carpus, 43°40; Ischnochiton, 367145
fruticulosa,-um, Frankenia, 41-48, 42-178;
Zygophyllum, 38°466, 40°460, 41°382
fugitiva,-us, Melanterius, 37- 304; Myllo-
cerus, 38° ‘279% ; Tomyris, 39- 174°; var.
of Mordella promiscua, 41°226

fulgens, Lenosoma, var. viridicupreum,
38°196
fulgetrum, Scaphella, 36:222,244; var.

alba, var. bicincta, var. connectens, var.
dictua, var. lunulisligata, var. punctis-
ligata, var. tricincta, var. unicincta,
36°224

fulgetrum, Voluta, 36°222; var.
33°2(4*

fulgida,-us, Diphucephala, 30-267; Eryn-
nis, Hesperilla, 26-116, 31-170, 35°162;
Scelio, 37-135

Fulgurites, 42:-293; at Fulham, 39°845;
exhibit by J. C. Verco, 31°316

Fulham, aboriginal remains near, 43°77,

dictua,

Fulica atra tasmanica, 38-421

fuligineus, Dysostines, Mandalotus, B5775;
Roptoperus, 37:390*

fuliginosa,-us, Cryptorhynchus, 42-272;
Erynnis, Pamphila, 26-115, 35-166:
Sabera, 35°166; Xerotus, 43°292*

fulva,-us, Ischnochiton, 36:149, 44-281;
Polinia, 38-460, 39-824

fulvifusalis, Trichophysetis, 27-61*

fulvilabris, Chrysomela, 40-399

fulvipes, Chalcomela, 40-416; Urielloides,

37°107*

fulvohirtus, Liparetrus, 29:297

fulvolimbata, Rhyparida, 39-122;
blackburni, 39-122

fulvoplagiata, var. of Rhyparida didyma,
39-118

Fumaria densiflora, 35:2

fumata,-us, Silopa, Heteronyx, 25-22

fumea, Mardalana, 38-351*

var.

fumigata, var. of Isacantha dermesti-
ventris, 32-238
fumosa,-us, Hedronotus: 38:130*%; Hes-

perilla, 26°98, 35- 145
Funaria hygrometrica, 26°35
Funeral customs among aborigines of west
coast of Northern Territory, 31°6
funeralis, Nepticula, 30°59*

funerea,-us, Automolus, 30°283*; Die-
thusa, 37:190*; Ethemaia, 28-109*;
EKuthyphasis, 25°26*; Sypharochiton,
44-291

Fungi, Australian, 42°88, 43-11, 262

Fungi, some new ‘records for South Aus-
tralia, 39-352

Fungia symmetrica, 30°161

furcata, Diphucephala, 30-265;
stylis, 31-125, 33°14

furcatella, Neokapala, 37:92*

furcaticeps, Onthophagus, 27-302

Ptero-

73

furfuracea, Tubaria, 42°119*

Furina ramsayi, 391737

Further comparison of the sizes of the
red cells of some Australian vertebrates ;
by J. Burton Cleland, 39°38

Further notes on Australian coleoptera,
with ude a of new genera and
species ; . Blackburn, 25-15, 99,
26°16, 288, OT: OL: 264.0 28" 981, 29-270,
30°263, 31-231, 32- 362, 33°18, 34°146,
35173, 36°40

Further notes on Australian polyplaco-
phora, with additions and corrections of
the 1918 distribution list; by Edwin
Ashby, 44:283

Further notes on some moths from Lord
Howe and Norfolk Islands in the
South Australian Museum; by A. Jef-
feris Turner, 42:276

Further notes on the botany of the Wil-
lochra Valley; by C. F. Johncock, 26°31

Further notes on the geology of Kangaroo
Island; by Walter. Howchin, 27-75

furtiva, Anomophlebia, 32°75*

fusa, Flammula, 42:112*

Fusanus acuminatus, 39-827; spicatus,
42-170 he

fusca,-um,-us, Ceratoteleia, Sali Gre
Dyscolocerus, 40°310* ; Edusa, 39-207* ;

Euctenia, 41: 266* ;. Hectomanes, 28-246;
Koebelea, 37-99*; Kyphosus, Pimelep-
terus, 40°442; Prasophyllum, 33°13,
215*; Uracanthus, 40-372
fuscescens, Hypoleucus, 40-590
fuscicollis, Copidita, 44-300*
fuscicornis, Megastigmus, 37°81*
fuscicorpus, Cacellus, 40-24*
fuscicoxa, Hoplogryon, 39°450*
fuscinotum, Loxotropa, 39°434*
fuscipennis, Phylloxeroxenus,
Tetrastichella, 37-108*
fuscipes, Eucharomorpha, 37°95*
tuscitegula, Hoplopriella, 39-423*
fusciventis, Xylophilus, 41-205*

37°81*;

fuscocinereus, Uracanthus, 40-383

fuscolutea, Thelymitra, 33°12, 37°58,
44-333

fuscomaculata, Crioceris, 42-273

fuscosuturale,-is, Apion, 34:27; Rhy-

parida, 39- 163*
fuscovestitum, Strongyllium, 38: 232*
fuscula, Mordellistena, 41-2
Fusicladium eriobatryae, 39: "356
fusiformis, Fasciolaria, 38-362;
pag [ALG
fusiplaga, Euphiltra, 41-106*
fusisporus, Uromyces, 39-353
Fusus_ dilatatus, novae- hollandiae,
maniensis, 36°221

Nioda,
tas-

Gabbro, olivine, of north-western South
Australia, 29-98

Gabianus pacificus, 40-591

gabrieli, Lippistes, Trichotropis, 30-220

Gadaisui, 39°504. ....

Gadinia angasi, 31-105; radula of, 38-367 |

Gadinia conica, 31°105

Gadirtha, 44-:182* -

Gadirthra hades, 27° 36%.

Gaeana maculata, 38°349

Gafrarium angasi, 31°109

gagates, Molochtus,-39‘60

gagaticeps, Liparetrus, 29: 286

gagatina, Frenchella, 43-225*

Gairdner, Lake, iodine and bromine con-
tent of water from, 41°39

galactopis, Porthesia, 26°176*

Galathea setosa, 29°267*

Galaxias attenuatus, coxi, olidus, 32:297

galbina, Gibbula, 32-341

Galbocerus, 40°320*; parallelus, 40°:320*

Galena-blende lode at Allandale Mine,
M2°-313

galenae, Macrobathra, 26-167*
Galenia secunda, 40° 62
Galeocerdo rayneri, 32°290

Galera campanulata, 42-°118*; hypnorum,
42-119*; rubiginosa, siligenea, 42-118";
tenera, 42-117*

Galesus assimilis, 939°441*; atricoxa,
39 440*

Galeus australis, 32-290

_gallicum, Linum, 35:2

Galumna antalata, 40-238*

Galvanotaxis of unicellular organisms,
29°7

Gambier, Mt., complete analysis of basalt
of, 33°82; eocene limestone of, 25°57;
extinct volcanoes of, 25°54; lherzolite
from, 3396, 34°63; olivine from,
34:63; volcanic ejectamenta at, 25°56

Game Bill, model, discussion on, 33°372

gamelia, Tagiades, 26°45, 35: 116, 118

Games of the Mailu, 39°574

Gamma radiation; secondary, 32-163

Gamma rays, nature of, $2°1, 35

gamophylla, Eucalyptus, 38°467

gangeticus, Carcharias, 32°290

Gardens of the Mailu, 39°595, 633

Gardiner Range, ordovician deposits in,
38°48

gardneri, Agaricus,

Garella, 44-177*

Garnet amphibolite from Rockwell intru-
sion, analysis of, M2-2

Pleurotus, 43°286

Garnet Glen, Mann Ranges, rock-drawings | Ba
| Gem-stones at Daw’s Diggings,

at, 28°41

Garnet gneiss of north-western South Aus-

tralia, 29°96
‘Garnet-sandstone’ from the Block 10
Mine, Broken Hill, analysis of, M2-309
Garnet- ‘sillimanite schist near Broken Hill,
analysis of, M2-2
Garnets from the
33-142
Garpike, green bones of, 27-312

3
MacDonnell Ranges,

Gartrrett, H. W. Port Victor granite,
27-256 ;

Gasteropoda, South Australian, radulae
of, 38°262

Gastridium lendigerum, 43°25:

74

i
Gastrodia sesamoides,

gealei, Acmaea, 30-212

| Geloptera, 39-235, 236 ;

Gastrina catasticta, 28°-237*

| Gastrinopa, 27°197*; xylistis, 27-197*

44-335

gastroleuca, Macrobathra, 29-109*

gastromela, Narycia, Xysmatodoma,
27:236*

Gastropacha rufescens, 27°24

Gastrophacodes, 40°394* ;
40°395

Gates despecta, 27°23

gatlifi, Acanthochiton, 43°398*, 44-267,
287; Mangilia, 33-312*

Gawler, cainozoic deposits above, 36°15

gayndahensis, Hydrophilus, 25-129

Gazania rigens, 35°60

Géagéa, 39°506

ventricosus,

; Patella, 30-211;

212; -Pectunculus, 31°226; var. of
Acmaea flammea, 36-184
| Geaster berkeleyi, 43° 310; clellandi,
floriformia, 43° 309 ; minimus, saccatus,
43°310; simulans, 43: 309
Gee, Mt., 36°174, 40 263

Gehyra variegata, 38-442, 39-767, 41-469

| gelatinosum, Tremelloden, 43-305
Gelechia epimela, 26°168; plinthodes,
44:66*; strophiopeda, 26-140

gellibrandi, Plaxiphora, 25°139*
synopsis of species

of, 39:237 ‘
Geloptera angulicollis, 39°259*; armiven-
tris, 39°241 basiventris, 39°248*;

bidentimedia, 39°250* ;
composita, 39:246* ;

coatesi, 39:-245* ;
concinna, 39:°258* ;

eluta, 39°247*; geniculata, 39 239;
hardcastlei, 99°25"; igneonitens,
39:255*; illidgei, 39:260*; inaequalis,
39:240*; intercoxalis, $9°245*; jugu-
laris, 39°240; latericollis, 39°257*;
lateridens, 9-260* ; mediofusca,
39:241*; microcalla, 39°255*; minima,
39°254*: miracula, 39°251*; nodosa,
39°239; orientalis, 39 242*; pallipes,
39:254*; porosa, 39°250*; puncta-

rhaebocnema, 39°249* ;
scitula, 39:246*; semistriata, 39°249*;
setifera, 39 243% : striatipennis, 39-259% :
tetraspilota, 39°253*; tibialis, 39°258* ;’
tuberculata, 39239; tuberculiventris,
uncinata, 39°244*

Gem-bearing gravels at Barossa, 33°141

Kangaroo

Gordon Reward

tissima, 39°252* ;

Island, 33:°142;

at

claim, near Williamstown, 33°142; of
Kangaroo Island, 27°83
gemella, Oxyops, 42-268
geminata,-us, Liparochrus, 36°41; Man-
| dalotus, 30: 141*; Sericesthis, 31°244
gemmata,-um,-us, Amarygmus, 37:44*;
Amphitomura, 44-291; Caladenia,

44°357; Lycoperdon, 43 310

| gemmegens, Triphora, 33°290*

Gemmell’s Hill, 34 240
Gemmell’s, paringite at, 32°129
Gena terminalis, 29°166*
Genduara cinerea, 31°207

General notes on the South Australian
Museum expedition to Strzelecki and
Cooper Creeks; by Edgar R. Waite,
41°415

geniculata, Alopecurus, 26°35;
39°239

_Genyornis newtoni, description of some
further remains of, M1-111; osteology
of, M1-41, 50*, 81

Genyornis newtoni, new genus and species
of fossil struthious bird; by Sir E.
Stirling and A. H. C. Zietz, Mi-41

_ Gebasileus chrysorrhaus addendus,
39-753; stomach contents of, 39-763

Geobasileus hedleyi rosinae, 40-586

Geocichla lunulata, host of Halteridium
geocichlae, 34-101

geocichlae, Halteridium, 34°101

Geococcus pusilla, 26°32

Geocolaptes olivaceus, 39-846

geoffroyi, Libythea, 31-169; 32°317

Geloptera,

eee loser glabrum, 43°312*; muelleri,
43-312
geologa, Zietzia, 41-497

Geological features of part of Eyre Penin-
sula; by Sir D. Mawson, 31:71

Geological features of southern Yorke
Peninsula, 25°3, 26-268

Geological ‘investigations in the Broken

Hill area; by Sir D. Mawson, M2-211
Geological] memoranda ; by Walter How-
chin, 43°45

Géological report on the country traversed
by the South Australian Government
North-west Prospecting Expedition, 1903 ;
by Herbert Basedow, 29°57

Geological section across Barrier Range,
M2-234; along Torrens Valley, 33°105;
from Menindie to Outalpa, M2:234

Geological sketch-map, with descriptive
notes on the upper and lower Torrens-

limestones in the type district; by
Walter Howchin, 39:1
Geology of Broken Hill area, M2-233;

of Encounter Bay, 25°152; of Hough-

ton district, 33°103; of Kangaroo
Island, 27°75; of Willyama complex,
M2-236

Geology of Mt. Lofty Ranges;
Howchin, 28-253, 30:°227
Geomela, 40:427*; bifoveata, 40°429*;
blackburni, 40-428*; bryophaga,
40°430*; circumflava, 40°:429*
Geometrina, Australian, 26°248
Geopsittacus occidentalis, 39-846

Geopyxis cinereo-nigra, 43-313
George Gill Range, 28:49
georgianus, Arripis, 26:266;

Liolophura, 35-100

Geotria australis, 32°-289
Geraldton, moilusca from, 36:201
German Town Hill, 35-109
germari, Edusa, 39-199;

38°23, 39°66
Germarica, 36°74; lilliputana, 41°576

by Walter

Chiton,

Sclerorinus,

75

gerrardi, Austroberyx, 39-463;
33:267, 39:463; Rhodona,
Trachichthodes, 39: 463

gerstackeri, Evaniocera, 41°263

Gervillia angusta, M2-14

Gerygone albigularis, host of Halteridium
sp., 39°29, 34

Gesture language of the Wororra, 41°22

Giaura, 44-180*

Gibber. country . near. Cooper. Creek,
41:417; near Oodnadatta, 39-709

Gibbers in desert.sandstone, 29°88

gibberifrons, Nettion, 36°178; Virago,
38:°423, 39:°744

Beryx,
38444 ;

gibberulus, Loranthus, 38-462

gibbipennis, Trechodes, 25:119*

gibbosa,-um,-us, Anoplocapros, 39-480;
Cadulus, 35°213*; Crenatula, M2-13;

Lobelia, 40:599; Physa, 38-446; Poly-
schides, 35-213*; Prasophyllum, 44-339 ;
Vercoia, 28-158*

gibbulus, Articerus, 42-246

Gibbula galbina, legrandi, 32°341;
lehmanni, pulchra, 29-171; reedi,
31-307*

‘Gibraltar Rock,’ 43-311
Gigadema, 25-99; synopsis of species of,

25-102
Gigadema dux, 25-:100*; longicolle,
longius, 25-101*; rugaticolle, 25-15*

gigantea,-us, Loricella, 25-137*; Nucula,
M2-24; Varanus, 36°26, 243, 38-443

gigas, Cryptodus, 41°573*; Pararhopaea,
40:288*, 41-497; Phascolomys, Phas-
colomus, M1-127; Sceleocantha,.44°387 ;
Stigmodera, 40-1192; Uracanthus,
40-369*

gilberti, Pachycephala, 37-456 .

Gilbertia nigrorubrum; 33-269

Giles Creek, 34-240; glacial basin at,

34-239
Giles Flat, 34-241
Giles, Mt., 38:8

Giles West Camp, desert sandstone near,
29°86, 87
gilesi, @ualleaprerss. 37°17";
36°62*: Licinoma, 38:392*
gilleni, Hyla, 38-446; Varanus, 38°444
Gillias, 40°449; squamiceps, 40°449*
gilli, var. of Acacia retinoides, 32°275
gilva, Nepticula, 30°59*

Lepidiota,

gilvella, Coesyra, 41-73*

gilviceps, Synthaca, 32-°70*

Gima, 39-506

Ginmu, amputation of finger among,

31°8; distribution of, 31-2
GiravuLt, A. A. New genera and species
of chalcidoid hymenoptera in_ the
South Australian Museum, 37:67
New genus of chalcidoid hymenoptera
of the family mymaridae from Tas-
mania, 37°65
giraulti, Baeoneura, 37-176*; Ceraphron,
38:110*; Ceratobaeus, 38°62*; Cono-
stigmus, 38-93%; Goniozus, 40-19%;
Mallateleia, STi: Phanurus,

37°159* ; Telenomoides, 37:169*; Tri-
chopria, 40°13*

glaber,-ra,-rum, Baris, 30°91*; Geoglos-
sum, 43°312*: ' Liparetrus, 29-286;
Litocheira, 30°110* ; Mandalotus,
38°303*; Melaps, 44-216*; Microval-
gus, $38°205*; Sericesthis, 31°244;

Xylophilus, 41°:188*
glaberrima, Hibbertia, 39-833
glabratus, Heteronyx, 25:21; Liparetrus,
29-286; Onthophagus, 27°:284
glabricollis, Coptodactyla, 27-262
glabricornis, Ercildaus, 36°125*
glabrifolius, var. of Leucopogon hirtellus,

glabriscutellum, Goniozus, 40°19*

Glacial basin of Giles Creek and River
Finniss, 34°239;' of Mt. Compass and
Nangkita, 34-235

Glacial beds of Cambrian age in South
Australia, 25-10, 45

Glacial clay of Point Turton, 25-8; of
southern Yorke Peninsula, 25°8, 26°273

Glacial deposits. See also Tillite;
Moraines

Glacial deposits, dail nts:
glacial deposits

Glacial deposits,
See also Permo-carboniferous
deposits

Glacial deposits, pre-tertiary.
tertiary glacial deposits

Glacial evidences in southern Yorke Pen-
insula, 26°274

Glacial mudstones, cambrian, from Razor-
back, 27°310

Glacial (permo-carboniferous) moraines of
Rosetta Head and King’s Point, South

See Cambrian

glacial

See Pre-

Australia; by Walter Howchin, 34-1

Glacial sandstone as building stone,
34°244

Glaciated quartzite from Curramulka,
27-310

Glaciation, cambrian, in southern hemi-

sphere, first observation of, 25°13

gladiator, Prostomis, 27°135*

gladiolata, Caladenia, 31:210*

glageropa, Nacoleia, 32-89*

glandulosa, var. of Brachycome ciliaris,
39°839

Glanville, post-tertiary deposits at, 36°38

Glass, effect of insolation on, M2-225

Guiasson, J. L., and Brace, Sir W. H.
On want of symmetry shown by second-
ary X-rays, 32°301

glauca,-um,-us, Amaurochiton, 44-267;
Carthamus, 42-60; Casuarina, 26°33;
Chiton, 35°99, 36°156; —Isuropsis,
32:291: Kentrophyllum, 42°60; Plaxi-
phora, 35°99, 36°158: Prionace, 32-290

glaucifolius, Didiscus, 39°834

Glaucium corniculatum, 35-60

glaucobasis, Tephris, 27°56*. 30°196

elaucochroa, Deilinia, 30°134*

Glauconite at Happy Valley, 28-251

Glaucopela interioris, 38°797*

76

permo-carboniferous.

Glen Edith, 38-49
Glen Ferdinand, 37:713
Glen of Palms, 38-45, 412

Glen Osmond, cambriat thick slates at,

30°235; cambrian upper quartzites at,
30°234; octahedrite from, 40-262
Glen Osmond Road, cambrian blue-metal
limestone of, 30-237
glenelgi, Philonthus, 27-94*
Gliciphila albifrons, 38-436, 39-757;
stomach contents of, 39°765 °
Globe Mine, pegmatite at, M2-313
globiceps, Phaenopria, 40°14

globicollis, Acherres, 28-114*; Leptops,
40°334

globigerus, Crepidotus, 42°120*

globosa, Cypraea, Trivia, 42°150
globuliformis, Liparochrus, 29-270, 272
ee ouns, Cleptor, 39-308*; Liparetrus,

Gloeosporium mezerei, 39:356; nervi-
sequum, 39°35

glomerata,-us, Melaleuca, 39°834; Plagi-
anthus, 42: 175

gloriosa,-us, Ceratoteleia, 37°174*; Iso-
peda, 41°485*; Misophrice, 30°75%*,
38°333; Neoscelio, 37°138*; Stigmo-
dera, 40:114*; Zonitis, 38: 263

Glossocheilifer addendus, 31:241*; biden-

tatus, 43:191*
Glossodia brunonis, emarginata, 44°358
Glossostigma spathulatum, 35°3
Glyceria ramigera, 41°632, 634

&

Glycimeris eyrensis, M2-39*; maccoyi,
M2°38; pectinoides, 30:226 ; rugosa,
M2-38: sordidus, 31°227; subradians,
26°132*; sulcata, M2-38

glycychroa, Axiorata, 28°218*

glycydora, Ocystola, 41-66*

Glycyphana, 38-143; brunnipes, 38-197;
ochreonotata, 38°197*; pulchra, sub-

depressa, 38-197
Glycyrrhiza acanthocarpa, 43-351
Glycythyma, 32:90*; chrysorycta, 32°91;
thymedes, 32:91*
Glyphidodon leucopleura, sordidus, 40°444
Glyphidoptera, 40°505* ; polymita, 40°506*
Glyphipteryx calliscopa, __perimetalla,
29°112*
Glyphisodon sordidus, 40°444
Glyphostoma paucimaculata, 33-314
glyptodon, Drakea, 44:343
Glyptoma sculptum, sordidum, 26:26*
Glyptoporopterus, 36:90*; asper, 36°91*
Glyptorhagada clydonigera, 29°162; sil-
veri, 38°446
Gnanji tribe, distribution of, 31°3
Gnaphalium indicum, 38:471, 40°461;
japonicum, 39°841;
Gnathaphanus darwini, 25-20
Gnathocera dorsalis, 38-213
Gneiss, biotite, from Rocky Gully, 32:133

Gneiss, garnet, of north-western South
Australia, 29-96

Gneiss, hornblendic, from Rocky Gully,
32°132

luteoalbum, 38:471. |

Gneisses from Blinman, 33°237; of north-
western South Australia, 29-94, 97

Gneissic aplite from Granite Range, west
of King’s Bluff, 28-188

Gneissic granite, near King’s’ Bluff,
28°181; near Olary, 28-190

Gnephosis arachnoidea, 41°388; codono-
pappa, 41°649; cyathopappa, 38°470;
eriocarpa, 40° 461, 41°649; skirrophora,
38-470, 41°649

gnophodes, Syntomactis, 28°176*

gnophodryas, Dipterina, 26°254*

gobar, Scelio, 37-135

Godangee tribe, distribution of, 31:3

godeffroyana, Turritella, 34° 124

Goetymes flavicornis, 38-259

Gogotsiba, 39-505

Gold near Olary and Yalcowinna station,
M2°-295

Golden Grove, 33°102

Gomphocarpus fruticosus, 43-40

gomphodes, Inocybe, 42:106*

Gomphoscopa, 25-86% ; catoryctopsis,
25°86 ;

Goniistius ephippium, 40°445*

Goniloba discolor, 26°123, 35-168;
pecula, 35°115

goniocalyx, Eucalyptus, 32:285, 286

Gonioma xanthopsis, 26-199

Gonionota pyrobola, 26-163, 30:50, 41-°120

goniosticha, Tylochares, 39- 303*

. Goniozus giraulti, glabriscutellum, 40-19*

Gonipterides, synopsis of Australian
genera of, 32-219

Gonipterus hyperoides, 38°318

Gonocephalum costatum, 38°222*

Gonodontis, 28-233

Gonorhynchus gonorhynchus, 32-295

vul-

Goodenia humilis, 42°55; modesta,
36°172*; nicholsoni, 43-4]; pusilliflora,
26°34; strophiolata, 41°387; vernicosa,
AGAVE

goodenovi, Whiteornis, 38°429, 39-748

Goodwin Creek, lower Torrens-limestone
at, 39:3; pre-cambrian deposits near,
39-2

Goodwin Creek. See also Deep Creek

Goodyera hispidula, 44-112

Goonanderry tribe, distribution of, 31-3

Gordon Reward Claim, near Williams-
town, gemstones at, 33°142

Gosse, Mt., geology of, 29°73

Gosse’s Pile Spur, 29°75

Gossypium sturti, 38-466

goudiei, Cleptor, 39°317*

goudii, Metallarcha, 26-234*, 42-236*

Gouldia australis, 31-109

gouldi, Allecula, 44-202*; Chalinolobus,
41-430; Dimorphochilus, 44:202*;
Dineutes, 25-127, 27:92; Macrogyrus,
27:92: Scotophilus, 41:430; Varanus,
38-443, 41-470

Government botanist, appointment of,
31-322, 32-387

Goyper, G. A. South Australian meteorite,
25°14

77

Goyder River, 38:43
Goyder Well, 38-43

goyderi, Eyramytis, 38:432

gracile,-is, Baryconus, 40°26*; Dere-
taphrus, 27°:124*; Eucalyptus, 32-278,
40°472; Halimus, 29-124*: [Irido-
myrmex, var. spurcus, 39°813*; Pam-

phila, 26:93, 35°143; Panicum, 41:378;
Prasophyllum, 33-213*, 37:54; Pro-
cessa, 31°187*; Spilomicrus, 39-402*,
40°16; Trapezites, 26-93, 35:143; var.
of Eremophila macdonnelli, 38-469*;
var, of Eucalyptus calycogona, 32-278,

40°68; Vicia, 36°22; Wahlenbergia,
38:°470 ~
gracilicornis, Pterohelaeus, 31:293*;

Tomyris, 39:190*

gracilicorpus, Stomatocerus, 41°345

gracilior, Exangeltus, 27:308*

gracilipennis, Paragryon, 38°83*

gracilipes, Cyrtolaelaps, 40°-228*; Heter-
onyx, 33°51; Liparetrus, 29-305; var.
of Halimus tumidus, 29-122

graciliventris, Loxotropa, 39°433*

gracillima, Chromomoea, 44:199*

gradatum, Protamusium, M2-10*

eradile, Teretriosoma, 27-110*

graeca, Linaria, 36- 25

Grainger, Mt., ‘cambrian glacial beds at,
25°11

Grallina cyanoleuca, 38:°433, 39:755

gramineus, Poodytes, dubius, 38-431

graminis, Erysiphe, 39-354

Grammicomela, 40:424*;
40°424*

Grammodes callixeris, 27°38*: clementi,
27-216, 28°213; excellens, 27-216,
38°457 ; minor, 27-216; ocellata, 27-216,
38°456; pulcherrima, 27-216, 28-213

Grampus Creek, 31°66

Grampus Range, description of, 31°66

grandiceps, Loxotropa, 39°432*

grandiflora,-um, Epiblema, 44-334; Thely-
mitra, 33-12: var. of Trichinium in-
canum, 41:380

grandior, Arcularia, 32:344*

erandipennis, Paramesius, 39:404*

grandipora, ‘Archaeocyathus, M2-120*

grandis, Ceratobaeus, 38°64; Chalcopterus,
37°83; Heteronyx, 25-22, 34:224; Hex-

quadrilineata,

eurytoma, 41-359* Hoploteleia,
37:176*; Lagria, 41-174; Lamprolina,
40-417; Neurogalesus, 39-413*; Rhin-

aria, 33:171*; Rhyparida, 39-127
grangense, Flabellum, 28:54*
granicollis, Belus, 32°226*; Perissops,

37:325*; Polvphrades, 32:210*. 40-353
eranifera, Triphora, 33-286

Granite-conglomerate of Mt. Carnarvon,
29-60

Granite, even-grained, of Port Elliot,
44-8, 19

Granite from Albegudina Creek, M2-254;
from Bimba Hill, M2-255; Bamibownie:
M2-254; Binberrie Hill, M2°255;
Cape Willoughby, 27-81, 43-316; Hog

Bay, 27°81; Murray Bridge, 32-127;
Mt. Mundi Mundi, M2-253; _ near
Olary, 28-181, M2-254; near Poola-
macca, M2-253; north of Silverton,
M2-253; north-western South Australia,
29:91,93; Thackaringa, M2°254; Vic-
tor Harbor, 27-256

Granite, gneissic from near King’s Bluff,
28:181; near Olary, 28-190

Granite, hornblendic, of north-western
South Australia, 29:93

Granite Island, porphyritic granite of,

44°4,11; quartz mica diorite of, 44-4,

16

Granite outcrop near Monarto, 32-124;
near Torrowangee, M2-25

Granite, porphyritic, of Port Elliot, 44-8;
pre- cambrian intrusive, at Boolcoomatta
Hills and Olary, M2-:248; protogine,
near the north Pap, M2-250

Granite Range, gneissic aplite from,
28°188

Granophyre, greisenised soda, of Port
Elliot, 44-9, 30

granosa, Scala, Turritella, 30°146

granostriatus, Acanthochites, 36°159;
Acanthochiton, 44:287

GRANT, Kerr, and Jauncey, G. E. M.

Ionization produced by the impact of
solid bodies in air, 36°1
Grant for study of Lobelia

40°599
granti, Haliotis, 36-187, 200
granulata,-us, Acherres, 39°84*; Auto-
molus, 41°558; Belus, 28:132; Cata-
sarcus, 33°156*. 42-266; Conosmilia,
28 65*; Heteronyx, 34:163*; Leptops,
28-99* ; Mandalotus, 31-°147* ; Perissops,
37° 396; Polyphrades, 28: g1*
granulipennis, Deretaphrus, 27°129
Granulomata, northern Australian, 43-117 ;
southern Australian, 43°87

gibbosa,

granulosa,-us, Acanthochites, 25°139*;
Eurynome, 30-108 ; Notoplax, 25-139* ;
Rhinaria, 33°:170: MRussula, 43-277*

Scalaria, 30°146

granum, Heteronyx, 33°35, 34:223; On-
thophagus, 27°304

graphica, Halgerda, 29-152*

Graphical computator for determining the
most economical beam to carry a giyen
load; by R. W. Chapman, 42-290

Graphiphora, 44:°133*

Graphite in Port Lincoln district, 31°76

grata,-us, Neodecilaus, 36°82*; Spiralo-
culina, 36°37

gratiosa, Drillia, 33-302

Grauculus melanops, 27°254

Graumuellera antarctica, 3771

grave,-is, Ectroma, 25°108*; MLeptops,
40: 336; var. of Macrohelodes crassus,
43-249

graveolens, Pultenaea, 36°22

gravicollis, Anodontonyx, 31°260*
gravidus, Liparetrus, 29°326*
grayi, Acerana, Anoplocapros, 39-479

78

Great Australian Bight, shells from,

ay valley of South Australia,

Great Salt Marsh of
Peninsula, 25:2, 5

Great Vugh Mine, M2-299

Green Hill, Homeria collina from, 34-255

Greenhill Road, dolomitic limestone at,

southern Yorke

30°241

GREENWAY, T. C., and Puxuittipps, H.
TarRLToN. Notes on the geological fea-
tures of southern Yorke Peninsula,
26:268

Gregory, Lake, M1-u.

Grevillea juncifolia, 38:462; quinque-

nervis, 33°225*, 36-25; rogersi, 32°257* ;
stenobotrya, 38°462, 41: 379, 635
Grey Range, M2-218
Grey Spur, cambrian basal beds at, 30-252
greyl, ee 44-281; Scotophilus,
“4

41

grifithi, Edusa, 39-226*; Ethemaia,
33°172*, 38°325; Haplonycha, 31-239* ;
Heteronyx, 33:26*; Oxyops, 32:214*;

Pectinella, 39:94*

Griffithia, 37-122*; helipteroides, 37-122*,

39°97
grisea,-us, Catasarcus, 42°266:; Chalia,
31:°204; Drassus, Echemus, 39-779;

Hydrochelidon leucoptera, 41°662; My]l-

locerus, 38-284*: Plutorectis, 31-204;
Pseudoryctes, 41°563*
grossa,-us, Agaricus, Amanita, Amani-

topsis, 43°264
Ground water
M2-223
grouvellei, Phormesa, 26°316*
grouvelleana, Myrabolia, 27-150
gruneri, Turbo, 32°340
Griinthal, shatter-zone at, 32°122
greyi, Ischnochiton, Tonicia, 36°149
Gryllacris atrofrons, 28°167*
Gryonella, 38°84*; bruesi, 38°85*; craw-
fordi, 38°84*
Gryposoba, 44-184*
Guano at Ayers, Mann,
Ranges, 29°72; at Yunta, 29°72
Guavili, 39°508

Guestia actinipha,

in Broken Hill area,

25°95*; adelphodes,
26°244; amydrosema, 27:227*; eury-
bapta, 32°117*; ischnota, 27:226*;
peladelpha, 25°95

gularis, Melithreptus, laeteor, 38°435

gulosa, Diaphonia, 38°182

Gumeracha quartzites and
28°196

Gunerakan tribe, distribution of, 31-2

Gunmajerrumba group, distribution of,

a1

gunni, Cardita, 32°350; Cryptoplax,
36°163; Chitonellus, 35°100, 36-163;
Eucalyptus, 42°49; var. of Cryptoplax
striatus, 35-100, 36°163

Gunniopsis zygophylloides, 42-172

guttalis, Molvena, 27-6

sandstones,

and Musgrave

euttigera, Stigmodera, 25°24*

Gygaeus, 37:230*; prodigus, 37-231;
squamiventris, 37:231*

Gymnobaris, 30°96*; politus, 30°96*

Gymnodactylus milensi, 30°330

gymnophasa, Oiketicus, Plutorectis, 31-204

gymnopis, Ducorpsius, 41°451

Gymnoplax urvillei, 36°146

gymnopleura, Cacochroa, 38-172

Gymnoporopterus, 36:°136*;
een

gymnopterus, Ditropidus, 41°625*

gymnopyga, Haplonycha, 41°503*

Gymnorhina hypoleuca leuconota, 38°433 ;
tibicens finkei, 38-438; tibicens inter-
missa, 38-433, 438 ‘ :

Gymnorhina tibicen, host of Microfilaria,
sp., 34-107, 113, 114

gymnorhinae, Microfilaria, 34°114

gymnosterna, Scraptia, 41°163*

gymnostictus, Ctenaphides, 31:164*, 42:270

gymnura, Caprichthys, 39-482*

Gynnidomorpha, 40°518*; mesoxutha,
40°518* y

Gypoictinia melanosterna, 38-425, 41-449

Gypseous tufa near Paratoo, 31°123 __

gypsomera, Cryptophaga, 27-70*; Philo-
bota, 44°62*

gypsosema, Pleuroto, 41-76*

gypsospila, Hypena, 27°14*

Gypsum and rock-salt associated with
dolomitic limestones, 25°7

Gypsum at Lake Fowler, 25-7, 31:121;
at Patawalonga Creek, 31:122; at
southern Yorke Peninsula, 25-6, 31-120

Gypsum crystals, from creek between
Glenelg and Fulham, 27-311; twinned,
from Broken Hill, 40-262; twinning
mn, 25° 7

Gyrineum ranelloides, 36-219

Gyrinus obliquatus, 25°127, 27:92; strio-
latus, 27-92

Gyrolasella, 37-71; lineata, 37°-72*

Gyroprora, 44-138*

Gyrostemon ramulosus, 38-464

Gyrtona, 44°175*

Gyrtothripa, 44-178*

pictipes,

Habenaria ramosa, 44:117*

Habitations of aborigines of west coast of
Northern Territory, 31:29

Habronema megastoma, life-history of,
4399; microstoma, life-history of,
43:100; muscae, life-history of, 43-96

Habronemiasis, contribution to the study
of, 43°85

Habrophyes, 44:171*

habroscopa, Niguza, 39-369*

habrostola, Euproctis, 26:179*; Nephop-
teryx, 29-105*

hackeri, Agetinus, 39:268*; Amarygmus,

37:44*; Ceratobaeoides, 38:66; Cos-
sonus, 33°196*; Heteronyx, 34:205*;
Liparochrus, 36-40% ; Lomaptera,

38:147; Maechidius, 43:229*; Neu-
rogalesus, 39°413*; Pelecotomoides,
41-269*

Hackeria viridivaria, 36°76

Hacket, G. G., reminiscences of disease
among Narrinyeri, 35-38

Hackham, Brighton-limestones at, 28-263,
272,276; miocene deposits at, 28-270,
42 294

Hack’s Bridge, cambrian lower limestone
at, 30-248

haddoni, Ischnochiton, 35-96, 36:°144,
44:273

hades, Gadirthra, 27-36*; Nephopteryx,
27°54*, 30°196

Hadra adcockiana, squamulosa, 39-771;
wilpenensis, 29:163

hadromerus, Homoetrachelus, 28°84*

Hadronotus, 38°129; flavicornis, fumosus,
38°130*; nigriclavatus, 37°178*; nigri-
coxa, $7°179*; nigripes, 38:129*;
pentatomus, 37°154*; rufithorax, 38°125;
splendidus, 37-:179*; striatus, 37°155*

haemacta, Zethes, 32°67*

haematephora, Tortrix, 40°511*

haematodes, Tortrix, 40°513*

haematogaster, Northiella,
41°452

haematopa, Dichromodes, 30°131*

Haematozoa of Australian birds; by J.
Burton Cleland, 39:25; by J. Burton
Cleland and T. Harvey Johnston,
34°100

haemopterus, Pseudolycus, 41-280; var.
elegantulus, var. montanus, var.
puberulus, 41-280

haemorrhoidalis, Colaspoides, 39-293*

haemorrhoidalis, Pseudolycus, 41-276;
var. atratus, 41-276; var. cinctus,
41-276, 278; var. costipennis, 41-:278*;
var. luctuosus, 41°:276; var. marginatus,
a1 26: 279; var. rufipennis, 41-276,
{

pallescens,

Hailstorm, notes on remarkable, 41:323

Hairdressing among the Wororra, 41°29

Hakea chordophylla, 38-462; kippistiana,
40°59; leucoptera, 40°59, 41°635;
lorea, 39-226

hakeae, Zonisis, 38-263*

hakeoides, Acacia, 26°33

Hale River, 38-413: jurassic deposits on,
38°42

Halgania strigosa, 38-468

Halgerda graphica, 29:152*

haliaétus, Pandion, cristatus, 40°591

Haliastur sphenurus, 38°425, 39-744,
41-449

Halimus, 29-119; generic position of,
29:116

Halimus- gracilis, 29-124*; laevis,
29-119; truncatipes, 29:120; tumidus,
29-121; tumidus, var. gracilipes,
29-122

Haliotis albicans, albicante, 36:185, 200;
clathrata, 36°186; conicopora, 36187,
200; cunninghami, 36-187; cyclobates,

36°188; elegans, 36°186,200; emmae,
36:189; excavata, 36°188; granti,
'36°187,200; tris, 936:187; naevosa,
36:186; parva, pulcherrima, 36:190;
roei, 36°188, 200; rubicundus, 36-201;
rugoso-plicata, 36°190; — scabricosta,
36°188; scalaris, 36°201; tricostalis,

36°190, 200; tubifera, 36-187, 200
Hallett’s Cove, barytes sand crystals at,
31:119; Brighton-limestones at, 28-263 ;

purple slates, 28-260

halli, Ceratotrochus, 26-262*

Hallornis cyanotus, 38°43], $39°754,
40°586, 41°459; stomach contents of,
41-466

halmaturina,-us, Acantholophus, 39-69%;
Belus, 41:°608*; Melanegis, 39°86*;
Polyphrades, 40-356" ; Talaurinus,
38°30*

halmaturorum, Melaleuca, 43-369*
halocnemoides, Arthrocnemum, 43°357*;
var. pergranulatum, 43°359*
Halocnemum australasicum, 43°365
Halonympha ros, 32°201*
Halorhynchus caecus, 38°343
Halteridia of Australian birds,
39°25
Halteridium geocichlae, meliornis,
philemon ptilotis, 34°101
halticoides, Rhyparida, 39°156*
Halticorcus, 41°319*; platyceri, 41°319*
halyzia, Hesperilla, mesodina, 26°47,
35-118: Mesodina, var. cyanophracta,

35°119*
hamata, Cuna, 32°355; Cymodoce, 32°141*

34°100,

netti,

hamatilis, Mordella, 41-222
Hamilton, Mt., an extinct mound spring,
28°303

hamiltoni, Acanthiza pusilla, 38°431, 438

Hamites, sp. ind., M2-46

Hamodes pseudoptera, 27°37*

hamosus, Astragalus, 41°47

Handicraft of aborigines of west coast of
Northern Territory, 31°49

Hanleya variabilis, 36°160

hanieyi, Leda, 31-217

hapalodes, Phyllocnistis, 30°63*

Hapalotis cervinus, 39°735

Haplaner insulicola, 25°114*;
25-114

haploa, Ilema, 42°277*

Haploceras, M2-44

haplochroa, Angelia, 39°382*

haplogramma, Coesyra, 41°72*

Haplonycha, 30°290; synopsis of groups

velox,

of, 30°292; synopsis of species of,
30°297, 31-240

Haplonycha accepta, 30°309*; aequali-
ceps, 30°319*; amabilis, 30-°312*;

amoena, 30°313*;: antennalis, 30°304*;
arvicola, 30°317*; bimucronata, 41°504* ;
cara, 41°507*; clara, 30°320* ; clypealis,

30°311*; dilatata, 41°512*; egregia,
30°316*; electa, 30°318*; erythro-
cephala, 41°500*; faceta, 30°321*;

grifithi, 31-239*;
interocularis,
iridi-

30°311* ;
gymnopyga, 41°503*;
41°502*; iridescens, 31-268;
pennis, 41°508*; jungi, 30°322*; latebri-
cola, 30°306*; longior, 30: 308* ; luci-
fera, 30°314*; marginata, 30- aut
41-498 ;| marginipennis, 43-188* ; mauri-
cel, 1,30: 315° ; mixta, 41°501*; neglecta,
nigra, 43-190*; nobilis,
41-499 ; novemarticulata,
41-505* ; obscuricornis, 31:°270, 32-363;
octoarticulata, 41°499*; opaca, 41°510*;
paradoxa, 30°310*; pilosa, 930-305%*,
41:498; pulchella, 41-498; puncta-
tissima, 30°309*; ruficollis, 41°511*;
rugosa, 31:268; rustica, 30°316*; sabuli-
cola, 30°319*; semiopaca, 41-508*;
sloanei, 30°308* ; solida, 41°499; spadix,
30°307* ; striatella, 31:268; suavis,
; thoracica, 30°320*; tricho-
pyga, 30°306*; villosa, 41-506*
Haplonyx dotatus, 42°270; fallaciosus,

firma,

42:271; latus, 34-45*; maestus, 34-48*;
minimus, 934:49*; modicus, 34-44*;
mucidus, 34:46*; orbiculatus, 41°617;
puncticollis, 34°49*; scolopax, 34°44,
42-270; ustipennis, 34°44; variegatus,
34:47*

haplopis, Birthama, 30°139*

Haploplax mayi, var. viridis, 44°264%*,

984; pura, 42°81, 44-284; smaragdinus,
36°14

Haplopseustis, 27°15, 44-166*; erythrias,

27°16

Haplopsis, 30°287; synopsis of species of,
30°287

Haplopsis serricollis, 43-228*

Happy Valley, eocene deposits at, 28-248;
eocene fossils at, 28°249; elauconite
at, 28:251; miocene deposits at, 28:249;
recent deposits at, 2S*Zal: schizocaulon
at, 28°250; tertiary deposits at, 28-248

Haptoncura, 27:112; synopsis of Aus-
tralian species of, 27°11]

Haptoncura brightensis, 27°113* ; darwin- .
ensis, eyrensis, 27°115*; nelsonensis,
27:114*; ocularis, 26° 306 sloanei,
27°113*; sparsior, 97-114

hardcastlei, Bubaris, 34- ate Geloptera,
39-956": Myllocerus, 35°65*

Hardy, G. H., grant to, in aid of

scientific research into the flight of

birds, 40-588, 599
haroldi, Cleptor, 39°304
haroldiana, Myrobolia, 27°150
Harpa punctata, 37-446
Harpagocnema, 39-802*;
39°802*
harpaloides, Adelium, 38:236
Harpalus dingo, 25- 115; promtus, 25°113
harpularia, Crassispira, Delia Pleuro-
toma, 33°296
Harris Spring, 39°714
harti, Anodontonyx, 31:259
hartmeyeri, Holothuria, 39°17
Hart Mountains, 38°413

eremoplana,

81

Hart’s Mine, miocene beds at, 42-205;
pre- -cambrian deposits at, 42°188
haslia, Hasora, 26°122, 35-168
Hasora, 267121, 35: 168* ; synopsis

species of, 26° 121

of

Hasora bilunata, 26:122, 35°168; chromus,
76-125, 35° 169 ; discolor, 26-123,
35-168; doleschalli, 26-126, 35°168;
haslia, 26°122, 35°168; hurama,
26°124, 35:171; lucescens, 26-122,
35-169; lugubris, 26-124, 35-172

hastatus, Platytrochus, 26°257*, 28 4,
33°245

haswelli, Stigmodera, 40-128*

Haswellia cilicioides, 32:158* ; emarginata,

32-157
Head bands of aborigines of west coast
of Northern Territory, 31°41
Head hunting among the Mailu, 39°591
Heavitree Gap, 38°50

Hebeloma crustuliniforme, 42°103*; mon-
tanum, subcollariatum, 42°104*

Hecatesia, 44-127*

hecatorguia, Drillia, 31:215*, 33-302.

Hectomanes, 28:245; crocea, fusca; simu-
lans, 28-246
Hectors Pass,
29°86, 87

hederaceae, Puccinia, 39°353

hedista, Catomacta, 40-504*

HEDLEY, CHARLES. Report on the mollusca
collected by Herbert Basedow on the
South Australian Government North-
west Expedition, 29-161

HEDLEY, CHARLES, and BAsEDOW, HERBERT.
South Australian mudibranchs, and an
enumeration of the known Australian
species, 29-134

hedleyi, Calliostoma, 36:207; Drillia,
33°302*; Geobasileus, rosinae, 40-586;
Plaxiphora, 35°103*; Trematotrochus,
30°152*

hedychroa, Megalodes, 28:218*

hedyscopa, Surattha, 29-103*

heisteria, Muraltia, 35:2

Halaeus. aridus, 414-579;
38:376*; conjunctus, 41°
formis, 38°377*; ingens,
terioris, 41°579; waitei, 41°578*

Helcioniscus antipodum, 30°205; diemen-
ensis, 30°205, 36°181; illibratus,
30°205*, 36°181, 192; latistrigata,
30-210; limbatus, 31:100, 36°182;
melanostomus, 30:°205; tramosericus,
30°205, 36:°181; variegata, 30:205

Helcioniscus limbatus, radula of, 38-365

Heleiporus pictus, 30°330

helena, Ceraphron, 38:°104*

helianthi, Puccinia, 39°353

heliarcha, Caradrina, 27:4

Helichrysum ambiguum, 43-353; brach-
teatum, 38:471; cinereum, 36:°171:
decurrens, 40-74: jesseni, 40-75; mel-
lorianum, 37°129*; podolepideum,
39°841; retusum, 40°74; semifertile,
41-651

desert sandstone at,

Sma na

| Helluarchus whitei,

| Hemipharis

helicoides, Lippistes, Turbo, 30°220
Heliocausta arrhodea, 41:113*; charodes,

44-58*; dorsivittella, 26-146; episarca,
-27-:220*, 30:197; idiosema, 41:113*;
pelosticta, 41-112; pericosma, 27:220* ;
plausibilis, rhodopleura, 41:112; sar-
codes, 41°113; simplex, 41°112; xan-
thisma, 41°114*
Heliocosma argyroleuca, 40°537*; dis-

cotypa, 40°501*

Heliodines, 30°54; princeps, 30°54*

heliopa, Darala, 26-214*

helioscopia, Euphorbia, 35-3

heliosema, Prometopus, 26°222*

Heliosia charopa, 28:212*

Heliothis, 44-130*; eodora, 27:3; hyper-
ee 44-131*; leucatma, punctifera,
27°

heliotricha, Ocystola, 28°168*

Heliotropium asperrimum, 39-834

helipteroides, Griffithia, 37-122*, 39-97

Helipterum charsleyae, 38-471, 39-841;
fitzgibboni, 38°471; floribundum, var.
sturtianum, 40°73; floribundum, var.
tubulipappum, 36:23*; oppositifolium,
39°97; pterochaetum, 36°171, 38-471;
stipitatum, 38°471, 39°841; strictum,
tietkensit, 39-841; uniflorum, 41:651*

Helix perinflata, 39°77

38°451*

Hellula undalis, 38:458

helmsi, Onthophagus, 27-290* ; Talaurinus,
38:15; var. of Millotia kempei, 43-43

helvola, Cyprae, 42-148

hemadelpha, Amphicrossa, 26-233, 27:198;
Psecadia, 27°-227*: Stibaroma, 26-233

Hemaris hylas, kingi, 29-179

Hemarthria compressa, 43-24

Hemibela trispora, tyranna, 41°68

hemicalla, Orgyia, 29-176*

hemicalyptra, Xysmatodoma, 27-72*

Hemichnoodes, 38°140

hemichrysa, Eulechria, 40°540*

Hemicistela testacea, 44:202*

Hemicloea longipes, 39°779

hemicosma, Leptarthra, 32-321*

hemicreca, Aecoloscelis, 28°173% ;

bota, 27°223*

Philo-

| Hemilexis truncata, 39-401*
| hemileuron,
| heminephala, Chrysoryctis, 27:238*

Dentalium, 35:°208*

heminipha, Batodes, 40°506*

hemiphaés, Epipyrga, 41°58*

froggatti, insularis,
speciosa, 42-262

Hemiopsida, 40:307; synopsis of species
of, 40°309

var.

| Hemiopsida concolor, kraatzi, 40°307;
mediana, ventralis, 40-308*
Hemipharis, 38°136; insularis, 38-148
hemiphloia, Eucalyptus, 26-11, 27-247,
40:69, 479, 41-340
hemiphragma, Coesyra, 41°69; Cruria,

27°30*, 216; Idalima, 27- 216
hemiplecta, Arotrophora, 40°516*

Hemipleurotoma mayi, 33°295*; perksi,
33°295; quoyi, 33: 994, 36°231; vestalis,
33°295

Hemiporcellio strzelecki, 41°477*

hemiprosopa, Ectropis, 28-230*

hemiptera,-us, Ericydnus, 41°355; Para-
peels 37:90* ; Tetracnemella,
41°355

Hemipierous insect from an Australian |

opossum’s nest, 38°53
Hemirhamphus intermedius, 33-263
hemirhoda, Eublemma, Micra, 27°12
hemisarca, Aristotelia, 40°542*
hemiscia, Calathusa, 38°371*
hemisema, Chrysoryctis, 27°238*
hemistaura, Doratiphora, 26°215*
hemistictus, Belus, 32:23]
hemitrichia, Clania, 31°199*
hemizona, Leucoptera, 30°61*
Henbury Station, 38°44
Henderson’s Quarry, upper cambrian basal

grits at, 42°195
Hendersonia scerpicola, 39°355

82

| Hesveroptila, 26°136*;

henleyensis, Onthophagus, 27-293

henrici, Systasis, 37-106*

hepatica, - -us, Heteronyx, 25:22; Patella, |
30°207, 31:99, 36°194; Silopa, 25-22

hepatitis, Hoplitica, 26°147*

hepialella, Aristeis, Oecophora, 26-138,
41°75

Hepialus cyanochlorus, 28°247; danh-
nandrae, eximius, 28°246: mirabilis,
28-247; ombraloma, 26°212*; ramsayi,
scotti, splendens, 28°246; thermistis,
28°247

heptasema, Psecadia, 26-166

Heracula leonina, 27:17*

herbacea,-us, Myllocerus, 42°263: Rhy-
parida, 39-129

herbivorus, Mandalotus, 23°168*

hercules, Ceraphron, 38-111*; Leptops,
40°336; Molochtus, 39-74*

hermani, Parasmilia, 26°5*

Hermannsburg, 38°48; Mission Station,
38°50, 412

hermannsburgensis, Melampsalta, 39-91;
Mus, 38°418, 39-736

Herniaria hirsuta, 39°95

heroni, Cola'spoides, 39 289*

herrichi, Oiketicus. 21-194

Herse convolvuli. 38°458

Hesperia agna, 96117; ahrendti, 35-151;
argeus, 35°155.156; aruana, 25-189;
augustula, 35°155; chava, 26:117;
chrysozona, 26°110: colaca, 35-163;
critomedia, 26:40; flavovittata. 35-146;
hurama, 35°171: maheta. 26°87, 89,
35°140; mathias, 35:165; ohara,
35°159; papvria, 35°145; perroni,
96:75: petalia, 2&8 134A. phiecalia,
35°140; saruna. 235-163: sperthias,
35:°160; thrax, 26-117, 35°165; urejus,
35°163

Hesperiadae, Australian. 26°38: list of,
26°126; new, 32°311; revision of,

35°112

| heterobathra,

Hesperiadae, synopsis of species of, 26-39

' Hesperilla, 35-°120; andersoni, 35-125;
arsenia, 26°72; atralba, 26°71, 35-132;
atrax, 35°124; atromacula, 26-69,
35°123; bifasciata, 26-100, 35-146;
chaostola, 35°132; chrysotricha, 35°121;
compacta, 35-124; croceus, 26° 79,
35-131; crypsargyra, 35°134; crypsi-
gramma, 35°128; cyclospila, 35-121;
dirphia, 2660,72, 935-125; doclea,
26°75, 35°129; dominula, 35-133; don-
nysa, 24:64, 35:°122; doubledayi,
35-125; drachmophora, 35:133; flam-
meata, 35:°123; flavovittata, 26-100;
fulgidus, 26°116, 31-170, “@5-dG2;
fumosa, 26°98, 35:145; halyzia, 26°47,
35°118; humilis, 96:73.) am leo.
hurama, 26-124; idothea, 35:123; leu-
costigma, 35°125; leucostigma, var.
parasema, $2°312*, 35:125; lutea,

26°90, 35:137; macleayi, 26°112; malin-
deva, 35:129*; mastersi, 26°55, 35-135;
mathias, 26°117; melania. 35:126;
melissa, 35°124; monotherma, 32-312;
monticolae, 26°62, 35°133; munionga,
26°56, 35°136; ohara, 26:104; ornata,
26°53. 35:135; ornata, var. monotherma,

35°135; papyria, 26°98 parvulus,
35-125: perornata, 26°52, 35-135; per-
roni, 35°129; petalia, 26°85; phigalia,

26°94; picta, 26°57, 35-134: polysema,
32°311*,35°142; quadrimaculata, 26°60,

35:120; rietmanni, 35:122; satulla,
35:131; scenticalis, 26°77, 25:°124;
senta, 26°78, 35°131; sexguttata, 35°126;
sperthias, 26°113; tasmanicus, 26-96,
35-141: trimaculata, 26°A0, 35-190;
tymbophora, 32:°312, 35-124; tvrrhus,

35°126; xanthomera, 35:132; xiphipora,
35-130* >
arida, 26°137~

30:46: bimacula,
tetracentra, 30°47*;

35°154;
by

Heterobathra, 25 89%,
semnostola, 25:90* :
xiphosema, 25-90*

Apaustus, 32°316%*,
Padraona, 25-154

Heterocera from Central Australia;
A. Jefferis Turner, 38°455

Heterocerus, 27°177; synopsis of species
of, 27-178

Heterocerus debilines, 27:179*; flindersi,
indistinctus, 27-180; largsensis. 27-178* ;
multimaculatus. victoriae, 27°]&9

Heterochyta, 20°47*; asterona, 20-48%;
pyrosema, 30°48; xenomorpha, 2 47*

heterocostatus, Trochocyathus. 27°211

Heterodontus nhilinni, 29-289

heterodoxa, Edusa, 39:216*; Prochelyna,
36°42

heterogama, Ariathisa. 39-374*

Heterocraphis molvbdonhora, by EW ha
20:196; proleuca, 27-58*

heteromacula, Tranezites, 26°84*, 35:136
heteromorpha, Chlenias. 25°65*
Heteronota bynoei, 38°441, 41-469
Heteronyces, synopsis of genera of, 32°368

_ Heteronyx, 32°368; synopsis of groups of,

32:376, 33°18, 38, Ady o4-147, 151, 168,
187; synopsis of species of, 32°377, 383,
21, 39

Heteronyx additus, 33: ce aequalis,
33°52; affinis, 33:65"; agricola,
34-°162*; alienus, 34: 293 ; alpicola,
$351; ambiguus, amoenus, 34:207*
anomalus, 32°381*; apertus, 34-157";
approximans, 34°209*; —aspericollis,
34-223*; asperifrons, 33:36*; augustae,
34°156; australis, 33°50; austrinus,
34°165* ; badius, 34-198 ; blandus,
33°78*; calidus, 34-215*; callabonnae,
33:33*; campestris, 34:166*; capitalis,
34:°225*; carpentariae, 34 998 ; carteri,
33-72": cervinus, 94°228; ciliatus,
33°50; cliens, 34- 184°; coatesi, 33: 20,
42*; comans, 33°73*; comes, 34:157*
concolor, 34-199; confertus, 34-219":
conjunctus, 34: 204° ; constans, 34°155;
convexicollis, 34° 214" ; copiosus, 33°67* ;
cornutus, 34:224*; costulatus, 34°222*;
cowelli, 34-172, 199; coxalis, 36°221*;
cribripennis, 36°45*; crinitus, 34:161*;
cunnamullae, 34- 162*; darwini, 34-171;
debilicollis, 33-60*; deceptor, 33°53;
declaratus, 33:25*; difficilis, 36°47*;
dimidiatus, 34-195; disjectus, 34:179* ;
dispar, 32-3797; ‘diversiceps, 34-172;
doddi, 32°381* ; dux, 33-30": elongatus,
33° 62* ; elytrurus, 33 67*; eremita,
33°63*; erichsoni, 34-204*; exectus,
33-74*; farinensis, 34:205*; femoralis,
33°35* ; fictus, 34- 181*; firmus, 33331" 5
fraternus, 34-196; frenchi, 33-32* ;
froggatti, 33°50; fumatus, 95:92;
glabratus, 25-21; gracilipes, 33°51;
grandis, 25°22, 34-224; granulatus,
34-163*; granum, 33:35, 34:223; gerif-
fithi, 33-26*; hackeri, 34-205*; hepa-
ticus, 25:29; hirsutus, 34- DABS hirtuosis,
34-196; hispidulus, 32: 385°; holome-
lanus, 34:228; holosericeus, 33°19;
hothamensis, 33°59*; humilis, 34-183% ;
ignobilis, 34:174*; imitator, 33:°34*;
impar, 34-213*; incognitus, 33:52;
incomptus, 33-29% ; inconspicuus,
34-216*; infirmus, 34:175*; infuscatus,
‘34-172; ingratus, 33:°58*; interioris,
33:69*; intermedius, 33°75*: intrusus,
34°158*; johannis, 36°46*; jubatus,
34:196; labralis, 32:382*; laticollis,
34-298; Jeai, B333a° 5 litigiosus,
32°378*: lucidus, 34:180*; luteolus,
33:°36*; macilentus, 34-202*:; macleayi,
34-203*; major, 34-:199*; marginatus,
35:175; maurulus, 34:164*; metro-
politanus, 33°58*; mildurensis, 34:218* ;
minutus, $4-210*; miser,. 34:21 1* ;
modestus, 34°178*; moestus, 34:206*;
monticola, 33°75*; mundus, 33:56*;
neglectus, 34:177*; nigellus, 34:155;
nigrescens, 33°64*; nigricans, 34°156;
nigritus, 34:228; novitius, 34-:221*;
nubilus, 33°66*; nudus, 34-212*;

oblongus, 34:228; obscurus, 34°156, 229 ;
olliffi, 34:203*; oodnadattae, 33:24*;
orbus, 3368*; ordinarius, 34-210*;
ovatus, 34-299; pauper, 34:°182*;
pauxillus, 34:176*; pedarius, 34-226*;
pellucidus, 34°171; perkinsi, 33-55%;
piceus, 33:41; pilosus, 34:°229; placidus,
34:°147*; planatus, 33°50 ; BieaceEy
34:208*; ponderosus, 33 39* potens,
34:173; praecox, 33°50; ” propius,
34-160*; prosper, 33°78*; proximus,
34°229; pubescens, 33°54, 34:197; puer,
34:217*; punctipes, 33-62*; pygmaeus,
34°159*; quaesitus, 33°54*; queens-
landicus, 33°37*; raucinasus, 34:155;
rectangulus, 34-°179*; relictus, 33-20,
79*; rotundiceps, 3$2:383; rubriceps,
34-2295) rudis): 825378" 5. ruficollis,
34:224; rufomarginatus, 34:229; sale-
brosus, ~$33*71*;" ‘scutatus,’ * 35-174:
sequens, 934°171; seriatus, 33-72%;
setifer, 33:53; severus, 33°20, 52;
sexualis, 33°41*: siccus, 34:172; simpli-
cicollis, 33:65*; socius, $3°57*; solli-
citus, 34°173*; © sordidus, 34°182*:
spadiceus, 32°383, 34:156; _ spissus,
33:40*; squalidus, 32°380*; striati-
pennis, 34-196; striatus, 33°70*; suavis,
33 27*; subcylindricus, 34:217*; sub-
fortis, 32:385*; subfuscus, 34-172;
subglaber, 34°198; submetallicus,
34°148*; sulcifrons, 33:70*; sydney-
anus, 34°197; taeniensis, 33°61*; tar-
salis, 33°26*; tasmanicus, 33:°54*;
tempestivus, 33°51; tenebrosus, 33:29* ;
testaceus, 33°51; thoracicus, 33:76*;
tropicus, 33-28%; umbrinus, 33-30%;
unguiculatus, 32°383; unicolor, 34-156;
vagans, 34:197; validus, 34-160*;
vicinus, 34:158*; viduus, 934-176*;
waterhousei, 34:201*; xanthotrichus,
34°200*; zalotus, 34:148*

heteropa, Amelora, 25 64*, 27-194;
Angelia, 27-194

Heteroscenes pallidus, 39-747; stomach
contents of, 39-760

heterosoma, Doryichthys, 32:299
Heterozona cariosa, 35°96, 36-144,
44:280; properensis, 44:278*, 285;
subviridis, 42°81]

heterozona, Limnoecia, 28-174*
heterozyga, Dichelopa, 40°518*
Hexactinellid sponge from ordovician
rocks of Macdonnell Ranges, anchoring
spicules of, 40°148

hexadyas, Macrobathra, 30°35*

hexagona, Marasmia, 27°63*

hexagonalis, Mangilia, Pleurotoma, 33°313

Hexaplocotes sulcifrons, 41-150

Hexeurytoma, 41°358*; grandis, 41°359*

Hexymus alatus, 37°345*

hians, Prasophyllum, 44°336

Hibbertia acicularis, var. sessiflora,
36:21*; crispula, 41°384*, 43-352;
glaberrima, 39°833; sericea, var.
major, 36°21*; stricta, var. canescens,
43°36; virgata, var. incana, 43-36*

Hibberticola, 32:247*; echinata, 34°248*

Hibiscus drummondi, 40°67; pinonianus,
41°383; trionum, 37°121

hicanora, Thyas, 27-9*

Hieraaetus morphnoides, 38-425, 41°44

Hieracoglaux connivens, 41:450; stomach
contents of, 41:466

hieroglyphica, Molvena, 44:144* ; Tarache,
27°10

Hieein, A. J. Analysis of the ash of
Acacia salicina, 27-202

higginsi, Turritella, 34-123

Highercombe, 33-102; Torrens-limestone
near, 33:105; lower Torrens-limestone
at, 39°3

hilarella, Azinis, Psecadia, 26°166

hilaris, Copidita, 41-283; Ditoma, 26°315;

Laspeyresia, 40°536%; Pseudolycus,
41°283; Pseudolycus, var. pictipes,
41:284*

hilda, Philobota, 41°91*

hilli, Megastigmus, 41°361*; Myllocerus,
38:291*; Phanurus, 38:119*; Tettigia,
38°357*; var. of Anthemus chionas-
pidis, 41°352*

Himantopus leucocephalus, 41°446

Himerois, 44°161*; periphaea, 44-161*

hindei, Ethmophyllum, M2-114

Hindmarsh Island, raised beach
26°324

Hindmarsh River, 35-109

Hindmarsh Tiers, cainozoic deposits on,
36°15

Hindmarsh Valley, 35°109

Hippocampus abdominalis, 33-263; brevi-
ceps, novae-hollandiae, 32-299

Hipporhinus clavus, 40°332

hippotrichoides, Thamnomyces, 43°283*

hirsuta,-um,-us, Cistus, 36:22; Herniaria,
39°95; Heteronyx, 34-213; Liparetrus,

on,

29°311; Marsilia, 43:23; Stereum,
43-307

hirta, Caladenia, 44°354; Naprepa,
26°184 .

hirtellus, Leucopogon, var. glabrifolius,
36-24*

hirticeps, Anodontonyx, 31:266*; Pseudo-
clithria, var. nigrans, 38°189

hirticollis, Aneucomides, 36°44*

hirticornis, Protopalus, 37°235*

hirtipennis, Diphucephala, 30°267

hirtipes. Chlorobapta, 38:°157*;
cephala, 40°294*

hirtuosus, Heteronyx, 34:°196

hirtus, Sphaeranthus, 40-461

hirundicauda, Stigmodera, 40°137*

hirundinaceum, Austrodicaeum, 38-435,
39°757; Dicaeum, 27-254

Hirundo javanica, 36°239;
38°428, 39:748

hispida, Misophrice, 30°79; Paramicippa,
29-126*

hispidula,-us, Goodyera, 44-112; Heter-
onyx, 32°385*; Menkea, 39°830*, 40-62

hispidus, Automolus, Liparetrus, 30-281

Diphu-

neoxena,

Histiopterus labiosus, recurvirostris,
33-269

histrica, Trachyzancla, 41-80*

Histrichoceras, sp. ind., M2-47

hobarti, Bembidium, 25-123*

hoblerae, Colaspoides, 39:285*

hobleri, Misophrice, 35:81*

hochstetteri, Actaeon, Cinulia, M2-40

Hoeferia, 43-386

hoemoptera, Rhinotia, 32°237

Hog Bay, erratics near, 27°77; flora of,
32°254; granite of, 27-81; pre-tertiary
glacial remains at, 27°76

Hoce, H. R. Two new Nephilae from
South Australia, 34°59

Holcomyrmex whitei, 39:807* ;

Holcotrochus, 26:1*; crenulatus, 28-3*,
33°244; scriptus, 26:1*, 28-3, 33-244

holobapta, Stathmopoda, 28-°171*

Holocryptis, 44°160*

Hololepta australica, 27-101

holomelaenus, Heteronyx, 34-228

holophaea, Tineoides, 32-108*

Holophylla, 35:°196

holoschoenus, Juncus, 43°28

holoscia, Taxeotis, 27°186*

holosericeus, Heteronyx, 33:19; Lipare-
trus, 29-306

Holothuria hartmeyeri, 39:17

holothuriensis, Pinnoteres, 31°177*

Holothuroidea, South Australian, 39:16

holoxantha, Eupselia, 30°40; Ocystola,
26°136*

holoxutha, Euproctis, 26°178*

holozona, KEtiella, 27°57*; Xysmato- —

doma, 27°73*
homadelpha, Blastobasis, 26°171*
Homaeosoma melanosticta, 27°58*, 30-196

Homaeotrachelus, 29°222; tricarinatus,
26-220*
Homalium morrisi, 26°28* tasmanicum,
26:27"

homalon, Cyclostrema, 31°305*

‘Homeria collina, from Green Hill, 34°255

homocosma, Macrobathra, 26°167*
Homodes erizesta, 29°180
Homoetrachelus hadromerus, 28°84*
Homolepida branchialis, 38-444
homophaea, Idiodes, 30°135*

Homophyllia, 28:7; australis, 28-8,
33:246; incrustans, 30°161*, 33-247
Homophylotis, 28°243* : thyridota,

28:°243*

homora, Kclipsiodes, 32:104* ; Oenochroa,—

26-152

Homosnora, 28°229*;
29-178, , 30143;
30°133

Homotrysis, synopsis of species of, 44°209

procrita, 28-230*,
rhodoscopa, 29°178,

Homotrysis doddi, 44-205*; kershawi,
44:204*; nigricans, 44°-203*; pallipes,
44-204; post-tibialis, rufo-coerulea,

44:206* ; scutellaris, 44-207*; variolosus,
44-208*

Honey-ant, 28°16

honoratus, Paromalus, 27-102

¥

Hopatrides, 31-286

Hopatromorpha, 31:289*;
species of, 31°290

Hopatromorpha darlingensis, 31-290

Hopatrum, synopsis of species of, 31:287

Hopatrum macleayi, 31:288* mastersi,
31°287; misellum, 31:288*

hopeanus, Maechidius, 43-230

synopsis of

hopei, Diphucephala, 30°265; Sitarida,
38°259

Hopeless, Mt., station, 41°407

Hopliocnena brachycera, melanoleuca,
29°177

Hoplitica hepatitis, 26°147*; pseudota,
25°85* ; rhodopepla, 27:221*

Hoplocephala jantinipennis, 38°22]

hoplocephalum,-us, Bolboceras, 40-283" ;
Maechidius, 41-513*

Hoplodecilaus, $6°84; marmoratus, 36°85"
Hoplogryon, synopsis of Australian species
of, 38°78

Hoplogryon bicolor, $8°76*; castanei-
thorax, fuscicoxa, 39°450*; pulchri-
thorax, 3878*; punctata, rufithorax,
rugulosa, 38°7 77%: sordida, 38:76";

varicornis, 38° 758
Hoplopriella, 39-416*; synopsis of species
of, 39:°417
Hoplopriella abnormipennis, 39-421*;
bicoloricornis, 39:419*; concoloricornis,
fuscitecula, 39°423%* ; longiventris,
39-420*; maculosa, 39-419*; parvi-
punctata, 39:°422* ; punctaticeps,
39:-423*; rubrinotum, 39-421*;
lans, 39- 42A* ; sulcaticeps,
tasmanica, 39: 499% ; tricarinata, 39° 494*
hoplosternus, Mandalotus, 40°324*
Hoploteleia, synopsis of Australian species

of, 37-°134

aus-

Hoploteleia acuminata, 37:177*;
Paliea wisiekoon;) grandis, 37°176* ;
insularis, nigricornis, pulchricornis,
Sella tg

hopwoodi, Dubosia, 27-202
Hordeum maritimum, 36:°172

horizontalis, Naucoria, 42°116*
Hormacrus minor, 25:°115
horminoides, Salvia, 36°24

Hornblende of Inglewood district, 33°115
horni, Dorosoma, 32°295; Leptops, 40°338

Horonotus bovilli, optatus, variolicollis,
42-262

horrenda, Ptochosaris, 30°:37*

horridula, Agriophara, 26-200

horridus, ‘Cucullothorax, 39-89%; Leptops,
98-104", 40-337; Moloch, 38-443;

Sclerorinus, 38-23

horrifolia, Stipa, 44-191*

Horrocks Pass, anticlinal fold at, 28-261;
purple slates of, 28:°261; Tapley’s Hill
clay slates at, 28-265

Horse Gully, cambrian limestone at,
42-196; miocene beds at, 42:204

Horse,swamp cancer in. See Granulomata

Horseshoe Bend, 38:43, 410

Horseshoe Bore, 38°408

horsfieldi, Olene, 27°17
hortensis, var. of Psalliota campestris,
42- 122*

hospes, Scitala, 31°251*
hospita, Bdella, Scirus, 40°224*
Host plants of loranthaceae, 26-7
hostilis, Onthophagus, 27- 306
hothamensis, Heteronyx, 33:°59*
Houghton district, age of yatalite near,
33-104; cambrian basal beds of, 30-256,
33°105; geology of, 33°103; petro-
graphical notes on pre-cambrian rocks
of, 33:101; petrography of intrusive
rocks in, $3°118; petrology of sedi-
mentary rocks of, 33:132; physiography
of, $33:102; pre-cambrian deposits of,
39-1; tertiary in, 33-106
Houghton magma, 33-101
House-building, Mailu, 39-522, 633
Howcuin, WaALtTer. Autoclastic, intra-
formational, enterolithic, and desicca-
tion breccias and conglomerates, with
references to some South Australian
occurrences, 44-300
Description of a disturbed area of
cainozoic rocks in South Australia,
with remarks on its geological sig-
nificance, 35°47
Description of a new and extensive area
of permo-carboniferous glacial deposits
in South Australia, 34:231
Description of an old lake area in
Pekina Creek, and its relation to
recent geological changes, 33°253
Further notes on the geology of Kan-
garoo Island, 27°75
Geological memoranda, 43°45
Geological sketch-map, with descriptive
notes on upper and lower Torrens-
limestones in the type district, 39°]
Geology of Mount Lofty*’ranges, pt. 1:
coastal district, 28°253; pt. 2: lower
and basal beds of the cambrian,
30°227
Glacial (permo-carboniferous) moraines
of Rosetta Head and King’s Point,
- South Australia, 34-1
List of foraminifera and other organic
remains obtained from two borings
on the Lilydale sheep-station, 39-345
New locality for older tertiary (miocene)
fossiliferous beds, 42°294
Note on the generic position of certain
Australian cambrian trilobites, 44-382
Notes on diatomaceous earth from Lord
Howe Island, 41-659
Notes on the discovery of a large mass
of living coral in Gulf St. Vincent,
with bibliographical references to the
recent corals of South Australia,
33°242
Notes on the extinct volcanoes of Mt.
Gambier and Mt. Schank, South Aus-
tralia, 25°54
Notes on the geology of Ardrossan and
neighbourhood, 42-185

Notes on a high-level occurrence of a
fossiliferous bed of upper cainozoic
age in the neighbourhood of the
Murray plains, 40°258

Notes on recurrent transgressions of the
sea at Dry Creek, 36°34

Notes on the remarkable hailstorm near
Adelaide on May 12, 1917, 41-323

Occurrence of the genus Cryptozo6n in
the (?)cambrian of Australia, 38-1

On an outlier of older cainozoic rocks
in the River Light near Mallala, 36°14

Preliminary note on the existence of
glacial beds of cambrian age in South
Australia, 25°10

Remarks on a recent visit to Lake Eyre
district, 28°303

Sarsen stones and drift pumice in New
Zealand, 44-383

Solvent effects of sea-water on
stones, 44°381

Suggestions on the origin of the salt
ois of southern Yorke Peninsula,

25;1

Supplementary notes on the occurrence
of aboriginal remains discovered by
S. A. White at Fulham, with remarks

lime-

on the geological section, 43°81]
Howchin, Walter, congratulated on
award of Clarke Memorial Medal,

32°395; on award from the Lyell Fund,
38°476, 486; on Geology of South Aus-
tralia, 43-418

Howchin, Walter, criticism of W. G.
Woolnough’s paper on the geology of
the Mt. Lofty Ranges, 32:389

howchini, Ptychoparia, 43-385

Howden, Mt., analvsis of chiastolite schist
from, M2-274: chiastolites of, M2°192;
cobaltite, erythrite, and nvrrotite near
M2-318; geology of, M2-191

howensis, Colasnoides. 39°-280*; Conger-
muraena, 40°438*: Rhyssoplax, 44-291 ;
Tomoxia, 41°:244*

Howitt, A. W., on disease among Narrin-
yeri, 35°20

howitti, Aphodius, 933:344: Drillia,
33-301; Onthonhagus, 27-:282*; Rhy-
varida, 39:°120*: Sclerorinus, 38:19;
Talaurinus, 38:13

huebneri, Hyalarcta, Oiketicus, 31:195

Huelbyjerkerno Creek, lower cambrian
quartzites at, M2-242

Hugh River, 38°43, 411

hughendensis, Aucella, Avicula, M2-14

hullianus, Chiton, 35°98, 36:152; Tonicia,
35°104*

Humbug Scrub, petrographv of _ pre-
cambrian and ‘Upland Miocene’ at,
33°107; petrology of sedimentary rocks
from, 33°134

Humea punctulata, 42°56

humerale,-is, Aedriodes, 28°113*;
plectron, 41:172*; Decilaus, 37°255*;
Diphucephala, 30-267 ; Leptops, 38-294 ;

Cteno-

86

Mandalotus, 31:159*; Onthophagus,
27°306; Pachyporopterus, 37°369* ; Por-
opterus, 33°:191*, 37°348; Pseudapries,
37-419"; Rhyparida, 39- 160*; Syze-
tonellus, 41-185

humerana, Conchylis, Doleromima, 26°158

humilis, Automolus, 30°283; Goodenia,
42°55; ‘Hesperilla, 26°73, 35°125;
Heteronyx 34°183*; Liparetrus, 30°283;
Scaevola, 40°72

Humming birds, introduction into South
Australia, 43°426

Hunt, H. A. Notes on the rainfall [in
the neighbourhood of tke _ districts
traversed by the
Museum expedition to the
and Cooper Creeks], 41:424

Hunter Gully, upper Torrens-limestone
at, 39°7

hunterensis, Chalcopterus, 37°8

huntiana, Drakea, 42°32*

Hunting among aborigines of north-west
South Australia, 28°14; of west coast
of Northern Territory, 31:19; among
the Mailu, 39-601

hurama, Hasora, 26°124, 35-171; Hes-
peria, 35-°171; MHesperilla, 26-124;
Ismene, 26:124, 35-171; Parata, 35-171

huronense, Tanacetum, 36°172

Hyacinth near Mt. Crawford, 33-144

Hyalaea inflexa, trispinosa, 31°107

Hyalarcta, 31°:193*; synopsis of species
of, 31-194

Strzelecki

Hyalarcta huebneri, 31°195; nigrescens,
31°194; ptiloclada, 31-195*

hyalina, Podagrionella, 37°80*; Pupa,
31:310*

hyalinipennis, Tetracnemella, 41°355*

hyalinopa, Cryptophaga, 25 82*, 26-237,
30:196; Cryptophasa, 26-204

hyalistis, Narycia, Xysmatodoma, 27-232*

hyaloessa, Crexa, 26°184*

hyaloscopa, Plutorectis, 31-203*

Hyalostelia australis, the anchoring
spicules of a hexactinellid sponge from
the ordovician rocks of the MacDonnell
Ranges, Central Australia; by R. Ether-
idge, 40°148

hyalotypa, Pygospila, 32°94*

Hyblaea ibidias, 27-15

Hybocrossa, 41°105*; paratypa, 41°105*

Hyborrhynchus mastersi, 28-12

Hybrenia occidentalis, 44°209*; pilesa,
44:210*; pimelioides, 44°198; torrida,
44-210*

hybridus, Melanterius, 37-182*

hydara, Philobota, 41°82

Hydnum coralloides, muelleri, rufescens,
zonatum, 43°304

Hydriomena actinipha, 26°248*; pento-

donta, 39°376*
Hydrochelidon leucoptera grisea, 41°662
Hydrocotyle plebeia, 42°52
Hydrography of Orroroo district, 33-255
Hydrophilus gayndahensis, ruficornis,
25-129; scissipalpis, 25-128*

South Australian |

Hydroporus collaris, 25°124, 27-92;
penicillatus, 25: 125

hygrometrica, Funaria, 26°35

Hygrophorus conicus, miniatus, 43-281*;

psittacinus, 43°282*
Hyla gilleni, 38-446
hylas, Hemaris, 29-179
Hylebatis, 32-84*; scintillifera, 32°84*
hylobita, Machacritis, 41-60*
Hylochelidon nigricans caleyi, 41-454
hylophila, Nephogenes, 41:95*
hymenaea, Eulechria, 26-149*
Hymenochaete adustum, 43-308
Hymenoptera, chalcidoid, new genera
and species of, 37°65, 67
Hymenoptera from north-western South
Australia; by Wm. Morton Wheeler,
39:°805
Hymenoptera, proctotrypoidea, Australian,
37-130, 38°58, 39°384, 40-9
Hymenoptera from Central Australia; by
W. W. Froggatt, 38-459
Hymenosoma rostratum, 30°114
Hynum meruloides, 43°305
Hyolithes communis, 29:251
hyotidoidea, Ostrea, 42°300
Hyparinus, 37-:341; dispar, 37-342 ; tenul-
rostris, 37°342*
‘“Hypena gypsospila, 27:14*;
27°49*; rhynchophora, 27: 49*
Hypeninae, 27°12
hyperacria, Epichorista, 40°515*
Hypercallia, 26-141; trichroa, 26-141*
hyperchroa, Heliothis, 44- 131*
Hypercydas, 27-23*; calliloma, 27°23*
hypverhemileuron, Dentalium, 35- As
Hyperlopha amicta, 27-10*
hyperoides, Gonipterus, Oxyops, 38°318

melasticta,

Hypertricha ephelota, 27-201; stena-
delpha, 29-110*

Hypertropha, 30°51; chlaenota, 30°52;
rhothias, 30°51*; tortriciformis, 30°52;

zophodesma, 30°51*
Hyperxena zirophora, 40°502*
Hyphaeria assimilis, 28-110
Hyphantidium hyposcopa, 29:105*
Hypholoma elaeodes, fasciculare, 42°128*;
fragile, perplexum, sublateritium,
42-129*
hypnorum, Galera, 42-119*
Hypnos subnigrum, 32°292
Hypoaspis mea minusculus, 40°227*

Hypobleta, 32:°77*, 44- 169* : cymaea,

2-73"

pe ocaceus piscarius, 27°108*; sinae,
7:°108; vernulus, 27:108*

calle: Oreta, 29°179*; Simaethis,

29-113*

hypochalcea, Augomela, 40-411

hypochlora, var. of Ocybadistes walkeri,
35-149*

hypochoeridis, Puccinia, 39°353

hypocritus, Leptops, 40°333

Hypoderes, 39-235

hypogramma, Xanthorrhoe, 27°185*

aa"

Hypographa cyanorrhoea, 22° t9i",
30-196; eremoea, 31°171*

Hypolaena exsulca, 42°41

hypolepta, Analdes, 40°533*

hypoleuca,-us, Batrachedra, 28-170*;
Euchloris, 30°127; Falco, 39-744;

Gymnorhina, leuconota, 38-433
Hypoleucus fuscescens, 40-590;
hypoleucus, 38°424, 40°590
hypomela, Elinostola, 31°193*
hypomeloma, Ocybadistes, 35°152*
Hypomyces aurantius, 43°313
Hypoperigea, 44-147*
hypopolia, Nephogenes, 41:99*
Hyposada, 44-169*
hyposcopa, Hyphantidium, 29-105*
hypotherma, Corula, 27-40*
Hypothripa polia, vallata, 27-7
hypoxantha, Pycnocera, 41-102; Uzucha,
26-199
hypoxylon, Xylaria, 43-314
Hypselodoris epicuria, 29°153*

varius

hypselogeneion, Spheroides, 40-451;
Tetraodon, 40°450

hypsichora, Eupselia, 30°39*

Hypycnopa, 27-183*; delotis, 27-184*

hystricosa,-us, Ampagia, 37-298* - Aparete,
38-329*; Decilaus, 37-380*

iacchoides, var. of ‘Trapezites maheta,
35°140

iacchus, Papilio, 35°137; Papilis, Steropis,
26°87; Telesto, 35-138; Trapezites,
26°87, 89, 35°137-140

ibidias, Hyblaea, 27-15

icela, Micrapatetis, 44-160*

icelomorpha, Eclipsiodes, 32:105*

iceryae, Lestophonus, 40-594

ichyosomus, Tyrtaeosus, 37-337

ida, Dinesus, 43:381: Limnoecia, 32:119*

Idaethina cincta, deyrollei, 26-307

Idalima, 27-2*, 44-127*; affinis, 27-2;
hemiphragma, 27-216; maculosa, 27-2;
placodes, 27-216

idarniformis, Dolichotrypes, 40°9*

Tdarnoides, 37- 100*; channingi, 37-101*

idiochroa, Chrysoryctis, 42-238*

idiocosma, Lepidotarsa, Peltophora, 41-105

idiocrossa, Cleora, 42°284*

Idiodes homophaea, loxosticha, 30°135

idiosema, Heliocausta, 41°113*

idiosticha, Ocystola, 41°63*

idiotypum, Theridion, 41-484*

Idonearea robusta, M2-27*

idothea, Hesperilla, 35-123: Telesta,
96-68, 35°123: Trapezites, 35-123

Idracowra, 38°49; station, 38-44

Teracidea berigora, 38° 426, 41-449; beri-
gora berigora, 39-744

ignaria, Titinia, 29-219

igneonitens, Geloptera, 39°255*

Tgneous dyke at Antechamber Bay, 27:82

Igneous rocks at Ayers Ranges, 29:78; of
Everard Ranges, 29°76; of Indulkana
outcrop, 29°79; of Mann Ranges,

29°66; of Mount Davis, 29°74; of Mus-
grave Ranges, 29-60

Igneous rocks of Encounter Bay, South
Australia; by W. R. Browne, 44-1

ignipicta, Polydesma, 38:°457

ignita, Augomela, 27:309

ignobilis, Clania, 31°197; Entometa,
31-197, 207; Heteronyx, 34:174*
ignota, Diphucephala, 33-18: var. of

Mordella baldiensis, 41°218
Tlema haploa, 42°277
iliacus, Critomerus, aha e 37°305
illaetabilis, Tomyris, 39°181*
Illbillie, Mt., 39-716
Illestus productus, 26°316
illibrata-us, Helcioniscus, 30°205

*, 36:18],
192
Tllidgea,

36°92*; aethalodes, 26:199*;
16-tuberculata, 36-93*
ilidgei, Geloptera, 39°260*; —Todis,
30°127
illota,-us, Copidita, 41°306*; Elaphodes,
44-245 ; Meryx, 26°318

illuminans, Agaricus, Pleurotus, 43-286
Iimenite grits at Deep Creek, 33-105

Imaliodes' binodosus; 37:273*; frater,
36°87*; latipennis, 37-274*; longipes,
37°273* ; oopterus, 37°-409*; ovipennis,

scitulus, 36°86* ; squamirostris, 37°411*;
ventralis, 37°410*
Imaus, 30°126; ochrias, 30°126*

imberbis, Anthistiria, 40°57; Myctides,
30° 100*

Imbricaria ciliata, 43°39

imitator, Auletes, 934:41*; Ditropidus,
44:229*; Heteronyx, 33°34*; Manda-
lotus, 30°149*; Melanterius, 37°315*;
Talaurinus, 38:15; Tyrtaeosus, var.
norfolcensis, 37°338*

immaculata,-us, var. of Schizorrhina atro-
punctata, 38°165*; Xylophilus, 41-184

immansueta,-us, Acalles, 42°272; Lycosa,
39°787

immersa, Crepidula, 36:207

immitis, Caulobius, 30°:289*

immundum, Apion, 34:27

impar, Heteronyx, 34:213*; Pamphila,

Parnara, 35°164; Tapinoschema, 38:187
impendens, Mangilia, 33-°313*

imperatae, Cantharellus, 43-271*
imperfectus, Baryconus, 40°27*
imperialis, Chalcopterus, 37°9; Scalaria,

30:144; Stigmodera, 40-116
Implements of aborigines of north-
western South Australia, 28°24; of west
coast of Northern Territory, 31°30; of
the Wororro, 41:23
impolitus, Melanterius, 29-223
imponderosus, Lixus, 35-79*
impressa, Scitala, 31°244
impressiceps, Edusa, 39:229*;
sium, 28°33*
impressicollis, Liparetrus,
daus, 36°95*
Tomyris, 39°17 73

Notocere-

41°530; Omy-
Talaurinus, 38°17;

88

impuncticollis, Euops, 33-178*

inaequalis, Geloptera, 39:240*;
glyphus, 40-239*

inamabilis, Exithius, 36-115*

inamoenus, Platydesmus, 31°272*

inassueta, Prometapus, 28-215

incana,-um,-us, Neoclithria, 38:160; On-

Tyro-

thophagus, 27°301; Sinapis, 35° 60;
Trichinium, 39-829 ; Trichinium, var.
grandiflorum, 41°380; Tychreus,
37°293*; var. of Hibbertia vireata,
43°36*

incandescens, Panus, 43:286
incerta,-us, Liparetrus, 29°320*; Man-
gilia, Mitromorpha, 33-330

incertior, Psammoecus, 27:154*

inchoata, Bassia, 38°463*, 39°94; Chloro-
chroma, 30-127

incil, Chiton, Onithochiton, 35-101

incisa,-us, Cossonus, 36°139; Mandalotus,
33°163*, 36°80; Tomyris, 39-186*;
Urtica, 26°32; Xylophilus, 41-185

inclarata, Epiplema, Erosia, 27-20

incognita,-us, Heteronyx, 33°52; Rhopaea,
35°195*

incomptus, Heteronyx, 33:29*

inconsisella, Scardia, 32°118

inconspicua,-us, Chalcopterus,
Cucumaria, 39°17;

38:°235 ;

Mandalotus, 40-329* - Synomus,
38:293*: Tomyris, 39-184"; war) oF
Mordella baldiensis, 41-218

inconstans, Auletes, 34°:41*; Coenobius,
44°253*; Decilaus, 37°378*; Episodiocis,
37:234*; Meniomorpha, 37:290; Meso-

tretis, 41°156*; Misophrice, 38-342;
Timareta, 33°152*

incornutus, Cryptodus, 43°233; Ontho-
phagus, 27-304

incrassata, Eucalyptus,. 32-280, 40°478;
var. angulosa, 40°69; var. dumosa,

26°14, 40°69, 43-38

incrusta, Drillia, 33:309

incrustans, Homonhyllia, 30-161*. 33:247

incurva.-us, Aucella, M2-14*: Myllocerus,
33°147*; Terebratula, 34°96

indecorella, Sphyrelata, 41°116

Indembo Well, 38:47

Indicolite on Kangaroo Islard. 34:14]

indicum,-us, Gnaphalium. 38-471, 40-461;
Notorhynchus, 32:°289; Sporobolus,
36°25

indigaceus, Amarygmus, 37°33

indignus, Anodontonyx, 31°264*. 42°255

indistincta,-us, Heterocerus, 27-180; Stig-
matops, 38°436

Indulkana, desert sandstone at, 29°86, 87;
igneous rocks at, 29°79; metamorphic
rocks at, 29°80; ordovician beds at,
29°82

Indulkana Range, 39°710

Industries of the Mailu, 39°640

induta, Balanophyllia, 28°69*

inepilis, Hypoaspis, 40°227*

inermicollis, Aneurystipus, 41°570*

—— ae

Heteronyx, 34:216*; |

inermis, Cleptor, 39°303; | Leptops,
40°346* ; Lycosura, 42:268; Macroura,
26°310*; “Magdalis, 33-179*; Ontho-

phagus, 27°295

infaustus, Cherrus, 28°93; Decilaus, Dras-
sicus, 42- 271

infirmus, Heteronyx, 34°175*

inflata,-us, Atlanta, 31-107; Campanotus,

40°37; Limacina, 31°107; Misophrice,

30:76*; Myrmotrema, 40:37; Mytilus,

M2-18; Neomerimnetes, 34°16*; Pale-
*

ticus, 37°250
inflectus, Placotrochus, 27-:213*
inflexa, Cavolina, Hyalaea, 31-107
infracompressus, Trochocyathus, 27-209*
infulatus, Cryptorrhynchus, 25-30
infumata, Columbella, Pyrene, 34°132
infuscatus, Heteronyx, 34°172
infuscipes, Bothriopria, 39-409*
ingens, Helaeus, 41°579
Inglewood district, apatite of, 33: 116;
biotite of, 33-115; epidote of, 33° TES

89

felspars of, 33-111; hornblende of,
33-115; petrography of pre-cambrian
of, 33:110; petrology of sedimentary ©

rocks of, 33°136
quartz and sphene of, 33-116;
ferous iron and uralite of, 33°115
ingrata,-us, Collybia, 43-280*;
onyx, 33°58*
Inheritance among the Mailu, 39°637

; pyroxene of, 33-114; |
titani-

Heter- |

Initiation among the Larrekiya, 31:10, 15; |

of boys

among the Mailu, 39°573;
of girls

among the Wogait, 31:11;
among the Larrekiya, 31:13
Inlodimorpha bakewelli, pupa cases of,
34-254
Inman Valley, 35°109; cambrian basal
beds at, 30-:252; pre- cambrian beds at,
— 30-258;
— 28-207
Innamincka, 41:410
innotabilis, Triphora, 33:283

Insecta of Cooper Creek country, 41°489

Insecta of the South Australian Museum
expedition to the Strzelecki and Cooper
Creeks; by Arthur M. Lea, 41-489

Insect-catching grass; by Arthur M. Lea,
39°92

Insects collected in the north-western
region of South Australia by H. Base-
dow, with descriptions of new species
of mantidae and phasmidae; by J. G.
O. Tepper, 29-237

insigne, Bolboceras, 40°280*

insignior, Laemophlaeus, 27-143*

insignipennis, Polyphrades, 38-312*

insignis, Axionicus, var. _ interioris,
37° 901*; Eurydemus, 39-127; Lipa-
retrus, 41-532"; Tomyris, 39-173" ;

_ Uracanthus, 40:370*

_insignita, Diethusa, 43°346*

Insolation, effect on glass, M2-225; in
Broken Hill area, M2-225

insolitus, Liparetrus, 29-330*

insularis, Anodontonyx, 43:217*; Cheir-
rhamphica, 43-203*; Cudnellia, 39° 334" ;
Diphucephala, 40- 297"; Sleqeens.
38-148; Hemipharis, var. speciosa,
42-262; Hoploteleia, 37-134*; Leptops,
40°344*; Maechidius, 41°516*; Miso-
phrice, 38°338* ; Telenomoides, 37:169* ;
Tychreus, 37°-4380*; var. of Phyllotocus
bimaculatus, 43:196*

insulicola, Haplaner, 25-114*; Mecyna,
42-°280*

integra, Zuzara, 34°83

integriceps, Onthophagus, 27°303

integricolle, Apion, 34-27

quartzites and sandstones at,

innumera, Coesyra, Ocystola, 41:61

ino, Scitala, 31:249*

Inoceramus, sp. ind., M2-17

Inocybe albidipes, 42:107*; asterospora,
42-105*; australiensis, 42:109*; floccu-
losa, 42:108*; gomphodes, 42:106*: |
obscura, 42-107* ; subasterospora, 42°106

inominatus, Poropterus, 42°27) |

inornata,-um,-us, Apion, 34:28*; Camp- |

torrhinus, 87-444". "38° 343: Ceratoteleia,

Daphnella,

inguilina, Chalmydopsis, 43:175; Tubaria,
42-120*

inquinata,-us, Chiton, 36°14],: Cymindis,
25-106; Ectroma, 25-106, 107; Ischno-
chiton, 36°141; Lepidopleurus, 36-141,
44-283 4

inscripta, Eupoecila, 38-156; Lichenaula,
26°197

insculpta, Mangilia, 33°315

Insecta from Central Australia; by Arthur
M. Lea, 38°448

Mangilia, |

intercalatum, Dentalium, 23°135, 35-216

intercoxalis, Articerus, 42:249*; Chryso-
mela, 40°399*; Geloptera, 39-245*;
Mandalotus, 0-138% ; Myllocerus,
38:278*; Oricopis, 41°314*; Porop-
terellus, 36°90*; Rodwayia, 43-174*

interioris, Atherina, 33:264; Chalcop-
terus, 37°12; Emenadia, 41-257;

Glaucopela, 39:797*; Helaeus, 41:579;
Heteronyx, 33°69*; Rhyparida, 39-128;
Sclerorrhinus, 28- 112; var. of Axionicus

insignis, 37-201*; var. of Leptops
duponti, 40-330; Xylophilus, 41-204*

intermedia,-us, Buccinulus, 31:310; Chal-
copterus, 37°13; Hemirhamphus,
33°263; Heteronyx, 33:°75*; Ischno-
chiton, 44-284; Leucopogon, 39-98%;
Prostomis, 27:134*; Pupa, Solidula,
31-310

Bee Gymnorhina tibicens, 38-433,
4

intermixta,-us, Exithius, 37:397*; Tima-
reta, 33°151*

internata, Uropoda, 40:236*

International Research Council, 43-427,
428, 432, 44-395

interocularis, Copidita, 41:302*; Hap-
lonycha, 41°502*; Mandalotus, 35-69%,
40-322

interrupta,-us, Belus, 41°599*; Colum-

bella, 34:137; Copidita, 41-305* ;
nax, 40°317*; Lobogethes,
Monolepta, 41°630*; Neomelanterius,
37:195*; Xylophilus, 41-185
intersecta, Macrotristria, 38-347
interstitialis, _Camptorrhinus,
Melobasis, 25-130* ;
aT iat"
intonsa, Eutorna, 30-42*
Intraformational breccias and conglom-

For-
27-23);

37°444*;

Pycnomerus,

erates, 44-306

intricata,-um,-us, Argyroploce, 40°532*;
Balaninus, 28-133*: Diphobia, 41°155*;
Dolophones, 39°782* ; Prasophyllum,
Se coo", ol2: var. of Eupoecila aus-
tralasiae, 38:154*; var. of Macro-

helodes crassus, 43°249

Intrusive rocks of Aldgate, petrography
of, 33:127; of Broken Hill’ area;
M2: 243; of Houghton district, petro-
graphy ‘of, 33118; of Mt. Compass,
petrography of, 33:138; of Normanville
Gorge and Yankalilla, petrography of,
33°129

intrusus, Heteronyx, 34°158*

inusitatus, Mandalotus, 31:°163*;
desmus, 31°272*; Poropterus, 29°-228*

invalida, Peltonyxa, 26°312*; Scala,
30°148*

invasa, Turriga, 27°17

inversus, Parasitus, 40°229*

invidus, Euryporopterus, Paleticus, 37-304

involutus, Paxillus, 42°103*

io, Ceraphron, 38-107

iobaphes, Oenochroa, 44°62

iobrota, Porthesia, 26-177

iodes, Oecophora, 25:94*

Iodine and bromine content of a sample
of water from Lake Gairdner; by W.
Ternent Cooke, 41°39

Todis illidgei, submissaria, 30°127

iodoformis, var. of Psalliota arvensis,
42-123*

iole, Ceraphron, 38-112*

Ionisation curve of methane; by Sir W.

H. Bragg and W. T. Cooke, 31:11]
Ionisation of gases by alpha particles of
radium, 30°1, 116
by the impact of

Ionisation produced
solid bodies in air; by Kerr Grant and

G. E. M. Jauncey, 36°1

Ionisation remaining in_- gases. after
removal from the influence of the
ionising agent; by J. P. V. Madsen,
32°12

Ion-proteid theory, 29°6

Ions, recombination of, in air and other
gases, 29:]87

iophaénna, Eublemma, 44:164*

losceles, Cincindela, 41°123

iosoma, Nemoria, 30 129

iozona, Coesyra, 41°68

Ipanica, 44-]128*

Iphierga crypsilopha, 27:73*;
26°246* ;
26°246*

melichrysa,
polyzona, 27° 939* ; pycnozona,

Platy-

90

Ipsichora, 30°97; synopsis of Australian

species of, 30 97
Ipsichora desiderabilis, 30-98*; dupli-
cata, 30°99*; femorata, 30°97; mac-
leayi, 30°98*; mesosternalis, 30:97*
Iptergonus, 32°219*; bifurcatus, 32:219*;
niveopictus, 32°220*

iredalei, Acanthiza, morgani, 39°753;
Ischnochiton, 44:284

iridea, Augomela, 40°411; Mordella,
41-234*

iridescens, Caladenia, 44°328*; Chalcop-
terus, 37:22*; Deretaphrus, 27:124*;

Haplonycha, 31-268

iridipennis, Haplonycha, 41°508*; Lipa-
retrus, 29°303

iridiventris, Chalcopterus, 37°12

iridocosma, Alypophanes, 32-°63*

Iridomyrmex cyaneus, 39°812*; detectus,
var. viridiaenus, 39-811; discors, var.
aeneogaster, 39°811*; gracilis, var.
spurcus, 39 813*; rufoniger, 39-812

iris, Haliotis, 36:187

irisodontes, Phasianotrochus, 38:364

Iron ore from Port Lincoln district,
31°75; from Wadella Springs, 31°77

Iron sulphide from Mootooroo West
Mine, M2°-318

Ironstone ‘biscuits at Cape Jervis,
28°305

Tronstone near Broken Hill, M2°318

Irpex brevis, cingulatum, consors, decur-

rens, 43-305; saepiaria, 43-
irrasa,-us, Automolus, 30°285* ; Decilaus,
29-239" ; Mandalotus, 35°70"; Pseudo-

poropterus, 37:246*; ‘Tomyris, 39-190*
irregulare,-is, Adelium, 38°401*; Dictyo-
cyathus, M2-145* ; Liparetrus, a1: 552* ;

Sclerorinus, 38°19; Spirocyathus,
M2-148*
irroratus, Brachysphyrus, 27-160*

irrorea, Argyroploce, 40°539*

isabella, Stiltia, 34°251, 38-422

isabellina,-us, Achopera, 37°282*; Calo-
manthus campestris, 39°751, 41°457

Isacantha congesta, 32°239; dermesti-
ventris dermestiventris var. fumigata,
fascicularis, 32:238; papulosa, 32-239’;
pectoralis, 32°238; rhinotioides, 32-239

Isachne australis, 35°3

Isaphes, 27-:136; bicolor, 27°137

Isax, 37°415; planipennis, 37-279

Ischiopsopha bourkei, 38°144
Ischnochiton albinus, arbutum, 44-284
atkinsoni, | 42°80, 44-275, 280, O84:

atkinsoni lincolnensis, 44-275*, 280, 284;

auratus, 44:277*; bakeri, @6:1G0";

bednalli, 36°166*; campbelli, 44-281;

cariosus, 35°96, 36:144; contractus,
35°97, 36°145, 44-284; crispus, 35-96,
36:144, 44:273,284: crispus, var.
decoratus, 44:284; decussatus, 35°97,
36°146; falcatus, 42°81; fruticosus,
36°145; fulvus, 36°149, 44-281; greyi,
44-281; eryei, 36:149; haddoni,
35°96. 36:144, 44-273; inquinatus,

tg Se ag

SD ate an ge ee a ee

36:141; intermedius, iredalei, 44-284;
juloides, 35°96, 36°143; levis, 36-168" ;
lineolatus, 44°273,284; longicymba,
36°145, 44°284; mayi, var. viridis,
44:264*; milligani, 42°81; novae-
hollandiae, 36:°150; pallens, 36°143;
parkeri, 36°149; pilsbryanus, 36-143;
pilsbryi, 36-144; properensis, 44°278* ;
proteus milligani, 44-284; ptychius,
35:97, 36°147; resplendens, 35-97,
Sean smaragdinus, 367148; sulcatus,

6°146; tateanus, 36°147: thomasi,

on 97, 36-149; ustulatus, 35°96, 36:144;

variegatus, 36: 146; verconis, 35°102*;
virgatus, 35°97, 36°148; sgn
36-147, 42°80

ischnodes, Corula, 27°10*; Eulechria,
26°150*

Ischnomera sublineata, var. monticola,
41-°314*

Ischnomyrmex longiceps, 40-217, 221

Ischnoradsia, Australian, 42°62; australis,
42°62, 44-285; australis evanida,
44-264; evanidus, metallicus, 42°62;

novae-hollandiae, 36°150, 42°62
ischnota, Guestia, 27-226*
Ischyja_cyanopasta, 32:64*;

polystigma,
27°36*; porphyrea, 28:217*

Isidora newcombi, 29-161

Ismene contempta, 35°171; discolor,
26-123, 35:168; doleschalli, 26-126,
35°168; hurama, 26°124, 35-171;
lucescens, 26°122; thymbron, 26-120,
35°168

ismene, Telesto, 26°73, 35°125

ismenoides, Corone, 26-115, 35°160

Isocardia tatei, M2-39*

Isocentris erromena, 32:99*

Isochorista eudrosa, 40°503*

Isocladus excavata, 34:84*

isodesma, Leptomeris, 27:217*;
aia, 28174"

Isoétes drummondi, 42-5

Isometroides vescus, 39°773

Isometrus vescus, 39°773

isoneura, Cryptophaga, 26°236*, 30°197

Isopeda_ conspersula, 39°785; dolosa,
41-485; gloriosa, 41°485*; leishmanni,
39-786

Isophyllia australis, 28-8, 33:246

Isoplatoides, 37°85*; bifasciatus, bipustu-
latus, 37°86

Isopod crustacea found in the nests of
ants in South Australia, 37-:116

Isopoda, Australian, 41:391

isozona, Philobota, 25-93*

isura, Lophoictinia, 38-425

Isuropsis glauca, 32°291

italicum, Echium, 35:3

Italowie Creek, cambrian glacial beds at,
25°45

Ithyocampus filum, 32-298

ixioides, Caladenia, 44°358; Thelymitra,
44-332

Limnoe-

jacksoniensis, Daphnella, 43-311;
meus, 32°294; Mangelia, 33-311;
Patella, 30- 912, 36°184,198; Patella,
var. mixta, 30-212; Rhyssoplax,
44-290; Tectura, 30-212: var. of
Acmaea flammea, 36°184, 198

Jacky’s Pass, 29°60, 63

jaffaensis, Cyclostrema, Daronia, 33-270* ;

Drillia, 33°298*; Magasella, 34-92*,
98; Pyrene, 34:143*
Jagged, Mt., 34-233, 238
James Range, 38°49
Jamestown, cambrian glacial beds at,

25°11; petrography of pre-cambrian at,
33° 110; petrography of boulder from
cambrian till, 33-130

janetta, Tagiades, 26°45, 35°116, 118

jansoni, Aegus, 38: 951; Chrysomela,
40-399

janthinae, Proctotrypes, 39:387*

jantinipennis, Hoplocephala, 38-221

japonicum, Gnaphalium, 39°841

Jassopsaltria, 38°350*; rufifacies, 38-250*

JauncEy, G. E. M., and Grant, KERR,
Ionization produced by the impact of
solid bodies in air, 3671

javanica, Hirundo, 36-239

jayi, Acanthiza pusilla, 38° 438

jeanensis, Drakaea, 44-322*

Jenolan caves, 34: 291

Jervis, Cape, "flora On 32-973:
‘biscuits’ from, 28°305

jesseni, Helichrysum, 40°75

Jewish type of aborigines of north-western
South Australia, 28-20

joannense, Desmophyllum, 26:3*

Jocara thermoptera, 27°59*, 30-196

Johannica metallica, 40:426*

johannis, Heteronyx, 36°46*

John, Mt., 38-408

Jouncocok, C. F. Further notes on the

botany of Willochra Valley, 26°31
Notes on the loranthaceae of Willochra
Valley, 26-7

Notes on Loranthus exocarpi, 27°253

Jounson, E. A. Note on a new Lingua-
tula, 34-248

JOHNSTON, T.

ironstone

Harvey, and CLenann, J.

Burton. Haematozoa of Australian
birds, 34-100
johnstoni; Delphinula, 30:149; Ptycho-
paria, 43-392*

JONES, F. Woop. External characters of
pouch embryos of marsupials: no. 1,
Trichosurus, vulpecula, var. typicus,
44-360

jonesi, Essolithna, 41-590*

JOSHUA, E. C., and Creep, E. South Aus-
tralian holothuroidea, with descriptions
of new species, 39°16

joshuana Leiostraca, $4:117

jourdani, Turbo, 32°338, 35°213, 42-300

jubata,-us, Chenonetta, 38:423; Heter-
onyx, 34-°196; Onthophagus, 27-306

jucundus, Chalcopterus, 37-9

jugosus, Chiton, Lophyrus, 36-152

jugularis, Colaspis, Geloptera, 39°240
jukesiana, Scala, Scalaria, 30°144
Julis purpurea, trilobata, umbrostigma,
40°445

juloides, Ischnochiton, 35:96, 36°143;
Stenochiton, 35°96, 36:°143, 42-65, 76*

juncifolia, Grevillea, 38°462

juncophila, Puccinia, 39°353

junctus, Microtragus, 41-621

Juncus holoschoenus, pallidus, 43: 28

jungi, Cicindela, 95°15*; Haplonycha,
30°322* :

Jurassic deposits in Central Australia,
38°42; on Finke and Hale rivers,
38°42

justaria, Acropteris, Micronia, 27°18

juvencus, Agetinus, 39°271*

juvenis, lLiparetrus, 29-301, 41°527;
Scitala, 31°256*

Kahlua among the Wororra, 41°33

kali, Salsola, 38:463

kampla, Nassaria, 31-102

kampylum Cymatium, 31:102

Kangaroo Creek, cambrian lower lime-
stone of, 30°247; pre-cambrian deposits
near, 39-2; upper Torrens-limestone at,

Kangaroo Gully, cambrian basal beds at,
30°255

Kangaroo Head, erratics near, 27°77

Kangaroo Island, aborigines of, 27°90,
314;. archaean and palaeozoic deposits
of, 27°80; asphaltum of, 27°86; biblio-
graphy of botany of, 32°253; bitumen
of, 27°86, 313, 315; cainozoic deposits
of, 36:15; enstatite basalt of, 34: 69;
flora of, 32:253; fossil resins of, 27-86;
gem-stones of, 27°83, 33°142; geology

of, 27°75; indicolite on, 34° 141; ob-
sidianite "from, 33-349: orchids of,
33°11; origin of lagoons on, 25:9;
post-tertiary and recent deposits on,

27°83; pre-tertiary glacial remains at,
27°75; rubelite on, 33:141; Tasmanian
element in flora of, 32°258; tourma-
line from, 27°313, 33°141

Kangaroo Island fauna and flora reserve,
32°418, 33:°343, 371, 34-276, 40-593,
598: history of, 30°362, 34°284. See
also Flinders Chase

Kangaroo, destruction of, on Kangaroo
Island, 35-220; protection of, 32-419,
35°249

Kanmantoo, biotite schist from, 32°134

Kanowana Station, 41°412

Kaolin deposits near Tumby Bay, 31°76

Kaolinized felspathic rocks from Long-
wood Gully, 27-311

Karabidion australe, 40°145

Karawa tribe, distribution of, 31°3

Karkurrerra tribe, 28-12; vocabulary of,
28°47

Karpeny, Mrs., her reminiscences, 35°16

Katherine River, rock-drawings at, 31°56

92

Kathetostoma, synopsis of species of,
| 39-471

Kathetostoma laeve, 39:469; nigro-

|

fasciatum, 39°469*
katowense, ‘Dentalium, 35°205
keartlandi, Lichenostomus, 38°436, 39-758
Kellia _atkineoni, 32-354; rostellata,
31°

Kellidie Bay, bird-protection reserve at,

34:277

| Kelly Hills, 29-63

ieee ilensis, Brachypeplus, 26-306*
kempeana, Acacia, 38°

465
39: 839; Millotia, var.

kempei, Calotis,

helmsi, 43°43

Kennedya nigricans, 35°60; prostrata,
26°33

kennedyi, Onosterrhus, 38°378*

2 te bore, cainozoic deposits in,
36°

Kentrocapros, 39-492

Kentrophyllum glaucum, 42-60

kenyoniana, Voluta, 36-228, 245

Kernera antarctica, 37-1

Kerosene shale from near Cape Banks,
43°54

kershawi, Amarygmus, 37°42*; Coesyra,
26°138; Copidita, 41-297; Homotrysis.,

44-204*; Pseudoclithria, 38-193*
kertlandi, Lichenostomus, 38:436, 39-758
Killalpaninna, 41-414
kimberi, Acanthochites, 36:167*; Acan-

thochiton, 44: 287; Adeorbis, 31-308* ;

| Angasia, 28°149*; Turritella, 32:342*;
34-120

31:298, 42:°274;

kingense,-is, Arsipoda,
Cercyon, 31°:231*; Cythara, Daphnella,
33°327

kingi, Ectrephes, 41°146;
29:179; Mesectrephes, 41:146

kingiae, Essolithna, 28-98*

kingicola, Crassatellites, 29-169, 31-311

King’s Bluff, gneissic aplite from Granite
Range west of, 28-188; gneissic granite
at, 28°181: lower cambrian quartzites
at, M2-240; monazite at, 30°192,
M2-296: petrography of pre-cambrian
at, 33:110; quartzites and sandstones
of, 28-204

King’s Head, permo-carboniferous
aines of, 34:1

King’s Park, 34-292

Kingscote, basalt from near, 34°69; flora
of, 32-253

Kingston, Mt., ordovician beds at, 29°84

Kinship among Mailu, 39:521; Wororra,
41°21, 29

Kintore, Mt., 29°65

Kionotrochus, 30°154*; suteri,

kippistiana, Hakea, 40°59

kirbyana, Diphyllocera, 31°28]

| kirbvi, Rhinotia, 32:237

Kitchen-midden at Monteith,
at Swanport, 35°6

kitsoni, Trematotrochus, 25°50*

Hemaris,

mor-

30°155*

35°14;

7

q

4

KLeeMAN, R. D.,
On the alpha particles of ‘radium, and
their loss of range in passing through
various atoms and molecules, 29-132

On the recombination of ions in air and
other gases, 29°187

klemi, var. of Rhyssoplax torrianus, |
43-72*
Kwnas, FpK., and Matitocy, J. R. New

Australian diptera from ants’ nests,
36:°233

Knowledge, state of, among Mailu, 39°701

Kobonga castanea, 38- 351%, 39°91; frog-
gatti, 39-91

kochi, Telesto, 26°75, 35°129

Kochia cannoni, 43° 29* ; ciliata, 41:43;
coronata, 41-43*; decaptera, 40-60;
eriantha, 39-828; lobiflora, 41-42:
planifolia, 41°636, 43°30; sedifolia,
39-827; villosa, 39-828

Kosbelea fusca, 37-99*

koebelei, Anepius, 26°30*; Cholevo-
morpha, 27-95*; Lepidiota, 36°54* ;
Mimemodes, 26°311* ; Onthophagus,
27-291*

Koeleria phleoides, 37°123
Koilotrochus vacuus, 26:259
Komorrkir tribe, distribution of, 31:2

Kooringa, Brighton- limestone _ breccia
near, 44°315
Kopionella, a3c(1*,

44-286; matthewsi,

44-286; tasmanica, 44:268*, 286

Kopperamanna, 41-414

Korrawa tribe, distribution of, 31°3

korschun, Milvus, affinis, 38-425, 41-449

Kraatz’s revision of the cetonides, critic-
ism of, 38°132

kraatzi, "Hemiopsida, Lycaon, 40°307

Kraussina atkinsoni, 34:99; lamarckiana,
34°98

kreffti, Pamphila, 26-105, 35-155, 156

kreuslerae, Earinus, 40- 399 ; Liparetrus,
29-300, 41-530

kreusleri, Anapestus, 41-146

Krichauff Range, 38°45, 412

Krupp Hill, 29-81; ordovician beds at,
29°83

Kujera tribe, distribution of, 31-2

Kukata tribe, vocabulary of language of,
44-76

Kulpara, purple slates at, 28-260, 269

Kumbarie, 41:409

kurandae, Amarygmus, 37-45*

Kurére, 39-506

Kuring-gai Chase, 34:291

Kurrekapinnya Soakage, rock-drawings
at, 28:39, 43

Kyphosus fuscus, 40°442; sydneanus,
33:°267

Labanda, 44-182*; amabilis, 27-47*

labiata, Crossea, 30°149; Triphora, 33-290
labiosus, Histiopterus, 33-269
Labrocoglossa nitida, 40°439*
labralis, Heteronyx, 32°382*

D

93

lachlanensis.

and Brace, Sir W. H. | labyrinthica,-us, Cossus, 28:247; Trictena,

28:247, 40: 591

labyrinthica, var. of Caledoniella contusi-
formis, 29°185*

Laccocephalum basilapiloides, 43-18*

Lacertilia from Central Australia; by F.
R. Zietz, 38-440

Lacertilia from the north-western regions
of South Australia; by F. R. Zietz,
39°766

Lacertilia of the South Australian Museum
expedition to Strzelecki and Cooper
Creeks; by F. R. Zietz, 41-469

lacertosa, Moruloidea, 32:150

Cardiothorax, 38°399

lachryma, Erato, 42:°150

Lacida postica, 27°16 .

laciniatus, Liparetrus,. 41:537*

lacordairei, Ennometes, 38° 253; Rhadino-
somus, 28: 81

Lacordairia, 25°115; aera 25-116

Lactarius serifluus, 43:274*; — steno-
phyllus, 43-273* ; subtomentosus, 43°274*

lacteola, Drillia, 33:304*; var. crebre-
spirata 33°305* ; var. sinusegens,
33°33) ;

lactinea, Trametes, 43°303

Lactuca scariola, 42-60

lacunaria,-um, Eragrostis, 39°825; Sol-
anum, 26°34

lacunosa,-us, Pteroporopterus, 36-101*;

Tapinoschema, 38:188

lacustris, Belus, 41°609*

ladon, Papilio, 26-120, 35-168

Lady Alice Mine, 33-108

Lady Don, chiastolites of, M2-210

Laelia eremaea, obsoleta, 27:16;
cina, 26°181*

Laemophlaeus, 27-138; synopsis of Aus-
tralian species of, 27-138

Laemophlaeus articeps,. 27:144; aus-
tralasiae, 27°146; blackburni, 42-254;

ostra-

diemenensis, 27:140*; frenchi, 27-146*,
42:254; insignior, 27:143*; _ lindi,
27:141; macleayi, 27:145; murray-
ensis.) 2a. pusillus,, 27-144;
pusulae, 27°142* : tasmanicus, 27°144;

victoriae, 27°182*
Laemosaccus, 28°134 —
laeta,-us, Notophilus, 25°114; Saprinus,
27:107; Stethaspis, 35-179; Titinia,
29-219, 30-323. var. of Edusa perplexa,
39-203
laeteor, Melithreptus gularis, 38°435
laetifica, Sphyrelata, 41-116*
laevatus, Liparetrus, 29-316
laeve, Kathetostoma, 39-469
laeviceps, Emenadia, 41:260*
laevicollis, Cleptor, 39-312*
laevigatum, Leptospermum, var.
41-385
laevis, Cassinia, 42°56; Diuris, 44°335;
Exosphaeroma, 34°84* ; Halimus.
29-119; Liparetrus, 29- 317; Nephrurus,
38-441; Zuzara, 34°84*

minus,

94

laeviventris, Ashmeadopria, 39°440* ;
Odontacolus, 39°451*

Lagenoplastes ariel, 38°428, 41°455

pawoone of Kangaroo Island, origin of,
25°

Lagoons of southern Yorke Peninsula,
fauna of, 25°9; origin of, 25-1

lagotis, Thalacomys, 41°433

Lagria affinis,41:174; albovillosa, cyanea,
41°175; decipiens, 41°176*; erythrop-
tera, 41°177*; grandis, 41°174;. pul-
chrivaria, 41:175*; rufescens, ruficollis,
41-174; tenuicollis, 41°177*

Lagynodes flavus, 38°94*

Laius, synopsis of species of, 41:14]

Laius acervatus, 41°1383*; ammophilus,
41-:132*; apicicollis, 41-°129*; aula-
cophoroides, 41-138" ; cinctus, 41°141;

concavifrons, 41°135*; egenus, 41°140;
eyrensis, 41-139; filamentarius, 41-136*;
flavifrons, 41° 137"; flavonotatus,
41°131*; ‘melanoderes, at: 130* ; miracu-
lus, 41°128*; mirocerus, 41°130*; nodi-
cornis, 41°139; oblongosignatus, 41°140;
pretiosus, 41-139; purpureipennis,
40°321* quinquenotatus, 41:140;
sordidus, 41°132*; stenotarsus, 41°134*;
tarsalis, trisignatus, 41-140; variegatus,
41-139

Lake. See under name of lake;

Lagoon
Lake, ancient, in Pekina Creek, 33-253
1, 41-456;

Lake’s Nob, M2-253

Lalage tricolor, 38°430, 39:75
stomach contents of, 38°439, 41-467

lallemantiana, Clathurella, Pleurotoma,
33-309

Lamarckia aurea, 40°57

lamarckiana, Kraussina, Megerlina, Tere-
bratula, 34:98

lamberti, Leggeornis, assimilis, 41°459;
Leggeornis, morgani, 38-432

Lambinna, 39-709

Lamellaria australis, 29°181*

lamellatus, Melanterius, 37°308*

Lamellicornes pleurosticti, 29°275;
lation of tribes of, 29°:276

lamellosa, Clathurella, Daphnella, 33-325;
Turritella, 34°118

see also

tabu-

laminata,-us, Derbyiella, 37°442; Odo- |
syllis, 37°412*; Onthophagus, OF 2in;
Pseudometyrus, 37°425

laminipectus, Mandalotus, 40°325*

Lamitema, 34°55*; decipiens, 34:55*

lampas, ‘Agaricus, 43°286; Pleurotus,
43-286

Lampeyresia ferraria, 40°535*

Lampona punctigera, 39:780

lamprieri, Raja, 32-292

Lamprolepis, chrysochroa, 26°189

Lamprolina discoidalis, 40°417; fovei- |
latera, 40°418*; grandis, simillima,

40-417; simplicipennis, 40°418*
Lampusia nodocostata, 31°102; verrucosa,
36°218
Lamyrodes argillacea, 40°505*

| latens,

lanata, Triodia, 40°57*

lanaticollis, Liparetrus, 29-309
lanceolata,-um, Angasia, 28°146; Praso-
phyllum, 44: 393% ; Rilia, 27: 17; San- |
talum, 26°33

lancifer, Pegasus, 33°263

Land tenure among the Mailu, 39°592

landsboroughi, Melampsalta, 38°353

languida,-us, Anodontonyx, 25:21, 31°265;
Copidita, 41°:298; Mechistocerus,
37°322; Nothrodes, 25:28; Perperus, —
~ gi 35°76; Scitala, 25°21, 31-244,

lanofer, Tychreus, 37°:291*
lanigerum, Polygonum, 35°61
landsdowneana, Eucalyptus,

40°477, 41:339
languinosa, var.

38°470
lapeyrousei, Microvalgus, 38-201
Laphygma exigua, 38°456
laqueatus, Craspedochiton, 44:286
laraca, Caltoris, Parnara, 35°162
Larapinta, 38:410

32°283,

of Brachycome ciliaris,

largiflorens, Eucalyptus, 26°14, 40-480,
41-340

largsensis, Heterocerus, 27-178*

largus, Cortinarius, Phlegmacium,
42-96*

Larrekiya, capture of dugong by, 31:5;

customs relating to the menses among,
31°5; dialect of, 31:3; distribution of
tribe, 31:1; initiation ceremonies of,
31°10, 13,15; legend about conception
among, 31°4; legend about dugong,
31°5; marriage relationship of, 31:4;
smoking ceremony among, 31°13; treat-
ment of navel cord at birth by, 31:5;
treatment of sickness by, 31°5
Larrekiya, Wogait, Sherait, and Berrin-
gin tribes, comparative vocabularies
of, 31°60
Laruoro, 39°506
Lasaea scalaris, 37°448
lascivia, Apaustus, 26-100, 35°153; Pad-
raona, 35°153; Pamphila, 26-100,
35°153
Lasiocampidae, synopsis of genera of,
28:239 ;
lasciocephala, Trachypepla, 40°540*
lasiocosma, Cryptophaga, 32°117*
Lasiolopha, 44°188*
lasiomicra, Narycia, Xysmatodoma, 27-234*

| lasiophora, Strepsiceros, 32°323*
| Laspeyresia amphitorna, 40°534*;

dyser-

asta, 40°535* 40°536*; poly-

metalla, 40°535*

latebricola, Haplonycha, 30-306*

Macroura, 26°309; Mandalotus,

38°305*, 40°322; Nitidula, 26-309;
Sciatrophes, 27: 100*

lateralis, Ananca, 41°309; Decilaus,
oT a5r'" 4 Diaphonia, 38:179; Diphuce-
phala, 30-267 ; EKuops, 33°177*; Oxacis,
41-309; Petrogale, 39-737; Syzeton,
41-185; Todima, 27:118* . .

hilaris,

ee, Stee

latericollis, Ditropidus, 44-:228*; Gelop-
tera, 39°257*; Maechidinus, 43-231*
lateridens, Geloptera, 39-260*
lateripennis, Maechidius, 41°517* ;
fax, 37-45/*
lateroalbus, Uracanthus, 40°378*
lateroapicalis, Ditropidus, 44°237*
laterofuscus, Phyllotocus, 43-°198*;
philus, 41-205*
Lates colonorum, 26:265
‘Lathamus discolor, 41-662
Latheticus oryzae, 43:257
lathridia, Epicyrtica, 32-61*
Lathrobium australicum, 26°20; __basi-
penne, 41:495*; semifumatum, 41°494*
_Lathropus brightensis, 27-147*
Latiarca, M2-27
latibasis, Myllocerus, 38°275*;
colaspis, 39-321*

Psepho-

Xylo-

Prypno-

laticeps, Acanthentedon, 41°363*;
phorus, 39-813*; Xenomerus, 40-28*

laticincta, Machetis, 41°115*

laticollis, Byallius, 38-385*; Calomela,
40: 402° ; Chalcopterus, 37: 11: Clerada,
38:57; Heteronyx, 34-228; Leptops,
40-337; Myllocerus, 29 210*; Pseudo-

heteronyx, 32:°366*; Rhopaea, 35-192*
Scraptia, 41-163
laticornis, Melanterius, 37:310*
latifolia,-us, Caladenia, 33°15, 44-355;
Eremophila, 39:836; Ptilotus, 38-464
eae Chalcopterus, 37:23; ‘Tychreus,
37°

latijugum, Sium, 36-23

- latipennis,

latilirata, Triphora, 33:283*

latior, Trophon, 33:274*

latipes, Chlamydopsis, 43°176*

Latirus aurantiacus, 38°484

latistrigata, Helcioniscus, Patella, 30-210

Diphucephala, 30-267; Evas,
28-78*; Imaliodes, 37-:274*; Leptops.
40-349*; Platyteleia, 37°154*; Porop-
terus, 37°348*, 354

latipes, Paratymolus, var. quadridentata,
30°107*

latiusculus, Liparetrus, 29°306

lativentris, Euhoplopria, 39-416*

latrobei, Eremophila, 39-837

latrunculus, Camponotus, Myrmoturba,
39°814*

latus, Acherres, 39°83*; Atypichthys,
40:442*: Austroscelio, 4028*; Hap- |
lonyx, 34:45*; Maechidius, 41°519;
Mandalotus, 36-79" ; Polyphrades,

32°208*, 40°352

Laura Bay, flora of, 32:263

Lavuric, Duncan Forses. Native legend
on the origin of Orion’s belt, 41-660

lauta,-us, Calomela, 40-402; Litocrus,
26-290*

Lava field at Mt. Schank, 25°59

Lavatera plebeia, var. tomentosa, 41°383
lawsoni, Polydesma, 38-457
Laytha tribe, distribution of, 31°3

D2

Melo-

95

Lea, ArtHUR M. Coleoptera from the
north-western regions of South Aus-
tralia, 39-793

Descriptions of Australian curculionidae,
with notes on previously described
species, 28°77, 29-209, 30°71, 31-129,
32°208, 33°145, 34:13, 35°62, 36°76,
37°301

Insecta from Central Australia, 38-448

Insecta of the South Australian Museum
expedition to the Strzelecki and
Cooper Creeks, 41°489

Insect-catching grass, 39-92

Late Rev. Canon Thomas Blackburn
and his entomological work, 36-v.

Notes on Australian cetonides, with a
list of species and descriptions of some
new ones, 38°13

Notes on Australian eumolpides (coleop-
tera chrysomelidae), with descriptions
of new species, 39-102

Notes on cryptorhynchides (coleop-
tera curculionidae) in the South Aus-
tralian Museum, with descriptions of
new species, 37-182

Notes on small flies of genus Simulium,
41-663

Notes on some miscellaneous coleoptera,
with descriptions of new _ species,
38-249, 40-272, 414-121, 42-240, 43°166

Notes on the Lord Howe Island phasma,
and on an associated longicorn beetle,
40-145

On Ditropidus and allied genera (coleop-
tera chrysomelidae), 44-218

| Stomach contents of birds from Central

Australia, 38-439

Stomach contents of birds from the

north-western regions of South Aus-

tralia, 39-760

Stomach contents of birds of the South

| Australian Museum expedition to

Strzelecki and Cooper Creeks, 41-466

| leachi, Telesto, 26:72, 35°125

| leadbeateri, fiophachroa: 38-427

| leae, Ganponeras! Myrmosphincta, 39-819*

“leai, Aclista, 39-394*; Archamia, 40°455* ;

Asemantus, 42: 961: Baeus, 38-73%;

Bothriopria, 39-407* ; Ceraphron,

38-:118*; Ceratobaeus, 38°61*; Chal-

| copterus, 38-235; Conostigmus, 38-92% ;

| Heteronyx, 33-33*; Lepidiota, 36:57*;

Liparetrus, 29:329*; |Mesomorphus,

38°221*; Natalis, 27°308, 30°322;

Neotelenomus, 37°172*; Semanopterus,

42-261; Stigmodera, 40-136*; Stoma-

toceras, 37°73"; Trachyuropoda, 40-231*

Leaiopria, 39-A26* ; termitari, 39-427*

| leander, Paramesius, 39-403*

| leanus, Cis, 31°285*

| Leanymus mirus, 43-167*

Leaptinus dolichognathus, 41°146

Lebia benefica, duponti, 25-106

Lecanomerus obscurus, victoriensis, 25-115

lecideosus, Proxyrus, 28°86

|
{

Leda chuva, crassa, dohrni,
elongata, M2-°26;° ensicula, 31°218;
hanleyi, miliacea, 31°217; obolella,

31:218; pala, verconis, 31° 217

Leech, new South Australian species,
40-42

Leeches in horses, 43° 132

Leeuwenhoekia sonderi, 36°24

leeuwini, Eumeta, Paracharactis, 31°205

Leg of Mutton Lake, 25:55

Legend about dugong among Larrekiya,
31°5

Leggeornis lamberti, assimilis, 41°459;
stomach contents of, 41°

Leggeornis lamberti morgani, 38°432

legitimus, Melanterius, 33:183*, 37:316

legrandi, Clathurella, 33-323; Colum-
bella. . 34-13G>.: Daphnella, Drillia,
33°323; Fossarina, Gibbula, 32-341;
Pyrene, 34°136

lehmanni, Gibbula, Trochus, Turbo,
29-171

Le Hunte Bay, flora of, 30°262
leibnitzi, Achrysocharis, 37-110*
Leichhardt tree, fruit seed and leaves of,

28°301
leichhardti, Amycterus, 35°76
leichhardtiana, Marsdenia, 38:467
leilavalensis, Ptilotula penicillata, 38-436,
39°758, 41-464
leiochroa, Eochrois, 31:114*;
morpha, 27:69*
Leiopyrga octona, 28°140
leiostachya,-um, Arthrocnemum, 43°360* ;
Salicornia, 43-360 -
Leiostraca joshuana, 34-117
Leipoa ocellata, 39°740; ocellata rosinae,

38°420
leishmanni, Isopeda, 39-786

Tortrico-

Lelapsomorpha, 37°87*; myersi, 37°88*

Lemidia auricoma, 43°344*; auricoma,
var. flaviventris, 43°345*; basiflava,
43-343" ; basiflava, var. fasciata,
43°344*; flavicollis, 43-346* ; variabilis,
43°345*; variicollis, 41-577

Lemodes caeruleiventris, 38°259; corti-

calis, 41°178; tumidipennis, 38:259
lendigerum, Gastridium, 43:25
Lenosoma, 38:143; fasciculatum, 38-197;

fulgens, var. viridicupreum, 38°196
lenticularis, Acerana, Anoplocapros,
39°479; Aracana, 39-480; Ostracion,
39°47
Lentinus dealbatus, 43-290; fasciatus,
strigosus, 43-290*; radicatus, 43-291*

tuber-regium, 43°289*; ursinus, 43-291*
lentus, Symphyletes, 25°38*

Lenzites abietina, - 43°292*; beckleri,
43°293; bicolor, 43°294; muelleri,
repanda, saepiaria, striata, 43-293;

ungulaformis. 43:292
leonina, Heracula, 27°17*
Leotia marcida, 43°311*
leparga, Citharoidica, 41°108*
Leperina moniliata, 96-311

31-217; | lepida,
40-129*

96 .

Mordella, 41°214; Stigmodera,

Lepidiota, synopsis of species of, 36°63

Lepidiota bovilli, 36°54* ; caudata, 36°60" ;
darwini, 40: 299 ; deceptrix, 36°59* ;
delicatula, 40- 993; frenchi, 36: 58°;
froggatti, 43-187; froggatti, var, strad-
brokensis, uate 187*; gilesi, 36-62*;
koebelei, 36°54*; leai, 36°57*; nega-
toria, 36-63", perkinsi, 36°56%, 40: 293 ;
picticollis, 40-291* rubrior, 36°55*;
squamulata, 40- 993 : suavior, 36° 56*,
40-293 ; townsvillensis, 36°61*

Lepidium fasciculatum, 40°62, 42-173;
rotundum, 44:°193

Lepidocolaspis, 39°331*; acanthomera,
39°332* i
Lepidoderma, 36°52; synopsis of species

of, 36:53

lepidophloia, Casuarina, 43°28

lepidopholia, Casuarina, 42-169

Lepidopleurus antiquus, 36°150; badius, .
42°80, 295, 44:283; catenatus, 44-283;
columnarius, 42°80, 44-283; empleurus,
36°142; inquinatus, 36°141, 44: 283; lira-
tus, 36-141, 42-80, 44° 283 ; matthewsia-
nus, 36'142, 44:2838; melanterus, 36°149;
niger, 35°105*; norfolkensis, 44-283;
pelagicus, 36:165*, 42°80, 44-283;
platessa, 36°142; smaragdinus, 36°148;
speciosus, 35°97, 36:°146; ustulatus,
36:144; variegatus, 36°146

Lepidoptera, Australian, 25°63, 26°175,
212, 27°4,.183, 28-212, 29-103, 173,
30°118, 31°114, 169)..32°55, 20; 41°57,
44°58

Lepidoptera, Australian, a note by A.
Jefferis Turner on the localities attri-
buted by Oswald Lower to, 30°194

Lepidoptera from Central Australia; by
G. A. Waterhouse, 38°455

Lepidoptera’ from the north-western
regions of South Australia; by
Jefferis Turner, 39°801

Lepidoptera, new ‘Australian, of the family:
tortricidae, 40-498

Lepidoptera, new Australian micro-,40°537

Lepidoptera of Broken Hill, New South
Wales; by Oswald B. Lower, 39°357,
40°24], 41°369, 42-2296

lepidoptera, Paralepidiota, 36°51*

lepidopygus, Liparetrus, 41:°533*

Lepidoscia barysema, 27°237*; eurystola,
a7-2a4* melanogramma, 97:71"
30:197; placoxantha, polychrysa, tri.

*

leuca, 27°235

Lepidotarsa alphitella, 41-105; argyropis,
26:°145*; idiocosma, leucella, 41-105;
pentascia, 41:106*

lepidurus, Stenocorynus, 40°358

lepidus, Ocnodus, 31-278

leptadelpha, Caesyra, 44:64*

Leptarthra, 26-253*; aulacodes, 26°253*;
hemicosma, $2: 391*; metallocosma,
$2-391

Leptobelistis, 26°198*; asemanta, 26:198*

97

leptocarpa, Eragrostis, 40°459
Leptoceras fimbriata, 33:14
Leptochiton versicolor, 36°142
Leptochloa subdigitata, 38-460, 44-374
‘leptochlora, Alypeta, 40°529*
Leptocyathus convexus, 28°59*

Leptogastrus, synopsis of species of,
38°388
Leptogenys conigera, var. centralis,
39-805*

leptographa, Eutorna, 30°41*
Leptoichthys castlenaui, 32-299
Leptolophus auricomis, 38°427, 41°451;
auricomis auricomis, 39°745
leptomera, Eulechria, 26-241
Leptomeris isodesma, 27°217*;
sticha, 26°250*
leptomorpha, Voliba, 32°86*
Leptopenus discus, 30°162, 33°248
leptoplasta, Orthocraspis, 44-186*
Leptops, 40°330; acerbus, 40°335; acuti-
spinis, 40-333; amplipennis, 40°338;
areolatus, 40-331; biordinatus, 40-335;
brachystylus, 28-103* ; browni, 40°342*;

tetra-

cacozelus, 40-337; canaliculatus,
28:102*; clavus, 40-332; colossus,
37-454, 40-334; contrarius, 40-334;
crassicornis, 40-332; crassirostris,
40°337; duboulayi, 40-338; duponti,
var. carinatus, var. interioris, var.
obsoletus, 40°330; ebeninus, 40-332;
echidna, 28°106, 40°335; _ elegans,
28°105*, 40°332; elongatus, 40-336;
fasciatus, 33:159*; fasciculatus, var.

pulchripennis, 40°333*; ferox, 40°350* ;
ferus, frenchi, 40°331; frontalis, 40-336;
globicollis, 40-334; granulatus, 28-99%;

gravis, — hercules, 49-336; horni,
40-338; horridus, 28:104*, 49-337;
humeralis, 38°-294; hypocritus, 40-333;
inermis, 40°346*; insularis, 40-344*;

laticollis, 40°337; latipennis, 40-°349*;
longipes, 40-348*; maleficus, 28-100*;
muricatus, 49°338; nitidicollis, 40-343*;

nitidiventris, 49-339% ; nodicollis,
28-100*; palmensis, 40-338; parvi-
cornis, 40°337; pilulifer, 40-341*;
polyacanthus, 40-3338 ; recurvus,
38-294*; retusus, 40°332; rhizophagus,
38°295*; robustus, 38:294; rostralis,
40°332: rudis, 40-331; — sculptus,
40-339; setosus, 28:101*; spinosus,

squalidus, 28-106; subfasciatus, 33-296;
suturalis, 40°347*; tribulus, 40-330;
tuberculatus, 28-106; vacillans, 40-334;
variegatus, 40-345*
leptopsoides, Medicasta, 28-110*
leptorrhoda, Musotima, 32°85*
Leptosaces, 26-156: pytinaea,
schistopa, 26°156*
leptosemela, Agriophara, 44-68
Leptospermum laevigatum, var. minus,
41-385
leptospila, Capua, 25-74* :
leptosticha, Epichorista, 40°516*
Leptoteleia australica, 37-145*

26:157* ;

Leptothyra carinata, 32:197*

lerati, Sarcoxylon, 43:314

lessoni, Amphistegina, 39-350

Lestignathus minor, 25:115

Lestophonus iceryae, 40-594

Lethocephala bombycoides, 28-242; calli-
desma, 26°219; eremospila, 26-219*,
28-243

letourneuxiana, Clathurella, 33-309; var.
cuspis, 33°309; pleurotoma, 33-309

leuca, var. of Mitromorpha paula,
33°331*; var. of Trifora angasi, 33-282*

Leucania, 44°135*; acontosema, 27°4*

leucanthes, Agriophara, 26-200

leucargyra, Nepticula, 30°57*

leucaspis, Eupselia, 30-38*

leucastra, Dicasteris, 30°55*

leucatma, Heliothis, 27-3

leucella, Lepidotarsa, 41°105

leucobathra, Trachydora, 28°177*

leucocephala,-us, Dirades, Erosia, 27°22;
Himantopus, 41°446

leucocera, Dirades, 27°21

Leucocirea tricolor, 38°429

leucocosma, Archernis, 32°95*; Philobota,
41-85*

Leucocosmia, 44:153*

Leucocraspedum, synopsis of species of,

26-19
Leucocraspedum elegantulum, 26-18%;
lugens, 26°18*,288; scorpio, 26-17;

validum, 26:17*
leucocrossa, Prorocopis, 27-46*
Leucocytozoon in Australian birds, 39-25
leucodela, Trachydora, 44-69*

leucodesma, Selidosema, 28:231*: Ster-
icta, 27-219
leucogaster, Lophophaps plumifera,

38:°420, 39-741
Leucogonia, 44-156*
leucogramma, Pleuroto, 41:76*
leucomelas, Ptinus, 41°147*
leucomilta, Phycita, 27-53*, 30-196
leucomphalus, Clanculus, 29-168*, 36-207
leuconeura, Pleurota, 41-77*
leuconota,-us, Acanthochiton. 44-287:
Callyna, 27°35*; Gymnorhina hypo-
leuca, 38°433
leucopelta, Comoscotopa, 26°240*
leucophaea,-us, Climacteris,
Melanterius, 37°310*
leucophasa, Elachista, 32°118*
leucopis, Eulechria, 26:241*
leucoplaca, Peltophora, 41°82
leucopleura, Glyphidodon, 49-444
Leucopogon clelandi, 39°98*; costatus,
42-52; hirtellus, var. glabrifolius,
36°24*; intermedius, 39:98*
Leucopogon, two new species of, 39-98
leucoprepes, Osonoba, 28°235*

37-456;

leucopsis, Aphelocephala, 38-434, 438,
41-462
Leucoptera, 30°61; deltidias, 30°61*:

hakea, 40°59, 41-635; hemizona, 30-61*
leucoptera, Hydrochelidon, grisea, 41-662

98

Licinoma angusticollis, 38-391, 398 ; cyclo-
collis, giliesi, 38-399"; sylvicola, 38-391

Light River, description of, 36°15; older
cainozoic rocks in, 36°14

ligulata, Acacia, 44-375*

Lihir Island, distorted skull from, 43-429

lilacina,-us, Calvatia, 43°310; Cantharel-
lus, 43-271*; var. of Triphora tas-
manica, 33:291*, 34-196

illiputana, Aphanisticus, Germarica,
41:576

Lilydale sheep-station, bores on, 39-345;
foraminifera from, 39-34

Lima angulata, bullata, 34 ‘314; lima
var. multicostata, multicostata, 31 -313;
murrayi, $1:315; randsi, M2-16;:
strangei, 31°314

lima, Radula, 31°313

imaea acclinis, austrina, murrayi, 31°315;
parvula, 32:345*

imacina inflata, 31:107

imacodidae, synopsis of genera of,
_ 28-240 :

Cyrene Chiton, 36°153; Rhyssoplax,

Limatula bullata, 31-314

limbata,-us, Atriplex, var. sexifida,
38-462 ; Helcioniscus, 31-100, 36-182,
38°365; Mordella, 41:224; Patella,
_ 31-100, 36-182

limbatipennis, Rhyparida, 39°124

Limestone, cambrian reef of, M2-156;:
from Cartwright’s Creek and Torro-
Wangee quarries, M2-246

Limestone, See Lower limestones

Limnanthemum Sstygium, 42:52*

Limnetis eremia, 41°48]

Limnodynastes ornatus, 38°446

Limnoecia anisodesma, 28°174*; crosso-
mela, 32-120*: eugramma, 27-230;
heterozona, 28:174*; ida, 32°119*;
isodesma, 2871/4" : pycnogramma,
42-239 ; trissodesma, 30-53: trixantha,
44-70* ; xanthopelta, 27:231*; zono-
macula, 32-]20*

Limonia, Flammula, 42-1]2*

Imopsis __ bassi, cancellata, 31-218:
erectus, 31-290; eucosmus, 31:219*;
rubricata, 31°221; tenisoni, 30°218;
tenisoni, var. penelevis, 31-218*: vyix-
ornata, 30-219*

Limosina myrmecophila, 36-236*

Linaria graeca, 36°25

lincolnensis, Atilia, Columbella, 34-130:
Tschnochiton atkinsoni, 44°275*, 280,
oe Pyrene, 34-130; Thracia,

leucopygialis, Artamus leucorhynchus,
41°460

Leucorcirca _ tricolor, 39°750; stomach
zontents of, 39-761 sad
leucorhynchus, Artamus, _ leucopygialis,
41:460

leucospila, Baris, 30-85 ; Mucialla, 31°172*

leucospilota, Euchloris, 28-221*

Leucospiza novae-ho!landiac, 28°424

leucosta, Cirphis, 30-119 .

leucosternum, Cheramoeca, stonei, 38-428,
39°748, 41°454

leucosticta,-us, Birthama, 20:241*; Cara-
drina, 32:58*; Mordella, 41°224; Xylo-
philus, 41-189*

leucostictalis, Eldana, 27-50*

leucostigma, Hesperilla, 35:125; Hes-
perilla, var. parasema, 32°312*, 35-125;
Telesto, 26:°73*, 35-125

leucostoma, Ranella, 36-220

Leucothyreocis, 37-229* ; convexus, 37°230*

leucothyreus, Mimadoretus, 43:245*

leucotoxa, Blasiobasis, 26-171*

leucotypa, Pionea, 27-218*

leucoxylon, Eucalyptus, 27°246, 32-281,
40°488, 41°341, 42-181; Eucalyptus,
var. pluriflora, 27-244

leucura, Otiophora, 32°101; Pionea,
27°67*, 32-101

levis, Ischnochiton, 36-168*

lewinae, Clisiocampa, Ocinara, 26-184

lewini, Clania, 31-198

Lewinornis rufiventris maudeae, 39-749*;
stomach contents of. 39-76]

Lewis Point, M2-218

Lewis’s Tree, 41°42]

Lherzolite and olivine from Mt. Gambier ;
by E. R. Stanley, 34 63

Lherzolite from Mount Gambier, 33-96

Lialis burtoni, 38-442

libera, Nepticula, 30-61*

libertiana, Sclerotinia, 39-355

Library of the Royal Society of South
Australia, catalogue completed, 38:486

Library of the Royal Society of South
Australia, donations to. ‘See Royal
Society of South Australia, Library,
donations to

Libythea geoffroyi, 31-169, 32°317

Lichenaula allocrossa, 26-196* ; callisema,
26°196; callisnora, 28-245*: candescens,
26°196: castanea, 26-197*; comparella,
dissimilis, 26-196; inscripta, 26°197;
ombralota, 25:84*

lichenitis, Trychnostola, 40-502*

lichenophora, Caradrina, 26-224*

Lichenostomus keartlandi, 38°436, 39-758;
stomach contents of, 38-440

Lichenostomus plumulus ethelae, 38-436,
39°758; stomach contents of, 39-765

lichneopa, Tortricomorpha, 27-69*

lichnomima, Erastroides, 28-215

Licinoma, 38-390; synopsis of species of,
38°391

lincolni, Eurytoma, 37°82*
lindemuthianum, Colletotrichum, 39°356
Lindera tessellatella, 41-375

lindi, Laemophlaeus, 27-14]

Lindsaea linearis, 26°35

Lindsay Creek, 38°415

linea, Modiola, 31°106

lineare, Stenopetalum, 39-830

linearis, Lindsaea, 26:35

99

lineata,-um,-us, Aracana, 39°485*; Beryx,
33°267, 39°461*; Cycotida, 28°132;
Deilephila, 29- 180; Dentalium, M2:°39;
Euthyphasis, 28°8* ; Gyrolasella,
37°72*: Natica, M2-42; Ostracion,
39°485* ; Trachichthodes, 39°461* ;
Trigonia, M2-28*; Tympanocryptis,
38-443, 39-769, 41 ‘470

lineatocollis, Ditoma, 26 314

lineola, Pauropsalta, 38-357*

lineolata,-us, Chiton, 44-272; Columbella,
34: 131; Ischnochiton, 44-273, 284 ; Mit-
trella, 34- 131; Pyrene, 34-131, 35-214

lingam, Phoma, 43°424

Linguatula dingophila, 34°248*; rhinaria,
34-255

Lingu'a ovalis, subovalis, M2-8

linguloides, Modiola, Mytilus, M2-18

Linnean medal, receipt by J. H. Maiden,
39-849, 853

linophylla, Acacia, 41°381

Linosticha amphileuca,. 27-222*; auto-
grapha, 26°152*: euadelpha, 25-86* ;
myriospila, 27:222* ; themerodes, 26 152*

lintea, Rissoina, 32° 342

Linum gallicum, 35-2; strictum, 36°21

Liodes neurogramma, 30°123*

Liolophura georgianus, 35-100

liosarca, Doratiphora, 26°217*, 28:242;
Thosea, 28:°242

Liothyris wyvillei, 34°94

Liparetrus, 29- 281, 41:526; synonymy of
species of, 29° 985 ; tabulation of species
of, 29-287

Liparetrus abnormalis, 41:530; adelaidae,
29:297; agrestis, 29°317; albohirtus,
29-308; albovillosus, 41°547*; alienus,
29°324*; alpicola, 30°282; amabilis,
29:321*; analis, 29°321; angulatus,
29°300; apicalis, 41°536*: aridus,
29-300; asper, 29-306; assimilis, 29°308 ;
ater, 29: 297 ; atratus, 29:°306; atriceps,
29-316; aureus, 30-281: badius, 29-315;
basilis, 29-319: basicollis, 41-542* :
bicolor, 30-281; bimaculatus, 41:546*;
bituberculatus, 29-307; blanchardi,
breviceps, 29°:328*; brunneipennis,

29-314; burmeisteri, 30°282; callosus, |

29-311; canescens, 29-308: capillatus,
29-299, 41°527; carus, 41°539*; cincti-
pennis, 29°327*; collaris, 29-303;
comatus, 29-297; compositus, 41-535" ;
confusus, 36°43* ; consanguineus,
29:322*; convexior, 29°307; convexius-
culus, 29-226: criniger, 29°316; cur-
tulus, 29-286; depressus, 30-282; disci-
pennis, 29°308, 41°530; discoidalis,
29-309; dispar, 29-299; distans,
29°318*; distinctus, 41°531; fallax,
99-315, 41°539; ferrugineus. 29-314,
41°530: fimbriatus, 41°531; flavicornis,
41°555*; flavipennis, 41°545*; flavo-
pilosus, 29:297; flavus, 41°550*;
fulvohirtus, 29-297; gagaticeps, glaber,
glabratus, 29-286; globulus, 29°317;
gracilipes, 29°305; gravidus, 29°326*;

hirsutus, 29-311; hispidus, 30-281;
holosericeus, 29°306; humilis, 30°283;
impressicollis, 41°530; incertus, 29°320* ;
insignis, 41°532*; insolitus, 29-330*;
iridipennis, 29-303; irregularis, 41 552*;
juvenis, 29°301, 41°527; kreuslerae,
29-300, 41°530; laciniatus, 41°537*;
laevatus, 29-316; laevis, 29°317; lanati-
collis, 29309; latiusculus, 29-306;
leai, 29°329*; lepidopygus, 41°533*;
lissapterus, 41-544* ; lividipennis,
29°319*; longidens, 41°546*; lottini,
29-286 - luridipennis, 29-309 ; Wedknsr
29°312; marginipennis, 29- 310; mas-
tersi, 29:298, 41:527; melaleucae,
41°540*; micans, 29:316; mimicus,
41°554*; minor, 29-327"; mitchelli,
29-298; montanus, 29-308; monticola,
29- 315; necessarius, 29°3] 8*, 41-531;

niger, 41°531*; nigriceps, 29-317; nigri-
clavus, 41°555*; nigricollis, 29: 286 ;

nigrinus, 29 313; nigroumbratus, 29-303,
41-528; nitidipennis, 29 298; nudus,
41- 5A41*; obseurior, 41°538*; Gecident=
alis, 29: 309 : opacicollis, 29: 317; ordin-
atus, 30: 989 : ovatus, 29-301; pallens,
44-556": parvidens, 29-307; parvulus,
29°316*; perkinsi, 29°324*; perplexus.
29°316; phoenicopterus, 29- 297; pici-
pennis, 29-300; pilosus, 29- 311; pos-
ticalis, 29°301; propinquus, 99-314;
pruinosus, 29: 302 ; puer, 29-323*;
puncticeps, 41°543*; pygmaeus, 30:282;
rothei, 41°529; rotundicollis, 29-325*;
rotundipennis, 29-310; tubefactus,
29-301; rubicundus, 99-314; rufipennis,
29-301; rugatus, 29-329*: rugosus,
29°314; salebrosus, 29°312: semiatri-
ceps, 41°553; semicastaneus, 41°533*;
semiflavus, 41°549*; simillimus, 29-305;
simplex, 29-310; squamiger, 29-318;
striatus, 29-287; subsquamosus, 29°301;
sylvicola, 29°311,312; trichopygus,
41-542*; trichosternus, 41:534*; tri-
dentatus, 29-307; tuberculatus, 29-317,
41°528; ubiquitosus, 29-314; unicolor,
30°283; unidentatus, 41°551*; uni-
formis, 29-286; ventralis, 29- 326%;

vicarius, 29°320; villosicollis, 41°527;

xanthotrichus, 29-297, 41-530

Liparochrus, 29-270; synopsis of species

of, 29-271

Liparachrus aberrans, 29:271, 274; asperu-

lus, 29°271; bimaculatus, 29-270;
ciliboides, 29-271; crenatulus, 29-270,
272; dilatatifrons, 29-272*, 40288;
fossulatus, 29°270; geminatus, 36:4];
globuliformis, 29°270,272; —hackeri,
36°40*; multistriatus, 29°:270, 272;
nitidicollis, 29:273*; oblongus, 29-271,
274; pimelioides, 29:270, 272; politulus,
29:971,274; raucus, 29-270;. sculptilis,
29-271; silphoides, 29-270; timidus,

| Lipothyrea chloris, 42°:267; variabilis,

38°296

100

Lippistes blainvilleana, chemnitzi, gab-
rieli, helicoides, 30-220; meridionalis,
30-221? ; separatista, tricarinata, 30-220

Lipson Cove, 31°74

liratus, Lepidopleurus, 36°141, 42-80,
44-283; Terenochiton, 42-80

Lispinus ‘sulcipennis, 26-27%

lissapterus, Liparetrus, 41°544*

Lissapterus tetrops, 40:275*

Lissarca pubricata, 31-221;
a1-221*

lissorhinus, Poropterus, 29°229*

List of birds collected by the writer in
Western Australia during the last fort-
night of August, 1901, with notes
thereon; by Edwin Ashby, 25-132

List of the described genera and species
of the Australian and Polynesian phas-
midae (spectre-insects); by J. G. O.
Tepper, 26°278

List of the edible fish of the lower Mur-
ray; by A, H. C. Zietz, 26-265

List of the fellows, members, etc., of the
Royal Society of South Australia. See
Royal Society of South Australia, list
of fellows, members, etc.

List of the fishes of Norfolk Island and
indication of théir range to Lord Howe
Island, Kermadec Island, Australia, and
New Zealand; by Edgar R. Waite,

rhomboidalis,

List of the foraminifera and other organic
remains obtained from two borings on
the Lilydale sheep-station; by Walter

Howchin, 39°345

eae, Poropterus, 29°:226*, 37-305,
48

litarga, Astonycha, 44°131*

Litargus balteatus, 43-181

Lithacodia, 44:171*

lithochroa, Mecistoptera, 27-48*

lithopepla, Amelora, 42:234*

Lithospermum apulum, 35-60

Lithostrotus, 32-362; planior, 32°362*

litigiosus, Heteronyx, 32°378*

Litocheira glabra, 30-110*

Litocrus, synopsis of species of, 26°294

Litocrus baccaeformis, 26° 993" ; lautus,
26°290* ; maculatus, 26-289 ; maritimus,
27:111*; noteroides, 26°293; obscuri-
collis, 26°292*; perparvus, 26-291*;
plagiatus, 26-289*; sparsus, 26-290*

litoralis, Mandalotus, 31-144*; Perperus,

35°77*; Scirpus, 38-461
Little Creek, upper Torrens limestone at,
Para River,

39-9
33:102; cambrian
phyllites of, 30°246

Little

liturata, Ectroma, Sarothrocrepis, 25:106

liversidgei, Aucella, M2-14; Belemnites,
M2-48

lividipennis, Liparetrus, 29:319*

Livistona mariae, 38°411

livornica, Deilephila, 29-180

livornicoides, Deilephila, 29-180

Lixus imponderosus, 35:79*

Lloyd, John S., death of, 38-486
Lloydella cinerascens, 43°308

Loadstone from Boolcoomatta, 40°263
lobata,-um, Caladenia, 44°353; Stereum,

43-30

Lobelia gibbosa,
40-599

Lobibyx novae-hollandiae, 39-742

lobicollis, Onthophagus, 27-302

lobiflora, Kochia, 41°42

Lobogethes interrupta, 27-23

Lobopelta conigera, var. centralis, 39-805*

Lobopelta excisa, insect living in sym-
biosis with, 34-254

Loboplax variabilis, 36-160

lochitis, Philobota, 41°87*

lochmaea, Coesyra, 41°71*

lochmaula, Nephogenes, 41:°96*

loculiferus, Exithius, 37:400*

loculosus, Exithius, 36°113* -

lodgei, Neapterolelaps, 37°87*

Lofty, Mt., 35:109; cambrian lower lime-
stone of, 30-246; cambrian phyllites of,
30°245; cambrian thick quartzites at,
30-243: quartzites and sandstones of,
28:202; summit reserve, 34-286; to
McLaren Vale, block fault from, 35°57

Lofty ranges, Mt., Brown (H. Y. L), on,
28:°257; cambrian deposits of, 39-2;
cambrian glacial till of, 30- 228 ; drain-

grant for study of,

age alterations in cainozoic. times,
35°110; geology of portion east of Onka-
paringa River, $32:121; palaeozoic

deposits, order of succession of, 28:259;
petrographical notes on _ pre- ‘cambrian
rocks of, 33-101; pre-cambrian deposits
of, 30:°257, 39-1; purple slates of,
28:260; stereogram of, 35-108; Tate’s
monoclinal theory of, 28°256

Lolium rigidum, 37: 123

Lomaptera, 38-135; acanthopyga, 38°148* ;
aurata, 38°213; australis, 38-147; cin-
namomea, deyrollei, duboulayi, 38-146;
hackeri, 38:147; macrosticta, 38-148;
pulchripes, pygmaea, wallisiana, 38-145;
yorkiana, 38°144

Lomaschiza, 25°68*; physophora, 25°69*

Lomeria boisduvali, 31°202

lomographa, Pleurota, 26-245*

Lonchodes caurus, 29-239"

longa, Tomyris, 39:177*

longicauda, Megastigmus, 37°81*

longicaudata, Cymodoce, 32:139*; Serolis,
41:°397

longiceps, Aphaenogaster, 40-216, 219,
991; Attomyra, 40-217; Ceratobaeoides,
38 ‘66; Crematogaster, var. curticeps,
39°809*; Deromyrma, 40-219, 221;
Ischnomyrmex, 40°217, 221; Mono-

morium, Myrmica, Nystalomyra, 40-216;
Stenamma, 40-217, 221; Zonitis, 41: 269*
longiciliata, "Tetramopria, 39° 442*
longiclava, Trichopria, 39°437*
longicolle,-is, Apion, 34°29*; Cisowhitea,
39-800* ; Cymindis, 25° 104; Gigadema,
25:101*; Mandalotus, 31° 146*; Myra-

101

bolia, 27°149; Semanopterus, 42-258;
Xanthophoea, 25-104

Longicorn beetle of Lord Howe Island,
40°145

longicornis, Belus, 32:230; Catasarcus,
42-266; Diphobia, 43: 256" Myra-
Bolan <27:148*, 31:232 Phanurus,
37°161* ; Tychreus, 37-299" ; Uracan-
thus, 40-381*

longicornutus, Ceratobaeus, 38°62*

longicorpus, Phanurus, 37°160*

longicuspis, Bassia, 39- 828

longicymba, Chiton, 936:145, 44-2738;
Ischnochiton, 36-145, 44-284; Steno-

chiton, 44-284

longidens, Liparetrus, 41-546*

longifolia, Diuris, 33-12, 44°335; Ptero-
stylis, 33-14; Thelymitra, 33° 12, 44-332

longifrons, Uropoda, 40:236*

longior, Haplonycha, 30-308*;
33-273*

longipennis, Baryconus, 38-°126; Chalcop-
terus, 37°12; Falco, 38- 4D5 : Falco
longipennis, 39-744; Opisthacantha,
38:126; Phanurus, 37°160*; Poly-
phrades, 40°351; Urabunana, 38-356"

longipes, Aparete, 38°328*; Atermono-
cheila, 31-239% ; Campomyrma, 39°821* ;
Dialeptopus, 34- 25; Echemus, Hemi-
cloea, 39°779; Imaliodes, 37-273*;
Leptops, 40° 348% ; Polyplocotes, 41°152* ;
Polyrhachis, 39- ‘821%, 40:37; Porop-
terus, 29°226*

longiplaga, Trigonothops, 25°104

longirostris, Cyttalia, 30°81*; Decilaus,
37°387*; Phaunaeus, 34°58*; Phlaeo-
glymma, 37:415* ; Physignathus, 38-443;

’ Sericornis, wyldei, 40°591

longiscapus, Paranusia, 37-98

longitarsis, Maechidius, 41°519

longius, Gigadema, 25-101*; Trogoderma,
27-165*

Trophon,

longiventris, Hoplopriella, 39-420*

longulus, Cherrus, 40-351

longus, Myllocerus, 38°-282*; Omydaus,
37:374* ; Roptoperius, 37: 391*

Longwood Gully, kaolinized felspathic
rocks from, 27°311

Lopharia neilgherrensis, 43-305

Lophocalama, 44-150

Lophochroa leadbeateri, 38-427

Lophoictinia isura, 38°425

Lophophaps plumifera leucogaster, 38-420,
39-741

Lophoptera, 44:175*

lophosoma, Crioa, 30°121*

lophosternus, Articerus, 42°247*

Lophosticha, 26°232* ;. psorallodes, 26-232*

Lophostoma, 38:142

lophota, Caradrina, 27°31*

lophotes, Ocyphaps, 38-421;
lophotes, 39-742, 41:443

Lophothripa, 44-°178*

Lophyrus aystralis, 36-150;
jugosus, 36°152; muricatus,
smaragdinus, 36°148

Ocyphaps

concentricus,

36°153;

Loranthaceae, dispersal by birds, 26-7,
27-253; hosts of, 26° 4, 27°2533 of Wil.
lochra Valley, 26-7

loranthi, Uracanthus, 40-380*

Loranthus exocarpi, 27°253; gibberulus,
38:462; miraculosus, 43:29; murrayi,
40-374; pendulus, 26°34; pendulus, var.
parviflorus, 43-29

Lord Howe Island, additions to fish-fauna
of, 40-437; diatomaceous earth from,
41-659; moths from, 41°53, 42-276;
phasma and longicorn beetle of, 40-145

lorea, Hakea, 39-826

loreyi, Cirphis, 38-456

Lorica affinis, 25°137*; angasi, cimolia,
36°155; compressa, '25-136* volvox,
35°98, 36- 155

Loricella, 43°59; angasi, 36-155, 42- =
43-°60*, 44:291; gigantea, 25-137*
torri, 43-62*, 44-291

Lotella callarias, 33-266

Lotorium nodocostatum, 31°:102; rubi-

cundum, verrucosum, 36°21
Lottia costata, 30°:210
lottini, Liparetrus, 29-286
louisa, Tagiades, 35-116, 117
Louvain, protest against destruction of,
39°843
Love, J. R. B. Notes on the Wororra
tribe of north-western Australia, 41-21
Love Creek, 38°51; station, 38- 414
loveni, Arenicola, 40-38*
lovensis, Ashbyia, 39-752, 41°458
Lower, OswaLp B. Description of new
species of Australian elachistidae, etc.,
28°168
Descriptions of new Australian
metrina, 26-248
Descriptions of new Australian hespe-
riadae, 32-311
Descriptions of new Australian micro-
lepidoptera, 40-537
Descriptions of new Australian noctuina,
etc., 27-27
Descriptions of new genera and species
of Australian lepidoptera, 25-63,
26:212, 27-183, 29-103, 173, 31-114,
169, 32-110, 44-58
Descriptions of new species of Xysmato-
doma, etc., 27-216
Lepidoptera of Broken Hill, 39-357,
40-241, 41-369, 42-226
New Australian lepidoptera,
synonymic notes, 31:169
New Australian tortricina, 32°318
Revision of the Australian hesperiadae,
35-112
Lower, OswaLD, and Meyrick, EDWARD.
Revision of the Australian hesperiadae,
26°38 i
Revision of the Australian psychidae,
31-192 By
Lower, O., note on the localities at-
tributed to Australian lepidoptera by,
30-194

geo-

with

102

Lower cainozoic beds, elevation above sea-
level, 36°18

Lower cambrian, Barossian series of,
32 132; basal bed of, at Carey’s Gully,
Forest Range and Norton Summit,
32°122; basal bed of, on Balhannah-
Uraidla road, Woodside road, and
Woodside-Norton Summit road, 32° 122;
blue metal limestone of, 0:237;
dolomitic limestone of, 30: 241 ; me 3
deposits of near Boolcoomatta Hills,
Maldigo Well, Olary Dam, and Outalpa,
M2:240; lower limestones of, 30 245;
phyllites of, 30°245; quartzites of, at
Euriowie Mt., and Huelbyjerkerno
Creek, M2-242; quartzites of, at King’s
Bluff, Maldorky Hills, and "the Paps,
M2240; thick quartzite of, 30-241;
thick slates of, 30°235; upper quartzites
of, at Mitcham, 30-234

Lower cambrian Brighton limestones. See
Brighton limestones

Lower cambrian purple slates. See Purple
slates

Lower cambrian Tapley’s Hill clay slates.

See Tapley’s Hill clay slates
Lower cretaceous deposits in Central Aus-
tralia, and near Oodnadatta, 38°42
Lower limestones of the lower cambrian,
30°245
Lower Murray, fish of, 26-265
Lower tertiary fossiliferous glauconitic
clay from Finniss River, 34:253
Lower tertiary outlier at Finniss railway
bridge, 34-245, 253
Lower ‘Torrens-limestone, at Goodwin
Creek, Highercombe, and Marble Bar,
39-3. See also Cambrian deposits
Loxandrus micantior, 27°261*
Loxocarya fasciculata, 35:3
loxogramma, Momopola, 30°138;
26°193*, 28°242, 30-138
loxoleuca, Parasa, 28:242*
loxomita, Corgatha, 32:66*
loxosema, Proteuxoa, 32°55*
Loxostege affinitalis, 38-459
loxosticha, Idiodes, 30°135*
Loxotropa, synopsis of Australian species

of, 39-432
39°435* ;

Loxotropa bicolor,
39°434*: craciliventris, 39°433*
pubescens,

Parasa,

fuscinotum,

; grandi-

ceps, 39-432*; 39°434* ;
quadriceps, 39°433*

Lozostoma, 30°55

Lubra Mine, M2-299

lubricatum, Dentalium, 35-210, 218

Lucapinella oblonga, radula of, 38-363

lucens, Parasmilia, 28 64*

lucescens, Hasora, 26°122, 35°169; Ismene,

26°122

lucidicollis, Onthophagus, 27°303

lucidulus, Coenobius, 44°252

lucidus, Antoligostethus, 35-203*; Heter-
onyx, 34°180*: Macrohelodes, 43°248;

Polyporus, 43°300
lucifera, Haplonycha, 30°314*

lucifuga, Artaxa, 26°178

Lucilina shirleyi, 44-291

Lucina anomala, M2-16; australis, M2-15

luctuosus, Microtragus, 41:620; var, of
Pseudolycus haemorrhoidalis, 41° 276

ludwigi, Stichopus, 39°17

luehmanni, Casuarina, 42°42, 43-28

lugens, Epiplema, 27:22 ; Leucocraspedum,
26:18*, 288

lugubris, Dialeptopus, 3963; Hasora,
26:124, 35°172; Ocnodus, 31-278;
Parata, 35:°172; Scraptia, 41-166*;

Thymele, 26°124, 35-172
lunata, Philobota, 41-82; Tarache, 27-32*
Lunawanna, chitons from, 44'263
Lungley’s Gully, 29°61
lunifera, Dichelia, 32: 321*
lunulisligata, var. of Scaphella fulgetrum,
36°224
Luperina, 44:148*
Luponia umbilicata, 36-211

lurida,-us, Chalia, 31:204; Cheiragra,
43°196; Omydaus, 42-272; Phyllotocus,
43:196; Plutorectis, 31°204; Rhyn-

chaenus, 42-272
luridipennis, Liparetrus, 29°309
lutea, Cardita, 32°351; Hesperilla, 26-90,
35°137; Porthesia, 26°177; Trapezites,
26°90, 35°137; Venericardia, 32°351
luteoaibum, Gnaphalium, 38:471
luteocilium Thelymitra, 33-12, 37°57

luteola,-us, Diaphonia, 38:184; Heter-
onyx, 33:36*; Orsonoba, 28 234*
lutescens,

Notobrachypterus, 26°299*

lutosus, Mandalotus, 38°306*

lutulentus, Paleticus, 37°249*

Lybaeba_ acuticosta, 29-223*, 37-303;
amplicornis, 37°320; blackburni,
33:187*; squamivaria, 37-320

Lycaon, 40°307; concolor, kraatzi, 40-307

lycaon, Ceraphron, 38-104*

lychnota, Paramelora,
27:196

Lycium campanulatum, chinense, 35°60

Lycoperdon gemmatum, 43°310

Lycopods, South Australian, 42°]

Lycosa celaenica, 41°488*; immansueta,
39°787; nigropunctata, 39°787* ; waitei,
41-487*

Lycosura breweri, inermis, 42-268

lyelli, Onithochiton, 35-101

lygaea, Amphiclasta, 30°132*

Lygocerus, 40°18; albovarius, 39-453*;
australicus, splendidus, 38:°90*; uni-
lineatus, 39°452*, 40-18

Lygosoma taeniolata, 41-472

lygropa, Ypsolophus, 27-70*

Lygropia chryselectra, 27:64*

lygropis, Batrachedra, 28 170*

lylei, Arthrocnemum, 43°359* ;
43°359

Lymantria aurora, 26°18];
ensis, 30°125

Lymexylon adelaidae, australe, 41°143

lymneaeformis, Pleurotoma, 33:3

Lyncestis macrosticha, 28:216*

Xanthorrhoe,

Salicornia,

novaguine-

Lynceus eremia, macleayana, 41°48]

Lyperanthus forresti, 44°345*; nigricans,
33°14, 44-°344; serratus, 44- 345

lyproides, Phrenozemia, 42-269

Lyraphora, 38-139; bassi, 38°166; obli-

103

quata, 38°165; velutina, 38°166; vitti-

varia, 38-166*
lyratus, Parasitus, 40-:229*
Lyre bird, Victorian, 44-390°

macalisteri, Oiketicus, 31°207
Macalla phoenopasta, 42:279*
Macandrellus, 44:289; costatus, 36-163,
44-289
Macclesfield, quartzite near, 32°129
Maccoyella barklyi,
mariaeburiensis, M2-12;
bonalis, M2-13
maccoyi, Glycimeris, Mya, M2-38
Maccoyornis broadbenti whitei, 40-590
MacDonnell Rarges,
from, 38°45; cambrian deposits in,

stelia australis from, 40-148; low tem-

in, 38 4&8: stratigraphy of, 38°8

macdonnelli, Chlamydera maculata,
38:°437 Eremophila, var. gracilis,
38-469*

Maceda, 44:189*

macella, Polystomella, 25-9

macgillivrayi, Aegintha temporalis,

Machaeretis calliphylla, 41-59*;
erata, dulcicula, 41°60*: — encrita,
44:°65*; hylobita, 41°60*; naias,
26°134*; pelinopa, 26°133*; polycapna,
41-61*

Machetis eudmeta, laticincta, 41°115*;
plagiozona, 41-114*

Machimia coccinea, 41°59*;

Aposites, 40 389;

41-59
macilenta,-us,
onyx, 34°202*; Orchesia, 41°170*
mackloti, Erythropitta, yorki, 40°594
Maclaren Vale, miocene deposits at,
28-269; pre-miocene course of the Onka-
paringa River at, 28-269

chali-

mesogaea,

Macrobathra drosera, 25°96*; epimela,
26°168; galenaea, 26°167*; gastroleuca,

23: 109* ; hexadyas, 30:35* ; homocosma,
xanthoplaca, 26°167*

macrobela, Tipasa, 27:15

Macrocallista plana, M2-35

/macrocephalus, Ditropidus, 44-249*:
Onthophagus, 27:279; Peritalaurinus,
38-18

_ Macrodontomerus, 37-100*; triangularis,
37:100*

_Macrogyrus fortissimus, 25°126*, 27-92;
gouldi, 927-99; obliquatus, 25-197,
27°92; opacior, 25:127*; paradoxus,
25-127; striolatus, 27:92

Macrohelodes crassus, and varieties gravis,

M2-11; barklyi, var. |
corbiensis, um- ,
| macroma, Acroclita, 42-287*

_ Macromalocera sinuaticollis, 41-576
| macromorpha, Mucialla, 31-172*
ancient drainage |
| Macroperas, 38:393* ;
38:8, 49; garnets from, 33:142; Hyalo- |

£O m- | macrops,
perature at, 38-413; ordovician deposits |

intricatus, niger, tasmanicus, 43 249;
lucidus, 43-248; montanus, 43-250*

31-296*
antennalis, 38:394*

37°300*; Poly-
; Tyrtaeosus, 37°335*

Macrones_ besti,

Macrophyllides, 36°65
Alatidotasia,
phrades, 40 357*

| Macropus, fossil, from Orroroo, 33:259

Macropus, nom. praeocc.,

34-255; rufus,

41-432
| macropus, Polyrhachis, 40:37
|macrorhyncha, Eucalyptus, 32-285, 286,
40-468 :

38-480.

macrosema, Xanthoptera, 27-48*
macrostachyum, Prasophyllum, 44:336
macrosticha, Lyncestis, 28-216*
macrosticta, Lomaptera, 38-148

| macrostylis, Caladenia, 44-354
| Macroteleia, synopsis of Australian species

Heter-_

of, 37°15]

_Macroteleia angusta, 37:150*; australica,
38°129*; cornuta, 37-:178*; magna,
37°149*; minima, 37°150*; pauci-
punctata, 39-444*; setosa, 38 128%;
torresia, 37-150*; unicolor, 38-1287;

varicornis, 38° 127*

Macrotelus, 27-307; picticollis, 27-307

| macrotheca, Thecalia, 32-347

macrotricha, Aristeis,

27:225*; Ocystola,

41°65*

_Macrotristria intersecta, 38°347; maculi-

macleayana, Lynceus, 41:48]

Macleayia, 29-331

macleavi, Alittus, 39°275*; Choleva,
27:94*; Erynnis, 26:112, 35- 160; Bury.
cyttara, 31-207 Hesperilla, 26 ie? ;
Heteronyx, 34-203* ; Hopatrum,
31°288*; Inpsichora, 30 "98*: Lacmoph- |
laeus, 27°145; Liparetrus, 29°312;
Mecopus, 34°51*; Oiketicus, 31:207;
Onthophagus, 27-:289*, 30 263

macmillani, Thelymitra, 37°57

Macquarie Island, protection of fauna and
flora of, 44-414

macquariensis, Oligorus, 2&°265, 33-268

Macracystis pyrifera, 30°328

macrantha, Phryganostola, 29°113*;
laea, var. pedicellosa, 40°63

Til- |

collis, 38°347*; nigrosignata, 38 348;
vulpina, 38-348* —

| macroura, Phricanthes, 32:322*; Talis,
26 233

Macroura, synopsis of Australian species

Macroura bicalcarata, 26°309*; brun-
nescens, 26°308; densita, 26 309 ; in-
ermis, 26°310*; latens, 26°309; nigra,
26°308

Macrozygona, 27°200* ; microtoma,

| 27-200

mactroides, Cyamiomactra, Cyamium,
31-108

\

104

maculata,-us, Amphibolurus, 38:442,
39:767; Campanotus, subsp. discors,
42-814; subsp. novae-hollandiae, 39-814;
Catasarcus, 42-265, Ceratobaeus, 38-64:
Chl amydera, macdonnelli. 38- 437 ; Ctena-
phides, 42-270; Cubicorrhynchus, 39-60;
Cyttalia, 30-82; Esolithna, 28-977;
Eurhynchus, 42: 270: Gaeana, 38-349;
Litocrus, 26-289; Mandalotus, 31-162* ;

Matesia, 28: 87*; Melanterius, 37-317;

Microtragus, 41-621 ; Myrmoturba,
subsp. discors, 42°814, subsp. novae-
hollandiae, 39°814; Sclerocyphon,

43-251; Sericornis, osculans, 40-586
maculatipennis, Megastigmus, 37°80
maculicollis, Amarygmus, 38°231*; Em-

enadia, 41:255; Macrotristria, 38° “347* ;

Rhyparida, 39: 128; Stigmodera, 40-°127*
maculifera, Chrysonoma, 40°542*

i satlge Ht a Talaurinus, var. brevior,
38-2

maculiventris, Oricopis, 41°316*
maculopa, Caesyra, 27:224*

maculosa,-us, Acoloides, 38-71*; Agarista,
27:2; Columbella, 34- 131; Hoplopriella,
39-419* : Idalima, 27-2; Triphora,
33-288

maculosella, Rhytiphora, 26°320*
Macumba Creek, 38-408
maderaspatana, Melothria, 26°34, 39-838

Madreporaria from Australian and New
Zealand coasts; by John Dennant,
30°151

Mapsen, J. P. V. Ionization remaining
in gases after removal from the in-
fluence of the ionizing agent, 32°12

Scattering of the beta rays of radium,

33-1
Secondary gamma radiation, 32°163
Mapsen, J. P. V., and Brace, Sir W. H.
Experimental investigation of the

nature of the gamma rays, 32:1, 35
Quality of the oma ionization due

to beta rays, 31°300
Maechidinus, 43: oeite latericollis, 43°231* ;

marginalis, 43-232*
Maechidius, acutangulus, ater, 41°519;
atratus, 41°518;, capitalis, 31-283*;

caviceps, clypealis, 41°519; conspicuus,
41°514*; crenaticollis, excissicollis, fissi-
ceps, 41°519; hackeri, 43°229* ; ‘hope-
anus, 43:230: hoplocephalus, 41° 513* ;
insularis, 41°516* ; lateripennis, 41°517* ;
latus, longitarsis, 41-519; obscurus,
43-230; parvulus, 41-519; raucus,
31-281*; relictus, 31-282*; rugosicollis,
41°519; savagei, 41°513*; sculptipennis,
41°516*; sordidus, spurius, 41°519;
squamipennis, 41°515*; stradbrokensis,
43:230*; tibialis, 41°519

Maenas, 30°118; arescopa, 30-118*

maestus, Aolles, Haplonyx, 34-48*; Melan-

terius, 37°314*; Polyphrades, 40°355*

Magasella cumingi, 34:97; exarata,
34:°97*: jaffaensis, 34:°92*,98; vercoi,
24:91*. 98

Magdalis inermis, mamillatus,
stenotarsus, 33-180*

Magellania flavescens, 34:96

Magi villages, 39: 505

Magic among the Mailu, 39-580, 654

Magico- religious activities and beliefs of
the Mailu, 39-647

Magill, cambrian blue metal limestone at,

30-238
28°38, 33°:246; Macro-

33°179* ;

magna, Cylicia,
teleia, 37°149*

magnella, Talaeporia, 30-207

Magnesite in Port Lincoln district, 31°76

magniclavatus, Neotelenomus, 38° 129*

magnicornis, Ceraphron, 38- 105*

magniferella, | Cryptolechia, §Eochrois,
41-111

magnifica,-us, Aplatygerrhus, 37°77*; Asti-
bula, 37:96*; Baryconus, 38-126,
39° 445 ; Craspedophora, 40°592; Cera-
toteleia, 37:142*, 38-126, 39°445;
Senecio, 38-471

Magnificent, Mt., 34-233

magniflora, Ruelingia, 39-833
magnirostris, Burhinus, 38-422; Burhinus
magnirostris, 39°743
magnus, Acolus, 38:°67*; Placotrochus,
28°54*; Poropterus, 37°350*
Magéri, 39-506
Magusa, 44:°141*
maheta, Hesperia, 26°87,89, 35-140;
Trapezites, 26°89, 35°140; var. iacchoides,
var. phigalioides, 35-140
Marpen, J. H. Aroid new for Australia,
29°207
Contribution to the botany of South
Australia, 32°252
Notes on some South Australian euca-
lypts, 41-333
On Eucalyptus behriana, 26°10
On Eucalyptus odorata, 27-240
Marpen, J. H., and Brack, J. M. New
species of boronia, 35°1
Maiden, J. H., receipt of Linnean medal,
39-849, 853
Mailu, arm-shells and other shell orna-
ments of, 39-643; art among, 39-697;
bara’u of, 39:647; baskets of, 39-645;
beliefs in spirits among, 39-650, 695;
betelnut tabu of, 39°585; birth customs
of, 39°572; burial among, 39-690;
canoes of, 39°613,632; carvings of,
39°646; clan or dubu of, 39°517; coco-
nut tabu of, 39:581; communal labour
among, 39°631; cooking by, 39°547;
cultivation of betelnut and coconut by,
39°600; daily life of, 39°537; dances
and feasts of; {3p 664, 678, 689, 698 ;
death among, '39- 685 ; description of
country of, 39-503; division of sexes

among, 39- 558 ; division of time by,
39°537; dress ‘of, 39°543; dubus of,
39°514, 517; fear of darkness among,

39-647; feasts of, 39°632, 633; fish tabu
of, 39:586; fishing among, 39-606; food
of, 39°546; games of, 39°574; gardens

“1

39-595, 6383; head-hunting by,
591; house-building by, 39:522,
633; household and family of, 39-521;
hunting by, 39-601; industries of,
39°640; inheritance among, 39-637
initiation among, $9:573; kinship
among, 39:521; kinship, vocabulary
of, 39°532; land tenure of, 39-592;
magic among, 39:580,654; magico-
religious activities and _ beliefs of,
39-647; mango tabu among, 39-586;
marriage customs of, 39°559; meals
among, 39°545; men’s club-houses of,
39°514, 517; mourning customs of,

of,
3 .

39-541, 581, 686; narcotics of, 39-553;
natives of, 39:494; neighbours of,
39°507; pottery of, 39-641; property
among, 39:634; ropes of, 39-601; sago
cultivation by, 939°598; sago tabu
among, 39°586; sex tabu among,
39°598; sexual life among, 39:559;

social distinctions among, 39°509; songs
of, 39°698; sorcery among, 39°647;
state of knowledge among, 39°701;
stone implements of, 39°646; tabu
among, 39:576, 580, 666: tatooing of,
39°543; timber of, 39-601; toilet of,
39-537; oye of, 39- 575; trade materials
of, 39-625; trade routes of, 39-622;
trading among, 39-612, 620; trading
charm of, 39-627; trading feasts of,
39-628; transport among, 39-612, 620;
treatment of adultery among, 39:°580;
treatment of children by, 39°573; treat-
ment of murder by, 39°579; treatment

of theft by, 39:°580; tree-houses of,
39°515; tribal life of, 39-537; tribe of,
39°509; utensils of, 39-547; village

groups among, 39:°509; village life of,

39°513, 554; village sanitary arrange-
ments, 39°515; villages of, 39-505;
warfare among, 39°588; weapons of.

39°590; work among, 39-629
maisonneuvi, Thryptomene,_39:832

Maitland, cambrian dolomitic limestone
at, 42:202; pleistocene deposits at,
42-211 pre-cambrian deposits at,

42-190; purple slates at, 28-260, 269;
quartzites and sandstones at, 28-200;
upper cambrian basal grits at, 42-195
major, Automolus, 30:286*; Caleana,
S137; Eragrostis,
34:199*: Nematodes, 40- 311; » Pan-
toreites, 32:217*- Platydesmus, 31 0d Gaal
var. of Hibbertia sericea, 36°21*
majorina, Oxacis> 41-310*: Tyrtaeosus,
37°204*
majus, Dichromosoma, 26°185
Malacological section of the Royal Society
of South Australia. See Royal Society
of §.A., Malacological Section
malacopis, Prometopus, 26°221*; Tim-
andra, 26-228*
.Malacorhynchus membranaceus, 38-424
Malays, possible introduction of smallpox
by, 35°31 E

43°24 ; Heteronyx,

5

Maidigo Well, lower cambrian glacial
deposits and Tapley Hill slates near,

2°24
Maldorky Hills, lower cambrian quartzites
at, M2-240
maleficus, Leptops, . 28:100*
Maleuterpes spinipes, 28°79
malevolens, Desiantha, var.
32-743 ‘Perperus; 30-71*
Maliattha, 44°170*; ferrugina, 32:67*
malindeva, Hesperilla, 35-129*
MainowskI, B. Natives of Mailu: pre-
liminary results of the Robert Mond
research work in British New Guinea,

vegrandis,

39-494.

Mallateleia, 37-°151*; ashmeadi, 38-124*;
giraulti, 37-151* ;

Mallateleioides, 37°152* ; splendida,
37-1527 47

Malletia elongata, randsi, M2:26

malleus, Sphyrna, 32°290

MattocH, J. R., and Knas, Fpx. New
Australian diptera from ants’ nests,
36-233

Malurus cyanotus, 40°586; melanotus
callainus, 38:431, 39-753; melanotus
whitei, samueli, 37°453

Malurus melanotus callainus, stomach

contents of, 39-763

Mamestra xanthocosma, 27:3*

mamiillata,-us, Magdalis, 33-179*; var. of
Triphora albovittata, 33-285*

Mammalia and ophidia from north-western
regions of South Australia; by Edgar |
R. Waite, 39°735 -

Mammalia and ophidia of South Aus-
tralian Museum expedition to Strzelecki
a Se Creeks; by Edgar R. Waite,
41-

Mammalia from Central Australia; by E.
R. Waite, 38-418

Mammalia of Cooper Creek country,
41-430

Mammalian vertebrae, morphological
structure of, 30°325

Mandalotus, 31-129, 33-160, 36-2238,
38:297; synopsis of species of, 31°13],

33-161, 38°298
Mandalotus abdominalis, 38-:310*, 40-322;

acutangulus, 35-71*; advenus, 38-304;

albonotatus, 31-160*; ammophilus,
33:167*; amplicollis, 28- V18* 333162;

angustipictus, 35-72* ; angustus, 38° 311",
40-323; arciferus, 31-145" : arcuatus,
31-154"; armipectus, 33°165*; avena-
ceus, 31:160*: bicarinatus, 36-77%;

blackburni, 31:143*, 35-75; blackmorei,
31-163*, 38-305; bryophagus, 31:°143*;
campylocnemis, 28-116*, 33:163; carina-
tipes, 35°68*; carinativentris, 31-°148%*,
35°75; carteri, 31:150*, 38:305; cel-
laris, 31-137; ciliatus, 38°310*; coatesi,

31°153*; coxalis, 33-170*; crassicornis,
30-156% ; crudus, LIE SM) 0) (Ea en tee
decipiens, 38°306*; dentipes, 35-67*;

excavatus, 28:119*; fergusoni, 31°157*;

106

ferrugineus, 38°308* ;
fuligineus, 35°75; geminatus,
glaber, 38°303*; granulatus,
herbivorus, 33°:168*;
40°324*; humeralis, 34°:159*; imitator,
30°149*; incisus, 33°163*, 36°80;
conspicuus, 40°329* ; intercoxalis,
31-138*; interocularis, 35-69%,
inusitatus, 31°163*; irrasus, .
laminipectus, 40°325*; latens, 38: 305%,
40 322; latus, 36°79*; ‘litoralis, 31°144*;
longicollis, 30°146*; lutosus, 38-306";
maculatus, 931°162*; mesosternalis,
33:164*; metasternalis, 33°166*; minu-
tus, 38-308*; mirabilis, 31° 152*;
vorus, 33° 169*; niger, 31°152*, 33-162,
36°80, 38-305; nodicollis,
40°323; ochreonotatus,
pallidus, 28-°120*; piliven-
tris, 28°116*; pilosus, 31° 138; pinguis,
28°120*, 31-138; pondericornis, 35°73"
prosternalis, 33:°166*; punctiventris,
38-304; pusillus, 28-121*; raui,
40°327*; reticulatus, 28°121*; rigidus,
25:27 ; rudis, 33°165*; rufimanus,
38°312*; rufipes, 36°78*; sabulosus,
30:150*. 36°80; saturalis, %8°119*;
scaber, 28°117*, 31°138, 33-162; seti-
collis, 31°157*; | setosus, “ 31-7557;
severini, 36°80; similis, 31°158*; simu-
lator, *-SR*loe..: oa: boo. spurcus,
28:118*; squalidus, 38-307*; squami-
bundus, 35°74*, 40°323; sterilis, 25-27,
31:136; subclaber, 28:°122*; subhum-
eralis, 40°328*; sydneyensis, 31°151*;
tavlori, 35°67*; tenuicornis, 36°78*,
40 324; tibialis, 40°326*; transversus,
38°309*, 40°322; trisinuatus, 31:154*;
tuberculiventris, 31°142*: vacillans,
30°140*; valgus, 31°137, 35°74; vari-
abilis, 31°139*; ventralis, 31-137;
vetulus, 25°28; wedgensis. 40 325*
mandarinea, Protaectia, 38-198
mandibularis. Neolamprima, 35:°222

foveatus, 36°76* ;
30°141*;
31: 147;

Mangelia alternata, 33:°312; atkinsoni,
34:140; cancellata, 33:306; desalesi,
33:°310; jacksoniensis, 33°311; st.
gallae, 33°310

Mangilia adcocki, 33°312; alticostata,
33:313; alucinans, 33317: anomala,

33°319; australis. 33-311; bella, 33-312;

coniatiena! CERESKE:.conipis, aan oe limestones of lower cainozoic,
delicatula, 33-316; dvscritos. 33°314; Marine shells of Western Australia,
emina, 33°327; gatliffi, 33-312*; fal- | 935-916, 36-192
laciosa, 33°319; flaccida, 33°315; | Marino purple slates, 28260
hexagonalis, 33°313; impendens, | Marion Bay, flora of, 32°273
33°313* 5; incerta, wason0: inornata, maritima,-um,-us, Alyssum, 35°60; Copi-
33°32]; insculpta, meredithiae, 33-315; dita, 41:299*; Hordeum, 36172;
mitralis, 33°311; paucimaculata, 33°314; Litocrus, 27:111*; Polypogon, 35°61;
picta, 33°315; spica, 31°215, 33:314; | Sediantha, 42 268; Sonchus, 40-76
tasmanica, 33°311; vincentiana, vin- | marmorata,-us, Acmaea, 30°210, 36-184,
centina, 33°316 | §38:°366; Alloiodoris, 29152; Chir-
Mango tabu among the Mailu, 39-586 onemus, 40°456* ; Hoplodecilaus, 36°85"; -
manicatus, Repsimus, 43°243; var. mon- Phyllocharis, 40 419; Polyphrades,
tanus, 43°243* 38°315*; Psepholax, 37°438*; Spilo-

hoplosternus,

in-

musci- |

Mann Ranges, geology of, 29°65; guano’
at, 29°72; igneous, rocks of, 29°66;
metamorphic rocks of, 29: 67 ; ‘Pilz-
felsen’ of, 29°70; step faults in, 29:70

Manna Gum. See Eucalyptus viminalis

Mannum, Ephthianura tricolor from near,
34°251

Mantellum angulatum, 31°314

Mantidae, new species of, 29°237

mantis, Rieliomorpha, 37°156*, 38-123

maplestonei, Trochocyathus, 27:208*

Mara tribe, distribution of, 31:3

Marane subargentea, 27°23

maranoana, Corbicella, Tatella, M2:36

Marapana rhodea, 27:15*, 217, 28-213

Marasmia hexagona, 27°63*

Marasmius alliatus, 43282*; calopus,
equi-crinis, 43:283*; porreus, 43°282*;
scorodonius, 43°282

Marble at Tumby Bay, 31°74; from Tor-
rowangee quarries, M2-277

Marble Bar outcrop of lower Torrens-
limestone, 39°3

Marble Hill reserve, 34:286

Marble Ranges, 31:72

marcida, Eucolyptocola, 27°91*;
43°311*

Mardalana fumea, 38°351*

margaretensis, Onthophagus, 27:299*

margaritacea, Trigonia, var. bednalli,
31°224*

margaritifera, Meleagrina, 33-251

marginalis, Maechidinus, 43 232*

Leotia,

marginata,-us, Ancillaria, 36-231; Hap-
lonycha, 30°307*, 41°498; Heteronyx,
35°175; Pholiota, 42-94*; Schismus,
36°25; var. of Pseudolycus haemor-

| rhoidalis, 41°276, 279

| Marginella columnaria, 32°345

marginellus, Uracanthus, 40°384

marginicollis, Edusa, 39:217*

marginipennis, Haplonycha, 43°1]88*;

| mariae, Livistona, 38°411; Russula,
43 275"

_mariaeburiensis, Palaeomoera, Tellina,
M2°34; var. of Maccoyella_ barklyi,.
M2-12

| marianae, Acanthiza, 39-752

Liparetrus, 29°310; Trichaulax, 38-165

_ marina, Deto, 41°399; Philougria, 41-401

107

glaux boobook, 38°426, 39°745; Titinia,

29-219

marmorea,-us, Mechistocerus, 37:196*;
Raparna, 27°43*

marnas, Ocybadistes, 35°148; Pamphila,

26 103, 35°148; Telicota, 26° 103, 35°148
Maroga paragypsa, 25° 89% ; unipunctana,
38°459
Marra tribe, distribution of, 31°3
Marranunga tribe, distribution of, 31-2
Marri clan, distribution of,’ 31-1
Marriage among aborigines of north-
western South Australia, 28°31; among
the Mailu, 39°559; among the Wororra,
41°21
Marriage kinship among aborigines of
western South Australia, 42°164; among
the Larrekiya, 31-4
Marsaeus rufoflavus, 39°126;
39-119
Marsdenia leichhardtiana, 38-467
Marsilia hirsuta, 43°23
Marsupials, pouch embryos of, 44-360

simplex,

Martin, Paul, reminiscences of disease
among Narrinyeri, 35°19

mascarenica, Micippa, var. nodulifera,
29-127*

Massim people, Southern, 39°507

mastersi, Bembidium, 25°122; Cardio-
thorax, 38°398; Cherrus, 29-93; Cil-
lenum, 25°122; MHesperilla, 26-55,
35°135; Hopatrum, 31°287; Hybor-
rhynchus, 28:112: Liparetrus, 29 298,
41°527; Myllocerus, 38-274; Pseudo-
clithria, 38:189; Rhyparida, 39-128;
Sarothrocrepis, 25-108; Telesto, 26°55

Matesia, 28°87*; maculata, 28°87*

mathewsi, Ptenoedus, vigorsi, 39°75],
41-457; Smicrornis brevirostris, 39-749*

mathias, Baoris, Chapra, 35°165; Erynnis,
26° 117, 35° 165; Hesperia, $35:°165;
Hesperilla, 26-117

Mattuews, E. H. Mollusca from Central |

Australia, 38°446
matthewsi, Acanthochites, 36-160; Fremb-

leya, 43°70; Kopionella, 44-286; Noto-
ae 36°160; Plaxiphora, 36-157,
43-

Matthewsia rubicunda, 38:422

matthewsianus, Lepidopleurus, 36:142,
44-283

maudeae, Lewinornis rufiventris, 39°749*

maudensis, Platytrochus, 28-56*
maugeanus, Sypharochiton pellisserpentis,

44-266
44-286;

maughaneanus, Acanthochiton,
36°162; Acan-

pilsbryi, 43°395*
thochiton, 42°82, 43-394*, 44-286

maughani, Acanthochites,

maura,-us, Nanophyes, 31°166; Pseudo-
clithria, 38-190
mauricei, HEnamillus, 31:235*, 41-497;

Haplonycha, 30°315*
maurulum,-us. Amarygmus, 37°34; Heter-
onyx, 34:164*; Trogoderma, 27-165

| Mawson,

mawlei, Anisoradsia, 42°82; var. saun-
dersi, 42°82*, 43-73*
maulei, Callistochiton, 44°267, 285;

antiquus, 43-400
Mawson, Srek Dovectas.

tions at the Cape Royds
Antarctica, 40°151

Chiasotlites from Bimbowrie, South Aus-
tralia, M2-189

Geological features. of part of Hyre
Peninsula, 31°71

Geological investigations in the Broken
Hill area, M2-211

Mineralogical notes, 31°119,
40-262

Notes on the gem-bearing gravels at
Barossa, 33°141

On certain new mineral species associ-
ated with carnotite in the radio-active
ore body near Olary, 30-188

Theories of the earth’s origin, 29-336

Wadella Springs and associated bog-iron
ore deposit, 31-77

Mawson, Sir Dovetas, and Cooke, W. T.
Phosphate minerals from Elder Rock,
31°65

Auroral observa-
Station,

30°67,

Sir Douglas, congratulations to,
on return from Antarctica, 33°346, 350,
370, 376, 38-476, 486

maxillaris, Acanthochiton, 43°397*,
44-287

maxillosus, Ditropidus, 44:229*

maxima,-us, Bromus, 35°61; Cetorhinus,

32°291; Chalcopterus, $7-11, 15*; Cubi-
corrhynchus, 39°59; Pteropodocys,
38°429, 39°750; Siphonalia, 36 221;

Tylostoma, 43-308*; var. of Ehrharta
villosa, 43°26

mayae, Rhyparida, 39°133*

Maybell Mine, M2-300

mayi, Callistochiton, 44-285; Callisto-

chiton antiquus, 43°401*; Callochiton,
36°164, 44-283; Haploplax, var. viridis,
44-964*, 284; Hemipleurotoma, 33 295*;
Ischnochiton, var. viridis, 44°264*; var.
of Cypraea angustata, 42-141

mazzini, Kurytoma, 37°114*

McCutitocn, ALLAN R., and WaAITE, EDGAR
R. Additions to the fish fauna of Lord
Howe Island, no. 5, 40°437

Fishes of the South Australian Govern-
ment trawling cruise, 1914, 39-455
Pisces [of the South Australian Museum

expedition to the Strzelecki and
Coover Creeks], 41°472
Revision of the genus Aracana and its
allies, 39-477
McLaren Vale to Mt. Lofty block fault,

35°57
m’coyi, Myacites, M2-38
McTaggart Range, Mt., 25-45, 46
Meadows, 34:233

Meals among the Mailu, 39°545
Mechanism of pollination in certain Aus-
tralian orchids; by R. 8. Rogers, 37-48

108

Mechistocerus, 37°306; basilis, 37-199*;
calidris, 37°307; cancellatus, 33:194*,
37:°322; compositus, 37°307 ; oy ere
$7:197*; denticulatus, 37: 392. denti.
culatus, ‘var. minor, 37°322* ; languidus,
oi: 322 - marmoreus, 37°: 196*; meta-
sternalis, 37°198* ; similis, ey sO

Mecistoptera lithochroa, 27-48*

Mecodina asbolaea, semophora, 27°42*

Mecopus macleayi, 34: 51L*: pictus, 34-520:
tipularis, 34°51]

Mecyna insulicola, 42-280*

Mecytha trimacula,: 26-185

media, Clitocybe, 43-268*; microtis,
44-339 j

mediana Hemiopsida, 40°308*- Tomyris,
39°175*

medicaginis, Pseudopeziza, 39-355
Medicasta, 38-331; leptopsoides, 98-110"-
obscura, 38°318.

Medicine among Soe BER EL is of north-
western South Australia, 28-23

medioangulata, var. of Turritella atkin-
soni, 34°125*

mediocris, Melanterius, 37°313*

mediofasciatus, Metyrculus, 37-286*;
Xylophilus, 41-201*

mediofusca, Essolithna, 38-316*; Gelop-
tera, 39:241*

mediolevis, Turritella, 34-°121*

mediomaculatus, Metyrculus, 37-287"

medionigra, Rhyparida, 39°136*

medionotatus, Perissops, ‘37°322*
mediopicta, var. of Rhyparida didyma,
39-118

medioplicatum, Flabellum, 28-52*

mediorufa, Rhyparida, 39-149*

mediosulcatum, Cardium, 26°131*

mediovittata, Rhyparida, 39°154*

meeki, Corbicula, Unicardium, M2-30*

Megacephala australis, 41:122; bostocki,
murchisoni, 41-123

megacephalus, Ceraphron, 38°106*

megalaucha, Eusthenica, 40°501*

Megalocolus rufinetum, 37°72*

Megalodes hedychroa, 28:218*

megalodonta, Olearia, 39-838

megalopis, Telesto, 26°85, 35-136

megalops, Euctenia, 41:265*; Rhyparida,
39-132*

megaloptera, Euchloris, 30°127

Megalotrox elderi, 41-496; tatei,

megaloxantha, Philobota, 41°92*

28°291

Megamerus, 41°627; synopsis of species
of, 41°628 :

Megamerus femoralis, 41°629*; ventralis,
41-628*

megapholus, Baeodontocis, 37°361* ;
Exithius, 37-401*.

Megapodes, mound-building, of northern
Australia, 30°318

Megapodius duperreyi, 30°330

Megasoma rubida, 27°24 ‘

Megaspilus australicus, 38-89%;
ceps, 40°17*

scabri-

Megastigmus fusicornis, 37°81*; _hilli,
41°361*; longicauda, 37°81*; macula-
tipennis, 37°80; tasmaniensis, 37-80*

megastoma,-us, Habronema, 43-99%;
Cnidoglanis, 32:295

Megatebennus concatenatus, radula of,
38°363

Megatoma, 27°161; morio, 27°166
Megautbo, 39°506
Megerlina lamarckiana, 34°98

megymeni, Tetracnemella, 41°354*; var.
brachyptera, 41°354* or
Melaleuca cylindrica, 44-195; fasciculi-

flora, 42°50; glomerata, 39°834; halma-
turorum, 43°369*; pauperiflora, 42-49,
43°370*; pustulata, 43°-368*; quadri-
faria, 42°50*
Melaleuca, notes of,
43-368
melaleucae,
41°540*
Melampsalta abdominalis,
laida, 38:°354*;
cuensis, 39°91;
mannsburgensis,
38°353;
gulosa, 39°91;
38°352
melamydra, Syntomactis, 28°177*
melancholica,-us, Automolus, 41°559*;
Kcildaus, 36° 125*; var. of Micropoecila
cincta, 38- ey a
Melanchra, 44°138*

on three species

Auletes, 34°38; Liparetrus,
38°352 ;

apicata, 38°352* ;
flava, 38:°353*;
39:91; landsboroughi,
subglusa, 38°354*, 39°91; sub-
tigris, 38°352*; torrida,

Melanchrinae, synopsis of genera of,
44-134 .

Melandryidae, synopsis of Australian’
genera of, 41°162

Melanegis halmaturina, 39°86*

melania, Hesperilla, Telesto, 35°126

melanocephala,-us, Aspidites, 41-437;
Auletes, 34°37; Phyllocharis, 27-309

melanocosma, Eucosma, 40°526*

melanoderes, Laius, 41°130*

melanodes, Plutorectis, 31-201*

Melanodryas cucullata vigorsi, 38:429,
39-748; stomach contents of, 39°761

melanoglypta, Cerura, 29-177*

melanogramma, Lepidoscia, 27:TAs
30:197; Patella, 36-192

melanographa, Bathrotoma, 40°523*;

Caradrina, 32°59*
melanograpta, Barasa, 44°180*
melanoleuca, Hopliocnena, 29:177; Sphy-
relata, 26°155
melanolitha, Eristena, 32°81*
melanoneura, Corethropalpa,
41°78
melanophaes, Corethrobela, 32°74”
melanoplecta, Eomystis, 41-1]0*

Saropla,

melanops, Austratamus, 38°432, 39-754,
41-460; Caradrina, 26:226*; Coracina
novae-hollandiae, 38-430, 39-750;
Elseya, 38:422, 41°445; Elseya

melanops, 39:742; Grauculus, 27-254
melanoptera, Edusa, 39-219*; Zonitis,
38:264* ; var. nigroterminalis, 38:265* ;

109

melanopyga, Diaphonia, Pau-
ropsalta, 38°355

melanoscia, Cryptophaga, 27° 198*

melanosoma, Edusa, 39:205*

melanosterna ,Gypoicitinia, 38-425, 41-449

melanosticha, Trachyptila, 40°520*

melanosticta, Homoeosoma, 27-58",
30°196; Panilla, 27-12

melanostomus, Helcioniscus, 30°205

melanostrotum, Bracharthron, 30°124*

melanotis, Falco, 37:453* ; Nepticula, 30-59*

melanotus, Malurus, callainus, 38-431,
39-750; Malurus white, 37-453;
Porphyrio, 38:421 :

Melanteriosoma costata, var. tasmaniense,
ao 186"

Melanterius amplipennis,

calis, 37°189;

38°186*;

Sigs; .api-
baridioides, 37-185";
bicalcaratus, of lites we biseriatus,
37°184*; cardiopterus, 37-185*; com-
pactus, 37°188; compositus, 33:184*;
confusus, 37°311*; congruus, 37-316;
conspiciendus, 33°185*, 37°317; costi-
pennis, 29-223*; ellipticus, 37-312*;
fasciculatus, 37°315*; floridus, 37°188;
fugitivus, 37:304; hybridus, 27 ]e8 Re Aule
imitator, 37°315*; impolitus, 29-223;
lamellatus, 37° 308% : laticornis, 37°310* ;
legitimus, 33: 183*, 37-316; leu-
cophaeus, 37:310*; maculatus, 37: Bs 5
maestus, 37°314*; mediocris, 37:313*;
minor, 37-311*: ‘nemorhinus, 37-309":

niveodispersus, 37°187*; _persimilis,
33-185*; semiporcatus, 37°188; solitus,
37:187; stenocnemis, 37-186*; tristis,
37-189

melanterus, Lepidopleurus, 36: 149

melanura, ‘Tomoxia, 41-°245*

Melaphyres of Blinman, 33-226

Melaps dentipes, 44-214"; glaber, tibialis,
44-216*

melasoma, Tomoxia, 41:244*

melasticta, Hypena, 27:49*

melbournense, Colon, 27-95

Meleagrina margaritifera, 33-251

meleagris, Polystictus, 43-297

Meliana, 44-135*

melibaphes, Canthylidia,
30-119

Meliceptria flavitincta, 32-°110*

melichrysa, Iphierga, 26°246*

Melicleptria melibaphes, 30-119

meliornis, Halteridium, 34:101

Meliornis novae-hollandiae, host of Hal-
teridium meliornis, 34°101, 113

Meliphaga phrygia, 40-592;
38°436, 39-758, 41-464

Meliphaga sonora, stomach contents of,
39°765

meliphyrta, Eclipsiodes, 32-:106*

melissa, Hesperilla, 35-124

Melicleptria,

sonora,

Melissoblaptes agramma, 27°49*; disema,
29:103*; spodoptera. 31°171*
Melithreptus atricapillus, host of Hal-

teridium, sp., 34:105, 112; validirostris,
host of Halteridium, sp., 39-29, 34

Melithreptus gularis laeteor,

38°435 ;
stomach contents of, 38-440

' mellea, Armillaria, 43-266*

mellicornis,

Ceraphron, 38-106*

| melliodora, Eucalyptus, 27-246
| mellissi, Congermuraena, 40°438*

| Mellor, John Fox, death of, 37-454, 481

mellori, Cracticus nigrogularis, 39-755
mellorianum, Helichrysum, 37-122*

Melo diadema, var. miltonis, 36-230;
miltonis, 36-230

Melobasis interstitialis, 25-130*

Melobastes, 38:140

| Melolontha chlorotica, 31-244; ciliata,

| Melolonthides, 35-181;

| Melville Is.,

31°244, 33°50; sylvicola, 29-31]

synopsis of genera

of, 35-187; synopsis of sub-tribes of,
29-276

Melophorus inflatus, 28°16, 39-712, 728;
laticeps, 39°813*

Melopsittacus undulatus, 38-427, 39-747,
41-452

Melothria maderaspatana, 26°34, 39-838

Melville, Hundred of, eocene beds of, 25-4

lepidoptera from, 38°245

melvillensis, Adoretus, 43-246*; Mordelli-
stena, 41°249*; Myllocerus, 38:285*;
Rhyparida, 39:142*

membranaceum, - us, Malacorhynchus,
38°424; Stereum, 43-308

memnonius, Catasarcus, 42°265

Memordica charantia, 26°34

Memory bore, 38-408

Memory Cove, flora of, 32:267

/mencia, Pamphila, 26-117

mendosa, Olene, 27-17

Menindie to Outalpa,
from, M2-234

Meninie Hill, miocene beds at, 42-204

Menimorpha inconstans, 37-290

Menios, $7°285; alternatus, 37-425*
sinuatus, 37°285*

Menkea hispidula, 39-830*, 40°62;
sula, 40°62

menkeana, Columbella, Mitrella, Pyrene,
x fe) ul

Men’s club-houses in the Mailu district,
39-514, 517

Mentha australis, 38-468

geological section

villo-

| mentitor, Trox, 28-°295

Menura novae-hollandiae victoriae, 44-390
menzeli, Acacia, 41°45*, 42-45

menziesi, Caladenia, 33-14, 44-346; var.
of Caladrina caulescens, 41-380

Meraporus nigriviridis, 37-91*

meredithiae, Mangilia, 33-315

Meretrix sphericula, 26-°131*

meridianus, Ceraphron, 38°108*; Sema-
nopterus, 42°258

meridionalis, Callistochiton, 44-285;
Callistochiton antiquus, 43°400*; Lip-
pistes, 30-221*; Nephila, 34-59*

Merimnetes aequalifrons, 34:18: celmisiae,
34-15*; decipiens, 34-16*; fagi, 34-13%;
montanus, simplicipennis, 34-:14*; uni-

formis, 34-17*; viridis, 34:15*

110 4

Meripherellus nigriclavus, 40°365* Metamorphic rocks of Ayers ranges,
Meriphus tuberculatus, 33:173* 29°78; of Brutus Castle, 26-274; of
Merismus anthracophilus, 43-299 Corney Point and Daly Head, 26-275;
Meritastis anisocausta, 40-514* of Everard ranges, 29°77; of Indulkana
Mern Merna, purple slates at, 28°261 outcrop, 29-80; of Mann ranges, 29 67;
‘merralli, Acacia, 32°278, 44:194 of Musgrave ranges, 29°62; of Tomkin-
meruloides, Hynum, 43°305 son ranges, 29°75
Meryx areolata, illota, rugosa, 26°318 Metamorphism, contact, at Rocky Gully, _
Mesectrephes kingi, 41-146 32°125; near Encounter Bay, 44-46, 49
meselectra, Eulechria, 26-148* Metamorphosed psammites from Broken
Mesocarbo ater, 38-424 Hill area, M2-277
mesochra, Eulechria, 41°116 Metamorphosed psephites from Broken
mesochrysa, Atychia, 27-68% Hill area, M2-278
Mesodina, 26°46, 35°118; synopsis of | Metanastes bicornis, 43-239*

species of, 26°46 metaneura, Prometopus, 32:111*

Mesodina_ aeluropis, 26°46, 35:118; | Metapelma superba, 41-357*
halyzia, « 26°47, 35°118; var. cya- | Metaptila ptilomela, 29-180

nophracta, 35°119* metasarca, Nephopteryx, 27-56*, 30°196
mesogaea, Machimia, 41°59 Metascelis flaxillis, 29-277
Mesolecta angustella, 41-101 Metasia adoxodes, 32:98*; dactyliota,
mesoleuca, Corula, 27°39* 32°97*; diplophragma, 32-°97*; ecto-
Mesomorphus leai, 38:221* dontalis, 27°66*; nyctichroa, 32-98*;

phragmatias, nd ie poly Hits ee
F es °
Mesoptila anthracias, 27-184 trophoessa, 32 3 typhodes, 32 }
mesoptis, var. of Telicota augias, 35°157* ae er ee
mesosternalis, Articerus, 43°170*; Ipsi- 41-234". Zonitis, 8-266"
*

wane -1@QA*
chora, 30:97*; Mandalotus, 33-164 Metaxanthia, 44-156

Mesotretis inconstans, 41°156*
aed .51Q* Meteorites at Accalana and Carraweena,
Biss suths, Cyeaeanaee ee bk 41-409; at Rhine Villa, 25°14
eases “ok F hier vd f ‘ , Meteoric dust, analyses of, M2-228
aig es Tr eitone 84 46 west Coas | Meteorology of the South Australian
Me ahs a es he oe raps bhi vig Ea Museum expedition to Strzelecki_ and
ee yP = Cooper Creeks; by Edgar R. Waite,

mesophaea, Eumichtis, 32°57

Eucalyptus capitellata 41-422
Mestocharomyia oophaga, 41°364* Methane, ionisation curve of, 31-111
metabolis, Callipona, 28-236 Method of driking among aborigines of
Metachrostis sciaptera, 27-44” west coast of Northern Territory, 31°52
metachrysialis, Tyspanodes, 27°63* _ Methypora parallelus, 28:84
Metaldetes, M2-112,151*; cylindricus, | Metialma, 34°50; australiae, 34°50*
Mmztor .. | Metiste clarki, 44:212*; _protibialis,
Metallarcha clethrodes, 42°236*; goudii, 44:213*; rubicunda, 44°212*; vicina,
26 234*, 42-236*; thioscia, 42°235* 44-214*
metallescens, Metallesthes, 38°188; var. | Metopiora, 44°135*
unicolor, 38-188 metria, Philobota, 41°91*
Metallesthes, 38-142; metallescens, | metriodes, Archernis, 32°96*
38188; var. unicolor, 38°188; sub- | Metropolitan Brickworks Co., cambrian
pilosa, 38-189 glacial beds at quarry of, 25°10

metallica,-us, Agamerion, 41°359; Bra- | metropolitanus, Heteronyx, 33°58*
chypterus, 26°300; Chalcoponera, var. | metrosideri, Stethaspis, Xylonchus, 35°178
purpurea 39805" ; Chiton, 42°62; Metura elongata, 31°200
Diphobia, 41-155" ; Edusa, 39°230" ; Metyrculus bimaculatus, 37°426; cine-
Ischnoradsia, 42-62; Johannica, rascens, 37°288% ; mediofasciatus,
40 426"; Metallosticha, _ 29-105"; 37°286*; mediomaculatus, 37-287*;
Notobrachypterus, 26°300; Notophilus, sinuatus, 37°289*

25°115; Notosalpingus, 41°158*; Rhy- | Metyrus albicollis, 37:424

tidoponera, var. purpurascens, 39°805* ; | Meuselia, 39°393 : aureipes, 39-393*

Thenarotes, 25°115 Meyrick, Epwarp. Descriptions of Aus-
metallifera, Elachista, 32-119* tralian tineina, 30°33
metallocosma, Leptarthra, Tortrix, 32°32] Descriptions of new species of lepidop-
metalloma, Noorda, 27°65*, 30°196 tera (oecophoridae), 26-133
Metallosticha metallica, 29:105* | Meyrick, Epwarp, and Lower, Oswatp.
metallota, Temnolopha, 25-73* Revision of Australian hesperiadae,
Metamorphic grit, ordovician, of north- 26°38

western South Australia, 29-100 Revision of Australian psychidae, 31-192

tg

meyricki, Chalcopterus, 37°12; Diapha-
nops, 42:272; Edusa, 39°204; Evanio-
cera, 41-263

mezerei, Gloeosporium, 39°356

Mica, biotite, noteworthy occurrence of,
40-268

Mica schists at Callington, 32°124; at
Dawesley, 32:127

micans, Adelotopus, 25°18*; Alittus,
39:274; Liparetrus, 29316; Nucula,
31:215; Sericesthis, 31-244, 261, 263
Terillus, 39:274

micantior, Loxandrus, 27-261*

Micippa mascarenica, var. nodulifera,
29-127*

micra Crassatella, Crassatellites, 31°313

Micra hemirhoda, 27°12
micraeola, Essonistis, 27°12
Micraeschus prolectus, 32-70*
micrantha, Daphnandra, 39-847
Micrantheum demissum, 33:223*
Micraonychus cinerascens, 40°367* ;
manus, 40°366*
Micrapatetis, 44-160*: icela, 44-160*
micrastis, Tarache, 27-33*
Micratamus minor, 38-4
Microberosiris, 37°200;
exilis, 37° 200
Microcala quadrangularis, 36-172
microcalla, Geloptera, 39-255*
microcarpa, Acacia, 2633, 43°33
microcephala, Pimelea, 43°38.
Microchaetes, 27-174; synopsis of species
oti oa fa aga
Microchaetes coloratus, 27°176*;
varius, 27°175*; solidus, 27-175*
microclyta, Araeoptera, 44°158*
Microcryptorhynchus cylindricollis,
36 138*; echinatus, 36°137*
Microcybe multiflora, 43°35;
41°47, 43-34
Microdiscus, 43°380; significans,
subsagittatus, 43-383
Microdon brachycerus, 36°235*;
41-455

36°233*
Microeca fascinans,
Microfilaria gymnorhinae, 34-114
Microfilariae of Australian birds, 34-107,

rufi-

37:200" ;

432
albus,

nigro-

-pauciflora,
43-380;

daveyi,

let. > an
microgalopsis, Calicotis, 28:171*
microglossus, Pterigeron, 39-470

microlepis, Chironemus, 40°456*

microleuca, Trachydora, 28°180*

Micromerus amabilis, 26 293

Micromyrtus ciliata, microphylla, 43-39

Micronia discata, justaria, manula, teria-
data, 27°18

microphanes, Ocystola, 26°243*

Microphyes rufipes, 38 221

microphylla, Baeckea, Micromyrtus, 43°39

Micropia, 44-152

Micropoecila, 38-139, 141; cincta, var.
breweri, 938:171; var. melancholica,
38°172*

micropolia, Schoenotenes, 40°517*

microps, Ophrythyreocis,
lophilus, 41°197*
Microrhagus, 40°302;

of, 40°305

Microrhagus ater, 40°304*; cairnsensis,
40-302; serraticornis, 40°304*; tenui-
cornis, 40°305* ; variegatus, 40°303*

Microscopic examination of supposed vol-
canic dust from the Northern Territory ;
by W. G. Woolnough, 27°207

microscopica,-um, Apion, 34°35*;
30:89*

Microscopical section of the Royal Society
of South Australia. See Royal Society
of South Australia, Microscopical Sec-
tion

microscriptum, Flabellum, 28°53*

Microseris forsteri, scapigera, 43°43

pee Brachycola, 42°278*; Panilla,
32°7

microstictis, Coesyra, 26°139*

Microstola, 44-68*; ammoscia, 44:°68*

microstoma, Habronema, 43-100

Microteleia pulchricorpus, 39°449* ;
chripennis, 38-°122*

microtheca, Eucalyptus, 40-480

Microthopus, 29°330, 30°286

Microthripa, 44-176*

37°360*; Xy-

synopsis of species

Baris,

pul-

microtidis, Uromyces, 39°353

Microtis, new, 31° 63; synopsis of species
of, 44: ‘327

Microtis suas 44°339; atrata, 44-340;
media, 44-339; orbicularis, 31 63%;

parviflora, 37° 128%, 44-339 ; porrifolia,
33:13, 44-339; truncata, 44-326*

microtoma, Macrozygona, 27°200*

Microtragus, synopsis of species of,
41-619, 620

Microtragus albidus, 41°621; amycte-
roides, 41:°620; arachne, 41-622;
assimilis, 41°623; basalis, 41:°625*;
bifasciatus, 41-624*; junctus, 41-621;
luctuosus, 41°620; maculatus, 41°621;
mormon, 41°623; pascoei, 41°620;
quadrimaculatus, senex, 41°621; sticti-
cus, 41:622

Microtribonyx ventralis whitei, 38-421,
41:443

Microvalgus, synopsis of

-38°144, 199*;
species of, 38 200

Microvalgus apicalis, 28:-204*; bursariae,
38:208* ; castaneipennis, 38-203* ;
dubius, ascicnlatus, 38:210*; glaber,
38-205*: lapeyrousei, 38°201; mucron-
Abuses eS2205* 7.) nigriceps) 1 38i2i1";
nigrinus, 38:°206*; quinquedentatus,
38-211*; rufipennis, 38 207*; scutellaris,
38°202; squamiventris, 38°206*; va-
gans, $8209*, var. obscuripennis,
38°210*; yilgarnensis, 38°20

microxutha, Elassoptila, 26°206*
microzona, Xysmatodoma, 27°72*
microzyga, Dodonaea, 42°175
Mictoneura eurypelta, 44-58*
mildurensis, Heteronyx, 34°218*
milensi, Gymnodactylus, 30:330

miles, Paphora, 30°324*

miliacea, Leda, 31°217

Miliana oblonga, 36°37

miliaris, Paromalus, 27-102

Miliolina boueana, circularis,
undosa, 36°37

militaris, Essolithna, 28-96*;
39-143*

militata, Beyophila, 27-6

Millendella Creek, 35-111

milligani, Ischnochiton, 42°81;
chiton proteus, 44:284

Millotia kempei, var. helmsi, 43°43

miltinus, Cortinarius, Dermocybe, 42:98*

miltocosma, Susica, 26°191*, 28-243

miltodes, Oreta, 27:29*

miltonis, Cymbium, Melo, var. of Cym-
bium flammeum, var. of Melo diadema,
Voluta, 36°230

miltophyres, Corgatha, 44-168*

miltostoma, Columbella, 34:131, 35-215;
Pseudamycla, 35°215; Pyrene, 34:13],
35°215

miltozona, Caesyra, 25-93*

Milvus korschun affinis, 38° 425, 41°449;
stomach contents of, 41-466

Mimadoretus leucothyreus, 43°245* ;
niveosquamosus, 43°244*

Mimasura, 44-170*

Mimemodes koebelei, 26°311*

mimeta, Colaspoides, 39:291*

Mimeta viridis, microfilariae of, 34°107

mimetica, Clupeosoma, 27°65*; Monos-
chalis, 26°200*

mimetis, Philobota, 41°86*

Mimicry, protective, near Cooper Creek,

secans,

Rhyparida,

Ischno-

41-418
mimica,-us, Belus, 41°600*; Cyllorh-
amphus, 38°322*; Daphnella, 33°326;
Liparetrus, 41°554*; Saulostomus,
43-:247*; Teres, 33-326

Mimobrachyoma, 26°242* ; eusema, 26°243
Mimodoxa, 25°96*; dryina, 25-97*
mimopa, Coesyra, 26°139*

mimulus, Earinus, 40°391, var. uni-
fasciatus, 40°391*
Mimulus repens, 44:196

minans, Catocalephe, 37-298

Mineral resources of Port Lincoln dis-
trict, sip

Mineralogical notes; by Sir
Mawson, 30°67, 31-119, 40:262

miniatus, Hygrophorus, 43:281*

minima,-us, Amarygmus, 38:232*; Aolles,
34:49* ; Apaustus, 26:98, 35°145; Calo-
mela, 40°404*; Diphucephala, 40-294;
Geloptera, 39-254*; Geaster, 43-310;
Haplonyx, 34-49% ; Macroteleia, 37°150* :
Neotelenomus, 37: Liace Ptychoparia,
Redlichia, 43-389

minnesotense, Cryptozoon, 38-4

Minolia preissiana, radula of, 38°365

minor, Auletes, 34°38; Calamagrostis,
43:27, var. densa, 43:27: Caleana,
34°275, 37°125* ; Chalcopterus, 38°235;
Deyeuxia, 43°27; Diabaticus, 25-17;

Douglas

112

Earinus, 40°390*; Ephyrcus,
Eragrostis, 36°172, 37°123;
modes, 27°216; Hormacrus,
thus, 25°:115; Liparetrus,
Melanterius, 37°311*;
38°432; Mylitta australis,
Onotrichus, * 38:384*;
42:262; Semanopterus, 42:258;
rotes, 25°115; Tomyris, 39-316
minor, var. of Chloris divaricata, 37-°124* ;
of Clitocybe dealbata, 43-269*; of
Mechistocerus denticulatus, 37°322*; of

37:280* ;

Gram-
Lestigna-
29°327* ;
Micratamus,
43-14*;
Palmerstonia,
Thena-

Olearia pimeleoides, 43°42; of Sym-
piezoscelus spencei, 37°433*
minoralis, Anerastia, 27°52*, 30°196

minor-mylittae, Polyporus, 43-14*

Minos petterdi, 32°341

Minuria rigida, 42-182*

minus, var. of Leptospermum laevigatum,
41°385

minuscula,-us, Hypoaspis, 40°227*; Myllo-
cerus, 38-286"; Onthophagus, 27°305;
Oxyops, 35:°79*, 38°318; .Rhyparida,
39°164*; Scleranthus, 36°24, 43°31

minuta,-us, Acolomorpha, 38:59; Amaryg-
mus, 37°34; Arisus, 40°313*; Cleptor,

39°310*; Columbella, 34:137; Cubaris,
37:118*; Daphnella, 33°326; Ditro-
pidus, 44:239*; Drillia, 33-326; Eva-
niocera, 41:°264; Heteronyx, 34-210*;
Mandalotus, 38°308*; Orchesia, 41-:170;
Pontonia, 31°189*; Rodwayi, 43-174;
Serolis, 41-397
minutissimus, Tychius, 41°596

minutula, Acrilla, Scala, Scalaria, 30°149

Miocene at Ardrossan, 42: 203; Edith-
burgh, 25°145; Hackham, 28-270,
42:294; Happy Valley, 28-249; Hart’s
Mine, 42°:205; Horse Gully, 42-204;
McLaren Vale, 28°269; Meninie Hill,
42°204; Muloowurtie Point, 42-205;
Noarlunga, 28-270; Port Lincoln,
31:73; Rocky Point, 42°205; Rogues
Point, 42-204; Schnapper Point, 35°48;
Sheoak Hill, 42-204; southern Yorke
Peninsula, 25:3, 26°271

Miocene fossils from Edithburgh, 25-147,
26:130; in well, Grenfell-st., Adelaide,
26°327

Miocene limestones at Edithburgh as re-
lated to eocene of Wool Bay. 25°145

Miocene sandstone from North Terrace,

Adelaide, 35-223

Miocene. See also ‘Upland Miocene’

mirabilis, Ceratobaeus, 38°64*; Charagia,
28:247; Decilaus, 37:258*: Ethemaia,
387326" ; Eufaustia, 36:118*; Hepialus,
28:247; Mandalotus, 31:152*; Pla-
tyscelio, 37°132*, 39-444

mirabunda, Psalidura, 38°12

miraculosus, Loranthus, 43°29

miracula,-us, Geloptera, 39°251*; Laius,
41-128*

‘Mirages near Hergott Springs, 41°419

Mirobaeoides, 38°74*; tasmanicus, 38-74*
Mirobaeus, 38:73*; bicolor, 38: 74%

113

mirocerus, Laius, 41°130*

Mirotelenomus, Saias
37°173* He

mira,-us, Amorphocis, 37:362*; Copidita,
41°301*; Edusa, 39:225*; Leanymus,
43-167*; Zenoporopterus, 36°135*

misellum, Hopatrum, 31:288*

miser, Heteronyx, 34:211*

miskini, Eupoecila, 38°155

abnormis,

Misophrice, 30°73, 38-333; amplicollis,
30:77*; apionoides, 30°75* arida,
41:593*; blackburni, 38°339*; brevi-
setosa, 38°340*; carteri, 35°83*; clath-
rata, 38°337; cristatifrons, 35°82*;
dubia, 38°341*; gloriosa, 30°75",
38-333; hispida, 30-79; hobleri, 35-81”;
inconstans, 38°342*; inflata, 30-76%;
insularis, 38°338*; munda, 38-335;
nigripes, 30°77*, 38:336; oblonga,

30°80; orthorrhina, 35°82*; parallela,
38-336; rufiventris, 38°340*; setulosa,
30-79, 38°336; soror, 38°339*; squam1-
bunda, 38°336; squamiventris, 30°74%*,
38-337; submetallica, 30°79; tuber-
culata, 38°337*; variabilis, 30-79,
38-334; vicina, 30°78*, 38°334; viridi-
squama, 30°80

Missionaries Plain, 38°47

Missionary Plain, 38-412

misthota, Ocystola, 26°135*

Mitcham, cambrian thick slates at, 30-235

Mitcham quartzites and sandstones, 28°194

Mitcham quartzites.
brian, upper quartzites of

mitchelli, Capparis, 38°464; Liparetrus,
29-298; Pterostylis, 38-242*

Mitra arnoldi, 33°336*; _ bellapicta,
33:337*; retrocurvata, 33:338*

mitralis, Bela, Mangilia, 33°311

Mitrella angasi, 34°137; dictua, 34°133;
lincolnensis, 34:130; lineolata, 34°131;
menkeana, 34°128; nubeculata, 34°133;

pulla, 34-131; tenebrica, 34-132; teni- |

soni, 34:137; unisulcata, 934-131;
vincta, 34°133; xavieriana, 34-129
Mitromorpha alba, $3°328, var. axi-
scalpta, 33°329*; angusta, 33-329";
axicostata, 33°330*; flindersi, 33-329;
incerta, 33°330; pallidula, 33°333;
paucilirata, 33:332*, var. crassilirata,
93-333: paula, 33°301*, var. leuca,
Sood.

Mitsukurina owstoni, 32°291

mittagongensis, Perilampus, 37:76*; Te-
trastichus, 37:68*

Mixodetis, 26°172*; calyptra, ochrocoma,

26°172 aed
mixta,-us, Berosiris, 37°307; Haplonycha,
41-501*; Mordella, 41-214; Patella,

30°212; Phlaeoglymma, 37-280; Tyr-
taeosus, 377304"

Mniothripa, 44-178*

mniszechi, Diaphonia, 38°184

mobilis, Arcularia, 32-343

Mocis alterna, 38-457

See also Lower cam- |

modesta,-us,

Cacophis, 38°445, 39-737;
Clathurella,

33°310; Corynophy]lus,
42:261; Cubicorrhynchus, 39°60; De-
mansia, 38°445, 39°737; Diemenia,
39-737 ; Goodenia, 36:172* ; Heteronyx,
34°178*; Myllocerus, 38°273

Modéva Bay, 39:508

modicus, Elleschodes, 32:240*; Haplonyx,
34:44*; Phacodes, 25°31*; Tyrtaeosus,

37°215*
Modiola ensiformis, eyrensis, M2-:22*;
linea, 31-106; Jlinguloides, M2-18;

penetecta, 31°225*; projecta, 32:195*;
scoulari, M2:20; subsolenoides, M2-22;
tatei, M2-21*; unica, M2-21

Modiolarca tasmanica, 31:105

Modiolatia semiradiata, 32:195*

moestus, Heteronyx, 34:206*

molestus, Notonomus, 27°92; Sclerorinus,
38°22

Mollinya, 31-15

mollipes, Rhipidius, 41-253

mollis, Catosarcus, 33:157*; Crepidotus,
42-120*; Poropterus, 37:358*

Mollusca, cretaceous, of South Australia
and the Northern Territory, M2-1

Mollusca from Central Australia; by E.
H. Matthews, 38-446

Mollusca from Geraldton, 36:201; from
Great Australian Bight, 36:206; from
north-western South Australia, 29-161;
marine, of South Australia, 28-135,
29-166, 30-143, 205,. 31-99, 213, 305,
32°193, 338, 33-270, 277, 293,’ 34-115,
35°204, 36:18], 42-139; marine, of
Western Australia, 35-216, 36-192;
miocene, near Edithburg, 26-130

Mollusca (pulmonata) from the north-
western regions of South Australia; by
A. R. Riddle, 39-770

Moloch horridus, 38°443:

Molochtus gagates, 39°60;
39°74*; tibialis, 28-113, 39:60

Molopa planalis, 27-217

molorthus, Trophon, 32°345

Molossus australis, 38°418

molossus, Sclerorinus, 38°21

Molvena, 44°144*; guttalis, 27-6; hiero-
glyphica, 44-144*

hercules,

| Molybdenite, 27-312

molybdimera, Trachydora, 28-179*
molybdina, Paurocoma, 26°230*
molybdis, Noorda, 27°65*

| molybdopasta, Erastroides, 32°69*

molybdophora,
30°196

Momopola, 30°138; cosmocalla, 26-220*,
28-243; loxogramma, 30-138

Monacanthus setosus, 39°472*

Monachides, synopsis of genera of, 44-218

Monarto, biotite schist near, 32°124, 134;
granite outcrop near, $2°124

Monazite at Flinders Range, 40°263; at
King’s Bluff, 30-192, M2-296; near Mt.
Crawford, 33:144

Heterographis,

114

Mond, Robert, research work in New
Guinea, 39°494

Monectrephes pascoei, 41°146

monile, Clavatula, Perrona, Pleurotoma,
33°294

moniliata, Leperina, Peltis, 26°311

monilicornis, Entomacis, 39- 400* : Morpho- |
lycus, 41-290*

Monobolodes subfalcata, 27°21

Monoctenia niphosema, 32°114*; xantha-
stis, 28°22

monocycla, var. of Trapezites eliena,
35°139*

monoda, Eulechria, 31°115*

monodesma, Synemon, 29°173*; Tortri-

comorpha, 27-70*
monodisca, Apodecta, 26°189*, 27°24.
monogona, Ophiusa, 27-38

Monograph on the genus Stenochiton
(order polyplacophora), with descrip-
tions of two new species; by Edwin
Ashby, 42°65

monoides, Coesyra, 41°74*; Scieropepla,
30°142

Monolepta interrupta, 41°630*

, Monomorium longiceps, 40:216; roth-
steini, var. tostum, 39°806*; whitei,
39°807*

monomorpha, Natada, 28-°242*
Monophlebus crawfordi, 40-592, 594
monophyes, Coenotoca, 27 2*
Monoschalis mimetica, 26°200*
monospila, Nephopteryx, 30°196
monostropha, Aristotelia, Periallactis,
26:173
monotherma, Hesperilla, 32 312; Telesto,

31°169*, 32°312; var. of MHesperilla
ornata, 35°135
Monotis barklyi, M2-11

monozona, Blastobasis, 31°118*

monstrosus, Pseudoryctes, 33°80, 41-566

Montacute, cambrian lower limestone of,
30°246; upper Torrens-limestone at,
39:6, 7

montana, - um, - us, Brachyporopterus,
37°366*; Edusa, 39-205*; Hebeloma,
42°104*; Liparetrus, 29°308; Macro-
helodes, 43°-250*; Merimnetes, 34°14*;
Notosalpingus, 41°158*; Phanurus,
37°159*: Poropterus, 33:190*; var. of
Repsimus manicatus, 43:243*; var. of

Stigmodera coeruleipes, 40°138*
Monteith, kitchen-midden at, 35°14
Montgomery’s farmstead, cambrian dolo-

mitic limestone at, 42:201

monticola, Edusa, 39:210*; Heteronyx,
33°75*; Liparetrus, 29°315; stethaspis,
35°180*; var. of Ischnomera sublineata,
41-314*

monticolae, Hesperilla, 26 62, 35-133;
Telesto, 26°62

Mooleulooloo Hill, M2-219

Moon, Mt., 34-233, 236

30°199

Moonta Mines, radium at,

| Moonta, petrography of pre-cambrian at,

|
|

|

Moorabool,
25°136

moorei, Cyprina, Cytherea, M2°34

Mooreland’s farm, erratics at, 25°12

Moorilyanna native well, 39: 714

Moorowie, raised beach at, 26°269

Mootooroo West Mine, iron sulphide at,
M2-318

Moraines, permo-carboniferous, of Rosetta
Head and King’s Point, 34°]

Morchella conica, esculenta, 43:31]

morchi, Cirsotrema, Scala, 30°147

Mordacia mordax, 32 289

mordax, Mordacia, 32°289; Sphyraena,
33°265

Mordella, divisions and groups of species
of, 41-216

Mordella adipata, 41:237*; albosignata,
albosparsa, 41°217 ; alphabetica, 41°235* ;
apicata, 41°243; auronotata, 41 232*;
australis, 41-217; baldiensis, and varie-

eocene polyplacophora at,

ties alboscutellata, ignota, inconspicua,
obliqua, waterhousei, 41-218; _ bella,
41:219; blanda, calodema, 41:°240*;

calopasa, 41:237*; caloptera, 41:239*;
chrysophora, 41:230* ; communis, 41 226;
conspecta, 41°229*; corvina, at ‘Q43* ;

dumbrelli, 41 220; 18- maculata, 41° 995 :
elegans, at ‘220; elegans, var. fostiva,
41-220; elongatula, felix, “Si‘g2n.
flavicans, 41°:°247; hamatilis, 41:222;
iridea, 41°234*; lepida, 41°214; leu-
costicta, limbata, 41:224; metasternalis,
41:234*; mixta, 41°214; multiguttata,
nigrans, 41°224; 9-maculata, 41-226;
norfolcensis, 41°235*; notatipennis,
41 236%; obliquirufa, 41:239*; obscuri-
pennis, 41°247; obsoleta, 41°225; ovali-
sticta, 41°226; promiscua, and varie-
ties aemula, fugitiva, raymondi, simil-
lima, trivialis, 41:296; pulchra,
41:227; pygidialis, 41°231*; quadri-
maculata, 41:238*; sericans, 41°241*;
sub-vittata, sydneyana, 41°228; syd-
neyana, var. cairnsensis, 41°228*; tar-
salis, 41°942*; tomentosa. 41°215;
tristis, 41°228; undosa, 41 217; v-aurea,
41-298; v-fasciata, 41:°229; verticordae,

41-228, var. niveosuteralis, 41°229*;
vitticollis, 41°231* .
Mordellidae, geographical distribution

and synonymy of, 41°212;
some genera of 41:209
Mordellistena, 41°246; abaceta, 41:248*;
aspersa, 41-215; atronitens, 41°250*;
austrina, 41°246; brunneipennis, 41:247 ;
castigata, 41°251*; coelioxys, 41°249*;
concinna, 41°251*; flavicans, 41 9AT ;
fuscula, 41:252*; melvillensis, multi-
lineata, 41:249*; obscuripennis, 41°947 ;
pulcherrima, 41-252*; tibialis, 41°248*;
trichura, 41°250*
morgani, Acanthiza 39°753 ;
Leggeornis lamberti,

synopsis of

iredalei,

38-432

115

superciliosus, 38-430,
stomach contents of, 38-439,

Morganornis
39°751;
39°762

Morialta,. cambrian thick quartzites at,
30243; cambrian thick slates at, 30:236

morio, Amarygmus, Erotylus, 37-34;
Megatoma, Trogoderma, 27:166

mormon, Microtragus, 41°623

Mormoscopa crossodora, 27°12

Morning Sun, paringite near, 32°128

Mornington, eocene polyplacophora of,
25-136

morosa, Rhyparida, 39°125

Morphett’s Hill, 34-239

Morphett Vale, Brighton limestones at,
28-276

morphnoides, Hieraaetus, 38-425, 41°448

Morphnos besti, 27-92

Morphological structure of the
malian vertebrae, 30°325

Morpholycus, 41-287* ; synopsis of species
of, 41:288

mam-

Morpholycus apicalis, 41°288; costi-
pennis, monilicornis, 41°290*; serrati-
cornis, 41-289*

Morris, Mt., 29°60

morrisi, Eucalyptus, 43°39; Homalium,
26° 28*

morrisoni, Puccinia, 39°354

Moruloidta lacertosa, 32°150

Morychus raucus, torrensensis, 27-173

mosaica, Temnolopha, 25°72*

Motasingha, 35-120; dirphia, 35:°120

Moths from Lord
Islands, 24°53, 42-276

Motu speaking tribes of Papua, 39-499

Mound building megapodes of northern
Australia, 31°318

Mound spring at Blanche Cup, 28-303

Mod@nd spring, extinct, at Mt. Hamilton,
28:°303

Mount. See also under name of mount

Mt. Barker and Echunga, shatter-zone
between, 32-128

Mt. Barker Creek, 35-111

Mt. Barker Junction, quartz schists at,

32-123; shatter-zone at, 32°123

Mt. Barker, purplish soapstone at,
32°128; quartzites and _ sandstones,
28:203

Mt. Dutton Bay, bird-protection reserve
at, 34°277; flora of, 30-270

Mt. Fitton South Mine, 25-47

Mt. Lofty ranges. See Lofty Ranges, Mt.

Mt. Mary railway station, cainozoic bed
near, 40-259

Mt. Remarkable Creek, 44-311

Mt. Terrible Creek, cainozoic beds at,
35:49

Mourning customs of the Mailu, 39-541,
581, 686

Mourning Customs.
Customs

myrmecophila, Limosina, 36:2386*

Mucialla crypsimera, leucopspila,
morpha, 31:172*

See also Funeral

macro-

Howe and Norfolk.

mucida,-us, Armillaria, var.
43:266*; Haplonyx, 34-46*

mucronata,-us, Ancilla, Ancillaria, 36°231:
Microval gus, 38°205*; Oxyops, 32°213*:
var. of Callitris cupressiformis, 35°61,
44-190

mucronipennis, Sclerorinus, 38-39%

muculenta, Tricholoma, 43:267*

Muddy Creek, eocene polyplacophora of,
25°136

Muehlenbeckia coccoloboides, 42°170*

muelleri, Battarea, 43-309; Chiloglottis,
42°35*; Daedalea, 43°:293; Geoglossum,
43°312; Hydnum, 43-304; Lenzites,
43:293; Peplidium, 39°836; Praso-
phyllum, 44:335

Mugil dobula, 26-266; peroni, 33:264

mulderi, Trematotrochus, 25°52*

Mulga Creek, amphibole schist
M2-267 ; amazonstone at, 31°123

Mulga Hill Mine, pegmatite at, M2-313

mulleri, Beryx, 39-461*

exannulata,

near,

mullerianus, Pseudoryctes, 41°566
Mulligan Springs, Mi.v.

Mulloway, 26-266

Mulluk-mulluk, dialect of, 31°3; tribal

distribution of, 31-1
Muloowurtie Point, miocene beds near,

42-205; pleistocene deposits near,
42:209; pre-cambrian. deposits near,
42-188
multicarinata, Trypocolaspis, 39-330*
multiclavia, Caladenia, 44-°348*
multicolor, Chirida, 42-274; Cleptor,
39 :304* ; Poropterus, 37-357; _Petroica,

frontalis, 38-480

multicostata, Lima, 31°313; var.
lama Stoke

multifidum, Chenopodium, 35°60

multiflora, Ammania, 40-461; Microcybe,
43°35

multifoveata, Propentapria, 39:426*

multiguttata, Mordella, 41°224

multilineata, Mordellistena, 41°249*

multimaculatus, Belus, 41:601*; Ela-
phodes, 44:250*; Heterocerus, 27°180:
Myllocerus, 35:°64*; Perissops, 37-326 —

multinodosus, Eurycis, 37°248*

multinotata, Orchesia, 41:171*

multiseriata,-us, Anoplognathus, 43:241*;
Augomela, 40°411*; Trypocolaspis,
39°329*

multistriatus, Liparochrus, 29-270, 272

mummularia, Atriplex, 38°462

Mundi Mundi, Mt., granite near, M2-253,

of Lima

281

munda,-us, Chalcopterus, 38°235; Heter-
onyx, $3°56*; Mlisophrice, $8:335
Orochlesis, $7°328; Queenan,

37-302, 328; Xylophilus, 41-184
Mungeranie, 41-414
munionga, MHesperilla,

35-136

Telesto, 26°56,

' munna, Campbellornis personatus, 38°432,

39° 754, 41-460

| Munton, H. §&., obituary, 34- 256

116

Muraenichthys breviceps, 32°297

Muraltia heisteria, 35-2

Murat Bay, flora of, 32-263

murchisoni, Megacephala, 41:123

Murdarinna waterhole, 39-708

Murder, treatment of, by the
39°579

Murex anomala, 33°319

muricata,-us, Asterolasia, 36°22*; Chiton,
36-153; Leptops, 40°338; Lophyrus,
36°153; Serpula, Siliquaria, 36:209

muriceus, Amorphorhinus, 39:85*

Mailu,

-murinus, Elaphodes, 44-247; var. of
Prypnus scutellaris, 35-°63*
Murray Bridge, eocene deposit near,

$2°125; flora of, 327259)
32:127

Murray, lower, advance of smallpox
among tribes of, 35°36; fish of, 26-265

Murray Plains, upper cainozoic beds near,
40-258

Murray’s Lagoon, 27-83

murrayensis, Laemophlaeus, 27°141*

murrayi, Dendrochilum, 44:114*; Lima,
Limaea, 31°315; Loranthus, 40°374

Murru Yilyah outcrop, 29°75

Murteree, 41°409

Mus hermannsburgensis, 38°418, 39-736

muscae, Empusa, 39°355; Habronema,
43: 96*

musci, Psilocybe, 42°131*

muscivorus, Mandalotus, 33:169*

Muscle, action of chemical reagents upon
contracture of, 29°44; electrotonus in,
29°37; influence of tension on, 29°44;
inhibitory and augmentor action of
nerves on, 29:47; propagation of ex-
citation in, 29°31; rhythmicity in, 29°47

granite at,

muscophilus, Ceraphron, 38°109*

muscosa,-us, Conostigmus, 38°92*; Franke-
nia, 42-177"

Muscovite-sillimanite chiastolite schist

from Poothlaringla, analysis of, M2-274
Musgrave Ranges, 39-713; expedition to,
under R. L. Jack, 38:479; geology of,
29°59; guano at, 29-72; igneous rocks

of, 29°60; metamorphic rocks of, 29-62;
natives of, 39°716; rock-drawings at,
28°46

musgravi, Ethelornis culicivorus, 39°749

Musical instruments of aborigines of west
coast of Northern Territory, 31°47

musivus, Tropideres, 25:31

Musothyma, 44-142*

Musotima leptorrhoda, 32°85*

mussoni, Cubicorrhynchus, 34:20

Mustelus antarcticus, 32°290

mutabile, Paromarteon, 41°167

mutans, Cucumaria, 39°18;
Erosia, 27°21

muteli, Orobanche, 36°25

mutica,-us, Colaspis, 39:°277
phagus, 27-295

Mutilation, personal, among aborigines of
north-western South Australia, 28-21;

Dirades,

Ontho-

of west coast of Northern Territory,
31:6, 8

Mutton-birds of West Coast, 33-345

Mya maccoyi, M2: 38

Myacites australis, m’coyi, M2°38; planus,
M2°35; rugosa, M2- 38; sp. ind., M2°-35

Mycena banksiae, coccineus, 43°284*;
sanguinolenta, 43-285*

Mycenastrum corium, 43°310

Myctides, 30°99; balaninirostris, 30°101*;
imberbis, 30-100

myenianus, Chlamydopus, 43°308*

myersi, Lelapsomorpha, 37-88

Myiagra nitida, host of Halteridium, sp.,
34-103, 112

Myiagra rubecula, microfilariae of, 34° 107

Myliobatis australis, 32:°293

Mylitta australis minor, 43-14*

mylittae, Polyporus, 43: 19%

Myllocerus, and allied genera, 29-209;
synopsis of species of, 29°218, 38-268

Myllocerus aberrans, 44 -588*; abundans,
29-211*, 38:274; acutidens, 30-281*;
amblyrhinus, 29°212*; angustibasis,
38:288*; angustipennis, 41°587*; armi-
pectus, 38-292*; ashi, 41°586*; aurifex,
38:274; blackburni, 38:276*; canali-
cornis, $33°145*; carinatus, 28°85%,
33°145; castor, 33°148*; ceratorhinus,
38:281*; cinerascens, 33:145 ;® confinis,
38:°280* ; constricticollis, 38:287* - cyr-
tops, 38:290*; darwini, 29-210; doddi,
38°282* ; duplicatus, 29° 210; echinatus,
29-215*: elegans, 9°21 4* exilis,
29-217*, 38:°274; feldi al O75* fovei-
ceps, 33:°146%*, 38-273; foveifrons,
35°64*; fugitivus, 38- 279% ; griseus,
33° 984* ; hardcastlei, 35°65* ; herbaceus,
42-263; _hilli, 33° 291*; = incurvus,
33-147"; intercoxalis, 38-278*: lati-
basis, 38°275* laticollis, 29°-210*;

longus, 38:282*; mastersi, 38-274; mel-
villensis, 38°285*; minusculus, 38°286* ;

modestus, 38:°273; multimaculatus,
35°64*; nigrovarius, 38:289*; niveus,
29-213*, 33:145, 38:273; obliqui
fasciatus, 41°584*; pollux, 33°149%*,
38:274; prosternalis, 38:277*; quadri-
color, 41°583*; rugicollis, 29°214* ;
setistriatus, 38-283% ; ‘sordidus, 29-213" ;

speciosus, 29-210, 38-274;

squamicornis,

38°289* ; subrostralis, 38° 279% ; suturalis,
29° 216%: taylori, 33°148*, 38-275;
tibialis, 38-284*; trepidus, 29-210;
trilineatus, 29-217*; tristis, 38°277*;
usitatus, 28°86*- varius, 38°286*;
villosipennis, 41°585*; viridimicans,
41°583*; zopherus, 41°586*

Mylor, 4a: 313

mymaripennis, Trimorus, 38°81*

Myodora tasmanica, 31 311

myodoroides, Thracia, 31°228

Myola pacifica, 38: 493, 41-447; stomach
contents of, 41-466

Myoneural junctions of fly’s
effects of drugs upon, 44°104

intestine,

Myophoria, sp. ind., M2-28

Myoporum brevipes, 40°71

myosurus, Xylaria, 43-314

Myponga, occurrence of Polyphorus my-
litta at, 28-304

Myrabolia, 27-148; synopsis of species of,

27:148
Myrabolia erouvelleana, haroldiana,
27:150; longicollis, 27-149*; longi-
cornis, 27°148*, 31-232; parva, 31:232
Myriocephalus dittrichi, 42-57"; stuarti,
38°471
myriospila, Linosticha, 27-222*
Myriostephes citrochroa, crocobapta,
32°104*

myriosticta, Pseudoterpna, 28°223*
Myrmacicelus pilosicornis, 39°798*
Myrmamblys aurofasciatus, 39°817*
Myrmecia vindex, var. desertorum, 39°805*

myrmecophila,-us, Carphurus, 43°253*;
Diphobia, 44-153": Oniscus, 37°116*

Myrmecorhynchus, 41°15; emeryi, 41°16

Myrmica longiceps, 40°216

Myrmogonia eremicus, 39°815*

Myrmonyssus aequalis, 40:°227*

Myrmosphincta leae, 39°819*; whitei,
39-818*

Myrmotrema inflatus, 40°37

Myrmoturba latrunculus, 39°814*; macu-
latus, subsp. discors, 42-814, subsp.

novae-hollandiae, 39-814
myrtae, Barnardius zonarius, 39°745*
Myrtesis nasuta, 36-104*; pullata, 36:105*
mysis, Delais, 43-425
mysterica, Argyroploce, 40°533*
Mystery, Mt., desert sandstone at, 29-86

mysticodes, Philobota, 41-84*

Mythites basalis, 934-24; foveipennis,
34-23*; frater, 34°-21*; poropteroides,
34:°22*

Mytilicardia calyculata, concamerata,
32-347; crassicosta, $2°346; tasmanica,
32°347 :

Mytilus inflatus, linguloides, M2-18; pri-
mulafontensis, M2-18*; rugocostatus,
M2-20*

Myxacium archeri, vibratilis, 42-97*
Myxus elongatus, 33-265, 40-454

Myzantha flavigula, 38°437, 39-758,
41:465; stomach contents of, 38-440,
39-766

Myzantha garrula, microfilariae of, 34-107

Myzomela nigra, 34-251

Myzomela sanguineolenta, host of Halteri-
dium, aed 39-29, 34; of Leucocytozoon,
7 9°3 of Microfilaria, sp.,

9-3, 335, of Trypanosoma, 39- 31, 35

Naarda xanthonephra, 32-65

Naba, 39-505

Nacaduba biocellata, 38-455; compressa,
30:208*: crebrestriata, 28-144, 30-208,
31-101, 36-183, 195, var. roseoradiata,

36°183, 195*; parva, 30-208, 31-101,
36-183, 194; stowae, 30:209*, 31-101,
36°183, 195

‘nanus, Pephricus,

Nacoleia alincia, 932:90*; glageropa,
oncophragma, 32:89*; xanthoscota.
27-63*

naevosa, Haliotis, 36°186

naias, Capua, 40-°507* Machaeritis,
26°134*

Nairne, biotite schist, cellular blue slate,
and quartzite near, 32°125; purplish
‘soapstone’ near, 32°130; shatter-zone
east of, 32°123

Naja australis, 38-445, 39-737

Namangana, 44-147* ; delographa, 44:148*

nana, Podocama, 39-839; Pterostylis,
33°13, 44-340

Nanaguna, 44:176*; praedulcis, 44:177*

Nangkita glacial basin, 34-235

Nannomorpha, 32-80"; alychnopa, 32:80*

Nanophyes, 31°166: synopsis of species
of, 31°168

Nanophyes_ alleni, 931:166*; maurus,
31°166; nigrovarius, pallidicornis,
31°167*; v-notatus, 31-166"

Micronia, 27-18
28°95

napaea, Nephogenes, 41:99*
Naprepa hirta, pilosa, 26-184
Naracoorte Caves reserve, 34:286
Narangodes, 44:161*

aarcissus, Ceraphron, 38°105*

Narcotics among the Mailu, 39°553
Narrative of an expedition into central
Australia; by S. A. White, 38-407
Narrative of the South Australian Museum
expedition to Strzelecki and Cooper
Creeks; by Edgar R. Waite. 41-107
Narrinyeri, account of, 35:13; burial
customs of, 35:10; G. G. Hacket’s
reminiscences of disease among, 35°38;
eae among, 35°15; vocabulary

of, 41-8, 76
Narrunga, Cee tay
vocabulary of, 44°76

nanula, Acropteris,

among, 36°29;

Narycia callista, campylota, 27-233*;
epichrysa, 27° 931*; epitricha, 27-236*;
euscia, 27:234*; gastromela, 27 936%;
hyalistis, oT: 939%; lasiomicra, 27-2047 5
photidias, 27-236" ; semiota, 27:232*;
stictoptera, 44°68 ; trizona, 27:237*

Nassaria kampyla, 31° 102 ; torri, 36°220

nasuta, Myrtesis, 36°104*

Natada monomorpha, 28°242*: ordinata,
27:24

Natalis floccosus, 27°308; leai. 27-308,
30-322

Natica lineata, M2-42; sticta, 33:333*;
variabilis, M2-42

National parks and forest reserves of Aus-
tralia; by W. H. Selway. 34-279

National parks in South Australia,
35-249
National Research Council, proposed

establishment of, 43-427, 430, 432
National reserve for native fauna and
flora, Kangaroo Island, 30°362
Native art of aborigines of Everard

Range, 39-729

118

Native drawings at Yattalunga, 41°667

Native Fauna and Flora Protection Com-
mittee, annual report of, 25°184,
27°344, 30°361

Native fauna and flora reserve at Kan-
garoo Island, 30°362

Native flint quarry near
Waterhole, 28°304

Native legend on the origin of Orion’s
belt, 41-660

Native sword of aborigines of west coast
of Northern Territory, 31°36

Native remains at Swanport, 35°4

Native skulls used as drinking vessels,

Pidleeomina

35°11, 18

Native tools and weapons, exhibits of,
39°850

Native. See also Aboriginal

Natives of districts traversed by the South
Australian Museum expedition to Strze-
lecki and Cooper Creeks; by Edgar R.
Waite, 41-429

Natives of Mailu: preliminary results of
Robert Mond research work in British
New Guinea; by B. Malinowski, 39-494

Natives, see also Aborigines

Nature of Rontgen rays; by Sir W. H.
Bragg, 31:94

Naucoria horizontalis, 42:116*; semiflexa,
a2-117"

Nautilus pompilius, adventitious occur-
rence on South Australian coast, 44°257

Naveena Rockhole, rock-drawings at,
28°39

navicularis, Phalacrinus, 26°298*
navicularis, Phyllotocus, 43-197; var.

apicalis, 43-198; var. erythrodes, var.
rufibasis, 43-198*

Neaera angasi, 32°199

nealense, Cryptorhopalum, 27-°170*

Neales River, tertiary deposits at, 38°41]

Neapterolelaps, 37:86*; lodgei, 37°87*

Nearcha alba, 30°13]; anemodes, 26°227* ;
nephocrossa, 28:227* ; oxyptera, 27°188%,
28:226; prosedra, 28:226*; pyrosema,
27-188*; ursaria, 28-226

nebridota, Pleurolopha, 28°233*

necessarius, Liparetrus, 29°318*, 41°531

Necklaces of aborigines of west coast of
Northern Territory, 31°42

necopinata, Phanuromyia, 40°31*

Necronite from Umberatana, 30°67

Necrosia bella, 29:243*

Necterosoma costipenne, 25°125

Necterosoma penicillatum, living in salt
water, 40°591

Nectris brevicaudus, 33°345

nefanda, Sphyrelata, 41°116

negatoria,-us, Lepidiota, 36°63*; Ontho-
phagus, 27-297*

neglecta,-us, Diaphonia, 38-178; Eremo-
phila, 38-469*, 39:96, 836; Haplonycha,
30°304*; Heteronyx, 34°177*; Patella,
36:192; Sclerorinus, 38°33*; Scutel-
lastra, 36°192; Stenocorynus, 38-296;
Stigmodera, 40°123*

neilgherrense,-is, | Lopharia,
Thwaitesiella, 43-305

nelsonensis, Haptoncura, 27°114*; Pha-
nurus, 37°160*; Quedius, 27°93*

Nematodes major, 40°311

Nembrotha verconis, 29°158*

nemesis, Scitala, 31°250*

nemoralis, Scitala, 31-248*

nemorensis, var. of Cortinarius variicolor,
42°94*; var. of Phlegmacium variicolor,
42-94*

nemorhinus, Melanterius, 37°-309*

Nemoria iosoma, 30°129; _ pellucidula,
30°129*

nenia, Drillia, 33-300

Neoatherina australis, 33-264

Neobetyla, 39°396*; aurea, pulchricornis,

basalis,

39:°397*
39:°748;
contents of, 39-760

Neochalcites

Neocleptria, 44°130*; punctifera, 38-456

neocles, Pamphila, 35°153

Neoclithria, 38:138; eburneoguttata, in-
cana, 38°160

Radulum,

stomach

Neodecilaus, 36:81*; gratus, 36°82*;
picus, 36°81*

Neodimmockia, 41°361*; agromyzae,
41-362*

Neoheteronyx, 32:367

Neokapala furcatella, 37-92*

Neolamprima mandibularis, 35-222

neolecta, Pholeutis, 30°50*

Neolepton rostellatum, 31-106

Neolybaeba, 37°195; remota, 37°196

Neolycaon, 40°307

Neomelanterius interruptus, 37°195*; sub-
tuberculatus, 37-320

Neomerimnetes inflatus, 34°16*

neomorpha, Brachybelistis, 26°195; Xylo-
rycta, 26:195, 29:110

Neomphaloidella, 37°69*; fasciativentris,
37:°69*

Neomystocis viridis, 37-340*

Neonectris tenuirostris brevicaudus, 40°591

Neoplatycephalus, 39°466 ; conatus, 39°466*

Neoplotosus waterhousei, 32°296

Neopria, 39:429*; synopsis of species of,
39°430 ;

Neopria erythrothorax, 39-430*; sordida,
39°431*; trifoveata, 39-430*

Neopsephotus bourki, 39:746;
contents of, 39-760 ;

Neosalpingus obscuripennis, 41-160* ; poli-
tus, 41°159; serraticollis, 41°159*; tri-
foveicollis, 41°161*

Neoscelio, 37°138*: gloriosus, 37°138*

Neosigala, 41°118*; ceroplasta, 41°118*

Neosilurus argenteus, 32°296

Neositta pileata tenuirostris, 38-434, 480,
39°756; stomach contents of, 38-440,
39°765

Neospades, 36°72

Neostrepera versicolor plumbea, 39°759;
stomach contents of, 39-766

stomach

119

Neotelenomus, $37:171*; synopsis of
species of, 37°173
Neotelenomus anthereae, 377171"; exi-
mius, 38°121*; leai, 37°172*; magni-
clavatus, 38°122*; minimus, niger,
ovivorus, 37°172*
Neotetrastichodes polychromus, 41°366*
neothela, Acroclita, 40°524*
neoxena, Hirundo, 38°428, 39°748
Nepean Bay, pre- tertiary glacial remains
at, 27°76
nepeanensis, Scala, 30-219
nepeta, Calamintha, 36 24
Nepharis, 40-272; doddi, 40-272*
nephelias, Blastobasis, 26°170*
Nephila adelaidensis, 34°61*;
39°781; meridionalis, 34-59%
Nephilae, two new South Australian,
34°59
Nephocosma, Xyleutes, 26:201*
nephocrossa, Nearcha, 28:227*
Nephogenes amphisema, 34-173
rodes, 41:100*; carbasea,
centrotherma, 25°88; cirrhocephala,
41-96% ; droserodes, drymelanthes,
31-116*; epipercna, 41: 100* ; hylophila,
-95*; hypopolia, 41:99*; lochmaula,
; mapaea, 41-99*; perigypsa,
pilidiota, 41-95": petrinodes,
pycnoda, 31°116*; scitula,
stenoptila, 41°101*; syncolla,
- thiocrossa, 41°97*; variabilis,
; xipholeuca, 25-89"
Maahontenr chryserythra, 30-196; dasyp-
tera, 27°55*; ereboscopa, 27- DAS
habrostola, 29°105*; hades, 97-54",
30°196; metasarca, 27°56, 30°196;
monospila, 30°196; orthozona, 27°53%,
30:196; thermalopha, 27-°55*, 30-196
nephrochrysa, Doratiphora, 26° 918*
Nephrodopus enigmus, var. niger, 41°575*
Nephrurus laevis, 38°441
Nepticula, 30°56; synopsis of Australian
species of, 30-

eremiana,

argy-
43- 98 ;

Nepticula anazona, caenodora, 30°58*;
chalcitis, endocapna, 30°60*; funeralis,
gilva, 30°59*; leucargyra, 30°57";
libera, 30°61*; melanotis, 30°59;
phyllanthina, 30°60*; planetis, primi-
gena, 30°58*; symmora, 30°59%;

trepida, 30°61*

Neptune Isles, flora of, 32°265

neptunensis, Turritella, 34-120*

Nenvvtis, 32°367

Nertobriga, 44-186*

Nerves, electrotonus in, 29°37; propaga-
tion of excitation in, 29°31; rhythmi-
city in, 29°52

Nervicompressa, 30:138; dubia, 30-188

nervisequum, Gloeosporium, 39°355

nervosa, Evaniocera, 41-262

Nesiotica, 41°54*; cladara, 41°54*

Neso, 31°273; synopsis of species of,

31:274
Neso ducalis, 31°274*, 42:255; — flavi-
pennis, planicollis, yorkensis, 42°254

Netrocoryne, 26°43, 35:115; beata, 26-41,
35°114; denitza, 26°42, 35-114; re-
panda, 26 43, 35:115

netti, Halteridium, 34-°101

Nettion gibberifrons, 36°178

Nettium castaneum, host of Halteridium
netti, 34°101, 112

Neumichtis, 44 138%; archephanes,44:138*

neurobapta, Epitrichosma, 32-320*

Neurogalesus, 39°411; synopsis of species
of, 39:412

Neurogalesus Pari aait 39°412; dissimilis,
grandis, hackeri, 39-413*; rubripes,
39°414*

neurogramma, Liodes, 30°123*

neurospasta, Anthela, 26-182*

neurosticha, Pedois, 26°158

neurota, Tarache, 27:33*

var. of Cacochroa decorticata,

New Australian diptera from ants’ nests;
by Fdk. Knab and J. R. Malloch,
36°233

New Australian lepidoptera; by Oswald

Lower, 29-103, 31°114, 32-110,
44°58

New Australian lepidoptera of the fami-
lies noctuidae and pyralidae; by A
Jefferis Turner, 32°55

New Australian lepidoptera of the family
tortricidae; by Jefferis Turner,
40:°498

New Australian lepidoptera, with synony-
mic notes; by Oswald B. Lower, 31-169

New Australian leridoptera, with synony-
mic and other notes; by A. Jefferis
Turner, 26°175, 27-1, 28:212, 36:118

New Australian tortricina; by Oswald B.
Lower, 32°318

New brachiopods from South Austraha;
by M. Blochmann, 34-90

New Britain, distorted skulls from, 43-429

New Crown Point, 38-410

New genera and species of chalcidoid
hymenoptera in the South Australian
Museum; by A. A. Girault, 37:67

New genus of chalcidoid hymenoptera of
the family mymaridae from Tasmania;
by A. A. Girault, 37°65

New locality for older tertiary (miocene)
fossiliferous beds; by Walter Howchin,
42-294

by R. S. Rogers, 31-63

New microtis;

New South Wales, forest reserves of,
34°301; national parks of, 934-289:
pumice found on coast of, 43:49;

scenery preservation in, 34-291

New species of Aganipne from Kangaroo
Island; by R. H. Pulleine, 43-74

New species of Boronia; by J. H. Maiden
and J. M. Black, 35-1

New species of leech from South Aus-
tralia; by W. Harold Leigh-Sharpe,
40°42

New Zealand, madreporaria of, 30-151;
scenery preservation in, 34-288

120

Neweastlia dixoni, 35°253; spodiotricha,
38-468

newcombi, Isidora, 29-161

newtoni, Genyornis, M1-41, 50*

Nganji, distribution of, 31-3
nicaea, Eulechria, 26°147*

nicholsoni, Goodenia, 43-41

Nicotiana suaveolens, 38:468, 38:°835,
var. excelsior, 39° 835*

Nicotine, effects of, on fly’s intestine,
44-103

nidicola, Clerada, 38: DAO
nidiformis, Agaricus, Pleurotus, 43°286

nigella,-us, Bondia, 40°498; Heteronyx,
34°155
niger,-ra, Anodontonyx, 43°219*; Apha-

nomerus, 38:59; Aphotismus, 37: 1017;
Aposites, 40: 389; Baeoneurella, 38°124* ;
Bruchophagus, 37‘S2** Ceraphron,
38:107*; Ceratoteleia, 37°175*; Diplo-
cotes, 41°146; Euditropidus, 44-244*;
Haplonycha, 43:190*; Lepidopleurus,
35°105* ; Liparetrus, 41-531"; Macroura,
26°308; Mandalotus, 31°152*, 33-162,
35°75, 36°80, 38-305 ; Myzomela,
34°251; Neotelenomus, 37:172*; Pha-
nurus, 37°158*; Phylloxeroxenoides,
37°82*; Pseudolycus, 41:286*; Thyone,
39-20*; Trimorus, 38°79*; var. of
Macrohelodes crassus, 43°249; var. of
Nephrodopus enigmus, 41°575*; Xesto-
cis, 37°434*
nigerrimus, Disogmus, 39°386*
nigirostris, Elleschodes, 32°246*
nigrans, Mordella, 41°:224; var,
Pseudoclithria hirticeps, 38°189
nigrellus, Trimorus, 38°81*
nigrescens, Chaodius, Essolithna, 42-264;
Heteronyx, 33°64*: Hyalarcta, 31°194;
Stethaspis, 35°179; Thyridopteryx,

31°194.

nigricans, Allecula, 44:203*; Heteronyx,

34:°156; Homotrysis, 44:203*; Hylo-

chelidon, caleyi, 41°454; Kennedya,

35°60; Lyperanthus, 33°14, 44-344;
Pappophorum,

of

Pantolytoidea, 39°392*;
aod 39°825; Prasophyllum, 33°13,

nigriceps, Aphanomerus, 38°60*; Belus,
32°227*; Cercyon, 27:93; Diaphonia,
38°179; Liparetrus, 29°317; Microval-
gus, 38-211; Opisthacantha, 37°147? ;
Plastogryon, 36:125"

nigricincta, Aphelocephala, 38°434, 39-756,

41-462

nigriclava,-us. Decilaus, 37°383*; Lipa-
retrus, 41°555*; Meripherellus, 40:365* :
Podagrion, 41:360* ; Xylophilus, 41-203*

nigriclavatus, Hadronotus, 37:178*

ia

nigricollis, Cyclomela, 40°413*; Lipa- |
retrus, 29:286; Rhopaea, 43:184*; var.
of Clithria eucnemis, 38°159

nigricornis, Antitrogus, 35°199*; Cono-

stigmus, 38°93*;
Scelio, 37°136* ;
nigricorpus, Phanurus,

chopria, 39°435*

Hoploteleia, 37°134* :
Telenomoides, 37:170*
37°160*; = Tri-

ee eee

| nigrosuturale,

nigricoxa, Hadronotus, 37:179*; Spara-
sion, 38:123*; Telenomoides, 37:170*;
Tumidicoxella, 37-74*

nigricyanea, Chalcurella, 37-94*

nigrinasus, Amydala, Coptomerus, 37-442;
Quadrasticus, 37°67*

nigrinus, Liparetrus, 29°313; Microvalgus,
38:206*

nigripedes, Cantharellus, 43°272*

nigripenne,-is, Pseudoryctes, 41-563";
Trichananca, 41-179"; Tripterygion,
40°449*; var. of Phyllotocus bimacu-
latus, 43°195*

nigripes, Amuscidea, 37°108*; Apha-
nogmus, 38:96*; Hadronotus, 38°129* ;
Misophrice, 30°77*, 38°336; Trimorus,
38°79*; var. of Paradis tridentata,
38°125*

nigripurpurea, Ooderelloides, 37-89*

nigrirostris, Epacticus, 41°

nigriscutellum, Anteris, 39°448*; Scelio,
37-13/*

nigriscutum, Cryptoserphus, 39-388*

nigrita,-us, Caleana, 44°342*; Heteronyx,
34-228

nigritarsis, Auletes, 34°38; Chalcopterus,
37:8; Diphucephala, 41° -127*
nigriventris, Polypria, 39°411*

nigriviridis, Apterosemoidea, 37:103*;
Meraporus, 37:91*
nigroapicalis, Cossonus, 33°195*; Cryp-

pee 27°156*; Emenadia, 41:258%,

58

nigroconspersus, Coryphistes, 28-166*

nigrocyanea, Rhyparida, 39-121

nigrofasciatum,-us, Kathetostoma, 39-469* ;
Tyrtaeosellus, 37: 297%

nigrofasciculatus, Omydaus, 37°375* |
nigrogularis, Craticus, 38°433; Craticus,
mellori, 39°755

nigrolateralis, Pelecotomoides, 41°268*

nigrolineata, Anodontonyx, 25:21; Seri-
cesthis, 31-244, 265, 266, 299

nigrolutea, Tiliqua, 37°458

nigromaculatus, Tyrtaeosus, 37°205*

nigronotata,-us, Athyreocis, 37° 270* ; Copi-
dita, 41-297: Decilaus, 37°382*; Tych-
reus, 37°430*

nigropunctata, Lycosa, 39-787*

nigrorubrum, Gilbertia, 33-269

nigrosignata, Macrotristria, 38°348

Apion, 34: 36*

nigroterminalis, var. of Zonites melanop-
tera, 38°265*

nigroumbratus, Liparetrus, 29-303, 41°528

nigrovarius, Elaphodes, 44:250*; Micro-
chaetes, 27°175*; Myllocerus, 38°289* ;
Nanophyes, 31-167*

Niguza anisogramma, 29°174*;
38°456; habroscopa, 39-369*

9-maculata, Mordella, 41:226

Ninox boobook, host of Halteridium, sp.
34-103, 112, 39-29, 34 nh

Ninox strenua, host of Halteridium, sp.

39°29, 34

eucesta,

: Nioda fusiformis, 27°17

niphobola, Eulechria, 44:61*; Euproctis,
26°179*

niphodesma, Rivula, 27°12

niphomacula, Anthela, 29:175*, 30-127;

Capnodes, 27-41*

Niphona torosa, 25°34

niphosema, Monoctenia, 32-114*

nitens, Diphucephala, 33°18

nitescens, Trimorus, 40°29*

nitida,-us, Cryptoserphus, 39°388* ; Cyclo-
mela, 40°413; Labracoglossa, 40-439%* ;
Rhinobolus, 39°335; Rhyparida, 39-121

nitidicollis, Articerus, 43°173; Diphu-
cephala, 40-294; Leptops, 40°343*;
Liparochrus, 29-273*

nitidipennis, Liparetrus, 29-298
nitidissimus, Calloodes, 43-242*
nitidiventris, Leptops, 40°339*
nitidivirgatus, Agetinus, 39-270*
Nitidula latens, 26-309
nitrareaceum, Chenopodium, 39°827
nivea, Cassis, 36-217; var. of Triphora
tasmanica, 33-291*

niveodispersum,-us, Apion, 34°30*; Me-
lanterius, 37°187*

niveonotata, Baris, 30-93*

niveopictus, Balaninus, 33°181*; Ipter-
gonus, 32°220*

niveopilosus, Belus, 32:224*

niveosquamosa,-us, Edusa, 39°225*; Mi-
madoretus, 43-:244*

Bee ner alis, var. of Mordella_ verti-
cordae, 41-229*

niveus, Myllocerus, 29:2713*, 33:145,
38:27:

nivicola, Ablabus, Ditoma, 26-314

nivipicta, Aconita, Tarache, 27-10

nivosa, Columbella, 34-127

Noarlunga, Brighton limestones at,
28-263; miocene deposits, purple slates,
and tertiary deposits at, 28-270

Nobel prize conferred on Professor Bragg,
40-587, 598

nobilis, Chalcopterus, 37-9; Haplonycha,
30°313*, 41-499

Nocar subfasciatus, 44-210*

nociva, Desiantha, 33-174*

noctilucas, Agaricus, 43-286

noctis, Sclerorinus, 38-20

noctivagus, Decilaus, 29-235*

noctua, Abricta, 39-91

noctuabundus, Rhizobius, 38°454*

Noctuidae, new Australian. 32°55

Noctuina, Australian, 27°27

Noda tasmanica, 39-263

Nodaria aneliopis, 28-219*; nyctichroa,
32-74*

nodicollis, Leptops, 28:100*; Manda-
lotus, 30°155*, 40-323; Trox, 28-284

nodicornis, Laius, 41-139

nodiferus, Triton, 36-218

nodipennis, Diethusa, 37° 193° ;
37°365* Timareta, 33°153*

nodiplicata, Scaphella, Voluta, 38-484

nodocostata,-um, Lampusia, lLotorium,
31°102

Klaeagna,

121

Nodonota, 39-110

nodosa,-us, Amisallus, 42:267; Aparete,
38:°330; Geloptera, 39:-239; Ophryota,
38:330; Poropterus, 29°224*, 37°358;
Vermicularia, 31:102

Nodular barytes of peculiar forms from
central Australia, 43:55

nodulifera, var. of Micippa mascarenica,

99:19 77
nodulosus, Sclerorrhinus, 28°112
nodyna, Prometopus, 28-215*

Noorda, 32°102:; eutacta, 32:103*; metal-
loma, OT: 65*, 30-°196; molybdis, 27 Goes
nyctopa, 32-102* ; psarochroa, 82-103";
rhodea, 32:103; rhodopa, 32°102*

norfolcensis, Cestraeus, 40°454; Cola-
spoides, 39:°281*; Mordella, 41-235*;
Sympiezoscelus, 37°432*; var. of Tyr-
taeosus imitator, 37°339*- Xylophilus,
41-186*

Norfolk Island, list of fishes of, 40°452;
moths from, 42-276

norfolkensis, Lepidopleurus, 44-283

Normanyville Gorge, petrography of intru-

sive rocks at, 33°129

Normanville to Second Valley. petrology

of sedimentary rocks from, 33-133

Normanville, Thylacoleo carnifex found

near, 31°317

North Creek, desert sandstone at, 29°87

North Para River, cambrian phyllites of,
30:246

North Pine natives, smallpox (?) among,

35°30

North Shields to Port Lincoln, flora of,

32-269

North-western Australia, notes on Wororra

of, 41°21

North-western Prospecting Expedition,

aa aes South Australian Government,

28-1

North-western South Australia. See South

Australia, north-western

North-western South Australia, aborigines
of, See Aborigines of north-western
South Australia

Northern Australia, mound-building mega-
podes of, 31:318

Northern Territory, cretaceous mollusca
of, M2-1; supposed volcanic dust from,
27: 205, 207

Northern Territory, western coastal tribes
of. See Aborigines of west coast of
Northern Territory

Northiella haematogaster pallescens,
41°452; stomach contents of, 41°467

Norton’s Summit, lower cambrian basal
bed at, 32°122

Nosphisthis perkinsi, 31-267*

notabilis, Diaphonia, 38-177; Ectroma,
Sarothrocrepis, 25-106; Stylaclista,
39°390*

Notasaphus fergusoni, 43-390

Notaspis spinulosa, 40-239

notata, Ectroma, Sarothrocrepis, 25-106

notaticollis, Stigmodera, 40°117*

122

notatipennis, Mordella, 41-236*

Note descriptive of a stereogram of the
Mt. Lofty Ranges, South Australia ;
by W. N. Benson, 35-108

Note on a new Linguatula; by E. A. John-
son, 34:248

Note on Edenttellina typica, Gatliff and
Gabriel; by Sir Joseph C.Verco, 40-596

Note on Harpa (Eocithara) punctata,
Verco; by Sir Joseph C. Verco, 37-446

Note on Lasaea scalaris, Phillipi; by Sir
Joseph C: Verco, 37-448

Note on Lepidopleurus badius, Hedley
and Hull; by Frank L. Saunders,
42:295

Note on tertiary exposures in the Happy
Valley district, wi
new species of septifer; by
Basedow, 28-248

Note on the generic position of certain
Australian cambrian trilobites; by Wal-
ter Howchin, 44 3892

Note on the morphological structure of
the mammalian vertebrae; by A. Zietz,
30°325

Note on the occurrence and method of
formation of the resin (yacca gum) in
Xanthorrhoea quadrangulata; by T. G.
B. Osborn, 40:1

Notes and tabulation of the Australian
amarygminae, family tenebrionidae, with
descriptions of new species; by H. J.
Carter, 37°6

Notes on a high-level occurrence of a
fossiliferous bed of upper cainozoic age
in the neighbourhood of the Murray
Plains; by Walter Howchin, 40-258

Notes on Australian cetonides, with a list
of species and descriptions of some new
ones; by Arthur M. Lea, 38:°132

Notes on Australian eumolpides (coleop-
tera chrysomelidae), with descriptions
of new species; by Arthur M. Lea,
39-102

Notes on Australian isopoda; by Chas.
Chilton, 41-391

Notes on Australian orchids, together with
a description of some new species; by
R. S. Rogers, 42°24

Notes on Australian polyplacophora, in-
cluding descriptions of two new genera,
a “new variety, and the description and
proposed recognition of Bednall’s Steno-
chiton pilsbryanus; by Edwin Ashby,
43°66

Notes on Australian tenebrionidae, with
descriptions of new species; by H. J.
Carter, 38-369

Notes on cryptorhynchides (coeloptera cur-
culionidae) in the South Australian
Museum, with descriptions of new
species; by A. M. Lea, 37-182

Notes on diatomaceous earth from Lord
Howe Island; by Walter Howchin,
41-659

Herbert

with description of a |

Notes on glacial beds of cambrian age in
the far north of South Australia; by
Chas. Chewings, 25-45

Notes on Loranthus exocarpi; by C. F.
Johneock, 27-253

Notes on occurrences during summer
recess, 1918-19; by Sir Joseph C. Verco,
43-418

Notes on recurrent transgressions of the
sea at Dry Creek; by Walter Howchin,
36°34

Notes on small flies of genus Simulium;
by A. M. Lea, 41-663

Notes on some miscellaneous coleoptera,
with descriptions of new species; b ;
M. Lea, 38-249, 41-121, 42-240, 43-166

Notes on some occurrences of silica near
Mt. Painter, Flinders Range; by A. C.
Broughton, 36-173

Notes on some South Australian eucalypts ;
by J. H. Maiden, 41-333

Notes on some species of the isopod family
sphaeromidae, from the South Aus-

. tralian coast; by W. H. Baker, 32°138,
34°75, 35-89

Notes on South Australian decapod crus-
tacea; by Walter H. Baker, 28-146,
29-116, 252, 30-:104, 31-173

Notes on South Australian marine mol-
lusca, with descriptions of new species ;
by Sir J. C. Verco, 28°135, 29-166,
30°143, 205, 31-99, 213, 305, 32-193,
338, 33-270, 277, 293, 34°115, 35-204,
36°18], 42-139

Notes on South Australian polyplacophora,
with additions to the fauna; together
with a list of Australian polyplacophora,
showing their distribution in the Aus-
tralian States; by Edwin Ashby, 42-79

Notes on Styphelia depressa; by Edwin
Ashby, 41-664

Notes on supposed volcanic dust from the
Northern Territory; by E. H. Rennie
and A. J. Higgin, 27-205

Notes on tenebrionidae in the South Aus-
tralian Museum collected by A. M. Lea,
1911-12, with descriptions of new Species ;
by H. J. Carter, 38-219

Notes ov the amycterides in the South
Australian Museum, with descriptions
of new species; by Eustace W. ¥er-
guson, 38°11, 39-57

Notes on the discovery of a large mass
of living coral in St. Vincent Gulf, with
bibliographical references to the recent
corals of South Australia; by Walter
Howchin, 33-242 —

Notes on the extinct volcanoes of Mt.
Gambier and Mt. Schank, South Aus-
tralia; by Walter Howchin, 25-54

Notes on the gem-bearing gravels at
Barossa ;*by D. Mawson, 33°14]

Notes on the geological features of south-
ern Yorke Peninsula; by T. C. Green-
way and H. Tarlton Phillipps, 26-268

123

Notes on the geology of Ardrossan and
neighbourhood; by Walter Howchin,
427185 . .

Notes on the geology of Encounter Bay;
by Geoffrey Duffield, 25-152

Notes on the geology of the Mt. Lofty
ranges, chiefly the portion east of the
Onkaparinga River; by W. G. Wool-
nough, 32: 121

Notes on the localities attributed to Aus-
tralian lepidoptera by Oswald Lower ;
by A. Jefferis Turner, 30-194

Notes on the loranthaceae of the Wil-
lochra Valley; by C. F. Johncock, 26:7

Notes on the Lord Howe Island phasma,
and on an associated longicorn beetle ;
by Arthur M. Lea, 40-145

Notes on the marine shells of Western
Australia, with descriptions of new
species; by Sir Joseph C. Verco,
35°216, 36-192

Notes on the occurrence of aboriginal
remains below marine deposits at the
Reedbeds, Fulham, near Adelaide; by
S. A. White, 43-77

Notes on the occurrence of fulgurites in
a sandhill at the Reedbeds, near Ade-
laide; by S. A. White, 42-293

Notes on the orchids of Kangaroo Island,
together with a description of two new
species; by R. S. Rogers, 33-11

Notes on the rainfall in the neighbour-
hood of the districts traversed by the
South Australian museum expedition to
the Strzelecki and Cooper Creeks; by
H. A. Hunt, 41-424

Notes on the remarkable hailstorm near
Adelaide on May 12, 1917; by Walter
Howchin, 41-323

Notes on the stratigraphy of central Aus-
tralia; by Charles Chewings, 38-41

Notes on the Wororra tribe of north-
western Australia; by J. R. B. Love,
41-21

Notes on three species of Melaleuca; by
Edwin Cheel, 43-368

Notes on W. 8S. Chapman’s analyses of
waters obtained by S. A. White in the
far north of South Australia; by L.
Keith Ward, 38:473

Notes on X-ray phenomena;
Riddle, 44-383

Notechis scutatus, 37°457

noteroides, Litocrus, 26-293

Noteworthy occurrence of biotite mica;
by Evan R. Stanlev. 40-268

Notholaena vellea, 39-824

Nothrodes languidus, 25-28

Notobrachypterus, synopsis of species of,
26301

Notobrachypterus crassiusculus, 26°299* ;
lutescens, 26-299: metallicus, 26-300:
pauxillus, 26° 300° ; testaceus, 26:300

Notocalviceps, 36-126" : punctipennis,
36°127*, 37°346; rarus, 36°128*

by, A.) RR.

Notoceresium, 25°32*; impressiceps,
25-33*
Notocrypta, 26°119, 35-°167*; feistha-

meli, 26°119, 35-167
Notodryas callierga, 30°56*
Notofalco subniger, 38-426
Notomys cervinus, 39°735
Notonomus molestus, 27°92
Notonophes, 28°112; cichlodes, 38-18

Notophilus laetus, 25:114; metallicus,
25-115
Notophoyx novae-hollandiae, 38°423,
39°743
Notophyllia, 30°162; recta, 30-°163*,
33-248
Notoplax costatus, 44°265; granulosus,
25-139*; matthewsi, 36°160; porcina,
43°395*, 44-290; speciosus, 35-99,

$6°159; wilsoni, 36°162, 44-287, 290
Notorhyncus indicus, 32:289
Notoryctes typhlops, 38:418

Notosalpingus metallicus, montanus, °
44°158*; variabilis, 41°157*
novae-hollandiae, Coracina, melanops,

.38°430, 39- 750; Chiton, 36° 150, 42 62;
Dromiceius, 338: 419, 39: 740; Emenadia,
41-254, 582; Fusus, 36-221 Hippo-
campus, 32°299; Ischnochiton, 36°150;
Ischnoradsia, 36-150, 42°62; Leucospiza,
38°424; Lobibyx, 38:°742; . Menura,
victoriae, 44°390; Notophoyx, 38:°423,
39°743; Recurvirostra, 41-446; Sphy-
raena, 33:265; subsp. of Campanotus
maculatus, 39°814; subsp. of Myrmo-
turba maculatus, 39°814; Tachybaptus
ruficollis, 38-422

novaguineensis, Lymantria, 30°125

novapostrema, Triphora, 34:126*

Novapus adelaidae, 41°573; armatus,
41°573* ; obscurus, 43-236; rugosicollis,
43°237

novemarticulata, Haplonycha, 41°505*

novica,-um, Pseudeba, 27-120*; Scaphi-
soma, 27-99
novitius, Heteronyx, 34°221*; Tachinus,

26°19
Nubecularia, 36:37
nubeculata, Columbella, Mitrella,
34°133
nubilosa, Acrophylla, 29:241*
nubilus, Heteronyx, 33:66*
nuchale, Parascyllium, 32-289
nucleogranosum, Stephopoma, 28°143*
Nucula beachportensis, 31°-216*; cooperi,

Pyrene,

M2°25; crassa, 31:217; gigantea,
M2°-24; micans, 31°215; obliqua,
31:°216; quadrata, M2-23*; tenisoni,
31°216 truncata, M2:24; tumida,

31°216; sp. ind., M2-25
Nuculana randsi, M2: 26
Nuculina concentrica, 31°220*

nuda,-us, Pelecotomoides, 41-268; Heter-
onyx, 34:212*; Liparetrus, 41°541*
Nudibranchiata, Australian, 29-135;

South Australian, 29-134
Nullaborica, 35°-202*; concinna, 35-202*

124

- Nullipore limestone from Yorke Penin-
sula, 30°327

Nummularia baileyi, 43°315
Nuria, 39°508
nutans, Pterostylus, 33°13

nux, Columbella, 34-132
Nyctemera crescens, 30-124
Nycterephes, 30°135*; coracopa, 30°136*

nycteris, Caradrina, 32°60*; Exometaeca,
26-97, 35°143

nyctichroa, Metasia, 32°98*; Nodaria,
32°74*

Nycticorax caladonicus, 38°423
Nyctinomus australis, 38-418
nyctopa, Noorda, 32°102*
nyctopis, Symphyta, 26°187*
Nyctoporis cristata, 38-406
Nymphula aristodora, 32-83*; diplopa,
97°62", 32-82; epimochla, 32°83*
Nyroca australis, 38-424
Nystalomyrma batbigula, 40°221*;
ceps, 40-216; pythia, 40°219

longi-

Oakbank-Woodside road, quartz-schists on,
32°125

oaxes, Telenomus, 38°120

obesula, Perameles, 41°433

obesus, Euryscaphus, 41-492

Obituary: Bednall, W. T., 39-849;
- Brunskill, George, 37°456; Bundey,
Miss Ellen Milne, 43°419-: Cleland,
Dr. W. L., 43°421; Darling, John,

38°486; Dollman, W. P., 33°375; Dut-
ton, H. H., 38-486; Etheridge, Robert,

44-379, 388; Foelsche, Paul, 38-486;
Lloyd, John S8., 38:486; Mellor, John
Fox, 37°481; Munton, H. S., 34-256;
Scarfe, T. , 99°844; Simson,
Augustus, 42°299; Smeaton, Stirling,
33°350; Smeaton, Thomas’ Drury,

32°396; Smith, R. Barr, 40-587, 599;
Stirling, Sir E. C., 43-1; Vandenberg,

W. dJ., $33°350; Vardon, Joseph,
37°461; Wainwright, E. H., 43-426;
Way, Sir Samuel, 40°586, 599
obliqua, Eucalyptus, 32-281, 40°492;
Nucula, 31°216; Porithea, 40°392*;

Scissurella, 34:115; Threlkeldia, 39°95;
var. of Mordella baldiensis, 41°218
obliquata,-us, Gyrinus, 27°92: Lyraphora,
38:165; Macrogyrus, 25:127, 27:92
obliquifasciatus, Myllocerus, 41°584*;

Xylophilus, 41-193*
obliquifrons, Uropoda, 40:237*
obliquirufa, Mordella, 41-239*
obliquissima, Cardita, Cuna, 32°355

obliquus, Agetinus, 39: 265° : Exithius,
37°264*
oblonga,-us, Amblyrhynchotus, 40°450;

Ancilla, Ancillaria, 36-230; Antiochrus,

29:271; Austrectopsis, 36 131*; Baris,
30°89*; Ceratosoma, 29:154; Heter-
onyx, 34-228; Pee 29-271,
O74: Lucapinella, 8:363; Miliana,

36° 37 ; Misophrice, ps 80; Spheroides,
40°451

oblongicollis, Copidita, 41:303*

oblongipennis, Ditropidus, 44-232*

oblongisignatus,’ Laius, 41-140

obolella, Leda, Sarepta, 31:218

Obolella sp., 29°249; wirrialpensis,
29:248*

obovatum, Trichinium, 38°463, 39-829

obscura,-us, Ablabus, 26° 314; Cryptodus,
43-233; Diphucephala, 30° 267, 40-294;
Ditoma, 26°314; Exithius, 37°264*;
“ag 34: 156, 229; Inocybe,
42-107* Lecanomerus, 25°115; Mae-
chidius, - 43°230; Medicasta, 38-318;
Novapus, Oryctes, 43°236; Oxyops,
38°318; Pycnomerus, 277131; Servaea,
39°791*; Talaurinus, 38-20

obscuricollis, Litocrus, 26°292*

obscuricornis, Haplonycha,
32°363; Platydesmus, 31:270

obscurior, Cryptarcha, 26°310*;
retrus, 41°5

Beecil pbrate Mordella, Mordellistena,
41:247; Neosalpingus, 41°160*; var.
of Microvalgus vagans, 38-210*

obscuripes, Se ate y 39 :°326*

Observation, Mt., 9, 241

Observation on ve toning of photo-
graphic silver images; by Arthur R.
Riddle, 44-293

Observations on the habits of the large
central Australian monitor (Varanus
giganteus), with a note on the ‘flat
bodies’ of this species; by Sir E. C.
Stirling, 36°26

Observations on the physiology of the
fly’s intestine; by T. Brailsford Robert-
son, 44:97

Obsidian bombs in desert sandstane, 29°89

Obsidianite, 26°323; from Kangaroo
Island, 33-349

obsoleta,-us, Bombyx, 27°16; Chalcop-
terus, 37° 8; Chloridea, 38°456; Laelia,
27°16; Mordella, 41:225; var. of Lep-
tops duponti, 40-330

obtecta, Diceropyga, 38°348

obturata, Stropharia, 42°125*

obtusa,-us, Amarygmus, 38°237; Circeis,
32-156" ; Dynamenopsis, 32°152* ; Ptero-

31 -270,
Lipa-

stylis, 33° 13; Sphyraena, 33: 965
obtusifolius, Rumex, 35°61; | var. of
Senecio odoratus, 36°24*

occidentale, -is, Cryptozo6n, 38:4; Epac-

ticus, 41°595*; Exithius, 37: AQZ* ;
Geopsittacus, 39-848; 13 ybrenia,
44:209*; Liparetrus, 29-309 ; *Phyllo.
tocus, 43°106. ~“Pajy ver apifuscus,
43:197*; Prasophyllum, 32-11*,
33°214*; Roptoperus, 36°133*; Sloane,
38°22
occidentales,

Chalcophaps, 32°392

occiduus, Cadulus, 35°218*

occipitalis, Tiliqua, 38°444

occultus, Cryptoerithus, 39°778*

Occurrence and origin of certain quartz-
tourmaline nodules in the Thea of

12

Cape Willoughby;
43-156

Occurrence of the genus Cryptozoon in
the (?)cambrian of Australia; by
Walter Howchin, 38-1

Ocean currents affecting the Australian
coast, bibliography on, 44:257

ocellata, Grammodes, Q7- 216, 38°456;
Leipoa, 39-740; Leipoa, rosinae, 38° 420)

ocellea, Eromene, 25°68*

ocelliger, Onthophagus, 27:302, 31:233

ochracea, Polystigma, 38-160

ochraceo. -stuppeus, Polystictus, 43:297*

ochreipennis, Castastygnus, 32°204*

ochreonotata, - um, - us, Bothynacrum,
37°233, 330° ; ‘Glycyphana, 38:°197* ;
Mandalotus, 30: 161* ; Perissops, 37: 201*

ochrias, Imaus, 30: 126%

ochrobapta, Chezala, 44-64*

ochrochyta, Batodes, 40:506*

ochrocoma, Mixodetis, Paratheta, 26-172

Ochrogaster contraria, 38 458

ochroleuca, Caradrina, 26°223*

ochrolitha, Philobota, 27-223*

ochroloma, Ypsolophus, 25°80*

ochroneura, Coleophora, Plutella, 29-111

ochrophylla, Scolioplecta, 40: 521*

ochrospila, Auchmophanes, 32:65*

Ochrothripa, 44-181*

Ochthophora, 44-18]*

Ocinara lewinae, 26°184

Ocinebra anomala, 33-319

Ocnodus, 31-277; synopsis of species of,

by C. E. Tilley,

31:278
Ocnodus_ bidentatus, 41°523*; bilobus,
41-524*; fallax, 41°521; ferrugineus,
31-239; lepidus, lugubris, 31:278;
porosus, 31°280*; scissiceps, 31°:279*;
simplex, 41:525*; suspiciosus, 31-:279*;
tridentatus, 44 ‘524*; ° unidentatus,
41-522*
ocnus, Telenomus, 38:°120*

Octahedrite from Glen Osmond, 40-262

Octasphales, 26°161; chorderes, 26-161*;
eubrocha, 41:120*

octoarticulata, Haplonycha, 41:499*

octocostata, Stigmodera, 40°130*

octodentata, Dromia, 30-179

octogonum, Dentalium, 28°135, 35-206

octomaculatus, Xylophilus, 41-183

octona, Leiopyrga, 28-140

octopleuron, Dentalium, 35-206*

octopunctata, Polystigma, 38°160

octoradiata, Acmaea, Patella, 30-209

ocularis, Haptoncura, 26:306; Onesorus,
40°360*

oculatus, Chitonellus, 36° 163

Oculina umbellata, 28-63*

Ocybadistes, 35- AR: hypomeloma,
35-°152*; marnas, 35- 148; rectivitta,
35°150; suffusus, 35: 116; sunias,
35:151; walkeri, 26-101, 35-148, var.
hypochlora, 35°149*

Ocynoma antennata, cordipennis, 30°71

Ocyphaps lophotes, 38:°421; lophotes
lophotes, 39-742, 41-443

B

~

5

Ocystola acrocosma, 41:63*; aethopis,
26°136*; agramma, 31:118*; auch-
mera, chrysoides,: 41°67"; chrysopis,
26°135*; clethrosema, 41:66*; embo-
listis, 41°65*; esthlopis, 41-62%;
eucraera, 41:°64*; glycydora, 41-66% ;
heliotricha, 28-168" ; “holoxantha,
26°136*; idiosticha, 41: 63*; innumera,
41°61; macrotricha, 41°65"; micro-
phanes, 26:243*; misthota, 26°135*;
pachythrix, 41:°62*; paralia, 27°225*;
phaulopis, 41:64* polemistis, 26-134*;
proselia, 41°62*;. ptochodes, 41-°63*;
tephrodes 26:243% ; trichophora,
41°66*; tyranna, 44:68; xantholoma,
41-64* ;

odewahni, Articerus, 42:245

odiosus, Onidistus, 37- 304.

Oditesus tibialis, 28-114*

odix, Thymele, 26°40

Odontacolus australicus, 38:72*; laevi-
ventris, 39-451*

Odontaspis taurus, 32-291

odontias, Bleptina, 27-44*
odontocrossa, Deilinia, 30°134*
Odontonyx, 32°367; tuficeps, 43:216*
odorata,-um,-us, ‘Buealyptus; 26°14,
27°247, 32-281, 40°472, 41-339, var.
erythrandra, var. erythrostoma, 27°243,
var, purpurascens, 32:283*; Praso-
phyllum, 33:209* ;; Senecio, var. obtusi-
folius, 36°24*

Odosyllis laminta, $7°412*; scutellaris,
37:278*

odyssea, Telenomus, 37:162*

oeagrus, Telenomus, 37°163*

oecleus, Telenomus, 37:163*

Oecophora, 26°168; agnesella, 41-89%;

amotella, 41-116;

angustella, 41-101;
anthemodes, 41°57 ;

comparella, 26-196;

eusema, 26:243; hepialella, 26-138,

41°75; iodes, 25:94*; translatella,

41-68 sae
Oecophoridae, classification of, 30°34;

new species of, 26-1
Oedemeridae, 41:271; catalogue of de-
scribed Australian species of, 41:273

oedipus, Poronia, 43-314; Telenomus,
37°164* :
oeneus, Telenomus, 37°164*

Oenochroa dinosema, endochlora, 44°62;

homora, 26°152*; iobaphes, 44-62
Oenochro des, 31 -115*; ; crossoxantha,
315s

oenocrossa, Acachmena, 39: 623

oenone, Ceraphron, 38-111*; Telenomus,
37°165*

Aenone xenopis, 26°227*, 30-130, 197

oenopion, Telenomus, 37°165*

oenopus, EKois, 2 26-249* . :

Oephronistus, 26-20%; australicus, 26-21*

oestuans, Diethusa, Enide, 37°303

Officer Creek, 39:719 -

ogyges, Telenomus, 37°166* ;

ohara, Hesperia, 35:159; Hesperilla,

26:104; Telicota, 26-104, 35-159

126

Oibada, 39-505
Oiketicus, 31°199; aristocosma, 32:°112*;

bicolor, 31°207; boisduvali, 31-202;
dewitzi, 31:196; elongatus, 31-200;
erionota, 25-°63*, 31206; felinus,

31:207; gymnophasa, 31-204; herrichi,
31:194; huebneri, 31°195; macalisteri,
macleayi, 31:207; saundersi, temple-
toni, tertius, ulias, 31-200

Olary, amazonstone at, 31°123; gneissic
granite from, 28°191; granite from,
28:18], M2-254; new mineral species
associated with carnotite at, 30°188;
petrography of aplite from: 33:13];
petrography of _ pre-cambrian at,
33°110; pre-cambrian intrusive granite

at, M2-248; stolzite near, 31°123
Olary Dam, lower cambrian glacial
deposits near, M2-240
Olary Hills, cambrian synclines of,
M2°235

Old Crown Point, 38:43

Olearia conocephala, 40°73;
43°353; floribunda, 43-42;
donta, 39°838; picridifolia,
pimeloides, var. minor, 43°42;
losa, 42°59

oleariae, Cyttalia, 30°81*

oleata, Stigmodera, 40°83*

olene, Amaltheus, M2-46

Olene horsfieldi, mendosa, 27:17

decurrens,
megalo-
35°2;

ramu-

Olenellus browni, 43°381; _ forresti,
43°387* pritchardi, 43°382*; sp.,
29-247

pice, Eucalyptus, 32:284, 40-70, 474,

Glee. Mt., ordovician beds at, 29°85

olidus, Galaxias, 32-297

Oligorus macquariensis, 26°265, 33-268
oligostira, Siphonalia, 36-221
olivacea,-us, Geocolaptes, 39°846; Stetho-
mela, 40°408; Syngnathus, 32:298
olivaceo-alba, Collybia, 43-279

Olivella adiorygma, 33:338*; solidula,
33°339*

oliveri, Swainsona, 37°12]

olivescens, Erynnis, 26°114; Pamphila,

26°114, 35-155, 156
Olivine from Mt. Gambier, 34°63
Olivine gabbro of north-western South
Australia, 29-98
ollifi, Brachypeplus, 26°302* ;
34:203*; Xantholinus, 26:20
olliffiana, Diaphonia, 38:183
olympus, Telenomus, 37°166*
Olulis subrosea, 32°75*
ombraloma, Hepialus, 26°212*
ombralota, Lichenaula, 25°84
Omosita discoidea, 27° 262

Heteronyx,

omphale, Ceraphron, 38:102*; Tele-
nomus, 37°166*

Omphaletis, 44°153*; acontoura, spo-
dochroa, 39°365*

Omydaus confusus, 36°96*; contractus,
36°94*; impressicollis, 36°95*; longus,

-On certain new mineral

37°374*; luridus, 42:272; nigrofasci-
culatus, 37°375*; parviceps, 37°252*;

plinthoides, 42-272; rostralis, 37° 373*:
sculptilis, 37°2538*; subfasciculatus,
36:94*; tibialis, 37-252*

On an hemipterous insect from an Aus-
tralian opossum’s nest; by E. Bergroth,
38°53

On an outlier of older cainozoic rocks in
the River Light near Mallala; by Wal-
ter Howchin, 36:14

species asso-
ciated with carnotite in the radio-active
ore body near Olary; by Douglas Maw-
son, 30°188

On Ditropidus and allied genera (coleop-
tera. chrysomelidae); by A Lea,
44-218

On Eucalyptus behriana, F. v. M.; by J.
H. Maiden, 26:10

On naticoid genera Lamellaria and Cale-
doniella from South Australia; by Her-
bert Basedow, 29°18]

On some moths from Lord Howe and
Norfolk Islands in the South Aus-
tralian Museum; by A. Jefferis Turner,
41°53

On some moths from Melville and
Bathurst Islands in the South Aus-
tralian Museum; by A. Jefferis Turner,
38°245

On the absorption of alpha rays, and on
the classification of the alpha rays of
radium; by Sir W. H. Bragg, 28-298

On the alpha particles of radium, and
their loss of range in passing through
various atoms and molecules; by Sir
W. H. Bragg and R. Kleeman, 29:132

On the habitat and method of occurrence
in South Australia of two genera of
lycopods hitherto unrecorded for the
State; by T. G. B. Osborn, 42°1

On the identity of Phascolomys (Phasco-
lonus) gigas, Owen, and Sceparnodon
ramsayi, Owen, with a description of
some parts of its skeleton; by Sir E. C.
‘Stirling, M1-127

On the ionisation of various gases by the
alpha particles of radium; by Sir W.
H. Bragg, 30°1, 166

On the occurrence in South Australia of
two previously unrecorded ferns; by
Edwin Ashby, 39-100

On the occurrence of Arenicola loveni,
Kinberg, on the coast of South Aus-
tralia; by J. H. Ashworth, 40°38

On the occurrence of miocene limestones
at Edithburgh, and their stratigraphical
relationship to the eocene of Wool Bay,
with descriptions of new species by

f. R. Tate; by Herbert Basedow,
25°145

On the recombination of ions in air and
other gases; by W. H. Bragg and R.
D. Kleeman, 29-187

127

On three species of isopod _crustacea
found in the nests of ants in South Aus-
tralia; by W. H. Baker, 37°116

On two new species of Leucopogon ; by
Edwin Cheel, 39:98

On want of symmetry shown by secondary
X-rays; by Sir W. H. Bragg and J. L.
Glasson, 32-301

Onceropyga, 30°137*; anelia, 30°137*

oncophragma, Nacoleia, 32° gg*

One Tree Hill, 33-102, 44:313

Onesorus, synopsis of species of, 40-364

Onesorus albatus, 40°362*; armipennis,
40°358*; conifer, 40°358; ocularis,
40°360*; pullatus, 40- 361*; squa-
mosus, 32:203*; tarsalis, 40-363" ;
vermicollis, 40-360*

Onidistus odiosus, 37°304; subfornicatus,
36'119*

Oniscus myrmecophilus, 37:116*
Onithochiton ashbyi, 36°151, 42°82; dis-
crepans, 44-291; incii, lyelli, quercinus,
35:101; rugulosus, 35-:101, 44-291
Onkaparinga gorge, purple slates of,
28 270; stratigraphy of, 28:269
Onkaparinga, lower, Brighton limestones
of, 28-272; purple slates of, 28-260
Onkaparinga River, cambrian phyllites
of, 30°246; cambrian upper quartzites
of, 30:234; capture by River Torrens,
35-110; old mouth of, 35-49,111; pre-
miocene outlet of, 28°269
Onkaparinga Valley,
till at, 30 232
Ononyctus, 38°382*; sulcatus,
Onosterrhus kennedyi, 38-378" ;
41:579
Onotrichus minor, 38°384*
onthodes, Erastria, 27°32
Onthophagus, 27°263;- synopsis of Aus-
tralian species of, 27-267, 300

38°383*

ooldensis,

Onthophagus acuticeps, 27°302; ade-
laidae, asper, 27°306; atrox, 27-274;
aureo-viridanus, 27:289*; australis,

27:285; bicornis, 27:284, 306; bipustu-
latus, 30-263; bovilli, 27:°278*; capella,
capitosus, 27°280; carmodensis, 31:233% ;
comperei, 27:295*; cowleyi, 27:272*;
crotchi, 27:303; decurio, 27°306; de-
sectus, 27°278; discolor, 27:°305; dubou-
layi, 27:306; dumbrelli, 27:297*;
emarginatus, 27°304; erichsoni, 27°282 ;
evanidus, 27°304; fabrici, 27°305; fissi-

ceps, 27°303; fitzroyensis, 27:288*;
fletcheri, 27°:298*; frenchi, 27-293*;
froggatti, furcaticeps, 27°302; glab-

ratus, 27:°284; granum, 27°304; helmsi,

27:290*; henleyensis, 27-293; hostilis,
27°306; howitti, 27°:282*; humeralis,
27°306; incanus, 27°301; incornutus,
27-304; inermis, 27:295; integriceps,
27°303; jubatus, 27°306; koebelei,
27:291*; laminatus, 27-273; lobicollis,
27-302; lucidicollis, 27-303; macleayi,
27-289%, 30-263; macrocephalus,

27:°279; margaretensis, 27-299*; minus-

£2

cambrian glacial:

culus, 27° 305; muticus, 27:295 ; ee
torius, 27-297* ocelliger, 27302,

31°233; palmerstoni, 2215"; paral-
lelicornis, 27°304; parvus, 27°286;
patruelis, 27:306; perpilosus, 27°301;

picipennis, 27:280; planicollis, 27-304;
pontilis, 27:-291*; promptus, 27:305;
propinquus, 27:306; pugnacior, 27°277* ;
pugnax, 27:277; purpureicollis, 27-303;
queenslandicus, 27-287" ; quinquetuber-
culatus, 27°274; rubescens, 27°305;
rubicundulus, 27°302; rubrimaculatus,
27°306; rupicapra, 97: 801; salebrosus,
27: 303 : schmeltzi, .27- 979: sloanei,
97-2768 ; Submuticus, 27: 994% ; subo-
celliger, 27:299*; sydneyensis, 27: 29G* :

tabellicornis, 27:°302 ; tamworthi,
27°292*; thoreyi, 27-302; tweedensis,
27°285*; victoriensis, 27°293*; vilis,
villosus, 27-302; viridiobscurus, 27°305;
Zietzi, 27-283*
Onychocephalus bicolor, bituberculatus,
41-435
Onychodes rhodoscopa, 26°228*, 29-178,
30°196, 32-133
onyx, Crepidula, 36° 207

Ooctomus aureinotum. 41-351*
Ooderelloides, 37°89*; nigripurpurea,

pax, splendidus, 37-89*
Oodla Wirra, cambrian glacial beds at,

25-11

Oodnadatta, desert ‘sandstone between
Lake Torrens and, 29°86; gibber plains
near, 39-709; lower cretaceous deposits
near, 38°42; tertiary deposits at,

38°41
oodnadattae, Heteronyx, 33:24*
ooldensis, Onosterrhus, 41°579
Oomela, 40°431*; elliptica, pulchripennis,
40 433*; trimaculata, 40°432*; varia-
bilis, 40°431*
oophaga, Mestocharomyia, 41-364"
oopterus, Imaliodes, 37-409*
Ooraminna Range, 38°49
Ooraminna Waterhole, 38- 43; 47
57

oosomus, Decilaus, 37-2 {*

Oospora scabies, 39°356

opaca,-us, Beyeria, 42°46; Haplonycha,
41-510*; Promethis, 38:°386*; Ptero-
helaeus, 38°374*

opacicollis, Chalcopterus, 37:8; Lipa-
retrus, 29:317

opacior, Diplocoelus, 27°158*; Macro-
gyrus, 25°127*

opaculus, Automolus, 30-285*

opalescens, Anodontonyx, 43°218*; Cairn-

sicis, 36°134*

Ophideres pyrocrana, 32° 63*

Ophidia, amphibia; and pisces from Cen-
tral Australia; by Edgar R. Waite,
38°445

Ophidia of the north-western regions of
South Australia, 39°735; of Cooper
Creek country, 41-435

ophiodesma, Cacacecia, 26°251*

ophion, Telenomus, 37:167*

128

ophiosema, Epidesmia, 25°64*

Ophiusa diagramma, 27°37*; monogona,
27°38*; redunca, trophidota, 27°8

Ophryota nodosa, 38-330; rapax, 38°331 ;
squamibunda, 38-330

Ophrythyreocis, 37°245*; synopsis of
species of, 37-246.

Ophrythyreocis exopthalmus, 37-246*;
ferrugineus, 37°359* ; microps, 37°360* ;
valgus, 37°246

Ophthalmorychus __ parallelus, 28°84 ;
spongiosus, 28°83

Opilo floccosus, 27°308

Opisthacantha australica, 37°147*, 38-197 ;
flavescens, ae 25%; longipennis, 38:°126;

nigriceps, -147*; unicolor, 37:178*

Opogona, 302 a

Opossums, protection of, 33°277, 35°246,
44-415

Opparinna Creek, 29°62; travertine of,
29°91

Opparinna Spring, calc-tufa at, 29°91;
rock-drawings at, 28°45

oppositifolium, Helipterum, 39°97

Opsidota sculpticollis, 25-°33*

Opsirhina, 28°240; albigutta, 28-240;
cyclomela, 27° 183*, 28-240

Opsittis atomaria, 42:268

Opszyga, 27° 930*; eugramma, 27-230

optalea, Eulechria, 26°151*

optata,-us, Cryptamorpha, 27°152; Horo-
notus, 42°262

opthalmica, Rhyparida, 39-141*

opulenta, Turritella, 34-122

opulifolium, Chenopodium, 36°172

opus, Systole, 37°115*

Oraido, 39:°506

Orasema pheidolophaga, 37:96*

orbicularis, Avicula, M2-15;
31-63*; Pectunculus, 31-226

orbiculatus, Aolles, Haplonyx, 41°617

Orbitolites complanata, 33°251, 35-221

orbus, Heteronyx, 33°68*

Microtis,

Orchesia macilenta, 41°170*: minuta,
41-170; multinotata, 40°171*
Orchids, Australian, 38:359, 42:24,

44- 399 ; Papuan, 44-110; South Aus-
tralian, 37:°125, 38:239, 41°342
Orchids, ‘pollination in, 37°48; three new
species of, 31°209; three species of,
hitherto unrecorded in South Australia,
31-125
orchivora, Baris, 30°101
Orcopagia regularis, 38:223*

ordinarius, Decilaus, 37°256*; Heteronyx,
34°210*
ordinata,-us, Automolus, 30-282; Dorati-
fera, 27°24; Doratiphora, 26-219;
Liparetrus, 30°282; Natada, 27:24
Ordovician deposits at Avers Rock,
29°85; in Central Australia, 38-48;
Ewintinna Soakage, 29°83; Gardiner
Range, 38°48; Krupp Hill, 29-83;

Indulkana, 29°82; MacDonnell Ranges,
38°48; Mt. Conner, 29°83; Mt. King-
ston, 29°84; Mt. Olga and Mt. Watt,

29°85; of north-western South Aus-
as Shey 29°82; of Petermann Creek,
38°4

Ordovician metamorphic grit of north-
western South Australia, 29-100

Ordovician quartzite of north-western
South Australia, 29-99

oreas, Telenomus, 37°180*

Orectolobus barbatus, 32-290

Oreocichla lunulata, host of Halteridium
geocichlae, 34-101, 112

Oreoica cristata, 38° 433 ; stomach contents
of, 38-439

Oreoica cristata lelaudll 39-755, 41°461;
stomach contents of, 39-764

orestera, Philobota, 41°93*

orestes, Telenomus, 37°167*

Oreta hypocalla, 29°179*; miltodes,
27:29*; sobria, 26:184

Orgyia australis, canifascia, 27°16; chry-
sophaea, 26178; hemicalla, retino-
pepla, 29:176*

Ori, 39°505

Oricopis intercoxalis, 41°314*; maculi-
ventris, 41°316*; setipennis, 41°315*

orientale,-is, Climacteris rufa, 37°456;

Geloptera, 39:242*; Rodwayia, 43:174;
Siegesbeckia, 43- 354; Xanthium, 40-77
Oriolus sagitarius, microfilariae of, 34-107
Orion’s Belt, native legend on origin of,
41-660
oriotes, Tortrix, 40°514*
orithyia, Telenomus, 37:180*
ormenis, Telenomus, 37°181*

Ormyromorpha, 37°83% ; trifasciata,

31-84" : trifasciatipennis, 37°83*
ornata,-us, Aracana, 39°489; Cosmaerops,
38-428, 41-454; Ectroma,. 25-106;
Hesperilla, 26°53, 35°135, var. mono-
therma, S65 bao: Limnodynastes,
38°446; Ostracion, 39°489; Palaemon,
38:447; Perialia, 938:446; ‘Telesto,

26°53, 35:135; Trigonothops, 25-106;
Trite, 39-792*
ornatellus, Diphyllus, 27-156*
ornaticollis, Poropterus, 37°243*
Ornithogalum arabicum, 36°25

Ornithoptera priamus, 36°245

Orobanche australiana, cernua, 37°123;
muteli, 36°25

Orochlesis, 37°327; delta, 37:328*;
munda, 37°328; personata, 37-302;

posticalis, 37-327

orodes, Telenomus, 37°181*

orontes, Telenomus, 39°120*

orphanum, Adelium, Seirotrana, 38-403

orpheus, Telenomus, 37:181*

orphnina, Taxeotis, 28°224*

orphnites, Philobota, 41°82

Orroroo, bore at, 33:°256; Brighton lime-
stones at, 28-263; cambrian glacial till
at, 30°25 deposit of Chara at, 33°253;
fossils Macropus, Phascolomys, and
Bettongia from, 33-259; hydrography
of, 33°255; physiography of, 33°257;

Sminthopsis crassicaudatus from,
34-254; Tapley Hill slates near, 33- 953
Orsonoba, 28: 233 ; clelia, 28°234; eury-
scopa, ‘29: 178*; leucoprepes, 28-235";
luteola, zapluta, 28:234*
Orthaga atribasalis, seminivea, 27-219
Orthis sp., 29°250; tatei, 29:249*
Orthisina sp., 29- 250
Orthoceras strictum, pollination in, 37°51
Orthocraspis, 44-186"; leptoplasta,
44°186*
orthodesma, Bactrolopha, 25-79*

orthodoxus, Belus, 41°613*; Fornax,
40°317*
orthomita, Cirphis, 32°56*; Philobota,
41-88*

orthoptila, Cyclogona, 25°87*

Orthoptera of north-western South Aus-
tralia, 28-162, 29-237

orthorrhina, Misophrice, 35°82*

Orthorrhinus bicolor, 38°333

orthosticha, Barasa, 44°181*

orthotoma, Philobota, 41-88*

orthoxantha, Eligma, 27-27*

orthozona, Dichromodes, 27°189*; Eu-
philtra, 44-64*; Nephopteryx, 27:53*,
30°196

oruktus, Chiton, 36°154; Rhyssoplax,
44-265

Oruza, 44-169*

Oryctes obscurus, 43-236

oryzae, Latheticus, 43:257

Oszorn, T. G. B. Note on the occurrence
and method of formation of the resin
(yacca gum) in Xanthorrhoea quad-
rangulata, 40-1

‘On the habitat and method of occur-
rence in South Australia of two
genera of lycopods hitherto unre-
corded for the state, 42°1

Some new records of fungi for South
Australia, 39°352

osculans, Owenavis, 39-748;

maculata, 40°586

osiris, Telenomus, 37:180*

ossa, Telenomus, 38°119*

osteochroa, Peltophora, Philobata, 41°83

Ostophycephalus duriceps, 32-296

ostracina, Laelia, 26-181*

Sericornis

Ostracion auritis, 39°484*; flavigaster,
39-491; lenticularis, 39-479; lineatus,
39°485*; ornata, 39° 489 ; quatuordecim
aculeatus, 39-485* reevesi, 39:485*;
spilogaster, 39-487* : striatus, tobini,
39°485*

Ostrea angasi, 36°36; bullata, 31-314;
hyotidoidea, 42°300; sturtiana, 40°259
ostreatus, Pleurotus, 43-288*

oswaldi, ‘Acacia, 38°465, 40-64
Otiophora, 32°101*; clavifera, 32-102;

leucura, 32°101
Otiorhynchus cribricollis,

catus, 30°71
otocarpum, Abutilon, 26°32
Otrintus fergusoni, 38:399
otwayensis, Pleuropodia, 27:214*

pee dane sul-

129

Ouroporopterus, 36°109* ; diurus, 36:109* ;
squamiventris, 37°367*

Outalpa, lower cambrian glacial deposits
near, M2-240

Outalpa to Menindie,
from, M2-234

Outline of the theory of the genesis of
protoplasmic motion and _ excitation;
by T. Brailsford Robertson, 29-1

ovale,-is, Lingula, M2:°8; Prasophyllum,
44-338", var. triglochin, 44-339

ovalisticta, Mordella, 41°226

ovata,-um,-us, Caladenia, 33-16%; Condy-
locardia, 31:109, 32°359; Cryptostylis,
44-335; Decilaus, 29: 936% ; Diplocoelus,
OT ais Eucalyptus, 41: “341, 42°49;
Heteronyx, 34°229; Liparetrus, 29-301;
Panaeolus, 42°134; Rhyparida, 39-158";
Zygophyllum, 40:66

ovi, Acolus, 38°67*; Scelio, 37-136

ovinus, Catasarcus, 33°155, 42-265

ovipennis, Imaliodes, 36°86*; Polyplo-
cotes, 38-256* ; Synomus, 38-203"

ovivorus, Neotelenomus, 37°172*

Ovula angasi, 36:216; formosa, 32-342;
philippinarum, 36-216

Owenavis osculans, 39-748

geological section

owstoni, Mitsukurina, 32-291

Oxacis apicicollis, 41°311*; australis,
41:°308, var. auricomus, 41°308*; calop-
tera, 41°311*; caviceps, 41-309; con-
caviceps, 41°309*; lateralis, 41-309;
majorina, 41°310*; piticeps, 41:313*;
vittipennis, 41°312*

Oxalis flava, 37°121

oxleyi, Tecoma, 39°836

oxyacris, Turritella, 34-119

oxygona, Capua, 32°115*

oxygramma, Bombyx, 26:213*; Cos-
mophylla, 32°86*; Cosmotriche, 26-213*

Oxyops alphabeiica, 41-591*; arctatus,

38-319; crassirostris, 41-592; decipiens,

32-215*; frenchi, 32:211*; gemella,
42-268; griffithi, 32:°214*; hyperoides,
38°318; minuscula, 35-79%, 38-318;
mucronata, 32°:213*; obscura, 38-318;
pallida, 32:-216*, 38:318; parallela,
32°217 5) tufay 32-215; 5 scabra,'32°212*;
simplex, $38°318; uniformis, 32-217;
vacillans, 41°592*

oxyprora, Tineodes, 32:108*

oxyptera, Nearcha, 27°188*, 28°226

oxys, Belemnites, M2-48

oxysema, Philobota, 27:223*

Oxytelus flavior, 26-24*; parumpunctatus,
96°25*; wattsensis, 26°23*

Oxytoxia, 35-120

oxytypa, Epiplema, 27-19*

Ozarba, 44-165*

pabulicola, Eutorna, 30-°43*

pachnias, Acolasta, 26°155*

Pachybela, 41°94*; eremica, 41-94*;
parisa, 41:95*

Pachycephala gilberti, rufigularis, 37-456

130

Pachycera catoryctopsis, 25°86
Pachycornia, synopsis of species of, 43-363
Pachycornia robusta, tenuis, 43°363*
Pachydissus boops, picipennis, 41-617
Pachygastra, 31-28]

pachyloma, Eucalyptus, 41:333

pachymerus, Xylophilus, 41-192*

pachyneura, Eucosma, 40°525*

Pachyneuronella, 37-102* ; viridis, 37-102*

pachyphylla, Eucalyptus, 40-477

Pachyporopterus 37°369* ;
satyrus, 42:271

pachypus, Aneurystypus, 41-568*

pachyrhyncus, Catarrhactes, 37-452

pachyston, Cyclostrema, 31°306*

pachythrix, Ocystola, 41°62*

Pachytrichides, 29-281

Pachytyla, 27-192*; doliopa, 27-193*

Pachyura brevirostris, 41-615*; pyriatra,
35°86*; quadrimaculata, 41°615*; ves-
tita, 35°87

pacifica,-us, Gabianus, 40°591; Myola,
38°423, 41:447; Trigonothops, 25-104

packardi, Estheria, 41:°480

Paddy Plain, 38-413

Paddy’s Well, conglomerate at, 38°44

Padollus emmae, excavata, 36-189;
scalaris, 36°201; tricostalis, 36-200

Padraona, 35°153; chrysozona, 26110;
heterobathra, 35-154; lascivia, 35-153;
sunias, 35°151

Padrasna suborbicularis, 35-116

Paectes, 44:]174*

Paepalosomus dealbatus, 35-80

Pages, The, 35:110; proclaimed a fauna
reserve, 33°372 :

Paguristes brevirostris, 29:256* ; frontalis,
29:252; sulcatus, 29-258*

Pagyda callipona, 32-93*

Painter, Mt., autunite or torbernite near,
36°177; corundum at, 33°141; pre-
cambrian granites near, M2-238; radio-
active ore from, 38-481, 482; silica
near, 36°173; sphene from district of,
40°264; turquoise discovered at, 36°239

Paintings on the South Para, 26-208

paisleyi, Eremophila, 38-469, 39-838

pala, Leda, 31°217

Palaemon ornatus, 38°447

Palaeobia peltosema, 32:323*

Palaeomoera mariaeburiensis, M2-34

Palaeontological notes on cainozoic beds
at Aldinga Bay, 35:52

Palaeozoic deposits of Kangaroo Island,
27°80: of Mt. Lofty Ranges, 28-259

Palaeozoic deposits of South Australia,
A. R. C. Selwyn on, 28-253; G. H. F.
Ulrich on, 28-255; Tate’s theory of,
28:255

Palaeozoic peneplanation of Yorke Pen-
insula, 42:220

Palaestra
38:261

Palaestrida bicolor, 38-261 |

Paleticus basalis, 37-371*; convexicollis,
37°370*: cordipennis, 37°372; inflatus,

humeralis,

quadrifoveata, rubripennis,

37°250*; invidus, 37-304; lutulentus,
37°249* ; subereus, subparallelus, 37-372
Paletonidistus, 36°122* ; foveicollis,

37°240*; trisinuatus, 36°122*, 37-344
Palimbolus femoralis, 38-249

paliscia, Agathodes, 32-94*

| pallas, Stigmodera, 25-22*

pallens, Ischnochiton, 36-143; Liparetrus,
41°556*; Stenochiton, 36:143, 42-65,
75*, 44-284; Uracanthus, 40-385
pallescens, _Northiella, haematogaster,
41°452; Strobilomyces, 43-296*
pallicolor, Zonitis, 38-263

pallida,-um,-us, Cheiragra, _43-208*;
Chiton, 35:97, 36:145; Elleschodes,
32°244* ; Euditropidus, 44-245* ;

Heteroscenes, 39°747; Juncus, 43-28;
Mandalotus, 28-120*; Oxyops, 32°216*,

38°318; Parasemus, 26 297*; Parda-
lotinus rubricatus, 39-757; Phlaeo-
glymma, 42-271; Sphenostoma cris-

tatum, 39°756, 41-462; var. of Cyperus
rotundus, 39°826; var, of Rhyparida
flava, 39°131; var. of Sporobolus vir-
ginicus, 39-94

pallidicollis, Diethusa, 37-192*

pallidicornis, Nanophyes, 31:167*; Rop-
toperus, 37°393*

pallidiventris, Cleptor, 39°314*; Edusa,
39 -206*

pallidula, Colaspoides, 39°295*; Mitro-
morpha, 33-333; Rhyparida, 39-162*;
Scitala, 31°245

pallipes, Ditropidus, 44-240*; Geloptera,
39°254*; Homotrysis, 44-204*

Palm Creek, 38-412

palmarum, Erynnis, 26-110,
Pamphila, 26:110

palmata, Diaphonia, 38-186

palmensis, Leptops, 40-338

Palmer, 35-109

palmerensis, Chalcopterus, 38-236

palmerstoni, Chalcopterus, 38°235; On-

35-161;

thophagus, a7 275"; Scelodonta, -
39°167
Palmerstonia bovilli, minor, pusilla,
42-262

Palms and cycads, protection of, 41-668

palpalis, Edusa, 39:227*

Palparia 26-143; callimorpha, 41-104;
euryptera, rectiorella, subrosea, 41-103

palpebrosa, Aparete, 38-328

paludosa, Atriplex, var. appendiculata,

40-60

palustris, Boronia, 35-1*

Pamea transiens, 26°184

pammeces, Stictoptera, 44-174*

pammicta, Eclipsiodes, 32-106*

Pammoree, 26°266

pamphaea, Calamidia, 42-277*

Pamphila albifascia, 26-118, 35-166;
amalia, 31-170, 35-162; ancilla, 35-155,

156; angustula, 26:109, 35-161:
augiades, var. bambusae, 26-110;
autoleon, 26°112, 35-160; bambusae,
26°107; fuliginosa, 26-115, 35-166;

131

gracilis, 26-93, 35°143; impar, 35-164;

kreffti, 26°105, 35°155, 156; lascivia,
26-100, 35°153; marnas, 26-103,
35°148; mencia, 267117; neocles,
35:°153; olivescens, 26°114, 35°155,
156; palmarum, 267110; pythias,
926-107; — rectivitta, 35-150; sigida,

35-164; sunias, 26-101, 35-151; ulama,
26-115, 35-160

panabra, Porthesia, 26-176*

Panaeolus campanulatus, 42°135*; ova-
tus, retirugis, 42°134; semilanceatus,
42°136*; sub-balteatus, 42°135*

Panagra ursaria, 28°226

Pandion haliaétus cristatus, 40°591

pandora, Philobota, 41°84*

Panglaphyra duboulayi, 38-212

paniceum, Anobium, 36°244

paniculata, Caladenia, 44°356

Panicum decompositum, 38°46], 44:191;
divaricatissimum, var. ammophilum,
41°632; gracile, 41°378; pauciflorum,
41:41; whitei, 41°632*, 44-191

Panilla melanosticta, 27:12*; micro-
sticta, 32°72*; umbrifera, 32:73*

Panisa circumdata, 31-207

panleuca, Cryptophaga, 25-83%, 30-196;
Cryptophasa, 26°205

pannosa, Sphaerotheca, 39°354

Panopaea rugosa, sulcata, M2-38

Pansemna, 44°142*

pantherina, Cypraea, 36°211, var. umbi-
licata, 36°211

pantoea, Bleptina, 32°76"

Pantolytoidea, 39:390* ; bifoveata, 40-13% ;
castaneicorpus, nigricans, 39°392*; pseu-
doclavata, 40-°12*; rufinotum, splendida,
39°391*

Pantolytomia, 39°395* ;
30°396*

Pantopaeus cervinus, 35°76

Pantoreites arctatus, brevirostris, 38°319;
breweri, 42°268; major, 32°217*; tri-
linealbus, 32°218*; trivirgatus, 38:319*

ferruginea,

Panus incandescens, 43°286; stypticus,
43-291; viscidulus, 43:291*
panxantha, Capua, 25°75*

Pap, north, protogine granite near,
M 2-250

Paps, cambrian deposits at the, M2-234;
conglomerate gneiss near, M2-280;
lower cambrian quartzites at, M2-240

Paperbark natives, 31:2

Paphora, synopsis of species of, 30°324

Paphora miles, 30°324*; pulchra,
30°323*

Papilio anactus, 39°845; augias, 35-155;
chromus, 26°125, 35°169; exclama-
tionis, 26°120, 35°168; iacchus, 26°87,
35:187; ladon, 26°120, 35°168

papillaris, Voluta, 36°228

papillosa, Rotalia, var. compressiuscula,
39°350; Scaphella, 36°228; Voluta,
36°228, 245

Papilo augias, 26°105

Pappophorum avenaceum, 39°825; nigri-
cans, 38°460, 39°825

Papua, Motu-speaking tribes of, 39-499;
orchidaceous flora of, 44:110

Papuan trading, 39°629

papuana, Spathoglottis, var. puberiflora,
44-116*

Papuo-Melanesians, Seligman’s classifica-
tion of, 39°497

papulosa, Isacantha, 32°239

papyria, Apaustus, 2698, 35°145; Bibla,
Hesperia, 35°145; Hesperilla, Taractro-
cera, 26°98

Parablax, 35°201

parabola, var. of Drillia dilecta, 33-306

Paracrama, 44:188*

Paracaesio pedleyi, 40°440*

Paracassidina pectinata, 35-90*

Paracharactis, 31:205*; synopsis of
species of, 31-205

Paracharactis leeuwini, 31°205

parachila, Diuris, 31°209*

Parachilna, purple slates at, 28-261

Paracrepidomenus, 36°74

Paracupta bellicosa, 27°181*

Paracyathus vittatus, 30:156*, 33:246

paracyla, Plutella, Saropla, 26-245

Paradirades assimilis, 27°22

Paradise, bore at, 32°392; cainozoic
deposits near, 36°15; eocene at, 32-392

Paradisea apoda, 40°594

paradisea, Ptiloris, 40-592

paraditopa, Clitocybe, 43-270*

paradoxa,-us, Bassia, 40°459, 41°635;
Cleptor, 39°316; Cryptodus, 43-233;
Dystrigonisthis, 40°319; Eucurtia,
40:126; Haplonycha, 30°310*; Macro-
gyrus, 25°127; Paxillus, 42:101*;
Platypterocis, 38-332; Spinifex, 41-632 ;
Tomyris, 39°316; Velleya, 38-470

Paradryinus aterrimus, speciosus, 40-21*

Paragryon gracilipennis, 38°83*

paragypsa, Maroga, 25°82*

Paragyrtis, 30°130

Paralepidiota, . 35°196*;
43-186*; lepidoptera, 36°51*

paraleuca, Eulechria, 31:114*

paralia, Ocystola, 27-225*

Parallana, 36°173, M1-v.

parallela,-us, Belus, 28-132; Diaphanops,
42°272; Galbocerus, 40°320* ; Methy-
pora, 28°84; Misophrice, 38336; Oph-
thalmorycus, 28:84; Oxyops, 32°217;
Uracanthus, 40°377*

parallelicornis, Onthophagus, 27-304

parallelirostris, Pezichus, 37°340*

Paramegistus australis, 40°230*

Paramelora, 27°195*; lychnota, 27-196;
zophodesma, 27°195*

Paramesius, synopsis of Australian species
of, 39°403

Paramesius angusticornis, 39°405*; aurei-
corpus, 39°403*; grandipennis, 39-404* ;
leander, 39:-403*; punctatus, 39-404*

Paramicippa hispida, 29°126*

Paramorpha perileuca, 32:116*

cavifrons,

Parandra frenchi, 43-260

Paranepsia, 40:520*; amydra, 40°520* ;
phaulera, 40°521*

Paranonca prasina, 43-240

Paranusia, 37-97*; longiscapus, 37-98

paraphaes, Trapezites, 26-93*

paraphylla, Euchloris, 26-229*

Parara, pleistocene deposits near, 42-205;
raised beach and_ subsidences near,
42-212

Pararhopaea, 35°197*, 40-288; gigas,
40°288*, 41-497; rhipidocera, 40-290*

Parasa atmodes, 26-199"; brachyopa,
28:242: corallina, 26-199* ; . Jexe-
gramma, 28:242, 30:138; loxoleuca,
28°242*; lozogramma, 26:193*, 28-249 ;
rutila, 38-458*

Parascyllium nuchale, 32-289

Parasemus, 26:295; adumbratus, 26°296* ;
pallidus, 26-297*

parasema, Philobota, 44-63*; var. of
Hesperilla leucostigma, 32°312*, 35-125

parasiticus, Dunocyathus, 30-159, 33-246 ;
Stercorarius, 40°590

Parasitus disparatus, inversus, lyratus,
40°229*

Parasmilia flindersensis, 28:°64* ;
mani, 26°5*; lucens, 28-64*

Parasolindenia, 37-90* - hemiptera, 37-90*

Parata, 35-169; chromus, 26-125,
35°169; contempta, 35-170; hurama,
35°171; lugubris, 35-172

Paratheta, 26°173*; calyptra, 26-172;
cyclozona, 29-109*; ochrocoma, 26°172;
philoscia, 26-174* ; spodostrota, 26°173* ;
syrtica, 26-174*

Paratoo, gypseous tufa at, 30-123: nitro-
genous phosphatic rock from, 30°326

Paratooite, 31°68

Paratymolus latipes, var.
30°107*

paratypa, Hybocrossa, 41-105*

her-

quadridentata,

pardalis, Penthea, 41:619; Tyrtaeosus,
37°337

Pardalotinus rubricatus pallidus, 39-757;
stomach contents of, 39-765
Pardalotinus striatus, 38-438; striatus
finkei, 38-438, 39-757, stomach con-
tents of, 39:765; striatus subaffinis,

38°435, 438, 41-463
Pardalotus melanocephalus, host of Hal-
teridium sp., 39-29, 34
Pardalotus rubricatus, 38-435, 41°-463;
stomach contents of, 38°440, 41-468
parentheticus, Xylophilus, 41-191*
Parepthianura tricolor, 38-430, 39-751,
41-457; stomach contents of, 38-439,
39-762, 41-467

Paridris queenslandica, 37-148*; rufi-
notum, 37°177*; tridentata, 37-148*,
var. nigripes, 38°125*

Paringa, chiastolites from, M2-210;
paringite near, 32°123, 135

Paringite, 932:123*; near Gemmells,
32:129; near Morning Star, 32-128;

132

near Paringa, 32-123, 135; near Scott’s

Creek, 32-127; near Wistow, 32-128

parisa, Pachybela, 41-95*

parkeri, Ischnochiton, 36-149

Parkes Pass. 38-48

Parnara, 35:162; amalia, 35-162; cin-
gala, colaca, 35-163; impar, 35-164;
laraca, 35-162; sigida, 35-164

paroa, Tetraphleps, 26-191*

Paromalus, 27:101; synopsis of species
of, 27-102

Paromalus honoratus, miliaris, 27-102;
saucius, terrae-reginae, 27°103*; um-
bilicatus, victoriae, 27-102

Paromarteon, 41-167; constans, 41-168*;
mutabile, 41-167

Paromphale, 44-151*

paronycha, Amelora, Thalainodes, 26-231

Parooderella, 37-88*; aptera, 37-88*

Paropsis acclivis, 31:296*; comma,
31°297*; splendens, 25-131

paroptila, Pseudoterpna, 30°130*

Parroa apicalis, 41-492

parryi, Diaphonia, 25-22,
Stethomela, 40-407

parthenistis, Xylorycta, 26:237*

parthenium, Chrysanthemum, 42-60

parumpunctatus, Oxytelus, 26-°25*

Paruriella, 37-107* ; australiensis, 37-107*

Parurios australiana, 37-84*

parva,-us, Achopera, 37-281*; Cavonus,
41°568; Ditoma, 26-315; Haliotis,
36:190; Myrabolia, 31-232; Nacella,

38:183;

30°208, 31°101, 36-183, 194; Ontho-
phagus, 26-286; Perissops, 37-203*;
Polyphrades, 32-208" ; Rhinotia,
32°237*; Titinia, 29-220*; Uracan-
thus, 40°375*

parviceps, Omydaus, 37-252*

parvicollis, Rhinobolus, 39°335*; Rhy-

parida, 39-134*

parvicornis, Leptops, 40°337

parvicornutus, Ceratobaeus, 38°62*

parvidens, Colaspoides, 39-300*; Lipa-
retrus, 29-307; Poropterus, 37-242*

parviflora,-us, Microtis, 37-128", 44-339;
Pterostylis, 37-127*; var. of Loran-
thus pendulus, 43-29

parvifolium, Prasophyllum, 44-339

parvipes, Sericesthis, 31:245, 42-256

parvipunctata, Hoplopriella, 39-422*

parvoniger, Coenobius, 44°254*; Deci-
laus, 37°382*; Fornax, 40°315* ,

parvulus, Fornax, 40°314; Hesperilla,
35°125; Limaea, 32:345*; Liparetrus,
29°316; Maechidius, 41°519; Scler-
orinus, 38°23; Telesto, 26°73, 35°125

pascoei, Ectrephes, 41-146; Microtragus,
41:620; Monectrephes, 41-146; Saragus,
41:579

pascoeus, Articerus,.43°172 .

Passer domesticus, host of Plasmodium
passeris, 34°113, 39-28, 34

passercula, Bactra, 40°527*

passeris, Plasmodium, 34-113, 39-28, 34

133

Pastimes of aborigines of north-western
South Australia, 28-36

pastinaca, Dasyatis, 32:293

Pataeta, 44:173*

pee donge Creek, gypsum from, 31-122
atella aculeata, 30°207, 36°182, 194;
radula of, 38°365

Patella alba, 30:208; alticostata, 30-209,
36-183, 197; antipodum, 30-205 ;
axiaerata, 36°193*; calamus, 30°21],
36°184, 199; cantharus, 30°215; chap-
mani, 30°208; conoidea, 30:214; cos-
tata, 30°210; cruciata, 30°212; crucis,
var. of Acmaea flammea, 36:184, 198;
diemenensis, 30°205; gealei, 30-211,
912; gealei, var. of Acmaea flammea,
36-184; hepatica, 30:207, 31:99, 26°194 ;
jacksoniensis, 30°212, 36-184, 198; jack-
soniensis, var. mixta, 30°212; lati-
strigata, 30°210; limbata, 31-100,
36-182; melanogramma, 36°192; mixta,

30°212; neglecta, 36°192; octoradiata,
30°209; pentagona, 36:182; perplexa,
30:209; rustica, 36:°192; squamifera,
30°207; stellaeformis, 30°208, 36-182,

194, var. alba, var. chapmani, 36-182;
striata, 30°207; tasmanica, 30°206;
tramoserica, 30°205, 36°18]; ustulata,
30-206, 31:99, 36°182,193; variegata,
30°205; zebra, 36°193

Patella ustulata, radula of, 38°365

patellavecta, Acmaea, 36°195*

Patelloida flammea, 30°212, 31-101;
punctata, 30°214; septiformis, 30 215,

36-184, 199

Patelloidea conoidea, 36°198; flammea,
36:°183, 198

patens, Prasophyllum, Saco, 2A ;

Psoralea, 38-465, 39-831
pateriformis, Discotrochus, 28°57*
patersoni, Caladenia, 33°15, 44-350*
Patlasingha, 35-136
patouillardi, Polyporus, 43-300
patruelis, Onthophagus, 27-306
patula,-us, Amarantus, 35°61;

nophyllia, 28-71*
pauciflora,-um, Frankenia, 38-467, 42°176;

Melaleuca, 42:49; Mlicrocybe, 41-47,

43°34; Panicum, 41°41; Thelymitra,

33-12
paucilirata, Mitromorpha, 33-332*, var.

erassilirata, 33°333*
paucimaculata, Glyphostoma,

33-314
paucipunctata, Macroteleia, 39°444*
paucipustulosus, Chiton, 25°141*
paula, Acrophylla, 29-242*; Mitro-

morpha, 33:331*, var. leuca, 33:331*
paullus, Sciton, 41°521
Paulophara belogramma, 40°500*
pauper. Diabaticus, 25°111*; Heteronyx,

34-182*
pauperiflora, Melaleuca, 43-370*
Paurocoma, 26°230*; coniopa, 42°235*;

molybdina, 26-230*

Bala-

Mangilia,

Pauronota, 25°95*; thermaloma, 25°96* |

I RR A I

}

Pauropsalta bellatrix, 38°355*; lineola,
38°357*; melanopygia, 38°355
paurozona, Tortrix, 26°252*
Paussoceros cremastogastri, 41°153*
Paussoptinus brevipennis, 41°146;
chognathus, 41°146, 44°391

pauxilla,-us, Aneurystypus, 33:81*; Cor-

doli-

rhenes, 25°43*; Heteronyx, 34-°176*;
Notobrachypterus, 26°300*; Trachy-
dora, 44-69*

pavens, Edusa, 39-202

Pavey Gully, cambrian limestone at,
42-196

pavonina, Angasia, 28°146

Daxe Achrysocharelloidea, 37°109% :

Ooderelloides, 37-:89*

paxillosus, Belemnites, M2:51

Paxillus aureus, 42°101*; crassus, 42-102;
involutus, 42°103*; paradoxus, 42°101*

Pecten aequilineatus, psila, socialis sp.
ind., M2-9

pectinata, Caladenia, 44-352*; Carditella,
Condylocardia, 32°359; Paracassidina,
35:90*; Trigonia, 31-224

pectinatoides, Russula, 43:277*

Pectinella, 37-1*; antarctica, 37:1, 39°94;
griffithi, 39-94*

pectinicornis, Rhipidius, 41-254; Xylo-
philus, 41°183

pectinoides, Glycimeris, Pectunculus,
31-226

pectoralis, Aphelocephala, 39-756; Hclec-
tus, 38:480; Isacantha, Rhinotia,

32:238; Xerophila, 38-482

Pectunculus beddomei, flabellatus, geale1,
orbicularis, pectinoides, 31°226; sordi-
dus, 31:227

pedarius, Heteronyx, 34:226*

pedicellosa, var, of Tillaea macrantha,
40:63

Pedilophorus, 27°173; raucus, 27°173

Pediri. 39-506

Pedlar’s Creek, Brighton limestones and
purple slates at, 28-279

pedleyi, Paracaesio, 40°440*

Pedois, 26°157; anthracias, 26°246*,
30:197; cosmopoda, 26°159, 41-119;
neurosticha, 26°158; rhodomita, 41-:119

pedunculata, Pterostylis, 26°34

Peesey Swamp, raised beach at, 26-269

Pegasus lancifer, 33-263

Pegmatite as a differentiation product,
M2:287: as an ore-bringer, M2-290

Pegmatite of Barrier Ranges, M2-292;
of Broken Hill lode, M2-296, 313; of
Cape Willoughby, 43-328; of Globe
Mine and Mulga Hill Mine, M2-313;
of Radium Hill, M2-298,313; of
Rocky Gully, 32:133; of Rupee Mine,
M2-296, 313

Pegmatization of beds,
30-258

Pekina Creek, Brighton limestone brec-
cias at, 44-316; old lake area in, 33-253

Pekina, wavellite from 30°327

pre-cambrian

134

peladelpha, Guestia, 25°95

pelagica,-us, Lepidopleurus, 36°165*,
42°80, 44°283; Scyllaea, 29-148; Syn-
gnathus, 32°298

Pelectomoides, 41°267; hackeri, 41°269* ;
nigrolateralis, 41 -268* ; nuda, 41°268

pelinopa, Machaeritis, 26°133*

pellisserpentis, Sypharochiton, maugeanus,
44-266

pellopis, Cryptophasa, 30°141*

pellucidula, Nemoria, 30°129*

pellucidus, Heteronyx, 34°171

pelogenes, Eutorna, 30°45*

Pelororrhinus amplipennis, 28°124*

pelosticta, Caradrina, 26°224*;
causta, 41-112

Peltis moniliata, 26°311

Peltohyas australis, 41°446; australis
australis, 39:743; stomach contents of,
39°760, 41°466

PeJtonyxa invalida, 26°312*

Peltophora, 26°141; aureola, carphalea,

Helio-

41°83; idiocosma, 41°105; leucoplaca,
41°82; osteochroa, 41°83; phaedropa,
25°92*; psammochroa, theorica, 41°83 |

Peltosaris, 26°141*; triplaca, 26°141*
peltosema, Palaeobia, 32°323*
Pempheris, compressus, sp., 33°267

pendulus, Loranthus, 26°34, var. parvi-
florus, 43-29

penelevis, var. of Limopsis tenisoni,
31:218*

penetecta, Modiola, 31°225*

Penguin, crested, from St. Francis
Island, 37°452

penicillata, -um,-us, Danthonia, 42°39;
Hydroporus, 25°125; Necterosoma,

40°591; Ptilotula, leilavalensis, 38°436,
39-758, 41:464; Talaurinus, 38-13
penni, Anagyrus, 37°112*
Pentacantha australica, 38°82*
pentachroa, Brachybelistis, 26°195; Xy-
lorycta, 25°83*, 26:195, 30°196
pentagona, Patella, 36-182
pentagonalis, Drillia, 33-307
pentagonicum, Bolboceras, 40-285*
pentascia, Lepidotarsa, 41°106*
Pentastomum denticula, 34:255
pentatomus, Hadronotus, 37°154*
pentazona, Capua, 25°75*, 26-234
Pentellina angularis, 39-349
Penthea pardalis, 41-619; tigrina, 25-37*
penthima, Thosea, 26-206*
pentodonta, Hydriomena, 39:°376*
Peperita, 44:159*
Pephricus, 28:94; echimys, nanus, 28°95;
rattula, 42-263; umbratus, 42-264
Peplidium muelleri, 39°836
PeppermintGum. See Eucalyptus odorata
Perameles obesula, 41°433
Percalates colonorum, 33-268

percnopis, Arrade, 32:78*

Percy Hills and Percy Well, 38°43
perditus, Decilaus, 37-389

peregrina, Ceropria, 38°221: Crypta-

morpha, 27°153*

=

| Peritorneuta,

| perkinsi,

perelegans, Scaphisoma, 27-98*

perexigua, var. of Sphenotrochus emar
ciatus, 30°151*, 33-245

perfixa, Eucosma, 40°525*

perforata,-us, Ditoma, 26°314; Euca-
lyptus, 27°243; Polyplocotes, 41:150*

Perga dorsalis, 40°595

pergradata, Cancellaria, 28:°142*

pergranulatum, var. of Arthrocnemum
halocnemoides, 43°359*

perhispidus, Trox, 28-296*

Perialia ornata, 38°446
Periallactis, 26°172";
26°173

peribapta, Aristotelia, 42°237*

perichroa, Darantasia, 27°187*, 30:197

pericosma, Heliocausta, 27° 20*

Perigundi, Lake, 41° 412

perigypsa, Nephogenes, 25°88*

Perilampus australiensis, 37°76*; cairns-
ensis, 41°359; mittagongensis, 37°76";
tasmaniensis, '81-75*

perileuca, Paramorpha, 32°116*

perimetalla, Glyphipteryx, 29-112*

perinephes, Syntomactis, 28-176*

perinflata,-um, Helix, 39°770; Thersites,
38:°446; Xanthomelon, 29: 162, 38°446,
39-770

Periopta, 44-127*

periphaea, Himerois, 44:161*

periphracta, Euchloris, 28°219*

monostropha,

Periplaneta basedowi, 28°162*
Peripyra, 44-150*

Periscepta, 44-126*

| periscia, Procometis, 27-200*, 30-197
| perisema, Pleurota, 29-108*

Perissops albonotatus, 37°326; granicollis,

37°325* granulatus, 37° 396; iliacus,
371-305; medionotatus, 37-322" ; multi-
maculatus, 37326; ochreonotatus,

37:201*; parvus, 37°203*; piscicorpus,
37°324*; tarsalis, 37°323*
Peristernia rudolphi, 33-273
peristhenellus, Bacillus, 29:244*
Peritalaurinus macrocephalus, 38:18
26°161; circulatella,
26162; rhodophanes, 26:162* ; stigma-
tias, 41:120; thyellia, 26-162*
perixera, Doratiphora, 26:216*
Heteronyx, 33°55*;
36°56*, 40293; Liparetrus,
Nosphisthis, 31:267*
perksi, Hemipleurotoma, Surcula, 33- 295

Lepidiota,
29-324* ;

perlongus, Chalcopterus, 37:9

Permo-carboniferous glacial deposits of
Dingable Dinga, 41°671; of King’s
Point and Rosetta Head, 34°13, Jef

South Australia, a new area of, 34-231;
of southern Yorke Peninsula, 26273

Permo carboniferous glacial deposits,
water-worn gravel in, 34:9

_peroni, Mugil, 33:264; Plesiastraea,
33-247

Peronospora schleideni, 39°355

perornata, Hesperilla, Telesto, 26°52,
35°135 «

135

perparvus, Litocrus, 26-291*

Perperus cervinus, 35°76; convexipennis,
25°28*; delens, 35°76; languidus,
25-28, 35°76; litoralis, 35°77*; male-
volens, 30°71*; vermiculatus, 35-78*

perpilosus, Onthophagus, 27°301

perplexa,-um,-us, Acmaea, 30°209; Cor-
vus coronoides, 38°438, 39-759, 41:465;
Daphnella, 33:323*; Edusa and varie-
ties bella, laeta, 39:203; Eucosma,
40:526*; Hypholoma, 42-129*; Lipa-
retrus, 29:316; Patella, 30 209

perpulcher, Baryconus, 39:447*

Perrona monile, 33-294

perroni, Hesperia, 26°75; MHesperilla,
35°129; Telesto, 26°75, 35°129

Persicoptera chionozyga, 27:°60*

persimilis, Melanterius, 33°185*;
nopterus, 42°258

Personal adornment of aborigines of west
coast of Northern Territory, 31°41

Personal characteristics of aborigines of
Everard Range, 39-730

personata,-us, Acacalis, 37-302; Artamus,
34:251; Campbellornis, munna, 38°432,
39°754, 41°460; LEcildaus, 36:124*;
Orochlesis, 37°302; Zephryne, 28-°115*

perspectivus, Eutrochus, 29-172

pertenuis, Uracanthus, 40 374*

perthensis, Evaniocera, 41-264

Sema-

pertusa,-us, Columbella, 34-127; Poly-
porus, Trametes, 43-300
perversidens, Bathyarca, 31:222
petalia, Hesperia, 35°136; Hesperilla,
“ae Trapezites, 26°85,90, 35°136,
f

Petaloides clemensia, 43-299

Petauxoides volans, 44-389

_ Petauxus poliocephalus, 44-389

Peterborough. See Petersburg

Petermann Creek, ordovician deposits in,
38°49

Petermorra bore,-41:407

Petersburg, cambrian glacial deposits at,
25-11, 30 232

Peterswald, Mrs. Ellen, donation of £100
to Endowment Fund, 43-433

petholata,-us, Chiton, Plaxiphora, 36°156

petiolata, Psilommella, 39:393*

petrinodes, Nephogenes, 25-89*

Petrocheles australiensis, 29:264

petrochroa, Capua, 32°115*

Petrogale lateralis, 39°737

Petrographical description of some varie-
ties of granite from near Olary, South
Australia, by W. G. Woolnough, 28-181

Petrographical notes on certain pre-cam-
brian rocks of the Mt. Lofty ranges,
with special reference to the geology of
the Houghton district; by W. N. Ben-
son, 33-101

Petrographical notes on some South Aus-
tralian quartzites, sandstones, and re-
lated rocks; by W. G. -Woolnough,
23°193

Petrography of aplite from Olary, 33-131;
of boulder from cambrian till at James-
town, 33°130; of Broken Hill area,
M2-244; of Mt. Gambier basalt, 33°82

Petrography of intrusive rocks at Ald-
gate, 33°127; at Houghton, 33°118;
at Mt. Compass, 33-1388; at Norman-
ville Gorge and Yankalilla, 33-129

Petrography of pre-cambrian at Aldgate,
33:108; at Barossa and Humbug Scrub,
33°107; in Inglewood district and at
Jamestown, $3:110; of King’s Bluff,
33°110; of Moonta, 33-109; of Olary
and Radium Hill, 33:110

Petrography of ‘Upland Miocene’ at
Barossa and Humbug Scrub, 33-107

Petroica multicolor frontalis, 38-480

Petrology of basic rocks of Blinman,
33:°226; of rocks collected in north-
western South Australia, 29 91

Petrology of sedimentary rocks at Ald-
gate and Houghton, 33:1382; at Hum-
bug Scrub, 33-134; at Inglewood,
33-136; at Yankalilla and from Nor-
manville to Second Valley, 33:133

Petrology of the granitic mass of Cape
Willoughby, Kangaroo Island; by C.
EK. Tilly, 43°316

petrophila, Pimelea, 43-37

petrosarca, Aeoloscelis, 28-173* ; Pyrausta,
27:°68*

petroselini, Septoria, 39°355, var. api,
39-355
petterdi, Acmaea, 30°215; Fossarina,

Minos, 32°341; Trochocyathus, 30°153*
petulans, Septa, 32-343
Pewsey Vale, occurrence of Sticta stipi-
tata, 28-319
Pezichus decipiens, 37:233*;
rostris, 37°340*
Peziza campylospora, cinereo-nigra, rhy-
tidia, 43-313
Pezoporus terristris, 39-846
pfeifferi, Triphora, 33°287
phacifolja, Swainsona, 41:47
Phacodes modicus, 25:31*
phaedropa, Peltophora, 25-92*
Phaenognatha erichsoni, 29-281
Phaenopria globiceps, 40°14*;
castanea, 39°44]*
phaeocephala, Coesyra, 41-69
phaeocosma, Acronycta, 44-145*
Phaeomorpha, 44:149*; acineta, 44-149*
phaeopasta, Elaeonoma, 42-280*
phaeoptila, Synemon, 30°136*
Phaeopyra, 44:149*
Phaeosaces. 26157
phaeoscia, Eucosma, 40°524*
phaeosema, Eretmobela, 42°282*
phaeosigma, Argyroploce, 40°532*
phaeospila, Chundana, 38 247*
phaeosticta, Trychnostola, 40-503*
Phaestos disk: its Cypriote origin; by A.
Rowe, 43°142
Phalacrinus, synopsis of species of, 26°298

paralleli-

semi-

136

Phalacrinus comis, 26°298;

compressus,
26:297*; navicularis, 26: 298*; um-
bratus, o6- 297*

Phalacrocorax carbo, 38°424; sulcirostris,

host of Microfilariae sp., 39: 32, 35
Phalaenoides, 44:°125*; thoracophora,
44-125*
phalerioides, Aphela, 38°318
phalloides, Battarea, var. steveni, 43-309
Phallus, aboriginal subincised, 37°45]
Phantasis amycteroides, 41-620
Phanuromyia necopinata, 40°31*

Phanurus, synopsis of Australian species
of, 977161

Phanurus_ giraulti, 37°159*; hilli,
38:119*: longicornis, 37°161*; longi-

corpus, longipennis, 37°160* ; montanus,

37°159*; nelsonensis, 37-°160*; niger,
37°158*; nigricorpus, 37-°160*
Phaps chalecoptera, 38:420; chalcoptera

chalcoptera, 39-741
Phascolomys, fossil, from Orroroo, 33-259

Phascolomys gigas, M1-127

Phascolonus gigas, M1-127- food of,
M1-175; habitat of, M1-°177

Phasianella australis, 36-206; radula of,
38-364 }

Phasianotrochus irisodontes, radula of,
38°364

Phasma, Lord Howe Island, notes on,

40°145
Phasmidae, Australian, 26-278; descrip-

tion of new species of, 29-237; Poly-
nesian, 26:278

phaulera, Paranepsia, 40°521*
phaulocosma, Eutorna, 30°45*
Phaulophara, 40°500*
phaulopsis, Ocystola, 41°64*
Phaunaeus, 34°57*; longirostris,
Phebalium bullatum, 40°460*
pheidolophaga, Orasema, 37:96*

34°58*

Phenacolepas alboradiata, 36-185, 200;
calva, 36°185, 199

phigalia, Hesperia, 35:140; Hesperilla,
26°94; Trapezites, 26°94, 35-140

phigalioides,
35°140
philanthum, Apion, 34-27
Philemon corniculatus, host of Halteri-
dium philemon, 34°101
philemon, Halteridium, 34°10]
Philenora euphileta, 42°278*
Phileurus subcostatus, 42-260
Philine beachportensis, 33°275*;
naria, 33°275; evoluta, 33:275*
philipineri, Pleurotoma, 33-294
philippi, Heterodontus, 32:289
Philippiella rubra, 33-340
philippinarum, Ovula, 36-216
philipsi, Trichaulax, 38-163
PHILLIpPSs, H. TaRLTon, and GREENWAY,
T. C. Notes on the geological features
of southern Yorke Peninsula, 26-268
Phillipsia polyporoides, 43°312

var. of Trapezites maheta,

colum-

phillyra, Trapezites, 26°95, 35-140
phillyraeoides, Pittosporum, 3

8-464,
39°831, 40°64

Philobota agnesella, agrapha, 41-89%;
argyraspis, 26°142; aureola, 41: 83;
auriceps, 41°82; borborodes, 41-90* ;

capnochroa, 44°62*;
ceratochroa, 41:90";
cnecopis, 41:92*;

carphalea, 41-83;
chrysanthes, 41 82;
cosmia, 41°83; dasy-

copa, 31°117*; delosema, 41°87*; dia-
grita, + 41°85"; diaereta, 41-89%;
diphracta, 44:°63*; enchalca, 41-90*;
eucrita, 41°87*; euctista, 41°92*;

gypsomera, 44°62* ;

4 hemicroca, 27°223* ;
hilda, 41°91*;

hydara, 41°82; isozona,

25:93*; leucocosma, 41°85*; lochitis,
41°87*; lunata, 41°82; megaloxantha,
41:92* metria, 41°91*: mimetis,
41°86*; mysticodes, 41-84*; ochrolitha,
27°223*; orestera, 41°93*; orphnites,
41°82; orthomita, orthotoma, 41°88*;

osteochroa, 41°83; oxysema, 27°223*;

pandora, 41°84*; parasema, picraula,
44-63*; polybotrya, 41°93*; rhopo-
pleura, 41:112; sordidella, 41°83;
sororia, 41°69; sphenoleuca, 31:117*;
tetraspora, 26°241; theorica, 41°83:

thermophanes, 41° 86* ; trimeris, 26° 2417 5
xanthoprepes, 41°85*

Philobrya cuboides, 31°:223*

philocosma, Angelia, 39°38]

Philoeopola epethistis, 26°154*

philomena, Clathurella, 33-307

Philonthus glenelgi, 27-94*

philonympha, Xylorycta, 27:229*. 30°196

Philoscaphus costalis, 41-492

philoscia, Paratheta, 26°174*

Philougria marina, 41°40]

Phlacoglymma, 37-415); longirostris,
37°415*; mixta, 37°280; pallida, 42-271

phlebophyllum, Spyridium, 41°48, 43-36

Phiegetonia, 44:173*

Phlegmacium corrosus, decoloratus,
42°95*; largus, rotundisporus, 42-96@*:
variicolor, var. nemorensis, 42°94*

phleoides, Koeleria, 37-123

phloea, Telesto, 26°94, 35-140

Phloeocarabus, 25:112; farinae, 25-112*

Phloeopola sciaspila, 28-168*

phlogozona, Stenoscaptia, 28°212*

phoenicea, Tineoides, 32:107*

phoenicias, Anthela, 26-182%*,

Phoenicops, 26°41, 35°114;
species of, 26°41

Phoenicops beata, 26°41, 35-114; denitza,

27 2G"

synopsis of

26°42, 35-114; porphyropis, 26-43*,
35°114 {
phoenicopterus, Belus, 932°231; Lipa-

retrus, 29°297
phoenissa, Eulechria, 26-:147*
phoenopasta, Macalla, 42:279*
Pholadomya arenosa, 31°230; ebaensis,
M2:37*

Pholeutis, 30-49%; neolecta, 30°50*
Pholidia weldi, 40-72

137

>

Pholiota disrupta, 42:91*: eriogena,
42:°93*; marginata, 42:94*; pudica,
42°92; pumila, 42:94*; recedens,
42°92*; unicolor, 42-°93*

Phoma lingam, 43°424

Phoracantha posticalis, 41°617

Phoracantha recurva, wood bored by
larvae of, 34°253

Phormesa carpentariae, 737 EAT Nhe costata,
26°314; grouvellei, thoracica, 26: 316*;
torrida, 26°314, 316

Phorticosomus calcaratus, 27-261*

phoryntis, Eulechria, 26-150*

Eaaenate minerals from Elder Rock;
by D. Mawson and W. T. Cooke, 31° 65

Phosphatic rock at Elder Rock, origin

of, 31°67; from Paratoo, 30° 396
phosphorea, -us, Agaricus, Pleurotus,
43-286 ; Xylaria, 43°313 ;
photidias, Clania, 31:199*; Narycia,
Xysmatodoma, 27:236* :
Photographic silver images, observation
on the toning of, 44:293
photoleuca, Crambus, 27°51*, 30°196

phragmatias, Metasia, 27-66*
Phrenozemia, 42-269; lyproides, 42-269
Phricanthes macroura, 32°322*
phricosticha, Sylepta, 32-93*
Phryganostola macrantha, 29-113*
phrygia, Meliphaga, 40:592
Phrynixus astutus, 28-115
Phycita deltophora, leucomilta,
39°196
phyllanthina, Nepticula, 30-60*
Phyllites of the lower cambrian, 30°245
Phyllocharis, 40-419; blackburni, 40-419 ;

27°53",

caerulea, delicata, 40- A20* ; marmorata,
40-419; melanocephala, 27-309; 10-
maculata, 40-420

Phyllocnistis, 30°62; synopsis of Aus-
tralian species of, 30°62

Phyllocnistis acmias, 30°62*; atractias,
atranota, 30°64*; diaugella, 30°63;
hapalodes, 30°63*; psychina, 30-62%;

triortha, 30°63*

Phylloglossum drummondi, 42-2

Phyllophanes, 41-104* ; seas 47°104

Phyllophorus ventripes, 39°19*

Phylloporus rhodozanthus, 42°101*

Phyliopteryx eques, foliatus, 32-299

Phyllotocides, 2§-281

Phyllotocidium bimaculiflavum, 41-127*;
pictum, 40-300*

Phyllotocus antennalis, 43:202*;
collis, 43-199* ; bimaculatus,
var. basilis, 43- 195*, var.
43-196*, var. nigripennis, 43°195* ;
cribriceps, 43°201*; decipiens, 43-200* ;
laterofuscus, 43-198*; luridus, 43-196;
navicularis, 43°:197, var. apicalis,
43:198, var. erythroderes, var. rufi-
basis, 43-198*; occidentalis, 43-196,
var, apifuscus, 43°197*; ruficollis,
sericeus, 43:°195; vustulatus, 43°197;
vittata, 43-210

Phylloxeroxenoides, 37°82*; niger, 37-82*

basi-
43-195,

insularis,

Phylloxeroxenus :fuscipennis, 37:81*

Phylomictis eclecta, 30:142*

Physa gibbosa, 38: 446

Physical features of Lake Callabonna ;
by Sir E. C. Stirling, M1°1.

Physical properties of some South Aus-
tralian-grown pines; :by R. W. Chap-
man, 43°405

Physical properties of South Australian
timbers, 38°513

Physiculus bachus, barbatus, 33-266

Physignathus longirostris, 38° 443

Physiography of Broken Hill area,
M2-217; of Houghton, 33:102; of
Mt. Compass. district, 934°232; of

Orroroo, Black Rock, and Wallaway
Creek, 33-257; of Port Lincoln, 31-71;
of southern Yorke Peninsula, 25-1;
of Tumby Bay, 31-71
Physodactylini, 35-201
phvsophora, Lomaschiza, 25:69*
Physurus bicalcaratus, 44-110*
phytolymus, Prosayleus, 28-79
Phyzanica, 41:117*; tapinopa, 41:117*
piceitarsis, Rhyparida, 39-131

piceosetosa,-us, Cyttalia, 30°81*; Cubi-
corrhynchus, 34-19

piceus, Alphitobius, 38-221; Heteronyx,
33°41

picicorne, Cnodulon, 37°33

picipennis, Liparetrus, 29-300; Ontho-

phagus, 27:°280; Pachydissus, 41:617
picipes, Chalcopterus, 37:9 _
picraula, Philobota, 44:63*
picridifolia, Olearia, 35-2

picta,-um,-us, Alphitophagus, 43-257;
Amphibolurus, 41-470; Atherinichthys,
33:°264; Automolus, 30°284*; Elle-
schodes, 32°239*; Emblema, 38:437,
438; Emblema, ethelae, 38°438; Helei-
porus, 30°330; MHesperilla, 26-57,
35°134; Mangilia, 33-315; Mecopus,
34°52" ; Phyllotoeidium, 40°300* ;
Polyphrades, 40°351; Telesto, 26°57;
Tonicia, 44-291

picticeps, Oxacis, 41°313*

picticollis, Elasmocerus, 25-25%, 27-307;

Lepidiota, 40-291*; Macrotelus, 27-307
picticornis, Colaspoides, 39-286* ; Tomyris,
39°176*; Zonitis, 38°-265*
pictipennis, Distypsidera, 41:122*; Eupsa-
lis, 40°367*; var. of Emenadia cucul-
lata, 41:257
pictipes, Colaspoides, 39-298*- Gymno-
poropterus, 36°137*; var. of Pseudo-
lycus hilaris, 41-284*
picus, Neodecilaus, 36-81*
Pidleeomina Waterhole,
quarry near, 28°304
Pielus aphenges, 28:247*
pieta, Emblema, ethelae, 39°759
pileata, Neositta, tenuirostris,
480, 39-756
pilidiota, Nephogenes, 41-95*
piliger, Diplocoelus, 27°157; Stethaspis,
35°179

native flint

38-434,

138

pilipes, Dysostines, Timareta, 35°66

pilistriatum, Apion, $4:32*

piliventris, Mandalotus, 28-116*

Pilocarpine, effects of, on fly’s intestine,
44-104

pilosa,-us, Acherres, $9-84*; Eragrostis,
39°825; Haplonycha, 30 305*, 41:498;
Heteronyx, 34-229; Hybrenia, 44-210*;
Liparetrus, 29°311; Mandalotus,
31°138; Naprepa, 26-184; Ptinus,
41-147; Rhopaea, 35-:191*; Rhyparida,
39°132*; Scelio, 37°137*; 'Tetratheca,
43°35; Trichamaryg mus, ‘37° 46*

pilosicollis, Aneurystypus, 41°569*

pilosicornis, Myrmacicelus, 39°798* ;
Xylophilus, 41-187*

Pilostibes embroneta, 26°203*

pilosula, Capsella, 26°32

pilsbryanus, Ischnochiton, 36°143; Steno-
chiton, 36 143, 42-65, 71, 43°66, 4a- 288 ;
Zostericola, 43°66", 44- 983

pilsbryi, Acanthochiton, 41°394*, 44- 286 ;
Acanthochiton, maughaneanus, 43°395* ;
Ischnochiton, 36°144

pilularius, Sclerorinus, 38-23

pilulifer, Leptops, 40°341*

‘Pilzfelsen’ of Mann ranges, 29°70

Pimelea ammocharis, 42:180; continua,
39:96*; .dichotoma, diosmifolia, flava
var. diosmifolia, microcephala, 43°38;
petrophila, 43°37; williamsoni, 43-°37*

Pimelepterus fuscus, 40°442

pimelioides, Allecula, Hybrenia, 44-198;
Liparochrus, 29: 270, A pp A Olearia,
var. minor, 43°42

Pimelopus, synopsis of species of, 31°285

Pimelopus decipiens, 31°285*; porcellus,
31:284

Pinch Swamp, 31°71, 74

Pine Creek, birds from, 39: RAS ,

Pines, South Australian-grown, physical
properties of, 43°405

pinguis, Atherina, 33-264; Mandalotus,
28°120*, 31° 138 P
Pink Gum. See Eucalyptus fasciculosa

Pinkerton Gully, cambrian lower lime-
stone of, 30247; upper Torrens-lime-
stone of, 39°11

Pinna australis, sp. ind., M2717

pinna, Cardiomya, Cuspidaria, 32°200*

Pinnacles Consols Mine, M2°312

pinnalis, Bombyx, 07-24

pinnaticollis, Byrsax, 38°234*

Pinnoteres holothuriensis, 31°177*;
globosa, 31:179*

pinonianus, Hibiscus, $14°383

pinophila, Clitocybe, 43°269*

Pinus canariensis, physical properties of,
43-405

sub-

Pinus insignis, physical properties of,
43-405; strength of, 92°325

Pinus maritima, physical properties of,
43-405

piodes, Eulechria, 26°]48*

Pionea achroa, 27°218*; clavifera,
32°102; leucotypa, 27°218*; leucura,

2T-OF, 232-101

piperita, Cypraea, 42°142;
Cypraea angustata, 42-142

Piperites stenophyllus, 43:273*

piscarius, Hypocaccus, 27-108*

Pisces of Central Australia, 38-445; of
Cooper Creek, 41:472

Pisces of the South Australian Museum
expedition to the Strzelecki and Cooper
Creeks; by Allan’ R. McCulloch and
Edgar R. Waite, 41-472

piscicorpus, Perissops, 37°324*

pisciformis, Stigmodera, 40°125*

pisochroa, Euchloris, 30°128*

Pisonia brunoniana, 37°453, 40-595

pisoniae, Trichananca, 41:178*

pistor, Cyphogastra, 40°139

Pitchblende, first occurrence of,

var. of

in Aus-

tralia, 34°255; from Radium Hill,
34°255
Pitt, Mt., 36°173; cordierite, sillimanite,

and spinel from, 40 264

Pittosporum __ phillyracoides, 38°464,
39°831, 40°64; undulatum, 40°595

Pituitrine, effects of, on fly’s intestine,
44-107

Pituri, 27-202

Placerobela, 27:13*; brachyphylla, 27-14*

placidus, Elleschodes, 32°245*; Heter-
onyx, 34°147* :

placodes, Cruria, 27°30*,216; idalima,
27°216

placospila, Anachrostis,. 32°72*

Placotrochus inflectus, 27°213*; magnus,
28°54*; pueblensis, 27°-212*

placoxantha, Anisogona, Dichelia, 26-236;
Lepidoscia, 27°235*

Plagianthus glomeratus, 42°175
plagiata,-us, Belus, 41°:9Y:; Diceros,
38°213; Litocrus, 26289*: Porithea,

40°394; Talaurinus, 38°28*
plagioscia, Bithama, 26-°190*,
Carea, 27°7*
Plagiosetum refractum, 41°634
plagiospila, Eulechria, 44:59*

28:241;

plagiozona,. Machetis, 41-114*

plana-,us, Macrocallista, Myacites, Tan-
credia, M2:35

planalis, Molopa, 27-217

planata,-us, Heteronyx, 33°50; Stigmo-
dera, 40°133*

planetis, Nepticula, 30°58*
planiceps, Anodontonyx, 42°256, var. ater,

42 257*; Heteronyx, 34°208*; Rhopaea,
35°195* ; Sericesthis, 31-245, 42-256
planicollis, Neso, 42°254; Onthophagus,
27-304

planicostatus, Trochocyathus, 27°210*

planifolia. Kochia, 41:636, 43°30

2 Ae: Caryophyllia, 30°157*,
33°246

planior, Lithostrotus, 33°362*

planipennis, Isax, 37°279; Polyphrades,

5 *

Plantago bellardi, 36°25; psyllium,

41-666

139

Plants, movements of, 29°53

Plasmodium biziurae, oe tid, (39-27;
passeris, 34-113

Plasmodium in Australian birds, 39°25

Plastogryon __ fasciatipennis, 37: los".

flavipes, nigriceps, 38°125*; rufithorax,

38:125; unicolor, 38°125*
Platedelosis, 38-139
platessa, Callochiton, Chiton, 35°95,
36°142; Lepidopleurus, 36-142
Platibis flavipes, 38-422
Platinum near Broken Hill, M2-317
‘Platopis corrugata, M2-31
Platycanthus, 39-483
platycephalus, Calocephalus, 41°648
Platycephalus conatus, 39-466*
platyceri, Halticorcus, 41:319*
Platycilibe bicolor, 38:°225*; brevis,
41-156
Platycotylus coloratus, 27-147*
platderes, Rhyparida, 39-138*; Porop-
terus, 37°348*, 353
platydesma, Amelora, 25-65*, 27-194;

Angelia, 27:194 ;
Platydesmus, 31-270; synopsis of species
of, 31-270, 32-364
Platydesmus castaneus, 43°216*; _ flavi-
pennis, 42: 254 ; ST aae inusitatus,
272 >) major, 1:271*; obscuri-
cornis, 31°:270, 32: 363: punctulaticeps,
32-363* ; sulcipennis, 31-271
Platygerrhus annulicornis, australiensis,
37°78*; tasmaniensis, 37-79*
Platymela blackburni, 40:°419; rufo-
castanea, 40°405* ; sticticollis, 40-405
platymera, Scoparia, 29-107*
Platynectes subaenescens, 25°125
platynota, Emydica, 37:275
platyphylla, Dirades, 27-21*
platypleura, Scala, 30°145*
platvooda, Ficus, 38-461, 39-826

Platyporopterus fetus, 37°365*

Platypterocis, 38-a0L"; paradoxus,
38°332*

Platyscelio mirabilis, 37°132*, 39-444

platyscia, Agriophara, 32°11 17*

Platysus, 27-136

Platyteleia, 37-153*; latipennis, 37°154*

Flatytenes, 37-276; varius, 37:276

Platytes poliopepla, 29:104*

Platytrochus airensis, 26°256*; com-
pressus, 28-4, Ae curvatus
26:258*; hastatus, 26°257*, > 28-4,
33°245; maudensis, 28:56*; vacuus,
26-259

platyxantha, Caesyra, 31-:118*
plausibilis, Heliocausta, 41-112
Plaxiphora albida, 36: 156, 44-265, 286;

albida conspersa, 44: 286 ; bednalli,
36°156; concentrica, 25:138*; con-
spersa, 36°157, 41°667, 44286; cos-
tata, 35-99, '36- 157, 44-265; gelli-
brandi, 25-139: glauca, 35:99, 36-158;

hedleyi, 35: 103°; matthewsi, 36: 157,
43-70; petholata, 36-156: pustulosa.

35°107*; tasmanica, 36°156; zebra,
35°106*

Pleasant, Mt., quartzites and sandstones
at, 28-197

plebeia, Cincindela, 40°123; Hydrocotyle,
42°52; Lavatera, var. tomentosa,
41°383

plebejus, Cherrus, 28-93

Plectophila discalis, 26-197

Plectroplites ambiguus, 33-268

pleiocephala, Craspedia, 41°647

Pleisoneura albifascia, alysos, clavata,
curvifascia, restricta, volux, 26°119

Pleistocene of Ardrossan, 42°205; of
Maitland, 42-211; of Muloowurtie
Point, 42-209: of "Parara, 42-205; of
Rocky Point, 42-207; of Sellick’s Hill,.
35°57; of southern Yorke Peninsula,
26°271

Plesiastraea peroni,

28:9*; 33:247;
347

Plesioneura albifascia, alysos, clavata,
curvifascia, restricta, waigensis, volux,
35-167
letophila disealis, 26-197

pleurogramma, Spheroides,
40°451

Pleurolopha, 28:233*; nebridota, 28-233

Pleurophyllidia ecygnea, 29-149

Pleuropodia, 27-214*; otwayensis, 27-214*

pleurosema, Epichorista, 40°515*

Pleurota chrysopepla, 41:76*; epitripta,
41°77*; gypsosema, 41°76*; ‘leuconeura,
41-77*; leucogramma, 41-76%; lomo-
erapha, 26:245*;° perisema, 29-108*;
pyrosema, 30°48; xiphochrysa, 29-108*

Pleurotoma exarata, 33-296; fragilis,
33-322; harpularia, 33-296; hexa-
gonalis, 33-313; lallemantiana, letour-
neuxiana, 33-309; lymneaeformis,
33:322; monile, philipineri, 33-294;
quoyi, 33:294, 36-231

Pleurotropomyia aeneoscutellum, 41°365

Pleurotus candescens, 43°286; cheeli,
43-289*; gardneri, illuminans, 43-286;
lampas, 43-286*; nidiformis, 43286;
ostreatus, 43-288* ; phosphoreus, 43-286;
striatulus, subostreatus, 43: 289*

plexa, Columbella, Pyrene, 32°343, 34-143

plicata, Caladenia, 44°:354; Edusa,
39°213*

plicilaminatus, Trophon, 33-335*

33°247; proximans,
urvillei, 33:247, 249*;

Tetrodon,

plinthodes, Gelechia, 44-66*; Omydaus,
42-272

plinthopa, Entometa, 28-239*
plinthophora, Aiteta, 44-187*

Pliocene of Sellick’s Bill. 8557s ob

southern Yorke Peninsula, 25°3
Plotheia, 44-182
Plotus novae-hollandiae, host of Micro-
filarie sp., 39:32,35
Pluchea conocephala, 40°73

plumbea, Neostrepera versicolor, 39-759
plumifera, Lophophaps, leucogaster,
38°420, 39-741

140

plumulus, Lichenostomus, ethelae, 38-436,
39-758 ee ae:

pluriflora, Eucalyptus, 27-244

Plutella ochroneura, 29-111: paracyla,

26°245

Plutorectis, 31-201*: boisduvali, 31-202:
cautopsis, 31°205* ; delocephala,
31°206*; — erionota, 31°206; — grisea,
gymnophasa, 31°204; hyaloscopa,
31:203*; lurida; 31°204; melanodes,

31°201* ; thermacula, 32°113*; xantho-
chrysa, 31°202* ;- zophopepla, 31:203*
Plutorectis, synopsis of species, 31:20]
pluviata, Essolithna, -28-95
Poa bulbosa, 35-3; caespitosa, 41-666;
pratensis, 35:3
poarum, Puccinia, 39-354
Pocock’s quarry, Brighton limestones at,
28:266
Podagrion nigriclava, 41-360*
Podagrionella hyalina, 37-Q0*
podagrosa,-us, Belus, 41°604*; Edusa,

39:°215*

Podargus strigoides, 38-427, 39-747,
41°453; host of Leucocytozoon Sp.,
39°30, 34; host of Microfilaria sp.,
34°107, 39°33, 35; stomach contents of,
41°467

Podocoma nana, 39:839

podolepideum, Helichrysum, 39-84]

Podomyra_ bimaculata, 39-806

Poecilocephala, 38-140

poeciloderma, Colaspoides, 39:292*

poecilolaemus, Syngnathus, 32-298

Poecilopharis, 38-137: emilia. 38°153

poecilopterus, Xylophilus, 41-196*

poecilota, Corgatha, 32-66*

Point Charles lighthouse,‘ volcanic dust
from, 27-205

Point Kirton, 31-73

Point Morrison, pre-tertiary glacial re-
mains at, 27°76

Point Pass, fault-scarp near, 40-26]

Point Souttar, raised beach at, 26-269

Point Turton, cainozoic deposits at,
36°14; raised beach at, 26.269

polemistis, Ocystola, 26°134*

polia, Hynothripa, 27-7

poliella, Ephestiopsis, 29-106*

poliocephalus, Petauxus, 44-389

Poliocephalus poliocephalus, 39-742

poliochra, Saropla, 27-224*

poliochyta, Clerarcha, 26 198*

poliocrana, Euzopherodes, 29:104*,30°196

poliocrossa, Caradrina, 27-5*

poliopepla, Platytes, 29:104*

poliophracta, Prometopus, 32:57*

politulus, Antiochrus, 29-271; Lipa-
rochrus, 29-271, 274

polita,-us, Corticaria, 41°159; Gymno-
baris, 30:96*; Neosalpingus, 41-159;

Pycnomerus, 27-130; Seguenzia, 30 222*
politicollis, Cardiothorax, 38°399
Pollanisus, 30°137; synopsis of Aus-

tralian genera of, 30°138

Pollination in certain Australian orchidg
37°48

Pollinia fulva, 38-460, 39-824

pollinosus, Catasarcus, 42.265

pollux, Myllocerus, 33-149*, 38-274

polyacanthus, Leptops, 40-332

Polyachus amentatus, dolichognathus,
44 255*

polyactina, var. of Acmaea calamus,
36°184*, 199

polybotrya, Philobota, 41-93*

polybractea, Eucalyptus, 27-244

polycapna, Machaeretis, 41°61*

polychroa, Amelora, 31-171*:
mactis, 28:°176*

polychromus, Neotetrastichodes, 41-366*

polychrysa, Lepidoscia, 27-235*

polycyma, Sarrothripa, 27-7

Polycystomyia benefica, 41°346*

Polydesma _ aglossoides, 38°457; auricu-
lata, 27:9*; ignipicta, lawsoni, sub-
murina, 38:°457

Polydiapria, 39°427*; atriceps, 39-428*

Polyeucta, 41:104*; callimorpha, 41-104

Polygnotis australis, 40:10*

Polygonum lanigerum, 35:6]

polygramma, Eois, 26-249*

Polylobus, 26 16

Polylopha, 25-71*: 32°319* ;
epidesma, 25:71*

polymetalla, Laspeyresia, 40°535*

polymita, Glyphidoptera, 40-506*

polymorpha, Rhyparida, 39°143*

Polynemoidea, 37-65* ; varicornis, 37°65*

Polynesian phasmidae, 26-278

Polyonyx transversus, 29:262

Polyphorus mylitta, occurrence at My-
ponga, 28 304

Polyphrades basalis, 40-353*: basirostris,
collaris, 38-314*; concinnus, 32-206" :
cordipennis, 32°210*; crassicornis,
38°313*; despicatus, 28-89*; duriuscu-
lus, 40°354*; emblematicus, 32 vs He dg
exoletus, 28°89*; extenuatus, 28 90*;
fortis, 40352; granicollis, 32:210*,
40°353; granulatus, 28:91*: halma-
turinus, 40°356* ; insignipennis, 38 312*;
latus, 32°208*, 40°352; longipennis,
40 351; | macrops, 40:357*; maestus,
40°355*; marmoratus, 38°315*; parvus,
32:208*; pictus, 40 351; planipennis,
40°354*; raui, 41°589*; rostralis, rugu-
losus, 40 351; setosus, 28-90*; tumidu-
lus, 28°92; uniformis, 40-352; Vitis,
28°88*

Polyplacophora, Australian, 42:79, 43-66,

Synto-

elaphris,

394; bibliography of, 42°87: South
Australian, 36140, 42°79: Western
Australian, 35 94

Polyplacophora, eocene. See Eocene
polyplacophora

Polyplocotes carinaticeps, 43°254*; lon-
gipes, 41°152*; ovipennis, 38-256";

perforatus, 41°150*; scabricollis, 41-151*
Polvpogon maritimus, 35°61

141

Polypores, sclerotia-forming, of Australia,

43-11
polyporoides, Phillipsia, 43-312
Polyporus albertini, 43°299; anthra-
cophilus, 43-299; basilapidioides, basi-
lapiloides, 43°18*; clemensia, 43-299;

eucalyptorum, 43: 999*; lucidus, 43°300:
minor-mylittae, 43-14* ; mylittae, 43-12*;

patouillardi, pertusus, sessilis, 43-300:
tumulosus, 43-16*

Polypria, 39-410*, 40°15; nigriventris,
39-411*

Polyrhachis longipes, 39°821*, 40:37;
macropus, 40:37

Polyschides gibbosus, 35- wee

polysema, Anisynta, 35°142; Hesperilla,
32°311*, 35-142

Polystictus elongatus, 43°297; flavus,
45-298; meleagris, 43°-297; ochraceo-
stupeus, 43°297*; subfulvus, versicolor,
45-298

Polystigma, 38:138; calopyga, 38-162*;
ochracea, octopunctata, 38:160; punc-
tata, 38-161

polystigma, Ischyja, 27°36*

Polystomella crispa, 36°37: macella,
striato-punctata, 25-9; verriculata,
39-350

polytima, Metasia, 32:96*

polyzona. Iphierga, 27:239* ; Trachydora,

28°178*
Pomatorhinus microfilariae of,
34°107
Pomatorhinus superciliosus, host of Hal-
teridium sp., 34:101, 112
Pomatostomus ruficeps, 41°456;
contents of, 41-467
Pomastomus temporalis rubeculus, 38-430

Pondee, 26:265

frivolus,

stomach

pondericornis, Mandalotus, 35-73*
ponderosa,-us, Crassatellites, 29°169;
Heteronyx, 33:39*; Venus, 29-169

Ponerine ants, a new genus of, from
Queensland, 40°33
Poneroplax, 44-286

Ponga-ponga tribe, distribution of, 31-2

Pongie, Jenny, reminiscences of small-
pox (?) among Narrinyeri, 35°40

pontiferum, Bolboceras, 40-280

pontilis, Bledius, 26°-22*; Onthophagus,
27-291*

Pontonia minuta, 31-°189*

Poodytes gramineus dubius, 38°43]

Poolamacca, M2-278,295: amphibole
schist near, M2-268; granite near,
M2-253

Poole, W. B., congratulations on com-
pletion of 50 years of service with the
Savings’ Bank, 43:419

Poothlaringla, analysis of muscovite-
sillimanite chiastolite schist from,
M2274; chiastolites from, M2-196

popularis, Deretaphrus, 27-126*

populi, Alphitophagus, 43-257

populifolia, Eucalyptus, 26°12

Poranthera triandra, 40°66*

Porcelain manufacture, 27°311

Porcellana rostrata, 29°260*; trans-
versa, 29-262

porcellus, Pimelopus, 31-284

porcina, Notoplax, 43-395*, 44-290

Poria callosa, vaporaria, 43-303

Porithea, synopsis of species of, 40°394

Porithea apicalis, 40°393*; obliqua,
40°392*; plagiata, 40°394

Poroleda ensicula, 31:218

Poronia oedipus, 43°314; punctata,
39°354, 43°314

poroptera, Stethomela, 40-406

Poropterculus, 36°99* ; subnitidus,
36:°100*

Poropterellus, 36°89* ; abdominalis,
37°368*; intercoxalis, 36°90*

Poropterinus,
poropteroides,

36°98"; trilobus, 36-98*
Mythides, 34-22*
Poropteromela, 40°423*; epipleuralis,
40-423*

Poropterus, 37°347; basipennis, 37°352* ;
bisignatus, 37°348 ; carinicollis,
33-192*; cavernosus, 29:°227*; conifer,
37-359; constrictifrons, 37:241*; con-
vexus, 9$7°244*; crassipes, 37°356*;
exitiosus, 37°347; foveatus, 29-228*;
foveipennis, 37-348; humeralis, 33°191*,
37°348; inominatus, 42:271; inusitatus,
29:228*; latipennis, 37°348*, 354; _lis-
sorhinus, 29:229*; listroderes, 29:226%,
37°305, 348; longipes, 29:226*; mag-
nus, 37°300*: mollis, 37-358*; mon-
tanus, 33:190*; multicolor, 37:357;
nodosus, 29°224*, 37-358: ornaticollis,
37°243*; parvidens, 37:242*; platy-
deres, 37:348*, 353; posticalis, 37-348*;
prodigus, 33°188; python, 37305, 348;
rhyticephalus, 29:225*; rubeter, 37°245;
rubus, 29:230; satyrus, 42:271; sim-
soni, $7°358; stenogaster, 37:°349*;
sulciventris, 33:188*; trifoveiventris,
37°355*; valgus, 33:189*; variabilis,
37°348

porosa,-us, Aclees, 30°73; Baris, 30°95*;
Eucalyptus, 27°243; Geloptera, 39:250* ;
Ocnodus, 31°280* ; Stigmodera, 40°110*;
Terillus, 39-273

porphyrea, Diethusa, Enide, 37-304;
Ischyja, 28°-217*; Scardia, 27:°74*
Porphyrio melanotus, 38°42]

porphyris, Catoblemma, 44-163*

Porphyritic felspars of Victor Harbour
granite, 27°256

Porphyritic granite of Granite Island,
44:4,11; of Port Elliot, 44-8; of
Rosetta Head, 44-5 f

porphyritis, Cryptophasa, 30-140*

porphyropis, Arrhodia, 27-192; Phoeni-
cops, 26°43*, 35°114; Xenochlaena,
27°192

porrecta, Condylocardia, 32-360
porreus, Marasmius, 43:282*
porrifolia, Microtis, 33-13, 44-339
Port Augusta, flora of, 30°258

Port Darwin natives, smallpox (?) among,
35°29

Port Douglas, bird protection reserve at,
34°277

Port Elliot, even-grained granite of,
44°8,19; greisenised soda granophyre
of, 44-9,30; minor potash aplites of,
44°9,27; porphyritic granite of, 44:8;
red aplite of, 44:9; soda aplite of,
44:9, 28; uralitic dolerite of, 44-10, 33

Port Elliston, flora of, 32-264

Port Essington, smallpox (?)
natives of, 35-29

Port Hacking reserve, 34-289

Port Hughes, cambrian basal beds at,
30°257; upper cambrian basal grits at,
42-195

Port Keats, bird skins from, 30°332

Port Lincoln district, chrysotile in, 31°76;
copper in, 31°75; felspar in, 31-76;
geology of, 31°72; graphite in, 31-76:
iron ore in, 31:75; mineral resources
of, 31°75; miocene of, 31°73; physio-
graphy of, 31-71; pre-cambrian of,
31°73; recent beds of, 31-72; talc in,
31°76

Port Lincoln, flora of, 32-268; Lake
Wangary and Mt. Dutton Bay to, flora
of, 32°270; North Shields to, flora of,
32°269

Port Moorowie, flora of, 32-273

Port Noarlunga, cainozoic deposits at,
36°15

Port Noarlunga reserve, 34-286

among

Port Victor granite; by H. W. Gartrell, .

27°256

Port Victor. See Victor Harbour

Port Victoria, pre-cambrian deposits at,
42°191; raised beaches near, 42-212

Port Warenne, recent deposits at, 42°21]

Port Willunga, cainozoic beds at, 35-49,
36°15

Porthesia acatharta, 30-124*; collucens,
27°16; euthysana, 26-175*: fimbriata,
26176; galactopis, 26-176*: iobrata,
lutea, 26°177; panabra, 26-176*

Portulaca australis, 41-637

Portunus corrugatus, 27°31]

Posidonia antarctica, 37-1

posidonialis, Stenochiton,
44-284

Post-drought conditions in Cooper Creek
country, 41°415

42°65, 72*,

Post-ordovician in Central Australia,
38°47
Post-tertiary at Glanville, 36°38; of

Kangaroo Island, 27-83; of southern
Yorke Peninsula, 25-3

posterus, Rhaebocnemocis, 37-238*

posthumeralis, Edusa, 39-223*

postica, Darala, 27:17; Lacida, 27°16;
Psecadia, 26-165

posticalis, Liparetrus, 29-301; Orochlesis,
37°327; Phoracantha, 41-617; Porop-
terus, 37°348*; Queenslandica, 37-327

post-tibialis, Homotrysis, 44-206*

142

Potamogeton tricarinatus, 42-38

potatorum, D’Urvillaca, 30:328

potens, Heteronyx, 34-173

Pottery of the Mailu, 39-641

poverus, var. of Belus semipunctatus,
41°597*

praecox, Heteronyx, 33-50; Pterostylis,
33°13; Silopa, 33-50

praedulcis, Nanaguna, 44-177*

praetenera, Doris, 29-150

prasina,-us, Anoplognathus, 43-240; Cal-
lodes, 43-241; Paranonca, 43-240;
Stethomela, 40°407

prasinochroa, Copromorpha, 30-52*

prasinoscia, Trissernis, 27-12

Prasophylla, South Australian, 33-197;
Synopsis of species of, 33-202, 42:28

Prasophyllum album, 30°211*; australe,
33°208*; constrictum, 33:213*; cucul-
latum, cyphochilum, 44-337*; elatum,
33°13, 209; ellipticum, 44-325*; fim-
bria, 44-336; _fitzgeraldi, 33°216* ;
fuscum, 33:13, 215*; gibbosum, 44-339;
gracile, 33°:213*; hians, 44-336; in-
tricatum, 38-239*, 512; lanceolatum,
44-323* ; macrostachyum, 44-336; muel-
leri, 44°335; nigricans, 33-13, 204* ;
occidentale, 32-11*, 33-:214*; odoratum,
33°209*; ovale, 44:338*; ovale, var.
triglochin, 44-339; parvifolium, 44339;
patens, 33:13, 214*; pruinosum, 33-211*;
regium, 42°27*; rotundiflorum, 33-210" ;
tepperi, 33-:206*

Prasophyllum gracile,
37°54

pratensis, Agaricus, 42-°125*; Poa, 35-3;
Psalliota, 42°125*

pratti, Dasychiroides, 30-126

praxedes, Telesto, 26-86, 35°139, 140

Praxis alampeta, 28 216*

Pre-cambrian and cambrian, unconformity
at Aldgate Creek, 32-390

Pre-cambrian at Aldgate, petrography of,
33°108; at Ardrossan, 42°187; at
Arthurton, 42°189; at Barossa, petro-
graphy of, 33:107; at Goodwin Creek,
39°2; at MHart’s mine, 42:188; at
Houghton, 33-101, 39:1; at Humbug
Scrub, petrography of, 33:107; at
Inglewood, petrography of, 33-110; at
Inman Valley, 30-253; at Jamestown,
petrography of, 33:110; at Kangaroo
Creek, 39-2; at Kings Bluff, petro-
graphy of, 33-110; at Maitland,
42°190; at Moonta, petrography of,
33°109; at Muloowurtie Point, 42°188:
at Olary, petrography of, 33-110; at
Port Lincoln, 31:73; at Port Victoria,
42-191; at Radium Hill, petrography
of, 33:110; at Torrens Valley, = | eal he
at Tumby Bay, 31°73; at Weetulta
and Winulta Creek, 42-189; at Yorke
Valley, 42-190

Pre-cambrian beds of Mt. Lofty ranges,
30°257, 39:1; petrography of, 33-101

pollination in,

143

Pre-cambrian deposits, Barossa series of,
32°132; pegmatization of, 30:258;
unconformity between the cambrian
basal beds and, 30 254

Precambrian granite of Boolcoomata
Hills, M2-238, 248; of Broken Hill
area, M2-248; of Mt. Painter region,
M2-238; of Olary, M2:248

Pre-cambrian peneplain of Yorke Penin-
sula, 42-220

preissi, Typhlops, 41°435

preissiana, Minolia, 38°365

Preliminary analytical notes on certain
new minerals; by E. H. Rennie and
W.. T. Cooke, 30-193

Preliminary note on the existence of
glacial beds of cambrian age in South
Australia; by Walter Howchin, 25-10

Preliminary report on the discovery of

native remains at Swanport, River
Murray; with an inquiry into the
alleged occurrences of a pandemic

among the Australian aboriginals; by

Sir E. C. Stirling, 35-4
prenanthoides, Erechthites, 43°43
Presidential addresses:

Rennig, E. H. [Agriculture in its rela-
tion to biology and chemistry],
25°157

Fisheries of Australia, 27-319

Verco, J. C. [Review of work of Royal

Society of South Australia, 1903-06],
30°335
Pre-tertiary deposits of southern Yorke
Peninsula, 253
Pre-tertiary glacial deposits at Ante-
chamber Bay, 27°79; at Hog Bay,

27-77; at Kangaroo Island, 27°75; at

Nepean Bay and Point Morrison, 27°76

Pre-tertiary icefield south of Kangaroo

Island, 27-79

pretiosus, Baryconus, §83:126*;
stigmus, 39°454*; Laius, 41-139

priamus, Ornithoptera, 36°245

prima, Eurydinotella, 37-106*

primigena, Nepticula, 3058*

primula, Corimya, Thracia, M2-36

primulafontensis, Mytilus, M2-18*

princeps, Heliodines, 30-54*

Prion desolatus, turtur, vittatus, 30°331

Prionace glauce, 32-290

Prionophora rhodinastis, 27-217, 28 213

priscus, Varanus, 36°31

prismaticus, Chalcopterus, 37:21*

prismatothecum, Zygophyllum, 42-174

pristina, Semuta, 26°184

Pristiophorus cirratus, 32°292

pritchardi, Olenellus, 43°382*

probleema, Crassatellites, 34°313*

proboscideum, Bolboceras. 40:277

Proceedings of the Royal Society of South
Australia. See Roval Society of S.A
Abstract of proceedings

Processa australiensis, 31°185*; gracilis,

31:187*

Prochelyna heterodoxa, rubella, 36-42

Cono-

Procometis aplegiopa, 28°245*; diplo-
centra, 26200; periscia, 27-200*,
30°197; stenarga, 26°199*; tetraspora,
27°199*, 30°197

Proconis eulopha, 27°44*

procrita, Homospora, 28:230*, 29-178,
30°133

Proctotrypes, 39°387; janthinae, 39°387*

Proctotrypidae, synopsis of genera of,
39°384

Proctotrypoidea, Australian, 38°58,

' 39°384, 40:9

procumbens, Swainsona, 40°65

Prodenia, 44:146*; reclusa, 27°4

Prodidomidae, 39:775

prodigus, Gygaeus, 37°231; Poropterus,
33°188

Prodiscothyrea, a new genus of ponerine
ants from Queensland; by Wm. Morton
Wheeler, 40°33

Prodiscothyrea, 40°33; velutina, 40-34%

proditor, Chalcopterus, 38°235

producta,-us, Crassatella, 31-312*; Crassa-
tellites, 31°312; Illestus, 26°316

projecta, Modiola, 32:195*

prolectus, Micraeschus, 32-70*

proleuca, Heterographis, 27°58*; Rivula,
at (eal

prolifera,-um, Acacia, 44°375*; Crypto-
zoon, 38°3*

prolongata, Ruppelia, 33-268

Prolophota camptoloma, 27-15

Promecoderus sloanei, 25°19*

Promethis opaca, 38°386*

Prometopus, 44 152*; heliosema, 26-222* ;
inassueta, 28-215; malacopis, 26-221*;
metaneura, 32:111*; nodyna, 28 915%:

poliophracta, 32°57*; rhodocentra,
26°229*; rubrispersa, xerampelina,
28 214*

prominens, Fessonia, 40°225*

promiscua, Mordella, and var, aemula,
fugitiva, raymondi, simillima, trivialis,
41-226

promissus, Eupsalis, 40-368

promptus, Onthophagus, 27-305

promtus, Harpalus, 25:113

Propatria, 44°133*

Propentapria, 39°425*; multifoveata,
39: 426*

properensis, Heterozona, 44-278*, 285;
Ischnochiton, 44:278*

Property among the Mailu, 39:634
propinqua,-us, Cacellus, 40 23*; Callitris,
25°61; Liparetrus, 29-314; Quis.
phagus, 27-306; Stigmodera, 40:124*;
var. of Aspidium unitum, 39-101
proprius, Heteronyx, 34-160*
propygidialis, Automolus, 41°560*
Prorocopis adelopis, 27°45*; leucocrossa,
27°46*; stenota, 27:45*; symmopa,

39:°373*
Prorocrania, 28°-225*; argyritis, 28-226*
Prosayleus phytolymus, 28-79; sub-
lineatus, 35°62*

prosedra, Nearcha, 28:226*

144

proselia, Ocystola, 41-62*

Prosoplus torosa, 25-34

prosper, Heteronyx, 33-78*

prosternalis, Calomela, 40°403*; Manda-
lotus, 33-166*; Myllocerus, 88:27";
Rhyparida, 39-138*: var. of Talaurinus
pulverulentus, 38:29*

Prostomis, synopsis of Australian species

of, 27:136 _—
Prostomis atkinsoni, 7 Ae 9 ie 5 cornutus,
27°135; gladiator, 27-:135*; — inter-

medius, 27°134*

Prostomus scutellaris, 35°63

prostrata, Kennedya, 26:33

Protaetia, 38:143; advena, mandarinea,
38-198

Protamusium gradatum, M2-10*

protea,-us, Ischnochiton, milligani,
44284; Trametes, 43-303
Proteuxoa, 44-134*; deloptis, 32-111* ;

euglypta, 32°110*; loxosema, 32-55*;
spodias, 32-56*

protibialis, Metistete, 44-213*

Protogine granite of north Pap, M2-250

Protolenus forresti, 43°387*

Protomacha anthracina, straminea, 41-78*

Protopalus hirticornis, 37-235*; schon-
herri, 37-344

Protoparce abadonna, convolvuli, dis-
tincta, 29-180

Protopharetra, M2-112; dubiosa, rete, |

M2-149*; scoulari, M2-115
Protoplasmic motion and excitation, their
genesis, 29°]
proximans, Plesiastraea, 28-9*, 33:247
proximus, Heteronyx, 34-229
Proxyrodes viridipictus, 33°150*
Proxyrus lecideosus, 28°86
pruinosa, um,-us, Arthrocnemum, 43-362;
Corysanthes, 33-13; Evaniocera, 41-263:

Liparetrus, 29-302; Prasophyllum,
33°211*; Sericesthis, 31°245
pruinosella, Scitala, 31°245, 39-194;
Sericesthis, 31°245, 273
rypnocolaspis, 39°321*; latibasis,
39°321*; submetallica, 39-322*
Pyrpnus quinquenodosus, scutellaris,
25°6a5 scutellaris, var. murinus,
35°63*; subtuberculatus, 35°63

Psalidura, 28-111; brevicauda, 38-25*:
costipennis, 38:11; flavescens, 38-26%:
flavosetosa, flavovaria, 38°12; forficu-
lata, 38°11; frenchi, mirabunda,
38:1

Psalis securis, 27°18

Psalliota arvensis, var. fragrans, 42°124*,
var. iodoformis, 42°123*, var. villa-
ticus, 42°129*

Psalliota campestris, 42:121, var. horten-
sis, 42°122*, var. sylvicola, 42°129

Psalliota elatior, pratensis, 42°125*

Psaltriodes, 26:137*; thriambis, 26-138*

psammetalla, Syntozyga, 25-70*

Psammites, metamorphosed, from Broken
Hill area, M2-277

psammitis, Bactra, 40°527*

psammochroa, Colussa, 32°112*; Egnasia,
27°41*; Peltophora, 41:83

psammodes, Atheropla, Saropla, 41°79

Psammoecus, 27°153; incertior, T-notatus,
27°154*; upsilon, vittifera, 27-155*

psammoessa, Voliba, 32°88*

Psammoryctes typhlops, 38°418

psarochroa, Noorda, 32:103*

psaropis, Symphyta, 26:187*

Psathyrella disseminata, 42-136*

psathyrodes, Cataclysta, 32-83*

Psecadia, 26°165; anthracopis, 26:165* :
dorsivitella, 26°146; hemadelpha,
27°227*; heptasema, hilarella, 26-166:
postica, 26°165; radiosella, 30-48:
sciaptera, 27-228*

Psephites, metamorphosed, from Broken
Hill area, M2-278

Psepholasoma, 37-439* ; rostrale, 37-440*

Psepholax, 37-436; basalis, lateripennis,
37°437*; marmoratus, 37°438*; sub-
conicollis, 37°436*

Psephotus varius rosinae, 38°427, 39-746:
xanthorrhus, 34:25]

Pseudaglossa sordescens, 27-12

Pseudamycla dermestoidea, 35°214; milto-
stoma, 35-215

Pseudapries humeralis, 37-419*; squami-
seriatus, 37-418

Pseudartamus cyanopterus, 38°432

Pseudavicula alata, M2-12; anomala,
M2°-15,16; australis, M2-15

Pseudeba, 27:119*; novica, 27-120*

Pseudechis australis, 38-445, 39-737

Pseudencyrtella fasciata, 37-113*

Pseudholophylla, 35-196*

Pseudoaphrites bassi, 26-266

Pseudobaeus rufus, 38-72*: splendidus,
38°73*

Pseudocavonus antennalis, 41°575

pseudoclavata, Pantolytoidea, 40-12

Pseudoclithria, 38-143; adusta, 38-190;
anchoralis, 38:192*; dejecta, 38-191*:
erythroptera, 38-:193*; fossor, 38°194*;
hirticeps, var. nigrans, 38°189; ker-
shawi, 38:193*; mastersi, 38°189;
maura, ruficornis, rugosa, 38:°190

Pseudocraspedia, 44-159*

Pseudocucumis bicolumnatus, 39-19

Pseudoheteronyx, 32°365; basicollis,
43°221*; creber, _ laticollis, 32°366* ;
puncticollis, 43-222*; seticollis, 43-220*

Pseudohostus, 39-789 ; squamosus,
39°789*

Pseudohydrobius flavus, 43°167*

Pseudolycus, 41-276; apicalis, 41:288;
canaliculatus, 41-286* ; carteri, 41:285* :
haemopterus, and_ var. elegantulus,
montanus, puberulus, 41:280; hae-
morrhoidalis, and var, atratus, 41-276,
var. cinctus, 41°276,278, var. costi-
pennis, 41°278*, var. luctuosus, 41-276,
var. marginatus, 41°:276, 279, var. rufi-
pennis, 41°276,278; hilaris, 41-283,
var. pictipes, 41-284"; niger, 41-286*;

145

torridus, 25:°26%*,

41-284; wallacei,
Pseudomantis pulchellus,
Pseudometeorites, 35°222
Pseudometyrus __ bicaudatus,

laminatus, 37-425
Pseudomicronia discata, 27°18.
Pseudomydaus, 36°96*; tenuis,

37°376
36:°120* ;

Pseudonidistus,

37:239*; cordatus, 36-°121*
Pseudopeziza medicaginis, 39°355
Pseudophryne bibroni, 30°331
Pseudoporopterus, 37°363:

37:246*; sulcifrons, 37:363*
pseudopiera, Hamodes, 23ST
Pseudoryctes, synopsis ‘of species of males

of, 41°566
Pseudoryctes tater, 41-564* 5» dispar,

81-566; griseopilosus, 41°563*; mon-

strosus, 33°80, 41°566; mullerianus,

41:566; nigripennis, 41°563*; semi-

calvus, 41:562*; semicrudus, 41°565*;

tectus, ‘trifidus, turritus, 44 566; validus,

41-565*
pseudosenex, Fomes, 43°302 /
pseudota, Hoplitica, 25°85*
Pseudotaenia spilota, 40°141*
Pseudoterpna bryophanes, 28°222*; my-

riosticta, 28°-223*; paroptila, 30°130*
Pseudotherebus cylindricus, 37-440*
psila, Pecten, M2-9

41-283;
41-283
28-°163*

37:4244;

vitticollis,

36 -96*,

calviceps,

irrasus,

psiloclada, Statice, 36°24

psilocrossa, Cryptophasa, 26:203*
Psilocybe aggregata, 42:134*; atoma-
toides, 42-132* bullacea, 42-131;
ceres, 42°133*; foeniseci, 42:132*;
musci, 42:°131*; sarcocephala, 42-°130*

Psilogaster pulcher, 37:93*; theocles,
37°93

Psilogasteroides, 37-:93*

Psilomella, 39-392*

Psilommella petiolata, 39-393*

psittachodes, Zelotechna, 41-103*

psittacinus, Hygrophorus, 43-282*

Psoralea patens, 38:°465, 39-831

psoraliina, Acronycta, 27°31*

psorallodes, Lophosticha, 26°232*

Psorosticha, 25-°91*; acrolopha, 25:92*

Psychanisa circumdata, 31-207

Psyche albifrons, 30-207

. Psychidae, revision of Australian, 34:192;
synopsis of genera of, 31-193

psychina, Phyllocnistis, 30°62*

Psylliodes arida, 44°625*

psyllium, Plantago, 41°666

Ptenoedus matthewsi vigorsi,
41-457

Pteria tatei, M2-11*

Pterigeron cylindriceps, 39°839*, 44-378;
microglossus, 38°470

Pteris tremula, 39-100

pterochaetum, Helipterum, 36171, 38 471

Pterohelaeus, 31-290; synopsis of species
of, 30-291

89-751,

Pterohelaeus brevicornis, 31:°294*; bul-
latus, 31°298; cylindricus, 38:373*;
denticollis, 38°31 1*:; gracilicornis,
31-293*; opacus, 38:374*; puer,

31:295*; regularis, 31-292*; rubescens,
38°372: simplicicollis, 31-292 ; ventralis,
31°294*; vestitus, 38-375*

Pteropodocys maxima, 38:°429, 39-750;
stomach contents of, 39-761

Pteroporopterus, 36°100*; lacunosus,
36°101*

Pterosema subaenea, 41:348*

Pterosemoidea, $37:103*; drosophilae,
41°350*; flavipes, 37-103*

pterosperma, var. of Blennodia canescens,
41-638

Pterostylis, synopsis of species of, 42:27

Pterostylis barbata, 33:13; concinna,
39°848; cucullata, 26-322, 352; cycno-
cephala, 937-126*; furcata, 31-125,
33°14; longifolia, 33°14; mitchelli,
38 242*; nana, 33:13, 44:340; nutans,
obtusa, 33°13; parviflora, 37°127*;
pedunculata, 26°34; praecox, 33:13;
pusilla, 42-26%; pyramidalis, 44-340;
recurva, 44°340*; reflexa, 33:13; revo-
luta, ~ 44-349: rufa, 26°329, 352:
sargenti, 44:342: squamata, 38 2407;
turfosa, 44-341*; vereenae, 38:°360*:
vittata, 33°14, 44-341

Pterygospidea, 35°115

ptiloclada, Hyalarcta, 31°195*

ptilomela, Amaloptila, Metaptila, 29-180

Ptiloris paradisea, 40 592

Ptilotis chrysops, host of Halteridium
sp., 34°101, 113, 39-30, 34; of Trypano-
soma _ sp., 39°32, aio ye fusca, host of
Leucocytozoon sp., 3931, of Trypano-
soma sp., 39°31, 35; penicillata, host of,
Halteridium sp., 39°30,34; plumula,
host of Halteridium sp., 34:104, 113;
sonora, 40°592

ptilotis, Halteridium, 34-101

Ptilotula penicillata leilavalensis, 38-436,
39-758, 41°-464; stomach contents of,
38°440, 39-765

Ptilotus alopecuroides, 26°32;
38-464

Ptilotus sonora as agent in dispersal of
loranthaceae, 26°7

Ptinidae, review of, 41°144

Ptinus, synopsis of some species of, 41-148

Ptinus albomaculatus, australicus, 41-147;

latifolius,

caeruleipennis, 41°148*; leucomelas,
41:147*; pilosus, tectus, 41:147
Piocharus daveyi, 40-230
ptochica, Sphyrelata, 41:116*
ptochodes, Ocystola, 41-°63*
Ptochosaris, 30°37*; horrenda, 20°37*

ptychius, Ischnochiton, 35°97, 36-147

Ptychoparia alroiensis, 43-385*; australis,
43:384*; carolinensis, 43°391*; how-
chini, 43°385; johnstoni, 43-392*;
minima, 43°389; subsagittatus, 43-383;
tasmaniensis, 43°392*; tatei, 43-382*;
thielei, 43-388

146

ptychophragma, Pycnoidocyathus, M2-132*

puberiflora, var. of Spathoglottis papuana,
44°116*

puberula,-us, _Diphucephala, 30-279* ;
Edusa, 39-201; var. of Pseudolycus
haemopterus, 41:280

pubescens, Cheirrhamphica, 43-203; Ditro-

pidus, 44-:223*; Kcripsis, 38°406; Heter-
onyx, 33°54, 34-197; Loxotropa, 39°434*

Pubic tassel of aborigines of west coast
of Northern Territory, 31:45

pubiceps, Chrysomela, 40:400*

pubiventris, Diphucephala, 30°267

pubricata, Lissarca, 31:22]:

Puccinea distincta on daisy leaves, 27-312

Puccinia dampierae, epilobii-tetragoni,
hederaceae, _ helianthi, hypochoeridis,
juncophila, 39-353; morrisoni, poarum,
tasmanica, tetragoniae, thuemeni,

39-354

pudica,-us, Caradrina, 27-3]*:
phora, 29-111*; Belus, 32-231;
liota, 42-92

pueblensis, Placotrochus, 27-2]9*

puer, Chalcopterus, 38-235: Heteronyx,
34°217*; Liparetrus, 29-323*: Ptero.
helaeus, 31°295*

pugnacior, Onthophagus, 27-277*

pugnax, Onthophagus, 27-277

pulchella,-us, Calomela, 40-401; Cleorina,
39166; Diphucephala, 30 268, 40°294;
Haplonycha, 41-498: Pseudomantis,
28°163*; Scelio, 37-135; Stigmodera,
40:135*; Syarbis, 38°319*; Utetheisa,

38°456
pulchra, Ocolus, 38°68*; Ceraphron,
38°113*, 4017; Edusoides, 39-277:
Psilogaster, 37-93% - Tyrtaeosus, 37-339*
pulcherrima,-us, Ceraphron, 38 LG?
Diphucephala. 30:273*: Grammodes,
27°216, 28-213; Haliotis, 36 190;
Mordellistena, 41-259*: Telenomus,
38:121*; Tomyris, 39°188; Trimorus,
38°80*
pulchra, Ablabus, 26-314; Baeoneurclla,
38°124*; Ceratoteleia, 37-142*: Copi-
dita, 41-299; Crassatellites, 29-169;
Ditoma, 26 314; Edusa, 43-348*:
Gibbula, 29-171: Glycyphana, 38-197;
Mordella, 41-227; Paphora, 30 Se ae
Schismope, 34-117, 36-191, 201; Sinho-
nalia, 33°308; Tetramopria, 39-443*;

Coleo-
Pho-

var. of Caledoniell contusiformis,
29°185*, 36-207 hn
pulchricornis, Hoploteleia, 37°134*;

Neobetyla, 39 397*
pulchricorpus, Microteleia, 39-449*
pulchripennis, Microteleia, 38°199*.-
Oomela, 40°433*; var. of Leptops fas-
ciculatus, 40 333*
pulchripes, Lomaptera, 38-145
pulchrithorax, Ashmeadopria,
Hoplogryon, 38:78*
pulchrivaria, Lagria, 41°175*
pulicare, Apion, 34-27

39°439* ;

pulicaria, Cypraea, 36°210, 42-143; var.
of Cypraea angustata, 42-143

pulla, Columbella, Mitrella, 34-131

pullata,-us, Cacochroa, 38-175; Mpyrtesis,
36°105* ; nesorus, 40°361*; Seri-
cesthis, 31-245

PULLEINE, R. H. Arachnida from Central

Australia, 38-447
New species of Aganippe from Kangaroo
Island, 43-74

Pulleine, R. H., congratulations on pub-
lication of ‘Australian Trapdoor
Spiders, 43-418

pulleinei, Diaea, 39-785*

Pulmonata from north-western South Aus-
tralia, 39-770

Pultenaea adunca, 35-2:
39°96*; graveolens, 36:22;
43 34; trifida, 33-224* 36-9

pulverulentus, Belus, 32°223*; Talaurinus,
var. prosternalis, 38-29*

Pulvinulina punctulata, repanda, 36°37;
scabricula, 39 350

pumelum, Trisetum, 37-123

Pumice from near Cape Banks, 43:48;
from coast of New South Wales, 43:49

cymbifolia,
tenuifolia,
2

pumila,-us, Pholiota, 42:94*; Scoto-
philus, Vesperugo, 38-418

puncta, Copidita, 41-295

punctata,-um,-us, Acmaea, 30:214;
Amanitopsis, 43-265*; Ceratoplax,
31:176*; Cycloxanthus, 31°175; Diplo-
coelus, 27:157; Dipodium, 37°48;

Eocithara, 37-446: Eriochloa, 41:634;
Exithioides, 36-116*: Harpa, 37-446;
Hoplogryon, 38°77*; Paramesius,
39°404*; Patelloida, 30214; Poly-
stigma, 38-161: Poronia, 39°354,
43 314; Tmaris, 39-784*; Trichulodes,
38°224*; Varanus, 38-444
punctaticeps, Hoplopriella, 39-423*
punctatissima, Geloptera, 39°252*; Hap-
lonycha, 30°309*
punctatostriata, Trypocolaspis, 39-327*
puncticeps, Liparetrus, 41°543*
puncticolle,-is, Aolles, 34-49*: Auletes,
34°39*; Bolboceras. 40278; Chalcop-
terus, 37°8, 12,15; Essolithna, 38-317*;
Haplonyx, 34-49*; Pseudoheteronyx,
43-222*; Timareta, 33°150*; Triptocis,
*

punctifera, Heliothis, 27-3; Neocleptria,
38:°456

punctigera, Crexa, 26°185;
Lampona, 39-780

punctipennis, Auletes, 34-38*: Cherrus,
28 93; Notocalviceps, 36°127*, 37°346

punctipes, Heteronyx, 33-62*

punctirostris, Tyrtaeosus, 37-208*

punctisligata, var. of Scaphella fulgetrum,
36°224

punctiventris, Mandalotus, 38°304

punctulata,-us, Caulobius, 41-519: Humea,
42°56; Pulvinulina, 36-37; Rhyparida,
38-131

Entometa,

147

punctulaticeps, Emenadia, 41°:258; Platy-
desmus, 32°363*

Puncturella corolla, 32°193*

puncturella, Cranopsis, 32:193*

pungens, Triodia, 41-634
Pupa_ hyalina, 31°310*; intermedia,
31°310

pura, Haploplax, 42°81, 44:284
purdieana, Caladenia, 44°356
purdiei, Diuris, 44- 334*

Purnamoota, chloritoid schist near,
M2:275
purnelli, Diaphorillas textilis, 38-438,
39°754

Purple slates, association with archaeo-
cyathinae limestones, 28-261

Purple slates at Ardrossan, 28:269; at
Black Point, Hallett’s Cove, 28: 260,
968; at Black Range and Blinman,
28-261; at Clinton, 28:269; at Curlew
Point, 28°260,269; at Curramulka,
28-269; at Field River, 28-260; at
Flindere Range, Frome Hill, and Hor-
rock’s Pass, 28-261; at Kulpara,
28:260, 269; at lower Onkaparinga and
Marino, 28-260; at Maitland, 28-260,
269; at Mern Merna, 28:261; at. Mt.
Lofty ranges, 28:°260; at Noarlunga
and Onkaparinga Gorge, 28°270; at
Parachilna, 28-261; at Pedlars Creek,
28:279; at Quorn, 28:261; at South
Hummocks, 28-260; at Wilpena Pound,
28°261; at Winulta Creek, 28260; at
Worthing Copper Mine, 28-268; of
Yorke Peninsula, 28-260

Purpura anomala, 33.319

purpura, Astilbula, 37-97*

purpurascens, Eucalyptus, 26°12; var. of
Chalcoponera metallica, 39° 805* 2 che
of Eucalyptus odorata, 32283*:; var.
of Rhytidoponera metallica, 39°805*

purpurata, Flammula, 42:115*

purpurea,-um,-us, Cleorina, 39-166";
Earinus, 40° 390*; Julis, 46-445; subsp.
of Calomyrmex splendidus, 39: 820* ;
Tephrosia, 26°33: Thalassoma, 40-445

purpureicollis, Onthophagus, 27°303

purpureipennis, Laius, 40°321*; Stetho-
mela, 40-408*

purpureomitens, Flammula, 42-114*

purpurissatus, Aulopus, 32 298

pusilla,-um.-us, Acanthiza, consobrina,
39°752; Acanthiza, hamiltoni, 33°431,
438 ; Acanthiza, jayi, 38:-438; Amaryg-
mus, 38 237; ‘Aphanomerus, 38-60;
Cheiragra, 43-207, 208*; Diphucephala,
30:-268 ; Geococcus, 26°32; Lae-
mophlaeus, oF - AA: Mandalotus,
28:121*; Palmerstonia, 42-262; Ptero-
stylis, 42:26*; Tomyris, 39-172

pusilliflora, Goodenia, 26°34

pustulata, Doris, 29°151; Melaleuca,
43°368*; Staurodoris, 29°151
pustulosa,-um,-us, Adelium, 38-403;

Dysostines, 35°66; Plaxiphora, 35-107”
pusulae, Laemophlaeus, 27°142*

pycnadelpha, Euproctis, 27-28*

pycnantha, Acacia, var. augustifolia.
32°275

Pycnobathra, 25:80*; achroa, 25-8(*

Pycnocera, 41:102*; hypoxantha, 41-102

pycnochroa, Diastictis, 26 :230*

pycnoda, Nephogenes, 31:116*

pycnogramma, Limnoecia, 42°239*

Pycnoidocyathus, M2- 108, 131*; ptycho-
phragma, M2°132*; simplex, M2-134*;
synapticulosus, M2-132*

Pycnomerus, 27°130; synopsis of Aus-
tralian species of, 27°132

Pycnomerus interstitialis, 27°1317; obscu-
rus, 27°131; politus, 27-130; robusti-
collis, 27:131*; sulcicollis, 27-132*

pycnosticta, Voliba, 32-87*

Pycnozancla, 41-109*; acribes, epiprepes,
41-109; erythrodés, 41-:109*

pycnozona, Iphierga, 26°246*

pygidialis, Diphucephala, 40-296";

della, 41°231*
pygmaea,-us, Acthosus, 38:225*; <Auto-
Cheiragra, 43-207;

molus, 30 282*;
Cyperus, 40°58; MHeteronyx, 34:°159*;
Liparetrus, 30-282; Lomaptera,
38°145 .

Pygospila hyalotypa, 32-94*

Pylarge erebospila, 26:250*

Pyralidae, new Australian, 32°55

pyramidalis, Pterostylis, 44-340

pyramidata, Clio, 31-108

Pyrausta apocrypha, 32-1015:
32°100*; epicroca, 27:67";
27°68*; violacea, 32°102

Pyraustinae, 32:79

Pyrene angasi, 34:137; atkinsoni, 34:140;
attenuata, 34:137; austrina, 34-128;
axiaerata, $34:129*; beachportensis,
34-139*; calva, $4:143; cominellae-
formis, 34- 144; ’dolicha, 34- 141*; fene-
strata, 34: 142°; infumata, 34-132:
jaffaensis, 34-143*: lincolnensis, 34°130;
legrandi, 34-186; lineolata, 934-131,
35 214; menkeana, 34:128; miltostoma,
34°131, 35°215; nubeculata, 34-133;
plexa, $32°343, 34-143; remoensis,
34:142; saccharata, 34:135; semicon-
vexa, 34°128; tenebrica, 34-132; tenuis,
34-131; varians, versicolor, 34°127

Pyrgoptila zelotis, 26-142*

Pyrgotis callizyga, 25:69

pyriatra, Pachyura, 35 86

Mor-

diplosticta,
petrosarca,

pyrifera,-us, Macracystis, 30°328; Dia-
leptopus, 34:25*

Pyripnoa, 44-:165*

Pyritonema australis, 40-148

pyrobola, Cerycostola, 26°163, 30-50;
Goniota, 26:163, 30°50, 41-120;
Scorpiopsis, 30°50, 41-120

pyrocaustalis, Endoctricha, 27-60*
pyrocrana, Ophideres, 32-°63*
Pyroderces argyrozona, 28°173*
pyromacula, Anthela, 29-176*
pyroptis, Tortricopsis, 26°143*
pyrora, Barea, 41°57

148

pyrosema, Heterochyta, 30°48; Nearcha,
27°188*; Pleurota, 30°48

Pyroxene amphibolite, analysis _ of,
M2:257: from Broken Hill, M2:259;
from Rockwell-Broken Hill road,

analysis of, M2:261; near Thackaringa,
M2°256

Pyroxene of the Inglewood district, 33:114

pyrrhias, Acnissa, 26°180*, 27°16

pyrrhocephala, Australica, 40-402

pyrrhoea, Dasycomota, 26-220*

Pyrrholaemus brunneus, 38431, 39-753;
41:459: stomach contents of, 39-763

pyrrhopygius, Cyanalcyon, 38°428, 39-747,
41°453

Pyrrhotite near Mt. Howden. M2°-318

pyrrhus, Acanthophis, 39-737*

pyrsocoma, Clathe, 26°185*

Pyrula australasia, 36°222;
36°218

pyrum, Cassidea, Cassis, and var. thom-
soni, 36:217

pythia, Aphenogaster, Nvstalomyrma,
40 219; Deromyrma, 40:220

pythias, Pamphila, 26:107

python, Poropterus, 37-305, 348

pytinaea, Leptosaces, 26°157*

Pyxipoma weldi, 36:209

tessellata,

quadrangularis, Colochirus, 39°21: Micro-
cala, 36°172

quadrangulata, Xanthorrhoea, 26°35, 40°1

Quadrastichodella, 37°69*; bella, 37-69%

Quadrastichodes, 37°68*; cyaneiviridis,
37°68*

Quadristichus, 37°67*; nigrinotatus,
= i fe fd

quadrata, Nucula, M2-23*; Trichopria,
40-14*

quadraticollis, Cubicorrhvnchus, 39°79*

quadriceps, Loxotropa, 39°433*

quadricolor, Myllocerus, 41°583*

quadridentata, var. of Paratymolus
latipes, 30°107*

quadrifaria, Melaleuca, 42°50*

quadrifasciata,-um, Chalcolampra, 40°421* ;
Cryptorhopalum, 27:171*

quadrifidum, Aizoon. 41:637

quadrifoveata,-um, Bolboceras, 43-181*;
Palaestra, 38-261

quadricuttata, Anapraea, Doratiphora,
26°215

quadrilineata, Grammicomela, 40°424*
quadriloba, Sitarida, 38°261*
quadrimaculata.-us, Hesperilla, 26 A0,
35:120: Microtragus, 41°62]; Mordella,
41°238*; Pachyura, 41°615*
quadrinotatus, Dysonirhinus, 37°343*
quadripustulatus, Alphitonhagus, 43-257
quadriseriata, Tentegia, 36°102*
quadriseta, Calamagrostis, Deyeuxia,
43-26
quadrivalvis, Casuarina, 26°32
quadrivittata, Cyphogastra, 40°143*
quaesitus, Heteronyx, 33°54*

— ee

Quality of the secondary ionisation due
to beta rays; by W. H. Bragg and J.
P. V. Madsen, 31°300 ;

Quartz blows, mode of formation, 29°71

Quartz mica diorite of Granite Island,
44°4,16

Quartz of the Inglewood district, 33:116

Quartz-schists of Mt. Barker Junction,
$2°123; of Oakbank-Woodside road,
32-135

Quartz-tourmaline nodules at Cape Wil-
loughby, 43-156

Quartzite, characteristic vegetation of,
33°106; ordovician, of north-western
South Australia, 29-99

Quartzites of Anna Creek, 28:199; of
Ardrossan, 28-200; of Baroota Creek,
28:199; of Blackwood,28:207; of Blakis-
ton, 28°204; of Clarendon Tunnel and
Coromandel Valley, 28°205; of Dunstan’s
Quarry, 28°195: of Field River,
28206; of Gumeracha, 28:°196; of
Inman Valley, 28:207; of King’s Bluff,
Olary, 28:204; of Lake Eyre district,
28:209; of Macclesfield, 32:129; of
Maitland, 28-200; of Mitcham, 28-194;
of Mt. Barker, 28:203, 32°123: of Mt.
Lofty, 28-202; of Mt. Pleasant, 28-197;
of Mt. Remarkable, 28-°198,201; of
Nairne, 32°125; of Sellick’s Hill,
28-203; of South Australia, 28-193; of
Spring Creek, 28°198; of Tanunda,
28:203; of Thompson’s Siding, M2'247 ;
of Upper Sturt, 28-202; of Waterfall
Gully, 28°196, 205; of William Creek,
28:°209; of Wilson, 28:206- of Wood-
side, 28-199

Quartzites. See also Thick quartzites;
Lower Cambrian, upper quartzites of

Quartzose grit west of Echunga, 32:129

quatuordecim, Ostracion, aculeatus,
39°485*
Quedius baldiensis, 27-94; nelsonensis,
27°93*

Queenscliffe, cainozoic deposits at, 36°15;
pre-tertiary glacial remains at, 27°75
Queensland, forest reserves of, 34-301;
national parks in, 34°292; new genus
of ponerine ants from, 40°33: stone
axes from, 32°392; wasps’ nests from,

36°243
queenslandiae, Dinornis, M1-44
Queenslandica, 37°327; munda,
328; posticalis, 37°327
queenslandica,-um,-us, Ceraphron, 28°114* ;
Cicindela, 41:123; Heteronyx, 33°37*;
Onthophagus, 27°287* ; Paridris,
37:148*; Scaphisoma, 27°98*; Tomy-
ris, 39°178*
quercinus, Chiton, Onithochiton, 35-101
quieta, Colaspoides, 39-283*
quinquecorne, Bolboceras, 40:282*
quinquedentatus, Microvalgus, 38°211*
quinquelobata, Fisheria, 29:238*
quinquenervis, Grevillea, 33°225*, 36°25
quinquenodosus, Prypnus, 35°63

37:°302,

149

quinquenotatus, Laius, 41-140

quinquetuberculatus, Onthophagus, 27-274

Quinyambie Station, artesian well at,
M2°224

Quorn, purple slates near, 28-261

quoyi, Cardita, 32°349; Drillia, 33-294;
Hemipleurotoma, Pleurotoma, 33°294,
36.231; Surcula, 33°294; Triton,
36°219; Venericardia, 32- 349

quoyiana, Vanikoro, 34-117

racemosum,-us, Teucrium, 38°468; Tra-
gus, 38-461

Rapcurr, S. Radium at Moonta Mines,
30°199 .
radialis, Basilissa, var. bilix, 30°218;
Seguenzia, 30°218

radians, Euxoa, 38-456

radiata,-um,-us, Erosia, 27°23; Rhizo-
trochus, 28-2*, 33:244; Spirocyathus,
M2-147*; Xanthomelon, 29-163*

radicata,-us, Collybia, 43°-279; Flam-

mula, 42:113*; Lentinus, 43- 991*

Radinocera, 44-197*

Radinogoés, 44°153*

Radio-active ore from Mt. Painter, 38-481

Radio-active photograph of autunite; by
A. R. Riddle, 44-385

Radiograph of a skull of an Australian
aborigine; by A. R. Riddle, 44-385

radiosella, Bida, Psecadia, 30°48

Radium, alpha particles of, 29-132;
ionisation of various gases by alpha
particles of, 30°1,166; scattering of
beta rays of, 33-1

Radium at Moonta Mines, South Aus-
tralia; by S. Radcliff, 30°199

Radium Hill, association of rare minerals

at, 30°192; davidite from, 40:265;
pegmatite from, M2-298, 313; _ petro-
graphy of pre-cambrian at, 33:°110;
pitchblende from, 34-255; titaniferous
pegmatite reefs at, M2-296

Radium Ridge, 36:173

Radula angulata, bullata, 31:314; lima,

31-313; randsi, M2-16
Radulae of some South Australian gas-
teropoda; by Claude M. Torr, 38°362
Radulum neilgherrense, 43°305
Raffles Bay tribe, smallpox(?) among,

35°29
Rafts among aborigines of west coast of
Northern ‘Territory, 31°53; double,

among Wororra, 41°33
Rainsow, W. Arachnida from the
north-western regions of South Aus-
tralia, 39-772
Araneidae [of ‘the South Australian
Museum expedition ie Strzelecki and
Cooper Creeks], 41°4
rainbowi, Aganippe, 43°74*
Rainfall of Broken Hill area, M2:220;
of Strzelecki and Cooper Creeks dis-
trict, 41°424

Raised beach at Chapman’s River, 27-86;
at Hindmarsh Island, 26°324; at Moo-
rowie, 26:°269; at Parara, 42°212; at
Peesey Swamp and Point Souttar,
26:269; at Port Victoria, 42°212; at
Turton Point, 26:269

Raised beaches of South Australia, 26°325

Raja lamprieri, 32-292

ramigera, Glyceria, 41°632, 634

ramosa, Calocerineloides, 37-111*; Habe-
naria, 44-117*

ramsayi, Aspidiotes, Aspidites, 41°436;
Furina, 39°737; Hepialus, 28:246;
Sceparnodon, M1:127

ramulosa,-us, Gyrostemon, 38°464; Ole-
aria, 42°59

ramuscula,-us, Dynamene, 32-145*
Stenorhynchus, 30°104*

randelliana, Acacia, 41°38]

randsi, Lima, M2-16; Malletia, Nucu-
lana, M2-:26; Radula, M2-16; Yoldia,
M2-26

Ranella cruentata, 36°219; leucostoma,
36:220 :

ranelloides, Gyrineum, Triton, 36°219

Ranunculus trachycarpus, 43°31

Raparna anthracias, 27-185; byrsopa,
marmorea, 27°43*; trigramma, 30°122*

rapax, Ophryota, 38:331

rara,-us, Colaspoides, 39:283*; Noto-

calviceps, 36°128*; Stethomela, 40:409*
rasor, Caesioperca, 33:269

Rats, black, depredations on oranges at
Fulham, 43-430

rattula, Essolithna, Pephricus, 42-263

raucinasus, Heteronyx, 34°155

raucus, Anepius, 26-30%; Byrrhus,

27°173; Liparochrus, 29-270: Maechi-
dius, 31° 281*; Morychus, Pedilophorus,
27-173

raui, Mandalotus, 40:327*
41-589*

Rawlinson Ranges natives,
among, 35°29

raymondi, var.
41:°226

rayneri, Galeocerdo, 32-290

Razorback, Cambrian glacial mudstores
from, 27°310

recedens, Pholiota, 42:92*

recens, Crioceris, 42°273

Recent beds at Port Lincoln, 31:72

Recent corals from the South Australian
and Victorian coasts; by John Den-
nant, 28-1

Recent deposits of Ardrossan. Balgowan,
Clay Gully, 42°211; of Happy Valley.
23-251; of Kangaroo Island, 27°83; of
north-western South Australia, 29:89;
of Port Warrenne, 42:21]: of southern
Yorke Peninsula, 25°3, 26:269

Recent experiments in the chemical fer-
tilization of animal eggs; by T. Brails-
ford Robertson, 34-310

recidivus, Ceratotrochus, 30-°159*, 33-246

reelusa, Caradrina, Prodenia, 27:4

; Polyphrades,
smallpox (7?)

of Mordella promiscua,

150

Records and descriptions of Australian
chalcidoidea; by Alan P. Dodd, 41:344

recta, Notophyllia, 30°163*, 33-248

rectangulus, Anodontonyx, 31:264*; Heter- | repanda, Lenzites, 43-293; Netrocoryne,
onyx, 34°179*; Semanopterus, 42-258 26 43, 35:°115; Pulvinulina, 36:37

RenniE, I. H., and Hicein, A, J. Notes
rectilatera, Colaspoides, 39:285* repens, Mimulus, 44-196

on supposed volcanic dust from the
Northern Territory, 27°205

rectiorella, Palparia, Wingia, 41:103 Report on the mollusca collected by Her-
rectipennis, Diphucephala, 30°273* bert Basedow on the South Australian
rectipes, Cubicorrhynchus, 39-82* Government North-west Expedition,
rectivitta, Ocybadistes, Pamphila, 35-150 1903; by Charles Hedley, 29-161
recurva,-us, Leptops, 38:294*; Phora- | Repsimus manicatus, 43°243, var. mon-
cantha, 34:253; Pterostylis, 44-340* tanus, 43:243*

recurvatus, Trophon, 33 336* reptans, Caladenia, 44°355

recurvirostris, Histiopterus, 33:269 Research, grants in aid of, 37-456, 457,
Recurvirostra novae-hollandiae, 41°446

460, 461

Red aplite of Port Elliot, 44-9, 25 Research on the eucalypts of South Aus-
Red banks, cainozoic deposits at, 36°16 ‘tralia and their essential oils; by R
Red cells of some Australian vertebrates, T. Baker and H. G. Smith, 40°464

sizes of, 39°38 Resin, native or fossil, from near Cape
Red Gum. See Eucalyptus rostrata Banks, 43°53

Redlichia, 43°386; forresti, 43387*; | resplendens, Ischnochiton, 35-97, 36-149
minima, 43-389; tatei, 43-382*; thielei, | restricta, Pleisoneura, 26°119, 35°167

43°388 Results of the South Australian Museum
Redoa clara, transiens, 27°16 expedition to Strzelecki and Cooper
redunca, Ophiusa, Thyas, 27-8 Creeks; by Edgar R. Waite and others,

Reedbeds, aboriginal grinding stones | 41-405
from, 42:298; aboriginal remains at, | rete, Protopharetra, M2°149*
43°77, 81 retentus, Rhyncholophus, 40°225*
reedi, Gibbula, 31°307* retesepta, Archaeocyathus, M2-:120*
Reef-building corals, distribution in Aus- | retezona, Archaeocyathus, M2-121*
tralia, 33°250 : = reticulata,-us, _ Amphibolurus, 38-442,
Reef limestone, cambrian, M2:156 39:767; Anchithyrus, 36°88*, 37-272;

reevei, Cypraea, 36°210, 42-139 | Galadenia, 33°14, 44:349; Callirhipis,
reevesi, Aracana, Ostracion, $9:485* 38-255*; Mandalotus, 28°121*; Rhicno-
reflexa, Pterostylis, 33°13 ; peltella, 37°71*, 109; Rhizina, 43°313;

refractum, Plagiosetum, 41°634 entoh 41-353
gree pear 39°445* ; Diphucephala, | Sai daleticops pubis a 38-131*
41: ? >

regia,-um,-us, Amarygmus, 38:229*; fb - iaheettintetad tab od ie
Aine 40-599. Prasopteyliaes et Disease pe aoline
42-27* retinoides, Acacia, var. gl 1,
regina, Triphora, 33-285 retinopepla, Orgyia, 29-176

cularis, O 993*. Ptero. | Tetirugis, Panaeolus, 42-134
Uinsiaes FL oOees, Bolo, 38-34"; tetractus, Aclistoides, 40-12*

Talaurinus, 38°15 | retrocurvata, Mitra, 33-338*
relictus, Heteronyx, 33:20, 79*; Maechi- | retrojectus, Acanthochiton, 44:287
dius, 31°282* | Retropinna retropinna, 32:295

Religious beliefs of the Wororra, 41°37 retusum,-us, Actaeon, $1°309*; Heli-
Remarkable, Mt., autoclastic breccias at, chrysum, 40°74; Leptops, 40°332

44-311; Brighton limestones at, 28 263; | reversus, Tychreus, 37-290

Brighton limestone breccias at, 44-317; | Revesby, flora of, 32-272

quartzites and sandstones of, 28-198, | Review of Chiton crispus, Reeve (order

201; Tapley’s Hill clay slates at, 28-265 | polyplacophora), and its allies, with
Remarks on a recent visit to the Lake | proposed recognition of Blainville’s

Eyre district: by W. Howchin, 28-303 Chiton lineolatus, and description of
Remilegia australis, 39-340 three new species; by Edwin Ashby,
remoensis, Columbella, Pyrene, 34-142 44-272
remota, Neolybaeba, 37:196 Review of the Australian representatives

reniformis, Cyrtostylis, 33:14, 44-346 | of the genus Ischnoradsia; by Edwin
Rennig, E. H. Presidential addresses: Ashby, 42°62 ;
agriculture in its relation to biology Review of the genus Loricella (order poly-
and chemistry, 25°157; fisheries of Aus- | placophora), with notes on features pre-
tralia, 27-319 viously unnoted, and description of a

Renniz, EK. H., and Cooxe, W. T. Pre-| _ new species; by Edwin Ashby, 43-59
liminary analytical notes on certain new | Revision of the Australian hesperidae;
minerals, 30-193 by Oswald B. Lower, 35:112

151

Revision of the Australian hesperiadae;
by Edward Meyrick and Oswald Lower,
26°38

Revision of the Australian noctuidae; by
A, Jefferis Turner, 44:120
Revision of the Australian psychidae; by

Edward Meyrick and Oswald B. Lower, |

31°192

Revision of the Australian salicornieae;
by J. M. Black, 43-355

Revision of the genus Aracana and its
allies; by Allan R. McCulloch and
Edgar R. Waite, 39-477

Revision of the genus Stigmodera, and
descriptions of some new species of
buprestidae (order coleoptera); by H.
J. Carter, 40°78

Revisional notes on the family cistelidae
(order coleoptera); by H. J. Carter,
44-198

revoluta,-us, Pterostylis, 44:342; Styrus,
38°381*

Reward Gold Claim, 25-47

Reynella, Brighton limestones at, 28-263

Reynell’s quarry, Brighton limestones at,
28:266

Reynolds, Mt., 29-77

Rhabdepyris erythrogaster, 40°20*

Rhabdocyathus, M2-114

Rhadinosomus lacordairei, 28°81

rhaebocnema, Geloptera, 39-°249*

Rhaebocnemocis, 37:°238"*; posterus,
37:238*

thaphidias, Doleromima, 41: 1h

rhaptina, Erastina, 28- 317%

rhaptophora, Thallarcha, 39:360*

rhetinocarpa, Acacia, 44-193*

Rhicnopeltella filia, 37-109*; reticulata,
7 Cot i Nl 1 9

Rhicnopeltomyia aeneicoxa, 41°365

Rhinaria, synopsis of species of, 28-130

Rhinaria aberrans, 28°129*; bisulcata,
28-126*; caudata, 28°125*; cavirostris,
28:130; concavirostris, 28°125*; con-
vexirostris, 28:°129*, 33:171; costata,
33°170; flavosa, 28°127*; grandis,
33°171*; granulosa, 33-170; signifera,
98-130, 33-171; simulans, 28-128*;
stellio, 28-130; sulcirostris, 28-126*

tragocephala, 28°127*
rhinaria, Linguatula, 34-255
Rhine Villa, meteorite from, 25°14
Rhinobatus banksi, 32-292
Rhinobolus nitidus, 39°335; parvicollis,
39-3357
Rhinosimus corticalis, 41:159

Rhinotia elytrura, 32-238, var. bella,
32°238*; hoemoptera,~ kirbyi, 32-237;
parva, 32:°237*; pectoralis, 32:238;
simplicipennis, 32:236*

rhinotioides, Isacantha, 32-239

Rhipidius mollipes, 41°253* pectini-

cornis, 41:254
Rhipidocera, Pararhopaea, 40°290*
Rhizina reticulata, 43°313
Rhizobius noctuabundus, 38-454*

we

rhizophaga,-us, Leptops, 38°295*; Xy-
lorycta, 26°194*

Rhizotrochus radiatus, 28°2*, 33:244

rhodacris, Xanthorrhoe, 26:226*

trhodea, Clupeosoma, 29°107*, 30-196;
Marapana, 27°15*, 217, 28:213; Noorda,
32°103

rhodias, Chusaris, 32:76*

rhodinastis, Prionophora, 27-217, 28-213

rhodocentra, Prometopus, 26:222*

rhodocrossa, Euchloris, 30 128*

rhodoloma, Eulechria, 44:60*

rhodomita, Doleromima, Pedois, 41-119

Rhodona gerrardi, 38°444

Rhodonite rock at Broken Hill, analysis
of, M2-307

rhodopa, Noorda, 32-102*

rhodopepla, Hoplitica, 27-221*

rhodophanes, Peritorneuta, 26°162*
rhodopleura, Heliocausta, Philobota,
41-112

rhodoscopa, Homospora, 29-178, 30-133;

riers 26:228*, 29-178, 30-133,
rhodozanthus, Phylloporus, 42-101*
Rhombatractus tatei, winneckei, 33:264
rhomboidalis, Lissarca, S15020%
rhombus, Essolithna, 28:95
Rhopaea, 35°188. 36°50, 43-184;

synopsis of species of, 35-189
Rhopaea assimilis, 35:191*; conganguinea,

35°194*; decipiens, 43°185*; dubitans,
35°193*; incognita, 35-195*; laticollis,
35°192*; nigricollis, 43-184*; pilosa,
35°191*; planiceps, 35-195*; rugulosa,
35°194*

Rhopalocera from Central Australia,
38°455

rhothias, Hypertropha, 30-517

rhyllensis, Rissoina, 32:341

Rhynchaenus luridus, 42 272

Ryncholophus attolus, retentus, 40°-225*

Rhynchonella eyrei, M2-8*

rhynchophora, Hypena, 27:49*

Rhynchopsota, 27:196*; delogramma,
27°196*

rhynchotis, Spatula, 36-178, 38-423

Rhyparida, 39-111; synopsis gf species
of, 39-112

Rhyparida alcyone. 39:°148*; alleni,
39°146*; amplicollis, 39-130: angusti-
collis, 39:147*; apicalis, 39-122; apici-
pennis, 39°133*; atra, 39: 149° ; aus-
tralis, 39°119; basalis, 39-127; basi-
pennis, 39-158": bimaculicollis,
39-139% ; bivitticollis, 39°163*; brevi-
lineata, 39-125; brevis, 39- 137°; cae-

ruleipennis, carteri, 39° 151*; clypeata,
39°124; commutabilis, 39-165*; copei,
39:145*; crassipes, 39°140*; decipiens,
39°150*; didyma, and varieties fulvo-
plagiata, mediopicta, vittata, 39-118;
dimidiata, 39°126; discopunctulata,
39:129; elliptica, 39:135*; flava, and
var, pallida, 39-131: flavipennis,
39-136*; flavolatera, 39:152*; fulvo-

152

limbata, and var. blackburni, 39-122;
fuscosuteralis, 39-163*; grandis, 39°127:
halticoides, 39:156*; herbacea, 39-129;
howitta, 39:120; humeralis, 39-160*;

insulicola, 39:154*: interioris, 39:128;
limbatipennis, 39:°124; maculicollis.
mastersi, 39:128; mayae, 39:133*:

medionigra, 39-136* ; mediorufa,
39°149*; mediovittata, 39°154*; mega-
lops, 39: 132*; melvillensis, 39: 142* ;
militaris, 39°143*: minuscula, 39°164*;

morosa, 39:125; nigrocyanea, nitida,
39:121; ophthalmica, 39 141*; ovata,
39°158*; pallidula, 39-162*; parvicollis,
39-134": piceitarsis, 39- 131; pilosa,
39-132*: platyderes, $39-138*; poly-

morpha, 39°143*; prosternalis, 39:138*;
punctulata, 39-131; rufa, 39-121; rufi-
ceps, 39 142*; ruficollis, satelles, 39-120;
semiflava, 39°160*; seminigra, 39-159*;
subangulata, 39-139*; tenuis, 39:164*;
tetraspilota, 39°147*; triangulifera,
39°153*; trimaculata, 39:125; tropica,
39°157"; uniformis, 39-129; vagans,
39°161*; variipennis, 39:155*; vul-
nerata, 39°148*

Rhyssoplax bednalli, 42-81, 44-290 ;
calliozona, 42°81: coccus, corypheus,
44:290; howensis, 44-291; jacksonensis,
limans, 44:290; oruktos, 44265
torrianus, 44-990, var. klemi, 43-72*:
vauclusensis, 44°290

rhyticephalus, Poropterus, 29-225*

rhytidia, Peziza, 43°313

Rhytidoponera’ __ metallica,
purascens, 39°805*

Rhytiphora maculosella, 26°320*: sim-
soni, 25°41*; uniformis, 25°40, 26-321

richardsoni, Therapon, 26:265

Rippie, ArtHUR R. Adventitious occur-

rence of Nautilus pompilius, Zinn.,
with a short bibliography on ocean
currents affecting the Australian coast,
44-257

Amethystine colouration produced in
glass by ultra-violet and X-ray radia-
tion, 43°420

Mollusca (pulmonata) from the north-
western regions of South Australia,
39-770

Notes on X-ray phenomena, 44-383

Observation on the toning of photo-
graphic silver images, 44-293

Radio-active photograph of autunite,
44-385

Radiograph of a skull of an Australian
aborigine, 44:385

Rieliomorpha, 37°155*; mantis, 37°156*,
38°123

rietmanni, Hesperilla, 35-122

Rigema falcata, tacta, 27-18

var, pur-

rigens, Gazania, 35°60

rigida,-um,-us, Bromus, 35°61; Lolium,
37°123; Mandalotus, 25-27; Minuria,
42-182*

rigua, Trogoderma, 31°232

Rilia So ada distinguenda, lanceolata,
Tt

rimosus, Fomes, 43:°302

Risoba, 44-184*

Rissoina lintea, 32-349: rhyliensis.
32-341

rivalis, Acacia, 42°173*, 43°33, 44-377

River capture in South Australia, 35-110

River gravels, ancient, near Findon,
37°459

River. See under name of river

River systems, past and present, of

Yorke Peninsula, 42-222

River terrace, ancient, near Ardrossan,
42-222

River Torrens limestones. See Torrens
limestones

River Valley, ancient, in Yorke Valley,
42-223

riverinae, Sclerorinus, 38-24; Talaurinus,
38°13

Rivula aenictopis, 32-°70*; crassipes,
32°71*; niphodesma, proleuca, 97°12

rivularis, Cilea, 26°19; Ditropidus,
44°235*

ee ere, Scaphella, Voluta, 36-226*,
23

Roadsides, protection of timber and
native flora on 44-414

Robe, Mt., M2-218

Rosertson, T. BratlsrorD. Observations

on the physiology of the fly’s intestine,
44-97
Outline of a theory of the genesis of
protoplasmic motion and excitation,
29°]
Recent experiments in the chemical
fertilization of animal eggs, 34°310
robertsoni, Calochilus, 33:12
Robertstown, fault-scarp near, 40-261

roblini, Columbella, 34-132
roburneus, Fomes, 43:302
robusta,-um,-us, Amaurobius, 39°775;
Angasia, 28°150*; Callitris, 35°61,

39°824; Clubiona, 39-786; Cucullaea,
M2-27*; Dentalium, 35-206; Fomes,
43°301; Idonearca, M2-27*; Leptops,
38:294; Pachycornia, 43°363*
robusticollis, Pycnomerus, 27°131*
Rock-crystal near Mt. Crawford, 33°144
Rock-drawings at Artootinna, 28°39; at
Blunder Bay, 31°54; at Garnet Glen,
Mann Ranges, 28°41; at Katherine
River, 31°56; at Kurrekapinnya Soak-
age, 28°39, 43; at Mt. Crombie, 28°38;
at Mt. Sir Henry, 28:45; at Mt. Whin-
ham, 28°43; at Musgrave Ranges,
28°46; at Naveena Rockhole, 28-39;
at Opparinna Spring, 28°45; at Ulu-
rinna native soakage well, 28:39; of
aborigines of north-western South Aus-
tralia, 28°38; of aborigines of west
coast of Northern Territory, 31°54

| Rock-paintings at the South Para and at

Yatalunga, 26°208

153

Rock-salt and Sean associated with
dolomitic limestones,

57
M2-236, 39, 313;

Rockwell, garnet
amphibolite from, M2-263; serpentine
near, M2-269

Rockwell-Broken Hill pyroxene

road,

amphibolite from, M2-261

Rocky Gully, 35:111; biotite gneiss from,
32°133; contact metamorphism at,
32°125; hornblendic gneiss from,
32°132; pegmatite from, 32°133

Rocky Gully Creek, streams captured by, |

32-124
Rocky Point, miocene beds at, 42:205;
pleistocene at, 42-207
43°174* ;

Rodwayi intercoxalis,
orientalis, 43-174
ee Caladenia, 44-354; Haliotis, 36-188,
Rogéa, 39°508
Rocers, R. S. Additions to Australian
orchidaceous plants, 38°359

minuta,

| roseus, Actaeon, var. areatus,
| rosinae,

Additions to the orchidaceous plants of |

South Australia, 37-125,

41-342

38-239, |

Contributions to Australian orchidology, |

44-322

Critical review of South Australian |
| rosulenta, Cardita, 32-349
| rotaeformis, Deltocyathus, 30°154, 33-245

Prasophylla, together with a descrip-
tion of some new species, 33-197

Description of a new Caladenia, 30-225 |

Description of a new: species of orchid, |

oo it
Mechanism of pollination
Australian orchids, 37°48
New Microtis, 31°63
Notes on Australian orchids,

in certain

together

with a description of some newspceies, |
| rotundatus,
of Kangaroo |
Island, together with a description of |

42-24 #
Notes on the _ orchids

two new species, 33°11]
Thelymitra epipactoides, F. v. M.,

orchid new to the State, 33- 262
Three new species of orchid, 31-209

Three new species of orchid hitherto |

unrecorded in this State, 31°125
Rocers, R. S%.,

Papua (British New Guinea), 44:110

rogersi, Anas_ superciliosa, 38°423;
Grevillea, 32:257*

Rogues Gully. cambrian dolomitic lime-
stone at, 42-200

Rogues Point, miocene beds at, 42°204

romanus, Boletus, 43:294*

Romilius duris, 37-133 .

Rontgen rays, nature of, 31°94

Ropes of the Mailu, 39-601

Roptoperus basilis, 37°391*; bryophilus,
37°392* ; calviceps, 37° 260°. fuligineus,
37°390*; longus, 37-°391*; occidentalis,

36-133*: pallidicornis, 37-393°; scutel-
laris, 37°262*; terrae-reginae, 36°132*.
37-393

rorida, Scitala, 31-251

an |
rotundiformis,

and Wuitrt, C. T. Con- |
tribution to the orchidaceous flora of)

ros, Cuspidaria, Halonympha, 32-201”

rosacea, Columbella, 34°128

rosae, Actinonema, 39°355

roseicapillus, Eolophus, 38°427, 41:451;
Eolophus roseicapillus, 39-749

roseoradiata, var. of Nacella crebrestriata,
36-183, 195* i ‘

Rosetta Head, 25-152; albite syenite of,

44:6,21; andalusite mica schists at,
44:49; contact metamorphism at,
44-49; cordierite mica schist at, 44°51;

permo-carboniferous moraines of, 34:1;
porphyritic granite of, 44-5; uralitic
dolerite of, 44-6

31:309*

40-586;

Geobasileus hedleyi,
Psephotus,

Leipoa ocellata, 38-420;
varius, 38°427, 39°746
rossi, Aspidiotus, 43°428
rostellata,-um, Kellia, Neolepton, 31°106
rostrale,-is, Leptops, 40°332: Omydaus,
37° 373%: Polyphrades, 40-351; Psepho-
lasoma, 37-440*

rostrata,-um,-us, Acanthochites, 25-°140*;
Chitonellus, Cryptoplax, 36:163; Eryn-
gium, 41°49; Eucalyptus, 32-285,

39-834, 40-482; Hymenosoma, 30-114;
Porcellana, 29-260*

Rotalia beccari, 36:37;
compressiuscula, 39-350

rothei, Liparetrus, 41:529

rothsteini, Monomorium,
39°806*

Rottboellia compressa, 43°24.
‘Rotten ground’ near Cooper

41°418
Ditropidus, 44-234*

rotundiceps, Heteronyx, 32°383
rotundicollis, Liparetrus, 29-325*;

lus, 39-239, 261
rotundiflorum, Prasophyllum, 33°210*
Ditropidus, 44:235*
Liparetrus, 29-310
Cortinarius, Phlegmacion,

papillosa, var.

var. tostum,

Creek,
Teril-

rotundipennis,

rotundisporus,
42-96*

rotundum,-us, Allium, 41°42: Caulobius,
30°290*; Cyperus, var. pallidus,
39-826; Lepidium, 44-193

rousseaui, Asaphomorphella, 37-105*

Rown, A. Phaestos disk: its Cypriote
origin, 43-142

Roya Society or SoutH AUSTRALIA.
Abstract of proceedings, 25:°149, 26:322,

27°310, 28-300, 29-333, 30-326,
31°316, 32-387, 33°343, 34-251,
35°220, 36°238, 37°450, 38-475,
39°843, 40°584, 41-665, 42-296.
43°421, 44-387

Annual report, 25-154, 26 331, 27-316,
28°306, 29°338, 30°343, 31°322,
32-395, 33-349, 34-256, 35-224,
36°246, 37:460, 38°485, 39-852,
40°598, 414°672, 42-304, 43:432,
44-394

154

By-laws, 27°352, 32-388, 390, 40-584

Endowment and research fund, gifts
to, 32°391, 395

Incorporation, 27-314

Library donations, 25-170, 26-333,
27°330, 28-309, 29°341, 30-346,
31°326, 32-399, 33-353, 34-259,
35°229, 36250, 37-466, 38-490,
39°853, 856, 40°602, 41-676, 42-308,
43-436, 44-398

List of fellows, members, etc., 25-178,
26°342, 27-338, 28-315, 29-351,
30°357, 31 "B31, 32-412, 33-366,
34°271, 35:240, 36 261,, 37-478,
38°507, 39°869, 40°614, 41-685,

42°317, 43-445, 44-408

Rules, 26-345, 27-347

Field Naturalists’ Section. Annual re-
port, 25°181, 26°350, 27-341, 28-318,

29°354, 30°360, 31:340, 32-415,
33°369, 34271, 35-243, 36-264,
37°481, 38-510, 39872, 40-617,

41°688, 42°320, 43-448, 44-411

Field Naturalists’ Section. Native
Fauna and Flora Protection Com-
mittee. Annual report, 25°184,
26°353, 27:344, 28-322, 29-357,
30°36], 31°343, 32:418, 33-371,
34°276, 35:245, 36:268, 37-488
38°516, 39°879, 40°623, 42-325,
43°450, 44°414

Malacological Section. Report, 26-356,
27°346, 28°324, 29-360, 30-364,
31°346, 32:421, 33-374, 34-306,
35°228, 36270, 37-489, 38-519,

39°882, 40°626, 41°694
Microscopical Section. Annual report,
28°325, 29°361, 30°368, 31-353,
32°422, 33:375, 34:307, 36-271, 272,
37°490
Rozites, 42:90;
rubeculus,
38°430
rubefactus, Liparetrus, 29-301
Rubelite on Kangaroo Island, 33-141
rubella, Prochelyna, 36-42
rubeola, Angia, 28:9; Cylicia, Dendro-
phyllia, 28-9, 33-247
ruber,-ra, Sciton, 41°521;
33-340
rubescens, Onthophagus, 27°305; Ptero-
helaeus, 38:°372*
rubeter,-ra, Acalles, 25-31; Poropterus,
37°245
rubi, Septoria, 39°355
rubicunda, Anthela, 27°:216;
Metistete, 44-:212*
rubicundulus, Onthophagus, 27-302
rubicunda,-um,-us, Cymatium, 36-218;
Haliotis, 36-201; Liparetrus, 29-314;
Lotorium, 36°218; Matthewsia, 38:°422;
Septa, 36-218
rubida, Megasoma, 27-24
rubiginosa, Galera, 42-118*
rubipes, Stomatoceroides, 37°75

australiensis, 42-90*
Pomatostomus _temporalis,

Philippiella,

Darala,

rubricata,-us, Limopsis, 31-221; Parda
lotinus, pallidus, 39-757; Pardalotus,
38'435, 41°463

rubriceps, Heteronyx, 34-229

rubriflorum, var. of Trichinium alope-
curoideum, 40°61* .

rubrimaculatus, Onthophagus, 27-306

rubrinotum, Hoplopriella, 39-421* .

rubrior, Lepidiota, 36°55*

rubripennis, Palaestra, 38:26]

rubripes, Neurogalesus, 39-4147;
matoceroides, 41°345

rubrispersa, Prometopus, 28°:214*

rubrithorax, Ashmeadopria, 39-439*

rubriventris, Alatidotasia, 37-299

rubrococcinea, Coralliophila, 32:345

rubrolineata, Scala, Scalaria, 30-144

rubrostratus, Acanthochites, 36-169";
Acanthochiton, 44-298

rubus, Poropterus, 29°230

Ruby Gap, 34°413

Rudall Creek, 38-47

rudis, Byrrhomorpha, 43-223*; Chiton,
$6°155; Euops, 33-176*; Heteronyx,
32°378*; Leptops, 40-331; Mandalotus,
33°165* ,

rudolphi, Peristernia, Trophon, 33°273

Ruelingia magniflora, 39-833

Sto-

rufa, Baeturia, 38-350*; Climacteris,
orientalis, 37°456; Oxyops, 32 215*;
Pterostylis, 26°322,352; Rhyparida,
39°12]

rufangula, Clarada, 38-57

rufescens, Amarygmus, 37:41*; Amphibo-
lurus, 39°768; Aphanomerus, 38°60;
Caulobius, 30 289; Demetrias, 25-104;
Entometa, Gastropacha, 27:24; Hyd-
num, 43°304; Lagria, 41-174; Trilocha,
26°184; Xanthophoea, 25-104

rufibasis, var. of Phyllotocus navicularis,
43-198*

ruficeps, Calomela, 40-202; Odontotonyx,
43°216*; Pomatostomus, 41°456; Rhy-
parida, 39-142*

ruficollis, Ananca, 41:296: Cheiragra,
43°208*; Copidita, 41-296; Hap-
lonycha, 41°511*; Heteronyx, 34-224:
Lagria, 41:174; Phyllotocus, 43°195;
Rhyparida, 39:120; Tachybaptus, novae-
hollandiae, 38-422; Techmessa, 41-291

tuficornis, Ennometes, 38:253; Hydro-
philus, 25-129; Pseudoclithria, 38-190:
Tumidicoxa, 37:74*

rufifacies, Jassopsaltria, 38:350*

rufifemur, Tumidicoxa, 37-°74*

rufigularis, Pachycephala, 37°456

rufilabris, Edusa, 39-211*

rufilinea, Urabunana, 38:356*

rufimanus, Cleptor, 39°304; Mandalotus,
38°312*; Micraonychus, 40°366*

rufinotum, Conostigmus, 38-91*; Mega-
locolus, 37:72*; Pantolytoidea, 39°391*:
Paridris, 37:177*; Sphegigasteroides,
Hy a hag

rufipalpis, Zeuctophlebia, 28-228

155

rufipennis, Liparetrus, 29°301; Micro-
valgus, 38:207*; Tmesidera, 38:261;
var. of Pseudolycus haemorrhoidalis,
41-276, 278

rufipes, Chalcopterus, 37:8; Dineutes,
25°128, 27°93; Diphucephala, 33°18;

Mandalotus, 36- 78* ; Microphyes, 38° 291
rufithorax, Hadronotus, 38:125; Hoplo-
gryon, 38°77*; Plastogryon, 38-125
rufiventris, @olluricinels, 38°432; - Col-
luricincla, whitei, 39°755; Lewinornis,

maudeae, 39:749*; Misophrice, 38:340*

- rufobrunneum,-us, Ctenoplectron, 41°172*; |

Xylophilus, 41-207*
rufocastanea, Calomela, Platymela, 40-405*
rufocoerulea, Homotrysis, 44°206*
rufocyanea, Stigmodera, 40°117*
rufofasciata, Emenadia, 41°259*
rufoflavus, Marsaeus, 39-126
rufogularis, Acanthogenys, 40°592 ;

thogenys, cygnus, 38°437, 39- 759

Acan-

rufoguttata,-us, Adelotopus, Silpho-
morpha, 25°113
rufohumeralis, Xylophilus, 41-196*

rufolatera, Dilochrosis, 38°151*
rufolimbata, Stigmodera, 40-120*
rufomarginatus, Heteronyx, 34°229

rufoniger,-ra, Abricta, 38°349*, 39°91;
Iridomyrmex, 39°812
rufovarius, Elaphodes, 44:248*

rufozonata, Clathurella, 33:°311

rufulus, Elleschodes, 32°241*

rufus, Acanthochites, 36°167*; Acantho-
chiton, 44-287; Callochiton, 36-142,
44-283; Chilobranchus, 32°297; Macro-
pus, 41:432; Pseudobaeus, 38°72*

rugaticolle, Gigadema, 25- 16*

rugatus, Liparetrus, 29°329*

rugiceps, Evadodes, 28-79*

rugicollis, Myllocerus, 29°214*

ruginota, Aphaenogaster, Deromyrma,
40217
rugipennis, Alittus, 39°276*

rugocostatus, Mytilus, M2-20*
rugosa,-us, Chalcopterus, 37°12; Diphu-

cephala, 30:266; Glycimeris, M2-38;
Haplonycha, 31 268 ; Meryx,' 26°318;
Liparetrus, 29°314; Myacites, Pano-

popaea, M2-38; Pseudoclithria, 38°190;
Trachysaurus, 41°471

rugosiceps, Scitala, 31°247

rugosicollis, Maechidius, 41°519; Nova-
pus, 43°237

rugosoplicata, Haliotis, 36°190

rugosula, Scitala, 31-245

rugulosa,-us, Hoplogryon, 38°77*; Oni-
thochiton, 35°101, 44:291; Polyphrades,
40-351; Rhopaea, 35°194*; Scelio-
morpha, 37 139*

Rules of the Royal Society of South Aus-

tralia. See Royal Society oF SovutTH
AUSTRALIA. Rules

Rumex obtusifolius, 35°61

runcinata, Torcula, 31°308; Turritella,

31-308, 34-122, 36:208

| Running Waters, 38-411

Rupee Mine, M2-°312; analysis of amazon-

| stone-pegmatite from, M2-297; pegma-
tite of, M2-296, 313

| rupicapra, Onthophagus, 27-301

Ruppelia prolongata, 33-268

Ruppia antarctica, 37:1, 2

| Russula adusta, 43:°274* ; azurea,

| 43-276*; emetica, 43°278*; erumpens,
43:279*; floctonae, 43°274*; fragilis,
43-278*; granulosa, 43:277*; mariae,
43:275*; pectinatoides, 43:277*; seri-
flua, subtomentosa, 43°274*; xerampe-

| lina, 43-276*

rustica, Haplonycha, 30°316*; Patella,
36°192

Rutelides, 36:66

rutila, Parasa, 38:458*

Rutile near Mt, Crawford, 33-144
rutilipes, Amarygmus, 37°34

Sabera, 35°165*;
vallio, 35-166

sabulicola, Haplonycha, 30°319*

sabulosa, Nebogord, 37:283; Mandalotus,
31-150", 36°80; Trox, 28-297

saccatus, Geaster, 43-310

saccharalis, Sactogaster, 40°10*

saccharata, Caladenia, 44-357; Colum-
bella, 34:131, 185; Pyrene, 34-135

caesina, fuliginosa,

saccharina, Acmaea, and var. perplexa,
30:°209
sacerdos, Cryptophasa, 26-204

Sachse Gold Medal,
Fenner, 43°426

Sactogaster saccharalis, 40°10*

saepiaria, Irpex, 43°306; Lenzites, 43-293

Sagalassa_ basichrysa, 40-541*

sagax, Clupea, 32-294

Sagenite near Mt. Crawford, 33:144

sagittifer, Scotinocis, 37:-429*

Sago cultivation among the Mailu, 39-598

Sago tabu among the Mailu, 39-586

St. Francis Island, 38-511

st. gallae, Clathurella, Mangelia, 33-310

award to Chas.

saintpierrei, Amoturella, 37°110*; Ana-
oyrus. Silos

Salangana esculenta, 36-239

salebrosus, Heteronyx, 33:71*; Liparetrus,
29°312; Onthophagus, 27-303; Trox,
28:284

salicina, Acacia, 38-466, 39-832, 41-382,
640, 642, 44-375, var. varians, 41-641,

var. wayae, 32:277*

Salicornia arbuscula, 43°358,361; aus-
tralis, 43°365*; bidens, 43-362; leio-
stachva, 43-360; lylei, 43:359; tenuis,
43-358, 363

Salicornieae, Australian, revision of,
43°355

Salinity of creeks in Broken Hill area,
M2-222

Salisbury, 33-102
salmonicolor, Crepidotus,

42-121*

156

Salsola kali, 38°463

Salt a cause of mechanical disintegration
of rocks in arid regions, 43°54

Salt Creek, Thylacoleo carnifex found at,
31°317

Salt industry of South Australia, 39-874;
of southern Yorke Peninsula, 25-6

Salt lagoons of southern Yorke Peninsula,
origin of, 25:1, 26°276 :

Salt-water habitat for Necterosoma peni-
cillatum, 40°591

Salvia aethiopis, 35°60; horminoides, ver-
beneca, 36°24

Sampson’s Flat, Torrens limestones near,
33°105

Samuela cinnamomea, 38° 409, 4380, 39-751,

stomach contents of, 39-761,

Malurus, 37°453

Sand sit, of north-western South
Australia, 29°89

Sand dunes of Broken Hill area, M2-229;
of north-western South Australia, 29- 90

Sandava xylistis, 27-11]

Sandstones of Anna Creek, 28:199; of
Ardrossan, 28°200; of Baroota Creek,
28°199; of Blackwood, 28°207; of
Blakiston, 28°204; of Clarendon Tunnel
and Coromandel Valley, 28-205; of
Dunstan’s Quarry, 28°195; of Field
River, 28:206; of Gumeracha, 28-196;
of Inman Valley, 28-207; of Kings
Bluff, Olary, 28-204; of Lake Eyre dis
trict, 28:209; of Maitland, 28°200; of
Mitcham, 28°194; of Mt. Barker,
28°203 ; of Mt. Lofty, 28°202; of Mt.
Pleasant, 28: 197; of Mt. Remark-
able, 28-198, 201 ; of Sellick’s Hill,
28°203; of ‘South Australia, 28-193;
of Spring Creek, 28:198; of Tanunda,
28°203; of Upper Sturt, 28-202; of
Waterfall Gully, 28-196, 205; of Wil-
liam Creek, 28:209; of Wilson, 28:°206 ;
of Woodside, 28: 199

sanguinolenta, Mycena, 43°285*

sanguinosa, Stigmodera, 40°84

saniosa, Enide, 37-304

Sanitary arrangements in Mailu villages,

39°515

santalifolia, Eucalyptus, 40°469, 41°333
6:33

33-142;

Santalum lanceolatum,
per cre from Echunga,
Crawford, 33-142, 143

veecke synopsis of Australian species
of, 27105

Saprinini tyrrhenus, 27° 106%

Saprinus, 27-104; australasiae, 27-107*;
cyaneus, laetus, 27:107; sinae, 27°108;
viridicupreus, viridipennis, 27-107;
westraliensis, 27-106*

Saragus pascoei, 41°579; Supe ene
39:795*; substriatus, 38°378

sarcocephala, Psilocybe, 42°130*

Sarcochilus divitiflorus, 40°586

sarcodes, Heliocausta, 41°113

near

| Scaevola aemula, humilis, 40-72:

sarcophaga,-us, Blastobasis, 26°169*;
Callistochiton, 36°150

Sarcostemma australe, 39:834

Sarcoxylon lerati, 43-314

Sarepta obolella, tellinaeformis, 31-218

sargenti, Pterostylis, 44°342

Sariba, 39°508

Saropla melanoneura, 41°78; paracyla,
26° 245; poliochra, 27: 224* ; psammodes,
41-79

Spedtlirocrepis fasciata, liturata, 25°106;
mastersi, 25°108; notabilis, notata,
25°106

Sarothromerus, 30°:237*

sarpedon, Ceraphron, 38:106*

Sarrothripa baeopis, 30°121*; polycyma,
crystallites, 27-7

Sarrothripinae, synopsis
44-175

Sarrothripus, 44°178*

Sarsen stones and drift pumice in New
Zealand; by Walter Howchin, 44°383

Sarsen stones of South Australia, 43°45;
of Stone Hut, Willochra Plains, Yacka,
43°47

saruna, Hesperia, 35:163

satelles, Diaphonia, 38-°179; Rhyparida,
39-120

sativa, Eruca, 36:171

satulla, Hesperilla, 35-131

saturalis, Mandalotus, 28°119*

of genera of,

Satyrium coriifolium, 41:°666, 670
satyrus, Pachyporopterus, Poropterus,
42:271

saucius, Paromalus, 27°103*

sauliae, Triton, 36°218

Saulostomus collaris, 33:80; mimicus,
43°247*

Saunpers, Frank L. Note on Lepido-

pleurus badius, Hedley and Hull, 42-295
saundersi, Anisoradsia, 44-285; Chryso-
dema, 40°139; Oiketicus, 31-200; var.
of Anisoradsia mawlei, 42°82*, 43-737

savagei, Maechidius, 41°513*
Savaia, 39°508
sawanta, Dasychira, 27°17

saxea, Drillia, 33-304
saxula, Telesto, 35:126
scaber,-ra,-rum, Eriochilus, 44°344; Man-

dalotus, 28:117, 31°188, 33-162;
Oxyops, 32:212*; Siphonaria, 31:103;
Stipa, 39°825; Stipa, var. auriculata.

42-169*;
42-183
scabies, Oospora, 39°356
scabiosifolia, Calotis, 42-182
scabriceps, Megaspilus, 40°17*;
38-260*
scabricollis, Polyplocotes, 41°151*
scabricosta, Haliotis, 36-188
scabricula, Pulvinulina, 39-350
| scabrilirata, Acmaea, 30-215
| scabrosus, Otiorhynchus, 30°71

Trifolium, 35°60; Vittadinia,

Sitarida,

spines-

26°34

cens,

157

Scala acanthopleura, 30°145*; aculeata,
30-143; australis, consors, crassilabrum,

30:146 friabilis, 30°144; granosa,
30°146; invalida, 30°148*; jukesiana,
30:144; minutula, 30°149; morchi,
30°147; epeanensis, 30°219; platy-
pleura, 30°145*; rubrolineata, 30-144;
suturalis, 30°148; valida, 30°147*
zelebori, 30°145
Scalaria aculeata, 30°143; australis,
ballinensis, 30°146; consors, 30°144,
146; crassilabrum, 30°146; delicatula,

friabilis, 30°144; granulosa, 30:146;
imperialis, jukesiana, 30:144; minutula,
30:149; rubrolineata, 30°144; zelebori,
30°145

scalaris, Belus, 41°598; Haliotis, 36-201;
Lasaea, 37°448; Padollus, 36-201

Scapanes solidus, 42°261

scapha, Arcoperna, 32°196*

Scaphella dannevigi, 36:225*, 38-484;
fulgetrum, 36°222,224, and varieties
alba, bicincta, connectens, dictua,
lunulisligata, punctisligata, tricincta,

2924; nodiplicata, 38:484;

unicincta, 36°
roadnightae, 36:226*,

papillosa, 36°228 ;

9; translucida, 36°225; undulata,

36-222; verconis; 36°224

scaphirostris, Acantholophus, 39-73*

Scaphisoma, 27°97; synopsis of species
of, 27-100

Scaphisoma fernshawense, 27°99*; novi-
cum, 27:99; perelegans, queenslandi-
cum, 27°98*

Scaphites eruciformis, M2-45*

scapigera, Microseris, 43°43

Scapolite amphibolite from Blakiston,
32-136

Scapolite gneiss near Broken Hill,
M 2-285

Scardia chrysogramma, 27:238; inconci-
sella, 9$2°118; porphyrea, 27-74*;

xanthobapta, 27-238*

Scarfe, T. R., gift of £1,000 by, 32-391,
395, 39°844; death of, 39°844

seariola, Lactua, 42-60

scarlatinus, Boletus, 43-294*

Scattering of the beta rays of radium;
by J. P. V. Madsen, 33:1

Sceleocantha gigas, 44:387

scelerata, Stipa, 41°378

Scelio, synopsis of some Australian species
of, 37°137

Scelio australis, chortoicetes, 37°135;
flavicornis, 37°136*; froggatti, 37-135,
136, fulgidus, gobar, 37-135; _ nigri-
cornis, 37°136* ; nigriscutellum,
37°137*; ovi, 37-136; pilosus, 37-137*
pulchellus, 37-135

Sceliomorpha rugulosa, 37:139*

Scelioninae, synopsis of Australian genera
of, 37°13

Scelodonta, 39: 167; brevipilis, 39-168*;
palmerstoni, simoni, 39°167

F

Scenery preservation in New South
Wales, 34°291: in New Zealand, 34-288

Sceparnodon ramsayi, M1-127

scepticalis, Hesperilla, 26°77, 35°124

scerpicola, Hendersonia, 39°355

Schank, Mt., extinct volcano of, 25°54;
lava field at, 25°59

Schinzia solani, 39-354

Schismope atkinsoni, 34°116, 36°191, 201;

beddomei, carinata, 34- 116; pulchra,
34°117, 36-191, 201

Schismus fasciculatus, marginatus, 36°25
Schist, biotite, from near Callington,
Kanmantoo, Monarto, 32:134

Schist, chlorite, from near Callington,
32°134

schistopa, Leptosaces, 26°156*

Schistose quartz rock of north-western
South Australia, 29-97

Schizocaulon at Happy Valley 28-250

Schizognathus burmeisteri, 43°244; viri--
diaeneus, 43-243

Schizonycha carpentariae, 34°228

Schizorrhina, 38°138; atropunctata,
38-165, var. immaculata, 38-165*;
ebenina, 38°212

schleideni, Peronospora, 39°355

schmeltzi, Onthophagus, 27-279
Schnapper Point, miocene at,
Schoenia ayersi, 39:°840;
38°471
Schoenotenes capnosema, 42:287*;
modes, micropolia, 40°517*
Schoenus axillaris, 42°40
schonherri, Protopalus, 37°344
schuermanni, Darwinia, 40-70
Sciaena aquila, 26-266
sciaptera, Metachrostis, 27°-44*;
27-228*
sciaspila, Phloeopola, 28-168*
Sciatrophes, 27:100*; latens, 27-100*
Scientific publications, admission of
foreign, 44-391
Scieropepla monoides, 30°142*
scintillifera, Hylebatis, 32-84*
Scioglyptis emmelodes, 28-2397;
neura, 27°192*
sciogramma, Chlenomorpha, 42:234*;
Clania, 38-247*
sciota, Tortrix, 40°537*
scioxantha, Atheropla, 26°242*
Scirpus antarcticus, 40°58;
38°461; setaceus, 40°58
Scirus hospita, 40-224*
scissiceps, Ocnodus, 31-279*
scissipalpis, Hydrophilus, 25-128*
Scissurella atkinsoni, 34:116, 36-191, 201;

35°48

cassiniana,

cry-

Psecadia,

trisy-

littoralis,

australis, 34:115, 36°191; obliqua,
34°115

Scitala, 31-241; synopsis of species of,
31:245

Scitala aenescens, 31°244; ambigua,
31°253*; armaticeps, 31°244; aureo-
rufa, 31°254; calescens, 31°:252*; con-
vexicollis, coxalis, 31°254*;

31°248* ;

158

hospes, 31°251*; impressa, 31 ‘244;
ino, 931:249*; juvenis, 31°256":
languida, 25-21, 31-244, 299; nemesis,
31°250*; nemoralis, 31-248*; palli-
dula, 31:245; pruinosella, 31-245,
39:194; rorida, 31:251; rugosiceps,
31°247; rugosula, 31-245; sericans,

31°255; subsericans, 31-256*; suturalis
31°245, 43-194
Sciton flavocastaneus, 41°521*; paullus,
ruber, 41°521; variicollis, 31-275*
scitula,-us, Geloptera, 39-246* ; Imaliodes,
36°86*; Nephogenes, 48-98
Scleranthus minusculus, 36:24, 43-3]
Sclerocyphon aquaticus, 43-259*; basi-
. _ Collis, 43-252; maculatus, 43-251
Sclerorinus, 28-112; acuminatus, 28-112,
38°19; adelaidae, 28-112, 38°18; albo-
vittatus, 38-36*; alpicola, 38°38*;
angustipennis, 38°21; angustus, asper,
28°112; biordinatus, 38:22: blackburni,

,

38°37*; bubalus, 38-24; convexus, var.
Spenceri, 38°20*; divaricatus, 28-112;
elderi, 38:21; germari, 38-23, 39°66;
horridus, 38:23; howitti, 38°19; in-
terioris, 28-112; irregularis, 38-19;
molestus, 38°22; molossus, 38-21;
mucronipennis, 38-39% ; neglectus,
38°33*; noctis, 38-20; nodulosus,
28°112; occidentalis, 38-22; parvulus,
pilularius, 38-23; regularis, 38-34* :
riverinae, 38:24; sordidus, 28-112,
38°18; stewarti, sublineatus, 38°23;

vestitus, 38°22; vittatus, 38-18; water-
housei, 28-112

Sclerotia-forming polypores of Australia,
43°11

Sclerotinia libertiana, 39-355

Scolecobrotus, 40°387; synopsis of species
of, 40-389

Scolecobrotus bimaculatus, uniformis,
40°388*; varicgatus, westwoodi, 40:387

scolia, Acolasta, 26°155*

Scolioplecta araea, ochrophylla, 40°521*

scolopax, Haplonyx, 34°44, 42-270

Scombresox forsteri, 33:263

Scone natives, smallpox (?) among, 35-28

Scoparia anisophragma, 25°67*; charo-
poea, 32°106*; platymera, 29-107*;
tritocirrha, 42-286*

Scopus umbretta, 41°663

Scoriaceous lava from near Cape Banks,
43-52

scorodonius, Marasmius, 43-282

scorpio, Barronica, Leucocraspedum,
2GF Ls: 1%
Scorpiopsis, 30°50, 41-119; pyrobola,

superba, 30°50, 41°120
Scorpis aequipinnis, violaceus, 40°443
Scotinocis, 37-428*; sagittifer, 37-429*
scotinopa, Dichelia, 26-235*
scotiodes, Eulechria, 26-151*
scotochyta, Euproctis, 26°178* ‘
Scotophilus gouldi, greyi, 41:430; pumi-
lus, 38-418

scotopis, Eurybela, 32:92*
scotti, Charagia, 28-246;
42°145; Hepialus, 28-246

Scott’s Creek, paringite near, 32-127

scoulari, Modiola, M2-20 ;- Protopharetra,
M2-115

Scraptia, 41-162; angusta, 41-164*, var.

Cypraea,

fasciata, 41°165*: australis, 41-162;
decipiens, 41-1677: gymnosternia,
41:163*; laticollis, 41-163; lugubris,
41-166*; telephoroides, 41°165*
scripta,-us, Columbella, 34°127; Holeo-

trochus, 26°1*, 28-3, 33-244
scrobiculatus, Conocyathus, 26-260*
scrofa, Chaerocampa, 29-179
sculpticollis, Eutermicola, 40-274*; Opsi-

dota, 25°33*; Tomyris, 39-185*
sculptilis, Exithius, 36-114*; Liparochrus,

29:°271; Omydaus, 37°253*
sculptipennis, Maechidius, 41:516*
sculpturatus, Emeax, 38-406
sculptum,-us, Glyptoma, 26-26*; Leptops,

40°339; Scyllarus, 34-255
scutata,-us, Echeneis, 39-340; Heteronyx,

35°174; Notechis, 37-457
scutellaris, Alittus, 39-274*; Elaphodes,

44°247*; Elleschodes, 32:244*; Homo-

trysis, 44-207*; Microvalgus, 38-202;

Odosyllis, 37-278* ; Prostomus, Prypnus,

35°63; Prypnus, var. murinus, 35°63* ;

Roptoperus, 37:262*; Tapinocis, 37-407*
Scutellastra aculeata, 30-207; neglecta,

36°192; ustulata, 30-206
Scutellina alboradiata, 30°217*, 36°185,

200; calva, 30:217*, 36°185, 199
Scyllaea pelagica, 29-148
Scyllarus sculptus, from New South

Wales, 34:°255
scyllium, Triacis, 32:290
Scyllium vincenti, 32-287*, 289
Seal-bullets, 27-314
Seals, protection of, 43-451
secalioides, Bembidium, Trechode, 25-119
secans, Miliolina, 36°37 .
Secodes sumneri, 37:70*
Secondary gamma radiation;

V. Madsen, 32°163
Secondary ionisation due to beta rays,

quality of, 31-300
Second Valley to Normanville, petrology

of sedimentary rocks from, 33°133
secunda, Galenia, 40°62 —
securigera, Edusa, 39:234*
securis, Psalis, 27-18
Sediantha maritima, 42-268
sedifolia, Kochia, 39-827
Sedimentary rocks, petrology of, from

Aldgate and Houghton, 33-132; from

Humbug Scrub, 33°1384; from Ingle-

wood, 33-136; from Normanville to

Second Valley, 33:133; from Yanka-

lilla, 33-1383
Seeds, vitality of, 43-5
segmentatus, Trophon, 33°335*

by J. P.

159

Seguenzia polita, 30:222*: radialis,
30°218

Seila attenuata, 32-342

Seirotrana foliata, 38°403*; orphanum,

38-403; subcancellata, 38° 404*
Seismograph, request to Government to
erect, 30°329
selenias, Baeoptila, 32°81*;
trophia, 25°92
Seleno cosmia, 34°252
selenophora, Dasypodia, 41°457
Selepa, 44:179*; euryochra, 44:179*
Selidosema leucodesma, symmorpha,
28°231*; viridis, 30°133*
Seligman’s classification of the Papuo-
Melanesians, 39:497
sellata,-um,-us, Colasposoma, 39-278;
Hthemaia, 28-110; Tychreus, 37:291
Sellechus, 32°248*; tibialis, 32°249*
sellheimi, Belemnites, M2-50
Sellick’s Hill, 35-109; cainozoic deposits
near, 36°15; pleistocene and pliocene
at, 35°57; quartzites and sandstones,

28-203
Sellick’s Hill

Compso-’

Creek, cainozoic beds at,

sellicksi, Archaeocyathus, M2-126*

Setway, W. H. National parks and forest
reserves of Australia, 34:279

Selwyn, A. R. C., on the paleozoic deposits
of South Australia, 28-253

Semanopterus, 42°257; adelaidae, 42°260;
angustatus, carinatus, concentricus, con-

vexiusculus, 42°258; depressiusculus,
depressus, 42-260; distributus, 42-258 ;
leai, 42:261; longicollis, meridianus,
minor, persimilis, rectangulus, 42-258;
solidus, 42-261; subaequalis, 42-260,
261; subcostatus, 42-260; tricostatus,
42-258

semiatriceps, Liparetrus, 41°553

semicalvus, Pseudoryctes, 41-562";
licus, 36°108*

Semicassis semigranosa, 36°218

semicastanea,-us, lLiparetrus,
Phaenopria, 39-441*

semiconvexa,-um, Buccinum,

34-128
Trox, 28°284

semicostatus,
semicrudus, Ditropidus, 44-230*;
32-298

doryctes, 41°565*

semifasciatus, Syngnathus,
Helichrysum, 41°651

Liparetrus, 41°549*;

semifertile,
parida, 39-160*

Tepa-

44-533" ;

Pyrene,

Pseu-

semiflava,-us,

Rhy-

semiflexa, Naucoria, 42-117*

semifumatum, Lathrobium, 41-494*
semigranosa, Cassidea, Cassis, 36°217 ;
Semicassis, 36-218

semilanceatus, Panaeolus, 42-136*

semilugens, Stereum, 43-306

Seminella speciosa, 34-140

seminigra, Diaphonia, 25°22, 38°183;
Rhyparida, 39-159*

seminitidus, Acolus, 38-66*

seminivea, ‘Orthaga, 27°219

| sericatus,

seminudum, Trichinium, 40°61*
Semioceros chrysorycta, 32°91
semiopaca, Haplonycha, 41-508*
semiota, Narycia, Xysmatodoma, 27:232*
semiporcatus, Melanterius, 37°188
semipunctatus, Anthicus, 41° 580" ; Belus,
32°229, var, poverus, 41:597*
semiradiata, Modiolaria, 32°195*
semissis, Amarygmus, 37° 32, 38:238
semistriata, Geloptera, 39: 949%
semiticus, Chalcopterus, 37°11
semitifer, Automolus, 30°283*, 41°558
semitosta,-us, Fomes, Trametes, 43°303
semiviridis, Cleptor, 39:309*
semnostola, Heterobathra, 25:90*
semophora, Mecodina, 27-42*
Semuta pristina, 26- 184
Senecio brachyglossus, 40°76;
35°60; magnificus, 38:471:
var. obtusifolius, 36°24*
senex, Microtragus, 41°621
senta, Hesperilla, Telesto, 26-78, 35-131
sentis, Acacia, 26°33, 40°64
Separatista chemnitzi, separatista, 30°220
separatista, Lippistes, Turbo, 30°220
Sepia braggi, 31°213*
sepidioides, Dialeptopus, 34°25
Septa petulans, 932-343;
36-218
septemcostatum, Dentalium, 35-205
septemdentata, Cymodoce, 34-80*
septentrionalis, Talaurinus, 38°14
Septifer subfenestratus, 28°251*
septiformis, Acmaea, 30°215, 36-184, 199,
38-366; Patelloida, 30° 915, 36-184, 199;
Tectura, 30:215
Septoria petroselini, and var. apli, 39°355;
rubi, tritici, 39°355
sequens, Heteronyx, 34°171
Sequosa triangularis, larva of, 34-262
seriatopunctatus, Decilaus, 33-193*
seriatus, Heteronyx, 33- 79%
sericans, Mordella, 41:241*:

31°255
Chalcopterus, 37-24*
sericea,-us, Cacephatus, 25°31: Caladenia,
44-357; Catasarcus, 42°267: Edusa,
39°228*:; Euctenia, 41-264; Hibbertia,
var. major, 36° 21%: Phyllotocus, 43195
sericeipennis, Cheiragra, 43°213*
Sericesthis cervinus, 931:245, 34-228;
geminata, glabra, 31°-244; micans,
31-244, 261, 263; nigrolineata, 31: 244.
265, 266, 299; parvipes, planiceps,
31:245, 42-256, pruinosa, 31°245;
pruinosella, 3152452 (273; pullata,
31°245; suturalis, 31°245,273, 43-194
Sericides, 29-279; synopsis of groups of,
29-280
Sericoides, 29-281;

elegans,
odoratus,

rubicunda,

Scitala,

synopsis of genera of,

30:277, 32-365

Sericornis flindersi, 37-453; longirostris
wyldei, 40-591; maculata osculans,
40°586

Sericulus chrysocephalus, microfilaria of,
34:°107

160

seriflua,-us, Lactarius, Russularia, 43-274*

Serolis, 41-391; list of Australian species
of, 41°393

Serolis australiensis, 41:396; bakeri,
41°398*; longicaudata, minuta, 41°397;
tuberculata, 41°394

Serpentine near Rockwell, M2-269

Serpula anguina, muricata, 36-209

serpyllifolia, Frankenia, 42-178, 43-352,
var. eremophila, 42-179*

Serrated Range, desert sandstone at, 29-88

serraticollis, Neosalpingus, 41-159*

serraticornis, Microrhagus, 40°304*; Mor-
pholycus, 41:289*

serratipennis, Stigmodera, 40°127*

serratus, Coryphistes, 28°165*;
ranthus, 44°345

serricollis, Ditoma, 26-313; Haplopsis,
43-228*

Servaea obscura, 39-791*

Sesamia, 44:149*; albicostata, 29-175*

sesamoides, Gastrodia, 44°335

sessiliceps, Acacia, 39°466

sessiliflora, var. of Hibbertia acicularis,
36:21*

sessilifolius, Erigeron, 40-461

sessilis, Polyporus, 43-300

setaceus, Scirpus, 40°58

seticollis, Mandalotus, 31°157*; Pseudo-
heteronyx, 43:220*

setifer,-a, Geloptera, 39:243*; Heteronyx,
33°53

setifolia, Eragrostis, 41-632

setipennis, Edusa, 39:22]1*;
41°262*; Oricopis, 41°315*

setistriatus, Myllocerus, 38:283*

Setomorpha, 30°65; calcularis, 30°66*

setosipennis, Trox, 28°2992*

setosa,-us, Cantherines, 39:472*; Cerato-
baeus, 38:65*; Chalcopterus, 37:9;
Galathea, 29:267*; Leptops, 28-101*:
Macroteleia, 38:128*; Mandalotus,
31°155*; Monacanthus, 39-472*: Poly-
phrades, 28-90*

setulosa, Misophrice, 30°79, 38-336

severini, Mandalotus, 36-80

severus, Heteronyx, 33:20, 52

Sex tabu among the Mailu, 39-598

Sexes, division of, among the Mailu,
39°558

sexguttata, Hesperilla, 35-126: Telesto,
26°74, 35°126

sexifida, var. of Atriplex limbata, 38-462*

sexnotata, Stigmodera, 40-131*

Sexual dimorphism in spiders, 34-253

Sexual life among the Mailu, 39-559

sexualis, Heteronyx, 33°4]1*

shakespearei, Euryischia, 41-346

Lype-

Emenadia,

Shales, characteristic vegetation of, 33-106.

Shark from Investigator Strait, hitherto
undescribed species of, 32-287

SHarpre, W. Harotp LeicH. New species
of leech from South Australia, 40-42

sharpi, Articerus, 42-245; Enamillus,
29:279*, 31-237

Shatter-zone at Griinthal, 32-122; between
Mt. Barker and Echunga, 32°128;
east of Nairne, 32:123; near Mt.
Barker Junction, 32°123

Sheoak Hill, miocene beds at, 42-204

Shells from the Great Australian Bight;
by Joseph C. Verco, 36-206

Shells, marine, of Western Australia,
35°216

Shelters of aborigines of Everard Range,
39°730

Sherait dialect, 31:3;
tribe, 31-2

Sherait, Larrekiya, Wogait, and Berrin-
gin tribes, comparative vocabularies of,

distribution of

31°6

shirleyi, Lucilina, 44-291

siccus, Heteronyx, 34°172

Siccus River, as representing ancient
north to south river, 33:257

Sida corrugata, 38:466

siderea, Argyroploce, 40°531*

Sideridis, 44-136*; vibicosa, 44:137*

Siderite. See Meteorite

Siegesbeckia orientalis, 43°354

sigida, Pamphila, Parnara, 35-164

Sign language of aborigines of north-
western South Australia, 28-34

Signalling among aborigines of west
coast of Northern Territory, 31:46

signata, Euplexia, 29-173*

signifer,-a, Elaphodes, 44-248*; Rhinaria,
28°130, 33:171

significans, Microdiscus, 43-380

Signiphora reticulata, 41°353

silacea, Coesyra, 41:°73*;
37°190*

Silene conica, 35-60

Silica near Mt. Painter, 36°173

‘Silicate ore’ from Block 10 Mine, Broken
Hill, analysis of, M2-305

siligenea, Galera, 42°]18*

Siliquaria anguina, 36:209: australis, .
36°208; muricata, weldi, 36-209

Silis australis, 41:293

Sillimanite from Mt. Pitt, 40-264

Silopa fumata, hepatica, 25-22: praecox,
33°50

silphoides, Liparochrus, 29-270

Silphomorpha_ difficilis, 25-17*;
guttata, 25°113

Silvanus, synopsis of Australian species
of, 27-152

Silvanus aridulus, 27-151*; brevicornis,
castaneus, 27-151; similis, 27-182

silvensis, Acolus, 38-69

Silver-eye. See Zosterops

Silver-lead-zinc lodes at Broken Hill,
M2-298

silveri, Glyptorhagada, Thersites, 38-446

Silverton, granite north of, M2-253

silvestris, Chezala, 41-81*

Simaethis hypocalla, 29-113*

similis, Colaspoides, 39-299*; Ditropidus,
44°237*; Elleschodes, 32:243*; Manda-

Diethusa,

rufo-

lotus, 31:158*; Mechistocerus, 37°320*;
Silvanus, 27:182; Tachys, 25°122;
Tomyris, 39-190*

161

simillima,-us, Lamprolina, 40-417; Lipa-

retrus, 29: 305; Talaurinus, 23: Bla Wi IS
var. of Mordella promiscua, 41-226

simius, Chalcopterus, 37-13 ©

simoni, Scelodonta, 39:167

simplex, Acantholophus, 39°59; Adelium,
38°408 ; Dictyocyathus, M2-144*:;
Dohrnia, 41-293; Elaphodes, 44-249*;
Eriogaster, 26° 184; Heliocausta,
41:112; Liparetrus, 29-310: Marsaeus,
39:119; Ocnodus, 41:°525*; Oxyops,
38°318; Pycnoidocyathus, M2-134*;
Trophon, 33:°273; Uromycladium,
39°353

simplicicollis, Heteronyx, 33°65*;
helaeus, 31:292*

simplicipennis, Cleptor, Colaspis, 39°315;
Lamprolina, 40°418*; ~ Merimnetes,
34:14*; Rhinotia, 32°236*

simplicissimus, Dokidocyathus, M2-146*

Ptero-

Simson, Augustus, death of, 42°299

simsoni, Clambus, 26°288*; Fossarina,
32°341; Poropterus, $7°358; -Rhyti-
phora, 25:41*

simulans, Chalcomela, 40°416*; Fraiis,
28°246; Geaster, 43-309; Hectomanes,
28:246; Hoplopriella, 39:424*; Rhi-
naria, 28-°128*; Soronia, 26°306; Ura-
canthus, 40°383

simulator, Acantholophus, 39°70*; Man- |
dalotus, 31:139*, 33:163; Tyrtaeosus,
37:°337

sinae, Hypocaccus, Saprinus, 27-108

Sinapis incana, 35°60

Sinclair Point, flora of, 32-262

simensis, Drillia, 33-302

singularis, Edusa, 39-240

sinuaticollis, Macromalocera, 41°576 .

sinuata,-us, “Menios, 37°285* ; Metyrculus,
37-289* : Trypocolaspis, 39°328*

sinuosa, Cassidea, 28°141*

sinusegens, var. of Drillia lacteola,
33:°305*

sioides, Carum, 36°22*

Siphonalia dilatata, maxima, oligostira,

36-221; pulchra, 33-308
Siphonaria albida, baconi, 31-104; denti-
culata, 31-103, var. tasmanicus, 31°105;
diemenensis, scabra, 31:103; stowae,
30:223*. 31°105; zonata, 31-105
Siphonaria baconi, radula Ol 3s 3501;

diemenensis, radula of, 38-366
Sir Henry, Mt., 29:77; rock-drawings at,
28-45

Sir Joseph Banks Group, flora of, 32°272

Sisymbrium cardaminoides, 26°31; erysi-

moides, 41°45
Sitarida hopei, 38:259; quadriloba,
38°261*; scabriceps, 38-260*

Sitina albicans, 27°24
Sium latijugum, 36:23
16-tuberculata, Illidgea, 36:93*

| Sminthopsis crassicaudata, 41-433;

Sixth Creek, 33:°102, 35°111; cambrian
basal beds at, 30°256; cambrian lower
limestone of, 30-247 ; upper Torrens-

limestone at, 39°11
38°470, 41:649

skirrophora, Gnephosis,

Skulls, distorted, from Lihir Island,
43°428; from New Britain, 43°429
Slate, cellular blue, near Ambleside,

32-122, 127; near Forest Range, 32°122;
near Nairne, 32:125

Slates. See also Thick slates and Tapley
Hill slates

Sleeping customs of aborigines of north-
western South Australia, 28-29

Sliding Rocks, cambrian dolomitic lime-
stone at, 42:201; subsidences at, 42°212

sloanei, Bolboceras, 41°496; Copidita,
41°298; Haplonycha, 30: 308*; Hapton-
cura, 27- 113*; Onthophagus, 26:-276*;
Promecoderus, 25-19*

Smallpox(?) among Adelaide tribe,
35°28; among Arunta tribe, 35-29;
among Australian natives, 35-28, 33;

among Bathurst natives in 1831, 35-28;
among Curringai natives, 35:28; among
Dieyeri, 35°29; among Fowler Bay
natives, 35°30; among WNarrinyeri,
35°15; among Narrunga, 36:29; among
North Pine natives, 35°30; among Port
Darwin, Port Essington, Raffles Bay,

and Rawlinson Ranges natives, 35:29;
among Scone natives, 35°28; among
Streaky Bay natives, 35°30; among
Sydney natives in 1789, 35:21; among
upper Brisbane River tribe, 35-30;
among Western Australian natives,
35°28; its advance among tribes of

lower Murray, 35:36; Jenny Pongie’s
reminiscences of, among Narrinyeri,

35°40; possible introduction among

Australian natives by Malays, 35°31
smaragdias, Carposina, 40-498*
smaragdinus, Anoplognathus, 43-241;

Haploplax, Ischnochiton, Lepidopleurus,
Lophyrus, 36:148
smaragdula,-us, Chalcopterus, 37-11;
Diphucephala, 30-268
Smeaton, Stirling, death of, 33-350
Smeaton, Thomas Drury, death of, 32°396
Smicrornis brevirostris flavescens, 38-429
Smicrornis brevirostris mathewsi, 39:°749* ;
stomach contents of, 39:761

| smilax, Terias, 38°455

Smilotrochus vacuus, 26°259

from
Orroroo, 34:254

Smith Bay, cainozoic deposits at, 36°15

SmitH; H.G., and Baxer, R.T. Research
on the eucalypts of South Australia and
their essential oils, 40-464

Smith, Robert Barr, death of, 40-587,
599; endowment fund, 40°587, 599

Smith, Sir Edwin, bequest of £200 from,
44-388, 395

smithiana}; Colpospira, Turritella, 34-121

162

Smoke signals of natives, 39-717, 720
Smoking among aborigines of west coast
of Northern Territory, 31°29
Smoking ceremony among the Larrekiya,
31:13

Smyriodes aphronesa, 26°250*

‘Soapstone,’ purple, near Echunga, 32°129

‘Soapstone,’ purplish, at Blakiston,
32°130; near Mt. Barker, 32:°128;
near Nairne, 32°130

sobria, Oreta, 26°184

sobrinus, Auletes, 34-40*

socialis, Pecten, Syncyclonema, M2°9

socius, Heteronyx, 33°57*

Sodium chloride in southern Yorke Pen-
insula, 25°6

Sodium salts, effects of, on fly’s intestine,

solani, Alternaria, 39°356; Apion,
34:27; Entorrhiza, Schinzia, 39°354

Solanum coactiliferum, 33:°224*, 35:3,
40°71; ellipticum, 26°34, 38:°468;
lacunarium, 26°34

Solenobaris, 30°102*; decipiens, 30°102*;
edentata, 30°103*

Solenognathus spinosissimus, 32-299

solenopa, Tetengia, 36°106*

Solenopsiella, 39-428*; distincta, 39:428*

solidior, Trechus, 25°118*

Solidula intermedia, 31°310

solidula, Olivella, 33-339*

solida,-us, Cryptorrhynchus, 25°30; Hap-
lonycha, 41-499; Microchaetes, 27°175* ;
Scapanes, Semanopterus, 42°261; Talau-
rinus, 38°15

solitus, Melanterius, 37°187

sollicitus, Heteronyx, 34:173*

Solomon Islands, swamp cancer in, 43°131

Solvent effects of sea-water on limestones ;
by Walter Howchin, 44°38]

‘ Some new records of fungi for South
Australia; by T. G. B. Osborn, 39-352

Somphocyathus, M2-113,134*; coral-
loides, M2-134*

Sonchus maritimus, 40°76

sonderi, Leeuwenhoekia, 36°24

Songs among the Mailu, 39-698

sonora, Meliphaga, 38-436,
41:464; Ptilotis, 40-592

Sophronocis, 37°228* ; albonotatus, 37°228*

Sophta, 44-168*

Sorcery among the Mailu, 39°647

sordescens, Bleptina, Pseudaglossa, 27-12

sordidella, Cryptolechia, Philobota, 41°83

sordida,-um,-us, Acolus, 38°68*; Aphano-

merus, 38:°60*; Baryconus, 38:-126*;
Chaetodon, 40°444; Dendrocerus,
38°88*; Diphucephala, 30°274*; Gly-
cimeris, 31°227; Glyphidodon, Glyphi-
sodon, 40°444; Glyptoma, 26°26*:
Heteronyx, m1 RAS psiga Hoplogryon,
38°76*; Laius, 41°132*; Maechidius,

41°519; Myllocerus, 29:213*; Neopria,
39°431*; Pectunculus, 31:227; Sclerori-
nus, 28°112, 38-18

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sordidata, Euthyphasis, 28°82*

sorellense, Teretriosoma, 27°1]11*

sorghi-vulgaris, Cintractia, 39-354 t

Sorolopha, 25°73*; cyclotoma, 25°74*

Soronia simulans, 26°306

soror, Misophrice, 38°339*; Tomyris,
39°181*

sororia, Baris, 30°87*; Philobota, 41:69

Souder, Mt., 38-412

South Australia. See South Australia,
north-western. South Australia, western.
South Australia

South Australia, north-western, aborigines
of. See Aborgines of north-western
South Australia

South Australia, north-western, arachnida
of, 39°772; aves of, 39:740; botany of,
39°823; cambrian beds in, 29°81;
coleoptera of, 39-793; contact gneiss
of, 29°97; desert sandstone in, 29°86;
diorite of, 29-98; dolerite of, 29-99;
epidote rock of, 29°94; garnet gneiss
of, 29:96; geology of, 29°57; gneiss
of, 29:°94,95; granite of, 29-91, 93;
hornblendic granite of, 29-93; hymenop-
tera of, 39°805; lacertilia of. 39-766;
lepidoptera of, 39:801; mammalia and
ophidia of, 39°735; mollusca of, 29-161;
mollusca (pulmonata) of, 39-770; narra-
tive of expedition to, 39-707; olivine
gabbro of, 29°98; ordovician beds in,
29°82; ordovician metamorphic grit of,
29:100; ordovician quartzite of, 29-99;
orthoptera of, 28°162, 29-237; petro-
logical notes on rocks of, 29:91; recent
deposits of, 29°89; sand deposits of,
29°89; sand dunes of, 29°90; schistose
quartz rock of, 29-97; travertine of,
29°91.

South Australia, western, dances of
aborigines of, 42°165; marriage kinship
among aborigines of, 42-164

South Australian acacias, 92°27 5.
_ archaeocyathinae, M2-55,73; _ basalt,
tertiary, 33-100; beryl, occurrence,

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33°141; botany, 32:252; brachiopods,
34°89,90; cainozoic rocks, disturbed
area of, 35°47; caledoniellan species,
29°181; cambrian archaeocyathinae,
M2°55,73; cambrian fauna, 29-246;
cambrian glacial beds in far north,
25°45; chiastolites, M2-189, 192, 196,
210; corals, bibliography of, 33-244;
corals, recent, 28:1; cordylophora,
33°347; cretaceous mollusca, M2-1;
cretaceous mollusca, discovery of,
M2-2; cryptozoon, first known specimen
of, 42-297; decapod crustacea, notes on,
28°146, 29-116, 252, 30°104, 31-173;
earthquake of 1902, 35°57; eucalypti,
32°278, 41°333; eucalypti and their ~
essential oils, 40°464; fishes, 32-288,
294, 33-263, 30°455; flora, 32-252;
35:2, 36:21, 171, 37-121, 39°94, 40°56,
459, 41°41, 378, 42°38, 168, 43-23, 349,

163

44°190, 374; flora,
forest reserves,
39°875; fungi,

34-302;
39°352 ;

forestry.

introduced, 35°60; |

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radulae of, 38°362; Government North- |

West Prospecting Expedition, 28°12;
geological report of, 29°57;
ment trawling cruise, 1914, fishes of,
39°455; granulomata, 43°87; great rift
valley, 42°219; holothuroidea, 39-16;
isopod crustacea in ants’ nests, 37°110;
lamellarian species, 297181; leech, new

species of, 40°42; lycopods, 42:1;
marine mollusca, 28°135, 29°166,
30:143, 205, 31°99, 213, 305, 32-198,
338, 33-270, 277, 293, 34:115, 35-204,
36°181, 42:139; meteorite, 25°14;
Museum Expedition to Strzelecki and
Cooper Creeks, results of, 41°405;
Museum, chalcidoid hymenoptera in,
37°67; natives, vocabularies of, 41:1;
nephilae, new, 34:59; nudibranchs,
29:134; orchids, 37°125, 38:239,
41:342; pines, physical properties of,
43-405; polyplacophora, 36°140, 42°79; |
prasophylla, 33-197; quartzites and
sandstones, 28:193; raised beaches,
96:°325; river capture, 35°110;_ salt

industry, 39°874; ‘sarsen’ stones, 43°45 ;

sphairomidae, 32°138, 34°75, 35°89;
tertiary basalt, 33:°100; timbers,
strength of, 9$2°325; triphoridae,
33°277 f

South Australian holothuroidea, with
descriptions of new species; by EH. C.
Joshua and E. Creed, 39°16

South Australian nudibranchs, and an

enumeration of the known Australian
species; by Herbert Basedow and
Charles Hedley. 29-134

South Australian polyplacophora; by
William G. Torr, 36-140
South Hummocks, purple slates at,

28-260

South Para, aboriginal rock-paintings at,
26-208; cambrian basal beds at, 30°255,
957; cambrian lower limestone at,
30-248; cambrian phyllites of, 30:246;
Torrens limestone at, 33°10

Southern Yorke Peninsula. See Yorke
Peninsula

Souttar Point, raised beach at, 26-269

sowerbyi, Voluta, 36°228

spadiceus, Heteronyx, 32°383, 34-156

spadix, Haplonycha, 30°307*

Sparactus, 26°315; costatus, 26°316

Sparasion nigricoxa, 38°123*

sparsiceps, Deretaphrus, 27°127*

sparsior, Haptoncura, 27°114*

sparsus, Litocrus, 26°290*

spartea, Exocarpus, 26°33, 43-29

Govern- |

Spathoglottis papuana, var. puberiflora,
44-116*

spathulatum, Glossostigma, 35°3

Spatula rhynchotis, 36°178, 38-423

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Spears and spear-throwers of aborigines
of west coast of Northern Territory,
31°30, 34

speciosa,-us, Acanthochites, 35°99, 36°159;
Acanthochiton, 44-290; Anachis, Colum-
bella, 34:140; Cryptoplax, 35-99,
36°159; Lepidopleurus, 35°97, 36°146;
Myllocerus, 29°210, 38:274; Notoplax,
35°99, 36°159; Paradryinus, 40-21*;
Seminella, 34:140; var. of Hemipharis
insularis, 42-262

speciossissimus, Acolus, 38°70* ; Ceraphron,
38°101*

speciosus, Trimorus, 38°80*

Spectre-insects. See Phasmidae

Spells. See Magic

spencei, Diphucephala, 30-266;
piezoscelus, var. minor, 37°433*

Spencer, Cape, carbonate of lime at, 25°5

Sym-

spenceri, var. of Sclerorinus convexus,
38:°20*

Spergularia diandra, 35-60

sperthias, Corone, 35°160:;: Erynnis,
26:113, 35°160; Hesperia, 35°160;

Hesperilla, 26°113

| Sphaeranthus hirtus, 40-461

sphaeroides, Amarygmus, 37°38*
Sphaeromidae, notes on some South Aus-
tralian, 32-138, 34°75, 35-89
sphaerosticha, Ceratophysetis, 26°164
Sphaerotheca pannosa, 39°354
sphaleropis, Borkhausenia, 26:168*
Sphegigasteroides, 37°76* rufinotum,
Sehr
Sphene of Mt. Painter district, 40-264;
of Inglewood district, 33-116
sphenoleuca, Philobota, 31°117*
sphenosema, Anisynta, 35:143; Dora-
tiphora, 26:217*; Trapezites, 26-92*
Sphenostoma cristatum, 38°434

' Sphenostoma cristatum pallidum, 39-756,

41-462;
41°468
Sphenotrochus emarciatus, var. perexigua,

30°151*, 33°245

stomach contents of, 39-765,

sphenurus, MHaliastur, 38°425, 39-744,
41-449

sphericula, Meretrix, 26:131*
Spheroides altipinnis, 40°450; hypselo-
geneion, oblongus, pleurogramma,
40°451

Sphyraena mordax, novae-hollandiae,
obtusata, 33-265

Sphyrelata acritopis, 41:116*: amotella,
41-116; arrhythma, 41-°117* inde-
corella, 41:116; laetifica, 41-116*

melanoleuca, 26°155; nefanda, 41-116;
ptochica, 41°116*

Sphyrna malleus, 32°290

Sphyrocallus bicolor; 29-277*

spica, Mangilia, 31:215, 33°314; Triphora,
33:281*

spicata,-um,-us, Choretrum, 26°33;
Erythraea, 38-467; Fusanus, 42-170

164

Spiders, sexual dimorphism in, 34:253;
trap-door, 30°326

spilogaster, Aracana, 39-487,
ties angusta, spinosissima,
Ostracion, 39-487*

and varie-

39-488% ;

Spiloglaux boobook marmorata, 38°426,
39°745
Spilomicrus gracilis, 39°402*, 40°16

spilonota, Amyna, 27°34*

Spilonota deloschema, 40°522

Spilopyra stirlingi, 38-344*

Spilosoma cosmeta, 31:170*

spilota, Pseudotaenia, 40°141*

spina, Agrotis, 38-456; Cingulina, 30-143;
Triphora, 33°-280*; Turritella, 30-143

Spinel from Mt. Pitt, 40:264

spinicollis, Agrianome, 40°146; Edusa,
39-204

Spinifex paradoxus, 41°632

spiniger, Talaurinus, 38°32*

spinipes, Maleuterpes, 28°79; Xenocnema,
var. australiae, 35°88*

spiniscens, Scaevola, 26°34

spinosa,-us, Acanthopleura, 44-206; Lep-
tops, 28° 106

spinosissima,-us, Solenognathus, 32-299;
var. of Aracana spilogaster, 39-488*

spintherias, Eutorna, 30-44*

spinulosa, Notaspis, 40°239

Spirits, beliefs in, among the Mailu,
39-650, 695

Spirocyathidae, M2-112

Spirocyathus, M2-112; irregularis,
M2-148*; radiatus, M2-147*

Spiroculina grata, 36°37

spissus, Decilaus, 29-:234*; Heteronyx,
33°40*

splendens, Augomela, 25°131; Charagia,
Hepialus, 28°246; Paropsis, 25°131

splendida,-us, Bothriopria, 39°406; Calo-
myrmex, subsp. purpureus, var. ere-

mophilus, 39-820*; Ceraphron, 38°117*;
Ceratoteleia, $7°140*; Colymbomorpha,
43:193*: Hadronotus, 37:179*; Lygo-
cerus, 38°90*; Mallateleioides, 37-152" :
Ooderelloides, 37°89*; Pantolytoidea,
39°391*: Pseudobaeus, 38°73*; Zonitis,
38-263

spodias, Proteuxoa, 33°56*

spodiotricha, Newcastlia, 38-468

spodochroa, Omphaletis, 39-365*

spodopa, Entometa, 28-239*

spodopasta, Xylorycta, 44-67*

Spodoptera, 44-146*

spodoptera, Melissoblaptes, 31-171*

spodostrota, Paratheta, 26°173*

Sponges,
to, M2-173

Spongiosus albertini, 43-299

spongiosa,-us, Atriplex, 39°828; Ophthal-
morychus, '28-83*

sporeta, Coesyra, 41°75*

Sporobolus indicus, 36°25;
var. pallidus, 39°94

Spratelloides delicatulus, 32-295

spretus, Cadulus, 35-212 ;

virginicus,

affinity of the achaeocyathinae

Spring Creek, Mt. Remarkable, quartzites
and sandstones of, 28°198; Tapley Hill
clay slates at, 26°265

spurcus, Mandalotus, 28-118*;
Iridomyrmex gracilis, 39°813*

spurius, Maechidius, 41°519

Spyridium eriocephalum, var. adpressum,

var. of

42°47*- phlebophyllum, 41°48, 43:36

squalidus Dystropicus, 37°307; Heter-
onyx, 32:380*; Leptops, 28°106; Man-
dalotus, 38: 307*

squamata, Cucumaria, 39°17; Pterostylis,
38°240*

squamibunda,-us, Elaeagna, °37°366;
Mandalotus, 35-74*, 40°323; Miso-
phrice, 38°336; Ophryota, 38-330;
Tylocis, 37:423*

squamiceps, Gillias, 40-449*; Tyrtaeosus,
@7°212*

squamifera, Patella, 30:207

squamiger, Liparetrus, 29:318

squamigera, Cardita, Venericardia,
33-350

squamipennis, Decilaus, 29:230*, 37°302;
Maechidius, 41°515*
squamirostris, Imaliodes, 37°411*
squamiseriatus, Pseudapries, 37:418*
squamivaria,-us, Diethusa, Lybaeba,
37-320; Tyrtaeosus, 37°332*
squamiventris, Gygaeus, 37°231*; Micro-
valgus, 38:206*; Misophrice, 30-74*,
38°337; Ouroporopterus, 37°367*
squamosus, Apatelus, 38-221; Onesorus,
32°203*; Pseudohostus, 39°789*; Ste-
thaspis, 43:192*; Trox, 28-285
squamulata, Lepidiota, 40°:293
squamulosa, Chloritis, Hadra,
melon, 39°771
Square Waterhole, 34-236
Squatina squatina, 32-292
Stagmatophora, 30°53; symbolias, 30°53*
Stalagmite, rate of growth in Anstey’s
copper mine, 25°15]
staminea,-us, Archidoris, 29:151*; Turbo,
40-591; 593
Standing, method of, among aborigines
of west coast of Northern Territory,
31°52
Srantey. Evan R. Complete analysis of
the Mt. Gambier basalt, with petro-
graphical descriptions, 33:82
Enstatite basalt from Kangaroo Island,
34°69
Lherzolite and olivine from Mt. Gam-
bier, 34°63
Noteworthy occurrence of biotite mica,
40°268
Stansbury, eocene beds of, 25-4
Stapelia buffonia, 37:454
stapipora, Archaeocyathus, M2-118*

Xantho-

Stathmopoda holobapta, trichopeda,
28°171*

Statice psiloclada, 36:24

Staurodoris pustulata, 29-151

Staurolite gneiss near Broken Hill,

M2°285

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Stauropus euryscia, 27°28*
stellaeformis, Patella, 30°208, 36°182, 194,
var. alba and chapmani, 36°182
stellaris, Deltocyathus, 28 60*
stellata,-us, Calyptorhynchus
38°426; Thelymitra, 44-333
stellio, Rhinaria, 28-130
Stemodia viscosa, 38468
stenadelpha, Hypertricha, 29:110*

banksi,

Stenamma longiceps, 40°217, 221
stenarga, Procometis, 26°199*
stenipteralis, Talis, 27°51*

stenobotrya, Grevillea, 38°462, 41-379, 635

stenocera,-us, Esmelina, 28-92*; Exithius,
37:°402

Stenochiton, 42°65; cymodocealis, 42°65,
70*, 44-284; juloides, 35:96, 36:143,
42-65, 76*; longicymba, 44 284; pal-
lens, 36°143, 42°65, 75*, 44 284; pils-

bryanus, 36°143, 42°65, 43°66. 44-283;
posidonialis, 42°65, 72*, 44-284
stenocnemis, Melanterius, 37°]86*

Stenocorynus lepidurus, 40°358:
lectus, subfasciatus, variabilis,

stenogaster, Poropterus, 37°349*

Stenolophus dingo, 25°115

Stenomidae, 30°50

Stenopetalum lineare, 39-830

Stenovherna, 25-78% ; chionocephala,
25°70"

stenophyllus, Lactarius, Piperites, 43:273*

stenoptila, Nephogenes, 41-°101*

stenora, Doratifera, 26°189*, 28°241

Stenorhynchus ramusculus, 30°104*

Stenoscaptia phlogozona, 28°212*

stenoscia, Angelia, 39°382*

stenosema, Batrachedra, 28°170*

stenota, Prorocopis, 27-45*

stenotarsus, Laius, 41°134*;
33-180*

stenotypa, Coesyra, 41-72*

stenozona, Kois, 26°248*

Step-faults in Mann Ranges,

Stephanopsis altifrons, 39°785

stepheni, Aethalides, 38-379*

Stenhen’s Creek, amphibole

' M2-268; amphibolite schist
M2-267; biotite augen-gneiss,

stephensi, Conocephalites, 43-390

Stephopoma nucleogranosum, 28:°143*

Stera conocephala, 40°73

stercoraria, Stropharia, 42-126*

Stercorarius parasiticus, 40°590

stereodesma, Xylorycta, 26°237*

Stereogram of Mt. Lofty ranges, 35-108

stereogramma, Dirades, 27-22*

Stereum adustum, cinerascens, 43°308;
elegans, 43:306; hirsutum, lobatum,
43-307; membranaceum, 43:308; semi-
lugens, 43:306; vellereum, 43-307;
villosum. 43-308; zonarium, 43°307*

Stericta aleuropa, QT: 5O*
zona, 26°188; chionopa,
27°219

G

neg-

38-296

Magdalis,

29-70

near,
near,

M2-281

leucodesma,

30:196; calli-

sterilis, Bromus; 35° 61: Cubicorrhynchus,
34°19; Mandalotus, 25° 27, 31:136
sternalis, Stethaspis, 36°48*
Steropis iacchus, 26°87
Stethaspides, 35°175 ©
35°176, 36°48;

Stethaspis, synopsis of
species of, 35°179, 36°50

Stethaspis eucalypti, 35:177; laetus,
35°179; metrosideri, 35-178; monti-
cola, 35:180*; nigrescens, piliger,
35°179; squamosus,:43-192*; &ternalis,
36:48*

Stethaspis. See also Xylonchus

Stethomela cornuta, cupripes, flavicornis,
40:408; flavomarginata, 40°410*; fovei-
pennis, 40°406; olivacea, 40408;
parryi, 40°407; poroptera, 40°406;
prasina, 40:407: purpureipennis,
40°408*: rara, 40°409*; submetallica,
var. femoralis, 40: 407", var. fraternalis,
40-406

Stethopachys formosa, 42-274.

steveni, var. of Battarea phalloides,
43-309
stewarti, Sclerorinus, 38°23

sthenozona, Cruria, 44-124*
Stibaroma hemadelpha, 26-233
stibaropis, Thyromorpha, 41:108*
Stichopus ludwigi, 39:17

sticta, Natica, 33 333*

Sticta stipitata, occurrence at Pewsey
Vale, 28°319
sticticollis, Calomela, Platymela, 40°405

sticticus, Microtragus, 41-622
Stictopeleia cuneata, 38-420;

cuneata, 39-740, 41-443
Stictoptera, 44-174*; pammeces, 44-174*
stictoptera, Narycia, 44:68*

cuneata

Stictopterinae, synopsis of genera of,
44-174

stigmatias, Peritorneuta, 41°120

stigmatipennis, Catasarcus, Cnerorhinus,
42°265

Stigmatops nese 38-436

Stigmodera, revision of, 40 78: synonymy
of species of, 40°85; synopsis of species
of, 40:92

Stigmodera acuticollis, 40-133* alexandri,

40°119*; argillacea, 40°126*; attenuata,
40°132*: barbiventris, 40°113*; black-
burni, 460°118*; browni, 40 121*;
coeruleipes, var. “montana, 40:138*;
desideria, 40°122*; erubescens, 25 23%;
erythroptera, 40- 134: festiva, 40°138*:
francag p40. 11") cieas. 20; bI2e,
gloriosa, 40°114*: guttigera, 25:°24*;
haswelli, -40°128*; hirundicauda,
40°137*; imperialis, 40:116*; leai,
40°136*; lepida, 40:129*; maculicollis,
40°127*; neglecta, 40°123* ; notaticollis,
40:117*; octocostata, -40°130*: oleata,
40 83*; pallas, 25-22*; pisciformis,
40°125*; planata, 40°133*; porosa,
40-110* ; propinqua, 40°124*; pulchella,
40°135*; rufocyanea, 40-117*; rufo-

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limbata, 40°120*; sanguinosa, 40°84;
serratipennis, 40°127*; sexnotata,
40°131*; subpura, 27-°307* ; tincticauda,
40°136*; titania, 40°134*; tyrrhena,
27°306

stilbiota, Tortricomorpha, 27:69*

Stilbula australiana, 37-93*; bidentata,
37°92*

stilbum, Apion, 34°32*

Stiltia isabella, 34-251, $8°422

stimpsori, Angasia, 28°146

Stipa arachnopus, 43:25; eremophila,
42°168; horrifolia, 44-191*; scabra,
39°825; scabra, var. auriculata,
42°169 ; scelerata, 41°378

stiphra, Daphnella, 33:322*
stipitaria, Collybia, 43-281*
stipitatum, Helipterum, 38°471, 39-841
Stiruinc, Sir EH. C. boriginal rock
paintings on the South Para, Barossa
ranges, 26-208
Description of some further remains of
Genyornis newton, Stirling and Zietz,
M1-111
Observations on the habits of the large
Central Australian monitor (Varanus
giganteus), with a note on the ‘fat
bodies’ of this species, 36°26
On the identity of Phascolomys (Phasco-
lonus gigas, Owen, and Sceparnodon
ramsayl, Owen, with a description of
some parts of its skeleton. M1-°127
Physical features of Lake Callabonna,
M1°1.
Preliminary report on the discovery of
natives remains at Swanport, River

Murray; with an enquiry into the
alleged occurrence of a pandemic
among the Australian aboriginals,
35°4

STIRLING, Sir E. C., and Zietz, A. H. C.
Genyornis newtoni, a new genus and
species of fossil struthious bird, M1-41

Description of the bones of the manus
and pes of Diprodon australis, Owen,

Hece sven of the vertebrae of Genyor-
nis newtoni, M1:81
Stirling, Sir E. C., death of, 43-1
Stirling East, cambrian basal beds at,

30°251

Stirling West, cambrian basal beds at,
30°250

stirlingi, Spilopyra, 38°344*

stokesi, Egernia, 38°444

Stolzite near Olary, 31:123

Stomach contents of birds from Central
Australia; by A. M. Lea, 38-439

Stomach contents of birds from the north-
western regions of South Australia; by
Arthur M. Lea, 39-760

Stomach contents of birds of the South
Australian Museum expedition to Strze-
lecki and Cooper Creeks; by Arthur-M.
Lea, 41°466

Stomatoceras australiensis, 37°73*; graci-
licorpus, 41°345; leai, 37-73*

Stomatoceroides clariscapus, 41-344*;
rubripes, 37°75, 41°345

Stomoxys calcitrans, 35 223

Stone axes from Queensland, 32°392

Stone Hut, sarsen stones at, 43°47

Stone implements of the Mailu, 39-646

stonei, Cheramoeca leucosternum, 38:428,

39°748, 41°454

Stonyfell, cambrian blue-metal limestone
at, 30°238; cambrian thick quartzites
at, 30°243; cambrian thick slates at,
30:236

Storena formosa, 39-780

stowae, Nacella, 30°209*, 31-101, 36-183,
195; Siphonaria, 30:223*, 31:105

stradbrokensis, Maechidius, 43°230*; var
of Lepidiota froggatti, 43-187*

straminea, Protomacha, 41°78*

stramonium, Datura, var. tatula, 35:3

strangei, Lima, 31°314
strangulatus, Talaurinus, 38:14
Stratigraphy of Broken Hill area,

M2-233; of central Australia, 38-41
Stratigraphy. See also under names of
localities
Streaky Bay, flora of, 32:263;
pox (?) among natives of, 35°30
Streams captured by Rocky Gully Creek,
32-124
Strebloceras cygnicollis, 34-126
Strength of South Australian timbers;
by R. W. Chapman, 32°325
Strepera graculina, microfilariae
34°107
Strepsiceros lasiophora, 32°323*; strepto-
gramma, Ereunetis, 29°115*; Telecrates,

27°229*

striata,-us, Acmaea, 30°207; Aonychus,
37°196; Chiton, 36°163; Chitonellus,
Cryptoplax, and var. gunni, 35-100,
36°163; Cucumaria, 39:18*; Decilaus
37°384* ; Hadronotus, 37°155*; Heter-
onyx, 33°70*; Lenzites, 43:°293; Lipa-
retrus, 29-287; Ostracion, 39:485*;
Pardalotinus, 38-438; Pardalotinus,
finkei, 38°438, 39-757; Pardalotinus,
subaffinis, 38-435, 438, 41-463; Patella,
30°207; Uromyces, 39°353

striataria, Acropteris, 27-18

Striated muscle, contraction of, 29-29;
structure of, 29-27

striatella, Haplonycha, 31°268

small-

of,

striatipectus, Cleptor, 39:307*
striatipennis, Chlamydopsis, 43:177*;
Geloptera, 39°252*; Heteronyx, 34:196
striato-puactata, Polystomella, 25-9
striatulus, Pleurotus, 43°289*
stricta,-um,-us, Amphipogon, 38:°461;
Casuarina, 43:350; Helipterum, 39°841;
Hibbertia, var. canescens, 43°36;

Linum, 36: 21; Orthoceras, 37-51
strigata, Columbella, 34-128

16

strigicollis, _ Cubicorrhynchus. 939:°77*;
Decemplocotes, 41°146; Diplocotes,
41:146, 150: Ditropidus, 44-234*

strigiventris, Saragus, 39°795*

strigoides, Podargus, $38°427, 39-747,
41-453

strigosa,-us, Halgania, 38°468; Lentinus,
43:290*; Uracanthus, 40 384

Stringmaking among the Wororra, 41:26

Stringy Bark. See Eucalyptus obliqua
and E. capitellata

striolatus, Gyrinus, Macrogyrus, 27°92

Strobilomyces floccopus, pallescvens,
43-296*

strongylioides, Anaxo, 44:201*

Strongylium fuscovestitum, 38-232*
Strongylophylla, Acacia, 39: 832
Stropharia obturata, 42°125*; stercoraria,
42-126"; umbonatescens, 42-127*
strophiolata, Goodenia, 41°387
strophiopeda, Gelechia, 26°140
Struan beach deposits, 38°482
Struthious fossils in Australia, discovery
of, M1-41; geological age of, M1-45
Strzelecki Creek, 41:407, M1-11.

Strzelecki Creek. country. See Cooper
Creek country
strzelecki, Hemiporcellio, 41°477*

Stuart Range, pseudomorphs of shells in
opal from, 44-387

Stuart’s Creek, desert sandstone near
cattle station at, 29°88; travertine of,
29°91

stuarti, Myriocephalus, 38:471; Vani-
coropsis, M2-42*

stuartiana, Eucalyptus, 32°285, 286

Studies in Australian lepidoptera; by A.
Jefferis Turner, 41°57

Sturt Bay, eocene beds near, 25-4

Sturt River gorge, analysis of tillite of,
M2-245

Sturt Valley,
25°10, 30-232

sturti, Cassia, 26°33, 41-382, 639; Delphi-
nula, M2-41*; Gossypium, 38-466

sturtiana,-um, Ostrea, 40°259; var.
Helipterum floribundum, 40-73

Stychus amycteroides, 41°620

stygium, Limnanthemum, 42°52*

Stylaclista, 39°389*; notabilis, 39-390*

Stylidium, 40-462

stylifera, Conosmilia, 28°66*

Styphelia depressa, 41-664

stypticus, Panus, 43:291

Styrus revolutus, 38-381*

Sua’u people, 39°508

suaveolens, Nicotiana, 38°468, 39-835,
var. excelsior, 39°835*

suavior, Lepidiota, 36°56*, 40:293

suavis, Colaspoides, 39-295* ; Haplonycha,
43-189*; Heteronyx, 33: O7*

_subaenea, Pterosema, 41:348*

subaenescens, Platynectes, 25-125

subaequalis, Asemantus, 42°261;
nopterus, 42-260

G2

cambrian glacial till in,

of

Sema-

PY

/

subaffinis, Pardalotinus striatus, 38:435,
438, 41°463
subalbida, Chrysochloroma, 30°127
subangulata, Rhyparida, 39°139*
subapicalis, Tapinocis, 37:408*
subargentea, Marane, 27:23
subasterospora, Inoeybe, 42°106*
subaurita, Cytherea, M2-33*
sub-balteatus, Panaeolus, 42°135*
sub-basalis, Aegus, 38°251*
subcalceatus, Auletes, 34:42*
subcancellata, Seirotrana, 38°404*
subcarinatum, -us, Astele, 29-172;
28°283
subcollariatum, Hebeloma, 42:104*
subconicollis, Psepholax, 37:436*
subcostatus, Agetinus, 39-263 ; Chiroplatys,
42-260 ; Cryptodus, 43: 933 : Phileurus,
Semanopterus, 42-260
subcylindricornis, Articerus, 43-168*
subcylindricus, Heteronyx, 34:217*
subdepressa, Glycyphana, 38:°197
subdigitata, Leptochloa, 38-460,
subereus, Paleticus, 37°372
subfaleata, Monobolodes, 27-21
subfasciata,-us, Chrysodema,
Diethusa, 37°304; Leptops,
Nocar, 44-210*; Stenocorynus,
subfasciculatus, Omydaus, 36:94*
subfenestratus, Septifer, 28°-251*
subfloccosa, Eremophila, 36-172
subfornicatus, Onidistus, 36:119*
subfortis, Heteronyx, 32°385*
subfoveata, Dilochrosis, 38-151
subfulvus, Polystictus, 45:298
subfuscus, Heteronyx, 34-172
subglaber, Heteronyx, 34-198;
lotus, 28-122*
subglauca, Elesma, 32°61
subglobosa, Pinnoteres, 31°179*
subglusa, Melampsalta, 38°354%*,
subgranularis, Zizyphinus, 29-172
subgranulatum, Calliostoma, 29-172
subgulosa, Melampsalta, 39°91
subhumeralis, Cleptor, 39-306*;
lotus, 40°328*
sublaeta, Tomyris, 39-180*
Subincision among aborigines of north-
western South Australia, 28°23
sublaminata, Baris, 30:90"
sublateritium, Hypholoma, 42-129*

Trox,

44-374

40°139*;
38-296;
38-296

Manda-

39°91

Manda-

sublautus, Telmatophilus, 27-158*

sublevata,-um, Thersites, XManthomelon,
29-162

sublineata,-us, Ischnomera, var. monti-
cola, 41°314*: Prosayleus, 25°627;
Sclerorinus, 38:23

sublunata, Acacia, 43°32

submaculata,-us, Balaninus, 28°134*;

Edusa, 39-218*
submarginata, Uropoda, 40-237*
submersa, Trithuria, 42°41
submetallica,-us, Heteronyx,
Misophrice, 30°79; Prypnocolaspis,
39° 322"; Stethomela, var. femoralis,
40:407*, var. fraternalis, 40-406

34-148* ;

submissaria, Iodis, 30°127

submurina, Polydesma, 38°457
submuticus, Onthophagus, 27° 294"

subnigella, Cryptarcha, 27°117*

subniger,-rum, Notofaleo, 38:426; Hyp-
nos, 32° 9992

subnitidus, Camponotus, Dinomyrmex,
39°817; Poropterculus, 36°100*

subocelliger, Onthophagus, 27°299*

subopaca,-um,-us, Apion, 34°31*; Baris,
30°87*: Fornax, 40°318*; Tyrtaeosus,

37°206*

suborbicularis, Padrasna, 35°116
subornatellus, Trechus, 25°117*
subostreatus, Pleurotus, 43°289*
subovalis, Lingula, M28
subparallelus; Paleticus, 37:372
subpilosa, Metallesthes, 38-189
subplicata, Drillia, 33-300*

subpura, Stiemodera; 21°307*

subradians, Glycimeris, 26°132*

subradiata, Carditella, Condylocardia,
32°358

subrosea, Olulis,, $2°75*; Palparia,
Wingia, 41-103

subrostralis, Myllocerus, 30°279*

subsagittatus, Microdiscus, Ptychoparia,
43-383

subsericans, Scitala, .31°256*
Subsidences at Ardrossan, Balgowan,
‘Sliding Rocks,’ Parara, 42:212
subsignata, Cirphis, 30/119
subsolenoides, Modiola, M2:22
subsquamosa,-us, | Liparetrus,
Turritella, 34°118
substriaticeps, Baryconus,
substriatus, Saragus, 38°37
substrigosus, Cubicorrhynchus,
Subterranean water,
to, 29°91
subtilitexta, Emarginula, 32°193*
subtomentosus, Lactarius, Russularia,
43-274* “59
subtrigona, Carditella, 32°352
subtuberculatus, Neomelanterius,
Prypnus, 35°63
subula, Cleodora, Clio, 31:108; Triphora,
33°279
subundulata, Acmaea, 30°214, 36:185,
199, 38:366; Tectura, 30 214
subviola, Deltocyathus, 26-4*
subviridis, Acanthochites, 35-104*; Acan-
thochiton, 44°290; Heterozona, 42°81
subvittata, Mordella, 41:228
succinea, Diaphonia, 38-178
suffocatum, Trifolium, 35-60
suffusus, Ocybadistes, 35-116
‘Sugar-bag fly’ of Northern
41°31
Sugar Gum. See Eucalyptus corynocalyx
Sugarloaf Hill, cambrian limestone at,
35°54
Suggestions on the origin of the salt
lagoons of southern Yorke Peninsula;
by Walter Howchin, 25-1

29-301;
39°446*

8*

39°79*

travertine as a guide

37°320;

Territory,

168

Chiton, 36°146; Glycimeris,
Ischnochiton, 36°146; Ononyc- ©

sulcata,-us,
M2°38 ;

tus, 38:383*; Otiorhynchus, 30°71;
Paguristes, 29°258*; Panopaea, M2-38
sulcaticeps, Hoplopriella, 39°425*

sulcicollis, Egestria, 39°796; Pycnomerus,
27°132*

sulcifrons, Heteronyx, 33:70*; Hexaplo-

41°150; Pseudoporopterus,
sulcipennis, Chalcopterus, 37:9, 13; Lispi-

nus, 26°27*; Platydesmus, 31 7]
sulcirostris, Rhinaria, 28°126*
sulciventris, Articerus, 42°252*; Porop-

terus, 33°188*

sulfurea, Diethusa, 37°319*
Summer sores in horses, 43:°123

sumneri, Secodes, 37°70*

sunias, Apaustus, 26°101, 35:148; Ocyba-
distes, Padraona, 35°151; Pamphila,
26°101, 35°151

superba,-us, Baryconus, 39°445; Cerato-
teleia, 37°174*. 39°445; Denisonia,
37°457: Emarginula, 30216; eta-
pelma, 41°357*; Scorpiopsis, 30°50,
41-120

superciliosa,-us. Anas, *36°178; Anas,
rogersi, 38°423; Campbellornis, 39-754,
41°460; Climacteris, 37°456; Climac-
teris erythrops, 38°434, 39°757;

Morganornis, 38°430, 39°751

Superstitions of aborigines of west coast
of Northern Territory, 31°18. See also
Legends

Supplementary notes on the occurrence of
aboriginal remains discovered by S. A. ,
White at Fulham, with remarks on the
geological section ; by Walter Howchin,
43°81

Supposed incidental occurrence of a
sucker fish (Echeneis australis, Bennett)
in Australian waters; by Edgar R..
Waite, 39-340

Surattha hedyscopa, 29-103*

Surcula perksi, 33-295; quoyi, 33-294

Surface-tension between electrolytes, 29°3

Susica alphaea, 28243; dochmosema,
26:191*; miltocosma, 26:191*, 28-243

suspiciosus, Ocnodus, 31°279*

suta, Denisonia, 43°422

suteri, Kionotrochus, 30°155*

suturalis, Acantholophus, 39°58: Belus,
32:231; Chalcopterus, 37°13; Decilaus,
37°385*; Diethusa, 37:189*; Edusa,
39:200; Elleschodes, 32°241*; Euops,
33°:175; Fornax, 40°315*; Leptops,
40°347*; Myllocerus, 29°-216*; Scala,

30-148; Scitala. 31-245, 43-194; Seri-
cesthis, 31°245, 273, 43:194; Temialma,

34°54*; Terillus, 39:°205; Uracanthus,
40-380
suturata, Diaphonia, 38-186 ;
Swainsona burkei, 42°174; campvlantha,
38°465, 41°639, 42°174; coluteoides,
41-382; oliveri, 37°:121; phacifolia,
41°47; procumbens, 40°65

169

Swallow holes of southern Yorke Penin-
sula, 25°5

Swamp cancer in northern Australia,
43:120; in Solomon Islands, 43-130

Swamp cancer. See also Granulomata

Swamps of Mt. Compass district, 34:236

Swanport, kitchen-midden at, 35-6;
native remains at, 35°4

Swan View National Park, 34-293

swanseaensis, Timareta, 33°152*

Swimming among aborigines of
coast of Northern Territory, 31°53

Syarbis pulchellus, .38:319*; eucalypti,
38°320*

Sydney National Park, 34291

Sydney natives, smallpox(?) among, in
1789, 35°21

sydneanus, Kyphosus, 32:267

sydneyanus, Heteronyx, 34:197; Mordella,
41-228, var. cairnsensis, 41° 398%

sydneyensis, Cyttalia, 30:82; Mandalotus,
31°151*; Onthophagus, 27-296*

32-92% ;

Sylepta ageneta, chrysampyx,
*
Licinoma, 38:°391; Liparetrus,

phricosticha, 32-93
sylvicola,

29-311, 312; Melolontha, 29:311; var.

of Psalliota campestris, 42:122
symbolias, Stagmatophora, 20°53*
Symbranchus bengalensis, 32 296
symmetrica, Bathyactis, 30°161, 33-247;

Fungia, 30-161
symmomus, Trapezites, 26°86, 35-139
symmopa, Prorocopis, 39°373*
symmora, Nepticula, 30°59*
symmorpha, Selidosema, 28°231*

west

Symphyletes compos, 26 319*; fasciatus,
25°39*: lentus, 25°38*

Symphyta, 26°187*; cyclomela, 28-240;
nyctopis, psaropis, 26°187*

Sympiezoscelus norfolcencis, $37°432*;
spencei, var. minor, 37:433*

synapticulosus, Pyconoidocyathus, M2-132*

Synatractus variabilis, 44-199

Synclinal fold at Wilpena Pound, 28-261

syncolla, Nephogenes, 49 97*

Syncyclonema socialis, M2-9

syndesma, Zethes, 27-40*

Synemon monodesma, 29:173*;
tila, 30-136*

Syngnathus argus, curtirostris, olivacea,
pelagicus, poecilolaemus, semifasciatus,
32-298

synnephela, Wingia, 41:103*

synopticus, Xylophilus, 41-191*

Synnotia bicolor, 37°123

Synomus, 38:292; aeruginosus, 29-221*;
inconspicuus, ovipennis, 38°293*

Synonymic notes on a recent catalogue of
cicadidae in the South Australian
Museum; by Howard Ashton, 39:91

synopla, Cruria, 27-1*

Synopsis of the fishes of South Australia ;
by A. Zietz, 32-288, 294, 33-263

Synthaca, 32°69*; gilviceps, 32-70*

phaeop-

Syntomactis argoscia, 28°175*; crebra,
30°53*; decalopha, 28-175*; gnophodes,
28: 176*; melamydra, 28°177*; peri-
nephes, ’ polychroa, 28°176*

Syntomis cremnotherma, 30°198

Syntozyga, 25°70*; psammetalla, 25°70*

Sypharochiton funereus, 44-291; pellis-
serpentis maugeanus, 44-266

Syringocnema, M2-113, 153%;
M2-153*

Syringocnemidae, M2-113

syrtica, Paratheta, 26°174*

Systasis henrici, 37:106*

Systatica, 28:229*; xanthastis,
29-179

Systellopides, 29-277, 31°234

Systellopus ater, 43° 187*

Systole opus, 37: ion

Syzeton lateralis, 41-185

Syzetonellus humeralis, 41-185

favus,

28-229,

tabellicornis, Onthophagus, 27°302
tabernacularis, Discorbina, 39°349
Tabu among the Mailu, 39-576, 580, 666
Tachinus novitius, 26° 19
Tachybaptus ruficollis
38°422
Tachys, 25:120; adelaidae, similis, trans-
versicollis, 25°122; victoriensis, 25-121
tacta, Rigema, 27:18
tadornoides, Casarca, $8°423
taeniatus, Ablacopus, 38-169*
taeniensis, Heteronyx, 33:61*
Taeniogyrus allani, 39:21
taeniolata, Lygosoma, 41°472
Taeniopygia castanotis, 38°437,

41-465

Tagiades, 26°45, 35:°115;
35°116,118; gamelia, janetta,
35°116, 118; louwisa, 35-116, 117

Talaeporia magnella, 30:207

Talantis chimerina, 41°101

Talaurinus aequalis, 38°15; bubaroides,
38°31*; camdenensis, 28:111; carina-
tifrons, 38:29%; cariosus, 35°75;
crassiceps, 38°15; dameli, 35-75; exca-
vatus, 28:111; flaveolus, 38:26*; fovea-
tus, 28-111; halmaturinus, 38-30%;
helmsi, 38°15; howitti, 38:13; imitator,
38:15; impressicollis, 38°17; maculi-
pennis, var. brevior, 38°26*; obscurus,
33:20; penicillatus, 38:13; plagiatus,
38 99% pulverulentus, var. prosternalis,
38:29*; regularis, 38°15; riverinae,
38°13; septentrionalis, 38-14; simil-
limus, 28°111; solidus, 33°15; spiniger,
38-32*; strangulatus, 38°14

Talayra elongata, 41-171

Tale in Port Lincoln district, 31°76

Talis cyclosema, diacentra, 29-103;
eremenopa, 27°51*; macroura, 26°233* ;
stenipteralis, 27°51*

Tambourine Mountain, 37:450

novae-hollandiae,

39-759,

australensis,

26°45,

'tamworthi, Onthophagus, 27:292*

170

Tanacetum boreale, huronense, 36:172
Tancredia plana, sp, ind., M2°3
tandanus, Copidoglanis, 26: 266, 32°296
tantilla, Tomyris, 39-179*

Tanunda, cambrian basal beds at, 30°257;

quartzites and sandstones, 28-203
tanygona, Euchloris, 28-220*
Tanymecica, 40-500* ; xanthoplaca,

40°500*
tanyrhynchus, Berosiris, | Dystropicus,

37°307
Taphrina aurea, 39°354
Tapinocis, 37:405*; corticalis, 37:406*;

scutellaris, 37°407*; subapicalis, 37-408*
tapinodes, Zeuctophlebia, 28-228*
tapinopa, Phyzanica, 41:117*
Tapinoschema, 38:142; digglesi,

38°187; lacunosa, 38°188
Tapleys Hill slates, 28°264; at

bowrie, M2:255; at Horrocks

28:265; at Maldigo Well,

Mt. Remarkable, 28-265; at Orroroo,

33°253; at Spring Creek, 28-265
Taplin, G. on disease among Narrinyeri,

impar,
Bim-
M2-240; at

35°19
Tarache, 44°171*; clerana, 27-10;
euschema, 44-172"; hieroglyphica,
27°10; lunata, 27°32*; micrastis, neu-
rota, 27°33* ; nivipicta, 27:10
Taractrocera, 35°143*; caeleno, 26-98,
35°145; dolon, 35°144; papyria, 26-98

Taralge, 26°265
Taranga farm, Brighton limestones and
eocene deposits at, 28°278

tarculensis, Acacia, 36°171*, 43:32

tarda,-us, Amarygmus, 37°34; Blasto-
basis, 26°170*

Tarkee, 26:265

Taromorpha, 25°113

tarsalis, Amydala, 37°443*; Athyreocis,
37° 268° : Colaspoides, 39° 286" : Cyttalia,
30°82 ; Diphucephala, 40: 995* ; Heter-
onyx, 33° 26*; Laius, 41-140; Mordella,
41°:242*; Onesorus, ‘40: 363* ; Perissops,
37°323*

tasmani, Adelotopus, 25:°18*; Clambus,
26°288*

tasmaniae, Trechus, 25-118*

Tasmania, cambrian trilobites of, 43°373;
forest reserves of, 34°302; new genus
of chalcidoid hymenoptera from, 37°65;
southern, chitons of, 44-263

Tasmanian ants and ant-nests,
from, 40°224

Tasmanian element in Kangaroo Island
flora, 32°258

tasmanica,-um,-us, Aclista,
Amarygmus, 37°33; Anisynta, 35°141;
Antitrogus, 42:°257; Apion, 34:°35*;
Ceraphron, 38:°110*; Cithara, 33°311;
Conostigmus, 38°92*; Crepicephalus,
43-390; Cryptophagus, 31:232*: Danph-
nella, 33°324, var. bitorquata, 33-324;
Dikelocephalus, 43°390; Fulica atra,
38°421; Hesperilla, 26: 96, 35°141;
Heteronyx, 33°54*; Homalium, 26-27* ;

acarians

Pass,

39°395* ;

Hoplopriella, 39°422*; Kopionella,
44-268*, 286; Laemophlaeus, 27°144;
Mangilia, 33-311; Mirobaeoides, 3g :74*;
Modiolarca, 31°105; Myodora, 31°311;

Mytilicardia, 32:347; Noda, 39-263;
Patella, 30°206; Plaxiphora, 36-156;
Puccinia, 39°354; Trapezites, 26-96,

35°141; Triphora, 33-290, var. lilacina,
33°291*, var. lilacina, var. aureovincta,
34°126, 33°291*;
28:292* ;
40-238° : var. of Callitris cupressiformis,
44:190; var. of Machrohelodes crassus,
43°249; var. of Siphonaria denticulata,
31°105

tasmaniense, var. of
costatum, 33-186*

tasmaniensis, Atractocerus,

Fusus, 36:221;

var. nivea, Trox,

Melanteriosoma

41:143*;

Megastigmus, 37°80*;
Perilampus, 37°75*; —_Platygerrhus,
Si-yor: Ptychoparia, 43: 392* ; Tumidi-
coxella, S775"; “War vu Decilaus auri-
comus, 37°389

Tate, Ralph, death of, 25 153, 26°352

Tate, R., on the paleozoic deposits of South
Australia, 28°255

Tate’s monoclinal theory of the Mt. Lofty
ranges, 28°256

Tate, Mt., 38°50

tateanus, Ischnochiton, 36°147

tatei, Acanthochites, 36:163: Acantho-
chiton, 44-287, 290; Coscinocyathus,
M2-115; Dolichometopus, 43 382*;
Isocardia, M2:32*; Megalotrox, 28-291;
Modiola, M2-21*; Orthis, 29-249*;
Pteria, M2- it*; Ptychoparia, Redlichia,
43-382* ; Rhombatractus, 33°264 ; Trox,

28:°285, 291; Tugurium, 33°270; Xan-
thorrhoea, 40-7: Zenophora, 33-270
Tatella maranoana, M2-36
Tatooing among the Mailu, 39°543
Tatorhynchus vinctalis, 41 ‘457
tatula, var. of Datura stramonium, 35°3
taurus, Bolboceras, 40°278; Cubicor-
rhynchus, 39°61; Odontaspis, 32°291
Tavara people, 39°508

Taxeotis acrothecta, 28°223*: adelpha,
28:224*: dasyzona, 27:185*; epigaea,
28:225*; holoscia, 27°186*; orphnina,
26:224* . xanthogramma, 27:186*,
30°197

TayLtor, T. GrirritH. Archaeocyathinae

from "the cambrian of South Australia,

with an account of the morphology and

affinities of the whole class, M2:55
Taylor Island, flora of, 32: 268

taylori, Mandalotus, 35-67"; Myllocerus,
33°148*, 38:275

Tcheeree, 26:265

Teara argentata, argentosa, 27°23;

denticulata, edwardsi, 27:16; fimbriata,
26:176; togata, 27° 16

Teatree Gully, cambrian blue-metal lime-
stone at, 30°238; ‘upland’: miocene at,
33:106; upper Torrens-limestone at,

39°6

ee ee

Turritella, 34-124: Uropoda, —

171

Techmessa bifoveicollis,
collis, 41-291

Tecoma oxleyi, 39-836

Tecticornia cinerea, 43-366*

Tectonic movements in Willungs district,
35°53

Tectonic problems of Yorke Peninsula,
42-217

Tectura jacksoniensis, 30°212; septiformis,

41:299* ;

rufi-

30°215; subundulata, 30-214
tectus, Ptinus, 41:147; Pseudoryctes,
41-566

Teeta waterhole, 39-718

Telamonia austro-evernius, 42:100*
Teleasinae, synopsis of genera of, 38°75
Telecrates streptogramma, 27° 22 29%
Telenominae, synopsis of genera of, 37-157
Telenomoides, 37:168* ; synopsis of species

of, 37-170

Telenomoides angustipennis, bicolor,
37-169*; flavipes, 37:168*; giraulti,
insularis, 37°169*; nigricornis, nigri-

coxa, 37°170* ;
Telenomus, synopsis of Australian species

of, 37°168

Telenomus oaxes, ocnus, 38°120*; odyssea,
37-162*; oeagrus, oecleus, 8T- 163* ;
oedipus, oeneus, 37°164*; nenoue)
oenopion, 37°165*; ogyges, olympus,
omphale, 37:166*; ophion, 37-167*;
oreas, 37°180*; orestes, 37°167*; ori-
thyia, 37°180* ; ormenis, orodes,
37-°181*; orontes, 39°120*; orpheus,

37°181*; osiris, 37°180*; ossa, 38-119*;
pulcherrimus, 38°121*

telephoroides, Scraptia, 41-165*

telescopialis, Drillia, 33-307

Telesto, 26-48, 35-120; synopsis of species
of, 26°48 :

Telesto andersoni, 26-66, 35°125; arsenia,
35-129; atralba, 26-71, 35-132; bathro-
phora, 26°82*, 35-126; caecilius, 35-138;
chaostola, 26°65, 35°1382; chrysotricha,
26°59*, 35:121; comma, 26-96, 35-141;
compacta, 26°77, 35°124; croceus,
26°79, 35:131; crypsargyra, 26°58,
35-134; crypsigramma, 26°81*. 35-128;
eyclospila, 26°63*, 35-121; dactyliota,
26°71, 35-132; dirphia, 26°60; dispar,
26°67, 35:123; dominula, 26-61, 35-133;
donnysa, 26°64, 35°122; doubledayi,
26°72, 35°125; drachmophora, 26°61,
35°133; eclipsis, 26°69, 35-123; eliena,
35-138; extranea, 35°125; flammeata,
26°69, 35-123; iacchus, 35°138; idothea,
26°68, 35-123; ismene, 26°73, 35-125;
kochi, 26°75, 35°129; leachi, 26-72,
35:125; leucostigma, 26°73*, 35°125;
mastersi, 26°55; megalopis, 26°85,
35°136; melania, 35°126; monotherm,
SIG see O12 ; inonticolae. 26°62;

'-munionga, 26°56, 35:°136; ornata,
26°53, 35°135; parvulus, 26°73, 35:125;
perornata, 26°52; 35:°135; _ perroni,
26°75, 35°129; phloea, 26°94, 35-140;

picta, 26°57; praxedes, 26:86, 35:140;
saxula, 35°126; senta, 26°78, 35:131;
sexguttata, 26° 74, 35°126; tymbophora,

26°70*, 35-124; xanthomera, 26:°80*,
35°132
Telicota, 26°102, 35:154*; synopsis of

species of, 26°103

Telicota anisodesma, 35:157*; aruana,
35°160; augias, 26°105, 35°155, var.
ancilla, 35°156, var. augustula, 35-157,
var. mesoptis, 35°157*; bambusae,
26°107, 35-156; brachydesma, 32-:312*,
35°159; eurychlora, 32:314*, 35-159;
marnas, 26°103, 35-148; ohara, 26-104,
35-159

telicotae, Elasmus, 41:345*

Tellina basedowi, 25-148*;
buriensis, M2-34

tellinaeformis, Sarepta, 31:°218

Telmatophilus sublautus, 27-158*

Telura, 43-214; clypealis, 43-215*; vitti-
collis, 43-215

Temialma, 34°53*; suturalis, 34-54*

Temnolopha, 25-72*; metallota, 25-73*;
mosaica, 25°72*

Temnopalpus bicolor, 41:168

tempestivus, Heteronyx, 33°51

Temple Bar Well, 38-47

Templetonia batti, 43°33

mariae-

templetoni, Dappula, EKumeta, Oiketicus,
31°200 ;

temporalis, Aegintha, macgillivrayi,
38-480; Pomatostomus, rubeculus,
38°430

Tenagodus anguinus, 36°209; australis,

36°208; weldi, 36°209

tenebrica, Columbella, Mitrella, Pyrene,
34-132

Tenebrionidae, Australian, 38°369;
South Australian Museum, 38-219

tenebrosa,-us, Argyroploce, 40°531*;
Exithius, 37°-398*; Heteronyx, 33:29*

tenera, Galera, 42-°117*

tenisoni, Columbella, 34-137; Limopsis,
30°218, var. penelevis, 31:218*; Mit-
rella, 34:137; Nucula, 31-216

10-maculata, Phyllocharis, 40-420

tennantensis, Acantholophus, 39°68*

Tentegia cycloptera, 37:408*; favosa,
37°305; quadriseriata, tortipes, 36-102*

tenuicollis, Lagria, 41-177*

tenuicornis, Calomela, 40°402*; Chalcop-
terus, 37°12; Mandalotus, 36-78%,
40°324; Microrhagus, 40°305*; Terpo-
ropus, 36°129*

tenuifasciatus, Euryporopterus, 36°111*

tenuifolia, Alsine, 35°2; Cardamine,
41°43; Cheilanthes, 39-824; Diplotaxis,
42-173; Pultenaea, 43-34

tenuifrons, Ditropidus, 44-236*

tenuipes, Acidalia, 38-246*

tenuirostris, Hyparinus, 37:342*; Neo-
nectris, brevicaudus, 40-591; Neositta
pileata, 38-434, 480, 39-756

in the

172

tenuis, Chalcolampra,
31: 197; Columbella,
cornia, 43-363" :

40. 422*; Clania,
34:131; Pachy-
Pseudomydaus, 36 96%,
37° 376; Pyrene, 34131; kkhyparida,
39°164*; Salicornia, 43: 358, 363
tenuistria, Canthylidia, 273

tenuistriata, -um, Apion, 3428*; Baris,
30:92*
Tepalicus, 36°107*; semicalvus, 36 108*

tephrastis, Zonopetala, 41-:107*
Tephris glaucobasis, 27:56*, 30 196
tephrochroa, Angelia, 27: 194*

tephrodes, Ocystola, 26 243*;
40°512*
tephroptera, Agriophara, 27-°230*
Tephrosia purpurea, 26 33
Tep. ER, J. G. O. Descriptions of some new
species of Orthoptera from _ north-
western South Australia, 28 162

Tortrix,

Insects collected in the north western |
region of South Australia proper by ©

H. Basedow; with descriptions of new
species of mantidae and phasmidae,
29:237
List of the described genera and species
of the Australian and Polynesian
phasmidae (spectre-insects), 26 278
Tepper, J. G. O., exhibit of a niunog sao
phosphatic rock from Paratoo, 20 326
tepperi, Prasophyllum, 33 206*; Tomyris,
39°179*
tepperiana, Battarea, 43-309
Terapon truttaceus, 38-446
Teratomorpha coeliota, 26°164, 41:119

Terebra beddomei, 34°137; dyscritos,
30:149*, 33-314

Terebratella cumingi, 34:97

Terebratula australis, 34°96; cancellata,
34°95; dentata, 34-96; fibula, 34 97;
flavescens, incurva, 34°96; lamarckiana,
34 98; wyvillei, 34:94

Terebratulina cancellata, 3495; cavata,

34°95*

Terenochiton badius columnarius, liratus,
42-80

Teres mimica, 33°326

tereticaulis, Carex, 43:28

Teretriosoma, 27:109; gradile, 27:110*;
sorellense, 27°111*

Teretrius doddi, 27:109*

teriadata, Micronia, 27°18

Teria smilax, 38-455

Terillus, 39: 935, 261; foveolata, 39°173;

micans, 39-274; porosus, 39:273;
rotundicollis, 39-239. 261 - suturalis,
39°205; vittatus, 39-239

terminalis, Eucalyptus, 39:834; Gena,

29-166*

termitari, Leaiopria, 39°427*

Terporopus, 36:129* ; tenuicornis, 36-129*

terrae-reginae, Paromalus, 27° 103* ; Rop-
toperus, 36°132*, 37-393

terrena, Essolithna, 28:97*

terrestris, Pezoporus, 39°846; Thelephora,
43-306

tersus, Cleptor, 39 311*

Tertiary basalt of South Australia, 33-100

Tertiary corals, Australian, 25 48, 26-1,
Y59, 27-205, 28°52

Tertiary deposits at Broken Hill, M2-243;
at Burt Plain, 38°41; at Happy Valley,

28:248; at Houghton, 33106; at
Neales River, 3841; at Noar unga,
28 210; at Oodnadatta, 38-41; ‘at Wit-

ton Bluff, 28-270

Tertiary. See also under the divisions of
the tertiary

tertius, Oiketicus, 31-200

terzonatum, Cryptorhopalum, ee 171*

tesquorum, Brachycome, 40°75*

tessellata,-um,-us, Cryptozoon, 38°7*;
Ficula, Ficus, Pyrula, 36°218

tessellatella, Lindera, 41°375

testacea,-us, Brachypterus, 26 300; Cala-
denia, 42:°29*; Hemicistela, 44 202*;
Heteronyx, 33°51; Notobrachypterus,
26 300; Trygon, 32:292

testudinea, Bactra, 40°525*

testudinis, var. of Caledoniella contusi-
formis, 29°185*

Tetanus and fatigue, 29°42

Tetengia, 36 106*; solenopa, 36:106* .

tetracentra, Heterobathra, 30 47*

tetraclada, Amelora, Thalainodes, 26 231

Tetracnemella hemiptera, 41°355; hyalini-

pennis, 41355*; megymeni, 41 354%,
var. brachyptera, 41°354*
tetragoniae, Puccinia, 39:354
Tetralophus elevatus, 3964; excursus,

39 65
tetralychna, Ardozyga, 26°244*
‘l'etramopria longiciliata, 39°442* ; pulchra,

39°443*
Tetraodon armilla,

geneion, 40°450
tetrapetala, Frankenia, 40°€8
tetraphaea, Borkhausenia, 41°57
Tetraphleps, 30 138; paroa, 26°191*
tetraplasia, Capua, 40°508*

39°475*; hypselo-

tetraspila, Euchloris, 25:°66*; Tinea,
29°115*
tetraspilota, Geloptera, 39°253*; Rhy-

parida, 39°147*
tetraspora, Philobota, 26 241; Procometis,
27:199*, 30 197; Trachyntis. 26°241
tetrasticha, Leptomeris, 26 250*
Tetrastichella, 37-108*; fuscipennis,
37°108*
Tetrastichus mittagongensis, 37°68*
Tetratheca pilosa, 43°35
tetrazona, Xylorycta, 25:84*, 26 238

tetrica,-us, Acropolitis, 40°504*; Ano-
dontonyx, 31°261*

Tetrodon altipinnis, 40°450; pleuro-
gramma, 40°451

tetrops, Lissapterus, 40: -275*

Tettigia hilli, 38°357*

Teucrium racemosum, 38°468

teutonia, Anaphaeis, 38-455

textilis, ’ Diaphorillas, 38°432. 438; Dia-
phorillas, purnelli, 38-438, 39° 154;

Eulechria, 30°36*

173

Thackaringa, amphibole _ schist near,
M2-267; granite at, M2-254; pyroxene
amphibolite near, M2-°256

Thalacomys lagotis, 41:433

Thalainodes, 26° -231*, 27-217; allochroa,
2652 3 paronycha, tetraclada, 26: 23]

Thalassia antarctica, 37:1

thalassica, Euchloris, 28-221*

Thalassoma purpureum, trilobatum, um-
brostigma, 40°445

Thalatha, 44-°145*

Thallarcha catasticta,
39-360*

Thalpochares basilissa, 27-12

Thamnomyces hippotrichoides. 43:283*

thanatopsis, Ypsolophus, 25-82*

Thaumaglossa, 27°166

Thecalia macrotheca, 32°347

Thechia alternata, cinerascens, 35°84*

Theft, treatment of, among the Mailu,
39-580

Thegalea, 44-147*

Thelephora terrestris, 43°306

Thelxinoa, 27°12; calliscia, 27:12

Thelymitra antennifera, 33:12, 44-333;
aristata, 33-12, 44-332; azurea, 41-342";
canaliculata, crinita, fasciculata, 44-332;
flexuosa, fusco- lutea, 33°12, 44-333;
grandiflora, 33-12; ixioides, 44-332:
longifolia, 33-12, 44-332; luteocilium,
pauciflora, 33:12; stellata, tigrina,
44-333; truncata, 41°343*; variegata,
44-333; venosa, 31:125; villosa,
44-333

Thelymitra antennifera,
37°56; fusco-lutea,
37°58 ;
tion in,
37-60

Thelymitra epipactoides, F. v. M.
orchid new to the State: by
Rogers, 33-262

themerodes, Cryptophasa, 28-244*:
sticha, 26°152*

Themognatha, synonymy of species
40°86; synopsis of species of, 40- 92

Thenarotes discoidalis, metallicus, minor,
25-115

theocles, Eucharis, Psilogaster, 37:93

theorica, Peltophora, Philobota, 41°83

rhaptophora,

in,
in,

pollination
pollination
7 eS Vne

venosa, pollination in,

5 ein

RS.
Lino-

Theories of the earth’s origin; by Sir
Douglas Mawson, 29-336

Therapon barcoo, 41:474*; richardsoni,
26:265; truttaceus, 38:446; welchi,
41-472*

Therebiosoma variegatum, 37:296*
Theridion asbolodes, 41°-483*; idiotypum,
41-484*
thermacula, Plutorectis, 32:113*
thermaloma, Pauronota, 25-96*
thermalopha, Nephopteryx. 27-5
thermistis, Hepialus, 28-247
thermobapta. Crocanthes, 44°65*
thermodes, Churia. 27°34*, 217
thermophanes, Philobota, 41-86*
thermoplaca, Ardozyga, 26-244*

thermoptera, Jocara, 27°59, 30:196

' thermosticha, Calathusa, 39°372*

thermozona, Euphiltra, 41-106

thersites, Aricia, 36:209; Cypraea,
36° 209, 37°451, 42-145; var. of Cypraea
friendi, 42-145

Thersites basedowi, 29-161*; clydonigera,
29°162; perinflata, silveri, 38:446; sub-
levata, 29-162

thetidis, Dentalium, 35-205

Thick quartzite, lower cambrian, 30:241;
stratigraphy of, 30-244

Thick quartzites: See also Quartzites

Thick slates at Glen Osmond and Mitcham,
30°235; at Waterfall Gullv, 30-236

Thick slates, lower cambrian, 30-235

thielei, Ptychoparia, Redlichia, 43-388

thiocrossa, Nephogenes, 41-97*

thiodes, Coesyra, 41-74*

thioscia, Metallarcha, 42-235*

Third Creek, dolomitic limestone
30°241

Thistle Island, flora of, 32:266

thomasi, Ischnochiton, 35:97, 36°149

thomisoides, Dolophones, 39-:782*

Thompson’s Siding, cambrian basal beds
at, M2-255; quartzites from, M2-247

at,

thompsoni, Cassis, 36:°217; var. of Cas-
sidea pyrum, 36°217

_ thoracica,-us, Brachycis, 37°-278*; Dere-
taphrus, 27-122*; Dromoeolus, 40: 311;
Haplonycha, 30°320* ; Heteronyx.
33:76*; Phormesa, 26° 316*

thoracophora, Phalaenoides, 44-125*

_ thoreyi, Onthophagus, 27-302

| Thorictosoma,

luteocilium, macmillani, pollina- | ;
| Thorium, alpha particles of, 30°16

of, |

| ts ee
tibiale, 43:259*

ectatommae,

43-258* :

Thosea bombycoides, erecta,
28°249* ; Santen, 26°206*
Thracia concentrica,.lincolnensis, 31-229* ;
myodoroides, 31°228; primula, M2-36

Thraciopsis arenosa, 31:230 .

thrax, Hesperia, 26: ‘117, 35°165

Three new species of orchid; by R. 8S.
Rogers, 31-209

liosarca,

| Three species of orchids hitherto unrecorded

| Thyas

in this State; by R. S. Rogers, 31-125
Threlkeldia obliqua, 39°95
thriambis, Psaltriodes, 26-138*
thrypticopa, Trachyntis, 26°153*
Thryptomene ciliata, 43°39: maison-
neuvii, 39°833 ; whiteae, 41-384*

Thudaca,. 30°49

thuemeni, Puccinia, 39°354
Thwaitesiella neilgherrensis, 43-305
aellora, 27°8; amideta,
hicanora, 27°9*; redunca, 27-8

27-3.

| thyellia, Peritorneuta, 26°162*
| Thylacoleo carnifex, found at Salt Creek,

7, 30-196 |

Normanville, 31°317

| Thylacomys cervinus, 39-735

thymbron, Ismene, 26: 120, 35-168

| thymedes, Glycythyma, 32:91*

| Thymele

26:119. 35-167;
35-172: odix, 26°40

feisthameli,
lugubris, 26-124,

174

Thyone nigra, 39:20*; vercoi, 39°19*, 22
Thyromorpha, 41° 108*; stibaropis, 41-108*
ee eeaen | huebneri, nests of, 27°312,
13

Thyridopterix nigrescens, 31:194
thyridota, Homophylotis, 28°243*
Thyrolambrus excavatus, 29°129*
Thysanotus exasperatus, 26°35

tibiale,-is, Amarygmus, 37-40*; Athyreo-
cis, 37: 269*; Augomela, 40°412*;
Auletes, 39-798* ; Belus, 32-230,
41°597; Brachaciptera, 41°318*: Chlo-
robapta, 38°157; Decilaus, 29-233*,
37:°260; Geloptera, 38°258*; Maechi-
dius, 41°519; Mandalotus, 40°326*:
Melaps, 44:216*; Mbolochtus, 28-113,
39:60; Mordellistena, 41:248*; Myllo-
cerus, 938:°284*; Oditesus, 28-11 14";
Omydaus, 37°252* ; Sellechus, 32-249":
Thorictosoma, 43°259*

tibicens, Gymnorhina, finkei, and inter-

missa, 38°433, 438
Tickera Bay, cainozoic deposits at, 36°15
tierensis, Clambus, 26°289*
Tietkens Creek, 39-714
tietkensi, Helipterum, 39°84]

tigrina,-us, Columbella, 34:127; Cypraea,
36°211; Elaphodes, 44:246*; Penthea,
25°37*; Thelymitra, 44-333

tigris, Melampsalta, 38°352*

Tiliqua nigrolutea, 37°458; occipitalis,
38°444

Tillaea acuminata, 40-63, 41°44;

adscendens, colorata, 42°44; macrantha,
var. pedicellosa, 40°63
TILLEY, Occurrence and origin of
certain quartz-tourmaline nodules in
the granite of Cape Willoughby,

43°1

Petrology of the granitic mass of Cape
Willoughby, Kangaroo Is., 43-316

Tillite, cambrian, of Cartwright Creek,
32:393; of Mt. Lofty Ranges, 30-228;
of Willouran Ranges, 30°330

Tillite of Broken Hill area, M2-244; of
Sturt River gorge, analysis of, M2-°245

Tillite. See also Glacial deposits, Cam-
brian glacial deposits

timalphes, Coesyra, 41-70*

Timandra malacopis, 26°228*

Timareta, 28°123; synopsis of species of,
33°151

Timareta duplicata, 33°154*; figurata,
28-123; inconstans, 33°152*: intermixta,
ee DUIS tad ; nodipennis, 33-°153*; pilipes,
35°66; ’ puncticollis, 33°150*; swan-
seaensis, 83: 152 xanthorrhoeae,
33°155*

Timber imported into Australia, value of,
34:299

Timber of the Mailu, 39-601

Timbers, South Australian,
Sb aes aa

timidus, Lipase 40-288

Timora, 44-129*

Timorodes, 44-184*

strength of,

Tin in silurian rocks in Tasmania, occur-
rence of, 34-251

Tin oxide of Waukeroo, M2-294

tinticauda, Stigmodera, 40-136*

Tinea capnitis, 42:288* ;
29°115*

Tineina, Australian, 30°33

Tineodes lolophaea, oxyprora,
phoenicea, 32°107*

Tineodinae, 32-107

Tinga Tingana, 41:409

tinthalea, Chereuta, 30°33*

Tipasa asthenopa, demonias,
27°15

tipularis, Mecopus,

Tiracola, 44-137*

Tirathaba chlorosema, 27:219*

titania, Stigmodera, 40°134*

Titaniferous iron of Inglewood, 33:115

Titaniferous pegmatite reefs at Radium
Hill, M2-296

Titinia, 29-219; bicolor, 29-219; brevi-
collis, 28°86; eremita, ignaria, 29-219;
latea, 29-219, 30°323;° marmorata,
29:219; parva, 29:220*

Tjingilli tribe, distribution of, 31°3

Tmaris punctatus, 39-784*

Tmesidera rufipennis, 38:261

T-notatus, Psammoecus, 27°154*

tobini, Ostracion, 39°485*

Todd Glen, 38°45, 41]

Todima lateralis, 27-118*

Todmorden, 39°708

togata, Teara, 27°16

tolarnense, Trogoderma, 27:163*

tetraspila,

32°108*;

macrobela,

34:51

tomentosa, Angasia, 28°152*; Mordella,
41:-215; var. of Lavatera plebeia,
41°383

Tomkinson ranges, geology of, 28:(3;
metamorphic rocks of, 29°75

Tomoxia apicata, aterrima, 41:243;
exoleta, 41°245*; howensis, 41°244*;

melanura, 41°245*; melasoma, 41:244*
Tomyris, 39°169; synopsis of species of,

39°170 .. ae
Tomyris aerata, $39:187*; apicicollis,
39°175*; aurea, 39°189*; aureoviridis,
39:177*; compacta, 39:185*; curnowi,
39°188*: distributa, 39:189*; dum-
brelli, 39°176*; elegantula, 39-173;
exilis, 39-182*; femoralis, 39:183*;

foveiventris, 39°187*; foveolata, 39° 173 ;
fugitiva, 39°174*; gracilicornis, 39°190*

illaetabilis, 39: o21*; capeeaaete
39-173: incisa, 39-186 ; _inconspicua,
39:184*; insignis, 39:173* irrasa,
39:190*; longa, 39°177*; mediana,
39°175*; minor, pig Aa 2 39-316:

picticornis, 39-176" ; pulcherrima,

39-188*: pusilla, 39:172: queenslandica,

39-178*; sculpticollis, 39°185*; similis,
39-190"; soror, 39:181*; sublaeta,
39°180*; tantilla, tepperi. 39°179*,

villosa, 39° 184% ; wiburdi, 39°178*

| Tonicia gryei, 36°149; hullianus, 35:104* ;

picta, truncata, 44: 99]

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al i i A a eS

17

Toning of photographic silver
44-293

Tonna variegata, 36-216

Topaz near Mt. Crawford, 33-143

_ Torbanite near Cape Banks, 43°54
Torbenite near Mt. Painter, 36-177

images,

Torcula acuta, clathrata, 34- 119; MeleRe
nata, 31-308

toresa, Niphona, Prosoplus, 25-34

torpida, Chezala, 41-81*

torquatus, Bulestes, 38°433; Bulestes, |
ethelae, 39°755

Torr, CLauDE M. Radulae of some South |

Australian gasteropoda, 38°362
Torr, Witt1AM G. South Australian poly-
placophora, 36-140
Western Australian
35°94
Torr, W. G., and AsHBy, EpwIn. Fossil
polyplacophora from eocene beds of
Muddy Creek, Mornington (Schnapper
Point), and Moorabool, Victoria, with
definitions of nine new species,
notes on others, 25°136
Torrens, Lake, M1-11.; desert sandstone
between Oodnadatta and, 29-86
Torrens limestone, 30:245; at Higher-

polyplacophora,

combe, Sampson’s Fiat, South Para,
33°105

Torrens River, cambrian basal beds at,
30°256; cambrian lower limestone of,
30:°247

Torrens valley, 33-102;
stone in, 33-106:
in, 39: 35 cambrian deposits in, 39:1;
faulting in, 33°105; geological section
along, 33° 105; pre- cambrian deposits in,
39°1; upper Torrens limestone of, 39°6

torrensensis, Byrrhus, Morychus, 27-173

torresia, Macroteleia, 37-150*

torri, Chiton, 35-98, 36:152: Cominella,
33°271*, 36°220, 240; Loricella, 43-62%,
44-291; Nassaria, 36:220

_ torrianus, Chiton, 35°98, 36°152;
soplax, 44-290, var. klemi, 43-72*

torrida,-us, Amarygmus, 37:34; Dilo-
chrosis, 38°150; Ditoma, 26°314, 316;
Hybrenia, 44-2107; Melampsalta,
38:352 ; Phormesa, 26°314, 316;
lycus, 25:26*, 41-2838

Torrowangee, M2-240;
at, M2-235; granite outcrop near,
M2-253; limestone from quarries,
M2-246; marble from quarries, M2-277

Torrowangee series of the cambrian,
M2-240

torta, Balanophyllia, 28-72*

tortipes, Tentegia, 36-102*

Tortricidae, Australian, 40-498

tortriciformis, Hypertropha, 30°52

Tortricina, new Australian, 32°318

blue metal lime-

Tortricomorpha leiochroa. _lichneopa,
27:69*; monodesma, 27:70*; stilbiota,
27°69*

Tortricopsis, 26°143: callichroa, eusarca,

2§°144*; pyroptis, 26°143*

and |

cambrian basal grits |

Rhys- |
| Trading charm of the Mailu, 39-627

Pseudo-

cambrian deposits |

|
|

| tranquilla, Eucolaspis,
| transiens, Pamea, 26°184; Redoa, 27:16

5

Tortrix anemarcha, 26-236"; asthenopis,

26°252*; balioptera, 46: 513°: celatrix,
40°514*: erysibodes, 40°512*; ‘euplectra,
32°322*: ecuraphodes, 40°512*: eve-
leena, 40°537* ; haematephora, 40°511*:
haematodes, 40°513*; metallocosma,
32°321; oriotes, 40°514*; paurozona,
26°252*; sciota, 40°537*; tephrodes,
46°512*

tostum, var. of Monomorium rothsteini.

| 39-806*

Tourmaline from Allandale mine,
M2:294; from Antechamber' Bay,

27-311; from Kangaroo Island, 27-313.
33°141; near Mt. Crawford, 33-144

| townsvillensis, Lepidiota, 36°61*

Towrong, Mt., reserve, 34:289
Toxanthus whitei, 39°840*, 43-43
Toxidia tyrrhus, 35-126

Toys of the Mailu, 39-575
trachealis, Archaeocyathus, M2-125*

Trachichthodes gerrardi, 39°463; lineatus,
39°461*

trachycarpus, Ranunculus, 43:31

Trachydermon virgatus, 36-148

Trachydora anthrascopa, 28:179*; argo-
neura, 28°180*; centromela, 28-179*;
leucobathra, 28-177* ; leucodela, 44-69% ;
microleuca, 28-180"; mclybdimera,
28:179*; pauxilla, 44-69*; polyzona,

zophopepla, 28°178*
Trachyntis argocentra, 25-86*; diaphanes,
44°58; epipona, 26°154*; tetraspora,
26:241; thrypticopa, 26-153*
Trachypepla dasylopha, 44-61*;
cephala, 40°540*
Trachyptila, 40°519* ;
40°520*

lasio-

melanosticha,

| Trachysaurus rugosus, 41°471
Trachyuropoda constricta, leai, 40°231*

Trachyzancla, 41-79*; histrica, 41:80*
Trade’ materials of the Mailu, 39-625
Trade routes of the Mailu, 39:622
Trading among the Mailu, 39-612. 620

Trading feasts of the Mailu. 29-628

Trading, Papuan, 39-629

Traditions of aborigines of north-west
South Australia, 28-35

tragocephala, Rhinaria, 28°127*

Tragus racemosus, 38°461

tralaticium, Adelium, 38:403

ern

Trametes lactinea, 43°303: _pertusus,
43-300; protea, semitosta, 43-303
tramoserica, -uS, Helcioniscus, Patella,

30-205, 36-°181
39°320*

translatella, Coesyra, Oecophora, 41:68
icanstuedda, Scaphella, Voluta, 36°225
Transport among the Mailu, 39-612, 620
transversa,-us, Mandalotus, 38-309%*,
40°322; Polyonyx, Porcellana, 29-262
transversalis, Catasarcus, 42°265
transversicollis, Tachys, 25-122

176

Trap-door spiders, 30°326, 33°345, 24-253,
37°450
trapezia, Arca, $33:251, 36:36, 38;

Barbatia, 33-251
trapezifer, Ablacopus, 38°167
Trapezites, 29°83, 35-136;

species of, 26°83
Trapezites argenteo-ornata, 26°91, 35°141;

croites, 26°88, 35-141; dispar, 26°67;
eliena, 26°87, 35:138; eliena, var. mono-

cycla, 35°139*; gracilis, 26:93, 35-143;

heteromacula, 26°84*, 35:136; iacchus,

26°87, 89, 35:137-140; idothea, 35-123;

lutea, 26°90, 35:137; maheta, 26-89,

35°140, and varities iacchoides, phiga-

lioides, 35°140; paraphaes, 26:°93*;
petalia, 26-85, 90, 35°136, 137; phigalia,

26°94. 35:140; phillyra, 26:95, 35-149;

sphenosema, 26°92*; symmomus, 26°86,

35°139; tasmanicus, 26°96, 35°141
Travertine, absent between Nairne and

Callington, 32:124; as a guide to sub-

terranean water, 29°91; of Mt. Davis,

north-western South Australia, Oppa-

rina Creek, and Stuart’s Creek, 29-91
Trechodes, 25°119*; gibbipennis, 25-119*;

secalioides, 25°119
Trechus, 25°116; synopsis of species of,

25°117
Trechus solidior, 25°118*; subornatellus,

25:117*; tasmaniae, 25:118*
Tree-houses in Mailu, 39°515
Trematotrochus declivis, 25°51*; hedleyi,

30°152*; kitsoni, 2§°50*;

25°52*; verconis, 28°5*, 33-245
Tremelloden gelatinosum, 43°305
Tremolite schist near the Lady Don,

M2:277
tremula, Pteris, 39°100

synopsis of

Trichelasmus basalis, 31°236*

Trichia australis, 30°-115*

Trichina spiralis, occurrence in South Aus
tralia, 35°221

Trichinium alopecuroideum,
florum, 40-61*;

var.
exaltatum, 38°463;
incanum, 39°829, var. grandiflorum,
41°380; obovatum, 38°463, 39-829;
seminudum, 40-61*; whitei, 38-464*
tiichobathra, Eucryptogona, 25-98*
Trichodesma zeylanicum, 38:468, 39:°834

Trichoglossus novae-hollandiae, micro-
filariae of, 34°107
Tricholoma, 26:°238* ; asbolophora,

26:239* - colossa, muculenta, 43°267*
trichomerus, Xylophilus, 41:206*
trichopeda, Stathmopoda, 28-171*

trichopepla, Corone, 35°161; Erynnis,
32°315*

trichophora, Ocystola, 41:66*
Trichophysetis crocoplaga, fulvifusalis,
27°61"

Trichopria, synopsis of Australian species
of, 39°435

Trichopria acuminata, 39°436*; affinis,
39:437*; atricorpus, 39°436*; giraulti,
40°13*; longiclava, $9-437*; nigri-
corpus, 39°435*; quadrata, 40-14*

trichopyga,-us, Haplonycha, 30°306*;
Liparetrus, 41°542*

Trichosalpingus variabilis, 41-]69*

trichosternus, Liparetrus, 41°534*

_Trichosurus vulpecula, 38°53, 41°432, var.

mulderi, |

typicus, 44°360 Wiss
Trichotropis blainvilleanus, gabrieli, tri-
carinata, 30-220
trichroa, Hypercallia, 26°141*
Trichulodes, 38°223*; punctatus, 38°224*
trichura, Mordellistena, 41°250*
tricincta, var. of Scaphella fulgetrum,

36°224

tricolor. Chalcomela, 40°416; Emenadia,

trepida,-us, Myllocerus, 29:110; Nepti-—
cula, 30°61*

Triacis scyllium, 32-290

triandra, Alternanthera, 38:464; Poran- |

thera. 40°66*

triangularis, Macrodontomerus, 37°100*; |

Sequosa, 34:252; Uracanthus. 40°382
triangulifera, Rhyparida, 39°153*; Tyr-
taeosus, 37°330* ‘
Tribal communications of aborigines of
west coast of Northern Territory, 31:45
Tribal life of the Mailu, 39°537
tribuloides, Cenchrus, 35:3
tribulus, Leptops, 40°330
tricarinata,-us, Drillia, 33°305; Exithius,

41:255; Epthianura, 34°251; Eucolaspis,
39°318*; Lalage, 38°430,
41:°456; Leucorcirca, 38°429, 39°750 ;
Parepthianura, 38-430, 39°751, 41°457 ;
Trox, 28°295*

tricorynes, Uromyces, 39°353 hy

tricostalis, Chiton, 35°98, 36:151; Haliotis,
36-190. 200; Padollus, 36°200

tricostatus, Semanopterus, 42°258

Trictena labyrinthica, 28-247, 40-591
| tridacnoides, Cardita, 32°346

. tridens,

37:403*: Homaeotrachelus, 29°222*;
Hoplopriella, 39-424* ; Lippistes, |
30:220: Potamogeton, 42°38; Tricho- |

tropis, 30°220; Triloculina, 36°37
tricasis, Eutorna, 30°42*
Trichamarygmus, 37°46* ; pilosus. 37-46*
Trichananca, synopsis of species of, 41:179
Trichananca concolor, 41°178; nigripennis,
-41-179*; pisoniae, 41:178* ; victoriensis,
41-178
Trichaulax, 38:138; concinna, 38:164’;

marginipennis, 38°165; philipsi, 38-163

Cilicaea, 34-81%; Dromius,
Ectroma, 25°106; Edusa, 39-220* fr
tridentata.-us, Anomia, Cavolina, 31°107 ;
Circeis, 32°153; Liparetrus, 29°307;
Ocnodus, 41:524*; Paradris, 37°148*,

var. nigripes, 38°125*

tridentifrons. Automolus, 41°559*

trifasciata, Ormyromorpha, 37°84*
trifasciatipennis, Armyromorpha, 37°83*
trifida,-us. Pseudoryctes, 41°566;. Pul-
tenaea, 33°224*, 36:22 ‘
trifoliata, Condylocardia, 31-:109, 32°359;

var. of Crotolaria cunninghami, 41°639*

rubi- =

39-751, ;

Trifolium cernuum, 41°47;
suffocatum, 35 60

Trifora angasi, var. leuca, 33°282*

Triforis. See Triphora

trifoveata, Neopria, 39°430*

trifoveicolle,-is, | Bolboceras, 40:282*;
Neosalpingus, 41-161*

trifoveiventris, Poropterus, 37:355*

triglochin, var. of Prasophyllum ovale,
44-339

triglypta, Dichromodes, 32-114*

Trigonia _cinctuta, lineata,
margaritacea, var. bednalli,
pectinata, 31-224

Trigonistis asthenopa, demonias, 27°15

Trigonogastra agromyzae, 41 -347*

Trigonoplax truncatus, 30-112

Trigonorrhina fasciata, 32-292

M2-28* ;
31:224* ;

Trigonothops, 25:104; flavofasciata, longi-
plaga, 25-104; ornata, 25-106; pacifica,

25°104
trigonula, Triloculina, 36:37
trigramma, Raparna, 30°122*
triguttata, Cryptamorpha, 27:153

trileuca, Criophthona, 27:66* ;
27°235*
trilinealbus, Belus, 41:611*; Pantoreites,

32-218": "Tyrtaeosus, 37-219*
trilineatus, Myllocerus, 29-217*
trilobata,-um, Circeis, 32:154*; Julis,

Thalassoma, 40-445; Uropoda, 40-238*
Trilobites of Australia and Tasmania,

cambrian, 43°373; of Australia, history

of discovery of, 43°373; of Caroline

Creek, 43:391
trilobus, Poropterinus, 36°98*

Trilocha rufescens, 26°184
Triloculina tricarinata, trigonula, 36°37
trimacula, Mecytha, 26-185
trimaculata, Hesperilla, 26°60, 35-120;

Oomela, 40:432*; Rhyparida, 39-125

trimeris, Philobota, 26:241*

Trimorus, synopsis of Australian species
of, 38° 82

Trimorus assimilis, 38:°79*; auratus,
40°30*; australis, 38:79*; mymari-

pennis, "38-81": niger, 38: 79*; nigrellus,
38°81*; nigripes, 38:79*; nitescens,
40°29*; pulcherrimus, speciosus, 38°80*
Triodia aristata, 39-825*; lanata, 40°57";
pungens, 41-634
trionum, Hibiscus, 37-121
triorbis, Amaloptila, 27°6*, 29-180, 32°61
triortha, Phyllocnistis, 30-°63*
triphera, Dorycnopa, 44°67*
Triphora albovittata, 33°285,
mamillata, 33:285*
Triphora ampulla, 33:288 ; angasi, eas:

var.

armillata, 33°283*; cana, 33°

cinerea, 33 284 ; dexia, 33: 278% ; dis-
juncta, 33-299: epallaxa, 33-279* ;
festiva, 33-288; gemmegens, 33:290*;
granifera, 33-286; innotabilis, 33 283;
labiata, 33:290; latilirata, 33-283*;
maculosa, 33-288 : novapostrema,

scabrum,

Lepidoscia,

177

34°126*; pfeifferi,.. 33:°287; regina,
33°285; ‘spica, 33° 281"; spina, 33-280*;
subula, 33°279* |

Triphora tasmanica, 33°290, var. lilacina
and nivea, 33:291*, var. lilacina, var.
aureovincta, 34-126.

Triphoridae, South. Australian, 33:277

Triphyllus fasciatus, 27-157

triplaca, Peltosaris, 26-141*

triplaga, Aulacodes, 27:°62*

tripselia, Capua, 32°318*

Tripterygion nigripenne, 40°449*

Triptocis, 37:°271*; puncticollis, 37-272*

tripunctella, Cryptolechia, 26°159, 41-119;
Doleromima, 26°159, 41-118, 119

triquetrum, Allium, 35-3

triselena, Eomystis, 26-240*

trisema, Kochrois, 31:114*

triseriale, Campanile, 26-130*

triseriata, Daphnella, 33-325*

Trisetum pumelum, 37-123

trisignatus, Laius, 41°140

trisinuatus, Exithius, 37°396*; Manda-
lotus, 30°154*; Paletonidistus, 36:°122*,
37-344

trispinosa,-us, Pomreaene: 38°127*; Cavo-
lina, $1- 107; Cerceis, Cymodocea,
34-85; Hyalaea, 34-107

trispora, Hemibela, 41°68

Trissernis, 27°12, 44:159*; prasinoscia,
27:12

trissochorda, Cnephasia, 40°517*

trissodesma, Limnoecia, 30°53

Trissoleus coriaceus, 39°451* ; flaviscapus,
40°32*

tristis, Amarygmus, 37°32, 38:237; Arco-
thymus, 38:406; Enasiba, 43-254*;

Melanterius,. 37- 189; Mordella, 41-228;
Myllocerus, 38- O77

tristriata, Aclis, 30°143

trisyneura, Scioglyptis, 27:192*

Trisyntopa, 42-238*; euryspoda, 42:238*

Trite ornata, $9-792* .

trithrona, Eupselia, 30°39*

Trithuria submersa, 42:41

tritici, Septoria, 39°355.

tritocirrha, Scoparia, 42-286*

Triton australe, nodiferus, 36°218; quoyi,
ranelloides, 36 219; sauliae, verrucosus,
36°218; vespaceum, 36:219

Tritonidea eburnea, 33:320

trituberculatum, Bolboceras, 40°279

triunum, Bolboceras, 43- 183*

Trivia australis, 36:°215, 42-149; globosa,
42-150

trivialis, Cestrinus, 38-221; var. of Mor-
della promiscua, 41°

trivirgatus, Decilaus, 37 258*; Pantoreites,
38°319*

trixago, Bartsia, 35:3

trixantha, Limnoecia, 44-70*

trizona, Crocanthes, 40°543*; Narycia,
Xyamatodoma, 27-237*

Trochocyathus adelaidensis, 27-211*;
heterocostatus, 27-211; infracompressus,

|
27°209*; maplestonei, 27°208*; pet-
terdi, 30°153*; planicostatus, 27°210*;
wilkinsoni, 28°58*

Trochodota allani, 39°21
Trochus lehmanni, 29-171
Trogatha, 44-166*
Trogides, Australian, 28°281

Trogoderma, 27:161; synopsis of Aus-
tralian species of, 27°162

Trogoderma debilius, 27°164*; exsul,
27:164*; longius, maurulum, 27°165*;
morio, 27:166; rigua, 31-232;
tolarnense, 27-°163*

Trogophlaeus adelaidae, 26°22

Trombidium aequalis, 40-226*

trophidota, Ophiusa, 27-8

trophoessa, Metasia, 32°99*

Trophon columnarius, 32-345; eburneus,
33°320; latior, 33 Q74*: longior,
33°273" molorthus, 32°345; plicila-

minatus, 33-:335*; recurvatus, 33:336* ;
rudolphi, 33:273; segmentatus, 33:335* ;
simplex, 33-273
Trophon flindersi, radula of, 38-362
trophonoides, Drillia, 33-303*

tropica,-us, ‘Amarygmus, 37°42*; Clam-
bus, 27°97*; Heteronyx, "33-28% ;
Rhyparida, 39°157* ; Uracanthus,
40°376*

Tropideres musivus, 25°31

tropidopterus, Exithius, 37-265*

Tropidorhynchus corniculatus, host of

Halteridium philemon, 34-101, 113
Troubridge, cainozoice deposits at, 36°14
Troubridge Hill, 25°38; eocene beds of,

25-4
troubridgensis, Aglaja, 33°276*

Trox, 28°282: synopsis of Australian

species of, 28-288
Trox alatus, alternans, 28°283; asperatus,

asperrimus, 28°284; australasiae, cari-

natus, castelnaul, 28- 985; dilaticollis,

28:284; eyrensis, 28:293*; mentitor,

28°295; nodicollis, 28:284; perhispidus,

23° 296" ; sabulosus, 28° 297 ; salebrosus,
semicostatus, 28°284; setosipennis,

28:292*: squamosus, 28°285; — sub-

carinatus, 28-283; tasmanicus, 28- 292* ;

tatei, 28-285, 291; tricolor, 28-295*

Trox, nomenclature of characteristics of,

28°285
Truncaria australis, $4°145

truncata-us, Balanophyllia, 28°-68*; Ela-
mena, 30°112; Hemilexis, 39-401*;
Microtis, 44:326*; Nucula, M2-24;

Thelymitra, 41:343*;
Trigonoplax, 30°112
truncatipes, Halimus, 29-120
truttaceus, Terapon, 38°446
trychnoptila, Dichromodes, 30°131*
Trychnostola, 40°502* ; lichenitis, 40°502* ;
phaeosticta, 40° 503*
Trygon testacea, 32°292
Trymalium wayi., 40°67
trymoderum, Bolboceras, 40°287
Trypanaeus, 27°101

8

Trypanosoma anellobiae, 34:105*

Trypanosomes of Australian birds, 34-105,
39°25

Trypocolaspis, _39°322*;
species of, 39°324

Trypocolaspis biimpressa, 39°324* ;
carinata, 39°330* ; multiseriata, 39 a2y* ;
obscuripes, 39°326* ; punctatostriata,
39°327*; sinuata, ventralis, 39°328*

Tsaviribo, 39-506

Tselai, 39°506

tuba, Coscinocyathus, M2:117

Tubaria furfuracea, 42°119*;
42°120*

tubavallum, Archaeocyathus, M2-°123*

tuberculata, -us, Caedius, 38°370*; Ces-
trinus, 38°369%* ; Cheirrhamphica,

Chrysolopus, 28:106; Gelop-

synopsis of

multi-

inquilina,

Tonicia, 44-291;

tera, 39°239; Leptops, 28°106; Lina-
retrus, 29°317, 41°528; Meriphus,
33°173*; Misophrice, 38°337*; Serolis,
41°394

tuberculiceps, Encyalesthus, 38:226*

tuberculiventris, Geloptera, 39°244*;
Mandalotus, 31°142*

tuberculosa, Cymodoce, 32°140. 34-75, 76,

. bispinosa, 34:78*; Endergone,

43-310*

tuberosus, Amisallus, 32°205

tuber-regium, Lentinus, 43:289*

tubifera, Haliotis, 36°187, 200

tubulipappum, var. of Helipterum flori-
bundum, 36°23*

Tugurium tatei, 33-270

Tukkaree, 26:266

Tumby Bay, chrysotile near, 31°123;
copper at, 31°75; geology of, 31°72;
kaolin deposits near, 31°76: marble at,
31°74; physiography of, 31°71; pre-
cambrian beds at, 31°73; wollastonite
near, 31°124

Tumby Island, 31°72

tumida,-us, Articerus, 42°245; Cassis,
36:217; Halimus, 29-121, var. graci-
lipes, 29°122; Nucula, 31°216
Tumidicoxa ruficornis, rufifemur, 37:74*
Tumidicoxella, 37°74*; australiensis,
37°75* ; nigricoxa, 37° 74": tasmaniensis,
gi yo"
tumidipennis, Lemodes, 38-259
tumidulus, Polyphrades, 28:92
tumulosus, Polyporus, 43-16*
Turbo gruneri, 32-340; helicoides,
30:220; jourdani, 32°338, 35-213,
| 42-300; lehmanni, 29-171; separatista,
30220: stamineus, 40°591, 593

Turbonilla brevis, 33°:271

turfosa, Pterostylis, 44°341*

TuRNER, A. JEFFERIS. Further notes on
some moths from Lord Howe and
Norfolk Islands in the South Aus-
tralian Museum, 42°276

Heterocera from Central
38°455 ;
Lepidoptera from the north-western
regions of South Australia, 39-801

Australia,

1

New Australian lepidoptera, 26-175
New Australian lepidoptera of the
families noctuidae and pyralidae, 32°55

New Australian lepidoptera of the
family tortricidae, 40°498

New Australian lepidoptera, with
synonymic and other notes, 27:1,

28-212, 30-118
Note on the localities attributed to Aus-
tralian lepidoptera by Oswald Lower,
30°194
On some moths from Lord Howe and
Norfolk Islands in the South Aus-
tralian Museum, 41°53
On some moths from Melville and
Bathurst Islands in the South Aus-
tralian Museum, 38:245
Revision of the Australian noctuidae,
44-120
Studies in Australian lepidoptera, 41°57
turneri, Edusa, 39:232*
Turquoise discovered at Mt.
36-239
Turriga invasa, 27°17
Turritella accisa, 34-123;

Painter,

acuta, 34°119;

atkinsoni, 34-124, var. medioangulata,
34°125*; circumligata, 34°123*; clath-
rata, 34° 119; godeffroyana, 34-124;
granosa, 30° 146; higginsi, 34-123; kim-
beri, 32°342*, 34-120; lamellosa,
34-118; mediolevis, 34:121*; nep-
tunensis, 34:120*; opulenta, 34-122;
oxyacris, 34:119; runcinata, 31-308,
34°122, 36-208; smithiana, 934-121;
spina, 30°143; subsquamosa, 34-118;

tasmanica, 34°124

turritus, Pseudoryctes, 41-566

Turtle slug, M2-300

Turton Point, eocene beds of, 25-4; glacial
clay at, 25: 8: raised beach at, 26-269

turtur, Prion, 30-331

tutelata, Caladenia, B12

tweedensis, Onthophagus, 27:285*

Twinning in gypsum crystals, 25-7

Two new Nephilae from South Australia ;
by H. R. Hogg, 34:59

Tychiides, synopsis of Australian genera
of, 35-86

Tychius minutissimus, 41:596

Tychreus, 37-290; aberrans, 37°431* ;
camelus, 37-432; discicollis, 37°299% ;
incanus, 37-293*; insularis, 37-430*;
lanifer, $7-291*; latifrons, 37-294*:
longicornis, Sie 299% « nigronotatus,
37°430*; reversus, 37-290; sellatus,
37:291

Tylochares goniosticha, 39-803*

Tylocis, 37° A93* ; squamibundus, 37-423*

Tylostoma maxima, 43-°308*

tymbophora, Hesperilla, 32: 312, 35-124;
Telesto, 26-70*, 35-124

Tympanocryptis cephalus, 38-433 ; lineata,
38-443, 39-769, 41-470

Typhis bivaricata, 33-272*

Tie ee australis, bituberculatus, preissi,

9

typhlops, Notoryetes, Psammoryctes,
38°418 :

typhodes, Metasia, 32:98*

typica,-us, Edenttellina, 36:238, 40°596;
var. of Trichosurus vulpecula, 44-360

Typophorus australis, 39-119

typus, Conotrochus, var.
28°56

tyranna, Hemibela, Ocystola, 41°68

Tyroglyphus inaequalis, 40-239*

tyrrhena,-us, Saprinini, 27-106*;
dera, 27- 306*

tyrrhus, Hesperilla, Toxidia, 35°126

Tyrtaeosellus, 37°-225* ; synopsis of species
of, 37:226

'Tyrtaeosellus alternatus, 37:338*; at-
tenuatus, 37:227*: coxalis, 37:226*;
nigrofasciatus, 37:227*

Tyrtaeosus, synopsis of species of, 37-220

Tyrtaeosus aberrans, 37:219*; alternatus,
37:207* apicicollis, ST: 915%: basi-
ventris, 87-217": bifasciatus, 37- SPOS
bifoveiceps, 37-21i*: bivulneratus,
37:210*; brevirostris, 37°213*; ciner-
ascens, 37°337; concinnus, 37:213*;
flavonotatus, 37:203*; foveipennis,
37:209*; foveiventris, 37: 216*; ichyo-
somus, 37:°337; imitator, var. nor-
folcensis, 37°338*: macrops, 37:335*;
majorinus, 37°204*; mixtus. 37-334*;
modicus, 37:°215*; nigromaculatus,
37:205*; pardalis, 37:337; pulcher,
37°332* ; punctirostris, 37: 208%: simu-
lator, 37°337; squamiceps, 37°212*;
squamivarius, 37°332* ; subopacus,
37:206*; trianguliferus, 37:330*; tri-
linealbus, 37-219*: vetustus, 37:337

Tyspanodes metachrysialis, 27°63*

Tyto alba, 39-847, 849

460 41°450 ;

australiensis,

Stigmo-

Tyto alba delicatula,
stomach contents of, 41:4

ubiquitosus, Liparetrus, 29-314
Udor, Mt., 38-8

Erynnis, 26-115;
26°115, 35-16

ulama,

ulias, Oiketicus, 31-200

Ullparidja, tribe, 28-12 »

ulothrix, Aprosita, 38°457*

Ulrich, G. H. F., on the palaeozoic
deposits of South Australia, 28-255

Ulurinna Native Soakage Well,
drawings at, 28°39

Umbaia tribe, distribution of, 31:3

umbellata, Oculina, 28-63*

Umberatana, fetid felspar from, 30°67:
necronite from, 30°67

Umberumberka lode, M2-299

Umberumberka, Mt., M2-253;
near, M2-238

umbilicata, -us, Cypraea, 36°211, 244, var.
armeniaca, 36-211, 213*,244, 49- 148 ;
Cyprovula, Luponia, 36° 911; Paromalus,
ar Or var. of Cypraea pantherina,
6:

Pamphila,

rock-

intrusion

180

umbonalis, Avicula, Maccoyella, M2-13

umbonatescens, Stropharia, 42-127*

umbrata,-us, Essolithna, Pephricus,
42°264; Phalacrinus, 26°-297*

umbretta, Scopus, 41-663

umbrifera, Panilla, 32-73*

umbrinus, Heteronyx, 33:30*

umbrostigma, Julis, Thalassoma, 40°445

uncinata, Eucalyptus, 32-285, 40°474;
Geloptera, 39 244*

undalis, Hellula, 38-458

undatus, Xylophilus, 41°182

Undoolya, 38°43, 413

Undoolya, Mt., 38:50

undosa, Miliolina, 36:37;
41:217 ;

undulata,-um,-us, Cardiothorax, 38:400*;
Darala, 27:16; Melopsittacus, 38:427,
39°747, 41:452; Pittosporum, 40-595;
Scaphella, Voluta, 36°222

Unévi, 39-506

unguiculatus, Heteronyx, 32°383

unguiformis, Crepidula, 36-207

ungulaformis, Lenzites, 43-292

unica, Modiola, M2:21

Unicardium meeki, M2-°30*

Uniceliular organisms, chemotaxis of,
29-7; galvanotaxis of, 29-7

unicincta, var. of Scaphella fulgetrum,
36°224

unicolor, Automolus, 30-283; Bothriopria,
39-407* ; Doratifera, 28-241 ; Heteronyx,
34°156; Linaretrus, 30°283; Macro-
teleia, 38-128*; Opisthacantha, 37-178%* ;
Plastogrvon, 38°125*; Pholiota, 42-93*;
var. of Metallesthes metallescens, 38-188

unidentata,-us, Acidopria, 39°43]*;
Liparetrus, 41°551*; Ocnodus, 41°522*

unifasciatipennis, Acolus, 38°68*

unifasciatus, Aphanogmus. 38-96%;
of Earinus mimulus, 40 391*

uniflora.-um, Bassia, 40°60; Helipterum,
41-651*

uniformis, Amarygmus, 37°33: Anthela,
Darala, 30:127: Elleschodes, 32:249*;
Liparetrus 29 286: Merimnetes, 24:17*;
Oxvons, 32°217: Polvnhrades, 40 352:
Phvrnarida, 39:399: Rhvtinhora, 95-40*,
26 321: Scolecobrotus, 40 388*; Xynaea,
oR: 133"

unilineatus, Conostigmus,
cerus, 29°452*, 40-18

unimacula, Argvrolepidia. 97-29*

aninunctana, Maroga. 28-459

unistriata, Acerana. Canronveia, 39°478*

unisulcata, Columbella, Mitrella. 34-131

unita.um, Asnidium, var. propinquum,
29-1091: Caladenia, 44-356

anauicniata, Corvsanthes, 44-240

‘Upland miocene,’ at Anstey Hi'l. 33-106;

Mordella,

var.

40:18; Lygo-

granhv of. 33:107; at Teatree Gully,
23-106; characteristic vegetation of,
33:°107

‘Upland miocene’ of Prof. Tate, 33:107

Upper Brisbane River tribe, smallpox(?)
among, 35°30

Upper cambrian basal grits at Ardrossan,
42°192; at Cane’s Quarry, 42:193; at
Dinham’s Quarry, 42°:192; at Hender-
son’s Quarry, Maitland, Port Hughes,
42195; at Weetulta, 42:194; at Whit-
taker’s Quarry and Winulta Creek,
42-193; at Wundersitz’s Quarry, 42:194;
at Yorke Valley, 42-195

Upper cambrian breccias at Beltana, 44-320

Upper quartzites of lower cambrian beds.
See Lower cambrian, upper quartzites of

Upper quartzites of Mitcham and Glen
Osmond beds. See Lower cambrian,
upper quartzites of

Upper Sturt quartzites and sandstones,
28°202

Upper Torrens limestone at ‘Corkscrew’
and Hunter Gully, 39:7; at Kangaroo
Creek and Little Creek, 39:9: at Monta-
cute, 39°6,7; at Pinkerton and Sixth
Creek, 39:11; of Teatree Gully and the
Torrens valley, 39°6

Upper Torrens limestone breccias, 44:°312

Upper Torrens limestone. See also Cam-
brian deposits

upsilon, Psammoecus, 27°155*

Urabunana longipennis, rufilinea, 38-356*

Uracanthides, synopsis of genera of, 40°368

Uracanthus, synopsis of species of, 40 385

Uracanthus albatus, 40°378*; bivittatus,
40°385; discicollis, 40373*; dubius,
40°371*; froggatti, 40°385; fusco-

cinereus, 40°383; fuscus, 40 372*; gigas,
*. insignis, 40 370*; lateroa'bus,
40°378* ; longicornis, 40°38]*; loranthi,
40:380*; marginellus, 40 384; pallens,

40°385; parallelus, 40:377*; parvus,
40°375*; pertenuis, 40 374*; simulans,
40°383; strigosus, 40384: suturalis,

40 380*; triangularis, 40°382; tropicus,
40°376* ‘
Uraidla Balhannah road, lower cambrian

basal beds on, 32°122
Uralite diabase at Bimbowrie. M2°272 _
Uralite dolerite at Broken Hill, analysis
of, M2:269; of Rosetta Head, 44-6
Uralite of the Inglewood district, 33-115
Uranium, alpha particles of, 30°16
urejus, Hesperia, 35°163
Urielloides, 37:106*: fulvipes, 37°107*
Urinilla Spring, 38-414
Urnula campylospora, 43°31
Uroaetus audax, 38°425; audax, audax,
39° 744
Urodacus woodwardi, 39:773 .
Uromyces fusisporus, microtidis, striatus,
tricorynes, 39°353
Uromveladium simplex, 39°353

at Barossa and Humbug Scrub, vetro- Uroplitella comparata, disparata, 40°232*

Urovoda amblyoponae, apicata, 40 233* ;
bifrons, bilobata, convexifrons, 40°234* ;
dentifrons, duplicata, 40 235% ; fraterna,
internata, longifrons, 40°236*; obliqui-

181

frons, submarginata, 40:237* ; tasmanica,
trilobata, 40°238*

uropygialis, Acanthiza,
39°753

Urospiza fasciata, 38°425

ursa, Edusa, 39°220*

ursaria, Nearcha, Panagra, 28:226

ursinus, Lentinus, 43-291*

Urtica incisa, 26°32

urvillei, Gymnoplax, 36°146; Plesiastraea,
33°247, 249*, 347

usitatus, Myllocerus, 28-&6*

ustipennis, Haplonyx, 34-44

ustulata,-us, Chiton, Ischnochiton, 35-96,
36:144; Lepidopleurus, 36:144; Patella,
30°206, 31-99, 36:182,198, 38 365;
Phyllotocus, 43 197; Scutellastra, 30 205

Utensils of aborigines of Everard Range,
39°727; of the Mailu, 39-547; of
aborigines of west coast of Northern
Territory, 31°39; of the Wororra, 41:23

Utetheisa pulchella, 38-456

Uzucha hypoxantha, 26:199

condora, 38-431,

vacillans, Leptops, 40°334; Mandalotus,
30°140*: Oxyops, 41°592*

vacuus, Koilotrochus, Platytrochus, Smilo-
trochus, 26°259

vaga, Bleekeria, 40-447*

vagans,» Baris, 30 8&*; Ethemaia,
28:109*%; Heteronyx, 34°197; Micro-
valgus, 38-209*, var. obscuripennis,
38°210* ; Rhyparida, 39-161*

vaginatus, Cyperus, 38°461

Vale Royal vineyards, eocene fossils at,
28:°249

valgus, Dysostines, 35°74; Mandalotus,
oa 37, 39°14; Ophrythyreocis, 37:°246;
Poropterus, 33-189*

valida,-um,-us, Carditella, Sooo :
Heteronyx, 34°160*; Leucocraspedum,

i Pseudoryctes, 41°565*; Scala,

vallata, Hypothripa, 27-7

Valley Lake, 25-54

vallio, Carystus. Sabera, 35°166

Vandenbergh, W. J., death of, 33-350

Vanicoropsis stuarti, M2-42*

Vanikoro denselaminata, 33-234*, 34-118;
quoyiana, 34-117; vincentiana, 34-118

vaporaria, Poria, 43-303

Varanus giganteus, 36°26, 243, 38-415,

443; gilleni, 38-444; gouldi, 38 443,
41-470; priscus, 36-31; punctatus,
38°444

Vardon. Joseph, death of, 37-461
varia, Archidoris, Doris, 29-150
variabilis, Acanthochites, 36:°160: Acan-
thochiton, 44 287: Belus, 41-605*
variabilis, Cacochroa. 38:173*; Casno-
nidea. 44-199; Chaleonterus, 37-9,
38 236: Cheiragra. 43°-210*: Cunder-
dinia, 40-299*; Doris, 29-150; Enhrvcus,
37-416*; Euditropidus, 44:243*; Han-

leya, 36°160; Lemidia, 43:345*; Lipo-
thyrea, 38 296; Loboplax, 36°160;
Mandalotus, 30°139* ; Misophrice,

30-79, 38-334; Natica, M2-42; Nepho-
genes, 41-101: Notosalpingus, 44-157";
Oomela, 40°431*; Poropterus, 37:348;
Stenocorynus, 38:°296 ; Synatractus,
44-199; Trichosalpingus, 41°169*
varians, Acacia, 640,641; Artaxa,
26°177; Birrima, 38:°356; Columbella,
Pyrene, 34:127; var. of Acacia salicina,

41-641
varicornis, Ceratobaeus, 38°63*; Ceraph-
ron, 38°114*; Eriglyptoideus, S770":
Hoplogryon, 38°75* Macroteleia,
Dee Polynemoidea, 37°65*
variegata,-um,-us, Aolles, 34 47*; Cardiop-
terocis, 37-261"; Certhionyx, 39- 757,

41: 464 : Chalcomela, 40 415: Decilaus,

Si ioho 3 Diaphorocis, 37:°346* ; Dolium,
36 216; "Butinophaea, 38:267* ; Gehyra,
38°442, 39-767, 41-469; Haplonyx,
34°47*; Helcioniscus, 30205: Ischno-
chiton, 36°146; Laius, 41-139; Lepido-
pleurus, 31:146; Leptops, 40 345*;

Microrhagus, 40: 303*: Patella, 30: 205 ;

Scolecobrotus, 40 387; Thelymitra,

44-333; Therebiosoma, 37- 296* ; Tonna,
36-216

variiceps, Ditropidus, 44°229*

varlicollis, Auletes, 34-43*; Cacachroa,
33:176*; Lemidia, 41°577; Sciton,-
o1-2 7a

varilcolor, Cortinarius, var. nemorensis,
42-:94* ; Euplectromorpha, 41 367*;

Phlegmacium, var. nemorensis, 42:94*
varlipennis. Rhyparida, 39°155*
variolicolle,-is, Bolboceras, 40 280; Horo-

notus, 42-262
variolosus, Homotrysis, 44-208*
varipes, Xenomerus, 28 83*
varipilis, Belus, 32:222*

varius, Hypoleucus, hypoleucus, 38-424,
40°590; Mvllocerus, 38°286*; Platy-
tenes, 37:276; Psephotus, rosinae,

38°427, 39-746

varix. Danvhnella, 33-327

vauclusensis, Rhyssoplax, 44°290

V-aurea, Mordella, 41:228

Vegetable-fibre strings, use of, among
aborigines of west coast of Northern
Territory, 31:40

vegrandis, var. of Desiantha malevolens,
33-174

velata, Cyathosmilia, 26-263*

vellea, Notholaena, 39:824

vellereum, Stereum, 42°307

Velleya paradoxa, 38-470

velox, Austroturnix velox, 39-740,
41-442; Haplaner. 25-114

velutina, Lvranhora, 38:°166; Prodis-
cothyrea, £0-34*

velutines, Collvbia. 43-280

Venericardia amabilis, 36:348; bimacu-
lata, $2°:350; columnaria, 32:351:

182

delicata, 32°351*; dilecta, 32°347, var.
excelsior, 32°348*; lutea, 32° So:
quoyi, 32°349; squamigera, $2°350
venetus, Cortinarius, Dermocybe, 42°99*
venosa, Cycloidura, 34°83; Thelymitra,
31-125, 37-60; Zuzara, 34: 83
ventralis, Belus, 41°597; Cardiopria,
39°429* ; Hemiopsida, 40°308*; Ima-
liodes, 37°410*; Liparetrus, 29: -326"* ;
Mandalotus, 31: 137; Megamerus,
41-628" ; Microtribonyx, whitei, 38-421,
41°443; Pterohelaeus, 31° 294* ; Try-
pocolaspis, 39°328*
ventricosus, Gastrophacodes, 40°395*
ventripes, Phyllophorus, 39-19*
Venus Harbour, flora of, 32°263
Venus ponderosa, 29-169
venusta, Ceratoteleia, 37-174*
Veratrine, effects of, on fly’s intestine,
44°104
verbeneca, Salvia, 36°24
Verco, Sir JosepH C.
of South Australia, 34-89
Note on Edenttellina typica, Gatliff and
Gabriel, 40-596
Note on Harpa
Verco, 37°446
Note on Lasea scalaris, Phillipi, 37-448
Notes on occurrences during summer
recess, 1918-19, 43°418
Notes on South Australian marine mol-
lusca, with descriptions of new species,
28-135, 29-166, 30-143, 205, 31-99,
213, 305, 32-193, 338, 33-270, 977,
293, 34-115, 35-204, 36-181, 42-139
Notes on the marine shells of Western
Australia, with descriptions of new
species, 35°216, 36°192
Obituary notice: Sir E. C. Stirling, 43-1
[Review of work of Royal Society of
South Australia, 1903-06]: presidential
address, 30°335
Shells from the Great Australian Bight,
36-206
Verco, Sir Joseph C., congratulations on
the honour of knighthood, 43-427 ; exhibit
of a fulgurite by, 31°316; financial aid
to Library by, 39-853; cift of £1,000 to
Endowment and Research Fund, 32°391,

(Eocithara) punctata,

395
vercoi, Daphnella, 33:°320; Magasella,
34°91*, 98; Thyone, 39:19*, 22; var. of

Daphnella brenchleyi, 33-320

Vercoia, 28°157*; gibbosa, 28-158*

verconis, Acanthochites, 35°99, 36-162;
Acanthochiton, 44:287 ; Albania, 29°154* ;
Chiton, 36°154; Deltocyathus, 28:62*;
Ischnochiton, 35:102*; Leda, 31:217;
Nembrotha, 29-158" ; Scaphella, 36°224 ;
Trematotrochus, 98-5*, 337245; Voluta,
36-224

vereenae, Pterostylis, 38°360*

vermicollis, Onesorus, 40°360*

Vermicularia flava, 31:214%*,
nodosa, 31°102

36:208;

| Vertebrae,

Brachiopods of |

vermiculatus, Brachyporopterus, .36°110* ;
Perperus, 35-78%

vernicosa, Goodenia, 43°41*

vernulus, Hypocaccus, 27°108*

Veronica arvensis, 36°172

verriculata, Polystomella, 39-350

| verrucosa,-um,-us, Bluops, 38-228* ; Cyma-

tium, Lampusia, Lotorium, Triton,

36° 218

versicolor, Chalcuroides, 37°115*; Colum-
bella, 34-127; ; Leptochiton, 36°142;
Neostrepera, plumbea, 39-759; Poly-

stictus, 45°298; Pyrene, 34:127

mammalian, morphological
structure of, 30°325

vertebrale,-is, Apion, 34°34*; Belus, 41-599

Vertebrates, Australian, sizes of red cells
of, 39°38

verticalis, Cellepora, 37°458

verticillata, Dicrastylis, 42°53*

verticordae, Mordella, 41-228, var. niveo-
suturalis, 41°229*

vertumnaria, Euchloris, 28-222

vescus, Isometroides, Isometrus, 39-773 -

vesicaria, Atriplex, 39-828

vespaceum, Cymatium, Triton, 36-219

Vesperugo pumilis, 38°418

vestalis, _Daphnella, Hemipleurotoma,
33°295

vestita,-us, Pachyura, 35°87; Pterohelaeus,
38° 375*; Sclerorinus, 38° 29

vetulus, Mandalotus, 25-28

vetustus, Belus, 41-599;
37°337

V-fasciata, Mordella, 41°229

vibicosa, Sideridis, 44:137*

vibratilis, Cortinarius, Myxacium, 42°97*

vicarius, Cossonus, 33°195*; Liparetrus,
29-320

Vicia gracilis, 36°22

vicina,-us. Diaphonia, 38°184; Heteronyx,
34°158*; Metiste, 44-214*; Misophrice,
30°78*, 38°334 hi

Victor Harbour granite, porphyritic fel-
spars of, 27°256

Victoria, forest reserves of, 34-301;
national parks of, 34-286; recent corals
from, 28°1

victoriae, Adelium, 38°403; Bothriopria,
39-408*; Heterocerus, 27°180; Lae-
muphloeus, 27°182*; Menura novae-
hollandiae, 44-390; Paromalus, 27-102

victoriensis, ’ Atractocerus, 41:142; Bembi-
dium, 25:121; Choleva, 27°95;
Diaphoromerus, Lecanomerus, 25°115;
Onthophagus, 27:293*; Tachys, 25-121;
Trichananca, 40°178; var. of Decilaus
auricomus, 37-389

viduatus, Deretaphrus, 27-129

viduus, Heteronyx, 34:176*

vigilans, Anodontonyx, 31°260, 42-255

vigorsi, Melanodryas cucullata, 38-429,
39-748; Ptenoedus mathewsi, 39-751,
41°457

vilis, Onthophagus, 27°302

Tyrtaeosus,

183

Village life of the Mailu, 39°554

villaticus, var. of Psalliota arvensis,
42-122*

villosa,-um,-us, Belus, 41° -614*; Ehrharta,
var. maxima, 43:26; Haplonycha,
41-506* ; Kochia, 39-828; Onthophagus,
27°302; Stereum, 43° 308 ; Thelymitra,
44-333: Tomyris, 39°184*

villosicollis, Liparetrus, 41°527

villosipennis, Myllocerus, 41°585*

villosula, Menkea, 40°62

viminalis, Eucalyptus, 32-°285,
41°333

vincentensis, Carditella, 32°354*

vincenti, Scyllium, 32-287*, 289

vincentiana, Adeorbis, 34°118; Mangilia,
33°316; Vanikoro, 34-118

vincentina,- us, Daphnella, 33°316; Delto-
cyathus, 28- 6*, 33°245; Mangilia, 33°316

vincta, Columbel!a, Mitrella, 34-133

vinctalis, Tatorhynchus, 41-457

40:482,

vindex, Myrmecia, var. desertorum,
39-805*

vinosus, Chalcopterus, 37°13, 38°236

violacea, Ditrema, 40°443; Pyrausta,

32-102; Scorpis, 40-443
Virago sibberifrons, 38°423, 39-744
virescens, Adelium, 38-236
virgata,-us, Chiton, 35-97, 36°148; Ischno-
chiton, 35-97, 36-148; Hibbertia, var.
incana, 43-36% ; Trachydermon, 36-148
virgatipes, Edusa, 39-231*
virginea, Ectopatria, 29-173*
virginicus, Sporobolus, var.
39°94
virgula, Dentalium, 35-209
viridizeneus, Schizognathus, 43°243; var.
of Iridomyrmex detectus, 39-811
viridicollis, Chalcopterus, 37:12; Edusa,
39-199
viridicupreum,-us, Saprinus, 27:107;
of Lenosoma fulgens, 38°196
viridifrons, Edusa, 39°221*
viridilatera, Edusa, 39:223*
viridimetallica, Edusa, 39:215*
viridimicans, Myllocerus, 41°583*
viridiobscurus, Onthophagus, 27-305
viridipennis, Calomela, Chrysomela,
40-399; Edusa, 39 200; Saprinus, 27°107
fds ieare. Proxyrodes, 33°150*

pallidus,

var.

viridis, Amonodontomerus, 37°99*; Eu-
calyptus, 27°244; Eucharomorpha,
AGS Sree Merimnetes, Say NEO-
mystocis, $37°340*; Pachyneuronella.
37-102": Selidosema, 30:1337 4 var: of
Haploplax mayi, 44:264*, 284; var. of

Ischnochiton mayi, 44-264*
viridisignata, Chlorobapta, 42-262
viridisquama, Misophrice, 30°80
viridivaria, Hackeria, 36°76
viscida, Eremophila, 29-837
viscidulus, Panus, 43:291*
viscosa, Bartsia, 36-172; Beyeria, 42-46;

Dodonaea, 39-833; Stemodia, 38-468
Vitality of seeds; by Alf. G. Edquist, 43-5
vitellina, Eucalyptus, 42-180

vitellus, Cypraea, 42-148
vitis, Polyphrades, 28:°88*
Vittadinia scabra, 42°183

vittata,-us, Cheiragra, 43°210; Diplo-
mystus, 32°295; Paracyathus, 30:156*,
33°246; Phyllotocus, 43-210; Prion,
30°331; Pterostylis, 33°14, 44-341;
Sclerorinus, 38:18; Terillus, 39-239;
var. of Rhyparida didyma, 39-118

vitticollis, Ananca, 41°284; Mbordella,
41:231*; Pseudolycus, 41-284; Telura,
43-215

vittifera, Petnmnaccu Diatoa

vittipennis, Oxacis, 41:312*

vittivaria, Lyraphora, 38°166*

vixornata, Limopsis, 31°219*

V-notatus, Nanophyes, 31:°166*

Vocabulary of Karkurrerra tribe, 28°47;
of Mailu kinship, 39-532

Vocabulary. See also Language

Vocabularies of aborigines of west coast
of South Australia, 42-152

Vocabularies of four South Australian
languages—Adelaide, Narrunga, Kukata,
and Narrinyeri—with special reference
to their speech sounds; by J. M. Black,
44-76

Vocabularies of three South Australian
native languages—Wirrung, Narrinyeri,
and Wongaidya; by J. M. Black, 41-1.

Voconia dolosa, 44-485

volans, Petauxoides. 44°389

Volcanic dust, supposed, from Point
Charles lighthouse, 27-205: from the
Northern Territory, microscopic exami-
nation of, 27-207

Volcanic ejectamenta at Mt. Gambier,
25°56 f i
Voleanoes, extinct, of. Mt. Gambier and

Mt. Schank, 25°54
Voliba asphyctopa, 32°87*; leptomorpha,

32°86*; psammoessa, 32°88*; pycno-
sticta, 32°87*

Voluta diadema, 36°229; kenyoniana,
36-228, 245; miltonis, 36:230; nodi-
plicata, 938-484; papillaris, 36-228;
papillosa, 36°228,245; roadnightae,
36-226*, 239; sowerbvi, 36:288; trans-

lucida, 36:225; undulata, 36°222; ver-
conis, 36-224

Voluta fulgetrum, 36:222, var.
33:274*. See also varieties
Scaphella

volux, Pleisoneura, 26°119, 35-167

volvox, Aulacochiton, 36:155; Chiton,
Lorica, 35°98, 36°155

Von Toll’s algal theory of the archaeo-
cyathinae, M2-167

vulgaris, Acanthias, 32:292: Barbarea,
26°31; Beta, 35-3; Ceraphron, 38:104*:
Kurysystole, 37:114*

vulnerans, Bombyx, Doratiphora, 26-215

vulnerata, Rhyparida, 39:148*

vulpecula, Goniloba, 35°115; Trichosurus,
39-50, 41°432; var. typicus, 44-360

vulpes, Alopias, 32-291

dictua,
under

184

Capua, 40°511*; Dermestes,

vulpina,-us,
44°245*; Macro-

37°160; Elaphodes,
tristria, 38-348*
vulvaria, Chenopodium, 43°30

Wadella Springs, 31°75
Wadella Springs and bog-iron ore deposit ;
by Sir Douglas Mawson, 31°77
Wahlenbergia gracilis, 38-470
waigensis, Plesioneura, 35°167
Wainwright, E. H., death of, 43-426
Waist-girdles of aborigines of west coast
of Northern Territory, 31°44
Waite, Epcar R. General notes [on the
South Australian Museum expedition
to Strzelecki and Cooper Creeks],
41°415
List of the fishes of Norfolk Island, and
indication of their range to Lord Howe
Island, Kermadec Island, Australia,
and New Zealand, 40°452
Mammalia from Central
38°418

Australia,

Mammalia and ophidia from the north- |

western regions of South Australia,
39°735

Mammalia and ophidia [of South Aus-

tralian Museum expedition to Strze-
lecki and Cooper Creeks], 41-422
Meteorology [of South Australian Museum

expedition to Strzelecki and Cooper |

Creeks], 41-422

Narrative {of South Australian Museum
expedition to Strzelecki and Cooper
Creeks], 41°407

Natives [of districts traversed by South
Australian Museum expedition to

Strzelecki and Cooper Creeks], 41-429

Ophidia, amphibia, and pisces from Cen- |

tral Australia, 38°445
Supposed incidental occurrence of a
sucker fish, Echeneis australis, Ben-
nett, in Australian waters, 39:340
WalTE, Epcar R., and McCuLitocH, ALLAN
R. Additions to the fish-fauna of Lord
Howe Island, 40°437
Fishes of the South Australian Govern-
ment trawling cruise, 1914, 39-455
Pisces [of South Australian Museum
expedition to Strzelecki and Cooper
Creeks], 41:472
Revision of the genus Aracana and its
allies, 39-477
Waite, Epcar R., and Others: Results of
the South Australian Museum expedition
to Strzelecki and Cooper Creeks, 41:405
waitei, Climacteris, 41°463 Helaeus,
41°578*; Lycosa, 41-487*
Waitzia corymbosa, 39°841
walcotae, Clathurella, Drillia, 33-307
Waldheimia flavescens, 34:96

walkeri, Apaustus, 35°151; Ocybadistes,
26°101, 35°148, var. hypochlora,
35°149*

wallacei, Pseudolycus, 41°283

Wallaroo Bay, cainozoic deposits at, 36°15

wallisiana, Lomaptera, 38-145

Walloway, Brighton limestones at, 28-263

Walloway Plain, physiography of, 33°257

walteri, Dilochrosis, 38°152*

Wanee tribe, distribution of, 31:3

Wangary Lake to Port Lincoln, flora of,
32°270

eee ides. 26°266

-Wankaree, 26°266

Wantapella Swamp, 39-709

Warp, L. KeitH. Notes on W. S. Chap-
man’s analyses of waters obtained by
S. A. White in the far north of South
Australia, 38°473

Warfare among the Mailu, 39-588

Wasps’ nests from Queensland, 36°243

Water Gully, 33-106

Water resources of Broken Hill, M2-220

Water supply of aborigines of Everard
Range, 39-729

Water vessels of aborigines of west coast
of Northern Territory, 31:38

Waterfall Creek, cainozoic beds
35°50, 54

Waterfall Gully, cambrian blue-metal lime-
stone at, 30:°240; cambrian dolomitic
limestone at, 30-241; cambrian thick
slates at, 30°236; quartzites and sand-
stones, 28°196, 205

at,

_ Waterfall Gully Reserve, 34-286

G. A. Lepidoptera from
Central Australia: rhopalocera, 38-455
waterhousei, Calomela, 40°402; Diphu-
cephala, 30:268; Heteronyx, 34-201* :

WATERHOUSE,

Neoplotosus, 32-296 ; Sclerorrhinus,
28:112; var. of Mordella_baldiensis,
41:218

Watt, Mt., ordovician beds at, 29°85

wattsense,-is, Bembidium, 25-123* ;
Brachypeplus, 26°303* ; Oxytelus, 26°23"

Waukeroo, cassiterite ‘and wolfram from,
M2-252; tin oxide at, M2:294; wolfram
at, M2:296

Wavellite from Angaston and Pekina,
30°327

Way, Sir Samuel, death of, 40°586, 599

wayae, var. of Acacia salicina, 32:277*

wayi, Trymalium, 40°67

Weapons of aborigines of Everard Range,
39°727; of aborigines of north-west
South Australia, 28- 24; of aborigines of
west coast of Northern Territory, 31°30;
of x Mailu, 39-590; of the Wororra,
41-

Wedge Island, flora of, 32°266

wedgensis, Mandalotus, 40°325*

Weetulta, pre-cambrian deposits at,
42-189; upper cambrian basal grits at,
42-194

welchi, Therapon, 41°472*

weldi, Pholidia, 40:72; Pyxipoma, Sili-
quaria, Tenagodus, 36°209

wellingtoniensis, Elleschus, 32-251*

Werribee Gorge reserve, 34-289

West Island, 34-7

185

westermanni, Diaphanops, 42°272
Westermannia, 44°188
Western Australia, birds collected in, by
Edwin Ashby, 25-132; forest reserves
of, 34:°302; marine shells of, 35-216,
36:192; national parks of, 34-292;
smallpox (?) among natives of, 35°28
Western Australian polyplacophora, by W.
G. Torr, 35°94
westraliensis, Saprinus, 27°106*
Westringia dampieri, 40°71, 43:40
westwoodi, Scolecobrotus, 40-387
Whale, ear bone from Abattoirs bore at
Dry Creek, 43-430
WHEELER, Wm. Morton. Australian ant-
genus Myrmecorhynchus, Ern. André,
and its position in the sub-family
camponotinae, 41°14
Australian ants of the genus Aphaeno-
gaster, Meur., 40°213
Hymenoptera from north-western South
Australia, 39-805
Prodiscothyrea, a new genus of pomerine
ants from Queensland, 40°33
Whinham, Mt., rock-drawings at, 28°43
Whirlwinds of Broken Hill area, M2-°227
Wuirte, C. T., and Rocsrs, R. 8. Con-
tribution to the orchidaceous flora of
Papua (British New Guinea), 44-110
Waits, S. Aborigines of Everard
Range, 39°725
Aves from Central Australia, 38-419
Aves from the north-western regions of
South Australia, 39-740
Aves [of South Australian Museum ex-
pedition to Strzelecki and Cooper
Creeks], 41-441
Narrative of an expedition into Central
Australia, 38-407
Notes on the occurrence of aboriginal
remains below marine deposits at the
Reedbeds, Fulham, near Adelaide,
43°77
Notes on the occurrence of fulgurites in
a sandhill at the Reedbeds, near Ade-
laide, 42:293
White, S. A., welcomed on return from
Musgrave Ranges, 38°482

White Gum. See Eucalyptus viminalis
and K. rubida

whitea, Clilonocha, 38:453*; Thrypto-
mene, 41:384*

whitei, Aganippe, 39-774*; Amisallus,

32:206, 42-267; Angianthus, 37°122*;
Aphelocephala castaneiventris, 38:438,
39°755; Barnardius barnardi, 41-452:
Camponotus, 39°818*; Colluricincla rufi-
ventris, 39°755; Crematogaster, 39:808* ;
Ditropidus, 39-800*; Egernia, 38°444;
Epacticus, 41-594* ; Helluarchus,
38:451*; Holcomyrmex, 39-807* ;
Maccoyornis broadbenti, 40°590; Ma-
lurus melanotus, 37-453; Microtribonyx
ventralis, 38:421, 41:433; Mono-
morium, 39:807*; Myrmosphincta,
39°818*; Panicum, 41-632*, 44-191;

Toxanthus, 39:840*, 43:43; Trichinium,
38°464.

Whiteornis goodenovi, 3$8:429, 39°748;
stomach contents of, 38:439, 39-760

whitii, Egernia, 41:471

Whittaker’s Quarry, upper cambrian basal
grits at, 42°193

Whittell’s Creek, 29-62

wiburdi, Tomyris, 39:178*

Wiburdia dentipes, 37°433*

Wild animals’ protection bill, 36-269

Wilingura tribe, distribution of, 31:3

wilkinsoni, Anchura, M2-°43; Trocho-
cyathus, 28-58*

William Creek, desert sandstone at,
29 88; fossilised wood at, 29:88;

quartzites and sandstones, 28-209
Williams Island, flora of, 32:265
williamsoni, Pimelea, 43-37*
Williamstown, beryl at, 33-141
Williamstown. See also Gordon Reward

Claim .

Willie willies. See Whirlwinds
Willochra Plains, sarsen stones on, 43°47
Willochra Valley, botany of, 26°31;

loranthaceae of, 26-

Willongera tribe, distribution of, 31:3

Willoughby, Cape, aplites at, 43:°323;
cainozoic deposits at, 36°15; eocene at,
27°83; granite of, 27°81; massif as
related to other South Australian in-
trusions, 43:339; petrology of granitic
mass of, 43°316; quartz-tourmaline
nodules in granite of, 43°156

Willouran Ranges, cambrian glacial till
at, 30°233, 330

Willunga district, tectonic movements in,

5-53

Willunga fault, age of, 35°56; fissure of,
35°55

Willunga ranges, scarp face of, 35°54

Willyama complex, geology of, M2:236

Willyamite, M2-300

Wilpena Pound, purple slates at, 28-261;
synclinal fold at, 28-261

wilpenense,-is, Hadra,
29-163

Wilruddidda and Wilrurrerra tribes, 28°12

Wilson, archaeocyathinae from, 34-252;
quartzites and sandstones, 28:206

Wilson, Lake, 29-71

Wilson’s Promontory national park, his-
tory of, 34:286

wilsoni, Acanthochites, 36-162; Articerus,

Xanthomelon,

43-169*; Conger, 32:297; Diplodon,
29-161; Ischnochiton, 36 147, 42:80;
Notoplax, 36:°162, 44-:287,290; Wil-

sonia backhousi, 42°53

Witton, J. R. Certain diophantine pro-
blems, 44°71

Wingia__rectiorella, 41-103;
synnephela, 41:103*

winneckei, Diporophora, 38:-443; Rhom-

batractus, 33°264

Winter’s Hill, 31-72

subrosea,

186

Winulta Creek, cambrian basal beds at,
30°257; pre-cambrian at, 42-189;
purple slates of, 28-260; upper cambrian
basal grits at, 42-193

Wirrabara, leasing of forest lands at,
25-184

Wirrialpa, archaeocyathinae limestones
near, 28-261

wirrialpensis, Archaeocyathus, M2-124*;

Obolella, 29-248*

Wirrung, vocabulary of, 41°3

Wistow, paringite near, 32°128

wittei, Diaphonia, 38-185

Witton Bluff, tertiary at, 28-270

Wogait, amputation of finger among, 31°
circumcision among, 31°11; dialect of
31°3; distribution of tribe, 31- 2; initia-
tion of boys among, 31°11

Wogait, Larrekiya, Sherait, and Berringin
tribes, comparative vocabularies of,

31-60
Albion, M2°-252; at

Wolfram at
Waukeroo, M2-252, 296

Wollaston medal award to T. E. David,
39°853

Wollastonite near Tumby Bay, 31:124

wollumbillaensis, Dentalium, M2-39

Wombeyan reserve, 34:291

Wongaidya, vocabulary of, 41°12

Wood bored by larvae of Phoracantha
recurva, 34°253

Wood-boring larvae, 34°253, 254

Wood Cone, 34°233, 238

Woodroffe, Mt., 29:60

Wood’s Creek quarry, 34:237

woodsi, Drillia, 33°301, var. acostata,
39-501"
Woodside-Norton Summit road, lower

cambrian basal bed on, 32°122
Woodside-Oakbank road, quartz-schists on,
32-125
Woodside quarizites and sandstones, 28-199
woodwardi, Urodacus, 39-773
woodwardiana, Cytherea, M2-°34
Wool Bay, eocene beds of, 25-145
woolsiana, Eucalyptus, 27-244, 40:479
Woolner tribe, distribution of, 31-2
Woo.tnoucH, W. G. Microsconvic examina-
tion of supposed volcanic dust from
the Northern Territory, 27-207
Notes on the geology of the Mt. Lofty

ranges, chiefly the portion east of the

Onkaparinga River, 32°121

Petrographical description of some varie-
ties of granite from near Olary, South
Australia, 28-181

Petrographical notes on some South
Australian quartzites, sandstones, and
related rocks, 28-193

Woolnough, W. G., paper on geology of

Mt. Lofty ranges, criticism by
Howchin, 32-389

Work among the Mailu, 39-629
Wororra tribe, notes on, 41°21

Worthing Copper Mine, purple slates at,
28-268

Worturpa, 25°45

Wowudéro, 39°506

Wulna tribe, distribution of, 31°2

Wundersitz’s Quarry, upper cambrian
basal grits at, 42-194

Wurlies of aborigines of north-west South
Australia, 28°29

wyldei, Sericornis longirostris, 40-591

wyvillei, Liothyris, Terebratula, 34-94

xanthastis, Monoctenia, 28-229; Systatica,
28°229, 29:179
Xantherium canadense, 39-849
xanthisma, Heliocausta, 41-114*
Xanthium canadense, orientale, 40°77
xanthobapta, Scardia, 27: 938"
xanthochrysa, Plutorectis, 31°202*
xanthocosma, Mamestra, 27°3*
xanthogramma, Taxeotis, 27°186*, 30°197
Xantholinus olliffi, 26- 20
xantholoma, Ocystola, 41:64*
Xanthomelon adcockianum, 39°771; an-
gasianum, 29-162; asperrimum, 29° 164° ;
clydonigerum, flindersi, 29°162; perin-
flatum, 29-:162, 38°446, 39- 770; radia-
tum, 29°163*; squamulosa, 39°771; sub-
levatum, 29-162; wilpenense, 29: 163
xanthomera, Hesperilla, 35-132; Telesto,
26°80*, 35°132
xanthonephra, Naarda, 32-65*
xanthopelta, Limnoecia, 27:231*
Xanthophoea concinna, 25°102*; cylindri-

collis, 25°103; longicollis, rufescens,
25°104
xanthoplaca, Macrobathra, 26°167*;

Tanymecica, 40°500*
xanthoprepes, Philobota, 41°85*
xanthopsis, Gonioma, 26-199
Xanthoptera albiceris, crocodeta, O72 ii:
euchrysa, macrosema, 27°
xanthopus, Colaspoides, 39° 303
xanthopyga, Diaphonia, 38°181*
Xanthorrhoe aphanta, 42:278*;
gramma, 27°185*; lychnota,
quadrangulata, 26: '35, 40-1:
26-226"; tatei, 40-7
xanthorrhoess, Timareta, 33°155*
xanthorrhous, Psephotus, 34°251
xanthoscota, Nacoleia, 27:63*
xanthosoma, Apura, 40°519*
xanthotrichus, Heteronyx, 34°200*;
retrus, 29°297, 41°530
xavieriana, Columbella, 34:129; Mitrella,
34-128
Xeda fasciata, 39-796*

hypo-
27:196;

rhodacris,

Lipa-

Xenochlaena, 97°191"; porphyropis,
27°192
Xenocnema. spinipes, var. australiae,

35°88*
Xenomerus dubius, flavicornis, 38°84* ;
laticeps, 40°28*; varipes, 38°83*

xenomorpha, Heterochyta, 30:47* ,
xenopis, Diceratucha, 30°1380; Oenone,
26:227*, 30°130, 197

187

xerampelina, Prometopus, 28°214*; Rus-
sula, 43°276*
xerophila,-us, Anthicus, 41:580*; Crema-

togaster, 39: 810*, var. exigua, '39-811*
Xerophila pectoralis, 38:482
Xerotus eh 43°292*
Xestocis, 37°434*; castaneus, 37-435";

niger, 37°434*
xiphimela, Anerastria, 27°52*, 30°195
xiphiphora, Hesperilla, 35°130*
xiphochrysa, Pleurota, 29-108*
xipholeuca, Nephogenes, 25: 89*
xiphopepla, Eulechria, 44-59*
xiphosema, Heterobathra, 25-90*
X-ray phenomena, 44: 383
X-ray. See also Coolidge x-ray tube

X-rays, secondary, want of symmetry
shown by, 32-301

xuthocrania, Euchloris, 30-127

Xylaria anisopleura, 43°313; faveolis,

hypoxylon, myosurus, 43° 314; phospho-
rea, 43-313
Xyleutes acontucha, 27°25*; coscinota,
27-24; nephocosma, 26°201*; zopho-
plecta, 26°202*
Xyleutis eremonoma, 30°139*
xylinopis, Epiplema, 27-20*
syste. Byrsoptera, 25-°77*;
197*; Sandava, 27-11
etna, Cryptophasa, 30-140*
Xylonchus eucalypti, 35°177 ; metrosideri,
35°178
Xylonchus, synonym of Stethaspis, 35°176
xylonota, Zagira, 27:34*

Gastrinopa,

Xylophilidae, catalogue of species of,
41-180

Xylophilus abundans, 41°185*; acaciae,
41-208*; alpicola, 41-184; anthiciceps,
41-200* ; basicornis, 41-185; brachy-
deres, 41: 199*; cnemopachys, 41:201*;
conspicillatus, 41°188*; decipiens,
41-203*; discoater, 41:190*; divisus,
41-202*: dolichoderes, 41- 198*: flavi-

collis, 41-194*; flavocastaneus, 41: 195%;

fusciventris, 41-205* : elaber, 41-188* ;
immaculatus, 41-184; incisus, 41-185;
interioris, 41:204* ; interruptus, 41:185;
laterofuscus, 41°205*; —_leucostictus,
41-189* ; mediofasciatus, 41-201*;
microps, 41°197*; mundus, 41:°184;
nigriclavus, 41°203* ; norfolcensis,
44-186*; obliquifasciatus, 41-:193*; octo-
maculatus, 41-183; pachymerus,
41-192* ; parentheticus, 41:191* ; pectini-
cornis, 41°183; pilosicornis, 41:187*;
poecilopterus, 41°196*; rufobrunneus,
41-207* ; rufohumeralis, 41:196* ; synop-
ticus, 41-191*; trichomerus, 41:206*;

27:229*, 30°196; rhizophaga, 26-194";
spodopasta, ‘O73 stereodesma,
26:237 ; tetrazana, 25: 84*, 26°238

xyloscopa, Eudrymopsis, 27-228"

xylotrema, Boarmia, 27°29*

Xynaea uniformis, 28-123*

Xysmatodoma callista, campylota, 27:233" ;
epichrysa, 27°231*; epitricha, 27-236" ;
euscia, 27°234*; gastromela, OT: 936° ;
hemicalyptra, 27-73* holozona, 27°73*;
hyalistis, 27-232* ; lasiomicra, 27-234";
microzona, 27° 72%. photidias, 27:236* ;
retinochra, 27:71*; semiota, 27-239* -
trizona, 27°237* )

Xysmatodoma, descriptions of new species

of, 27°216

Yacca gum, occurrence and method of
formation of, 40°1

Yacka, sarsen stones at, 43°47

Yalcowinna, gold near, M2-295

Yalluna, 31°74

Yankalilla, petrography of intrusive rocks
near, 33:129; petrology of sedimentary
rocks of, 33-133

Yarowinie, Lake, 41-411

Yarrabollinna waterhole,
at, 29°87

Yarrangobilly reserve, 34:291

Yarroo Station, calcium phosphate beds
at, 26°32

Yatalite, 33°104, 111*, 125; near Hough-
ton, age of, 33-104

Yattalunga, native drawings at, 26-208,
41-667

Yellow Cliff, 38°43

yilgarnensis, Microvalgus, 38-203

Yoldia randsi, M2:26

Yorke Peninsula, archaeocyathinae lime-
stones of, 28-260, 42-197; cainozoic on
east coast of, 36°14; cainozoic pene-
planation of, 42:221; cambrian lime-
stones of, 42°195; nullipore limestone
from, 30°327; palaeozoic and _pre-

desert sandstone

cambrian peneplanation of, 42-220;
purple slates of, 28-260; river systems,
past and present, of, 42°:222; strati-

graphy of, 42°213; tectonic problems of,
42-217

Yorke Peninsula, southern, archaean of,
25:3, 26°274; Bay of Biscay country of,
25°5; crab holes of, 25:5; dolomitic
travertine of, 25°5; elevation of, 25-2;
eocene of, 25-3, 4, 26°272; eocene lime-
stone of, removal by chemical solution,
25:4; fauna of lagoons of, 25-9; flora
of salt lagoon district of, 25-7; geo-

undatus, 41:182

ete amphileuca, 26°238*; argyrota,
32-116*; basileia, 26-194*; candescens,
26° 196; cephalochra, 25°83;
28:244*; neomorpha, 26:195, 29-110;
parthenistis, 26°237* ; pentachroa,
25°83*, 26-195, 30°196; philonympha,

cirrhodes,

logical features of, 25:3, 26°268; glacial
clay of, 25:8, 26-273; glacial evidences
of, 26-274; Great Salt Marsh of, 25-2;
Great Salt Marsh, carbonate of lime at,
25°5; gypsum from, 25-6, 31-120;
miocene of, 25-3, 26°271; origin of salt
lagoons of, 25-1, 26°-276; permo-

188

carboniferous glacial clay of, 26°273;
physiography of, 25-1; pleistocene of,
26°271; pliocene, post-tertiary, and pre-
tertiary of, 25°3; recent deposits of,
25°3, 26:269; salt deposits and industry
of, 25:6; swallow holes of, 25:5
Yorke Valley, ancient river valley in,

42-223; cambrian dolomitic limestone
at, 42-201; pre-cambrian deposits at,
42: 190; upper cambrian basal grits at,
42-195

yorkensis, Columbella, 34-128; Neso,
42-254

Yorketown Lagoon, fauna and foraminifera
of, 25-9

yorki, Erythropitta, mackloti, 40°594

yorkiana, Lomaptera, 38°144

ypsilon, Cicindela, 41°:124, var. albicans,
41-124

Ypsolophus argonota, 25°81*;
27:70* ; ochroloma, 25-80* ;
25-82*

yu, Cirphis, 30°119

yucatensis, Fomes, 43-302

Yucca alvifolia, 37°454

Yumpia tribe, distribution of, 31:3

Yunta, guano at, 29°72

lygropa,
thanatopsis,

Zagira xylonota, 27°34*
Zalissa, 44°156*

zalotus, Heteronyx, 34°148*
zanclotypa, Coesyra, 41-73*
zapluta, Orsonoba, 28°234*

zealandicus, Acanthochiton, 44-287
zebra, Patella, 36°193; Plaxiphora,
35°106*

zelandicum, Dentalium, 35-209

zelebori, Scala, Scalaria, 30°145

Zelotechna psittacodes, 41°103*

zelotes, Epicoma, 26°183*

zelotis, Pyrgoptila, 26°142*

zemiodes, Eulechria, 26°149*

Zenophora tatei, 33°270

Zenoporopterus, 36°135*; mirus, 36°135*

Zephryne, 38°323, 324; personata, 28°115*

Zethes adoxopis, 32°68*; blechrodes,

27-13* ; cyrtogramma, 32 68% ; - haemacta,
32°67*; syndesma, 27-40*

Zeuctophlebia, 28:227* ; rufipalpis, 28-228 ;

tapinodes, 28°-228*

Zeuzera coscinopa, 25°63*

zeylanicum, Trichodesma, 38°468, 39-834

ziczac, Edusa, 39:206*; LElaphodes,

44-249*

Zietz, A. H. C. Description of a hitherto
undescribed species of shark from In-
vestigator Strait, 32-287

List of the edible fish of the lower
Murray, 26-265

Note on morphological structure of the
mammalian vertebrae, 30°325

Synopsis of the fishes of South Aus-
tralia, 32-288, 294, 33-263

ZiEtTz, A. H. C., and ‘STIRLING, Sir KE. C.
Description of the bones of the manus

and pes of Diprotodon australis, Owen,
M1-1

Description of the vertebrae of Genyornis
newtoni, M1-81
Genyornis newtoni: a new genus and
species of fossil struthious bird, M1:41
Zietz, A. H. C., exhibit of Thylacoleo car-
nifex by, 31°317
Zietz, F. R. Descriptions of wild hybrids
of Australian ducks contained in the
South Australian Museum collection,
36°178
Lacertilia from Central Australia, 38-440
Lacertilia from the north-western regions
of South Australia, 39-766
Lacertilia of the South Australian
Museum expedition to Strzelecki and
Cooper Creeks, 41:496
zietzi, Calliostoma, 29°166*; Edusa,
39:217*: Onthophagus, 27-283*
Zietzia, 36°65; geologa, 41°497
zirophora, Hyperxena, 40°502*
Zizyphinus subgranularis, 29-172
zonarium,-us, Barnardius, 38°427; Bar-
nardius, myrtae, 39: 745° ; Stereum,
43°307*
zonata,-um, Darala, 27°17;
43°304; Siphonaria, 31-105
Zonitis, 38°262; bizonata,
breviceps, 41:270*; cowleyi, gloriosa,
38°263; hakeae, 38:-263*; longiceps,
41:269*; melanoptera, 38:264*, var.
nigroterminalis, 38°-265*; metasternalis,
38°266* ; pallicolor, 38-263; picticornis,
38:265*: splendida, 38:263
zonochra, Batrachedra, 28:169*
zonomacula, Limnoecia, 32:120*
Zonopetala tephrastis, 41-107*
zonophora, Anachrostis, 32°71*
zonospila, Bombyx, Eremaia, 39-803
zopherus, Deretiosus, 37°283*; Myllo-
cerus, 41°586*

Hydnum,
38°262 ;

zophodesma, Hypertropha, 30°51*; Para-
melora, 27°195*

zophopepla, Plutorectis, 31°203*; Trachy-
dora, 28:17&8*

zophoplecta, Xyleutes, 26°202*

zophosema, Borkhausenia, 29-108*

Zostericola, 43:°66*; pilsbryanus, 43-66*,
44-283

zosterifolia, Amphibolis, Cymodocea, 37-1

Zosterops, 27°254

Zosterops coerulescens, host of Halteridium
sp., 34:105,112; host of protozoa(?),
34-106

Zuzara excavata, 34°84*; integra, 34°83;
laevis, 34°84*; venosa, 34°83

Zygocera bifasciata, 25°37; concinna,
25-°36*
zygophylloides, Aizoon, 38:464; Gun-

niopsis, 42°172

Zygophyllum ammophilum, 26°32; bil-
lardieri, var. ammophilum, 42: 175;
fruticulosum, 38-466, P40: 460, 41-382;
ovatum, 40-66; prismatothecum, 42-174

189

9-maculata, Mordella, 41°226 | 16-tuberculata, Illidgea, 36-93*
10-maculata, Phyllocharis, 46-420 | 18-maculata, Mordella, 41-225

OMISSIONS FROM THE INDEX ‘TO VOLS. I.-XXIV.

Bore at Cooper Creek, 4°147; at Lake Coorongite, 4-124, 27°313
Frome, 5:98: at Malcolm, Hundred of, Frome, Lake, bore at, 5:98
4°145; at Port Pirie, 22°68; at Tin- | Malcolm, Hundred of, section at, 4-145
tinara, 22°65; at Wellington, 4°144; Ostrea, arenicola, 8:97; hippopus, 8°98,
at Whittata, 3-181; at Yarrow, 3-181 | 23-268; sturtiana, 8-97

Brown, H. Y. L. Notes on geological | Whittata, bore at, 3°181
features of Teetulpa goldfields, 10.82 Yarrow, bore at, 3°18]

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