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DIMMOCK’S SPECIAL BIBLIOGRAPHY, NO. 3.

THE

NRITINGS OF SAMUEL HUBBARD SCUDDER.

COMPILED AND EDITED BY GEORGE DIMMOCK.

CAMBRIDGE, MASS. :
PUBLISHED BY THE EDITOR.
AuG., 1879.

LNT ROD wr ORY.

For the third of these Special Bibliographies, I have compiled a list, supposed to ke complete
to the end of July 1879, of the writings of Mr. Samuel H. Scudder, of Cambridge, Mass. Mr.
Scudder has aided me much in the preparation of this list, Mr. S. Henshaw has examined the proofs,
and Dr. H. A. Hagen has allowed me the facilities offered by his large entomological library.
I here give grateful acknowledgment to them and to others who have rendered assistance.

The titles of the first and second of these Special Bibliographies were printed on title-slips for
use in library catalogs. The titles of Mr. Scudder’s writings will be printed only in the accom-
panying form, and can be used on title-slips by cutting and pasting.

The necessity having arisen for a distinct recognition of the kind of notice a paper has

received, I suggest the annexed scheme, adopted in the following pages:

1°. Adversely critical, - ‘ - : - indicated by Crit. Rev.
2° Commendatory or doubtful, —- = - - oe “Rey.

{ Mention of title and reference only, - 2 ** Note.*

| Synopsis, or description of contents, - fs “Notice.
3°. Neutral.{ Tabulated synopsis, ete., - - - ne “Abstract.

A portion reprinted, - - - - «“ Extract.

Entire reprint, - - - - i “Reprint.

4°, Advertisement, - - - - - - « “~ Advert.*

* Rarely noticed in my Special Bibliographies.
True separates, 7. e. separates paged anew or with any additional matter, such as a new title
page or title page cover, are indicated by the word Separate.
The fourth of these Special Bibliographies may not be issued for several years, the

editor’s other duties preventing him from employing his time in their supervision.
Corrections and additions will be thankfully received by the editor.
GEORGE DIMMOCK.

Campripcr, Mass., U.S. A., August 1879.

THE WRITINGS OF SAMUEL HUBBARD SCUDDER.

COMPILED AND EDITED BY GEORGE DIMMOCK.

{The style of printing, the frequency of repetition, and the peculiarities of punctuation and of capitalization in these special bibliographies
are necessary, in order that the references may be pasted on title slips to be used in connection with the title slips adopted by the American

Library Association. G. D.]

Scudder, Samuel Hubbard.

Born in Boston 13 April 1837. Graduated at Wil-
liams College in 1857, and at the Lawrence Scien-
tific School of Harvard University in 1862. Mr.
Scudder has, since that time. taken prominent
part in the business of the Boston Society of Nat-

ural History, in which he has held the following |

offices: Recording Secretary, 1862-1870; Librarian,
1854-1870; Custodian, 1854-1865 and 1856-1870: and
Vice President from 1874 to the present time [1879].
He has been Librarian of the American Academy
ot Arts and Sciences since 1877. Mr. Scudder re-
sides in Cambridge, Mass.

1
[List of shells.]
(Williams quarterly, June 1858, v. 5, p. 359.)

Enumerates 28 species of terrestria] mollusks
found at Williamstown, Mass.
9

[Report to the Boston Society of Natural His-
tory on the collection of insects of the late Dr.
Thaddeus William Harris. |

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., July 1859, v. 7,
p. 72.)

3

A chronological index to the entomological
writings of Thaddeus William Harris, M. D.

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., March 1860, vy. 7,
p. 213-222.)

Notice, (Wiener entomologische Monatschrift,
1861, v. 5, p. 61.)

Notice, (Bericht... der Entomologie, ...
Gerstaecker, 1859-1860, Ber., 1862, p. 41.)

Dr.

List of 99 articles, mostly in agricultural publi- |

cations.
4
[Remarks on the injury which the American
white ant, termes frontalis Hald., does to living
grape-vines. |
(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., June 1860, v. 7, p.
287-288.)

Notice, (Bericht ... der Entomologie, ... Dr. |

Gerstaecker, 1859-1860, Ber., 1862, p. 46.)
5
[Aecount of a recent visit to Lake Winnipeg
and the Saskatchewan River. |

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., Noy. 1869, y.

7,p.
356.) 3

Character of the river; occurrence of great num- |

bers of cast-off skins of ephemeridae.

6
[Review of] Contributions to the natural his-
tory of the United States. By Louis Agassiz.
Vol. ur. Quarto. 1860. Little, Brown & Co.
(Bost. daily courier, 21 Dec. 1860 [% col.].)

if
On the genus raphidophora, Serville; with de-
scriptions of four species from the caves of
Kentucky and from the Pacific coast.

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., March 1861, v. 8,

| p. 6-14.)

Separate, | Bost., 19 March 1861,] 9 p.,t 16 x 9.
Notice, (Bericht... der Entomologie, ... Dr.

| Gerstaecker, 1861, Ber., 1863, p. 44.)

Notice, (Wiener entomologische Monatschrift,
Feb. 1864, v. 8, p. 64.)

Svnonymy of the species, deseriptions of 4 new

species.
8

Notice of some North American species of
pieris.

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., Sept. 1861, v. 8,
p. 178-185.)

Separate, |Bost., Oct.,] 1861, 8 p., t 16 x 9.

Separate, |Bost., Oct. 1867,] 8 p., t 16x 9.
[First separate with one or two verbal altera-
tions. |

Dr.

Notice, (Bericht ... der Entomologie,...
Gerstaecker, 1861, Ber., 1863, p. 176-177.)

Notice, (Wiener entomologische Monatschrift,
Feb. 1864, v. 8, p. 64.)

Synonymy of p. oleracea; deseriptions of 5 new
species. The second separate was from a reprint
of a part of the Proc. Bost. Soe. Nat. Hist. made

in 1867.

9
{Remarks on a destructive species of aphis (a.
granaria) and on the army worm. ]
(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., Nov. 1861, v. 8, p.

| 209.)

An aphis,, probably a. granaria, observed at
Oneida, N. Y. and in western Massachusetts. The
army worm, although not that of the southern

states, 1s not mentioned specifically.

“a

Scudder, Samuel Hubbard.

D) DIMMOCK’S SPECIAL BIBLIOGRAPHY.

10
[Remarks upon the division of the class of
insects into orders, and its relations to other
members of the branch of articulates, on con-
siderations drawn from the external integument
of the animal.|

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., July 1862, v. 9, p.
69.)

Notice, (Bericht ... der Entomologie, ... Dr.
Gerstaecker, 1862, Ber., 1865, p. 9.)
11

List of orthoptera collected on a trip from
Assiniboié to Cumberland [British Amer.].

(Canadian naturalist and geologist, May [4
Dec.| 1862, v. 7, p. 283-288.)

Annotated list with descriptions of 4 new spe-
cies.

12
On the genus colias in North America.

(Proce. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., Sept. 1862, v. 9, p.
103-111, 3 il.)

Notice, (Wiener entomologische Monatschrift,
Feb. 1864, v. 8, p. 64.)

Notice, (Bericht ... der Entomologie, ... Dr.
Gerstaecker, 1862, Ber., 1865, p. 162.)

Notes on known species; descriptions of 3 new
species, c. labradorensis, c. interior and ec. occidenta-
lis.

13
[Report upon the collection of insects. |

(Annual rept. Trustees Museum Comparative
Zool., .. . 1862, Bost., 1863, p. 29-35.)

(Senate [Massachusetts],. . . no. 32, Bost., 1863, |

p. 29-35.)
14

Materials for a monograph of the North Amer-
ican orthoptera, including a catalogue of the
known New Engiand species.

(Bost. journ. nat. hist., Nov. 1862, v. 7, p. 409-
480, fig. 1-5.)

With t.-p. cover, entitled, Materials for a mon-
ograph of the North American orthoptera, Cam-

bridge, printed by H. O. Houghton, [18 Dec.]
1862, p. 409-480, t 16 « 9.2, fig. 1-5.

Notice, (Wiener entomologische Monatschrift,
Feb. 1864, v. 8, p. 60-61.)

Notice, (Bericht ... der Entomologie, ... Dr.
Gerstaecker, 1862, Ber., 1865, p. 86-87, 41-44.)

General remarks, table of genera. list and de-
seriptions of species. including descriptions of
new genera and species, index of genera and
species.

15
[List of haemylumidae in F. W. Putnam’s List
of the fishes sent by the museum to different
institutions, in exchange for other specimens,
with annotations. |

(Bull. Museum Comparative Zool!, [28 April]
1863, v. 1, p. 12-13.)

16
|Remarks on the distribution of butterflies in
North America. |

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., April 1863, v. 9,
p. 178.)

17
A list of the butterflies of New England.

(Proc. Essex Inst., [11 May] 1868, v. 3, p.
161-179.)

Notice, (Wiener entomologische Monatschrift,
1863, v. 7, p. 328.)

Notice, (Bericht... der Entomologie, ... Dr.
Gerstaecker, 1863-1864, Ber., 1866-1867, p. 360.)

Enumerates 81 species; describes a few new
hesperidae. 5

18
[An account of the structure of pogonia ophio-
glossoides Nutt., and of the probable manner in
which its fertilization is effected. |
(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., April [6 May]
1863, vy. 9, p. 182-185.)
19
[Notice of the operations of a minute platy-
gaster, which attacks the egg of the canker-worm
moth, anisopteryx vernata Harr.|
(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., April 1863, v. 9

,

p. 185.)

20
[Remarks on the history of the parasite (ophion
cecropiae Harr.) which attacks the hyalophora
cecropia Dune. |
(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., April 1863, v. 9, p.
188-189.)
21

|Remarks upon the structure of the head in
hexapod insects. |

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., June 1863, v. 9, p.
210.)
22
[Remarks on a specimen of sphinx cinerea
Harr., which had died in confinement while
passing from the larval to the pupal state.]

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., June 1868, v. 9, p.
212-213.)

Notice, (Bericht... der Entomologie, ... Dr.
Gerstaecker, 1863-1864, Ber., 1866-1867, p. 74.)
23

| Account of the distinct zones of life on high

| mountains, as illustrated in the entomology of

the White Mountains of New Hampshire. |
(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., July [17 Aug.]

| 1863, v. 9, p. 230-232.)

24
[Letter to Dr. H. Behr on the distribution of
danais in the Pacific islands. |
(Proce. Cal. Acad. Nat. Sci., 1863, v. 3, p. 47.)

Scudder, Samuel Hubbard.

DIMMOCK’S SPECIAL BIBLIOGRAPHY. 3
Natural History by Samuel H. Scudder. Bost.,

25

Remarks on some characteristics of the insect-
fauna of the White Mountains, New Hamp-
shire.

(Bost. journ. nat. hist., Nov. 1863, v. 7, p. 612—
631, pl. 14-15.)

With t.-p. cover, Camb., Noy. [10 Dee.] 1863,
p. 612-631, pl. 14-15, t 16 % 9.2.

Notice, (Wiener entomologische Monatschrift,
1864, v. 8, p. 3869.)

Notice, (Revue et magasin de zoologie, 1864, s.
2, v. 16, p. 408-409.)

Notice, (Bericht ...der Entomologie,... Dr. |
Gerstaecker, 1863-1864, Ber., 1866-1867, p. 113, |

131, 360.)

Divides the fauna into mountain, sub-alpine and
alpine. giving a map showing the boundaries of
each; de: scribes and figures all the stages of chiono-
bas semidea, and describes and eee argynnis
montinus and pezotettix glacialis, the latter a new
species.

26 |

[On the devonian insects of New Brunswick.
Letter to Mr. C. F. Hartt.]

(Observations on the geol. of southern New
Brunswick, ... Printed by order of the House
of Assembly, Frederickton, G. E. Fenety,...
1865, p. 140-141.)

Separate, [n. t.-p., and n. d. except that of the
letter, 11 Jan. 1865] 1 p. t 22.8 « 12.5.

(Amer. journ. sci. and arts, May 1865, s. 2, v
39, p. 357-358. )
(Canadian naturalist and geologist, June 1865,

N. s., v. 2, p. 234-236.)

(Trans. Entomological Soc. Lond., 1864-1866,
s. 3, v. 2, Proc. p. 117-118.)

Notice, (Bericht. . der Entomologie, ... Dr. |

Gerstaecker, 1865-1866, hf. 1, Ber., 1868, p. 63.)

Brief notice- of the fossil insects of New Bruns-
wick, the oldest known forms.

27
|Remarks on ancient pottery obtained by the
late Rey. D. C. Seudder, from megalithic cysts
in Periaculam, Madura District, South India. ]

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., March 1865, v. 9,
p. 857-367, 10 il.)

Four letters and an account given in the mis-
sion ‘*Tapal Book” by the Rev. D. C.Seudder, and |
a letter from the Rev. W. B. Capron. all describ-
ing trips to places where ancient pottery was ob-
tained. Figures of 10 jars.

Reprintéd in S. H. Sendder’s * An account of |
the discovery of megalithic cysts near Madura,
South India, .. .

28

An account of the discovery of megalithic
eysts near Madura, South India, with descrip-
tions of specimens of ancient pottery contained
in them; principally from extracts of letters
written by the Rey. David C. Seudder and the |
Rey. William B. Capron, missionaries of the |
American Board of Commissioners for Foreign |
Missions. Read before the Boston Society of

. [8 April] 1865. 12p. 23x 14.5,t15 x9.

A reprint with t.-p. cover and new title of S. H.
Scudder’s * epee irks on ancient pottery obtained
by the late Rev. D.C. Scudder, . . .]”

29

Revision of the hitherto known species of the
genus chionobas in North America.

(Proc. Entomological Soc. of Phil., 1865, v. 5,
p. 1-28, il.)

Separate with t-p. cover, Phil., July 1865, 28
p: t 165 < 9.8) il.

Notice, (Zool. rec. for 1865, 1866, v. 2, p. 574,
593.)

Notice, (Bericht...
Gerstaecker, 1865-1866, hf.
75.)

Describes 7 species and compares them with
each other.

der Entomologie, ... Dr.
2, Ber., 1869, p. 74—-

30
On the fossil insects from Illinois, the miamia
and hemeristia, described in yol. xxxvii of this
journal, at page 34. (From a letter to Prof.
J. D. Dana.)
(Amer. journ. sci. and arts,
y. 40, p. 268-271.)

Notice, (Bericht... der Entomologie, ... Dr.
Gerstaecker, 1865-1866, hf. 1, Ber., 1868, p. 63.)
31

[Remarks on the ravages of a small coleop-
terous insect, allied to tomicus eruditus, West-
wood. |

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist.,
p. 15-14.)

Ravages of the above-mentioned insect in the
leather binding of a volume of pamphlets.

52

[Remarks on the tertiary rocks of Matanzas,
Cuba, and on the physical geography of the Isle
of Pines. |

(Proc. Bost. Soc.
p. 47-49.)

Sept. 1865, s. 2,

Sept. 1865, v. 10,

Nat. Hist., Nov. 1865, v. 10,

253 J
Leia)

{Remarks on some fossil insects from the car-
boniferous formation of Illinois and from the
devonian rocks of New Brunswick. ]

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., Dec. 1865, v. 10,

p. 95-96.)
Abstract of S. H. Seuddex’s “{On the devonian
insects of New Brunswick... . ]” and “On the fos-

sil insects trom Hlinois. the miamia...”
2
vw
[Report of the custodian at the annual meet-
ing of the Boston Society of Natural History.|
(Proce. Bost. Soe. Nat. Hist., Feb. 1866, v. 10,
p. 109-153.)
(Condition and doings of the Bost. Soc. Nat.
Hist., as exhibited... May 1865, Bost., 1865, p.
3-48.)

Condition of library, meetings and papers pre-
sented, members, publications, museum and its
accessions, subscribers to funds, officers, Walker
prizes, societies to whom publications are sent.

4 DIMMOCK’S SPECIAL BIBLIOGRAPHY.

Scudder, Samuel Hubbard.

by
oo

Notes upon some odonata from the Isle of Pines. |

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., Feb. 1866, v. 10,
p. 187-198.)

Rey., (Repertorio fisicomatural de la Isla de
Cuba, Sept. 1866, v. 1, p. 406-407.)

Rey., (Revision der von Herrn Scudder be-
schriebenen Odonaten, von Dr. H. Hagen. — En-
tomologische Zeitung, ... zu Stettin, 1867, v. 28,
p. 96-100.)

Notice, (Zool. ree. for 1866, 1867, v. 3, p. 525,
530-531.)

Rey., (The odonat-fauna of the island of Cuba.
By Dr. H. Hagen, Konigsberg, Prussia, — Proc.

Bost. Soe. Nat. Hist., March 1868, v. 11, p. 289- |

294.)
Notice, (Bericht ... der Entomologie, ... Dr.
Gerstaecker, 1865-1866, hf. 1, Ber., 1868, p. 75.)
Describes and gives notes on 16 (5 new) species.

See also S. H. Scudder’s ** Additional remarks
upon the odonata...”

36

Notes on some odonata from the White Moun-
tains of New Hampshire.

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., April 1866, v. 10,
p. 211-222.)

Notice, (Zool. rec. for 1866, 1867, v. 3, p. 528,
580-531.)

Rey., (Revision der von Herrn Scudder be-
schriebenen Odonaten, von Dr. H. Hagen. — En-
tomologische Zeitung, ... zu Stettin, 1867, v. 28,
p. 96-100.) |

Rey., (Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., March 1868,
v. 11, p. 294.)

Notice, (Bericht ... der Entomologie, ... Dr.
Gerstaecker, 1865-1866, hf. 1, Ber., 1868, p. 75.)

Describes 10 (8 new) species with especial refer-
ence to coloration. See also Ss. H. Seudider’s © Ad-
ditional remarks upon the odonata .. .”

a7
ol

[List of the butterflies of Labrador.]

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., Dec.
1867, v. 11, p. 32-33.)

List of 15 species in Dr. Alpheus Spring Pack-
ard’s ‘View of the lepidopterous fauna of Lab-
rador.”

38

An inquiry into the zoological relations of the

first discovered traces of fossil neuropterous |

insects in North America; with remarks on the
difference of structure in |corr.] the wings of
living neuroptera.

(Mem. Bost. Soc Nat. Hist., Dec. 1866, v. 1, p.
173-192, pl. 6.)

Separate, Boston [9 Jan. 1867], 20 p.,1 pl. t
22 X 16.

Rey., (Zool. rec. for 1867, 1868, v. 4, p. 436.)

Notice, (Amer. journ. sci. and arts, May 1867, |

s, 2, v. 43, p. 411.)

Notice, (Amer. naturalist, July 1867, v.1, p.
269-270. )

Notice, (Neues Jahrbuch fiir Mineralogie, Geol-

| Nicholas Marcellus

ogie und Palaeontologie,...G. Leonhard und
H. B. Geinitz, 1867, p. 875.)

Comparison of miamia bronsoni and hemeristia
occidentalis with allied groups of living insects;
deseriptions of the wings of allied families;
characters of the families palaeopterina and hem-
eristina, of the genera miamia and hemeristia, and
descriptions and figures of m. bronsont Dana and
of h. occidentalis Dana. See also S. H. Scudder’s
“On the fossil insects from Tlinois, the mia-
MUCU rene eo

39
A novel depredator [termes] of the grape vine.
(Amer. journ. horticulture, Feb. 1867, v. 1, p. \
154-157.)

See also 8S. H. Seudder’s *‘ [Remarks on the injury
which the American white ant. termes frontalis
Hald., does to living grape-vines. ]”

40

Supplement to the descriptions and figures of
the araneides of the United States. By the late
Hentz. [Introductory re-
marks and editing by Mr. Scudder.]

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., May 1867, v. 11,
p. 103-111, 2 pl.)

Separate, entitled, Supplement to the descrip-
tions and figures of the araneides of the United
States. By Nicholas Marcellus Hentz. Edited
by Samuel H. Seudder. From the Proceedings
of the Boston Society of Natural History, vol.
xi. With two plates. Bost., 1868, 11 p., 2 pl., t
15 X 9.

Consists of drawings by Mr. Hentz, belonging to
the Bost. Soe. Nat. Hist. Embodied in Occasion-

al papers of the Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., ii, Bost.,
1875.

41
|Dipterous larvae in lakes impregnated with
petroleum. |

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., May 1867, v. 11,

|p. dh)
1866—Jan. |

42

[Results of an examination of a small collec-
tion of fossil insects obtained by Prof. William
Denton in the tertiary beds of Green River,
Colorado. |

(Proe. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., June 1867, v. 11,
p. 117-118.)

Notice, (Zool. rec. for 1868, 1869, y. 5; 1869,
1870, v. 6, p. 180.)

Abstract by Mr. Scudder, (The mines of Col-
orado, by O.J. Hollister, Springfield, Mass., 1867,

| p. 380-383. )

|

Abstract, (Amer. naturalist, March 1867, v. 1,
p. 56.)
45
[Remarks on mormolucoides articulatus, a fossil
larva from the Connecticut River sandstone. |

(Proce. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., July 1867, v. nde
p. 140.)

DIMMOCK’S SPECIAL BIBLIOGRAPHY.

Scudder, Samuel Hubbard.

44

[Notice of fossil insects from the devonian
rocks of New Brunswick, and of haplophlebium
barnesii. |

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., July 1867, v. 11,
p- 150-151.)

Abstract, (Amer. naturalist, Oct. 1867, v. 1, p.
445-446. )

Notice, (Zool. rec. for 1868, 1869, v. 5, p. 193.)

45

[Exhibition of species of pezotettix and a spec-
imen of thecla clothilde Edw.|

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., July 1867, v. 11,
p. 160.)

46

|Report of the custodian at the annual meeting
of the Boston Society of Natural History. ]

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., July—Aug. 1867,
y. 11, p. 161-178.)

(Condition and doings of the Bost. Soc. Nat.
Hist. as exhibited... May 1867, Bost., 1867, p.
2-20.)

47

[Chronological catalogue of the scientific
writings of Dr. Augustus Addison Gould.]

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., Aug. 1867, v. 11,
p- 197-205.)

(Condition and doings of the Bost. Soc. Nat.
Hist., as exhibited... May 1867, Bost., May
1867, p. 63-71.)

Records 116 titles of publications.

48
{Remarks upon the mouth-parts of articulated
animals. |
(Proc. Essex Inst.,
5, p. 89.)
49
Descriptions of fossil insectsin “On some re-
mains of palaeozoic insects recently discovered
in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. By J. W.
Dawson.”
(Canadian naturalist and geologist, May 1867
{[Jan. 1868], n. s. v. 8, p. 202-206, fig. 1-5.)
(Geol. mag., 1867, v. 4, p. 385-388, pl. 17, fig.
1-5.)
Abstract, (Amer. journ. sci. and arts, July
1867, s. 2, v. 44, p. 116.)
Notice, (Neues Jahrbuch fiir Mineralogie, Geol-
ogie und Palaeontologie, ...G. Leonhard und H.
B. Geinitz, 1867, p. 874-875.)

Nearly the same as 8S. H. Seuddevr’s [ Descriptions

of fossil insects].
See no 73.
50
The insects of ancient America.
(Amer. naturalist, Feb. 1868, v. 1, p. 625-631,
pl. 16.)
Notice, (Zool. rec. for 1868, 1869, v. 5, p. 193.)

Notice, (Rec. Amer. entomology for 1868, ed.
by A. S. "Packard, jr., Salem, Mass., 1869, p. 43.) |

1866-1867 [Oct. 1867], v.

1868, v. 11, p.

| | By A. 8. Packard, jr.,

51
An insect destructive to squash-vines.
(Amer. journ. horticulture, Feb. 1868, vy. 3, p.
80-82. )

Describes and figures epilachna borealis, ot the
family coccinellidae.

52

Additional remarks upon the odonata of the
Isle of Pines and of the White Mountains of

| New Hampshire.

(Proc. Bost. Soc., Nat. Hist., March [15 April]
1868, v. 11, p. 298-300.)

Notice, (Zool. rec. for 1868, 1869, v. 5, p. 383-
384 ft, 386. ) %

Notice, (Rec. Amer. entomology for 1868, ed.
by A. 8. Packard, jr., Salem, Mass., 1869, p. 47.)

Synonymy of the species in S. H. Seudder’s
“Notes on some odonata from the Isle of Pines,”

and **Notes on some odonata from the White
Mountains of New Hampshire.”

. 53
| Pieris rapae captured at Lewiston, Maine.]
(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., March [15 April]
300.)

Notice, (Rec. Amer. entomology for 1868, ed.
by A. S. Packard, jr., Salem, Mass., 1869, p. 9.)
54

The songs of the grasshoppers.

(Amer. naturalist, May 1868, v. 2, p. 113-120.)

Notice, (Zool. rec. for 1868, 1869, v. 5, p. 384,
389.)

Notice, (Rec. Amer. entomology for 1868, ed.
by A. 8S. Packard, jr., Salem, Mass., 1869, p. 38-
39.)

Figures the wings of several species of stridu-
lating orthoptera and illustrates with wood-cuts
the music of 7 species.

55

Notes on the stridulation of some New Eng-

land orthoptera.

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., April 1868, v. 11,

| p. 306-313.)

Separate, | Bost., 6 May 1868,] 8 p.,t 16 x 9, il.

Notice, (Rec. Amer. entomology for 1868, ed.
by A. S. Packard, jr., Salem, Mass., 1869, p. 58-
39, 39, 40, 41.)

Contains 9 wood-cuts of the music of different
orthoptera.

56

| Remarks on the stridulation of grasshoppers. |

(Proc. Bost. Soe. Nat. Hist., April [6 May]
1868, v. 11, p. 316.)

57

[Remarks on a curious specimen of diaphero-
mera femorata. |

(Proc. Bost. Soc.
1868, v. 11, p. 325.)

Notice, (Amer. naturalist,
221.) y

Notice, (Rec. Amer. entomology for 1868, ed.
Salem, Mass., 1869, p. 42.)

A specimen of d. femorata in which lost limbs
had been replaced.

Nat. Hist., April [6 May]

June 1868, v. 2, p.

6 DIMMOCK’S SPECIAL BIBLIOGRAPHY.

Scudder, Samuel Hubbard.

58
[Remarks on Dr. Packard’s paper, concerning
the development of diplax.|

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., May 1868, v. 11,
p. 372.)

59

Supplement toa list of the butterflies of New
England.

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., May 1863, v. 11,
p. 875-384. )

Separate, no cover or t.-p., [Bost., May 1868]
p. 375-384, t 15 x 9.

Notice, (Rec. Amet. entomology for 1868, ed.
by A. S. Packard, jr., Salem, Mass., 1869, p. 8
9, 10, 11, 12, 18.)

Notice, (Zool. rec. for 1869, 1870, v. 6, p. 348,
368, 372, 378, 379.)

Adds 12 species to his list of 1853, including 4new

species of hesperia; notes Concerning the times of
appearance of the species.

sy

60

|Considerations drawn from the study of mole-
crickets. |

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., May—April [16
May] 1868, v. 11, p. 384-387.)

(Entomological notes, i, by S. H. Scudder, p-
1-4.)

(Annals and mag. nat. hist., Feb. 1869, s. 4, v.
3, p. 162-164.)

(Amer. journ. sci. and arts, Nov. 1868, s. 2. v.
46, p. 417-419.)

Notice, (Rec. Amer. entomology for 1868, ed.
by A. 8. Packard, jr., Salem, Mass., 1869, p. 39.)

Deseription and separation of the genera gryllo-
talpa and scapteriscus, the latter a new genus; clas-
sification and geographical distribution and de-
ductions therefrom.

61

[On the rank of the families of orthoptera.]

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist, April [16 May]
1868, vy. 11, p. 390.) .

(Entomological notes, i, by S. H. Scudder, p.
5.)

Notice, (Rec. Amer. entomology for 1868, ed.
by A. S. Packard, jr., Salem, Mass., 1869, p. 38.)

Saltatorial rank higher than non-saltatorial or-
thoptera.

, 62

[Notice of some new butterflies from Iowa.]

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., May 1868, v. 11,
p. 401.)

(Entomological notes, i, by 8. H. Scudder, p. 6.)

Notice, (Rec. Amer. entomology for 1868, ed.
by A. S. Packard, jr., Salem, Mass., 1869, p. 8.)

Brief descriptions of 3 new species.

63

|Remarks on two new fossil insects from the
earboniferous formation in America. ]

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., May 1868, v. 11,
p- 401-403.)

(Entomological notes, i, by S. H. Scudder, p.
7-9.)

(Amer. journ. sci. and arts, Nov. 1868, s. 2, v.
46, p. 419-421.)
Notice, (Amer. naturalist, Sept. 1868, v. 2, p.
390.) <

Notice, (Rec. Amer. entomology for 1868, ed.
by A. S. Packard, jr., Salem, Mass., 1869, p. 40,
47.)

Notice, (Bericht ...der Entomologie,...
Brauer, 1867-1868, hf. 1, Ber. 1870, p. 19.)

Describes a neuropteron, megathentomum pustu-
lutum, and an orthopteron, arckegogryllus priscus.

64
{On an orthopterous insect, probably a species
of xiphidium, which deposits its eggs in the stem
of the cotton plant. |
he Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., May 1868, v. 11, p.
to).

Notice, (Rec. Amer. entomology for 1868, ed.
by A. S. Packard, jr., Salem, Mass., 1869, p. 40.)
65

[Description of a new species of butterfly
from Florida. |

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., May 1868, v. 11,
p. 485-436. )

(Entomological notes, i, by 8S. H. Scudder, p.
10-11.)

Describes thecla juanita, anew species allied to
t. halesus. :

F.

66
{Note on the eggs and egg-cases of caloptenus
spretus. |
(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., May 1868, y. 11,
p. 436.)
Notice, (Rec. Amer. entomology for 1868, ed.
by A. S. Packard, jr., Salem, Mass., 1869, p. 41.)

67

|Report of the custodian at the annual meet-
ing of the Boston Society of Natural History.|

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., June 1868, v. 12,
p. 1-66.)

(Condition and doings of the Bost. Soc. Nat.
Hist. as exhibited ... May 1868, Bost., [16 May]
1868, p. 3-68.)

68

Professor Agassiz in Brazil.

(Journ. travel and nat. hist., Lond., May 1868,
v. 1, p. 37-40.)

(Every saturday,... 7 March 1868, vy. 5, p.
303-304. )

Review of Prof. and Mrs. Louis Agassiz’ * Jour-
ney in Brazil.”

: DIMMOCK’S SPECIAL BIBLIOGRAPHY.

Scudder, Samuel Hubbard.

~I

69

Check-list of the butterflies of New England.
Bost., [27 May] 1868, 7 p., 13.5X7.7, t 11X6.8.

Second edition, with a circular, Bost., 1868 [8
April 1869], 8 p., 13.5X7.7, t 11X6.8.

Notice of circular, (Amer. entomologist, May
1869, v. 1, p. 185.)

Reprint of circular, (New England farmer, 12
June 1869, v. 24, no. 24.)

Reprint of circular, (Maine farmer, 1869.)

Notice, (Rec. Amer. entomology for 1868, ed.
by A. S. Packard, jr., Salem, Mass., 1869, p. 8,
13.)

The list enfmerates 95 species. The circular in
the second edition is an appeal for specimens to

use in preparing a work on the butterflies of New
England.

70

Symmetry and homology in limbs.

(Journ. travel and nat. hist., Lond., June 1868,
v. 1, p. 112-115.)

A review of Jeffries Wyman’s “On symmetry
and homology in limbs.”

71
Sntomological notes. 1. [From the Proceed-
ings of the Boston Society of Natural History,
1868, v. 11, Bost., 1868, n. t.-p.] 11 p., 24X15, t
15x 9.

Contents: [Considerations drawn from the study
ot mole-crickets], p. 1-4; [On the rank of the fam-
ilies of orthoptera], p. 5; [Notice of some new
butterflies from Towa], p. 6; [Remarks on two new
fossil insects from the carboniferous formation in
America], p. 7-9; [Description of a new species of
butterfly from Florida]. p. 10-11. For more detailed
notes sce each separate title.

72

Considerations drawn from the study of the
orthoptera of North America.

(Proc. Amer. Assoc. for the Advancement of
Sci., 1867 [20 July 1868], |v. 16] p. 151-153.)

Notice, (Canadian naturalist and geologist,
Jan. [Oct.] 1868, n. s., v. 3, p. 293.)

Notice, (Rec. Amer. entomology for 1868, ed.
by A. S. Packard, jr., Salem, Mass., 1869, p. 38.)

Notice, (Amer. naturalist, Nov. 1867, v. 1, p.
500.)
The geographical distribution of orthoptera in

North America compared with their distribution
in Europe.

73 A
[Descriptions of fossil insects.|
(Acadian geology, ... by Jolin William Daw-

son, ed. 2, Lond., 1868, p. 387-388, 524-526; fig. |

152-153, 181-184.)

Notice, (Manual of palaeontology, ... Henry
Alleyne Nicholson, Edinb. and Lond., 1872, p.
185-186.)

Descriptions and figures of 6 new species of fos-
sil insects. Differs, by slight additions, from sS. H.
Seudder’s Descriptions of fossil insects in ‘On
some remains of palaeozoic insects...”

See ulso no. 49.

| S1ODs, «

74
[Brief acvount of the migratory grasshoppers
of the United States. |
(Proc. Bost. Soe. Nat. Hist., July [12 Sept.]
1868, v. 12, p. 87-88.)
Notice, (Rec. Amer. entomology for 1868, ed.
by A. S. Packard, jr., Salem, Mass., 1869, p. 41.)

Notes on caloptenus femur-rubrum and c. spretus.

75

The fossil insects of North America.

(Geol. mag., April 1863, v. 5, p. 172-177; May
1868, v. 5, p. 216-222.)

Abstract, (Quart. journ. sei., July 1868, v. 5,
p. 409.)

Abstract, (Popular sci. rev., July 1868, v. 7,
p- 318-319.)

A review of 87 species of fossil insects of North
America and tables of the strata in which fossil
insects have been found in North America. This
paper was read, in abstract, before the Amer.
Assoe. Advance. Sci., at its sixteenth meeting in
1867, but is not in the list of papers read (Proc. A.
A. A. S., 1867 [v. 16]. p.v). As read at the A. A. A.
S., it is noticed in Amer. naturalist, Dec. 1867, v. 1,
p. 557. and in Canadian naturalist and geologist,
Jan. [Oct.] 1868, n. 8., v.3, p. 293.

76

[Experiments upon the reproduction of lost
limbs in the walking-stick, diapheromera femor-
ata.|

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., Oct. 1868, v. 12,
p- 99.)

(Entomological notes, ii, by S. H. Scudder,
p: 1)

Abstract, (Scientific opinion, Dec. 1869, v. 2,
p- 5/6.)

Notice, (Rec. Amer. entomology for 1868, ed.
by A. S. Packard, jr., Salem, Mass., 1869, p. 42.)

is

|Chaleiditans attacking eggs
lina. |

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., Oct. 1868, v. 12,
p- 99.)

(Entomological notes, ii, by S. H. Scudder,
Dal.)

Notice, (Rec. Amer. entomology for 1868, ed.
by A. S. Packard, jr., Salem, Mass., 1869, p. 41.)

Since named caloptenobia ovivora by C. V. Riley
(First annual rept. U. 5. Entomological Commis-
. 1877, Wash., 1878. p. 305-305).

of oedipoda caro-

78

Descriptions of fossil insects, found on Mazon
Creek, and near Morris, Grundy Co., Ill.

(Geol. sury. Illinois, . .. Geology and Palae-
ontology, .. . 1868, v. 3, p. 566-572, fig. 1-10.)

Notice, (Rec. Amer. entomology for 1868, ed.
by A. S, Packard, jr., Salem, Mass., 1869, p. 42—
43.) ;

Describes 9 new carboniferous species, nam-

| ing 8.

8 DIMMOCR’S SPECIAL BIBLIOGRAPHY.

Scudder, Samuel Hubbard.

oy
A century of orthoptera. Decade i.— Grylli-
ides.
(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., Nov. 1868, v. 12,

p. 189-143.)

(Entomological notes, li, by §
2-6.)

(A century of orthoptera [1879],
Seudder, p. 3-7.)

Notice, (Zool. rece.
391-392.)

Notice, :
by A. 8. Packard, jr., Salem, Mass.,
40.)

Describes 1 new genus and 10 new species.

80

| Marks left by glaciers. |

(Proce. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist.,
p. 151.)

. H. Seudder, p.

ly tsb ee

for 1868, 1869, v. 5, p. 383,

(Rec. Amer. entomology for 1868, ed.
1869, p. 39-

Dec. 1868, v. 12,

81
[Remarks on the life of Dr. Ebenezer Em-
mons. |

(Proc. Bost. Soe.
p. 216.)

Nat. Hist., Jan. 1869, v. 12,
82
Catalogue of the orthoptera of North America
described previous to 1867. Prepared for the
Smithsonian Institution.
(Smithsonian misc. col., no. 189, 1868, v. 8.)

_ With t.-p. cover and t.-p., Wash., Smiths. Inst.,
Oct. 1868 [12 Jan. 1869], 20-+ 89 p., 25 x 15, t
Ile} S< eye

Rev., (Amer. naturalist, March 1869, v. 3, p.
47.) |
Notice, (Rec. Amer. entomology for 1868, ed.

by A. S. Packard, jr., Salem, Mass., 1869, p. 37-

38.)
ae (Amer. journ. sci. and arts, May 1869,
2, Vv. 47, p- 455-456. )
Maes, (Zool. ree. for 1868, 1869, v. 5, p. 382,
389. )
Contains list of authorities, p. v-xx; alphabeti-

cal index to North American orthoptera, enumer-
ating in the alphabetical order of the genera 1092
specific names, with references to dese riptions
and to localities where the species are found, p.
1-85; tabular arrangement of the genera, p. 8-89.

85

[Remarks upon the arrangement of the fami-
lies of orthoptera. |

(Proc. Bost. Soe.
p. 228-235. .

(Entomological notes, ii, by S.
7-14.)

Notice, (Rec. Amer. entomology for 1869, ed.
by A. 8S. Packard, jr., Salem, Mass., 1870, p. 52.)

Notice, (Zool. rec. for 1869, 1870, v. 6, p. 458.)

Notice, (Bericht... der Entomologie, Ptitee eh
Brauer, 1869, Ber. , 1871, p- 45-46.)

Reviews the Glasanne! itions previously proposed

Nat. Hist., Feb. 1869, y. 12,

H. Scudder, p.

and proposes a new Classification similar to that |

of Burmeister.

84.

Revision of the large stylated, fossorial crick-
ets. Memoir1, Peabody Academy of Science,

Salem, Mass., March 1869. 28+ 2 p., 30 x 20,
t 20 X 12.2; 1 pl., t 23.5 X 18.5.

Rey., (Amer. naturalist, May 1869, v. 3, p.
151.)

Rev., (Amer. journ. sci. and arts, May 1869, s.
2, v. 47, p. 486.)

Notice, (Rec. Amer. entomology for 1869, ed.
by A. S. Packard, jr., Salem, Mass., 1870, p. 53.)

Notice, (Zool. rec. for 1869, 1870, v. 6, p. 457,
468-469. ) :

Notice, (Bericht ...der Entomologie, . .
Brauer, 1869, Ber., 1871, p. 45, 49.)

Describes the species of scapteriscus and gryllo-

talpa, including 4 new species of the former and 2
of the latter genus.

9 ide

85

Occasional papers of the Boston Society of
Natural History. 1. Boston: Printed for the
Society. 1869. || Entomological correspon-
dence of Thaddeus William Harris, M. D. Ed-
ited by Samuel H. Seudder. Boston: Boston
Society of Natural History. [24 March] 1869.
por.,47+375p.,4 pl 28.515. t 15.5 x 9.7.

Crit. Rey., (Amer. entomologist, June 1869, v
1, p. 204-2085.)

Rev., (Amer. journ. sci. and arts, July 1869, s.
2, v. 48, p. 143-144.)

Rey., (Amer. naturalist, Aug. 1869, v. 3, p.
3823 3-324 a)
Rev., Canadian naturalist and quart. journ.

sci., Sept. 1869, n. s., v. 4, p. 352-336.)

Notice, (Rec. Amer. entomology for 1869, ed.
by A. S. Packard, jr., Salem, Mass., 1870, p. 10,
20, 21, 22, 23, 25, 26, 29, 3b, 40, 50-51, 58,
60.)

Notice, (Zool. rec. for 1869, 1870, v. 6, p. 171,
337, 355, 362, 871, 3877, 382, 383, 384, 386, 388,
390, 391, 395, 400, 406-407, 410, 412, 414, 452,

oS
ol,

471, 505.)
Notice, (Bericht... der Entomologie, ogee te
Brauer, 1869, Ber. , 1871, p. 38, 51, 53, 57, 72, 127-

128, 161, Iya, 174.)
56
New work on the butterflies of New England.
Canadian entomologist, April 1869, v.1, p. 82.)
Appeal for specimens to aid in preparing a work
on New England butterflies.
87
List of the writings of Thaddeus William
Harris, M. D.

(Memoir of Thaddeus William Harris, by
Thomas Wentworth Higginson, Boston, 1869, p.
38-47.)

(Occasional papers Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., 1, ed.
by 8. H. Scudder, p. xxxviii—xlvii.)

Enumerates 114 papers.

DIMMOCEK’S SPECIAL BIBLIOGRAPHY. 9

Scudder, Samuel Hubbard.

88

[Note on Prof. James Orton’s expedition to
South America. |

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., April 1869, vy. 12,
p. 920-821.)

89

Notes on orthoptera collected by Professor
James Orton on either side of the Andes of
equatorial South America.

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., April [April-May]
1869, v. 12, p. 330-345.)

(Entomological notes, ii, by S. H. Scudder, p.
15-30.)

Notice, (Zool. rec. for 1869, 1870, v. 6, p. 457,
458, 461, 469-470, 471.)

Notice, (Rec. Amer. entomology for 1869, ed.
by A. 8. Packard, jr., Salem, Mass., 1870, p. 52,
53, 58-54, 54, 55-56, 56.)

Describes 5 new genera and 30 new species, notes
on 10 other species.

90

A study of the gigantic lobe-crested grass-
hoppers of South and Central America.

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., April [4 May]
1869, v. 12, p. 345-355.)

(Entomological notes, li, by S. H. Scudder, p.
31-41.)

Notice, (Rec. Amer. entomology for 1869, ed.
by A. S. Packard, jr., Salem, Mass., 1870, p. 55.)

Notice, (Zool. rec. for 1869, 1870, v. 6, p. 457,

70.)

Describes the new genera tropidacris, titanacris
and lophacris, and gives the synonymy of those
species of acridium which are assigned to the new
genera.

91

An illustrated work on the butterflies of New
England. ¥

(Amer. naturalist, May 1869, v. 3, p. 148-149.)

Notice, (Rec. Amer. entomology for 1869, ed.
by A. S. Packard, jr., Salem, Mass., 1870, p. 13.)

Appeal for specimens to use in preparing a work
on the butterflies of New England.

See also nos. 92, 99, 104, 119.

92

The butterflies of New England.

(Amer. naturalist, June 1869, v. 3, p. 212-213.)

(Canadian entomologist, June 1869, y. 1, p.
101-102.)

Notice, (Rec. Amer. entomology for 1869, ed.
by A. 8. Packard, jr., Salem, Mass., 1860, p. 13.)

Hints on obtaining eggs of butterflies, distin-
guishing males of butterflies, request for lists of
butterflies from different localities to aid in pre-
paring a work on the butterflies of New England.

See also nos. 91, 99, 104, 119.

93

Report upon a collection of diurnal lepidoptera
made in Alaska by the scientific corps of the
Russo-American Telegraph Expedition under
the direction of Lieut. W. H. Dall.

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., May [9 June]
1889, v. 12, p. 404-408.)

(Entomological notes, ii, by S. H. Scudder, p.
42-46.)

Notice, (Rec. Amer. entomology for 1869, ed.
by A. S. Packard, jr., Salem, Mass., 1870, p. 13,
15165 17.)

Notice, (Archiv fiir Naturgeschichte, 1871, v.
37, li, p. 242, 247, 250.)

Notes on 12 species, descriptions of 2 new spe-
cies.

94.

[Notice of a new cave insect from New Zea-
land. |

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., May [9 June]
1869, v. 12, p. 408-409.)

(Entomological notes, ii, by S. H. Scudder, p.
47-48.)

Notice, (Rec. Amer. entomology for 1869, ed.
by A. S. Packard, jr., Salem, Mass., 1870, p. 54.)

Notice, (Zool. rec. for 1869, 1870, v. 6, p. 469.)

Describes a new cave locust, hadenoecus edwardsit,
from New Zealand. Notes on the 2 other species
of hadenoecus.

95
“Cabbage worm.” [Pieris rapae.]
(New England farmer, 12 June 1869, y. 24,
no. 24.)
96
[Letter concerning a geometrid larva and one
of the May-flies. |
(New England farmer, 26 June 1869, v. 24,
no. 26.) 4
97
[Notice of the distribution of cynthia lavinia
Harris.|
(Amer. naturalist, July 1869, v. 3, p. 280.)
98
Food plants of New England butterflies.
(Amer. naturalist, Aug. 1869, v. 3, p.“330-331.)
Notice, (Rec. Amer. entomology for 1869, ed.
by A. S. Packard, jr., Salem, Mass., 1870, p. 13.)
99
[Circular indicating the species of larvae re-
ceived for illustration in the work in preparation
on the New England butterflies.]_ Bost., 11 Aug.
1869, 1 p., 25 X 20, t 20 X 14.2. j
See also nos. 91, 104, 119.
; 100
Lepidoptera rhopalocera.
(Rec. Amer. entomology for 1868, ed. by A. S.
Packard, jr., Salem, Mass., [12 Aug.] 1869, p. 6-
3.
ae the literature on American diurnal le-
pidoptera for 1868.

101

Orthoptera.

(Rec. Amer. entomology for 1868, ed. by A.S.
Packard, jr., Salem, Mass., [12 Aug.] 1869, p.37-
43.)

Records the literature on American orthoptera
for 1868.

10 DIMMOCEK’S SPECIAL BIBLIOGRAPHY.

Scudder, Samuel Hubbard.

102
Entomological notes. mm. From the Proceed-

ings of the Boston Society of Natural History,
vol. xii, 1868-69. [n. t.-p., Bost., 12 Aug. 1869]
48 p., 24x 15,t15X9.

Contents: [Experiments upon the reproduction
of lost limbs in the walking-stick, diapheromera
Jemorata], p. 1; [Chalciditans attacking eggs of
oedipoda carolina], p.1; A century of orthopiera,
first décade, — gfyllides, p. 2-6; [Remarks upon the
arrangement of the families of orthoptera]. p. 7-
14; Notes on orthoptera collected by Professor
James Orton on either side of the Andes of equa-
torial South America, p. 15-80; A study of the gi-
gantic lobe-crested grasshopper of South and
Central America, p. 31-41 Report upon a collec-
tion of diurnal lepidoptera made in Alaska...,
p. 42-16; [Notice of a new cave insect from New
Zealand], p. 47-48. For more detailed notes see
each separate title.

103

[Notes on pieris rapae.]

(New England farmer, 11 Sept. 1869, vy. 24.)
104 ?

Seudder’s “Butterflies of New England.”

Oe aan entomologist, Oct. 1869, v. 2, p. 20-

Notice, (Rec. Amer. entomology for 1869, ed.
by A. S. Packard, jr., Salem, Mass., 1870, p. 13.)

Request for specimens of diurnal lepidoptera to
use in preparing the above mentioned work.

See also no. 91.

105
[Report of the custodian at the annual meet-

ing of the Boston Society of Natural History.]

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., Aug.—Sept. 1869,
vy. 18, p. 1-67.)

(Condition and doings of the Bost. Soe., Nat.
Hist. as exhibited... May 1869, Bost., [6 Oct.]
1869, p. 1-67.)

106

Descriptions of new species of orthoptera in
the collection of the American Entomological
Society.

(Trans. Amer. Entomoldgical Soc., April [22
Oct.] 1869, v. 2, p. 805-807.)

Notice, (Bericht ... der Entomologie,... F.
Brauer, 1869, Ber., 1871, p. 47, 51.)

i Notice, (Zool. rec. for 1869, 1870, v. 6, p. 457,
oe)

Notice, (Rec. Amer. entomology for 1869, ed.
by A. S. Packard, jr., Salem, Mass., 1870, p. 52,
54, 55, 56.)

Describes 6 North American species.

107

[Remarks upon the manuscripts and entomol-
ogical memoranda left by the late Dr. Thaddeus
William Harris. ]

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., Dec. 1869 [3 Jan.
1870], v. 15, p. 167-168.)

108

On the fossil myriopods of the coal formations
of Nova Scotia and England. (Communicated
by Sir Charles Lyell,...) (Abstract.)

(Quart. journ. Geol. Soc. Lond., 23 June [Noy.]
1869, v. 25, p. 441.)

109

A preliminary list of the butterflies of Iowa.

(Trans. Chicago Acad. Sci., Jan. 1870, v. 1, p.
326-337.)

Notice, (Rec. Amer. entomology for 1870, ed.
by A. S. Packard, jr., Salem, Mass., 1871, p. 4,
GTsiSe)

Notice, (Zool. ree. for 1869, 1870, v. 6, p. 343
377-878, 379.) ~

Annotated list of 45 species and mention of 5
others found later; describes 4 new species, viz.:
chrysophanus dione, apatura proserpina, nisoniades
martialis and hesperiaiowa. Seealso S. H. Scudder’s
{Notice of some butterflies from Iowa], 1868, in
which 3 of the 4 above mentioned species are des-
eribed. Forsome additions to this list see Henry
W.Parker’s ‘Towa butterflies ” (Amer. entomolo-
gist and botanist, April 1870, v. 2, p. 175).

110

[On the external genital armature in the males
of the North American species of the genus
nisoniades. |

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., Feb. 1870. v. 18,
p. 206-207.)

Notice, (Ree. Amer. entomology for 1870, ed.
by A. S. Packard, jr., Salem, Mass., 1871, p. 8.)
111

[On eudamus pylades, the eudamus bathyllus of
Harris. |

(Proc. Bost. Soe. Nat. Hist., Feb. 1870, v. 13,
p- 207.)

Notice, (Rec. Amer. entomology for 1870, ed.
by A. S. Packard, jr., Salem, Mass., 1871, p. 8,)

Notice, (Archiv. fiir Naturgeschichte, 1871, v.
37, li, p. 254.)

Notice, (Zool. rec. for 1870, 1871, v. 7, p. 397.)

112

Description of the larva and chrysalis of pa-
pilio rutulus [corr. in errata to papilio eurymedon]
Boisd., of California.

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., March 1870, v. 13,
p. 221-222.)

(Entomological notes, iii, by S. H. Scudder, p.
1-2.)

Notice, (Scientific opinion, 20 April 1870, v. 3,
p. 375.)

Notice, (Ree. Amer. entomology for 1870, ed.
by A. S. Packard, jr., Salem, Mass., 1871, p. 7.)

Notice, (Psyche, Jan.—Feb. [8 June] 1877, v.2,
p. 14.)

,

113

On the synonymy of thecla calanus.

(Proe. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., Aug. 1870, v. 18,
p. 272-276.)

(Entomological notes, iii, by S.H. Scudder, p.
3-7.)

Notice, (Rec. Amer. entomology for 1870, ed.
by A. S. Packard, jr., Salem, Mass., 1871, p. 6.)

Notice, (Archiv fiir Naturgeschichte, 1871, v.
37, li, p. 253.)

Notice, (Zool. ree. for 1870, 1871, v. 7, p. 370,
393, 395.)

Notice, (Psyche, Jan—Feb. [8 June] 1877, v. 2,
p. 14.)

DIMMOCE’S SPECIAL BIBLIOGRAPHY.

Scudder, Samuel Hubbard.

11

114

[On grapta crameri, a new species. |

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., Aug. 1870, v. 18,
p. 276.)

Notice, (Rec. Amer. entomology for 1870, ed.
by A. S. Packard, jr., Salem, Mass., 1871, p. 6.)

Notice, (Zool. rec. for 1870, 1871, v. 7, p. 386,
387.)

115

On asymmetry in the appendages of hexapod
insects, especially as illustrated in the lepidop-
terous genus nisoniades. | With Edward Burgess. |

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., Aug. and Noy.
1870, v. 15, p. 282-306, 1 pl., t 34 « 24.5.)

(Entomological notes, iii, by S. H. Scudder, p.
7-31, 1 pl. t 34 X 24.5.)

Separate, entitled, On asymmetry in the appen-
dages of hexapod insects. t.-p. -+ p. 282-306, 23
« 14,t15x 9; 1 pl, t 34 x 24.5.

Rev., (Amer. naturalist, Sept. 1871, v. 5, p.
420-421.)

Notice, (Rec. Amer. entomology for 1870, ed.
by A. S. Packard, jr., Salem, Mass., 1871, p. 4,
7-8.)

Notice, (Archiv. fiir Naturgeschichte, 1871, v.
37, li, p. 254; 1873, v. 39, ii, p. 361.)

Notice, (Zool. ree. for 1870, 1871, v. 7, p. 370,
396, 398; for 1871, 1875, v. 8, p. 217-218.)

Notice, (Psyche, Jan.—Feb. [8 June] 1877, v. 2,
p. 14.)

Divides nisoniades into 8 groups according to the
structure of the external genital organs. De-
seribes and figures 16 (9 new) North American
species of nisoniades.

116
Is mimicry advantageous?
(Nature, 22 Dec. 1870, v. 3, p. 147.)

Discusses mimicry of danais archippus and limen-

itis misippus, and its purposes.
117

Lepidoptera rhopalocera.

(Rec. Amer. entomology for 1869, ed. by A. S.
Packard, jr., Salem, Mass., 1870, p. 12-18.)

118

Orthoptera.

(Rec. Amer. entomology for 1869, ed. by A. S.
Packard, jr., Salem, 1870, p. 52-56.)

119
Seudder’s work on New England butterflies.
(Amer. naturalist, Feb. 1871, v. 4, p. 760-761.)

Request for specimens and notes to use in pre-
paring a work on New England butterflies.

See also no. 91.

120

|Report of the custodian at the annual meet-
ing of the Boston Society of Natural History]

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., Noy. 1870-March
1871, v. 13, p. 807-369.)

121
Mount Washington.
. (Nature, 20 April 1871, v. 3, p. 487.)

Corrects statements made as to the height of
Mt. Washington, N. H.

122
The Tanis stone: a new trilingual.
(Amer. naturalist, Oct. 1871, v. 5, p. 664.)
sriefly describes the trilingual stone found near
Tanis, On the eastern branch of the Nile. .

123

aw

On the embryonic larvae of butterflies.

(Entomologist’s monthly mag., Nov. 1871, v. 8,
p. 122-126.)

Separate, [Lond., Noy. 1871] p. 122-126, 22
X 14, t 18 x 10. 2

(Canadian entomologist, March 1872, y. 4, p.
45-49. )

Abstract, (Amer. naturalist, March 1872, v, 6,
p. 169-170.)

Notice, (Ree. Amer. entomology for 1871, ed.
by A. S. Packard, jr.,— Fourth annual rept.
Peabody Acad. Sci.— Salem, Mass., 1872, p.
106, 108, 109, 110, 111.)

Notice, (Zool. rec. for 1871, 1873, v. 8, p. 351.)

Notice, (Archiv fiir Naturgeschichte, 1873, v.
39, ii, p. 854-855.)

“It is the purpose of the present communica-
tion to point out the probable universality of
this law —that caterpillars of butterflies present
greater structural differences between the embry-
onic and adult stages of the same individual, than
are to be found in the adult larvae of allied gen-
era.” The illustrations are all from New England
species.

124
tearing butterflies from the egg.
(Canadian entomologist, Sept.—Oct. 1870, v. 2,
p- 156-157.)

Notice, (Rec. Amer. entomology for 1870, ed.
by A. 8. Packard, jr., Salem, Mass., 1871, p. 4.)
125

Hymenopterous parasites in a beetle.

(Amer. naturalist, Dec. 1871, v. 5, p. 788-789.)

Notice, (Rec. Amer. entomology for 1871, ed.
by A. S. Packard, jr.,—Fourth annual rept.

‘Peabody Acad. Sci.—Salem, Mass., 1872, p.

103.)
126
A new catalogue of butterflies.
(Amer. naturalist, March 1872, vy. 6, p. 160-
163.)
A review of W. F. Kirby’s “Synonymic catalogue
of diurnal lepidoptera.”

12 DIMMOCK’S SPECIAL BIBLIOGRAPHY.

Scudder, Samuel Hubbard.

127

A systematic revision of some of the Ameri-
can butterflies, with brief notes on those known
to occur in Essex county, Mass.

(Fourth annual rept. [1871] Peabody Acad.
Sci., Salem, Mass., 1872, p. 24-83.)

Separate, Salem, Mass., [April] 1872, 62 p.,
25 X 15, t 15 X 9.2.

Rev. and Abstract, (Amer. naturalist, June
1872, v. 6, p. 354-859.)

Crit. rev., (Canadian entomologist, Nov. 1872,
v. 4, p. 212-218.)

Rey., (Canadian entomologist, Nov. 1872, v. 4,
p. 214-216; April 1878, v. 5, p. 62-63; Aug. 1873,
y. 5, p. 148-145.)

Notice, (Canadian entomologist, Nov. 1872, v.
4, p. 218.)

[Rev., (Canadian entomologist, Nov. 1872, vy.
4, p. 218.)]

Rev., (Amer. naturalist, Dec. 1872, v. 6, p.
764.)

Notice, (Rec. Amer. entomology for 1872, ed.
by A. S. Packard, jr.,—Fifth annual rept.
Peabody Acad. Sci. — Salem, Mass., 1873, p. 107,
108, 109, 110.)

Notice, (Trans. Entomological Soc., Lond., n.
s. [s. 2], 1872, Proc., p. 28.) ;

Crit. rev., (Trans. Entomological Soc., Lond.,
n. s. [s. 2], 1872, Proc., p. 76-77.)

Crit. rey., (Canadian entomologist, Jan. 1873,
v. 5, p. 8-10.)

Crit. rey., (Canadian entomologist, Jan. 1873,
v. 5, p. 18.)

Crit. rev., (Canadian entomologist, Feb. 1873,
y. 5, p. 21-36.)

Rey., (Canadian entomologist, April 1873, v. 5,
p. 70-71.) $

Crit. rev., Canadian entomologist, June 1878,
vy. 5, p. 108-109.)

Rev., (Canadian entomologist, Sept. 1873, v.
5, p. 166-168.)

Notice, (Archiv fiir Naturgeschichte, 1873, v.
39, ii, p. 366, 370, 371.)

[Rey., (Canadian entomologist, Jan. 1874, vy.
6, p. 18-19.)]

Notice, (Zoot. rec. for 1872, 1874, v. 9, p. 337,
838, 339, 342-348, 345, 347, 349, 350, 351, 352
353.)

Crit. rev., (Canadian entomologist, March 1876,
v. 8, p. 41-52; May 1876, v. 8, p. 81-94; June
1876, v. 8, p. 113-119.)

Crit. rey., (Canadian entomologist, Aug. 1876
vy. 8, p. 141-148.)

Crit. rev., (Canadian entomologist, Dec. 1876,
v. 8, p. 232-238.)

,

,

128
Description d’un nouveau papillon fossile (saty-
rites reynesii) trouvé & Aix en Provence.

(Revue et magasin de zoologie, Feb. 1872, s. 2,
v. 23, p. 66-72, pl. 7.)

Separate, Paris, [June] 1872, 7 p., pl. 7, t 15.3
X 8.3.

Notice, (Trans. Entomological Soc.,Lond., 1872,
n.s. [s. 2], Proc., p. 57.)

Notice, (Zool. rec. for 1872, 1874, v. 9, p. 348.)

Notice, (Neues Jahrbuch fiir Mineralogie, Ge-
ologie und Palaeontologie, ...G. Leonhard und
H. B. Geinitz, 1873, p. 560.)

Abstract, tr. hy H. Woodward, entitled, De-
scription of a new fossil butterfly (satyrites
reynesti), found at Aix in Provence, (Geol. Mag.,
Dec. 1872, v. 9, p. 532-583, fig. 2-8 of pl. 13.)

Separate, with t.-p. cover, entitled, On a new
fossil butterfly, Lond., Triibner, 1872, 2 p., 1pl.,
22 X 14, t 16.5 X 9.6.

129

Canons of systematic nomenclature for the
higher groups.

(Amer. journ. sci. and arts, May 1872, s. 3, v.
3, p. 348-351.)

Separate, [New Haven, Ct., June] 1872, 4 p.,
SDaLOMu aij 0:

(Canadian entomologist, March 1873, y. 5, p.
55-59.)

Crit. rev., (Canadian entomologist, March 1876,
v. 8, p. 41-52; May 1876, v. 8, p. 81-94; June
1876, v. 8, 115-119.)

130
Fossil man in France.
(Amer. naturalist, June 1872, v. 6, p. 373.)

131
The curious history of a butterfly [brenthis bel-
lona].

(Amer. naturalist, Sept. 1872, v. 6, p. 518-518.)

Separate, [ Salem, Mass., 5 Oct. 1872] 6 p., 24
Nelsen mle SON WE

Notice, (Zool. rec. for 1872, 1874, v. 9, p. 348.)

Notice, (Rec. Amer. entomology for 1872, ed.
by A. S. Packard, jr.,.— Fifth annual rept.
Peabody Acad. Sci.—Salem, Mass., 1873, p.
107, 108.)

“There are two sets of individuals, each follow-
ing its own eycle of changes, apparently with as
little to do with the other set as if it were a ditfer-
ent species; each set has its own distinct seasons
and thus gives rise to the apparition of two or
three successive ‘broods’ in the course of the
year.” Explanation of the apparent broods. See
also 8. H. Scudder’s * Seltsame Geschichte eines
Tagfalters...” [1873].

152
Orthoptera [preserved from mould].
(Canadian entomologist, Jan. 1872, v. 4, p. 20.)
Boxes lined with aloe-pith (pith from agave)
preserved orthoptera free from mould, while

specimens not thus protected moulded under the
same circumstances.

DIMMOCK’S SPECIAL BIBLIOGRAPHY. 13

Seudder, Samuel Hubbard.

138
Abbott’s notes on Georgian butterflies.

(Canadian entomologist, April 1872, v. 4, p.
73-77; May 1872, v. 4, p. 84-87.)

Notice, (Ree. Amer. entomology for 1872, ed.
by A. S. Packard, jr..— Fifth annual rept.
Peabody Acad. Sci.— Salem, Mass., 1873, p.
107.)

A transcription from Abbott’s mss., in the Brit-
ish Museum, of the notes relative to such diurnal
jlepidoptera as are found in the United States.
List of the plants which accompany the butter-
flies figured by Smith-Abbotin their work on the
Insects of Georgia.

154

A variety of pieris rapae unknown in Europe.

(Canadian entomologist, April 1872, v. 4, p. 79.)

Notice, (Rec.Amer. entomology for 1872, ed.
by A. 8S. Packard, jr..—Fifth annual rept.
Peabody Acad. Sci.—Salem, Mass., 1873, p.
107, 109.)

Notice, (Zool. rec. for 1872, 1874, v. 9, p. 340.)

Notes the appearance of a yellow variety of
pieris rapae in New England. See alsoS H. Seud-
der’s “* Note .. . du pieris rapae (novangliae)” [April
1873], and G. J. Bowles’ ‘Notes on pieris rapae” (Ca-
nadian entomologist. June 1872, v. 4, p. 102-105.)

See no. 142.

155

Fossil insects from the Rocky Mountains.
(Amer. naturalist, Nov. 1872, v.6, p. 665-668.)

Notice, (Rec. Amer. entomology for 1871, ed.
by A. S. Packard, jr..— Fourth annual rept.
Peabody Acad. Sci.— Salem, Mass., 1873, p. 101,
117, 120, 123, 130, 131, 132, 133.)

Notice, (Archiv. fiir Naturgeschichte, 1873, v.
39, ii, p. 251.)

Notice, (Zool. rec. for 1872, 1874, v. 9, p. 226.)

Notice, (Neues Jahrbuch fiir Mineralogie, Ge-
ologie und Palaeontologie, ...G. Leonhard und
H. B. Geinitz, 1873, p. 668.)

Notice, (Trans. Entomological Soc. Lond., n.
s. [s. 2], 1874, Proc., p. 47, 48.)

General remarks on the insects collected by
Mr. F.C. A. Richardson, in the tertiary beds of
of Green River, Wyoming.

- 136

{Report of the meeting of the Swiss associa-

tion of naturalists, at Fribourg, in August 1872.]

(Amer. naturalist, Noy. 1872, v. 6, p. 712-715.)

A brief account of the meeting of the Societe
helvetique des sciences, signed Special correspon-
dent.

137

Notes on the orthoptera collected by Dr. F. V.
Hayden in Nebraska.

_ (Final rept. U. S. Geol. Surv. of Nebraska,
...F. V. Hayden, Wash., 1872, [pt. 3] p. 247-
261.)

Notice, (Rec. Amer. entomology for 1872, ed.
by A. S. Packard, jr.,— Fifth annual rept.
Peabody Acad. Sci.— Salem, Mass., 1673, p.
130, 131, 132, 1383.)

Contents: List of the 25 species observed in
Nebraska, and remarks on the devastating grass-
hoppers (caloptenus femur-rubrum, c. spretus and
oedipoda atrox) of North America.

| fossil myriapods.”

138
Metamorphoses of butterflies.
(Amer. naturalist, July 1878, v. 7, p. 437.)

Announces a paper to be published by Dr. H. C.
C. Burmeister.
139

An aquatic bombycid moth.
(Amer. naturalist, Aug. 1878, v. 7, p. 493-494.)
Mentions an aquatic lepidopterous larva from
Cayenne.
140
[Note sur la présence des stemmates dans des
papillons diurnes. }
(Annales Soc. Entomologique de France, 1878,
s. 5, v. 8, Bulletin, p. 52-53.)
Notice, (Zool. rec. for 1873, 1875, v. 10, p. 387.)
Essentially the same as S. H. Secudder’s “ [Ocelli
in butterflies ].”
See nos. 141, 162.
141
Ocelli in butterflies.
(Amer. naturalist, Aug. 1873, v. 7, p. 490.)

Essentially the same as S. H. Scudder’s * [Ocelli
in butterflies].”

See nos. 140, 162.

142

[Note sur une variété du pieris rapae (novan-
gliae).|

(Bull. Soc. Entomologique de France, 21 April
1875, no. 1, p. 4-5.)

(Annales Soc. Entomologique de France, 1873,
s. 5, v. 3, Bulletin, p. 57.)

(Nouvelles notices entomologiques, par Mau-
rice Girard, Paris, 1878, s. 3, p. 37-38.)

See no. 134.

145

On the carboniferous myriapods preserved in
the sigillarian stumps of Nova Scotia.

(Mem. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., [24 July] 1873, v.
2, p. 281-239.)

Separate, with t.-p. cover, Bost., 1875, p. 231-
239, 30 X 22.5, t 22 X16.

Notice, (Amer. journ. sci. and arts, Sept. 1873,
s. 3, v. 6, p. 225-226.)

Notice, (Ree. Amer. entomology for 18738, ed.
by A. S. Packard, jr.,— Sixth annual rept. Pea-
body Acad. Sci.—Salem, Mass., 1873, p. 114.)

Notice, (Neues Jahrbuch fiir Mineralogie, Geol-
ogie und Palaeontologie, ... G. Leonhard und H.
B. Geinitz, 1876, p. 891.)

See also S. H. Seudder’s “Supplementary note on
[1876]

144

Tentamen determinationis digestionis atque
denominationis singularum stirpium lepidopter-
orum, peritis ad inspiciendum et dijudicandum
communicatum, a Jacobo Hibner. (Reprinted
in facsimile by Samuel H. Scudder. —Cam-
bridge, U. S. A., 1873.) One sheet, [2 p.] 24.8
xX 17, t 21.5 X 14.5.

Notice, (Zool. rec. for 1874, 1876, v. 11, p. 368.)

Rev., (Canadian entomologist, March 1876, vy.
8, p. 41-52; May 1876, v. 8,p 81-94; June 1876,
y. 8, p. 113-119.)

14
Scudder, Samuel Hubbard.

DIMMOCER’S SPECIAL BIBLI OGRAPH ¥

145
{Letter declining to serve on a committee on
nomenclature chosen by the entomologists of the
American Association for the Advancement of
Science in 1873.]

(Canadian entomologist, Nov. 1873, v. 5, p. 214.)

146

Seltsame Geschichte eines Tagfalters aus dem
American Naturalist, September, Vol. vi. 1872,
iibersetzt und mit Bemerkungen versehen von
Dr. Ad. Speyer in Rhoden.

(Verhandlungen der k.-k. zoologisch-botanis-
chen Gesellschaft in Wien, 1873, v. 23, p.
145-152.)

Separate, [Vienna, 1873] 8 p., t 17 x 10.5.

(Deutsche entomologische Zeitschrift, [Ber.]
1875, v. 19, p. 145-155.)

Notice, (Psyche, June 1875, v. 1, p. 78.)

Contains a note by Mr. Scudder in addition to
what was published in the American naturalist.
See S. H. Seudder’s *‘The curious history of a
butterfly ...” [Sept. 1872].

147

[Notes on the fossil insects found at the “ pet-

rified fish cut,” Green River.]

(Sun pictures of Rocky Mountain scenery, . . .
by F. V. Hayden,...N. Y., 1870, p. 98.)

: 148
North American grasshoppers.

(Amer. naturalist, Jan. 1874, v. 8, p. 53-54.)

Review of Cyrus Thomas’ “ Synopsis of the acri-
didae of North America, which forms pt. 1, of v.5
of F. V. Hayden’s ‘Report of the U. S. geological
survey of the territories.”

149
The two principal groups of urbicolae (hesper-
idae auct.).
(Bull. Buffalo Soc. Nat. Sci., Dec. 1873 [April
1874], v. 1, p. 195-196.)

peaese) [Buffalo, 19 Jan. 1874], 2 p., t 17
x 10.

Notice, (Psyche, July 1874, v. 1, p. 11.)
Notice, (Zool. rec. for 1874, 1876, v. 11, p.
393.)

Divides the urbicolae into hesperides and astyci.

150
Note on the species of glaucopsyche from east-
ern North America.

(Bull. Buffalo Soc. Nat. Sci., Dec. 1873 [April
1874], v. 1, p. 197-198.)

Separate, [Buffalo, 19 Jan. 1874],2 p., t 17
x 10.

Notice, (Psyche, July 1874, v. 1, p. 11.)
Notice, (Zool. rec. for 1874, 1876, v.11, p. 390.)

Synonymy of the species.

151
[Exhibition of a portrait of John Abbot.]

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., Dee. 1873 [8 Feb.
1874], v. 16, p. 112.)
152
[Explanation of a collection of orthopterologi-
cal illustrations arranged as a card catalogue. ]

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., Dec. 1873 [8 Feb.
1874], v. 16, p. 112.)

158
[On an English fossil insect supposed to be
lepidopterous. |
(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., Dec. 1873 [3 Feb.
1874], v. 16, p. 112.]
154
Science in the United States.
of Alphonse De Candolle.
(Amer. naturalist, Feb. 1874, v. 8, p. 98-102.)

_ Extract translated from Alphonse De Candolle’s
“Histoire des sciences et des savants depuis deux
siecles,” with introductory note by Mr. Scudder.

155
The food-plants of European butterflies.
(Canadian entomologist, Feb. [7 March] 1874,
vy. 6, p. 21-25.)
Notice, (Psyche, Jan. 1875, v. 1, p. 39.)
Notice, (Zool. rec. for 1874, 1876, v. 11, p. 371.)

Food plants of 101 European diurnal lepidoptera
collated from J. H. Kaltenbach’s *“ Die Pflanzen-
Feinde aus der Classe der Insecten.” pt. 1-2.

See no. 171.

From the French

156

[Review of “Our common insects,” by Alpheus
Spring Packard, jr.]

(Atlantic monthly, April [12 March] 1874, y.
33, p. 496-497.)

157

In the laboratory with Agassiz.
pupil.

(Every saturday, 4 April [25 March] 1874, n.
s., v. 1, p. 869-370.)

Separate, Boston, for the Agassiz’ memorial,
teachers’ and pupils’ fund,” 10 April 1874, 4 p.,
t 16 X 9.

Description of the first few days spent by Mr.
Seudder in Agassiz’ laboratory, illustrating his
methods of instruction. This was reprinted in
many daily and weekly papers, e.g., Scientific

American, Boston daily globe, Methodist, N. Y.
observer; and in some educational monthlies.

158

By a former

Girard’s Insects.
(Amer. naturalist, April 1874, v. 8, p. 221-
222.)

Review of Maurice Girard’s “Les insectes....
Introduction, coleopteres, ayee atlas de 60

| planches,” Paris, 1873.

DIMMOCK’S SPECIAL BIBLIOGRAPHY.

Scudder, Samuel Hubbard.

169
[Rabbit cats.]

(Proc. Bost. Soe. Nat. Hist., Jan. [15 April]
1874, v. 16, p. 114.)

Descriptive of the Manx-cat, a variety of the
common cat, often called in New England the
“rabbit cat.”

. 160

[On some recent remarks by Mr. Raphael Mel- |

dola upon iphiclides ajax (papilio ajax auct.).|

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., Jan. [15 April]
1874, v. 16, p. 117-119.)

(Entomological notes, iii, by S. H. Scudder, p.
32-33.)

(Annals and mag. nat. hist., Feb. 1874, s. 4, v.
13, p. 186-188.)

Rev. and reply, by Meldola, (Annals and mag. |

nat. hist., Sept. 1874, s. 4, v. 14, p. 239-240.)
Notice, (Psyche, May 1874, v. 1, p. 3.)
Notice, (Zool. rec. for 1874, 1876, v. 11, p. 577.)

Points out an error i Mr. Meldola’s statement |

(Annals and mag. natjhist., 1873, v. 12, p. 301-307)
that in the three forms of iphiclides ajax ‘the size
of the variety is directly instead of inversely pro-
portional to the ratio of the pupal to the larval
period and vice versa.” See also 8. H. Seudder’s

+The natural history of a polymorphic butterfly.” |

See no. 1638.

161
|Food-plant of oeneis semidea.|
(Proc. Bost. Soc. nat. hist., Jan. [15 April]
1874, v. 16, p. 119.)
Notice, (Psyche, May 1874, v. 1, p. 4.)

162

[Ocelli in butterflies. |

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., March [15 April]
1874, v. 16, p. 165-166.)

(Entomological notes, iii, by S. H. Scudder, p.
33-34. )

Notice, (Psyche, June 1874, v. 1, p. 7.)

Notice, (Zool. rec. for 1874, 1876, v. 11, p. 394.)

Contrary to a statement made by Klug, in a me-
moir published in 1831 by the Berlin Academy of
Science, that rhopalocerous lepidoptera have no
ocelli, lerema accius and the male of l. patienti have
a Single ocellus in the middle of the front.

See no. 140.

163

The natural history of a polymorphic butter-
fly.

(Amer. naturalist, May [29 April] 1874, v. 8, p.
257-266. )

Notice, (Psyche, Nov. 1874, v. 1, p. 28.)

Life history of iphiclides ajax, and with it a repe-
tition of the matter contained in S. H. Scudder’s

‘(On some recent remarks by Mr. Raphael Mel-
dola upon iphiclides ajux (papilio ajax auct.)}.”

See no. 160.

164

English names for butterflies.

(Psyche, May 1874, v. 1, p. 2-3; July 1874, v.
1, p. 10-11; Dee. 1874, v. 1, p. 31; Jan. 1875, v.
1, p. 40; Feb. 1875, v. 1, p. 48-44; March 1875,
v. 1, p. 56.)

Crit. rev., (Canadian entomologist, Sept. 1874,
y. 6, p. 163-164.)

Proposes English names for 77 species of North

| American diurnal lepidoptera.

165
The preservation of caterpillars by inflation.
(Amer. naturalist, June [22 May] 1874, v. 8, p.
321-326, fig. 76-77.)
(Canadian entomologist, June 1874, v. 6, p.
107-111.)
Notice, (Psyche, Nov. 1874, v. 1, p. 28, 39.)
Notice, (Zool. rec. for 1874, 1876, v. 11, p. 371.)
Mode of inflating and drying the skins of cater-
pillars.
165
[On the proposed scientific survey of Massa-
chusetts. |

(Amer. naturalist, June 1874, v. 8, p. 877-879.)

Editorial remarks, without signature, on the
memorial presented to the legislature of Massa-
chusetts, by the American Academy of Arts and
Sciences, asking a topographical, geological and
zoological survey of that state.

167

Collecting in the White Mountains.

(Psyche, June 1874, v. 1, p..7, and map.)

Map giving the limits of the alpine and sub-
alpine faunal regions of the vicinity of Mt. Wash-
ington, N. H., extracted from S. H. Seudder’s * The

distribution of insects in New Hampshire.” [1874]

168
{Review of “The butterflies of North Amer-
ica,” by -W. H. Edwards.]

(Atlantic monthly, July [17 June] 1874, v. 34,

p. 115-115.)

169
[On John Abbot’s drawings of Georgian in-
sects. |
(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., June [July] 1874,

|v. 16, p. 295.)

Notice, (Psyche, May 1875, v. 1, p. 70.)
170
[Argynnis polaris taken on the Polar Expedi-
tion.|
(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., July 1874, v. 16,

| p. 365.)

|
‘

See 8. H. Scudder’s * A north Greenland butter-

| fly.”

171
The food-plants of European butterflies.
ond notice.
(Canadian entomologist, July 1874, v. 6, p. 126-
127.)
Notice, (Psyche, Jan. 1875, v. 1, p. 39.)
Notice, (Zool. rec. for 1874, 1876, v. 11, p. 871.)

Food plants of 39 European diurnal lepidoptera
collated from J. H. Kaltenbach’s * Die Pflanzen-
Feinde aus der Classe der Insecten,” pt. 3.

See no. 155.

Sec-

16
Scudder, Samuel Hubbard.

DIMMOCK’S SPECIAL BIBLIOGRAPHY.

172
[On the proposed scientific survey of Massa-
chusetts. ]

(Proce. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., Sept. 1874, v. 16,
p. 373.)

178
Arrest of development [in a larva of papilio
cresphontes|.
(Psyche, July 1874, v. 1, p. 12.)

174

Two new fossil cockroaches from the carbon-
iferous of Cape Breton.

(Canadian naturalist, July 1874, n.s., v. 7, p.
271-272, 2 fig.)

Notice, (Amer. journ. sci. and arts, Aug. 1874,
s. 3, v. 8, p. 143.)

Notice, (Zool. rec. for 1874, 1876, v. 11, p. 460.)

Notice, (Archiy. fiir Naturgeschichte, 1875, v.
41, ii, p. 210.)

Notice, (Psyche, March-April [24 Sept.] 1878,
v. 2; p. 127.)

Describes 2 new species.

175

The distribution of insects in New Hampshire

(The geology of New Hampshire,...C. H.
Hitchcock, state geologist, J. H. Huntington,
principal assistant, Concord, N. H., 1874, pt. 1,
p- 331-380, pl. a—c, fig. 46-58.)

With t.-p. cover, index, and subtitle as fol-
lows, A chapter from the 1st volume of the final
report upon the geology of New Hampshire.
Concord.|N. H.], Edward A. Jenks, state printer,
1874 [2 Jan. 1875], p. 831-384 [ + 1], pl. a-c, fig.
46-58, 26.5 X 19.2,t 19 « 11.5. i

Notice, (Canadian entomologist, Jan. 1875, v.
7, p. 20.)

Notice, (Amer. journ. sci. and arts, March 1875,
8. 3, V. 9, p. 282.)

Rev., (Amer. naturalist, June 1875, v. 9, p.
309.)

Notice, (Zool. ree. for 1874, 1876, v. 11, p. 375,
377, 378, 381, 386, 459.)

Notice, (Psyche, Feb. [6 March] 1876, v. 1, p.
140.)

General considerations, p. 331-344; list of butter-
flies of New Hampshire, with notes on their geo-
graphical distribution, p. 344-362; list of the orthop-
tera of New Hampshire, with notes on their geo-
graphical distribution and mode of stridulation,
p. 362-380; index, p. 381-384.

176

Karly spring butterflies at the White Moun-
tains.

(Psyche, Aug. 1874, v. 1, p. 18-14; Sept. 1874,
v. 1, p. 18-19.)

Rev., (Canadian entomologist, Feb. 1877, v. 9,
p- 40.)

Notice, (Zool. rec. for 1874, 1876, vy. 11, p. 382.)

record of species captured.

iret
The Linnean signification of the generic term
papilio.
(Canadian entomologist, Aug. 1874, v. 6, p. 148-
45.)
Crit. rev., (Canadian entomologist, Sept. 1874,
y. 6, p. 168-166.)
Notice, (Zool. rec. for 1874, 1876, v.11, p. 881.)
Notice, (Psyche, April 1876, vy. 1, p. 156.)
178
Rhopalocerous lepidoptera.

(Rec. Amer. entomology for 1878, ed. by A. S.
Packard, jr., — Sixth annual rept. Peabody Acad.
Sci.— Salem, Maxs., [Sept.] 1874, p. 68-74.)

We)
Orthoptera.
(Rec. Amer. entomology for 1873, ed. by A.S.

Packard, jr., — Sixth annual rept. Peabody Acad.
Sci.— Salem, Mass., [Sept.] 1874, p. 102-107.)

180
{Review of “Field ornithology,” by Elliott
Coues. |

(Atlantic monthly, Nov. [16 Oct.] 1874, v. 34,
p. 626.)

181
Butterflies attracted by lamplight.
(Psyche, Nov. 1874, v. 1, p. 28.)
Notice, (Zool. rec. for 1874, 1876, v. 11, p. 381-
382.)
Nymphalis j-album attracted in great numbers by
a light-house light.
182
Note sur l’eeuf et le jeune age de la chenille
d’oeneis aello.
Annales Soc. Entomologique de Belgique
[Aug.], 1873, v. 16, p. 145-148, pl. 1.)
Separate, [Bruxelles, Aug.] 1875, 4 p., 1 pl.
25 X 16.5, t 19 x 10.5.
Notice, (Psyche, July—Aug. 1877 [12 Jan. 18738],
v. 2, p. 57.)
183
Report on the butterflies collected by Mr. J.
A. Allen on the Yellowstone Expedition of 1873.

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., Nov. [9 Dec.] 1874,
v. 17, p. 86-91.)

(Entomological notes, iv, by S. H. Scudder, p.
-)

“

(Notes on the nat. hist. of portions of Montana
and Dakota, being the substance of a rept. to the
Secretary of War on the collections made by the
North Pacific R. R. Expedition of 1873... By
J{oseph] A[saph] Allen,... Bost., 1874, p.
56-61.)

Notice, (Psyche, May 1875, v. 1, p. 71.)

Notice, (Zool. rec. for 1874, 1876, v. 11, p. 394.)

Annotated list of 28 species of diurnal lepidop-
tera, description of a new species =griades min-
nehaha.

DIMMOCEK’S SPECIAL BIBLIOGRAPHY. 17

Scudder, Samuel Hubbard.

184

The species of the lepidopterous genus pam-
phila.

(Mem. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., [16] Dec. 1874, v.
.2, p. 341-353, pl. 10-11.)

Separate, with t.-p. cover, Bost., Dec. 1874, p.
341-353, pl. 10-11, 30 x 22.5, t 22 x 16.

Notice, (Canadian entomologist, Jan. 1875, v.
7, p. 20.)

Notice, (Zool. rec. for 1874, 1876, v. 11, p. 393,
394.)

Notice, (Psyche, Feb. [6 March] 1876, v. 1,
p. 142.)

Notice, (Archiv fiir Naturgeschichte, 1875, v.
41, ii, p. 251.)

Notes on the species, tables by which the males
and females of the various species may be recog-

nized. The second plate figures the male abdom-
inal appendages of eight species.

185
{Abundance of leucania unipuncta in Massa-
chusetts. |
(Canadian entomologist, Sept. 1875, v. 7, p.
178-179.)
(Annual rept. Entomological Soc. Ontario, for
1875, 1876, p. 14.) |
186
{Report of a committee on nomenclature, con-
sisting of S. H. Scudder, Charles V. Riley and
William Saunders, appointed at the 1875 meet-
ing of the Entomological Club of the American
Association for the Advancement of Science.]

(Canadian entomologist, Oct. 1875, v.7, p. 188.)

(Annual rept. Entomological Soc. Ontario for
1875, 1876, p. 16.)

{Memorial of the American Academy of Arts
and Sciences to the General Court urging a new
and thorough scientific survey of the common-
wealth of Massachusetts. |

(Proc. Amer. Acad. Arts and Sci., 1874, v. 9,
[n. s., v. 1], p. 184-186.)

House doc. [Mass.], April 1874, no. 266, 4 p.
22.5 X 14, t 18 x 10.

Ph doc. |Mass.], Jan. 1875, no. 40, p. 59-

(Rept. of special committee of the State Board
of Educ. on the proposed scientific survey...
jof Mass.], Bost.,... 1875 [same as House doc.,
* no. 40], p. 59-61.)

188
Report of special committee [of experts, to a

committee of the State Board of Education, on
a proposed scientific survey of Massachusetts].

(Rept. State Board Educ. on the proposed
survey of the commonwealth, ... Bost., 1874 [4
Jan. 1875], p. 14-16.)

ge doc. |Mass.], Jan. 1875, no. 40, p. 12-
14.)

(Rept. of special committee of the State Board
of Educ. on the proposed scientific survey ...
{of Mass.], Bost.,... 1875 [same as House doc.,
no. 40], p. 12-14.)

189

List of the documents of the General Court,
relating to the former [scientific] survey [of
Massachusetts |.

(Rept. State Board Educ. on the proposed
survey of the commonwealth, ... Bost., 1874 [4
Jan. 1875], p. 18-19.)

poate doc. [Mass.], Jan. 1875, no. 40, p. 62-
63.)

(Rept. of special committee of the State Board
of Educ. on the proposed scientific survey...
[of Mass.], Bost.,... 1875 [same as House doc.,
no. 40], p. 62-63.)

190
[On the organization and conduct of a scientific
survey in Massachusetts. |
(House doc. [Mass.], Jan. 1875, no. 40, p. 89-
42, 48, 49.)

(Rept. of special committee of the State Board
of Educ. on the proposed scientific survey...
[of Mass.], Bost.,. .. 1875 [same as House doc.,
no. 40], p. 89-42, 48, 49.)

Remarks at a meeting before a committee of the
State Board of Education of Massachusetts.

191
[ Glaucopsyche couperi.|

(Canadian entomologist, Jan. 1875, v. 7, p. 18.)

Notice, (Psyche, May [14 April] 1876, v. 1, p.
164.)

192
Synonymic list of the
America, north of Mexico.

(Bull. Buffalo Soc. Nat.
p. 233-269.)

Notice, (Psyche, Aug. [8 July] 1875, v. 1, p.
94-9

Crit. rev., (Entomologische Zeitung,... zu
Stettin, Jan.—March 1876, v. 37, p. 832-41.)

Notice, (Zool. rec. for 1875, 1877, v.12, p. 412,
413, 414, 415.)

Synoptic table of genera based principally upon
the structure and ornamentation of the wings, p.
233-239: list exhibiting the classification, nomen-
clature. geographical distribution aud larval food,
p. 239-269. For continuation see S. H. Seudder’s
“Synon. ... Partii. Rurales.” [June 1876.)

butterflies of North
Part i. Nymphales.
Sci. Feb. 1875, v. 2,

~

5.)

193

Remarks on the old genus callidryas.

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., Jan. [16 March|
1875, v. 17, p. 206-209.)

(Entomological notes, iv, by S. H. Scudder, p.
7-10.)

Notice, (Psyche, May 1875, v. 1, p. 71.)

Notice, (Zool. rec. for 1874, 1876, v. 11, p. 378,
379.)

Notes on phoebis agarithe, callidryas eubule. and c.

| sennae, and description of a new species, apharissa
| butleri.

18 . DIMMOCE’S SPECIAL BIBLIOGRAPHY.

Seudder, Samuel Hubbard.

194
Historical sketch of the generic names pro-
posed for butterflies: a contribution to syste-
matie nomenclature.

(Proc. Amer. Acad. Arts and Sci., 1874 [1
April 1875], v. 10, p. 91-293.)

With t.-p. cover and t.-p., Salem, [Mass.], Nat-
uralist’s agency, [1 April] 1875, p. 91-298. 28.5
x 15, b 175 x 9:8.

Crit. rev., (Entomologist’s monthly mag., June
1875, v. 12, p. 15-17.)

Notice, ({N. Y.] Tribune extra, lecture and
letter series, no. 21, pamphlet ed., 1875, p. 75.)

Notice, (Hartford [Conn.] daily courant, 1875,
v. 38, no. 197.)

Crit. rev., (Canadian entomologist, March 1876,
y. 8, p. 41-52; May 1876, v. 8, p. 81-94; June
1876, v. 8, p. 118-119.)

Crit. rev., (Canadian entomologist, Dec. 1876,
y. 8, p. 232-238.)

Notice, (Psyche, Jan.—Feb. [8 June] 1877, v. 2,
p: 9:)

Notice, (Zool. ree. for 1875, 1877, v. 12, p. 403.)

195
A North Greenland butterfly.
(Psyche, April 1875, v. 1, p. 57-59.)
Notice, (Zool. rec. for 1875, 1877, v. 12, p. 413.)

Brenthis polaris from extreme northern latitudes.

196
Ocytes seminole in Massachusetts.
(Psyche, April 1875, v. 1, p. 64.)

197
* Prothoracie glands in lepidopterous larvae.
(Psyche, April 1875, v. 1, p. 64.)

In larva of argynnis cybele.

198
{Structure of nests of trap-door spiders. ]

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., Dec. 1874, v. 17,
p- 180.)

Notice, (Psyche, May 1875, v. 1, p. 71.)

199
Entomological notes. m1. From the Pro-
ceedings of the Boston Society of Natural His-
tory, vol. xiii, 1870. [Bost., 2 June 1875.]_n.
t.-p., 34 p., 21.5 & 14.5, t 14.5 x 9. P

Notice, (Psyche, Jan.—Feb. [8 June] 1877, v. 2,
p- 14.)

Contents: Description of the larva and chrysalis
of papilio eurymedon Boisd., of California. p. 1-2;
On the synonymy of thecla calanus, p.3-7; On
asymmetry in the appendages of hexapod insects,
especially as illustrated in the lepidopterous ge-
nus nisoniades [with Edward Burgess], p. 7-31, 1
pl.; [On some recent remarks by Mr. Meldola up-
on iphiclides ajax (papilio ajax auct.)], p. 32-33;
{[Ocelli in butterflies], p. 33-34.
notes see each separate title.

For more detailed |

200
The tertiary physopoda of Colorado.
(Bull. U. 8. Geol. Geog. Surv. Territories, [10
June] 1875, s. 2 [in v. 1], p. 221-223.)

Separate [Wash., 16 June 1875], 3 p., t 19.5 x
1p

Notice, (Psyche, Aug. 1876, v. 1, p. 190.)

Notice, (Zool. rec. for 1876, 1878, vy. 18, Ins., p.
204.)

Describes 1 new genus and 3 new species.

201

The introduction of danaida plexippus into the
Pacific islands.

(Psyche, July 1875, v. 1, p. 81-84.)

Consists of a letter from Dr. Luther H. Gulick
upon the introduction of this species into the
Sandwich and other islands, and notes upon the
same subject by Mr. Scudder.

202

The note of the katydid.

(Psyche, Aug. [8 July] 1875, v. 1, p. 98-94.)

Figures notes of cyrtophyllus concavus.

203

Notes on orthoptera from northern Peru, col-
lected by Professor James Orton.

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., March [12 July]
1875, v. 17, p. 257-282.)

(Entomological notes, iv, by S. H. Scudder, p.
11-36.)

Notice, (Psyche, Jan.—Feb. [8 June] WERT ves
p. 9-10.)

Notice, (Annuario della societ& dei naturalisti
in Modena, 1877 [s. 2, v. 10], p. 422.)

Notice, (Zool. ree. for 1875, 1877, v. 12, p. 488,

489, 492, 493, 494, 495.)

Enumerates 46 species, including two not from
Peru. Describes... 10new genera, 35 new species.
— Psyche.

204

Description of some Labradorian butterflies.

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., March-April |12
July] 1875, v. 17, p. 294-514.)

(Entomological notes, iv, by S. H. Scudder, p.
37-57.)

Notice, (Psyche, Jan.—Feb. [8 June] 1877, v. 2,
p. 10.) ;

Notice, (Annuario della societa dei naturalisti
in Modena, 1877 |s. 2, v. 10], p. 425.)

Notice, (Zool. ree. for 1875, 1877, v. 12, p. 412-
413.)

Deseribes in detail brenthis triclaris. b. chariclea,
b. freija, b. poluris, b. frigga, and agriades aquilo.

205

Memoirs of the American Association for the
Advancement of Science. 1. Salem, Mass. F.
W. Putnam, Permanent Secretary, A. A. A. S.
{Aug.] 1875. || Fossil Butterflies. [12+] 99 p.,
3 pl, 31 X 26, t 20 x 15.4.

Notice, (Amer. naturalist, Sept. 1875, v. 9, p.
526-527.)

DIMMOCK’S SPECIAL BIBLIOGRAPHY.

Scudder, Samuel Hubbard.

19

Notice, (Trans. Entomological Soc. Lond., 1875,
Proc., p. 49; 1876, Proc., p. 52.)

Rey. (Amer. journ. sci. and arts, Jan. 1876, s.
8, v. 11, p. 74-75.)

Rey., (Amer. naturalist, Jan. 1876, v. 10, p. 53;
Feb. 1876, y. 10, p. 106-107.)

Rey., (Archives des sciences physiques et nat-
urelles, Jan. 1876, n. s., v. 55, p. 102-103; Sept.
1876, n. s., v. 57, p. 91-92.)

Notice, (Psyche, Aug. 1876, v. 1, p. 191; Sept.
[10 Nov.] 1876, v. 1, p. 196.)

Notice and extract, (Neues Jahrbuch fiir Min-
eralogie, Geologie und Palaeontologie, ... G.
Leonhard und H. B. Geinitz, 1877, p. 445-447.)

Notice, (Zool. rec. for 1875, 1877, v. 12, p. 404,
410, 414, 418.)

After describing the fossils with minuteness,
and elaborately comparing them with related
forms now living, the author discusses the com-
parative age of fossil butterflies, the probable
food-plants of tertiary caterpillars, and the pres-
ent distribution of butterflies most nearly allied
to the fossil species, besides noticing such insects

as have been erroneously referred in recent times
to butterflies. — Amer. naturalist.

206
A century of orthoptera.
tartae.

(Proc. Bost Soc. Nat. Hist., July [Sept.] 1875,
vy. 17, p. 454-462, 5 fig.)

(Entomological notes, iv, by S. H. Scudder, p.
57-65, fig. 1-5.)

(A century of orthoptera [1879], by S. H.
Scudder, p. 7-15.)

Notice, (Psyche, Jan.—Feb. [8 June] 1877, v. 2,
_ p. 10-11.)

Describes 3 new genera and 10 new species.

207

Spharagemon, —a genus of oedipodidae ; with a
revision of the species.

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., July [Sept.] 1875,
v. 17, p. 467-471.)

Decade ii. — Locus-

(Entomological notes, iv, by S. H. Scudder, p. |

66-70.)

Notice, (Psyche, Jan.—Feb. [8 June] 1877, v. 2,
DLLs)

Notice, (Zool. rec. for 1875, 1877, v.12, p. 494.)

Describes spharagemon, new genus. and 3 new
species of spharagemon; synopsis of the species of
the genus with synonymy and references.

208

A century of orthoptera.
dii.(pezotettix, caloptenus).

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., July [Sept.] 1875,
vy. 17, p. 472-478.)

(Entomological notes, iv, by S. H. Scudder, p.
71-77.)

(A century of orthoptera [1879], by S. H.
Scudder, p. 16-22.)

Notice, (Psyche, Jan.—Feb. [8 June] 1877, v. 2, |

p: 21)
Notice, (Zool. rec. for 1875, 1877, v. 12, p. 488,
494.)

Deseribes 10 new species, all from the United
States.

Decade iii. — Acry- |

209

Revision of two American genera of oedipod-
idae.

(Proc. Bost. Soe. Nat. Hist., July [Sept.] 1875,
v. 17, p. 478-485.)

(Entomological notes, iv, by 8. H. Scudder, p.
77-84.)

Notice, (Psyche, Jan.—Feb. [8 June] 1877, v, 2,
p- 11.)

Describes 1 new genus and 3 new species; synop-

sis and synonymy of 3species of encoptolophus (new
genus) and of 4 species of tragocephala; Gimor-

phism and geographical variations of ¢. viridifas-
ciata =t. virginiana + t. infuscata.

210

A century of orthoptera.
dii.

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., Aug. [Sept.] 1875,
y. 17, p. 510-517.

(Entomological notes, iv, by S. H. Seudder, p.
84-91.)

A century of orthoptera [1879], by S. H. Scud-
der, p. 22-29.)

Notice, (Psyche, Jan.—Feb. [8 June] 1877, v. 2,
pets)

Notice, (Zool. ree. for 1875, 1877, v. 12, p. 488,
494.) ,

Describes 2 new genera and 10 new species, all
from the United States.

Decade iv.—Aery-

211
Entomological notes. 1v. Reprinted from the
Proceedings of the Boston Society of Natural
History, vol. xvii, 1874-5. Bost., Press of A. A.
Kingman, [7 Aug.] 1875. 91 p. [t-p.=p. 1], 24
x 15, t 14.65 X 9.

Notice, (Psyche, Jan.—Feb. [8 June] 1877, v. 2,
p- 15.)

Contents: Report on the butterflies collected by
Mr. J. A. Allen on the Yellowstone Expedition of
1873. p. 2-7; Remarks on the old genus callidryas, p.
7-10; Notes on orthoptera from northern Peru,
collected by Professor James Orton, p. 11-85; Des-
cription of some Labradorian buttertlies, p. 37-57;
A century of orthoptera. Decade ii. — Locustariae,
p. 57-65; Spharnagemon,—a genus of oedipodidae ;
with a revision of the species, p. 66-70; A century
ot orthoptera. Decade iii.— Acrydii (pezotettia,
calopienus), p. 71-77; Revision of two American
genera of oedipodidae, p. 77-84; A century of or-
thoptera. Decadeiv.— Acrydti. p. 84-91. For more
detailed notes see euch separate title.

212

Notice of the butterflies and orthoptera, col-
lected by Mr. George M. Dawson, as naturalist
of the B. N. A. Boundary Commission.

(Rept. on the geol. and resources of the region
in the vicinity of the 49th parallel, ... by G. M.
Dawson, addressed to Maj. D.R. Cameron. Mon-
treal, Dawson Bros., |14 Sept.] 1875. Appendix
1D., p. 341-345.)

Separate [Montreal, 22 Sept. 1875.], 5 p., t 18.6
x 10.8.

20
Scudder, Samuel Hubbard.

DIMMOCK’S SPECIAL BIBLIOGRAPHY.

Notice, (Psyche, May-June [9 July] 1877, v. 2,
p. 45.)

Notice, (Zool. rec. for 1875, 1877, v. 12, p. 488,
495.) a

Notes on 22 species of butterflies and on 15 spe-
cies of orthoptera; descriptions of 4 new species
of orthoptera.

213
The structure and transformations of ewmaeus

atala.

(Mem. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., [11 Oct.] 1875, v.
2, p. 4138-419, part of pl. 14.)

Separate, in t.-p. cover with “On gynandro-
morphism in the lepidoptera,” by Alpheus S.
Packard, jr., Bost., [Oct.] 1875, p. 418-419, part
of pl. 14, 30 x 22.5, t 22 x 16.

Notice, (Psyche, Feb. [6 March] 1876, v. 1, p.

142.)

Notice, (Trans. Entomological Soe. Lond.,
1876, Proc., p. 69.)

ot S. H. Seudder’s ** On ewmenia atala.” [Nov.
1875.

214
[Remarks on some remains of insects occurring
in carboniferous shale at Cape Breton.]

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., [80] Oct. 1875, v.
18, p. 115-114.)

(Entomological notes, v, by S. H. Scudder, p.
2-3.)

Notice, (Psyche, Jan.—Feb. [8 June] 1877, v. 2,
p. 12.)
Notice, (Zool. rec. for 1875, 1877, v. 12, p. 489.)

Notice of a fossil odonat larva, possibly that of
haplophlebium_ barnesii, and of some prey iously
found related fossils. — Psyche.

215
Brief contributions to zoology from the mu-
seum of Yale College. No. xxxvi.—On the
post-pliocene fossils of Sankoty Head, Nantucket
Island [Massachusetts]; by A. E. Verrill; with
a note on the geology |p. 365-366]; by S. H.
Seudder.

(Amer. journ. sci. and arts, Nov. 1875, s. 3, v.
10, p. 364-375.)
Similar to S. H. Scudder’s PaiOng the post-plio-

cene fossils and thesgeology of Sankoty Head,
Nantucket, Massachusetts. 1” [Jan. 1876. ]

216
The chirp of the mole-cricket.
r (Psyche, Oct. [12 Noy.] 1875, v. 1, p. 105-106,
il.) ’

(Amer. naturalist, Feb. 1876, v. 10, p. 97-98, il.)
Figures notes of gryllotalpa borealis.
217
On eumenia atala.
(Psyche, Noy. [10 Dec.] 1875, v. 1, p. 120.)
On larvae and pupae of this butterfly. See also

S. H. Scudder’s “The structure and transforma-
lions of eumaeus atala.” [Oct. 1875.]

218
[Note on distribution of pyrameis cardui.]
(Psyche, Dec. 1875 [12 Jan. 1876], v. 1, p. 123.)

219
| Note on distribution of terias lisa.]
(Psyche, Dec. 1875 [12 Jan. 1876], v. 1, p. 124.)

220
Chrysalis with attached larval head.
(Psyche, Jan. 1876, v. 1, p. 131-132.)

Chrysalis of euphvoeades troilus.

221
[On the post-pliocene fossils and the geology
of Sankoty Head, Nantucket, Massachusetts. |
(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., Jan. 1876, v. 18, p.
182-185.)

Similar to 8. H. Seudder’s “ Brief contributions
to zoology...On the post-pliocene fossils.
[Nov. 1875. ]

222

Notice of asmall collection of butterflies made
by Mr. Roland Thaxter, on Cape Breton Island.

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., Jan. 1876, v. 18,
p. 188-190.)

(Entomological notes, v, by 8S. H. Scudder, p.

5.)

Notice, (Psyche, Jan.—Feb. [8 June] 1877, v. 2,
p. 13.)

Notice, (Trans.

LST; ErOC upsets)

List of 14 species with notes on 5 of them.

Entomological Soc. Lond.,

223
Supplementary note on fossil myriapods.
(Mem. Bost. Soc. nat. hist., [2 March] 1878,
y. 2, p. 561-562, il.)

See also 8. H. Seudder’s “ [On the carboniferous
myriapods preserved in the sigillarian stumps of
Nova Scotia.” [July 1873.]

224
Edward’s Butterflies of North America.
(Amer. naturalist, Feb. 1876, v. 10, p. 108-109.)

Reviews v. 2, pt. 4. of W. H. Edwards’ *‘ Butter-
flies of North America.”

225
Fossil orthoptera from the Rocky Mountain

tertiaries.

(Bull. U. S. Geol. Geog. Surv. Terr., [8
1876, s. 2 [in v. 1], p. 447-449.)

With t.-p. cover, Wash., Feb. 8 1876, p. 447-
449, t 20 11.2.

Notice, (Psyche, Aug. 1876, v. 1, p. 190.)

Notice, (Neues Jahrbuch fiir Mineralogie, Geol-
ogie und Palaeontologie,...G. Leonhard und H.
B. Geinitz, 1876, p. 890.)

Notice, (Zool. rec. for 1876, 1878, v. 13, Ins., p.
211, 218, 214, 217, 218, 220.)

Describes 2 new species.

Feb.|

»

DIMMOCK’S SPECIAL BIBLIOGRAPHY. 21

Scudder, Samuel Hubbard.

226 -
[Extract from a letter to Selys-Longchamps on
breyeria.]
(Comptes rendus Soc. Entomologique Belg.,
1876, s. 2, no. 21, p. 2.)
227
[Geographical distribution of vanessa cardui
and v. atalanta. |

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., Feb. 1876, v. 18,
p. 201-202.)

Notice, (Amer. naturalist, Jan. 1876, v. 10, p.
61.)

Vanessa cardui probably indigenous to the Amer-
“ican continent. — Psyche, Jan.-Feb. [8 June] 1877, v.
2,p.11. See alsoS. H. Scuddevr’s “ A cosmopolitan
butterfly.” [July 1876.]

228
Odoriferous glands in phasmidae.
(Psyche, Feb. [6 March] 1876, v. 1, p. 137-140.)
Notice, (Zool. rec. for 1876, 1878, v. 13, Ins., p.
215.
229
{Bibliographical record of] Henri de Saussure
et A. Humbert. — Mission scientifique au Mex-
ique et dans l’Amerique Centrale, ...
(Psyche, Feb. [6 March] 1876, v. 1, p. 142-143.)
230
Habits and forms of caloptenus spretus.
(Psyche, Feb. [6 March] 1876, v. 1, p. 144.)
231
Marschall’s Nomenclator zoologicus.

(Amer. naturalist, March 1876, v. 10, p. 169-
170.)

Critical review of Count August Marschall’s
“Nomenclator zoologicus, continens nomina sys-
tematica generum animalium... Vindobonae,
1873.”

232

New and interesting insects from the carbonif-
erous of Cape Breton.

(Proc. Amer. Assoc. for the Advancement of
Sci., 1875 [10 March 1876], [v. 24] B, p. 110-111,
fig. 1-2.)

(Canadian naturalist, [27 April] 1876, 0. 8., v.
8, p. 88-90, fig. 1-2.)

Separate, [from Can. nat., Montreal, 27] April
1876, [2 p.], fig. 1-2, t 17 x 9.

Notice, (Amer. journ. sci. and arts, June 1876,
s. 3, vy. 11, p. 494.)

Notice, (Psyche, Aug. 1876, v.1, p. 192; March
—April [24 Sept.] 1878, v. 2, p. 128.)

Notice, (Neues Jahrbuch fiir Mineralogie, Ge-
ologie und Palaeontologie, ...G. Leonhard und
H. B. Geinitz, 1876, p. 582.)

Notice, (Zool. rec. for 1876, 1878, v. 13, Ins., p.
211, 214.)

233
[The insect, by Jules Michelet: a review. ]

(Atlantic monthly, April [18 March] 1876, v.
37, p. 495-497.)

23
Fossil eoleoptera from the Rocky Mountain
tertiaries.

(Bull. U. S. Geol. Geog. Surv. Tegr., [21 March
1876, v. 2, p. 77-87.)

With t.-p. cover, Wash., March 21 1876, p. 77-
87, t 20 X 11.2.

Notice, (Psyche, Aug. 1876, v. 1, p. 190-191.)
Notice, (Neues Jahrbuch fiir Mineralogie, Ge-

| ologie und Palaeontologie, ...G. Leonhard und

H. B. Geinitz, 1876, p. 890.)
| Notice, Zool. rec. for 1876, 1878, v. 13, Ins., p.
10, 11.|
Describes 2 new new genera and 30 new species.
235
Pieris rapae in mid-ocean,
(Psyche, March [13 April] 1876, v. 1, p. 152.)
236
Mimicry {between butterflies].
(Psyche, April 1876, v. 1, p. 160.)
Between biasilarchia disippe, danaus plexippus and

d. berenice: between the African diadema bolina and
danaus chrysippus.
237
The North American blue butterfiies of the
genus nomiades.
(Canadian entomologist, Feb. [20 April] 1876,
v. 8, p. 21-24.)
Notice, (Psyche, Jan. 1879, v. 2, p. 208.)
238
The relationship of the early spring blues.
(Canadian entomologist, April [15 May] 1876,
v. 8, p. 61-66.)
Separate, London, Ont., April [24 June] 1876,
6 p., t 17.2 K 10:0.
Notice, (Psyche, Feb. 1879, v. 2, p. 215.)
Suggests that the blue butterflies of early spring
may be different forms of a single species; the sea-
sons of the New Hngland species of cyaniris are
given in an appendix.
23!
Synonymic list of the butterflies of North
America, north of Mexico. Partii. urales.
(Bull. Buffalo Soc. Nat. Sci., [8 June] 1876, v.
3, p. 98-129.)
Synoptic table of genera, p. 99-101; list exhibit-

ing the classification, nomenclature, geographical
distribution and larval food, p., 102-129.

240 —
A century of orthoptera.
culariae (exotic).
(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., May [10 June,
18 Aug.] 1876, v. 18, p. 251-257.)
- (EntomologicaY notes, v, by S. H. Scudder, p.
12.)
(A century of orthoptera, by 8. H. Scudder
{1879], p. 80-36.)
Notice, (Psyche, Jan.—Feb. [8 June] 1877, v. 2,
. 13.)

Decade vy. — For/i-

p
Notice, (Zool. rec. for 1876, 1878, v. 13, Ins., p.
211.)

Describes 10 new species from South Americ®

| and Africa.

22 DIMMOCE’S SPECIAL BIBLIOGRAPHY.

Samuel Hubbard.

Scudder,

241

Brief synopsis of North American earwigs
[forficulariae], with an appendix on the fossil
species. ’

(Bull. Geol. Geogr. Surv. Terr., June 1876, vy.
2, p. 249-260.)

Separate, with t.-p. cover [together with “List
of the orthoptera...A. S. Packard...” and
“Notice of a small collection of butterflies made
by Dr. A.S. Packard. ..”] Wash., June 6, 1876,
p. 249-260, 23 x 15, t 19 x 11.2.

Notice, (Psyche, Aug. 1876, v. 1, p. 191.)

Notice, (Neues Jahrbuch fiir Mineralogie, Ge-
ologie und Palaeontologie,...G. Leonhard und
H. B. Geinitz, 1876, p. 890-891.)

Notice, (Trans. Entomological Soc.,
Lov eroes pe m1)

Notice, (Zool. rec. for 1876, 1878, v. 13, Ins., p.
212.)

Describes labidura lithophila, a new fossil species.

242
List of the orthoptera collected by Dr. A. S.
Packard in Colorado and the neighboring terri-
tories, during the summer of 1875.

(Bull. Geol. Geogr. Sury. Terr.
2, p. 261-267.)

Separate, with t.-p. cover [together with “ Brief
synopsis of North American earwigs...” and
: Notice of a small collection of butterflies made
by Dr. A. 8. Packard .. .”], Wash., June 6, 1876,
p. 261-267, 28 x 15, t 19 & 11.2.

Notice, (Psyche, Aug. 1876, v. 1, p. 191.)

Notes on 29 species, description of 4 new genera
and 7 new species.

' 245

Notice of a small collection of butterflies, made
by Dr. A. S. Packard, in Colorado and Utah, in
1875.

(Bull. Geol. Geogr. Sury. Tete. June 1876, vy.
2, p. 269-270.)

Separate, with t.-p. cover [together with“ Brief
synopsis of North American earwigs,...” and
“ List of orthoptera collected by Dr. “A. Ss. Pack-
oe ”), Wash., June 6, 1876, p. 269-270, 283 «

15, t 19 a2)
Notice, (Psyche, Aug. 1876, v. 1, p. 191.)

Notes on 83 species.

Lond.,

, June 1876, y.

244

A cosmopolitan butterfly. 1.
11. Its natural history.

(Amer. naturalist, July 1876, v. 10, p. 892-396;
Oct. 1876, v. 10, p. 602-611.)

Separate, entitled, A cosmopolitan butterfly.
Its a thplace and natural history. Cambridge,
Printed at the Riverside Press, |Oct.] 1876, 14 p.,
24.5 X 15, t 18 x 10.2.

Notice, (Trans. Entomological Soc.
1877, Proc., p. 59.)

Notice, (Psyche, Sept.—Dec. [381 Dec.] 1878, v.
2, p. 193, 194.)

Treats of vanessa cardui.

.

Its birthplace.

Lond.,

245
Prothoracic tubercles in butterfly caterpillars.
(Psyche, May [21 July] 1876, v. 1, p. 168.)
246
Guadalupe orthoptera and butterflies.
(Psyche, May [21 July] 1876, v. 1, p. 168.)
247
Report of the general secretary.

(Proc. Amer. Assoc. for the Advancement of
Sci., 1875 [v. 24], [18 July 1876] B., p. 339-353.)
248

Synoptical tables for determining N. A. insects.
Orthoptera.

(Psyche, June [22 July] 1876, v. 1, p. 169-171.)

Notice, (Trans. Entomological Soe. Lond.,
INSTI Lerkoyess, yor, (ile)

Synopsis of the families of orthoptera. list of

useful works in the study of North American or-
thoptera.

249
Synoptical tables for determining N. A. insects.
Orthoptera — U. S. forficulariae.
(Psyche, July [21 Aug.] 1876, v. 1, p. 177-178.)
Synoptic table of 13 species of foryiculariae, list
of books useful in their study.
250
A century of orthoptera.
ulariae (N. American).
(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist.,
1876, v. 18, p. 257-264.)
(Entomological notes, v, by S. H. Scudder, p.
12-19.)
A century of orthoptera, by S. H. Scudder
[1879], p. 36-43.)
Notice, (Psyche, Jan.—Feb. [8 June] 1877, v. 2,

Decade vi. — For fic-

May [18 Aug.]

p. 13)

Notice, (Zool. rec. for 1876, 1878, v. 13, Ins.,
p. 211.)

Describes 10 new species.

251 ;

The mode in which cockroaches and earwigs
fold their wings.

(Amer. naturalist, Sept. 1876, v. 10, p. 521-
529, fig. 29-41.)

Rey., (Zool. rec. for 1876, 1878, v. 15, p. 211.)

Notice, (Trans. Entomological Soc. Lond., 1877,
Proce., p. 71.)

Notice, (Psyche, Sept.—Dec. [81 Dec.] 1878, v.
2, p. 193.)

Notice, (Neues Jahrbuch fiir Mineralogie, Geol-
ogie und Palaeontologie,...G. Leonhard und H.
B. Geinitz, 1878, p. 969.)

252

Mimicry in butterflies explained by natural
selection.

(Amer. naturalist, Sept. 1876, v. 10, p. 554-
536.)

Notice, (Psyche, Sept.—Dec. [81 Dec.] 1878, v.
2, p. 193.)

Is mainly a review of Fritz Mueller’s “ Einige

Worte ueber Leptalis (Jenaische Zeitschrift aE.
Wissenschaft, 1876, v. 10 [n. S., Vv. 3], p. 1-12.)

DIMMOCK’S SPECTAL BIBLIOGRAPHY. 23

Scudder, Samuel Hubbard.

255

Description of three species of labia from the
Southern United States.

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., May [18 Aug.]
1876, v. 18, p. 265-268.)

(Entomological notes, v, by S. H. Scudder, p.
20-23.)

Notice, (Psyche, Jan.—Feb. [8 June] 1877, v. 2,
p. 13.)

254

Orthoptera from the island of Guadalupe.

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., May [18 Aug.]
1876, v. 18, p. 268-271.)

(Entomological notes, v, by S. H. Scudder, p-
23-26.)

Notice, (Psyche, Jan.—Feb. [8 June] 1877, v. 2,
p. 13.)

Notice, (Zool. rec. for 1876, 1878, v. 18, Ins., p.
211, 220.)

Describes 4 new species.

255

Critical and historical notes on forficulariae ;
including descriptions of new generic forms and
an alphabetical synonymic list of the described
species.

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., July—Oct. [18
Aug.—25 Oct.] 1876, v. 18, p. 287-382.)

(Entomological notes, v, by S. H. Scudder, p.
27-72.)

Notice, (Trans. Entomological Soc. Lond.,
1876, Proc., p. 66; 1877, Proc., p. 72.)

Notice, (Zool. rec. for 1876, 1878, v. 15, Ins., p.
212-213.)

Explanation and tabulation of the synonymy
of the group; examination of all the generic
names previously proposed for members of the
family. to determine their validity and proper
use. Treats of 36 generic names; establishes ane-
chura. carcinophora, labidophora (in place of platyla-
bia excluded), typhlolabia=4 new genera. Enu-
merates 251 species, with synonymy and localities.
— Psyche, Jan.-Feb. [8 June] 1877, v. 2, p. 13-1,

256

Entomological notes. v. Reprinted from the
Proceedings of the Boston Society of Natural
History, vol. xviii, 1875-76. Bost., Press of A.
A. Kingman, [6 Nov.] 1876. 72 p. [p. 1=t-p.],
24.5 & 16.5, t 15 x 9.

Notice, (Psyche, Jan.-Feb. [8 June] 1877, v. 2,
p- 15.)

Notice, (Bulletino della societa entomologica
italiana, April—June [8 July] 1878 [v. 10], p. 156.)

Contents: Remarks on some remains of insects ©

occurring in carboniferous shal: at Cape Breton,
p. 2-3; Notice of a small collection of butterflies
made by Mr. Roland Thaxter, on Cape Breton
island, p. 3-5; A century of orthoptera. Decade
v.— Forficulariae (exotic), p. 6-12; A century of
orthoptera. Decade vi. — Forjiculariae (N. Ameri-
ean). p. 12-19; Description of three species of labia
from the southern United States. p. 20-23; Orthop-
tera from the island of Guadalupe, p. 23-25; Criti-
cal and historical notes on forficulariae; including
... p. 27-72. For more detailed notes see each
separate title.

191.)

257

Fossil palaeozoic insects (with a list of de-
scribed American insects from the carboniferous
formation).

(Geol. mag., 1876, [n. s.] devade 2, v. 3, p.519-
520.)

Rev., (Trans. Entomological Soc. Lond., 1876,
Proc., p. 53.)

List of 30 species; 8 orthoptera, 11 neuroptera, 4
arachnida, 7 myriapoda.

258

[Note on the close affiliation of the insects of
Europe and America in the carboniterous epoch. |

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., Dec. 1876, v. 18, p.
358-359.)

Notice, (Psyche, Jan—Feb. [8 June] 1877, v. 2,
p. 14.)

259

Report on the orthoptera collected by the
United States geographical surveys west of the
one hundredth meridian, under the direction of
Lieutenant George M. Wheeler, during the
season of 1875.

(Annual rept. Chief of Engineers to the Sec-
retary of War for 1876, part 3, Wash., Gov't
printing office, 1876, p. 498-516.)

(Annual rept. geogr. surv. west of the 100th”
meridian in Cal., Nev., Utah, Col., Wyom., N.
Mex., Ariz. and Mont., by Geo. M. Wheeler, .. .
being appendix JJ of the Annual rept. Chief of
Engineers for 1876, Wash., Govt. printing office,
1876, p. 278-296.)

With t.-p.cover and t.-p., entitled, Report upon
the orthoptera collected by the expedition for
geographical surveys west of the 100th meridian
during field-season of 1875, Lieut. Geo. M.
Wheeler, ...in charge, ... being extract from
appendix JJ of the Annual report of the chief
of Engineers for 1876, Wash., Gov’t printing
office, 1876 {12 Jan.] 1877, p. 497-515, 22.56 & 14.5,
t.19 < 11.

Notice, (Annual rept. Entomological Soe. On-
tario for 1877, p. 21.) ~

Notice, (Trans. Entomological Soc. Lond., 1877,
Proc., p. 71.)

Notice, (Zool. rec. for 1876, 1878, v. 18, Ins., p.
211, 216, 217, 219, 220.)

Describes 6 new gencraand 25 new species; notes
on 50 species; synoptic table of the genera of oedt-
podidae.

260

Memoirs of the geological survey of Kentucky.

(Amer. naturalist, March 1877, v. 11, p. 165-
167.)

Review of v. 1 (1876) of the memoirs.
261
[Notice of the occurrence of myrmecophila in
America. |
(Amer. naturalist, March 1877, v. 11, p. 190-

24 DIMMOCRS SPECIAL BIBLIOGRAPHY.

Scudder, Samuel Hubbard.

262
[Note on the fossil ants from South Park,
Colorado. ]
(Amer. naturalist, March 1877, v. 11 p. 191.)

263
A flight of butterflies.
(Amer. naturalist, April 1877, v. 11, p. 244-245.)

A sketch, describing a flight of butterflies seen
near Boston, by Wm. Edwards, followed by notes
on similar migrations by Mr. Seudder, — Psyche,
Sept.-Dec. [31 Dec.] 1878, v. 2, p. 195.

264
A century of orthoptera.
dii.
(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., March-April 1877,
v.19, p. 27-35.)

(Entomological notes, vi, by S. H. Scudder, p.
5-13.)

(A century of orthoptera by S. H. Scudder
[1879], p. 44-52.)

Decade vii. — Acry-

265

The insects of the tertiary beds at Quesnel
[British Columbia].

(Rept. progress Geol. Sury. Canada, 1875-1876,
1877, 266-280.)

Separate, with t.-p. cover |Montreal, 15 Apri!
1877], 15 p., 23.5 x 16, t 17.5 x 10.7.

Notice, (Amer. journ. sci. and arts, Oct. 1877,
s. 3, v. 14, p. 322-323.)

Notice, (Amer. naturalist, June 1877, v. 11, p.
374-875.)

Notice, (Trans. Entomological Soc. Lond.,
1877, Proc., p. 42-48.)

Notice (Neues Jahrbuch fiir Mineralogie, Geol-

ogie und Palaeontologie, ... G. Leonhard und H.
B. Geinitz, 1878, p. 107.)
Fr. tr., entitled, Les insectes des lits tertiaires

de Quesnel, (Rapp. opér. Comm. Géol. Can., 1875-
1876, Ottawa, 1877, p. 294-310.)

Describes several new genera and svecies of
fossilinsects. SeealsoS. H. Scudder’s * Additions
to the insect fauna of the tertiary beds at Quesnel.”

266
[Harmonious tints of insects and vegetation.]
(Atlantic monthly, May [20 April] 1877, v. 39,
p. 618-619.)
267
New forms of saltatorial orthoptera from the
southern United States.
(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., April 1877, v. 19,
p. 35-41.)
(Entomological notes, vi, p. 13-19.)
268
Antigeny, or sexual dimorphism in butterflies.
(Proc. Amer. Acad. Arts and Sci., 1877, v. 12,
p- 150-158.)
Separates, with t.-p., [Bost., 10 May] 1877, p.
150-158, 24 x 15, t 16.5 X 9.7.

Notice, (Amer. journ, sci. and arts, Sept. 1877,
s. 3, v. 14, p. 244-245.)

Abstract, (Annals and mag. nat. hist., Feb.
1878, s. 5, v. 1, p. 184.)

269
The tube-constructing ground-spider of Nan-
tucket.
(Psyche, Jan.—Feb. [8 June] 1877, v. 2, p. 2-9.)

Life-history and description of lycosa arenicola, a
new species of spider from Nantucket, Massachu-
setts.

270
A brief comparison of the butterfly faunas of

Europe and eastern North America, with hints

concerning the derivation of the latter.
(Proc. Amer. Assoc. for the Advancement of
Sci., 1876 [1877], [v. 25] p. 268-273.)
271
[Exhibition of a card catalogue of illustrations
of insects. ]
(Psyche, May—June [9 July] 1877, v. 2, p.40.)
272
On the classification of butterflies with special
reference to the position of the equites or swal-
low-tails.
(Trans. Amer. Entomological Soc., June 1877,
vy. 6, p. 69-80, 1 fig.)
Separate, with t.-p.cover, Phil., June [12 July]
1877, p. 69-80, 1 fig., 24.5 x 16, t 17 X 9.7.
Rey., (Trans. Entomological Soc. Lond., 1877
Proc., p. 43-44.)
Notice, (Bulletino della societa entomologica
italiana, April—June [8 July] 1878 [v. 10], p. 154.)

273
A list of Alpine serials.
(Appalachia, June [July] 1877, v. 1, p. 198—-
199.)

A list of serials of all parts of the world devoted
to mountains and mountaineering.

274

The first discovered traces of fossil {insects in
the ‘American tertiaries.

(Bull. U. S. Geol. Geogr. Surv. Terr., [15 Aug.]
1877, v. 3, p. 741-762.)

Separate, with t.-p. cover, together with “ De-
scription of two species of carabidae...” en-
titled, “On the first...” Wash., Aug. 15, 1877,
p. 741-762, 25 x 16, t 19 x 11.2.

Notice, (Amer. journ. sci. and arts, Oct. 1877,
s. 3, v. 14, p. 822-323.)

Notice, (Psyche, Nov.—Dec.” 1877 [12 April
1878], v. 2, p. 93.)

Notice, (Trans. Entomological Soc.
1877, Proc., p. 42.)

Describes 3 new species of hymenoptera, 24 new

species and 5 new genera of diptera, 4 new species
of homoptera, | of heteroptera, 1 of neuroptera.

Lond.,

DIMMOCK’S SPECIAL BIBLIOGRAPHY.

Scudder, Samuel Hubbard.

275

Description of two species of carabidae found
in the interglacial deposits of Scarboro’ Heights,
near Toronto, Canada.

(Bull. U. S. Geol. Geogr. Surv. Terr., [15 Aug. ]
1877, v. 3, p. 763-764.)

Separate, with t.-p. cover, together with “The
first discovered traces of fossil insects in the
American tertiaries,” entitled, “On two new car-
alidae from...” Wash., Aug. 15, 1877, p. 763-
164, 28 < 15, t 19 11.2.

Notice, (Psyche, Nov-Dec. 1877 [12 April
1878], v. 2, p. 94.)

276

{On the phenomena of circulation in insects. ]

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., June [18 July]
1877, v. 19, p. 77-79.)

(Popular sci. rev., 1878, n. s.,v. 17, p. 445-446.)

(Entomological notes, vi, by 8S. H. Scudder, p.
19-21.)

277

The Florida orthoptera collected by Mr. J. H.
Comstock.

(Proc. Bost Soc. Nat. Hist., July [7 Sept.] 1877,
y. 19, p. 80-94.)

(Entomological notes, vi, by S. H. Scudder, p.
21-35.)

Deseribes 1 new genus and 11 new species. and
gives notes on 35 others.

278
[Review of Dr. A. S. Packard’s Half hours
with insects. |
(Atlantic monthly, Sept. [20 Aug.] 1877, v. 40,

p. 380.)
279

Attitudes in which some wasps are supposed to
sleep.
(Psyche, May—June [9 July] 1877, v. 2, p. 40.)
280
{Note on the wing of a cockroach from the
carboniferous formation of Pittston, Penn.|

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., Novy. 1877—Jan.
1878 [5 Dec. 1877-19 Feb. 1878], v. 19, p. 238-
239.)

(Entomological notes, vi, by 8S. H. Scudder, p.
35-36.)

Describes blattina fascigera new species.

281
On the structure of the head of atropos.
(Psyche, July—Aug. 1877 [7 Jan. 1878], v. 2,
p. 49-51.)
Crit. rev., (Psyche, Noy.—Dec. 1877 [12 April
1878], v. 2, p. 87-89.)
282
A year of exploration in North America.
President’s address before the Appalachian
Mountain Club January 9, 1878. Bost., Press of
A. A. Kingman, [22 Jan.] 1878, t.-p. cover + p.
2)7-212, 24.5 X 16, t 17.5 x 9.8.

25

Under the title, The annual address of the
president, (Appalachia, Feb. 1878, vy. 1, p. 207-
248.)

at

A review of the explorations and surveys which
were undertaken in North America during 1877.
See also S. H. Seudder’s **Geography of North
America.” [June 1878. ]

283

Notice of the butterflies collected by Dr. Ed-
ward Palmer in the arid regions of southern
Utah and northern Arizona during the summer
of 1877.

(Bull. U. S. Geol. Geogr. Surv. Terr., Feb.
1878, v. 4, p. 253-258.)

Separate, with t.-p. cover, Wash., Feb. 5, [11]
1878, p. 253-258, 23 « 15, t 19 « 11.2.

Geographical notes on 40 (4 new) species.

284
A partial ascent of Sierra Blanca [Colorado].
(Appalachia, Feb. 1878, v. 1, p. 258-266, pl. 10.)
Record of an entomological excursion to Sierra
Blanca, accompanied by a map of the region,
285
An insect-wing of extreme simplicity from the
coal-formation.
(Proc. Bost.”Soc. Nat. Hist., Jan. [19 Feb.]
1878, v. 19, p. 248-249.)
(Entomological notes, vi, by S. H. Scudder, p.
37-38. )
Notice, (Neues Jahrbuch fiir Mineralogie, Ge-

ologie und Palaeontologie, ... G. Leonhard und
H. B. Geinitz, 1878, p. 969.)

On a wing of a fossil may-fly, ewephemerites prim-
ordialis.

286

[Lettre & M. de Selys sur lacridium peregri-
num. |

(Compte-rendu Soc. Entomologique Belg., 5
Jan. 1878, s. 2, no. 47, p. 12-13.)

See S. H. Scudder’s Locusts in mid-ocean.

287

[Descriptions of the larvae of sphingidae in an
article by Benjamin Pickman Mann, entitled,
Descriptions of some larvae of lepidoptera, re-
specting sphingidae especially. |

(Psyche, Sept.—Oct. 1877 [8 March 1878], v. 2,
p. 68, 73-75, 75, 67, 77, 78.)

Descriptions of larva of philampelus satellitia, ma-
crosila (sphinv) carolina, m. (sphinx) quinquemacu-
lata, sphinze cinerea?, dolba hylaeus ? and hyloicus ple-
beius,

288
Notes on eutermes rippertit.
(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., March [8 April]
1878, v. 19, p. 275.)
(Entomological notes, vi, by S. H. Scudder, p.
39.)

On nests and habits of this species of white ant.

26 DIMMOCK’S SPECIAL BIBLIOGRAPHY.

Scudder, Samuel Hubbard.

289
Remarks on calliptenus and melanoplus, with a
notice of the species found in New England.
(Proce. Bost. Soe. Nat. Hist., March [8 April]
1878, v. 19, p. 281-286.)
_ (Entomological notes, vi, by S. H. Scudder, p.
40-45.)

Describes 2 new species; tabulates distinctions
between calliptenus and melanoplus.

; 290

Brief notice of the American species of melan-
oplus found west of the one hundred and seven-
teenth meridian.

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., March [8 April]
1878, v. 19, p. 286-290.)

(Entomological notes, vi, by S. H. Scudder, p.
45-49. )

Describes 4 new species.

291

Rhachura, a new genus of fossil crustacea.

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., March [8 April]
1878, v. 19, p. 296-800, pl. 9, figs. 3 and 8a.)

(Entomological notes, vi, by 8. H. Scudder, p.
50-54, pl. 9, figs. 8 and 3a.)

Notice, (Neues Jahrbuch fiir Mineralogie, Ge-
ologie und Palaeontologie, ...G. Leonhard und
H. B. Geinitz, 1878, p. 970.) /

292

A carboniferous termes from Illinois.

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., March [8 April]
1878, v. 19, p. 800-301.)

(Entomological notes, vi, by 8S. H. Scudder, p.
54-55.)

Notice, (Neues Jahrbuch fiir Mineralogie, Ge-

ologie und Palaeontologie, ...G. Leonhard und
H. B. Geinitz, 1878, p. 969-970.)

293

A plague of horse-flies.
(Psyche, Nov.—Dec. 187

p- 89.)

_Abundance of tabanus and stomoxys in parts of
Colorado.

[12 April 1878], v. 2,

294

An account of some insects of unusual inter-
est from the tertiary rocks of Colorado and Wy-
oming.

(Bull. U. S. Geol. Geog. Surv. Terr., 3 [6] May
1878, v. 4, p. 519-543.)

Separate, with t.-p. cover, Wash., May 3, 1878,
p. 519-543, 23 x 15, t 19 & 11.2.

Notice (Neues Jahrbuch fiir Mineralogie, Geol-
ogie und Palaeontologie, . .. G. Leonhard und H.
B. Geinitz, 1878, p. 970.)

Describes 10 species. among themn a butterfly;
gigantic eggs of a sialid and cases of a phryganid.
295

Additions to the insect fauna of the tertiary
beds at Quesnel (British Columbia).

(Rept. progress Geol. Sury. Canada, 1876-77, p.
457-464.)

Separate, with t.-p. cover, [Montreal, 2 June
1878], 8 p., 28 < 16, t 17.5 x 10.7.

Fr. tr., entitled, Additions 4 la faune entomol-
ogique des lits tertiaires de Quesnel, Colombie
brittannique, (Rapp. opér. comm. géol. Canada,
1876-1877, 1878, p. 514-522.)

Describes 5 new species.

296

Geography of North America.

(Annual ree. sei. and industry for 1877, ed. by
Spencer Fullerton Baird, N. Y., [June] 1878, p.
206-236.)

See S. H. Scudder’s ‘A year of exploration in

N. A....”[Jan. 1878.] of which this is nearly an
entire reprint, with slight additions.
297

Recent progress of entomology in North Amer-
ica. First annual address of the president [of
the Cambridge Entomological Club].

(Psyche, Jan.—Feb. [14 June] 1878, v. 2, p. 97-
116.)

“This review gives an account of the observa-
tions, during 1877. of forty-one different writers,
including seven who have discussed injurious in-
sects only.”

298
On dimorphism in western acridians.

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., July 1878, v. 19, p.
336.)

(Entomological notes, vi, byyS. H. Scudder, p.
55.)

Many species have forms with marked differ-
ences in the length of the wings.

299
Entomological notes. vi. Reprinted from the
Proceedings of.the Boston Society of Natural
History, vol. xix, 1877-78. Bost., Press of A.
A. Kingman, [2 July] 1878. 55 p., 1 pl, 28.5 x
14.8, t 15 x 9.

Contents: Title-page, p.1; Contents. p.3; Index,
p.4; A century of orthoptera. Decade vii.— Aery-
dii, p. 5-18; New forms of saltatorial orthoptera
from the southern United States, p. 18-19; On the
phenomena of circulation in insects, p. 19-21; The
Florida orthoptera collected by Mr. J. H. Com-
stock, p. 21-35; Note on the wing of a eockroach
from the carboniferous formation of Pittston,
Penn.,. p. 35-36; An insect wing of extreme sim-
plicity from the coal-formation, p. 37-83; Note on
eutermes rippertii. p. 39; Remarks on calliptenus and
melanoplus. ...p. 40-45; Brief notice of the Ameri-
can species of melanoplus found west of the one
hundred and seventeenth meridian, p. 45-49; Rha-
chura, a new genus of fossil crustacea, p. 50-54;
A earboniferous termes from Illinois. p. 54-55; On
dimorphism in western acridians. p.55. For more
detailed notes see each separate title.

300
Locusts in mid-ocean.
(Psyche, March-April [24 Sept.] 1878, v. 2, p.
124-125.)
Germ. tr., entitled, Heuschrecken auf dem
Ocean, (Entomologische Nachrichten, Dec. 1878,
v.4, p. 318.)

Acridium peregrinum found 1200 miles from the
nearest land. See also 8S. H.Seudder’s Lettre a M.
de Selys’... [1878].

DIMMOCK’S SPECIAL BIBLIOGRAPHY.

Scudder, Samuel Hubbard.

301
Plantain beetles.
(Psyche, May—Aug. [8 Noy.] 1878, v. 2, p. 154.)
Dibolia aerea viddles leaves of plantago.
302
Orthoptera of Florida.
(Psyche, May—Aug. [8 Noy.] 1878, v. 2, p. 154.)

List of 20 species collected by Mr. Roland Thax-
ter. The list was furnished Psyche by Mr. Thaxter.

308
The fossil insects of the Green River shales.
(Bull. U.S. Geol. Geogr. Surv. Terr., Dec. 1878,
v. 4, p. 747-776.)
Separate, with t.-p. cover, Wash., 1878 [2 Jan.
1879], 29 p.,23 « 15,+ 19 « 11.2.
Describes 55 species, with notes on 17 others.
304
A cardinal grasshopper.
(Psyche, Sept.—Dec. [31 Dec.] 1878, v. 2, p. 189.)
Phylloptera rotundifolia of a vermillion hue.
305
List of butterflies collected in Florida by Dr.
[Edward] Palmer.
(Psyche, Sept.—Dec. [31 Dec.]| 1878, v. 2, p. 190.)
Enumerates 13 species of diurnal lepidoptera.

Abstract, (Science news, 15 Nov. 1878, vy. 1, p.
22-23.)

Notice, (Scientific American, 28 Nov. 1878, v.
39, p. 330.)

Notice, (Nature, 24 April 1879, v. 19, p. 584.)

General considerations drawn from a Study of
palaeozoic insects. Abstracts were published be-
tore the memoir.

306

A century of orthoptera.
dit (melanoplus).

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., Jan. [5 Feb.] 1879,
v. 20, p. 63-75.)

(A century of orthoptera by S. H. Scudder
[1879], p. 52-64.)

Decade viii. — Aeri-

: 307
A century of orthoptera.
dii (pezotettia).

(Proc. Bost. Soe. Nat. Hist., Jan-Feb. [5-27
Feb.| 1879, v. 20, p. 75-86.)

(A century of orthoptera, by 8. I. Scudder
[1879], p. 64-75.)

Decade ix. — Acri-

308
A century of orthoptera. Decade x. — Locus-
tariae (conocephalus).

(Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., Feb. 1879, v.20, p.
87-95.)

(A century of orthoptera, by S. H. Scudder
[1879], p. 76-84.)

27

309

The early types of insects: or the origin and
sequence of insect life in palaeozoic times.

(Mem. Bost. Soe. Nat. Hist., March 1879, v. 3,
p. 13-21.)

Abstract, (Amer. journ. sci. and arts, Jan. 1879,
s. 3, v. 17. p. 72-74.)

310
A century of orthoptera. From the Proceed-
ings of the Boston Society of Natural History,
Vols. 12-20, Bost., Press of A. A. Kingman, [19
March] 1879, 84 p., il., 23 x 15,t 15 x 9.
The papers embraced in this were published as
decades, from 1868 to 1879.
311
The fossil insects collected in 1877 by Mr. G.
M. Dawson, in the interior of British Columbia.

(Rept. progress Geol. Sury. Canada, 1877-78,
B, p. 176-186.)

Separate, with t.-p.cover, entitled, Insects from
the tertiary beds of the Nicola and Similkameen
rivers, British Columbia. |Montreal, 1879] 11 p.,
24.5 X 16.5, t 17.5 X 10.5.

Describes 16 species.

IN PRESS.

Catalogue of scientific serials of all countries,
including the transactions of learned societies,
in the natural, physical, and mathematical
sciences ; 1633-1876. Cambridge, Mass., Library
of Harvard University (Special publications I),
1879.

The serials are entered under 4390 numbers.

Palaeozoic cockroaches: a complete revision
of the species of both worlds, with an essay
toward their classification.

(Mem. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., 1879, v. 8, p. 23-
—, pl. 2-6.)

About 60 species are enumerated and figured.

ADDENDA.
17z
Wheat fly [cecidomyia tritic?].
(New Amer. cyclopaedia, ... 1868, v. 16, p.
330.)
1
Wheat moth. r
(New Amer. cyclopaedia, ... 1863, v. 16, p.
380-381.)
On tinea granella and butalis (gelechia) cerealella.
174
Wood ibis [tantalus loculator].

(New Amer. cyclopaedia, ... 1863, v. 16, p.
530.)

28 DIMMOCK’S SPECIAL BIBLIOGRAPHY.
Scudder, Samuel Hubbard.

17g (Zoologist, 1865, v. 28, p. 9818-9819.)
Jeffries Wyman. [Biog. sketch.] Page 10, to No. 108 add,
(New Amer. cyclopaedia, ... 1863, v. 16, p. (Philos. Mag., 1870, v. 89, p. 891.)
nv
579.) Page 16, no. 183, 1. 11, for Joseph] read
ERRATA. Joel].

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