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AN INDEX
——_—_
TO THE
Scientific Contents
OF THE y
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Journal and Proceedings
OF
The Academy of Natural Sciences
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of Philadelphia
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Published in Commemoration of the Centenary
of the Academy, March 21, 1912.
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PHILADELPHIA
THE ACADEMY OF NATURAL SCIENCES
1913
CENTENARY COMMITTEE ON PRINTING
AND PUBLICATION
HENRY SKINNER, M. D.
HENRY A. PILSBRY, Sc. D.
WITMER STONE, A. M.
WILLIAM J. FOX.
MILTON J. GREENMAN, M. D.
; PHILIP P. CALVERT, Pu. D.
Ex-Orricio, HON. SAMUEL G. DIXON, M. D., LL. D.
‘Eprtrorn, EDWARD J. NOLAN, M. D.
CONTENTS.
INTRODUCTION . ; ‘ r : : ; ; ‘ eras,
Dates oF PUBLICATION . ; , : ; j : . vii
List or ConrriBuToRS TO THE PROCEEDINGS, 1841-1910, anp
To THE JOURNAL, First Serres I-VIII anp Seconp Serres
I-XIII, with REFERENCEs TO THE CONTRIBUTIONS ; ae
InpDEX To GENERA, Species, Erc., DescrIBED oR REFERRED TO
In THE PROCEEDINGS anp JOURNAL ; > : . 189
( iii )
_‘ Who wants a lock without a key, a ship without a rudder, a binnacle
without a compass, a check without a signature, a book without an index.’
Adapted from OLIVER WENDELL HOLMEs.
\s\
THE publications of the Academy are the means by which it
holds communication with scientific men throughout the world, and
their maintenance is one of the most important functions of the
society.
The first series of the JouRNAL, in octavo, was begun in 1817,
five years after the foundation of the Academy, the first number
being placed on the table at the meeting of May 20th of that year.
The series was continued at irregular intervals for a period of
twenty-five years, the eighth and concluding volume being pub-
lished in 1842.
To secure prompter issue of communications made at the weekly
meetings the publication of Proceepines was begun in March, 1841.
The sixty-second volume, with which this Index terminates, was
eompleted in 1911.
The second series of the JourRNAL, in quarto, is designed for the
publication of papers requiring more elaborate illustration than
can be supplied in the octavo form. The first volume was issued
in December, 1847, and the thirteenth, included in the Index, was
distributed in September, 1908.
It has been considered fitting, as one of the incidents commemor-
ative of the centenary of the Academy, that access to the scientific
contents of these eighty-three volumes be facilitated by the issue
of an Index to the entire series.
Other serials, published under the auspices of Sections of the
Academy, but not indexed, are as follows:
' THe AMERICAN JOURNAL OF CoNCHOLOGY, Volumes III-VII,
1867-1872. Volumes I and II were published by the editor, George
W. Tryon, Jr.
MANUAL OF ConcHoLocy. First Series, X, Parts 2, 3 and 4-
XVII. Second Series, IV, Parts 2, 3 and 4—-XXI. The earlier
volumes were published by Mr. Tryon. The work, bequeathed by
him to the Conchological Section of the Academy, has since been
continued by Henry A. Pilsbry, Sc. D.
Cv)
vi INTRODUCTION.
TRANSACTIONS OF THE AMERICAN ENTOMOLOGICAL SocreTy (En-
tomological Section of the Academy), Volumes VI, 1877, to
XXXVII, 1912. The Society united with the Academy as a Sec-
tion in 1875.
ENTOMOLOGICAL NEWS AND PROCEEDINGS OF THE ENTOMOLOGICAL
SECTION oF THE AcADEMY. I, 1890-—X XIII, 1912. .
Because of the frequent change of generic names it has been con-
sidered essential to the usefulness of the Index to provide alpha-
betical references to the specific designations. In the compilation
questions of synonymy have not been considered. Except where
errors are manifestly typographical, no attempt has been made to
correct the orthography of authors.
Epwarp J. Nouan,
Recording Secretary.
The Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia,
March 27, 1918.
DATES OF PUBLICATION.
AN effort has been made to ascertain the time of issue of the several parts
of the JouRNAL and PROCEEDINGS not otherwise dated, and with this end in
view the minutes, correspondence, and accessions lists of the Academy have
been diligently searched. It is to be regretted that the result is not complete,
but it is here given in the hope that it may establish dates of publication, at
least approximately, and help to determine questions of priority arising in
connection with the scientific contributions to the three series now indexed.
It may be assumed that the undated portions appeared between the dates
immediately preceding and following the omissions.
When a date is established by a letter of acknowledgment it is necessarily
later than the actual distribution of the part. While therefore, the dates of
publication were frequently earlier than those here given, they were certainly
never later.
The entries referring to the publication of the first series of the JouRNAL,
Volumes II-VI, were compiled by John 8S. Phillips and published in the
first volume of the ProceEpINGs. Many of the contributions to the second
series of the JOURNAL, when supplied to the authors in advance, were
dated in the table of contents, this being uniformly the case since the
publication of Volume VI. The issue to authors of separate copies of papers
from the PROCEEDINGS also antedate the publication of the numbers of which
‘they form a part, the record being printed on the covers of the separata but
not otherwise preserved.
Acknowledgment is due the Assistant Librarian, William J. Fox, for the
compilation and arrangement of the following list.
JOURNAL, 1817-1845.
Vol. I, Part 1. Presented to the Academy meeting, May 20, 1817.
.
6. A copy sent by Say to Melsheimer, November 7, 1817.
Vol. II, pages 1- 32, published January, 1821.
ae
33- 64, February, 1821.
‘65-96, ‘* Mareh, 1821.
97-128, oF October, 1821.
129-160, of November, 1821.
161-192, ‘* December, 1821.
193-224, ‘* June, 1822.
295-256, <‘* July, 1822.
257-288, ‘* August, 1822.
289-320, ‘* September, 1822.
321-352, ay November, 1822.
353-408, ‘‘ December, 1822.
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Vili DATES OF PUBLICATION.
Vol. III, pages 1- 32, published April, 1823.
33- 64, a May, 1823.
65- 96, vi June, 1823.
97-128, i July, 1823.
129-160, “* October, 1823.
161-192, eg November, 1823.
193-224, 2 December, 1823.
225-256, fs January, 1824,
257-288, i February, 1824.
289-320, "* March, 1824.
321-352, ‘* April 5, 1824.
353-384, eA April 27, 1824.
385-416, es May, 1824.
417-480, ee June, 1824.
Vol. IV, pages 1- 32, published July, 1824.
sé
33- 64, August, 1824.
65- 96, se August, 1824,
97-128, a November, 1824.
129-160, fy November 30, 1824.
161-200, sid December, 1824.
201-232, ad January, 1825.
233-264, he February, 1825.
265-296, i March 15, 1825.
297-328, ae March 28, 1825,
329-360, nS April, 1825.
361-407, 7 May, 1825.
Vol. V, pages 1- 32, published June, 1825.
33- 64, og July, 1825.
65-128, as August, 1825,
129-204, ‘ December, 1825.
207-228, a February, 1826.
229-260, oy November, 1826.
261-292, Ex November, 1826.
293-324, ‘4 December, 1826.
325-410, ae February, 1827.
Vol. VI, pages 1- 38, published March, 1827.
39- 56, by June, 1827.
57-106, ei February, 1828.
107-178, ry July, 1829.
179-244, «¢ s August, 1830.
245-327, tk April, 1831.
Vol. VII, Part I. Presented to Academy meeting, October 28, 1834.
II. Presented to Academy meeting, November 21, 1857.
Vol. VIII, Part I. Presented to Academy meeting, May 5, 1840.
II. Presented to Academy meeting, July 5, 1842.
DATES OF PUBLICATION. ix
JOURNAL, Second Series, 1847-
Vol. I, Part 1. Presented to Academy meeting, December 7, 1847.
2. se August 8, 1848,
3. <i Bs ne August 7, 1849.
4. ie iy = February 5, 1850.
Vol. II, Part 1. Presented to Academy meeting, November 19, 1850.
2. February 3, "1852.
3. Pe - pe January 18, 1853.
4. she _ vad March 7, 1854,
Vol. III, Part 1. Presented to Academy meeting, May 8, 1855.
2. “f February 12, 1856.
3. oe “f 9 November 18, 1856.
4. si te sin February 16, 1858.
Vol. IV, Part 1. Presented to Academy meeting, December 28, 1858.
2. “ly October 4, 1859,
3. de: as bs March 13, 1860.
4. 4 an rm December 11, 1860.
Vol. V, Part 1. Presented to Academy meeting, February 18, 1862.
2. “s October 28, "1862.
3. ie Be tg March 17, 1863.
4. * ef =A November 24, 1863.
Vol. VI. The date of publication of the author’s separates will be
found printed at end of ‘‘Contents.’’
Vol. VII. Presented to Academy meeting, January 25, 1870.
Vol. VIII et seq. See note accompanying Vol. VI.
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LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS
With Titles of their Contributions
The first series of the JoURNAL is indicated by a small j and small Roman numer-
als; the Proceeprnes by a capital P and abbreviated date, and the second series of
the JourNaL by a capital J and Roman numerals.
Aaron, Carrie B. Biographical notice of Robert Henry Lamborn.
P ’01, 486
Aaron, S. FranK. On some new Psocide. P ’86, 13
Apappig, E. A. On crania from New Mexico. P 757, 179
Axsport, CHARLES Conrap. Descriptions of new species of Ameri-
ean freshwater fishes. P ’60, 325
—— Description of a new species of Astroscopus Brev. in the
museum of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia.
P ’60, 365
—— Description of a new species of Exocetus from Chili. P 60, 472
—— Descriptions of four new species of North American Cyprin-
- ide. P ’60, 473
—— Description of new species of apodal fishes in the museum
of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia. P ’60, 475
—— Descriptions of two new species of Pimelodus, from Kansas.
P ’60, 568
— Observations on Cottus copei Abbott. P 61, 15
—— Notes on the habits of Aphredoderus sayanus. P ’61, 95
—— On Cyprinus corporalis Mitch., referring it to the genus
Semotilus Raf. P ’61, 154
— On Squalus americanus Mitch., referring it to the genus
Odontaspis Agassiz. P ’61, 399
— Description of a collection of jasper lance heads found near
Trenton, N. J.; and remarks on the locality with reference to
Indian antiquities. P ’63, 278
— On Belone truncata and on the flesh of Lepidosteus. P 63, 282
—— Qn jasper lance heads from Trenton, N. J. P 63, 282
AssoTt, HELEN C. DES. On iene dc in the bark of Saraca
indica. P ’86, 352
+ LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Axport, JAMES FRrANcis. The marine fishes of Peru. P ’99, 324
—— Notes on Chilean fishes with description of a new species of
Sebastodes. P ’99, 475
ABEKEN, Note of travel in Lower Nubia. P 44, 76
Axsert, J. W. On a supposed new species of quail. P ’47, 221
Agassiz, ALEX. Synopsis of the echinoids collected by Dr. W.
Stimpson in the North Pacific Exploring Expedition, under the
command of Captains Ringgold and Rodgers. P ’63, 352
Agassiz, Louis. Relationship of Dorudon. P ’48, 4
—— On the crocodiles of the Green Sand of New Jersey. P 749, 169
—— On Cambarus gambellii. P 53, 368
ALLEN, Harrison. Description of new pteropine bats from Africa.
P ’61, 156 .
—— Description of a new Mexican bat. P ’61, 359
—— Description of two new species of Vespertilionide and some
remarks on the genus Antrozous. P ’62, 246
— Ona new genus of Vespertilionide. P ’65, 173
—— Notes on the Vespertilionide of tropical America. P ’66, 279
— On the conformation of the mammalian skull. P ’67, 11
—— On crania with tertiary occipital condyles. P 67, 137
—— On the inter-orbital space in the human skull. P ’69, Biol. 13
—— On fungus on feet of Myiarchus cinerascens. P ’70, Biol. 9
—— On the appendicular skeleton of vertebrates. P ’72, 42
—— On the notation of the ribs. P ’75, 416
—— On the effect of the bipedal position in man. P ’75, 468
—— A human skull exhibiting unusual features. P ’76, 17
— Zoological and biological methods of research. P ’76, 90
—— Supernumerary anterior extremity in a Brahmin bull. P
"76, 143
—— Supernumerary anterior extremity in a domestic cow. P
76, 163
——.. Distinctive characters of teeth. P ’78, 39
—— Description of a foetal walrus. P ’80, 38
—— Mammary glands of bats. P ’80, 133
—— On some homologies in bunodont dentition. P ’80, 226
—— The phalanges of bats. P ’80, 359
—— On the temporal and masseter muscles of mammals. P ’80, 385
—— The muscles of the limbs of the raccoon, Procyon lotor.
P *82, 115 *
—— Distribution of nerves. P ’82, 187
—— Vitality of freshwater polyps. P ’82, 223
eg LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. _ 3
ALLEN, Harrison. Continued.
—— Asymmetry of the turbinated bones. P ’82, 239
—— Irregularities of the dental arch, ete. P ’82,310 ~°
—— The spinal chord of Batrachia and Reptilia. P ’83, 56
—— Cutaneous nerves in mammals. P ’83, 127 —
—— On the pectoral filaments in the sea robin (Primotus pal-
mipes). P ’85, 377
—— The shape of the hind limb in the Mammalia as modified by
the weight of the trunk. P ’85, 383
—— On a post-tympanic ossicle in Ursus. P ’86, 36
—— A prodrome of a memoir on animal locomotion. P ’87, 60
— The distribution of the color-marks of the Mammalia. P ’88, 84
—— The palatal ruge in man. P ’88, 254
—— On the taxonomic values of the wing membranes and of the
terminal phalanges of the digits in the Cheiroptera. P 89, 313
—— On the distribution of color-marks in the Pteropodide.
P ’90, 12
— Pedomorphism. P ’91, 208
—— On the wings of bats. P ’91, 335
—— Description of a new species of Vampyrops. P ’91, 400
—— The influence exerted by the tongue on the positions of the
teeth. P ’91, 451
—— Change of name of a genus of bats. P 91, 466
—— A new genus of Vespertilionide. P ’91, 467
—— On the molars of the pteropine bats. P ’92, 172
—— On the cephalo-humeral muscle and the so-called rudimental
clavicle of Carnivora. P 92, 217
—— On the foramen magnum of the common porpoise and on a
human lower jaw of unusual size. P ’92, 289
—— The forms of edentulous jaws in the human subject. P ’93, 11
Note on the mechanism of the act of the expulsion of secre-
tion from the anal sac in Mephitis. P ’93, 280
—— The changes which take place in the skull, coincident with
shortening of the face-axis. P 94, 181
Observations on Blarina brevicauda. P 94, 269
—— Not on a uniform plan of describing the human skull. P
96, 170
—— A biographical sketch of John Adam Ryder. P ’96, 222
—— The ulna of the common brown bat. P ’96, 291
—— Observations on Tarsius fuscus. P ’97, 34
—— Pre-molars and form of the skull. P ’97, 145
4 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
ALLEN, Harrison. Continued.
Comparative measurements of skulls. P ’97, 482
—— Crania from the mounds of the St. John’s River, Florida; a
study made in connection with crania from other parts of North
America. J X, 367 .
ALLEN, JoEL ASAPH. Description of a new generic type, Bassari-
eyon, of Procyonide from Costa Rica. P ’76, 20
Additional note on Bassaricyon gabbii. P ’77, 267
ANDERSON, MALcoms P. and JosEPH GRINNELL, Birds of the Siski-
you Mountains, California: a problem in distribution. P ’03, 4
ANTHONY, JoHN G. Nomenclature of Melania. P °43, 251
—— Descriptions of new species of American fluviatile Gastero-
poda. P ’60, 55
ARANGO, RarareL. Descriptions of new species of terrestrial Mol-
lusea of Cuba. P ’81, 15; P ’82, 105; P ’84, 211
ArtTHuR, J.C. History and biology of pear blight. P ’86, 322
ASHMEAD, SAMUEL. On calcareous spar from ‘the Rossie Lead
Mines of New York. P 748, 6
— On a collection of marine Algae. P 752, 147
Catalogue of marine Algae discovered at Beasley’s Point dur-
ing the past summer with some remarks thereon. P 55, 410
—— On marine Algae of Beasley’s Point. P ’56, 161; ’58, 8
—— On marine Algae from Key West. P ’57, 74
—— See Durand, Elias, T. P. James, and 8S, Ashmead
ATLEE, J. C. On the effect of inhalation of chloroform. P ’58,
Biol. 11 :
ATLEE, Water F. On an acephalous child. P ’58, Biol. 8
Relaxation of abdominal walls as a cause of hemorrhoids.
P 758, Biol. 23
On a hydatid mole. P ’59, Biol. 6
AupusBon, JoHN J. and JoHN BacHMAN. Descriptions of new
species of quadrupeds inhabiting North America. j viii, 280;
P 741, 92
Description of a new North American fox. P 52, 114
Austin, C. F. Characters of some new Hepatice, (mostly North
American), together with notes on a few imperfectly described
species. P ’69, 218
BacHE, ALEXANDER Dauuas. On the specific heat of the atoms of
bodies. j vi, 141
BacHMAN, JoHN. Notes on the generation of the Virginia
opossum, (Didelphis virginiana). P 48, 40
———— LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 5
BAcHMAN, JoHN. Continued.
—— Further observations on the generation of the opossum. P
"48, 42
— Description of a new species of hare found in South Carolina.
j vii, 194
—— Observations on the different species of hares (genus Lepus)
inhabiting the United States. j vii, 282
—— Some remarks on the genus Sorex with a monograph of the
North American species. j vil, 363
—— Description of several new species of American quadrupeds.
j viii, 57
—— Additional remarks on the genus Lepus, with corrections of
a former paper and descriptions of other species of quadrupeds
found in North America. j viii, 75
See Audubon, John J., and John Bachman
Batey, J. W. On fossil Foraminifera in the caleareous marl from
the Cretaceous formation of the Upper Missouri, and on silicified
wood from near Fredericksburg, Va. P ’41, 75
—— On vegetable structure in anthracite coal. P °46, 39
— See Harvey, W. H., and J. W. Bailey
Bairp, Spencer F. On Vulpes utah. P ’52, 124
—— Descriptions of new birds collected between Albuquerque,
N. M., and San Francisco, Cal., during the winter of 1853-54 by
Dr. C. B. R. Kennerly and H. B. Mollhausen, naturalists at-
tached to the Survey of the Pacific R. R. Route under Lt. A. W.
Whipple, P 54, 118
—— Description of new genera and species of North American
frogs. P ’54, 59
Characteristics of some new species of Mammalia collected by
the U. S. and Mexican Boundary Survey, Major W. H. Emory,
U. S. A. Commissioner. P ’55, 331
—— Characteristics of some new species of North American Mam-
malia collected chiefly in connection with the U. S. Surveys of a
Railroad Route to the Pacific. P 55, 333
—— Description of a phyllostome bat from California, in the
museum of the Smithsonian Institution. P 58, 116
—— Description of new genera and species of North American
lizards in the museum of the Smithsonian Institution. P ’58, 253
—— Notes on a collection of birds made by Mr. John Xantus,
at Cape St. Lucas, Lower California, and now in the museum of
the Smithsonian Institution. P 59, 299
6 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Barkp, SPENCER F. Continued.
—— On Rhytisma aceris-eriocarpe Schw. P ’62, 507
— On a dust shower over portions of Vermont. P ’70, Biol. 9
Revision of the North American tailed Batrachia, with
. descriptions of new genera and species. J I, 281
—— See Baird, Wm. M., and Spencer F.
—— See March, W. T., and Spencer F. Baird
Bairp, SPENCER F. and Cuarues Girarp. Characteristics of some
new reptiles in the museum of the Smithsonian Institution. P
52, 68, 125, 173
List of reptiles collected in California by Dr. John L. Leconte,
with descriptions of new species. P ’53, 300
—— Descriptions of some new fishes from the River Zuni. P
53, 368
— Descriptions of new species of fishes collected by Mr. John
_ H. Clark on the U. S. and Mexican Boundary Survey under Lt.-
Col. Jas. D. Graham. P 753, 387.
— Descriptions of new species of fishes collected by Captains
R. B. Maury and Geo. B. McClellan in Arkansas. P ’53, 390
—— Descriptions of new species of fishes collected in Texas, New
Mexico and Sonora by Mr. John H. Clark-on the U. 8S. and
Mexican Boundary Survey, and in Texas by Capt. Stewart Van
Vliet, U.S. A. Second Part. P 54, 24
— Notice of a new genus of Cyprinide. P ’54, 158
Bairp, Wm. M. and Spencer F. Descriptions of two species, sup-
posed to be new, of the genus Tyrannula Swains., found in Cum-
berland County, Pennsylvania. P ’43, 283
Baxker, Frank C. Notes on the food of birds. P ’89, 266
—— Remarks upon the round-tailed muskrat, Neofiber alleni
True. P ’89, 272
—— Remarks on Urosalpinx perrugatus Conr. P ’90, 46
—— On the modifications of the apex in Murex. P ’90, 66
—— Notes on a collection of shells from southern Mexico. P
91, 45
—— Remarks on the Muricide with descriptions of new species
of shells. P 91, 56
— Further notes on the embryonic whorls of the Muricide.
P 794, 223
Bautpwin, D. D. Descriptions of new species of Achatinellide
from the Hawaiian Islands. P ’95, 214
Banorort, Epwarp. Co-ossification of axis vertebra with third
cervical. P ’90, 419
LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 7
Banks, NatHan. The spider fauna of the Upper Cayuga Lake
Basin. P ’92, 11
—— Some Arachnida from Alabama. P 1900, 529
—— Some Arachnida from New Mexico. P ’01, 568
—— A list of Arachnida from Hayti, with descriptions of new
species. P 03, 340
—— The Arachnida of Florida. P ’04, 120
—— New Oribatide from the United States. P ’06, 490
—— Arachnida from Costa Rica. P ’09, 194
Bannister, H. B. A sketch of the classification of the American
Anserine. P ’70, 130
Barseck, Wm. On the development of Lemna minor. P ’80, 230
Barper, C. M. and T. D. A. CockrereLt. A new weasel from
Mexico. P ’98, 188
Barsour, THomAs. On the true status of the genus Cacopoides.
P ’09, 401.
—— A note regarding the Chinese alligator. P ’10, 464
Barcena, MARIANO. On certain Mexican meteorites. P ’76, 122
—— The rocks known as Mexican onyx. P ’76, 166
Barcuay, J. Jupson. Onacranium from Jerusalem. P 757, 177
BarrRINGER, DANtEL Moreau. Coon Mountain and its crater.
P 05, 861
Barrincer, DANIEL M. and Bensamin C. TrLGHMAN. Coon Moun- —
tain and its crater. P ’05, 844
Bascom, FLoreNcE. Perido-steatite and diabase. P ’96, 219
Baur, G. Notes on some little known American fossil tortoises.
P 9], 411 -
Bei, J.G. Remarks on Fuligula minor. P 742, 141
BrEnepict, JAs. E. A revision of the genus Synidotea. P ’97, 389
BENSON, STEPHEN A. Ona hippopotamus. P 750, 21
Bere, R. On the nudibranchiate gasteropod Mollusca of the
North Pacific Ocean, with special reference to those of Alaska.
P ’79, 71; ’80, 40
BerkeLEy, M. J. and M. A. Curtis. Exotic fungi from the
Schweinitzian herbarium, principally from Surinam. J II, 277
— A commentary on the Synopsis Fungorum in America
Boreali media degentium, by L. D. de Schweinitz. J III, 205
BERLANDIER, Dr. Description of two Mexican wolves. P ’50, 156
BERNSEL, Capt. F. Notes from East Falkland Island. P ’55, 287
8 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Bertuoup, E. L. Description of the Hot Springs of Soda Creek,
their location, number, temperature and altitude and the geologi-
cal features of the surrounding locality; together with the re-
markable discovery of a human skeleton and a fossil pine tree in
the boulder and gravel formation of Soda Bar, Oct. 13, 1860.
P ’66, 342
—— On prehistoric human art from Wyoming and Colorado.
P ’72, 46
— On the occurrence of uranium, silver, iron, ete., in the
Tertiary formation of Colorado Territory. P ’75, 363
BIcKNELL, Ernest P. and Fuetcuer B. Dressuar. <A review of
the species of the genus Semotilus. P ’85, 14
Biwp.ez, JoHN. On the crania of thugs. P 757, 151
Biassy, J. J. Description of a new species of trilobite. j iv, 365
BiueraM, Hugo. Inclusions in quartz. P ’03, 700
—— Diachea cylindrica, a new species of Mycetozoa. P ’05, 524
—— Unusual forms of Myxomycetes. P ’10, 271
Binney, WiuuiAM G. Descriptions of American land shells. P’57, 18
—— Notes on American land shells No. 2, P 57, 183; No. 3, P 758,
114; No. 4, 197; No. 5, P 759, 189; No. 6, P 60, 150
— On a species of Leda common to Japan and Massachusetts.
P ’60, 49
—— On geographical distribution of gasteropods. P ’60, 49
—— Descriptions of new species of Pulmonata in the collection of
the Smithsonian Institution. P ’60, 154
—— Catalogue of land and fresh-water univalve Mollusca eol-
lected in British America by Messrs. Ross, Kennicott and
Drexler, and deposited in the Smithsonian Institution. P ’61, 330
Nites on the terrestrial mollusks of the peninsula of Cali-
fornia. P ’61, 331
On the anatomy and lingual dentition of Ariolimax and other
Pulmonata. P ’74, 33
On the jaw and lingual membrane of North American ter-
restrial Pulmonata. P ’75, 140
On the lingual dentition and genitalia of Partula and other
Pulmonata. P 775 ,244
—— On the lingual dentition, jaw and genitalia of Carelia, On-
ehidella, and other Pulmonata. P ’76, 183
—— On the land shells of the Mexican Island of Guadeloupe, col-
lected by Dr. E. Palmer. P ’79, 16
—— See Bland, Thomas, and W. G. Binney
LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 9
BuaispELL, F. E. The frons in Bembidium, with descriptions of
new species. P ’02, 70
Buanp, THos. and W. G. Bryney. Notes on lingual dentition of
certain species of North American land shells. P ’72, 135
— On the lingual dentition and jaw of certain terrestrial Pul-
monata from the United States, with remarks on their systematic
value. P 73, 240
Buanpine, WituiAM. Fecundity of the bass. P °41, 39
Buake, WinuiAm P. Notice of the remarkable strata containing
the remains of Infusoria and Polythalamia in the Tertiary for-
mation of Monterey, California. P ’55, 328
—— On itacolumite. P 76, 325
BLatcHLey, Wituis 8. On the American species of the genus
Umbra. P ’85, 12
—— A review of the species of the genus Pimephales. P ’85, 63
—— On the genus Aphrododerus. P ’85, 136
—— On some reptilian freaks from Indiana. P ’06, 419
Bouues, L. 8. On a new clinical microscope. P ’68, Biol. 13
BoLuMAN, CHas. H. Notes on a small collection of myriapods
from the Bermuda Islands. P ’89, 127
—— See Meek, Seth E., and C. H. Bollman
BoNaPaRTE, CHARLES. An account of four species of stormy
petrels. J iii, 227
Observations on the nomenclature of Wilson’s Ornithology.
j iii, 340; iv, 25, 163, 251; v, 57
On a new species of duck, described by Wilson as the same
with the Anas fuligula of Europe. J iii, 381
—— Description of a new species of South American Fringilla.
j iv, 350
Descriptions of ten species of South American birds. j iv, 370
—— Descriptions of two new species of Mexican birds. j iv, 387
—— Additions to the ornithology of the United States. jv, 28
—— Notes to the paper entitled ‘‘ Descriptions of ten species of
South American birds.’’ j v, 137
—— On the distinction of two species of Icterus, hitherto con-
founded under the specific name of icterocephalus. j v, 222
Booru, Jas. C. On erystals of lead. P 58, 2
Borpa, EugENgE. On Lepidodendron. P ’59, 293
Borne, A. M. See Stevens, N. M., and A. M. Boring
BowEN, Greorce T. Analysis of an ore of copper from New
Jersey. j iii, 295
10 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Bowen, Grorce T. Continued.
Description and analysis of the sillimanite, a new mineral.
j ui; 875)
Boyrer, CHARLES S. Notes on diatoms from the Dismal Swamp.
P ’98, 414 |
—— New species of diatoms. P ’98, 468
—— The biddulphoid forms of North American Diatomacee.
P 1900, 685
—— A new species of Cymatopleura. P ’08, 554
Jelly-pores in the Diotomacee. P 710, 271.
Brace, L. J. K. See Gardiner, John, and L. J. K. Brace
Bransrorp, J. T. See Gill, Theo., and J. T. Bransford
Brayton, A. W. See Jordan, David Starr, and A. W. Brayton
Bringes, Ropert. Remarks on Infusoria. P ’42, 169
Preservation of bone. P 743, 269
— On estimates of the length of the year. P °48, 58
—— On lithoid carbonate of iron. P 56, 102
—— On amygdaloidal trap from Lake Superior. P ’56, 143
Brinton, JoHN H. On a mode of preparing anatomical speci-
mens. P 754, 71
Brinton, Danie G. Tunisian flints. P ’84, 219
— On the cuspidiform petroglyphs, or so-called bird-track
rock sculptures of Ohio. P ’84, 275
—— Impression of the figures on a ‘‘Meday stick.’’ P ’84, 278
—— Fired stones and prehistoric implements. P ’84, 279
— A glacial pebble. P ’84, 299
— On a petroglyph from the Island of St. Vincent, W. LI.
P ’89, 417
—— Dr. Allen’s contributions to anthropology. P ’97, 522
Brown, A. D. Descriptions of two new species of Helix.
P ’61, 333
Brown, Amos P. On the young of Baculites compressus Say.
P 91, 159
—— The development of the shell in the coiled stage of Baculites
compressus Say. P ’92, 136
—— The crystallization of molybdenite. P ’96, 210
—— See Pilsbry, H. A., and Amos P. Brown
Brown, ArTHUR ERwin. Description of a new species of
Eutenia. P ’89, 421
—— On a new genus of Colubride from Florida. P ’90, 199
a LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 11
Brown, ArtHuR Erwin. Continued.
—— Notes on some snakes from Tropical America, lately living in
’ the collection of the Zoological Society of Philadelphia.
P ’93, 429
—— On the true character and relationship of Ursus cinnamo-
meus Aud. and Bach. P 94, 119
—— The occurrence of Macacus leoninus Blyth in eastern
- Burmah. P ’96, 485
—— A review of the genera and species of American snakes,
north of Mexico. P ’01, 10
—— On some points in the phylogeny of the primates. P ’01, 119
— A new species of Coluber from western Texas. P ’01, 492
—— A new species of Ophibolus from western Texas. P ’01, 612
—— A collection of reptiles and batrachians from Borneo and
the Loo Choo Islands. P ’02, 175
— A list of the reptiles and batrachians in the Harrison-
Hiller collection from Sumatra. P ’02, 693
—— The variations of Eutenia in the Pacific subregion. P
03, 286
—— Texas reptiles and their faunal relations. P ’03, 543
—— Note on Crotalus scutulatus Kenn. P ’03, 625
— Post-glacial nearetic centers of dispersal for reptiles.
P 704, 464
—— The utility principle in relation to specific characters.
P ’05, 206
—— The identity of Eutenia atrata Kenn. P ’05, 692
—— Generic types of nearctic Reptilia and Amphibia. P ’08,
112
—— Remarks on commemoration of Darwin’s centenary. P ’09,
55
Browne, Perer A. On terms used in botany. P 742, 197
—— Note on tierrade Sienna. P ’42, 221; *43, 258
—— On supposed human foot prints found near St. Louis.
P °42, 225
— On the establishment of a zoological garden. P ’44, 67
— On the hair of a human fetus. P ’50, 34
— On the hair of Peruvians. P ’50, 53
— Structure of hair in the Mammalia. P ’50, 56
—— Microscopic examination of pile. P ’51, 145
Brown, RicHarp. On fossil trees. P 747, 143
—— On fossils from Nova Seotia. P ’47, 229
12 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Brown, RicHarp. Continued.
—— On fossil fruits from Nova Scotia. P ’47, 317
Brown, STEWARDSON. Botanizing in the Canadian Rockies. P
06, 429
—— Notes on the flora of the Bermudas. P ’09, 486
BRUBAKER, ALBERT P. See Chapman, H. C., and A. P. Brubaker
Buck.ey, SAMUEL B. The cutting ant of Texas. P ’60, 233
—— Myrmica (Atta) molefaciens, ‘‘stinging ant’’ or ‘‘mound-
making ant’’ of Texas. P ’60, 445
—— Descriptions of several new species of plants. P 60, 443
—— Note on the ants in Texas. P ’61, 9
—— Note on the Bartram oak (Quercus heterophylla). P ’61,
361
—— Description of new plants from Texas. P ’61, 448; No. 2,
62, 5; No. 3, 62, 88
—. Sctia on the American ash trees (Fraxinus), with deserip-
tions of new species. P ’62, 2
—— Note No. 2—On Quercus heterophylla Mich. P ’62, 100
— On Dr. Asa Gray’s notes on Buckley’s new plants of Texas.
P ’70, 135
—— Quercus durandii Buckley. P ’81, 121
—— Quercus rubra L. var. texana. P ’81, 123
—— Rhus cotinoides Nutt. P ’81, 125
BuiuocKk, CHas. On inhalation of oxygen. P ’68, Biol. 8
—— On glycerine jelly as a preservative. P ’68, Biol. 15
Bunpy, Wi F. On the Cambari of northern Indiana. P ’77,
171
Burk, Isaac. List of plants recently collected on ships’ ballast in
the neighborhood of Philadelphia. P ’77, 105
Burtt, J. L. On the influence of sulphuretted hydrogen on
fishes. P ’52,1
BuscH, KATHERINE JEANNETTE. Description of new serpulids
from Bermuda, with notes on known forms from adjacent re-
gions. P 710, 490
—— Descriptions of new species of Turbonilla of the western
Atlantic fauna, with notes on those previously known. P ’99,
145.
— See Moore, J. Percy, and J. K. Busch
Butcuer, H. B. List of birds collected at Laredo, Texas, in
1866 and 1867. P ’68, 148 |
CatverT, Pome P. The odonate genus Ortholestes. P ’93, 377
—— LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 13
CALVERT, Pomp P. Continued.
— Odonata (dragonflies) from the Indian Ocean, and from
Kashmir, collected by Dr. W. L. Abbott. P ’98, 141
Neuropterous insects collected by Dr. A. Donaldson Smith in
northeastern Africa. P ’99, 228
—— Parallelisms in structure between certain genera of Odon-
ata from the Old and the New Worlds. P ’99, 245
— Ganglia of Odonata. P ’03, 760
—— The composition and ecological relations of the odonate
fauna of Mexico and Central America. P ’08, 460
Cansy, Wm. M. Notes of botanical visits to the lower part of
Delaware and the Eastern Shore of Maryland. P 64, 16
—— Liquid exudations in Akebia and Mahonia. P ’82, 113
—— Remarks on death of Prof. Asa Gray. P ’88, 59
CAPELLINI, GIOVANNI. Biographical notice of. P ’96, 483
CarprezA, J. M. Fossil (?) casts in sandstone. P ’80, 280
—— Garnet mistaken for corundum. P ’80, 295
—— See Rand, Theo. D., and J. M. Cardeza
CARPENTER, Pomp P. Notes on shells collected by J. Xantus
at Cape St. Lucas. P ’59, 331
Diagnosis specierum et varietatum novarum Molluscorum,
prope Sinum Pugetianum a Kennerlio Doctore, nuper decesso,
collectorum. P ’65, 54
Carson, JosePH. On a specimen of cochineal. P ’56, 261
—— On Gaylussacia resinosa. P 58, 177
—— On Chinese chemicals. P 59, 150
—— On copper deposited by voltaic action. P ’62, 102
— On so-called American tea. P 65, 181
—— On the production of twin fruit. P ’72, 240
Carter, Henry J. Catalogue of marine sponges, collected by Mr.
Joseph Willcox on the west coast of Florida. P ’84, 202
Cassy, THomas L. On the probable age of the Alabama white
hmestone. P ’01, 513
Notes on the Conrad collection of Vicksburg fossils, with
descriptions of new species. P ’03, 261
Cassin, JoHN. Seventeen year locust. P ’43, 279
— On the snow owl. P 744,19
Description of a new vulture in the Academy of Natural
Sciences of Phila. P ’45, 212
Note on an instinct probably possessed by the herons (Ardea
Linn.). P *46, 137
14 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Cassin, JoHN. Continued.
— Description of a new rapacious bird in the museum of the
Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia. P 47, 199
—— Description of a new Buceros, and a notice of the Buceros
elatus (Temm), both of which are in the collection of the Acad-
emy of Natural Sciences. P ’47, 330
Descriptions of three new species of the genus Icterus
(Briss) ; specimens of which are in the museum of the Academy
of Natural Sciences. P ’47, 333
—— On the diet of monkeys in captivity. P 48, 3
—— Descriptions of new species of the genus Cyanocorax (Boie),
of which specimens are in the collection of the Academy of
Natural Sciences in Philadelphia. P ’48, 26
—— Descriptions of new species of birds of the genera Vidua
Briss; Euplectus Sw.; Pyrenestes Sw.; and Pitylus Cuv.; speci-
mens of which are in the Academy of Natural Sciences in Phila-
delphia. P ’48, 65
—— Description of a new Tanagra, in the collection of the Acad-
emy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia. P 748, 85
— Catalogue of birds collected by Mr. William S. Pease, during
the march of the army of the United States from Vera Cruz
to the City of Mexico. P ’48, 87
—— Descriptions of owls, presumed to be undescribed, speci-
mens of which are in the collection of the Academy of Natural
Sciences of Philadelphia. P ’48, 121
Descriptions of new species of the genera Nyctale Brehm,
and Sycobius Vieill.; specimens of which are in the Academy
of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia. P ’49, 157
—— Notes of an examination of the family Vulturide, in the
collection of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia.
P ’49, 158
—— On Anas rafflesii. P ’49, 195
—— Descriptions of new species of birds of the family Caprimul-
gids, specimens of which are in the collection of the Academy
of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia. P 49, 236
—— Catalogue of the Strigide in the collection of the Academy of
Natural Sciences of Philadelphia. P ’49, Suppl.
—— Catalogue of the Vulturide in the collection of the Academy
of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia. P ’49, Suppl.
Descriptions of new species of birds, specimens of which
are in the Academy of Natural Sciences in Philadelphia. P ’50,
56
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Cassin, JOHN. Continued.
—— Descriptions of new species of birds of the genera Paradisea,
Pastor, and Buceros, and a proposition to rename others of the
genera Alcyone and Hirundo. P ’50, 67
—— Descriptions of new species of birds of the genera Parus
Linn.; Emberiza Linn.; Carduelis Briss.; Myiothera Ill., and
Leuconerpes Sw., specimens of which are in the collection of
the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia. P ’50, 103
— Notice of an American species of duck, hitherto regarded
as identical with Oidemia fusca Linn. P ’50, 126
—— Sketch of the birds composing the genera Vireo Vieil., and
Vireosylvia Bonap., with the list of the previously known and
descriptions of three new species. P 51, 149
—— Descriptions of new species of birds of the genera Galbula
and Bucco Briss., specimens of which are in the collection of
the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia. P 51, 154
—— Notes of an examination of birds composing the family Cap-
rimulgide, in the collection of the Academy of Natural Sci-
ences of Philadelphia. P 51, 175
—— On specimens of Ephialtes. P ’51, 236
—— Descriptions of new species of birds of the family Laniade,
specimens of which are in the collection of the Academy of
Natural Sciences of Philadelphia. P ’51, 244
Note on a species of Cicada and on the Cicada septemdecem
(Linn.). P 51, 273
—— Descriptions of birds of the genera Laniarius, Dicrurus,
Grauecalus, Manacus and Picus, specimens of which are in the
collection of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia.
P 51, 347
— Catalogue of the Caprimulgidae in the collection of the Aca-
demy of Natural Sciences of Phila. P 751, Suppl.
—— On a collection of Arctic Birds. P ’52, 106
— On the return of Dr. Heermann from California. P 52, 147
—— Descriptions of new species of birds, specimens of which are
in the collection of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Phila.
P 752, 184
— On Scalops metallescens. P 53, 240
Description of a new mole of the genus Scalops, from Oregon;
a specimen of which is in the collection of the Exploring Ex-
pedition made by the U. S. Ships Vincennes and. Peacock, under
the command of Captain Charles Wilkes, of the United States
Navy. P ’53, 299
16 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Cassin, JoHN. Continued.
Descriptions of new species of Hirundinide and Psittacide,
specimens of which are in the collection of the Academy of
Natural Sciences of Philadelphia. P ’53, 369
Synopsis of the species of Faleonide which inhabit America
north of Mexico, with description of new species. P ’53, 450
Catalogue of the Hirundinide in the collection of the Aca-
demy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia. P ’53, Suppl.
Catalogue of the Halcyonide in the collection of the Aca-
demy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia. P ’53, Suppl.
On presence of erossbill in neighborhood of Philadelphia.
P 754, 203
—— A list of pigeons of the genus Carpophaga Selby, in the col-
lections of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia and
of the U. S. Exploring Expedition (Vincennes and Peacock),
Washington; with descriptions and notices of new and little
known species. P 754, 227
—— On aspecimen of Crex pratensis. P ’55, 265
—— Notes on North American Falconidae with descriptions of
new species. P 755, 277
— On Canis antarcticus. P ’55, 289
Descriptions of new species of birds from Western Africa in
the collection of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Phila.
P 55, 324
— On DuChaillu’s expedition to Western Africa. P 755, 410
— Notices of some new and little known birds in the collection
of the U. 8. Exploring Expedition in the Vincennes and Peacock,
and in the eolleetion of the Academy of Natural Sciences.
P 55, 438
—— Notes on North American Birds in the collection of the
Academy of Natural Sciences and the National Museum, Wash-
ington. P ’56, 39
Description of new species of African birds in the museum
of the Academy of Natural Sciences, collected by Mr. P. B.
DuChaillu in equatorial Africa. P 56, 156
—— Descriptions and notes on birds in the collection of the
Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia and in the Na-
tional Museum Washington. P ’56, 235
Catalogue of birds collected at Cape Lopez, Western Africa
by Mr. P. B. DuChaillu in 1856 with notes and deseriptions of
new species. P 756, 316
LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 17
Cassin, JoHN. Continued.
—— Catalogue of birds collected on the River Muni, West Africa
by Mr. P. B. DuChaillu in 1856, with notes and descriptions of
new species. P 57, 33
—— Notes on the N. American species of Archibuteo and Lanius,
and description of a new species of toucan of the genus Seleni-
dera (Gould). P 51, 211
— On Falco polyargus. P ’58, 1
— Description of a new tamager from the Isthmus of Darien
and note on Selenidera spectabilis. P ’58, 177
—— Catalogue of birds collected by A. A. Henderson, M. D., U.S.
N. at Hakodadi, island of Jesso, Japan, with notes and descrip-
tions of new species. P ’58, 191
—— On Hesperiphona vespertina. P ’58, 191
—— Catalogue of birds collected on the Rivers Camma and Ogobai,
Western Africa by Mr. P. B. DuChaillu in 1858, with notes and
descriptions of new species. P ’59, 30, 133, 172
— Catalogue of birds collected during a survey of a route for
a ship canal across the Isthmus of Darien, by order of the gov-
ernment of the United States, made by Lieut. N. Michler, of the
U. 8S. Topographical Engineers, with notes and descriptions of
new species. P ’60, 132, 188
—— Catalogue of birds from the island of St. Thomas, West
Indies, collected and presented to the Academy of Natural
Sciences by Mr. Robert Swift. P ’60, 374
—— On a new species of goose from Arctic America. P ’61, 72
— On a fiock of crows lost in a fog. P ’62, 2
—— Catalogue of birds collected by the United States North
Pacific Surveying and Exploring Expedition, in command of
Capt. John Rodgers, U. S. N., with notes and descriptions of
new species. P ’62, 312
—— On the frequency of the snow owl in the vieinity of Phila-
delphia. P ’62, 520
—— Notes on the Picide with descriptions of new and little known
species. P ’63, 194
—— Notes on the Picide. P 63, 322
—— On rare birds presented by the Smithsonian Institution.
P 764, 50
—— Fasti Ornithologie. P ’64, 234; °66, 35; ’67, 212
—— Notes of an examination of the birds of the subfamily Coere-
bine. P 64, 265 |
18 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
CassIN, JOHN. Continued.
—— Notes on some species of birds from South America.
P 64, 286
—— Notes on some new and little known rapacious birds.
P 65,2
—— An examination of the birds of the genus Chrysomitris in
the museum of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia.
P ’65, 89
—— On some conirostral birds from Costa Rica in the collection
of the Smithsonian Institution. P ’65, 169
—— A study of the Icteride. P ’66, 10
—— On Crotophaga ani. P ’66, 289
— On kitchen-middens near Atlantic City. P 66, 290
—— A second study of the Icteride. P ’66, 401
—— A third study of the Icteride. P ’67, 45
— A study of the Rhamphastide. P ’67, 100
—— See Wilson, Thos. B., and John Cassin
—— Description of a new rapacious bird in the museum of the
Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia. J I, 21
—— Description of a new Buceros, and a notice of the Buceros
elatus, (Temm.,) both of which are in the collection of the Aca-
demy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia. J I, 135
—— Descriptions of three new species of the genus Icterus,
(Briss.,) ; specimens of which are in the museum of the Aca-
demy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia. J I, 137
—— Descriptions of new species of birds of the genera Vidua
Cuvier, Euplecta Swainson, and Pyrenestes Swainson, specimens
of which are in the collection of the Academy of Natural
Sciences of Philadelphia. J I, 241
Descriptions of new species of the genera Micrastur G. R.
Gray, Tanagra Linn, and Syeobius Vieill. J I, 295
Descriptions of owls, presumed to be new species, in the col-
lection of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia.
J IT, 51, 95
—— Monograph of the birds composing the genera Hydropsalis
Wagler and Antrostomus Nuttall. J II, 113
—— Description of a new species of the genus Paradisea Linn, in
the collection of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Phila-
delphia. J II, 133
—— Descriptions of new species of birds if the genera Melanerpes
Swainson, and Lanius Linneus. J II, 257
LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 19
Cassin, JoHN. Continued.
—— Descriptions of new species of birds of the genus Spermestes
Swainson, in the museum of the Academy of Natural Sciences
of Philadelphia. J III, 69
—— Descriptions of new species of Psittacide, in the collection
of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia. J III, 153
—— Descriptions of new species of birds of the genera Selenidera
Gould, and Numida Linnzus, and of a new genus and species of
rasorial bird in the museum of the Academy of Natural Sciences
of Philadelphia. J IV, 5
—— Descriptions of new birds of Western Africa, in the museum
of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia. “J IV, 321
—— Deseriptions of new birds from Western Africa, in the
museum of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia.
J V, 181
—— Descriptions of new and little known species of birds of the
family Picide in the museum of the Academy of Natural Sciences
of Philadelphia. J V, 457
CasTEEL, DaNa BRACKENRIDGE. The cell-lineage and early larval
development of Fiona marina, a nudibranchiate mollusk.
P ’04, 325
CHALONER, D. DENMAN. French anthracite coal. P 41, 3
—— Om galena. P ’41, 14
—— Ancient remains in Central America. P ’42, 168
—— On decay of wood. P ’42, 155
—— Remarks on infusoria. P ’42, 168
— On a supposed trilobite from Pottsville, Penna. P °42, 193
—— Fossil bones from Missouri. P °43, 321 _
CHAMBERLIN, RALPH V. A new genus and three new species of
chilopods. P ’02, 39
—— Myriopods from Beulah, New Mexico. P ’03, 35
— New Lithobii from California and Oregon. P ’03, 152
— New chilopods. P ’04, 651
—— A new Lithobius from Colorado. P ’06, 3
—— Animal names and anatomical terms of the Gosiute Indians.
P ’08, 74
—— Revision of North American spiders of the family Lycoside.
P ’08, 158
CHAPMAN, HENRY CADWALADER. On a species of Delphinus.
P 73, 279
—— Disposition of the fiexor perforans, flexor longus hallucis
and flexor accessorius in Paradoxurus musangus. P 773, 372
20 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
CHAPMAN, HENRY CADWALADER. Continued.
On the muscles of the hind leg of Fiber zibethicus. P ’74, 13
—— On Echinorhynchus moniliformis. P ’74, 76
— On the generative apparatus of Tebennophorus carolinensis.
FS: 19
+— Anatomical notes. P ’74, 94.
--— On the disposition of the great omentum in Cynocephalus
porearius. P 775, 123
—~— On the anatomy of the giraffe. P ’75, 401
--— Post-mortem examination of an elephant. P ’75, 402
—— On the castor glands of the beaver. P 75, 440
—— On Tricocephalus affinis Dies. P ’75, 440
—— Observations on the structure of the manatee. P °75, 452
—— Description of a new Tenia from Rhea americana. P ’76, 14
—— Description of a monstrosity. P ’76, 24
— On the giraffe. P ’77, 37
—— On cecum of Capybara. P ’77, 146
—— On reflex action in turtles. P ’77, 146
—— On the placenta of a monkey. P ’77, 194
—— On the structure of the gorilla. P ’78, 385
—— On the structure of the chimpanzee. P 779, 52
—— Notes on Amphiuma. P ’79, 144
—— Placenta of Macacus cynomolgus. P ’79, 146
—— On the structure of the orang outang. P ’80, 1600
—— Observations upon the hippopotamus. P ’81, 126
—— On a fetal kangaroo and its membranes. P ’81, 468
—— Notes on the anatomy of Echidna hystrix. P ’87, 334
—— Observations on the female generative apparatus of Hyena
-erocuta. P ’88, 189
—— A memoir of Joseph Leidy, M.D. P 91, 342
— Observations upon the brain of the gorilla. P ’92, 203
—— Note on the geology of Mt. Desert Island. P ’92, 350
The interpretation of certain verses of the first chapter of
Genesis in the light of paleontology. P ’93, 68
Notes on Cheropsis liberiensis Morton. P ’93, 185
—— Observations on the Japanese salamander, Cryptobranchus
~ maximus Schlegel. P ’93, 227
Homologies of the alisphenoid and petromastoid bones in
vertebrates. P 794, 32
Respiratory quotient and loss in volume of expired air.
P 1900, 379
LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 21
CHAPMAN, HENRY CADWALADER. Continued.
—— Observations upon the anatomy of Hylobates leuciscus and
Chiromys madagascariensis. P 1900, 414
—— Observations upon the placenta and young of Dasypus sex-
cinctus. P ’01, 366
—— Observations on Galeopithecus volans. P ’02, 241
— On a collection of anthropoids. P ’03, 719
— Observations on Tupaia, with reflections on the origin of
primates. P ’04, 148
— Observations on Hyrax. P ’04, 476
—— The placenta and generative apparatus of the elephant.
J VIII, 413
CHAPMAN, Henry C. and ALBert P. BruspaKker. Researches upon
the general physiology of nerve and muscle. P ’88, 106; No. 2, ~
P ’88, 155
—— Researches upon respiration. P ’91, 13
—— The radius of curvatures of the cornea. P 793, 349
Cuase, Puryy E. On the velocity of infinite fall. P ’77, 265
Cuester, Freperick D. Preliminary notes on the geology of
Delaware—Laurentian, Paleozoic and Cretaceous areas. P ’84,
237
Curisty, Davin. On Orthis bella rugosa. P ’58, 190
Ciapp, A., M. D. Geological equivalents of the vicinity of New
Albany, Ind. P ’41, 18; °42, 177
CLARKE, JoHN Mason, Biographical notice of. P ’08, 502
CuarK, S. F. Report on the hydroids collected on the coast of
Alaska and the Aleutian Islands, by W. H. Dall, U. S. Coast
Survey, and party, from 1871 to 1874, inclusive. P ’76, 209
Cuiay, JosepH A. Magnesian minerals. P 741, 39
—— On certain magnesian minerals. P °42, 193
CLEMENS, BRECKENRIDGE. Contributions to American lepidoptero-
logy. P ’59, 256; No. 2, 317; No. 3, ’60, 4; No. 4, 156; No. 5,
203 ; No. 6, 345; No. 7, 522.
—— Synopsis of North American Sphingide. J IV, 97
Coates, BenNsAMIN H. Effects of insect sting on wheat. P 41, 45
—— On a worm in the eye of a horse. P ’70, Biol. 11
— Effect of conflagration on atmosphere. P ’41, 46
—— Larvae in wheat. P ’41, 55, 57
—— Remarks on infusoria. P ’42, 169
—— Note on the natural alliances of the genus Cecidomyia, in-
tended to facilitate identification. P °42, 191
22 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Coates, BENJAMIN H. Continued.
— Seventeen-year locust. P °43, 277
—— Correction of an error in Dr. Smyth’s work on the unity
of the human races. P 52, 189 :
— On effects of chloroform inhalation. P 58, Biol. 11
Description of a hydrostatic balance, by which the specific
gravities of minerals may be ascertained without calculation.
ji, 368
Coatres, REyNELL. Remarks on the floating apparatus, and other |
peculiarities. of the genus Janthina. j iv, 356
—— Remarks on the pedunculated cirrhipedes with a deserip-
tion of two new species of the genus Otion. j vi, 130
CockrrELL, T. D. A. A supplementary note to Mr. Johnson’s
list of Jamaican Diptera. P ’94, 419
—— Some new bees of the genus Perdita. P ’95, 11
—— The bees of the genus Perdita F. Smith. P ’96, 25
—— New and little-known North American bees. P ’97, 334
—— New and little-known bees from Washington State. P 98, 50
—— Some notes on Coccidee. P ’99, 259
Descriptions of new bees collected by Mr. H. H. Smith in
Brazil. I, P 1900, 356; IT, ’01, 216
The classification of the Aleyrodide. P ’02, 279
—— Bees of the genus Nomada. from California. P ’03, 559
—— North American bees of the genus Nomada. P ’03, 580
—— Variation of the snail-genus Ashmunella. P ’03, 615
—— The roses of Pecos, New Mexico. P ’04, 108
—— See Barber, C. M., and T. D. A. Cockerell
— See Pilsbry, H. A., and T. D. A. Cockerell
See Rehn, James A. G., and T. D. A. Cockerell
CocKERELL, T. D. A. and Wm. J. Fox. New fossorial Hymenoptera
from New Mexico. P ’97, 135 .
CockerELL, T. D. A. and Wiumarte Porter. A new crayfish
from New Mexico. P 1900, 434
Cotton, Harotp Seuuers. How Fulgur and Syecotypus eat
oysters, mussels and clams. P ’08, 3
Some effects of environment on the growth of Lymnza colu-
mella Say. P ’08, 410
Modiolaria marmorata and the surface film. P ’10, 42
ConkKLIN, Epwin G. Environmental and sexual dimorphism in
Crepidula. P ’98, 435
—— The cause of inverse symmetry. P ’03, 753
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ConKuin, Epwin G. Continued.
—— The embryology of Fulgur: a study of the influence of yolk
on development. P ’07, 320
—— Karyokinesis and cytokinesis in the maturation, fertilization
and cleavage of Crepidula and other Gasteropoda. J XII, 5
Organization and cell lineage of the ascidian egg. J XIII, 5
Conrap, Solomon W. Remarks on the Osmunda claytoniana of
Linneus, with a drawing. j vi, 8
_ —— Description of a new species of Juncus. Jj vi, 102
Notice of a mineral which approaches to the bildstein of
Werner; with a few remarks on the connexion of bildstein with
feldspar. j vi, 102
—— Notice of a new species of Corallorhiza. j vi, 145
Conrap, TimorHy Asporr. On the geology and organic remains
of a part of the peninsula of Maryland. j vi, 205
—— Description of fifteen new species of recent and three of
fossil shells, chiefly from the coast of the United States. j vi, 256
—— Observations on the Tertiary and more recent formations of
a portion of the Southern States. j vii, 116
— Description of new Tertiary fossils from’the Southern States.
j vii, 130
— Description of a new genus of fresh water shells. j vii, 178
—— Description of a new species of Hinnita. j vii, 182
—— Descriptions of new marine shells from Upper California.
j vii, 227
—— Description of three new species of Unio from the rivers of
the United States. j viii, 178
—— Description of 24 new species of fossil shells, chiefly from
the Tertiary deposits of Calvert Cliffs, Maryland. j viii, 183
— Observations on the Silurian and Devonian systems of the
United States, and descriptions of organic remains. j viii, 228
—— Descriptions of new species of organic remains belonging to
the Silurian, Devonian, and Carboniferous systems of the United -
States. J viii, 235
—— Descriptions of three new species of Unio. P 741, 19
—— Descriptions of twenty-six new species of fossil shells.
P °41, 28
—— On the identity of the middle Cretaceous formation of the
United States with the Faxoe Limestone of Europe. P 742, 143
—— Observations on the Silurian and Devonian systems of the
United States, with descriptions of new organic remains. P
42, pene
24 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Conrap, TimotHy AspottT. Continued.
—— Observations on the lead bearing limestone of Wisconsin and
description of a new genus of trilobite and fifteen new Silurian
fossils. P 42, 329
— Descriptions of a new genus and twenty-nine new Miocene
and one Eocene fossil shells of the United States. P °43, 305
—— Descriptions of nineteen species of Tertiary fossils of Vir-
ginia and North Carolina. P 43, 323 °
—— Descriptions of eight new fossil shells of the United States.
P ’44, 173
Descriptions of new species of fossil and recent shells and
corals. P 46, 19
Observations on the Eocene formation, and descriptions of
one hundred and five new fossils of that period from the vicinity
of Vicksburg, Mississippi. P ’47, 280
—— Descriptions of two new genera and new species of recent
shells, ete. P *48, 121
— Descriptions of new freshwater and marine shells. P ’49,
152
—— Remarks on the Tertiary strata of St. Domingo and Vicks-
burg, Miss. P ’52, 198
—— Notes on shells, with descriptions of new species. P 752, 199
—— A synopsis of the family of the Naiades of North America,
with notes and a table of some of the genera and sub-genera of
the family, according to their geographical distribution, and de-
scriptions of genera and subgenera. P 53, 243
Synopsis of the genus Cassidula Humph. and of a proposed
new genus Athleta. P ’53, 448
—— Omissions and corrections to the ‘‘Synopsis of the North
American Naiades.’’ P ’53, 449
— Rectification of the generic names of Tertiary fossil shells.
P ’54, 29
—— Notes on shells, with descriptions of three recent and one
fossil species. P 754, 31
—— Descriptions of three new species of Unio. P ’55, 256
—— Descriptions of 18 new Cretaceous and Tertiary fossils. P
55, 265
Observations on the Eocene deposit of Jackson, Miss., with
descriptions of 34 new species of shells and corals. P 755, 257
Descriptions of a new species of Melania. P °55, 269
—— Description of a new species of Pentamerus. P 55, 441
aaa LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 25
Conrap, TimotHy AppottT. Continued.
—— Note on the Miocene and Post Pliocene deposits of California,
with descriptions of two new fossil corals. P 55, 441
—— Descriptions of three new genera, twenty-three new species,
Middle Tertiary fossils from California and one from Texas.
P ’56, 312
—— Descriptions of two new genera of shells. P °57, 165
—— Description of a new species of Myacites. P °57, 166
— Rectification of some of the generic names of American
Tertiary fossils. P °57, 166
— Description of a new genus of the family Dreissenide.
P 57, 167
—— Descriptions of new species of freshwater shells. P 58, 10
— Noteson shells. P ’60, 231
—— Descriptions of new genera, subgenera and species of Ter-
tiary and recent shells. P 62, 284
—— Catalogue of the Miocene shells of the Atlantic slope. P
62, 559
—— Description of new, recent and Miocene shells. P ’62, 583
—— Notes on shells, with descriptions of new fossil genera and
species. P ’64, 211
—— Observations on the Eocene lignite formation of the United
States. P ’65, 70
— Catalogue of the Eocene Annulata, Foraminifera, Echino-
dermata and Cirripedia of the United States. P ’65, 73
—— Descriptions of new species of Echinide. P 65, 75
—— Observations on American fossils, with descriptions of two
new species. P 65, 184
—— Descriptions and illustrations of genera of shells. Pp 72, 50
—— Descriptions of a new recent species of Glycimeris, from
Beaufort, N. C., and of Miocene shells of North Carolina. P
"72, 216
—— Remarks on the Tertiary clay of the Upper Amazon, with
descriptions of new shells. P ’74, 25
—— Description of two new fossil shells of the Upper Amazon.
P ’74, 82
—— Descriptions of a new fossil shell from Peru. P 75, 139
—— Notes on the genus Catellus. P ’75, 466
—— Note on a cirripede of the California Miocene, with remarks
on fossil shells. P ’76, 273
On certain generic names proposed by Zittel, Stoliezka, and
Zekeli. P ’77, 22
26 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Conrab, Trmotuy AssorT. Continued.
Notes on shells. P ’77, 24
— Observations on the Eocene formation, and descriptions of
one hundred and five new fossils of that period, from the vicinity
of Vicksburg, Mississippi, with an appendix. J I, 111
—— Descriptions of new fossil and recent shells of the United
States. J I, 207
— Notes on shells with descriptions of new genera and species.
J I, 210
—— Descriptions of new fresh water and marine shells. J I, 275
—— Descriptions of one new Cretaceous and seven new Hocene
fossils. J II, 39
—— Descriptions of new fossil shells of the United States. J IT,
273
—— Descriptions of new species of Unio. J II, 295
—— Synopsis of the genus Pleiodon. J II, 298
—— Descriptions of new fossil shells of the United States.
J II, 299 ;
—— Monograph of the genus Argonauta Linné, and descriptions
of five new species. J II, 331
—— Synopsis of the genera Parapholas and Penicilla. J II, 335
Observations on a group of Cretaceous fossil shells, found
in Tippah County, Miss., with descriptions of fifty-six new
species. J ITI, 323
Descriptions of new species of Cretaceous and Eocene fossils
of Mississippi and Alabama. J IV, 275
Conrap, T. A. and Wm. M. Gass. Illustrations of some fossils
described in the Proceedings of the Academy of Natural
Sciences. P ’60, 55
Cook, Margaret Harris. Spermatogenesis in Lepidoptera.
P 710, 294
Cook, O. F. Summary of new Liberian Polydesmoidea. P ’96, 257
Cooke, C. Montaaugs, Jr. See Pilsbry, H. A., and C. M. Cooke, Jr.
Cooks, M. C. The Valsei of the United States. P ’77, 110
Cooper, J. G. On a new cormorant from the Farallone Islands,
California. P 65, 5
On new Californian Pulmonata, ete. P ’72, 143
Corr, Epwarp D. On the primary divisions of the Salamandride
with descriptions of two new species. P ’59, 122
Notes and descriptions of foreign reptiles. P ’59, 294
LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 27
Cope, Epwarp D. Continued.
— Catalogue of the venomous serpents in the museum of the
Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia, with notes on the
families, genera and species. P ’59, 332
—— Supplement to ‘‘A catalogue of venomous serpents in the
museum of the Academy,’’ ete. P ’60, 72
—— Notes and descriptions of new and little known species of
American reptiles. P 60, 339
—— Descriptions of reptiles from Tropical America and Asia.
P ’60, 368
—— Descriptions of new species of the reptilian genera Hy-
perolius, Liuperus and Tropidodipsas. P ’60, 517
_— — List of emydosaurians. P ’60, 549
—— Catalogue of the Colubride in the museum of the Academy
of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia, with notes and descriptions
of new species. Part 2, P 60, 241; Part 3, 60, 553
— Remarks on reptiles. P ’61, 72, 75
— On Amblystoma from Chester Co., Penna. P ’61, 123
—— On an iguana from Andros Island. P ’61, 123
—— Notes and descriptions of Anoles. P ’61, 208
—— Contributions to the ophiology of Lower California, Mexico
and Central America. P 61, 287
—— On the Reptilia of Sombrero and Bermuda. P ’61, 312
-—— On the genera Panolopus, Centropyx, Aristelliger and
Spherodactylus. P ’61, 494 :
— On eyprinoid fishes of Pennsylvania. P ’61, 512
—— On the dentition of Herpeton tentaculatum and on the habitat
of Gerarda prevostiana and Rhabdosoma lineatum. P ’62, 1
—— On some new and little known Anura. P ’62, 151
— Contributions to neotropical saurology. P ’62, 176
— On Neosorex albibarbis. P ’62, 188
— On Lacerta echinata and Tiliqua dura. P ’62, 189
—— On Carphotis harpesti. P ’62, 249
—— Notes on some reptiles of the Old World. P 62, 337
— On a Cuban bufonid. P ’62, 344
— Catalogue of the reptiles obtained during the exploration
of the Parana, Paraguay, Vermejo and Uraguay Rivers, by Capt.
Thomas J. Page, U. S. N., and of those procured by Lieut. N.
Michler, U. S. Top. Eng. Commander of the Expedition con-
ducting the survey of the Atrato River. P ’62, 346
— On Trachycephalus and on South American Bufones.
P 63, 26
28 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Copr, Epwarp D. Continued.
On Trachycephalus scaphiopus and other American Batra-
chia. P ’63, 42
On Hololepis simus. P ’63, 42
— Descriptions of new American Squamata in the museum of
the Smithsonian Institution. P ’63, 100
— Contributions to the herpetology of tropical America. P
64, 166
—— On the limits and relations of Raniformes. P ’64, 181
On the characters of the higher groups of Reptilia Squamata
and especially on the Diploglossa. P ’64, 224
On a blind silurid from Pennsylvania. P ’64, 231
—— Partial catalogue of the cold-blooded Vertebrata of Michigan.
P ’65, 78
—— On Amphibamus grandiceps, a new batrachian from the Coal
Measures. P ’65, 134
— Note on a species of whale occurring on the coasts of the
United States. P ’65, 168
—— Note on a species of hunchback whale. P ’65, 178
—— Third contribution to the herpetology of tropical America.
P 65, 185
—— A contribution to a knowledge of the Delphinide. P ’65, 198
— Ona species of seal and on cetaceans. P ’65, 273
—— On geographical distribution of certain fishes. P ’65, 274
—— Second contributions to a history of the Delphinide. P ’65,
278
—— On an Aturia from the marl of New Jersey. P ’66, 3
—— On the skull of a black fish. P ’66, 7
—— Fourth contribution to the herpetology of tropical America.
P ’66, 123
—— On vertebrates of the Mesozoic Red Sandstone. P ’66, 249
Synopsis of the species of Holeosus and Ameiva with
diagnoses of the West Indian and South American Colubride.
P 62, 60
—— On Laelaps aquilunguis. P ’66, 276
—— On the Mesozoic Sandstone of Pennsylvania. P ’66, 290
—— Third contribution to the history of the Balenide and Del-
phinide. P ’66, 293 _
—— On the Reptilia and Batrachia of the Sonoran Province of the
Nearctic Region. P ’66, 300
—— On Laelaps. P ’66, 316
LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 29
Copr, Epwarp D. Continued.
—— Fifth contribution to the herpetology of tropical America.
- P 66, 317 é
— On Euclastes platyops. P ’67, 31
— On Megaptera braziliensis. P ’67, 32
—— On Euclastes, a genus of extinct Cheloniide. P ’67, 39
—— On Thoracosaurus brevispinus. P ’67, 39
— On California reptiles. P ’67, 85
—— On cyprinoid fishes of Virginia. P ’67, 95
—— On fossil mammals from Maryland. P ’67, 131
— Qn remains from caves of Virginia. P ’67, 137
—— An addition to the vertebrate fauna of the Miocene period,
with a synopsis of the extinct Cetacea of the United States. P
- 767, 138
—— On Post-Pliocene deposits of Maryland. P ’67, 138
—— On the genera of fresh-water fishes Hypsileps Baird and
' Photogenis Cope, their species and distribution. P ’67, 156
—— A review of the species of the Amblystomide. P ’67, 166
— On the habits of a tipulideous larva. P ’67, 222
—— On extinct reptiles that approach the birds. P ’67, 234
—— On Vertebrata from Nevada and Lower California. P ’68, 2
—— On inhabitants of eaves of southwestern Virginia. P ’68, 85
—— On an enaliosaurian from Kansas. P ’68, 92
—— An examination of the Reptilia and Batrachia obtained by
the Orton Expedition to Equador and the upper Amazon, with
notes on other species. P 68, 96
—— On fossil snakes from New Jersey. P ’68, 147
— On Osteopygis. P ’68, 147
—— On deposits of fresh-water origin in New Jersey. P ’68, 157
—— On extinct Cetacea from Maryland. P ’68, 157
—— On an extinct reptile from New Jersey. P ’68, 181
Second contribution to the history of the Vertebrata of the
Miocene period of the United States. P 68, 184
—— On the crocodilian genus Perosuchus. P ’68, 203
—— Synopsis of the extinct Batrachia of North America. P ’68,
208
—— On Agaphelus, a genus of toothless Cetacea. P ’68, 221
—— On some Cretaceous Reptilia. P ’68, 233
—— On the origin of genera. P ’68, 242
—— Sixth contribution to the herpetology of tropical America.
P 68, 305
30 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Cope, Epwarp D. Contimued.
—— On extinct reptiles. P ’68, 313
—— Observation on reptiles of the Old World. Art. II. P ’68,
316
— Remarks on fossils from the Southern States. P ’69, 3
—— On Heloderma horridum. P ’69, 5
—— Third contribution to the fauna of the Miocene period of
the United States. P ’69, 6
—— Remarks on fossils from Anguilla, W. I. P ’69, 92
—— A review of the species of the Plethodontide and Desmogna-
thide. P ’69, 93
—— On Thoracosaurus, Ornithotarsus, and Macrosaurus. P ’69,
123
—— On the cranium of Hyperaodon bidens, and on Mesoplodon,
Eschrichtius, Hadrosaurus and Polydectes. P ’69, 192
—— On a specimen of Trigonocephalus. P ’70, 90
—— Observations on some fishes new to the American fauna
found at Newport, R. I. by Samuel Powell. P ’70, 118
—— On fossil reptiles from the Cretaceous of Kansas. P ’70, 132
—— On Sauropleura remex. P 771, 53
—— On fishes from the Amazon. P 771, 55
—— On some of the siluroids of the Amazon. P ’71, 112
—— On Plectognathi and Lophobranechii. P ’71, 157
Ninth contribution to the herpetology of tropical America.
P ’71, 200
—— On the fishes of the Ambyiacu River. P ’71, 250
—— On aspecies of Galeodes. P ’71, 295
—— On the fauna of the Wyandotte Cave. P ’71, 297
—— On fossil reptiles from the Cretaceous of western Kansas.
P71, 297
—— On a peculiar habit in Phrynosoma. P 771, 305
—— Ona crocodile of the genus Holops. P ’72, 11
—— On the cranium of a hump-backed whale. P ’72, 11
—— List of the Reptilia of the Eocene formation of New Jersey.
P °72, 14
—— Synopsis of the species of the Chelydrinez. P ’72, 22
—— On an extinct whale from California. P ’72, 29
—— On Bathmodon radians. P ’72, 38
—— Curious habit of a snake. P ’72, 40
—— Intelligence in monkeys. P ’72, 40
—— On different schools of naturalists. P ’72, 124
LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 31
Corg, Epwarp D. Continued.
— On the horns of Cariacus virginianus. P ’72, 124
—— On a species of Clidastes and on Plesiosaurus gulo Cope.
P 72, 127
—— On the structure of Pythonomorpha. P 72, 140
— On the geology of Wyoming. P ’72, 279
—— On an extinct genus of saurodont fishes. P °72, 280
—— On the genus Eobasileus. P ’73, 10
— On Toxochelys latiremis. P ’73, 10
—— On Eobasiliide and Bathmodontide. P °73, 102
—— On a skull of Sus scropha. P 73, 207
—— Qn an anourous batrachian from the Eocene of Wyoming.
P ’73, 207
—— On extinct turtles from the Eocene strata of Wyoming.
P 73, 277
—— On two new species of Saurodontide. P ’73, 337
— — On some new Batrachia and fishes from the Coal Measures
of Linton, Ohio. P ’73, 340
—— On stone circles in the Rocky Mountain region. P ’73, 370
On the homologies and origin of the types of molar teeth
in Mammalia Educabilia. P ’73, 371
On fishes from the Coal Measures at Linton, Ohio. P ’73, 417
—— On fossils from the Miocene of Colorado. P ’73, 419
—— On the extinct fauna of Colorado. P ’74, 10
—— On the age of the lignites of the West. P ’74, 12
—— Description of some species of reptiles obtained by Dr. John
F. Bransford while attached to the Nicaraguan Surveying Ex-
pedition in 1873. P ’74, 64
— On the Miocene Mammalia of Colorado. P 74, 89
—— On a young Balena cisarectica. P 74, 89
—— On the pelvis of Hadrosaurus. P ’74, 91
—— On the genus Ctenodus. P ’74, 91
— On the paleontology of California. P ’74, 116
—— On the age of the Bridger Eocene. P ’74, 116
—— On viviparous snakes. P ’74, 116
— On some Batrachia and Nematognathi brought from the
upper Amazon by Prof. Orton. P ’74, 120
— Notes on the Santa Fe Marls and some of the contained ver-
tebrate fossils. P ’74, 147
—— Geological note from New Mexico. P ’74, 163
—— On anew mastodon and rodent. P ’74, 221
32 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Cope, Epwarp,D. Continued.
On the characters of Symborodon. P ’74, 224
On the transition beds of the Saskatchewan District. P ’75, 9
The herpetology of Florida. P ’75, 10
The extinet Batrachia of Ohio. P ’75, 16
On Green Sand Vertebrata. P ’75, 19
—— On the homologies of the sectorial tooth of Carnivora.
P 775, 20
—— The feet of Bathmodon. P 775, 73
— On an Indian kitchen-midden. P ’75, 255
—— On fossil lemurs and dogs. P ’75, 255
— On the antelope-deer of the Santa Fe Marls. P ’75, 257
— On some new fossil Ungulata. P ’75, 258
—— The geology of New Mexico. P 775, 263, 269, 360
—— On an extinct vulturine bird. P 775, 271
—— On the Cretaceous beds of the Galisteo. P °75, 359
— On the fossil remains of Reptilia and fishes from Illinois.
P ’75, 404
—— On the supposed Carnivora of the Eocene of the Rocky Moun-
tains. P ’75, 444
— On a new genus of lophobranchiate fishes. P 75, 450
— On a gigantic bird from the Eocene of New Mexico. P
76, 10
— On the theory of evolution. P ’76, 15
—— On the Teniodonta, a new group of Eocene Mammalia. P
16, 39
On the geologic age of the vertebrate fauna of the Eocene
of New Mexico. P ’76, 63
On some supposed lemurine forms of the Eocene period.
P ’76, 88
— On a new genus of fossil fishes. P ’76, 113
—— Fourth contribution to the history of the existing Cetacea.
P ’76, 128
— On a new genus of Camelide. P ’76, 144
—— Descriptions of some vertebrate remains from the Fort
Union beds of Montana. P ’76, 248
—— Explorations in South America. P ’76, 264
Cretaceous vertebrates of the Upper Missouri. P 76, 266
—— On some extinct reptiles and Batrachia from the Judith
River and Fox Hills beds of Montana. P ’76, 340
On the genera of Felide and Canide. P ’79, 168
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LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 33
CoprE, Epwarp D. Continued.
—— Qn remains-of horses. P ’82, 291
—— On the Condylarthra. P ’82, 95
—— On Uintatherium, Bathmodon and Triisodon. P ’82, 294
— Notes on the geographical distribution of Batrachia and
Reptilia in western North America. P ’83, 10
—— On a new extinct genus of Sirenia, from South Carolina.
P 783, 52
—— The tritubereular type of superior molar tooth. P ’83, 56
— On Dinodipsas and Causus. P ’83, 57
—— Permian fishes and reptiles. P °83, 69
—— On the mutual relations of the bunotherian Mammalia.
P °83, 77
—— On the characters of the skull in the Hadrosauride. P ’83, 97
—— On some Vertebrata from the Permian of Lllinois. P ’83, 108
—— The fishes of the Batsto River, N. J. P ’83, 132
— On the fishes of the recent and Pliocene lakes of the west-
ern part of the Great Basin, and of the Idaho Pliocene lake.
P ’83, 134
— On some fossils of the Puerco formation. P ’83, 168
—— On extinct Rhinoceri from the Southwest. P ’83, 301
—— A fin-back whale (Balenoptera) recently stranded on the
New Jersey coast. P 91, 474
—— A contribution to a knowledge of the fauna of the Blanco
Beds of Texas. P ’92, 226
— On the permanent and temporary dentitions of certain
three-toed horses. P ’92, 325
—— A Hyena and other Carnivora from Texas. P ’92, 326
—— The Batrachia and Reptilia of northwestern Texas. P ’92,
331
—— A new extinct species of Cyprinide. P ’93, 19
—— A contribution to the herpetology of British Columbia.
P ’93, 181
—— Description of a lower jaw of Tetrabelodon shepardii Leidy.
P 793, 202
—— On a collection of Batrachia and Reptilia from southwest
Missouri. P 793, 383
On the Batrachia and Reptilia of the plains at latitude
36° 30’. P ’93, 386
— Fossil fishes from British Columbia. P ’93, 401
—— Heredity in the social colonies of the Hymenoptera. P
93, 436
34 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Cope, Epwarp D. Contimued.
Observations on the geology of adjacent parts of Oklahoma
and northwest Texas. P 794, 63
—— Third addition to a knowledge of the Batrachia and Reptilia
of Costa Rica. P 794, 194
On a collection of Batrachia and Reptilia from the Island of
Hainan. P 794, 423
The Batrachia and Reptilia of the University of Pennsyl-
vania West Indian Expedition of 1890 and 1891. P ’94, 429
The fossil Vertebrata from the fissure at Fort Kennedy, Pa.
P 795, 446
—— The mesenteries of the Sauria. P ’96, 308
—— New and little known Mammalia from the Port Kennedy
bone deposit. P ’96, 378
—— On the hemipenes of the Sauria. P ’96, 461
—— On the structures and distribution of the genera of the
areiferous Anura. J VI, 67
— On the families of the raniform Anura. J VI, 189
— On the distribution of fresh-water fishes in the Allegheny
region of southwestern Virginia. J VI, 207
On the homologies and origin of the types of molar teeth
of Mammalia Eduecabilia. J VIII, 71
—— On the Batrachia and Reptilia of Costa Rica. J VIII, 93
On the Batrachia and Reptilia collected by Dr. John M.
Bransford during the Nicaraguan Canal Survey of 1874. J
VIII, 155 i"
Report on the reptiles brought by Professor James Orton
from the middle and upper Amazon and western Peru. J
VIII, 159
Note on the ichthyology of Lake Titicaca. J VIII, 185
—— New and little known Paleozoic and Mesozoic fishes. J
IX, 427
—— On Cyphornis, an extinet genus of birds. J IX, 449
—— Extinct Bovide, Canide and Felide from the Pleistocene of
the Plains. J IX, 453
—— Vertebrate remains from Port Kennedy bone deposit. J
XI, 193.
Corr, Francis R., Jk. The summer birds of Susquehanna County,
Pennsylvania. P ’98, 76
CopELAND, H. E. See Jordan, David Starr, and H. E. Copeland
SS a cee LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 35
CoguiteTT, D. W. Descriptions of new genera and species of
Diptera of Florida. P ’95, 307
Corse, J. M. On tuberculous disease in a sheep. P ’60, 548
Corse, R. M. On the development of the frog. P 57, 173
—— On the cause of monstrosities. P ’58, Biol. 9
—— Disease of lungs in sheep. P ’58, Biol. 14
— Growth of hair on cornea. P ’58, Biol. 15
—— On testicle of Arctomys, ete: P ’58, 165
Coucu, D. N. Descriptions of new birds of Northern Mexico.
P 54, 66
Covers, Exuiorr. A monograph of the Tringer of North America.
_P ’61, 170
Notes on the ornithology of Labrador. P ’61, 215
—— A monograph of the genus Agiothus, with descriptions of
new species. P ’61, 373
—— Synopsis of the North American forms of the Colymbide and
Podicipide. P ’62, 226
— Revision of the gulls of North America; based upon speci-
mens in the museum of the Smithsonian Institution. P 62, 291
—— Supplementary note to a ‘‘ Synopsis of the North American
forms of the Colymbide and Podicepide.’’ P ’62, 404
—— A review of the terns of North America. P ’62, 535
—— Additional remarks on the North American ®giothi. P
63, 40
—— On the Lestris richardsoni of Swainson; with a critical re-
view of the subfamily Lestridine. P ’63, 121
—— The crania of Colymbus torquatus and C. adamsii, com-
pared. P ’64, 21
—— A critical review of the family Procellaride: Part I, em-
bracing the Procellarier, or stormy petrels. P 64, 72
A critical review of the Family Procellaride: Part II, em-
bracing the Puffiner. P 64, 116
—— A critical review of the family Procellariide: Part III, em-
bracing the Fulmaree. P ’66, 25
—— List of the birds of Fort Whipple, Arizona: with which are
incorporated all other species ascertained to inhabit the terri-
tory; with brief critical and field notes, descriptions of new
species, ete. P ’66, 39
—— Critical review of the family Procellariide: Part IV, em-
bracing the Aestrelatee and the Prionee. P ’66, 134
36 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Cougs, Exuiorr. Continued.
Critical review of the family Procellaride: Part V, embrac-
ing the Diomedeine and the Halodromine. With a general
supplement. P ’66, 172
— Notes on a collection of mammals from Arizona. P ’67, 133
— A monograph of the Alcide. P 68, 2
List of birds collected in southern Arizona by Dr. E.
Palmer; with remarks. P ’68, 81
On the variations in the genus Ajgiothus. P ’69, 180
—— On the classification of water birds. P ’69, 193
Notes on the natural history of Fort Macon, N. C. and vicin-
ity, No. 1, P ’71, 12; No. 2,71, 120
Studies of the Tyrranide, Part 1. Revision of the species
‘of Myiarchus. P ’72, 56
—— Material for a monograph of the Spheniscide. P ’72, 170
— Synopsis of the Muride of North America. P ’74, 173
— Synopsis of the Geomyide. P ’75, 130
—— A eritical review of the North American Saccomyide. P
15, 272
—— Fasti Ornithologie redivivi, No. 1. Bartram’s ‘‘ Travels.’’
P75, 338
— Notes on Mr. Thomas Meehan’s paper on the plants of Lewis
and Clark’s Expedition across the continent, 1804-1806. P ’98,
291
Cours, Exuiorr and H. C. Yarrow. Notes on the natural his- -
tory of Fort Macon, N. C. and vicinity, No. 4. P ’78, 21; No. 5.
"78, 297
Couprr, J. Hamimton. Descriptions of the strata in which were
found fossil bones and shells from the Brunswick Canal. P
42, 216
Crampton, G. C. A contribution to the comparative morpho-
logy of the thoracic scelerites of insects. P ’09, 3
CRAWLEY, Howarp. The progressive movement of gregarines.
ee, &
—— A peculiar heliozoan. P ’02, 256
—— List of the polycystid gregarines of the United States.
P ’03, 41
—— Nosema geophili sp. n., a myxosporidian parasite of Geo-
philus. P ’03, 337
—— The polycystid gregarines of the United States. Second
‘Contribution. P ’03, 632. Third Contribution, ’07, 220
Ta LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 37
CRAWLEY, Howarp. Continued.
—— The movement of gregarines. P ’05, 89
— Celosporidium blattelle, a new sporozoan parasite of Blat-
tella germanica. P ’05, 158
Cresson, C. M. On ripple-marked sandstone. P °58, 177
Cresson, Euuiot. On explorations in Africa. P ’50, 21
Cresson, Ezra T. Descriptions of Mexican Ichneumonide. P
"73, 104, 374
—— Descriptions of new species of North American bees. P
"78, 181
Descriptions of the Ichneumonide, chiefly from the Pacific
slope of the United States and British North America. P ’78,
348
Cresson, H. T. Note on a drilled mall in the Haldeman collee-
tion of antiquities. P ’83, 43
— Notes on prehistoric copper implements. P ’83, 55
—— Aztec music. P ’83, 86
Crosspy, Cyrus R. A catalogue of the Erigonex of North America,
with notes and descriptions of new species. P ’05, 301
CrotcH, G. R. Materials for the study of the Phytophaga of the
United States. P ’73, 19
—— On the species of Buprestide found in the United States. P
73, 84
Curtis, C. H. See Berkeley, M. J., and C. H. Curtis
Da Costa, Jacos. On a process of preparing anatomical prepara-
tions. P ’54, 90
DauL, Wiuiam Heatey. Catalogue of the recent species of the
class Brachiopoda. P ’73, 177
On the marine faunal regions of the north Pacific, an in-
troductory note to the report on Alaska hydroids, by Mr.
Clark. P ’76, 205
On the extrusion of the seminal products in limpets, with
some remarks on the phylogeny of the Docoglossa. P ’76, 239
—— Report on the Brachiopoda of Alaska and the adjacent shores
of northwest America. P 777, 155
Notes on the anatomy of Pholas (Barnea) costata Linné and
Zirphea crispata Linné. P ’89, 274
On the age of the Peace Creek beds, Florida.. P ’91, 120
—— Notes on some recent brachiopods. P ’91, 172
— The phylogeny of the Docoglossa. P 93, 285
38 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Dat, WinuiAM Heaney. Continued.
Insular land shell faunas, especially as illustrated by the
data obtained by Dr. G. Baur in the Galapagos Islands. P
96, 395
—— Synopsis of the recent and tertiary Psammobiide of North
America. P 798, 57
— On the genus Halia of Risso. P ’98, 190
—— The Calaveras skull. P ’99, 2
—— Additions to the insular land shell faunas of the Pacific
Coast, especially of the Galapagos and Cocos Islands. P 1900, 88 —
—— Synopsis of the Carditacea and of the American species.
P ’02, 696
—— On the synonymic history of the genera Clava Martyn, and
Cerithium Bruguiére. P ’07, 363
Dau, W. H. and H. A. Piruspry. On some recent Japanese
Brachiopoda, with a description of a species believed to be new.
P ’91, 165
See Pilsbry, H. A., and W. H. Dall
Dana, JAMES D. General views on the classification of animals.
P °45, 281
—— Description of a new genus of Cyclops. P 745, 285
—— Conspectus Crustaceorum quae in orbis terrarum circumnavi-
gatione Carolo Wilkesi e classe Reipublice Foederate duce.
P ’50, 247, 267
Conspectus Crustaceorum, ete. Conspectus of the Crustacea
of the Exploring Expedition under Capt. Wilkes, U. 8. N. P
52, 6
— Conspectus Crustaceorum, ete. ‘Conspectus of the Crustacea
of the Exploring Expedition under Capt. Wilkes, U. S. N., in-
eluding the Crustacea Cancroidea Corystoidea. P ’52, 73
—— Catalogue and descriptions of Crustacea collected in Cali-
fornia by Dr. John L. Leconte. P 54, 175
DanieL, W. C. On the introduction of the American shad into
the Alabama River. P ’66, 236
Darsy, J. On the supra-renal capsules. P 758, Biol. 10
DarracH, Jas. Plants appearing in flower, in the neighborhood
of Philadelphia, from February to May. P ’60, 145
Catalogue of plants appearing in flower in the neighborhood
of Philadelphia, during the month of May. P ’60, 199
— List of plants flowering, in the neighborhood of Phila-
delphia in the month of June. P ’60, 302
—— LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 39
DarracyH, Jas. Continued.
—— List of plants flowering in the neighborhood of Philadelphia
in July, August, September and October. P ’60, 511
—— On tumor from stomach of horse. P ’60, Biol. 3
Davusprée Gasrie. Aucuste. Biographical notice of. P ’94, 444
Davinson, GrorcGeE. On the geysers of Pluton Cafion. P ’59, 273
Davis, G. C. Some notes from a study of the Provancher col-
lection of Ichneumonidae. P 94, 184
Davis, JosepH BarNarp. On the ecrania of the ancient Britons.
with remarks on the people themselves. P 57, 40
— On the measurement of crania. P 59, 330
—— An attempt to ascertain the average weight of the brain in
the different races of mankind. J VII, 345
Dawson, J. W. On the gypsum of Nova Scotia. P ’47, 272
—— Notice of specimens of the wheat midge from Nova Scotia.
P ’49, 210
— On fossil coniferous wood from Prince Edward Island.
P 54, 62
Day, L. T. The species of Odontomyia found in the United States.
P ’82, 74
Deane, James. Fossil footprints of Connecticut River. J II, 71
—— On the sandstone fossils of Connecticut River. J III, 173
Desy, JULIEN. Researches on the cryptogamic flora of the State
of Georgia. J III, 59
Dercum, Francis X. The lateral sensory apparatus of fishes. P
"79, 152
De Vesey, JoHN Xantus. Descriptions of two new species of
birds from the vicinity of Ft. Tejon, Cal. P 58, 117
Dewa.qQuE, G. J. Gustave. Biographical notice of. P ’99, 375
Dickerson, M. W. On fossil bones from the vicinity of Natchez,
Mississippi. P °46, 106
Remarks of fossil footprints. P °46, 109
Dietz, R. Description of a testaceous formation at Anastasia
Island, extracted from notes made on a journey to the southern
part of the United States during the winters of 1822 and 1823.
j iv, 73
Drxon, Samuet G. The development of Bacillus tuberculosis.
P ’90, 438
—— Report of experiments now being pursued in the bacteriologi-
cal laboratory of the Academy. P ’91, 161
40 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Dixon, Samuget G. Continued.
Involution form of the tubercle bacilli and the effect of
subcutaneous injections of organic substances on inflammations.
P ’93, 100
Douuey, CHas. 8. On the process of digestion in Salpa. P ’84, 113
—— On the helictites of Luray Cave. P ’86, 351
— On the histology of Salpa. P ’87, 298
—— Tracks on sandy beach of Lake Ontario. P ’88, 336
—— The botany of the Bahamas. P ’89, 130
—— The planktonokrit, a centrifugal apparatus for the volu-
metric estimation of the food-supply of oysters and other aquatic
animals. P 796, 276
-Doveuerty, Wm. H. On marbleized iron. P ’77, 194
DreEIsuerR, FuetcHer B. See Bicknell, E. P., and F. B. Dreisler
Du CHa, P. B. Notes from Africa. P 57, 194
—— Notes on travels in Africa. P ’59, 1
Dupiey, WituiAm. Description of a species of crane found in
Wisconsin, presumed to be new. P 754, 64
Duranp, Euias. On cones of Pinus pungens. P 759, 1
—— On plants from Texas. P ’61, 98
—— On the so-called ‘‘ American tea-plant.’’ P ’63, 275
—— Plante Pratteniane Californice: An enumeration of Cali-
fornia plants, made in the vicinity of Nevada, by Henry Pratten,
Esq., of New Harmony; with critical notices and descriptions of
such of them as are new, or yet unpublished in America. J III, 79
Plante Kaneane Greenlandice. Enumeration of plants col-
lected by Dr. E. K. Kane, U. S. N., in his first and second Ex-
peditions to the Polar Regions, with descriptions and remarks.
J III, 179
DuraAnp, E., THos. P. JAMES AND SAMUEL ASHMEAD. Enumera-
tion of the arctic plants collected by Dr. I. I. Hayes in his
exploration of Smith’s Sound between parallels 78th and 82d,
during the months of July, August and beginning of September,
1861. P ’63, 93
Duranp, E. and THeo. C. Himgarp. Plante Heermanniane.
Descriptions of new plants collected in South California by Dr.
A. L. Heermann, Naturalist, attached to the Survey of the
Pacific Railroad Route, under Lieut. R. S. Williamson, U. S. N.
With remarks on other plants heretofore described, and belong-
ing to the same collection. J III, 37
Dutton, Lizut. On Silurian and Devonian Brachiopoda. P ’71, 112
~ LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 41
Eakins, Toomas. The differential action of certain muscles pass-
ing more than one joint. P ’94, 172
Earue, Cuas. Palewosyops and allied genera. P 791, 106
—— A memoir upon the genus Palwosyops Leidy and its allies.
J VIII, 267
EAsTLAKe, T. WARRINGTON. Conchologia Hongkongensis. P ’28, 230:
— Entomologia Hongkongensis, report on the Lepidoptera of
Hong Kong. P ’85, 81
Ecxre.pT, J. W. Notes on the lichens in the herbarium of the
Academy. P ’86, 342
Epwarps, Amory. On the Gentoo Indians. P 752, 52
Epwarps, Wm. H. Descriptions of certain species of diurnal
Lepidoptera found within the limits of the United States and
British America. P ’61, 160; No. 2, ’62, 54; No. 3, ’62, 221
EIGENMANN, Cart H. A review of the American Gasterosteide.
P 86, 233
—— Notes on the specific mames of certain North American
fishes. P ’87, 295
_ EIGENMANN, Cari H. and CLARENCE HAMILTON KENNEDY. On a
collection of fishes from Paraguay, with a synopsis of the Ameri-
ean genera of cichlids. P ’03, 497
EIGENMANN, Cart H. and Morton W. Forpice. A review of the
American Eleotridine. P ’85, 66
—— A eatalogue of the fishes of Bean Blossom Creek, Monroe
County, Indiana. P ’85, 410
Eutot, C. Notes on tectibranchs and naked mollusks from Samoa.
P. °99; 512
Euuiott, Dante. Girarp. Description of a new species of the
genus Pitta. P ’61, 153
—— Remarks on the species composing the genus Pediocaetes
Baird. P ’62, 402
—— Remarks upon a proposed arrangement of the family of
grouse, and new genera added. P ’64, 23
—— Description of an apparently new species of owl of the
genus Scops. P ’67, 99
_Ewuiot, STEPHEN. Observations on the genus Glycine oe some of
its kindred genera. j i, 320, 371
Euuis, J. B. On the variability of Spheria quereuum. P ’79, 66
—— Reply to Dr. M. C. Cooke’s criticism of paper on variability
of Spheria quercuum Sz. P ’79, 381
Notes on some specimens of Pyrenomycetes in the Schweinitz
herbarium of the Academy. P 795, 20
42 _ LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Euuis, J. B. and BensaAmin M. Everuart. New North American
fungi. P ’90, 219
— — New species of fungi from various localities. P ’91, 76
—— New species of North American fungi from various localities.
P ’93, 128
—— New species of fungi from various localities. P ’93, 440;
"94, 322; 95, 413
Euwyn, Aurrep L. Oil from Indian corn. P ’43, 266
Emmons, E. On Clepsysaurus. P 759, 151
—— On the debitumenization of coal. P 59, 162
ENGELMAN, Geo. Notes on the Conifere. P ’76, 173
Ennis, JAcos. On the young of Kalemys muhlenburgii. P ’61, 124
— On the color of stars. P ’63, 26
—— Additions to the catalogue of stars which have changed their
color. P ’63, 96, 159
— Additions to the catalogue of stars which have changed their
colors; or which have appeared with different colors at different
times. P ’64, 51
On the influence of the earth’s atmosphere on the color of the
stars. P ’64, 161
On kitchen-middens near Cape May Court House, N. J.
P ’66, 290
—— The necessity and velocity of nebular rotation. P ’67, 87
—— The mechanical theory of solar heat. P ’67, 226
The auroral display of April 15, 1869.. P ’69, 173
Our sidereal system and the direction and distance to its
eentre. P ’76, 360
—— The electric constitution of the solar system. P ’78, 102
Elements of sidereal system. P 778, 174
Espy, James P. On the artificial production of rain. P 44, 91—
Evans, JoHn and B. F. SHumarp. Descriptions of new fossil
species from the Cretaceous formation of Sage Creek, Neb., col-
lected by the North Pacific R. R. Expedition under Governor
J.J. Stevens. P ’54, 163
—— Descriptions of new fossil species from the fresh water
Tertiary formation of Nebraska, collected by the North Pacific
R. R. Expedition under Governor J. J. Stevens. P 54, 164
—— See Norwood, J. G., J. Evans, and B. F. Shumard
EVERHART, BENJAMIN M. See Ellis, J. B., and B. M. Everhart
EvERMANN, Barton W. and Martin W. Forpice. List of fishes col-
lected in Harvey and Cowley Counties, Kansas, P ’85, 412
ees si LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 43
EverMANN, B. W. and Seru E. Meex. A review of the species
of Gerres found in American waters. P ’83, 116
— A revision of the American species of the genus Gerres.
P 86, 256
EYERMAN, JOHN. Notes on geology and mineralogy. P ’89, 32
—— Preliminary notice of some minerals from the serpentine belt,
near Easton, Pennsylvania. P ’91, 464
Fannestock, G. W. Memoranda of the effect of carburetted
hydrogen gas upon a collection of exotic plants. P ’58, 118
Ferriss, James H. See Pilsbry, H. A., and J. A. Ferriss
Fesuer, Bert. See Jordan, D. 8., and B. Fesler
Frevpe, ApeLe M. Observations on tenacity of life, and regener-
ation of excised parts in Lumbricus terrestris. P ’85, 20
—— Fishing lines and ligatures from the silk-glands of lepidop-
terus larve. P ’86, 298
—— Chinese women and spiritism. P ’86, 319
— Notes on the geology of China. P ’87, 30
—— Chinese rhizopods. P ’87, 31
—— Note on the multiplication of Distoma. P ’87, 115
—— Sugar in China. P ’87, 118
—— Notes on fresh-water rhizopods of Swatow, China. P ’87, 122
—— On an aquatic larva and its case. P ’87, 293
—— Notes on an aquatic insect, or insect-larva, having jointed
dorsal appendages. P ’88, 129
—— On an insect-larva habitation. P ’88, 176
—— A study of an ant. P ’01, 425
—— Further study of an ant. P 01, 521
— Notesonan ant. P ’02, 599
—— Supplementary notes on an ant. P ’03, 491
—— Experiments with ants induced to swim. P 03, 617
— Three odd incidents in ant-life. P ’04, 639
Finscu, O. Remarks on the ‘‘ Synopsis of the genus Chettusia
(Lobivanellus) with a description of a new species by J. A.
Ogden.’’ P 772, 32
FisHer, J. C. On periodicity in insects. P 51, 236
— On a new species of Cicada. P 51, 272
—— On the aurora borealis. P 752, 51
—— Description of a new species of Argynnis. P ’58, 79
— On the antlers of a reindeer. P 759, 194
—— On peat from Atrato River. P ’60, 515
—— On photograph of parasitic insect. P 60, 551
44 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Foorr, A. E. A new locality for analcite. P ’80, 252
—— On a probable pseudomorphism of gummite and uranatile
after uraninite. P ’80, 292
—— On a large sphene from Canada. P ’80, 341
—— On the stalactites of Luray Cave. P ’82, 48
—— A new locality for sphene. P ’82, 49
—— On twin crystals of zireon. P ’82, 50
—— A new mineral from Canada. P ’82, 58
—— A large zircon. P ’84, 214
—— On large crystals of stibnite. P ’85, 224
— The opal mines of Queretaro, Mexico. P ’86, 278
— Geological features of the meteoric iron locality in Arizona.
P 91, 407
—— A new meteoric iron from Garrett County, Maryland. P
91, 455
A meteoric stone seen to fall at Bath, South Dakota. P ’92, 353
Footr, WARREN M. Preliminary note on a new alkali mineral.
P 795, 408
Forp, Henry A. On the characters of Troglodytes gorilla, P 752, 30.
Forp, JouHn. Notes descriptive of a stone mound and its contents.
P 77, 255
— Onastone axe. P ’77, 305
—— Menaccanite from Fairmont Park. P ’82, 40
— Embryology of Fulgur, ete. P ’84, 292
—— Distribution of Modiola tulipa. P ’86, 274
—— Description of a new species of Ocinebra. P ’88, 188
Remarks on Oliva inflata Chem., O. irisans Lam., and other
species of shells. P ’89, 137
Notes on Crepidula. P ’89, 345
—— Description of a new species of Helix. P ’90, 188
—— Description of new species of Anctus and Oliva. P ’91, 97
-—— Remarks on a new specis of Cyprea. P ’93, 310
—— Cyprea lynx deformed by disease. P ’97, 328
ForpicE, Morton W. A review of the American species of
Stromateide. P ’84, 311
—— See Eigenman, Carl H., and M. W. Fordice
—— See Evermann, Barton W., and M. W. Fordice
—— See Kirsch, Philip H., and M. W. Fordice
Forwoop, Wm. H. On sphenes from Delaware County, Pa. P
"76, 176
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FouLKe, Sara GWENDOLEN. Observations on Actinasphxrium
eichornii. P ’83, 125
— Some phenomena in the life-history of Clathrulina elegans.
-P ’84,17
— On a new species of rotifer, of the genus Apsilus. P ’84, 37
— Some notes on Manayunkia speciosa. P ’84, 48
— A new species of Trachelius. P ’84, 51
— Dictyophora as Apsilus vorax. P ’84, 51
Fou.ke, Wmu1Am Parker. On Hugh Miller’s lecture ‘‘ The Two
Records.’’ P ’54, 69
— Criticism of Hugh Miller’s ‘‘ The Testimony of the Rocks.’’
P ’57, 104
—— On the Deep River Country. P ’58, 9
—— On fossils from the Green Sand of Haddonfield, New Jersey.
P ’58, 213
—— Movements in the newly born. P ’58, Biol. 7
—— On pine cones from Blue Mountain, Pennsylvania. P 759, 1
—— On chemical geology. P ’60, 96 ;
Fowke, Gerarp. Archeological work in Ohio. P ’95, 506
Fowke Gerarp A. and W. K. Mooreneap. Recent mound ex-
-ploration in Ohio. P 794, 308
Fow.er, Henry W. A list of fishes collected at Port Antonio,
Jamaica. P ’99, 118
— Notes on a small collection of Chinese fishes. P ’99, 179
— Description of Ameiurus lacustris okeechobeensis. P ’99, 480
—— Observations on fishes from the Caroline Islands. P ’99, 482
—— Note on Ameiurus prosthistius. P 1900, 352
—— Contributions to the ichthyology of the tropical Pacific.
P 1900, 493
—— Note on the Odontostomide. P ’01, 211
—— Description of a new hemiramphid. P ’01, 293
— Fishes from Caroline Island. P-°’01, 324
—— Types of fishes. P ’01, 327
— — Myctophum phengodes in the North Atlantic. P ’01, 620
— Descriptions of several fishes from Zanzibar Island, two of
which are new. P ’03, 161
Life colors of Peecilia Hmantouri, and description of a new
Heros from Mexico. P ’03, 320
—— Description of a new gurnard from Florida, with notes on the
colors of some other Florida fishes. P ’03, 328
—— Notes on a few fishes from the Mosquito Coast of Nicaragua.
P 703, 346
46 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Fow er, Henry W. Continued.
—— Descriptions of new, little known, and typical Atherinide.
P 08, 727
— New and little known Mugilide and Sphyraenide. P ’03, 743
—— Description of a new lantern fish. P ’03, 754
—— Note on the Characinide. P ’04, 119
—— New, little known and typical berycoid fishes. P ’04, 222
Description of a new race of Notropis chalybeus from New
Jersey. P ’04, 239
Notes on fishes from Arkansas, Indian Territory and Texas.
P ’04, 242
—— New, rare or little known scombroids. No. 1, P ’04, 757;
No. 2, ’05, 56; No. 3, ’06, 114
—— Notes on some Arctic fishes, with a description of a new
Onecocottus. P ’05, 362
— Some fishes from Borneo. P ’05, 455
—— The sphagnum frog of New Jersey—Rana virgatipes Cope.
P ’05, 662
— Some cold-blooded vertebrates of the Florida Keys. P ’06, 77
—— Further knowledge of some heterognathous fishes. Part I.
P ’06, 293; Part II, ’06, 431
— Note on the dusky salamander. P ’06, 356
—— Descriptions of two new species of Centropomus. P ’06, 423
—— Some new and little-known perecoid fishes. P ’06, 510
— Notes on Serranide. P ’07, 249
—— A collection of fishes from Victoria, Australia. P ’07, 419
—— Notes on lancelets and lampreys. P ’07, 461 :
— Notes on sharks. P ’08, 52
— A synopsis of the Cyprinide of Pennsylvania. P ’08, 517
—— A new species of fish of the genus Atopichthys, with notes on
New Jersey fishes. P ’09, 406 :
—— Thamnophis butleri again in Pennsylvania. P ’10, 149
— Notes on the variation of some species of the genus Notropis.
P 710, 273
Notes on batoid fishes. P 710, 468
—— Description of four new cyprinoids (Rhodeinz). . P ’10, 476
—— Little-known New Jersey fishes. P 10, 599
—— Notes on chimeroid and ganoid fishes. P 710, 603
—— A new albuloid fish from Santo Domingo. P 710, 651
—— A collection of fishes from Sumatra. J XII, 495
ee FLIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 47
Fow.er, Henry W. and Ricuarp J. Pours. A new fish of the
genus Paralepis from New Jersey. P °10, 403
See Sharp, Benj., and H. W. Fowler
Fox, Henry. The development of the tympano-eustachian pass-
age and associated structures in the common toad, Bufo
lentiginosus. P ’01, 223
Fox, Wmu1am J. Report on the Hymenoptera collected in West
Greenland. P ’92, 133
—— The North American Larridae. P ’93, 467
—— A proposed classification of the fossorial Hymenoptera of
North America. P 94, 292
—— Synopsis of the Stizini of boreal America. P ’95, 264
—— Synopsis of the Bembicini of boreal America. P 795, 351
—— Synopsis of the North American species of Gorytes Latr.
=~ FP °96, 517
— Contributions to a knowledge of the Hymenoptera of Brazil,
No. 1, Scoliidae, P ’96, 292; No. 2, Pompilidae, ’97, 229,
No. 3, Sphegidae, 97, 373; No. 4, Thynnine and additions,
98, 72; No. 5, Vespide, *98, 445; No. 6, A collection from
Rio Grande do Sul and Sao Paulo, 99, 195; No. 7, Eumenide
(genera Zethus, Labus, Zethoides, Eumenes, Montezumia and
Nortonia), 99, 407; No. 8, Eumenide, continued (genus Ody-
nerus, *02, 144
—— The Hymenoptera collected by Dr. A. Donaldson Smith in
northeast Africa. P ’96, 547
—— Synopsis of the United States species of the hymenopterous
genus Centris Fabr, with description of new species from
Trinidad. P ’99, 63
See Cockerell, A. D. T., and Wm. J. Fox
See Skinner, Henry, and Wm. J. Fox
Frazer, Persiror, Jk. On sediment in water from Geyser Spring,
Saratoga. P ’72, 41
— On the value of paleontology. P ’74, 11
— On Pilot Knob, Iron Mountain and Mine La Motte. P ’74, 85
— On the chemical formulas of minerals. P ’74, 92, 110
— On a coal-cutting machine. P ’74, 117
—— On the geology of certain lands in Ritchie and Tyler Counties,
W. Va. P 74, 168
—— Weathering of rocks. P ’74, 228
— Mineralogical notes. P ’75, 10
—— On the microscopic structure of rocks. P 775, 17
48 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
FRAZER, Persiror, Jr. Continued.
—— On thin sections of the traps of the Mesozoic basin. P ’75, 72
—— On the character of the Lower Silurian slate at their out-
crops. P 775, 76
— On the Trias of York County, Pa. P ’75, 123
On the structure of the York County Valley limestone and
on micro-photography of minerals. P °75, 128
On the Mesozoic Red Sandstone of the Atlantic States. P
"75, 440
— On dialysis in oyster culture. P ’75, 442
—— On heat and chemical action. P ’75, 444
—— On the age and origin of certain quartz veins. P 776, 36
—— Notes on some paleozoic limestones. P ’76, 60
—— Notes on two traps: A case of alteration of earthy sediments.
P ’76, 60
— On the microscopic observation of minute objects. P ’76, 84
— On certain trap rocks from Brazil. P ’76, 119
—— On the Hudson River and Utica slates of Pennsylvania.
roti, 4%
Anthracite from ‘‘ Third-Hill Mountain,’’ West Virginia.
© tt, ae
—— On copper-bearing rocks of the Mesozoic formation. P ’77, 17
—— Contamination of drinking water. P ’77, 19
—— Two supposed new trap dykes in Chester County, Pennsyl-
vania. P ’96, 206
Geological section from Moseow to Siberia and return.
P ’97, 405
—— History of the Caribbean Islands from a petrographic point
of view. (Abstract). P ’03, 396
Gaps, WitLIAM M. Descriptions of two new species of Carboni-
ferous fossils brought from Fort Belknap, Texas, by Dr. Moore.
P ’69, 297
Catalogue of invertebrate fossils of the Cretaceous formation
of the Umited States. P ’59, App.
Descriptions of new species of Cretaceous fossils from New
Jersey. P ’60, 93
Descriptions of some new species of Cretaceous fossils from
South America. P ’60, 197
On the identity of Ammonites texanus Roemer, and A. ves-
pertinus Morton. P ’60, 202
———_ ; ‘LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 49
Gass, WinuiAM M. Continued.
—— Description of a new species of cephalopod, from the Eocene
of Texas. P ’60, 324
—— Description of a new species of Cassidulus, from the Creta-
ceous formation of Alabama. P ’60, 518
—— Description of a new genus and species of amorphozoon, from
the Cretaceous of New Jersey. P 60, 518
—— Reply to Marcou’s criticism of catalogue of Cretaceous fossils.
P 760, 548
—— Descriptions of some new species of Tertiary fossils from
Chiriqui, Central America. P ’60, 567
—— Synopsis of the American Cretaceous Brachiopoda. P ’61, 18
— On Gryphza calceola and Ostrea marshii. P ’61, 21
—— On an outcrop of the ‘‘Ridley Group’’ in New Jersey. P
61, 124
—— List of the Mollusea inhabiting the neighborhood of Phila-
delphia. P ’61, 306
—— Description of new species of Cretaceous fossils from New
Jersey, Alabama and Mississippi. P ’61, 318
— Notes on Cretaceous fossils with descriptions of a few addi-
tional new species. P 61, 363
—— Descriptions of new species of American Tertiary fossils and.
a new Carboniferous cephalopod from Texas. P ’61, 367
—— A revision of the species of Baculites described in Dr. Mor-
ton’s Synopsis of the Cretaceous Group of the United States.
P ’61, 394
—— Description of a new species of cephalopod from the coast
of California. P ’62, 483
—— On kitchen-middens near San Franciseo. P ’68, 182
—— On fossils from the Amazon Valley. P ’68, 183
—— On copper ore in Arizona. P ’68, 228
—— Notes on the genus Polorthus Gabb. P ’72, 259
—— Notice of a collection of Cretaceous fossils from Chihuahua,
Mexico. P ’72, 263
—— Description of some new genera of Mollusea. P ’72, 270
—— On the Indian tribes of Costa Rica. P ’75, 330
—— Genesis of Cassidaria striata Lam. P ’75, 361
—— Note on Mr. Berthoud’s paper. P ’75, 366
—— Note on the discovery of representatives of three orders of
fossils new to the Cretaceous formation of North America.
P ’76, 178
50 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Gass, WiuuiAM M. Continued.
—— Notes on American Cretaceous fossils, with descriptions of
some new species. P ’76, 276
— Correction of ‘‘Notes on American Cretaceous fossils.’? P
"77, 306 |
—— Descriptions of some new species of Cretaceous fossils. J
IV, 299
Descriptions of new species of fossils, probably Triassic, from
Virginia. J IV, 307
Descriptions of new species of American Tertiary and Cre-
taceous fossils. J IV, 375
—— Description of a collection of fossils, made by Doctor An-
tonio Raimondi in Peru. J VIII, 263
—— Descriptions of Caribbean Miocene fossils. J VIII, 337
—— Descriptions of new species of fossils from the Pliocene clay
beds between Limon and Moen, Costa Rica, together with notes
on previously known species from there and elsewhere in the
Caribbean area. J VIII, 349
Gass, Wo. M. and Gro. H. Horn. Descriptions of new Cretaceous
corals from New Jersey. P ’60, 366
Monograph of the fossil Polyzoa of the Secondary and Ter-
tiary formations of North America. J V, 111
GaMBEL, WILLIAM. Descriptions of some new and rare birds of
the Rocky Mountains and California. P 743, 258
Descriptions of new and little known birds eolleeted in
Upper California. P 7°45, 263
—— Remarks on the birds observed in Upper California. P 7°46,
44, 110; °47, 154, 200
—— On birds of Florida. P 748, 74
—— Description of a new Mexican quail. P 48, 77
—— Descriptions of two new Californian quadrupeds. P °48, 77
—— Contributions to American ornithology. P 748, 126
—— Remarks on the birds observed in Upper California, with
descriptions of new species. J I, 25, 215
—— Description of a new species of Mergulus, Ray, from the coast
of California. J IT, 55
GARDINER, JOHN and L. J. K. Brace. Provisional list of the plants
of the Bahama Islands, P ’89, 349
GARRETT, ANDREW. Descriptions of new species of marine shells
inhabiting the South Sea Islands. P ’73, 209
Description of a new species of Goniodoris. P ’73, 232
— LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 51
GARRETT, ANDREW. Continued.
—— Descriptions of new species of land shells inhabiting the
South Sea Islands. P 73, 233
—— List of land shells inhabiting Rurutu, one of the Austral
Islands, with remarks on their synonymy, geographical range,
and descriptions of new species. P °79, 17
— Description of a new species of Goniobranchus. P ’79, 31
—— The terrestrial Mollusea inhabiting the Samoa or Navigator
Islands. P ’87, 124
The terrestrial Mollusca inhabiting the Cook’s or Hervey
Islands. J VIII, 381
The terrestrial Mollusea inhabiting the Society Islands. J,
cm, 17
Garrison, F. Lynwoop. Notes on minerals. P ’07, 445
GEIKIE, ARCHIBALD. Biographical notice of. P ’02, 627
Gentu, F. A. On some minerals which accompany gold in Cali-
fornia. P ’52, 113
On strontiano-calcite, a new mineral. P ’52, 114
—— On rhodophyllite, a new mineral. P 752, 121
— On salts of cobalt and ammonia. P ’52, 147
—— On a probable new element with iridosmine and platinum
from California. P ’52, 209
—— On a new variety of gray copper, perhaps a new mineral. P
53, 296
—— On owenite, a new mineral. P 53, 297
—— Harrerite identical with smithsonite. P ’54, 232
— Analyses of the meteoric iron from Tuczon, province of
Sonora, Mexico. P 755, 317
—— On certain doubtful minerals. P ’67, 86
—— On tin stone from Missouri. P ’68, 142
— On cupriferous ore from Texas. P 68, 227
GentH, F. A., Jr. The so-called emery-ore from Chelsea, Bethel
Township, Delaware County, Pa. P ’80, 311
—— On an undescribed meteoric iron from E. Tennessee. P
’86, 366
— On two minerals from Delaware County, Pa. P ’89, 50
Gentry, Auan F. Description of a new species of the genus
Cyanocorax. P ’85, 90
—— A review of the genus Phrynosoma. P ’85, 138
Gentry, THos. G. On Alyssum ealycinum. P 771, 111
—— On hybridism between Macacus nemestrinus and M. cynomol-
gus: P °72, 122
52 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Gentry, THos. G. Continued.
On the habits of Sciurus hudsonius Pal. P ’73, 101
Observations on change in structure of a larva of Dryocampa
imperialis. P °73, 274
Influence of nutrition on sex among the Lepidoptera. P
"73. 281
—— Fertilization of Pedicularis canadensis. P ’73, 287
—— Double flowers of Ranunculus fascicularis. P ’73, 289
— Observations on nests of Sayornis fuseus. P ’73, 292
—— Observations on the habits of the neuters of Formica san-
guinea. P 73, 298
— On Rudbeckia hirta. P ’73, 300
— Onaswarm of ephemerids. P 773, 350
—— On the nest of Vireo solitarius Vieil. P ’73, 354
— On the habits of some American species of birds. P ’74, 96
— Curious anomaly in history of certain larve of Acronycta
oblinita Guenée, and hints on phylogeny of Lepidoptera. P
"75, 24
GESNER, Wm. On the coal and iron resources of Alabama. P ’76,
163
GipBEs, Lewis R. Catalogue of the Crustacea in the cabinet of the
Academy of Natural Sciences, Philadelphia, August 20,- 1847
with notes on the most remarkable. P ’50, 22
GiBBES, Ropert W. Description of the teeth of a new fossil
animal found in the Green Sand of South Carolina. P °45, 254
—— On the fossil Squalide of the United States. P ’46, 41
—— Description of new species of squalides from the Tertiary
beds of South Carolina. P ’47, 266
— On Eocene fossils from South Carolina. P ’48, 57
— On mound skulls from South Carolina. P 53, 433
—— On the fossil genus Basilosaurus Harlan, (Zeuglodon Owen)
with a notice of specimens from the Eocene Green Sand of South
Carolina. JI, 5
— — Monograph of the fossil Squalide of the United States. J
I, 139, 191
—— New species of Myliobates from the Eocene of South Caro-
lina, with other genera not heretofore observed in the United
States. J I, 299
Gippons, Wm. P. Seventeen-year locust. P ’43, 278
—— Comparison of thermometer and barometer. P ’44, 164
—— Description of four new species of viviparous fishes from
Sacramento River and the Bay of San Franciseo. P ’54, 105
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Gippons, Wm. P. Continued.
— Descriptions of new species of viviparous marine and fresh
water fishes, from the Bay of San Francisco, and from the river
and lagoons of the Sacramento. P 54, 122
Gisps, GeorGE. On Indian crania. P 56, 61
Gupert, Cuas. H. See Jordan, David Starr, and C. H. Gilbert
Git, THEODORE. On the genus Callionymus of authors. P ’59, 128
— Description of Hyporhamphus, a new genus of fishes allied
to Hemirhamphus (Cuv.) P 59, 131
— On Dactyloscopus and Leptoscopus, two new genera of the
family Uranoscopidae. P ’59, 132
— Notes on a collection of Japanese fishes made by Dr. ef
Morrow. P ’59, 144
—— Description of a third genus of Hemirhamphine. P ’59, 155
— Description of new generic types of cottoids from the col-
lection of the North Pacific Exploring Expedition under Comm.
John Rogers. P ’59, 165
—— Descriptions of a new species of Calliamidea (Ed). P ’59, 167
— Description of a new genus of Salariane from the West
Indies. P ’59, 168
—— Description of a type of gobioids immediately between Soline
and Tridentigerine. P 59, 195
—— Description of a new South American type of siluroids allied
to Callophysus. P ’59, 196
— Notes on the nomenclature of North American fishes. P 60, 19
— On the pertinence of the Alosa teres Dekay, to the genus
Dussumiera Val. P ’60, 21
—— Conspectus piscium in Expeditione ad Oceanum Pacificum
septentrionalem, C. Ringgold and J. Rodgers ducibus, a Gulielmo
Stimpson collectorum. Sicydine. P 760, 100
— Monograph of the genus Labrosomus Sw. P ’60, 102
— Monograph of the genus Labrax, of Cuvier. P ’60, 108
— Monograph of the Philypni. P ’60, 120
— Description of a new species of the genus Anableps of
Gronovius. P ’61, 3
On the classification of the Eventognathi or Cyprini, a
suborder of Teleocephali. P ’61, 6
Appendix to the ‘‘Monograph of the Philypni’’ and descrip-
tion of the genus Lembus of Gunther. P ’61, 16
—— Synopsis of the subfamily of Clupeine, with descriptions of
new genera. P ’61, 33
54 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
GitL, THEODORE. Continued.
— Synopsis of the subfamily of Percine. P ’61, 44
—— Synopsis generum Rhyptici et affinium. P ’61. 52
— On new generic types of fishes. P ’61, 77
—— Revision of the genera of North American Scienine. P 61, 79
— On the Liostomine. P ’61. 89
—— On the identity of the genera Neomenis of Girard and
Lutjanus of Bloch. P ’61, 93
—— Descriptions of two species of marine fishes. P ’61, 98
—— On the Haploidonotine. P ’61, 100
—— On the genus Anisotremus. P ’61, 105
—— On the uranoseopoids. P ’61, 108
—— Notes on some genera of fishes of the western coast of North
America. P ’61, 164
—— On a new type of aulostomatoids, found in Washington
Territory. P ’61, 164
On the genus Podothecus. P ’61, 258
Monograph of the tridigitate uranoscopoids. P ’61, 263
Synopsis of the polynematoids. P ’61, 271
Synopsis of the sillaginoids. P ’61, 501
Description of a new species of Sillago. P 761, 505
Synopsis of the chenichthyoids. P ’61, 507
Synopsis of the harpagiferoids. P ’61, 510
—— Synopsis of the notothenioids. P ’61, 512
Catalogue of the fishes of the eastern coast of North America
from Greenland to Georgia. P ’61, Suppl.
Notice of a new species of Hemilepidotus, and remarks on
the group (Temnistie) of which it isa member. P ’62, 13
On the subfamily of Argentinine. P ’62, 14
—— Appendix to the synopsis of the subfamily of Percine. P
62, 15
—— Note on the scivnoids of California. P ’62, 16
—— Synopsis of the family of cirrhitoids. P ’62, 102
—— Description of a new species of Cirrhitus. P ’62, 122
—— On the limits and arrangement of the family of seombroids.
P ’62, 124
—— Descriptions of new species of Alepidosauroide. P ’62, 127
—— On a new species of Priacanthus discovered in Narragansett
Bay, R. I. P ’62, 132
—— On the West African genus Hemichromis and descriptions of
new species in the museums of the Academy and Smithsonian
Institution. P ’62, 134
AEE
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Git, THEODORE. Continued.
— Catalogue of the fish2s of Lower California, in the Smith-
sonian Institution, collected by Mr. J. Xantus. P ’62, 140;
Pt. IT, 242; Pt. III, 249
—— On a new genus of fishes allied to Aulorhynehus and on the
affinities of the family Aulorhynchoide, to which it belongs.
P 62, 233
-—— Remarks on the relations of the genera and other groups of
Cuban fishes. P ’62, 235
—— Notice of a collection of fishes of California presented to the
Smithsonian Institution by Mr. Samuel Hubbard. P ’62, 274
—— Synopsis of the species of lophobranchiate fishes of Western
North America. P ’62, 282
—— Notes on the family of scombroids. P ’62, 328
Notes on some genera of fishes of western North America.
P ’62, 329
—— Synopsis of the carangoids of the eastern coast of North
America. P 62, 430
Description of a new generic type of mormyroids and note
on the arrangement of the genus. P ’62, 443
—— On the synonymy and systematic position of the genus Etetis
of Cuvier and Valenciennes. -P 62, 445
—— On the classification of the families and genera of the Squali
of California. P ’62, 483
— On the limits and affinity of the family leptoscopoids. P
62, 301
— Catalogue of the North American scienoid fishes. P 63, 28
—— Systematic arrangement of the mollusks of the family Vivi-
paride and others, inhabiting the Umited States. P ’63, 33
—— Catalogue of the fishes of Lower California in the Smith-
sonian Institution, collected by Mr. J. Xantus. P 63, 80
—— Descriptions of some new species of Pediculati, and on the
classification of the group. P 63, 88 .
—— Descriptive enumeration of a collection of fishes from the
western coast of Central America presented to the Smithsonian
Institution by Capt. John M. Dow. P ’63, 162
Description of a new species of Cheerojulis from North Caro-
lina. P ’63, 205
-—— On an unnamed generic type allied to Sebastis. P ’63, 207
—— Description of a new generic type of ophidioids. P ’63, 209
Synopsis of the pomacentroids of the western coast of
North and Central Ameriea. P 63, 213
56 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
GitL, THEODORE. Continued.
—— Notes on the labroids of the western coast of North America.
63, 221
—— Synopsis of the family of lepturoids and description of a
remarkable new generic type. P 63, 224
— Synopsis of the North American gadoid fishes. P ’63, 229
—— Descriptions of the genera of gadoid and brotuloid fishes of
western North America. P ’63, 242
—— Synopsis of the family of Tycodoide. P ’63. 254
— Descriptions of the gobioid genera of the western coast of
temperate North America. P ’63, 262
— On the gobioids of the eastern coast of the United States.
P ’63, 267
— On the genus Periophthalmus of Schneider. P ’63, 271
—— Notes on the genera of Hemiramphine. P ’63, 272
—— Description of the genus Stereolepis Ayres. P ’63, 329
—— Description of the genus Oxyjulis Gill. P ’63, 330
—— Note on some recent additions to the ichthyological fauna of
Massachusetts. P ’63, 332
—— Note on the species of Sebastes of the eastern coast of North
America. P ’63, 333
— Description of a new labroid genus allied to Trochocopus
Gthr. P 64, 57, 151
—— Note on the nomenclature of genera and species of the family
Echineidoide. P ’64, 59
—— Critical remarks on the genera Sebastes and Sebastodes of
Ayres. P 64, 145
—— Second contribution to the selachology of California. P
64, 147
—— On several points in ichthyology and conchology. P ’64, 151
—— Note on the paralepipoids and microstomatoids. and on some
peculiarities of Arctic ichthyology. P ’64, 187
Synopsis of the cyclopteroids of eastern North America.
_ P ’64, 189
—— Synopsis of the pleuronectoids of California and north-
western America. P ’64, 194
—— Description of a new generic type of pleuronectoids in the
collection of the Geological Survey of California. P ’64, 198
—— On the affinities of several doubtful British fishes. P ’64, 199
—— Note on the family of stichwoids. P ’64, 208
—— Synopsis of the pleuronectoids of the eastern coast of North
America. P ’64, 211
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GiLL, THEODORE. Continued.
—— Synopsis of the eastern American sharks. P ’64, 258
— Synopsis of the genus Pomoxys Raf. P ’65, 64
—— On the genus Caulolatilus. P 65, 66
—— On the cranial characteristics of Gadus productus Grd.
P ’65, 69
—— Note on several genera of cyprinoids. P 65, 69
—— Ona new genus of Serranine. P ’65, 104
— On a new generic type of sharks. P 65, 177
—— On two species of Delphinide from California, in the Smith-
sonian Institution. P ’65, 177
— On a new generic type of the family Tapiride. P ’65, 183
—— On some new species of fishes obtained by Prof. Orton from
the Maranon, or Upper Amazon, and Napo Rivers. P ’70, 92
— Note on Cottus grenlandicus Fabr. P ’72, 213
—— On the affinities of the sirenians. P ’73, 262
— Ona new American species of pleuronectoid (Glyptocephalus
acadianus). P ’73, 360
—— Notes on fishes from the Isthmus of Panama, collected by Dr.
J. F. Bransford, U.S. N. P ’76, 335
— On the mutual relations of the hemibranchiate fishes. P
"84, 154
— On the anacanthine fishes. P ’84, 167
— Note on the genus Kuhlia. P ’07, 150
GitL, THEO. and J. T. Bransrorp. Synopsis of the fishes of Lake
_ Niearagua. P ’77, 175
GituETTE, C. P. Chermes of Colorado conifers. P ’01, 3
GiuuiAMs, Jacos. Descriptions of two new species of Linnean
Lacerta. ji, 460
—— Description of a new species of fish of the Linnwan genus
Perea. Jiv, 80
GILPIN, On a cetacean from Delaware. P °44, 166
GirARD, CHARLES. Historical sketch of Gordiaceew. P 51, 279
A revision of North American Astaci, with observations on
their habits and geographical distribution. P 752, 87
Descriptions of new nemerteans and planarians from the
coast of the Carolinas. P ’53, 365
—— Observation on a species of Rana and Bufo from Oregon.
P 753, 378
— On Cambarus gambelii. P 753, 380
—— On a supposed new species of Salmo. P 753, 380
58 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
GIRARD, CHARLES. Continued.
—— Observations upon the American species of the genus Esox.
P ’53, 386
—— Note on a nest constructed by catfish. P ’53, 387
Descriptions of new species of reptiles collected by the U. S.
Exploring Expedition, under the command of Capt. Charles
Wilkes, U.S. N. P. 53, 420
On a new entomostracan, of the family Limnadide, inhabit-
ing the western waters. P 754, 3
Notice of a new species of Salmonide from the northeastern
part of the U.S. P ’54, 85
A list of the North American bufonids with diagnoses of new
species. P 754, 86
—— Descriptions of new fishes, collected by Dr. A. L. Heermann,
Naturalist attached to the survey of the Pacific R. R. Route under
Lt. R. S. Wilhamson. P ’54, 129
— Enumeration of the species of marine fishes, collected at San
Franciseo, Cal., by Dr. C. B. R. Kennerly, naturalist attached to
the survey of the Pacific R. R. Route under A. W. Whipple.
P 54, 141
Observations upon a collection of fishes made on the Pacific
coast of the U. S., by Lt. W. P. Trowbridge for the museum of
the Smithsonian Institution. P ’54, 142
Characteristics of -some cartilaginous fishes of the Pacific
Coast of North America. P ’54, 196
Abstract of a report to Lieut. James M. Gilliss, U. S. N.,
upon fishes collected during the U. 8. Astronomical Expedition
to Chili. P ’54, 197
Abstract of a report to Lieut. James M. Gilliss, U. S. N. upon
the reptiles collected during the U. 8S. N. Astronomical Expedi-
tion to Chili: P 54, 226
Notice upon the viviparous fishes inhabiting the Pacific
coast of North America with an enumeration of the species ob-
‘served. P ’55, 318
Contributions to the ichthyology of the western coast of the
United States from specimens in the museum of the Smith-
sonian Museum. P 756, 131
On a new genus and species of Urodela from the collections
of the United States Exploring Expedition under Comm, Charles
Wilkes, U. S. N. P 56, 140
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GirarD, CHARLES. Continued.
—— Researches upon the cyprinoid fishes inhabiting the fresh
waters of the United States of America west of the Mississippi
valley from specimens in the museum of the Smithsonian In-
stitution. P ’56, 165
Notice upon the species of the genus Salmo of authors, ob-
served chiefly in Oregon and California. P ’56, 217
—— Descriptions of some new reptiles, collected by the U. S. Ex-
ploring Expedition, under the command of Captain Charles
Wilkes. P 57, 181, 195
—— Notice upon new genera and new species of marine and fresh
water fishes from western North America. P 57, 200
—— Notes upon various new genera and new species of fishes in
the museum of the Smithsonian Institution and collected in con-
nection with the United States and Mexican boundary Survey:
Major Wm. Emery, commissioner. P ’58, 167
—— Ichthyological notices. P ’58, 222; 59, 56, 100, 113, 157
—— Embryonic development of Planocera elliptica. J II, 307
See Baird, Spencer F., and Charles Girard
GLIDDON, GrorGE R. Remarks on specimens from Egypt. P 42, 172
—— On Egyptian remains. P ’42, 204
—— Seventeen year locust. P °43, 279
— On Egyptian funereal tablets. P °47, 216
—— On the present existence of the Ibis religiosa in Egypt.
P 50, 84
Gopparp, Paut B. Nictitating membrane of the eye of birds.
r 41,3
— Cause of deformity of crania. P ’41, 37
—— Remarks on Missourium kochii. P 741, 115
—— On an improvement in the daguerreotype. P 42, 158
— Remarks on Infusoria. P 742, 172
—— Remarks on fossil wood. P 742, 172
—— On an inflated lung of Emys. P ’42, 183
—— Seventeen year locust. P °43, 279
—— Treatment of the ‘‘gapes’’ in chickens. P °43, 279
GopMAN, JoHN D. Description of the os hyoides of the masto-
don. j iv. 67
—— Note on the genus Condylura of Illiger. j v, 109
GoHEEN, 8S. M. E. Natural history of Africa. P ’43, 54
'GoLpsMiTH, Epw. Trautwinite, a new mineral. P ’73, 9
—— The composition of trautwinite. P ’73, 348
60 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
GOLDSMITH, Epw. Continued.
Analysis of chromite from Monterey County, California. P
"73, 365
—— Stibiaferrite, a new mineral from Santa Clara Co., Cal. P
73, 366
The blue gravel of California. P ’74, 73
Analysis of graphite from Wythe County, Virginia. P ’74, 77
Halloysite from Indiana. P ’76, 140
On hexagonite, a new mineral. P ’76, 160
On sonomaite. P ’76, 263
—— On boussingaultite and other minerals from Sonoma County,
California. P ’76, 264
—— Pickeringite from Colorado. P ’76, 333
—— Epsomite on brick walls. P ’76, 334
—— On lavendulite from Chili. P 77, 192
—— On the alkali of the plains in Bridger Valley, Wyoming
Territory. P ’78, 42
—— Stibianite, a new mineral. P ’78, 154
—— Staffellite from Pike’s Peak, Col. P ’78, 156
—— On asingular tartar on the teeth of a sheep. P ’78, 268
—— Asphaltum and amber from Vincenttown, N. J. P 779, 40
On amber containing fossil insects. P ’79, 207
Gadolinite from Llano Co., Texas. P ’89, 164
Pea-like phosphorite from Polk Co., Florida. P ’90, 10
Basanite from Crawford County, Indiana. P ’91, 99
Notes on some minerals and rocks. P ’93, 174
A tempered steel meteorite. P ’93, 373
Voleanic products from the Hawaiian Islands. P ’94, 105
Voleanic rocks of Mesozoic age in Pennsylvania. P ’98, 90
The petrifaction of fossil bones. P ’98, 98
—— A collapsing crater. P 1900, 424
—— A quick method of testing for gold. P ’01, 550
Goss, Davin. See Meek, Seth E., and David Goss
GraHAM, J. D. Ona diurnal tide in Lake Michigan. P ’61, 1
GraBavu, A. W. See Johnson, C. W., and A. W. Grabau
Grant, JAMES A. On the willow grouse. P ’63. 98
Gray, Asa. Notes upon the ‘‘Descriptions of new plants from
Texas’’ by S. B. Buckley, published in the Proceedings of the
Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia, Dec., 1861 and
Jan., 1862. P ’62, 161
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Gray, Asa. Continued.
—— A report upon Mr. 8. B. Buckley’s Description of plants, No.
__ 8, Graminee, published in the Proceedings, February, 1862. P
62. 333
—— Enumeration of the species of plants collected by Dr. C. C.
Parry and Messrs. Elihu Hall and J. P. Harbour, during the
summer and autumn of 1862, on and near the Rocky Mountains,
in Colorado Territory, lat. 39°-41°. P ’63, 55
—— Synopsis of the species of Hosackia. P ’63, 346
— Fertilization of Browallia elata. P ’77, 11
— On the genus Garberia. P 79, 379
—— Flora of North America. P ’84, 13
— On the nuts of Carya, and on Helianthus tuberosus. P ’84, 15
— Notes on the movements of the andrecium in sunflowers.
P 84, 287
GREEN, ASHDOWN H. Description of a specimen of Chirolophis
polyactocephalus from Vancouver Island. P ’91, 105
GREEN, JAcosB. Descriptions of several species of North American
Amphibia, accompanied with observations. j i, 348
— Description of a new species of salamander. j v, 116
—— Description of two new species of salamander. j vi, 253
—— Description of two new species of trilobites. j vii, 217
See Peale, T. R., and Jacob Green
GREENE, Epwarp L. Ecloge botanice No. 1, P 792, 357; No. 2,
95, 546
GREENE, FrRANcIs V. Chemical investigation of remains of fossil
Mammalia. P ’53, 292
GREENE, Wm. H. and A. J. Parker. Note on Hyraceum. P 79, 12
GRINNELL, JosEPH. See Anderson, Malcolm, and Jos. Grinnell
GrirFiTH, Crozer. Aspidium aculeatum in Pennsylvania. P
78, 406
Grote, Aue. R. Additions to the nomenclature of North Ameri-
can Lepidoptera. P ’62, 59; No. 2, 359
—— New species of North American Noctuide. P ’74, 197
—— On Orthosia ferrugineoides. P °75, 328
—— On North American Noctue. P 775, 418
GupvE, G. K. Descriptions of new helicoid land shells from Japan.
P 701, 617
GintTHerR, ALBERT. Some remarks on Labrus pulcher Ayres. P
65, 77
Guuick, Appison. The fossil land shells of Bermuda. P ’04, 406
62 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
GuNnN, JAMES ALEXANDER, JR. See Jordan, David 8., and J. A.
Gunn, Jr. :
Gwatkin, H. M. and Henry Suter. Observations on the dentition
of Achatinellide. P 95, 237 ;
HaInes, REuBEN. Analysis of philadelphite. P ’80, 310
HALDEMAN, SAMUEL STEHMAN. An analysis of marl from New
Jersey. j viii, 150
Description of five new species of American fresh-water shells.
j viii, 200
—— Descriptions of two new species of the genus Perca from the
Susquehanna River. j viii, 330
— Description of a new species of Cyclops, and two species of
Tubifex. j viii, 331
— Descriptions of four species of Cyclas, three of which pelea
to the subgenus Pisidium, and two species of Cypris. P 41, 53
—— Facts in ornithology. P ’41, 54
—— Descriptions of two new fresh-water shells. P ’41, 78
— Description of a new species of fresh water shell. P 741, 103
—— Remarks on unios. P ’41, 104
—— Note on a genus of dolphins. P 41, 127
—— Three new species of Unionidae. P °42, 142
—— Description of two new species of Cypris; and a genus of .
Sterelmintha presumed to be new. P 742, 166
Description of two species of Entomostraca and two Hy-
drachne. P 742, 184
Description of a new species of Cypris. P ’42, 184
—— Remarks on nomenclature. P ’42, 176, 187, 190
—— Description of two new species of Hydrachna and one of
Daphnia. P ’42, 196
—— Descriptions of North American species of Coleoptera, pre-
sumed to be undeseribed. P 743, 298
—— On Indian relies. P ’43, 269
—— Catalogue of the carabideous Coleoptera of south-eastern
Pennsylvania. P ’43, 295
—— Description of a new species of Pasimachus. P ’43, 313
—— Descriptions of insects, presumed to be undeseribed. P 44, 53 .
—— On Corydalus cornutus. P ’45, 192
—— Remarks on Unio erassus. P 746, 15
—— Description of Unio abacoides. P ’46, 75
—— On several new genera and species of insects. P 46, 124
Descriptions of several new species and one new genus of
insects. P ’47, 149
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HALDEMAN, SAMUEL STEHMAN. Continued.
—— On two species of Salamandra. P 47, 315
— On the fibrous lava of the Hawaiian Islands. P ’48, 5
— On a hybrid between the chinquapin and common chestnut.
P 48, 83
—— Cryptocephalinarum Boreali-Americe diagnoses, cum specie-
bus novis musei Lecontiani. P °49, 170; J I, 245
—— On several new Hymenoptera of the genera Ampulex, Sigal-
phus, Chelonus and Dorylus. P ’49, 203
—— Report on the progress of entomology in the United States
during the year 1849. P ’50, 5
—— On albino specimens of Tamias and on an idiot Sciurus. P
52, 198
—— Descriptions of some new species of insects, with observations
on described species. P ’53, 361
—— Change of Meloe parvus to M. parvulus. P °53, 404
—— On Limnadella. P 54, 34
_ — On the habits of the bald eagle. P ’62, 2
—— On Strepomatide as a name for a family of fluviatile Mol-
lusea, usually confounded with Melania. P ’63, 273
— On pre-historic relies. P ’76, 35
—— Descriptions of North American Coleoptera, chiefly in the
- eabinet of J. L. LeConte, M. D., with references to described
species. J I, 95
Hawi, Epwarp A. and J. Z. A. McCaueHan. A review of the
American genera and species of Mullide. P ’85, 149
See Meek, Seth E., and E. A. Hall
Hau, JAMeEs. Biographical notice of. P ’90, 38
HALLOWELL, Epwarp. Description of a species of land tortoise,
from Africa. j viii, 161
—— Description of a new species of chameleon from Western
Africa. j viii, 324
—— Description of a new genus of serpents from Western Africa.
j viii, 336
—— Description of a new species of chameleon from Western
Africa. P 41, 106
—— Description of a new genus of serpents from Western Africa.
P °42, 164
—— Descriptions of new species of African reptiles. P 44, 58, 169
—— Description of new species of reptiles from Africa. P 744,
118, 247
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HALLOWELL, Epwarp. Continued.
Description of reptiles from South America supposed to be
new. P 745, 241
—— Description of a new species of bat from Western Africa.
P *46, 52
On the anatomy of Harpyia destructor (Cuvier) or harpy
eagle of South America. P 746, 84
On fossil bones from Plattsburg, New Jersey. P 746, 130
—— Description of a new species of Coluber inhabiting the
United States. P 747, 278
—— On the horned viper of Western Africa. P °47, 319
Description of two new species of Onychocephalus from the
western coast of Africa. P 48, 59
Notes of the postmortem appearance of a Cynocephalus
papion, which died at the menagerie in Philadelphia. P 48, 62
—— Notes of the postmortem appearances observed in a Cyno-
cephalus porearius, which died in the menagerie at Phila.
P 48, 86
—— Description of a new species of salamander from Upper
California. P ’48, 126
— Notes of the postmortem appearances of a Cynocephalus ( ?)
which died in the menagerie at Philadelphia. P ’49, 151
—— Description of a new species of Eryx, from Madras. P
"49, 184
—— Remarks on the young of Coluber venustus. P 749, 245
—— Description of new species of Reptilia from Western Africa.
P 52, 61
—— Descriptions of new species of reptiles inhabiting North
America. P 52, 177
—— Descriptions of new species of reptiles from Oregon. P
52, 182
—— On a new genus and two new species of African serpents.
P 52, 203
—— On a new genus and three new species of reptiles inhabiting
North America. P ’52, 206
—— On some new reptiles from California. P ’53, 236
—— Descriptions of new reptiles from California. P 754, 91
—— On a genus and species of serpent from Honduras presumed
to be new. P 54, 97
—— Remarks on the geographical distribution of reptiles with
descriptions of several species supposed to be new and corrections
of former papers. P ’54, 98
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HALLOWELL, Epwarp. Continued.
—— Description of several new species of Urodela with remarks
on the geographical distribution of the caducibranchiate division
of these animals and their elassification. P 56, 6
— On the urodeles of the neighborhood of Philadelphia. P
56, 101
— On Sternothaerus odoratus from the neighborhood of Phila.
P 56, 106
—— Description of two new species of urodeles, from Georgia.
P 756, 130
—— Notes on the reptiles in the collection of the museum of the
Academy of Natural Sciences. P 56, 146
— On the larvae of Bufo americanus and on Rana halecina. P
56, 141
—— On several new species of reptiles in the collection of the
Academy of Natural Sciences. P ’56, 153
—— Notes on the reptiles in the collection of the Acad. of Nat.
Sciences of Phila. P ’56, 221
—— Notice of a collection of reptiles from Kansas and Nebraska,
presented to the Acad. of Nat. Sciences by Dr. Hammond, U.S. A.
P 56, 238
—— On a new and remarkable genus of Ranide from the fever
Parana. P ’56, 298
—— Note on the collection of reptiles from ‘the neighborhood of
San Antonio, Texas, recently presented to the Acad. of Nat.
Science by Dr. A. Heermann. P ’56, 306
Description of a new genus of colubriform serpents from
California. P ’56, 310
—— On the habits of Coluber eximius. P ’56, 345
—— Notice of a collection of reptiles from the Gaboon country,
West Africa, recently presented to the Acad. of Nat. Sciences
Phila. by Dr. Henry A. Ford. P ’57, 48
—— On Proteus anguinus. P ’57, 173
—— Description of several new North American reptiles. P ’57, 215
—— Report upon the Reptilia of the North Pacific Exploring Ex-
pedition under the command of Capt. John Rogers, U. S. N.
P ’60, 480
—— On some new reptiles from Oregon and the western coast of
Africa. J II, 301
— Contributions to South American herpetology. J ITI, 33
—— On the caducibranchiate urodele batrachians. J III, 337
— On Trigonophys rugiceps. J III, 367
66 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Hamiuron, 8. Harpert. The occurrence of marcasite in the
Raritan formation. P ’98, 485
— Monazite in Delaware County, Pa. P ’99, 377
—— Remarks on water analysis. P 1900, 378
—— Minerals from Santiago Province, Cuba. P ’02, 744
Hammonp, J. J. and S. W. Mircneti. Experimental researches
relating to corroval and vao, two new varieties of woorara, the
South American arrow poison. P ’59, Biol. 11
Hammonp, Wm. A. On sections of jet. P ’58, 10
—— On fossil wood from Haddonfield, N. J. P ’58, 221
— On the injection of urea and other substances into the blood.
-P 58, Biol. 4
— On oxaluria. P ’58, Biol. 6
—— On the alterations produced by intermittent fever in the ex-
eretion of urine, and on the action of disulphate of quinine.
P 58, Biol. 8
— On blood erystals. P ’58, Biol. 9
—— On a canine monstrosity. P ’58, Biol. 9
— Ona case of fatty degeneration of the heart. P ’58, Biol. 10
—— On the secondary formation of blood crystals. P 58, Biol. 13
— On the action of certain vegetable diuretics. P ’58, Biol. 17
—— On the stomach of a musk rat. P ’59, Biol. 1
— On blood of mammals. P ’59, Biol. 3
‘_— Observations on the colorless blood-corpuscles. P 59, Biol. 3
—— On the physical and chemical characters of corroval and vao,
two recently discovered varieties of woorara, and on a new al-
coloid constituting their active principle. P ’60, Biol. 4
—— On eggs of parasites in liver of rabbit and spleen of reptiles.
P 59, Biol. 4
— On disease in lower animals. P ’59, Biol. 4
—— On excitability of heart containing blood. P 59, Biol. 6
Hare, Ropert. On combustion of gum in oxygen gas. P ’47, 210
—— On combustion of gunpowder. P ’47, 218
— On the gales experienced in the Atlantic States of North
America. j ii, 204
Hara@apving, R. N. On haemato-crystallin. P ’68, Biol. 11
Haruan, RicHarp. Dissection of a batrachian animal in a iuine
state. j iii, 54
Observations on fossil elephant teeth of North America.
j iii, 65
ongetil LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 67
Haruan, Ricuarp. Contimued.
—— On a new fossil genus of the order Enalio Sauri, (of Cony-
beare). J iii, 331
—— On a new extinct fossil species of the genus Ichthyosaurus.
j iii, 338
— On aspecies of lamantin resembling the Manatus senegalensis
(Cuvier) inhabiting the coast of east Florida. j iii, 390
—— On an extinct species of crocodile not before described; and
' some observations on the geology of West Jersey. j iv, 15
—— Notice of the Plesiosaurus and other fossil reliquie from
the State of New Jersey. j iv, 232
—— Description of two species of Linnzan Lacerta not before
described, and construction of the new genus Cyclura. j iv, 242
—— Description of a new species of biped Seps. j iv, 284
— Description of a new species of Scineus. j iv, 286
— Descriptions of two new species of Agama. j iv, 296
—— Description of a new species of Salamandra. Jj v, 136; vi, 101
—— Description of a variety of the Coluber fulvius Linn. a new
species of Scincus, and two new species of Salamandra. j v, 154
—— Description of an hermaphrodite orang outang, lately living ~
in Philadelphia. jv, 229 ©
—— Description of a land tortoise from the Gallapagos Islands,
commonly known as the ‘‘elephant tortoise.’’ j v, 284
—— Genera of North American Reptilia and a synopsis of the
species. j v, 317; vi, 8
—— Additional observations on the North American Reptilia.
‘J vi, 53
— Notice of certain prepared specimens of quadrupeds in the
possession of a gentleman lately returned to Philadelphia from
‘his travels in the United States and territories. j vi, 55
—— Description of a new species of grampus (Delphinus, Cuv.)
inhabiting the coast of New England: j vi, 51
—— Note on the Amphiuma means, described in Vol. III of this
Journal. jvi,147 © :
— Description of the fossil bones of the Megalonyx discovered
in ‘‘ White Cave,’’ Kentucky. j vi, 269
— Description of an extinct species of fossil vegetable of the
‘family Fucoides. j vi, 289 © aes
—— Seventeen year locust. P *43, 277
— Ceratites americanus. P 756, 126
Harris, A. C. On the present existence of the Ibis religiosa in
Egypt. P ’50, 83
68 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Harris, Epwarp. Description of a new species of Parus from the
- Upper Missouri. P ’45, 300
— Geology of the country bordering on the Missouri River.
P 745, 235
— On the difference of levels between the waters of ithe Gulf
of Mexico and those of the Atlantic Ocean. P 46, 34
— On cottonwood and chips cut by beavers. P 57, 107
On Salmo gloverii. P ’58, 135
Harris, Ginpert D. New and otherwise interesting Mollusca from
Texas. P 95, 45
—— New and interesting Eocene Mollusea from the Gulf States.
P ’96, 470 ;
Harris, T. W. Deseription of three species of the genus Cremas-
tocheilus. j v, 381
HARSHBERGER, JOHN W. Botanical observations on the Mexican
flora, especially on the flora of the valley of Mexico. P ’98, 372
—— Thermotropic movement of the leaves of Rhododendron
~ maximum L. P ’99, 219
+— An ecological study of the New Jersey strand flora. P
1900, 623
—— The limits of variation in plants. P ’01, 303
—— An ecological sketch of the fiora of San Domingo. P ’01, 554
— Cockscomb fasciation of pineapple. P ’01, 609
—— The germination of the seeds of Carapa guianensis Aubl.
P °02, 122
—— Two fungous diseases of the white cedar. P ’02, 461
—— Additional observations on the strand flora of New Jersey.
P ’02, 642
—— The mutation of Hibiseus moseheutes L. P ’03, 326
—— The form and structure of the myeodomatia of Myrica eeri-
fera L. P ’03, 352
—— The comparative age of the different floristic elements of
eastern North America. P ’04, 601
—— Original centers concerned in North American plant dis-
persal. P ’05, 2
—— The plant formations of the Bermuda Islands. P ’05, 695
—— The hour-glass stems of the Bermuda palmetto. P ’05, 701
—— The directive influence of light on the growth of forest
plants. P ’08, 449
—— Action of chemical solutions on bud development: an experi-
mental study of acclimatization. P ’09, 57
ae LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 69
HARSHBERGER, JOHN W. Continued.
—— The vegetation of the salt marshes and of the salt and fresh-
water ponds of northern coastal New Jersey. P ’09, 373
Hartman, Wa. D. Description of a Partula supposed to be new,
from the Island of Moorea. P ’80, 229
—— Descriptions of new species of Partula and a synonymie ¢ata-
logue of the genus. P 85, 203
—— New species of Partula from the New Hebrides and Solomon
Islands. P ’86, 30
——. A bibliographic and synonymic catalogue of the genus Auri-
culella Pfeiffer. P ’88, 14.
—— A bibliographic and synonymic catalogue of the genus Acha-
tinella. P ’88, 16
—— New species of shells from the New Hebrides and Sandwich
Islands. P ’88, 250
—— New species of shells from New Hebrides. P ’89, 91
—— Description of new species of shells. P ’90, 284
HartsHorN, Henry. On reflex and conscious action. P ’58,
Biol. 7
——. Gravitative attraction and blood corpuscles. P ’58, Biol. 9
—— On the inhalation of deoderized aleohol. P ’58, Biol. 10
—— On the effect of inhalation of chloroform. P ’58, Biol. 11
—— On blood of mammals. P ’59, Biol. 3
Harvey, F. L. On Anthracomartus trilobitus Seud. P ’86, 231
Harvey, W. H. and J. W. Bamery. New species of Diatomacee
collected by the United States Exploring Expedition under the
command of Capt. Wilkes, U.S. N. P 753, 430
Hassuer, F. A. On the vitality of Littorina muricata. P ’73, 284
Hawkins, B. Warernouss. On the pelvis of Hadrosaurus. P
"74, 90; °75, 329
Hawn, Mas. F. Sections of the rocks in northeastern Kansas,
above the Coal Measures. P 757, 130
Hay, George. Chemical notes. P ’76, 72
—— On the nitrates of tin, antimony and arsenic. P ’77, 142
Hay, O. P. Descriptions of two species of extinct tortoises, one
new. P ’02, 383
HaypEN, Frerpinanp V. Notes explanatory of a map and sec-
tion illustrating the geological structure of the country bor-
dering on the Missouri River from ‘the mouth of the Platte River
to Fort Benton, in lat. 47° 30’ N., long. 110° 30’ W. P ’57, 109
—— Notes on the geology of the Mauvaises Terres of White River,
Nebraska. P 57, 151
70 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
HAYDEN, FerDINAND V. Continued...
Exploration under the War Department. Explanations of a
second edition of a geological map of Nebraska and Kansas,
. based upon information obtained in an Expedition to the Black
Hills, under the command of Lieut. G. K. Warren, Top.
. Engineer U.S. A. P 58, 139
—— On the pipe-stone quarry of northeastern Dakota. P ’66, 291
—— On chalk deposits of Missouri River. P ’66, 314
—— On mastodon tooth from Fort Kearney. P ’66, 316
—— On the geology of the Tertiary formations of Dakota and
Nebraska. J VII, 9
—— See Meek, T. B., and F. V. Hayden
Hayes, I. Report on proposed arctic expedition. P ’58, 164
—— On the relations existing between food and the capacity of
man to resist low temperatures. P ’59, Biol. 8
—— On remains of the musk ox in Greenland. P 62, 520
—— On a meteorite from Savisavik. P ’62, 520 |
—— On the skull of a white whale. P ’65, 274
Haymonp, Rurus. Birds of southeastern Indiana. P ’56, 286
Hays, Isaac. On a fossil tapir from North Carolina. P 52, 53
— On tooth of mastodon. P ’58, 10
—— On the effect of inhalation of chloroform. P ’58, Biol. 11
—— On Trichina spiralis. P ’66, 249
Hazarp, JosepH P. On the habits of the Rocky Mountain
swallow. P ’51, 141
Hearu, Haroup. External features of young Cryptochiton, P
97, 299
—— The larval eye of chitons. P ’04, 257
—— A new turbellarian from Hawaii. P ’07, 145
HeatH, Harotp and M. H. Spaunpmve. Cymbuliopsis vitrea, a
_ new species of pteropod. P ’01, 509
HeBarD, Moraan. See Rehn, James A. G., and M. Hebard
Hrermann, A. L. Catalogue of the oological collection in the
Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia. P ’53, Suppl.
—— Additions to North American ornithology, with description
of new species of the genera Avctidurus, Podiceps and Pody-
lymbus. P ’54, 177
—— Notes on the birds of California, observed during a residence
of three years in that country. J II, 259
Hemuprin, ANGELO. On some new Eocene fossils from the Clai-
borne marine formation of Alabama. P ’79, 211
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Hemprin, ANGELO. Continued.
—— A comparison of the Eocene Mollusca of the southeastern
United States and western Europe, in relation to the determina-
tion of identical forms. P ’79, 217
—— On the stratigraphical evidence afforded by the Tertiary
fossils of the peninsula of Maryland. P ’80, 20
— On some new Lower Eocene Mollusea from Clark Co., Ala-
bama, with some points as to the stratigraphical position of the
beds containing them. P ’80, 364
—— Notes on the Tertiary geology of the southern United States.
P ’81, 151
—— A revision of the Cis-Mississippi Tertiary pectens of the
United States. P ’81, 416
—— Remarks on the molluscan genera Hippagus, Verticordia, and
Peechiolia. P ’81, 423
—— Note on the approximate position of the Eocene deposits of
Maryland. P ’81, 444
—— A revision of the Tertiary species of Arca of the eastern
and southern United States. P ’81, 448
—— On the occurrence of ammonites in deposits of Tertiary age.
P ’82, 94
— On the relative ages and classification of the Post-Eocene Ter-
tiary deposits of the Atlantic slope. P ’82, 150
—— On the occurrence of nummulitic deposits in Florida, and the
association of nummulites with a fresh-water fauna. P ’82, 189
— On the age of the Tejon rocks of California and the occur-
rence of ammonitic remains in Tertiary deposits. P ’82, 196
—— On the value of the ‘‘Nearctic’’ as one of the primary zoologi-
eal regions. P ’82, 316
—— The ice of the glacial period. P 83, 46
—— Phenomena of glaciation. P ’83, 69
—— The synchronism of geological formations. P ’83, 197
— Note on a collection of fossils from the Hamilton (Devonian)
group of Pike Co., Pa. P ’83, 213
—— On the value of the ‘‘Nearctic’’ as one of the primary zoologi-
eal regions. Replies to criticisms by Mr. Alfred Russel Wallace
and Prof. Theodore Gill. P ’83, 266
—— On a carboniferous ammonite from Texas. P ’84, 53
—— Antiquity of implement-making man. P ’84, 220
—— On a remarkable exposure of columnar trap near Orange,
New Jersey. P ’84, 318
42 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
HEILPRIN, ANGELO. Continued.
— Notes on some new Foraminifera from the nummulitic for-
mation of Florida. P ’84, 321
—— Notes on the Tertiary geology and paleontology of the south-
ern United States. P ’86, 57
— Vitality of Mollusca. P ’86, 280
— On Miocené fossils from southern New Jersey. P ’86, 351
—— A new species of Aplysia. P ’86, 364
—— A new species of catfish, (Ietalurus). P ’87, 9
—— Grampus rissoanus on the American coast. P ’87, 49
— Ovo-viviparous generation in Tropidonotus. P °87, 121
—— The classification of the Post-Cretaceous deposits. P ’87, 314
—— Determination of the age of rock deposits. P ’87, 395
—— The Miocene Mollusca of the State of New Jersey. P 87, 397
—— Contributions to the natural history of the Bermuda Islands.
P 88, 302
—— On some new species of Mollusca from the Bermuda Islands.
P ’89, 141
—— Mexican explorations. P ’90, 191
—— Barometric observations among the high voleanoes of Mexico,
with a consideration of the culminating point of the North
American continent. P ’90, 251
—— The corals and coral reefs of the western waters of the
Gulf of Mexico. P ’90, 303
—— The Eocene Mollusca of the State of Texas. P ’90, 393
—— The geology and paleontology of the Cretaceous deposits of
Mexico. P ’90, 445
—— Rate of coral growth. P ’91, 75
—— Geological researches in Yucatan. P ’91, 136
—— Physiography of Greenland. P ’91, 410
—— The Port Kennedy deposit. P ’95, 451
—— The Tertiary geology of the eastern and southern United
States. J IX, 115
—— See Peary, Robt. E., and Angelo Heilprin
HeimutH, Cuas. A. On Hydatieus zonatus. P ’59, 164
—— New species of Mordellistena collected: in Illinois. P ’64, 105
—— New species of Mordellide collected in Illinois. P ’65, 96
HEMPHILL, HENRY. On the variations of Acmea pelta. P ’81, 87
Henry, FREDERICK P. Remarks on Filaria. P ’96, 271
Henry, JosepH. On Myiarchus cinerascens. P ’70, Biol. 4
Ee LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 73
Henry, T. Cuartton. Notes derived from observations made on
the birds of New Mexico during the years 1853 and. 1854. P
55, 306
— Description of a new Toxostoma from Fort Thorn, New
Mexico. P 58, 117 :
_— Catalogue of the birds of New Mexico as compiled from notes
and observations made while in that territory, during a residence
of six years. P ’59, 104
HensHaw, H. W. On certain excrementitious deposits found in
the West. P 77, 39
Hentz, N. M. A notice concerning the spider whose web is used
in medicine. j ii, 53
—— Description of some new species of North American insects.
j v, 373
Hiepspurn, James. Note on Graculus bairdii, the white patched
eormorant of the Farallone Islands, California. P ’65, 6
Herrick, Heroip. Description of a new species of Helmin-
thophaga. P ’74, 220
Hieeins, Heten T. The development and comparative structure
of the gizzard in the Odonata Zygoptera. P ’01, 126
Hime@arp, THeopore C. Synopsis of a new classification of the
vegetable kingdom. P ’56, 304
—— See Durand, Elias, and T. C. Hilgard
Huu, Ricuarp. Notes on the Mimide of Jamaica. P 63, 304
—— Note on Geotrygon sylvatica Gosse. P 67, 130
Hingtey, A. H. See Pilsbry, Henry A., and A. H. Hinkley
Hiase, Y. See Pilsbry, Henry A., and Y. Hirase
HorrMan, Horace Appison and Davin Starr Jorpan. A cata-
logue of the fishes of Greece, with notes on the names now in use
and those employed by classical authors. P ’92, 230
HorrMan, Martin 8. See Meek, Seth E., and M. 8S. Hoffman
Ho.srooxk, JoHN Epwarp. An account of several species of fish
observed in Florida, Georgia, ete. J III, 47
Hot, THeropore. Contributions to the flora of Greenland. P
95, 543
Houtman, Linure E. Observation on multiplication in Ameeba.
P ’86, 346
Hotmes, F. S. On fossils from the Post-Pliocene of South
Carolina. P 59, 177
Houmes, W.H. Earthenware of Florida. Collections of Clarence
B. Moore. J X, 105
74 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Hout, J. F. On a worm in the eye of a horse. P ’70, Biol. 11
Hooper, JoHN. On a petrel from Florida. P ’51, 211
Hoopes, Bernarp A. Description of a new variety of Buteo.
P 773, 238
Hoopes, JosisH. Pinus koraiensis Sieb. and Zuce. P ’83, 114
Horn, Geo. H. On Milne Edwards’ synonymy of Xiphigorgia
setacea. P ’60, 367
— Descriptions of new corals in the museum of the Academy.
P ’60, 435 _
—— Description of North American Coleoptera in the cabinet of
the Entomological Society of Philadelphia. P ’60, 569
—— Monograph of the species of Trogosita, inhabiting the United
States. P 62, 82
—— Descriptions of some new Cicindelide of the Pacific coast of
the United States. P ’66, 394
—— Descriptions of some new genera and species of Central
American Coleoptera. P ’66, 397
—— The antenne of Coleoptera. P ’89, 311
—— See Gabb, Wm. M., and George H. Horn
Horn, WauTHER. See Wellman, F. Creighton, and W. Horn
Horner, Wo. E. A ease of unusual arrangement in the ascending
cava and in the external jugular veins in the human subject.
ji, 401 fae
— Ona case of nigrites. P 51, 211
—— On a case of lethargy from carbonic acid gas. P ’51, 276
—— On adipocere. P 61, 324
Hoven, Garry DEN. The Muscide collected by Dr. A. Donaldson
Smith in Somaliland. P ’98, 165
Howe, 8. B. On the application of photography to microscopy.
P ’69, Biol. 13
Hoy, Pumo R. Description of two species of owl presumed to be
new, which inhabit the State of Wisconsin. P ’52, 210
-—— Notes on the ornithology of Wisconsin. P ’53, 304, 381
Huaues, Wm. E. See Sharp, Benjamin, and W. E. Hughes
Hunt, J. Gipsons. On the anatomy of Drosera. P ’68, Biol. 5
—— On the pitcher of Nepenthes. P ’68, Biol. 5
—— On an improved section instrument. P ’68, Biol. 6
—— Improved microscopical cement. P ’69, Biol. 3
— On the growth of Cissus and Cuseuta. P ’69, Biol. 3
—— On glands of Drosera rotundifolia. P ’69, Biol. 20
—— On preservative fluids. P ’69, Biol. 20
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Hunt, J. Gissons. Continued.
— On Saxafraga sarmentosa. P ’70, Biol. 3
— On Grimaldia barbifrons. P ’70, Biol. 4
—— Report in regard to dust-shower. P °70, Biol. 10
—— On the structure of Schizea. P ’74, 9
— On glands of Nepenthes. P ’74, 145
—— Crystallization in plants. P ’74, 158
—— Report on wheat and chess. P ’74, 163
—— Sensitive organs in Stapelia. P ’78, 292
Hunt, T. S. On chloride of calcium and magnesia precipitated
by carbonate of soda. P ’60, 96
Hunt, Wimu1Am. Leidy memorial address. P ’91, 409
Hyart, ALpHEUsS. On a new species of sponge. P 778, 163
IsHikawa, Curyomatsu. Description of a new species of squaloid
_ Shark from Japan. P ’08, 71
Ives, J. E. On two new species of star fishes. P ’88, 421
— lLinguatula diesingii from the sooty mangabey. P ’89, 31
—— Variation in Ophiura panamensis and Ophiura teres. P
89, 76
—— Ona new genus and two new species of ophiurans. P ’89, 143
—— Catalogue of the Asteroidea and Ophiuroidea in the collec-
tion of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia. P
’89, 169
—— Mimicry of the environment in Pterophryne histrio. P ’89,
B44
—— On Arenicola cristata and its allies. P ’90, 73
| Echinoderms from the northern coast of Yucatan and the
harbor of Vera Cruz. P ’90, 317
- Crustacea from the northern coast of Yucatan, the harbor
of Vera Cruz, the west coast of Florida and the Bermuda
_ Islands. P ’91, 176
—— Echinoderms and arthropods from Japan. P ’91, 210
—— Echinoderms from the Bahama Islands. P 91, 337
—— Reptiles and batrachians from northern Yucatan and Mexico.
P 791, 458
—— Echinoderms and crustaceans collected by the West Green-
_ land Expedition of 1891. P ’91, 479
—— A new species of Pyenogonum from California. P ’92, 142
JAMES, Epwin. Geological sketches of the Mississippi valley.
j ii, 326
—— Remarks on the limestones of the Mississippi lead mines.
j v, 376
76 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
James, THomas P. An enumeration of mosses detected in the
northern U. S. which are not comprised in the Manual of Asa
Gray, M. D., some of which are new species. P 754, 444
— See Durand, Elias, and Thomas P. James
Jarvis, N. S. On Indian dogs. P ’51, 149
JEFFERIS, W. W. A new locality for fluorite. P ’80, 243
—— A new locality for amethyst. P ’80, 280
—— A new corundum loeality. P ’80, 280
—— Sunstone in labradorite. P ’80, 292
— Menaccanite and tale from Maryland. P ’80, 292
—— Quartz crystals from Newark, Del. P ’82, 57
—— A peculiar twinned garnet. P ’82, 58
—— See Rand, Theo. D., and W. W. Jefferis
JENNINGS, H. 8. Behavior of sea-anemones. P ’05, 754
Jessup, A. E. Geological and mineralogical notice of a portion
of the northeastern part of the State of New York. j ii, 185
JOHNSON, CHARLES W. List of the Diptera of Jamaica, with de-
scriptions of new species. P 794, 271
—— Diptera of Florida. P 95, 303
—— Diptera collected by Dr. A. Donaldson Smith in Somaliland,
Eastern Africa. P ’98, 157
—— New Cretaceous fossils from an artesian well-boring at Mount
Laurel, N. J. P 798, 461.
—— New and interesting species in the ‘‘Isaae Lea collection of
Eocene Mollusea.’’ P ’99, 71
Annotated list of the types of Cretaceous invertebrate fossils
in the collection of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Phila-
delphia. P ’05, 4
JoHNSON, C. W. and A. W. Grasavu. A new species of Clavilithes
from the Eocene of Texas. P ’01, 602
JOHNSON, CHRISTOPHER. Sections of hard tissues and other sub-
stances for the microscope. P ’69, Biol. 5
Case of hypospadias. Male hermaphrodism. P ’70, Biol. 7
JOHNSON, WALTER R. Observations on the electrical character of
eaoutchoue or gum elastic; with some applications of which they
are susceptible. Jj vi, 245
—— On the fusing point of zine and a reference to the relation
between the tenacity and fusibility of metals in general.
j vii, 200
—— Observations on the effects of a remarkable atmospheric cur-
rent or storm as witnessed on the day following its occurrence.
j vii, 269
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JOHNSON, WALTER R. Continued.
—— Some observations on the mechanical structure of coal, with
evidences of the contemporaneous origin of its various kinds.
j viii, 173
—— Examination and analysis of coal, found in the province of
Araneo, coast of Chili, thirty miles south of Bio Bio River.
i viii, 180
—— On the relation between the coal of South Wales and that of
some Pennsylvania anthracite. j viii, 195
—— Forms of coal. P ’41, 4, 7, 73
— Fossil whales. P ’41, 5
— Mechanical structure of coal. P 41, 9
—— Action of light. P ’41, 16
—— On coal from Araneo, Chili. P 41, 21
—— On the magnetic phenomena attending the eongealing of cast-
iron. P ’41, 33
—— On the relation between the coal of South Wales and that of
some Pennsylvania anthracites. P °41, 40
—— Application of anthracite to the smelting of magnetic iron
ores. P 41, 42
—— Effect of conflagration on atmosphere. P ’41, 45
—— Anthracite coal from Rhode Island. P ’41, 118
—— Rotation of fiuids. P ’41, 121
—— Laws of chemical combination and of the combining volumes
of gaseous substances. P ’41, 127
—— Spontaneous combustion of bituminous coal. P 42, 140
—— Magnetic bars of wreught iron broken by tensile force.
P *42, 142
—— On deeay of wood. P 42, 155
—— Composition of antharcite and bituminous coal. P °42, 156
—— Determination of copper. P °42, 187
—— Use of the galvanometer for testing sheathing copper after
exposure to the action of sea water. P ’42, 210
—— Natural coke from Virginia. P ’42, 220, 223
—— On Sydney bituminous coal. P *42, 220
—— Note on sugar resembling mannite. P 43, 244
—— Test of copper sheathing. P 42, 210; °43, 245
—— Note on cannel coal from Kentucky. P °43, 246
—— Observations of eoal. P ’44, 8
—— On plumbago mica. P °44, 74
—— On minerals from Mt. Washington. P °44, 89
78 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
JOHNSON, WALTER R. Continued.
— On coal coke, cinders and pyrites from Cambria County,
Pennsylvania. P 44, 163
—— On the Osage coal of Missouri. P 44, 165
— On the heating powers of fuel. P ’45, 202
— On adhesion of steel bars. P 45, 209
— On the relative evaporation from land and water surfaces.
P ’45, 295
—— Examination and analysis of samples of the alluvial soil of
the Nile, from Korosco in Nubia. P ’45, 318
—— On examples of diluvial action. P ’46, 109
—— On cellulose of the Borneo palm. P ’47, 186
—— On the dust of anthracite furnace flues. P ’47, 191
—— A plan for forming geological sections. P ’47, 218
On a boiler sediment. P ’47, 318
Jones, JosepH. An abstract of experiments upon ‘the physical
influences exerted by living organic and inorganic membranes
upon chemical substances passing through them by endosmosis.
P 754, 204 |
Jones, T. Rupert. On fossil Estherie and on Cypricardia leidyi.
P ’63, 188
JORDAN, Davin Starr. On the fishes of northern Indiana. P 77, 42
—— Notes on American fishes preserved in the museums at Berlin,
London, Paris, and Copenhagen. P ’83, 281
—— List of fishes from Egmont Key, Florida, in the museum of
Yale College, with description of two new species. P ’84, 42
—— Notes on species of fishes improperly ascribed to the fauna
of North America. P ’84, 97
—— Description of two new species of fishes from South America.
P ’87, 387
— Note on Achirus lorentzi. P ’87, 389
—— Description of a new species of Etheostoma (E. longimana)
from James River, Virginia. P ’88, 179 ;
—— On the generic, name of the tunny. P ’88, 180
—— On the fishes described in Muller’s supplemental volume to
the Systema Nature of Linneus. P ’90, 48
—— Description of a new subspecies of trout, from MeCloud
River, California. P ’94, 60
JorpAN, Davin 8. and A. W. Brayton. Om Lagochila, a new
genus of catostomoid fishes. P ’77, 280
Jorpan, D. 8S. and H. E. Copenanp. The genus Pomoxys
Rafinesque. P 76, 68
— ate LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 79
JorDAN, Davin 8S. and Brrr Fesier. Description of a new species
of Orthopristis from the Galapagos Islands. P ’89, 36
JORDAN, Davin 8. and Cuas. H. Gmpert. On the genera of North
American fresh-water fishes. P ’77, 83
JORDAN, Davip Starr and James ALEXANDER GUNN, JR. List of
fishes collected at the Canary Islands by Mr. O. F. Cook, with
descriptions of four new species. P ’98, 339
JorpaN, Davin Starr and CLoupstey Rurrer. A collection of
fishes made by Joseph Seed Roberts in Kingston, Jamaica. P
"97, 91
—— See Hoffman, Horace Addison, and D. 8. Jordan
JuLIEN, ALExis A. The genesis of the erystalline iron-ores. P
"82, 335
KARPINSKI, A. Biographical notice of. P ’97, 167
Keraey, JoHn M. Seventeen year locust. P ’43, 277
Keatine, W. H. Account of the jeffersonite, a new mineral dis-
covered at the Franklin Iron Works, near Sparta in New Jersey
by Lardner Vanuxem and W. H. Keating. j ii, 194
—— Observations upon the cadmia found at the Ancram Iron
Works in Columbia County, New York, erroneously supposed to
be a new mineral. j ii, 289
—— See Vanuxem, Lardner, and W. H. Keating
Keevey, Frank J. Structure of diatoms. P ’01, 321
—— Preparation of diatoms. P ’03, 2
—— Inclusions in quartz. P ’03, 700
—— A Spencer objective. P 04, 475
—— Microscopical image formation. P ’09, 177
Kren, W. W. On Thiersch’s preparations. P 68, Biol. 4
—— On atropia as an antidote to hydrocyanic acid. P ’69, Biol. 12
—— On class microscopes. P ’70, Biol. 2
—— Is atropia an antidote to hydrocyanic acid? P 770, Biol. 5
Keiser, H. A. Titaniferous garnet. P ’82, 54
Kewuer, Ina A. The phenomenon of fertilization in the flowers of
‘Monarda fistulosa. P 92, 452
—— The glandular hairs of Brasenia peltata Pursh. P ’93, 188
—— The jelly-like secretion of the fruit of Peltandra undulata
Raf. P ’95, 287
—— Notes on the study of cross fertilization of flowers by in-
sects. P 95, 555
—— The coloring matter of the aril of Celastrus scandens. P
96, 212
80 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Kewuer, Ina A. Continued.
—— Notes on plant monstrosities. P ’97, 284
—— Notes on underground runners. P ’97, 161
—— The growth of Viburnum lantanoides. P ’98, 482
—— Notes on hyacinth roots. P 1900, 438
—— Demonstration that plants give off oxygen. P ’01, 320
—— A peculiar condition of Gidogonium. P ’01, 598
Summer activity of some spring flowers. P ’04, 481
KELLER, WILHELM. On ciliary cells in some marine naked Mol-
lusea in embryo. P 749, 173
— Ona ealeulus from the bladder of a whale. P 49, 180
— Chemieal analysis of .a calculus from the bladder of a whale.
P 749, 185
Keuutey, Epwin A. Notes on the myology of Ursus maritimus.
P ’88, 141
KeLLoGG, VERNON L. and SuivKxar I. Kuwana. Mallophaga from
Alaskan birds. P 1900, 151
Keuiy, Howarp A. Sartorius muscle of the gorilla. P ’80, 128
KENNEDY, Wimuu1AM. The Eocene Tertiary of Tiexas, east of the
Brazos River. P ’95, 89
KENNEDY, CLARENCE H. See Higenman, C. H., and C. H. Kennedy
KENNERLY, C. B. R. Description of a new species of Cypselus col-
lected on the Northwestern Boundary Survey, Archibald Camp-
bell, Esq., Commissioner. P °57, 202
Kennicort, Ropert. Description of a new snake from [llinois.
P ’56, 95
—— Notes on Coluber ecalligaster of Say, and a deseription of
new species of serpents in the collection of the Northwestern
University of Evanston, Illinois. P ’59, 198
—— Descriptions of new species of North American serpents in
the museum of the Smithsonian Institution, Washington. P
60, 328
—— On three new forms of rattlesnakes. P ’61, 206
— Descriptions of four new species of Spermophilus, in the eol-
lections of the Smithsonian Institution. P ’63, 157
TGerr, W.C. On frost-drift in North Carolina. P ’76, 157
Keyes, CHarues R. On the fauna of the Lower Coal Measures of
eentral Iowa. P ’88, 222
—— Descriptions of two new fossils from the Devonian of Lowa.
P ’88, 247
—— Lower Carbonie Gasteropoda from Burlington, Iowa. P
’89, 284
ES eae LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 81
Keyes, CHartes R. Continued.
—— The American species of Polyphemopsis. P ’89, 299
—— Spherodoma, a genus of fossil gasteropods. P ’89, 303
—— Synopsis of American Carbonic Calyptreide. P ’90, 150
—— Fossil fauna in central Iowa. P ’91, 242
Kizvineton, Rozertr. On a collection of Australian plants. P
50, 81
—— On the cultivation of Arctic plants. P ’62, 482
—— On Rhus eestricus. P 63, 188
— On Arctic soil. P ’63, 211
Kine, Atrrep T. Description of fossil footmarks supposed to be
referable to the classes birds, Reptilia, and Mammalia, found in
the Carboniferous series in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania.
P °44, 175
—— Description of fossil footprints. P °45, 299
—— On the ancient alluvium of the Ohio river and its tributaries.
P ’54, 4
—— Description of fossil trees in the coal rocks near Greensburgh,
Westmoreland County, Pa. P ’54, 64
—— Description of fossil fruit found in the Carboniferous rocks
of Beaver County, Penna. P ’54, 66
Kine, HELEN Dean. Bertramia bufonis, a new sporozoan parasite
of Bufo lentiginosus. P ’07, 273
Kinestey, J. S. Notes on the North American Caridea in the
museum of the Peabody Academy of Science at Salem, Mass.
P ’78, 89
— On a collection of Crustacea from Virginia, North Carolina,
and Florida, with a revision of the genera of Crangonide and
Palemonide. P ’79, 383
—— Carcinological notes, No. 1. P ’80, 34
—— Carcinological notes, No. 2—Revision of the Gelasimi. P
80, 135
—— Carcinological notes, No. 3—Revision of the Genus Ocypoda.
P ’80, 179
Kisco, Pome H. A review of the European and American
Uranoscopide or star-gazers. P ’89, 259
Kirscu, Pumie H. and Morton W. Forpice. A review of the
American species of sturgeons, (Acipenseride). P ’89, 245
KirTuaAnp, J. P. On the larvae of the Thyreus abbottii. P ’57, 148
Kirz, Wm. See Sharpless, Aaron, and William Kite
Konic, Geo. A. On silver ore from Colorado. P 772, 278
82 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Konie, Gro. A. Continued.
— On the forms of artificial oxide of zine. P ’73, 12
—— On a boiler incrustation from New Jersey. P 73, 13
—— Notes on Mr. Berthoud’s paper. P 775, 365
—— Mineralogical notes. P ’76, 36, 155; ’77, 276, 290, 292, 294
—— On tantalite from Yancey County, North Carolina. P ’76, 39
—— On pachnolite and thomsenolite. P ’76, 42
—— On spessartite. P 76, 53
—— Note upon Mr. Hay’s paper. P ’76, 78
—— Mineralogical notes; hydrotitanite, a new mineral. P °76, 82
—— Hexagonite, Goldsmith, a variety of tremolite. P ’76, 180
—— On astrophyllite, arfvedsonite and zireon. P 777, 9
—— On enstatite. P ’77, 198
—— Protovermiculite, a new mineral species. P 77, 269
—— On the association of grossularite, zoisite, heulandite and
leidyite—a new species. P ’78, 81
—— Black barite from Derbyshire. P ’78, 99
—— Mountain soap of California. P ’78, 405
—— Mineralogical notes: randite. P ’78, 408
— Notes on jarosite. P ’80, 331
—— Notes on monazite. P ’82, 15
—— Orthite from Amelia Court House, Va. P ’82, 103
—— Note on zeolites from Delaware Co. P ’82, 286
—— Note on a new gold-purple. P ’83, 75
—— A new locality for beegerite. P ’85, 19
—— Mineralogical notes—Composition of stromeyerite. P ’86, 281
—— Manganese zinc serpentine from Franklin, N. J. P ’86, 350
—— On schorlomite as a variety of melanite. P ’86, 355
—— Ona peculiar form of molybdenite. P ’87, 38.
—— On zine-manganese, asbestos. P ’87, 47
—— Preliminary note on a new mineral species from Franklin,
N. J. .P ’87, 310
—— Note on eleonorite from Sevier Co., Arkansas. P ’88, 139
— Note on mazapilite, a new species. P ’88, 192
—— On anhydrite. P ’89, 11
—— Mazapilite, a new mineral species. P ’89, 45
—— Chloanthite, nicolite, de saulesite, annabergite, tephrowil-
lemite, fluorite and aquatite from Franklin, N. J. P ’89, 184
—— On paramelaconite and the associated minerals. P ’91, 284
Kraemer, Henry. Crystalline and ecrystalloidal substances and
their relation to plant structure. P ’01, 450
oe ——sOELIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 83
Kuwana, Suinkarl. See Kellogg, Vernon L., and S. 1. Kuwana
LanestrotH, Lorenzo L. On the impregnation of the eggs of
the queen bee. P 52, 49
—— On the honey ant. P ’52, 71
LapHam, J. A. A list of shells of the State of Wisconsin. P ’60, 154
—— Communication regarding Busycon perversum. P 72, 276
LAUTENBACH, B. F. The physiological action of hemlock and its
alkaloid. P ’75, 367
LAwRENCE, Gro. N. Descriptions of new species of birds of the
families Vireonide and Rallide. P ’63, 106
—— Descriptions of new species of birds of the families Cere-
bide, Tanagride, Icteride and Scolopacide. P 64, 106
—— Descriptions of new species of birds of the families Paride,
Vireonide, Tyrannide and Trochilide, with a note on Myiarchus
panamensis. P 65, 37
—— Descriptions of four new species of birds from the Isthmus
of Panama, New Granada. P ’65, 106
—— Notes on certain birds from New _— with descriptions
of new species. P ’67, 94
—— Descriptions of five new species of Central American birds.
P ’67, 232
—— Description of seven new species of American birds from
various localities, with notes of Zonotrichia melanotis. P 68,
359, 429
—— Descriptions of new species of birds of the families Troglody-
tide and Tyrannide. P 71, 233
LAWRENCE, GEO. W. On a mouthless fish. P °75, 125
Lea, Henry C. Catalogue of the Tertiary Testacea of the United
States. P °48, 95
Lea, Isaac. Nomenclature of Unio. P 742, 214
— On a fossil reptile from Lehigh County, Pa. P ’50, 171
—— On fossil bones from the Connecticut Valley. P ’51, 173, 205
—— On a new locality for zireon. P 751, 211
—— On dynamics of earthquakes. P 51, 261
—— On the genus Acostea. P ’51, 277
—— Biographical notice of Richard Cowling Taylor. 51, 290
—— On the Naiades of the United States. P ’51, 331
—— Onzireon. P ’51, 331
—— On the weight of unios. P 752, 52
—— Descriptions of a new species of symphynote Unio. P ’52, 54
—— Periodicity in Unionide. P ’52, 54
84 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Lx, Isaac. Contumued.
—— On the classification of Naiades. P 752, 55
—— On the definition of ‘‘Species.’’ P 752, 55
— On shells from the drift near Philadelphia. P 52, 106
—— On supposed imprints of human feet. P 752, 106
—— Description of a new species of Eschara from the Eocene of
Alabama. P ’52, 109
— Notice of the Mya nodulosa Wood. P 53, 368
—— On Castalia suleata Krauss and other Naiades. P 53, 376
—— On Mulleria Fér. P ’53, 435
—— On reptiles supposed to be from Old Red Sandstone. P
"53, 435
— On Pholas dactylus. P ’53, 438
—— On Acostwa guaduasana. P ’54,1
—— Rectification of Mr. T. A. Conrad’s ‘‘Synopsis of the Family
of Naiades of North America ’’ published in the ‘‘ Proceedings
of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia, February,
1853.’’ P ’54, 236
—— On a tanned skin of the walrus. P ’55, 265
— Description of a new mollusk from the Red Sandstone near
Pottsville, Pa. P ’55, 340
—— On footprints in the sandstone of Middletown, Connecticut. -
P 755, 409
—— On the New Red Sandstone formation of Pennsylvania and
on the tooth of a sauroid reptile. P 56, 77
—— Descriptions of a new species of Triquetra Klein (Hyria
Lamarck.) P ’56, 79
—— Description of a new sub-genus of Naiades. P ’56, 79
—— Description of new fresh water shells from California. P
56, 80
—— Description of twenty-five new species of exotic Uniones.
P ’56, 92
—— Description of four new species of exotic Uniones. P 756, 103
—— Description of thirteen new species of exotic Peristomata.
P ’56, 109
—— Description of fifteen new species of exotic Melaniana. P
56, 144
—— Description of the byssus in the genus Unio. P 56, 213
Description of eleven new species of exotic Uniones from
Georgia. P ’56, 262
On Triquetra lanceolata. P 56, 300
_———~—sFLIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 85
Lea, Isaac. Continued.
—— On the visual organs of Unio. P 57, 17
—— Description of thirteen new species of unios from Georgia.
P ’57, 31
—— Description of six new species of Uniones from Alabama.
P ’57, 83
—— Description of eight new species of Naiades from various parts
of the United States. P ’57, 84
—— Description of twelve new species of Naiades from North
Carolina. P ’57, 85
—— Description of three new exotic species of Naiades. P ’57, 85
—— Description of six new species of fresh water and land shells
of Texas and Tamaulipas, from the collection of the Smith-
- gonian Institution. P 57, 101
— On specimens from the Red Sandstone of Phoenixville, Pa.
P ’57, 149
—— Descriptions of twenty-seven new species of Uniones from
Georgia. P 57, 169
—— On the Red Sandstone of Gwynedd. P 57, 173
—— On chrysatolite. P ’57, 173
— On trilobites from Braintree, Mass. P ’57, 205
—— On conglomerate from Blossburg Mountain. P ’58, 11
—— Qn fresh water Mollusca from Nebraska, ete. P ’58, 13
— On rosin from Borneo. P ’58, 15
—— Descriptions of new species of Unio, from Tennessee, Ala-
bama and North Carolina. P ’58, 40
— Descriptions of a new Helix and two new Planorbes. P
68, 41
—— On Permian and Triassic formations in Kansas and Penn-
sylvania. P ’58, 90 |
—— Remarks on Unionide. P 58, 114
—— Description of four new fresh water molluses from the
Isthmus of Darien and Honduras. P ’58, 118
— On Unio rubiginosa. P 58, 135
—— Descriptions of seven new species of Margaritana and four
new species of Anodonte. P ’58, 138
—— Descriptions of twelve new species of Uniones and other fresh-
water shells of the United States. P 58, 165
—— On Triquetra contorta. P ’58, 179
— On fossils from Haddonfield, N. J. P ’58, 218
—— Description of eight new species of Unionide from Georgia,
Mississippi and Texas. P ’59, 112
86 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Lea, Isaac. Continued.
Deserviptions of twenty-one new species of exotic Unionide.
P 59, 151
—— Descriptions of seven new species of Uniones from South
Carolina, Florida, Alabama and Texas. P ’59, 154
—— Descriptions of two new species of Uniones from Georgia.
P ’59, 154
—— Notice of Alexander von Humboldt. P ’59, 162
—— Descriptions of twelve new species of Uniones from Georgia.
P ’59, 170
—— On Unionide from Georgia. P ’59, 177
— Descriptions of four new species of exotic Unionide. P ’59, 187
—— On Margaritana etowahensis. P 759, 280
—— Description of a new species of Unio from the Isthmus of
Darien. P 759, 281
—— On Unionide from Indiana. P ’59, 329
—— Descriptions of three new species of exotic Uniones. P 59, 331
—— Biographical note on August E. Jessup. P ’60, 1
—— On the history of anthracite. P ’60, 2
—— On abnormal shells. P ’60, 51
—— On the teeth.of Unionide. P ’60, 53
—— On the coloring matter of the nacre of the genus Unio.
P ’60, 88
— Descriptions of four new species of Unionide from Breall
and Buenos Aires. P ’60, 89
—— Descriptions of fifteen new species of Uruguayan Unionide.
P ’60, 90
—— Descriptions of five new species of Uniones from north Ala-
bama. P ’60, 92 .
—— Descriptions of four new x Aces of Melanide of the United
States. P ’60, 93
—— On the palpi of Anodonta. P ’60, 97
—— On Mollusea from artesian wells. P ’60, 147
— On Echinus. P ’60, 149
—— Descriptions of fourteen new species of Schizostome, An-
culose and Lithasie. P ’60, 186
—— Descriptions of three new species of Uniones from Mexico.
P ’60, 305
—— Descriptions of two new species of Uniones from Georgia.
P ’60, 305
—— Descriptions of seven new species of Unionide from the
United States. P ’60, 306
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Lea, Isaac. Continued.
—— Descriptions of three new species of exotic Unionide. P
’60, 307
— Descriptions of six new species of Unionide from Alabama.
P ’60, 307
—— On Helix cumberlandiana. P ’60, 363
—— On the number of species of Unionide in the United States.
P ’60, 3, 85
—— Descriptions of twenty-five new species of Unionide from
Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee and Florida. P 61, 38
—— Descriptions of new species of Schizostoma, Anculosa and
Lithasia. P ’61, 54
—— Description of a new species of Neritina, from Coosa River,
Alabama. P ’61, 55
—— Descriptions of twelve new species of Uniones from Alabama.
P ’61, 59
—— Description of a new genus (Strephobasis) of the family
Melanide and three new species. P ’61, 96
—— Descriptions of forty-nine new species of the genus Melania.
P ’61, 117
—— Descriptions of new fossil Mollusca, from the Cretaceous
formation at Haddonfield, N. J. P ’61, 148
Deseriptions of eleven new species of the genus Unio from the
United States. P ’61, 391
—— Descriptions of seven new species of the genus Io. P ’61, 393
—— Descriptions of two new species of Unionide of the United
States. P ’62, 168
—— Descriptions of two new species of Unionide of the United
Melanide, and of forty-five new species. P 62, 169
Descriptions of two new species of exotic Uniones and one
Monocondylea. P ’62, 176
Description of a new genus (Goniobasis) of the family Me-
lanide and eighty-two new species. P ’62, 262
—— Descriptions of eleven new species of Melanide of the United
States. P ’62, 272
—— Descriptions of fourteen new species of Melanide and
Paludina. P ’63, 154
—— Description of eleven new species of exotic Unionide. P
’63, 189
—— Description of a new species of Unio and a Monocondylea.
P ’63, 190
88 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Ln, Isaac. Continued.
—— Descriptions of twenty-four new species of Unionide of the
United States. P 763, 191
—— Description of a new genus of the family Melanide. P ’64, 2
—— Description and remarks on Planorbis newberryi. P 64, 3
—— Description of eleven new species of indigenous Melanide.
P 64, 3
—— Descriptions of six new species of Unionide from Lake
Nyassa, Central Africa, ete. P. 764, 108
— Description of six new species of Succinea of the United
States. P 64, 109
—— Description of a new species of Planorbis. P 64, 111
— Descriptions of thirteen new species of Melanide of the
United States. P ’64, 111
—— Description of five new species of Lymneae of North America.
P ’64, 113
—— Descriptions of two new species of Unionide of South Africa.
P ’64, 113
—— Descriptions of twenty-four new species of Physa of the
United States and Canada. P ’64, 114
—— Descriptions of six new species of western Asiatic Unionide.
P ’64, 285
—— Deseriptions of three new species of exotic Uniones. P
65, 75
—— Descriptions of eight new species of Unio of the United
States. P 65, 88
—— Description of twelve new species of Unionide from South
America. P 66, 33
— Notes on some members of the feldspar family. P ’66, 109
—— Description of two new species of the genus Lithasia. P
66, 133
—— On two new minerals from Chester Co., Penna. _P 67, 44
—— Descriptions of five new species of Unionide and one Palu-
dina of the United States. P ’67, 81
Description of nine species of Unionide from Lake Nicaragua,
Central America. P 68, 94
—— Description of sixteen new species of the genus Unio of the
United States. P ’68, 143
—— Notes on some singular forms of Chinese species of Unio.
P ’68, 145
—— Descriptions of four new species of exotic Unionide. P
"68, 150
-~EIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 89
Lea, Isaac. Continued.
—— Descriptions of twenty-six new species of Melanide of the
United States. P ’68, 151
— Descriptions of seven new species of Unio from North Caro-
lina. P ’68, 160 :
— Description of two new species of Unionide from Equador.
P 68, 161
—— Descriptions of Unionide from the Lower Cretaceous for-
mation of New Jersey. P ’68, 162
— Notes on microscopic crystals included in some minerals.
P 69, 4
—— Further notes on microscopic crystals in some of the gems,
ete. P ’69, 119
—— Descriptions of six new species of fresh water shells. P
69, 124
—— Description of three new species of exotic Unionide. P
71, 188
—— Description of twenty new species of Uniones of the United
States. P ’71, 189
—— Descriptions of twenty-nine species of Unionide from the
United States. P ’72, 155
—— Description of seven new species of Unionide of the United
States. P °73, 422
— On three new species of Uniones of the United States. P
"73, 424
— Further notes on ‘‘inclusions’’ in gems, ete. P ’76, 98
—— A new locality for allanite. P ’82, 60
—— An account of the minerals at present known to exist in the
vicinity of Philadelphia. J I, 462
—— On the genus Acostea of D’Orbigny, a fresh water Lamelli-
branchia. - J II, 125
—— Description of a fossil saurian of the New Red Sandstone
formation of Pennsylvania; with some account of that for-
mation. J II, 185
— On some new fossil mollusks in the Carboniferous slates of
the anthracite seams of the Wilkesbarre coal formation. J II,
203
—— Descriptions of exotic genera and species of the family
Unionide. J III, 289
—— Descriptions of the embryonic forms of thirty-eight species
of Unionide. J IV, 43
90 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Lea, Isaac. Continued.
—— New Unionide of the United States. J IV, 51, 191; V, 53
—— Descriptions of exotic Unionide. J IV, 235
—— New Unionide of the United States and northern Mexico.
J IV, 327
—— New Unionide of the United States and Arctic America.
J V, 187
—— New Melanide of the United States. J V, 217
—— New exotic Unionide. J V, 377
—— Descriptions of the soft parts of one hundred and forty-three
species and some embryonic forms of Unionide of the United
States. J V, 401
—— New Unionide, Melanide, etc., chiefly of the United States.
J VI,5
— New Unionide, Melanide, etc., chiefly of the United States.
J VI, 113, 249, 303
—— Description of fifty-two species of Unionide. J VIII, 5
—— Supplement to paper on Unionide. J VIII, 55
LeConts, Joun. An enumeration of the vines of North America.
P ’53, 269 :
—— Description of a new species of Pacane nut. P 53, 402
Description of three new species of American Arvicole, with
remarks on some other American rodents. P ’53, 404
— Observations on the so-called Crotalus durissus and C,
adamanteus of modern authors. P ’53, 415
—— Notice of American animals, formerly known, but now for-
gotten or lost. P 54, 8
—— On Magnolia pyramidata. P ’54, 174
— — Descriptions of four new species of Kinosternum. P ’54, 180
—— Arrangement of the tortoises. P ’54, 186
—— Catalogue of American Testudinata. P ’54, 189
-——— Observations on Vespertilio leporinus of Linnewus. P ’54, 190
—— Descriptions of new species of Astacus from Georgia. P
55, 400
—— On a new species of Gelasimus. P 55, 402
—— Remarks on two species of American Cimex. P ’55, 404
— — Descriptive catalogue of the Ranina of the United States. P
55, 423
—— Observations on the North American species of bats. P
55, 431
—— Description of two new species of Hesperomys. P ’55, 442
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LeContTs, JoHN. Continued.
— Description of a new species of Hyla from Georgia. P ’56, 146
— Descriptions of several new mammals from western Africa.
Fr 57, 10 ;
—— On three new species of Vespertilionidae. P ’57, 174
—— Observations on the wild turkey, or Gallopavo sylvestris,
of Ray. P ’57, 179
—— Description of two new species of tortoises. P ’59, 4
—— Observations on the species of Nicotiana. P 59, 93
—— Description of new species of the coleopterous family His-
teride. P ’59, 310
LeConte, Joun L. Descriptions of new species of North Ameri-
ean Coleoptera. P °44, 48
— Fragmenta entomologica. P ’47, 212
—— On Tertiary fossils from San Diego, California. P ’51, 264
—— Synopsis of the species of Donacia inhabiting the United
States. P ’51, 310
—— Zoological notes. P 51, 316
—— Synopsis of the Lampyrides of temperate North America.
P ’51, 331
—— Notes on some fossil pachyderms from [linois. P 52, 3, 56
—— Notice of a fossil Dicotyles from Missouri. P ’52, 5
—— On the difference between primordial races and introduced
- races. P 52, 35
Hints towards a natural classification of the family Histrini
of coleopterous insects. P ’52, 36
—— Synopsis of the Parnide of the United States, P ’52, 41
—— Synopsis of the Eucnemides of temperate North America.
P 52, 45
— On a new locality for Casteroides ohioensis. P 752, 53
—— Remarks on some coleopterous insects collected by S. W.
Woodhouse, in Missouri Territory and New Mexico. P ’52, 61
—— Synopsis of the Anthicites of the United States. P ’52, 91
—— Remarks upon the Coccinellide of the United States. P ’52,
129
—— Description of a new species of Trombidium. P ’52, 145
—— Synopsis of the Scydmenide of the United States. P ’52, 149
—— Description of a new species of Sciurus. P ’52, 149
—— An attempt at a synopsis of the genus Geomys Raf. P
"52, 157
— Catalogue of the Melyrides of the United States, with de
scriptions of new species. P 52, 163
92 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
LeConts, JoHn L. Continued.
— On the genus Dipodomys. P 53, 224
— Description of twenty new species of Coleoptera inhabiting
the United States. P ’53, 226
—— Synopsis of the Silphales of America north of Mexico. P —
"53, 274
—— Synopsis of the species of the histeroid genus Abraeus
(Leach), inhabiting the United States, with descriptions of two
nearly allied new genera. P ’53, 287
—— Synopsis of the Endomychide of the United States. P
53, 357
— On the genus Scalops. P ’53, 326
—— Synopsis of the Meloides of the United States. P ’53, 328
—— Descriptions of some new Coleoptera from Texas, collected by
the Mexican Boundary Commission. P 53, 439
—— Descriptions of some new Coleoptera from Oregon, collected
by Dr. J. G. Cooper of the North Pacific R. R. Expedition, un-
der Gov. J. J. Stevens. P ’54, 16
Synopsis of the Gdemeride of the United States. P ’54, 20
—— Note on the genus Amblychila. P ’54, 32
—— Synopsis of the species of Platynus and allied genera, in-
habiting the United States. P ’54, 35
—— Synopsis of Cucuiides of the United States. P °54, 73
—— Notice of some coleopterous insects from the collections of
the Mexican Boundary Commission. P ’54, 79
—— Synopsis of the Byrrhide of the United States. P 54, 113
—— Synopsis of the Erotylide of the United States. P ’54, 158
—— Descriptions of the species of Trox and Omorgus inhabiting
the United States. P ’54, 211 ,
—— Some corrections in the nomenclature of Coleoptera found in
the United States. P ’54, 216
—— Descriptions of some Coleoptera collected by Thos. H. Webb,
M. D., in the year 1850-51 and 52 while Secretary to the U. S.
and Mexican Boundary Commission. P 54, 220
— Notice of three genera of Scarabaeide found in the U. S.
P ’55, 19
—— Analytical table of the species of Chiaenius found in the
U.S. P ’55, 25
—— Synopsis of the Pyrochroides of the U. 8S. P ’55, 270
—— On hybrid cats. P ’55, 286
—— Correction of Chapuis and Candéze’s Catalogue des larves
des Coléoptéres. P ’55, 288
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LeContTe, JoHn L. Continued.
—— Analytical table of the species of Hydroporus found in the
U. S. with descriptions of new species. P 55, 290
—— Synopsis of the Lathridiides of the United States, and north-
ern contiguous territories. P 55, 299
—— Notes on the Amare of the U.S. P 755, 346
— Synopsis of the Hydrophilide of the United States. P ’55, 356
—— Synopsis of the Mycetophagidae of the United States. P ’56, 12
—— Synopsis of the Phalacridae of the United States. P 56, 15
—— Note on the genus Lithodus, Schonherr. P ’56, 18
—— Catalogue of the species of Bembidium found in the U. S.
and contiguous northern regions. P ’57, 2
—— Index to the Buprestidae of the United States, described in
the work of Laporte and Gory, with notes. P 757, 6
—— Synopsis of the species of Clivina and allied genera inhabit-
ing the United States. P 57, 75
—— On Mastodon beds in Honduras. P ’58, 7
—— Description of new species of Coleoptera, chiefly collected by
the United States and Mexican Boundary Commission, under
Major W. H. Emory, U.S. A. P ’58, 59
— On Coleoptera from Japan. P ’58, 163
—— Notes on a species of Eleodes found within the United States.
P 58, 180
— Catalogue of the Coleoptera from Fort Tejon, California.
P 59, 69
—— On a fossil from Point Keewenaw, Lake Superior. P 59, 150
—— Additions to the coleopterous fauna of northern California
and Oregon. P ’59, 281
—— Notes on Coleoptera found at Fort Simpson, Mackenzie River,
with remarks on northern species. P ’60, 315
—— Synopsis of the Scaphidiide of the United States. P ’60, 321
— On Anableps. P ’61, 21
—— On geographical distribution of Coleoptera. P ’61, 49
—— Notes on the coleopterous fauna of Lower California. P
61, 335
—— New species of Coleoptera inhabiting the Pacific district of
the United States. P ’61, 338
—— Note on the classification of Cerambycidae, with descriptions
of new species. P ’62, 38
—— Synopsis of the Mordellide of the United States. P ’62, 43
—— Notes on the species of Calosoma inhabiting the United
States. P ’62, 52
94 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
LEConTE, JoHN L. Continued.
—— Synopsis of the species of Colymbetes inhabiting America,;
north of Mexico. P ’62, 521
—— Note on the species of Brachinus inhabiting the United
States. P ’62, 523
—— On a fresh-water shrimp. P 63, 282
—— On Dr. Gerstaecker’s remarks on the classification of the
Coleoptera of North America. P 64, 49
—— Note on the species of Myodites Latr. inhabiting the United
States. P ’65, 96
—— Notes on the species of Harpalus inhabiting America, north
of Mexico. P ’65, 98
— On the species of Galeruca and allied genera inhabiting North
America. P ’65, 204
Prodromus of a monograph of the species of the tribe Ano-
biini of the family Ptinide, inhabiting North America. P ’65, 222
—— On the subfamily Clavigeride. P ’66, 108
List of Coleoptera collected in the mountains of ‘healed
Co., Penna. P ’66, 346
Tint of Coleoptera collected near Fort Whipple, Arizona, or
Dr. Elliott Coues, U. S. A., in 1864-65. P ’66, 348
Revision of the Dasytini of the United States. P ’66, 349
—— Additions to the coleopterous fauna of the United States. P
66, 361
—— On the Tertiary coal-beds of New Mexico. P ’67, 132
—— On the occurrence of calamite in southern Mexico. P 68, 228
—— Analytical table of the species of Baridius inhabiting the
United States. P ’68, 361
—— The Gyrinide of America, north of Mexieo. P ’68, 365
—— Notes on the species of Agonoderus, Bradycellus, and Steno-
lophus inhabiting America north of Mexico. P ’68, 373
— Statement regarding a collection of Coleoptera. P ’73, 100
—— Biographical note on Friederich Ernest Melsheimer, M. D-
P °73, 257
—— On a fungoid disease in a mouse. P ’73, 261
—— The Pterostichi of the United States. P ’73, 302
—— Synonymieal remarks upon North American Coleoptera. P
"73, 321
—— On the age of the Lignite beds of the Missouri River. 'P
"74, 11
—— Destructive Coleoptera. P °76, 195
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LeContTe, JoHn L. Continued.
—— The geology of New Mexico. P 75, 267
—— Report on insects introduced by means of the International
Exposition. P °76, 267
— On Rocky Mountain locusts. P ’77, 129
—— Fragmenta entomologica. J I, 71
—— An attempt to classify the longicorn Coleoptera of the part
of America north of Mexico. J I, 311; II, 5, 99, 139
—— Synopsis of the species of Pterostichus Bon. and allied genera,
inhabiting temperate North America. J II, 225
—— Synopsis of the Melolonthide of the United States. J III, 225
— Catalogue of Coleoptera of the regions adjacent to the bound-
ary line between the United States and Mexico. J IV, 9
Leeps, A. R. Exhibition of crystalline staffelite. P ’70, 122
—— On an interesting geological phenomenon near Philadelphia.
P 770, 134
— On a fulgurite. P ’74, 145
—— On elevation of temperature in a lead mine. P 74, 145
LeFrrMAN, Henry. Variations in leaves of Ailanthus glandulosa.
P 74, 160
Ler, George C. Description of a new species of Fuligula. j viii,
170
—— Description of the nest and eggs of the Fulica americana and
Anas discors. j viii, 203; P *41, 124
—— Construction of the nictitating membrane of the eye. P ’41, 2
— On Parus leucotis, a rectification. P °42, 140
Lewy, JosePpH. Notes taken on a visit to White Pond in Warren
County, New Jersey. P °45, 279 :
— On the vertebra of a fossil Zeuglodon of Alabama. P 45, 292
—— On the larve of Aphides. P 46, 66
—— Remarks upon the anatomy of the abdominal viscera of the
sloth, Bradypus tridactylus Linnaeus. P 746, 72
—— On the anatomy of Spectrum femoratum Say. P 746, 80
—— Description of a new genus and species of Entozoa. P ’46, 100
On the mechanism which closes the membraneous wings
of the genus Locusta. P 746, 104
Remarks on Entozoa. P ’46, 107
— On hairworms. P ’46, 108
—— On the situation of the olfactory sense in the terrestrial tribe
of the gasteropodous Mollusea. P 746, 136
—— On the fecundity of Cryptogamia. P ’47, 195
96 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Lewy, JosePH. Continued.
— On a spicula of bone in the lamina of the dura mater. P
’47, 198
— On cerystals in Parmelia. P ’47, 210
— On the cranium of a New Hollander. P 747, 217
— On an entozoon in Helix. P ’47, 220
—— On an optical illusion in man. P 47, 243
—— On Squatina dumerili. P 47, 247
—— Description and anatomy of a new and curious subgenus of
Planaria. P 47, 248
—— Descriptions of two new species of Planaria. P ’47, 251
—— On the fossil horse of America. P 47, 262, 328
—— On the destructibility of animal tissues. P ’47, 313
On a new genus and species of fossil Ruminantia, Poebrethe-
rium wilsoni. P ’47, 322
On the eye in the perfect Cirrhopoda. P ’48, 1
—— On the hair of a Hottentot boy. P ’48,7
— On some bodies in the boa constrictor resembling the
pacinian corpuscles. P °48, 27
— On a new fossil genus and species of romineeta and
Pachydermata, (Merycoidodon culbertsonii). P ’48, 47
—— On the development of the purkenjean corpuscle in bone.
P ’48, 116
—— On the intimate structure of articular cartilage. P ’48, 117
—— On the arrangement of the areolar sheath of muscular fasci-
culi and its relation to the tendon. P ’48, 119
—— On the existence of the intermaxillary bone in the embryo
of the human subject. P 749, 145
—— On the cartilages of the Cephalopoda. P °49, 169
—— Tapirus americanus fossilis. P ’49, 180
On the existence of Entophyta in healthy animals as a na-
tural condition. P 49, 225
On the odoriferous glands of the Invertebrata. P ’49, 234
—— On a new species of Entophyta. P 49, 245
—— Descriptions (accompanied by drawings) of new genera and
species of Entophyta. P ’49, 249
—— On generation. P ’50, 7
—— On Entophyta. P ’50, 7, 8
—— On crystalline bodies in the tissues of organisms. P 50, 32
—— On species of Annelida abranchia. P 50, 34
—— Descriptions of new Entophyta growing within animals. P
50, 35
ete LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 97
Lewy, JosepH. Continued.
-— On two genera of fossil mammals, Eucrotaphus and Archaeo-
therium. P ’50, 90
—— Contributions to helminthology. P ’50, 96
— Notes on the development of the Gordius aquaticus. P ’50, 98
—— Description of some nematoid Entozoa infesting insects. P.
50, 100 :
—— Two new species of infusorial Entozoa. P ’50, 100
—— Descriptions of three Filariz. P °50, 117
-— On the nettling organs of the Hydra. P ’50, 119
—— On a fossil Rhinoceros from Missouri. P 750, 119, 121
—— Description of new genera of Vermes. P 750, 124
—— Descriptions of new species of Entozoa. P ’50, 155
—— On the maxilla of a species of Paleotherium. P ’51, 170
—— On fossil tortoises from Nebraska. P ’51, 172
—— On transplantation of animal tissues. P ’51, 201
—— On fungus growth in the mole cricket. P ’51, 204, 210
—— Contributions to helminthology. P ’51, 205, 224, 239, 349
—— On a ease of nigrites. P ’51, 211
—— On the introduction of cancerous matter into the integument
of a frog. P ’51, 212
—— On fungi in Cicada. P ’51, 235
—— On fossil ungulates from Nebraska. P 751, 237
—— On the genus Plumatella. P ’51, 261
— On the Gordiacer. P 51, 262, 266, 275
—— On Cristatella. P 51, 265
—— On the remains of fossil mammals. P 51, 276, 278
—— On a freshwater sponge from the vicinity of Philadelphia.
P ’51, 278
—— Corrections and additions to former papers on helmin-
thology, published in the Proceedings of the Academy. P
51, 284
—— On Crocodilus antiquus. P ’51, 307
—— On fossil whales. P ’51, 308
—— On some American freshwater Polyzoa. P 751, 320
—— On fossil reptilian and mammalian remains. P 51, 325
— On fossils from the Green Sand of New Jersey. P ’51, 329
—— On two species of Rhinoceros from Nebraska. P 751, 331
—— On fossil teeth from Nebraska. P °52, 2 |
—— On Cretaceous mammals. P ’52, 3
— On a fossil tortoise from Nebraska. P 752, 34, 59
98 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Leipy, JosEPH. Continued.
— On a fossil dolphin from Virginia and a fossil tortoise from
New Jersey. P 752, 35
—— On queen bees. P ’52, 50
— On a fossil. cetacean from Lousiana. P ’52, 52
—— On the osteology of the Hippopotamus. P 752, 52, 53
—— On Troglodytes gorilla. P 52, 53
—— On fossil tortoises from Nebraska. P ’52, 59
— On ‘‘red snow.’’ P ’52, 59
— On extinct species of ox. P 52, 71
— On the honey ant. P 752, 72
—— On tooth of a fossil tapir. P ’52, 106
—— Remarks on a fossil ox. P 52, 117
— On Tapirus haysii. P ’52, 148
—— On various fossil teeth. P ’53, 240
—— On fossils from Natchez, Mississippi. P 53, 303
—— Observations on extinct Cetacea. P ’53, 377
— On a collection of fossil Mammalia and Chelonia from the
Mauvais Terres of Nebraska. P 753, 392
— On Bathygnathus borealis. P 53, 404
—— On nodular bodies in the tails and fins of fishes. P ’53, 433
— Exhibition of restored skull of Oreodon. P 754, 35
—— Exhibition of restored upper jaw of Titanotherium. P 54, 35
—— On Brimosaurus grandis. P 754, 72
On Bison latifrons, Arctodus pristinus, Hippodon speciosus
and Meryecodus necatus. P 754, 89
On Dinictis felina. P-’54, 127
On Prof. Lindley’s review of ‘‘A Flora and Fauna within
Living Animals.’’ P ’54, 128
Synopsis of extinct Mammalia from the Eocene of Nebraska.
P 754, 156
Description of a fossil apparently indicating an extinet species
of the camel tribe. P 54, 172
—— On Urnatella gracilis and a new species of Plumatella. P
54, 191
Notice of some fossil bones discovered by Mr. Francis A.
Lincke, in the banks of the Ohio River, Indiana. P ’54, 199
Remarks on the question of the identity of Bootherium eavi-
frons with Ovibus moschatus or O. maximus. P ’54, 209
—— Indications of twelve species of fossil fishes. P ’55, 395
— On Escharina variabile. P 55, 415
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Leiwy, JosePpH. Continued.
— Notices of some tape worms. P ‘5d, 443
— On Haematozoa from the heart of a dog. P 56, 2
—— Description of two ichthyodorulites. P °56, 11
A synopsis of Entozoa and some other ecto-congeners ob-
served by the authors. P 56, 42
Notices of some remains of extinct Mammalia recently dis-
covered by Dr. F. V. Hayden in the Bad Lands of Nebraska.
P 56, 59
—— On remains of a seal. P ’56, 62
—— Notices of remains of extinet reptiles and fishes discovered
by Dr. F. V. Hayden in the Bad Lands of the Judith River,
Nebraska territory. P ’56, 72
—— Notices of remains of extinct Mammalia discovered by Dr.
F. V. Hayden in Nebraska territory. P °56, 88
Notice of the remains of a species of seal from the Post
Pliocene deposit of the Ottawa River. P ’56, 90
Notices of several new genera of extinct Mammalia previously
less perfectly characterized. P °56, 91
—— On the organization of the Academy of Science in St. Louis.
P 56, 102
—— On the effect of cold on animals. P ’56, 105, 161
— On Dicotyles. P 56, 140
— On the perforation of Mollusca by Clhiona. P °56, 162
— On the eyes of the katydid. P ’56, 162
Notice of some remains of extinet vertebrated animals.
P 756, 163
—— Notices of remains of extinet vertebrated animals of New
Jersey collected by Prof. Cooke of the State Geological Survey
under the direction of Dr. W. Kitchell. P 56, 220
—— Notices of remains of extinct vertebrated animals discovered
by Prof. E. Emmons. P 756, 255
—— Notice of some remains of fishes discovered by Dr. John E.
Evans. P 56, 256
—— Notices of the remains of two species of seals. P 56, 265
— Remarks on certain extinct species of fishes. P 756, 301
—— Notices of remains of extinct turtles of New Jersey collected
by Professor Cook, of the State Geological Survey, under the
direction of Dr. Kitchell. P 756, 303
Notices of extinct Vertebrata discovered by F. V. Hayden
during the expedition to the Sioux country, under the command
of Lieut. G. K. Warren. P 756, 311
100 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Leipy, JosePH. Continued.
—— On Entozoa from Naiades. P 757, 18
—— List of extinct Vertebrata, the remains of which have been
discovered in the region of the Missouri River: with remarks
on the geologic age. P ’57, 89
—— On the fossil inkbag of a cuttlefish. P °57, 149
—— On corprolites and shales from Phoenixville. P ’57, 149
—— On fossils from Gwynedd tunnel. P 757, 150
—— Notices of some remains of extinet fishes. P 57, 167
— Rectifications of the references of certain of the extinct mam-
malian genera of Nebraska. P 57, 175
—— On the dentition of Mososaurus. P ’57, 176
—— On the sounds made by insects. P 57, 177
—— On Dictyophora vorax. P ’57, 204
—— On the larva of Oestrus. P ’57, 204
—— On Gordius. P ’57, 204
— On the introduction of the camel in North America, P 757, 210
—— On mammalian remains from Nebraska. P ’58, 1, 10, 11
—— On remains of an extinct camel from Nebraska. P 758, 1
—— On Urnatella gracilis. P ’58,1
—— On the lower jaw of a wolf. P ’58, 2
— On fossil Mammalia from Nebraska. P 58, 7
—— On Elephas imperator. P 58, 10
—— On teeth of elephant. P ’58, 10
—— On extinct horses from Niobrara River. P 58, 11
—— On Mastodon from Maryland. P 58, 12
—— On Tapirus mastodontoides. P ’58, 12
—— Notice of remains of extinct Vertebrata, from the valley of
the Niobrara River, collected during the Exploring Expedition
of 1857, in Nebraska, under the command of Lieut. G. W.
Warren, U. 8. Top. Eng., by Dr. F. V. Hayden, Sone of
the expedition. P ’58, 20
— On method of repairing fossils. P 58, 89
—— On Manayunkia speciosa. P ’58, 90; ’59, 2
— Contributions to helminthology. P 58, 110
—— On species of Ichneumon infesting the cankerworm. P
58, 137
— On Rhynchodemus sylvaticus. P 58, 171
— On eryolite. P ’58, 177
—— On remains of a reindeer from Vincentown, N. J. P 58, 179
— On Cristatella. P ’58, 188
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Leipy, JosePpH. Continued.
On Hadrosaurus foulkii. P ’58, 215
— Intestinal absorption. P ’58, Biol. 5
— On automatic action versus consciousness. P 58, Biol. 6
— On an acephalous child. P ’58, Biol. 8
— On the cause of monstrosities. P 58, Biol. 9
—— On blood erystals. P ’58, Biol. 9
—— On ejection from Aphide. P ’58, Biol. 10
— On structure of cancer. P ’58, Biol. 10
'-—— On sections of the human cranium. P ’58, Biol. 10
—— On effects of chloroform inhalation. P ’58, Biol. 11
—— On a diseased minnow. P ’58, Biol. 12
—— On Echinococcus hominis. P ’58, Biol. 12
— On Achlya prolifera. P ’58, Biol. 13
— On growth of hair on cornea. P ’58, Biol. 15
—— On pus-eells. P 58, Biol. 16
— On parasites in a mink. P ’58, Biol. 25
— Ona bone from the liver of a mink. P 58, Biol. 28
— On fossil fishes from Kansas. P ’59, 3
—— On fossil remains from Monmouth County, New Jersey. P
59, 91
— On tooth of Mastodon from Honduras. P ’59, 91
— On fossil remains from Chester Co., Penna. P ’59, 110
— On fossil remains from Virginia and New Jersey. P ’59, 110
—— On askull of Ursus. P ’59, 111
-— On Sombrero guana. P ’59, 111
—— On a fragment of jaw of Mososaurus. P ’59, 150
— On Paleotrochus. P ’59, 150
— Remarks on fossils from Chatham County, North Carolina.
P ’59, 162
— On Freyia americana. P 59, 194
— On blood of mammals. P ’59, Biol. 2
—— On Trichina. P ’59, Biol. 3; ’66, 9
— On eysts in human muscles. P ’59, Biol. 4
—— On dipterous larve from man. P ’59, Biol. 7
— On the seat of the vesicating principle of the Lytta vittata.
P 59, Biol. 18
—— On albertite. P ’60, 54
—— On Hyalonema mirabilis. P ’60, 85
—— On Trichina spiralis. P ’60, 96
— On a rich botanical locality at Jackson, N. J. P ’60, 98
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Leipy, JosEPH. Continued.
On Hyla viridis. P ’60, 305
On fossil skulls from Indiana. P ’60, 416
On fossil teeth from Texas. P ’60, 416
On Spiroptera megastoma. P ’60, Biol. 3
Anatomical specimens, preparation of. P ’60, Biol. 3
—— On the food of the shad. P ’61, 2
—— On lignite from Pennsylvania. P ’61, 77
—— On syenite from Fairmount Park and on a boulder of Pots-
dam Sandstone from Philadelphia. P ’62, 507
—— On parasitic worms from the aorta of a horse. P ’63, 42
—— On striped sheep wools. P ’63, 42
—— On Phalangopsis from leaf of Benzoin odoriferum. P ’63, 212
—— On Nostoe pruneiforme. P 63, 281
—— On the existence of a boring sponge in the Cretaceous period.
P65, 77
—— On fossil horses from California and Oregon. P ’65, 94
—— On kitchen-midden at Cape Henlopen. P ’65, 95
—— Ona foetal dog-fish. P 65,175
— On fossil rhinoceros. P ’65, 176
—— On bones and implements from guano deposits in the Island
of Orchilla. P ’65, 181
— Oneryolite. P 65, 181
—— On oolitic phosphate of lime and alumina. P ’65, 181
—— On Indian relics from Tennessee. P 66, 1
—— On cancer of the liver in a turkey. P ’66, 9
—— On the phalanx of an extinct reptile. P ’66, 9
—— On human relics from Petite Anse, Lousiana. P ’66, 109
—— On fossil remains from Bangor, Maine. P ’66, 237
—— On a specimen of Coceus. P ’66, 289
—— On Mastodon ohioticus from Kentucky. P 66, 290
—— On kitchen-midden of Cape Henlopen. P ’66, 290
—— On fossil bones from Nebraska. P ’66, 345
—— On the extinct mammals of Nebraska and Dakota. P ’67, 32
Fl | |
On Bison latifrons. P ’67, 85
On the seventeen year locust in Virginia. P ’67, 93
On a prehistoric implement from Michigan. P ’67, 97
On a skull of Castoroides ohioensis. P 67, 97
—— On the skull of a fossil gopher. P ’67, 97
—— On black hornstone from Easton, Pa. P ’67, 125
—— On Sombrero guano. P ’68, 156
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Leipy, JosePH. Continued.
—— Notice of some vertebrate remains from Harden Co., Texas.
P 68, 174
—— Indications of an Elotherium in California. P ’68, 177
—— Notice of some reptilian remains from Nevada. P 68, 177
— Notice of some vertebrate remains from the West Indian
Islands. P 68, 178
— Notice of some extinct cetaceans. P ’68, 195
— Notice of some remains of horses. P ’68, 195
—— Remarks on a jaw fragment of Megalosaurus. P ’68, 197
— Remarks on Conosaurus of Gibbes. P ’68, 200.
—— Notice of American species of Ptychodus. P ’68, 205
— On shad from salt water. P ’68, 228
— Notices of some American leeches. P 68, 229
Notice of some remains of extinct pachyderms. P ’68, 230
—— On supposed coprolites from the Huronian slates of Minne-
sota. P ’68, 302
—— On iridescence independent of films. P ’68, 303
—— On asterism in mica. P ’68, 313
— On fossil bones from Kansas. P 68, 315
—— Notice of some remains of extinct Insectivora from Dakota.
P ’68, 315
— On Wolffia. P ’68, Biol. 6
—— On a siliceous sponge, Pheronema. P ’68, Biol. 9
—— On Euglena. P ’68, Biol. 10
Notice of some extinct vertebrates from Wyoming and
Dakota. P ’69, 63
—— On Megacerops coloradensis. P ’70, 1
— On Poicilopleuron valens and other fossils. P ’70, 3
—— On the humerus of a sloth resembling Mylodon robustus, and
on Dromotherium silvestre. P ’70, 8
—— On reptilian remains from the Cretaceous formation near
Fort Wallace, Kansas. P ’70, 9
—— On a fossil mandible from near Fort Bridger, Wyoming. P
70, 10
On specimens of vertebral bodies from the New Jersey Green
Sands. P ’70, 10
— On Ichthyodorulites. P ’70, 12
— On fossil remains from Illinois. P ’70, 13
-—— On Discosaurus and its allies. P ’70, 18
— On fossil bones from Dakota and Nebraska. P 70, 65
104 ‘LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Leipy, JosePH. Continued.
—— On the internal organs of generation of a hog. P ’70, 65
—— On fossil remains from Idaho, Utah, and Oregon. P ’70, 66
— On Hadrosaurus and its allies. P °’70, 67
—— On Anguillulide. P ’70, 68
—— On fossils from the vicinity of Burlington, Kansas, and from
the Rocky Mts. P ’70, 69
— On the relations of European and American fauna. P ’70, 72
—— On a jaw fragment of Ovibos cavifrons. P ’70, 73
—— On Nothosaurops occiduus. P ’70, 74
—— Qn leeches. P ’70, 89
—— On mastodon remains. P ’70, 96
— On fossil remains in the museum of Amherst College. P
"70, 98
— On ciliated polyps. P ’70, 100
—— On Crocodilus elliotti. P ’70, 100
—— On fossils from Sweet Water River, Wyoming Ter. P ’70, 109
—— On fossils from Bridge Creek, Oregon. P ’70, 111
— On fossils from Church Buttes, Wyoming Ter. P ’70, 113
— On Cordylophora. P ’70, 113
—— On fossil remains of reptiles. P ’70, 122, 123
— On fossils found under Table Mt., Cal. P ’70, 125
— On fossil equines from Central and South America. P ’70, 126
—— On Lophiotherium silvaticum. P ’70, 126
— On Pheronema. P ’70, 126
—— On the lower jaw of an aged man. P ’70, 133
—— On a wood-carving from St. Paul de Loando. P ’70, 133
— On the reversed viscera of a human subject. P ’70, 134
— On a collection of fossils from California. P ’71, 50
—— On Tenia mediocanellata. P ’71, 53
— On some extinct turtles from Wyoming Territory. P ’71, 102
—— On polydactylism in a horse. P ’71, 112
—— On a molar tooth from the Miocene of Greenville, N. C. P
‘71, 113 |
—— Remains of extinct mammals from Wyoming. P ’71, 113
—— Remains of mastodon and horse in North Carolina. P ’71, 113
—— On remains of Palsxosyops from Fort Bridger, Wyoming
Territory. P ’71, 118
—— On supposed fossil turtle eggs. P ’71, 154
—— A fossil Testudo from Wyoming. P ’71, 154
—— On the garnets of Green’s Creek, Delaware Co. P ’71, 155
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Leipy, JosEPH. Contimued.
—— On donation of fossils from Wyoming. P ’71, 197
— On Mastodon, ete., of California. P ’71, 198
— Note on Anchitherium. P ’71, 199
— On fossil vertebrates from Wyoming. P ’71, 228
—— Notice of some extinct rodents. P 71, 230
—— On the minerals of Mount Mica. P ’71, 245
— On fossils of Oregon. P 71, 247
—— Flies as a means of communicating contagious diseases. P
"71, 297
— Notice of some worms. P ’71, 305
—— On a mite in the ear of the ox. P ’72,9
—— On fossils from Wyoming. P ’72, 19
—— On corundum. P 72, 19
—— Onsome extinct mammals. P ’72, 37
— On some extinct vertebrates. P ’72, 38
— On Gamasus of the ox. P ’72, 138
—— On mastodon from New Mexico. P ’72, 142
—— On a new genus of extinct turtlés. P ’72, 162
—— On some remains of Cretaceous fishes. P ’72, 162
—— On Artemia from Salt Lake, Utah. P ’72, 164
— On fossil shark teeth. P ’72, 166
—— On some new species of fossil Mammalia from Wyoming.
P 72, 167
—— On mineral springs, ete. of Wyoming and Utah. P ’72, 218
— On the habits of an ant. P ’72, 218
—— Notice of a corundum mine. P ’72, 238
—— On fossil mammals from Wyoming. P ’72, 240
—— On chipped stones from Wyoming. P ’72, 242
— On the action of wind and sand on rocks. P 72, 243
— Notice of donation of fossils, ete. from Wyoming. P ’72, 267
—— On fossils from Wyoming. P 72, 277
—— Notice of fossil vertebrates from the Miocene of Virginia.
P 73, 15
—— Notice of remains of fishes in the Bridger Tertiary forma-
tion of Wyoming. P 73, 97
—— On the occurrence of an extinct hog in America. P ’73, 207
— On dufreynite. P ’73, 257
—— On iron pyrites in coal. P ’73, 257
—— On aspecimen of Mus rattus. P ’73, 257
—— On extinet mammals from California. P ’73, 259
106
LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Leipy, JosepH. Continued.
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Fungus parasite on a mouse. P 73, 260
On Distoma hepaticum. P 773, 364
On Lingula in a fish of the Susquehanna. P 773, 415
On fossil elephant teeth. P ’73, 416
On circulatory movement in Vaucheria. P ’73, 420
On Hydra. P ’74, 10
On Protozoa. P ’74, 13
On the mode of growth of desmids. P ’74, 15
On Actinophrys sol. P ’74, 23
Criticism of paper of Prof. Cope. P ’74, 74
Note on the enemies of Difflugia. P °74, 75
On a supposed compound derived from leather. P ’74, 75
Notice of some new fresh-water rhizopods. P ’74, 77
Notice of some fresh-water and terrestrial rhizopods. P ’74, 86
On the revivification of Rotifer vulgaris. P °’74, 88
On a parasitic worm of the house-fly. P ’74, 139
On Peetinatella magnifica. P ’74, 139
On some fresh water Infusoria. P ’74, 140
Notice of a remarkable Ameeba. P ’74, 142
On the mode in which Ameeba swallows its food. P ’74, 143
On the motive power of diatoms. P ’74, 143
Remarks on sponges. P 74, 144
Notice of some rhizopods. P ’74, 155
On Dryocampa. P ’74, 160
Notice of remains of Titanotherium. P ’74, 165
Notices of rhizopods. P ’74, 166, 225
On supposed spermaries in Ameeba. P 74, 168
On specific gravity. P ’74, 218
On fossils presented. P ’74, 223
On a fungus in a flamingo. P 77d, 11
On some parasitic worms. P ’75, 14, 17
On some marine rhizopods. P °75, 73
On a coal fossil, ete. P ’75, 120
On a curious rhizopod. P 7°75, 124
On psorosperms in a mallard duck. P °75, 125
On Ourameeba. P ’75, 126
On Mermis acuminata. P °75, 400
On rhizopods. P ’75, 413
Quercus heterophylla. P ’75, 415
On Petalodus. P ’76, 9
_ LAST “OF CONTRIBUTORS. 107
Lempy, JosePpH. Continued.
— Mastodon andium. P ’76, 38
— Remarks on Areella, ete. P °76, 54
—— On fossils from the Ashley phosphate beds. P ’76, 80, 86
—— Fish remains of the Mesozoic red shale. P 76, 81
— On vertebrate fossils from the phosphate beds of South
Carolina. P 76, 114
— On the rhizopod genus Nebela. P 76, 115
—— Bituminous sediment of the Schuylkill River. P ’76, 193
— On the structure of precious opal. P ’76, 195
—— Observations on rhizopods. P 76, 197
— On Hyraceum. P 76, 325
—— On ozocerite. P °76, 325
—— On itacolumite. P ’766, 326
—— Impurities in drinking-water. P ’77, 20
— On Eozoon. P ’77, 20
—— On the diaphragm. P ’77, 20
— On the yellow ant. P °77, 145
—— On intestinal parasites of Termes fiavipes. P ’77, 146
— — On gregarines. P 77, 196
— On Chilomonas. P 77, 198
—— On flukes infesting mollusks. P ’77, 200
—— On some parasitic Infusoria. P ’77, 259
—— On the seventeen-year locust, the hessian fiy and a chelifer.
P 77, 260
—— The birth of a rhizopod. P ’77, 261
—— On the bed-bug and its allies. P ’77, 284
—— On the feeding of Dinameba. P ’77, 288
—— Concretions resembling bones. P ’77, 290
—— Apparent discriminative power in the selection of food by a
helizoon. P ’77, 291
—— Remarks on rhizopods, and notice of a new form. P 77, 293
— On fossil fishes. P ’77, 294
—— Remarks on ants. P ’77, 304
—— Remarks on the American species of Difflugia. P ’77, 306
—— Circumspection of ants. P ’77, 320
—— Rhizopods in an apple tree. P 77, 321
—— On citrine or yellow quartz. P ’78, 40
— On Ameba. P 78,99
—— A hippopotamus tusk. P ’78, 99
—— A louse of the pelican. P ’78, 100
108 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Lewy, JosePH. Contimued.
On the relation of Amcba quadrilineata and Ameeba ver-
rucosa. P ’78, 158
—— On parasitic worms in the shad. P ’78, 171 .
—— Species of Euglypha, Trinema, Pamphagus and Cyphoderia
with synonyma and descriptions of new forms. P ’78, 171
— Foraminifera of the coast of New Jersey. P ’78, 292
—— On the black mildew of walls. P ’78, 331
— Remarks on Mactra. P ’78, 332
—— On crustaceans at Cape May. P ’78, 336
— Foraminiferous shells of our coast. P ’78, 336
— Notice of a Tetrarhynchus. P ’78, 340
— On Donax fossor. P ’78, 382
—— Notices of Gordius in the cockroach and leech. P ’78, 383
— On Tenia mediocanellata. P ’78, 405
—— On Gordius and some parasites of the rat. P ’79, 10
—— Fossil remains of a caribou. P ’79, 32
— On Bothriocephalus latus. P ’79, 40
—— On rhizopods occurring in sphagnum. P ’79, 162
—— Fossil foot tracks of the anthracite coal measures. P ’79, 164
—— Explosion of a diamond. P ’79, 195
—— Remarks on Orgyia. P ’79, 195
—— Notices of some animals on the coast of New Jersey. P ’79, 198
—— On Cristatella ide. P ’79, 203
—— On Ameeba blatte. P ’79, 204
—— Ward’s Natural Science Establishment. P ’79, 208
—— Notice of the cruel thread worm, Filaria immitis of the dog.
P ’80, 10
— Ona Filaria reported to have come froma man. P ’80, 130
—— Remarks on pond life. P ’80, 156
—— Rhizopods in the mosses of the summit of Roan Mountain,
North Carolina. P ’80, 333
—— Bone caves of Pennsylvania. P ’80, 346
—— Rhizopods as food for young fishes. P ’81, 9
— — Remarks on some rock specimens. P ’82, 10
—— Filaria of the black bass. P ’82, 69
— — On tourmalines. P ’82, 71
—— Scolithus in gravel. P ’82, 93
—— On Balanoglossus, ete. P ’82, 93
—— On Sagitta, ete. P ’’82, 102
—— On a ecoprolite and a pebble resembling an Indian hammer.
P ’82, 109
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_Lety, JosepH. Continued.
— On some Entozoa of birds. P ’82, 109
— On Bacillus anthracis. P ’82, 145
— On Enchytreus, Distichopus, and their parasites. P °82, 145
—— The yellow ant with its flocks of Aphis and Coecus. P ’82, 148
—— Colorless garnet and tourmaline. P ’82, 149
— On Balanus, etc. at Bass Rocks, Mass. P ’82, 224
— On the tobacco-worm, ete. P ’82, 237 .
— Rotifera without rotary organs. P ’82, 243
— A new infusorian belonging to the genus Pyxicola. P ’82, 252
— Actinospherium eichhornii. P ’82, 260
— On Actinospherium, ete. P ’82, 261
— On topaz and biotite. P ’82, 261
— On Tubularia, ete. from Atlantic City. P ’82, 262
— On remains of horses. P ’82, 290
—— On an extinct peceary. P ’82, 301
—— On the reproduction and parasites of Anodonta fluviatilis.
P ’83, 44
—— On Pediculus vestimenti. P ’83, 46
—— A flint nodule from the Green Sand of New Jersey. P ’83, 76
—— A social heliozoan. P ’83, 95
—— A fungus infesting flies. P ’83, 202
—— Mineralogical notes. P ’83, 202
—— Manayunkia speciosa. P ’83, 204
—— On Manayunkia. P ’83, 302
—— Cassiterite from Black Hills, Dakota. P ’84, 9
—— Ant infected with a fungus. P ’84, 9
—— The New Jersey coast after the storm of Jan. 8th, 1884.
P 784, 12
—— Foraminifera in the drift of Minnesota. P ’84, 22
—— Fossil bones from Louisiana. P ’84, 22
—— Distoma and Filarie. P ’84, 47
—— Dictyophora as Apsilus vorax. P ’84, 50
—— On Eumeces chalcides. P ’84, 66
—— Vertebrate fossils from Florida. P ’84, 118
—— A rare human tapeworm. P ’84, 137
—— Pentastomum proboscideum. P ’84, 140
Organisms in ice. P ’84, 260
—— Urnatella gracilis. P ’84, 282
—— On some parasitic worms of birds. P ’85, 9
—— Rhinoceros and Hippotherium from Florida. P ’85, 32
110 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Leipy, JosePH. Continued.
Remarks on Mylodon. P ’85, 49
Bothriocephalus in a trout. P ’85, 122
Worms in ice. P ’85, 408
Mastodon and llama from Florida. P ’86, 11
An extinet boar from Florida. P ’86, 37
Caries in the mastodon. P ’86, 38
On Amia and its probable Tenia. P ’86, 62
Fatal cases of Trichiniasis. P ’86, 254
Toxodon and other remains from Nicaragua, C. A. P ’86, 275
Notices of nematoid worms. P ’86, 308
Notice of some parasitic worms. P ’87, 20
Parasite of a bat. P ’87, 38
Asplanchna ebbesbornii. P ’87, 157
Fossil bones from Florida. P 87, 309
Remarks on Hydra. P ’87, 311
Bot-larvae in the terrapin. P ’87, 393
On a fossil of the puma. P ’88, 9
Chaetopterus from Florida. P ’88, 73
Note on Lepas fascicularis. P ’88, 80
Reputed tape-worm in a cucumber. P ’88, ‘81
Habit of Cirolana concharum. P ’88, 124
Parasites of the striped bass. P ’88, 125
Trematodes of the muskrat. P ’88, 126
Entozoa of the terrapin. P ’88, 127
A crustacean parasite of the red snapper. P ’88, 138
Distinctive characters of Odontaspis littoralis. P ’88, 162
Parasitic Crustacea. P ’88, 165
Parasites of the rock fish. P ’88, 166
Louse of the pelican. P ’88, 167
Parasites of the pickerel. P ’88, 169
Megalonyx jeffersonii. P ’88, 273
Anomalies of the human skull. P ’88, 273
Remarks on the fauna of Beach Haven, N. J. P ’88, 329
Food of barnacles. P ’88, 431
On several gregarines and a singular mode of conjugation of
one of them. P ’89, 9
The sabre-tooth tiger of Florida. P ’89, 29
—— Note on Gonyleptes and Solpuga. P ’89, 45
—— The boring sponge, Cliona. P ’89, 70
—— A parasitic copepod. P ’89, 95
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Leiwy, JosePH. Continued.
—— Fossil vertebrates from Florida. P 89, 96; ’90, 64
— — Hypoderas in the little blue heron. P ’90, 63
—— Notice of an ichneumon fly. P ’90, 63
—— Hippotherium and Rhinoceros from Florida. P ’90, 182
— Mastodon and Capybara of South Carolina. P ’90, 184
— Remarks on ticks. P 90, 278
— Parasites of Mola rotunda. P ’90, 281
—— Beroe on the New Jersey coast. P ’90, 341
—— Remarks on Velella. P 90, 408
— Notices of Entozoa. P ’90, 410
—— Note on the boring sponge of the oyster. P 91, 122
— Notice of some Entozoa. P ’91, 234
—— History and anatomy of the hemipterous genus Belostoma.
J I, 57
—— Miscellanea zoologica. J I, 67
—— Descriptions of two species of Distoma, with the partial
history of one of them. J I, 301
—— Descriptions of some American Annelida abranchia. J II, 143
—— Description of a new species of crocodile from the Miocene
of Virginia. J II, 135
—— On the osteology of the head of Hippopotamus and a descrip-
_ tion of the osteological characters of a new genus of Hippopo-
_tamide. J II, 207 :
— On Bathygnathus borealis, an extinct saurian of the New Red
Sandstone of Prince Edward’s Island. J II, 327
—— Contributions towards a knowledge of the marine inverte-
brate fauna of the coasts of Rhode Island and New Jersey.
J III, 135
— Descriptions of some remains of fishes from the Carboni-
ferous and Devonian formations of the United States. J III, 159
— Description of some remains of extinct Mammalia. J III, 166
—— Extinct Mammalia of Dakota and Nebraska, including an
account of some allied forms from other localities. J VII, 23
— Description of vertebrate remains, chiefiy from the Phosphate
Beds of South Carolina. J VIII, 209
—— The parasites of the termites. J VIII, 425
— Remarks on Bathygnathus borealis. J VIII, 449
— Urnatella gracilis, a fresh-water polyzoan. J IX, 5
LeoNARD, CHARLES LesTER. On a new method of studying cell
motion. P 795, 38
112 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Lepsius, RicHAarp. Results of a journey into Ethiopia. P ’45, 193
Lestey, Jos. P. On a haematitic geode. P ’56, 299
On crystallized lead. P ’57, 173
—— Of reserve drainage of uplands bordering the Ohio. P ’58, 8
On supposed fissures of crust. P 58, 9 .
On supposed voleanie agencies. P 758, 9
On conglomerate from Blossburg Mountain. P ’58, 11
On lignite from Louisiana. P ’58, 14
On chemical geology. P ’60, 96
On a boulder of gniess from Orange Co., N. y, P ’60, 97
— On the geology of the White Mountains. P ’60, 363
—— On specimens of petroleum rock. P ’64, 258
LesQuEREUX, Leo. On fossil plants from the southwest. P.
68, 148
LeSurur, CHARLES A. Description of six new species of the genus
Firola, observed by Messrs. LeSueur and Peron in the Mediter-
ranean Sea in the months of March and April, 1809. ji, 3
Characters of a new genus, and descriptions of three new
species upon which it is formed; discovered in the Atlantic
Ocean, in the months of March and April, 1816 latitude 22° 9’.
a, Bt.
Description of three new species of the genus Raja. ji, 41
A short description of five (supposed) new species of the
genus Murena, discovered by Mr. LeSueur in the year 1816.
ji, 81.
Description of two new species of the genus Gadus. j i, 83
—— Description of a new species of the genus Cyprinus. ji, 85
An account of an American species of tortoise, not noticed
in the systems. ji, 86
A new genus of fishes, of the order Abdominales, proposed
under the name of the Catostomus; and the characters of this
genus, with those of its species. ji, 88, 102
Descriptions of four new species and two varieties of the
genus Hydrargira. j i, 126
Observations on several species of the genus Actinia; illus-
trated by figures. ji, 149, 169
Descriptions of several new species of North American fishes.
ji, 222
—— Observations on a new genus of fossil shells. j i, 310
—— Descriptions of several new species of North American —
ji, 359
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LeSueur, Cuarues A. Continued.
—— Description of several new species of the genus Esox of
North America. j i, 413
—— Description of a new genus, and of several new species of
fresh water fish, indigenous to the United States. j ii, 2
—— Description of two new species of Exocetus. Jj ii, 8
—— Descriptions of several new species of cuttlefish. j ii, 86
Observations on several genera and species of fish belong-
ing to the natural family of the Esoces. j ii, 124
Descriptions of the five new species of the genus Cichla, of
Cuvier. j ii, 214
—— Descriptions of three new species of the genus Sciena. jii, 251
—— On the Onykia angulata. j ii, 296
—— Description of a Squalus of a very large size, which was
taken on the coast of New Jersey. j ii, 343
—— Description of several new species of Ascidia. j iii, 2
—— Description of a new species of cephalopode of the genus
Loligo. j iii, 282
—— On three new species of parasitic Vermes, belonging to the
Linnean genus Lernea. Jj iii, 286
—— Description of two new species of the genus Batrachoid of
Lacepede. j iii, 395
—— Description of several species of the Linnwan genus Raia
of North America. j iv, 100
—— Description of several new species of Holothuria. j iv, 155
—— Description of two new species of the Linnean genus Blen-
nius. Jj iv, 361
— Description of a new fish of the genus Salmo. j v, 48
—— Descriptions of four new species of Murenophis. j v, 107
—— Description of a new species of the genus Saurus (Cuvier).
jv, 118
Letson, E. J. Description of a new Tethys (Aplysia). P ’98, 193
Levis, R. J. On specimens of embolism. P 69, Biol. 3
Lewis, F. W. Notes on new and rare species of Diatomacer of
the United States seaboard. P ’61, 61
—— On some new and singular intermediate forms of Dia-
tomacee. P 63, 336
—— On extreme and exceptional variation of alabicae, in some
White Mountain localities. P ’65, 7
LEwis, GRACEANNA. Nest of Chetura pelasgia. P ’82, 216
' —— On the genus Hyliota. P ’83, 128
114 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Lewis, Henry Carvitu. On strontianite and associated minerals
in Mifflin Co. P ’76, 11
A garnet with inverted crystallization. P ’80, 241
—— A new polariseope. P ’80, 241
—— A new locality for siderite. P ’80, 242
— Magnetite markings in muscovite. P ’80, 242
—— A new locality for asbolite. P ’80, 243
— Epidote in molybdenite. P ’80, 243
—— The optical characters of some micas. P ’80, 244
—— On an exfoliating tale. P ’80, 252
—— On the measurement of plane angles. P ’80, 252
—— Tin in North Carolina. P ’80, 253
—— On siderophyllite, a new mineral. P ’80, 254
—— On sterlingite and damourite. P ’80, 256
—— Vanadium in Philadelphia rocks. P ’80, 256
—— A new locality for epsomite. P ’80, 257
—— The surface geology of Philadelphia and vicinity. P ’80, 258
—— On the Bryn Mawr gravel. P ’80, 277
—— On dendrites. P ’80, 278
—— On some enclosures in niica. P ’80, 278
—— Ona Jurassic sand. P ’80, 279
—— The minerals of Surry County, N. C. P ’80, 280
—— A new locality for lignite. P ’80, 281
—— On serpentine in Bucks County. P ’80, 281
—— The iron ores and lignite of the Montgomery Co. valley.
P ’80, 282
—— An enclosure in quartz. P ’80, 292
—— On anew fucoidal plant from the Trias. P ’80, 293
—— The Trenton gravel and its relation to the antiquity of
man. P ’80, 296
—— Note on philadelphite, a new mineral. P ’80, 310
—— On philadelphite. P ’80, 313
—— A Potsdam Sandstone outcrop on the S. Valley Hill of
Chester Valley. P ’80, 329
—— Pseudomorphs of serpentine after dolomite. P ’82, 36
—— New localities for barite. P ’82, 38
—— On a new ore of antimony. P ’82, 38
—— On a fault in the Trias near Yardleyville, Pa. P ’82, 40
—— New localities for gypsum. P ’82, 48
—— A new locality for hyalite. P ’82, 49
—— Note on autunite. P ’82, 49
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Lewis, Henry Carvin. Continued.
—— Note on halotrichite. P ’82, 50
—— On the occurrence of fahlunite. P ’82, 51
—— On two new localities of columbite. P ’82, 51
— On a mineral resembling dopplerite from a peat-bed at
Seranton, Pa. P ’82, 52
— Note on aquacreptite. P 82, 56
—— An American locality for helvite. P ’82, 100
—— Qn Pliocene man. P ’82, 292
—— Some enclosures in muscovite. P ’82, 311
— On a supposed human implement from the gravel at
Philadelphia. P ’83, 40
—— Change of color in a katydid. P ’83, 44
—— Chalcedony containing liquid. P ’83, 49
—— Phenomena of glaciation. P ’83, 70
—— Crystallized serpentine from Delaware. P ’83, 72
—— Gold from North Carolina, P ’83, 301
—— A phosphorescent variety of limestone. P ’84, 10
—— Volcanic dust from Krakatoa. P ’84, 185
—— Erythrite, genthite, and cuprite from near Philadelphia.
P ’85, 120
—— Marginal kames. P ’85, 157
—— Diamonds in meteorites. P ’88, 81
Lewis, James. Mollusca of Little Lakes, Otsego Co., N. Y. |
P 756, 259
—— On Unionide from Mohawk, N. Y. P ’59, 177
—— Catalogue of the mollusks in the vicinity of Mohawk, N. Y.
P ’60, 17
—— On the coloring matter of the genus Unio. P ’60, 88
—— On some meteorological phenomena at Mohawk, N. Y.
P ’60, 147
— On Paludina from the Erie Canal and Mohawk River.
P.’61, 2
—— On the temperature of Mohawk, N. Y. P ’61, 22
—— On the habits and growth of Unionide. P ’61, 57
—— Remarks on some species of Paludina, Amnicola, Valvata,
and Melania. P ’62, 587
—— On the soft parts of Melania. P ’63, 26 ;
—— Shells of Herkimer and adjacent counties in the State of
New York. P ’72, 97
—— Shells of Tennessee, No. 2. P ’72, 108
116 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Lewis, JAMES. Continued.
—— Description of a new species of Helix. P ’74, 118
— On a new variety of Helix. P ’74, 162
Descriptions of new species of American land and fresh-
water shells. P ’75, 334
Unionide of Ohio and Alabama. Pp "17, 26
—— On Unio subrostratus Say. P ’78, 273
Lincecum, GipEoN. On an ant battle witnessed in Texas. P ’66, 4
—— On the grapes of Texas. P ’66, 6
—— Ona small, black, erratic ant from Texas. P 766,101 —
— The cutting ants of Texas— Oecodoma texana Buckley.
P ’67, 24
—— On the agricultural ant of Texas, Myrmica malefaciens.
P ’66, 323
Lockr, JOHN. Observations on Cryptolithus tesselatus. P 742,
196; *43, 236
—— Note on Oulophyllites. P °43, 244
— On an Asterias from the blue limestone of Cincinnati. P
"46, 32
Lockineron, W. N. On a new genus and species of Secombride.
P °79, 133
—— On the Pacific species of Caulolatilus. P ’80, 13
—— Description of a new species of Hemitripterus from Alaska.
P ’80, 233
—— Description of a new species of Catostomus (Catostomus
eypho) from the Colorado River. P ’80, 237
—— List of the fishes collected by Mr. W. J. Fisher, upon the
coasts of Lower California 1876-77, with descriptions of new
species. P ’81, 113
The form of the pupil in snakes. P ’86, 300
Lowe, E. J. On instruments belonging to Benjamin Franklin.
Pest, 4F
LuxKens, Isaran. Report of a committee on a new hydrostatic
balance. ji, 260
Seventeen-year locust. P ’43, 278
Lunp, P. W. On some organic remains recently discovered in
the calcareous rocks in the Province of Minas Geraes, Brazil.
P 44,11
LyMAN, Beny. SmirH. On a slickenside from Pennsylvania.
P ’66, 107
On the great Carboniferous conglomerate of Sullivan Co.,
Penna. P ’67, 125
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Lyman, Bens. SmirH. Continued.
—— Ona bent gravestone. P ’68, 91
—— The Raubsville cave. P 1900, 464
—— Lodel creek and Skippack creek. P ’01, 604
—— Accounting for the depth of the Wyoming buried valley.
P ’02, 507
— Scolithus linearis, burrows with orifice complete. P ’09, 296
Lyncu, W. F. On human bones from Brazil. P ’58, 179
Lyon, Sipney 8. Descriptions of new Paleozoic fossils from Ken-
tucky and Indiana. P ’61, 409
Lyon, Victor W. Descriptions of three new species of Cal-
ceolide from the Upper Silurian rocks of Kentucky. P ’79, 43
McCauui, Grorce A. Description of a supposed new species of
Columba inhabiting Mexico with some account of the habits of
the Geococeyx viaticus. P ’47, 233
—— Some notes on Mexican birds heretofore not fully described.
P 48, 63
— Some remarks on the habits, ete. of birds met within western
Texas, between San Antonio and the Rio Grande, and in New
Mexico; with descriptions of several species believed to be
hitherto undescribed. P 751, 213
— Note on Carpodacus frontalis (Say) with description of a
new species of the same genus, from Santa Fé, New Mexico.
P 52, 61
McCarter, D. B. On insect wax. P ’57, 178
McCaueuan, J. Z. A. See Hall, E. A. and J. Z. A. McCaughan
McCuiure, Winuiam. Observations on the geology of the West
Indian Islands, from Barbados to Santa Cruz inclusive. j i, 134
—— Essay on the formation of rocks, or an inquiry into the
probable origin of their present form and structure. j i, 261,
285, 327
McCoox, Henry C. Habits of Formica rufa. P ’76, 199
—— On webs of new species of spiders. P ’76, 200
—— On the vital powers of ants. P ’77, 134
The agricultural ants of Texas. P ’77, 299
The aeronautic flight of spiders. P ’77, 308
The mode of recognition among ants. P ’78, 15
Toilet habits of ants. P ’78, 119
The basilica spider and her snare. P ’78, 124
Note on the probable geographical distribution of a spider
by the trade winds. P ’78, 136
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118 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
McCook, Henry C. Continued.
—— Supplementary note on the aeronautic flight of spiders.
P °78, det :
—— Cutting or parasol ant, Atta fervens Say. P ’79, 33
— Note on the adoption of an ant queen. P 779, 137
—— Mode of depositing ant-eggs. P ’79, 140
— Note on the marriage flights of Lasius flavus and Myrmica
lobricornis. P ’79, 140
—— Pairing of spiders, Linyphia marginata. P ’79, 150
— Notes on mound-making ants. P ’79, 154
—— Combats and nidification of the pavement ant, Tetramorium
cespitum. P ’79, 156
— On Myrmecocystus mexicanus Wesm. P ’79, 197
—— Note on a new northern cutting ant, Atta septentrionalis.
P ’80, 359
The shining slavemaker. Notes on the architecture and
habits of the American slave-making ant, Polyergus lucidus.
P ’80, 376
—— The honey ants of the Garden of the Gods. P ’81, 17
The snare of the ray spider (Epeira radiosa) a new form
of orb-web. P ’81, 163
How orb-weaving spiders make the framework or founda-
tions of webs. P ’81, 430
Variation in the nest forms of the furrow spider, Epeira
strix. P ’82, 97
—— Snares of orb-weaving spiders. P ’82, 254
—— On the habits of the ant-lion. P ’82, 258
—— Ants as beneficial insecticides. P ’82, 263
—— Note on the intelligence of the American turret spider.
P ’83, 131
—— Restoration of limbs in Tarantula. P ’83, 196
—— Note on two new California spiders and their nests. P
’83, 276
—— A web-spinning neuropterous insect. P ’83, 278
—— The occident ant in Dakota. P ’83, 294
—— How a carpenter ant queen founds a formicary. P ’83, 303
—— The rufous or thatching ant of Dakota and Colorado. P
"84, 57 7
—— How Lycosa fabricates her round cocoon. P ’84, 138
—— Note on the amphibious habit of Lyeosa. P ’84, 139
—— A spider that makes a spherical mud-daub cocoon. P 84, 151
ae LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 119
McCook, Henry C. Continued.
—— Note on the intelligence of a cricket parasitised by a
Gordius. P ’84, 293
—— A new parasitic insect on spider-eggs. P °84, 294
—— Hibernation and winter habits of spiders. P °85, 102
—— Modification of habit in ants through fear of enemies.
P ’87, 27
— — Note on the sense of direction in a European ant, Formica
rufa. P ’87, 335
—— Note on Cyrtophora bifurea and her cocoons, a new orb-
weaving spider. P ’87, 342
—— Prolonged life of invertebrates: Notes on the age and habits
of the American tarantula. P ’87, 369
—— Necessity for revising the nomenclature of American spiders.
P ’88, 74
—— Notes on the relations of structure and function to color
changes in spiders. P ’88, 172
—— Descriptive notes of new American species of orb-weaving
spiders. P ’88, 193
—— A new fossil spider Eoatypus woodwardii. P ’88, 200
—— Nesting habits of the American purseweb spider. P ’88, 203
— The turret spider on Coffin’s Beach. P ’88, 333
— Double cocooning in a spider. P ’88, 425
—— Note on the true systematic position of the ray spider. —
P ’89, 180
—— Drexelia a new genus of spiders. P ’92, 127
McCormick, Cavin. The inclusions in the granite of Crafts-
bury, Vt. P ’86, 19
MaAcELWEE, ALEXANDER. The flora of the Edgehill Ridge near
Willow Grove and its ecology. P 1900, 482
McEven, THomas. Seventeen-year locust. P ’43, 278
—— See Vaux, Roberts and Thomas McEuen
McEven, WinuiaAm. Fungus on charred bark. P 50, 65
McInpoo, N. E. On some fishes of western Cuba. P ’06, 484
Macueay, J. SHarpe. On a fossil fish from New Holland. P
°b0, 53
McQuitten, J. H. On interglobular spaces in denture. P ’68,
Biol. 3
On the fangs of rattlesnakes. P 68, Biol. 4
—— On nitrous oxide as an anesthetic. P ’68, Biol. 7, 14
On microscopic preparations of blood corpuscles. oP. 769,
Biol. 1
120 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
McQumLuEN, J. H. Continued.
— On an occurrence of Trichina spiralis. P ’69, Biol. 2
— On the pulp of a lower molar. P ’70, Biol. 1
— On the skull of a hedge-hog. P ’70, Biol. 1
—— On class microscopes. P ’70, Biol. 2
—— On experiments with hydrate of chloral. P ’70, Biol. 2
— On an exostosis on a molar tooth and on calcified dentine.
P ’70, Biol. 12
—— Hypertrophy of the roots of a molar. P ’71, Biol. 3
—— Exhibition of microscopic slides, sections of incisor and
molar teeth. P ’71, Biol. 5
—— The harmony of antagonism of teeth. P ’76, 176
—— Recovery of all the faculties in a pigeon from which four-
fifths of the upper portion of the cerebrum had been removed.
P ’78, 342
McMinn, J. M. On the snow bug. P 749, 246
McMorricu, J. Puayrair. A contribution to the actinology of
the Bermudas. P ’89, 102
Marcu, W. T. Notes on the birds of Jamaica, with remarks by
S. F. Baird. P ’63, 150, 283
— Notes on the birds of Jamaica. P ’64, 62
Marcou, JuLes. Comments on Gabb’s catalogue of Cretaceous
fossils. P ’60, 548
Marsu, O. C. On fossil vertebre from the Cretaceous Green Sand
near Barnesboro, N. J. P ’70, 2
On fossil birds from the Cretaceous and Tertiary of the
United States. P ’70, 5
—— On Dicotylus antiquus. P ’70, 11
—— On Meleagris altus. P ’70, 11
— On a tooth of Lophiodon. P ’71, 9
—— On new reptiles and fishes from the Cretaceous and Tertiary
formations. P ’71, 103
Note on Mesozoic Mammalia. P ’91, 237
MarTINDALE, Isaac C. On Opuntia rafinesquii and Opuntia vul-
garis. P ’76, 161
Naturalization of plants. P ’76, 175
On the distribution of plants. P ’77, 285
—— On the introduction and disappearance of plants. P ’77, 319
—— Foliaceous sepals in Hepaticea. P ’78, 39
—— Sexual variation in Castanea americana. P ’80, 351
—— Obituary notice of Charles F. Parker. P ’83, 260
—— Remarks on death of Prof. Asa Gray. P ’88, 72
Seal LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 121
Marx, Geo. A. contribution to the knowledge of the spider
fauna of the Bermuda Islands. P ’89, 98
—— On a new species of spider of the genus Dinopis from the
southern United States. P ’89, 341
Mason, Francis. On some plants of Burmah. P ’51, 201
Maury, M. F. On a vertical section of the basin of the Atlantic.
P 753, 313
Mazycx, Wm. G. On the occurrence of Helix terrestris Chemnitz
in North America. P ’76, 127
— On a new species of Helix from Texas. P 77, 297
Mazycx, Wm. G. and A. W. Vogprs. Description of a new fossil
from the Cretaceous beds of Charleston, S.C. P ’78, 272
MereHan, THomas. On the uniformity of relative characters be-
tween allied species of European and American plants. P
62, 10
—— On Pinus pungens. P ’66, 289
—— On the period and ratio of annual increase in the circum-
ference of trees. P ’66, 292
— On the consumption of force by plants in overcoming
gravitation. P ’66, 401
—— On the structure of Lopezia. P ’67, 33
—— Note on dicecious forms of Vitis vinifera. P ’67, 42
—— Additional notes on dicecious forms of Vitis vinifera. P
67, 98
—— Sexual law in Acer dasyecarpum Ehrb. P ’68, 140
—— Variations in Epigewa repens. P ’68, 153
—— Moneecism in Luzula campestris. P ’68, 156
—— On the leaves of Conifere. P ’68, 181
—— Mitchella repens L., a dicecious plant. P ’68, 183
—— Variations in Taxodium and Pinus. P ’68, 300
—— On seed vessels in Wisteria sinensis. P ’68, 314
—— On the seed vessels of Forsythia. P ’68, 334
—— On hybrid hickory nuts. P ’69, 5
—— Sexual law in the Conifere. P ’69, 121
—— On the fibre of ramie. P ’69, 136
—— On the gland-bearing leaves on the peach and cherry.
P ’69, 136
—— On the production of bractea in Larix. P ’69, 176
—— On adventitious and axillary buds. P ’69, 178
—— The law of development in the flowers of Ambrosia arte-
mesiefolia. P ’69, 189
122 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
MEEHAN, THOMAS. Continued.
— On the formation of bark and wood. P ’70, 13
— Cross fertilization and the law of sex in Euphorbia. P
"70, 14
—— On Rumex oblongifolius. P ’70, 71
—— On fertilization of plants. P ’70, 90
—— On fasciations. P ’70, 91
—— On phyllotaxis. P ’70, 102
—— On the flowers of Aralia spinosa L. and Hedera helix L.
P. °70; 307
— On asingular habit in Reduvius novenarius Say. P ’70, 110
—— On the stipules of Magnolia and Liriodendron. P ’70, 114
—— Notes on Silphium laciniatum L., the compass plant. P
70, 117
—— On the exercise of direct force by plants. P ’70, 125
—— Bud varieties. P ’70, 128
—— On Maclura aurantiaca. P ’70, 132
—— On a pear presenting the external appearance of an apple.
P71, 10
—— On Reduvius novenarius. P ’71, 51
—— On Bouvardia leiantha and Deutzia gracilis. P ’71, 52
—— On the fascicles of Pinus mitis and on Acer rubrum. P
"71, 101
—— Morphology of carpellary scales in Larix. P 71, 106
— On the flowers of Magnolia purpurea. P 771, 109
—— On Ambrosia artemisiefolia. P ’71, 110
—— On the buds of Fraxinus quadrangulata. P ’71, 110
—— On the growing force of plants, and on the shape of cotyle-
dons. P 771, 116
On the stigma of Torenia asiatica and the tendrils of Cissus
amazonica. P 71,118
On the cotyledons of Quereus. P ’71, 155
—— On bud scales and involucral bracts. P 771, 245
—— On the angular divergence in the branches of plants. P
"71, 295
— On the seeds of Hamamelis virginica. P ’71, 295
—— On the effects of girdling. P ’72, 10
—— On numerical order in the branching of some Conifer.
P 72, 33
—— On the axial origin of so-called pine needles. P ’72, 123
—— On inherent growth force, and on variations in Quercus
douglassii. P ’72, 125
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Meenan, THomas. Continued.
—— On the flowers of Asparagus. P ’72, 138
—— On the growth of an orange within another. P ’72, 139
—— On Agaricus campestris, ete. P ’72, 214
— On the agency of insects in obstructing evolution. P ’72, 235
—— On difference in the growth of trees, ete. P ’72, 239
—— On a cylindrical mass of agate. P ’72, 266
— On the fertilization of flowers. P ’73, 16
— On the morphology of the apple. P 73, 99
—— On the nature of vegetable hairs, and on the flowers of
Viola and Impatiens. P ’73, 100
—— On change of structure in orchids. P 73, 205
—— Double flowers in Epigwa repens. P 73, 276
— Infiuence of cohesion on change of characters in Orchidee.
P °73, 276
—— Movements in stigmatic lobes. P ’73, 277
— Lilium washingtonianum. P ’73, 279
—— Fertilization of Pedicularis canadensis. P ’73, 287
—— Laws of sex in Juglans nigra. P ’73, 290
—— Sex in Rhus ecotinus. P ’73, 300
—— Exceptional conditions in the vegetation of forest seed.
P 773, 350
—— Malformed red clover. P 73, 354
—— Obituary notice of Elias Durand. P ’73, 355
—— Law of seed germination in swamp plants. P ’73, 363, 369
—— Fertilization of Yucca. P 73, 414
—— Note on a fungoid root parasite. P ’73, 414
—— On the expansion of the coma in Asclepiadacee. P 73, 415
—— Dimorphous flowers in Passifiora. P ’74, 9
—— Elevation of the trunks of trees. P ’74, 22
—— Direct growth force. P ’74, 80
—— The veins of beech and hornbean leaves. P ’74, 80
—— Contraction of vegetable tissues under frost. P ’83, 74
— Growth of the Cnicus arvensis Hoff. P ’74, 84
—— Habits of the orchard oriole. P ’74, 84
—— Poisonous character of the flowers of Wistaria sinensis.
P ’74, 84
— Change of habit in Smilacina bifolia. P ’74, 115
—— Dimorphism in the leaves of Acer pennsylvanicum. P
"74, 138
—— Change of habit through fungoid agency. P ’74, 146.
124 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
MrenAn, THomas. Continued.
—— Wheat and chess. P ’74, 153
—— Variations in Solanum fendleri A. G. P 774, 158
—— Abies concolor in Colorado. P ’74, 159
Fertilization of Gentiana. P ’74, 160
—— Anthers of Ambrosia artemisizfolia. P ’74, 215
—— Dimorphism in apples. P ’74, 215
—— Coloring of autumn leaves. P ’74, 218
—— Continuous growth in fungoidal exerescences. P 774, 221
—— On increase of power in plants to resist cold. P ’75, 18
—— Fruiting of double peaches. P ’75, 268
—— The relation of light to stomata. P ’75, 270
—— Influence of nutrition on form. P ’75, 329
—— The Drosera as an insect catcher. P 7°75, 330
—— Variations in the stipular spines of Robinia pseudacacia.
P °75, 400
—— Observations on lilies. P ’75, 412
— Natural hybrids. Quercus heterophylla. P ’75, 437
— Hybrid Juglans. P ’75, 439
— Hybrids of Pyrus sinensis. P ’75, 439
— Quereus heterophylla. Sabal palmetto. Swamp _ trees.
Florida moss, Tillandsia usneoides. P ’75, 465, 466
— Variations in Quercus macrocarpa. P ’76, 12
—— Self-fertilization in Browallia elata. P ’76, 13
—— Additional note on the Spanish moss. P ’76, 35
—— On natural inarching. P ’76, 38
—— On the nature of root fibres. P ’76, 58
— The ‘“‘sleep of plants’’ as an agent of self-fertilization.
P ’76, 84
—— Fertilization of flowers by insect agency. P ’76, 108
—— Retardation of bloom in an herbaceous plant. P ’76, 142
— Cross fertilization in Campanula. P ’76, 142
—— Variation in the sensitive fern, Onoclea sensibilis. P ’76, 143
—— Diurnal motion in Liatris pyenostachya. P ’76, 154
—— Fasciated branches. P ’76, 154
— — On the diurnal opening of flowers. P ’76, 158
—— Morphology of the pear. P ’76, 171
—— Natural hybrids. P ’76, 171
——. Welwitschia mirabilis. P ’76, 172
—— Nocturnal flowering of Mentzelia ornata. P ’76, 173
—— Fertilization in beans. P ’76, 193
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MEEHAN, THOMAS. Continued.
—— Fruit of Akelia quinata. P ’76, 194
— On Phallus fetidus. P ’76, 194
—— Self-fertilization in Mentzelia ornata. P °76, 202
—— Direct growth-force in roots. P ’76, 202
—— Interpretation of varying forms. P ’76, 202
—— On excrescences and excentrie wood growths in the trunks
of trees. P 76, 327
Fertilization of Browallia elata. P ’77, 13
— Infiuence of nutrition on fertilization. P ’77, 128
—— The bluebird and holly berries. P ’77, 129
— Vitality of seeds under low temperature. P ’77, 129
—— Evolutionary law as illustrated by abnormal growth in an
apple tree. P ’77, 132
— The lacquer tree. P 77, 279
— Dimorphism in Ailantus glandulosa. P 77, 287
— Emigration of Solanum rostratum. P ’77, 287
—— Sensitive stamens in purslane. P ’77, 287
—— Boring of corollas from the outside by honey-bees. P 78, 10
—— Habits and intelligence of Vespa maculata. P ’78, 15
—— Note on Calycanthus fioridus. P ’78, 38
— Morphological changes in inflorescence. P ’78, 40
— — Expansive foree of root growth. P ’78, 101
— Notes on Acer rubrum. P ’78, 122
—— The law governing sex. P ’78, 267
—— Irritable or sensitive stamens. P 78, 333
— Calluna vulgaris. P ’78, 347
— Dimorphism in Mitchella repens. P ’78, 383
—— Solidago odora as a “‘tea’’ plant. P ’79, 10
—— Note on Opuntia prolifera. P ’79, 64
— On hybrid fuchsias. P ’79, 137
—— On special fecundity in plants. P ’79, 138
— Do snakes swallow their young? P ’79, 139
—— Notes on Lonas inodora. P ’79, 163
— Qn sex in Castanea americana. P ’79, 165
—— Variations in Thuja and Retinospora. P ’79, 209 ©
—— On disarticulating branches in Ampelopsis. P ’80, 9
—— Germination in acorns. P ’80, 128
—— On the timber line of high mountains. P ’80, 341
—— Dimorphic flowers in Houstonia. P ’80, 349
—— Cleistogamy in Oxalis acetosella L. P ’80, 350
126 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
MEEHAN, THOMAS. Continued.
—— Sexual variation in Castanea americana. P ’80, 353
—— Rain trees. Note on Yucca gloriosa. P ’80, 355
—— Diccism in Andromeda ecatesbei Walter. P ’80, 356
—— Note on the seed-vessels of Wistaria. P ’80, 358
— Note on treeless prairies. P ’81, 11
—— Motility in plants. P ’81, 79
—— Sexual characters in Fritillaria atropurpurea. P ’81, 111
—— Sareodes sanguinea. P ’81, 160
—— Talinum teretifolium. P ’81, 161
—— Notes on mistletoes. P ’81, 439
—— Dimorphism in a willow. P ’81, 442
—— (olor in autumn leaves. P ’81, 454
— On movements and paralysis in the leaves of Robinia. P
"71, 456
—— Pilobolus erystallinus. P ’81, 463
—— Varying influence of heat on flower-buds and ‘eaf-buds.
P ’81, 466
— Fruiting of Gingko biloba. P ’82, 9
The relation of heat to the sexes of flowers. P ’82, 89
Historical notes on arbor vite. P ’82, 110
Influence of heat on the separate sexes of flowers. P ’82, 113
Individual variation in species. P ’82, 114
Nest of Cheetura pelasgia. P ’82, 215
Colored flowers in the carrot. P ’82, 221
Night-closing in the leaves of purslane. P ’82, 221
Summer migration of the robin. P ’82, 221
Heliotropism in sun-flowers. P ’82, 222
Apparent bird tracks by ‘the sea-shore. P ’82, 238
On the mode of entrance of the sporidia of parasitic fungi.
P ’82, 251
— Sexual characters in Cephalotaxus. P ’82, 252
—— On an abnormal cabbage. P ’82, 285
— On the nest of Contopus virens. P ’82, 285
—— Earthworms drawing leaves into the ground. P ’82, 286
— On the flowering of the Stapelia. P ’83, 49
—— Notes on Echinocactus. P ’83, 84
—— On the relations of heat to the sexes of flowers. P ’83, 85
—— Observations on Forsythia. P ’83, 111
—— Influence of circumstances on heredity. P ’83, 112
— Some evidences of great modern geological changes in
Alaska. P ’83, 187
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MEEHAN, THomAs. Continued.
—— Exudation from fiowers in relation to honey-dew. P ’83, 190
—— Irritability in the flowers of centaureas and thistles. P
83, 192
— Notes on the Sequoia gigantea. P ’83, 193
— Longevity of trees. P ’83, 200
— Notes on glaciers in Alaska. P ’83, 249
— Favorable influence of climate on vegetation in Alaska.
P 83, 255
—— Botanical notes. Double fiowers in Gelsemium nitidum.
Euonymus japonicus. Development of fruit of Opuntia.
Helianthus tuberosus. Carya glabra. P ’84, 14
_—— Indian use of Apocynum cannabinum as a textile fibre.
P ’84, 30
—— The longevity of trees. P ’84, 30
—— Parasitism in Boschniakia glabra E. Meyer. P ’84, 31
—— Variation in Halesia. P ’84, 32
— Catalogue of plants collected in July, 1883, during an ex-
' ¢eursion along the Pacific Coast in southeastern Alaska. P
"84, 76
—— Botanical notes. Evolution of heat in plants. Relation of
heat to the sexes of flowers. Specific differences in Picea nigra.
The flowers of Platanus. Variation in Symplocos fetidus.
Sugar in Cladastris tinctoria. P ’84, 116
—— The nature of a fasciated branch. P ’84, 140
—— On rapid changes in the history of species. P ’84, 142
—— Opposite leaves in Salix nigra. P ’84, 151
—— On elasticity in the filaments of Helianthus. P ’84, 200
—— Sexual characteristics in Zinnia. P ’84, 210
—— On derivation in Pinus edulis and Pinus monophylla. P
84, 295
—— Immediate influence of pollen on fruit. P ’84, 297
—— Spicate inflorescence in Cypripedium insigne. P ’85, 30
—— Persistence in variations suddenly introduced. P ’85, 116
—— Elasticity in the fruit of Cactacee. P ’85, 117
—— Influence of temperature on the separate sexes of flowers.
YOO, IF
— On the fruit of Opuntia. P ’85, 365
—— Note on Quercus prinoides. P ’85, 365
—— Inflorescence of the Composite. P ’85, 376
—— Notes on Cactacee. Elastic fruit in Mamillaria. P ’85, 378
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128 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
MereHAN, THomAs. Continued.
Biographical notice of Henry N. Johnson. P ’85, 381
—— Virulence of the common parsnip. P ’85, 383
—— On a white-seeded variety of the honey locust. P ’85, 404
—— On the morphology of superimposed stamens. P ’86, 9
Botanical Notes: Secretion of nectar in Libonia. Produc-
tion of nectar in Ornithogalum coarctatum. Seeds on depau-
perite plants. Of bracts in Crucifere. The coronal disk in
Spirea. P ’86, 59, 60
—— Formation of crow’s nest branches in the cherry tree. P
’86, 273
Trapa bicornis L. P ’86, 273
—— Note on Quercus dentata. P ’86, 280
—— On torsion in the hollyhock, with some observations on
cross-fertilization. P ’86, 291
—— On projection of pollen in the fiowers of Indigofera. P
"86, 292
— On parallelism in distinct lines of evolution. P ’86, 294
—— Notes on Lilium tigrinum Gaul. P ’86, 297
—— On the fertilization of Cassia marilandica. P ’86, 314
— On the interdependence of plants. P ’86, 344
—— On petiolar glands in some Onagracerw. P 86, 349
—— Sugarin China. P ’87, 118
—— Floral calendars. P ’87, 119
—— Cortical peculiarities in the plum. P ’87, 119
— On Aphyllon as a root parasite. P ’87, 154
—— On the stipules of Magnolia frazeri. P ’87, 155
—— Note on Chionanthus. P ’87, 280
Contributions ‘to the life-histories of plants. No. I, P 787,
323; No. II, ’88, 274; No. III, ’88, 391; No. IV, ’89, 53; No. V,
90, 266; No. VI, 791, 269; No. VII, 792, 160; No. VIII, ’92,
366; No. IX, ’938, 289; No. X, ’94, 53; No. XI, 794, 162; No.
XII, ’97, 169; No. XIII, ’99, 84; No. XIV, 1900, 341; No. XV,
01, 354, No. XVI, ’02, 33
—— The origin of the grassy prairies. P ’87, 392
— Remarks on death of Prof. Asa Gray. P ’88, 70
— Notes on Monarda fistulosa. P ’92, 449
—— Memoir of John Howard Redfield. P ’95, 292
—— The plants of Lewis and Clark’s Expedition across the
continent, 1804-1806. P ’98, 12
— — Biographical notice of Charles Eastwick Smith. P 1901, 4
ee OELAST: «OF CONTRIBUTORS. 129
MEEHAN, WiiuiAm E. A contribution to the flora of Greenland.
P 793, 205
Meek, F. B. Descriptions of fossil remains collected in Ne-
braska and Utah, by the Exploring Expedition under the com-
mand of Capt. J. H. Simpson. P ’60, 308
—— Descriptions of new Cretaceous fossils collected by the
Northwestern Boundary Commission on Vancouver and Sucia
Islands. P ’61, 314
— Note on the genus Gilbertsocrinus. P ’65, 167
—— Observations on the microscopic shell structure of Spirifer ©
cuspidatus Sowerby and some similar American forms. P
"65, 275
—— Descriptions of fossils collected by the U. S. Geological
Survey under the charge of Clarence King, Esq. P ’70, 56
—— Descriptions of new species of invertebrate fossils from
- the Carboniferous and Devonian rocks of Ohio. P ’71, 57
—— Description of new species of fossils from Ohio and other
Western States and Territories. P ’71, 159
— Notice of a new brachiopod from the lead-bearing rocks at
Mine La Motte, Missouri. P ’71, 185.
—— Descriptions of new western Paleozoic fossils, mainly from
the Cincinnati group of the Lower Silurian series of Ohio.
P ’71, 308
Meek, F. B. and F. V. Haypren. Descriptions of new species of
Gasteropoda from the Cretaceous formations of Nebraska Ter-
ritory. P ’56, 63
—— Descriptions of new species of Gasteropoda and Cephalopoda
from the Cretaceous formations of Nebraska Territory. P ’56, 70
—— Descriptions of twenty-eight new species of Acephala and
on Gasteropoda from the Cretaceous formations of Nebraska
Territory. P ’56, 81
Descriptions of new species of Acephala and Gasteropoda
from the Tertiary formations of Nebraska territory with some
general remarks on the geology of the country about the sources
of the Missouri River. P 56, 111
Descriptions of new fossil species of Mollusca collected by
Dr. F. V. Hayden in Nebraska territory together with a com-
plete catalogue of all the remains of Invertebrata hitherto de
scribed and identified from the Cretaceous and Tertiary for-
mations of that region. P ’56, 265
130 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Meek, F. B. and F. V. Haypen. Continued.
Descriptions of new species and genera of fossils collected by
Dr. F. V. Hayden in Nebraska territory under the direction
of Lieut. G. K. Warren, Lieut. U. S. Topographical Engineer;
with some remarks on the Cretaceous and Tertiary formations —
of the North-west and the parallelism of the latter with those of
other portions of the United States and Territories. P 57, 117
— On fossils from Kansas. P 758, 9
Descriptions of new organic remains collected in Nebraska
Territory in the year 1857, by Dr. F. V. Hayden, Geologist to
the Exploring Expedition under the command of Lieut. G. K.
Warren, Top. Eng. U. 8S. A., together with some remarks on
_ the geology of the Black Hills and portions of the surround-
ing country. P ’58, 41
Remarks on the lower Cretaceous beds of Kansas and Ne-
braska, together with some new species of Carboniferous fossils
from the valley of the Kansas River. P ’58, 256
Geological explorations in Kansas Territory. P ’59, 8
Descriptions of new organic remains from the Tertiary,
Cretaceous and Jurassic rocks of Nebraska. P ’60, 175
Systematic catalogue, with synonyms, ete., of Jurassic, Cre-
taceous, and Tertiary fossils collected in Nebraska by the Ex-
ploring Expeditions under the command of Lieut. G. K. Warren.
P ’60, 417
Descriptions of new Lower Silurian (Primordial), Jurassic,
Cretaceous, and Tertiary fossils, collected in Nebraska by the
Exploring Expedition under the command of Capt. Wm. F.
Raynolds; with some remarks on the rocks from which they
were obtained. P ’61, 415
Descriptions of new Cretaceous fossils from Nebraska Ter-
ritory, collected by the Expedition sent out by the Government
under the command of Lieut. John Mullan, U. 8. Top. Eng., for
the location and construction of a wagon road from the sources
of the Missouri to the Pacific Ocean. P ’62, 21
Meek, F. B. and A. H. WorrHen. Descriptions of new species
of Crinoidea and Echinoidea from the Carboniferous rocks of
Illinois and other Western States. P ’60, 379
Descriptions of new Carboniferous fossils from Illinois and
other Western States. P ’60, 447
Descriptions of new Paleozoic fossils from Illinois and Iowa.
P ’61, 128
——— LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 131
Meek, F. B. and A. H. WortHen. Continued.
—— Notice of some new types of organic remains, from the Coal
Measures of Illinois. P 65, 41
— — Remarks on the genus Taxocrinus (Phillips) MeCoy, 1844;
and its relations to Forbesiocrinus Koninck and LeHon 1854,
with descriptions of new species. P ’65, 138
—— Descriptions of new species of Crinoidea, ete., from the
Paleozoic rocks of Illinois and some of the adjoining States.
P ’65, 143
—— Contributions to the paleontology of Illinois and other
Western States. P 65, 245
—— Descriptions of new Crinoidea, ete. from the Carboniferous
rocks of Illinois and some of the adjoining States. P ’65, 155
—— Contributions to the paleontology of Illinois and other
Western States. P ’66, 251
—— Notes on some points in the structure and habits of the
Paleozoic Crinoidea. P 68, 323
—— Remarks on some types of Carboniferous Crinoidea, with
descriptions of new genera and species of the same, and of one
Echinoid. P ’68, 335
—— Descriptions of new Crinoidea and Echinoidea from the
Carboniferous rocks of the Western States, with a note on the
genus Onychaster. P ’69, 67
— Remarks on the Blastoidea with descriptions of new species.
P ’69, 83
—— Descriptions of new Carboniferous fossils from the Western
States. P ’69, 137
— Note on the relations of Synocladia King (1849) to the pro-
posed genus Septopora Prout (1858). P ’70, 15
Descriptions of new species and genera from the Palsozoic
« rocks of the Western States. P ’70, 22
Meek, Seto E. A review of the American species of the genus
Synodus. P ’84, 130
See Everman, Barton W. and Seth E. Meek
Meek, Seto E. and Cuarutes H. Botuman. Note on Elagatis
bipennulatus. P ’89, 42
Meek, Seru E. and Davin K. Goss. A review of the American
species of the genus Trachynotus. P ’84, 121
A review of the American species of the genus Hemirham-
phus. P ’84, 221
132 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Meek, Seru E. and Epwarp A. Haru. A review of the American
genera and species of Batrachide. P ’85, 52
Meek, Sero E. and Martin L. Horrman. A review of the
American species of the genus Teuthis. P ’84, 227 .
Meek, Sern E. and Ropert G. NEwLAnp. A review of the Ameri-
can species of the genus Sphyrena. P ’84, 67
—— A review of the American species of Scomberomorus. P
"84, 232
—— A review of the species of the genus Esox. P ’85, 366
—— A review of the American species of the genus Scorpena.
P ’85, 394
Meies, CHARLES D. On the mode of copulation in the opossum.
P ’48, 58
—— On the effects of deep sea pressure on ithe uterus of the
Cetacea. P ’49, 193
— On the uterus of the porpoise. P 753, 316
—— Observations on the reproductive organs and on the fetus
of Delphinus nesarnak. J I, 267
Meies, JAMES AITKIN. On Dr. Morton’s collection of human erania.
P 55, 420
— Catalogue of human crania in the collection of the Academy
of Natural Sciences of Phila. P ’56, Suppl.
— Description of a deformed fragmentary human skull found
in an ancient quarry cave at Jerusalem; with an attempt to
determine by its configuration alone the ethnical type to which
it belonged. P ’59, 262
Observations upon the form of the occiput in the various
races of men. P ’60, 397
Observations upon the cranial forms of the American
aborigines, based upon specimens contained in the collection
of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia. P ’66, 197
— Relation of atomic heat to crystalline form. J III, 105
MELSHEIMER, F, E. Descriptions of new species of Coleoptera of
the United States. P ’44, 26, 98, 134, 213, 302; *46, 53; ’47, 158
MeEncEL, Levi W. See Skinner, Henry and L. W. Mengel
Mercer, Henry C. A preliminary account of the re-exploration
in 1894 and 1895 of the ‘‘Bone Hole’’ now known as Irwin’s
cave, at Port Kennedy, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.
P 95, 443
Re-exploration of Hartman’s cave, near Stroudsburg, Penn-
sylvania in 1893. P ’94, 96
see eee LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 133
Mercer, Henry C. Continued.
- ——« The bone cave at Port Kennedy, Pennsylvania, and its partial
excavation in 1894, 1895, 1896. J XI, 269
Merriam, C. Harr. A new subfamily of murine rodents — the
Neotominze—with description of a new genus and species and
a synopsis of the known forms. P ’94, 225
—— Descriptions of eight new pocket mice, genus Perognathus.
P 94, 263
—— Descriptions of three new rodents from the Olympic Moun-
tains, Washington. P ’98, 352
Meyer, AprAHAM. On the drift of Lycoming Co., Pa. P 782, 50
— On the fossil ores of Lycoming County. P ’82, 52
—— Notes on the presence of umbral or mountain limestone in
Lycoming County, Penna. P ’89, 310
—— Notes on the occurrence of quartz and other minerals in
the Chemung measures, near the line of Lycoming and Tioga
Counties, Pennsylvania. P ’93, 194
—— Pyrophyllite slates in northern Pennsylvania. P ’93, 197
Meyer, Orro. Notes on Tertiary shells. P ’84, 104
—— On invertebrates from the Eocene of Mississippi and Ala-
bama. P ’87, 51
—— Action of hydrofluoric acid on a sphere of quartz. P ’88, 121
—— Upper Tertiary invertebrates from west side of Chesapeake
Bay. P ’88, 170
MicHeL, Mippueron. On the generation of the opossum. P 748, 46
MicHENER, Ezra. A few facts in relation to the identity of red
and mottled owls. j viii, 53
Miter, Gerrit S., Jr. List of bats collected by Dr. W. L.
Abbott in Siam. P ’98, 316
—— Descriptions of five new phyllostome bats. P ’98, 326
—— A new chipmunk from northeastern China. P 98, 348
— Notes on the arctic red-backed mice. P ’98, 358
—— Description of a new genus and species of microtine rodent
from Siberia. P 98, 368
—— Descriptions of two new gray foxes. P ’99, 276
—— The voles collected by Dr. W. L. Abbott in Central Asia.
P 799, 281
—— Descriptions of six new American rabbits. P ’99, 380
—— Mammals collected by Dr. W. L. Abbott in the region of
the Indragiri River, Sumatra. P ’02, 143
—— Twenty new American bats. P ’02, 389
134 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Mitts, Cuartes K. The neurofibrillary theory and its bearings
upon localization of function in the nervous system. P ’02, 113
MITCHELL, CHARLES L. Staining with hematoxylon. P ’83, 297
MitcHe.h, J. K. On a fungus growing on white oak. P ’51, 210
MircHe.LL, J. W. On arrest of development. P ’60, Biol. 3
MircHe.i, S. Werr. On the influence of some states of respira-
tion upon the pulse. P ’53, 435
Observations on the blood crystals of a sturgeon. P 758,
Biol. 2
On the rattles of rattlesnakes. P ’68, Biol. 3
—— Effect of mucus on urea. P ’58, Biol. 4
—— Reduction of temperature by depletion. P ’58, Biol. 4
— On reflex and conscious action. P ’58, Biol. 8
—— Observations on the blood of the sturgeon. P ’58, Biol. 9
—— On blood erystals. P ’58, Biol. 9, 10
—— On the inhalation of cinchonia and its salts. P ’58, Biol. 21
—— Changes of white race on America. P ’58, Biol. 23
—— On the effects of certain substances upon the exposed hearts
of animals. P ’58, Biol. 27
—— On blood erystals of the opossum. P ’59, Biol. 1
— On a gall-stone from a musk-rat. P 759, Biol. 3
—— On the death of an infant in utero. P ’59, Biol. 4
—— On the circulatory apparatus of the gar pike. P ’59, Biol. 5
—— On contraction of muscle when struck. P ’59, Biol. 5
On the effects of sugar in rendering the eyes of frogs cata-
ractous. P 759, Biol. 16
On corrovaline. P ’60, Biol. 1
—— On the venom of various snakes. P ’68, Biol. 13
—— On an enclosed egg. P ’69, Biol. 19
—— On hydrate of chloral. P ’69, Biol. 19
—— On the ova of Bilharzia hematobia. P ’70, Biol. 3
—— On a case of supposed guinea worm. P ’70, Biol. 11
—— See Hammond, J. J. and 8. W. Mitchell
MircHe.tL, S. W. and Wm. A. Hammonp. An experimental ex-
animation of the physiological effects of sassy-bark, the ordeal
poison of the western coast of Africa. P 59, Biol. 13
Mircuitt, Samuet L. Descriptions of three species of fish.
ji, 407
Mour, CHArues. Rhus cotinoides Nutt. P ’82, 217
—— On Quercus durandii Buckley. P ’83, 37
Monks, Saran P. On painted turtles. P ’77, 199
ea ues LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 135
Monks, Saran P. Continued.
—— Regeneration of the body of a starfish. P 03, 351
—— Variability and autotomy of Phataria. P ’04, 596
Monteomery, THomas H., Jr. Further studies on the chromo-
somes of the Hemiptera heteroptera. P ’01, 261
— The identity of the gordiacean species, Chordodes morgani
and Chordodes puerilis. P ’01, 289
—— Peculiarities of the terrestrial larva of the urodelous
batrachian, Plethodon cinereus Green. P ’01, 503
—— On phylogenetic classification. P ’02, 186
—— Descriptions of Lycoside and Oxyopide of Philadelphia and
its vicinity. P ’02, 534
—— Studies on the habits of spiders, particularly those of the
mating period. P ’03, 59
—— On the morphology of the rotatorian family. Flosculariide.
P 703, 363
—— Supplemenitary notes on spiders of the genera Lycosa, Par-
dosa, Pirata and Dolomedes from the northeastern United States.
P 703, 645
—— Descriptions of North American Aranee of the families
Lycoside and Pisauride. P 704, 261
—— The development and structure of the larva of Paragordius.
P 704, 738
—— The spermatogenesis of Syrbula and Lycosa with general con-
siderations upon chromosome reduction and the heterochromo-
somes. P ’05, 162
—— The distribution of the North American Gordiacea with de-
scription of a new species. P ’07, 270
—— Remarks on Prof. Chamberlin’s revision of North American
Lycoside. P ’08, 513
—— On the spinnerets, cribellum, colulus, trachee and lung books
of araneads. P ’09, 299
Moore, CLARENCE B. Certain sand mounds of the St. John’s River,
_ Florida. J X, 5; Pt. II, J X, 129
—— Certain river mounds of Duval County, Florida. J X, 448
—— Two sand mounds on Murphy Island, Florida. J X, 503
Certain sand mounds of the Ocklawaha River, Florida.
J X, 518
—— Certain aboriginal mounds of the Georgia coast. J XI, 5
— Certain aboriginal mounds of the coast of South Carolina.
J XI, 147
136 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Moore, CLARENCE B. Continued.
—— Certain aboriginal mounds of the Savannah River. J XI, 167
Certain aboriginal mounds of the Altamaha River. J XI, 174
—— Recent acquisitions. J XI, 185
— A ecaché of pendant ornaments. J XI, 189
Certain aboriginal remains of the Alabama River. J XI, 289
— Certain antiquities of the Florida west coast. J XI, 351
Certain aboriginal remains of the northwest Florida coast.
Part I, J XI, 421; Pt. II, J XII, 123
Certain aboriginal remains of the Tombigbee River. J XI, 499
—— Certain aboriginal remains of the Florida central west coast.
J XII, 359
—— Certain aboriginal mounds of the Apalachicola River. J XII
439
— Certain aboriginal mounds of the Black Warrior River. J
XII, 127
—— Certain aboriginal mounds of the Lower Tombigbee River.
J XIII, 247
—— Certain aboriginal mounds of Mobile Bay and Mississippi
Sound. J XIII, 279
—— Miscellaneous investigations in Florida. J XIII, 299
—— Moundville revisited. J XIII, 337
— Crystal River revisited. J XIII, 407
—— Mounds of the Lower Chattahoochee and Lower Flint Rivers.
J XIII, 427
—— Notes on the Ten Thousand Islands, Florida. J XIII, 458
—— Certain mounds of Arkansas and Mississippi. Part I,
Mounds and cemeteries of the lower Arkansas River. Part IT,
Mounds of the lower Yazoo and lower Sunflower Rivers, Mis-
sissippi. Part III, The Blum Mounds, Mississippi. J XIII, 481
Moors, H. F. Tanais robustus, a new species of Anisopoda. P
94, 90
Moors, J. Percy. On some leech-like parasites of American eray-
fishes. P ’93, 419
—— Pterodrilus, a remarkable discodrilid. P ’94, 449
—— Notes on American Enchytraeide, I. New species of Fri-
dericia from the vicinity of Philadelphia. P ’95, 341
Hyalodendron navalium, a new genus and species of euplec-
tellid sponge. P ’98, 430
A snow-inhabiting enchytreid (Mesenchytreus solifugus
Emery) collected by Mr. Henry G. Bryant on the Malaspina
Glacier, Alaska. P ’99, 125
ae LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 137
Moors, J. Percy. Continued.
— Leurognathus marmorata, a new genus and species of sala-
mander of the family Desmognathide. P ’99, 316
—— A description of Microbdella biannulata with especial regard
to the constitution of the leech somite. P 1900, 50
—— Post-larval changes in the vertebral articulations of Spelerpes
and other salamanders. P 1900, 613
— Some Bermuda Oligocheta, with a description of a new
species. P ’02, 80
— Descriptions of some new Polynoide, with a list of other
Polycheta, from North Greenland waters. P ’02, 258
— Polychexta from the coastal slope of Japan and from Kam-
_ ¢hatka and Bering Sea. P ’03, 401
—— Descriptions of two new species of Polycheta from Wood’s
Hole, Massachusetts. P ’03, 720
— Some pelagic Polycheta new to the Wood’s Hole fauna. P
03, 793
— New Polycheta from California. P ’04, 484
—— Description of a new species of earthworm (Diplocardia
longa) from Georgia. P ’04, 803
—— A new species of sea-mouse (Aphrodita hastata) from east-
ern Massachusetts. P ’05, 294
— Some marine Oligocheta of New England. P ’05, 373
— New species of Polycheta from the North Pacific, chiefly
from Alaskan waters. P ’05, 525
—— Five new species of Pseudopotamilla from the Pacific coast
of North America. P ’05, 555
—— New species of Amphoretide and Terebellide from the North
Pacific. P ’05, 846
—— Additional new species of Polycheta from the North Pacific.
P 706, 217 ;
_ — Descriptions of two new Polycheta from Alaska. P ’06, 352
—— Descriptions of new species of Polycheta from the south
eastern coast of Massachusetts. P ’06, 501
—— Descriptions of new species of spioniform annelids. P ’07, 195
—— Description of a new species of annelid from Woods Hole.
P ’07, 448
— Some polychextous annelids of the northern Pacific coast of
North America. P ’08, 321
—— Polycheitous annelids from Monterey Bay and San Diego,
California. P ’09, 235
138 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Moors, J. Percy. Continued.
The polychetous annelids dredged by the U.S. S. ‘‘ Albatross’’
off the coast of Southern California in 1904, I. Syllidae,
Spherodoride, Hesionide and Phyllodocide. P ’09, 321; IL. .
Polynoide, Aphroditide, and Segaleonide. P ’10, 328
Moorg, J. Percy and KarHarine J. BusH. Sabollide and Ser-
pulide from Japan, with descriptions of new species of Spiror-
bis. P ’04, 157
MoorEHEAD, W. K. See Fowkes, Gerard A., and W. K. Moorehead.
Morcu, O. A. L. A descriptive catalogue of the Scalide of the
West India Islands. J VIII, 189
Morpecal, E. R. On food of the shad. P ’60, Biol. 9
Morris, Cuas. The primary conditions of fossilization. P ’85, 97
—— On the air-bladder of fishes. P ’85, 124
—— Attack and defense as agents in animal evolution. P ’85, 385
—— Methods of defense in organisms. P ’86, 25
—— Reverse vision. P ’86, 302
—— Theories of the formation of coral islands. P ’88, 419
—— The extinction of species. P 95, 253
—— The primeval ocean. P ’97, 12
Morris, GALLowAy C. On mineral caoutchouc. P 777, 131
- Morris, J. CHeston. On ‘the digestion of Alexis St. Martin. P
56, 138
—— On respiration of fishes. P ’57, 150
—— On fishes from Panama. P ’57, 178
— On the coloring of the sky at sunset. P ’57, 193
— Oxaluria. P ’58, Biol. 5
—— On an acephalous child. P ’58, Biol. 8
—— On blood erystals. P ’58, Biol, 9, 10
— On moisture from flowers. P ’58, Biol. 10
— On the effect of inhalation of chloroform. P ’58, Biol. 11, 12
—— On an extra-uterine pregnancy. P 58, Biol. 13
— On the endosmotic current. P ’58, Biol. 13
—— Bright’s disease of kidneys in horse. P 58, Biol. 14
On a hernial protrusion in Emys. P ’58, Biol. 16
On a new species of Pomotis. P ’59, 3
On human embryo and its membranes. P 59, Biol. 7
On poison from sting of bee. P ’59, Biol. 18
Remarks on the digestive principle. P ’59, Biol. 19
—— On arrest of development. P ’60, Biol. 3
—— An hypothesis as to the nature and origin of germ foree.
P91, 73
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LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 139
Morris, MarGaretTa. Observations on the development of the
Hessian fly. P °41, 66
—— On the larve of the seventeen-year locust. P °46, 132; ’47, 190
— On Cecidomyia culmicola. P °49, 194
—— On a luminous larva. P ’59, 193
Morrison, H. K. Notes on the Noctuidx, with descriptions of cer-
tain new species. P 775, 55; No. 2, 75, 428 |
Morrison, Wiuarp L. <A review of the American species of
Priacanthide. P ’89, 159
Morton, Samuret Greorce. Analysis of tabular spar from Bucks
County, Pennsylvania, with a notice of various minerals found
in the same locality. ji vi, 46
—— Description of a new species of Ostrea; with some remarks on
the O. convexa of Say. j vi, 50
—— Description of the fossil shells which characterize the Atlantic
Secondary Formation of New Jersey and Delaware; including
four new species. j vi, 72
—— Description of two new species of fossil shells of the genera
Seaphites and Crepidula: with some observations on the ferru-
ginous sand, plastic clay and Upper Marine formations of the
United States. Jj vi, 107
—— Additional observations on the geology and organic remains
of New Jersey and Delaware. j vi, 189
—— Note on the geology of Cockspur Island, Georgia. j vi, 244
—— Notice of some parasitic worms. j vi, 296
—— Some remarks on the ancient Peruvians. j viii, p. 191
—— Remarks on the so-called pigmy race of the valley of the
Mississippi. j viii, 205
—— Description of some new species of organic remains of the
Cretaceous group of the United States; with a tabular view of
the fossils hitherto discovered in this formation. j viii, 207
—— Observations on a mode of ascertaining the internal capacity
of the human cranium. P ’41, 7
—— Embalmed body of an Egyptian ibis. P 741, 15
—— Ancient Peruvians. P ’41, 35
—— Deformities of crania. P 741, 38
—— Crania of ancient Mexicans. P ’41, 50
—— Sutures of the cranium. P ’41, 66
—— Description of several new species of fossil shells from the
Cretaceous deposits of the United States. P ’41, 106
—— Remarks on Procyon lotor. P 41, 121
140 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Morton, SAMUEL GEORGE. Continued.
—— The so-called pigmy race of the valley of the Mississippi.
P 741, 125
Tiwo new species of fossils from the Lower Cretaceous of New
Jersey. P 741, 132 .
Measurements of forty-five adult negro crania. P ’41, 135
—— Remarks on a human skeleton from Yucatan. P 42, 19
— A memoir of William Maclure. P ’43, Suppl.
—— Remarks on seventeen-year locust. P ’43, 276
— On the cranium of a Hippopotamus. P ’44, 2
— Ona supposed new species of Hippopotamus. P ’44, 14
—— On the skull of a Hottentot. P 44, 64
— On the head of a fossil crocodile. P ’44, 72
— Description of the head of a fossil crocodile, from the Cre-
taceous strata of New Jersey. P ’44, 82
—— On ancient Egyptian crania. P ’44, 122
—— Vertebrate fossils from New Jersey. P 44, 132
—— On the internal capacity of crania. P 744, 168
—— Observations on crania, especially on tthat of a Congo negro.
P ’45, 232
—— Remarks on Mr. Taylor’s cabinet of fossils. P ’45, 261
—— Remarks on the crania of two ancient Peruvians, two Indian
mound skulls, a Hottentot, a Mozambique negro and four
mummied Egyptian heads. P 45, 274
—— On the skulls of two natives of New Holland. P 45, 292
—— On remains of Peruvians. P ’46, 39
—— On fossils from Burlington County, New Jersey. P ’46, 32, 39
—— Descriptions of two new species of fossil Echinodermata
from the Eocene of the United States. P 46, 51
—— On the spheno-temporal and coronal sutures. P ’46, 71
—— Description of two living hybrid fowls between Gallus and
Numida. P ’46, 101
—— Hybridity in animals considered in reference to the question
of the unity of the human species. P 46, 121
—— On crania from the mounds near Chillicothe, Ohio. P ’47, 212
—— On a Bushman Hottentot boy. P 48, 5
—— On ancient Peruvian erania. P ’48, 39
—— On skulls of Shoshonee Indians. P ’48, 75
—— Observations on the size of the brain in various races and
families of man. P ’49, 221
—— Ona Carib skull. P ’49, 246
gee LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 141
Morton, SaAmMuEL George. Continued.
— On the so-called ‘‘bloody bread.’’ P °49, 246
— On the size of the brain in savage tribes and on the diversity
of ithe human family. P ’50, 2, 30, 33
— Conformation of Egyptian crania. P ’50, 4
—— On the value of the word species. P ’50, 81
— On illustrations of the camel and dromedary from ruins of
Nineveh. P 750, 84
—— On the antiquity of some races of dogs. P 50, 85
— On embalmed heads from the Egyptian catacombs. P ’50, 122
— On the effect of emasculation on a cat. P ’51, 139
—— On the races of dogs. P ’51, 139
—— On the crania of a Diak. P 51, 146
—— On the cranium of an Egyptian mummy. P 51, 170
—— On the infrequence of offspring between the European and
Australian races. P ’51, 173
—— Additional observations on a new living species of Hippo-
potamus. J I, 231
—— See Vanuxem, Lardner, and 8. G. Morton
Moss, THEoporE F. Description of a new carpolite from Arkansas.
P ’50, 59
Mirrer, THomas D. Seventeen-year locust. P 43, 278
Moururn, JoHN Raymonp. Absorption and secretion in the diges-
tive system of the land isopods. P ’02, 284
Napaluuac, Marquis bE. Inhumation and incineration in Europe.
J XI, 139
Neu, JoHN. On the occipital and superior maxillary bones of
the African cranium. P 749, 221
NELSON, JAmes A. The early development of Dinophilus: a study
in cell lineage. P ’04, 687
—— The morphology of Dinophilus conklini, n. sp. P ’07, 82
Newserry, J. 8. Description of several new genera and species
of fossil fishes from the Carboniferous strata of Ohio. P ’56, 96
—— Correction of name of fossil fish. P ’57, 150
— Notes on the genus Conchiopsis Cope. P ’73, 425
—~ On supposed Tertiary ammonites. P ’82, 194
NEWLAND, Roser. G. See Meek, Seth E., and Robert G. Newland
Newton, ALFRED. On certain species of Falconide, Tetraonide,
and Anatide. P ’71, 94
Nouan, Epwarp J. Remarks on death of Dr. J. H. Slack. P ’74, 140
—— A biographical notice of W. S. W. Ruschenberger, M. D.
P ’95, 452
142 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Nouan, Epwarp J. Continued.
Biographical note on John Meigs. P 795, 567
Biographical notices of Harrison Allen and George Henry
Horn. P ’97, 505
A memorial of Dr. Joseph Leidy. P ’98, 465
Biographical notice of Henry C. Chapman. P ’10, 255
Norris, Wm. F. On the use of a weak solution of nitrate of silver
and chloride of gold. P ’70, Biol. 3
Norris, THADDEUS. Remarks on a species of Osmerus taken in the
Sehuylkill, below Fairmount Dam. P ’61, 58
On the distribution of Salmo. P ’62, 102
—— Remarks on the new species of Osmerus (QO. sergeanti).
P ’68, 93
—— Remarks on fish culture. P ’70, 110
— On the stocking of the Delaware with Salmo salar. P ’72, 163
Norwoop, J. G. and Jonn Evans. On fossils from Missouri.
P ’50, 66
Norwoop, J. G. and Henry Pratten. Notice of Producti, found
in the Western States and Territories with descriptions of twelve
new species. J III, 5.
—— Notice of the genus Chonetes, as found in the Western States
and Territories, with descriptions of eleven new species. J III, 123
Notice of fossils from the Carboniferous series of the Western
States, belonging to the genera Spirifer, Bellerophon, Pleuroto-
maria, Macrocheilus, Natica and Loxonema, with descriptions of
eight new characteristic species. J III, 71
Nurrauu, THomas. Observations on the genus Eriogonum and the
natural order Polygones of Jussieu. J I, 24, 33
An account of two new genera of plants, and of a species of
Tillwza and Limosella, recently discovered on the banks of the
Delaware, in the vicinity of Philadelphia. ji, 111
Description of Collinsia, a new genus of plants. ji, 189
Observations on the geological structure of ‘the valley of the
Mississippi. Jj ii, 14
Descriptions of rare plants recently introduced into the
gardens of Philadelphia. j ii, 179
Observations on the genus Oryzopsis. j iii, 125
— — Remarks on the species of Corallorhiza indigenous to the
United States. Jj iii, 135
—— A letter on American spodumen. j iii, 284
Description of two new genera of the natural order Cruci-
fere. jv, 132
___———_ LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 143
NuttTauL, THomas. Continued.
— Observations on a species of Anemone of the section Pulsa-
_ tilla, indigenous to the United States. Jj v, 158
—— A description of some of the rarer or little known plants in-
digenous to the United States, from the dried specimens in the
herbarium of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia.
j vii, 61
—— Descriptions of plants collected by William Gambel, M. D.,
in the Rocky Mountains and Upper California. P ’48, 7;
J I, 149 © “
See Wyeth, Nathaniel, and Thomas Nuttall
OBERHOLSER, Harry C. Some untenable names in ornithology.
P ’99, 201
—— A monograph of the genus Dendrocinela Gray. P ’04, 447
— A monograph of the genus Collocalia. P ’06, 177
Oca, RarareL, Montes pe. The Mexican humming birds. P ’61,
47, 80, 551
OcHsENIvs, Cart. On the formation of rock-salt beds and mother-
liquor salts. P ’88, 181
OgpEen, J. A. Synopsis of the genus Chettusia (Lobivanellus) with
a description of a new species. P 71, 194
—— Description of a new species of bird of paradise of the
genus Ptiloris, in the collection of the Academy. P 775, 451
— On Ptiloris wilsonii Ogden. P ’76, 182
Orp, Grorce. Account of a North American quadruped, supposed
to belong to the genus Ovis. ji, 8 .
An account of an American species of the genus Tantalus.
mk a; 63
Observations on two new species of the genus Gracula of
Latham. j i, 253
— An account of the Florida jay of Bartram. ji, 345
— An account of a new species of the genus Arvicola. j iv, 305
See Say, Thomas, and George Ord
ORTMANN, ARNOLD E. A new species of the isopod genus Bathy-
nomus. P ’94, 191
—— A study of the systematic and geographical distribution of
the decapod family Atyide Kingsley. P 794, 397
A study of the systematic and geographic distribution of the
decapod family Crangonide Bate. P ’95, 173
Crustacea and Pyenogonida collected during the Princeton
Expedition to North Greenland. P ’01, 144
144 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
OsBorN, Henry FairFIeLD. Preliminary observations upon the
brain of Amphiuma. P ’83, 177
Preliminary observations upon the brain of Menopoma. P
’84, 262
—— Observations upon the Upper Triassic mammals, Droma- -
therium and Microconodon. P ’86, 359
—— On the structure and classification of the Mesozoic Mammalia.
P ’87, 282; J IX, 186
—— Additional observations upon the structure and classifica-
tion of the Mesozoic Mammalia. P ’88, 292
—— A review of the Cernaysian Mammalia. P ’90, 51
— A review of the Cretaceous Mammalia. P ’91, 124
OsteN SACKEN, R. Von. New genera and species of North Ameri-
ean Tipulide with short palpi, with an attempt at a new classi-
fication of the tribe. P ’59, 197
—— Appendix to a paper entitled new genera and species of
‘‘North American Tipulide with short palpi,’’ ete. P ’60, 15
—— On the sex of Cynipide. P ’61, 150
—— Descriptions of nine new North American Limnobiaceae. |
P ’61, 287
OwEN, D. D. Remarks on fossil tree from Indiana. P ’43, 270
— Note on geology of the Western States. P ’43, 272
— On the flowering of the cane in Indiana. P 50, 81
— On fossils from Missouri. P 751, 328
— On human foot-prints in sandstone. P 52, 106
— Notice of a new mineral from California. P 752, 108
— On Fusulina cylindrica and on Tutenmergel. P ’52, 118
— Remarks on geological map of Wisconsin, Iowa and Minne-
sota. P ’52, 189, 192
—— On a supposed new earth. P ’53, 379
— Description of two new minerals and a new earth. J II, 179
OwEN, Davin D. and Bengamin F. SHumarp. Descriptions of
fifteen new species of Crinoidea from the Subearboniferous
limestone of Iowa, collected during the U. S. Geological Survey
of Iowa, Wisconsin, and Minnesota, in the years 1848-49.
J II, 57
Descriptions of seven new species of Crinoidea from the Sub-
carboniferous limestone of Iowa and Illinois. J II, 89
Owen, RicHarp. On the genus Durodon. P ’46, 15
—— Observations on certain fossils from the collection of the
Academy of Natural Sciences in Philadelphia. P ’46, 93
el LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 145
Owen, RicHarp. Continued.
—— Observations on certain fossil bones from the collection of
the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia. J I, 18
Packarp, A. F. On the swimming bladder of the gar pike.
P 759, Biol. 4
—— On the pathological relationship of cancer and tubercle. P
59, Biol. 10
Packarp, A. S. On Lepidurus couesii Pack. P ’78, 165
Pautmer, Cuayton F. The anatomy of Californian Haliotide. P
07, 396
Paumer, Lewis. New localities for chabazite. P °82, 38
Paumer, T. CHaLKLEy. Demonstration of absorption of carbon
dioxide and of the generation of oxygen by diatoms. P ’97, 142
—— Observations on errant frustules of Eunotia major. P ’98, 110
—— Five new species of Trachelomonas. P ’02, 791
—— Delaware Valley forms of Trachelomonas. P ’05, 665
—— Stauroneis terreyi D. B. Ward. P ’10, 456
—— A new diatom. P ’10, 460
PaumMer, THomMAs CHALKLEY and F. J. Keevey. The structure of
the diatom girdle. P 1900, 465
Parker, A.J. Cerebral convolutions of the negro brain. P ’78, 11
—— Vegetative repetition of cerebral fissures. P ’78, 148
—— The bridging convolutions in the primates. P ’78, 159
— Knee-joint of the kangaroo. P ’78, 222
—— Simian characters in negro brains. P 78, 339
— Correction to paper on Hyraceum. P ’79, 379
— Complete connection of the fissura centralis (fiss. of Ro-
lando) with the fossa sylvii. P ’79, 428
— Reproduction of Amphileptus fasciola. P ’83, 313
— Morphology of the cerebral convolutions with special refer-
ence to the order of primates. J X, 247
See Green, Wm. H., and A. J. Parker
ParKeR, G. Howarp. A new locality for aquacreptite. P °82, 56
Paton, GrorGeE. Functions of the spinal cord, as illustrated by
experiments on cold-blooded animals. P ’58, Biol. 6
PEALE, T. R. and J. Green. Descriptions of two new species of
the Linnean genus Lacerta. j vi, 231
Peary, R. E. Greenland explorations. P ’92, 290
—— Report of the operations of the North Greenland Expedition
of 1891-1892. P ’92, 342
Peary, R. E., Beng. SHarp, and ANGELO Hemprin. North Green-
land Expedition. P ’91, 409
146 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
PEASE, Wm. H. Observations on the geology and natural history
of Mexico. P ’48, 91 —
Pease, WiuuiAmM 8. On fossils from Maryland. P 47, 242
Peirce, JAcos. On a hybrid between the guinea fowl and pea- |
eock. P 748, 35
PENNELL, Francis W. Flora of the Conowingo barrens of south-
eastern Pennsylvania. P 710, 541
Pepper, W. Ona cyst of the Fallopian tube. P 69, Biol. 4.
On muscular fibre in typhoid fever. P ’69, Biol. 13
— On wandering delirium in tuberculosis. P ’69, Biol. 4
Perkins, Henry Farnuam. The development of Gonionema
murbachii. P ’02, 750
Puiuurres, Everett FRANKLIN. Structure and development of the
compound eye of the honey bee. P ’05, 123
Puiurrs, Jonun 8S. Description of a new American species of the
genus Helix. j viii, 182
— Descriptions of two new American species of Helix. P ’41, 27
—— Effect of conflagration on atmosphere. P 741, 46
—— Dates of publication of the early volumes of Journal. P ’41, 57
—— Nomenclature of natural science. P 741, 85
—— On Helix bidentifera, a rectification. P 741, 133
Description of a new fresh-water shell and observations on
Glandina obtusa Pfeif. P ’46, 66
On a meteor. P ’51, 236
Puituies, RicHarp J. See Fowler, Henry W., and Richard J.
Phillips
PicKERING, C. Seventeen-year locust. P 43, 277
Vision in the Balani. P 48, 2
— On estimates of the length of the year. P ’48, 58
—— On the history of anthracite. P ’60, 2
— On photographs of Tasmanians at the Centennial Exposition.
cae TO: Ao
The Australians. P ’76, 262
Pierce, C. Newuin. On Stephanoceros. P 775, 121
Living organisms in 'the pulp cavity of teeth. P ’75, 262
—— Remarks on Hawaiian crania. P ’93, 224
Edentulous jaws. P 793, 13
Pitspry, Henry A. On the helicoid land molluses of Bermuda.
P ’88, 285
New and little-known American molluses, No. 1. P ’89, 81;
No. 2, 411; No.-3, 790, 296
— LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 147
Pitsspry, Henry A. Continued.
—— The radula in rhipidoglossate mollusks. P ’89, 136
Nomenclature and check-list of North American land shells.
P ’89, 191
— On the anatomy of Aerope and Zingis. P °89, 277
— On the anatomy of Aerope caffra Fer. P-’90, 41
— Note onasouthern Pupa. P ’90, 44
— On anew Bulimulus. P 790, 63
New East Indian land shells. P ’90, 186
— Trochide, new and old. P ’90, 343
— Description of a new Japanese Scalpellum. P ’90, 441
— Note on the soft parts and dentition of Stomatella. P ’91, 71
_—— Land and fresh-water mollusks collected in Yucatan and
Mexico. P ’91, 310
— Mollusea from Nantucket, Mass. P ’91, 406
— The newest species of West Indian land shells. P ’91, 456
—— New and hitherto unfigured Japanese mollusks. P ’91, 471
—— Anatomy of West Indian Helices. P ’92, 128
—— New and unfigured Unionide. P ’92, 131
—— A new species of Pachychilus. P ’92, 153
—— On the anatomy of Sagda, Cysticopsis, AXgista and Den-
tellaria. P ’92, 213
—— A new marine gasteropod from New Jersey. P ’92, 328
Notes on a collection of shells from the State of Tabasco,
Mexico. P ’92, 338
Preliminary outline of a new classification of the Helices.
P 792, 387
—— Thysanophora coloba. P ’93, 403
— Critical list of mollusks collected in the Potomac Valley.
a P94, 11
—— A new Central American Pupa. P ’94, 61
List of Port Jackson chitons collected by Dr. J. C. Cox with
a revision of Australian Acanthochitide. P 794, 69
— Patella kermadecensis. P 794, 208
Prefatory note to Gwatkin and Suter’s observations on the
dentition of Achatinellide. P ’95, 237
On the status of the names Aplysia and Tethys. P ’95, 347
Pleurotomaria crotaloides Morton in the New Jersey Cre-
taceous. P 96, 10
New species of the helicoid genus Polygyra. P ’96, 15
—— Descriptions of new species of mollusks. P 796, 21
148 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Pitspry, Henry A. Continued.
On a collection of barnacles. P ’96, 208
—— Pugnus parvus. P ’96, 208
—— A remarkable Central American melanian. P 96, 269
— New species of fresh water mollusks from South America.
P ’96, 561
— Geology of the mussel-bearing clay of Fish-House, N. J.
P ’96, 567
— The affinities of Floridian Miocene land snails. P ’97, 10
—— The gastropod radula. P ’97, 11
—— Descriptions of new South American Bulimuli. P. ’97, 18
—— New species of mollusks from Uruguay. P ’97, 290
—— Patagonian Tertiary fossils. P ’97, 329
— Scalpellum and Balanus from Texas. P ’97, 332
— New Achatinide and Helicide from Somaliland. P ’97, 357
—— New Australian mollusks. P ’97, 360
— New Brazilian Streptaxide. P ’97, 477
—— Additional note on the gastropod genus Tatea Tenison-
Woods. P ’97, 480
—— Descriptions of two new forms of Perideris. P ’97, 503
—— The function of the radula. P 798, 202
— Chitons collected by Dr. Harold Heath at Pacific Grove, near
Monterey, California. P ’98, 287
—— A new land shell from Clarion Island. P ’98, 354
—— New species of Odontostomus from Brazil and Argentina.
P 98, 471
—— Margarita sharpii, a new Alaskan gastropod. P ’98, 486
—— New and little-known species of Pristiloma. P ’99, 185
— Relations of the land molluscan fauna of South America.
P ’99, 226
— A new Australian Eulima. P ’99, 258
—— Notes on a few northwest American land snails. P ’99, 314
— Anew Ampullaria. P ’99, 365
—— Descriptions of new species of Mexican land and freshwater
mollusks. P ’99, 391
— New species and varieties of mollusks from Miami, Florida.
P ’99, 403
—— A new species of Thersites. P ’99, 473
—— Additions to the Japanese land snail fauna. P ’99, 525; II,
1900, 443; III, 1900, 672; IV, ’01, 465; V, 701, 622; VI, ’02,
360; VII, ’02, 517; VIII, 03, 315
LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 149
Purssry, Henry A. Continued.
Notes on the anatomy of the helicoid genus Ashmunella. P
1900, 107
— Mollusca of the Great Smoky Mountains. P 1900, 110
— Notices of new Japanese land snails. P 1900, 381
New South American land snails. P 1900, 385
—— Note on the Australian Pupide. P 1900, 426
— Note on Polynesian and East Indian Pupide. P 1900, 431
— Notes on certain Mollusca of southwestern Arkansas. P
1900, 449 ’
—— Lower Californian species of Ccelocentrum and Berendtia.
P 1900, 550
—— Sonorella, a new genus of Helices. P 1900, 556
— On the zoological position of Partula and Achatinella. P
1900, 561
—— The genesis of Mid-Pacific faunas. P 1900, 568
—— Crustacea of the Cretaceous formation of New Jersey. P
01, 111
— Relationships of the genus Neobeliscus. P ‘01, 142
— New species of mollusks from South Africa and Burma.
P ’01, 188
— New Mollusca from Japan, the Loo Choo Islands, Formosa
and the Philippines. P ’01, 193
New land Mollusea from Japan and the Loo Choo Islands.
P ’01, 344
— New Japanese marine, land, and fresh-water Mollusca. P
01, 385
—— The land mollusks of the Loo Choo Islands: Clausiliide. P
01, 409
—— Notices of new land snails from the Japanese Empire. P .
01, 496
—— New land mollusks of the Japanese Empire. P ’01, 545,
562, 614
Fasciolaria gigantea, subsp. reeveil. P ’01, 552
— Catalogue of the Clausiliide of the Japanese Empire. P
01, 647
— New land Mollusea from Japan and the Bonin Islands. P
02, 25
Revision of Japanese Viviparide with notes on Melania and
Bithynia. P ’02, 115
On the localities of A. Adams’ Japanese Helicide. P 02, 233
150 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Pinspry, Henry A. Continued.
— Southwestern land snails. P ’02, 510
— New land Mollusca from Idaho. P ’02, 593
Mollusea of western Arkansas.and adjacent States, with a
revision of Paravitrea. P ’03, 193
A new Japanese Pleurotomaria. P ’03, 496
—— A new American genus of Arionide. P ’03, 626
—— Mexican land and freshwater mollusks. P ’03, 761
—— A new Hawaiian Limnea. P ’03, 790
—— New Japanese marine Mollusca: Gastropoda. P 04, 3
—— New Japanese marine Mollusca: Pelecypoda. P ’04, 550
—— New Clausiliide of the Japanese Empire, X. P ’04, 809;
XI, ’07, 499; XII, ’08, 561
‘_—— New Japanese marine Mollusea. P ’05, 101
—— Mollusca of the Southwestern States, 1: Urocoptide; Heli-
cide of Arizona and New Mexico. P ’05, 211
—— Description of a new Australian Glycymeris. P ’06, 213
—— Origin of the tropical forms of the land mollusean fauna of
southern Florida. P ’07, 193
—— New and little-known whelks from northern Japan and the
Kuril Islands. P ’07, 243
—— Notes on some Pacific cirripedes. P ’07, 360
—— Notes on the cirripede genus Megalasma. P ’07, 408
—— Notes on Succinea ovalis Say, and Succinea obliqua Say.
P ’08, 45.
—— On the classification of scalpelliform barnacles. P ’08, 104
—— A comparison of the land-snail fauna of Korea with the
faunas of Japan and China. P ’08, 452
—— A new species of Scalpellum from British Columbia. P
09, 367
— Unionide of the Panuco River system, Mexico. P ’09, 532
—— New land shells from Mexico. P ’09, 540
—— A new species of Marinula from near the head of the Gulf
of California. P 710, 148
—— A new Haitian Oligocene horizon. P ’10, 487
Land Mollusea of the Panama Canal zone. P 710, 502
Piuspry, Henry A. and Amos P. Brown. The Mollusca of
Mandeville, Jamaica and its environs. P 710, 510
Piusspry, H. A. and T. D. A. CockrereLti. Ashmunella, a new genus
of Helices. P ’99, 188
SS LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 151
Pirspry, Henry A. and C. Montacus Cooke, Jr. On Hawaiian
species of Sphyradium. P 06, 215
—— On the teeth of Hawaiian species of Helicina. P ’08, 560
Pirspry, H. A. and James H. Ferriss. Mollusca of the South-
western States, II. P ’06, 123; III, the Huachuca Mountains,
Arizona, P ’09, 495; IV, the Chiricahua Mountains, Arizona,
P 710, 44
— Mollusca of the Ozarkian fauna. P ’06, 529
—— A new Sonorella from the Rincon Mountains, Arizona. P
09, 517
Piuspry, H. A. and A. A. Hinxuey. Melaniide of the Panuco
River system, Mexico. P ’09, 519
Pinspry, H. A. and Y. Hirase. Descriptions of new land shells
of the Japanese Empire. P ’04, 616
— New land mollusks of the Japanese Empire. P ’05, 705
— Catalogue of the land and fresh-water Mollusca of Taiwan
(Formosa) with descriptions of new species. P ’05, 720
—— New land and fresh-water Mollusca of the Japanese Empire.
P 708, 31
New land shells of the Chinese Empire, I. P 08, 37
— New land Mollusca of the Japanese Empire. P ’08, 586
PiusBry, Henry A. and Samueu N. Ruoaps. Contributions to the
zoology of Tennessee, No. 4, Mollusks. P ’96, 487
Pirspry, H. A. and Bens. SHarp. Scaphopoda of the San
Domingo Tertiary. P ’97, 465
Pirspry, H. A. and Epwarp G. Vanarra. New species of the
genus Cerion. .P 795, 206
—— Catalogue of the species of Cerion, with descriptions of new
forms. P 96, 315
—— Revision of the North American slugs, Ariolimax oe
Aphallarion. P ’96, 339
—— Descriptions of two new species of Cerion. P ’97, 365
—— Anatomical notes on certain West American Helices. P
98, 67
—— Revision of the North American slugs; Binneya, Hemphillia,
Hesperarion, Prophysaon, and Anadenulus. P ’98, 219
—— Materials toward a natural aac cmaia of the eylindrelloid
snails. P 98, 264
—— Some Cuban species of Cerion. P 98, 475
—— Morphological and systematic notes on South American
land snails: Achatinide. P ’99, 366
162 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Piuspry, H. A. and Epwarp G. Vanatta. Continued.
A partial revision of the Pupx of the United States. P
1900, 582
— On certain rhachiglossate Gastropoda eliminated from the
Aquillide. P ’04, 592 .
—— Mollusea of Flint and Caroline Islands, in the Central
Pacific. P ’05, 291
—— Notes on some Hawaiian Achatinellide and Endodontide.
P ’05, 570
— On two Hawaiian Cerithiide. P ’05, 576
—— Hawaiian species of Endodonta and Opeas. P ’05, 783
— On some Pacific Cerithiide. P ’05, 787
— Notes on Polinices didyma, with description of a new Aus-
tralian species. P ’08, 555
See Dall, W. H., and H. A. Pilsbry
See Walker, Bryant, and H. A. Pilsbry
Porpric, Epwarp. Nova generis Capromys Desm. species. j iv, 11
Pory, Freuire. Descriptions des poissons nouvelles ou peu connues.
P ’63, 180
Porter, THomas C. On Mollusea from the Juniata River, Penn-
sylvania. P ’63, 212
A list of the Carices of Pennsylvania. P ’87, 68
Porter, WiLMATTE. See Cockerell, T. D. A., and W. Porter
Ports, Epwarp. Sensitive organs in Asclepias. P ’78, 293
On the supposed sensitive character of the glands of the
Asclepiadacer. P ’79, 205
—— Fresh-water sponges of Fairmountt Park. P ’80, 330
—— On fresh-water sponges. P ’80, 356
—— Some new genera of fresh-water sponges. P ’81, 149
—— A new form of fresh-water sponge. P ’81, 176
—— The genus Carterella vs. Spongiophaga pottsi. P ’81, 460
— — Three more fresh-water sponges. P ’82, 12
—— Sponges from the neighborhood of Boston. P ’82, 69
—— Earth-worms drawing leaves into the ground. P ’82, 285
—— Note on Manayunkia speciosa. P ’84, 21
Fresh-water sponges as improbable causes of the pollution
of river-water. P ’84, 28
Some modifications observed in the form of sponge spicules.
P ’84, 184
—— On a supposed new species of Cristatella. P ’84, 193
— On Paludicella erecta. P ’84, 213
—_———"_ LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 153
Ports, Epwarp. Continued.
— On the wide distribution of some American sponges. P ’84, 215
— On the minute fauna of Fairmount reservoir. P ’84, 217
— An unfamiliar rhizopod. P ’84, 292
—— A new fresh-water sponge from Nova Scotia. P ’85, 28
—— Fresh-water sponges from Newfoundland: a new species.
P 86, 227
—— Contributions towards a synopsis of the American forms of
fresh-water sponges, with descriptions of those named by other
authors and from all parts of the world. P ’87, 158
Powe, James E. On the habits of the moose. P ’55, 342
Powes., R. H. On poison from sweet oil of wine. P ’60, Biol. 1
Powe, SAMUEL. On supposed voleanic agencies. P 58, 8
— On binocular vision. P ’60, 99
PRATTEN, Henry. See Norwood, J. G., and Henry Pratten
Prime, TEMPLE. Synonymy of the Cyclades, a family of Aceph-
alous Mollusea. Part I, P ’60, 267; II, 61, 25
—— Description of new species of Cyrena, Corbicula and
Sphaerium. P ’61, 125
—— Description of three new species of Mollusea of the genus
Spherium. P ’61, 414
Monograph of the species of Spherium of North and South
America. P ’61, 402; 62, 28
Putnam, F. W. Indian mounds on the Miami River. P ’84, 20
Quinsy, J. B. Mineral resources and physical geography of Peru.
P *41, 82
—— Spontaneous combustion of bituminous coal. P °41, 121
Ranp, THEoporRE D. On uranite. P ’55, 286
—— On cyanide and nitride of titanium. P ’55, 409
—— On a new mineral in eryolite. P ’68, 142
—— On a remarkable exposure of rocks near Philadelphia. P
70, 134
—— Notes on feldspar and some other minerals of Philadelphia
_ and vicinity. P ’71, 299
— On the rocks near Philadelphia. P ’77, 251
On a belt of serpentine and steatite in Radnor Township,
Delaware County, Pa. P ’78, 402
Serpentine belts of Radnor Township, Delaware County.
P ’80, 225
—— Change of serpentine into quartz. P ’80, 241
—— A new locality for millerite. P ’80, 243
154 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Ranp, THEODORE D. Continued.
—— A new locality for gypsum. P ’80, 253
— On a belt of steatite and serpentine in Radnor Township,
Delaware Co., Pa. P ’80, 273
—— Chromite near Radnor, Pa. P ’80, 273
—— On randite. P ’80, 274
—— Some microscopic enclosures in mica. P ’80, 276
—— Potsdam sandstone near King of Prussia. P ’80, 279
—— On a peculiar stratification in gneiss. P ’80, 280
—— The northern belt of serpentine in Radnor Township. P
"80, 295
—— Notes on the geology of Radnor and vicinity. P ’82, 42
—— Crystalline cavities in agate. P 82, 49
—— Dises of quartz between lamine of mica. P 782, 50
—— New locality for mountain cork. P ’82, 56
— Notes on the geology of Lower Merion and vicinity. P ’82, 61
—— Notes on the geology of Chester Valley and vicinity. P ’83, 241
— Notes on the Lafayette serpentine belt. P 85, 407
Notes on the drift in Block Island. P ’89, 408
—— Notes on the genesis and horizons of the serpentines of south-
eastern Pennsylvania. P ’90, 76
Geology of the South (Chester) Valley Hill. P ’90, 435
The sandstones of Chester Valley, Pennsylvania. P ’91, 119
Geology of the Isles of Shoals. P ’92, 324
The supposed South Chester Valley Hill fault. P ’92, 445 .
The Sadsbury steatite. P ’94, 455
Trap dykes in Chester County, Pennsylvania. P ’95, 540
The serpentines of eastern Pennsylvania. P 96, 219
Mica schists of the Schuylkill River. P ’96 484
The Birdsboro trap quarries. P ’98, 10
— Notes on the geology of southeastern Pennsylvania. P
1900, 160
Ranp, THEODORE D., WituiAm W. Jerreris and J. T. M. Carprza.
Mineral localities of Philadelphia and vicinity. P ’92, 174
RAFINESQUE, C. 8S. Deseription of three new genera of fluviatile
fish, Pomoxis, Sarchirus and Exoglossum. j i, 417
RANDALL, J. W. Catalogue of the crustacea, brought by Thomas
Nuttall and J. K: Townsend, from the west coast of North
America and the Sandwich Islands, with descriptions of such
species as are apparently new, among which are included: several
species of different localities, previously existing in the collection
of the Academy. j viii, 106
PPL
. ee LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 155
Ranpotpy, N. A. A study of the distribution of gluten within
the wheat grain. P ’83, 308
~—— A preliminary note on a reaction common to peptone and
bile-salts. P ’84, 115
— On the digestion of raw and of boiled milk. P ’84, 120
— Cutaneous absorption of nicotine. P ’84, 280
—— On the behavior of petrolatum in the digestive tract. P
84, 281
RANKIN, WauTeR M. Echinoderms collected off the west coast of
Greenland by the Princeton Arctic Expedition of 1899. P
01, 169
Ratupun, Mary J. Description of a new species of commensal
erab. P 705, 371
RavENEL, EpmMuNp. Descriptions of two new species of fossil
Seutella from South Carolina. j viii, 333; P ’41, 81
—— Note on fossil Pecten. P °43, 234 .
—— Description of some new species of fossil organic remains
from the Eocene of South Carolina. P °44, 96
—— Description of a new recent species of Seutella. P 745, 253
—— Descriptions of new recent shells from the coast of South
Carolina. P ’61, 41
Reap, M. C. Catalogue of the birds of northern Ohio. P ’53, 395
Reep, A. G. Blindness of salmon. P 74, 216
Reaxirt, Tryon. Descriptions of some new species of diurnal
Lepidoptera. P ’66, 238; Ser. II, ’66, 323; ’68, 87
REESE, ALBERT M. The nasal passages of the Florida alligator.
P 01, 457
—— Structure and development of the thyroid gland in Petromy-
zon. P ’02, 85
REDFIELD, JoHN H. Description of a new species of Marginella.
P ’60, 174
— On Schizea pusilla. P ’69, 13
—— On the occurrence of Corema conradii in New Jersey. P ’69, 91
—— On Botrychium lunarioides and Botrychium lanceolatum. P
70, 91 :
—— New growth of plants. P 74, 154
— On Asplenium ebenoides. P ’74, 155
—— Botanical correspondence of Zaccheus Collins. P ’76, 81
—— On Rochelia patens. P ’80, 131
—— On the timber line of high mountains. P ’80, 345
—— On Hieracium aurantiacum. P ’81, 429
156 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
REDFIELD, JOHN H. Continued.
Note upon Plantago elongata Pursh. P ’81, 429
Irritability in the flowers of centaureas. P ’83, 193
— On the flora of Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket. P ’85, 378.
—— Notes on Corema conradii. P ’89, 135
— Note on Pinus banksiana. P ’89, 344
Reun, JAMes A. G. Notes on Chiroptera. P 1900, 755
The Forficulide, Blattide, Mantide, and Phasmide collected
in northeast Africa by Dr. A. Donaldson Smith. P ’01, 273
A study of the genus Centurio. P ’01, 295
—— The Acrididex, Tettigonide and Gryllide collected by Dr. A.
Donaldson Smith in northeast Africa. P ’01, 370
—— A new species of the orthopterous genus Pseudophyllus from
Sumatra. P ’02, 21
—— A new bat of the genus Glossophaga. P ’02, 37
—— A revision of the genus Mormoops. P ’02, 160
—— On the genus Phrynotettix Glover, (Haldemanella Auct.)
P ’02, 595
— Contributions toward a knowledge of the Orthoptera of Japan
and Korea. I, Acridide. P ’02, 629
—— Three new American bats. P ’02, 638
—— Notes on the Orthoptera of New Mexico and western Texas.
P ’02, 717
—— A revision of the Orthopterous genus Homcogamia. P
03, 177
— Studies in American Forficulide. P ’03, 299
—— Studies in Old World Mantide (Orthoptera). P ’03, 701
—— Studies in the orthopterous family Phasmide. P ’04, 38
—— A study of the mammalian genus Chilonyeteris. P ’04, 181
— A study of the bats of the genus Dermonotus (Pteronotus
Auct.) P ’04, 250
—— A revision of the mammalian genus Macrotus. P ’04, 427
—— Notes on Orthoptera from northern and central Mexico.
P 04, 513
Notes on Orthoptera from Arizona, New Mexico, and Colo-
rado. P ’04, 562
Studies in the orthopterous subfamilies Acrydiine (Tetti-
gine) Eumasticine and Proseopine. P ’04, 658
A contribution to the knowledge of the Acridide (Orthop-
tera) of Costa Rica. P ’05, 400
Notes on the Orthoptera of Costa Rica, with descriptions of
new species. P ’05, 790
————~s-LST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 157
Reun, James A. G. Continued.
— Studies in South and Central American Acridine (Orthop-
tera) with the descriptions of a new genus and six new species.
P ’06, 10
— Records and descriptions of non-saltatorial Orthoptera from
British Guiana. P ’06, 262
— Descriptions of five new species of Orthoptera from Tonkin.
P ’06, 279
—— Notes on Orthoptera from southern Arizona, with descrip-
tions of new species. P ’07, 24
—— Non-saltatorial and acridoid Orthoptera from Sapucay, Para-
guay. P ’07, 151
— Orthoptera of the families Tettigonide and Gryllide from
Sapucay, Paraguay. P ’07, 370
—— Acridide (Orthoptera) from Sao Paulo, Brazil, with descrip-
tions of one new genus and ‘three new species. P ’08, 12
—— On the Orthoptera of Bermuda. P ’10, 3
— Some notes on Idaho Orthoptera, with the description of a
new species of Trimerotropis. P ’10, 12
Resn, James A. G. and T. D. A. CockreretLt. A new genus of
Stenopelmatine (Orthoptera) from New Mexico. P ’Us, su
Reun, JAmMes A. G. and Morgan Heparp. The Orthoptera of
Thomas County, Georgia, and Leon County, Florida. P ’04, 774
—— A contribution to the knowledge of the Orthoptera of south
and central Florida. P ’05, 29
—— A contribution to the knowledge of the Orthoptera of Mon-
tana, Yellowstone Park, Utah and Colorado. P ’06, 358
—— Orthoptera from northern Florida. P ’07, 279
—— An orthopterological reconnoissance of the southwes.e.u
United States. Part I: Arizona, P ’08, 365; Part II, New
Mexico and western Texas, 09, 111; Part III, Califormia and
Nevada, ’09, 409
— A revision of the North American species of the genus
Ischnoptera (Orthoptera). P °10, 407
— Records of Georgia and Florida Orthoptera, with the de-
scriptions of one new species and one new subspecies. P ’10, 585
—— Preliminary studies of North Carolina Orthoptera. P ’10, 615
— See Stone, Witmer, and James A. G. Rehn
Rem, LAwreNcE. An analysis of three sulphur springs at Sharon,
New York. P °44, 120
158 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
REINHOLD, Ex S. Pyrophyllite and alunogen in coal-mines. P
’82, 55
—— On diorite. P ’82, 59
A new locality for copiapite. P ’82, 60
Rerzius, ANDREAS. On the odoriferous gland of the fox. P
"47, 216
—— On artificially formed skulls from the ancient world. P
55, 405
Rex, Geo. A. A remarkable variation of Stemonitis bauerlinii
Mass. P ’90, 36
Descriptions of three new species of myxomycetes, with notes
on other forms in Century XXV, of Ellis and Everhart’s North
American Fungi. P ’90, 192
— Trichia proximella Karst. P ’90, 436
—— New American myxomycetes. P ’91, 389
—— Hemiarcyria clavata Pers. P ’91, 407
—— Diachea thomasii, a new species of myxomycetes. P ’92, 329
—— New North American myxomycetes, P 93, 364
— Diachcea thomasii Rex. P 794, 289
RueA, M. Summary of meteorological observations for 1836 made
in Fayette county, Tennessee. j viii, 47
Ruoaps, Samuget N. The birds of southeastern Texas and south-
ern Arizona observed during May, June and July, 1891. P
"92, 98
—— The birds observed in British Columbia and Washington dur-
ing spring and summer, 1892. P ’93, 21
Descriptions of new species of North American mammals
with remarks on species of the genus Perognathus. P ’93, 404
Geographic variation in Bassariscus astutus, with deserip-
tion of a new subspecies. P ’93, 413
—— Description of a new Armadillo, with remarks on the genus
Muletia Gray. P 94, 111
—— Contribution to the mammalogy of Florida. P ’94, 152
—— A contribution to the life history of the Allegheny cave rat,
Neotoma magister Baird. P ’94, 213
—— Descriptions of four new species and two subspecies of white-
footed mice from the United States and British Columbia. P
"94, 253
Descriptions of a new subgenus and new species of arvicoline
rodents from British Columbia and Washington. P ’94, 282
Notes on the mammals of Monroe and Pike Counties, Penn-
sylvania. P ’94, 387
OS emma aan LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 159
Ruoaps, Samuget N. Continued.
—— A new jumping mouse from the Pacific Slope. P ’94, 421
— Descriptions of new mammals from Florida and southern
California. P ’95, 32
— New subspecies of the gray fox and Say’s chipmunk. P
95, 42
— Notes on the varying hares of Washington and British
Columbia with description of a new sub-species. P ’95, 241
—— Distribution of the American bison in Pennsylvania, with
remarks on a new fossil species. P ’95, 244
—— Contributions to the zoology of Tennessee. No. 1. Reptiles
and amphibians. P ’95, 376; No. 2. Birds, 795, 463; No. 3.
Mammals, ’96, 175
—— Synopsis of the polar hares of North America. P ’96, 351
— Mammals collected by Dr. A. Donaldson Smith during his
expedition to Lake Rudolf, Africa. P 796, 517
— A contribution to the mammalogy of northern New Jersey.
P ’97, 23
—— A contribution to the mammalogy of central Pennsylvania.
P ’97, 204
—— A new southeastern race of the little brown bat. P ’97, 227
—— A revision of the west American flying squirrels. P ’97, 314
—— Notes on living and extinct species of North American
Bovidae. P ’97, 483
—— Dr. Allen’s zoological work. P ’97, 518
—— A small collection of mammals from northeastern China.
P 798, 120
—— A new grasshopper mouse from New Mexico. P ’98, 194
— Notes on the fossil walrus of eastern North America. P
98, 196
—— A new weasel from western Pennsylvania. P 1900, 751
—— On the common brown bats of peninsular Florida and South-
ern California. P ’01, 618
—— Synopsis of the American martens. P ’02, 443
— See Pilsbry, Henry A., and 8S. N. Rhoads
Ruoaps, SamueEL N. and Rogert T. Youne. Notes on a collection
of small mammals from northeastern North Carolina. P ’97, 303
RicHARDSON, Jos. G. On conscious action. P ’58, Biol. 7
On the detection of red and white blood corpuscles. P ’69,
Biol. 4
On Sarcina ventriculi. P ’69, Biol. 13
160 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
RicHARDSON, Jos. G. Continued.
On the blood of animals poisoned by rattlesnake venom. P
’69, Biol. 14
— On the occurrence of white blood corpuscles. P ’69, Biol. 14
— On Menobranchus. P. ’69, Biol. 15
—— Report on Myiarchus cinerascens. P ’70, Biol. 9
On pulmonary elastic tissue. P 71, Biol. 7
Ripeway, Ropert. Notices of certain obscurely known species of
American birds. P ’69, 125
—— A new classification of the North American Falconide with
descriptions of three new species. P ’70, 138
On Nisus cooperi (Bonaparte) and Nisus gundlachi (Law-
rence). P ’75, 78
On the buteonine subgenus Craxirex Gould. P 775, 39,
—— Studies of the American Falconide—Monograph of the
genus Micrastur. P ’75, 470
RINGUEBERG, EUGENE N. 8. New fossils from the four groups of
the Niagara period of western New York. P ’84, 144
Some new species of fossils from the Niagara shales of west-
ern New York. P ’88, 131
Roserts, 8S. RayMonp. Compressed peat. P 75, 333
— Biographical note on William L. Mactier. P ’88, 446
Rogssuer, A. R. .On tin stone from Missouri. P ’68, 142
Rogers, Henry D. Analysis of some coals of Pennsylvania. j
vii, 158
Forms of coal. P 41,7
—— Age of the coal formation of the vicinity of Richmond.
P °42, 142
—— Remarks on earthquakes. P ’42, 181
—— Note on Posidonomia minuta. P 43, 250
—— Stratigraphical features of the environs of St. Petersburg.
P 43, 256
—— Note on geology of Western States. P ’43, 272
Seventeen-year locust. P °43, 277
Rogers, Ropert E. On the debitumenization of coal. P ’59, 162
On Richie’s modification of the Rihmkorff apparatus. P
659, 90
On the debitumenization of coal and propagation of coneus-
sion. P ’60, 53
On diminished yield from petroleum wells. P ’60, 147
—— On a modification of Gore’s apparatus. P ’60, 148
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Rogers, Ropert E. Continued.
— On the decomposing power of carbonic acid. P ’60, 515
— On Way’s electric light. P ’60, 515
— On the effects of thawing snow with salt. P ’62, 2
Rogers, Wm. B. On albertite. P ’60, 98
—— On binocular vision. P ’60, 98
Rogers, W. Freperick. Synopsis of species of Chrysomela and
allied genera inhabiting the United States. P ’56, 29
RomiInGerR, CarL. Observations on Chaetetes and some related
genera, in regard to their systematic position, with an appended
description of some new species. P ’66, 113
—— On the minute structure of Stromatopora and its allies. P
86, 39
—— Description of a new form of Bryozoa. P ’87, 11
— Description of primordial fossils from Mount Stephens, N. W.
Territory of Canada. P ’87, 12
RoMMEL, JOHN, Jk. On adipocire. P ’51, 324
Rorurock, J. T. Poisonous properties of the Leguminose. P
"77, 274
—— Relation of medullary rays to the strength of timber. P ’84, 14
—— The internal cambium ring in Gelsemium sempervirens. P
"85, 22
—— Mimicry among plants. P ’88, 12
—— The sand-dunes of Lewes, Del. P ’89, 134
—— Remarks on death of Prof. Asa Gray. P ’88, 62
RUSCHENBERGER, W. 8. W. Seventeen-year locust. P 743, 278
— On binocular vision. P ’60, 99
—— On fossil fish scales from Mississippi. P ’66, 107
— Notice of the late Dr. Chas. Pickering. P ’78, 166
Biographical notice of Wm. S. Vaux. P ’82, 111
Biographical notice of Dr. Robert Bridges. P ’82, 226
—— Biographical notice of George W. Tryon, Jr. P ’88, 399
Rutter, CLoupstey. A collection of fishes obtained in Swatow,
China, by Miss Adele M. Fielde. P ’97, 56
— See Jordan, David Starr, and Cloudsley Rutter
Ryver, JNo. A. On the evolution and homologies of the incisors
of the horse. P ’77, 152
— Note on color variations in mammals. P ’77, 272
—— On the growth of Cocculus indicus. P ’77, 284
— The significance of the diameters of the incisors in rodents.
PTT, 314
162 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Ryver, JNo. A. Continued.
— A dog with supernumeray toes. P ’77, 321
—— On the mechanical genesis of tooth-forms. P ’78, 45
—— On Polyxenes fasciculatus. P ’78, 223 ,
-— Description of a new species of Smynthurus. P ’78, 335
Morphological notes on the limbs of the Amphiumidz, as in-
dicating a possible synonymy of the supposed genera. P ’79, 14
Further notes on the mechanical genesis of tooth-forms.
P ’79, 47
— Notice of a new pauropod. P ’79, 139
—— Description of a new species of Chirocephalus. P ’79, 148
—— Honey glands on Catalpa leaves. P ’79, 161
—— The larva of Eurypauropus spinosus. P ’79, 164
—— Description of a new branchipod. P ’79, 200
—— The structure, affinities and species of Scolopendrella. P
"81, 79
— On a tumor in the oyster. P ’87, 25
On the first and second sets of hair germs developed in the
skin of feetal cats. P ’87, 56
The placentation of the two-toed ant-eater, Cycloturus
didactylus. P ’87, 115
On the homologies and early history of the limbs of verte-
brates. P ’87, 344
On the resemblance of the primitive Foraminifera and of
ovarian ova. P ’88, 73
On the fore and aft poles, the axial differentiation and a
possible anterior sensory apparatus in Volvox minor. P ’89, 138
— Heterocercy in Batrachia. P ’89, 155
—— The hypertrophied hairs on Ampelopsis. P ’89, 155
—— The functions and histology of the yolk-sack of the young
toad-fish. P ’90, 407
—— On two new and undescribed methods of contractility mani-
fested by filaments of protoplasm. P ’91, 10
An attempt ‘to illustrate some of the primary laws of me-
chanical evolution. P ’91, 62
Diffuse pigmentation of the epidermis of the oyster, due to
prolonged exposure to the light; regeneration of shell and loss of
adductor muscle. P ’92, 350
The hermaphroditism and viviparity of the oysters of the
northwest coast of the United States. P ’92, 351
—— On the mechanical genesis of the seales of fishes. P ’92, 219
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LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 163
Ryper, JNo. A. Continued.
—— On the cause of the greening of the oyster and its presumed
algous endoparasites. P ’92, 352
The principle of the conservation of energy in biological
evolution: a reclamation and critique. P ’92, 455
The inheritance of modifications due to disturbances of the
early stages of development, especially in the Japanese domesti-
cated races of gold-carp. P 93, 75
._ — The vascular respiratory mechanism of the vertical fins of
the viviparous Embiotocide. P 93, 95
—— An arrangement of the retinal cells in the eyes of fishes, par-
tially simulating compound eyes. P 95, 161
—— The true nature of the so-called ‘‘nettle-threads’’ in Para-
mecium. P ’95, 167
Sarrorp, J. M. and A. W. Vogprs. Description of new species of
fossil Crustacea from the Lower Silurian of Tennessee, with re-
marks on others not well known. P ’89, 166
Sager, A. B. Descriptions of three Myriapoda. P 56, 108
Sanprorp, C.O. On ripplemarked sandstone. P ’58, 212
SaRGENT, ANNIE BELL. Preliminary notes on the rate of growth
and on the development of instincts in spiders. P 1900, 395
Sarcent, C. 8. Crategus in Eastern Pennsylvania. P ’05, 577;
10, 150
Saunpers, C. F. The pine barrens of New Jersey. P 1900, 544
Savage, THomas S. On the habits of some African animals. P
7°48, 36
—— The driver ants of western Africa. P °49, 195
—— On the identity of Anomya with Dorylus. P ’49, 200 —
—— Observations on the species of Termitide of West Africa,
described by Smeathman as Termes bellicosus, and by Linnzus |
as T. fatalis. P ’49, 211
Say, THomas. Description of seven species of American fresh-
water and land shells, not noticed in the systems. ji, 13
Descriptions of several new species of North American in-
sects. ji, 19
Some account of the insect known by the name of Hessian
fly, and of a parasitic insect that feeds on it. ji, 45.
On a new genus of the Crustacea, and the species on which
it is established. j i, 49
An account of the Crustacea of the United States. j i, 57,
65, 95, 155, 235, 313, 374, 423, 442, 445, 482
164 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Say, THomas. Continued.
Description of new species of land and freshwater shells of
the United States. Jj i, 123
Account of two new genera and several new species of fresh-
water and land shells. ji, 276
—— Notes on Professor Green’s paper on the Amphibia, published
in the September number of this Journal. j i, 405
Observations on some of the animals described in the account
of the Crustacea of the U.S. ji, 442
Description of a new genus of fresh-water bivalve shells.
ji, 459
Descriptions of the Thysanoure of the United States. Jj ii, 11
—— An account of the Arachnides of the United States. j ii, 59
—— Descriptions of the Myriapode of the United States. j ii, 102
—— Descriptions of univalve shells of the United States. j ii, 149
An account of some of the marine shells of the United States.
j ii, 221, 257, 302
—— On a quadruped, belonging to the order Rodentia. j ii, 330
— On a South American species of Oestrus which inhabits the
human body. j ii, 353
— Description of univalve terrestrial and fluviatile shells of the
United States. j ii, 370
— Descriptions of dipterous insects of the United States. j iii,
9, 73
—— Descriptions of coleopterous insects collected in the late Ex-
pedition to the Rocky Mountains, performed by order of Mr.
Calhoun, Secretary of War, under the command of Major Long.
j iii, 139, 238, 298, 403; iv, 83
An account of some of the fossil shells of Maryland. j iv, 124
On the fresh water and land tortoises of the United States.
j iv, 203
Descriptions of three new species of Coluber, inhabiting the
United States. Jjiv, 237
—— On two genera and several species of Crinoidea. j iv, 289
—— Descriptions of new hemipterous insects collected in the Ex-
pedition to the Rocky Mountains, performed by order of Mr.
Calhoun, Secretary of War, under command of Major Long.
j iv, 307
On a new species of Modiola. j iv, 368
Descriptions of new species of Hister and Hololepta, in-
habiting the United States. jv, 32
LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 165
fay, THomas. Continued.
Descriptions of some new species of fresh-water and land
shells of the United States. j v, 119
— On the species of the Linnean genus Asterias, inhabiting the
coast of the United States. jv, 141
—— Descriptions of new species of coleopterous insects inhabit-
ing the United States. j v, 160, 237, 293
—— Descriptions of marine shells recently discovered on the
coast of the United States. j v, 207
— On the species of the Linnean genus Echinus inhabiting the
coast of the United States. j v, 225
—— Descriptions of North American dipterous insects. j vi,
149, 183
—— Descriptions of new North American hemipterous insects, be-
longing to the first family of the section Homoptera of Latreille.
j vi, 235, 299
—— Descriptions of new North American neuropterous insects,
and observations on some already described. j viii, 9
Say, THomAs and Grorce Orp. A new genus of Mammalia pro-
posed, and a description of the species upon which it is founded.
j iv, 345
—— Description of a new species of Mammalia, whereon a genus
is proposed to be founded. j iv, 353
Scammon, C. M. On the cetaceans of the western coast of North
America, edited by E. D. Cope. P ’69, 13
Scurmme., J.O. Onan abnormal cabbage. P ’82, 285
ScuHivety, Mary A. The anatomy and development of Spirorbis
borealis. P ’97, 153
Scumipt, H. D. On the anatomy of the liver. P ’59, Biol. 16, 19
—— Method of painting moist anatomical preparations. P ’60,
Biol. 2 |
ScHwernitz, Lewis Davin bE. On two remarkable hepatic mosses
found in North Carolina. j ii, 361
Deseription of a number of new American species of
Spherie. jv, 3
Scort, W. B. Cervalces americanus, a fossil moose, or elk, from
the Quaternary of New Jersey. P ’85, 181
— Notes on the osteology and systematic position of Dinictis
felina Leidy. P ’89, 211
A revision of the North American Creodonta, with notes of
some genera which have been referred to that group. P ’92, 291
166 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Scott, W. B. Continued.
—— The evolution of the premolar teeth in the mammals. P
92, 405
—— A new insectivore from the White River beds. P ’94, 446
— Protoptychus hatcheri, a new rodent from the Uinta Eocene.
P °95, 269
—— On some new and little known creodonts. J IX, 155
—— The structure and relationship of Ancodus. J IX, 461
The osteology of Hyenodon. J IX, 499
ScripNer, F. Lamson. Observations on the genus Cinna, with
description of a new species. P ’84, 289
—— A revision of the North American Melice. P ’85, 40
—— Mexican grasses. P ’91, 292
ScupprEr, Sam’L. H. New genera and species of fossil cockroaches
from the older American rocks. P ’85, 34
—— Notes on Mesozoic cockroaches. P ’85, 105
SEALE, ALVIN. Notes on Alaskan water birds. P ’98, 126
SELLERS, COLEMAN. Description of machine for grinding sections
of hard substances for microscopic purposes. P ’69, Biol. 11
SeyBerT, Henry. Analysis of American minerals. j ii, 139
SHarp, BENJAMIN. On the anatomy of Ancylus fluviatilis O. F.
Muller and Ancylus lacustris Geoffroy. P ’83, 214
—— On visual organs in Solen. P ’83, 248
—— Visual organs of lamellibranchs. P ’84, 10
—— On Semper’s method of making dried preparations. P ’84, 24
— Homologies of the vertebrate crystalline lens. P ’84, 300
—— On the eye of Pecten. P ’86, 61
—— Fermentation in Perenji’s fluid. P ’86, 61
—— On the expansion of the crystalline lens. P ’86, 277
—— Ctenophores in fresh water. P ’88, 82
—— Remarks on the phylogeny of the Lamellibranchiata. P
’88, 121
—— Activity in Donax. P ’89, 347
— Change of habit causing change of structure. P ’89, 347
—— Variations in Bulimus exilis. P ’90, 148
—— Remarks on the exuvie of snakes. P ’90, 149
—— An account of the Vincelonian voleano. P ’90, 289
—— On a probable new species of Bipalium. P ’91, 120
— On Hippa emerita. P ’92, 327
Catalogue of the crustaceans in the museum of the Academy
of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia. P ’93, 104
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SHarp, Bensamin. Continued.
— Rock inscriptions in Kauai, Hawaiian Islands. P ’98, 203
—— The food of the cod. P ’01, 2
—— See Peary, Rob’t E., and Benjamin Sharp
See Pilsbry, Henry A., and Benjamin Sharp
SHarp, BenjJAMIN and Henry W. Fow er. The fishes of Nan-
tucket. P 04, 504
Suarp, BenJAMIN and Wiiu1Am E. Hugues. On bows and arrows
and other implements found among the Arctic Highlanders.
P ’91, 451
SHARPLEsS, AARON and Wm. Kite. On hybrids between the guinea
fowl and turkey. P 47, 185
SHEPPARD, C. U. On a New Jersey meteorite. P 51, 145
Suimer, Henry. On a new genus in Homoptera—Section Mono-
mera. P ’67, 2
—— Notes on Micropus (Lygaeus) leucopterus Say (the ‘‘chinch
bug’’). With an account of the great epidemic disease of 1865
among insects. P ’67, 75
—— Additional notes on the ‘‘chinch-bug’’. P ’67, 234
SHOWALTER, Dr. On the genus Schizostoma. P ’61, 56
SHUFELDT, R. W. Observations upon the development of the skull
- in Neotoma fuscipes: a contribution to the morphology of the
Rodentia. P ’89, 14
—— On the external characters of fceta]l reindeer, and other notes.
P ’91, 224
_— Fossil bones of birds and mammals from Grotto Pietro Fam-
poni and Grive-St. Alban. P ’96, 507
—— Observations on the classification of birds. P ’98, 489
A study of the fossil avifauna of the Equus beds of the
Oregon desert. J IX, 389
The osteology of Vulpes macrotis. J XI, 395
SHumArRD, Bensamin F. On fossil remains from New Mexico.
P 58, 14
— See Evans, Jno., and B. F. Shumard
— See Owen, David D., and B. F. Shumard
Sre¢rriep, CHartes A. Natives of Botel Tobago. P ’79, 33
Smupson, Cuas. T. New and unfigured Unionide. P 1900, 74 —
Simpson, J. H. Notice of geological discoveries made by, in his
recent expedition across the continent. P ’60, 126
Sxmnner, Henry. Scent organ of Papilio. P ’82, 239
—— Ovipositing of Argynnis cybele. P ’83, 36
—— A new species of Nyctalemon. P 03, 298
168 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Skinner, Henry and Wm. J. Fox. Report on extermination of
tussock moth. P ’96, 12 :
SKINNER, Henry and Levi W. Menceu. Greenland Lepidoptera.
P 792, 156
Sitack, JoHN H. On chalcedony and quartz from Egypt. P
"57, 193 .
Catalogue and notes on the collection of Egyptian antiquities
in the collection of the Academy of Natural Sciences. P ’58, 5
On Argulus catostomi. P 58, 134
— On fungus growth on fishes. P ’58, Biol. 13
—— On fossil bones from Monmouth Co., N. J. P ’60, 3
— On Mosasaurus from New Jersey. P ’60, 54
— Preparation of anatomical specimens. P ’60, Biol. 3
— On Mosasurus. P ’61, 2
— On specimens of mammals. P ’61, 24
— On Galago elegantulus. P ’61, 133
—— Description of a new species of rodent of the genus Sper-
mophilus from Texas. P ’61, 314
Description of a new quadrumanous mammal of the genus
Midas. P ’61, 463
On a cast of the head of the gorilla. P ’62, 150
— Monograph of the prehensile-tailed Quadrumana. P ’62, 507
—— On Capromys pilorides. P 63, 156
— On fossils from Colorado. P ’66, 2
— On Menopoma. P ’66, 290
Mammalogical notices. P ’67, 34
SuatTer, Puiuie Lutitey. Deseription of a new species of tanager
of the genus Saltator. P ’56, 261
Characters of an apparently undescribed bird belonging to
the genus Campylorhynchus of Spix with remarks upon other
species of the same group. P 56, 263
SmitH, Atex. H. On the habits of the beaver. P ’60, 146
SmitH, AusrEy H. On native cinnabar. P ’56, 1
On amygdaloidal trap from Lake Superior. P 56, 143
—— On stone and bronze figures from Siam. P ’58, 2
—— On the habits of the black snake. P ’60, 149
—— On colonies of plants observed near Philadelphia. P ’67, 15
—— On Talinum teretifolium. P ’73, 363
—— On the disappearance of the red oak. P ’77, 286
—— A new station for Corema conradii Torr. P ’82, 35
—— The railway cutting at Gray’s Ferry Road. P ’86, 253
ee LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 169
SmitH, Burnett. Phylogeny of the species of Fulgur, with re-
marks on an abnormal! form of Fulgur canaliculatum, and sexual
dimorphism in Fulgur earica. P 702, 505
Senility among gastropods. P 05, 345
—— Phylogeny of the races of Volutilithes petrosus. P ’06, 52
— Note on the value of the gastropod apex as a means of
classification. P ’07, 194
—— A contribution to the morphology of Pyrula. P ’07, 208
_—— A new species of Athleta and a note on the morphology of
Athleta petrosa. P ’07, 229
—— Note on the morphology of Fulgur. P ’09, 369
—— Notes on some little-known fishes from the New York
Devonian. P 710, 656
SmirH, CHarLtes E. On the Baltimore iron ore. P 756, 102
— On Quercus heterophylla in New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
P ’63, 275
Samir, Epear F. Some Berks County minerals. P 10, 538
Samirn, F. G. On effects of chloroform inhalation. P ’58, Biol. 11
Smirx, Joun B. Dr. Horn’s contributions to coleopterology. P
"97, 529
Siro, J. LawRence. Two new minerals. P ’76, 87
—— On the earthy oxides of samarskite. P ’77, 194
Snyper, JoHN OrTerBEIN. Description of Trachypterus seleniris,
a new species of ribbon fish from Monterey Bay, California.
P ’08, 319
SouTHERN, R. A new species of enchytreid worm from the White
Mountains. P 710, 18
_ Spavuupine, M. H. See Heath, Harold M., and M. H. Spaulding
Sprine, Epwarp A. On the capture of a fish by a spider. P
"59, 255
Springer, Apa. On some living and fossil snails of the genus
Physa, found at Las Vegas, New Mexico. P ’02, 513
SPRINGER, Frank. See Wachsmith, Chas., and F. Springer
Starks, Epwin Cuapin. Description of a new genus and species
of cottoid fishes from Puget Sound. P 795, 410
Starr, T. W. A slide showing malformation in a spider. P ’70,
Biol. 2
—— On Chelifer. P ’70, Biol. 12
Stearns, Ropert E. C. Descriptions of new marine shells from the
west coast of Florida. P ’73, 344
Descriptions of new fossil shells from the Tertiary of Cali-
fornia. P ’45, 463
170 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
STEARNS, Rospert E. C. Continued.
Description of a new species of Dolabella, from the Gulf
of California, with remarks on other rare or little-known species
from the same region. P ’78, 395 :
Observations on Planorbis. P ’81, 92
— Verification of the habitat of Conrad’s Mytilus bifurcatus.
P ’82, 241
Description of a new hydrobiinoid gasteropod from the moun-
tain lakes of the Sierra Nevada, with remarks on allied species
and the physiographical features of said region. P ’83, 171
STEJNEGER, LEONHARD. Remarks on Lanius robustus (Baird)
based upon an examination of the type specimen. P ’85, 91
SterKI, V. On new forms of Vertigo. P ’90, 31
—— Observations on Vallonia. P ’93, 234
Growth changes of the radula in land-mollusks. P ’93, 388
Stevens, N. M. On the germ cells and the embryology of Planaria
simplissima. P ’04, 208
Stevens, N. M. and A.M. Boring. Planaria morganin.sp. P ’06,6
Stevens, R. P. On the geology and mineralogy of Venezuela.
P ’68, 303
STEVENSON, Wm. C., Jr. Additions to Mr. Cooke’s paper on ‘‘The
Valsei of the United States.’’ P ’78, 86
STEWARDSON, THoMAS. On the Ailanthus silk-worm. P ’61, 525
Stimpson, WiuuiAM. Descriptions of some of the new marine
Invertebrata from the Chinese and Japanese seas. P 755, 375
—— Descriptions of some new marine Invertebrata. P 55, 385
Prodromus descriptionis animalium evertebratorum que in
Expeditioni ad Oceanum Pacificum Septentrionalem a Republica —
Federata missa, (Cadwalader Ringgold et) Johanne Rodgers
duce, observavit et descripsit. P ’57, 19, 159, 216; 58, 31, 93,
159, 225; ’60, 22
On the marine shells brought by Mr. Drexler from Hudson’s
Bay, and on the occurrence of a Pleistocene deposit on the south-
ern shore of James’ Bay. P. ’61, 97
Description of a new Cardium from the Pleistocene of
Hudson’s Bay. P ’62, 58
—— On an oceanic isopod found near the southeastern shores of
Massachusetts. P ’62, 133
Synopsis of the marine invertebrates collected by the Arctic
Expedition under Dr. I. I. Hayes. P ’63, 138
~~ LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 171
Stimpson, WILLIAM. Continued.
— Descriptions of new species of marine Invertebrata from
Puget Sound, collected by the naturalists of the Northwest
Boundary Commission, A. H. Campbell, Esq., Commissioner. P
P 64, 103
Stone, Wirmer. On Pratincola salax Verr. and allied species.
P 89, 78
— Catalogue of the Muscicapide in the collection of the Aca-
demy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia. P ’89, 146
— Catalogue of the owls in the collection of the Academy of
Natural Sciences of Philadelphia. P ’90, 124
— On birds collected in Yucatan and southern Mexico. P
90, 201
—— Pennsylvania and New Jersey spiders of the family Lycoside.
P ’90, 420
—— On the genus Psilorhinus Ruppell. P ’91, 94
—— The summer birds of Harvey’s Lake, Luzerne Co., Penna.,
with remarks on the faunal position of the region. P ’91, 431
—— Catalogue of the Corvide, Paradiseide and Oriolide in the
collection of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia.
P 791, 441
—— Birds collected by the West Greenland Expedition. P ’92, 145
— Description of a new species of Neotoma from Pennsyl-
vania. P ’93, 16
A revision of the genus Anous. P 94, 115
_— A review of the Old World Ralline. P ’94, 130
—— The priority of the names Calliste, Aglaia, and Calospiza, and
their use in ornithology. P 795, 251
—— List of birds collected in North Greenland by the Peary
Expedition of 1891-2 and the Relief Expedition of 1892. P
95, 502
—— The molting of birds, with special reference to the plumages
of the smaller land birds of eastern North America. P ’96, 108
— The genus Sturnella. P ’97, 146
— On the annual molt of the sanderling. P ’97, 368
— Occurrence of Oryzomys palustris in southern New Jersey.
P ’98, 480
—— A study of the type specimens of birds in the collection of
the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia with a brief
history of the collection. P 99,5
A small collection of reptiles and batrachians from eastern
Mongolia. P ’99, 183
172 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Stone, Witmer. Continued. .
—— A new species of Coccyzus from St. Andrews. P ’99, 301
— On a collection of birds from the vicinity of Bogota, with a
review of the South American species of Speotyto and Tro-
glodytes. P ’99, 302
—— The summer molting plumage of certain ducks. P ’99, 467
— A new race of short-eared owl. P ’99, 478
— Report on the birds and mammals collected by the McIlhenny
Expedition to Pt. Barrow, Alaska. P 1900, 4
Descriptions of a new rabbit from the Liu Kiu Islands and
a new flying squirrel from Borneo. P 1900, 460
Owcurrence of Hyla andersonii at Clementon, N. J. P ’01, 342
— A collection of birds from Sumatra, obtained by Alfred C.
Harrison, Jr. and Dr. H. M. Hiller. P ’02, 670
— A collection of reptiles and batrachians from Arkansas,
Indian Territory and western Texas. P ’03, 538
— Racial variation in plants and animals, with special reference
to the violets of Philadelphia and vicinity. P ’03, 656
— Ona collection of birds and mammals from Mount Sanhedrin,
California. P ’04, 576
— Notes on a collection of Californian mammals. P ’04, 586
—— On a collection of birds and mammals from the Colorado
delta, Lower California. P ’05, 676
—— On a collection of birds from British East Africa, obtained
by Mr. George L. Harrison, Jr. P ’05, 755
— The life-areas of southern New Jersey. P ’07, 452
—— Methods of recording and utilizing bird-migration data.
P ’08, 128
— Recent additions to our knowledge of the flora of southern
New Jersey. P ’08, 457
—— A review of the genus Piaya Lesson. P ’08, 492
Stone, Witmer and James A. G. Renn. A collection of mammals
from Sumatra, with a review of the genera Nyeticebus and
Tragulus. P ’02, 127
On the terrestrial vertebrates of portions of southern New
Mexico and western Texas. P ’03, 16
Strain, I. G. On an exploring tour in the interior of South
America. P 44, 63
STRECKER, HERMAN. Description of a new species of Aegiale and
notes on some other species of North American Lepidoptera.
P ’76, 148
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Strecker, HerMAN. Continued.
— Descriptions of new species of North American Heterocera.
P ’84, 283
— Description of a new Colias from the Rocky Mountains, and
of an example of polymelanism in Samia cecropia. P 85, 24
—— Descriptions of new species of Lepidoptera. P °85, 174
—— Descriptions of two new species of North American Bom-
bycide. P ’93, 282
Srreets, T. Haute. On the cranium of an owl. P ’70, 73
Notice of some Crustacea of the genus Libinia, with deserip-
tions of four new species. P ’70, 104
Remarks on Huxley’s classification of birds. P ’70, 84
— Descriptions of five new species of Crustacea from Mexico.
P 71, 225
— Catalogue of Crustacea from the Isthmus of Panama, col-
lected by J. A. MeNeill. P ’71, 238
—— Notice of some Crustacea from the Island of St. Martin, W. L.,
collected by Dr. Van Rijgersma. P ’72, 131
— Pelagic Amphipoda. P ’78, 276
Suck.ey, Georce. Description of a new species of North Ameri-
can grouse. P ’61, 361
Sugss, Epwarp. Biographical Notice of. P ’92, 354
Summer,-THomas J. Analysis of the cotton plant and seed. P
"62, 211
SurFAcE, Frank M. The early development of a polyclad, Plano-
cera inquilina Wh. P ’07, 514
Suter, Henry. See Gwatkin, H. M., and H. Suter
Swan, Jos. A review of Swainson’s Genera of Fishes. P ’82, 272
— On identification of the species of fishes described in Shaw’s
General Zoology. P ’82, 303
Swan, JosepH and SeruH E. Meek. Notes on a collection of
anchovies from Havana and Key West with an account of a new
species (Stolephorus eurystole) from Wood’s Holl, Mass. P
"84, 34
Tarr, Ratpo S. Notes on the physical geography of Texas. P
793, 313
TayLor, RicHarp C. On a collection of fossils. P °45, 261
—— Table constructed from a few meteorological notes, chiefly in
regard to the daily temperature at noon, on the east coast of the
Isthmus of Panama, Port Royal in Jamaica, and on the return
voyage to New York in October, 1849. P ’50, 94
174 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Taytor, RicHarp C. Continued.
Substance of notes made during a geological reconnoissance
in the auriferous porphyry region next the Caribbean Sea, in the
Province of Veraguas and Isthmus of Panama. J II, 81
TayLtor, Wm. JoHNSON. Examination of meteoric iron from |
Xiquipileo, Mexico. P ’56, 128
—— Aluminium. The progress in its manufacture. P ’57, 11
Investigation of the rock guano from the islands of the
Caribbean Sea. P ’57, 91
Examination of a ee meteorite, from Oktibbeha County,
Mississippi. P ’57, 102
Examination of enargite from New Granada. P 757, 168
— Ona mineral from Honduras. P ’58, 113
—— Mineralogical notes: I, P 58, 172; II, ’59, 306
Tuomas, Cyrus. Descriptions of grasshoppers from Colorado. P
"70, 74
—— Contributions to orthopterology. P ’71, 149
—— Descriptions of new species of Orthoptera collected in Nevada,
Utah and Arizona by the Expedition under Lieut. Geo. M.
Wheeler. P 73, 295
THOMPSON, CAROLINE Buruine. Zygeupolia litoralis, a new hetero-
nemertean. P ’01, 657
THompson, Epw. H. On the effect of scorpion stings. P ’86, 299
TILGHMAN, BENJAMIN CHEW. Coon Butte, Arizona. P ’05, 887
ToRREY, JOHN, and Cooper. On the discovery of Schizea pusilla.
P ’69, 13
TOWNSEND, JOHN Kirk. Description of twelve new species of
birds chiefly from the vicinity of the Columbia River. j vii, 187
List of quadrupeds. j viii, 101
—— Description of a new species of Cypselus, from the Columbia
River. j viii, 148
—— Description of a new species of Sylvia from the Columbia
River. j viii, 149
List of the birds inhabiting the regions of the Rocky Mts.,
the territory of the Oregon and the northwest coast of America.
j viii, 151
—— Note on Sylvia tolmei. j viii, 159
—— On a singing mouse. P ’47, 262
—— On the giant wolf of North America, Lupus gigas. J II, 75
TOWNSEND, Cuas. H. Hybrid birds. P ’83, 39
—— Notes on the birds of Westmoreland County, Penna. P ’83, 59
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Troost, GerarD. Description of a new crystalline form of quartz.
j ii, 212
—— Description of some erystals of sulphate of strontian, from
Lake Erie. j ii, 300
— Account of the pyroxene of the United States and descrip-
tions of some new varieties of its crystalline forms. j iii, 105
— Notice of the yenite of Rhode Island, and several other
American minerals. j iii, 222
— Description of the American petalite from Lake Ontario.
J iii, 234
—— Description of a new erystalline form of the chrysoberyl.
j iii, 293
Description of a new crystalline form of the andalusite.
J iv, 122
Observations on the zine ores of Franklin and Sterling,
Sussex County, New Jersey. j iv, 220
—— Description of a new erystalline form of apophyllite, lau-
monite, and amphibole, and of a variety of pearlstone. j v, 51
Trotter, SPENCER. On Helminthophaga leucobronchialis (Brews-
ter). P ’77, 292
Effect of environment in the modification: of the bill and
tail of birds. P ’91, 118
TrupEAU, J. Description of the white winged tanager (Pyranga
leucoptera). J viii, 160
True, Freperick W. A note on the common bottle-nosed por-
poise of the North Atlantic, Tursiops truncatus Montagu. P
03, 313
—— Remarks on the fossil cetacean Rhabdosteus latiradix Cope.
P 708, 24
Tryon, Grorce W., Jr. On the Mollusca of Harper’s Ferry,
Virginia. P ’61, 396
—— Synopsis of the recent species of Gastrochenide, a family
of acephalous Mollusea. P ’61, 465
—— On the classification and synonymy of the recent species of
Pholadide. P ’62, 191
— Description of a new genus and species of Pholadide. P
62, 449
Notes on American fresh-water shells, with descriptions of
two species. P ’62, 451
—— Monograph of the family Teredide. P 62, 453
Contributions towards a monography of the order of Pho-
ladacea, with description of new species. No. 2. P ’63, 143
176 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Tyron, GrorGE W., JR. Continued.
—— Description of a new exotic Melania. P ’63, 146
Descriptions of two new species of fresh-water Mollusca from
Panama. P ’63, 146
Description of new species of fresh-water Mollusca, belong- —
ing to the families Amnicolide, Valvatide, and Limnezide, in-
habiting California. P ’63, 147
— Description of a new species of Pleurocera. P ’63, 279
—— Description of a new species of Teredo from New Bedford,
Mass. P ’63, 280
— Descriptions of two new species of Mexican land shells.
P ’63, 281
Synonymy of the species of Strepomatide, a family of flu-
viatile Mollusca inhabiting North America. P ’63, 306
Synonymy of the species of Strepomatide, a family of
fluviatile Mollusca inhabiting North America. P ’64, 24, 92;
65, 19
—— Catalogue and synonymy of the recent species of the family
Lucinide. P ’72, 82
— Catalogue of the family Chamide. P ’72, 116
— Catalogue of the family Chametracheide. P ’72, 120
—— Descriptions of new species of marine bivalve Mollusca. P
"72, 130
— Catalogue and synonymy of the family Galeommide. P’72, 222,
— Catalogue and synonymy of the family Leptonide. P ’72, 227
— Catalogue and synonymy of the family Laseide. P ’72, 229
—— Catalogue and synonymy of the family Astartide. P ’72, 245
— Catalogue of the family Solemyide. P ’72, 258
— On a collection of shells from Utah. P 73, 285
Tuomey, M. Notice of the discovery of a crania of the Zeuglodon.
P ’47, 151
—— Descriptions of some fossil shells from the tertiary of the
Southern States. P ’52, 192
Descriptions of some new fossils from the Cretaceous rocks
of the Southern States. P 54,167 -
Notice of the discovery of a cranium of the Zeuglodon.
(Basilosaurus). J I, 16
Tyson, JAMES. On hemin erystals. P ’68, Biol. 3
On preservative fluids for microscopic preparations. P ’69,
Biol. 1
On preservative fluids. P ’69, Biol. 20
-LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 177
Tyson, JAMES. Continued.
—— On the reversal of lights and shadows in red blood-corpuscles
while under microscopic examination. P 71, Biol. 1
— On cementum. P 71, Biol. 5
—— On a gastric canula. P 71, Biol. 5
— On deposit from a case of hematuria. P 71, Biol. 7
Tyson, Pumir T. On infusorial beds of Tripoli. P ’60, 550
Unter, Wm. H. On deweylite. P ’56, 139
—— On a supposed earthquake at Manayunk. P 757, 73
— On crystallized lead. P ’57, 173; °58, 2
—— On the effects of cold on animals. P 57, 173
— Ona specimen of nitre. P ’58, 1
— On an anaesthetic effect of bisulphide of carbon. P 59, 164
—— On organic substances not found in organisms during life.
P 59, Biol. 3
User, Pump R. Tiaiistiine of a few species of Coleoptera
supposed to be new. P 755, 415
Contributions to the neuropterology of the United States.
P ’57, 87
—— Descriptions of new species of neuropterous insects collected
by the North Pacific Exploring Expedition under Capt. John
Rodgers. P 758, 29
—— Hemiptera of the North Pacific Exploring Expedition under
Com’rs Rodgers and Ringgold. P 60, 221
Homoptera of the North Pacific Exploring Expedition un-
der Com’rs Rodgers and Ringgold. P ’61, 282
—— Descriptions of four new species of Hemiptera collected by
the Northwestern Boundary Survey. P ’61, 284
—— Rectification of the paper upon the Hemiptera of the North
Pacific Expedition. P ’61, 286
Vanatra, Epwarp G. A‘new American land shell. P ’99, 120
—— West American Eulimide. P ’99, 254
—— A new American species of Zonitoides. P ’99, 524
—— New marine mollusks. P ’01, 182
—— A list of shells collected in western Florida and Horn
Island, Mississippi. P ’03, 756
—— Notes on the leaf hairs of Lesquerella. P ’07, 247
—— Bermuda shells. P 10, 664
— See Pilsbry, H. A.; and E. G. Vanatta
Van DensurGH, JoHN. Reptiles from Sonora, Sinaloa and Jalisco,
Mexico, with a description of a new species of Sceloporus. P
"97, 460
178 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Van DeENBURGH, JOHN. Continued.
—— The Gerrhonotus of the San Lucan fauna, Lower California,
with diagnosis of other West American species. P ’98, 63
—— Birds observed in central California in the summer of 1893.
P ’98, 206 ;
Van Duzez, E. P. Studies in North American Fulgoride. P
07, 467
VANSANT, JOHN. Influence of magnetism on living organisms.
P °Ul, 270
VANUXEM, LarpNER. Analysis of the blue iron earth of New
Jersey made at the School of Mines at Paris, in the year 1819.
j ii, 82
On two veins of pyroxene or augite in granite. Jj ii, 146
Description and analysis of the table spar, from the vicinity
of Willsborough, Lake Champlain. §j ii, 182
On a new locality of the automalite. Jj ii, 249
Description and analysis of the zirconite of Buncombe County,
North Carolina. j iii, 59
Description, analysis, etc. of a lamellar pyroxene. J iii, 68
—— On the marmolite of Mr. Nuttall. Jj iii, 129
—— Account of an examination of fused charcoal. j iii, 371
—— Experiments on anthracite, plumbago, ete. Jj v, 17
Analysis of cyanite and fibrolite, and their union in one
species, under the name of disthene. j vi, 41
Vanuxem, L., and W. H. Keatine. On the geology and miner-
alogy of Franklin, in Sussex County, New Jersey. j ii, 277
Observations upon some of the minerals discovered at
Franklin, Sussex County, New Jersey. j iv, 3
VaNuxXeEM, LARDNER, and 'S. G. Morton. Geological observations on
the Secondary, Tertiary and Alluvial formations of the Atlantic
Coast of the United States of America. j vi, 59
VasEy, GEoRGE. Notes on the Paspali of LeConte’s monograph.
P 86, 284
VauaHAN, T. WayLANp. Trochocyathus woolmani, a new coral
from the Cretaceous of New Jersey. P 1900, 436
Vaux, Gror@e, Jr. and WiuuiAMm S., Jr. Some observations on the
Ilecellewaet and Asulkan glaciers of British Columbia. P ’99, 121
—— Additional observations on glaciers in British Columbia.
P ’99, 501
— Observations made in 1900 on glaciers in British Columbia.
P ’01, 213
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ee sOELIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 179
Vaux, Greorce, Jr. and Wiuiam §., Jr. Continued.
—— Observations made in 1906 on glaciers in Alberta and British
Columbia. P ’06, 568
—— Observations made in 1907 on glaciers in Alberta and British
Columbia. P ’07, 560
Vaux, Roperts and THos. McEven. Notice of the fall of a
meteoric stone, at Deal, in New Jersey. j vi, 182
Vaux, Wmu.S. On an Indian axe from Hamilton, Ohio. P °63, 42
Vaux, Wm. S., Jr. See Vauz, Geo. Jr., and William 8.
Verritt, A. E. and A. Hyarr Verritit. Notes on the birds of San
Domingo, with a list of the species, including a new hawk.
P ’09, 352
Viereck, H. Hymenoptera from southern California and New
Mexico, with descriptions of new species. P ’02, 728
Voepes, ANTHONY W. Notes on the genera Acidaspis Murchison,
Odontopleura Emmerich, and Ceratocephala Warder. P ’77, 138
—— Description of a new crustacean from the Upper Silurian of
Georgia with remarks upon Calymene clintoni. P ’80, 176
See Mazyck, Wm. G., and A. W. Vogdes
See Safford, J. M., and A. W. Vogdes
Von Inertne, H. Contributions to the herpetology of Sao Paulo,
Brazil. I. P ’98, 101
Description of a new Strophocheilus. P 1900, 394
—— The musculus cruciformis of the order Tellinacea. P 1900, 480
WacusmutH, CHARLES and Frank Springer. Transition forms in
erinoids and description of five new species. P ’78, 224
— Revision of the Paleocrinoidea. P 79, 226; Pt. IT, ’81, 177;
Pt. III, 85, 225; Pt. IIT, See. IT, ’86, 64
—— The summit plates in blastoids, crinoids, and cystids, and
their morphological relations. P ’87, 82
Discovery of the ventral structure of Taxocrinus and Haplo-
erinus, and consequent modifications in the classification of the
Crinoidea. P ’88, 337
— Crotalocrinus, its structure and zoological position. P
°88, 337, 364
The perisomic plates of the crinoids. P ’90, 345
Wacner, WrmuiAm. Descriptions of five new fossils of the older
Pleiocene formation of Maryland and North Carolina. j viii, 51
Note on ammonites. P 42, 219
Wancort, CHarLes DoouirtLe. Biographical notice of. P ’05, 753
Waker. Bryant. Variation of Polygyra albolabris in Michigan.
ahd pa |
180 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Waker, Bryant and Henry A. Pmssry. The Mollusea of the
Mt. Mitchell region, North Carolina. P ’02, 413
Waker, Ernest. The autosporadic seeds of Oxalis stricta. P
"92, 288
Wautms.tey, Wo. H. On glycerine jelly as a preservative. P ’68,
Biol. 14
— On a larva infesting the potato. P ’69, Biol. 2
—— On preservative fluids. P ’69, Biol. 20
— Mounted sections of a testicle. P ’70, Biol. 2
—— On a mounted specimen of Alge. P ’70, Biol. 2
— Ona Tolles lens. P ’70, Biol. 2
Characters of paper. P ’71, Biol. 3
WatsH, Bens. D. List of the Pseudoneuroptera of Illinois con-
tained in the cabinet of the writer, with descriptions of over forty
new species, and notes on their structural affinities. P ’62, 361
Water, Emma. Does tthe Delaware Water Gap consist of two
river gorges? P ’95, 198
Warpber, R. B. Some ochreous deposits of Kentucky and Indiana.
P ’82, 57
WARNER, JOHN. On the imitation of sections of eggs by mathe-
matical lines. P 62, 102 ;
—— On points of organic morphology. P 62, 150
—— Contributions to organic morphology: containing the mathe-
matical imitation of the egg of Planorbis corneus and of
Epiornis; and upon the resemblance between mathematical,
acoustic, electric, optical and organic figures; with historical and
other remarks. P ’62, 525
——.On the mathematic representation of organic forms. P
69, 124
WarriInGTON, Dr. On a spirometer. P 747, 262
WATERHOUSE, JOHN Foruercity. Notice of. Ji, 31
Watson, J. F. Fossil whales. P ’41, 4
Warts, Harvey M. Weather predictions. P ’06, 430
Wayne, Masor. On the domestication of the camel. P 57, 206
WEBBER, SAMUEL. On nodular bodies in tail and fins of fishes.
P 52, 118
WELLMAN, F. CrEIGHTON. On the Meloide of Angola. P ’08, 600
WELLMAN, F.. CreigGHton and Wauruer Horn. On the Cicinde-
line of Angola. P ’08, 504
We is, Wu. L. On the spores of Polypodium. P ’68, 182
— LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 181
WETHERILL, CHARLES M. Examination of molybdate of lead, from
Wheatley’s mine near Phoenixville. P ’52, 55
—— Chemical investigations of the Mexican honey ant. P ’52, 111
—— Chemical examination of the food of the queen bee. P
52, 119
—— Further examination of the Phoenixville molybdate of lead.
P ’52, 119
—— On iron crystallized from slags, and an aluminous mineral.
P 753, 434
—— On titanium. P 53, 434
—— On fused asphalt. P 53, 225
— On the action of charcoal on animal substances. P 54, 203
—— Chemical notes. P 54, 233
—— On itacolumite. P ’67, 13
WETHERILL, HENry Emerson. A new centrifuge. P ’04, 685
—— Some practical color tests. P ’04, 772
WETHERILL, JOHN Price. Observations on the geology, miner-
alogy, ete. of the Perkiomen Lead Mine, in Pennsylvania. j v, 305
— Onadipocere. P 52, 3
— On the use of phosphate of lime in agriculture. P ’52, 3
Warton, Jos. On nickel ore at Gap, Lancaster Co., Pa. P ’70, 6
— On Silver Islet, Lake Superior. P ’71, 55
—— On the Eucalyptus globulus. P ’77, 149
WHEATLEY, CHARLES M. Some new Pennsylvania mineral locali-
ties. P 82, 36
WHEELER, WiutL1AM Morton. A revision of the North American
ants of the genus Leptothorax Mayr. P ’03, 215
Wuerry, Epear T. The copper deposits of Franklin and Adams
Counties, Pennsylvania. P 710, 454
Wuirs, Cuas. A. Description of new species of fossils from
Paleozoic rocks of Iowa. P "76, 27
—— Descriptions of new species of invertebrate fossils from the
Carboniferous and Upper Silurian rocks of [linois and Indiana.
P 78, 29
—— On new generic forms of Cretaceous Mollusea and their
relation to other forms. P ’87, 32
— On the Cretaceous formations of Texas and their relation
to those of other portions of North America. P ’87, 39
WickKeErsHAM, C. P. On fossil footprints. P ’46, 120
Wincocks, ALEXANDER. Remarks on optical illusions. P 58, 19
—— On the color of stars. P ’63, 26
— Reflections upon the nature of the temporary star of the
year 1572. An application of the nebular hypothesis. J IV, 309
182 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Witper, Burt G. On the brains of fishes. P ’76, 51
On the brain of Chimera monstrosa. P ’77, 219
Wiuuarp, Dwicut D. Remarks on a deposit of clay at Borden-
town, N. J. P 770, 122
—— Effects of cold on iron. P ’75, 19
WiLLcox, JosePH. On corundum. P ’72, 266
—— On glacial scorings. P ’72, 275
—— On some mineral localities in Canada. P ’72, 276
Mountain drainage of eastern Tennessee and western North
Carolina. P ’74, 164
Ancient burial custom. P ’74, 164
—— On samarskite. P ’75, 263; ’76, 112
—— On flight of grasshoppers. P 75, 361
—— On mineral localities in North Carolina. P ’75, 467
Impurities in drinking water. P ’76, 327
Mineralogical notes. P 776, 327
On the habits of Quiscalus purpureus. P 77, 38
Prehistoric remains. P ’78, 158
On corundum. P ’78, 159
Corundum in North Carolina. P ’78, 223
Some new mineral localities. P ’80, 312
Canadian notes. P ’83, 96
—— Notes on glacial action in northern New York and Canada.
P ’83, 257
—— Notes on the geology and natural history of the west coast
of Florida. P ’84, 188
—— Spawning of Fulgur perversus. P ’85, 119
Metamorphism of sedimentary rocks. P ’93, 10
Wiuuiams, Henry 8. New crinoids from the rocks of the Chemung
period of New York State. P ’82, 16
Wiis, J. R. On Mollusea from Nova Scotia. P ’60, 148
WiuisTton, 8. W. The sternalis muscle. P ’89, 38
Witson, Epmunp B. Origin of the excretory system in the earth-
worm. P ’87, 49
Witson, JosePH. On the habits of a young ocelot. P ’60, 82
Witson, THomas B. On a third kingdom of organized beings.
P ’63, 113
Witson, Wma. P. On the relation of Sarracenia purpurea to
Sarracenia variolaris. P ’88, 10
—— Remarks on death of Prof. Asa Gray. P ’88, 67
On the use of the Bambusa stem in incandescent electric light-
ing. P ’89, 129
PPL eile
i : LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 183
WINCHELL, ALEXANDER. Descriptions of fossils from the Marshall
and Huron groups of Michigan. P ’62, 405
— Descriptions of fossils from the Yellow Sandstone lying be-
neath the ‘‘ Burlington Limestone’’ at Burlington, lowa. P ’63, 2
— Description of a gar-pike, supposed to be new—Lepidosteus
(Cylindrosteus) oculatus. P °64, 183
—— Descriptions of new species of fossils from the Marshall
Group of Michigan, and its supposed equivalent in other States ;
with notes on some fossils of the same age previously described.
P ’65, 109
Wingate, Haroutp. Tilmadoche compacta Wing., n. sp. P ’89, 48
— Notes on Enteridium rozeanum. P ’89, 156
—— The spores of the myxomycetes. P ’89, 188
— Note on Orthotricha. P ’89, 189
Oreadella opereculata Wing., a new myxomycete. P ’89, 280
—— Note on Stemonitis maxima Sz. P ’90, 438
Wistar, Isaac J. Remarks on the quantity, rate of consumption,
and probable duration of North American coal, and the conse-
quence to air-breathing animals of its entire combustion. P
92, 82
Woop, AtPpHonso. Description of a new genus of plants. P ’67, 81
—— A sketch of the natural order Liliacee, as represented in the
flora of the States of Oregon and California, with special refer-
ence to the plants collected in an excursion along our Pacific
coasts, A. D. 1866. P ’68, 165
— On Brevoortia. J VI, 369
Woop, Horatio C., Jr. Contributions to the Carboniferous fiora
of the United States. P ’60, 236
— Catalogue of Carboniferous plants in the museum of the
Academy of Natural Sciences, with corrections in synonymy, de-
scriptions of new species, ete. P ’60, 436
—— Contributions to the Carboniferous flora of the United
States. P ’60, 519
—— Descriptions of new species of Scolopendra, in the collection
of the Academy. P ’61, 10
—— Description of a new species of the genus Thelyphonus. P
61, 312
— Description of new species of North American Pedipalpi.
P ’63, 107
—— Description of new species of North American Polydesmiide.
P 764, 6
184 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Woop, Horatio C., Jr. Continued.
—— Descriptions of new species of North American Julide.
P ’64, 10
—— Description of new genera and species of North American |
_ Myriapoda. P 64, 186
—— New Polyzoniide, Gervais. P ’65, 172
— Descriptions of new species of Myriapoda. P ’67, 42
— On the structure of the wood of Salisburia. P ’67, 83
—— Observations on the life history of some siphonaceous fresh-
water algae. P ’67, 93
—— On algae from thermal springs of Mono Co., Cal. P ’67, 125
Notes on a collection of California Myriapoda with the de-
scriptions of new eastern species. P ’67, 127
On the structure of mistletoe root. P ’68, Biol. 4
—— On nitrous oxide as an anaesthetic. P ’68, Biol. 9
—— On the production of zoospores in Schizomeris leiblienei. P
68, Biol. 11
— On fruiting of a fresh-water alga, Chantransia chalybea.
P ’68, Biol. 12
—— Description of Palmella jessenii. P ’68, Biol. 12
On new species of desmids of the genus Sirosiphon. P ’69,
Biol. 1
On Nostochopsis, a new genus of fresh-water alge. P ’69,
Biol. 3
—— On a new species of @dogonium. P ’69, Biol. 4
—— On filaments of Aspergillus pulmonum. P ’69, Biol. 12
—— On the alkaloids of Veratrum viride. P ’69, Biol. 14
—— On desmids from the White Mis. P ’69, Biol. 15
—— On Nostoe. P ’69, Biol. 20
—— On preservative fluids. P ’69, Biol. 20
—— On the nature of the diphtheritic contagium. P ’81, 435
On the Chilopoda of North America, with a catalogue of all
the specimens in the collection of the Smithsonian Institution.
JV, 5
On the Pedipalpi of North America. J V, 357
Woop, WituiAm W. Descriptions of four new species of the
Linnean genus Blennius, and new Exocetus. j iv, 278
Description of a new species of salamander. j iv, 306
WoopHousg, SamurL W. The North American jackal (Canis
frustor). P ’51, 147 ;
eee LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 185
Woopuouse, SamueEL W. Continued.
Descriptions of new species of birds of the genera Vireo
-Vieill., and Zonotrichia Swains. P ’52, 60
—— Description of a new species of Ectopistes. P ’52, 104
—— Description of a new species of Sciurus. P 52, 116
—— Description of a new species of Numineus. P 752, 194
— Description of a new species of pouched rat of the genus
Perognathus Wied. P ’52, 200
— Description of a new species of pouched rat of the genus
Geomys Raf. P ’52, 201
—— Description of a new snow finch of the genus Struthus
Boie. P ’52, 202
— Description of a new species of pouched rat of the genus
Dipodomys Gray. P ’53, 235
—— Description of a new species of mouse of the genus Hes-
peromys Woodh. P 53, 242
—— On eajions of the Pacific region. P ’58, 9
—— The North American jackal, Canis frustor. J II, 87
Woops, D. B. Notice of Dr. Wm. Gambel. P 750, 55
Woopwarp, J. J. On effects of chloroform inhalation. P ’58,
Biol. 11
—— On cancerous tumors. P ’58, Biol. 12
—— On a fungous growth upon the head of a Hydrargyra fas-
ciata. P ’58, Biol. 12
—— On evidence of disease in meats. P ’58, Biol. 14
—— On secondary cancer of the pleura. P ’58, Biol. 14
—— On the walls of pus-cells. P ’58, Biol. 14, 16
— Tuberculosis in animals. P ’58, Biol. 14
— On basic phosphate of ammonia and magnesia occurring in
the urine in cancer of bladder. P ’58, Biol. 17
—— Anatomical marks of cancer. P 758, Biol. 23
— On the stomach of a mink. P ’58, Biol. 25
—— On tubercular disease in opossum. P ’58, Biol. 28
— On blood of mammals. P ’59, Biol. 2, 3
—— On cysts in human muscles. P ’59, Biol. 4
—— On suppuration in cancerous growths. P 759, Biol. 7
On phosphates in urine and on highly acid urine. P ’59,
Biol. 20
Wootman, Lewis. Oriskany sandstone in Lycoming Co., Pa.
P ’86, 296
—— Geological results of the boring of an artesian well at Atlantic
City, N. J. P ’87, 339
186 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
WootmaNn, Lewis. Continued.
—— Geology of artesian wells at Atlantic City, N. J. P ’90, 132
Marine and fresh-water diatoms and sponge-spicules from
the Delaware River Clays of Philadelphia. P ’90, 189
Geology of artesian wells, Atlantic City, N. J. P ’90, 444
—— Cretaceous ammonites and other fossils near Moorestown,
N. J. Their stratigraphic position shown by an artesian well
section at Maple Shade, N. J. Incidental reference to water
horizons. P ’93, 219
Fossil mollusks and diatoms from the Dismal Swamp, Vir-
ginia and North Carolina; indication of the geological age of the
deposit. With notes on the diatoms. P ’98, 414
Worratt, JAMES. Letter on the introduction of California
salmon. P ’73, 258
WortH, JAMES. An account of the insect so destructive to the
peach tree. j iii, 216
WortHEN, A. H. See Meek, F. B., and A. H. Worthen
Wricut, BERLIN Hart. A new Unio from Florida. P ’83, 58
Descriptions of new species of Uniones from Florida. P
"88, 113
WricHut, Frep’k. G. Extra morainie drift in the Susquehanna,
Lehigh, and Delaware valleys. P ’92, 469
WyetuH, NaTHANIEL B. and T. Nurrauty. <A catalogue of a col-
lection of plants made chiefly in the valleys of the Rocky Moun-
tains or Northern Andes, towards the sources of the Columbia
River. j vii, 6
WYMAN, JEFFRIES. On the habits of Anableps. P ’61, 56
Xantus, JoHN. Catalogue of birds collected in the vicinity of
Fort Tejon, California with a description of a new species of
Syrnium. P ’59, 189
—— Descriptions of supposed new species of birds from Cape St.
Lucas, Lower California. P ’59, 297
See DeVesey, John Xantus
Yarrow, H. C. Notes on the natural history of Fort Macon,
N. C. and vicinity, No. 3. P ’77, 203
—— See Coues Elliott, and H. C. Yarrow
Yates, L. G. On mammalian fossils in California. P ’74, 18
Youne, Cuas. A. The occurrence of celestine in Blair County,
Pennsylvania. P ’75, 127
—— On conglomerate No. XII. P ’76, 262
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— LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 187
Youne, Rosert T. Notes on the distribution of Colorado mam-
mals, with a description of a new species of bat (Eptesicus
pallidus) from Boulder. P ’08, 403
—— The occurrence of Bufo columbiensis east of the Rocky
Mountains. P ’09, 298
— See Rhoads, Sam’l. N. and R. T. Young
ZANTZINGER, Wiiuiam S. Meteorological observations made at
Phila. during the ear 1841. j viii, 339
— On the cow tree of South America. P 44, 78
ZrecueR, DaNnteL. Descriptions of new North American Coleoptera.
P °44, 43; ’45, 266
ZitTeEL, Kari ALFRED vON. Biographical notice of. P 95, 541
Abastor.
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.,
DESCRIBED OR REFERRED TO
JOURNAL, first series, Volumes I-VIII, is indicated by small, heavy-faced j and
small Roman numerals.
JOURNAL, second series, Volumes A gy Bagd —— J and large Roman numerals.
PROCEEDINGS, 1841 to 1910 inclusive,
a mame occurs frequently in a paper,
‘peing indicated.
When a
limits of the contribution being
Where
tal P with abbreviated date.
individual pages are not given, the
a species or genus is described as new, the page numeral is in heavy-faced
aalensis (Ammonites). J VIII,310
Abacidus. P ’73, 305
Abacocrinus. P ’81, 270, 307; ’85,
294, 312, 328, 331
abacoense (Cerion). P ’96, 322,332
abacoense bendalli (Cerion). P ’96,
323, 332
abacoensis (Cerion). P 95,209
(Maynardia). P ’95, 209
abacoides (Unio). P 746, 75
abactus (Ichneumon). P ’73, 110,127
(Mesostenus). P ’73, 151,160
abaculus(Ichneumon).. P’73, 108, 124
a (Farancia). P ’95, 407; 701,
abacurus (Coluber).
122
abacus (Unio).
244
P 01, 82; 708,
j viii, 202. P °53,
Abama. P 1900, 547,549; ’07, 455
P 95, 407; °01, 17, 82;
"03, 557; °04, 417; ’05, 208; 08,
122
Abax. J II, 228, 247, 248
abberans (Melania). Pp "88, 252
abbevillensis (Goniobasis). P62, 268;
64, 32. J V, 323
(Unio). P 57, 84. J IV, 51;
V, 445
abbotti (Clubiona). P 92, 21
Dryolimnas). P 94, 140
(Margaritella). P ’05, 20
(Ortholestes). P ’99, 377, 382
(Rangetius). P 94,140
(Seelimena). P 04,160
(Syngnathus). P ’62, 284
i (Volutilithes). P 76,293; ’05,
(Volutomorpha). P ’76, 293
abbottii(Architectonica). P’61, 321;
05, 19, 20
abbottii. . Continued.
(Atypus). P ’88, 203
(Bicrisina). P ’05,5. JV, 174
(Coceyzus). P ’99, 301
(Escharipora). P’05,5. J V, 149
(Gyrodes). P ’61, 320; 705, 21
(Heteroerisina). J IV, 404;
V, 174
(Sphodrus). P ’88, 203
(Thyreus). P 57, 148; 75,
26, 28, 30. J IV, 135
(Volutilithes).’ P ’60, 94
eee eg 93, 220; 705,
siiaiiias (Acheta). P ’50, 8, 102;
51, 284; °78, 314; ’07, 220
(Ammophila). P 97, 374; 799,
99
(Astarte). P 748, 95
(Atropis). J IX, 97,110
+ ?
(Bursa). B03, 279.
(Cardita). P ’48, 97;
82, 155; 02, 705
(Cassis). P ’59, 332
(Cepola). P ’97, 87
(Ceria). P ’95, 331
(Cithara). P ’73, 223
(Coraliophila). P 94, 45, 57
(Cyrena). P ’60, 274
(Dionycha). P 47, 163;
(Elater). j iii, 173
(Goniobasis). P ’64, 36;
(Holothuria). P ’88,311
(Hormilia). P ’07, 59
(Hyla). J VI, 201
(Leptura). J I, 337
(Mazareddia). P ’04, 663
(Melania). P ’64, 36; ’65, 23
(Mysia). P ’72, 93
(Omphalotropis). J IX, 97
(Paludina). P ’02, 116
62, 578;
73, G4
65, 23
(189)
190
abbreviata. Continued.
(Partula). P ’75, 244-247; ’85,
209, 221; ’87, 134.. J IX, 69
(Pholadomya). J VIII, 317
(Physaloptera). P ’86, 312
(Planaxis). P ’05, 105
abbreviata ogasawarana (Planaxis).
P 705, 105
abbreviata (Pteromeris). P ’62, 578
(Realia). J IX, 97
(Urocoptis). P ’98, 267
abbreviatum (Achatinellastrum). P
88, 28
abbreviatus (Acanthopus). P ’51, 252
(Acestrorhynchus) P ’06, 461
(Buteo). P ’75, 89; ’92, 115
(Cupressocrinus). P ’79, 236;
’86, 105
(Cyamus). ji, 393
(Gryllus). P 710,10
(Hister). P ’52, 39
(Ololygon). J VI, 201
(Nauclerus). P ’62, 441
(Pelastoneurus). P ’95, 328
(Pentremites). P ’87, 88
(Ramphastos). P ’67, 104
(Seymnus). P 752,140
(Triton). P ’47, 288;
J XI, 118
(Xiphorhamphus). P
461
abditum (Pisidium). P ’41, 68; 60,
18; ’61, 310; ’72, 103, 109; ’96,
500; ’03, 788; 710, 672
abditum huachucanum (Pisidium). P
06, 173; ’09, 516; 10, 52, 144
abditus (Aphodius). ‘J ee 106
(Dibothriorhynchus) P 756, 46
(Oxyomus). J I, 106
abdominalis (Atelestus). P ’52, 168;
J IV, 35
ropales). P ’97, 229
(Chloéaltis). P ’04, 563; ’06,
367; ’09, 113, 143
(Chlorops). P ’95, 318, 339
(CLristolia). P ’73, 163, 165
(Chrysotus). jvi, 169
(Coecinella). j iv, 95. P ’61,
335. J IV, 12, 42
(Coniontis). P ’59, 77
(Cryptocephalus). j iii, 487
(Ctenophora). j iii, 18
(Dasypogon). j iii, 50
(Dolychopus). j iii, 170
(Evarthrus). P ’73,319. J II,
232
(Feronia). J II, 232
(Gorytes). P ’95, 520, 537
(Hippocampus). P ’07, 428
(Holocephala). P 795, 323
(Hoplisus). P ’95, 538
(Larra). P ’93, 504
48, 106.
06, 460,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
abdominalis. Continued.
(Larrada). P-’93, 504
(Liacarus). P ’06, 495
(Malthinus).. P ’51, 347
(Molops). J II, 232
abdominalis aculeata( ‘Odontognathus).
P 782, 303
abdominalis (Odynerus). P ’02, 48,
(Oedionychis). P ’73, 59
(Pachybrachis). J I, 263
(Stenura). J I, 335
(Tabanus). P ’95, 323
(Tachytes). P ’93, 502, 504
(Tanaops). P ’59, 74
(Tetrapedia). P ’78, 182
‘(Tramea). P ’08, 490
(Triton). J ITI, 361
(Typocerus). J I, 335
(Zodion). j iii, 84 :
abductus (Tachytes). P ’93, 503, 504
abeillei (Hyphantes). P 67, 62
(Xanthornus). P ’67, 62
Abelia. P ’58, 134
Ahalmarelus. P ’89, 367
Abeona. P ’55, 322; 62, 275
aberrans (Arphia). P 07, ’36, 72
(Hypoplectrus). P 97, "106
(Liopropoma). P 61, 52
(Perea). P ’61, 52
(Pseudostigma). P ’01, 136;
08, 489
(Unio). P ’63,191.. J VI,7
(Viola). P ’03, 683
aberti (Pipilo). P ’92,121; ’05, 685
(Sanvitalia). J III, 92
aberti concolor (Sciurus). P ’08, 404
aberti (Unio). P ’50, 10; 753, 244.
J Il, 295
abertii (Kieneria). P ’66, 89
(Pipilo). P ’66, 41, 89, 90;
68, 84
(Sciurus). P ’67, 134
Abia.. P 709, 13.
Abies. P ’63, 76;
73, 353; °74, 159;
82, 110; °83, 187; ’84, 30, 92;
91, 256, 434; °93, 213; °95, 545;
08) i ag es ; °02, 474, 478;
, ’ ?
abietina (Cenangella). P ’95, 429
(Dedalea). J ITI, 214
(Lenzites). J IIL, 214
(Thelephora). J IIT, 220
Abietiner. P. 783, 192
abietinum (Arceuthobium). P ’81, 439
(Coryneum). P ’94,875
(Hypnum). P ’55, 447
abietinus (Polyporus). J ITI, 209
abietis (Chermes). P ’07,3
(Mytilaspis). P ’99, 274
(Valsa). P ’77, 115
70, 91; °71, 107;
"76, 173, 174;
— a oe
_ abjecta (
a ile
bb.
abildgardii (Scarus). P ’63,179; ’97,
121
isoma. P ’82, 274; ’97,121
abingdoni (Campothera). P ’99, 37
abitus (Ichneumon). P ’73, 108, 125
j P 705, 634, 636
i 9
(Physaloptera). P ’56, 53
abjectus(Ichneumon). P’73, 108, 122
(Pterostichus). P ’73, 308. J
Il, 243
Ablabes. P 56, 6, 244, 307; °60, 72,
250; °61, 74; ’62, 339, ’68, 132;
02, 178, 180. J VIII, 138
Ablepharon. P ’75, 428
Ablepharus. P 56, 155; 60, 487;
"68, 284
ablatus (Polyenus). P ’73,149
(Unio). P ’63,1
ablutus (Ichneumon). P ’73, 105,118
(Melanophus). P ’09, 413, 471
abnorme (Anomisma). P ’01, 136
(Eurymetopon). P ’66, 348. J
IV, 12, 36
abnormis (Acroneuria). P’62, 362, 401
(Actinocrinus). P ’69, 165;
81, 311
(Aleyrodes). P ’02, 282
( ). P ’97, 230
(Dermatemys). P ’68,120
(Favolus). J III, 206
(Helix). P 710, 515
(Hoplismenus). P ’73, 128
(H nidia). P ’94, 137
(Ichneumon). P ’73, 110, 128
(Megistocrinus). P ’81, 311;
85, 334
(Notocyphus). P ’97, 230, 234
(Olios). P 701, 586
(Pecten). J VIII, 321
(Perla). P ’62, 362
(Poteriocrinus). P ’79, 340
: (Rhodoerinus). P ’81, 386
(Seaphiocrinus). P ’79, 340
(Seytalocrinus). P ’79, 340
(Valsa). P ’77, 126; ’78, 88
(Zeugophora). P ’73, 23
aboriginum (Astragalus). P ’63, 60
abortiva (Membranipora). P ’05, 5.
J V, 157
(Spongilla). P ’87, 187
ee (Epilampra). P 706,
abortivus (Anurogryllus). P ’05, 833
(Eritettix). P ’07, 33
(Ranunculus). P ’60, 145; 76,
85; 92, 168; °07, 457
abottii (Clubiona). P 1900, 532
Abra. P 62, 288, 514; ’71, 138, 142;
"82, 158, 162; 97, 293; ’98, 419;
03, 757
__-INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 191
Abracrinus. P ’81, 279, 282, 397
abradens (Zapsalis). P ’76, 345
Abreus. P 53, 287, 288
Abramis. P 56, 202; ’78, 88, 91;
782, 307; 97, 59; 706, 331; ’08,
529; ’10, 601, 602
(Astyanax). P ’06, 439
(Pecilurichthys). P ’03, 521;
06, 440
Abramites. P ’06, 381
abranchiata (Chaetozone). P ’03, 470
abranchiatus (Cirratulus). P ’03, 470
Abranchus. j v, 320. P ’93, 227.
J I, 289
Abratus. P ’52, 38
abreviata (Cardita). P ’62, 290
Abreus. J IV, 31
Abromys. P ’75, 298; ’93, 405
Abronia. P ’62, 7, 167; ’63, 75
abrotanifolium (Peucedanum). P ’48,
26. J I, 184
abrotanoides (Podostemon). j vii, 105
Abrote. P ’58, 230
Abrothrix. P ’94, 226
abrupta (Anchura). J IV, 284, 298
(Avieula). P ’05,10. JII,274
(Daphnia). P ’42, 184
(Goniobasis). P ’64, 41; 65, 25
(Leptoxis). P ’65, 25
(Melania). P ’64, 41
(Meleagrinella). P ’05, 10
(Ostrea). J VIII, 322
(Panopea). P 48, 103
(Pholadomya). P ’43, 328; °48,
104; '62, 572; 80, 22, 24; ’82,
155. J I, 214
(Trichopteryx). J I, 108
(Trigonia). J VIII, 320
(Turbonilla). P ’99, 146, 168,
172
abrupta var. acutispira (Anchura).
P 705, 22
abruptum (Cardium). P ’61, 370.
(Pisidium). P ’41, 58, 103
abruptus (Cassidulus), J IV, 291
(Clerus). P 58, 72: °96, 37.
J IV, 36
(Fusus). P ’52, 198
(Psocus). P ’62, 362, 401
(Unio). P ’53, 254
Abrus. P ’89, 377, 379
absaroke (Deltatherium). P ’92, 311
(Didelphodus). P ’92, 311
abscida (Goniobasis). P ’65, 29
(Melania). P 760,56; 765, 29
Absinthium. P ’63, 66
absoletastriata (Nucula).
absolutus (Mesostenus).
158
abstersa (Urellia). P 95, 337
abstrusa (Cymindis). P ’59, 82, 287
P 60, 429
P 73, 151,
192
absynthium (Artemisia). P ’77, 107
abundans (Pleurotoma). P ’47, 285;
48,104. J I, 115
Abudefduf. P. ’97, 116; 798, 343;
1900, 503. J VI, 488; XII, 546
Abutilon. P ’58, 124; 60, 511; 789,
367; 09, 492
abutilon (Abutilon). P ’09, 492
abutiloides (Sphaeraclea). P ’89, 368
abutilonea (Aleyrodes). P ’02, 282
abyssi (Pontophilus). P 795, 175,
183, 185, 192
abyssicola (Kellia). P ’72, 91
(Lyonsiella). P ’81, 427
(Peechiolia). P ’81, 427
(Terebratulina). P ’73, 180
( Volutilithes). P’76, 290; ’06, 75
abyssicolus (Actinobolus). P ’72, 252.
abyssina (Natica). jviii, 222. P 93,
220; 705, 21
(Margarita). P ’93, 221; ’05, 20
(Solarium). P ’05, 20
abyssinica (Anthomyia). P ’98, 162
(Crocisa). P ’96, 555
(Hirundo). P ’05, 768
(Pheophyllacris). P ’01, 382
abyssinicus (Rallus). P 794, 139
(Rougetius). P ’94, 132, 139
abyssinis (Gyrodes). P ’76, 295
(Natica). P ’76, 295. J IV, 299
abyssinus (Ammonites). j viii, 209,
220. P ’41, 107, 108; ’56, 281
(Seaphites). P ’60, 420
(Solarium). P ’60, 94
Acacesia. P 704, 130
Acacia. P ’50, 81; 58, 128; ’61,
453; ’62, 163; ’70, 137; 786, 354;
89, 131, 375, 378; ’96, 396; 701,
559, 561
acacie (Aleyrodes). P ’02, 282
acadianum (Dendrerpeton). P’68, 211,
213, 214
acadianus (Glyptocephalus).
360, 362
(Hemitripterus). P ’80, 235
acadica (Muscicapa). J IV, 170;
VIII, 153
(Nyctale). P 746, 47; 753,
307; ’59, 190; ’66, 50; ’70, 73;
790, 127; °93, 41, 61; ’99, 22.
J I, 31
(Stria). P ’53, 396. J III,
355; VIII, 152 ;
(Thecla). P ’62, 54, 55
(Tyrannula). P 743, 283; 753,
309
acadicus (Empidonax).
75, 348; ’95, 381, 486
(Muscicapa). P ’75, 348
(Tyrannus). P ’54, 397
acadiensis (Strix). j iii, 355
Acalepha. P ’45, 284
P 73,
P '66, 60;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Acalephe. P ’63, 142
Acalypha. P ’60, 513;. ’67, 22; ’89,
405; ‘98, 389
Acamarchis. P ’78, 304
Acanalonia. P ’07, 496
Acanaloniida. P ’07, 468, 495
Acanthacee. P ’58, 132; 61, 462;
78, 333; ’89, 397; ’98, 391
Acanthagrion. P ’08, 481, 487, 489, 490
Acanthaloma. P ’77, 140
Acantharchus. P ’77, 60, 93; 710,
602. J VI, 208, 216
Acanthaster. P ’89, 171
Acanthephyride. P ’94, 397, 411
Acanthia. j iv, 324
Acanthias. P 62, 499; ’63, 333; ’65,
175; ’87, 361; ’92, 234; 1900, 32;
08, 71, 73
acanthias (Acanthias). P ’62, 499
(Spinax). P ’63,333; ’64, 264
Squalus). P ’64, 263; 792,
234; 704, 505, 506; °08, 68; 709, 407
Acanthina. P ’53, 320
Acanthinion. P ’62, 437, 438; ’84, 122
Acanthinula. P ’75, 155, 198, 212;
89, 192, 200; ’91, 313; 792, 396;
93, 234; 703, 764; ’06, 530
Acanthis. P ’61, 221, 374, 382, 385
388; 93, 47, 63; ’95, 488; 796, 140
Acanthistius. P ’62, 236; ’99, 348
acanthium (Onopordon). P ’77, 107
Acanthobdella. P 1900, 70
Acanthocalcis. P ’96, 37
Acanthochila. P. ’79, 115
Acanth«chites. P ’94, 70, 74-84
Acanthochitide. P 94, 69, 74; ’98,
288
Acanthochromis. P ’63, 214
Acanthocinus. J II, 175
Acanthocladia. P ’58,14; ’59, 24
Acanthoclinus. P ’60, 104
Acanthocottus. P ’56, 133; ’72, 213
Acanthocrinus. P ’60, 383; 781, 355
Acanthoctenus. P ’09, 217
Acanthocybium. P 762, 125, 126
Acanthocyelus. P ’80, 37, 192
Acanthocystis. P ’74, 166; ’77, 291;
79, 163 ; ’84, 293; ’87, 122. J XIT 65
Acanthodactylus. P ’54, 102; 796, 466
Acanthoderes. P 55,417. J II, 140,
143, 174-176
Acanthoderus. P’62, 38; ’04,51, 84, 89
Acanthodes. P 710, 663
Acanthodoris. P ’79, 72;
88-105
Acanthogobius. P ’59, 145
Acantholatris. P ’62, 114, 119
Acantholebius. P ’61, 166
acantholepis (Carduus). P ’92, 363
(Cnicus). P ’92, 363
(Eupagurus). P ’58, 237, 251
Acantholis. P ’56, 237; ’62, 176
80, 82,
ea, eS
4 je -
ug acanthurus (Palemon).
Aearina. P 1900, 543;
_
Acantholithus. P ’58, 281
_ Acantholoma.: j viii, 234
acanthomera ( hea). P 58, 238,
252
Acanthonychine. P ’79, 385
Acanthonyx. P ’57 219; ’80, 192
Acanthopelma. P ’09, 195
Acanthophis. P ’54, 103; ’59, 342
acanthophora (Di ia). P ’78,171
(Poreellana). P 758, 228
(Trachelomonas). P ’05, 674
acanthophorus (Hydreionocrinus). P
"70, 28; °79, 354
’(Petrolisthes). P 58, 228
(Zeacrinus). P ’70, 28; "79, 354
Acanthoplax. P ’80, 146
Acanthops. P ’05, 840; ’07, 159
Acanthopsides. P 61, 7
Acanthopsis. P ’97, 60
ete, (Avicula). P68, 8;
65,
(Delthyris). viii, 264
rygii. 59, 144; ’65,
81; ’70, 119; ’84, 154°
Acanthopus. P '51, 247, 252; ’58,
Acanthorhynchus. P 58, 111; ’87, 394
Acanthosmioides. P 1900, 375
Acanthosoma. P ’60, 21, 224; ’61, 286
Acanthospermum. P ’77, 107; ’89, 388
ia. P 01, 167
Acanthostepheia.
Acanthostigma. P ’93, 443; 795, 414
ei: acanthostoma (Trachelomonas). P 05,
668, 672
Acanthostracion. P 06, 103
Acanthotelson. P ’65, 46, 47
Acanthotelsonide. P ’65, 46
Acanthozone. P ’01, 150
' aganthura (Ctenosaura). P 66,124
Cyclura). P ’71, 205, 216. J
Acanthurus. P 63, 178; ’82, 276,
304; 84, 102, 227; 97, 126; 99,
494, 496; 1900, 513. J XII, 544
P ’93, 121;
94, 414
Acanthyles. P °50, 58; ’59, 33; °63,
286; 66, 57, 58; 99, 33
Acanti. P ’84, 187
Acara. P ’61, 106; 71, 254; 76,
335; 782, 275
01, 568, 595;
04, 143
acarne (Pagellus). P ’92, 263
acaroides (Hydroporus). P ’55, 290,
(Phalangium). J Il, 64
Acaropsis. P 703, 532
Acartauchenius. P 705, 306, 329
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__—~-INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 193
Acarus. P ’83, 45; 790, 80;
Acatalectus. P ’60, 222
Acathina. j i, 281
acaudus (Phygadeuon). P ’94, 186
acaule (Cirsium). P ’63, 68
(Cypripedium). P 560, 200; 91,
434; 1900, 485
01, 596
(Eriogonum). ay eee we oe
160
acaulis (Actinella). P ’63, 65
( psis). j viii, 33
(Silene). P ’63, 58, 94;
04, 603. J III, 182, 189
Acaulon. P 55, 445
Acavide. P 1900, 564
Acavine. P 1900, 564
Acavus. P ’73, 251;
148; ’92, 391
accensum (Plectropoma). P ’62, 236
Accentor. P ’62, 316; ’83, 266
accepta (Agenia). P ’02, 734
(Nomada). P ’03, 612
793, 209;
74, 58; 75,
acceptus (Mesostenus). P ’73, 150,
154
(Pseudagenia). P ’94, 297
accidens (Unio). J V, 418
accincta (Amastra). P ’88, 44.
(Crategus). P 710, 151, 154
(Leptachatina). P ’88, 44
(Mangilia). P ’91, 49
Accipenser. P. 756, 137; "165, 274; 768,
258, 263, 265; "77, 87
See Acipenser
accipenser (Loricaria). P ’82, 307
Accipiter. j iii, 347. P ’48, 88;
51, 187; 53, 450; 7°55 279: 59,
31, 104; 66, 43; °68, 82, 149; 69,
184; ’70, 141; 71, 27; 75, 78,
86, 483; 783, 66; “91, "435; 93,
39, 61; 95, 464, 478; 798, 80, 209;
99, 45; ’04, 580; ’05, 681, 689;
708, 87-89; 709, 357. J II, 260
Accipitre. J I, 28
Aceipitres. P ’46, 44; ’69, 201, 203;
70, 141. J IX, 391, 416
accipitrina (Strix). jiii,355. P ’64,
238
Accipitrine. P ’53, 450; ’70, 139, 141
accipitrinus (Asio). P ’90, 125; ’93,
41; 705, 689
accipitrinus mecilhenneyi (Asio). P
99, 478; 1900, 528
acclamator (Strix). P ’75, 344
acclinis (Cyclas). P 54, 30
(Diplodonta). P ’57, 166
(Lueina). P ’48,101
(Mysia). P ’62, 577; ’82, 156;
90, 144
(Valsa). P 77, 118
acclivus (Hoplismenus). P ’73, 128
(Ichneumon). P ’73, 110, 128
194
accolens (Mesostenus). P
159
accuratus (Polyeyrtus). P
147
acedesta (Dendrocincla).
461
Acella. P ’60, 431
Acemyia. P 795, 311, 334
Acentrachme. P ’62, 234; ’84, 160
acephalus (Falsiger). j iii, 309
Acephorus. P 57,80. JIV,11, 29
Acer. j vii, 17... P. ’67, 122;
125; ’60, 145, 146; ’61, 433;
12; ’63, 59; ’68, 140, 141;
101; ’73, 363; 774, 138, 218;
270; °76, 328; ’77, 129; ’78,
267; 782, 9, 89, 218; 83, 74; 784,
81; ’86, 61, 345; 88, 392; 89, 58;
90, 275; 91, 434; ’98, 21, ’997:
1900, 649, 667; ’01, 358; 02, 647,
653, 667; ’03, 5; ’07, 454; ’09, 70;
10, 545-547, 567. J III, 84; VII,
13
acer (Symborodon). P
Acera. P ’04, 333, 376
Aceracer. P ’58, 125;
III, 84
Acerates. P 710,547,571. J ITI, 96
Aceratherium. P 754, 157; 56, 92;
"ST, BO; 770, O63 74° 147; 776,
257; °85, 33; °92, 431; ’96, 507;
704, 478. J VII, 219, 223, 390
acerbus (Polyeyrtus). P ’73, 141, 144
acericola (Endoxyla). P ’94, $42
Aceridea. P ’57,19
aceriella (Lithocolletis). P 759, 319,
823
acerifolia (Vitis). P 53, 273
acerifoliella (Ineurvaria). P ’60,5
(Ornix). P ’60, 5
acerifolium (Viburnum). P ’65, 200;
788, 396; 1900, 485, 488
acerni (Trochilium). P ’60, 14
Acerina. P ’61, 46, 502; 706, 526
acerina (Botryodiplodia). P ’93,161;
94, 368
(Montagnella). ’93, 188
(Thelephora). J III, 223
Acerine. jvii,17. P ’60, 145; 61, 46
acerinum (Melanconium). P 94, 378
(Stereum). J III, 222
aceris (Aleyrodes). P 02, 280, 282
(Melogramma). P ’79, 67, 381
(Neptis). P ’85, 86
aceris-eriocarpe (Rhytisma). P ’62,
507
aceroides (Negundo). P ’72, 46
(Platanus). P ’68, 148
acerosa (Gorgonia). P ’88, 309
(Oxytenia). P 748,20. J1I,172
(Pterogorgia). P ’88, 308
73, 151,
73, 142,
P 04, 449,
74, 89
63, 59. J
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Acerotherium. P ’51, 331;
acerra (Gastrodonta). P
1900, 141, 142; ’02, 418, 420, 433
(Zonites). P ’75, 3385; 706, 558
acerrus (Zonites). P ’89, 197
acervatum (Choanopoma). P 781,15
‘acervorum (Leptothorax). P ’03, 216-
220, 227
acervorum var. convivialis (Lepto-
thorax). P. 03, 219, 228
acervorum var. kincaidi(Leptothorax).
P ’03, 219, 228
acervorum subsp. canadensis (Lepto-
thorax). P ’03, 223, 225
acervorum var. yankee (Leptothorax).
P ’03,- 227
Acervularia. P ’41, 18
acervulosa (Fistulipora). P ’66, 120
52, 2
96, 489;
acervum (Cybium). P ’84, 234; ’04,
766
Acestrorhamphus. P ’03, 527; ’06,
460
Acestrorhynchus. P
460-462
Acestus. P ’51, 226, 285°
Acetabularia. P 789, 351; 05, 695
acetabulum (Artemis). "p 48, 96;
53, 320; ’80, 21-25, 30; 782, 156;
’87, 340, 401, 403; ’90, 143
(Dosinia). P ’54, 30; ’62, 575;
67, 11, 39, 98, 421. J IX, 119
03, 527; 706,
(Endodonta). J IX, 39
(Helix). J IX, 39
aceti (Anguillula). P 756,48; ’70, 69
(Rhabditis). P ‘09, 107
Acetis. P ’52, 18
acetosella (Oxabis). P ’80, 333, 350;
91, 434
(Rumex). P 760, 200; 702,
649, 661
Acheine. P ’79, 384
Achenodon. P ’73, 371; ’74, 116;
76, 65; ’83, 77. J VIII, 72, 78,
84, 88; IX, 271
acheopsis. P 757, 219
Achetoneura. P ’95, 310, 333
Achaeus. P ’57, 218
achaia (Arctia). P ’75, 30
achalus ong gr ae P ’04, 68
Acharis. P ’73,
achatellinus (Bulimulns). P ’96, 398,
423, 428
(Nesiotus). P ’96, 428
Achatina. jv, 122. P’46, 67; ’57, 192,
193; 758, 198, 207; ’60, 50, 152, 155;
’61, 307, 330; ’75, 148; ’76, 185;
79, 22; ’88, 39, 44; ’95, 237; 96,
414; ’97, 357; ’99, 368, 372, 398.
J VIII, 397; IX, 81
achatina (Hylaplesia). J VI, 193
(Microhyla). J VI, 193
_ achatinellus (Bulimulus).
achillee (Desmoseyphus).
—
Achatinella. P ’75, 144, 148; ’88,
14, 15, 16-56; 95, 214- 240: 96,
423; 99, 226; 1900, 561- 564, 567,
570, 576. J IX 43
Achatinellastrum. P ’88, 25-49; 95,
215
Achatinellide. P’95, 214, 237; 1900,
95, 564, 567, 571, 578; °05, 570,
718, 737; 706, 148
achatinellinus (Bulimulus). P 96, 428
(Rhaphiellus). P ’96, 428
96, 428
(Omphalostyla). P 96, 428
Achatinide. P ’96, 418; ’98, 284;
799, 226, 326, 366, 369; 1900, 133,
564, 571, 572; 701, 142; ’02, 429;
703, 204; 04, 637; ’05, 737; 706,
148; 10, 502, 518
Acheilognathus. P 710, 476
Achelous. P ’71, 120; ’78, 320; ’79,
398; ’85, 112; 91, 192
achemon (Philampelus). J IV, 154,
- (Sphinx). J IV, 155
Acherontia. P ’85, 88. J IV, 163
_Acheta. j iv, 309. P 30, 8, 102;
751, 284; °78, 314; 05, 334; 07,
220, 272, 395
acheta (Acris) P 54, 59
achete abbreviate (Gregarina). P
56, 47; ’03, 45, 639, 641; ’07, 220
achigan (Bodianus). P 60, 20
(Lepomis). P ’60, 20
Achilida. P ’07, 468, 475
Achillea. j vii, 36. P 60, 303; ’71,
116; 784, 86; 86, 344; 98, 30,
304; og 653, 660, 670; 702, 664;
P ’78, 308
(Sertularia). P ’78, 308
achilleefolia (Chenactis). P ’63, 65
achilles (Acanthurus). P ’82, 304;
99, 494; 1900, 513
_ (Teuthis). P 99, 494; 1900, 513
enes. P 58, 131
Rokires P 64, 215; 77, 205; 784,
45; °87, 389; ’97, 133; 03, 350,
536; 10, 601)
achirus (Pieuronectus). P 764, 215
(Sapota). P ’89, 390
(Solea). P ’64, 215
Achlya. P 751, 211; 754, 129; 58,
Biol. 13
achlyicola grees P 94, 364
Achlyodes. P ’66,
Achnanthes. P a. cy 1; 1900, 473
Achnanthidium. P 65, 16
Achnanthoider. P 1900, 473
Acherodus. P 763, 222
Acholla. P ’05, 193, 198
Acholotes. P 67, 184. J I, 292
__- INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 195
Acholotida. J VI, 100
Achorutes. P ’99, 135, 136
Achradocrinus. P ’86, 115, 148, 151
Achroanthes. P 710, 580
Achroblatta. P ’05, 839
Achrochordide. P’64, 231; ’71, 202
Achrochorus. P ’71, 202
achromopterus (Flammeo). P’04, 236
Achurum. P ’04, 516; ’06, 11; ’07,
31, 69
67, 93; °74, 160
Achyla. P ’50, 87;
Achyrachena. J I, 176
achyrantha (Alternanthera). P ’77,
108; ’89, 402
Achyranthes. P ’89, 401
Achyrodon. P ’87, 289; ’88, 299. J
IX, 187, 188, 199, 201, 225, 236,
240, 247
Achryson. J II, 7
acicola (Menispora). P ’93, 462
Acicula. P ’75, 139
acicula (Bulimus). P ’58, 206
(Cecilianella). P "75, 153, 186;
89, 208
(Cecilioides). P 10, 665, 667
(Sealaria). P 48, 105; 'g2, 171
(Styliola). P 78, 302°
Aciculacea. P ’58, 198, 211
aciculare (Alaria). P ’77, 22
(Epidendrum). P ’89, 355
(Eulima). P ’05, 108
(Racomitrium). P ’55, 446
(Siphostoma). P ’99, 338
acicularis (Grimmia). P 755, 446
(Rosa). P ’04, 116
(Stenogyra). P ’99, 370
(Subulina). P ’99, 370
(Syngnathus). P ’99, 338
aciculata (Eulima). P ’87, 54
(Joppa). P ’73, 130
(Ortezia). P ’73, 130
(Pasithea). P ’48, 103;
(Polyne). P ’10, 367
(Rosa). P ’04, 114
(Seala). P ’62, 565
(Sealaria). P ’62, 565
aciculatum (Hysteropterum). P ’07,
494
aciculatus (Abraeus). P ’53, 291
(Opatrinus). P ’58, 75. J IV, 37
(Platylabus). P ’94, 186
Aciculina. P 71, 173
acida (Cissus). P ’89, 373
acidalia (Augochlora). P 1900, 364
Acidaspis. j viii, 234. P ’77, 138-141
Acidota. P ’73, 327
acidusa (Acrotoxa). P ’95, 337
aciedentatus (Hylonomus). P ’68, 211
acies (Helix). P 794,13
acik (Chaleomitra). P ’05, 776
(Nectarinia). P ’05, 776
87, 54
196
Acila. P ’82, 199, 200
Acilius. P ’44, 26; 54, 221; ’66,
348; ’73, 326; ’09, 6,10. J IV, 30
acinaces (Patella). P ’48, 103; 62,
570; ’82, 171
Acineta. P ’84, 218
Acinia. P ’94, 280
acinotubus (Cyathocrinus). P ’79, 308
acinus (Trinema). P ’74, 225, 227;
17, 321; °78,:. A372
Aciona. J VIII, 190, 192
Acipenser. P ’62, 331; 63, 180; ’73,
15; ’76, 52; ’77, 95, 216; ’89, 246-
257; ’92, 241; ’01, 338; ’04, 506;
10, 599, 603
See Accipenser
Acipenseridae. P ’89, 245; ’92, 241;
701, 338; ’04, 506; 710, 603
acipenserinus (Agonus). P ’61, 167
(Paragonus). P ’61, 167
acipenseroides (Agonus). P ’62, 333
Acirsa. P ’60, 422. J VII, 190
Aciura. P ’94, 280; 95, 337
Aclesia. P ’95, 348
Acletus. P 752, 167
Aclis. P ’88, 240; 91, 259. J VIII,
358
Aclisina. P ’88, 240; ’91, 259
Aclopus. J IIT, 283
Acmea. P ’76, 239-246; ’81, 87;
91, 54; °93, 285; ’01, 202, 398;
07, 321. J VIII, 331
Acmeide. P ’01, 202, 398; ’91, 54;
93, 285
Acmeodera. P ’52, 67; ’57, 7; 758,
69; ’59, 71, ’61, 335; ’66, 348,
382; °73, 89, 332. J IV, 34
Acmeopleura. P ’58, 105; ’80, 188,
204
Acmeops. P 754, 219; ’59, 80; ’60,
321; ’61, 356. J I, 312, 314, 321-
324; II, 101
Acnida. P 1900, 665
acnide (Cercospora). P ’91, 89
Acetida. P ’03, 423
acolhua (Cryptanura). P’73, 166, 167
(Panchlora). P ’05, 839
acoli (Falco). P ’67, 214
acolius (Falco). P ’67, 214
Acolla. P ’05, 193
Acoloithus. P ’60, 589
Acolus. P ’03, 82
Acolvides. P ’03, 82
acolytus (Hyopsodus). P ’92, 323
(Mioclenus). P ’92, 323
Acomus. P ’56, 178; ’77, 91
Acomys. P ’96, 527
aconitifolia (Boykinia). j vii, 118
Aconitum. P ’63,57; ’77, 274; 784, 80
Acontia. P ’85, 88
Acontias. P ’52, 64; ’56, 156; ’57,
51; ’60, 508; ’64, 230; ’68, 284
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Acontiide. P ’64, 228, 230
Acontista. P ’05, 794, 839; ’06, 273;
07, 153
acornis (Actenodes).
Acorus. P ’60, 304
acoste (Ammonites). J VIII, 310
(Pholadomya). J VIII, 317
Acostea. P 51, 277; 53, 435; 754,
1; ’60, 85. J II, 125
Acoura. P ’82, 281
Acrewa. P 66, 243
Acrantus. ’P ’68, 284
Acratus. P ’73, 329
acre (Erigeron). P ’63, 64; ’84, 87
(Polygonum). P ’60, 513; ’89,
61; 92, 163; ’02, 661; ’09, 393
acrea (Spilosoma). P ’60, 531
Acrida. P ’01, 370; ’02, 629; ’05,
400; ’06, 10
Acridide. P ’01, 370; ’02, 629, 718;
04, 516, 563, 781; 705, 34, 164,
801, 840; ’06, 363; ’07, 30, 69,
76, 165, 284; ’08, 371; ’09, 130,
419; 710, 6, 12, 587, 621
Acridiine. P ’02, 635
Acridine. P ’01, 370, 376; ’02, 629,
718; ’04, 516; ’05, 400; ’06, 10,
363; ’07, 166
Acridium. P ’70, 78; ’71, 149; ’73,
296; ’78, 315; 704, 532-539, 662,
668; ’07, 175-181; ’08, 20
acridodes (Achurum). P ’07, 31, 69
acridoides (Staurois). J VI, 198
Acrilla. J VIII, 190
Acris. P ’54, 59; ’55, 426; ’64, 182;
65, 84, 194; ’68, 282; 82, 329;
92, 333; ’95, 396; 703, 539; 708,
125. J VI, 84, 86
acris (Paropomala). P ’08, $71; ’09,
134, 135
(Pimenta). P ’89, 381
(Ranunculus). P ’73, 276; ’09,
491
Acritus. P 753, 288.
Acrocara. P ’07, 33
Acrocephalus. P ’83, 266
Acroceride. P ’98, 161
Acrocheilus. P 56, 183, 184; ’77, 90
Acrochilus. P ’65, 70
Acrochordide. P ’86, 300
P 73, 332
J IV, 31
Acrocinus. J I, 315; II, 139, 143
Acrocomia. P ’01, 557
Acrocrinide. P ’85, 238; ’90, 348
Acrocrinus. P ’68, 331; 785, 229,
232-278, 342, 346; ’90, 152-158
Acroculia. P ‘66, 262; ’90, 150,
176, 180
Acrodobatis. J VIII, 250
Acrodon, P 755, 355
Acrodonta. P ’64, 225; 226; 68,
281, 299
Acrodontobatis. J VIII, 250
a
Acrodus. P 72, 163
Acrodytes. P 65, 194
acrwa (Spilosoma). P ’78,315. JIV,
118
Acroglossa. P 95, 333
Acrolophitus. P ’04, 563; ’06, 363
Acroloxus. P ’60, 432
Acroneuria. P ’62, 362, 401
— (Squalus). P ’62, 235; ’64,
Acronurus. P ’84, 228
Acronyeta. P ’74, 197; 75, 24, 25-
30; 710, 295, 299, 314, 321
Lo gee (Microtus). 99, 293,
298
Acrophylla. P 04, 84
Acrophylline. P ’04, 84
Acrosoma. P ’81, 431, ’82, 255; ’87,
343; ’88, 79, 175; ’92, 50; 1900,
535; 703, 60, 119, 129, 132, 341;
704, 128; ’09, 212
acrospheria (Navicula). P ’65, 16
A P ’01, 376
aerostichoides (Aspidium). P ’60, 515
cane erneane) P ’63, 80;
(Polystichum). P ’10, 546, 550
Acrostichum. P ’89, 352; ’04, 613
Acrosticta. P ’95, 337
Acrosticum. P ’05, 697
Acrostoma. P ’57, 159
Acrostomum. P ’57, 159
Acrotomus. P ’94, 190
Acrotoxa. P ’94, 281, 420; 95, 337
Acrotrema. J V, 162
Acrotremide. J V, 162
Acrotylus. P ’01, 372
Aerulocercus. P ’99, 43
Aerydiine. P ’02, 629, 718; ’04, 658;
07, 165
Aecrydium. P ’01, 376; ‘02, 629,
632; 704, 539, 662, 666, 667, 777,
781; 705, 401, 804; 06, 20, 363;
07, 167, 192; ’08, 16; ’09, 114,
130, 419; ’10, 587, 622, 630
Actea. P 52, 73; ’58, 32; ’60, 302;
71, 239; °79, 392; °84, 80; ’88,
319; ’91, 433; ’07, 457
Actrxodis. P ’52, 77
Actwon. P 47, 287; ’60, 93; ’C1,
318; ’62, 566, 570; ’79, 222; ’80,
366; ’82, 170, 171, 172; ’84, 104;
95, 122; 04, 329, 376, 378; 705,
am. 1,.117; IL, 323; Il, 334;
IV, 287; VIII, 316
actaeon (Polistes). ’98, 447
Acteonella. P ’90, 454, 462. J VIII,
281, 315
Acteonia. P ’88, 240
Actronidea. P ’72, 273
Acteonina. P 60, 93; ’89, 301; ’91,
263; ’05, 19. J IV, 294, 299
a.
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 197
Actenoda. P ’08, 602
Actenodes. P ’73, 332
Actenodia. P ’08, 600-603
Acteodes. P ’58, 32
Acteon. j vi, 207, 210, 226; vii, 142.
P °48, 95; ’56, 63, 282; ’58, 54;
60, 185, 424
Acteonema. P ’65, 73
Acteonina. P ’60, 185, 424
Actidium. J II, 287
Actidurus. P ’54, 178; ’99, 22
Actine. P ’89, 181
Actinaria. P ’78, 311
Actinea. P ’98, 33. J I, 174
Actineda. P 704, 144
Actinella. P ’61, 459; ’62, 164; ’63,
65, 343; ’65, 7; ’98, 33, 306
Actinemys. P ’08, 114
Actinia. j i, 152, 169-185. P 45,
283; ’55, 375; ’71, 148; ’79, 198;
82, 93. J III, 140
Actinicola. J XII, 533
Actinine. P ’89, 102, 107
Actinobolus. P ’62, 578; ’72, 252;
702, 699, 700
Actinocephalide. P ’03, 640
Actinocephalus. P ’03, 44, 55, 636-
642; 705, 93
Actinoceras. P ’72, 261
Actinocrinide. P ’68, 326, 327; ’81,
177-265, 355; 785, 234, 236-
314; ’86, 66, 78, 128; ’87, 106;
"88, 372; 790, 348, 383
Actinocrinites. P ’69, 153; ’81, 267,
270; ’85, 265, 283
Actinocrinus. P ’60, 384; ’61, 131,
410; ’65, 152, 162, 164, 273; 66,
253; ’68, 326, 345-351; ’69, 86,
154-158; ’78, 237, 241-248, 264;
779, 226, 314, 370; ’81, 179-
397; ’85, 244-292, 344-358; 88,
346, 351, 356; 790, 158, 346-384.
J Il, 67
Actinoeyelus. P ’80, 41; ’90, 136;
98, 423; 1900, 476; ’01, 322
actinodes (Pecten). P ’97, 329. J
VIII, 336
Actinodiseus. P 790, 136
Actinodoris. P ’79, 108
Actinoé. P ’02, 269
Actinolite. P ’80, 280;
792, 181, 192, 201
Actinometra. P ’81, 198; 785, 288;
90, 372
Actinonema. P ’93, 159
Actinophenia. P ’61, 65
actinophora (Vitrea). P 1900, 93
Actinophrys. P ’74, 13, 23, 78, 166;
"77, 261-2; °84, 17, 293; ’87, 122
Actinopterygia. J IX, 441
Actinoptychus. P 53, 431; ’90, 136;
98, 423-425; 1900, 721, 730; ’01,
322
90, 109;
198
actinoptychus (Mastogonia). P ’90,
138
(Stephanogonia). P ’90, 139
Actinospherium. P ’74, 166; 782,
260, 261; ’83, 125-127; 784, 293;
87, 122. J XII, 18, 37, 43, 56,
59, 65, 68, 69, 103, 112
Actinotia. P ’75, 62
actinotus (Gregarina).
703, 55
(Hoplorhynchus). P
55, 637, 640
Actis. P ’89, 180
Actita. P ’90, 150
Actitis. j v, 82. P ’59, 174; ’91,
435; 93, 36; 95, 474; ’98, 79,
207; 702, 671; ’04, 580; 05, 688,
759; 708, 153; 709, 356
Actiturus. P ’59, 108; ’64, 67; 68,
150. J I, 223
Actobatis. P ’97, 428
Actochelidon. P ’62, 536
Actodromas. P ’59, 108; ’61, 170,
173, 179, 190, 229; ’64, 67; ’66, 97;
71, 30; ’05, 759
Actwonema. J IX, 121
Actophilus. P ’99, 202
actor (Partula). 785, 220; ’87, 133
Actumnine. P ’52, 82
Actumnus. P ’52, 82
actuosa (Melissodes). ’78, 208
actuosus (Ichneumon). P’73, 108, 117
acuarius (Tentaculites). P ’97, 427
P ’89, 10;
03, 44,
acuducta (Clivina). P 743, 296,
299; ’57, 82
acuductus (Tachyporus). P ’73, 327
acuens (Unio). P ’71, 190; 96,
500. J VIII, 27
acuflavida (Sterna). P ’62, 540
aculflavidus (Thalasseus). P ’62,
540, 542; ’71, 42
acufera (Acacia). P ’89, 375
Aculeata. P ’84, 204; ’92, 134
aculeata (Agama). P ’60, 508
(Aphrodita). P ’05, 294-298
(Areella). P ’76, 57
(Carditamera). P ’62, 578, 585;
"80, 32; ’87, 397, 398, 403. J
IX, 122
(Centropyxis). P ’79,
80, 338; ’87, 122
(Chorinus). P ’91, 215
(Crepidula). P ’78, 302; ’82,
167, 168; ’91, 54; ’03, 758
(Desmarestia). P ’63, 96
(Difflugia). P ’74, 14; ’76, 57
(Echinopyxis). P ’76, 57
(Epeira). P ’01, 569, 582
(Firoloida). j i, 40
(Hippolyte). P ’60, 33; ’63,
139; ’93, 116
(Maja).
163;
P 91, 215
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
aculeata. Continued.
(Ophiopholis).
176; ’01, 178
(Ophiura). P ’63, 142
(Orphulella). P ’06, 26
(Othonia). P ’79, 388
(Pereskia). P ’01, 559
(Pisonia). P ’89, 400
(Rachotropis). P ’01, 151
(Randia). P ’89, 386; ’09, 486
(Rhynchobdella). P ’63, 257
(Sealaria). J VIII, 194
(Sitta). P ’56, 254; ’59, 191;
66, 78; 799, 31
(Stephanopyxis). P ’98, 423
(Styptobasis). J IX, 484
aculeatinodis (Leptothorax). P 703,
222
aculeatissimum (Solanum). P’89, 396
aculeatum (Aspidium). P ’69, 179;
78, 406; ’84, 96
(Chondrioderma). P ’91, 390
(Lepidodendron). P ’60, 441
(Phalangium). j ii, 61
(Triceratium). P 1900, 728
aculeatus (Actinobolus). P ’72, 252
(Alpheus). P ’63, 139; ’93, 116
(Balistapus). P ’99, 496; 1900,
528; 703, 162
(Balistes). P ’99, 496; 1900,
528; 703, 162 .
P 55, 363
(Berosus).
(Cancer). J L, 449. P ’60,
33; ’63, 139; ’78, 319; ’79, 396;
93, 116
(Clinus). P ’64, 210
(Clitanarius). P ’58, 235
(Clytus). J II, 26
(Ctenodon). P ’64, 210
(Dacus). P 94, 280
(Dicrurus). P 51, 848; ’99, 39
(Encrinus). P ’86, 183
(Gasterosteus). P ’84, 159; 86,
240-250; 710, 600
aculeatus cataphractus (Gasterosteus).
P ’86, 243
aculeatus dimidiatus (Gasterosteus).
P ’86, 247
aculeatus var. noveboracensis (Gaster-
osteus). P ’86, 242
aculeatus (Humulus). J I, 182
(Hyas). P ’79, 388
(Hylesinus). j iii, $22
(Leiurus). P ’82, 276
(Lumpenus). P ’64, 210
(Macrops). P ’62, 449
(Pagurus). P ’58, 235
(Pilumnus). P ’50, 24; 771,
120; ’78, 319; ’79, 396; ’91, 178,
198
Pte users a P ’62, 423; 65,
P 63, 142; ’89,
13
P 77, 119
aculeiformis (Conus). P
aculeus (Urocoptis). P ’98, 277
— (Lamia). j iii, 329. J
aculiferus (Amniscus).
( tylus). J II, 168
aculus ( ilia).
673; 701, 654;
705, 738; ’08, 455, 564
oo coreana (Clausilia). P
wer} mokpoensis (Clausilia). P
aculus (Euphedusa).
Opeas). P ’08, 455
Ascaris
( . P 51, 282
(Bulla). j vi, 210, 216. P
82, 172
97;
(Caridina). P ’60, 29;
406
(Chonemonas). P ’05, 673
(Celopterna). P ’07, 168
(Conozoa). P ’04, 567;
383; ’07, 38; ’08, 389
P +60, 287 ;
viii, 233
"74, 14, 79;
s FOR, Os 87, 122
oe 95, 429
P 704, 109
— Ricrauthe (Fallugia).
acuminata (Fraxinus). P
61,
- j viii, 219. J I,
(Leda). J VIII, 335
(Leptachatina). P
J I, 330
. P 709,208
Magnolia). P ’76, 329;
_ 459; 701, 357, 362
(Martesia).
(Melica). P ’85, 47
(Mermis). P ’75, 15, 400
a): P .°88;:- 70s
(Nuculana). J VIII, 335
(Parapholas). P 62, 195,
(Pholas). P 748, 104;
195, 217, 371; ’82, 159
(Pleurotoma). P ’80, 365,
(Potamilla). P ’04, 159
(Seala). J VIII, 190
(Strangalia). J I, 330
J U, 168
P 05, 738
88, 17,
~~~" INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
I,
P ’82, 231; 1900,
02, 525, 526, 532;
08,
08,
48,
94,
06,
405
77,
Pp
62, 11
197
51
81,
P 62, 194, 217
86,
217
62,
368
199
acuminata. Continued.
(Trachelomonas). P ’05, 668
(Tringa). P ’98, 139
(Tritonia). P ’79, 98
(Tryblionella). P ’61, 71
acuminatum (Acrydium). P ’07, 167
(Album). P ’68, 170; ’84, 93
(Desmodium). P ’60, 511
(Fusarium). P ’95, 441
(Gomphonema). YP ’65, 16
(Mulgedium). P ’60, 514;
344
(Spherium). P ’60, 287
acuminatus (Aspidiotus). P ’99, 274
(Centrotus). vi, 303
(Cladodus). 56, 99
(Clinus). P ’60, 102
(Coluber). P ’60, 555
(Conocephalus). P ’04, 543
(Dryiophis). P ‘71, 204 J
VIII, 132
(Dryophis). P ’60, 555
(Eques). P ’97, 116
(Grammistes). P ’97, 116
(Hippolyte). P 52,24
(Juneus). P 1900, 652, 663;
710, 558
(Moryehus). P ’54, 115
(Oxybelis). P 762, 356;
107; ’71, 216; ’74, 65
(Pedilophorus). P 54,115
(Pentstemon). P ’63, 71
(Triceratium). P ’53, 432
(Typhlocolax). P ’57, 21, 26
(Virbius). P ’60, 36; ’79, 421
(Zamenis). J XI, 197, 280
acuminipennis (Cyarda). P ’07, 497
Acupalpus. P °43, 297, 301; ’60, 320;
68, 373, 376, 378, 379, 382. J
IV, 29
Sawer (Seyphophonus). J IV,
71, 130, 144;
86,
68,
Acus. P
78, 301
acus (Anoma).
(Belone).
62, 565;
P 98, 279
P '92, 249
(Carapus). P ’64, 204
(Echinorhynchus). P 56, 48
(Fierasfer). P ’84, 175
(Siphonostoma). P ’92, 250
(Spiraxis). P ’60, 152
a (Syngnathus). P ’92, 250; ’06,
(Tylosurus). P ’04, 508
(Urocoptis). P ’98, 277
Acusta. P 75, 251; ’92, 393;
526; 702, 234-240; ’04, 627;
733
acuta (Achatinella). P ’88, 45
(Anachis). P ’73, 345
Anas). j viii, 157. P
756, 296. J i 226
99,
05,
( ’d5,
316;
200
acuta. Continued.
(Anthenea). P ’89, 173
(Architectonica). P ’55, 261
(Ascaris). P 56, 52
(Biddulphia). P 1900, 691, 706
(Blaps). J ITI, 258; IV, 37
(Bulla). J VIII, 370
(Ceriphasia). P ’65, 24
(Crepidula). P ’98, 435, 436
(Cyclas). P ’60, 287
(Dafila). P ’53, 428; ’59, 109,
193; ’62, 322; °64, 71; ’66, 98;
71, 86; 5, S563. ’68,.68; “89,
267; ‘93, 32, 60; °95, 468; ’99,
467; 1900, 5; ’05, 688; 708, 84.
J IX, 404, 410
(Dussumiera). P ’60, 22
(Eleodes). P ’58, 181. J IV,
7
(Fasciolaria). P ’62, 561; ’82,
168
(Gentiana). P ’63, 74; ’74,
160
(Goniobasis). P ’64, 35; ’65,
4
(Helix). P ’73, 251
(Laminella). P ’88, 45
(Larra). P ’93, 521
(Leda). P 54, 29; 71, 133;
80, 21; ’82, 155; ’98, 419; 703,
756
(Leptoplana). P ’55, 881; ’
7
(Libellula). j viii, 24
(Loricaria). P ’71, 289
(Melania). P 64, 35, 46
(Miecrocystina). P ’05, 714
(Myra). J II, 313
(Nassa). j ii, 284. P ’91,
51; ’03, 787.
(Nueula). P ’48, 102; ’62, 581
(Nuculana). P ’62, 581
(Ophisoma). P ’82, 283
(Orphulina). P ’06, 28
(Physa). P ’60, 147
(Pleurodonte). P 710, 515
acuta acuta (Pleurodonte). P 710,
515
acuta goniasmos (Pleurodonte). P
10, 514
acuta (Sealaria). J VIII, 201
(Sillago). P ’61, 503, 504
(Stauroneis). P ’65, 12; 710,
456-458
acuta terryana (Stauroneis). P ’10,
456
acuta (Temnochila). P ’58, 68. J
IV, 32
(Typlolepta). P ’57, 21
(Viola). P ’03, 690
(Volvula). J VIII, 370
acutangula (Conulus). P ’02, 238
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
acutangula. Continued.
(Hyalina).
(Luffa). P
acutangularis-(Corbicula). P ’60, 267
(Cyrena). P ’60, fer? 274
acutangulus (Conus). P 04, 6
(Lyperus). J II, 243
( Pterostichus). P 73, 308 =~ J
II, 243
(Trochus). P ’04, 32
acutaria (Doryodes). P ’60, 215
acutedenta (Helix). P ’58, 197
acutedentata (Helix). P ’57, 1838
acuticauda (Eleodes). P ’58, 181.
J IV, 37
acuticaudus (Hylophilus). P ’65, 37
acuticornis (Metriotes). P ’04, 105
(Syrbula). P 705, 164- 174;
06, 17
acuticosta (Cardita). P ’79, 219
(Helix). J IX, 30
(Murex). j vi, 211, 217. P
48, 102
(Ostrea). P ’90, 448
(Partula). J IX, 18
(Patula). J IX, "30, 108
(Typhis). P 48, 107; 62, 560
acuticostata (Typhis). P 82, 173
(Verticordia). P ’81, 426
acuticostatum (Cardium). J VIII,
318
acuticostatus (Hippagus). P ’81, 423
acutidactylus (Dendrocrinus). P ’79,
299
acutidens (Carcharodon). P ’47,
267. J I, 142, 146
(Cheirogonus). P ’58, 40
(Holeodus). P ’72, 141
(Leda). P ’82, 159
(Nucula). P ’48, 102; ’62, 581
(Nuculana). P ’62, 581
(Priscodelphinus). P ’67, 144,
146. J VII, 433
(Pristis). P ’46, 43. J I, 11
acutifolia (Neuropteris). P ’60, 438
acutifolium (Sphagnum). J ITI, 202
acutilaqueatum (Cardium). P_ ’48,
97; ’62, 576; 780, 21
acutilineata (Ctenoides). J III, 329
(Lima). P ’05, 12
acutilirata (Delthyris). j viii, 260
acutiloba (Anemone). P ’91, 433
(Hepatica). P ’99, 109
(Orthis). P ’88,184 -
acutimarginatus (Bopyroides). P ’04,
156
acutimargo (Natica). P ’82, 210
acutipennis (Agrilus). P 745, 267;
57, 9; °73, 91, 93
acutipennis texensis (Chordeiles). P
703, 26
acutipennis (Erianthus). P ’04, 672
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acutipennis. Continued.
(Motacilla). P ’67, 220
P 56, 137;
62, 331; 789, 250, 254
(Anolis). P ’91, 459
(Antaceus). P ’62, 331; ’89,
254, 256
(Capulus). P ’66, 264; ’90,
153, 160, 170
(Epinephelus). P ’84, 102
(Heteralocha). P ’99, 56’
eeoonti) P 1900, 494
zo urena). P 760, 476; 1900,
(Mycteroperca). P ’87, 388;
07, 261
acutirostris tinca (Mycteroperca). P
07, 261
acutirostris (Nemotelus). P 95, 321
(Neomorpha). P ’99, 56
ae). P ’52, 26; ’93,
rors) P ’66, 264; ’90,
(Polychrus). P ’96, 311; °98,
103, 106_
(Serranus). P ’65, 105
(Unio). P ’66,34. J VI, 270
acutispira (Natica). P ’61, 363;
"76, 296
Acutispora. P ’03, 682, 640-643
acutisquamata (Eleocharis). P ’62,
10, 168
acutissima (Hirasea). P ’02, 30
(Pleurodonte). P 710,515
acutissimus (Ammonites). J VIII,
273, 310
P 52, 91
(Cambarus).
P '53, 244; ’54, 243;
(Unio).
56, 214; °77, 27. J ILI, 297;
P 65, 25
V, 411
acutocarinata (Elimia).
ee esis) P ’65,-25; °72,
(Melania). P ’96, 496
acutofemoratus (Alpheus). P ’52, 22
acutum (Buccinum). P ’91, 261
(Goniosoma). P ’91, 215
(Macrochilus). P ’89, 304
(Smilium). P ’08, 107
acutum var. meekanum (Solarium).
P 95, 114-125
acutum (Triceratium). P 1900, 706
acutus (Alburnus). P ’64, 281
(Anaulus). P 1900, 735-736
fon — P 56, 228, 231;
?
(Bulimulus). P 96, 436
(Cambarus). P ’52, 91
(Caprimulgus). P ’51, 188
(Caracolus). P ’92, 129
» adamantea (Caudisona).
acutus. Continued.
(Chirodus). P °56, 99
(Chordeiles). P ’51, 186, 188
(Corydoras). P ’71, 279, 281;
03, 506
(Crocodilus). j iii, 392; iv,
19. P 54, 103; ’56, 237; ’68, 96;
’87, 359
(Cureulio). j iii, 310
(Elasmodes). P ’57, 21, 26
(Evarthrus). P ’73, 319. J
II, 231
(Exocetus). P ’57, 178
(Fusus). P ’48, 100
woe. P 58, 99; 80,
(Hipponyx). P ’04, 25
(Jassus). j vi, 306
(Lucerna). P ’92, 129
(Nesiotus). P ’96, 436
(Phaerodus). P ’73, 99
(Pterotocrinus). P ’81, 265;
90, 158, 177
(Seoliodon). P ’05, 458
(Soleniseus). P ’89, 307
(Tachysphex). P ’93, 507, 521
(Tureeodus). P ’57, 167
(Typhlocolax). P ’57, 21
(Virbius). P ’60, 85
(Zaphrentis). P ’65, 111
acuum (Cylindrocolla). P ’93, 465
Acyclus. P ’82, 245-247
Adalaria. P ’79, 72; ’80, 52
Adalia. P ’52, 131
P ’66, 309
adamanteus (Crotalus). P ’53, 415,
418; '54, 207; ’59, 337; ’84, 140;
701, 101, 102; ’06, 110
adamanteus adamanteus (Crotalus).
P 701, 102, 105
adamanteus atrox (Crotalus). P ’92,
336, 337; 701, 103; 703, 30, 33
adamanteus scutulatus (Crotalus).
P ’01, 103
adamantinus (Litholepis). P ’77, 85,
97
Adamastor. P ’64, 117, 119, 142;
66, 26, 135, 192
adamastor (Procellaria).
121, 142
Adamatella. P ’10, 371
Adamia. P ’58, 129
adamsi (Area). P ’91, 47, 142
(Argia). P ’08, 490
(Lecythiocrinus). P ’86, 152
(Lepton). P ’72, 227
(Lingula). P ’73, 202
(Magasella). P ’73, 188; 77,
163; 91, 169, 170
(Mysia). P ’72, 95
(Pupina). P ’05, 726
(Scintilla). P ’72, 223
P 64, 119,
202
adamsiana (Lucidella). P ’10, 525
(Urocoptis). P ’98, 274
Adamsiella. P 710, 523
adamsii (Achatinella). P ’88, 26
(Arca). P ’88, 324
(Colymbus). P ’62, 227; ’64,
21; ’69, 184
P 1900, 5
(Gavia).
(Seila). P ’03, 758
(Urinator). P ’98, 126
Adana. P ’07, 485
adansonii (Cerithium). P ’07, 364
(Coturnix). P ’59, 172; 799,
48
(Cyeladina). P ’72, 229
(Exealfactoria). P ’99, 48
(Lucina). P ’72, 82
(Mysia). P 772,95
(Solen). P ’98, 61
(Synoicus). P ’59, 172
Adapide. P ’83, 80; ’04, 149
adapinus (Loxolophus). P ’92, 297
Adapis. P ’74, 116; ’90, 55; 702,
253; 704, 155
Adapisorex. P ’90, 54, 56
Adapisoricide. P ’90, 56
Adapisoriculus. P 90, 54, 56
adcockiana (Xanthomelon). Pr 96
345
addendus (Agrilus).
addisoni (Clausilia).
P ’73, 91, 95
P ’01, 502, 638-
644, 653; ’02, 520
addisonii (Panicum). P 710, 548,
579
additus (Ichneumon). P ’73, 106,
114
Addox. P ’83, 269
adducta (Nomada). P ’03, 594
adela (Helix). P ’93, 256, 275
adela var. mionecton (Helix).
275
adele (Trichosoma). P ’97, 65
(Vallonia). P ’93, 256, 276
adelaide (Dendreca). P 66, 68
(Pupoides). P 1900, 428
Adelarus. P ’62, 304; ’69, 214
Adelia. P ’09, 486
adelia (Catanactes). P ’72, 175, 196
adelie (Dasyrhamphus). P ’72, 196
(Pygoscelis). P ’72, 176, 196
(Spheniseus). P 73, 196
Adelina. P ’54, 219. J IV, 38
adelinee (Crassatella). ts 73, 130, 249
P 93,
(Ganesella). P 701, 546; 05,
709
(Limnea). P ’63, 148
Adelocera. P ’59, 86, 283, 289; 66,
389; ’73, 333
Adelocrinus. P ’79, 370; 781, 231
Adelonycteris. P ’91, 466; ’92, 217;
94, 157, 218, 396; ’96, 204, 291,
517; ’97, 33, 224
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Adelopoma. P ’04, 619; ’05, 707
Adelosia. J II, 225, 242, 244
adelphus (Gomphus). P ’62, 393
Adenandra. P ’58, 127
Adenocalymna. P 158, 131
Adenocaulon. P ’84, 86
Adenomera. J VI, 192, 195
Adenomide. P 60, 371
Adenomus. P ’60, B71; 62, 358. J
VI, 193
adenophorum (Eupatorium). P ’09,
494
adenoptera (Euphorbia).
Adeorbis. P ’60, 232; ’82, 170; 88,
170; ’97, 363; ’199, 81. J Vil, 365
Adephaga. J IV, 13
Adesmacea, P 62, 200, 460
Adetus. P ’73, 336. J II, 142, 161
adhaesipinnis (Uranoscopus). P 62,
502
adiantifolia (Aneimia). P ’89, 352
(Salisburia). P ’67, 83; ’82, 9
adiantifolium (Aspidium). P ’89, 352
Adiantites. P ’60, 439, 519
Adiantum. P ’60, 515; ’84, 96; ’89,
798, 389
352; 798, 409; 1900, 485; 701, 560;
05, 699
Adimantus. P ’07, 180
Adimonia. P -’65, 213, 214; ’73, 55
Adinia. P 759, 117; 77, 92
adjecta Gieanetinanaen P...B& ats
"57, 17
(Buprestis). P ’73, 88
adjicialis (Hemiteles). P ’73, 169,
172
adjunectus (Cyclophorus). P ’87, 148
(Ichneumon). P ’94, 185
(Ostodes). P ’87, 148
(Pterostichus). P 773,
314. J II, 245
Admestina. P ’92, 78
Admete. P ’61, 97; ’90, 397
admete (Tholamita). P ’58, 39
Admetus. P ’04, 142
admirabilis (Clavaria). J III, 224
‘73, 169, 175
(Hemiteles). P
(Syrbula). P ’04, 784; ’05, 36,
53; '06, 17, 363; ’07, 32, 286; ’09,
136; °10, 587, 617, 625
admirandus (Mesostenus). P ’73,
306,
151, 155
admodesta (Nesopupa). -P 1900, 433
admonitus (Mesostenus). P ’73, 151,
160
admotus (Mesostenus). P ’73, 151,
156
adnata (Urocoptis).
adnatum (Peltophorum).
adnatus (Aster). j vii, 82
Adocide. P ’91, 420, 430
Adocus. P ’68, 285; ’91, 428
adolfi (Dicroglossus). P ’62, 341
P °98, 277
P 89, 378
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Adoneta. P ’56,158
adoneus (Ranunculus). P ’63, 56
Adonia. P ’52, 130
adonidis ( omela). P
60, 316; ’7%, 51
(Phedon). P ’60, 316
adonidum (Coceus). P ’99, 260, 261
(Dactylopius). P ’99, 261
(Pediculus). P ’99, 261
Adopogon. P 1900, 483
Adoxa. P ’63, 63
56, 39;
adoxa (Feronia). J II, 236
(Phonipara). P ’63, 297
(Platysma). P ’43, 297
Adoxis. P ’73, 33
adonus (Pterostichus). P
314. J II, «36
oer, 458 (Hypericum). P 702, 668;
Adrana. P 795, 47. J VIII, 335
Adranes. P 66, 108
Adrastus. P 45, 219
adriatica (Podocystis). P
61, 70
adriaticum (Rhabdonema). P ’61,
71; 1900, 74, 473
adscendens (Aster). P ’63, 64
(Saxifraga). P ’63, 62
oo (Epinephelus). P 97,
a). P 04, 295. J
. (Perea). P ’04, 225
(Trachinus). P 97, 104
adscita pretus (Sphinx). P ’60, 546
Adspergillum. P ’61, 474
eee (Se (Saperda). J II, 162
eallis (Blatella). ’p 05, 32,
53; 707, 26
_ adspersus ’(Anthrenus). P 44, 116
(Apogonichthys). P ’07, 433
(Balistes). P ’99, 360
(Geotriton). P 65, 196
(Leander). P ’93, 119
(Oedipus). P ’69, 103, 104
(Palemon). P ’93, 119
(Paralichthys). P ’99, 363
(Picus). P ’63, 325
(Pseudorhombus). P ’99, 363
(Stictodiseus). P 1900, 729
(Tautogolabrus). P ’04, 510;
710, 601
adstricta (Pterostichus).
adstrictus (Pterostichus).
adstringens (Plegorhiza).
adultus (Eretmocrinus).
349
(Hemiteles). P 73, 169, 173
aduneca (Crepidula). P 798, 435,
441; 704, 346; ’07, 321. J XII, 6
eee): P 874, 2875" *76,
73, 304,
53, 432;
P ’73, 309
J Il, 256
JI, 27
P ’81, 224,
203
aduncospinosus (Murex). P ’90, 71;
94, 224
aduncum (Hypnum). P ’63, 96
aduncus -(Galeocerdo). P 67, 141.
J I, 191; VIII, 254
adusta (Achatinellastrum). P ’88, 32
(Alseonax). P ’89, 146
(Carex). P ’87, 79
(Diomedea). Pp 66, 175, 187
(Goniobasis). P 64, 45; 65,
(Limnophila). P 59, 233,
285; 60, 15
P 60, 55
(Melania).
(Partula). P °85, 218. J IX,
J III, 215
79
adustum (Hydnum).
adustus (Laemophloeus). P ’54, 74
(Polyporus). J ITI, 209
advectus (Xysticus). P ’09, 214
advena (Astacus). P ’55, 402
(Calathus). P ’60, 318
(Crataegus). P ’10, 165, 175
(Cryptophagus). P 54, 78
(Hypancistrocerus). P ’02, 53
(Nuphar). P ’60, 199; 780,
157
(Nymphea).
(Odynerus ). 02, 53
(Pachygrapsus). P ’80, 199
(Pepsis). P ’97, 282
(Pristodactyla). P ’54, 88
(Silvanus). P ’54, 78; ’76, 271
adversarium (Busycon). P ’62, 560,
584
(Fulgur). 782, 175
adversarius (Conus). P ’48, 98; ’62,
566; ’82, 167, 168
Aechmea. P ’58, 122
7Echmophorus. P ’62, 229, 404;
769, 211; ’93, 21, 29. J IX, 396,
397
ZEcidium. P 71, 296;
93, 155; ’99, 108, 109;
J II, 281, 283
7edilis. P 754, 82; ’54, 38, 39; 766,
349. J II, 140, 143, 173, 175
edon (Troglodytes). P ’53, 312, 399;
i, 133
75, 329;
02, 474.
56, 288; °66, 78; °73, 293; °75,
351; ‘91, 437; ’96, 164; 98, SH;
99, 20; 708, 156
sedon aztecus ’(‘Troglodytes). P ’90,
213; 792, 125
eedon ” parkmanii
93, 56, 65; 704, 584;
Aedophron. P 75, 422
Aega. P ’54,176; 64, 156;
Aegacylla. P ’54, 176
7Egeon. P 93, 125; ’95, 184
eger (Eros).. J I, 80
(Pelecyphorus).
(Philolithus).
(Troglodytes). P.
05, 686
91, 187
J IV, 19
J IV, 37
204
fEgeria. j iii, 216
7Egeride. P 775, 32-52
Aégeriide. P ’60, 14
egeriiformis (Lepidophora). P ’95,
326
fEgiale. P ’76, 148-150
egialioides (Psammodius).
ZEgialites. P 64, 66;
67; 708, 90, 95
J 1, 107
59, 173; 83,
Rgialitis. P 59, 192, 301, 306;
60, 378; 61, 228; ’62, 321; ‘66,
96; ’68, 84, 150; ’71, 28; 75, 357;
790, 203; 399, 105, 113, 150; 93,
87, Gls: Oe "474, 505; 98, 207;
99, 14, 29; 705, 759; 09, 356
egialitis (Pythia). if 08, 85
egilopoides (‘Triticum). P ’63, 79
ZEgilops. P ’75, 437
OT bas (Actinoerinus). P ’69, 159;
1
" adovietinin), P 760, 159;
81, 322
(Teleiocrinus). P ’81, 322
Egilopsis. P ’60, 571
7Egina. P ’91, 481; ’01, 154
egina (Decadocrinus). P ’79, 342
(Poteriocrinus). P ’79, 342;
782, 27
cee). P °79, 342;
"82, 27
ginella. P ’01, 154
fEgiothus. P 61, 221, 374; ’63, 40;
66, 84; ’69, 180- 189; 75, 350
Reista. ’p 92, 214, 393 ; 99, 527; .
701, 564, 617; 04, 625 ; 05, 730;
08, 33
ABgithalus, P ’55, 325; ’59, 41; 799,
Agithina. P 67, 221
Eglea. P 58, 238 ; 65, 42
sin “RS (Melanogrammus). P ’04,
1
ZEgleidea. P ’58, 238
css (Gadus), P ’62, 280; ’63,
(Melanogramma). P ’63, 250;
"62, 280; ’63, 237
’(Morrhua). P ’63, 237
i Ay ita (Ammonites). J VIII, 267,
fEgomorphus, J II, 176
‘Egopina. P ’94, 15
JEgopogon. P 91, 306
7Egopsis. P 94, 13
wegra (Hydnocera).
(Sarcophaga). P ’95, 334
egrota (Pecilocerus). P ’01, 374
egrotus (Pelecyphorus). P ’61, 337
(Phymateus). P ’01, 374
egyptiaca (Cardita). P ’02, 699
(Cynonyeteris). P ’89, 337
P 95, 334
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
egyptiaca. Continued.
(Galatea). P ’61, 25
(Ocypoda). P ’80, 180
(Venus). P ’61, 25
egyptiacum (Dactyloctenium). P ’C/,
24; ’89, 361
egyptiacus (Anas). P ’05, 761
(Cerastes). P ’59, 340
(Chenalopex). P ’05, 761
(Gallichthys). P ’05, 86
(Merops). P ’70, 88
(Platydactylus). Pp "87, 359;
464
(Trionyx). P ’57, 72; ’08, 115
egyptius (Falco). P 05, 763
(Milvus). P 705, 763
Aéllo. P ’02, 160, 162
Aellopos. J I, 204; IV, 131
7Elodon. J II, 198
7Elosoma. P ’86, 346; 04, 688; 707,
111
Aelurichthys.
Aelurodon. P ’58, 22, 158; ’70, 66;
79, 173; ’92, 425. J VII, 20, 28,
68, 356, 367
Aelurogale. P 89, 216,
229
7Eluroidea. P ’89, 232
ZElurus. P ’98, 72-75
emaricus (Cyclorhamphus). P 774,
125. J VIII, 159
emilianus (Hippagus). P
428
96,
P 77, 216
79, 170;
81, 423,
emula (Bassania). P ’09, 215
(Mordellistena). P 62, 51
reemulus (Poteriocrinus). P ’86, 158
genas americana (Columba). j iv, 264
genea (Argia). P ’08, 481, 487, 489,
490
(Buprestis). P ’44, 144
7g Eee? P 54, 227; 702,
(Chetopsis). P ’95, 337
(Cichla). P 760, 20.
214; III, 287; VI, 217
(Clausilia). P 03, 817
(Columba). P 754, 227; ’64,
248; 702, 672
(Cychla). P ’06, 513
(Cyclodina). P ’57, 196
(Donacia). P ’51, 312
(Gastrophysa). P ’56, 39
(Hylorhina). J VI, 112
(Lagria). P ’45, 311
(Lytta). j iii, 301. P 53, 337
(Mabuia). P ’62, 186
(Statyra). P 45, 811
eneicauda (Chalybura). P ’65, 38
eneicollis (Ochthedromus). P ’57,5
(Orchestris). P ’73, 67
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____ INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
eneifrons (Perdita). P
91
(Cantharis).
(Coseinoptera). P °73, 28
(Kuryscopa). J IV, 26
(Lytta). P °53, 334. J IV, 39
lost ard (Anthaxia). PST, 9;
"73, 3
eneola Bi erecdothria). P 73, 90
(Melanophila). P ’44, 146
gwneolus (Athoiis). P ’44, 156
(Blapstinus). P 46, 65
P °73, 31
96, 28, 47,
enei P 53, 334.
J
tocephal
(Dyechirias). KS "57, 76
’P °07, 186
P 54, 16;
P 73, 29
). P 52, 170; 66,
355. J IV, 136
P 95, 335
(Pristoscelis). P ’66, 350, 355
(Coscinoptera).
gneum (Bryum). P ’63, 95
(Callichthys). P ’71, 282
(Hoplosoma). P ’71, 282
(Lyymexylon). iii, 301
gneus (Agelaius). P °48, 90
(Anolis). P ’56, 231
(Astyanax). P
(Centrarchus). P
217
ae ory dores). P. 771, 278; OB,
(Cryptocephalus). J I, 256
(Dicrurus). P ’67, 219
(Dryinus). P ’60, 555
(Dryophis). P ’60, 485
(Eumolpus). P ’47, 175
(Glaucis). P ’67, 232
(Johnius). P ’82, 306
(Malachius). P ’52, 165
(Molothrus). P ’66, 18
(Oxybelis). 56, 237
(Panaspis). P ’68, 317
(Philonthus). P ’44, 36
(Phymatodes). P ’54,1
(Plethodon). P ’95, 402
618
(Psarocolius).
; 1900,
P 66, 18
(Quisealus). P ’69, 134
(Sealops). P 53, 299, 326, 327
(Tetragonopterus). P "76, 336
(Turdus). P ’64, 250
(Zozymus). P ’58, 32
enigma (Carymura).
(Terebratula).
fningensis (Galecynus).
7Enona. P 05, 16
P 90, 425
205
wnone (Cynthia). P ’85, 84
nus (Restio). P 03, 423
fEolide. P ’99, 522
fEolidia. P 79, 71, 73-75;
Aeolidiana. P 79, 73
Aeolidiide. P 79, 72-88
Aeolis. P ’79, 79; 04, 329, 376.
J XII, 6, 56, 59, 61
Koloplus. ’p 02, 7 23;
08, 366, 394, "395;
465
80, 83
06, 385, 401;
09, 112, 160,
ZEolosoma. P 750, 34. J II, 46
eolus (Sanguinolites). _ 71, 69
7Eomophorus. P ’08, 87
fEora. P 05, 16
wospila (Scala).
ZEpidea.
epim (Aleyrodes).
Aepus. P ’68, 379
aepyptera (Ammocetes). P ’60, 827
(Lampetra). P ’07, 465
— (Goniobasis). P ’65, 28. J V,
61, 122; 65,
P ’85, 88
J VIII, 32
P °54, 175; '58,
J VIII, 202
P 60, 488; 61, 75
P 02, 281
(Melania). P
28. J V, 240
(Petrablattina).
equabilis (Calepteryx).
(Clibanarius).
235, 247
(Pagurus). P ’51, 271
(Batocrinus). P ’81, 339
aequale (Amphidesma). P ’48, 95
(Spharagemon). P ’06, 378
(Teniosoma). P ’57, 162
equalis (Abra). P ’71, 138; ’03, 757
(Actinocrinus). P ’68, 351;
781, 339
(Amphidesma).
(Asterias).
(Athoiis).
(Batocrinus).
339
(Cakile). P ’89, 364; ’05, 698
(Clibanarius). P ’54, 175
(Cyeclas). P ’60, 287, 297; ’62,
(Cyprina).
(Cyrena).
(Datames). P ’04, 89
(Donacia). j iii, 428. P ’51,
316
(Goniobasis). P ’64, 28
(Gryllus). P ’04, 525
(Helichus). P ’54, 81
(Hister). jv, 44
(Hololepta). j v, 47
(Idiostatus). P ’09, 481
(Lachnosterna). J III, 238;
IV, 33
(Leda). P 754, 29
(Melania). P ’64, 28
j ii, 307
P ’89, 169
P °44, 158
P ’68, 351; ’81,
P 61, 27, 30
P 60, 274
206
equalis. Continued.
(Notogonia). P 93, 485, 486;
02, 731
(Nucula). P ’48, 102
(Oedipoda). P ’70, 80
(Pagurus). P ’52, 6
(Platyerinus). P ’81, 244
(Pliocereus). P ’65, 190
no (F olyPhage)- P 03, 178, 180,
(Poteriocrinus). P ’79, 332,
335, 339
(Seaphiocrinus). P ’69, 138;
79, 335, 339
(Tachysphex). P ’93, 507, 517
(Tostegoptera). P ’53, 440;
54, 217. J III, 238; IV, 33
(Trox). P °54, 213
(Turbonilla). 99, 172
(Turritella). jv, 208
(Venus). P ’61, 30
equata (Abra). P ’62, 574
(Amphidesma). P ’43, 807;
62, 574; ’82, 155
(Cyclas). P ’60, 287
(Syndosmya). P 754, 29
equatorialis (Ammonites). J VIII,
310
(Momotus). P ’99, 305
(Quiscalus). P ’66, 414
(Seolecophagus). P ’66, 414
aequatum (Amphidesma). P ’48, 95
aequatus (Unio). P ’57,170. J IV,
, 89
equibrachiatus (Actinocrinus). P ’68,
351; 781, 339
(Batocrinus). P ’68, 351
aequicolle (Aulonium). P ’59, 84,
288
aequicostata (Area). P ’48, 96; ’62,
579; 781, 451; ’82, 154
(Bythinella). P ’89, 86
(Seapharea). P ’62, 579
equicostatus (Pecten). P ’90, 454
(Productus). P ’58, 10; ’88,
227
7Equidens. P ’03, 532, 534
aequidens (Culius). P ’85, 76, 79
(Eleotris). P ’85, 75, 76, 79
(Otolithus). P ’62, 16, 18
equilatera (Crenella). P ’62, 579;
’82, 158
(Cyrena). P ’60, 274
(Nuecula). P ’48, 102; 62, 579
eequilaterale (Pisidium). P 72, 104
equilateralis (Tancredia). P ’60,
188, 418
equilaterum (Platyceras). P ’68, 331
fequimanus (Bernhardus). P ’52, 7;
58, 235
(Beteeus). P ’52, 28
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
equimanus. Continued.
(Isocheles). P ’58, 235
equimarginalis (Cardinia). P '62,
4138; 63, 13
(Edmondis). P ’63, 13; 65,
110, 127
sequinoctialis (Ardea). jv, 66
(Faleo). P ’75, 89
(Geothlypas). P ’66, 69
(Majaqueus). P 64, 118, 142;
66, 193-195
(Priofinus).
P 764, 118, 142
(Procellaria).
P 64, 118, 142;
66, 193-195
(Puffinus). P ’66, 157, 196
equiradiata (Atrypa). j viii, 233,
266
equistriata (Naticopsis). P ’71, 76
(Petricola). P ’01, 205
(Platyostoma). P 771, 76
(Tellina). j iv, 145. P ’48,
’82, 160
780, 22;
(Turritella). ’p 62, 567, 584;
86, 351; ’87, 341, 397, 399, 401,
404; 90, 145. J Ix, 122
aequituberculata (Arbacia). P
355
P ’88, 325
P ’48, 98
106;
63,
equorea (Aplysia).
(Cytherea).
(Eryeina). P ’48, 99
(Mactropsis). P 54, 30
(Meretrix). P 754, 29; "55, 257
(Procellaria). P 164, "88
(Triquetra). P ’48, 106
equoreus (Cassidulus). j viii, 224.
P 05, 7
(Syngnathus). P ’92, 250
eralon (Falco). P ’58, 305
werata (Coptodera). P ’43, 296
wratus (Dicrurus). P ’67, 219
aerea (Altica). P 47, 167
(Dibolia). P 47, 167; ’73, 67
(Muscicapa). P ’67, 219
(Temnochila). P ’58, 68. J
IV, 32
(Venus). J VIII, 318
ereola Sar sonny ee ee
ereum (Oallidium). J II, 33
ereus (Athoiis). P 744, 156
(Baridius). P "68, 362, 365
(Cuculus). P ’59, 142
(Elater). P 44, 156.
(Iphthinus). P ’46, 65
(Pachyurgus). P ’73, 335
(Phymatodes). J II, 33
(Tenebrio). P ’46, 65
(Zanclostomus). P 59, 142
aeriferella (Lithocolletis). ’p
318, 320
Aerodramus. P 06, 179, 182
Aerolia. P ’61, 184
7Eronautes. P "103, 27
59,
Piel Sain a ay
wshne (Geniorhynchus).
_ wsiope (Tereias).
ite ay eee ee ee
= , fe. ee te Oa ha
Aerope. P ’89, 277; ’90, 41
rosa (Brachys). P ’73, 96
aerostaticus “Ageimacgaaes P ae 164
aeruginosa (Brachys) 57,
(Chama). P ’72, 116
(Haltica). P ’59, 286, 292
(Helix). P 57, 185; ’58, 197
ruginosum (Agonum). P ’54, 51
(Hydnuum). J Il, 217
P: 773, 53
P 701, 217
. j iii, 343; vii, 193;
viii, 151. P ’66, 43; ’70, 145
(Hypotriorehis). P ’70, 146
aesalon dominicensis (Accipiter). P
70, 149
Aesalus. P ’54, 217
#ischna. P ’01, 127; ’03, 760
Aeschnina. P ’62, 381, 383
7Eschnine. P 98, 148
Zéschrodomus. P ’92, 402
Aeschynanthus. P 58, 131
FEschynite. P ’97, 437
oa (Erythrolampus).
esculi a meme P ’47, 171.
J I, 261
(Toxotus). J I, 321
Aesculus. P ’60, 443; ’62, 12; ’87,
156; ’89, 63; ’90, 274; 94, 166;
01, 356, 358; 709, 58, 60. J Il, 85
ZEshna. viii, 9. P 08, 462-468,
_ 475, 48
488-490
P 07, 237
7ishnine. P ’08, 462-470, 476, 485
P ’85, 85
et 4 (Hydrochoerus). P ’56, 165;
» 2e6; 90, 184. J VI, 263,
358, 407 :
(Oromys). P
165. J VII, 407
fEsopia. P ’97, 90
ssopus (Avicula). j viii, 238
Serrasalmo). P ’71, 269. 292;
P 60,
53, 241; 756,
(
06, 46
(Unio). P ’53, 248; 59, 330.
J V, 417, 432
Aesthenodon. P 87, 290
estiva (Contia). P 301, 65
Dendreca). P 66, 69; 68,
83; ’75, 352; ’83, 61
(Dendroica). P ’59, 106, 191;
60, 191, 192; ’68, 149; 91, 437;
92, 111; 793, "54, 64; 95, 495; 96,
158, 159 ; 98, 85, 217; 704, 584;
08, 155
__INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
207
westiva morconi (Dendroica). P 93,
22, 55
estiva sonorana (Dendroica). P ’92,
123
estiva (Motacilla). j iv, 191. P
60, 191, 192
(Pyranga). P 748,90; ’55, 312;
759, 106; ’60, 140; ’66, 71; ’68,
149; ’69, 129, 130; °71, 21; °75,
349
westiva cooperi (Pyranga). P ’08, 99
estiva (Sylvia). ae iv, 191, 199; viii,
153. P 756,
(Sylvicola). P 53, 310, 312,
398; 755, 309; ’63, 292. J Il, 262
(Tanagra). j iv, 53. P ’53,
400; 60, 140; 69,130 .
estivalis (Carex). P ’87, 73
(Colletes). P ’98, 53, 54
(Gobio). P ’56, 189
—- bachmani (Peucma). P 95,
490
estivalis (Pomolobus). P 710, 600
(Saxifraga). P ’63, 62
(Vitis). P 8, ‘271, 272;
1900, 549, 659, 667; 02, 653, 662;
710, 568
westivus (Chlaenius). P ’56, 25, 27
(Coluber). j v, 357. P ’60,
560; 701, 65
(Cyclo phis). P ’60, 560; 72,
40; 701, 65; ’03, 554, 556
(Herpetodryas). P ’56, 307;
"57, 53; 60, 560; ’08, 122
‘Ceptophis). Pp 60, 560; ’71,
49; 01, 65
99 (OPneodtys). P '60, 560; °95,
(Philodryas). P ’62, 348
(Psittacus). P ’64, 240
#Estrelata. P 62, 327; ’69, 213
ZEstrelater. P 66, 26, 134-171, 191
eestuans (Bactrododema). ig 04, 70
(Fleurya). P ’89, 403
(Xylocopa). P 96, 556
estuosa (Lygosomella). P ’57, 196
7Etea. P 78, 304
#thalium. P 02, 649, 665
ZEthaloperea. J XII, 522
7Ethecerus. P ’66, 349
wthereus (Caprimulgus). P ’51, 184
(Nyctibius). P ’51, 184
(Phaeaton). P ’75, 357
Aetheria. P ’88, 123
wethiopica (Calla). P ’75, 18
(Giraffa). P ’96, 518
(Ibis). P ’05, 760
(Quelea). P ’05, 779
(Richardia). P ’78, 40; 784,
142; 789, 359
ethiopicus (Grapsus). P ’80, 200
(Laniarius). P ’05, 774
208
zethiopicus. Continued.
(Pachygrapsus). P ’80, 198,
200
(Phacocherus). P ’78, 61
(Phractomys). P ’96, 526
(Tantalus). P ’59, 174
(Turdus). P ’05, 774
ZEthiops. P 757, 37; 759, 135
ethiops (7Zlurus). P ’98, 72
(Cercopithecus). P ’88, 96
(Clausilia). P °01, 648
(Ectinus). P ’44, 159
(Larra). P 793, 529
(Larrada). P ’93, 529
(Macron). P ’78, 397
(Mylocyprinus). P ’83, 154
(Ophiocoma). P ’89, 177
(Rallus). P ’94, 147
(Tachysphex). P ’93, 507, 529
(Thynnus). P ’98, 72
(Unio). P ’60, 91. J V, 878
7Ethra. P ’57, 221
ethyopicus (Phacocherus). P ’88, 101
etites (Natica). P ’48, 102; ’80,
364. J IX, 131, 135
7ZEtobatide. P ’92, 240
Aetobatis. P ’55, 395, 396; ’67, 139,
156; ’77, 216; ’92, 240. J VIII,
244
Aetobatus. P ’97, 93; ’10, 475
ZEtomorphe. P ’70, 87
Afer. J III, 332
afer (Corvus). P ’64, 242; ’67, 216
afer fugax (Dicrurus). P ’05, 781
afer (Epinephelus). P ’07, 258
(Eurystomus). P ’59, 33
(Fusus). J III, 332
(Gymnothorax). P ’84, 101
(Lasiomys). P ’96, 534
(Tetrao). P 64, 247
aferula (Unio). P ’64, 109
aferulus (Unio). J VI, 34
affabilis (Anthophora). P ’78, 189
(Nomada). P 703, 581, 582,
586, 587
affiliatum (Microcentrum). P ’08, 399
affiliatus (Clerus). P ’58, 72. J IV, 36
affine (Agonum). P ’54, 59; ’73, 323
(Basilichthys). P ’99, 338, 342
(Bembidium). P 57,5; ’02, 72
(Chirostoma); P ’62, 280; ’99,
338, 342
(Cinnamomum). P ’68, 148
(Dentalium). P ’97, 465, 470
(Diagramma). J XII, 527
(Doreatoma). P ’59, 290
(Epilobium). P ’84, 84
(Gleosporium). P ’94, 371
Pi asians J VII, 21, 286,
?
affine | Sania (Hydrochoerus). P
86, 2
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
affine (Mnium).
(Monostomum).
(Oiceoptoma). P ’53, 279
(Orthotrichum). P ’63, 95
(Pelamys). P ’04, 761
(Plectropoma). P ’62, 236
(Prosthiostomum). P ’57, 22, 28
(Sargassum). P ’89, 351
(Siphonostomum). J III, 148
(Siphostoma). P ’84, 45
(Sparganum). P ’56, 46, 53
(Trypanostoma). P ’64, 4
J VI, 145
(Viseum). J I, 185
affinis (Acanthodes). P ’10, 663
(Acrostegastes). P ’01, 376
(Acteon). J VIII, 316
(Acteodes). P ’52, 78; ’58, 32
(Alestes). P 766, 445
(Alphaeus). P ’78, 93; ’93, 113
(Amastra). P ’88, 44
(Anacyrtus). P ’06, 457
(Anchitherium). P 758, 26,
158. J VII, 402
(Anculosa). P ’64, 99
(Anculotus). P ’64, 99
(Anonyx). P ’01, 167
(Astacus). J i, 68, 443. P
50, 25; ’52, 87, 88
(Atherinops). P ’03, 741
(Atherinopsis). P ’62, 280
(Athleta. P ’53, 449
(Atropis). J VILI, 406; LX, 97
(Aythya). P ’89, 267; 793, 33;
95, 469. J IX, 405
(Beryx). P ’62, 238
(Bothreichis). P ’71, 204; J
VIL, 95
(Bothriopsis). P 71, 208. J
VIII, 150
(Botrytis). P ’93, 169
(Brachyalestis). P ’06, 445
(Cambarus). P ’52, 87
(Campylorhynchus). P ’59, 298,
301, 303, 304; ’66, 77
P '63, 96
P 58, 110
(Cancer). P 758, 34
(Caprimulgus). P ’02, 677
(Caranx). P ’05, 76
(Cardita). P 702, 703, 706,
707, 713
(Carditamera). P 772, 257;
02, 706
(Cardium). J VIII, 334
(Carpocrinus). P ’81, 281
(Cassicus). P’67, 64
(Caulolatilus). P ’65, 68, 67;
80, 13-19
(Charybdis). P 752, 85
(Chelanops). P ’04, 141
(Chimera). P ’77, 220
(Clinostomus). P ’56, 212. J
VI, 209, 228, 240
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___---~ INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
affinis. Continued.
tGolloent P 705, 765
Collocalia). P 206, 206
(Cordillacris). P 07, 69; 710,
(Cornus). P ’91, 446
(Corvus). P 60, 135
( on). P 95, 175, 790
: oe ¥E, Z02
Pp 01, 175
P 91, 443
12
P 61, 524
(Esox). P ’65, 79; ’85, 371, 375
(Eulaemus).
ee
Tra
(Mabelliss):
(Fovia).
P 57, 198.
P ’90, 210
. P 02, 275
P 79, 79
P 57, 24
(Puligula). P °75,356. J I, 226
(Pulix). P 62, 322;
71, 37; 08, 84
(Gambusia). P
64, 71;
59, 120; 704,
(Gebia). i, 241. P 50, 29;
78, 327 ; 9, i ; 88, 333. J ILL,
= a). P 72, 181; 780,
(Gentiana). P ’63, 74; ’74, 160
a (Geococeyx). P 90, 205. JI,
(Gila). P ’60, 474; ’65, 85
(Gonioctena). P 56, 36
(Grapsus). P ’80, 213, 217;
791, 216
(Gyrinus). P ’68, 369, 371
(Hemialus). P ’90, 138
(Hemicardia). J VIII, 334
(Hemigrapsus). P ’51, 250;
780, 209
(Hemisti P 799, 240
(Heterandria). P ’53, 390
(Heterograpsus). P ’80, 209
(Janira). P 62, 582; ’82, 154
(Kaliella). P ’05, 717
(Lachnosterna). J III, 252
(Laminella). P ’88, 44
(Leptoxis). P ’64, 99
(Leucothoe). P ’55, 394
(Libinia). P ’50, 23, 25; ’70,
105; ’79, 386
(Limne). P ’03, 790
(Lingula). P ’73, 202
ag P 756, 18
209
affinis. Continued.
(Lithophaga). P ’76,
705, 13
(Lithophagus). P ’61, $27
(Lucania). P ’59, 118
(Lychnis). P ’95, 544
Naat J P66, 146. J VI,
(Melissodes). P ’78, 217
(Molorchus). J II, 103
(Monachus). P ’49,
"73, 30. J I, 264
(Muscipeta). P
(Mylabris). P ’08, 604
(Myra). P ’58, 160
(Noetilio). P ’54, 190, 191
(Nyetinomus). P ’02, 393
(Omphalotropis). J VIII, 406
(Oniseus). J I, 480
(Oreodon). J VII, 20, 96,
105, 356, 380
(Oriolus). P ’91, 450
(Orphulella). P ’09, 428
(Ortegometra). P ’94, 145
(Pachysoma). P ’80, 213, 217;
91, 216
(Pagurus). P ’58, 233
(Palemon). P ’88, 318, 322
(Paraclonaria). P ’04, 83
(Paradon). P ’03, 512
(Partula). P ’85, 212, 214.
J IX, 47
311;
171;
59, 49
affinis var. dubia (Partula). J IX, 49
affinis var. varia (Partula). J IX, 49
affinis (Pecten). P
81, 421
(Pendulinus). P ’67, 61
(Perdita). P ’96, 29, 47, 50,
58, 70
(Phelister). P ’59, 311
(Picorellus). P ’85, 371
(Pieus). P ’99, 205
(Pimelodus). P ’54, 26
(Pionoerinus). P ’81, 281
(Pituophis). P 52, 181
(Pityophis). J II, 305
(Planaria). P ’57, 24
(Platygaster). P ’82, 280
(Plectorhinchus): J XII, 527
(Polygyratia). P 1900, 388
(Polyporus). J ITI, 210, 224
(Porecellana). P 758, 227, 228
(Porzana). P ’94, 145
(Promops). P 702, 394
(Psammobia). P ’98, 60
(Pyxicola). P ’82, 253
(Rana). P ’66, 130; ’68, 117
(Ranella). P ’91, 52; ’05, 292
(Ranula). P ’66, 130; ’68,
117, 246, 273
(Ranuneulus). P ’63, 56
(Ratufa). P 702, 134, 149
(Realia). J VIII, 406
210
affinis. Continued.
(Rhinolophus). P ’98, 319
(Rissoina). P ’73, 212
(Roeboides). P ’06, 457
(Sealinella). J VIII, 406, 410
(Sciurus). P ’02, 134
(Scolecophagus). J IX, 418
(coer) PaaS
er). .
(Sphenopteris). P ’60, 439
(Spherillo). P ’54, 176
(Squilla). P ’93, 108
(Sternaspis). P ’64, 159; ’08,
358
(Sternia).
(Synedra).
(Synenia). P 209, 215
(Tachyporus). P ’73, 327
(Tagelus). P ’98, 59
(Taxocrinus). P ’79, 271
(Ichitrea). P ’02, 681
(Telmatornis. P ’70, §
(‘lerebratula). P ’73, 178
(Tersiphone). P ’89, 151; ’02,
681
(Thamnophilus). P ’65, 108
(Theecla). P ’62, 221, 223
(Thynnus). P ’04, 761
(Tornatella). J VIII, 316
(Tornatellina). P ’79, 28
(Trichia). P ’90, 437
(Trichina). P ’56, 48
J I, 229
P 61, 71
(Trichocephalus). P ’75, 440;
90, 412
(Triplax). P ’54, 162. J IV,
32
(Tritoma). P ’54, 162. J 4,
71, 432
(Trogon). P ’99, 61
(Tropinotus). P 08, 12
(Turritella). J VIII, 330
(‘Tyrannula). P ’66, 63
(Unio). P 753, 244
(Uranoseopus). P ’61, 112
(Urocoptis). P ’98, 277
(Veniliornis). P ’99, 205
(Venus). P ’61, 27
(Viola). P ’03, 663, 665, 671,
672, 675, 690, 694, 695
(Voluta). if 58, 449
(Xanthornus). Pp 60,
’67, 61
affluens (Olivella). P ’03, 281
affrictus (Hippiscus). P ’09, 148
afra (Chaleopelia). P ’05, 757
(Columba). P ’59, 144; ’05, 757
(Coracias). P ’59, 33
(Cryptorhina). P ’91, 441
(Murena). P 784, 101
(Peristera). P ’59, 144
(Sidera). P ’82, 303
140;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
africana (Alauda). P ’67, 218
(Blatta). P ’01, 275
(Butalis). P ’59, 151
(Caridina). P ’93, 111; 94,
402, 404
(Corbicula). P ’60, 268
(Cyrena). P 60, 268, 274
(Gryllotalpa). Pp 01, "381
(Heterogamia). P 01, 275
(Heteroglossa). P 57, 72, 64
(Horia). P ’08, 624
africana athi (Mirafra). P ’05, 777
africana (Murena). P ’82, 303
(Orthetrum). P ’99, 238
(Parra). P ’59, 174; ’99, 202
(Richardia). P ’91, 278
(Sesarma). P ’80, 213
(Sparmannia). P ’58, 125
(Thelphusa). P ’80, 35
africanoides (Mirafra). P ’99, 57
africanum (Macrobrachium). P ’93,
119
Squalus). P ’08, 53
africanus (Actophilus).P ’99, 202
(Caranx). P ’05, 76
(Carbo). P ’59, 176
(Dendromus). P ‘59, 141
(Dendropicus). P ’63, 322
(Elephas). P ’68, 292; ’84,
220; 796, 521
(Faleo). P ’67, 214
(Heterotrypus).
(Hibiscus). P ’86, 292
(Limnetus).
(Loxodon).
(Numenius).
(Oriolus). P ’67, 217 -
(Pachocherus). b 96, 518
(Palemon). P
(Pelecanus). P ’59, 176;
(Phalacrocorax). Pp 05, 762
(Platygaster). P ’82, 280
(Picus). P ’59, 141; 63, 322
(Seolopax). P ’61, 186
(Sphenecus). P ‘62, 316
(Spizaetus). P ’99, 37
44, 171;
57,
(‘Tropidolepis). P
66
(Unio). P ’56,94, J ITT, 300
afzeliana (Lytta). P ’53, 344
(Pyrota). J I, 91
Agabus. P 44, 27; ’61, 340. J IV,
12, 15, 30
agaia (Crategus). P ’10, 247, 252
Agalena. P ’77, 312; ’88, 174, 215;
89, 341; 1900, 396-410, 532; ’O1,
576; ’03, 60, 97, 128-136, 139; 04,
124; ’08, 98; ’09, 202, 302
Agalenide. P 192, 18, 23; 1900,
532; ’01, 576; 08, 60, 130, 140;
04, 124; ’09, 202
Agalenine. P ’92, 23
2 ee eee eS ee eT eee ee
ae <i) =. F v
agaricus (Spongiolites). P
_ Agarista. Ill, 91
_INDEX”TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Giclee (Sosip pus). P ’09, 217
Agalmatolite. P PML, 39. J xX, 512
Agalmyla. P 58, 131
r 64, 181, 182; ’65,
194; ’68, 246, 282, 310; ’71, 205. J
= VI, 72, 84, 86, 112; VIII, "95, 107
ee “ iv, 235, 296; vi,
12, 37, 231. P '54, 101; °57, 66,
60, 508; °62, 340; 68, 283;
78, 140, 143, 145; 96, 311, 462;
08, 117
Ptbaoatiey
agamemnon ilio
ide. P BO, 508 ;
96, 310, 462
agamoides (Hypsibates). P
J VII, 171
Agamonema. P ’56, 55;
"78, 171; ’88, 167
Aganides. "Pp 65, 155
—. 58, 123
Agaphels. P ’68, 159, 193, 221;
69, 14
hilus. P ’71, 13
in | P ’96, 38-40; 1900,
376
agardhii (Cymbosira). P ’61, 68
P 02, 699. J VIIl, 288
Agaric. P 01, 362
Agaricia. P 60, 435
icocrinites. P
85, 327
icocrinus. P ’61, 135; ’65, 154,
161; 68, 350; ’69, 153, 163, 167;
"78, 239; 81, 193, 283, 326, 402;
85, 270, 327: 88, 341; 90, 158,
345, 365°
Agaricophagus. P ’66, 369
agaricum (Alcyonium). P ’55, $375
Agaricus. P ’72, 214; ’92, 165; ’93,
440. J III, 206
P 68, 225
P ’85, 84
68, 282;
68, 97.
58, 112;
81, 266, 270;
53, 431
Agaronia. > 95, 122. J IV, 381
(Actinoerinus). P "78, 242
(Archeocidaris). P ’69, 81
(Cheraphilus). P ’95, 179
(Crangon). P ’95, 175-179
(Forbesiocrinus). P ’61, 131;
65, 140; ’79, 268, 275; ’85, 236
(Helicops). P ’68, 309
(Holeonote). P 54, 15
(Holeonotus). P 54, 122
(Nereis). P ’08, 344; ’09, 245
a). P 08, 344;
245
'(Pristis). pt Tea St |
a var. picta (Raja). P
agassizi ribeiroi (Raja). P 10, 468
agassizi (Sclerocrangon). P ’95, 179
09,
10,
211
agassizii (Acipenser). P
256
(Callidium). P ’61, 357
(Ceuthophilus). P ’04, 545
(Cerion). P ’96, 324
(Corvina). P ’99, 355
(Cylindrosteus). P 710, 605-
609
(Galerites). P ’46, 51
(Gorgonocephalus). P ’89, 179
Homoprion). P ’99, 355
(Hyperprosopon). P’ 62, 276
(Lobopilumnis). P ’88, 319
(Phymatodes). P ’61, 857
(Pimephales). P ’85, 64
(Platycerus). P ’61, 345
(Pecilurichthys). P ’03, 522
(Stellifer). P ’99, 355
(Tetragonopterus). P ’06, 436
Agassizocrinus. P ’79, 244, 290, 375;
"81, 178; ’85, 232, 276; 86, 116,
160, 186, "209." J Il, 91, "93
Agate. P 82, 49
Agathaumus. ’P 72, 279; 7°83, 99
Agathidiide. P 44, 102°
Agathidiini. P ’53, "283, 285
Agathidium. j iv, 91. P 744, 103;
53, 283, 285; ’56, 17; ’66, 370
Agathirses. J VILL, 364
P 704, 105;
agathocles (Metriotes).
58, 122; °76, 142; ’89,
05, 840
‘Y8, 395, 413; 701, 559;
89, 250,
Agave. P
134, 356;
04, 611
Agelacrinites. P °46, 33; ’68, 357
Agelacrinoidea. P ’85, 299
Agelacrinus. P ’85, 298
Ageleine. P ’74, 96
Ageleus. P ’66, 90;
24; °75, 351; 783, 63
Agelaiine. P ’66, 10
Agelaioides. P ’66, 15
Agelaius. j iii, 361; iv, 31. P
90; ’51, 218; 53, 384; 55, 312;
56, 291; 59, 107, 192, 301,
305; ’62, 313; 166, 10, pak 12, 13,
14, "165, 17, 412; 67, "46, 57, 63;
69, 126; "74, 97; 89, 269; 90,
208, 218; 91, 436; 792, 108, 120;
"93, 23, 47, 63; °95, 487; ’96, 116,
134; ’98, 82, 212; ’99, 13; ’04,
582; 05, 683; 708, 80, 154. J I, 48;
II, 268; IX, 418
Agelastica. P 65, 205, 210
Agelasticus. P 66, 12°
Agelastus. J IV, 8
Agelena. P ’09, 548
Agelenide. P ’08, 160
Ageliaus. P ’47, 204
Ageneotettix. P ’06, 39, 371; ’07,
35, 72; 708, 366, 368, 383; 709,
145, 411, 429
68, 84; 71,
48,
212
Agenia. P 94, 297;
252, 266; ’02, 734
Agennopsis. P 773, 336
agenor (Papilio). P ’85, 84, 85
agenor var. alcanor (Papilio). P
’85, 85
ageratifolium (Eupatorium). P ’89,
387
ageratoides (Eupatorium). P ’60, 518
Ageratum. P ’58, 132; ’89, 387
agglutinans (Aspergillum). P ’61,
492
(Brechites). P ’61, 492
(Chena). P ’61, 476
(Fegia). P ’61, 492
97, 235-241,
J VIII, 364
j vii, 43. P
63, 74;
(Gastrochena). P ’61, 476
(Trochus). P ’48, 106. J
OE ears on
(Spheria). P ’95, 31
(Micrometrus).
P 760, 359
10, 616, 640
agilis (Actineda). P ’04, 144
(Cerearia). P ’58, 110
(Cypris). P ’41, 58
(Eschmepterix). P ’86, 17
(Geothlypis). P ’96, 162
(Laceobius). P 755, 363
(Locusta). P 710, 640
375, 383, 395
185; 98,
(Melissodes). P ’78, 204
(Miliolina). P ’87, 55
(Textularia). P ’87, 55
VIII, 364
(Xylophora).
"Gilia), r
98, 37, 308
aggregatus (Cymatogaster). P 754,
106; ’62, 275
P ’54, 125
agilana (Endopiza).
agile (Orchelimum). P ’78, 314;
(Streptostoma). P ’49, 280;
51, 285; 56, 50
(Adocus). P 68, 236
(Argutor). J II, 252
(Chrysotis). P ’63, 284
(Colymbetes). P ’62, 523
(Dipodomys). P ’48, 77; 753,
224, 334; °75, 325
(Feronia). J II, 252
(Gadus). P ’63, 233
(Hylobates). P ’88, 94; 1900,
414
(Lanius). P ’51, 151
(Limnocyon). P ’92, 310
(Loxandrus). J il, 252
(Lumbricillus). P 705, 374,
(Mabuia).. P ’62,
104, 106
(Miearia). P ’04, 122
(Monocelis. J III, 143
INDEX TO GENERA,
95, 31;
SPECIES, ETC.
agilis. Continued.
(Monoeystis). P ’77, 196, 197
(Muscicapa). P 64, 256
(Oporornis). P ’68, 274. J
VI, 219
(Orchestia). P 786, 146; ’88, 333
(Perodipus). P ’93, 409, 411
(Pirata).
307
(Psittacus). P
agilis aurora (Rana). P ’93, 181,183
agilis (Salamandra). J I, 289
(Sinopa). P 792, 310
(Stizus). P ’95, 267
P 92, 72; '08, 165,
63, 284
(Strephuris). P 750, $4 J
’ (Sylvia). J IV, 199
(Thargalia). P ‘92, 15
(Trichas). P 58, 312, 399
(Trichonympha).- P 777, 147.
J VII, 429
(Veniliornis). P ’99, 205
(Vespertilio). P ’66, 282
Aglaope. P ’60, 539, 546
agitatellus (Crambus). P ’60, 208
agitator (Hapithus). P ’05, 52; ’07,
318; 710, 650
Agkistrodon. P ’71, 209; ’95, 393,
405; 701, 96, 703, 542; ’06, 109;
08, 124
Agleactis. P ’99, 306
agleope (Elaps). P ’59, 344
agleus (Gracula). P ’69, 134
(Quiscalus). P ’66, 404; ’69, 134
Aglaia. P ’60, 142; ’64, 286; ’89,
193; ’95, 251; 99) 51, 513, 515
Aglaja. P ’73, 250, 255; 76, 189;
75, 155, 198, 215; ’95, 252
Aglaophenia. P ’78, 308
Aglaospora. P 777, 123
Aglaothorax. P ’09, 413, 476.
Aglossa. J VI, 67, 71, 190
aglutinata (Holothuria). jiv,157
Aglypha. P ’01, 16
Aglyphodontes. P ’60, 493, 497
Aglyphodonti. P ’83, 29
Aglyptus. P ’66, 369
agna (Olausilia). P ’02, $71, 531;
04, 825; ’08, 576
agna spicata (Clausilia). P ’08, 575
Agnatha. P ’89, 277; ’90, 41; 796,
488; 1900, 563, 569
Agnathomorpha. P 1900, 563, 569,
572
agnatum (Anomalon). P ’73, 379
agnella (Buceculatrix). P ’60, 211
agnese (Hippocampus). P ’07, 429
agnesiana (Brachypodella). P ’98,
279
agnita (Leptosphaeria). P ’95, 423
Agnoseelis. P ’60, 223
Agnostus. P ’87, 18
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ray Core he
a a)
ee ee ee ee or
agrestis virginianus (Mus).
: agricola (Pridericia).
—™ (Anisodactylus). P 743,
_ Agrilorhinus. P °64, 274, 275
ms. P ’45, 267; ’55, 416; °57,
73, 90,
—+-~~"JNDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
agnota (Collocalia). P ’06, 179, 182,
a Fe *79, 3714
Agnus. P ’61, 113; ’89, 261
agnus-castus (Vitex). P 90, 272
Agomphus. P ’91, 429
Agonine. P ’61, 259
Agonoderus. P ’43, 297; ’59, 83,
287; °68, 373-376; ’73, 325
Agonopsis. P ’61, 167, 259
Agonostomus. P ’97, 98; 03, 748
Agonothorax. P 754, 59
mum. P ’43, 296, 299; °54, 40;
73, 323. J II, 231; IV, 28
Agonus. P ’61, 77, 259; ’62, 333;
783, 293; ’84, 103
P 56, 186; ’77, 91; 783,
agraria (Commelina).
agrarius (Hyrachyus). P
72, 19, 168
(Mus). P 753, 412;
is. P 66, 243
agrensis (Corbicula). P
61, 128
Bey
61, 128
agreste (Callidium).
is (Arvicola). P ’53, 408
(Clytus). J II, 28
(Criocephalus).
(Eebalium). P ’77, 107
J VI, 84
(Limax). P 58, 198; 61,
75, 153, 173, 174; ’89, 194,
P 705, 700
"71, 229;
"74, 178
60, 268;
60, 268, 275;
J I, 105
(Mierotus). P 96, 382. J
?
P 53,
tis (Passer). jiv,58. P ’75,351
(Pterostichus). P ’73, 308
(Spizella). P °75, 351; ’83, 63
Agrias. P ’85, 177
Agricola. P 96, 382. J XI, 205
‘9 95, 342
Be aoides (Taphrocerus). P ’73, 96
58, 70; '66, 348, 382;
91, 332. J IV, 12, 35
Agrimonia. P ’60, 511; 1900, 485,
488
ee epelia (Gelechia). P ’60, 162,
De teoride, J VII, 131, 357, 381
Agriocherinae. P 92, 434
Agriocherus. P 50, 121; 53, 392;
54, 157; 756, 164; 57, 89, 158;
213
58, 157; ’61, 435; 67, 32; 770,
67, 112; 73, 417; ’91, 361; ’92,
414, 434. J VII, 20, 131, 381; IX,
470, 471, 490, 491-495
Agriocnemis. P ’01, 139
Agriognatha. P ’09, 208
agrioides (Amphipteryx). P U1,
135; ’08, 490
(Argia). P ’01, 128, 138
agrioides nahuana (Argia). P 708,
481
Agriolimax. P 1900, 147;
06, 533; ’09, 512;
520, 665, 666
Agrion. j viii, 37. P ‘44, 55; ’62,
365, 381, 386, 401; ’01, 127, 138
Agrionina. P ’62, 381
Agrionine. P ’98, 142, 147; ’01,
127, 131, 136; ’08, 462-476, 485
agrionoides (Mastax). P ’04, 673
Agrioposphyrena. P ’03, 749
Agriopus. P ’99, 361
Agriotes. P ’45, 217;
320
agripennis (Icterus). P
66, 15
agrippina (Anthrax). P 95, 326
Agrius. J IV, 164, 169, 179
Agreca. P 92, 23
Agromyza. P ’95, 318, 340
Agromyzide. P ’95, 339
agropyri (Septoria). P ’93, 168
Agropyron. P ’98, 45, 314
Agrostemma. P ’60, 302
Agrostis. P ’62, 90, 333, 334; ’63,
79; ’77, 108; 784, 94; 1900, 483,
485, 662; ’08, 458; ’09, 393; 710,
546, 554. J ITI, 181, 183, 200
agrostoidea (Vilfa). P 62, 88, 333
Agrotis. P ’74, 202, 206; ’75, 56-
59, 65, 422-430
Agrypnus. J IV, 12, 35
agua (Bufo). P ’56, 237; 66, 127;
68, 116; ’71, 216; ’74, 120; 794,
437. J VIII, 101, 155
(Phrynoidis). ’p 62, 353, 358
Aguila. P ’46, 45
Aguileria. P 387, 32, 35
Agulhasia. P 73, 179
Ahaetulla. P ’60, 556; 66, 127;
68, 107; 74, 65. J VIII, 132, 177
ahaetulla (Coluber). P ’60, 557
(Dendrophis). P ’60, 557
(Leptophis). P ’60, 557; ’94,
204; ’08, 122
(Thrasops). P ’63, 349, 557
Ahaetulline. P 60, 556
aheneus (Unio). P ’54, 249
Aidemona. P ’04, 536; ’05, 442,
805, 841
Aiguillats.
02, 421;
10, 52, 130,
59, 289; 60,
54, 397;
ji, 222
214
Ailanthus. P ’74, 160;
"77, 287; 701, 304, 317
Ailurichthys. P ’54, 26
Ailurophis. P ’57, 61;
"75, 368;
60, 246; ’88,
92, 96, 105
aimesii (Radiolites). P 54, 172
Aimophila. P 90, 212, 213, 215;
03, 28
Aiolopus.. P 02, 631
Aiptasia. P ’89, 102
ps Oe ae 78; 84, 95; 98, 45,
313; 1900, 662. J TH, "183, 200,
201”
airoides (Glyceria). P ’63, 78
(Heleochloa). P ’63, 78
(Poa). P63, 78
(Sporobolus). P ’63, 79
aissa (Selenops). P 04, 134
aitchisoni (Microtus). P ’99, 289
Aithurus. P ’63, 284
aitutakiana (Patula). J VIII, 389
Aix. P 759, 109; 64, 72; °69, 206,
217; "71, 36; "095, "356; 83, 68 ;
793, "29, 32; 95, 468 ; 98, 78: 04,
580; 08, 84. J IX, "405, "410°
Aizoacer. P 1900, 665
aizoides (Saxifraga
ton ( aga).
aizoon (Chrondroza).
(Saxifraga).
Ajaja. P 92, 102
ajaja (Ajaja). P 92, 102
Platalea). vy, 58 P 64,
65; 775, 354. J I, 222
ajar ’(Aetinobolus). ’p 72, 252
oop ean P 02, 697,
akajei (Dasyatis). P
473
Akebia.
190
Akentetus. P
Akiodoris.
Akis. j iii, 253
Akisini. P’ 66, 399
akool (Porzana).. P 94, 143-146
(Rallus). 94, 146
Akysis. P ’05, 473
alabamee (Aniela). FP -*78, 65.
(Catocala). P ’75, 427
(Chrysobothris). P 57, 9; ’73,
331. J IV, 34
alabamense (Cardium). P ’76, 310
(Melatoma). P ’64, 94
(Pleurocera). P ’63, 311
(Schizostoma). P ’64, 93, 95.
J V, 250
(Trachycardium). P
(Trypanostoma). P
63, 311. J V, 288
J III, 182,
J III, 192
J III, 182, 192
97, 56; 10,
P 76, 194; ’82, 118; ’83,
06, 364
P 79, 72; ’80, 52
76, 310
62, 171;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
alabamensis (Cancellaria). P 61,
320; °76, 285; ’05, 24. J IV, 801
(Cidaris). P 746, 51
(Corbula). P ’95, 97, 103, 159
(Cucullea). P ’05, 9
(Difflugia). P ’74, 227; ’78,
173
(Goniobasis). P ’65, 28. J V,
32
Gyrotoma). P ’64, 95
ST anearen’s P ’76, 315; ’05, 9
(Margaritana). bk ‘61, 41.
J V, 104
(Melania). P 61, 2Bis. 6s,
28. J V, 232
(Melatoma). P ’64, 94
alabamensis var. medvia (Mesalia).
P 795, 146
alabamensis (Nautilites). J III, 335
(Nautilus). j viii, 217. P
45, 255; 48, 102. J III, 335
(Oliva). P ’48, 103; ’90, 397.
J IX, 131, 135
(Ostrea). P 748,
404; 795, 112-130
(Planorbis). P
103; 790,
10, 669, 670
(Pyropsis). P 76, 285; 798,
221; *05, 24
(Schizostoma). P ’60, 187
(Sconsia). P ’05, 23. J IV,
801
alabamensis var. prealaba (Turritella).
P 795, 146
alabamensis (Unio). P ’53, 260
(Viola). P 703, 690
alabamiensis (Corbula). P ’48, 98
(Monoptygma). P ’48, 102
(Nautilus). P ’45, 255; 748,
102
(Ostrea). P 786, 57
alabastrina (Brachypodella).
279
(Bulimus). oie —
ae),
pr seed P’ ’99, 370
alabastrum (Euchelus). P ’90, 344
alacer (Lestes). P ’08, 481
alacris (Crataegus). P 705, 585,
601; 710, 188
(Mermiria). P ’07, 285; 710,
617, 625
(Thrincopyge).
Alactaga. P ’95, 278;
Alea. J IX, 84
alefolia (Yucca). P ’70, 14
aleformis (Crassatella). j iv, 214,
228. P ’48, 98
(1Tigonia). j viii, 223, 224. P
90, 448. J IV, 304; VIII, 320
Alemon. ¥ ’99, 57
P ’98,
J IV, 17, 34
98, 121
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Ra
ia
3
“S
rg
a
alai (Fulica). P ’62, 322
alalonga (Scomber). P ’88, 180
(Thynnus). P ’04, 763
Alaria. P 63, 96; °’77, 22; ’93,
220; °98, 462; 705, 22, 23
alarius (Phrurolithus).. P’ 92, 23;
1900, 532; ’09, 567
alascensis (ssvotomys). P ’98, 359,
- P ’05, 310
ius). P ’07, 270, 272
(GEdothorax). P ’05, 310
(Venericardia). P ’02, 710, 714
(Vitrina). P ’06, 153; 09,
514; 710, 130
alaskensis (Amphicteis). P 05,
8 849, 850; ’08, 349
Bison). P ’97, 490, 500
(Crangon). P ’78, 89; 95, 180
(Docophorus). P 1900, 151
a: P ’01, 668, 670,
(Nectocrangon). P ’93, 126;
95, 181, 191 Sucre
’Philodromus). P ’01, 585
Alasmidonta. j i, 459
Alasmodon. P ’42, 176, 177
Alasmodonta. j v, 131. P °42, 177;
53, 261, 262, 267; 754, 32, 246;
56, 80; ’60, 85; °96, 505. J IV,
224; Vv, 446; VI, 135
alasmodontina (Complanaria). P 53,
Pitteencats. J V, 453
alata (Amastra). P ‘05, 571
(Ambonychia). P ’71, 319
(Ameles). P 703, 703
(Amphiprora). P ’61, 71
(Carex). P ’87, 79; 1900, 485,
(Cyclas). P ’60, 287, 290
(Dioseorea). P ’89, 357; ’01,
60
-(Endodonta). P 05, 572, 573
(Helicamastra). P ’05, 571
(Helix). P °05, 571-574
(Janira). J VIII, 294, 321
(Kanuaia). P ’05, 571
(Loxosoma). J IX, 16
(Lymnadia). P 53, 260
(Megaptera). P 71, 319
(Metaptera). P 53, 260
(Mysia). P 72, 93
(Neithea). J VIII, 294, 321
(Pista). P ’09, 273
(Pterodiscus). P 705, 573
_-—~~~JNDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 215
alata. Continued.
(Schazicheila). P 60, 154;
91, 332
(Scionopsis). P ’09, 273
(Spatha). P ’64, 109. J VI,
5
(Symphynota). P ’53, 260
(Trigla). P ’82, 307
(Unio). P 753, 260
alatoides (Unio). P ’68, 164; ’96,
569
alatum (Eriogonum). P ’63, 75
(Lythrum). P ’77, 107; 798,
381
alatunga (Germo). P ’04, 763
(Seomber). P ’62, 125; ’88,
180; ’04, 763
alatus (Actinacrinus). P ’81, 339
(Apistus). P ’97, 81
(Eros). J I, 79, 80
(Eupagurus). P 758, 237
(Mimulus). P ’60, 512
(Nabalus). P ’84, 87
(Pachydon). J VIII, 332
(Pagurus). P ’58, 237
(Peeten). J VIII, 294, 321
(Pterichthys). P ’82, 277
(Strombus). P ’78, 301
(Unio). P 53, 260; 58, 13;
60, 51, 155; '77, 27; 796, 500. J
TTI, 295-315; IV, 45, "48; V, 403
Alauda. 1 to: ‘179; viii, 154. "p 51,
We; % is 310; 758, 192;
61, 221; 64. 248; 66, 23; 67,
217, 220: "75, 348; 97, 146; ’99,
16, 18, 57; ’05, 776. J II, 265
alauda (Motacilla). P ’67, 220
alaudarius (Cacicus). P 66, 23
Alaudide. P ’66, 79; 96, 132;
05, 776
Alaudine. P ’53, 382
alaudinus (Passerculus). P ’59, 191;
66, 84
Alaudo. P 05, 764
Alaus. P ’66, 389; ’73, 333; °77,
260; °78, 314. J IV, 12, 14, 35
Alausa. P 61, 37; °62, 281, 332;
99, 334
alba (Abies). P ’80, 343; ’82, 110
(Achatinella). P ’88, 38
(Actea). P ’60, 302; ’91, 433;
07, 457
(Agrostis). P 1900, 483, 662
alba var. seaberrima (Agrostis). P
84, 94
alba (Aphisbena). P ’96, 313; ’98,
105
2
(Ardea). j v, 60, 66
(Aseidea). j iii, 8
(Basella). P “389, 402
(Betula). P 62, 11;
81, 455; 794, 165
63, 763
216
alba. Continued.
(Brachypodella). P
(Calochortus). P
(Canella).
(Carya).
281
(Centaurea). P ’83, 192
(Chionis). P ’55, 288
(Clupea). P ’61, 35
(Columba). P ’54, 232
(Cornus). P ’97, 186
(Crania). P 73. 199
(Cyclobothia). P 68, 168. J
III, 101
eotosele) P ’98, 273
(Daption). 66, 196
ieee. P ’52, 163
(Echeneis). P ’03, 336
(Eclipta). P 789, 388;
(Fiona). P ’79, "86
(Fridericia). Pp 95, 344
(Gavia). P 92, 148; ’95, 503
(Glycera). P ’03, 464
(Guara). P ’09, 355
(Herodias). P ’63, 321
(Hieoria). P ’07, 456
(Hyoseyamus). P ’77, 108
(Ibis). i 10 ok 64, 65
(Kaira). 04, 121, 130
alba minor yf Malte FP 75, 357
alba (Leanira). P ’10, 387
(Limnanthes). J III, 84
(Lucina). P ’72, 82
(Megalotrocha). P ’82, 244
(Morus). P ’62, 11; ’01, 359
(Murena). P ’97, 61
(Nassa). jv, 212
alba varia (Numenius).
alba Capea): P 1900, 13
olygala). P ’98, 22, 297
Peelers P 702, 664
(Procellaria). P ’66, 143, 170,
194, 195
(Protula).
98, 279
68, 168
P '89, 365
P 1900, 346. J Xu,
102, 664
P 75, 354
P 710, 491
(Quercus). P ’62, 11, 12; 72,
127; ’73, 351; ’76, 203; ’80, 129;
’81, 455; 1900, 664; ’01, 304, 313,
360; ’02, 661, 666; 710, 547-561.
J XI, 278
(Reseda). P ’77, 106
(Rhyneospora). P 1900, 485
(Rogenia). P ’61, 35
(Seleucides). P ’91, 448
(Sinapis). P ’67, 17
(Spongilla). P ’87, 183, 193
(Sporobolus). P ’62, 89, 333
(Strophia). P ’95, 208
(‘Tetragnatha). P ’09, 206
(Ungulina). P ’72, 92
(Uredo). J II, 282
(Vilfa). P 62, 89, 333
(Viola). P ’03, 691
a hae (Goniobasis).
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Albacora. by 92, 256;
Albacore. 83. 180
arecqowranst ea (Buceros).
10, 601
P ’47, 330
P 64, 4,
P 795, 808,
43, 328; 748,
80, 21, 24; 82,
J VI,
albaria cake ouay
320
(Cytherea). P
98; 62, 575;
159
(Dione). P
62, 575
(Mactra).
P 82, 194
(Meretrix). P 754, 29
(Tellina). J IX, 147
albatrus (Diomedea). P
187; ’98, 133
albatus (Anser).
73; 799, 28
albea (Strophiops).
albella (Helix). P
(Kowala). P
albellus (Crambus). P ’60, 204
albens (Aurajia). P ’79, 207
(Chiracanthium). P 1900, 532;
04, 123
albeola (Ascidia).
(Bucephala).
66, 99; °71, 37;
’(Charitonetta), P 93, 33, 60;
95, 469. J IX, 406
(Clangula). P ’53, 428;
68. J I, 226
(Fuhgula). P
297
(Motacilla). P
alber (Larus).
(Tantalus).
albersa (Glandina).
albersi (Achatina).
(Glandina). P 758, 198
(Helix). P ’91, 456
albersiana (Helix). P "73, 250;
Albertia. P 56, 43
albertina (Nueula). J VIII, 321
albertinus (Tagelus). P ’7 7, 23
Albertite. P ’60, 54, 98
albescens (Acanthodoris). P ’79, 72;
J II, 168
80, 97
(Amniseus).
(Canthophrys). P ’82, 282
(Echeneis). P 1900, 517
(Erigone). P ’05, 314
(Faleo). P ’59, 31; ’67, 214
(Helicina). P ’90, 285
(Partula). P ’88, 251
(Remora). P 1900, 517
(Vespertilio). P ’66, 284;
228
albibarbis (Neosorex). P
04, 395
(Sorex).
66, 175,
P °56, 41; 61,
P ’96, 323
88, 290
61, 36
fe iii, 3
59) 109, 193;
“106, 356
83,
55, 317; 56,
62, 317
P °75, 357
P °75, 354
P °75, 156
P 58, 198
74, 56
97,
62, 188;
P '94, 395; °97, 228
_ INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
albicans (Agonum).
(Agrostis). P 62, 91, 334
(Beluga). P ’65, 279
(Calamogrostis). ’p 62, 92, 334
P 43, 296
P 03, 313
P ’67, 214
a). P 62, 4, 66
Mermis). P ’51, 282, 283;
(Ocypoda). .P ’78, 322; 780,
oT ais (Museicapa). P ’60, 375;
’(Petrocinela). P 59, 42
(Vanellus). P ’71, 194
albicauda (Arvicola). P ’99, 292,
294
(Buteo). P ’75, 99
)- P '62, 239; 64,
Mierotus) P ’99, 292, 293-
ad
(Mirafra). P ’05, 777
albicaudata (Stoparola). P ’89, 154
albicaudatus (Buteo). P38, 90, 98,
101, 114
‘(Craxirex). P ’75, 90, 92, 98
(Melichthys). P ’82, 282
(Tachytriorchis). P ’75, 98
albicaudus (Falco). j iii, 344
albicaulis (Lupinus). J III, 86
(Mentzelia). P ’63, 61
albiceps (Eristalis). P 94, 277;
95, 330
(Lobivanellus). P ’59, 173
(Muscipeta). P ’60, 144
(Pyrannula). P ’60, 144
(Vanellus). P 59, 173
albicilla (Faleo). j viii, 151. J
III, 344
?
(Haliaetus). P
283
(Muscicapa). P ’89, 147
(Vultur). P ’53, 453
albicincta (Cixius). P ’07, 491
(Sidusa). P ’09, 299
albicollis (Ca primulgus). P 51, 179,
180, 182; ’60, 133
‘(Contopus). P ’90, 208
(Corvultur). P ’91, 445; ’05,
782
(Denar
Dendroica).
(Dichelonycha).
Fringilla).
(Legatus).
(Merops).
53, 453; °55,
P 67, 216; °’05, 782
P ’60, 192
J III, 281
j iv, 61
P 99, 306
P ’59, 34
Pp 49, 170.
217
albicollis. Continued.
(Motacilla). j iv, 191. P ’60,
192
(Nyetidromus). P ’90, 206;
99; 305
albicollis merrilli (Nyetidromus). P
92, 106
albicollis (Rhipidura).
(Saltator). P ’99, 51
(Zonotrichia). P ’71, 22; ’75,
351; ’83, 63; ’95, 489; ’96, 139,
143
albicoma (Harpyia). P ’84, 284
albicornis (Buceros). P 67, 215
(Leptis). & ’95, 323. J III,
8
P ’89, 150
(Proceros). P ’57, 20, 25
albicosta (Phragmatobia). P’60, 537
albicostulata (Polygyra). P ’96, 15,
18; ’09, 543
albicoxus (Mesostenus). P ’94, 187
albicrus (Agonum). P ’54, 59
albida (Amastra). P ’88, 49
(Chama). P ’60, 297
(Chione). P ’98, 419
(Cyelostoma). P ’87, 147
(Ganesella). P ’05, 736
albida insignis (Ganesella). P 705,
736
albida mollicula (Ganesella). P ’08,
593
albida (Glottidia). P ’73, 204; ’77,
160
(Grammadera). P ’07, 377
(Lingula). P ’73, 204; ’77, 160
(Lytta). j iii, 305. P ’53,
344. uJ IV, 39
(Mimosa). P ’98, 410
(Ophioglypha). P ’89, 176
(Riccia). P ’69, 231
(Sealaria). J VIII, 199
(Syneta). P ’73, 24
albidactylus (Exocetus). P ’63,
167
albidipennis (Geron). P ’94, 275
albido-brunnea (Thelephora). J III,
219
albido-carnea (Thelephora). J III,
223
albidus (Bulimulus). P ’06, 140, 142
(Crepidotus). P ’94, 322
(Cyclophorus). P ’87, 148
(Enchytreus). P ’02, 82; 05,
373-375, 394, 395
(Faleo). P ’59, 31; ’65, 3
(Gadus). ji, 409. P 63, 230
(Glyptoscelis). P ’59, 81, 291;
"73, 36
(Labrax). P ’60, 20, 113
(Labrus). P ’82, 306
(Leptostylus). J ITI, 168
(Merlucius). P ’63, 231
218
albidus. Continued.
(Pentstemon). P ’63, 71
(Ptychostomus). P ’56, 172
albifacies (Mesostenus). P ’94, 187
albiflora (Cleome). P ’96, 34
(Eutoca). P 48, 12. J I, 158
(Viola). P 703, 691
albiflorum (Hieracium). P ’63, 69;
84, 87
albiflorus (Trollius).
albifrons (Anser).
753, 428;
P 63, 57
j viii, 157. P
55, 316; °66, 98; 771,
99, 99, 23; 1900, 15. J IX, 406,
407, 408
albifrons gambelli (Anser). P ’93,
23, 33; ’99,.23; 1900, 15. J IX,
408
albifrons (Astur). P ’70, 142
(Ateles). P ’62, 512
(Brachiacantha). P ’52, 132
(Bubo). j iii, 357
(Bueco). P ’60, 135
(Buteo). P ’70, 142
(Chrysotis).) P ’90, 205
(Coccinella). j iv, 94
(Conirostrum). P ’64, 272
(Conocephalus). P 704, 543
(Crithagra). P ’05, 777
(Eristalis). P ’94, 277; 95,
330
(Lemur). P ’88, 95;
(Nyctale). P ’66, 50
(Stenostoma). P ’62, 350. J
VIII, 128
(Sternarchus). P ’03, 530
(Strix). j iii, 356
(Thereva). j vi, 156
(Vanellus). P ’71, 194; ’72, 32
albifrontata (Rhipidura). P ’89, 151
albigena (Parus). P ’67, 221
albigenus (Anthophora). P ’96, 555
albigula (Pipilo). P ’59, 301, 305;
66, 89, 90; 768, 84
albigulari (Goniodactylus). P 71,
200
albigularis (Gerygone). P ’89, 148
(Lemmus). P 1900, 41
(Myodes). P 1900, 41
(Zosterops). P ’99, 56
albiguttata (Drillia). P ’04, 8
albihirta (Hematopota). P ’98, 158
albilabris (Cystignathus). P ’68, 311
(Euprepes). P ’57, 51, 72
(Lymnodytes). P ’57, 72
(Marginella). P 46, 26
(Melissodes). P ’78, 209
(Poreellana). P ’54, 31
albilatera (Diglossa). P ’64, 275
albilateralis (Diglossa). P ’64, 275
albilinea (Tachycineta). P ’90, 210,
216
02, 250
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
albimacula (Agenia). P ’97, 288,
241
(Polyspilota). P ’03, 706.
albimana (Calobata). P ’94, 279
(Gelasimus). P ’80, 148
albina (Ancylonycha). J III, 258
(Helix). P ’58, 200
(Lachnosterna). J III, 258
albineus, (Dolomedes). P 1900, 538;
702, 589; 704, 136
albini (Lema). P ’73, 25, 26
albinodulosa (Columbella). P ’04, 14
albinodulosa var. ogasawarana (Co-
lumbella). P 704, 14
albinotata (Campicola). P
albinucha (Embernagra).
albinuchus (Actophilus). P ’99, 202
Albinula. P 1900, 593, 607; 710, 136
albionica (Haltica). J IV, 42
(Orchestris). P 73, 66
albionicus (Harpalus). P 65, 102
albipennis (Bibio). j 1ii, 77
(Forficula). P 703, 310
(Olfersia). j iii, 151
(Perdita). P ’95, 11, 18; 796,
28, 32, 42, 49, 104
albipennis var. helianthi (Perdita). P
96, 104
albipennis var.
P ’96, 105
albipennis pasonis (Perdita).
105
albipes (Leistes).
(Pimpla). P ’73, 399
(Porizon). P ’94, 188
albipilosum (‘Trypoxylon). P 793,
472, 474
albipunctata (Cynorta). P ’09, 225
(Mabuia). P ’62, 351
albipunctatus (Helioporus). P 763, 51
(Hypsiboas). J VI, 201
(Platax). P 703, ié2.
albirictus (Phygadeuon). P ’78, 358
albirostris (Buceros). P ’67, 215
(Campephilus). P ’63, 204
(Cassicus). P ’67, 68
(Dryocopus). P ’60, 137
(Megapicus). P ’60, 137
(Picus). P ’60, 137
albiscapa (Rhipidura). P ’89, 150
albiscopus (Myletes). P 771, 55,
267, 291; ’03, 530; ’06, 475
(Mylosomma). P 03, 530;
06, 475
albisella (Dascyllus). P ’62, 149
albistylum (Tropidia). P ’95, 331
albitarse (Trypoxylon). P ’93, 472,
474
Albite. P ’66,110; 77, 251;
92, 175, 188, 201
05, 771
P ’48, 90
lingualis (Perdita).
P 96,
P ’66, 25
93, 72;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
ga (Chlorospingas). P ’65,
e372
(‘Lachyphonus). P ’65, 171
albiventer Poke se P ’65, 108
albiventris (Aramides). P ’67, 234
(Daenis). P "6a 271
Dicrurus). P ’67, 219
albiventris atratus (Erinaceus). P
96, 544
albiventris (Hemidacnis). P ’64, 271
(Muscica oe P 67, 219
(Noctilio). P 54, 190, 191
eiide P a 774
{Petiovtil. y 271
ioptila). P "he, 211; ’96,
a. (Pedicia). P ’59, 248; ’60,
a (Aulacoramphus).
(Limnobia). P ’59, 198
(Pteroglossus). P ’67, 120
Albizzia. P ’89, 375
alboanfractus paivana (Anoma). P
710, 519
albo-aureus (Lutjanus). P
albobadia (Thelephora). J III, 221
albocarnis P 93, —
(
albocincta ( i atnostonatia): P "95,
P 67,
82, 305
424
(Miearia). P ’01, 578
(Valsa). P °77, 120
albocinctum (Hypoxylon). P ’90, 229
albocinctus (Salticus). P ’04, 139
albocrenata (Urocoptis). P ’98, 276
albocristatus (Berenicornis). P ’57,
37, 139
(Bueeros). P 57,37; ’59, 139;
799, 37. JI, 185
(Ortholophus). P ’99, 37
(Turacus). P ’70, 88
albocrustata (Spheria). P 795, 31
albofasciata (Apex). P ’88, 38
(Argyrameba). P 795, 325
(Eremopedes). P ’09, 169, 481
(Nomada). P ’03, 596, 602
albofasciatus (Opilus). F 45, 306.
J IV, 36
(Orthocentrus). P 94, 190
(Patula). P ’89, 210
(Tarsostenus). J IV, 136
alboferrugineum (Gleosporium). v
94, 371
albofilata (Physa). P ’06, 565
— (Pseudomantis). P ’03,
"ee (Corticium). P 94,
32
albofusea (Valsa). P ’77, 119
albofuseus (Epinephelus). P ’82, 306
albogulare (Cinosternum). J VIII,
153
219
albogularis (Ciccaba). P
99, 31
(Crithaga). Fb ’99, 59
(Gymnodactylus). P 56, 237
(Myodes). P ’74, 195
(Ramphastos). P ’67,
99, 59
90, 126;
101;
(Syrnium). P 48, 124; 99,
Sh. 55 be
alboguttata (Brachys). P ’57, 9
(Pseudometa). P ’09, 209
albohastata (Lycosa). P ’08, 163,
226, 275
albohirta (Cincindela). P 754, 79.
J II, 27
albolabris (Alcadia). P °10, 524
(Amastra). P ’88, 44
(Helicina). J IX, 101-105, 110
(Helicogena). P ’58, 200
(Helix. j ii, 154, 161. P
746, 100; °58, 200; ’60, 19, 154;
61, 308, 397; °71, 147; °72, 99;
75, 208, 211; 780, 348; ’89, 203
albolabris major (Helix). P ’89, 203
albolabris var. maritima (Helix). P
90, 282
albolabris (Labiella). P ’88, 44
(Laminella). P ’88, 44
(Mesodon).
90, 282; ’03, 197
albolabris var. alleni (Mesodon). P
703, 197
albolabris var. minor (Mesodon). P
03, 197
albolabris (Poly, yi
492; 1900, 120, 708
710, "21-40
albolabris alleni (Polygyra). P 1900,
451; ’03, 197-200; ’06, 533, 552
albolabris var. dentata (Polygyra).
P 710, 21
albolabris var. fusca (Polygyra). P
710, 21
albolabris fuseolabris (Polygyra). P
703, 200; 710, 21
albolabris major (Polygyra). P 96,
492; 702, 420; 710, 21
albolabris maritima (Polygyra). P
10, 21, 24-38
P 94,19; 796,
, 420, 424, "427;
albolabris minor (Polygyra). P 710,
21, 24-38
albolabris traversensis (Polygyra).
P 710, 24-38
albolabris (Rana). P 56, 153
albolanata (Rosellinia). P ’90, 227
albolarvatus (Leuconerpes). P ’50,
106; ’99, 30. J II, 257
(Melanerpes). J II, 257
(Picus). P 63, 202
(Xenopicus). P 793, 42; 798,
210; 799, 30; 703, 8, 15
220
albolimbatus (Scotophilus). P 766,
287
albolineata (Harrovia). P 757, 221
(Metafecenia). P ’09, 202
(Neorthroblattina). P ’85, 109
(Trimerotropis). P ’09, 446
albolineatus (Ceratocarcinus). P ’57,
221
(Grapsus). P ’80, 194
albolutescens (Carex). P ’09, 489;
1900, 663
alboluteus (Fomes). P ’95, 418
albomaculans (Ceratostoma). P 95,
418 ars.
(Cereospora). P ’94, 378
(Cereosporella). P ’94, 378
albomaculata (Chrysso). P ’04, 128
(Pardosa). P ’04, 263, 274;
08, 164, 202
(Priocera). P ’45, 268
(Rhyssa). P ’94, 190
albomaculatus (Phidippus). P ’92, 73
(Serranus). P ‘62, 236
albomarginata (Hyla). J VI, 84
(Hypsiboas). J VI, 200
(Pachymerus). P ’60, 227
(Thelephore). J III, 221
albominiata (Odontia). J III, 217
albonotata: (Penthetria). P ’99, 39
(Synealypta). P ’61, 344
(Vidua). P ’48, 65; ’99, 39.
J I, 241
albonotatus (Buteo). P ’75, 101
(Cryptus). P ’94, 187
albopapillosa (Adalaria). P ’79, 72;
’80, 76, 83
(Alderia). P ’80, 83
albopatella (Pardosa). P
431; ’92, 70; ’02, 571; ’04, 273;
08, 177
albopicta (Glypta). P ’73, 405
albopictum (Monilema). J IV, 41
albopleuralis (Mesoleptus). P ’94, 189
albo-plumbeus (Lagacephalus). J
XII, 547
albopuncta (Lycosa). P ’04, 121
albopunctatus (Amphacanthus). P
97, 79
(Gobius). P ’97, 85; 1900, 517
(Goniobranchus). P ’79, $1
(Siganus). P ’97, 79
(Teuthis). P ’97, 79
albo-ruber (Holocenthrus). P ’04,
235. J XII, 506
alborufuscens (Arvicola).
albosignatus (Gorytes).
533
albospira (Apex). P ’88, 40
albostolatus (Erythrolampus). P ’60,
259; ’61, 75; 68, 289
alboteniatus (Lepidaplois). P ’07, 436
albotesselata (Monilema). J IV, 41
90, 430,
P ’74, 189
P 95, 519,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
albovelata (Valsa). P ’77, 119
albovenosa (Arsilonche). P ’75, 428
(Phylloseelis). P ’07, 472
alboventris (Diplostyla). P ’92, 43
albovittata (Anthrax). P ’94, 275
(Lauxania). P ’94, 281
(Meckelia). P 755, 382; ’57,
160
(Perdita).
29, 49, 100
(Stethojulis). P 1900, 508
albovittatus (Cerebratulus). P ’57,
160
(Icius). P ’92, 76
(Labrus). P 1900, 508
albozonata (Helix). P ’58, 200
albrotinii (Meersia). P ’63, 96
Albula. P ’63, 179; ’77, 215; 781,
114; °97, 67, 94; ’99, 118; 06, 81;
08, 555; 710, 600, 654
albula (Argyrosomus). P ’62, 15
(Asterias). P ’63, 142
(Cyclas). P ’60, 287; ’61, 405
(Meckelia). P ’57, 161
(Vallonia). P ’93, 236, 263, 276
Albulidae. P ’97, 94; ’99, 118; ’06, 81
albulum (Spherium). P ’60, 287
albulus (Asteracanthion). P ’63,
142; ‘vl, 173 '
(Brythis). P ’57, 200
(Coregomes). P ’62, 15
(Lepomis). J VI, 223
(Stichaster). P ’01, 173
album (Cerion). P ’95, 208; 796, 322
album brownei (Cerion). P ’96, 322
album (Chenopodium). P ’60, 512;
1900, 657, 665; 702, 661
(Daption). P ’66, 143, 170
(Dolium). P ’54, 31 '
(Eriogonum). P ’48,16. JI,
164
(Eupatorium). P 786,
1900, 610; 704, 605; ‘07, 456
(Geum). P ’60, 303; 702, 662,
667 :
P °95, 11, 15; 96,
344;
(Heemulon).
(Illosporium). P ’94, 385
(Schenolirion). J ITI, 103
(Viscum). P ’81, 440. J I, 185
Albunea. P 58, 230 :
Albunea. P ’50, 24; 58, 230; 59,
302; ’78, 326; ’79, 409
Albuneide. P ’79, 409
Albunhippa. P ’58, 230
Albunide. P ’58, 230; ’78, 326
Alburnellus. P ’77, 91; 710, 286,
290, 291. wv VI, 232, 241
Alburnops. P ’56, 194; 764, 281;
77, 91; ’83, 143; 710, 275, 283
Alburnus. P 56, 193, 212; 763, 31;
64, 281, 282; °65, 85; °77, 91;
08, 542; ’10, 288-290
P 97, 110
case (Aphyocarax). P ’03, 517
(Basilichthys). P °99, 339
sansa P 63, 31
Curimatella). P
P 61, 86, 88;
mus). P ’62, 15
on): P 60, 116
icel 05, 302, 318 -
P oe 302
P 06, 447
; 4s Sa. P
f - 242
7 oe) P ’64, 185;
P 05, 302
jv, 69
P '61, 227; ’63,
(Lepus). P 96, 352
3 : a 97, 61; 05,
us (Mus). P 53, 414
abel). P 60, 514; 02,
4; “10, 5
pi kacaphyrhynches). P ’10,
. P 58, 104;
239
od .
(Rhamphastos). P ’64, 241;
123
Pe Tentalus). jy,
a): p 264;
P 61, 248; °64, 50, 244; 68,
Dene 18-83; 69, 200, 205, 206,
s (Callirhée). P ’62, 161
P 82, 322
71,
iv, 26; viii, 155. P ’48,
69; 53, 401; 55, 313;
nite.
____ INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
221
56, 288, 320; 57, 37; ’58, 194;
59, 33, 34; 60, 133; °61, 217;
"62, 318; °64, 243; °75, 347; 702,
674; 05, 764. J II, 269
aleedo (Smaris). P 92, 268
(Spicara). P 92, 268
Alcelaphus. P 78, 61, 71
Alcemer P 702, 676
Alces. P °68, 298; 82, 319, 327;
85, 182-202; ’88, 99; °08, 92
alees (Cervus). P ’85, 181. J VIL,
377
(Madrepora). P ’90, 304
Alchemilla. P.’63, 94; 93, 210. J
IIT, 181, 182, 190
alchidas (Macrosargus). P ’94, 271
(Sargus). P ’94, 271
alcicornus (Pterodrilus). P ’94, 450
69, 182, 206, 210;
"72, 177; °98, 127, 495
Aleide. P ’68, 2;
Aleimosphenus. P ’03, 341
Alcine. P ’68, 7, 8, 14, 15; 69, 211
Alciopide. P 08, 340
Alcithe. P ’76, 286, 288
Aleon. j v, 29
aleyon (Alcedo). iv, 26; viii,
155. P 53,401; °55, 313; ’56, 288;
61, 217; °75, 347. J Il, 269.
(Ceryle). P °46, 111; °53; 308;
61, 217; °66, 59; 68, 149; 71,
26; °75, 347; °83,65; °90, 206; ’92,
106, 116; 93, 42; 95, 482; 796,
112, 128; ’98,'80, 209; °03, 7; ’04,
581; 05, 690; 08, 90, 153; 09,
359. J I, 32
(Cyprina). P ’61, 27
P °59, 106
Aleyone. k
Aleyonella. P ’51, 262, 266 ; 784, 213
Aleyonidium. P 82, 262. J ITI, 142
Alcyonites. j i, 310
viii, 219. P
aleythe (Seolophilus). P 766, 287
aldebranus (Dryolimnas). P ’94, 140
(Rougetius). P ’94, 140
Alderia. P ’80, 83
aldrichi (Cardita). P ’03, 264
aldrichi var. smithvillensis (Corbula).
P 795, 52, 113, 125
aldrichi (Pleurotoma). P ’87, 52
aldrichiana (Adrana). P ’95, 47
(Gaza). P 795, 84
(Yoldia). P 95, 103
aldrichiella (Microdrillia). P ’03, 278
aldrovandi (Dasyatis). P ’10, 473
(Panopea). P ’77, 24; 82, 165
(Pteroglossus). P 67, 115
(Ramphastos). P ’67, 115
222
aleatoria (Misumena). P ’09, 562
(Runcinia). P 1900, 537; ’04,
132
aleatorius (Runcinia). P ’92, 59
(Thomisus). P ‘92, 59
Alecthelia. P ’94, 132, 148
Alectis. P ’62, 239; ’97, 101; 705,
82, 87
Alecto. P ’59, 343; ’01, 179; ’05,
5. J V, 172
aleeto (Piezorhynchus). P ’89, 153
Alectoria. P ’63, 96; ’93, 216
Alectoromorphe. P ’69, 200; ’70,
85, 86, 88
Alectro. j v, 153
alectrolophus (Anoplarchus). P ’84,
103
Alecturus. j iv, 164
Aleochara. j ili, 157. P 44, 30;
66, 370; ’73, 327. J V, 16, 31
Aleocharide. P 744, 30
Aleocharinus. P ’66, 347
Aleodorus. P ’66, 370
Alepes. P ’82, 276; ’05, 70, 499.
J XII, 507
Alepidosauroide. P ’62, 127
Alepidosaurus. P 62, 127, 241
alepidotum (Gobiosoma). P ’63, 269
alepidotus (Chetodon). P ’84, 312
(Gobius). P ’58, 169; ’63, 269
(Peprilus). P ’84, 312
(Rhombus). P ’84, 312; 797, 103
(Seserinus). P ’06, 119
(Stromateus). P ’84, 45, 312
Alestes. P ’06, 444
Alethe. P 759, 48; ’99, 42. J V, 183
Alethopteris. P ’60, 440
Aletris. P ’60, 304; 1900, 485, 488;
10, 548, 559
Aleuas. P ’07, 184
Aleurichthys. P ’63, 172
Aleurodicus. P ’02, 279
aleutensis (Acipenser). P ’89, 254,
255
aleutianus (Mesoleius). P ’78, 871
aleutica (M lla). P ’73, 188;
77, 159; ’91, 170
(Phaleris). P ’68, 52
(Uria). P ’68, 52, 57
aleuticus (Ptycoramphus). P_ ’68,
7, 51, 52; 793, 30; ’99, 19
(Simorhynchus). P ’68, 52
alexanderi (Sphyradium). P ’06, 216
alexandrensis (Ceriphasia). P ’65, 27
(Goniobasis). P ’64, 46; ’65, 27
(Melania). P ’64, 46
alexandri (Acipenser). P ’89, 250,
256
(Helix). P ’96, 416
(Ophiocoma). P ’89, 177
(Perdicella). P ’88, 42
(Trochilus). P ’59, 190; 766,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
56; ’68, 82; 92, 117; '98, 211;
03, 27. J II, 269
alexandria (Achatinella). P ’88, 42
(Laminella). P ’88, 42
alexandrina (Scyris). P ’05, 86
alexandrinus (Ammonites). J VIII,
312
(Gallus). P 705, 86
(Mus). P ’74, 173; 94, 159;
702, 132
(Seyris). P 705, 86
(Serranus). P ’07, 252
Alexia. P ’58, 210; ’60, 50; ’72,
143; 710, 667
Aleyrodes. P ’02, 279, 282
Aleyrodide. P ’02, 279
alfaroana (Amizilis). P ’99, 208
alfaronis (Cnemidophorus). P 94,
198
alfredi (Cassicus). P ’67, 69
alfurus (Babirussa). P ’78, 61
Alga. P ’70, Biol. 10
alga (Chetostomus). P ’71, 286,287
(Uria). P ’68, 4, 78
Algales. P ’54, 129
Algansea. P 56, 182; ’64, 282; 765,
70; °77, 91
algerica (Aphlebia). P ’01, 274
algeriensis (Lanius). P ’85, 95
(Picus). P ’63, 203
algicola (Leptochelia). P ’94, 93
algida (Agrostis. J III, 200
(Gentiana). P ’63, 74
(Phippsia). J ITI, 183, 200
algidum (Trichodium). J III, 200
algidus (Agaricus). J III, 206
(Pterostichus). P ’73, 303. J
II, 238
algira (Glandina). P ’75, 157
(Helix). P ’94, 13
algirus (Zonites). P ’94, 13
algoenis (Terebratula). P ’73, 191
Algoma. P 756, 180; ’77, 91
aliala (Acanthurus). P ’99, 496
(Teuthis). P ’99, 496
Alibrotus. P ’01, 148
alicastrum (Brosimum). P ’89, 403
alicie (Hylocichla). P ’69, 127, 128;
1900, 5, 33; ’08, 156
(Polygyra). P ’03, 194
(Turdus). P ’61, 217; 769,
127, 128; ’71, 19; ’96, 165; 709, 366
alicaudata (Euchone). P 704, 165
aliena (Cephalothrix). P ’01, 673
(Crategus). P ’10, 151, 157
(Diaporthe). P ’93, 142
alienata (Ascaris). P ’51, 205; ’56, 51
alienus (Saprinus). P ’52, 40. J
aliflora (Stellaria). P °63, 59
aliformis (Corbula). P ’03, 262
Aligena. P ’48, 95; ’62,577; ’88, 170
; ___INDEX ‘TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
_ Aligoplites. P ’89, 42
: aliisceruliis (Anser).
F age oe)
P 75, 355
P 54, 189
P 05, 805
a ( j iv, 195
s pains. P 60, 513; 1900, 662; 08,
Piliiensce. P ’98, 383
P 60, 304, 513; 63,
76; ’89, 357; 1900, 662
alismefolius (Ranunculus). P ’60,
302; ’63, st
4 alismatis (Cereospo ra). P 91, 88
Alitta. P ’08, 344; ’09, 244
_alius (Chelifer). P °77, 261
_ Allacodon. P ’91, 127, 130
us, P '81, 177; ’85, 263-
+281; °86, 78-82, 107- 109, 211- 213;
ce 87, 97-113; $8, 340, 350; 90, 354
a Allamanda, P 58, 129
ee P ’82, 60
ag Mlantoopor (Phyllosticta).
ST eValearia). P 94, 348
OS Alle. P 92, 146; 95, 502, 504
alle (Alea). P 68, 3, 5, 53, 54
(Alle). P 92, 146; 95, 502,
eect: P 768, 55
‘ee ergulus). P 68, 3, 4, 6, 54,
855; "78, 23. J I, 55
P 94,
| 8 ;
_——ee (Rhinoceros). J VII,
ao (Abranchus). j v, 320.
ee j vi, 35
(Coluber). P ’95, 391
(Elaphis). P 56, "243, 244, 252
(Fueoides). j vi, 28 89
P 559, 3, 30. J
(Rhinoceroides). J VII, 444
(Salamandra). j i, 407; v, 320,
323. J I, 289
(‘Lriton). j v, 320
(Viola). P ’03, 691
ee plegheniensis (Coluber).
(Cryptobranchus). P ’93, "298;
95, 403; ’08, 127. J I, 290
‘(Men enopoma). jv, 330. P ’86,
213; 93, 228. J I, 289
Seri P 1900, 751
(Seotophis). P 56, 243; 701, 47
allei (Centronella). P ’65, 128
P 708, 121
223
allei. Continued.
(Goniatites). P ’65, 133
alleni (Bison). P ’97, 483-500
(Helicops). P ’01, 40; 708, 121
(Hodomys). P ’94, 229, 235
(Neofiber). P ’89, 270
(Neotoma). P ’94, 225, 232
Sa). P 59, 175;
(Porphyrula). P ’05, 757
(Selasphorus). P ’04, 582
allenii (Liodytes). P ’01, 40
(Seorpius). P ’63, 107. J V,
359, 360
(Seytopis). P ’71, 222; ’74, 123
Allerya. P ’96, 453
alleterata (Pelamys).
alleteratus (Scomber).
alliacea (Mabuia).
(Petiveria).
alliaceus (Anolis).
alliaria (Helix).
alliarius (Aplostoma). P
alliciens (Trimerotropis). P ’07, 41
Allicula. P ’59, 78
alliedea (Phyllop’ tera). P ’07, 382
or. P ’46, 121; ’60, 549; ’65,
185; ’71, 48; ’78, "94; 95, 403;
701, 457, 464-467 3; 703, 553, 557;
704, 467; ’06, 111; 708, 113. J
II, 137, 138
alligator (Anolis). P 56, — 237
Allionia. P ’98, 39; ’04, 108
alliterata (Gymnosarda). P 92, 254
Allium. vii, 55. P 760, 201; 63,
76; ’68, 170; 784, 93; 788, 396;
89, 360; 98, 42, 312. J III, 102
allmanni (Crangon). P ’95, 180
(Steiracrangon). P ’78, 89
Allobophora. P 702, 303
05,
P ’04, 760
P 04, 760
J VIII, 115
P 89, 401
P 64,175
P ’58, 200
94, 15
Alloeocnemis. P ’53, 232; 54, 218;
59, 76
Allocosa. P 1900, 539; 704, 135;
708, 162-169, 284-298, 513
Allocrinus. P ’90, 376
Allodape. P ’96, 557
Allodictya. P ’76, 115
Allodiseus. P ’92, 402
Allodon. P ’87, 285; ’91, 130. J
TX, 187, 212, 217, 218, 251, 253
Allodontide. P ’91, 130, 133
Allognathus. P ’92, 394
Allograpta. P 795, 329
Allolobophora. P ’99, 139; ’02, 84,
J XII, 11, 22, 29; XIII, 96, 100
Alloniscus. P ’54, 176
Allonyx. P ’66, 349, 359
Allopagus. P ’81, 424
Allophane. P ’92, 192
Allophyllum. P ’48, 10.
Allopiide. P ’06, 79
Alloplectus. P ’58, 131
J I, 155
224
Alloprosallocrinus. P ’65, 164; ’68,
350, 351, 352; ’81, 193, 268-287,
402; ’85, 328
Allopterum (Anisagrion). P ’01,
132, 138; 708, 481, 490
allopterum var. rubicunda (Anisa-
grion). P ’08, 481, 490
Allorchestes. P ’54, 177; ’55, 383
Allorhina. P ’78, 314. J IV, 12, 33
Allorisma. P 56, 63, 269; 57, 128;
58, 263; ’59, 8-29; ’65, 110, 128,
250; ’71, 69, 70, 167, 171; ’76, 31
Allosorus. P ’60, 515; ’63, 80
allostoma (Valsa). P ’77, 124; ’78, 87
Allotettix. P 704, 666, 668; 705,
801, 841
Allotheria. P ’91, 124, 238. J IX,
213
almada (Natrix). P ’68, 102
almadensis (Liophis). P ’62, 76;
68, 102. J VIII, 180
almana (Cynthia). P ’85, 84
(Junonia). P ’85, 86
Almandine. P ’97, 442
Almeidea. P ’58, 126
alnea (Thelephora). J III, 223
alni (Coceus). P ’99, 268
(Frankia). P ’03, 353, 354
(Lecanium). P ’99, 271
(Melanconium). P ’95, 486
(Plasmodiophora). P ’03, 353
(Septoria). P ’94, 366
(Sphaeropsis). P ’95, 436
(Valsa). P ’77, 114
alnicola (Calospheria). P ’90, 221
alnifolia (Amelanchier).
P ’84, 82; ’98, 24, 299
(Clethra). P ’60, 512; ’99, 86;
07, 455; 709, 389
(Rhamnus). P ’98, 21, 296
(Septoria). P ’94, 366
alnifolium (Viburnum). P ’08, 450
alnigena (Septoria). P ’94, 367
Alnus. P ’61, 420; ’62, 11; ’63,
76; ’64, 18; ’66, 343; ’81, 455;
83, 190, 255; ’84, 91; ’98, 41,
311; ’03, 5; ’04, 108; ’09, 389,
395; 710, 561
aloa (Calobata). P ’94, 279
Alobus. J III, 266, 273
Aloe. P 758,123; ’89, 359; ’01, 559
Alea. P ’87, 137
aloeifolium (Cymbidium). P ’97, 184
Alogopteron. P ’05, 827
alogus (Gryllus). P 702, 726; 706,
65, 66, 81; ’09, 112, 174
aloifolia (Yucca). P ’68, 167; ’89,
53, 359; ’01, 559, 561; 705, 698
Alope. P ’52, 17; ’79, 418; ’93, 112
alope (Anceryx). J IV, 175, 177
(Erinnys). J 1V, 177
(Sphinx). J IV, 177
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Alopecoide. P 64, 148,
259, 261
alopecoidea (Carex). P ’87, 78
alopecuroides (Acalypha). P ’89, 406
(Dalea). P ’63, 60; ’83, 296
(Lycopodium). P ’07, 455
(Polypogon). P ’62, 88, 333
Alopecurus. P 63, 79, 95; ’67, 23;
77, 108; ’84, 95; 93, 214. J
III, 183, 200
alopex (Spherodactylus). P ’61, 499
(Vulpes). J XI, 228
Alopha. P ’72, 171
Alophus. P ’54, 20
Alopias. P 63, 333; ’64, 148, 261;
92, 233; 704, 505; ’06, 79; 08,
54; ’09, 407; °10, 599
Alopiide. P ’92, 233; ’04, 505; 708,
54
62, 235;
Alopus. P 704, 85
Alosa. P ’54, 199; ’59, 158; 760,
21, 36, 37; ’60, Biol. 9; ’77, 215;
87, 296; ’92, 243; ’97, 64; 799,
332; ’04, 507
alosa (Clupea). P ’92, 243
alosoides (Liza). P ’03, 746
Alouatta. P ’01, 120
alpena (Arabis). P ’84, 80
(Cirera). P 784, 84
alpestre (Melanomma). P 94, 328
alpestris (Alauda). j iv, 181. P 753,
399; ’61, 221. J Il, 265
(Alopecurus). P 763, 79
(Eremophila). P ’75, 348; 708,
97
(Hemitriton). P ’62, 343
(Hirundo). P ‘64, 257
(Otocoris). P ’51, 218; 753,
382; ’96, 117, 132
alpestris adusta (Otocoris). P 792,
119
alpestris giraudi (Otocoris). P 92,
108
alpestris merrilli (Otocorts). P 93,
45, 62
alpestris occidentalis (Otocoris). P
99, 21
alpestris pallida (Otocoris). P. ’05,
690
alpestris praticola (Otocoris). PI
98, 82
alpestris (Pleospora). P ’94, 886
(Stellaria). P ’63, 59
(Triton). P ’56, 11; 59, 127.
J Ill, 358, 362
Alpha. P ’02, 718
alpha (Amniseus). J II, 172
(Lamia). jv, 270. J II, 172
(Liopus). J II, 172
alpherostris (Ogyris). P ’79, 420
Alpheide. j viii, 140. P 793, 112
—~INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
ine. P "71, 242;
9, 416
Alpheoides. P ’93, 112
Alphestes. P ’99, 348;
ee
52, 16, 21;
07, 258
; viii, 141. P 750,
; 52, 12, 16, 21; 59, 302;
60, 29, 33; °63, 139; ’71, 242;
178, 93, 298, 328; ’79, 416; 88,
821; °91, 183, 199; ’93, 109-119
(Apospheria). P 94, 858
_ alpigenum (Lycoperdon). P ’95, 414
alpina (Alehemilia). J II, 182, 190
s Antennaria). P ’63, 67; 784,
P 93, 208. J II,
(Arnica). P ’93, 211. J III,
P ’63, 56
P 63, 94; °93, 212.
e 60, 268, 275
ce 91, 249
Draba). P ’63, 94; 793, 209.
5 a,
J I,
sping (ota P 795, 425
plosporella). P ’94, 362
(Hirochlée). P 93, 214
Hirundo). P ’62, 318
(Juniperus). P °73, 353
(Lesquerella). P 07, 247
| (Lychnis). J III, 182, 189
ees (Mertensia). P ’63, 73
_~ ‘(Pelidna). P 61, 189
. (Pentstemon). P 63, 72
; (Poa). P ’63, 79; ’93, 214.
J Ill, 183, 200
(Pulmonaria). P ’63, 73
(Rosalia). J II, 177
(Schizodus). P ’91, 249
Scheniclus). P 61, 188
Tringa). j v, 92, 93; viii, 156.
P 58, 196; ’61, 188; 62, 322
alpina americana (‘Tringa). P 799, 29
alpina pacifica (Tringa). P 93, 36,
61; ’97, 370; ’99, 59; 1900, 24
alpina Veronica). P 63, 72; 784,
3, 212
Alpinia. P 58, 123; 789, 353
alpinum (Cerastium). P 63, 59, 94;
84, $1; '93, 209. J III, 182, 188
15
225
alpinum fischerianum (Cerastium). J
ITI, 182, 188
alpinum uniflorum (Cerastium). J
ITI, 182
alpinum (Epilobium). P ’63, 61;
84, 84
(Erigeron). P ’84, 87
(Hedysarum). j vii, 19
(Lycopodium). J III, 201
(Nostoc). P ’69, Biol. 20
(Papaver). P ’63, 57, 94
(Phleum). P ’84, 95; ’04, 603
(Pogonatum). P ’63, 95; ’93,
217
(Stereocaulon). P ’93, 216
(‘Thalictrum). P 63, 56
alpinus (Alopecurus). P 763, 95;
93, 214. J ITI, 183, 200
i (Astragalus). P 63, 60; ’84,
(Cymopterus). P 763, 62
(Dismodicus). P ’05, 310
(Erigeron). P ’93, 211
(Hydroporus). P 55, 293
(Lagopus). P ’71, 96
(Melanoplus). P 06, ee 414
(Mimulus). 63,
(#teromys). P 97, "315, 319
(Sciuropterus). P 97, 314-
319, 326
alpinus californicus (Sciuropterus).
P ’97, 323, 326
alpinus fuliginosus (Sciuropterus).
P 97, 321, 326
inus lascivus
04, 589
alpinus oregonensis (Sciuropterus).
P ’97, 324, 326
alpinus ‘(Senecio).
(Tringa).
alpista (Crategus).
Alsconax. P ’89, 146;
\Sciuropterus). P
P '63, 68
P 53, 426
P 10, 230, 288
99, 40; 705,
777
alsinastrum (Anacharis). P ’70,
Biol. 3
Alsine. P ’61, 449; ’62, 161; 63,
58, 94; 1900, 486, 488; 709, 491.
J Il, 83
alsinoides (Arenaria). P 798,379, 402
(Claytonia). P ’98, 20, 296
Alsodes. J VI, 89, 91, 95; VIII, 95
alsophila (Viola). P ’03, 667, 691
Alsophis. P ’62, 74, 76; ’68, 312;
93, 433; 794, 431, 441
Alstrémeria. P ’58, 122
alta (Anatina). P ’87, 397, 403.
J IX, 122
(Corbula). P ’47, 294; °48,
98; 55, 257; 703, 262. J I, 124,
207; Il, 41; IX, 149
226
alta. Continued.
(Crassatella). P ’47, 281; ’48,
98; ’55, 257; ’95, 48. J I, 112;
IX, 152
(Cucullea). J VIII, 335
(Cupressocrinus). P ’86, 105
(Cyclas). P ’60, 287
(Cymbiola). J VIII, 328
(Cyrena). P ’60, 275
(Dosinia). P ’56, 315
(Dosiniopsis). P 765, 184
(Mactra). P ’56, 271, 283;
57, 125; ’60, 425
(Maretia). P ’63, 360
(Nueulites). -j viii, 251
(Periploma). P ’62, 572, 585:
’80, 32
(Sismondia). P ’65, 74, 75
(Tellina). "; 258. P ’48, 106
(‘Trigonella). P ’60, 425
(Trochita). P 755, 259. J
IX, 145
(Voluta). J VIII, 328
altamazonica (Pellona). P ’71, 256
altamazonicus (Centropyx). J VIII,
162
(Curimatus). P ’06, 305
(Oedipus). P ’74, 120
altareus (Anchybopsis). P ’83, 144,
145
(Leucus).
J IX, 392
altavela (Pteroplatea). P 710, 475
altensteinii (Puya). P ’58, 122
alterna (Plusia). P ’85, 178
alternans (Amphitetras). P 1900,
716, 717
‘(Ancylochira). P 66, 348
(Anomia). J VIII, 336
(Biddulphia). P 90,
1900, 693, 716, 719
(Brachinus). P
524
(Buprestis). P
(Calosoma). P 73, 322
(Cardioceras). P ’97, 407
(Ditaxis). P 60, 443
(Drymeus). P 710, 502
(Elaps). P ’60, 74
(Harpalus). P ’65, 102
(Oligomerus). P ’65, 228
(Philodes). P ’68, 379
(Phygadeuon). P ’94, 186
(Stenolophus). P ’68, 378
(Triceratium). P ’61, 62, 70;
P 83, 144, 145, 153.
137;
43, 296; 62,
73, 88
1900, 719
(Trox). P ’54, 211, 215
Alternanthera. P ’77, 108; ’89, 402;
09, 491
Alternaria. P ’95, 430
alternata (Amathia). P ’78, 304
(Anguispira). P ’66, 315
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
alternata. Continued.
(Anisotoma). P ’53, 283
(Anthrax). j iii, 45. P ’95,
326
alternata var. lateralis (Anthrax). P
94, 275
alternata (Asterias). J V, 144
(Betis). P ’62, 369, 401
(Bylliodes). P ’45, 271
(Cancellaria). j vii, 155. P
48, 97; °62, 567; 782, 172
(Cerithiopsis). P ’82, 198
(Corixa). j iv, 829
(Cuma). J VIII, 328
(Disonycha). P ’73, 64
(Fasciolaria). P ’62, 561; ’82,
168
(Fissurella). j ii, 224. P ’71, 141
(Glyphis). P ’91, 55
(Helicella). P 58, 200
(Leiodes). P 44, 1038; 753,
283
(Leptena). P 752, 190
(Lucapina). J VIII, 369
(Luidia). P ’90, 317, 326
(Orthis). P °43, 329
(Patella). 1 215
(Partula). P ’85,215. J IX, 50
(Patula). P 75, 153, 180;
89, 199; ’93, 389, 396
alternata fergusoni (Patula). P ’89,
aT senate mordax (Patula). P ’89,
siden (Peroneoderma). J VIII,:
oT (Pyramidile)) P 94, 17; °96,
490; 1900, 147, 457; ’02, 416, 421,
438-440; ’03, 213; ’06, 533, 563.
J XIII, 572
alternata carinata (Pyramidula). P
96, 490; 1900, 113, 147
alternata costata (Pyramidula). P
1900, 113, 115, 148; ’02, 417, 421
alternata fergusoni (Pyramidula). P
02, 42
alternata mordax (P idula). P
96, 490; ’02, 417, 421, 438-440
alternata rarinotata (Pyramidula).
P 1900, 457
alternata (Saperda). j iii, 409. J
147
’ (Serica). J III, 276; IV, 34
(Siphonaria). P ’91, 45, 49
(Strophonema). P ’42, 197
(Syllis). P ’08, 828; 709, 321
(Tellina). j ii, 275. P 742,
217; °48, 106; ’62, 573; ’71, 135-
138; ’82, 155; ’03, 757. J VIII,
371
(Tuba). P 48, 106; ’90, 400
(‘lurritella). j ii, 24
Sn a
ernatum (Dentalium). P ’48, 99
(Doreaschema). J II, 147
. (Pleurotoma. P 48, 104
nmatus (Ammonites). J VII, 312
Anthribus). J V, 250
1 Fae of 59, 339; 762,
(Bulimulus). P ’73, 248; 75,
5D, 224; ’89, 195; ’06, 131, 132,
0; 710, 48
rnatus mariae (Bulimulus). P
{ = 06, 125, 131-133, 137-140
erni Bulimus). P 58, 206
s (E us). jv, 186. P 54, 115
(Cirrhitus). P ’62, 106, 107, 122
Coreus). j iv, 317
P ’01, 261, 267
P 73, 322
o Mote Ta. P 60, 512
lt ernifolize Hendersonia). P
i — (Chrysosplenium). P
n P ’09, 489
(Cyperus).
ibolus). P 701, 612;
(
: 550,
Althea. P ’58, 124
hroides (Triumfetta). P ’89, 368
et (ot rinus). P ’81, 322
my us). P ’81, 322
Teleiocrinus). P ’81, ’322
iv, 83. P °47, 164;
, 321. J IV, 41
(Ceraticelus). P ’05, 302, 318
Phodaga). P 58, 77. J IV, 39
'99, 290, 291- 298
’p 99, 207
56,
P 94, 282
i” 68, 102
(Perognathus). P ’93, 412
alticoronatus (Laemanctus). P ’65,
92; 66, 124
ostz (Cardita). P ’80, 364, 365;
86, 57; °90, 402, 450
lla). j vii, 142. P
"62, 370
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alticosta. Continued.
(Turritella). P ’82, 171, 173
(Venericardia). P 95, 145
alticostata (Cardita). P 748, 97
(Turritella). j vii, 144. P
48, 107; ’62, 567; 67, 139
alticostata ’ var. perantiqua (Veueri-
cardia). P ’95, 130
alticostatum (Eudopachys). P ’55,
263
alticus (Rupiseartes). P ’82, 278
altidens (Didymictis). P ’92, 320.
P ’62, 429
J IX, 169
altidorsalis (Nautilus).
(Trematodiseus). P ’62, 429
altifrons (Grapsus). P ’79, 401;
80, 193
(Temnocyon). P ’79, 180
sithcsinate (Venus). P ’90, 144
Sitile (Buccinum). P ’48, 96
(Buecitriton). P ‘86, 57
altilirata, (Turritella). J VIII, 341
altilis (Ancilla). P ’54, 30
(Ancillaria). P ’48, 96
(Aneulosa). P ’64, 104
(Buecinum). P ’62, 562
(Celotes). P ’92, 25
(Cyelas). P ’60, 287; 62, 37
(Cyrena). P 60, 275, 282
(Fusus). P ’48, ‘100
(Gillia). P ’94, 25
(Leptoxis). P ’61, 307
(Nassa). P ’82, 171
(Paludina). P ’64, 104
(Tritia). P ’62, 562; ’82, 171
(Turritella). J III, 388
(Unio). P ’53, 244
(Vallonia). P ’93, 241
altilo (Telephorus). P ’51, 347
altiloqua (Muscicapa). jiv, 177. P
48, 127; 51, 152; 60, 375;
64, 249
(Vireosylvia). P 51,
60, 375
altiloquas (Vireo). P
P 63, 315
152;
48, 127; 63,
ane (Melania).
altipetum (Pleurocera). P ’63, 315
altipinnis (Alburnellus). P 710, 286
(Ancylodon). P ’99, 353
(Archoscion). P ’99, 353
(Minnilus). P ’77, 80
(Notropis). P 710, 286
altiplectus (Pecten). P 56, 313
altirostrata (Allorisma). P ’58, 2638;
59, 29
altirostris (Area). P ’61, 325; ’05,9
(Elaps). P ’59, 345; ’60, 72,
73; 62, 347
” (Symborodon). P ’74, 89
altispira (Gyrodes). P 793, 221;
05, 21
228
altispira. Continued.
(Lunatia). P
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
(Polygyra). P 702, 418-420,
427, 428
altissima (Agrostis).
(Ashmunella).
227, 331
P 1900, 485
P ’99, 192; 05,
(Melica). P ’85, 44
(Polygyra). P ’99, 192; 05,
31
, (Solidago). P 60, 514; 10,
altissimum (Cirsium). P ’60, 514
(Epidendrum).
P ’89, 355
(Paspalum). P ’86, 288
altissimus (Aleurodicus). P ’02, 280
altitudinum (Melanoplus). P 02,
274; 704, 571; ’0
113, 165
altivaga (Helicina).
altivaga andrewse
02, 420, 426, 427
6, 362, 409; 09,
P ’87, 152
(Polygyra). P
altivallis (Thomomys). P ’95, $4
altivelis (Cremnobates). P ’81, 113,
116
(Cromileptes).
altivolus (Hippiscus).
P 82, 272
P 706, 376, 401
altonense (Macrochilus). P ’89, 307,
308
altonensis (Physa).
VI, 164
(Productus).
(Soleniscus).
P 64, 114. J
J Il, 7, 22
P ’89, 307
Altrices. P 68, 281; 69, 193-196,
201, 209, 210, 213
altum (Buccitriton). P ’90, 399
(Conoeardium). P ’88, 247
(Spherium). P ’60, 287
altus (Berosus). P ’55, 366
(Bubalichthys). P ’77, 73
(Meleagris). P ’70, 11. J XI,
280
(Mortonia). J IX, 131
(Pachydon. P ’74, 28
(Periarchus). J IX, 131
(Priacanthus). P 762, 182,
242; 63, 332; ’7
163
0, 119, 121; ’89,
(Pseudopriacanthus). P 784,
98; ’89, 163
(Pygocentrus).
(Triacrinus).
( Trichocrinus).
(Unio). J II,
alutacea (Donacia).
Aluata. P ’67, 36
Aluatta. P ’61, 24;
"78, 62
Alucita. P 75, 33
Alueo. P ’07, 365
aluco (Cerithium).
P 70, 98
P 86, 99
P 86, 99
298
P ’51, 811
62, 507, 515;
P 07, 365
61, $20; ’05, 21
aluco. Continued.
(Murex). P ’07, 364
(Pseudovertagus). P ’07, 366
(Strix). j iii, 357. J IV, 272.
P ’90, 124
aluco delicatula (Strix). BF 90, 125
aluco javanica (Strix). P ’90, 124
aluco (Syrnium). P ’75, 480
Alunite. P ’80, 332
Alunogen. P 82, 545; ’92, 177, 178
alutacea (Cheetocnema). P 73, 74
(Lavinia). P ’56, 184
(Schistocerca). P 05, 40, 53,
439; ’07, 292; ’09, 156; 10, 617,
632
(Thelephora). J III, 222
alutaceum (Hydnum). J III, 216
(Philoxylon). P ’61, 852
alutaceus (Acrocheilus). P ’56, 184;
"77, 90
(Anolis). P ’61, 212
(Anthicus). P ’52, 104. J
IV, 38
(Cyathocrinus). P ’79, 308;
785, 244, 245, 253, 264, 269, 280;
87, 111; 90, 356
(Dicelus). J XI, 281
(Dracontura). P ’61, 212
(Ernobius). P ’65, 224, 225
(Philoxylon). P ’65, 225
(Platycrinus). P ’86, 95
(Polyporus). J ITI, 208
(Tanarthrus)s P ’52, 104. J
IV, 12, 38
Alutera. P ’63, 178, 183; ’77, 204;
84, 46; 97, 127
alvarado (Ichneumon). P ’73, 108, 125
Alvaradoa. P ’89, 371
alvarezzii (Ostrea). J VIII, 336
Alvarius. P ’59, 100; ’77, 54, 56, 92.
J VI, 210
alvarius (Bufo). P 766, 310. J
VI, 71
(Phrynoidis). P ’62, 358
alveare (Megara). P ’63, 308; ’65, 19
(Melania). P ’63, 308; ’65, 19
(Pleurocera). P 763, 308; ’65,
19; ’90, 498
(Sagda). P ’10, 517, 528
alvearia (Turbo). P ’96, 328
alveata (Amauropsis). P ’82, 198, 200
(Cancellaria). P ’48, 97. J
IV, 288
(Cassidula). P 753, 448
(Cyelas). P 754, 30
(Gyrodes). P 76, 295; ’05, 21.
J IV, 289
(Lacinia). P ’90, 398
(Lucina). P ’48, 100; ’90, 402
(Melongena). P ’48, 101; ’53,
448; 90, 398. J IX, 135
(Natica). J IV, 289
é Continued.
Pasithea). P °48, 103
(Pleurotoma. es Oe.
(‘Lurritella). P ’55, 263
(Venus). jvi, 264. P ’48, 107;
a 199; mee 80, 22, 24, 25;
156. 123
lveatum (Busycon). P ’62, 560, 583
i ee): P °48, 105; 790,
). P 62, 575
2
394;
). P 91, 51
). P 62, 575
72, 58: 01, 514. J
4
amp hiodon). P ’77, 85
(Favolus). J Il, 206
P "74, 225;
787, 122
202. P '44, 85;
01, 548, 562;
* 105, 729; 08,
93, 467; °94, 303
P 58, 124; °71, 111;
P ’58, 129
(Crinum). P 58, 122
™(Bacium): P 52, 144. J IV, 42
trifolium ). P 98, 380
bilis (Actinobolus). P "72, 252
apenia). P 97, 235
(Alburnus). P 56, 193; 710,
(Bulimus). P ’85,212. J IX, 47
pets) P *01, 70
dophis): P °53, 300; ’01
69; 03, 550, 553,556 titi‘
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229
amabilis amabilis (Diadophis). P
701, 70
amabilis docilis (Diadophis). P ’93,
387; 701, 70; 703, 542
amabilis pulchellus (Diadophis). P
01, 70
amabilis stictogenys (Diadophis).
P ’01, 69
amabilis (Malurus). P ’89, 150
(Minnilus). P °77, 80
(Notropis). P 10, 288
(Oberea). J II, 152
(Partula). P ’85, 212. J IX,
47, 70
(Pepsis). P ’99, 196
(Picea). P ’76, 332; ’99, 113
(Pseu mia). P ’97, 235
P 762, 362, 401
(Seymnus). P ’52, 185
amenicornis (Eucnemis). P ’52, 48
Amalia. P ’72, 145
Amalopis. P ’59, 198, 199, 204, 245;
60, 16, 17; ’61, 291
Amalthea. P ’66, 263; ’04, 24
amaltheus ( ras). P ’78, 52
amanda (Odostomia). P ’73, 225
(Partula). P ’75, 244-247; ’85,
206. J IX, 57
amandus (Hydroporus). P ’55, 290.
J IV, 30
Amannus. J IV, 11, 24, 40
Amanses. P ’82, 283
amantiacus (Seytopis). P ’74, 124
Amara. P ’43, 297, 300; ’55, 346;
56, 29; 60, 316, 319; ’66, 347;
68, 382; 773, 323, 325. J II, 256;
29
). P 56,181; ’77, 91
P 1900, 346
amare (Pseudocreobotra). ee
286; 03, 716, 717
Amarantacer. P 60, 514; 763, 75;
789, 401; ’96, 33
Amaranthus. P 1900, 657, 665; 702,
60, 514; °77, 108;
784, 88
amarula (Melania). P 63, 273
amarum (Panicum). P ’67, "94; 1900,
647, 649, 662; ’04, 611
230
amarus (Hudsonius). P ’56, 210
(Hybopsis). P ’10, 279
Amaryllidacee. P ’58, 122; ’60,
200; 798, 395
Amaryllidee. P ’89, 356
Amaryllis. P ’58, 122; ’89, 356
amaryllis (Balanus). P ’90, 443
Amastra. P ’88, 19, 21, 25, 42-54,
252; ’95, 215, 228-240; ’05, 570-
572
Amastrella. P ’05, 570
Amastridium. P ’60, 870; ’64, 167
amastroides (Bulimulus). P 796,
398, 441
(Nesiotus). P ’96, 441
amastroides var. anceyi (Bulimulus).
P 96, 442
amastroides var. anceyi (Nesiotus).
P 96, 442
Amathia. P ’78, 304
Amathilla. P ’01, 152, 167
amathusize (Platycercus). P ’99, 12
amatoria (Protoneura). P ’08, 480,
489
amatus (Cryptocephalus). P ’49,
170. J I, 245, 253
Amaura. P ’07, 376
Amauris. P ’66, 240
amaurisoma (Puffinus).
Amaurobias. P ’92, 29
Amaurobine. P ’92, 27
Amauropsis. P ’60, 185, 422; ’61,
419, 428; °76, 296; ’82, 198, 200;
95, 84; 96, 474; ’05, 21. J
VIII, 278
amauroptera (Euryzona). P ’94, 141
(Porzana). P ’94, 141
Amaurornis. P ’94, 131; ’02, 671
amaurosoma (Nectris). P ’64, 124,
143
amaurotis (Galgulus). P ’62, 315
P ’62, 315
(Turdus).
amazili (Amizilis). P ’99, 207
P ’08, 490
(Anax).
(Ornismya). P ’99, 206
(Orthorhynchus). P ’99, 207
(Polytmus). P ’99, 207
Amazilia. P ’90, 207; ’99, 206
Amazona. P ’53, 372; ’09, 359. J
ITI, 154
amazona (Alcedo). P ’60, 133
(Catagramma). P ’75, 177
(Ceryle). P ’60, 133
amazonensis (Anodonta). P ’60, 89.
JV, 395
(Prochilodus). P ’06, 316
(Tellina). J VIII, 332
amazonica (Cissus). P ’71, 118
(Eucharis). P ’89, 356
(Psectrogaster). P ’06, 306
(Thalassophryne). P ’85, 53, 54
P 66, 192
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
amazonicus (Crocodilurus). J VIII,
162
(Tylosurus). P ’03, 531
Amazonite. P ’82, 15
amazonus (Scotothorus). P ’99, 209
Ambasside. P ’06, 528
Ambassis. P ’61, 45; ’05, 500; 706,
528
ambassis (Ambassis). P ’05, 500
ambiacus (Corydoras). P ’71, 279,
280; 774, 135
ambidextra (Melania). P ’02, 120
ambiens (Buprestis). P 754, 88.
J IV, 34
(Thrincopyge). J IV, 34
(Valsa). P ’77, 118
ambigens (Crategus). P 710, 189,191
ambigua (Achatina). P 60, 152
(Alasmodonta). jv, 181
(Bulla). J VIII, 331
(Castalia). P ’53, 368; ’60, 90.
JV, 377
(Corbicula).
(Coreopsis).
(Coryna). P ’08, 604
(Cyrena). P ’60, 275
(Datnia). P ’63, 83
(Diplax). P ’62, 400, 402
(Flosvularia). P ’03, 381-389,
391
(Glandina). P ’99, 396
(Hippodamia). P ’52, 181
(Hister). P ’59, 313
(Mylabris). P ‘08, 604
(Nassa). P ’71, 130
(Natica). P 756, 64,
60, 423
(Polygala). P ’60, 513
(Posidonomya). P ’63, 10
(Rissoina). P ’73, 211
(Salicornia). P ’81, 454; ’89,
402; 1900, 665; ’02, 661
(Seintilla). P ’72, 223
(Scolopendra). J V, 34
(Spheria). P ’79, 67; ’95, 29
(Urocoptis). P 710, 518
ambiguum (Spirostomum). P ’80, 157
ambiguus (Belemnites). jv 192,
(Cormocephalus). J V, 34
(Dicelus). P ’73, 324
(Dipodomys). P ’03, 24
(Eulophus). j vii, 27
(Merlucius). P ’63, 247
(Monoceras). J VIII, 327
(Moronopsis). P ’62, 236
(Mytilus). P ‘61, 478
(Paleolodus). P ’96, 512
(Plectroplites). P ’63, 83
(Pteroglossus). P ’67, 110
(Ramphastos). P ’67, 104. J
IV, 5
P ’60, 268
j vii, 75
282;
Continued.
—o™)- P 45, 817. J
. P 48, 89
P 04, 777,
800; ’05, 50, 54; ’07, 317; °10, 596
blacrinus. P ’81, 231, 402
Paravermilia). P ’10, 500
n iodor (Eucetes). J VII, 216
loctonide. P ’92, 292, 311
mbloctonus. P ’75, 22, 444, 446,
448; 76, 655,92, 92, 312
P "158, 167; 61, 85, 78,
62, i7, 331; ih 85,
P 66, 294
a 60, 20; °61, 95, 165;
77, 44, 60, 86, 93;
313. J VI, 216,
(Tenia). P ’87, 22;
Ceratichthys). P 56, 213
is). P 85,410; ’08, 549
Nocomis). P °77, 45
(Rutilus). P,°56, 213
mblotheride. P ’87, 289, 292
mblotherium. P ’87, 289; ’88, sore
299-301. J IX, 187, 188, 192, 1
199-202, Soa, he, 236, 242, 247,
_ 257, 262, 265
nbloxis. P ’64, 152
s (Cirrhitus). P
(Sciena). P ’97, 76
s. P 67, 73
P 54, 32; °66, 348
05, 42,
hitus. P ’62, 105
blyeorypha. P ’04, 795;
808; 07, 301; 09, 113, 168;
LC 595, 616, 617, 637
62,
00
(Punctum). P 08, 455
opon. P 61, 303
os (Actinoptychus). P 1900,
(Schuettia). P 1900, 721
(Triceratium). P 1900, 721, 730
Amblyomma. P ’90, 280; 04, 144
a Pp 62, 240
ae ppmbiropaic. P 59, 63; "71; 297;
amblyopsis, (Cais). P ’85, 75, 79
ris). P ’85, 74
Ambivopus P 782, 284; 99, 361
Shiai ig 05, 780
782, 96
Amblyospi
_ Amblypoda. P 75, 73;
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231
Amblypterus. J IV, 153
Amblyramphus. P ’66, 25
Amblyrhiza. P ’68, 313; ’69, 92.
J VII, 358, 407, 445
amblyrhiza (Leptomylus). = VII, 445
Amblyrhynchus. P 54, 1
amblyrhynchus (Alepes). ” 05, 71
(Caranx). P ’62, 436; ’83,
284; 705, 71
Amblyscion. P 63, 165
Amblyscopheus. P ’07, 167
Amblystoma. P ’52, 173, 174, 209;
759, 123; 761, 123; ’65, 84; ’66,
300, 311; ’67, 86, 167-211; ’68, 247,
276, 286, 292; ’69, 95, 101, 109;
782, 328; ’83, 14-34; ’89, 155; ’91,
463; °92, 332; ’93, 77, 181, 184,
383, 386; 95, 382, 402, 406, 407;
1900, 617; ’02, 88; ’08, 79, 96.
J VI, 98-100, 105
Amblystomata. J VI, 98
Amblystomide. P 63, 54; ’69, 93,
94; 82, 328; ’83, 34; ’95, 402;
1900, 617. J VI, 100-103, 105
Amblyteles. P ’78, 355; ’94, 185
Amblytropidia. P ’04, 517, 776, 784;
05, 36, 38, 53, 401, 841; 706, 18;
07, 166, 286; 710, 587, 617, 627
Amblyura. P ’56, 49
=e (Hemirhamphus). P 705,
493
(Zenarchopterus).) P Fi 494
amboinensis (Cassis). J I,
(Columba). P ’64, 343.
amboynensis (Motacilla). P ’67, 220
(Rhinecanthus). P ’82, 282
Ambonychia. P ’71, 319
Ambrosia. P ’60, 514; ’69, 189; ’71,
110; 14, 215; ’80, 353; ’82, 10;
"85, 376; 786, 344; ’89, 388; 1900,
649, 660, 670; 02, 664; 710, 574
ambrosiaca (Hirundo). P ’57, 38;
59, 33
ambrosiacus (Cypselus). P ’57, 38;
59, 33
ambrosie (Physalospora). P _ ’93,
447
ambrosioides (Chenopodium). P ’60,
513; ’89, 402; ’02, 661
ambulacrum (Turritella). J VIII, 330
Ambulyx. J IV, 127, 152
ambusta (Auriculella). P ’88, 14
(Goniobasis). P ’65, 30
(Melania). P ’65, 30
(Mordellistena). P ’62, 50
Ambystoma. P ‘51, 207; ’56, 6, 7,
8, 11, 252, 309; °57, 215; 59, 123;
708, 127. J I, 281-288, 292, 293;
ITI, 338, 243, 349
Ambystomata. P ’56, 7
Amb i P ’56, 11, 252;
127. J ITI, 338
708,
232
Ambystomine. P ’59, 122
amecus (Ichneumon). P ’73, 107,128
Ameiurus. P ’99, 480; 1900, 352-
355; ’04, 242; ’10, 600, 602
Ameiva. j iv, 235; vi, 7,37. P 54,
95; ’56, 237; ’60, 483; ’61, 312;
762, 60, 61, 351; 65, 197; ’68,
99, 127, 275, 284; ’98, 103, 106
ameiva (Ameiva). P ’98, 103
(Lacerta).
(Teius). P ’62, 67
Amelanchia. P ’84, 82
Amelanchier. j vii, 22. P ’60, 145;
88, 396; ’98, 24, 299; ’01, 359;
02, 500; 710, 580
Ameles. P 703, 702; 710, 12
amelia (Neoneura). P ’08, 480, 487
Amellus. j vii, 35. P ’98, 30. J
I, 177
Amentacee. P ’85, 117
amentata (Lycosa). P ’03, 129, 132
Ameria. P ’81, 95
americana (Abama).
549; ’07, 455
(Abax). J II, 228
(Acanthocladia). P ’59, 24
(Agave). P 758, 122; ’89,
356; 798, 413
(Alecedo). P ’48, 89
(Acridium). P ’78, 315
(Aglaope). P ’60, 539
(Alees). P ’08, 92
(Ampelis). j iv, 37
(Amphisbena). P ’68, 101
(Anas). P ’51, 224; ’55, 316;
56, 296; ’92, 32, 60; ’95, 468;
708, 102. J IX, 403, 409
(Anchistia). P ’78, 961
(Anchura). J VIII, 316
(Anistoma). P 744, 102
(Antilocapra). P ’67, 136;
78, 61; ’08, 78. J VII, 173
americana mexicana (Antilocapra).
P 705, 680
americana (Aporrhais). P ’60, 423;
’61, 419
(Area). P ’71, 132; 781, 453
(Arctia). P ’60, 527, 529
(Ardea). jv, 66
americana cinerea (Ardia). j v, 59
americana (Aristida). P ’91, 306
(Asagena). P ’04, 127
(Atalapha). P ’55, 432
(Aythya). P 759, 109, 193;
64, 72; °71, 37; '93, 23, 32; ’95,
468; 98,140. J IX, 405
(Belemnitella). P ’05, 28
americana var. subfusiformis (Belem-
P 1900, 547,
nitella). P. 05, 28
americana (Belostoma). J I, 58, 60
(Biddulphia). P 1900, 693, "721
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Continued.
P ’52, 279. J VIII,
(Bombyecilla). P 753, 382
(Bouteloua). P ’91, 306
(Brachys). P ’57, 10
(Bucephala). P ’62, 323; ’71,
37; °75, 356
-(Buddleia). P ’05, 699
(Cakile). P ’67, 18; 92, 377;
1900, 666; ’02, 662; °04, 604; 709,
382
(Calidris). P ’60,195; ’61, 182
(Campanula). P ’60, 512
(Cantharis). P ’51, 338
(Carduelis). P ’65, 92
(Caridina). P ’94, 401, 403
(Carpinus). P ’74, 80; ’76,
332; ’82, 218
(Cassyta). P ’89, 403
(Castanea). P ’62, 11; ’79,
165; ’80, 351; ’81, 455; ’89, 58
(Ceanothus). P 710, 546, 567
(Centaurea). j ii. P 783,
192
(Certhia). P 753, 381, 401;
59, 107; °66, 79; 703, 12, 15
(Ceryle). P ’66, 59
(Chemnitzia). P ’99, 176
(Chilophryne). P 762, 358
(Cilix). P ’62, 359
(Clima). P ’57, 81, 82
(Clisiocampa). P ’75, 51
(Clista). P ’95, 333
(Clubiona). i). 92, a 10;
Compsothlypis P 89 270;
‘00, 210. 195,495; ; '96, 159; 98,
85; 708, 155
ne OT aS ar (Compsothlypis).
americana (Conopholis). P ’60, 200;
98, 395
(Cordylophora). P 70, 138
(Corticaria). P 55, 801;
P' 62, 11; 782, 93;
66, 347
(Corylus).
10, 546, 561. J XI, 278, 281
(Cotinus). P ’81, 125
(Ctenucha). P ’60, 539
(Curvirostra). j iv, 42; P ’66,
39, 84
(Cuseuta). P ’89, 394
(Cyelus). P ’62, 37
(Cymindis). P 743, 295
(Cymothoa). 13, 395
(Diaporthe). 90, 235
(Dinebra). P ’91, 306
(Diplodonta). P ’48, 99
(Direea). J I, 98
(Dondia). P 1900, 665; 702,
661; ’09, 380
(Dresseina). P ’74, 29
americana.
(Blatta).
444
P 53, 383; 60,
68, 150
(Fagus). P ’07, 456
—_—o™ P 05, 5. J WV;
Seurtent J II, 228, 234
Forficula). P ’03, 301
_ (Fraxinus). P 62, 4,116; ’01,
_ (Preyia). P ’59, 194
____ (Pulica). j viii, 157, 203. P
"41, 124; 53, 425; ’D5, 314; 59,
108, 192, 30 306; : 69;
98; 68, 84; 75, 358; 83, er
217; °92, 113; °93, 23, 35;
hs A735 98, 207; 09, 356. J
I, 224; TX, 411
(Galerita). P ’43, 295
—)- - 65, 214, 215;
a P 2, 259;
705, 18. J IV, 398
_ (Gentiana). P ’63,
Glycera). P ‘82, 103. J
147
( imeris). P 54, 29; ’62,
; 756
SGoniomys). P °56, $1, 283
Grillotal P '51, 204
; 223; °53, 425; 56, 294; °70,
86; 75, 353; °95, 472
pot). P 95, 323
a Heterina). P ’01, 128, 134;
708, 462, 472, 481
ne (Hettangi )
P 56, 274, 284;
, 426
e (Heuchera). P 60, 200
do). jiv, 256. P ’53, 307
tyle). P 60, 303
Hyla).
‘Famesia). P ’63, 62
_Carix). P ’62, 11; 04, 608
>. - 98, 482; °99, 200
P *78, 305
. (Lophiola).
455
(Loripes). P ’43, 325;
(Loxia). P ’75, "350
boa 62, 577; 67, 139;
(Lucina).
772, 85; 780, 21, 24. J VII, 318
(Malva). P 67, 18
i S00 546: °07,
48, 100
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233
americana. Continued.
(Mammea). P °58, 125; ’89,
(Mareca). P ’53, 428; 59,
109, 193; 62, 322; °64, 71; ’66,
99; 971, 36. J I, 225
(Martes). P ’02, 451
americana var. abietinoides (Martes).
P ’02, 451, 455
americana (Mega: ptera). P ’65, 180
( Melasdrea). J I, 97
(Mephitis). j vii, 329. P ’49,
234; ’51, 206
(Meromyza). P ’95, 339
ee torquata (Merula). j iv,
americana (Modiola). j ii, 265. P
"71, 134; °75, 355
(Morone). P ’60, 116; ’61, 50;
63, 234; °77, 211; ’07, 234
(Motacilla). j iv, 198. P ’60,
376
(Muscicapa). j iv, 172
(Mustela). P ’82, 327; 94,
394; ’97, 218; ’08, 92, 404. J
XI, 227
americana abietinoides (Mustela). P
02, 444, 451
americana actuosa (Mustela). P ’02,
444, 450
americana americana (Mustela). P
02, 445
americana brumalis (Mustela). P
02, 444, 448
americana typicus (Mustela).
444, 451
americana (Mysia).
P 02,
P 48, 102; ’62,
577; °72, 93; *82, 156
(Neotanais). P 94, 93
(Nomada). P 03, 590-592,
608, 609
americana dacotana (Nomada). P
03, 590, 592, 609
americana (Numenius). P ’75, 354
(Odontomyia). P ’82, 75, 77
(Oedemia). P ’71, 37; ’93, 33.
J I, 226
(Olfersia). P ’95, 340
(Orthosia). P ’75, 484
(Panopea). P 748, 103; ’62,
571; °71, 139; ’80, 21, 24;
(Parula). P ’60, 376;
"71, 20; °75, 352; °09, 364
(Pedicellina). J III,
14
82, 160
63, 293;
143;
(Pelidna). P ’61, 188, 189;
"Tt, 30
(Peplis).
(Perea). ji, 394. P ’60, 116
(Perdix). iv, 268
(Pergandiella). P ’99, 266
ji, 118
234
americana. Continued. :
(Periplaneta). P ’04, 513, 562,
780; ’05, 33; ’07, 282; ’08, 368;
710, 5, 586
(Perna). J VIII, 319
(Phoecena). P ’76, 134
(Pholadomya). P ’56, 283
(Pirus). P ’02, 501
(Platydema). J I, 102
(Podocystis). P ’61, 70
(Pristodactyla). P 754, 37;
60, 318
(Procris). P ’60, 539
(Prognatha). P ’44, 42
(Prunus). P ’82, 218
(Psalis). P ’03, 301; ’05, 838
(Pterogorgia). P ’88, 309
(Pyrola). P ’10, 581
(Pytho). J I, 97
(Recurvirostra).
156. P ’53, 427; 755, 315; ’59,
108, . 1925) 764,: G7; ' 66, 975 ' "71,
33; °75, 354. J I, 225
vii, 193; viii,
(Recurvirostris). P ’08, 79
(Rhizosolenia). P ’90, 139
(Rostellaria). P ’60, 423. J
VIII, 316
(Rupicapra). j i, 11
(Ruticilla). P ’75, 352
(Schistocerca). P ’04, 534, 776,
788; ’05, 39, 53;
594, 617, 632
07, 292; 10,
(Seolopax). P ’75, 355
(Scolopendrella). P ’81, 85
' (Seraptia). P 754, 219. st 100
(Silpha). P 753, 275, 279°
(Sitta). P 746, 112
(Spiza). P ’95, 491; ’96, 152
(Steatoda). P ’09, 205
(Stenura). J I, 331
(Stomis). P ’73, 305. J II,
237
(Strangalia). J I, 331
(Strix). j iii, 356. J I, 28
(Sus). P ’42, 216; ’46, 94.
J I, 19; VII, 372
(Sylvia). j iv, 198, 253
(Sylvicola. P ’53, 311, 312, 399
(Taneredia). P ’60, 185, 426
(Taxidea). P ’88, 94; ’08, 79.
J XI, 239, 280
(Teredo). P ’61, 367
(Terpsinoé). P 1900, 732, 734
(Tetragramma). P ’61, 70;
1900, 734
(Tilia). P 60, 302;
701, 357; ’09, 58, 65, 69
(Triathera). P ’91, 307
(Trientalis). P ’88, 394; 1900,
668; ’02, 663; ’07, 457
(Trigonella). P ’63, 352
62, 11;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
americana. Continued.
(Triplaris). ji, 27
; (Troglodytes). P ’46, 113; ’99
(Ulesanio). P ’04, 127
(Uimus). P ’62, 11; ’81, 455;
782, 218; ’88, 392; 97, 185; 01,
356; ’07, 456
(Vaka). P ’77, 114
(Vallonia). P ’93, 266
(Veronica). P ’60, 200; ’63, 72
(Vicia). P ’63, 60; 704, 108
(Vitrina). P ’58, 199; ’59, 188
(Waltheria). P ’89, 368; ’05,
697
(Ximenia). P ’89, 392
americanorum var. pallidus (Bombus).
P ’02, 35
americanum (Acridium). P ’78, 315;
04, 533
(Amblyomma). P ’90, 280
(Arcenthobium). P ’63, 75
(Bembidium). P ’57, 4
(Chrysosplenium). P ’60, 145
(Cirsium). P ’63, 68
(Eotherium). P 53, 892; ’
157; °56, 92; 57, 89. J VII, 39
(Erythronium). P68, 146;
97, 161
’(Gleosporium). P ’93, 167. j
ii, 117
(Gnaphalium). j ii, 117
(Macrobrachium). P ’93, 122
(Malvastrum). P ’09, 492
(Megatherium). J VIII, 213
(Melampyrum). P 760, 303;
80, 362
(Monotoma). P 755, 305
(Omophron). P 743, 296
(Oreeoptoma). P ’53, 279
(Polyprion). P ’07, 251
(Pupisoma). P ’03, 763
(Stenotaphrum). P ’89, 361;
05, 696, 698
(Stizostedium). P ’65, 85
(Thyridium). P ’93, 189
(Triceratium). P 790, 139;
1900, 721
americanus (Acanthias). P ’62, 499;
63, 333; ’64, 264; ’65, 175
’(Acarus). P 90, 280
(Actinocephalus). P 703, 636,
640
(Alburnus). P ’63, 31
(Alee). P ’80, 349
(Alees). P ’85, 182
icocrinus). P
781, 283; 790, 158
’(Ammodytes). P 68, 228
(Ammonites). J VIII, 311
(Amphoracrinus). P ’81, 283
(Ampyx). P ’89, 166
"78, 240;
Ancodus). J IX, 462-496, 536
Argyrodes). P ’09, 205
(Apogon). P 70, 119; 784, 99
A P °70, 119;
106, en thre). ctl
“Sel P of
Basiliseus). P 62, 356
j vi, 190, 202;
P 41, 108; °05, 28
82, 327; 94, 8"
, 708, 80. 7 III, 167; VII,
67, 136; ’97, 493.
456
P 62, 524
63, 24%
ts 86; °55, 430;
Cerosternus). P °52, 40
j iv, 261. P
P '55, 259; 701,
heres). P 75, 350
Carduus). P °92, 362
Carpinus). P 62, ll
Ceanothus). P 60, 302; 63,
(
517 :
icerstites). P 56, 126
thus). P ’78, 312
Cervalees). P 85, 184. J
(Cervus). P ’84,119; ’s5, 182;
"94, 389. J VII, 357, 378
ricanus fossilis (Cervus). J VI,
is (Choeropotamus). P ’57,
58, 157. J VII, 389
” (Cinclus). j 153. P °46,
nal 51, 216; °55, 310; °99, 15.
TT, 43; TI, 264
: s). iii,
155. P 55, 313; °56, 993 « 59,
105; °63, 154; °66, 512; °74, 108;
"75, 346; °78, 23; ’83, 65: 92,
106; 95, 482; 96, 127: *08, 153
viii, 152. P
+ 78, 217; 53, 384, 385,
401; °55, 312; 56, 290; ’59, 108;
: "74, 101; "75, 346; 91,
792, 152; 93, 23, 45;
95, 487; °96, 133; ’98, 82; ’08,
83. J I, ”
___INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
235
americanus caurinus (Corvus). P
793, 23, 63
americanus floridanus (Corvus). P
89, 269; ’91, 446
is (Corvus). P
P ’60, 549;
. j iii, 367; viii, 157.
P °41, 54; °53, 428; 59, 108: ’66,
98; '75, 355; °78, 23. J I, 225
(Cyprinus). P 56, 202; °77, 94
(Dermacentor). P 704, 144
(Dineutus). P ’68, 367
(Dorcelaphus). P °97, 208, 311,
495-501
(Elephas). P ’70, 69, 96; °75,
121. J VII, 252, 263, 377, 392-
397; VIII, 212
(Elaphrus). P ’73, 321
(Enchelyopus). P ’63, 237
(Equus). P ’47, 265; °53, 241;
54,200; °58, 11. J III, 167-169;
, 260, 399
(Esox). P 53, 386; °85, 367,
368, 374; ’10, 602
(Euonymus). P ’89, 65; 702,
662; ’07, 458
(Evarthrus). P ’73, 318. J
II, 228
(Fulica). P 756, 296
(Gadus). P ’63, 234
(Glycimeris). P 67, 139
(Grus). j_ vii, 291. P 55,
; 759, 108; 99, 21
(Gyrinus).’ bg 68, 367
(Harlanus). P ’46, 96; 754,
89, 210. J I, 20; VII, 372
(Helops). Pp 746, 65
(Hemitripterus). P ’09, 407
(Hippoglossus). P ’64, 220
(Hister). P ’52, 39; -66, 347
(Holoptychius). P 91, 364. J
, 163
(Homarus). P ’71, 124; 78,
327; ’93, 76
(Humulus). P ’48, 23. J I,
181
(Hydroporus). P ’55, 292
(Hyopotamus). P ’56, 59; 57,
155, 158. J VII, 21, 202-206, 357,
389; IX, 461
(Hyperaulax). P ’97, 10
(Incilius). P 63, 50
(Labrax). P ’60, "116; 61, 50
(Labrus). j i, 394
(Lanius) iv, 273
(Leptinus). P ’66, 367
(Lepus). j vii, 326; viii, 75.
P 94, 218,393; °95, 241; "96, 358;
97, 25
236
americanus bairdi (Lepus).
404
americanus columbiensis (Lepus). P
95, 242
americanus virginianus (Lepus). P
97, 209
americanus (Leucosomus).
(Libellula). P ’04, 534
(Lithobius). J V, 14
(Luxilus). P ’56, 202; ’61, 156
(Lycopus). P 1900, 669
(Liyctus). jv, 262. P ’44,112
(Manatus). j iii, 390
americanus fossilis (Manatus). J
VII, 414
americanus (Mastodon). P ’68, 175;
' 771, 50, 113; ’84, 22; 790, 184;
93, 203; ’95, 447. J VII, 240,
250, 262, 357, 365, 393, 395; VIII,
213; XI, 252, 280
P 08,
P 56, 202
(Melagris). P ’75, 349
(Meloe). P ’53, 328
(Menticirrhus). P ’09, 407
(Merganser). P ’93, 31;. 95,
467; ’98, 140; ’99, 28; 05, 687.
J IX, 406
(Mergus). P ’52, 187; ’59,
109; ’68, 16; ’99, 28
(Merops). P ’64, 243
(Minor). J ITI, 349
(Miscodera). P ’73, 324
(Misecophis). P ’93, 479
(Monocerus). J I, 89
oe: P 53, 413, 414; 74,
(Mustela). P ’02, 444
(Myodes). P ’65, 98
(Myrtillocrinus). P ’86, 110
(Necrophorus). P ’53, 276
(Necydalis). J I, 317
(Notemigonus). P ’77, 45
(Nyctidromus). P ’51, 179, 180
(Ochodaeus). P ’54, 217
(Odontaspis). P ’61, 400; ’64,
261; ’88, 162
(Onocratalus). P ’75, 357
na an Po ee> IBls
?
(Orchesticus). P ’04, 543
(Oriolus). P ’66, 14
(Oxybelus). P ’97, 386
(Palinurus). P ’50, 25; ’79,
410; ’88, 321
(Panuliris). P ’71, 242
(Panulirus). P ’79, 410
(Parus). j iv, 194, 198, 253.
P 60, 376
(Pectiniunguis). P ’04, 653
(Pelecanus). P ’55, 317. J
I,
(Peromyscus). P ’94, 390
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
americanus. Continued.
(Phasianus). j viii, 156. P
99, 16
(Phycis). P 63, 237
(Picorellus). P ’85, 368
(Plargyrus). P ’64, 281
(Platycrinus). P ’81, 244. J
II, 89
(Pleuronectes). P ’64, 216
(Polorthus). P ’72, 260
(Polynemus). P ’61, 275, 279
(Polyprion). P ’84, 99
(Pristonychus). P 44,
54, 38
(Proviverra). P ’92, 311
(Pseudopleuronectes). P ’64,
216; ’77, 205; ’04, 512; ’10, 602
(Pyxicephalus). P ’63, 51
(Rattus). P ’53, 414
(Recurvirostra). P ’92, 104
(Rhinoceros). P 754, 157
(Rhyneobolus). P ’78, 300
(Sapotacites). J IX, 153
(Schistocerca). P 710, 7
(Scirpus). P ’02, 660; 1900,
663
(Seorpio). J V, 363
(Seymnus). P 52, 137
(Sesarma). P ’80, 213
(Siphonornis). P ’63, 286
(Sitomys). P ’94, 255
americanus arcticus (Sitomys).
94, 254, 261
americanus artemisie (Sitomys). P
94, 254, 260
americanus P
94, 254
americanus gossypinus (Sitomys). P
94, 159, 255
americanus nebrascensis (Sitomys).
P '94, 254
austerus (Sitomys).
americanus (Solen). P ’88, 332;
98, 418
(Sphaerites). P 753, 286
(Spondylus). J VIII, 379
(Squalus). P ’61, 399, 400;
63, 333; °64, 260, 263, 264; 788,
162
(Stilbius). P ’65, 274
(Stilpnus). P ’94, 188
(Stizostedium). P ’65, 82
(Stomis). P ’54, 39
(Sus). P ’54, 89, 210
(Syrphus). P ’95, 32y
(Tabanus). “P ’95, 329
(Tapirus). P ’49, 180; 759,
183; ’65, 183; ’78, 61; ’84, 119;
89, 96. J VII, 391; XI, 253
americanus fossilis (Tapirus). J VII,
263, 357, 391; XI, 253
americanus (Teretrius). P ’59, 316
(Tribalus). P 752, 40
’ Orrosteartiosy.” P 703, 216
ae Troglodytes). P 155, 309;
59, 107; 66,78. J I, 33; "IT, 263
(Turdus). P 64, 249
(Uloborus). P ’88, 79
vi, 283. P 59,
780, 349; 82, 287,
827; 86, 36; 88, 93, 146; 94,
798° 123-128, 218, "394; "95, 447;
eat 378; ’97, 31, 220, 311;
oe ; 708, ne 404. ‘J IIL, 169;
“308, 359; XI, 226, 280, 410;
can Ras, cinnamomum (Ursus).
Rags no
é us 7 (Ursus). J
169; Vil, =
hea Mp 95, 435
a (Melania). J V, 218
Ja. P 60, 267; 61, 402
meth P ’94, 280
st. P ’80, 280; 92, 189, 194-
200; 97, 438
na (Jurinia). P ’94, 277
_(Lytta). P ’08, 506, 617, 618
(Urocoptis). P ’98, 274
um (Physocnemum). r
i es)
inns ( yph
ilus). P 7 ha8) 99, 199
ichus). P 73. 303. J
SP fetentor). P ’80, 157
(Salmo). ji, 410
da. P ’94, 181; "01, 296
; 765, 87
363. P ” 162, 237, 251;
; rt 276; ’65, '86, 87; 68,
. wn. 105 973) 97, 98;
; 785, 129; 786,
J II, 239
, amica (Cenis). P 62, 381
’ Be (Pteurotoma). P 03, 270
amicta eesrops)- P 02, 676
_ (Amastra). P ’88, 44
(Laminella). P 88, 44
(Merops). P ’70, 88; 702, 676
(Phyllosticta).
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237
Amiine. P ’62, 237
Amiurus. P ’68, 274; ’75, 255; 77,
45, 87; 783, 132, 133, 161; 85,
410, 4i2; 1900, 352. J VL 242,
Amiva. P ’71, 216, 218, 221; ’74,
68; 94, 431, 436; 96, 312, 465.
J VI, 117, 165
amivoides (Cnemidophorus). P 94,
19
Amizilis. P ’99, 207
Ammecius. J I, 107
Ammania. P ’67, 19; ’89, 381
Ammochares. P ’ 282
Ammocharide. P ’09, 282
Ammocetes. P ’60, 327; ’77, 92;
‘ ?
Ammodenia. P 1900, 636, 639, 641,
665; °02, 651, 661
Ammodesmus. P ’96, 257
Ammodramus. P ’69, 188; ’91, 118;
92, 109, 112, 152; 793, 28, 48, 63;
95, 489; ’96, 111, 114, 139, 142;
98, 83, 139; ‘99, 18, 30, 31; 1900,
5, 33; 709, 362
Ammodromus. P ’52, 184; ’53, 382;
"71, 22; °90, 212, 218. J EI, 266
60, 121;
63, 257, 332; ’68, 228
ammodytes (Vipera). P ’59, 341
rye ore} P 84,181 °
ide. P 63, 257
Ammodyto
ammon (Euomphalus).
(Planorbis). P ’63, 150;
93-109; ’56, 81. J VI, 155
(Straparollus). P 65,
132; ’89, 295
Ammonceratites. j viii, 212, 221. P
41, 109; ’05, 27
Ammoniceras. P 710, 503
Ammonites. j vi, 88, 112, 194, 202;
iii 210, 220. P "41, 107,
108; 742, 219; 746, 32; 50, 67;
54, 164, 168; 56, 70, 267, 269,
57, 111, 119, 126, 127,
; 758, 43, 46, 57, 145, 146,
218, 220, 221, 257, ’60, 177, 185-
202, 418, 419, 549; ’61, 150, 317,
419, 422, 425, 426, 428; ’62, 23;
68, 177, 287; 770, 48; °72, 264;
- 76, 278; ’82, 84, 194,
197, 200, 213; 84, 53; 790, 447-
451, 458, 465; 93, 219, 220, 222;
705, 27, "98. J a 39; 324;
EV; 308, 391; VIII, 264, 310-313
Ammonitide. P 60, 418, 419; 784,
53; °91, 160
110,
238 INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
ammonitiformis (Atlanta). J VIII,
349
Ammophila. P ’81, 454; ’94, 299,
300; ’96, 552; ’97, 374; ’99, 199;
1900, 636, 640-643, 646, 657-660,
662; 02, 644-652, 656-660; ’04,
604; ’09, 382-385
ammophila (Dictyna). P 703, 130,
133
Ammoplanus. P ’94, 301
Ammospermophilus. P ’04, 588
Ammothea. j ii, 61. P ’64, 159;
92, 142
Ammotrecha. P’ 01, 569, 595; ’04,
143; ’09, 234
Ammotrelis. P ’64, 222
Ammotrypane. P ’63, 140; ’06, 354;
08, 354
Amnicola. j viii, 200. P ’41, 78;
56, 260; ’60, 18, 50, 155; ’61,
307, 330, 397; ’62, 263; ’63, 34,
35, 146, 147, 156; °72, 97; ’83,
171; ’89, 88, 195; ’91, 327; ’94,
12, 25; ’96, 397; ’03, 780, 781;
706, 125, 171, 172. J V, 218; VI,
186
amnicola (Gomphus). P ’62, 390,
393, 396, 397, 401, 452, 587
Amnicolide. P ’62, 452; ’63, 33,
35, 147; ’91, 327; '94, 25; 96,
495; ’97, 361, 481; ’01, 405; ’02,
121, 441; ’03, 780; ’05, 749; ’06,
170; ’09, 516
amnicum (Cardium). P ’60, 289
(Pisidium). P ’41, 53
Amniscus. J II, 168-172
Amea. J VIII, 190, 200
Ameba. P ’74, 13, 14, 75, 77, 87,
142 143, 167, 168; ’75, 41, 126,
414; ’76, 198, 199; ’77, 261-265,
288; ’78, 99, 158; ’79, 163, 204;
87, 122
Amebopsis. P ’08, 118
Amebosporidia. P ’02, 19
ameebus (Tylodesmus). P ’96, 259
amena (Auriculella). P ’88, 14
(Bembex). P ’95, 355, 357
(Calamaria). P ’60, 79
(Carphophiops). P ’60, 78, 79
(Celuta). P-’60, 79; ’01, 81
(Chevrolatia). P ’66, 370
(Cistela). jiii, 268. P’ 46,58
(Cyanospiza). P ’59, 107, 192;
66, 89; ’04, 583
(Eragrostis).
(Frickella). P ’88, 14
(Fringilla). j vii, 193; viii, 154
(Goniobasis). P ’62, 268; ’64,
28. J V, 323
(Helicina).
P 91, 304
P ’10, 502
amena. Continued.
(Megastachya).P ’91, 304
(Passerina). P ’92, 122; 793,
52; ’98, 215
(Patella). j ii, 223
J II, 266
(Spiza).
(Terebra). P ’95, 116-125
P ’01, 134
( Vestalis).
(Viola). P ’03, 667, 691, 694
amenum (Buccinum). P 748, 96
P ’90, 398
(Buccinanops).
(Callidium). jiii,418. J II, 33
48, 105
(Solarium).
(Triceratium). P 1900, 723
amcenus (Brachyorrhos). P ’60, 79
(Bulimulus). P ’97, 19
(Carphophis). P ’95, 3938;
te On:
01,
(Coluber). j iv, 36, 288; v,
355. P ’01, 81; 708, 122
(Chlaenius). P ’56, 25
(Eutamias). P ’04, 188
amoenus operarius (Eutamias). P
08, 404
amenus (Geophagus). P ’71, 250
(Minnilus). P ’77, 80
(Phymatodes). J II, 33, 105
(Terebrifusus). P ’90, 398
(Unio). P ’53, 244; ’54, 245
Amolita. P ’75, 65
Amomum. P ’58, 123; ’01, 557
amondseni (Gattyana). P ’02, 259;
’08, 336
(Nychia). P ’08, 336
Amorbia. P ’60, 352
amorea (Gobius). P ’85, 75, 79
Amoria. P ’76, 287, 291
Amoriana. P ’76, 287, 291
Amorpha. P ’61, 452; ’62, 162; ’87,
329; ’98, 22, 297. J IV, 185
amorpha (Fenestella). P ’90, 289
amorphe (Eutypella). P ’93, 140
amorphastoma (Valsa). P ’77, 124;
78, 87
amorphoides (Alvaradoa). P ’89, 371
(Eysenhardtia). P ’98, 389, 393
amorphophylla (Viola). P ’03, 691
Amorphopus. P ’04, 664
Amorphozoa. P ’61, 330; ’84, 206
amorphus (Polyporus). J III, 209
Amospermophilus. P ’98, 123
Ampelide. P 753, 381; 63, 294;
66, 71; 783, 62; 789,373; ’95, 493;
96, 154
Ampelis. j iv, 36, 252. P ’59, 106;
63, 294; '64, 251; 66, 71; ’67,
218; 68, 149; ’69, 182; °73, 294;
75, 349; °78, 22; ’83, 62; ’91,
436; ’93, 53, 64; ’95, 464, 493;
96, 154; ’98, 84; ’05, 690; 708,
82, 154. J IV, 419
62; °70, 103, 136;
. 9g1, '442;’ °89,' 155, 373;
75; °99, 113; 1900, 636, 643,
646-649, 667; 01, 304, 315;
653, 662; °05, 700; °09, 385.
J XI, 277, 281
spsis (Cissus). P ’98, 21, 297
santhus. P ’97, 79
te. P ’08, 348
tide. P 03, 478; ’08, 348
tocrinus. P ’86, 115, 143
hiardis. P 94, 425; 01, 16, 43;
, 558, 556; 04, 467, 471; 708,
sr. P 89, 173
mus. P ’65, 134, 137; ’68,
aoe P 771, 279,
P 708, 615
te P °58, 200
iblum (Nasturtium). P "84, 80
on P °73, 363; ’77,
P 753, 405
; Hemistonys). yp ins, dat i
78, ore BL 1 138, "193, 185; 96,
J I, 234, 236; IL, 207, 213
iierotus). Pp 96, 382. J
Mw). P ae 186
57, 83;
ae) J I, 237
j ii, 139, 287; v, 51. P
, 442
t (Thelephora). J III, 224
te. P '84, 244; 93, 176;
80,
newfoliclla (Leucanthiza). P
hicelydia. P ’91, 415, 418
crag (Stauroneis). P ’65, 12
s. P 54, 31
(Doryphora). P ’61, 71
"(Rhaphonei P 90, 139
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Amphieteis. P
| Amphidesma.
239
amphiceros cruciata (Rhaphoneis).
P 1900, 729
iceros tetragona (Rhaphoneis
1900, 729 il Sia a
Amphicerus. P ’66, 348
Amphichena. P ’98, 58
Amphichthys. P ’82, 279
Amphicnephes. P 95, 336
Amphicoma. jv,374. J ITI, 235, 287
Amphicora. 79, 388
Amphicosmia. P 98, 271, 277, 284
Amphicroum. P ’66, 347, 375.
03, 478; ’05, 846,
849, 850; 06, 255; 08, 349
Amphictene. P ’08, 353
Am a oa P 703, 479; ’08,
AmpLicyiie P 53, 283;
Amphicyon. P 54, 157;
57, 90, 91, 158; ’58, 158; 75,
256, 257 ; 78, 47; 79, 178, 179,
189; 89, 211-242; 92) 321, 425.
J VII, 20, -28, 30-38, 356, 369
Amphieyrta. P 54, 116
ii, 307; iv, 152; v,
220; vi, 212, 229; vii, 133, 153, 238.
P ’43, 307; 47, ’291; 48, 95; 54,
29; ’62, 574, 586; al 127, 138;
°73, 90, 95, 228, 229; 80, 21, 24;
82, 155, 157; ’87, 403; ’90, 143.
J I, 121; I, 78; VIII, 333
Amphidetus. P 65, 75
Amphidona. P 98, 58
Amphidora. P ’59, "717. J IV, 11, 37
Amphidoxa. P 92, 402
Amphidozotherium. P ’92, 424 -
Amphidromus. P ’05, 735.
353;
66, 369
56, 90;
Amphiemys. P ’91, 429
Amphientomum. P ’86, 17
Amphiesma. P ’60, 499, 503; 94,
425; 99, 184
Amphiglossus P 768, 284
pens mong (Navieula). P ’65, 9
eptus. P ’83, 313; 784, 51
pacer ilestes. P ’87, 282, 283, 287;
88, Bs, 390. 301; ’92, 415. J LX, 187-
195, 224, 225, 227, 228, 230, 231,
243, 247, 264
Amphilestine. J IX, 228, 230, 251
Amphimorphe. P 69, 200; 70, 87
Amphinome. P 703, 793
Amphinomide. P 03, 426; ’09, 242
Amphiodon. P 77, 85, 96.
Amphion. J II, 142; IV, 136
Amphionycha. P 61, 354. J I
142, 154
Amphioxa. P 786, 25
Amphioxus. P 88, 91; ’92, 232;
93, 80. J XIII, 12, 29, 43, 74-93
amphioxus (Leptocephalus). P ’09,
407
240
amphioxys (Eunotogramma). P 1900,
730, 737
(Nitzschia). P ’61, 66; ’65, 16
Amphipentas. P 1900, 707, 711, 722
Amphipleura. P ’63, 339; 7 1, Biol. 5
Amphipnous. P 82), 284
Amphipoda. j i, 316. P 54, 177;
55, 382; °65, 46; ’78, 276, 298
Amphiporus. P ’53, 366; 757, 159;
59, 148
Amphiprion. P ’63, 177, 214. J
XII, 533
Amphiprionine. P ’59 148; ’63, 214
Amphiprora. P 61, 63, 66, 70, 71;
65, 16, 17; ’78, 332; 1900, 473
Amphipteryx. P ’93, 380; ’01, 135;
708, 462, 490
Amphirhynchus (Navicula). P ’65, 10
Amphisbena. P ’48, 37; 754, 103;
56, 237; ’61, 76; 68, 101; 96,
313; ’98, 103-105. J VIII, 176
amphisbena (Navicula). P ’61, 71
Amphisbenia. P ’62, 350; ’64, 226;
68, 101, 256, 259, 261, 264, 266.
J VIII, 176
Amphisbenide. P 782, 331; 796,
313, 466; 798, 103; ’08, 119
Amphisearus. P ’82, 274
Amphiscepa. P ’07, 495
Amphisile. P ’62, 234; ’84, 164
Amphisilide. P B4, 155, 156, 164
Amphisiline. P 84, 164
Amphisiloidea. P 84, 156
Amphisiloidei. P ’84, 164
Amphispheria. P ’95, 21, 23, 26, 418
Amphispiza. P ’92, 120; ’98, 214;
99, 30; 703, 28; ’05, 684
Amphistegina. P ’90, 143, 447
Amphistichus. P ’54, 135, 141, 153;
55, 323; 62, 275
Amphistomum. P ’88, 126; ’90, 413
amphitea (Toxophora). P ’95, 326
Amphitetras. P ’53, 430, 431; ’61,
68; ’90, 136; 1900, 690, 706-729
Amphitheriide. J IX, 230-232, 237,
241, 242, 244, 245, 247, 248, 251,
258, 259
Amphitherium. P ’87, 283, 288; 788,
292-301. J IX, 187, 190- 193, 199,
231, 236, 242, 245, 247, 250, 256
Amphithoe. z "055, 382 ; 764, 156
Amphithonotus. P ’64, 158
Amphithopsis. P ’01, 152
Amphitornus. P ’06, 365; ’07, 33;
08, 368, 376, 383; ’09, 113, 138,
424
Amphitragulus. P ’78, 71
amphitricha (Meliola). J II, 292
Amphitrite. j i, 452. P ’52, 84;
58, 38; ’63, 140, 141; ’78, 320;
02, 276; ’03, 471, 725; 04, 336,
368, 369, 697, 699, 703, 706, 707,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
709, 712-716, 720, 721, 726; 705,
858; 06, 506; 07, 883 08, 350;
09, 270
amphitrite (Balanus). P ’90, 443 .
Amphitylus. P ’87, 288, 287 ; 88,
294-301. J 1x. 187, 188, 190,
192-194, 199, 228, 230, 239, 247,
257
Amphiuma. j iii, 57; v, 318; vi, 35,
147. P 54, 102; ’65, 134; 68,
256; 78, 28; 79, 14, 144; 82)
328; 83, 177-186; "84, 262-2733
87, 365; 793, 232: 95, 406; 01,
507; 08, 127. J I, 290; VI, 99,
104
amphiume (Filaria). P 756, 56
Amphiumide. P 782, 328; 1900,
621; ’08, 127. J VI, 103, 104
amphiuminus (Osteocephalus). P 68,
219; ’71, 53
Amphiura. P °89, 177; 91, 388,
479; ’01, 178
Amphizoa. P 753, 2273 °73, 334
Amphizoide. P 58, 228
amphizona (Ephydatia). P ’87, 178
Amphizonella. P ’79, 163
Amphonyx. J IV, 162
Amphora. P 53, 432;
325; 1900, 473
amphora (Actinocrinus).
(Diffugia). P 7°74, 79;
307; °78, 172
(Melocrinus). P 781, 329
Amphoracrinus. P_ ’60, ’388; 61,
132; ’65, 154, 161; 68, 345, 347-
349; ’69, 153, 163; 78, 265; 81,
187-287, 323, 350, 402; 385, 335
03, 43, 53, 640;
65, 17; ’81,
P ’81, 329
77,
Amphorina. P ’04, 376
Amphoroides. P
05, 89
Amphotis. P ’66, 376
amphytrion (Cyprina). P
Ampithoe. j i, 382
Ampla. P ’85, 179
ampla (Achatinellastrum). P ’88, 32
61, 27
(Anculosa). P ’64, 103, 104
(Crategus). P 05, 607, 615
(Gyrotoma). P 60, 66; °64, 94
(Goniobasis). P ’65, Bee
(Leptoxis). P 764, 103
(Limnea). P ’61, 330
(Melania). P 65, 30
(Natica). P ’08 "555
(Pantana). P 85, 88
SC ratinoiclia). P 99, 394;
03, 762
(Prisconatica). J VIII, 279, 314
(Pyrula). P ’52, 193.
amplectens (Allium). By 68, 170
(Melanoplus). P ’10, 616, 634
(Senecio). P ’63, 67
ampleeteus (Trifolium), P ’95, 546
(Cyonyeteris). P ’80,
(Lamium). P ’60, 145;
, 90; 88, 13
Penstemon). P 61, 461
een) P 62, 165
és Pianorbus) P °57, 185; °60,
60, 185, 431
Brachystylus). P ’73, 313
(Celia). P 55, 356
Pterostichus)." P °73, 304
: (Ursus). P 808;
, 35 782, 286. J III, 168; ad
P 10, 165,
3 356, 370, 445
fic (Crataegus).
(Carduus). P ’92, 363
07,
P 64, 94
nio). P 72,157. J VIII, 39
P 49, 203; °94, 300; 97,
P 794, 292
npu P 94, 299, 300
ul: a astecliantran). P 88, 27
Anonyx). P ’63, 139; ’01, 148
Cancer). P ’63, "139
a P 78, 173;
Dios) P ’74, 227; ’78, 173
(Freia). P °79, 198
16
___--+INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
ampulla. Continued.
(Gammarus). P ’63, 139
ampullacea (Carex). P 63, 78
(Euglypha). P ’78, 172
(Physa). P ’81, 96
ampullaceum (Buecinum). P 753, 319
me eras (Unio). P 766, $4,
VI, 269
?
Ampullaria. P 7°46, 21; °48, 96;
756, 50; ’60, 50; ’82, 192; 791,
325, 333; °92, 338; ’98, 106; ’99,
65; ’01, 189; ’06, 125; ’07, 398.
J. VE, 158; Vill, 278; x, ¢ "7,
19, 26, 51, 503
Ampullariade. P ’60, 50;
"91, 325
Ampullina. P 99, 80.
264, 278, 329
amputatum (Theridium). P 704,
amputatus (Harpalus).
65, 98, 99
Ampyx. P ’89, 166
Amsonia. P 92, 162
amurensis (Asterias). P 91, 212
P 709, 401
Amuropsis. P ’99, 48
Amusium. P ’62, 582; 93, 221
Amussium. P ‘81, 421; 91, 142
Amycla. P ’62, 287, 564; ” 82, 170;
90, 144
Amyda. P 54, 186; ’95, 404; 708,
115; 09, 401
amydalina ‘(Cueullea). P 66, 261
P 7%, 177
59, 260, 262; 60, 433
amydon ( ).
Amydria.
amygdala (Cassidulus). I 565, 75
Amygdalee. P ’89, 379
amygdali (Diaspis). P ’99, 275
amygdalina (Corbicula). Pp 760, 268
(Cyrena). P ’60, 268, 275
(Melanconis). P 77, 127
amygdalinus (Sanguinolites). P ’63,
1 °
P 94,
330
amygdalum (Unio). P ’53, 244
amygdalus (Unio). P ’54, 237, 246
amylovorus (Micrococcus). P 786,
331-341
Amynodon. P 92, 431. J IX, 271
amyntor (Agrius). J IV, 179
Amyris. P ’89, 371
Am P 99) 212
Amyzon. P 93, 402
anaaensis (Laimodonta). P ’87, 142.
J VIII, 403; IX, 91
63, 34;
J VItl,
126
P 60, 319;
amygdaloides (Teichospora).
(Melampus). ms 87, 142. J
VIII, 403; IX, 9
(Plecotrema). *D "87, 142. J
VIII, 403; IX, 92
Anabena. P 09, 107, 303
242
Anabantide. P 705,505. J XII, 530
Anabas. P ’57, 150; ’85, 132; ’05,
504, 505. J XII, 530
Anabates. P ’99, 210
anabatina (Dendrocincla). P ’04,
447, 449, 452
anabatina anabatina (Dendrocincela).
P 04, 452, 453
anabatina typhla (Dendrocincla). P
04, 452, 453
anabatoides (Betta). P ’05, 504
Anableps. P ’61, 3, 21, 56
anableps (Cobitis). P °61, 5
Anableptine. P ’61, 3
Anabropsis. P ’05, 827, 830, 843;
06, 284
Anabrus. P ’70, 74; ’06, 416;
708, 83
Anacampis. P ’60, 162
Anacanthini. P ’84, 167, 168, 182
Anacanthocoris. P 61, 287
Anacanthus. P ’60, 227; 61, 287;
’82, 283
Anacardiacee. P ’98, 381; ’60, 302;
1900, 667
Anacardium, P ‘d9, 374
Anacharis. P ’60, 304; ’70, Biol.
3; 784, 37
Anachis. P ’73, 344; ’78, 301; ’88,
322; ’98, 419
anachoreta (Helix). P ’57, 185;
58, 197
Anacodon. P ’82, 96; ’92, 300
anacona (Pleurotoma). P 195, 56
(Pleurotomella). P ’95, 56, 147
Anacrabro. P ’94, 307
Anacyrtus. P ’71, 266; ’06, 453-457
Anadara. P ’81, 448, 451, 453
Anadenulus. P ’98, 219, 222, 229,
254, 255
Anadenus. P 98, 220,
242, 255
Anadia. P ’96, 312, 465
Anadyomene. P ’05, 695
Anetia. J II, 155
anagallinus (Lepomis). P
06, 518. J VI, 221
Anagallis. P ’67, 21;
1900, 668
anagallis (Veronica). P ’60, 303
75, 147;
17, 76;
67, 158;
anagigyra (Ashmunella). P 05,
224, 304
anaglyptica (Copris). J IV, 34
anaglypticus (Copris). j iii, 204.
P 746, 125
(Hexacrinus). P ’81, 253, 254
(Platycrinus). P ’81, 253
(Searabaeus). j iii, 204
Anaglyptus. J II,
Anaides. P ’60, 486; ’69, 94, 96,
97, 109; 1900, 613; 708, 126
anais (Melanopyrrhus). P ’99, 43
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Analcite. P 80, 252; ’89, 35
anale (Cereyon). P 565, 374
(Tapinoma). F ’96, 36
analis (Acritus). P 753, 290
(Adetus). J II, 161
(Anthrax). j iii, 45
(Archoscion). P ’99, 352, 353
(Argyrameba). P ’95, 325_
(Cardita). P 72, 52
(Catulus). P ’07, 419
(Cerambyx). iy 270
(Clinocottus). 61, 166
Clivina). P 1ST, 81. J IV, 29
‘Ghysobothris), ’p 73, 90
(Daenis). P ’64, 270
(Dexia). j vi, 177
(Disparoneura). P ’01, 137
(Dyschirius). P ’57, 76. J
IV, 29
(Gyrinus). P ’68, 369, 372
(Hyperprosopon). P ’62, 275
(Hypoceritichthys). P ’62, 275,
276
(Larrada). P ’93, 481
(Lutjanus). P ’98, 108
(Montezumia). P ’99, 462
(Neomenis). P ’97, 108; ’99,
118
(Oligocottus). P 57, 201;
61, 166
‘(Otolithus). P ’62,18; ’99, 352
(Pachybrachys). P ’61, 857
(Platydema). J I, 101
(Polyopsia). P ’73, 336. J
II, 161
(Pyenonotus). P ’02, 683
(Scydmenus). P ’52, 158
(Serranus). J XII, 522
(Turdus). P ’02, 683
analigutta (Pomacentrus). P 63, 215
analoga (Hippa). P 758, 230, 244;
79, 409; 791, 181
analogica (Mitra). P ’01, 387
analogus (Epinephelus). P 63, 168
(Pimelepterus). P ’62, 245
analoides (Linaria). P ’99, 51
(Sporophila). P ’99, 51
analostana (Cyprinella). P ’59, 59;
61, 522; °64, 279; 67, 161
analostanus (Hypsilepis). P ’67, 161.
J VI, 229, 240, 247
(Minnilus). P ’77, 45, 80
Anamesus. P ’66, 393
Anampses. P 1900, 506
ananas (Astrea). P ’41, 18
Ananassa. P ’89, 354; 701, 609
Ananchytes. j vi, 200, "202; viii, 219.
44, 85; ’90, 456; 405, 7
Anaphalantus. P 98, 162
Anaphalis. P ’84, 87; 1900, 641, 670
Anaphia. j ii, 59, 60
Anaphora. P ’59, 260, 262; ’60, 433
age
ee ee a
repens P 05, 790, 791, 838, 839;
706, 262.
ptog P 96, 379. J XI,
' sepa aby
hide. P ’83, 80
tomorphoris, tg 03, 253
aptomorphus. P °74, 116; °76, 88;
iC "54, 56; 92, 212, 418: 97, 40:
, 150, 153. Z % 275°
eestes. P ’97, 427
P °73, 267
P ’63, 255, 256
dine. P ’63, 256
eformes. ty 63, 256
247; iii, 381; vii, 193.
157, 204. P ’41, 124,
749, 195; ’51, 224; ’53,
3 755, 316; 56, 41, 296; 59,
, 175, 192; ’60, 197; J
70, 72, 244; ’66, 98;
69, 217; 70, 131;
cae; 775, 356; 83, 67; ’89,
790, 203; 92, 102, 113; 93,
60; 95, 467 ; 99, 36; 702,
"688, 761, 762; ’08, 84,
J 225 ; 403-406, 409
P 705, 188, 192, 193; 710,
5 208, 316
iii, 276; v, 244. P 45,
220; °58, 76; ’59, -78,
“ey I, 100; IV, 38
rr eas). P 709, 211
j iii, 256
otiea (Inocaulis). P ’88, 131
(Loripes). P ’72, 89
P °49, 155
n. P ’89, 362
P 82, 306
(Unio). P 61, 40. J
P -53, 427; "64, 70; °66,
; 769, 182, 205, 206, 207, 215,
16; ’83, 67; °95, 467; °98, 137;
, 761
fa. j vi, 130, 137; vii, 262.
TI, 131
anatifera (Lepas). P °78, 299; ’88,
Fast 333, 432; "90, 443; 96, 208
j ii, 314; vi, 263; vii, 130.
> 148) 96; ’61, 324; 62, 572, 574;
: 87, 397, 403; 01, 208,
__INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Acipenser). P ’89, 252, 256 |
91; "62, 43, 44; 66, 347; ’73,
a (Akis
Amida). P58, 446. J IV, 19 |
J Iv, 276; VIII,
243
anatina (Lingula). P 73, 203
(Marginella). P °48, 101
(Physa). P 64,115. J VI,171
Anatinide. P 60, 418, 425; 62,
572; °72, 274; '74, 30; 701, 208,
j viii, 218. P
46, 46; 753,
; °70, 139; 771,
Anatya. P ’08, 489
Anaulacomera. P 705, 809-812, 842
Anaulax. P ’57, 166
Anaulus. P ’90, 136; 1900, 687, 732,
735
Anax. P ’62, 381, 397, 401; 98,
148; ’01, 127; ’03, 760; 705, 188,
193; 708, 462, 472, 488
anax (Coryphodon). P ’82, 294
Anaxipha. P ’04, 801; ’05, 834, 843;
07, 318; 710, 649, 650
anca (Patella). P ’60, 198
anceps (Acanthocladia). P ’58, 14
(Ammonites). J VIII, 310
(Baculites). P ’61, 395, 430.
J VIII, 309
(Gervillia). P ’87, 35
(Glyptosaurus). P ’71, 105
(Liodon). P ’72, 141
(Montezumia). P ’99, 463
(Nautilus). J VIII, 310
(Oracodon). P ’91, 131, 133
(Panicum). P 710, 552
(Perisphinctes). J VIII, 310
(Plesioperea). P 77, 95
(Sisyrinchium). P ’84, 93
(Stauroneis). 5
(Stenolophus). P 68, 377
(Surirella). P ’63, B42 65, 7
(Titanotherium). Pp 11
(Xiphigorgia). P OC 308,
3175 OL, 177
Anceryx. 7 IV, 127, 170, 174
anceyana (Achatinella). P 95, 228,
238
Anceyia. P ’89, 191
Anchastus. P ’66, 390
Anchenia. P 75, 262
Anchenionchus. P ’60, 103
Anchiale. P 04, 88
anchialus (Clitellaria). P ’94, 272
anchiete (Thelphusa). P ’80, 35
Anchippodontide. P ’74, 117
Anchippodus. P 68, 232; 72, 14,
37; 775, 447; 76, 39; . °T7; 314,
J VI, 358, 403; VIII, 76, 81
Anchippus. P 68, 231; 91, 368;
92, 326. J VII, 257, 312, 357, 403
| anchisporus (Puntius). 's 05, 486
52, 11, 17, 24; 60,
°79, 423 ; 780, 192;
Anchistia. P
39; °78, 96;
93, 118, 1924
244
Anchistoma.
92, 400 .
Anchitherium. P 53, 392; ° ’54, 90,
157; °56, 90; °67, 89, 91, 158;
58, 7, 11, 26, 158; ’61, 433, 435;
768, 232, 248; ’70, 112; ’71, 112,
118, 199; ’72, 37; 73, 371, 417;
"74, 116; "75, 2623. °78, 673-91,
362, 368; ’92, 326, 411. J VII,
13, 21, 165, 257, 292, 303-310;
VIII, 74, 76, 85
Anchomasa. P ’62, 194, 208, 209
Anchomena. P 58, 63; ’73, 328
anchomenoides (Agonum). P ’54, 47
(Platynus). P 54, 47
Anchomenus. P ’43, 296, 299; ’44,
53; 754, 42 ’60, 317, 318; 773, 323.
J IV, 28
Anchomma. J IV, 11, 32
anchora (Monocerus). J I, 89
(Notoxus). i v, 375
(Spongiolites). P ’53, 431
Anchorella. P ’88, 138
Anchovia. P ’06, 84; ’09, 407. J
XII, 501
Anchura. P ’76, 275, 298, 299; ’77,
22, 23; ’82, 204; ’90, 450, 453;
98, 462; ’05, 22. J IV, 284, 298;
VIII, 316
Anchus. P 54, 36, 88
Anchybopsis. P ’83, 143, 144, 156
Anchylopera. P ’60, 348
Anchytarsus. P 753, 229, 351
Ancilla. P 754, 30; ’95, 115-126.
J IV, 295, 298
ancilla (Cymbiola).
(Dendrocrinus).
(Homocrinus).
(Mordellistena).
(Pleurotoma).
Ancillaria. j vii, 147. P 748, 96;
54, 30; ’80, 364, 365; 782, 198,
204, 209; ’90, 397, 398, 406
ancillaria (Physa). j v, 124. P
45, 281; ’60, 18; ’81, 96; 94,
25; ’02, 513
ancillariformis (Dactylus). P ’62, 563
P °89, 193; ’91, 313;
P 76, 288
P ’86, 144
P 86, 144
P 62, 50
P 03, 271
(Oliva). P ’48, 103; ’62, 563;
82, 169
ancillops (Ancilla). P 795, 125;
90, 398, 406
Ancillopsis. P ’80, 364, 365
Ancistius. P ’76, 339
Ancistomesus. P ’93, 286
Ancistrocerus. P ’02, 49, 735
Ancistrodon. P 59, 334, 336; 765,
191; ’71, 48, 205, 206, 209; 78,
26; 798, 385; 01, 96; 703, 551,
554, 556; °04, 467, 473; 708,
J VIII, 149
P 03, 308
Ancistrogaster.
Ancistromesus. P ’76, 240-246
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Ancistromma. P ’93, 469, 487; 794,
306; ’97, 137
Ancistrosyrinx. P ’96, 471
Ancistrus. P ’03, 504
ear ana (Cecindela).
1
Ba a J VII, 202; IX, 461-495,
Anconia. P ’08, 366, 392; ’09, 112,
155, 459
ancora (Notoxus). P 752, 92
ancorus (Simotes). P ’61, 75 —
(Xenodon). P ’57,182; 61, 75
Anctus. P ’91, 97
Ancuba. P 758, 134
P 58,
Ancula. P ’80, 52, 93
Anculosa. j ii, 178. P ’60, 63, 67,
93, 187; ’61, 54; ’62, 262; 763,
274, 307; ’64, 24, 97, 152; ’65, 34;
68, 153; ’88, 286; 94, 12, 26;
96, 496-500. J V, 218, 221, 254;
VI, 342; XIII, 180
Anculotis. P ’65, 32
Anculotus. P ’63, 317, 320; ’64, 97;
65, 34, 35
Ancylide. P ’03, 777
Ancyline. P ’94, 24
Ancylocera. P 62, 39. J II, 7, 19
Ancyloceras. P ’55, 266; ‘56, 71,
280, 281; ’58, 56, 146; ’60, 185,
420, 421; ’68, 287; ’82, 204; 790,
454. J IV, 298; VIII, 309, 313
Ancylocheilus. P ’61, 173, 184
Ancylochira. P ’54, 16, 17; 757, 8;
60, 316; 66, 348, 383; 773, 331
Ancylodon. P 62, 18; 783, 289;
99, 353
Ancylonycha. P ’44, 139; 753, 440;
73, 330. J III, 235-262; IV, 33
Ancylopoda. J IX, 272, 493
ancylops (Sergestes). P ’60, 46
Ancylosternus. J II, 7
Ancylotherium. P ’68, 298
Ancylotus. P ’64, 97
Ancylus. j i, 125; viii, 201. P 741,
79; ’42, 191; 756, 80, 120, 260,
278; ’58, 166; 60, 18, 50, 155,
432; ’61, 309, 398; ’63, 149; 770,
57; °72, 97, 110; 783, 140, 214-240;
91, 321, 407; °94, 24; ’96, 453,
494; ’97, 298; 1900, 457; ’02, 513;
03, 777; ’06, 564; ’09, 107; 710,
670. J VI, 185; XIII, 89
Ancyrocrinus. P ’86, 79, 80
Ancyronyx. P 752, 44
Andalusite. j iv, 122. P 792, 196,
199; ’96, 484
andamanensis (Crangon). P ’95, 184
(Pontophilus). P 95, 182,
184, 195
Andara. J VIII, 378
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——
‘andersonensis (Unio). P ’72, 155.
J VIII, 36
i "47, 287;
(Actezon). P
95. JI, 117
(Ariolimax). P ’75, 154, 194;
789, 199; °98, 238
Arion). “ a a
_ (Prophysaon). )
998, 241-253
soni var. marmoratum (Pro-
on). P ’98, 245
oni var. suffusum (Prophysaon).
98, 245 ee
soni (Trichia).
199;
P °65, 183
gena. P 67, 115, 122, 123
Ammonites). J VI, 275, 310
J VII, 302, 307
. J Vill, 316
J 307 a
ynehonella). J 3
_ (Terebratula). J VIII, 302 307
_‘ (Turritella). J VIII, 316
: P 48, 24,
(Tapirus).
. J VIII, 325
io). P 63, 68
m (Mastodon). P ‘74, 222;
5, 38; °86, 12, 275. J VII, 240,
397
mgoana (Mylabris). P ’08, 607
(Rapa). P 77, 22
dradite. P ’78, 83; ’89, 35
P 55, 444; °63,95; 793, 217
ree (Callidium). J IT, 105
Carabus). P ’57, 5
tMordeltistena). P 62, 50
(Physocnemum). J II, 32, 105
drector. P °73, 54
rei (Leptothorax). P 03, 224, 256
irena. P '96, 33, 38; 97, 351
dreniformis (Calliopsis). P ’97, 350
drenosoma. P 95, 324
dreossyi (Cymo). P ’58, 34
(Pilumnus). P 758, 34
mdrewse (Gastrodonta). P 1900,
113, 143; ’02, 418, 419, 421, 437;
209
?
___INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
245
andrewse. Continued.
(Omphalina). P 1900, 113,
PPB i 136; 702, 420, 430 )
andrewse montivaga (Omphalina).
P 1900, 136; ’02, 419, 420
andrewse (Polygyra). P ’96, 492;
1900, 113, 115-123; ’02, 415, 418,
420, 425, 426
andrewse altivaga (Polygyra). P
gt (Polygyra). P
andrewse norm olygyra).
1900, 123
andrewse (Vitrea).
andrewsi (Galathea). P ’58, 238
(Helix). P ’89, 203
(Mariacrinus). P ’81, 291
(Technocrinus). P ’81, 291
(Zonites). P ’89, 198;
206, 209
andrewsianus
351; ’81, 33
(Batocrinus).
339
P 03, 205-210
03,
Actinocrinus). P ’68,
P 68, 351; ’81,
andrewsii (Clintonia). P ’68, 174
(Gentiana). P ’60, 514
Andrias. P ’68, 298; ’93, 233
Andricus. P ’61, 151
Andriopsar. P ’67, 49
Androcera. ii, 45
Androcryphia. P ’69, 228
Androctonus. J V, 362
Androgyna. J VIII, 189
androgyna (Stagmomantis). P ’05,
794, 840
Androlyperus. P ’73, 55
Andromeda. P ’58, 126; ’60, 200,
,
303; 63, 94; °80, 356. J ITI, 194;
IX, 153
andromeda mariana (Gaylussacia).
P 704, 605
andromede (Spheria). P ’95, 30
andromedea (Pterospora). P 63, 70
andromedicola (Spheria). P 95, 31
Andropadus. P ’56, 317; ’57, 34;
59, 45; ’99, 42
androphora (Hedruris). P ’86, 313
. Andropithecus. P 68, 286
Andropogon. P 741, 98; ’63, 79;
"77, 109; ’89, 362; ’91, 293, 306;
1900, 646, 662; ’01, 558; ’02, 647,
652, 666; 704, 605; 07, 458; ’09,
488; 710, 545, 546, 550, 578
andropogonis (Didymella). P ’90, 232
(Didymosphaeria). P ’90, 235
andropogonus (Ophiobolus). P ’93,
448
Androsace. P ’63, 70
androsamifolium (Apocynum). P ’60,
304. J ITI, 96
androsemum (Hypericum). P 97,182 |
andrusiana (Vertigo). P ’99, $15;
1900, 608
Anectus. P ’66, 399
246
Aneides. P ’53, 302;
124. J III, 338, 344
Aneimia. P ’89, 352
aneirinus (Polyporus). J III, 214
aneitensis (Iniistius). P ’63, 224
(Julis). P 1900, 510
(Thalassoma). P 1900, 510
Anelastes. P 752, 46, 47
Aneleodiscus. P "550, 287; ’56, 43
Anelosimus. P ’09, 204
Anelytropide. P 64, 228, 230; 708,
119
Anelytrops. P ’64, 230;
Anelytropsis. P ’08, 119
Anema. P ’61, 114; ’82, 278
Anemeae. P ’89, 280
Anemone. j v, 158; vii, 7. P 60,
145, 511; ’63, 56; 770, 115; 91,
433 ; 98, 16, 17, 293; °07, 457
anemone (‘Tereias). P 85, 85
anemonis (Phyllosticta). P ’94, 356
anemonoides (Thalictrum). P 60,
145
Anemura. J XII, §27
Anepsia. P ’05, 807, 808
Anepsius. J IV, 11, 36
Anethops. P ’02, 89
Anethum. P ’89, 384
Aneuporus. J VIII, 173
anfractuosum (Eriodendron). P ’89,
367
Angabus. P ’62, 522
Angaria. P ’90, 450. J VIII, 193
angasi (Loricella). P ’94 70, 86
Angela. P ’05, 840; ’06, 273
56, 9-11; ’59,
168, 284
angelarum (Nomada). P ’03, 560,
574
Angelica. P 798, 405; 10, 546,
548, 569
angelica (Dacnis). P ’64, 269
angelice (Fusicladium). P ’91, 87
(Sphaerella). P ’80, 231
(Vitrina). P ’58, 199; ’75,
153; ’89, 196
Angelichthys. P ’97, 125; ’06, 102
angelina (Palemnema). P ’08, 489
(Squatina). P ’62, 501
angelini (Anisocrinus). ’p 79, 260,
263
(Callizona). P ’08, 340
angelle (Viola). P ’03, 665, 678, 691
angelus (Lithobius). P ’03, 152, 155
(Squatina). P ’10, 599
angibbosa (Dedalea). J III, 214
angicollis (Patrobus). P ’66, 347
Angigaster. P ’04, 619
anginosus (Aluterus). P ’63, 178
(Monacanthus). P ’63, 178
angiostoma (Anctus). P ’91, 97
Angiostomata. P ’68, 261
Angiostomum. P ’56, 52
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
angisuleata (Cardita). P
02, 706
Angitrema. P
"72, 254;
63, 274, 306, 317;
64, 104; 65, 21; ’96, 496
Anglesite. P ’92, 192
anglica (Cochlearia). P ’84, 80. J
ITI, 182, 188
(Gelochelidon). P ’62, 536
(Sterna). P ’53, 429; ’62, 536
anglicana (Cyrena). P ’60, 275
anglicanum (Bathyphantes). P ’04,
128; ’05, 316, 341
(Ceratinopsis). P ’05, 316, 341
(Theridion). P ’05, 316
anglicanus (Morinellus). P ’64, 246
anglicus (Thalasseus). P ’62, 536
anglorum (Lumpus). P ’64, 190
(Morinellus). J I, 221
(Nectris). Pb ’64, 135
(Procellaria). P ’64, 134, 144;
66, 196
(Puffinus). P ’64, 134, 143,
144; 66, 193; ’70, 85
anglus (Charadinus). P ’64, 246
angolensis (Ceroctis). P ’08, 615
(Cinnyris). P 759, 35
(Faleo). P ’56, 316; 57, 33;
59, 30
(Gypohierax). P ’56, 316; 57,
33; 59, 30
(Mylabris). P 708, 615
(Nectarina). P ’59, 35
(Nemognatha). P ’08, 622
(Ortygometra). P ’94, 145
(Porzana). P ’94, 145
(Sesarma). P ’80, 213
(Zonitis). P 708, 622
angrajen (Lanius). P ’64, 238
angrandianus (Bulimulus). P ’97,19
anguiculata (Ascaris). P ’79, 145
anguiculatum (Labium). j iii, 139
anguiculus (Gorgonia). P ’88, 308;
90, 308
Anguide. P ’64, 227, 228; ’68, 294;
782, 331; ’96, 313; 798, 102, 103;
08, 117
Anguilla. ji, 406. P ’58, 171; ’60,
121; ’76, 52; ’77, 216; 782, 303;
87, 359; 199, 244; 97, 93; 1900,
524; ’04, 506; 710, 600. J VL
238, 242, 245; XII, 500
anguilla (Anguilla). P ’92, 244
(Murena). P ’64, 204
anguillaris (Blennius). P ’63, 258
(Blennophis). P ’82, 278
(Clinus). P ’60, 103; ’82, 278
(Euchelyopus). P ’63, 258
(Plotosus). J XII, 499
(Zoarees). P ’63, 259; 77,
206; ’84, 179; ’09, 407
anguillicaudata (Cobitis). P ’97, 60
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lulide. P 70, 68, 69
. (Aetea). P 78, 304 :
). P '62, 339;
). P 73, $91
P °48, 105; 62,
228
48, 96; °62, 568;
ira). P ’09, 210
ace j i, 358; iii,
es os). P 01, 154
ae 350. P 56, 156;
228; "68, 284; °96, 464; 08,
P 66, 315; °89, 199;
| (Corticaria). P 55, 301
) P 55, 387
is). J TI, 268, 271;
es). P 66, 390
P 65, 221, 222;
?
yneolus). P 58, 81. J IV, 40
RE 60, 512; 1900,
; 704, 604; 07, 457 ; 09,
396; 710, 546, 571.
(Viviparus). P 05, 749
rulata (Anodonta). P 53, 263;
D6, £1; 57, 166. J VI, 155
“INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 247
Continued.
(Aporrhais). P ’82, 198, 207
(Ashmunella). P 705, 224,
oO 245-249 ; 10, 53, ’g1, 97,
(Biddulphia). P 1900, 705
(Cardamine). P ’63, 57
(Clavagella). P 61, 487
96,
P 705, 109
(Glauconome). P 61, 26
Goniobasis). P ’64, 37
(yelix), P 74, 50, 57
(Onykia).
(Ophiothrix). P 778, 307;
89, 178; ’90, 318, 332
(Ophiura). i, 145
{Physalis). 60, 304
(Planaria). P 763, 141
(Pleurotomaria). P ’43, 330,
1
(Polybia). P ’98, 450
(Populus). P 66, 343; 72,
(Pyractomena). P 51, 336;
(Sealaria). P ’82, 168, 171
(Syletria). P 05, 433, 841
idotea). P 97, 391, 395
(Volutella). P ’76, 288. J
328
(Calosoma). P ’62, 53;
angulatum
73, 322. J IV, 30
’(Helicoceras). P ’60, 176, 421
(Leda). P ’76, 316
(Nemodon). P "76, 316; ’05, 9
248
angulatum. Continued.
(Pleurosigma). P ’61,
790, 138; 1900, 473; ’04, 475
(Tritoma). jv, 300. P ’54, 162
angulatus (Acteon). P ’48, 95; ’62,
570; ’82, 171
(Anculotus). P ’64, 102; ’65, 35
(Axinus). P ’72, 91
(Baryerinus). P
79, 325
(Cantharis). P
iii, 180
(Chaleinus).
angulatus curtus
03, 524
angulatus (Chriacus). P ’92, 298
(Clytus). J II, 18
(Cryptus). P ’73, 133, 186
(Cyathocrinus). P ’60, 898;
79, 308, 325; 786, 143
(Cynopterus). P ’98, 316
(Cyrtograpsus). P 751, 250;
’61, 373; 780, 198
(Dendrocrinus). P ’86, 143
(Eumorphus). j v, 303. P
360
71;
340;
51, 342. j
P 06, 448
(Chaleinus). P
53,
P 58, 237
P ’80, 186
68, 309;
52, 68;
(Eupagurus).
(Gonoplax).
(Helicops). P
434, J VIII, 181
(Hemidactylus). P
57, 48, 72
(Liopus). J II, 172
(Nautilus). P ’54, 168
(Ocypoda). P ’80, 186
(Odostomia). P ’82, 171
(Onykia). j ii, 100
(Pagurus). P ’58, 237
(Paleocrinus). P 779,
86, 143
(Pedipes). P ’96, 398, 403, 453
93,
308;
(Pelycodus). P ’83, 80; 792,
296
(Phasma). P ’04, 63
(Philolithus). J IV, 37
(Pleurophorus). P ’65, 247
(Portheus). P ’72, 281
?
(Rostellites). P’93, 221; ’05, 25
(Sicyos). P ’02, 664; ’05, 700;
09, 387
(Solecurtus). P ’98, 61
(Stephanoecrinus). j viii, 279;
86, 206, 216, 217; ’87, 99
(Telephorus). P 51, 342
(Unio). P ’54, 243
angulicollis (Chaleophora). P ’73, 84
(Polybia). P ’98, 450
angulicosta (Trigonia). P ’76, $12
angulicostata (Trigonia). P ’05, 11
angulifer (Alsophis). P ’62, 76
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
ifer (Dromicus). P ’56, 237
(Ochthedromus). P ’57, 5
angulifera (Littorina). P ’91, 356
(Sitala). P ’05, 746
(Urocoptis). P ’98, 274
anguliferum (Bembidium). P ’02, 73
(Maerochilus). P ’89, 307 —
anguliferus. (Conchiopsis). P ’73,
342, 425
(Epicrates).
(Soleniscus). P ’89, 307
angulosa (Anchura). J VIII, 316
(Areella). P ’76, 56
(Glycine). j i, 322, 325, 373
(Grammatophora). P ’53, 431
(Melania). P ’64, 102
(Monobia). P ’99, 463
(Pleurotomaria). J VIII, 306
(Porcellana). P 58, 229
(Rostellaria). J VIII, 316
(Strophostyles). P 1900, 666;
02, 662
angulosum (Allium).
98, 42, 312
(Hypericum). P ’60, 511
angulosus (Canthidermis). P ’82, 282
(Poteriocrinus). P ’79, 334
Angulus. P ’62, 573. J VIII, 371
angulus (Stilieus). P 744, 40
anguria (Cucumis). P ’89, 383
angusta (Achatinellastrum). P 788,
33
(Corbicula). P ’60, 268
(Crataegus). P ’05, 585, 597
(Oyrenas. P ’60, 268, 275
(Galleoma). P ’72, 222
(Gonia). P ’94, 278
(Hyperphrona). P ’07, 382
(Liycosa). P 704, 121
(Melania). P ’64, 46
(Mordellistera). P ’62, 51
(Poreellana). P ’58, 229
(Sesarma). P ’80, 214
(Surirella). P ’61, 170
(Terebratulina). P ’73, 180
(Trypeta). P ’98, 163
augustana (Lozopera). P ’60, 854
angustarea (Cliola). P ’83, 142, 153
angustata (Amara). P 743, 297;
55, 349
(Assiminea). P ’01, 396:
(Atropus). P ’84, 95
(Beluga). P 766, 293;
(Blattina). P ’85, 114
(Carex). P 63, 78
(Cucullea). P ’66, 261
(Dedalea). J III, 214
(Deroplatys). P ’03, 715
(Glyceria). P 784, 95
P 56, 237
j vii, 55. P
69,
angulifer carymanus (Alsophis). P
93, 433; '94, 441
(Mesoblattina). P ’85, 114
(Melolontha). J ITI, 278; IV, 34
Le eee ey em eet ON te ee ee eS ee
a Ne eee eee ee ee es
angustata. Continued.
a ‘
. P %i,
P 60, 514
Poeahegetinus). P '79,
(Gorytee). P 95, 520
(Hepatus). P 71, 124
(Homocrinus). P
299
( lus). P
= J Il, 278;
BL Mariacrinus).
> Saar Melocrinus).
oe aPem)-
o CNautilns). P ’65, 70
coo, J IV, 38
Panus). J ITI, 206
us).
pi a. P 53, 269 ;
J V, 68, 83, 95 405
on).
De
K “fs, 179, pion ;
60, 25
“(Bufo). P 62, 358
(Din .
tPomailue).
Systolederus).
oops iii, 180
Cieindela). P
(Platynus). P ’54, 59
jee aman ida i
__ INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
P 05,
336
4 “angustatus (Astacus). P56, 401
(Claudia). P 65, 187; °72,
299
a) P 51, 208 ;
770, 30;
"66, 348.
P ’81, 290
P ’81, 290
Nautilites). J ~ "335
58, 108;
P 754, 42; 66, 346
155, "245.
P 95,
erocrangon). P °95, 179
- angpstces fanaa’. P 56, 228,
. P '57, 71, 72
P 97, 245, 260
(Byotolederes P 64, 16
P 04, 662
708, 505, 508
(Meloe). j iii, 280. P 53, 328
icornis (Atrophopalpus). P
333
idens (Carcharodon). P 46,
65, 184; °’67, 142; ’76, 86,
114. J si 142, 145; VIII, 236,
251, 253
: idens var. auriculatus (Car-
# eharodon). J I, 142
y stare var. heterodon (Car-
a on). J I, 142
eS dens var. lanceolatus (Car-
: on). J I, 142
a} 3 abea ae var. megalotis (Car-
m). J I, 142
249
angustidens var. semiserratus (Car-
charodon). J I, 142
var. toliapicus (Car-
J I, 142
(Car-
var.
eharodon). J I,
angustidens (Cyclas). P 60, 275, 287
(Cyrena). P ’60, 275
(Mastodon). P ‘’58, 12; ’70,
98; °72, 142; °78, 77; 86, 12;
90, 184; 96, 507. J Vil, 240,
245, 250, 394, 396; 80
(Procamelus). ’p 76, 145
biretracemioaoy P 92, 226
Tetracaulodon). P ’68, 251
iflora (Tetrazygia). P 89, 380
ifolia Teo P 63, 68. J
182, 193
(Baccharis). P ’89, 387
(Berula). P ’63, 63
(Castilleja). P ’98, 400
(Chorizanthe). P ’48, 17. J
(Helianthus).
( Heliconia).
(Helonias).
(Hosackia). P
02,
P 60, 511, 513
P 98, 381
(Pectidopsis). P 63, 66
(Pectis). P ’63, 66
(Physalis). bs, 118
(Primula). P
(Spheraleea). P ’96, 35; ’98,
1
(Spheroma). P ’98, 381
(Sphenophyllum). P ’60, 437
(Tillandsia). P ’01, 558
02, "660, 666 ;
3 Rie
10,
Typ
705, 697; 709, 391-397, 486;
548, 550
(Woodwardia). P
(Yueea). P 773, 414;
788, 275. J VII, 14
(Zamia). P ’89, 352
angustifolium (Asplenium). P
515
(Chamenerion). P 1900, 483
(Epilobium). P ’60, 512; 63,
61; ’93, 211. J III, 182, 191
” (Eriodyction). P 48, 23. J
I, 181
60, 515
83, 191;
60,
250 INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
angustifolium. Continued.
(Eriogonum). P ’48, 15. J
(Eriophorum). P ’95, 544
(Eritrichium). P ’63, 72
kane P ’98, 399
Paspalum). P ’86, 287
(Sphenophyllum). P ’60, 437
(Triosteum). P ’60, 200
(Viscum). J I, 185
cay SP pn: (Helianthus). P ’60,
514
(Oxybaphus). P ’63, 75
angustifolius var. viscidus
baphus). P ’04, 108
angustifolius (Phyllanthus).
405
(Streptanthus). P ’63, 57
angustifrons (Amphisbena). P ’61,
76; ’98, 104
(Cassicus).
(Mustela).
(Ostinops).
(Sesarma).
(Thelphusa).
angustinus
530, 533
angustior (Halictus).
(Synhalonia).
(Urocoptis).
angustipenne
07, 37
angustipennis ((Ecanthus). P 702,
727; 7°10, 597, 649
angustipes (Sesarma).
780, 214
angustipluma (Entomiza). P ’55, 440
(Mohoa). P ’55, 440
angustirostra (Avieula). j viii, 286
(Dendrocolaptes). j iv, 375
(Dicroglossus). P ’62, $41
(Eutenia). P ’60, 332
(Macrorhinus). P ’69, 61
(Tetanorhynchus). P ’04, 677
(Todus). P ’09, 360
(Xenodon). P ’68, 133. J
VIII, 141, 157
angustisepala (Crategus). P 10,
208, 209 (Mel ). P60
angustispira elania). , 55;
64. 46 ;
angustissima (Ramularia). P ’91, 85
angustius (Pholas). P ’62, 195
angustivoluta (Microcystis). J IX,
20, 108
Angustula. P ’89, 194, 207; 1900, 597
angustulum (Metachroma). P ’73, 41
angustulus (Helophorus). P ’55, 358
(Lemophleus). P ’66, 879
angustum (Platydema). J IV, 38
(Scalpellum). P ’08, 109
(Tripolium). P ’63, 66
?
(Oxy-
P ’89,
P *67,: 70
P 68, 316
P ’67, 69
P ’80, 214
P 780, 35
(Gaucelmus). P 1900,
P ’98, 51
P 97, 347
P 98, 277
(Spharagemon). P
P 58, 106;
' anisitsi (Aphyoecarax).
angustus (Agabus).
(Allorchestes).
(Ammonites). P ’54, 168
(Aster). P ’63, 66
(Baridius). P ’68, 363
(Blapstinus). J IV, 37
(Briarocrinus). P ’81, 270 .
(Calopus). P ’54, 20
(Chlaenius). P 756, 25, 27
(Colymbetes). P ’62, 522
(Dichocrinus). P ’81, 257
(Eupagurus). P ’58, 237, 250
(Gorytes). P ’95, 537
(Helops). P ’59, 77
(Mesoleptus). P ’94, 189
(Minyocerus). P ’58, 229
(Oxytripolium). P ’63, 66
(Pholas). P ’62, 204
(Pterostichus). P ’73, 303. J
II, 256
(Rhizodus). P 56, 99
P 52, 151
(Seydmenus).
(Sporobolus). P ’62, 88, 333
(Vilfa). P ’62, 88, 333
Anhinga. P ’89, 266; ’90, 203; ’95,
381, 466
89, 266;
anhinga (Anhinga). P
90, 203; 795, 381, 466
(Plotus). P ’55, 317; ’59, 109;
60, 197; ’75, 357; ’82, 109
anhinge (Filaria). P ’86, 310
Anhingide. P ’95, 466
Anholodon. P ’68, 135
Anhydrite. P ’89, 11
ani (Crotophaga). P ’60, 377; ’63,
153; ’66, 289; ’09, 359
ania (Milesia). P ’94, 277
aniarum (Distomum). P ’90, 414
Anicla. P 775, 65
Aniculus. P ’52, 6; 58, 234, 247;
71, 240
aniculus (Pagurus).
234, 247; ’71, 240
Aniella. P ’64, 230; ’83, 32
Aniellide. P ’64, 228, 230
anijimana (Microcystina). P 705,
P 62, 522
P 54,177
P 52, 6; °58,
711, 712
Anillus. P ’57, 3. J IV, 13
Anilocra. P ’02, 295
animatus (Mesostenus). P ’73, 151,
161
animosa (Lycosa). P ’08, 164
Anisagrion. P ’01, 132, 138; 708,
461, 481, 489
Anisapis. P ’09, 300
Anisarchus. P ’64, 209, 210
anisatus (Cymopterus). P ’63, 68
(Lophanthus). P ’63, 72
aniseum (Pimpinella). P *09, 493
Anisia. P ’94, 278
P 03, 517
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> al Boe ib, eo
SL ee
Pa ae ey
ee ee rag RRL be ee eee TOL eh Oe a eee eee ny ee Pea RR eee
anisitsi. Continued.
; (Pterygophlichthys). P 703,
03
Anisocarpus. J III, 92
Anisocrinus. P °79, 260, 263; ’85,
266; ’86, 65, 67
i lus. P ’43, 297; ’59, 69,
83, 287; ’61, 339; ’65, 98, 102;
66, 347; °73, 325; ’78, 314. J
IV, 29
Anisodesmus. P 96, 260, 263
anisodon (Charybdis). Pp "58, 39
(Othonia). P ’79, 388
Anisodonta. 3 03, 756
08, 179
Aniselabis.” P P 01, 273; ’03, 301,
04, 776, 778; 05, 31, 53;
tm 281; ’09, "25, 414; 10, 4, 585
Anisolepis.. P ’98, 102, 104
Digelotpa. P 63, 352
Anisomera. P 53, 226; ’59, 198,
203, 242; ’60, 15
Anisomorpha. P 704, 781; ’05, 30,
34, 53; 07, 284; 710, 6
a Anisomorphine. P 04, 91
Anisomyon. P ’60, 423 ; ’61, 419,
427; ’96, 45
Anisonchus. P ’82, 96; ’83, 56;
92, 428
Anisonyx. J ITI, 235
anisopleura (Peeten). P 81, 416.
J 131
Anisopoda. P ’65, 46
Anisopogon. P 95, 323
Anisoptera. P ’01, 127; ’07, 389
anisopterus (Catostomus). P "TT, 82
_ Anisopus. P ’58, 39
_ Anisorhyncus. P 74, 27, 28. J
“Mel 332
ira. P ’98, 282
Anisosticta. P 52, 130
Anisoterma. P 68, 284
Anisothyris. J VII, 332
Anisotoma. P °44, 103; 53, 283;
59, 282, 287; 66, 368; 73, 327
Anisotomini. P °53, 283
Anisotremus. P ’61, 105; 62, 238,
256; ’97, 110; 99) 350”
- anisum (Pimpinella). P 89, 385
anisurum (Moxostoma). P 777, 45,
72, 80
anisurus (Catostomus). P ’77, 72,
80, 86
anjinho (Procellaria). P ’66, 158,
Ankerite. P ’77, 290; ’92, 193
anmica (Cyclas). P 60, 287
anna (Atthis). P ’59, 190
ee niox). P mae - ERY.
?
(Calypte). P ’98, 211; 704, 582
(Lycena). P ’61, 168
_...-- INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
anna. Continued.
(Philanthus). P ’02, 733
(Trochilus). j viii, 155. P
55, 313. J LI, 269
anne (Cardium). P
(Cheirodon). P ’03, 515
(Pheronema). P 68, Biol. 10;
70, 127; ’91, 352
Annabergite. P ’89, 184
Annagalis. P ’98, 381
annandalei (Megalasma). P ’07, 416
04, 556, 557
anness (Euphonia). P ’65, 172;
99, 36
annectens (Anthicus). P 752, 97.
J IV, 38
(Bulimus). P ’85, 218. J
IX, 66
’(Champsosaurus). P ’76, 351
(Corvus). J IX, 419
(Hippopotamus). J I, 236
(Partula). P ’85, 21s. J IX,
45, 46, 66, 108
(Pituophis). P ’53, 300; 701, 53
(Tetraprotodon). J I, 237
Annelida. Pp 45, 283; 55, 39
annellus (Orthocera). P ’43, 381, 334
(Cytherea). J IX, 147
(Hyperaspis). P ’52, 183
annexus (Parus). P ’50, 108; ’99, 31
Anniceris. P ’05, 420, 421, 430, 831;
07, 185
Anniella. J 96, 466;
03, 552, 556; 08, 119
Anniellide. P 96, 313,
466; ’08, 119
annone (Amethysa). P ’94, 280
(Euxesta). P ’94, 280; ’95, 337
(Musea). P ’94, 280
(Ortalis). P 94, 280
(Tephritis). P ’94, 280
annosa (Avicula). P ’65, 73. J
IX, 121
(Pleurotoma). J IX, 121
(Sureula). J 121
(Sureuli). P 65, 73
annosus (Clytus). jv, 277. J II, 28
(Polyporus). J III, 208, 210
annotinum (Lycopodium). Pp 63,
95; ’84, 96; ’93, 215. J ITI, 201
annua (Bulbostylis). P 748, 282,
J I, 179
(Mercurialis). P ’77, 108
(Stachys). P ’77, 108
annulari (Gelasimus). P ’80, 154
Annularia. P ’60, 236, 438; 710, 523
annularis (Acanthurus). P 1900, 513
(Ammonites). J VIII, 310
(Diplodus). P ’92, 263
(Haplocrinus). P ’86, 83
(Nauclerus). P ’62, 441
(Orbicella). P ’90, 303, 305,
312, 317; ’91, 177
53, 301;
04, 468;
82, 331;
252
annularis. Continued.
(Pomoxis). ji, 417.
(Pomoxys). P ’65, 65; 76,
69-71; ’77, 44, 84; ’85, 410
(Sargus). P 92, 263
(Teuthis). P 1900, 513
(Tropidonotus). P 56, 151
annulata (Actinia). j i, 172
(Agenia). P ’97, 236
(Alactaga). P ’98, 121
P 06, 513
(Cambala). P ’68, 86
(Carinella). P ’01, 670
(Cavoseala). P ’05, 20
(Cytispora). P 93, 160
(Difflugia). P ’76, 115
(Dipsas). P 56, 237: 60, 266
ee P 65, 186
(Goniada). P ’05, 549, 553 ;
708, 348
’(Helix). P 758, 200
(Hydrophis). P ’59, 347
(Labia). P 05, 838
Fo aa baie P 00, 869,
(Leptodeira). P ’60, 266
(Leptodira). P ’66, 127, 128;
68, 109; 71, 204; 74, 65
(Leptognathus). J VIII, 130
(Limnobia). P ’59, 217
(Lucina). P ’72, 82
(Meckelia). P ’01, 722
.(Melania). P ’63, 312
(Melanura). P 65, 274;
(Moneilema). j iii, 404
(Opalia). P ’76, 298
(Ophiolepis). P ’51, 317
(Oxypila). P ’01, 286
(Paravermilia). P 710, 500
(Pardosa). P 792, 68; 08,
164, 177
(Pyxicola). P ’82, 253
(Quercus). P ’60, 445
(Rhadinea). P ’66, 320
(Scala). P ’76, 298; ’05, 20
(Sealaria). j vi, 196, 203; viii,
218. P 44, 85; ’76, 298; ’05, 20
(Sibon). P ’60, 266
(Spheria). jv, 11. P ’95, 27
(Tipula). j iii, 25
annulata japonica (Trilophidia). P
02, 634
annulata (Umbra). J VI, 242
(Valencinia). P 55, $889;
57, 162
(Vermilia). P 710, 500
(Xiphosoma). P ’93, 431
annulatipes (Mesoleptus). P ’94, 189
(Pheogenes). P ’94, 186
annulatum (Caecum). P ’62, 568;
82, 168; ’88, 17. J VIII, 363
(Calliostoma). P ’65, 61
329
85, 13
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
annulatum. Continued.
(Cerithiopsis). P 62, 566;
’82, 168, 170
’(Cerithium). P 62, 566; 82, .
168
(Exoglossum). j i, 421, 422;
P 7, 89; °85, 13
(Hypoxylon). P 95, 27
(Monilema). J II, 167
(Pyrachmon). P ’94, 188
(Sibon). P ’62, 356. J VIII,
131, 157, 177
(Tragidion). P 58, 88; ’61,
335. J IV, 41
(Xiphosoma). J bir 129
annulatus (Antennarius). P 63, 91;
84, 46
‘annulatus (Baculites). P 55, 265.
J IV, 298
(Boophilus). P ’01, 596; 704,
t4
(Camptopus). P ’60, 225
(Chelopus). J VIII, 153
(Coluber). P 60, 266
(Cordulegaster). P 01, 127
(Dipsas). P ‘08, 123
(Habrocrinus). P 81, 281
(Halicheres). J XII, 585
(Henicognathus). P ’68, 132.
J VIII, 138
(Ixodes). j ii, 75. P 01, 596
(Julus). j i, 108
(Lampropeltis). P ’01, 75
(Leptogaster). j iii, 75
(Limnias). P ’82, Bay
( Macrogomphus).
397
(Mesoleius). P ’94, 189
(Nabis). P ’01, 261, 264
(Platyerinus). P 81, 253
(Seiurus). P ’96, 521
(Siphonops). P ’66, 129; 768,
18
(Spermophilus). viii, $19
(Stauronereis). 706, 225;
. 08, 347
(Tabanus).
(Tanypus).
(Tetraopes). J I, 98; II, 157
(Tintinnus). P ’78, 333
annulicornis (Nemognatha). P ’08,
622
j iii, 32
j iii, 15
(Pandalus). P ’93, 114
(Polyblastus). P ’94, 189
(Tipula). j vi, 151
(Zonitis). P ’08, 622
annulifascia (Halesidota). P ’60, 533
annulifer (Hamites). j_ viii, 218,
221. P ’41, 109; ’57, 134; ’05, 27.
J IV, 276, 284
a. . Sn ae ee ee ee ee
P 62, 393,
——
Continued. ~
annulifer.
oe. — ). P 05, 27. J
annulifera (Ceriphasia). P °65, 20
. (Cyprea). P ’62, 567
i (Emys). P ’54, 189
i (Helix). P 710, 504
(Melania). P 63, 312; 765, 20
~ annuliferum (Pleurocera). F708;
312; °65, 20
P 03, 304;
7
P ’80, 148, 192
P00, "232
P 98, 159
(Syrphus).
tum (Orthoceras). Pi,
unulise oe ae By 99, 215
(Zosterops)." b 169, 316
tum (Dentalium). P ’70,
- annulum (Panicum). 'p 10, 545, 552
ann (Brechites). P 61, 488
(Limnobia). P ’59, 313, 214;
P ’89, 395;
on). P ’60, 303; °63, 75
elianthus). P 96, 38;
Pe fecierantins). P ’60, 199
sbapton. P 68, 56, 60
nobia. P ’65, 223, 227
ii, P '65, 222
iii, 187, 322; v, 171. P
'45, 309; °58, 73; 59, 87, 284, 290;
!
43, 46
anoeulata (Antinoé). P 710, 358
a (Polydora). P ’07, ay
q (Pseudopotamilla). 705, 555,
«BBG; 708, 359
_ Anodon. i ~ 202. 05, 749.
a > J VIII, 335
(Sagda). P ’10,
F
529
INDEX TO-GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
| Anolis.
253
"45,
°53, 243, 262,
Anodonta. P ’41, 104, 177;
240; ’52, 54, 58;
263, 265, 266, 376; 54, 4, 6,
246, 249; ’56, 81, 259; "57,
102, 165, 166, 225, 264;
118, 138; 59, 18, 113, 154, 177,
188, 330; ’60, 3, 17, 19, 85, 89-92)
97, "156, 306-308 ; 61, 56, 57, 310,
399; 62, 169 ; 63, 190, 193: 66,
35; 967, 81; 68, 95, 146, 150, 162;
"71, 188; 72, 98, 109; 74, 25, 29,
"82; 75, 148; 83, 44, 45, 140;
88, 245; ’92, 339; 94, 30; 96,
506, 565, 567; 05, 749 ; 08, 82:
09, 539. J II, 125- 130; It, 313,
316; IV, 44-50, 230-239, 260-267,
362- 366, 373; V, 108, 212, 377, 449;
VI, 24, 155, 274, 291, 324; VII,
124
anodonta (Cerion). P ’96, 318
anodonta floridanum (Cerion).
96, 318
(Cyelas). P 54, 30
(Lucina). j iv, 146. P ’48,
101; 62, 577; ’80, 21; ’82, 155
anodonte (Concophthirus). P ’77, 259
(Limnochares). P ’83, 45
Anodontia. P ’72, 89
anodontoides (Lampsilis). P 1900,
75. J XIII, 270, 285, 600
(Unio). P 52, 54; 53, 259;
58, 113; ’77, 26; +96, 500. J IV,
46; V, 406
Anodus. P ’03, 511; ’06, 306-308
— j th 337
162
‘Aetahes e 66, 369
Anoglypta. P ’92, 400, 403
Anogra. P 04, 108
Anolax. P ’48, 96
Anolide. P ’64, 227; ’82, 331
Anolidarum. J VIII, 165
iv, 235; vi, 15, 37. P ’54,
96, 223, 236, 237; ’58, 254;
480; ’61, 208; ’62, 176, 356;
48; 64, 169; 65, 195, 197;
123; 68, 97, 307, 312; 771,
205, 218, 220; ’74, 67; ’78,
91, 459, 462; '94, 429-441;
404; ’96, 309, 463; 797, 460;
554, 557; °04, 467; ’06, 111;
116. J VIII, 95, 119-124, 157,
166-168
anolis (Saurus).
86,
758, 13,
P
103;
P '84, 133
(Synodus). P ’84, 130, 133
Anoma. P 798, 279, 284; 710, 519
Anomala. jv, 200. P ’44, 140; 54,
80, 217. J III, 236; IV, 33
anomala (Avicula). P ’90, 455
(Coreopsis). P ’68, 275
(Coronella). P ’63, 101
(Crania). P °73, 198, 199, 201
254
Continued.
P 60, 275
(Dekaya). P ’65, 68
(Fusus). P ’62, 562
(Opalia). P ’75, 464
(Orbicula). P ’73, 198
(Patella). P ’73, 198
(Pleurodonte). P 710, 515
(Scintilla). P ’72, 223
(Trimicra). P ’61, 290
(Tritia). P ’62, 562
Anomalagrion. P ’01, 138; 708, 469,
472, 481, 489, 490
anomalia (Opisthocosmia). P
808; ’05, 838
(Sarcinatrix). P ’03, 308; 705,
838
Anomalipus. P ’66, 400
Anomalocardia. P ’62, 289, 580; 781,
449, 453; 701, 185. J VIII, 335
Anomalocrinide. P ’85, 264; 786,
110, 116, 135; 790, 355, 361, 378
Anomalocrinus. P ’65, 148; ’79, 284-
295, 376; 785, 234; ’86, 110, 128,
135; ’90, 378-383
Anomalodon. P ’94, 427, 428
anomala.
(Cyrena).
03,
Anomalon. P ’73, 376; 778, 367,
368; ’94, 188
Anomalopus. P ’68, 284
anomalos (Poteriocrinus). P ’86, 158
Anomalospiza. P ’05, 777
anomalum (Campostoma). P 756,
176; °77, 45; °85, 410, 412; 704,
244; 708, 518. J VI, 235, 241
(Lepton). P 772, 227
(Microstigma). P ’01, 136
Anomalurus. P ’61, 24; ’02, 243
anomalus (Bufo). P ’62, 358
(Cancer). P ’80, 183
(Caulolatilus). P 65, 68 ;
’80, 13
(Criopus). P 773, 198
(Dekaya). P ’80, 13
(Fusus). P 48, 100
(Heteromys). P ’75, 273
(Mecistocephalus). P 04, 655
(Mus). P 775, 273
(Polychrus). P ’62, 351
(Psenopsis). P 762, 127
(Rutilus). P ’56, 176; ’77, 90
(Trachinotus). P_ ’62, 127
(Triacanthodes). P ’62, 235, 242
Anomia. j vi, 92, 120, 202; vii, 153 ;
viii, 222. P 43, 310, 323; 45,
254; ’46, 22; °48, 96; 755, 267;
58, 221; °60, 130, 181, 198, 311,
429; ’61, 150; 762, 582; 67, 139;
71, 131; °72, 216; 73, 179-199;
76, 319; °77, 160; ’78, 272; 80,
21, 24; ’82, 154-163, 183; ’86, 57;
87, 340, 400, 402; ’88, 333; 790,
143, 404; 91, 46, 142; ’93, 222;
195, 100, 104, 114-128; ’98, 462;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
03, 756; ’05, 10, 12. J III, 330;
rad 276, 388; VIII, 295, 322, 336,
anomia (Valsa). P ’77, 116
Anomiade. P ’60, 42
Anomiide. P ’62, 582; 791, 46;
05, 12
anomioides (Morrisia). P ’73, 192
(Orthis). P ’73, 192
(Platidia). P ’73, 192
Anomiolepis. P ’61, 82
Anomisma. P ’01, 136
Anomma. P ’49, 196, 200, 214
Anomodon. P ’70, 13. J III, 171;
VII, 358, 408
Anomea. P 773, 27
Anomepus. P ’89, 32
Anomoglossus. P 66, 347
Anomoura. P ’50, 24; ’54, 175;
72, 133
Anomphala. P ’94, 15
Anomphalus. P ’66, 268; 788, 241
Anomura. P ’88, 320
Anomus. P ’98, 280
Anona. P ’89, 131, 363; ’98, 410
Anonacee. vii, 11. P ’60, 145;
’89, 363; 798, 410
anone (Aleurodicus). P 702, 280
Anoncodes. P 754, 21
anonyma (Meyenia). P ’87, 211, 228
Anonyx. P 755, 394; 63, 139; 64,
157; 791, 480; ’01, 147, 167
Anopaia. P ’42, 188
Anophelepis. P ’04, 71
Anopheles. P ’95, 319
Anophthalmus. P ’68, 86; ’71, 297
anophthalmus (Palemon). P ’94, 401
Anopla. P ’05, 474
Anoplagonine. P ’61, 259
Anoplagonus. P ’61, 167
Anoplanthus. J I, 180; III, 99
Anoplarchus. P ’61, 261; ’62, 332;
84, 103
Anoplistes. J II, 7
Anoplitis. P ’59, 90, 292
Anoplium. J II, 15, 16
Anoplius. P ’97, 236; ’02, 734
Anoplodera. J I, 322
Anoploderma. J II, 99
Anoplodusa. P ’09, 479
Anoplonassa. J VII, 436
Anoplophrya. P ’77, 197, 259; 782,
146-148. _J IX, 12
Anoplopoma. P ’61, 166
anoplos (Astroscopus). P ’60, 21
Anoplotheride. J VII, 206, 357
Anoplotheriide. P ’74, 117
Anoplotherium. j iii, 333. P 47,
324; 50, 92; 751, 238; 757, 91;
76, 65; 791, 361. J VII, 38, 73,
131, 206; VIII, 73, 77, 79, 87; IX,
470, 473-475, 484
a ag ee I ee a a eS art re eed ¥ - i
en Melee ee Rt Cee he te ee ee ae on ia gre psa ate ibe eae i eee oe + te
PS, a Re eee, PS en Te he MER ee eee cee hay ete ae OM MM) OF gil ce PUD Be
4
;.
‘
Ay
s
j
=
(Agnus). P ’61, 114; ’89,
114;
s (Tropidonotus). P ’61, 299
82, 283
Spirifer), P ’97, 420
P 71, 102, 114
P ’76, 65
03, 512;
: . P 06, 319
nota. P '52, 182; °54, 102; 85,
138, 148; ’03, 30,32; 08, 117
ra. P 60, 494
a (Ascaris). P 56, 51, 307;
312; 91, 236
P '62, 326, 557; '69, 206,
; 15, 357; °94, 115-118; 99, 26
(Loxigilla). P °63, 297
P 74, 156
P 74, 156; 76,
115, 118; °79, 162
Anser. j viii, 157. P °41, 54; 51,
293; 187; °53, 427; °55, 316;
756, 41, 296; '59, 108; *61, 72, 238:
, 70, 244; ’66, 98; °69, 127, 185,
0, 130; °71, 98; °72, 46,
"75, 355; °90, 203; °93, 23,
=. 23, 28; 1900, 15; °05, 761.
295; TX, 406-410
"Pp 69, 217
P 69, 194, 201; °98, 495
(ar "71, 98
Beale) P 704, 108
67, 19; 98,
P ’69, 216; ’70, 130
tograpsus). P ’80, 197
62, 127
aceus. P 62, 331; ’89, 248,
50, 254
as (Geotrupes). J IV, 33
( ). J IV, 127
(Macrosila). J IV, 160, 162
sacl J IV, 162
Strategus). P 754, 217. J
etiea (Acanthophis). P °59, 343
__-INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
255
antarctica. Continued.
(Aptenodytes).
(Balenoptera). P ’69, 16
(Bernicla). P ’55, 288
P 759, 343
(Diomedea). P ’66, 186, 188
(Lucina). P ’72, 96
er sper P ’66, 31; 66,
195, 197
(Pygoseelis). P ’72, 196
(Tenidiestes). P ’70, 132
(Thalassoica). P ’66, 31; ’69,
184
antarcticum (Cyamium). P ’72, 234
66, 192
(Daption). P
(Thalassoica). P ’66, 192, 195
P ’63, 124,
antarcticus (Buphagus).
P 77, 220
127
P 55, 288. 289
P °72, 172-174
(Callorhynchus).
(Canis).
(Crangon). P °95, 177, 181,191
(Fulmarus). P 66, 192
(Ibaeus). j viii, 137. P 50,
25; 60, 23
(Lishodes). P ’58, 231
(Parribacus). P ’60, 23
(Seyllarus). P ’60, 23
(Sibbaldius). P ’69, 16
(Stereorarius). P ’63, 127
antauges (Barissia). P ’66, 132
antecessor (Gasterosteus). P 62, 440
antediluviana (Amphitetras). P 61,
68; 1900, 716 -
’ (Biddulphia). P 1900, 716
antediluvianum (Triceratium). P
1900, 716
Antedon. P ’81, 212; ’85, 248, 253,
261-276; °86, 120, 171, 222; °88,
348, 349, 354, 359; °90, 347-390;
01, 179
Anteliomys. P ’98, 369
antelucana (Lycosa). P 704, 276,
278, 282; 08, 163, 233, 513
antenaute (Teredo). j vi, 123. P
"72, 259
antennepes (Calobata). j iii, 97;
ii, 71
(Gamasus). j ii, 71
antennalis (Zonitis). P ’08, 621
Antennaria. P ’60, 145, 512; 63,
67; ’68, 153; ’84, 87; ’93, 211,
306; 710, 546, 548, 577
Antennaride. P 1900, 519
Antennariide. P ’03, 172
Antenariine. P ’63, 90
Antennarioide. P 762, 241; ’63,
89, 91
Antennarius. P ’62, 241; ’63, 89,
90, 91, 176; ’81, 113; 782, 308;
784, 45; ’89, 344; 1900, 519
antennarius (Cancer). P 58, 31
(Leander). P ’93, 124
256
antennarius. Continued.
(Palemon). P ’93, 120, 124
antennata (Agrion). j viii, 39
(Anisolabis). P ’10, 4
(Peliosoma). P ’60, 229
(Protula). P 710, 492
antennatum (Callidium). J II, 105
(Ctenobium). P ’65, 280
antennatus (Amorphopus). P ’04, 664
(Clytus). P ’73, 336
(Nonnus). P ’73, 387
(Pristoseelis). P ’66, 350, 353
(Tachysphex). P ’93, 506, 516
(Trichochrous). P ’66, 353
Antenor. P ’75, 89, 91
anteproducta (Spherella). P 79,
50, 110
anteradiata (Anatimya). P ’05, 13
(Pholadomya). P 705, 13.
J IV, 276
antestriata (Crassatella). P ’86, 57;
90, 403; ’95, 49. J IV, 888
Anthacanthus. P ’89, 397
Anthaxia. P ’44, 148; ’57, 9; 759,
71; 66, 385; ’73, 89, 331
Antheade. P ’89, 104, 111
Anthechinus. P ’63, 358
antheina (Crategus). P 710, 209, 213
Anthelia. P 755, 375
anthelmia (Spigelia). P ’89, 392
‘anthelminthicum (Chenopodium). P
02, 661
antheloidea (Constellaria). P ’66, 118
(Hellipora). P ’66, 118, 120
Anthemis. P 77, 107; 1900, 660,
670; 702, 664
Anthemocrinus. P ’81, 268, 309, 358,
382; °85, 235, 311, 320, 321
Anthenea. P ’89, 173
Anthericum. P ’98, 397. J III, 103
Anthermus. P ’01, 376
Antherophagus. P ’44, 115
Anthias. P ’61, 52, 53; ’62, 115,
241, 447; °63, 177, 178, 187; 782,
305; ’89, 160; ’92, 261; ’97, 75,
104-107; 99, 350; ’07, 267. J
XII, 524
anthias (Anthias). P ’92, 261; ’07,
267
Anthicide. P 59, 291. J IV, 38
anthicoides (Apocrypha). J IV, 37
anthicum (Baseanium). P ’62, $88;
66, 319
Anthicus. j iii, 278; v, 244. 743,
304; ’52, 92-95; ’55, 273; ’59, 291.
J I, 90; IV, 38
Anthidium. P 96, 34
Anthinus. P ’73, 247; °74, 58
anthioides (Cossyphus). P ’63, 222
anthleontes (Platyerinus). P ’81, 247
Anthobates. P ’54, 220; 62, 44
Anthobia. J ITI, 225
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Anthobium. P 744, 43; ’66, 347
en (Thelephora). J III,
8
Anthocephalus. P ’90, 282
anthocephalus (Lentinus). J II, 277
Anthoceros. P ’69, 230
anthochroa (Thelephora). J III, 222
Anthocomus. P ’52, 165. J IV, 35
Anthocrinide. P ’86, 66
Anthocrinus. P ’86, 66, 69, 71, 104,
106; ’88, 364, 375, 386 -
Anthodiata. P ’85, 299
anthoides (Sylvia). j iv, 276
Anthomyia. P ’59, Biol. 7; ’95, 336;
98, 162
Anthomyide. P ’95, 335; ’98, 162
anthoniana (Thysanophora). P ’10,
517
Anthonomus. P ’58, 79. J IV, 40
Anthonya. P 76, 311; '77, 25
anthonyi (Amastra). P ’88, 44
(Anculosa). P ’64, 97; ’65, 34
(Euryeelon). P 65, 34
(Goniobasis). P 762, 264;
64, 44. J V, 303
(Gyrotoma). P ’64, 96
(Leptoxis). P 64, 97
(Melania). P 756, 124, 279;
60, 430
(Melatoma). P ’64, 96
(Pleurocera). P 763, 311
(Schizostoma). P 64, 93, 95
panostoma). P ’62, 172;
63, 311. J V, 293
(Unio). P ’61, 41; 77, 26.
J V, 197
anthophagus. j iii, 158. P ’66, 347,
375
Anthophora. P ’78, 187-192; 796,
343, 740, 555
Anthophylax. P ’54, 219. J I, 316,
326
Anthophyllum. j vi, 123, 201, 202;
vii, 122; viii, 219, 224. P 744, 85;
45, 255; °05, 4
Anthopodium. P ’78, 311
Anthostoma. P ’78, 300; ’90, 228;
94, 344
Anthostomella. P 90, 228; 793, 139; —
94, 338; ’95, 424
Anthothreptes. P ’99, 49
Anthoxanthum. P 710, 583
Anthozoa. P ’05, 4
Anthracerpes. P ’65, 51
anthracina (Amara). P 743, 297,
800; °55, 351
(Nassa). P 73, 229
(Peplorhina). P 73, 848, 418,
5
J Ill, 276
P 70, 142
42
(Serica).
(Urubitinga).
ym
ecinus (Acipenser). P ’89, 252,
P 759, 88, 287
365
us). P ’98, 72
(Bacillus). P ’82, 145
P °41, 7, 9-12, 40-43, 73,
: nth 20ce P 02, 676
thracom Pp 86, 231
= 8 i, 1807S "79, 165
racori | (Umbilicaria). P ’93, 216
oside. P ’97, 455, 456
ride. J ‘VU, 202, 357,
‘nthracotherium. P °74, 116; °77
153; °78, 61. yee Vil, 174,
ee 202; VIII, 5] ?
mon. P ’65, 42, 50
107,
112; Pas, 46, 195. J
P 56, 320; 59, 36;
8
P 67, 34; 01,
X, 418, 422, 423
" (Crenieichla). P "71, 252
j iv, 183; vii, 193; viii, 154.
114; ’51, 215; ’53, 310,
310, 393; 56, 317; "58,
59, 41, 106, "190; 61, 219;
7 318: 65, 106; 66, 67; 68,
&, 149; °71, 19; 75, 348; 93,
65; 495, 498; 96, 163; 99, 18:
638; 05, 685, 776. J I, 37;
“ 265
hylloides (Anisolotus). P ’63, 352
_ (Hosackia). P ’63, 350
mf 775, 21, 256; 04, 150
(alee). °68, 4, 7, 56
Algansea). 64, 282
(Tripiax). P * 05, 335
iplax). P 61, 358
eterus). P ’66, 15
Betgone (ren) P ’70, 86
ia. P °62, 127
_-INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
257
Antigonon. P ’89, 401
Antigorite. P 92, 182
antiguensis (Olios). P 703, 341
antillana (Tetragnatha). P 709, 207
antillanus (Conodon). P 03, 348
cee (Amphipentes). P 1900,
pe ot age P 705, 833
Argic Ate P 73, 193
Bi dulphia). P 1900, 693, 722
(Chilomyeteris) P 97, 91, 181
(Crassatella). P ’72, 249. J
345
(Diseinisea). P ’73, 201
( ). J IX, 118, 187
(Glottidia). P ’73, 204
P ’73, 204
(Lucina). P 772, 86; 82,
P ’73, 201
(Sterna). P ’62, 552; ’66,
00; ’71, 45; ’92, 101; 99, 19;
05, 687
’( Sternula). P ’62, 552, 553
(Triceratium). P 1900, 722
(Tyrannus). P ’72, 78
antillensis (Alsophis). P ’62, 76
(Arenicola). P ’90, 73
(Clibanarius). P 758, 235
(Dromicus). P 756, 237;
560; ’58, 225; ’79, 404
(Nectarinia). P ’60, 377;
271
(Psammophis). P ’60, 560
antillianus (Lyssomanes). P ’03, 341
antilliarum (Caranx). P ’62, 435
antillularum (Nyctinomus). P 02,
67, 136; °78, 61,
82, 319; 05, 680; 08, 78,
404. J Vil, 173
Antilocapride. P ’83, 275
Antilopa. J Vil, 173
ji,ll. P ’75, 257; ’78, 71;
60,
"64,
788, 98
Antilophia. P ’99, 209
Antilopide. J VI, 173, 357, 383
Antimony. P ’82, 38
Antinedia. P 89, 117
Antinoé. P ’05, 538, 541; 708,
10, 358
antiopa (Cyprina).
(Vanessa).
antipathes (Syrphus).
336;
P 61, 27
antiperversa (Brachypodella). P 98,
267, 278
(Cochlodina). P ’98, 267
(Cylindrella). P ’98, 268
258
antipodarum (Balaena). P ’65, 168
(Pholas). P ’62, 210
antipodes (Aptenodytes). P ’72, 175
(Catarractes). P ’72, 175
(Eudyptes). P ’72, 190, 196
(Pygoscelis). P ’72, 176, 196
antipodum (Ophiopteris). P ’89, 178
(Pholas). P ’62, 195, 210
antiqua (Amastra). P ’95, 283
(Anatina). j vii, 180. P ’48,
96; ’62, 572; ’82, 158
(Ashmunella). P ’05, 235
(Cinulia). J VIII, 280, 315
(Clinopistha). P ’71, 67
(Corbicula). P ’60, 268
(Cyelas). P ’60, 268, 281
(Cyprina). P ’61, 28
(Cyrena). P ’60, 268, 275
(Fratercula). P ’68, 56
(Gasterocoma). P ’86, 107, 108
(Ischyrhiza). P ’56, 256
(Leptachatina). P ’88, 51
(Lingula). P 758, 49
(Megalodon). J VIII, 306
(Mesoblattina). P ’85, 115
(Nitidula). P 744, 105
(Nuecula). P 748, 102
(Periploma). P ’48, 104; ’62,
572
(Potamalosa). P ’99, 333
(Rithma). P ’85, 113, 115
(Rocellaria). P ’61, 868
(Thecachampsa). P ’69, 12
(Trigonia). J VIII, 306
(Trochita). P ’71, 82
(Uria). j viii, 158. P ’68, 56
(Venus). P ’61, 28
(Viverra). P ’89, 233
antiquata (Asterias). P ’46, 33
(Cardita). P ’02, 699, 713
(Chama). P ’72, 255
(Chillina). J VIII, 331
(Littorina). P ’48, 100; ’90,
400
(Tuba). P ’90, 400. J IV, 290
antiquata var. antiqua (Tuba). P
95, 128
antiquata var. texana (Tuba). P
95, 123
antiquatus (Actinobolis). P ’72, 252
antiquorum (Hippocampus). P ’84,
103
(Prigtic). 2: es, 2783 |: FT,
180, 190, 217; ’84, 101
antiquum (Bembidium). P 757, 4
(Crucibulum). P ’87, 55
(Ischyrotherium). J VII, 414
(Solarium). J VIII, 306
antiquus (Agriocherus). P 750,
122; °58, 392; °54, 157; ’57, 89,
158; ’58, 157; ’70, 112. J VII,
20, 132-140, 356, 381
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
antiquus. Continued.
(Ammonites) P ’84, 54
(Anobapton). P ’68, 56
(Bison). P ’54, 210; ’67, 85;
"70,13; °95, 245; *97, 483-501. J
VII, 357, 372
(Bos). J VII, 445; IX, 457
(Brachyrhamphus). P ’68, 56
(Callistochiton). P ’94, 70, 78
(Carpophilus). P 44, 105
(Chiton). P 55, 266
(Coelosaurus). P ’68, 242
(Crocodilus). P ’51, 307. J
II, 188
(Dicotyles). P ’70, 11
J VIII, 255
(Diodon).
(Elephas). P ’68, 292
P ’69, 71; ’79,
(Erisocrinus).
(Eubradys). P 753, 241. J
, 414
(Ischyrosaurus). J VII, 414
(Ischyrotherium). P ’56, 89;
90
57,
P 94, 70
P °79, 171
(Manatus). P ’56, 165. J
VII, 414; VIII, 214
(Microlestes). P ’87, 282, 285.
J IX, 214
(Phaneus). J XI, 281
(Philocrinus). P ’69, 72
(Physeter). P ’53, 377; ’67,
144. J VII, 436
(Pimelodus). P ’73, 99
(Prionodon). J VIII, 254
(Sarcothraustes). P ’92, 303
(Synthliboramphus). P ’68, 6,
7, 56; ’93, 22, 30, 60
(Typhis). P ’82, 197
(Xiphias). P ’55, $97
antirrhina (Silene). P ’60, 199, 511
Antirrhinum. P ’77, 107;
98, 38; 1900, 344. J ITI, 43
antiselli (Astrodapsis). P ’56, 815
antisiensis (Atrypa). J VIII, 307
(Natica). J VIII, 306
(Terebratula). J VIII, 307
Antispila. P ’60, 11, 209
antisyphillitica (Ephedra). P ’83, 276
Antithesia. P ’60, 345
antivergo (Pupa). P ’75, 190
Antocha. P ’59, 200, 203, 219
antoni (Anisolabis). P ’03, 305
(Forecinella). P ’08, 305
antonii (Cerion). P ’96, 315, 325
(Cheilodactylus). P ’62, 120
(Chirodactylus). P ’62, 120
(Lingula). P ’73, 203
(Rhynchonella). J VIII, 299,
324
Antonina. P ’99, 263
(Lepidopleurus).
(Macherodus).
a ee’
794, 585.
demus. P ’70, 4
(Ascidia). § ii
Cucullea). j viii, 2 *P
315; ’05, 8
*(Idonearca). P 778, 84; °%6,
15 3 798,
51, 183;
9p0ceDdDo
221
tomus. P °49; 238;
, 307; 59, 106; 66, 08; 68,
9; '74, 105; 775, 353; "78, 23;
83, 64; °91, "435; 92,106; 95,
84; 96, 130; 98, 81; 99, 33;
153; 09, 360. J Il, 113,
osum (Solarium). P ’48, 105
ozous. P 62, 248; °66, 286,
; 67, 133; ’80, 227; -82, 318:
"389; °04, 587
€ oy (Colophonodon). P ’67,
_ (Squalodon) P ‘67, 156. J
II, 417
P 66, 301; 68, 111, 209,
260, 263, 265, 294, 299: 01,
, 507; 708, 125, 126. J VIII, 96
P 05, 833, 843
hena. P 92,22; 1900, 530, 532;
. ers 03, 340; 04, 121, 123;
4 (Turdus). P 793, 23,
e auduboni (Turdus). P
schke pallasii (Turdus). P
, 438; ’93, 22, 58, 65; ’95, 501;
165; ’98, 87
a ( mphalus). P’ 99, 273
- P 99, 273
P *49, 230; ’50, 150; ’51,
is (Otolicnus). P ’67, 37
Ee itcanmogamia). ¥ 303, 181,
5
(Melissodes). P ’78, 217
(Cordillacris). P ’09, 115,
05, 773
derma. P ’57, 38; 739, 35
one. . a, 13°
mF °53, 344; 08, 620
‘Apamea. P "7A, 205
nT INDEX To ) GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
259
apamiformis (Hadena). P ’75, 61, 62
Apargia. P 77, 107
760, 303; 709,
aparine (Galium). P
493
aparinoides (Campanula). P_ ’60,
512; ’63, 70; 1900, 486, 488
Apate. 319; v, 256, 258. P
54, 218; 58, 173; °73, 336. J
IV, 12, 36
Apatela. P 75, 418
Apatite. P ’76, 99, 120; ’77, 252;
80, 312; ’82, 15, 49, 344; 790,
10; 92, 175-199; ’96, 220; ’97, 437
apatris (Dinophilus). P 704, 689-
692; ’07, 88, 92-131
Apatura. P ’57, 7
Apedodus. J IH, 164
Apella. P 743, 251;
93; ’96, 497
60, 63; 64,
apella (Arvicola). P '53, 405; 74,
191
(Cebus). P ’72, 40; ’78, 161.
J X, 292, 318, 324, 335-363
Apeltes. P ’65, 274; ’77, 65, 88;
84, 157; ’86, 233, 248-251
apeltes (Gasterosteus). P ’86, 249,
251
Apeltine. P ’84, 157
Apenes. P ’66, 364
Aper. J VII, 443
aper (Capros). P ’92, 258
(Labrus). P 64, 59
Aperostoma. P 710, 502, 521, 533,
534
aperta (Aegista). P ’99, 527
aperta var. cavata (Agista). r. O,
564
aperta var. trachyderma (A¢gista).
P ’01, 614
aperta (Bryopa). P ’61, 486
(Carex). P ’87, 71
(Clavagella). P 61, 486
(Delphinula). P 748, 99
(Eulota). P ’99, 527; ’08, 593
aperta var. cavata (Eulota). P 701,
564
aperta var. trachyderma (Eulota). P
01, 614
aperta (Helix). P ’83, 223
(Martesia). P 62, 194, 219
(Natica). P 748, 102; 762,
565; 82, 171
(Pholas). P
(Suecinea). P
110. J VI, 181
(Terebratula). P ’73, 193
(Tornatellina). P IX, 83, 109
(Valsa). P 77, 126; ’78, 88
apertissima (Gastrochena). P ’61,
482
(Roeellaria). P
apertiuscula (Spheria).
62, 195, 219
58, 197; 64,
61, 477, 482
P 95, 31
260
apertus (Streptaxis).
(Trochus). P ’79, 222
(Zonitoides). P 704, 686
apetala (Lychnis). P ’63, 58, 94;
93, 209; ’95, 544. J ILI, 182, 189
(Rudbeckia). j vii, 77
P ’88, 16, 25, 37-40; ’95, 215-
P 97, 477
Apex.
219
apex (Helix). P ’58, 200; ’59, 188
apex-fulva (Helix). P 788, 39
aphaca (Lathyrus). P ’77, 106
Aphenogaster. P ’01, 425, 521
Aphallarion. P ’96, 339, 348; ’98,
219, 222-226, 235, 237
aphanista (Macherodus). P ’79, 171
Aphanobius. P ’45, 216. J IV, 35
Aphanolimnas. P 794, 132, 133, 149
Aphanopodine. P ’63, 225
Aphanopus. P.’62, 126
aphanospilus (Simotes). P ’60, 245
Aphanostephus. P ’61, 457; 62, 164
Aphanostoma. J XII, 98
aphanta (Dendrocincla).
461
Aphanus.
Aphelandra.
Aphelexis. P ’58, 133
Aphelichthys. P ’93, 19
Aphelocephala. P ’99, 214
Aphelocoma. P ’89, 269; ’90, 214;
91, 444; ’92, 119; ’98, 212; 799,
34; 704, 582; ’08, 90
Aphelops. P ’75, 260; ’83, 301; 785,
33; 792, 432
Aphera. J VIII, 330
Apherusa. P ’01, 167
Aphidna. P ’05, 805, 842
Aphilanthops. P ’94, 303; ’96, 35, 37
Aphis. P ’67, 10; ’77, 145; 782, 148
Aphlebia. P ’01, 274
Aphobas. P ’66, 11
aphodiina (Melolontha). J II, 277
Aphodius. j iii, 212; v, 191. P 743,
304; °44, 1385; ’58, 65; 59, 289;
66, 347; 708, 79. J I, 103; LV,
34; XI, 281
Aphododeride. P ’83, 132
Aphododerus. P ’83, 132
Aphonomorphus. P ’05, 838, 843
Aphonus. P 756, 21; 705, 838. J
IV, 33
Aphoristia.
P 04, 450,
P 60, 228
P 58, 132
P 64, 215; ’84, 45
Aphrastura. P ’99, 210
Aphredoderus. P ’59, 146; ’61, 95;
65, 274; 77, 44, 60, 88; 85, 136,
137, 410; ’10, 601 ;
Aphredodirus. P ’85, 136
Aphricus. J IV, 11, 35
Aphritis. P ’61, 516, 522
Aphriza. j viii, 156. P ’99, 17
Aphrodedirus. J VI, 208
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Aphrodina. P °76, 274; 777, 28; -
193, 222; 05, 16
Aphrodita. P ’63, 140; 703, 423;
705, 294-298, 526, 529, 532; ’08,
338; °10, 371-385. J II, 14
aphrodite (Gonionema). P ’02, 750
Aphroditide. P ’03, 420; ’08, 338;
710, 371
Aphrophora. j vi, 304
Aphthona. P ’47, 166; ’73, 57, 67
aphthosa (Peltigera). P ’93, 216
Aphya. P ’63, 40, 263
Aphylla. P ’08, 466
aphylla (Lobelia). vii, 62
(Reithronycteris). P ’98, 326,
334, 337
Aphyllon. P ’60, 200; ’63, 71; ’81,
160; ’87, 154; 1900, 490
Aphyocarax. P ’03, 516; ’71, 260;
06, 333
Aphyostomes. P ’84, 162
apie (Cyclophorus). P ’87, 147
(Cyclostoma). P ’87, 147
apiarius (Serranus). P ’62, 236
apiata (Alauda). P ’67, 217
apiatus (Lepomis). P ’06, 516
(Megalophonus). P ’62, 314
apicale (Agrion). -P 62, 386, 401
apicalis (Agrion). j viii, 40
(Beocera). P ’60, 823
(Calopteryx). P ’01, 131, 133
(Chartergus). P ’98, 457
(Chlenius). P 56, 27. J
IV, 29
(Digrapha). J I, 74, 75
(Diplodonta). P 72, 95
(Dromius). P ’43, 296, 298
(Dyschirus). P ’57, 77
(Echeneis). P ’62, 239
(Ereus). P ’52, 167
(Fusus). P ’99, 71
(Gorytes). P ‘95, 537
a gscpere anes P 47, 19%s
,
(Lyecorina). P ’73, 407
(Malachius). P ’52, 167
(Mantis). P ’03, 704
(Marsonia). P 91, 84 ;
(Nemognatha). P 753, $45.
J IV, 12, 39
(Notogonia). P 796, 553
(Notoxus). P ’52, 93
(Olibrus). P 756, 17
(Otolicnus). P ’61, 153
(Phalacrus). P
(Schenicola). P ’05, 772
(Tachysphex). P ’93, 507, 521
(Tridactylis). P ’10, 596
(Trypoxylon). P ’93, 472, 474
(Turritella). P ’91, 142; 798,
419
Continued.
aie P ’01, 134
Xya) P 3 365
P 08, 163, 224,
,; heh 170
P °44, 108
Tridactylus). j iv, ii oe
ong aml 2038
. P 71, 130, 143;
08, 757. J XI,
416, 450, 525
as P 57, 82. J IV, 76
Odynerus). P 702, ‘44,
P 99, 197
(ndodonta).
e P 05, 783
: 2 {stat
P ’10, 630
P 61, 69
65
P '98, 423
10, 630
> 146, 429, JI, 200
'p 53, 245, 269. J
inide. P 86, 222, 223; ’88,
» 855, 358 ; 90, 353, 373, ’389
) P ’81, 359
srinites. P °79, 297, 310; ’86,
4, 76; ’88, 387
nus. ’P 779, 310; 785, 227,
0-290; ’86, 74, 83, 122, 137, 218-
23; '88, 356, 359; °90, 362.
a v, 253. P 58,78. JIV,39
ios. j i, 325, 371. P ’60, 511;
3
"(Glycine). j i, 321, 325, 326,
ospora (Diaporthe). P ’93, 140
a (Cylindrella). P 60, 152;
98,
wes pirobia). P 98, 281
Apis. 95, 365; 96, 38, 559;
02, 35; °05, 123-155; 08, 79
s (Pachychilus). P 96, 497
pistes. P ’85, 400, 403
‘Apistine. P °59, 144
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261
Apistus. P 59, 144; °’82, 277;
"97, 81
Apium. P ’89, 385. J I, 183
apivorus (Trichodes). J iv, 18
Aplastus. P 59, 78; 61, 349;
66, 393
Aplectorum. j iii, 139
aplectri (Fusicladium). P ’94, 878
(Phyllosticta). P ’94, 356
Aplesion. P ’59, 101, 102; ’77, 86.
J VI, 211
Aplexa. P ’91, 324
Aplexus. P ’60, 431
Aplites. P ’77, 86, 96
Aploaspis. P ’66, 310
Aplocentrus. P ’77, 85
Aplocerus. P ’82, 319
Aplodactylus. P ’62, 110, 111
Aplodinotus. P ’61, 101-105; ’77,
85, 96
Aplodon. P 58, 209
Aplodontia. P ’08, 79
Aplomerus. P ’94, 190
Aplopappus. P 61, 457; 762, 164;
63, 64; 98, 30, 304, rs 177
Aplopus. P 04, 63
Aplostoma. P 94, 15
aplustre (Achatinella). P
(Latirus). P ’05, 292
Aplysia. P ’55, 378; ’71, 140; ’86,
364; ’88, 325; ’95, 347-350; ’98,
193; ’99, 513, 523; 04, 333, 336,
342-387, 694
88, 34
Aplysina. P ’78, 163; ’84, 202
Aplysinida. P ‘84, 20
Apobapton. P ’68, 7, 8, 60
apocarpa (Grimmia). P ’93, 217
Apocellus. J IV, 31
Apocope. P 774, 94, 95; ’83, 141,
152
Apocrypha. J IV, 11, 37
Apocryptes. P ’97,
apocryptum (Gleosporium). P ’93,
458
apocryptum var. ramicolum (Glcos-
porium). P ’93, 459
Apocynacee. P ’58, 129; 60, 304;
789, 391; °92, 162. J ITI, 96;
III, 41
apocyni (Laestadia). P ’90, 230
Apocynum. P ’60, 304; ’02, 663;
710, 582. J ITI, 41, 96
apoda (Neomenis). P ’97, 107
(Paradisea). P ’91, 448
(Perea). P ’03, 329
(Sparis). P ’97, 107
Apodes. P ’68, 256, 258; ’84, 167, 168
Apodichthys. P ’54, 150; ’62, 279;
781, 114
Apodoglanis. P ’05, 463
Apodontis. P ’62, 125, 126; ’04, 765
262
apodus (Lutianus). P ’06, 97
(Neomenis). P ’03, 329; ’06,
87
Apogon. j vii, 71. P ’42, 188;
61, 45; ’62, 237; 63, 82; ’70,
119; ’84, 99; ’92, 261; 1900, 502;
06, 526. J XII, 518
Apogonia. J III, 236
Apogonide. P 792, 261; ’06, 526;
07, 431. J XII, 518
Apogonichthys. P ’62, 237; ’63, 82;
70, 119; 706, 526, 528; ’07, 433
Apogonine. P ’62, 237
Apoica. P 98, 445
Apolectus. P ’62, 126. J XII, 513
Apollon. P ’62, 562; ’04, 22
Apollophanes. P ’09, 215
Apoma. P 798, 268, 269, 272, 279,
284
Apomatus. P
77, 44, 59, 77, 85;
Apomotis. P ’06, 515
Apoorhais. P ’47, 287. J 1, 117
Apophyllite. jv, 51. P ’89, 34;
90, 83; ’92, 178, 192; 710, 538
Apophyllus. P ’61, 151
Aporophantes. P ’67, 63
Aporrhajde. P ’60, 423; ’05, 22
Aporrhais. P ’55, 260; ’60, 178, 423;
61, 419; ’76, 298, 299; ’77, 22;
782, 198, 204, 207; ’05, 23, 351.
J III, 330
Aporus. P ’94, 298; ’97, 259, 263
aporus (Pteraster). P ’88, 423
apos (Apodichthys). P 54, 150
(Gunellus). P 54, 150
apos carolinensis (Hirundo). j iv, 256
Apospheria. P ’94, 358; ’95, 431
Apostolepis. P ’61, 524
Apotettix. P ’05, 34, 53; ’07, 285
appalachicolus (Bison). P ’95, 248;
"97, 492
(Bodtherium). P ’97, 492
(Ovibos). P ’97, 492
Appatite. P ’72, 276
appendiculata (Amphibulima). P
74, 42
(Apatura). P ’57, 7
(Cyclas). P ’60, 287
(Distoma). P ’77, 202; ’90,
416
(Lysianassa). P ’01, 148
(Pangonia). P ’98, 157
(Paralimna). P ’95, 338
(Pellicula). P 73, 248
(Suecinea). P ’74, 43
appendiculatum (Thelastoma). P
50, 100; 751, 285; 756, 50
(Trifolium). P ’95, 547
appendiculatus (Cypsilurus). P ’82,
280
j iv, 288
08, 361; 10, 492;
04, 248
(Exocetus).
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
appendiculatus. Continued.
(Galeocerdo). P ’67, 141
(Gammarus). j i, 377
(Otodus). P 46, 42; ’67, 142.
J I, 196, 199
(Oxyurus). P ’79, 204
(Stilpnus). P 794, 186
appendiculosus (Anonyx). P ’63, 139
appendix (Lepomis). P ’77, 76. J
IV, 219, 220, 224, 240
applanata’ (Excipula). J II, 281
(Mamillaria). P ’85, 118
(Spheria). P ’95, 24
(Trematospheria). P 795, 24
(Vermicularia). J II, 281
applicata (Periploma). P 705, 13.
J Ill, $24; IV, 276
applicatus (Agaricus). J III, 206
Appocynum. P ’84, 30
appolinus (Obolus). P ’58, 49
Apporhais. P 795, 145
apposita (Crategus). P 705, 635,
643; °10, 229, 235
appositus (Bombus). P ’78, 188
appressa (Chama). P ’72, 116
(Helix). j ii, 161. PF Oi;
193; ’58, 200; ’61, 308; °74, 40;
75, 208; ’89, 204; ’90, 299
(Legumen). P ’76, 304
(Limnea). P ’61, 330; ’73,
251; 756, 259; ’60, 18
(Nuculites). j viii, 248
(Ophiura). j v, 151. P 789,
175
(Peronea). J VIII, 371
(Polygyra). P 1900, 451; 706,
33
appressa perigrapta (Polygyra). P
96, 491; 1900, 122, 451; ’02, 420,
424; ‘03, 201; ’06, 533
appressa sculptior (Polygyra). P
710, 665
nh eT (Schizodesma). P ’76, 8306;
05,
‘ TPellina). J VIII, .371
(Terebratula). P 073, 192
(Triodopsis). P ’75, 154, 206
appressum (Cardium). J VIII, 286,
318
(Legumen). P ’05, 17
(Monilema). J II, 168; IV, 41
(Protocardia). J VIII, 286, 318
appressus (Legumen). P ’61, 150.
J ITI, 825; IV, 298
(Lymnets). j ii, 168
(Unio). P ’71,189. J VIII, 12
apprimus (Unio). P 66, 84. J VI,
263
approxima (Vitrea). P ’02, 420,
431, 432
approximans (Ancyloceras). P’ ’55,
266. J IV, 298
|
|
)
mans. Continued.
(Holbrookia). P ’58, 258
Polydactylus). P ’99, 344
. ? ?
Ramphastos). P 767, 102, 103
ery ). P 61, 275; ’62,
(Melania). P ’64, 4
P °75, 244; 85,
(Polynemus). P 61, 275;
344
P 62,
i 28, 8. 3
us). P '57, 5
8). P 66, 378
P °53, 245;
P 64, 229; °68, 284
J VI, 109
jeans (Ancylochira). P ’73, 331
ari Charadrius). vy, 1
. P 60, 195 Te
rili (Limnophila). P ’59, 232,
rinus (Cirrhitus). P ’62, 107
rion. P 1900, 502. J 527
ion (Apogon). P ’63, 82
(Diapterus). P ’83, 121; ’86,
83, 118,
_ (Gerres). P ’62, 238;
), 289; °86, 260, 271
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263
Apterygide. P ’01, 273
Apteryx. P ’72, 174; 68, 242, 257,
266. J IX, 450
aptilis (Dimerocrinus). P ’86, 68
Aptinus. P ’44, 48; 62, 525
aptum (Bembidium). P ’59, 281, 287
aptus (Crocodilus). P ’69, 67
aptycha (Helicter). P 88, 25
(Neweombia). P ’88, 25
(Partulina). P ’88, 25
(Perdicella). P ’88, wo
2 sa 760, 421; 61, 427.
VITT,
apua (Bodianus).
Apus. P ’63, 140
(Motacilla).
(Pseudopus).
Apygia. P 73, 178
Aquacreptite. P ’82, 56; ’92, 189
aquesextie (Cyclas). P ’60, 288
(Sphaerium). P ’60, 288
Aquaria. P ’61, 474, 489
aquaria (Penicillus). P "61, 491
(Serpula). P ’61, 489, 491
aquarius (Brechites). P ’61, 491
(Penicillus). P ’61, 491
aquatica ( ZEgilops). P 75, 438
(Agrostis). P 762, 90, 334
(Aira). J ITI, 200
(Argyroneta). P 703, 129
(Carya). P 69,5
(Catabrosa). P 63, 79. J
P 63, 59
(Glyceria). P 63, 78
ji, 112, 115. P
P 97, 105
P ’67, 221
P 96, 311, 464
P 64, 18; ’77, 108
P ’89, 69
(Rana). j v, 337
). PT, 168
(Tillea). ji, 112
(Zizania). j i, 133. P 70,
89; 798, 46, 314
aquaticum (Orontium).
04, 606
P ’60, 146;
P50, 98; 51,
(Gordius).
"78, 383;
262-283; 56, 56, 57;
07, 271
aquatieus robustus (Gordius). P 07,
271
aquaticus (Lepus). j vii, 319; viii,
78. P 95, 381; 96, 181; 799, 384
(Notiophilus). P °73, 321
Rallus). P 70, 86; ’94, 132,
135, 136
aquaticus minor (Rallus). P 75, 358
264
aquaticus (Scallops). j viii, 294.
P ’58, 326; ’71, 14; 780, 348; 794,
158, 218, 396; ’97, 32, 222; ’96, 201
aquaticus australis (Scalops). P 94,
8
aquaticus (Stellio). J ITI, 349
(Turdus). j iv, 34, 275. P
56, 289
aquatilis (Carex). P ’87, 71
(Olibrus). P 756, 17. P "59,
288
(Ranunculus). P
III, 182
aquatilis var. arcticus (Ranunculus).
J III, 185
aquatilis var. hederaceus(Ranunculus).
J III, 185
Aquatite. P ’89, 184, 187
aquensis (Cyelas). P ’60, 288, 292
aquifolia (Mahonia). P "189, 113
Aquifoliacer. P ’60, 303; 1900, 667
60, 199. J
aquifolium (Berberis). P 63, 57;
98, 48. J III, 80
‘(Ilex). P 499, 167; ’01, 357
(Malionia). j vii, 11. P 63, 57
Aquila. j iii, 344. P ’53, 304, 452;
55, 283; 759, 105; 60, 133; 64,
237; 66, 49: 68, 82; 70,” 141;
"75, 97, 98; 792, 115; ’93, 40; 95,
464, 479; ’98, 209; ’04, 22, 581;
05, 689; 708, 85. J IX, 416
aquila (A£tobatis). P ’92, 240
(Fregata). P ’90, 203; ’09, 355
(Myliobatis). P ’92, 240; 710,
475
(Sciena). P ’61, 82,
92, 269
Aquile. P ’70, 141, 143
aquile (Distomum). P ’87, 24
Aquilegia. j vii, 9. P ’60, 145; ’63,
57; 784, 80; ’02, 661. J THE, 80
aquilellus (Chilo). P ’60, 205
aquilensis (Lepomis). P ’77, 76
(Pomotis). P ’53, $88
aquilina (Pteris). P ’60, 515; ’84,
96; 1900, 483, 649, 661
aquilina caudata (Pteris). P ’05, 697
(Pteridium). P ’05, 697
Aquiline. P ’53, 452
aquilinum (Pteridium). P ’10, 550
aquilinus (Faleo). P ’60, 133; ’75,
344
(Tlyeter). P ’60, 133
aquilio (Liycena). P ’92, 157
Aquillide. P ’04, 21
Aquillus. P ’04, 21, 22, 23;
aquilunguis (Laelaps). P ’66, 276,
317; ’68, 162, 198, 237; ’76, 340
aquilus (Pelicanus). P 775, 357
(Tachypetes). P ’75, 357
(Unio). P ’57, 172. J IV, 92
(Zachypetus). J I, 227
05, 292
217;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
aquiris (Gyrinus). P ’68, 868, 371
aquosus (Chenopsetta). P ’64, 218
(Rhombus). P ’64, 220
(Plueronectes). P "164, 220
Ara. P 753, 372; ’60, 137; ’99, 32,
53. J TU, 153
Arabella. P ’78, 299; ’06, 501
arabesca (Epeira). P ’88, 78
arabica (Cirolana). P 97, 187
(Coffea). P ’89, 386; ’01, 560;
58, 134
’(Cyprea). P 705, 292
(Eremiaphila). P ’01, 277
arabicolum (Belonium). P ’94, 352
arabicus (Trichopis). P ’82, 305
Arabis. P ’60, 145, 199, 302; ’61,
448; ’84, 80; ’93, 208; 710, 545,
563. J ITI, 182, 186
Aracana. P ’82, 282, 309; ’07, 439
aracari (Pteroglossus). P ’67, 108
(Ramphastos). P ’67, 108
Aracee. P ’58, 122; 60, 146, 200,
304; 784, 94
Arachis. P ’89, 377, 378
arachis (Uredo). J II, 282
arachneformis (Poteriocrinus). P ’86,
158
arachne (Staurastrum). P 69,
Biol. 16
Arachnis. P ’60, 524, 525; °75, 31
Arachnocrinus. P ’79, 285, 315, 320;
86, 115
arachnoidea (Goniobasis). P ’64, 27;
"72, 113
(Melania). P ’64, 27
(Orthis). j viii, 258
(Spongilla). P ’74, 145; ’87,
84
arachnoides (Ateles). P ’62, 513
(Brachytelles). P 762, 513, 519
(Cosmella). J II, 316
(Eriodes). P 62, 513
Arachnoidiseus. P ’53, 431;
1900, 478
Aradus. j iv, 326
Arecerus. P ’54, 218
Areocerus. P ’76, 271
Areopteryx. P ’04, 567
Areoschizus. J IV, 11, 36
Aragonite. P,’76, 12; ’92, 181-191;
789, 34
aralensis (Chettusia): P ’71, 196
(Vanellus). P ’71, 196
Aralia. P ’60, 145, 200, 512; °70,
107, 108; 71, 106; 92, 377; ” 1900,
488
Araliacer. P
63, 63; 784, 85;
aralie (Diaporthe).
(Haplosporella).
(Phyllosticta).
61, 65;
60, 145, 200, 312;
92, 166; 98, 411
P 94, 389
P 94, 862
P 94, 855
P ’60, 196; ’63, 107;
dopsis. P 94, 132, 133, 134
P 75, 354; °98, 498; ’09,
ii, 53. P 78, 144; ’82,
; 788, 200; ’01, 571, 579
(Gelochelidon). P ’62, 536
| ). P 62, 536
ida. P ’01, 568; ’03, 340; 04,
j ii,
» bsg 4 ii, 80
us (Actinocrinus). hale S
7; °66, 254; ’81, 325
66, 254;
Sens ss
| (Cynthia). P ’55, 878
rea). P ’05, 292
ie ). P ’89, 137
: (Rossel inia). Pp 95, 22
z ). P 95, 32
(Vitis). P ’53, 272
P ’78, 320; 702, 555; °04,
281
(Callionymus). P ’61, 112;
(Hyas). P ’01, 165
Trachinus). P ’92, 272
fla. P ’98, 270, 275, 282, 284
ngiar (Carocolus). P 75, 250
(Helix). P ’75, 250
ra P 62, 236; 63,
una (Ara). P ’60, 137
” (Psittacus). P ’66, 137
(Area). j iv, 187; vi, 118, 212.
A 323; °48, 96; °62, 579;
; '62, 577;
P 62, 580
. P 62, 562
. P 62, 579; °80,
; 787, 340; 90, 143;
(Carditamera). P 43, 305;
97; '62, 579; ’80, 32; 87,
, 398, 400, 403. J IX, 122, 138
‘(Cypricardia). P 48, 98
(Cyrena). P ’60, 275
‘ime ). P 62, 285, 361;
(Eleodes). P ’58, 181, 182.
IV, 37
eens). P 48, 99
cot iobasis). P ’68, 151. J
(Nassa). P ’82, 173
(Natiea). P 90, 399; 95,
103, 118-124 ;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
arborea (Alauda). P
265
Continued.
(Neverita). P
122. J IV, 384
(Pectuneculus). P ’62, 580
(Pleurotoma). P ’60, 198;
82, 171. J VIII, 314
hi ctaeachase P ’62, 579; 81,
(Sureula). J VIII, 314
(Tritia). P ’62, 562
Arathron. P ’99, 496
aratispira (Conus). P ’05, 101
arator (Lamia). J II, 156
aratorum (Clausilia). P ’03, 316
aratum (Bembidium). J IV, 30
(Buccinum). j iv, 127. P
"48, 96
(Melania). P ’63, 313
(Pleurocera). P ’63, 313; ’65,
20; 1900, 149
(Trypanostoma). P ’72, 111
Aratus. P ’79, 402; bn 189, 218
"57, 4%. 2
IV, 29
P ’82, 197
aratus (Dyschirius).
(Fusus).
jy, 241
(Helops).
(Ochthedromus). P ’57, 5
(Pectuneulus). P ’48, 104;
782, 155
‘(Trochus). P ’62, 569; ’48, 106
(Unio). P ’49, 154. i; ITT, 313
(Zizyphinus). P ’62, 569
araucana (Area). J VIII. 320
(Bela). J VIII, 314 ~
(Calyptrea). J VIII, 330
(Lunatia). J VIII, 314
(Mactra). P ’60, 198. J VIII,
317
(Natica).
(Pleurotoma).
araucanus (Mytilus).
arausiaca (Muscicapa).
arausiacus (Psittacus). P ’64, 240
Arbacia. P ’63, 355; ’78, 306
Arbaciosa. P ’99, 363
Arbelorhina. P ’64, 265, 266
arborarius (Mus). P ’96, 533
64, 248
(Apoica). P ’98, 446
(Bumelia). P ’61, 461; ’62, 165
(Dendrocygna). P 64, 70;
09, 355
(Fringilla). j iv, 58
(Helicella). P ’58, 200
(Helix). P ’58, 200;
61, 308, 320, 398;
61, 453; 762,
arata.
90, 399; 95,
J VIII, 314
J VIII, 314
J VIII, 319
P 64, 256
60, 19,
72, 99,
(Hoopesia). P
a 570, 357
(Hyalina). P ’66, 315
P '55, 428; ’60, 500;
( ;
94, 493; 708, 125. J VI, 68, 84
266
arborea. Continued.
(Loimia). P ’03, 475
(Rentatoma). j iv, 311
(Rana). j v, 341
(Vitrea). P ’94, 16; ’96, 488
(Zonitoides). P ’06, 150, 152,
553, 560, 562; ’09, 514; 710, 46,
51, 130
arborescens
558
(Bornella). P ’99, 521
(Borrichia). P ’09, 486; ’89,
388; 05, 698
(Dendronotus). P ’79, 89-95
(Doris). P 779, 95
(Gorgonocephalus). P ’89, 179
(Hydrangea). P ’60, 303;
788, 278
(Pecopteris). P ’60, 441
arboretorum (Helix). P ’58, 197
arboreum (Dendropanax). P ’98, 411
(Gossypium). P ’84, 296
arboreus (Crematogaster). P ’82, 264
(Aristolochia). P ’01,
(Cyathocrinus). P ’65, 160;
79, 308
(Hyalinia). P ’91, 406
(Malvaviseus). P ’89, 368;
98, 410
arboreus var. sagreamus (Malva-
viscus). P ’89, 368
arboreus (Nipterocrinus). P ’79, 279
(Pachylocrinus). P ’79, 339
(Poteriocrinus). P ’79, 339
(Zeacrinus). P ’79, 339; 86,
166
(Zonites). P 775, 153, 165;
789, 53, 197; ’91, 406
(Zonitoides). P ’93, 389, 394;
1900, 140; ’02, 420, 433; 08, 213,
762, 768
arboricola (Melolontha). J IV, 33
(Strigoderma). J. IV, 33
arborum linearis (Coccus). P ’99, 275
arbuscula (Evolvulus). P ’89, 393
(Isaria). J II, 293
(Oculina). P ’78, 312
(Spheria). J II, 285
arbustorum (Helix). P ’75, 217-218
arbutifolia (Aronia). P ’02, 662
(Pirus). P 702, 500
(Pyrus). P 60, 200;
09, 389
arbutifoliz (Pyrus). P ’02, 662
Arbutus. j vii, 40. P ’61, 460; ’62,
165; ’84, 88; ’98, 35, 306; 703, 5
Area. j it, 267; iv, 19, 78, 79, 137;
vi, 92, 118, 207, 212, 264; vii, 124;
viii, 185, 223, 225. P 41, 29; 42,
217; 43, 305, 323; 747, 294; 48,
96; 52, "194; 54, 170; 55, 257 ;
56, 86, 314; 58, 43, 46, 51, 145,
221; ’59, 18-29; ’60, 95, 419, 428,
88, 396;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
567; 61, 150, 325;
579; °63, 15, 142; 65, 76; 766,
261, ’67, 139; 68, 94; TY, 130,
132, 133, 142, 164; 77, 22, 80,
21-33; 781, 448- 453; 82, 154-164,
183, 186, 199; ’86, "351; ’87, 340,
398, 400, 402; 88, 124, 324: 90,
143, 403; ’91, 45, 46, 142, 143;
98, 418-422; "301, 209, 402; 08,
264-266, 756; ’04, 559, 560; 705, 9:
10, 488, 499. J ta 125; II, 2753
IV, 397; VIII, 264, 291, 320, 335,
346, 3783 IX, 119, 121, 145; X, 62;
XI, 163; XI1I, 469, 470
Arcade. P ’60, 419
arceformis (Unio).
54, 243; ’96, 500
arcana (Crategus). P ’05, 584, 588;
710, 164, 169
62, 289, 290,
P 53, 252, 253;
arcanella (Arcanella). P ’59, 261
Arcania. P ’58, 160; 91, 216
areatus (Cirrhitus). ’p 62, 106, 107
Arcella. P ’74, 13, 14, 753 76, 54-
57; °77, 261-265, 290; 78, 172;
79, 162; 781, 9, 10; 87, 31, 122
arcella (Cardita). P "102, 707
(Difflugia). P ’76, "55
arcens (Anomma). P 49, 196, 214
Arcestes. P 784, 54 .
Arceuthobium. P ’63, 75; ’81, 160,
161, 439-441; ’01, 559
Archediseus. P ’97, 417
Archeobdella. P 1900, 59
Archeocaris. P ’71, 335
Archeocidaris. P ’59, 8, 10, 15, 24;
60, 395; ’69, 80, 81; ’91, 245
Archeocrinus. P 81, 363, 187;
85, 306, 311, 318; 186, 142; 90,
366
Archeopteryx. P ’67, 234; ’68, 269;
69, 191, 198, 201, 202; 93, 72.
J IX, 423
Archeotherium. P
89, 327; 7°53, 294;
175
50, 92, 90; 757,
54, 157; 757,
archeus (Gasteropterus). P ’03, 738
Archangelica. P 760, 513; 763, 63;
84, 85. J III, 89
Archania. P ’63, 81. J XII, 519
Archaster. P ’89, 175
Archegosaurus. P ’75, 404
Archemora. P ’60, 513; 763, 63
Archeotherium. P ’91, 361
archiaci (Spirifer). P ’97, 417, 427
archiacina (Cyprina). P ’61, 28
archibuteo. P ’53, 452; 755, 283;
57, 211; ’59, 105, 190; 61, 217;
66, 46; ’70, 141; "75. 345; 83,
66; ’93, 40, 377; 08, 88. J I, 26;
II, 259
Archidoris. P ’79, 72, 106; ’80, 83;
Archigosaurus. J IT, 196
—*
P 01, 128, 139;
ndrita. P ’05, 839
edes. P ’60, 137
(Sphirophyton). P
mus. P 67, 68
P 708, 82
epee | (Danais). P ’10, 295, 299,
ectonica. P ’55, 261; 61, 321;
566; "65, 73; 82,” 198; 95,
; 705, 19, 20. J IV, 384; ‘VIO,
0 220 359; IX, 121
hitheride J VIL, 257, 302
centrus. P 77, 186; 703, 533
uv P ’89, 216-230
rium. J VII, 174, 388
P 61, 165; °77, 93;
oP "77, 210; 97, 112
P 62, 18; 99, 352
P 95, 332
“ar 62, 289, 579; 88, 122;
46; 01, 209, 402; ’05,
: yx mus). P °70, i
ion). P 70, 127
gg QP "70, 387
253 ; as 120.
e711, 189, 199; 0; ¥ILL,'308
¢: ests). P '94, 27
pta). P °94, 276
708,
84,
Arcinella).
). P ’48, 98; 62, 576;
, 116; ’82, 154; 91, 47, 143;
‘57. J 119
moe 71, 121
aia. P 92, 132
igia. P 54, 30; ’56, 314; ’90,
798, 59. J VIII, 318
21 P 76, 311. J IX, 147
P ’08, 105, 108-111;
04, 564; 06,
P 63, 96
(Coppinia). P 76, 210, 217
Melania). P ’60, "314
P 23, 215
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267
aretata. Continued.
(Tellina). P 43, 806; 48,
106; ’62, 573; ’82, 156
arctatus (Cionodon). P 74, 12;
83, 104
(Pectunculus). P ’47, 294;
48, 104. J I, 125
(Sigaretus). P ’48, 105
(Unio). P ’53, 245
(Uranoplosus). P ’94, 65. J
Arctia. P ’50, 7, 32; ’60, 526, 527,
542; 75, 30, 34; 76, 151; 10,
296; °60, 267; °68, 3, 52, 53, 54, 56
arctica (Aira). P 63, 73.
(Alea). P ’68, 3, 4, 18-67
(Ampharete). P ’08, 348
(Anas). P ’68, 21
(Arenaria). P ’63, 59. J ITI,
181, 182
arctica var. grandiflora (Arenaria). J
III, 188
arctica (Artemisia). P ’63, 66
Astarte). P ’61, 97; ’72, 245
(Balenoptera). P 69, 16
(Biddulphia). P 1900, 690,
692, 714
arctica californica (Biddulphia). P
1900, 714
arctica campeachiana (Biddulphia).
P 1900, 714
arctica kerguelensis (Biddulphia). P
1900, 714
arctica montereyi (Biddulphia). P
1900, 715
arctica pentagona (Biddulphia). P
1900, 715
arctica quadrangularis (Biddulphia).
P 1900, 715
arctica sexangulata (Biddulphia). P
1900, 715
aretica (Campanula). P ’95, 544
(Cardita). P ’02, 706
(Ceratoble pera) P 68, 7, 21
(Chrysomela). P 756, 35
(Claytonia). 'p 63, 59
P ’61, 28
70, 90;
788, 331; 790, 341
(Cyprina). P ’61, 30
(Dactylina). P ’63, 96
(Draba). P 95, 544
(Euphrosyne). P ’08, 340
! (Fratereula). P ’68, 3, 21, 31;
95, 504. J XI, 34
(Fringilla). viii, 154
(Glyceria). P ’63, 95. J III,
183, 200
(Gonioctena). P "73,
2
(Hyalina). P ’99, 185
(Lesquerella). P ’07, 247
). 79,
198; *82, 93;
56, 36;
268
arctica. Continued.
(Liparis). P ’64, 191
(Lithodes). P ’58, 230
(Lunda). P ’68, 21, 23
\Lymnea). P 64, 118. J
VI, 161 -
(Margarita). P ’63, 141
(Mormon). P ’68, 21
(Mya). P ’63, 141; ’84, 108
(Nephroma). P ’93, 216
(Nicolea). P ’02, 276
(Oxytropis). P ’63, 61
(Pedicularis). J III, 183, 195
(Pipilo). j vii, 193. P ’55, 311
(Poa). P ’63, 79, 95; ’93, 215.
J III, 183, 200
(Pristiloma).
02, 593 -
(Salix). P
353; ’93, 213;
183, 197
(Saxicava). P ’63, 141;
186; ’84, 108; ’90, 144
(Sialia). j vii, 193; viii,
P ’46, 113; 51, 215; °55, 310;
59, 106; ’66, 66; 68, 149; 93,
59, 65; ’98, 218; ’04, 585; 708, 81.
J I, 37; II, 264
P ’99, 186, 187;
63, 76, 95;
95, 544,
73,
J III,
89,
154.
(Sterna). P 756, 298; ’62,
325, 549
(Strix). i iii, 355
(Themisto). P ’63, 139
arctica var. kerguelensis (Tricera-.
tium). P 1900, 714
arctica (Trientalis). P ’88, 395
(Vertigo). P 1900, 608
(Vesicaria). P ’63, 94; 93,
208. J IIT, 181, 182, 186
arcticeps (Onychomys). P ’98, 194;
03, 22
arcticola (Cryobius). P ’73, 317
(Feronia). P ’73, 317
arcticum (Alyssum). J III, 186
(Astrophyton). P ’01, 181
(Bryum). -F 63, 95
(Orthothecium). P ’93, 217
(Triceratium). P 1900, 714
areticum var. californicum (Tricera-
tium). P 1900, 714
arcticum forma campeachianum (Tri-
ceratium). P 1900, 714
arcticum forma pentagona (Tricera-
tium). P 1900, 715
arcticum sexangulatum (Triceratium).
P 1900, 715
areticum (Trigonium).
areticus (Apternus).
(Bombus).
(Bubo).
(Cephus).
\Cepphus).
P 1900, 714
P 58, 385
P 92, 135
P '75, 344
P ’68, 69
P '62, 228
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
areticus. Continued.
(Colymbus). P ’62, 228; °75,
357
(Cryptus). P ’92, 134
(Eudytes). P ’62, 228
(Falco). P 55, 278; ’71, 95
(Galeocerdo). P 64, 263 .
(Juncus). P ’63, 77; 784, 94.
J III, 183, 198
(Larus). P ’62, 294
(Lepus). P ’96, 353, 362, 363
areticus bangsi (Lepus). P ’96, 351,
354, 358, 362, 365
areticus (Leucus). P ’62, 294
(Mergulus). P ’68, 55
SPieoten’, P ° 61,261
(Picoides). P ’61, 217
(Pieus). P ’61, 217
(Pipilo). P ’51, 218; ’59, 107;
69, 126. J I, 54; Il, 267
(Podiceps). P ’62, 231
(Puffinus). P ’64, 135, 144
(Putorius). P 1900, 44
(Rangifer). P 1900, 34
(Sergestes). P ’93, 110
(Strix). P ’75, 344
(Urinator). P ’93, 22, 29, 60
aretidens (Aplodactylus). P ’62, 112
(Dactylosargus). P ’62, 112
Arctiide. P ’60, 523
aretior (Unio). P ’53, 245, 248;
54, 244
aretispira (Cylindrella). P ’60, 152
Arctictis. P ’92, 319, 426. J IX, 160
Arctoa. P 755, 445
Arectocebus. P ’01, 121; ’04, 153
Arctocyon. P ’90, 51, 52, 54, 59; ’92,
292, 298, 421
Arctocyonide. P ’83, 78, 80; ’90,
59; '92, 292, 294, 298
Arctodon. P ’51, 278; °54, 157; 757,
89. J VII, 356, 388
Arctodus. P ’54, 90. J VII, 370;
XI, 220
Arctogale. P ’02, 136
Aretogalidia. P ’02, 143, 156
Aretoidea. P ’89, 232
Arctomys. j vii, 329; viii, 309. P
41, 99; 751, 214; °58, 165; 68, -
298; ’80, 348; .’82, 319, 327; °78,
62; '94, 218; '96, 193; 97, 29,
215; °98, 123, 352; ’04, 589; 08,
102. J VIT, 404, 405
Aretonetta. P ’98, 137; ’99, 471;
1900, 18
Aretonotus. J IV, 127, 188
Arctopitheea. P ’04, 152, 149
Aretopithecini. J X, 275, 288
arctos (Ursus). P ’94, 123-128. J
XI, 223, 224
arctos isabellinus (Ursus). P 794,
126-128
ysa. P 02, 536, 555; °04, 305;
163, 282; 09, 217
staphyli (Placospheria). P 94,
aphylos. P °63, 70; ’85, 379;
35, 306; 1900, 545; °07, 456
phylus. P 61, 461; 04, 607.
rium. P 95, 447; °96, 384.
73, 336.
5T, 22
; 02,
P °50, 25
ddontomyia).
rdita). P ’96, 47, 54
stricola). J I, 213
terix). P ’62, 360
ina). P ’85, 89
ucta). P ’65, 115
i : 4 hi 232
i , 182, 418
‘ er 1 Biol. 6
ptis). P 198, 274
“ ee Pp 53, 431;
inten (tobatis).
J VIII, 245
Agrilus). P ’73, 91, 92
Chetodon). P 97, 125
Cornulites). j viii, 276
__NDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
P 67, 139, 156.
269
arcuatus. Continued.
(Cryptus). P ’73, 133, 185
(Gelasimus). P 80, 143
(Hister). jv, 34. "52,
38, 39
(Hyperprosopon). P ’54, 125;
62, 275, 276
(Juncus). J Ill, 198 :
(Mesostenus). P ’73, 151, 156
(Pleuracanthus). P ’56, 100
(Pomocanthus). P 784, 102;
"97, 125; ’06, 102
(Portunus). P ’50, 29
(Vespertilio). P ’55, 434
(Xystracanthus). P ’59, 3, 8-30
arcula (Alasmodonta). P ’53, 262
i ia). P ’79, 162; ’80,
335, 338
(Margaritana). P 754, 245;
58, 13. J V, 447
arcularius ies J Ill, 207
arculus (Hamites). j viii, 221. P
05, 27
arcus (Himantidium). P ’65, 12
Sinemet Gad toed as 268
P 98, 277
3 84, 211
Arden. J i, 444; v, 58; viii, 156. P
as 48, 127; ’53, 425; 55,
316 : 56, 295; 57, 39; ’59, 108,
173; 60, 196, 378, "379; 61, 227;
62, 321; 64, 63, 245, 287; 66, 95;
68, 150; 70, 88; 771, 33;
; 83, 67; ’89 267 ; 790,
103, 113; 93, 35, 60;
95, 479; 98, 78, 207 ; 03, 6;
589; 05, 688, 761; 408, 39;
355. J Li, 222 ; 1x, 411
Ardeide. P ” 62; ’66, 95; 783,
67; °95, 471; 705, 761
ardema (Synchloe). P ’66, 336
Ardenna. P ’61, 242; ’64, 144
ardens (Hypsilepis). P ’67, 163;
710, 292. J 209, 229 f
(Joppidium). P ’73, 138, 189
(Penthetria). P ’99, 38
(Phidippus). P ’01, 588
(Photinus). P ’51, 384
(Pyrotrogon). P ’99, 206
(Trithemis). P ’99, 229, 233
(Trogon). P ’99, 206
ardens lythrurus (Notropis). P ’85,
410
Ardeola. j v, 61. P 53, 425. J
I, 222
Ardesia. P ’89, 390
ardesiaca (Mimocichla). P ’09, 366
ardesiacus (Lepomis). P 706, 519
J VI, 219, 222
270
Ardetta. P ’59, 108;
95; °75, 354; ’95, 472
Ardisia. P ’58, 130
Ardistomis. P ’57, 80
ardosiaca (Tyrannula).
64, 64; 66,
P ’60, 144
j iii, 358; iv,
02, 47
ardosiaceus (Lanius).
272. P ’57, 213
ardosiacus (Sayornis). P ’60, 144
arduenne (Crategus). P ’05, 579, 582
Arduina. P ’58, 129
areatus (Odynerus). P 702, 47, 68
(Pompilus). P ’99, 199
(Stenancistrocerus). P
Areca. P ’89, 357
arechavelettoi (Mesodesma). P ’97,
293
arechiza (Euterpe). P ’66, 244
aremosa (Pandora). P ’82, 158
arenaceodentata (Nereis). P ’03, 720
arenaceus (Sporobulus). P ’62, 89,
333
(Trimerotropis). .P 710, 18
(Vilfa). P ’62, 89, 333
arene (Pontodrilus). P ’02, 82
arenarea (Cyprina). P ’57, 148;
60, 426; ’61, 28
Arenaria. jv, 95. P ’60, 199; ’61,
181, 419, 449; ’62, 161; ’63, 58,
94; °’84, 81; ’88, 396, 397; 92,
105; °93, 22, 37, 209; ’95, 503;
98, 379, 402; 1900, 22, 665; 702,
661; ’04, 603, 605; ’07, 455; ’09,
356; 710, 545, 547, 549, 563, 584.
J I, 221; ITI, 83, 181, 182
arenaria (Ammophila). P ’81, 454;
1900, 640, 657, 660, 662; ’02, 644-
652; 656-660; ’09, 382-385
(Anchura). P ’05, 22
(Atriplex). P ’77, 108; 702,
651; 1900, 640, 665
(Calamagrostis). P ’78, 337
(Calidris). jv, 105. P ’53,
426; ’57, 39; ’59, 108, 301, 306;
60, 195; ’61, 181; °64, 67; ’71,
31; ’89, 268; ’95, 503; ’97, 368;
1900, 5, 27
* (Oyrena). P ’60, 275
(Elymus). J ITI, 183, 201
(Ipomoea). P ’89, 393
(Leptana). P ’62, 455, 481
(Melosira). P 1900, 466
(Motacilla). P ’67, 220
(Mya). jvi, 120. P °48, 102;
59, 179; °71, 139; ’78, 303; 784,
10, 12
(Obione). P ’67, 22
(Ocypoda). P 50, 24; ’78,
322, 337; ’79, 400; ’80, 184; ’88,
330, 333; ’91, 179, 190, 198
(Oeypode). P 771, 122. J ITI,
49
P 1900, 660
(Psamma).
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
arenaria. Continued.
(Quercus). P ’80, 129
(Septaria). P ’62, 455, 481
(Squilla). j viii, 146
(Teredo). P ’62, 455,481
(Tringa). j v, "105. P 55,
315; 757, 39; ’60, 195; ’61, 179,
181
(Viola). P 703, 691
arenarium (Bembidium).
Sr pesacaiertce 3
57
P 757, 4
P 1900, 661;
708, 4
arenarius (Cancer). j i 69. P 76,
322; ’80, 184; ’93, 106
(Clitellio). P 05, 373-377,
388, 389 :
(Cuphus).
(Diogenes).
(Drastylis).
(Elymus). P ’84, 95
(Geobeenus). P ’68, 382
(Hybemys). P ’71, 108
(Kuphus). P ’62, 455, 481
(Lumbricus). P 705, 377
(Ocypode). j i, 69
(Pagurus). P 758, 233
(Pterocles). P ’70, 86
(Solen). P ’62, 455
(Teredo). P ’62, 481
(Varanus). P ’56, 149, 150
arenarum (Anchura). P ’76, 298
(Rostellaria). j viii, 221. P
76, 298; 705, 22
arenata (Caudina). P ’84, 13
(Epeira). P ’88, 78
Verucosa). P 88, 78
arenatus (Macrepistius). P
J IX, 441
(Priacanthus). P' 782,° 3053
89, 162; ’97, 107
(Rhypticus). P ’61, 53; 763,
63
04,
Arenicola. P ’90, 73-75; 336,
343, 344, 368, 369, 695, 697, 706,
P ’62, 455, 481
P '58, 233
j i, 314
96, 65.
707, 712-717, 720, 721, 726; 707,
525. J XII, 25
(Asterias). P 71, 148; 778,
306; ’88, 331; 789, 169
(Echis). P 59, 341
(Geolycosa). P 04, 293, 295,
299; 708, 241
(Helicina). P ’91, 332
(Lycosa). P ’88, 217, 219, 334;
90, 422, 425; ’02, 537, 550; 703,
647; ’04, 299; ’08, 163, 222-241
(Mesalia). J IX, 147
(Muhlenbergia). P ’62, 91,
334
(Tarentula). P ’83, 131
arenicolor (Hyla). P ’66, 301;
539. J VI, 84
Arenivaga. P ’03, 181, 185
03,
osa. P ’84, 203
Po). P ’70, 128; 771,
(carinorbis). P Ta 170
. P 46, 20; 48,
P 46, 21; ’48, 102
J i 62, 565 ; "82,
Bae 3 7. ‘174
vii, 180; 46, 21;
: 5, 108; 8 "oa a 2
naam) P 04, 777,
orbis). P ’62, 570
inula). P ’62, 570
. P ’80, 336, 338
P 58, 197; ’61, 331;
220; ’89, 193; 1900, 100
). P 03, 426; 710,391
us ( ). P 52, 77
. Actinopt chus). P 90, 136
ea ns 2 P66, 123, 128.
Cryptocep halus P 73, 31
=, A
(Emys).
_ (Helecius). P ’80, 192
mn). P 95, it:
(Testudo). P ’60, 507
e. P '60, 32: °79, 418; °93, 114
thea. P 04,542, 795; ’07, 61-
3, 74, 300; ’08, 398; ’09, 168
thusa. P ’60, 200
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
271
arethusa (Clibanarius). P 91, 183
(Cyprina). P ’61, 28
aretioides (Eritrichium). P ’63, 72
aretotenia (Ophiusa). P ’85, 88
Arfvedsonite. P ’77, 9
Aragonite. P 1900, 207
argala (Ciconia). P ’59, 173
eus. P 54, 218, 219; 61, 356.
J I, 316, 319
argalus ( (Belona).. ge 125
*p 1900, 755
Argas. P ’01,
arge ‘heat
a P 1900, 755
Argemone. P ’89, 364; ’98, 379;
01, 560. J ITI, "37
rus).
argenata (Clupisoma). P 782, 281
Argenna. P ’03, 129
a (Anomia). j viii, 222.
61, 150; ’76, 319, 320; 705, 10,
12. J IV, 276
argentaria var.
705, 12
(Periploma). j vii, 238
Og Yaa (Pecten). J VIII, 298,
P ’82, 281
ornata (Anomia).
argentata (Acoura).
(Argiope). P ’04,131; 709, 209
werk P 63, 241, 332
Conchia). P 63, 241
(Hepialus). P 93, 283
(Larra). P 93, 485
(Larrada). P 93, 485
(Lyrops). P 793, 485
cetononia)- P 93,
(Oxytropis). P 798, 16, 23, 298
(Sclateria). P 99, 210
(Selene). P ’62, 437
argentatoides (Larus). P ’62, 300
—- (Siphonostoma). P ‘92,
P 754, 27;
77, 90
(Bootettix). P ’04, 563; 708,
376; ’09, 112, 136, 423
(Centrogaster). P 82, 306
(Ceratopogon). P ’95, 320
(Clinus). P ’82, 278; 92, 276
(Cristiceps). P ’92, 276
(Larus). P ’53, 429; ’61, 245;
62, 293, 294, 296; ’71, 40; 775,
357; 89, 266; 705, 687. J IX, 397
argentatus smithsonianus (Larus).
P 90, 202; ’93, 22, 30; ’95, 465;
98, 132. J Ix, 397, 400
argentatus (Merlucius). P ’63, 247
(Ophryastes). P ’53, 444. J
MO ). P 56, 212
(Plargyrus). 4
(Sealops). j viii, 292
(Tetragonopterus). P 704, 248;
, 345
crs ES (Astyanax).
272
argentea (Anodonta). P ’53, 262
(Athyris). P ’91, 244
(Avicula). P ’47, "295; 748, 96.
J I, 126; TX, 151
(Depazea). J Il, 291
(Dryophis). J VIII, 177
(Eleagnus). P ’98, 40, 310
(Euryopis). P ’04, 127
(Galleoma). P ’72, 222
(Hippophe). P ’98, 40, 310
(Hosackia). P ’63, 347
(Lesquerella). P ’07, 247
(Lucina). P ’72, 82
(Murena). j i, 82
(Nanina). P ’74, 48
(Obione). P ’63, 75
(Pecchiolia). P ’81, 424, 427
(Pinna). P ’47, 295; 748, 104,
J I, 126
argentea pannosa (Pleurobema). P
1900, 82
argentea (Potentilla). P ’67, 19
(Pulvinites). J III, 380; IV.
298
(Selene). P ’62, 436; ’63, 83;
70, 119; ’77, 208
(Sertularia). P ’88, 331
(Shepherdia). P ’98, 40, 310
(Sphyraena). P ’54, 144; ’81,
114; ’84, 68, 75
(Sterna). P 7°48, 128; ’62,
552; ’66, 100
(Theridiosoma). P ’04, 131
(Thrinax). P ’89, 358; ’01, 557
(Xenocypris). P ’97, 59
argenteo-fuscus (Rhytiodus). P 706,
326
a ertil. 168 (Anolis). P ’61, 218. ,
VIII, 166
(Gastrotropis). P ’61, 213
argenteomaculata (Bathyphantes). P
92, 45
argenteomaculatus (Hepialus). P ’93,
283
(Pompilus). P ’97, 248, 259
argenteum (Bryum). P 193, 317
(Hyperprosopon). P 54, 105
argenteus (Amblyscion). P 63, 165
(Amphistichus). P 54, 141,
153; ’55, 323; ’62, 275
(Andropogon). P ’63, 79
(Centropomus). P ’06, 428
(Dasypogon). j iii, 51
(Dryophis). P ’60, 555
(Eucinastomus). P ’83, 121;
86, 256, 264, 271
(Evolvulus). P ’63, 74
(Gerres). P ’83, 121; 86, 265
(Hyperprosopon). P 154, 125;
62, 276
’(Ichthyomyzon). P ’64, 276
(Inoceramus). J III, 829
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
argenteus. Continued.
(Lepidopus). P ’92, 254
(Lepturus). P ’63, "226, 257
(Leuciscus). P 85, 18
(Lupinus). j vii, 20. P 98,
22, 297
(Otolithus). J XII, 530
(Petromyzon). P 17 46
(Pleuronectes). P 8%, 304
BE i as PH, 246 ; 99,
(Sarchirus). P 10, 605
(semotilus). P 785, 18
(Stromateoides). P ’97, 73
(Stromateus). P ’97, 73
(Strophitus). P ’58, 262
(Trachinotus). P 762, 439;
84, 127, 316
(Unio). P ’53, 245; ’54, 246;
"72, 108
argenticinctella (Callima). P ’60, 167
argentifimbriella (Lithoeolletis). P
59, 318, 821; *60, 433
argentifrons (Bembex). P ’95, 363
(Gymnoprosopa). P ’95, 332
(Miltogramna). P ’95, 332
(Pseudocheta). P ’95, 310, 338
argentilineatus (Periophthalmus). P
05, 513
argentimaculata (Lutjanus). P 782,
305. J XII, 526
(Xirichthys). P ’63, 224
Argentina. P ’54 ,155; ’62, 15
argentina (Coptopteryx). P 07, 156
(Cyclas). P ’60, 288; 62; 31;:
97, 291
(Fenestra). P ’06, 30
(Mantis). P ’07, 156
Argentine. P ’62, 15—
argentinensis (Atherina). P ’54, 198
Argentinia. P 704, 108
Argentinine. P 62, 14
argentinotella (Lithocolletis). P SB;
319, $25
argentinum (Pisidium). P 97, 291
(Spherium). P ’60, 288; ’62, 31
argentinus (Gryllus). P ’07, 395
(GEcanthus). P ’07, 66 ,
argentipinnis (Rhombus). P % 313
was tr (Plagopterus). P 77,
argentistriata (Phrygionis). P ’76,
152
argentius (Leuciscus). P ’56, 189
argentiventris (Lutjanus). P 83, 285
(Mesoprion). P ’83, 285
argentivittatus (Lutjanus). P ’83,
285
(Thynnus). P ’04, 763
argentosa (Dionda). P 56, 178
argetraea (Columba). P ’54, 231
Argeus. J IV, 156
a
P 01, 128, 132, 138; 08,
466, 468 472, 478-490
lagma. P °08, 474, 478, 487
1s). P él 70; 7°90,
olothurea). P ’90, 321
gnathus). J VIII,
P 59, 198, 205,
P 02, 671
P °57, 20
180
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
273
arguta. Continued.
(Partula). P ’85, 218. J IX,
45, 46, 62, 108
(Potentilla). j vii, 21. P ’60,
P 60, 358
511
argutana (Bactra).
Argutor. 43, 297; °73, 309, 315,
317. J II, 225, 242, 243, 251, 252
us (Bulimus). J IX, 62
(Glyptocrinus). P 85, 324
(Spirorbis). P ” 175
(Sporobolus). P ’91, 299
(Stelidioerinus). P 4385, 324
(Vilfa). P ’91, 299
pes.
Argyllite. J XI,
Argynnis. P 58, 179; 62, 54, 221;
83, 36; ’85, 84, 86; ’92, 157
95, 328
P 03, 340
121, 131
hee P i, a
vers (Lesquerella). P ’07, 247
ai arya 62, 436; 81, 114;
347
iosus (Pogonichthys). P 54,
153; ’56, 188
Argyresthia. P 760, 7, 433
Argyreus. P ’56, 167, 185, 196; 767,
157; ’77, 89, 97. J VL 208, 210,
240
wees A (Andropogon). P 07,
21
P ’04, 764
Fario). P 756,
(Scomberomorus).
62, 239, 431, 437;
63, 83; 77, 208°
Argyriosus. P
argyritis (Hybognathus). P 56, 182;
» 283; *77, 45
Ar 789, 98; ’92, 31; 1900,
hay ll Pp
530, 533; 03, 340 ; 04, 126; 09,
P 703, 340
205
y ect (Argyrodes).
Ar, P 92, 50; 1900, 536;
03, "340; 704, 131)
Argyrolepia. P 760, 355
argyroleuca (Bairdiella).
88; 763, 29
(Corvina).
argyroleucos (Bodianus).
argyroleucus (Bodianus).
Argyromiges. P ’60, 207
argyromus (Myripristis).
Argyroneta. P ’03, 129
Argyronetide. P 03, 130
argyrophanes (Saurida). P 97, 68
Saurus). P ’97, 68
argyropleuron (Tachysurus). P 705,
462
458
P ’61, 84,
P 61, 84; ’63, 29
P 63, 29
P 61, 84
P 04, 224
274
Argyrops. P ’82, 273
argyrops (Copeina).
(Pyrrhulina). P ’06, 294
(Stenotomus). P ’77, 210
argyropthalmus (Sparus). P ’82, 305
argyropyga (Argyrameba). P 795,
325
P 706, 295
argyrosoma (Embiotoca). P 56,
186; ’62, 274
Argyrosomus. P ’62, 15; 77, 45,
89; ’05, 365
argyrosperma (Heteromeyenia). P
81, 150; ’84, 216; 87, 214, 236,
239
argyrosperma var. tenuis (Hetero-
meyenia). P ’87, 240
(Spongilla). P ’80, 357; ’87,
239
argyrostomum var. basiliratum (Chlo-
rostoma). P ’01, 202
argyrostomus (Turbo). P 705, 292
argyrotenia (Rasbora). J XII, 500
(Spratelloides). P ’61, 36
Argyrotenine. P ’84, 182
Argythamnia. P ’89, 405
Arhopalus. P ’58, 82; 760, 570; 52,
68; 61, 335, 356; 762, 39; 66,
349; °73, 336. J II, 5, 7, 16-19,
103, 177; IV, 24, 40
aria (Sorbus). P ’02, 500
Ariadna. P ’09, 550, 552
ariadne (Helix). P ’58, 200; ’60,
151; ’89, 205
(Polygyra). P ’75, 154; ’09,
543, 544
Ariadne. P 1900, 531; ’04, 122
ariadne (Ergolis). P ’85, 87
(Odontota). P ’73, 80, 82
Arianta. P ’92, 392
Aricia. P ’62, 567; ’03, 464; 704,
344, 360-362, 706, 720; ’09, 260
Ariciide. P ’03, 464; ’09, 260
arida (Betis). j viii, 42, P 762,
370, 401
(Mordellistena). P 62, 48
aridifolia (Mantis). P ’03, 705
(Paratenodera). P 703, 705
(Tenodera). P ’03, 704
aridifolia var. sinensis (Tenodera).
P 703, 705
aridus (Heliastus).
570; ’07, 46, 73;
09, 112, 155, 460
(Lupinus). P 63, 59
(Melanoplus). P 04,571; 707,
51; 708, 396; ’09, 112, 164, 467
(Oliarus). P ’07, 485, 486
ariel (Prion). P 66, 165, 166, 172
(Procellaria). P ’66, 167, 172
(Pseudoprion). P 766, 166
(Ramphastos). P ’67, 106
P 02, 723; 704,
08, 366, 392;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
aries (Chrysophrys). P ’97, 76
(Ovis). P ’78, 61; ’81, 142.
J IX, 330; X, 365
(Smilium). P ’08, 107
arietans (Clotho). P ’59, 341
(Echidna). P 754, 101, 102;
60, 509
Arietes. P ’90, 465
Arietina. P 753, 449
arietina (Chama). P ’81, 424, 427
(Exogyra). P ’72, 263
arifolium (Polygonum). P ’60, 514;
709, 390; ’10, 580
Arii. P ’63, 171
Arilus. P ’60, 230
Ariodes. P ’63, 171
Ariolimacine. P ’98, 221, 227, 236;
703, 628
Ariolimax. P ’72, 146; ’73, 247;
74, 33; °75, 148, 154, 192; 76,
185; ’89, 195, 199; ’96, 339-349;
98, 219-229, 235-254
ariommus (Minnilus).
70, 80
(Notropis).
(Photogenis).
710, 288
Arion. P ’46, 1386; ’58, 197, 198;
60, 50; °72, 148; ’74, 35, 36, 37;
75, 148, 154, 191; ’89, 195, 199;
96, 340-348; ’98, 220, 239-248;
04, 379; ’08, 425. J I, 70
arion (Cyprina). P ’61, 28
Arionellus. P ’61, 436
Arionide. P ’60, 50; ’96, 340; 98,
219; 1900, 564, 572; 03, 626
Arionine. P ’98, 228
Arionta. P ’72, 150; ’73, 243, 244,
250, 253; °74, 39; 75, 155, 198,
216; ’76, 189; ’79, 16; ’89, 193;
1900, 99, 103
Ariophanta. P ’89, 279; ’05, 739
Ariophantine. P 1900, 569
Ariopsis. P ’63, 171; ’77, 216
Ariseema.
97, 162; 1900, 487, 488; 701, 304,
315; 04, 482, 483; ’07, 457 3
arisata (Amphitetras). P 1900, 717
arista (Ichneumon).
P 77, 465,
P 10, 288
P ’67, 163, 164;
33, 306
(Melica). P ’85, 42, 48
(Monarda). P 63, 72 ‘
(Pinus). P ’63, 76; ’73, 353, —
370; ’80, 341 4
aristatus (Cyperus). P 710, 546,
547, 555 :
(Labrus). P ’82, 306
Aristelliger. P ’61, 496; 94, 440,
441
P 60, 146, 200; ’96, 214;
P ’73, 108, 118 ©
aristata (Gaillardia). P ’63, 65; 798, —
'
ay
4
$
:
q
:
me
——
—
P 62, 92, 334; '63, 79;
4 72, 218; °91, 306; 1900,
25; i 458; "8, 458; °10, 545,
P 701, 277
; 760, 512;
58, 134; 60,
P 66, 342
om P 96, Pag
( “null P 92, 241
P 97, 426
(Alopecurus). P ’63, 79;
‘
= 54, 26; 63, 171; ’83
397, 57 , 5) ?
x ain P 63, 171
a £8 39 ). P 89, 153
60, 369; ’61,
, 306; °65, 197; ’01, 51; 03,
, 553, 556; °04, 468, 472: 708,
eee reomnitria) P 66, 82
pis). P 73, 45
era). P 73, 52, 58
cra). P 92, 121
(Trypoxylon). P 793,
(ZZoloplus). P 708, 395;
P 09, 479
sa). P 04, 578;
zt ia). P 784, 286
isepira). P 05, 215, 216;
46, 118
snsis emigrans (Holospira). P
is (Pupa). P ’75, 154, 189;
. 586, 588, 589
nensis var. saxicola (Pupa). P
) (Putorius). P ’08, 404
iy P ’67, 134
Sonorella). P 1900, 560
Vertigo). P 1900, 598
(Carduus). Pp 92, 362
“(Cniens). P 92, 362
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
275
arje (Minnilus). P ’77, 79
arkansana (Rosa). P ’04, 110, 112,
114, 117
(Vernonia). P 1900, 341
arkansanum (Erysimum). J III, 81
P ’55, 266;
arkansense (Cardium).
705, 15. J IV, 298
(Protocardia). P ’05, 15
arkansensis (Anodonta). P ’53, 262
(Dendrophyllia). P ’55, 266
(Strophitus). P 753, 262
(Unio). P ’62, 169. J V, 206
arkansum (Erysimum). P ’63, 57
Arlina. P 59, 64; ’77, 56, 92, 96;
06, 522
Armadillidium. P ’02, 300, 317
Armadillo. j i, 432. P ’88, 104;
02, 295, 326
armadillo (Aphrodita). J ITI, 148
(Clambus). P ’53, 286
(Lepidonote). J ITI, og
armandi (Carinoma). P 01,
armata (Atya). P ’94, 408
(Bairdiella). P ’63, 164
(Brotula). P ’63, 253
(Chetotyphla). P ’05,. 672
(Chonetes). J III, 24, 28, 32
(Cirolana). P ’91, 187
(Citula). P ’05, 83, 499. J
XII, 513
( j viii, 223. P
61, 364; 93, 222
(Eleodes). P ’58,181. JIV,37
(Erioptera). P °59, 227
(Gracilaria ).
ee: P 60, 33; 93,
gee P 52, 8
(Nidorellia). P ’89, 173
(Nomada). P ’03, 606
(Oplonaeschna). P 708, 460, 481
(Oreaster). P ’89, 173
(Pantelia). P 04, 660
(Petrolisthes). P "388, 320
(Pontonia). P ’93,, 119
(Poreellana). P 58, 227, 229;
71, 240; °79, 406
P 87, 138. J VIII,
iRhina). P 99, 328
(Sciena). P ’05, 83
(Squatina). P ’99, 328
(Stenura). J I, 328
(Tetralia). P 52, 8
(Trachelomonas). P
670-672, 674
(Tudora). P 710, 522
(Vertigo). P ’87, 138 J
VITI, 400; IX, 84
P ’78, 304
( Vesicularia).
armatella (Nomada). P ’03, 607, 608
05, 668,
276 INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
armatis (Bulimus). P ’88, 14
armatulus ( Cnemidophorus), J VIII,
164
armatum (Acrosoma). P ’03, 341
(Calosoma). P ’78, 322
(Lecanium). P ’99, 270
(Monilema). P ’53, 284. J
IV, 41
(Oxycephalus). P ’78, 288
(Rhabdosoma). P ’78, 288
(Sclerostomum). P 56, 54;
63, 42; ’91, 235
armatum var. major (Sclerostomum).
P 791, 235
armatum (Triceratium). P 1900, 703
(Tragidion). J IV, 25
(Triton). J VIII, 327
(Tritonium). J VIII, 327
armatus (Actinocrinites). P 69, 153
(Actinoerinus). P ’81, 316
(Akysis). P ’05, 474
(Astropecten). P 91, 211
(Bernhardus). P ’51, 270; 58,
236, 248
‘(Callichthys) ‘
35
71, 282;
63, 168;
108. P
(Conocephalus). P 704, 543
(Corydoras). P ’71, 279;
135; ’03, 506
(Cysteodemus). P
J IV, 38
(Dicrotus). P ’62, 126, 329
(Discotettix). P ’04, 670
(Enoplosus). P ’07, 433
(Eupagurus). P 758, 248
(Gelasimus). P ’80, 136
(Gorytes). P ’95, 530
(Gryllus). P ’06, 65, 74, 81;
708, 400; ’09, 173
(Leptocottus). P 54, 181,
145; ’56, 133
(Mesostenus). P ’94, 187
(Metalophodon). P ’73, 103
(Oxytelus). j iii, 155
(Petrolisthes). P 58,
"71, 240; ’79, 406
(Platyerinus). P ’81, 244
(Potomocarcinus). P ’58, 100
(Pseudokermes). P ’99, 270
(Spermophilus). P ’63, 158
(Strongylus). P ’56, 54. J
02
"74.
(Centropomus). P
06, 428
Ce: j viii,
50, 26
74,
53, 320.
227;
’
armeniaca (Orsodacna).
armeniacea (Passalecus). P 97,141
armenti (Molothrus). P ’66, 18
Armeria. P ’63, 95; ’84, 88; ’93, 212
armeria (Dianthus). P ’60, 511
(Silene). P ’98, 410
P ’47, 161
armicollis (Rynchenus).
armifera (Aphrodita).
(Bifidaria).
j iii, 312
P 710, 871
P 90, 403’; 1900,
456, 607; ’03, 204; 06, 144, 533,
547
(Isthmia). P ’66, 315
(Pupa). j ii, 162. P 58,
60, 155; 61, 398; ’75, 154,
89, 207, 415; 94, 23; 1900,
armiger (Cidarites).
i, viii, 215,
218. P °44, 85; ’05
(Hydreionoerinus). *» "79, 354;
86, 169
’(Zeacrinus). bey
70, 27; 79,
354; ’86, 169
armigera (Achetoneura). P 95, 333
armigera (Angitrema). P ’63, ’318;
65, 21
(Cidares). P ’61, 150
‘ (Cornulina). P ’53, 321; 795,
117
(Helix). P ’89, 203
(Io). P 63, 318; 65, 21
(Melania). j ii, 178.’ P 63,
96, 496
P °48, 101;
208;
189;
585°
274, 318;
( Melongena) :
321
(Pupa).
(Purpura). P ’05, 291
(Segmentina). P ’94, 24; 06,
166
armigerella (Bifidaria). P 1900, 590;
708, 455
armigerella var. luchuana (Bifidaria).
P 701, 484
armigerum (Monoceras). P ’48, 101
armigerus (Coreus). j iv, 819 .
(Monoceros). P ’53, 321
(Planorbis). j ii, 164. P 760,
18, 155; ’61, 309, 330; ’72, 103
armilla (Cyclocardia). P ’02, 704
(Venericardia). P ’02, 704, 718
P °57, 193
armillaris (Jacquinia). P ’89, 390
(Nereis). P ’08, 323
(Syllis). P ’08, 323; ’09, 322
(Typosyllis). P ’08, 323
armillas (Trochus). P ’62, 569
(Zizyphinus). P ’62, 569
armillata (Certhia). P ’64, 266
(Cyanolyea). P ’91, 444
(Tantilla). J VIII, 148, 144
armillatus (Alpheus). P ’78, 329;
93, 112
(Myiadestes). P 763, 294
(Pariolius). P ’71, 289
(Trochus). P ’62, 569; 782,
168, 171
(Zizyphinus). P ’62, 569
armillus (Trochus). P ’48, 106
armipes (Galumna). P ’06, 492
53,
2 2 {Bscalyptoerinas). P ’81,
(clyptaster P ’81, 370
(Sip! us). P 0, 5 347, 371
(Haleyon).
"75
. P 05, 779
P ’60, 268
, 268, 275
phis). P '59, 99; ’03,
am (Dothidea). J II, 289
(Colocasia). P ’79, 33
P 89, 359; 94, 162
tic (Columba). P 64, 248
fi (Rhus). P ’82, 218
omaticum (Cladosporium). P 95,
_(Eupatorium). P 1900, 483;
0, 548, 574
(Eupatorium). P ’89,
8
P ’66, 310, 311; ’95,
03, 540, 554; ’04, 467,
114
P 1900, 485; ’02, 662; 710,
P 1900, 528
J IV, 13
?
a. P 02, 720; °04, 522,
785, 786;
3 289, 360, 373; 708,
, 112, 146, 434; °10,
j vi,
P ’61, 172, 183
). P °61, 183
). P 68, 80
(Uria). P 62, 324; “68, 80
ot . P 86, 297
non. P 60, 140; °65, 170; 99,
51, 307, 313
henica. P 59, 198, 199, 204, 243
P 04, 85
_INDEX~-TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
. arrosa (Arionta).
277
62, 82, 339
P *82, 209
Arrhyton. P ’60, 241;
arrialoorensis (Nassa).
ra FET (Dichroplus). P 05, 442;
’(Ichneumon). P< 778, ng 115
(Platydoris). P 99, 517
P 75, "155, 216
(Helix). P 58, 197; 75, 218;
89, 201
Arryton. P ’60, 241
Arseniosiderite. 'P 97, 438
Arses. P ’89, 153
Arsilonche. P "75, 428
arsinoe (Vespertilio). P ’66, 284
arsius (Paralichthys). P ’97, 87
(Pleuronectes). P ’97, 87
(Pseudorhombus). P ’97, 88
Artacama. P ’05, 853
Artamides. P ’02, 681
Artamus. P ’64, 50; ’02, 688
Artedi (Anableps). P ’61, 3, 5
artedii (Polynemus). P ’61, 273, 278
Artedius. P ’56, 184; ’62 "279
artemedis (Lueina). pb? 72, 8
Artemia. P ’72, 164, 220
Artemis. P ’42, 217; 43, 325; 748,
96; ’53, 320; ’54, 30; °71, 137;
80, 21, 24, 245-30; ’82, 155-163,
183; ’87, 340, 401, 403; ’90, 143;
91, 143
artemis (Troprea). P ’85, 88
Artemisia. P °43, 261; 63, 66; ’67,
163: #77, 10T; 89, 389 ; 93, 211;
98, 31, 304; 1900, 670; 702, 649
artemesia (Bulimulus). P ’96, 424;
61, 331
j viii, 74, 94. P
artemesie (Urocoptis). P ’98, 276
artemisiefolia (Ambrosia). P ’60,
514; ’69, 189; ’71, 110; 74, 215;
*80, 353; 782, 10; ’85, 376; ’86,
344; 89, 388; 1900, 649, 660, 670;
02, 664; 10, 574
'(Sphenopteris). P ’60, 439
Artemon. P ’97, 477
artensis (Bifidaria). P 1900, 591
(Bulimus). P ’87, 131
Arthemis. j vii, 153
Arthracanthus. P ’85, 338
arthriticus (Actinocrinus). P ’79, 314
(Cyathocrinus). P ’79, 314
(Gissocrinus). P ’79, 314
(Ichthyocrinus). P ’86, 67
Arthroacantha. P 85, 338; 790,
158, 345
Arthrodesmus. P 69, Biol. 16
Arthromitus. P ’49, 227; 750, 35;
"77, 147. J VII, 427, 441, 442-
445
Arthronomalus. J V, 43
Arthropomata. P 73, 178
278
Arthropterus. J I, 204
Arthrostylidium. P ’89, 361, 362
Arthyris. P ’60, 127
Artibeus. P ’78, 48; ’80, 393; ’89,
315; ’90, 29; 1900, 756-758; ’02,
638, 745
Artica. P ’61, 30
articeps (Rhyncosaurus). J II, 188
Articerus. P ’66, 108
articollis (Athoiis). P ’44, 156
articularis (Lytta). j iii, 304. P
53, 342. J IV, 39
Articulata. P ’64, 76, 114; ’85, 228,
235-302
articulata (Aleyonella).
(Asterias). j v, 141.
337
(Eulima). P ’05, 112
(Leptognathus). P ’68, 107,
5
(Muhlenbergia). P ’91, 298
' (Nomada). P ’03, 576, 592
(Polygonella). P ’02, 661
articulatum (Polygonum). P ’60, 514
articulatus (Astropecten). P 71,
148; ’78, 307; ’89, 174; ’90, 318,
330; ’91, 337
(Bibio). j iii, 77
(Juncus). P ’63, 77; ’67, 22
articulosis (Heterocrinus). P ’79, 293
articulosus (Heterocrinus). P ’86, 130
. (Periechocrinus). P ’81, 305.
articus (Colymbus). P ’69, 184
P 84, 213
P 91,
13
artificiosa (Cancer). P ’58, 226;
58, 240
(Conchaecetes). P ’58, 226, 240
Artiodactyla. P ’68, 262, 266; ’73,
12, 371; ’76, 146. J VIII, 86, 88
Artocarpus. P ’89, 403; ’01, 557, 560
artocrea (Arcella). P ’76, 57
Artomyias. P ’56, 317; ’59, 50;
89, 147; ’99, 40
aruana (Aruanoidea). P ’04, 78
(Necroscia). P ’04, 78
(Pyrula). P ’53, 319
Aruanoidea. P ’04, 78
aruanum (Busycon). P 54, 30
(Tetradrachmum). P ’07, 433
aruanus (Chetodon). P 1900, 520
(Dascyllus). J XII, 533
(Murex). P ’54, 30
(Tetradrachmum). P 1900, 520
Arum. P ’51, 225
arumatia (Mantis). P ’04, 61
arunco (Bufo). P ’53, 420
(Pleurodema). P ’53, 420
aruncus (Spirea). P ’84, 83
arundinacea (Ammophila). P
604; 1900, 662; ’02, 660
arundinacea (Cinna). P ’84, 289, 290
(Excipula). J II, 292
(Maranta). P ’89, 353
04,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
arundinacea. Continued.
(Meigia). P ’50, 81
(Troglodytes). j iv, 29
arundinaceum (Dulichium).
485, 488; ’10, 579
arundinaceus (Syngnathus).
283, 284
(Troglodytes). J I, 33
(Turdus). P ’64, 251
arundinacoides (Dictyna). P ’01, 577
Arundinaria. P ’97, 304
Arundinella. P ’91, 294
Arundo. P ’01, 557. J III, 200
arvalis (Microtus). P 796, 382;
99, 285-288. J XI, 205
(Mus). P ’99, 281
arvense (Cerastium). P ’60, 199;
63, 59; ’88, 397; 98, 18
arvense oblongifolium (Cerastium).
P 710, 563
arvense velutinum (Cerastium). P
710, 563
arvense villosum
710, 563
arvense (Cirsium). P ’60, 303
(Equisetum). P ’93, 215; 98,
47, 315. J III, 201
(Lithospermum). P ’60, 146
(Trifolium). P ’60, 199; 702,
662
arvensis (Alauda). P ’51, 177
(Anagallis). P ’67, 21;
158; ’98, 381; 1900, 668
(Anser). P ’71, 99,
(Asperula). P ’67, 19
(Calendula). P 777, 107
(Carduus). P 1900, 660, 670
(Cnicus). P 1900, 670; ’74, 84
(Convolvulus). P 760, 304
(Cuseuta). P ’60, 512; ’63, 74
(Lophocarenum). P 792, 87;
05, 307
(Myosotis). P ’60, 200
(Riccia). P ’69, 282
(Spergula). P ’84, 81
(Stachys). P ’77, 108
(Veronica). P ’60, 200
(Viola). P ’03, 689, 691
arvernensis (Bubo). P ’96, 515
(Mastodon). P ’68, 251
(Puffinus). P ’96, 510
arveniensis (Corbicula). P ’60, 268
(Cyrena). P ’60, 268, 275
Arvicola. j iv, 305; viii, 60, 295. P
41, 96; °53, 405, 410, 415; 759,
Biol. 1; ’67, 1386; ’68, 2; ’74, 174,
175-196; °77, 273; °78, 49, 57; ’80,
348; ’82, 319, 326; ’92, 407-410;
94, 218, 226, 282, 391; ’96, 383;
98, 358-367, 481; ’99, 281, 289,
P 1900,
P 62,
(Cerastium). P
76,
291; 1900, 40. J VII, 406; VIII, —
71, 72; X, 201-208
ee. 1 te
i en,
% 186,
(Aulacomys). P ’94, 288
). P 96, 382 J
P 61, 474
P ‘61, 465, 475, 493
(Cisticola). P 7°56, 318
P 703, 130, 133; 04, 127
P *60, 320; *61, 348. J IV, 14
P 91, 48; °98, 59; 1900,
vii, 224; viii, 229, 277.
ai eg "70, 53; °77, 139.
sar 02, 671
(Cardamine). P ’63, 57
(Viola). P ’03, 676, 677, 691,
P 98, 159
P ’60, 146
(Aleyrodes). P ’02, 282
P ’93, 174
(Acanthochites). P 94,
P "94, 76
P ’80, 280; ’83, 49; ’87, 47
P ’92, 182-201
>
P °49, 229; °51, 155, 205,
y; °56, 50; 58, 112; °75, 14, 17;
145; ’80, 167; °82, 109; ’85,
; 0 8 311: ’87, 21; °90, 410;
ef 04, 212, 478, 743, 744;
205, 167, ei, 180. J I 301; XI,
Ag 52, 61, 66, 69, 71,
88°
(Holocentrus). P 99,
P ’96, 420
). P 97, 99
P 98, 369
ytilus). P ’82, 199
i bt We ey > BOT s
. 129 :
62, 574;
(Venus). P 48, 107;
2, 158
i, 452; iii, 2. P 55,
Sr, 130; °84, 310; ’87,
1
e (Monoeystis). P 02, 7
, ze. P 58, 130; 60, 304,
2 514; "73, 415; ’92, 162; 798,
, 405, 411; 1900, 669. J Til, 96
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
279
Asclepiadeae. P ’63, 74;
J 41
asclepiadis (Ascochyta).
(.oMollisia).
(Spheria). P ’95, 31
(Uredo). J Il, 282
Asclepias. P ’48, 23; ’58, 130; ’60,
304, 512; ’63, 74; ’78, 293; ’79,
205; ’89, 392; ’98, 390, 405; ’99,
102-105; 1900, 486-489, 652, 654,
669; ’02, 642, 663; 04, 605; ’07,
457; 7°10, 545, 546, 548, 549, 571,
582. J I, 180; ITI, 41, 96
Asclera. P ’54, 21, "904; 59, 79;
61, 335; 766, ’347. J I, 96; IV, 39
Ascoceras.| P 68, 287
Ascochyta. P 93, 160, 455; ’94, 364,
374; 95, 433
ascoidea (Distoma). P ’77, 201
(Gymnocephala). P 77, 201
Ascomys. P ’52, 157, 158, 159; "75,
130-137
Ascorhynchus. P ’91, 219-221
Ascyrum. P ’60, 511; 89, 366; ’92,
378; 1900, 483; 04, 605; 05, "697;
07, 455; 7°10, 547, 568
asdrubal (Sphinx). J IV, 161
Asellus. j i, 83, 426
asellus (Armadillo). P ’02, 295
(Lepus). P 99, $80
(Oniseus). P ’02, 286, 290-341
Asemum. P ’54, 18; ’62, 39,42. J
I, 312, 314; I, 8, 35, 105
ashanteus (Ixos). P ’57, 34; ’59, 46
ashburneri (Mactra). P ’82, 199, 200
ashmeadi (Myronides). P ’04, 38
(Nomada). P ’03, 560, 568
(Xanthidium). P 703, 568
ashmeadii (Caulerpa). P ’57, 74
(Coluber). P 745, 244
(Meniscus). P ’94, 190
(Tachysphex). P 793, 505, 509
Ashmunella. P 796, 503-511; 99,
188-194, 379; 1900, 107- 109, 556-
560; 02, 511; 03, 615, 616; 05,
211, 229- 228, 253- 255 ; 10, 49,
95-114
ashmuni (Ashmunella). P ’99, 192;
89, 392.
P 94, 364
P 95, 428
03, 616; ’05, 227, 233, 234
ashmuni robusta (Ashmunella). P
05, 233, 234
ashmuni (Bifidaria). P ’99, 404;
1900, 606; ’06, 144; 09, 515; 710,
52, 136, 137
ashmuni minor (Bifidaria). P 10,
136, 137
ashmuni (Polygyra). P ’99, 192
(Sonorella). P 705, 257, 259
Ashtabula. P ’09, 224
asiatica (Columba). P 64, 248
(Hippa). P ’58, 230; 791, 182
(Hydrocotyle). P ’05, 697
280 INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
asiatica. Continued. asparagi (Aleyrodes). P ’02, 281;
(Poreellana). P 758, 227 (Crioceras). jv, 281. P 73, 26
(Sitta). P ’58, 195 Asparagus. P ’60, 201; ’81, 112
(Tetragramma). P 753, 432 asparelia (Chama). BP 79. 118
(Torenia). P ’58, .132; ’71, | aspasia (Pepsis). P ’98, 75
118, 157 Aspella. P ’04, 592
(Trigla). P ’61, 276 Aspenodectes. P ’54, 189
asiaticus (Charadrius). P ’64, 246; | asper (Asperulus). P ’06, 526
‘05, 759 (Astatus). P ’93, 540, 546
(Echinarachinus). P ’63, 359 (Baculites). j viii, $21. P
(Eutamias). P ’98, 122, 348 61, 395; ’05, 26
(Ochthodromus). P ’05, 759 (Bromus). P 1900, 662
(Petrolisthes). P ’58, 227 (Bufo). P ’02, 183, 695
(Tamias). P 782, 327; ’98, (Callichthys). P 71, 275;
122, 123, 349 74, 135
Asida. j iii, 254. P 53, 446. J (Clibanarius). P ’58, 235
IV, 19, 37 (Cottus). P ’77, 89 ;
Asidide. P ’66, 400 (Labrus). P ’99, 359 a
Asidini. P ’66, 399 (Omorgus). P ’54, 215
Asilide. P ’94, 273; ’95, 323; ’98, (Murex). P ’07, 365 3
158 (Pachylocrinus). 79, 380°
Asilus. j iii, 47. P ’94, 274; '95, (Pagurus). P ’58, "933, 235, 246 j
305, 324 (Palemon). P 60, 41 3
Asimina. j vii, 11. P ’60, 145; (Pecten). P ’61, 328 4
76, 194 (Perea). P ’90, 49
asimine (Spheropsis). P ’94, 361 (Phrynoidis). P ’62, 358
Asinea. P ’64, 230; ’66, 304; ’68, (Physetocrinus). P ’69, 161;
101; ’94, 201. J VIII, 129, 177 81, 331
Asineops. P ’76, 66 (Platycephalus). P ’97, 83
‘asinus (Equus). J VII, 276 (Platyerinus). P 761, 129;
(Hyalopteryx). P ’06, 11, 12; 65, 161; ’81, 244; ’86, 96
07, 166 (Pleurocrinus). P ’61, 129;
Asio. P ’53, 306; ’90, 125; ’93, 65, 161; ’81, 244 ;
22, 41, 61; ’99, 478; 1900, 5, 28, (Poteriocrinus). P 779, 339;
153; ’04, 581; 05, 689 86, 161
asio (Batrachosoma). P ’85, 144 (Sporobolus). P ’07, 458
(Bubo). i iii, 356 (Strotocrinus). P ’69, 1613;
(Ephialtes). P 751, 236; 56, 81, 331
287. J II, 261 (Unio). P ’53, 245, 264; 754,
(Hibon). j iv, 272 243; 77, 27. J V, 487
(Megascops). P ’90, 128; ’95, (Uranoscopus). P 761, 112;
480; ’98, 80 "97, 82
asio cineraceus (Megascops). P 705, (Zeacrinus). P ’69, 138, 150;
689 79, 339, 351; ’86, 166
asio kennicottii (Megascops). P ’93, | aspera (Achyranthes). P ’89, 401
22, 28, 41, 61 (Area). P ’81, 448
asio maccallii (Megascops). P ’90, (Atrypa). P ’60, 127
128; 92, 106 (Barbatia). P ’81, 448
asio semitorques (Megascops). P ’90, (Calliarea). P ’81, 448
128 (Cheetotyphla). P ’05, 672
asio trichopsis (Megascops). P ’92, (Cylindrella). P ’98, 273
116; 99, 29 (Dekayia). P ’66, 115
asio bendirei (Otus). P ’04, 581 (Dendrocochlis). P 710, 515
asio (Phrynosoma). P 764, 178; (Doris). P ’80, 61
’85, 139, 144 (Eurynome). P 750, 29
(Seops). P ’66, 50; °75, 344, (Helix). P ’73, 250; ’74, 56
480; 783, 65 (Lamellidoris). P ’80, 61
(Strix). j iii, 356; iv, 272; (Mithrax). P ’91, 215
viii, 151. P 753, 396 (Navieula). P 55, 258; ’81,
Asiphonichthys. P ’06, 452 448
Asoceras. P ’70, 48 (Peisidice). P ’08, 338; 709,
asolanus. P 60, 237 242; 710, 387
Continued.
Pleurodonte). P ’10, 515
Reptocelleporaria). P 05, 5.
Vv, 181
Schizophrys). P ’91, 215
Sesarma). P ’80, 214
Solidago). P 10, 575
Stachys). P ’60, 512
Stauroptera). P 53, 431, 432
Teichospora). Ba 93, 181
1
2 (Lanthaphe). P 60, 207
s (Phrynus). P ’63, 111.
(Bulimulus). P 96, 398,
‘ Genpact P 796, 430
te oe). ’p 86, 173
Gorytes). P 95, 519, 584
ena). P ’03, 341
P ’86, 166
phex). P °93, 570, 516
io). P '61, 41; '77, 27.
P ’86, 166
P 61, 465, 474, 475,
: 82, 191; 88, 121
Hur (Euplectela). P88,
9; ’98, 430
P ’69, Biol. 12; °75, 11
i (Spheria). P 95, 24
icollis (Clytus). J II, 103
tifolia (Oryzopsis). j , elf
folius (Sporobolus). » 78
ima (Meyenia). P ‘ST, 219"
P ’60, 421
(Strotocrinus). P
a (Unio). P ’53, 256;
501
vumare (Chama). P ’72, 116
e ‘50, 200; 58, 197;
789, 201; 91,
69, 160;
58, 13;
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281
aspersa. Continued.
(Hyperplatys). J HU, 171
(Lamia). j iii, 330. J Il, 171
(Lyeosa). P 708, 163, 224,” 236,
(Metabrixia).
OMordettice P 45, 314
Mordellistena). P ’62, 49
(Pomatia). P 775, 155
. P ’04, 551
aspersum (Enallagma). P
(Elaphidion). J II, 13, 102
aspersus (Chilodactylus). P ’62, 117
(Liopus). J II, 171
(Solen). P ’01, 399
Asperula. P ’67, 19
asperula (Cardita). P ’79, 219
(Cieindela). P ’08, 506
ce SL 46 ). P 99, 151, 176
Asperuline. P ‘ei, 46
Asperulus. P ’06, 526
asperulus (Chlenius).
P 07, 484
01, 132,
P "56, 26, 28;
59, 69; 61, 46. J IV, 2
(Unio). Pp 66, 133. 7 VI, 280
—" (Asemum). P ’54, 18; 762,
(Erysimum). P ’63, 57; 798,
18, 294. J ILI, 81
(Lophiosphera). P ’94, 332;
94, 332
(Mestobregma). P ’02, 722
(Sinoxylon). 58, 73; ’61,
‘giaees tp 4 4 =)
P 58, 233
cokation rae me
Asphodelee. j vii, ‘55, P ’68, 170
asphodeloides (Xerophyllum). ’p 04,
611
Aspicottus. P 54, 130; 756, 133;
82, 278
Aspidagaster. P ’51, 224
aspidaulas (Ischnochiton). P 96,23
Aspidiotus. P ’99, 274
Aspidisca. P ’60, 11, 209
Aspidium. P 60, 515; 63, 80;
69, 179; ’78, 406; 84, 96; 88,
396; 89, 352; 98, 47, 315; 09,
394
Aspidocottus. P ’61, 515; 62, 279
Aspidocrinus. P ’81, 402
Aspidogaster. P ’56, 45;
"77, 260
Aspidoglossa. P ’57, 80
Aspidonectes. P ’59, 295; ’62, 191;
68, 298; 78, 24; ’95, 386, 404,
406; °03, 553; 708, 115
Aspidontus. P "03, 170
Aspidophoroides. P 50,146; SL,
77, 167, 259; ’82, 278
Aspidophorus. = 61, 77
Aspidorhynechide. J x: 441
7° Pana be F-
282
Aspidura. P ’56, 240; ’60, 75
Aspilota. P ’96, 42
ee aa (Aspidonectes). P 59, 295;
191
aspinosa (Spongilla). P
’87, 167, 183, 184, 186
aspirans (Pirata). P ’08, 165, 301,
303
Aspis. P ’59, 340
aspis (Vipera). P ’59, 341
80, 357;
Aspisurus. P ’82, 276. J XII, 544
Asplanchna. P ’87, 157; ’04, 695;
07, 525
Asplanchnide. P ’03, 365
asplenifolia (Comptonia). P ’60,
146; ’10, 560
(Coptis). P ’84, 80
asplenii (Aleyrodes). P ’02, 281
(Septoria). P ’95, 484
Asplenium. P ’60, 515; ’63, 80;
74, 155; 97, 427; 1900, 548; 01,
560; ’05, 700; ’10, 546 550, 578
aspodeloides (Xerophyllum). P 60,
304; ’07, 455
Aspredo. P 82, 281
asprella (Crystallaria). P 706, 524
asprellum (Galium). P ’60, 303;
84, 86; 710, 582
Aspro. P ’61, 46, 502; ’90, 49
aspro (Alvordius). P ’77, 43, 51
(Hadropterus). P 785, 411;
06, 521
Asproperca. P ’77, 56, 92, 96
assata (Mocoa). J VIII, 94, 115
assatus (Lampropholis). P ’64, 179
assecla (Calospheria). P ’95, 26
(Spheria). P ’95, 26
assellus (Oniscus). j i, 431
assidua (Sarcophaga). P ’95, 334
Assilina, P ’82, 189
assimilans (Phragmatobia). P ’60,
536
assimilata (Diplax). P ’62, 400
(Libellula). P ’57, 88
assimile (Bembidium). P ’02, 73
assimilis (Achatinella). P ’95, 239
(Acheta). P ’07, 80
(Acusta). P ’05, 733
(Agelaius). P ’66, 10
(Amastra). P ’88, 19, 44
(Anisotoma). P ’53, 283
(Arius). P ’83, 281
(Buchanga). P ’99, 39
(Carpophaga). P ’54, 231
(Cyclinus). P ’68, 367
(Cylindrella). P ’84, 211
(Dineutus). P ’68, 366, 367
(Donacia). P ’51, 316
(Dyctiopterus). J I, 82
(Eulota). P ’05, 733
(Fasciolaria). P ’76, 290
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
assimilis. Continued.
(Gryllus). P ’04, 546;
395; 710, 10
(Hister). J IV, 31
(Loripes). P ’72, 89
(Melandrya). J I, 97
(Melania). P ’60, 60;
(Microeca). P ’89, 146
(Nephthys). P ’08, 342
(Ophiogomphus). P ’98, 151
(Placostegus). P ’10, 494
(Partula). P ’85, 219. J VIII,
395, 410
(Puffinus). P ’64, 141, 144
(Quiscalus). P ’66, 410
(Rallus). P 794, 138
(Rembus). P 744, 51
(Saprinus). P ’52,40. JIV, 31
(Trochomorpha). J IX, 27, 108
(Urocoptis). P ’98, 277
Assiminea. P ’56, 111; ’72, 152;
79, 29; 787, 152; 01, "396. J
119; VIII, 408, 410; ees 93, 107,
110, 111
assio (Strix). P ’75, 344
Assulina. P ’78, 172; ’79, 163; 780,
336, 339
assulosus (Enallocrinus). P ’86, 76;
’88, 381, 388
assurgens (Dicliptera). P ’89, 398
(Microclenodon). P ’92, 302
(Mioclenus). P 792, 302
(Triisodon). P ’92, 302
Astacide. j viii, 138; ’78, 327
Astacidea. P ’52, 10, 11, 12, 14, 15,
20; 60, 23
Astacobdella. P ’51, 209; ’93, 419,
427
Astacodes. P ’01, 118
Astacoidea. P 52, 19; 978, 327; 779,
410
Astacoides. P 52, 20, 87
Astacus. j i, 165, 443 ; viii, 138, 224;
50, 25, 29, 30, 209; 52, 11, 15,
20, 87; 53, 380; 55, 400; 58,
238; 60, 24; 71, 297; 78, 327;
83, 165; 93, 116-127; 95, 178;
01, 111; 702, 295, 308, 321. J
VIII, 444
astacus (Cancer). P 52, 11
Astarte. j iv, 150; vi, 212; vii, 133,
150; viii, 184. P 41, 29; 743, 328;
46, 24; °48, 96; 55, 267 ; 56, 84,
284; 60, 183, 418, "427; ’61, 31,
97, 150; 62, ” 288, 290, 577, 585;
63, 142; 65, 57; 67, 139; 71
127, 135, 130; 72, 51, 89, 2453 780,
21, 24, 28- 32, 364; 82, 155- 160,
183, 186; 86, 351; 87, 33, 340,
397-402 ; 88, 332; 790, 143, 144,
402, 459; 95, 48; 96, 475; 97.
411; 702, 700, 705; °05, 14. J
07, 80,
64, 39
IL, 276; IV, 282, 394; VIII, 287
319, 376; IX, 122, 152. :
rte (Argynnis
.; 268, AF
). 60, 275
(Smerinthus). P 84, 283
oo Pe 3s
P ’48, 98
dia). P ’61, 28
, 29
772, 86
P 78, 35; ’91, 250
60, 418, 427; ’62,
8, 2, 245
‘iformis (Cytherea). P 47,
P ’84, 51
. P 63, 118
a. P 93, 539
ichthys. P ’77, 56, 95, 96
ini. P °94, 302, 305
us. P ’93, 468, 539; °94, 305;
=
384; °95, 550; ’96, 37;
32, 305, 378; 99, 45; 1900,
, 484, 485, 487, 660, 670; 702,
04, 605, 607; 707, 455;
, 380, 393; 710, 545, 546, 548,
», 576, 583. J ITI, 91
eanthion. P ’63, 142; 701, 171.
7
Ss. jv, 141. P ’46, 32; ’60,
8; ; 71, 148; °78, 306;
88, 315, 331; ’89, 169; 90, 325;
°91, 212, 337, 480; 01, 171 at 04,
Dasybatis).
ae P 78, 315
_ (Staphelia). P 78, 292
tericola (Phyllosticta). P 93, 157
e. P 60, 449
?
rina. P ’89, 173; ’90, 219; 791,
; 793, 128. J II, 289, 291
rinide. P ’89, 173
sterinula. P °93, 159
; _INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
283
Asterioidea. P ’78, 306
Asterionella. P ’61, 68; 765, 16
asteris (Perdita). P ’96, 49, 52, 54,
93
asteriscus (Actinocrinus). P 760,
385; 81, 339
(Batocrinus). P 68, 351;
81, 339
(Helix). P 58, 200
(Patula). P 75, 153, 180;
"89, 200; ’93, 246; ’99, 314
(Pentacrinus). P ’58, 43, 46,
49, 145; ’60, 129, 419
Sco sans P 93, 246; 799,
asterius (Actinocrinites). P "69, 154
Asternotremia. P °’85, 136, 137
Asteroblastus. P ’85, 298
eT: (Leptosynanceia). P 705,
(Synanceia). P ’05, 510
Asterochiton. P ’02, 282
a P ’60, 382; 81, 261,
4
Asterodiaspis. P ’99, 269
Asteroidea. P 66, 259;
89, 169; 01, 171
asteroides (Boltonia). P ’08, 458
(Chaetanthera). j vii, 111
P 66, 331
us). P 1900, 484;
(Papilio).
(Serico
02, 664; °10, 546, 576
Asterolampra. P ‘90, 136
Asterolecanium. P 99, 269
Asteroma. P ’93, 158; ’95, 431. J
II, 288
88, 315;
(Coseinodiseus). P
Asterophy
Asteropsis. P ’89, 174
asterostomum (Melanomma). P ’94,
328
Asterostroma. P ’93, 441
Asthenodon. P ’88, 300. J IX, 187,
237, 238, 244, 247, 248, 250, 251, 261
Asthenognathidae. P ’58, 107
Asthenognathus. P 758, 107
asthenops (Delphinus). P ’65, 200,
201
Asthenotoma. P ’03, 276
Astia. P ’92,°78
astilbe (Stolephorus). P 97, 91, 95
astivus (Chlenius). P 43, 296
Astomum. P 755, 444
284
astori (Entosphenus). P ’62, 331
(Nomada). P ’03, 571, 589
Astrea. P ’88, 303. J IX, 54, 60
astraeformis (Astrangia). J III, 139
astreoides (Porites). P ’88, 304,
306; ’90, 305; ’91, 75
-Astreus. P ’02, 649, 665
Astragalinus. P ’65, 92; ’66, 81, 82;
83 62; 703, 10, 27; ’04, 583; 705,
684; ’08, 87
Astragalus, j vii, 18. P 748, 9;
61, 452; ’62, 162; ’63, 60; 766,
343; °70, 1387; °77, 274; ’84, 82;
A 22, 297, 404; 704, 109. J I,
Astralium. P ’89, 137; ’91, 54, 473;
705, 292
Astrangia. P ’78, 312; 798, 418. J
III, 139
Astrapia. P ’91, 448
Astrapogon. P 06, 527
Astrea. j i, 180; viii, 189. P 741,
18, 32, 33; ’90, 145
Astrelata. P ’64, 121, 142
Astridium. P ’92, 143
astrilda (Estrelda). P ’62, 314
Astrocanthus. P ’63, 89; ’82, 283
Astrocrinites. P ’81, 292
Astrodapsis. P ’56, 315
astroidea (Spheria). P 95, 24
(Trematospheria). P ’98, 24
Astroma. P ’04, 682
Astronesthes. P ’62, 241
Astronotus. P ’82, 275; ’03, 532
Astropecten. P 771, 148; ’78, 307;
89, 174; 90, 318, 330, 334; 791,
211, 337-339
Astropectinide. P ’89, 174
astrophorea (Celocentrum). P 98,
283
Astrophyllite. P ’77, 9
Asterophyllites. P 760, 236, 237
Astrophytide. P ’81, 227; ’89, 178
Astrophyton. P ’79, 315; ’89, 178;
91, 340; ’01, 181
Astropodia. P ’81, 240, 403
Astrorhiza. P °75, 75
Astroschema. P ’89, 179
Astroscopus. P ’60, 20, 365; 61,
111, 113; ’77, 207; ’89, 259, 261-
265; 710, 602
astrosperma (Meyenia). P ’87, 219
(Spongilla). P ’80, 357; ’87,
219
astrotenia (Tetrodon). P ’03, 164
Astrotus. J 1V, 11, 19, 37
astuta (Bassaris). P ’76, 22
astutus (Bassariscus). P ’93, 413,
416-418; ’95, 447
astutus flavus (Bassariscus).
416, 417
astutus (Oxyopes).
P 93,
P 02, 590
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Astur. j iii, 346. P ’46, 46; ”
87; °53, 305, 450; °55, 279, 307;
59, 32; 61, 217; °70, 141, 142;
75, 78, 86, 94, 116, 471-490
astur (Helix). P ’75, 248
Asturina. P ’60, 132; ’66, 49; ’70,
142; ’75, 89; 790, 205 ;
Astyanax. P' ’54, 26; *70, 92; 776,
336; °77, 90, 189; ’06, 336-351,
431-439, 481, 483
Astylocrinide. P ’86, 110-118, 186
Astylocrinus. P ’79, 290; ’86, 186
astylus (Smerinthus). J IV, 181,
184
(Sphinx). J IV, 184
Astynomus. J II, 174
Astyris. P ’62, 287, 564; 95, 74
Asyndesmus. P ’66, 55
Asyndetus. P 795, 328
atabalipa (Chrysobothris). P 57, 8;
73, 332. J IV, 34
Atacama. P ’08, 352
atacamensis (Ammonites).
310
(Exogyra). J VIII, 322
(Ostrea). J VIII, 322
Atacosa (Sidaleea). P 61, 449;
62, 161
Ataéphyra. P ’94, 398, 400
atahualpianus (Astyanax). P ’06, 486
Atalapha. P ’55, 432; 780, 133, 393;
88, 98; ’89, 320, 324, 326; °90, °
29; '94, 156, 396; ’95, 32; 796,
203; ’97, 33, 224
atalapha (Nycticeius). P ’55, 432
Ataleptes. P ’65, 171
atamasco (Amaryllis). P ‘89, 356
Ataphrus. P ’76, 302; 705, 20
atascase (Testudo). P ’02, 383
atavus (Tetromys). P ’94, 225-231
Atax. P ’83, 45
Ataxia. J II, 7, 158; IV, 41
Ataxocrinus. P ’79, 295, 370
Ataxus. P ’96, 426, 435
atelaspis (Acipenser). P
257
Ateleodacnis. P ’64, 270
Ateleopodide. P ’84, 182
Ateleopodini. P ’84, 182
Ateleopodoidei. P ’84, 182
Ateleopsar. P ’67, 53
Ateles. P ’62, 509, 511; 68, 286;
74.94; 78, 13, 67, 152, 160, 339;
79, 60; 701, 120, 124; 04, 152,
153, 154. J X, 275, 276, 289, 290,
293, 301, 308, 316, 318, 320, 321,
329, 333, 335, 336, 364
Atelestocrinus. P ’86, 115, 145-49;
90, 384
Atelestus. J IV, lie
Atelina.
J VIII,
89, 252,
P ’52, 168.
P ’62, 508
ie at Pg pe 07, 74; 709,
l 9; 116; ’71, 205, 222;
74, 130. J VI, 70, 195; VIL, 94,
97, 102
temnus. P ’04, 141
x (Acmeops). J I, 323
_ (Alsophis). P ’62, 76
Anchytursus). P ’53, 229
P 62, 510; °78, 160.
Cassidix). P ’66,
Cebus). P 62, 510
P °98, 457
P 96, 259
P 05, 388
P 44, 172
J IX, 89
P 61, 356
56, 321;
Cueulus). P 60,
243
ieus). P °60, 560
. P 82, 304
(Gryllus). P ’01, 382
Haematopus).
P '55, 288. J
oe): P 73, 302. J
* obseurus (Molothrus). P
8,119; °05, 683
t (Monachus). P *49,171. J I,
_ (Necrophilus). P 53, 280
(Orea). P '69, 22, 57
____- (Orphilus). P
a ). j iv, 253
(Pendulinus).’ j iii, 366. P
412
92,
_ (Philonthus). P ’45, 266
= Sddien.” P ’66, 350, 351
(Pteridium). P 84, 175
opengl J Il, 256
(Sapajou). P ’62, 509, 510, 519
(Sauromalus). P ’08, 117
(Turdus). j iii, 363. P ’64, 250;
767, 58
(Unio). P '53, 255
‘gatis, P °58, 32; 59, 302; 91,
215
aterina (Goniobasis). P ’63, 155;
64, 40; °72, 114. J VI, 136
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
285
a (ZEstrelata). P ’66, 158,
(Archytas).
(Bulweria).
(Colaspis). P ’58, 86
(Diglossa). P ’64, 275
(Feronia). J Il, 256
(Meliola). J II, 292
(Paria). P ’73, 40
(Procellaria). P °66, 158, 171
(Pterodroma). P ’66, 158, 171
aterrimum (Amblystoma). P _ ’67,
172, 201
(Cladosporium). P ’94, $78
aterrimus (Aphodius). P ’44, 186.
P ’94, 185
J I, 104
(Ichneumon).
(Nemobius). P ’05, 50, 54;
710, 596
(Pheogenes). P ’94, 186
(Platysmurus). P ’91, 441
(Sturnus). P ’66, 15
Ateuchus. j iii, 207. J IV, 34
athadona (Coryphella). P ’79, 78
Athanas. P ’52, 17; ’79, 418; ’93,
P 95, 332
P ’66, 158
114
Atheeata. P °78, 309
Athene. P 46, 47; ’51, 214; 59,
32, 105, 190; 66, 50, 51; ’68, 149;
90, 130. J I, 30; I, 260
Atherina. jv, 125. P ’54, 198; °56,
136; ’61, 503, 522; ’62, 280; 77,
88, 90, 213; 92, 252, °97, 64, 87,
95, 98; °98, 340; °03, 727-739;
06, 91, 487; °07, 425
Atherinichthys. P °99, 3383 03, 735,
7 °
Atherinide. P 54, 134, 151, 198;
192 252; 97, 98; °98, 340; '99,
338; °03, 727: '04, 248, 508; 06,
91, 487; 07, 425
Atherinine. P ’03, 727
Atherinoide. P ’62, 280
atherinoides (Chriodorus). P ’06, 91
(Notropis). P 777, 84; 708,
542; 710, 290 ;
(Pachypterus). P ’82, 281
Atherinomorus. P ’03, 730
Atherinops. P ’03, 740
Atherinopsiine. P ’03, 737
Atherinopsis. P 54, 184, 141, 151,
198; 56, 136; ’62, 280; ’77, 90;
81, 114; 703, 739
Atheris. P 62, 337. J VIII, 150
Atheropogon. P ’91, 306; 710, 547,
548, 549, 555
athi (Mirafra). P 705, 777
Athleta. P ’53, 449; ’54, 31; 776,
291; ’77, 22; ’80, 365; 705, 25;
07, 229-242. J IV, 292, 298
286
athleta (Circumphalus).
586
(Goniobasis).
24; ‘96, 499
(Melania). P 764, 34
(Venus). P ’62, 575; ’80, 26;
82, 155; 787, 398
Athoracophoride. P 1900, 561
Athoracophorus. P ’75, 149; ’95, 237
Athoiis. P ’43, 303; ’44, 153; 766,
P 62, 575,
P 64, 34; 65,
391
athroa (Nectria). P ’90, 247
Athrodon. P ’87, 284, 290, 291. J
IX, 187-189, 208, 234
Athrodontide. P ’87, 290, 291. J
IX, 234
Athyma. P ’85, 81
Athyreus. P ’54, 80. J IV, 34
Athyris. P 60, 128, 451; ’88, 230,
231; °91, 244
atiensis (Helix). J VIII, 386; IX, 28
(Patula). J VIII, 386, 409;
IX, 28
(Pithys). J VIII, 386; IX, 28
P 62, 39. J II, 24, 103
P 97, 387
Atimia.
atitlane (Crabro).
atkinsii (Gasterosteus). P ’86,, 240,
245, 251
atkinsoni (Peniophora). P ’94, $24
atkinsoniana (Thelphusa). P ’80, 35
atlanis (Caloptenus). P ’04, 537
(Melanoplus). P ’02, 724; 704,
537, 571, 777, 792; ’06, 407; ’07,
78; ’08, 366, 396; ’09, 112, 164;
10, 633
Atlanta. J VIII, 349
Atlantasauride. P ’83, 99
atlantica (Asterias). P
’89, 169
(Avieula). P ’71, 133
(Carex). P 1900, 485
(Discinisea). P 773, 201
(Fiona). P ’79, 86
(Lycosa). P.’89, 98, 100
(Macrophoca). P 56,
’67, 153. J VII, 416
(Marestia). P ’52, 9
(Paroxya). P ’04, 793; ’05,
40, 53; ’07, 298; °10, 595, 617, 636
(Procellaria). P ’66, 157, 171,
195, 196
(Pterodroma). P 764, 123, 143;
66, 157, 171, 195, 196
(Symphemia). J I, 223
(Terebratula). viii, 214,
224. P ’61, 18; ’05, 6; 705, 6
(Terebratulina). P ’05, 6
(Trochosmilia). P ’05, 4
(Viola). P 703, 679, 691, 692
atlanticum (Anthophyllum). j_ vi,
201, 202; viii, 219, 224. P ’44, 85;
45, 255; ’05, 4
88, 315;
221;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
atlanticum. Continued.
(Oreosoma).
(Rhabdonema). P ’90, 138
Atlanticus. P ’04, 797; ’05, 48, 54;
07, 315; ’10, 596, 616, 644
atlanticus (Actinodiscus). P ’90, 136
(Colophonodon). P ’67, 151
(Conocephalus). P 704, 795;
07, 303
(Erpicthys). P ’82, 278
(Megalops). .P ’97, 94
(Myxine). P ’58, 224
(Squalodon). P ’67, 132, 144,
153, 156. J VII, 416
(Tarpon). P ’97, 94; ’06, 81;
09, 408; 710, 599
atlantis (Argymis). P ’62, 54
atlantochelys. P ’59, 92
atlantoides (Bellerophon). P ’88, 235
Atlas. P ’86, 298
atlas (Actinocrinus). P ’81, 325
(Amphoracrinus). P ’81, 325
(Macropus). P ’68, 242
atlas (Saturnia): P ’85, 84
atmodes (Heterodon). P ’01, 89
Atocrinus. P ’81, 231; ’86, 150
Atolmis. P ’60, 542
atoma (Bifidaria). P 1900, 591
Atomarchus. P ’01, 18, 31; 708, 120
Atomaria. P ’44, 114; ’54, 217;
73, 328. .J IV, 32
atomaria (Copera). P ’01, 137
(Trichopteryx). J I, 108, 110
atomarium (Elaphidion). J II, 177;
IV, 40
(Elaptendion). P ’78, 314
atomarius (Anthicus). P ’59, 291
(Cerambyx). J II, 177; IV, 40
(Cryptocephalus). P ’47, 170
(Pachybrachis). J I, 261
atomata (Leptoplana). P ’57, 21
Atomosia. P ’95, 323
atomus (Acritus). P 753, 291
(Punctum). P ’04, 686; 705,
746
Atopa. P 745, 220; ’53, 229; ’89, 193
Atopichthys. P ’09, 406
Atopide. P 53, 228, 351; ’59, 289.
J IV, 35
Atopocochlis.
atopodon (Geophilus). P 703, $7
atous (Stromateus). P ’62, 126
atra (Agama). P ’60, 508
(Anaspis). P ’59, 78; ’62, 45
(Ascidia). j iii, 2
(Atomaria). P ’73, 328
(Cistela). jv, 241. P 46, 60
(Donacia). P 47, 160
(Feronia). J II, 250
(Helotropha). P 775, 419
(Herpyllus). P 701, 571
P 01, 142
C Soden)
uscica;
—
Orsadachna).
—
(Holothuria). P ’88, 310; ’90,
51, 332
uris). P 715, 332
i ucodia). P 91, 448
(Meloe). P 53, 339
- (Monasa). P ’60, 135
j iv, 168. P
(Natrix). P ie 237; 760, 560
73, 22
| (Pardosa). P 108, 164, 172, 188
P 759, 335, jose
ie “ied
; P 62,
\ ae
94, 157
P 01, 373; ’02, 635
P 61,
164; 763, 80
218
17, 18, 331
P 63, 172; ’77, 87,
us (Atractosteus). P 64,
vii, 7.
P °54, 59;
ji,
P 63, 56
wa) (Spharia), jv, 14
766, 347
shaxi 26
A (Siboma). P 56, 208; 765,
P 77, 46
P 77, 211
P 53, 339
'‘(Garduelis). P ’65, 91
Carex). P 63, 77; 93, 214;
544
P 90, 204, 212;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 287
atrata. Continued.
(Feronia). J II, 255
(Fidicina). P ’61, 282
(Leptura). uv I, 339
(Lytta). P ‘46, 58; 53, 339
(Mordella). P 745, B18; 62, 46
(Mustela). P 02,
(Ninia). P ’60, 340; . %68, 101;
71, 200, 205. J VIII, 95, 145
’(Peecilus). “JI 255
(Thelephora). J III, 219
(Trigonarthris). J L, 339
or (Diplotaxis). J III, 270;
3
3
?
(Serica). J Ill, 274
atratus (Buceros). P 59, 139
(Cathartes). Arie =, P 46,
45; ’63, 151; ’71 75, 344.
J I, 26
(Chrysomitris). P ’65, 91
(Coluber). P 745, 245: ’53,
238; ’60, 76; ’68, 101
(Euchelus). P ’04, 35
(Nonnus). P 73, 387
(Odontostomus). P 701, 212
(Pachycheilus). P ’09, 521, 524
atratus ganinus (Pachycheilus). P
709, 525
atratus suprastriatus (Pachycheilus).
P 709, 526
(Platynus). P be 49
(Streptophorus). 60, 76
(Tabanus). P ’78, 315; 495, 321
(Toxotus). J I, 320
(Unio). P ’60, 53
(Vultur). bods iii, 342; iv, 269.
P 49, 159; 7
Atretia. P 73, ne
ge rg 4 61, 299; ’64, 167; ”
3
Atretodera. J I, 281
Atretoderes. P 60, 486, 494
atretoderes (Urodeles). P 756, 10
Atreus. J V, 361, 362
atrialatus (Dryoscopus). P 51, 246;
99, 39
atricapilla (Ardea). P ’59, 173
(Butorides). P ’59, 173
(Camptorhina). J III, 274
(Culicivora). P 66, 66. J II,
262
(Emberiza). vii, 193
(Ephialtes). 748, 89
(Estrelda). P 757, 37; 59, 138
( vs j viii, 154. J Ke? 51
Fringilla
(Museicapa). P ’64, 256; 389,
147
(Pitta). P 764, 250
(Sylvia). P 767, 221
(Vireo). P 52, 60
-(Zonotrichia). J II, 267
288
atricapillus (Accipiter). P ’93, 39;
708, 87
atricapillus striatulus (Accipiter). P
04, 580
atricapillus (Astur). P 753, 305, 450;
55, 279; ’61-217; 770, 141
(Faleo). j iii, 346. P ’53, 450
(Lanius). P ’60, 188
(Parus). j iv, 253; viii, 152.
P ’45, 300, 301; 53, 381; 54,
397; °56, 290; 75, 352; ’83, 60;
91, 438; ’95, 464, 499; ’96, 164;
98, 87; '08, 82. J I, 36
atricapillus carolinensis (Parus). P
95, 500
atricapillus occidentalis (Parus). P
93, 23, 57, 65
atricapillus septentrionalis (Parus).
P 93, 57, 65; 99, 21
atricapillus (Tachyphonus). P ’68,
360
(Telephanus). P ’54, 77
(Thamnophilus). P ’60, 188
atricauda (Clupea). P 1900, 519
(Hydrargyra). P ’85, 13
(Sardinella). P 1900, 519
atricaudatus (Crotalus). j v, 368. P
59, 338; 7°53, 417
(Tachinus). j iii, 158
atriceps (Bombylius). P 795, 326
(Ceraticelus). P ’05, 302, 319
(Ceratinella). P ’92, 32; 05,
302
(Cryptus). P ’78, 361
(Ephialtes). P ’73, 394
(Erigone). P ’05, 302
(Parus). P ’67, 221
(Pimpla). P 73, 404
(Polyeyrtus). P 973, 142, 148
(Saltator). P 748, $0
Atricilla. P ’62, 309
atricilla (Chrecocephalus). P ’66,
99; ’71, 40; ’62, 309
(Larus). P ’62, 309; ’90, 202;
92, 101
atricolis (Columba). P ’64, 248
(Fringilla). P ’56, 318; ’59,
138
(Ortygospiza). P 756, 318;
59, 138
atricollis (Periplaneta). P ’01, 275
(Ramphastos). P 764, 241;
67, 108
(Trogon). P ’60, 136
atricornis (Gorytes). P 95, 520, 534
(Pristoscelis). P 66, 348,
350, 352
atricristatus (Lophophanes). P ’68,
149
(Parus). P 50, 108; 792, 111; °
99, 31
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
P 78,
(Metahadena). P ’75, 481
atrifrons (Dasyscelus). P ’07, 388
(Gorytes). P 95, 519, 533
atrifuseus (Coluber). j v, 361; vi, 36
atriga (Diodon). P ’63,
atrigula (Ploceus). P sop, “639
atrigularis (Icterus). P 6T, 51
P ’02, 687
atrifasciata (Chrysobothris).
332
(Orthotomus).
(Spirites). P ’66, 87
(Spizella). P ’66, 87; 703, 28
atrilobata (Chromis). P ’62, 149
(Furearia). P ’62, 149
atrilobatus (Chromis). P ’63, 220;
97, 118
atrimanus era P ’83, 284
(Eristalis). P ’94, 277
atrimedius (Bradycellus). P ’68, 380
(Feronia). P ’68, 382
atrimentalis (Struthus). P ’54, 67;
Atrina. P ’03, 756
atripes (Galerita). P ’58, 59% J
IV, 28
(Odynerus). P ’02, 61, 68
(Stenancistrocerus). P ’02, 51
atripinnis (Anthocomus). P ’52, 165
(Diabrotica). P ’65, 212, 213
Gaeeat P 59, 53
(Galeruca). P 47, 162
(Galleruca). j iii, 461. P
65, 213
(Nemognatha). j iii, 8306. P
53, 349
(Phasia). j vi, 172
(Phyllecthirus). P °73, 54
(Saltator). P 56, 261; 99, 25
(Vireosylvia). P ’63, 106
(Xanthomelana). P 95, 332
(Zonitis). P ’53, 349
Atriplex. P ’60, 513; ’67, 16; 77,
108; ’81, 4543 84, 90; 198
310, 375; 1900, 636, 640, 657-660,
665 ; 02, 651, 661; 709, 379, 384,
398. J I, 184
atrirostris (Dendrocincla).
447, 449, 451-454, 457-459
(Dendrocolaptes). P ’04, 451
(Empidonax). P ’71, 284
atriventris (Centris). P 99, 64, 68
od cutaialas P a7, 165;
73,
aatgiiia’! j iii, 461. P 765,
207
(Lebia). P 43, 296
(Ophion). P °73, 874
(Osmia). P ’97, 546
(Phyllechthrus). P 65, 207
(Triplax). P isa, 162
(Tritoma). J I, 71, 72; IV, 32
a
——
ee) RP "64, 224.
Mylabris). P ’08, 607
ia). P ’03, 391
ia). P ’08, 123
J VIII, 145
lecophis). P 60,
P 1900
D sos. 647, 668;
1, 392; 710, 570
ule (Lytta). P ’08, 617
; ras 4 ITI, 206
0 53, 261;
77, 28. J I, 276; V, 437
(Osmia). P 97, 344,
(Conirostrum). P ’64,
Segment P 703, 561,
eeneentroioe). P 95, 405
P 94, 116, 117;
(Cereospora). P 93,
(Aulacoramphus). P ’67,
). P 71, 195
. P 67, 121
motilus). P ’56, 204; 61,
3; °85, 14, 15-18, 410; 708,
inata (Corynura). P
tus (Plectomerus). P 53,
01,
- P 700, 195
Pp 56, 185.
rinus). P 56, 167;
hinichthys). P 77, 45;
| VI, 228
_(Molothrus).
TT,
"P 66, 20
L Ebivanciius). P
P 757, 203
a ’p 66, 341
BP 95, 333
P 95, 333
s., J VIII, 403; 1X, 93, 94
; eo 6.
71, 195
viseodelphinus). P 68,
J VII, 433
____—- INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
(Chettusia). P 71, 195 —
289
atropoides (Echidna).
Atropos. P ’59, 334,
atropos ( ops).
(Citula). P
P 54, 102
340
P 95, 321
05, 83, 85, 499.
P '54, 102
P. 52, 47
P 52, 47
P 96, 551
(Euenemis).
(Hemipepsis).
(Bates. P ’78, 306
(Salius). P ’96, 551
(Spatangus). j v, 229
i ane (Cylindrella). P ’82,
(Fritillaria). j vii, 64. P
81, 111
(Lysimachia). P ’92, 374
(Melanophila). P ’66, 348
(Urocoptis). P ’98, 274
(Thaspium). P 60, pa
ee (Allosorus).
15
(Ceanothus). tos 48
(Corymbites). P 45, 215
(Euonymus). P ’60, 302; 62,11
(Orobus). P ’76, 112
Atropus. P ’61, 294; ’65, 195; ’71,
j vii, 80°
209; ’84, 95
atrorubens (Rudbeckia).
Sesarma 80, 214, 217
’P 90, 219
1D"
atrorubrum (Stereum).
atrosignata (Calvisia). P ’04, 72
(Ceraia). P ’05, 806
atroviolacea (Unio). P ’53, 248
atroviolaceus (Quiscalus). P 66, 414
(Seolecophagus). P 66, 414
atrovirens (Cassicus). P ’67, 69
ps). P ’99, 52
(Scirpus). P 710, 546, 556
(Thelephora). J III, 222
atroviride (Hypoxylon). P ’94, 346
atrox (Bothrops). P 59, 339; ’61,
(Buprestes).
295; °71, 204; '74, 67; ’93, 434.
J VI, 151
(Caudisona). P ’61, 206, 305;
66, 309, 310
atrox sonoraensis (Caudisona). P
61, 292
atrox (Crangon). P ’95, 176, 190, 195
(Crotalus). P 7°56, 307; ’59,
337; ’01, 101, 103; ’03, 625
atrox ‘atrox (Crotalus). P ’01, 103;
03, 551, 553
atrox ruber (Crotalus). P ’01, 104
atrox (Felis). P 772, 39. J II,
169; VII, 263, 356, 365; IX, 456
(Lepidosteus). P ’73, 97
(Selerocrangon). P ’95, 177
(Trigonocephalus). P 765, 198
(Trox). P ’54, 214
290
Continued.
(Uintamastix). P ’72, 169,
241; ’91, 369
(Uncia). P 95,448. J XI, 249
atrum (Asemum). J II, 105
(Eurymetopon). J IV, 36
Atrypa. j viii, 233, 235, 264. P
41, 18; °42, 178, 197; 43, 329,
330, 331; 746, 33; ’52, 190; 54, 7;
760, 1275: 62, 23; 97, 426, 445,
449, J VIII, "302, 307
Atta. P ’60, 233, 445;
359-363 ; 781, 67;
61; ’87, 337
Attacus. P 60, 160; ’68, 295, 73,
281; °75, 33; ’82, 238; "985, 83
attacus (Phalena). P 185, 84
Attagenus. j v, 185. P ’54, 106,
109; ’59, 71
attala (Erythemis). P
Attalus. P ’66, 347
Attelabus. j v, 252
attenuata (Achatinella). P ’88, 31
(Acteon). P 758, 54; 60, 424
(Acteonina).
(Actinoerinus). P
(Amnicola). j viii, 200. P
"41, 78
(Amphidora). J IV, 37
(Amphitrite). P ’06, 506
(Ascaris). P ’91, 236
(Batrachoseps). P 753, 302;
’69, 99. J I, 288
(Bulimella). P ’88, 31
(Chemnitzia). P 71, 174
(Cylindrella). p 60, 152
(Cyprea). P ’99, 78
(Erichsonia). P ’88, 333
(Filaria). P ’56, 56; ’84, 48;
’87,° 20
(Galleruca).
220
atrox.
79, 33; 780,
192, 265; ’84,
08, 489
j iii, 459. P
65,
(Limnea). P ’91, 320; ’03, 776
(Loxonema). P ’71, 174
(Modiola). P ’60, 427
(Mordella). j v, 242
(Mordellistena). P ’62, 51
(Neorthroblattina). P ’85,110
(Pachyta). P 754,219. JI, 319
(Paludestrina). P 710, 671
(Partula). P ’85, 216. J IX,
44, 70, 108
(Pholadomya). J VIII, 317
(Pinus). P 703, 5
(Salamandra). P ’69, 98; 708,
127
(Sealaria). J VIII, 205
(Sedgwickia). P ’65, 251
(Sigillaria). P ’60, 521
(Solidula). P ’60, 424
(Trichopteryx). J I, 108
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
attenuata. Continued.
(Trirhabda). P ’65, 219, 220;
73, 56
(Turbonilla). P ’71, 175
(Viola). P ’03, 669, 691
attenuatum (Buchiceras). 5 VITI, 264
(Callidium). J II, 34, 105
(Dentalium). j iv, "154; vi,
211. P 748, 99; ’62, 570; 782,
167-176
(Macrochilus). P ’89, 302, 307
(Platyceras). P 71, "5
(Platysoma). P 52, 39
(Pleurocera). P 63, 316
(Thelastoma). P
51, 285; 756, 50
(Trypanostoma). P 62. 174;
63, 316; °72, 113. J V, 274
attenuatus ’(Acteon). ¥ 60, 185
(Ammonites). J VIII, "264, 310
(Argaleus). J I, 319
(Batrachoceps). P 56, 11;
60, 486; 69, 94, 98; °83, 28, J
III, 848; VI, 106
(Bulimus). P ’60, 152
(Caleeola). P ’79, 45 F
(Enterobrus). P ’49, 245, 249
(Eretmocrinus). P ’81, 346 4
49, 231;
(Geophilus). j_ ii, 114. J 3a
» 47
(Hister). P ’52, 39 Le a
(Mytelus). P 56, 285; 7°56, —
86; ’60, 427
(Phygadeuon). P ’94, 186 j
(Pleurorhynchus). i ann 252
(Searites). P 57 a
(Soleniscus). P "0, 307 4
(Solidulus). P ’56, 185; 760,
424 q
(Strongylus). P 756, 54 4
(Unio). P 72,157. ‘J VIII, 41
Atthis. P ’59, 190; ’66, 57; ’68, 82
Attica. j v, 299, P 47, 163, 1
Atticora. P ’50, 57; 59, 33; 57,
38; ’99, 36, 40, 44, 49; .
Attide. P 92, 13, 73; 1900, 530, —
539; ’01, 568, 588; 03, 60, 129,
130, 141, 340; ’04, 137 ; 09, ’920 4
attilus (Acipenser). P ’89, 251, 255
Attoide. P ’83, 277 4
attonsa (Cylichna). P ’65, 58
attrita (Clausilia). P ’01, 622,
attrita var. infausta (Clatsilias. B
01, 650 i
attropurpurea (Chondria). P ’57, 74
Attus. P ’78, 337; ’83, 276; %84,
294; *92, 76; 1900, 539; ’01, 5885
03, 129: 04, 137, 139° | ‘
atun (Scomber). P ’62, 126 4
Aturia. P '65, 70; ’66, 4; ’67, 40;
189196, 197; °95, 123; '05, 28.
J TX, 121
———s
78, 91; °79, 414;
97-416, 407-416
52, 13, 16; °79, 414, °93,
-416
52, 16; °79, 414; "94,
i, 390. P 91, 479, 480;
viii, 140. P ’60, 28;
“ta! 79, 415; °93, 111; °94,
, 25; '52, 16
. P 99, 147,
thus). P 74, 65
00
; ’88, 200-219;
P 52, 16;
saad;
rae
va). P °56, 237; 62, 68
+ her
; P *42, 191;
9; °70, 126; °73, 260; °74
; 786,
P ’82, 281; ’03, 501
rus. P ’06, 108
:( ie oS: ay Mi; 36
Phidippus 01, 589
: a. P 03, 500
patorius (Seartelaos). Pp 05, 513
_--—“INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
291
audacula (Delthyris). j viii, 262
audax (Attus). P ’84, 294
(Histiophorus). P 99, 345
(Hormonotus). P ’57, 56, 72;
60, 262
’(Istiophorus). P 99, 345
(Muscicapa). P ’64, "255
fa (Phidippas). hg 1900, 539; 704,
(Sparassus). P ’09, 214
(Tachys). P ’66, 348. J IV, 28
(Xiphactinus). P 70, 12
(Xystieus). P 703, 129, 133
audebarti (Glottidia).
(Lingula). P 73, 204
Audouini. P 54, 16
audouini (Cyelograpsus). P 758, 105
audouini (Omus). P ’54, 33
audouinii dae oe gy P ’80, 221
(Omus). P i Soa
dadetiont (Dendroeca). P 68, 83;
90, 212, 216; ’92, 123; 93, 27,
54, 56; "99, 14; 03, 12, 29; 04,
584; 05, 685
(Leiolepis). P ’45, ae
(Picus). j vii, 404, 63,
199, 200
(Polyborus). P ’70, 145; 99,
(Seiurus). P ’41, 101
(Sylvia). j vii, 191; viii, 153.
P 99, 14
(Sylvicola). P '47, 155. J
, 37
audubonii (Dendreca). P ’66, 69;
59, 191
(Fulmarus). P ’66, 27
(Hemipalama). P ’61, 174
(Hylocichla). P ’69, 127, 129
(Ieterus). P ’48, 90; ’67, 53
(Lepus). P ’77, 273
(Polyborus). P ’65, 2; ’66,
49; ’68, 149
(Sylvicola). J II, 262
(Tringa. P ’61, 174
(Turdus). P ’69, 127, 129
(Vespertilio). P ’55, 435
Augite. 1i, 146, 187, 190, 201. P
82, Ad; "97, 448; 798, 92
Augochlora. P 1900, 356-375; ’01, 221
or re a P 1900, 361, 367,
augur (Buteo). P ’75, 89; ’05, 763
(Faleo). P 705, 763
auguste (Urocoptis). P ’98, 275 .
augtstarea (Cliola). J IX, 392
augustata (Aturia). P ’66, 4
augusti (Murena). P ’98, 340
(Nectarinia). Fb ’98, 460
eo apm P 1900, 484,
292
augustifolius (Helianthus). P ’07,
455
augustinus (Gaucelmus). P ’04, 127
augustipennis (Phedrotettix). P ’04,
534
(Tarache). P ’75, 426
augustus (Felis). P. ’72, 89
Aulacodiscus. P 53, 430, 431; 90,
136; ’98, 423; 1900, 477; ’01, 321
aulacoglossa (Polinices). P ’08, 558
aulacogyra (Vitrea). P ’06, 533, 561
Aulacomium. P ’63, 95
Aulacomnion. P ’93, 217. J ITI, 202
aulacomphala (Polygyra). P ’09, 544
Aulacomys, P ’94, 288
aulacophora (Clausilia). P 1900,
445; ’01, 622, 624, 649, 650; 702,
368; 704, 812
Aulacopoda. P ’96, 343, 488; 1900,
563-576
aulacopoma (Clausilia).
02, 273; 708, 572
Aulacoramphus. P
99, 305
Aulacorhynchus. P ’67, 118, 119
Aulacospira. P 1900, 592
aulacostylus (Bulimus).
74, 59
Aulactinia. P ’78, 311; ’89, 107
Aulaseaspis. P ’99, 273
Aulastomum. P ’68, 229; ’71, 306;
99, 140. J VII, 412, 414
auletica (Arundinella). P ’91, 294
Auletris. P ’55, 428. J VI, 200
Aulica. P ’76, 286
aulica (Cicindela). P ’08, 506
Aulichthys. P ’62, 234; 784, 160
aulicus (Cryptocephalus). P ’49, 170.
J I, 249
(Hydroporus). P ’55, 293
(Lycodon). P 60, 262
Auliscops. P ’84, 160
Auliseus. P ’61, 69; ’90, 136; 798,
423; 1900, 690, 705
aulea (Arachnis). P 60, 524, 526
Aulocara. P ’04, 522; ’06, 39, 40,
372, 373; ’07, 35, 72; ’08, 366, 383;
09, 115, 146
Aulocodus. P ’57, 176
aulogaster (Ammotrypane). P 08,
354
P ’01, 656;
67, 118, 121;
P 73, 247;
Aulonia. P ’90, 421; ’92, 73; ’04,
263-267, 309; ’08, 163, 284, 295,
300
Aulonium. P ’59, 84, 288; ’66, 348,
* 378
Aulopus. P ’92, 244
Aulopyge. P ’61, 8; ’93, 19
Aulorhynchide. P ’84, 154, 159
Aulorhynchine. P ’84, 160
Aulorhynchoide. P ’84, 154, 159
_aura-antiqua (Terebratula). P 773, —
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC!
Aulorhynchus. P ’61, 169; ’62, 332;
- 784, 155, 160
Aulosteges. P ’58, 14
Aulostimatide. P ’84, 160
Aulostoma. P ’61, 169; 62, 240;
63, 179; ’84, 161
Aulostomatoide. P ’59, 147
Aulostomatoidei. P ’84, 160
Aulostomia. P ’84, 161
Aulostomide. P ’84, 154, 160; ’97,
97; 1900, 500
Aulostomides. P ’84, 160
Aulostomoidea. P ’84, 154
Aulostomus. P ’97, 97; 1900, 500.
Aulus. P ’98, 58
aumonieri (Pleuraspidotherium).. P
90, 54, 57 ;
aura (Cathartes). ili, 342;
51. P ’46, 44; ’49, 159; ’53, 304,
396; ’55, 307; °56, 287; ’59, 104,
190; ’63, 150; 66, 42; ’68, 82;
"71, 27; °75, 344; 783, 66;
268; ’90, 204, 212, 214; 792, 105,
115; ’93, 22, 39; ’95, 477; 98,
208; ’03, 26; ’04, 580; 705, 689;
708, 101, 153. J I, 25; II, 261
Ce ee ee OP ne tt eee
193
aura (Vultur).
P 75, 344
Aurajia. P ’79, 205
auraniana (Partula). P ’88, 250 ~~
aurantia (Ancistromma). P ’93, 480
(Anthreptes). P 759, 37 4
(Argiope). P 1900, 535; ’O1, —
582; ’04, 131 ‘
(Galleoma). P ’72, 222
(Larra). P ’93, 490
(Loxia). P ’64, 253
(Lucina). P ’72, 83
(Motacilla). P ’64, 257
(Ocypoda). P ’80, 186
(Thelphusa). P ’80, 35, 186
j iii, 342; iv, 269,
aurantiaca (Ameles). P ’03, 702
(Anchistia). P 752, 25
(Astropecten). P ’89, 174
(Aulonia). P ’90, 421; ’04, ©
266; °08, 163, 295, 298 4
aurantiaca (Clausilia). P 1900, 675, —
681; ’01, 652; ’02, 237, 374; 704,
812, 815 {
aurantiaca var. (Clausilia). —
P 01, 652; '02, 375 4
aurantiaca var. hypoptychia (Clau- —
silia). P 01, 652; ’02, 376 a
aurantiaca var. minor (Clausilia). P
02, 375 .
aurantiaca var. plicilabris (Clausilia). —
P 02, 376, 532 d
P 704,
berberi
aurantiaca sakui (Clausilia).
815
(Cormularia). | P °55, 875
P 78,
tris (Muscicapa). P ’66,
| (Aulonia). P 92,
Cornicularia). P 105, 308
me). P 05, 308
des). P ’02, 281, 283
ia). P °99, 272, 273
(Arremon). P_ ’99,
-oeigge ae P ’99, 49
threptes ) 49
rus). P ’89, 370°
s (Bodianus). J XII, 522
bilis (Cephalopholis).
P 54, 177; ’66,
nthornus). P ’67, 47
(Melania). P 89, 92
a), P 55, 355. J IV, 29
). P55, 356
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
293
aurata. Continued.
(Hylaplesia). P ’63, 49. J
19
P ’60, 570
8, 340
(Loxia). P °64, 252
(Melolontha). J III, 236
(Moniana). P 56, 200; ’10,
280
(Motaeilla). P °67, 219
. P 1900, 530,
P ’53, 247
auratellus (Crambus). P 760, 204
aurates (Colaptes). P ’99, 18
auraticollis (Sylvia). P ’67, 219
auratum (Lilium). P ’75, 413
auratus (Asilus). P ’95, 305, 324
(Carassius). P ’62, 282; ’92,
242; 93, 85; 97, 58; 99, 179
(Chrysochus). P "73, 37
(Colaptes). P ’53, "385, 401;
59, 106; ’69, 126; °71, 27; 75,
347; 83, 65; ’89, 269, 347: 91,
435; 93, 27, 43; 95, 483; 96,
115, 116, 130; 98, 81
auratus eafer (Cola ). P ’99, 18
auratus luteus (Colaptes). P ’08, 153
auratus ee aes ee P 59, 81;
73, 31. J IV, 41
’(Dendrobates). P 74, 68
(Dryiophis). P ’60, 555
(Eumolpus). “P ’54, 16
(Gobius). P ’92, 275
(Hemiulis). P ’82, 274
(Ieterus). P ’67, 50; 90, 208
(Mullus). P 95, 151
(Mycetes). P 62, 516
(Oriolus). P 91, 449
(Phyllobates). P 54, 226;
60, 372, 566; °63, 49. J VI, 197
(Picus). j iii, 368. P 56, 293;
75, 347
(Platycanthus). P ’82, 282
(Priocnemis). P ’97, 272
(Salius). P ’97, 272, 278
(Turdus). P ’64, 249, 250
(Uneia). P ’79, 173
auraucanus (Unio). P ’60, 53
aurea (Alcedo). P ’64, 243
(Aleyrodes). P ’02, 281, 282
aurea var. androgyna (Carex). P
87, 76
aurea (Corydalis). P ’60, 145; 63,
57
(Cyelas). P 60, 288
aurea ferruginea (Dedalia). J III,
214
aurea (Draba). P ’63, 58
(Gilia). P 48,11. J I, 155
(Gratiola). P ’60, 512
294
Continued.
(Muscicapa).
(Peritoma).
(Pluvialis).
aurea.
P67, 228
j vii, 15
jv, 102; ’64, 246
(Potentilla). J III, 182, 191
(Pteris). P ’89, 352
(Ranoidea). J VI, 72, 81, 84
(Selenia). j v, 182
(Septoria). P ’93, 163
aurea var. destruens (Septoria). P
93, 164
aurea (Succinea). P ’58, 199; ’64,
110; ’72, 105; ’75, 155; ’89, 209.
J VI, 181
(Zexmenia). P ’98, 392
Aurelia. P ’88, 331; ’02, 766, 776
aurelia (Paramecium). P ’95, 167
aurelianense (Anchitherium). J VII,
306
aureocincta (Aleyrodes).
aureohirta (Dielis). P ’96, 305
(Elis). P ’96, 805
aureola (Dendroica). P ’60, 192
(Elis). P 796, 549
(Emberiza). P ’64, 253
(Lucidella). P 710, 525
(Sylvicola). P ’60, 192.
aureolis (Ptychostomus). P ’64, 285
aureolus (Bulimulus). P ’73, 248
(Calomys). j viii, 302. P ’41,
98; ’74, 177, 180
44, 88.5 P7717,
(Catostomus).
P 783, 117, 123; ’86,
P 02, 282
90
(Gerres).
258, 266, 272
(Hesperomys). P 753, 413;
74, 180
(Mus). j viii, 302. P ’41, 98;
74, 180
(Peromyscus). P 796, 191;
97, 304, 309
(Philodromus). P 792, 64;
1900, 537; ’03, 126
(Ptychostomus). J VI, 235
(Vesperimus). P ’74, 180
Aureonotata. P ’73, 332
aureonotata (Ammophila). P ’97,
374
aureoruber (Holocenthrus). J XII,
504
aureovittatus (Mullus). P ’82, 306
aureum (Acrostichum). P ’89, 352;
05, 697
(Polypodium). P ’98, 409; ’01,
558
(Ribes). j vii, 26. J ’63, 61;
98, 27, 301
(Spherium). P ’60, 288; ’61,
4
P ’60, 303
P ’73, 333
63, 176
40
(Thaspium).
aureus (Agrilus).
(Chetodon). P
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
aureus. Continued.
(Charadrius). P ’64, 246
(Cirrhites). P 62, 109
(Cirrhitichthys). P ’62, 108,
109
(Cyclas). P ’61, 404
(Fundulus). P ’65, 78
(Hercodesmus). P ’96, 262
(Macacus). P ’67, 37
(Parus). P ’75, 352
(Polynemus). P ’61, 274
(Pomocanthus). P ’63, 176;
84, 102; ’97, 124
(Pomotis). P ’77, 44
(Senicio).
07, 457
(Somatogyrus).
aureus perpes (Thomomys).
589
P ’96, 495
P ’04,
— (Unio). P ’59, 112. J Y,
195
(Volvox). P ’70, 90
(Xanthomelas). P ’91, 448
auribundus (Spilotes). P ’64, 167;
65, 197
auricapilla (Pipra). P 60, 191
(Icterus). P 47, 332;
60; 99, 34. J I, 187
(Manacus). P ’60, 191
(Pendulinus). P ’67, 60
(Seiurus). P ’75, 349 —
auricephalus (Curculio). j iii, 310,
J IV, 39
auriceps (Platyomus). J IV, 39
aurichalecea (Coptocycla). P ’73, 78
(Dicerca). P ’44, 142; 57, 8
(Donacia). P ’47,159; 751,314 —
Aurichalcite.
auricollis (Ara).
32, 53. J III, 153
(Helophorus). P 755, 358
(Nemosia). P ’60, 143
(Psarocolius). P ’67, 62
auricoma (Amphictene).
(Amphitrite). P ’63, 141
(Carocolus). P ’91, 333
(Goniobasis). P 762,
64, 40. J V, 308
(Helix). P ’75, 248
(Labia). P ’05, 838
(Mordellistena). P ’65, 96
(Pectinaria). P
ITI, 146
(Thelidomus). P
91, 333
auricornis (Rhomalea).
(Teniopoda).
410, 413, 414
P ’82, 36
J VIII, 402; IX, 17, 89-91, 112
auricula (Achatinella). P ’88, 14
P '60, 200; 63, 68;
P '53, 872; ’99, —
P 08, 353
08, 353. J
"75, 248; —
P ’04, 5382 —
P ’04, 532; 705, —
Auricula. "P 58, 210; ’79, 26; 787,
138-145; ’88, 14; ’96, 398, 403, 452.
ea
Continued.
i P ’88, 14
_ 758, 198, 209
is). P 60, 152
(Goniabasis). P 64,
ra). P 65, 25
> ‘Tn 278? ill, 218
Forficula).’ P °03, 311
onta). P ’58, 200
). P 57, 191, 193; 58,
59, 188; °75, "202; 89, 205
microporis (Helix). iy
| (Magnolia). P ’87, 155
ropteris). P °60
44
P 85, 209,
odon). P 46, 42
thus). J I, 286. P
Jes). P 62, 152, 153
ms). P 64, 238
alus). P ’85, 209, 212.
Jlamandra). J I, 286
bastes). P 54, 181, 146;
P 58, 210
P °88, 14, 15, 16; 95,
P 60, 50, 153; 62,
91, 318; °96, 401, 403;
; 903, 776; °05, 718, 736,
62, 566
Sy iatieas). P 60, 152
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295
aurifolium (Polygonum). P ’89, 60,
61
auriformis (Fucoides). P ’80, 294
(Helix). P ’73, 241; ’75, 202;
789, 205; 706, 126
(Polygyra). P ’75, 154; 706,
124, 126, 127
=, TL 185 (Brotogeris). P ’99, 327.
antornis). P ’62, 313
Ee noms Yeu. a, 106
(Psen). ay "97, 378
auriga (Chetodon). Pp 99, 492
(Dules). P ’62, 236; ’84, 98;
97, 106; ’07, 150, 264
e 07, 264
P 78, 212
aurigera (Leptura). J I, 332
(Masiphya). P 95, 309, 333
(Neetria). P ’90, 246
aurigulus (Drymobius). P ’61, 301
aurimacula (Pepsis).
Aurinia.. P 76, 286, 288, 290; 98,
191, 192
aurio (Parus). P °75, 352
Auriparis. P ’68, 83; ’66, 79; 92,
111, 125; ’99, 24;
auripennis (Amalopis).
60, 17
"56, 36;
(Harveya).
(Libellula).
(Pompilus). P ’97, 258
auripilis ( ia). P 94, 297
(Dielis). P ’96, 303
(Elater). j iii, 172. J IV, 35
(Elis). P 96, 3
(Leptura).
(Limonius). » 30
auripilosus (Necrop horus). P ’53, 278
Auris. P ’85, 206; 710, 503, 507
auris (Gamasus). P 72, 188
(Voluta). J IX, 57
aurisealpium (Melania). P ’63, 310;
48
auris malchi (Voluta). P ’85, 206
aurispinosus (Nyctinomus). Pp 702,
393
aurisplendens (Coptocyela). P 773,
78
auris-Sileni (Bulimus). P
74, 58
aurisvulpina (Achatina). P ’96, 416
(Cleostyla). P 796, 419, 424
re? 96, 416, 420
. P 59, 175
Aracan). P ’07, 439; 782, 309
(Biddulphia). P ’61, 71; 790,
137; 1900, 691, 699
(Denticella). P 1900, 699
(Didelphis). P ’97, 24
03, 29; 705, 686
P 59, 246;
mela). j iii, 452. P
73, 50, 51. J IV, 41
P 75, 65
P 08, 472, 488
"73, 247;
296
aurita. Continued.
(Harengula). P ’92, 242
(Liza). P ’03, 746
(Odontella). P 1900, 699
(Pirena). P ’63, 273
(Sardinella). P ’61, 35; 92,
242
(Terebratulina). P
auritorques (Ara). P
ITI, 153
auritubis (Pomatoceras). P ’04, 157,
174
auritum (Diatoma).
Auritus. P ’08, 88
auritus (Berosus). P 744, 100;
55, 364
(Bufo). J VIII, 94, 99
(Colymbus). P 762, 230, 231;
"75, 357; °93, 29. J IX, 396, 397
(Eucrotaphus). P ’57, 89 J
VII, 134, 381
(Gerrhonotus). P ’68, 306
(Hemichromis). P ’62, "134, 135
(Hydrophilus). P 44, 100
(Ichthelis). J VI, 220)
(Labrus). P ’77, 76, 85, 86
(Lepomis). P 777, 76; 706,
516; ’10, 602. J VI, 219-221
(Libethra). P ’05, 796, 840
’ (Malachius). P 752, 165
(Megalochilus). P 96, 311
(Monachus). P ’49, 171; ’73,
30. J I, 264
(Notemigonus). P 777, 85
(Ostracion). P ’82, 309
(Plecotus). P ’55,531; ’65, 174
(Podiceps). P ’62, 231; 66,
100
(Searichthys). P 1900, 511
(Searus). P 1900, 511
auriventris (Amblytropidia). P ’06,
19
73, 180
99, 3. J
P 1900, 699
aurivillii (Atractomorpha). P 701,
373
(Sealpellum). P ’08, 110
aurocapilla (Motacilla). j iv, 35.
P 64, 29
(Sylvia). j iv, 35, 275
(Zonotrichia). P ’99, 19 J
T, 51
aurocapillus (Seiurus). P 753, 310;
63, 294; 83, 61; ’91, 437; 795,
496; 96, 116, 161; ’98, 85; 708,
155; ’09, 365
(Turdus). j iv, 35, 275; viii,
153. P °53, 398
auroenus (Coluber). P ’60, 79
aurofrenatum (Sparisoma). P ’97,
121
aurofrenatus
506, 507
(Searus). P
(Corydoras). P ’03,
97, 121
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
aurolineatum (Bathystoma). P ’97,
110
(Hemulon). P ’97, 110
aurolineatus (Agrilus). Pp "57, 9
auromaculatus (Ichthyeallus). Pp 63,
206; 782, 275
‘ auropunctata (Cosmema). P 708,
505, 506, 511
(Dromica). P ’08, 511
aurora (Acomus). P 756, 173
(Catostomus). P 756, 173
(Crassatella). P ’72, 249
(Cymindys). J XI, 280
(Fario). bk 756, 218
(Ischnura). P 798, 148
(Lamprophis). P 64, 168
(Muscicapa). P ’64, 255; "ey
71
(Psittaeus). P ’64, 239
(Pucetia). P ’83, 277
(Rana). P ’52, 174.
(Ruticilla). P ’62, 316
aurore (Carpophaga). P 754, 230;
64, 50; ’99, 46
(Globicera). P ’99, 46
aurorata (Adelocera). P ’59, 289
auroreum (Hysterapterum). P 07,
494
aurorubens (Centropristes). P 762,
236; ’97, 108 4
(Rhomboplites). P 97, 108 oe
aurostoma (Ampullaria). P ’56,110. —
P 97, 280 .
J VI, 114
aurozonata (Pepsis).
aurulens (Zethus). P ’@9, 431 E
aurulenta (Ancistromma). ’P 93,488
(Buprestis). P 757, 8
(Calospiza). P 99) 307
(Larra). P 793, 503
(Lyrops). P ’93, 503 4
aurulentus (Lampornis). P 60, 377-3
(Tachytes). P 93, 502, 503 :
(Trochilus). P 60, 377
Ausoba. P ’76, 286
austeniana (Thelphusa). P 80, 35a
austera (Crategus). P 705, 584, 586 —
austerus (Arvicola). P 753, 405; a
74, 187, 190 -
(Hesperomys). P 755, 836; —
74, 179 y
(Pedomys). P ’74, 190
austinensis (Pachyma). P ’61, 423
austini (Allagecrinus). P ’86, 89
(Gnorimoecrinus). P ’79, ak
(Perdita). P ’95, 11, 13; 96
50, 85
(Taxocrinus). P ’79, 273 a
austinianus (Platyerinus). P 781, —
244, 249 q
austinii (Allagecrinus). 2 85, 255
australasie (Barnea).
62, 194, —
207
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
297
australis. Continued.
P '62, 195, 207
(Cyelas). P 60, 268, 288;
"72, 229
383; tt 411, 439
65, 168, 180;
mus). "P '85, 206, J IX, 57
stonotus). P 07, 398
(Cyrena). P ’60, 268, 275
(Dacosta). P ’61, 487
(Diadasia). P ’02, 728
(Dichromorpha). P ’07, 167
(Echeneis). P ’64, 60, 61
(Echinocyamus). P ’63, 359
(Entopyla). P 753, 431
SGacne) P 52, 28,
Garrulus). 1% 252, P "75, 349
(Gobiomorus P ’82, 304
(Gouldia). P ’72 248
(Gymnapistes). Pp 82, 277
(Helix). P ’58, 200
(Heteropteryx). P ’04, 89
(Hipponyx). P ’04, 24
i ate male J I, 238;
0
(Ischnochiton). P ’94, 70, 72
(Ischnoradsia). P ’94, 71, 72
(Isophyllia). P ’88, 305
(Kellia). P ’72, 230
(Lamia). P 750, 81
(Lampsilis). P 1900, 75
(Lasea). P ’72, 229
(Leptospermum). P ’50, 81
(Leucosticte). P ’08, 86
(Limulus). j i, 436
(Lithodomus). J VIII, 319
(Lithophaga). J VIII, 319
(Lophyrus). P ’94, 70
(Manatee). P ’78, 62
(Martesia). P ’62, 194, 219
(Meckelia). P ’57, 161
(Megalotis). P ’99, 58
(Melania). P ’56, 145
(Melissodes). P ’78, 214
(Miro). P ’89, 148
(Mitopus). P ’09, 231
(Munatia). P ’07, 169
(Natiea). J VIII, 314
(Nesierax). P ’99, 203
(Paludinestra). J ‘VII, 330
(Partula). P ’85, 206. z TX, 57
(Partulus). J IX, 57
(Pectunculus). viii, 223. P
61, 365; 05, 10. J IV, 276
)
us). P 55, Be
m). P 95, 186
Cristiceps). P '07, 442
(Pedicellina). J IX, 14
(Periaster). J VIII, 301; 325
Pi cs an J VIII, 284,
" (Pinguicula), Bi vii, 103
(Pinus). j i,
no F omtophils). *P 95, 183, 186,
(Proecellaria). P ’64, 141, 144
(Pteroglossus). P ’67, 112
(Pupa). P 1900, 428
(Pyrrhulauda). P ’99, 58
(Rorqualis). J VII, 444
298
australis. Continued.
(Seala). J VIII, 190
(Sealaria). J VIII, 191
(Sealops). P ’94, 158
(Scorpio). J V, 360, 371
(Septa). P ’04, 22
(Smaris). P ’04, 143
(Solemya). P ’72, 258
(Tarachichthys). P ’82, 307
(Terebratula). P ’73, 181
(Tinnunculus). P ’70, 149
(Tringa). jv, 95. P ’61, 180
(Viola). P ’03, 691
(Waldheimia). P ’73, 181
(Warnea). P ’61, 490
austriaca (Centaurea). j ii, 118
(Coronella). P ’60, 245
(Cucuiiea). P ’77, 22
(Pinus). P ’68, 182
austriacus (Zacholus). P ’60, 245
autocarinata (Elimia). P ’64, 38
(Goniobasis). P ’64, 38
(Melania). P ’64, 38
Autocha. P ’60, 16
Autodax. P 1900, 613, 618-621; ’01,
508; 708, 126
Autolytus. P
09, 331
Automalite. j ii, 249, 287
automaria (Galeruca). P ’65, 205
Automeris. P 710, 295, 311, 320
Autonomea. P ’52, 17; ’79, 421
autopsis (Simpulum). J IV, 293
autraniana (Deropeltis). P ’01, 275
autumnale (Helenium). P ’60, 514;
99, 112; ’02, 669
(Leontodon). P ’67, 21
autumnalis (Anas). P ’60, 197
(Bradycellus). P ’68, 374, 382,
379
93, 81; 02, 274;
(Chrysotis). P ’53, 372
(Dendrocygna). P ’60, 197;
64, 70; ’66, 98; ’92, 112; ’98, 497
(Ellychnia). P ’45, 308; 751,
334
(Erigone).
(Feronia).
(Forestiera).
(Geobeenus).
(Harpalus).
(Lampyris). P 745, 303
(Pachygnatha). P ’92, 51
(Plegadis). P ’05, 760; ’09,
355
(Saxifraga). J ITI, 192
(Sylvia). j iv, 195
(Tringa). P ’05, 760
Autunite. P ’82, 49; ’90, 83; ’92,
175, 193, 195
auxiliaris (Agrotis). P ’75, 422
Auxis. P '62, 124, 125; 04, 760
P 05, 314
P '68, 382
P 62, 7, 166
P 68, 382
P 43, 297
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Avahis. J X, 275, 293, 300, 302,
306, 328
avala (Trypeta). b ’94, 281
(Urophora). P ’94, 281
Avalana. P ’56, 64, 282
Avalis. P ’78, 152
avalonensis (Oreohelix).
283, 284
avanea (Hyas).
avara (Amycla). P ’62, 287
(Anachis). P ’98, 419
(Columbella). ii, 280, =
"71, 142, 143; ’82, 167, 172, 174,
176; ’91, 51; 798, 419; ’03, 757
P 05, 269,
P '50, 28
(Helicodonta). P ’58, 200
(Helix). P ’57, 191; 758, 200; ©
89, 205
(Hemiloma). P ’58, 209
(Lara). P ’52, 42
(Lycosa). P 792, 66; 703, 650;
04, 304; 08, 163, 222-226, 279,
281
avara var. gosiuta (Lycosa). P ’08,
225, 281
avara (Polygyra). ji, 277. ’75, 154;
76, 188
(Spongelia). P ’84, 203
(Stenotrema). P ’59, 188
(Succinea). P 757, 193; °58,
199; ’60, 164; °61, 307, 330; 64,
110; ’66, 315; °72, 105, 111; °75,
155, 230, 232; °79, 38; ’89, 209;
94, 23; ’96, 493; ’03, 213, 616;
06, 161; °08, 46; '09, 514; 710,
51, 86, 144. J VI, 181
(Trochosa). P ’92, 66; 703,
650; 704, 300, 301, 304; ’08, 281
avarum (Buccinum). P ’48, 96
avarus (Alpheus). P ’60, 29; 788,
321
Avellana. P ’56, 185; ’60, 185, 424;
93, 220; ’05, 19. J VIII, 315
avellana (Corylus). P ’62, 11; 782,
113; ’83, 85; °84, 117; ’90, 268;
99, 85, 86
(Pleurobema). P 1900, 81
avellane (Aleyrodes). P ’02, 280
Avena. P ’63, 78
avena (Marginella). P ’91, 50. J
VIII, 355
avenacea (Stipa). P ’04, 605
averellii (Unio). P ’88, 115
averruncus (Kathetostoma). P ’89,
260
averyi (Unio). P ’59, 281. J IV,
269
Aviceda. P ’59, 32
avicenna (Abutilon). P ’60, 511
Avicennia. P ’89, 69, 271, 399; ’01,
557; °05, 696; 09, 486
Avicola. J IX, 392
—_—
——
at li, 262; vi, 202; vii, 246;
, 234, 235. P "149, 178;
50, 145; 60, 180, 418,
; 2, 579; °63, 8;
hed 66, 260; °71, 133,
; °79, 219; 82, 159, 199, 200;
/ 855 '90,” 4555 ‘91, 46, 248;
705, 10. J 1, 126; I,
IX, 121, 151
(Polygonum). P ’60, 304
P ’87, 380
ay P ’78, 305
418, 427; 87,
y(Cardita). P 72, 257
es (Gervillia int P 787, 35
mus ) 60, 181, 428 ;
19, 422; *66, 314
i hy P ’79, 221. J IV,
na). P 60, 184; 62,
neulus). P ’48, 104
P ’60, 452; 63, 9;
69, 172; 70, 38, 39;
. ng 178; 783, 213;
423, 480, 499, 623, 625, 626,
; a 369; "03, 315; 04, 813;
(Corbicula). P ’01, 407
). P 05, 121
Terebra). P 04, 4
P 62, 240; 97, 132; 1900,
(Desmodium). P ’01, 558
er). P ’68, 382
e Aramides). P' °63, 107
Boreocottus). P ’59, 166
oe aie P 68, 380
Cistela) ios, 270. ’p 46, 59
(Corvina). 97, 76
(Coneinepie) P 73, 29
Cossyplus). P ’62, 140; 63,
es). fags 8 381; 05,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
299
axillaris. Continued.
(Gerres). P 783, 124; ’86,
269, 271
(Hydroporus). P 55, 292, 293
P ’63, 65°
P 1900, 508
(Lyeus). P ’45, 302
(Monasa). P ’60, 135; ’64, 288
(Ochthedromus). P ’57, 5
(Pratincola). P ’89, 79; 705,
(Purpuricenus). J II, 11
(Sciena). P ’97, 76
(Stethojulis). Pp 1900, 508
axin (Llaveia). P ’99, 259
Axinea. P 56, 314; "957, 166; ’60,
185, 428; ’61, 365, 419, 420; ’62,
580; ’65, 73; ’71, 127, 130; ’82,
199. J IV, 276, 295, 396, 402;
VIII, 335, 346
Axineine. P ’62, 580
Axinea. P ’67, 139; ’93, 222
Axinella. P ’84, 205
Axinellida. P ’84, 205
Axinite. P ’97, 442
Axinea. P ’76, 317; ’90, 403; 705,
10. J IX, 147
Axinopalpus. J IV, 14, 28
Axinus. P ’58, 262’; 59, 29;
Axionice. P 02, 276
Axiothea. P 02, 275; ’03, 485; 704,
157; 706, 239
Axis. P ’68, 247;
Axius. P ’52, 13
Axolotl. P ’04, 688. J I, 292; XII, 20
axolotl (Siredon). P ’67, 184. J
I, 292
Axophyllus. P ’76, 28
aya (Lutianus). P ’06, 98
aygula (Chlorichthys). P ’82, 275
(Coris). P 1900, 510
aymardi (Ancodus). J IX, 462
(Elotherium). J VII, 175
ayresi (Coturnicops). P ’94, 146
(Porzana). P 94, 146
ayresiana (Arionta). P ’75, 155
(Helix). P ’73, 244; ’75, 218;
789, 202.
ayresii (Acipenser). P ’89, 254, 256
(Colaptes). P ’66, 56; ’99, 16.
J Ii, 270
(Lepidosteus). P 710, 605
(Parophrys). P ’64, 197
(Picus). P ’99, 18
Aysha. P 703, 340; ’04, 121; ’09,
200
Aytha. P
Aythia. P
Aythya. P ’59, 109, 193; ’62, 322;
64, 72; '66, 99; ’69, 217; °71, 37;
89, 267; °90, 217; ’93, 23, 32,
60; °95, 468. J IX, 405, 410
770
"72, 91
75, 41
98, 140
09, 355
300
Azalea.
1900, 546; ’02, 668; ’07, 455; 710,
570. J III, 94, 194
azalea (Sphinx). J IV, 147
Azara. P ’74, 25, J VIII,. 332
azara (Ramphastos). P ’67, 114
azare (Canis). J XI, 463
(Didelphis). P ’97, 24
(Hydropsalis). J II, 114
(Pteroglossus). P ’67, 113, 114
(Pyranga). P ’66, 71; ’69,
130, 132
Azarella. P ’02, 699
Azaria. P ’72, 252; ’02, 699
Azeca. P 775, 148
azederach (Melia).
122; ’05, 700
P ’89, 372; 702,
Azilia. P ’09, 208
azoides (Saxifraga). P ’93, 210
Azor. P ’98, 57
aztec (Conurus). P ’90, 205
azteca (Aidemona).
442, 805, 841
(Blattella). P ’05, 791, 839
(Eiphosoma). P ’73, 381
(Homeogamia). P ’03, 181, 184
(Ischnoptera). P ’06, 266
(Isodontia). P ’97, 376
(Lampronota). P ’73, 408
(CEdipoda). P ’04, 526
(Pezotetiix). P ’05, 442
(Phylloptera). P ’04, 543
(Pimpla). P ’73, 401
(Seolopendra). J V, 29
(Sphex). P ’97, 376
(Stilpnochlora). P
05, du
(Tauriphila). P ’08, 489
aztecorum (Lampsilis). P ’09, 533
(Unio). P ’09, 537 .
aztecum (Platephyma). P ’04, 536
aztecus (Arvicola). P 94, 282
(Cryptus). P ’73, 188
(Heliastus). P 704, 528;
402
(Hesperomys).
(Ichneumon).
(Lithobius).
(Mesoleptus).
(Mesostenus).
(Notropis).
(Palemon). P ’93, 122
(Paratettix). P ’04, 666
(Pareecanthus). P ’05, 836, 843
(Telmatettix). P 704, 666;
07, 69; 709, 116, 130
(Tomonotus). P ’04, 526; ’07,
38, 72; ’08, 367, 386, 387; ’09, 149
(Vesperinus). P ’74, 180
azul (Goniloba). P ’66, 340
azumai (Clausilia). P ’04, 616, 816,
817
P 04, 536; °05,
04, 543;
05,
P 74, 180
P 73, 110, 128
P ’03, 152
P 73, 390
P 73, 150, 152
P ’10, 273
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
P 58, 126;° 60, 200, 303; -
azumai idiopylis (Clausilia).
817
azurea (Alcedo). P 750, 69
(Ceblepyris). P ’59, 53
(Ceyx). P ’50, 69
(Chrysiptera).
(Chrysobothris). P ’57, 8
(Hichornia). P
(Hypothymis).
(Niltana). P
(Phyllomedusa).
(Pontederia). P 4
(Sylvia). j iv, 194; viii, 153
(Synoeca). P ’98, 446
(Volucella). P ’94, 276
azureipennis (Montezumia).
462
P 04,
P 99,
azureum (Tropeolum). P ‘58, 124
azureus (Alepidosaurus). P ’62, 127
(Ceanothus). P 798, 395
(Graucalus). P ’51, 848; ’59,
53; ’99, 39 :
(Pithecopus). P ’68, 112. J
VI, 86
(Seeloporus). P 754, 94
Azurite. P ’82, 36; ’92, 193
azurufa (Muscicapa). P ’67, 218
babecula (Sylvia). P ’67, 221
Babia. P 58, 83; ’73, 27. J IV, 41
babingtoni (Lycosa). P 1900, 538;
01, 586; ’02 ,559; 704, 134, 290;
08, 163, 228, 229
Babirussa. P ’78, 61
babirussa (Sus). P ’46, 94. J I, 19
babista (Baccha). F ’94, 276
babylonica (Cancellaria). P 748, 97;
90, 397
(Chemnitzia). P ’99, 176
P ’64, 46
(Melania).
babylonica (Salix). P ’73, 363; 709,
babylonica annularis (Salix). P ’70,
129
babylonicum (Gyrotoma). P 64, 96;
65, 34
b] ?
,
(Melatoma). P ’64, 96
(Schizostoma). P
65, 34
bacalaus (Gobius). P ’58, 168
Bacanius. P 753, 291
bacbakbiri (Loxia). P ’64, 250
(Laniarius). P ’62, 314
bacea (Acatinellastrum). P ’88, 28
(Bulimella). P ’88, 28
(Coeeoerinus). P ’81, 234; 785,
257, 312, 337; ’87, 103
(Euhadra). P ’05, 734
(Eulota). P ’05, 734
bacea var. sinistrorsa (Helix). P
05, 734
bacea (Hexacrinus).
(Laminella).
P '81, 253
P 88, 28
164, 93, 96;
(Gaylussacia). P
(Psilota). P ’95, 329 -
canadensis (Taxus).
).. P 701, 560
10, 546,
P 91,
“P 789, 387; 1900, 637,
646, 647, 652, 656-660, 670;
650-653, 664; 05, 697; 09,
ter). P 94, 276
P ’98, 148
59, 31; ’65, 2;
. P 59, 31; ’65, 2
elis). P ’61, 353
os). P ’61, 353
Hematopus). P ’93, 22,
7
hj viii, 96. P 04,
i ubericolor (Microlagus).
383
aii (Georissa). P 08, 38
‘aematopus). j viii, 56. J
tris (Stenogyra). P '87, 135
bulina) P87, 135
es P ’82, 1455; 90,” 438;
80, 83, 5
‘ ag ‘. 194, 275
a
1 eit). P 94, 275
P64, 50-62;
04,
astrum. P ’61, 68
“P04, 107
P ’07, 161
P 04, 61, 107
P 79, 301, 370
05, 795
(Eunotia). P ’65, 13, 18
s(Camelus). P ’50, 84
ctrodesmus. P '96, 260
etrododema. P ’04, 70
romantis. P ’07, 29
lis (Chanda). P 05, 500
£ "Hamiltonia). P 05, 500
__INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
01, |
301
Baculites. j vi, 89, 196, 202; viii,
211, 221. P ’41, 108; ’46, 32, 39;
50, 67; 7°55, 265; 56, 114,” 267, ;
281; 57, 116, 125- 127, 153; 58,
45, 146, 155, ’218, 257; 61, 316,
394, 419, 421, 425, 426, 428, 430,
445; 62, 21; °66, 279; 68, 286;
"74, 224; 76, 348; 82, 194, 204;
91, 159, 160; 92. 136; ’93, 220;
97, 427; 05, "26. J Ii, 323, 334;
IV, 276, "298, 299; ieigag 8 309
paculoides (Goniobasis). P 69, 125.
J VIII, 62
baculum (Goniobasis). P ’64, 35
(Melania). P ’64, 35
(Ortaoceras). P ’60, 310
baculus (Baculites). P 61, 445
Bacunculide. P ’04, 107
Bacunculine. P ’04, 61
Bacuneulus. P ’04, 50, 53; ’07, 283
Badhamia. P ’90, 195; ’93, 372
badia eens) r P 96, 230
ertene®) 54, 229
(Columba). > is, 229
orerod) P 57, ’37; 59, 34;
"(Helicina). P 705, 730
(Helix). P 74, 52, 57
(Hirundo). P 599, 44
(Limnobia). P 59, 198; ’60, 15
(Osmosita). P ’ 106
(Planaria). P ’57, 23, 30
(Pupa). P 758, 208
becion (Camaroptera), i 59, 39
(Sylvia). P 59, 3
badicollis (Agrotis).
(Ammoconia).
Badiera. P ’89, 365
badiipennis (Bradycellus).
(Geophagus).
(Stenolophus).
(Stereopalpus). P 55, 271
badinodis (Agrotis). P ’74, 203
badioflavus (Adenomus). P ’60, 371
badipennis. P 43, 297, 301
badipes (Aphodius). P 744,135. J
I, 103
Badister. P 743, 296, 299; °44, 51;
59, 83, 287; 68, 379; 73, 324
badium (Cryptobium). P ’66, 347
(Rhabdosoma). J VIII, 181
badius (Agelaius). P ’66, 15
’p "5, 56
P °75, 56
P 68, 379
P 71, 251
P 68, 382
(Ceeropis). P ’53, $71; ’99, 44
(Celestus). P 68, 124, 126;
96, 464
“ Caren: P 755, 389; ’57,
2 *
Dirhagus). “P ’44, 149; ’52, 47
Olas). P 66, 15
(Fornax). P 52, 47
(Harpalus). P ’43, 297
302
badius. Continued.
(Hyphantornis). P 50, 573
9, 38
(Leptura). J I, 335
(Merops). P ’64, 244
(Micronisus). P ’62, 312
(Polyporus). J III, 207
(Rhodilus). P ’90, 125
(Tenebrio). j iii, 265
(Typocerus). J I, 335
badius-tristis (Elater). P °45, 139
Bena. P 70; 128; ’71, 228, ’72,
162; ’91, 422-428
Baénide. P ’91, 425
9
Beocera. P ’60, 322, 323
baeolopha (Cyclura). P ’61, 123;
66, 124
baeri (Criotettix). P 04, 662
(Glyptocrinus). P ’81, 367;
’85, 307, 317
(Lituites). P 65, 263
(Nautilus). P 65, 263
(Reteocrinus). P ’81, 367;
85, 316
(Trochoceras). P 65, 268
(Xenocrinus). P ’85, 317
Berocrinus. P ’79, 297, 370; ’85,
233, 262; ’86, 110, 119-133; ’90,
377-390
betica (Lycena). P ’85, 86
beticata (Sylvia). P ’67, 221
Betis. j vili, 41. P 62, 367, 401
Betisea. P ’62, 368, 878, 401
Beus. P ’03, 82
baffini (Arcturus).
156
bagosa (Sargus). P 94, 272
bagre (Silurus). P 703, 346
Bagrine. P ’05, 469
P 91, 480; 701,
Bagroides. P ’05, 469
bagrus (Silurus). P ’63, 179
bagsana (Clausilia). P ’05, 738
(Hemiphedusa).
bahamense (Epidendrum). P
355
(Solanum).
bahamensis (Acacia). P ’89, 375
(Brachypodella). P ’98, 279
(Bulimulus). P ’73, 248
(Certhia). P ’64, 271
(Certhiola). P ’64, 271
(Mimosa). P ’89, 375
(Mimus). P ’63, 291
(Nyctinomus). P ’02, 641
(Pinus). P ’89, 353
(Pecilonetta). P ’64, 71
(Statice). P ’89, 389
(Tyrannula)., P ’72, 78
(Vernonia). P ’89, 387
Bahia. P ’63, 65; ’84, 87
bahiefolia (Monolopia). J IIT, 93
P 05, 738
89,
P '89, 395
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
bahianus (Acanthurus). P 97, 126
(Teuthis). P ’97, 126
bahiense (Musculium). P ’60, 288 ;
62, 32
(Pisum). P ’60, 288; 62, 32
(Spherium). P ’60, 288; 62, 32
bahiensis (Cyclas). P ’60, 288; ’62, 32
baicalensis (Lubomirskia). P ’87, 270
Baiera. P ’01, 606 :
baileyana (Chondria). P 55, 412 :
(Chylocladia). P ’55, 412
baileyi (Biddulphia). P ’61, 71;
90, 137; 1900, 698, 730
(Crotaphytus). P 93, 384;
97, 461; °03, 544, 545, 550
(Meyenia). P ’81, 150;
179, 211, 237, 239
(Neotoma). P 794, 244
(Perognathus). P 94, 262
(Podosphenia). P ’61, 67
(Rhabdonia). P 52, 148
(Spongilla). P ’87, 179, 227,
239
(Stauroneis). P ’65, 12, 16
(Surirella). P ’63, 388; ’65, 7
bailloni (Pteroglossus). P ’67, 114
(Rallus). P 94, 144
(Ramphastos). P ’67, 114
(Trachynotus). P ’62, 437
Baillonius. P ’67, 114
Baillonus. P 62, 437 .
bainbridgei ,Pleurodonte). P 710,514 —
bainbridgensis (Centrocrinus). P ’81,
295 q
(Melocrinus). P ’81, 295; ’82,31
Baiomys. P ’94, 257 ;
Baione. P ’77, 88
Baiostoma. P ’03, 350 4
bairdi (Anchitherium). P 758, 158;
70, 112. J VII, 21, 165, 303-310, ©
87,
eee Se eee ee ee
358, 402 q
(Busyeon). P 7’56, 282; 760, —
422; 61, 419
(Coluber). P 703, 553
(Coniglobus). P ’05, 735
(Eulota). P ’05, 735
(Lanius). P ’85, 93
(Lepus). P ’95, 248
(Pyropsis). P ’76, 284 a
(Pyrula). P ’56, 66, 282; 60, ©
422; °76, 284 .
(Semotilus). P ’83, 158
(Squalius). P ’83, 157
(Tringa). P 1900, 526
bairdiana (Goniobasis). P 62, 267; —
64, 36. J V, 317 a
bairdianus (Lophiodon). P ’71, 229; —
ies ). P 62, 242
(Sphyrenops). P ;
(Unio). P ’57, 102. J IV, 361
——
—
P ’61, 83, 88; ’62, 238;
29, 164; 977, 210; 797,
9, 355; 06, 488
Acipenser). P ’89, 251, 257
s). P ’61, 191, 194;
eLOGTOMa
P °53, 451; °55, 280;
0, 142;’ °75, 101, 111;
nn ephilus ) e P 63, 322 3
»)- P 68, 89
ea). P 55, $27; °57,
ognathus). P 65, 188
a). P?
pieaeece
P 62, 149
taprion). P 63, 216, 217
P ’56, 126
P 61, 300
us). P 99, 20. J
P 61, 28
. PP 7, 113;
zGe,, 27
parus P ’63, 177; ha 331
Z Callidium). J II, 1
2k plotrapes) ae Poh @9
cer, 42, 51, 69
eri (Barnes) P '62, 194, 207
cholas). P 762, 195, 207
tamopyrgus). P 491, 328
ia. P 59, 29; °91, 249; ’87,
a. P 51, 308; °65, 168, 273;
297; °67, 132; ’68, 159, 193.
4;. 69, 10, 11, 14, 15; ’71, 13;
89; 88, 101; 1900, 34. J I,
36 5 440
a (Biddulphia). P 1900, 692,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
303
balena. Continued.
(Zygoceros). P 1900, 713
balenaris (Lepis). P ’63, 140
Balaeniceps. P 69, 200, 203
Balenide. P 67, 144; 69, 14. J
Balenoptera. P ’67, 144; ’68, 159,
193; ’69, 11, 15, 16, 17; 91, 474-
478. J VII, 440, 441, 444
Balanide. P ’90, 443
Balanidea. j ii, 323
Balaninus. 68, 365. J IV, 40
Balanocrinus. P ’81, 373
Balanoglossus. P ’78, 300;
102; ’87, 347
balanoides (Balanus). P
78, 299; ’82, 224; ’01, 146, 167.
J Il, 151
(Lepas). P ’63, 140
Balanomorpha. P ’73, 51
Balanophoracee. P ’03, 352
balanorum (Bryopa). P ’61, 488
"82, 93,
63, 140;
Balantidium. P ’77, 259
yess 1 ame (Scomber). P ’62,
Balantiopteryx. P ’92, 217
"78, 299; 5?
170, 431; ’90, 145, 443; °91, 355;
96, 208: °97, 332; 98, 419; ’01,
07, "360-362. J ul, 151;
balanus (Lepus). P ’63, 140
balao (Hemiramphus). j ii, 136. P
84, 221, 222, 225
145, 167;
325
Balatro. P ’8%, 244, 250
balaustina (Epeira). P ’88, 198;
03, 341; 04, 129
(Kellia). P ’72, 230
balbiani (Trypanosoma). P ’91, 10,
11, 66
balbisiana (Smilax). P ’89, 360
balbo (Evermannella). P ’01, 211
(Odontostomus). P ’01, 211
(Seopelus). P ’01, 211
balchii (Inoceramus). P ’60, 180,
428 ,
baldus (Ypthima). P ’85, 86
baldwinensis (Unio). P ’59, 170.
J IV, 330
baldwini (Chriacus). P ’92, 296
(Deltatherium). P ’92, 296
(Helicina). P ’08, 560
(Hemipteronotus). J XII, 541
baldwinii (Achatinella). P ’88, 47
P ’88, 47
304
Continued.
P 67, 23
P 1900, 341
788,15; 796, 425;
baldwinii.
(Cyperus).
(Vernonia).
Balea. P ’75, 148;
98, 267; 701, 470
Balearica. P ’70, 86; ’05, 760
balearicum (Ophisoma). P ’92, 246
baleata (Callula). P ’02, 694. J
VI, 192
(Kaalvula). P
baleatus (Eupristis). P ’64, 168
balfouriana (Pinus). P ’73, 370
balfourii (Clerodendron). P ’89, 399
09, 403
balia (Lachnosterna). J III, 255
(Melolontha). j v, 194 J
III, 255
(Phyllophaga). J III, 235
baliocoryphus (Elaps). P ’59, 346;
’60, 73; ’62, 347
baliopterus (Omegasyrphus). P ’95,
329
Balistapus. P ’99, 496; 1900, 514,
528; 703, 162. J XII, 547
Balistes. P ’63,.177, 180; ’70, 120;
782, 282, 309; ’84, 46,99; ’92, 278;
97, 79, 126, 127; ’99, 360-496;
1900, 514; ’03, 162; ’04, 510; 710,
602
Balistide. P ’92, 278; ’97, 126;
99, 360, 496; 1900, 514, 528; 703,
162; ’04, 510. J XII, 546
Balitora. P ’61, 7
ballanus (Labrus). P ’82, 306
balli (Eremopedes). P ’06, 417
ballistarius (Brachinus). P ’62, 524
Ballota. P ’77, 108
balloui (Orphulella). P ’06, 21
balnearia (Cypris). P ’09, 108
balonnensis (Melania). P ’50, 11
(Unio). P °50,10. J II, 295
Balophila. P ’73, 65
Balsam. P ’75, 18
balsamea (Abies). P
160; ‘76, 173, 174;
355; 702, 474, 478
balsamifera (Hedwigia). P ’89, 372
(Hosackia). P ’63, 352
(Populus). P ’63, 76
balsamina (Momordica). P ’89, 383
Balsaminacee. P 758, 127; ’60, 511;
1900, 667
Balsaminee., P ’89, 370
balsamite (Senecio). P 763, 68;
1900, 486; 710, 546, 548, 577
balsamitifolia (Calycera). P ’77, 107
70, 91; '74,
80, 343; 01,
Balsamorrhiza. j vii, 37. P 798,
32, 305
balteata (Coronella). P 753, 286;
60, 255
54, 81. J
(Cymatodera). P
36
"(Diabrotica). P ’65, 212, 218
INDEX TO GENERA, ‘SPECIES, ETC.
balteata. Continued.
(Leptachatina). P ’88, 51
(Macroglossa). J IV, 131
balteatum (Cryptorhopalum). P 54,
110. J IV, 32
balteatus (Abramis). P 756, 202
(Cerambyx). J II, 177; IV, 40
(Collops). P 53, 230. P i
IV, 35
(Cyprinus). P ’56, 201
(Eques). P ’63, 176
(Heros). P ’77, 180, 184
(Litargus). P 56,14, J IV, 32
(Mulloides). P ’85, 154
(Richardsonius). P ’56, 202
(Trimerodytes). P ‘94, 4286
(Upeneus). P ’85, 154
balthica (Alea). P ’68, 4, 18
(Uria). P ’68, 68
(Utamania). P ’68, 4
baltica (Acervularia). P 741, 18
(Euglypha). P ’78, 173
(Lagynis). P ’74, 227; ’78, 173
balticum (Pleurosigma). P ’61, 71;
1900, 473
balticus (Juncus). P ’63, 77; ’84, 94
baltimore (Hyphantes). P ’67, 62
(Ieterus). P ’53, 396; ’73, 293;
75, 349
(Oriolus). j iii, 361. P 764,
242; ’67, 62; ’75, 349
(Yphantes). P 748, 90; 753,
383; ’56, 291
baltimorensis (Anisodactylus). P 743,
297. J IV, 29
(Buprestis). P ’57, 7
(Dicerea). I ’73, 85, 331
(Harpalus). J IV, 29
baltimoriana (Geolycosa). P 704,
293, 297; ’08, 246 ;
(Lycosa). P 702, 538, 561;
04, 297; ’08, 163, 224, 246 |
(Tarentula). P ’02, 561; 704,
297; ’08, 246
Baltimorite. P 92, 189
Bambusa. P ’89, 130, 361;
560
Bambusina. P ’69, Biol. 16
bamffia (Munida). P ’58, 238
bamffius (Astacus). P 58, 238
(Fusus). P ’63, 141
banana (Gobius). P ’97, 132
(Pendulinus). P ’67, 54
bananivora (Cereba). P ’09, 364
Bananivorus. P ’67, 54
bancanus (Tarsius). P ’97, 35
Banchus. P ’94, 189
bandi (Mullus). P ’82, 306
bandoni (Caricella). ’p 80, 364,
368, 373 |
(Turbinella). P ’80, 364, 373 —
(Voluta). P ’80, 364, 368
01, 557,
de eg ee
Bene 444
62, 444
om P 05,462
Pe
Gallug). 5 413
). P 08, 164, 173,
P 04, 132
P 02, 281
. P 66, 165, 166, 169,
llaria). P ’66, 166, 172
joprion). P ’66, 166, 172
ndosermyle). P *04, 514
(Carinella). P °01, 673
Siphia). P ’89, 154
65, 136; ’68, 221
P 70, 5; ’91, 428
‘vii, 96. ‘P 61, 452; 62,
345 ; 1900, 483, 546; ’09,
. P 70,3
rocoptis). P °98, 274
j viii, 211,
54, 170; 756,
ansis (Squilla). P ’58,
P 74, 54;
aaa P 756, 314
a). P 702, 708
=a J v, 160
ey 02, 708
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
305
barbarus (Cyprinus). ads i, 88
(Faleo). j ii {
(Lestes). P Hi a ‘
ee P a? 129
barbata (Ascidia). j iii, 8
(Brotula). P 763, 179; ’84,
170, 175
‘(Cetonia). iii, 289
(Chloris). 01, 558
(Chrysomitris). P ’65, 90
(Diffiugia). P ’74, 157
(Eunoé). P 710 Begg 350
(Fringilla). P ’65,
Myrmica). P °77, 299, 303
(Nebela). P 74, 157; 76,
115; °79, 162
(Oreohelix). P 705, 270, 271,
278, 279, 280, 282; °10, 48, 77
barbata minima (Oreohelix). P 710,
94
barbata ( ena). P ’85, 398, 403
(Serpula). j viii, 224. P 05,4
(Sesarma). P ’80, 221
(Usnea). P 1900, 651
(Viola). P ’03, 691
Barbatia. P ’62, 290, 580; ’81, 448;
82, 199; 705,9. J IV, 276; VIII,
290, 321, 346
Barbatula. P
99, 38, 49
barbatula (Nemachilus).
barbatulus (Gorytes).
530
barbatum (Hieracium).
(Ophidion). P
210, 257; ’64, 200;
(Tetrabothrium ). P 58, 111
barbatus (Cancer). P ’80, 205
(Clibanarius). P ’91, 183
(Enchelyopus). P ’63, 179
(Erignathus). P 1900, 43
(Eumolpus). j v, 296
Gadus). P ’63, 234
(Glyptoscelis). P ’73, 36
(Gnathochasmus). P ’58, 105;
80, 221
(Gnathograpsus). P 80, 204
(Gymnapistes). P ’82, 277
(Lineatus). P ’64, 191
(Mesoleptus). P ’94, 189
(Mullus). P ’85, 149-152; ’92,
269
barbatus auratus (Mullus). P ’85, 151
barbatus surmuletus (Mullus). P ’85,
151
barbatus (Myeetes). P 62, 518
(Orectolobus). P ’08, 53
55, 324; 59, 140;
P '63, 257
P 95, 522,
j vii, 70
92, 276; 63,
84, 175
306
barbatus. Continued.
(Pentstemon). P
173; 798, 400
(Pieus). P ’67, 217
(Pogonomyrmex). P ’77, 304;
03, 215; 783, 295; 703, 215
(Pseudograpsus). P ’80, 205
(Psilocephalus). P ’82, 283
(Sus). P ’02, 147
(Triwnophorichthys). P ’97, 85
(Triewnopogon). P ’97, 85
(Trichophorus). P 759, 43
barbellata (Gentiana). P ’63, 74
barbifrons (Grimaldia). P70, Biol. 4
barbigera (Helix). P ’58, 200; 775,
205; ’89, 204
(Polygyra).
(Stenotrema).
barbigerus (Heterograpsus). P
192, 208
barbimanus (Heterograpsus). P ’80,
192, 208
(Utica). P 780, 206
Barbine. P 705, 483
barbinode (Thaspium).
Barbodes. J X1i, 500
barboti (Leperditia).
Barbula. P ’55, 446; ’63, 95
barbula (Helix). P 741, 133
barbulata (Pyxidanthera). P
146; ‘07, 455
barbulatum (Panicum). P 1900, 662;
10, 552
Barbus. P ’92, 242;
barbus (Cyprinus). P 705, 483
barcene (Nerinewa). P ’90, 468
barelayi (Salix). P ’84, 91
barclayii (Mauritia). P ’72, 271
barda (Coccinella). P ’59, 286, 292
(Milesia). j vi, 163
bardus (Halictus). P ’98, 51
(Mesoleptus). P ’73, 390
(Quedius). P 744, 39
Barentsia. J IX, 138, 15
barffi (Patula). J IX, 39
Baridius. P ’55, 417; ’58, 79; ’59,
79; ’68, 361. J IV, 40
barilensis (Aneylus). P ’97, 298
Barissia. P ’64, 228; ’66, 132; 96,
464; ’03, 552, 556; 708, 118
barita (Gracula). j i, 254; iii, 365.
P ’66, 405, 409
(Seaphidura). P ’66, 415
Barite. P ’76, 12, 156; ’78, 99;
38; ’92, 181, 184; ’07, 446
baritula (Diglossa). P 64, 273
baritus (Chaleophanes). P ’66, 406
(Quiscalus). P ’66, 404; ’69,
134
63, 71; 97,
P 1900, 113, 131
P 75, 154, 204
80,
P 60, 200
P 97, 414
60,
05, 483, 486
82,
Barlea. P ’94, 347
barleei (Diplodonta). P
Barnadesia. P 58, 133
72, 94
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES,
barrandii (Caleeocrinus). P ’86, 200,
ETC.
Barnea. P 62, 191, 194, 207; 39,
274; ’03, 757
barnesianus (Unio). P ’53, 245; 54,
244
Barnhardite. P ’74, 112
Barnhardtite. P ’67, 86
Barnia. P ’62, 207; 72, 230
Barnite. P ’92, 179-181 3
Baroda. P 77, 22 a
barodensis (Aleyrodes). P ’02, 281 7
baroli (Puffinus). P 764, 135, ‘T44 a
Baronia. P ’58, 127 '%
Barquense. P "65, 131 a
barquense (Dentalium). P 62, 42.
barquensis (Bellerophon). P 62,
427 ;
(Rhynchonella). P ’62, 408 —
P ’82, 307; *
barracauda (Esox).
68; ’97, 98; ’03, 749
(Sphyrena). P ’84, 72;
98; ’03, 749; ’06, 92
barracudina (Paralepis). P 710, 403
Barrandeocrinide. P , 265, 312,
347
Barrandeocrinus. P ’85, 313, 347 J
86, 221
205
barratti (Boleosoma).
P77, 98
(Goniobasis). P 62, 271;
39. J V, 335
(Hololepis). P 764, 233
(Unio). P ’53, 245. J V, 4
barretti (Argia). P ’08, 478
(Gryllus). P ’04, 547
(Neotettix). P 05, 801
(Ochetotettix). P ’05, 801,
(Thecidium). P ’73, 195
barrettiana (Argiope). P 73,
(Cistella). P ’73, 193
Barrichia. P ’09, 486
barriensis (Illenus). P ’70, 54 ~
Barringtonia. P ’76, 169
barrisi (Calceoerinus). P 786, 200
J Iii,
(Cyathoerinus). P 79, 08.
(Eoterioeemea P °79, 308
(Protaster). P ’69, 83
Ehime P66,
81, 386
(Straparollus). P 763, —
89, 295 a
barrisii (Poteriocrinus). P ’68, ¢
338 a
barrovianus (Larus). P 1900, 9
Barsonia. P ’95, 63, 122-131
barteyresiana (Dictyota). is oa
bartholemica (Certhia). P ’60,
bartholomea (Clonistria). P
bartholomei (Caranx). P ’58, 168 —
(Volutella). P 793, iit a
bartolomei (Pistillaria). P ’93, 44
fii (Astyanax). P ’06, 343
Tetragonopterus). P ’71, 260;
gii (Loligo). j ii, 95
4 vii, 23. P 748, 235 760,
61; 1900, 485. “J I, 180;
3 persons). ji, 443. P '50,
. (Crategus). P 05, 634,
o fPetscms). j i, 167. -P
52, 8
P 52, 88
r cus). P 710, 609
Trionyx). P 54, 189
Virio). P ’51, 151
! P 63, 96;
mia (Totanus). j v, 85
ana (Crategus). P 05, ‘579,
meeligo). j ii, 90
trephes). P ’78, 301
nga). P 55, 315
j Actidurus), P 754, 179;
764, 67; '68, 150. J
P 53, 427
P 56, 295
eptostyla). P ’09, 545
63, 94; 93, 212; 98,
J III, 183, 195
95, 474;
68, 338, 339, 340;
770, 23; 78, 244. 265;
285, 289, 305-323, 372:
136, 148, 186, 222; °90,
us (Cyathocrinus). P ’78,
, 308; °86, 148
P °78, 29
tus). P ’53,290. JIV,31
j. P 97, 240, 241
ulotis). P 65, 32
ccs). P's 62, - 166.
elestus). P 52, 168. J
iacantha). P °47, 179;
eletes). J I, 76
pI Satis): P 199, 200
hrysobothris). ’p 58, 68;
amy
(Cixius). P 07, 489
Dasytes). P ’52, 171; ’66, 361
D: lirius). Pp 57, 40h 2 ds
ees ro GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
/
307
basalis. Continued.
(Fornax). P ’66, 387
(Goniobasis). P ’65, 32
(Helicus). P 52, 43
(Hister). P ’61, 343
(Glyptocrinus). P ’85, 325
(Lestes). j viii, 35
(Libellula). j viii, 28
(Liodes). P 753, 285
(Mantis). P ’03, 710
(Megachile). P ’96, 557
(Megara). P ’65, 32
(Melania). P
(Melyris). P ’66, 361
(Oberea). J II,
(Ochthedromus).
(Orodus).
(Oxytelus).
(Platydema).
(Platynus). P 754, 52
(Platysoma). P ’61, 343
(Ptilinus). P ’58, 78. J IV, 36
(Rhombodera). P ’03, 710
(Seydmenus). P ’52, 152
(Tetraopes). J II, 157; IV, 12
(Tritoma). P 54, 162. J L yp!
(Unio). P ’72, 161. J VII, 48
(Xyphilus). P 55, 276
basaltica (Favosites). Pp 41, 18
basaltiforme (Lithostrotion). P ’52,
190
Basanite. P 91, 99; °92, 178; 795,
56, 242; 60,
508
Bascanion. P ’53, 300;
72; °66, 319; °71, 49; ’82, 330;
95, 391; ’97, 463; 701, 56-60; 706,
109, 419; ’08, 97, 121
Baseanium. P ’62, 338; 68, 106;
83, 11-35; ’92, 335; 793, 385, 387;
701, 56, 61-63; ’08, 121
bascanium (Cecula). P ’84, 43
baschkiricus (Pentamerus). P ’97,
414, 420
Basella. P ’89, 402
P 57, 4
J 1X, 482
P ’44, 41
J I, 101
’ Baselleae. P ’89, 402
baselloides (Boussingaultia). P ’89,
402
Baseodiseus. P ’57, 159
basifissus (Crocodilus). J II, 135
basifulva (Echinomyia). P 94, 278
basilaris (Apate). j ili, 321
(Cantharis). j iii, 181. P
51, 343
(Catops). j iii, 194
(Cereopis). j vi, 314
(Chelonus). P 749, 203
(Chrysomela). j iii, 451. P
56, 39; °73, 50
(Elater). j iii, 172
(Harpalus). P ’65, 102
(Heros). P ’77, 180, 182
(Leptis). j iii, 86
308
basilaris. Continued.
(Libellula). P ’98, 143
(Musea). P ’94, 279
(Podabrus). P ’51, 343
(Tettigonia). j iv, $44
(Tramea). P ’98, 143
basilewski (Perca). P ’62, 16
basilica (Epeira). P ’78, 126, 130,
188; ’81, 169; ’82, 257
Basilichthys. P ’54, 198; ’99, 326,
338; ’03, 734, 735
Basilicus. P ’56, 237
-basilis (Jurinia). P ’94, 277
(Tetraopes). P 66, 349
basilisea (Caudisona). P ’64, 166;
66, 308
Basiliscus. P ’62, 181, 356; ’66,
123; °68, 97, 282; ’96,. 463. J
68, 316;
VIII, 125
basiliseus (Chameleo). P
J XII, 552
J IV, 30
96, 310
'(Seartichthys).
basillaris (Acilius).
(Amara). P 743, 297; 755, 351
(Anthicus).
98
(Catops).
(Cistela).
(Dytiscus).
(Harpalus). P
Basilosauride. P ’67, 144;
73, 264
Basilosaurus. P .’46, 15; °47, 313;
48, 1, 4, 57; °63, 377; °67, 144,
155; 70, 96. J rt 5-16; VII, 420,
427°
basimaculatus (Typhlops). P ’66, 320
basirufus (Priocnemis). P ’97, 266
P 53, 282
j iii, 269
J IV, 30
73, 325
68, 184;
(Salius). P ’97, 266, 277
basistriatum (Cerion). P 95, 206;
96, 326, 335
’(Paracerion). P ’95, 206
basistrigella (Lithocolletis). P 59,
319, 821; 60, 433
basitruncatus (Crocodilus). J II, 135
baskervillei (Helix). P ’58, 197
Basommatophora. P 1900, 562, 570;
10, 144
bassana (Sula). P ’61, 241; ’71, 38
Bassania. P ’09, 215. J I, "245, 246
Bassaricyon. P "76, 20-25; ’77, 267
Bassaris. P ’76, 20-23 ; "89, 319;
92, 217; 93, 413
Bassariscus. P ’93, 413-418; ’95, 447
bassensis (Sillago). P ’61, 503, 504
bassett1 (Eupachyerinus). P 79,
361; ’86, 173
Bassus. P. 78, 374; '94, 189, 190
bastale (Agonum). P 754, 52
(Tritoma). P ’47, 175; 754,
162. JT, 71
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
j iii, 279. P ’52,
372
(Miacis). P ’89, 221; ’92, 320.
J IX, 172
(Sarcothraustes ). P 92, 303° ies
Bathymyzon. P ’07, 464 ;
bastardi (Anthrax). P ’94, 275
(Erax). P ’95, 324
bastropensis (Astyris).
(Cansellaria’.- P 95, 66
(Cytherea). P 795, 97, 130
(Fusus). P 95, 71
(Leda). P 95, ‘46
(Pyramidella). P ’95, 76
(Solarium). P ’95, 83
Batagur. P ’68, 250 ;
04, 611 a
P 70, 120)"
Batatas. P ’67, 21;
batatas (Convolvulus).
(Ipomoea). P 789, 393
batava (Teredo). P ’62, 468
batavus (Teredo). P ’62, 455 +f
(Unio). P 60, 3. J Ill, 300 |
batei (Crangon). P ’95, 187 i
(Pontophilus). P ’95, 185
batesi (Augochlora). P 1900, 370
(Cannacria). P ’08, 489 a
batesii (Anodon). J. VIII, 335
(Anodonta). P ’74, 29
(Parmula). P ’87, "256, 257
(Spongilla). P 87, 257
Bathmodon. P ’72, 38, 279;
102, 371; °75, 73; 16, te .
294; °92, 439. J’ VIII, 71, 75,
76, 83-88
Bathmodontide. P 74, 117
Bathybius. P ’74, 14
Bathycrinus. P 85, 272;
90, 373
Bathyergine. P ’96, 541 ae
Bathygnathus. P: 753, 404; 767,
234; ’68, 199, 200. J II, 327-380
VILI, 449- 451
bathygnathus (Lophiodon). J VII
88, 360;
Bathynomus. P 94) 191
Bathyopsis. P ’92, 439 5
Bathyphantes. P 92, 44; 1900, 533;
704, 128; ’05, 316, "341 3
bathyrhynchus (Mecistops). P 60,
549, 550; 765, 185
Bathystoma. Pp 97,110; 706, 99, 487
Bathyurus. P ’87, 18
Batis. P ’89, 146, 402; ’05, 769
batis (Raia). j iv, 108. P 163, 3335
187, 358; 92, 237; 92, 237; 7°10,
471
Batissa. P ’60, 267, 278
Batocera. J rl, 142
Batocrinites. P 081, 267, 270; 785, 338
Batocrinus. P 65, 153; ’68, ‘549-3575 a
69, 153, 168; 778, "999. 235, 248;
79, 234: 81, 185, 336, 346, 403; —
185, 235, 238, 275, 282, 3353 86,
75; ‘88, 342; ’90, ” 346-381 a
—_—
_—-INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
P 06, 108
j iii, 395. p 63, 170;
lide. P °99, 361
yaaa mus). P83,
eps. P °53, 302; °59, 124;
5; 68, 247; 69, 94, 95,
83, 28; 08, 127. 3
I, 338, 348; VI, 106
a. P 85, 144
m. P %59, 92
P 54, 141; '61, 512;
64, 189; 77, 206; ’82,
407; 92, 219
62, 154;
P °66, 347
J IV, 11, 36
Odontata). P ’73, 81
(ligia). P 791, 185, 199
P 68, 291.
97
a. P 01, , 98
Tyla). P 63, 65
66, 127; 08, 125. J
( :
ee 776, 331; 99, 114
Pleurotoma). P ’84, 106
ates) P ’96, 403, 441
he 796, 447
» US 1900, 92
vt ds P 96, 441
Tapene). P ’04, 469
ePnom orpha). > 96, 397,
; 1900, 92
ites). P ’96, 447
eeeerngas . P 705, 641
(Pleurodonte). P
02,
(Decadocrinus). P ’79, 342
is om). ® 65, 157;
P ’82, 198
P ’88,
eriechocrinus). P ’81, 305
ocrinus). P ’81, 305
iat (Cypres).
. (Achatinellastrum).
309
baylii. Continued.
(Venus). J VIII, 333
bayonica (Thelphusa). ’p 80, 35
Bazzania. P 98, 47, 315
Bdella. j ii, 74. P 84, 47;
144; 1900, 543
Bdellide. P ’04, 144
Bdellodrilus. P ’94, 450
Bdellostoma. P ’54, 199
Bdelloura. P ’51, 242, 289;
beadata (Pleurotoma). r 95, 57
— (Unio). P ’61, 39. J
beadlii (Synechoglanis). ._P ’77, 92
beaglii (Ortholaemus). P ’57, 199
bealei pera + P 63, 194. J
(Unio). P 62, 169. J V, 204
beana (Lyonsia). P 91, 48
beani (Belonocharax). P ’06, 464
beaniana (Pholas). P ’62, 195, 220
(Ziphea). P ’62, 197, 220
beanii (Lycosa). P 08, 163, "993, 273
04,
5T, 24
ar gcc (Gasteropterus). P 703,
738
(Pisciregia). P ’99, 326, $42;
703, 738
P 96, 28, 43, 45,
beatissima (Augochlora). P ’01, 222
Beatricea. P ’72, 261
beatrix (Helicina). P ’91, 332
beata. (Perdita).
99
beatus (Adocus). P ’68, 236; ’91,
428
beauharnaisii CE tarngtomns)- Yr "OT;
114
Beauharnaisius. P 67, 114
beaumeri (Mesenchytreus). P ’99,
132
Beaumontia. P ’58, 129 .
beaumontii (Cardium). P ’61, 28
(Cyprina). P ’61, 28
(Pleurotoma). P 748, 104
Beaumontite. P ’92, 194
Beauvoisii (Selenophorus). P 743, 297
beaverensis (Unio). P ’68, 161.
J VI, 297
Bebryce. P 09, 332
becearii (Trigona). P ’96, 559
J Viti, 320
beckeri (Ceratites). P ’09, 126
(Diapheromera). P 09, 126
beckiana (Opeas). P 96, 415
(Stenogyra). P 96, 415
beckianum (Opeas). P 710, 502
beckii (Coceus). P ’99, 275
(Mytilaspis). P ’99, 275
(Triarthrus). j viii, 232. P
741, 18
becklesii ( Pisa ee bn IX,
Beckmannia. P ’63,
215
310
beckwithi (Cyprinella).
710, 280
beckwithii (Viola).
Beclura. P ’60, 236
becuna (Sphyrena). P
’84, 68
P 756, 197;
J III, 82
63, 179;
bedardi (Erromenus). P ’94, 190
bedeli (Atractomorpha). P ’02, 635
Bedellia. P 60, 8, 434
bedfordensis (Crategus). P 10,
165, 185
(Platyerinus). P ’81, 244;
782, 17
P ’94, 78,
bednalli (Acanthochites).
81
beecheroftii (Anomalurus). P ’61,
beecheii (Cissolopha). P ’91, 444
beecheyi (Cyanocitta). P ’75, 501
(Salamandra). J I, 289
(Spermophilus). P ’55, 334;
67, 134
Beegerite. P ’85, 19
beelzebul (Aluatta). P ’62, 518, 519
(Mycetes). P ’62, 519
(Simia). P ’62, 518
Begonia. P ’58, 124; ’73, 100; ’75,
18; °79, 138; ’89, 53;
Begoniaceae. P 58, 124
97, 190
Beguina. P ’72, 257; ’02, 697, 699
behnii (Micronycteris). P ’98, 329-
331
behrensi (Conozoa). P ’06, 381; ’07,
38, 77; ’09, 445
behrensii (Calathus). P 754, 58;
60, 317
(Pimpla). P ’78, 877
(Sinaloa). P ’04, 535
behrii (Lycena). P ’62, 221, 224
behringianis (Chionoecetes). P ’70,
107
behringianum (Cerastium). P ’63, 59
beisa (Oryx). P ’96, 519
Bela. P ’65, 63; ’82, 170; ’95, 64.
J VIII, 314
belanak (Mugil). P ’05, 494
belangerii (Gymnapistes). P ’82, 277
Belba. P 704, 146
belcheri (Actinobolus). P ’72, 252
(Adelarus). P ’62, 304
(Clausilia). P ’08, 455
(Hippolyte). P ’63, 139
(Larus). P ’62, 304
(Leucophacus). P ’62, 304
beldingi (Colobotus). P ’04, 588
Belemnitella. P 756, 70, 113, 114,
280; ’57, 128, 153; ’60, 419; ’61,
419, 431; ’90, 456; ’97, 427; ’05, 28
Belemnites. j iv, 19; vi, 91, 190, 202,
244; viii, 211, 218, 220. P ’41,
108; °44, 85; ’57, 127; 758, 43,
46, 58, 145, 218, 221; ’60, 130, 417;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
61, 417, 426, 431; °75, 36; ’97,
456; 05, 28. J VI, ’308
Belemnitide. P 60, 417, 419
Belemnocrinide. P 85, 237; 786,
110-136; ’90, 362
Belemnocrinus. P 66, 251; ’81, 178;
’86, 111, 116, 137
85, 293; 4
Belemnoziphius. P 76, Bi. Viti; 3
P 75, 427
226
belfragiana (Catocala).
belfragei (Agenia). P ’94, 297
Bembex). P ’95, 354, 357
(Gorytes). P ’95, 523
(Larra). P ’93, 509
(Larrada). P 93, 509 =)
(Nomada). P ’03, 588, 604, 61 ag
(Protenor). P 01, 269 <4
(Tachysphex). P 93 505, 509
belgica (Pectinaria). J III, 146 id
(Pedicellina). J IX, 14
(Rhaphoneis). P 90, 139
Belideus. P ’61, 24; ’88, 94 iy
belizana (Eleotris). P ’85,75,76,79
belizanus (Culius). P ’85, 76,79
bella (Achatinella). P ’95, 238
(Achatinellastrum).
(Actenodes). P 773, 332
(Agriognatha).
(Anculosa). P A oF
(Astarte). P 62, 577, 585
'82, 155, 183 |
(Astrea). j viii, 189. P 741,
ener P : 84, 168
95
Codakia). F 04, 555
bella delicatula (Godakia),
90
P 704,
555 ;
bella (Drillia). P ’62, 285, 361
82, 171
(Ebora). J VIII, 330
(Elimia). P ’65, 22
(Euaresta). P ’95, 337
(Fossar). J VIII, 330
(Helicina). J IX, 101
(Jagonia). P ’04, 555
(Janira). P ’56, 312
(Laminella). P 88, 32, 34
(Lampronota). *P 73, 408 ae
(Leda). P ’90, 403; 54, 29.
. hee ). P 795, 339
ucopis .
(Lueina). j vii, 254. P 86 ;
(Melania). P 764, 27 ‘ge
(Muricidea). *P 90, 396 -
(Nannophya). P BT, 87
(Neseis). J VIII, 330
(Nomada). P 08, 589, wi
596, 599, 601, 607, 608° ;
‘(Nueula). P ’48, 102
(Opis). J ITI, 327
(Osmia). P 97, 336
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 311
P °72, 263
). J IT, 326
85, 206. J
780, 369;
P ’62, 564
ometa). P ’09, 208
). P °76, 293
P ’90, 396
: ). P °79, 222; ’80;
Ie) P ’80, 364
ts 79, 222. J
52, 883
J IV, 289
2). P °75, 46; 78, 315
P 76, 393 ;
, 300 -
ommorpha). P ’76, 293;
a (Melania). P 64, 27
rotoma). j viii, 185. P
; °80, 29; 82,
m (Pleurotoma). P ’48,
P '62, 561
P 7°43, 331,
P 76, 317;
iata (Amphidesma). j vii, 239
‘itectonica). P ’55, 261
lon). J viii, 247
le). P03, 757
un (Amphidesma). P 48,
a. P ’80, 138
(Agaricocrinus). P ’81,
phoracrinus). P ’81, 286
tategus). P ’10, 164,171
P 65, 128
ic , 1; 758, 44, 47,
9, 8-30; 60, 458; °62, 425;
8: 65, 130: 66, 262; 71,
32; 84, 54; ’88, 234; °89,
a1, 254;' 97, 410, 411. J
5 Vill, ’306
a (Cellepora). J V, 130
viii, 268. P °43,
belli (Emberiza). P ’50, 104; ’99,
30.
(Emys). P ’08, 114
(Poospiza). P ’59,107; ’66, 86
(Spelerpes). P ’65, 196, 197
(Vireo). P ’66, 77; ’68, 149;
99, 16, 18
Bellia. P 702, 175
belliana (Kinixis). P 54, 101
bellianus (Petalocerus). P ’58, 231
belliceps (Aega). P ’64, 155
bellicosa (Me egap ptera). P 72, 11
(Sturnella). P ’66, 25
bellicosus (Faleo). P 67, 213
(Termes). P ’49, 211
bellicus (Nocomis). P ’56, 213
Bellidia. P ’79, 418
bellidiastrum (Erigeron). P ’63, 64
bellidifolium (Erigeron). P ’60, 145
belligera (Membracis). vi, 302,
bellii (Ahaetulla). P ’60, 556
(Emberiza). J II, 265
(Lamia). J II, 151
(Spelerpes). P ’60, 372; ’69,
93, 96, 97, 104, 105; ’94, 195;
1900, 619
(Varanus). P ’56, 150
(Vireo). P 50, 150,
92, 111
bellii pusillus (Vireo). P ’92, 123
belliliratus (Phos). P ’61, 367
bellimanus (Alpheus). P ’93, 112
Bellinda. P ’04, 126
Bellinurus. P ’65, 42-44
Bellis. P ’97, 201
bellis (Ophiopholis). P ’01, 178
bellisculptus (Camptonectes). P ’05,
11
P 05, 11
P 62, 419; 65,
151;
(Peeten).
bellistriata (Leda).
128; 788, 233
(Nuculana). P ’88, 233
(Pecten). P ’60, 311
bellona (Argynnis). P ’83, 36
(Churehillia). P ’52, 70; 701,
(Pityophis). P ’66, 305; 701,
bellone (Esox). P ’98, 340
bellonii (Mergus). P ’68, 18
bellovacina (Ostrea). P 748, 103;
781, 445. J IX, 121, 126
bellula (Crassatella). P ’72, 249
(Glandina). P ’99, 396
(Goniohasis). P ’65, 32. J
V, 237
(Melania). P ’61, 122; 765,
32. J V, 237
(Misumena). P ’04, 133
(Partula). P ’85, 203, 217
(Salenia). P 705, 6
bellulz (Achatinellastrum). P ’88, 32
312
bellulus (Anthieus). P ’52, 101. J
(Bellinurus). P 65, 42, 45
(Lithobius). P 703, 152, 155
(Spirorbis). P ’04, 177
(Unio). P ’72,161, J VIII, 50
bellum (Adiantum). P ’05, 699
(Megalasma). P ’07, 409-415
(Sealpellum). P ’08, 111
bellus (Actzodes). P 52, 78; 758, 32
(Astatus). P ’93, 541, 548
(Cerebratulus). P ’57, 161
(Cimolomys). P 791, 126
(Elater). j iii, 168
(Fusus). P 748, 100
(Tinodon). J IX, 229
(Trochus). j vii, 187. P ’48,
106; ’62, 569; 782, 171
(Zizyphinus). P ’62, 569
bellevillensis (Heterocrinus). P 790,
383; ’86, 132
(Stenocrinus). P ’86, 132
Belobranchus. P ’63, 270
Belocephalus. P ’04, 795; ’05, 44,
54; 707, 303
Belocrinus. P ’86, 137, 149
Belodon. P ’66, 249
Belogona. P ’92, 390, 391; ’93, 234;
98, 67; ’99, 191; ’02, 511; 705,
222; 1900, 556-560
Belona. li, 124
belona (Esox). j ii, 124, 130
Belone. P ’54, 149; 58, 170; ’63,
282; ’77, 214; ’83, 283; 85, 367;
92, 249; 97, 69, 97
belone (Esox). P ’85, 367; ’92, 249
(Tetrapturus). P ’04, 769
Belonide. P ’04, 508. J XIT, 501
Belonidium. P ’93, 149, 452
Belonium. P 794, 352
Belonocharax. P ’06, 464
Belonocharis. P ’07, 469
Belonogaster. P 796, 555
Belonopterus. P ’99, 302
Belonuchus. P ’44, 35; ’66, 348.
J IV, 31
Belosepia. P ’90, 394; ’95, 116-130.
53, 364;
J IV, 376
Belostoma. P
08, 81. J I, 57, 58
belotheca (Turbonilla). P ’99, 173
belti (Augochlora). P 1900, 370
belti var. perangusta (Augochlora).
P 1900, 371
Beluga. P ’65, 198, 273, 278, 279;
66, 293, ’67, 144; ’68, 250; ’69,
6, 7, 21, 23, 57. J VII, 436; VIII,
72
belvisiana (Viola). P ’03, 691
Belvosia. -P ’94, 278; ’95, 312, 332
belzebuth (Ateles). P ’62, 511, 519
(Discotettix). P ’04, 670
91, 355;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
belzebuth. Continued.
(Sapajou). P ’62, 511
(Simia). P ’62, 511
(Tetrix). P ’04, 670
- Bembecide. P ’93, 467
Bembecine. P ’94, 293, 298, 301
Bembecinus. P ’95, 266-268 —
Bembex. P 794, 301, 304; 95, 351,
354-362; °96, 38, 552
Bembicide. P ’94, 292, 298
Bembicini. P ’94, 302, 304
Bembicinus. P ’94, 304
bembidioides (Agonum). P 754,57
(Platynus). P ’54, 57; 59,
83, 287 a
(Sericoda). P 54, 57; 759,
83, 287
Bembidium. j iii, 151. P °43, 297;
57, 2, 3; 759, 83, 281, 287; *60,
316, 320; 61, 340; ’66, 347; '73,
325; 02, 70. J IV, 12, 29 .
Bembidula. P 795, 351-354; 794, —
304; ’97, 383
Bementite. P ’87, 311 +
bendirei (Harporhynchus). P ’92, —
124 a
benedeni (Melocrinus). P ’85, 326
(Psammoryctes). P ’05, 388 —
(Tubifex). P 05, 373-376, —
388, 389 a
benedicta (Centaurea). P ’92, 357
benedictensis (Anodonta). P 53,263
benedicti (Aplysia). P ’99, 518, 523 —
(Tethys). P ’99, 513
benedii (Hemitubifex). P ’05, 388 —
bengalense (Euscalpellum). P 708, —
108 x
bengalensis (Alcedo). P ’58, 194; ©
62, 318 a
(Anguilla). P 1900, 524. J
XII, 500 b
3
(Bubo). P ’90, 129
(Charadrius). P ’64, 246
(Corbicula). P ’60, 268
(Corvus). P ’64, 250
(Crangon). P ’95, 184
(Cyeclas). P ’60, 275
(Cyrena). P ’60, 275
(Falco). P ’67, 214
(Felis). P ’02, 136
(Murena). P 1900, 524
(Murenophis). j v, 108
(Nycticebus). P ’02, 141 ;
(Otis). P ’64, 246 ,
bengalensis major (Pluvialis).. P
64, 246
bengalensis (Pontophilus). P /’95, ~
182, 184, 195 ; -
(Unio). P ’60, 52
(Varanus). P ’56, 149, 150
(Venus). P ’60, 275
(Viviparus). P ’63, 38
2 di
. P 07, 45, 73
316
nit P 62, 161
jensis (Goniobasis). P
(3 764, 26. J V, 336
— - 60, 146; ’10, 580
62,
2
J IT, 210
P 10, 496
ys). P ’68, 120
ys). P °65, 187; °68, 119
husa). P °61, 373
P 58, 101; ’61,
oma). P ’66, 190
P 66, 190
eae OB, 88
_(Aleyrodes). 702, 282
‘Deri P °58, oss, 760, "199;
: 57; 782, 113. J III, 80
Tridez i. vii, 11
me. P 58, 125; 62, 11, 63,
- 783, 112; 796, 214; 98, 48;
108. J III, 80
ie (Valsa). P 77, 112
i . P °73, 248
P 98, 269
P 98, 281
703, 77 8
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313
berendti var. occidentalis (Pseudo-
subulina). P ’99, 898; ’03, 774
berendti (Pyenogyra). P 03, 768
(Strebelia). P 703, 774
Berendtia. P 75, 149; ’98, 282-284;
1900, 550-555
berendtianum (Cinosternum). P 65,
18
berenice (Augochlora). P 1900, 357
berenice neva (Erythrodiplax). P
708, 488
berenice (Libellula).
(Philogenia). P ’01, 136
(Stilbomyces). P ’95, 441
Berenicornis. & ’57, 37; ’59, 139
Bérézite. P ’97, 438
Bergia. P ’04, 376
bergii (Aleyrodes). P ’02, 281
(Dichroplus). P ’07, 188
(Pezotettix). P ’07, 188
P 82, 306; ’92,
j viii, 25
Bergrothia. P ’99, 266
bergylta (Labrus).
269
beringiana (Cosmocephala). P ’57,
165
beringianus (Chionecetes). P 757,
217
Beringius. P ’07, 243
Beris. j iii, 29; vi, 155
berkeleii (Lenzites). J III, 214
Berkleya. P ’61, 71
berlandieri (Atractosteus). P ’64,
185; 710, 611
(Fraxinus). P ’62, 3
(Lepidosteus). P 710, 611
(Lesquerella). P ’07, 248
(Mugil). P ’58, 167
(Sigmodon). P ’55, 888;
176; -03, 23
(Testudo). P ’03,552; ’08, 115
(Thryothorus).. P ’66, 78
berlandieriana (Dorecasia). P 75, 155
(Helix). P ’59, 188; ’60, 151;
"75, 214; ’89, 202
(Praticolella). P ’03, 762; 706,
124, 125
berlandierii (Unio). P 757, 101.
(Carychium). P 704,
J IV, 369
bermudense
408-412, 415
(Galium). P ’09, 493
bermudensis (Alexia). P 710, 667
(Alpheus). P ’88, 321
(Ancylus). FP 710, 670
(Carychium). P ’10, 666-668
(Chama). P ’89, 141
(Cymodocea). P ’91, 189, 194
(Diplactis). P ’89, "111-113
(Ferrissia). P 10, 670
(Gryllus). P ’10, 8
(Helix). P ’73, 251;
788, 285, 288; 789, 86
74,
74, 58;
314
bermudensis. Continued.
(Octopus). P 788, 325
(Paludestrina). P ’10, 671
(Paravermilia). P ’10, 500
(Paroxya). P ’10, 7
(Pericheta). P ’02, 80
(Pecilozonites). P ’88, 289;
’89, 85; 710, 665-668
bermudensis zonatus (Pecilozonites).
P ’04, 407-410, 417, 418
bermudensis (Semperia). P ’88, 311
(Suceinea). P 704, 408-412,
421; ’10, 665-668
(Tornatina). P ’01, 188
(Zonites). P ’76, 183
(Zonitoides). P 10, 665, 666
Bermudia. P ’89, 86
bermudiana (Carex). P ’09, 489
(Chiococea). P 709, 493
(Juniperus). P ’05, 697, 698-
700; ’09, 486, 488
(Oculina). P ’88, 305
(Sisyrinchium). P ’60, 304
bermudianum (Sisyrynchium). P ’05,
698, 699; ’09, 490
bernardi (Oxyperas). P ’04, 550
(Spisula). P ’04, 550
(Viola). P ’03, 691, 698
bernardiana (Cyrena). P ’61, 126
bernardii (Clausilia). P 701, 409,
418-422, 651; 704, 815, 816
(Galatea). P ’61, 25
(Suecinea). J IX, 111
bernardina (Cyprina). P ‘61, 28
bernardini (Catostomus). P 56, 175
bernardinus (Carduus). P ’92, 361
bernardus (Pagurus). P ’50, 25
bernensis (Cyprina). P ’61, 28
Bernhardus. P ’51, 267, 268, 269;
52, 6; °58, 235-237, 248, 250
bernhardus (Eupagurus). P 58,
236; ’98, 437
(Pagurus). P ’51, 267; ’52, 6;
58, 236, 248
Bernicla. P ’51, 223; ’52, 106; ’55,
288; ’59, 109; ’61,-238; 62, 323;
64, 70; °66, 98; ’69, 127, 217;
71, 36; ’83, 67. - I, 225
bernicla (Anas). P 70, 131
(Anser). P ’53, 428 ; 56, 296;
"72, 46
(Branta). P 70, 181; 75, 355.
J IX, 407
Bernicula. P ’68, 84
bernieri (Bulimus). P ’90, 284
Dryolimnas). P ’94, 140
Siicectiens, P ’94, 140
Beroe. P ’90, 341
Berosus. P ’44, 100; ’55, 357, 363;
66, 348. J IV, 12, 30
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
berosus (Prisopus). P ’04, 105; 705,
840
berterianum (Phoradendron). P 701,
559
(Viscum). J I, 185
bertheloti (Leptograpsus). P ’80, 197
bertholdii (Dracontura). P ’61, 212
bertini (Donax). P ’01, 189 '
Bertramia. P ’07, 273-278
Berula. P 63, 63
berus (Pelias). P ‘59, 341
Beryces. P ’61, 45
Berycine. P ’62, 237
Berycoide. P 62, 237; ’63, 86
Beryl. P ’77, 251; 782, "15; 83, 202;
92, 175, 182- 199; 97, 437, 442;
1900, 319 : :
Beryll. P ’76, 39, 100
beryllina (Amizilis). P 99, 207
(Helicina). P ’87, 151 +4
beryllina var. flavida (Helicina). Pi
87, 151 4
beryllina (Idesa). P 787, 151 al
beryllina cerea (Menidia). P yp -3
600 er
beryllinus (Cryptotomus). P ’06, 101
Beryx. P ’62, 237, 238; 764, 189
besla (Anarta). P 92, 158
Bessonorius. P 762, 315
Beta. P ’77, 108; ’89, 402
Beteus. P 52, 16, 23 : ; 760, 31
betaurus (Cirrhitus). P ’62, 259
Beteoerinus, P ’85, 307
bethunei (Nomada). P ’03, 607
Beteus. P ’79, 416
Betta. P ’05, 504 ae
P '96, 399, 448; =]
bettii (Succinea). ;
1900, 94 a
bettii var. brevior (Succinea). P —
96, 399, 448 a
bettii var. wolfi (Suecinea). P 1900, —
94 B
bettina (Zygoballus). P ’04, 139
bettini (Zygoballus). P ’92, 80 b=
Bettongia. J IX, 262 3
Betula. P ’62, 1; 63, 76, 95; °80, ~
343; ’81, 455; '89, 58;
91, 434; 93, 213;
41, 8123 "66, 2; 07, 454, 456.
III, 183, 197
Betulacee. P
III, 183, 197
betulinus (Polyporus). J IIT, 208 =>
betulus (Carpinus). P 762, 11; 14,
80 sf
beule (Lithobius). P ’03, 36
Beurreria. P ’89, 394 -
bewickii leucogaster (Thryomanes).
P ’03, 29 im
bewickii spilurus (Thryomanes). P
08, 103
63, 76; 84, 91. 7 :
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INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 315
othorus). P ’59, 191; | biauritus (Collichthys). P ’97, 77
_ 149; ’95, 382, 499; | bibalbeatus (Trichodes). J IV, 18, 36
Bibio. j iii, 76. P ’95, 319
sairdi (Thryothorus). P| Bibionide. P ’94, 271; 95, 319
5. 792, 111, 124 Bibionides. P ’42, 192
(Thryothorus). P| bibranchiatus (Trichobranchus). P
03, 477
roglodites). j vii, 193, | bibron (Proctotretus). P ’57, 198
i, 154. P ’46, 113; ’66, | bibroni (Cystignathus). P ’53, 420
33; I, 263 (Euproctus). J III, 362
“A nus). P ’86, 139, 182 (Phrynidium). J VI, 196
- 'P °86, 139 (Pleurodema). P ’53, 420
+ VA, 249 bibronii (Euproctus). P ’59, 127
ia). P ’03, 496 (Gerrhonotus). P ’62, 339
- P 86, 68 (Pleurodema). P ’62, 352. J
eacrin P ’86, 68 VI, 90
mus (Callicrinus). P ’85, (Rana). P ’45, 249, 756,
Wi 153; °57, 72
‘Ancyloceras). J VIII, 309 | Bibulida. P ’84, 202
| (Androctonus). J v, 362 | bicalearata (Corinna). P ’01, 575
’ J V, 362 bicanaliculata (Terebratula). J VIII,
P 97, 79 324
J V, 359 bicapillaris (Bassus). P ’94, 190
P 759, 149; | bicapillata (Scorpena). P 82, 304
bicapsularis (Cassia). P ’89, 376
J XI, 533 biearinata (Aporrhais). P 76, 299;
J V, 361. | 05, 23
h j viii, 261 (Corbula). P 55,258. J IX,
‘ (Aporrhais). P ’60, 423; 145
z (Edmondia). P ’63, 18; 65,
lomorpha). J VIII, 404; | 110, 127.
i (Kennerlia). P ’65, 55
stoma). J IX, 92 (Lingula). P ’84, 149
na). J VIII, 404, 410. (Maelurite). j i, 312
0 (Opis). J IL, 327
ia). J VIII, 404; IX, (Pinna). J IV, 275
(Pyrgula). P ’83, 175
). P 85, 206. J IX, (Valvata). P ’45, 281; 56,
260; 794, 29
onl ). P 56, 65, 282; | bicarinatum (Schizopelma). P 09,
195
(Cyclostoma). J VIII, | bicarinatus (Fusus). P ’48, 100;
53, 317; ’82, 207; 90, 395
s (Aporrhais). P ’56, 185 (Dysganus). P ’76, 252
phorus). J VIII, 404; (Notophis). P '56, 156, 237;
68, 129
lus). P ’65, 260 (Oleyphides). P ’05, 798
2s). J VIII, 404; IX, 92 (Planorbis). P ’45, 280; °56,
0). P 53, 245, 254; 54, 260; ’60, 18, 155; ’61, 309, 330,
398; °72, 103, 109; ’81, 100-110;
04, 487; 94,12, 24; °96, 493; 706, 164
be ’(Stenelmis). P 52, 44
icrobdella). P 1900, 51-73 | bicatenaria (Pleurotoma). P ’82, 173
biecaudalis (Lactophrys). P ’82, 282;
P ’85, 85 . 97, 128
Pe .. P °78, 305 (Ostracion). P ’63, 177; 97,
P 702, 5 . 128
in Te tioin). P 65, 169 | bicaudata (Salpa). P ’87, 301
“(Polypora). P 70, 18 bicaudatus (Apate). j iii, 320
Solenomya). P 771, 67 bicentennaria (Epeira). P ’88, 194
(Ficus). P 67, 217 . biceps (Homolophus). P ’01, 593
P 59, 50; 89, 147 (Mitopus). P 701, 593
316
bicerrata (Synancia). P ’82, 304
bichenovii (Fringilla). P ’99, 215
(Stizoptera). P ’99, 215
bichir (Polypterus). P ’82, 307. J
IX, 440
Bicidium. P ’79, 198; ’82, 93
bicincta (Belvosia). P ’94, 278
(Cereopis). j vi, 803
(Helix). P ’60, 151
(Ispida). P ’59, 34
(Melania). P ’60, 56
(Mylabris). P ’08, 607
(Senometopia). P ’94, 278
(Tamatia). P ’60, 134
(Tornatella). P ’79, 212
(Turbonilla). P ’04, 30
(Willistonia). P ’94, 278
bicinctella (Mordellistena). P ’62, 48
bicinctus (Sparus). P ’82, 305
(Uranosecopus). P ’61, 112
(Xenodon). P ’68, 133, 288
bicineta (Melania). P ’64, 39
P °10, 49, 50,
P 705, 582;
bicipitis (Sonorella).
55
bicirrata (Euphrosyne).
08, 339
bicirrhosum (Osteoglossum).
257, 291
bickmoreanus (Lituites).
bicknellii (Carex). P 710, 547, 548,
557
bicolon (Necrophorus). P 753, 276
bicolor (Achatina). P ’76, 185
(Actinia). ji, 171
(Adenocaulon). P ’84, 86
(Aleedo). P ’60, 133
(Alectoria). P ’63, 96
(Algansea). P ’56, 183
(Amblyramphus). P ’66, 25
(Amblystoma). P ’67, 171,
178; ’57, 215; 759, 123
(Anchastus). P ’66, 390
(Anchytarsus). P 753, 229, 351
(Anguilla). J XII, 500
(Anthicus). P 752, 94
(Apex). P ’88, 39
(Aphodius). j iii, 212
(Argutor). P ’73, 315
(Ariadna). P ’09, 550; 1900,
531; ’04, 122
(Asclera).
(Astatus). P ’93, 540, 544
(Asterostroma). P ’93, 441
(Atopa). -P ’45, 221; ’53, 229
(Balistes). P ’82, 309
(Bothrops). P ’71, 207. J
VIII, 150
(Caladium). P ’89, 359
(Calamospiza). P 751,
59, 107, 301, 304;
83, 150
(Callidium).
P 71,
P 90, 454
P 54, 21
218;
66, 84; 768,
j iii, 413
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
bicolor. Continued.
(Cardita). P ’72, 252
(Carelia). P ’76, 185
(Carpophaga). P ’54, 232
(Catostoma). J VIII, 148
(Cebrio). P 753, 229
(Ceratinopsis). P ’05, 316
(Cerenopus). J IV, 38
(Chetura). P 759, 33
(Charis). P ’89, 91
(Chelidon)., P 746, 110; 751,
215. JI, 31
(Collinsia).
(Columba).
(Colymbetes).
(Conirostrum).
(Corydalina). P 55, 311
(Cryptobium). P ’66, 347
(Dacnis). P ’64, 270
(Dactylotum). P ’04, 539
(Delphinium). j vii, 10. J
III, 80
(Diaperis). P 746, 61
(Drilus). P 745, 221
(Eilica). P 04, 123
(Elapomorphus). P ’61, 524
(Elater). P ’44, 150
(Eletica). P 708, 616 a
(Ennea). P 782, 235; 1900, —
591; ’05, 736 ;
(Ereus). P ’52, 167
(Euenemis). P ’68, 294
(Euphonia). P ’99, 48
(Eustrophus). P 773, 335
(Eutheia). P ’99, 307
(Fornax). P y :
(Fringilla). j vii, 189; viii,
155. P ’60, 376; ’99, 14
(Fusus).. j v, 214
(Garrulax). P ’02, 685
(Glomeris). P 65, 172
(Halesidota). P ’60, 533
(Hapale). P ’88, 103
(Harpalus). P ’43, 297
(Helicina). J IX, 112
(Helodes). P 53, 855
(Herpyllus). P 1900, 532
(Heteroclonium). P ’96, 466 —
(Hirundo). j viii, 155; iv,
257. P ’53, 308, 401; 55, 308;
56, 288; °59, 106, 191; ’71, 21.
J II, 261
J III, 98
P '54, 232
P ’73, 326
P 64, 272
(Holocentrus). P 782, 306 a
(Hosackia). P ’63, 350. J —
III, 86
(Huttonella). P 705, 736
(Hydnocera). J IV, 30
(Hydrus). P 754, 101
(Hylocharus). P 744,
52, 47
(Hyponysson).
149;
P 94, 304
——
siphon). P ’48, 11. J
tare). ag koe ahead
Pp
, ig 59 107;
P 64, 253
x la). P 0% 61, 77, 304
tera). P ’96, 77
P 64, 46
; P '59, 299
). P 56, 320; 59, 34;
243
; 64,
s). P ’6l, 464
3). P 52, 94. J
73, 80, 81
255. P 54, 397;
95, 499; 96,
59, 347; 60,
71, 204. J
86, 300
96, "46, 77
Pp 75, 299
> 289, 148
B . P 782, 308
pnason). P ’82, 274
11a] as). iy 56, 16
“(ag Fr 01, ae 588
hipara). P ’60, 37
lobates). P 56, 237;
J VI, 112
hyllomedusa). P 62, 355
ithecopus). P ’68, 112
ynus). P ’54, 43.
ecilus). J II, 255
‘ogonocerus). P 55, 275
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, BTC.
J IV,
317
bicolor. Continued.
(Polistes). P ’98, 446
(Polybia). P ’98, 449
(Porzana). P ’94, 146
(Procellaria). P ’66, 191
(Pterostichus). P ’73, 308
(Ptilinus). P ’45, 808; ’58, 73
Pylarus). iy 09, 550
(Rhipiphorus).
45, 317. J IV, 21,
‘(Rhombodera).
Ding: jn tai P 46,55. J
Ph sate P 61, 53; 63,
Solidago). P ’60, 514; 1900,
433 487; 710, 546, 575
(Spermophila). P 63, 297
(Spreo). P ’62, 313
(Squalius). P ’83, 152
(Stenobothrus). P ’06, 365
(Strangalia). J I, 329
anes P 64, 270
Clash 06 146 P 93, er 64;
P 709, 301
noe eo P 45, 307
(Thelephora). J III, 219
(Thyroptera). P 89, 332
P ’09, 362°
(Viola). P 703, 689, 692
(Vitis). P 753, 272
(Zethus). P 99, 417, 433
bicolorago (Xanthia). ’p 75, 66, 328
bicolorata (Melania). P 64, 46
biconeava (Hirasea). P 02, 30
biconica (Cordieria). P 03, 275
(Spiraxis). P ’60, 152
bicorna (Pericera). P ’79, 386
(Pisa). P ’79, 387
bicornata (Pericera). P 779, 387
bicorne (Biddulphia). P 1900, 707
(Theridium). P ’05, 304
318
bicorne. Continued.
(Triceratium). P 1900, 707
bicornis (Amphitetras). P 1900, 707
(Andropogon). P ’01, 558
(Apate). j iii, 319
(Argus). P ’05, 304
(Ascorhynchus). P ’91, 221
(Erigone).- P ’05, 304
(Luecina). P ’72, 82
(Melaneconis). P ’77, 127
(Oligonyx). P ’04, 514
(Pericera). P ’79, 387
(Rhinoceros). P ’96, 520. J
TX, 308, 315, 357
(Reboides). P ’06, 458
(Trapa). P ’86, 273
bicornuta (Microphrys). P ’79, 386,
387
(Milnia). P ’79, 387
(Pisa). P ’79, 386
bicornutus (Microphrys). P ’88, 318;
91, 178, 198
(Pisa). P 91, 178
bicostata (Corbula). P ’90, 401
(Helix). P ’57, 191; ’58, 200
(Melania). P ’60, 56; ’63, 312
(Styliola). J VIII, 387
bicostatum (Cerithium). P ’82, 168
(Pleurocera). P ’63, 312;
’65, 20
bicostatus (Calamites) .P ’60, 236
(Cerithium). P ’62, 567
(Triforis). P ’62, 567
bicostellatum (Cerithium). P 47,
298; ’48, 98.
Bicrisina. P ’05, 5.
V, 173
bicristata (Saxicava). P ’84, 108
bicrucis (Lygeus). j iv, $22
bicruris (Polygyra). P ’09, 543
bicrurus (Helix). P ’60, 151
biculminatus (Triisodon). P ’92, 301
bicuspida (Edotia). P 797, 391,
392, 393
(Idotea).
(Synidotea).
bicuspidata (Cyrene).
bicuspidatus (Dicyphus).
J I, 129
J IV, 404;
P 97, 389, 391
P '97, 391
P 709, 223
P '05, 334
Bicuspis. P ’84, 285
bicuspis (Calynda). P ’04, 57; 705,
840
(Paramphithoé). P ’01, 150
(Xysticus). P ’01, 583
Bicyrtes. P ’95, 266-268
Biddulphia. P 61, 68, 71; ’90, 137;
98, 423, 468-470; 1900, 477, 685,
690-731, 737
biddulphia (Denticella). P ’53, 432;
1900, 694
(Triceratium). P 1900, 704
Biddulphie. P 1900, 686, 690
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Biddulphieew. P 1900, 686
Bidens. j vii, 99. P 60, 512, 514;
68, 275; ’70, 149; '77, 107; ’85,
376; ’86, 344; ’89, 388; ’91, 271; —
93, 303; 96, 39; 98, 385; 1900, —
483, 486, 670; ’02, 664; '04, 777;
09, 394, 397
bidens (Cerambyx). J II, 16
(Ceratites). P. ’09, 126
(Diapheromera). P ’09, 126
(Elaphidion). J II, 16
(Forficula). P ’03, 301
(Grapsus). P ’80, 214
(Helix). P ’92, 393
(Hyperaodon). P ’69, 31, 191
(Labidura). P ’03, 301; %05,
31, 53; 710, 4
(Myletes). P ’71, 291; ’06, 475
18
21
(Phyllorhina).
(Reganina).
P ’80, 393
P ’06, 475
(Sesarma). P ’58, 105; ’80, 214
(Siliquaria). P ’71, 139
(Solecurtus). P 798, 61
(Solen). P ’98, 62
(Spanionyx). P ’05, 840
(Stenocorus). J II, 16
(Strigamia). J V, 47
bidentata (Asterias). P ’01, 179
(Buccinum). P ’62, 562
(Bulla). P ’72, 274
33
0
(Erigone).
(Diplotaxis).
(Mesopleura).
(Montacuta). P ’72, 234
(Mordella). j iii, 277
(Nassa). P 782, 169
(Ophiacantha). P ’01, 179
(Pyranga). P ’65, 171
(Rissoina). P 704, 28
(Silis). P ’51,: 339
(Tellimya). P ’72, 228
(Tomoxia). P ’62, 45
(Tritia). P ’62, 562;
bidentatum (Gongylidium).
310
(Trypoxylon).
bidentatus (Cordulegaster).
152; ’01, 127
P ’05, 310
J Il, 271
P 98, 60
=
a
&
biddulphiana (Biddulphia). P 1900, —
690, 694 -
(Conferva). P 1900, 694
ee (Diatoma). P 1900,
4
» Copsey P '99, 178; 4
Phas lpi P 58, 105; 780, q
(Cantharis). jv, 169, P 51, —
9 a
(Cylichnella). P 72, 2745 —
3, 757 E
82, 169
P 705,35
P ’93, 472, 474
P98,
4
—o
245.
5 "72, 1455
P 05, 310
P:
eulus). P ’72, 274
inte. (Anonyx). P 01, 147
us (Lysianassa). P ’0l,
(Socarnes). P ’01, 147
era (Helix). P ’41, 27, 133
ata (Circe). P °72, 130
rista). P 72, 130
tus (Unio). J VI, 47. P
rtemisia). P °67, 16, 20
| :). P 77, 107
alea). J Il, 214
P 60, 513; °92, 366
Oenothera). P ’60, 512; ’76,
992, 368; 02, 663, 668; 709,
ra). P 02, 668
hel ). J Ii, 218, 219
132, 135, 136
P 94, 138
JULOT:
"i
sciatum (Bembidium). P ’02, 72
er (Callum). J II, 106
Thalassomum). P ’97, 119
tus (Anthicus). j v, 245. P
ye 52, 100
us). P ’60, 139; ’67, 70
Chetodon). P ’82, 304
Chlorichthys). P ’82, 275;
(Erotylus). P 54, 158
__—-1NDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
“ie 268.
P ’68, 151. J
319
bifasciatus. Continued.
_ (Labrus). P ’97, 119
(Megaderus). J Il, 176; IV, 40 —
(Monocerus). P 52, 94. I a
(Notoxus).
(Ostinops).
(Parupeneus). P ’85, 152
(Platydema). J I, 102
(Streptophorus). P 60, 77, 340
(Tretioscineus). P 68, 306
(Upeneus). P ’85, 152
bifaseulata (Cucullea). P ’77, 22
bifida (Epeira). P ’09, 212
(Tettigonia). j vi, 318
Bifidaria. P ’91, 315; 94, 23; ’99,
400, 403; 1900, 133, 426-431, 456,
P 52, 94
P ’60, 139
573, 577, 590- 596, 606; 701, 484;
02, 420, 513; 03, 204, 762, 766;
04, 407-415; 06, 125, 143- 145,
533, 547, 557; 07, 458; 708, 42)
455; ’09, 515; 10, 52, ” 135, 503,
520, 665-668
bifidator (Lamia). J II, 174
bifidus (Arilus). P ’60, 230
(Hister). j-v, 84. P ’52, 39
(Philhydrus). P ’55, 371
(Polydesmus). P ’64, 7
bifilaris (Omphalotropis). P ’87, 150
(Realia). P ’87, 150
bifilaris var. angusta’ (Realia). P
biflavimaculella (Tinea). P
257; 60, 433
biflora (Arenaria).
(Burmannia). j vii, 61
(Capraria). P ’89, 396
(Cassia). P ’89, 376
(Fritillaria). P ’68, 167
(Gymnocaulis). J I, 180
(Impatiens). P 1900, 652, 667;
709, 387; 710, 581
(Milla). P 98, 385, 388
(Stylosanthes). P 710, 565
(Viola). P ’63, 58
biflorum (Polygonatum). P ’60, 201;
1900, 485
78, 305;
Biflustra. P
V, 152
bifolia (Smilacina). P ’60, 201;
"74, 115; ’88, 391; 91, 434
bifolia var. dilitata (Smilacina). P
84, 93
bifoliata (Eulalia). ior 349
(Sige). P ’09, 349
bifolinm (Majanthemum). P ’68, 174
biforatus (Spirifer). P ’52, 190
biforis (Leptura). J I, 338
biformis (Inoceramus). P 754, 170;
57, 126
(Jungermannia). P ’69, 220
P 63, 59
5, 5. J
320
biformis. Continued.
(Pecten). P ’43, 805; °48,
03; ’81, 418; ’62, 581; ’82, 157
(Polyporus). J III, 217
bifossulatum (Bembidium). J IV, 29
bifossulatus (Ochthedromus). P ’57,4
bifoveata (Dicerca). P’ 73, 86
(Zaitha). P ’53, 364
bifoveolatus (Priononyx). P ’97, 378
(Sphex). P ’97, 378
bifrenatus (Hybopsis). P ‘08, 531.
J VI, 247
(Notropis). P ’08, 530; 710, 273
bifrons (Dyme). P ’04, 56
(Hypomma). P ’05, 334
(Pholas). P ’62, 195, 211
(Pluchea). P 764, 18; 777,
286; 1900, 632
bifrontata (Ameiva). P ’62, 67
Bifrontia. P ’60, 186. J V, 245
bifurea (Ashmunella). P ‘09, 504
(Calypogeia). P ’69, 223
(Green) P ’04, 131
(Cystophora). P 787,
788, 429
bifurcata (Amphitrite). P ’03, 471
(Huenia). P ’70, 107
(Mylabris). P ’08, 608
(Nomada). P 03, 559, 577,
579
(Symigipora). P ’41, 18
bifurcatus (Kinamniten). J VIII, 310
(Mytilus). j vii, 241. P 782,
1
342;
24
(Pterotocrinus). P 781, 265;
90, 158, 177
(Selenops). P ’09, 214
(Septifer). P ’82, 242
(Zeacrinus). P ’69, 138; ’79,
351; ’86, 167
bifurcus (Pelecyphorus). P ’61, 387
bigaradia (Citrus). P 89, 370
bigbyensis (Unio). P ’53, 245
Bigelovia. P ’96, 36
bigelovie (Astatus). P ’97, 188
(Dothidea). P ’90, 248
(Gorytes). P ’97, 189
(Perdita). P ’96, 48, 51, 87
(Puccinia). P 793, 152
(Pulvinaria). P ’99, 272, 273
bigelovii (Opuntia). P ’85, 118
(Salicornia). P ’02, 654, 655,
661
Bigelowia. P ’98, 32, 305
bigelowii (Micromeris). P ’84, 87
(Senecio). P ’63, 67-
bigeminata (Hyperaspis). P ’52, 134
bigemmeus (Saprinus). P ’52, 40;
Bae Se. |
bigeneris (Clausilia). P ’01, 656;
102, 370 :
bigibbosa (Argyroepeira). P ’03, 341
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
as
bigibbus (Antennarius). P ’03, 175
__ (Ceroys). P ’04, 48 4
biglovii (Salicornia). P 1900, 665
Bignonia. P ’58, 131; ’73, 277; —
97, 191 .
Bignoniacer. P ’58, 131; ’60, 303;
218, 333; 89, 397; "97, 191; 198,
bignonie (Asterina). P ’90, 220
_ (Valsa). P '77, 124; 78,86
bignonioides (Catalpa). P 60, 303;
79, 161; 01, 359 a
bigotii (Deromyia). P ’95,-324
bigradata (Anthrax). P ’94, 275
bigranularis (Echinus). J VIII, 325 —
ee (Chrysomela). P 56, 33; —
? iz
bigsbyi (Clonocrinus). P ’81, 295
(Melocrinus). P ’81, 295
biguttata (Babia).
(Cynorta).
(Triplax). j iv, 89; v, 301. P
54, 162
(Tritoma). J I, 71
biguttatum (Tritoma). j iv, 90
biguttatus (Agrilus). P ’73, 93 a
(Ceratichthys). P ’64, 277; —
56, 213. J VWI, 226, 230,240
(Cucujus). j v, 267. P 44, —
113; °54, 74 aa
rs aes gee j iv, 06.°9em
?
(Hybopsis). P ’85, 410
(Laemophleus). P 54, 74
(Leuciseus). P ’56, 213
(Liopus). J II, 172
(Lutianus). J XII, 524 E
(Nocomis). P 77, 45 ee
os (Semotilus). P ’56, 213; 777,
(Tabanus). P ’98, 158 a
biguttulus (Anthicus). P ’52, 101
(Colymbetes). P ’62, 521
(Dytiseus). P 62, 521
bihai (Heliconia). P ’01, 557
bihamata (Mordella). P’45, 318
(Mordellistena). P ’62, 51 ;
bihastatus (Tetanorhynchus). P ’04, ©
677 3
P '47, 16935
biimpressa (Donacia).
53
SL, SIk. |
(Seraptia). J I, 100 ’
biimpressus (Bothronotus). P ’60,
231 fe.
bijuga (Melicocea). P ’89, 373 im
bijugus (Poteriocrinus). P ’79, 341
(Scytalocrinus). P ’79, 341
bilabiata (Cellepora). P ’60, 8663
05, 5. J IV, 400; V, 124 ‘
%
_.-]JNDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
hobiu 3). P 67, 180
a (Clausilia). P ’01, 499,
, 652, 656; °02, 377, "532
aaa (Clausilia).
mospira). P ’05, 213
.. P 79, 106; ’80, 58
ira). P 05, 213, 215,
P 779,
"70, Biol. 3
om. i P- 57, 24
tius). P ’63, 230, 247;
ia). P °57, 24
eelis). P ’57, 24.
don). P 63, 230
“deserticola (Amphispiza
28; 05, 684°
a). P '62, 366
ila). P ’60, 253
ix). P ’60, 25; 94, 14
femic¢ nemis). P 98, 142
epto nemis). P 98, 142;
'p 790, 430, 431;
708, 220
pean 0,
fee it
321
bilineata. Continued.
(Partula). P ’75, 244-247; 85,
209. J IX, 46, ~ 109
(Platessa). P 64, 196
(Poecilochroa). P 792, 19;
709, 568
(Poospiza). P 59, 107; 66,
86; 68, 83, 149
(Rana). P 55, 423
(Salamandra). P ’69, 107. J
I, 287; III, 346
(Saxica cava). P ’48, 105; ’62,
571; ’82, 159, 165; ’84, 108
(Schizocosa). P 708, 165, 212,
lerpes 56, 11, 101;
* ost Ill, 346
x i, 22. P 53, 349
bilineatum w Bolasuza). P 48, 105;
90, 400
barre te (Agrilus). P ’57, 9; ’73,
(Ancistrodon). P ’65, 191;
"71, 209
’(Bothrops). Ph, OT. «J
VIII, 150
PA ccm j iii, 182. P ’51,
ovdeas halus). P ’04, 543
Cydnus). iv, 815
(Diplotropis). P ’74, 65
(Elaphe). P ’60, 566; ’60, 497
(Herpetodryas). P ’66, 127
(Masticophis). P ’66, 127
(Phalotris). P ’61, 524
(Phidippus). P ’04, 121
(Philomyeus). P 02, 235, 239;
82, 236; 05, 746
’(Pleuronectes). P 64, 196
(Spelerpes). P ’69, 104, 105,
106; ’83, 24; ’93, 383; ’99, 322;
1900, 620; 706, 357
(Stenobothrus). P 710, 6
(Telephorus). P ’5l, 340
(Thynnus). P ’62, 125
(Unio). P ’60, 52
(Viviparus). P ’63, 38
(Zonites). P ’91, 312
(Zonyalina). P ’91, 312
bilineolata (Nectarinia). 'p 98, 460
biliosum (Distomum). P 58, 111
bilirata (Omphalotropis). P 387, 149
(Pandora). P ’55, 267, 441
bilirata var. elongata ‘(Realia). r
87, 149
bilirata (Sphenia). P ’61, 369
biliratus (Turbo). P ’47, 298; 748,
106. J I, 129
bilituratis (Melanop lus). P ’06, 408
bilix (Bueccinum). P ‘43, 308; 48,
96; °62, 562
(Nassa). P ’82, 171
5
322
bilix. Continued.
(Pleurotomaria). j viii, 271
(Sigaretus). P 7’48, 105; ’79,
224; ’84, 104; 790, 399 ;
(Stomatis). P 754, 30
(Tritia). P ’62, 562; ’82, 171
Billbergia. P 58, 122
billingsi (Lecanocrinus).
billingsiana (Cyprinella). P 10, 279
billingsii (Planorbis). P 764, 111.
J VI, 159
biloba (Chettusia). P ’72, 32
(Ginko). P ’82, 9; 799, 99
(Godetia). J III, 87
(Lobivanellus). P ’72, 32
(GEnothera). J III, 87
(Pterostegia). P ’48,18. J
I, 168 |
(Spirigera). P ’65, 118
bilobata (Aleochara). P 766, 370,
372
(Aleodorus).
(Dicyphus).
(Falagria).
(Hypomma).
(Nitzschia).
(Pardosa).
(Pirata).
(Planaria).
(Terebratula).
(Trimerotropis). P
10, 13
bilobatum
270, 310
(Hypoptoporna). P 774, 135
(Uroderma). P 1900, 756-758
bilobatus (Ammonites). J VIII, 270,
310
(Artibeus). P 1900, 757
(Bellerophron).. P 743, 329-331
Bilobites. J VIII, 305
Biloculina. P ’84, 321; ’90, 143
biltmoriana (Crategus). P ’05, 636
bilunulatus (Cossyphus). P ’63, 222;
07, 436
(Lepidaplois). P ’07, 436
(Pompilus). P ’97, 249
bimacula (Acontia). P ’85, 88
(Cereopis). P ’61, 284
bimaculata (Acara). P ’71, 254
(Acontista). P ’07, 153
(Aleochara). j iii, 157
(Cantharis). P 751, 338
(Dellia). P ’05, 426, 841
(Hahnia). P 92, 27; 709, 302
(Heterodonax). P ’98, 59-62
(Membracis). j vi, 303
(Mordella). j iii, 277
(Nemognatha). P 46,
58, 348
(Nitidula). P ’44, 105
(Novacula). P 63, 224
P 66, 370
P 05, 310
P 66, 370
P 05, 310
P '61, 66
P 04, 121
P ’08, 165, 301, 315
P 57, 19
P "73, 184
06, 382;
(Buchiceras). J VIII,
54;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
P ’79, 263 |
bimaculata. Continued.
(Ossa). P ’07, 168
(Tantilla). J VIII, 143 4
’ (Trogosita). P ’44, 110; ’62,
45,
bg 12,
P 54, 218 ;
bimaculatum (Enoplium). P.
307
bimaculatus (Actinobolus).
252
(Anthripus).
(Carpophilus).
(Cauliognathus).
(Curimatus). P ’03, 510,
(Heliomanes).
(Hemichromis). P ’62, 134,187
(Hemiteles). P ’73, 169, 173 —
(Heros). P ’71, 254 "4
(Hesperomys). P ’74, 177
(Hister). P ’52, 39 a
(Labrus). P ’92, 270
(Molorchus). j iii, 428.
3
(Mus).
(Mycetophagus). P 744,
56, 13
(Pagurus). P ’58, 234
(Peryphus). P ’57, 5
(Ptinus). P 745, 308
(Rhipiphorus).
(Telephorus).
(Tetranychus). P
04, 144
(Tylonotus). J II, 22
bimarginata (Altica). j iv, 85
(Haltica). P ’60, 317
(Strophiops). P ’96, 323
bimarginata cera (Strophiops). FP
96, 823° aa
bimaris (Kaliella). P ’04, 633 —_
bimonilifera (Vivipara). P 5.
bina (Turbinalapsis). P ’41, 1
binacuta (Spiriferina). P °65, 120°
binaria (Endodonta). P 705, 783 —
bindoides (Leiognathus). J XII, 516
Binneia. P 75, 148, 154, 195; 7
185; °79, 16; ’89, 199; 798, 219
297, 229-231 4
binneyana (Goniobasis). P 64, 40.
J V, 310 iy
(Polygyra). P 1900, 451; ‘03
201; °06, 533, 547, 550 a
binneyana chastatensis (Polygyra)
P %06, 533, 549 a
binneyana (Thaumasia). P 798, 268
(Vertigo). P ’90, 88;
315; 1900, 608; ’06, 147 y
06, 19:
(Vitrea). P ’99, 314;
binneyanus (Bulimulus). P 706, 140
141; °58, 206 ”
a
x
Ss
—_—_——.
"75, 153, 167;
ifex). P ’70, 59
Fe 789, 200
3). P 63, 148
prella). P °10, 56,-68
aoe *53, 245
1900, 102
& (Goniobasis). P 62, 266
P 98, 227
ata . (Raja). P 54, 196;
). P 62, 289
437
rt
Wy
ia). P 76, 115, 118
“(De ). P 51, 316
An monites). P 54, 168
aa I ’ P '51, 347;
ata. P ’89, 205
P 62, $87,
J XII, 500
"44,
P 56, 320;
P 62, 523. J
ephalus).
: Re 47, 172
r). P 2,
P ’44, 33
(Edmondia). P 62,
P ’01, 284;
P 704, 106
P52, 136
P 05, 792,
We 2 °05, 833, 843
70D, 204
a P '75, 125
i ges 33; 76, 203
ues. TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
323
Biotite. P ’72, 276; "77, 252; 80,
246, 312; 82, 261, 288, 311: 792,
176; 96, 220; 97, 435, 437
Biotodoma. re 03, 533, 536
Biotecus. P ’03, 533
Bipalium. P 57, 25, 30; ’91, 120,
122
bipalmulata (Teredo). P ’62, 455,
478, 479
bipapilla (Hierodula). P ’03, 709
P 66, 377
"75, 36. J
P 54, 30
bipapillosa (Taenia). P "75, 16
(Eumenes). P ’99, 437, 459
bipartitus (Donax). P ’01, 190
bipennata (Xylotrya). P ’62, 456,
703, 364-
bipes’ (Chamesaura). iv, 286
bipilis (Oppia). P 06, 497
303; ’02, 664
61, 26
bipinnatifida (Glandularia). J ii, 123
bipinnulatus (Elagatis). P 389, 42;
(Seriolichthys). P
Biplex. P ’04,
biplicata (Acteon). P 60, 93;
(Amastra). P ’88, 19, 44
biplicata Loreena). 76, 304; °98,
(Marginella). P 48, 101
(Ringieula). P ’95, 53
bipapillatum soeee)- J Il, 286
biparticeps (Perdita).
bipartita (Astarte).
(Teredo). P 62, 455, 461
bipartitana (Antithesia). P 60, 346
(Gorytes). P 795, 520, 538
(Myledaphus). P ’76, 260
476
bipera — on le P 84, 40, 50;
366
bipertita (Turritella). P 43, $26;
48, 107; ’82, 171
Difflugia). P ’87, 122
(Nebalia). P ’01, 146
bipinnata Soyiege gn is). P 780, 9
(Bidens). 89, 388; 93,
(Glauconome). g
(Vitis). P 70, 137
(Sanicula). J ITI,
bipinnulata (Seriola). P “705, 65
05, 65. J XII, 507
’(Seriola). P 89, 42
89, 42
biplagiata (Mordellistena). P 64,
105
biplagiatus (Cyllodes).
22
biplex (Ammonites). P
VIII, 313
05, 19
(Actaeonina). P ’60, 93
biplicata var. deshayesii (Amastra).
P ’88, 44
(Leptosolen).
462; 705, 17
(Metis). P ’62, 573; ’67, 139
(Ptychina). P ’72, 91
(Siliquaria). P ’61, 150; ’76,
304; 05, 17. J ITI, 394
324
biplicata. Continued.
(Solena). P ’65, 184
(Tellina). j vii, 152. P ’48,
106; ’62, 573; ’80, 22, 24; ’82,
155. J 1X, 119
(Volutilithes). P 776, 292;
05, 25. J IX, 300
(Volutoderma). P 776, 292;
05, 25
biplicatula (Microdrillia). P ’03,278
biplicatus (Rostellites). P ’76, 292
biplicifera (Cancellaria). j viii, 187.
P ’41, 81; ’48, 97; ’62, 567; 80,
29; 782, 173
bipons (Biddulphia). P 1900, 729
(Hemiaulus). P 790, 138;
1900, 738, 740
(Zygoceros).
biporeata (Chilophryne).
biporeatus (Anolis). P
74, 68. J VIII, 167
(Bufo). P 702, 183
(Croeodilus). J II, 136
(Incilius). P ’63, 50
biporus (Euchirotes). P ’08, 119
bipunctata (Coronella). P ’66, 128
(Cynorta). P ’09, 227
(Eucharia). P ’03, 133
(Sapromyza). j vi, 178
(Xabea). P 05, 835, 843
bipunctatum (Acrydium). P ’04, 666
(Colydium). j iii, 825. P ’66,
7
P ’82, 307
02, 42. J
P 1900, 740
P 62, 358
65, 197;
37
bipunctatus (Abramis).
(Bothropolys). P
(Collops). P ’52, 163. J IV, 35
(Coniophanes). P 66, 128. J
VIII, 138
(Euspongus). P 95, 523
(Gonocerus). P ’60, 226
(Gorytes). P ’95, 517, 523
(Gryllus). P ’05, 835
(Ips). P ’44, 108
(Lestiphorus). P 795, 523
(Lithobius). P ’02, 42
(Malachius). j iii, 185. J
IV, 35
(CEcanthus). P ’04, 547
(Pomadasys). P ’99, 350
(Rhizophagus). P ’66, 377
bipuneticeps (Geophilus). J V, 45
bipunctulata (Argia). P ’01, 133, 138
bipustulata (Cistela). j iii, 269
(Clivina). P ’43, 296; ’57, 80,
9
82
(Coceineliay. jv, 302
(Lytta). P ’08, 616
(Mordellistena). P 764, 105
(Orchestris). P ’73, 66
bipustulatus (Cucujus). P ’54, 74
(Ips). P ’44, 108
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
bipustulatus. Continued. -
(Litargus). P °56, 14 4
(Mycetophagus). P ’44,114 —
biquadrata (Biddulphia). P 1900,
693, 717
biquadratum (Triceratium). P 1900, —
P 98, 60
717
biradiata (Psammobia).
birgei (Pellenes). P ’01, 592 ae
Birgus. P .’51, 269; °58, 232; 705, —
291 :
birivia (Hierodula). P ’03, 708 ~~
birmanica (Pholas). P ’62, 195, 207 —
birmanicus (Liphistius). P ’09, 316 —
birostrata (Biddulphia). P 1900, '
(Nitzschia). P ’61, 71 .
birostratus (Anaulus). P ’90, 136
1900, 735, 736 a
birostris (Manta). P 710, 475
(Raia). P ’03, 332 a
birotulata (Halichondria). P ’87, 233
bisbalteatus (Cantharidus). P 701,
199, 398 Me.
biseatenaria (Pleurotoma). j vii, 140.
P 62, 561 BS
(Sureula). P ’62, 561 iy
biscatenarium (Pleurotoma). P 748,
104 ee
biscayensis (Balena). P ’65, 169
bischoffi (Holbrookia). P ’68, 310
bischoffii (Riecia). P ’69, 232
bisculpta (Helix). P ’89, 279 “/
biscutata (Dipsas). P ’61, 297
(Eutenia). P ’83, 21; “01,
23; ’03, 287, 291 4
biscutatus (Dipsadomorphus). P ’61,
297
(Trimorphodon). P ’61,
97, 464. J VIII, 131
bisectus (Elater). j iii, 173 “S
(Tropidonotus). P ’01, 32 —
biseptatum (Brachysporium). P ’§
440 24
(Gymnosporangium). P 0%
461-501 i.
biserialis (Capulus). P ’90, 161, 167
(Evermannella). P 704, 119
(Goniocidaris). P ‘. i.
(Nautilus). P ’88, 242
(Platyceras). P ’90, 16%
(Pleuracanthus).
(Stephanocidaris). P ’91, 2
(Synocladia). P ’59, 18, 2
88, 225; °70, 15; °91, 244
biseriata (Lejeunia). P ’69, 225 —
(Pleurotomaria). P 66, 269 —
(Rhinocypha). P 701, 185
biseriatum (Cerithium). J VIII, 36
(Chelifer). P ’04, 140 a.
biseriatus (Plecostomus). P
285, 292
a
—
f wentinued.
porus). P 754, 93; 60,
73,
P 72, 91
j i, 352;
peeserpes). P ’95, 401
P 77,21
194
46, 93; °54, 89, 200; ’67,
"70, 13, 69; 80, 347; ’82,
ns 98, 218; 95, 244-
176;
97, 207, 483-502;
279
). 4 794, 218; 95, 244;
a7, 307, 493- 501; 08, 404
pase (Bison). P= 97,
P 97, 493
P 01, 340;
nileptes). P ’82, 282
var. japonica (Acridium).
n (Acrydium). P ’04, 662
— japonica (Tetrix).
: (Alpheus). P 71, 248;
(Cheraphilus). P °95, 186
ee) P ’88, 428;
Criotettix). P ’04, 662
oo (Criotettix). P
s (Cyclopterus). P ’82, 308
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
325
bispinosus. Continued.
(Dendryphantes). P
(Gasterosteus). P
250
(Myliobatis).
(Polyrhachis).
(Pontophilus).
186, 192
(Trachelas). P ’09, 197
Bispira. P 704, 501
bisselianus (Unio).
VI, 277
bisselli (Poteriocrinus). P ’79, 340;
86, 156
(Seytalocrinus). P ’79, 340
bi ttata (Mylabris). P ’08, 608
Bissolite. P ’92, 192
bistigma (Libellula). P 57, 87
bistorta (Eulima). P ’99, 254 |
(Polygonum). P ’63, 75
bistortoides (Polygonum). j vii, 48.
P ’98, 40, 310
bistriata (Syringodendron). P ’60,
bistriatum (Anobium). j v, 172.
P ’65, 235
(Petalium). P ’65, 235
bistrispinis (Rypticus). ’p 707, 269
bisuleata (Atya). P ’93, 111
(Atyoida). j viii, 140. P
50, 25; °60, 28; ’79, 415; 93,
111; 94, 406
(Corbula). P 705, 17
(Grammysia). P ’83, 213
(Leda). P ’61, 440
(Natica). P ’79, 212
(Parapholas). P ‘749, 156;
762, 195, 217. J I, 279; I, 335
(Solarium). J VIII, 359
(Torinia). P 91, 54
ae (Architectonica). J Viti,
estates (Ammonites). J VIII, 310
( - P 63, 60
(Phaca). P 763, 60
bisulecus (Myliobates).’ J VIII, 239
bisus (Auxis). P ’04, 760
(Seomber). P 704, 760
bisuturalis (Turritella).
biteniata (Helicina). %
(Melania). P ’63, 321; ’65, 22
(Strephobasis). P ’63, 321;
22
’(Systena). P 73, 69
biteniatus (Anculotus). P ’63, 321
bitectus (Anolis). P ’64, 171. J
VIII, 167
biterminata (Limnobia). P ’59, 198
Bithinia. P ’56, 110; ’60, 50. J
VI, 118
Bithynia. P 01, 405;
38
09, 220
86, 242,
P 63, 333
P ’82, 264
P 95, 183,
P 67, 81. J
02, 121; 08,
326
Bithynis. P ’79, 425; ’93, 119-123
bithys (Euterpe). P ’66, 244
Bitis. P 59, 341
Bitoma. P 44, 110
Bitorquata. P ’98, 268
bitorquatus (Pteroglossus). P
113
67,
(Zacholus). P ’60, 245
bitruncata (Glycimeris). P ’72, 216;
78, 303
(Panopea). P ’78, 303; 703,
757
Bittacomorpha. P 759, 200, 252;
95, 320
Bittacus. P ’09, 22
Bittium. P ’71, 142; ’83, 172; 788,
332; 791, 53; 704, 26. J VIII, 363
bitubercularis (Purpura). P ’05, 291
bituberculata (Megalopta). P 1900,
374
(Melissodes). P ’78, 218
bituberculatum (Megalostoma). P
73, 252
bituberculatus (Dicyphus). P
334
(Gonatium).
(Hypomma). P ’05, 334
(Mygnimia). P ’97, 275
(Pompilus). P ’97, 275;
9
(Salius).
(Strombus). P
VIII, 360
Bitubigera. J V, 167 2
bituminosa (Fagelia). P 58, 128
(Psoralea). P ’77, 106
biturbinatus (Actinocrinus).
351; 781, 339
(Batocrinus). P ’68, 351; ’81,
339
biturgidus (Polydectes). P ’69, 192
biumbilicata (Bulla). P ’84, 110
biunguiculata (Porcellana). P 58,
229
biunguiculatus (Alpheus). P 760, 31
(Polyonyx). P ’58, 229
Bius. J IV, 11, 38
biuscus (Amniscus). J II, 169
biustus (Leptostylus). J II, 169
bivalve (Nothoscordium). P ’09, 490
bivariolata (Eriophora). P .’09, 210
P 05, 334
19
P 97, 275
91, 52. J
P 68,
bivincta (Clausilia). P ’05, 739;
07, 512
(Thaumatoptyx). P ’05, 739
bivirgata (Octoglena). P ’64, 186
bivittata (Aemeodera). P ’73, 90
(Anthaxia). P ’57, 9; ’73, 331
(Cassida). jv, 295. P ’73, 78
(Daconura). P ’60, 482
(Eetypia). P ’60, 5380
(Flata). j iv, $85. P ’07, 495
(Galeruea). P ’73, 55
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
bivittata. Continued.
(Geotrecha). P ’09, 557, 566,
(Leia). j vi, 152 =
(Leptura). j iii, 416. J I, 340 —
(Mermiria). P 704, 5
31; ’09, 112, 131
(Opsomala).
(Orsadachna).
(Otoeryptis). P ’60, 491
(Phyllobrotica). P 759, 81
(Saperda). j iii, 409. J I,
3
"09,
557, 566 =
bivittatum (Acridium). P ’04, 533
(Arrhyton). P 62, 82, 339
(Cornops). P 705, 804
(Pleurocera). P 763, 316 oa
(Trypanostoma). P ’62, 175;
63, 316. J V, 279 c
P 70, 75
569
; ia
P 78, 315
P 73, 22
16
(Thargalia). P 792, 17;
bivittatus (Caloptemus).
(Campylus). P 45, 219
(Cherojulis). P ’63, 206 aa
(Cryptocephalus). j iii, 440
(Elmis). P 7°44, 99; 52, 445 —
66, 380 , ae
(Gryllus). j iv, 808 a
(Ichthyeallus). P ’63, 206; —
182, 275
(Iridio). P ’03, 332
(Labrus). P ’03, 332
(Luperus). P "60, 208, 209
(Melanoplus). P ’02, 724; 704, —
572; ’06, 415; ’09, 116, 166 -%
(Pachybrachis). J I, ‘9
(Pantodactylus). P 63, ae
(Peltonotellus). ;
(Phyllobrotica). P 765
(Python). P °57, 66, 72
(Serranus). 6
(Sparus).
(Sphenothecus). J IV, 40
(Thargalia). P 1900, 532 “7
(Varanus). P 56, 149, 150; —
60, 486 ae
bivius (Cryptocephalus). J I, 248
bivolve (Platyceras). P 789, 293;
90, 179 ,
(Platystoma). P ’89, 293
Bivonia. P 776, 302; 705, 18
bivulnerus (Chilocorus). J IV, 42
biwe (Melania). P ’02, 120
Bixinee. P ’89, 365
Biziura. P ’69, 218
bizonalis (Melania).
bizonata (Mylabris). P ’08, 609 —
bizonatus (Anthicus). P ’52, 100 —
Blabera. P ’06, 272; ’09, 27 ‘i
Blaberus. P ’05, 792, 839; 706, 2
Blac. jv, 29
P 64, 48
> 63, 290;
e (Dendreca). P 83, 61;
95, 496; 96, 157, 161;
708, 155
la). j iv, 195
). J iv, 178, 195
). P 53, 310, 312,
“(Sabal). P 05, 697-
14; 709, 489
¢janus). P ’88, 138
00). P '59, 31; 65, 4
1s). P °59, 31; °65, 4
2). °98,
"72, 57, 74, 80;
malus). P ’08, 68
ritoma). P ‘79, 97
ee) ‘P 98, 60
a. J VEL, 327
ps). P ’89, 331, 339
i, 39
98, 267
motus). P ’99,
thus). P ’99, 338
Acanthias). P 962, 499;
: =) j iii,
pops). P02, iso. 162,
i I cncn (Mormoops).
2, 165, 172
nosoma ). P 83, 28,
len). P °79, 219
“(Crategus). P 710, 189,
—. P 03, 764
mites). P °68, 177
con). P ’82, 207; 95, 70
slax). P *82, 197
ula). P ’82, 207
(Gasterostea). P70,
riotes). P 04, 105
nus ‘(Cyclostom2). P10,
jv, 29
P 65, 187
dela). P ’52, 65; °54, 79
P 04, 128
Eurem P 785, 86
Goniobasis). P "164, 27, 31;
"23. J V, 242; VI, 137
“Tenax to GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
327
blanda. Continued.
+ ae ae P ’59, 230, 231;
1
?
(Melania). P ’61, 122; 64,
27, 31. J V, 242
(Melasma). P ’65, 2%
(Prosthesima). P ‘92, 18;
01, 572
(Raia). Ps 19, 47%
(Rosa). P 04, 116. 118. J
Ill, 87
(Systena). P ’47, 164; ’73, 69
(Viola). P ’60, 145; 1900,
486; ’03, 665-667, 669, 671, 672,
692, 693, 695, 696, 698
(Vitis). P ’53, 270
blandi (Cerion). P ’96, 324, 334
(Pupa). P ’75, 153, 189;
33; 1900, 585, 590, 605
blandi sublubrica (Pupa). P 1900,
605; ’03, 616
blandi (Pupilla). P ’06, 143
blandiana (Anomus). P ’98, 280
(Cylindrella). P ’73, 248
(Polygyra). P ’03, 208; ’06,
, 540
(Varicella). P 710, 519
blandianum (Punctum). P 1900, 115,
148; ’02, 417, 421
blandianus (Unio). P 756, 263; 757,
J IV, 65
P "73, 252
blandii (Physa). ’p 64, 116. J VI,
168
blandina (Cyprina). P ’61, 28
blandingi (Astaeus). P 750, 25
(Cardita). P ’47, 281; °48, 97;
79, 219; ’80, 364, 365; ’86, 57;
90, 402. J I, 112
(Veniricardia). j vi, 229. P
48, 107
blandingiana (Embernagra). J [I,
265
(Fringilla). P 7°43, 260; ’99,
20. JI, 51
blandingianus (Unio). P
J V, 435
blandingii (Astaeus). P ’55, 400
(Boiga). P ’60, 264
(Cambarus). P ’52, 91; 755,
400
cali P 54, 188, 189
psas). P 44, 170; 54, 100;
57, 5° 60 60; 760, 264
(Emydoidea). P 708, 115
(Euprepis). P 44, 58;
50, 72
(Toxicodryas). P ’57, 61, 72;
P ’73, 131, 132
60, 264 )
blandita (Trogus).
P 773, 54
P 30,79.
"79,
53, 245.
57,
blandula (Diabrotica).
blandum (Callidium).
328
blandus (Platynus). P ’54, 43
(Staphylinus). P 744, 36
blaneyanus (Bellerophon). P_ ’88,
235; 91, sou
blanfordi (Arvicola). P ’99, 292
(Laqueus). P ’91, 170
(Microtus). P ’99, 292, 293
(Terebratella). P ’91, 170
(Terebratula). P ’91, 170
Blanfordia. P ’02, 26, 234; ’05,
750. J IX, 98
Blaps. j iii, 257. P
IV, 37
Blapstinus. P 746, 65; ’59, 78; 66,
348. J IV, 12, 14, 36
Blarina. P ’82, 318; ’83, 82; 794,
218, 269, 395; ’95, 381, 382; ’96,
185, 202;
310. J VII, 446; XI, 219, 280
Blasipus. P ’59, 301, 306; ’62, 293,
304; 69, 214
Blastocerus. P ’68, 247
Blastoidea. j iv, 293; ’56, 73; ’61,
141; ’69, 83, 85, 86; °79, 229;
81, 177, 203-207; ’85, 243, 296,
300; ’86, 101, 215; ’87, 83-111
Blastoidocrinus. P ’79, 236
Blatella. P ’05, 32, 53, 158, 791,
792, 839; ’06, 267, 268;
709, 116; 710, 4, 586
blatelle (Celosporidium). P 05,
158-161
Blatta. P. 50, 100; ’53, 279; ’78,
315, 383; ’85, 105, 111; ’01, 274;
06, 269-272; ’07, 75, 153; 710, 5,
422, 425, 586. J VIII, 444
blatte (Ameba). P ’79, 204
(Endameba). P ’79, 205
58, 182. J
blatte orientalis (Gregarina). P
56, 47; 703, 44
(Oxyuris). P ’51, 285
blattaria (Verbaseum). P ’60, 303;
"71, 296
blattarum (Clepsidrina). P ’03, 44
(Gregarina). P ’56, 47; ’03,
44, 639
(Lophomonas). P ’79, 204
Blattide. P ’01, 274; ’02, 717; 04,
513, 562, 776, 779; ’05, 32, 53,
790, 838; ’06, 262; ’07, 25, 75, 152,
282; ’08, 368; ’09, 116, 415; 710,
4, 585
Blattidium. P ’85, 111, 112
Blattina. P ’85, 106, 111; ’86, 231
Blattinarie. P ’85, 34
Blauneria. P ’57, 192; ’58, 210;
60, 50; ’10, 667
bleakleyi (Asterionella). P ’61, 68
Blechnum. P ’98, 47, 315
Blechrus. J IV, 28
Blechum. P ’89, 397
Bledius. J IV, 31
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
97, 32, 214, 223, 304, -
07, 26;:
bleekeri (Archamia). J XII, 519
(Hippocampus). P ‘07, 426
(Scolopsis). J XII, 528
Blenitrachus. P ’82, 278
Blennechis. P 1900, "517
Blennicottus. P 61, 166
Blennide. P 754, "149;
799, 119, 361; 1900, 517;
Blennidia. Pr 63, 243
Blenniide. P 63, 255;
173, 180; ’92, 275; 97, 133; 98°
346; 703, 170; 06, 105, 488; 07,
442. J XII, 552
Blenniine. P ’06, 107
Blennioclinus. P 60, 1
62, 502;
01, 326
’84, 169,
63, 256;
Blennioidei. P ’61, 507; i
84, 180 a
blennioides (Diplesion). P ’85, 411; —
06, 522
(Diplesium). P ’77, 43 E
(Etheostoma). P 59, 101; "64 q
233; °’77, 51, 86. J VI, 211, a
blennioperea (Hyostoma). 06,
522. J VI, 214, 215, ea! #
Blenniops. P 82, 278 a
Blennius. j_ iii, 395; iv, 278, 361. —
P '54, 149; °57, 3; ’58, 169; 60, —
21, 102, 103, 105, 108; ’61, 1685 J
63, 237, 256, 258; °77, 206; 782,
304; 84, 103; 99, 275; 98) 30, P
346; °99, 362; 1900, 517; 706, 107
blennius (Alburnops).” P 156, 194; ;
"77, 91; 710, 275 ;
(Notropis). P 704, 244; 710, ©
275, 276 -
Blennoide. P ’59, 146; 62, 279; —
63, 255 a
plennoides (Batrachoides). j iii, 396
(Gadus). P ’63, 240 4]
Blennophis. P ’60, 103; 82, 2785 J
99, 362 3
Blepharactisis. P ’60, ie “ae 284 ‘i
Blepharichthys. P 62, , 262, 4
431, 436; '77, 208 i
Blepharida. P 756, 29; °73, 57, 76 —
Blephariglottis. P ’07, ” 455, "456, 8
blephariglottis (Blephariglottis).
07, 456
’(Platanthera). P ’60, 513
Blepharipeza. P 94, 2
Blepharipoda. j viii, 180. P 750,
24, 27; ’58, 230 -
Blepharis. P 762, 436; ’01, 288; 703, ©
717 Bs
Blepsias. P ’57, 202; ’62, 332
Blethisa. P 47, 149; 66, 363
Bletia. P 58, 120, 123; °73, 206;
89, 355
Blighia. P ’89, 373
Blitrydium. P 93, 150, 453
Blitum. P ’77, 108
blitum (Amarantus). P ’77, 108
———
—
—
P ’82, 281
(Trachykele). P ’73, 87
‘Mygale). P ’87, 380
(Platycrinus). P ’85,
P ’81, 334
105; °01, 97; ’08. 124°
U, 130, 177
petogomphus). P ’62, 389
trictoris (Filaria). P ’50,
oe 7, 5,
72, 54, 56
Bs 72, 84
VI, 201
385 88
ila). P 58, 193;
melanope (Motacilla). P
‘Cieindela). P ’08, 507
wus). P °93, 110
(Poteriocrinus). P ’86, 158
us (Macrotus). P ’04, 428,
(Anolis). J VII, 1
ti (Boleophthalmus). ~ 05,
i (Coluber). P ’60, 561
mobius). P ’60, 561. J
35, 180
as). P ’60, 342, 561
P 71, 204
P 60, 20, 115; ’61, 84;
237; ’63, 29, 176; °65,
3 77, 85; ’82, 273, 306: 87,
"97, 104, 105; °99, 118, 485;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
329
06, 513; 07, 252. J VI, 217;
XIU, 521
065, 105 (Bodianus). P ’63, 176;
’(Cossyphus). P ’63, 176, 225
bodius (Euctenogobius). P ’59, 197
Bodo. P '50, 100;’51, 284; 56,
42. JI 301
boeckii (Allolobophora). P °99, 139
(Doryphora). P "61, 71
Bohmeria. P ’69, 136; 710, 580
benack (Bodianus). P
boeningi (Tornatellina). P ’05, 737
Boerhaavia. P ’89, 401; 701, 558
boerhaavia (Wedelia). P 96, 33
boetica (Amastra). P ’88, 49
boettgeri (Odostomia). P’ "87, 51
bogaraveo (Pagellus). P ’98, ’342
P 782, 305
82, 306;
bogoda (Chanda). P ’05, 500
(Hamiltonia). P ’05, 500
bogotana (Pyrrhopyga). P ’68, 90
bogotensis (Ammonites). J VIII, 310
(Anadia). P ’96, 465
(Lycoctenis). P 109, 215
i Maclaboshorsy. ? 103, 310
bogotina (Crassatella). J VIII, 319
(Tellina). J VIII, 319
bohar (Lutianus). P ’99, 485
q (Seiena). P 99, 485
bohemanni (Ceroctis). P ’08, 615
(Mylabris). P ’08, 615
bohemica (Ephydatia). P ’87, 179,
225, 262
(Helix). P ’92, 393
(Hercynella). P "97, 415
(Meyenia). P ’87, 211, 225
bohemicus (Macheracanthus). P10;
658
bohlsii (Fenestra). P ’06, 30, 31,
» 32; ’07, 167
(Paraleuas). P ’07, 185
(Stenopola). P ’07, 180
béhmii (Spongilla). P ’87, 184, 205,
233
Boide. P 56, 156, 237; 764, 230;
782, 330; ’98, 105, 108; ’01, 14;
05, 207, 208; ’08, 119
boiei (Ceratophrys). J VI, 94
boiquira (Crotalus). P ’53, 417
Boisduvalia. P ’95, 547; ’99, 265
boisduvalii (Erotylus). P ’54, 163.
J IV, 32
boissieri (Helix). P ’73, 249; ’74,
55
boissoneauii (Hirundo). P ’59, 33
boissyii (Spherium). P ’60, 288
Bola. P ’99, 355
330
bolanderi (Cinna).
(Fimbriaria).
(Frullaria).
(Gymnanthe). P ’69, 223
(Seapania). P ’69, 218
bolaris (Caricella). P ’46, 21
(Mitra). P ’48, 101
Bolbocerus. P 744, 138;
54, 80, 217. J IV, 34
Bolborhynchus. P ’99, 32
Boleichthys. P ’59, 108;
46, 54, 56, 92; ’06, 525
Boleophthalmus. P ’63, 271; ’97,
87; 05, 513
Boleops. P ’63, 271; ’82, 279
Boleosoma. P 753, 388; 759, 103;
60, 105; ’61, 47; ’77, 48, 48, 55,
56, 88, 93, 96; ’85, 411; ’06, 522-
525. J ITI, 56; VI,
240
boleticola (Spheria). P ’95, 31
(Zythia). P ’93, 457
Boletobius. P ’44, 33
P ’84, 290
P 69, 230
P 69, 226
53, 362;
17, 438,
boletophagi (Gregarina). P ’03, 47,
641
Boletophagus. j v, 238. P ’53, 235;
56, 219; 66, 347
Boletus. J III, 207, 214
boletus (Mycocrinus). P ’86, 197
Bolitochara. J IV, 13
Bolitoglossa. P ’56, 7, 8; ’60, 372;
’69, 103
Bolitoglossidae. P 756, 11, 130. J
ITI, 338
bolivari (Neotettix). P ’10, 623
bolivarii (Echinus). J VIII, 280,
299, 325
(Stizus). P
boliviana (Cyrena). P ’60, 275
(Piaya). P ’08, 493, 496, 497
(Thore). P ’01, 131, 135
boliviensis (Asaphus). J VIII, 305
(Productus). J IIT, 11, 16, 22;
VIII, 302, 307
(Spirifer). J VIII, 306
bollesiana (Vertigo). P 772, 107;
75, 154, 190; ’89, 207; ’90, 32;
1900, 133; ’02, 420
bollesiana arthuri (Vertigo). P 1900,
609
97, 383
bollesiana gouldii (Vertigo). P 1900,
609
bolli (Spharagemon). P ’04, 777, 786;
06, 379; ’07, 290; ’10, 592, 631
bolliana (Homeogamia). P ’03, 181,
185
(Ischnoptera). P 710, 410, 412,
413, 447, 450, 586, 616, 620
bollii (Gorytes). P ’95, 525
Bolodon. P ’87, 284, 285;
220, 252, 253, 265
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
208, 210, 213,
91, 130,
239, J IX, 186-188, 210-213, 216-
Bolodontide. P ’87, 285; ’91, 135. —
J IX, 213, 218, 219
Bolosauride. P 483, 69, 108
Bolosaurus. P ’83, 69
Bolosepia. P ’60, "324
Boltenia. J XIU, 11, 13
bolteri (Neotettix). P 704, 782; ’07,
285
boltoni (Paradoxus). j iv, 365
Boltonia. P ’97, 192; ’08, 458 E
ieaiokae (Spongilla). P ’87, 184, ©
196 7
bombiceps (Anolis). ous VIII, 168
Bombicilla. P 755, 313
bombiformis (Melissodes).
219
bombifrons (Bison).
P 78,
P 54,210
(Bootherium). P 54, 210. Jv
VII, 374
(Bos). P ’52, 71. J VII, 374
(Ovibos). P 195, 247. J VIL, |
357, 374
(Seaphiopus). P 763, 52, 58
08, 126. J VI, 81
(Spea). P 67, 85. J VI, 82
Bombinator. P ’60, 506; ’64, "183;
68, 270; ’87, 351. J VI, 71,76 |
bomboides (Mallophora). P ’9
Bombus. P ’73, 287;
84, 61; 92, 134; "94, 56;
41; 1900, 472; 02, 35; 08 7 60,
Bombycide, P 75, 25, 32-52;
522; ’92, 158; 98, 158
Bombyeilla. j iv, 36; viii, 152.
53, 381; °54, 397; 156, 292
Bombycillide. P 68, 285
bombycina (‘Thelephora).
Bombyciphora. j iv, 38
Bombycoides. P ’75, 25
bombycoides (Lapara). J IV, 18733
Bombylide. P ’94, 274; ’95, 325
Bombyliide. P 96, 37 4,
bombylis (Oliva). P 48, 103;
223; ’90, 397 %
bombylis var. burlesonia (Otivella).
P ’95, 116, 130
P 94, 275; 95,
J Itt,
Bombylius.
98, 159
Bombylonax. J IV, 322
Bombyx. P ’60, 157; ’61, 525; Hg
86, 298; 10, 296, 308. J IW,
Bomius. i IV, 28
bona (Crategus). P 705, 584, sor
bonaci (Mycteroperca). P 97, 105
(Serranus). P 63,177; 97, 105
bonaerensis (Tremaretus). P 796, —
384. J XI, 221 x
(Ursus). P 96, 384. J Xi
221 a
bone-speiensis (Raja). P 710,
bonana (Oriolus). P ’67, £4
—_—_—_—.
a
i, (poman). P ’89, 393;
(Actodromas). P 59,
$i, 1 0, 194, 199, 232; ’71, 30
coral P 64, 274
cephalus). P ’62, 310
ira). P 04, 148
meco). P 59, 140
ia). P ’61, 191, 232
61, 247; 62, 310
rathru: rt). P 94, 148
nga). om 194; 66, 97
Teliobucco P 799, 38
P 53, 429
as). P 66, 287
‘Hemulon). P ’97, 109
oe 54, 198
hrus). P ’66, 19
uw rus). P 03, 531
5. P ’66, i9
lio). P °55, 433
"200, 267. P 53,
764, 23; °75, 350; 83, 66;
5; 793, 28, 38; 95, 475;
6,
na). P 61, 28
hinoptera). P ’04, 506;
10, 475
89, 398
ndina). P ’89, 375
salpinia). P 05, 700
a). P '89, 376; 05,
“mu, 188. P ’41, 31;
62, 566; °80,
ese
ioertige
. , 88; 71, 153; 704,
, 563; 706, 39, 42; °07, 34
P 01, 596; 704, 144
P 96, 554
; 98, 342
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Bootherium. P
331
boops. Continued.
(Caranx). P ’62, 261
(Notropis). P 710, 277
(Paratractus). P ’62, 330
(Secombrops). P ’06, 528
(Trachurus). P ’62, 261, 330,
2
booriensis (Euplectes). P ’99, 59
bootes (Chinobias). P ’62, 57
Bootettix. P ’04, 563; ’08, 376;
709, 112, 136, 423
52, 71; 754, 209,
210; °70, 97; °97, 492. J VII, 73,
263, 374
boothi (Chilonycteris). P ‘02, 401;
04, 182, 193, 197, 207
boothiana (Helix). P ’89, 82, 83
(Thysanophora). P 710, 517
boothii (Crypheus). j vii, 219
(Prenanthes). 04, 603
Bopyroides. P 64, 156
Bopyrus. P ’63, 140; ’79, 198; ’88,
80, 330, 333
boraborensis (Atropis). J IX, 94
(Helix). J IX, 42
(Omphalotropis). J IX, 93,
94, 110
(Pitys). J a y 108
(Realia). J I 20. $01:
Bo cee. P ’61, 463, i
or 168; 98, 399. J Ii, 97,
181, 183," 184
Boraginea. vii, 43
borbonia idures}. P 59, 97
borbonica (Emberiza). P ’64, 254
(Muscieapa). P ’64, 256
(Muscipeta). P 59, 49
borbonicus (Bufo). J VI, 193
(Trochocereus). P 89, 150
Borboracetes. P ’65, 135; ’68, 250.
J VI, 67, 90, 91, 94, 112
Borboride. P 95, 340
borckii (Melanoplus). P ’09, 469
borde (Lepidodendron). P ’60, 240
borea (Lucioperea). P ’57, 201
boreale (Blechnum). P ’98, 47, 315
(Conostomum). P ’63, 96
(Galium). P ’63, 63; 710, 547,
549, 573
Gleosporium). P i 459
(Hedysarum). vii,
(Megatherium). J VIL 411
(Melanomma). P ’95, 416
(Melogramme). P ’95, 426
(Plagiostomum). P ’07, 94
(Punctum). P 705, 717
borealis (Acirsa). J VIII, 190
(Alepidosaurus). P 162, 128
(Ammonites). P 41, 107,
108
(Anisomyon). P ’60, 423; 61,
332 INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
borealis. Continued.
(Artemisia). P ’93, 211
(Arvicola). P ’53, 408; ’74,
189, 190; ’94, 282, 285
(Ascomys,;. P 52, 161; ’75,
135 ‘
(Astarte). P ’72, 245
(Atalapha). P ’94, 396; 96,
203; ’97, 33, 224
borealis pfeifferi (Atalapha). P ’94,
156
borealis seminola (Atalapha). P ’95,
82
borealis (Bathygnathus). P 753, 404.
J II, 327-330; VIII, 449
(Blatta). P ’10, 422, 427
(Buprestis). P_ 257, 7
(Buteo). P 746, 45; 753, 306,
451; ’55, 279, 287, 3073 56, 39;
66, 43, 44; ’68, 149; 70, 142;
73, 238; ’75, 89, 100, 344; 783,
66; °95, 479; ’98, 80. J I, 26;
II, 259
borealis calurus (Buteo). P_ ’92,
115; °93, 39; ’98, 209; ’99, 29;
703, 7; 704, 580; 705, 689
borealis var. kriderii (Buteo). P
73, 238; ’99, 26
borealis (Gaeopoides). P ’09, 401,
2
aa COlrnee ys P ’63, 76; 98, 42,
(Cancer). P ’78, 317; ’79, 391
(Cardita). P ’80, 28; 702,
700, 711
(Caulopus). P ’62, 128
(Chimera,. P ’82, 308
(Cirolana). P ’91, 187
(Cirratulus). P ’63, 140
(Clintonia). P ’91, 434
(Clio). P ’63, 141
(Coccinella). J IV, 42
(Collurio). P 775, 347
(Collyrio). P ’66, 73; ’68, 50
(Colymbus). P ’62, 228
(Contopus). P 759, 190; ’66,
60; ’72, 67; ’92, 108; ’93, 44, 62;
95, 485; 96, 132
(Corizus). P ’61, 284
(Cueurbitaria). P ’94, 884
(Cyclas). P ’60, 288
(Cyclocardia). P 72, 255;
88, 332; ’02, 703, 710
(Cypselus). P ’57, 202
(Dalatias). P ’64, 264
(Delphinapterus). P ’69, 22
(Dinophilus). P ’07, 94
(Dryobates). P ’95, 483
(Ectatoderus). P ’09, 112, 172
(Eectobia). P 710, 423
(Epilachna). J IV, 42
(Epilactura). P ’78, 314
borealis. Continued.
(Euphrosyne). P 708, 339 -
(Falco). j iii, 347; iv, 269; ©
vii, 316; viii, 151. P 53, 396, 451 a
(Fringilla). Pa 382, 385, 4
88 2
(Geomys). j viii,.74, 103. P
52, 161; 75, 135 4
(Gryllotalpa). P ’04, 799
(Gulo). P ’08, 102
(Gyrinus). P ’68, 369, 372
(Hainesia). P 93, 166
(Helcion). P ’56, 283
(Hemipodia). P ’09, 259 gf
(Hemiptychus). P 765, 239,
240 stierochloay. P '63, 78 95;
ierochloa). Mt:
84, 95; 1900, 662 ai
(Hippolyte). P ’60, 33; 763,
139; *01, 163 a
(Hipponyx). j viii, 210, 220.
P ’56, 283; ’60, 423 ‘a
(Hister). P ’52, Bhs a
(Ischnoptera). 710, ~— :
412, 413, 437, 444, 586, 616, "620
(Kaliella). P 01, 846
(Lemargis). P 64, 264
(Lampyris). P 51, 336
(Lanius). iii, 358; iv, 272
viii, 152. P ’47, 201; 753, 30 1
57, 212; 83, 62; 93, 53, :
96, 156; 08, 81. JI, 44
borealis teliotus (Lasiurus). P
591
borealis (Linaria). P ’53, 383;
385
(Linnea). P 763, 63; 84, 80
(Linota). P 61, 382
(Litaneutria). P ’06, 362
(Lucina). P 72, 82
(Lynceus). P 79, 173
(Melanopsamma). P 793,
95, 416
(Merluccius). P ’63, 230
(Mniotilta). P ’53, "312 ‘
(Monoeulodes). P 01, 149
(Mordella). P ’62, 46
(Navicula). P 65, 16
(Nematus). P ’92, 188 rg
(Notorhynchus). P ’64, 150 —
(Numenius). jv, 73; viii, 15
P 51, 223; 58, 247; "161, 236:
1900, 4 a
(Nuttallornis). P 704, 582 —
(Omalodes). P 752, 39 a
(Onchidella). P ’76, 184;
210
(Ortyx). j iv, 268
(Ostrea). J VIII, 380 i
(Paleosyops). P 91, 108, ‘ 1%
J IX, 270, 272, 275, 278, 319,
371-376, 383, 384
lus). P ’93, 115;
is). P 64, 188; 10,
07, 25;
ste). P 702, 688
P 59, 105
94, 188
"84, 88
P 52, 161;
96, 509, 511
, 154, 189
mena). P ’51, 336
) . P52, 161;
r 190
‘ a). ‘Pp 79.
ia). J II, 198
= 76, 211, 281
P. 47, To aes
P 702, 703,
P 63, 142
P - 156
a 52, 174; 754, 87;
8. J VI, 70 , :
Bh ?
acer). P 63, 139; 93
"95, 178 : SRA ece
__-3NDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
01,
371. P °63, 203°
333
boreas. Continued.
(Cheraphilus). P 793, 127;
95, * Com ‘Gee
Tangon). 60, 25; ’63
139; °95, 175-178, 190, 1955 01, 163
(Selerocrangon). P '93, 127;
195, 178; 701, 163
boreella (Epurea). P ’73, 328
Borellia. P ’06,
borellii (Copiphara).. P ’07, 389
P ’07, 370
tes). P ’04, 676
rath
(Paradichroplus). P ’07, 191
(Seyllina). P ’06, 48
(Xiphiola). P ’07, 186
Boreocottus. P ’59, 166
Boreogadus. P °63, 230, 233, 248;
65, 69; 705, 370
Boreogaleus. P 64, 263
Boreogobius. P 63, 269
Boreotrophon. P 04, 593
boreus (Buthus). J V, 360, 368
(Esox). P 753, 386; "65, 79;
85, 373, 375
’(Seorpio). J V, 369
(Telegonus). J vy, 369
Borga. P ’60, 264
Borkhausia. vii, 69
Borlasia. P ’53, 366; °57, 159, 162,
163; ’01, 726
borneensis (Bellia). P 702, 175
(Callichrous). P ’05, 468
(Carcharinus). P 05, 458
(Clupeoides). P 760, "36
(Cynoglossus). P 05, 518
Meare. P 705, 482
(Gastromyzon). P ’05, 477
(Notopterus). PP 705, 489
(Ompok). P 705, 468
(Polynemus). P ’61, 274
(Scintilla). P ’72, 223
(Silurodes). P ’05, 468
Bornella. P ’99, 521
borneus (Psittacus). P ’64, 240
Bornia. P ’60, 236
Bornite. P ’74, 112; ’89, 34
boro (Ophichthys). P 97, 62 -
(Ophisurus). P ’97, 62
(Pisoodonophis). P ’97, 62
Borophagus. P 92, $26; 95, 449
Boros. j v, 237
Borraginaceer. P ’60, 146, 200, 304,
512; ’63, 72; 784, 89
Borragineae. P 89, 394
borrei (Criotettix). P 704, 662
(Sphenarium). P 704, 528
Borrera. vii, 59
borreri (Melosira). P ’61, 71; 1900,
475
(Parmelia). P ’63, 96
Borreria. P ’89, 386
borreriea (Cerecospora). P 94, 379
334
Borrichia. P ’89, 271, 388; ’05, 698
borroughianus (Viviparus); "p 63, 38
borsoni (Mastodon). P ’68, 251
Borsonia. P 703, 275
Borus. P ’73, 247;
106; 1900, 390
boryana (Castracania). P 1900, 730
(Salacia). P 1900, 730
(Tetracyclus). P 1900, 730
Bos. j vi, 271. P ’46, 93, 107; ’52,
71, 117; °54, 210; ’67, 12, 136;
68, 266, 298; ’74, 18, 19; ’78,
51, 61, 71; ’83, 266, 268; ’94,
68; ’97, 486-500; ’08, 80. J I, 18;
VII, 242, 371-374, 443; VIII, 85;
IX, 456-459; XI, 280
boscanus (Lactista). P ’02, 721
boschas (Anas). j viii, 157, 204. P
41, 125; ’51, 224; '53, 428; 755,
316; ’56, 296; ’59, 109, 192; ’61,
238; °62, 322; ’64, 71, 72; °66, 98;
71, 36, 99; ’75, 356; ’83, 67; 793,
31, 60; ’95, 467; ’05, 688; 708, 84.
J I, 225; IX, 403, 409
boschi (Eucichla). P ’02, 681
boschii (Pitta). P ’02, 681
Boschniakia. P ’84, 31, 89
bosei (Buprestis). P ’57, 8
(Gobiosoma). P ’09, 407
(Scarabeus). P ’54, 217
Boscia. j viii, 119. P ’50, 27; ’80, 34
Bosciadae. P ’58, 100
boseii (Archytas). P ’95, 332
(Cleistostoma). P ’58, 97
(Gobius). P ’58, 169; ’63, 269
(Halabractus). P ’62, 442
(Leuciseus). P ’64, 283
(Mesogramma). P ’95, 329
(Panicum). P 710, 546, 552
(Petrolisthes). P ’58, 227
(Porcellana). P 758, 227
(Sepia). j ii, 101
(Seriola). P ’62, 442
(Sternothaerus). P 754, 185
(Testudo). P 754, 185
(Viola). P 703, 692
(Zonichthys). P 62, 442
bosii (Porcellana). P ’79, 405
bosquetiana (Cyprina). P ’61, 28
Bossiea. P ’50, 81; 758, 128
bostonense (Gongylidium). P ’05, 310
bostoniensis (Agrotis). P ’74, 2038
(Anguilla). P 77, 216
(Catostomus). j i, 106. P
"17, 87
(Erigone). P ’05, 310
(Murena). j i, 81
(GEdothorax). P ’05, 310
(Tmeticus). P ’05, 310
Bostra. P ’04, 57-60, 514; ’05, 795,
840
Bostrichocentrum. P
213, 214; °10, 117
74, 58; 798,
98, 282; 05,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Bothriopupa. P 1900, 597, 610;
— §21
"63,
Bostrichthys. P ’61, 17;
"97, 84
Bostrichus. j v, 255. P ’61, 335
Bostrictis. P ’60, 124
Bostrychoides. P’ 60, 121
Bostrychus. P ’60, 120; 97, 69,
Botaurus. P ’53, 425; ’59,-
61, 227; 62, 321; 64, bag
95; ’68, 262; 71, 34; 775,
783, 67; 89, 267 ; 90, 217;
103; 93, 35; ’95, "471; 08, 80.
I, 222 ;
botaurus nevius ey —- v, 63
Bothremidide. P ’91,
Bothremys. P ’67, 40; 1, 367, 423
Bothrideres. P 48, 304; 44, in =
Bothriéchis. P 60, 345; 6
306; ’65, 198; 71, 204, 2
208. J VIII, ’94, 95, 149
Bothriocephalus. P 55, 443 ;
306; °79, 40; '85, 122; 707, 4
Bothriomys. P 794, "226
Bothrioneuron, P 05, 391
Bothriophis.. P ’60, 553
Bothriopsis. P ’71, 206, 207,
03, 54, 640. J VII, 149, 150
bothriopus (Strigamia). J V,
Bothrocorbula. P ’72, 274
Bothrodytes. P ’94, 425
Bothrolemus. P ’62, 262, 437; ”
84; 84, 128
Bothronotus. P ’60, 231
Bothropolys. P ’67, 128; 702, 39,
J V, 15
Bothrops. P 756, 237; 59, 334, 339
60, 492, 345; °61, 295, 306; 76
347; 68, 110; °71, 204, 207, 208
74, 67; '83, 34; '93, 434;
427. J ‘VIII, 131, 150, 151
Bothus. P ’82, 280; 92, 277
Bothynostethini, ‘ "94, 302 304
Bothynostethus. 93, 467, ;
94, 292, 301, 306; 97, 379.
Bothynus. P 744, 138; 156, 19.
I, 86-88; IV, 33
Botia. P ’82, 282; ’05, 474
botla (Scomber). P ’82, 306
Botrichthys. P ’60, 124 ;
Botriopygus. J VIII, 300, 32k
Botroclonium. P ’97, 428
botryapites (Reestelia). P. 102,
botryapium (Amelanchier). P
396
Botrychium. P ’60, 515; 70,
86, 115 !
02, 665
Botryoerinites. P a
Botryocrinus. P ’79, 283, 289, 318
323, 370; ’86, 112; 115, 148;
380, 384
Botryodiplodia. P
363; 795, 433
93, 161;
7 (Grantia). J III, 135
lla). P ’87, 184, 197
a. P '79, 67; 95, 29
na). P 01, 15 |
mys). P °52, 161; ’55,
eophorus). P ’75, 136
hera). P 45, 263. J
(Thomomys). P ’95,
, _- 3 = a 708, 119
(Hor P ’01, 284
a Pe? 219; 91, 366
a (Ouramoeba). P 75, 127
i (C horus). P ’60, 153
fare: 700, 152
-)- P ’60, 152
a). P ’85, 139, 142
cS 91, 322”
3 g 85, 142
uP "73, 191
P 73, 183
J III, 206
i (Cheironectes). P ’63,
P ’60, 268
Thi (Platypterus). P ’82,
(Gnaphalium). P ’98, 401
inide. P ’90, 373
inus. P ’88, 359
(Brachypodella). P
ndrella). P °91, 316
atianus (Unio). P ’63, 189.
P ’56, 196
(Unio). P '53, 245;
245
te. P °74, 114
jomys)._ P 55, 335; °75,
: __-_4NDEX “TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 335
bouruensis (Oriolus). P ’91, 450
Boussingaultia. P ’89, 402
an ee (Ammonites). J VIII,
PO sl J II, 2738; VII,
(Hippochrenes). J VIII, 316
(Rostellana). J VIII, 316
(Trigonia). J VIII, 320
Boussingaultite. P ’76, 264
Bouteloua. P ’62, 93, 334; ’63, 78;
91, 302, 306; ’98, 387
Bouvardia. P ’58, 134; ’71, 52; °75,
18; ’82, 10
bouvari (Llaveia). P ’99, 259
bouvreuil (Loxia). P ’64, 253
bovallii (Janthe). P ’01, 158
bove (Eremiaphila). P ’03, 701
Bovichthyoide. P ’61, 524
Bovichthys. P ’61 515
bovicornu (Eulima). P ’05, 111
Bovide. P ’82, 317; ’96, 176; ’97,
483, 487. J VU, 371; IX, 453
bovina (Aetobatis). P ’92, 240
(Myliobatis). P 92, 240, 274;
10, 475
bovinum (Plectropoma). P ’62, 236
bovinus (Cyprinodon). P 53, 389
(Hyopotamus). J VII, 202-205
bovipedale (Conocardium). P ’62,
420
bovis (Bos). J VII, 443
(Ixodes). P ’90, 280; ’01, 596
(Oestrus). j ii, 357
Bovista. P ’95, 414
bowditchi (Melanoplus). P 06, 405;
709, 112
Bowerbankia. J Ill, 142
bowerbankii (Uryptoceras). P ’70, 48
(Podoenemis). P 68, 298
bowiensis (Sonorella). P 710, 50,
55, 65
bowmani (Bellerophon). P ’76, 32
(Conosaurus). P ’68, 200
(Plargyrus). P 710, 283
bowmanii (Plargyrus). P ’67, 159
Box. P ’92, 266; ’98, 342
boydianus (Unio). P 53, 245; 754,
245
boydii ,Avicula). j viii, 287
(Eupachyerinus). P ’70, 30;
79, 361; 86, 173
boyeri (Atherina). P 92, 252; 798,
340
boykianus (Plectomerus). P 53, 260
(Unio). P 753, 260; 77, 27.
J V, 403
boykini (Polygala). j vii, 86
Boykinia. j vii, 113. J III, 89
boykiniana (Elimia). P 764, 26;
"65, 22
336
boykiniana. Continued.
(Goniobasis). P ’64, 26; ’65,
2
(Melania). P ’64, 26
- (Quadrula). J XIII, 343
boylei (Calliopsis). P ’97, 350
(Hesperomys). P 55, 385;
74, 179
(Lampropeltis). P ’60, 255;
61, 301, 305; ’01, 78
(Ophibolus). P ’60, 255; 766,
305; 701, 78
(Peromyscus). P ’04, 577, 586
(Rana). P 754, 62
Boysia. P ’75, 148
Boysidia. P ’96, 418;
708, 42
boysii (Sterna). P
bracatus (Carausius).
braccata (Aquila). P ’75, 97
(Mohoa). P ’55, 440; ’99, 43
(Oxydozyga). P ’60, 506
braccatus (Acrulocercus). P ’99, 43
(Buteo). P ’75, 97
Brachaluteres. P ’07, 439
Brachampyx. P ’89, 167
brachelix (Microtus). P
290, 291
Brachelytra. P 44, 30; ’51, 317
Brachiacantha. P ’47, 178; ’52,
130, 132; ’58, 89. J IV, 42
brachiale (Libellula). P ’99, 237
(Orthetrum). P ’99, 228, 237
(Sparisoma). P ’97, 120
brachialis (Achirus). P ’84, 45
(Searus). P ’97, 120
Brachiaria. P ’07, 458; 708, 458
Brachiata. P ’81, 177
(Anchistia). P °60, 39
(Euglypha). _P 78, 1733: "78,
163; ’80, 339
(Ophioenida). P ’89, 177
(Scorpena). P ’82, 304
brachiatus (Doras). P ’71, 55, 270,
292
(Glyptaster). P ’81, 370
(Myelodactylus). P ’79, 369
(Sparus). P ’82, 305
Brachinus. j iii, 143. P ‘43, 296;
44, 48; °49, 234; ’62, 523. J
IV, 12, 28
Brachiocrinus. P
1900, 592;
62, 540
P 04, 42
99, 289,
81, 403
brachiolatum (Triceratium). P 1900,.
727
Brachionichthyme. P ’63, 90
Brachionichthys. P ’63, 89, 90
Brachionus. J IX, 14
Brachiopoda. P 61, 142; ’73, 178,
197
brachipomus (Chalcinus). P ’06, 449
brachipus (Rallus). P ’94, 132, 136
Brachirus. P ’82, 281; 05, 517
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
- Brachycistis. P ’94, 293
Brachyalestes. P ’06, 442-445
hacbate ean dg “09, 300
rachybotrya (Lonicera). Pa
brachyealyx (Gentiana). P ” Rei
brachycarpa (Hosackia). P "63,
J Ill, 86
(Microlotus). J Ill, 86°
a (Sysimbrium). ES
57
brachycentrus (Leiurus). a
(Nauclerus). P ’62
brachycephala (Nephthys}.
431
brachycephalum (Catostoma). J
147
Brachycephalus. P ’62, 344. J
70, 195, 197
brachycephalus (Acestrorhynchus).
06, 460
(Clinus). P ’60, sy
(Colobognathus). oy
211. J VIII, 95, iat. :
(Xiphorhamphus). P ’06, 4
Brachycerus. jv, 254. P 56, 18
Brachychirus. P ’82, 281 a
brachychirus (Trachurops). Pia
261
brachycium (Phocena). P 65, 2 274
279; ’66, 294; °76, 134
Brachycoma. P 95, 332
Brachyecopris. Sn 125
Brachyeranion. 54, 99; 757,
59, 335, “_ * 62, 337
Brachyeybe. P ’64, "187; 83,
Brachyeyon. P 79, 185
Brachydactylus. P 166, 125. J
118 i
brachydactylus (Cheilodactylus).
62, 11 B
(Lagopus). P71,
(Palemon). P 93, 122
Brachydectes. P ’68, 214, 215
Brachydeutera. P ’95, 338
Brachydeuterus. P 97, 110: 58
Brachygadus. P ’62, 280; 63, 23
236, 248; ’65, 69 Ss
Brachygenys. P 797, 110
brachygramma (Foa). P 706
Brachygrapsus. P 80, 188
Brachyistius. P ’62, 275, PB
brachyistius (Mareusenius). bs
139 ;
Brachylopus. P. ’68, 283
Brachymeles. P ’68, 284
Brachymeride. J VI, 189
Brachymerus. P 68, 291, nae
VI, 189, 192 ;
Brachymorphus. J IV, 36
Brachymystax. P ’90, 49
Brachynotus. P ’51, DAT; ‘91,
Brachyochirus. P 63, 268
Nhe ray
84 65, 136
61, 77, 167, 259;
P 60, 78, 79
. P 60, 75
75
iii, 355
; 62, 313;
; 704, 528
m. j vi, i, 58
E(Dleeertcres). F202,
P 78, 48; ’89, 319;
98, 333-336; ’02, 409, 746
_(Crusea). P 98, 396
mm. P 58, 117
a (Pogonatum). P 755,
fichum). P °55, 445
‘(Gasterosteus). P
| a). P °94, 169-171
P 84, 66
3 mf, 8 89
P '86, 235, 251
98, 267-284; ’10,
P 98, 268
P 91, 305; 98, 401
&. FP 02, 683
(Chaleinus). P 706, 448
ma). P ’03, 530
P 96, 385. J XI, 230
Angela). P 06, 373
ais). P ’64, 60
la). jv, 188
la). P 71, 151
). P ’08, 496
P 05, 39, 53
9, 304
86,
ES)
a. P
us (Accipiter). ne "75, 483
mas). P 07,
bapton ). P 68, 67
Soe © °75,.483
. P- 68, 7,
P 82, 277
j iv, 261. J
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
337
brachypterus. Continued.
(Carpophilus). P ’66, 347
(Conocephaloides). Pp 07, 391
(Conocephalus). P ’07, 391
(Echeneis). P ’63, 88
(Faleo).. P °75, 471-483
(Globicephalus). P ’76, 129
(Herpetotheres). P °75, 483
(Micrastur). P 75, 471-483
(Nisus). P 75, 483
(Quiscalus). Pp 66, 406; ’99,
35
(Remoropsis). P ’63, 88
(Rhyncomegas). P 75, 483
(Thynnus). P ’92, 256
Brachypteryx. P ’99, 48; 702, 686
Brachypus. P ’62, 356; 64, 229;
68, 262, 284; 98, 267; 02, 683
Brachyrhamphus. P 59, 299, 301, 306;
68, 6, 7, 8, 14, 55-81; 93, 22, 30,
60; 99, ’201
Brachyrhinus. P ’62, 236, 249; 63,
80; 784, 98
brachyrhyncha (Rissa). P 62, 305,
306; ’69, 207
brachyhynchos hesperis (Corvus). P
04, 5
ish Ss (Acipenser). P ’62,
331; 89, 254, 256
(Aneodus). J a Nee. 536
(Anser). P ’71,
(Antaceus). P’ "62, 331; ’89,
P 99, 328
(Carcharhinus).
(Conops). P 95, 331
(Dendromus). P 59, 141
141
(Garrulus).
(Hyznodon).
177, 502-526
(Hyopotamus). J 461
Larus). P ’62, 302, 305, 306;
93, 22, 30, 60; 98, 132
’(Oriolus). P 91, 449
Brachyrhyton. J VIII, 131
Brachyris. J III, 40 ;
Brachyrus. P ’82, 277, 284
Brachyruton. P 60, 260
Brachys. P 57,9; ’73, 96, 333
Brachysaurus. Pp 56, 232
Brachysema. P ’58, 127
P ’61, 226
J VII, 38; Ix,
brachysoma (Epinephelus). P ’07,
253
(Ilisha). J XII, 501
(Pomatostegus). P ’10, 490,
498
(Sardinella). P 05, 489. J
XII, 501
brachysomus eee: P 781, 114
Brachyspira. P ’87, 137
Brachyspiza. P 99) 17
338
brachyspondylus (Pontogeneus). P
67, 155
?
(Zeuglodon). J VII, 428
Brachysporium. P ’95, 440
brachystachya (Liatris). j vii, 72
brachystachyum (Viscum). J I, 185
brachystephana (Asclepias). -P ’63,
74
Brachystola. P ’02, 723; ’04, 528;
705, 165, 192-196; ’06, 398; ’07,
46; 7°10, 320
brachystoma (Bothriechis).
295
(Bothriopsis). P ’71, 208
(Eutenia). P ’01, 26; 710, 149
(Teleuraspis). P ’59, 839
brachystomus (Pantolestes). P ’92,
433, 437
Brachystylus. P ’73, 313, 317. J II,
238, 250, 256
brachytarsa (Sterna). P ’62, 549
Brachytarsus. P ’54, 218
brachytarsus (Larus). P ’62, 309
(Pagophila). P ’62, 309
Brachyteles. P ’62, 513; ’68, 286
Brachytoma. P ’47, 284. J I, 114
Brachytrupes. P ’01, 382
P 61,
Brachyura. i, 57. P ’50, 23; ’52,
12; °78, 297; ’88, 318; ’01, 117;
04, 132
brachyura (Buteo). P ’70, 142; ’75,
89, 101
(Diomedea). P ’62, 326; 766,
174, 175, 177, 187
(Raia). P ’10, 468; 10, 468,
471
(Strix). j iii, 355
(Sylvietta). P ’59, 39
brachyurops (Raja). P ’10, 468
Brachyurus. P ’61, 153; ’68, 286;
82, 281. J X, 276
brachyurus (Corvus).
(Doryrhamphus). P 1900, 519
(Graydidascalus). P ’99, 204
(Idiopsar). P ’66, 414; ’99, 34
(Lepus). P 1900, 460
(Micropternus). P ’02, 680
(Neofelis). P ’79, 173
(Picus). P 702, 680
(Syngnathus). P 1900, 519
(Troglodytes). P ’90, 211
brackenridgii (Ammonites). J VIII,
310
braconnieri (Phrynosoma). P 85,
140, 147
braconoides (Pimpla). P ’73, 404
bractea (Hololepta). J IV, 31
bracteata (Heuchera). P 63, 62
(Tiarella). P ’63, 62
(Vitis). P °58, 271, 272
bracteatus (Cumia). P ’04, 23
(Maculotriton). P 704,
05, 291
P 64, 250
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
bracteatus lativaricosus
ton). P ’04, 593
bracteatus longus (Maculotriton). P
04, 593, 595; 705, 103
bracteatus (Nyctibius). P ’51, 184
(Triton). P ’04, 592, 593, 595
(Maculotri-
bracteosa (Obione). J III, 44
(Pedicularis). P ’63, 72; ’98,
16, 38
(Verbena). P ’67, 21
bracteosum (Ribes). P ’84, 84
Brada. P ’63, 140; ’06, 231; 708,
357; 709, 284 ;
bradburii (Eucroma). j vii, 47
Bradburya. P ’02, 667; ’08, 458
Bradinopyga. P ’99, 241
bradleyi (Caleeocrinus). P ’69, 73;
’86, 205
(Caneellaria). J VIII, 329
(Catillocrinus). P 768, 348;
’86, 193, 196
(Ceratiocaris). P ’71, 382
(Cheirocrinus). P ’69, 75
(Colpoearis). P 771, 332
(Corbula). J VIII, 332
Bradybates. P ’59, 126. J ITI, 338,
341
Bradycebus. P ’02, 138
Bradycellus. P ’58, 60; ’59, 69;
60, 320; ’65, 98; 66, 347; 768,
373, 379; °73, 325. J IV, 12, 29
Bradynates. P ’06, 360, 401
Bradyornis. P ’05, 768
Bradypodide. P ’82, 321
Bradypterus. P ’99, 212; ’05, 773
Bradypus. P ’46, 72; °74, 95; 794,
182. J VIII, 72
Bradytus. P ’43, 297; ’55, 346, 348,
356
brahlii (Encrinus). P ’86, 183
Brahmapicus. P ’63, 195
brainerdii (Viola). P ’03, 692
Brama. P ’62, 127; ’06, 121, 331
brama (Athene). P ’90, 130
(Brama). P ’06, 331
(Cantharus). P 792, 265
(Cyprinus). P ’06, 121
(Rana). P ’60, 504
brammianus (Bothrops). P ’71, 208
Bramocharax. P ’77, 180, 189
branchiale (Lampetra). P ’07, 466
branchialis (Ammocetes). P ’85, 410
(Baiostoma). P 703, 350
(Petromyzon). P ’76, 52; 782,
307, 308; ’02, 85, 106
branchiata (Lepidonotus). P 703,412 .
(Martesia). P 62, 194-217
(Pholas). P ’62, 195, 217
branchiferus (Lepidonotus). P 703,
409
Branchinecta. P ’01, 145
Branchini. P ’66, 399
Branchiobdella. P ’93, 420-428
—_—
Branchiopoda. j i, 433 |
Branchiostoma. P 71, 126, 129;
"TT, 218;
359; 92, 232;
J V, 40
Branchiostomatide. P ’92, 232; ’99,
326; ’07, 461
Branchipus. P ’63, 140;
J 20
Branchus. P ’66, 398
brandariformis (Murex). P ’91, 57
ee (Murex). P ’91, 157; ’94,
99, 326;
80, 156.
gatas var. trispinosus (Murex)
P ’91, 57
brandti (Garrulus). P ’91, 445
(Nereis). P ’08, 344; ’09, 245
brandtiana (Scolopendra).
brannani (Alypia). P ’75, 46
branneri (Levifusus). P ’95, 70;
96, 473
bransfordi (Loricaria). P ’76, 888
bransfordii (Anolis). P ’74, 67
(Bramocharax). P ‘77, 180,
(Rhamdia). P ’76, 337
pees, «6 70, «+131; 775, 355;
93, 23, 33, 34, 60; ’95, 470; ’98,
138; ’99, 28; 1900, 15; ’05, 688;
708, 87, 153. J IX, 406-408
P °75, 355
(Anser). P 775, 355
brardii (Asterophyllites). P ’60, 237
Brasenia. P ’60, 302; ’93, 188-193;
95, 287-290
brasiliana (Augochlora). P 1900,
62
(Certhia). P ’02, 688
(Cinnyris). P ’02, 688
(Corbicula). P 60, 168
(Homeogama). P 03, 178, {91
(Iphigenia). P ’91, 48; 1900,
(Mactra).
(Polyphaga). P
480
P 91, 48
03, 191
(Procellaria). P 760, 197;
"66, 32, 194
(Synthesiomyia). P ’95, 335
brasilianus (Carbo). P ’60, 197
(Chordeiles). P ’51, 186, 187
(Genyanemus). P ’83, 288
(Gerres). P 783, 124, 289; ’86,
258, 268, 271; ’97, 114
(Graculus). P ’66, 194
ae eT) P 90, 128; ’99,
brasilianus guatemalae (Megascops).
P 90, 128
brasilianus ustus (Megascops). P
90, 128
brasilianus watsoni (Megascops). P
90, 128
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
81, 114; ’84, 310; at
, 461.
339
brasilianus (Scapheutes). P ’97, 380
(Sphex). P ’97, 376
brasiliense (Tigrisoma). P ’60, 197
brasiliensis (Acheta). P ’07, 395
(Aptenodytes). P ’72, 176, 211
(Ardea). P ’60, 197
(Arundinella). P ’91, 294
(Balistes). P ’63, 177
(Blatta). P ’07, 153
(Bothrops). J VIII, 182
(Brunneria). P ’07, 154
(Caprimulgus). P ’51, 177, 187.
J Il, 114, 123
(Clibanarius). P ’52, 7; ’58,
235
(Cymnus,. P ’64, 264
(Dichroplus). P ’08, 22
(Dracena). P 758, 123
(Dules). P ’97, 106
(Echinaster). P ’90, 317, 324
326
(Emberiza). P ’64, 254
(Eneoptera). P 705, 835
(Enyalius). J VIII, 170
(Epilampra). P ’07, 153
(Esox). j ii, 134. P ’63, 273;
84, 225; 97, 97
(Faleo). P 753, 453;
(Fustiger). P ’66, 109
(Gobius). P ’58, 168
(Hemirhamphus). P ’84, 224;
"97, 97; 706, 91
(Hyperophora). P ’07, 371
(Ischnoptera). P ’07, 152
(Isophya). P ’07, 370
(Jacaranda). P ’89, 397
(Labus). P 799, 484
(Liatris). P ’79, 380
(Megaptera). P ’69, 15
(Momotus). P ’48, 89
(Mugil). P 703, 743
(Mysia). P ’72, 93
(Narcine). P ’97, 92;
67, 215
10, 473
(Nyetinomus). P ‘94, 157;
703, 26
(Opuntia). P ’85, 365
(Peneus). P ’78, 330; 91, 194,
199; ’93, 108
brasiliensis var. azteeus (Peneus). P
1, 190, 199; 793, 109
brasiliensis (Platea). J I, 222
(Plectrotettix). P ’06, 46
(Polyborus). P ’53, 453; ’65, 2
(Seorpena). P ’83, 292; ’85,
395, 399; °97, 131
(Seotussa). P ’08, 22
(Seyllina). P ’06, 46; ’07, 167
(Siphonops). P ’66, 129
(Stromateus). P ’06, 116
(Tanagra). P ’64, 253
(Torpedo). P ’97, 92
(Trigonocephalus). P ’68, 110
340
brasiliensis. Continued.
(Ursus). P ’96, 384. J XI, 221
(Vespertilio). P ’66, 284
(Vultur). j ili, 342
Brassica. P ’67, 17; "77, 106
brassica (Chama). P 72, 116
Brassicacee. P 758, 124
brassice (Aleyrodes). P ’02, 280
(Mamestra). P ’75, 62
(Plasmodiophora). P 03, 353
brassicefolius (Merulius). J III, 215
brassicata (Sinapis). P ’89, 364
Brathinus. P ’52, 150, 156
brattensburgensis (Crania). P ’73,
197
braunii ae P ’78, 406
Braunite. P 792,
Braya. P ’93, 300”
brazieri (Cyclostoma). P ’87, 148
(Cyclotus). P ’87, 148
(Diplomorpha). P ’89, 92
(Euryta). P ’04, 5
(Helicina). J VIII, 407
(Ostodes). P ’87, 148
(Partula). P ’85, "999; 87, 135
braziliana (Cymbiola). J VIII, 328
(Leda). J VIII, 321
(Nuculana). J VIII, 321
(Voluta). J VIII, 328
braziliensis (Articerus). P ’66, 109
(Chlorichthys). P ’82, 275
(Crithagra). P ’63, 298
(Megaptera). P ’67, 32
(Oliva). J VIII, 328
(Olivancillaria). J VIII, 328
(Peneus). P ’71, 124; ’79, 427
(Petrolisthes). P ’79, 405
brazoense (Erigeron). P ’61, 456.
62, 164
brazoensis (Ammonites). P ’61, 423
(Arabis). P ’61, 448
(Astragalus). P ’61, 452; 62,
162; ’70, 137
(Pleurotomaria). P
(Streptanthus). P ’61,
62, 161
(Turrilites). P ’61, 423
brazonsis (Cardium). P ’61, 370
brazosensis (Metula). P ’99, 74
(Unio). P ’68, 144. J VI, 309
brebesonii (Bambusina). P_ 69,
Biol. 16
(Cosmarium). P
(Didymoprium). P ’74, 155
(Pleurodesmium). P 1900, 733
(Terpsinoé). P 1900, 732, 733
Brechites. P ’61, 466, 474, 475, 488
Brechmorhoga. P ’99, 245, 252; ’08,
462, 468, 481, 487-490
Bredemyera. P ’89, 365
Bregmaceros. P ’63, 243
Bregmacerotide. P ’84, 173
88, 237
448;
’69, Biol. 16
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
brehmii (Scolopax). j A 78
Breithauptite. P ’74, 112
brelayi (Uncirostrum). P 64, 273
brendeli (Larra). P ’95, 268
(Xenorhipis). P 766, 3884;
92, 59
73, 88
brendelli (Runcinia). P
brenta (Bernicla). P ’51, 223; 52,
107; ’59, 109; ’71, 36. J I, 225
Brenthia. P ’60, 172, 433, 434
Brenthis. P ’66, 246
Brenthus. P ’61, 335
Bresma. P ’06, 331
Breunnerite. P ’92, 181
breve (Bembidium). P ’57, 5
(Bueceinum). P ’91, 261
(Pleuroteium). P ’69, Biol. 18
brevialis (Unio). P ’58, 255
brevianalis (Archeilognathus). P ’10,
479
(Basilichthys).
Breviarca. P ’72, 54
breviarcus (Anchybopsis). P ’83, 143
breviaristatus (Bromus). P ’62, 98,
331
breviata (Amastra). P ’95, 281
brevibractea (Echinopsalis). P 703,
299, 300
brevibranchiata (Pseudopotamilla). P
05, 555, 560; 708, 360; 709, 289
brevicalcaratus (Sinopa). P ’92, 310
(Stypolophus). P ’92, 310
brevicapitis (Spherodorum). P ’09,
335
brevicarinatus (Ramphastos). P ’67,
102, 103; °99, 55
brevicarpalis (Caridina). P ’94, 402,
404
brevicauda (Arethea). P ’07, 63
(Avicula). P ’91, 46
(Blarina). P ’94, 269; °96
185, 202; 97, 32, 214, 223. J
XI, 219
brevicauda carolinensis (Blarina). P
96, 202; ’97, 311
brevicauda (Dasybatus). P ’05, 460
(Dicheta). P ’95, 338
(Dichopetala). P ’07, 56
(Erythrinus). P ’06, 294
(Nectris). P ’64, 127, 143;
66, 135
(Pastinacea). P ’05, 460
(Pomoxys). P ’65, 64; ’76,
71
” (Sylvietta). P 759, 39
(Turdus). P ’64, 250
brevicaudata (Camaroptera). P ’99,
41; ’05, 773
(Nesillas). P ’99, 211
(Sylvia). P ’05, 773
brevicaudatum (Kinosternon).
114; 54, 186; ’59, 7
P ’99, 339
P 08,
Lee ot
brevicaudatum. Continued.
(Thelastoma). P
285; ’59, 50
brevicaudatus (Anurogryllus).
‘d1, 208,
P ’05,
(Indris). P ’88, 86, 89, 93,
94, 100
(Majaqueus). P ’64, 127, 143
(Psammobatis). P 799, 328;
01, 336; ’10, 471
(Sorex). j vii, 364
brevicaudus (Onychomys). P 98,
194
(Phygadeuon). P ’94, 186
(Priofinus). P ’66, 135
(Puffinus). P ’64, 127, 143
brevicaulis (Eriogonum). P ’48, 15.
J I, 163
(Seapania). P ’69, 218
Breviceps. P ’68, 294; ’82, 284;
"es, 57. J VI, 189, 191
breviceps (Didelphys). P ’71, 15
(Evorthodus). P ’59, 195
(Geomys). P ’55, 385; ’75, 131
(Lygophis). P ’60, 252
(Murenichthys). P ’07, 423
(Ophiomorphus). P ’62, 75;
68, 102
(Pagellus).
(Pomotis).
fens, J VI, 191
Xenotis). P ’77, 76
Brevicipitide. J VI, 190
brevicolle (Agonum). P ’54, 50, 59
brevicollis (Anchomenus). P ’54, 59
(Aneylonycha). P ’73, 330. J
III, 245
(Anisodactylus). P
J IV, 29
(Argutor). J IT, 251
P 92, 263
P 53, 390
59, 69.
(Blapstinus). P 59, 78. J
37
”(Champsosaurus). P 76, 352
(Chlenius). P ’56, 27
(Cicindela). P ’08, 505
brevicollis clathrata (Cicindela). P
08, 507
brevicollis discoidalis (Cicindela). P
08, 507
brevicollis intermedia (Cicindela). P
08, 507
brevicollis neglecta (Cincindela). P
708, 507
brevicollis (Derobrachus). J II, 109
(Diplotaxis). J III, 267
(Gymnusa). P ’66, 373
(Languria). P ’54, 161
(Loxandrus). J I, 251
(Sandalus). P 7°45, 220; ’53,
363
(Stenispa). P ’73, 80
(Telephorus). P ’51, 341
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
341
brevicollis. Continued.
(Trirhabda). P ’65, 219, 221;
"73, 56
(Trogosita).
brevicoma (Pectinaria).
Brevicones. j iv, 55
brevicornis (Actinocrinus). P
311
(Apate). P ’73, 336
Pi dat. ob P °73, 315. J II,
P ’62, 86
P 09, 277
81,
25
(Cornicularia). P ’05, 306
(Croeota). P ’60, 541, 542
(Cyphononyx). P ’97, 265
(Dasytes). P 752, 169;
353. J IV, 36
(Diopsis). j i, 23
brevicornis var. iopterus
gaster). P 795, 325
brevicornis (Edwardsia). P ’55, 376
(Eneyalesthes). P ’73, 335
(Erigone). P ’05, 307
(Eulabis). P ’59, 78
(Geophilus). J V, 45
(Gryllus). P ’05, 400
(Lampyris). P 751, 337
(Lepisomus). P ’73, 336
(Megistocrinus). P ’69, 165;
81, 311; ’85, 272
aeere P 97, 229,
66,
(Dolicho-
23
(Ocypoda). P ’80, 179
(Ocypode). P 758, 100
(Paguristes). P 758, 236
(Pagurus). P ’58, 236
(Peneus). P ’93, 109
(Prionus). J II, 109, 177
(Pristoseelis). P ’66, 350, 353
(Prosopotheca). P ’05, 306, 307
(Salius). P ’97,.265
(Seydmaenus). P ’52, 153
(Truxalis). P ’05, 35, 53, 400,
802, 841; ’06, 16, ’07, 166; 710,
587, 616, 624
(Xylotrogus). P ’44, 112
brevicornuta (Paranorthia). P
448
brevicosta (Cassidaria). P ’95, 114
brevicostata (Cassidaria). P ’95, 114
(Cassis). P ’48, 97. j vii, 146
brevicula (Leptachatina). P ’88, 17,
51
03,
x 1X 47
P 1900, 76
62,
(Partula).
breviculus (Lampsilis).
brevicuspidata (Tricuspis). P
93, 335
(Uralepis). P 62, 93, 335
brevidactylus (Cladocrinus). P
271
79,
(Eupagurus). P ’58, 237
(Myctiris). P ’58, 99
(Taxocrinus). P ’79, 271
342
brevidens (Diplotaxis).
,
J Il, 272;
(Hydroeyon). P ’03, 526
(Monoceros). j vii, 264
(Salminus). P 93, 526
(Unio). P 53, 250; "17, 27
brevidentata (Cassidaria). Fr 96, 479
brevidesma (Areca). P 748, 96; ’81,
449; ’82, 156
brevifacies (Leptognathus). P 68,
108, 136; ’91, 460
(Tropidodipsas). P ’66, 127
breviflora (Castilleia). P ’63, 72
(Taraxia). P ’63, 61
brevifolia (Aira). P ’98, 45,.313
(Artemisia). P 63, 66
(Bouteloua). P ’62, 98, 334
(Deschampsia). P ’63, 78
(Kyllinga). P ’09, 486
(Paspalum). P ’86, 285
(Polygala). P ’07, 455
(Quereus). P ’81, 122
(Taxus). P ’84, 92
brevifolius (Gymnopogon). P ’08, 458
breviforceps (Astacus). P ’83, 165
brevifrons (Atshna). P ’08, 488
(Gelasimus). P ’80, 147
(Idonearea). P 72, 54
(Macoma). P ’03, 157
(Murex). P ’94, 224, J VIII,
350
(Nemodon). P ’05, 9
brevifurca (Limnophila). P ’59, 233,
237
brevihastata (Dichopetala). P ’07,
56; 709, 112, 167
brevilabris (Chlaenius). P ’56, 26, 27
(Cyrtonotus). P ’73, 323
(Helicina). P ’60, 153
brevilabrus (Curtonotus). P 55, 356
(Spiranthes). P ’05, 697
brevilineatus (Bellerophron). j viii,
269
(Eumeces). P ’03, 553
brevilineum (Callidium). j iii, 418.
J II, 105
(Physocnemum). J II, $2, 105
breviloba (Quercus). P 81, 122
brevimanus (Actinocrinus). P ’81,
305
(Chilonatalus). P ’98, 328
(Delphinus). P 65, 203
(Gerres). P ’83, 118, 124, 290;
’86, 258, 270, 271
(Natalus). P ’98, 327
brevinervium (Triceratium). P 1900
718
brevinodis (Myrmica). P ’03, 216,
219, 228, 231
(Platyerinus). P ’81, 244
brevior (Clausilia).
502, 637-644, 653;
08, 568
P 01, 417, 423,
02, 519, 532;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
brevior var. addisoni (Clausilia). P
1900, 677; ’01, 641
brevior (Succinea). P ’96, 400, 403,
449; 1900, 94 .
brevipalmata (Ranula). P 74, 181.
J VIII, 94, 114
brevipalpus (Tmeticus). Fe 01, 580
brevipanna (Somniosus). j i, 299
brevipenne (Radinotatum ). P 704
776, 783; 705, 35, 53; ’07, 285
(Xiphidium). P 04, 797; 05,
48, 54; ’10, 643
Brevipennes. P ’69, 202
brevipennis (Conocephalus). P 710,
643
(Cytherea). P ’48, 99
(Daenis). P ’64, 271
(Exetastes). P ’94, 189
(Hapithus). P ’04, 777, 802;
07, 318
(Helinaia). P ’64, 271
(Leptomerinthoprora). P 705,
437, 841
(Liparocephalus). P ’61, 343
(Megastizus). P 795, 268
(Metriotes). P ’04, 105
(Odontomyia). P ’82, 86
(Prionolopha). P ’07, 169
(Proctacanthus). P 795, 324
(Stizus). P ’95, 266, 268
brevipes (Achnanthes). P ’61, 71;
1900, 473
(ZEstrelater). P ’66, 135
(Alpheus). P ’60, 30
(Arbelorhina). P ’64, 266
(Bathmodon). P ’73, 103
(Bufo). J VI, 193
(Calandrina). P ’58, 127
(Calliandra). P ’58, 128
(Ceuthophilus). P 704, 545
(Erythroxylon). P ’89, 369
(Eupagurus). P 58, 237
(Gelasimus). P ’80, 146
(Grapsus). P ’80, 195
(Lithodes). P 758, 231
(Pagurus). P ’58, 237
(Paleortyx). P ’96, 514
(Paralithodes). P ’58, 231
(Platycichla). P ’99, 23
(Polymoechus). P 756, 24
(Procellaria). P ’66, 152, 170
(Totanus). P ’56, 40; 758,
195; ’62, 321
brevipilis (Calamovilfa). P ’07, 455
brevipilosus (Pristoscelis). P 766,
350, 8538
brevipinna (Loligo). Jj iii, 282. P
71, 126; °78, 301
(Somniosus). P ’63, 333; 64,
264
(Seymnus). P ’64, 264
brevipinne (Amyzon). P ’93, 402
(Boleosoma). P ’77, 48
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brevipinnis (Ancylodon). P ’83, 289
(Boleosoma). J VI, 214
_ (Isopisthus). P ’83, 289
breviradiatus (Melocrinus). P ’81,
Lingula). P '58, 43;
osoma). P ’66, 302
(Tapaya). P ’85, 141
(Tetracaulodon). J VII, 394
is (Acipenser). P ’77, 216;
89, 253, 256; ’01, 339
(Alpheus). j viii, 141. P 50,
28; 93, 112 |
(Anser). P ’71, 99
(Arbelorhina). P ’64, 267
(Asphalius). P ’93, 112
(Atya). P ’94, 408, 409
(Brachyrhamphus). P ’68, 65
(Campylorhynchus). P ’56, 264
~ goa Gatidina). BP 760, 29; "94,
(Chasmistes). P ’83, 149, 152
(Collocalia). "66, 180, 189
( ia). P 180, 1
(Cyelorhynechus). P ’60, 144
soa, bam P "58, set eke
(Dryiophis). P 771, 204.
VIII, 95, 132 ‘
(Dryophis). P 60, 555
(Gobiesox). P ’99, 363
(Hippocampus). P ’92, 249
(Hippolyte). P ’52, 24; ’60,
33
(Hirundo). P ’06, 189
(Hypopomus). P 703, 530
(Leistes). P ’66, 14
(Li P 58, 50
(Mabuia). P ’62, 185
(Menethius). P ’80, 192
(Miacis). P 92, 321
(Molothrus). P ’66, 21
(Palemon). P ’93, 112
(Pasiphea). P ’93, 111
(Peneus). P ’93, 108; ’78, 98;
"79, 427
(Perissolax). P ’82, 197
(Pezites). P ’66, 25
(Phyllomyias). P ’99. 208
(Pontophilus). P ’95, 175, 182,
185, 195
(Prion). P ’66, 165, 167, 172,
191
(Procellaria). P ’66, 156, 170,
(Pseudoprion). P ’66, 167
(Pteroglossus). P ’67, 113
(Pygoseelis). P ’72, 175
(Rhamphidia). P 759, 222;
60, 16
(Rissa). P ’62, 305, 306; 69,
207; 98, 131
343
brevirostris. Continued.
(Saurus). P ’84, 132
(Smicrornis). P ’89, 148
(Syngnathus). P 54, 156;
62, 284 =
(Synodus). P ’62, 241
(Trachinocephalus). P ’84, 132
(Triacanthus).. P ’97, 79. J
XII, 546
(Tringa). P ’61, 177, 233
(Troglodytes). P 53, 312, 399
-(Uria). P ’68, 6, 61
brevirostrum (Acipenser). P _ ’89,
249, 253, 255; 710, 604
(Amphidesma). J VIII, 333
(Buecinum). J I, 210
brevis (Acanthurus). P ’84, 228
(Actinocrinus). P ’68, 345;
81, 286
(Agaricocrinus). P ’81, 286
(Amastra). P ’88, 45; 48
(Ammotrypane). P ’06, 354;
08, 354
(Area). J VIII, 321
(Brachytarsus). P ’54, 218
(Cephalus). P ’82, 309
(Ceratina). P ’05, 317, 318
(Cetengraulis). P ’84, 35
CCliman ya a P56, 100°
axodus). 3
(Coronella). P ’63, 101
(Criotettix). P ’04, 662
(Cucullea). J VIII, 321
(Cylindrella). P ’98, 273
(Dipsas). “ 60, 266; 68, 135
(Ectotrypa). P ’05, 886, 843
(Engraulis). P ’84,35 ”
(Eurymetopus). P 1900, 157
(Gastrochena). P ’61, 477
(Hexacrinus). P ’78, 243; ’81,
253
(Io). P ’60, 69; ’63, 308
ae co eens as P ’60, 266;
?
(Leptura).
(Lithasia).
(Loligo). P ’78, 301
(Lucanus). j v, 202
.(Maerocheilus). P ’88, 240
(Melania). P ’63, 320
(Osmia). P ’97, 345
(Oxyporus). P 744,
(Pachygnatha).
(Peryphus). P 757, 5
(Philonthus). P ’44, 37
(Photina). P ’07, 156
(Platyerinus). P ’81, 253
brevis subelliptica (Pleurobema). P
1900, 80
J I, 337
P 63, 320
brevis (Rocellaria). P ’61, 477
(Salarias). P 1900, 518
(Seaphites). P ’60, 420
344
brevis. Continued.
(Selenacodon). P ’91, 128
(Soleniscus). P ’88, 240; ’89,
307
(Staphylinus). P 744, 37
(Succinea). P ’60, 151
(Symbathocrinus). P ’69, 68;
86, 93
(Thaumasia). P ’98, 268
(Trigonarea). J VIII, 291, 321
(Unio). P ’72, 157%. J VIII,
35
(Urocoptis). P ’98, 274
brevisetosa (Halosydna). P ’09, 240;
10, 330
(Polynoé). P ’10, 329
brevispina (Murex). P ’90, 69;
94, 224
(Ophiura). j v, 149. P ’89,
75
brevispinis (Sinaloa). P 04, 585
brevispinosus (Sphaerechinus). P
63, 357
brevispinus (Thoracosaurus). P ’69,
123
brevispira (Goniobasis). P ’64, 45;
65, 26
(Melania). P ’64, 45
(Melasma). P ’65, 26
(Opeas). P 04, 687; ’05, 786
(Physa). P ’64, 116. J VI,
173
brevistyla (Aquilegia). P ’63, 57
brevistylis (Osmorhiza). P ’60, 200.
J III, 89
brevistylus (Lichenochrus). P _ 05,
814
brevitarsis (Lycosa). P ’09, 217
brevithorax (Odynerus). P ’02, 63
breviuscula (Corbicula). P ’60, 268
(Cyrena). P ’60, 168, 275
breviuseulus (Dasytes). P ’66, 359,
360
breviventris (Blepharipeza). P ’94,
278
(Ichneumon). P ’73, 110
(Tachina). P ’94, 278
(Tachytes). P ’93, 499, 501
brevoorti (Evarthrus). P ’73, 319.
J II, 230
(Feronia). J II, 230
Brevoortia. P ’61, 37; ’67, 81, 82;
68, 173; °77, 215; ’87, 296; ’04,
507. J VI, 369, 370
brevoortii (Argyriosus). P ’63, 838
(Astyanax). P ’70, 92
reba P 59, 156;
63, 273
breweri (Arvicola). P ’74, 190
(Carduus). P ’92, 363
(Cnicus). P ’92, 363
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
breweri. Continued.
(Meropogon). P ’59, 84; ’99,
38. J IV, 321
(Merops). P ’99, 38
(Quisealis). P 7°47, 204; ’55,
312; ’66, 413; ’99, 16, 17. J I,
47
(Parasealops). P ’97, 223
(Sealops). Jj viii, 294. P 53,
326, 327
(Scolecophagus). P ’99, 17
(Spizella). P ’56, 40; ’66, 87;
68, 83; ’93, 50, 63; ’99, 30; 703,
28; 705, 684
(Urtica). P 798, 402
brewerii (Cardium). P ’82, 199
(Quisealus). J II, 268
briareus (Cercospora). P ’94, $81
(Holothuria). j iv, 161
(Lecythoerinus). P ’79, 312
(Poteriocrinus). P ’86, 161
(Seaphiocrinus). P ’86, 161
(Taxocrinus). P ’79, 311, 312
(Thione). P ’78, 305
Briarocrinide. P ’85, 312
Briarocrinus. P ’81, 270; ’85, 237,
323; 788, 354
Brickellia. P ’61, 456; ’62, 164;
63, 67
bridgesi (Drymornis). P ’99, 62
(Nasica). P ’99, 62
bridgesiana (Goniobasis). P 62,
265; 64, 37. J V, 305
bridgesii (Anodonta). P 68, 95. J
VI, 291
(Holeosus). P ’68, 306
brightwelli (Triceratium). P 1900,
730
brightwellii (Euodia). P ’90, 139;
1900, 726
brimleyi (Unio). P 1900, 80
Brimosaurus. P ’54, 72; ’68, 92;
770, 10, 21
Brisingide. Pp. 89, T72
brissoni (Pelidna). P ’61, 177, 233
brissonii (Cebus). P 762, 511
(Chettusia). P ’71, 196
Brissus. P 63, 361
bristoli (Zonitoides). P ’04, 408-411,
421
bristovi (Cyclas). P ’60, 288
(Sphaerium). P ’60, 288
britannica (Corbicula). P ’60, 268
(Cyrena). P 760, 269, 276
(Eucampia). P 1900, 743
(Rumex). P 1900, 664
brittoniana (Biddulphia). P '90, 137;
1900, 691, 698
(Viola). P ’03, 662, 664, 665,
679, 680, 682, 685, 692, 695
brittsi (Gastrodonta). Pp 08, 194, 213
(Lampsilis). P 1900, 76
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brittsi. Continued.
(Zonites). P ’06, 558
brivittata (Thargalia). P ’03, 127
Briza. P ’91, 305; ’09, 488
Brizopyrum. P ’62, 99;
67, 24
broadbenti (Squilla). P ’93, 106
broadheadii (Pecten). P ’69, 172
broadiwi (Phyllophora). P ’57, 74
brocchi (Bulla). P ’84, 104
(Thysanozoon). P 57, 20
brocchii (Bulla). P ’79, 222
(Eolidiceros).
brocha (Agrotis). P ’75, 56
Brochantite. P ’67, 86; ’74, 115
Brochis. P ’71, 112, 271
ee (Sphaerium). P ’60,
8
brochus (Agrotis). P ’75, 56
brocus (Monocanthus). P ’61, 78
Brodiwa. P ’67, 87; ’68, 172; 84,
ns tn 42, 312. J III, 102;
70
brodiei (Ammonites). J VIII, 310
(Glaucidium). P ’90, 131
saree (Amphilestes). J IX, 193,
64
63, 78;
(Amphitherium). J IX, 191
(Chama). P ’72, 119
(Pectunculus). P 748, 104
brogniarti (Nucula). P ’48, 102
(Cyrena). P ’60, 20
Bromelia. P ’89, 354
Bromeliacer. P ’58, 122; ’89, 354
bromelie (Chetomium). J II, 292
(Spheria). J II, 291
Bromelica. P ’85, 41
bromoidés (Bouteloua). P ’91, 306
(Carex). P ’87, 79
tus). P ’98, 383
(Melica). P ’85, 41, 47
bromoides var. howellii (Melica). P
. 62, 98, 336; ’66, 343;
74, 153, 163; ’85, 47; 91, 308;
1900, 662; 709,489. J ITI, 183, 201
bronchialis (Saxifraga). P ’63, 62
Bronchocela. P ’68, 283
brongniarti (Cyclas). P 60, 285, 288
(Seutinoblattina). P ’85, 110
(Sphaerium). P ’60, 288
brongniartii (Sigillaria). P ’60, 443
(Trionyx). P ’08, 115
brongniartina (Cyclas). P ’60, 288
bronni (Purpura). P ’01, 388
bronnii (Cyprina). P ’61, 28
(Cyrena). P ’60, 276
(Trigonia). J VIII, 288, 320
Brontes. P ’54, 76; ’59, 71
brontes (Actinacrinus). P ’78, 243;
781, 316
(Actinocrinites). P ’69, 154
345
brontes. Continued.
(Macrosila). J IV, 161, 166
(Sphinx). J IV, 166
Brontotherium. P ’74, 165; ’91, 362.
J VIII, 87; IX, 274
Brontozoum. P ’89, 32
Bronzite. j ii, 188. P ’92, 198, 201
brookii (Tropidophorus). P ’02, 178
Brookite. P ’92, 201
oe (Brachypodella). P ’98,
8
Broseus. J II, 231
Brosimum. P ’89, 403
brosme (Brosmius). P ’63, 242
(Gadus). P ’63, 242
Brosmiide. P ’84, 171
Brosmine. P ’84, 171
Brosmine. P ’63, 230, 240
Brosmius. P ’63, 230, 240, 253
Brosmophycine. P ’62, 280; 63, 252,
253; ’84, 176
Brosmophycis. P ’61, 168; 62, 280;
63, 252, 253; °84, 175
Brotheus. J V, 361
Brothylus. P ’59, 80, 285, 291
Brotogeris. P ’99, 32. J III, 155
Brotogerys. P ’99, 304
Brotula. P ’63, 179, 252; ’84, 170,
175; 1900, 518
Brotulide. P ’84, 169, 175;
518; ’06, 108
Brotulina. P ’84, 176
Brotuline. P ’63, 252; ’84, 176
Brotulini. P ’84, 176
1900,
Brotuloide. P °63, 252; ’84, 175;
84, 175
Brotuloidei. P ’63, 252; ’84, 175
Brotulophidide. P ’84, 176
Brotulophine. P ’63, 253
Brotulophis. P ’63, 253; ’84, 176
Broussonetia. P ’76, 203, 328; ’02,
667
broussonnetii (Acanthurus).
228
(Amblyopus). P ’99, 361
(Carcharhinus). P ’08, 62
(Gobioides). P ’82, 279
Browallia. P ’58, 132; ’75, 18; ’76,
13; °77, 11-14
browneanum (Triceratium). P 1900,
724
brownei ,Blechum). P ’89, 397
brownellii (Pterodesmus). P ’96, 261
browni (Guppya). P 710, 503, 509
(Hemirhamphus). P 784, 225
(Lytorhynechus). P ’01, 64
(Phyllorhynchus). P 701, 64;
08, 122
(Salasiella). P 710, 503, 508
(Stolephorus). P ’84, 34, 35
(Vomer). P ’97, 101
browniana (Glossopteris). P ’60, 440
P ’84,
346
browniana. Continued.
(Rissoina). P ’03, 758
brownii (Anchonia). P ’06, 84
(Atherina). P ’97, 95
(Coelodus). P 94, 65. J IX,
447
(Crategus). P 710, 222, 226
(Engraulis). P ’77, 215
(Helix). P ’91, 456
(Malurus). P ’89, 150
(Melanoplus). P ’07, 73; ’08,
366, 395
(Parmula). P ’87, 195, 217,
255-257
brownii var. tuberculata (Parmula).
P ’87, 258
brownii (Platysoma). P ’62, 436;
"82, 276
(Spongilla). P ’87, 255, 257
(Stolephorus). P ’97, 95
(Unio). P ’56, 95. J III, 307
(Vomer). P ’62, 436; ’70, 119;
05, 88
bruante (Fringilla). P ’64, 254
brubru (Lanius). P ’67, 215
bruecco (Dasyatis). P ’01, 337
(Trygon). P ’01, 337; ’10, 474
brucei (Procavia). P ’04, 476
brucei somalica (Procavia). P ’96,
520
Bruchidae. P ’96, 37
Bruchus. j iii, 307. P ’58, 77; 59,
79, 291; ’76, 68-278; ’08, 610, 615.
J IV, 39
Brucite. j iii, 223. P ’92, 189
Brugmansia. P ’58, 129; ’89, 395
bruguierii (Teredo). P ’62, 456, 470
brullei (Hippolyte). P ’93, 118
(Seymnus). P 52, 141
(Virbius). P ’93, 118
Bruma. P ’62, 461
brumalis (Gnaphosa).
(Mustela). P
(Partula). P ’85, 221
(Polyporus). J III, 207
brumbyanus (Unio). P ’53, 245, 246,
250
2638;
P ’92, 19
02, 448
brumbyi (Goniobasis). P 62,
64, 43. J V, 296
(Melania). P
(Pleurocera). P ’63, 312
brumbzi (Mososaurus). P ’70, 132
brunea (Corbicula). P ’60, 269; ’61,
126
(Cyrena). P ’60, 276
(Echinometra). P 763, 355
Brunella. P ’60, 512; ’84, 90; ’93,
297. J III, 100
brunelle (Hypospila). P ’94, 888
(Leptosphena). P ’90, 287
94, 337
P 794, 355
68, 312
(Linospora). P
(Phyllosticta).
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES,
ETC.
bruneri (Colpolopha). P
841
(Melanoplus).
(Osmia).
(Patula).
(Stirapleura). P
Brunfelsia. P ’89, 396
Brunichia. j i, 26
brunipennis (Litochrus).
05, 406,
P ’06, 406
P 97, 887
P ’89, 200
06, 49
P '56, 17
brunnea (Auriculella). P ’88, 14;
95, 238
(Cenobita). P ’51, 272; 758,
232
(Ceratina). P
(Ceratinella). P ’92, 32; 705,
301
(Colaspis). P 773, 44
(Ctenucha). P ’75, 44
(Cymatodera). P ’45, 806
(Dendrocincla). P 704, 449,
450, 451
(Elaphroptera). P ’98, 73
(Euglypha). P ’74, 226; 76,
55; °77, 321; ’78, 172; °79, 163
(Exidia). J II, 279
(Helix). J IX, 19
(Hyena). P ’88, 189
(Hyla). P 756, 237
(Lebia). P ’43, 296, 298
(Lycosa). P ’09, 218
(Melania). P ’64, 40; ’65, 25
(Montezumia). P ’99, 462
(Natica). P 91, 54
(Nyroca). P 05, 762
(Pardosa). P 792, 70; 704,
263, 274; 708, 164, 205
(Partula). P 185, 206. J IX,
7
(Periplaneta). P 710, 586
(Planaria). P ’57, 24
(Polyeelis). P 757, 24
(Stirapleura). P ’06, 50
(Triplax). P 754, 162
. (Tritoma). P ’54, 162. J 1, 71
(Zenoa). J I, 89’
brunneicapillus (Gampylorhynchus).
P ’56, 264; ’59, 8304; 66,77; 68,
93, 149; 92, 124
brunneicapillus couesi (Heleodytes).
P ’03, 29; 705, 686
prunneicapillus (Picolaptes). P 56,
264. J II, 263
brunneiceps (Lagonosticta). P 99,
59; ’05, 778
' Mylarehus). P. 272) Fo
brunneicollis ( Troglodytes). Pr
217; ’99, 311
prunneicornis (Pepsis). P ’97, 281
brunneinucha (Buarremon). P ’90,
218
BR sca ses tt: P 748, 90; 765,
105, 317
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brunneinucha. Continued.
(Leucosticte). P ’62, 314
brunneinuchus (Buarremon). P 65,
170
brunneipennis (Spongophora). P ’04,
776, 778, 779
are eeenenron)- P ’93,
2
(Liris). * 93, 535
brunneiventris (Diglossa). r G4,
273, 274
(Lyecosa). P ’08, 163
brunneo-marginatus (Anchomenus). P
54, 438, 59
brunneri (Episactus). P
841
(Mimetica). P ’05, 821, 842
(Pseudostauronotus). P ’06, 41
(Seyllina). P ’06, 45; ’07, 167
Brunneria. P ’07, 154, 155°
brunneriana (Blatella). P 705, 839
(Xiphocera). P ’01, 375.
brunnescens (Butorides). P 64, 64
(Thelephora). J III, 219
(Urocoptis). P ’98, 276
brunneum (Gongylidium). P ’05, 310
_ (Orthetrum). P ’98, 153
_brunneus (Anthophagus). j iii, 158
(Ceraticelus). P ’05, 301
(Dichirus). P "73, 325
(Epinephelus). P ’82, 306
(Herpetodryas). P ‘68, 105.
J VIII, 134
(Heterocerus). P ’44, 99
(Luperus). P ’73, 54
(Masticophis). P ’68, 105
(CEdothorax). P ’05, 310
(Oligomerus). P ’65, 228
(Pandarus).
(Pellenes). P
(Pentadactylus).
(Platybothrus).
(Polyporus).
(Pterostichus).
II, 256
(Selerurus ).
(Serranus). P ’65, 105
(Silenus). P ’52, 47
(Tmeticus). P ’05, 310
(Trisotropis). P ’84, 102
(Turdus). P ’64, 249
(Xysticus). P ’92, 53
brunniceps (Cephalonema).
163
05, 801,
P 68, 820
P 06, 367
P *73, 304. J
P 60, 193
P 57,
briinnichii (Lomvia).
(Rissa).
(Sparus).
P ’68, 81
P 62, 304
P 82, 305
(Uria). P ’68, 5, 79, 80, 81
brunnicollis (Cantharis). P ’51, 345
(Lema). P 73, 24, 25
(Podabrus). P ’51, 345
brunnipennis (Catops). P ’60, 316
347
brunnipennis. Continued.
(Chloroperla). P ’62, 367
(Hetaerius). P ’53, 282
(Hister). P 52, 37
brunnipes (Corymbites). P ’66, 393
(Cryptocephalus). J I, 246
(Exochus). P ’78, 874
brunnus (Cerambyx). J II, 110
brunschorstii (Frankia). P ’03, 353-
358
Brunsfelsia. P ’58, 132
Brunsvigia. P ’58, 122
Brya. P ’89, 377, 379
bryani (Nautilus). P ’76, 277; ’05,
28
76, 178;
705
?
bryanii (Gryphea). P ’05, 11
(Ostrea). P ’76, $21
(Trochus). P ’82, 173
i P 67, 139
784, 88; ’93, 212;
bryanti (Cerion). P ’96, 327
(Chrysomitris). P ’99, 35
(Dendroica). P ’90, 210
(Neotoma). P ’94, 246
(Patula). P ’89, 200
(Pyramidula). P 1900, 113,
115, 148; ’02, 416, 421, 440, 441
bryantii (Chysomitris). P ’65, 91
Bryaxis. J 1V, 31
Brycon. P 71, 261; ’77, 188; ’03,
523; ’06, 446
Bryobia. P ’01, 596
bryoides (Phlox). P 48,9. J I, 158
(Pentacrinus). P
Bryanthus. P
04, 603
(Tetraplodon). Pp 93, 217
Bryopa. P ’61, 465, 473, 486
Bryophyllum. P ’89, 379 ; 794, 164;
705, 699, 700; ’09, 487
Bryopine. P ’61, 472
Bryoporus. P ’66, 347
Bryopsis. P 52, 148; 755, 413;
63, 96
Bryozoa. P 745, 282, 283. J IV, 403
Bryttus. P 54, 25; ’57, 200; ’59,
158, 164; 61, 96; 65, 83, 84, 85,
TAS TT 11,5 805 06, 515, ’517.
J III, 51; VI, 218, 219, 221
Bryum. P ’55, 445; ’63, 95; 793,
217. J II, 181, 202
Bryzo F 62, 337
eaend. Fri 166, 470, 171;;;. 780,
218; 99, 36, 307
Bubalichthyine. P *61,.9
Bubalichthys. P 56, 170; 61, 9;
65, 274; 77, 73, 82, 90, ” 983
bubalina (Cyprinella). P 756, 197
bubalinus (Leuciscus). P 53, ‘891;
56, 197; ’77, 91
(Notropis). P 710, 280
Bubalis. P ’96, 518
348
bubalis (Cottus). P ’83, 293; ’84,
103
Bubalus. P ’95, 247
bubalus (Amblodon). P ’77, 85, 87
(Bubalichthys). P ’77, 74
(Catastomus). P ’75, 125; <1,
76
(Ichthyobus). P ’77, 45, 72
bubastes (Isagoras). P ’04, 105
(Metriotes). P ’04, 105
Bubo. j iii, 353. P ’46, 46; ’52,
211; ’53, 206; ’55, 307; 56, 287;
59, 32, 105, 190, "302; ’61, 217;
66, 49; 68, 149; 75, 344; 783,
65; 90, 129; 99, 116; 93, 22,
28, 41, 62; ’95, 480; ’96, 515; ’98,
80; 99, 21, 26, 30; ’05, 681. J
I, 28; II, 261; IX, 418
bubo (Bubo). P ’90, 129
(Strix). j iii, 356
Bubonias. P ’74, 124
Bubonide. P ’90, 125;
Bubuleus. P ’02, 671
bubuleus (Ardea). P ’59, 173
(Egretta). P ’59, 173
Bubutus. P ’70, 88
Bucardia. P ’60, 426;
Bucardiide. P ’62, 576
bucardium (Venus). P ’61, 30
bucealis (Cereopithecus). P ’57, 10
(Leptothrix). J VIII, 445
(Thyone). P ’55, 386
buccanella (Lutjanus). P ’97, 108
(Mesoprion). P ’97, 108
(Neomenis). P ’97, 108
Bueccanodon. P ’59, 140
buecata (Cuterebra). P 795, 331
(Ericymba). P ’65, 88; ’77,
45, 94; ’08, 546
(Homalopsis). P ’60, 504
(Trogus). P ’78, 356
Buecinanops. P ’80, 371;
90, 398. J VIII, 327
buccinator (Ardea). P ’64, 245
05, 763
62, 576
82, 211;
(Cygnus). j viii, 157. P ’51,
224; ’53, 428
(Grus). P ’64, 245
(Olor). P 93, 23, 35; + 95,
471. J IX, 407
Buccinide. P ’60, 422; ’62, 286,
562; °72, 271; 91, 50; ’01, 197,
391; ’04, 19, 592, 594, 595; ’05, 23
bucciniformis (Pisania). P ’79, 218
Buecinites. P ’89, 306
buccinoides (Fasciolaria). P 56, 67,
267, 282; 60, 422
(Natica). J VIII, 306
Buecinum. j ii, 172, 173, 229; iv,
126; vi, 93, 118, 120. P 43, 308,
326; 47, 285; ’48, 96; °538, 319,
448; '56, 67, 283; ’57, 140; 758,
206, 221; ’60, 185, 421, 422; 763,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
141; °65,°27; °71,. 144; (803
369, 371; 82, 170, 173, 198, 203,
209; 89, 306; 90, 397; 791, 261;
92, 328; 01, 391; 05, 102 103;
07, 244- 2.46, "321, 366. g; re 116,
210, 212; VIII, 327, 328; re. 148
Buccitriton. Pr 86, 87; 90, 399 —
Buceo. P 51, 154; °59, 140; 60,
134, 135; °64, 243, 248, 288; 99,
33, 305; 02, 679
buceo (Symborodon): P 74, 89
buecula (Area). P ’48, 96; 381, 450
Buceculatrix. P ’60, 13, 211
bueculenta (Helix). P ’58, 200
(Polygyra). P 1900, 452
(Ungalia). P ’68, 129
bucculentus (Mioclenus). P ’92, 297
(Stemonyphantes). P ’92, 43
(Tricentes). P ’92, 297
Bucephala. P ’59, 109, 193; ’62,
323; ’66, 99; 71, 37; "015, 356
bucephala (Anas). FE "75, 356
(Augochlora). P 1900, 366, 368
Bucephalacris. P ’05, 418
Bucephalus. J II, 306
bucephalus (Dipsadomorus). P ’68,
107
(Leptognathus). P 768, 107,
108, 109, 135
(Mesoleptus). P ’73, 391
Buceros. P 747, 330; 50, 68; 756,
319, 320; ’57, 37; ’59, 139; 764,
241, 257; °67, 124, 215; 99, 37;
02, 676; ’05, 764. J I, 135
buceros (Bucida). P ’89, 380
Bucerotide. P ’05, 764
Buchanania. P ’75, 146
buchanensis (Anodonta). P 753, 263
Buchanga. P ’99, 39; 702, 689
buchi (Cyelas). P 760, 288
(Sphaerium). P ’60, 288
buchiana (Ammonites). J VIII, 310
(Crassatella). J VIII, 319
buchianus (Ancyloceras). J Viil,
313
(Productus). J III, 20, 22 .
Buehiceras. J VIII, 264, 270, 310,
313
buchii (Hexacrinus). P ’81, 254
(Ogygia). P ’77, 139
(Orthis). J VIII, 307
(Platyerinus). P ’81, 254
Buchiola. P ’97, 414
Buchle. P ’63, 78
Buchnera. P ’89, 396
Bucholzite. P ’92, 176, 177
Bucida. P ’89, 380
bucinedax (Apsilus). P ’84, 40;
03, 365-366, 391
(Cupelopagus). P 03, 364;
82, 244; 84, 39, 50
bok (Am ae.
eerie) J IX, 264
Poicilopleuron). P ’70, 3
(Tetracaulodon). J VII, 395
90, 401
66, 276;
4g
r
soos P 44, 12
Poecilopleurum). P ’68, 239,
buckleyana (Poa). P ’98, 45
A eet
?
P ’61, 314
54, 237, 246; ’88,
1205 Ui Ms
Buda. P 1900, 665; ’02, 659, 661
buddiana (Chama). P 7 72, 116
Psoloessa). P ’06, 49;
35, 72; 708, 381-383; 09, 144
(Zaphysema). P 710, 526
—" avus (Zaphysema). P
buddianus (Unio).
237, 246
buddii (Achatinellastrum). P ’88, 32
(Aurieula). P ’87, 144
a (Goniobasis). P 64, 48;
(Gyrotoma). P ’64, 96
(Juga). P ’65, 27
(Laminella). P ’88, 32
(Melania).
(Melatoma).
(Schizostoma ).
Buddleia. P 58, 132;
405; 05, 699
‘Budytes. P ’62, 318; 1900, 5, 33;
05, 776
Buellia. P 93, 216
buffalo (Acipenser).
07,
10,
P 53, 245; ’54,
65,
P 64, 93, 96
90, 271; °98,
P ’89, 253, 257
buffelus (Bubalus). P 795. 247
Buffo. j ii, 237. P ‘04, 22
buffoni (Lestris). P °63, 137
(Stercorarius). P ’63, 124, 136
buffoniana (Helix). P ’57, 191
buffonis (Bertramia). P 307, 273
(Zenarchopterus). P ’05, 494
buffonius (Juneus). P 1900, 489,
Bufichthys. P ’82, 277
Bufo. j v, 344; vi, 36. P ’44, 169;
53,
54, 86,
56, 6, 8,
723,759,
353,
127,
135,
216,
333,
51, 241; 52, 173, 174, 181;
300, 301, 378, 420, 424;
101-103; °55, 426, 430;
141, 237, 251, 309; °57,
169; 60, 486, 506; 62, 157,
358; °63, 178; °65, 195; 66,
128, 130, 132, 310-312; ’68,
137, 249, 250, 270; °71, 205,
219; °74, 68, 120; 82, 329,
__ INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
349
783, 14-33; ’91, 461, 463; ’92, 332,
337; ’93, 181, 184, 386; ’94, 437;
95, 396; ’99, 183; 701, 223; 702,
183, 695; ’03, 34, 538; 704, 739;
05, 188; °06, 109; ’07, 273, 278,
340; 708, 125; ’09, 298. J VI, 70,
106, 193; VIII, 94, 96, 99-101, 155
bufo (Calymene). P. ’41, 18; 742,
178; ’44, 160
(Griffithides). P ’70, 52
(Lophius). P ’85, 59
(Phacops). P ’83, 213
(Phillipsia). P ’70, 562
(Rana). P ’08, 125
(Scorpena). P ’84, 98;
400, 403
Bufonaria. P ’04, 22
Bufonella. P ’53, 424
bufonia (Ranella). P 05, 292
(Stapelia). P ’83, 49
(Thelephora) J III, 223
Bufonide. P ’53, 424; °56, 237,
251, 308; ’60, 486, 506; 63, 49;
82, 329, ” 333; 95, 396; ’06, 109;
08, 125. J VI, 84, 189
Bufonidarum. J VIII, 96, 97, 98
Bufoniformia. P ’74, 120. J Vi,
70, 189; VIII, 96
Bufonites. J I, 140
bufonium (Elosia).
(Pleurodema). P
bufonius (Juncus). P
22; 784, 94; 702, 660;
bugabensis (Drymeus). P 710, 502
buggenhagii (Cyprinus). P ’82, 307
Bugula. P ’78, 304; 788, 331
bulan (Clupalosa). P 61, 36
bulbifera (Cystopteris). P "84, 96
(Mysmena,). P 1900, 533; 704,
127
bulbiformis (Purpura). j vii, 266
Bulbifusus. P °’79, 223; °90, 396;
95, 71
bulbina (Helix).
188
bulbirostris (Conops). P
bulbivorum (Diplostoma).
163; ’75, 136
(Pseudostoma).
bulbivorus (Ascomys).
75, 136
(Geomys). P ’52, 162;
(Thomomys). P ’67, 135;
134, 136. J IX, 391, 392
bulbocastanum ( Solanum). P 98, 391
bulbosa (Achatinella). P ’88, 43
(Arethusa). P ’60, 200
(Barentsia). J IX, 15
(Belemnitella). P ’56, 70, 280;
57, 128, 153; 760, 419; ’61, 419
(Ceratinella). P ’92, 32; 705,
302
85,
P 53, 428
53, 420
63, 77;
09, 490
67,
P 58, 200; 759,
95, 331
P 52,
"75, 136
52, 163;
¥
r
75, 136
75,
300
bulbosa. Continued.
(Cyelas). P ’60, 288; ’61, 405
(Glyceria). P ’62, 95, 335;
85, 47
(Goniobasis). P 764, 42
(Gyrotoma). P ’60, 65; 64, 95
(Melania). P 64, 42
(Melica). P ’85, 41, 43, 46
(Tillandsia). P ’89, 354; ’01,
558
(Xyris). P ’60, 513
Bulbostylis. P ’48, 22; ’61, 456;
62, 164. J I, 179
bulbosum (Melatoma). P ’64, 95
(Schizostoma). P ’64, 93, 95
(Sphaerium). P ’60, 288
bulbosus (Arachnocrinus). P 779,
316; ’86, 148
(Ceraticelus). P ’05, 302, 319
(Cyathocrinus). P ’79, 315, 316
Oxycephalus). P ’78, 280
harnceutnny, P ’60, 199: 738,
276; ’92, 168
(Unio). P ’57, 172; 1900, 81.
J IV, 191
bulbulus (Sealaria). J VIII, 193
Bulemina. P ’90, 143
Bulimella. P ’88, 16, 25-40; 789,
299-302; ’91, 263; ’95, 97, 117,
122; 215, 217
Bulimide. P ’88, 16
bulimiformis (Bulimorpha). P ’89,
300
(Polyphemopsis). P ’89, 300
Buliminopsis. P 705, 735
Buliminus. P ’75, 148, 149; ’96, 414,
427, 429, 432; °97, 10; ’98, 265;
1900, 426, 562, 567, 575; ’01, 402;
06, 541
bulimoides (Achatinella). P ’88, 28
(Bulimella). P ’88, 28
(Limnea). P ’91, 320
(Lymnea). P ’06, 162-164
bulimoides cockerelli (uymnea). P
06, 162, 164
bulimoides sonomaensis (Lymnma).
P ’06, 162
bulimoides techella (Lymnea). P
06, 163
bulimoides (Partula). P ’85, 206,
222; ’87, 134
Bulimorpha. P ’89, 300-302; ’91,
263
Bulimulide. P ’89, 208; ’91, 315;
96, 418, 493; ’97, 10; ’99, 226;
1900, 391, 561, 564, 571, 572, 580;
03, 204, 764; ’06, 130; 710, 503,
518
Bulimulus. P ’73, 248, 252; ’74, 53,
54; °75, 149, 155, 224, 228; 245;
76, 190; ’89, 195, 208; 790, 63,
296; °91, 315, 333; ’92, 218; 795,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
238; 96, 397-446, 493; 97,
10; 1900, 89-92, 391, 392; 702,
239, 511; °03, 204, 764; 706, 124-
142, 534; °10, 48, 503
Bulimus. ji, 91; ii, 373; v, 120. P ’46,
136; 7°48, 97; 54, 32; 56, 117,
278; 57, 122, 188, 192; ’58, 116,
198, 206; ’60, 19, 50, 151, 155, 431;
61, 330, 331, 398; 65, 35; ’66,
315; 73, 247, 252; °74, 54, 58:
75, 148, 149; °79, 18, 219; ’85,
206, 209-223; 787, 131; ’88, 14, 27,
38-52; °90, 148, 284; 496, 328, 414,
429; 97,19, 10; °98, 106; 1900,
390; ’05, 735; 06, 133-136. J L
67, 70; VIII, 331, 393; IX, 17, 43,
46, 47, 53, 56-58, 62, 65-67, 72,
76, 78 :
Bulinus. P ’42, 177; °79, 18; ’96,
429-434. J VIII, 396; IX, 65
Bulla. j ii, 178, 238, 245; vi, 202,
208, 216; viii, 221. P ’46, 20, 26;
47, 282; 748, 97; '53, 319; '56,
69, 270, 283; *60, 97, 185, 424; ’61,
427; 62, 571; °71, 140; 72, 274;
379, 222, 223 82, 172, 173, 198,
4,
90, 144, 146, 401; 91, 49, 142;
95, 122; °98, 418; 04, 377; 705,
19; 07, 169. J I, 113; III, 334;
IV, 301, 386; VII, 317, 331, 360,
370
bulla (Kellia). P ’72, 230
(Spherella). J IX, 147
(Trachelomonas). P ’05, 668,
674
Bullea. P ’82, 210, 214
bullaria (Cyprea). P ’42, 144
bullaris (Anolis). j vi, 16, 37. P
08, 116
(Cyprinus). P ’85, 18
(Lacerta). P ’08, 116
_ (Semotilus). P 785, 15, 17, 18;
08, 524
bullata (Avellana). P ’93, 220; 705,
19
(Callipara). P ’76, 288
(Carex). P ’87, 69
(Flata). j vi, 240
(Glandina). P ’58, 207; ’75,
152
(Hellonias). P ’60, 146; ’60,
98; °73, 364
(Kellia). P ’72, 230
(Loripes). P ’72, 89
(Melania). P ’56,145. J VI,
129
(Mysia). P ’72, 93
(Papyridea). J VIII, 375
(Thionia). P ’07, 494
(Tornatella). j viii, 221. P
05, 19
208; ’84, 104, 110; ’87, 54;
——
bullata. Continued.
(Ustilago). J II, 282
pullatus (Agaricocrinus). P ’78, 240;
81, 286
ae): P ’68, 340; ’79,
(Cyathocrinus). P ’79, 325
(Hylotrupes). J II, 31
(Laemophloeus). P ’54, 75.
J IV, 32
(Oreodon). J VII, 20, 106,
138, 356, 380
(Unio). P ’53, 245
crn (Macrotus). P ’04, 428, 439,
(Otopterus). P 704, 439
Bullia. P ’62, 287; ’82, 210, 214
Bullide. P 60, 424; ’62, 571; ’72,
273; 91, 49
bulliens (Coscinodiseus). P ’98, 423
pullii (Cochlolepas). P ’62, 569
gq TipPomys). P 762, 5605 82,
Bullina. P ’48, 97
Bullinew. P ’65, 58
Bulliopsis. P ’62, 287, 562; ’82, 173;
05, 19
bullocki (Icterus). P ’92, 109, 120;
98, 213; 704, 582
bullockii (Hyphantes). P ’67, 62
(Ieterus). j vii, 193; viii, 152.
P ’47, 204; ’59, 107, 192; ’66, 91;
"68, 84, 150; 93, 25, 47, 63. J
(Platemys).
(Thalassidroma). P ’64, 76
(Xanthornus). P ’67, 62. J
II, 268
bullockioides (Merops). P ’56, 320.
bullockoides (Mellitophagus). P 705,
764
(Merops). P ’05, 764
bulloides (Detracia). P 10, 667
(Unio). P ’59, 187; ’60, 53.
J IV, 264
Bullopsis. J III, 334
bullosa (Riccia). P ’69, 232
bullosum (Triceratium). P 1900, 707
P 72, 162
pullula (Goniobasis). P °65, 32. J
V, 221
(Kellia). P 72, 230
(Melania). P 61, 121; 65,
32. J V, 221
Bullus. P ’03, 757
Bulminus. J IX, 47
bulu-(Puntius). P ’05, 485
bulweri (Aestrelata). P ’66, 158, 171
(Procellaria). P ’66, 158, 171
(Thalassidroma). P 766, 158,
171
Bulweria.
Bumastus.
P 66, 134, 137, 158
P 70, 54
____ INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
351
Bumelia. P ’61, 461; ’62, 165; ’89,
390
Bunchosia. P ’89, 369
Bungarus. P 59, 344; ’86, 300; ’02,
181. J I, 305
bunguranensis (Tragulus). P ’02, 147
Bunias. P ’80, 132
Bunocephalus. P ’74, 132; ’03, 498
Bunodes. P ’89, 106
Bunodide. P ’89, 107
Bunelurus. P ’89, 240
Bunotheria. P ’76, 89; ’83, 77-83
Bunotheriide. J-VIII, 89
Bunotherium. P ’75, 21
Buphaga. P ’05, 782
Buphagus. P ’63, 124, 128; ’69, 213
buphthalmoides (Wedelia). P ’89,
388
Buphthalmum. j vii, 38. P ’98, 32,
305
buphthalmus (Anthias).
bupleurifolia (Oxalis).
Buprestes. & 766, 385
Buprestide. P ’44, 142; 7°52, 45;
53, 351; ’57, 6; ’66, 385; ’73, 84.
J IV, 34
Buprestis. j iii, 159; v, 373. P 744,
143, 146; ’54, 16, 83; ’57, 7; 760,
316; ’73, 88, 331. J IV, 34
buprestoides (Anisomorpha). P ’04,
781; ’05, 30, 34; ’07, 284; 710, 6
(Spondylis). J I, 314: II, 99
buqueti (Lytta). P ’08, 617
burehelli (Chamaeleo). P ’56, 147
(Equus). P ’96, 520
Burechellia. P ’58, 134
burdenii (Terebellum). P ’62, 567
(Turritella). P ’62, 567; 782,
168, 169
burgeri (Callinera).
(Eptatretus). P ’07, 461
(Lepidotrigla). P ’97, 83
(Trigla). P ’97, 83
burgerii (Hyla). P ’60, 501
(Polypedates). P ’60, 501
burgessi (Haltica). P ’73, 71
burgessii (Labia). P ’04, 776, 778;
705, 31, 53; ’07, 281; 710, 585
Burhynchus. P ’67, 102
burkeana (Crategus). P 710, 218
burkensis (Unio). P ’59, 112, J
P ’07, 267
P 99, 222
P 01, 673, 732
IV, 215
burketi (Poteriocrinus). P ’86, 161
(Seaphiocrinus). P 786, 161
burkii (Cryptolopha). P ’89, 153
burlingtonense (Cardium). P 705, 15
(Levicardium). P ’05, 15
(Pachycardium). P 705, 15
burlingtonensis (Amusium). P 793,
221.
(Aviculopecten). P ’60, 453
352
burlingtonensis. Continued.
(Camptonectes). P
93, 221; ’98, 462
(Edmondia). P ’65, 127
(Ichthyoerinus). P ’78, 252;
79, 257
(Modiolus). P
(Palechinus).
’69, 82
76, 318;
05, 12
P '60, 396;
(Pecten). P ’61, 365; 76,
318; ’05, 11. J IV, 276, 304
(Pentremites). P ’70, 38
(Platycrinus). P ’81, 244. J
?
(Rhodocrinus). P ’81, 387
burmanica (Barnea). P ’62, 194,
207; ’62, 207
(Pelargopsis). P ’02, 674
Burmannia. j vii, 6
burmeisteri (Cephalocema).
166
(Lachnosterna).
IV, 33
(Teniopoda). P ’04, 530; 705,
413
P 07,
J Ill, 242;
(Toxodon). P ’86, 277
P 98, 143
Burrielia. J III, 92
burroughianus (Unio). J ITI, 308
burrovianus (Cathartes). P ’45, 212;
46, 45; °49, 60; ’99, 31. J I, 26
Bursa. P '62, 562; °67, 139; ’82,
175; ’03, 279. J VIII, 353
bursa (Balistapus). P 1900, 514
(Balistes). P ’82, 309; 1900,
514
(Cyathoerinites). P ’68, 336
(Cyathoerinus). P ’79, 308
(Gilbertsocrinus). P ’65, 166;
78, 261; 781, 393
(Ollacrinus). P ’81, 393
(Rhodocrinus). P ’81, 393
Bursacrinus. P ’61, 136; ’79, 285,
346; ’86, 115, 176
burseformis (Poteriocrinus).
351; ’86, 166
(Zeacrinus). P ’79, 351
bursa-pastoris (Capsella). P ’60, 145
(Unio). P 1900, 81
bursareus (Cricetus). P ’75, 131
Bursaria. P ’56, 42
bursaria (Pseudostoma). P ’75, 131
bursarius (Ascomys). P ’75, 131
(Cricetus). P 752, 163
(Geomys). P 752, 161, 163;
67, OT; °75, 1815 478, 62. J VII,
406
(Mus).
(Pseudostoma). P_ 752,
J VII, 406
P °79,
P '52, 163; °75, 131
159.
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
bursarius. Continued.
(Saccophorus). P 7’52, 159;
75, 131
bursatella (Helix). J VIII, 389; IX,
18, 33, 34, 108
(Libera). J IX, 34
(Pitys). J IX, 34
Bursera. P ’89, 371
Burseracee. P ’89, 371
bursinus (Eleginus). P ’61, 522
burtchianus (Unio). P 1900, 80
burtini (Nautilus). J IX, 121
(Papilio). P ’68, 89
Burtonia. P ’58, 128
buryanus (Stictodiscus). P ’90, 139
Busarellus. P ’75, 89
busarellus (Falco). P ’67, 214
P 754, 248
P ’01, 650
buschiana (Unio).
buschii (Clausilia).
(Cyrena). P ’60, 276
bustamentii (Cerithium). P ’90, 448
buson (Faleo). P ’67, 214
busurai (Faleo). P ’67, 214
Busycon. P ’54, 30; 756, 126, 282;
57, 166; ’60, 422; ’61, 419, 430;
62, 286, 560, 583; ’71, 129, 144;
72, 276; ’82, 207; 7°84, 192; 95,
70. J IX, 145, 148
Butaétes. P 746, 45
Butalis. P ’55, 326; ’56, 317; ’57,
35; 758, 194; ’59, 50, 51; 60, 162,
169, 434; ’76, 271; ’99, 40
Butaquila. P ’75, 89
Buteo. j iii, 349. P 7°46, 45; 53,
306, 451; ’55, 279, 286, 307; 756,
39, 253; °57, 212; °59, 104, 190;
62, 312; ’63, 151; ’66, 43; 768,
149; ’70, 142; °73, 238; ’75, 89-
119, 344, 502; ’83, 66; ’89, 268;
92, 105, 115; °95, 479; 793, 39,
61; ’98, 80, 209; ’99, 11, 22, 26,
29, 45; ’03, 7; 704, 580; 705, 689,
763; 08, 89; 09, 397. J I, 26;
II, 259
buteo (Falco). viii, 151. P 55,
281; 756, 39; 66, 44; ’75, 89
Buteogallus. P ’60, 132; ’70, 142;
75, 89
Buteola. P 775, 89
Buteones. P ’70, 142
Buteonine. P 753, 451
Buthides. J V, 361
Buthotrepis. P ’88, 131
Buthus. j ii, 61. P ’63, 107. J V,
359, 361
Butirinus. P ’63, 179
Butis. P ’63, 270; ’05, 513. J XII,
550
butis (Butis). P ’05, 513
(Eleotris). P ’05, 5138
butleri (Eutenia). P ’01, 26; 704,
471
—
butleri. Continued.
(Thamnophis). 710,
149
Butorides. P 59, 108, 173, 192; ’60,
196, 378; 64, 64; °66, 95; ’71, 33;
"75, 354; ’83, 67; ’08, 153; ’09,
356
biittikoferi (Trichastoma). P
685
vous (A ohergge § P 96, 348
: Aziolimax). P 798, 236
P 764, 253
P ’62, 314
P '63, 78;
P ’01, 26;
02,
umii (Carex).
(Veronica). P ’77, 108
buxeus (Unio). P 53, 245
buxifolia (Chamesyce). P ’09, 486
(Eugenia). P ’89, 380
ee): P ’82, 277;
buxifolium (Dendrium). P ’07, 455
(Leiophyllum). P 760, 200;
611
exons: J I, 185
(Xylosma). P ’89, 365
buxtoni (Crateropus). P ’05, 770
(Unio). P 1900, 80
Byatite. P ’76, 119, 120
Byblis. P ’01, 149
pyblis (Conularia). P 71, 86
Byeanistes. P °99, 37; ’05, 764
Bylliodes. P ’45, 971
byron (Rhamphastos). P
"67, 124
byronii (Bulimella). P ’88, 28
(Laminella). P ’88, 28
Byrrhidae. P ’44, 117; 54,113. J
hadi 32 5
hus. jv, 186. P ’44, 117;
TA; "73, 328
byrsinus (Polyporus). J Ill, 224
Byrsonima. P ’89, 369
Byssanodonta. P ’56, 214; ’60, 85
byssifera (Mya). P ’63, 141
byssina (Scolopendra). P ’61, 10.
J V, 26
byssinum (Hydnum). J III, 216
Byssoarea. P 747, 295; °48, 97; 754,
29; ’60, 95; ’62, 580; ’81, 448-
451; °95, 114-130. J I, 125; IT,
328; IV, 387
Byssodonta. P ’53, 267
byssoides (Thelephora).
byssoideum (Callithamnion).
412
89, 34
j i,
87,
%
64, 241;
54,
J ITI, 221
P °55,
Byssolite. P ’82, 36;
byssomize (Pinnotheres).
II, 319. P ’50, 24
Byssomya. P ’48, 97
byssomye (Pinnotheres).
23
457;
_ INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
05,
353
Byssus. P ’86, 343
Bythinella. P ’72, 98; ’82, 334;
86; 94, 26
bythinellaeformis (Atropis). J IX,
; 97, 362; 04,
89,
379;
Bythites. P ’63, 253
Bythitine. P ’63, 252;
Bythoearis. P 7, 419
Byttneriacee. P 58, 124
Byturosomus. P 66, 351
Byturus. j iii, 197. P 59, 75
84, 176
eaama (Alcelaphus). P ’78, 61
caballa (Cybium). P ’84, 235
(Seomberomorus). P ’84, 235
eaballerote (Anthias). P ’63, 178,
187
(Mesoprion). P ’63, 178, 187
eaballi (Auliscus). P .’90, 136
eaballus (Caranx). P ’97, 100
(Equus). P ’46, 93; ’78, 61;
794, 218; ’96, 520.-J I, 18;
VII, 258, 261, 265, 276, 400; XI,
256, 258
_ Cabalus. P ’94, 131, 132, 139
P °78, 323 |
90, 212;
(Irrisor). P ’05, 764
(Piaya). P ’08, 495
(Rhinopomastus). P ’05, 764
cabanisii (Molothrus). P ’66, 22;
99, 34
cabaret (Fringilla). P ’64, 255; ’69,
185
cabanisi (Ceryle). P 792,
112
cabinda (Cicindela).
Cabomba. P ’01, 321
Cabombacee. P ’60, 302
eaboti (Veniliornis). P ’99, 205
Cabralia. P ’02, 701
eabrilla (Serranus). P ’82, 305; ’92,
260; ’07, 266
Cacabocrinus. P
781, 298, 403
Cacecia. P ’10, 297
Cacalia. P ’98, 408
eacalotl (Corvus). P ’66,91. JI, 47
eacao (Theobroma). P ’01, 560
(Unio). P 59,154. J IV, 344
cacaotica (Eolis). P ’55, 388
cachinnans (Herpetotheres). P
87
(Larus). J IX, 397
Cachryx. P ’66, 124
Cacicus. j iii, 361. P ’60, 138, 139;
66, 23; °67, 49, 71; ’99, 61, 215
eacicus (Oriolus). P ’67, 65
P ’08, 505, 507
65, 154; 71, 59;
48,
-Cacocalyx. P ’94, 427
Cacomantis. P ’02, 678
Caconeura. P ’01, 137
Cacophrynus. J Vi, 199
304
Cacoplia. P ’53, 284.
149
Cacopoides. P ’09, 401, 402
Cacopus. P ’09, 402, 404. J VI, 193
Cacotemnus. P 765, 23}l, 232
Cacoxenite. P °77, 277; 792, 185;
93, 175
Cactacee. P ’58, 133; 60, sud; 763,
61; ’83, 84; ’85, 117, 378; ’98, 386,
389, 410; ’01, 558
Cacteae. P ’89, 384
cacti (Coccus). P ’99, 260, 261
(Cyclonotum). P 755, $738,
374. J IV, 31
(Hololepta). J IV, 31
(Pseudococeus). P ’99, 262
(Spheria). P ’95, 28
(Vernicularia). P 795, 28
Cactus. P ’66, 343; 772, 46
eadaverina (Hyla). P ’66, 310. J
VI, 84
cadaverinus (Catops). P ’53, 282
caddoensis (Convolvulus). P ’62, 6,
165
(Tpomea). P ’62, 6, 165
Cadlina. P ’79, 72, 112, 214
Cadmia. j ii, 289
Cadmusia. P ’62, 194, 212 ©
Cadoceras. P ’97, 456
ecaduca (Helix). P ’57, 192; ’59,
188; ’60, 151
caduceus (Dendrocrinus). P ’79,
299; ’90, 583
x Tt, 148,
(Poteriocrinus). P ’79, 299
(Sceptroneis). P ’90, 139
Caducibranchiata. P ’59, 122. J
VI, 102, 104
Caducifer. P ’04, 594
caducus (Seartiseus). P ’62, 182,
351
(Zonites). P 775, 153, 164;
89, 196
Cadulus. P ’84, 111; ’91, 491; ’95,
116-123; 97, 467;
513; 05, 18
98, 419; 01,
cadus (Goniobasis). P ’62, 272;
64, 28; °65, 23. J V, 345
ceca (Eepantheria). P 784, 283
(Eunoé). P 710, 388, 353
(Idotea). P ’78, 299
(Letheobia). P ’68, 322
(Nephthys). P ’63, 140; ’09,
243
(Nereis). P ’63, 140; ’09, 243
(Patula). P ’89, 200
(Thysanophora). P ’03, 763
(Typhlolepta). P 757, 21
Cecide. P 91, 53
Cecilia. P ’57, 72; ’68, 118, 209,
254; ’01, 507
Cecilianella. P ’75, 148, 153, 186
Cecilioides. P 710, 665, 667
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Cecilius. P ’86, 13
cecoides (Helix). P ’89, 192
(Lepeta). P ’65, 60
Ceeula. P ’84, 42
Cecum. P ’62, 568; ’82, 168; ’88,
170; ’89, 142; 91, 53; 03, 758.
J VIII, 363
celata (Arca). P 48, 96; 62, 580;
71, 130; ’81, 450; ’82, 156
(Barbatia). P ’62, 580; ’81,
450, 452
(Cassis). P 48, 98; ’62, 564;
82, 172
(Cerithium). P ’46, 19
(Chaleophora). P ’58, 67
(Clathurella). P ’73,
(Nucula). P ’48, 102
(Sagenaria). P ’60, 441
(Scobinella). P ’47, 290; ’48,
105. J I, 420-
(Semicassis). ,P ’62, 564; ’82,
172
(Vitrinella). P ’73, 214
eelatum (Cerithium). J VIII, 330
(Lepidodendron). P ’60, 441
(Pleurotoma). P ’48, 104
celatura (Cassis). P ’47, 288; "48,
98. J I, 119 :
(Goniobasis). P ’64, 25; 65,
(Turritella). J I, 114
celatus (Actinocrinites). P ’69, 154
(Auliscus). P ’98, 423
(Etisodes). P 752, 77
(Euecalyptocrinus). P ’79, 43
(Pachybrachys). P ’58, 84
(Unio). P 753, 245
celebs (Tachytes). P ’93, 502
Celiaxis. P 775, 146
Celocnemis. P 54, 225
Celopeltis. P 57, 55, 56
Celoplurus. P ’65, 74
celops (Eboroziphius). J VIII, 224
eeloris (Lepidonotus). P 705, 546;
709, 241; 710, 333
celorus (Lepidonotus). P 03, 412;
08, 331; 710, 333
celospondylus (Ixacanthus). P ’69, 6
Cenia. P ’95, 339. J I, 73, 76
Cenis. P 62, 368, 381, 401
Cenogonia. P ’86, 343
Cenonymphia. P ’66, 246
eerebicolor (Daenis). P ’64, 106
Cerebide. P 764, 106
Cerosternus. P 752, 37, 39
cerulaureus (Cesio). J XII, 528
eerulea (Ampelis). P ’64, 251
(Ardea). P ’89, 267; ’90, 2038.
J V, 59
cerulea cerulescens (Ardea). P ’09,
355
cerulea (Buprestis). P 44, 148
ee eee oe ae
le =
—_—
exrulea. Continued.
(Certhia). P ’64, 266
(Cereba). P ’64, 266
(Conyza). P ’70, Biol. 10
(Gyelas). 30, $96
— P 95, 464, 495;
160
(Egretta). P ’53, 426
(Etheostoma). P 77, 95
(Eucephala). P ’60, 194
(Plorida). P ’64, 62; ’75, 353
., (Guiraca). P ’59, 107, 192;
68, 150; °75, 350; ’90, 209, 216
caerulea eurhyncha (Guiraca). P
792, 121; ’98, 215
eaerulea (Jacaranda). P ’89, 397
Pirclotes j iv, 40
Meletta). 54, 138, 141,
(Montezumia). P ’99, 462
(Oldenlandea). P ’60, 145
(Passiflora). P ’01, 557
(Polioptila). P ’59, 107, 191;
66; B68, 149; °75, 351; ’90,
211; 99 112; 95, 500; °96, 165
cerulea obscura. (Polioptila). P 92,
125; 703, 29
cerulea (Sterna). P 94, 118
(Thelephora). J III, 222
(Tucana). P ’67, 124
exruleata (Pimpla). P ’73, 397
exruleatus (Oniscus). j i, 319
eaeruleifrons (Conirostrum). P ’64,
272
ceruleipennis (Anconia). P ’09, 112,
155
‘. Someta) i Oe | 2?
' Pederus). P 59, 288
ceruleocephala (Aleedo). P ’59, 34;
243
(Corythornis). P ’59, 34
eeruleocephalus (Chlorichthys). P
782, 275
eexruleo-cinctus (Iulus). P ’64, 14
eeruleogularis (Aulacoramphus). P
67, 121
Ceruleolactite. P 1900, 205
exruleolorum (Zenodon). J XII, 546
eeruleomaculata (Liza). J XII, 502
erruleopennis (Zethus). P ’99, 407
P
exruleopunctatus (Anampses).
1900, 506
(Eryehthys). P ’82, 274
(Luatianus). J XII, 525
ererulescens (Ardea). P 764, 245;
"75, 355
(Arius). P 83, 282
(Chlorophanes). P ’64, 268;
99, 35
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 355
eerulescens. Continued.
oe ee) P ’95, 464, 495;
Bliicashonis). P ’64, 275
(Geranospizias). P ’90, 204
(Mendosoma). P ’62, 116
(Rhingia). P ’98, 159
(Sylvia). P ’64, 270
ceruleum (Polemonium). P ’63, 73;
98, 37, 308
(Sphaerium). P ’60, 288, 296
eaeruleus (Anous). P ’94, 115, 118
, (Carcharinus). P ’64, 262;
08
(Carcharius). P ’64, 262
(Coecoborus). J II, 267
(Crenilabrus). P ’92, 271
(Cyanocorax). P ‘91, 443
(Cyclopterus). P ’64, 190
(Ditylus). J I, 96
(Elanus). P ’05, 763
(Encyelops). J I, 317
(Falco). P 705, 763
(Malachius). P ’52, 166
(Notropis). P ’10, 282
(Photogenis). P ’10, 282
(Rhamphastos). P ’64, 241;
124
(Squalus). P 764, 262
(Thamnoscirtus). P ’04, 548
(Trochilus). P ’60, 194
(Unio). J ITI, 300, 311
eaerulior (Augochlora). P 1900, 361,
369
eeruliventris (Exochus). P ’73, 392
Cesalpiner. P ’89, 375
Cesalpinia. P ’89, 376, 378; ’05, 700
eesalpinie (Centris). P ’99, 64, 65,
67
67,
eaesalpiniae var. rhodopus (Centris).
P ’99, 68
eaesar (Lucilia). P ’95, 335
(Musea). P ’78, 315
eesariata (Lasiospheria). P 94, 326
eesariensis (Juncus). P ’07, 455
eesia (Achatinella). P ’88, 32
(Chrysomela). P 756, 38; ’73,
51
(Solidago). P 710, 575
Cesio. J XII, 528
Cesiomorus. P 62, 437
eesiosignatus (Anthicus). P ’59, a
eesis (Opheomorphus). P ’63, "3
eesius (Iulus). P ’67, 43
eespitosa (Aira). P ’63, 78
(Cercospora). P 91, 88
(Chrysopsis). j vii, 33
(Deschampsia). P 710, 546,
549, 555
(CEnothera). j ii, 119. P 98,
28, 302
(Phlox). j vii, 41
306
cespitosa. Continued.
(Rosellinia). P 94, 327
(Saxifraga). P ’63, 94; 793,
210
cespitosum (Capnodium). P 94, $25
(Erigeron). P ’63, 64
(Eriogonum). j vii 50
(Eriophyllum). 98, 33, 306
(Illosporium). > 94, "885
(Leptodactylon). P ’48, 12,
J I, 157
(Vaccinium). P ’63, 70
cespitosus (Lupinus). P ’63, 59
(Pentstemon). P ’63, 71
(Scirpus). P ’63, 17; ’93, 214
emspitulans ( Thelephora). J ITI, 219
cespitum (Micryphantes). P 05, 304
(Tetramorium). P ’78, 16, 19;
"79, 142, 156; 782, 259, 268; ’03,
217
cesus (Anthophagus). P ’66, 347
Ce see also Ce
eafer (Colaptes). P
116; ’93, 27, 43, 62; ’98, 210
eafer collaris (Colaptes). P ’04, 581
cafer saturatior (Colaptes). P ’93,
28, 43, 62; 703, 9, 15
eafer (Corvus). P ’67, 216
(Felis). P ’96, 543
(Geocolaptes). P ’62, 319
(Rromerops). P ’62, 319
(Streptocephalus). P ’79, 201
(Turdus). P ’64, 250
eaffer (Auricula). J IX, 89
(Bos). P ’97, 486
(Melampus). P ’79, 26. J TX,
89, 110
(Unio). J ITI, 300
caffra (Aerope). P ’90, 41
(Helix). P ’89, 277
(Motacilla). P 64, 256
eaffre (Falco). P ’67, 213
caffrensis (Tantulus). P ’59, 174
cafra (Xylocopa). P ’96, 556
cahabensis (Unio). P ’71, 190. J
VIII, 17
cahawbensis (Goniobasis). P 64,
P Sl, i181; 64,
90, 214; 92,
44. J V, 223
(Melania).
44. J V, 223
eahirica (Hirundo). P ’59, 33
caia (Agrion). j viii, 36
caicedi (Ammonites). J VIII, 311
caicus (Anceryx). J IV, 127, 175,
177
(Sphinx). J IV, 177
cailleti (Murex). P ’90, 71: ’94, 223
(Terebratulina). P 73, 179
eailliaudii (Anodonta). P ’60, 808.
J V, 895
(Galatea). P ’61, 25
(Unio). . J ITT, 298
Caiman. P ’98, 101
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
cainito (Chrysophyllum). P ’89, 390;
01, 557, 560
Cairina. P 69, 217
caixana (Macropus). P ’08, 496
caja (Arctia). P ’60, 527
(Chelonia). P ’10, 296
cajanea (Fulica). P ’64, 246
cajaneus (Turdus). P ’64, 249
Cajanus. P ’89, 377, 379
cajennensis (Lanius). P
(Strix). P ’64, 238
cajenneus (Psittacus). P
241
cajona (Lycena). P ’66, 246
Cakile. P. ’67, 18; 89, 364; 92,
377; 794, 59; 1900, 636, 639, 657,
64, 238
64, 240,
659, 666; 02, 651, 652, 658, 662;
04, 604, 611; 05, 698; 09, 382,
385, 486.
eala (Ocinebra). P 97, Ph
calaba rt os cg P 789, 366;
05, 700
Calabaria. P 61, 305
Calachortus. J TI, 101
caladii (Depazea). J II, 280, 291
Caladium. P wre 122; ’89, 359
Calamacris. 04, 529
colatinarseeiae (Cylindrosporium). 4
93, 460
Calamagrostis. P ’48, 24; ’62, 92;
’63, 78, 79; ’78, 337; 795, 544. J
I, 187; III, 104, 200, 183
Calamaria. P ‘52, 176; ’54, 103;
56, 240, 247; ’60, 75, 79, 250,
257; ’68, 102; ’02, 180, 694; ’08,
122, 123
calamaria (Cyclophis). P ’60, 560
Calamaride. P ’56, 240; ’60, 484
calamarina (Tantilla). P ’66, $20.
J VIII, 143
calamarium (Hippotherium). P ’75,
259
calamarius (Diclonius). P ’76, 255
Calamine. j iv, 8. P ’89, 33; ’92,
193; ’07, 446 :
Calamintha. P ’67, 21
Calamita. jv,341. P ’55, 428; ’95,
398. J VI, 197, 200
calamita (Bufo). P ’62, 358
Calamites. P ’54, 63, 65; 60, 236,
436
calamitiformis (Hippurites). P 790,
459, 468
calamitosa (Bifidaria). P 1900, 606
(Pupa). P ’89, 206, 411
Calamodon. P ’77, 314
Calamodontide. P ’76, 39, 65; 783,
80
Calamoichthys. P ’68, 299; ’91, 418
Calamorhynchus. P ’78, 285
Calamospiza. P ’51, 218; 59, 107,
301, 304; ’66, 84; ’68, 83, 150;
99, 14; ’03, 28
a
—_
Calamovilfa. P ’07, 455
Calamus. P ’82, 273; ’97, 111; ’03,
331; ’06, 99
calamus (Acorus). P ’60, 304
(Calamus,. P ’97, ‘1
(Pagellus). P ’97, 111
(Paropomala). Pp 709, 116,
133, 134
‘(Spiropora). J V, 166
(Teredo). P 748, 106; 54,
170; °62, 571; ’82, 159
Calandra. iii, 319. P ’75, 351;
76, 268, 270
ealandra (Alauda). P ’64, 249
Calandrina. P ’58, 127
Calandrinia. P ’98, 393
calandrotte (Alauda). P ’64, 249
Calantica. "4 106 105, 106
iii, 129. P °50, 24;
bear eer 68) 59.” 302; 78, 298, 324;
79, 402; ’88, 320; 91, "192, 199
Calappiade. j viii, 129
Calappide. P ’78, 324; ’79, 402
Calappidea. P 58, 162
Calasia. P ’54, 219, J I, 99
Calathea. P 58, 123
Calathocrinus. P °66, 253; ’81, 320,
403; ’86, 182
Calathus. P 43, 296;. °44, 53; 754,
36, 58; 759, 69; 60, 317; 66, 346.
J IV, 13, 28
Calaverite. P ’74, 112
Calear. P 773, 335. J IV, 13
ealear (Amalopis). P 59, 247
(Gristellaria). P 87, 55
ealearata (Anerea).
(Bacteria). P ’04, 50
(Bacunculus). P 704, 50
(Cassidula). P 53, 448
(Christolia). P 73, 163, 164
(Chrysobathris). P 44,” 146;
57, 8; °73, 90, 332
(Diapheromera). P ’04, 50,
514; ’07, 30, 76
(Erigone). P 705, 317
(Lefoea). P ’78, 308
(Leptopodia). ji, 455. 750, 23;
78, 298, 316; 779, 384
’(Metaporhapis). P78 316;
79, 384
(Rana). J VI, 81
7
(Rostellaria). P 17, 23
(Saperda). j iii, 408. J I, 162
(Seorpena). P ’85, 403
(Spirifera). j viii, "935
ealearatum (Bueccinum). P 53, 448
(Sealpellum). P ’08, 109
ealearatus (Bucco). P ’60, 135
(Campoplex). P ’73, 384
(Centropyx). P 61, 495
a P °68, 336;
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calearatus. Continued.
(Didocus). J VI, 82
(Gilbertsocrinus). P ’65, 166;
78, 261; ’81, 393
(Hypertragulus). P ’73, 419
(Hypsiboas). J VI, 200
(Lynx). J XI, 250, 280
(Murex). P ’53, 448
(Ollacrinus). P ’81, 393
(Rhodocrinus). P ’81, 393
(Tachytes). P 793, 499, 501
(Vespertilio). P 55, 438
Calearea. P ’84, 184, 208
cealearea (Helix). P ’99, 367
(Macoma). P 1900, 480
(Mimosa). P ’61, 458; ’62,
163
(Neobeliseus). P 99, 367
calearee (Bartramia). P ’63, 96
ealearensis (Leda). P ’54, 29
(Nucula). P ’47, 297; 48,
102. J I, 128
caleareum (Cerion). P ’96, 321
Calearini. P ’73, 335
Calearius. P ’92, 151; ’95, 505;
98, 139; 99, 14; 1900, 5, 30, 31
ealeata (Ascidia). P ’55, 377
ealeea (Thelephora). J III, 222
ealeeata (Lachnosterna). J _ III,
250; IV, 33
caleeatus (Eucnemis). P 752, 48
_ (Fornax). P ’66, 387
Caleeocrinide. P ’85, 288; ’86,
116, 197, 198, 201; ’90, 387
Caleeocrinus. P ’69, 72, 73, 74; ’79,
242; °85, 234, 264; ’86, 116, 130,
192-201
Caleeola. P ’79, 43
ealeeola (Cymbuliopsis). P ’01, 509
(Gryphea). P ’60, 129, 419,
548; ’61, 21, 417, 437
(Margaritana). P 53, 262;
60, 156
(Ostrea). P ’61, 21, 419
(Unio). P 53, 962
caleceolarie (Dactylopius). ¥ 99, 265
ealeeolus (Strophitus). P ’53, 262
ealeeum (Corticium). J IIL, 222,
223
ealeeus (Polyporus). J III, 213
Caleinus. P 51, 268; 758, 234, 247;
59, 302; 788, 321
Calcite. P ’72, 276; ’76, 12, 99, 156;
"77, 252; °82, 314; ’84, 215; 89,
. 34; 790, 83; ’91, 465; °92, 179-
193; ’96, 220; ’97, 435, 436; 707,
446
ealeitrans (Stomoxys). P 795, 335
ealcitrapa (Centaurea). P ’67, 20
(Chicoreus). J VIII, 350
(Murex). J VIII, 350
ealceolata (Nemognatha). P ’53, 349
3d8
caleuloides (Goniobasis). P ’65, 32.
J V, 238
(Melania). P ’61, 118;
J V, 239
caleulosa (Helix). J IX, 22
(Nanina). J IX, 22
(Trochomorpha). J IX, 22
(Trochonina). J IX, 22, 108
calculosus (Conulus). J IX, 22
(Pilumnus). P ’52, 82
(Zonites). wv IX, 22
calculus (Mysia). P ’72, 93
caldwelli (Liza). P ’03, 747
(Mugil). P1900, 524;
(Nanina). P ’74, 48
ealdwellii (Unio). P ’58, 118. J
IV, 265
caledonica (Cyrena). P ’60, 276
(Partula). P ’85, 222; ’87, 135
ealeli (Papilio). P 66, 343
Calemys. P ’65, 186; 408, 114
Calendula. P 77, 107
calendula (Motacilla).
(Parus).
65, 32.
103, 747
j iv, 186
j iv, 187
(Regulus). j viii, 154. P 43,
259; °46, 115; 753, 313, 399; 755,
309; 59, 106, 190; 61, 219: 68,
149; 75, 352; 83, 60; 90, 217;
93,” 58, 65; 95, 500; 96, 165; 705,
686; ’08, 156. J I, 36; II, 264
(Sylvia). j iv, 185; vii, 193
calendulaceum (Rhododendron). J
III, 94
calendulus (Regulus). j iv, 253. P
66, 66
Calephorus. P ’06, 19, 20
Calepteryx. j viii, 32
calhouni (Edmondia). P ’59, 29
calhounianus (Productus). P ’59, 12-
26
Calianassa. P
197, 200
calias (Nanina). P ’73, 246
ealiban (Physa). P ’10, 668
Calicurgus. P ’94, 297; ’97, 279, 280
calida (Argia). P ’08, 478
(Seyllina). P ’06, 48;
1
(Synagris). P ’96, 554
Calidomantis. P ’03, 713
Calidris. jv, 104. P ’53, 426; 757,
39; ’59, 108, 301, 306; ’60, 195;
61, 172, 181; *64, 67; ’71,.31; ’89,
268; 95, 368, 503; 1900, 5, 27, 154
ealidris (Arenaria). P ’61, 182
(Calidris). jv, 105
(Charadrius). jv, 105. P ’61,
182
(Tringa). jv, 95
ealidris grisea (Tringa). jv, 95
ealidris nevia (Tringa). jv, 95
ealidris (Vireo). P ’09, 364
78, 298, 327; 82,
07, 34,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
ealidum (Calosoma).
62, 53
ealidus (Colymbetes). P 62, 523
(Dytiseus). P ’62, 523
(Melanoplus). P ’09, 113, 165
(Mesoleptus). P ’73, 390
(Plectrotettix). P 05, 802,
841; ’06, 48
california (Lama). P ’74, 19
california (Coluber). P 701, 78
(Lampropeltis). P 01, 78
(Nomada). P ’03, 561, 671
(Ophis). P ’01, 78
ealiforniana (Sanguinolaria).
231
(Saurothera). P ’45, 264. J
I, 215
(Schizopyga). P ’56, $15
ealifornianum (Cardium). j vii, 229
ealifornianus (Antrostomus). J II,
124
(Cathartes). jviii, 151. P 46,
44; 66, 42. J I, 25; II, 261
(Ceuthophilus). P 704, 545
(Cultellus). j vii, 288. P ’98,
60
(Geocoecyx). P
301, 303; 766, 51;
92, 106, 116; ’98, 209;
(Mytilus). j vii, 242
(Pseudogryphus). P ’92, 114;
93, 39; 798, 208; 05, 689
(Solecurtus). P ’98, 61
(Tagelus). P ’98, 59
californica (Achatina). P ’58, 198
(ZEseulus). J III, 85
(Alausa). P a 281
(Amara). , 354. J IV,
P 1, 444;
P -43, 296;
j vii,
59, 105, 190,
68, 42, 149;
05, 690
” (Aphelocoma).
98, 212; '04, 582
( Apterygida) ;
(Arvicola). P
189
(Assiminea). P ’72, 158. J
VIII, 409
(Auchenia). P 770, 126
(Azalea). J ITI, 94
(Biddulphia). P 1900, 692, 711
(Caeloenemis). P 154, 295
(Callipepla). P ’93, 37, 61;
98, 208. J I, 218
californica vallicola (Callipepla). P
93, 22, 37, 61; ’98, 208
californica (Cardita). P °72, 257
(Celia). P ’55, 354
(Cerataulus). P 1900, 711
(Chryseis). J ITI, 80
(Chrysobothris). P ’73, 90
(Chrysomela). P ’56, 37
(Coccinella). J IV, 42
(Colletes). P ’98, 52
P 03, 310
53, 408; 74,
ee ee le
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californica. Continued.
(Columbella). P ’01, 390
(Coronella). P 56, 152
(Crossosoma). P ’48, 8 J I,
150
(Cteniza). P ’88, 209
(Cucumaria). P ’01, 169
(Cumingia). j vii, 234
; (Gyanoeitta). P ’59, 108, 192,
301, 305; ’69, 127. J i. 45
towiearaicy, P 66, 92
eee): F vii, "236
(Dicerea). 3, 87, 88
Pelteietenmna). P ’68, 173.
J VI, 370
(Didelphys). “4 "71, 15
. (Diopatra).. P ’04, 484; ’09,
53
(Dolabella). P ’78, 895
(Donacia). P ’61, 357
(Donax). j vii, 258
(Eurythoé). P ’09, 242
(Feronia). J II, 238
(Forficula). P ’03, 310
(Gallerita). J IV, 28
(Grotea). P ’78, 370
(Halosydna). P 710, 329, 331
(Haltica). J IV, 42
(Hydrobia). P ’72, 153
: (Idmonea). P ’55, 441. J V,
68
(Laqueus). P ’73, 186
(Lazaria). P ’02, 707
(liichenopora). P 755, 441.
J V, 176
(Limneria). P ’78, 869
(Limnobia). P ’61, 288
(Lomvia). P ’68, 79
(Lophortyx). P ’59, 301, 305
(Lucina). j vii, 255. P ’72, 82
(Lyonsia). j vii, 248
(Maecrotera). P ’96, 53
(Macrotoma). P ’59, 291
(Mactra). j vii, 240
(Marphysa). P ’09, 251
(Marptusa). P ’01, 589
(Martesia). P ’62, 194, 215
(Melica). P ’85, 41, 46
(Melissodes). P ’78, 196
(Membranipora). J V, 160
(Morrhua). P ’63, 252
(Morsea). P ’09, 420, 449
californica tamalpaisensis (Morsea).
P 709, 421
californica (Neotoma). P ’94, 247
(Notodonta). P ’75, 43
(Nuttallina). P ’98, 288
(Ortyx). J II, 271
(Parapholas). P ’62, 194, 195,
214, 215. J I, 214; I, 335
‘(Pardosa). P’ 08, 164, 173,
174, 192, 195
californica. Continued.
(Perdita). P '96, 49, 52, 53
(Perdix). J I, 218
(Perna). j vii, 245
(Petricola). J I, 213
(Phleospora). P ’95, 485
(Pholas). P ’48, 121; ’62, 195,
214. J II, 335
(Phryganidia). P ’75, 46
(Plagiodera). P ’56, 38; 73,
52, 53
(Peeilus). J II, 238
(Polycesta). P 58, 68;
(Polynoé). P 710, 331
(Psammobia). P 748, 121; 798,
61
(Pupa). P ’75, 153, 189; 89,
206, 411
(Rhina). P ’62, 501
(Rosa). P ’04, 116
californica ultramontana (Rosa). P
704, 116
californica (Sabellaria).
709, 293
(Saurotheria). P ’45, 263
(Saxicava). j vii, 256. J I,
213
(Schmardanella).
(Scrophularia). P ’84, 89
(Silene). J III, 88
ealifornica var. miniata (Silene). J
Til, 84
73, 89
P 08, 358;
P 04, 496
californica (Silpha). P ’53, 278
(Solidago). J ITI, 91
(Sphenia). j vii, 234. P 748,
121. J I, 208
(Squatina). P ’62, 501
(Stagmomantis). P ’09, 416
(Stenochloa). P 748, 25. J I,
189
(Stropholirion). J VI, 370
(Syllis). P ‘09, 322
(Tellina). P ’82, 199
(Terebella). P ’04, 496; ’09,
270
(Terebra). P ’82, 211
(Terebratula). P 773, 183,
186;. 777, 157
(Theela). P ’62, 221, 223
(Trimerotropis). P ’06, 389;
09, 451
(Triplax). P ’54, 161
(Trogosita). P. 62, 83
(Truneatella). P 58, 198
(Uropsetta). P ’62, 330; 764,
198
(Venus).
(Vertigo).
610
californica catalinaria (Vertigo). P
1900, 610
be \
—
j vii, 251
P "1900, 597, 599,
360
californica
1900, 610
californica diegoensis (Vertigo). P
1900, 610
californica elongata (Vertigo). P
) ag
cyclops (Vertigo). P
1900, 610 »
californica trinotata (Vertigo).
1900, 610
californica (Vitis). P ’70, 136
(Waldheimia). P 73,
"77, 157
’(Zauschneria). J Iii, 87
ealifornicum (Anomalon). P ’78, 867
(Eritrichium). P ’63, 72
(Glaucidium). P ’66, 50; ’99,
4
186;
ealifornicum gnoma (Glaucidium). P
93, 27, 41
ealifornicum (Hypoxylon). P 795,
426
(Metachroma). P ’73, 41
(Phoradendron). P ’81, 442.
J I, 185
(Punctum). P ’06, 158; 710,
52, 134
(Pycanthemum). J ITI, 99
(Sealpellum). P ’08, 109
(Stropholirion). P ’68, 173
(Triceratium). P 1900, 700
(Veratrum). P ’98, 44, 313.
J III, 108
ealifornicus (Acmeops). J II, 101
(Anchomenus). P ’54, 47. J
IV, 28
(Anthicus). P 752, 97.
8
J IV, 35
P 72, 146; 74,
89, 199; °96,
J IV,
(Aphricus).
(Ariolimax).
33-37; °75, 154, 194;
343, 346-349
ealifornicus forma maculatus (Ario-
limax). P ’96, 344
ealifornicus (Arvicola).
(Atreus). J V, 364
(Auritus). P ’08, 88
(Axinopalpus). J IV, 28
_(Baridius). P ’68, 365
(Brachystylus). J II, 238
(Bradyeellus). P ’68, 381
(Bulimus). P ’58, 198
(Buteo). P ’57, 212; ’66, 46
(Buthus). J V, 359, 364
(Carpodacus). P ’59, 107, 191;
’66, 73, 80
(Cataractes).
(Catops). P
1
P '53, 408
P 68, 8, 79
53, 281. J IV,
(Cerataulus). P ’90, 137
(Chrysochus). P ’73, 38
(Colletes). P ’02, 730
(Ctenistes). P ’78, 374
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
ealifornicus. Continued.
(Cyanocorax). P 747, 201. J
II, 269
(Datames). P ’01, 594
(Dipodomys). P ’04, 587
(Dracotettix). P 09, 410, 463,
(Dromius). J IV, 28
(Encoptolophus). P ’09, 435
(Eremobates). P ’01, 594
(Erotylus). P ’54, 163
(Fusus). P ’82, 197
(Gadus). P 63, 252
(Garrulus). P 147, 201. J I,
45
(Gobreeus). P ’98, 58
(Halicheres). P ’62, 142; 63,
331
(Heliastus). P ’09, 460
(Hemiaulus). P 1900, 738, 741
(Hesperomys). P ’74, 180
(Hippoglossus). P ’62, 330;
64, 194, 198
’(Hydrophilus). P '55, 8675
759, 169; 761, 335. J IV, 12
(Juncus). P 63, 77
(Laqueus). P ’73, 186; 777,
157, 163; ’91, 170
(Laroides). P ’62, 300
(Larus). P ’59, 193; ’62, 300;
66, 99; ’98, 132; 93, 22, 30, 60;
05, 687; 08, 88. J IX, 398, 400
(Lepus S$). viii, 86. P 59,
299; ’67, 136; 704, 578, 587, 589
(Lophortyx). ’p 59, 192; 63,
321; 66, 39, 94
californicus vallicola (Lophortyx). P
04, 580
ealifornicus (Macrotus). P ’58, 116;
04, 428, 429, 437, 439, 441, 444
’(Microtus). P 04, 578, 587
(Murex). P ’78, 395
(Mus). P 748, 78; 74, 180 ©
(Mustelus). P 64, 148; 81,
114
(Myliobatis). P 799, 331; 710,
475
ealifornicus caurinus (Myotis). P
04, 579
ealifornicus (Nototrachys). P ’78,
336
(Nyetinomus). P ’04, 587, 588
(Gécanthus). P ’07, 74, 81;
09, 483
’(Omus). P 54, 33; 59, 69;
66, 394
(Otopterus). P ’04, 441
(Pelecanus). P ’93, 31
(Pendulinus). P ’67, 48
cae Peromyscus). P ’95, 34; 704,
(Phidippus).
(Phygadeuon).
P 701, 588
P 7 78, 358
eS eg ee
__- INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
ealifornicus. Continued.
(Phytodietus). P ’78, 380
(Platylabus). P ’78, 357
; (Platynus). P ’54, 47; 59, 69.
, 28
(Podiceps). P 754, ee 62,
231, 404; ’66, 100; 99, Bs
395
(Polycirrus). P ’09, 276
¢Prionus’. P ’94, 188
- Prionus). P 66, 349. J II,
177
(Proctopus). P ’62, 231, 404;
66, 100
(Pseudorhombus). P ’64, 198
(Pterostichus). P ’59, 69; 773,
303, 304, 313. J II, 238, 256. J
IV, 28
(Quereus). P ’03, 5
(Sandalus). P ’61, 349
(Saprinus). J IV, 31
(Seapanus). P ’04, 587
(Searites). J IV, 29
(Seirtes). P °53, 356
(Sciuropterus). P ’97, 318
(Seorpio). J V, 364
(Seydmenus). P ’52, 156
Sericocarpus).’ J III, 90
P ’59, 79
P 04, 587
rv, 99 (Stenolophus). P ’68, 382. J
(Rbdatne Imatus). P ’07, 64
(Stictodiseus). P 1900, 728
—oacanepaal P ’66, 361
Tryphon). ’78, 373
(Trypoxylon). P 93, 473, 475
(Uroeyon). P ’04, 579
Vesperimus). P ’74, 180
—— j viii, 285. P
(Xylonomus). P ’78, 380
ealiforniense (Amblystoma). P
184; ’59, 123. J ITI, 355
(Chirostoma). P ’62, 280;
739
ealiforniensis (Anodonta). P ’53, 263
67,
03,
(Arionta). P ’75, 155, 216;
76, 190
(Atherina). P ’54, 198
(Atherinichthys). P ’03, 739
(Atherinopsis). P 54, 134,
141, 151; 56, 136; 62, 280; 81,
114; 703, 739
(Branchiostoma). P ’07, 461
(Callianassa). P 754, 175;
60, 23
peorers). J V, 130
Chromodoris). P ’79, 72, 109,
112
(Cyrena). P ’60, 276
(Cyprinodon). P ’59, 158
361
ealiforniensis. Continued.
(Diapterus). P ’62, 245; ’83,
120; ’86, 263, 271
(Doryrhamphus). P ’62, 284
(Gerres). P ’83, 117; ’86, 257,
263
(Helix). P ’56, 81; ’57, 187,
188; 58, 197, 198; ’59, 188; ’75,
218; ’89, 201. J VI, 155
ealiforniensis anachoreta (Helix). P
89, 201
ealiforniensis bridgesi (Helix). P
89, 201
ealiforniensis diabloensis (Helix). P
’89, 201
ealiforniensis nickliniana (Helix). P
’89, 201
ealiforniensis ramentosa (Helix). P
789, 201
ealiforniensis (Modiola). j vii, 243
(Orchestis). P ’54, 177
(Syngnathus). P 756, 137;
62, 283
(Theatops). P ’02, 41
ealigata (Felis). P ’79, 172: 96, 543
(Libellago). P 01, 131, 135
ealigatus ee: P 90, 206
Caligidae. 45, 283
ealiginosa (Bhima). P ’65, 24
(Eulota). P ’01, 347; 05, 708
(Goniobasis). P ’64,33; 65, 24
(Melania). P ’64, 33
(Mellissodes). P ’78, 192
ealiginosellus (Crambus). Pp 60, 204
ealiginosus (Carabus). J IV, 29
(Corebus). P 757, 9; 73, 332
(Harpalus). P 65, 99; 78,
703, 42. J IV, 29
(Hydroporus). P 55, 292
(Leptodactylus). P 53, 422;
91, 461
(Pangus). P 743, 297
(Pompilus). P ’97, 258
(Sphex). P ’97, 376; ’99, 200
(Unio). P °53, 246; ’96, 488,
501
Caligus. P ’88, 138. J III, 150
ealiptera (Anthrax). iii, 46 °
(Erioptera). j ili, 17. P ’59,
oe Da 187
(Trypeta). j vi,
ealipterus (Cryptus). P ’78, 362
Calla. P 58, 123; 775, Po
(Caranx). P "97,
(Osmia). P ’97, '337
eallacta (Ostrea). P 75, 189. J
VIII, 296, 322
eallactis (Orthis). P ’41, 18
eallae (Cereospora). P ’91, 88
ealleas (Chettusia). P ’71, 196
(Ophichthys). P ’99, 332
Callanthias. P ’07, 267
314;
362
Callanthiine. P ’07, 267
Callapa. P ’72, 133
Callarias. P ’63, 249
callarias (Gadus). P ’63, 234; ’92,
276; 704, 511
(Morrhua). P ’63, 234
Callaus. P ’99, 355
Calleido. bk °43, 295;
IV, 28
Calleleotris. P ’63, 270
Callethrix. P ’04, 151
Callia. J II, 142
Calliachyris. J III, 92
Calliactis. P ’78, 311
Callianassa. j i, 288, 438. P ’52,
14,19; ’54, 175; 756, 280; ’60, 23;
61, 427, 430; ’79, 410; 793, 119;
01, 111-115; ’05, 28. See Calianassa
Callianasside. P ’52, 12, 14, 19;
79, 410; ’78, 327
Calliandra. P 58, 128; ’89, 375, 378
Callianidea. P ’52, 11, 14; ’59, 167
Callianisea. P 752, 11
Callianthia. P ’51, 338
Calliarea. P ’81, 448
Callibia. P ’06, 276
Callicanthus. P ’82, 276
Callicarpa. P ’05, 700
58, 59. J
eallicerata (Perdita). P ’97, 354
Callichelys. P ’08, 114. J VIII, 153
Callichirus. P ’78, 327
Callichroa. J IIT, 92
callichroa (Augochlora). P1900, 868
Callichroma. P ’53, 233; ’62, 38. J
II, 8, 9, 7; IV, 41
eallichroma (Augochlora). P ’01, 221
Callichrous. P ’05, 468
Callichthys. P ’71, 275, 280, 282;
74, 135; 703, 504
eallichthys hemaphractus
thys). P ’03, 504
Calliclinus. P ’60, 108
Callicrinus. P ’85, 312, 328, 357;
’88, 354
eallictrichus (Cercopithecus).
161
Callida. J IV, 13, 28
eallida (Seyllina). P ’08, 366, 381
Callidea. P ’60, 221; ’61, 286
Callidia. J I, 312, 314
Callidium. j iii, 411; v, 277. P ’59,
79, 285, 291; 61, 357; 62, 39. J
II, 8, 10, 12, 18-34, 102-106, 158;
IV, 40
Callidryas. P ’66, 238; ’68, 91
eallidryas (Hyla). P ’62, 359; 64,
181
(Callich-
P 78,
Callidulus. P ’07, 265
eallidus (Chrysops).
(Pagurus). P ’58, 233
eallifera (Partula).
J IX, 45, 55, 60, 109
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
calligaster (Arlabes). P ’56, 244
(Coluber). v, 559; vi, 36;
59, 98; 60, 255; 701, 80. J VIII,
94, 146
(Coronella). P ’01, 79
(Elaps). P 759, 344
(Lampropeltis). P ’60, 255
(Ophibolus). P ’01, 71, 80;
703, 553
“oe P ’59, 98; 760,
Calligonum. ji, 27. P ’98, 39, 310.
J I, 184
Calligrapha.
eallilaema (Natrix).
P 73, 46, 48
P 56, 237
eallilemus (Dromicus). P 762, 76;
71, 223
Callilepis. P ’04, 123
eallilepis (Carduus). P ’92, 858
Callima. P ’60, 166
callimorpha (Eumenes). P ’99, 444
Callinectes. P ’71, 120; ’78, 320;
79, 398; 788, 330, 333
Callinera. P ’01, 673, 732
Callioecrinus. P ’85, 357
Calliodon. P ’82, 274
eallioglyptum (Dentalium). P ’97,
466, 46
Calliomma. J IV, 127, 128, 140
Callionepion. P ’99, 368, 371
Callionymide. P ’92, 274; 07, 442.
J XII, 550
Callionymoidei. P ’61, 507, 510
Callionymus. P ’59, 128, 129; ’61,
112, 512, 515; ’85, 54; 789, 260;
92, 272, 274; ’07, 442. J XII, 550
Calliope. P 62, 316
ealliope (Accentor). P 762, 316
(Cyprina). P ’61, 28
(Motacilla). P ’62, 316
(Selasphorus). P ’59, 189, 190
(Stellula). P ’93, 44
Callioplana. P 757, 22, 29
ealliops (Bodianus). P ’77, 85
ealliopsidea (Agarista). J ITI, 91
Calliopsis. P ’96, 34, 40; ’97, 348
Calliostoma. P ’65, 61; ’91, 54; 795,
238. J VIII, 366
Callipara. P ’76, 286, 287, 288
Callipepla. P 751, 222; ’55, 314;
59, 108; ’66, 95; ’68, 150; 792,
113; 93, 22, 37, 61; ’98, 208; 799,
20; ’03, 26. J I, 218
Calliphlox. P 46,111. J I, 32
Calliphora. P ’95, 335
eallipleura (Area). P 743, 305; 748,
96; ’62, 579; °67, 139; 780, 21,
23; ’81, 450, 452; ’82, 160
(Seapharea). P ’62, 579, ’81,
450
Calliproa.
Calliprora.
P 68, 172.
P 68, 172.
J VI, 370
J III, 102
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—-" INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
ealliptera (Pyrrhura). P 99, 54
eallipterus (Conurus). P ’99, 54
callipteryx (Campostoma). P 64,
284. J VI, 235
ow S (Heplia). P 59, 71, 289.
Calizhives P 57, 182; ’61, 75
Callirhipis. J I, 89
Callirhoe. j ii, 181. P 61, 449;
62, 161; ’86, 291
eallirhoe (Vanessa). P ’85, 86
Callisaurus. P ’59, 299; °66, 310,
311, 312; ’82, 333; °83, 35; 96,
ott, 97, 461; 04, 468; "08, 117
P "953, 267
valliscelte (Dierodon). J VIII, 168
Callisea. P ’52, 14
callisema (Episema). P 77, 78
ae (Herpetoichthys). P ’60,
75
Callista. P ’61, 443; ’76, 274; ’77,
23; ’98, 419; 393, 757; 05, 119. J
IV, 282; VIII, 318, 334, 344, 372;
XL, 427; XII, 396; XTi, 307
eallista (Cratmgus). P 10, 230, 237
Callistachys. P ’50, 81
Calliste. P ’58, 178; 60, 142; 764,
286; °93, 221; '95, 951; 99, 24, 35
Callistemon. P 58, 133
Callisthenes. J IV, 13
eallistius (Minnilus). P ’77, 80
(Notropis). P 710, 281
(Photogenis). P 710, 281
eallistochila (Clausilia). P ’01, 412,
418, 421, 652; °04, 817, 818
Callistochiton. P ’94, 70-74; ’98, 288
eallistoma (Partula). P ’85, 210. J
TX, 60
Callistus. P °95, 251
Callithamnion. P ’52, 148;
758, 8
Callithea. P ’75, 178
Callithrix. J X, 276, 300
Callitrichacer. P 60, 513
55, 412;
Callitriche. P ’60, 513
eallitrichus (Cercopithecus). J X,
358, 364
Callitris. P ’72, 34
ealliura (Etheostoma). P ’77, 86
Calliurus. P ’57, 200; ’77, 77, 85,
94-96; ’06, 515. J ITI, 53; VI,
219, 221
ealliurus (Seartelaos). P ’82, 279
Callizona. P ’08, 340
eallizona maritima (Eulota). P 702,
237; 04, 626
Callocephalus. P 82, 319
Callochiton. P ’94, 70, 71
Callonia. P ’98, 269, 271, 276, 284
Callonotus. P ’99, 204
eallonotus (Veniliornis). P ’99, 205
363
eallonotus major (Veniliornis). P
799, 205
Callopeltis. P ’62, 338; ’08, 121
callophyla (Epeira). P ’03, 132
Callophysus. P ’71, 292
Callopistes. P 96, 312
Callopistria. P 75, 65
eallopleurum (Cardium).
375
J VIL,
Callopoma.
Callopora. P ’66, 115, 116
callopterus (Chloronerpes). P 63,
326
(Chrysopicus). P 763, 326
Callorhinus. P ’82, 319, 327
Callorhynchus. P ’77, 220; ’82, 308
eallorhynechus (Ramphastos). P ’67,
102
Callorynehus. P ’10, 603
callosa (Astarte). P ’48, 96
(Crategus). P ’05, 585, 595
(Cytherea). j vii, 252
(Ethalia). P ’05, 115
(Gastrochena). P ’61, 485
(Labiella). P ’88, 41
(Pholas). P ’62, 195, 204
(Stevia). j ii, 121
(Vertigo). P ’90, 31, 608
(Vitis). P 53, 272
Callosamia. P 710, 295, 299, 301-309
Calloselasma. P ’59, 336
eallosoma (Dimalaeocentrus). P ’63,
224
(Novaculichthys). P ’63, 224
Callospermophilus. P 98, 123; 04,
588; 708, 404
callostroma (Spheria). jv, 15
eallosus (Aspidoerinus). P ’81, 402
(Cnemidotus). J IV, 30
(Hexacrinus). P 81, 254
(Hydroechus). P 55, 859
(Polyporus). J III, 213
(Trochus). P ’05, 114
(Unio). P 53, 246;
Callotaria. P 1900, 43
Callothrus. P 66, 18; ’90, 208, 212
callotis (Lepus). P ’67, 136; 799,
381; 708, 95. J 1X, 391
(Oryx). P ’96, 519
702, 694; ’09, 402-405.
J VI, 189, 192
Calluna. P ’78, 347; ’85, 379
Callyodon. P 63, 179; 1900, 512
calmariensis (Galeruea). P ’65, 218
Calobata. j iii, 97. P ’94, 279, 419;
95, 306, 336
Calobates. P ’62, 473
Calocampa. P ’74, 210
Caloearis. P ’52, 13
Caloceras. J VIII, 312
"7, 31
364
Calochortus.
66, 343;
388
Calocitta.
Calocoris.
calogaster (Megachile).
Calohyla. J VI, 192
Calolampra. P ’01, 276; ’05, 839
calolepis (Balistes). P ’63, 177
Calomicrus. P ’47, 162; ’65, 210
Calomys. j viii, 302. P ’41, 99; 74,
176, 177
Calonectria. P ’90, 245; ’95, 29
Calonyction. P 792, 383
calonyx (Coracius). P ’02, 673
(Eurystomus). P ’02, 673
Caloperdix. P ’02, 671
Calophanes. P ’98, 391
Calophis. P ’62, 76
Calophrynus. P ’62, 358;
J VI, 195
Calophyllum.
calophyllum (Cyathophyllum).
22
j vii, 53.
‘68, 167;
P '63, 76;
98, 43, 312,
P '75, 501; 91, 442
P 01, 264; 05, 193
P 98, 55
02, 183.
P 89, 366; ’05, 700
P 46,
Calopisma. P ’64, 167
Calopogon. P ’60, 304
Caloptenine. P ’01, 376, 380
Caloptenus. P ’70, 78; ’71, 149; 778,
315; ’04, 537, 538
caloptera (Erioptera). P ’59, 198
Calopteron. P ’61, 349; ’64, 50
Calopterygine. P ’01, 127, 133; 708,
464, 468-470, 476, 485
Calopteryx. P ’62, 383, 401; ’01,
127, 133; ’08, 462
caloptyx (Clausilia). P ’02, 369,
872, 532; ’04, 825
Calopus. P 754, 20
Calorhamphus. P ’02, 679
Calornis. P ’99, 215
Calosoma. j iii, 149. P 743, 296;
52, 67; 754, 16; ’60, 318; ’61,
335; ’62, 152; 66, 348; °73, 322;
75, 24. J IV, 12, 30
Calospheria. P ’77, 117;
94, 342; ’95, 26
ealospherioides (Diaporthe).
142
Calospiza.
51, 307
Calotes. j iv, 235. P ’57, 66; ’60,
502; ’68, 283; ’96, 462; ’02, 177,
693
Calothamnus. P ’50, 81
Calothorax. P ’60, 552
Calotis. P ’50, 81
Calotriton. P ’62, 343
Calpiocrinus. P ’79, 241, 253, 261,
262; ’85, 229, 266; ’86, 67; ’88,
357; ’90, 388
Caltha. P ’60, 145; ’63, 57; ’84, 80;
07, 457
90, 221;
P 93,
P 95, 251, 252; ’99, 35,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
calthrope (Paleornis). P ’99, 43
calumeti (Spongilla). P ’87, 197, 202
oe (Pleiomeyenia). P ’87,
ealurus (Buteo). P ’55, 287; ’59,
104; 66, 43, 44; °99, 29
‘(Criniger). P ’99, 42
(Entomacrodus). J XII, 555
(Tricophorus). P 56, 158,
317; 57, 33; °59, 48, 44; 799, 42.
J V, 182
ealus (Scarus). J XII, §42
ealva (Amia). P ’64, 276; ’65, 86;
73, 97; °77, 46; 786, 62
(Columba). P ’56, 321
(Holocephala). P ’95, 323
(Martesia). P ’62, 195, 217
(Membracis). j vi, 242
(Parapholas). P ’62, 195, 217
(Pholas). P ’62, 195, 217
(Treron). P ’56, 321
calvatus (Camptonectes). bP ’81, 416
(Pecten). viii, 216. P ’44,
97; ’45, 254; 747, 281; ’48, 103;
781, 416. J I, 111, 126; IX, 134
calvertensis (Delphinus). P ’66, 297;
67, 146. J VIL, 435
~~ (Lophacetus). P ’67, 144, 146;
69, 6. J VII, 435
(Pontoporia). P ’66, 297; ’67,
146. J VII, 435
ealverti (Gregarina).
638-642
calvescens (Crategus).
159
P '03, 43, 48,
P 710, 158,
ealvini (Strobilacystites). P ’76, 28
Calvisia. P ’04, 71
ealvus (Amiatus). P 710, 611
(Balatro). P ’82, 244
(Buceo). P ’59, 140
(Bulimulus). P ’96, 397, 433, 441
(Bulimus). P 96, 433
(Bulinus). P ’96, 433
(Corvus). P ’99, 209
(Gymnobueeco). P
59, 140
(Nesiotus). P 96, 433
(Nesiotes). P ’96, 433
(Omphalostyla). P ’96, 433
(Perissocephalus). P ’99, 209
(Troglodytes). P ’67, 34
Calyeadenia. J III, 92
Calycanthus. P ’78, 38
Calyeelepidotus. P ’56, 133; ’61, 515
55, 824;
Calycella. P.’76, 210, 217
Calyeera. P ’77, 107
Calycidoris. P ’80, 89
ealycina (Smelowskia). P ’63, 58
ealycinum (Alyssum). P 771, 111
(Bryophyllum). P ’89, 379;
94, 164; ’05, 699, 700
(Hypericum). P ’97, 182
vdeo (Seiurus). J XI, 199, 279
Calyeodon. P ’48, 23. J I, 186
P 62, 7, 166
P 60, 145;
P ’72, 256, ’02, 698
(Chamedaphne). P 07, 456
Sue P ’60, 288, 293, 301;
Git tilicardia). P 72, 255
culina. P 97, 292; ‘01, 406;
03, 784
ealyeuloides (Actinocrinus). P ’81,
sag oor) P 68, 352; ’81,
(Eretmocrinus). P °68, 352;
81, 346
ealyeulus (Actinocrinus). P _ ’66,
353; 68, 351; 781, 339
(Batocrinus). Pr. 66, 361;
’81, 339
(Calantica). P ’08, 107
(Leeanocrinus). P ’79, 263
(Platycrinus). P ’81, 244
(Poteriocrinus). P °79, 343
Calymena. i og 190
ne. 229, 277. P ’41,
18; 42, 173, “igt; 80, 176; °97,
447. J VIII, 305
Calymna. P 92, 402
Calynda. P ’04, 57; ’05, 840
Calypogeia. P 69, 223
Calypso. P ’63, 76; 98, 42, 312
o (Actinocrinus). P ’81, 335
(Augoehlora). P 1900, 364
ypso subsp. cupreotincta (Augo-
chlora). P 1900, 364
— subsp. eucalypso
ehlora). P 1900, 364
calypso (Genneocrinus). P ’81, 335
(Partula). P ’85, 218
Calypte. P ’98, 211; ’04, 582; ’05,
682
Calyptobium. J IV, 11, 42
Calyptocephalus. P ’62, 344; 63,
50; 768, 250. J VI, 89, 93
Calyptocrinide. P ’85, 265, 285,
312, 349
Calyptogena. P ’02, 698, 700, 712
Calyptomena. P ’02, 680
Calyptophilus. P ’09, 364
Calyptospora. P ’02, 474
calyptra (Patella). P ’07, 366
Calyptrea. j iv, 130; v, 216; vi,
210. P °46, 21; °48, 97; ’79, 219,
292; 97, 329; 04, 24, 378. J
VIII, 330
Calyptreide. P 91, 54; ’04, 24
Calyptraphorus. P 757, 166; 701,
513. J IV, 288, 298
Calyptrea. P ’82, 170
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36d
Calyptride. P ’62, 568
Calyptrophorus. P 80, 364; 90,
395; 795, 97, 100, 114, 1is- 130,
145, 159
Calystegia. P ’60, 304;
02, 663
ealyx (Cupressocrinus). P
157
86, 105,
3 gcea rans teem P ’79, 354;
’86, 105
(Poteriocrinus). P ’86, 158, 164
(Zeacrinus. P ’79, 354
cameleonides (Anolis). P 756, 223,
224, 230, 237
camaeliopsis (Anolis). P 56, 224
Camena. P ’92, 397, 398
Camenella. P ’92, 388, 397, 398
camara (Lantana). P ’89, 399; ’98,
411; ’05, 698-700; ’09, 487
Camaraphoria. P ’58, 14
Camarasauride. P ’83, 99
Camarata. P ’85, 228, 235-303; ’87,
102-111; ’88, 348-360, 372-382
Camarataxis. P ’59, 122; 66, 300;
67, 167, 184
Camarina. P ’62, 16, 244
Camariolius. J VI, 201
Camarophoria. P ’91, 247; ’97, 410
Camaroptera. P ’59, 38; ’99, 41;
05, 773
Camarosporium. P ’93, 161; ’94, 366
Camassia. P ’68, 170; ’98, 43, 312
Cambala. P ’68, 86
Cambarus. P ’52, 15, 87; ’53, 375,
380; ’55, 400; ’77, 171-174; 1900,
434
cambodianus (Unio). P ’60, 52
eambodiensis (Unio). P ’56, 103.
J Ii, 313
cambridgei (Prostheclina). P 1900,
540
Cameleonidae. P 56, 146
cameleopardalis (Serranus). P 65,
105
Camelide. J VII, 141, 356, 381
Camelina. P ’60, 302; ’66, 343
eamelina (Hippobosea). P ’98, 164
Camellia. P ’58, 125; ’63, 276, 277
eamellicola (Pulvinaria). P ’99, 272,
273
Camelopardalis. P ’78, 61
camelopardalis (Giraffa). P ’96, 518.
J X, 365
eamelopardalis australis (Giraffa).
P 796, 518
Camelopardide. P ’82, 321
camelopardilis (Unio). P 760, 92.
J IV, 355 -
Camelops. P ’54, 173; 757, 89, 91,
210. J Ill, 166; VII, 356, 382
Camelus. P 50, 84; °75, 262; °76,
146, 147; ’78, 61, 71; °83, 269
366
camelus (Eunotia). P 65, 13
(Hemphillia). P ’98, 233, 234
(Struthio). P 764, 251
(Unio). P ’53, 249
cameo (Cassis). P 71, 143. J XIII,
415
camerani (Scapteriscus). P ’07, 395
cameranonis (Chordodes). P 07, 272
Camerata. P ’90, 345-386
camerata (Calymene). j viii, 278
(Spirifera). P ’88, 230; 991, 244
(Strophomena). j viii, 254
cameratus (Spirifer). P 59, 8, 27;
60, 128. J V, 175
camerifera (Rhynchonella). P ’62,
408
Cameroceras. j viii, 267
Camerophoria. P ’59, 27
camertus (Enyo). J IV, 140
Camilia. P ’64, 228; ’68, 98, 123;
71, 200
camilla (Terebratula). P ’61, 18
Camillea. J II, 285
camillea (Borlasia). P ’57, 163 -
(Emplectonema). P ’57, 163
caminea (UVerotoma). P ’65, 205
(Crioceris). P 65, 205
(Galleruca). P ’65, 205
Camnula. P 704, 566; ’06, 375;
09, 438
Camena. P ’02, 234-240
camena (Chromodoris). P ’79, 109
camoensis (Brachypodella). P ’98,
278
campana (Hircina). P ’78, 313
Campanula. j vii, 40. P ’60, 512;
61, 460; ’62, 165; 763, 70, 94;
76, 142; ’84, 87; °92, 375; ’93,
211; 95, 544; 1900, 483, 486, 488.
J III, 93, 182, 193
Campanulacee. j vii, 40. P ’60,
303, 512; ’61, 460; ’63, 70; 1900,
670. J ITI, 93, 182, 184, 193
Campanularia. P ’76, 210; ’78, 307;
02, 785. J III, 138
campanularia (Phacelia). P ’95, 558
campanulata (Axiothea). P 03,
485; 704, 157; ’06, 239
(Elodes). P 1900, 667
(Floseularia). P ’03, 380
(Sabbatia). P 1900, 669
(Teredo). P ’62, 456, 480
campanulatum (Eriogonum). P ’48,
15. JI, 168
campanulatus (Cyclotus).
454
(Echynorhynchus). P ’56, 48
(Pentstemon). P ’98, 407
P 08, 32,
(Planorbis). j ii, 166. P 745,
280, 281; ’56, 260; ’60, 18, 155;
72, 103; ’81, 101
(Zethus). P ’99, 415, 433
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Campascus. P ‘77, 294
Campaspe. P 79, "89
campbelli (Moxostoma). P 56, 172
(Nautilus). P ’61, 318
(Rhytidopoma). P 710, 533
campeachiana (Amphipentas). 2
1900, 707
(Biddulphia). P 1900, 692, 707
campeachianum (Hematoxylon). r
783, 297
‘(Triceratium). P 1900, 707
campechensis (Dactytinats P 62,
194, 204
(Pholas). P 62, 195, 204
campechianum (Hematoxylon). FP
’86, 352; ’89, 375; ’01, 557
eampechianus (Lutjanus). P ’84, 45
campechiensis (Arca). P ’03, 756
(Pholas). P ’91, 48
Compeloma. P 64, 152; 71, 181;
89, 195; 94, 25; 96, 495. J
XIII, 264
Campephaga. P 757, 35; ’59, 52
Campephilus. P 60, 137; 63, 204,
322; 775, 347; 78, 22; ’90, 206;
95, "484; 99, 2.2 XIII, 138
camperi (Mososaurus). P 59, 92
camperii (Scomberesox). j ii, "133
campestre (Acer). P ’01, 358
(Callidium). J II, 104
(Juncoides). P 10, 558
campestris (Agaricus). P ’72, 214
(Agriolimax). P 1900, 147;
02, 421; 706, 533
’(Agrotis). P 75, 4238
(Alauda). j iv, 183. P "75, 348
(Budytes). P ’05, 776
(Buprestis). j iii, 165. P Sie
(Cariacus). P ’96, 394. J XI,
266
(Chaleophora). P ’73, 84
(Chrysomitris). P 65, 90
(Clytus). J II, 27, 104
(Cymopterus). P ’98, 29, 303
(Eulimax). P ’72, 146
(Euphorbia). P ’98, 404
(Fringilla). P ’65, 92
(Gorytes). P ’95, 518, 525
(Hesperomys). P 753, 413;
74, 179
(Lepus). j vii, 349; viii, 80.
P 708, 404. J IX, 391
(Limax). P 58, 199; ’61, 309;
72, 146; °73, 240; 75, 153, 173,
176; °76, 184; ’89, 196; °93, 389-
394; 96, 489°
(Luzula). P ’63, 77, 95; ’68,:
156; ’76, 159;
J III, 104, 108
(Microtus). P
XI, 205
84, 94; 92, 377.
96, 382. J
____ INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
campestris. Continued.
(Motacilla). P ’05, 776
(Psoeus). P 86, 14
(Suecinea). j i, 281. P 757,
193; 58, 199; °64, 110; ’73, 245;
"75, 155, 230, 232; ’89, 209; ’91,
318; ’07, 458; ’08, 46. J VI, 182
campestris vagans (Succinea). P
07, 458
campestris (Totanus). j v, 85
(Tringa). P ’61, 197
(Ulmus). P ’62, 11; ’81, 455
(Vespa). P 95, 525
era. P ’63, 197, 326; 99,
37. J V, 458
Camphora. P ‘51, 202
camphora (Laurus). P ’58, 127
camphorata (Pluchea). P ’67, 16, 20;
1900, 659, 671; °02, 652, 664; 09,
380, 389
Campicola. P ’05, 771
Campodesmus. P ’96, 257
Campodia. P ’81, 85
Campogramma. P 06, 116
Campolemus. P 96, 416
Camponotide. P ’81, 69
Camponotus. P ’77, 134;
"79, 140, 143; ’81, 39, 59;
259, 269; ’83, 303-307;
641, 642, 644; 08, 78
Campophaga. P ’05, 769
78, 19;
82, 98,
84,9; 704,
Campophagide. P ’05, 769
Campoplex. P ’73, 382;
94, 188
Camposecia. P 57, 218
Campostoma. P ’56, 176; ’64, 284;
65, 85; 77, 45, 90; '04, 244;
08, 518. J VI, 210, 235, 241, 246
Campothera. P ’99, 37
Campsicnemus. P ’95, 328
TS, 369;
-Campsodactylus. P ’68, 284
Camptandriidae. P ’58, 106
Camptandrium. P ’58, 106
camptodon (Unio). P 53, 246, 268;
760, 19; °77, 26. J IV, 53, 76;
V, 416
Camptolemus. P ’61, 239; ’69, 217
Camptolaimus. P ’99, 21. J IX,
402
Camptomus. P ’91, 124, 131, 133
Camptonectes. P ’76, 318; ’81, 416;
790, 403; °93, 221; ’98, 462; 705,
11.
Camptoneura. P 795, 337
eamptoneura (Cyclopteris).
9
Camptonotus. P ’07, 393
Camptopus. P ‘60, 225
Camptorhina. J III, 274
Camptosaurus. P ’74, 155
Camptosorus. P ’60, 515
camptotenia (Asolanus). P ’60, 238
P 60, |
|
|
367
camptotenia (Sigillaria). P ’60, 442
Campylacantha. P ’02, 723; 09, 157
Campylea. P ’92, 392, 393
Campylaspis. P 01, 160
Campylobotrys. P ’58, 134
Campylodiseus. P ’53, 430, 432; ’61,
65; ’98, 422, 425; 1900, 471
ee (Anaulus). P 1900,
7
Campylodon. P ’62, 1
Campylomyza. j iii, 17
eampylopodum (Arcenthobium). P
63, 75
campyloptera (Pampa). P ’60, 551
Campylopterus. P ’60, 47, 551
Campylorhynchus. P ’56, 263; ’59,
298, 303, 304; °66, 77; °68, 83,
149; '90, 211; 92, 124; °99, 25.
J LX, 419
Campylus. P ’45, 219
camschatica (Alea). P 68, 5, 6, 38
(Asterias). P ’89, 169
(Phaleris). P ’68, 41
camschaticus (Simorhynchus). P ’68,
35, 40, 41
(Tyloramphus). P ’68, 41
camschatika (Mormon). P ’68, 34
camtschatcense (Lysichiton). P ’84,
94
camtschatica (Catarractes). P
129
(Hippolyte).
camtschaticus (Lithodes).
camtschatkensis (Calliope). P
316
(Turdus). P ’62, 316
camura (Amphisbenia). P ’62, 350
(Diplommatina). P 705, 727
camurellus (Crambus). P ’60, 2038
camurum (Boleosoma). P ’06, 524
P 99, 37
ecamurus (Lophoceros). i
77, 48
9; 759,
63,
P 60, 38
P 58, 231
62,
(Poecilichthys). P
(Tockus). P 56, 319;
140; °99, 37
eenopus (Xylaria). J II, 285
eana (Artemisia). P 763, 66;
31, 306
(Asclera). P ’54, 225;
335. J IV, 39
(Coronella). P 756, 152;
509 :
P ’01, 84
P ’62, 514
j iv, 173
(Ficimia).
(Lagothrix).
(Motacilla).
(Muscicapa). P 764, 256
(Pseudaspis). P 64, 168
(Saperda). J II, 164
(Simia). P ’62, 514
(Spizella). P ’66, 88
(Sylvia). j iv, 173
(Symplecta). P 59, 198
(Tanagra). P ’60, 141
368
Continued.
(Ungalia).
432, 436
cana,
P '68, 129; 94,
canabina (Fringilla). P ’75, 350
canabinus (Fusus). P 48, 100
Canace. P ’64, 23; ’08, 88
canada (Elacate). P ’82, 306
canadense (Allium). P _ ’60, - 201;
788, 396
(Asarum). P ’60, 146
(Chlorosplenium). P 793, 146
(Conioselinum). P ’63, 63
(Desmodium). P ’02, 662
(Eozoon). P ’77, 20
(Erigeron). P ’02, 664
(Geum). P ’02, 662, 667
(Gleosporium). P 91, 83
(Harpagmotherium). J VII, 393
(Helianthemum). P 702, 663
(Hypericum). P 790, 272;
1900, 654, 667
(Leptilon). P ’02, 664
(Lilium). P ’60, 513; 768,
166; ’75, 412
(Menispermum). P
01, 304, 313
(Oiceoptoma). P ’53, 279
(Stizostedion). P ’06, 520
canadense boreum (Stizostedion). P
06, 521
canadense (Stizostedium). P 65, 82
(Unifolium). P ’07, 456
(Xanthium). P 1900, 640, 657,
671; ’02, 652
60, 302;
canadense var. ecninatum(Xanthium).
P 1900, 640, 671
canadensis (Abies).
356
(Alces). P ’88, 99
(Amelanchier). P
02, 500; °10, 580
(Anacharis). P ’60, 304
(Anemone). P ’98, 17, 298
(Anser). vii, 157; P58,
427; °55, 316; ’56, 296; ’61, 238;
72, 46; °75, 355. J I, 225
(Aquila). P ’59, 105; 61, 217;
66, 49; 768, 82
(Aquilegia).
P ’60, 302
(Ardea). j v, 66; ’64, 245
(Artemisia). P 63, 66
(Ascomys). P ’52,159; 775, 131
(Beluga). P ’66, 274, 279, 294
(Berberis). P ’62, 11
(Bernicla). P ’61, 238; 64,
70; °66, 98; ’71, 36; ’83, 67
P ’84, 30; 01,
60, 145;
P ’60, 145; 702,
661
(Arabis).
(Branta). P 70, 181; 75,
355; 93, 33; 95, 470; 99, 28;
05, 688; ’08, 87, 153. J IX, 406-
408, 410
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
canadensis hutchinsii (Branta). P
93, 23, 33, 60
canadensis minima (Branta). P ’93,
23, 33 °
canadensis occidentalis (Branta). P
93, 23, 33
canadensis (Calamagrostis). J
104, 183, 200 eye : es,
canadensis (Canace). P ’ 23;
1a, 68 ( ). 64, 23;
(Cantharellus). J ITI, 206
(Caprovis). P ’61, 24
(Cardinalis). j iv, 53
(Castor). P ’61, 24; ’67, 135;
97, 29, 210. J VII, 405; XI, 200
canadensis carolinensis (Castor). J
XIII, 403
canadensis frondator (Castor). P
P ’78, 61, ’80,
05, 680; ’08, 404
canadensis (Cervus).
348; ’82, 327; ’85, 184; ’94, 218;
96, 180; ’97, 25, 207; 708, 86,
404. J VII, 357, 377; XI, 264, 265
(Cirecis). P ’60,-199; 62, 12
(Clubiona). P ’92, 21
(Oolamiie) P ’60, 514
olumba). j iv, 264. P ’
248 Ae "
(Cornus). P ’63, 63; 784, 85;
92, 376; ’93, 211; ’95, 544; 798,
30, 303
(Corvus). j iii, 360
(Cryptotenia). P 760, 303;
97, 177
(Cteniseus). P ’94, 190
(Cyanocorax). P 53, 384
(Cychrus). P ’66, 346
(Cygnopsis). P ’51, 223
(Delphinus). P ’65, 279
(Dendrocopus). P ’53, 384
(Dendroica). P ’59, 106
(Dendroides). P ’55, 275
(Deringa). P 1900, 485, 488
(Didymella). P ’90, 282
(Elaphus). J VII, 377
(Elephantomyia). P ’59, 221
(Elodea). P ’96, 212; 701, 320
(Elodia). P ’09, 393
(Elymus). P ’02, 666
(Emberiza). P ’61, 224
(Erigeron). P 1900, 342, 671
(Excipula). P ’93, 165.
(Falco). j iii, 344
(Felis). j vii, 316. P 780,
348; ’82, 326. J VII, 52
(Ficedula). j iv, 191
canadensis fusca (Ficedula).
200
canadensis icterocephalos (Ficedula).
j iv, 189
canadensis
viii, 154.
j iv,
(Fringilla). j iv, 58;
P 753, 400
a ee ee EL ete ne eee
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canadensis. Continued.
(Galeruca). P ’65, 219;
(Garrulus). j viii, 152.
(Gasterosteus). P
54, 16
P 61,
82, 306
(Geomys). P ’52, 158; °75, 131
(Grus). 8. 200.) P51,
223; 53, 425; ’56, 294; ’59 108;
63, 321; 66, 95; ’68, 150; 75,
353; '93, 35; °99, 28; 1900, 20;
708, 83. ry L 221
(Heterocrinus). P ’79, 293;
786, 129, 130
Hypericum). P ’09, 394
Jaculus). P ’53, 415
Juneus). P 702, 660; ’09,
391-397
a (Lactuea). P 1900, 641, 660,
1 ,
(Leptilon). P 1900, 641, 660,
71
(Leptothorax). P 703, 225,
227, 228
canadensis var. yankee(Leptothorax).
P 703, 227
eanadensis (Leptura). J I, 336
Eimnebiorynchn: P 59, 109
Limnobiorynchus). P 59, 198,
221
(Linaria). P ’60, 200; 02,
663, 668
(Litta). P ’59, 107
(Lophoglossus). P
(Loxia). P ’48, 67
(Lutra). P ’71, 12; ’96, 392;
04, 579; 08, 94. J XI, 238, 239
(liycosa). P ’08, 179
(Lyneus). P ’79, 173
(Lynx). P 94, 218, 393; 96,
201; °97, 221; 1900, 49. J XI,
251, 261
eanadensis mollipilosus (Lynx). P
1900, 48
eanadensis (Menispermum).
» 285
(Mentha). P ’60, 512;
84, 90
(Meracantha). P 754, 219
(Motacilla). j iv, 192
(Muscicapa). j iv, 178
canadensis olivacea (Muscicapa). j
iv, 170
canadensis (Mustela). j vii, 307
(Myiodioctes). P_ 68,
83, 61
(Odontomyia). P ’82, 74
(Oppia). P ’06, 497
(Ovis). P ’61, 24; 708, 404
canadensis cremnobates (Ovis). P
05, 677
canadensis (Pardosa). P
24
"73, 316
P 77,
63, 72;
274;
708, 164
369
canadensis. Continued.
(Pedicularis). P ’60, 145; ’63,
72; ’73, 287; 1900, 483
’ (Perisoreus). P 47, 201; ’61,
226; 91, 445; 96, 132. J L 45
canadensis ‘capitalis (Perisoreus). =
93, 22, 45, 63
canadensis (Peromyscus). P
206, 213
canadensis nubiterre (Peromyscus).
P ’97, 213
canadensis (Philotria). P ’09, 393
97,
(Picus). j iii, 369. P 63, 199
(Pinicola). P ’61, 221; 66, 84
(Potentilla). P 60, 145; 173.
289; ’86, 345
(Psoeus,. P ’86, 16
(Pyrenophora). P ’94, 386
(Ramularia). P ’91, 84.
canadensis var. trilobata (Rhus). :
98, 21, 296
canadensis (Rubus). P 60, 200; ’71,
296; ’89, 58; 1900, 483, 645, 666;
“02, 662
(Sambucus). P ’60, 303; ’85,
23; ’02, 664; ’09, 387; ’10, 583
(Sanguinaria). P ’60, 145;
1900, 488; ’01, 304-308
(Sanguisorba). P ’60, 513;
84, 84; 710, 547, 564
(Sanicula). P ’60, 303; ’99,
89; 1900, 485, 488
(Sealops). j viii, 58
(Septoria). P ’91, 80
(Setophaga). P 53, 309, 312
(Shepherdia). P 63, 75
(Sitta). j vii, 193; viii, 155.
P ’46, 112; 51, 215; 753, 381,
401; ’55, 313; ’66, 79; ’75, 347;
783, 60; °93, 23, 57; 795, 499; 96,
164; 703, 13.. J I, 33; II, 269
(Solidago). P ’86, 344: 96, 36
(Stilpnus). P 794, 186
(Stratiomys). P ’82, 74
(Strix). i iii, 354
(Sylvania). P ’91, 437;
382, 464, 497; ’96, 158, 163;
86
(Sylvia).
(Sylvicola). P
399; 755, 309
(Tetrao).
385; °61, 226
(Teucrium).
646, 657, 669;
(Tringa).
(Trirhabda). P
56
(Turdus).
198,
j iv, 191
53, 311, 312,
j viii, 156. P 53,
P '60, 512; 1900,
02, 663
P 61, 183
65, 219; °78,
P 64, 249
(Unio). P ’57, 85. J IV, 268
(Viola). P ’60, 302; ’91, 434;
03, 664, 689, 692, 693
370
canadensis. Continued.
(Wilsonia). P ’08, 156
(Zonotrichia). P 53, 382
canadum (Rachycentron). P ’97,
canadus (Elacate). P ’77, 212
(Gasterosteus). P ’97, 103
(Rachyeentron). P ’10, 601
canagica (Philacte). P ’70 131
Canaliculata. P ’88, 359, 360
canaliculata (Achatinella). P
226, 238
(Ampullaria). P
(Bulimorpha). P
91, 263
(Bulla). P ’98, 418
(Bullina). P ’48, 97
(Ceriphasia). P ’63, 310;
0
103
95,
98, 106
89, 300;
65,
(Cryptodromia). P
240; 791, 218
(Fulgur).
332. J X, 60
(Io). P ’65, 20
(Labiosa). P ’03, 757
(Libinia). j i, 77; viii, 106.
P66, 2183: “70, 1065: 71, 220;
78, 316; ’79, 386; 784, 12; ’88,
330, 333
(Lutraria). j ii, 311;
vii, 153. P ’48, 101
(Melania). P 763, 309;
(Nika). P 793, 125
(Oliva). P 748, 103;
90, 145
(Polyphemopsis). P
(Pyrula). j i, 163;
211, 220. P 48, 105;
62, 560; ’71, 145
(Raeta). P ’71, 137
(Restelia). P ’02, 462, 500
(Stomatis). P ’54, 30
(Strepoma). P ’63, 274
(Tornatina). P Beas 418
(Volvaria). jv, 2 11
canaliculatum (Busycon). P 754, 30;
58, 226,
P ’84, 12, 292; ’88
’
iv, 78;
96, 496
’82, 169;
’89, 300
vi, 118,
53, 319;
62, 560, 561, 584; ’71, 144
(Fulgur). Pp’ 53, 317, 319;
798, 418; 702, 505-507; 705, 349,
358, 359; ’09, 369-372. J XI, 63 |
(Pleurocera). P ’63, 309; ’65,
20; 796, 496, 498
(Solarium). P 748, 105; ’79,
218; 784, 104
(Xerosoma). P ’04, 101+
eanaliculatus (Actinobolus). P ’72,
252
(Ammonites). J VIIT, 310
(Chetodon). J XII, 546
(Cremastochilus). P 766, 347
(Dactylus). P ’62, 563
(Delphinus).. P ’67, 145
(Dictyopterus). P 745, 302
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
canaliculatus. Continued.
(Doryerinus). P
69, 166
(Epiphanis). P ’52, 46
(Epitragus). J IV, 12, 36
(Eros). J I, 82
(Eumenes). P ’99, 457
(Fulgur). j iv, 129; vii,
P '48, 100; °53, 317;
168, 175
(Gorytes).
(Tulus).
(Lyctus).
(Lyeus).
(Melania).
(Murex). P 753, 319
(Oliva). P ’62, 563
(Palemon). P ’93, 109
(Peneus). j viii, 146
(Peneus). P ’50, 25; ’60, 44;
91, 109; ’93, 109
(Platyerinus). P ’81, 245
(Priscodelphinus). P ’67, 156
(Processa). P ’93, 125
(Schizodelphis). P 708, 29
(Sigaretus). P ’48, 105; ’79,
219, 224; ’84, 104; 790, 399
(Syeotypus). P ’07, 321, 517;
08, 3. J XII, 6
(Teuthis). J XII, 546
(Trox). P ’54, 212
(Turbo). j ii, 240
(Utriculus). P ’71, 140;
302
eanalifera (Anculosa). P 60,
64, 24, 98
(Doclea). P 56, 217
(Leptoxis). P ’64, 98
(Rimella). P ’82,; 198
canaliferum (Busyeon). P ’62, 560
(Fulgur). P ’82, 175
eanaliferus (Anculotus). P ’64, 98
(Bulimulus). P ’96, 399, 442
(Nesiotus). P ’96, 442
(Pelecostoma). P ’96, 442
eanalis (Arca). P 756, 314
(Conus). P ’76, 299 ;
J III, 331
(Helix). J VIII, 385
(Leioderma). P 776, 292
(Partula). P 785, 222;
134
canalis var. semilineata (Partula). P
81, 358;
125.
82, 167,
P ’95, 520, 534
P 64, 12
P ’44, 113
J I, 82
j ii, 175
78,
68;
82, 210.
87,
87, 134
canalis (Patula). J VIII, 385, 409
(Pitys). J VIII, 385
(Thysanophora). P 710, 502,
507
canalitium (Trypanostoma). P ’62,
175. J V, 292
canalitum (Pleurostoma). P 63, 311
(Trypanostoma). P 763, 311
-eanariensis (Blennius). P
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eee (Spongilla). P ’87, 172,
98, 339,
(Pulvinulina). P ’87, 55
Canavalia. P ’89, 377, 379;
698; ’09, 486
eanavus (Miacis).
eanbyi (Crategus).
05,
P 92, 320
P 05, 579, 581
(Goniobasis). P ’62, 271; ’64, |
26. J V, 340
(Lobelia). P ’07, 455
(Scirpus). P ’64, 18 |
Cancellaria, j vi, 211, 222; vii, 136, |
155; viii, 187. P ’41, 31; 743, |
308; °47, 287; 48, 97; ’60, 94;
61, 320; °62, 567; °71, 146; 76,
?
285, 300; ’79, 223; ’80, 29, 365;
167, 168, 170, 172, 173, 175;
104; ’87, 399, 404; ’90, 397;
50; ’95, 65-67, 97, 114, 122-
131; ’96, 475; ’03, 757; 05, 24,
26. J I, 118; IV, 288, 301, 390;
VIII, 329
eancellaria (Morea).
IV, 290
(Pollia). P 7°46, 25
(Trichotropis). P
98, 462. J III, 333
(Tritonidea). P ’03, 757
Cancellaride. P ’62, 567
Cancellariide. P ’91, 50
eancellaris (Lucina). P ’72, 86
eancellata (Area). P ’52, 194
(Argyrodes). P 1900, 533
(Bellinda). P ’04, 126
(Chamelea). P ’62, 575
(Chemnitzia). P ’99, 176
(Chione). P ’71, 136
(Cymatodera). P ’54, 81. J
IV, 36
,
(Cytherea). P ’82, 155
(Difflugia). P ’76, 115
(Drillia). P ’65, 63
(Elimia). P 65, 24
(Goniobasis). P 764, 34;
24
(Megetra). P ’66, 349
P 02, 120
(Melania).
(Mereenaria). P ’62, 514; ’87,
397, 403. J IV, $76; IX, 122
(Metula). J VIII, 351
(Mya). j vii, 286. P 52, 199
(Nassa). P ’48, 102
(Nucula). P 756, 85, 285;
60, 429
(Pasithea). P ’48, 103
(Pleurotoma). P ’90, 394
(Psephis). J VIII, 373
( . P 48, 105;
223; ’90, 399
(Rapa).
P 05, 26. J
95,
65,
79,
P 77, 22
371
eancellata. Continued.
(Terebratulina). P ’73, 179
(Venus). P 748, 107; ’62, 574,
575; ’91, 47, 142, 145; ’03, 757
(Voluta). P ’54, 169
eancellatum (Calosoma). P ’62, 53
(Orthetrum). P ’98, 153
(Platyodon). P ’55, 441
(Pleurotoma). P ’48, 104
(Sistrum). P ’05, 292
(Solarium). P ’48, 105
eancellatus (Actinocrinus). P
159; ’81, 331
(Coluber).
(Cysteodemus).
_ IV, 38
(Euchelus). P 704, 35
cancellatus orientalis (Euchelus). P
04, 35
eancellatus orientalis (Hybochelus).
P 704, 35
eancellatus (Meloe). P
54, 224. J IV, 38
(Physetocrinus). P ’69, 159
(Phybolithus). P ’60, 441
Cancelline. P 51, 269
eancellinus (Distorsio). P ’91, 52
(Triton). P ’47, 287. J I, 118
Cancellus. P ’51, 267, 269; ’58, 232
Cancer. j i, 57, 69, 100, 316, 446;
viii, 111, 116, 128, 224. P ’46, 43;
50, 23, 26; °51, 268; ’52, 11, 73;
58, 31, 34, 99, 100, 102, 103, 161,
163, 226, 230, 232, 235, 238, 240;
61, 372; ’63, 139; ’71, 120; ’78,
317-330; ’79, 383-409; ’80, 135-
137, 179-224; ’88, 333; ’91, 181,
190, 192, 215; ’93, 105, 109-127;
95, 178, 183; 701, 118, 148; 705, 28
cancer (Epeira). P ’88, 79
69,
P ’60, 563
P 54, 224. J
53, 330;
(Gasteracantha). P 782, 255;
1900, 535
Canchroma. P ’69, 200
Cancride. j viii, 111. P 52, 73;
58, 31; °71, 239; ’°78, 317; 779, 391
eancriformis (Aranea). P ’01, 582
(Gasteracantha). P ’01, 582;
703, 341; 704, 128
Cancrine. P ’52, 73, 79, 391
eancrini (Productus). P ’58, 14. J
VIII, 302, 307
eancriniana (Cyprina).
Cancrinite. P ’97, 437
Canerisocia. P ‘55, 376
canerivora (Procyon). P ’76, 23
(Rana). P ’60, 504
eancrivorus (Ophichthus). P ’97, 62
(Ophichthys). P ’97, 62
(Ophisurus). P ’97, 62
eancrofagus baliamensis (Ardea). j
v, 68
P 61, 28
312 INDEX TO
Cancroidea. P 52, 73;
78, 317; °’79, 391
cancroides (Chelifer). P
1900, 543
Cancroma. P
02, 671
cancroma (Platyrhynchus). P ’60, 144
(Todus). P ’60, 144
Cancromide. P ’69, 203
candei (Synallaxis). P ’99, 313
candatum (Amphientomum). P ’86,
17
(Syllysis). P ’86, 17
candeana (Dactylina). P
205
(Lucina).
(Mysia).
(Pholas).
(Seala).
(Sealaria).
eandei (Alpheus).
(Synallaxis).
(Tornatina). P
757
eandelabrum (Fulgur).
candens (Castilleja).
eandicans (Falco).
"71, 239;
"77, 261;
60, 196; 66, 167;
62, 194,
P '72, 82
P 72, 95
P 62, 195
J VItl, 201
J VII, 201, 357
P 79, 418
P ’60, 193
91, 49; 703,
P '53, 319°
J Ill, 48
P 55, 278; ’70,
140; ’71, 95
(Galtonia). P 1900, 344
(Hierofaleo). P ’55, 278; ’70,
140
(Monardella). J III, 99
(Polycodium). P 710, 582
(Populus). P ’63, 76
(Potentilla). P ’98, 403
candicans var. nana (Potentilla). P
98, 403
candicans (Vitis). P ’70, 136
eandida (Achatinella). P ’88, 30
(Alea). P ’68, 4, 5, 55
(Ardea). j v, 60
(Barnea). P ’62, 194, 207, 208
(Glandina). P ’60, 150
(Gyalecta). P ’86, 343
(Himantea). J IT, 283
(Nyctea). P 744, 19
(Pholas). P ’62, 195, 207
(Procellaria). P ’66, 160, 171
(Saperda). J II, 163
(Scintilla). P ’72, 223
(Sidaleea). P ’63, 59
(Spheria). jv, 7
(Strix). j iii, 354. P ’90, 125
(Thelephora). J III, 219
(Vortex). P ’57, 24
(Weldenia). P ’98, 402
candidissima (Ardea). j v, 64. P
55, 316; '56, 295; ’60, 196; ’89,
267; °95, 472. J IX, 411
(Egretta). P ’53, 426; ’05, 688
(Garzetta). P ’59, 192; ’60,
196; '64, 63; °66, 95; ’71, 38;
975, 353
GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
candidissima. Continued.
(Leucochroa). P ’92, 394
(Pleuronectes). P ’92, 277
(Thelephora). J III, 221
candidissimus (Carduus). P ’92, 359
candidum (Lilium). P ’71, 117; ’89,
359
(Paspalum). P ’91, 295
(Stereum). J ITI, 221
candidus (Ammonites). J VIII, 310
(Cystopus). J II, 282
(Larus). P ’62, 308
(Pholas). P ’62, 207
(Streptaxis). P ’97, 477
Candiella. P ’79, 97
candiru (Cetopsis). P ’59, 197
candoliana (Pecopteris). P ’60, 440
Canella. P ’89, 365
Canellacee. P ’89, 365
canellus (Colaspis). P ’58, 86
canescens (Acanthis). P ’61, 388
(Aegiothus). P ’61, 377, 385,
388; 769, 184-189 ;
(Amorpha). P ’87, 329
(Aporus). P ’97, 263, 264
canescens var. viscosus (Aster). P
96, 38
canescens (Atriplex).
Pm ey”)
(Calligonum ).
J I, 184
(Carex).
9
P 98, 39, 310.
P '98, 39, 310.
1ST, 78,
(Dasytes). P ’52, 170; ’66, 357
(Desmodium). P ’60, 513
(Epicauta). P ’08, 619
canescens var. elunda (Epicauta).
P 708, 620
canescens (Grimmia). P ’55, 446
(Larra). P 793, 483
(Larrada). P ’93, 483
(Lepus). P 96, 357
(Linaria). P ’61, 382, 388
(Linota). P ’61, 388
(Listrus). P ’66, 357
(Meibomia). P ’02, 662
(Obione). P
(Perognathus). P .
ee P 48, 38... 2°55
(Philonthus). J IV, 31
(Planiceps). P ’97, 263
(Pterocarya). J I, 184
(Pterochiton). J I, 184
(Racomitrium). P ’55, 446
P '63, 57; ’98,.
(Sisymbrium).
380 ;
(Tetradymia). P ’63, 68
(Tetraopes). J II, 156, 157
(Tillandsia). P ’89, 354
(Trisetum). P ’62, 100, 337
canicapellus (Xenocichla). P ’59, 44
P 63, 77;
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eanicapilla (Aethiops). P ’57, 37;
159, 135
(Nigrita). P °57, 37; °59, 135
Canice. P 08, 88
caniceps (Camaroptera). P ’59, 88;
41
(Eremomela). P ’99, 41
(Juneo). P ’66, 85; °69, 126
(Struthus). P 52, 202; ’66, 85
(Tricophorus). P 56, 159
eanicollis (Serinus). P ’62, 314
eanicula (Scylliorhinus). P 92,
(Seyllium). P ’92, 233
Squalus). P ’08, 53
eanicularis (Thelphusa). P ’80, 36
Canide. P ’67, 134; ’68, 285; °75,
21; ’79, 177; ’82, 318; ’89, 233,
242; 96,199. J VII, 31, 356, 368;
IX, 171, 421, 453; XI, 396-411
eanidia (Pieris). P ’85, 85
Canifa. P ’66, 347
i is (Linaria).
ilatus (Tachymenis).
i P 92, $27
233
P 61, 381
P 768, 104
i (Agrostis). P ’84, 94. J
III, 181, 183, 200
(Allodape). P ’96, 557
(Arundo). J ITI, 200
(Ascidia). J XIII, 12
(Peltigera). P 93, 216. J
204
(Perdita). P 9, 473
68
(Serophularia). P ’76, 108-110
Tenia
J I, 302
(Viola). P ’99, 95;
2
(Vitis).
eaninum (Triticum).
(Xiphosoma).
eaninus (Carollus).
(Dermestes).
(Homocamelus).
158, 356, 382
(Lachnolaimus). P ’63, 176
11,
03, 688,
P 53, 270
P 63, 79
P ’86, 300
P ’98, 105
P 54, 107
J Vil, 21,
eanipennis (Ixos). P ’99, 213
eanipes (Terebratula). P 44, 973
48, 106
Canirallus. P ’94, 131, 132, 140 _
Canis. j viii, 73. P ’50, 85; 57,
140, 147, 148, 156; °54, 11, 200;
289; 58, 21, 158; 61,
. '67, 134; ’68, 176, 298;
"70, 109; °72, 46; ’74,
"75, 256; °79, 178, 180,
88, 88;
263, 356, 368; IX, 391, 392, 453,
373
505, 520, 522, 532; XI, 227, 247,
280, 396, 397-404, 407
canis (Cynais). P ’06, 79; ’08, 55;
709, 407
canis cordis (Filaria). P ’50, 118;
56, 2, 55; 780, 11
canis (Galeus). P ’92, 234
(Larus). P ’62, 304
(Mustelus). P ’63, 333; ’64,
263; 787, 358, 359; °98, 339; 04,
505
(Pimelometopon). P ’99, 359
(Squalus). j i, 437. P ’64, 263
_ (Trochocopus). P ’99, 359
Canistrocrinus. P ’85, 310, 316
eanius (Plotosus). P ’05, 461
eaniveti (Chlorostilbon). P ’90, 206
Canna. P ’89, 353; ’01, 557
Ore (Aenida). P 1400, 665
ingilla). P ’61, 374; 64
254, 255 re are ae
cannabinum (Apocynum). P
304; ’84, 30; ’02, 663
60,
_cannabinum var. lanceolatum (Apo-
eynum). J III, 41
cannabinus (Fusus).
62, 561
Cannacee. P ’89, 353
Cannacria. P ’08, 489
cannacriodes (Dythemis). P ’08, 487
canneformis (Calamites). P ’60, 437
Cannaphila. P ’08, 489, 490
a (Castanolimnas). P 94,
(Rallina). P ’94, 142
(Rallus). P ’94, 133
eanodisca (Eutypella). P ’90, 223
(Valsa). P ’90, 223
canonicus (Homalosaparus).
7
(Melanoplus). P ’04, 572; 706,
411; ’08, 368, 396, 397
eanora (Arphia). P ’04, 564
eanorus (Cuculus). P ’70, 88;
293
(Faleo). P ’67, 214
eanrena (Natica). j vi, 120. P ’48,
102; 62, 564; ’82, 168, 169; 91,
54. J VIII, 357
(Terebratella). P ’73, 185
eantabrigensis (Rana). P 754, 62
cantagallanus (Bulimus). P ’98, 107
eantatrix (Muscicapa). jiv, 175. P
751, 150; ’56, 290; °75, 348; 702,
681
(Siphia). P 702, 681
(Vireo). P ’75, 348
eanteriata (Polycera). P ’80, 108
eanteriator (Lamia). J II, 156
(Tetraopes). J II, 156; IV, 26
eantharella (Thelephora). J III, 218
Cantharellus. J III, 206, 215, 224
P ’43, $26;
P 08,
73,
374
Cantharide. P 746, 53
Cantharidus. P ’01, 199, 398
cantharinum (Orthropristis).
351
(Pristipoma). P ’62, 256; ’99,
a
P 99,
35
Cantharis. j iii, 179; v, 165. P ’45,
219, 304, 305; ’46, 53; ’51, 338,
339; 53, 330, 334; ’54, 21; ’60,
318; 08, 611, 617. J I. 90, 91,
96; IV, 38
Cantharocnemis. J II, 99
Cantharus. P ’62, 563; ’76, 71; ’87,
398, 403; 92, 265, 271; 704, 593.
J IV, 375
eantharus (Spondyliosoma). P ’92,
265; ’98, 342
cantherigerus (Coluber). P 56, 237
Cantherines. P ’61, 78; ’82, 283;
1900, 514
Canthesaneus. P ’60, 230
Canthidermis. P ’82, 282; 1900, 514
Canthigaster. P ’82, 284; ’01, 326
Canthigasteride. P ’01, 326
Canthirhynchus. P ’61, 77; ’82, 278
cantholis (Anolis). P 56, 224
Canthon. P ’59, 71; ’60, 236; ’61,
78; ’66, 348, 380; ’78, 314. J I,
85; IV, 14, 16, 34
Canthophrys. P ’82, 282
Canthostethus. J I, 245, 258
Canthyria. P 53, 267
cantiaca (Sterna). P ’59, 175; ’62,
536, 540
cantiacus (Thalasseus). P ’62, 541;
71, 43
cantiana (Helix). P ’89, 202
cantor (Falco). P ’67, 214
eantori taivanica (Buliminus). P
05, 737
(Ena). P 05, 737
eantori (Phibalosoma). P ’04, 70
(Planorbis). P ’82, 236
(Searus). J XII, 544
(Tirachoidea). P ’04, 70
Cantoria. P ’57, 182
Cantua. j vii, 43, 110. P ’58, 130;
63, 74; ’98, 37, 308. J I, 154
eanula (Tantilla). J VIII, 144
canum (Erigeron). P ’63, 64
(Gyalopion). P ’60, 248
(Gyalopium). P ’66, 310; ’01,
84
(Hydnum).
ecanus (Larus).
293, 302
(Limonius).
(Senecio). P ’63, 68
eanuta (Tringa). P 1900, 5, 24
Canutus. P ’61, 179
eanutus (Tringa). j v, 94. P ’61,
179; °64, 67; °93, 22, 36; °95, 503
J IMI, 215
j viii, 157. P ’62,
J IV, 35
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
caobasensis (Potamides). P 710, 488
caouana (Chelonia). P ’56, 237
(Thalassochelys). P ’78, 24
capacii (Productus). J VIII, 307
caparoch (Strix). P ’64, 238
capax (Ancistromma). P 793, 488,
490
(Atrypa). j viii, 264, P ’52,
190
(Cryptoceras). P 765, 262;
"70, 48
(Cucullea). P ’05, 8. J III,
328
(Discina). P ’65, 112
(Haploseapha). P ’05, 10
(Haplotherus). P ’74, 88
(Idonearea). P ’72, 54; 776,
314
(Mercenaria). P 754, 29; 62,
65, 262; °70,
P 90, 179
574
(Nautilus). P
48, 49
(Platyceras).
(Pleurotoma). P ’90, 394
(Solenochilus). P ’70, 49
(Spirifer). P ’65, 275
(Spondylus). P ’05, 12 J
II, 274
(Unio). P ’53, 245, 269
(Venus). P ’43, 824; ’48, 107;
62, 574; ’82, 158
eapello (Thelphusa).
capense (Boddon).
(Sphaerium). P 60, 289
capensis (Aleedo). P ’02, 674
(Anomia). P ’73, 190
(Asio). P ’90, 125
(Batis). P ’89, 146
capensis peruviana (Brachyspiza). P
99, 17
capensis (Bubo). P ’90, 129
(Burchellia). P ’58, 134
(Certhia). P ’64, 244
(Chaetopterus). P 755, 391
(Columba). P ’64, 248
(Corvus). P ’67, 216; 791,
5
P 80, 35
P ’60, 261
(Crangon). P
176, 181, 191
60, 24; 95,
(Cuculus). P 764, 243
(Cyelas). P ’60, 289
(Daption). P ’62, 327; 766,
162, 195, 196
(Euplectes). P 62, 313
(Fossarus). P ’01, 190
(Fringilla). P ’64, 254
(Fringillaria). P ’62, 314
(Hippopotamus). P 752, 53.
J I, 236; II, 208, 213
(Hyrax). P ’76, 325; °79, 12
(Isthmia). P 1900, 689
(Ixos). P ’62, 315
erm
Continued.
P ’73, 191
capensis.
(Kraussina).
(Limnocorax). P ’94, 132, 147
(Lithognathus). P ’82, 273
(Loxia). P ’64, 252
(Macronyx). P ’62, 314
(Motacilla). P ’59, 41; ’62,
317; ’67, 220
- (Nyeteris).
(Oriolus). j iii, 363
(Palio). P ’80, 108
(Pelargopsis). P ’02, 674
capensis javana (Pelargopsis). P
02, 675
capensis (Phyllastrephus). P ’59, 46
(Picus). P ’63, 324
(Procellaria). P ’66, 160, 162,
171, 193, 195, 196; ’70, 85
(Psittacus). P ’64, 240, 241
(Raja). P ’10, 468
(Rallus). P ’64, 247; ’94, 141
(Rostratula). P ’05, 760
(Scolopax). P ’05, 760
(Smithornis). P ’89, 153
(Stellio). P ’62, 340
(Sula). P ’59, 176
(Teconia). P ’58, 131; ’89,
397
(Terebratula). P ’73, 190
(Trochilus). P ’64, 244
ta (Limnea). P ’60, 155; ’61,
330; ’63, 149; °91, 320; ’94, 24
(Monilea). P ’82, 171
(Turbo). P ’82, 171
caperatus (Monilia). P ’62, 569
(Tripriodon). P ’91, 129
(Turbo). j vii, 140. P ’48,
106; 762, 569
(Unio). P ’53, 248
capewelli (Meyenia). P ’87, 211, 228
(Spongilla). P ’87, 228
P °96, 517
capgrandi (Halitherium). P ’83, 52
eapillacea (Bifidaria). P 1900, 591
(Brachypodella). P ’98, 278
(Diseopleura). P_ 60,
1900, 668; ’02, 663
(Helix). P ’58, 200
(Urocoptis). P ’98, 277
eapillaceum (Ptilimnium). P 1900,
643, 646, 652, 654, 668; ’02, 663;
709, 390, 393, 396
capillamentus (Falco). P ’67, 213
eapillare ((Edogonium). P ’01, 601
(Panicum). P ’10, 578
eapillaria (Pleurotomaria). j viii, 271
eapillaris (Argyriosus). P ’62, 437;
63, 83; °77, 208
(Carex). P ’63, 78
(Cyathocrinus). P ’79, 308
(Eragrostis). P ’91, 308
(Timbrystylis). P ’02, 666
512;
____ INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. . 316
eapillaris. Continued.
(Goniobasis). P. ’65, 33. J V,
236
(Ichthyocrinus). P ’86, 67
(Melania). P ’61, 122. J V,
236
(Poa). P ’91, 308
(Pupa). P ’96, 328
(Stenophyllus). P 702, 666;
10, 584
(Trox). fii, 288. P ’54, 212
(Unio). 53, 255. J V, 442
(Zeus). P ’62, 437
capillata (Cleigastra). P 95, 336
eapillatum (Cereyon). P ’55, $374.
J IV, 12, 31
capillatus (Clinus). P ’60, 107
(Labrisomus). P ’60, 103,
107; ’82, 279
eapillicornis (Anthribus). j v, 249.
P ’54, 218
eapillifera (Tellinella). P ’87, 397,
403
capillosulus (Scydmenus). P ’52, 152
(Streptaxis). P ’97, 478
eapillus (Unio). J V, 423
eapillus-veneris (Adiantum). P ’98,
capistrata (Anthophora). P ’78, 187
(Columba). P ’54, 229
(Flustrella). J V, 161
(Natrix). P 56, 237
(Tantilla). J VIII, 181
capistratum (Pachynathus). J, XII,
547
capistratus (Balistes). P ’82, 309
(Campylorhynchus). P ’56, 263
(Chaetodon). P ’61, 99; 797,
124; ’06, 102
(Larus). P ’62, 309, 310; ’71,
(Picolaptes). P 756, 264
(Pteropus). P ’90, 15, 26
(Seiurus). P ’41, 100, 103
(Sparus). P ’82, 305
eapistrum (Corvus). P ’67, 216
eapitalis (Asterocrinus). P ’81, 265
(Dendreea). P ’68, 359
(Heterina). P ’08, 462, 489
(Phygadeuon). P ’94, 186
(Pterotocrinus). P ’81, 265
capitanensis (Ashmunella). P ’05,
227
eapitata (Asterias). P ’89, 169
(Aulactinia). P ’78, 311
(Cupes). P ’61, 351
(Dichelostemma). P ’68, 173.
J VI, 370
(Filistata). P ’89, 99; 1900,
531
(Gilia).
(Gonioearena).
J IU, 97
P ’07, 92
376
capitata. Continued.
(Grammoptera). J I, 331
(Leptura). J I, 331
(Lespedeza). P 60, 513; 1900,
649, 659, 666; 710, 548, 566
(Pedicularis). P ’93, 212; 795,
544
(Quelea). P ’59, 134
(Spheria). jv, 5. J II, 284
(Spirea). P ’98, 49
(Strangalia).
(Vortex). P
capitatum (Eriophorum). J III, 183,
199
(Gomphonema). P ’65, 16
(Polemonium). P ’63, 73
capitatus (Anogdus). P ’66, 369
(Dendryphantes). P ’92, 74
(Penicillus). P ’05, 696
Capitella. P ’04, 360, 697, 700-709,
720; ’07, 531
Capitellide. P ’08, 354;
capitis Bone-spei (Puffinus).
118, 142
Capito. P 64, 242, 288
eapito (Anolis). ‘J VIII, 124, 157
(Arrhideus). P 04, 85
_ (Bryeon). P 71, 261; 06, 446
(Gobius). P 99, 275
(Liza). P 03, 746
(Mugil). P ’92, 251
(Rana). P ’55, 425;
Capitonide. P ’05, 766
eapitulum (Stelidiocrinus). Pp’ “Sk,
273
Capnia. P ’62, 367
Capnobotes. P ’04, 573; ’07, 64
capnodes (Zonites). P 75, 153, 164;
’89, 196
Capnodium. P 95, 414.
J II, 292
capnoides (Voniophora). P 794, 324
capnoptera (Bembidula). P 95,
352, 354
Capeta. P ’05, 485
Capolite. j ii, 287
caponiformis (Anomalocrinus). P
79, 296; ’86, 136
Capparidacee. ’p 63, 58; 96, 34
Capparidee. j vii, 14. P 89) 364
capparideum (Tropidocarpum). r
95, 552, 553
capparo (Lagothrix). P ’62, 515
cappeleri (Abacocrinus). P ’81, 309
Capra. P ’78, 61; ’82, 319
caprea (Clytus). P ’78, 314. J II,
26, 104
09, 277
P 64,
62, 156
194, 325;
’
(Salix). P ’97, 1938
Capraria. j vii, 87; ’89, 396
eaprata (Pratincola). P ’89, 148
eaprea (Callidium). j iii, 424
(Clytus). j iii, 494
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
caprea. Continued.
(Salix). P ’71, 109; ’81, 90
capree (Aleyrodes). P ’02, 280
(Galeruca). P ’65, 205 ;
Caprella. j i, 51, 390. ’p ’53, 383;
55, 393; 764, 156; "82, 262; 88,
333; 01, 154; 167. J Tit, 1563
capreola (Geratura). P 708, 489, 490
capreolata (Bignonia). P ’81, 442
Capreolus. P ’98, 124
capreolus (Dicladia). P 90, 138
capri-cranium (Crassatella). P 748,
98
Capride. P ’82, 322. J VIII, 357,
373
Caprifoliacee. P ’58, 134; ’60, 200,
303; 63, 63; 784, 86; 789, 385;
98, 400; 1900, 670. J ITI, 39, 89
Caprifolium. P ‘71, 107; ’98, 30, 303
eaprifolium (Lonicera). P ’97, 285
Caprimulgide. P ’51, 175; 51,
Suppl.; ‘53, 307; ’63, 285; 766,
58; ’69, 204; °74, 105; 783, 64;
95, 484; “96, 130; ’05, 765
Caprimulgine. P ’74, 105
Caprimulgus. j iv, 255, 260, 384;
viii, 155. .P. 51, 1760176) te
180, 182, 215; ’53, 402; 55, 307;
56, 287, 320; ’59, 32; 60, 133;
75, 353; 783, 266; ’99, 16, 18, 57;
. 702, 677; 705, 765. J II, 114-124
Caprina. P ’55, 266, 268; ’90, 469
caprina (Exogyra). J II, 2738
Caprinella. P 754, 172; ’56, 265,
286; ’58, 146; 60, 429; ’61, 430
capriscus (Balistes). P ’84, 99; ’92,
278
eaprodes (Etheostoma). P ’59, 66
(Percina). P ’65, 82; 77. 44,
54; ’85, 411; ’06, 521. J VI, 211,
240
caprodes zebra (Percina).
caprodes (Sciena). P 77,
Caprodon. P ’62, 242
Caprolagus. P 1900, 460-462
Capromys. j iv, 11. P ’63, 156; ’88,
190; ’89, 350; 1900, 421
copronymus (Searapaeus). P 744, 136
Capros. P ’62, 126, 127; ’92. 258
Caprovis. P 61, 24
Capsa. P ’62, 576; 98, 59
capseformis (Unio). P
249; ’54, 244; ’96, 501
Capsella. P 760, 145
capsella (Gastrodonta). P 796, 489;
02, 418, 419, 421
eapsella placentula (Gastrodonta). P
702, 418, 419, 421
eapsella (Helix). P ’58, 200
(Teniocampa). P ’74, 201
(Vitrea). P 1900, 140, 143;
03, 205-212
P °06, 521
96
53, 246,
_ INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Sctiidens (Vitrea). P ’03,
207, 211
placentula (Vitrea). P 1900,
140; ‘03, 210
¢apsella (Zonites). P 73, 246; ’75,
153, 168; ’89, 198, 412; ’03, 206,
210, 212
Capsicum. P ’89. 395; ’90, 272; ’01,
560
Capside. P ’01, 264
Capsula. P ’98, 59
sean -(Argione ). P 73, 181
wynia). P ’73, 181
CHelieine). P 02, 25
(Terebratula). P "73, 181
eapsularia (Agamonema). P 756, 55;
- 978, 171; ’88, 167
(Filaria). P ’78, 171
eapsularis (Valsa). P ’77, 121
eaptiva (Holothuria). P ’88, 311
Captodon. P ’61, 502
Capucina. P ’05, 839
eapucina (Derocalymma). P ’01, 276
(Discologamia). P ’03, 180
(Homeogamia). P ’03, 180
(Stenopilemé). P ’01. 276
eapucinis (Cebus). P ’72, 40; ’91,
8, 39
capueira (Anctus). P ’91, 97
eapulata (Trophonia). P ’09, 284
capuloides (Cardiomorpha). P ’62,
416
Capulus. j vii, 143. P °48, 97; 755,
259; °’56, 68, 263; ’60, 423; ’66,
262, 264; ’82, 170; ’90, 150-180;
701, 513, 517; °03, 283; ’04, 24,
378
capulus (Inoceramus). P 61, 422;
. Platyceras). P ’89, 293; ’90,
eaput-mortuum (Dromia). P ’58, 226
caput-serpentis (Anomia). P 773,179
Cyprea). P ’05, 292
(Terebratella). P ’73, 185
(Terebratulina). P 773, 179;
782, 206
caput-sinensis
113, 114
eapybara (Hydrocherus). P 53,
241; °77, 146; ’78, 62
(Seutella). P 95,
eaquesensis (Ammonites). J VIII,
310
eara (Pleurodonte). P 710, 515
earabeoides (Hydrophilus). j iii, 202
Carabiea. P °51, 317; °54, 35; 757,
3, 45. J I, 313
Carabide. P ’53, 227; ’59, 287. J
IV, 28; XI, 281
Carabocrinus. P ’79, 284, 366; ’86,
112, 115, 140-149; ’90, 378-380
earaboides (Trogosita). P ’62, 83
377
j iii, 150. P '43, 296;
52, 67; °54, 16, 54; °56, 127; ’58,
164, 165; “60, 315; ’68, 375; ’09,
29. J IV, 29, 30
earacal nubica (Felis). P 96, 542
earacal (Lyncus). P ’79, 173
Caracanthide. P 1900, 515, 522
Caracanthus. P 1900, 515, 522
earacara (Faleo). P ’67, 215
(Phasianus). P ’64, 247
earacasensis (Opeas). P ’91, 318
(Rumina). P ’91, 318
earacco (Ortalis). P ’99, 302
earacinus (Anthicus). P ’52, 108
Caracladas. P ’05, 306
Caracolina. P ’92, 393
Caracolla. P 58, 201; ’10, 504, 506
Caracollus. P ’75, 148
Caracolus. P ’73, 251; ’74, 51, 58;
75, 249; °76, 188; ’88, 285; ’89,
86; ’92, 128, 214, 390, 397
Caradina. P ’79, 415, 421; ’93, 111
caraibeus (Eriolus). P ’05, 823
earamote (Alpheus). P ’93, 109
(Peneus). P ’93, 109
Carangichthys. P ’05, 79
Carangide. P ’62, 127;
92, 257; 97, 72, 100;
99, 118, 346; 1900, 501;
04, 508; '05, 56, 499;
487. J XII, 506, 518
Carangine. P 62, 260, 431: 705, 66
Carangoide. P ’62, 260; 63, 83
Carangoides. P ’62, 238; ’63, 166;
05, 82. J XII, 512
Carangops. P ’62, 238, 431, 435
earangua (Caranx). P ’62, 435
Carangus. P ’58, 168; 60, 261;
62, 431, 433; °63, 166; ’77, 208;
05, 81
carangus
62, 434
(Seomber).
Caranx. P ’58, 168;
431; ’63, 165, 166;
284; °84, 98; °92, 257; 97, 72,
100; ’99, 346; 1900, 501; ’04, 508;
05, 67- 83; 06, 487. J 7, 509,
510
Caranxia. P ’84, 157
Caranxomorus. P ’62, 238
Carapa. P 702, 122-125
Carapus. P 64, 204; ’71, 257
carapus (Gymnotus). P ’64, 151
Carassias. P ’62, 282
Carabus.
84, 316;
98, 341;
03, 328;
06, 96,
(Caranx). P 758, 168;
P 62, 434
62, 238, 260,
82, 276; ’83,
Carassius. P 99) 220, 242; °93, 85;
"97, 58; 799, 179
earassius (Navicula). P 765, 11
Carausius. P ’04, 42
earaya (Alnatta). P ’61, 24
(Simia). P ’61, 24; 62, 518
378
carbasea (Ficula). P ’07, 214
(Pyrula). P ’07, 210-216
Carbo. P ’59, 176; ’60, 197.
227
carbo (Alcea). P ’68, 72
(Cepphus). P ’68, 5, 73
(Corymbetes). P 759, 85
(Galeruca). P ’65, 214, 217;
61, 358
(Graculus). P ’63, 325
(Phalacrocorax). J IX, 401
(Platynus). P ’54, 49
(Uria). P ’62, 323; ’68, 70, 73
Carbonarea. P ‘70, 39
earbonaria (Areca). P ’59, 8-29; ’66,
261
(Blaps).
5%
j iii, 260. J IV, 37
(Cypricardina). P ’71, 163
(Cypricardites). P ’71, 165
(Diglossa). P ’64, 273
(Diplotaxis), J III, 266
(Elaphroptera). P ’98, 72
(Eleodes). P ’58, 181. J IV,
37
(Feronia). P ’73, 317. J II,
255
(Limnobia).
(Maerodon).
(Notaspis).
(Omaseus).
(Percina).
(Pileoma).
(Pleurotomaria). P
91, 253. J III, 75
(Polybia). P ’98, 450
(Procellaria). P ’66, 158
(Ptilodictya). P ’71, 160
(Rhipipteryx). P ’05, 832
(Ripipteryx). P ’05, 832, 843
(Stictopora). P ’71, 160
(Synopleura). P ’71, 165
(Testudo). P ’56, 237
(Trochita). P ’66, 270
ecarbonarium (Hemulon). P ’97, 109
(Serrirostrum). P ’64, 273
(Trigonocarpum). P 54, 66
carbonarius (Acipenser). eRe,
252, 256
(ZZlurus). P ’98, 72, 75
(Agassizocrinus). P ’86, 189
(Ammonites). J VIII, 269, 310
P 59, 198
P 66, 261
P '06, 496
J I, 255
P 59, 67
P 53, 387; °59, 67
88, 239;
(Anisodactylus). P ’43, 297
(Aviculopecten). P ’69, 172
(Bellerophon). P 788, 235;
91, 255
(Campodesmus). P ’96, 257
(Dithyroecaris). P ’70, 55
(Dryoscopus). P ’59, 54
(Gadus). P ’63, 231
(Geotriton). P ’60, 373; 65,
195-197; ’68, 313; ’69, 103, 104.
J VI, 98
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
carbonarius. Continued.
(Graphiocrinus).
(Harpalus).
(Helcion).
(Laniarius).
154; ’99, 39
P '79, 346
P ’68, 378
J VIII, 282, 316
P 51, 847; 759,
(Merlangus). P ’63, 231
(Nemotelus). P ’95, 321
(GEdipus). P ’69, 103
(Onustus). P ’66, 270
' OTR: P 349; 495
, 260
(Phorus). P ’66, 270
(Pollachius). P ’63, 231, 250
(Poteriocrinus). P ’61, 140;
65, 152
(Productus). J III, 11, 22
(Seaphiocrinus). P ’61, 140;
65, 152; °79, 346; ’86, 178
(Stenolophinis). P ’65, 98
(Stenolophus). P ’43, 297;
68, 376
(Unio). P 753, 255
(Zeacrinus). P ’65, 152
carbonata (Diplotaxis). J III, 270;
IV, 33
(Leptura). P ’61, 355
(Stenura). P ’61, 355
carbonatum (Calosoma). P ’62, 53;
66, 348
carbonatus (Asaphes). P ’60, 320
(Harpalus). P ’60, 319; 765,
101, 103
earbonnieri (Murex). P ’91, 56
carbunculus (Etelis). P ’62, 448
Carearia. P ’08, 63
Careelia. P ’95, 333
Carcharie. P 62, 484, 485
Carcharias. j viii, 220. P ’47, 281;
63, 333; °64, 261; °76, 52; 84,
97, 100; ’88, 162; ’92, 233, 234;
97, 56, 91; 701, 325; 704, 505, 506;
08, 54, 64; ’09, 407. J I, 112,
142, 191-204, 300
carcharias (Carcharodon). P ’92,
233
(Squalis). P 64,
262; ’08, 63
Carchariide. P ’92, 233; ’04, 506;
08, 54
Carcharinus. P ’92, 234; ’99, 328;
701, 325; 704, 505; 705, 455, 458;
j iv, 236.
06, 80; 708, 62. J XII, 499
Carchariodei. P 62, 484
Carcharodon. P 47, 266; ’64, 260;
65, 184; °66, 335; ’67, 142, 776,
80, 86, 114; 91, 364; ’92, 233;
708, 63. J I, 142-147, 191-204;
300; VIII, 236, 251, 253
Carcharopsis. J I, 204
Carchesium. P ’91, 10
Careinaspis. P 58, 161
ome
Careineutes. P ’02, 675
Carcinodon. P 92, 323
eareinophaga (Lobodon). J VII, 416
Carcinoplacide. P ’58, 93;
Carcinoplax. P ’58, 94
Carcinops. P ’59, 314
Careinus. P ’50, 24;
398. J ITI, 149
earcinus (Astacus). P ’93, 122
P 93, 122
se. wo, 321
(Palemon). P 93. 121; 750, 25
Cardamine. P ’60, 145; 63, 57;
Boer 208; 702, 662. J II, 80, 182,
Cardellina. P ’92, 124
Cardia. P ’60, 267
eardiaca (Leonurus). P ’60, 303
"79, 399
"78, 321; °79,
us. J IV, 19
Pome P ’62, 576; °91, 47; 05,
eardiiformis (Hipp );, P 81, 423
eardimana (Ocypode). P ’58, 100
Cardinalis. <. "56, 291; 59, 301, 305;
ann 90; 68, 84, 150; 71, 24; 75,
350; 83, 63; 89, 270; 190, ” 209;
92, 109, 121; 95, 491; 96, 111,
117, 146; 99,” 51
cardinalis (Bdella). P ’04, 144
(Cardinalis). P ’89, 270; 95,
491; 796, 117, 146
i canicaudus (Cardinalis).
P ’92, 110
Oge. ist superbus (Cardinalis). P
121
cardinalis yueatanicus (Cardinalis).
P ’90, 209
eardinalis (Coccothraustes). j iv, 39
(Eletica). P ’08, 616
(¥ringilla). P 53, 400; 64,
254
(Lobelia). P ’60, 514; 1900,
652, 670; ’02, 35; ’07, 457; ’09,
389
(Loxia). iv, 38. P ’75, 350
(Lytta). IV, 39
(Mimulus). J ITI, 98
(Pagrus). P ’97, 76
(Phidippus). P ’92, 73; 1900,
540; ’04, 121, 137
(Pitylus). P ’53, 383
(Serranus). P °63, 177; ’65,
105
(Sparus). P ’97, 76
eardinata (Pterinea). P ’62, 412
Cardinia. P ’62, 413; 63, 13; ’65,
128
__INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
379
Cardiocardita. P ’02, 697, 699
Cardioeardites. P ’72, 252. J VIII,
288
Cardioceras. P ’97, 407
cardioides (Actinobolus). P
(Cyrena). P ’60, 276
Cardiomorpha. P ’60, 458; ’61,
144; ’62, 416; ’63, 11, 15; 65,
128; ’69, 172; ’71, 327
Cardiophorus. P 44, 158; ’59, 73,
86, 282; ’61, 347. J IV, 11, 35
eardiophyllus (Ranunculus). j vii, 8.
P ’63, 56
Cardiopsis. P ’61, 144;
63, 17; ’65, 124
Cardiosoma. P ’80, 186
Cardiospermum. P ’98, 389;
eardis (Merula). P ’62, 314
Cardisoma. P 50, 24; ’51, 247, 252;
72, 252
62, 417;
05, 700
58, 100
eardissa (Cyelas). P ’60, 289; 62,
34
(Xylophaga). P 62, 197, 206
eardissum (Sphaerium). P ’60, 289
Cardita. j vii, 122, 125; viii, 223.
P 44, 173; °47, 281, 297; 748,
97; °52, 193; ’55, 257, 267, 441;
58, 221; 60, 231; ’61, 29, 33, 371;
62, 290, 578; 71, 135; 772, 51, 52,
252-259; °77, 22, 23; ’79, 218, 219;
80, 21, 24, 28, 364; ’82, 155-164,
198, 211; ’84, 104; °86, 57;
87, 340, 400, 403; ’90, 142, 143,
146, 402, 450: 91, 47; ’02, 698-
715; °03, 264, 756. J I, 11, 17,
112, 128, 130; IV, 303, 395; VIII,
287, 288, 319, 377; IX, 122, 129,
131, 135, 138, 145, 147, 148, 151, 152
eardita (Terebratula). P ’73, 193
Carditacea. P ’02, 698-716
earditeformis (Chama). P ’72, 116
(Cyprina). P ’61, 28
(Venus). P ’61, 28
Carditamera. P 743, 305; °48, 97;
60, 231; ’62, 578, 585; ’67, 139;
"72, 257; ’80, 32; °87, 397, 398,
400, 403; 02, 696, 698, 701. J
TX, 122, 138
Carditella. P ’02, 698, 702, 712
Cardites. P ’41, 132; ’02, 699, 700
Carditide. P ’62, 290, 578; ’91, 47;
02, 696, 698, 702. J II, 130
Carditine. P ’02, 698
earditoidea (Cardita). P ’02, 706
earditoides (Petricola). J I, 213
(Saxieava). j vii, 255. J I,
213
Carditopsis. P ’02, 702, 705, 712
Cardium. j vi, 93, 202, 212, 258;
vii, 228; viii, 184, 190, 224. P "41,
29, 33; °42, 217; °46, 22; °47,
291; '48, 97; ’54, 170; 7°55, 257,
380
258, 266; '56, 274, 284; °57, 125;
59, 184; 760, 182, 289, 293, 418,
426; 61, 28, 30, 97, 150, 370, 402,
419, 427, 442; 762, 58, 419, 576;
63, 142: 67, 139; 71, 134, 184;
"72, 86; 76, 306, 3093 79,
221; 780, 21, 24- 29, 93, 365; "82,
155- 164, 183, 198; 84, 104; 87,
340, 398, 400, 403 ; 88, 123,
170; 9, 143, 447, 450- 455; ’91,
47, 142; 793, 221; ’97, 329,
409; 198, 419, 462; 08, 757 ; 704,
555; 05, 13, 15, ee 5 ” 129:
II, O75; in; 323, 326; IV, 275,
278, 282, 302, 395 ; VIII, 264, 286,
318, 334, 344, 374; IX, 138, 147,
148; > 188, 478, 493 ; XI, 55, 113,
163, 323, 359; XU, 396; XIII, 415
cardium (Unio). P 953 246, 269
cardminefolia (Viola). P 03, 692
Carduelis. j iv, 39, 55, 61. Pp "48,
91; 750, 105; 55, 311; 65, 90,
91, 92, 93; 66, 80; 99, 30. J
II, 266
earduelis (Fringilla). P ’61, 374
Carduelus. P ’75, 350
eardui (Vanessa). P ’85, 86
Carduus. P ’77, 107; ’92, 357; 98,
33; 1900, 646, 659, 660, 670; 702,
664
earduus (Dentalium).
Carelia. P ’76, 185;
95, 235, 237
OCarelophus. P ’82, 278
Carepalexis. P ’04, 131
Careproctus. P ’64, 194
Caretta. P ’54, 186; ’08, 115
earetta (Chelonia). vi, 37
(Testudo). P ’08, 115
Ne opneipip est P ’91, 458;
111
P 97, 468
88, 16, 21, 22;
06,
careus (Schismaderma). P ’62, 358
eareyana (Carex). P ’87, 75
eareyi (Polyonum). P ’07, 457
Carex. P ’63, 77, 95; ’77, 108; ’84,
94; ’87, 68; '92, 161; ’93, 214;
95, 544; 1900, 483-489, 546, 652,
656; ’02, 660, 666; ’07, 455-457;
09, 489; 10, 545, 547, 548, 557.
J III, 104, 183, 199
Cariacus. P °68, 247; °71, 12; ’72,
124; °78, 61; ’80, 395; °83, 275;
85, 194; ’88, 99; 94, 218, 388;
96, 393, 394. J VII, 445; IX,
468; XI 265, 266, 280
caribea (Glycine). j i, 372
(Nassa). J VIII, 358
(Pholas). P ’62, 195, 220
(Siliquaria). P ’98, 61
(Vitis). P ’70, 136; ’89, 373;
01, 558
caribearum (Faleo). j iii, 343
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
caribeensis (Truncatella). P 58,
211; ’60, 153; ’91, 54
caribesum (Branehiostoma).
218; ’07, 461
(Exostemma). P 789, 385
Ne yeaa (Cerithium). x VIII,
361
caribbeus (Chloroscombrus). P 58,
168; ’62, 437
(Pteraster). P ’88, 423
caribeus (Cultellus). P 48, 98; 62,
571; ’98, 60 ;
(Planorbis). P ’91, 322
(Solecurtus). P 48, 106; 62,
571; 780, 27; ’82, 155; 98, 61
caribou (Rangifer). P 79, 32 > (ORs
P °77,
347; 794, 98, 218;. 95, 246
Carica. P 89, 382
carica (Actinocrinus). P 81, 246
POP spate P 68, 352; ’81,
PP cs Say P 62, 560; 771,
(Eretmocrinus), P ’81, 346
(Ficus). F ’89, 404; °05, 699,
700
(Fulgur), iv, 130; vii, 125.
P—'48, 100; ’53; 318, "319; 82,
167, 168, 175; 84, 12, 292: 88,
332; ’98, 415, 417- 420; 02, 505-
507; 05, 346, 349- 351, 353- 355 ;
06, 52; "207, 321, 353; 708, 3, 5,
6, 8; 09, 369-372. J. xX, 12, "20,
196, 466, 489; XI, 22, 63, "11,
112, 121; XII, 6; XIII, 325, "415
(Murex). P53, 319
(Pyrula). j vi, 118, 211. P
48, 105; 53, 318, 319; °54, 30;
62, 560; ’71, 145
Caricea. P ’95, 335;
Caricella. P ’46, 21;
97; ’55, 261; ’80, 364, 368, 373;
90, 396; ’95, 67, 68, 114-125; 796,-
479; 98, 192. J I, 120
earicina (Kobresia). P ’63, 77
caricinum (Septocylindrium). P ’91,
84
(Stachylidium). P ’94, 377
caricinus (Corymbites). P ’60, 318
98, 162
47, 289; 48,
Caridea. P 752, 11, 13, 15, 20;
60, 24; ’78, 327; ’79, 411
Caridina. P ’52, 16; ’60, 28; ’93,
111; ’94, 398, 401-416
Caridion. P ’79, 419
earinata (Abra). P ’62, 574
(Actinobolus). P ’62, 578
(Amara). P 755, $47
(Amastra). P ’88, 51
(Amphidesma). j vi, 212, 229.
P ’62, 574; ’80, 21, 24; ’82, 155
(Anatifa). j vii, 269
INDEX TO-GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
P ’63, 70
costipennis (Asclera).
P 56, 111.
P 87, 33
P 62, 578, 579;
?
(Carditamera). P 743, 805;
48, 97; °62, 579
’(Carinella). P 88, 51
(Cellepora). P 60, 366; ’05,
5d. J IV, 400; V, 125, 144
(Cochlodina). P 98, 266
(Conozoa). P ’07, 38, 73;
08,
366, 389
P 62, 191
R 76, 115, 118
57, 69; 62, 191
(Dips). “p P 71, 326
71, 326
(Fasciolaria). P ’76, 290
(Helix). P ’58, 200
(Hylosynda). P 03, 417
(Ischnomera). P 54, 21
(Leda). P ’82, 159
(Leptaxis). P ’61, 397;
99, 100
(Melania). P ’64, 47, 104
(Modiola). J Il, 204
(Nebela). P ’76, 118;
(Nicomache). P 06,
08, 356
(Nitocris). P ’65, 35
(Nueula). P ’48, 102; 62, 581
(Nueulana). P 62, 581
_ . (Nyetoporis). P 759, 76. J
lV, 36
(Odontropis).
(Omphalina).
(Ostrea). P
(Pseudoliva).
IV, 381
(Pterinea).
(Pupa).
(Reptoporina).
(Rotella). P
570; ’82, 171
(Scalaria).
(Sicyonia).
(Sphyraza).
(Strephobasis). P 62, 273;
63, 321. J V, 355
(Strophomena). j viii, 257
(Syneta). P ’73, 24
(Teredo). P 62, 456, 476
64,
79, 162
242;
P 1900, 699°
P 03, 768
61, 423;
P
90,
90, 398. J
j viii, 231, 271
P 1900, 594
J V, 144
48, 105; 62,
P 48, 105
P °79, 426
P 68, 93
381
carinata. Continued.
(Turritella). P ’48, 107; 80,
365; ’87, 54; 790, 400. J IX, 151,
152°
(Umbonium). P ’62, 570
(Venus). P ’61, 28
(Xylotrya). P 62, 456, 476
carinatum (Acanthosoma). P ’60, 21
(Amphidesma). P 748, 95
(Anobium). ili, 187
(Busycon). 62, 286, 560
(Infundibulum). P ’47, 298;
48, 100. J I, 129
(Loxonema). P ’89, 307
raat a Rg 89, 307
egalasma). 07, 416
(Odontium). P ’57, 4
(Scalpellum). P 708, 110
(Trypanostoma). P 764, 4,
P 794,
J VI, 148
earinatus (Acanthochites).
70, 75
(Ammonites). P ’54, 168
P 64, 99, 100
(Anculotus).
(Anisothyris). J VIII, 332
(Anobium). P ’65, 232
(Aromochelys). P ’66, 310;
95, 384, 406; 703, 554
P ’91, 479, 480;
(Baculites). j viii, 221. P
61, 395; °05, 27. J IV, 276
(Brissus). P ’63, 361
(Bulimus). P 65, 35
(Clytus). P ’73, 336. J Il, 28
(Coryphodon). P 60, 563
(Crabro). P ’97, 387.
(Cryptelytrops). P ’59, 340
(Dipsas). P ’44, 119; "57, 69
( Discosaurus). P 70, 10, 22
(Eupedetes). P 707, "33
(Euprepis). P 796, 466
(Pulgur). P ’82, 170
P 65, 232
56, 68, 283;
(Herpetodryas). P ’60, 562;
62, 356; °66, 127; ’68, 105; 771,
200, 204; ’93, 432. J VIII, 95,
132, 135, 179
(Labrus).
(Leirus).
(Liocephalus).
68, 122; 94, 433
(Molacanthus). P ’60, 21
(Mygnimia). P ’97, 275
(Pachydon). J VIII, 332
(Pagurus). j viii, 133. P ’50,
25; 758, 233
(Palemon). P 779, 426
(Patulopsis). P ’94, 14
(Peneus). P ’52, 37
(Hadrobregmus).
(Helcion).
60, 423
P ’82, 306
P 55, 347
P
62, 183;
382
earinatus. Continued.
(Philhydrus). P ’55, 370
(Philolithus). J IV, 37
my (Placopharynx). P ’77, 45, 72,
(Planorbis). P ’81, 96
(Poteriocrinus). P ’61, 139;
’69, 138; ’79, 337, 339
(Priocnemis). P ’99, 197
(Pselaphus). j iv, 97
(Pterichthys). P 782, 277
(Ramphastos). P
67, 102
(Salius). P ’97, 275; ’99, 197,
8
69, 138;
19
(Seaphiocrinus). P
79, 337, 339
(Soleniscus). P ’89, 307
(Trimesurus). P 759, 340
(Turbo). P ’42, 178
(Trypoxylon). P 93, 473, 475
(Unio). P 753, 249
(Zaocys). P ’02, 694
(Zethus). P. ’99, 427
Carinella. P 757, 159; ’88, 25, 51;
01, 669-732; 705, 570
earinicauda (Crangon). P ’60, 25;
95, 187
(Gebia). P ’60, 23
(Helicops). P ’68, 309; ’71,
222
(Pontophilus). P ’95, 183, 187,
193, 195
earinicaudatum
VIII, 160
carinicaudatus (Helicops). P ’08, 121
earinidens (Periptychus). P ’83, 168
earinifera (Cyclas). P ’54, 30
(Cypricardites). j-vili, 245
(Goniobasis). P ’64, 27; 65, 22
(Gyrotoma). P ’60, 66;’64, 94
(Lucina). P 48, 101
(Melania). P ’64, 27
(Nuecula). P 748, 102
(Unio). P 53, 247
eariniferum (Schizostoma). P 64,
93, 94
eariniferus (Celiocrinus). P 779,
356; ’86, 169
(Nautilus).
(Lepidosoma). J
P ’65, 260
(Zeacrinus). P ’79, 356
Carinifex. P ’70, 56, 59; ’81, 104-
110; ’83, 137, 140; ’88, 286. J
IX, 391 :
carinifrons (Mylabris). P ’08, 608
(Trypoxylon). P ’93, 476
Carinina. P ’01, 669, 673, 680, 727
carinocostata (Elimia). P ’65, 23
(Goniobasis). P ’64, 28; 765,
(Melania). P ’64, 28
60, 136;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
carinodentatum (Megalasma). P ’07,
409, 415
Carinoma, P ’01, 659, 669-732
Carinorbis. P ’62, 288, 570; 782,
168, 170; ’87, 399, 404
carinulata (Montezumia). P 799,
463, 464
(Nortonia). P ’99, 464
carinulatus (Baridius). P 758, 79;
68, 362, 365. J IV, 40
(Brachinus). P ’62, 524
(Lepidonotus). P 710, 334
cariosa (Heterozona). P ’94, 71
(Lampsilis). P ’53, 246
(Lithadia). P ’78, 298, 325;
79, 403
(Unio). P ’53, 246
cariosolus (Carpocrinus). P ’81,. 281
(Habrocrinus). P ’81, 281
eariosus (Unio). j ii, 79. P 751,
225; 53, 246, 264; ’54, 247; ’60,
17, 19, 156; ’61, 310, 398; 772,
106; ’94, 30. J I, 276
caripensis (Steatornis). P 51, 190
earita (Arethea). P ’04, 542; 07,
63
earleyi (Glyptocrinus). P ’81, 290
(Mariacrinus). P ’81, 181, 290
earlinoides (Echinais). P ’63, 69
earlotta (Strophiops). P 796, 323
earlotte (Harpagonyx). P 705, 840
earltonii (Physa). P ’69, 124. J
VIII, 63
Carmelita. P ’84, 285
carmelita (Helix). P ’74, 51, 58
(Thalpocares). P ’75, 434
carmescens (Cenobita). P ’51, 272;
58, 232
carmichelis (Cheilodactylus).
119
carminensis (Glandina). P ’60, 150
earnalli (Chelocrinus). P ’86, 183
(Enerinus). P ’86, 183
carnaria (Musca). j ii, 356
(Strigilla). P 748, 106; 771,
130
carnariella (Tinea). P ’59, 257, 258
earnea (Cytispora). P ’93, 160
(Glandina). P 91, 311
(Hydra). P ’70, 72, 100; 74,
10; ’80, 156; ’87, 311. J IX, 6
(Hylella). P ’68, 111, 246,
94
P 76, 211, 233
P 62,
(Rhizonema).
(Septoria).
(Urocoptis). P
carnegiei (Melanoplus). ‘
carneipes (Coereba). P 64, 266
(Majaqueus). P ’64, 126, 148
(Nectris). P 764, 126, 143;
66, 135, 192
(Priofinus). P ’66, 135
__INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
earnel Continued.
PProcellaria). P ’64, 126, 143
. P 64, 126, 143
carneola ere). P 05, 292. J
(Eulima). P ’05, 110
carneopicta (Mactra). P ’04, 550
carnescens (Clibanarius). P ’91, 183
carneus (Acronurus). P ’84, 229, 231
(Anolis). P ’64, 171
(Unio). J VIII, 59
earnicolor (Helix). P ’58, 200
(Partula). P ’88, 250
Carnifex. P ’75, 471-476, 482
earnifex (Cardisoma). P 750, 24;
80, 186
(Clibanarius). P ’91, 183
(Dissacus). P 92, 304
(Dysdereus). P ’60, 229
(0¢; ). P 780, 186
(Po
ie MOB, 447
(Triton). J III, 360
carniola (Chalybura). P ’65, 89
earnivorus (Corvus). P ’59, 108,
192; 61, 225; ’66, 91; ’68, 84;
75, 346
Carnosa. P ’84, 206
earnosa (Hoya). P ’89, 392
(Hymeniacedon). P ’84, 207
(Lucina). P ’72, 82
(Wedelia). P ’89, 388
carnosus (Toxopneustes). P ’63, 357
earnulosa (Arenaria). P ’63, 59
Carobia. P ’09, 239, 339
Carocolla. P ’58, 201; ’87, 126
Carocolus. P ’91, 333
earoli (Actinocrinus). P ’81, 339
(Aviculopecten). P 763, 9;
65, 125
(Batocrinus). P ’81, 339
(Campethera). P ’63, 326
(Chloropicus). P 56, 321; 59,
141 .
(Cyelosa). P ’09, 209
(Dendrobates). P 756, 321
(Dendromus). P 759, 141
(Vespertilio). P 755, 435
carolina (Atherina). P ’77, 213
(Bembex). P 795, 366
(Cantharis). P ’51, 341
(Cicindela). J IV, 27
(Cistudo). P 754, 102, 189;
"87, 394
(Copris). P ’46,125. JIV, 34
(Diapheromera). P ’09, 124
(Dissosteira). P 702, 721;
04, 566, 777, 786; 05, 38, 53;
06, 377; ’08, 91, 386; 709, 149;
10, 6, 592, 631
(Donacia). P 751, 316
(Ipomoea). P ’89, 393
(Leptura). J IT, 176
|
|
383
carolina. Continued.
(Libellula). j viii, 18
(Lichia). P ’58, 168; ’62, 439;
84, 128
(Locusta). P ’46, 104. J I, 69
(Macrosila). J IV, 161, 165
(Mantis). P ’78, 314
(Megacephala). P _ ’61,
J IV, 12, 27
(Monedula).
(CEdipoda).
(Ortygometra).
(Phlegethontius). J IV, 165
(Porzana). P ’59, 108; ’64,
69; ’66, 98; ’71, 35; °75, 358;
’83, 67; ’93, 23, 35, 60; ’95, 473
(Pyrula). P ’82, 209
(Rosa). P 760, 303; 1900, 646,
647, 666; ’02, 662
(Sphinx). P ’73, 282; ’82, 237.
J IV, 165
(Sphynx).
335.
P 795, 363, 366
P 70, 79
P 53, 425
P 78, 315
(Stagmomantis). P ’04, 562,
777, 781; 705,. 38, 53; ’07, 282;
10, 586, 621
(Telephorus). P ’66, 347
(Terrapene). P ’95, 382, 383;
02, 386
earolina carolina (Terrapene). P
03, 554
carolina triunguis (Terrapene). P
03, 554
iv, 216; vi, 21.
earolina (Testudo). j
09, 7; 708, 115;
P ’54, 188, 189;
66, 397; ’09, 113
(Trigla). P ’90, 49; 703, 333
(Viola). P ’03, 690, 692
caroline (Ambystoma). J IIT, 350
(Astyanax). P ’70, 92
(Lacerta). J ITI, 350
(Nomada). P ’03, 595, 602
(Potamacottus). J VI, 225
(Uranidea). J VI, 225, 240
earolinense (Busycon). P 762, 560,
584
(Cardium). P ’76, 310; 782,
5
(Cassidulus).
(Cerithium).
(Dentalium). P ’62, 288; 570
(Engystoma). P ’54, 88; ’55,
430; 56, 252; ’66, 131; 82, 330;
95, 382, 396; ’03, 539. J VI, 194
P 62, 560
P 48, 98
(Rhinopoma). P 55, 437, 438
(Solanum). P ’60, 304
(Trachyeardium). P ’76, 310
(Trypanostoma). P 762, 273;
63, 316. J V, 351
carolinensis (Ampelis). P ’63, 294
(Anas). P 751, 224; ’55, 316;
61, 288; ’93, 32, 60; '95, 467.
J TX, 403, 410
384 INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
’ carolinensis. Continued. carolinensis cinerea (Ficedula). j
(Anolis). P ’56, 224, 230, 282, iv, 198
237; 95, 404; 708, 116 carolinensis (Fulgur). P ’82
(Antrostomus). P 51, 183; 168 sige de oo
"75, 353; 792, 106; ’95, 484; 709, (Galeoscoptes). P ’89, 266,
360. J II, 119 270; ’91, 437; ’938, 56, 65; 795,
ee vg P ’62, 580; ’81, 450; reyes 163; ’98, 86; ’05, 690; —
?
(Areoperna). P ’76, 311 ’(Gasterosteus). P 782, 306;
(Ardea). jv, 64 84, 127
(Axinega). P ’62, 580 (Geolycosa). P ’04, 293, 299;
(Balistes). P ’84, 46, 99; 92, 08, 248
278; 10, 602 (Gobius). P ’63, 268
' (Barbatia). P ’05, 9 (Gryllacris). P ’07, 393
(Bombyeilla). j viii, 152. P (Halatractus). P ’62, 442
54, 397; ’55, 313; 756, 292 (Helix). P ’58, 200
(Busycon). P ’62, 560 (Hesperomys). P 53, 413;
(Cadulus). P ’91, 49; ’98, 419 74, 186
(Calamita). j v, 341. P 95, (Hirundo). j iv, 259
398 (Hortulanus). j iv, 48
(Campanularia). P ’78, 307 (Hyla). P ’06, 109
(Caneellaria). P ’62, 567; ’82, (Idonearea). P ’76, 314
168, 175 (Lanius). j iii, 358; iv, 272.
(Caprimulgus). j iv, 260. P P 57, 213
51, 215. J II, 119 (Leda). 54, 29
(Cardita). P ’47, 297; 48, (Leptogorgia). P ’78, 310
97..-J 1, 188 (Liacarus). P ’06, 494
(Cardium). P ’62, 576 (Limax). P ’58, 198
(Cassidulus). P ’62, 560 (Linearia). P 705, 16
(Centurus). P ’07, 458 (Liropecten). P ’81, 422
(Cerambyx). J II, 148 (Littorina). P ’62, 567
(Cerithium). P ’62, 565 (Lucar). P ’75, 34
(Cestreus). P ’63, 32 (Lycosa). P ’90, 422, 423;
(Cidaris). J IX, 131 1900, 538; ’01, 586; ’02, 535, 537,
(Columba). j iv, 264; viii, 155. 556; ’04, 134, 299; ’08, 163, 222-
P ’53, 402; ’64, 248; °75, 348. 225, 245-248, 514
J I, 218 (Margelis). P ’78, 309
(Conurus). P 753, 385, 400; (Megacephala). J IV, 27
54, 10; 7°56, 293; °75, 345; 95, (Melanerpes). P ’89, 269
464, 480 (Meretrix). P ’54, 29
(Cuculus). j iii, 367. P75, (Micrommata). P ’04, 320
346 (Mimus). P ’71, 19; ’83, 60
(Cyclas). P ’60, 276, 289 (Mitra). P ’48, 101; 62, 563;
(Cynoscion). P ’61, 88; 63, ’82, 168, 169
32; °77, 209 (Mosasaurus). P ’59, 92
(Cyprea). P ’48, 98; ’62, 567; (Mus). j viii, 306. P ’74, 186
82, 167, 168 . (Muscicapa). j iv, 36
(Cyrena). j vii, 127. P ’48, | carolinensis cinerea (Muscicapa). j
98; ’60, 276; °91, 48 iv, 169
(Cytherea). P 748,98; ’62,575 | carolinensis fusca (Muscicapa). JIV,
(Dactylus). P ’62, 563, 584 168
(Dichondra). P_’67, 21 carolinensis (Mygale). P ’88, 76
(Dinoziphius).. J VIII, 216 (Myrica). P ’09, 382, 391
(Dione). P ’62, 575 (Mytilus). P ’71, 134
(Eetopistes). P ’51, 220; ’53, (Nettion). P ’59, 193; ’61,
385; ’55, 314; ’56, 293. J II, 271 238; 62, 322; ’64, 72; ’66, 98;
(Engystoma). J VI, 70 "71, 36; ’05, 688
(Eta). P ’05, 14 (Noetia). P ’62, 290, 580;
(Evotomys). P ’95, 382; 96, 67, 139; 781, 450
186; ’97, 206 (Nucula). P ’47, 297; °48,
(Faleo). P 753, 453 102. J 1, 128
sesoliaenaia. Continued.
Soe P 55, 396. J VIO,
(Oliva). P 48, 103; ’82, 171;
(Ornichthys). P ’82, 277
P ’48, 103; °65, 71;
. P 72, 316
P ’61, 88; ’63, 32
(Pachylomerus). P 1900, 530
(Pandion). P ’46, 45; ’53,
453; ’63, 152; ’66, 49; ’70, 143;
75, 344. J I, 26; Ll, 260
paueeeree)- P 745, 300, 301; 796,
carolinensis torquatus (Parus). j
iv, 178.
_____-INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
carolinensis (Pecten). P ’81, 416,
422. J IX, 131
(Pectunculus). P 748, 104;
62, 580; ‘82, 156
(Petricola). P ’62, 576
(Pharyngodopilus). J VIII, 256
(Philomyeus). P ‘58, 198;
22; ’96, 489; 1900, 147; 702,
421, 437; 706, 533, 563
- (Pinna). P ’71, 130
(Plagiarea). P 705, 9
(Pleioptygma). P ’62, 563
(Podiceps). P 753, 429;
317; ’62, 233
(Podilymbus). P ’62, 323
(Psittaeus). j iii, 358; iv, 273.
P ’64, 239; °75, 345
(Pyrrhula). j iv, 57
Querguedula). P 53, 428;
"75, 356; ’83, 68. J I, 226
(Reithrodon). P ’74, 186
(Reptescharella). J V, 136
(Rhytidodon). P ’66, 249
(Seiurus). P ’71, 14; ’80, 348;
94, 159; ’97, 310
carolinensis fuliginosus (Sciurus). P
96, 196
carolinensis leucotis (Sciurus). P
"97, 216; ’07, 456
carolinensis pennsylvanicus (Sciurus).
P 94, 218, 389; 96, 196; 97, 30
_earolinensis (Scotophilus). P ’66, 287
(Seriola). P ’62, 442
(Sertulariay. P ’78, 308
(Siliquaria).
"82, 164; °98, 61
(Sitta). iv, 25; viii, 155.
P 746, 112; ’51, 215; 53, 381, 401;
55, 313; °56, 288; °59, 107; °75,
347; ’83, 60; ’91, 438; ’95, 499;
96, 164; ’98, 86. J I, 33; II, 269
55,
carolinensis aculeata (Sitta). P ’90,
217; 92. 125; 93, 23, 57; 99,
31; °04, 585
25
P '62. 571, 585; |
385
carolinensis (Sorex). j vii, 366
(Strigilla). P ’62, 573
(Sylbeocylus). P ’62, 233
(Tanagra). j iv, 66
(Tarentula). P ’02, 556
(Tebennophorus). P ’58, 198,
199; ’61, 308; ’74, 79; ’75, 153;
181; ’89, 198
(Terebra). P
168, 169
(Tozeuma). P
328; ’79, 413
(Trigla).
62, 565; 82,
78, 90, 298,
P 63, 180
(Trygon). J VIII, 248
(Tyrannus). P ‘71, 26; ’74,
103; °75, 348; ’83, 64
(Vermetus). P ’62, 568
(Vespertilio). P ’41, 92; ’55,
434, 435, 438
(Vesperugo). P ’94, 157; ’96,
204; '97, 224, 228
(Vitrea). P 1900, 139; ’02,
418, 420, 430
carolinensis wetherbyi (Vitrea). P
02, 420, 430
carolinensis (Voluta). P ’48, 107
(Zenaidura). P ’59, 108, 192;
66, 93; ’68, 150; ’71, 28; °75,
348; ’83, 66; ’08, 84, 92
(Zonites). P ’02, 430
earoliniana (Anemone). P ’b3, 56
(Arenaria). P ’07, 455
(Cabomba). P ’01, 321
(Carpinus,. P ’07, 456; 710,
580
(Certhia). j iv, 28
(Claytonia). P ’98, 19
(Cyelas). P ’60, 276, 289; ’62,
37
(Draba). P ’60, 145
(Euthamia). P 1900, 487; ’02,
646, 665, 669; ’07, 456
(Laurocerasus). P ’09, 492
(Mellita). P ’65, 74
(Motacilla). P ’75, 351
(Natica). P ’48, 102; ’62, 564;
82, 168
(CEdipoda). P ’70, 81
(Populus). P ’62, 11
(Prunus). J IX, 153
(Seutella). j viii, 333. P
"41, 81
(Testudo). j iv, 216
(Xyris). P ’04, 605; ’09, 396
earolinianum (Geranium). P_ 60,
199; ’02, 662
(Limonium). P 1900, 653, 654,
659, 660, 669; 02, 654, 656, 663;
09, 379-398
(Lycopodium). P 1900, 548;
02, 647, 665; ’07, 455
(Trifolium). P ’67, 18
386
carolinianum. Continued.
(Zanthoxylum). P
70, 136
carolinianus (Buthus). J V, 359, 363
(Centrurus). P 1900, 530; ’01,
594; 704, 141
(Circotettix).
16
(Limax).
62, 162;
P ’06, 393; 710,
P 758, 198
(Pectuneculus). P 7438, 305
(Pyrrhopapus). P ’67, 21
(Rhamnus). P ’82, 217
(Seorpio). 701, 594. J V,
363, 372
(Unio). P ’53, 246
caroliniensis (Zonichthys). P ’62, 442
carolinus (Cambarus). P ’52, 88
(Centurus). P 753, 385;
347; '83, 65
(Chirostomus). P 756, 212
(Dineutus). P ’68, 366, 367
(Doliodon). P ’62, 262, 439;
84, 127
(Euphagus).
(Gasterosteus).
’97, 103
(Hister). P ’52, 37, 39
(Hybosorus). J I, 84
(Melanerpes). P ’95, 483; 96,
129
P
75,
P 08, 154
P 62, 438;
(Nemobius). P ’04, 777, 801;
10, 597, 647
(Ortygometra). P ’55, 314
(Palemonetes). P ’79, 424
(Palemonopsis). P ’71, 124
(Picus). j iii, 370; iv, 275.
P ’53, 401; 75, 347
(Prionotus). P ’77, 207; ’04,
511
(Rallus). j viii, 157. P 56,
(Searabeus). J IV, 34
(Seolecophagus). P 795, 487;
96, 117, 1388. J IX, 418
(Telephorus). P ’51, 341
(Trachinotus). P ’97, 103; 704,
509; ’06, 116; 710, 601
(Trachynotus). P ’62, 438;
63, 84, 532; ’77, 209; ’81, 114;
782, 306; 784, 45, 101, 122-125
(Turdus). P ’64, 249
- (Vejovis). P 1900, 530, 541.
J V, 360, 372
Carollia. P ’89, 316; ’90, 29
Carollus. P ’98, 105
Carophyllacer. P ’61, 449
carota (Daucus). P ’89,
216; 1900, 660
carpathica (Antennaria). P ’63, 67
carpenteri (Allagecrinus). P ’86, 89
(Arionta). P ’75, 155. 216
(Arthroacantha). P ’85, 340
384; 796,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
carpenteri. Continued.
(Helix). P ’75, 218; ’89, 202;
05, 255
(Holtenia). P ’70, 127
(Hystricrinus). P ’85, 338
(Onchidella). P ’78, 399
(Onchidium). P 760, 154;
78, 399; °89, 210
(Solen). P ’98, 62
. (Sonorella). P 1900, 560; 705,
255
(Tonicia). P 94, 70
(Triopha). P ’80, 113
carpenteriana (Helix). P ’75, 203
(Polygyra). P ’75, 154
Carphophiops. P ’60, 78, 79; ’98,
385; ’01, 81; ’03, 542; ’08, 122
Carphophis. P 756,240; ’60, 78; 95,
393; ’01, 17, 81; ’04, 467: 705,
208; 708, 122
Carphotricha. P ’95, 337
carpigena (Septoria). P ’93, 165
Carpilius. P 750, 23; ’58, 32; 771,
239
Carpilodes. P ’52, 773; ’80, 192
carpini (Aleyrodes). 02, 280
(Valsa). P ’77, 120
carpini serico albo (Chermes).’ P
99, 264
carpinicola (Eutypella). P ’94, 342
(Pleospora). P 793,
earpinifolia (Sida). P ’89, 366
(Spirea). P ’62, 11; ’88, 71
carpinifolium (Malvastrum). P ’67,
18
Carpinus. P ’62, 11; °74, 80; ’76,
332; ’82, 218; ’07, 406; 710, 580-
carpio (Carpiodes). P ’77, 45, 72, 82.
(Catostomus). P ’77, 72
(Cyprinodon). P ’06, 89
(Cyprinus). P ’82, 307; ’92,
242; ’97, 57; 708, 81. J XII, 500
(Difflugia). P ’76, 115
Carpiodes. P ’54, 28; ’56, 170; ’61,
9; ’64, 285; 65, 85; ’77, 45, 72,
82, 87, 90, 97, 283; 704, 242. J
VI, 247
Carpobolus. j ii, 366
Carpocapsa. P ’60, 359; ’67, 80
Carpocrinus. P ’81, 266-282; 785,
248, 327
Carpodacus. P 750, 219; ’52, 61;
53, 383; °54, 119; ’55, 311; 759,
107, 189, 191, 301, 304; ’66, 39,
73, 80; ’68, 83; °75, 350; ’83, 62;
90, 215, 218; 92, 120; '93, 47,
63; 95, 488; ’96, 139; ’98, 83,
213; ’99, 21; ’03, 10, 27; ’04, 582;
05, 684; 708, 86. J II, 267
earponemus (Cheilodactylus).. P ’62,
117
(Dactylosparus). P 62, 117
____- INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Carpophaga. P ’54, 227;
64, 50; 99, 42, 43, 46;
carpopha Jy (Geophilus). J V, 44
oo Mager 44, 105; 58, 62;
9, 68, 347. J IV, 32
Tl » Sending J VI, 1038
Carreus. P ’78, 315
Carriate. P ’69, 196
(Onykia). j ii, 98, 297
carribeia (Aestrelata). P ’66, 171
62, 320;
02, 672
: (Pterodroma). P ’66, 139, 159,
171
carribbeum (Alogopteron). P 705,
827
earribea (Columba). P ’63, 301
earribeus (Solen). j vi, 208
earribeea (Belona). i li, 137
earribeus (Solecurtus). P ’71, 138
earringtonii (Apocope), P ’74, 94
earriosoides (Unio). P ’68, 168
Cartallum. J II, 7
Carterella. P ’81, 150, 176, 460; ’82,
12; ’87, 260
carteretensis (Partula). P 785, 216.
ew kak 70
carteri (Emys). P 771, 228; ’72, 268
Omomys). P 69, 63
(Spongilla). P 87, 183, 194
earteriensis (Bulimus). P ’85, 216
(Partula). P ’85, 216
(Partulus). P ’85, 216
Carterius. P ’86, 229;
180, 239, 260-268
earteroni (Cyprina). P ’61, 28
carthaginensis (Justicia). P ’89, 397
Carthamus. j ii, 118. P 92, 357
cartilagineus (Trionyx). P ’02, 693
earui (Carum). P ’92, 161
cearuifolium (Peucedanum). J I, 184
Carum. P ’92, 161; ’98, 303
carum (Cochlodesma). P ’88, 332
earunculata (Gracula). P ’66, 38;
99, 216; 705, 782
(Paradigalla). P ’91, 448
(Perissornis). P ’99, 216
(Perrisornis). P ’05, 782
Carupa. P ’52, 83
earus (Planorbis). P ’06, 124,
(Stenolophus). P ’68,
earutta (Johnius). P
87, 170, 179,
164
378, 382
"61, 85; 783,
Carya. P ’53, 402;
"76, 202;
784. 14;
60, 444, 547;
80, 348; 782,
89, 58; 97, 188;
1900, 346. J IX, 145; XI, 277,
278, 281
earye (Gleosporium). P
93, 167
(Halesidota). P ’60, 533
(Polyporus). J ITI, 213
(Spheropsis). Fk ’95, 29
91, 82;
387
caryefoliella (Lithocolletis). P
319, 823
Caryatis. J VIII, 373; IX, 121
Carychium. j ii, 163, 375. P
208, 210; ’60, 19, 50, 155;
309; ’91, 318; ’01, 562;
03, 776; 04, 407-415;
06, 161; 708, 455;
Carydide. P ’03, 180
Carydine. P ’03, 180
caryi (Acipenser). P ’89, 254, 256
(Gorgonocephalus). P ’89, 179
(Ophiopholis). P ’89, 176
caryigena (Cytispora). P ’94, 359
(Dermatella). P 793, 148
(Diplodia). P ’94, 863
(Valsa). P ’77, 116
caryigenum (Cylindrosporium). P
93, 168
Coryneum. P ’91, 82
carynthiacus (Unio). J III, 300
caryocarpus (Astragalus). P ’63, 60
caryocatactes (Nucifraga). P 91,
447
Caryocrinites. j iv, 289
caryocrinoides (Phillipsocrinus). P
"85, 334
Caryocrinus. P
59,
58,
61,
702, 421;
05, 746;
"10, 666-668
79, 43, 230, 233;
"81, 231; ’85, 298; ’86, 214; ’87,
100, 107
Caryodes. P ’75. 148
Caryophillee. j i, 113
Caryophillites. j i, 310
Caryophylla. j i, 179
caryophylla (Aria). P ’84, 95
Carophyllacee. P ’60, 145, 199, 302,
511; ’63, 58; ’98, 379, 388, 402,
410; ’99, 107; 1900, 665. J ITI,
783, 182, 184, 188
earyophyllea (Thelephora). J III,
218, 219
Caryophyllee. j vii, 16
Caryophyllia. j vi, 202. P ’90, 307.
J IX, 131
caryostoma (Clausilia). P ’01, 649;
02, 365; ’04, 812, 815
caryostoma var. jayi (Clausilia). P
701, 649; 702, 366; ’04, 812, 815
Casareca. P ’69, 217
easarea (Anas). P ’64, 244
Casearella. P ’53, 418
eascarilla (Croton). P ’89, 405
ceascasia (Liza). P ’03, 746
(Mugil). P ’03, 746
easeavella (Crotalus). P ’59, 337
easchive (Mormyrus). P ’62, 443
Cascinodiseus. P 755, 329
Casearia. P ’89, 365
easei (Dendrocrinus). P 779, 299;
90, 381, 383
(Megaptera). P ’71, 319
383
Continued.
(Piophila). P ’95, 338
(Poteriocrinus). P ’79, 299
cashmiriensis (Corbicula). P ’60, 269
casicolus (Spherodactylus). P ’61,
499; ’62. 356
casidea (Chelymorpha). P ’73, 77
Casnonia. P ’43, 295; ’61, 335. J
IV, 14
Casoryx. P ’74, 147, 148
casparyi (Siphoptychium). P ’89, 189
easpia (Hydroprogne). P ’62, 537
(Sterna). P ’59, 175; ’62, 536,
537
(Sylochelidon). P ’62, 537
caspicus (Colymbus). P ’62, 231
caspius (Helopus). P ’62, 537
(Thalasseus). P ’62, 537
cassa (Diplommatina). P ’01, 353;
04, 620-622; ’08, 33
Cassandra. P ’60, 98, 145;
546; 704, 607
cassandra (Philogenia). P ’01, 136
cassandre (Cenangium). P ’94, 347
(Dothichiza). P 94, 370
(Hypoderma). P 94, 347
(Lophodermium). P ’94, 347
cassedayanus (Batocrinus). P _ ’68,
852; 781, 339
eassedayi (Actinocrinus). P ’61.
410; 81, 335
(Eleutherocrinus). P ’56, 74
(Genneocrinus). P ’81, 335
Cassia. P ’60, 511, 513; 61, 452;
62, 163: 67, 16,69, 178; “FS
117; ’86, 314-318; ’89, 131, 376,
378; ’97, 197, 198; 798, 393; 1900,
649, 652, 666; ’02, 642, 662; ’09,
385; 710, 546, 547, 565
cassia (Laurus). P ’58, 127
Cassianocrinus. P ’86, 182
Cassiculoides. P ’67, 54
Cassiculus. P ’67, 65; -’90, 218
Cassicus. j iii, 361; iv, 31, 190, 274,
389. P ’60, 139; ’64, 107, 242;
66, 38, 412, 415; ’67, 63-73; 799,
casei.
1900,
j ili, 434; v, 295. P 73,
cassida (Patella). P ’04, 24
Cassidaria. P ’47, 288; 48, 97;
52, 199; 54, 30; 55, 262; 775,
361; ’80, 365; ’82, 204, 208; 795,
114, 116, 119; ’96, 479; °’99, 77.
J I, 118, 211; IV, 293; VIII, 329,
356; IX, 145, 148
Cassidea. J VIII, 356
Cassidide. P ’62, 564; ’91, 52;
05, 23
Cassidides. P ’73, 19, 76
eassidiformis (Cochlea). J I, 211
(Purpura). J VIII, 327
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Cassidix. P 766, 415
Cassidula. P ’53, 448; ’87, 139, 142;
05, 718, 719. J VIU, 326, 402:
Tx, 90
Cassidulus. j viii, 224. P ’60, 519;
61, 430; 62, 560; "65, 75; 405, 7
J IV, 291, 298
cassidyi (Embiotoea) . 54, 151;
55, 320
Cassina. P ’64, 182; ’68, 281
cassinefolia (Phylloptera). P ’07, 382
eassini (Brachyotis). P ’66, 50
(Carpodacus). P ’66, ’80; 98,
213
(Chettusia). P ’99, 26
(Cyanocorax). P 755, 312
(Muscicapa). P ’99, "62
(Peucea). P ’66, 88; 68, 149;
92, 109
(Phaleris). P ’68, 45
(Simorhynchus). P ’68, 45
(Veniliornis). P ’99, 205
Cassinia. P ’89, 154; ’99, 213
eassinii (Arctica). P ’68, 53
(Brachyotus). P ’59, 105; 62,
13
(Carpodacus). P 754, 119;
759, 189,191; ’66, 39; ’93, 47
(Conurus). P ’64, 241
(Cyanocorax). P 51, 216;
99, 21
(Leptotila). P ’67, 94
(Mergulus). P et 266; ’68,
573; ’99, 19. J IL
(Sycobius). J 7 * 86
(Vireo). P 58, 117; 759,
189, 191
(Zonotrichia). P ’52, 60
Cassinite. P ’66, 110; ’71, 300; 92,
197, 199
eassinoides (Forestiera). P ’89, 391
Cassiope. P ’84, 88; ’93, 212; 798,
49; ’04, 603. J III, 183, 194
Cassiopea. P ’02, 766
Cassis. j vi, 211, 218; vii, 145. P
47, 288; °48, 97; ’59, 332; 762,
564; '71, 143; ’82, 172; °91, 52;
09, 77; °03, 758; ’05, 202. 9 TF
119, 210; VIII, 329, 356; XITI, 415
eassis (Difflugia). P ’77, 307, 321;
79, 162
Cassiterite. P ’82, 344;
cassivelaunus (Corystes).
Cassyta. P ’89, 403
cassytha (Rhipsalis). P ’01, 558
Casta. P ’98, 269, 279
easta (Achatinellastrum). P ’88, 36
(Carpophaga). P 754, 232
(Chrysomela). P ’56, 38
(Eburnella). P ’88, 36
(Goniobasis). P ’64, 37
‘(Melania). P 64, 37
84, 9
P ’50, 29
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
P '51, 384
. P 98, 60
53, 368, 376; ’60, 53,
85, 90; 1900, 546; 09, 395. J V,
206, 377
Castanea. P ’62, 11; °72, 239: 79,
165; 80, 351; ’81, 455; ’84, 15,
30; ’86, 294; °87, 120; °89, 58;
234, 169; ’07, 456, 458; °10, 547,
a. (Achatinellastrum).
32
(Alethe). P 59, 43; °99, 42.
J V, 183
gag (APbrodita). P ’10, 376-880,
(Astarte). P 72, 245; °88, 332
(Auricula). P ‘87, 141
(Balea). P ’88, 15
(Carobia). P 09, 239, 339
(Chromis). P ’92, 261, 271
(Crassatella). P °72, 249 -
(Cyclas). P ’60, 291; ’61, 407
(Dendreea). P 75, ’352; 83,
61; 60, 193; ’96, 157, 160
ie horophyia). P ’89, 146
(Diplotaxis). J III, 273
(Erigone). P 05, 304
(Fimbrystylis). P 1900, 663
(Goniobasis). P ’64, 45; °72,
114
(Gyrotoma). P ’64, 94
(Kinixis). i, viii, 162
titans). P 64, 45
(Modiola). j ii, 266. ae 7 A
130, 134
(Napothera). P 56, 158: ”
43; *09, 42. J V, 183
(Nitidula).
(Notaspis).
(Orchesia ) .
(Osmosita). P °44, 106
(Partula). P ’85, 207. J IX,
(Phyllodoce). P ’09, 239, 339
(Platystira). P ’59, ’50
(Pupa). P 1900, 602
(Schizostoma). P ’60, 186
(Sylvia). j iv, 189. P 60, 193
\ (Sylvicola). P 53, 311, 398
(Tornatella). P ’88, 15
(Tornatellina). P ’88, 15
(Trogosita). P °44, 109; ’62,
86
(Venus). j ii, 273
(Vertigo). P 1900, 598, 602
Pr St, 141
(Voluta).
eastanee (Anthrenus). P 44, 116;
jv, 384
54, 112
P 94, 357
P 44, 106
P 06, 496
P 46, 57
75
( Cremastocheilus).
(Phyllosticta).
P ’88, |
389
castaneiceps (Columba). P
(Gorilla). P ’62, 160
(Ortygometra). P 99, 12
(Seolopendra). P ’61, 11
castaneirostris (Aulacoramphus). Pp
’67, 119
castaneiventris (Amizilis).
207
99, 46
P 99,
castaneofusca (Hyphantornis). P ’55
439
(Ploceus). P 55, 439
castaneonitens (Planorbis). P 796,
561
castaneorhynchus (Aulacoramphus). P
"67, 119; ’99, 305; 67, 119
‘(Pteroglossus). P ’67, 119
?
castaneoventris (Eulabeornis). P ’94,
132, 135
castaneum (Cerylon). i, ye 259
(Lasioderma). P ’45, 808
(Lophocarenum). P 92, 35;
05, 304
(Seaphidium). P ’60, 323
(Seaphisoma). P ’60, 323
(Schizostoma). P ’64, 93. J
V, 247
(Sphaerium). P ’60, 289, 291
(Trypanostoma). P ’68, 152.
J VI, 338
castaneus (Actinobolus). P ’72, 253
(Aphonum). P ’56, 22
(Bothynus). P °44, 188; 756,
19, 22. J I, 86, 88
(Chrysochus). P ’73, 38
(Diplocephalus). P 05, 304
(Erpicthys). P ’82, 278
(Hallomenus). P ’46, 57
(Hypophloeus). P :
(Ichthyomyzon). P ’07, 464
(Ieterus). j iii, 363
(Juncus). P ’63, 77
(Lathirus). P ’59, 332
(Melampus). P 87, 141
(Numenius). j v, 71
(Onthophagus). P ’44, 184
(Oriolus). P ’67, 61
(Patula). P ’89, 200
(Phileurus). P ’43, 304. J
IV, 33
(Pterostichus). P ’73, 304,
312. J II, 256
(Sternotherus). P ’59, 294
(Tantalus). P ’64, 246
(Tenebrio). P 773, 335
eastaneus crenulatus (Turbo). P
03, 758
castaneus (Turdus). P ’64, 250
(Unio). P 53, 246; 754, 239,
243; °77, 27
eastanicola (Phyllosticta). P 795,
431
390
castanicola. Continued.
(Spheria). P ’95, 31
(Valsa). P ’77, 123
castanicolum (Gloeosporium). P 95,
435
castanicterus (Tretioscincus).
184
castanilius (Micrastur).
castanipes (Feronia).
(Helobia). P ’73, 322
(Nebria). P ’73, 322
(Pecilus). J IT, 255
(Pterostichus). P ’73, 304
(Scaphium). P ’60, 322
Castanocrinus. P ’81, 292, 403
Castanolimnas. P 94, 132, 133, 142
castanonotus (Ixos). P ’99, 213 ©
(Sciurus). P ’67, 134
eastanophila (Valsa). P ’77, 123
ssc: (Cratogeomys). P ’03, 23
omys). P ’52, 163; 775,
131, 133
(Pseudostoma). P
75, 1383; 703, 23
(Strix). P ’90, 125
eastanoptera (Dendrocincla). P ’04,
447, 456
(Physocephala). P 95, 331
castanopterum (Glaucidium). P ’90,
131
castanotis (Pteroglossus). P ’67, 111
castanotus (Sciurus). P ’55, 382
castanus (Unio). J V, 439
castascopium (Hydroporus).
291, 293
eastellana (Stricklandinia). P ’76,
30
P 62,
P 75, 475
J Il, 256
52, 163;
P 55,
castellopes (Lithobius). P ’03, 153,
158
castelnaudi (Bothrops). P ’59, 339;
60, 345
castelnaudii (Cylindrosteus). P ’10,
605, 609
(Heteropteryx). P ’04, 89
eastelnaui (Bothriechis). P ’60, 345
(Lagothrix). P ’62, 515
(Teleuraspis). P 59,
60, 72, 345; ’61, 295
Castelnauina. P ’07, 426
castelnavi (Bothriopsis). P ’71, 208
castigatorius (Diplocephalus). P ’05,
304, 325
Oastilleia. P ’60, 200; ’63, 72; ’81,
160; ’04, 109; 710, 548, 582
castilleie (Ramularia). P ’94, 375
Castilleja. P ’84, 89; ’98, 400, 406.
J IIl, 43
castilli (Nerinewa). P ’90, 457, 460,
466, 468
castilloe (Lecanium). P ’99, 271
castilloi (Holectypus). P ’90, 455
339;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
castor. P 50, 90; ’57, 176;
158; ’59, biol. 1;
435; ’67, 1385; ’68, 298; 74, 196:
75, 440; 77, 314; 78, 62; 80,
348; ’82, 319, 327; 94, 218, 390;
95, 447; ’96, 192, 378; 97, 29,
210; ’05, 680. J VI, 243; VE,
13, 21, 331, 341, 358, 405; VIII,
71, 72; IX, 392; XI, 200, 279;
XIII, 403 i"
castor (Pontinus). P ’85, 394, 402,
403
(Scorpena). P ’85, 397, 402
castoria (Pieris). P ’66, 288
Castoride. P ’82, 318; 96, 192. J
VII, 331, 338, 358
eastoridens (Trogosus). P ’71, 115;
752, 53; °59, 1795
"72, 37
Castoroides. P
67, 97; 80, 347; ’92, 410; 94,
98, 218. J VII, 263, 358, 405
Castracania. P 1900, 730
eastrense (Sphaerium). P
Castrocrinus. P ’90, 387
eastus (Cryptocephalus). P ’47, 171.
J I, 254
(Hydrophilus). P ’55, 369
(Unio). P ’60, 307. J IV,
349
Casuarina. P ’50, 81; ’89, 404
Casuariner. P ’89, 404
Casuarinites. P ’60, 236, 438
58, 23,
61, "24, "433,
60, 289
Catabrosa. P ’63, 79. J ITI, 183,-
200
Oataclysta. P ’60, 217
catacopis (Macherodus). J XI, 240
Catenepora. P 742, 178
Oatagenus. P 754, 73; 73, 328
Cataglyphis. P 81, 69
Catagramma. P 75, 177
catalina (Lycena). P 66, 244
cataline (Dasytes). P 66, 360, 361
(Epiphragmophora). P 19 00,
103
catalinensis (Astragalus). P 48, 9.
J I, 152
Catalpa. P ’60, 303; ’76, 330; ’79,
161; ’84, 78; ’01, 359, 557
Catalufa. P ’89, 161
catalufa (Priacanthus). P 63, 177,
182; ’89, 161
Catanotus. P 65, 82
Catantops. P 01, 377
Cataphracta. P 54, 129, 131; .’08,
113
cataphracta (Loricaria). P ’74, 135;
82, 30
eataphractum (Peristedion). P 792,
273; ’92, 273
cataphractus (Acipenser). P 89,
247, 255
INDEX--TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
———
_ ¢ataphractus. Continued.
ncaa e 95, 184
te vagy 61, 167; 83,
103
: Bate dy P 793, 125; 795, 183
Sei (Crangon). P 93, 126; 95,
(Egeon). P 93, 125
nag (oasteracanthus). P ’86, 239,
(Gasterosteus). P ’86, 243, 250
(Pontophilus). P ’95, 182, 183,
195
?
eatappa (Terminalia). P ’89, 380
eataracta (Anodonta). P ’41, 104;
53, 263, 265, 266
eataracte ‘(Ceratichthys). J VI, 226
(Donacia). P ’51, 316
(Rhinichthys). P ’08, 547
Oataractes. P 61, 256; 68, 3, 8,
74, 76
ees, 18 (Leucosomus). P ’61, 523;
18
’(Semotilus). P ’64, 277
— (Nepeta). P ’60, 512; ’s9,
eatarius (Cryptocephalus). P ’73, 31
Catarractes. P 78, 170, 175-190, 196
eatarractes (Aptenodytes). P12,
173
(Eudyptes). P ’72, 170, 176
(Larus). P ’63, 124, 125
(Stereorarius). P 63, 125
catarrhactes (Eudyptes). P "72, 201
(Lestris). P ’63, 125
Catarrhine. P ’04, 149
Catarrhini. P ’67, 12; 68, 286, 295.
J X, 275
catascopium (Lymnea). J I, 14, 375.
P ’60, 19, 155; ’61, 309, 398: 72,
101
(Lymneus). j ii, 167
Catasetum. P ’73, 205
eatastates (Steleoxi xiphus). P ’07, 163
Catastomoide. P ’61,
Catathleus. P ’82, 96
eatatotl (Corvus). P ’47, 203
catawbea (Goniobasis). P ’64, 38;
65, 25
catawbensis (Unio). J V, 54
eatechu (Areca). P ’89, 357
eatenaria (Elimia). P ’65, 22
(Goniobasis). P 64,25; ’65, 22
(Melania). j ii, 879. P 64,
25, 26
eatenata (Axiothea). P ’02, 275
(Columbella). P ’91, 51
(Draconura). P 56, 236
(Pleurotoma). j vi, 211, 223;
vii, 140. P ’62, 561
(Polyspilota). P 703, 706
(Spiraxis). P ’60, 152
391
catenata. Continued.
(Trigonia). J VIII, 320
catenatum (Pleurotoma). P ’48, 104
eatenatus (Crotalinus). P ’01, 98
(Crotalophorus). P 95, 405
catenatus catenatus (Crotalophorus).
P ’01, 99
catenatus edwardsii (Crotalophorus).
P 92, 336, 337; ’93, 387; ’01, 99
catenatus (Enyalius). P 98, 102, 104
(Fundulus). J VI, 238, 241
(Sistrurus). P ’01, 98
eatenatus catenatus (Sistrurus). P
01, 98, 99
catenatus consors (Sistrurus).
"98, 99; 703, 553
eatenatus edwardsii (Sistrurus). P
01, 99
eatenifer (Coluber). P ’01, 52, 54
(Pituophis). P ’01, 53
eatenifer sayi (Pituophis). P ’95, 407
eatenifer (Pityophis). P ’83, 18;
01, 52
eatenifer bellona (Pityophis). P ’01,
53, 54
catenifer eatenifer (Pityophis). P
01, 53
eatenifer deserticola (Pityophis). P
01, 54
catenifer sayi (Pityophis). P ‘01,
53, 55; 703, 549, 553
catenifera. (Trigonia). J VIII, 320
Catenipora. viii, 231. P ’41, 18;
43, 330; 752, 190
eatenoides (Elimia). P 764, 26;
65, 22 -
(Goniobasis). P ’64, 26;
(Lunatia). P ’67, 139
(Melania). P ’64, 26
(Natica). P ’87, 341, 397-404;
90, 145, 146. J rs 122
(Neverita). ' 62, 565
eatenula (Anthura). P "055, 393
eatenularia (Membranipora). P ’78,
304
eatenulata (Halysites). P ’61, 416
eatenulatum (Oxynoticeras). P ’97,
455
eatenulatus (Modulus). J VIII, 363
(Trochus). J VIII, 363
Catesbea. P ’89, 385
catesbei (Andromeda). P 780, 356
(Lilium). P ’97, 172
(Quercus). P ’75, 270; ’97, 192
catesbeyi (Thrasops). P ’71, 218
catesbiana (Rana). jv, 335. P ’55,
423; ’88, 106; ’95, 396
eatesbyana (Rana). P ’65, 85
eatesbyi (Atricilla). P ’62, 309
(Leptognathus). P ’68, 107,
109, 135. J VIII, 177
P ’01,
65, 22
392
catesbyi. Continued.
(Uromacer). P ’68, 127
Catesthia. P ’51, 289
Cathaica. P ’92, 393; ’02, 234, 240
Catharacta. P ’63, 124, 126, 128
catharactes (Lestris). P ’63, 125
Catharia. P ’74, 79, 156; ’75, 415
Catharinea. P ’55, 445
Catharista. P ’90, 204, 212; ’92,
105; ’95, 477
catharractes (Stercorarius). P ’63,
125
Catharsius. P ’46, 125
Cathartes. j iii, 341; iv, 269; viii, 151.
P ’45, 212; *46, 44; ’49, 159; 753,
304, 396; ’55, 307; ’56, 287; ’59,
104, 190; ’63, 150; ’66, 42; ’68,
82; *71, 27; °74, 151; 75, 271,
344; ’83, 66; ’89, 268; 90, 204,
212, 214; ’92, 105, 115; 93, 22,
39; ’95, 477; °98, 208; ’99, 31;
03, 26; 04, 580; ’05, 689; 708,
101, 153. J I, 25; II, 261
eathartica (Allamanda). P ’58, 129
(Ipomoea). P ’89, 393
(Juglans). P ’75, 439
Cathartide. P ’83, 66; ’95, 477
Catherpes. P ’59, 191; ’66, 41, 77;
71, 233; ’92, 124; ’03, 29
Cathetostoma. P ’61, 111, 114
catilliformis (Fissurella). P ’48, 99;
62, 570; ’82, 170
Catillocrinide. P ’85, 288; ’86, 116,
118, 191; ’87, ‘112
Catillocrinus. P ’68, 342;
"85, 234, 264;
200; ’88, 355
catilloides (Euomphalus).
(Inachus). j viii, 278. P
91, 255
(Straparollus). P ’91, 255
Catillus. P ’75, 466; ’76, 274
eatillus (Euomphalus). P ’70, 47
(Unio). P ’53, 246
Catinula. P ’93, 166
. Catlinite. J X, 168, 169, 244
Catocala, P ’75, 427
Catocha. P ’94, 271
Catochenum. P ’86, 256
Catodon. J VII, 436
catodon (Beluga). P ’65, 198, 278;
66, 293
Catodonta. P ’64, 230; ’68, 252
Catodontide. P ’67, 144
Catolynx. P ’79, 170, 171
eatolynx (Felis). P ’79, 172
Catometopa. P ’50, 24; ’80, 203
Catonia. P ’07, 480
Catonotus. P ’59, 68;
J VI, 211, 213, 228
79, 242;
86, 89, 116, 192,
P 70, 47
77, 48, 56, 89.
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Catops. j iii, 194; v, 184. P 53,
280; ’59, 282, 287; ’60, 316; ’66,
347. J IV, 11, 31
Catopsilia. P ’S», 87
Catopsis. P ’89, 354
Catopterus. J II, 193
Catoptrophorus. J I, 223
Catopygus. P ’65, 75;
II, 39
Catorama. P ’65, 237, 238, 239
Catostoma. P 760, 339; 761, 306;
62, 1; 768, 1381; 71, 211. 5 Vee
94, 146
Catostomi. P ’56, 170
catostomi (Argulus). P 758, 134
Catostomide. P ’83, 34, 132, 165;
04, 242
Catostomine. P ’61, 8
Catostomoide. P ’61, 8
Catostomus. j i, 88, 102. P 753,
388; 54, 27; ’56, 172, 174; ’60,
473; ’61, 8, 101, 105; ’
197; ’68, 289; °75, 125; 777, 45,
72, 74, 80, 81, 84, 87, 89, 90, 97,
282; ’80, 237; ’83, 134, 149-152,
153, 159; ’85, 410; ’04, 243; 710,
602. J VI, 236, 245; IX, 392
05, 7. J
catostomus (Cyprinus). j i, 88. P
"17, 84, 87
eatotol (Fringilla). P 66, 82
catta (Lemur). P ’88, 94, 96, 99
Catulus. P ’92, 233; ’07, 419; 708, 53
eatulus (Gobius). P ’58, 169
(Seyuium). P ’92, 233
Catus. P ’54, 9 ‘
catus (Betta). P ’05, 504
(Conus). P ’05, 291
(Felis). P ’79, 172
(Lutianus). «P 705, 504
(Pimelodus). P ’59, 160
cauce (Piaya). P ’08, 492, 495
Cauealis. P 1900, 668
caucanus (Astyanax).
caudacerulea (Lacerta).
caudacuta (Anas). P
I, 226
(Dafila). J I, 226
(Fringilla). j iv, 62, 65
(Motella). P 63, 241
(Passerina). j iv, 62
(Rhinonemus). P ’63, 241
caudacutus (Ammodromus). P 71,
22; °96, 111, 114, 116, 139, 144
(Oriolus). i iv, 62
(Psarocolius). P 766, 15
caudalis (Carpophilus). P ’59, 70
(Seymnus). P ’52, 139
(Tribrachys). P ’66, 348
Caudata. P ’02, 186
eaudata (Apatura). P ’57, 7
(Apollon). P ’62, 562
(Bursa). P ’62, 562;
P °06, 343
j vi, 10
715, 356. J
82, 175
eaudata. Continued.
(Corban). P
(Crassatella). J
(Cyclosa).
(Cymodocea).
199
(Cyrena). P
(Cyrtophora).
"87, 342; ’88, 429
(Diecerea). P
(Eepantheria).
(Epeira).
(Eucta). P 704,
(Eupleura). P
223; 224; ’98, 418
(Lamna). P
(Loxia). P ’64,
(Massariovalsa).
(Museicapa). P
Naesa).
(Nebela).
(Nicotiana).
181
(Pholadomya).
Planaria).
(Ranelia).
(Ranella).
P 7°48, 105;
’82, 168, 169, 174
(Silpha).
(Squalus).
(Tetragnatha).
51
(Tettix). P
P
x
j ii,
673
eaudatulus (Psilopus).
eaudatum (Cardium).
(Mierostomum).
(Pteridium). P
caudatus (Alardus).
(Banchus).
(Binoculus).
(Eechinorhynchus).
(Dinophilus). P
(Lanius).
(Lepidopus).
341; ’04, 770
(Mimus). P
(Paratettix).
(Polycherus).
(Priapulus). P
(Quisealus). P
(Rynchenus). j
(Tmarsus). P
537; 704, 133
(Trichiurus).
(Turdus). P
eaudelli (Syntechna).
re
?
P
. P 64,
P
P 705, 763
54, 170
j i, 482;
"76, 58; 79, 162
62, 562;
04,
(Trachelomonas).
P
262
05, 673
VIII, 287, 319
P ’88, 199, 429
P 91, 188, 194,
60, 276
P 82,
256;
"73, 84-88
P ’60, 523
P 88, 79; ’89, 98
132
"88, 332; 94,
64, 262
251
P 93, 138
64, 255
‘91, 188
48 23. JL
P 77, 23
236: vi, 207.
71, 147;
j iii, 92. P °53, 278
P ’64, 262
P ’88, 79;
667
P 05, 668,
P 95, 328
P 90, 455
P 50, 350
09, 486
P 01, 719
P °94, 189
ji, 438
P 87, 22
07, 94
P 05, 774
192, 254; 98,
59, 191
04, 667
07, 522
63, 141
66, 410
iii, 311
92, 59; 1900,
704, 770
64, 250
P ’05, 814, 842
92, |
__-INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
-eaurinas (Eutamias).
393
caudicalis (Feronia).
(Pterostichus).
73, 308
J I, 243, 256
P 66, 346;
(Stereocerus). J II, 243
eaudicola (Arcella). P ’78, 172
caudifasciatus (Tyrannus). P
288
caudifera (Eleodes). P ’58, 181, 184
63,
caudimaculatus (Hemiexocetus). P
01, 294
(Tetragonopterus). P ’06, 432
Caudina. P ’84, 13
caudiscutatus (Goniodactylus). P
68, 97
Caudisona. j v, 368. P ’59, 337;
’61, 206, 292, 305, 306; 62, 347;
64, 166; °65, 191, 198; ’66, 307,
310, 311, 312; °67, 85; ’71, 48, 204;
"78, 26
eaudisona (Vipera). j v, 370
Caudisonia. J VIII, 152
eaudolineatus (Dendrelaphis). P ’02,
180, 694
Caularchus. P ’62, 330
Caulerpa. P 57, 74; ’89, 351; 705,
696
eaulicolum (Heterosporium). P ’94,
381
cauliculus (Actinocrinus). P _ ’81,
335
(Genneocrinus). P ’81, 335
eaulifera (Cylicosmilia). J IV, 389
(Turbinolia). P 747, 296;
55, 263. J I, 127; IV, 389
eauliformis (Aplysina). P 784, 202
eaulina (Thelophora). J II, 279
eaulium (Corticium). J Il, 279
(Spheria). P ’95, 28
eaulodes (Macella). P ’04, 80
Caulolatilus. P ’62, 240; ’65, 66;
80, 13, 19
Caulonia. P 04, 48
eaulophylli (Orbilia). P ’93, 145
(Phoma). P ’93, 158
Caulopus. P ’62, 128, 241, 332
Cauloxenus. P "71, 297
Caulurus. P ’60, 42: 79, 426
Caunopora. P 86, 50, 52
eaurica (Cyprea). P ’93, 311
la). P 742, 217
caurina (Mustela). P ’02, 455-458;
704, 579
eaurina origenes (Mustela).
458
eaurina (Terebratella). P ’73, 185;
"77, 157; 791, 172; °73, 185
P 98, 352
91, 446; 793,
P 02,
eaurinus (Corvus). P
23, 45
(Cyprinus). P
(Mylocheilus).
Causide. P ’64, 231;
56, 169
P 56, 169
86, 300
B94
Causine. P ’59, 335, 342
Causus. P 754, 101, 102;
72; 59, 335, 342;
300; ’94, 428
cauta (Diomedea).
188 .
cautus (Harpalus). P ’65, 100, 102
(Ochthedromus). P ’57, 5
cava (Ennea). P ’08, 455
cavalla (Cybium). P ’84, 235; ’04,
766; ’97, 100
(Scomberomorus). P ’84, 233,
235; ’97, 100; ’04, 766; ’06, 96
cavata (Hyptiotes). P ’81, 168; ’82,
256
57, 71,
83, 57; 786,
P ’66, 174, 188,
(Polycesta). P 758, 68, 69;
73, 89
cavatus (Hyptiotes). P
92, 52; 709, 305
Cavea. P 05, 5. J V, 175
cavendishii (Musa). P ’05, 700
cavernarum (Brachyphyllum). P 758,
117; ’89, 319
(Pseudotremia).
cavernata (Cladactis).
Cavernosa. P ’84, 206
cavernosa (Ascidia). j iii, 2
(Orbicella). P 790, 303, 306
cavernula (Libera). J VIII, 392, 409
(Helix). J VIII, 392; IX,
33, 34
(Patula). J VIII, 392
(Pitys). J VIII, 392
Cavia. j ii, 331. P ’77, 314
eavicauda (Hapalogaster). P ’58, 232
eavicollis (Adelocera). P ’59, 86,
289; °73, 333
(Corticaria). P ’55. 302.
(Eulota). P ’99, 527
-(Galeruca). P ’65, 214, 216;
73, 55
(Podabrus). P
35
89, 181,
P ’68, 86
P 78, 312
51, 345. J
?
eavicornis (Notoxus). P ’52, 93
Cavide. J VI, 176; VII, 358
eavifrons (Ambloplites). P ’06, 513.
J VI, 217, 240
(Athoiis). P 744, 154
(Bootherium). P54, 209;
70, 97. J VII, 263, 374
(Hemitripterus). P ’80, 283
(Ovibos). P ’52, 71; ’95, 245;
97, 492. J VII, 357, 374
(Polyphilla). P ’54, 222. J
III, 229; IV, 12, 33
Caviide. P ’82, 321
eavillone (Lepidotrigla). P 92, 274
(Trigla). P ’92, 274
eavipennis (Falagria). P ’66, 372
cavipes (Acteodes). P ’52, 78
(Cenobita). P ’58, 232, 245
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
cavipes. Continued.
(Chlorodius). P ’52, 79; ’58, 34
(Pagurus). P ’58, 233
cavirictus (Pantolambda). P ’83,
169
Cavochalinida. P ’84, 204
Cavolina. P ’59, 179
eavolinii (Tanais). P ’94, 93
Cavoseala. P ’05, 20
eavus (Platycrinus).
(Pleurocrinus).
Cavyide. J VII, 407
Cawendia. P ’01, 373
Caxis. P ’63, 177
caxis (Lutjanus).
107
(Mesoprion). P ’63, 177
(Sparus). P ’63, 177; ’97, 107
cayana (Chettusia). P ’72, 32
(Daenis). P ’64, 268
(Hoplopterus). P ’72, 32
(Motacilla). P ’64, 268
(Piaya). P ’48, 91; ’90, 206;
08, 492-495, 497-501
eayana boliviana (Piaya). P ’08,
501
cayana cabanisi (Piaya). P ’08, 500
cayana cauce (Piaya). P ’08, 497,
499
P ’81, 245
P ’81, 245
P ’83, 285; 97,
cayana cayana (Piaya). P ’08, 497
cayana columbiana (Piaya). P ’08,
497, 498
cayana insulana (Piaya). P 08,
497, 498
cayana macroura (Piaya). P ’08, 501
cayana mehleri (Piaya). P ’08, 497,
499
cayana mexicana (Piaya). P ’08,
497, 4¥8
cayana nigricrissa (Piaya). P 708,
497, 500
eayana pallescens (Piaya). P 708,’
497, 500
eayana (Sterna). P ’48, 128; 53,
429; ’62, 538. J I, 228
(Tanagra). P ’64, 254
cayanensis (Ardea). jv, 67. P 760,
379
(Cueulus). J I, 215
eayanensis minor (Ouculus). P 708,
496
eayanensis (Cymindis). J I, 23
(Falcinellus). *J I, 293
(Ibis). jv, 71
(Oriolus). P ’67, 57
(Piaya). J I, 215
(Pendulinus). P ’67, 57
(Tantalus). jv, 71. J I, 223
eayanus (Coecyzus). P ’08, 493
(Cuculus). P ’08, 497
(Cyanocorax). P 791, 443
(Pristigaster). P ’61, 38
__ INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
———
cayenensis (Cuculus). P
4
(Merops). P ’64, 244
a (Allotettix). P 04, 666,
(Aramides). P ’60, 196
(Ardea). j v, 67
(Belonopterus). P 99, 302
(Buceo). P °64, 242
(Clibanarius).
(Dendrocolaptes)
(Dothidea ).
(Elaenia). P
(Fulica).
(Gorytes).
(Harpiprion).
(Muscicapa).
255
(Orocharis).
(Paratettix).
(Psammobia).
(Psarocolius). P ’66, 414
(Rallus). P ’64, 247
(Stenopsis). P ’51,
119
(Tantalus). P
(Tiphia). P
(Trachynotus). P ’84, 122, 129
(Turdus). P ’64, 249
eayluxi (Steno noplesictus). P ’89, 232
caymanensis (Helix). P ’91, 456
cayorum (Ogilbia). P ’06, 108
08, 493,
60, 144
P °60, 196;
P 97, 380
P °60, 197
P ’60, 144; 64,
P 05, 836, 843
P 04, 668
P 98, 60
179. J
60, 197
99, 195
eaystrus (Panopeus). P ’58, 35
ae (Eucalia). P ’77, 66; ’86,
, 239, 251
08, 533; 10,
(Notropis). P
4
eayuga atrocaudalis (Notropis). P
10, 274
cayuge (Geophilus). P ’04, 655
eazenovei (Anomia). P ’72, 217
eceanothi (Cylindrosporium). P ’91,
(Frankia). P °03, 353, 354
(Valsa). P °77, 125; ’78, 87
Ceanothus. P 758, 129; 60, 302;
+763, 59, 276; ’65, 181; °98, 20, 48,
296, 395; °10, 546, 567. J IM, 85
Cebedichthyine. P ’62, 279
Cebedichthys. } 62, 279
Cebide. P ’82, 321. J X, 276
Cebine. P 62, 508. J X, 276
ceblebrachys (Docophorus). P 1900,
153
Ceblepyris. P ’59, 52; ’02, 681, 682
Cebrio. P ’52, 45; 753,229. JIV, 35
Cebrionide. P 7°45, 220; 752, 45;
53, 351. J IV, 35
cebuensis (Collocalia). P ’06, 203
Cebus. P ’61, 464; °62, 507, 508,
509, 511, 515; °72, 40; ’78, 13,
152, 161; ’79, 60; ’88, 95; ’91,
395
38, 39; 704, 150, 151, 153. J X,
255, 275, 276, 292, 293, 317, 318,
320, 324, 335
Cecentromenus.
Cecide. P
Cecidomyia. j i, 45, 63. P 41, 45,
61; 42, 191, 192; ’49, 194, 211;
"77, 260
Cecidomyide. P ’94, 271, 419;
319
Cecidomyides. P ’42, 192
eeciliana (Mactra). J VIII, 318
(Venus). J VIII, 318
eecilii (Veniliornis). P ’99, 205
eecillei (Pythia). P ’08, 35
Cecindela. P ’53,361. See Cicindela
Cecomorphe. P ’69, 200; ’70, 85,
86; ’98, 495 .
Ceeropia. P ’01, 557, 560
ceecropia (Attacus). P ’73, 281
(Platysamia). P ’75, 28
(Samia). P ’85, 26, 27;
295, 299, 312. J IV, 120, 121
Ceecropis. P °53, 371; 759, 33;
318; 99, 44
Cecrops. P ’90, 282
eeculus (Macroglossa).
(Sphinx). J IV,
Cedrela. P ’89, 372;
eedrinum (Hysterium).
P 05, 820, 842
62, 568
95,
10,
62,
J IV, 131, 132
132
01, 557
P 94, 346
eedrorum (Ampelis). P ’59, 106;
63, 294; °68, 149; °73, 294; 775,
349; °78, 22; ’83, 62; '91, 436;
93, 53, 64; ’95, 464, 493; 796,
154; ’98, 84; 705, 690; ’08, 82, 154
(Bombyeilla). j iv, 37
eedrus (Parus). P ’75, 352
celeno (Macrothemis). P ’08, 466
(Tropidonotus). P ’60, 341;
’61, 298
Celastraceer. P ’58, 129; ’60, 302,
511; ’63, 59
eelastrina (Diatrype). P ’94, 343
(Diplodia). P ’95, 482
Celastrineer. P ’89, 372
Celastrus. P ’60, 511; ’96, 212-218;
02, 662; °10, 581
eelata (Clinoa). P ’89, 71-74; ’91,
122
(Halichondria). P ’89, 71
(Helenaia). J II, 263
(Helminthophaga). P 59, 191;
66, 70; 68, 149
(Helminthophila). P 90, 216;
93, 54, 64
eelata lutescens (Helminthophila). P
93, 54, 64; ’98, 216; 704, 584;
705, 685
celata (Hymeniacidon). P ’89, 72
(Sylvia). j viii, 153, 193
(Vermivora). P 747, 155; °53,
312. JI, 37
396
celata. Continued.
(Viva). P ’89, 72
Celatoconus. P ’62, 566
celatus (Batrachus). P ’85, 59
celaya (Cryptus). P ’73, 133, 185
celebense (Trichostoma). P ’99, 48;
702, 685
celebensis (Chilophryne). P ’62, 358
(Hypotaenidia). P ’94, 138
(Melanius). P ’63, 274
(Phrynoidis). P ’63, 50
(Rallus). P ’94, 138
celebica (Mazareddia). P ’04, 663
celebicus (Dentex). P ’97, 76
(Synagris). P ’97, 76
Celeomorphe. P ’70, 87
Celeopicus. P ’63, 194
Celepora. P ’60, 366.
celer (Anthrax). P ’95, 326
(Carabus). P ’68, 376
(Gayenna). P 1900, 532
(Loxandrus). J II, 252
celeris (Argutor). J II, 252
(Feronia). J II, 252
Celestine. P ’75, 127
Celestus. P ’68, 123, 273, 284; 94,
200; °96, 464; ’08, 117. J I, 73,
P 60, 137:
32. J V, 461
celeus (Phlegethontius). J IV, 166
Celia. P ’55, 346, 353; ’60, 316
celidogaster (Felis). P ’79, 172
celinde (Discophora).\ P ’85, 86
Celithemis. P ’62, 400, 402; ’08,
461, 466
cellaria (Helix). P ’57, 190; ’58,
200; ’61, 308; ’94, 15
(Polita). P ’94, 15
cellaris (Dermestes). J IV, 32
cellarius (Aplostoma). P ’94, 15
(Zonites). P ’75, 153, 165;
89, 197
cellata (Cliona). P ’84, 207
Cellepora. P 778, 305; 05, 5. J
IV, 400; V, 122, 145, 171
Celleporaria. J V, 123
Cellularia. J ITI, 142
cellulicola (Schinzia).
cellulifera (Fusimitra).
(Mitra).
J 1,119
(Stromatopora). P ’86, 50
cellulosa (Actea). P ’52, 74
(Bovista). P ’95, 414
(Eleocharis). P ’09, 489
(Murex). P ’46, 25
(Ocinebra). P ’91, 51
cellulosae (Cysticereus). P 756, 45
cellulosum (Clathrodictyon). P ’86,
50, 52
(Stromatopora).
63, 323; 99,
P ’03, 353
P 03, 282
P 47, 289; 748, 101.
P ’86, 50
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
cellulo.us (Trionyx). P ’67, 42, 142
celosioides (Iresine). P ’89, 402 y
celsa (Aegista). P ’08, 33 |
(Endodonta). J IX, 39
(Eulota). P ’08, 38
(Helix). J IX, 39
(Pithys). J IX, 39
celsus (Dendrocrinus). P ’88, 1382
celtica (Antedon). P ’01, 180
Celtider. P ’89, 404
celtidis (Camarosporium). P 794,
366
(Cytispora). P 94, 360
(Didymosphaeria). P 95, 421 ‘
(Gleosporium). P ’91, 82 ,
(Haplosporella). P 794, 362 k
(Valsa). P ’77, 122 |
Celtis.
P ’62,12; ’72, 239; °73, 363; ;
02, 653, 666; 705, 700
Celuta. P ’59, 99; ’60, 78, 79; 701,
81; ’08, 122
cembra (Pinus). P ’70, 110
cembroides (Pinus). P ’09, 113
cementarium (Sabellaria). P ’06,
248; ’08, 358; 709, 294
Cemophora. P ’60, 244;
85; °03, 557; °04, 467;
J VIII, 142; X, 16
Cemoria. P ’48, 98;
569; ’82, 170
Cenangella. P ’93, 149; ’95, 429
Cenangium. P ’93, 452; ’94, 347;
95, 428
eenchoa (Coluber). P ’60, 264
(Dipsas). P ’60, 265; ’74, 65;
93, 431. J VIII, 131, 177
(Himantodes). P ’60, 264; ’61,
296; ’62, 356; ’65, 198; 68, 109;
71, 201
cenchria (Epicrates). P 762, 349;
71, 205. J VIII, 95, 130
Cenchris. j v, 365; vi, 36. P 742, ‘
188; ’59, 336; ’89, 361; 1900, 639,
640, 649, 662; ’02, 652, 658, 660
(Epicrates). P 756, 237; 757,
66; 798, 105
(Milvus). {i 349
Cenchrodesmus. 96, 257
cenchroides (Hilaria). P ’91, 293
cenchroides var. ciliatus (Hilaria). P
"91, 293
cenchroides var. texana (Hilaria). P
91, 294
01, 17,
08, 123.
55, 267; 62,
Cenobita. j viii, 136. P 50, 25;
51, 269, 272; 58, 232, 245; ’88,
321
Cenobitide. P
232; °71, 241
Cenoearpi. J II, 289
Centaurea. jii, 117. P ’67, 20; ’77,
107; ’80, 132; ’83, 192; ’84, 201,
287; °92, 357; °97, 192; ’99, 101
51, 267, 269; ’58,
_INDEX-TO~GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
—
centaurus (Pepsis). P ’98, 75
Centemodon. P ’56, 78; 757, 149;
j iv, 188. P
48, 96; 62, 580; ’80, 21; ’81,
450, 452; ’82, 154; °86, 351; ’87,
340, 398, 400; 90, 143
P 98, 60
Capsa). P ’62, 576
Petricola). P ’48, 104; 62,
( :
576; ’80, 22, 24; ’98, 60
(Pliorytis). P 62, 576; 67,
139
(Striarea). P
- 7°81, 450, 452
Centetes. P 83, 78-83;
J IX, 260
Centetide. P 83, 80; 92, 292
Centhophilus. P °’70, 77
Centide. P ’82, 321
centiquadra ( (Seala).
st (Siliquaria).
62, 290, 580;
90, 57, 61.
J VIII, 194
J VII,
S aitedren (Hemitautoga). P ’63,
206
Centorus. P ’73, 335
Centracanthus. P ’92, 268
Centradenia. P °58, 133
centrale (Infundibulum). P ’48, 100
centralis (Altica). j iv, 88
(Hemiteles). P ’73, 169, 174
(Infundibulum). P ’62, 568;
82, 168, 169
(Pecten).
(Solen).
J VIII, 336
j ii, 316. P ’98, 62
(Trochita). P ’62, 568; 786,
351; °87, 399, 404; ’90, 145
centralus (Solecurtus). P 98, 61
eentrappendiculatem ‘(Distomum). P
90, +16
Centrarchide. P
J VI, 216
Centrarchine. P ’06, 513
eentrarchoides (Varus). P ’71, 253
Gentrarchus. P ’50, 121; 54, 139;
56, 132; 60, 20; 61, 45, 95;
65, 65, 84; 68, 274; 76, 68- 71;
77, 58, 60, 88, 93, 96; 06, 513.
J VI, 216
centrarchus (Heros). P ’77, 180, 185
eentrata (Emys). j iv, 205, 211;
vi, 27, 37. P 54, 189°
(Lampyris). iv, 168. P ’51,
334. J IV, 35
(Malachemmys). P 706, 113
(Testudo). j iv, 211; vi, 27
Centrias. P ’03, 565, 588, 591, 592,
608, 611
Centriicide. P ’84, 162
centrimaculatum (Cereyon). P 55,
374
Centrina. P.’92, 236
04, 248; 06, 513.
397
A he (Oxynotus). P ’92, 236;
Centrinus. P 59, 79; °68, 365
Centrioptera. P 61, 337. J IV.
11, 36
Centris. P ’97, 355; °99, 63-70
Centrischini. P ’84, 161, 162
Centrisci. P ’84, 163, 164
Centriscide. P °’71, 158; ’84, 155,
164
Centrisciformes. P ’84, 155 -
Centriscine. P ’62, 234; ’84, 163
Centriscini. P ’84, 163
Centriscoidei. P ’84, 162
Centriscops. P ’62, 234;
Centriseus. P 62, 234;
84, 163, 164; ’07, 425
Centroberyx. P ’62, 238
Centroblennius. P ’64, 209
Centrobranchus. P ’03, 754
Centrocereus. P ’60, 40, 94; ’62,
403; '64, 23; 08, 96. J IX, 415
84, 163
63, 332;
Centrocrinus. P ’65, 161; ’81, 240-
278, 403; ’85, 324; ’88, 354; ’90,
376
Centrodera. P ’54, 219; °62, 38, 40.
J I, 312, 316, 325
centrodontus (Pagellus). P ’92, 263;
98, 342
Centrogaster. P ’82, 306
Centrogeniine. P ’07, 250
Centrogenys. P ’07, 250
Centrolabrus. P ’98, 343
Centrolophide. P ’99, 347;
Centrolophine. P ’62, 127
Centrolophus. P ’62, 127;
317; ’99, 347
Centrolus. j vi, 303
Centromochlus. P ’70, 95
04, 509
84, 316,
centronata (Spirifera). P ’65. 118
Centronella. P ’62, 405
Centronotides. P ’84, 157
Centronotine. P 59, 146; ’62, 279,
431, 440
Centronotus. P ’59, 146; 62, 438
Centrophorus. P ’62, 496; ’98, 339;
08, 69
_ Centropogon. P ’58, 132; 764, 146;
82, 277
Centropome. P ’60, 110, 112
Centropomide. P ’97, 103
Centropomus. P ’61, 48, 52; ’62,
236; ’63, 30, 31, 163; ’79, 153;
81, 114; ’87, 295; ’97, 103; 1900,
527; 06, 423-428, 510. 520; 707, 150
Centropristes. P ’62, 236; 447; 704,
510; ’07, 150
Centropristine. P ’07, 262
Centropristis. P ’62, 236;
70, 1305 "27, 211; 797,
99, 349; 07, 263, 265;
63, 329;
106, 108;
09, 407
398
56, 320;
70, 88;
59, 142;
Centropus. P
02,
62, 319; 64, 243;
678; 705, 766
Centropyx. P ’61, 495; ’68, 98, 119,
284; ’96, 312, 465; 798, 103, 104.
J VIII, 162
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Centropyxis. P ’76, 57, 58; ’79, 163; |
’80, 338;
centrosa (Bursa).
(Clathurella). P 704, 11
(Mazareddia). P ’04, 663
(Ranelia). P ’82, 173
Centroscyllium. P ’62, 497; 764, 264;
08, 69
Centrosema. P ’89, 377; ‘02, 667 .
Centrostomum. P ’57, 19,21 _
centrosus (Ichneumon). P ’73, 107,
126
Centrotelma.
J VI, 200
Centrotus. P ’61, 284
centroura (Dasyatis). P
10, 473
87, 122
P 67, 139
P ’68, 274; 774, 121.
09, 408;
(Trygon). P ’63, 333; 77, 216 |
Centrurides. J V, 371
Centrurus. P ’04, 141;
1900, 530; ’01, 594. J V, 360, 371
Centunculus. j i, 121
Centurio. P ’61, 359, 360; ’01, 295-
302; 702, 161
centurio (Gryllus). P ’05, 410
(Lithobius). P ’04, 651
(Locusta). P 705, 410, 413,
414, 841
(Opisthocosmia). P 703, 308
(Teniopoda). P ’05, 410, 841
Centurionine. P ’01, 296; ’02, 161
Centurus. P 748, 91; ’53, 385; 754,
190; 759, 301, 302; ’63, 111, 284;
66, 54; ’68, 82, 149; ’75, 347;
83, 65; 789, 316; ’90, 206, 218;
07, 458
centurus (Picus).
Ceophloeus. P ’89, 269; ’91, 4385;
93, 43, 62; °95, 483; ’96, 129;
98, 81, 210; 703, 8; 04, 581
cepa (Balanus). P 790, 443
(Gastridium). J VIII,
cepapi (Sciurus). P ’96, 521
cepedei (Mabuia). P ’68, 100. J
VIII, 116, 159
cepediana (Megalops).
cepedianum (Dorosoma).
69; ’84, 42
cepedianus (Esox).
(Priacanthus). P
’89, 162
(Sparus).
cepedii (Mabuia). P
222
(Phanerobranchus).
P 66, 53
327
j i, 361
P 77, 45,
P ’82, 307
63, 177;
P 782, 305
62, 186; 71,
J I, 291
05, 681; |
Cephalacanthide. P ’92, 273; 797.
132; 1900, 516; 703, 169
Cephalacanthus. P 782, 307; 792,
273: °97, 132; 1900, 516; °03, 169
Cephalanthis. P ’68, 184
Cephalanthus. j i, 24. P 760, 512;
73, 363; ’87, 325-329; 790, 2665:
02, 642, 669. J ITI, 90
Cephaleuros. J II, 293
cephalica (Lachnosterna). J III, 245
(Scolopendra). P ’61, 12
(Strigamia). J V. 49
cephalicum (Acridium). P 704, 662
(Tetrix). P ’04, 662
cephalicus (Anthermus). P ’01, 376
(Geophilus). J V. 44
(Spelerpes). P ’65, 196, 197;
69, 97, 105, 106
(Systolederus). P 704, 662
Cephalobus. P ’70, 69
Cephalocassis. P ’63, 171
Cephalocema. P ’04, 680; ’07, 165
Cephalocotyles. P 756, 45
Cephalolepta. Pb 757, 20
Cephaloleptide. P 757, 20
Cephalonema. P ’57, 1638
Cephaloon. P 753, 328, 350. J I, 95
Cephalopeltis. P ’64, 230
Cephalophis. P ’60, 264; ’64, 204
Cephalopholis. P ’07, 252
cephalophora (Carex): P ’87, 78
cephalophora var. angustifolia
(Carex). P ’87, 78
Cephaloptera. j iv, 115. P ’92, 241
Cephalos. j ii, 59
Cephalotaxus. P ’82, 252
Cephalotes. P ’90, 13, 27, 30; 792,
173
cephalotes (Arrhideus). P 704, 85
(Brachinus). P ’62, 524, 525
(Ichneumon). P ’73, 109, 123
(Laemophloeus). P 754, 76.
J IV, 32
(Macrotera). P 796, 78
(Mogrus). P ’03, 341
(Perdita). P ’96, 30, 45, 78
(Pityophagus). P ’66, 377
(Prochilodus). P ’06, 312
Cephalothrix. P ’01, 659, 673, 731
Cephalotrix. P ’57, 159
cephalotus (Mugil). P ’97, 70
Cephaloxys. P ’64, 18 ;
Cephalus. P ’82, 309
cephalus (Eschrichtius). P ’67, 181,
144, 148; ’68, 193; ’69, 10, 11, 192.
J VII, 442
(Leuciseus). P 792,
242
(Megalobryeon). P ’06, 447
(Mugil). P ’92, 250; ’99, 338,
343; '03, 743, 744 .
85, 15;
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Continued.
a (Semotilus). P ’56, 203; ’85,
(Squalius). P °92, 242
(Xantholinus). P 66, 347
Cephennium. P 52, 150
. P 06, 490, 497
cr z 63, » 2495, r 68, 4; °82, 80
Sie a). P P °95, 325
ats} P 88, 78 |
Sepoides ( elix). P 92, 395
“ye 60, 121; 63, 257; 64,
"82, 304; 92, 259 : ; 797, 87
Cepolidia. P ’60, 121
P 92, 398; ’97, 10; °98,
; 707, 193; 710, 514. J ITI, 150
@asrpogon). j vi, 158
Ce a P 63, 257; ’92, 259;
‘Cepolophis. P ’63, 261
me, PF -’57 39; 62, 226, 228;
, 60, 62, 67, 74; 92, 145; °93,
22, 30; °95, 502, 504; 98,’ 129:
1900, 7
cepphus UOktharacts). P ’63, 136
(Sterco
rarius). P ‘61, 243;
63, 133
cepularis (Alveolites). j viii, 219. P
44, 85; ’60, 367
(Reptomulticava). P 60, 367;
05, 5. J IV, 401; V, 177
ceracenis (Hypsilepis). P 67, 158
Ceregidion. J II, 143
: mJ I, 7
Ceraia. P ’05, 806, 842; °07, 377
eeralepta (Ceratocephala). P 77,
140
ceramboides (Upis). P ’60, 316
Cerambyci. J 1, 313
Cerambycide. P 59, 291; ’61, 335;
62, 38; ’73, 336. J ig 312, 313 ;
II, 5; IV, 13, 40
Cerambycini. J 1 eS
Cerambyx. j iii, "410, 415; v, 268.
P 53, 441. J I, 318; HU, 9,. 10,
37, 102-110, 146-156, 174-177; IV,
"52, 148; 755, 412;
Ceramocrinus. P ’86, 83, 106
Ceramopora. P ’66, 117, 119
Ceraphion. P 741, 66
Ceraphron. j i, 47, 63
Cerapus. j i, 49, 50, 96
eeras (Ammonites). J VIII, 311
(Arnioceras). J VIII, 311
cerasi (Dothidea). P ’79, 67
(Irpex). J Ill, 217
(Rhynchenus). J IV, 40
cerasiae (Epeira). P ’88, 79
cerasiformis (Nuttallia). P ’84, 82
___INDEX“TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
399
cerasina (Lachnosterna). P ’73, 330.
J Iti, 241
cerasinus (Anisodesmus). P ’96, 260
(Hylodes). J VIII, 94, 112
(Hypsilepus). J VI, 210
(Polydesmus). P 64, 8
Cerasphorus. J II, 7, 11, 36, 177;
IV, 24, 40
Cerastes. P °47, 318; 7°48, 37, 57,
62; 59, 335, 340; ’86, 300
cerastes (Caudisona). P ’66, 309,
310; ’67, 85
(Coluber). P
(Crotalus).
340; ’01, 101, 107
(Vipera). P 754, 96
cerastinus (Acanthophis). P ’59, 343
Cerastium. j vii, 16; ’60, 145, 199.
P ’63, 59, 94; °84, 81; 788, 396-
398; ’93, 209; °98, 18, 294, 402;
10, 545, 549, 562. J III, 181,
182, 189
Cerastoderma. P
334
Cerastoma. P ’78, 397
Cerasus. P ’62, 11; °63, 61; ’72,
46; ’76, 328; ’83, 201; ’01, 359.
J II, 87
cerata (Aleyrodes). P ’02, 281
(Fringilla). P 764, 254
(CEnothera). P ’76, 159
Ceratacanthus. P ’77, 204
Ceratalticea. P ’73, 78
Cerataulus. P 790, 137; ’98, 423,
425, 469; 1900, 690, 705, 711, 712,
59, 340
P 54, 95; °59, 337,
62, 576. J VIII,
Ceraterpeton. P 68, 211, 214; 75,
Ceratias. P ’63, 89, 90
Ceraticelus. P ’05, 301, 302, 317-322
Ceraticthys. P 753, 391; 56, 192,
212, 213; ’61, 523; °64, 277; 65,
85, 274; °77, 80, 91, 92, 95; 708,
530, 550, 551. J VI, 226, 230,
240, 245
Ceratina. P ’84, 202; ’96, 556; ’97,
352; 701, 216; ’02, 730; ’05, 317,
318
Ceratinella. P ’92, 31;
01, 579; °04,
127; ’05, 301-303, 317, 318
Ceratinodes. P 705, 318
Ceratinopsis. P ’92, 33; 04, 127;
05, 315-317, 341, 342; ’09, 563
Ceratinoptera. P ’04, 776, 780; 705,
32, 53; 710, 4, 621
Ceratiocaris. P ’71, 332
Ceratioide. P ‘63, 89, 90
Ceratiseus. P ’07, 162
Ceratites. P ’56, 126; ’57, 126; ’09,
126, J IV, 307; VIII, 312, 313
ceratites (Cyathophyllus). P ’41, 18
Ceratoblepharum. P ’68, 7, 20, 21, 24
400
Ceratocampa. P ’73, 274
Ceratocarcinus. P 757, 221
Ceratocephala. P ’77, 138-140
Ceratocottus. P ’59, 165; ’61, 167
Ceratodus. P ’75, 120, 404, 410;
"76, 52, 259; 785, 130; ’97, 455
Ceratomia. J IV, 117, 126, 178
Ceratophallus. P ’94, 426
ceratophora (Valsa). P ’77, 117
Ceratophrydes. J VI, 89, 91, 93
Ceratophrydide. P ’63, 50
Ceratophrys. P 63, 50; ’68, 250. J
III, 368-370; VI, 72, 89, 91, 93;
VIII, 110
Ceratophthalma. P ’80, 183
ceratophthalma (Ocypode). j i, 75.
P ’58, 100; ’80, 179
ceratophthalmus (Cancer). P 58,
100; ’80, 179
Ceratophyllacee. P ’60, 513
ceratophylli (Limnias). P ’70, 72,
100; ’74, 140
Ceratophyllum. P ’60, 513;
05, 697; ’08, 418, 444
ceratophyllum (Podostemon). j vii,
106. P ’60, 513
Ceratoplax. P ’58, 96
Ceratopogon. j vi, 150. P ’95, 308,
320
70, 90;
Ceratoptera. P
J VIII, 248
ceratopus (Heteractwa). P ’79, 396
(Pilumnus). P ’79, 396
Ceratorhina. P ’68, 28
Ceratorhyncha. j viii, 158. P ’68,
28, 274;. 69, 211
ceratosperma (Spheria). P ’77, 117
"76, 86; 77, 216.
Ceratostoma. P ’90, 226; ’93, 444;
95, 30, 417
Ceratostomella. P ’90, 225; ’93, 444;
95, 23, 30, 418
Ceratura. P ’08, 489, 490
Oeraturgus. P 795, 323-
ceratus (Eurylepis). P 757, 150
Ceraurus. j vili, 234. P ’43, 320,
331; ’77, 138-140
Cerberus. P ’64, 167
cerberus (Anthrax). P ’94, 274
(Coryne). J III, 136
(Hyperalonia). P 94, 274
(Velocia). P ’94, 274
Gerecaria. P 58, 110; 77, 201;
87, 115; ’90, 416
Cereariaeum. P ’56, 44
Cerceis. P ’72, 121
Cerceris. P ’94, 302; ’99, 200; 702,
731
Cerchneis. J I, 28
cercidis (Diplodia). P ’94, 363
Cercidium. P ’70, 137
Cercis. P °62, 12; ’71, 106
Cereneis. P 46, 46
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Cereo. P ’78, 47
Cercocarpexa. J III, 87
Cercocarpus. P 63, 61
Cercolabide. P 92° 318
Cereoleptes. P ’92, 217, 426
Cercomya. P ’71, 71; 05, 13
Cercomyopsis. P 71,
Cercopis. j iv, 338; vi, 303, 314. Pp
61, 284
Cercopithecus. P °48, 4; 67, aes
67, 12; ’68, 286; "78, 13 161;
79, 146; °88, 90, 91, 95, 96;
206; 96, 546. JX, O55 275, a7
289, 297, 308, 317, 318, 320, 334,
358, 359
Cercosaura. P ’68, 284, 305; ’98, 103
Cercospora. P 91, 88, 91; "193, 170,
463; 794, 378; 95, 438
Cercosporella. P 94, 378; 795, ~
cercosporoides (Ramularia). P
437
cercostigma aie gee P ’67, 157
Cercotrichas. P 62, 317
cereum (Ribes). P ’63, 61
Cercus. j iii, 194. P 44, 104; 759,
69. J IV, 32
Cercyon. P 7°44, 101; 55, 357, 374.
P 704, 73
JV, 12, 31
cercyon (Marmessoidea).
(Necroscia). P 704, 73
eerdo (Hirundo). P ’75, 353
(Timarcha). P ’73, 46
cerea (Achatinella). P ’88, 14
(Auriculella). P ’88, 14
(Crategus). P ’05, 656
(Glauconome). P ’61, 26
(Goniobasis). P 762, 268;
64, 33; 96, 499. J V, 321
cerealella (Butalis). P ’60, 162; 76,
271
(Gelechia). P ’60, 162
eerealis (Amastra). P ’88, 52
(Hymenula). P ’94, 886
(Leptachatina). P ’88, 17, 32
(Neweombia). P ’88, 52
Cerebella. P 93, 156
eerebellata (Spongilla). P ’87, 183,
194
eerebes (Tabanus). P ’98, 158
cerebralis (Coenurus). P ’56, 46
Cerebratulus. P ’57, 159, 160; ’78,
300; ’01, 659, 674-724. J XII,
20, 29, 35, 36, 54, 66; XIII, 89, 106
cerebriformis (Diploria). P '88, ’307;
90, 303, 307, 312
Cerenopus. P ’61, 335, 337; ’66, 349,
400. J IX, 11, 38
Cereolus. P ’58, 200
eereolus (Helix). P
75, 203; ’89, 206
cereolus laminifera (Helix). P ’89,
206
57, 191, 198;
~~
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cereolus var. microdonta (Helix). P
285; ’89, 206
ev er™)- P. 75, 154;
Cereopsis. P ’69, 217; 98, 496
Cerepus. i
Ceres. P ’60, 50, 154; ’91, 332
Ceresia. P 86, 289, 290
Cereus. P °59, 300; °76, 159; 78,
86, 279; ’89, 131, 384; 96,
98, 389; 01, 558, 559; 04,
108
Ceria. P ’94, 277; ’95, 331
m. P ’01, 132, 138
Cerianthus. P 78, 312
cericeum Rhargium). j iii, 417
Ceridea. 57, 19
cerifera (Myrica). P ’60, 200; ’85,
379; ’88, 329; ’89, 404; 1900, 643,
649, 653, 659, 664; 02, 644,
03, 352- 362; 04, 604;
"73, 65
cerina (Balophila). P
yna). P 7
(Gouldia). P ’72, 248; 798, 419
(Macoma). P ’98, 61
( ia). P 03, 757
(Pleurotoma). P
71, 143
- (Psammobia). P 98, 61
cerinoidea (Gastrodonta). P 1900,
141; 702, 420
cerinoideus (Zonites). P
165; ’89, 197
feesbae) P 05,
Rhabdus). P
cerinus (Pecten). P
418
(Unio). P ’53, 246, 265
Ceriocrinus. P ’85, 263; ’86,
153, 177, 181; ’90, 385
Cerion. P '95, 206; 96, 315-337;
"97, 19, 363-365; ’98, 283, 284,
475-478; ’03, 194; 710, 48
Ceriopora. P 746, 33. J V, 177
Ceriphasia. P 63, 274, 308, 310;
6, 24, 48; ’65, 20, 24; 96, 496
Ceriphasine. P 63, 146, 306°
Ceripora. J V, 178; VIII, 308
cerisii (Pseudosquilla). PE "193, 106
(Smerinthus). J IV, 183
(Squilla). P ’50, 25, 28; 793,
106
Cerithiade. P ’60, 430
Cerithide. P ’05, 22;
173; ’91, 53, 145
eerithiformis (Acirsa). P ’60, 422
(Chemnitzia). P ’60, 185
(Loxonema). P ’60, 465
(Seala). P ’60, 422
(Sealaria). P 56, 68, 282;
60, 185, 422
(Turbonilla). P
26
"75, 153,
117
05, 117
67, 139; 81,
115,
60, 430; ’83,
60, 185, 422
____INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
401
Cerithiide. P 62, 567; 63, 274;
91, 53; ’01, 392; *04, 25; 07,
367, 369
Cerithioderma. P °79, 215. J IV,
295
Cerithiopside. P ’60, 422; ’62, 566;
91, 53
Cerithiopsis. P ’60, 185, 422; ’62,
566; °71, 144, 130; °78, 301; 82,
168, 170, 198; ’84, 105; °88, 170;
91, 53
Cerithium. j ii, 235; vii 146, 153,
156. P ds, "$07, 328; '46, 19, 26:
47, 298; °48,
98; 54, “Tro; °56
114, 125, 279; °60 + 62,
60, 131, 430; 62,
565, 566; ’71, 141, 182; ’82, 168,
170, 171, 209; ’84, 105; °90, 144,
146, 400, 404, 448, 450; "91, 53;
93, 220, 222; 95, 79, 114-121,
145, 147; ’01, 392; 04, 25; 05,
22, 292, 576, 787-789; °07, 363-369.
J I, 129, 132; VIII, 264,330, 340,
360; XII, 397
Cermatia. j ii, 109. P 67, 42. J
Cermatiide. J V, 8
cernii (Euphoria). P 53, 440. J
IV, 33
eernium (Polyprion). P ’84, 99;
92, 261
cernua (Acerina). P ’06, 526
(Bidens). P ’60, 514
(Gyrostachys). P 1900, 488,
646, 654; 702, 660
(Pedicellina). J IX, 14
(Saxifraga). P ’63, 62, 94;
93, 210. J ITI, 182, 193
(Spiranthes). P ’60, 513; ’63,
76; ’02, 660
eernus (Stemmatocrinus). P ’79, 365
cernuum (Allium). P ’63, 76; ’68,
170
(Eriogonum). P 748, 14; 63,
75. JI, 162
(Trillium). P
eernuus (Brachionus).
(Saururus). P ’60, 513
(Senecio). P ’63, 67
(Stemmatocrinus). P ’86, 180
Ceroctis. P 708, 601, 602, 615
Ceromya. P 771, 328
Ceromyopsis. P ’71, 328
Ceronia. P ’88, 332; ’95, 52
Ceropales. P ’94, 292, 296; ’97, 229,
230, 234
Ceropalini. P 94, 296
Ceropegia. P 758, 130
Cerophytum. P 752, 45;
66, 388
Ceroplastes. P ’99, 260
Ceroplesis. J Il, 139, 142
Ceropsis. P ’02, 701, 712
60, 201
J IX, 14
53, 2993
402
Cerorhina.
99, 28
Cerorhineca. P ’98, 496
cerorhynea (Phaleris).
Cerosterna. J II, 142
Cerostoma. j vii, 263. See Cerastoma
Cerotainia. P 94, 274
Cerotoma. P ’65, 206
Ceroys. P ’04, 48, 61;
07, 161
cerris (Quercus).
127; ’01, 360
cerrosensis (Ostrea). J VIII, 336
certa (Tropidocerea). P ’86, 313
Certhia. j iv, 27, 194; vii, 193; viii,
155. P 753, 381, 401; 755, 309,
440; ’56, 288, 320; 757, 38; ’59,
35, 107, 191; °’60, 377; 64, 244,
271; ’66, 79; ’75, 347; ’83, 60;
90, 217; 791, 438; 92, 125; 93,
22, 57, 64; 95, 499; ’98, 86, 217;
702, 688; 703, 12, 15; 704, 584;
05, 775. J I, 33; TH, 263
Certhiade. P 753, 381
P 68, 6, 7, 8, 28, 32;
P 68, 6, 28
06, 277;
P 62, 11, 12; ’72,
Certhide. P ’83, 60
Certhiide. P ’66, 78; ’68, 285;
95, 499
Certhilauda. P ’99, 57
Certhiola. P ’60, 194, 377; 763, 293,
296; ’64, 271; °66, 67
certima (Chrysomyia). P 795, 335
Certophys. P ’62, 344
Ceruchus. P ’59, 85, 288
cerulea (Coccothraustes). j vii, 193
cerulea (Cuclivora). P 753, 309;
56, 289
(Loxia). P ’75, 350
ceruminosa (Lynosyris). J III, 40
Cerura. P 775, 47
Cerusite. P ’92, 192
Cervalces. P ’85, 188, 202. J XI,
265
cervantesii (Solanum). P ’98, 382
eervaria (Silpha). P
IV, 31
cervicalis (Garrulus). P ’91, 445
(Mordellistena). P ’62, 49
(Polina). P 757, 165
(Schizotus). P ’55, 274
(Seymnus). P 752, 139
Cervicapra. P ’96, 519
cervicolor (Lachnea). P 793, 145
cervicornis (Laurencia). P 757, 74
(Madrepora). P ’90, 312
cerviculata (Valsa). P ’77, 113
Cervide. P ’67, 136; ’82, 317; ’96,
179. J VII, 172, 357
cerviformis (Hyperophora). P _ ’07,
371
eervina (Achatinella). P ’88, 30
(Doris). P ’79, 95
cerviniventris (Amizilis).
53, 279. J
P ’99, 208
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
cerviniventris chalconota (Amizilis).
P ’99, 208
cervinoides (Arctia). P ’76, 151
cervino-nitens (Polyporus). J II,
278; III, 224
cervinus (Anthicus).
(Pentremites). P ’87, 88
(Ptychastomus). J VI, 235
(Teretulus). J VI, 286, 241
cervone (Elaphis). P ’56, 244
Cervulus. P ’78, 61
Cervus. j vi, 271.
228; 754, 200;
59, 189;
P °52, 100
P ’46, 107; 751,
58, 22, 151, 157;
61, 435; ’67, 136; 68,
247, 268, 298; °74, 19; °75, 41,
257; 778, 51,61; °79, 33; 780,
348; ’82, 319, 327; 783, 166; 784,
119; ’85, 181-202; ’94, 218, 389;
96, 180; ’97, 25, 207; 702, 128;
08, 86, 404. J ILI, 167-169; VII,
21, 172, 357, 376; VIII, 85; XI,
264, 265
Ceryle. P ’46, 111;
34; °60, 133, 134; ’61, 217; ’66,
59; °68, 149; °71, 26; 7°75, 347;
83, 65; ’90, 206, 212; ’92, 106,
112, 116; ’93, 42; ’95, 482; 796,
111, 128; ’98, 80, 209; 703, 7; 704,
53, 308; 759,
581; ’05, 690; 708, 90, 153; 709,
359. J I, 32
Cerylon. j v, 259
cerysii (Smerinthus). P ’84, 283
Cesalpinae. P ’61, 453
cessus (Strategus). P ’66, 348, 382
Cestodiscus. P ’90, 137; 1900, 730
Cestracion. P ’54, 196; ’62, 331, 489,
490; 63, 333; ’64, 261; ’81, 114;
82, 308; ’91, 365; 706, 80
Cestraciontide. P ’06, 80; 62, 235;
64, 259, 261
Cestreus. P ’61, 81; ’63, 32
eestri (Theela). P ’66, 388
cestrica (Crategus). P ’05, 585, 596
cestriensis (Forbesiocrinus). P ’79,
275
(Septopora). P ’70, 16; 788,
226
Cestrineae. P ’89, 396
Cestrorhinus. P ’64, 261
Cestrum. P ’58, 130; ’89, 396
eestus (Apex). P ’88, 37
(Bothriocephalus). P ’85, 123
(Bulimella). P ’88, 37
(Dibothrium). P ’85, 123
(Helicter). P ’88, 37
(Ichneumon). P ’78, 353
Cetengraulis. P ’84, 35; ’97, 96;
99, 118
Ceterhinops. J VIII, 230
Ceterocerus. j iii, 199
cetiformis (Uronautes). P 76, 346,
352
a
“eeyloniea (Venus).
—
—_—
Cetiosaurus. P 66, 279. J I, 14
cetoides (Basilosaurus). P ’67, 144,
155. J I, 15; VII, 427
(Zeuglodon). P 45, 256; 748,
4; ’89, 96. J I, 7,14; VII, 427
Cetonia. j iii, 239; v, 201. J IV, 33
iade. J III, 225
Cetophis. P ’68, 184. J VII, 431
Cetopsine. P °70, 95
Cetopsis. P ’59, 197; °70, 95; 71,
292
08, 55
P 64, 259
Cetraria. P ’93, 216. J III, 104, 204
hilus. P ’02, 725; ’04, 545,
574, 798; ’05, 48; ’07, 64, 78;
709, 114, 171
eeylonense (Amphiesma). P 94, 425
(Culicicapa). P ’89, 153
(Ketupa). P ’90, 129
(Psittacus). P ’64, 240
P ’60, 287
eeylonicus (Porzana). P ’94, 141
P 50, 69; ’02, 675
eeyx (Anthrax). P '95, 326
Chabazite. P 82, 38, 288; ’92, 176,
194; 710, 539
chabert (Lanius).
Chaca. P ’05, 462
chaeamel (Phasianus).
Chacide. P ’05, 462
chadsfordiana (Crategus). P
655, 660
Chaelepus. P ’54, 222
Chena. P ’61, 465, 470, 472, 476
Chenactis. P ’48, 21; 63, 65.
177; III, 92
P 64, 239
P 64, 247
‘Chenaina. P ’61, 465
Chenaxis. P ’06, 145; 710, 144
Chaenichthyine. P ’61, 509
Chenichthyoide. P "61, 507, 514
Chaenichthys. P ’61, 509, 515
Chaenobryttus. P 65, 84; ‘77, 44,
59, 94, 96; 06, 515. J VI, 219,
223
' Chenocardia. P ’69, 170
Chenogobius. P 05, 516
Chenomya. P 765, 250
Chenopsetta. P ’64, 218; "77, 206
Chenostoma. P ‘58, 97
cherilus (Cherocampa). J IV, 147
(Darapsa). J IV, 146, 147
(Sphinx). J IV, 147
Cherocampa. P ’85, 88. J 1V, 127,
147, 152
Cherodes. P 791, 357; 93, 185
Cherophyllum. P ’60, 145
Chaerops. P 768, 252
__INDEX“TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
05, |
J I, |
403
Chaetanthera. j vii, 111
Chetetes. P ’59, 9; ’66, 113-117;
"76, 27; ’97, 427
Cheetobranchopsis. P 703, 532
Chetobranchus. P 703, 531
Chetoceros. P ’90, 137
Chetochla. P ’07, 458; ’08, 458
Chetoecnema. P 747, 167; ’73, 57, 73
Cheetococeus. P ’99, 263
Chetocyperus. P ’62, 10, 167
Chetodemus. P ’51, 286
Chetodermis. P ’82, 283
Chetodipterus. P ’84, 45; ’97, 123
Chetodipus. P °84, 262; °93, 407;
03, 25
Chaetodon. P ’61, 99; ’62, 119, 133,
238, 248; ’63, 176; 82, 273, 304;
84, 99, 102, 122, 230, 312; 797,
78, 79, 103, 116, 123, 124; 99, 492;
1900, 504, 512, 513, 520, 527, 528;
01, 325; ’03, 161; ’06, 102, 116;
07, 439. J XII, 544, 546
chaetodon (Bryttus). P 759, 158;
61, 96; ’65, 274. J VI, 218
(Mesgonistius). P ’83, 132;
10, 602.. J VI, 218
(Pomotis). P ’59, 158; ’77, 93
Chetodontidae. P ’97, 123; +’99,
492; 1900, 512, 528; ’06, 102. J
XII, 544
Chestodontine. P ’62, 243
Chetodontoide. P ’62, 243; ’63, 162
chetodontoides (Plectorhynchus). P
"82, 304
Chaetogaster. P 750, 124
Chaetoglena. P ’02, 791; ’05, 763
Chetoglossa. P 795, 333
Chetolabrus. P ’82, 273
Chetomium. P ’90, 220; 93, 130;
94, 326; 95, 20. J II, 292
Chetomorpha. P ’63, 96
Chetopleura. P ’94, 70; ’98, 288
Chetopsis. P 94, 376; ’95, 337
chaetopterana (Pinnixa). P ’78, 298,
324; °79, 402
Chetopteride. P ’07, 110
Chaetopterus. P. ’55, 391; ’88, 73;
1900, 502; ’07, 351. J XII, 29,
62, 66, 78; XIII, 95
Chetospheria. P ’95, 21
Chetostomus. P ’71, 286; ’76, 339
Chetosyllis. P ’06, 352; ’08, 325
Chetotyphla. P ’02, 791; 05, 672
Chetozone. P 703, 468
Chaetura. P 753, 308, 401; ’59, 33;
63, 286; °66, 58; 775, 352, 353;
82, 215; °83, 64; 790, 206; 92,
107; '93, 23, 44; ’95, 484; 96,
116, 130; ’98, 81, 211; ’99, 14, 33;
708, 133, 153; ’09, 361
Chaeturichthys. P ’97, 86
404
chagrinea (Raja).
240
chakasahaense (Pleurocera). P 63,
315
(Trypanostoma). P 762, 175;
63, 315. J V, 280
Chaleanthite. P ’92, 181
chaleauchenia (Columba). P ’59, 143
chaleea (Amara). P 755, 351; ’73,
324
(Donacia). P ’51, 316
chalcedonica (Montacuta). P ’72, 233
Chalcedony. P ’83, 49; 92, 186, 187;
97, 438. J X, 244
chaleeum (Agonum). P 754, 55
(Bembidium). P 43, 297;
57, 4
P ’82, 308; ’92,
Chaleeus. P ’71, 262 ; 703, 523; 706,
441, 449
(Platynus). P 54, 55.
(Prymnomiodon). P ’60, 558
(Tetragonopterus). P ’7 1, 260,
291; 703, 523; ’06, 440
Chaleides. 'P 62, 357
chaleides (Eumeces). P ’84, 66
(Lacerta). P 84, 66; ’08, 118
chalcidica (Iguana). j vi, 13
Chalcidide. P ’42,.192; 56, 237,
239, 307; 64, 228; ’68, 100; 796,
BT. J Vi444; 316
Chalcidolepis. J VIII, 95, 116
Chaleinopsis. P ’71, 264; ’77, 180,
188
Chalcinus.
03, 524;
Chaleis. P 762, 357;
chalcites (Canthon). P
Chalcites. P 59, 142
chaleites (Coprobius). P 743, 304
(Feronia). J II, 254; 1s 29
(Pecilus). P 43, 297. J IL 254
(Pterostichus). P 73, 307
chaleo (Ichneumon.) P 73. 107, 120
Chaleocite. P ’89, 34; 07, 445
Chaleococeyx. P 702, 678
Chalecolepidius. P 744, 153; 754,
223; ’61, 336; ’66, 348. J IV, 35
Chaleolite. P ’92, 175, 181
Chaleomitra. P ’05, 776
chalconatus (Cryptocepalus). P ’73,
31. J IV, 41
chaleonota (Hyla). P ’53, 423
(Hylarana). P ’53, 423; ’68,
P '70, 92; °71, 264, 265;
06, 447-450
68, 284
"78, 314
140
(Rana). P ’02, 694
Chaleoparia. P ’73, 33, 89
Chaleopelia. P ’05, 757
Chaleophanes. P 766, 406, 408
Chaleophora. P ’57, 7; 758, 66;
73, 84; °78, 314. J IV, 34
chaleopterus (Laroides). P ’62, 295
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
chaleopterus. Continued.
(Larus). + 762, 295
(Leucus). P ’62, 295
Chaleopyrite. P ’74, 112; ’80,
85, 19; ’89, 34;
176-192; ’07, 445
chaleospilos (Columba).
57, 39; 759, 144
(Peristera). P
39; ’59, 144
Chaleostibite. P 74, 114
Chaleothraupis. P ’95, 252
Chalepus. J IV, 33
chalicodoma (Eumenes). P
Chalicomys. P ’57, 176;
J VII, 339, 406
Chalicotheriide. J IX, 273, 276
Chalicotherium. P ’70, 113; ’96, 507.
J VII, 206; VIII, 85; IX, 272, 273
Chalimus. P ’89, 95
Chalina. P ’78, 312;
Chalinida. P ’84, 204
chalinius (Bpinephelus).
Chalinolobus. P ’90,
Chalisoma. P 782, $3
challengeri (Pontophilus). P. 96,
175, 183, 185
challengerie (Praxilla). P ’03, 485
chalybea (Cliola). P ’04, 239
(Melania). P ’64, 36; ’65, 23
(Montezumia). P ’99, 461
chalybeum (Catostoma). P 65, 197;
68, 131
chalybeus (Celestus). P ’68, 123
(Diploglossus). P 766, $21
(Hybopsis). J VI, 230
(Notropis). P 704, 240; 708,
541; 710, 287, 602
chalybeeus abbotti
04, 289; 710, 287
chalybeus (Stenus). P 759, 288
chalybata (Manucodia). P ’91, 448
280;
91, 464; 92,
P 56, 321;
56, 321; 57,
99, 457
96, 507.
84, 204
P ’07, 261
(Notropis). P
chalybea (Cantharis). P ’53, 335
(Chantransia). P ’68, Biol. 12
oe ® at une 62, 319
iola).
(Hirundo). P ’60, 133
(Lamprocorax). P 702, 690
(Lytta). P ’53, 335; 708, 617
(Pachyta). J I, 331
(Progne). P ’60, 183; P 790,
210
(Strangalia). J I, 331
chalybee (Clitellaria). P ’94, 272
chalybeata (Fringilla). P ’64, 255
chalybeipennis (Orchestris). P 73,
67
chalybeum (Catostoma). P ’60, 339
chalybeus (Lamprocolius). P 705,
781
(Lamprocorax). P ’99, 216 -
(Lamprotornis). P ’05, 781
a a tila
a a
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—
_._—"JNDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 405
chalybeus. Continued. Chamesaura. j iv, 286. P ’62, 339;
(Turdus). P ’02, 690 68, 273, 284
(Zethus). P ’99, 410 Chamesyce. P ’09, 486
chalybeus altirostris (Lamprocorax).
P 99, 216
chalybeus neglectus (Lamprocorax).
P 99, 216
chalybeus panayensis (Lamprocorax).
P ’99, 216
chalybeus tytleri (Lamprocorax). P
99, 216
?
Chalybite. P ’92, 194
Chalybura. P ’65, 38
Chama. 256. P ’43, 328;
47, 294; '48, 98; °60, 267, 297;
61, 472, 478; °62, 576; ’67, 139;
71, 134; °72, 116-120, 121, 225-
251; °81, 424, 427; ’82, 154-163,
183, 186; ’86, 351; °87, 398, 403;
"88, 324; ’89, 141; °90, 144; 791,
47, 143; 02, 698, 699; ’03, 757.
JI, 124; IT, 129; V, 206; VITI, 375;
119
chama (Glycimeris). P ’77, 24 |
Chamacea. P ’81, 425
Chamacee. J II, 127
Chamea. P °47, 154; 59, 191; 98,
218; °99, 20; ’04, 585. J I, 34;
II, 264
?
Chamebatia. J III, 87
chamecrista (Cassia). P 760, 513;
89, 376; 1900, 649, 652, 666; 702,
642, 662; °10, 546, 547, 565
Chamecyparis. P ’72, 33; ’84, 92;
02, 647, 666; ’07, 454
ee (Cupressus). P
Chamedaphne. P ’07, 456
chameformis (Cardita). P ’72, 52
chamejasme (Androsace). P ’63, 70
Chameleo. P ’41, 111; 54, 99, 101,
102; °56, 147, 153;
‘e715, Tes
"62, 340; ’68, 316
Chameleolis. P °54, 103; ’56, 237;
64, 168. J VIII, 166
Chameleon. P ’96, 309-311, 462
Chameleonide. P ’96, 310, 461
Chameleontide. P 64, 226
Chameleopsis. P ’54, 103; °74, 68
Chamelerium. P 710, 558; ’60, 304
chamemorus (Rubus). P 92, 371
chamenerii (Deilephila). J IV, 144
Chamenerion. P 1900, 483
Chamzospiza. P ’90, 218
73,
Chamepelia. P 59, 301, 305; 60,
195, 378; °63, 302; 66, 93; 775,
348
Chamepholas. P ’62, 201
Chamerhodos. P ’63, 61, 74
Chamerops. P ’58, 122; ’01, 361
_ chaos (Ameeba).
Chamesaracha. P ’96, 35
Chameza. P ’99, 55
Chamalyeeus. P ’08, 586, 588
Chamasaura. j v, 346
chamesarache (Perdita). P ’96, 46,
65
chamberlaini
602
(Potamides).
(Sealpellum). P ’97, 332
(Telescopium). P ’99, 80
chamek (Ateles). P ’62, 510
Chamelea. P ’62, 575
Chameleo. j viii, 324. P ’72,
’87, 359
Chametrachea. P ’72, 120
Chametracheide. P ’72, 120
Chamide. P ’62, 576; ’72, 116; ’91,
47. J II, 130
chamissoni (Woodwardia).
chamissonis (Arnica). P
84, 87
(Carabus ).
(Claytonia).
(Thamnomyces).
chammissoi (Auriculella). P ’88, 14
chamomilla (Matricaria). P ’77, 107
Chamorhynchus. P ’61, 169
Champia. P 55, 412
championi (Cyrtoxipha).
843; °05, 834
(Seytodes). P ’09, 196
Champsocephalus. P ’61, 509
Champsodelphis. P ’67, 150, 153
Champsosaurus. P ’76, 348
Chanda. P ’05, 500
Chandide. P 705, 500
Channa. P ’97, 69
Channorhynchus. P ’84, 162
Chanodichthys. P ’97, 59
Chanomphalus. P ’89, 84
chantenay (Raia). j iv, 106
Chantransia. P ’68, Biol. 12
Chaos. P 78, 99
(Clavilithes). P 701,
P 99, 80
277;
J ITI, 104
63, 68;
P 60, 315
P 63, 59
J Il, 285
P 05, 834,
P 78, 99
(Volvox). P ’78, 99
chapade (Agenia). P ’97, 237, 240
(Astyanax). P ’06, 349
(Augochlora). P 1900, 361,
375
(Augochloropsis). P 1900, 361
(Odynerus). P ’02, 64, 69
(Polybia). P 98, 453
chapadensis (Agapostemon). P 1900,
376
(Amblytropidia). P ’07, 166
(Cephalocema). P ’04, 681
chapadicola (Corynura). P 701, 218,:
219
406
chapmani var. plukenetii (Crategus).
P 710, 247
chapmani (Meloe). P 753, 340
(Psenes). P ’06, 119
chapmanni (Mastodon). P ’74, 222
Chaptia. P ’02, 689
chapuisi (Melocrinus). P ’85, 326
Chara. P ’45, 280; ’54, 164; ’91, 35
Characide. P ‘06, 296
Characidium. P ’71, 259; ’06, 323,
325
Characine. P ’06, 452
Characini. P ’54, 26, 199
Characinide. P ’71, 250, 290; ’83,
34; ’04, 119, 248
Characinus. P ’03, 525
characteristica (Siphonaria). P ’96,
453
Charactes. P 743, 303
Charactus. J I, 74
Charadra. P ’75, 55
Charadriade. P ’53, 426; ’64, 66;
66, 96; ’83, 67; ’95, 474; 705,
759
Charadriomorphe. P ’69, 200; ’70,
85, 86
Charadrus. j v, 96; vii, 192, 291;
viii, 156. P ’51, 222; 753, 426;
55, 315; °56, 294, 322; 757, 39;
58, 195; °59, 173; ’60, 195, 378;
61, 182, 227; ’62, 321; 64, 66,
246; ’66, 96; ’71, 28; ’75, 357;
792, 105; °93, 22, 37, 61; 799,
14, 201; 1900, 23; ’02, 671; 705,
759. J I, 220; II, 272
charanensis (Cyperus). P ’68, 148
charanoides (Schizocosa). P ’08, 165
charantia (Momordica). P ’01, 560
Charax. P ’92, 263; ’06, 453
Charearide. P ’62, 484
Charcharodon. P 746, 41
chariclea (Argynnis). P ’92, 157
Charina. P ’61, 305; ’82, 330, 333;
83, 21, 23; ’01, 15; °’04, 468;
08, 119
Charinotus. J II, 7
Charis. P ’89, 91
Charistena. P ’73, 82
Charitonetta. P ’93, 33, 60; ’95, 469
J IX, 406
charlestonensis (Pectuneulus). P ’71,
132
Charlottensis (Unio). P 763, 191.
0 ¥i, 8
charltoni (Catolynx). P 779, 171
Charonia. P ’91, 59
charonia (Vanessa). P ’85, 86
charonoides (Lycosa). P ’02, 537,
544; ’03, 82, 646, 647; ’04, 276,
278, 286; ’08, 217, 514
“Charopa. P ’92, 401; 1900, 387, 576
Charopide. P ’92, 401
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Charopus. P ’59, 283, 290
charpenterianus (Cyrena). P 760,
276
charpentieri (Cyrena). P ’60, 276
(Eyprepoecnemis). P ’01, 378
charruana (Unio). P ’53, 268
charruanus (Unio). J III, 310
chartacea (Thelophora). J II, 279
chartaria (Potamolepis). P ’87, 270
chartarius (Chartergus). P ’98, 457
Charterginus. P ’98, 458
Chartergus. P ’98, 457
charus (Arhopalus). P ’52, 68. J
II, 17, 103
(Cryptocephalus). P ’47, 173
Charybdis. P 752, 85; 58, 39
charybdis (Lepomis). P ’06, 515.
J VI, 223
Charynopha. P ’78, 314
Chaseolytrum. P 791, 305
Chasiempis. P ’89, 148
Chasmagnathus. P 51,
58, 105; ’80, 189, 221
Ohasmarhynechus. P 765, 274
Chasmistes. P- ’83, 148, 152
Chasmops. P ’89, 167
chatareus (Betta). P ’05, 504
~€Toxotes). P ’05, 504
chatecas (Scymnus). P ’52, 188
chathamensis (Hyalinia). P ’96, 448
(Leptinaria). P ’96, 400, 427,
451; 1900, 95
(Tornatellina). P 1900, 95, 578
(Unio). P 63,191. J VI, 21
(Vitrea). P ’96, 400, 448;
1900, 93
Chatoessus. P 60, 365; ’97, 62
chattanogaensis (Unio). P 58, 166;
77, 27.. J IV, 209
Chaulelasmus. P ’64, 72; ’66, 99;
69, 217; ’71, 36; ’75, 356
Chauliodus. P ’82, 280, 307
Chauliognathus. P ’51, 338; 753,
230; ’58, 71; ’66, 348; ’78, 314;
96, 37. J IV, 12, 35
Chaunacine. P ’63, 90
Chaunax. P ’63, 89, 90
chaunax (Macrochlamys). P ’05, 711
Chaunonotus. P ’57, 33; ’59, 54
Chaunus. J VI, 196
Chaus. P ’79, 171
chaus (Felis). P ’88, 100
Chedrus. P ’82, 279
cheela (Falco).
(Spilornis). P
Cheilanthes. P ’63, 80; ’98, 387
Cheilichthys. P ’03, 333, 350
Cheilinus. P ’62, 143; 1900, 521.
J XII, 539, 550
Cheilio. P 1900, 511
Cheilobranchide. P ’07, 421
Cheilobranchus. P ’07, 421
247, 251;
- Cheirocrinus.
chelieuti (Alaudo).
Cheilodactylus. P ’62, 115, 116, 117;
99, 357
Cheilodipteridae. P 1900, 502
Cheilodipterus. P ’62, 443
cheilodon (Helix). P ’10, 664
Cheilonemus. P ’56, 167, 189;
90, 97; ’85, 14, 18
Cheilospirura. P ’90, 412
Cheilotrema. P ’99, 356
Cheimonea. P ’62, 304
Cheiracanthus. P 56, 53; ’58, Biol.
25; 710, 663
Cheiragra. P ’73, 329
cheiranthoides (Erysimum).
57; °77, 105; ’84, 80
Cheiranthus. P ’93, 208. J III, 186
Cheireogaleus. J X, 275
Cheirocrinide. P ’86, 197
P 69, 72, 73, 75; °86,
P 63,
197, 202-206
Cheirodesmus. P ’96, 259
Cheirodon. P ’54, 199;
515, 519; ’06, 332, 483
Cheirogonus. P ’58, 40
Cheiromeles. P ’04, 251
Cheiromyeces. P ’93, 171
Cheiromyide. P ’82, 321
Cheiromyini. J X, 275
Cheiromys. P ’67, 38; ’77, 314
Cheironectes. P ’63, 90
03, 514,
Cheiroptera. P ’67, 133; 68, 262,
264, 266; ’89, 313; 90, 15. J
VII, 365, 446
Cheirotherium. P 74, 75. J II, 185
chejuensis (Eulota). P ’08, 454
Chela. P ’82, 279
Chelanops. P ’01, 594; ’04, 140
chelata (Argia). P ’08, 488
Cheletropis. P ’73, 215
Chelichnus. P ’56, 78
P 705, 764
P 05, 764
P °46, 110; 51, 215; 91,
436; ’92, 110, 122, 152; ’93, 53,
64; ’95, 492; ’96, 155; ’98, 84,
216; ’99, 49. J I, 31
Chelidones. j iv, 255
Chelidoneum. P ’60, 199
Chelidonia. P ’54, 187
Chelidoptera. P ’99, 305
Chelidornix. P ’89, 149
Chelidrine. P ’72, 22
(Haleyon).
Chelidon.
Chelifer. j ii, 63. P ’70, Biol. 12;
77, 260; 1900, 543; 701, 594;
04,140 —
chelifera (Erigone). P ’05, 309
cheliferum (Theridion). P ’05, 309
Cheline. P ’05, 487
chelipes (Idotea). j i, 444
Cheliphus. P 59, 7
Cheliurus. P ’59, 7
Chelmo. P ’62, 238
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[
77,
407
chelo (Mugil). P 92, 252
Chelocrinus. P ’86, 181, 182, 184
Chelodina. P ’54, 187; °56, 107
Chelodus. P 757, 176
Chelomeles. P ‘68, 284
Chelone. P ’54, 186; 56, 303; ’60,
512; 767, 143; °72, 15; °91, 367,
412; 1900, 485, 488; 10, 582
Chelonia. j vi, 20, 33, 37. P ’42,
217; 751, 329; ’56, 237, 238;
90; ’60, 486; ’71, 49; 791,
419, 458; 95, 383, 403, 406;
175, 693; 04, 474; ’06, 112;
113, 115; 10, 296
Cheloniade. P ’56, 237
Chelonide. P 756, 306; ’08, 115
Chelonii. P 756, 306
Cheloniide. P ’68, 282;
419; ’06, 111
Cheloniodiseus. P 1900, 726
Chelonobia. P ’91, 189, 199
Chelonoides. P 754, 188
Chelonura. j iv, 203, 206, 217; vi,
"91, 417,
30, 37. P °54, 186, 189; 56, 139;
"72, 23; '95, 404; '08, 113; 7°49,
203
Chelopus. P ’59, 7; ’65, 185, 186;
66, 123, 128; °67, 86; ’72, 22;
08, 114. J VIII, 153; XI, 195
Chelydide. P °72, 22; ’98, 101
Chelydobatrachus. P ’83, 57. J VI,
189
Chelydra. P 754, 186; 59, 7; 65,
187; ’68, 96, 118, 250, 298; ’72,
22, 23; °78, 24; ’80, 348; ’91, 414,
421, 426; ’92, 333; ’93, 386; ’95,
386; 03, 552; ’04, 467; ’08, 113
Chelydride. P ’82, 332; ’91, 417,
419; ’95, 386; 708, 113
Chelydrinus (Osteopygis). P ’68, 147
Chelyiide. P ’91, 417, 420
Chelymorpha. P °73, 76, 77
Chelys. j vi, 33. P 54, 187;
107; ’91, 421, 426
Chelysoma. P ’64, 160
Chelytherium. P ’91, 423
Chemmis. P ’09, 199
Chemnitzia. P ’60, 185; 62, 566;
"71, 174; °76, 281, 298; ’82, 168,
170; °90, 450, 45%; 99, 150-177;
705, 22. J ITI, 333; IV, 287, 299,
391; VIII, 315, 358, 363
chemnitziana (Apoma). P ’98, 268
(Cochlodina). P ’98, 267
(Cylindrella). P ’98, 268
(Gastrochaena). P ’61, 485
(Helix). P 74, 51, 58
ehemnitzianum (Cerithium).
393
chemnitzii (Area). P ’10, 488
(Galatea). P ’61, 25
(Lingula). P 773, 203
56,
P ’01,
408
Continued.
(Lucina). P 72, 85
(Natica). P ’08, 556, 558
chemnitzioides (Bulimulus). P
398, 424, 445
(Bulimus).
(Nesiotus).
(Omphalostyla).
(Pleuropyrgus).
chemungensis (Atrypa).
265
(Avicula).
chemnitzii.
96,
P '96, 445
P 96, 445
P 96, 445
P 96, 445
j viii, 233,
j viii, 243
(Delthyris). j viii, 263
(Inoceramus). j viii, 246
(Nuculites). j viii, 247. P
71, 165
(Streptorhynchus). P ’83, 213
(Strophomena). j viii, 257
Chen. P 51, 223; °59, 109; 75,
355; ’95, 470, 503; ’98, 138; ’99,
28; 1900, 15; ’05, 688. J I, 225;
IX, 406, 409, 410
Chenalopex. P ’68, 3, 8, 15;
217; ’70, 180; ’05, 761
Cheniseus. P ’69, 217
chenoderma (Astacus). P ’83, 165
Chenomorphe. P ’69, 200, 201; ’70,
87
69,
chenonii (Dendrophis). P ’57, 54
(Leptophis). P 757, 54
chenopodiaceew. P ’60, 512; °63, 75;
84, 90; ’¥9, 106; 1900, 665; ’89,
402
chenopodii (Zoloplus). P ’06, 385,
401
Chenopodina. P ’63, 75; ’67, 22
Chenopodium. P 743, 261; ’60, 512;
63, 75; °77, 108; ’89, 402; 798, |.
375; 1900, 657, 665; 702, 661;
709, 380
Chenopsis: P ’69, 216
chenopus. P ’47, 287; ’48, 98. J
a5 417
cheonda. P 756, 207; ’65, 70; ’77, 92
Chera. P ’99, 215
Cheraphilus. P ’93, 126, 127; ’95,
177, 182-187
Cheraps. P ’52, 15, 87
cherimolia (Anona). P ’98, 410
cheriway (Polyborus). P ’92, 105, |
115; ’99, 29; ’05, 689
Cherleria. P ’88, 396
Chermes. P ’99, 260, 264, 271; ’07,
3-22
Cherna (Anthias). P ’63, 178
Chernetide. P ’04, 120
cherokeus (Pentremites). J IT, 91, 92
cherrei (Hyla). P ’94, 195
cherriei (Elaina). P ’09, 361
chersea (Pelias). P ’59, 342
chersina (Helix). j ii, 156. P ’58,
200; ’60, 19, 154; ’61, 308, 330,
398; °72, 99
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Chersine. P ’54, 188, 189
chersinellus (Zonites). P
167; ’89, 198
chersinus (Conulus).
chersinus trochulus
1900, 456
chersinus (Euconulus).
710, 131-133
chersinus dentatus (Euconulus). P
06, 533, 563
chersinus trochulus (Euconulus). P
706, 124, 153, 534
75, 153,
P 1900, 140
(Conulus). P
P ’02, 420;
chersis (Lethia). J IV, 169
Chersites. P ’56, 107
Chersodromus. P ’61, 302, 306
Chersus. P ’54, 188
Chersydrus. P ’60, 75; ’71, 202
chesnelii (Rissoina). P ’91, 54
Chesodromus. F ’65, 197 ‘
chesterense (Orthonychia). P 66,
265; ’90, 176
(Platyceras). P ’66, 265; 90,
176
chesterensis (Agassizocrinus). P ’86,
189
(Capulus). P ’90, 158, 162, 176
(Dichocrinus). P ’60, 383
(Nautilus). P ’60, 469
(Pleurotomaria). P ’60, 460;
60, 383
(Pterotocrinus). P ’81, 230, 265
(Schizodus). P ’60, 457
Chesterlite. P ’66, 113; ’92, 190
Chettusia. P ’71, 194-196; ’72, 32; |
99, 26, 48, 202
chevillioni (Adapisorex). P ’90, 54,
(Plesiadapis). P ’90, 54
chevrolati (Coryna). P ’08, 604
(Mylabris). P ’08, 604
Chevrolatia. P ’66, 370
chevrolatii (Throscus). P ’66, 347
cheyennense, (Ancyloceras). P 60,
421
(Helicoeeras). P ’60, 185, 421
cheyennensis (Ammonites). P 756,
281; 760, 420
(Anecyloceras). P ’56, 71, 280;
60, 185
(Aptychus). P ’60, 421; 761,
27
(Gladius). P ’60, 422; ’61, 427
(Seaphites). P ’60, 420
(Tellina). P ’56, 82, 284; 760,
60,
426
(Turrilites). P
185, 421
cheynei (Succinea). P ’87, 137
chia (Venus). J VIIT, 318
Chiamela. P ’68, 284
chiapensis (Achatina). P ’60, 152
(Binneya). P ’98, 230
(Helicina). P ’60, 158
56, 280;
___—- INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
chiapensis. Continued.
amily P ’60, 151
ee): P ’60, 151
chiapas (Iehneumon). P 73, 106,
Chiasmodontide. P "84,
84, 183;
183
ehiastodactylus (Patelliocrinus).
tg
181, 275
Chiastolite. P ’82, 314
chicagoensis (Eucalyptocrinus). P
"85, 355
chichijimana (Clathurella). P 704,11
(Otesia). P ’05, 711, 718
chichimeca (Pimpla). P 73, 402
chichimecus (Ichneumon). P 73,
108, 123
(Mesostenus). P ’73, 151, 155
chickasawhensis (Unio). P ’61, 39.
J V, 101
chicoensis (Baculites). P ’82, 213
Chicoreus. P ’78, 397. J VIII, 350
nels (Mesoleius).
18
eee ( (Falco). P ’67, 215
chieminiensis (Cucullea). P ’77, 22
Chilabothrus. P ’56, 237; ’68, 312
chilalleum \ Lepidodendron). P ’60,
520
childrene (Cyrena). P ’60, 276
childreni (Lucina). P ’72, 87
(Orsodachna). P_ 66,
"73, 22
P ’48, 104
P 94,
348;
?
(Pleurotoma).
childreni var. bilota (Pleurotoma).
P 95, 123, 129, 130
chilense ’ (Dentalium). J VII, 316
(Museulium). P °’60, 269
(Pisum). P ’60, 269
chilensis (Aptenodytes). P ’72, 173,
174, 210
(Avellana). J VIII, 315
(Belemnites). J VIII, 308
(Bufo). P ’62, 358. J VI,
cme J VIII, 317
Calcinus). P °58, 234
(Chionoecetes). P ’70, 106
(Cinulia). J VIII, 315
(Clathrus). J VIII, 315
(Corbicula). P
VIII, 317
Fe
(Coronella).
47
i (Cyelas). Ae 60, 269, 289; 762,
(Diomedea). P ’72, 174, 209
(Dipsas). P ’54, 226; ’60, 247
(Donacilla). J VIII, 333
(Eleginus). P ’61, 522
(Exoecoetus). P ’99, 337
(Fragaria). P ’84, 82; ’92, 371
(Fusus). J VIII, 314
70
54, 226; 760,
60, 269. J.
409
chilensis. Continued.
(Genypterus).
75
(Gonia). P ’94, 278
(Gordius). P ’51, 283
(Hippurites). J VIII, 324
(Icterus). P ’66, 12
(Liboecedrus). P 58, 123
(Lucina). J VIII, 333
(Mactra). J VIII, 317
(Miecraster). J VIII, 325
(Nautilus). J VIII, 308
(Nepunea). J VIII, 314
(Nereis). P ’09, 245
P 83, 293; °99,
(Pectocarya).
(Pelamys).
(Pendulinus).
(Percichthys).
61, 51
(Perna).
(Pleuronoctes).
(Polynoé). P
(Raia). P 710, 468;
710, 468
P ’99, 345
J VI, 315
(Sarda).
(Seala).
J VIII, 325
P 06, 49
(Spirifer).
P 54, 226;
(Stenobothrus).
(Tachymenis).
60, 247. J VIII, 159, 180
(Terebratula). QE °73, 184. J
VIII, 336
(Thelphusa). P 780, 35
(Turritella). J VIII, 330
(Venus). J VIII, 333
(Xanthornus). P 67, 58
chilhoweensis (Helix). P ’75, 334
(Mesodon). P ’75, 334
(Polygyra). P 1900, 113, 115,
118; ’02, 417, 420, 424
Chilichthys. P 77, 204; 782, 283
chiliense (Sealaria). P ’60, 197
(Sealpellum). P ’08, 111
chiliensis (Exocetus). P ’60, 472
(Mactra). P ’60, 198
(Sealaria). P 60, 197
Chilina. P ’96, 561
chilina (Natica). J VIII, 315
Chilinide. P ’96, 561
Chilinus. P 82, 274
Chilio. P ’82, 274, 275
chiliticus (Hybopsis). P 710, 286
(Notropis). P 710, 286
Chillina. J VIII, 331
P
60, 205
Chilocorus.
P ’67, 58
i OT
J VIII, 335
J. VIIl,
10, 330
99, 328;
321
52, 130;
42
P ’47, 180;
59, 90, 292. J IV, 11,
Chiloeyelus. P 63, 34, 35
Chilodactyli. P 61, 45
410
Chilodactylus. P ’62, 114, 115, 117,
118
Chilodipteroide. P ’62, 251; ’63, 81
Chilodipterus. P ’61, 45
chiloensis (Agonopsis). P ’61, 167
(Aptenodytes). P ’72, 173, 210
(Aspidophorus). P ’61, 167
(Dactylina). P ’62, 194, 205,
450. J VIIT, 332
(Gitocentrum).
(Petricola).
(Pholas).
195, 205
( Vespertilio).
Chilognatha. j ii, 102
Chilomeniscus. P ’60, 339; ’61, 302,
305; ’67, 85; °68, 289; ’82, 333;
701, 17, 84; °04, 468; 08, 123. J
VIII, 141
Chilomonas. P ’77, 198
Chilomycteris. P ’77, 203;
131. J VIII, 255
Chilomyzon. P ’06, 309
Chilonatalus. P ’98, 326
Chilonectria. P ’90, 246
Chilonyeteris. P ’89, 331;
98, 326; ’02, 161, 400;
207, 250-255
P ’62, 450
J VIII, 334
J VIII, 332. P 62,
P 66, 284
97, 91,
90, 30;
04, 181-
Chilonyx. P ’83, 69, 108
Chilophryne. P ’62, 341, 357, 358;
63, 49
Chilopoma. P ’82, 333; ’01, 18, 31;
08, 120
chilopsidis (Ancistromma). P 97,
137
Chiloscyllium. P ’08, 53. J XII,
499
Chilotrema.
Chilotus.
P '61, 104; ’92, 392
P 74, 187, 188, 190
Chimera. P ’62, 331; ’76, 53; ’77,
219-250; ’82, 308; ’92, 241; ’07,
421; ’10, 603
chimera (Floseularia). P ’03, 391
Chimeride. P ’92, 241; ’07, 419;
710, 603
Chimaphila. P ’60, 303, 512; 1900,
485, 488; ’02, 663, 668; °10, 581
chimaphile (Spherella). P ’93, 447
Chimarocephala. P ’09, 435
Chimerina. P ’68, 6, 28, 29
Chimotrema. P ’58, 209
Chincha. P ’08, 97
Chinchilla. J VIII, 72
Chinchillide. P ’82, 321. J VII,
358, 407
chinchilloides (Euneomys). P ’74,
185
(Reithrodon). P ’74, 185
chinense (Aulostoma). P ’63, 179
chinensis (Albula). P ’99, 67
(Aulostoma). P 784,
1900, 500
161;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
chinensis. Continued.
(Boleophthalmus). P 705, 513
(Cirrhimurena). J XII, 501
(Cissa). P ’91, 442
(Cnidon). P ’61, 52
chinensis minor (Cissa). P ’91, 442
chinensis (Cyclas).
P °60, 270, 289
(Cyclotus).
P 82, 232, 233
(Diomedea). P ’66, 177
(Felis). P ’79, 172
(Fistularia). P ’63, 179; 784,
161; 1900, 500
(Glauconome). P ’61, 26
(Globioeephalus). P ’69, 21
chinensis immaculata (Hyla). P ’99,
184
chinensis (Miletus). P ’85, 87
(Opeas). P ’82, 235
(Oriolus). P ’91, 449
(Paludina). P 756, 110; 705,
748. J VI, 115
(Psittacus). P ’64, 240
(Quercus). P ’86, 294
P ’99, 183
P 97, 67
(Rana).
b 782, 235
(Salanx).
(Stenogyra).
P 82, 235
P ’60, 224
(Sueccinea).
(Tesseratoma).
(Tetrao). P ’64, 247
(Turtur). P ’63, 321
(Uncia). P ’79, 173
(Unio). P ’68, 150. J VI, 325
(Vaginulus). P ’82, 236
(Viviparus). P ’05, 748
chiniana (Cisticola). P ’05, 771
(Drymoica). P 705, 771
chinquis (Pavo). P ’64, 247
Chinus. P ’60, 21
Chiococea. P ’89, 386; 705, 700;
09, 493
Chiolite. P ’97, 437
Chion. P ’01, 208. J II, 12
Chionactis. P ’60, 241; ’61, 303;
66, 310, 311; 68, 289; ’82, 333;
01, 66. J VIII, 142
chionanthi (Acherontia). J IV, 163
(Dermatea). P ’93, 148
(Sphinx). J IV, 163
(Valsa). P 94, 340
Chionanthus. P ’87, 280
Chionaspis. P ’99, 260
Chione. P 742, 191; ’60, 567; 765,
57; °71, 130, 186; 78, 303; 798
419; 02, 701; ’04, 552, 583, J
VIII, 334
chione (Venus).
chioneus (Polyporus).
Chionis. P 55, 288
Chionobas. P ’62, 54, 57
chionobasis (Helicella). P ’97, 359
(Lejeania). P ’97, 359
Chionecetes. P ’57, 217; ’70, 106
P95, 251
J ITT, 208
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Chionophila. P ’63, 71
chionophila (Strigamia). J V; 50
Chiracanthium. P 1900, 532; 01,
574; 03, 129, 133, 340; 04, 123;
709, 199
gy aaa P ’50, 25;
788, 323; , 105
Squilla).” P ’93, 105
chiricahuana (Ashmunella). P 99,
192; 05, 211, 224, 225, 233, 234,
241, 242, 248-253; ’09, 506; ‘10,
53, 81, 96, 110
chiricahuana mogollonensis (Ash-
munella). P ’05, 252
ehiricahuana var. varicifera (Ash-
munella). P ’09, 505
icahuana (Holospira). P 05,
215, 217, 218, 219; 710, 118, 127
chiricahuana gracilis *(Holospira). Pp
10, 130
chiricahuana optima (Holospira). P
(Holospira).
P 710, 128
chiricahuana (Oreohelix). P 05,
271, 288, 284; °10, 47, 50, 85
chiricahuana obsoleta (Oreohelix). P
10, 86, 88
chiricahuana percarinata (Oreohelix).
P 710, 86, 87
chiricahuana (Polygyra). P ’96, 15;
99, 192; 05, 233, 250; ’09, 505;
10, 46
(Rallus). j v, 138
(Ypacaha). j v, 138
Chiridota. P °63, 142
05, 840
ehivi uiens isis (Area). P ’60, 567.
J 345, 378
Chirita., P ’58, 131
Chirnomides. P 7°42, 192
chiroacanthus (Eupagurus). P
236
(Pagurus). P 58, 236
. Chirocentride. J XII, 501
Chirocentrus. j i, 363. J XI, 501
jue (a 200; 780,
58,
Chirocrinide. P ’86, 197
Chirocrinus. P ’86, 202
Chirodactylus. P ’62, 114, 119
Chiroderma. P ’78, 48; ’91, 404;
1900, 756
Chirodon. P
Chirodota. P ’55, 386
Chirodus. P 56, 99
Chirogaleus. P 88, 99
Chirogide. J IX, 219
chirogona (Sesarma). P 780, 214
Chiroleptes. P ’68, 250. J VI, 82,
89, 93, 112
03, 515; °06, 332
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Chirolophis. P ’82, 278; ’91, 105
Chiromacheris. P ’99, 33
Chiromantis. P ’68, 272
Chiromyide. P ’68, 295; ’83, 78.
J X, 275
Chiromys. P ’83, 77; 1900, 419-423;
02, 253; ’04, 149, 155. J VIII,
71; X, 275, 285, 302, 306, 313-315,
328, 337, 340
chiron (Cherocampa). J IV, 149, 150
(Sphinx). J IV, 150
Chironectes. P ’62, 241; 63, 176;
03, 174
Chironectide. P ’63, 89
Chironematine. P 62, 104, 105, 112
Chironemus. P ’61, 45; 762, 113
Chironia. P ’58, 129; ’78, 230
ehironii (Kellia). P 772, 231
Chironius. P ’60, 556
Chironomide. P ’94, 419; ’95, 320
Chironomus. j i, 45; iii, 12; vi, 149.
P ’95, 320
Chiropacha. P ’01, 279
Chiropsis. P 57, 201; ’61, 165
Chiroptera. P 04, 149
chiropterus (Spelerpes). P ’63, 54;
65, 195-197; ’69, 95, 105, 106
Chiropus. ty 03, 702
Chirostoma. P ’62, 280;
65, 81;
77, 94, 175, 180, 187, 213; 82,
276; ’99, 338, 341; ’03, 730, 734,
736, 739
Chirox. P ’87, 282, 286; ’91, 130,
135. J IX, 187, 213, 219, 220,
252, 253
chirtah (Lutianus). J XII, 526
chirurgus (Acanthurus). P ’84, 102,
230
(Chaetodon). P ’84, 230
Chirus. P ’54, 132, 141, 147; 757,
201; 61, 165; ’62, 277
chisambensis (Mylabris). P ’08, 600,
608
chishimana (Macroeallista). P 05,
118
chishimanum (Buccinum). P _ 05,
103
chismatoide (Gasteros)._ P ’62, 240
Chisternon. P ’72, 162; ’91, 425
Chiton. P 748, 98; 55, 266; ’62,
570; °71, 140; °76, 243; ’82, 170:
94, 70, 75, 85; 04, 257-259, 336.
J VI, 331
Chitonide. P °94, 85; ’01, 203
chitoniformis (Lepidonotus). P 703,
405-412
Chitoniseus. P ’04, 107
Chitracephalus. P ’91, 416
chittyanum (Metcalfia). P 710, 524
(Stoastoma). P 710, 524
Chitulia. P 59, 347
chiyakensis (Decapotoma). P ’08, 605
412
chiyakensis var. tekama (Decapo-
toma). P ’08, 605
chiyakensis (Mylabris). P ’08, 605
chiyakensis var. tekama (Mylabris).
P 708, 605
Chizerhis. P ’05, 765
Chlenius. P ’43, 296, 304; 744, 51;
52, 66; 7°54, 59; 56, 25; 759,
69, 287; ’66, 347; °73, 326. J
IX, 12, 29; XI, 280
Chlamidococeus. J III, 59-67
Chlamydini. P ’73, 30
Chlamydocephalus. P 757, 159
Chlamydodera. P ’91, 449
Chlamidomonas. J III, 60
Chlamydophrys. P ’77, 262-264
Chlamydotherium. P 744, 12. J
VII, 259
Chlamys. P ’73, 30, 83. J IV, 14;
VIII, 293
Chlarias. P ’97, 57; ’05, 461. J
XII, 499
Chlariide. P ’05, 461; XII, 499
Chloanthite. P ’89, 184
Chloéaltis. P 04, 518, 563; 706, 19,
29, 367; ’07, 459; ’09, 113, 143;
10, 616, 628
Chlebora. P ’01, 372
Chleia. P ’03, 426
Chlephaga. P ’69, 217; ’70, 131
Chlétrophus. P ’70, 181
Chlorea. P ’92, 393
Chloraenas. P ’60, 194
chlorantha (Pyrola). P ’60, 200;
63, 70, 94; °84, 88; ’07, 457.
J IIT, 181, 183, 194
chloranthus (Zigadenus). j vii, 57
chloreudeta (Tenodera). P ’03, 704
Chlorhemide. P ’03, 487; ’08, 356;
709, 284
Chlorichthys.
97, 119
Chlorida. P ’93, 107. J II, 7
Chloridella. P ’93, 107
chlorinella (Calonectria).
Chlorinoides. P ’91, 215
Chlorion. P ’94, 299; ’96, 551; ’97,
375; ’99, 200
Chloris. P ’60, 192, 376;
91, 306; ’01, 558
chloris (Actinocrinites). P ’69, 154
(Actinoerinus).. P ’81, 320
(Agenia). P ’94, 297
(Alcedo). P ’02, 675
(Haleyon). P ’02, 675
(Herpetodryas). P ’60, 508
(Lamarius). P ’59, 53
(Lanius). P ’59, 53
(Nicator). P ’99, 39
(Searus). P ’63, 179
(Secomber). P ’62, 437; ’97,
101
P '63, 205; ’82, 275;
P 95, 29
89, 361;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Chlorite. P ’76, 119, 120; ’78, 402;
80, 280; ’83, 244; '92, 181; 96,
220; °97, 414, 446; 1900, 249, 257
Chloritis. P ’92, 393, 397, 398; ’01,
347, 565, 617; ’04, 628, 629; 705,
710, 736; ’08, 41
chlorizans (Stenacris). P ’04, 787,
788; ’05, 39, 53; ’07, 291
chlorocephala (Chrysobothris). P
57, 9
chlorocephalus (Hybopsis). P 710,
286
(Notropis). P ’10, 286
chlorocyanus (Anolis). P ’56, 237;
08, 116. J VIII, 166
chlorodia (Temnochila). P ’59, 70;
’61, 335. J IV, 12, 32
(Trogosita). J IV, 32
Chlorodine. P ’52, 76
Chlorodius. P ’52, 78; ’58, 33; ’79,
395
chloroéchis (Toxicoa). P ’59, 341 .
(Vipera). P ’59, 341; ’62, 337
Chlorogalum. P ’68, 173. J III, 103
chloroleuca (Galleoma). P ’72, 222
chlorolophus (Gecinus). P 763, 326
Chloromys. j ii, 337
Chloromyxum. P ’07, 278
Chloronerpes. P 763, 326
chloronota (Cinnyris). P ’59, 36
(Pseudogerygone). P
chloronotus (Cinnyris).
(Criniger). P ’99, 42
(Picus). P ’59, 141
(Porphyrio). P ’05, 758
(Trichophorus). P 759, 148;
99, 42. J V, 181
Chloropal. P ’89, 35
Chloroperla. P ’62, 366
Chloropeta. P ’55, 325; ’05, 769 3
chloropetoides (Thamnornis). P ’99,
211 a
chlorophea (Hypsiglena). P 60,
247; 766, 304; ’01, 87
(Rhinortha). P ’02, 678
chloropheus (Cuculus). P ’02, 678
Chlorophanus. P ’55, 416; ’64, 267;
99, 35
chlorophanus (Chlaenius). P 756,
26; °66, 347; °73, 325
Chlorophilus. P 782, 329
Chlorophis. P ’57, 53, 72; ’60, 559
chlorophthalmus (Gelasimus). P ’80,
151
chlorophylla (Erioptera). P 59, 226
Chloropicus. P ’59, 141
Chlorops. j vi, 187. P ’95, 318, 339
Chloropsis. P ’48, 24; 702, 682. J
I, 187
chloropsis (Ilyanthus). P ’78, 31
chloropteron (Catostomus). P 60,
473
ne
chloropterum (Astroma). P ’04, 682
Catastomus). P ’65, 85
(Plectropoma). P 762, 236;
07, 258
chloropterus (Cherojulis). P ’63, 206
(Conurus). P ’09, 359
(Epinephelus). Pp 07, 258
(Iehthyeallus). P 63, 206;
"82, 275
chloropus (Pulica). P 05, 757
: Gallinula). P ’60, 378;
75
chloropyga (Certhiola).
Nectarinia). P
05,
P 64, 272
57, 39; °59,
ogee (Totanus). jv, 86. J
I, 2
?
chlororhyncha (Diomedea). P_ ’66,
174, 184, 188; 99, =
(Thalassarche). P ’66, 185
chlororhynchos (Diomedea). j viii,
157
chlororhynchus (Procellaria). P ’64,
123
_ omacurth P ’64, 123
Philos). POT, 107
(Thie 64, 123, 142
al ceaatees. P ’62, 431, 437;
06, 114
Chloroscombrus. P 758, 168; ’62,
239, 431, 437; ’83, 284; ’06, 114;
97, 91, 102
Chlorosina. P ’76, 286
Chlorosoma. P ’56, 243; ’60, 558;
701, 66; 708, 122
chlorosoma (Agenia). P
Chlorospermee. P ’55, 413;
Chlorospingas. P ’65, 171
Chlorospiza. P ’65, 90
Chlorosplenium. P ’93, 146;
chlorostigma (Varanus). P
Chlorostilbon. P ’90, 206
Chlorostoma. P 91, 54;
_ 704, 33. J VIII, 331 .
chlorostoma (Aquillus). P ’05, 292
(Peristernia). P ’01, 391
(Triton). P ’88, 324
chlorostomus (Triton). P
Chlorothraupis. P ’99, 35
chlorotica (Amastra). P ’88, 49
_ (Necroseia). P ’04, 76
(Pepsis). P ’97, 282
chloroticus (Acteon). J II, 323
(Allolobophora). P ’02, 84
(Drymobius). P ’94, 203
(Helodrilus). P ’02, 84
chlorum (Cyrtophyllicus). P
413, 479
ehlorura (Fringilla).
99, 17. Jl, 51
(Oreospiza). P
04, 583
97, 236
89, 351
95, 429
56, 150
01, 202;
91, 52
09,
j viii, 154. P
99, 20;
28;
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03,
~chondropus (Sillago). P
504
413
chlorura. Continued.
(Pipilo). P ’59, 107;
150
(Zonotrichia). J I, 51
Chlorurus. P ’82, 274
chlorurus (Pipilo). P
90, 218
Chlorus. P ’07, 191
Chnaunanthus. P ’73, 329
Choanopoma. P ’81, 15; ’84, 211
chocolata (Purpura). J VIII, 327
a (Terebratula). P ’61,
1
68, 84,
66, 89, 90;
Cheenopsetta. P ’64, 216, 218
Cheradodis. P ’03, 712
cherocephalus (Centrobranchus). P
038, 45
Cherodes. P 52, 62. J II, 213
Choerojulis. P ’62, 240, 331;
205, 206, 223; ’77, 207
Cheromorus. J VIII, 84
Cheronycteris. P ’94, 181
Cheropine. P ’63, 222
Cheropotamus. P ’57, 89, 158;
63,
58,
157; ’61, 433. J VII, 174, 197,
202, 389
Cherops. J XII, 535
Cheropsis. P ‘67, 12; 73, 268;
78, 61; 781, 128; ’91, 357; ’93,
185-187. J II, 213-223
cherostoma (Anchovia). P ’06, 87
cherostoma cayorum (Anchovia). P
06, 85
Choleva. P ’53, 282
Cholepus. P ’87, 67; ’94, 182; ’01,
366; 04, 477
Chologaster. P ’59, 63; ’77, 89
choloropus (Gallinula). P ’70, 86
cholula (Ichneumon). P ’73, 107, 119
Chomatodus. P 91, 365
Chondestes. P 751, 218; 753, 383;
59, 107, 191, 301, 304; 66, 84;
68, 83, 149; ’90, 218; ’92, 109,
120; ’93, 22, 49; ’95, 489; 98,
214; 704, 583. J I, 49
Chondrella. P ’79, 28. J VIII, 407,
410; IX, 106, 110, 111
Chondrenchelys. J IX, 436
Chondria. P ’55, 412, ’57, 74
Chondrioderma. P ’91, 390; ’93, 368
Chondrodera. P ’06, 281
Chondrodite. j ii, 287. P ’72, 276;
792, 190; 1900, 231 _
Chondroperna. P ’60, 50
Chondroplites. P ’62, 126
Chondropoma. P ’58, 211; ’60, 153;
782, 105, *91, 331; ’92, 338; 03,
780; ’07, 193; 710, 523
61, 503,
Chondrosium. P ’91, 302
Chondrostei. P ’68, 256, 258, 263, 265
414
Chondrostoma. P ’65, 70
Chondrostomi. P 756, 175
Chondrotus. P ’95, 407; 1900, 617;
708,: 127. .20 TH 308
Chondrula. P 1900, 428
Chondrus. P ’82, 215
Chone. P ’02, 276; ’06, 257; ’08, 360
Chonemonas. P ’05, 673
Chonespondylus. P ’68, 178
Chonetes. P ’58, 143, 262; 759, 12-
26; ’60, 128, 450; ’62, 410; ’63,
5; '66, 218; °70, 35; \788;- 213;
84, 54; ’88, 228, 244; ’91, 244,
246; ’97, 417, 449. J III, 23-31
Chonetus. P ’69, 172
Choneziphius. P ’76, 81. J VIII,
218
Chonophorus. P ’62, 240
chonops (Proroziphius). P ’76, 114.
J VIII, 229
chopi (Agelaius). P ’66, 11
Choretypus. P ’04, 672
chordalis (Soliera). P 63, 96; 755,
412
chordata (Brachypodella). P ’98, 278
(Pupa). P ’89, 411
chordatus (Bulimus). P ’58, 198
(Pupoides). P 1900, 585, 589
Chordediles. P ’83, 64
Chordeiles. P 751, 180, 186, 215;
53, 307; 55, 307; ’59, 106, 301,
303; ’63, 285; ’66, 41, 58; ’68,
82, 119; °71,) 26; °75, 353; "02,
107, 116; ’93, 43, 62; ’95, 484;
96, 130; ’98, 81, 210; ’99, 30;
03, 26; 705, 690; ’08, 87, 94, 153;
09, 360. J IT, 261
Chordodes. P ’01, 289-291; ’07, 272
chordorhiza (Carex). P 787, 77
Chorea. P ’47, 150
Choridesmus. P ’96, 261
Chorimyeterus. P ’06, 325
Chorinemus. P 758, 168;
177; 705, 56
Chorinus. j viii, 108. P ’50, 23, 26;
79, 385; ’91, 215
Choriplax. P ’94, 70
Chorisoneura. P ’05, 792, 839;
271; 7°10, 586
Chorististum. P ’62, 15, 236
Choroetypi. P ’04, 670
Choristopoda. P 755, 393
Choristopus. P ’69, 217
Chorizanthe. P ’48, 17.
Chorizopia. P ’84, 167
Choretypi. P ’04, 670
Chorophilus. P 754, 60; 55, 427;
65, 84, 194; ’93, 386; ’95, 397;
708, 125. J VI, 84, 86, 112
Chorostate. P ’93, 448; ’94, 338
Chorozema. P 758, 128
63, 167,
06,
J I, 166
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Chorthippus. P ’02, 631;
07, 459; 709, 143; 10, 616, "628
Chortophaga. P 04, 777, 786; 05,
38, 53, 803, 841; ’06, 374; 07,
06, 367;
290); 09, 147; 10, 585, 588- 592,
616, 628
Chortophila. P ’95, 336
Chotorhea. P ’02, 679
choucador (Corvus). P ’67, 216
Chriacus. P ’83, 80; ’92, 295, 322,
415, 420; ’97, 40
Chriodorus. P ’06, 91
Chriomitra. P ’79, 188; ’84, 233
Christolia. P ’73, 163
christyi (Actinocrinus). P 68, 351;
"81, 306, 340
(Batocrinus). P ’68, 351; ’78,
230, 233; ’85, 275
(Goniobasis). P ’62, 269; ’64,
29; ’65, 23. J V, 328
’ (Helix). P.% 74, 119; ’75, 209;
89, 203
(Mesodon). P ’75, 154
(Periechocrinus). P ’81, 306,
340
(Pleurocera). P ’63, 314
(Polygyra). P ’02, 417, 420;
1900, 113, 128
(Saccocrinus). P ’81, 306; ’85,
328 3
(Trypanostoma). P ’62, 1738; —
63, 315.. J V, 272 a
chrisypa (Anguilla). P 04, 506;
10, 600
Chroecocephalus. P ’66, 99; 69, 2145
"71, 40; 775, 357
Chroicocephalus. P ’61, 247; 762,
293, 309, 325
Chromacris. P ’04, 532; ’05, 414,
841; ’07, 174; ’08, 15
chromatus (Octopus). P ’88, $24
Chromichthys. P ’62, 134
Chromidide. P ’71, 250, 290
Chromis. P ’61, 502;
238; ’63, 214, 220;
97, 117, 118; 798, 343;
J XII, 533
chromis (Chromis).
343
(Pogonias). P ’61, 101, 105;
’63, 31; ’77, 209; ’87, 394
(Sciena). j ii, 306. P ’63, 31
Chromite. P ’73, 365; 780, 273;
"82, 343, 344; ’90, 118; ’92, 186-
189, 201
Chromodoris. P ’79, 72, 108; ’80,
90; ’88, 327; ’99, 518; ’04, 377
Chroococeus. P ’09, 107
Chrosomus. P ’61, 523;
67, 157; °7%, V1 Bee. ee
92, 261, 271;
99, 358.
P 92, 271; 98,
64, 281;
410;
yd hae i a ini a ae eT ae
62, 139, 149,
ee eee em
_—
704, 244; 08, 519, 520. J VI,
208, 210, 233, 241
chrosomus (Hybopsis). P 710, 287
(Notropis). P 710, 287
chrotorrhinus (Arvicola). P
282, 286
chrysetos (Aquila).
94, |
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95, 464, 479; ’98, 209; °04, 581;
05, 689; 708, 85. J IX, 418
(Faleo). j iii, 345. P 53,
396, 452
chrysalis (Bulimorpha). P ’89, 300;
"91, 264
(Bulimulus). P ’74, 53
(Caleeocrinus). P ’86, 200, —
203, 205
(Cheirocrinus). P ’86, 205
(Pachychilus). P ’92, 340
(Polyphemopsis). P ’66, 267;
89, 300; 91, 264
(Smaris). P ’92, 267
ehrysallida (Eulima). P ’05, 110
P 97, 18,
chrysaloides (Bulimulus).
20
Chrysantha. P 48, 10. J I, 155;
If, 97
chrysanthemifolia (Ellisia).
97
chrysanthemoides (Bidens). P
385; 1900, 670; ’09, 397
(Villanova). P ’63, 65
Chrysanthemum. P 772, 126,
75, 18; °76, 110; °77, 107;
201; ’04, 108
chrysargus (Tropidonotus). P
694
ehrysargyreum (Hemulon). P
110
chrysargyreus (Brachygenys). P
110
chrysater (Xanthornus). P ’67,
chrysea (Blattina). P ’85, 106
(Buprestis). P °44, 143
(Dicerea). P 744, 148;
7; °73, 86
2 (Pterinoblattina). P
_ Chryseis. J III, 80
Chrysemys. P ’77, 199; 792,
337; 7°95, 406; ’03, 544, 554, 556;
04, 467, 468; °06, 422; 708, 114
_ ehryseres (Myripristis). P 704, 224
chryseum (Stethoprion). P ’71, 261;
06, 482
ehryseus (Halophila). P ’62, 154
.: (Rhinoberyx). P ’04, 222
Chrysidide. P ’96, 37
Chrysiptera. P ’82, 273. J XII, 535
Chrysis. P 96, 37; ’09, 13
chrysis (Phidippus). P ’09, 220
(Suceinea). P ’89, 209
chrysitis (Dionda). P ’56, 178
© Tit,
98,
85,
236; |
"97, |
02, |
333, |
415
Chrysobalanee. P ’89, 379
Chrysobalanus. P ’89, 379
chrysobapta (Pepsis). P ’97, 281
Chrysoberyl. j ili, 293. P ’76, 102
Chrysoblephus. P ’82, 273
Chrysobothris. P 744, 146; 57, 8;
58, 67; 61, 346; ’73, 90, 331. J
IV, 12, 34
chrysobronchus (Spilotes).
136
er ge. (Xanthornus). P 66,
J Vil,
chrysocephala (Motacilla). P 64,
257
chrysocephalus (Luxilus). P 756,
202; ’77, 86
(Oriolus). P ’67, 56
(Pendulinus). P ’67, 56
(Scotothorus). P ’99, 209
chrysocheila (Helicina). P 757, 192;
58, 211; ’60, 153
Chrysochloride. P ’82, 321; ’87,
291. J IX, 235, 261
ca eas ie bi Se ie
292
Chrysochloris. P 753, 299; ’83, 78,
82; ’87, 290; ’88, 103, 298; 91,
132; ’02, 245. J IX, 210, 235,
256, 261
chrysochloris (Alosa). P ’61, 36
(Pomolobus). P ’61, 36; 77,
86 pr
Chrysochus. P ’59, 81; 773, 33, 37.
J IV, 1, 41
Chrysococeyx. P 759, 142; 05, 765
Chrysocolaptes. P 63, 325
Chrysocolla. P ’77, 252;
92, 177-194
Chrysocoma. P ’98, 32, 305
chrysocoma (Erioptera). P
(Leptura). J I, 339
chrysocome (Aptenodytes). P
172, 173, 175, 201
(Spheniscus).
Chrysocoptis.
Chrysocorys. P ’60, 171, 434
Chrysocraon. P ’02, 631
chrysocreas (Corticium). J III, 223
chrysocrotaphum (Todirostrum). P
99, 47
Chrysoecyon. P 779, 184
chrysodeirus (Callospermophilus). P
3
89,
59,
P ’72, 202,
j vii, 8
Chrysodomus. P ’65, 64; ’92, 328;
95, 74, 123-127; ’01, 197, 391
Chrysodonta. j iii, 55; v, 319. J
I, 290
Chrysogaster. P 795, 329
chrysogaster (Agosia). P 756, 187;
17, 91
(Turdus). P ’64, 249
416
chrysogenys (Conurus). P ’60, 377;
99, 53
chrysogramma (Thyronectria). P ’90,
245
chrysoides (Colaptes). P ’59, 300,
301, 302; ’66, 56; ’69, 126; 792,
116
(Geopicus). P
chrysolema (Ameiva). P ’68, 127
Chrysolampis. P ’99, 312; ’60, 194
chrysolaus (Merula). P ’62, 314
chrysoleuca (Achatina). P ’97, 357
chrysoleucus (Cyprinus). P ’56, 167,
189, 202; ’77, 88
(Leuciseus). P 756, 167, 202
(Leucosomus). P 56, 189; ’77,
89; 785, 18
(Notemigonus). P ’85, 412
Chrysolite. P 76, 102; 789, 35;
90, 119; 92, 201
chrysolopha (Aptenodytes). P ’72,
178
(Eudyptes). P ’72, 204
chrysolophus (Catarractes). P ’72,
175
Chrysoma. j vii, 67
Chrysomela, j iii, 449; v, 296. P
47, 175;- °566, 29, 31, 32; 759,
285, 292; ’60, 316, 321; ’61, 357;
65, 210, 212, 217, 220; ’66, 348,
349; ’73, 46, 50. J IV, 12, 41
chrysomelas (Midas). P ’61, 464
(Piezorhynchus). P ’89, 154
66, 56
Chrysomelide. P 47, 168; ’65, 204;
78,493 "96, 87.3 TY, 1B, 4)
’66, 349; 73, 19,
Chrysomelides. P
46
chryosmelina (Actenodia). P 08,
601, 603
(Amphicyrta). P ’54, 116
(Marginella). J VIII, 355
(Mylabris). P ’08, 601, 603
Chrysomeline. P 759, 291
Chrysometris. P 753, 383;. 59,
191; 65, 89-93; 66, 80- -84; 68,
83,149; 69, 126, 182; 71, 21;
75, 350; '99, 35; '05, 778; 08,
91. J I, 52
Chrysomphalus. P ’99, 260, 273
Chrysomus. P ’66, 14, 17
Chrysomyia. P ’95, 335
chrysonota (Vidua). P 756, 319; 759,
136
chrysonotis (Lamprotornis). P 59,
Ve
chrysonotus (Cassicus). P ’60, 139;
67, 67
Chrysopa. j viii, 45. P 708, 86;
09, 10, 20, 26
Chrysopelea. P ’02, 181, 694
Chrysoperea. P ’07, 250
Chrysophlegma. P ’02, 679
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Chrysophrys. P ’92, 264; 97, 76;
1900, 502; ’05, 504
Chrysophyllum. P ’89, 390; 01,
557, 560
Chrysopicus. P 63, 195, 198, 326;
99, 37. JV, 459
Chrysopila. ig 94, 273; 795, 323.
Chrysopis. P 97, 192
Chrysopoga. P ’65, 171 ;
chrysopogon (Ataleptes). P ’65, 171
(Bucco). P 702, 679
(Buarremon). P ’65, 171
(Chotorhea). P ’02, 679
(Cryptopogon). P ’95, 323
(Megalaima). _P ’70, 88
Chrysopora. P ’60, 362
chrysoprasina (Ranula). P 66,
129, 130
chrysoprasinus (Trypheropsis). P 68,
117; °71, 205... J vit, 94, 114
Chrysoprasis, J Ii,
chrysoprasius (Peilepas). P 94, 275;
95, 328
Chrysops. j iii, 33. P 94, 272;
95, 321; 98, 157
chrysops (Caulolatilus). P ’62, 240;
65, 67; 780, 13
(Cyanocorax). P ’91, 443
(Heteragrion). P 01, 137;
08, 489, 490
(Hylella). P ’94, 196
(Labrax). -P ’60, 20, 119 4
(Latilus). P ’62, 240; ’65, ©
67; ’80, 13
(Lepibema). P ’60, 113, 119
(Perea). P ’60, 113, 119; TT. Sa
85
(Roceus). P ’60, 113; ’61, 50;
65, 83; 07, 249 ¥
(Stenotomus). P 704, 510; —
10, 601 a
Chrysopsis. j vii, 33, 66. P ’60, 512;
63, 65; °96, 37; 1900, 484, 670;
04, 605; ’07, 456
chrysopsis ‘(Stictis). P 794, 353
chrysoptera (Gracula). P ’67, 56
(Helinaia). P ’55, 309
(Helminthophaga). P ’59, 106;
75, 352 a
(Helminthophila). P ’95, 464,
494; ’96, 158
(Motacilla). j iv, 190
(Pepsis). P ’99, 196
(Sylvia). eat 190
(Vermivora). P ’53, 312, 399
chrysopterum (Scarus). P ’97, 120
(Sparisoma). P
chrysopterus (Agelaius).
(Leuciseus). P ’85,
(Orthopristis). P 710, 601
(Xanthornus). P ’67, 68
(Zethus). P ’99, 421
oT
_INDEX-TO-GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
chrysos (Carangus). P ’62, 432, 433,
434; ’77, 208
Caranx). P ’58, 168; ’62, 432
(Scomber). P 62, 432
Chrysospelea. P ’60, 556
chrysosperma (Trichia). P ’90, 436
Chrysosplenium. P ’60, 145; 63, 62
chrysospora ( Perichena). P 710, 272
chrysostictus (Helicops). P ’68, 309
(Sceloporus). P ’66, 125
(Tachynectes). P ’62, 71;
64, 167
chrysostoma (Diomedea). P *66, 185
P ’72, 89
ae 2” 135; 03, 756
(Melanconis). P 77, 126
(Rhadinea). P ’68, 104
Chrysostromus. P ’84, 311
ee (Epinephelus). P 92,
Ohrygthamnns Pr
“ee!
ila (Eumenes). P 99, 437
(Polybia). P ’98, 451
Chrysothraupis. P 95, "952
me. FP °78, 152. J X, 275,
276, 280, 289, 293, 296, 300, 302,
305, 315, 318, 329, ’331, 333
Chrysotile. P ’90, 114; ’92, 186, 201
Chrysotis. P ’53, 371; '63, 284; ’64,
240; ’90, 205; 399, 32. J III, 153
chrysotis (Lamprotornis). P ’57, 36
Chrysotoxum. P ’94, 276
Chrysotus. j vi, 168. P 95, 328
chrysourus (Sparus). P 703, 330
ehrysozonus (Scomber). P ’04, 759
Chrysso. P ’04, 128
chrysti (Batocrinus). P ’81, 221, 340
chrysura (Campethera). P 63, 327
chrysura lineata (Campethera). P
99, 37
748, 19;
chrysurus (Chloroscombrus). P ’62,
437; 97, 101
(Dendropieus). P ’59, 141
(Lutjanus). P
(Mesoprion). P
63, 178
(Ocyurus). P 97,
82, B05
62, 236, 448;
108; 03,
(Sparus). P
(Stentor). P
chrysypa (Anguilla).
Chthonius. P ’04, 141
chua-tsi (Perea). P ’62, 16
(Siniperea). P ’62, 16
63, 178; - *97,
62, 516
P 97, 93
chumasanus (Lithobius). P 03,
152, 154
ehunii (Unio). P ’61, 392. J V,
196
Churehillia. P ’52, 70; 701, 54
Chusquea. P ’89, 361, 362
ca §
63, 66. |
417
chuss (Blennius). P 63, 237
(Phycis). P ’63, 237
Chylocladia. P ’55, 412
Chyphotes. P ’94, 293
cibaria (Lampetra). P ’07, 464
cibarius (Echidnocerus). P ’58, 231,
244
Cibdelis. P ’61, 353
Ciboria. P ’94, 348; ’95, 428
Cibota. P ’60, 95; ’81, 448; 90,
403; ’95, 122; 05, 9. J IIL, 328;
IV, 387
Cibotopteryx. P °05, 408, 841
Cicada. j iv, 330; vi, 235, 314. P
43, 276-279; °46, 132; 47, 190;
51, 211, 273, 273; °57, 178; 61,
283, 285; '75, 24; '77, 260; 08,
82; ’09, 20, 21
cicada (Hoplonyx) P 701, 167
Cicatrea. P ’77, 2
cicatricosa (calolampra), P 705, 839
(Helix). P ’82, 234
cicatricosus (Balistes). sy
181
63, 177,
(Pleuronectes). P ’64, 196
(Unio). P 753, 246
Cieca. P ’89, 405
Ciccaba. P ’90, 126; ’99, 31
cicercula (Cyprea). P ’05, 292
(Microcystis). J IX, 19
(Nanina). J IX, 19
cicericula (Helix). P ’58, 200
Ciceronia. P ’68, 8, 34, 35, 36
ciceronius (Ectosteorhachis). P 783,
6
Cicha. P ’60, 20
Cichla. j ii, 214; iii, 287. P
20; 7°62, 117;
291; ’76, 68-71;
216
Cichlasoma. P
703, 532, 533
Cichlaurus. P ’82, 284
Cichlide. P ’03, 321, 348, 531;
249; ’06, 486
Cichlops. P ’59, 147
Cichlorium. P ’60, 303
Cicigna. P 68, 284
Cicindela. j i, 19; iii, 140. P ’43,
295; 52, 65; ’53, 227, 439; 54,
16, 79, 220; ’57, 5; ’61, 335, 338;
66, 348, 362, 363, 395; ’73, 321;
78, 313; ’08, 505-512; ’09, 113.
J IV, 12, 27
Cicindelide. P
Cicindelina. P
Cicindeline. P ’08, 504-512
Cicindelini. P ’08, 506
cicindeloides (Phylloscirtus). P
548
Cicinnurus. P ’91, 448
Cieones. P 744, 112;
60,
65, 65, 83; 771,
03, 532. J VI,
"16, 335; ’82, 275;
04,
66, 394. J IV, 27
08, 506
04,
54, 217
418 INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Ciconia. j v, 67. P ’59, 173; ’64, , ciliata. Continued.
245; '68, 261; ’84, 48; 05, 761 (Lysimacha). P ’60, 303; 63,
ciconia ye ea eee 622 Shi § (Mopalia), “P-98, gee
(Zonitis). opalia).
Ciconide. P 05, 761 (Motacilla). P ’67, 219
cicur (Unio). P ’61, 89. J V, 93 (Nephthys). P °03, 433; 708,
Cicurina. P ’92,; 26; ’01, 576 341 , .
_Cicuta. P ’60, 803; 85, 383; ’09,. (Ophioglypha). P ’89, 176
387, 389, 397 (Passifiora). P ’89, 382; 05,
cieate (Cylindrisporium). P 91, 88 700 > js a
arr pie eer TE aga tBeced saquitla) » D198, See
mi 2
: : Erodi . P ’98, 380 (Pulmonaria). P ’63, 73
teas 04, 108, STi, 84” | ~~ CBapho). P "01, 186
Cidares. P ’61, 150 b (Slee e ri a eee
Cidaretes. j v, 226 PEO Ts 2 ;
Cidari a 123; °45, 255; 46, | (Spherella). P ’90, 231
pcan Ady lee ab Uae oak a (Squilla). P 93, 106
ee AOS, & 5 tx, pp) Sree (Stachys) P ’84, 90
. hd >
pani ols BiB, P '4d, (Trichopoda). P 95, 331
idarites. j viii, 2 : apy
) 4 05, 6. J IL | (Valsa). A i 1G 124; 78, 86
ob ate | (Viola). P °08, 674, 675, 692
40; VILL, 325 | ciliatifolium (Paspalum). P ’86,
cidrosus (Phileurus). P ’54, 80
ciliare (Desmodium). P ’60, 513
(Ptilidium). J III, 203
ciliaris (Alectis). P ’97, 101; ’05, 87
(Angelichthys). P ’97, 125;
285, 286
ciliatifolius (Aster). P ’63, 64
Ciliatine. P °63, 230, 240; ’84, 172
ciliatula (Valsa). P ’77, 117
ciliatum (Geum). P 98, 24, 299
06, 102 — Stigmaphyllon). P ’58, 125
(Anthias). P 762, 115 UTeolien). p 48,8. FE
(Astacus). P 52, 88 152
(Chetodon). P 97, 125 ciliatus (Bahstes). P ’97, 127
aa P 89, 361; ei; (Blennius). Pp 63, 258
304, Ceratoplax). P 58
(Holacanthus). P ’63, 176 toaleste 195, ee
(Latridopsis). P<762,. 115 (Entosphenus). P ’62, 331
(Latris). P 62, 115 (Epinephelus). P ’83, 291
(Ophiothrix). P 751, 319 (Monocanthus). P ’97, 127
(Pernettya). P ’98, 399 (Pilumnoplax). P ’58, 94
(Platanthera). P ’60, 514 (Polyporus). J III, 207
(Poa). P 791, 308 (Psectrogaster). P ’06, 305
(Sciaena). P 762, 115 (Psilopus). P 95, 328
(Zeus). P ’97, 101; ’05, 87 (Raphidopus). P 58, 228, 241
Ciliata. P ’63, 230, 240, 332 (Saprinus). P 52, 41. J IV,
ciliata (Bembex). P ’95, 363 31
(Bromus). J ITI, 201 Cilicea. P ’91, 188
(Chloris). P ’89, 361; ’91, | ciliilabis (Mugil). P ’83, 283
306; ’01, 558 (Querimana). P 783, 283
(Difflugia). P ’74, 226; ’78, | cilinode (Polygonum). P ’92, 384
172. jii, 118 ciliobrarum (Vespertilio). P ’89, 330
(Eragrostis). P ’01, 558 ciliosa (Eulota). P ’08, 454
(Euglypha). P ’78, 172; ’79, (Helix). P ’02, 235; ’08, 452
163; ’80, 339 (Lonicera). P 798, 30, 303
(Gattyana). P ’02, 268; 705, (Plectotropis). P 702, 235;
525; 08, 337 08, 454
(Grantia). J ITI, 135 \ (Valerianella). P ’95, 548
(Hedeoma). P ’48, 25. J I, | ciliosum (Caprifolium). P 798, 30,
183 303
(Iva). P 63, 65 cilipes (Mallodon). J II, 111
(Kuhlia). P ’61, 48 (Prionus). j iii, 828. J II, 111
(Lachnosterna). J III, 2538 (Tabanus). P ’98, 158
(Lonicera). P ’91, 433 Cilisticus. P ’02, 286
cincinnati (Acipenser). P
257
.
Y
4
#
Cilix. P ’62, 359
cillipes (Empis). j iii, 95
cilunculus (Dicyphus). P ’05, 334
cimatodus (Gelasimus). P ’91, 180
eimbiciformis (Mallota). P
(Sesia). J IV, 129
cimbicis (Sarco haga). P 95,
Cimbiola. P ’95, 68, 122
cimbria (Motella). P 63, 241
Cimex. P 755, 404; 77, 284; ’78,
315; ’87, 38
Cimicifuga. P ’60, 302
Cimolestes. P ’91, 131, 133, 135
eimolia (Lorica). P 94, 70
Cimoliasaurus. P ’51, 325; 752, 35;
54, 72; °66, 279; ’68, 92, 181;
70, 10, 21, 22; ’76, 345; 91, 366
Cimolichthys. P ’56, 302
Cimolodon. P ’91, 126
Cimolodontide. P 91, 126, 133
Cimolomide. P ’91, 126-133
Cimolomys. P ’91, 124-134
Cinchonacer. P 58, 134
cincinnata (Amphitrite). P ’63, 141
(Spheria). P ’95, 20
(Terebella). P ’63, 141
(Venturia). P ’95, 20
334
89, 253,
cincinnatia (Amnicola).
cincinnatiensis (Acidaspis). P
140
(Amnicola). P ’72, 97;
27
(Aneulotus). P ’64, 102
(Bifidaria). P 1900, 607
(Cyelostoma). P ’41, 78;
(Cythere). P 717, 331
(Dendrocrinus). P 771, 312;
"79, 299
(Leptoxis). P ’64, 102
(Melania). P ’64, 102
(Paludina). P ’41, 78
(Poteriocrinites). P ’71, 312
(Poteriocrinus). P ’79, 299
(Unio). P ’53, 246; 54, 245
cineinnuli (Caridina). P ’94, 406
Cinclide. P ’66, 66
Cinclidium. P ’68, 111, 274. J VI,
200, 202
einclus (Pelidna). P
P 91, 327
77,
91,
61, 188, 199,
(Tringa). jv, 93.
87
cinelus torquatus (Tringa). i v, 93.
cincta (Blatta). P 10, 425
(Cicindela). P ’08, 512
(Garelia). P ’63, 353
(Hirundo). P ’05, 767
(Hyperaspis). P ’58, 89 J
IV, 42
95, 330 |
____INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
|
|
|
63, 34
P '61, 177, |
419
cincta. Continued.
(Leptura). J I, 330
(Motacilla). iv, 192
(Musea). P
(Neoglaphyroptera). P
308, 319
(Odontomyia).
321
95,
P ’82, 87; °95,
(CEdipoda). P ’70, 80
(Pteroptila). P ’94, 277
(Riparia). P ’05, 767
(Stenura). J I, 330
(Sylvia). j iv, 191, 193
(Trimerotropis). P 06, 386
(Tritoma). P ’54, 162. TI, 71
cinetella (Helicina). Pp 60, 153;
91, 332
cinetellus coca Sagar P 798, “
+o aa roporus). P 55, 290.
Detect P 759, 69; 754, 43
(Telephorus). P 51, 341
cineticollis (Anchomenus). ’p 54, 43
(Clausilia). P ’01, 655
(Feronia). P 54, "43
(Platynus). P 54, 43, 59
(Stenolophus). P 58, 60; 68,
377. J IV, <9
cincticornis (Platylabus). P 94, 186
cinctifrons (Catonia). 07, 480,
481
(Lytta). P ’08; 617
cinctimanus (Mithraculus). P
389
cinectipennis (Cryptocephalus).
250
cinetipes (Dichroplus). P
(Limnobia). j iii, 21. P
198; ’60, 17; ’61, 290
(Poreellana). j viii, 186. P
50, 25; ’58, 228
(Stratocles). P ’04, 91
cinctiventris (Hyperolius). P
342
cinctula (Valsa). P ’77, 119
cinctulus (Bassus). P ’78, $75
einctum (Amerosporium). P ’95, 435
(Trypanostoma). P ’64, 112.
J VI, 147
Cinctus. j viii, 153. P ’46, 114;
51, 216; ’55, 310; ’66, 66; 769,
204; ’90, 213; ’93, 55, 65; 98,
217; 99, 14, 15, 312; 03, 12; 04,
584; 08, 84, ed 43, 221; II, 264
cinctus (Acupalpus). P "43, 297
(Ananchytes). j vi, 200, 202;
viii, 219. P ’44, 85; ’05, 7
(Anthicus). j iii, 278. P ’52,
96, 97
(Anthocornus). P 166.
J IV. 35
(Cardiaster).
79,
7-y
07, 188
59,
62,
52,
P206;, 7
420 INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
cinctus. Continued. cinerea. Continued.
(Cerambyx). J Il, 177 (Arenaria). j v, 96
(Cerasphorus). J IV, 40 (Atalapha). P ’89, 324; ’90,
(Cheilodactylus). P ’62, 120; 29; 788, 98; '94, 396; ’96, 203;
99, 357 197, 224
(Chilomeniscus). P ’61, 308; (Atticora). P ’99, 36; ’06, 195
01, 85 (Bembex). P ’95, 355, 359 -
(Cirrhitus). P ’62, 107 (Blarina). P ’97, 223
(Clytus). P ’66, 349 (Calamita). j v, 341
(Elmis). jv, 186. P 752, 44 (Cantharis). P 753, 343
(Epipocus). P ’53, 358. J (Chettusia). P ’72, 32
IV, 42 (Clama). P ’60, 289
(Hydrophilus). P ’55, 371 (Colloealia). P ’06, 195
(Hyphantornis). P ’59, 188; (Columba). P ’99, 203
99, 38. J V, 184 (Cordillacris). P 706, 366;
(Largus). P 60, 230 07, 69; /09, 139
(Melampus). J IX, 90 (Cupes). P ’45, 311; ’61, 352
(Olisthopus). P ’43, 297; 754, (Cyelas). P ’60, 289
8 (Cyprea). P 91, 52. J VIII,
(Parnas). j v, 187 360 ;
(Philhydrus).. P 755, 371 (Emberiza). j iv, 64
(Seymnus). P ’52, 137 (Eopsaltria). P 7’56, 2583
(Stenolophus). P ’68, 382 59, 52; ’99, 39
cinctutus (Philonthus). P ’44, 37 (Epeira). P ’88, 175; ’92, 49
(Staphylinus). P ’44, 37 (Erica). P 785, 379
cineracea (Buchanga). P ’02, 689 (Fringilla). j vii, 193; viii,
(Carpophaga). P ’54, 229 \\, 154. P. 89, 19: J Ege
(Columba). P 54, 229 — (Fusus). P 771, 144
cineraceus (Edolius). P ’02, 689 (Geomys). P ’52, 163
(Orthotomus). P ’02, 687 (Glareola). P ’59, 173
(Sturnus). P 758, 192 (Goniobasis). P ’62, 265;
Cineraria. P ’58, 133 64, 43; °65, 26. J V, 306
cineraria (Elis). P ’96, 302 (Hahnia). P ’92, 27
cinerascens (Bubo). P ’90, 129 (Hetemis). P 62, 39. J II,
(Chromis). J XII, 533 146
(Elaphidion). J II, 15 (Hirundo). P ’06, 195
(Erax). P 95, 324 (Hyla). P 795, 398 |
(Fraseria). P 759, 51 cinerea semifasciata (Hyla). P ’95,
(Gryllus). P ’02, 634 381, 397
(Hypsiboas). J VI, 200
(Limnobia). P ’60, 16 cineria (Hypodes). P ’59, 52
. 5]
(Indigofera). P 61, 46513
(Miltogramma). Pp 95, 332 62, 162
(Myiarchus). Pr 770, Biol, 0; ‘ 54. 66
71, 235; °72, 59, 69; °92, 107, 118; de sere . “02, 537, 555;
aK 116; 98, 211; 03, pA fi 04, 03, 647 ; 04, 305 ; 08, 163, 222,
223, 281-283
) }
Pn) PMT, hoy 634 (Lytta). P °53, 339, 343
hsaiot tie , (Margarita). P ’63, 141
(Polistes). P °98, 447 (Melospiza). P ’98, 139
ead 9g oa cinerea fallax (Melospiza). P ’05,
a ,
(Thelephora). J III, 220 Fini cui: (Melooiagle aa
(Tyrannula). P ’72, 69. J II, | cinerea merrilli (Melospiza). ,
261 11, 16
Cinerea. P ’84, 285 cinerea morphna (Melospiza). P
,
cinerea (Acoura). P ’82, 281 ; 03, 11 : : P 04
(Adamastor). P ’66, 135, 142; | cinerea samuelis (Melospiza). ;
97, 193,196. 583
(Aegilopsis). P ’60, 571 | cinerea (Microcheetina). P ’95, 334
(Albers). P ’85, 204, 216 (Murena). P ’97, 61
(Aretosa). P 02, 555: 04, | (Muscicapa). P 764, 256
305; 708, 282 * | (Neotoma). P °74, 174, 175;
___—- INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 421
Pa at i
77, 40; ’89, 14-21; 94, 249; ’04, cinereoargenteus (Canis). P 95, 43
?
_ 589; 708, 96 (Uroe Fee let
cinerea drummondi yon). 94, 218 :
94, 242, ater | lees argues heeioat ee tore
cine * : o-argenteus florid
“yg eels (Neotoma). P P95, ae oridanus(Urocyon).
cinerea (CEnanthe). P ’67, 220 8h iy seottii (Uroeyon).
(Ophiura). P ’89, 175; ’90 a: NOs See :
318, 331; ’91, 339 ? ; » eimereocauda (Acanthylis). P ’50, 58
(Perthostoma). J I, 61 einereomacula (Agrotis). P ’75, 423
ET el fos og) 1 tee eG ae
(Procellaria). P 4 419 191 (Conirostrum ). P 64, 272
128, 142; 66,196,197 (Corticium). J III, 221-223
(Rapana). P ’71, 130, 144 (ydoum). 4 HS, B15
(Rissa). P 62, 304. Peace P 01, 569, 593
Eiittacdra). ji, $56; v, 380; | cinereum Inpporicum (Beotia
vi, on P °47, 315 3 V, ; —— 4 came (Scotiaptex).
perda). j v, 273. : $ oes
ee fe ot Seen omen). Pe, 211;
(Sesarma). P ’50, 24; 71 neh
a7) 78, 323; "79, 401; 30, 214, re rn ee aes
¥ 320: ’91 ?
III, 149 ? > ? 181, 198. P | jai heen): P 97, 113; 03,
(Siphonella). P ’95 .
(Sphinx). > TW, 168, 169 cinereus (Adamastor). P 64, 119,
ay bat tan, 197 121, 128, 142, 143
) (Squilla P93. 195 (Anous). P ’94, 115, 118
(Strix). j vii, 193; viii, 151 an Lae pO Sg
_ (Strophiops). P ’96, 393 apse = P 01, 587; 02,
cinerea var. ; }
96, 323 mutata (Strophiops). P (Balaton). P 82, 309
cinerea var. robusta (Strophi ueco). P 60, 135; "64, 243
96, 323 (Strophiops). P inet 2 4, "169; 54,’ 101
cinerea var. t : atmUlus ). 96, 399, 437
"96, 393 racta (Strophiops). P (Bateo). P °75, 100 ,
cinerea saturati alicurgus). P "97, 279
gt uratior (Tephrocorys). P erage ag J III, 206
cinerea (Terebra). P 791, 4 ‘olus). P ’62, 561.
(estudo). j vi, 24.'P.'54, 189 emropaiye) © ee 548
Thalassidroma). P °64, 74 (Corvus). P 64, 242
(Thelephora). J III, 223 eo «re oeTaR)- P 51, 251;
(rings). j Pigg Es apcochon; J III, 362
. jv, 94. P 5 : rs » 302
61, 180; 75, 355 pd vat see mB; on txt vi, 118,
(Trochosa). P °90, 428; 2Ui, =i, : vii, 125. P 43
5395 “1, S87; °02, 555; “04, 135,| °’ceomys) PS, 131 :
300, 301, 305; 08,282 (Boe) pss, iT,
(Urosalpinx). "P ’82 Tres). , 117, 120, 289;
173, 175; 198, uy 418. runt é 786, 257, 263; *97, 113 , :
(Zonotrichia). J 1, 266 : (Grapsus). ji, 99, 442. P
_ einerefrons (Iulus). P 64, 18 a4 ae "78, 323; 719, 401; 80,
cinereicollis (Eutamias). P ’03, 20 ae tar® 7c hs Pp?
P ae “ . Meee) rporhynchus). 59
03, 20 eanipes (Eutamias). P| 301, 303, Re, B9E
Rate : (Heptanchus). P 92, 234
ee (Oneostoma). iy 90, a eee): P 92, 234;
cinerella (Goniobasis). ’ ‘ ? ;
"64, 33; 96, 499. 5-308 OF | (ieseeticten). E04, S62
cinereo-alba (Butalis). P ’58, 194 ae Ng go
fiieecieapa). © 53, 704 Scape! P 90, 215; 708, 98
einereoargentatus (Vulpes). P 795, 120 palliatus (Junco). P 2,
447. 2 :
J XI, 228, 280 cinereus minor (Lacerta). j vi, 16,18
422
cinereus (Lasiurus). P ’66, 288;
’67, 133; ’71, 14; ’04, 587
(Liopus). J II, 1738
(Melanoplus). P ’09, 472
(Meloe). P ’53, 340
- (Mugil). P ’83,.120; ’86, 263,
271; ’97, 113; ’03, 332
(Murenesox). P ’97, 61
(Mus). P ’74, 175; ’94, 249
(Myiarchus). P ’05, 682
(Nesiotus). P ’96, 437
(Numenius). P ’75, 355
(Nyecticebus). P ’02, 141
(Pampus). P ’05, 499
(Parra). P ’71, 195
(Parus). P ’67, 221 *
(Plethodon). P ’56, 101; ’69,
93; ’83, 24; 1900, 618; ’01, 503-
507; 703, 538; 706, 422. J 1, 285
cinereus erythronotus (Plethodon).
P ’78, 28
cinereus (Polyporus).
(Priofinus). P
194, 197
(Puffinus). P ’61, 242; 64,
119, 121, 123, 126, 128, 132, 142,
143; ’96, 510
(Rallus). P ’94, 143
(Salamandra). J I, 285
(Sciurus). P ’41, 101, 102
(Sesarma). P ’80, 214
(Sorex). j vii, 373
(Spheriodactylus). P 56, 237;
498 '
J III, 312
66, 135, 192,
61,
(Squalus). j iv, 236
(Stromateus). P ’62, 126;
05, 499
(Symphodus). P ’92, 271
(Todus). P ’60, 144
(Turdus). P ’64, 249; ’03, 332
cinereus peltatus (Turdus). P ’83,
120; ’86, 263
cinereus (Urosalpinx). P ’88, 170,
332; ’92, 328
(Vespertilio). P ’55, 433
cineria (Certhia). P ’64, 244
cinericauda (Acanthylis). P ’99, 33
(Chetura). P ’99, 33
cineriorum (Clidastes). P ’70, 132
cineritia (Calocampa). P ’74, 210
cinero-argentatus (Canis). J XI, 397
cinero-argentatus fraterculus (Uro-
cyon). P ’99, 276
cinerosa (Helicter).
(Partulina). P
cingenda (Anculosa).
(Cytherea). P
Cingula. P ’99, 146;
cingula (Bulimus). P ’88, 52
(Leptachatina). P ’88, 17, 52
cingulata (Agenia). P ’97, 289, 241
(Angaria). P ’90, 450
P ’88, 39
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Continued.
P 04, 30
P 90, 450
cingulata.
(Cingulina).
(Delphinula).
ag OO P 66, 347, 370,
(Halesidota). P ’60, 533, 535
(Lamia). J IT, 165
(Macrosila). J IV, 161, 164
ree, P 55, 381; 757,
P 05, 104
16
(Planaxis).
(Saperda).
(Sphinx).
(Succinea). P
(Turbonilla). P
(Turritella).
cingulatum (Amblystoma). P
172, 205
(Cerithium). P
cingulatus (Agrius). J IV, 164
(Cerebratulus). P ’57, 160
(Deltodus). J IX, 435
(Melampus). P ’58, 209
(Oncideres). J II, 165
(Psammechinus). P ’05, 6
cinguliferus (Latirus). P ’91, 50
Cingulina. P ’99, 176; ’04, 30
cingulum (Coris). P 63, 206
Ciniflonide. P ’92, 12 -
Cinixis. P ’57, 71, 72
Cinixys.. P ’68, 291
Cinna. P ’84, 289
cinnabarina (Phelebia).
cinnabarinum (Hydnum). J III, 217
cinnabarinus (Cantharellus). J III,
206
(Hygrophorus). J ITI, 206
(Polyporus). J ITI, 210, 217
cinnamoma (Arvicola). P ’74, 191
(Pedomys). P ’74, 191
cinnamomea (Achatinella). P ’88,
39; ’95, 238
(Amazilia). P ’90, 207; 99,
7
90, 448
J III, 218
cinnamomea saturata (Amizilis). P
99, 207
cinnamomea (Mangilia). P ’04, 10
cinnamomea peraffinis (Mangilia). P
04, 10
cinnamomea (Melania). P ’64, 37
(Neweombia). P ’88, 41
(Osmunda). P ’60, 515; 705,
697; ’09, 389, 486
(Pipra). P 68, 429
(Rosa). P ’87, 155; ’84, 83;
99, 90
(Sarothrura).. P 94, 148
(Thelephora). J ITI, 222
cinnamomeum (Lobostoma). P 02,
161, 165
(Triceratium). P 1900, 730
cinnamomeus (Anolis). P ’94, 485
- ¢innamomicus (Unio). P
——
a
nee
———
_ ¢innamomeus. Continued.
(Anthus). P ’05, 776
(Celeus). P ’63, 324
(Cestodiscus). Pp 1900, 730
tolter-s)* J IL, 216, 217
(Oliarus). P 07, 485, 488
a P 156, 265
mee 74, 243
Pipistres). P 702, 390
tee yporus). J III, 207
(Rallus). P ’94, 148
(Tinnunculus). P ’70, 149
(Turdus). P ’64, 250
(Ursus). P ’94, 119-128
61, 39.
J V, 100
cinnamomimus (Falco). P ’70, 149
(Peeilornis). P ’70, 149
(Tinnuneulus). P ’70, 149
Cinnamomum. P °68, 148; °05, 2
cinnamomum (Laurus). P 58, 127
ae ra (Leptura). J I, 321,
a ee (Tetropium). J II,
——— (Toxotus). J I, 320,
_ Cinnyris. P ’56, 320; ’59, 35;
319; 7°99, 49, 60; ’02, 688;
776
Cinosterna. P ’82, 333
Cinosternide. P 72, 22;
91, 417, 420; ’08, 114
Cinosternon. P ’56, 107, 108
Cinosternum. P ’65, 189; ’66, 123,
128; ’68, 282; °93, 386; ’03, 543,
; 7’04, 467, 468; 08, 114. J
VIII, 153
einquefaria (Scutella). j v, 228
Cinulia. P 60, 424,°514; °90, 450;
98, 462; 05, 18, 19. J VII,
280, 315
Cinyra. P 73, 88
cioides (Emberiza). P
Ciona. J XIII, 6-60
Cionella. P °79, 21; °87, 136; ’89,
208; °96, 148; ’09, 497. J VIII,
397, 399; IX, 81
cionella (Holospira). P
217; 710, 122
cionella capillacea (Holospira). P
710, 127
62,
05,
82, 332;
58, 192
05, 215,
_ eionella intermedia (Holospira). P
10, 123
Cionodon. P
99, 103
ciopsis (Emberiza). P ’58,
Ciprinide. P 754, 135
Cirera. P ’60, 303;
344; 91, 434
Cireetus. P 59, 31;
circetus ( Spilornis).
"74, 12; 75, 9; ’83,
192
84, 84; 86,
"75, 89, 472
P 65, 4
_ INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
}
423
circezans (Gallium). P ’60, 303;
02, 664
Ciree. P 62, 575; °72, 130; ’77, 22;
82, 155, 158; 77, 22
circe (Gobreeus). P ’98, 57
(Piaya). P ’08, 494, 501
ciree var. guaurania (Piaya). P ’08,
501
Circine. P
circinalis (Elaps).
"70, 139, 141
P 59, 344. J
VIII, 148, 182
Circinaria. ’P 96, 488; 1900, 133;
02, 420, 429; *03, 204; 06, 533,
557
Circinariide. P ’96, 488; 1900, 133,
564, 571; °02, 429; ’03, 204
circinata (Cingulina). P 704, 30
(Goniobasis). P 796, 499
(Phacelia). P ’63, 73;
94, 367;
37, 308
(Septoria). P
J II, 282
j vii, 17. P
98,
95,
435
(Uredo).
circinatum (Acer).
21, 297
circincta (Goniobasis). P
"65, 24
(Juga). P
(Melania).
circinnata (Juga). P ’64, 34
(Melania). P ’64, 34
(Myrtea). P 72, 87
(Venus). P ’72, 82
circinnatus (Thelepus). P ’02, 276
eircinus (Biddulphia). P 1900, 690,
692, 713
(Zygoceros). P 1900,
Circis. P ’60, 1
Circium. P ’60, 512
Cireotettix. P ’02, 722;
706, 360, 393-397; ’08, 391;
113, 154, 413, 456; °10, 16
cireula (Campanularia). P ’76, 210,
213
circulare (Meridion). P ’65, 16
(Paspalum). P 710, 578
——s (Cardita). J VIII, 288,
31
(Cyclocardia). 288,
319
(Pectunculus). P
(Raja). P ’01, 335;
(Venus). P 756, 272,
60, 426
circulata (Epeira). P
cireulosus (Embaphias). P ’94, 64
eireulus (Avicula). P ’65, 126
(Obovaria). J XIII, 177
(Unio). P 741, 104; 753,
"77, 27; 796, 501. J V, 438
cireumactus (Unio). P 771, 192.
J VITT, 15
98,
64, 34;
65, 24
P '64, 34
713
04, 569;
709,
2 1 VIEL,
48, 104
710, 471
287;
03, 341
258;
424
circumecincta ((dionychis). P
73,
59, 62
circumeincta taiwanica (Sitala). P
05, 745
circumeinctus (Chlaenius). P 756, 26,
29
circumdata (Galleruca). j iii, 457.
J I, 387
P ’65, 207
(Leptura).
(Microeystina). P ’04, 635
circumdatus (Hypsiboas). J VI, 200
circumfirmata (Helix). P ’73, 249;
’88, 285, 288; ’04, 420
circumfirmatus (Pecilozonites). P
788, 289, 291; ’89, 86; ’04, 407-
410, 412, 419, 420; 7°10, 665, 668
circumfirmatus var. discrepans (Pe-
cilozonites). P 04, 420
circumfusa (Ramularia). P ’95, 437
Cireumphalus. P ’62, 575, 586
circumpicta (Cicindela). J IV, 27
(Ostrea). P ’04, 559
circumscissa (Bovista). P ’95, 414
(Spheria). P ’95, 31
circumscriptum (Afcidium). J _ II,
283 ©
circumscriptus (Anthocomus). P ’52,
166. J IV, 35
(Malachius). j iii, 185. P 752,
166. J IV, 35
circumstriatus (Halistylus). P
298
circur (Crategus). P ’10, 235
Cireus. j iii, 350. P ’48, 89; ’51,
214; °53, 306, 452; 55, 283, 307;
59, 105, 190: ‘62, 313; 66, 49;
70, 1415S, STs: FS; DeGs PSB,
22, 39, 61; ’95, 478; ’98, 80, 208;
05, 689; ’08, 88. J I, 28; II, 260
eiris (Cyanospiza). P ’68, 150; ’75,
350
(Emberiza). j iv, 50.
252
(Linaria).
(Passerina).
209; ’92, 110
Cirolana. P ’88, 80, 124, 330, 333;
91, 186, 199; ’02, 295
eirrata (Amphitrite). P
02, 276; ’03, 473
(Aphrodita). P ’63, 140
(Gymnoblepharum). P ’68, 26
(Lepidonote). P ’63, 140
(Terebella). P ’63, 141
Cirratulide. P ’03, 467; ’09, 267
Cirratulus. P ’55, 391;
P 64,
P 75, 350
j iv, 51. P 90,
63, 141;
709, 267
cirratum (Ginglymostoma). P
179; ’97, 91; ’06, 79; ’08, 53
eirratus (Lumbricus). P ’63, 140
(Squalus). P ’97, 91; ’08, 54
63,
63, 140; |
03, 467, 470; 04, 492; °06, 505;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
cirratus. Continued.
(Unio). P ’73,422, J VIII, 55
cirrhata (Alea). P 64, 244; ’68,
4, 25, 26
(Fratereula). P °’62, 324;
"68, 26
(Gymnoblepharum). P ’68, 7
(Lunda). P ’68, 26; 1900, 7;
93, 30; ’98, 127, 140
(Mormon). P ’68, 26
Cirrhatulus. P ’06, 506. J III, 147
cirrhatus (Corvus). P ’67, 216
Cirrhilabrus. P ’62, 143
Cirrhimurena. J XII, 501
Cirrhinereis. P ’06, 506
Cirrhisomus. P ’82, 285
Cirrhites. P ’61, 45; ’62, 105, 108;
1900, 502
Cirrhitichthys. P ’62, 105, 107, 108,
109
Cirrhitide. P ’62, 102; ’99, 357;
1900, 502
Cirrhitine. P ’62, 104, 259
Cirrhitoide. P ’62, 102, 259
Cirrhitoidei. P ’62, 102
Cirrhitopsis. P 62, 105
Jirrhitus. P ’62, 105, 107, 122, 259
cirrhocephala (Arctica). P ’68, 56
Cirrhocephalus. P ’62, 309
cirrhocephalus (Larus). P ’62, 309;
05, 758
(Mergulus). P ’68, 7, 56
cirrhosa (Brunichia). j i, 26
(Ceratostoma). P ’95, 30
(Ceratostomella). P ’95, 418
(Umbrina). P ’61, 86
cirrhosum (Lepisoma). P ’60, 21, 105
cirrhosus (Ancistrus). P ’76, 339
cirrhosus dubius (Ancistrus). P 703,
504 '
cirrhosus (Caranx). P ’05, 85
(Cheetostomus). P ’76, 339
(Hypostomus). P ’76, 339
(Ichthyscopus). P ’82, 278
(Uranoscopus). P ’61, 115
Cirrhus. j viii, 222
cirrigera (Salamandra). vi, 253.
P ’69, 107. J I, 287; Ill, 346
(Spelerpes). P ’69, 107. J
I, 287; III, 346
Cirrimens. P ’62, 17
Cirripectes. P ’82, 278
cirripes (Cyrtograpsus). P ’80, 198
Cirrobasis. P ’74, 31. J VIII, 331
eirrobranchiata (Onuphus). P 703,
Cirrochroa. P ’68, 89
Cirrophanus. P ’75, 421
eirrosa (Gattyana). P 702, 259;
08, 337 :
(Ophiura). j v, 152
(Umbrina). P ’92, 269
ee ee ee
ao Oo eae ee
——
_ ¢irrosus (Notarchus). P
Cistudo.
P 54, 102, 185, 188, 189;
j iv, 203, 205; vi, 22, 29.
59, 7;
65, 186; 68, 119, 282, 291, 292;
"71, 49; °78, 24; ’80, 348; ’87,
394; ’92, 333; ’93, 386; ’02, 386;
08, 115
Cistula. P ’60, 50; 153; ’91, 331
cistula (Chama). P ’72, 116
Cistulea. P ’58, 211
Cistus. P ’58, 124
~~~ INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
55, 378
eirrura (Filaria). P ’86, 309
Cirrus. j viii, 218. P ’42, 144; ’44,
85; ’96, 10; 1900, 550; 05, 19.
J i, 39
cirrus ‘(Centracanthus). P ’92, 268
eirsii (Cercospora). P 794, 379
Cirsium. P ’60, 303, 514; ’61, 460;
62, 165; 63, 68 ; 83, 193; ’92,
"357, 360, 362; 97, 192; 10, 546,
578, 583.
a J IV, 401; VIII, 190,
3
Cis. P ’45, 270; °54, 218; ’66, 347.
J IV, 36
cisarctica (Balaena). P ’65, 169,
180, 273 i 68, 193, 223; ’69, 15;
"71, 13; ’74, 89
Cissa. P 91, 441, 442
Cissampelos. 5 vii, 114
Cissites. P ’08, 624
Cissolopha. P 90, 208; ’91, 444
Cissus. P ’58, 126; 61, 450; 69,
Biol. 3; 71, 118; ’89, 373: ’98,
21, 297: 09, 492
Cistacer. ' P 58, 124; ’60, 199, 511;
1900, 667
j iii, 268; v, 241. P ’44,
45; ’46, 58, 59; 59, 78
Cistelide. P 746, 58
Cistella. P ’73, "193
Laney ea (Unio). P ’63, 192.
19 -
cistell (Cistella). P ’73, 194
(Megathyris). P ’73, 194
(Terebratula). P ’73, 194
cisteloides (Helops). P ’46, 61
Cistenides. P 78, 300; ’02, 275;
03, 479
eisternina (Aplexa). P ’91, 325
Cisticola. P 56, 318; °59, 40; 705, |
771, 772
cisticola (Cisticola). P ’05, 772
(Sylvia). P ’59, 40; ’05, 772
cistii (Calamites). P ’60, 437
_ (Neuropteris). P ’60, 438
(Pecopteris). P ’60, 440
Cistothorus. P 759, 191; °66, 78;
71, 20; °75, 351; °93, 57, 65; 96,
164
Cistudinide. P ’82, 332
cistudinis (Filaria). P 56, 56
425
Citellus. P ’03, 20; ’04, 577, 586;
708, 404, 406
Cithara. P ’73, 222; ’93, 221; ’96,
480; ’05, 26. J IV, 293
cithara (Martesia). P ’76, 304
(Pholas). j viii, 223. P ’76,
Citharexylon. P ’09, 487; ’89, 399;
705, 699, 700
Citharichthys. P ’64, 198, 216, 220,
223; ’73, 360
Citharinine. P ’06, 319
Citharinus. P ’06, 319
Citharus. P ’64, 217
citharus (Citharinus). P ’06, 319
Citheronia. P ’75, 28
Cithroedieus. j i, 73
Citigrade. P ’82, 254; ’08, 168
Citillus. j viii, 322
citreicornis (Pepsis). P ’97, 281
citreolaemus (Ramphastos). P ’67,
106; ’99, 55
citreopygus (Ramphastos). P 67,
104
citreus (Cassicus). P ’67, 68
(Oreolus). P ’67, 68
(Turdus). P ’64, 249
citri (Aleyrodes). P ’02, 282, 283
citria (Protonotaria). P 795, 381,
494
citricola (Mytilaspis). P ’99, 275
citricornis (Priocnemis). P ’97, 268
(Salius). P ’97, 268, 278
citrifolia (Locusta). P ’05, 807
(Phyllophora). P ’05, 807
(Tabernemontana). P ’89, 391
eitrifolius (Gryllus). P ’05, 807
(Steirodon). P ’05, 807
(Tettigonia). P ’05, 807
citrina (Acanthodoris). P ’80, 91
(Achatinella). P ’88, 42
(Cyclas). P ’60, 289, 290
(Laminella). P ’88, 42, 43
(Motaeilla). P ’67, 219
(Nomada). P ’03, 582, 584,
586
citrina var. rufula (Nomada). P
03, 582, 586
citrina (Partula). P 75, 244-247;
85, 207. J IX, 45, 64, 109
(Phyllodoce). P ’02, 274; 708,
328
(Tholymis). P ’08, 489
(Trevelyana). P ’99, 520
(Trimerotropsis). P ‘04, 777,
787; ’06, 388; ’07, 42, 291; 710,
593, 631
Citrinella. P ’62, 314
citrinella (Sylvia). j iv, 190. P
60, 191
citrinellus (Anolis). P ’64, 170
(Heros). P ’77, 178, 180, 182
426 INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
citrinifrons (Ochthoeca). P ’99, 50
citrinipenella (Fischeria). P 59,
326; 760, 433
citrinum (Spherium). P ’60, 289,
298
citrinus (Ichneumon). P ’73, 106,
114; 794, 185
(Icterus). P ’66, 14
(Picus). P ’64, 243
(Thrasops). P ’68, 322
citrullus (Cucumis). P ’89, 383
Citrus. P ’58, 126;
’05, 700
citrus (Oriolus). P ’64, 242
Cittocincla. P ’02, 684
Citula. P ‘05, 82, 83, 85, 499. J
XII, 513
citus (Choridesmus). P ’96, 261
(Cryptus). P °’73, 133, 187
civetta (Viverra). P ’89, 224
civile (Agrion). P ’62, 386, 401
89, 131, 370;
(Enallagma). P ’08, 469, 481,
486, 489
civilis (Hister). P ’52, 39
(Nomada). P 703, 581, 567,
582, 584
(Tegenaria). P ’83, 197; ’87,
372
Cixiida. P ’07, 468, 484
Cixius. P ’07, 484, 488
claasseni (Chama). P ’72, 117
Cladactis. P ’78, 312
Cladastris. P ’84, 118
Cladeiodon. J II, 201
Cladium. P ’89, 360; ’05, 697; ’09,
391-393, 486
Cladobates.. P 68, 285
Cladocera. P ’01, 145; ’90, 307
Cladocrinus. P
370; ’86, 68
Cladocyclus. P ’56, 256
Cladoderris. J ITI, 224
Cladodus. P 756, 99; ’59, 3, 30. J
IX, 427
Cladodyelus. P ’57, 90
Cladomorphine. P ’04, 89
Cladomorphus. P ’04, 61
Cladonia. P ’63, 96; ’93, 216; 705,
697. J ITI, 204
cladonia (Thelephora). J ITI, 219
Cladonote. P ’04, 658
Cladonotus. P ’04, 660
Cladophora. P 755, 413; ’63, 96;
701, 601; ’09, 392
Cladophytum. P ’49, 227, 233, 250;
50, 36
Cladopoda. P ’62, 200
cladoptyx (Clausilia). P ’04, 887
Cladoselache. J IX, 429
cladosporioides (Heterosporium). P
94, 382
79, 266, 272, 344,
Cladosporium. P ’93 463; ’94, 378;
95, 430, 439. J II, 292
cladothricis (Perdita). P
46, 82
Cladothrix. P ’96, 33
96, 32,
Cladura., P ’59, 203, 229; ’61, 291
Cladyodon. P ’66, 249
Clenodon. P ’92, 298, 421
claibornensis (Anatina). P ’48, 96
(Avicula). P 748, 96
(Camptonectes). P
90, 403
(Cerithium).
(Conus).
81, 416;
J I, 182
P 48, 98
(Eschara). P ’52, 110
(Fissurella). P 748, 99
(Garum). P ’98, 60
(Lampsilis). J XIII, 263
(Lithodomus). J I, 182
(Melania). P ’79, 214, 225;
84, 104
(Mesalia). P ’90, 400; 95,
80, 114, 124
J I, 181
(Nucula).
P 748, 103
(Pasithea).
(Pecten). P ’81, 416; ’90,
403; ’95, 114; ’96, 470
(Pholadomya). P ’95, 114
(Pisania). P ’79, 213
(Psammobia). P ’98, 60
(Siliquaria). P 7°48, 105. J
VIII, 364
(Turritella). P ’90, 400
(Unio). P 753, 246, 250; ’77,
27, 31. J V, 436; VIII, 69
(Yoldia). P ’95, 97, 123
clairones (Ichnoides). P 45, 307
Clama. P ’60, 289
clamata (Rana). j v, 335; vi, 36.
P ’55, 424
clamator (Ardea). P ’75, 353
(Caprimulgus). J II, 122
(Grus). P ’75, 353
(Monohammus). J II, 149
(Rana). P ’55, 424
(Strix). j iii, 356
Clambus. P ’52, 141; ’53, 286
clamitans (Rana). P ’55, 424; 765,
85; ’95, 394
clamitans melanota (Rana). P ’95,
382
clamosa (Bufo). j v, 344
Clanculus. P ’89, 136; ’01, 200,
398; ’04, 33
clanda (Pentatoma). j iv, 8312 |
clandestina (Cycladina). P ’72, 232
(Cyelas).
(Utricularia).
456
(Viola). P ’03, 666, 692
clandestinum (Panicum). P 710, 553
(Spherium). P ’60, 289
P 60, 289; '62, 87
P 60, 512; 707,
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clandestinus (Odontophotopsis). P
02, 740
Clangula. P 53, 428; ’69, 217; ’83,
68; 93, 33; ’95, 469, 503; 98,
137; ’99, 57; 1900, 19. J I, 226;
IX, 406, 410
clangula (Bucephala). P Tl, ae
(Fuligula). j viii, 157. P ’56,
¢langula americana (Glaucionetta).
4a P ’93, 33, 60; ’95, 469; ’08, 84
_ ¢laparedii (Spherodorum). P 09,
333
clappi (Gastrodonta). P 1900, 115,
144; ’02, 421; °03, 207
(Oreohelix). P_ ’05, 271, 283,
284, 285; 710, 48, 53, 78, 80
ep 5s cataracta (Oreohelix). rs;
clappi emigrans (Oreohelix). P 710,
7
clappi (Punctum). P ’99, 314
(Varicella). P ’10, 519
(Vitrea). P ’03, 205, 207
Clara. P ’62, 127
clara (Achatinella). P ’88, 55
_ (Aptenopedes). P 04,
05, 41, 53
(Buprestis). P ’57, 7
(Goniobasis). P 65, 32
(Grammadera). P ’07, 377
(Melania). P ’65, 32
(Ortholestes). P ’93, 377, 380
(Partula). P ’85, 216. J 1X,
44, 56, 108
(Polita). P 94, 15
(Urocoptis). P ’98, 276
Claravis. P ’99, 203
claraziana (Coptopteryx). P ’07, 155
a (Anurogryllus). P 705,
33 :
793;
_ elarconensis (Phidippus). P ’04, 121
© Clarias. P 62, 139; 97, 57. J
-XIT, 499
clarias (Pimelodus). P ’03, 499
clarkei (Cteneocrinus). P ’82, 32
(Melocrinus). P ’82, $1; ’85,
326
(Poteriocrinus). P ’82, 21
elarkei var. alpha (Poteriocrinus). P
"82, 22
clarkei (Titea). P ’91, 86
(Tribrachiocrinus). P ’86, 175
clarki (Helix). P ’75, 208, 211;
789, 203
(Mesodon). P ’75, 154
(Tropidonotus). P ’01, 32, 33
Clarkia. P ’98, 28, 302. J ITI, 88
clarkie (Lepton). P ’72, 227
(Proserpinus). J IV, 133, 134
elarkianus (Unio). P 753, 246
clarkii (AZchmophorus). P ’62, 229,
404; 793, 21
(Cambarus). P ’52, 91
(Catostomus). P 754, 27; ”
173
(Erirhipis). P 53, 441. J
IV, 33°
(Euryomia). J IV, 33
(Fario). P ’56, 219
(Geomys). P 55, 882; 75,
133
(Goniobasis). P ’64, 35
(Helix). P ’58, 41, 200; 74,
119. J VI, 182
(Helocetes). P ’54, 60
(Hypolampsis). P ’73, 57
(Idyiopsis). P ’90, 342
(Melania). P ’64, 35
(Minomus).
(Natrix). P ’01
(Nomada). P 03, 589, 574,
606, 614
(Pleurocera). P ’63, 311
(Podiceps). P 62, 229
(Polygyra). P 1900, 113, 122;
02, 419, 420
(Poteriocrinus). P ’86, 158
celarkii var. alpha (Poteriocrinus). y
86, 158
elarkii (Regina). P ’01, 33
(Salmo). P ’56, 219
(Sceloporus). P ’52, 127; ’66,
310, 312; ’03, 30, 31
(Strephobasis). P 761, 96;
63, 321; 96, 496, 499. J V, 265
(Tropidonotus). P ’61, 74;
701, 33; 703, 549, 553, 556
(Trypanostoma). P ’62, 171;
63, 311. J V, 285
clarksvillensis (Spiriferina). 80,
119
elarus (Actinocrinus). P ’81, 215,
316
(Calceocrinus). P ’86, 200, 205
(Cheirocrinus). P ’86, 205
Clasterisporium. P ’91, 87, 91; .’93,
169, 463
Clastes. P ’83, 107
Clatharie. P ’60, 442
elathra (Astarte). P ’82, 156
(Sealaria). P 748, 105; ’82,
168, 169, 171
elathrata (Asterias).. j v, 142
(Atractoperea). P ’61, 165
(Fusus). J VIII, 326
(Goniobasis). P ’68, 151. J
WI, 331
(Linyphia). P ’92, 41; 703,
114
(Yidiay.. P 17, 3483... *Té,
307; ’89, 174; ’90, 327; ’91, 339
' (Neptunea). J VIII, 326
428
clathrata. Continued.
(Posidonia). J II, 205
(Retepora). j vi, 124
ao eee P2778, 3863-783,
(Seala). J VIII, 197
(Sealaria). P ’98, 419
clathratulus (Turbo). j ii, 242
clathratum (Opatrum). j v, 237
(Trophon). P ’63, 141
clathratus (Cryptocephalus).
173. J I, 246
(Esox). P 53, 386
(Grammocrinus). P ’79, 373
(Labrax). P ’54, 148; ’60,
110; ’61, 165
(Murex). P ’63, 141
(Paralabrax). P 756, 132; ’61,
165; ‘07, 263 .
(Serranus). P ’81, 114
(Trophon). P ’04, 593
Clathrina. P ’84, 208
Clathrodictyon. P ’86, 48-56
Clathrodon. j vi, 208; vii, 125, 127.
P ’48, 98; ’60, 232
P 47,
clathrodon (Gnathodon). P ’98, 421
(Mactra). P ’48, 101
clathrodonta (Mactra). P ’48, 101;
62, 573
(Rangia). P ’60, 232; ’62,
573; ’82, 155
Clathropteris. P ’89, 33
Clathroptychiaceae. P ’89, 280
Clathrulina. P
163; ’84, 17
Clathrus. P ’60, 197. J VIII, 190,
315, 329
clathrus (Seala). P
51
(Sealaria). j vi, 211; vii, 125.
P 62, 565; ’80, 28. J VIII, 199
(Turbo). J VIII, 199
Clathurella. P ’73, 219, 346; ’95,
64, 130; ’04, 11
Claudia. P ’99, 33
Claudiconcha. P ’01, 205
74, 145, 166; °79,
62, 565; 791,
Claudius. P ’65, 187; ’68, 119;
72, 22, 23-27
claugula (Bucephala). P ’75, 356
clausa (Cistudo). j iv, 203, 205, 214;
vi, 23, 37. P 754, 189; °78, 24;
’80, 348
(Emys). P ’54, 189
(Goniobasis). P ’65, 29. J
V, 231
(Helix). j ii, 154. P ’57, 193,
189; °58, 200; ’60, 154; ’72, 110;
'74, 49; 75, 209, 211; ’89, 203
(Leucocheila). P ’96, 447
(Martesia). P ’82, 198, 200
(Melania). P ’61, 120; ’65,
29. J V, 232
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
clausa. Continued.
(Mesodon). P ’75, 155
(Natica). P ’63, 141
(CEstrophasia). P 795, 333
(Polygyra). P ’96, 493; 702,
416, 420, 427; ’03, 201; 706, 533,
5
(Pupa). P 796, 399, 447;
1900, 94
(Talona). P ’62, 197, 207
(Terrapene). P ’08, 115. J
XI, 196
(Testudo). j iv, 215; vi, 23.
P 54, 188
Clausaria. P ’62, 481
clausiana (Leptachatina). P ’88, 52
Clausilia. P °73, 247; °75, 148;
82, 231, 235; 98, 265-267, 279,
284; 1900, 443-448; 575, 583, 672-
682; 01, 409-423, 465-484, 499-
502, 615, 624-656; 02, 235-239,
360-371, 517-532; 703, 315-319; 704,
616, 809-837; °05, 737; 07, 499-
513; '08, 455, 561-584
Clausiliide. P 1900, 564, 571; ’01,
465, 499, 622; ’03, 205; 704, 616,
809; °05, 737; ’07, 499; 708, 452,
561, 586
Clausina. P ’72, 91
clausus (Pholas). P ’62, 195, 207
Clava. P ’01, 392; ’05, 292; 07,
363-369. J III, 135
clava (Cerithium). P ’07, 365
(Cylindrella). P ’60, 152
(Fistulana). P ’61, 477
(Guetera). P ’62, 455, 474
(Lepidonotus). P ’10, 330
(Teredo). Fk 61, 477; '@
456, 474
: (Unio). P °53, 246, 265; 1900,
(Uperotis). P 62, 455
claveformis (Goniobasis). P ’64,
44; '65, 26
(Melania). P ’64, 44
(Melasma). P ’65, 26
Clavagella. j viii, 223. P ’61, 364,
465, 473, 486; '62, 191; ’88, 124;
93, 222
Clavagellina. P ’61, 465
Clavagelline. P ’61, 473
elava-hereulis (Xanthoxylum).
371; ’05, 700
Clavaria. J III, 224
clavaria (Porites). P ’88, 306
clavarieforme (Gymnosporangium).
P 702, 462
clavata (Allorisma). P ’71, 168
(Asearis). P 756, 52
(Baccha). P ’94, 276; ’95, 330
(Coptoeyela). P ’73, 79
P ’89,
_ elavicornis (Catops).
—
——
(Davai) P 89, 352
Edwardsia). P 55, 376
(Hemiarcyria). P °91, 407
(Leucophrys). P ’56, 43; ’77,
259. J 50; III, 144
(Linguatula). P ’50, 97
(Lop ). P 60, 238
Martesia). P 62, 195, 220
(Pholas). P 62, 195, 220
(Raia). j iv, 108. P ’82, 308;
92, 237; ’98, 339; 710, 471
(Syrphus). Pp’ 94,” 276
(Tingis). P ’01, 261
Clavatula. P ’47, 285. J I, 115
clavatula (Streptostyla). Pp 03, 774
clavatum (Aspergillum). P 61, 493
(Cladophytum). P ’49, 233
56, 44
’80, "132
. P 93, 472, 474
(Veretillum). P ’55, "875
clavatus (Brechites). P ’61, 493
(Exetastes). P 94, 189
(Gomphoceros). P 702, 719;
06, 362, 370; 709, 113, 143
’(Leptodomus). P ’62, 415
(Midas). P ’95, 325
(Pleuroptyx). P ’75, 16
(Seydmenus). P ’52, 153
Clavelithes. J 148
Clavella. P ’55, 259; ’90, 395, 405;
1900, 519; ’03, 267. J I, 207;
VIII, 326
clavellata (Trigonia). J VIII, 288
elavellatum (Lyrodon). J VIII, 288,
320
Clavellina. J XIII, 11, 13, 28, 44,
51, 55
Clavicantha. P ’47, 284. J I, 115
P 53, 281
(Cornicularia). P ’05, 308
(Eleodes). P*’58, 182
(Erigone). P 705, 308
elaviforme (Loxosoma). J IX, 16
claviformis (Ascidia). j iii, 5
(Clausilia). P ’08, 455
eos): P ’56, 171
Claviger. 66, 108
elaviger We acticin). P 96, 260
(Enophrys). P ’82, 278
(Loxosoma). J IX, 15
(Oxya). P °78, 315
(Strephenterus). J IX, 15
elavigera (Cidarites). P ’90, 449
(Doris). P ’79, 95
(Mithrodea). P ’89, 171
(Purpura). P ’01, 388
(Triopa). P ’80, 115
clavigerens (Lithobius). P
159
Clavigeride. P ’66, 108
03, 153,
INDEX~TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
429
clavigerus (Actinocrinus). P 65,
153; ’68, 351; ’81, 342
(Batocrinus). P 68, 351; ’81,
342
Clavilithes. P ’55, 259, 262; 795,
73, 113, 114-130; ’01, 602
elavimana (P ia). j viii, 128.
P '50, 24; °51, 247; 758, 103
Clavipalpus. P '7 3,. 329
clavipes (Bittacomorpha). Pe,
252; ’95, 320
(Cerambyx). J Il, 176
(Cucujus). P 754, 73
(Gymnosporangium). P 02,
463, 498
(Nephila). P ’89, 98; ’09, 208
(Seydmenus). P ’52, 154
clavirostris (Crocodilus). P 744, 82.
J Il, 135, 136
elavis (Actinocrinus). P ’69, 159
elavispora (Teichospora). P 94,
330
elavisporum (Lophiostoma). P 795,
419
clavitarsis (Criotettix). P ’04, 662
Clavitubigera. J V, 1
clavula (Eulima). P ’05, 108
(Goniobasis). P 68, 152. J
VI, 335
clavulata (Biddulphia). P 1900, 731
(Ennea). P 74, 48
(Valsa). P ’90, 223
Clavulina. P ’87, 55
clavulinum (Opeas). P 705, 737;
08, 455
elavulinum kyotoense (Opeas). P
08, 455
clavulus (Cerithiopsis). P
*88, 170
(Cerithium). P
565, 566; ’82, 170
(Terebra). P
Clavus. P ’07, 366
elavus (Actinocrinus). P
157
(Productus). J ITI, 10, 22
(Unio). P 753, 246; ’54, 240,
* 249; 977, 27. J V, 441
elayi (Athleta). P ’07, 230, 234-
242
(Helix). P ’87,
Clayite. P ’59, 306
elaytonensis (Poteriocrinus). P
166
(Turris). P ’82, 197
(Woodocrinus). P ’86, 166
Claytonia. P ’60, 145; ’63, 159;
84, 81; ’98, 16, 19, 295, 402
claytoniana (Osmunda). j vi,
P ’60, 515
cleagnoides (Tetrazygia). P ’89, 380
Cleigastra. P ’95, 336
62, 566;
48, 98; 62,
62, 565
"69, 155,
125
86,
39.
430
Cleiocrinide.P ’85, 266
Cleiocrinus. P ’79, 258, 370; ’86,
65, 76, 77
Cleis. P ’01, 134
cleistogama (Utricularia). P 1900, |
548 |
Cleistostoma. P ’51, 247; 58, 97
Clelia. P ’60, 261
clematidis (Lemophleus). P _ ’66,
379
(Meloe). P 753, 340 |
Clematis. j v, 159; vii, 6 P 60, |
511; ’61, 448; ’62, 161; ’63, 56; |
70, 135; °89,. 363; 98, 16-17,
293, 388; ’04, 108
clemens (Holothuria). P ’90, 321
clemensella (Cosmopteryx). P _ ’60,
434
Clementia. P ’62, 575; 65, 56. J.
VIII, 344
clementina (Achatinella). P ’88, 28
(Bifidaria). P 1900, 606
(Epiphragmophora). P 1900,
103
clementinum (Lepton). P ’72, 227 |
Clemmys. P ’54, 186; ’96, 378; ’02, |
385; 704, 468; ’08, 114. J XI, |
194, 196, 280
clendoni (Calamacris). P ’04, 529
cleobea (Eueides). P ’66, 243
Cleobis. P ’01, 595
Cleodora. P 742, 191
cleome (Philanthus). P ’02, 733
cleombrotus (Papilio). P ’85, 175
Cleome. j vii, 84. P ’63, 58; 772,
46; °74, 154; ’77, 106; ’89, 364;
96, 34; 98, 16, 18, 294
Cleomella. P ’63, 58
Cleonus. P ’58, 78. J IV, 39
cleopatre (Aspis). P 759, 340
Cleostyla. P ’96, 416, 419, 423
Clepsidrina. P ’03, 44
Clepsine. P ’78, 384;
140; 1900, 63; ’04, 714.
Clepsisaurus. P ’66, 249
Clepsydra. P ’61, 465, 474, 475, 489,
492
clepsydra (Aeschna).
’62, 381, 397, 401
(Gomphoceras). P ’04, 563
Clepsydrops. P ’75, 407; ’83, 108
Clepsysaurus. P ’51, 205, 172; 757,
149, 150; ’58, 92; °59, 110, 151,
162. J II, 188, 190, 198, 202, 327
Clepticine. P ’62, 240
Clepticus. P ’62, 240; ’63, 178
87, 49; 99,
J IX, 6
Cleptis. J I, 46
elericus (Ablabes). P ’60, 256
(Ophibolus). P ’56, 245; ’01,
fod
(
Cleride. P ’45, 306. J IV, 36
Clerodendron. P ’58, 131; ’89, 399
j viii, 12. P
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INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Clerus. j iii, 110, 189; v, 175. P
45, 306, 307; 7°53, 230; 58, 72;
59, 76; ’61, 335; ’66, 347; 96,
37. J IV, 12, 36
cleryana (Fusus). J VIII, 326
(Neptunea). J VIII, 326
(Venus). J VIII, 333
Clethra. P 58, 126; ’60, 512; 789,
389; 99, 86; ’07, 455; 709, 389
clethrecola (Valsa). P ’77, 122
clevei (Euspatangus). J IX, 118, 137
Clianthus. P ’58, 128
Clibanarius. P ’52, 6, 7; ’54, 175;
58, 234, 247; ’78, 326; ’88, 321;
91, 182, 198
P: 75a.
clibanarius (Pagurus).
58, 234, 247
Clidastes. P ’68, 181, 283; ’70, 4,
132; °71, 104; ’72, 127, 141
Clidochiris. P ’79, 261, 370; ’86, 65
Clidoderma. P ’64, 222
Clidophorus. P ’91, 250
cliens (Dichroplus). P ’05, 442;
07, 187
cliffordiana (Unio). P ’54, 241, 247
cliftii (Diploglossus). P
cliftonensis (Phillipsia).
Cliftonite. P ’88, 82
Climacocereus. P ’75, 471-475, 489
climacocereus (Caprimulgus). J II,
118
(Hydropsalis). J II, 118
Climacosphenia. P 753, 431
Climacourus. P ’75, 476
climacurus (Caprimulgus). P 51,
178
P 710, 663
Climaxodus. P ’56, 100
clinchensis (Unio). P ’67, 81. J
VI, 278
Clinetrachus. P ’82, 278
clingmani (Vitrea). P 1900, 150;
02, 414, 419, 420, 431-433
Clindium. P ’66, 347
Clinine. P ’06, 105
Clinitrachus. P ’60, 102
Clinocephalus. P 705, 36, 53; 706,
Climatius.
19; °07, 287-289, 459; 710, 588,
617, 623, 628
Clinochlore. P ’92, 189, 198; ’97,
442
Clinocottus. P ’61, 166
Clinopistha. P ’70, 48; 771, 67;
’88, 233
Clinopleura. P ’09, 412, 482
Clinostomum. P 56, 45
Clinostomus. P ’56, 211; ’67, 157,
164; °77, 92; ’83, 156; ’08, 527,
529. J VI, 209, 228, 240, 245 *
clintonensis (Ichthyocrinus). P ’79,
257
(Ptychobranchus). P 1900, 79
INDEX _TO- GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
—_—
_ clintoni (Calymene). P ’80, 178
Glintonia. P ’68, 174; ’91,°434
e ong Sicekthostigma). P 93,
(Lepisosteus). P
¢lintonius (Pecten). iv, 185. P
48, 103; 62, 581; 67, 139; ’80,
22; ’81, 419; *82, 155
(Pleuronectia). J VIII, 347
Clinus. P ’60, 102, 105, 108; 64,
210; ’81, 114; ’82, 278; ’92, 276;
"97, 133; ’99, 361
Clio. P ’63, 141
elio (Actinocrinus). P
_ (Batocrinus).
(Eretmocrinus). P
P ’86, 86;
10, 604, 606
81, 346
68, 352;
?
(Haplocrinus). "88,
339
(Poteriocrinus). P °’79, 337
(Seaphiocrinus). P ’69, 138,
144; ’79, 337
Cliola. P 56, 192; ’77, 78, 91;
132, 142; 93, 19; 04, 239;
279. J Ix, 392
Cliona. P °56, 162; ’78, 312; ’84,
207; °88, 331; ’89, 70-75; ’91, 122;
63, 141
Clisiocampa. P °75, 51
Clista. P ’95, 333
Clistoceloma. P ’80, 189, 219
Clitellaria. P 94, 272
clitellaria (Jassus). j vi, 309
elitellata (Elaphroptera). P ’98, 74
(Thynnus). P ’98, 74
P 05, 373-377, 388, 389
83,
10,
Clitolyna. P 05, 317, 342, 343
Clitumnine. P 04, 80; 07, 162
Clivieola. P °92, 110, 122; ’93, 22,
53, 64; °95, 492; ’96, 156; 1900, 4;
05, 767
elivicollis (Chrysomela). P
73, 47
Clivina. P °’43, 296, 299; °44, 50;
57, 75, 80, 81. J IV, 12, 29
clivina (Searites). P '44, 50
eloacina (Anaptogonia). P 96, 380
eloacinum (Erithizon). J XI, 199
(Sycium). J XI, 203, 279
Clodalus. P 77, 86, 96
elodalus (Hiodon). j i, 367.
86
56, 31;
P 77,
Cloe. P ’62, 368, 379, 401
elelia (Actinocrinus). P ’81, 347
(Batocrinus). P ’68, 352;
347
(Brachyruton). P ’60, 261
(Coluber). P ’60, 261
(Deiropeda). P ’60, 261
P 68, 352, 355; |
81,
451
clelia. Continued.
(Eretmocrinus).- P
81, 347
(Lycodon). P ’60, 260
(Oxyropus). P ’60, 261
clomena (Muhlenbergia). P ’91, 297
Clonaria. P ’01, 288; ’04, 82
Clonistria. P ’04, 60
68, 352;
eee P 81, 292, 403; ’85,
Clonophis. P ’01, 16, 41, 42; ’04,
467; ’08, 120
~~ (¥alea). - P77, 126s; "78,
Closia. P ’76, 287
Clostera. P ’82, 238
Closterium. P °42, 172; ’69, Biol.
16; ’91, 351; ’10, 460
closterium (Nitzschia). P ’61, 66
Clostrocerus. J II, 7
Clothe. P ’86, 300
Clotho. P ’57, 62; ’59, 335, 340
Clubiona. P ’92, 20; 1900, 532;
01, 574; 03, 128, 133, 136; 04,
123; 709, 198, 548
Clubionide. P 1900, 532;
04, 123; ’09, 197
cluentius (Macrosila). a IV, 160, 163
(Phlegethontius). J Iv, 163
(Sphinx). J IV, 163
elunalis (Aphonum). P ’56, 23
.(Aphonus). J IV, 33
elunifera (Cermatia). J V, 10
Clupalosa. P ’61, 36
Clupanodon. P ’61, 35, 37; ’97, 64,
94; '98, 340; ’99, 332, 334, 475;
06, 84
j i, 233, 395; iii, 288. P
138, 154; ‘756, 210, 256;
90, 91; ’59, 158; 61, 35;
66; 77, 92, 187; ’82, 307;
42; °’87, 295; °92, 243; ’97,
63, 64, 66, 94; ’99, 332, 334;
1900, 519, 526; °04, 507, 771; 706,
84
Clupee. P ’61, 35
Clupeichthys. P ’61, 37
Clupeide. P ’54, 138, 154, 199;
758, 224; °71, 290; '92, 242; 97,
701, 574;
94: °98, 340; ’99, 118, 332; 1900,
519; °04, 507; '05, 489; 706, 83.
J XII, 501
elupeiformis cisco (Argyrosomus). P
77, 45
(Salmo). i
Clupeine. P ’61, 33;
Clupeoide. P ’62, 281
Clupeoides. P ’61, 36
elupeoides (Coilia). P 97,
(Mystus). P ‘97, 66
Clupeonia. P ’61, 35
Clupisoma. P ’82, 281
"17, 89
62, 281
66
432
Clupisudis. P ’82, 279
Cluroide. P ’62, 277
Clusiacee. P 58, 125
clusiifolia (Genipa). P ’89, 387
clusius (Thomomys). P 775,
188. J IX, 392
clusius fuscus (Thomomys). P ’08,
135,
404, 405
clutei (Panicum ). P 1900, 549
Clymena. P ’82, 103; 03, 480; 704,
157; ’06, 239. J III, 145
clymene (Delphinus). ’p 65, 274,
279
(Hypercompa). P ’60, 535, 536
Clymenella. P ’04, 336, 343, 368,
369, 697, 699, 706, 712, 716, 721;
06, 239: 08, 356; 09, 282
Clypastrea. P 42, 191
Clypeaster. j v, 228, 259; vi, 202;
viii, 224. P ’42, 191; 46, 39;
65, 74; 705, 7
elypeaster (Elater). P 752, 48
Clypeasteride. P 90, 370
Clypeastres. P 752, 141, 144
elypeata (Acanalonia). P ’07, 496
(hae) tei, 10T.. FOL,
224; ’58, 428; ’55, 316; ’56, 296
(Cenobita). P ’58, 232, 245
(Pisonopsis). P ’93, 470
(Spatula). P 759, 109, 193;
162, 322; "64, 71; 66, 99; °789,
267; ’92, 102; 93, 22, 32, 60;
95, 468; ’05, 688; ’08, 84. J I,
226; IX, 404, 410
clypeates (Planes). P ’80, 202
elypeatus (Actinocrinus). P ’81,
340
P ’81, 340
97, 350
52, 48
(Batocrinus).
(Calliopsis). P
(Euenemis). P
(Melanoplus). P ’04, 792
(Platydema). J I, 102
(Prioenemis). P ’97, 270
(Salius). P ’97, 270, 278
Clypeocottus. P 756, 133
Clypeospheria. P 793, 138
Clypeotettix. P ’04, 666-668; 707,
69
Clypicterus. P ’67, 72
Clypidella. P ’71, 130
Clyptoecottus. P 761, 515
Clythra. j iii, 436; ’58, 83; ’73, 28.
J IV, 41
Clytia. P ’76, 210
elytia (Heliconius). P ’66, 242; ’85,
176
(Papilio). P 785, 85
clytia var. dissimilis (Papilio). P
85, 85
Clytiomyia. P ’95, 333
elytis (Platycrinus). P ’81, 249
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
clytis. Continued.
(Poteriocrinus). P
160
elytroides (Metaparia). P ’73
Clytus. j iii, 423; v, 276. pat
16; ’59, 80; ’60, 570; 761, 357;
62, 39, 42; 66, 349; 73) 336;
78, 314. J I, 314; IV, 12, 26,
40, "41; Vil, 16, 25- 30, 33, 103, 141,
158, 177
Cnecus. P 65, 226
Cnemidophorus. P 52, 69, 128;
53, 301; 54, 94, 192; 7°56, 237,
252, 307, 309: 58, 255; 60, 482;
62, 61, 356; 63, 103 : 66, 125,
303, 310, 311, 312; ’68, 284; 771,
47, 216; 83, 11- 15, 32, 35; ’91,
459; ’92, 334, 337; 93, 387; 94
198-200; 95,” 386; 96, 312, 465;
97, 463; 03, 30, 33, 540-558;
04, 468, 473; ’06, 110; 708, 118.
J VIII, 164
Cnemidorophous. P 756, 239
Cnemidospora. P 703, 638, 640-643;
05, 90, 93, 94
Cnemidotus. J IV, 11, 29, 30
Cnemiornis. P ’98, 496
cneorum (Daphne). P ’91, 281
Gnicus. P ’84, 87; 92, 357; 361;
33, 306, 385; 1900, 670; 702,
64
Cnidon. P ’61, 52
enotus (Otus). J IV, 147
Cnyobius. P ’73, 309, 317
coactiliata (Helix). P 760, 151
(Patula). P 791, 314
Coadunata. P ’87, 102, 105
coalescens (Plastomenus). P 75, 9
coaperta (Valsa). P ’77, 118
coarctata (Agrostis). P "08, 458
(Cassis). P 759, 332
(Helix). J IX, 18, 33, 34
(Hyas). P 50, 28. J TI, 149
(Libera). J ia 34, 108
(Melantho). P "63, 39
(Paludina). P ’62, 594
(Ponera). P 701, 432
(Strangalia). J I, 327
(Unio). P 753, 247
(Urocoptis). P 98, 267
(Viviparus). P 63, 39
coarctatum (Dentalium). P ’48, 99
(Ornithogalum). P ’86, 59
(Platysoma). P 752, 39
(Polygonum). P ’63, 75
coarctatus (Anableps). P ’61, 6
(Gelasimus). P ’80, 142
(Hister). P ’52, 39
(Omegasyrphus). P ’95, 329
(Periptychus). P ’83, 168
(Toxotus). J I, 327
Coassus. P 796, 394. J XI, 265, 266
86, 158,
0), ee eee ee ee ee oe ee io
: j : — ,
. > Rs ‘ Fea | x Ny
‘ aa
——
Coati. P ’78, 150
coaxans (Venus). P ’60, 287
Cobea. 98, 382
P 97, 334
eobaltinus (Chlaenius). P ’56, 27
( us). P ’59, 81, ’73,
38. J IV, 41
(Pionus). P ’99, 54
Psittacus). P ’99, 54
cobella (Lygophis). P ’60, 251
(Opheomorphus). P ’68, 102 -
(Ophiomorphus). P ’62, 75
Cobitide. P ’61, 7; ’83, 161; 97,
60; ’99, 179, 180; °05, 474. J
XII, 500
Cobitidine. P 05, 474
60; *99, 182; ’05, 474
a9 (Triaroga). P ’56, 204; ’77,
Cobitoide. P ’61, 7; 63, 257
Cobitus. P 782, 282
cobojius (Anabas). P ’05, 404
(Betta). P ’05, 404
cobra (Echidna). P ’59, 341
Cobrobius. P 744, 45
Coccide. P ’99, 259
coccidarum (Diplosis). P ’94, 419
Coccidula. P ’52, 130, 132
eoccifer (Bufo). P ’66,180. J VI,
71; VIII, 100
coceigera (Malpighia). P ‘58, 125
i (Typothorax). P 75,
P ’91, 49
J 1,77
coccinea (Asaphis). P 98, 59, 60;
48
(Canna). P ’89, 353
(Castillea). P ’60, 200;
548, 582
oer P ’60, 244; ’01,
10,
85.
(Clematis). P ’62, 161; ’70,
135
(Coronella). P ’60, 257; ’01, 74
(Crategus). P ’60, 200; 796,
214; 702, 501; ’05, 631; 710, 222
coccinea var. rotundifolia(Crategus).
P ’05, 631; 710, 222
— (Dahlia). P ’98, 391, 394,
3 F
(Euchroma). P ’66, 343
(Eurylepta). P ’57, 20, 25
(Frontina). P ’04, 128
(Gaura). P ’63, 61
(Hydrachna). P ’42, 196
(Ipomoea). P ’89, 393
(Lampropeltis). P ’60, 257
(Malva). j vii, 17
(Musa). P 701, 557
28
INDEX -TO@-GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
433
coccinea (Nephthya). P ’55, 375
(Platea). { v, 58.
(Porcellana).
(Pyranga).
(Quamoclit).
(Quercus). P
58; 01, 360, 363; ’07, 456
(Rhinostoma). P
01, 85
(Salamandra).. J I, 288
(Salvia). P ’89, 399 »*
(Simotes). P ’60, 244
(Sphenophis). P ’60, 257
(Stachys). P ’98, 406
(Thelephora). J III, 221
coccineicollis (Eriphus). J Il, 33
coccineipes (Arnilia). P ’07, 180
(Melanoplus). P ’06, 412
(Stenacris). P ’07, 180
Coccinella. j iv, 92; v, 301. P ’47,
177; °52, 130, 131; ’54, 19; ’59,
90, 286, 292; ’60, 317; ’61, 335;
78, 314; 708, 80. J IV, 12, 42
Coccinelle. P ’52, 130
Coccinellide. P ’47, 177; 759, 292;
96, 37. J IV, 42
eoccinellifera (Nopalea). P ’01, 559
eoecineo-fulva (Phlebia). J III, 218
coccineum (Cristaria). P ’98, 19, 294
(Malvastrum). P 63, 59; ’98,
19, 294
eoecineus (Coluber). j v, 356, 365;
vi, 36. P ’60, 244; "01, 85; ’08,
123
(Floronia). P ’03, 340
(Heterodon). P ’60, 244
(Nops). P ’03, 340
(Oxybaphus). P ’87, 331
(Pentstemon). P ’98, 400
(Petrolisthes). P 758, 228
Pyrenestes). P ’48, 67; 759,
138; 99, 38. J I, 242
(Searus). P ’63, 179
(Spondylus). P 91, 46
(Unio). P ’53, 247, 257, 269;
54, 241, 244. J V, 423
coecinus (Poteriocrinus). P ’90, 158
Coecoborus. P 55, 311; ’99, 51. J
- TI, 267
Coeecocrinus. P ’68, 325;
234; ’85, 239-294, 336;
134, 207, 213; ’87, 97-105;
351-355
Coceoéssus. P 62, 178
eoeccogenis (Hypsilepis). P 67, 157,
160; 710, 285. J VI, 229, 240
(Notropis). P 710, 285
eoccoi (Rhinoscopelus). P 703, 755
eoccois ,Aulascaspis). P ’99, 273
(Diaspis). P ’99, 273
Coceolite. j ii, 187, 190
81, 191-
86, 82,
90,
434
Coccoloba. P 789, 401;
05, 698
cocconeiformis (Navicula). P ’65, 11
Cocconeis. P ’53, 430, 431; 61, 65,
70; ’65, 16; 1900, 473
Coeconema. P ’65, 16; ’90, 137
Cocconotus. P ’05, 817, 818, 842
Coccophacidium. P ’93, 151
j i, 26, 27.
coccophagus (Lopaphus). P ’04, 85
Coceopygia. P ’05, 778
Coccosteus. P 710, 658, 663
Coccothraustes. j iv, 39, 54; vii, 193.
P 53, 400; 55, 312. J 1, 49
Coccothrinax. P ’04, 613
coccotis (Hyperolius). P ’62, $42
Coceulus. P ’77, 284
Coceus. P 757, 178; ’66, 289; ’67,
11; ’77, 145; ’82, 148; ’99, 260-275
Coceyeua. P 708, 496
Coccygomorphe. P ’70, 87
Coceygus. P ’66, 52; ’68, 149; ’71,
27; °78, 23; ’83, 65
Coceyzine. P ’74, 108
Coccyzus. j iii, 366; viii, 155. P
753, 385, 401; 55, 313; 756, 293;
59, 105; ’60, 377; °63, 154; 774,
108; ’75, 346; ’91, 435; ’92, 106;
93, 27; 95, 482; '96, 127; 98,
80; 99, 301; 08, 153, 493-499;
09, 359
P 64, 248
P 95,
cochevis (Alauda).
cochinchinensis (Duplicaria).
430
cochisensis (Bifidaria). P ’09, 515;
10, 52, 136, 189
cochisensis oligobasodon (Bifidaria).
P 709, 515; 710, 136, 141
Cochlea. J I, 211
cochlea (Cirsotrema). J VIII, 205
(Cymatopleura). P 708, 554
(Seala). J VIII, 205
(Sealaria). J VIII, 205
eochlear (Loxosoma). J IX, 15
cochleare (Pleurotoma). P ’48, 104
Cochlearia. P ’63, 94; ’84, 80; ’93,
209; ’95, 544. J ITI, 182, 188
cochlearie (Plagiodera). P ’73, 53
cochleariforme (Thlaspi). j vii, 13.
P ’63, 58
cochleariformis (Leucophrys). P ’56,
43; °77, 259. J ITI, 144
cochlearis (Macrodon). P ’63, 16
(Pleurotoma). P ’47, 284. J
I, 115
cochleatum (Epidendrum). P ’89, 355
(Helicoceras). P ’60, 185, 421;
61, 419, 427
cochleatus (Turrilites). P 758, 55;
60, 185, 421
cochleiformis (Turritella). J VITI,
264, 330
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Cochlespira. P ’80, 365, 369; 784,
107; 90, 395; ’95, 117
Cochlespirella. P ’03, 279
cochliaris (Goniobasis). P ’68, 152,
J VI, 336
Cochlicellus. P ’96, 443
Cochlicopa. P 1900, 97, 133, 575;
02, 236, 420, 429; 703, 204; 706,
149, 533; ’09, 497, 515; 710, 51, 135
Cochlicopide. P 1900, 564; ’06, 148
cochlidium (Buccinanops). J VIII,
327
(Buccinum). J VIII, 327
(Varicella). P ’10, 519
Cochliodon. P ’03, 503
cochliodon (Cochliodon). P ’03, 503
Cochliodus. P ’91, 365
Cochliopa. P ’91, 331; ’06, 125,
171, 172
Cochliophagus. P 62, 347; ’68, 136
Cochlodesma. P ’71, 130, 139; ’88, 332
Cochlodina. P ’98, 266, 280
Cochlodinella. P 98, 270, 274, 284
Cochlodonta. P ’96, 328
Cochlodrina. P ’60, 152
Cochlogena. P ’58, 198;
’88, 50
Cochlognathus. P 54, 158; ’56, 181;
777, 90
Cochlohydra. P 758, 199
Cochlolepas. P ’62, 569
Cochlostyla. P °’73, 247; 74, 59;
"75, 149; ’82, 235; 92, 395
cockerelli (Aleurodicus). P 702,
280, 281
(Anadenulus). P 798, 255
. (Anadenus). P ’98, 255
(Cereeris). P ’02, 781
(Haplostemma). P ’05, 218
(Holospira). P ’05, 215-219
(Ischnomyrmex). P ’03, 215
(Lithobius). P ’04, 651
(Lymnea). P 710, 144
(Malvastrum). P ’04, 109
(Nilakantha). P 708, 341
(Pellenes). P ’01, 591
(Prothesima). P ’01, 571
cockerellii (Centris). P ’99, 64, 68
(Plenoculus). P ’93, 537, 588
coco (Ibis). jv, 70
(Tantalus). jv, 70
Cocoborus. P 753, 383
cocois (Aleurodicus). P ’02, 280
cocophages (Alopus). P ’04, 85
(Graeffea). P ’04, 85
P ’89, 358; ’05, 703
cocosensis (Vertigo). P 1900, 97, 98
coctaei (Hemidactylus). P ’56, 148
Cocytius. J IV, 162, 163, 167
Cocytotettix. P ’06, 19, 30
Codakia. P ’62, 577; °72, 86, 130;
704, 555. J XIII, 470
60, 152;
Coeos.
E iraccines. P 785, 262;
Codaster. P '69, 84, 87; 70, 32;
i 979, 231; 85, 298; 786, 215
¥ codazzianus (Ammonites). J VIIl,
es 88, 354
Codium. P 705, 695
Godoma. P °56, 194; 77, 78, 91
_ Codonites. P 70, 30, 31, 32; 79,
f aoa5 781, 192; 337, 83
coca (Amphisbena). P 56, 237
(Anocelis). P ’57, 24
(Eumidia). P 03, 426
Helix). P ’89, 192
Idotea). ji, 424
Leptognathia). P °94, 93
Micrura). P 701, 659, 668,
670, 682, 728
Nephthys). P ’08, 341
i Planaria). P ’57, 24
7 Talpa). P 53, 326
-eecatum (Habrocestum). P 92, 78;
1900, 540
ia. j v, 346. P ’66, 132. J
| — Vi, 105; VII, 155
- P ’89, 208; ’06, 148
Caecum. P 72, 154; 98, 418
eecum nove- aniz (Enallagma).
7 P 708, 487, 489, 490
a ceecutians (Cetopsis). P 71, 292
5 a P 56, 98; ’73, 418,
j vi, 211, 218
. P 54, 29; 55, 257
(Lueina). P ’72, 95
a (Seobinella). P ’01, 518; 703,
Be 3
- ee@latum (Gafrarium). P
eelatura. P 53, 267, 268
ad (Melania). P ’49, 154;
. a (Actinocrinus). P
317
(Auliseus). P ’61, 69; ’90, 136
(Euealyptocrinus). P 85, 355
(Gyaseutus). J IV, 34
(Hypanthocrinus). ’P 85, 355
(Marsupiocrinus). P ’81, 237,
239; °85, 247; ’88, 382; ’90, 158
(Pachybrachys). J TV, 12, 41
(Tripriodon). P 791, 128
g (Unio). P ’53, 268
' Coelaxis. P 798, 284
eelaxis (Gastrodonta). P 03, 206;
"72, 92
64, 25.
81, 215,
' 1900, 113, 115, 142; ’02, 418-420
q Ceelebogyne. P 99, 97
eelestina (Lytta). ’p 708, 618
coelestinum (Ageratum). P ’58, 132
(Conoclinium). P 1900, 632
(Eupatorium). P 1900, 670;
07, 458
ecelestinus (Anolis). P 762, 177;
“71, 218. J VIL, 167
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
435
celestinus. Continued.
(Ctenocereus). P ’62, 177
(Glyphidoden). P ’59, 147
celestis (Spatha). J III, 320
celestus (Pithecopus). P ’74, 121
Celiecia. P ’01, 137
Celiocrinus. P ’69, 137, 138, 163;
79, 284, 319, 352, 376; 81, 197;
86, 115, 153, 156, 168; 90, 389
Ceelioxys. ¥ 96, 40
Celocentrum. P 775, 148; ’91, 315;
98, 281, 283, 284; 1900, 550-555
Coelocentrus. P 1900, 550
Celocnemis. P ’59, 78. J IV, 11, 38
Celocrinus. P ’65, 273; ’70, 29;
81, 350
Coelodus. P ’94, 65. J IX, 447
Celogenus. j ii, 338
Celogenys. P ’78, 62, 64;
396; 788, 98. r VIL, 444
Ceelognathus. P 60, 563, 564
Celomera. P ’65, 205, 211
Coelopeltis. P 754, 98;
261, 553
Celopoma. 'P 701, 496
coelops (Eboroziphius).
Celopterna. P ’07,
Celorus. P ’99, 538
Coelorynchus. P "65, 73
Celosaurus. P ’68, 249
Celospheria. P ’90, 221
ecelospondylus (Ixacanthus).
159; ’68, 187. J VII, 435
Caelosporidium. | P 705, 158-161
Celostathma. 60, 355
Celostemma. Pp 98, 282
Celostethus. P 65, 233
Celotes. P ’93, 24; 1900, 532
Celus. J IV, 11
cementarus (Palemon).
Coenobita. P 59, 302
Cenocara. P 65, 242, 243, 244
Cenonympha. P "61, 163
80, 391,
60, 246,
P 76, 81
P 68,
P °93, 119
ecenopictus (Leucochiloides). P 1900,
585
(Pupoides). P 1900, 428
Cenosia. P 95, 335
cenospinella (Cenostroma). P 786,
43, 47
(Coleophora). P ’60, 5
eenosus (Hister). P 62, 39. J
IV, 31
’ (Parophrys). P ’64, 197
(Pleuronichthys). P 54,
64, 197
'(Scarabeus). P °44, 135
Cenotherium. J VIII, 87
Cenothus. J IX, 153
Cenurus. P 756, 46
Cenus. P 705, 198
eenus (Anisodactylus). P 7°43, 297
189;
436
Ceereba.
364
coerebicolor (Dacnis).
270
Cerebide. P ’63, 296
cerula (Dendroica). P ’59, 106
coerulans (Urocoptis). P ’98, 277
cerulatus (Megaloprepus). P ’01,
136; ’08, 489
cerulea (Anagallis).
(Andromeda).
(Aquilegia). P ’63, 57
(Asclera). P ’54, 22
(Cheonda). P ’56, 207; ’65, 70
(Coccothraustes). j iv, 40
P '64, 265; ’99, 313; 709,
P 64, 269,
P 67, 21
J III, 194
(Coryphaena). P ’97, 122
(Crategus). P 710, 190, 207
: aed taaae P 55, 3008. J
3
?
(Cyelas). P ’62, 29
(Emberiza). j iv, 66
(Eulamia). P ’63, 333
(Florida). P ’90, 63
(Fringilla). P ’64, 255
(Guiraca). P 748, 95; ’66, 88
(Halobena). P ’66, 162, 171,
193 ax
(Hirundo). j iv, 256
(Houstonia). P ’80, 349; 710,
546, 573
(Leptura).
(Lonicera).
(Menziesia).
(Motacilla). j iv, 173
(Muscieapa). j iv, 172
(Nepeta). P ’89, 399
(Pachyptila). P ’66, 164,
196
(Patella). P ’83, 249
he P ’83, 60;
jv, 280. JI, 317
P 92, 379-381
J III, 194
45
cerulea obseura (Polioptila).
585; ’05, 687
cerulea (Procellaria). P
171, 193, 195
(Spherella). P ’94, 234
(Sylvania). P 754, 397
(Sylvia). j iv, 173, 193
(Sylvicola). P 753, 311;
9
P
66,
30
(Tanagra). jiv, 66. P ’64, 255
(Tripterella). j vii, 61
(Tucana). P ’64, 241
ceruleata (Hemidoris).
ceruleatus (Acronurus).
ceruleicinctus (Aulacoramphus).
’67, 119
eceruleipennis (Trimerotropis).
06, 392; ’09, 454
ceruleipes (Aulocara).
(Trimerotropis).
446
P ’84, 228
P 04, 522
P ’09, 413,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
P '55, 879 |
ei
P
Ceruleolactite. P ’92, 191
ceruleopunctata (Acara). P ’76, 335
(Cichlasoma). P ’76, 335 4
poy: P 66, 129. J Vili
(Ranula). P ’66, 130
ceruleostictus (Rhebo). P 62, 358
coerulescens (Acanthodoris). P 779,
72; ’80, 91, 108 .
(Anas). P 756, 42
(Anser). P 756, 42; ’61, 73;
70, 131
(Ardea). jv, 59
(Coluber). j v, 349
(Dendroica). P ’83, 61; 91, —
437; 96, 158, 159; 708, 155; 709, —
5
11
(Ietalurus).
(Lanius). P ’64, 238
(Motacilla). j iv, 192
(Ollotis). J VIII, 94, 98
(Platyeerus). P ’61, 345
(Rallus). P ’94, 136 a
(Saprinus). P 752,40. JIV,31 ©
(Sylvia). j iv, 191 ie
eeruleum (Etheostoma).
412; 06, 525
ceruleum lepidum (Etheostoma).
06, 525
eceruleum spectabile
P ’06, 525
ceruleum (Prophysaon).
241-253
coeruleum var. dubium (Prophysaon). —
P 98, 253, 354 q
ceruleus (Acanthurus).
84, 103, 228
(Astatus). P ’93, 541, 548
(Brochis). P 71, 277
(Carcharias). .P ’84, 100
(Coceoborus). P 55, 311
(Coluber). P ’60, 556
(Ditylus). P 54, 20
(Lanius). P 64, 238
(Minnilus). P ’77, 80
(Parus). P 764, 257 4
(Pentstemon). P ’63, 71 a
(Phylloseyrtus). P ’05, 834,
843
P 65, 82;
(Poecilichthys).
77, 48. J. VI, 213 4
P 63, 178: °97, 12259
P 83, 147, 152
(Searus).
(Squalius).
(Teuthis). P ’84, 227, 228
eerulia (Culicivora). P ’47, 156
eesia (Solidago). P ’60, 514
eesium arboreum (Lycopodium).
58, 122
P '85, 411,
(Etheostoma).
P 98, 220,
P ’63, 178; —
Pp a
eesius (Elanus).
jv, 28
Polyporus). J III, 208
Saxifraga). J III, 182, 192
ceespitosus ea J {II, 183, 199
Cetia. P 68,
sd see legs Ce )
aqui AEgiale ; 76, 148
Coffea. P ’89, 386; * 01, 560
coffea (Melampus). P 5S 209; 760,
153; ’91, 320; ’10, 667
Sag gundlachi (Melampus).
coffea var. microspira (Melampus).
P 03,
coffee (Argocerus). P 54, 218;
76, 271
(Lecanium). P ’99, 270
coffeatus (Tabanus). P 95, 322
Coffea. P 58, 134
cogitans (Buprestis). eds @
cognata (Achatinella). P ’88, 36
on J III, 248
Anomia). P ’73, 190
WGatiooherae) ’p 782, 198
(Chilo ah ). 62, 358
tine es). ? 158, 181, 185
Euparia). P 158, 65. J
IV, 12, 34
” (Goniobasis). P 764, 41
(Kraussia). P 73, 190
(Lachnosterna). J THI, 246, 248
(Macoma). P ’98, 60.
(Melania). P 60, 60; *64, 41
‘ (Partula). P 785, 218. J IX,
7
a (Terebratula). P ’73, 190
_ cognatella (Gonomyia). P ’59, 280
(Hyponomenta). P 710, 297
P ’68, 382
4 cognatus (Acupalpus).
é (Anchitherium). P 758, 26,
158. J VII, 402
(Bradycellus). P ’68, 380;
"73, 325
(Bufo). j v, 345; vi, 36. P
55, 430; 92, 332, 337.
(Glyptocrinus). P ’81, 367
omy): P 55, 442;
* Heterodon). P ’01, 89
(Hister). P 752, 39
(Incilius). P ’63, 50
(Parahippus). J VII, 21, 314-
330, 358, 402
(Pelastoneurus). P ’95, 328
(Pellenes). P ’01, 592
(Reteoerinus). P ’81, 367
(Silvanus). P ’54, 27
(Unio). P ’60, 306. J IV, 368
(Uranidea). P 65, 82
(Uranoscopus). P 61, 112
74,
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437
coheni (Astarte). P
48, 96; 762,
578; ’82, 158
cohnii (Lichnophora). P ’81, 443
Coiide. P ’05, 504
Coilia. P ’97, 66
Coilomyces. J II, 279
Coius. P ’05, 504
cokei (Bubalis). P ’96, 518
Colaptes. j vii, 193. P ’51, 220;
53, 385, 401; 59, 106, 300-302;
66.) 56s. OO, 126: 71, B73. 776;
347; ’83, 65;
214; ’91, 435;
43, 62; ’95, 483;
130; ’98, 81, 210;
9, 15; ’04, 581;
1, 56; II, 270
Colaris. P ’59, 33
Colaspis. j iii, 442. P ’58, 85; 73,
33, 44. J IV, 41
Colastus. P 58, 62. J IV, 32
colchaguana (Mactra). J VIII, 333
colehaguensis (Axinwa). J VIII, 335
(Pectunculus). J VIII, 335
eolenicui (Tetrao). P 64, 248
Colenis. P ’53, 284; 766, 369
colensonis (Lestes). P ’93, 379
Coleocentrus. P ’78, 376; ’94, 190
Coleonema. P 758, 127
Coleonix. P ’66, 125, 132, 310, 311;
67, 85; 782, 333; 97, 460; 08,
et eae fy VIII, 118°
coleonyx (Gymnodactylus). J VIII,
118
89, 269, 347; 90,
92, 116; 93, 27,
96, 115, 116,
99, 16, 18; 03,
08, 103, 153. J
Coleophora. P ’60, 4, 433
coleoptrata (Cermatia).
J V, 10
Coleosoma. P ’04, 128
Coleus. P ’89, 399
Colge. P 80, 112
Colias. P ’78, 315;
colias (Seomber). Pp
341; ’99, 344
coliblanea (Aquila).
Coliide. P ’05, 765
Colimacea. J VI, 154
colin (Tetrao). P ’64, 247
Colinus. P ’90, 204; 192, 105; 795,
475; ’98, 79; 799, 25; 08, 81
Coliostruthus. ’p 56, 319; 59, 136
Coliscus. P ’77, 94
Colius. P ’64, 251; 05, 765
Coliuspasser. P 05, 779. J I, 241.
collana (Petronason). P’ ’82, 274
collapsus (Ptychostomus). P Fe
Collapteryx. J II, 143, 167
eollardi (Periploma). P 95, 62, 125
eollare (Agonum). P 754, 49
(Callidium). J II, 33, 34
(Lathrobium). P ’66, 347
(Prosthiostomum). P 757, 22,
28
j ii, 109.
185, 24; 92, 156
99, 254; 98,
P 75, 98
438
collare. Continued.
(Spharagemon). P
we 37; ’09, 149
collare an, usti enne (Spharagemon).
Ps, 379 . ,
collare wyomingianum (Spharagemon).
P °04, 786; ’07, 290; 710, 593
06, 379;
collaria (Chrysotis). P 63, 284
(Loxia). P ’64, 252
collaris (Acanthylis). P 63, 286
(Agama). j iv, 297; vi, 15, 37.
P ’08, 117
(Alauda). P ’64, 249
(Amniseus). J I, 169
(Anaspis). P ’62, 45; 73, 335.
J IV, 38
(Anchomenus). P 754, 47
(Anisotoma). P 753, 283
eo (Anthicus). j v, 246. P °55,
(Architectonica). J VIII, 329
(Atelestus). P ’52, 168
Scie hale P ’90, 217; 95, 469.
J IX, 405
gg (ErachyPodella). P ’98, 267,
” sei otids P ’88, 96
(Chetura). P ’63, 286
(Cochlodina). P 98, 267
(Colaptes). P 51, 220, J I, 56
(Corydia). P 05, 792
ae baileyi (Crotaphytes). ss
’(Crotaphytus). Er
66, 302; ’83, 10;
93) 384, 386;
552
collaris Std 4 ea ie
(Cylindrella).
(Cynonyeteris).
(Difflugia).
(Disonyeha).
(Disparoneura).
(Edwardsia).
(Fiseus). P 62, 314
(Fulix). P ’59, 109; 64, 72
tGucgivaas. P’ 68, 106
(Helodes). P ’53, "355
(Hispa). j iii, 433
(Hydroporus). P ’55, 292
56, 238;
92, 335, 337;
08, 540, 544, 545,
J IV, 32
P 98, 267, 268
P ’89, 337
P 76, 115
P 73, 64
P °01, 137
P 55, 876
(Hyphantornis). P ’99, 38
(Languria). P ’54, 159
(Lema). j i 430. P ’73,
24,25. J IV, 4
(Lemur). P 788, 89
(Leptoplana). P 55, 381;
57, 28
(Leptostylus). J IT, 169
(Leptura). j iii, 421 -
(Macrosila). J IV, 160, 161
(Mesostenus). P ’73, 152, 162
(Muscicapa). P ’89, 147
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
collaris. Continued.
(Mychostoma). P ’98, 268
(Nebela). P ’79, 162; 780;
335, 336; ’87, 122, 123
(Nectarinia). P ’59, 36
(Nematoplus). P 55, 275
(Ninia). P ’63, 100; ’65, 195,
197; ’66, 127, 128
(Pedilus). P 55, 272
(Phymatodes). J IT, 33, 105
(Phyrganophilus). P 59, 88,
290
(Picus). P ’50, 98; 55, 313
(Platynus). P 154, 47
(Pleurotoma). P ’03, 270
(Ploceus). J V, 185
(Scymnus). P ’47, 180; 752,
141
(Stenispa). P ’73, 80
(Strepsilas). v, 96
(Streptophorus). P ’63, 100
(Sturnella). P ’66, 23; ’97, 147
(Systena). P ’73, 68
(Telephorus). P ’51, $40
(Tipula). j iii, 25 -
(Trimorpho on). J VIII, 181
(Trochus). J VIII, 329 :
(Trogon). P ’99, 305
(Trogosita). P ’62, 85
collectus (Nautilus). P ’70, 48
(Solenochilus). P ’70, 48
collei (Cyclura). P ’56, 237
Collema. P ’93, 216
Colletes. P ’96, 35, 555; ’98, 51;
65, 16
02, 730
P 61, 71;
Colletonema.
Colletotrichum. P ’94, 372
colletti (Lepidesthes). P ’78, 33
collettii (Clepsydrops). P ’75, 407
Collichthys. P ’97, 77
colliculosa (Hypoxylon). J II, 286
colliculosus (Polyporus). J III, 213
colliculus (Valsa).- P ’77, 115
colliei (Calocitta). P ’91, 442
(Chimera). P ’62, 331; 77,
220
(Hydrolagus). P 62, 331;
07, 241; 710, 603
collierei (Calocitta). P ’75, 501
colligatus (Pterostichus). P ’73, 309
collina (Erigone). P ’05, 312
Collinsia. j i, 190; vii, 47, P 68, 9
72; 67 212 9s, 38, J IIl, 97 A
collinsiana (Crateegus). lg 05, 607, «4
611
collinsii (Aster). j vii, 82
(Cerithium). J VIII, 362
J VII, 395
(Mastodon).
(Tetracaulodon). J VII, 395
(Trochita). J VIII, 342
collinsoni (Fruticicola). P 02, 238
(Helix). P ’02, 238
eolocolla (Felis).
eolonialis (Belonogaster).
_ ¢ollinsoni. Continued.
(Mitra). P ’01, 387 |
collinsoni var. okinoshime (Trisho-
plita). P ’01, 547
Collinsonia. P ’60, 514
eollinum (Trypoxylon).
475
collinus (Mesostenus). P
(Unio). P ’53, 247
collisella (Gastrodonta). P ’96, 489;
1900, 113, 142; ’03, 206
Collocalia. 'P 06, 177-212
Collomia. P ’48, 13; 63, 74; ’84, 89;
98, 36, 308. s L 159; III, 97
Collomioides. P 48, he J 1, 156
Collonia. P ’04, 31
Collops. P - 163; ’53, 230;
' 314. J IV, 35
collumianus (Alpheus). P ’60, 30
ee. P 75, 347; ’85, 92; ’99, 23
Col P 59, 106, 191; °63, 126;
73; 68, 50, 149; 85, 92, 94
cla (Thysanophora). RP 193, 403;
Colobagaster. P 73, 332
Colobocentrotus. P +63, 354
Colobo. hus. P ’71, 205. J VIII,
95, 147
Colobopterus. P 744, 135
Colobostylus. P ’10, 522
Colobothea. J II, 143
Colobotus. P ’04, 588
Colobus. P ’68, 286; ’88, 93, 95;
96, 546; ’98, 280. J II, 8; X, 276
colobus (Cadulus). P ’97, 467, 474
Colocasia. P 79, 33; ’89, 359
Colochirus. P ’88, 312
P ’79, 172
P ’07, 489, 490
P gg 199
P 96, 555
coloniensis (Corbicula). P 96, 562
colonorum (Agama). P ’54, 101; 757,
66, 71; 796, 311
* colonum ’(Callidium).
(Panicum). P
558
eolonus (Clytus).
IV, 41
P ’93, 473,
94, 187
78,
colepeum (Cixius).
Colon. P ’53, 282
_ ¢olonia (Polydora).
J I, 104
"77, 109; 01,
J II, 28, 104;
69, 4
P 53, 377;
?
Colophonite.
Colophonodon.
J VII, 418
Colophotia. P ’51, 331
Colophrys. P ’68, 130. J VIII, 148
Coloptera. P ’94, 300
Colopteride. P ’66, 59
eoloradensis (Calliopsis).
(Chermes). P ’07, 16
(Diplodina). P ’95, 434
(Eneoptolophus). P ’06, 374;
09, 147
P
67, 151.
P 97, 350
_—INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
439
coloradensis. Continued.
(Erigone). P ’05, 314
(Lycosa). P ’01, 386;
223, 249
(Megacerops).
165
(Melissodes).
(Nomada).
08, 163,
P 70, 2;
P ’78, 200
P 703, 603
(Pardosa). P ’08, 164, 188
(Pleospora). P ’95, 422
(Pupa). P 1900, 603
(Spheeropeziza).
(Tapesia). P
(Thanatus). P 01, 585
(Vertigo). P 1900, 603, 609
coloradensis arizonensis (Vertigo). P
1900, 604, 609
74,
coloradensis basidens (Vertigo). P
1900, 604, 609
coloradis (Bacillus). P ’04, 516
coloradoense (Campanula). P ’61,
460; 62, 165
(Cardium). P ’61, 370
(Clematis). P ’61, 448; ’62,
161
coloradoensis (Megaceratops). P ’73,
102
(Sonorella). P 1900, 560
(Unio). P ’56,1038. J ITI, 314
coloradoensis basidens (Vertigo). P
10, 51, 144
coloradus (Amphitornus). P
365; ’07, 34
(Anabrus). P ’06, 417
(Parabacillus). P ’07,
709, 112, 119, 419
(Stenobothrus).
colorata (Achatinella).
(Bulimella). P
(Chromacris).
(Cylindrella).
84, 212
(Eletica).
06,
30;
P ’06, 365
P 788, 32
88, 32
P 704, 532
P ’82, 106;
P ’08, 616
(Eumenes). P ’99, 447, 460
(Helicoptera). P ’07, 476
(Jungermannia). P ’69, 219
(Laminella). P ’88, 32
(Megachile). P ’96, 557
(Urocoptis). P ’98, 274-277
eoloratum (Acridium). P ’04, 532
(Aulostoma). P ’63, 179
coloratus (Gorytes). P ’97, 382
(Zethus). P ’99, 430, 434
Colorhogia. P ’62, 81
Colorhynchus. P ’56, 302
Colossoma. P ’03, 530; ’06, 472
colossus (Corymbites). P ’61, 348
(Evarthrus). P ’73, 318. J
II, 233, 256
(Feronia). J II, 233
(Molops). J II, 233
Colostethide. J VI, 191, 197
440
Colostethus. P ’66, 130; ’74,131. J
VI, 189, 197
Colosteus. P ’73, 418. J VIII, 95
Colotes. P 745, 247
Colpius. P ’73, 326
Colpoearis. P ’71, 332
Colpocephalum. P 1900, 157
Colpocephalus. P ’57, 159
Colpochelys. P ’91, 425
colpodioides (Melica). P
Colpognathus. P ’94, 186
Colpolopha. P ’05, 406, 841;
170
Colpomenia. P ’05, 696
Coluber. j iv, 237; v, 154, 347; vi,
36; vii, 332. P 49, 212; °44, 118,
169, 172; " 945, 241; 47, 278, 319,
321; 48, 28; 749, 245; 52, 70;
53, 238; 54» 100, 102, 103; 55,
345 ; 56, 237, 241; 51, 67; 759,
98, 297, 335, 340; 60, 76, 79, 244°
246, 260, 330, 553, 555, 556; 66,
85, 42
07,
128, 319; 68, 101, 102, 109, 136;
78, 27; °82, 330; 89, 373; 93,
385, 387; 95, 382, 391, 407: 99,
184; 01, ere 16, 45- 50, 95, 492; 02,
179; 08, 287, "299, 293, 296, 549,
553, 557 ; 04, 466, 467, 472; 05,
208 ; 08, 120-123. J II, 306;
VIII, 135
coluber (Zyphothyea). P ’82, 275
Colubraria. P ’04, 22, 592
Colubrariide. P ’04, 592
Colubride. P ’59, 296; ’60, 74; 61,
296; ’82, 330; ’90, 199; 795, 387;
701, 16; ’05, 207, 208; ’06, 109;
08, 120, 122
Colubrine. P ’60, 558
colubrinus (Colymbus). P ’75, 357
(Xenodon). P ’68, 133. J
VIII, 180
colubris (Mellisuga). P 756, 288
(Trochilus). § iv, 30. .P °S8,
384, 401; ’74, 106; ’75, 347; 783,
65; ’90, "207; 91, 435; ’92, 107;
95, 485; ’96, 131; 798, 81; 702,
35; 708, 153
colubrorum (Bodo). P 56, 42
Columba. j iv, 263; v, 30; vii, 193;
viii, 155. P ’47, 233; ’48, 64;
750, 31; 753, 402; 54, 227; 155,
314; °56, 254, 321; ’59, 108, 143,
192; ’60, 194, 377; °62, 320; ’63,
301; °64, 248; ’68, 54; ’75, 348;
76, 274; °87, 359; ’90, 204; 92,
112, 114; °93, 39, 61; ’99, 16, 17,
21, "36, 46, 48, 61, 203; 702, 672;
05, 756; 09, 357. J 1, 217; II,
O71
ecolumba (Cepphus). P ’68, 5, 72;
93, 22, 30; ’98, 129
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
columba. Continued.
(Marginella). P
(Uria). P
68, 70, 72
Columba. P ’69, 196
columbee (Troglodytes). P ’99, 308
columbaria (Ancistrosyrinx). P 96,
471
65, 73;
P 96, 471
J IX, 121
48,
62, 323;
101
°68, 4, 5,
(Hippochrenes). P
79, 218
(Pleurotoma).
(Rostellaria).
columbarius (Cimex). P "17, 284
(Faleo). j iii, 344; viii, 151.
P ’46, 46; °53, 305, ” 395, 450;
55, 307; 56, 287; 61, 216; 66,
42; 70, 140; 75, 345; 93, 28,
40, 61; ’08, 89; "09, 358. J L
27; II, 260
eolumbarius suckleyi (Falco). P 793,
22, 40
columbarius (Hypotriorchis). P 753,
450; ’61, 216; ’63, 152; ’66, 42;
70, 140, 146
’(Plautus). P ’68, 54
(Tinnunculus). j iii, 344
Columbella. j ii, 230; ’59, 332. P
EL, 4150-91, Ea, 130, 142, 143 ;
73, 346; 78, 301; 83, 167, 172,
174, 176; 87, 51, 398, 403; 90,
144; ’91, 51; 98, 479; 99, 76;
01, 196; ’03, 757; 704, 13; 705,
102, 105. J VIII, 328, 355
columbella (Lucina). P 172, 82
Columbellide. P ’87, 51; ’91, 51;
01, 196, 389; 704, i3
Colombellina. Ky VIII, 316
Columbelline. P ’62, ” 987, 564
columbensis (Margaritana). P
81
P 657, 81. J TY,
columbi (Elephas). P 73, 416; "974,
221; ’82, 290; ’89, 96; 91, 120.
J VIL, 248, 251, 398; VITT, 213
(Euelephas). J VII, 398 ‘
columbie (Tachytes). P 93, 499, 502
Columbiana. P ’57, 188
columbiana (Anatina). J VIII, 317
columbiana var. hecoxi (Ariolimax).
P '96, 347
columbiana (Atragene). j vii, 7
(Borrera). ee 59
(Chrysomites). P ’65, 93
(Corbula). J VITI, 317
(Corvus). j viii, 152
(Cygnus). P ’83, 67
(Cyrtoxipha). P 10, 598
(Helix). P ’58, 197; ’75, 209,
89, 203
(Merganetta). P 99, 302
P 75, 155
(Mesodon).
(Unio).
211;
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3 8 columbiana. Continued.
(Nu ). j viii, 152. P
47, 203; °51, 217; 55, si2 ; 798,
212; 03, 10, 15. JI, 4
eave) P 708, 293-500
Pupa). P 1900, 602
>. P 08, 361; ’09, 293
Vertigo). P 1900, 598, 602,
columbiana var. utahensis (Vertigo).
P 1900, 609; 10, 51, 144
(Wolffia). P °68, Biol. 6, 7;
70, 90; ’91, 350
columbianum (Arcoscalpellum). P
09, 367
(Cardium). J VIII, 318
(Panicum). P 1900, 662
. on). P 09, 367
q ( yeardium). J VIII, 318
a — us (Ammonites). J VIII,
(Ariolimax). P ’73, 247; ’74,
33-38; °75, 154, 193; °76, 185;
789, 199; 796, 343-349; °98, 235
columbianus forma maculatus (Ario-
limax). P ’96, 344
columbianus forma niger (Ariolimax).
P 96, 344
columbianus var. stramineus (Arioli-
max). P 96, 344, 346
columbianus forma "typicus (Arioli-
max). P ’96, 344
— (Astragalinus). P ’66,
(Bufo). P ’08, 100
(Cariacus). P ’78, 61
(Cervus). P ’59, 189
(Chrysomitris). P ’66, 82
(Corvus). j iii, 359; vii, 193
. J VIII, 325
P °58, 197, 199; °96,
. P 704, 579
93, 34; 95, 471;
(Pediocztes ) P 62, 403;
ae Pr Oe: 268,
(Phasianus). P ’62, 403
(Picicorvus). P ’59, 108, 192;
66, 91; °91, 447; ’93, 46, 63;
08, 94
eee P 66, 82
Pygurus). J VIII, 325
(Pyrrhocorax). P ’08, 498
(Spatangus). J VIII, 325
eolumbica (Thalurania). P 799, 306
Columbide. P ’53, 385; ’63, 200;
66, 93; °83, 66; 705, 756
eolumbiensis (Acartauchenius).
05, 306, 329
Pp |
441
columbiensis. Continued.
(Bufo). P ’53, 878; ’54, 87;
62, 358; ’83, 17; ’93, 181, 184;
09, 298
(Decadocrinus). P ’86, 163
(Diaporthe). P ’90, 233
(Poteriocrinus). P ’86, 163
(Puceinia). P ’93, 153
Mn pr ae P 45, 246;
Columbigallina. P ’89, 268; ’90,
204, 212; ‘92, 112, 114; 95, 476;
eolumbina (Bulweria). P ’66, 158,
171
(Procellaria). P ’66, 158
(Tilmadoche). P ’89, 48
(Vitis). P ’53, 273
ecolumbinum (Acridium). P ’04, 533
eolumbinus (Puffinus). P ’66, 158,
171
Columbite. P ’76, 39; 782, 15, 57;
89, 51; 92, 200; 97, 437; 1900,
319
Columbus. P ’68, 68, 78
columbus (Papilio). P 66, 342
columella (Goniobasis). P ’64, 30
(Limnea). j i, 14. P 760,
155; °61, 309, 398; ’91, 406; 94)
24; °96, 493; 703, 213, 776
(Lymnaea). . P 56, 259; 760,
18; ’72, 101, 109; ’06, 161, 564;
08, 410-448
(Melania). P ’64, 30
columellaris (Littorina). P ’91, 45,
53
eolumellus (Lymneus). j ii, 167
Columna. P ’60, 431; ’75, 148
columna (Baculites). j viii, 221. P
61, 396; ’05, 27
(Cerion). P ’95, 207; 796,
315, 321
eolumna var. valida (Cerion). P 95,
P 96,
207
eolumna validum (Cerion).
321
columna (Maynardia). P ’95, 207
columne (Rhinobatus). P ’92, 236;
01, 333; 710, 469
columnare ’(Cercospora). P ’94, 380
(Stylodictyon). P_ 786, 52, 54
ecolumnaris (Ascaris). P 56, 51
(Lepachys). P ’63, 65
Columnea. P ’58, 131
Colus. P ’62, 561
Colydii. P 759, 288
Colydiide. J IV, 32
Colydium. j iii, 325; v, 263. P 744,
Sas 9046, 77 5. "OS, 377
Colymbetes. j iii, 152. P 744, 27;
59, 282, 287; °62, 521; 766, 366;
73, 326. J IV, 12, 30
449
Colymbide. P
64, 70;
206-211;
Colymbus.
55, 317;
"61, 248;
53, 429; 62, 226;
66, 100; 69, 184, 200,
’83, 68; ’98, 495
j viii, 158. P ’53, 429;
56, 297; 59, 109, 193;
62, 226, 230, 323’; 64,
21, 245; ’66, 100; 68, 3, 4, 60,
67, 74; 69, 205, 208, 211; 71, 47;
75, 356, 357; 783, 68; 93” 22,
29, "60; "95, 465; 98, 207; 99, 22;
05, 758; 08, 91; 09, 355. J Ex,
396, 397
Comacris. P ’06, 19
comalensis (Amnicola). P
171
(Goniobasis). P
69
06, 125,
06, 125, 167-
comalensis form fontinalis (Gonio-
basis). P ’06, 169
comanche (Libellula). P 708, 475,
488
Comandra. j vii, 51. P ’60, 200;
63, 75; 81, 160; 710, 345, 548,
562
comandrae (Cercospora). P ’91, 90
comans (Trichestes). J III, 262
Comaracystites. P ’65, 143; ’85, 299
Comarostaphylis. P ’61, 461; ’62,
165
Comarum. P ’93, 294
comata (Acmeodera). P 73, 90. J
IV, 35
(Aleyrodes). P ’02, 281
(Ancylonycha). J III, 255
(Ardea). P ’64, 245
(Crategus). P ’05, 584, 592
(Macropteryx). P ’02, 677
(Mordella). P ’58, 75. J IV,
38
(Mordellistena). P ’62, 49
(Ocypete). j ii, 82
(Stipa). P ’98, 45, 314
(Vaseya). P ’63, 79
comatosa (Conus). P ’04, 550
Comatricha. P ’89, 188; ’91, 392;
93, 367; ’05, 524
Comatula. P ’68, 325, 327, 329; ’69,
86; ’79, 239, 249, 290; ’81, 191,
204; ’87, 106
Comatule. P ’85, 267-281;
223; ’88, 352; ’90, 346
Comatulide. P ’90, 353-389
comatum (Cladophytum). P ’49, 227
comatus (Cheiromyces). P ’93, 171
(Cypselus). P ’02, 677
(Phidippus). P ’01, 588
(Phobetus). P ’59, 288 J
III, 227
(Psilopus). P ’95, 328
(Tryssus). P ’59, 288
Combretacee. P 58, 133; ’89, 380
Combretum. P ’58, 133
86, 222,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETO.
combustorum (Spheria). J II, 287
comedens (Spheria). J II, 290
(Thelephora). J III, 223
Comephorus. P ’60, 121;
comes (Cercopis). j vi, 314
(Clausilia). P 1900, 673; 701,
654; 702, 524
(Podabrus). P ’51, 344
(Roceus). P ’63, 32
(Tettigonia). j iv, 343
cometa (Philocrinus). P ’86, 166
(Woodoecrinus). P ’86, 166
comis (Cytherea). P 48, 98
comitata (Alseonax). P ’89, 146
comitatus (Alseonax). P ’99, 40
(Butalis). P ’57, 85; 99, 40
comma (Agonoderus). ’p 68, 374
(Carabus). P ’68, 375
(Goniobasis). P ’64, 35; ’65,
1
(Melania). P 64, 35; °65, 24
(Melasma). P ’65, 24
(Trechus). P 73, 325
Commelina. P ’98, 387, 402; ’05, 700
Commelinacee. P ’98, 387, 393, 402
Commelyna. P ’89, 360; 02, 660
Commelynacee. P 58, 123; 60, 201;
62, 9
Commelynee. P ’89, 360
commensalis (Flabelligera).
286
commersoni (Brachirus). P ’82, 281
(Oonidus). J XII, 547
(Plecostomus). P ’03, 502
(Sphyrena). P ’03, 749
commersonia (Fringilla). P ’64, 253
commersonianus (Stolephorus). P
1900, 497
commersonii (Antennarius). P 1900,
519
(Carcharinus). P ’08, 62
(Lophius). P 1900, 519
(Phyllorhina). P ’89, 335
(Polynemus). P ’82, 307
(Secomber). P ’62, 126
(Secomberomorus). P ’82, 306
(Scorpena). P ’82, 304
(Sparus). P ’82, 305
(Sphyraena). P 1900, 501, 520
(Triurus). P ’82, 303
commersonnii (Anchovia). J XII,
501
(Catostomus). P 710, 602
(Pomadasys). J XII, 528
commiscens (Crisisina). J V, 168
(Idmonea). J V, 168
commissurale (Cosmarium). P 69,
Biol. 16
commissuralis (Obelia). P ’88, 331
commixtus (Amniseus). J I, 169
(Leptostylus). J IT, 169
P 09,
- eommunis (Linyphia). P
eommoda (Fruticicola). P ’02,
(Helix). P ’02, 237
commonsianum (Panicum). P
548, 579
commonsii (Melanomma). P ’90,
— (Anoplotherium). P
(Pleurotoma).
(Polygonum).
(Polytrichium).
(Sehizophyllum). J III,
communis (Amara). P ’55, 356
Gaye.
P » 287
90, 144 3
’(Asellus). j i, 427
(Barbastellus).
(Catostomus).
56, 174.
(Columbella).
398, 403; ’90, 144
(Cornicularia).
05, 307
(Diplocardia). P
(Erigone). P ’05, 307
(Faleo). j iii, 343
. (Forbesiocrinus). P 79,
82, 17
'(Frontinella). P ’09, 206
(Geranomyia). P 59,
253; ’60, 16
(Ichthyosaurus).
(Janthina).
(Juniperus). P
98, 46, 314;
P ’48, 104
P 63, 75
P 92,
P 91,
°66, 343 ;
02, 463,
237
10,
239
50,
P 02, 665
207
J VIII, 311
564;
P '65, 174
j i, 90, 95. P
J VI, 236, 241, 242
P ’82, 172;
87,
34;
04, 803
271;
68,
498,
communis var. alpina (Juniperus). P
98, 46
communis var. depressa (Juniperus). |
P 98, 46
78,
81, 175; .’92, 41; 1900, 533;
580; ’04, 128
(Lycosa). P ’90, 422, 426;
64; ’02, 562; ’04, 287; 08,
253
(Melissodes). P ’78, 204
(Melocactus). P ’89, 384;
559
(Mesostenus).
(Phocena). P
294; °76, 134
(Phragmites).
391
(Pirus). P ’02, 500, 501
(Pleurotoma). j vi, 211,
P ’62, 561; ’82, 169
(Pogonichthys). P
64, 277; °77, 93
(Pragmitis).
P 73, 150,
"65, 279;
P 709, 386,
P 77, 109
(Prosopotheca). P 705, 307,
(Ricinus). P ’89, 405;
129;
01,
92,
163,
01,
154
66,
388,
224.
56, 188;
330
99, 97
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j iii, 333, 339 |
443
communis. Continued.
(Silvitettix). P ’05, 400, 841
(Spongiophaga). P ’84, 203
(Sureula). P ’62, 561
(Taxocrinus). P ’65, 140; ’79,
271; ’82, 17
(Tellina). P ’60, 290
(Viola). P 1900, 483, 489;
670, 692
commutata (Lucina). P ’72, 86
(Salomonia). P ’10, 579
commutatum (Polygonatum). P 1900,
664; 702, 660
(Tritonium). J VIII, 353
Comocladia. P ’89, 374
Comodesmus. P 96, 258
comosa (Bidens). P 1900, 483, 486
(Carex). P 1900, 663
(Faleata). P ’02, 662; ’10, 580
(Luzula). P ’63, 77
(Saxi a). P 95, 544
(Xylaria). J II, 284
comosum (Andenocalymna). P
131
(Calligonum).
(Eryngium).
compacta (Astarte).
246
(Colletes). P
(Eulima). P
(Eumenes).
(Labiella). P
(Leptachatina). P ’88, 52
(Limneria). P ’94, 188
(Melania). P 63, 320
(Partula). P 75, 244;
209. J IX, 55, 109
(Pythina). P ’72, 232
(Rissoa). P ’65, 62
(Rostellaria). P ’05, 23
(Tilmadoche). P ’89, 48
(Turritella). P ’05, 21
compactilis (Zeacrinus). P ’79, 351;
786, 167
compactum (Eucalodium). P
03,
58,
ji, 27
P 98, 390
P 65, 573’
98, 53
99, 255
P ’99, 446, 460
88, 52
85,
92,
. J IU, 215
j i, 27, 37
ecompactus (Agonides). P ’65, 155
(Ataphrus). P ’76, 303
(Erianthus). P 07, 458
(Goniatites). P 65, 154
(Littorina). P ’76, 303
(Mesostenus). P ’73, 150, 153
(Tachysphex). P ’93, 508, 528
(Unio). P 59, 154; °77, 27.
J IV, 218; V, 444
compar (Ascaris). P ’86, 311
eee P '65, 100; ’78,
(Ichneumon). P ’78, 351
(Leionotus). P 744, 26
444
compar. Continued.
(Ochthedromus). P 757, 5
(Oxyuris). P ’56, §2
comparata (Pseudagenia). P ’97,
236
comparilis (Pecten). P ’62, 581; ’81,
418, 419, 421; °82, 154; ’90, 144,
146. J IX, 119
_ Complanaria. P ’53, 244, 261, 267
complanata (Alasmodonta). P 753,
261; 96,505. J V, 448
(Cardinia). P ’62, 413
(Clepsine). P ’99, 140
(Complanaria). P ’53, 261
(Cymindis). J IV, 28
(Feronia). J II, 249
(Kellia). P ’72, 230
(Lophoglossus). P ’73, 316
(Margaritana). P ’52, 55; 758,
13; 114; ’60, 156; ’77, 26; ’96,
505. J IV, 49; V, 448
(Moniana). P ’56, 200
(Mya). P ’53, 247. J V, 412
(Neckera). P 755, 446
(Operculina). P ’84, 322; ’86,
57
(Ostrea). J LX, oa
(Symphynota). P ’53, 261
(Tillandsia). P ’01, 558
(Toxotrema). P ’58, 209
(Unio). P ’53, 261 :
ecomplanatipes (Melanoplus). P ’09,
472
complanatus (Ammonites). P ’90, 449
(Nummulites). P ’82, 191
(Sporobolus). P ’91, 299
(Unio). P ’53, 247, 265; °54,
247; ’56, 213; ’60, 17, 51, 88; 61,
310, 398; ’63, 312; ’72, 106; ’80,
348; °94, 30. J II, 296; V, 412
complanulus (Peryphus). P ’57, 5
complectus (Oliarus). P ’07, 485, 488
complementaria (Helix). P ’87, 129
(Patula). P ’87, 129
(Pitys). P ’87, 130
completa (Ctenosaurus). P ’91, 459
(Nemoura). P ’62, 367
(Pepsis). P ’97, 281
complex (Lasconotus). P ’59, 282,
288
complexa (Teucholatis). P ’59, 228;
60, 16
complexicosta (Neithea). P 776,319;
05, 12
complexis (Ammonites). P ’60, 420
complexivus (Nirmus). P 1900, 154
complexus (Ammonites). P ’56, 280;
61, 317, 419, 428
complicata’ (Bathyphantes).
(Cireurina). P ’92
(Microneta). P 99, 47
complicatum (Stereum). J ITI, 220
P 92, 45
26
‘ compressa var.
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
complicatus (Equus). P ’58, 11; 68,
176;. 71, 313... 34 Va 262, 265,
399, 446; XI, 255, 256, "259
composita ’ (Tricuspis). ’P 62, 94,
335
(Uralepis). P ’62, 7 335
Composite. j vii, 29. 60, 145,
200, 303, 512, 513; ‘61, 456; 63,
85, 376; 87, ” 326;
64; ’84, 86;
89, 131, 387; ’96, 35; 98, 378,
383, 385, 391-412; "399, "101; 1900,
670. J III, 40, 90, 182, 184, 193
compositum (Erigeron). j vii, 32.
P ’63, 64
(Schizoxylon). P ’94, 353
compositus (Erigeron). P ’93, 211;
98, 49
(Platypus). j iii, 324
Compostoma. P ’85, 410, 412
compressa (Argonauta). J II, 331
(Astarte). P ’65, 57; 772, 245
(Atyephyra). P ’94, 400
(Bulimus). P ’85, 223
(Campanularia). P ’76, 210,
214
(Cenobita). P 58, 232
(Chametrachea). P ’72, 120
(Complanaria). P 753, 261
(Corbicula). P ’60, 269; 748,
98 ;
(Crassatella). P ’72, 249
(Cyelocardia). P ’02, 708
(Cyprina). P ’57, 144; ’61,29
(Cyrena). P ’60, 276
(Danthonia). P ’80, 343; 787,
392
sor Sr ak P 74, 143. "te
(Enteromorpha). P 55, 413;
63, 96
’(Ephyra). P ’94, 400
(Euglypha). P 74, 225, 226;
78, 172
’(Fistulipora). P 66, 128
(Lamna). P ’87, 341, 401. J
I, 196, 197
” (Lavinia). P 56, 184
(Lingula). P ’73, 204
(Lucina). P 748, 101
(Miersia). P ’79, 416; ’94, 401
; ean eee 63, 190.
(Orthis). j viii, 259
(Partula). P ’85, 208, 223. J
IX, 74, 112
(Petricola). P
576; ’82, 159
48, 104; 62,
(Polymorphina). P ’88, 170
(Prionacris). P ’07, 176
(Rottbellia). P ’91, 293
fasciculata (Rott-
bellia). P ’91, 293
4
4 FE
- eompressicollis (Clytus). P
P ’71, $24
400
da Cecilia). P 66, 132
(ain). P 701, 34
compressicau bivittata (Natrix):
P 701, 35
a compsolema (Natrix).
a teniata (Natrix). P
da walk )
a ye erii (Natrix
701, 35
compressicauda (Nerodia). P 60,
335; 701,
Ti armotus). P ’01, 32, 34;
61, 74; ’04, 470
compressicaudus compressicaudus
(Tropidonotus). P ’01, 34
> rae ustus(Tropidonotus).
P 701, 34, 35
73, 336
oo (Aecrydium). P 706,
compressifrons (Thericles). P
676
compressipes (Macropthalmus). j viii,
123. 50, 24, 27, 29
(Scolopendra). J V, $1
(Seyra). P 57, 218
compressirostra (Calandra). jiii,319
(Ostrea). j iv, 182; vii, 123.
P 48, 103; ’80, 366; ’81, 445;
05,11. J IX, 121, 126, 129
compressirostris (Ostrea). j vi, 213
compressissimus (Ammonites). J
VIII, 311
(Unio). P ’53, 247
compressum (Pisidium). P ’56, 259;
60, 18; °72, 104, 109; ’06, 173
(Sphenopoterium). P ’60, 448
(Theridium). P ’09, 203
compressus (Acara). P ’71, 256
(Actinobolus). P ’72, 253
(Baculites). j viii, 211, 221. P
741, 108; °56, 281; ’57, 128; ’60,
421; 61, 419; 62, 21; °74, 224;
91, 159, 160; °92, 136; 705, 26
oo rre)- J VIII, 300,
(Coluber). P ’60, 265
(Cyperus). P ’67, 23; ’89, 360
(Dicotyles). P 7’56, 140; ’60,
416; ’68, 231; ’91, 365. J VII, 383
(Didymodus). P ’83, 108
ig samara P 56, 99; °83,
704,
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445
compressus. Continued.
(Dipsadomorphus).
(Gadus). j i, 84
(Gyretes). P ’68, 373
(Luxilus). .
(Nauclerus). tds
(Phragmolites). P 43, 330, 331
(Planorbis). P ’82, 236
er ae japonicus (Planorbis). P
P 60, 265
52, 3,
82, 301; 791,
200, 383, 357
, 210
P 60, 28
P °56, 203
53, 261
P 56, 281;
compressus (Platig onus). P
57; 756, 140; ’70, 13;
365. J ‘III, 170 :
(Polyporus).
(Rhynchocyelus).
(Rutilus).
(Unio). P
comprimus (Scaphites).
60, 420
compsa (Leda). P ’90, 403. J IV,
387
(Turbonilla). P ’99, 147, 168,
72
Compsacanthus. P ’56, 100
Compsacris. P ’06, 33
Compsemys. P 56, 312; °57, 90;
7G, 4503. 75,9, 1032/7976, 267;
91, 411, 418, 427. J VII, 13
Compsidea. J II, 162, 164
Compsocerus. J II, 7
Compsocrinus. P ’85, 306, 309
Compsodesmus. P 96, 261, 264
Compsognathus. P ’68, 242, 269;
769, 123; ’93, 72
compsolemus ( Tropidonotus). P ’60,
368; ’61, 74
Compsomyia.
compsonema (Astarte). P 87,
398; ’90, 143, 146
eompsonota (Geoeichla).
99, 42
eompsorhytis (Murex). P
95, 75. J IV, 377
(Odontopolys). P ’90, 395;
95, 75, 122. J IV, 377
Compsosaurus. P 756, 165, 255
Com oma. P ’60, 564; 01, 44;
708, 121. J II, 142
Compsothespis. P ’01, 280
Compsothlypis. P ’89, 270;
95, 495; ’96, 158, 159;
07, 456; ’08, 155
compta (Asterias). P ’89,
(Corticaria). P ’55, 301. J
IV, 32
(Crassatella). P ’72, 250
(Crategus). P ’10, 188
(Cyrena). + ’60, 276, 279
(Doris). P ’99, 520
(Leptasterias). P ’89, 169
(Melissodes). P ’78, 199
P 94, 279; °95, 335
340,
P '59, 42;
90, 395;
90, 210;
98, 85;
169
446
compta. Continued.
(Orphulella).
367, 378; ’09, 427
(Partulina). P ’88, 25
(Peciloptera). P ’60, 547
Comptonia. P ’60, 146; 1900, 484;
07, 455; 710, 560
comptonie (Diaporthe). P ’90, 284
(Valsa,. P ’77, 125; ’78, 87
comptum (Triceratium). P 1900,
704, 706
comptus (Carpocrinus). P ’81, 281
Dendryphantes). P ’09, 221
t pidelebops). P ’91, 131, 133
(Epomophorus). P ’61, 158
(Eupagurus). P 758, 237
(Habrocrinus). P ’81, 281
(Pagurus). P 58, 237
comta (Clubiona). P ’03, 128, 136
ecomtus (Cordylocrinus). P ’81, 234
Conalerwa. P ’07, 47-50, 73; 708, 393
conasaugaensis (Unio). P ’72, 155.
J VIII, 33
conata (Acmaeodera). P ’58, 70
conecamerata (Galatea). P ’61, 25
(Mytilicardia). P ’72, 257
(Parapholas). P ’62, 195, 215
(Pholas). P ’62, 195, 215. J
II, 335
(Thecalia). P ’02, 701
concatenatus (Ostracion). P ’07, 439
(Rhinesomus). P ’82, 282
concava (Adeorbis). P ’82, 170;
788, 170
(Carinifex). P ’70, 60
(Cireinaria). P ’96, 488; 1900,
133; ’02, 420, 429; 703, 204; 706,
533, 557
(Delphinula). P ’48, 99; 782,
0
P 07, 34; 708,
od
(
P ’05, 311
160, “55,
61, 308, 397;
(Erigone).
(Helix). j ii,
201; ’60, 19, 154;
"72, 99
(Macrocyclis). P ’75, 152, 158
(Sceva). j ii, 89
(Selenites). P ’89, 195
(Toreumatica). P ’63, 358
(Turritella). j v, 207
concavospira (Achatinellastrum). P
788, 38 ;
(Apex). P ’88, 38
(Laminella). P ’88, 38
concavum (Cyrtophyllum). P ’83, 44
(Embaphion). P ’53, 446. J
IV, 37
(Gongylidium). P ’05, 311
(Platyphyllum). P 756, 162
(Triceratium). P 753, 480, 432
coneavus (Actinocrinus). P ’61, 182;
’65, 154, 273; 781, 353
(Acus). P ’71, 130; ’78, 301
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
concavus. Continued.
(Amphoracrinus).
65, 154
(Aphodius). j iii, 214. J I,
103
P ’88, 170
(Celocrinus). P ’81, 353
(Coscinodiscus). P ’90, 137
(Daryerinus). P ’81, 353
(Euryocrinus). P ’79, 257
(Malthinus). P ’51, 846
(Megistocrinus). P ’85, 334
(Myalina). P ’59, 28
(CEdothorax). P 705, 311
(Selenites). P ’94, 12
(Spherocrinus). P ’65, 154;
81, 353
(Tmeticus). P ’05, 311
P 05, 785
(Unio). P 53, 247
concentrata (Endodonta).
concentrica (Anomia). P ’60, 311
(Artemis). P ’42, 217; 743,
325; °48, 96; ’53, 320; °71, 187;
80, 21, 24
(Arthemis). j vii, 153
. (Astarte). j vii, 188. P 743,
328; ’48, 96; ’62, 578, 585; ’82, 158
(Cardinia). P ’62, 418; ’65,
8
(Chonetes). P ’70, 36
(Circe). P °77, 22
(Corbula). P ’60, 313
(Crenella). P ’82, 199
(Cyathocrinus). P ’79, 309
(Cytherea). j iv, 150; vi, 118,
119, 212, 216. P ’48, 98; ’53, 320;
’80, 26
(Dosinia). P ’54, 30
(Emys). j iv, 203. P 54, 189;
06, 113
(Ervilia). P ’03, 757
(Excipula). J II, 292
(Helicina). P ’60, 153
(Infundibulum). P 762, 568;
"80, 2a
P 61, 132;
(Balanus).
‘12
82, 171
(Leda). P
82, 159
(Lucina). P ’72, 82
(Modiolopsis). P ’65, 246
(Myalina). P ’60, 456
(Nucula). j iv, 1413; vi, 208.
P ’48, 102; ’62, 581
(Nuculans). P ’62, 581
(Nuculites). j viii, 248
(Oribita). j ii, 73
(Potamomya). P ’60, 313
(Producta). P 62, 411; 765,
114
(Sanguinolites). P ’65, 128
(Sphaerella). J IV, 280
(Stomatopora). P ’41, 18; ’86,
40
54, 29;
- eoneentrica. Continued.
testud)) P ’01, 401
Testudo). j iv, 211; vi, 27.
P 708, 114
(Trochita). P ’62, 568; 782,
171
(Venus).
concentricum
P 753, 320; ’62, 575
(Infundibulum). P
48, 100
(Lepton). P ’72, 227
Sphaerium). P ’60, 289
concentrieus (Ancylus). P ’97, 298
(Cireaétus). P ’75, 472
(Paleo). P ’75, 472-496
(Herpetotheres). P 75, 472
474, 479
(Lophyrus).
(Mierastur).
500
(Neoliodes).
499
oe): P 75, 471-476, 496,
j ii, 259. P ’48,
‘71, 131; 80, 22.
P 94, 70
P 75, 470-496,
P 04, 146; 06,
(Pecten).
103; ’62, 581;
J I, 209
conceptione (Diplectrum). P ’99, 349
ee (Centropristis).
(Isacia). P ’99, 350, 475
(Pristipoma). P ’99, 350
(Serranus). P ’99, 349
concestator (Unio).
, 66; VIII,
Concha-Eboracensis. P ’62, 201
Conchecetes. P ’58, 226, 240
concharum (Cirolana). P ’88, 80,
124, 330, 333; ’91, 187
(Hydrachne). P ’83, 45
eonchata (Fringilla). P ’64, 255
(Loxia). P ’64, 253
(Polyporus). J III, 210
conchicola (Aspidogaster). P
‘ 224; °56, 45; °57, 18; ’77, 260
-_ eonchifer (Polyporus). J III, 210
- geonchilega (Onuphis). P ’63, 140
Conchiopsis. P ’73, 841, 418, 425
Conchoderma. P ’90, 281
_ Conchodytes. P ’93, 119
_ Conchoides. P 62, 201
- Concholepas. P ’90, 401; ’91, 59. J
VIII, 327
concholepas (Purpura).
conchylega (Northia).
conchyliophora (Xenophora).
54
51,
J VIII, 327
P 02, 274
P "91,
concidens (Achatinella). P ’88, 39
concinna (Achatinellastrum). P ’88,
33
(Acteon).
(Avellana).
P 60, 424
P 56, 185
P 99, |
Pp 57, 81. J |
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447
concinna. Continued.
(Chrysemys). P ’04, 468
(Cinulia). P ’60, 424
(Crassatella). P ’72, 250
(Cyelas). P ’60, 289
(Emys). P ’54, 189; ’59, 7
(Eutenia). P 783, 23
(Exochoides). P ’73, 392
(Fenzlia). P ’48,12. JI, 157
(Fruticicola). P ’02, 238
(Gasterostea). P ’86, 235
(Goniobasis). P ’64, 35;
(Helix).
65,
P 02, 238
(Helodes). P 53, 353
(Laminella). P ’88, 33
(Leptosphaeria). P ’95, 423
(Lunatia). P ’76, 296
(Liyecosa). P ’01, 587; ’08, 205
(Melania). P 64, 35
(Melasma). P ’65, 24
(Myiagra). P ’89, 153
(Natiea). P 56, 282; ’76, 296
(CEdionyehis). P ’73, 59, 61
(Oliva). P ’89, 137
(Pardosa). P ’08, 205
(Partula). Pb ’85, 217; ’86, 35
(Potentilla). P ’63, 61
Pianta P 95, 384; 708,
1
(Ptychemys). P ’08, 114
(Rhynchonella). J VIII, 324
(Seala). J VIII, 190
(Terebratula). J VIII, 324
concinnarius (Chrysotus). j vi, 168
concinnata (Coccinella). P *47, 177;
52, 131
concinnis (Tropidonotus). P ’52, 182
concinnula (Pupa). P 1900, 599
(Vertigo). P 1900, 598, 599,
609; 709, 515
Concinnum. P ’97, 456
concinnum (Bembidium). P ’02, 73,
(Craterium). P ’93, 370
(Gallium). P ’60, 512
(Hypericum). J III, 83
(Orchelimum). P ’05, 48, 54
(Sphaerium). P ’60, 289
coneinnus (Acanthodes). P ’10, 663
(Acteon). P ’56, 282; ’60, 185
(Actinocrinus). P ’81, 325
(Amblodon). P ’61, 104
(Anthophora). P ’96, 555
(Epidromus). P ’88, 324
(Gasterosteus). P ’86, 235, 251
(Haploidonotus). P ’61, 104
(Hydroporus). P ’55, 292, 297
(Lupinus). J III, 86
(Marasmius). P 93, 441
(Nemadactylus). P ’62, 122
(Nematodactylus). P ’62, 122
448
concinnus. Continued.
(Pachylocrinus). P ’79, 339
(Palemon). P ’52, 26.
(Poteriocrinites). P ’70, 26
- (Poteriocrinus).
(Pygosteus). P ’86, 235
(Steganocrinus). P ’81, 325;
85, 248
(Tanypus).
(Tropidonotus). P
292, 293. J II, 302
(Vespertilio). P ’66, 280
(Zeacrinus). P 70, 26; ’79,
339; ’86, 166
concisus (Macroceramus). P ’91, 316
concolor (Abies). P ’74, 159; ’80,
341
concolor lowiana (Abies).
concolor (Achatinellastrum).
33
P 95, 808, 320
03, 287,
P 703, 6
P ’88,
(Ammocetes). P ’77, 92; ’01,
328; ’07, 466
(Anolis).
124
(Aster).
(Beocera).
(Byrrhus).
(Cerenopus). P
IV, 38
(Chriomitra). P 79,
84, 233
P ’62, 180. J VIII,
P ’04, 605
P ’60, 323
P 54, 115
61, 335. J
134;
(Conophis). P ’66, 318. J
VIII, 137
(Cupes). P ’61, 352; ’73, 334
(Cyanocorax). P ’48, 26, 90;
91, 444; ’99, 34
(Deleaster). P ’66, 375
(Dendroides). P ’55, 275
(Diplostyla). P ’92, 44
(Euprepis). P ’60, 486
(Euschistodus). P ’62, 146,
63, 219
(Felis). P 96, 201; 97, 32,
222; ’08, 95. J VII, 52
(Fraxinus). P ’62, 3; ’67, 133;
88, 9; °92, 424; ’94, 393
(Gastrotropis). P ’62, 180
(Glyphidodon). P ’63, 219
(Haliplus). J IV, 30
(Hyperolius). P ’62, 342
(Ichthyomyzon). P ’01, 328;
P °44, 60; °57, 72;
(Liacarus). P ’04, 146
(Nebrius). P ’08, 54
(Olios). P ’01, 586
(Peryphus). P ’57,5; ’78, 325
(Picea). P 774, 159
(Rallus). P ’64, 69
(Saperda). J II, 168, 164
(Seaphidium). P ’60, 323
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
concolor. Continued. -
5 EN, P '84, 232, —
(Sicyogaster). P ’60, 101, 102
(Solea). P ’60, 199
(Stenacris). 2 704, 787
(Stylophora). P ’03, 133 -
(Thyrsoidea). P ’60, 479
(Uncia). P ’79, 173
(Unio). P ’61, 40. J V, 89
(Vidua). P °48, 66; ’99, 38.
J I, 241
(Vitis). P ’53, 273
concoloratus (Anacanthus).
227
Conecophthirus. P ’77, 259
Concordia. P ’79, 418 a
concordialis (Suecinea). P ’58, 199; —
P 60,
67
‘75, 155; 89, 209; 706, 159; 709, —
546. J VI, 178 F
concreta (Beluga). P ’65, 274,278;
69, 25-29 d
(Dacelo). P 702, 675 a
(Haleyon). P 756, 254; ’02, ©
5 7m
(Urocoptis). P ’98, 276 &
Condalia. P ’89, 373 a
condecora (Biddulphia). P 1900, —
690, 693, 720 4
condecorum (Triceratium). P 90, —
139; 1900, 720, 721 ae
condensa (Crategus). P ’05, 607, —
617 a
condensata (Valsa). P ’77, 123 4
condensatum (Dicranum). P 755, 445 —
(Stereocaulon). P ’63, 96 a
condensatus (Andropogon). P 791, —
293 a
condensatus var. paniculatus (Andro- —
pogon). P ’91, 293 a
condensatus (Elymus). P ’63, 79
(Panicum). P ’08, 458 a
condigna (Melissodes). P ’78, 207
condita (Pyrula). P ’07, 194, 210-216 —
condoni (Anchitherium). P ’70, 112 —
(Anser). J IX, 406, 407 4
condonianus (Leucus). P ’83, 156
condor (Spirifer). J VIII, 307
conductor (Centronotus). P ’62, 440 —
Condylactis. P ’89, 104, 107, 125 q
Condylarthra. P ’82, 95; ’83, 79; —
90, 54
Condylarthrus. J IX, 276
Condylocardia. P ’02, 702 }
Condylocardiide. P ’02, 696, 698-701 —
Condylocrinus. P ’81, 394, 403 a
Condylura. j v, 109, 135. P ”
318; ’83, 82; '94, 396; 97, 32, 2
condylura (Seiranota).. P ’59, 125
conella (Helix). P 02, 235
(Plectotropis). P 702, 235
_—_—
- conellus (Obeliscus). P ’05, 20
(Pyramidella). P ’05, 20
eonensis (Terebratula). P 61, 18
_ eonfederata (Ascidia). j iii, 8
_ eonferta (Ancistromma). P ’93, 489,
494; 97, 138
(Anisotoma). P P 66, 368
ae Meloe). j iii, 281. P 53,
_ eonfertiflora ares Pe 58, 132
confertissima i Sadisieorin). P
95, 41
lew (Spheria). P °95, 25
confertus (Agabus). P 61, 340
(Baridius). P ’68, 365
Gorytes). P ’95, 519, 525
Henous). P ’53, 330. J IV, 38
Hyborhynchus). P 756, 179;
985 64 ‘
?
(Meloe). J IV, 38
(Pentstemon). P ’63, 71
(Unio). P ’53, 256; ’54, 244.
. J Il, 302; IV, 86
; Conferva. P 1900, 689, 694
q confidens (Lipe urus). Pp 1900, 154
eonfinis (Amara). P ’55, 346
ie (Anthieus). P ’52, 98. J IV,
Sechayen) P 68, 362
Bradytus). P ’43, 297
Chetoenema). P ’73, 75
mela). P ’56, 33
tetashie>: P 793, 385; 701, 44
(Elaphis). — P 56, 304
(Gyrinus). > 68, 368, 370, 373
(Hypereompa). P 60, "585, "536
(Pimelodus). P ’59, 159
(Seotophis). P 56, 244, 309;
01, 49
(Triplax). P ’54, 162
_eonfirmatus (Bursacrinus). P 79,
347
7 conflagratus (Acupalpus). P ’68, 382
_ conflata (Amara). P ’55, 352
(Chrysomela). P 56, 37; ’73,
(Collops). P 52, 164
(Cryptocephalus). J I, 253
(Cynips). P ’61, 151
29
53
" confinus (Bulimus). P 06, 134, 135 |
3 ppemtivens (Cantharellus). J ITI, vied |
__INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 449
confluens. Continued.
(Donacia). P ’51, 312
(Pelecyphorus). J IV, 18
(Philolithus). J IV, 37
(Proconia). P 61, 285
(Spheria). jv, 14
(Thelephora). J III, 223
confluenta (Buprestis). j iii, 159
(Caudisona). P ’66, 307, 309
(Cynips). P ’61, 151
(Donacia). j v, 298. P ’51,
312
(Engus). J iii, 195
(Eumenes). 99, 449, 461
Soehnoartin)y ili, 103
confluentina (Protoery ao P ’81, 235
confluentis (Crotalus). j v, 372; vi,
37
(Engis). P 54, 158
confiuentus (Crotalus). P 756, 250,
307; ’59, 337; ’83, 11; 793, 387;
701, 101, 104; ’03, 30, 33, 551,
553, 625
confluentus confluentus (Crotalus).
P 92, 336, 337; ’01, 104
confluentus lecontei (Crotalus). P
701, 105. J IX, 391
confluentus lucifer (Crotalus). P
783, 22; ’93, 183, 184; 701, 105
confluentus pulverulentus (Crotalus).
P 701, 104
confluentus (Crytocephalus). j iii,
440
eonformis (Acritus). P ’53, 289
(Brachinus). P 7°43, 296; 62,
524, 525
(Cyarda). P ’07, 497
(Dasytes). P 752, 169; 766,
354. J IV, 36
(Eupagurus). P 58, 237
(Lavinia). P ’54, 137; 756,
206
(Notoxus). P ’52, 92. J IV,
8
(Pagurus). P ’58, 237
(Pristoseelis). P 166, 350, 354
(Saprinus). P 752, 40
(Spheria). P "77, 111
(Tigoma). P ’56, 206
eonfossor (Neerophorus). P 754, 203
66, 367
eonfraga (Mactra). P 748, 101;
"52, 574
(Mesodesma). 52, 574
eonfragosa (meensaonks)” P53,
262; 96,506. J V, 448
(Margaritana). P 53, 262. J
V, 448
(Ostrea). J III, 329
(Unio). P 753, 262
confraterna (Tetragnatha). P ’09,
207
450
confusa (Acmaea).
(Amara).
P 91, 54
P 55, 352
(Anchiale). P 04, 88
(Atimia). J II, 25, 103
(Clivina). P 57, 81. J IV, 29
(Crategus). P 710, 229, 285
(Cylindrella). P ’82, 107
(Donacia). P 751, 318, 316;
"73, 21
(Draba). J III, 187
(Libellula). P ’57, 87
(Luzula). P 795, 544
(Macratria). P ’55, 272
(Melissodes). P ’78, 205
(Pepsis). P ’97, 281
(Xenophora). P ’90, 400
confusor (Monohammus). J II, 148
confusum (Gymnosporangium). P ’02,
463
confusus (Anthicus). P ’52, 99
(Calathus). P ’54, 36; ’60, 317
(Clytus). v, 276. J II, 25
(Motileepis) P 99, 275
(Pterostichus). P ’73, 310
congareus (Unio). P ’54, 243, 247.
J XIII, 177
congener (Bradycellus).
(Chleenius).
(Donacia).
(Geobeenus).
(Lestes).
(Photuris).
(Sphex). P ’97, 376
(Viola). P ’03, 676, 692
congensis (Plotus). P ’59, 176
Conger. P ’92, 246
conger (Leptocephalus).
98, 339; 710, 600
congesta (Area). P ’56, 314
(Atrypa). j viii, 265
(Brodiewa). P ’68,173. J ITI,
2
P ’68, 380
P °44, 51; °56, 27
P 51, 310
P 68, 382
P 93, 379
P '51, 888
P 92, 246;
10
(Cordyline). P ’58, 123
(Dichelostemma). P ’68, 173.
J VI, 369
(Feronia). J II, 256; IV, 28
(Fimbristylis). P ’67, 23
(Gilia). P ’48, 11; ’63, 74.
J I, 155
(Goniobasis). P ’64, 39; ’65,
(Hemimactra). P ’62, 572
(Luzula). P ’63, 95
(Mactra). P °’43, 324; °48,
101; ’62, 572; ’82, 155; ’98, 419
(Melania). P ’64, 40; ’65, 25
(Ostrea). P ’56, 63, 268, 269,
286; ’57, 112, 128; 758, 154, 219,
220; ’60,°130, 429; ’61, 419, 422;
66, 314
(Plectritis). J III, 90
. Congrus.
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
congesta. Continued.
(Pleurotoma). P ’47, 284. J
I, 115
(Standella). P ’62, 573
(Tellina). P ’55, 330
congestum (Dichelostemma). J III,
102 :
(Moxostoma). P ’04, 243
(Pleurotoma). P ’48, 104
congestus (Catostomus). P ’54, 27;
56, 172 ;
(Cryptocephalus). P 773, 31.
J I, 246 ;
(Pterostichus). P ’73, 304.. J
IV, 28
?
(Ptychostomus). P 56, 172
conglobatum (Cenangium). P 95,
428
conglobatus (Polyporus). J III, 208
conglomeratus (Stylochopsis). P 757,
22, 29
congoensis (Mantichora). P ’08, 506, _
512 4
Congrammus. P ’06, 105 a
congregata (Chama). P 748,98; "62, —
576; ’82, 154; ’86, 351; ’87, 398, |
403; ’90, 144
Congride. P ’92, 246
Congrogadide. P ’84, 169, 178
Congrogadina. P ’63, 242
Congrogadine. P ’84, 178
Congrogadini. P ’84, 178
Congrogadus. P ’84, 179
Congromurena. P ’82, 283 a
congrua (Ancylonycha). P ’73, 330 ©
(Lachnosterna). J III, 248; —
IV, 33 ?
(Spilosoma). P ’60, 531, 532
P ’97, 61
congruus (Priocnemis). P ’97, 270
(Pseudagenia). P ’94, 297
(Salius). P ’97, 270, 278
Conibius. J IV, 11, 37
conica (Amalthea). P ’04, 24
(Ampullaria). P ’91, 333
(Cionella). P ’79, 21; ’87, 136.
J VIII, 399; IX, 81 :
(Cyelosa). P ’92, 50; 1900, —
536; °09, 209
(Flata). j vi, 288
(Gyrotoma). P ’64, 97; ’65, 20 —
(Holopea). P ’63, 21; ’89, 298 —
(Joppa). P ’73, 110
(Lemodonta). J VIII, 403 3
(Laimodonta). P ’87, 142. J ©
VIII, 403, 410; IX, 91, 110, 112
(Leptinaria). P ’79, 21
(Margarita). P ’65, 61 Be
(Melania). j ii, 176. P 768,
310; °65, 20
(Microdoma). P ’66, 269
ir et
ieiaies. Continued.
(Orthonema). P 66, 270; 88,
_ (Partula). oe hag ge 87, 134
Physalospora). P 229
(Pyramid) P 91, 52
Tornatellina). P ’79, 21; ’87,
Be = VIII, 399, 410; IX, 81,
conica 7 ae — (Tornatellina).
~ (Patula).
e
P
81, 288
86, 189.
P 68, 352
P 79, 308
P 85, 350
P 773, "107, 110
P 87, 142. J
P 69, 137;
"79, 343;
(Symbathoerinus). P ’86, 93
Conide. P ’62, 566; ’91, 49; ’98,
wt, 268 ; 04, 6
conidea (Omphalotropis). P ’87, 149
conidens (Eschatius). J IX, 392
eae ga). P P 73, i5
a co P: 75, 15
(Triisod . P ’82, 297
Se 88, 45 :
05, 858; 08,
(Chilophryne).
Conifere. j vii, 52. P 56, 78;
76; °84, 92; 89, 353; 92, 164;
98, 395, 397 ; 1900, 661; 01, 361.
J III, 101, 181, 184
(Hyloicus).
J IV, 168, 174, 188
P 62, 158. J
P ’63, 50
(Turbo). J VIII, 204
coniformis (Apex). P ’88, 38
(Spiraxis). P ’60, 152
conigena (Sphaerella). P ’90, 230
_ eonigera (Cynorta). P ’09, 226
Coniglobus. P ’05, 735
_ Coniocybe. P ’93, 216
Coeoniontini. P 66, 400
(Incilius).
P ’87, 85, 95 |
P 62, 357, 358 |
"63, |
__INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
- eonjuncta (Callula).
451
Coniontis. P 59, 77. J IV, 11, 13,
Coniophanes. P ’60, 248, 484;
306; 524; ’65, 195; °66, 128;
104, 119; °71, 204, 216; °83, 34;
701, 92; 708, 123. J VIII, 137
Coniophora. P 794, 324. J III, 222
Coniosaurus. P ’68, 202
Conioselinum. P 63, 63
Coniosporium. P 91, 87;
Coniothecium. P 95, 433
Coniothyrium. P 94, 362
eonirostra (Laurida). P ’82, 279
conirostris (Arremon). P ’65, 170
(Embe . P 99, 307
(Indicator). P ’99, 37
(Leporinus). P ’03, 512
(Liophis). P ’68, 307
(Lygophis). P ’60, 253;
(Melignothes). P ’56, 156;
99, 37
?
Conirostrum. P 64, 272; 99, 24, 308
conispira (Acusta.) P 02, 236
(Helix). P ’02, 236°
Conium. P ’85, 383
——— (Dendrocrinus).
(Tritogonia). P 1900, 79
(Unio). P 1900, 79
conjugatum (Pas alum). P 91, 295
econjugens (Viola). P ’03, 692
J VI, 192
(Carex). P. 87, 77
(Chrysomela). P 56, 34;
8
(Crategus). P 710, 166, 186
(Cyrena). P 60, 276
(Eleodes). P ’73, 334
(Holonectes). J VI, 192
(Lampropeltis). P ’61, 301
(Lema). P 773, 24, 25
(Valsa). P 77, 121
conjunctus (Acupalpus) . P 7°43, 297
(Ancistrocerus). e 02, 52
(Hister). jv, 3
(Odynerus). P 2, 52, 68
(Stenolophus). P 68, 377;
325
(Trechus). P ’68, 378
conjungens (Clinidium). P ’66, 347
(Corymbites). P 61, 349
eonklini (Dinophilus). P ’07,
89-93, 99-143
(Floseularia). P
connasaugaensis (Margaritana).
58, 138. J IV, 229
connata (Bidens). P 760, 514; 1900,
61,
68,
94, 377
62,
P 79,
73,
82,
703, 381-389
ba
670
(Erythodiplax). P 708, 481,
487-490
(Tillea). j i, 111
452 INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Connate. j v, 14
connatum (Hydnum). J III, 215
connatus (Polyporus). J III, 207
connectens (Ixos). P ’99, 213
(Sagda). P ’73, 249; 710, 517,
528
connesaugaensis (Goniobasis). P ’68,
152. J VI, 333
connexa (Acmeodera). P ’59, 71
(Diabrotica). P ’65, 212
(Sapromyza). j vi, 177
connexiva (Tereias). P ’85, 85
connexus (Bembex). P ’95, 355, 360
connivens (Bembidium). P ’59, 83
(Eulota). P ’01, 465
connivens iheyaensis (Eulota). P
05, 708
connivens (Ochthedromus).
(Ninox). P ’90, 130
Connochetes. P ’78, 61
Conobea. P ’67, 21
Conocardium. P ’58, 143; 60, 127;
62, 420; °65, 249; ’71, 65; ’85,
247; ’97, 414
Conocarpus. P ’89, 380; 705, 698
conocephala (Gila). P ’54, 185; 56,
169
P '57, 5
Conocephaline. P ’07, 389
Conocephalites. P ’70, 63, 64; ’87, 17
Conocephaloides. P ’07, 389
Conocephalus. P ’56, 240, 241; ’60,
76; ’78, 314; ’01, 381; ’04, 543,
573, 777, 795, 796; 705, 45, 47, 54,
823-827, 842, 843, 698; ’07, 64,
303, 389-393; ’09, 409, 475; 710,
7, 596, 616, 640, 643
conocephalus (Gryllus). P ’07, 389
(Locusta). P ’07, 392
(Mylopharodon). P ’56, 169
Conocerques. P ’60, 485
Conoclinium. P ’58, 133; 1900, 632
Conocoryphe. P ’70, 63, 64
Conocrinites. P ’81, 403
Conocrinus. P ’65, 164;
352; ’81, 287, 403
Conodictyum. P ’66, 275
Conodon. P ’82, 305; ’97, 110; 703,
348
conoidalis (Risella). P ’05, 292
conoidea (Carex). P ’87, 74
(Eulima). P ’78, 301
(Omphalotropis). P ’87, 149
(Realia). P ’87, 149
conoidea var. angulosa (Realia). P
68, 350,
87, 149
conoides (Microcrinus). J IX, 131
(Pholas). P ’62, 195, 220
(Pleurotomaria). P ’66, 271
(Trochocyathus). P ’05, 4
(Trochosmilia). J IV, 899
(Voluta). P ’52, 198
conoideus (Erisocrinus). P ’65, 150;
79, 365
’(Hydroporus). P ’55, 292°
(Pentremites). P 69, 84, 85;
’87, 84, 91
(Poteriocrinus). P ’79, 343
(Streptaxis). P ’97, 477
er poe P ’95, 69, 116-125; 703,
Cononotus.
Conopea. j ii, 323
Conophis. P ’61, 300;
318; ’68, 308;
J VIII, 95, 137
Conopholis. P ’60, 200;
98, 395
Conophoribium. P 65, 224
Conopide. P ’95, 331
Conopophaga. j iv, 164. P ’60, 190;
99, 50
J.IV, 11, 37
64, 167; 766,
71, 204; 708, 123.
81, 160;
Conopoterium. P ’65, 110, 112
Conops. j iii, 82; vi, 171. P 95, 331
Conopsis. P ’01, 66; 08, 122.° J
VIII, 141
Conorhinus. P ’55, 404
Conorhynchus. P 463, 179
conorhynchus (Albula). P °77, 215;
’81, 114
Conoryetes. P 783, 168; 92, 303, 323
Conosaurops. P 68, 202
Conosaurus. P ’68, 200, 201, 202
Conosoma. P ’66, "347, "374
Conostomum. P 63, 96
Conotrachelus. J IV, 40
Conoura. P 742, 191
Conovulus. P ’79, 28;
VITI, 402; IX, 89, 90
Conozoa. P ’04, 567;
38, 45, 73, 77;
445; *10, 13
87, 138. J
06, 381; ’07,
08, 366, 389! 09,
conquista (Mitra). P '47, 289; °48,
101; 765, 261.) di J ae 9
conradi (Actinobolus). P ’72, 253
(Ammonceratites). ‘s viii, 212,
221. P ’41, 109; 05, 2
(igen: j eed 210, 220.
P ’41, 108; ’50, 67; ’56, 281; 60,
420; 05, 27
conradi var. gulosus (Ammonites). P _
05, 27
conradi var. navicularis (Ammonites).
P 05, 27
conradi var. petechialis (Ammonites).
P ’05, 27
conradi (Anomia). P ’62, 582; 780,
24; ’82,162 ~
(Astarte). P ’95, 48. J IX,
152
(Busycon). P ’62, 561
(Callianassa). P 01, 111, 114
(Cardita). P 702, 703
(Cassidulus). P 65, 75
(Cece 7 rag be
Lunt
ued.
(Catopygus). P 65,75. J UI,
Crioceras). P .’55, 266
__ (Delphinas). P 61, 29
P °52, $5; 67,
, 188, ae J VI, 433
f aryphila}. P 705, 14
( ). P 82, 167
Goniobasis). P 64, 27
Gouldia). | ’93, 231; 05, 14
reload Pp 65, 75
Heteroceras). P 05, 27
(Inoceramus). P 756, 285
_ (Isoeardia). P ’76, 311;
15. J IV, 393
Lucina). P ’82, 164
a. P 57, 137;
5, 9
*05,
164, 27
P 56, 122, 279;
60, 131, 185, 430
‘(Pecten). P ’05, 12
(Penitella). P 62, 195, 215.
(Pleurocera). P ’63, 314
(Priscodelphinus). P ’68, 188,
190; *69, 6. J VII, 433
(Puffinus). P °70, 5; ’96, 510
(Sealpellum). P 76, 179; 05,
(Seaphites). P °56, 267, 281;
‘57, 119, 123, 126, 128, 153; 60,
420; 61, 150, 419, 425, 426, 428,
430; °91, 160; °05, 27. J III, 323
(Trigonia). P ’60, 188, 418
(Turbonilla). P °99, 146, 159,
174; 03, 758
P 93, 222; 98,
j viii, 223. P ’61,
Vivipara). P ’60, 185, 430;
: (Volutilithes). P ’61, 364;
290; ’05, 25. J IV, 300
: (Volutomorpha). P 76, 292;
705, 25
vii, 88
_ Conradia. ;
_ ‘eonradiana (Cardita). J VIII, 377
= a; P °03, 757
P ’82, 199, 203
Valente). I 4 90, 401. -J LY;
—«- B86
eonradianus (Triton). P ’03, 279.
. (Unio). P 77, 27; 96, 501.
a J V, 410
- eonradieus (Unio). P 753, 247; 5A,
q 244; 56, 214; ’72, 108; 1900, 77
' eonradii (Corema). P 69, 91: 782,
% cof 85, 379; ’89, 135, 344; 1900,
04, 606; 07, 456
© tiatatophira). J V, 170
. INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
453
conradii. Continued.
(Lucina). P ’62, 577
(Perna). P ’62, 579
conradinus (Mytilus). P ’62, 579
saree ‘re (Achatinellastrum). P
?
(Cylindrella). P ’82, 107
(Lithasia). P ’63, 320
(Melania). P 63, 320
(Photinus). P 51, 335
(Zeugophora). P 73, 23
ae, (Menopon). P ’88,
Eisai. P 97, 373
(Seeliphron). P 97, 373
consanguineus (Anculotus). P ’63,
320
(Unio). P ’61, 60; ’77, 27.
P ’61, 43
J V, 67; VI, 327
consensa (Nassa). i
consentaneus (Ochthedromus). P ’57,
5. J IV, 29
conseptata (Valsa). P ‘77, 125;
78, 87
conserta (Amphiprora). P ’61, 68
consimile (Myriococcum). P ’90, 220
(Triceratium). P 1900, 709
ooree 876 (Acupalpus). P 43, 297;
(Aneistromma). P 93, 489,
496
(Biddulphia). P 1900, 692, 709
(Buprestis). P 57, 7; 73, 331
(Chlenius). P 56, 28
(Ephemerella). P ’62, 378, 401
(Helix). J IX, 29
(Helophorus). P ’55, 358
(Hydroporus). P 55, 291
(Hyperaspis). P ’52, 184
(Lachnosterna). P ’73, 330.
(Patula). J IX, 29
P 73, 397
, 57
(Tachysphex). P 93, 507, 526
(Theronia). P 73, 397
eonsobrina (Andara). J VIII, 378
(Area). J VIII, 378
(Corbicula). P ’60, 269
(Cyelas). P 60, 269, 289, 295
rina). FP 61, 29
P ’60, "269, 276
(Dicerea). P 44, 145
(Eleodes). P ’58, 182; ’59, 79.
J IV, 37
(Eumenes). P 5
(Ischnoptera). P
710, 420, 451
(Pitys). J IX, 31, 108
(Plecotrema). P ’73, 236
(Tellina). P ’03, 757
199, 444
709, 415;
454
consobrinum (Spherium). P ’60, 289,
295
consobrinus (Acanthonyx). P
192
(Catops). P 753, 281
(Conus). J VIII, 359
(Dyschirius). P ’57, 76
(Gyrinus). P 68, 368, 371, 373
80,
(Sceloporus). P 766, 303; 783,
15, 16; 703, 30, 31, 546, 552
(Scydmenus). P ’52, 154
(Seymnus). P ’52, 139
(Unio). P 59, 331; 60, 52.
J IV, 272
consolida (Delphinium). P ’60, 511
consolidata (Idotea). P ’97, 393
(Synidotea). P ’97, 391, 393
consors (Colletes). P ’98, 52
(Crotalophorus). P ’01, 99
(Diplotaxis). J III, 269; IV,
3
(Paromalus). J IV, 31
(Platylabus). P ’78, 356
(Pleurotoma). J VIII, 337
(Telephorus). P ’51, 340. J
» 35
(Viola). P ’03, 692
conspecta (Sidusa). P ’09, 221
conspectum (Punctum). P ’89, 200;
06, 158
conspectus (Zonites). P ’75, 153
conspersa (Amastra). P ’88, 49
(Anepsia). P ’05, 809
(Chlealtis). P ’07, 459;
616, 628
(Exima). P
(Gnaphosa). P
569, 572
(Lytta). P ’53, $40,
P ’05, 808
IV, 39
(Paragenes).
06, 276
63, 96; 93,
10,
59, 81; 773, 30
92, 19; 701,
447. J
(Paramusonia). P
(Parmelia). P
216
(Polyspilota). P ’03, 706
(Rana). P ’55, 425; ’56, 251
(Seyllina). P ’06, 41, 47; ’07,
167
(Thespis). P ’06, 276
conspersula (Cepolis). Pp 10, 514
(Dialeuea). P 710, 514
conspersum (Amblystoma).
124; 67, 169, 171, 177;
195, 407
(Ambystoma). P 759, 123
conspersus (Brothylus). P ’59, 285,
291
(Cryptocephalus). P ’47, 170
(Dichroplus). P ’05, 442
(Euplectrotettix). P ’06, 40
(Issus). P ’07, 494
(Melanoplus). P 06, 413
P 61,
168, 276;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Continued.
05, 809, 842
P 706, 47
Pp 88, 78
conspersus.
(Orophus). P
(Plectrotettix).
conspicellata (Epeira).
conspicillata (Procellaria). P 64,
118, 142
‘(Psittacula). P ’99, 304
conspicillatus (Craugastor). J VI, 90
(Elaphis). P 756, 243
(Hyla). P ’65, 195
(Hylodes). P ’62, 153; 768,
115
(Lithodytes). P ’68, 115; ’74,
127. J VI,-90
(Majaqueus). P ’62, 327; 64,
118, 142
conspicillum (Balistes). P ’82, 309
conspicua (Amphiprora). P ’65, 17
(Elis). P ’96, 302
Magnolia). Pp 01, 357; 709,
58, 60, 69
(Truncatella). P ’87, 146
eonspicullum (Rhinecanthus). PS
282
conspicuus (Hippiseus). P ’06, 376
(Unio). P ’72, 156. J VIII,
34
conspureata (Dothidea). J I, 287
(Oxyptila). P ’92, 57
(Valsa). P. 77, 125; 78, 87
conspureatella (Patula). P 91, 314
(Thysanophora). P 799, 395;
03, 763; °10, 502, 507
consputa (Galleruca). P 65, 222
(Monoxia). P ’65, 221, 222;
73, 56
constans (Eupagurus). P ’58, 237,
248; 791, 218
constantinus (Centropomus). P 706,
428
Constellaria. P ’66, 118
constellatus (Chirus). P ‘54, 141,
147; ’57, 201; ’62, 277
constipatum (Prosthiostomum). ¥
57, 22, 28
constricollis (Listrus). P ’66, 361
constricta (Aeshna). j_ viii, 11.
P ’62, 381, 397, 401
(Amphidesma). P.. 762, 574
586; ’71, 128, 138
bAneciipecral. P 78, 332
(Areella). P 778, 172
(Arethea). P ’07, 63, 74;
09, 168
(Bulla). P 79, 222
(Cyelas). P ’60, 300; ’62, 31
(Difflugia). P ’79, 162; ’80,
335, 338
‘(Dispotea). P ’48
(Eleodes). P ’58, 187: 59, 290
(Epithemia). P ’61, 65
ae : Ream
__. ———— INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 455
(Nueulites).
(Oliva). P
397
(Terebra).
(Turritella).
P 62, 574, 586
j iii, 147. J, i,
Gomphonema). P ’09, 393
Gyrotoma).
P 64, 96; 65,
P 791, 48; ’98, 60;
pe eareinella). P ’62, 564; ’82,
j viii, 249
748, 103; ’79, 223;
(Phoas). P 62, 195
(Physaloptera). P ’56, 53
(Poreellana). 6
62, 564
. P 98, 61
P 48, 106; ’84, 105
P go, 169
(Yueca). P ’62, 8, "167
{Zirphea).
71, 49; ’83, 12;
06, 109, 419;
(Coluber).
XI, 197, 198
‘(Zamenis). P
P 62, 197, 210
constrictor (Bascanion). P 66, 319;
95, 391; °01, 58;
08, 97
constrictor vetustum (Baseanion). P
(Boa). P ’68, 101; ’84, 140;
86, 300; ’98, 105. J VIII, 177
j v, 348; vi, 36. P
48, 28; 701, 58; 708, 121
i (Coryphodon). iy 56, 242, 309;
106
01, 57, 58. J
constrictor constrictor (Zamenis).
P 01, 58
-
(Buecinum).
(Crucibulum
568; °82, 173
(Dispotea).
(Fusus). P
?
(Turritella).
317
(Asthieus) 2
(Cychrus).
a
=
Bar
a
ng
aa
(Sphaerium).
(Terebellum). P 62, 567
constrictor flaviventris (Zamenis). P
01, 58; 703, 553
constrictum (Amphidesma). P ’48,
ra)
P 56, 283; 60,
). P 54, 30; 62,
P 62, 568
60, 422
a P 64, 93, 96;
P ’60, 289, 300
P '62, 567
eonstrictus (Actinocrinus). P ’81,
Agassizocrinus). P ’86, 189
jv, 244. P °52,
P '73, 322
-——
constrictus. Continued.
(Dasytes). P ’52, 170; ’59,
75; ’66, 361. J IV, 36 ;
(Dichocrinus). P 60, 881;
81, 257
(Eschatocrepis). P ’66, 361
(Euecalyptoerinus). P ’85, 355
eee): P 55, 271. J
?
(Evarthrus). P ’73, 319. J
II, 233
(Heterocrinus). P ’79, 293;
86, 133
(Ochthedromus). P ’57, 5
(Ohiocrinus). P ’86, 133
(Peneus). P 78, 298, 330;
"79, 427
(Phygadeuon). P ’94, 186
(Rynchenus). ‘em 313
(Tomoderus). "52, 94
(Unio). P 53, 247
consuetipes (Arethea). P ’07, 63
consul (Glaucus). P ’62, 294
(Larus). P ’62, 294
consularis (Buprestis). P 757, 8;
73, 88
contaminata (Ptychoptera). P ’02,
285
contaminatus: (Psocus). P ’62, 361,
401
Contea. P 53, 300 -
contecta (Spongilla). P ’87, 176
contectoides (Vivipara). P ’72, 107
contempta (Acrodon). P 755, 355
contentiosa (Cylindrella). P ’84, 211
eontermina (Limnobia). P ’59, 198
conterminus (Pompilus). P ’97, 257
eontesta (Trochosa). P ’08, 513
eontestata (Lycosa). P ’03, 649;
04, 303
(Trochosa). P 704, 300, 301,
03
contexta (Harmonia). P ’52, 131
(Ramularia). P 94, 376
Contia. P 60, 251; 61, 74; ’62,
339; ’66, 304, 311; ’68, 289; ’71,
223; 92, 335, 337; 701, 17, 39,
65, 66; ’03, 34, 550, 553, 556; 704,
468; ’08, 122. J VIII, 94, 145,
146
contigua (Chrysobothris). P ’73, 90
(Goniobasis). P ’68, 152. J
TI, 334
(Hyperecompa). P ’60, 535, 536
(Lunulites). J V, 120, 121;
1X, 133
(Polyporus). J III, 211
(Unio). P ’61,392. J V, 199
continens (Goniobasis). P ’62, 268;
+ 64, 32. J V, 321
continentalis (Tramea). P ’98, 144
continua (Chrysomela). P ’73, 48
456
Contopus. P ’59, 106, 190; °63, 290;
66, 60; °68, 149; °72, 67; 75,
348; 82, 285; ’83, 64; °90, 208;
91, 436; 92, 108, 118; ’93, 44,
62; 95, 485; ’96, 132; 798, 81,
212; 1900, 5; 704, 582;. 05, 690;
08, 153
contorta (Anculosa). P ’60, 187;
64, 103. J V, 258
(Arconaia). P ’92, 132
(Leptoxis). P ’64, 103
(Microschatia). P ’54, 446,
J IV, 19, 36
(Physaloptera). P ’56, 53
(Pinus). P ’63, 76; ’73, 353;
84, 92
contorta var. murrayana (Pinus). P
84, 93
contorta (Pleurotoma). P ’56, 185;
60, 422
(Polita). P 94, 15
(Teredo). P ’61, 828; ’76,
304; ’05, 18
(Triquetra). P ’56, 301; 58,
179; ’60, 58; ’68, 94, 95.. J ITI,
319-321; VI, 288, 289
contortidens (Lamna). J I, 197
(Odontaspis). J I, 197
contortilis (Crisisina). J V, 167
(Idmonea). J V, 167
contortrix (Agkistrodon). P 95,
393; 405; ’01, 97; ’03, 542; ’06,
109
(Ancistrodon). P 59, 336;
71, 48, 209; ’93, 385; ’01, 96; 703,
551, 554, 556; ’04, 473
(Boa). jv, 357. P ’56, 250;
01, 97; ’08, 124
(Trigonocephalus). P ’56, 249,
252
contortula (Crategus).
236
contortum (Gongylidiunt). P ’05, 311
contortuplicata. (Helix). P ’60, 151
contortus (Astrotus). J IV, 37
(Erigone). P ’05, 311
(Fusus). P ’56, 65, 282; ’60,
185, 422
(Galeocerdo). P
I, 193; VIII, 254
(GE dothorax).
(Planorbis).
(Strombus).
(Tmeticus).
(Turnus).
P 710, 229,
67, 141. J
P 05, 311
P ’81, 96
J IV, 284
P 05, 311
P ’76, 304
(Turris). P 60, 422
(Unio). P ’68, 146
(Xylophagella). P ’76, 304
contracta (Achatinella). P ’88, 36
(Bifidaria). P ’99, 403; 1900,
133, 456, 607; ’02, 420; 03, 204,
766; °06, 144, 533, 557
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
contracta. Continued.
(Corbula). j ii, 812; vi, 207;
vii, 153. P ’48, 98; ’71, 1389; 798,
418. J VIII, 370 :
(Cryptopodia). P ’57, 220
(Cyclas). P 754, 30
(Cypricardia). P ’55, 340; 65,
110, 127
(Gyrodes). J VIII, 276, 315
(Leucocheila). P ’66, 315
P "99, 237 ~~
(Libellula).
j iv, 145; vii, 125.
(Lucina).
P '48, 101; °62, 577; ’67, Saas
P ’91, 143
80, 21; ’82, 155
(Macoma).
(Meracantha). P ’54, 219
(Ostrea). P 755, 269
(Pupa). j ii, 374. P 60, 19;
61, 398; °72, 10%; °75, 154, 189;
789, 207, 415; ’91, 315
(Spirifera). P ’61, 148
ee (Hydroporus). P 55,
293
contractum (Bembidium). P 757, 5
(Corophium). P 753, 888
(Orthetrum). P ’99, 229, 237
(Peryphus). P 43, 297
contractus (Cornulites). P ’84, 148
(Helops). P 754, 219
(Heterocrinus). P ’79, 293
(Platyerinus). P ’81, 245
(Pterostichus). P ’59, 69; 773,
304. J II, 237
(Tachytes). P 793, 502, 503
(Unio). P 57, 86. J V, 203
contradens (Unio). P ’60, 52
contradicta (Megalopta). P 1900, 373
contraria (Crassatella). P ’72, 250
(Euhadra). P ’08, 591
(Eulota). P ’08, 591
(Psammobia). P ’98, 59
contrarium (Busyeon). P 754, 30;
62, 560
(Fulgur). P °53, 318; 62, 560;
02, 507
contrarius (Fulgur). P
58, 318; ’82, 168
(Pupoides). P 1900, 428
(Unio). P ’49, 158; 53, 247.
J I, 276
contricta (Pholas). P ’62, 210
contritus (Platycrinus). P ’81, 245
controversa (Cyprea). P ’78, 399
(Luponia). P ’78, 399
(Saxifraga). P ’63, 62
contusor (Thecachampsa). P ’67,148
contusum (Embaphion). P 66, 348.
J IV, 20, 37
Conula. P ’87, 125
eonula (Helicopsis).
IX, SE
(Helix).
48, 100;
J VIII, 383; IX, 21
J VIII, 383;
Continued.
(Microcystis). J VIII, 383,
409; IX, 21, 111
(Trochonanina). J IX, 21, 108
aria. J °42, 178; °54, 31; ’65,
Be a "71, 84; '76, 33; ’84, 54;
s (Gland). P ’60, 150;
Mike P ’82, 236; °88, 245; ’89,
192, 198; 96, 400, 403, 405, 425,
448; 3, 185; 1900, 92, 96, 143,
383, 456; 02, 234-240; °10, 131,
520. : vu 384; IX, 22
eves pegelln). P ’48, 101;
62, 563 170
(Barcliana). P ’62, 563
Sitala). P 05, 745
3 42, 191; 53, 385, 400;
3; 60, 137, 377; °63, 284;
239, ea’ 75, 345; 90, 205;
; 799, 53; 09, 359
“Ly og viii, 216. P ’45,
47, 280; ’48, 98; 52, 193;
257, 258, 260; °59, 332; ’62,
76, 292 ; 79, 213; ’80, 348;
82, 467, 168, 172, 198, 208, 210;
90, 394 91, 45, 49; 95, 55, 114-
129; 08 279; 04, 6, 7, 550: 705,
“
56, 29
195, 464,
Conus.
255;
i:
359; IX, 134, 145, 148
~ conus (Dichocrinus). P 60, 381;
81, 257
(Harpalus). P ’43, 297, 301
P 96, 328
Desay.
Trochus). P ’48, 106; ’62,
569; ’82, 171; ’04, 32
ie hinus). P 62, 569
phecius). P ’95, 264
wergens (Hippodamia). P 52,
100; 66, 349; °78, 314. J IV, 12,
42
(Prioenemis). P ’97, 273
(Pristoscelis). P ’66, 348, 350,
P ’97, 278, 278
P 65, 219, 220:
Clivina). P °57, 8, 82
‘. (Colaspis). j iii, 443.
(Corbicula). P ’60, 269
(Crepidula). j ii, $27; vi, 207.
P 42, 217; ’48, 98; °71, 141; ’88,
332; ’89, 345; 98, 419, 435; ’07,
eet. J XU, 6
(Crepidulata). j vii, 125
(Crypta). P 62, 569
P 73,
—NDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
10 291, 345. IL 111; III, 331;
457
convexa. Continued.
(Cyrena). P ’60, 273, 276
(Cytherea). j iv, 149; vi, 208,_
212, 261. P ’48, 98; ’62, 575;
71, 136; ’98, 418
(Elater). j iii, 169
(Eleodes). P ’58, 181
(Eumenes). P 99, 441, 460
(Glauconome). P 361, 26
(Gryphea). vi, 79, ‘108, 121,
203; viii, 222. 744, 85; 05, 11
(Helicina). P 04, 411, 421;
"10, 665-668
P 58, 201
(Helix).
P ’72, 230
(Kellia). ). 0; 985
Lyssomanes
on "53, 336, 448. J
(Lytta). P
IV, 39
” (Melania). P 56, 125, 279;
57, 124, 138;
’(Montacuta).
(Navicula).
(Neduba). P 709, 475
Ocypode). P ’58, 100
rea). j vi, 121
(Pellicula).
(Trochomorpha). P ’89, 93
(Turritella). P ’56, 70, 282;
60, 430 ‘
convexicolle (Cerophytum). P 766,
388
Eurymetopon). J IV, 36
savinioctito (Anamesus). P 566, 393
by Mg 334
P "54, 224. J
7 i, i
Pecilus). J Il, 2
etoenstishins), P 73, 308
(Stenolophus). P ’68, 379
eonvexifrons (Anobium).
809; 765, 224
(Pomotis). P 54, 24
“eonvexior (Psylliodes). ’p 73, 76
convexiuscula (Biddulphia). P 1900,
692, 709
‘(Crassina). P 72, 246
(Luidia). P ’90, 327
convexiusculum (Triceratium). P
1900, 709
convexiusculus (Curtonotus). P 755,
346, 347
‘(Cyrtonotus). P 93, 323
cure spemt)- P 58, 104;
80, 211
convexo-plana (Avicula). P 790, 455
convexula (Hoplia). P ’59, 289. J
TH, 285
458
convexulus (Helops).
convexum (Lepton).
(Seaphidium). j v, 188
(Seaphisoma). P ’60, 323
convexus (Agaricocrinus). P ’81, 286
(Anthracoceros). P ’02, 676
(Buceros). P ’02, 676
(Carpilius). P ’58, $2
(Chasmagnathus). P ’58, 105;
222
P 61, 353
P 72, 228
’80,
(Cilisticus).
(Clivinus).
(Ctenus).
(Dyschirius).
Iv, 29
(Etisus).
P 02, 286
P 44, 50
P 09, 216
a ee: a
P 58, 31
(Hippelates). P ’95, 339
(Hydroporus). P 755, 290, 294
(Inoceramus). P ’56, 285; ’60,
428; ’61, 427
(Macrophthalmus). P ’58, 97
(Ocypoda). P ’80, 185
convicta (Helix). P ’75, 251
(Mordellistena). P ’62, 50
conviva (Evarthrus). P ’73, 318. J
II, 227, 229
convivialis (Leptothorax). P ’03, 216
convivus (Harpalus). P ’65, 99, 102
Convoluta. P ’02, 195
convoluta (Serpula). P 748, 105
convolutus (Myelodactylus). P ’79,
369
(Odynerus). P ’02, 45, 67
(Planorbis). P ’56, 120, 278;
60, 431
(Serpula). P ’62, 568
(Stenancistrocerus). P ’02, 45
(Vermetus). P ’62, 568; ’82,
até |
Convolvulacee. P 758, 130; ’60, 304,
512; ’63, 74; ’89, 393; ’98, 390;
1900, 669. J III, 42
convolvulaceum (Heliotropium). P
A 6
convolvuli (Cantharis). P 53, 339
(Lytta). P ’46, 53; ’53, 339
(Sphinx). J IV, 164
Convolvulus. P ’60, 304; ’62, 6,
166%. °70, ‘3202. 771, 2073 TG, 18;
’89, 393; 1900, 657, 659; ’02, 663;
09, 390 :
convolvulus (Polygonum). P ’60, 304
conwayi (Sphenopteris). P ’60, 440
conybeari (Fusus). P 748, 100
Conyza. j vii, 109. P ’51, 202; ’70,
Biol. 10
conyzoides (Ageratum). P ’89, 387
(Eupatorium). P ’89, 387
(Sericocarpus). P ’60, 512;
02, 664
cookei (Achatinella).
(Apex).
P ’95, 220
P 95, 239
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
cookei. Continued.
(Helicter). P ’95, 239
Cookeite. P ’75, 76; ’80, 249
cooki (Cyanopolius). P ’91, 442 5
cookiana (Biddulphia). P ’90, 137;
1900, 691, 702
(Odontella). P 1900, 702—
(Partula). P ’85, 219. J VIII,
395
cookianus (Aphredoderus). P ’77,
44, 60; 785, 137
cookii (Aéstrelata).
(Bothremys).
(Cirolana). P ’91, 188
(Palio). P ’80, 108
(Procellaria). P ’66, 152, 170
(Rhantistes). P ’66, 135, 152,
170
Cookilaria. P ’66, 134, 135, 137, 138,
148, 152
cooleyi (Chermes). P ’07, 8, 22
cooleyi var. coweni (Chermes). P
07, 10
Cooperastur. P 75, 78
cooperense (Macrochilus). P ’89, 305
cooperensis (Producta). P ’65, 115
(Sphaerodoma). P ’89, 305, 306
eooperi (Accipiter). P 748, 88; 759,
104; 66, 43; ’68, 82;
71, 27; °75, 78; °83, 66; 92, TiGs
93, 39, 61; ’98, 80; ’04, 580; 705,
689; ’08, 88
(Actodromas). P ’61, 202
(Allorisma). P ’58, 264; 759,
29
(Anolis). P ’58, 254
(Astur). P 55, 307; °75, 78,
6
(Buteo). P 56, 258; ’66, 43;
70, 42; °75, 89; °99, 29
P 66, 152, 170
P 91, 367
(Ceeum). P 98, 418; ’03, 758 —
(Cheonda). P ’56, 207; 65, —
70; 77, 92 \
d _
(Cyeldtus). P 63, 281 q
(Eutenia). P 01, 30; 703, —
287, 294 4
(Falco). P 75, 78
(Fusus). j vii, 148. P 48, —
0 “a
(Helix). P 58, 115, 201
(Heteropygia). P ’61, 191, 202
(Ischnoehiton). P 798, 288;
04, 257
(Lytta). P ’54, 18
P ’90, 129
(Megascops).
(Metoponops). P ’64, 198, 199
P '72, 67
(Muscieapa).
(Myiarchus). P ’72, 67
(Myodes). P ’74, 194
(Nisus). P ’75, 78-86
(Oreohelix). P ’05, 271, 273
(Panopea). P ’58, 264
10
70, 141;
i. Continued.
(Patula). P ’72, 136; '73, 249;
199
eri depressa (Pyramidula). P
yperi_(
Pyranga). P 69, 129, 130
Sorex). j vii, 388
Synaptomys). P ’74, 103, 194;
391; 96, 1835 97, 25, 211,
07, 456
“i fatuus (Synaptomys). P 97,
P 97,
gossi (Synaptomys).
ri stonei _— P 97,
i P ’55, 334
P "73, 67
vrs <y "53, 247; 54, 240,
aan, Be; 96, 501. J v, 430
‘(Voluta). P °46, 22; °48,'107
erii (Accipiter). P 53, 450;
279. J I, 28; II, 260
Ammonites). ’p 782, 213
Astur). P ’46, 46; 953, 305
Cardium). P °82, 199
Dentalium). P ’82, 198, 200
(Falco). j viii, 151. P 53,
—)- P ’82, 197
Muscicapa). j vii, 308; viii,
(Tyrannus). P ’47, 157; ’53,
J I, 40
sis (Anculosa). P ’61, 54;
64, 102. J V, 257
(Goniobasis). P 65, 29. J
» 234
ee J ——- P 761, 118; ’65, 29.
?
_(Viviparus). P 63, 37
(Orthaltica). P ’73, 69
(Rhus). P ’60, 511; ’92, 369;
1900, 647, 649, 659, 667; ’02, 643,
— 650, 662; 709, 394; 10, 546, 567
_ Copates. P 59, 190
Cope J VI, 195
copei Deothonts 4 ca a e
ocrinus).
(Anolis). J VIII, 121
(Calliurus). J VL 226
(Cottus). P ’60, 326;
(Curimata). P 506, 301
(Helix). P ’89, 204
(Hemipteronotus). P 1900, 508
(Hydrolyeus). P ’70, 93
(Lepidosteus). P 10, 605
(Neoplagiaulax). P ’90, 55, 61
(Perognathus). P ’93, 404
61, 15
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459
copei. Continued.
fe (Phenicopterus). J IX, 410,
(Physetocrinus). P ’85, 335
(Protoadapis). P ’90, 54
(Unio). P ’68, 144. J VI, 307
copeiana (Scolopendra). J V, 27
Copeina. P ’06, 294
Copelandia. P ’77, 56, 59, 95
Copera. P ’01, 137
Cophias. P ’59, 134; ’96, 461, 466
cophias (Erpetogomphus). P _ ’62,
397, 389; ’08, 481
cophinaria (Argiope). P ’88, 79,
425; 1900, 395, 397, 399-404
(Epeira). P ’88, 79
Cophinus. P ’81, 403
Cophosaurus. P ’52, 125;
56, 239
cophysa (Tramea). P ’08, 481
copiapina (Ostrea). J VIII, 336
Copiapite. P ’82, 60
Copiocera. P ’05, 417, 841
54, 102;
copiosa (Goniobasis). P ’65, 31. J
V, 239
copiosa (Melania). P ’61, 122; ’65,
31. J V, 239
copiosus (Polycyrtus). P ’73, 141,
146
P 05, 822, 842; ’07, 389
P 96, 319
P ’96, 319
P 94,
Copiphora.
copium (Cerion).
copium parvum (Cerion).
coppingeri (Callistochiton).
72, 73
Coppinia. P ’76, 210, 217
Copris. iii, 204. P °45, 124; ’54,
222; °66, 381. J IV, 34; XI, 281
Coprobius. P 43, 304. J I, 85
copronymus (Aphodius). P 744, 136
eoprophila (Spheria). j v, 14
Coproporus. P ’66, 347
Coprotheres. P ’63, 128, 129
coprotheres (Catharacta). P ’63, 133
(Lestris). P 63, 133
Copsychus. P ’02, 684
Coptacra. P ’02, 636
Coptis. P 84, 80; 91, 433
Coptoeycla. P ’73, 76, 78
Coptodera. P 743, 296, 298
Coptodon. P ’62, 139
Coptopteryx. P ’07, 155
Coptosoma. P 05, 6
Coptotomus. J IV, 30
eoquandi (Venus). J VIII, 333
coquandiana (Cyclas). P 60, 289
coquandianum (Spherium). ’P 60,
289
eoquerli (Chirogaleus). P ’88, 99
coqui (Francolinus). P ’05, 756
(Perdix). P ’05, 756
460
coquilletti (Ligurotettix). P ’09, 432
(Nomada). P 03, 560, 559,
567
(Xanthidium). P ’03, 567
coquillettii (Gorytes). P 95, 518,
531
coquimbensis (Balanus). J VIII, 325
(Montacuta). P ’72, 233
(Panopea). J VIII, 317
coquus (Cerambyx). J II, 10; IV, 41
(Lamia). J IV, 41
(Tragidion). P '53, 441. J
II, 10; IV, 41
cor (Corbicula). P ’60, 269
(Cyrena). Fk 60, 269, 276
(Isocardia). P 80, 33; 82,
186 ‘
(Megaderma). P 96, 517
(Unio). P ’53, 247
Cora. P ’01, 136; ’08, 487-490. J
III, 279
cora (Cyathocrinus). P 79, 308
(Orthis). J VIII, 307
(Productus). P ’58, 48; 88,
227; ’91, 224; 97, 410, 449. J
II, 6, 22; VIII, 307
Coracia. P ’91, 447
Coracias. P ’59, 33; 764, 242; °67
46, 218; ’05, 763
Coraciide. P ’05, 763 c-
coracina (Agalope). P ’60, 539
(Feronia). J II, 245
(Goniobasis). P 64, 30
(Lytta). P ’53, 339
(Melania). P ’64, 30
Coracinus. P ’73, 317
coracinus (Anchomenus). P
(Dicrourus). P ’99, 49;
(Dryoscopus). P ’99, 49
(Myas). P 43, 297
(Pterostichus). P ’66, 346 Pea f’
306, 314. J IT, 245
Coracius. P ’02, 673, 680
coracoideus (Dysichthys). P 74,138
Corebus. P ’57, 9; 73, 332
P ’60, 564; ’01,
’
’
corais (Coluber).
44; ’08, 121
corais couperii (Compsosoma). P
01, 44
corais (Geoptyas). P ’68, 106
(Spilotes). P ’60, 342, 564;
01, 44. J VIII, 185, 157
corais couperi (Spilotes). P 01, 44;
03, 554
corais erebennus (Spilotes). J VIII,
135
corais melanurus (Spilotes). P
442. J VIII, 135, 157
corais xanthurus (Spilotes). P 93
433
coralensis (Ptilinopus). P ’99, 45
93,
bf
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
coralii (Naraganseta).
J ITI, 144
coralinus (Oxophis).
P 62, 42
corallicola (Pharopteryx). P "07,5
268. J XII, 530 _
corallifer (Megaderus). J II, 176; 3
IV, 40
corallina (Cyprina). P ’61, 29
(Engina). P ’91, 61
(Rapa). P ’77, 22 a
corallinus (Carpilius). P 50, 213;
71, 239 3
(Clibanarius). P 58, 235, 247
(Elaps).
765, 190; ’68, 289.
(Pagurus). P ’58, 235
(Teuthis). J XII, 546
Coralliocaris. P 60, 38; ’79, 423
corallioides (Spongilla).
268
Coralliophaga. P ’02, 706
Coralliophila. P ’91, 45, 51, 59; 04, 9
16 a
coralliophila (Thyreopsis). P
223
corallipes (Hippiseus). P ’02, 720;
07, 36; '08, 386; 709, 112, 148
(GEdipoda). P °70, 79
corallirhynchus (Melias). P ’08, 496 —
P’ 89,
corallodendron (Erythrina).
378
coralloides (Chama). P ’72, 118
(Higginsia). P ’84, 205
(Hydnum). J III, 215
(Thelephora). J III, 218
Corallomyces. J II, 289
Corallorhiza.
60, 304
corallorhiza (Ophrys). j iii, 138
corallorhizon (Cymbidium). j iii, 186
corallum (Botryocrinus). P ’79, 322
coraloidea (Caprinella).
60, 429
Coranus. P ’68, 277
Corasia. P 92, 393
Corax. P ’46, 42. J I, 192
corax (Corvus). j iii, 359; vii, 152.
P 51, 217; °53, 384; °54, 397;
755, 312; ’56, 290; ’61, 225; 762,
313; ’75, 346; ’83, 64; 791, 94,
445. J II, 269; IX, 419
corax principalis (Corvus). P
504, 505; ’96, 132; ’98, 140
corax sinuatus (Corvus). P ’90, 214;
"91, 445; ’92, 119; ’93, 46, 63;
95, 486; 703, 27; 05, 683
corax (Evarthrus). P ’73, 318. J
95,
II, 229°
(Feronia). J II, 229
(Molops). J II, 229
(Tachys). J IV, 28
(Trigla). P ’92, 273
P 59, 345; °62, 356;
P '87; 195, 4
j iii, 135; vi, 145. P
P °56, 286;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 461
—
P ’60, 176, 432; ’61, 126, | cordata. Continued.
62, 21, 576; °70, 57; (Cyprina). P 57, 148; ’60,
’ 49; 96, 562; °97, 409; 01, 426; *61, 29
406; 05, 479. J VI, 13 (Cyrena). P ’60, 276
cule ornate (Actinobolus). P (Eleodes). P ’58, 182
(Euphorbia). P ’71, 296; ’74,
___ (Cyrena). P ’60, 80, 276 146
rbiere’ (Chama). P “72, 117 (Neuropteris). P ’60, 438
vii, 122; °47, 293; ’48, 98; (Pholas). P 62, 195, 221
; 79, 219, 221; 84, 104. (Pontederia). P ’60, 514
’ 4124; VIII, 334 (Salix). P ’63, 76
Actinobolus). P 72, 253 ‘aenreeney 3 Atsg iy
P' 7°78, 252; chroteria).
ee P 96, 400, 449; | Cordatum (Cardioceras). P 97, 407
; ): ; ’ | cordatus (Ammonites). P ’60, 185;
, 61, 417. J VIII, 275
ay 190, 158. P46) 25, 7477 (Ochthedromus). P °57, 5
280, 294; °48, 98; °54, 170; °55, (Odynerus). P 02, 57, 68
“957, 958, 268; ’56, 83, 114, 116, eepepnoran), EBs, 208
279, 284: "57, 122, 123, 137; 58, (Unio). P 53, 247, 269
52, 221: '60, 130, 185, 267, 312, | Cordia. P ’89, 394
: 432; °61, 30, 149; 62, 21, | Cordiacem. P ’89, 394
7 67, 139; 71, 139, 142, "182: ee (Cicatrea). P ’77, 23
°72, 274: °T4, 27; '79, 221; 80, ee ur Se
R 24, 25-29, 364; ’82, 155-160, cordeeps(Dibotbrium). P 71, 306
84, 104; °86, 57; ’87, 340, | Cordicollis (Brachinus). P ’62, 524,
401, 403; ’88, 170; °90, 143, 525
‘ae <: 95 52: 97, 113-130 (Bradycellus). P ’68, 380
159, 294, 363; 98, 418, 462: (Chlaenius). P 756, 26; 766,
103; 261; ’05, 170. J I, 111, 124; 347; 773, 325
41; IV, 283, 387, 394; VIII, (Geobenus). P ’68, 382
I _(Lathridius). P °55, 305
Hs yy y 33 370; TX, 122, Cordiera. P ’82, 197; °90, 395, 396;
a ; t 03, 275
bala, {Cancllaria). P 743, 308; _cordifer (Elater). - 59, 72, 289
y : cordifera (Leptura). J I, 332
Dorbotametta z OT, 142; 60, 425; ore bad B | 3 339
re (Strangalia). J I, 332
( ee aoe 05, ie 572; | cordifolia (Acerates). J III, 96
(Arnica). P ’63, 68
corbulis, (Actinoerinus). - P gern tee (Cardamine). P ’63, 57
; Peseemoerisce) P ’81, 347 (Netallies.j i a’ ccs
. , w a). j vii
‘corbuloides (Crassatella). P ’72, 250 (Tiarella). P ’91, 434
(Kellia). P 72, 230 (Vitis). P ’53, 270, 272, 273;
(Limopsis). P ’90, 403. J IV, 60, 302; ’67, 98
a cordifolium (Hypnum). J III, 203
(Pectunculus). P 748, 104 eordifolius (Aster). P ’60, 514; 710,
(Trigonarea). P 95, 103. 583
eorbulopsis (Corbula). J VIII, 317 cordiformis (Ammonites). P ’58, 43,
x (Thracia). P ’60, 198. J 46, 57, 145; ’60, 185, 418; 61, 417
m= VIII, 317 (Cyprina). P ’61, 29
-eorbulus (Batocrinus). P ’68, 352 (Cyrena). P ’60, 276, 284
Corchorus. P ‘89, 368 (Gelasimus). P ’80, 136
cordata (Anisomera). P ’53, 226 (Helecius). P ’80, 192
F (Area). P 756, 86; 60, 428 . (Viola). P ’03, 693
(Clivina). P 57, 81 Cordillacris. P ’02, 718; ’06, 365;
(Crataegus). P 62, 12; 781, 07, 69; 709, 115, 138, 411, 425;
455; 05, 661 710, 12
(Cucullea). P 756, 285; ’60, cordillere cet rar tea ar Pie
8 17
462
cordillere. Continued.
(Helicina). P ’60, 153
cordillerarum (Dibelodon). P
203 :
cordimana (Ocypoda).
Cordiula. P ’87, 53
cordleyi (Nomada). P ’03, 570
cordovana (Glandina). P ’60, 150
(Helix). P ’60, 151
(Simpulopsis). P ’60, 151
(Trichodiscina). P ’03, 762
cordovanum (Chondropoma). P ’60,
153
cordovanus (Binneya). P ’98, 229
(Bulimus). P ’60, 152
(Macrodontes). P ’98, 471
Cordula. P ’60, 267
Cordulegaster. P ’62, 397, 401; ‘98,
152; ’01, 127; ’08, 462, 468, 475,
488
Cordulegasterine. P
462-470, 476, 485
Cordulia. P ’58, 31; ’62, 399, 402;
701, 127
Corduline. P ’08, 462-470, 476, 485
Cordyceps. jv, 4
cordyla (Megalaspis). P ’05, 66, 499
(Scomber). P ’05, 66
(Trachurus). P ’62, 435
Cordyline. P ’58, 123
cordylinum (Placosoma).
105
Cordylocrinus. P ’81, 232, 234, 235,
240; ’85, 337; ’90, 353
Cordylomera. J II, 7
Cordylophora. P ’70, 113; ’84, 218,
219
Cordylura. j vi, 176
Cordyluride. P ’95, 336
Cordylus. P ’54, 102
coreana (Ena). P ’08, 455
(Kaliella). P 08, 455
coreanica (Eulota). P ’08, 454
93,
P ’80, 185
98, 152; 708,
P 98, 103,
(Terebratella). P ’73, 183;
91, 170
(Terebratula). P ’73, 183
coreensis (Mysia). P ’72, 93
coregonoides (Brachymystax). P ’90,
49
(Paralepis). P ’92, 244; ’10,
06
Coregonus. j i, 231. P ’56, 136;
62, 15; 65, 80; 82, 307; ’84, 136;
05, 362. J VI, 247; XIII, 13
Coreide. P ’01, 264
Corema. P ’69, 91; ’82, 35; ’85,
379; 789, 135, 344; 1900, 545;
04, 606; 07, 456
Coremia. J II, 7
corensis (Columba). P ’60, 377; ’09,
Coreoidea. P ’60, 225
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Coreopsis. j ii, 114; vii, 74. P 760,
514; ’68, 275; ’96, 39; 04, 605
Corethra. j iii, 16
Corethrogyne. J III, 40
Corethrura.
132, 140, 148
Corethruropsis. P ’94, 183, 149
Coretus. P °42, 177
Coreus. j iv, 317
coreyi (Oligoporus). P ’70, 34
(Poteriocrinus). P
341
(Seaphiocrinus).
79, 335, 340, 341
coriacea (Actinia). j i, 185
(Coriuda). j vi, 37, 54
(Cynthia). P ’64, 160
(Dermochelys). P ’06, 111
(Jungermannia). P ’69, 219
(Limnadia).
34
(Pertusaria). P ’93, 216
(Piodes). J I, 318
(Sphargis). P
VIII, 153
(Testudo). P ’08, 113
(Vitis). P ’70, 136
coriaceo-membranaceum
J III, 215
coriaceum (Liobunum). P ’09, 232
coriaceus (Bulimus). P ’60, 152
: (Eleutheractis). P ’97, 107;
07, 269
(Halictus). P ’98, 50
(Rypticus). P ’97,107; ’07,269 —
P 92, 57; 1900, 587; ©
Coriarachne.
01, 584; ’04, 132
coriaria (Lebidibia).
coriarius (Zethus).
Corica. P ’61, 37
Coricus. P 92, 271
coriiceps (Notothenia).
520
P ’89, 376
Corilla. P ’75, 148; ’82, 234
Corinia. P ’60, 20
Corinna. P ’01, 568, 575; ’09, 198
Coriocella. P ’55, 378 :
coriophylla (Acacia). P ’89, 375
Coriphena. P ’90, 48
Coripia. P ’02, 700
Coris. P ’63, 206; ’82, 275; 1900)5
510; ’07, 436
Coriscus. P ’01, 267; ’05, 198 q
Coriudo. j vi, 33, 37, 54. P 54,186 —
corium (Merulius). J III, 207, 215
(Unio). P ’09, 532
Corixa. j iv, 328. P ’61, 284; 701,
261, 262 :
Corizus. P ’61, 284; ’01, 261; 705,
193, 198
cor-marinum (Spatangus). j vi, 199.
PB 705.7
P ’63, 106; '94,°13i59
"79, 335,
P 69, 148;
P ’42, 184; 754, 7
56, 237. J 3
(Hydnum). :
P 99, 424, 433
P '61, 519,
ocephalus J V, 33
Aceeze 58, 134; ’60, 200, 303;
63; ’84, 85; "197, 188 ; 98,
a 398; 1900, 668. J I, '89, 181, 184
_ corndensis (Euomphalus).
Cornea. P 60, 267; ’61, 402
cornea (Amastra). P 88, 45
(Cyclas). P ’60, 289, 296, 297,
800; ’61, 405, 407; 162, 29
(Exidia).’ J II, 279
(Laminella). P ’88, 45
(teptachatins). ¥ gg, 45
(Mysia). P ’72, 95
(Pholas). P ’62, 195, 216
(Pisidium). P ’60, 290
(Strephobasis). P ’61, 96;
63, 321; 96, 496, 499. J V, 265
(Tellina). P 60, 289, 297
(Terebratulina). P ’73, 179
(Vitrina). P ’89, 279
- eornelia (Calo ees): P ’01, 134
_ cornellianus (Poteriocrinus). P ’82,
= 18; °86, 158
4 Corneoeyelas. P ’60, 267;
eorneola (Glandina). P
' 192; °58, 207; ’60, 150
(Goniobasis). Pp 64, 32
(Labiella). P ’88, 52
(Leptachatina). P ’88, 17, 52
(Melania). P ’60, 61; °64, 32
(Partula). P ’86, $2
corneum (Cardium). P ’60, 289
(Gelidium). P ’55, 412
(Spherium). P 60, 289, 298
(Trypanostoma). P ’64, 112.
_ J Vi, 148
_ corneus (Cycladites). P ’60, 290
(Planorbis). P ’41, 88;
528; ’81, 93-108
P ’61, 350
Sage 3
P 73, 428
i Unio).
_ corni (Aleyrodes). P ’02, 282
(Didymella). P ’91, 79
(Heliomanes). J II, 21
(Molorehus). J IT, 21, 103
(Physalospora). P ’95, 421
(Spheria). P ’95, 31
cornica (Partula). P ’87, 134
cornicina (Lucilia). P ’95, 335
(Sertularia). P ’78, 308
cornicola (Calospheria). P ’94, 342
cornicolum (Coryneum). P 793, 168
Cornicularia. P ’92, 34; ’05, 306-308
corniculata (Ceratoblepharum). P
68, 24
(Fratercula). P ’68, 20, 24, 46;
98, 127; 1900, 7
“(Lunda). P
4 (Mormon). P ’62, 324; ’68, 24
3 (Oxalis). P ’77, 106; ’98, 404
corniculata var. repens (Oxalis). P
98, 404
61, 402
57, 189,
62,
68, 24
_INDEX_T0 GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
j viii, 232 |
463
corniculata (Phaleris). P ’68, 46
corniculata macrostachya (Rynchos-
pora). P ’07, 458
corniculata (Valsa). P ’77, 118
corniculatum (Mormon). P ’68, 6
corniculatus (Merops). P ’67, 216
(Lotus). P ’77, 106
(Stylochus). P ’55, 381;
29
,
(Tropidorhynchus). P ’67, 216
corniculum (Calceola). P ’79, 43
eorniculus (Actinocrinus). P 68,
345; ’81, 286
(Agaricocrinus). ba
corniferus (Ammonites).
269, 311
(Anisonchus).
cornifoliella (Antispila).
corniformis (Fistulana).
470
(Guetera). P ’62, 455, 470, 474
(Teredo). P 62, 456, 470
(Uperotis). P ’62, 456, 470
(Xplaria). J II, 284
cornifrons (Distomum). P ’78, 8838
Corniger. P ’62, 237
cornigera (Atshna). P ’08, 481, 489
Seala). P 62, 565
(Sealaria). P ’48, 105;
(Tiarinia). P ’57, 217
cornigerum (Closterisporium). P ’91,
57,
69, 167
J VIII,
P 92, 428
P 60, 11
P 62, 455,
82,171
cornigerus (Actinocrinus). P ’81,
335, 353
(Bolbocerus).
(Dichocrinus). P
(Doryerinus). P ’68, 345;
353
(Ordgarius). P 1900, 535
(Pterotocrinus). P ’81, 261
(Searabeus). P 744, 188
(Talarocrinus). P ’81, 261
eornix (Corvus). P ’91, 447
Cornops. P ’05, 804, 841
cornu (Holostomum). P 756, 45
cornuarietes (Bellerophon). P
262
cornuarietis (Crepidula). P
cornubica (Lamna). P ’84, 100;
233; 708, 54, 55. J I, 196
cornubicus (Carcharhinus). P ’08, 62
(Cyeclopterus). P 782, 308
(Cynedus). P ’82, 274
(Lophius). P ’82, 308
cornucola (Notothenia). P ’61, 519
cornucopia (Chama). P ’72, 117
(Crepidula). P 748, 98;
569; ’82, 170
(Crypta).
cornucopia (Hipponyx).
cornuforme (Platyceras).
89, 294; 90, 164
P ’44, 188
81, 255, 259
81,
66,
48, 98
92,
62,
P 62, 569
P 04, 25
P 63, 18;
464
ca (Capulus). P ’90, 161,
Cornularia. P ’55, 375;
Cornulina, P ’53, $21;
Cornulites. j viii, 276; ’84, 148
cornupalpis (Microneta). P ’92, 47
Cornus. P 59, 97; 60, 200, 303;
62, 11; ‘63, 63; 66, 343; ’80,
348; ’81, 459; ’84, 85; ’86, 344;
92, 376; ’93, 211; ’95, 544; ’97,
186-190; ’98, 30, 303; 1900, 346,
348; ’01, 359; ’07, 456; 710, 581.
J III, 89; 1X, 145
cornuta (Agama). j iv, 299, 303;
vi, 14, 37. P ’85, 145
(Alauda). j viii, 154
(Argonauta). J IL, 332
(Blepharis). P ’01, 288
(Cassis). J I, 210
(Ceraia). P ’05, 806
(Chimerina). P ’68, 6, 28
(Chonetes). J III, 23
(Cyclura). P ’96, 311
(Cyprina). P ’61, 29
(Didymella). P ’90, 232
(Difflugia). P ’87, 122, 123
(Eremophila). P 59, 107, 191;
61, 221; ’66, 79; ’68, 149
(Eurylepta). P ’57, 20
(Helotiella). P ’94, 351
a da P 760, 33;
P 61, 29
P ’85, 145
P 73, 24, 25
P ’48, 101
P 53, 448
P 70, 87
P 97, 88
P 50, 23, 26;
(Planaria). P ’57, 20
(Platessa). P ’97, 88
(Quadrula). J XIII, 264, 399
(Raia). j iv, 120
(Reptescharellina). J V, 147
(Restelia). P ’02, 500
(Sausurella). P ’04, 670
cornuti (Asclepias). P ’60, 304
(Thalictrum). P ’60, 302
cornutidens (Orycterocetes). P ’56,
255; ’67, 144. J VII, 436, 437
cornutoides (Ceraia). P ’07, 377
cornutum (Anobium). P ’59, 87, 290
91, 77
95, 117.
93,
(Isocardia).
(Lacerta).
(Lema).
(Lucina).
(Murex).
(Palamedea).
(Parophrys).
(Pericera).
131
72,
(Hysteropterum). P .’07, 493
(Phrynosoma). P 756, 239;
83, 10; ’85, 189, 145; ’92, 335,
337; ’93, 387; ’95, 404; ’03, 30,
82, 540, 546, 552
(Sealpellum). P ’08, 109
(Solanum). P ’98, 382
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETO.
cornutus ecru P ’65, 226
(Anthribus). P 54, 218
(Apate). j iii, a
ee: P 68, 340;
P ’86, 177
P 68, 169
79,
(Bursacrinus).
(Calochortus).
(Campascus). P ’77, 294
(Caprimulgus). P 51, 185, 186
(Cerastes). P 54, 103
(Chetodon). P 1900, 513
(Chologaster). P 59, 163; ’77,
89
(Colymbus). P ’62, 230, 231;
64, 245
(Conocephalus). P ’04, 543
(Corydalus). P 791, 355
(Cyathocrinus). P ’68, 340;
79, 325. J II, 68
(Cyprinus). P ’56,.196; 77,
P 05, 334
66, 100
66,
"85, 355
: (Dieyphus).
(Dytes). P ’62, 231;
gS MEE P 52, 47;
(Eucalyptocrinus). P
cornutus var. excavatus (Euealypto-
erinus). P ’85, 355
cornutus (Hypsilepis). en 279;
67, 158, 159. J VI, 210, 229, 240°
cornutus cerasinus (Hypsilepis). P
710, 284. J VI, 7a
cornutus eyaneus ilepis P
10, 284 y (Hypsilepis).
cornutus frontalis (Hypsilepis). P
710, 284. J VI, 229
‘CIchthicsnrcoliten).. P 54, 172
(Lactophrys). P ’82, 282
(Leuciscus). P ’56, 167; ’67,
158, 159
‘(Loxolophodon). a 73, 102
(Luxilus). P ’77, 45 :
(Metopocerus). P 66, 124;
68, 126
(Murex). P ’91, 56
508, 539; 710,
(Notropis). P
83
cornutus cerasinus (Notropis). P 710,
284
cornutus cyaneus (Notropis). P ’10,
284
cornutus (Ostracion). P ’07, 439
(Ozognathus). P ’65, 226
(Passalus). P ’50, 8, 7, 102;
78, 314. J VIII, 426, 442
(Pentremites). P ’61, 141
(Phasianus). P ’64, 247
(Phileremos). J I, 54
(Pholeus). P ’01, 571
(Phygadeuon). P ’94, 186
(Plargyrus). P ’56, 167, 196
(Pleuronichthys). P ’97, 88
Podiceps). P
P '53, 429; ’62,
3233 “ee 100; °68, 85; °75,
=. ge a 86, 177
)s P 85, 145
Une). Ps: 53, 256; 60, 155;
501. ‘J V, 429
ee (Hippurites). P ’90,
lreides (Umbrina). P 97, 115
_ eorollata (Aranea). P ’01, 579
(Euphorbia). P 10, 581
(Lithyphantes). F 701,
5
—"* (Corymbocrinus). P ’85,
“,, kogathnerinns). P ’85, 33
ee (Cancroma). P "02, 671
_c¢oromandus (Bubo). P ’90, 129
ie . P 02, 671
corona (Cassidula). P °53, 449
(Chemnitzia). P 05, 2. «J
P 74, 14, 79; 77,
3 3 *87, 122
(Fusus). P °47, 286; °53, 449.
JI, 117
(Melongena). P 53, 449; ’84,
190; °91, 50. J XII, 394
(Murex). P ’53, 448, 449
(Stephanopyxis). P ’90, 139;
423
3 (Turbonilla). J IV, 287
- eoronadoi (Urocoptis). P ’98, 276
_ coronalis (Oculina). P ’88, 305
(Polymyxus). P ’98, 427
coronaria (Pirus). P 702, "501
= (Ptilomeris). P 48, 2. Js
e174
* (Pyrus). P 62, 11, 12
_ Coronaster. P ’88, 421, 493; 89, 171
_ ecoronata (Aleyrodes). P 702, 282
, Ps, var. unicarinata (Amnicola).
i. 03, 780
_ eoronata (Chettusia). P ’72, 32
EB; esa P 58, 225,
(Dacelo). P ’99, 46
(Dendroica). P ’59, 106; ’63,
292; ’68, 149; ’71, 20; 75, 352;
783, 61; ’89, 270; ’90, 210, 212;
93, 23, 27, 54, 64; '95, 495; 796,
157, 160; 1900, 5-33; 708, 155;
P 758, 193
(Harpyia). P 75, 89
(Lopezia). P ’91, 282
30
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
ee
465
coronata. Continued.
an (Maldane). P ’03, 488; 04,
(Motacilla). j iv, 192
(Muscicapa). P ’64, 255; ’66,
38, 68
ws (Muscivora). P ’64, 255; ’66,
(Numida). P ’64, 247
(Paludina). P ’91, 327
(Phasma). P ’07, 161
(Phyllopneuste). P 58, 193
tPolie). phus). P ’91, 445
(Polia). P ’57, 163
(Pseudoboa). P ’60, 260
(Rissoina). P ’04, 28
(Seala). J 200
(Sealaria). J 200
eds j iv, 189, 192, 253;
Mie Bg Sylvicola). P °’47, 156;
rie 312, 398; 755, 309. J
(Tantilla). P ’60, 77; 61, 74;
66, 126; ’01, 93; ’08, 124. J
VIII, 144
(Valsa). P ’77, 116
(Zonotrichia). P ’59, 191; 93,
49; 98, 139; °99, 19 -
coronatella (Bucculatrix). P ’60, 13
coronatum (Batrachosoma). P ’85,
P 54, 30; 52, 560
. P 53, 317; 62,
560; °02, 506
(Gomphonema). P "65, 16
(Homalocranium). P ’01, 93
(Lirometopum). P 705, 822,
842
(Phrynosoma). P ’53, 301; ’66,
302; ’85, 139, 143
(Polystomum). P ’88, 127
(Seytale). P ’60, 79, 260; 68,
107. J VIII, 177
coronatus (Actinoerinus). P 81, 347
(Anthribus). P 54, 218
(Asterocrinus). P ’81, 265
(Bueeros). P ’67, 216
(Bulimulus). P ’96, 418
(Cancer). P ’79, 388
(Cassiculus). P ’67, 66
(Charadrius). P ’05, 759.
(Ceroys). P ’07, 161
(Eretmocrinus). P ’81, 347
(Faleo). P ’59, 31
aes ). P °43, 307;
53, 317; 782, 172
(Lanius). P ’02, 691
(Mithraculus). P 71,
"79, 388
(Nautilus).
48, 100;
239;
P ’65, 260
466
coronatus. Continued.
(Olisthenes). P ’68, 107
(Platyerinus). P ’85, 337
(Platylophus). P ’02, 691
(Potamopyrgus). P ’91, 328
(Pterotocrinus). P ’81, 265
(Spizaetus). P ’59, 31
(Stephanibex). P ’05, 759
(Turdus). jiv, 35. P ’64, 250
corone (Corvus). j iii, 359. P 54,
397; ’91, 446
Coronella. P 53, 236;
102, 103, 226;
54, 95, 100,
56, 152, 247, 309;
57, 67, 182; °60, 245, 246, 263,
509, 553; 63, 101; ’64, 168; 65,
197; °66, 128; ’68, 102, 132; ’01,
68, 70-78; '03, 374; ’04, 472; 708,
122. J VIII, 137
Coronelline. P ’59, 297; ’60, 241
coronetta (Floseularia). P ’03, 381-
389
Coronilla. P ’58, 128; ’64, 36; ’65,
23
Coronis. P 793, 106
Coronocrinus. P ’81, 396, 403
coronoides (Corvus). P ’91, 446
coronopifolia (Anogra). P ’04, 108
(Cantua). j vii, 110
(Chrysopsis). j vii, 34
(Dieteria). P ’63, 66
(GEnothera). P ’63, 61
coronopus (Chamesaracha). P ’96,
35
(Plantago). P ’77, 107
(Senebiera). P ’67, 18
Coronula. j ii, 325. P ’63, 140
coronula (Macrobacia). P ’60, 430
(Micrabacia). P ’61, 431
(Pleurotomaria). P ’91, 253
Corophilus. P ’92, 333, 337
Corphyra. P ’55, 273;-’66, 347
Corpocrinide. P ’85, 312
corporalis (Cyprinus). P
523; 785, 16
(Leuciseus). P
18
(Leucosomus).
(Semotilus). P ’61, 154, 523;
64, 277; ’65, 85; °77, 45; 785, 16,
18. J VI, 240-242, 245
corporosum (Cephennium). P
150
(Menopon).
corpulenta (Anculosa). P
64, 100; 94, 29
(Anodonta). P
569
(Diplotaxis). J ITI, 273
(Isthmia). P 1900, 601
(Leptoxis). P ’64, 100
(Melania). P ’63, 321
61, 154,
61, 154; 85,
P ’85, 16
52,
P 1900, 158
60, 68;
53, 264; 96,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
corpulenta. Continued.
(Mya). P 748, 102; °62, 572;
82, 158
(Pupa). P ’75, 153, 189;
P 63, 6
206, 411
(Spirigera). .
(Strephobasis). P ’63, 321
(Vertigo). P 1900, 598
corpulentoides (Anodonta). P ’681,
164; 796, 569
corpulentum (Brachyeranion). P 54,
99; ’57, 70; ’59, 342
89,
corpulentus (Anculotus). P 64, 100
(Atractaspis). P 757, 70, 72;
59, 342
(Melanoplus). P ’02, 724; 704,
538, 572; ’07, 55
(Pasimachus). J IV, 15, 29
(Planorbis). P ’60, 155; 81,
93-103; ’83, 140
Correa. P ’58, 127
correcta (Melania). P ’64, 41
Corregiola. P ’77, 106
corrianus (Unio). P ’60, 52 .
Corrigiola. P ’98, 379
corroboratus (Merocrinus). P
140
corrosa (Lachnosterna). J III, 249;
IV, 33
corrugaria. P ’53, 267
eorrugata (Achatinella). P ’88, 29
(Calyptrea). P ’46, 21; ’48, 97
(Chama). P ’72, 117
(Crassatella). P ’72, 250
(Crassina). P ’63, 142; ’72, 245
(Cypricardites). j viii, 244 .
(Cyprina). P ’61, 29
(Dispotea). P ’46, 21; 748, 99
(Glauconome). P ’61, 26
(Goniobasis). P ’96, 499
(Gryphea). P ’05, il
(Helicina). J IX, 102, 110
(Loripes). P ’72, 90
(Melania). P 64, 33
(Rana). P ’68, 246
(Sedgwickia). P ’65, 251
ec aetanaberesi j viii, 256
(Thelephora). J IIT, 223
(Thelphusa). P ’80, 35
corrugatum (Dentalium). J VIII,
331
corrugatus (Agaricocrinus). P ’81,
286
(Ammonites). J VIIT, 312
(Amphoracrinus). P ’81, 286
(Cerebratulus). P ’01, 676
(Clenodon). P ’92, 299
(Eurylepis). P 57, 150
(Grapsus). P ’80, 200
(Halophila). P ’62, 154
(Leptograpsus). P ’80, 200
(Lineus). P ’01, 676
= ‘
"86, 3
~ ee ts
“Meclep. P °56, 96
us). P 92, 299
Pachygrapsus). P ’80, 198,
“- (Platyerinus). P ’81, 245. J
, 59
_ (Pleurocrinus). P ’81, 245
Polydesmus). P ’64, 6
Solen). P ’62, 455, 481
: hanoceras). J ‘VIII, 312
. Tribrachiocrinus). P 86, 174,
(Unio). P ’60, 51. J 111, 292
P 701, 128
corrupta (Diplax).
z wassttem P °62, 400, 402
: (Sympetrum). P ’08, 462,
489
is (Psocus). P ’62, 362, 401
(Ellyehnia). P 951, 334;
218
(Lampyris). P °45, 303;
corrusculus (Pterostichus). P
310, $14
corruscus (Photinus). P ’66, 347
Cy
elas). P 60, 288, 290
dra). P 59, 125.
51,
73,
P '96, 507
=
P 71, 154; °72,
(Trogosita). P ’44, 109; ’62,
Darticaria P 744,115; ’55, 299, 302,
304; °66, 347; ’73, 328; "76, 271.
P 66,315 |
P 62, 195, 220
P 62, 195
. jii, 162. P 57, 193;
58, 208; °60, 155; °75, 154, 188:
a 89, 206, 411; ’90, 34
eorticata (Ceelospherria ). P 90, 221
Corticifera. j i, 178, 184. P 88,
© - 309; 89, 120, 125
- corticinus (Elater). j iii, 174
' Corticium. P '94, 324. J II, 279;
» Ii, 215, 218, 230- a. j ie
eorticola Boleto hagus v,
4 een P 04,’ 369
(Melanopsamma). P ’93, 129
(Pleospheria). P ’94, 332
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467
corticolum (Ceratostoma). P ’93, 444
corticosa (Chama). P 7°48, 98; 62,
576; ’67, 139; ’82, 154, 183°
Corticula. Pp 82, 236
cortinaria (Chamelea). P '62, 575
(Cytherea). P ’82, 158
(Venus). P *43, 311; 48, 107;
62, 575; ’88, 170
corumbe (Lithurgus). P 01, 216
(Odynerus). P ’02 > 69
corumbaénsis (Bulimulus). P 97, 19
Corundellite. P ’80, 249
Corundum. 287, DRE 44;
"72, 19, 238, 266; °76, 103; 78,
159, 223; 80, 280, 295 ; 92, 188,
197, 201; ’97, 429, "436, 442
corusea (Plusia). P "85, ave
coruscana (Antithesia). P ’60, 346
coruseans (Etelis). P 62, 449
(Leptachatina). P ’88, 52
fo" ga geod P 1900, 498;
03, 755
‘(Pseudoplatystoma).
109; 703, 499
(Rhinoscopelus).
03, 754
Se aes (Coleophora).
P 98,
P 1900, 498;
P 60,
P 05, 117
P 05, 117
P 03, 571-
74,
95, ” 486:
coruscum (Dentalium).
(Leevidentalium ).
corvallisensis (Nomada).
573, 589, 606
Corvidae. P 53, 384; ’63, 299;
101; ’83, 64; ’91, ‘441;
96, "132; 05, 782
Corvina. P 61, 83, 103; ’62, 238;
"63, 29; °77, 95; 83, 288 ; 92,
269; 97, 76, 5; 99, 354-356
corvina (Ameiva). I's 61, 312: ’62,
68
(Brachys).
(Clivina).
12, 29
(Diplotaxis).
3
P 73, 333
P 57, 81. J IV,
J Ill, 272; IV,
J Il, 244
J IV, 21, 39
(Musea). P ’98, 173
(Omaseus). J II, 244
(Pristodactyla). P
60, 318
(Spermophila). P ’65, 169°
(Sporophila). P ’65, 169
Corvine. P ’91, 441, 445
corvineformis (Brachydeuterus).
97, 110
(Hemulon). P ’97, 110
(Pomadasis). P ’97, 110
Corvinine. P ’61, 80
corvinus (Anchomenus). P 54, 43
(Aphodius). J I, 104
(Feronia).
(Lytta).
54, 38;
P
468
corvinus. Continued.
(Lamprocorax). P ’99, 216
(Pachychilus). P ’92, 340
(Pterostichus). P ’73, 308.
J II, 244
(Quiscalus). P ’66, 409
(Unio). P ’68, 144. J VI,
310
Corvultur. P 91, 445; ’05, 782
corvunculus (Unio). P ’68, 144;
17, 27. J VI, 314
Corvus. j i, 345; iii, 359; iv, 387;
vii, 193; viii, 152. P ’47, 203; ’51,
217; 753, 384; ’54, 66, 397; 55,
312; 56, 290; ’57, 35; ’59, 108,
192; ’60, 135, 138; ’61, 225; ’62,
313; 64, 242, 243, 250; 65, 274;
66, 91, 416; ’67, 216; ’68, 84,
150, 296; ’71, 26; ’74, 101; ’75,
346; ’83, 64; ’89, 269; ’90, 214;
91, 94, 436, 445; ’92, 119, 152;
793, 23, 45, 63; 795, 486, 504; ’96,
132; ’98, 82, 140, 212, 303; ’99,
25, 46, 61, 209; 702, 690; ’03, 10,
27; ’04, 582; ’05, 683, 690, 782;
08, 83; ’09, 361. J I, 46, 47;
II, 269; IX, 419
corvus (Buceros). P ’67, 216
(Platynus). P. ’60, 319
(Pterostichus). P ’73, 307
(Unio). P ’59,112. J IV, 217
Coryceus. P ’45, 284, 285
coryeeus (Asaphus). j viii, 277
corycea (Poteriocrinus). P ’79, 335
(Seaphiocrinus). P ’79, 335
Corycia. P ’74, 227; ’78, 172
Coryda. P 73, 250; ’74, 55; ’92,
393, 395
Corydalina. P ’55, 311
Corydalis. P ’60, 145; ’63, 57; ’89,
58; ’09, 22, 23, 26, 29, 32, 33;
91, 355
Corydia. P ’05, 792
Corydon. P ’02, 680
Corydoras. P ’71, 112, 278-283; ’74,
135; ’82, 281; ’03, 505-507
coryi (Strophiops). P ’96, 323
coryli (Celomera). P ’65, 211
(Eutypella). P ’93, 148
(Galleruca). j iii, 455. P
65, 211
(Spheropsis). P ’94, 361
Corylophi. P ’52, 141
Corylophus. P ’52, 141, 143
Corylus. P ’62, 11; ’63, 76; ’82, 93,
113; ’83, 85; ’84, 16, 116; ’90,
268; ’99, 84-86; 710, 546, 561. J
XI, 278, 281
Corymbetes. P 745, 215; 759, 85,
289; ’60, 318; ’61, 34 8; 66, 392
Corymbocrinus.
312, 328-356; ’88, 354
’ INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
P '81, 307; ’85, 294, |
corymbosa (Draba). P ’63, 94
(Madaria). J III, 92
corymbosum (Eriogonum). P
277
(Gaylussacia). P 1900, 546
P 745, 289;
(Helianthemum).
’60, 199
(Hypericum). P ’60, 302; 97,
181
(Vaccinium). P ’60, 200; 1900,
645, 647, 667; ’02, 647, 648, 663;
07, 455
corymbosum var. atrocoecum (Vacei-
nium). P 1900, 668
corymbosus (Aster). P ’60, 514
Coryna. P ’08, 601-604, 615
Corynactis. P ’50, 120
Coryne. J III, 136
Corynelia. J II, 290
corynephora (Rhizomorpha).
293
’83,
I.
Corynetis. P ’78, 314
Coryneum. P ’93, 168; ’94, 374
Corynocladus. P ’49, 250
Corynorhinus. P ’65, 178; ’66, 288;
67, 133; 789, 330; ’90, 30; 791,
467; ’94, 182; ’08, 407
Corynorhynchus. P ’04, 677
corynostoma (Valsa). P ’77, 114
Corynura. P 1900, 375; ’01, 217
Corynuropsis. P ’01, 220
coryphea (Dicerca). P ’73, 331
(Drymoica). P ’62, 317
Coryphena. P ’62, 127; ’63, 177,
224; ’84, 102; °92, 253; ’97, 122,
133; ’06, 122; ’10, 601
Coryphene. P ’62, 238
Coryphenide. P ’84, 181; ’92, 253;
06, 122
corypheus (Cercotrichas). P ’62, 317
(Holeodus). P ’71, 298
(Motacilla). P ’67, 219
(Sarcothraustes). P ’92, 303
(Sylvia). P ’62, 317; ’67, 219
(Temnocyon). P ’79, 180
Coryphella. P ’79, 71, 77
Coryphene. P ’84, 316
Coryphodon. P 756, 241, 309; ’60,
561; ’68, 106; °75, 73; °76, 65;
"82, 294, 330; ’90, 52; 92, 439.
J IX, 328
Coryphodontide. P 756, 241; 83, 56
Coryphogobius. P ’63, 263
Coryphopterus. P ’63, 262
Coryrhynchus. P ’79, 384
Corystes. P ’50, 29
Corystide. P 52, 86
Corystoidea. P.’52, 86; ’58, 40
Corytheolus. P ’54, 103; ’65, 195,
. 197; ’66, 123. J IIT, 36; VIII, 125
Corythaix. P ’56, 319; ’57, 37; ’69,
139; °05, 765
ophanes. P ‘71, 200; 796, 463.
124, 156
is. P °56, 158; 59, 34;
P ’53, 383, 400; ’61, 220
(Homostegia). P 95,
seus. P °53, 431; °61, 70;
; '98, 422;°1900, 475; ’01,
2
odis (Craspedodiseus). F
- °90, 138 ; 798, 423
‘eoseinodiseus var. nankoorensis (Cras-
__ pedodiseus). ts 90, 138
- aed 61, 357; °73, 27,
IV, 41
ein = P ’06, 450
oba. P ’69, 216
P 96, 549
hus. P 61, 463; 62, 165
um. P 69, Biol. 16
( Sar VIII, 331
Seriola) P 58, 168
(cae P 62, 487;
(Seriola). P °62, 437
P '60, 9, 434
P 70, 67; °75, 257. J
ella. P 02, 699
cossmanni (Microdrillia). P 703, 276
= (Pleurotoma). P 03, 276
— (Dentalium). P97;
466, 467
Cossonus. P 59, 285, 291
Cossus. P "75, 50; 76, 151; ’93, 282
ha. P 59, "42; "62, 141, 240;
"63, 176, 223; ’99, 359: °05, 770:
6
_ eostee (Atthis). P 59, 190; °66, 57;
(Calypte). P °05, 682
ea le P 99, 231,
e (Tritonia). P °79, 98
eostai (Esuneulus). P 64, 208
____ INDEX T0 GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 469
costale (Ophion). P ’78, 366
costalis (Agenia). P ’97, 287, 240
(Cereopis). j vi, 314
(Chrysotus). P ’95, 328
(Cicada). j vi, 314
(Dacus). P ’94, 280
(Elis). P ’96, 302; 99, 195
(Encoptolop hus). Pp 702, 720;
04, 524; ’07, 289; °10, 589
'(Euxesta). P 194, 280
(Gorytes). P ’95, 519, 529
(Musea). P 94, 280
(CEdipoda). P 04, 524
(Ortalis). P ’94, 280
(Orthis). P ’60, 97
(Sepsis). P ’98, 163
(Tabanus). P ’95, 322
(Tipula). jiii,28. P ’95, 320
(Tmesiphorus). P %3, 327
eostaricanum (Sphaerium). P 03,
784
eostaricensis (Amblytropidia). P ’05,
401
(Anabropsis). P ’05, 880, 843
(Ariolimax). . 96, 347 ;
(Heliastus). P ’05, 402, 841
(Jodacris). P ’05, 430, "841
(Orphulella). P 05, 401, 802,
1
ee ee P 704, 98; 705,
Costata. P ’81, 177; ’85, 299
costata (Agalena). P ’09, 202
(Alasmodonta). P ’53, 261
(Allorisma). P ’69, 171
(Anculosa). P 64, 98; 65, 35
83
(Baccha). i, 161
(Barnea). P ’89, 274; °03, 757
(Brachypodella). P ’98, 278
(Calyptrea). j iv, 132; vi, 211.
P °46, 21; 48, 9
(Caneellaria). P ’48, 97
(Cinulia). P ’98, 462; ’05, 19
(Gaui) = 53, 261 —
(Crassiseta). P 95, 339
(Crepidula). j vi, 115. P 43,
307, 311; °48, 98; 62, 569; ’82,
167, 168, 170
(Crucibulum). P 54, 30
Crypta). P ’62, 569
(Cylichna). P ’82, 198, 200
(Dispotea). P 46, 21; 748, 99
(Exogyra). j vi, 85, 202; vii
118, 122: viii, 222.’ P’ °57, 126;
61, 150; °72, 263; °76, 323; °90,
455; °93, 222; °98, 462; 05, 11.
J Til, 324; IV, 275,299”
(Helix). P °57, 190; ’58, 201;
193, 235, 259
470
costata var. asiatica (Helix). P ’93,
275
costata (Hydrocena).
(Kaliella).
(Leptoxis).
(Linyphia).
(Lueina).
J IV, 280
(Lyria). P ’01, 513; ’03, 282
(Lyropupa). P 1900, 432
(Lytta). P ’54, 84, J IV, 23, 39
(Melandrya). J I, 97
(Melania). P ’64, 104
(Melanius). P ’63, 274
(Melatoma). .P ’60, 186. J V,
245
(Nitocris).
(Pholas). j vi, 118, 208, 212;
vii, 124. P ’48, 104; 62, 192,
195, 201, 571; ’71, 139; ’80, 22,
24; ’82, 155; ’88, 331, 332
(Physa). P ’63, 149
(Pirenopsis). P ’88, 252
(Productus). P ’91, 244
(Pyramimitra). P ’90, 400
(Realia). J IX, 100
(Sealinella). J IX, 100, 110
(Siphonostoma). P ’98, 268
(Strobilops). P ’92, 404
(Syneta). P ’73, 24
(Terebra). P °’48, 106; ’95,
116-125
(Terebratulina). P ’73, 180
(Vallonia). P 793, 236, 259-278
costata var. amurensis (Vallonia). P
93, 262
costata var. helvetica (Vallonia). P
93, 262
costata var. minor (Vallonia). P ’93,
267
costata var.
93, 268
costata var. pyrenaica (Vallonia). P
93, 241, 262
costatiformis (Pleurophorus). P ’65,
247
costatogranosa (Rissoina). P ’73,
211
costatostriatus
152
costatum (Anchomma). P ’58, 68.
J IV, 32
(Astrophyton). P ’89, 178;
91, 340
(Crucibulum). P ’62, 568; ’82,
167, 168, 170, 172; ’87, 399, 404;
’88, 170
J IX, 100
P 05, 748
P 64, 98
P 78, 129
P 72, 87; ’82, 155.
P 65, 35
montana (Vallonia). P
(Bulimus). P_ ’60,
(Dispotea). P ’62, 568
(Megalosternum). P ’55, $374
costatus (Acanthochites). P 94,
70, 75
(Anculotus). P ’64, 98
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
costatus. Continued.
(Bodianus). P ’61, 87; 63, 31
(Brachypus). P ’98, 267
(Callicrinus). P 785, 358
(Calliocrinus). P 85, 358
(Campylodiscus). P ’61, 65
(Chrysops). P ’94, 272 é
(Dicelus). J IV, 29
(Dicotyles). P ’52, 5; 756, 140.
J VII, 383
(Diplocrepis). P ’07, 444
(Doras). P ’03, 500
(Doreus). P 766, 380
(Hexacrinus). P ’81, 254
(Hister). P ’52, 38. J IV, 31
(Leuciseus). P ’99, 179, 180
(Loboplax). P ’94, 70, 78
(Myoparo). P 748, 102; ’61,
87, 89; ’63, 31
(Napodesmus). P ’96, 265
(Paleosecincus). P 756, 723:
57, 90
(Panolopus). P 61, 494
(Periechocrinus). P ’81, 306
(Plastomenus). P ’75, 9
(Plectomerus). P ’53, 260
(Pompilus). P ’97, 246 .
(Productus). J III, 11, 16, 22
(Pyenosaceus). P ’79, 264
(Solen). j ii, 815
(Tabanus). P ’94, 272
(Unio). P 741, 19; 53, 260.
J I, 271
Costellaria. P ’01, 386
costellata (Nassa). P ’82, 209
(Perna). j vii, 246
(Terebra). J VIII, 329
costellatus (Acteon). P 48, 95
(Inoceramus). P ’76, 312. J
III, 329
‘(Straparollus). P ’89, 295
costellifera (Venus).
costicollis (Buprestis).
(Lathridius). P ’55, 303
costifer (Pasimachus). P ’54, 79.
J IV, 15, 29 :
eostifera (Goniobasis). P ’64, 31
(Melania). P ’64, 31
Costigo. P 1900, 432
eostipennis (Areoschizus). J IV, 36
(Brachinus). P 62, 524
(Colaspis). P ’73, 44
(Isodontia). P ’97, 375
(Pelecyphorus). P ’59, 76. J
IV, 20
’(Philolithus). J IV, 37
(Sphex). P ’97, 375
costomaculana (Anchylopera). P ’60,
349
eostototl] (Oriolus). P ’67, 62
costulata (Achatinella). P ’88, 55
(Adeorbis). P ’82, 170
: Continued.
(Biddulphia). P 1900, 693, 720
_ (Brachypodella). P ’98, 279
(Cephalocema). P ’04, 681;
07, 165
_(Cylindrella).. P ‘91, 315
(Delphinula). P ’48, 99; ’82,
| (Goniobasis). P 64, 33; ’65,
24;
Bs P 05, 743
J I, 111
st P 62, 570
a . P 62, 570
costulosa (Leptachatina). P ’88, 52
. (Suceinea). J IX, 87, 109
(Streptaxis). P ’97, 477
P ’89, 353
(Actinoerinus). P ’81, 317
Ce ma. P ’04, 128
eotesii (Aleyrodes). P ’02, 281
_ eotinus (Rhus). P ’73, 300
_ cotta (Elenia). P ’63, 289
cotteaui (Uranoplosus). J IX, 445
Cottide. P °54, 129, 144; ’83, 162;
95, 410; 04, 511; 05, 366
Cottine. P ’62, 279
. P 77, 56, 93, 94; ’88,
179; ’06, 521. J VI, 210, 211, 240
65, 81; ’77, 61, 89
Cottus. P ’59, 165; ’60, 326; ’61,
15, 166, 167; ’65, 81; ’72, 213;
S "77, 89; ’82, 304; ’83, 162, 293;
=a "84, 103; °85, 398; ’87, 354, 359;
s "97, 83; 708, 535. J VI, 225; XII,
e . 550
a cotula (Anthemis). P 1900, 660, 670;
a 02, 664
sa 3
(Maruta). P ’60, 303
_ Coturnicops. P 94, 132, 142, 145
- Coturniculus. P °59, 107; °63, 298;
4% 66, 84; '91, 118; ’08, 98, 154
— coturnix, j iv, 268. P 59, 172;
'——-°83, 266; 799, 48
' Gotylaspis. P 57, 18; 58, 100
Cotyle. P °46, 111; '51, 215; 53,
308; °59, 106; ’60, 133; ’63, 296;
__4NDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
471
66, 72; '68, 149; °71, 21; 75,
353; °06, 186. J I, 31; I, 261
Cotyledonocrinus. P ’81, 232, 251-
255; °85, 337
Cotylephorus. P ’82, 281
eotylephorus (Platystacus). P ’82,
281
Cotylops. P ’51, 239; ’54, 157; 757,
89. J VII, 379 :
Cotylorhiza. P ’02, 766
Cotylus. P ’82, 308
couana (Chilonia). j vi, 37
coucang (Nycticebus). P ’02, 138,
141
eoucang hilleri (Nycticebus).
139
coucang javanicus (Nycticebus). P
02, 139
coucang malaianus (Nycticebus). P
02, 139, 141
coucang natune (Nycticebus). P
02, 139, 140
ecoucang (Tardigradus). P ’02, 137,
141
P 02,
couchi (Dionda). P ’56, 178
(Eutenia). P °03, 287, 290,
291, 296
(Moniana). P ’56, 201; 710,
279
Couchia. P ’63, 241
eouchiana (Helix). P ’57, 102; 58,
200, 201. J VI, 183
(Limia). P ’59, 116
(Polygyra). J VI, 183
couchianus (Unio). P ’60, 305. J
IV, 371
couchii (Eutenia). P ’01, 24
(Nerodia). P ’60, 335
(Seaphiopus). P ’54, 62; ’63,
51, 52; 766, 51, 52. J VI, 82
(Secelopora). P ’58, 254
(Sceloporus). P 703, 540, 552
(Spermophilus). P ’55, 332
eoudougnan (Oriolus). P ’67, 217
couesi (Tringa). P ’98, 139; 1900,
24
couesii (Agrilus).
"73, 92, 94, 333
(Lepidurus). P ’78, 165
cougar browni (Felis). P ’05, 680
ecouloni (Exogyra). J VIII, 323
(Helix). P ’60, 151
(Ostrea). J VIII, 323
(Polygyra). P ’09, 543
couloniana (Dittopternis). P ’01, 372
(Ischnoptera). P ’10, 409, 411,
413, 427, 430, 433, 616, 618, 619
coulterianum var. appendiculatum
(Antirrhinum). J III, 43
couperi (Bombus). P ’78, 185
(Chelonia). P °42, 217
P 66, 348, 382;
472
couperi. Continued.
(Coluber). P 60, 342, 564;
708, 121
(Georgia). P 60, 342, 564
(Mosasaurus). P 59, 92
(Spilotes). P ’60, 342, 564
couperiana (Anodonta). P 53, 263.
J V, 451
couperii (Coluber). P ’01, 44
(Georgia). P ’01, 44
(Goniobasis), P ’62, 271; 64,
26. J V, 341
(Unio). P ’42, 177
courbina (Pogonathus). P ’63, 31
courly (Tantalus). P ’64, 246
coutinhoanus (Bellerophon). J VIII,
306
Covellite. P ’92, 193
Covillea. P ’09, T11, 114
covillee (Ceratites). P ’09, 126
. (Diapheromera). P ’09, 112,
126
covillei (Lupinus). P ’92, 365
cowperiana (Anodonta). P ’42, 177
(Unio). P ’42, 215
cowperianus (Unio). P ’42, 177
coxalis (Liobunum). P ’09, 288
(Liris). P ’93, 503
(Odynerus). P ’02, 54, 68
coxana (Pleurotomaria). P 66, 272
coxanus (Aviculopecten). P 60,
453; ’88, 232
(Dichocrinus). P ’85, 342
(Nautilus). P ’70, 50
(Poteriocrinus). P ’86, 161
(Scaphiocrinus). P ’86, 161
(Temnochilus). P ’70, 50
Coxelus.. P ’54, 217
coxendix (Bembidium).
P ’57, 4
(Periphus). P ’43, 298
coxi (Acanthochites). P 94, 76, 80
(Chiton). P ’94, 70, 85
(Corbula). P ’97, 363
(Eulima). P ’99, 258
(Hypermastus). P ’99, 258
(Partula). P ’85, 217; ’86, 82
coxii (Caleeola). P 79, 44
coyensis (Lampsilis). P ’09, 588
coyoleus (Tetrao). P ’64, 248
coypus (Myopotamus). P ’74, 196
Crabro. P ’94, 307; ’97, 387
erabro (Navicula). P ’90, 444
(Vespa). P 78, 315
Crabronide. P ’94, 292
j iii, 151.
crabroniformis (Philanthus). P ’02,
733
Crabronine, P ’94, 298, 307
Cracea. P 1900, 484
cracherodii (Haliotis). P ’07, 396
cragini (Eupachyerinus). P 91, 244
Helix), P ’89, 204
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
cragini. Continued. _@
(Polygyra). P 1900, 450; 03,
196; 06, 533, 545
(Triodopsis). P ’06, 545
craigii (Ceriocrinus). P ’86, 178 —
(Eupachycrinus). P °79, 357,
359; ’86, 178
Crambites. P ’60, 203
Crambus. P ’60, 203
crampianus (Bison). P ’97, 483-501
(Bos). P ’94, 68. J IX, 456
eranchii (Argonauta). J II, 332
(Hippolyte). P 793, 115
cranchis (Cirolana). P ’91, 187
crandalli (Goniobasis). P 90, 801
Crangon. j i, 246. P 50, 29; "52, a
15, 20; 760, 24; '63, 139; °78, 89,
298, 327; 79, 411; °93, 195-127;
95, 174-196; ’01, 163. J III, 150
crangon (Astacus). P ’78, 327; ’93,
125; °95, 179
(Cancer). P ’78, 327; '93, 125
(Crangon). P '93, 125; 95,
177, 179 |
crangon affinis (Crangon). P 95,
177, 180,195
crangon allmanni (Crangon), P ’95,
177, 180, 195
Crangonide. P 52, 13, 15, 20; 63,
165; ’78, 327; 79, 411; ’93, 125;
95, 173-197
Crangonine. P ’52, 15, 20; ’79, 411;
95, 174-196
Crania. P ’73, 197, 198, 200; ’83,
123; ’90, 456
Craniade. P ’73, 197, 200
Cranicella. P ’73, 197
Cranide. P ’73, 197
Craniide. P ’73, 197
craniolaris (Anomia). P ’73, 199
(Crania). P ’73, 197
Craniolites, P ’73, 198
Craniopeltis. J VIII, 159, 173
Craniotus. J IV, 11, 36
cranium (Anomia). P ’73, 181, 182
(Mecandrevia). P ’73, 181
(Terebratula). P ’78, 181
(Waldheimia). P ’60, 148; ’73,
181, 186; ’77, 138-160
Cranopsis. J VIII, 94, 96
erantor (Pholus). J IV, 155
(Sphinx). J IV, 155
Crantzia. P ’84, 85
crapao (Serranus). P ’97, 73
Crapatalus. P ’61, 109, 116; 762,
504
crapulus (Unio). P ’61, 89, J VI,
42
Crasatella. P ’67, 139
Craspedaria. P ’92, 393
ocephalus. P ’59, 339; 68,
ede heila (Fruticicola). P ’02,
i (Helix). P 02, 239
sp P °90, 138; ’98, 423
, 109
0aL us
P ’07, 35
P 94, 399, 408, 410
Corbicula). P ’60, 269
_ (Cyelas). P_ ’60, 269, 290
(Cyprina). P 61, 29
ae | 2. OO, 269, 277
- "565, 34, 35
rt atl ; ele 415; 94,
i ae J A 331
in ra). 66, 121
Gorgonia). P * 88, 308
(Helice). P 51, 252; 780, 219
Leptoxis). P ’64, 102; °65, 34
Ort P 58, 261; °59,
Oxyrhina). J I, 202
P 85, 213. J IX,
. P '88, 25
i ). P 709, 393
phusa). P ’80, 35
g P 56, 207
- erassaplica (Tornatina). P ’87, 54
eeeewer tus (Liodon). P ’72, 141
ella. j iv, 142; viii, 223. P
743, 307, 328; °47, 281, 291; 748,
98; 55, 257, 958; 56, 284; °60,
427; °61, 28, 150, 364, 419, 427;
"62, 289, 578; 65, 73; ’72, 50, 130,
249: °76, 275, 310; °78, 303; ’80,
21, 24-32; ’81, 445; ’82, 155-160,
199, 203; ’86, 57, 351; ’87, 33,
340, 397, 402; 90, 144, 403, 406;
«95, 48, 49, 112, 114-120, 145; 97,
me 200; 98, 419; 705, 14. J I, 112,
' 122; II, 274; III, 323, 327; IV,
276, 279, 302, 388, 395; VIII, 287,
319, 334, 345, 376; IX, 121, 122,
| ‘125, 135, 145, 147, 152. See Crasa-
___ tella and Crassitella.
_ ¢rassatella (Venus). P 72, 247
Grassatellide. P °62, 577; ’87, 32
_ Crassatellites. P ’05, 14
_ Crassatellitide. P ’05, 14
_ erassatelloides (Trigonella). j_ vii,
253. JI, 213
_ “INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
473
erassatina (Cucullea). P ’72, 53;
81, 446, 448. J LX, 126, 129
erassibrachialis (Pachyocrinus). P
79, 368
crassibrachiatus (Barycrinus). P ’68,
340; ’79, 325
(Cyathocrinus). P °79, 325
erassicardo (Lyropecten). P 562, 291
(Pallium). P ’56, 318
erassicauda (Hypsibema). P 69, 192
(Lavinia). P 54, 187; 56,
(Pimpla). P ’73, 399
P 56, 208; ’65, 70
erassicaudata (Mermis). P ’51, 263;
56, 58
on (Rhabdosoma). P ’60,
erassicaudatus (Galago). P ’67, 37
erassicaulis (Carduus). P ’92, 357
erassiceps (Perdita). P 96, 52, 97
erassicirrata (Harmothoé). 710,
350
oS (Tricentes). P ’92,
7
P ’73, 86, 331
P ’45, 214
P 45, 214
P 60, 319
P °55, 443; ’56, 46;
54, 210;
erassicollis (Dicerea).
(Elater).
(Oophorus).
(Platynus).
(Tenia).
88, 81
erassicornis (Bison). P
97, 483-501. J VII, 372
(Bos). J IX, 457
(Ceropales). P ’97, 234
(Eudomychus). P ’47, 176
sere ee P 705, 834,
(Hippolyte). P ’93, 115
(Limneria). P ’94, 188
(Lycoperdina). P ’47, 176;
53, 360
(Notoeyphus). P ’97, 233, 235
(Nyctibora). P ’06, 269; ’07,
152
(Peneus). P ’93, 109
P 97, 282
(Pepsis).
(Platylabus). P ’94, 186
(Prionus). J II, 108
(Trogosita). P ’62, 83
erassicornuta (Cornulina). P 53,
321
(Melongena). P 747, 286; 48,
101; 53, 321. J I, 116
erassicosta (Argonauta). J II, 334
(Cardita). P ’02, 707 .
(Cryptorhiza). P ’76, 282
(Fasciolaria). P 776, 282;
05, 24
J VIIT, 204
(Rissoa).
(Sealaria). J VIII, 204
474
erassicosta. Continued.
(Vitrinella). J VIII, 367
erassicostata (Mytilicardia). P ’72,
526
(Strophiops). P ’96, 323
(Venericardia). P ’02, 707
erassicostatus (Callistochiton). P ’98,
288
crassicostum (Cecum). J VIII, 368
crassicuspidens (Plesiadapis). P ’90,
55
(Protoadapis). P ’90, 54, 55
erassicuspis (Conoryctes). P ’92, 303
(Mioclenus). P ’92, 303
(Sarcothraustes). P ’92, 303
crassicutis (Polydesmus). P ’64, 7
erassidens (Astarte). P ’72, 245
(Bolodon). J IX, 265
(Distorsio). P ’03, 279
(Distortrix). P 754, 31
(Hoplocetus). J VII, 447
(Lamna). P ’46, 42. J I, 197
(Mactra). P ’48, 101; ’62, 573
(Mososaurus). P ’70, 2
(Mulinia). P 62, 572
(Pandora). P ’48, 103; ’62,
572; ’82, 158
(Plectomerus). P ’53, 261
(Triton). P ’47, 287; ’48, 106.
J I, 118
(Unio). P 53, 244, 261; 56,
213; ’77, 26; °96, 501. J V, 410;
XIII, 399
crassidentata (Achatinella).
35
crassifolia (Draba).
(Hosackia). P ’63, 346, 350
(Saxifraga). P 794, 163
(Tradeseantia). P ’98, 393
crassifolium (Eriogonum). P _ 63,
75
P '88,
P '63, 57
(Viscum). J I, 185
crassifolius (Drepanolobas). P ’63,
346
crassifrons (Philodryas). P ’60, 559
(Pleurorhynchus). j viii, 252
crassilabra (Ebora). P ’74, 32. J
VIII, 330
(Marginella). P 748, 101
(Plochelea). P ’72, 272
(Porecellana). P 754, 31
erassilabre (Cerion). P ’96, 324
erassilabre sallei (Cerion). P ’96, 325
erassilabris (Awaous). P 1900, 517
(Cylindrella). P ’82, 108
(Eulima). J VIII, 358
(Gobius). P 1900, 517
(Helicina). J IX, 102
(Leiorhinus). J IV, 402
(Partula). P ’75, 244; ’85, 211.
J IX, 59, 66, 77, 109
(Sealaria). J VIII, 205
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
crassilabris var. pumilio (Scealaria).
J VIII, 205
erassilabrum (Amastra). P ’88, 45
(Labiella). P ’88, 45
P 788, 45
(Laminella).
J VILL, 328
(Monoceras).
(Natica). P ’48, 102; ’62, 564
(Rissoa). P 704, 28
Crassilabrus. P ’62, 143; ’63, 222;
89, 274
crassilamellata (Clausilia). P 01,
655
P 52, 85;
crassimanus (Chaenostoma). P 58,
97
(Clibanarius). P ’58, 234
(Eucrate). P ’51, 248
(Eucratopsis). P ’91, 179, 198
(Hemigrapsus). P ’51, 250;
80, 208
(Heterograpsus). P ’80, 208
(Pagurus). P ’58, 234
(Poteriocrinus). P ’86, 159
crassimarginata (Corbula). P ’60,
425
crassimana (Thalamita).
58, 39
og (CYNE): P 762, 429; 65, :
j vi, 120. P 63, 142; 72,03
Crassina.
52, 245-247
Crassinella. P ’03, 756. J VIII, 376
crassinervis (Pothos). P ’58, 123
(Quercus). J IX, 153
erassinoda (Dipladenia). P ’58, 129
(Porcellia). P ’89, 298
crassipalpis (Clubiona). P ’92, 21
erassipes (Cteniscus). P ’94, 190
(Gelasimus). P ’80, 146
(Lichenochrus). P ’05, 814
(Macropnus).
(Opisthemega).
(Pachygrapsus). j viii, 127.
P ’50, 24, 27; ’58, 102; ’80, 198,
199
(Paleolodus). P ’96, 512
(Phygadeuon). P ’78, 358
(Sauteria). P ’69, 229
(Theatops). P ’02, 41
(Tylodesmus). P ‘
erassiplica (Bulla). P 747,
48, 97; °87, 54. JI, 118
(Corbula). P ’05, 17. J IV,
95, 122. J IV, $84
crassiplicata (Corbula).
90, 395. J
IV, 380
erassirostra (Scaphidura). P ’66, 415
394
(Monoptygma). P ’90, 398;
P ’61, 149,
150; ’98, 462
(Seobinella). P
erassirostre (Pyenogonum). P ’92,
144
E—SPEE TO GNA, SPECIES, ETC. 475
CBuarrenon)
| ). P °67, 64
a Tringa). ! 58, 196
"assise (Eritrichium).
ura).
st P 'D5, 332
" (Toxocidaris).
(Ancylonycha).
262
‘imus (Peetunculus). P 61, 25 ;
a itelus (Pheogenes).
test us (Dichoerinus).
slusculum (Cerion).
(Prosthiostomum).
iventris (Dipena).
ivultus (Icticyon).
1a). P 60, 269, 277
(Epiphragmophora).
703, 609, 610,
?
i vi 23. P '58, 124;
a 379; "98, 403. J TI, 88, 182, 134,
_ erassulus (Anolis).
_ erassum (Acrydium).
+709, 114, 130
’ (Paleotherium).
erassum. Continued.
: (Sarmatium). P 51, 251; ’80,
12
erassus (Actinobolus). P ’72, 253
(Zoloplus). P 02, 723
(Agaricocrinus). P ’85, 327
+A Geulotas). P ’64, 102
(Asearis). P ’51, 282
(Blapstinus). J IV, 37 -
(Bellerophon). P ’60, 458
erassus cum placentae(Coscinodiscus).
P 1900, 476
erassus (Cupressocrinus). P ’86, 105
(Cyathocrinus). P ’60, 392;
79, 361
(Dichocrinus). P ’60, 382
(Enneodon). J IX, 232
(Epicrates). P ’62, 349
(Esox). P ’65, 79; ’85, 369
(Euealyptoecrinus). P ’79, 43;
85, 355
(Eupachyerinus). P ’79, 361;
86, 173
(Gordius). P 51, 283
(Hemipronites). P ’88, 230
- (Heterocrinus). P ’65, 147;
79, 295; ’86, 130
‘(Iocrinus). P ’79, 295
(Lepidosteus). P ’65, 86; 775,
255; ’01, 340; 710, 606
(Megistocrinus). P ’69, 165;
81, 311
(Monoclonius). P ’76, 255
(Otodus). J I, 200
(Porocrinus). P ’65, 145
(Poteriocrinites). P 69, 137;
86, 156, 157; °79, 328, 334
(Protosorex). P ’94, 446
(Pseudograpsus). P ’80, 205
(Pterotocrinus). P ’60, 382;
81, 230, 265
(Rhinoceros). P ’58, 28, 157;
65, 176; °70, 65, 112. J VII, 21,
228, 357, 390
(Sparassus). P ’09, 214
(Tachytes). P ’93, 499, 502
(Unio). P 53, 249, 254, 261;
56, 213. J IV, 78
(Zeacrinus).. P ’79, 361
Cratacanthus. P ’43, 297°
crategella (Lithocolletis). P 9;
319, 324; ’60, 208
crategi (Cylindrosporium). P 4,
372
(Dothiorella). P ’95, 432
(Spheria). P ’79, 67
erategifoliella (Ornix). P ’60,8
Crategus. P 60, 200, 303; ’61, 454;
62, 12, 163; °71, 107; 81, 455,
466; 89, 58; °96, 214; 98, 24, 99;
01, 359; °02, 500, 501; °03, 656;
704, 605; ’05, 577-661; 710, 150-
253. (J XI, 277, .281
476
Cratena. P ’89, 364
eratera (Difflugia). P ’77, 807; ’87,
122
Craterellus. J III, 206, 218
crateriforma (Meyenia). P ’82, 12;
87, 170, 211, 228
Craterium. P ’93, 370
Crateropus. P ’05, 769
craticula (Pecten). j viii, 222. P
705, 11
(Surirella). P ’61, 66
craticulatum (Tritonium). P ’63, 141
(Trophon). P ’63, 141
craticuloide (Cardium). P ’48, 97;
62, 576; 780, 21, 23; ’82, 160
Cratocara. P ’73, 325
Cratogeomys. P ’03, 23
Cratonychus. P ’44, 150, 152. J
IV, 35
cratoparis (Asterophora). P ’03, 54,
640
Cratosomus. P 58, 79. J IV, 40
Craugastor. P ’62, 153, 357; ’63,
48; ’66, 132. J VI, 90
eraveri (Brachyrhamphus). P ’68,
61, 64, 65, 66
(Endomychura). P ’99, 201
(Uria). P ’68, 9, 66
crawangensis (Dixippus). P ’04, 41
crawei (Carts). YS, 76
crawfordiana (Crategus). P 710,
164, 169
crawfordii (Senecio). P ’08, 459
Crax. P ’46, 103; 59, 139; ’69, 198
Craxirex. P ’66, 49; ’70, 142; °75,
89-119
si, (Hydropsalis). P ’51, 176.
J Il, 115
Creagrus. P ’62, 293, 312; ’69, 214
ereatopus (Puffinus). P ’64, 181,
144; ’66, 192; ’98, 136
crebea (Trachelomonas). P 705,
668, 672
ereber (Cicurina). P ’92, 26
crebricostata (Astarte). P ’72, 246
(Goniobasis). P ’64, 34; ’65,
24
(Melania).
(Melasma).
erebrifolia (Gilia).
156
crebrissimus (Fusus).
90, 396
erebristrata (Strophomena).
254
crebristriata (Megara). P ’65, 33
(Melania). P ’65, 33
erebristriatum (Orthoceras). P ’65,
255
erebristriatus (Mytilus). j vii, 242
erebrivittatus (Unio). P ’61, 60:
"lye. a Vi, 43
P 64, 34
P 64, 34; '65, 24
P 45,41. 31,
P ’48, 100;
j viii,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
ca
*
erecea (Anas). j viii, 157. P 56, 4
296 ;
(Nettion). P ’61, 238; 62,322 _
Creccoides. J IX, 412
Creccopus. J IX, 412
Crecoides. P ’92, 226. J IX, 412
Crecopsis. P ’94, 133, 145
credueri (Cyrena). P ’60, 277
creeks (Vespertilio). P 755, 433
Cremacrinide. P ’86, 201
Cremacrinus. P ’86, 201
Cremastocheilus. j v, 381. P 53,
231; '66, 347; °73, 330. J IV, 16,
33
Cremastogaster. P ’03, 228, 228, 493; —
04, 639-643
Cremastus. P ’94, 188
Crematogaster. P ’79, 137;
Cremnobates. P ’81, 113
crenalirata (Astarte). J IV, 282
(Venericardia). P ’72, 52
crenata (Acidota). P 773, 327
(Ancylochira). P 773, 331
(Atomaria). P 744, 114; 754,
217
(Delphinula). P ’05, 293
(Gyrodes). P ’05, 21. J IV,
9
(Liotia).
(Natica).
289
(Sealaria).
(Spheria).
28
P 05, 293
P05, 21.
J VIII, 204
P 95, 26
crenata var. spiree (Spheria). P
95, 26
crenata (Thalamita). P ’58, 39
(Urocoptis). P ’98, 274
erenatella (Goniobasis). P ’64, 48.
J V, 268
(Melania). P ’60, 98; 764,
48. J V, 268
erenaticollis (Coptopteryx). P ’07,
155
(Mantis). P ’07, 155
erenatoideum (Lophocarenum). P
92, $7
erenatoideus (Diplocephalus). P ’05,
304
(Lophocarenum). P ’05, 304
crenatum (Conocardium).
(Lophocarenum). P ’92, 37
(Triceratium). P 1900, 730
erenatus (Balanus). P ’01, 146, 167
(Cryptophagus). P ’56,15. J
, 32
(Diplocephalus). P ’05, 304
(Elmis). P ’52, 44
(Eros). J I, 79
(Ixodes). ii, 76
(Lathridius). P ’55, 804. J
IV, 32
(Lophocarenum). P ’05, 304
182, 264
P °97, 414
|
|
____INDEX_TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Pp 61, 441; °62, 579; 63,
; 781, 428; 82) 156, 158, 199.
, 281, 296; Vil, 377
| (Phacoides). P 03,
P 703, 533 |
P 71, 252; 703, 533, 535
(Pterostichus). RP PTR,
P ’67, 150
P ’62, 244
(Equus). J XI, 255, 256
is Gur (Mugil). P 97, 70
labium (Clausilia). 01, 418,
20, 622, 651; *04, ‘8
erenilabri (Cheletropis). P 73, 215
‘Crenilabrus. P ’82, 274; ’92, 270
renistria (Orthis). P 62, 410; 88,
756
ae). P ’88, 229
Streptorhynchus). P ’88, 229;
“244
triata (Cardiopsis). P ’62, 417;
124
(Pterinea). P 65, 124
nistriatus (Avieulopecten). ey AS
-erenocarinata (Eucheilodon). P 96,
a ‘a
. “4 um (Eucheilodon). P
ere oe ab (Glyptocidaris). P ’63,
(Melania). P ’89, 92
nulata (Acetabularia). P ’89, 351;
05, 696
(Aneylonycha). P 73, 330. J
(Ardisia). P 58, 130
(Biddulphia).. P 1900, 709
(Chetoenema). P ’73, 74
(Chama). P ’72, 117
(Cordillacris). P 306, 366; 707,
: tonemia). P 757, 74
). P 54, 30
(cyeloneina). iat, "7 uate
(Cyrena). P 2
( i Pe 74, 79; °77, 307
(Kaliella). P 05, 717; 708,
Se basistriata (Kaliella). P
05, 717
- erenulata hotawana (Kaliella). P
'P °72, 230
05, 7438
@ - erenulata (Kellia).
477
erenulata. Continued.
(Lachnosterna). J III, 258
(Lucina). j vii, 125. P 48,
101; ’62, 577; ’78, 303; ’80, 21,
23; ’82, 155; ’87, 398, 400; 88,
170; 90, 144, 146; 98, 418, 419,
73, 188
P 73, 188;' °77,
garitella). P Sag 198
on sana P 96, 558
(Me ED deg 747
(Melolontha). J 1H, 258
erenulata var. ambigua (Melosira).
P 798, 423 ;
erenulata var. antiqua (Melosira). P
98, 422
erenulata (Opalia). J VIII, 203
Ostrea). P 54,171
(Pedicularis). P 63, 72
Pyramidella). P 03, 758
Beales J VIII, 203
Sealaria). J VIII, 204
(Terebratula). P 73, 188
(Trigonia). P ’90, 451
(Urocoptis). P 98, 277
(Viola). P ’03, 663, 665, 674,
693
crenulatum (Asplenium). P ’05, 700
erenulatus (Actinobolus). P ’72, 253
(Cyclograpsus). P ’80, 208
(Gelasimus). P ’80, 147
(Grapsus). P ’80, 208
(Hemigrapsus). P ’80, 208
(Heterograpsus). P ’80, 208
(Lambus). P ’79, 390
(Obeliseus). P ’71, 142
(Palemon). P ’93, 120
(Pholas). P ’62, 195, 209
(Platylambrus). P ’79, 390
(Platynus). P ’54, 58
(Rhaconotus). P 80, 213
(Rhombus). P ” 313
(Schizogenius). P ’57, 82. J
“IV, 29
(Tachysphex). P 93, 506, 512
(Turbo). P ’71, 141
(Magas). P
Magasella).
erenulicosta (Ctenoides). P ’61, 150
' (Lima) P ’61, 423
erenulimarginata (Ostrea). J IV,
398
erenulimargo (Ostrea). P ’94, 65
erenulipes (Planudes). P ’04, 100;
05, 840
erenulirata (Astarte). P 761, 150.
J IV, 394 .
Creobotrine. P ’07, 159
Creobroter. P ’01, 287
Creodonta. P 7 5, 446; ’83, 77, 79.
J IX, 243, 257
478
creolus (Brachyrhinus). P ’62, 249;
f 98
(Serranus). P ’62, 236; 249;
63, 178
Creophilus.
crepera (Anodonta).
P ’66, 348
J IV, 238
(Goniobasis). P ’65, 29. J
V, 240
(Melania). P ’61, 128; ’65,
29. J V, 241
creperus (Pullus). P ’52, 139
(Seymnus). P ’52, 139
(Unio). P ’53, 247
Crepicepalus. P ’61, 436
crepidata (Lestris). P ’63, 133
P ’66, 150, 170
crepidatus (Larus). P ’63, 129, 131
(Stercorarius). P ’63, 133
Crepidius. J VIII, 94, 97
Crepidodera. P 747, 164;
73, 57, 71
crepidostoma (Helix).
Crepidotus. P 94, 322
Crepidula. j ii, 225; iv, 79; vi, 115,
207; vii, 125, 148. P ’42, 217;
743, 307; °44, 173; °46, 26; ’48,
98; 55, 257; ’62, 569; 771, 130,
140; ’78, 302; ’82, 167, 168, 170,
, 176, 204, 208; ’84, 12; ’87,
399, 404; ’88, 170, 332; ’89, 345;
90, 144, 401; 91, 54; 98, 418,
419, 435-443; ’03, 758; ’04, 24,
332-392, 697, 701, 712, 722-726;
07, 321-355, 528, 531, 532, 548,
549. J IX, 135; XII, 6-113; XIII,
16, 102
erepidula (Crepidula). P ’04, 24
(Hipponyx). J VIII, 364
Crepis. j vii, 29. P ’63, 69;
107; ’80, 132
crepitans (Acris). P 754, 59;
426; ’65, 84; ’95, 397
(Brachinus). P 749, 234
(Conocephalus). P. ’78, 314;
07, 304
Cena)
(Hypsiboas). P
VI, 201, 203
P ’64, 245
60, 378;
(Procellaria).
61, 358;
P ’92, 393
77,
55,
89, 406; 705, 699
m6 181. J
(Rallus). P 70, 86;
ereplini (Cyclas). P ’60, 290
(Spherium). P ’60, 290
crepuscularis (Nycticejus). P
285; ’89, 330
(Vespertilio). P ’55, 433
Crescentia. P ’05, 699
Crescis. P ’05, 6. J V, 177
Cresciside. J V, 177
cresphontes (Papilio).
299, 317, 321
eressa (Helix).
66,
P 10, 295,
P ’92, 392
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
_ eretata (Edwardsia).
eressida (Helix). J IX, 18, 25
(Nanina). J IX, 25
(Trochomorpha)..
108
(Zonites). J IX,
eressonii (Larra). P 193, 482
(Nomada). P ’03, 614
eressonis (Bembex). P 395, 357
Creswellia. P ’61, 69
seria (Acteon). P ’61, 318; 705,
05, 16
P ’82, 210
(Zora). P
(Ancillaria).
P ’61, 452; 62,
(Astragalus).
62
(Bivonia).
(Suttopaten
334
(Cultellus). FP
(Cylindrella).
(Cyprimeria).
(Endodonta).
(Eulima). P
(Fasciolaria).
60, 422
(Kellia). J IV, 280
(Lucina). P 782}
462; ’05, 15
(Martesia). P ’76, 304;
219, 222; ’05, 18
(Mitra). P ’82, 198
(Modiola). P ’48, 101;
198. J VIII, 319
(Nassa). P ’82, 198
(Nemoarca). P ’05, 9
(Ostrea). j viii, 218. P
103; ’61, 328; ’05, 10
(Panopea). P ’54, 170
(Phaca).
(Pholas). }F 61, 324;
05, 18. J IV, 398
(Pupa). P 95, 207
(Sanguinolaria). P
(Siliqua). P ’05, 17
P 05, 19. J IH,
05, 17
P ’60, 152
P ’76, 308
J IX, 41, 108
05, 20
P 56, 66, 282;
199;
"76, ’304;
76, 308
eretacea hypozona (Trishoplita). P .
08, 593
cretacea (Venus).
( Volutilithes).
J III, 388
eretacensis (Ancilla).
(Cyprimeria). P
(Sanguinolaria). J IV, 277
cretaceus (Cultellus). J IV, 304
(Thylacus). J IV, 290
P 55, 377
(Saperda). J II, 164
(Seriola). J XII, 506
cretaticostella (Coleophora). P ’60, 5
cretense (Sparisoma). P ’98, 343
ereticuloides (Cardium). P ’90, 143
erevieri (Rhyssa). P ’94, 190
erewii (Singa). P ’03, 341, 342
J VIIt, 318
P ’76, 290, 292.
J IV, 298
76, 308
J IX, 25,4
P ’76, 8302; ’05,18 —
98,
93,
60, ;
48,
P 61, 452; °62, 162
a
»
——
BP 255, 265; ’60, 378; "94, 131,
~ 182, 142, 144-148; 98, 498
x (Crex). P 94,142
-- (Rallus). P
*p 62, 575
P ’73, 77
P 56, 36; "73,
62, 577
iiccoencla).
(Codakia). P
hes) P 50, ‘oe 26;
Shin ha). P ’53, 348
(Venus). P ’43, 310; "48, 107;
262, 575; 91, 143; 03, "757
ium ’(Prosthiostomum). P 57,
P ’78, 320
(Areneus).
(Neptunus). P 78, 320;
190
___(Portunus). P ’78, 320;
(Seydmaenus). P ’52, 151
bra’ oe). P °73, 29
oo). FP "65, 214, 215;
(Lytta). P ’53, 447. J IV, 38
pratus (Anthicus). P ’52, 98. J
P 61, 387
‘Bo, 1Zi>
91,
91,
, ear ‘
i Dasytes). P
37
a (Glyptotus). P ’58, 75. J IV,
_(Melyris). P ’66, 361; ’73, 334
ius. FP 89, 171; 91, O12: 01,
is (Cymindis). P 773, 322;
Mitaiecsoths), P %3, 348. I
IV, 39
(Ochthebius). P 55, 361
eribripennis (Leptura). P ’61, 355
_ eribrosa (Eugastra). J III, 234;
= LV, 33
x (Eumenes). P ’99, 451, 461
¥ (Papillina). P ’89, 74
(Tostegoptera). P ’53, 231;
oe, 217, J III, 234; IV, 33
leah (Collops). P 52, 164. J
J IV, 33
‘J III,
66,
: ’ (Phileurus).
_ eribulosa (Diplotaxis).
33
eI,
270;
_____ INDEX“ TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
479
Cricetine. P ’94, 227
Cricetodipus. P ’53, 225; ’75, 272-
vied 782, 326; ’93, 407; ’95, 270-
27
Cricetodon. P ’96, 507
Cricetomys. P 53, 412
Cricetulus. P ’99, 286
ericetulus (Microtus). P ’99, 292,
294-298
Cricetus. P ’52, 163; 53, 412; ’68,
262; °74, 179; ’75, 130, 131-135;
83, 266, 268; ’97, 27
Cricocephalus. J I, 8, 35
Cricosaura. P ’64, 229; ’83, 29
Cricotus. P 775, 405; 383, 108
us. P 61, 335. J IV, 35
erinata (Clivina). tg 80
erinella (Tinea). P 775, "37
erineus (Poteriocrinus). P ’79, 335
(Seaphiocrinus). P ’79, 335
Crinia. P ’53, 420. J VI, 89, 91,
95, 201
Crinie. J VI, 91, 94
erinicornis (Pseudomops). P 706,
263; ’08, 839
Criniger. P ’55, 327; ’59, 45; ’99,
41; ’02, 683
eriniger (Brachypodius). P ’02, 683
(Irena). P 702, 682
(Tricholestes). P ’02, 683
erinigera (Chilonectria). P ’90, 246
(Diaporthe). P ’90, 284
erinigerum (Melanconium). P 95,
192,
erinipes (Geograpsus). P ’80,
195, 196
47, 249; ’80,
‘(Grapsus). P
6
erinita (Carex). P ’87, 71
erinita var. gynandra (Carex). P
O75 Ti
erinita (Gentiana). P ’63, 74; 710,
548, 571
(Lachnosterna). J III, 261;
IV, 33
(Muscicapa). j iv, 167. P ’64,
255; °72, 51, 63
(Polyphylla). P ’59, 288. J
ITI, 230
(Trichestes). J III, 261; IV,
33
(Tyrannula). P ’56, 289; 72,
63
eriniticornis (Bernhardus). P 752, 7;
58, 237
(Eupagurus). P ’58, 237
erinitum (Pericilema). P ’91, 298
erinitus (Alectis). P ’05, 87
(Alpheus). P ’52, 21
(Auchenionchus). P ’99, 361
(Blepharichthys). P ’62, 262,
436; ’77, 208
480
erinitus. Continued.
(Blepharis). P ’62, 436
(Clinus). P ’99, 361
(Corvus). P 67, 216
(Myiarchus). P 68, 149; ’72,
59, 63; ’74, 104; 75, 348; 83, 64;
91, 435; 92, 107; 195, 485; 96,
137; 198, 81; ’08, 153. J I, 39
(Myionax). P ’72, 63
(Pyrocephalus). P ’72, 63
(Regulus). P 752, 27
(Tyrannus). P ’47, 157; ’53,
308; ’54, 397; ’63, 288; 72, 62.
J i 39
(Zeus). P ’62, 436; 705, 87
Crinodus. P ’62, 110, 112
Crinoidea. j iv, 289; viii, 278. P
61, 409; °66, 251; ’69, 67, 86, 87;
85, 291, 300; ’86, 79, 124; ’01,
179
Crinum. P ’58, 122; ’89, 356
Criocardium, P 93,221. J VIII, 318
Criocephalus. P ’62, 39; ’66, 349.
J I, 312; II, 35, 105
Crioceras. P 55, 266; ’68, 287; ’73,
26; ’82, 205; ’90, 454. J VIII, 309
Crioceres. j ili, 429; v, 281
Crioceride. P ’47, 158
Criocerides. P ’73, 19, 24
Crioceris. P 46, 53; °47, 162; ’65,
205, 212, 213. J IV, 41, 42
Criodion. J II, 7
Criolis. P ’08, 620
Criomorphus. J II, 34
Criopododerma. P ’73, 198, 199
Crioprosopus. J II, 7
Criopus. P ’73, 197, 198
Criotettix. P ’04, 662
Crisia. P ’78, 304
Crisina. J V, 174
Crisinide. J V, 172
Crisisina. J V, 167
crispa (Catharinea). P ’55, 445
(Cyclopteris). P ’60, 519
(Filicites). P ’60, 519
(Fringilla). P ’64, 253
(Goniobasis). P ’62, 269; ’64,
29. J V, 326
P 64, 253
(Loxia).
P ’62, 195, 211
(Pholas).
(Seala). J VIIT, 205
bg 84, 81
(Stellaria).
erispata (Anodonta). x IIT, 313
crispata amica (Cytherea). P ’04,
551
erispata (Helix). P
56
(Mya). P ’62, 195, 211
(Pholas). j vi, 120. P ’62,
195, 211; ’84, 292
(Thurlosia). P ’62, 197, 211
73, 251; 74,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
erispata. Continued.
‘(Venus). P 704, 552
(Zirfea). P 62, 192, 197,
211; ’78, 302; ’89, 274
crispatus (Buceros). P ’67, 216
(Cantharellus). J III, 215
(Ctenodiscus). P ’89, 174
(Merulius). J III, 215
(Unio). J ITI, 296-307
crispii (Inoceramus). P ’50, 67;
57, 118
erispis (Spirifer). P ’79, 43
erispula (Cylindrella). P ’98, 268
(Dicranoweisia). P ’93, 217 —
(Gongylostoma). P ’98, 268,
P °98, 276
269
(Urocoptis).
J III, 203
P ’63, 80
( Weissia).
erispus (Allosorus).
(Cantharellus). J III, 206
P 82) 216 -
J III, 209
(Chondrus).
(Polyporus).
(Rumex). P ’60, 200; ’70, 71;
02, 661
(Solen). P 62, 196, 211
(Thelepus). P ’09, 275
crissale (Toxostoma). P ’05, 686
crissalis (Fringilla). J I, 54 a
(Harporhynchus). P 59, 107g
66, 40, 65; 92, 124; 99, 22
(Pipilo), P 89 ‘
(Toxostoma). P 99, 22; 03, 9
Crista. P ’72, 130; ’05, 292 ;
crista (Cesalpinia). P ’89, 376, 378 —
crista-galli (Lophogobius). P 762, —
240
(Ostrea). j vi, 92, 203
(Rhinanthus). P 163, 72
Cristaria. P a 19, 294; 705, 749
Cristasaura. 62, 181
Cristata. P 72, 171
cristata (Adimonia).
(Alauda). P ’51, 177;
(Alea). P '64, 245
(Ardea). P ’64, 245
(Arenicola). P ’90, 73
(Blephariglottis). P ’07, 455
(Calappa). P ’50, 24; ’58, 162
(Cochlespira). P ’80, 365, 369
(Condylura). jv, 109. P 94,
396; ’97, 32, 223
(Crategus). P ’10, 218, 220.
(Cryptosoma). P 758, 162
(Cyanocitta). P ’83, 64; 791,
P 65, 213
64, 248
436, 444; ’95, 486; ’96, 132; ’98,
82
cristata florincola (Cyanocitta). P
91, 444
cristata (Cyeloes). P ’58, 162
(Cyprina). P ’77, 23
_ (Cystaphora). P ’65, 273; ’82,
| P 705, 304, 305
P %60, 141
78,
P 764, 36
(Hemisalamandra). P 759, 127,
ze oy
‘(Lophomma). P 92, 35; 05,
P 90, 129
P 60, 38
P °63, 79; ’98, 45,
(Motacilla). P ’64, 257, 267
Museicapa). P ’64, 256, 257;
Muscipeta). P ’59, 49
Numida). P 64,247. JIV,6
(Odontropis). P 1900, 699
Ostrea). P ’91, 46
Parypha). P ’78, 309
‘(Pingui “ ). P72, 174, 201
(Pi is). P ‘’60, 141
(Pita) P 103, 473; 708, 351
Platanthera).. P ’60, 514
yi Deimarctoma). P 747, 284; ’80,
oa 369; ’84, 107. J I, 115; IV,
378
_ (Poreellana). P 750, 29;
(Pseudoseisura). P ‘99, 210
(Sieyonia). P 60, 43
(Sparacta). P 767, 215
(Spirifer). P 58, 14
(Tellidora). P 03, 757
(Tersiphone). P ’89, 152; ’99,
‘(Thelephora). J It, 219
(Thelphusa). P ’80, 35
(Trimerotropis). P 709, 446
(Turris). P ’84, 107; ’90, 395.
41y, 378
(Walckenaeria). P 705, 304
ella. j vii, 85. P 751, 265,
58, 189; °79, 203; ’81, 461;
84, 193
eristatella (Alcea).
58,
P 64, 245; 68,
__ INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
481
eristatella. Continued.
(Phaleris). j viii, 158. P ’68,
6, 37, 38, 41
(Uria). P ’68, 37
eristatellus (Anolis). P 56, 237
(Calotes). P 796, 462; 02,
177, 693
(Simorhynchus). P 68, 35-39;
98, 128
(Tylorhamphus). P ’68, 7, 38
(Xiphosurus). P ’61, 208
eristatum (Aspidium). P ’60, 515;
788, 396
(Habrocestum). P 1900, 540
(Nostoc). P ’69, Biol. 20
(Pellenes). P ’04, 139
(Pleurotoma). P 748, 104
(Spharagemon). P ’04, 525;
710, 593
Cristatus. J III, 338
cristatus (Aleamenes). P ’07, 170
(Arthromitus). P ’49, 227.
J VIII, 427, 442
(Blennius). P ’06, 107
(Bueeros). P ’05, 764
(Bufo). P ’66, 132
(Byeanistes). P ’05, 764
(Catostomus). P ’83, 159, 160
(Colymbus). P ’62, 230; 705,
758
P 64,
eristatus minor (Colymbus).
245
j iii, 360. P 75,
346
(Corytheolus). P 765, 195
Dont he scat J VIII, 124,
P 53, 384; °56,
eristatus (Corvus).
15
(Cyanocorax).
(Cyanurus). P ’75, 346
fas na P 05, 304,
30
(Epiphanis). P 52, 46
(Eupagurus). P 58, 237
(Garrulus). j i, 347. P 754,
397; 755, 312
(Lelaps). P ’76, 344
(Malimbus). P ’56, 319; °57,
36; °59, 135
(Nomotettix). P ’07, 284; 10,
616, 623
Oriolus). P ’60, 138; 764,
242; 67, 68
(Ostinops). P 760, 138
(Pa ). P 758, 237
(Parus). P 775, 352
(Passer). P 764, 255
(Phasianus). P 764, 247
(Philhydrus). P 755, 369, 370.
J i¥, 3!
(Podiceps). P 62, 230, 404;
4, 5, 34, 37
31
482
eristatus. Continued.
(Prosoponcus). P ’05, 305
(Psittacus). P ’64, 239
(Regulus).
P 75, 351, 352
(Sycobius). P ’57, 36;
(Todus). P ’66, 38
(Triton). P ’56, 11;
J III, 341, 358
(Zethus). P ’99, 412, 433
eristella (Chama). P 772, 117
Cristellaria. P 747, 281; 748, 98;
65, 74; 782, 189; ’87, 55, 405;
90, 143, 447. J I, 112; IV, 402;
IX, 118, 137
Cristiceps. P
07, 442
Cristigibba. P ’92, 399
cristimanus (Calcinus). P 58,
(Pagurus). P ’58, 234
eristula (Fossombronia). P ’69, 228
cristulata (Pantelia). P ’04, 660
Crithagra. P ’63, 298; ’65, 90;
59; 705, 777
erithmifolia (Ambrosia).
Crius. P ’84, 316
crocale (Hebomoia). P
erocata (Amphibulima). P
(Chama). P ’72, 117
(Crategus). P ’05, 583;
59
j iv, 187; viii, 154.
59, 135
59, 128.
87, 387; °92, 276;
234
99,
P ’89, 388
85, 87
87, 136
10,
789, 98
(Dysdera). P
09, 557, 560,
(Geotrecha). P
566
(Hyphantornis). P 705,
(Physa). P ’64, 114.
169
(Succinea). P
(Thargalia). P
J It, 219
780
J VI,
’87, 136
02. 17; 'O4,
(Thelephora).
crocatum (Stereum). J II, 279
crocatus (Neurergus). P 62, 343
(Polyporus). J III, 214
(Unio). P 753, 247.
314; V, 438
erocea (Achatinella). P ’88, 31
(Alauda). P ’05, 776
(Chametrachea). P
P 56, 259;
o “EE;
72, 121
60, 290,
298 ;
(Lantana). P
698
(Parypha). P
62
89, 398; 705,
"78, 309; 82,
(Peristernia). P ’01, 390
(Seintilla). P ’72, 223
(Solomia). P ’93, 216
(Subertia). P ’68, 172
(Tubularia). P ’82, 262
eroceata (Aleyrodes). P ’02, 281
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
_erocodilenus (Orycterocetus).
croceater (Plethodon). P ’67, 211
69, 100 :
croceicollis (Calleida). J IV, 28
(Philotecnus). J IV, 28
croceipes (Pimpla). P ’73, 398
croceiventris (Tryphon). P 773, 392
croceonotata (Acmeodera). P ’73,
332 J
croceosignata (Apatura). P ’57,7
croceum (Allium). P ’68, 171
(Hydnum). J III, 217
(Ornithogalum). J 103
(Phalangion). J III, 103
(Spherium). P ’72, 104
croceus (Aplopappus). P 763, 65
(Macronyx). P ’05, 776
(Polyporus). J II, 212
(Pteroglossus). P 67, 115
(Pyrrocoma). P ’63, ‘65
(Senecio). P ’63, 68
crocicapitella (Tinea). P 759, 257,
258 :
Crocidopoma. P 710, 533
Crocidura. P 796, 545 a
erociporus (Polyporus). J III, 212 —
Crocisa. P 96, 555 :
ecrocodila (Belona). j ii, 129 :
P 67,4
144 a
Crocodilia. P ’67, 148; ’68, 257, 259,
261, 266; °83, 97, 100 3
Crocodilida. P ’48, 36; 756, 237;
98 101; ’06, 111 4
crocodilinus (Oryeteracetes). J VII,
437 4
98, 104. J VIII,
Crocodilurus. P
162 i
Crocodilus. j iii, 392; vi, 19, 37
viii, 218, 219. P
307, 327; ’54, 103;
57, 90; 7°59, 296;
62, 356; ’66, 123;
96, 178; ’69, 12, 67, 123;
122; ’71, 104; 87, 359;
04, 467; 08, 113.
II, 135-138; VII, 13
crocodilus. (Lacerta). P ’08, 113
(Tylosurus). J XII, 501
eroconotus (Euopsar). P 767, 47
(Psarocolina). P ’67, 47
Crocota. P ’60, 541
crocota (Plectropoma). P ’07, 262 —
Crocothemis. P ’98, 153; 99, 228, ©
234 .
Crocuta. P 96, 392. Ja
XI, 247 7
erocuta (Hyena). P 88,9
189-191; ’96, 543 =
Cresia. P ’60, 353
eroicensis (Erychthys). P
(Searus). P ’97, 122
eroker (Sciena). P ’63, 31
95, 448;
79, 169;
82, 274
—_—
Si
(Sylvietta). P 59, 39
eptes. P ’82, 272
7 (Labrus). P 63, 31
(Unio). P ’65, 89;
J ‘VI, 258
oerinus. P 79, 356-362, 370;
232; °86, 115, 153, 170, 174,
90, 155-158, 372
4
Pe, aes
1 ;
nsis (Lagisca). P ’10, 341
s (Ceraurus). Pp
nera. P 94, 203
thus. P ’89, 222
7 Os, 174
(Philomy eus). P ’03, 770
ospira). P 05, 215, 217
(Tere Eoheetalion). P °91, 167
(Cucullea). P 77, 22
Srossidius. P ’54, 18; °58, 83;
356; °62, 39; "96, 37. J TI, 102:
U1, 1, 25, 40
P ’63, 51.
- J IX, 438
s. P ’07, 419
oma. P ’48,7. JI, 150
ota (‘Teichospora). _P 794, 331
ickensis (Cithara). P 93, 221;
6
ia. P 89, 376,
378; 98, 389; 710, 565
larie (Actidium). J Il, 287
be P 71, 205. J VIII, 152
otali (Distoma). P ’50, 97
(Echinorhynchus). P 50, 97
_ (Porocephalus). P ’50, 97
ide. P °54, 192; 56, 152, 237,
307; °64, 231; ’82, 330; "86; 300;
"95, 393: °06, 110
taline. P 59, 334, 335
inus. P ’01, 98
inus (Erpetogomphus).
1
Crotalocrinide. P °85, 235-286; ’86,
; 788, 359, 366- 382; 90, 348
Es 70.
Crotalocrinus. P 68, 325;
247; 781, 231, 237;
"86, 64, 69- 78; 88, 355, 364-387
crotaloides (Cirrus). j viii, 218, 222.
mae. 85; 96, 10; 705, es
II, 39°
___ (Pleurotomaria).
& 05, 19
4 Crotalophorus. j v, 368. P 56, 6;
59, 334, 336; 92, 336, 337; 93,
01, ’97, 99; 03, 553
I, 370
60, 511;
P 08,
P 96, 10;
387; 95, 405;
erotalophorus (Anguis).
"77, |
09, i
_——-"]NDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
|
|
|
litei anthonyi (Pyramidula). P
°T7, 138-140 |
61,. |
J VI, 96 |
"79, 235-—
*85, 240-290;
483
erotalurus (Ophiocrinus).
Crotalus. j v, 368; vi,
177, 180; ’53, 238,
95, 102, 192, 207;
59, 300, 334; 64, 166; ‘65, 191;
68, 298 ; g2) 333; 83, 11-22, 33;
, 140; 92, 336, 337; 93, 183,
184, 385, 387 ; ‘ 95, 393, 405; 701,
96, 100-108; ’03, 30, 33, 551-556,
625; ’04, 468, 473; ’06, 110; 708,
97, 124. J Il, 305; II, 36; VIII,
95, 152; IX, 391
croti hiseus (Delphinus). P_ ’65,
201, 203
ecanneudin P ’60, 566 ~
crotaphus (Julis). P ’63, 180
Crotaphytes. P ’03, 30, 557, 540
Crotaphytus. P 752, 69, 126, 207;
53, 301; ’54, 92; '56, 238; 758,
253; °66, 302, 311; ’68, 283; ’83,
10, 14, 15, 18, 32, 35; ’92, 335,
P °79, 320
37. P 52,
300, 415; 54,
56, 250, 307;
337; ’93, 384, 386; °96, 463; ’97,
461; ’04, 468; ’08, 91, 117
crotchii (Anthophora). P ’78, 192
(Bombus). P ’78, 184
(Cryptus). P ’78, 362
(Nomada). P ’03, 612
erotchii nigrior (Nomada). P 03,
560, 564
crotehii (Phygadeuon). P 78, 357
(Podalirius). P ’98, 54
erotchii var. nigrior (Xanthidium).
P ’03, 564
Croton. P ’58, 124; ’63, 76; ’67, 22;
789, 131, 405; ’96, 34; ’05, 698;
09, 486
erotonis (Cercospora). P ’93, 170
erotonis var. pergandei (Parlatoria).
P 99, 275
erotonis (Perdita). P ’96, 28, 42, 47,
51, 64
Crotophaga. P ’48, 91;
63, 153; 790, 205;
359
Crotophagi. P ’66,
erotula (Vermetus).
eroulinensis (Cryptodon).
Crowea. P ’58, 127
Crucianella. P ’90, 266
erucians (Anopheles). P ’95, 319
(Hyenodon). P 53, 393; 754,
157; 757, 90, 158; 58, 158; ’92,
318. J VII, 20, 48, 356, 369; IX,
175-179, 499-524
eruciata (Amphitetras). P 1900, 729
(Chloris). P ’01, 558
(Dictyna). P ’92, 28
(Lerneocera). j iii, 286
(Pentatoma). P ’60, 223
(Polygala). P ’60, 513; 1900,
485, 488, 490, 666; 02, 662; ’09,
392
(Pyxidicula).
60, 138, 377;
92, 106; 709,
289
j viii, 218
P 72, 91
P 90, 138
484
eruciatum (Triceratium) . P1900, 714,
715, 729
cruciatus (Ceraturgus). . 95, 323
(Dasypogon). j iii, bs
(Omalisus). J I, 79
crucibuliformis (Cemoria). P 755,
267
(Diadora). P ’55, 441
Crucibulum. P ’54, 30; ’62, 568;
82, 167, 168, 170, 172, 173; ’87,
55, 399, 404; ’88, 170; ’91, 54.
J VIII, 330
erucifer (Coluber). P ’60, 553
(Nucleolites). j viii, 218. P
44,85; 61, 431
(Phymanthus). P 789, 113, 125
(Portunus). P 758, 39
(Psammophis). P ’60, 553
(Trematopygus). P ’05, 7
crucifera (Actinia). j i, 174
(Amphitetras). P 1900, 729
(Bufonella). P ’53, 424
(Charybdis). P 758, 39
(Pholas). P ’62, 195, 201
(Urodera). P ’73, 28
Crucifere. j vii, 12. P ’60, 145, 199,
302; ’61, 448; ’63, 57; 784, 80;
89, 364; ’94, 59, 162; ’98, 380;
1900, 666. J ITI, 38, 80, 182-186
eruciferus (Anachytes). j vi, 201,
202. P 05, 7
eruciger (Pholas). P ’62, 195, 202
(Schizonema). P ’61, 71
Crucigera. P ’08, 361; 710, 500
erucigerum (Phrynidium). J VI, 196
crucigerus (Meromacrus). P 795, 330
erucis (Gorytes). P ’97, 140
(Nomada). P ’03, 593, 610
crucivora (Pieris). P ’85, 85
eruda (Goniobasis). P ’62, 270;
64, 36. J V, 332
erudelis (Lycosa). P
163, 229
(Nomada). P ’03, 612
(Pogonomyrmex). P ’83, 304
(Xystieus). P ’92, 538
erudosus (Ichneumon). P ’78, 351
erndum (Bryum). P ’55, 445; ’63,
95
99, 66; 708,
(Mnium). P ’55, 445
(Unio), P '71, 300... J Vit,
eruenta (Anomia). P ’73, 183, 187
(Ceraia). P ’05, 806, 842
(Cyanopepla). P ’60, 545
(Cyprea). P ’93, 310
(Doris). P ’99, 517
(Muscicapa). P ’60, 143
(Querula). P ’60, 143
(Terebratella). P ’73,
184; ’91, 169
(Terebratula). P
183,
"73, 187
INDEX .TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
cruenta. Continued
(Vanga). P 59, 53
cruentata (Bursa). J VIII, 3530
(Heterina). P ’01, 134; 08,
481, 487, 489
(Lampas). J VIII, 353
(Melania). P ’64, 102
(Ranella). P ’88, 324
(Stenura). J I, 332
(Strangalia). J I, 332
(Zoniopoda). P ’07, 175
eruentatum (Acridium).
(Goniograpsus). P ’51, 247
(Kinosternum). P er 186, 190
(Petrometopon). P ’
cruentatum coronatum (Petrometo-
pon). P ’07, 252 a
eruentatus (Bufo). P ’62, 358. J
VI, 193
(Clibanarius). P 758, 235
(Gobius). P ’92, 275 4
(Goniograpsus). P ’79, 400; —
79, 400; 780,
80, 190
P 50, 24, 27; '79,
(Goniopsis). P
190; ’88, 320
(Grapsus).
400; ’80, 190 4
(Labrus). P ’89, 162; ’97, 107 —
(Melanerpes). P 99, "305 ia
(Pagurus). P ’58, 235 a
(Petrometopon). ’p "97, 10450
06, 96
(Priacanthus). P ’89, 161, 162;
97, 107
(Sporus). P ’97, 104
eruente (Muscicapa). ’P 64, 256
(Palmella). P ’70, Biol. 10
(Terebratella). P 977, 163 y
eruentus (Hyznodon). P 453, 898;
54, 157; 57, 90, 158; °58, 158;
92, 318. J VII, 20, 47, 356, 369; 4
eo 175-177, 499- 532 4
’ (Laniarius). P ’59, 53
(Lyecus). P ’61, 386
(Oxoplus). P ’62, 42 a
crumena (Camarophoria). P ’97, 410 —
Crumenecrenites. P ’81, 404
Crumenifera. P ’62, 343
cerumenifera (Ciconia). P
05, 761
crumeniferus (Leptopilus).
173; ’05, 761
erumenophthalmus (Caranx). P ’62,
432; ’97, 73
(Scomber). P ’62, 432; 1900,
501; ’05, 69
(Trachurops). P ’62, 432; ’97, —
73,100; 799, 118; 1900, 501; 05, 69
eruralis (Ochthedromus). P 757, 5
59, 1738; @
P °59,
(Pristascelis). P ’66, 350, 355
(Telephorus). P ’51, 342
Crusea. P ’98, 396
li (Cra - P 60, 308;
10, 151. J XI, 277, 281 .
1S-ge Pan eapellata (Crategus).
gall: iS oblongata (Crategus).
P 02, 643,
702, 660; 709,
idum (Panicum).
, 662; 02, 643, 644
(Chromis). "p 99, 358
# Etieee). P ’99, 358
_ (Heliastes). P 99, 358
canis). P 97, 10
um (Penicillium). P ’01, 541
a (Tarache). P 75, 70
a (Hydnum). J III, 216
lina. P 1900, 533
des (Scutella). viii, 217.
254 ;
65, 74
ondia). P
hitetras). P 1900, 716
(Amphiteta), P 90, 136
; Syetveorkynch ys). P 60, 230
t 3 60, 511;
(Columbigallina). P ’99,
ilus._P ’93, 35, 61; ’98, 138;
, 20. J IX, 413
P 58, 177;
-: 713, 198
pheeus ae 217, 234
phiops. "52, 18, 26;
irhina. P 91, 441
ypta. ji, 117. P ’62, 569; "04,
4 3 in ss
’ (Lamia). S TI, 170
tacanthodes. P 63, 332;
68, 142; 97,
"79, 426
64,
fadius. J IV, 11, 36
eryptandrus (Sporobolus).
ryptantha (Cladothrix).
Cryptanthus. P ’63, 72
eryptanthus Bertopis).
P 63, 79
P 96, 33
P 74, 123
erypticus (Eumolpus).
(Glyptoscelis). P ’73, 36
_ Cryptillas. P ’99, 212
wy
mecoe, 42. J I, 67
Cryptobias. J AD
_ Cryptobium. P 66, 347 J AN, Si
“INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
i
455
Cryptoblastus. P ’87, 89
Cryptoblepharus. P ’57, 195; ’62,
339; ’68, 284
eryptobranchiata (Doria). P ’80, 52
nc | giana P 95, 403; 708,
Cryptobranchus. P 759, 122; ’93,
227-232; °95, 403, 406; 08, 127.
J I, 290
eryptocarpa (Carex). P ’84, 94
Cryptocarpum. P ’62, 6, 166
Cryptocarpus. P ’69, 931
Crytocentrus. P ’94, 188
Cryptocephalides. P 73, 19, 30
Cryptocephalini. P ’73, "30
Cryptocephalus. j iii, 436. P 47,
170; °49, 170; 58, 84; 759, 81;
73, 30, 31. J I, 245-259; IV, 41
toceras. P ’65, 262, 264; 66,
275; ’70, 48
Cryptocereus. P 710, 586, 616, 621
Cryptocerus. P ’70, 48; ’03, 223
Cryptocheilus. P ’02, 733
Cryptocheles. P ’79, 419
Cryptochiton. P ’97, 299-302; ’98,
288
eryptochlore (Pseudophasma). P
04, 98; ’05, 798, 840
Cryptoenemus. P ’58, 162
Cryptococeus. P ’99, 263
Cryptocelum. P ’57, 21, 26
Cryptodacus. P ’62, 339
Cryptoderes. P ’56, 107
Cryptoderide. P ’56, 108
Cryptodesma. P ’49, 250
Cryptodira. P ’67, 40; ’68, 119, 282
Cryptodon. j vii, 235. P 752, 199;
65, 37; °72, 91; °77, 24; 781, 423
eryptodon (Pupilla). P ’08, 455
Cryptodromia. P 58, 225, 239;
216
es Pes, B87... J IV,. 11,
Cryptoglossini. P 66, 399, 400
Cryptogramme. P 163, 80; 784, 96
Cryptograpsus. P ’80, 197
Cryptohypnus. P 45, 214; ’60, 318;
66, 347, 348, 389. J IV, 35
toicus. P 747, 239; ’51, 284;
56, 42. J I, 67
Cryptolabis. P ’59, 203, 224
Cryptolepis. P ’58, 130
eryptoleuca (Myrmecocichla).
770
eryptoleucus (Corvis). P 754, 66;
68, 150; ’91, 446; ’92, 119; 703,
27
Cryptolithodes. P ’58, 231
Cryptolithus. P ’42, 196;
Cryptolopha. P ’83, 130;
05, 769 ;
91,
P 05,
43, 236
89, 153;
486
eryptomelan (Centrotelma). J VI,
201, 204
Cryptomeria. P ’68, 181
Cryptomya. P ’48, 121; 56, 314.
J I, 208
Cryptonella. P ’65, 123
Cryptonemia. P ’57, 74
Cryptonymus. P ’89, 167
Cryptophagide. J IV, 32
Cryptophagus. P ’44, 114, 115; 754,
217; ’56, 15; ’58, 64. J IV, 32
Cryptophthalmus. P ’93, 112; ’99,
512
Cryptopine. P ’02, 39
Cryptoplacide. P ’04, 85; ’01, 204
Cryptoplax. P ’94, 70, 75, 85; ’01,
204
Cryptopleura. P ’53, 363. J II, 6
Cryptopleurum. P ’55, 357, 374, 375
Cryptopodia. P ’57, 220; ’78, 317;
"79, 391
Cryptopodiine. P ’79, 391
Cryptopodus. P ’57, 72
Cryptopogon. P ’95, 323
Cryptopora. P ’73, 197
Cryptoprocta. P ’79, 170, 171; ’89,
215-242
Cryptoproctide. P ’82, 321; ’89, 238
Cryptops. 4 ii, LIL. P ’67, 129;
02, 39. J V, 34
Cryptopterus. P ’05, 469
cryptopterus (Kryptopterus). P ’05,
468
Cryptopus. P 54, 186; ’59, 295
eryptopygius (Ascorhynchus). P ’91,
221
Crypto-raphidierw. P 1900, 686
Cryptorhina. P ’91, 441
Cryptorhopalum. P ’54, 107, 111;
’61, 344. J IV, 32
Cryptorhynchus. j iii, 308
Cryptorhytis. P ’76, 282
Cryptosoma. P ’58, 162
Cryptospheria. P ’95, 27
cryptospira (Oliva). P ’91, 97
(Teinostoma). P ’03, 758
Cryptostoma. P ’48, 98
Cryptostrakon. P ’98, 230; 1900, 137
eryptosus (Stromateus). P ’84, 313
Cryptotenia. P ’60, 303; ’97, 177
Cryptotis. J VI, 79, 80; XI, 220
Cryptotomus. P 1900, 512; ’06, 101
cryptotremus (Cottus). P ’83, 162,
168
Cryptovalsa. P ’90, 224
Crypturide. P ’69, 203, 211
Cryptus. P °42, 191; °73, 183; °78,
359-364; ’92, 134; 94, 185-187
eryptus (Leptostylus). J II, 170
erysanthemoides (Bidens). P_ 60,
514
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
erysoleucas (Abramis). P ’08, 529;
10, 601, 602
erysophthalmus (Scartelaos). P ’82,
279
erysos (Caranx).
508; ’05, 77
(Scomber). P ’05, 77
Crystallaria. P ’06, 524
erystallina (Achatinella).
(Helix).
16
(Odostomia).
(Paludina).
(Polita).
(Riccia).
(Scintilla).
(Urocoptus). P ’98, 277
(Vaginicola). P ’82, 262
erystallinus (Aplostoma). P 794, 15
(Pilobolus). P ’81, 463
Crystallogobius. P ’63, 269
Crystallus. P 794, 15
P ’97, 100; 04,
P ’88, 54
P ’93, 246; 94, 15,
P 73, 226
P 91, 327
P 94, 15 |
P 69, 233; °73, 216
P 72, 223
Crythrite. P ’89, 34
Ctenacodon. P ’87, 285; ’90, 62; 3
91, 130. J IX, 187, 213-217, 252, ©
253 a
Ctenide. P 1900, 539; ’01, 586; ’04,
136; ’09, 216
Cteniopus. P ’46, 59
Cteniscus. P ’94, 190
Ctenistes. P ’78, 374
Cteniza. P ’87, 379; ’88, 209
Ctenobium. P ’65, 227, 229, 230
Ctenobranchia. P ’63, 274
Ctenocercus. P ’61, 214; ’62, 177
Ctenocrinus. P ’81, 265, 404; ’82, 32
Ctenodes. J II, 7
Ctenodiscus. P ’89, 174
Ctenodon. P ’64, 210; ’82, 276. J
XII, 545
ctenodon (Ctenodon). J XII, 545
Ctenodonta. P ’65, 128
Ctenodus. P ’74, 91; ’83, 108-110
Ctenogobius. P ’63, 263
Ctenoides. P ’61, 150, 327, 366; ’05,
12. J ITI, 323, 329; IV, 276
Ctenolabrus. P ’92, 271. J XII, 98
Ctenonychus. P 744, 150
Ctenopelma. P ’94, 189
Ctenophora. iii, 18
ctenophora (Vermilia). P ’04, 169
Ctenophores. P ’88, 82
Ctenopoma. P ’60, 50; ’81, 16
Ctenoptychius. P ’91, 365
ctenopus (Miscophus). P ’96, 554
Ctenorhinus. P ’58, 231, 244
Ctenosaura. P ’63, 105; 66, 124;
96, 463; ’97, 461; ’04, 468; ’08,
117
Ctenosaurus. P 759, 300; ’66, 312;
91, 459
Ctenucha. P ’60, 537, 539; °75, 44
s. P 1900, 539; 01, 586; 09,
): 7 P58, 287
P 93,
P 89, 392
P ’89, 89
P ’89, 400
iP 778, 89
7.F 91, 320, 333
is var. bulimoides (Limnea).
aa 321
» (Megalonyx). J VII, 413
i comerphus). J Vii, "413
(Nemobius). P ’04, 800; 10,
(Nomada). P ’03, 611
_ (Phybalosoma). P 04, 62
_ (Plecotrema). P ’10, 667
(Terebratula). P ’73, 178; ’77,
_ (Testudo). P ’68, 179
(Thespis). P ’07, 158
ce P ’62, 126
(Goniobasis). P 64, 37
(Melania). P 60, 60; °64, 37
frons (Malthe). P ’84, 45, 98
P 66, 322
alis (Leptura). P ’61, 355
us (Mytillus). j ii, 263. P
134
la hamatus (Dryoscopus). P
705, 774
bla. (Lanius). P ’67, 215
achia. P ’82, 284
ivora. P ’53, 309
Sueuiides.- P ’54, 73
jide. P 59, 288. J Iv, 32
cue orme (Callidium). jv, 277.
24
(Smodicum). J IT, 24, 103
- eucujiformis (Trogosita). P ’62, 86
el jv, 267. P ’44, 113; 754,
se ten. P
313; °88, 127
51, 155, 240; 86,
______INPEX~TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
487
cuculatus (Mergus). P
Cuculea. j vi, 227
Cuculide. P ’53, 385; ’63, 283; ’66,
51; °74, 108; ’83, 65; "95, 482;
96, 127; ’05, 765
j vi, ’93, 199, 202; viii, 223.
P '48, 98; ’50, "67; 52, 194; 756,
86, 275, 286; 58, 43, 46, 51, 145,
220; 60, 185, 419, 428; ’61, 326,
419, 431; 62, 289; ’66, 261, 279;
"72, 53; 76, 274, 313; °77, 22;
81, 445; ’82, 199, 200; ’94, 65;
95, 45, 145-147; ’05, 8. J IT,
328; IV, 281; VIII, 290, 291; 321,
335; IX, 121, 125, 126, 129, 154
Cucullanus. P ’56, 54. J XII, 50
Cucullarea. P ’81, 448
cucullaria (Dicentra). P ’60, 145
eucullata (Capucina). P ’05, 839
(Carduelis). P ’65, 91
(Ceeropis). P 62, 318
(Cetraria). P ’93, 216
(Chrysomitris). P ’65, 91
(Coronella). P ’60, 245
(Floseularia). P ’03, 391
(Fringilla). P ’64, 235
(Gastrochaena). P ’61, 482
(Loxia). P ’64, 251
( Museicap 45 j iv, 177
(Pholas). 2, 195, 215
veal iy 63, 96
(Pohlia). P ’93, 217
(Polygala). J III, 81
(Rocellaria). P ’61, 482
(Spermestes).. P ’56, 318; 7°59,
138
(Sylvia). j iv, 178
(Tritonia). P ’79, 98
(Viola). P 60, 145; ’87, 325;
99, 92-95; 1900, 486, 489; 03,
663-665, 672-674, 680, 692-698; ’07,
457
eucullata var. cordata (Viola). P
03, 674
eucullata leptosepala (Viola).
674
eucullata macrotis (Viola). P 703,
673
eucullata (Xylotrya). P ’62, 457, 477
eucullatus (Andigena). P ’67, 122
(Chettusia). P ’71, 194
(Chroicocephalus). P ’62, 309
(Coluber). P ’60, 245
(Ieterus). P 759, 301, 305;
67, 60; ’68, 84, 150. J I, 138
cucullatus igneus (Icterus). P ’90,
209
eucullatus nelsoni (Icterus).
120
eucullatus (Lophodytes). P ’59, 109;
66, 99; 68, 85; ’93, 22, 31; 795,
467. J IX, 402, 409
55, 317
P 03,
P 92,
488
cucullatus. Continued.
(Lycognathus). P ’60, 245
(Macroprotodon). r 60, 245
(Mergus). j viii, 158. P 53,
429; 56, 297; °75, 356; ’78, 23;
783, 68
(Oriolus). P ’64, 242
Pe etic laa P 704, 782; 710,
(Pendulinus). P ’67, 60
(Pteroglossus). na ’67, 122
(Spermestes).. P 05, 779
Cucullela. P ’65, 129
Cucullifera. P 05, 10
Cucullus. P ’83, 266
cucullus (Lichas). P ’65, 266
(Trigla). P ’84, 99
cuculoides (Arca). P ’48, 96; ’81,
448
(Aviceda). P 59, 32
. (Byssoarca). P ’48, 97; 95,
114-130
(Cucullarca). P ’81, 448
(Glaucidium). P ’90, 131
(Navicula). P ’54, 29
Cuculus. j iii, 366. P 56, 319, 321;
D7, 37; 759, 142; 60, 135, 377;
64, 243; 70, 88; 73, 293; 75,
346; 02) 677, 678; 05, 765 ; 08,
493, 496, "498. J L 215
cuculus (Trigla). P 92, 273
Cucumaria. P ‘53, 267, 269; 788,
312; ’01, 169
cucumerina (Taenia). P ’55, 443;
56, 46
cucumerinum (Macrosporium). P
95, 440
cucumeris (Epitrix). P ’73, 72
cucuminum (Erigone). P ’05, 317
Cucumis. P ’89, 383
cucumis (Achatinellastrum). P ’88,
33
(Cosmarium).
cucumoides (Unio).
377
Cucurbita. P ’89, 383; ’01, 560
Cucurbitacee. P ’71, 119; 84, 85;
89, 383; ’98, 412
cucurbitacearum (Spheria).
31
P '69, Biol. 16
P '53, 267, 269,
P 95,
cucurbitaceus (Sicyocrinus). P 79,
Cucurbitaria. P ’90, 240;
95, 420
Cucurbitula. P ’61, 472, 486;
Cufea. P ’80, 105
cugnata (Anodonta). P 753, 263
Cuicus. P ’74, 84
cujete (Crescentia).
cujus (Chasmistes).
culbertsoni (Fusus).
60, 422; ’61, 149
94, 334;
62, 474
P 05, 699
P ’83, 149, 152
P 56, 66, 282;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
culbertsoni. Continued. : q
(Oreodon). P ’58, 157; 70, g
87; 43: SV - 72, 86- -141, 165, q
356, 379; LX, 466
culbertsonii (Emys). $ 52, 3, 59.4
(Meryecoidodon). P 49:
50, 121; '54, 157; 57, “3. i:
VII, 379° Ss
(Oreodon). P 753, 392; °56, 9
164; 57, 155, 185; 59, 157 a
(Ornithichnites), P '44,176 ~~
(Testudo). P 52, 59; 57, 90:5 ;
Culcita. P ’89, 173 a
Culex. j iii, 9; vi, 149. P 94, ams
95, 319; 88, 157
Culicicapa. P ’89, 153 g
sit P 94, 271; 95, 319; 98, a
1 i
Culicivora. P 47, 156; °54, 118; eae F
309; 756, 289; 66, 66; 99, a
J I, "38; IL, 262 3
eulicivora (Pseudogerygone). P a7
Culicocrinus. P ’81, 190-270;
239-280, 336; ’87, 93- aad 90.
culik (Pteroglossus). P 67, 117 ;
Culius. P ’63, 270; ’85, 74, 75; 97, 4
132 a
cullamach (Balena). P ’68, 193,
194, 225; '69, 15, 38
culmicola (Cecidomyia). P ’49, 149 —
culmigenus (Nemacyclus). P ’93, —
151 ’
culminata (Diomedea). P ’66, 174, —
183, 188 : Vie
(Lalage). P ’02, 682 9
culminatus (Ceblepyris). P ’02, 682 —
(Ramphastos). P ’67, 105
Culsageeite. P ’77, 270; ’80, 250
culta (Acmeodera). P ’73, 90
(Buprestis). P ’57, 7
(Carphotricha). P "195, 387.
(Goniobasis). P ’65, 1. 8 V9
237 :
(Melania). P ’61, 121; 65, ©
31. J V, 238 ) 3
eultellata (Helix). P ’57, 185; ’59, ©
188
eultelliformis (Leda). P ’54, 29
(Nucula). P ’48, 102
(Unio). P ’50, 10. J II, 295
Cultellus. j vii, 232, P 48, 98;
760, 198; ’62, 571; 798, 59, 60;
705, 17. a IV, 303; VIII, 317 :
eulter (Chalecinus). P ’71, 265; 04, 2
450 ; i,
(Coseinoxyron). P ’06, 450
cultidactylus (Poteriocrinus). P ’79, a
(Seaphiocrinus). P ’79, 337;
’86, 161
____-—4NDEX To GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 489
(Cristellaria). P ’87, 55 cumingi. Continued.
Gastrodon). J IX, 20 (Echinella). P ’01, 198
r i J IX, 20 cumingi var. luchuana (Echinella).
IX, 20 P 01, 198, 394
Microcystis). J IX, 20, 108 | cumingi (Euglandina). P ’10, 503
Nanina). P °73, 246. J IX, (Eulima). P 05, 107
(M la). P 73, 188; °77,
J IX, 20 163 i ay
eo rpha). P 704, 632 (Orbicula). P ’73, 201
a s esuritor trodhemergick). P (Terebratula). P ’73, 188
(Terebratulina). P 73, 180
. a (Trochomorpha). | Cumingia. J vii, 284. P °48, 98;
, 740 62, 574; °71, 138; ’82, 155, 158,
iheyaensis (Trochomorpha). 165
ta oshimana (Trochomorpha).
705, 714 cumingianum (Aspergillum). P ’61,
tus (Planorbis). P ’91, 321;| 490 “i
65 (Cerion). P ’96, 325
(Copiphora). P ’05, 822, (Petitia). P ’10, 524
(Stoastoma). P 710, 524
(Leurocephalus). P 91, | cumingianus (Brechites). P ’61, 490
er (Mytilicardia). P 72,
J IX, 343 (Polinices). P ’04, 24
(Macherodus). P ’79, 171; | cumingii (Actinobolus). P ’72, 253
gd 448. J XI, 240 (Anodonta). J IV, 235
7 ops). J IX, 269 (Chametrachea). P 72, 121
Telmatotherium). P ’91, 107, (Corbicula). P ’60, 269
112, 115. J IX, 269, 283, 332, (Crassatella). P ’72, 250
, 384 (Cyrena). P ’60, 277
ormis (Anthonya). P 76, 311 | (Galatea). P 61, 25
nanus (Gelasimus). P ’80, 140 (Jouannetia). P 62, 194, 216
P ’68, 249, 250, 271, 279. (Luecina). P ’72, 86
67, 68, 81 (Monocondylea). J IV, 235
eultripes (Odontophrynus). P 63, 51 (Mysia). P 72, 93
_ (Pyxicephalus). P 63, 51 (Neweombia). P ’88, 41
- eultus (Cixius). a 07, 488 (Philis). P ’72, 89
Cuma. J VIII, 328 (Pythina). P 72, 232
cumatilis (Chlaenius). P 56, 25. J (Seintilla). P ’72, 223
, 29 (Triomphalia). P’ 62, 197, 216
‘(Cicindela). P ’52, 66; ’66, 362 (Unio). P 52, 54; °53, 377.
mberlandensis (Emys). P 54, 189 J IV, 240
(Goniobasis). J VI, 132 cummingii (Lyria). P ’76, 290
eumberlandia (Turritella). P 62, cumminsi (Aguileria). P ’87, 87
567, 584; 86, 351; 87, 341, 397, | euymminsii (Canimartes). P ’92, 327
401, 404; ’90, 145 (Equus). P ’94, 67. J XI,
m berlandiana’ (Cantharus). J IV, 255, 256
375 eumulata (Lucina). P ’82, 199
(Helix). P_ 58, 201; 60, 363 | Cuna. P 03, 756, 759
(Patula). P 75, 153, 180; ’89, | cunctans (Tipula). j iii, 213
199 cunctator (Xysticus). P ’01, 584;
(Pyramidula). P 1900, 113 04, 132
* (Turritella). J IX, 122 cunea (Hypantria). P ’60, 530, 531
_ eumberlandianus (Cantharus). P ’62, | cuneata (Argiope). P ’73, 194
563; ’87, 398, 403 (Callista). J VIII, 372
(Unio). P ’53, 247; 754, 244; (Cistela). P °73, 194
"72, 108 (Clathrodon). j vi, 208; vii,
eumberlandicus (Unio). P 53, 247 125 ’
' eumberlandiensis (Goniobasis). P (Corbicula). P ’60, 269
— _ 63, 155; 764, 45; 765, 26 (Corbula). j iv, 152; vi, 212.
Cumia. P 04, 22 P 48, 98; ’62, 572; ’80, 21, 24;
__ eumingi (Cyprea). P ’05, 292 82, 155; ’88, 170; ’90, 143
a (Diseinisea). P ’73, 201 (Cyclas). P ’60, 290
490
cuneata. Continued.
(Cyprina).- P ’61, 29
(Cyrena). P ’60, 269, 277
(Martesia). P ’60, 424
(Mercenaria). P ’67, 139
(Nomada). P ’03, 595, 596,
599, 601-603
(Pachydon). P ’74, 27, 28
(Pholas). P ’58, 58; ’60, 424
(Planularia). j viii, 214, 218,
221. P ’44, 85
(Rangia). J XII, 234, 281,
282, 482. J XIII, 281, 284, 290,
295
(Seudderia). P ’04, 795; 705,
42, 54; ’07, 301; 710, 636
(Terebratula). P ’73, 194
(Trigonarea). P ’76, 316; 98,
462; ’05, 9
cuneatum (Gnathodon).
(Sphenopoterium).
cuneatus (Anisothyris).
(Ceanothus).
(Clathrodon). P ’48, 98
(Donax). P 1900, 480
(Gnathodon). P ’48, 100; ’60,
232; ’62, 573
(Grallator). P ’89, 32
(Hylodes). P ’62, 152, 154
(Inoceramus). P ’60, 180, 428
(Pachydon). J VIII, 332
(Unio). P 53, 246, 249, 267;
54, 240, 249
cuneifolia (Cleome). j vii, 84
(Warea). j vii, 84
euneifolius (Rubus). P
04, 605
cuneiforme (Flabellum). J IX, 131
cuneiformis (Anisorhynchus). P ’74,
28. J VIII, 332
(Anthaxia). P ’57,9; ’73, 89
(Astarte). P ’48, 96; 62, 578;
67, 139; ’80, 21; ’82, 159; ’90,
143
(Chena).
(Corbicula).
P 59, 179
P ’60, 448
J VIII, 332
J III, 85
60, 303;
P ’61, 479
P ’60, 269
(Cyclas). P ’60, 269, 290
(Cyrena). P ’60, 269, 273, 277
(Gastrochenia). P °61, 478, 479
(Lutraria). J VIII, 318
(Martesia). P ’62, 195, 219;
63, 145
(Pachydon). P ’74, 282. J
VIII, 332
(Pholadidea). P ’62, 195, 219;
’71, 130
(Pholas). j ii, $22. P ’62,
195, 219
(Trigonarea). P ’05, 9
euneifrons (Nucula). J IV, 281
cuneimeris (Venus).
757
P ’46, 24; 03,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
cuneolus (Unio). P
245; ’96, 501
euneus (Achatinella), P ’88, 29, 31
(Agrilus). P ’66, 384
(Limopsis). J IV, 297
(Neobeliscus). P ’99, 369
(Pectunculus). P 748, 104°
(Pyrifusus). P ’05, 24
Cunicula. P 53, 267, 268. J IT, 297
cunicularia (Athene). P 59, 190
(Formica). P ’80, 383
(Mures). P ’74, 187, 194
(Speotyto). P ’90, 130; 799,
303
53, 247; 54,
cunicularia floridana (Speotyto). P
790, 130
eunicularia grallaria (Speotyto). P
99, 303
cunicularia hypogea (Speotyto). FB
90, 130; ’92, 112; 93, 41; "88;
209
cunicularia nanodes (Speotyto). P
99, 304
cunicularia tolime (Speotyto). P
99, 808, 304
eunicularia (Strix).
46, 47. J I, 30
euniculi (Cuterebra). P 795, 331
cuniculoides (Reithrodon). P ’74, 184
Cuniculus. P ’74, 188, 193-194, 195;
82, 324, 326
cuniculus (Hypsiprymnus). P ’78, 62
(Hyracotherium). J VII, 198
(Lepus). P ’78, 62
cunigunda (Eepantheria). P 60,
523, 525
Cunila. P 710, 582
Cunina. P ’02, 766
cunninghami (Helix). P 93, 242
(Pedinogyra). P ’93, 242
(Unio). P ’83, 58
cunninghamianum (Gymnosporang-
ium). P ’02, 463
cunninghamii (Cyrena). P ’60, 277
eunriculus (Lepus). P ’87, 359
Cuon. P 779, 185
cupanie (Pulvinaria). P 799, 272,
273
Cupelleocrinus. P
325; ’81, 237, 404
Cupelopagus. P ’82, 244; ’84, 37, 39;
03, 364
Cupes. P
334
Cuphea. P ’58, 129; ’60, 513; 789,
381; 91, 281; ’98, 381
Cuphocera. P ’94, 278
Cuphopterus. P ’99, 216
Cuphus. P ’62, 455, 481
cupidineum (Derotmema). P 706,
379
65, 161; 68,
45, 310; °61, 351; 73,
j viii, 152. Poo
P 04, 566;
P 73, 106, 115
thus). P 62, 372,
ia). P ’94, 297
P 04, 121, 136; 09, 215
(Tebneumon). P 738, 350
jum). P ’80, 364, 375
a (Crocota). r 60, 541, 542
(Cicindela). P 52, 65.
P 58, 85. J
41
Beeercecelis). P 73, 36
(Argia). P ’08, "478
(Ar gia). P 08, 489
me Attiea). r 47, 164
Buprestis). P 44, 143
Carpop aE 54, 229
(Certhia). P °56, 320; °59, 35
(Diopatra). P ’78, 299
(Donacia). P ’47, 158; ’51,
316; °73, 21
Helix). - 58, 201
P 56, 320; 759,
P 58, 209; 94,
preoides (Pimelodus). P °59, 159
eoniteus (Nectarinia). P 05,
5
nnis (Staphylinus). P 44, 35
ns (Chrysobothris). P ’73,
'(Mabuia). P 62, 185, 186
i ee arelins). J Il, 207
a (Sertularia). J III, 138
inee. P ’83, 192
inide. P ’86, 78-100; ’88,
Ui!
en. P ’79, 235, 280, 327,
o , 370; 785, 298; 786, 80, 90, 100,
© 107, 221, 223; ’88, 378; 90, 356
a lycopodium (Caulerpa).
05, 696
~ eupressoides
«701, 559
(Sertularia). P
(Dendrophthora). P
"76, 210, 220
____-NDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
491
Cupressus. P ’73, 363; ’86, 254; ’01,
356; ’02, 461, 466- 499; 04, 605
cupreum (Agonum). P 154, 55, 59
cupreus (Ameiirus). P ’64, 276
(Amiurus). P ’77, 45
(Anolis). P ’60, 481; 74, 68
(Epicrates). P 93,
(Labrus). P ’82, 306.
(Pimelodus). P ’59, 159
(Polyporus). J ITI, 214
(Silurus). P ’77, 87
(Thrasops). P 68, 106
(Trachinotus). P 62, 439;
127
eupricollis (Agrilus). P ’57, 9
cuprina (Acmeodera). P 73, 332
cuprinus (Unio). P 53, 252; 54,
243
eupripenne (Agonum). P 743, 296;
54, 50
eupripennis (Feronia). P ’54,50. J
(Lebia). P ’59, 287
(Platynus). P 54, 50. J IV,
28
Cuprite. P ’85, 120, 121
Cuproplumbite. P ’58, 176
eupula (Pecilozonites). P ’04, 409-
411, 417, 418
Cupularia. P ’78, 305. J V, 155
eupularis (Cantharellus). J III, 207
cupulatum (Coryneum). P ’94, 374
Cupulifere. P ’63, 76; ’84, 16, 92;
98, 388, 395
Cupuloerinus.
P 79, 370; °81, 395;
(Turdus). P ’66, 15
eurassavica (Asclepias). P ’58, 130;
89, 392
eurassavicae (Spheria). J II, 291
curassavicum (Asclepias). P 78, 293
(Heliotropium). P ’63, 72;
64, 18; ’67, 21; °05, 696
curassavieus (Balistes). P 63, 177
P ’63, 193. J VI,
euratus (Unio).
2
cureas (Jatropha). P ’89, 405; ’05,
700
Cureulinide. J IV, 11
Cureulio. j iii, 308, 310, 316. J IV,
39, 40
Cureulionide. P 759, 291; ’66, 347.
J IV, 39
eurculionides (Deridea). P ’08, 624
(Ithyeerus). P 754, 218
Cureuma. P ’58, 123
curema (Mugil). P ’97, 98; 703,
744; ’06, 91; 710, 601
eureus (Pleurorhynchus). P ’42, 178
492
curiatus (Ichneumon). P ’73, 106,
112
curilicus (Procellaria). P ’64, 126,
143
Curimata. P ’06, 297-303
Curimatella. P ’03, 510; 706, 296
Curimatine. P ’06, 296
Curimatus. P ’71, 258, 291;
511; ’06, 297-306
curina (Lestes). P ’93, 379
curissia (Trochilus). P ’64, 244
Curius. J II, 22, 103
currens (Velia). P ’68, 277
Curreya. P ’90, 249
curreyana (Gonidbasis). P
65,
(Margaritana). P ’53, 263
(Melasma). P ’64, 31; 65, 23
curreyanus (Strophitus). P ’53, 263
curriculus (Leuciscus). P ’97, 59
(Squaliobarbus). P ’97, 59
curriei (Dasyleurotettix). P ’04, 658
currieriana (Amnicola). P ’63, 156.
J VI, 186
currierianum (Pleurocera). P ’63,
313
(Trypanostoma). P ’63, 155,
currucaria (Certhia). P ’64, 244
03, 510,
64, 31;
313. J VI, 147
cursitans (Cisticola). P ’56, 318;
59, 40
(Prinia). P 756, 318; ’59, 40
cursitor (Pecilus). J II, 254; IV,
29
(Pterostichus). P ’73, 307
eursor (Cancer). P ’58, 100; ’80,
179, 182
(Ceratophthalma). P ’80, 183
(Coluber). P ’60, 560
(Docophorus). P 1900, 153
(Dromicus). P 756, 237; ’60,
560
(Herpetodryas). P ’60, 560
(Idiornis). P ’99, 202
(Motacilla). P ’67, 220
. (Nematocarcinus). P ’93, 121
(Ocypode). P ’58, 100; ’80,
182
(Toxotus). J I, 319
cursorea (CEnanthe). P ’67, 220
Cursores. P ’68, 261; ’69, 201, 203;
08, 168
eursorius (Falcinellus).
_(Peecilus).
eurta (Achatinellastrum).
37
(Alecto). P 759, 343
(Astarte). P ’82, 156
(Avicula). P ’60, 418
(Bifidaria). P 1900, 608
(Crassatella). P ’62, 578
(Cyelas). J IX, 147
P ’61, 186
J Il, 254; Iv, 29
P 88, 36,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
curta. Continued.
(Cypricardites). j viii, 231
(Eburnella). P ’88, 36, 37
(Glauconome). P 61, 26 i
(Globiconcha). P 61, 319; 3
05, 19 a
(Gyrotoma). P ’64, 95 34
(Hyla). P ’66, 313. i, D.
(Laminella). P ’88, 36, 37 q
(Leda). P ’61, 144
(Libellago). Pp 01, 131, 388) 3
(Lingula). f viii, 366 a
(Liosoma). P 74, 31. J VIIt, 4
330
(Lithasia). P ’68, 153. J VI,
0
(Martesia). P 62, 195, 218 ©
(Melania). P ’63, 321; 64, 48
(Monotis). P ’60, 418 61 a ;
(Omphalotropis). 79, 4
(Pholadidea). P 62, 194, ie :
(Pholas). P 62,195,218
(Protocardia). J 1x: 121
(Rissoina). P 704, 28
(Scala). P ’62, 565 4
(Sealaria). P ’62, 565; 782,
169 a.
(Schizostoma). P 64, 95 pe
(Strephobasis). P 63, 321;
j vii, 248
65, 22
(Thracia).
(Turbinopsis). P ’05, 26
(Turbonilla). P ’99, 172
eurtata (Arvicola). P 68, 2 a
eurtatum (Trypanostoma). P °63, —
155, 313. J VI, 143 e
eurtatus (Arvicola). P ’74, 191
(Harpalus). P ’65, 102
(Hister). P ’52, 39
(Pedomys). P ’74, 191 :
eurticornis (Prionus). J II, 109 ;
curticrus (Phygadeuon). P "394, 186 _—
curtidens Cera cmon P big 320
curtipedicellata (Eragrostis). P 762, —
97, 336
curtipendulus (Atheropogon). P 710, —
547, 549, 555 a
curtipennis (Ageneotettix). P ’08, —
368, 383 a
(Brachystylus). P 773, 317 4
(Chorthippus). P 707, 459; —
09, 143; ’10, 616, 628
(Eumolpus). P ’47, 169
(Heteraspis). P ’73, 35
(Stauroderus). P ’06, 367
eurtirostra (Producta). P ’65, 114
curtirostris (Liodon). P ’71, 298;
"72, 141 a
eurtiseta (Aristida). P ’62, 92, 334
eurtisiana (Liolophura). P ’94, 87
eurtisii (Cryptoearpus). P ’69, 231
(Paxillus). J TIT, 207
—_——
Continued.
rus). J III, 208
os F 70, 931
rus). P 51, 340. J
(Strophiops). P 796, 323
i Seve (Strophiops). P ’96,
us. P 51, 247; °55, 346-349
m (Cardium). P 61, 442
tion). P ’48, 98;
170
"82, Pp 60, 468; 61,
(Hemicardium). P ’61, 442
P 62, 566
P 64, 93, 95;
62,
us). JI, 105
ulus). P 96, 399, 442;
i i> peer nodes (Bulimulus).
Di Giaslecten). P 91, 131
ia trocrince). P 86, 140
Parisocrinus). P ‘79, 328;
'(Podabrus). P 51, 341
__ (Poteriocrinus). P "79, 328;
86, 115, 144
(Schizodus). P ’69, 172
_ (Taxoerinus). P 782, 30; 86,
(Telephorus). P ’51, 341
(Unio). P ag 112. J V,103
70, 119; 84, 98;
P 53, 439
a (Cicindela).
74, 227;
_ (Bala). P 78,
(Nyetalemon).
(Serica). J Ill, 276
. (Sesarma). P 80, 212 .
- eurvatum (Bacteriastrum). |
68
(Me psus). P 780, 212
(Pleurocera). P 763, 316;
61,
"65,
~ (Rhoicosphenia). P 1900, 473
(Sarmatium). P ’80, 213
(Unio). P ’72, 159. J VHI,
38
+ |
__...- INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
493
curvicauda (Phaneroptera). P ’78,
314; 04, 543
(Seudderia). P 05, 42, 54;
10, 636
curviceps (Dictyophara). P ’07, 469
eurvicostata (Goniobasis). P ’64, 34
(Melania). P ’64, 34
eurvicuspidens (Protoadapis). P ’90,
55
eurvidens (Bifidaria). P 1900, 608;
03, 766
eurvidens floridana (Bifidaria). P
1900, 608
eurvidens (Equus). P 786, 275. J
VII, 259, 260, 400
(Pristis). P 55, 414
(Vertigo). P ’89, 194, 207
eurvidens floridana (Vertigo). P ’89,
207
eurviflora (Buddleia).
eurvilabris (Goniobasis).
(Melania). P 64, 46
eurvilineata (Terebra). P
86, 351
eurvilineatum (Macrochilus). P ’89,
308 ,
curvilineatus (Bellerophron).
269
P 00, 271
P ’64, 46
82, 173;
j viii,
eurvilirata (Terebra). P °43, $27;
48, 106; ’62, 565; 87, 399, 403
eurviliratus (Rimella). J ID, 331
eurvimacula (Calocampa). P ’74, 210
eurvinervis (Agenia). P ’97, 236
eurvipes (Gonyleptes). P ’89, 45
Curvirostra. j iv, 41. P 66, 39, 84
eurvirostra (Lirosoma). P ’64, 212
(Loxia). j iv, 43; viii, 155. P
53, 383, 400
eurvirostra minor (Loxia). P ’93,
47, 63; °95, 382, 488; ’96, 140
eurvirostra stricklandi (Loxia). P
90, 215
eurvirostratus (Typhis). P ’47, 285;
48, 107. J I, 116
eurvirostris (Andropadus). P
46; 99, 42
(Caridina). P ’94,-406
(Cassieus). P ’67, 64
(Corvus). P ’57, 35;
(Harporhynchus). P
68, 83, 149; ’90, 216
eurvirostris palmeri (Harporhynchus).
P 792, 124
eurvirostris (Limnornis).
(Mimus). J I, 43
(Orpheus). P ’48, 63. J I; 43
(Peneus). P ’60, 44°
(Thryolegus). P ’99, 210
eurvisiliqua (Corydalis). P 63, 57
eurvispinosus (Leptothorax). P ’03,
216-223, 238-241
59,
64, 242
66, 65;
P 99, 210
494
curvispinosus subsp. ambiguus (Lep-
tothorax). P ’03, 241
curvispinosus subsp. annectens (Lep-
tothorax). P ’03, 241, 242
curvispinosus var. cockerelli (Lepto-
thorax). P ’03, 241
curvispinosus subsp. rugatulus (Lep-
tothorax). P ’03, 241
curvispinus (Dyschirius). P ’57, 76.
J IV, 29
curvispora (Septoria). P ’95, 484
curviventris (Psectrogaster). P ’03,
509
curvula (Oxyuris). P ’56, 52. J I,
302
Cuseus. P ’88, 145
Cuscuta. P ’60, 512; ’63, 74; ’69,
Biol. 3; ’89, 394; 92, 383; ’02,
663, 668. J III, 42
Cuseuteae. P ’89, 394
cuspicauda (Alutera). P ’77, 204
cuspidata (Acanthozone). P ’01, 150
(Amphitetras). P 1900, 706
(Cymbella). P ’65, 16
(Eriocoma). P ’63, 78
(Lamna). P ’46, 42; ’67, 142;
72, 166; °97, 428. J I, 197, 200
(Melania). P ’64, 41
(Navicula). P ’61, 71; 765, 16
(Odostomia). P ’73, 228
(Vilfa). P ’63, 79
(Viola). P ’03, 693, 695-697
cuspidatum (Triceratium). P 1900,
706
cuspidatus (Dichobune). J VII, 144
(Eusirus). P ’01, 167
(Hemirhamphus). P ’63, 273
(Hydroporus). P ’55, 290, 293
(Microsus). P ’70, 113
(Mioclenus). P ’92, 295
(Oxyeclenus). P ’92, 295
(Pristis). P ’82, 308
(Spirifer). P ’52, 190; 758,
48; ’65, 275
(Unio). P ’72, 189. J VIII,
(Zonjtes). P ’89, 198
custos (Cancer). P ’93, 119
(Diogenes). P ’58, 232, 245
(Paguristes). P 751, 268
(Pagurus). P ’58, 232, 245
(Pontonia). P ’79, 422; ’93,
119
cutaceus (Aquillus). P ’04, 22
Cutebra. j li, 358
Cuterebra. P ’59, Biol. 8; ’95, 331
euticola, (Diplostomum). P 756, 45
cuticosta (Cyclophorus). P ’82, 233
(Leptopomoides). P ’82, 233
cuticulare (Orchelimum). P ’04, 796
euticularis (Polyporus). J ITI, 210
cutisanserinus (Carpiodes). P ’77, 72
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Cuvarovite. P ’69, 4
cuvier (Squalus). $ ii, 351
cuviera (Firola). ji, a.
cuvieri (Actinobolus). P ’72, 253
(Aéllo). P 702, 160, 162
(Anampses). P 1900, 506
(Brachypus). P ’62, "357
(Caranx). P ’99, 346
(Centropomus). P 06, 428
(Dangila). P ’05, 479
(Dryolimnas).
(Gasterosteus).
(Inoceramus).
(Mastodon). J VII, 394
(Megatherium). J VII, 411
(Merops). P ’59, k..
Ore P 60, ae
130
(Otion).
bY 63, 199, 200
(Picus).
(Raja). P ’82, 308
(Rallus). P 94, 133, 140
(Ramphastos). P 67, 105
(Rostellaria). P "48, "105 .
eee lacie j vi, 109, 203 5
viii, 221. 46, 32; 05,
(Seintilla), P 72, 998, 296.
(Terapon). P 07, 433°
(Trachurus). P 99, 346
(Venericardia). P ’02, 708
cuvierianus (Unio). P ’53, 248.
XI, 19
cuvierii (Ctenodon). P ’82, 276 5
cuvierius (Balenoptera). P 69, 16
cuyahoga (Lingula). P ’65, 112
Cyamium. P ’72, 234
Cyamus. j i, 392
cyana (Sterna).
cyanater (Dacnis).
Cyanea. P ’70, 90; . 779, 198;
93; ’88, 331; 90, 341; 702, 766
cyanea (Calamita). Re VI, 201, 204
(Certhia). P ’64, 265 3
(Chrysomela). Pp’ 56, 38; 78,1
(Coereba). P ’64, 266
(Corydia). P ’05, 792
(Crax). P ’59, 189
(Cyanospiza). "74, 97;
350
(Emberiza). j iv, 51, 66 a
(Fringilla). j iv, 66. P 53, —
62, 150 q
47, 175; J
P
jv, 31
P ’64, 269
"TS
400; ’56, 292;
(Gastrophysa). P
56, 38
(Hispa). j iii, 483
(Holocompsa). P ’05, 792, 839;
06, 272
(Hyla). 60, 490, 494.
iv, 66. P ’75, 350. E
VI, 84
(Linaria).
Pe 82, 83
P ’64, 256 e
P
(Microrhopa a).
(Muscicapa).
Ss } iv, 06." P7838,
_____INDEX“TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
i
|
|
|
|
491; ‘96, 116,
84; 708, 154
J I, 102
P ’89, 147
st ie cee ae
bg sig, 383
J I, 318
ps eeewrw |
P ’98, 446
i iv, 66
opis). P ’07, 45
(Psittacus). P 64, —
. P 64, 287
P ’99, 35
granadensis ’(Calospiza).
1). P 99, 33
(Trimerotropis). P ’04,
; °07, 45; 708, 391;
P 57, 9
iv, 66
VI, 222
P ’97, 340
ia). P 78, 307
« PTT, 4, 77;
PT, 7%
et, Sey es,
2
. P ’47, 200
ntris (Sergiolus). P 04, 122
iridis (Hirundo). P ’99, 25
a) P 99, 25
ens (Platydema). J I, 102
€ :
306; 7°55, 307
us hudsonius (Circus).
meus (Desmocerus). J I, 318
(Paleo). j iii, 352; viii, 151
(Homalattus). P 92, 80;
1900, 540; ’01, 592; 704, 139
(Hypsilep is). P 67, 160
(Leprus). P ’06, 377;
(Malurus). P ’89, 149
(Planes). P ’51, 250; ’80, 202
Bprect’s J II, 254
Pterostichus). P ’73, 307
(Trichothorax). P ’73, 322
(Turdus). P ’64, 251
P °08,
09, 439°
495
cyaniceps (Muscipeta). P 55, 488;
59, 49; 99, 43
(Rhipidura). P jx 43
eyanicollis (Galbula).. P "157, 154
(Sphenotheeus). J IV, 40
cyanifrons (Amizilis). P 99, 208
(Xirichthys). P 63, 224
gr sana (Melittophagus).
P 56, 321;
P 99,
(Merops). "57, 37;
59, 34
cyanipenne (Rhagium).
cyanipennis (Balophila).
(Brachinus). ii
sein =
Gaurotes)
Pong 423
P ’73, 65
iii, 148
53, 333
(Pachyta).
cyanipes (Buprestis). Ҥ iii, 164
cyanipes mauffleti (Eurymorpha).
708, 505, 511
eyanipes (Poecilonota). P ’73, 88,
331
Cyanite. vi, 41. P ’76, 100; 92,
187; ’97, 438
eyaniventris (Chlorion). P ’97, 375
(Sphex). P ’97, 375
‘canals (Notothenia). P
P
$
61,
79,
P 56, 320;
519, 520
eyanobranchiata (Tritonia).
97
eyanocephala (Certhia).
57, 39; 59, 36
(Cinnyris). P ’59, 37
(Cyanomyia). P ’60, 80
(Gymnokitta). P 55, 312
108; ’66, 91
(Motacilla).
(Neetarinia).
59, 36
(Ornismyia).
(Tanagra).
Cyanocephalus. P ’68, 236;
92, 21
eyanocephalus Seren
91, 447;
N echaaedy. +p 704, 582;
P
(Ichthycollus).
82, 275
(Lythrurus). P ’77, 70
(Psarocolius). P ’66, 413
(Seolecophagus). P ’59, 107,
68, 150; 793,
03, 27. ~S TX,
66, 90, 413;
398, 213;
P 94, 200
59, 108
69, 127:
91, 436,
; 759,
P ’64, 269
P 56, 320; ’57,
39;
P ’60, 80
P 64, 253
91, 447;
P
05,
690
63, 206;-
192;
47, 63;
418
ceyanochloris (Celestus).
Cyanocitta. P 54, 118;
192, 301, 305; 66, 92;
75, 346, 501; 83, 64;
496
444; '92, 119; ’93, 45, 62; 95,
486; ’96, 116, 132; ’98, 82, 212,
703, 9, 15; ’04, 582; ’08, 90. J
I, 45
Cyanocorax. P 747, 201; ’48, 26,
89, 90; ’51, 216; ’53, 384; 55,
312; ’56, 290; ’60, 138; ’63, 299;
66, "92; "85, 90; 91, 443; 99, 21,
26, "a2, Pa Il, 269
Cyanocyclas. P 60, 267
Cyanodacnis. P 64, 268
Cyanodiglossa. P ’64, 274
cyanogastra (Certhia). P ’64, 266
eyanogenys (Psilorhinus). P ’91, 94-
?
Cyanogomphus,
cyanguttatus (Herichthys).
25; ‘77, 90
P 704, 249
(Heros).
cyanoides (Cogeoborus}. P ’99, 51
59, 36
(Guiraca). 799, 51
cyanolaema Noctarineat, P
eyanolemus (Aulacoramphus). P ’67,
121
-eyanoleuca (Uroleuca).
Cyanolyca. P ’91, 444
cyanomelena (Xanthopygia).
149
P 08, 468, 489
P 54,
P 91, 443
P ’89,
cyanomelas (Cyanocorax). P ’91, 443
(Fringilla). P 764, 266
(Muscicapa). P ’67, 218
(Trochocereus). P ’89, 150
eyanomos (Gobius). P ’97, 85
Cyanomyia. P ’60, 80
Cyanopepla. P ’60, 545
Cyanophaia. P ’99, 305, 313
cyanophlictis (Rana). P ’68, 246
cyanophrys (Naucrates). P ’62, 441
Cyanoplax. P ’98, 287
eyanopleurus (Anolis). P ’61,
(Dracontura). P ’61, 211
eyanopogon (Chloropsis).. P 702, 682
(Cyanocorax). P ’91, 443
(Phyllornis). P ’02, 682
Cyanopolius. P ’91, 441, 442
Cyanopotamus. P ’77, 189
Cyanops. P ’02, 679
cyanoptera (Anas). P 759, 175;
32, 60. J IX, 409, 410
(Calleida). P ’58, 59
(Callida). J IV, 28
(Coptacra). P
(Querquedula). P ,
175; ’66, 98; ’68, 84; ’08, 84
(Pitta). P ’64, 250
(Psittacula). P ’60, 137
(Xiphiola). P ’07, 186
cyanopterus (Brachinus). P 744, 49;
62, 524
211
93,
(Psittacus). P ’60, 137; ’64,
239, 241
(Querquedula). P 59, 193
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
.
cyanopterus. Continued.
(Vespertilio). P
cyanopus (Agelaius).
Start jv, 59
cyanorhynchos (Spermophaga
59, 137 ao
55, 438
i 66, 12
Cyanospiza. P ’59, 107, 192,
304; 66, 89; 68, 150;
"75, 350; 04) 583
Cyanospizine. P 65, 94
re ok (Mellitophagus).
5
(Merops).
eyanostigma
10, 481
’(Petrometopon). J XII, 521
(Sebastapista). P ’85, 394
Cyanothrus. P ’66, 19
cyanthus (Turbinolia). P 55, 263
er ae P 759, 192; ’66, 92;
eyanura (Amizilis). P ’99, 207
(Motacilla). P ’64, 256
(Nemura). P ’62, 316
Cyanurus. P ’59, 108; ’75, 346
eyanurus (Tarsiger). P ’89, 149
(Turdus). P 64, 251
cyanus (Centaurea). P ’77, 107
(Cyanopolius). P ’91, 442
Cyarda. P ’07, 496
Cyathaxonia. P ’88, 225.
308
cyathea (Pecopteris). P ’60, 441
Cyathicula. P ’93, 451; ’94, 349
cyathiforme (Hydnum). J III, 215
eyathigerum (Enallagma). P 01, 127
Cyathocrinide. P 79, 282, 286;
178-204; ’85, 237- 295 ;
112; 90, 355-387
Cyathocrinites. P 68, 336;
29; ’85, 237;
88, 388
Cyathocrinus. P ’59, 24;
61, 136, 148, 409;
150, 159, 160;
337, 338- 342;
70, 24-29 ; 78, 248,
226-367, 370, 374; "981, 191, 203-
* 282, 4045 782, 01% 85, 233-287,
323; ’86, 67-153; 87, 101, 102, 111,
112; ’88, 349, 364-383; ’90, 351-
390. J II, 63
Cyathodonta. P ’49, 155
eyathophora (Euphorbia).
40, 311
(Poinsettia). P ’09, 492
Cyathophyllum. P ’41, 18; 7°43, 337;
46, 22; ’91, 244; ’97, 449
Cyathopoma. P ’04, 619; ’05, 724;
08, 454
Cybeeus. P ’92, 23
P 05,
P 05, 765
86, 76, 110, 115, 149;
60, 391;
65, 138, 145,
66, 2523 68, 324,
256- 2613 79,
P 98,
Py
eyanorhynchus (Psittacus). P 64, 240
74, 97;
(Acheilognathus). P 5;
69, a
—
"981, 4
87, 98, 110, 4
70, 24
169, 70, 86, 138, 189;
Cybium. P 62, 125, 126, 238, 329;
77, nod 184, 232, 233; 97, 72;
(Anolis). P ’62, 177; 771,
cee. P '58, 123
eader. P ’89, 352
yeadites. P 65, 71
Gycas. P °58, 123; ’89, 353; '99, 99;
“710, 317
P 06, 513
3 i i. 338
3, 332.
3 x 280
P 72, 232
Cye el
% P 61, 35, 402
). P 72, 93
iformis (Corbicula). P ’60,
OY (Gyela). P ’60, 269, 290
P 60, 269, 277
alia), P °72,' 230
‘ P ’72, 229, 232
ites.
og 60, 267, 290; ’61, 402
Spyclamestra. 4 *05, 570
P 58, 130
i 380. P °40, 103; °41,
"33; 280, 281; 53, 265; 54,
30; 158 257; °56, 114, 115,
259, 279, 314; °57, 124, 166; *59,
177; °60, 18, 90, 185, 267; ’61, 310,
"402: °62, 28, 577; °72, 85, 105,
: 229, 232; °88, 124, 332; 97, 291;
336, 360, 379, 694, 714; 06,
J V, 377; IX, 147
b :
~ Mpa
59, 69; °66,
J IV, 30;
17 3.
a pevelemene (Delphinus). P 65, 200,
Devclomys. P 702, 175
P i P 61,8
_ Cycleptus. P 77, ’81, 85, 282
: ar (Cyclina). J VIII, 344
(Dosinia). J VIII, 344
clides (Thamnophis). P ’61, 299
i P 72, 248. J VIII, "344
us. P 68, 366, 367
Beciobothrs. P 168, 167. J ITT, 101
Cyclocardia. P °67, 139; '72, 255;
988 332; 02, 698, 700, 710. J
VIII, 288, 319
~ Cyclocephala. P ’61, 346; ’66, 348,
382; ’78, 314. J 10, 247; IV, 33
~ Cycloceras. J IV, 298
BD Gociochella. P 63, 65
ocheila. P 74, 32. .J VIII, 331
eee cnthye. P 705, 483, 486.
500
BS Gyelocia tin. P ’60, 442
_Cyeloderma. P 59, 295
32
__INDEX-TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
cyclops (Camillea).
497
eycloderus (Pterostichus). P ’73, 306
Cyclodina. P ’57, 195
Cyclodius. P ’52, 80
Cyclodus. P ’56, 156;
VI, 109
Cycloes. P 58, 162
Cyclogangliata.. P ’45, 281
Cyclogaster. P ’64, 190
Cyclogobius. P ’63, 264
Cyclograpsus. P ’51, 247, 251; 58,
105; 780, 189, 207, 220; ’88, 320
eyclolobus var. uralensis (Pronorites).
P 97, 427
Cycloloma. P ’80, 132
Cyclometopa. P 50, 23;
52, 73; 80, 136, 203
nee J VIII, 404; IX, 24,
Cyclonema. P ’65, 252;
Cycloneura. P 745, 281
Cyclonotum. P ’55, 357, 373. J IV,
11, 31
Cyclopea. J VIII, 325
cyclopeum (Tropidonotus). Pr OL,
68, 284. J
51, 247;
71, 79
32, 38; 704, 470
Cyelophis. P 72, 40; °78, 27; °94,
427; 01, 16, 65; 703, 554, 556;
04, 467, 472; °08, 122
eyclophorella (Vallonia). P ’93, 239,
260, 272, 277; ’03, 616; ’06, 148;
709, 514
Cyclophoride. P ’60, 50, 153; 791,
325; 701, 496; ’05, 705, 722; 710,
521, 533
Cyclophorine. P ’60, 50
eyclophoroides (Alyceus). P 708,
454, 587
Cyelophorus. P ’60, 50, 153; 782,
233; 87, 147; ’91, 325; 792, 338 ;
01, 348, 545, 549; 702, 27; 705,
705, 722; 08, 31, 454. J ‘VIO,
404: = 5x; "94, 92
eyclophorus (Byrrhus). P 754, 114
eyclophylla (Populus). P ’58, 266
eyclophyllum (Bryum). P ’63, 95
eyclopide. P 745, 282, 285, 286
Cyelopidius. P 92, 435; 94, 182
eyclopion (Natrix). P 495, 381, 389
(Tropidonotus). P ’61, 298
Cyclopium. P ’70, 92; ’82, 281
eyclopium (Pimelodus). P 82, 281
eyclopomatus (Serranus). P 65, 105
Cyclops. j i, 441; viii, 331. P ’60,
439. J XII, 35, 52; XIII, 88
JI, 285
(Dinictis). P 79,” 170, 176;
89, 212
(Erpicthys). P ’82, 278
(Helicops). P ’68, 309
(Limulus). ji, 433
eycloptera (Abronia). P ’63, 75
Cyclopteride. P ’04, 511
498
cyelopterina (Hemobaphes). P_ ’63,
140
(Lernea). P ’63, 140
Cyclopterine. P ’64, 189
Cyclopterus. P ’54, 65; 56, 90; ’60,
439, 519; ’62, 330; ’64, 189; ’82,
308; 704, 511
Cycloptilum. P ’04,°799
Cyeclora. P 71, 172
Cyclorana. J VI, 201
Cyclorhamphus. P ’68, 250;
J VI, 91, 94; VIII, 159
Cyclorhis. P ’90, 210
Cyclorhynchus. P ’52, 16;
144; ’79, 413
eycloris (Cellepora).
Cyclorrhynchus. P
98, 128; 1900, 7
Cyclosa.- P ’88, 199, 429; ’92, 50;
1900, 536; 703, 341; ’04, 130, 131;
09, 209
Cyclosaura. P ’56, 307
Cyclostoma. j i, 18; ii, 172; v, 125.
P ’41, 78; 60, 153; ’62, 590; ’63,
34; °79, 28; ’87, 146; 1900, 585,
586; ’10, 534. J VIII, 404; IX,
92, 95, 98, 99, 106, 111
eyclostoma (Amastra). P ’95, 234;
05, 570
(Brachypodella). P ’98, 278
(Cylindrella). P ’75, 252
(Cyrena). P ’60, 277
(Opalia). P ’76, 297
(Seala). P ’76, 297;
Cyclostomacea. P 58, 211
Cyclostomatide. P 10, 522
Cyclostomatiformis (Melantho). t 3
63, 39
(Viviparus). P ’63, 39
Cyclostomide. P ’91, 331
Cyclostomine. P ’60, 50
eyclostomum (Cerion). P
Cyclostrema. J VIII, 368
Cyclotella. P ’61, 70; ’90, 138
Cyclothorus. P ’68, 262
Cyclothyris. P ’77, 23
Cyclotine. P ’60, 50
eyclotis (Ceratichthys). P ’64,
, 85
74, 125.
60, 27,
J V, 127
68, 6, 34, 36;
05, 20
96, 325
277;
Cyclotomodon. P ’76, 112 °
Cyclotrachelus. J II, 226, 230
Cycloturus. P ’87, 115
Cyclotus. P ’60, 50, 153;
"73, 252; ’82, 232, 233;
91, 325; '92,°338; ’04, 618; ’05,
705, 723-725; ’08, 31, 454
Cyclous. P ’44, 29; ’68, 367
Cyclura. j iv, 250. P ’54, 103; ’56,
237; ’61, 123; ’63, 105; °66, 124;
68, 283; ’71, 205; 216; ’82, 333;
91, 366; ’96, 311, 463. J III, 36;
VITI, 95, 124
63, 281;
87, 148;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
eyclura (Leachia). j ii, i
eycluroides (Ctenosaura). ” 91, es ie
08, 117 4
eyclurus (Nereis). a
eyclus (Petricola). P 01, 204, 400 —
eyelus var. sculpturata (Petricola). y
P ’01, 205, 400 . Be
Cyenoderus. oy II,
cydippe (Isopteryx). P 62, 367
Cydnus. j iv, 315
Cydonia. P ’02, 500, 501
ceydonia (Crategus). P ’10, 159
cydonie (Aspidiotus). P °99, 274
Cyeree. P 99, 520, 523
eygnei (Dendrophagus). P 54, 76
eygnea (Anodonta). P ’60, 3; 183,
45 ‘a
P ’08, 343
cygneus (Mytilus). P ’60, 3
Cygnine. P ’69, 216 q
eygnoides (Distomum). P 51, 2073"
56, 44
Cygnopsis. P ’51, 223 F
Cygnus. j viii, 157. P "41, 54; ‘Sie -
224; 53, 428; '59, 108; °66, 985
69, 216; "75, 355; 7g) 23; a
67; 08, 99. J I, 225; IX, dor j
Cylichna. P ’60, 178, 424; 65, 58;
"79, 222; ’82, 170, 198, "200; i
104; 87, 54; 90, 144, 401;
268; 05, 19. J VIII, ’369 a
Cylichnella. P 7s; 273; 95, 545
03, 757 :
Cylichnide. P ’60, 424; ’62, 570 3
J IV, 389
Cylicosmilia. P ’80, 364.
Cylindostreus. P ’65, 86.
eylindra (Tornatina). P ’82,169
eylindracea (Achatina). P 746, 67
(Anodonta). P ’53, 263 :
(Cylichna). P ’65, 58
(Glandina).
(Goniobasis).
(Gyrotoma). P 64, 95; 65; 34°
(Lacinaria). P 02, 664 a
(Melania).
(Nodularia). ;
(Petricola). P 55, 331. J I,
213 i
(Salamandra). j v, 156, 328;
vi, 35. P 69, 100. J 1 gape
III, 343
’(Schizostoma). P 64, 94 4
eylindraceum (Megalostoma). P 73,
252 *
(Pleurocera). P bp 498 a
(Schizostoma). P , 93, 94; —
65, 34 ;
(Trypanostoma). P ’64,4, J
VI, 142 7
eylindraceus (Balanus). J VIII, 326 —
(Glabaris). P ’09, 539 a
Cylindraspis. P ’54, 188
eylindrata (Leptachatina). P ’88, 52
ae
P '58, 207, 209; 60,
"73, 248; 75, 144, 149,
251; ’81, 15; ’82, 105;
89, 195, 208; °91, 315:
195, 238; 98, 264, 266-
P °89, 208;
s (Unio). P 68, 144. J
(Amastra). P ’88, 45
~- P 49, 229: "56, 52
a). P 60, 513
oe borin) Pr 10, 580
duci ifer). P ’04, 594
x: P ’87, 55
98, 265,
P ’82, 170
P 05, 524
. P 62, 10, 168
J V, 161
. P '52, 118; 56,
57, 128; 58, 260; ’59,
24; °91, 245. J VIII, 302,
. P 88, 306
Laminella). P ’88, 45
thasia). P 66, 138.
ier. &' 52%
. P 65, 7
J VIII, 354
P 09, 133
"78, 298, 324;
“ee anc
<
J VI,
P 79, 402
. P °74, 297
P '53, 248
. P 76, 211, 226
P ’91, 54
P 62, 571
P °05, 668,
Torinia).
Tornatina).
Trachelomonas).
J I, 237
04, 594
. P 04, 594
P ’89, 189
J I,
dricornis (Attagenus). j v, 185.
54, 109
(Dermestes). j v, 185
ylindricum (Angiostomum). P
52
(Cerion). P ’96, 327
Peinnothere.) 2 FE ee iit
(Platysoma). P 752, 39
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
56,
s Pinnotheres). ji, 452. P ’78,
499
eylindricum. Continued.
(Trichostomum). P ’55, 445
eylindricus ae ee P 54, 110
(Bassus) 94, 190
(Buceros). P ’59, 139
(Cryptophthalmus). P ’99, 512
rus). P 1900, 663; ’02,
666; ’04, 605; ’07, 455
(Dendrocrinus).. P ’79, 299
(Didymodon). P 55, 445
(Hister). P ’52, 39
(Homocrinus). P ’79, 301, 343
(Mesops). P ’06, se
(Podocerus). j i, 3
(Poteriocrinus). P ro 301, 343
(Prionus). J II, 110
(Trichochrous). P
(Unio). P °41, 104; °53, 248;
59, 330; °96, 501.’ J III, 316; IV,
51; V, 421
(Zethus). P ’99, 414, 433
eylindrides (Callidium). J II, 24
eylindriformis (Amblychita). P ’54,
(Elater). iii, 176
i j iii, 189. P
Cylindrocanthus. P ’56, 12, 302
Cylindrocolla. P ’93, 465
Cylindrogryllus. P ’10, 10
eylindroides (Melampus). J 90
Cylindropalaina. P ’01, 350; ’05, 728
Cylindrophus. P ’02, 178
Cylindrosoma. P ’56, 7, 101;
124; ’69, 104, 107. J I, 287;
343, 345
Cylindrosporium. P ’91, 83;
167, 459; ’94, 372; °95, 435
Cylindrosteus. P ’64, 183; ’77, 87;
01, 341; 710, 604, 605
Cylindrovertilla. P 1900, 426, 428,
432
eylindrus (Bulla). P
571
(Cochlodina). P
(Cylindrella). P
(Thaumasia). P
(Turbo). P ’98,
(Urocoptis). P “398, 267, 274
eyllarus (Necroscia). P 404, 99
(Pseudophasma). P 04, 99
Cyllene. P ’62,9; ’96, 479; 704, 19
Cyllidium. P ’61, 342
Cyllodes. P ’66, 377
Cylosthurus. P ’85, 384
Cymatium. J VIII, 352
Cymatodera. P 7°45, 306; 754, 81;
58, 71; ’59, 76. J IV, 36
59,
III,
93,
48, 97; 62,
266
, 273
268
500
cymatodes (Clausilia). 3
eymatoferus (Bulimulus). P ’96, 451
(Leptinaria).
(Pelecostoma).
Cymatogaster.
75
eymatogramma (Hyostoma).
82. J VI, 214
(Percina).
(Pileoma).
65, 82;
eymatoides as are
Cymatomera.
Cymatophora.
cymatophora (Euglandina) ‘
544
Cymatopleura.
1900, 471;
Cymatopterus. P ’62, 521, 522
cymbeformis
173; 748, 98; ’
(Crypta). .
eymbalaria (Oxygraphis).
666; ’02, 661
(Ranunculus).
385; 1900, 666; ”
(Saxifraga). :
P ’65, 16; 1900, 473
Cymbia (Cucurbitula).
Cymbella.
62, 474
Cymbidium.
Cymbiola.
100
eymbium (Gastrochena).
(Gryphea).
(Ostrea).
Cymbophora. 4
705, 17. J VIII, 318
eymbops (Anolis).
Cymborhynchus.
Cymbosira.
Cymbospondylus.
Cymbuliopsis.
Cymindis. P ’42, 191;
47, 199; ‘
73, 322. J I, 21; IV, 28
Cymindys.
Cyminidis,
Cymo. P
Cymochorea.
69, 206, 212
eymodoce (Cancer).
(Trapezia).
(Trapezium).
P ’91, 188, 189, 194, 199
Cymodocea,
Cymodora.
Cymolutes.
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
P °54, 106, 128; 62,
60, 827, 479;
j iii, 135. P ’97, 184
cymbiforme (Cocconema).
cymbiformis (Crepidula).
Cymbiine. P ’76, 286
P ’76, 286, 288;
J IV, 382; VIL, 328
Cymbium. P ’76, 286, 287, 288;
J VIII, 298, 323
P °01, 509-511
P ’50, 24, 26
Cymomia. J IX, 121
Cymopteribus. Pp 61, 455 ;
Cymopterus. j vii, 28. P 62, 163; r
63, 62, 63; 98, 29, 303 ‘
Cymospira. P °10, 500 q
fof ee ak i 50, 51, 394. P 702, —
Cymotomus. P ’64, 137, 144
Cymus. P 01, 261, 263 a
Cynedus. P ’62, 118; ’82, 274, 306 ©
Cynelurus. P 79, 170, 173; 88, 97
Cynailurus. P 96, 543 4
Cynais. P ’06, 79; 708, 55; ’09, 407
eynanchi (Puceinia). J II, 281 2
Cynedesmus. P ’96, 267
Cynichthys. P ’82, 273
Cynicoglossus. P ’64, 222
Cynipide. P ’61, 150
Cynips. P ’61, 150; ’79, 198
eynocephala (Nycticea). P '55, 437 —
Cynocephali. P ’62, 485
Cynocephalus. P 48, 62, 86; 749,
151; °50, 97; °67, 35; 75, 128;
78, 13, 39, 152; 79, 60; 88, 93;
92, 212; 701, 119. J IX, 262; X,
255, 275, 276, 287, 293, 296, 300,
308, 317, 320, ’328, 330, 334, 340
eynocephalus (Molossus). P 55, 437
(Monoplex). P 704, 22 4
(Nyctinomus). P ’03, 26; 704, —
587, 588 q
eynocephalus californicus (Nyeti- —
nomus). P ’04, 587 4
cynocephalus (Triton). P ’88, 324 —
Cynocharax. P ’06, 457 ,
Cynodictis. P ’79, 180, 184; 789, —
211-242; 792, 424 a
Cynodon. P ’67, 16; ’79, 184; ”
361; ’03, 528; ’06, 467. J VII, :
eynodon (Dipsadomorphus). P 02, 3
180
(Mesoprion). P ’63, 178,185
Cynodontomys. P ’83, 77 a
Cynogale. P ’92, 319
cynoglossoides (Hieracium). P ’84, —
87
Cynoglossum. P ’60, 304, 512; 66, —
343. J I, 182; III, 97 a
Cynoglossus. P ’64, 222; ’97, 88;
05, 518. J XII, 556
eynoglossus (Glyptocephalus). P 64, —
219; °73, 361 :
(Pleuronectes). P °64, Bisco
219; ’73, 362
Cynohyenodon. P ’92, 292. J IX, ~
179, 534
Cynoidea. P ’89, 232
cynomolgus (Macacus). P ’67, 37; —
72, 122; °79, 146; '02, 143, 158;
04, 155. J X, 297, 318, 328, 335,
358, 364
Cynomorpha. J X, 275
P °67, 135;
; 703, 21; *08, 404
is. P ’89, 336
P 60, 564
ne. J X, 276
P ’78, 50, 62; ’82, 323;
nopotamus. P ’06, 459
P 6, 7, 11; °59, 126; °60,
45 5°62, 343 ; 983, 23, 25, 28. J
, 284; III, 362; VI, 108
opterus. P ’89, 337; °90, 13, 28;
8, 316-319
orea. P ’67, 144, 150; 185.
"78, 62; ’82,
68,
423
P 67, 144
P 1900, 541; ’03, 342; 04,
225
P 709, 22
P ’61, 81; 62, 18, 331;
$2; 77, 209 ; 981, 114;
; 799, 352, 354; 04, 510
a). P 75, 177
j viii, 30
partina). P 1900,
thia. j vii, 68. P °55, 377, 387;
», 200; 64, 159; °71, 130; °78,
$; °85, 84. J XIII, 7-114
ia (Attacus). P ’82, 238
(Bombyx). P °61, 525
). P 10, 295-299,
318
J Xt, 396
(Macacus). P °78, 152
P °80, 393
llocrinites. P ’86, 100, 105
acer. P 62, 9; °63, 77; 76,
9; 84, 94; °89, '360;' 98, 383,
3 1b, 663. J III, 104, 183,
ium). J II, 285
mospora). Pp 91,
us). P ’09, 394;
(Carex) ;
81
ides P 792, 161
Ge, 9, 167; 63, 77;
23; °’68, 148; ’70, 130; 780,
789, 131, 360; ’98, 383, 387;
646, 652, 659, 662; ’02, 644,
3; 704, 605; ’07, 455;
709, 380, 389, 393, 394,
; 10, 545, "546, 555, 579
hella. J III, 207
us (Unio). P ’53, 248
P ’80, 237
F P 65, 78s
785, 369, 375
____-—-NDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
am (Hypocrea). J Il, 285 —
710,
"17, 69;
50L
cypho. Continued.
(Picorellus). P ’85, 370
Cyphocarax. P ’06, 297
Cyphocrania. P 04, 70
Cyphoderia. P ’74, 225;
294; °78, 173; 79, 163
Cyphoma. a VIII, 360
Cyphomyia. P 94, 419
Cyphon. j v, 161. P 52, 41;
353; °66, 347
Cyphones. P ’52, 41
Cyphonide. P 745, 222; ’53, 351, 358
Cyphononyx. P 96, 551; "97, 252,
265; 799, 196
Cyphophorus. ov 35, 7%
Cyphornis. J IX, 449-452
Cyphosoma. P ’90, 451, 455
vi, 93, 202; viii, 222. P
47, 282; °48, 98; ’55,
; 761, 430; °62, 567; '71,
143; ’78, 302, 399; ’79, 222;
82, 167, 168, 198, 204, 209; ’84,
104; ’91, 52, 143; ’93, 310-312;
95, 78; °96, 476, 477; ’97, 328;
799, 77; '05, 23, 292. J I, 113;
IV, 391; VIII, 360; TX, 145, 148
Cypredia. P 55, 262; ’79, 222; ’84,
104; ’99, 78
a “ere P ‘62, 567; ’91, 52; 05,
Cypressoerinites. P ’86, 100, 105
ricardia. j vii, 236. P ’48, 98;
55, 340, 341; ’63, 188; 765, 110,
127, 247; °71, 165; °77, 22; 05,
120
Cypricardina.
ricardites.
"TT, 262,
53,
P ’71, 163
j viii, 231, 244. P
"71, 164, 322
rimeria. P ’64, 212;
"77, 22, 23; 793, 221, 222 ;
J VIII, 318
rina. vi, 120. P 57, 111, 128,
143; ’60, 179, 267, 426; ’61, 27,
419, 420; ’62, 574; ’65, 72; 77,
23; ’80, 33; 788, 124; ’97, 428
eyrineformis (Cyrena). P ’61, 125
rinella. P ’56, 196; ’59, 58; 61,
522; 64, 279, 281; 67, 157, "161;
"77, 78, 91; 10, 279, 280
Cyprini. P 56, 168
Cyprinide. P ’54, 27, 153;
61, 7; 64, 212; ’68, 297;
132, 153, 165; °92, 242; 93, 19;
97, 57; 7°99, 179; ’04, 244; 705,
479; 08, 517-553. J VI, 79, 209,
226: XU, 500
Cypriniformes. PGs
Cyprinine. P ’62, 282
rinodon. j ii, 2. P 753, 389;
"59, 157, 158; 61, 2; ’62, 332; ’63,
332; 77, 84, 214; 06, 88, 89,
101, 485; 710, 600
76, 308;
05, 15.
60, 426;
83, 34,
502
Cyprinodontide. P ’03, 737.
208, 238; VIII, 185
Cyprinoide. P ’61, 7;
257
cyprinoides
72, 245
(Clupea). P ’97, 63
(Curimata). P ’06, 300
(Curimatus). P ’71, 258, 291;
06, 300, 305
(Cyrena). P ’60, 267, 277
(Gobiomorphus). P ’63, 270
(Megalops). P ’82, 307; ’97,
3
han ee
62, 282; 763,
(Astarte). P ’61, 31;
(Mormyrops). P ’62, 444
(Mormyrus). P ’62, 444
(Salmo). P ’06, 300
(Velorita). P ’60, 267
Cyprinus. j i, 85, 88, 91, 134, 419.
P ’56, 167, 169, 189, 196, 195, 196,
201, 209 ; 61, 154; 77, 84, 88, 89,
90, ‘94, 95, 97: 82, 307; 85, 15-18;
90, 50; °92, 242; '97, 57; ’01,
340; ’05, 483; ’06, 121; ’08, 81.
J XII, 500
cyprinus (Catostomus). P ’77, 89,
97
(Pinnularia). P ’61, 71
Cypripedium. P ’58, 120, 123; ’60,
200, 304; ’63, 76; ’85, 30, 116;
’88, 396; ’91, 434; ’98, 409; 1900,
485
Cypris. P ’41, 53; ’42, 166, 184;
54, 164; ’56, 278; ’57, 150, 158;
58, 159; ’09, 108
Cypselide. P ’63, 286; ’66, 57; 69,
212; ’83, 64
Cypseloides. P ’93, 22, 43, 62; ’09,
360
Cypselus. j iv, 255, 256; vii, 193;
viii, 155. P 50, 57; ’53, 269; 754,
118; ’57, 38, 202; ’59, 33; ’62,
318; ’63, 287; ’66, 57; ’99, 33,
43; ’06,. 186, 190, 192,.198; ’09,
360
Cypsilurus. P ’82, 280;
Cyptobia. P ’51, 284
Cypturus. P ’52, 37
Cyrachea. P ’72, 87
cyraenopsis (Cyclas). P
Cyrba. P 1900, 540
Cyrena. j vii, 127. P ’43, 324, 327;
46, 23; °’48, 98; ’56, 114, 115,
279; °57, 120, 123, 124; ’60, 80,
90, 176, 267, 274, 432; ’61, 125;
62, 576; °70, 57; ’82, 155; ’91,
48; 798, 421; ’01, 406. J V, 377
Cyrene. P ’09, 222
Cyrenide. P ’60, 432;
62, 576; ’91, 48;
500, 562; ’01, 406;
173
99, 482
60, 290
61, 210, 398;
94, 29; 796,
05, 749; 706,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Cyrenodonax. P ’05, 749
Cyrenoida. P ’72, 93 4
cyrenoides (Rangia). j vii, 125. P
48, 105; 60, 232 ‘
(Unio). P 53, 248
Cyrilla. j vii, 95
Cyrtacanthacris. P ’71, 149;
Cyrtanthera. P ’58, 132
Cyrtauchenius. P ’88, 216
Cyrthia. P ’97, 449
Cyrtia. P ’65, 275; ’79, 43
Cyrtidocrinus. P ’79, 286, 368;
65, 68; ’88, 357
Cyrtinus. J II, 143, 166
Cyrtoceras. P 743, 331, 334;
130; ’60, 468; ’61, 148; ’63, 23; —
65, 132; ’68, 286; °71, 86; °76,33; —
88, 247 .
Cyrtocharax. P ’06, 454
Cyrtodactylus. P ’63, 102
Cyrtodaria. P ’77, 24
Cyrtograpsus. P 51, 247, 250;
373; ’80, 188, 197
Cyrtolites. j viii, 234, 270
01, 376
’86,
61,
_ eyrtolites (Bellerophon). P ’62, 426; 4
63, 65, 131
P 90, 161, 167
"89, 288;
18;
(Capulus).
(Platyceras). P
167
Cyrtonotus. P ’73, 323
Cyrtonyx. P ’51, 221; 55, 318;
108; ’66, 95; 92, 114
Cyrtopelicanus. F ‘59, 109
Cyrtophorus. P ’82, 256; ’87, 342;
88, 79, 429; ’04, 131. J II, 29,
104
Cyrtophyllicus. P ’09, 413, 479
Cyrtophyllum. P ’83, 44
Cyrtophyllus. P ’07, 302
Cyrtopleura. P ’62, 201
90, %
59,
eyrtopsis (Eutenia). P ’60, 3338;
61, 299; 66, 306, 312; 83, 11;
01, 25
cyrtopsis ocellata (Eutenia). P
01, 25
cyrtopsis (Thamnophis). P ’61, 299
Cyrtorrhyncha. P ’63, 56
Cyrtotoma. P ’91, 325 4
Cyrtotes. P ’66, 21 ‘+
834,
Cyrtoxipha. P ’05, 49, 51, 54,
843; 7°10, 598
Cyrtoxiphus. P ’05, 834
Cyrtusa. P 753, 284; ’66, 369
Cysteodomus. P ’53, 328, 329; 754,
224. J IV, 11, 38
Cysticereus. P 56, 45; ’79, 11; 790,
416. J I, 302
Cysticopsis. P ’73, 250; 774, 56;
75, 148; °92, 214, 397
Cystidea. P ’65, 143, 145; '79, 229;
85, 297; ’86, 124; ’87, 101, 109
Cystignatha. J VIII, 113
____--- INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
P ’74, 124
P ’82, 329; 83, 34;
us. P 53, 420; 54, 60,
, 427; 60, 485; 62, 156,
63, 51; 64, 182; 66,
115, 249, 281, 311; °74,
91, 461; 08, 125. J
VL, 72, 91, 112
um. P ’86, 46, 49
P ’81, 404
a. P 69, 87; 81, 177
tophora. P 65, 273; ’82, 317,
98 424. J VIL, 416; IX,
P ’60, 515; 63, 80;
2 o8; 93, 215. J I, 201
mus. J Il, 282
P 704, 10
i, 439. P 62, 429; 65,
331; 788, 170, 243, 246
ii, 274; iv, 149; vi,
eh: 212, 216, 261; vii,
132, 149, 153, 252;
183, 210, 293.’ P °41, 28; =
ay 47, tg 48, 98; 753
oy 29; %56, 83, 272, asa?
7, 111; 58, 114; °60, 185, 426;
443; ’62, 575; ’64, 212; 71,
136, 177, 23; _'79, 219; 80,
; 782, 155- 164, 212; 87,
: ‘39, 142; 790, 144,
A 114130, "145, 252 ;
oe 04, 551, 553; 05,
130; Il, 203 ; 2,
4 "333, 344, 372; Ix, 135,
-151
rea (Aplopus). P 04, 63
' (Chlorodius). P ’52, 79; ’58,
61, wes
fs lapopes). rE: Us,
he (Coxbieala. a
> 3 762
ea). 60, 176, 432
Ss P ag, 331, 332. J If,
60,
psis. P ’90, 402
P '54, 115; ’66, 347
(Drepanolobus). P
7
_ (Hosackia). P 63, 347
P 93, 142, 160; 94, 359;
ES il, 280
63,
P °81, 266-296, 404
J U, 283
P 62, 126
opsis. P ’62, 126
"J VI, 69, 85-92; VIII,
503
Cyttus. P ’62, 126
Cyzicus. P 54, 3
Daba. P ’07, 252
Daboia. P ’59, 335
Dacelo. P ’99, 46; ’02, 675
Daene. P ’54, 158; ’66, 348
Dacnide. P ’66, 67
daenicolor (Agalychnis). P ’68, 31u
(Phyllomedusa). P ’64, 181.
J VI, 86
fos B iv, "she 195, 196, 274. P
erus. = 58, 74. J IV, 11
Dacosta. P ’61, 465, 473, 487
at var. awajiensis (Trishoplita).
ae wars 08, 455
dacrioidea tegus). =
224
Dacryomyces. P ’94, 324
Dactylagnus. P ’62, 504, 505
Dactylethra. P ’57, 65, 71, 72; ’62,
10, 222,
340; °65, 135; ’69, 941. J VI,
70, 106
dactylifera (Phoenix). P ’58, 122
dactyliformis (A izocrinus). P
86, 186, 189. J II, 91
(Poteriocrinus). P ’79, 335
19, ar npsmentae P 69, 138;
Dectyiinn. P °62, 191, 193, 194, 203,
Hl "63, 96, 145; °82, 164. J
Dactyliosolin. P 1900, 467
Dactyloa. P ’56, 223, 236; 68, 312
Dactylocrinus. P ’86, 65, 156, 157
ium. P °67, 24; °89, 361
dactyloides (Buchle). 'P °63, 78
(Pholfs). P *62, 196, 208, 209
ing (Poterioerinites). P 769, 1383
’(Scytalocrinus). P °79, 340
(Sesleria). P ’66, 343
Dactylolabis. P 59, 240; ’60, 16, 17
dactylomela (Aplysia). P ’88, 326;
99, 575
Dactylomyia. P ’95, 329
dactylon (Cynodon). P ’67, as, 23;
89, 361,
Dactylopagrus. P ’62, 114
Dactyloperes. P ’60, 480
Dactyloperus. P ’57, 197
Dactylophoride. P 703, 640
Dateylophorus. P ’02, 1s
Dactylopius. P ’99, 260, 265, 266
dactyloptera (Scorpzna). i og 285, 394
Dactylopterus. P 63, 177; 792, "249,
272; 1900, 516; 03, 169°
Dactylopus. x 59, 130
dactylopus (Callionymus). 2
129, 130
59,
_ Daetylortyx. P ’99, 20
504
Dactylosargus. P ’62, 110, 111
Dactyloscopine. P ’61, 111, 116, 263;
62, 504, 505
Dactyloscopus. P ’59, 182, 133;
61, 109, 117, 264; ’62, 501, 502,
504, 505
Dactylosparus. P ’62, 117
Dactylosphera. P ’67, 2
Dactylospheride. P ’67, 2
Dactylospherium. P ’75, 415
Dateyloteles. P ’60, 491
Dactylotum. P ’02, 725; ’04, 539,
572; ’06, 415; ’07, 576; ’08, 398
Dactylus. P ’62, 200, 203, 287, 563
584
dactylus (Calceocrinus).
(Cardita).
(Cheirocrinus).
(Dactylina). P
203, 204; ’63, 145
(Graphiocrinus).
(Lithodomus).
(Lyriocrinus). P ’81, 379
(Marsupiocrinites). P ’81, 379
(Pholas). P 62, 196, 203, 205,
9
,
P 86, 206
P 02, 706
P 86, 206
62, 194, 195,
P 79, 340
P ’48, 100
20
(Poteriocrinus). P ’79, 340
(Scytalocrinus). P ’79, 340
(Unio). P ’53, 248; 54, 245
Dacus. P ’94, 280
Dadocrinus. P ’86, 182, 184
Dedalea. J III, 214
dedalea (Clathurella). P ’73, 219
(Polyporus). J II, 278
dedaleum (Cerithium). P ’48, 98
deedalia (Bela). P ’82, 170
Dedalochila. P ’90, 299; ’92, 400
dedalus (Papilio). P "Sf 341
Demonocrinites. P ’81, 404
demonorum (Clausilia). P ’02, 381,
532; 704, 832, 833; ’08, 580
demonorum viva (Clausilia).
832, 833; 708, 580
Dafila. P ’53, 428;
62, 322; 64, 71; °66, 98; 69,
217; °71, 86; 75, 356; °83, 68;
89, 267; °93, 32, 60; 95, 468;
99, 467; 1900, 5; 05, 688; 08,
84. J I, 226; IX, 404, 410
dahlbomi (Bembex). P ’96, 552
(Chrysomela). P ’73, 47
Dahlia. P ’75, 18; ’84, 15, 210; ’97,
201; ’98, 391, 394, 396, 400
P ’04,
59, 109, 193;
dahomeyensis (Anodonta). P ’59,
154. J IV, 261
dahurica (Arctia). P ’60, 527
Daira. P 50, 29; ’58, 32
dairisama (Podisma). P ’02, 636
dakotaensis (Fusus). P ’56, 65, 282
(Solen). P ’57, 142
dakotense (Lophiostoma). P ’95, 420
(Fusus). P ’60, 421
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
dakotense. Continued. 9
(Ictops). P ’68, 816; ’92, 423. —
J VII, 21, 351, 358, 408 ee
(Mesonyx). P ’92, 306
(Neptunea). P ’60, 421 a
(Pharella). P ’60, 425; ’61, ©
419
(Solen). P ’60, 425 ;
Dalatias. P ’64, 264; 701, 332; ’08,69 —
Dalatiide. P ’01, 332; 708, 69 4
Dalea. P ’63, 59, 60; ’83, 296 a
dalecarlica (Fontinalis). P 55, 446 —
Dalibarda. P ’92, 371 :
dalila (Vlasta).
dallasiana (Anodonta).
J VI, 29
dalli (Cerion). P ’96, 327 4
(Chromodoris). P ’79, 72, 109 —
(Clausilia). P ’01, 656; 702,377 —
(Cuna). P 703, 756, 759 a
(Cyprea). P ’96, 474 4
(Dendronotus). P ’79, 72, 94 —
(Glandina). P ’99, 396; 703, ©
772 :
P '96, 269
P 04, 410,
417 4
(Sonorella). P 705, 259, 265, —
266; 09, 496-499 4g
(Turbonilla). P ’99, 146, 169, ©
3
P 95, 67; '05, —
353; ’07, 230
dalliana (Bifidaria). P 799, 404; —
1900, 429, 593, 606; 10, 52, 136, —
143 7
(Divaricella). P ’01, 184
(Lucina). P ’01, 184
(Vertigo). P 1900, 610
(Vitrea). P 06, 151, 152
dalliana roemeri (Vitrea). P
124, 151, 152 a
dallianus (Zonites). P ’89, 83, 197; —
P ’87, 32, 84 7
06, 152
P 76, 211, @
P 97, 415 3
P ’63, 190. —
(Pachycheilus).
(Pecilozonites).
17
(Volutilithes).
Dalliconcha.
dallii (Macrorhynchia).
231 5
P ’88, 119 i
P 65, 264, 265, 266; "95, —
331. J VIII, 305
Dalmanites. P ’71, 91; 789, 167 4
dalmasiana (Polygala). P 58,125 —
dalyanus (Actinocrinus). P ’85, 334 —
Dama. P ’68, 247; 775, 41 a
damacenus (Helix). P 1900, 101
damecornis (Chama). P ’72, 118
Dameus. P ’04, 146 a
Damalichthys. P ’55, 321; ’62, 274, —
275
damalis (Carpiodes). P ’56, 170;
64, 285; ’65, 85; 704, 243
Damaliseus. P ’96, 518
is (Turtur).
ensis (Unio).
55
(Helix).
P 05, 757
P ’63, 190.
P ’58, 197
3
100 P °75, 76; ’80, 249, 256;
», 47; 1900, 207, 248
Ammonites). J VIII, 311
78, 312; 798,
Melonites). P ’60, 397,
Odontocheile). P 2
¥ 56, 280
P’
42, 144
P 09, 497,
58, 139.
mmoniensis (Crassina). P °72, 247
EPanthonia. P 63, 78; ’80, 343; ’87,
392; 789, 58; 91, 301; 1900, ” 483:
10, 545, 555
Danuria. P ’03, 718
danvillensis (Nautilus).
_ Dapediidae. J IX, 441
_ daphneus ( rata P 94, 277
Daphne. P 58, 127; 91, 281
_ daphne (Actinocrinus). P ’81, 317
F _ Daphnella. P °73, 229; 01, 385;
04, 8. J IV, 285
Daphnia. ji, 440. P ’42, 184, 196;
"01, 145; ’08, 412, 425
be
O01
ii (Anodonta). P
365
P 78, 36
____--NDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
505
daphnidis (Spheria). P 95, 31
Daphnis. J IV, 154
Daphenus. P ’53, 393; ’54, 157;
57, 90; ’89, 211. J VII, 369; IX,
523, 525
Daptinus. P ’73, 339
Daption. P ’62, 327; ’66, 26, 134,
136, 137-161, 192; ’69, 206, 213
Daptioner. P ’66, 134
Daptophilus. P ’79, 170
Daptus. P ’43, 297
Darapsa. J IV, 126, 127, 146, 147
Dardania. P ’97, 361, 480
Daremma. J IV, 126, 186
dariena (Clementia). J VIII, 344
(Cytherea). J VIII, 344
(Meretrix). J VIII, 344
(Tellina). J VIII, 343
dariensis (Anodonta). P 758, 139.
J IV, 230
(Unio). P ’53, 248. J V, 401
Darippe. P ’91, 216
darlingtoniana (Crategus). P
635, 653
darnleyensis (Apogonichthys). P ’07,
433
darrellianus (Erigeron). P 09, 494
05,
(Atropos).
‘ (Bulimulus).
(Bulimus).
4 96, 397, 424,
P ’96, 439
(Corynura). P ’01, 220
(Corynuropsis). P 701, 220
(Gryphea). J VIII, 323
(Nesiotes). P ’96, 439
(Omphalostyla). P ’96, 439
(Sebastodes). P ’99, 360
darwinianus (Pecten). J VIII, 336
(Pleuronectia). J VIII, 336
darwinii (Astarte). J VIII, 319
(Berberis). P ’58, 125
(Cossyphus). P ’64, 59;
359
(Hemimactra). J VIII, 333
(Jouannetia). P ’62, 194, 216
(Mactra). J VIII, 333
(Pholas). P 62, 196, 215
(Pimelometopon). P ’64, 59;
99, 359
(Pleurodema).
(Pleuronectia).
(Polyeladus).
(Proctotretus).
(Rhinoderma).
(Trochocopus).
99, 359
(Zirphea). P ’62, 197, 215
Dasealia. P ’07, 498
Dascillus. P 53, 229, 351
Daseyllus. P ’59, 283, 289;
63, 214. J XII, 533
99,
P 53, 420
J VIII, 347
P '57, 25
P 57, 198
J VI, 196
P65,
qi i
62, 149;
506
Dasya. P ’57, 74
Dasyatide. P °92, 240; °97, 56, 93;
98, 339; ’01, 337; ’07, 419; 10,
473
Dasyatiide. J XII, 499
Dasyatis. P ’92, 240; ’97, 56, 93;
98, 339; ’01, 337; ’06, 80; ’07,
419; 09, 408; °10, 473, 599. J.
XII, 499
Dasybatide. P ’05, 460; ’06, 80
Dasybatis. P ’01, 333
Dasybatus. P ’05, 460; ’06, 80;
09, 279
dasyearpum (Acer). P 758, 125;
60, 145; ’68, 140, 141; ’76, 330;
"77, 129; °78, 267; ’82, 9, 89; 83,
74; ’88, 392; ’90, 275; ’01, 358;
02, 667
Dasycephala. P ’59, 44
dasycephalum (Troximon). P ’63, 69
dasycerus (Ecyrus). J II, 160
(Exocentrus). J II, 160
(Lamia). jv, 270. J II, 160
Dasychira. P ’92, 158
Dasychone. P ’04, 164
Desyclader. P ’89, 351
dasydactylus (Palemon). P 71,
225; 793, 12
Dasydera. P ’61, 845
Dasyleurotettix. P ’04, 658
Dasylirion. P ’03, 17; ’09, 113, 142
Dasyllis. P ’95, 324
Dasypeltis. P ’62, 191
Dasyphora. P ’98, 181
dasyphylla (Chondria). P ’55, 412
dasyphyllum (Trifolium). P ’63, 59
Dasypodide. P ’82, 321
dasypodus (Pilumnus). P ’79, 397
Dasypogon. j iii, 50; vi, 158
Dasyprocta. P ’78, 62, 71; 780, 386,
392, 396
Dasypterus. P ’02, 392
Dasyptilus. P ’62, 232
Dasypus. P °44, 12; ’68, 262; 94,
113, 114; ’01, 366; ’04, 477. J
VII, 259; IX, 262
Dasyrhamphus. P ’72, 175, 179, 196
Dasyscelus. P ’07, 388
Dasyscypha. P ’02, 469, 473, 479, 496
Dasyspora. J II, 281
Dasystoma. P 1900, 484; 710, 546,
573, 582
dasystoma (Mallodon). J II, 112
dasystomus (Mallodon). J IV, 40
(Prionus). j iii, 326. J II,
112; IV, 40
dasytemus (Mallodon). P ’78, 314
Dasytes. P ’52, 168; ’53, 351; ’58,
71; 59, 75; ’66, 349, 351, 353, 354-
361; ’73, 333. 3 IV, 4, 36
Dasytini. P ’52, 168; 66, 349
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
82, 321. J
Dasyuride. P ’68, 285;
IX, 206, 259 9
Dasyurus. P ’75, 446; ’87, 291; ’92, ©
412; 04, 154
Datames. P ’01, 594; 704, 89
Datnia. P ’61, 45; ’63, 83
datnia (Betta). Pp 05, 504
(Chrysophrys). Pp 05, 504 ~
Datnioides. P ’62, 238; 05, 504 ;
datnioides ( Psammoperea). P 60,3
109
Datura. P 60, 304; '70, 102; 77,
01, 455; 702, 663;
108; ’89, 395;
P '68, 161. J VI, —
704, 109
datus (Unio).
P 4, 9
299
daubentoni (Spermophila).
253
Daubentonia. P ’67, 38
daubentonii (Caranx). P ’62, 432
(Tarsius). P ’97, 35
Daubentonioidea. P ’83, 79, 80 :
daubréei (Plesiadapis). P ’90, 54,55 —
Daubrélite. P ’76, 87 4
Daucus. P ’89, 384; ’96, 216; 1900, —
J IV, 143
660
daucus (Deilephila).
(Sphinx). J IV, 143
Daudebardia. P ’75, 146
daudinii (Clelia). P 60, 261 ;
(Smilisea). P °71, 205 ‘
daulinia (Smilisca). P 7’65, 194; —
08, 125 “s
Daulis. P ’52, 131
Dauria. P ’99, 211
daurica (Hirundo). P ’64, 257
Daurua. P ’82, 279 ee
dautzenbergiana (Urocoptis). P ’98, —
276 . al
dautzenbergianus (Macrodontes). P
98, 471, 472 os
(Odontostomus). P ’98, 472
dauuricus (Corvus). P ’91, 447
davidsoni (A best P ’73, =
(Nomada). P ’03, 575, 560
(Platidia). P 73. 192
(Terebratula). P 73. 178; 91,
165
(Terebratulina). P ’73, 180
(Zellania). P ’73, 193° a
davidsonii (Dascyllus). P ’59, 288,
289 ;
(Eschrichtius). P ’72, 80 3
davisanus (Homocrinus). P ’86, 144 —
(Poteriocrinus). P ’86, 144 —
davisii (Carex). P ’87, 73
(Cereospora). P ’91, 89
(Gleosporium).
(Lingulella). P ’71, 185
(Plenoculus). P ’93, 536, 537
(Sphecodes). P ’98, 56
(1x00. P ’99, 213
rmenopus ) P 703,
nyeteris). P
"104, 252, 255
; (Chilonycteris).
rmonotus). P .”
EChilocyeteria)”
255
717
89, 331;
P 04,
251-256
P 04,
P 04, 251, 252,
(Didymictis). P °92,
_(Cardium). P ’62, 58
Evotomys). P 94, 285
felanoplus). P ’06, 408
Spongilla). P °87, 187
Pellimya). P ’72, 228
‘Giylerpeton)._ Pp 68, 214
a). 03, 732
Pp 163, o4
963, 224
j ii, 159. P 06,
Pteror otus).
i rey :
tirichthys).
mj
i
P
tus ozarkensis (Bulimulus). P
5, 131, 136
tus pasonis (Bulimulus). P
"aug 706, 131, 139
ub pecosensis (Bulimulus). P
125, 131-133, 138, 139
ragsdalei (Bulimulus). P
“124, 131, 133, 136-139, 142
tu schiedeanus (Bulimulus). r
764; ’06, 138
ealbatu -(Bolimulus). P ’90, 64;
2 493; 703, 204, 764; 06, 131-
a a
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|
i
534°
batus (Bulimus). P ’57, 192;
98, 206; °73, 248; ’75, 155, 224;
9, 208
niana (Helix). P ’90, 188
(Planispira). P ’90, 188
nessii (Asterinula). P ’93, 159 ©
(Calonectria). P ’90, 245
(Cylindrosporium). P ’91, 83
(Diplodia). P ’91, 79
re). i's 93,” 146
(Ceronia). P ’88, 332
) (Elaphidion). P 53, 442. —
7 TV, 40 |
BE Say P 1900, 737 ©
(Paspalum). P ’86, 285
"debits (Acupalpus). P ’68, 382
507
P 1900, 735, 737
P °62, 371, 401
P 54,
debilis (Anaulus).
(Betis).
pnts
(Bufo). 54, 87;
66, 310; 792, 339, "337
(Cantharis). P 53, 344
(Carex). P ’87, 73
be var. pubera (Carex). P
debilis (Chrysobothris). P °73, 90
(Corbicula). P 60, 269
ene) P 58, 64. J
"(Cyrena). P 60, 269, 277
(Eleodes). P 45, 369; ’53,
351; °58, 181, 185. J IV, 37
(Ernobius). P ’65, 224, 225
(Eulima). P ’05, 110
‘oom: J Ii, 2
ymnopternus).
(Gynnis). J Ill, 262
(Hemiteles).
62, 358;
87,
09, 394
(Leander). P 60, 40: 193) 120
(Leptopodia). P ’79, 384
(Metargyra). P ’09, "208
(
651;
(Seymnus).
(Sericosomus). P
(Squalodon). P
J Vil, 415
(Tmeticus). P
311, 313, 338
(Viola).
695
(Micrathyria). P ’08, 489
(Monoxia). P ’65, 221, 222;
73, 56
(CEdothorax). P ’05, 311
(Palemon). P ’52, 26; ’60, 40
(Phoea). P 56, 265. J VII,
415
eer age P ’08, 360
f P 73, 2138
(Saxifraga). P 63, 62
i P 1900,’ 643, 646,
02, 643, 645, 646
P 2, 187
159, 72
67, 144, 151,
92, 40; 05,
j vii, 15. P ’03, 693,
(Poteriocrinus). P
79, 340
(Seaphiocrinus).
(Seytalocrinus). P
P '65, 158
"79, 340
| Deeactylus. P ’77, 87. J VI, 236
Decadactylocrinites. P ’81, 404
decadactylus (Actinocrinus). P
295, 317
(Beryx). P ’62, 238
(Carpoerinus). P ’81, 281
(Ctenocrinus). P ’81, 295
(Cyathoerinus). P ’79, 340
(Dimerocrinus). P ’81, 373
(Glyptocrinus). P ’81, 181,
214, 362; °85, 250, 307
81,
508
decadactylus. Continued.
(Habrocrinus). P ’81, 281
(Melocrinus). P ’81, 295, 317
(Polynemus). P ’61, 277
(Poteriocrinus). P ’60, 394;
79, 340
(Scaphiocrinus). P ’60, 394;
69, 138
(Seytalocrinus). P ’79, 340
Decadocrinus. P ’79, 285, 332, 342,
343; ’86, 115, 156, 162
decagonalis (Laganum). P
decagonus (Agonus). P
84, 103
(Hippocephalus). P ’82, 278
(Platycrinus). P ’86, 96
(Stortingocrinus). P ’86, 96
decampii (Goniobasis). P ’63, 154;
64, 35. J VI, 138
decandra (Phytolacca). P ’60, 512;
70, 102; ’86, 345; ’90, 272; 1900,
646; ’02, 652, 667; ’09, 491
decapetalus (Helianthus). P ’60, 514
decaphylla (Oxalis). P ’98, 386
(Tritonia). P ’79, 97
decaphyllus (Lathyrus). J III, 85
decapitata (Caducifer). P ’04, 594
(Melantho). P ’63, 39
(Paludina). P ’60, 71
(Tritonidea). P ’04, 594
(Viviparus). P ’63, 39-
decapitatus (Cumia). P ’04, 23
(Triton). P ’04, 592, 594
91, 214
83, 293;
Decapoda. j ii, 86. P ’50, 23;
765, 50
Decapotoma. P ’08, 601, 602, 604
Decapterus. P ’60, 261;
431; ’92, 257;
118; ’05, 67
Decaptus. P ’62, 239, 441;
Decatoma. P ’08, 602
decedens (Pompilus). P ’97, 250
decemeostata eiaoasamaeat & P 78,
52; 782, 15
62, 239,
97, 72, 100; 99,
89, 42
decemguttatus (Mycetophagus). P
44, 113
decemlineata (Chrysomela). P ’73, 47
(Doryphora). j iii, 458. P
56, 30. J IV, 41
(Melolontha). j iii, 246. P
54, 218. J III, 230, 235; IV, 33
(Polyphylla). J III, 230
decemlineatus (Cnemidophorus). P
60, 482
(Evoplites). J XII, 524
decemlirata (Aporrhais). J III, 880
decemmaculata (Coccinella). J IV, 42
decemnaria (Eryphila). P ’05, 14
(Gouldia). P ’05, 14
decemnarius (Pecten). j vii, 151. P
43, 305; 748, 103; ’62, 581; ’81,
418; ’82, 158
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
decemnotata (Cicindela). j i, 19
(Colaspis). j iii, 445 4
decemnotatus (Xanthonia). P ya
34 a
P 05, 311 —
decemoculata (Erigone).
(Neriene). P ’05, 311 e
decemoculatus (Lophocarenum). P
05, 311 :
(GEdothorax). P ’05, 311
decempunctata (Nomada). P ’03, ©
559, 569, 576, 613, 565 |
(Xanthidium). P ’03, 565
decempustulata (Brachiacantha). Pa
52, 133
’(Coceinella). P ’47, 179 q
(Hyperaspis). P 747, 179; —
52, 133
decemradiata (Solaster). P ’89, 171;
01, 176
decens (Anchomenus). P 743, 296
(Platynus). P ’54, 44
decentis (Anchomenus). P ’54, 44
(Feronia). P ’54, 44
decepta (Amastra). P ’88, 51
(Diseolia). P ’96, 299
(Prosthesima).
(Seolia). P 96, 299 5
deceptor (Chondropoma). P 782,105
(Hemistigmoides). P 99, 229,
241 2
(Melanoplus). P ’10, 633 x
P 97, 245, 259,
(Pompilus).
dechenii cre J IX, 429
dechilapa be SL: .
decidiosa (Limnea). P 61, 309, 398
decidua (Lachnosterna). J III, 246 —
260
P 65, 187
Decidia. P ’04
deciduum (Melanomma). P ’93, 445 4
decimeostatus (Fusus). % 214 a
decimguttatus (Hycleus). P ’08, 604
decimlineata (Polyphylla). J IV, 12, 4
33 q
decimpunctata (Diabrotica). P 59, —
82 d
decipiens (Acanthoderes). J II, 176 —
(Achatinella). P ’88, 31
(Acmeodera). P ’66, 348, 382,
383
(AZgomorphus). J II, 176
(Agave). P ’04, 611
(Agonum). P ’54, 53
(Aleyrodes). P ’02, 281
(Anaplecta). P ’05, 791, 839
(Bembidium). P 757, 5
(Biddulphia). P 790, 137;
1900, 693, 716
(Bulimella). P ’88, 29
(Chaetetes). P ’66, 116
(Chrysomela). P 56, 33
(Coccosteus). P 710, 658-663
(Concholepas). P ’91, 59
cipiens. Continued.
(Crassatella). P ’72, 250
P ’60, 277
P 53, $47
153
j vii, 239
j viii, 223. P ’61,
; 60, 18; 61, 2, 307;
P 93, 222; 705, 18.
vipara). P 61, 307, 397;
: 29
oma).
. P °48, 100
P 52, 39. J IV, 31
Limopsis). J IV, 297
(Melantho). P ’72, 102, 115
(Pectunculus). P ’48, 104
(Unio). P 753, 248; "954, 243 ;
TT, A vil V, 405
P 94, 25
Yr ." 155
w= (Laptoere). Pr "166, 341
urotoma). P 47, 285. J
re BD (Garton). J VII, 374
(Sinoxylon). P 59, 76
(Trachycardium ). zs VIII, 374
Epectivitrons (Glyphidodon). P 63,
"(Busehistodus), P 62, 146;
e (Grapsus). P ’80, 192, 199
_ declivis (Anodonta). P ’53, 263
Be (Balanus). P ’07, 362
(Bellerophron). j viii, 269
(Beluga). P 65, 278; ’69, 24,
7
(Limopsis). J IV, 297
(Peetuneulus). P ’48, 104
(Scintilla). P ’72, 223
a (Sigaretus). P 748, 105; ’79,
me 224; 984, 104; 90, 399; '95, 116
a (Stomatia). P 754, 30
¥ (Tellina). vii, 181. P 48,
" 106; '62, 573; ’82, 158; ’87, 341,
401, 403; ’90, 144
______INDEX“TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
509
declivis. Continued.
(Unio). P 753, 248, 249, 257,
268. J II, 296; V, 437
4 ( Vallonia). P 93, 241, 257,
Bae var. altilis (Vallonia). P
93, 258
declivum (Pleurotoma). P ’48, 104
declivus (Psammobia). P ’98, 61
Decodon. P ’62, 240
decodon (Centropyx). P ’61, 495.
J VIII, 162
decollata (Anomia). P 773, 193
(Argiope). P ’73, 193
(Cylindrella). P ’60, 153
(Megathyris). P 73, 193
(Rumina). P 89, 194, 207;
10, 665- 668.
(Stenogyra). P 73, 247; 775,
153, 187; ’76, 127; 90, 299
(Terebratula). P ’73, 193
(Thaumasia). P 267, 268
decollatus (Bulimus). P ’58, 206
(Triton). P 704, 595
decolor (Sacium). P ’52, 145
decolorata (Apatura). P ’57, 7
(Centrodera). J I, 325
(Glypta). P ’73, 406
(Helicina).
(Pseudometa). P ’09, 209
(Urocoptis). P ’98, 277
decoloratum (A<cidium).
(Rhamnusium). J I, 325
decoloratus (Dicelus).
decora (Achatinella). P ’88, 38, 40
(Ahaetulla). P ’60, 556
(Anodonta). P 753, 263; 758,
13. J IV, 49; V, 452
(Apex). Fb 88, 38, 39
(Buprestis). P ’57, 8
(Charadra). P 775, 55
(Eecpantheria). P ’60, 523, 525
(Elaphroptera). P ’98, 72
(Ephemera). P ’62, 376, 401
(Feronia). P 754,46. JIV, 28
(Goniobasis). P ’64, 34
(Galeruca). P ’65, 214, 217;
66, 348
(Helicter). P ’88, 38
(Hirudo). P 68, 229, 230;
70, 89
(Laminella). P ’88, 38
(Leptauchenia). P 756, 88,
164; 757, 89, 158; ’58, 25, 157.
J VII, 20, 127, 356, 381
(Melania). P 764, 34
(Psammobia). P ’98, 61. JI,
214
(Pupa). P 758, 208; ’75, 153,
189; ’89, 206, 411; 799, 315; 1900,
600, 609
(Surirella). P ’65, 16
510
decora. Continued.
(Tellina).
(Xabea). -
decorata (Bathyphantes).
‘(Coronella). P
101
(Decapotoma).
(Dictyna).
(Gallerueca). j
65, 206
(Goniobasis).
(Joppa). P
(Melania).
(Mylabris). P ’08,
(Pepsis). P ’97, 2
(Phyllobrotica).
208
(Rhadinea).
VITI, 138, 140
(Tornatina).
decoratus (Bassus).
(Calamites).
(Diadophis).
(Elaps). P ’60, 73
(Euealyptocrinus).
(Pachybrachis). J
(Peltonotellus). P
(Polyblastus).
(Promicropterus).
70, 119; °84, 99
(Triforis). P
(Unio). P
P
P
P 60,
ze
P ’
91,
decoris (Hepatus).
decornis (Actinocrinus).
(Doryerinus).
decorosus (Ichneumon).
125
(Mesoleptus).
decorticans (Valsa).
decorticata (Helix).
(Partula). P ’85, 2
387, 409; IX, 68
(Pitys).
(Unio). P
decorticate (Achatinella).
decorum (Ageneotettix).
(Callidium). J II,
(Delphinium).
decorus (Anchomenus).
54, 46
(Arhopalus).
(Bulimus).
(Cancer).
(Clytus).
(Coluber). P
(Dendrophis).
(Eucalyptocrinus).
(Gorytes).
(Hepatus).
403
(Hypanthoerinus).
r
P
P
P
88,
60,
60, 250;
P
65, 197.
5 i,
3 v, 219
P ’05, 835
P 92, 44
63,
08, 604
459.
P 92, 28
iii,
P
64, 25
73, 131
553
604
81
64, 25
65, 206,
J
P 04, 37
78, 875 ©
P 60, 436
P ’60, 250
P '85, 355
I, 246
07, 492
P °94, 189
P 63, 164;
53
53, 248
decorella (Mordellistena).
FP °73,- 136
P ’62, 49
P 781, 358
P 81, 353
P 73, 107,
73, 391
"77, 116
J VIII, 387
10. J VIII,
J VIII, 387
53, 257
P '88, 45
P
18
J II, 80
P ’43, 296;
18
38
79, 403
P '73, 336
556
P 60, 556
P 85, 355
P '95, 519, 585
P '78, 324;
79,
P ’85, 355
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
06, 371 |
(Labeo). P ’97, 58
(Melanoplus). P 710, i 634. a
25, 29; ’58, 234
(Platyearcinus). P ’50, 29
12, 28
(Sargus). P ’95, 320 ‘_
P 93, 506, 524 ‘
(Thynnus). b
decostigma (Cicindela).
Dectes. P ’62, 38, 39. J II, 141-144
Decticadapis. "p *s90, 57 i
decumana (Citrus). P ’89, 370
(Pupa). P 96, 321, 328
decumanus (Coehlodonta).. P 96, 328° 4
(Helix). “P ’96, 328 ‘a
Vi; 1¢ E
74, 173; °79, 11; 94, 159,
390; 96, 192, 540; 97, "28, 215
(Xanthornus). P
decumbens (Calophanes).
175
(Homalobus). a 63, 60
P ’63, 347 zh
decumbens var. glabriuseula (Hosae- A
kia). J ITI, 39 7
j vii,
decorus. Continued.
(Pagurus). j viii, 184. P 50,4
(Platynus). P 54, 46. J IV,
(Tachysphex).
P 98, 2 :
P 753, 439;
66, 363. J IV, 27
Decticus. P 701, 374
(Strophia). P 74, 085 75, 191
(Mus). P 67, 136;
(Ostinops). Pp 799, "307
(Hemizonia). P ’48, 21. ? a «
(Hosackia).
decumbens (Lithospermum).
44
98
(Sagina). P 1900, 665; 0,
decurrens (Gnaphalium).
72, 33, 355 q
02, 499; 703, 5 4
decurtata (Phimothyra). P 68, 310; :
decussata (Atrypa). j viii, 235
72,447
(Cucullea).
195
(Myrtea). P ,’72, 88
01, 648
81, 446 |
56, 237
989,
(CEnothera). J ITI, 87
(Petalostemon). j vii
661 A
(Unio). P ’61, 40, oo 87 oe
P 63, 67 a
(Jussiewa). P ’67, 19
(Libocedrus). P
(Ptychodus). P ’68, 207
(Turbinaria). P 57, 74
01, 64 a
decurtatus (Lytorhynchus). P 01, ~
64 :
(Phyllorhynechus). P ’01, 64
(Chama). P
(Clausilia). P
Re
(Emys). P ’54, 103;
(Glandina). P ’75, 152;
(Mangilia). P ’04, 10
(Melania). P ’02, 120
(Ptychemys). 'P 165, 187
aeeeernued.
ys 3 Pp 06, 49
ercbratals) P "73, 187
: | (Bullimus) P °85, 217
). P-’85, 217. J IX,
(Epimephelus). P ’82,
. P 07, 214
P ’48, 100
P ’82, 306
P "63, »206;
J XII, 525
eptaxis). P ’97, 479
i ( clas). P ’60, 290
> P ’60, 290
ium). P ’60, 290
a (Cerithium). P ’62, 566
(Odostomia). P ’62, 566
esopupa). P 02, 31
(Crain) e 05, 585, 602
P °72, 32; ’99, 202
i (Sturnella).| P ’66, 25
2 rupialisy P 66, 25
nita (Crategus). P °05, 635, 646,
47
afinitu (Limonius). P 45, 268
ta (Strophomena). P 43, 381,
de! (Hyopotamus). J IX, 461
* Sf Planorbis). P 56, 260; ’60,
“y 115 61, 309; °72, 103
d andum Ela shidion). P II, 12
" (Oxytropis). P 63, 60
(Pleetotropis). P 01, 563
exum (Gayophytum). P 63, 61
xus (Amarantus). P ’77, 108
(Etisus). P ’52, 76
lorata (Asaphis). P ’91, 48; ’98,
(Capsa). P ’98, 60
(Venus). P ’98, 59
defodiens (Necrophorus). P
278; ’66, 367
oe ‘(Eumenes). P 99, 453,
P °86, 273
Baeformans (Exoaseus).
53,
a). P ’07, 194, 210-218
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d1l
deformis (Cladonia). P ’93, 216
(Inoceramus). P ’76, 274
(Irpex). J III, 217
(Pagurus). j viii, 133
(Stricklandinia). P ’70, 37 .-
(Valsa). P ’77, 125; ’78, 88
(Venus). j iv, 148. P ’48,
107; ’62, 574
Defrancia. P ’82, 209
defrancii (Cyprina). P ’61, 29, 32
(Voluta). P ’48, 107; ’90, 397
defuncta (Limnobia). P ’59, 205,
213
de gagei (Pitys). P ’79, 18
(Suecinea). P ’79, 26. J IX,
05, 818,
86
degeeri (Cocconotus). P
842
(Meroncidium). P ’05, 817, 818
Degeeria. P ’95, 334; ’99, 136
degeerii (Atreus). J V, 362
Seorpio). J V, 362
degener (Celestus). P ’68, 123, 124
(Diploglossus). P ’68, 311
degenerata (Clausilia). P ’08, 569
degenerata nakadiana (Clausilia). P
08, 569
degeneratus (Chelifer). P ’01, 594
(Macrodontes). P ’98, 471, 473
(Odontostomus). P ’98, 473
degenhardtii (Hamites). J VIII, 309
(Hamulina). J VIII, 309
(Stenorhina). P ’71, 205. J
VIII, 142
deganhardtt apiata (Stenorhina). J
degenhardtii freminvillei
hina). J VIII, 142
degenhardatii ventralis (Stenorhina).
J VIII, 142
degesta (Allocosa). P ’08, 163, 285,
P ’93,. 33, 60;
288, 513
deglandi (Oidemia).
98, 138; ’99, 28; 1900, 5, 20
dehaani (Geothelphusa). P 758, 101
(Papilio). P ’85, 84
(Poreellana). P 158, 229
(Sesarma). P ’58, 106;
214
(Thelphusa). P
5
(Stenor-
80,
58, 101; ’80,
dehaanii (Heteropteryx). P ’04, 89
dehiscens (Leptura). P ’59, 89, 291
(Lima). j vii, 24
(Unio). P 53, 262;
J V, 440
Deidamia. J IV, 128, 137
Deilemys. P ’74, 175
Deilephila. P ’96, 33; ’08, 92. J
IV, 127, 142
Deilus. J II, 8
56, 213.
512
Deinictis. P 756, 91; ’57, 90, 91,
158; 758, 158
Deinodon. P ’56, 72; ’57, 90
Deirochelys. P ’08, 114
deiroleucus (Faleo). P 770, 140
Deiropeda. P ’60, 260, 261
dejeanii (Dyschirius). Pty 70
(Omus). P 754, 16; 66, 395
dejecta (Helix). P 58 201
Dekaya. P ’65, 68; 180, 13
dekayi (Ameurus). P ’65, 87
(Arvicola). P 774, 187
(Bulla). P ’48, 97; ’87, 54
(Crocodilus). J Il, 135
(Cylichna). P ’87, 54
(Eutrephoceras). P ’05, 28
(Gasterostea). P 786, 236
(Gasterosteus). P 786, 236,
243, 251
(Homalonotus). P 83, 213
(Ischognathus). P 756, 237,
241; ’O1, 41
(Isuropsis). P 62, 235; 763,
333; ’64, 260; °77, 217
(Isurus). ’p 84, 100; ’04, 506
(Mosasaurus). P 759, 92
(Nautilus). j viii, 220. P 44,
85; °50, 675 °56, 267, 280; 57,
119, 126, 128, 153; 60, 419; 61,
419, 426, 428, 430; 76, 277; 05,
28. J Il, 324; IV, 276; VIII, 308
(Oxyrhina). P. ’64, "260
(Phycis). P ’63, 238
(Pimelodus). P ’59, 160
(Pygosteus). P 86, 236
(Sorex). j vii, 377
(Storeria). P ’93, 385; 795,
405; ’01, 41; 703, 554
(‘Tropidonotus). P 01, 41;
08, 121
Dekayia. P 766, 115
P ’89, 254, 257
dekayii (Acipenser).
P 748, 100
delabechii (Fusus).
delacouriana (Mangilia). P ’04, 10
delafieldii (Sylvia). j viii, 153. P
99, 17
(Trichas). P ’66, 69. J II,
263
delafossei (Trigonia). J VIII, 289,
320
delalandi (Toxocidaris). P ’63, 356
delalandii (Labrisomus). P ’60, 103;
82, 279
(Onychocephalus). P 60, 509.
J II, 302
(Rana). P ’68, 246
delamerei (Coliuspasser). P 05, 779
delaportei (Arconaia). P ’92, 132
de la touri (Diplomorpha). P ’86, 35
(Partula). P ’86, 35
INDEX TO GENERA,
SPECIES, ETC.
delattrei (Campers P ’60, at 4
(Mellisuga). P ’60, 47 3
(Tachyphonus). P 60, 142; i
65, 171; 99, 51 q
Delawareite. P ’66, 110, 112
delawarensis (Ammonites). j vi, 194, —
202; viii, 220. P ’46, 32; 57, 26;
58, 220; 98, 220, 222; 705, or ES
J IV, 308
(Calliste). P ’93, 221
(Caryatis). J IX, 121 oa
(Crassatella). P 76, 275; 05, |
14. J IV, 308; IX, 121
(Crassatellites). P ’05, 14
(Dione). P ’05, 16. J IV, 302 —
(Larus). P 59, 109; 61, 246; —
62, 302; 766, 99; 71, 39 $ 83, 68
193, 22, 30, 60. J IX, 398 :
(Voluta). P ’61, $22; 793, ©
220; °05, 25 al
(Volutilithes). P ’76, 290
(Volutoderma). P ’05, 25 ~~
Delawarite. P ’90, 109; ’92, 201 —
Deleaster. P ’66, 375 4
delecta (Cryptanura). P °73, 166,
P ’09, 223
167
(Cyrene). 4
Pa 189, a
200
delessei (Pleuraspidotherium). P 00, | *
“wee
a 5
delectata (Crategus).
54, 57
delessertianum (Aspergillum). P "61, 4
4
delessertianus (Brechites). P ’61, 490
delessertii (Fischeria). P ’61, 26 ee
(Lyria). P ’76, 290
deleta (Alea). P ’68, 4, 21
(Chrysobothris). P ’73, 90
(Eleodes). P 58, 181, 182
(Strangalia). J I, 328 aa
deletor (Melanoplus). P 705, 40; —
07, 297
deletus (Saprinus). P 52, 40
Delias. P ’85, 86 e
P 705, 585, 606 —
P 71, 168 ;
delicata (Crategus).
93, 35;
(Fenestella).
(Gallinago). P
473; '08, 98; °09, 356 |
(Glandina). P ’03, 771 _
delicata alticola (Glandina). P 08, 5
772 4
P ’98, 148
delicata (Ischnura).
delicatior (Paramys). 4
delicatissima (Surirella). P 63, 848;
65, 7 4
delicatissimus (Engraulis).
154
(Paramys). P ’71, 281 4
(Sceloporus). P ’52, 1 be
delicatula (Acanalonia). P 07, 476
(Anthrax). P °94, 275 a
(Anyphena). P ’09, 200
Continued.
P 703, 265
). P ’89, 111
). P °57, 22, 27
P °72, 88
P ’10, 12
144: ’79, 336
(Unie) P 63,189. J VI, 58
i rvina). ’P °99, 356
P 56, 199; 710,
4
on (Scinna). P 99, 355, 356
cic (Notropis). 08, 531;
are.
us no (Notropis). P
: (Rubes). P ’63, 61
J IV, 13
s (Helix). P °57, 191; 710,
Aisin). j v, 343; vi, 36; °55,
P 05, 422-428, 841
elma. P 68, 284
Jontus (Unio). J III, 309
P ’61, 190
\ 05, 306, 328
P 765, SOEs: es,
189; °69, a. 21, 22; 1900,
3 703, om. J VIL, 434
ide. P '65, 177; 67, 144;
262; 708, 29. J VII, 431
vii, 10. P ’60, 511;
“a
. i 69, 6, 7, 20, 21, 53; *89,
363; 798, 18, 293.’ J TIT, 80
33
____— INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
513
Delphinodon. J VII, 424
Delphinoides. P 67, 150
Delphinula. te. 207 ; vii, 141; viii,
221. P 746, 20; 48, 99; 60, 232;
762, 288, 570; "79, 211: 82, 168,
170; 87, 399, 404; 90, 450; 05,
19, d93. J IV, 300; VILI, 366
Delphinulide. P 05, 19
delphinuloides (Solarium). Pp 3e
365, 375
(Torinia). P 91, 54
Delphinus. j i, 311; vi, 51. P 749,
193; ’51, 326; ’52, 35; 53, 316;
765, 199, 272, 274, 279, 281; 66,
295; ’67, 144, 145; ’68, 186, 196;
69, 21, 22; ’71, 13; °73, 279; 78,
22; 781, 137; ’03, 313, 314; ’06, 78.
J I, 11, 267-272; VII, 431-435;
VIII, 72; X, 349, 365
delphinus (Unio). P ’53, 267, 269.
J III, 291
delphis (Delphinus). P 753, 316;
65, 200, 201, 204; 703, 314
delta (Achatinella). P ’88, 36
Deltacrinus. P ’86, 201
Deltaspis. J II, 7, 9
Deltatherium. P ’82, 300; 783, 81;
92, 292, 296, 302, 308-311, 323,
418, 421. J IX, 534, 535
Deltenosteus. P 63, 263
Delthyris. j viii, 233, 235, 260. P
49, 178; ’43, 331; °73, 180, 183,
184
delthyris (Strophomena). j viii, 258
Deltodus. P ’91, 265. J LX, 435
deltoidea (Cyprina). P ’61, 29
(Diplodonta). J IV, 296
(Leptena). P ’52, 190
Margaritana). P ’53, 263. J
IV, 49; V, 448
(Melanthera). P ’89, 388
(Myalina). P ’59, 297
(Ostrea). P ’60, 429
(Purpura). P 91, 51
deltoides (Brickellia). P
62, 164
gq cabot alia) P ’61, 456;
kings. P 705, 585, 603
deltoideus (Peetuneulus).’ 2 48, 104
(Strophitus). P ’53, 263
deludens (Epeira). P ’92, 127
delumbis (Anomia). P ’62, 582
(Mactra). P 748, 101; 762,
572; ’80, 21, 24; ’82, 158
(Schizodesma). P ’54, 30
(Unio). P 53, 248
demarestia (Firoloida). ji, 39
demarquayi (Filaria). P ’96, 271
Demas. P ’75, 419
demeraraensis (Unio). P ’59, 152.
J IV, 253
61, 456;
514 INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
demersa (Diomedia). P
64, 257;
72, 170, 171, 172, 173, 176, 210
demersum (Ceratophyllum). P 60;
513; ’70, 90; 705, 697
demersus (Aptenodytes).
(Dypsicles). P ’72,
P 72, 178
175
(Phaeton). P ’72, 170, 173
(Spheniseus). P ’72, 170, 171,
173, 174, 209, 211
demetrionis (Diatrypella).
225
P 90,
demetrius (Papilio). P ’85, 84, 85
demidoffi (Murchisonia).
Demiegretta. P 759, 108;
demigratus (Dasyscelus).
deminuta (Strix). P ’64,
demissa (Avicula). j viii,
(Caricella). P ’47,
P 97, 445
64, 63
P 07, 388
238
242
289; 48,
97; ’95, 68, 125. JI, 120
demissa var. texana (Caricella). P
95, 68
demissa (Cerasus). J ITI,
(Gastrodonta). P
1900, 141, 142, 456; 702,
03, 198, 194, 213
87
96, 489;
420, 433;
demissa var. brittsi (Gastrodonta).
P 1900, 456; ’03, 213;
558-560
06, 533,
demissa var. lamellata (Gastrodonta).
P 1900, 456; 703, 194;
demissa (Gyrotoma). P ’6
64, 96. J V, 246
(Helix). P ’58, 201;
06, 558
0, 64, 186;
72, 110
(Modiola). P °80, 27
(Prunus). P ’98, 25, 300
(Strophomena). j viii, 258
(Turbinella). j vii,
82,173
186. P
(Zonites). P ’06, 558
demissirostra (Terebratula). J IX,
131
demissum (Melatoma). P
64, 96
(Schizostoma). P ’64, 93, 96
demissus (Modiolus). P ’03, 756,
(Zonites). P 72,
246; °74, 42; °75, 153,
197
democratica (Ascidia). j
135; 73,
165; ’89,
iii, 8
(Salpa). P ’87, 301
demogorgon (Anthrax). P 795, 326
demorsa (Ischnura). P ’08, 481
demoulini (Lucina). J VIII, 318
demylus (Masicera). P ’95, 332
denainvilliersi (Cyclas). P ’60, 290
Dendragapus. P ’64, 23;
38, 61; ’98, 208; 703, 15;
Dendraspidine. P ’59, 34
Dendraspis. P ’57, 71
Dendrelaphis. P ’02, 180,
Dendrerpeton. P ’65, 137;
212, 214, 215
dendritica (Cladoderris).
193, 22, 28,
04, 580
6
694
68, 210,
J III, 224
Dendrium. P ’07, 455 iM
Dendrobena. P ’99, 139; ’10 18.
Dendrobates. P 56, 321; ’57, 38; —
59, 141; ’63, 324; 68, 291,” 306;
74, 68, 71, 129; 99, 49, 204, 205.
J VI, 189, 193,’ 197. x’ vith, 94;
102
Dendrobatide. J VI, 70, 189, 191, 197
Dendrobias. P 53, 441; 61, 335; —
62, 39. J Il, 7; IV, 12, 40 a
Dendrocharis. P 52, 48
Dendrocichla. P ’04, 448
Dendrocincla. P ’04, 447-462
Dendrocitta. P ’91 441; 702, 691
Dendrocittine. P 391, 441
Dendrocochlis. P ’10, 515
Dendrocela. J ITI, 143
Dendrocelum. P be 288; 57, ‘a
Dendrocolaptes. iv, 375. at
193; ’64, 244; vk 448-456
Dendrocolaptide:. P 168, 285
Dendrocolaptine. P 56, 263
Dendrocops. P 704, 450, 459
Dendrocopus. P ’53, 384; ”
Dendrocrinites. P ’86, 115, 1
Dendrocrinus. P ’71, 310; 779, 283-
301, 334, 375; ’81, 365; ’85, 233,
262; ’86, 115, 143, 149; ’88, 132
90, 379-390
Dendroeygna. P ’59, 175, 189
60, 197; °64, 70; 766, 98; 69, 217 :
70, 130; 199, 112; 198, "497: 3
355. J 1%, 406
Dendrodus. J III, 160
Dendreca. P 66, 67; 68, 83, 35%
"71, 20;°°75, 347, 352; ’83, 61
Dendrohyas. P ’55, 428
Dendrohyrax. P 04, 478
Dendroica. P ’59, 106, 191; 760,
376; ’61, 220; 763, 92; "168,
89, 270; ’90, "210, ’212, 216;
437; 92, 111, 123, 152; ae
27, 54, 64; 95, 464, 495;
161; 398, 85, 217; 499, 1
1900, 5, 33; 03, 12, 29;
05, "685; "07, 456; 08, 155;
365
dendroidea (Oxytheca). P ’48,
J I, 169
Dendroides. P 755, 270, 275
Dendrolimax. P 75, 147
Dendromanes. P 04, 447, a4 462
Dendromus. P ’59, 141; 405, 766
Dendromys. P 96, 535
Dendronessa. P 753, 428 3
Dendronotide. P 79, 88 a
Dendronotus. P ’79, 7 2, 89-95; 704, —
329 ;
Dendropanax. P ’98, 411
Dendrophagus. P 5A, 76 a
Dendrophidium. P +60, 561; ’O4, —
203. J VIII, 134. a
___-—INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
(Boiga). P ’60, 264
‘= 60, 264)
"P '52, 37
(Dipsadomorphus).
oeephalus). P ’91, 121
ro’ P °52, 205; 54, 100;
153; °57, 52, 54, 66, 181;
60, 264, 556; °02, 179, 694.
=
ohis (Dendrophidium). P ’94,
(Drymobius). P ’60, 561; 94,
f P 760, 561.
(Trachelius). P ’84, |
yphthora. P ’01, 559
phyeus. P ’01, 605
phyllia. P °55, 266; ’87, 341,
50, 145
ggg 7 im, 181
ieus. P ’59, 141; ’63, 194,
99, 49; ’05, 766
les P 99, 51, 306
poms (Spirobranchus). P 710,
P 60, 193; °99, 52
P 74, 140
ntes. P '92, 74; 1900, 540;
588; 04, 137, 138; °09, 220
phium. P 91, 92: 93, 169
(Anodonta). P 53, 264
(Unio). P 57, 171. J
cedtia. P ’08, 449; °10, 550
Melania). P ’64, 42
). P 97, 346
ee stopora). P ’86, 42, 48
olatus (Gordius). P 07, 972
: (Cardita). P 744, 173; "48,
55, 257; °90, 402. J I, 130:
152
- (Corbicula).
Derepidets
Crepidula).
3; 762, 569
P 62, 569
. ta).
Cyelas). P ’60, 290;
P 93, 222;
_ (Cyprimeria).
(Cyrena). P °43, 324; ’48, 98;
760, 277; ’62, 576; 782, 155
(Dione). ’p 62, 575, 586
(Dosinia). J III, 325
(Mulinia). P ’56, 313
(Neritina). J IV, 288
(Pliecatula). P ’43, 311; 748,
105; ’62, 582; ’80, 32; ’87, 397,
» 398. J IX, 122
(Tellina). P ’05,16. J II, 275
=
P ’62, 576
P 755, 258
P 743,
62, 37
05,
59, |
S11; ’48,
515
densatus (Pugnellus). P ’76, 298;
98, 462; 705, 23. J IV, 284, 298°
(Strombus). P "76, 298, J
II, 330 ‘
densecostata (Melania). P ’64, 34
(Odostomia). P ’73, 223
densegranosa (Torinia). P ’05, 106
densestriata (Odostomia). P ’73, 224
densiflora (Lesquerella). P ’07, 248
(Pinus). P ’99, 84
(Poa). P ’62, 96, 336
(Spartina). P ’91, 302
(Trieuspis). P 62, 94, 335
(Uralepis). P ’62, 94, 335
densiflorum (Hypericum). P ’07, 455
densilineata (Partula). P ’88, 27
densinervis (Salix). J IX, 153
densissima (Eutypella). P ’94, 341
densistria (Pecten). P ’65, 125
ee (Concholepas). P ’91,
5
dens-leonis (Taraxacum). P ’60, 145
(Troximon). P ’63, 70
densus (Baridius). P ’58, 79; ’68,
362, 365. J IV, 40
(Belemnites). P ’58, 43, 46,
58, 145; ’60, 130, 417
(Cephaleuros). J II, 293
(Colymbetes). P 59, 282, 287;
62, 522
(Lipeurus). P 1900, 154
(Melanactes). P ’59, 73
dentale (Dentalium). P ’48, 99;
167-176. J VIII, 369
Dentaliade. P ’60, 423
Dentalide. P ’62, 288, 570
Dentaliide. P ’91, 49
Dentalina. P ’90, 143. J IV, 402
dentalina (Ditrupa). P ’97, 465
dentaliopsis (Eulima). P ’05, 109
dentalis (Dentalium). P ’80, 28;
90, 145, 146
Dentalium. j iv, 154; vi, 93, 202,
211; vii, 142. P 746, 27. P °47,
280, 281, 282; 748, 99; 56, 69,
58, 221; 60, 130, 178, 311,
; 761, 145, 150, 419, 427; 62,
425, 455, 461, 570; 763, 18;
ee 2825; 770, 46; "1, 150s
28, 364, 375; ’82, 167-176,
4, 111; 87, 54; ’88,
789, 298; 91, 49, 251; 93,
223 ; 95, 97, 114-130, ” 159;
465-474; 198, 462; 99, 144,
401; *01, ’513, "517; 03,
267, 757; ’05, 5, 18, 116-118;
07, 351, 352. J I, 111, 1123.0,
276; IV, 386, 393; VIII, 316, 331,
369; a 135, 145, 148 ; * XII, 89,
96, 99, 105, 106
Dentaria. P 60, 145; 798, 18, 293
dentarie (Nomada). P ’03, 580, 582
82,
516
dentata (Acemyia). P ’95, $11, 334
(Alectro). j v, 158
dentata juglandis (Amorpha). J IV,
185
ji, 383
J III, 151
P 64, 99
dentata (Amphithoe).
(Anatifa).
(Anculosa).
(Arcella). P ’74, 14; ’76, 56
(Boscia). P ’50, 27
(Castanea). P ’07, 456;
547, 561
(Cercia). P ’05, 806
Bont oat POs, 218;
10,
7
‘(Cyelas). P ’41, 108; ’60, 290;
61, 407; °88, 332 :
eect jv, 125
Donacia). P ’51, 310
. (Labiella). P ’88, 41
x (Leptoxis). P ’61, 397; 64,
(Lomis). P ’58, 232, 245
(Loricaria). P ’82, 307
(Lucina). P ’72, 85; ’91, 47
(Macella). P ’04, 80
(Melita). P ’01, 153
(Mylabris). P ’08, 601, 609
(Nitocris). P 65, 35
(Nursilia). P 758, 161
(Orthostoma). j viii, 122. P
50, 24, 27
(Pecopteris). P ’60, 441
(Peltis). P ’54, 219
(Pisidium). P ’41, 108
(Platessa). P ’64, 217
(Pomatopsetta). P ’64, 217
(Porcellana). P ’58, 227
(Potamia). j viii, 119. P
50, 24 '
(Pyranga). P ’66, 71; ’69, 132
(Quercus). P ’86, 280; 701, 360
(Ranina). j viii, 130. P 50,
24, 27
(Sloanea). P ’01, 557
(Terebratula). P ’73, 181
(Viola). P 1900, 483; 03, 693
dentatocarinatus (Ammonites). P
705, 27
dentator (Lamia). J II, 148
(Monohammus). P ’78, 314
dentatum (Chondropoma). P ’58, 211
(Dodecatheon). J III, 95 ~
(Obrium). J II, 22
(Omophron). J IV, 30
(Sclerostomum). P ’56, 54
(Spherium). P ’60, 290; ’61,
407
(Viburnum).
670; ’02, 664
dentatus (Acanthonyx). P ’57, 219
(Anculotus). P ’64, 99
P ’60, 303; 1900,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
dentatus. Continued.
(Aphyocarax). P 03, §16
(Apsilus). P ’98, 108
(Chelanops). P ’04, 141
(Colon). P ’53, 282
(Curius). J II, 22
(Cyperus). P 09, 394 zi
dentatus var. ctenostach Cyperus). —
P ’09, 394 a, 4 a
dentatus (Echiodon).
(Enmastax). P
841
P 84,175
04, 675; 05,
(Fucoides). j vi, 293
(Gorytes). P ’95, 521, 528
(Graptolithus). J VIII, 308 —
(Hapalogaster). P ’58, 232, 245 —
(Heteroplax). P ’58, 94 4
(Hippoglossoides). P ’64, 217 —
(Hylurgus). jv, 258 a
(Latridius). j v, 265
(Lyctus). P ’54, 77
(Macrophthalmus). P ’58, 97
(Mactra). P ’48, 101
(Menethius). P ’57, 219
(Mesoprion). P ’62, 241
(Mimulus). P ’84, 89
(Panopeus). P ’58, 35 a
(Paralichthys). P ’04, 512; —
710, 601 =
(Petrolisthes). P ’58, 227
(Pleuronectes). P ’64, 218
(Pselaphus). j iv, 99 a
(Pseudorhombus). P ’64, 218 —
(Sylvanus). j v, 265. P ’54, ©
yi
(Synbathocrinus). P ’86, 93. |
J II, 98 a
(Typhis). P ’99, 76 . a
(Upeneus). P ’62, 256; 85, ©
153, 154 a
73, 251, 253; "Thy
8 om
Dentellaria. P
52, 57; '92, 214, 390, 393, 3
Dentellocaracollus. P 792, 393
Dentex. P ’61, 94; ’82, 273;
263, 267; 97, 76.. J XII, 527
dentex (Brycon). P ‘77, 188 4
(Chaleinopsis). P ’77, 180, 188 —
(Corvina). P ’62, 18; ’97, 115 ©
(Dentex). P ’92, 267 4
(Johnius). P ’62, 238 |
(Odontoseion). P ’97, 115 4
denticauda (Anaulacomera). P 705, —
812, 842
Denticella. P ’53, 432; 1900, 691, —
694-705, 711, 712 ,
02,
Denticeti. P ’69, 14, 20 5
Denticine. J XII, 527 ig
denticollis (Colaspis). j iii, 448. —
J IV, 41 “a
(Ischnura), P ’08, 481
Continued.
rous). P
. P 63, 345; °65, 16
(Pleurotoma). P ’79, 214,
, 104, 106; °90, 394
' (Biflustra). P 78, 305
apanularia). P 76, 210,
13,37. J
j viii, 161
. P 67, 142; ’97, 428.
P ’61, 478
J VIII, 195
J I, 195
edo). P ’62, 456
udo). j iv, 208; viii, 162
gpl P ’80, "35
Hypnum). Pp 55, 446
- P 97, 373
liphron). P 97, 373
tus (Aphodius). J I, 104
). P 91, 48
2s). P 95, 519, 530
mocarcinus). P ’61, 373
us). P ’82, 308
Tox). P 754, 215
(Ctenoides). P ‘61,
mticulifera (Ostrea). P ’61, 150;
10. .J TIL, 880; Iv, 398
1IcOSte
oe "04, 28
Pp 63, 143
ee ae 271
P ’59, 188, 189; "72,
.°75, 208, 211; ’89,
ae P 72, 82
_ (Mesodon). P 75, 155
amex co GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
517
dentifera. Continued.
(Partula). P ’75, 244; ’85, 207,
210. cbc Be 77, 109
oo th es 87, 138. J VII,
(oealasin): P ’63, 143
erti P ’87, 186. J
400; IX, St bis
dentiferus (Vermetus). P ’91, 472
dentiformis (Odynerus). P ’02, ‘48, 68
(Stenancistrocerus). P 02, 48
dentifrons (Chlorodius). P ’58, 34
(Idolomorpha). P ’01, 288
(Sesarma). P ’80, 214
(Trapezium). iii,
dentiger (Aphodius). P
J IV, 34
(Dyschirius). P ’57, 77, 79
(Telephorus). P 751, 341
dentigera (Corticaria). P ’55, 300
(Emarginula). P ’89, 142
(Erigone). P ’05, 314
dentipalpa (Erigone). P ’05, 314
dentipalpis (Erigone). P ’05, 314
(Neriene). P ’05, 314
(Theridium). P ’05, 314
dentipennis (Toxotus). J I, 320
erat: a oan § ~ 93, 112
Cathaien) 54, 116
idium). 5 T 106
tOnrysobotaris).. Pp Oty. Bs
73, 90
(Clivina). P 757, 81
(Eleodes). P 758, 181; ’59,
Tend TR ST
(Helice). P ’80, 219, 220
(Parathelphusa). P ’80, 192
(Plagusia). P ’58, 103
dentiporus (Polyporus). J III, 213
dentirostris (Atya). P 94, 408
(Dentiterebra. P 87, 57
dentoni (Helicina). P 90, 186
(Helix). P ’89, 138
dentulata (Coronula). j ii, 325
denudans (Spheria). P ’95, 24
denudata (Chaenactis). P °’48, 21.
(Crategus). P ’10, 165, 173
(Nemaeaulis). P ’48, 18. J
I, 168 :
denudatum (Eriogonum). P 748, 14.
a 3: 168
(Stereocaulon). P ’63, 96
(Trifolium). P ’48, 9% J I,
152
deornatus (Actinocrinites). P ’69,
153
(Actinoerinus). P ’81, 317
deorum (Ageneotettix). P ’09, 145
depauperata (Muhlenbergia). P ’91,
298 ;
(Vitis). 2 768, 79
518 INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
depauperatum (Panicum). P 710, | depressa. Continued. -_
548 (Plagusia). P 58, 103; 79,
depauperatus (Hemirhamphus). P 01 a
1900, 499 (Pleurotomaria). P ’88, 238;
Depazea. P 93, 454. J II, 280, 291 91, 252
deperdita (Corbicula). P ’60, 270 (Plicatula). P ’71, 131
(Cyelas). P ’60, 268, 270, 290 (Prosthesima). P 199, 18; ‘04, B
(Cyrena). P ’60, 270, 277 123 3
depicta (Laminella). P ’95, 228 (Suecinea). P 774, 43
depilans (Aplysia). P ’83, 364; ’95, (Tatsnoskia). P 57, 165
348 (Terebratula). P ’91, 166
depilata (Polygyra). P 1900, 113, (Thelphusa). P ’80, 35
115, 129; ’02, 417, 420, 428 (Thysanophora). P ’10, 516
depile (Myiobia). P ’95, 318, 334 (Tiarinia). P ’57, 217
deplanatum (Agonum). P ’54, 56 (Toxocidaris). P ’63, 356
deplanatus (Anchomenus). P ’54, 43 (Triena). P ’55, 350 a
(Platynus). P ’54, 56 (Turbinopsis). P ’61, 821; —
(Straparolus). P ’05, 20 05, 26 a
depleura (Arca). P ’48, 96 (Unio). P ’53, 251
depluens (Agaricus). J TH, 206 Depressaria. P ’60, 174 .
deppeana (Arundinella). Pp’ 91, 294 | depressicollis (Cadulus). P ’97, 467, ©
(Oldenlandia). P ’58, 134 4738 x
deppei (Arizona). P ’61, 310; ’65, (Harpalus). P ’65, 102 Be:
197 depressiformis (Helix). P 705, 573. —
(Elapochrus). P ’65, 190 J IX, 111 na
deppii lineatissimus (Cnemidophorus). | depressifrons (Achelous). P 71, —
P 97, 463 121; °78, 320 q
deprandus (Esox). P ’53, 386; ’65, (Amphitrite). P ’78, 320 a
79; ’85, 373, 375 (Dicotyles). P °52, 3, 56, 57; _
depressa (Amnicola). P ’62, 452; 56, 140. J VII, 383 3
63, 34 ‘(Hy ops). P 52, 3, 56; 56,
(Ampullaria). P ’82, 192 140. J VIL, 383 a
(Asearis). P ’58, 112; ’86, 311 | depressirostris (Philothamnus). P
(Cancellaria). P ’62, 567; ’82, 60, 557
167 depressula (Nonionina). P ’87, 55
(Carbonarea). P ’70, 40 depressum (Hypnum). P ’55, 446 —
(Cellepora). J V, 129 (Infundibulum). j v, 209 ;
(Chenopodina). P ’63, 75 (Pinnotheres). j i, 68. P
(Crassina). P ’72, 246 "78, 323 oe
(Crepidula). j ii, 225 depressus (Alloprosallocrinus). P
(Cyclas). P ’60, 290 68, 352 oy
(Cyprimeria). P ’76, 308; 705, (Amia). P ’71, 105 Way
16 (Anchomenus). P 743, 296, —
(Cyrena). P 60, 268, 276, 277 299; 54, 44 a
(Delphinula). P ’48, 99 (Batocrinus). P 68, 352
(Doris). P ’80, 58, 61 | Boltornegee P 66, 347
(Dosinia). P ’61, 150; 76, (Cadulus). P ’84, 111
308; ’05, 16. J IV, 278 (Celoplurus). P ’65, 74 h
(Eledona). P ’54, 219; 758, (Cancer). j i, 100. P 58, 103;
182. J IV, 37 79, 401 :
(Erigone). P ’05, 305 (Chrysothamnus). P 48, 19.
(Eunoe). P ’05, 586; ’08, 333 J 1,171
Filistata). P ’89, 98 (Ctenonychus). P ’44, 151
(Fusulina). P ’91, 245 (Decadocrinus). P 79, 342 ‘
(Isonema). P ’65, 251; 71, (Diplocephalus). P 05, 305,
0 326
(Kaliella). P ’05, 743 (Elater). P ’44, 151 a
(Lamellidoris). P ’80, 61 (Euealyptocrinus). P ’85, 355
(Lunulites). J V, 142 (Euomphalus). P ’65, 110 .
(Naesa). i, 488 (Grapsus). j i, 100. P *
(Naticopsis). P ’89, 293 192, 196
(Otion). j vi, 132 (Harpilius). P ’60, 88
. P 52, 39
mnocrinus). P °79, 354;
phocarenum). P ’05, 305
erophthalmus). P 50, 29
upiocrinus). P ’81, "939;
inus). P ’81, 311;
(Mel iii, 104
57, 219
P 66, 376
opsis). P ’63, 22
P 702, 393
- P 58, 236
P 78, 319; '79,
hus). P ’43, 296. J
usia). i, 100
grapsus). P ’58, 104;
itynus). P ’54, 44
riocrinus). P ’79, 342
mops). P 702, 394
rotocrinus). P ’81, 230,
eaphioerinus).. 2. 783
oge nius). P 67, 838. °F
_ (Streptaxis). P °97, 477
locentrosus). P 791,
ebrio). j itt 266
5 nus ). P ’86, 97, 99
richocrinus). P °86, 99
; Phimopeis). P ’76, 300
tio). J Il, 295
erinus). P ’79, 354
or (Hister). jv, 33. P ’52,
— Portulus). ji, oe
: P '48, 104
P 64, 41;
25
(Melania). P ’60, 155; ’64, 41
(Potadoma). P 65, 21, 25
phrus. P 73, 334
anus (Aulacoramphus). P ’67,
(Aulacorhynchus). P ’67, 118
(Pitangus). P 90, 207
(Sternotherus). P 759, 294
(Tetrao). P ’64, 23
bida. P ’07, 468
aus (Nyctidromus). P °48, 89;
179, 180, 182
eothol. P ’55, 382
_____- INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
519
derelicta (Doris). P ’80, 62
(Lamellidoris). P 80, 62
derhamellus (Bombus). P 92, 134
derhami (Tegenaria). P 92, 26;
1900, 532; 703, 92, 128, 129, 133,
136, 142; 04, 124; 09, 302
Deridea. P 08, 623
Deringa. P 1900, 485, 488
Dermacentor. P ’90, 280; ’01, 596;
04, 144
sr aaah P 1900, 756, 758; ’02,
Dermaptera. P 710, 585
Dermatea. P ’93, 148, 451
Dermatella. P ’93, 148; ’94, 352
Dermatemydide. P ’91, 417, 420
Dermatemys. P ’65, 187, 189; ’66,
128; ’68, 119, 250, 273; °70, 45;
91, 428
Dermatin. P ’92, 186
Dermatochelys. P 54, 186
Dermatolepis. P ’61, 54:
63, 80
Dermatopora. J V, 124
Dermatostethus. P ’62, 2838, 332
Dermaturus. P ’58, 232
"62, 250;
Dermestes. j iii, 197; 5 ae aS
45, 307; 754, 71, 106, 107; 756,
15; 59," 12 $: 61, 335; 65, 224,
228. J IV, 12, 32
Dermestide. P 44, 116. J IV, 32
dermestinum (Lasioderma). P 65,
238
Dermochelide. P ’08, 113
Dermochelydide. P ’06, 111
Dermochelyiide. P ’91, 417, 419
Dermochelys. P ’91, 414; 06, 111;
708, 113
dermochirus (Epinephelus). J XII,
524
(Serranus). P ’07, 257
Dermodium. P ’89, 189
Dermonotus. P ’02, 161; ’04, 182-
184, 207, 241, 250-256
Dermopteri. P ’64, 276; ’68, 256,
257, 260, 263, 265
Dermorhynchi. P 69, 208
Dero. P ’51, 226; 82, 245
Derobrachus. P 53, 233; 61, 335.
J II, 106, 109; IV, 40
Deroeal Pp 01, 276
Deroceras. P 58, 199
Deromyia. P 95, 323
deropeltiformis (Ischnoptera). P
10, 409, 410, 412, 414, 617
(Temnopteryx). P 705, 32, 53;
710, 414
Deropeltis. P 701, 275
Deroplatys. P 03, 712, 714
Derotmema. P 04, 567 ; 706, 379;
"OT, 72; 708, 366, 367, 388, 389:
709, 112, 150, 443
520
derupta (Actinotia). P ’75, 62
De Saulesite. P ’89, 184, 185
Deschampsia. P ’63, 78; ’84, 95;
91, 300; 710, 546-549
Descloizite. P ’92, 192
desertze (Ischnoptera). P
449
(Temnopteryx). P
449; 709, 116
deserti (Dipodomys). P ’05, 679
(Pecten). J VIII, 321
(Terebratula). J VIII, 321
deserticola (Actenodia). P 08, 600,
603
(Mylabris). P ’08, 600, 608
desertorum (Bruchus). P 58, 78;
59, 79. J IV, 39
(Falco). P 67, 214
(Neotoma). P ’94, 228, 242,
247; 704, 589
desertorum sola (Neotoma). P 94,
247
desertorum (Salix). J III, 183, 197
(Tetranychus). P 01, 596
desertus (Harpalus). P ’65, "101, 102,
104
10, 413,
10, 408,
deshaii (Teredo). P ’62, 456, 470
deshayesi (Pecten). P 84, 104
deshayesiana (Goniobasis). P ’64,
31; ’65, 24; ’96, 499
” (Melania). P 64, 31
(Melasma). P ’65, 24
(Pythina). P ’72, 232
deshayesianum (Sphaerium). P ’60,
295
deshayesianus (Cyrena). P ’60, 277
deshayesii (Arca). P ’91, 47, 142
(Columbella). P ’04, 14
(Corbicula). P ’60, 270
(Cyrena). P 60, 270, 277
(Kraussia). P ’73, 191
(Pecten). P 79, 220; ’81,
417; 86, 57; ’90, 403; ’95, 112,
130, 131
(Pythina). P 72, 232
(Seintilla). P ’72, 224
(Tapes). P ’01, 207
deshaysii (Anadara). J VIII, 378
(Area). J VIII, 378
(Melania). P ’64, 32
(Pecten). P ’48, 103
desiccata (Deroplatys). P ’03, 714
(Mantis). P ’03, 714
desiderata (Palemnema). P 708, 478
desideratus (Actinocrinus), P ’81,
353
(Archeocrinus).
(Doryerinus).
3
P ’85, 320
P 68, 345; ’81,
desidiosa (Limnea). P ’73, 286;
94, 23; 96, 493; 1900, 457; ’03,
777
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
.Desmanthus. P
desidiosa. Continued.
(Lymnea). P ’56, 260;
18; ’72, 101, 109;, 06, 161, 564
(Messua). Pp 709, 224
desidiosus (Lymneus). j A =
(Pterostichus). P ’73,
designatus (Brpetogomphus)
389
desjardinii (Gelasimus),
P ’80, 143 q
61, 454; ’62, 163;
89, 375 3
Desmarestia. P 763, 96; ’97, 390
desmarestia (Raia). j iv, 100
desmarestii (Ataéphyra).
(Calliste). P 64, 286
(Caridina). P ’94, 401 ;
(Hemicaridina). P ’94, 401
(Hippolyte).
(Hypodon). P 741, 127
(Loripes).
(Ogygia). P ’77, 139
(Porcellana). P ’58, 228
(Squilla). P 793, 107
Desmatocium. P ’60, 518; 05, 6
Desmatotherium. P 399. 414, 431
Desmia. P ’60, 215
Desmidocrinus. P ’81, 266-282; 785,
327
Desmine. P ’97, 437
Desmiostoma. P ’67, 184
Desmiphora. J II, 159
Desmocerus. J I, 312, 315, 317; IV,
14 ag
Desmodactylus. P ’69, 99. J TI, :
5.29
365
Desmoderus.
desmodiella (Lithocolletis).
318, 319, 820
Desmodium. P ’60, 511, 513; sa
17; ’80, 132; ’89, 377; 1900, 666;
01, 558; 02, 662; 04, 605 ,
Desmodus. P 78, 48; 780, 133, 393;
89, 318; 02, 248 | a
Desmognathide. P ’82, 328; 3
400; ’99, 316; 1900, 613, 620;
08, 126. J VI, 103, De aa
Desmognathus. P 56, 1 E
59,124; 768, 276; 769, 109, ca 7
210; 70, 87; 82, 598 93 4
95, 382, 406; 7°99, 316, 33-888) | 4
1900, 615-621; 06, 356; 708, 126. |
J I, 282,. 285; VI, 68, 98, 107 4
Desmopachria. P ’55, 294 5
Desmosecyphus. P ’7 8, 308 E:
P 748, 104 ¥
P '59,
desnoyersii ( Pleurotoma).
(Sureula). P ’90, 394 :
desolata (Aéstrelatew). P ’66, 135, 4
155, 170, 195 a
(Procellaria). P ’66, 155, 171,
198, 195
desolatum (Daption).
P '66, 155,
171, 196 4
). P 47, 267;
J I, 203
a ikiensis (Acusta). P
is ‘Pretenuis (Aecusta). P
, ta (Eulota), P 04, 627
(Eulota). P
pretenuis (Eulota). P ’04,
a (Fruticicola). P ’02, 237
fix). P 02, 237
3 (ABdilis). oa Il, 175
-P ’72,
iatzype).
04,
04,
"04,
j viii, 235
sidomyia). j i, 45, 47, 48,
P ’41, 64; °49, 194; 77; 266
raphron). j i, 47, 63. P
pyia). P ’46, 84
ca). P 66, 298
Polyporus). J TIT, 208
Melanop! o eh 51
a (Gelechia). a 60, 164,
(Gentiana). P ’63, 74
P 710, 667
P ’09, 211
ee (Bpsics). P °96, 320
— P 73, 31;
(Anomia). P ’73, 193
a -F 62, 31; 69, 300
‘erebratula). P 73, 194
um (Spherium). P
pterus. P 61, 51
P 58, 134; °71, 52
(Melanoplus). P ’09, 466
Fusus). P ’62, 560; ’90,
(Neptunea). P ’62, 560
mentum. P ’05, 500. J XII,
(Fusus). P 809; 748,
3 782, 173
~ (Neptunea). P "82, 173
"72, 136;
60,
43,
levia (Helix). P °58, 197;
Pos, 249; °75, 209, 212
Mesodon). P "75, 155
Scopolesoma). Pp’ 74, 209
1s (Chironomus). j vi, 150
_____INDEX~TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
6T,
“(Anthrenus). ‘P ’44, 116;
112
521
devisi (Muraenichthys). P ’07, 421
devius (Epierus). P ’59, $314
(Helix). P ’89, 203
(Melanoplus). P ’10, 616, 633
Deweya. J III, 89
Ae bao (Carex). P ’63, 77; ’87,
deweyanus (Unio).
432
deweyi (Callista). P ’61, 443
(Cytherea). P 56, 83, 284;
60, 185, 426; 61, 443
’(Meretrix). P 760, 185,
3
(Unio). P ’57, 124
Deweylite. P ’56, 139;
92, 186, 189
de wittiana (Navicula). P ’90, 444
Dexia. j vi, 176. P 94, 278
Dexide. P ’94, 278; ’95, 334
Dexiobia. P ’63, 10
Deyeuxia. P ’84, 95, 289
deyrollei (Brachinus). J IV, 28
deyrollii (Brachinus). P ’62, 524
dhor (Cyclemys). P ’02, 176
dhumnades (Coluber). P ’60, 563
(Zaeys). P ’60, 563
Diabase. P ’89, 11; ’96, 219; ’97,
418, 429, 446; 1900, 210, 326; 03,
397
Diabasis. P ’82, 305; ’83, 287; ’97,
109
diabloensis (Arionta). P
°75, 155, 216
(Helix). P ’72, 150
(Lysinoe). P ’72, 150
diaboli (Fusus). P ’76, 279; ’82, 197
(Paludestrina). P ’06, 125, 170
(Stichopus). P ’88, 312
diabolica (7Estrelater). P 66, 135,
139, 170, 195
(Procellaria). P ’66, 139
diabolicum (Nosoderma). P
235; ’59, 77. J IV, 37
diabolus (Raja). P ’82, 308
(Seorpena). P 1900, 515
(Scorpenenopsis). P 1900, 515
Diabrotica. P ’58, 88; ’59, 81; 761,
338; ’65, 205, 207, 211-213; 66,
348; '67, 80; °73, 54. J IV, 12,
14, 42
Diacantha. P ’82, 282
diacantha (Lupa). P
398
(Sciena). P ’60, 110
Diacanthus. P 7°44, 44; 745, 216
diacanthus (Labrax). P 760, 110;
61, 49
Diacerion.
Diachea. P ’92, 329;
289; “05, 524
Diachlorus. P 795, 321
P 57, 145; 60,
426,
83, 72-74;
"72, 150;
53,
"78, 320; 79,
P 96, 317, 326
93, 367; 794,
522
Diachorisia. P ’60, 12
diacis (Ascaris). P ’90, 411
Diaclasite. P ’92, 198, 202
Diacodon. P ’75, 446; 792, 292
diaconus (Limnohyops). P ’91, 115
(Tanagra). P ’65, 171
Diacope. P 62, 236; ’97, 74; 99,
487; 1900, 527
diacoptyx (Clausilia). P ’05, 739;
07, 503, 504
(Heterozaptyx). P ’05, 739
Diacranteride. P ’56, 237
Diadasia. P ’96, 35; ’02, 728
Diadectide. P ’83, 69, 108
Diadema. P ’63, 353; ’88, 317; ’90,
318, 327, 333, 335; ’91, 214. J
VIII, 404, 410. J 1X, 2, 110
diadema (Alpheus). P ’52, 23
Callicrinus). P ’85, 358
Gantharis)- ['m, 180. Bi,
(Cidaretes). jv, 226
(Cordulegaster). P ’08, 481
(Coronula). P ’63, 140
(Fringilla). P ’64, 254
(Holocentrus). P 1900, 501, 526
(Lepas). P ’63, 140
(Phyllorhina). P ’89, 335
(Platyerinus). P ’81, 245
(Podabrus). P ’51, 344
(Propithecus). P ’88, 89; ’02,
252. J X, 300, 302, 306, 315
(Vespa). P ’95, 365
diademata (Doris). P ’80, 62
(Epeira). P ’88, 425; 703, 129,
132
(Eudyptes). P ’72, 178
(Lamellidoris). P ’80, 62
(Ninia). P ’60, 340; ’65, 195,
197
diadematus (Eudyptes). P ’72, 206
(Icterus). P ’67, 66
diademoides (Echinus). J VIII, 325
diadephe (Meliola). J II, 292
Diadophis. P ’53, 300; ’59, 99; ’60,
250, 328; ’63, 100; ’65, 197; ’66,
310, 311; ’83, 12-34; °93, 387;
95, 405; ’01, 17, 68; ’03, 541,
542, 550-556; ’04, 467; ’08, 122
Diadora. P ’55, 267, 441
Diaglyptus. P ’92, 402
diagnosticus (Labyrinthodon). Pr
66, 249
(Mastodonsaurus). P ’66, 249
Diagramma. P ’82, 273; ’99, 350.
J XII, 527
diagramma (Cheilinus). J XII, 539
diagrammicus (Polynemus). P ’61,
275
(Trichidion). P ’61, 275
Diala. P ’97, 362
Dialeuca. P ’92, 395; ’10, 514
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Dialeurodes. P ’02, 283 a
Dialeurodicus. P ’02, 280 E
Diallage. j ii, 288. P ’96, 220; 97,
429, 446; °98, 92 4
dialopha (Chilophryne). P ’62, $41,
358 :
dialophus (Incilius). P ’63, 50 ia
diamensis (Batrachoides). P 63, 170 |
Diamesopora. P ’66, 117, 118 E
Diana. P ’62, 127
diana (Callibia). P ’06, 276 a
(Cercopithecus). P 788, 90, 95
(Mantis). P ’06, 276 i
Dianchora. P ’05, 12
Diancta. P ’04, 624
diandra (Martynia). P ’89, 398
diandrus (Cyperus). P 80, 132;
10, 579 :
Dianema. P ’71, ry Rigs 91, 3
Dianthecia. P 74,
Dianthus. P ’60, fu
dianthus (Eupomatus). P 710, 498
(Hydroides). P ’78, 300 a
(Serpula). P ’78, 300 .
Diapensia. P ’93, 212; 04, 603. J
IIT, 181, 183, 196 a
Diapensiacee. J III, 184, 196
Diaperide. P ’46, 61
Diaperis. j iii, 267. P ’46, 61,
J I, 102; IV, 38 _
diaphana (Anomphala). P 94, 15
(Ascidia). j iii, 8
(Auriculella). P ’88, 14
(Ceratinoptera). P 710, 4
(Cyclas). P ’60, 290, 294
(Doris). P ’80, 61 ia
(Eulimella). P ’82, 170 a
(Helix). P 73, 250; 74, 5655
94, 15 ‘
(Hydrargira). j i, 180
(Lamellidoris). P ’80, 61
(Limnea). P ’56, 278;
165; ’57, 158; 58, 158
(Mysia). P ’72, 95
(Navicula). P ’65, 11
(Nucula). P 748, 102;
581; ’82, 159
(Parkeria). J VIII, 368
(Pasithea). P 48, 103
(Rotella). J VIIT, 368
(Tellina). P 701, 401
(Thelephora). J II, 278
(Urocoptis). P ’98, 277
Diaphanella. P ’94, 15 a
diaphanum (Ceramium). P ’52, 148; ©
55, 412 ‘-
’(Pisidium). P ’41, 58; 760,
294; 62, 32 a
diaphanus (Ancylus). P 760, 155; —
96, 494 :
(Astyanax). P ’06, 339
(Bryttus). J VI, 221
____—- INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 523
a Continued.
imus). P ’87, 131
nw as). P
genes). P ’58, 232
tundulus). P ’77, 44, 67
agurus). P 58, 232
uronectes). P ’82, 304
gonopterus). P ’06, 332,
P 02, 718;
, 30, 76, 283;
587
04, 50,
"909, 112,
. P 77, 110; 920) 222, 233;
, 140, 448; 94, 3
vides ‘Plecspora).
erus. P ’62, 238, 245;
, 116-121; 86, 256
‘(Pyrotrogo n). P ’99, 206
Ht oplctus (Pyrotrogon).
4 meglectus (Trogon). P
oo. P 56, 150
P °99, 273, 275
P 90,
63, 162;
02,
“P '83, 154, 158
J Il, 142
P 98, 343
P 05,5. J V, 113, 134,
ha (Nais). P 50, 124
Ji, 313. P 01, 159, 168
61, 68; 65, 16; 1900,
P 05, 6
"P76, 11, 65. J IX, 451
94, 343. J
P 90, 225; °93, 144;
4, 344; °95, 27, 426
iaulula. P °79, 72; ’80, 40. J XII,
ee 17, 56, 57, 61, 69
57, 200. J.
Pp.
(Mesodon). ry IX, 443 |
Dibamus. P ’68, 284
Dibaphus. P ’72, 271
Dibelodon. P ’93, 202
dibium (Lepidodendron). P ’60, 238
Dibolia. P ’47, 167; 59, 286, 292;
73, 57, 67
Dibothriorhynchus. P 756, 46
Dibothrium. P 755, 443, 444; 56,
46; 58, 111; ’71, 306; ’85, 122
Dicacum. P ’99, 39
diceli (Gregarina). P ’03, 47, 641;
05, 91
Dicelus. P 743, 296; °66, 347; 73,
32. J IV, 29; XI, 281
Dicaeum. P ’59, 39; ’02, 688
diceus (Acanthorhodeus). P _ ’97,
58; 710, 483
Dicamptodon. P ’82, 328; ’08, 127
dicantha (Lupa). P ’50, 24, 26; 51,
248; ’71, 239. J II, 149
(Noxia). P ’57, 218
dicanthus (Neptunus). P ’88, 319
Dicelis. P ’57, 164; ’77, 197
Dicentra. P 60, 145
Dicentrarehus. P 60, 109, 111; ’61,
49; 92, 259; ’07, 250
Dicera. P 58, 40
Diceras. P 50, 67; ’81, 425
Diceratide. P ’05, 14
Diceratoptyx. P ’04, 809, 823, 824,
835, 886; ’07, 502, 506; ’08, 583
diceratum (Scalpellum). P ’08, 105
diceraus (Cottus). P ’59, 165
Dicerea. P ’44, 142; °52, 68; 57,
7, 8; ’60, 316, 320; °73, 84, 87,
331. J IV, 34
Dicerobatis. P ’82, 282, 308
Diceum. P ’85, 325
Dicheta. P ’95, 338
Dicheirus. J IV, 29
Dichelonycha. P ’59, 283, 289;
328. J III, 278; IV, 14
Dichelonyche. J III, 226, 278
Dichelonyx. J III, 236
dicheloplax (Sealpellum). P ’08, 110
Dichelops. P ’60, 224
Dichelostemma. P ’67, 82;
J Ill, 102; VI, 369, 370
Dichelyma. P ’55, 446
Dichilus. P ’57, 163
Dichirus. P ’59, 69; °73, 325
Dichobune. P ’92, 437. J VII, 144
Dichocrinus. P ’60, 381; ’68, 343;
69, 69; °79, 227, 240, 326; ’81,
182, 229-251, 404; ’85, 232, 239,
341; ’87, 110; 788, 342. J II, 61
Dichodon. P ’92, 438
Dicholophus. P ’69, 198
Dichondra. P ’67, 21; ’89, 394
Dichondreae. P ’89, 394 .
Dichopetala. P ’07, 56; 709, 112, 167
Dichothorax. P 03, 230, 221, 256
73,
68, 173.
524
dichotoma (Anemone). P ’98, 17
(Antilopa). J VII, 173°
(Anychia). P ’60, 302
(Aristida). P 10, 545, 553
(Astrea). j i, 180
(Cylicosmilia). J IV, 389
Sas sey cathy P 66, 117, 118
(Eudea). P ’61, 330: 05, 5
(Gleichenia). P "82, "932
(Gorgonia). P ’88, 308
(Krigia). j vii, 69
(Laomedea). 5 III, 138
(Penicillus). P 61, 491
(Plexaura). P ’88, 308
(Reticulipora). P ’05,6. JV,
1738
(Vesicularia). P ’88, 332
dichotomiflorum (Panicum). PAG
551
dichotomum (Aspergillum). P 61,
491
Baogovem). @ 3, 164; Ty;
Laundeaiaey, P ’60, 441
(Panicum). P ’89, 361; 02,
666; 710, 546, 552
( Trichostema). P
90, 271; 710, 582
dichotomus’ (Brechites). P
(Dichocrinus). P ’81, 257
(Dicroceras). P 75, 257
(Juncus). P1900, 486; 702, 660
(Poteriocrinus). P 79, 336
(Ranunculus). P ’98, 379, 403
(Scaphiocrinus). P 69, 138,
143; °79, 332, 335
(Septifer). P
(Trichostema).
dichroa (Anomala),. P ’44, 140
(Liodes). P 753, 285
(Lytta). P ’53, 882. J IV, 39
(Nemognatha). P ’53, 346
Dishreatetter P ’06, 30, ah 32
dichroma (Clathurella). P 04, 11
Dichromena. P ’89, 360; ’05, 697
Dichromorpha. P 04, 518, 777, 785;
705, 36, 53; 706, 19, 29, 367; 07,
167; 09, 142; 10, 588, 628
Dichroplus. ¥F "105, 442, 805, 841;
707, 187, 188; 08, 22
60, 512;
61, 491
82, 199
P 02, 663
dichrourus’ (Pecilurichthys). P08,
522
dichrous (Attagenus). P ’54, 110
(Bradycellus). P ’68, 374, 379,
382
ON uate i P 68, 868, 371,
(Harpalus). P ’68, 382
(Hydroporus). P 44, 28; ’
292, 293
(Lamprocorax). P ’99, 216
(Polyporus). J ITI, 209
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
dichrous. Continued.
(Sphecodes). P ’98, 56 es
(Telephorus). P ’51, $41
dicincta (Mylabris). P 08, 609
dicineta var. buqueti (Mylabris).
708, 609
dieincta var. occidentalis (Mylab;
P 08, 609
disinets var. occidentalis (Zonabris).
P ’08, 609
dickiei (N ostoc). P ’69, Biol. 20
dicksoni (Henlea). P 10, 19, 30°
(Melania). P 05, 747 hy
Dicksonia. P ’60, 515; ’08, 449 a
dicksonii (Viola). P 03, 693 a
Diclidia. P ’62, 43; 90, 138 _
Diclidurus. P 04, 251
Dicliptera. Ng 89, 398
Diclonius. P ’76, 258; ’83, 99,
Dicoccum. P 93, 462
Dicelotus. P 94, 186 SS
dicolorus (Ramphastos). P ’67, 107
Diconodon. J IX, 353 ee
Dicotyles. P ’52, 3, 5, 56, 57;
140; ’60, 416; 67, ‘12, 138,
68, 230; 69, 3; 70, 1i, 112; 772,
14; °77, 152; 78, 61, 64, 151; ’8
347; ’81, 143; °82, 301, 2a ry
365: 92, 414, 438. 7 VI
VII, 21, 174, 200, 357, 383, 3
445; VIII, 71, 72, 84, 85; X, 348,
365; XT, 259, "961. 263 am
Dicotyline. P ’56, 140 prs
dicquemaris (Thysanozoon). P 57,
Dicranomyia. P ’59, 209; ’60,
’61, 287; ’95, 320
Dicranophragma. P ’59, 240 J
Dicranoptycha. P ’59, 200, 203, 21
60, 16; ’61, 287 a.
Dieranota. P ’59, 249
Dicranoweisia. P 93, 217
Dicranum., P ’55, 445, Jd If
Dicranurus. j viii, 234. P TT, |
Dicrepidius. J IV, 35
Dicroceros. P 96, 507; ’75, 257°
Dicroeynodon, J IX, 263
Dicrodon, J VIII, 163
Dicroglossus. P 62, 341
Dicrossus. P ’03, 533
Dicrostomyx. P 1900, 37-40
Dicrotus. P ’62, 125, 126, 329
Dicrourus. P 99, 49° a
Dicruride. P 05, 781 oo
Dicrurus. P 751, ’348 ; 59, 53; 767,
S]
219; ’99, 39, 49; °03, 690; 705,
Dictya. P 94, 277
Dictyanthus. P ’58, 130
Dictyna. P ’76, 201; 92, 27;
534; 701, 569, 577; 68, ia
128-136; ’04, 121, 124, 125;
202, 304, 548
P 1900, 530, 533; ’01,
Sg 60, 130, 140; 04, 124;
P '56, 256; ’68, 221
P 53, 431
P 1900, 534
193
z 07, 469-471
P °57, 205; ’82, 244,
87, 39, 50; 03, 364;
c P 04, 776, 787; 705,
53; 07, 291; °09, 11; 10, 94
(Epinephelus). P 07,
aus). P 707, 257
P 745, 302
(Euphorbia). P 63,
(Chrysomphalus). P
(Stemonitis). P ’89, 188
roma. P ’86, 54, 56
P 05, 695,
a). P 04, 105
| 04, 105
Se P 76, 38
P 05, 310, 334 —
(Gryllotalpa). P 705, 832
mecophaga). P 04, "477
E ASe s. j iv, 285
ion iuma). J I, 290
eg ye P 85, 57
sIphidi: eee te Penteatoman).
ica P °51, 155; °56,
elphis, P °48, 40, 58; 50, 90;
§, 176; 97, 24, 207, 311. J
VU, 358,'410
delphodon. P 91, 131
idel phodus. P 92, 292, 311
hops. P ’91, 131, 133
nus. P ’59, Biol. 1
idelphyide. P ’82, 318;
elphys. P 68, 285;
"78, 48; ’80, 389; °82, 319; °83,
80-82; °88, 90, 96, 98; 94, 388;
96, 176
Tl, 15;
P 96, 382, 383
J XI, 205, 207
desmus (Litargus). P 56, 15
____ INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
525
didesmus. Continued.
(Mycetophagus). v, 261.
P '56, 15 , Mie ear
Didicla. P ’59, 7; ’08, 115
Didineis. P 94, 303
Didocus. P 68, 249, 250, 271, 279.
J VI, 81
Didunculus. P ’64, 50
didyma (Albula). P ’08, 555
(Natica). P ’08, 555, 558
(Navicula). P 61 71; 90, 444
(Poliniees). P ’08, 555-558
didyma ampla (Polinices). P 708,
didyma bicolor (Polinices). P ’08,
557
didyma vesicalis (Polinices). P ’08,
didyma (Senebiera).
Didymella. P ’90, 232; 91, 79;
didymia (Monarda). P 57, 203
Didymi P 94, 290
448; ’90, 59, 61; .’92, 292, 318-
320, 419, 422, 425. J LX, 169, 172,
Didymium. P ’89, 188; ’90, 194
didymocarpa (Lesquerella). P 07,
248
58
didymocarpus (Astragalus). P 98,
404
Didymodon. P 755, 445
didymodus (Bifidaria). P 1900, 591
Didymoprium. P ’74, 155
446; °94, 335; ’95, 421
Didymotrichia. P 795, 21
(Cheetoceros). P ’90, 137
Dieba. P ’79, 184
(Rallus). P ’94, 139
Dieffenbachia. P 58, 122
diegoensis (Solena). P ’82, 198
(Tritonium). P ’82, 198
Dielytra. P 58, 125. J III, 80
diemensis (Batrachoides). j iii, 402
(Micrathyria). P 708, 489
(Pinnularia). P 453, 432
556, 557
557
P87; 16> 37
94, 335; ’95, 421
Didymictis. P °75, 21, 22, 444, 446,
173, 243
(Physaria). P ’63,
Didymodus. P 83, 108. J IX, 436
Didymospheria. P 90, 235; 93,
didymus (Alophus). P ’54, 20
dieffenbachi (Cabalus). P ’94, 139
diego (Scomber). P ’62, 360
Dielis. P ’94, 295; ’96, 303
(Halophryne). P ’63, 170
Diemyctylus. P ’56, 711; 759, 126,
128; ’69, 93; ’82, 328; 785, 35;
93, 181, 183; 795, 381, 400, 405;
03, 538; 708, 126. J L 284; II,
338, 362.
dienceus (Eupomacentrus). P 797,
91, 116
526
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Dienecia. P ’93, 112
Dienoplus. P ’93, 467, 548; 94, |
303; 95, 517, 531
diesingii (Linguatula). P 50, 97;
89, 31
2
(Thysanozoon).
Diestrammena.
P °06, 287
P °57, 20
tee P 60, 100; 751,
|
Dieteria. P °48,.21; ’61, 456; ’62, |
164; 63, 66. J I, 177 |
Dietes. P ’58, 122
differens (Theridium). P ’92, 30; —
01, 578; ’04, 92
differentialis (Acridium).
(Caloptenus). P ’71, 149; ’04,
8
53
(Cyrtacanthacris). P ’71,
(Melanoplus).
415; ’07, 78; ’09, 116, 166
differta (Orthosia). P ’75, 67
differtus (Unio). P ’72, 158.
VIII, 42
difficilis (Actinobolus).
(Acupalpus). P ’68, 376
9
(Amara). P 755, 351
(Anthieus). P 752, 99
(Anthocomus). P 752, 166.
P 71, 149
149
P 04, 538; 06,
J -
P 72, 253
: (Agrilus). P 57, 9; °73, 91,
J IV, 35
(Argia). P ’08, 490
(Chrysobothris). P ’73, 332
(Coptotomus). J IV, 30
(Cyrena)
35
. P 60, 277
(Empidonax). P ’59, 190;
60, 62; ’92,
582
119; °93, 44, 62;
(Eusattus). J IV, 37
(Fusus).
(Gastrochena).
J VIII, 314
(Gervillia). P ’87, 35
* (Goniobasis). P ’62, 267;
33. J V, 317
(Gymnopternus).
(Ichneumon). P ’78, 351
(Listrus)
. P '66, 357, 358
(Malthinus). P ’51, $45
(Neptunea). J VIII, 314
(Roeellaria). P ’61, 482
(Silis).
(Tritonofusus).
P 51, 339
ee F OS, VIS: 6,
06,
04,
P 61, 482
64,
P 95, 328
J VIII, 314
(Unio). P ’68, 144, J VI, 311
difficultosa (Cylindrella). P ’82, 107
diffinis (Amara). P 55, 354
(Ancylonycha). P 73,
J it, 262
(Macroglossa). J IV, 129
(Pereosia). P ’55, 354
(Sesia).
J IV, 128, 129
330.
“diffusa (Melica). P ’85, 40, 44
diffuens (Ameba). P ’78, 99
(Proteus). P ’78, 99 =e
Difflugia. P ’74, 13, 14, 75, 78, §
155-157, 225; °15, 415; 76, 55,
115, 198; °77, 262-265, 306;
171-173; ’79, 162, 203; 780,
81, 9, 10, 31, 122
difforme (Agathidium). P 53, 28
(Areyphyllum). j i, 372
(Paspalum). P ’8
difformipes (Pterinoxylus). P ’04,
a Goreme P "77, 45,
ydroporus). P 755. a
(Pagurus). P ’58, 288, 34
(Pelecyphorus). P ’54
(Phalacrus). P °53, 286
(Phaneus). J I, 86; IV,
(Philolithus). J IV, 37
(Thelphusa). P ’80, 35
diffusa (Aster). P ’02, 664 oa
(Boisduvalia). P ’95, 547.
(Crategus). P ’10, 188
(Didymotrichia). P ’95, 21
(Eragrostis). P ’62, 97,
(Herpotrichia). P ’95, 21
diffusa var. rhodomphala (He
trichia). P ’95, 21
ye
(Muhlenbergia). P ’86,
1900, 662
-(Neopeckia). P ’95, 21
(Oculina). P ’88, 304
(Plumatella). P ’51, 261,
82, 244, 262
(Pyrgita). P ’99, 58
(Spheria). P ’95, 21 e
diffusissimus (one P 62,
167; ’70, 138
(Sporobulus). P ’62, 90,
(Vilfa). P ’62, 90, 333
diffusus (Aster). P 1900, 670
(Decadocrinus). P ’79, 342
(Hosackia). P 63, 346
(Passer). P ’99, 58
(Pentstemon). P ’98, 39, 4
(Philhydrus). P ’55, B71
?
e
e
(Poteriocrinus). P
82, 27
Digenia. P ’89, 154; ’05, 695
digestus Calomballas, P 55, 37
digglesi (Columbella). P ’04,16 —
Digitalis. P °97, 193 %
digitalis (Carex). P '87,75
(Lucina). P ’72, 84 ta
(Maculotriton). P 704, 593;—
05, 291 a
(Paguristes). P ’58, 236, 24
(Triton). P ’04, 593
Digitaria. P 41, 98; ’86, 289;
361 a
digitaria (Lucina). P 72, 84, 85
i, B10. P 744
viii, 4
“J IV, 402; V, 114,152”
‘Querens). P i900, 649, 664;
07, 456
(Aspidoerinus). P ’81, 402
iryphantes). P ’09, 220
Palpares). P ’99, 243
ticollis (Telebasis). P ’08, 481,
87, 489
(Penium). P 69, Biol. 16
ossa. P ’64, 273
= gi
_ (Crategus). 05, 627, 628
, (Unio). P 63, 189.
(Pleurocera). P ’63, 312
- ma). P ’62, 278;
53, 312. J V, 350 :
(Veniliornis). P ’99, 205
(Cimolomys). P ’91, 126
phora (Pterodiscus). P ’05,
573
ronopora. P ’57, 19
sptyx (Clausilia). P 1900, 673;
“ 654; 02, 524, 526, 528
(Discus). iy 60, 470
_ (Nautilus). P ’60, 470
rammus (Pleuronectes). 2. i,
J I, 73-76
(Berendtia). P ’98, 283;
550
aN
yna (Oxyria). P ’63, 75, 95;
3, 213; 704, 603. J II, 183, 196
; (Rumex). J Tit, 196
eilus (Lepidodendron). P ’60,
(Rhynchobatus). P 10,
XI, 499
Ancylochira). P ’73, 331
(Cucullea). J VIII, 291, 321
pare). P ’60, 439
Cyclopteris). P 560, 439
(Dactyolabis). P ’60, 16
(Diplodonta). P ’72, 94
_____ INDEX “TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 52
bo |
dilatata. Continued.
ar nas, P ’56, 268; 57,
60, 548; ’90, 452. J VII,
(Habenaria). P ’84, 93
(Heteropteryx). P 04, 89
(Leptoxis). P ’64, 100
(Lithasia). P ’61, 55; ’63,
319. J V, 260
(Littorina). P ’78, 302
(Mudalia). P ’64, 100
(Navicula). P ’65, 9
P 51, 285
(Smilacina). P 68, 174
(Sphenopteris). P ’60, 439
(Teredo). P '62, 456, 463,
464; °78, 302
(Waldheimia). P ’73, 183
dilatatum (Aspidium). P ’60, 515
(Cyrtoceras). P ’60, 468
(Eryngium). P 98, 405
tlapliedentven). P ’60, 441
(Majanthemum). P ’68, 174
(Phasma). P ’04, 89
(Thelastoma). P ’51, 285
dilatatus (Anculotus). P ’64, 100
(Blapstinus). J IV, 12, 36
(Celioerinus). P 79, 319, 356;
80, 169
(Dieaelus). P 43, 296
(Eusattus). J IV, 37
(Leptoxis). P ’65, 35
(Macrophthalmus). P ’91, 216
(Ochthedromus). P ’57, 4
(Pentagonaster). P ’89, 172
(Physetocrinus). P ’69, 162;
81, 331
(Planorbis). P °96, 494; 710,
(Pleuracanthus). P °56, 100
(Peeilus). J II, 255
(Poteriocrinites). P ’69, 138
(Poteriocrinus). P ’79, 319, 356
(Strotocrinus). P ’69, 162;
81, 331
(Unio). P ’53, 248
(Vasocrinus). P ’79, 319
dilaticollis (Caelocnemis). P ’54, 225
dilecta (Gouldia). P ’72, 248
(Melissodes). P ’78, 199
dilectus (Alburnus). P 756, 193;
77, 91
(Minnilus). P 77, 80
(Notropis). P 10, 290
dilepis (Chamezleo). P ’54, 101; 56,
; °57, 71, 72; °62, 340
528
dilepis. Continued.
ag Cer? P ’62, 76, 81,
diligenda (Evarthrus). P ’73, 320
(Feronia). P ’73, 320
diligendus (Pterostichus). P 73,
302, 305
dillenii (Desmodium). P ’60, 513
(Meiboma). P ’10, 565
Dillwynella. P 795, 84
Dillwynia. P ’50, 81; ’58, 128
Dilocareinus. P ’61, 373; 780, 35
Dilophus. j iii, 78; vi, 155. P ’95,
319; ’99, 216
dilophus (Carbo). J I, 227
(Graculus). P ’59, 301, 306;
61, 241; ’63, 325; ’66, 100; ’71, 38
(Phalacrocorax). P ’53, 429;
61, 241; ’89, 266. J IX, 401
dilophus cincinatus (Phalacrocorax).
P 93, 22, 30
dilophus floridanus (Phalacrocorax).
P ’95, 466
Dilophyrus. P ’54, 103
dilucida (Agrotis). P ’75, 55
(Nomada). P ’03, 612
dilucidus (Ichneumon). P ’73, 105,
112
Diludia. P ’85, 88
diluta (Achatinellastrum). P ’88, 34
diluviana (Mustela). J XI, 229, 280
diluvianus (Conus). j vi, wi, - P
48, 98; 62, 566; ’82, 167, 168, 172
(Microtus). P ’96, 881. J
XI, 205
diluvii (Arca). P ’82, 186
(Unio). J VIII, 335
dilwyni (Eupagurus). P ’58, 236
(Pagurus). P ’58, 236
Dimades. P ’62, 348
Dimalococentrus. P
Dimeregramma. P ’65, 13;
Dimerella. P ’73, 196
Dimerocrinide. P ’85, 312
Dimerocrinus. P ’81, 266, 269, 358-
371, 405; ’85, 311, 323; ’86, 65, 68
Dimerosporium. P ’90, 220; 793,
128, 441
Dimetrodon. J IX, 222, 240
dimidiata (Achatinella). P
(Anaspis). P 45, 312
(Brachydeutera). P ’95, 338
(Cenia). J I, 76
(Gallinula).
(Hirundo). P
(Libellula). j viii, 24
(Mordellistena). P ’64, 105
(Oliva). J VIII, 328
(Olivella). J VIII, 328
(Pepsis). P ’97, 281; 99, 196
(Polybia). P 98, 450
(Sarothrura). P 94, 148
63, 223, 224
90, 138
88, 52
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
dimidiata. Continued. aA,
(Stagmomantis). P ’05,—
( Terebratula). 193
(Tetratoma). 162
(Triplax). P ’54, 162
(Tritoma). P ’54,
(Vitis). P 53, 278
dimidiaticornis (Pachyonyehus). %
73, 59 =
dimidiatipennis (Eumenes). P |
554 3
(Saprinus). P 752, Bae 41
dimidiatipes (Erucius).
dimidiatum (Anenopiemges
(Callidium).
(Cerion). P ’96, 315, 319
dimidiatus (Boletobius). P 44,
(Elater). P ’61, $47
(Eristalis). P ’95, 330
(Gasterosteus). P 86,
247, 251
P 62, 151,
63,
(Hylodes).
(Ichthyeallus). P
82, 275
’(Leucus). P 783, 144, 145,
(Lycus). JI 76
(Oxyporus). P 44,39
(Pezomachus).
(Phymatodes).
(Picus). P ’63, 325
(Pliocereus). P 765, 190;
289; ’74, 64. J VIII, 138
(Pompilus). P 96, 550
(Ramphocelus). Pp 60,
99, 307
’(Rhizophagus).
(Saucropus).
(Serranus). P ’65, 105
(Staphylinus).
(Syngnathus). P ’62
(Tropidonotus).
diminuta (Melissodes).
(Partula). P ’85, 213.
47
(Tenia). P ’79,
(Thysanophora). P ’10,
diminutis (Unio). P 759, 151.
diminutus (Unio). J IV, 254
(Zethus). P ’99, 423 a
dimmocki (Mamestra). P ’75, 420
dimolops (Hyla). J v1 85 ee
dimondii (Achatinella). P ’88, 42
dimorpha (Achatinella). P ’88,
(Cyprina). P ’61, 29
(Diatrype). J II, 28
(Spheria). J TI, ’287 .
Dimorphocrinus. P ’81, 240, 405
86, 83
Dimorphodes. P ’04, 84
dimorphum (Hypnum). P 755
Dimyaria. P 51, 277; °78, 302.
II, 125-130
. P 56,7
cP 14, 148, 155; 75,
, 373 ;
4.
77, 87 ; 789, 247, 250,
ys. P ’63, 252, 253
90
P 77, 149.
pe ot 305
P 75h, 20 61, 335; 68,
ts (Chettsia). P ’99, 48
(Hoploterus). P °99, 48
). P 94, 281
P ’10, 658-
. P 54, 106, 127; °79, 169,
0, 176; °89, 211-240; °92, 425.
VIL, 19, 20, 28, 64-68, 356, 367;
523 025 =n ee
obastis 68. J IX, 454;
P 72, 241; 73, 10. J
P 76, 65; °83, 56. J
P 73, 11
P ’89, 232; 96, 507
P 56, 2
P 83, 57
P 66, 276; ’68, 197; 702,
eens) - P 61, 12.
opt sii P 704, 260, 360, 688-
37; 07, 82-143, 525-532
.oph: P 52, 208; °54, 100; °57,
, 72; 59, 346; °72, 14.’ J Ii, 303
opis. P °89, 341
Pp B]
P 50, 88; ’76, 10,11. J
P 67, 234; ’83, 97
lide. J VIII, 73
otherium. P ’68, 251, 286; ’73,
= °78, 53, 58, 77; 199, 440: 93,
J Vil, 395; VIII, 74, 76, 85
iphius. J VIil, 216
s (Metriotes). P 704, 105
P 793, 114
i: 60, 513; 67, 20; ’68,
; 1900, 632, 670; 702, 664; ’07,
_____ INDEX” TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
* Diomedia. P
529
Diodon. P ’41, 127; 55, 397; 760,
84, br 179; 81, 113; 9.” 309;
130; 06, 103; 07,
Pa J "VIII, 25
on Grthaces). P ’68, 430
diodonta (Helix). P 1900, 119
Diodontide. P ’97, 130; ’06, 103 ‘
707, 439
diodontina aoe P 06, 148
Diodontus. P ’94, 301; 97, 141
diecia (Polygamia). P 92 167
or ge P 751, 268, 269; 58, 232,
diogenes (Cambarus). P 52, 88
(Cancer). P ’51, 268
(Cenobita). j viii, 136. P 750,
25; °58, 232; ’71, 241; ’88, 321
(Dioica). J VIL, ” 189
dioica (Antennaria). P 63, 67
(Baccharis). P ’89, 387
ectomars J ITI, 183, 199
Clematis). P ’98, 388
(Urtiea). P ’60, 513
(Valeriana). P ’63, 63
dioicum (Thalictrum). j vii, 7. P
60, 145
dioicus (Polygamous). J I, 150
diomede (Protula). P 710, "491
Diomedea. j viii, 157. P’ 62, 326;
66, 174, 175-188; 68, 17: 69,
205, 212; °72, 170, 171, 172, 173,
174, 176, 209; °98, 133
Diomedeide. P 66, 173; °98, 133
Diomedeine. P °66, 172, 187, 191;
69, 212
64, 257; °99, 16, 17,
24; 1900, 14
Diomus. P ’52, 136
Dionea. P 771, 118;
"78, 334
dionza (Montacuta). P ’72, 233
Dioneus. P 55, 389; ’57, 22, 27
Dionda. P ’56, 176; ’77, 91
Dione. P ’57, 218; ’62, 575, 586;
65, 73; ’67, 139; ’90, 402; 705,
16. J IV, 282, 302
dione (Arctia). P ’60, 527, 528
(Coluber). P ’99, 184
Dionodon. P ’83, 108
dionysii (Straparollus). P ’89, 291
Diopatra. P ’78, 299; 704, 484; 709,
253
diophrys (Motacilla). P ’67, 219
(Sylvia). P ’67, 219
Dioplites. P ’77, 86, 96. J VI, 216
Dioplodon. J VIII, "926
Dioplotherium. P 383, 52,
Diopside. P ’98, 163°
Diopsis. ji, 23. P 98, 163
Dioptrornis. P 705, 768
Diorite. P 75, 17; 782, 59; 784,
244; ’90, 114; 97, 420, 429 ; 703,
73, 101, 277;
530
397-400. J X, 481, 536, 537; XI,
92
Dioryx. P ’05, 729
Dioscorea. P ’60, 304; ’89, 357;
98, 393; 701, 560
Dioscoreacee. P ’60, 304; 98, 393.
J III, 103
Dioscorer. P ’89, 357
dioscoree (Ramularia). P ’91, 85
dioscoricola (Helix). P ’89, 192 -
(Thysanophora). P 710, 517
Diosma. P ’58, 127
diospyri (Valsa). P ’94, 340
Diospyros. P ’60, 146; 1900, 649;
01, 359; 702, 653; ’07, 456; ’09,
493; ’10, 571
Diostracus. P ’95, 328
Diotis. P ’98, 49
Diozodes. J II, 21, 22
Dipalta. P ’95, 325
dipentas (Apiocrinus). P ’86, 122
(Homocrinus). P ’86, 121
(Hoplocrinus). P ’86, 121, 122
(Hybocrinus). P ’86, 119, 121
Diphalus. P ’61, 75
Diphasia. P ’76, 210, 219; ’78, 308
Dipholis. P ’89, 390
Diphrissa. P 75, 19
Diphylla. P ’78, 48; ’89, 319; 702,
248
diphylla (Mitella). P ’60, 145
(Pterostegia). P 48,18. J
I, 168
(Zornia). P ’98, 388, 393
Diphyllodes. P ’91, 448; ’99, 12.
J II, 134
Diphyllus. P 756, 12
Diphyphyllum. P ’86, 44
dipitiflorus (Andropogon). P 741,
98
Diplacanthus. P ’10, 663
Diplachne. P ’91, 303; 1900, 662
Diplacodes. P ’98, 146
Diplacodon. P ’91, 116;
J IX, 270-383
Diplactis. P ’89, 105, 110
Diplacus. P ’58, 132; ’71, 157
Dipladenia. P ’58, 129
diplemia (Hypsilepis). P
67, 162; 7°10, 292
(Leuciseus). P ’67, 162
(Luxilus). P ’67, 162
(Plargyrus). P ’67, 162
Diplanaria. P ’57, 19
Diplarthra. P ’82, 95
Diplax. P ’62, 400, 402;
01, 127
Diplectrum. P ’62, 236; ’99, 349;
03, 329; ’07, 263
diplemius (Semotilus). P ’77,
Diplesion. P ’59, 101; ’77, 86;
411; ’06, 522. J VI, 211
92, 432.
64, 279;
98, 154;
95
85,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Diplesium. P ’77, 43, 55, 56
Dipleura. j viii, 278
dipleura (Arca). P ’80, 21, 23° “4
Diplocardia. P ’04, 803° :
diplocarpa (Nectria). P 244
Diplocentrus. P ’04, 142 Sf
Diplocephalus. P 05, 304-306,
327
Diploceras. j viii, 267
Diplocheirus. J IV, 29
Diplocelus. P ’56, 12
Diploconcha. P ’77, 22 —
Diplocrepis. P ’07, 444
Diplocynodon. P ’86, 360; ’87,
289; 702, 253. x IX, 187,
231-233, 240, 242, 244, 245,
248, 251, 263 +o
Diplocynodontide. P ’87, 289. J
IX, 231
Diplocystis. P ’05, 95
Diplodactylus. P ’63, 102;
782, 333
Diploderma. P
66, 312;
60, 490 a.
91, 79; 104.
Diplodia. P ’79, 68;
363; ’95, 417, 422, 432. J
Diplodina. P 95, 434
Diplodiseus. P 756, 45 et
Diplodonta. P 48 99; 57,
71, 135; °72, 93-95; °76, 307;
61; 08, 757. J IV, ’280,
VIII, 376
Diplodontide. P ’05, 15
Diplodus. P ’56, 99; 759, OB
404; ’83, 108; ’88, 244: 91, 264;
92, 261; 98, 341 . an B.
Diploglossa. P ’64, 22 ; 766,
303; 83, 29; 96, 462, 464, J
VIII, 118 al
Diploglossine. P ’64, 228;
Diploglossus. P ’56, 237; 762,
64, 179, 228; 65, 195; 66,
68, 98, 123, 124, 127, Pi
811; 98, 103, 105;
VIL, 118 es
diplogma (Cryobius
. Y Veroula’: P '78, 317
Diplomma. P ’57, 164
Diplommatina. P ’87, 146; 99, 525;
1900, 382, 576, 578; ’01, 350,
02, 28; 04, 616, 619-624; ©
706, 707, 726-728; ’08, 32,
454, 588-590 A
Diplommatinide. P 01, 350;
619, 624; 708, 37 |
Diplomorpha. P ’85, 223; ’86, 355
89, 92
Diplomphalus. P ’75, 146
Diplonevia. P ’93, 150
Diplonchus. P ’57, 22, 29
Diplonychus. P ’60, 231
Diplopappus. P ’60, 512, 514;
64. J I, 177
=_—
J VI, 194
P ’94, 426
(Pleurolicus). P 95,
P 794, 302, 305
e 93) 468, 534;
P 57, 162
P 90, 449, 455
J I, 217
P *99, 304
J IX, 473, 474, 482, 487,
P ’88, 303, 307; ’90, 303,
12
osis. P 94, 419; '95, 319
um (Helicosporium). P 91,
P 52, 157;
02,
75, 130-136
hus). P ’63, 223
P 62, 140; ’63, 223
J III, 226, 2
P 61, 335, 346; 73,
709, 491 $ ITI, 266- 273;
P ’09, 300
P ’62, 449; °63, 145
odon. P ’68, 202
P ’74, 65
(Hapsidophrys). P ’97,
(Holocenthrus). P 04,
P 1900, 520
P 1900, 501,
ay 68, 256, 258, 260, 263;
ro 129-134
dide. P ’82, 317; ’95, 270-286
yine. P ’95, 273, 276, 283
P 748, 77; "53, 224, 235;
334; °67, 135; °75, 272-327:
2, 319; 93, 409-411; 95, 270-
24; 04, 587; °05, 679.
2
P '92, 31; °04, 127; 09,
P 97, 241
us. P 07, 179
sphora. P 68 283
us (Bothrops). P ’62, 347
_(Buchirotes). P °96, 313
riodon. P ’91, 124-133
odontide. P 91, 128-130
4 iprotodon. P 68, 286. J VIU, 86
Ea! nde. P 68, 286. J VIII,
sacea (Isophyllia). P ’88, 305
P 60, 512
psacus. P 60, 512; ’82, 209
_ Dipsadide. P 56, 237
“INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
531
dipsadina (Ungalia). P ’68, ae ad
Dipsadine. P ’60, 264;
Dipsadomorphus. P 60, 266 5
297; ’02, 180
Dipsadomorus. P ’60, 265;
Bac i, 459. P
D2, 52, 54; °53, 376;
226; 56, 937; 57, 59, 69; 60,
246, 264,” 265; ’61, 297; 62, 191;
68, 107, 109, 135, 146, 268 ; 71,
204; 74, 65 ; 83, 266, 269 : 93,
431: 94, 427 ; 01, 91; 08, 123.
J U, 306; III, 320; VI, 284; VIII,
95, 131
Dipsosaurus. P ’54, 92;
59, 299; 66, 310, 312;
96, 309, 463; ’04, 468;
dipta’ (Drillia). 4 95, 59
(Pleurotoma). P 95, 59
— (Halesia). P ’84, 32;
35
Dipteracanthus. P ’91, 272, 274
dipterus (Brochis). P ’71, 278
diptychus (Bufo). P on 353, 358;
63, 49, 50. J VI,
* 61,
68, 107,
44, 119, 170;
54, 100, 102,
56, 233;
82, 333;
08, 117
01,
diptyx (Strobilops). P a 404
Dipus. P 53, 415; '94, 182; 95,
270-281; 98, 122
dipus (Meriones). P ’68, 262
(Microdesmus). P 81, 114, 120
Dipylidium. P 02, 217
dirampha (Euearphus). P 710, 495
direc (Chorostate). P ’93, 448
(Diaporthe). P ’93, 448
(Spherella). P 793, 134 ~
Direenna. P ’68, 89
Direewa. P ’55, 272; ’59, 290. J I,
98, 99
directa (Cornicularia). P 92, 34;
05, 307
'(Drexelia). P 92, 128
(Epeira). P 92, 127
(Erigone). P ’05, 307
(Larinia). P 1900, 536; 04,
131; 709, 212
(Leptura). J I, 322
(Prosopotheea). P 05, 307,
330
directus (Ensis). P ’62, 571; ’03,
757
(Solen). P ’43, 825; ’48, 106;
62, 571
Dirhagus. P '44, 149; ’52, 47, 49
dirus pice = 58, 21. J VIL, 263
(Cryptus). P °78, 359
(Phasganodus). P "57, 167
Disaulax. J II, 8
Discelus. P ’03, 42
Diseetus. P ’78, 313
Dischistodus. P ’63, 214
532
discicollis (Hydroporus). P ’55, 293
(GEdionychis). P ’73, 59, 61
disciferum (Diplopelma). J VI, 194
(Engystoma). J VI, 194
disciformis (Discites). P *65,. 261
(Lucina). P ’91, 143
(Nautilus). P 65, 261
(Thelephora). J III, 221
discigera (Odontella). P 1900, 700
Discina. P ’59, 24; ’63, 4; ’65, 112;
73, 197, 198, 200; ’87, 341, 399,
400, 402; ’88, 226, 244; ’90, 144
discincola (Phyllosticta). P ’93, 454
Discinide. P ’73, 200
Disciniseca. P ’73, 177, 201
discisa (Bembidula). P ’97, 383
discistriga (Diludia). P ’85, 88
Discites. P ’65, 260-261
Discobatide. P ’10, 468
Discobatis. P 710, 468
Discoboli. P 754, 155
Discocelis. P 704, 695;
540-546
Discoderus.
Discodesmus. P 96, 258
Discodoris. P ’80, 40; 99, 517
Discodrilide. P 94, 449; 07, 126
discoensis (Ichneumon), P ’92, 184
Discoflustrellaria. J V, 154
Discogaster, P 60, 225
Discoglosside. J VI, 68, 69
07, 520-530,
P 66, 348
Discoglossus. P ’64, 183; ’68, 270.
J VI, 70, 76, 112
discoida (Mycetophila). j vi, 153
discoidalis (Callista). P ’77, 23
(Cytherea). P ’48, 99; 77,
23; 790, 402
(Dione). P ’90, 402
(Epipocus). P ’53, 858. J
42
(Meretrix). P ’54, 30
(Nautilus). P ’65, 132
(Pseudomops). P 704, 513;
05, 839
(Saprinus). P 752,40. JIV, 31
(Trematodiseus). P ’65, 132
Discoidea. P ’65, 75; ’76, 323; 705,
7. J II, 40; IV, 398; VIII, 300,
325
discoidea (Chrysomela). J IV, 41
(Coreopsis). P ’68, 275
(Culeita). P ’89, 173
(Cupularia). J V, 155
(Dipsas). P ’68, 146
(Disonycha). P 773, 64
(Galleruca). P ’65, 207
(Haltica). J IV, 41
(Helicina). J IX, 104, 110
(Helodes). P ’53, 353
(Hydnocera). J IV, 36
(Languria). P 754, 160
(Lytta). P ’53, 338. J IV, 22
?
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
discoidea. Continued.
(Macronema).
(Matricaria). P ’98, 34, 306
(Meretrix). J VIII, $72
(Mordella). P 62, 47
(Nitidula). P ’73, 328
(Orbitolites). J V, 155 —
(Pachyta). J I, 323
(Pallene). P ’01, 166
(Phyllobrotica). P ’65, 207
(Proserpinula). P 710, 526
-(Pseudopallene). P ’01, 166
(Sagda). P ’10, 516 .
(Saperda). J Ii, 163 ‘a
(Symp ners): P 68, 146. J
VI, 284
discoides (Arcella). P ’76, 56; 79, ©
162; ’81, 10; ’87, 122 4
(Cy phon). iv, 161 B
dieelaanne (Hypoxylon). P ’93, 450
discoideus (Acmeops). - 3
(Actinocrinus a ge
81, 340
(Arhopalus).
(Batocrinus).
340
P 63, 66
J It, 19 an
P 68, 351; ’81,_
(Callidium). J II, 19
(Carpophilus). P 758, 62.
» 32
’ (Hydroporus). P 55, 293,
(Limonius). P ’61, 348
(Platycrinus). P t
85, 337. J II, 58, 90
’(Pleurocrinus). P ’81, 245
(Podabrus). P ’51, 344 a
(Prionoeyphon). P 66, 347
(Tachinus). P 744, 32
(Tetraopes).
(Tropinotus). P 07, 170
discoidum (Callidium). i
discoidus (Bruchus). ni, ’
(Cyphon). ah
Diseolia. P ’94, 295; a
discolor (Cheirodesmus). be
(Chorizanthe). P ’48,1%. J
”
(Cirsium). P 760, 514; ’83,
193; 710, 578 ia
(Cissus). P 58, 126
(Conocephalus). P ’04, 543
(Cypris). P ’42, “108 oa
(Dendroeca). P ’71, 20; 763, —
293; 95, 496; ’96, 157- 161: "0757
456; 08, 155; 09, 365 1
(Dineutus). P ’68, 366, 367
(Helicina). J IX, 104 :
(Helix). P ’74, 51, 56 a
(Leiodes). P 44, 108; 53, 285
(Lycosa). P ’08, 164 4
(Molothrus). P 566, 20
(Mordella). P 745, 313
(Mordellistena). P 62, 51
C} oneta). Pp 92, 47
setes). P 62, 518
gnatha). P 58, 77. J
rina). P 66, 20
is). P '99, 196
is). P 50, 81
. P 64, 241;
0
rea). P ’84, 83; 98, 26,
). j iv, 197
cola). P °53, 311, 399;
nia). P ’89, 373
antia). P 7°58, 123;
i 5-3, 1608
. P ’89, 330
P ’89, 327
P 93, 145; 94, 347
P ’85, 86
. P '78, 307
P ’80, 195, 196
P ’90, 138, 139
P 60, 512; 1900, 668;
P °78, 305. J V, 122
J V, 142
(Celostathma). P ’60,
P '99, 329
(Microcystis). J VIII,
(Microcystis). J VIII,
ors” . ay P 61, $41
; P '55, 356; ’73, 324
; j viii, 204. P 41,
35) "51, 224; '55, 316; 56,
5 275, 356; ’89, 267; ’90, 203;
22, 32; °95, 467. J IX, 403,
J VIII, 325
P 62, 53
P 72, 86
us). P 63, 142
J VIII, 327
J I, 226
P °53, 428; °59,
71, 36; °75, 356
09, 355
P 59, 315
J VIII, 327
P 98, 277
sosaurus. P ’51, 325; 70, 10, 18,
, 20, 22; 91, 36
P 93, 455; 95, 29
ettix. P 04, 670
yon. Pr 10, 468
__- INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
533
discrepans a aes pos id ETS
(Helix). P ’88, 285; 404, 420
(Mysia). P 79, =
(Pecilozonites). P ’88, 289;
04, 408-410, 420
(Unio). P ’60, 92. J IV, 340
discrepens (Mylabris). P 708 609
discreta (Ancistromma). P $3, 489,
493
disculus (Anomia). P ’73, 187
(Terebratula). P ’73, 187
(Unio). P ’60, 91. J V, 885
discursans (Xysticus). P ’92, 55
Discus. P ’60, 469; ’87, 127; ’89,
200; ’91, 314; 92, 402
discus’ (Acritus). P 953 289
(Amastra). P ’05, 571
(Artemis). P 753, 320; ’80,
26; ’91, 143
(Chauliognathus). P 53, 280.
J IV, 35
(Ciree). P 'T7, 22
(Dosinia). P 54, 30; ’71, 137;
91, 47; ’03, 757. J XII, 482;
XIII, 399
(Elasmodes). P ’51, 319; 57,
21
(Hadrocrinus). P ’81, 396
(Helicamastra). P ’05, 571
(Hydreionocrinus). P ’79, 354
(Lampsilis). P ’09, 533
(Mesostenus). P ’73, 150, 153
(Symphysodon), P 771, 291
(Unio). P ’53, 248; ’54, 245;
09, 533
diseus var.
09, 533
diseus var. panucoensis (Unio). P
09, 533
diseus (Zeacrinus). P ’60, 390; 769,
138; ’79, 354
Diselmis. J ITI, 60
disjectus (Rhaphigaster). P 60,
J V, 158
connectens (Unio). P
224
disjuncta (Biflustra).
(Chrysobothris). P ’73, 90
(Lestes). P ’93, 379; 01, 132
disjunctum (Aspergillum). YP. "Si,
491
(Sirosiphon). P ’69, Biol. 2
disjunctus (Lestes). P ’01, 139
(Phidippus). P ’09, 220
(Spirifer). P ’97, 427
dislocata (Cerithium). P 762, 565.
J VIII, 340
(Chrysomela). P 756, $2; ’66,
349; °73, 49, 50. J IV, 41
(Goniobasis). os 64, 32; 65,
24
(Melania). P ’64, 32
(Terebra). P 748, 106; ’62,
565; ’07, 757. J VIII, 340
534
dislocatum (Cerithium). j ii,
vii, 153. P 743,
(Enoplium). j v, 176
dislocatus (Acus). P ’71, 144
- (Peecten). j ii, 360. P ’48,
103; °71, 131; ’81, 422; ’91, 46,
412
Dismodicus. P ’05, 310
Disonycha. P ’47, 163; ’73, 57, 64
dispalans (Unio). P 1900, 80
dispalatus (Pecten). P ’48, 103; ’62,
581; ’81, 418; ’82, 157
dispansus (Orbitoides). J IX, 118
(Unio). P ’71,191. J VIII, 19
per vod (Acmeodera). P ’57, 7; ’73,
33
235;
827; ’48, 98
j viii, 141.
(Anisorhynehus). P
J VIII, 332
(Anthrax). P ’95, 326
(Argonauta). J I], 332
(Chlorodius). P ’79, 395
(Cyrena). P ’60, 277
(Edestosaurus). P ’72, 141
(Elanus). J II, 260
(Fuligula). j viii, 157
(Gyrinus). P ’44, 29
(Hemirhamphus). P
(Hister). P ’52, 39
(Hydroporus). P ’55, 292
(Lachnosterna). J III, 240
(Mylabris). P ’08, 609
(Pachydon). P 74, 29. J
VIII, 332
(Porcellana). P ’58, 229, 242
(Procris). P ’60, 539
(Pseudozius). P ’52, 81; 758,
35
(Rubigula). P ’02, 684
(Seceloporus). P 752, 127
(Spiropagurus). P 758, 236
(Taenia). P 55, 444; ’56, 46
(Tellina). j vii, 259. P ’05,
292
(Thelydesmus). P ’96, 258
(Trichestes). J III, 240
(Tricocephalus). P ’56, 153;
’80, 167; ’90, 410 ;
(Trichomycterus). P ’74, 66
(Turbonilla). P ’97, 296; ’99,
174
(Turdus). P ’02, 684
(Alpheus). P ’50,
28
’
74, 27,
68, 273
(Unio). P ’60, 305. J IV,
S27
(Xantho). P ’52, 75
(Zygonectes). P ’77, 44, 67
disparidentata (Maldane). P 04,
494; ’09, 282
disparile (Dentalium). y
03, 757
97, 471;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
disparilis (Area). P ’01, 210
(Corbula). J VIII, 343, 371
(Idonearea). P ’72, 54
(Megerlia). P ’91, 174
(Orthis). P °43, 381, 333
"962, 582;
(Ostrea). P 748, 103;
82, 157. J IX, 129
’(Reptescharellina). JV, 147
Disparoneura. P ’01, 132, 137 "
dispersa (Eleodes). P 58, 181, 182
dispersus (Cryptocephalus). J I, 248
disphera (Arcella). P ’78, 172 4
dispilurus (Centropristis). P "97, 106 :
(Dules). P ’97, 106 ‘
displicata (Epeira). P 92, 49; 1900, 4
536; ’01, 582 Bi
Dispotea. ‘j iv, 131; vi, 107; viii, 9
187. P ’41, 31; 7°46, 21; 48, 99;
54, 30; 62, 568 4
P '56, 845
disrupta (Chrysomela).
73, 48. J IV, 41 4
Dissacus. P ’82, 300; ’90, 61; 792,
291, 293, 301 “a
dissecta (Falagria). P ’66, 371, 372 —
(Glauconia). P ’01, 13 i
(Leptotenia). P 63, 63
(Mimusops). P ’89, 390
(Monedula). P ’95, 353
(Potentilla). “j vii, 21
dissector (Dermestes). P ’54, 107
dissectum (Botrychium). P 02, 665
(Geraneum). P ’77, 106
dissectus (Posen P ’67, 129
Dissemurus. 02, 690 ke
dissepta (Quaternaria). P ’77, 118 —
(Valsa). P ’77, 118
dissimile (Dentaiian P 97, 465,
466 4
dissimile var. ponderosum (aa
lium). P 97, 466
dissimile (Pleurotoma). P ’48, 104
dissimilis (Anculosa). P
104; ’65, 35 |
(Anculotus).
(Baculites).
(Ceratichthys).
(Chrysobothris). +
(Chrysomela). j iii, 450. P a
56, 38; ’73, 51 “a
(Conocephalus). t gid o
(Drillia). P '62, 562; ’82, 171 —
(Euprepis). P 756, 155 ;
(Hybopsis). P 08, 549
(Leptoxis). P 64, 99; ’65,
5
(Leuciseus). P 64, 277
(Leucosomus). P ’56, 189
(Megalonyx). P ’52, 117;
379. J VII, 263, 358, 412;
211, 213
(Meryeopotamus). J I, 287
(Nitocris). P ’65, 35
oi a,
P 64, 99
P 61, 395.
J VI, 226
P 57, 9
Continued.
ois). P 77, 45
P 64, 99
P 09, 133
Pr 60, 223
nolophus). P ’68, 377°
io). P '72, 161. J VII,
Varicella). P 10, 519
ta (Gervillia). P ’87, 37
cians (Micrathyria). P ’08, 489
(Elaps). P 59, 845;
60, 74
ma (Crategus). P ’05, 585, 601;
188, 189, 195
Hoplismenus). P °73, 127
‘T amon). P 773, 109, "127
in 2 702, 721; 04, 566,
77 , 786; 05, 38, 53; 06, 377- 379;
3% “igs 09, 149, "439; 10,
hen
= *p 98, 268, 270
ans (Astarte). P '62, 288, 578;
, 21; '86, 351; ’87, 397, 398,
J IX, 122
| serine) P 68, 363
87, 80
P ’62, 570
P 76, 298. J
P ’48, 98
P 59, 211;
P '62, 285, 562;
86
P 160, 338; 775, 11;
ew VS
\y 62, 561; ’71,
i$ Van 354°” 168, 175; 91, 50.
). J VIII, 329
Glyceria). P 67, 24; °84, 95
_ (Leiotrochus). P 62, 288
(Leptura). JI, 335.
ecanlites:. Pp’ 59, 206
i Lunulites). J V, 119; IX,
(Monilea). P
73
(Pleurotoma). P ’82, 171
(Porecellana). P ’62, 563
(Posidonia). J II, 205
(Seala). P 62, 565
a) P 82, 173
(Typocerus). J I, 335
(Unio). P 77, 31
J XIII,
p 59, 346;
62, 569; 82,
48
86, 300
____-—- INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
- disticha (Carex).
535
Distemmus. P 73, 327
Distenia. P ’62, 39. J I, 312; XT,
8, $7, 106
distensis (Cyathocrinus). P ’79, 308
ae pe (Gnorimocrinus). P ’79,
(Onychocrinus). P ’86, 69
(Taxocrinus). P ’79, 273
Disthene. P ’97, 442
P 63,77;
(Cieca). P ’89, 405
(Glauconome). P ’61, 26, 27
(Retepora). J V, 167
Distichlis. P 1900, 653, 659, 662;
02, 654, 655; 709, 379, 386-397
distichlydis (Puccinia). P ’93, 152
Distichocerus. J II, 7
Distichodontine. P ’06, 467
Distichodus. P ’06, 467
Distichopus. P ’82, 145, 146
bey ag (Lithospermum). P° ’98,
“3
(Paspalum). P
288, 289; ’01, 558
(Taxodium). P ’68, 182, 275,
300; 69, 178; ’73, 363; 783, 201;
89, 67; °97, 190; 1900, 350
Distichurus. j viii, 387. P 54, 101.
J Il, 306
P 61, 208; ’71
distichus (Anolis).
218; ’94, 430
(Pterodrilus). P ’94, 453
P ’57, 19
distillatoria (Nepenthes). P ’68,
Biol. 5, 13; ’74, 144
distincta (Ancistromma). Pu 98,
488, 491
‘(Cyrena). P ’60, 277
(Donacia). P 51, 818; ’73, 20
(Eburia). P 47, 150. J II, 11
(Gnaphosa). P 01, 569, 572
(Larra). P ’93, 491
(Larrada). P 93, 491
(Libinia). P ’70, 104;
(Microneta). P "192, 48
(Pardosa). P 08, 164, 173,
174, 192
‘(Sadala). P ’01, 569, 589
(Spheria). P 95, 30
(Tapinocyba). P 05, 306, 327,
338
(Tmeticus). P 705, 306
distinctum (Sparisoma). P ’97, 119
distinctus (Bothynostethus). P ’93,
87, 78
67, 24; °86,
Disti
"79, 386
551
(Cryptocephalus). P 749, 170.
J I, 255
(Eumorphus). j v, 303. P
,753, 358
(Eudomycleus). j v, 303
(Searites). P 744, 54
(Searus). P ’97, 119
536
distinectus. Continued.
(Tachytes). P 93, 502, 504
(Tmeticus). P ’92, 40; ’05,
313, 338
(Tropidophis). P ’68, 130
(Xysticus). P ’92, 52
dintingasate (Callidea). P ’61, 286
(Dicerea). P ’73, 86, 331
(Lucina). P 79) 130
distinguendus (Calathus). P ’44, 58;
54, 36
’(Chlorodius). P
Distoma. P ’47, 220;
44; '73, 364;
47; 87, 115;
J)4, 301, 309°
Distomospira. P
Distomum. P
207; 756, 43;
"87, 24;
414
58, 34
50, 97;
77, 201, 202:
90, 414;
56,
84,
91, 234.
98, 282;
50, 118;
58, 111:
88, 126, 166;
Distorsio. P ’90, 395;
279; 704, 22
distorta panamensis (Auris). P
503, 507
distorta (Byssomia). j i, 451
(Cyclas). P ’60, 298; ’61, 404
(Goniada). P ’03, 461
(Mytilicardia). P ’72, 256
(Nucula). J IV, 396
(Patella). P ’73, 198
(Saxicava). j ii, 318; vi,
P ’48, 105; ’63, 141; ’71, 130;
303
Distortio. P ’95, 114-127.
380; VIII, 353
Distortrix. P "54, 31;
22
distortum (Spherium). P
298
distortus (Cepon). J ITI, 150
(Cyathocrinus). P 79, 308
distrophus (Clerus). P ’45, 306
(Opilus). P 745, 306
Distylia. P ’04, 499; "109, 289
Ditaxis. P ’60, 443
Dithyra. P 62, 191
Dithyrocaris. P 70, 55
Ditiola. J II, 283
ditissima (Cereospora). r
Ditoma. P ’58, 63; ’66, 379. J IV,
32
ditopa (Spheria). P ’77, 111
Ditrema. P ’62, 126, 274: 93, 95
Ditremata. P 1900, 561, 571
ditrigonus (Conoryetes). P 83, 168
(Periptychus). P ’83, 168
Ditrupa. P ’65, 73; ’84, 112; 90,
401; 95, 122; 97, 465, 475. J
IV, ” 386
Dittopternis. P ’01, 372
Ditylum. P 1900, 730, 731, 743
05, 218
51, 206,
78, 382;
90, 282,
91, 52; 703,
10,
212.
78,
J IV,
91, 52; 04,
60, 291,
93, 171
INDEX TO GENERA,
SPECIES, ETC.
Ditylus. P- ’54, 18, 20. J I, 96
diurna (Lychnis). P Ore: 106
diurnum (Cestrum). P 89, 396 4
diurnus (Caprimulgus). P ’51, 189 —
diva (Balistes). P 1900, 528 :.
WS ee (Buprestis). j iii, 168.
PS i
(Chama). P 38> saF
(Columbella). Pp’ 04, 16
(Crassatella). P ’72, 250
(Cyrena). P ’60, 278
(Dicerea). P 73 85, yt,
(Gilia). P ’48, 10. Li
(Jungermannia), og 760,
J III, 203
divaricata var. tridentata (Larrea)
P 796, 34
divaricata (Lueina).
118, 120, 216; vii,
217; 48) 101;
80, "21; ‘igo 155
(Montacuta).
(Nueula).
(Ostrea).
j iv, 148;
125. «ae
62, 577; "72, 8
P 72, 233
P 782, 194
P 748, 103; 79, 21!
84, 104; 86, 57; 90,
J IX, 147
divaricata var. occidentalis (Phlox)
J III, 97
divaricata (Teredo). P 62, 456, 463,
46
(Trigonia). P '52, 198° =
divaricatum (Panicum). ’p 89, 361
91, 296
’(Ribes). P ’84, 84
divaricatus (Actinocrinus).
353
(Aster). P 1900, 485
(Ceanothus). P 158, 129
(Cottus).
220;
P 8
79, 3
(Doryerinus). P ’68, 345
(Elaps). P ’59, 345. J
(Forbesiocrinus). P 73 4
(Helianthus). P ’60, 514; 10,
577
(Hemiphractus). P ’68, 114
(Leptoeaulis). 67
(Lithocrinus). P
(Otodus). P ’72, 162
(Poteriocrinus). Pp "79, 336
(Seaphiocrinus). P 69, 138;
79, 336 q
Divaricella. P 98, 418; 701, 184; —
P 768,
08, 757
divergens (Actinocrinus).
348, 349; ’81, 329 _
(Agropyron). P ’98, 45, 314 ©
(Amphoracrinus). P 68, 348
81, 329
(Bufo). P 702, 183
Rhodocrinus). P ’81, 386
Valsa). P 77, 124; 78,
Achatinella). P ’88, 33
Dicranomyia). P ’59, 212
(Geranomyia). P ’59, 207, 253
(Limnobia). P 59, 206
P 95, 327
lo: P ’75, 419
75, 419
(Borophagus). P 92,
(Venericardia). P
folium (Trifolium). P ’48, 9.
um (Cardium). P ‘47, 292;
97; ’61, 370; ’90, 402. JL
.- P ’69, 153
one al P ’05, 838
P 05, 825,
(Cyphononyx). P 97, 265
rbesiocrinus). P ’66, 257
rytes). P ’95, 518, 527
ister). P ’52, 39
P ’66, 256;
P 97, 265
. P 97, 265
Salticus). P ’89, 98
= P 66, 257
erticulus laniceps). Pp OF
_ 262, 264 a f
ives. P 66, 413; ’90, 209
ives (Chiropus). P ’03, 702
© (Dives). P ’90, 209
Donacia). P ’51, 314
(Buantha). P 95, 334
(Lampropsar). P ’66, 22, 413
(Seolecophagus). P ’66, 413
(Tachytes). P ’93, 504
(Toxotus). J I, 320
(Helix). P 58, 201; ’75,
209, 211; ’89, 203
(Mesodon). P ’75, 154
(Polygyra). P ’02, 511; 703,
200; ’06, 533, 551, 552
divesta indianorum (Polygyra). P
03, 200; °06, 550
__..~ INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
537
diviniloqua (Boa). P ’93, 429
divis (Grapsus). P ’80, 202
“ern (Ancistromma). P ’93, 489,
(Crocothemis). P ’99, 234
(Cynips). P ’61, 150
(Digrapha). J I, 76
(Ischnoptera). P ’10, 409, 411,
413, 430, 618
(Larra). P ’93, 495
(Mordellistena). P ’62, 51
(Photuris). P ’51, 337
divisifolia (Crategus). P 710, 165,
179
divisura (Terebra). P ’48, 106. J.
151
divisurum (Terebra). P ’47, 288;
95, 54. JI, 114
divisus (Campoplex).
(Colymbetes).
P 73, 885
P '62, 523
us). P ’98, 59, 60-62;
(Telephorus). P ’51, 340
Dixippus. P 04, 41
dixoni (Myliobates). J VIII, 238
(Nemachilus). P ’99, 181
(Xiphias). P 56, 302
Dixonina. P ’10, 651
Dizonias. P 95, 323
dobbertinensis (Mesoblattina). i
85, 115
Docidium. P ’74, 15; ’91, 351
Docidophryne. P ’62, 358
docilis (Diadophis). P ’01, 70
Doclea. P 756, 216
Docodon. P ’87, 289.
232, 247, 248
Docoglossa. P ’67, 239; ’93, 285
Docophorus. P 1900, 151-153
Dodeeaceria. P ’09, 268
7x, 187;
dodecadactylus (Actinocrinus). P
61, 181; 781, 340 ,
(Batocrinus). P 68, 352; 81,
340
Dodecatheon. j vii, 48. P ’63, 71;
84, 88; °98, 36, 307. J ITI, 94
dodgei (Collocalia). P ’06, 181, 209,
210
(Crategus). P 705, 631, 632;
10, 222, 223
(Isoetes). P ’08, 457
(Podisma). P ’06, 401; ’09,
165
Dodonea. P ’98, 394; ’05, 698, 700;
709, 486
déderleini CaSypene) P 94,191
Deelling: eria. P ’02, 66
Dogania. P ’59, 295
doguera (Cynocephalus). P ’67, 35
538
dohrni (Cuphopterus). P ’99, 216
(Horizorhinus). P ’99, 216
dohrniana (Atropis). J IX, 95
dohrnii (Ochrosanis). P ’73, 328
Dolabella. P ’78, 395; ’99, 515, 523
dolabella (Nucula). P ’48, 102; ’62,
581; ’82, 159
dolabelloides (Unio). P ’53, 248
Dolabra. P ’66, 260; ’71, 326; ’91,
249
dolabra (Lucina). P ’48, 101
(Cyelas). P ’54, 30
(Cyprina). P ’61, 29
dolabreformis (Nera). P ’82, 199
(Unio). P ’53, 248, 269. J
V, 413
dolabrata (Mysia). P ’72, 93
dolabratus (Colymbetes). P 62, 523
Dolabrifera. P ’99, 516
dolabrifera (Synapta). P ’55, 386
Dolatocrinus. P ’65, 154; ’71, 57;
"81, 226-298, 396; ’85, 235, 294,
327; 786, 80, 180; ’88, 354; ’90,
370-376
Dolba. J IV, 126, 178
dolearis (Anodonta). P ’63, 198
dolei (Achatinella). P ’95, 221;
1900, 565
(Helicter). P ’95, 239
(Partulina). P 95, 239
Dolerite. j iii, 115. P ’76, 119, 120;
03, 397. J X, 536; XI, 92
Dolerus. P ’09, 24
doliaris (Anodonta). J VI, 24
(Unio). P ’65, 88. J VI, 260
doliata (Caricella). P ’46, 22; ’48,
97
(Coronella). P ’56, 152, 247,
252; ’60, 256; ’01, 74
(Lampropeltis). P ’60, 256
(Mitra). P ’48, 101
doliata annulatus (Osceola). P ’01,
75
doliata gentilis (Osceola).
doliata syspilus (Osceola).
doliata triangulum (Osceola).
72
doliatus (Coluber). j v, 362; vi, 36.
P 60, 252, 256; ’01, 71
doliatus triangulus (Coluber). P ’04,
473
P 01, 75
P ’01, 75
P ’01,
doliatus (Lampropeltis). P ’06, 110
doliatus coccineus (Lampropeltis). P
03, 542
doliatus (Liophis).
(Lygophis). P
P ’62, 348
60, 252
(Opheomorphus). P ’62, 348;
63, 102; ’68, 102
(Ophibolus). P ’60, 257; ’94,
428; ’95, 392; ’01, 70; ’04, 472
doliatus annulatus (Ophibolus). P
01, 75; ’03, 553
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
doliatus clericus (Ophibolus). P
71
doliatus coccineus (Ophibolus).
01, 72, 74; ’03, 554
doliatus collaris (Ophibolus).
72
doliatus doliatus (Ophibolus). P 93,
385; ’01, 72, 73; 703, 554 :
doliatus gentilis (Ophibolus). P 01, 3
72, 75
doliatus parallelus (Ophibolus).
01, 73
doliatus syspilus (Ophibolus). P
73, 75
doliatus sysputus (Ophibolus).
93, 387
doliatus temporalis (Ophibolus). —
01, 72
doliatus triangulus (Ophibolus).
701, 71, 72; 706, 420
doliatus (Ophiomorphus). P 62,
(Osceola). P 94, 428 ‘a
(Thamnophilus). ’P 65, 108
dolicaon (Bothynus). J I, 87
Dolicheulota. P ’05, 735
dolichocephalus (Colobognathus).
VIII, 95, 147
Dolichogaster. P ’95, 325
Dolichognatha. P ’09, 208
Dolichonyx. P 53, 384; 56, &
63, 299; ’66, 15- 17; 71, 24; 7
350; 83, 63; 795, 487; Tis
115, 116, 133; 98, 82; 08,153
Dolichopodide. P 94, 275; ae
dolichopsis (Calamita). 5: VI,
204
dolichoptyx (Clausilia). P ’07,
08, 576
dolichoptyx micra (Clausilia). P
507; ’08, 576
Dolichopus. j iii, 84; vi, 168, 170.
P '95, 327 i
Dolichosoma. P ’66, 349, 358; ”
215 :
dolichospora (Septoria). P "91,
Dolichotis. j ii, 331 Se
dolichurus (Mus). P ’96, 533
dolicocephala (Diapheromera).
P ’09, 124
dolicocephalum (Catostoma). J V TI, :
(Colobognathus). ef
71, 205, 211 é
Doliide. P ’62, 564; ’91, 52 ¥
Doliocystide. P 03, 640 oa
Doliocystis. P 703, 56, 640 q
Doliodon. P 58, 168; "62, 262, 4375, i
63, 84; ’84, 124, 127 ‘4
Doliolocrinus. | P 81, 405
Doliolum. P ’87, 298
Doliophis. P ’57, 182
Doliopsis. J IX, 147
dolicocephalus
______- #NDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 539
, 167, 68, 174;
292
645, 654; 1900, 530, 538;
04, 136, 314- 320;
BE seroptersn)
ptmicropterus).
; 1900, 219, 295;
sa =."
_ (Musca). P 78, 315;
f b]
. P °03, 128, 136
103, 670, igh
P > 8, 115. J X, 365
j iv, 59. P °75, 351;
( ;
(Troglodytes) .
domesticus parkmanni (Troglodytes).
P 708, 103
domesticus (Vespertilio). j viii, 283.
P ’41, 92
domeykana (Trigonia). J VIII, 320
domeykanus (Ammonites). J VIII,
311
(Terebratula). J VIII, 324
Domeykite. P ’74, 114
domeykus (Nautilus). J VIII, 309
domiana (Grimmia). P ’55, 446
domiciliorum (Epeira). P ’81, 173,
174, 431; ’88, 78, 175, 198; 792,
49; 1900, 535; 704, 129; ’09, 211
_domifex (Lycosa). P ’02, 550; 704,
299; ’08, 242, 243
domina (Sillaginopsis). P ’61, 505
(Sillago). P 761, 505
domingensis (Badiera). P ’89, 365
Gouania). P ’89, 373
(Mantis). P ’03, 706
(Petitia). P 89, 399
dominguensis (Cardita). P 702, 703,
(Gadus). P ’97, 465, 473 ©
(Glans). P ’02, 703
dominica (Dendrwea). P ’75, 352;
709, 365
dominica albilora (Dendroica). P
90, 210; ’95, 496
dominica (Lalage). P ’02, 682
dominicana (Chettusia). P ’71, 196
(Coseinoptera). P ’73, 29
(Fringilla). P ’64, 255
(Loxia). P 64, 255
(Parra). P 771, 196
Dominicanus. P ’62, "293, 295
dominicanus (Pheenicophilus). P 109,
363
dominicense (Cardium). J VIII, 344
(Trachycardium). J VIII, 344
dominicensis (Bidens). P ’70, 149
(Brachypodella). P ’98, 278
(Faleo). j iii, 343. P 760,
374; ’09, 358
(Ficedula). j iv, 191
(Helicina). P ’90, 286
(Ieterus). P ’67, 58, 59; ’09,
362
(Loxia). P 64, 253
(Loximitris). P ’09, 362
(Myiarchus). P 709, 361
(GEdienemis). P ’09, 356
(Oriolus). P ’67, 58
(Pendulinus). P 67, 55, 58
dominicensis aurea ( Pluvialis). Be
64, 246
dominicensis (Progne). P 763, 295;
09, 364
’(Pseudobalea). P ’99, 370
(Saurothera)s P ’09, 359
(Speotyto). P ’09, 359
540
dominicensis. Continued.
(Stenogyra). P ’99, 370
(Strix). P ’64, 238
(Tinnuneulus). P ’70, 149
(Tringa). P ’61, 198
(Tyrannula). P ’72, 77
(Tyrannus). P ’60, 143, 375;
63, 287; ’09, 361
dominicus (Antrostomus). J II, 124
(Charadrius). P ’64, 346; ’93,
22, 37, 61; 1900, 23
dominicus fulvus (Charadrius). P
02, 671.
dominicus (Coecyzus). P
63, 154
(Colymbus). P ’09, 355
(Cuculus). j iii, 367
poet P 709, 364
Lampornis). P ’09, 361
(Mimus). P ’09, 366
(Nomonyx). P ’09, 355
(Podiceps). P ’62, 232; ’64, 70
(Sylbeocyelus). P 62, 232
(Trochilus). P ’60, 377
(Turdus). j iv, 31. P
249, 251; ’02, 682
domitia (Perithemis). P 62, 402
domitia intensa (Perithemis). P ’08,
481, 489
53, 401;
64,
domitia iris (Perithemis). P 708,
487, 489
domitia mooma (Perithemis). P ’08,
489
domninus (Protoporus). P ’77, 94
donabilis (Joppidium). P ’73, 138,
139
Donacia. j iii, 428; v, 282. P ’47,
158; ’51, 310; ’61, 357; ’73, 20
donacialis (Oyrena). ¥ 60, 269, 278
Donacicrinites. P ’81, 405
Donacide. P ’91, 48; ’01, 207, 400;
05, 17
donaciformis (Cyrena). P ’60, 269,
278
(Unio). P ’53, 253;
Donaciides. P ’73, 19,
Donacilla. J VIII, 333
donacina (Crassatella). P 72, 250
(Cyprina). P ’61, 29
(Cyrena). P 60, 278
(Mesodesma). J VIII, 333
(Tellimya). P ’72, 228
(Venus). P ’61, 29
Donacine. P ’62, 573
done-anse (Spherophthalma). r 97,
60, 155
186
donaldsoni (Cosila). P ’96, 549
(Limicolaria). P 97, 358
(Pseudomacromia). P 99, 229,
285, 248-251
Donas. vii, 253
donata ( elissodes). P ’78, 208
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
|
Donatina. P ’84, 208
donatus (Scolecophis). P
Donax. j ii, 305; iv, 19, 747
292; 48 99; *60, 267; ‘él, 26.
62, 573; °71, 135, 137; 16
78, 302, 382; ’82, 103, 168,
341, 401, 403; ’88, 330, 332;
347; 90, 144, 401; °91, 48; 19¢
480; ’01, 189, 207, 400; ’03, 75°
05, 17. J I, 123, 208; 31
333, 371
Dondia. P 1900, 665; ’02, 661;
380
dongalensis imperatrix (Cic¢
P ’08, ii
Donia. j ii, 118. P 98, 33, 306—
donitzi daelix), P 1900, 383
dooleyensis (Unio). P 73, 424, J
VIII, 64 ele
doolyensis (Goniobasis).
64, 32. J V, 315
Dopasia. P ’64, 228 ie
Dopplerite. P ’82, 52 7
dorab (Chirocentrus). J Te
Doras. P ’71, 55, 270; ’03, 500 ~
Doratonotus. P 62, 143 Ny _
dorbigniana (Physa). J VI, 166
d’orbignyana (Hamites). J
309
(Pleurotoma). P ’60, 198
d’orbignyanus (Venus). P
d’orbignyi (Bellerophon). P
(Chilophryne). 62, ai
(Heterodon). P ’62, 348; 6:
102 a
(Phrynoidis). P ’63, 49,
(Pisidium). P ’97, 291°
Doreacerus. J II, 7
Doreadida. J II, 143
Doreadion. P ’59, 291.
315; IT, 141, 143, 167
J I, 3i4,
Doreaschema. P ’55, 417; hor
J I, 142, 147 cae
Doreasia. P ’73, 249; ’74, 555
155, 214, 250; 92, 393, 399
Doreasoma. J TL, ag
Doreatherium. P 41, 323; ’57, 1
J VII, 383 4
Doreatoma. P 58, 72; 759, 2
65, 239, 242, 243. J IV, 36
Doreatomata. P 65, 223, ase, 22
Dorcelaphus. P 96, 179; 97, ,
208, 311 a
Doreus. P 61, 345; °66, 348, 380 a
dorei (Unio). P ’88, 115
dorfeuilleana (Helix). P
57, 1915
58, 201; ’89, 205 t
dorfeuilliana sampsoni (Helix).
89, 205
dorfeuilliana (Polygyra). P 775,
154; ’76, 188; 1900, 113, 449; 703,
195; 06, 130, 532, 584-538, sal
ta (Polygyra).
perstriata (Polygyra).
538
sampsoni (Polygyra).
06, 130, 532, 535-538
(Unio). P 53, 248;
hina). P ’02, 180
ynopoma). P 06,
(Crocidura). P 96, 545
le. P °79, 88, 105; ’99, 520
m. P ’95, 252; ’99, 512
sis. P ’99, 520
culus P ’80, 52
n (Polycera). P ’80, 108
psid P 79, 97, 105
pe. P 58, 163
le. P 58, 163
matica. P 79, 108
P 55, 379, 380, 389; ’79, 95,
3, 114 ;’80, 41, 47-113; 95,
, 017, 520; 704, 329, 376,
J I, 323
i P 68, 351;
P '68, 351; ’81,
P 65, 200, 201
P 65, 133
3, 195;
LOUCU
P 69, 138;
P 75, 155;
57, 188;
zoe. OT,.398
P ’62, 240; 63, 170,
"85, 67, 71, 80; 97, 132;
(Gobiomorus). P 785, 68,
mus). P ’60, 120, 122;
180; ’71, 217; ’85, 68, 70
(Platyeephalus). P ’60, 120;
0
tatrix (Eleotris). P
Bs 785, 705 "97, 132
0 (Conus). P 704, 6, 550
. [a P ’85, 70, 79;
1 (Phitypnus). P ’97, 132
or onoecO des (Helianthus). P 784, 15
om © "17, 45, 69, 86; 84,
3 "97, 62
omatide. P °97, 62; 706, 84
ale (Curimata). P ’06, 298
(Leptophidium). P ’60, 498
(Notaphus). P °43, 297
58,
, 270;
60, 120,
| ___- INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
541
dorsale. Continued.
(Thalassoma). J 539
dorsalis (Agonoderus). 68, 375
(Ameiva). P ’62, e
(Arete). P ’60, 32; 79, 418
ie (Aselera). P 54, 21. J IV,
(Atlanticus). P ’10, 596, 644
(Bassus). P ’94, 190
(Bembidium). P 57, 5
(Bufo). P ’52, 181; ’54, 86;
66, 301
(Caconeura). P 01, 137
P 63, 166
ides).
(Cicindela). j i, 20. P
362
(Cixius). P ’07, 488, 491
(Crotophytus).
53, 301; °54, 92;
’(Cystignathus). P 753, 421
(Digrapha). J I, 74, 75
(Dips
‘299; 766, 310, 312
(Elater). j iii, 167
(Eutenia). P ’03, 287, 292,
293, 296
(Galeus). P ’99, 327
(Galleruca). P ’65, 207, 208
(Glyphidodon). P ’63, 216
(Halatractus). P 63, 84
(Halmaturus). P ’78, 62
(Halophila). P ’62, 154
(Henlea). P 710, 20
(Hyperopisus). P ’62, 444
(Hypsypops). P 762, 147;
63, 216
(Junco). P 58, 117; 59,
60, 27
(Latreutes). P
P 785, 15
(Limax). P
P ’68, 102
P ’89, 150
(Mormyrus). P
(Mustelus). P x
(Nacerda). P 746,
21. JI, 96
(Nacerdes). J IV, 39
(Nautilus). P ’65, "262; 70, 48
(CGEdaneala). P 01, 269
(Opheomorphus). P’ 68, 102
(Oxacis). P 78, 314
(Pallifera). P 72, 137; 778,
246; ’75, 154, 182, 196°
(Pardosa). P ’08, 164, 209
(Pastinacea). P 05, 460
(Pelias). P 759, 341
(Philhomyeus). P 58, 198, 199
(Phyllecthrus). P 65, 205;
73, 54
(Picoides). P 63, 203
(Plethodon). P ’69, 100
66,
55; 754,
542
dorsalis. Continued. -
(Pomacentrus).
(Pomataprion). P 63, 216
(Rana). j vi, 36, 55; ¥, 340
(Rhamdia). P 70, 94
(Rhinophrynus). P ’66, 125.
J VI, 70
(Rhyncolus). 58, 81.
40
101.
52, 110;
56, 208;
P 759, 147
Y J
1
bd
(Salamandra).
59, 126. J I, 284
(Sciurus). P
134
(Semotilus).
85, 15
(Sicyonia). P ’78, 97
(Stenopola). P 07, 180
(Tamias). P ’565, 332; "67, 134
(Tebennophorus). P 158, 198,
89, 199
(Teredo). P
j. vi,
67,
r 7%;
86;
199;
62, 197, 206
(Toxostoma). P ’58, 117
(Triton). P 756, 8, 11; * 68,
95, 405. J I, 284: Itt, 363
(Umbrina). I 562, 257
(Vomer). P
(Wagleria). P
\Xylophaga).
dorsata (Anomia). P ’73, 184
(Ceratophrys). J VIL, 92
(Cicada). ay 331
(Cyrena). 60, 278
(Delthyris). P ’73, 184
(Elis). P ’96, 304
(Galeruca). j iii, 456. P ’65,
205
(Terebratella). P
"115 00% 91, 170; 178
(Terebratula). P ’73, 184
dorsatum (Erithizon). P ’96, 378.
J XI, 198, 199, 279
(Phalangium). j ii, 66
dorsatus (Actinocrinus). P ’81, 317
(Erethizon). P ’80, 348, 389;
94, 218, 393; ’97, 210
(Noctilio). P 54, 190, 191
(Oreaster). P ’89, 173
(Petromyzon). P ’02, 85
(Spirorbis). P ’04, 178
(Unio). P ’68, 160.
300
dorsettensis (Inachus). P ’50, 28
dorsigera (Afquidens). P ’03, 534
dorsipes (Pilumnus). P ’58, $7
dorsisignatana (Poecilochroma).
60, 353
dorsistrigella (Tinea).
258; 60, 433
dorsivittata (Mabuia).
98, 104, 106
dorsodipterygio (Esox).
126;
3 62, 197, 206
73, 184;
5 VE
r
P
P ’62, 350;
P 84, 74
59, 257,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
dorsomacula (Coris).
(Girella).
dorsonotatus
58, 68
dorsorubra (Alauda).
dorsuaria (Bostra). 796 a
Dorthesia. j iii, 274. P hen, Ta
Dorudon. P 45, 254; ’ 6
J I, 8, 16; VII, 428 ° « ‘J
Dorycrinus. P 168, 344-350;
153, 163, 166; '78, 264; 81, 18%
273, 319, 350; 85, 247, ae 8:
336; ’87, 107; ’88, 341, 349; %
158, 346 }
Dorylus. P 7a 200, 204
Dorymyrmex. P 96, 39
Doryodes. P ’60, 214 “om
Doryodon, P 67, 144. J bi |:
428
Doryphora. j iii, 453. P
30; ’67, 71. J IV, 12, 26,
Doryphorus. Pte 419;
J VIII, 171
Doryrhamphine. P '62, 284 oe
Doryrhamphus. P ’62, 284; 1900, 5.
Doryura. P ’57, 197°
Dosilia. P ’87, 179, 261 By
Dosinia, P 54, 30; 56, 315; 76
149, 150, 315; 62, 5753 67, 139
"Tl, 187, 138; '76, 308; = ‘
782, 199, 212; 91, 47; 4
421; 03, 757; ’05 16. J ,
IV, 275, 278; VIII a6
119; XII, 482; XIII
Dosiniopsis. P 64, 213; 18
dosua (Indigofera). P 86,.
dotadas (Oc sd ses a
Dothichiza. 94, 370 be
Dothidea. P ’79, 66, 70;
9,
P 07, 136
P 62,944 —
(Odynerus), P
r 67,
ro
~ cs.
94, 345. J I, 287-28
Dothidella. 1 y 95, 427
dothideoides (Clasterisporium) ;
"71, 87
Dothiorella. P 93, 159, 456; 95,
Dotilla. P ’58, 98
Dotillidae. P 158, 98
Dotine. P 751, 247 ee.
Doto. P 51, 247; ’58, 98; °79, 95
704, 329, 376 Re
doto (Alpheus). P ’93, 112 2
douacialis (Venulites). P ’60, 281 —
doubledayi (Kinosternum). P
190
(Suphis). P ’73, 326
doubledayii (Kinosternum). P
186 a
dougalli (Hydrocecropis). P ’62,
(Sterna). P ’05, 687 ae
(Thalassea). P ’62, 551
dougallii (Sterna). P 56, 298 ;
551
ee
P 52, 162
P ’07, 248
(Nodularia). P
P 53, 267, 268;
matis). P 163, 56; 98,
(Grategus). P 98, 24, 299;
iplostoma). P ’52, 163
s). P 52, 162, 163
nopappus). j vii, 30
omeriz P ’84, 90
(Phrynosoma).
32
(Pseudostoma). P ’75, 136
). P 98, 49
srcus). P ’63, 76
albolimbatus (Sciurus). P
oF. \s
703.
of
3
ug’ =i pygmea (Phrynosoma). P
mglassi (Quereus). P °72, 127
(Tapaya). P ’85, 141
g Allium).
(Seiurus). j viii, 63
(Spermophilus). j viii, 74
(Spheria). P ’95, 20
(Spirea). J III, 87
(Thomomys). P 775, 136
(Tringa). P ’61, 174
_INDEX~TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
|
543
doumercii (Hypsiboas). J VI, 201
douronensis (Labeobarbus). P ’05,
483. J XII, 500
dovii (Apogon). P ’84, 99
(Heros). P ’77, 178, 180, 183
(Pecilia). P ’77, 178, 180, 187
dowei (Anableps). P ’61, 4, 5, 21
dowi (Diapterus). P ’83, 120; ’86,
259, 271
(Gerres). P ’83, 116, 120; ’86,
257, 259, 271
dowii (Diapterus). P ’63, 162
(Exocetus). P ’63, 167
(Leptarius). P ’63, 171
downei (Anculosa). J VI, 342
downeiana (Goniobasis). P ’62, 272;
64, 26. J V, 341
(Helix). P ’74, 49; ’75, 209,
211; ’89, 203
(Mesodon). P ’75, 155
_relnayend: P ’96, 493; 1900,
downiei (Anculosa). P ’68, 153
(Lithasia). P ’62, 278; ’63,
32. J V, 354
(Unio). P ’58, 166. J IV,
* 210
Doydixodon. P ’99, 351
Draba. P ’60, 145; ’63, 57, 94; ’66,
343; ’81, 89, 161; ’93, 209; 795,
544. J III, 181, 182, 186
Dracena. P ’58, 123; 96, 309, 312,
465
dracena (Trichosomus). P ’82, 277
Draco. P ’68, 282; ’02, 176, 693
draco (Oc e). P 778, 145
(Oriolus). P 766, 15
P 82, 309
P 704, 105
P '92, 272; 98,
346; ’99, 362
Dracocephalum. P ’63, 72; 94, 58
draconis (Pegasus). P ’82, 309
draconoides (Callisaurus). P ’08, 117
dracontium (Arisema). P ’60, 200
dracontoides (Callisaurus). P 766,
312
Dracontura. P ’61, 210; ’62, 179;
65, 195
Draconura. P 56, 223, 236; ’60,
480, 482
Dracotettix. P ’09, 410, 463
dracunculoides (Artemisia). P ’63,
66; ’98, 31, 304
(Chrysocoma). P ’98, 32, 305
Dracunculus. P ’70, Biol. 11
dracuneculus (Artemisia). P ’98, 31
drakii (Rhizotrogus). J III, 245
dranenus (Cherocampa). J IV, 149,
151
(Sphinx).
(Xylophanes).
J IV, 151
J IV, 151
544
draparnaldi
266
(Cochlodina). P ’98,
draparnaudii (Polinices). P ’04, 24
Drapetisca. P ’92, 44
Drasside. P ’92, 12, 14; 1900, 531;
701, 571; 703, 60, 130, 140; 04,
122’; 09, 197
Drassodes. P 01, 569, 572
Drassus. P 92, 19; ’01, 572; 703,
60, 127, 141; 09, 548, 550, 559,
565, 569
draytoni (Rana). P ’83, Pe
P ’62, 264;
draytonii (Goniobasis).
64, 47. J V, 300
(Rana). P 52, 174
Dreissena. P ’53, 320. J II, 195.
ITI, 328; VIII, 335
Drejera. P 61, 462; ’62, 165; ’70,
137
Drepana. P ’62, 359
drepanaspis (Lepidodendron). P ’60,
240
Drepane. P ’97, 78
Drepania. P ‘80, 52
Drepanide. P ’97, 78
Drepanodon. P ’56, 255; ’57, 176;
68, 198; ’79, 171; 89, 29) 240;
91 362. J VII, 19, 20, 28, 53,
356, 367
Drepanolobus. P 63, 346
Drepanophorus. P ’01, 682, 706
Drepanoplectis. P ’05, 779
Drepanopsetta. P ’64, 217
Drepanorhynchus. P ’05, 775
Drepanoxiphus. P ’05, 817, 842
Drepanulina. P ’62, 360
Dresseina. P ’74, 29
drewseni (Colymbetes). P 62, 523
(Discolia). P ’96, 299
(Seolia). P ’96, 299
Drexelia. P ’92, 127
Driameras. P ’73, 334
Drieschia. P ’03, 794
Driessensia. P ’04, 336, 343, 360,
381, 694, 697, 699, 714
Drilla. P ’61, 43
Drillia. P ’62, 285, 561; ’65, 62;
"73, 217; °76, 280; ’82, 171; ’90,
394; ’91, 49; ’95, 59; 114- 124; 03,
273; '04, 7; 05, 26. J ITT, 331;
IV, 286; VIII, 314, 337, 351
Drilonereis. P 09, 254
Drilus. P ’45, 221
Drimo. P ’93, 127
drébachiensis ean:reayr tl P ’01, 170
(Strongylocentrotus). P ’91,
480; ’01, 170
(Toxopneustes). P 63, 357
Dromeognathe. P ’69, 198
Dromeolus. P ’66, 387
dromas (Unio). P ’54, 244; ’96, 502.
J IV, 55
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Dromatheride. P ’87, 291
Dromatherium. P ’57, 150; ’59,
770, 9; 786, 359, 362; ’87, 291
91, 237; 792, 405; 93, 72, fF
Vi, 410; x 186, ”187, "225, 3.
238, 244, 245, 247, 261, 265
dromedarius (Camelus). P 50, &
78, 61 .
Dromia. P 50, 24, 29; 58, 2!
226, 239, 240; ’72, 133; ’91, 217
Dromica. ’p 08, 514
dromiciformis (Coniophanes). 3
128; ’68, 104
(Tachymenis). P (ee
68, 104
Dromicina. P ’08, 511
Dromicus. P 56, 237; ’60, 251, &
370, 560; 62, 76, 79; 68, 1
71, 200, 201, 218, "999: 78 §
94” 428; ’01, 87. F 139
Dromidia.’ P 58, 225, 238; 5
302; ’79, 404
Dromiide. P ’79, 404
Dromiodea. P ’79, 404
Dromius. P 43, 296, 298; 59, &
287. J IV, 4, 28
Dromochorus. J IV, 11, 27
Dromococeyx. P 767, 233
Dromocyon. P ’92, 306
dromoea (Pardosa). P ’08, 164
Dromogomphus. P ’08, 461.
Dromolestes. P ’75, 93
Dromotheriide. J IX, 222, 247, 251.
dromus (Unio). P 53, 248 ne
drongo (Muscicapa). P ’67, 219 a
prehiegi P ’60, 98, 511; 68, Biol.
; 69, Biol. 20; 765, 330; ti
ds 84; 1900, "485, 488, 490, &
548, 647, 651, 654, 666; 70
04, 605; 05, 199;
Droseracew. ¥
1900, 666
Drosophila. P ’95, 317, 339
Drosophilide. P ’95, 339
droueti ¢ Bulimus). P ’60, 152
drozii (Streptophorus).
340; ’68, 101. J VIII, 145
drummond-hayi (Hpinephelus).
706, 97
drummondi (Apatura). P ’57, 7
(Buprestis). P ’57, 7
(Farancia). P "08, 122
(Melanophila). P ’73, 89
(Mynomes). P ’94, 287
(Psiloptera). P 73 84
drummondii (Arvicola). P 94,
286
P 75, 131
60
(Ascomys).
(Astragalus). P ’63,
(Cirsium). P ’63, 69
(Fugosia). P ’62, 162
(Geomys). P ’75, 131
Continued.
ma). P ’63, 72
). P 62, 162
us). P °74, 175; ’94, 249
P 55,
IV, 168, 172
/ (Sphinx). J Iv, 164
(Polyporus). J IU, 210
id J IX, 145
84, 82; 793,
J III, 181,
; as (C otalus). P 53, 418
P 60, 554
P 60, 554, 555; 771,
04. J VILL, 95, "132
madusa. P °04, 573;
P 74, 53;
765; 07, 193;
isnt
09, 412
97, 19, 22;
"510, '502, 503,
i Reet
marchon. P ’60, 342, 564; 08,
oe a. P 98, 388
mobius. P °60, 560; ’61, 301,
; 63, 100; °65, 197; °66, 128;
"105; °83, 34; °94, 202, 497:
03, 554; 04, 467; 08, 121. J
VIL, 95, 135, 179
ymoica. P 55, 327; 56, 318;
ti 59, 37; °62, 317; °99, 41;
6
bates. P ’89, 268; 90, 206, 214;
, 435; 792, 106, 116; 393, 22, 42,
464, 483 ; 96, 114, ‘116,
5 98, 80, 209; 799, 13, 17, 20,
aes Os, 7, 15, 26; 704, 581;
, 681
bius. P 62, 39. J Il, 28, 104
’ oe mus. P 702, 179
ryocampa. P °73, 274;
yocopus. P ’60, "137; 704, 448
tenes. J II, 142
: Mig 197, 290; 788, 299;
1, 131. cM D.@ 187, 295, 235, 238,
ryolestide. P ’87, 290
Jryolimnas. P °94, 131, 133, 140
slictes. P ’65, 194. J VI, 85,
ophidine. P ’60, 555
pphili. P °65, 223
35
74, 160
____4NDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
_ dryophilus (Polyporus).
345
Dryophilus. P ’65, 224
J Iti, 211
. P 54, 100, 226; 57, 59;
59, 300; ’60, 485, 550, 554; 91,
460; ’02, 181, 694; 05, 208. J
II, 306; VIII, 177
Dryophylax. P ’56, 243; 57, 53;
60, 558
Dryopicus. P ’63, 194
Dryopini. P ’52, 42
Dryopitheeus. P ’01, 124
Dryops. P ’54, 22
Dryopteris. P 62, 360; 1900, 548,
651, 652, 661; °08, 457; 10, 578.
J IU, 104
dryopteris (Phegopteris). P ’84,
96; 1900, 548
(Polypodium). P ’63, 80
oscopus. P 751, 246; ’59, 53;
99, 37, 49; 705, 774
Drypetes. P "589, 404 .
Dryptus. P 73, "947; 74, 59
Duberria. P 60, 260
dubia (Achatinella). P ’88, 26, 27
(Aleyrodes). P ’02, 280
(Andromeda). J IX, 153
(Annularia). P ’60, 236
(Astarte). J VIII, 319
(Aurinia). P ’76, 290; ’98, 191
(Bechera). P 60, 236
(Biddulphia). P 1900, 692, 707
(Bulimella). P ’88, 26
(Calathus). P ’60, 318
(Chemnitzia). P ’99, 176
(Cloe). P 62, 380, 401
(Cyelas). P ’62, 37
(Denticella). P 1900, 702
(Dicirea). P 44, 142
(Dictyna). P ’92, 29
(Diplachne). P ’91, 304
- (Diplotaxis). J Ill, 269; IV,
(Drymophila). P ’99, 214
(Filaria). P ’56, 55; 86, 313
(Galerita). P ’44, 48
(Gastrochaena). P ’61, 479
(Glycimeris). P 762, 571
(Kellia). P ’72, 230
(Leptochelia). P 794, 93
(Leptochloa). P ’91, 304
(Libinia). P ’50, 23; ’70, 104;
78, 316; ’79, 386; ’91, 178, 191,
198
(Lima). J VIII, 322
(Lingula). J VIII, 307
(Melania). P ’64, 45
(Mya). P 61, ”
(Nemognatha). 753, 346
(Nitzschia). P ‘61, 71
(Oliva). P 748, 103
(Oxyuris). P 56, 52
(Palio). P ’80, 108
546
dubia. Continued.
(Panopea).
571; ’82, 159
(Partula).
57
(Partulina).
(Perdita).
(Perissolax).
(Phyllacanthus).
(Plagiostoma). J VIII, 322
(Pristodactyla). P ’54, 88
(Purpuroidea). P ’60, 94; ’
24
(Rocellaria). P ’61, 478, 479
(Scapha). P ’76, 288
(Seaphella). P ’98, 191
(Seolia). P ’02, 35
(Spiraxis). P ’60, 152
(Spongelia). P 778, 313
(Squilla). P ’93, 107
‘ (Trogosita). P ’44, 116; 762,
8
(Uria).
(Venus).
(Voluta).
(Zoanthus).
dubiosa (Colaspis).
(Cyclas). P
(Goniobasis).
26
(Melania). P ’64, 46
dubiosum (Joppidium).
(Metachroma). P ’
dubitans (Bembidium).
(Ochthedromus).
dubitata (Melissodes). P 738, 194
dubitatus (Sphex). P ’97, 377; 99,
200
dubium (Achatinallastrum). P
26
J VII, 363
J VI, 235
J VIII, 363
P 56, 45
60, 302;
P 48, 103; 62,
P ’85, 206. J IX,
P 88, 26
P 96, 52, 75
P 05, 24
P 63, 353
P ’68, 5, 7, 37, 40
J VIII, 318
P ’48, 107
j i, 177
j iii, 447
60, 291
P 64, 45; 65,
~
far
88,
(Bittium).
(Campostoma).
(Chemnitzia).
(Clinostomum).
(Papaver). P
105
(Pisidium).
(Spherium).
( Triceratium).
(Tropidocarpum).
553
dubius (Ammodytes). P 63, 332 |
(Astropecten). P ’91, 338 |
(Brontes). P 54, 76 |
(Calamites). P ’60, 437
(Centurus). P ’90, 206
(Cryptus). P ’94, 187
(Cucujus). P 754, 76
(Cupressocrinus). P ’86, 105
(Dichroplus). P ’07, 188
(Echinus). P ’81, 405
(Enerinus). P ’81, 318
77,
P ’41, 103
P 60, 291
P 1900, 707
P 95, 552,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
dubius. Continued.
(Gelasimus).
141
(Gryllus). P
(Harpagopus). i
(Hydroporus). 44, 29
(Iapus). P ’67, 68
(Lanius). P 67, 215 ;
(Leptocladus). P 188, 295,
J IX, 265
(Marsupiocrinus). Pee
(Metopograpsus). P 779,
’80, 199
(Mullus). P ’85, 151
(Notocyphus). P 97, 23
(Parus). P ’67, 221
(Peramus). P gg, 295
(Phaleris). P 68, 7, 40
(Phascolestes). J
(Polynemus).
(Ramphastos).
(Ripiphorus).
P 58, 99;
06, 20
P 89, 33
P 2
(Simorhynchus). i
(Tachysphex). P a 508,
(Telephorus). P ’ 45, 804
339
(Thanatidius). P 1900,
04, 136 :
‘(Trichidion). P 61 274
(Turdus). P °58, 194
(Tyloramphus). P 68,
(Zethus). P 99, 416
(Zygobates). P 55, 396.
VIII, 247
Dubusia. P ’99, 307 :
duealis (Clausilia). P ’01, 615,
duealis var. decapitata (Clausilia).
02, 861, 531
duealis var. dorcas (Clausilia)
01, 615, 648
auealis rex (Clausilia).
duealis (Seala). J VIII, 1
dueatelli (Modiola). P
82, 160
(Venus). P ’48, 107
dueatellii (Mercenaria). P 754,
(Modiola). P ’62, 579;
62,
¥.
403.
59, 140;
’(Musei ta).
99,40. J IV, 323 “i
’(Tersiphone). P ’89, 152 —
———— (Antinedia). Pi
11
(Jouannetia). fe 143 —
duchasteli ‘Oothiealntt P 60, 271
duchon (Altica). P ’47, 164
P 59,
tis). J V, 156 dumblei (Drillia). P ’95, 59
J V, 156 (Mesodon). J IX, 444
P ’62, 440; (Microdus). J IX, 444
(Natica). P be 399, 404
ates). P ’62, 440; ’77, (Pleurotoma). 95, 59
257; 05, 62 (Turritella). “a 95, 81, 118-
r). P 62, 440 125
"54, 229 dumeril Caaatay P ’64, 264
(Cyathocrinus). P 79, a (Amizilis). P °99, 207
x be caren P ’65, 198
oteriocrinus). P ’79, 308 | Polycirrhus). P ’83, 288
etocyon). P ’90, 54, 59 (Rhine), P 762, 501; ’64, 264
ma 04, 113; 77, 277 (Squatina). P 62, 501; 710, 599
fi (Pecten). J VIII, 294, (Varanus). P 02, 177
ce dumerilii (Disteira). Pp 59, 347;
yphon). P ’94, 189 86, 300
(Elaps). P ’60, 74
(Nereis). P ’08, 344
ii (Squilla). P 91, 184
(Zishna). P 08, 475, 488
caodes). P ’07, 272 (Platyplectrum). J VI, 201
ta). P ’60, 509 dumerilus (Otion). j vi, 130
Phys oa P 09, 202 dumetorum (Polygonum). P_ 60,
Se: P ’83, 15 514; 1900, 664
“a <i 289; °57, 23 dumetorum ‘var. scandens (Poly-
sii | es: P02, 280 gonum). P 1900, 664
z 751, 288 dumetosus (Neomeris). P ’05, 695
. P ’60, 509 dumicola (Icteria). j es 252
). P 51, 288 dumortieri (Lingula). P ’73, 203
thobius). P 94, 420 dumosa (Calyptrea). P ’46, 21
rer). P OD, 16; (Campanularia). J III, 138 ©
: 48, Sr aeend.: 30h, 146; OF
Ti cinscephaius). P 08, ’ Crocibalum). P 54, 30
, 640-643 (Cynthia). P 755, 387
Motacilla). P ’62, 317 | (Dispotea). P 46, 21; 748, 99
(Solanum). P ’60, 304; (Gaylussacia). P 60, 308 ; "92
374; 1900, 546; 704, 605; 07, 454
rigger P ba 11 (Laféea). P 76, 210, 216
1 (Cyrena). P ’60, 278 (Lapparia). P 90, 396
ietcaton). P ’65, 102. | (Mitra). P 55, 260. J IX,
; 145
homenus). P ’60, 318 | (Ophiothrix). P ’89, 178
P ’56, 185 | (Plagiostoma). J IX, 145
Ol, 13; 08, (Purpura). j vii, 267
(Spirea). P ’63, 61; ’84, 84
P 01, 13 (Voluta). J IX, 145
P ’01, 562; (Volutilithes). P ’90, 396
dumosum (Cardium). P ’93, 221;
koshikijimana (Macro- 05, 15
). P 704, 635 i (Criocardium). P ’93, 221
pai P 01, 13; ’08, 119 | (Crucibulum). P ’62, 568;
P 389, "396 | 82, 167, 168
ze. P 706, 510; 07, 150, 264 | (Dispotea). P ’62, 568
P 61, 45; ’62, 236; 763, | (Plagiostoma). j vii, 122;
784, 98; °97, 106; 1900, 502, viii, 218. P ’48, 104. J II, 274
0; 706, 510-512; 07, 150, 264° dumosus (Aster). P ’60, 514; 710,
ium. P 1900, 485, 488; 710, | 576
(Capulus). P ’90, 158
p. P ’07, 150, 264 | dumosus var. trapaquarus (Clavi-
nsis (Pyrotrogon). P ’99, 206 | lithes). P ’95, 74, 130
sg 364 _ dumosus salons = ie "
0 cas), P ’88, 14 (Mygnimia). :
Be iGprena). P 60, 278 (Papillina). P ’95, 74
548 INDEX TO. GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
dumosus var. trapaquarus (Papil- ; dupetitthouarsii (Fusus). J
lina). P ’95, 74, 114, 130 350 Ma i
dumosus (Prioenemis). P ’99, 199 dupiniana (Venericardia). P
(Salius). P ’97, 276; ’99, 199 | dupinianus (Ammonites). J V
(Spondylus). P ’81, 155, 158. 311
J IX, 143, 145 dupla (Ceratina). P be 730 —
duncani (Chelichnus). P ’56, 78 duplex Bas inch P 58, 1
- Duneania. P ’89, 307; ’91, 261 60,
duncanus (Bulimulus). P ’96, 400, | Dipiieria P 95, =
438; 1900, 89 duplicata (Cyclas). P ’60, 291
(Nesiotus). ‘P 796, 438 (Natica). j ii, 247; vi,
Dunite. P ’82, 344; ’90, 119 207, 211; vii, 133, P ‘a
dunkeri (Achatinella). P ’88, 35 48, 102; '62, 564; °80, 28;
(Bulimus). P 760, 152 | 168, 169; °84, 12; '88, 352; %
(Columbella). P 704, 15 145; 91, 54; 98, 418 ie
(Drymeus). P ’03, 765 (Neverita). P 62, 5645
(Lima). P ’01, 209 143; ’98, 418
(Lucina). P ’72, 83 (Oliva). P ’43, 309; 48,
(Papa). P.\'87,:188. J VO, (Polynices). P’ 98, 418°
400; IX, 18, 84 (Steniolia). P ’95, 373
(Spirostemma). P 710, 518 duplicatus (Astropecten). Pi
(Vertigo). P ’87, 138. J VIII, 330; ’91, 338 :
400; IX, 84 (Aviculopecten). te y:
dunkeriana (Eulima). P ’01, 395 (Charactes). P 743, 303 ;
(Urocoptis). P ’98, 275 (Clytus). J II, 29°
dunkerianus (Unio). P 56, 94; (Colymbus). P 64, 245 ,
60, 52. J III, 305 (Cyrtophorus). J II, 29,
dunlapiana (Anodonta). P 754, 249 (Dactylus). P ’62, 563
dunmorensis (Crategus). P ’10, 165, | (Diplodus). P 791, 264
174 (Oliva). P ’62, 563
duodecenaria (Dentalium). P _ ’62, (Patelliocrinus). P ’81,
570 (Polinices). P 703, 758
duodecim-guttata (Cicindela). P ’66, (Thrinacodus). P 91, 2
362, 397 duplicidens (Ashmunella). P
(Mylabris). P ’08, 609 224, 225, 244; 710, 53, 96, 1
duodecimlineatus (Hydroporus). P duplicostata (Producta). P "165,
55, 291, 295; ’66, 365 dupliplicata (Delthyris). j vii
duodecimpunctata (Chrysomela). P| duplistria (Axinwa). J IX, 14
65, 212 duplodon (Cerion). P ’96, 32%
(Coryna). P ’08, 601 Dupo. J IV, 156
(Crioceris). P ’65, 212. J | duponchel (Amphonyx). J TY, |
Iv, 42 (Macrosila). J IV, 162.
(Diabrotica). P ’65, 212. J | dupontia (Cyclas). P ’60, 291
IV, 12, 42 duprei (Castalia). P ’53, 368 —
(Galleruca). P ’65, 212 (Prisodon). P 753, 368 a
(Hippodamia). P ’60, 317 duquesnei (Ptychastomus). J VI,
(Hycleus). P ’08, 604 (Teretulus). J VI, 236, 2
(Mylabris). P ’08, 601 duquesnii (Catostomus). J i
duodecemspinosa (Acrosoma). P ’09, (Moxostoma). P ’77, 45
213 dura (Cyrena). P ’60, 278
duodecimspinosum (Geophagus). P (Tiliqua). P 62, 190
08, 535 duracina (Crategus). P 710, 166,
duodecimstriatus (Anolis). P ’61,212 | durandiana (Acacia). P ’61, 4
(Dracontura). P ’61, 212 62, 163
(Norops). J VIII, 169 durandii (Aster). J ITI, 91
Duomerosomata. j ii, 65 (Quercus). P 760, 445;
duperreyi (Gelasimus). P ’80, 143 121; ’83, 57
dupetithouarsi (Arionta). P 75, | Duranta. P ’89, 399; ’98, 411;
155; 76, 190 699
(Helix). P 757, 188; ’58, | duranti (Macrocyelis). P ’73,
197; ’89, 201 75, 152, 158 ;
(Lysinoe). P ’72, 152 (Selenites). P ’89, 196
coelata (Selenites).
(Tegenaria). P ’88, 174
. ( SEER 61, 292;
8; °71, 204. J VIII, 152
-(Spheria). J Il, 586
(Candin). jv, 368. P
rotalus). v, 368; vi, 37.
, 415, 41 159, 337, 338;
2, 106. J vir 95, 152
er0 pan 4 159,” 338
ras). P 59, 338
P 63, 79;
P °71, 182
P ’89,
P 73, 248;
pelor). P ’68, 221
neu mon). r 73, 108, 125
anius). P 67, 215
ie jodonsaurus). P ’66, 250;
ao P ’82, 207. J
olax). J VIII, 314
P ’79, 179
(Rasbora). P ’05, 486
P 60, 22
ue) P ’80, 145
: epterus). P 62, 245
Py fala) P ’07, 210-218
Se: iola). P ’62, 441
J XII, 501
: ride. J XII, 501
iide. P 06, Ha
items). P ’80, 215
(Truncatulina). P ’87, 55
(Cyrena). P ’60, 278
(Seotophilus). P 66, 287
(Turritella). P 95, 82,
. (Thomisus). P ’01, 585
(Tibellus), P 1900, 537; ’01,
704, 133 -
n (Angitrema). P ’63, 318;
To). P ’63, 318; ’65, 21
Melania). P 63, 318
anus (Unio). P °53, 248
ii (Goniobasis). P °62, 266;
29. J V, 314
alia. P ’69, 229 :
nus (Ammonites). P 790, 449
P 63, 95
tStrebilon).
eli (Bucco).
‘Besobneco). _ "0h, he
Pyrotrogon). P it
iteqon). P 02, 677
__INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
549
Duvaucelia. P ’79, 98
duvaucelii (Bubutus). P ’70, 88
(Pyrotrogon). P 99, 206
Duvaucelius. P ’99, 206
duvernoyi (Helladotherium). P WS,
61
dux (Raja). P ’67, 141, 156
(Trypanostoma). P 62, 170;
63, 310. J V, 283
dwightii (Achatinella). P 95, 238
(Partulina). P ’88, 26
dybowskii (Rana). P ’99, 183
Dyckia. P ’58, 122
Dycotyles. P 94, 98, 218
Dyetiopicus. P 59, 105
Dyetioptera. J I, 73, 74
Dyctiopterus. J I, 77-82
dyeri (Dendrocrinus). eae Se
"79, 299
(Glyptocrinus). P ’71, $14;
81, 181, 362
(Pericheta). P ’02, 83
(Poteriocrinites). P ’71, 310
(Poteriocrinus). P ’79, 299
Dyme. P ’04, 56
dyneus (Hyloicus).
Dynamene. P ’91,
Dynastes. P ’66, 348
Dynastide. P ’56, 19
Dynomene. P ’58, 226
Dypsicles. P ’72, 175
J IV, 178
188
' Dyris. J VIII, 330
dyschirinum (Bembidium). P _ ’61,
340
Dyschirius. P 43, 296;
80; ’66, 363. J IV, 29
Dyschorista. P ’75, 432
Dyscologamia. P ’03, 179, 180
Dyserasite. P ’74, 114
Dysdera. P ’89, 98
Dysdereus. P ’60, 229
Dysderide. P ’92, 12;
04, 122
Dysderina. P ’09, 196
dyselius (Peromyscus). P
Dysera. P ’09, 553
57, 75,
1900, 531;
577, 586
Dysganus. P 76, 250, 266; ’83, 99
Dysichthys. P ’74, 188
Dysidea. P 78, 313; ’84, 303
Dysidius. P ’73, 306
Dysluite. j ii, 287
Dysodia. P ’60, 349
Dysodus. P 779, 179, 185, 188,
193; ’87, 364
dysoni (Bulimulus). P ’91, 315
(Crocidopoma). P 710, 533
(Cyelotus). P ’60, 153; 791,
325; '92, 338
dysonii (Unio). P ’59, 152. J IV,
252
Dysopes. P 704, 182, 251
dysopes (Diadophis). P ’60, 251
550
dyspelor (Liodon). P ’70, 132; ’72,
141
Dysporomorphe. P ’69, 200
Dysphaga. P ’62, 38. J II, 140,
142, 148
Dysporomorphe. P ’70, 87
Dystaxie. P ’66, 385
Dytes. P ’62, 230; 66, 100
Dythemis. P 99, 245, 250, 252;
701, 128; 708, 466, 468, 487, 490
Dytiscide. P 53, 226, 227, 228;
59, 287. J IV, 30
Dytiscus. j iii, 153; v, 160. P 744,
26; ’62, 523; ’66, 366; ’02, 305,
341; 03, 42; ’09, 12. J IV, 30;
VIII, 445; XII, 38
dytiseus (Lepidactylas). j i, 380
Eacles. P 75, 28
eastbrookianus (Unio). P ’53, 248,
268
eastlakeana (Clausilia). P ’01, 470,
474; 708, 561-563
eastlakeana vaga (Clausilia). P ’08,
561
eastlakeana (Helix). P ’82, 234
(Microcystis). P ’82, 236
Eatoniella. P ’97, 360, 480
Ebeus. J IV,
Ebalia. P ’58, 160
Ebaliine. P ’79, 403
ebbesbornii (Asplanchna). P_ ’87,
157
ebena (Nitocris). P ’65, 25
(Quadrula). J XIII, 177, 263.
ebeneum (Asplenium). P ’60, 515;
74, 155
ebeneus (Ateuchus). j iii, 208
ebenina (Feronia). P 773, 317. J
TI, 255
(Platysma). J II, 255
ebeninum (Cerithium). P ’01, 392;
07, 365
ebeninus (Saprinus). J XI, 281
ebenoides (Asplenium). P ’74, 155
ebenum (Anculotus). P ’64, 40
(Goniobasis). P ’64, 40; ’65,
5
(Ibidion). J II, 23
(Melania). P ’64, 40
ebenus (Ateuchus). J IV, 34
(Brya). P ’89, 377, 379
(Canthon). J IV, 34
(Heterachthes). J II, 23
(Unio). P ’53, 253; ’54, 240,
243; °56, 213; °77, 26. J V, 424
Ebo. P ’01, 569, 585
Ebora. P ’74, 32. J VIII, 330
eboracensis (Frullania). P ’69, 226
eboraceus (Hexocrinus). P ’81, 245
(Platyerinus). P ’81, 245
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
48
eborea (Eulima). P 7°46, 20;
99; 62, 566; 82, 170; ’88, 170
’ (Leda). J IV, 295 a
(Macoma). P ’89, 141
(Monilia). P ’62, 569;
173
(Natica). P 48, 102
(Nucula). P ’46, 24
(Oliva). P ’82, 171
(Pasithea). 82, 170 4
(Psammobia). P 48, 106
(Tellina). P ’61, 150; 05, 16.
J IV, 278
(Tellinimera). P ’61, 150; 705,
16. J IV, 278 a
(Toxosoma). P ’74, $1.
VIII, 332
(Trochus). P ’62, 569
(Turbo). P ’82, 173
(Yoldia). P 762, 581;
403; 95, 145
eboreum (Dentalium). P ’46, 27
eboreus (Dactylus). P ’62, 287, es
(Pecten). P ’48, 103; 62, 58
81, 418, 419, 421; °82,'154; 788,
170; ’98, 419, 421° a
(Trochus). j viii, 52. P 748,
106
P ’87, 399, 404;
(Turbo). )
145 4
eboroide (Pleurotoma). P 748 104
eboroides (Drillia). P ’03, 273
(Pleurotoma). P 47, 285. J
I, 115 a
Eboroziphius. P J Vi
224
76, 81.
ebraceata (Hyla). P ’74, 69
ebreus (Conus). P ’05, 291 a:
ebrium (Enallagama). P ’01, 182,
138 4
Eburia. P ’47, 150; 53, 233; 762,
3. JH 7, 11, 36, 102, 10 ae
TV, 24, 40 4
eburnea (Achatinella). P ’95, 238
(Achatinellastrum). P +38, oT
(Auriculina). P ’62, 566 —
(Carex). P ’87, 76 i
(Cetosparactes). P ’62, 308 —
(Chemnitzia). P ’82, 170 “y
(Crategus). P ’10, 151, 156° q
(Crisia). P. 78, 304 ;
(Cyclas). - P 60, 291; 62, 29
(Drillia). P ’62, 285, aoa
'82, 171
(Eulima). P ’05, 109
(Gavia). kb ’62, 308 a
(Loripes). P 47, 298; °48,
100. J I, 124 4
(Lucina). P ’72, 85
(Mitra). P 748, 101
(Pagophila). P ’62, 308
(Partula). P ’86, 38
P 48, 103; 62,
ma). P ’62, 562; °82,
J VIII, 199
angusta (Scala). J
ia). J VIII, 199
dia). P °49, 155. J
rons (Cryptus). P °94, 187
_ P °88, 25, 35-37; 95, 215
mi, 419. 3. 3X,
P 87, 54;
Pp’ "71, 125;
P ’58, 94
1
rus). P 52, 107; ’62, 308
P ’02, 182, 185, 694; 08,
P 90, 74
a (Cueullifera). P ’05, 10
pha). P 05, 10°
; en). P °41, 18
"(Belemnites). P 58, 46
odus). J IX, 431
Coseinodisens), P 61, 70;
0 P 59, 30
Prosthesima) P 92,
ides. P 62, 239
neidide. P °92, 253; ’97, 132;
00, 517, 528; 03, 336; 704, 511.
XIT, 552
sidoide. P ’59, 145;
88; ’64, 59
62, 239;
__INDEX-T0 GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
551
Echeneis. P ’59, 145; 62, 126, 239,
332; ’63, 88, 179; ’64, 60; ’77,
212; ’92, 253; °97, 132;
1900, 517, 528; 03, 336; ’04, 511;
710, 601
echeneis (Campylodiscus). P 98,
422, 425
echeria (Amauris). P ’66, 241
Echeveria. J III, 88
Echidna. P ’54, 101, 102; ’57, 62,
71, 72; ’59, 340, 341; ’60, 509;
’87, 58, 334; ’88, 190; 1900, 495,
496, 524. J IX, 255
Echidnide. P ’82, 321
Echidnocerus. P ’58, 231, 244
echigoensis (Clausilia). P 03, $18
Echinais. P ’63, 69
Echinanthus. P ’91, 214, 337
Echinarachnius. P 63, 359; ’91, 215
Echinaster. P ’89, 171; ’90, 317,
324-326; 91, 339
Echinasteride. | P 89, 171
echinata (A‘gina). P ’01, 155
echinata var. conferta (Carex). P
87, 78
echinata var. microstachys (Carex).
P ’87, 78
echinata (Chama).
(Dianchora). P ’05, 12
(Hydractinia). J IL, 135
(Lacerta). P ’62, 189
(Ophiocoma). P ’88, 316; ’89,
177
(Ophiura). jv, 147. ‘3 Mui 316
(Pedicellina). J IX, 1
(‘s ta). P 54, i
(Zootoca). P 62, 189
echinaticosta (Seala). J VITl, 195
echinaticosta var. blandii (Scala). J
VIII, 195
echinaticosta (Sealaria). J VIII, 195
echinatinodis (Leptothorax). P 703,
222
P 72, 117, 118
echinatinodis var. pungentinodis
(Leptothorax). P ’03, 222
echinatum (Cerithium). P 701, 392;
05, 292; ’07, 365
(Distomum). P ’88, 126
(Heterostomum). P 758, 110;
"77, 202
(Plagiostoma). j viii, 222. P
05, 12
(Xanthium). P ’09, 385, 387
echinatus (Actinocrinus). ’P 781, 318
(Cenchrus). P ’89, 361
(Hexacrinus). P 81, 255
(Lambrus). P 750, 23
(Leiodon). P ’64, 264
(Paracrangon). P 52, 20;
79, 412; 793, 126; 95, 178, 189-
195
(Pompilus). P ’97, 242, 259
552
Echinella. P ’01, 198, 394
Echini. P ’45, 284
Echinianthus. P ’65, 75
Echinide. P ’65, 74
Echinobrissus. P ’05, 6
Echinocactus. P ’83, 74, 84; ’87,
332; ’89, 384
Echinocardium. P ’63, 360; 65, 75
echinocephala (Rupellia). P ’82, 279
(Spheria). J II, 284
Echinocephalus. P ’03, 52 ,
Echinochloa. P ’02, 643, 644, 660
Echinocidaris. P ’71, 148; ’78, 306
Echinoclathrata. P ’84, 204
Echinoclathria. P ’84, 204
Echinococcus. P 56, 45; 58, Biol.
Echinocyamus. P
131
Echinocystis. P ’84, 85
echinocystis (Septoria). P 94, 366
Echinodermata. P ’45, 283; 753,
385; 69, 137
Echinodermus. J IV, 291
Echinoidea. P ’69, 67;
’88, 317; ’01, 170
63, 358. J IX,
78, 306;
echinoides (Siphydora). P ’87, 184
Echinomera. P ’02, 4-19; ’03, 44,
52, 640
Echinometra. P ’63, 355; ’88, 317;
90, 318, 328, 334; ’91, 337
Echinomyia. P ’94, 278
Echinonemata. P ’84, 204
echinophora (Asterias). P ’90, 325
(Cassidaria). J I, 211
echinophorus (Echinaster). P ’89,
171
Echinopsalis. P ’03, 299, 300
Echinopyxis. P ’76, 57
Echinorhynchus. P ’50, 97; 751,
156, 207, 208; ’56, 48; ’74, 76;
87, 22; ’88, 125, 167; ’90, 413
Echinospermum. P ’60, 512; ’61,
462; °62, 156; ’63, 72; ’80, 131
Echinospherites. P ’86, 168
Echinothrix. P ’63, 353
Echinozoa. P ’85, 296
echinulata (Cassidula). J VIII, 326
(Fusus). J VIII, 326
(Ophiocoma). P ’01, 179
echinulatus (Cheraphilus). P_ ’95,
184
(Crangon). P ’95, 184
(Doriduneulus). P ’80, 52
(Pontophilus). P ’95, 182, 184,
92
Echinus. j v, 225; vi, 203; viii, 217.
P ’43, 310; 58, 221; ’60, 149;
65, 74; °80, 27; gL, 405; 87,
341; °93,,219; ’01, 170; ’04, 212.
J III,.151; VIII, 280, 299, 325,
336; XII, 56, 61, 115
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Echiodon. P ’62, 241; ’84, neh
echioides (Helminthia). Pewee
Echis. P °54, 193; ’57, 72; ? 7,
341; 762, 337 a
Echites. P 58, 129; ’89, 391 =
Echium. P 60, 515 Fi
Echmepteryx. p ‘86, 17
echo (Clausilia). P ’08, 561,
563
(Hypantria). P ’60, 530,
Echphymotes. P ’56, 234
Echthrus. P ’78, 381; 94, 189,
eclancheri (Harpe). P 763, 228
Eelectus. P ’62, 319
Eclipta. P ’60, 512; ’89, 388;
664; °05, 697
Eelytus. P ’94, 189
ecornis (Centropyxis). P
87, 12
Ecpantheria. P ’60, 523; ’84, 283
Eephora. P ’43, 309; 48, oF 5!
199; ’62, 563; ’64, 211; 67,
82, 167, 168, 170, 172; 08, 3
358 ;
Eecpleopide. P ’64, 228, 229;
29. J VIII, 116, 162
Ecpleopidarum, J VIII, 116
Eepleopodide. P ’68, 100 a
Eepleopus. P ’68, 284; 96, 466
eepleopus (Neusticurus). J
161
Ectatoenemis. P ’66, 400
Eetatoderus. P ’09, 112, 172,
ectenes (Etropus). ’p 99,
Ectenocrinus. P ’90, 379- 383 |
ectenurus (Chloroscombus). Pp
79, 163
91, 102 i.
Ectinus. P ’44, 159 e,.
Eectobia. P ’09, 36; ’10, 422, 42
425, 427, 437 “’
Ectocarpus. P ’52, 148; 755,
63, 96
Ectocium. J IX, 276
Ectoganide. P ’76, 39;
Eetoganus. P 75, 447
Eetophylla. P 701, 296
Eectopistes. P 51, 220; 52
53, 351, 385; 15, 314;
75, 348: 83, 66; ’95, 475;
79. J Ii, 271
Ectosteorhachis. P ’83, 69
Eetotrypa. P ’05, 836, 843
Ectracheliza. P ’72, 271
Ectrychodide. P ’60, 230
Eetypia. P ’60, 529 eb.
P ’81, 317
‘faa
83, 80
> 4
;
ectypus (Actinocrinus).
(Limonius). P ’66, 347
(Polyenus). P °73,149
(Stratocrinus). P ’69, 159;
81, 317 im
(Syrphus). j vi, 165 ‘3
Eeyrus. J II, 142, 160 Rr
P ’56,
). P 53, 405;
odonta). P 53, 263;
mta). P ‘52, 54; 53,
, 177; °60, 17, 156; ’61,
98, 109. J Iv, 50; Vv,
P 1900, 639, 657,
2s). k ’72, 89, 90
a). P 47, 293; °91, 47,
la). P 92, 241
ostra). j i, 228. P ’77,
mobia). P ’98, 60
, 194
P ’89, 207
P ’89, 207
mplex (Vertigo). P 94,
_ P ’89, 194
(Loripes). P ’72, 89
(Museulium). P ’60, 299
m). P ’60, 299
hyradium). P 02, 421
| (Blennius). P 1900, 517
tengraulis). P °97, 96; 99,
Dibaphus). P
chirius). P
aulis). P
fobreus). P 98, 58, 60
ci gnathus). P 05, 500. J
"72, 271
57, 76. J
97, 96
P 1900, 517
06, 301.
P 53, 263
‘TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
553
Edestosaurus.
93, 71
Edestus. P ’55, 414; 56, 301;
13; 91,364. J II, 159
edgarensis (Archeocidaris).
tadoiges (Goniobasis). P
65, 24
(Helix).
89, 204
(Melania). P ’64, 33
(Melasma). P ’64, 33; ’65, 24
(Microcystina). P ’05, 715
ae P 1900, 113; 06,
(Stenotrema). P ’75, 154; ’06,
1
edgarianus (Unio). 54,
245; '96, 502
omensis (Pecten). P ’62, 291,
581; ’81, 419
edithal (Camena). P ’02, 234, 240
(Catocala). P ’75, 427
P ’02, 234, 240
vi, 156
(Helix).
edititia (Anthrax). j
Edmondia. P ’59, 29; ’62, 414; 63,
12; °65, 110, 127, 129, 249; °70,
44; ’88, 233. J VIII, 306
Edolius. P ’02, 689
Edosmia. J III, 89
Edotia. P ’97, 390, 391-403
Edotres. J IV, 11, 36
Edriasterida. P ’85, 299
P °71, 298; '72, 141;
70,
P 91,
64, 33;
P °58, 201; ’75, 206;
P '53, 248;
Edriocrinus. P ’79, 244, 366; ’85,
232; ’86, 116, 186, 189, 209
Edrotes. P 759, 76
edule (Cirsium). P ’63, 69
. (Sechium). P ’89, 383; 98,
412
eduliformis (Mytilus): J VIII, 335
edulis (Canna). P ’01, 557
(Carduus). P ’92, 362
(Cirsium). P ’92, 362
(Cnieus). P ’84, 87; 98, 33,
306
(Mustelus). P ’99, 326
(Mytilus). P ’56, 90; "57, 17;
61, 97; °63, 142; 71, 134; 784,
10, 12; 788, 331, 333
(Nica). P ’60, 26; ’93, 125
(Nika). P °79, 412; 93, 125
(Ostrea). P 82, 186; 92, 352
(Pinus). P 63, 76; °72, 35;
84, 295; 709, 113
’(Pteropus). P 90, 18
edurescens (Crategus). P 710, 165,
180
Edusa. P ’94, 13
edvardsi (Helix). P. 758, 201; "74,
49; ’75, 205; bie ose va
Pol gyra). B
‘(Polygyra). P ’75, 154, 204
554
edvardsianus (Laornis). P ’70, §
edward (Amizilis). P ’99, 208
edwardii (Catulus). P ’08, 53
(Cryptus). P ’78, 368
edwardsi (Bulimulus). P ’76, 191
(Crotalophorus). P ’03, 553
(Diogenes). P ’58, 233
(Onesimus). P ’01, 148
(Pagurus). P ’58, 233
(Polygyra). P ’02, 420
edwardsi magnifumosa ’(Polygyra).
P 1900, 115, 180; ’02, 420
edwardsi (Pseudelurus). P78, 171
(Scalpellum). P ’08, 110
Edwardsia. P ’55, 376
edwardsiana (Streptostyla). P ’91,
311; ’03, 774
edwardsii (Alpheus). P ’88, 321;
793, 112
edwardsii var. leviusculus (Alpheus).
P 93, 112
edwardsii (Anolis). P 756, 224, 230
236, 237
(Anomalon). P ’78, 367
(Anthophora). P ’78, 190
(Atreus). J V, 362
(Bernhardus). P ’58, 237
(Biddulphia). P 1900, 691,
701
(Bombus). P ’78, 184
(Crotalophorus). P ’01, 99
(Diogenes). P ’58, 246
(Gonodactylus). P ’93, 105
(Holonomada). P ’03, 562
edwardsii var. australior (Holono-
mada). P ’03, 562
edwardsii (Lampronota). P_ ’78,
379
(Linoceras). P ’78, 365
(Melissodes). P ’78, 195
(Metopius). P ’78, 376
(Nomada). P ’03, 559, 561,
581, 585, 587
edwardsii australior (Nomada). P
03, 559, 562
edwardsii (Odontella). P 1900, 701
(Pagurus). P ’58, 246
(Petrolisthes). P ’58, 227
(Pholas). P ’62, 196, 219
(Phorocera). P ’95, 332
(Poreellana). P ’58, 227
(Propithecus). J X, 293, 300,
306
(Psenes). P ’06, 121
(Pteropus). P ’90, 15
(Scorpio). J V, 362
(Stellaria). J III, 188
(Synhalonia). P ’97, 347
(Tergipes). J II, 316
(Thelphusa). P ’80, 35
(Trogus). P ’78, 356
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Edwardsocrinus. P ’81, 199, 231-—
247, 405
effera (Crategus). P ’10, 190, 206
effodiens (Hemicaulodon). ¥ VII,
440
effrenatella (Amydria). P ’59, 260;
60, 433 .
effulgens (Arlina). P 59, 165; ’77,
92; ’06, 522
” (Boleosome). P ’06, 523
(Unio). P ’56, 94. z III, 303
effusa (Polinices). P 04, 24
(Pompholyx). P 56, 80; 77.
251; ’83, 140, 174. J VL 156
effusa’ var. solida (Pompholyx). P
783, 174
effusa (Succinea). P ’58, 199; 773,
251; ’75, 156, 231, 232; 789 209
effusum (Conopoterium). ’p 65, 11
(Eriogonum). P 748, 15;
75. J I, 164
(Fusicladium). P ’91, 91 |
effusum var. carpineum (Fusicladium
P 91, 91
effusus (Juncus). P 1900, 647, 663
10, 558
(Solen). P ’79, 219
Ega. J IV, 28
egani (Eucalyptocrinus). P 785,
(Glyptaster). P ’85, 323
(Periechocrinus). P ’85, 32
(Saccocrinus). P 785, 328 ee
egena (Cyrtusa). P 53, 284; ’66,
369
(Helix). j v, 190. 2
190; ’58, 200, 201 3
(Tellina). j vii, 181. P ’
106; °62, 573; ’82, 158
egensis (Priocnemis). P ’97, 271
(Salius). P 97, 271
egenus (Agrilus). P ’57, 9; °73,
94
(Cryptocephalus). P ’73, 31
(Stenus). P 766, 347 ee:
Egeon. P ’93, 125; ’95, 182
Egeria. P ’48, 99; ’60, 267; ‘61,
26; ’90, 401
egertoni (Cladocrinus). P ’86, 68
(Cyprina). P ’61, 29
(Galeocerdo). P "167, 141.
92
(Poteriocrinus). P ’79, 2
271; ’86, 68
(Taxocrinus). P ’79, 271; ’85,
236; ’86, 68
egialea (Amauris). P ’66, 241
egina (Empusa). P 701, 288
eglanteria (Raja). j iv, 103. P ’87
357, 359; ’09, 407; 710, 470 a8
egle (Euchaetes). P 60, 532, 533
(Spilosoma). P 60, 532
egmontis (Myrophis). P ’84, 44
I,
gre P 98, 17, 47, 315
(Daenis). Pp 64, 270
» (Joppa). P 73, 130
_ (Ortezia). P 73, 130
_ (Ortygometra). P ’94, 145
_ (Porzana). P ’94, 133, 145
rium (Spherium). P 60, 291
(Bulimulus). P ’74, 54, 58
a
Dee
. jv, 60. P ’89,
92, 103. J IX, 411
iwerodias). P 59, 192;” °63,
66, 95; 71, 33;
P °53, 267, 268
2
10,
84,
90,
(Paravermilia). P
ee): P
“213 3d, 21
eh ii i ctaccycine), og
“136; 8, 423; 1900, 476
3 (Arachnoidiscus). 2
j 61, 65; 1900, 478
3 (Bonchea). P ’89, 398
(Podosphenia). P ’61, 71
Rana). P ’68, 246
53, 431;
gz (Triceratium). P 90,
1900, 730
stiacer. P 58, 131
i (Sarecocyphus). J III, 203
hii (Colophonodon). P ’67, 151
Kichornia. P ’98, 384
eicl shhornii (Actinospherium).
- 166; ’82, 260, 261; ’83, 125
(Stephanoceros). P 03, 374
ianus (Lecythocrinus). P ’79,
312
(Lepidocentrus). P ’85, 340
fliensis (Ceramocrinus). P °86, 108
eigenmanni (Cristiceps). P ’87, 387
-* (Helicodiseus). P ’06, 124, 151,
5 Eane, 157
‘eigenmanni arizonensis(Helicodiscus).
139;
P 74,
06, 156, 157, 158; ’09, 514;
10, 52, 133
genmanni (Lithobius). P 703, 153
Higenmannia. P ’03, 530
ieermannina. te 06, 307
igenmanniorum (Astyanax). P 706,
~346
4 ee Peers) P ’06, 346
oy peam (Unio). P ’60, 306. J IV,
Dcttharai (Stichostemma).
'Ejilica. P ’04, 123
Eimeria. P 03, 337
_Eiphosoma. P ’73, 380
eira (Felis). P ’96, 378
P 01, 715
ee ee
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
© (Pachyotus). P 74, 54, 58
4. P 58, 256
P *48, 127; ’53, 426; ’59, |
+ 106, 688
555
eiseni (Tantilla). P
Eisenia. P ’02, 84
01, 93
eisenianum (Celocentrum). P 1900,
553
ejuncida (Xylota). P ’95, 331
elaborata (Moniliopsis). P ’90, 394;
03, 275
(Pleurotoma). P ’90, 394; ’03,
275
(Pyramidella). P 748, 105;
171
(Turbinolia). P ’46, 22
elaboratum (Pleurotoma). P_ ’48,
104
(Solarium). P
Elacate. P ’62, 126, 239;
82, 276, 306
Elacatis. P ’73, 328
Elachipalpus. P ’94, 278
Elachiptera. P ’98, 164
Elachista. P ’60, 172
Elea. P ’01, 280
eleachroa (Hyla). J VIII, 94, 105,
155
87, 83-101;
82
48, 105
"17, 212;
Eleacrinus. P ’85, 243;
90, 360
eleagnifolium (Solanum). P ’04, 108
Eleagnus. P ’98, 40, 310. J Ix, 153
Elecrinus. P 69, 84
Elenia. P ’60, 144; 63, 289; 99,
47
Eleocharis. P ’62, 10
Eleochlora. P ’07, 174; ’08, 13
Eleodendron. P ’05, 700; ’09, 492
Eleolite. P ’76, 99; ’97, 437
E tia... P 62, 239 441;
re 05, 65. J XII, 507
Elaina. P 09, 361
Elais. P ‘48, 38
Elamena. P 51, 247
Elanoides. j iii, "348; v, 28:. P 76,
99, 42-
345; ’95, 381, ” 464, ‘478; 08, 90
Elanus. j vy, 28. P 46, 46; 53,
452; 55, 283 ; 62, 313; 66, 48;
70, 144; °75, 345; 95, "478; 02,
673; 05, 689, 763. J L, 27; IL,
260
Elaphacottus. P ’82, 278
Elaphe. P ’60, 565
53, 442; '54, 81;
Elaphidion. P
80, 88, 291; ’61,
58, 82; 759,
335; 62, 39, 41; °66, 349; 73,
336. J II, 5, 7, 12-16, 102, 177;
IV, 24, 40
Elaphis. P ’56,
60, 497, 565;
elaphis (Natrix). P
(Tropidonotus). P
Elaphocera. J I, 155
Elaphroptera. P ’98, 72-74
Elaphrotoxon. P ’05, 76
Elaphrus. P ’43, 296; ’73, 321
243, 252, 307, 309;
01, 45, 49
60, 565
60, 565
596
Elaphus. J VII, 377
aie (Cervus). P ’83, 166; 785,
194
Elapide. P ’64, 231;
300
Elapine. P ’05, 207
Elapochrus. P 65, 190
Elapoides. P ’60, 76
elapoides (Pliocercus). P ’60, 258;
’65, 190, 197; ’68, 289
Elapoidis. P 56, 240. J IIT, 35
Elapomorphus. P 61, 524
Elaps. P ’54, 102, 226; 57, 182;
59, 344; 60, 72, 73, 259, 337,
485; 61, 295 ; 62, 337, 347, 356;
65, 190, 198; 66, 127, 128, 307,
311; 68, 109, 288; TY, 204, 209,
216; 74. 65, 67; 75, 11; 83, 35;
86, 300; 01, 18, 94; 03, 297,
551-557; ’04, 467; ’08, "124, JIL
305 ; IH, 35; VII, 95, 148, 181
elaps (Erpetogomphus). ’p 01, 128;
08, 481, 490
elapsa (Admete). P 90, 397
(Caneellaria). P ’95, 67
elapsoidea (Colamaris). P ’60, 257;
08, 122
’(Osceola). QP
428; ’01, 74
Elaptendion. P ’78, 314
Elasmobranchii. P ’67, 139; ’68,
82, 330; ’86,
256, 257, 260, 263, 265; °85, 129;
87, 345
Elasmodes. P '51, 819; ’57, 21, 26
elasmodonta (Strobilops). P 99” 404
Elasmognathus. P ’65, 183; 96,
493; 1900, 564, 569, 576
Elasmosaurus. P 68, 93, 181, 313,
'314; ’70, 9, 18-22, 132: 76, 266 ;
08, 71; "194, 64
Elassoma. P 306, 513
elastica (Ficus). P
404
(Leptostromella). P
Elastoma. P ’60, 110;
447; ’82, 273
58, 124; ’89,
91, 79
62, 236, 242,
elata (Browallia). P ’75, 18; ’76,
1937797, 344.
(Helicina). P ’60, 153
(Hosackia). P ’63, 352
(Melania). P ’64, 46
(Pedicularis). P ’98, 16, 38,
309
(Polycesta). P
89. J IV, 34
(Stephanomeria). P
58, 68; 73,
48, 20.
j iii, 167; v, 374.° P °44,
149, 150, 159; °52, 48; ’59, 72,
85, 289; ’61, 347; ’66, 347, 389,
391; ’03, 42. J IV, 11, 35
elatere (Gregarina). P ’03, 46, 640
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
60, 257; 94, |
Elateride. P ’44, 150; 52, 455
351; °59, 289; 766, 393. “J TV,
35
Elatinacee. P 63, 58
Elatine. P ’63, 58
elatine (Linaria). P 7%, 10
699 1G
elatinum (Aicidium). P 02, 474
(Peridermium). P 02) 474
elatior (Hamites). J VIII, 309
(Helix). P ’02, 236.
(Patula). P 02, 236
(Pyramidula). P 708, 455—
(Sagda). P ’10, 531
(Stylosanthes).
elatius (Erigeron). P ’63
elatum (Delphinium). P %63, 57
(Erysimum).
elatus (Buceros). P ’47, 331; —
37. J I, 135, 136
(Bulimus). P ’58, 198
(Diplacodon). J 1 272, 379
(Opisthacanthus). P 04, 2
142
(Pelecyphorus). P 53,
J Iv, 12
(Philolithus). J IV, 37
(Plagusetes). P ’80, 192
(Trochus). P ’04, 33
Be apes er (Tentaculites). J
30
elea (Cyprina). P ’61, 29
Eleagnacee. P 63, 75
Eleagnee. j vii, 51
eleagnifolium (Solanum). P ’77,
eleagnoides (Shepherdia). j vii, £
electa (Clitolyna). P ’05, 317,
343
(Megacilissa). P ’78, 221
(Nomada). P 703, 613 aoe
(Spilographa). P 195, 337
(Trypeta). j vi, 185
electella (Nomada). P ’03, 612, 6
electricus (Gymnotus). P ’64, bat
(Psilonotus). P ’82, 283 —
electrina (Helix). P ’58, 201;
19; ’61, 308; ’72, 100
(Hyalina). P ’02, 239
(Vitrea). P ’94, 16
Electrophorus. P ’64, 152
electum (Acridium). P ’07, 179
Eledona. j ii, 86. P ’54, 219
elegans (Achatinella). P ’88, 29°
(Acontias). P ’52, 64; "157,
(AZoloplus). P 02, 723;
112, 160
(Agaricocrinus). P ’85, 328
(Allorisma). P ’69, 171
(Alpheus). P
99, 208
(Amizilis). P
(Amphitetras). P’ 1900, 717
69; 764,
64, 103
P
P
60,
| i P 52,96
(Arizona). P °59, 300; ’61,
01, 305 01, 51; 03, 549, 553;
. Titects). P 43, $25; 48,
53, 320; ’80, 21, 24
Aspisurus). P 82, 276
). P 93, 540, 547
Biddulphia). P 1900, 693, 717
Blepharis). P 03, 717
Boleichthys). P °59, 104
Buceo). P '64, 242, 288
Bulimella). P ''88, 29
| P 62, 588
P 55, 281;
99, 29
P 58, 234, 247
P 06, 20
59,
~ (Caleinus).
(Calephorus).
- (Callieanthus).
Galodutrtne
-_ (Calochortus). 68,
98, 43, 312. J III, 101
g ’(Calomys). P 41, 99;
5 , (Catharia). P
168 ;
"74, 177
74, 156; °75,
J I, 289
P ’90, 218
Gaagearpi).
Centurus).
af
_ _, (Chryse P 92, 333, 337;
. 544, 553, 556
ae mela).
292; °73, 48, 49
i (Citellus). P 708, 404
a (Clathrulina). a 74, 145, 166;
m 79, 163; °84, 17
a. (Clathrus). J VIII, 329
ss (Clinocephalus). P 05, 36;
_ 707, 288, 459; 710, 628
egans pulcher (Clinocephalus).
‘10, 588, 623
rans (Ccelacanthus).
73, 418, 425
p “{Coleonyx). P
708, 116. J VIII,
Be (Collurio). P ‘85, 92
(Collyrio). P 85, 94
(Commelyna). P ’89, 360
(Corydoras). P ’03, 505
(Crambus). P ’60, 204
paraguayensis (Curimatus).
03, 511
P 56, 35; 59,
P
P 56, 98;
186, 125, 132;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
557
ee (Cyclas). P 60, 297; ’61,
(Cyclobothra). P ’68, 168
(Cylindrella). P 75, 251;
8, 268
’(Cyprea). P ’79, 222; 84, 104
(Cyprinodon). P 53, 389
(Cyrena). P ’60, 278
(Dendryphantes). P ’92, 74
(Diabasis). P ’82, 305
(Dichocrinus). _P 81, 257, 261
ners Asp eee P 156, 256;
‘(Difflugia).
(Dillwynia).
(Diplacus).
(Dosinia).
575; 91, 47;
(Drillia). P ’62, 562
(Drimo). P ’93, 127
(Eleacrinus). P ’87, 93
(Elaps). P ’60, 74; ’61, 295;
’65, 198; ’68, 289
(Enterobrus). P '49, 295
(Enterobryus). J VIII, 427
_ (Ephialtes). P ’52, 185; ’99,
(Epiaster). P ’61, 422
Sepa P 53, 341. J
3
10, 522
?
‘(Ericia). P
(Euastrum). P ’69, Biol. 16
(Eueoryne). P ’91, 352. J
IIT, 136-138
(Euglypha). P ’79, 163
elegans jussieux (Eumorpha).
157
68
P 74, 156
P 58, 128
P 58, 132
P 54, 30;
62,
98, 419
J IV,
elegans (Eumys). P 56,90; ’57, 89,
158; ’58, 158. J VII, 51, 342°
358, 407
(Eutenia). P ’01, 19, 22; 703,
286-295; ’04, 470; ’05, 692, 693;
708, 98
elegans atrata (Eutenia). P ’05,
693
elegans biscutata (Eutenia). P ’01,
23; ’03, 288, 291, 296
elegans brunnea (Eutenia). P ’01,
23; 703, 287, 290, 291
elegans couchi (Eutenia). P ’01, 22
elegans elegans (Eutenia). P ’01,
22, 23; ’03, 288, 291, 293-296;
04, 471
elegans lineolata (Eutenia). P ’93,
183, 184; ’01, 23; ’03, 287, 288, 290
elegans marciana (Eutenia). P ’92,
336; 93, 387; °01, 23, 24
elegans ordinoides (Eutenia). P
701, 28
elegans plutonia (Eutenia). P ’01,
23; 03, 287, 290, 291, 296
558 INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
elegans vagrans (Eutenia). P ’93
183; ’01, 23; 703,
291, 296; ’04, 471
elegans (Fasciolaria).
561; ’82, 168
(Fistulipora). P ’66, 121
(Fringilla). P
(Gabrarium). P ’72, 92
(Galathea). P
(Gallinula). P
56
91, 288, 290,
P 62, 286,
64, 255
58, 238
94, 148; 99,
(Geomelania). P 710, 521
(Gila). P *53,
(Gissocrinus). P 79, 314
(Gnathophyllum), P “193, 127
(Gongylostoma).
98, 268, 269
(Guppya). P ’03, 768
(Helix). P ’89,
(Hesperomys).
(Hormilia). P
58, 78; ’09, 115, 167, 474
(Hyalosphenia).
79, 163
(Hypamia). P
(Hyperaspis).
66, 348
(Hypnum). P
(Icius). P ’92,
04, 138
(Ischnura). P
(Johnsonia). P
(Labrisomus). P ’82, 279
(Labrosomus).
(Lamna). P ’46, 42; ’67, 142;
72, 160; 97, 428. J I, 196;
VIII, 254
(Lanius). P ’43,
85, 91-96
(Larus). P ’96, 515
(Leeanocrinus).
86, 67, 68, 125
(Lepidodendron).
(Leptoxis). P
(Limnius). P
380
(Lophopteryx).
elegans var. grisea
P 784, 286
elegans (Luidia). P
(Luponia). P
(Lygophis). P
(Lytta). P ’53, 341. J IV, 4
39
(Mabuia). P ’62, 185
(Malurus). P ’89, 150
(Marestia). P
(Mastogloia). P 65, 17,28
(Megasecops). P ’90, 128; 99,
42
(Merycochoerus).
118, 356, 380
369; 756, 205
P °75, 251;
202 |
P °74, 177
04, 572; 707,
P 5, 415;
73, 98
P 52, 134;
55, 446
17; 1900, 540;
701, 127
95, 816, 334
P ’60, 103
261; ’57, 213;
P 79, 271;
P 60, 441
64, 103
52, 48; 66,
P ’84, 285
(Lophopteryx).
90, 327
"79, 229
62, 76
52, 9
J VII, 20,
elegans. Continued.
(Merychyus). P ’58, 25 4 re
(Microcyphus). 3 rH
(Microsyops). J VIII, 81
(Mitra). P ’48, 101
0 Senne Pp "4aee
(Mus). P ’41, 99
(Muscicapa). Pp 702, 681 |
(Nautilus). P 61, "419, 423 5c
62, 25; °76, 278 =
(Nitzschia). P } oie
be ge
(Nucula). 2
tNucaleaa).> J i 335
(Oodes). J IV, 29
(Ophiolepis). P 89, 175
(Orphulella). P 04 518;
401; °06, 25, 27
(Ortyx). J I, 218
(Pagurus). j viii, 135. P ’
268; 58, 234, 247 :
(Paratropes). P ’06, 269;
53
(Pasithea). P ’48,103
(Pedilus). P ’55, 274. J
(Pediomys). P 91, wo
(Pentremites). P 69, 86 86;
88
(Petroscirtes). P ’03, 170
(Philibertia). P ’98, 390
(Phoca). P ’63, 60 *
(Phoraspis). P ’07, 153
(Phylloseyrtus). P ’05, 834
(Picus). P °64, 248
(Pirata). ij 90,
575, 581; ’04, 277, 308-310;
165, 307
(Placodium). P ’93, 216—
(Platyerinus). P 81, 245
(Platyura). P 795, 307,
(Pleurodema). P 53, 420
(Pleurotoma). P 62,
82, 169
(Plocadium). P ’63, 96
(Productus). J TH, a 7
22
(Pseudemys). P 795, 384 —
(Ptyssophorus). P 94,
229
(Pupa). P ’96, 328
(Pyrochroa). P 55, 274
(Rallus). P 53, 425; °62,
64, 69; °75, 358; 792, 104; 95, 4
‘(Raphidiophrys). P 74,
83, 95
(Rhinechis). P ’01, 51 Pe
(Sabella). P ’08, 359; ’09, 288
(Sagitta). P 82, 102 '
(Sargus). P ’95, 320
(Sarothrura). P ’99, 56
79
oe
P
781, 298
"48, on ;
ia). J I, 329
* ). P 1900, 470
. nage). > P ’81, 257, 261
P 86, 67, 68,
- vii, 105
09, 200
P 62, 540;
79, 97°
P 99, 146, 157,
tUaioy i P 58, 124
(Unio)
P '53, 259; ’56, 213;
%58, 13; °60, 155; °77, 26; 96, 502
Say ’p 98, 276
alencinia). P 57, 162
(Vi . P 59, 99; ’95,
407; ’01, 83; 703, 542, 554
(Xanthodes). P 758, 33
(Xystieus). P ’01, 584
preorinns). P ’69, 138; 79,
351; 86,
(Zygndens). P ’88, 12; 98,
sima (Euphonia). P 748, 90
(Helis). P ’99, 147
(Hymenaeolis). P ’79, 86
(Pyrula). P 748, 105; 79,
90, 399
(Turbonilla). P ’99, 172
_ eleg —" (Cadulus). P 797,
sgn (Biddulphia). P 90, 137;
: (Callopora). P ’66, 116
(Conularia). P 71, 85
48, 105. J |
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
559
elegantula. Continued.
(Crenella). P 61, 441
ia). J IV, 275
(Joppa). P ’73, 131
(Melania). P ’64, 36; ’65, 23
(Nomada). P ’03, 560, 578,
(Orthis). P ’79, 43
(Pholadomya). P ’54, 164;
56, 283
(Viola). P ’03, 693
or fem ae P '57, 141;
60, 424; 61, 427
elegantulum (Cardium). J Iil, 326
(Papyridea). J III, 326
elegantulus (Actinobolus). P ’72,
253
(Chlaenius). P ’56, 27
(Eupomatus). P 710, 497
(Galago). P ’61, 153; ’67, 37
(Helix). P ’89,
(Lachnophorus). P ’52, 66;
66, 348. IV, 12, 28
(Miecrocebus). P ’57, 10; ’61,
153; ’67, 37
(Midas). P ’61, a 464
(Notoxus). P 52,
(Tachys). Js IV, eg
Elegi 2 Gi, 521
Elegininae. P 61, 516
Eleginops. P ’61, 522
Eleginus. P ’61, 516, 521
Eleide. J V, 164
elendensis (Decapotoma). -'* 76,
606
(Mylabris). 08, 606
(Seala). J rane 198
Eleocharis. P ’62, 10, 168; 64, 18;
70, 137; 1900, 485, 488, "663 ; 702,
666; 04, 605; ’07, 458; ’08, 458;
09, 486, 489; 10, 556, 579
Eleodes. P 52, 67; 58, 180, 181;
59, 77, 290; 61, 352; 766, 348;
"73, 334, J IV, 11, 12, 13, 36
Eleonorite. P 88, 139
Eleopicus. P ’99, 204
Eleotridine. P 62, 240; 705, 510.
J XII, 550
Eleotrine. P ’63, 269
Eleotriodes. P ’63, 270
Eleotris. P ’58, 169; 60, 120, 122;
62, 240; 63, 170, 180, 269 ; "17;
178, 181; 82, 304; 385, 67- 80;
97, 84, 132; 1900, 516, 523; 05,
513. J XII, 550
Elephantomyia. P ’59, 200, 203,
220; ’60, 17
Elephantopus. P 64, 18
elephantopus (Pectunculus). P 748,
104
(Testudo). j v, 284; ’68, 96
560
Elephas. P 742, 216;
10, 29, 157; ’61, 435; ’68, 251,
262, 292, 298; °70, 69; ’73, 416;
74, 18, 19, 221; 775, 121, 402;
778, 47, 51, 77; . °82, 290, 292;
784, 220; ’88, 88; 789, 96; 791,
120; ’94, 68, 181; ’95, 447; ’96,
521; ’97, 483; 1900, 33. J VII,
21, 219, 239, 248, 251-256, 357, 392-
399; VIII, 73, 74, 76, 80, 85, 88,
212, 413-422; IX, 392, 453, 457;
X, 167
elephas (Leprus). P ’04, 525, 566;
07, 37
(CEdipoda). P ’04, 525
(Selache). P ’64, 259
(Squalus). j ii, 850. P
59
Eletica. P ’08, 616
Eleusine. P ’89, 361
Eleutheractis. P ’97, 107; ’07, 269
eleuthere (Cerion). P ’96, 324, 333;
97, 366
eleutherobranchiata (Doris). P
52
Eleutherocrinus. P ’56, 74
elevata (Achatinella). P ’88, 53
(Achatinellastrum). P ’88, 53
(Brachypelta). P ’60, 222
(Cancellaria). P 748, 97
(Ceriphasia). P ’63, 313
(Corbula). P 748, 98; ’62, 572;
’80, 21, 23; ’87, 340, 397, 401, 403;
90, 144. J IX, 122
P ’41, 68; ’60, 291;
(Cytherea). P ’48, 99;
575; 782, 159
(Dione). P ’62, 575
(Diplodonta). P ’57, 166
(Dosinia). P ’82, 199, 212
(Elimia). P ’65, 20; ’96, 497
(Fasciolaria). P ’48, 99
(Globiconcha). J IV, 391
(Helix). j ii, 154. P 757, 192;
58, 201; 60, 154; °73, 242; 775,
208, 211; ’89, 203
(Leptachatina). P ’88, 53
(Loripes). P ’43, 825;
100; ’82, 156
(Marginella). P ’82, 169
(Melania). j ii, 176, 380. P
63, 313
(Meretrix). P ’54, 30
(Mesodon). P 775, 154
(Monotis). P ’46, 23
(Mysia). P ’62, 577
(Pepsis). P ’97, 282, 293
(Polygyra). P ’96, 492;
533, 553-556
(Pyropsis). P ’76, 284;
23
64,
80,
62,
48,
06,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
43, 321; ’58,
—Elimia. P
elevata. Continued.
(Rapa). P ’76, 284;
J IV, 301
(Tudicla). P
( Turbinopsis).
(Venus). j bs
(Venus). i, 272
élevatum (Cramtagee
(Pleurocera). P 168,
20; 1900, 457
(Sphaerium).
elevatus (Acteon). P ”
(Botriopygus). J
25
(Clytus). J II, 26
(Gyrinus). P 68,
(Seaphinotus). P?
aria. P
53, 301; ’96, 464, 467,
354, 355
Elidiptera. P ’07, 475
Elidurandia. P 61, 450; "62,
Eligmodontia. P 74, 176
62, 263; ’63, 2'
310; 64, 24; 65, 20,
96, ” 496, 497, 499. JV,
eliminata (Goniobasis). P
(Melania). P ’64, 35
Elimius. P ’99, 435
Eliotridine. P ’85, 66
Elipsoeus. P ’86, 16
Elis. P ’94, 295; ’96, 301-30
99, 195; 02, 736
elis (Colias). P ’85, 24
elisa (Calothorax). Pp
(Celithemis). P ’62, «
(Lucifer). P ’60, 552
(Mirtis). P "60, 552
(Trochilus). P 5" ;
elisabeth (Lepidosteus).
Elisama. P ’85, 112
elixatus (Janira). P ’81, 41
(Pecten). P 744, 17
103; ’81, 417. J I, 130
elizabethe ’ (Holospira). bg
98, 282
elizabethi (Lagisca). P 710, 3:
elize (Thaumastura). P
ellangowensis (Anthrocopus).
165
ellapsa (Canecellaria). P ’90,
Ellema. J IV, 126, 187
Elliops. P TT, 87, is
elliotti (Aulocara).. P 704, ¢
372
(Carcharias). P ’08,
(Catolynx). P 79, 171 ne
(Crocodilus). P ’70, 100,
(Cylindrella). P 798, 269,
a se
t Bcc).
(Diatropornis P ’99, 203
=). P 58, 201 ;
: on) 70, 82;
Tapinopus). P ’99, 203
| Zonites). P 75, 153, 165;
Zonitoides). P 1900, 115, 141
ottii (Goniobasis). P 62, 271;
43. J V, 338
peeeritans). P 58, 188.
" (Mesopicus). P 99, 37
ee a P 58, 166; ’64,
. wot piss). P 63, 197; ’99
ge ~ !
Sagina). 67, 18
Gas 56, 262; 77, 28.
Urocoptis). P ’98, 276
Zonitoides). P ’02, 420, 433
07, 65; 709,
?
lipsiprymnus (Kobus). P ’96, 519
ipsis (Cassida). P ’73, 77
_ (Harpalus). P ’65, 100
oe): P 79, 221. J
P ’48, 104
J XIII, 572
nio). P 52, 54; ’53, 254;
54, 240, 241; ’60, 156.’ J v, 432°
llipsodon. P "192, 298
Sllipse x e 56, 7, 11; °59, 125,
P 56, 11. J IIL,
P 04, 799;
0, 644
E, wy, 39
(Pectunculus).
Sa
jii
ellipsoides (Epeira), S
(Gasteracantha). P ’88, 79
(Goniobasis). P ’65, ee
235
” (Leptoplana). P ’57, 21
Melania). J V, 235
otica (Amastra). P ’88, 19, 45
' (Anatina). P ’61, $24; ’76,
+ 805; 705, 13
(Anisodonta). P ’03, 756
Astarte). P ’63, 142; ’72, 246
Crassina). P ’63, 142
(Cymatopleura). P ’08, 554
(Cyrena). P ’60, 278
.(Edmondia). P ’63, 13
(Garcinia). P ’51, 202
(Gari). P 76, 307; 705, 16
(Goniobasis). P ’6 65, 32. J
k yy, 225
i. (Guettarda). ws 89, 386
4 (Gyrotoma). P ’64, 94
36
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETO.
561
elliptica. Continued.
(Laminella). P ’88, 45
(Legumen). P 76, 304
(Margaritana). P ’59, 118.
J V, 106
(Melanconis). P ’77, 127
(Melania). P ’61, 118;
P °72, 233
65,
32. J V, 226
PO eriptemcan'p P ’65, 16;
(Montacuta) ‘
: (Periplomya). P ’76, 305; ’05,
(Phillipsia). P ’65, 268
(Physa). P ’73, 286
(Planocera). P’ 57, 23;
526. J II, 307-325
(Platydema). J I, 101
care) P 60, 303; ’88, 396;
710, 581
’(Scacchia). P °72, 93
(Sigillaria). P 60, 442, 521
(Taenia). P 55, 443; 56, 46
(Tellimya). P 72, 228
(Tellina). P ’72, 93
(Thionia). P °07, 494
say oa gs fg (Lutjanus). P
0
07,
82,
ellipticum (Dodecatheon).
J III, 94
(Eriogonum). P J
61
"48, 14,
(Hypericum). P ’92, 378
(Hysterium). P ’94, 347
(Legumen). P ’05, 17
(Melatoma). P ’64, 94
(Monostomum). P ’51, 207
(Schizostoma). P ’64, 93, 94
(Viburnum). P ’84, 86
ellipticus (Anisodactylus). Sd
102. J IV, 29
(Cybister). J IV, 12, 30
(Cymatogaster).
(Epierus). P NS
(Hydrophilus). P 55,
61, 335. J IV, 31
’(Laccobius). P 55, 363
(Legumen). P ’61, 150. J ITI,
825; IV, 392
Lepidanthus). PF 62, 7, 167
(Phyllanthus). P ’62, 7, 167
(Platyerinus). P ’81, 245, 249
(Proetus). P 65, 267
(Selenophorus). P 743, 297
(Tetracyclus). P 1900, 730
(Unio). P ’53, 249. J III, 304
Elliptio. P ’53, 248, 260
Ellisia. P ’99, 211. J ITI, 97
ellisii (Acanthaster). P ’89, 171
(Gymnosporangium). P
461, 465-500, 665
(Podisoma). P ’02, 462
I,
65,
02,
562
ello (Anceryx). J IV, 175
(Erinnys). J IV, 175
(Sphinx). J IV, 175
Ellobiide. P ’61, 309
Ellobium. P ’87, 144; ’96, 452
ellwangeriana (Crategus). P
217
Ellychnia. P
54, 17, 218
Elma. P ’05, 736
Elmini. P ’52, 43
Elminia. P ’89, 153
Elmis. jv, 186. P ’44, 99; ’52,
54, 217; 766, 380
Elodea. P ’60, 511; ’96, 212;
; 708, 418, 421, 446
P 745, 269;
; 709, 391
elodes (Limnza).
(Limneus).
(Lymnea). P
101; ’08, 424
Elodia. P ’09, 393
Elodites. P ’56, 107
eloisella (Laverna). P ’60,
(Lymneus). j ii, 169
Elona. P ’92, 392
elongata (Amara). P ’55, 348
(Amastra). P ’88, 45
(Amblytropidia). P ’04, 5
(Ancillaria). P ’82, 198
(Apoma). P ’98, 268
(Atropis). J IX, 94
(Atrypa). j viii, 233
(Auricula). P ’87, 144
(Blatta). P ’85, 115
(Biddulphia). P 1900, 694
(Brachypodella). P
279
(Bryopa).
45, 303;
P ’77, 201
P ’45, 280
60, 18;
171
P 61, 488
(Buchnera). P ’89, 396
(Bulimella). P ’89, 301
(Bulimorpha). P ’89, 301
(Casta). P ’98, 269
(Ceriphasia). P ’63, 313;
20
(Chametrachea. P ’72, 120
(Cirolana). P ’91, 187
(Clavagella). P ’61, 488
(Clivina). P ’57, 82
(Clupea). ji, 2384
(Conopea). ii, $24
(Corbula). 748, 98
(Cyclas). P ’60, 278, 291
(Cylindrella). P ’98, 267
(Cyprina). P ’61, 29
(Cyrena). P ’60, 278, 281
(Deschampsia). P ’84, 95
(Dichelonycha). J III, 279
(Fistulana). P 748, 99;
219
(Fulguraria). P ’76, 289
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES,
51, 333;
44;
01,
53, 351; 1900,
72,
18
98, 274,
65,
79,
ETC.
elongata. Continued.
(Gesneria). P ’97, 173
(Gilia). J ITI, 42
(Glossophaga). P 702, 37
(Glycimeris). P ’54, 29
P ’89, 177
(Hemipholis).
(Hippolyte). P ’79, "426; las
08, 598 ;
121; 94, 400
(Kaliella). P
(Labrax). P ’61, "49
(Lactuca). P ’60, 303
(Laminella). P ’88, 45
(Lerneropoda). P 63, 140
(Lota). P ’92, 277
(Mangelia). J VIII, 351
(Melania). P ’60, 155;
(Melolontha). J TI, ig y
IV, 34 By
(Mephitica). P ’97, 219
Mermis). P ’51, 2685 56,
(Mesoblattina). Pp? 85, 115
(Molva). P ’92, 277
(Natica). P 66, 271
(Navicula). P 53, 432
Compas J
(Ophiolepis).
(Ophiura).
(Oplophorus). 4,
(Paludicella). P ’51 321;
84, 30, 213. J 6 ia
(Panopea). P 748, 103.
IX, 125
(Panopea). P ’81, 445
(Partula). P ’85, 215. J
44, 45, 68, 109 .
P ’97, 283
P ’60, 109;
(Pepsis).
(Perea).
P ’62, 366,
P 763, 60
100;
(Perla).
(Phaca).
(Phasma).
(Phragmicoma).
(Physa). °
(Pista). Pp?
(Planaria).
(Plantago). P
(Platessa). P
(Polyphemopsis). "p
(Porcellana). P 758, 207 a.
(Realia). J JX,
(Rhipidophora). P
(Salmophasia). P
(Sesarma). P
(Solidago). P 784, 87 ‘ogl
a oe 259 4
(Stygia). 1 sig
(Subulites). ” 343, 331
(Syllis). P 09, 236
P 73, 69 |
(Systena). <i
(Teredo). P ’62, ” 456, 463
P 62, 89, 333
‘ .
301
(Tricuspis).
—_—
—
| ae
). P 76, 289
ocaris). P ’93, 121;
94,
ugata brevirostris (Kiphocaris). P
794, 400
gladiator (Xiphocaris). P
400
intermedia (Xiphocaris). P
400
za typica (Xiphocaris). P
rat sima (Chametrachea). P
120
watula (Chetocnema). P 773, 75
Melolontha). J III, 279
Miecrodrillia). P 03, 278
(Agonum). P 43, 300
mis.) er
YULUTY
? ?
P ’81, 281
P 65, 16
. J TH, 202
P ’87,
P 61, 6
(Conocephalus). P
(Coseinodiseus).
(Cupressocrinus).
(Curtonotus). P
(Cyrtacichenius). P
_(Cystieereus). P
(Dermestes).
(Dieelus). P ’43, 296
43, .
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
563
} | slongatne. Continued.
(Dicentrarchus. P ’60, 111;
"61, 49
(Dichocrinus). P ’81, 257
(Glosterocrinus). P 81, 405
Ne oot amar y 73, 362
(Gnathagnus).
esuearrnmna) *
eterograpsus
Fo assaghe. ines P ’81, 254
(Leuciseus). P 56, "212;
527, 535
(Luxilus). P °56, 212; °77, 92
ii, 167
P 58, 224; ’59,
(Lymneus).
“i (Megalops).
(Myrtillocrinus). P ’86, 110
: (Ophiodon). P ’54, 133; ’62,
78
(Oplophorus). P ’93, 121
(Osmerus). P ’56, 136; 62, 14
(Pagurus). P ’58, 235
(Pasimachus). J IV, 15
(Pentremites). P ’66, 258
(Petrolisthes). P ’58, 227
(Phenicophaus). P ’02, 678
(Phraortes). P ’04, 40
(Phyllopteryx). P ’07, 426
P ’81, 254, 257.
P 62, 502; 97,
08,
(Polycaulus).
1
(Polycladus). P ’57, 25
(Pomotis). P ’06, 519. J ITI, 47
(Porizon). P 94, 188°
Rhinandrus). P 66, 400;
(Rhopodytes). P ’02, 678
(Sebastes). P ’62, 278
(Tachytes). P ’93, 504
(Trachicephalus). P ’82, 277
(Turbo). P ’98, 279
(Uranoseopus). P ’61, 115
Elonichthys. P ’56, 98
Elophorus. j iii, 200. P ’44, 99
Elopide. P ’58, 224; ’97, 63, 94;
1900, 496; 04, 507; 706, "81
Elops. P 58, 224; 977, 215; 97,
94; 704, 507; 06, 81; 1900, 496
elopsoides (Dussumieria). J XII, 501
elorioides (Tringa). P ’6I, 205
Elosia. P ’53, 423; ’63, 352. J VI,
90, 96
Elotherium. P ’57, 175; ’68, 177;
70, 3, 112; °71, 9; °72, 14; °74,
116; 95, 279. J VII, 21, 174-194,
357, 388, 389; VIII, 72, 80, 84, 85
eloti (Rhizecus). P ’99, 265
elozantha (Drilla). P ’61, 43
elrodi (Nomada). P ’03, 581, 588
(Oreohelix). P 705, 270, 271,
273
(
"73, 334
564
elucens (Syngnathus). P ’06, 93
eluteria (Croton). P ’89, 405
elwesi (Porzana). P ’94, 146
= ana (Sitanion). P ’63, 79
Elymus. P ’62, 99, 337; 63, 79;
66, 343; 84, 95; 93, 215; 702, 666
Elysia. P 99) 521, 523; 04, 377,
387)
Elysioidea. P ’99, 522
elytroides (Ceratiocaris). P ’71, 384
(Colpoearis). P ’71, 334
emacerata (Avicula). viii, 241
emaceratus iadloptask: P °73, 391
emaciata (Polybia). P ’98, 451
(Strangalia). J I, 330
Emarginaria. P ’01, 412
emarginata (Cyclas). P ’60, 291;
’61, 408
(Donacia). P ’51, 314, 316;
73, 21
(Exoprosopa). P ’95, 325
(Galumna). P ’04, 145
(Leptura). J I, 328; IV, 41
(Libinia). ji, 78. P ’70, 105;
"79, 386
(Limnea). P ’60, 155
(Monedula). P ’95, 363, 368
(Myzine). P ’96, 295
(Potentilla). P ’93, 210
(Procolpia). P ’07, 169
(Prunus). P ’84, 83
(Sceva). j iii, 91
(Stenura). J I, 328
(Strangalia). J I, 328
(Terebratula). J VIII, 324
(Thelphusa). P ’80, 36
(Viola). P 1900, 483; ’03, 662,
663, 665, 666, 680, 684, 685, 692,
693, 697
Xanthogramma). P ’95, 329
tXiphiceea), P ’07, 169
(Zoniopoda). P ’07, 174
emarginaticeps (Buthus). P ’63,
109. J V, 360, 367
emarginatum (Oloprum). P ’44, 43
(Sphaerium). P ’60, 291; ’61,
408
(Xanthoxylum).
emarginatus (Anomoglossus).
347
(Chlenius). P
P ’89, 371
P 66,
43, 296; 56,
25, 29; °73, 325
(Criotettix). P ’04, 662
(Dicrurus). P ’51, 348
(Dineutus). P ’68, 366, 367
(Gyrinus). P ’68, 367
(Lobotes). P ’58, 167; ’61, 93
(Lutjanus). P 61, 94
(Lymneus). j ii, 170
(Mycetopus). P ’60, 3808. J
V, 398
(Osteopygis). P 68, 147
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
emarginatus. Continued. . 7
Deiat j iii, 387%. J 254
P ’99, 429, 434
Emarginula. P ’48, 99; ’89, 142
Emathion. P ’52, 45, 47 a
Emballonura. P 189, "321; 98, 323.
Emballonuride. P 89, 339
Embaphias. P ’94, 64°
Embaphion. P 53, 446;
J IV, 11, 20, 37
Emberiza. j_iv, 43, 276; vii, 193
viii, 154. “P °48, $1; °50, 104; 75,
(Zethus a
66, 348.
184; °53, 399; 55, 311; °56, 40
293, 318; '58, 192; ’59, 136;
140; 61, 223; 64, 259-254;
14, 15, 87; °75, 350; °83, 266;
16, 18, 30, 56, 215; 705, 779.
IL, 265
Emberizagra. P ’99, 52
Emberizoides. j iii, 361;
emberizoides (Icterus). P Ye6 18
Embernagra. P ’48, 90;
66, 88; 68, 150;
92, 109;
Embia. P ’09, 7
Embiotoca. P’ 54, 134, 141, 151;
55, 320; 756, 136; 62, 274, O15
Embiotocide. P 193) 95
Embiotocine. P 62, 275
Embiotocoide. P 54, 134, 151; :
274 2
emblematicus (Scarus). P ’97, 9
122 :
emblemella (Strobisia). P ’60, 1
434
Embolimus. P ’87, 15
Embolite. P ’97, 438
Embryopus. P 64, 228 :
Emea. P ’50, 125; "157, 159. yIXx,
emeagrammus (Siderolamprus).
60, 368
Emeax. P 73, 334
emergens (Lasiospheria). P
(Spheria). P ’95, 21
emerita (Cancer). P 79, 409
(Hippa). P ’50, 25; a
71, 240; ’79, 409; 91, 181, |
)
92, 327 P 58, 930;
emeritus (Cancer).
181
(Hippa). j i, 444; wt re
emersoni (Leptothorax). P 403, 2
218, 223, 230
emersonii (Achatinella). P 88,
emertoni (Ceraticelus). P 705,
319
(Ceratinella). P ’04, 127; 7
(Erigone). P ’05, 302
(Pardosa). P ’08, "164, 172,
(Xysticus). P 01, 584
P 64, 8.
80, 249; °92,
(Unio). P 64, 286. J
P 66, 248
Bulimus). P ’60, 152
meus). P °03, 765
P 62, 331
Eulota). P ’08, 34
do). P °05, 768
P 05, 773
| (Natiea), _P °48, 102
Jes (L ae piie , 889
(Goniobasis).
137
P 67, 44;
(Ontocetus). P ’59, 162. J
, 440
i (Arvieola). P °53, 412;
179
P ’67, 144
ordia).” P 62, 289, 579;
- 57, 1x, 936 62, 187, 350
106
P 56, 205
ils P 03, 553
). P 01, 45, 50; 703,
0 8 3 P °53, 388
__ (Seotophis). P 759, 300; 61,
(Trigonia). P 94, 65
q (Trion) P me, 334, 337
oP 83, 108
(Aretomys). P 741, 99
: oe). P g2, 327;
. 43
~ P 84, 90. J II, 184,
(Duplicaria). P ’95, 430
mpetricola (Pterostichus). P ’73,
sii, 315. J II, 256
ormis (Menziesia). P ’98, 49
P ’61, 237; 63, 95; "84,
90; 793, 214. J I, 181, 183, 196
| omy hyastes, J IV, 11, 39
mpid: P 94, 275; 95, 327
Pp 759, 189, 190,
"66, 60-63; 68, 149;
m5, 348; 90, 208, 213;
/
vecvTulMm
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
565
empiformis (Ochthera). j iii, 99
empiricorum (Arion). P ’58, 198
Empis. j iii, 95
Empleetonema. P 57, 163
Empretia. P ’60, 158, 159
Empusa. P ’83, 302; *01, 288
Bi are (Otaspis). P 68, 312
Sia (Peltaphryne). P 62, $44,
68, 312
i, 250. P 50,
(Squilla). ji
25, 28; ’78, 298; °79, 399; °93, 107.
P 62, 322
J ITt, 150
(Tringoides).
Empusine. P ’03, 718
Emyda. P 54, 186
Emydes. P 68, 176
Emydide. j vi, "24. P "56, 237, 238;
68, 282; °72, 22; 82, 332: 91,
417, 419; 06, 112. J VL, 110
emydinus (Thoracodus). P 783, 108
emydis (Echinorhynchus). P ’51,
207; ’56, 48
Emydoidea. P ’08, 115
Emyide. P 95, 383
Emys. j iv, 203; vi, 24, 37, 53. P
51, 173, 207, "240, 327; 952,
59, 177; 354, 91, 102, 185, 186; ’56,
8, 107, 237, 338, 252, 303, 312; 57,
90; 58, Biol. 16; 59, 73 61, 433 ;
65, 185, 157; 66, 123: 68, 119,
176, 180; 69, 66; »70, 5, 123; 71,
103, 155, 228 ; 72, 22, 268; ’87,
394; 88, 94, 127; °89, 97; 91, 367,
411, 428; 03, 557; 04, "467, ” 468:
06, 113; 708, 114, ‘15. J VII, 13
Emysaurus. Pp 54, 186, 189; ’56,
107; °72, 23
Emyx. P 754, 189
Ena. P ’05, 737;
598, 599
Eneta. P ’76, 286, 290
enalincia (Dendrocinecla). P 04,
449, 454, 455
Enaliosauri. J 1,5
08, 34, 455, 561,
Enallagma. P 799, 229, 230; ’01,
127, 132, 138; 08, 460, 462, 467-
469, 480-490
Enallaster. P 90, 455, 468
Enallipora. J V, 141
Enallocrinide. P 86, 65
Enallocrinus. P ’79, 247;
266, 278, 287, 290;
365-388
Enaphalodes. P ’47, 151
Enargite. P ’57, 168
enea (Corvus). P ’91, 446
enea violaceus (Corvus). P ’91, 446
enearpata (Lycosa). P ’08, 164
encarpifera (Ostrea). J VIII, 322
encarpus (Unio). P ’68, 95. J VI,
289, 294
85, 240,
86, 64-76; ’88,
566
encaustus (Dysganus). P ’76, 250
(Ichneumon). P ’73, 108, 116
encelioides (Verbesina). P ’96, 38
(Ximenesia). J III, 92
Encheliophis. P ’84, 175
Encheliopus. P ’04, 770
Enchelyophes. P ’84, 178
Enchelyopus. P ’63, 179, 225, 237,
257; ’04, 770
enchelys (Arcella). P 78, 172
(Difflugia).. P ’74, 227; ’78,
172
(Euglypha). P ’74, 227; 78,
72
(Trinema). P
163; ’80, 336, 339
Enchodus. P ’56, 257, 397; ’57, 90;
58, 215; ’59, 110; ’61, 150; ’68,
93; ’76, 266, 348
"78, 172; °79,
enchrasicoloides (Anchovia). J XII,
501
Enchytreide. P ’99, 125-142; ’07,
126
Enchytraeus. P ’50, 34; ’82, 145;
99, 133, 139; ’02, 80; ’05, 373:
375, 394, 395. J II, 47
Enclimatoceras. P ’95, 45
Encoptolophus. P 702, 720; 704,
524, 566; ’06, 374; ’07, 36, 72,
76, 289; ’08, 366, 367, 385; ’09,
116, 147, 435; ’10, 589
encrasicholus (Engraulis). P ’92, 244
(Stolephorus). P ’92, 244
Encrinide. P ’86, 110, 118, 180, 184;
88, 358, 360; ’90, 355-362
Encrinites. ji, 310; iv, 295. P
54, 7; °79, 226; ’81, 240
encrinoides (Graphiocrinus). P ’79,
346
(Turritella). j viii, 221. P
"76, 301; °93, 221; ’05, 21
Encrinurus. P ’89, 167
Encrinus. P ’69, 70; ’70, 18; ’79,
290, 358-365; ’86, 116, 153,
181, 182; ’81, 318, 405; ’85, 263,
289, 293; ’88, 359; ’89, 167; ’90,
372, 385
Encyalesthes. P ’73, 335
Encyclops. J I, 313, 316, 317
Endalimia. P ’58, 137
Endameba. P ’79, 205
endeca (Asterias). P ’01, 175
(Solaster). P ’89, 171; ’01, 175
Endecatomus. P ’54, 218
Endectus. P ’66, 347; ’73, 328
endocarpoides (Spheria). J II, 285
Endoceras. P ’72, 261, 263
Endodonta. P ’75, 248; ’87, 130;
92, 400-402, 404; ’96, 416; 1900,
93, 387, 576, 578; ’05, 572-575,
783-785. J VIII, 384, 389; IX,
33, 37-42, 108
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
endodonta (Helix). P ’96, 415
Endodontide. P ’94, 17; ’96, 340,
489; ’98, 221, 265; 1900, 147, 387,
563, 571; 02, 438; 703, 213, 769;
04, 636; 05, 572, 574, 717, 746;
06, 153, 154, 563; 09, 513; 10.
133
_Endolobus. P 65, 259
Endomychide. P ’47, 176; 53, 357.
J IV, 42
Endomychura. P ’99, 201
Endomychus. j iv, 96. P ’47, 176;
53, 357-359
Endomycleus. j v, 303, 304 a
Endopachys. P 55, 263; 95, 116, =%
124. J IX, 148
Endopiza. P ’60, 359 e
Endoptygma. P ’76, 302; ’93, 221 —
Endoxyla. P ’94, 342
Endrosa. J III, ’933- 234, 235 _
Endrosis. P 60, 165
Eneoptera. ‘07, 395
|
:
P 05, 835, 843;
Eneopterine. P 07, 395 .
enervis (Isthmia). P 1900, 689
(Isthmiella). P 1900, 689
Engeus. P ’52, 15, 87 B
enganensis (Lamproeorax). P 799, —
216 .
engelmanni (Corbula). P ’60, 318
(Evarthrus). P ’73, 318. J
IT, 228; IV, 28 .
(Lesquerella). P ’07, 248 a
(Lytta). P ’53, 337. J IV, 22 —
(Ostrea). P ’60, $11
(Potamomya). P ’60, 313 4
(Pyrota). P ’53, 337 a
(Rhipidigorgia). P ’60, 283 —
(Rosa). P 704, 115 E
(Spiritera). P 60, 308 cE
engelmannii (Abies). Pp 73, 353
780, 341 7
(Ostrea). P ’61, 22
(Pyrota). J I, 91
Engeniacrinites. P ’81, 249
Engina. P ’91, 50, 61 :
Engis. j iii, 195. 'P 54, 158; "66,
348 .
engnathos (Ramphastos). P ’67, 1
engonata (Anatifa). j vii, 262
(Cancellaria). j viii, 188.
41, 32; °48, 97; °62, 567; 780;
29;' 82, 173 ag
(Cochlespira). P ’84, 107; "90, —
47, 280, 204;
395; ’95, 117
(Corbula). P
748, 98. J I, 111, 124
‘(Monoceros). j vii, 264
(Pleurotoma). P ’82, 171
(Purpura). j vii, 264 a
(Sureula). P ’62, 285, 7a
82, 171 S
—"
P 780, 372
bu aoe)
Te P 80, 372
64, ; 799,
06, 84. J
154, 199;
92, 244;
335; “1900, 497;
501
54, 138,
fag 34, 35;
oy P ’54, 88; ’55, 430;
‘06 252; 59, 169; 60, 506; ’66,
1; 5 982, 239; °95, 382,
96; 08, 125. J VI,
0, 192, i94; Vit, 101
dx. P ’82, 329; ’95, 396;
125. J VI, 189, 190
drina. P 02, 181
y 78, 264; ’82, 318
dri (Hypsirhina). P ’02, 180
iydrobius. J VI, 90, 91, 96,
2, , 201
a Pp
hus. P 66, 320;
138
P 99, 471; 1900, 18 °
P ’02, 684
natic (Cardita). J VIII, 319
‘(Myoeconcha). J VIII, 319
(Somalia). P ’98, 181
P ’09, 215
r J VIII, 301, 325
a. P °74, 48; 75, 146; ’82,
5; 799, 5253, 1900, 591; 04, 631;
5, 736; 08, 455, 494
neacanthus. P 68, 274; °77, 59,
}; 783, 132; 06, "515; 10, 601,
2. J VI, 208, 216, 218, 249
nthus (Cheilinus). Sic es
centrus. P ’65, 105
<a (Polynemus).
toma. P 65, 243
Jon. P ’87, 289.
2, 244, 245, 247, 248
or P 55, 319, 322
«(Thelphusa). P 80, 36
slide. P 1900, 550
mphal P 1900, 550
79, 178, 179, 185,
68, 132.
P 61,
t.3S:.187)
<2 *82, 278; 03, 129
P 705, 474
Pt 3873. v, A767 PB
46, 126; ’53, 362. J
_eaegy P 707, 433
2 osus. P ’61, ‘47; 07, 433
enoplus (Capeta). P 05, 485
7:60,
orme ( Sphenopoterium).
448
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
567
| enormis (Cyathocrinus). P ’65, 152;
79, 308
(Poteriocrinus). P ’61, 187;
65, 152; ’79, 308
enpheus (Olisthenes). P ’60, 260
enplectellz (Polynoé). P 710, 340
Ensatina. P 59, 123; ’67, 167; ’69,
100. J VI, 105
Ensatinina. P 56, 236
ensatus (Plethodon). P ’67, 167,
210; ’69, 100
(Triton). P 56, 236;
708, 127. J I, 288°
ensicaudata (Ascaris). P ’86, 311
ensicornis (Xiphocera). P ’01, 375 |
ensidens (Pristis). P 55, 414. J
VIII, 252
(Saniwa). P ’70, 124
ensifer (Holocenthrus). P ’04, 235
ensifera (Eumiersia). P ’93, 121
(Gastrodonta). P ’87, 125
(Helicopsis). P ’87, 125
(Helix). P tg 125
(Langaha). P 60, 555
(Microcystis). P ’87, 125
(Nanina). P 787, 125
ensiferum (Xiphidium). P 710, 643
ensiferus (Centropomus). P 06, 428
een) P16, 643
Hippolyte). P ’60, 27
(Latreutes). P 60, 27;
413
(Nematoecarcinus). P ’93, 121
(Stenopus). P 52, 27
ensifolium (Viscum). J FL, 185
ensifolius (Jun uneus). P 77
(Anodonta). J VIII, 23
(Dalliconcha). P ’87, 37
(Ensis). P a
(Gervillia). P
$5. J IT, 828; TV, 275
(Gervilliopsis). P 705, 10
(Lepidopus). P 704, 770
(Solen). P ’43, 326; 748, 106;
62, 571
ensifrons (Anchistia). P 52, 25
ensiger (Conocephalus). P 04, 573
Ensina. P 94, 280; ’95, 337
Ensiphorus. P 62, 571, 584
69, 100;
79,
Ensis. P ’62, 571; 92, 270; 703,
757; 708, 4
ensis (Motella). P ’63, 241
(Onos). P ’63, 241
(Solen). j vi, 2, 16, 120, 208,
212; vii, 124. P 48, 106; 71,
138; 80, 22, 25; 82, 93, 103,
155, 183 ; 83, 248; 84, 10, "302
(Sphyrena). P 84, 67, 70;
03, 750
’(Xiphodolamia). J VIII, 252
Enstatite. P ’77, 198; ’90, 115-118;
92, 182-202
568
enstricrina (Pleurotoma). P ’95, 56
Entada. P ’01, 558
Entalis. P ’71, 127, 140
-Entalophora. J V, 170
entaxia (Spheria). P ’79, 67
Entechinus. P ’94, 427
Entelodon. P ’53, 392; ’54, 157;
56, 164; 57, 89, 91, 158, 175;
58, 157; ’61, 435. J VII, 21, 174,
188, 388
Entelurus. P ’92, 250
Enteridium. P ’89, 156, 158, 189
Enterobrus. P, ’49, 225, 233, 245,
249; 50, 9
Enterobryus. P
J VIII, 426
enterogramma
95, 123, 124
(Clavella).
(Neptunea).
IV, 378
enteroleuca (Spheria).
(Valsa). P ’77, 120
enteromela (Spheria). jv, 10
Enteromorpha. P 755, 411,
63, 96
entochloris (Difflugia). P
77, 307
50, 35; 91, 353.
(Chrysodomus). P
P ’90, 395
P 95, 122. J
jv, 9
413;
"74, 79;
entoconus (Haploconus). P ’92, 428
entogonus (Goniatites). P ’61, 372
Entomacrodus. P ’59, 168; 62, 241.
J XII, 554
entomelas (Ascaris). P
56, 51
Entomiza. P ’55, 440
Entomognathus. P ’94, 307
entomon (Navicula). P ’90, 444
Entomophaga. P ’68, 285
Entomoscelis. P ’73, 46, 51
Entomostraca. P ’65, 43
Entoptychus. P ’95, 270-286
Entopyla. P ’53, 431
Entosphenus. P ’77, 93; ’07, 464
entospira (Clausilia). P ’01, 501,
637, 644, 653; ’02, 381; ’04, 824;
51, 206;
07, 508
Entoxychirus. P ’08, 69
Entozoa. P ’45, 283, 284; ’88, 127.
J III, 144
entrocha (Encrinus). P ’86, 184
(Pentacrinus). P ’86, 184
Entrochus. P ’86, 182
enucleator (Corythus). P
400; ’61, 221
(Loxia). j iv, 40. P 64, 252
(Pinicola). P 92, 152; 793,
47, 63; ’96, 140
(Pyrrhula). j iv, 41
Enulius. P 94, 205
enxius (Polybia). P ’98, 450
Enyalioides. P ’96, 463
53, 383,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Eomeryx. J IX, 494
aah
Enyalius. P ’56, 233; ’98, 102, 104,
J VIII, 169 5
Enygrus. P ’68, 101 .
Enyo. J IV, 128, 134, 139 £
enyo (Caudisona). P 61, 293; 766,
309
eoa (Dendroica). P ’63, 294
Eoatypus. P ’88, 200
Eobasileus. P ’73, 10, 12, 102, 371;
74, 90, 117. J VIL, 71, 73, 77,
85-88 :
Eobasiliide. P ’74, 117 a
eocenus (Neoplagiaulax). P ’90, 55, —
61
eocenense (Unicardium). P ’87, 58
(Chiton). P ’55, 266
(Ranularia). P ’96, 479
(Triton). P ’96, 479 .
eocense (Verticardia). P ’01, 513
Eocidaris. P ’69, 78, 79, 80, 81
Eogene. P ’85, 25
Eolidiceros. P ’57, 20
eolina (Ceres). P ’60, 154
Eolis. P 755, 379, 388;
J II, 313, 323
82, 262.
Eopsaltria. P
99, 39
Eopsephea. aa
eos (Boleichthys). P ’77, 48,46 —
(Calantica). P 08,106
(Chrosomus). P ’61, 523; ”
281; ’77, 71; ’08, 520. J. 3:
(Pseudopomatias). P ’05, 7
Eosaurus. P ’68, 177 ;
Eostrophia. P ’96, 317, 318; ’98, 283
Eotettix. P ’07, 281, 294; 10, 5!
Eothenomys. P ’98, 369 me
Eotherium. P ’53, 392; ’54, 157
56, 92; ’57, 89. J VIET, 390008
Eozoon. P ’77, 20 igs
Epacridacee. P ’58, 126
Epacris. P ’58, 126
Epacromia. P ’01, 371;
06, 40, 41
Epacromie. P ’06, 40 :
Epactocrinus. P ’86, 83, 106, 108 —
Epallage. P ’01, 135
Epanthropos. P ’79, 194
Epantius. J IV, 11, 38
Epaphelus. J VIII, 115 :
Epeira. P ’76, 201; 78, 124-18
81, 163-175, 432; °82, 97, 25
256; ’85, 103; ’87, 342; 788,
79, 173, 175, 193-199, 425; 789, 98,
180-183; 92, 49, 127; 1900, 535
01, 569, 581; 703, 60, 120, 12
139, 341; ’04, 121, 129-131;
210
Epeiride. P ’92, 12, 49; 1900, 4
535; ’01, 568, 581; 703, 60,
141, 340; ’04, 128; ’09, 206
56, 253;
P 98, 192
59, 52
02, 631; —
Lee
—
P °92, 30
edra. P ’83, 276
(Lachnosterna). P ’73, 330
l eus (Cancer). j i, 458
sheme i, 363; viii, 43. P
62, 367, 376, 401, 377; °75, 40
phemerella. P ’62, 368, 377, 401
yhem: P ’62, 367, 401
meroides (Pogonocerus). P 55,
P 709, 332
P 60, 206; °76, 271
ltes. P ’48, 89, 121; °51, 236;
, 185; 56, 287; °63, 153; °73,
s 377; ’99, 32, 37, 42. J
1
Jatia. P ’08, 487, 489
2.
hilida (Lachnosterna). J III, 241
aa ne). 1 ¥; 30. OS
dia (Trichestes). J III, 241
piata (Lema). P ’73, 26
piatus (Belonuchus). J IV, 31
Gorytes). P 95, 536
Staphylinus). J IV, 31
ippicus (Chilomeniscus). P ’67,
>; 68, 289; 701, 85
lippide. P ’97, 123; ’05, 507.
544
er. J VI, 197
ifer (Brachycephalus). J VI,
piger (Hemianax). P ’99, 228,
_ (Ochthedromus). P ’57, 5
ppigera. P 03, 595
ippigerum (Bembidium). J IV,
ippioides (Anomia). P 90, 403;
95, 100, 104, 114, 128. J IV, 388
ppiorhyncha (Ciconia). P 759,
ppiphora. P ’60, 351
ppitytha. P ’70, 76; 04, 542
ohippium (Amphiprion). J XII, 533
(Anomia). j vi, 92, 120; vii,
153. P ’48, 96; ’62, 582; ’71, 131;
pia, 216; ’80, 21, 24; ’82, 154;
"87, 340, 400, 402; ’90, 143
bectey P ’52, 99
Bufo). J VI, 197
fi .Orbitoides). P ’84, 321. J
= IX, 118, 154
& arcs). P 91, 46. J VIII,
(Rabdophorus). P ’82, 273
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
. Epierus. P ’52, 37;
569
Ephippus. P ’57, 178; ’61, 165; 705,
507. J XII, 544
Ephirexis. J VI, 90, 91, 96
Ephydatia. P ’87, 177, 178, 224
Ephydra. j vi, 188. P ’95, 339
Ephydride. P ’95, 338
Ephyra. P ’52, 16; °79, 416; 794,
400
Ephyrine. P ’52, 16; ’79, 416; 794,
398
Epialtus. j viii, 109. P 50, 23, 26;
57, 217; 79, 385
Epiaster. P ’61, 422
Epiblemum. P ’92, 78; 703, 129
Epibulus. P ’62, 143
Epicadus. P ’09, 214
Epicerus. J IV, 39
Epicampes. P ’84, 289; ’91, 299
Epicauta. P ’53, 330, 338; ’66, 349;
08, 619. J IV, 39
epichlora (Asterias). P ’89, 170
pichriacus. P ’92, 296, 421
Epicopus. P ’63, 230, 244
Epicrates. P ’54, 103; 56, 237;
57,66; ’62, 349; 71, 205; ’93,
430; ’98, 105. J VIII, 95, 130
epicus (Ichneumon). P ’73, 108, 121
Epicyon. P 58, 21,158. J VII, 20,
368 :
Epidalea. P ’68, 270. J VI, 70
epidendri (Asterolecanium). P ’99,
269
(Lecanium). P ’99, 269
(Spheria). J II, 291
Epidendron. P ’89, 131
Epidendrum. P ’89, 355; ’98, 410;
01, 558
epidendrum (Lycogala). P ’89, 189
epidermea (Thelephora). J III, 224
Epidochium. P ’91, 93
Epidote. j ii, 288. P ’77, 252; ’90,
83; 92, 179, 181, 190; ’97, 437,
442
Epidromus. P ’88, 324; ’04, 22, 592,
595. J IV, 293; VIII, 353
oo, 315. J
IV, 31
Epigea. P ’60, 145; ’68, 153, 183,
301; °71, 52; °72, 236; °73, 276;
80, 356; ’04, 607, 608; 710, 582
epigea (Plusia). P ’74, 208
epigeus (Agaricus). J IIT, 206
Epigomphus. P ’08, 462, 468, 474,
490
Epigonichthys. P ’07, 461
epigrammata (Premnas). J XII, 5382
Epigrapsus. P ’80, 188, 192
epigynata (Lycosa). P ’08, 163, 514
epihexodon (Entosphenus). P ’62,
331
Epihippus. J IX, 276
Epilachna. P ’52, 130. J IV, 442
570
Kpilactura. P ’78, 314
Epilampra. P 06, 269-271; -’07, 153
Epilamprine. P 07, 153
epileptica (Scolopendra). P *61, Ti.
J V, 32
(Strigamia). J V, 49
epileuca (Jurinia). P ’94, 277
epilobii (Sphinx). J IV, 144
Epilobium. P ’60, 512; ’63, 61; ’84,
84; ’93, 206, 211; ’98, 405. J
ITI, 182, 191
Epimachine. P ’91, 447
Epimachus. P ’91, ‘448
Epimecis. P ’73, 395
epimenis (Psychomorpha). P 760,
544; ’75, 49
Epinepheline. P ’07, 252
Epinephelus. P ’62, 236, 237, 250;
63, 80, 163; 77, 211; 82, 272,
305, 306; ’83, 285,291; ’84, 98,
99, 102; 92, 260; 97, 73, 104;
98, 341; ’99, 118, 348, 485; 1900,
502, 527; 06, 96; 07, "252-261. J
XII, 522
epinephelus (Liophis). P ’62, 76, 78,
356; ’71, 204. J VIII, 95, 136
Epinnula. P 62, 125, 126, 238
epioticus (Crepidius). ‘s VIII, 94, 97
Epipaschia. P ’60, 14 :
Epiphallogona. P 299, 191
Epiphallophora, P 199, 391, 397
Epiphanes. P ’52, 45, 46
Epiphanis. P 66, 388. J IV, 14
Epiphegus. P 60, 514; ’81, 160;
"84, 32
Epiphragma. P ’59, 288; ’60, 16
Epiphragmophora. P ’92, 394; ’98,
189-191; 1900, 99- 105,
67; °99, 3,
109, 389, 556, 560; °05, 256-258;
J II, 288
09, 496, 498
epiphylla (Ditiola).
(Irpex). J III, 217
Epiphyllum. P 58, 133
epiphyllum (Hydnum).
Kpiplatys. P ’62, 136
Epipocus. P 53,” 357. J IV, 42
Epipompilus. P ’94, 296
epiptera (Fraxinus). P ’62, 3
Epirhexis. P ’82, 330
Epirhyssa. P ’73, 394
Epirobia. P ’98, 265, 269, 271,
284; ’03, 765
Episactus. P ’05, 801, 802, 841
episcopa episcopa (Chionactis). P
67
J III, 216
281-
?
episcopa torquata (Chionactis). bg
01, 67
episcopa (Contia). Eo "80; 261 3>°T1,
224; ’01, 66; ’03, 34
episcopa episcopa (Contia). P 8,
335, 337; ’01, 67; ’03, 550, 553
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
episcopa isozona (Contia). P ’92,
335; ’01, 67; ’03, 553 y
episeopa torquata (Contia). P 701, 67
episcopa (Dionda). P 56, 177; 77,
91 :
episcopalis (Donacia). P ’51, 310
(Lytta). P ’08, 617
episcopum (Lamprosoma). P 759,
300; ’60, 251; ’01, 67
Episcopus. P ’62, 502
episcopus (Amblystoma). P ’67 179
(Ambystoma). P 756, w32
I, 284, 298; III, 353, er
Episema. P °77, 45, 77, 96
Episiphon. P 97, 465 iy
epispheria (Thelephora). J III, 223
epistilium (Helix). P ’41, 28
epistyloides (Sagda). P 10, 528
epistyliulum (Thysanophora). P "10, :
517
epistylium (Helix). P 710, 528
epistylium var. delaminata (Helix)
P 710, 529
epistylium var. minor (Helix).
710, 528
Epitheca. P 62, 400, 402
Epithemia. P 53, 431; "61, 65, 70;
65, 16; 790, 138; 1900, 473
Epitragus. P ’54, 224; 66, 348.
IV, 12, 36
Epitrix. P ’73, 57, 72 ;
Epiurus. P ’03, 82 Ay
epius (Papilio). P ’85, 84
epixanthum (Amblystoma). P .
16
(Erithizon). J XI, 198
epixanthus (Erethizon). P ’67,
08, 95, 404
Epomidiopteron. P 94, 295; ’96, §
Epomis. P ’56, 29 :
epomophora (Diomedea). P ’66, 1 1
187
Epomophorus. P ’61, 158; ’80, 36
89, 335; '90, 15
eponina (Celithemis). P ’62, 400,
402; '08, 466 "a
(Libellula). j viii, 24
epops (Upupa). P ’05, 764
Eporeodon. J IX, 469
Epsilonphorus. P 89, 259, 262-265
Epsomite. P ’76, 265, 334; ’80, 257
92, 181
Eptatretide. P ’07, 461
Eptatretus. P ’07, 461
Eptisecus. P ’55, 438; 1900, 7
01, 618; °04, 579, 590; ’08, 408
P 89, 146; 99,
epulata ( Alseonax).
40
Soars are P 59, 51
epulatus (Butalis P 55, 826; 7
35; 759, 51; 00, 40
Epurea. P 73, 328
P '62, 574; ’82,
_P 62, 574;
lidomantis). P ’03, 713
us). P ’62, 560; ’82, 169
lus). j iv, 807
eptunea). P 62, 560
P 68, 289
P78; S71; "68,
Seartichthys). P °99, 362
(Vide .. P 05, 780
(Anolis). P 56, 224, 230,
P 54, 26
J I, 259
(Mustelus). P ’08, 56
“(Guten fle BO bg
P ’89, 172
3 (Difiugia .
(Nebela). P 74, 156; "76, 115
(Alpheus). Pp 78, ’329;
de. P 92, 411. J VII, 257,
; VIII, 74, 77
le (Palemon). P 52, 26; 93,
a (Platyceras). P ’66, 264;
e (Pisidium). P ’60, 18
a - P 90, 151,
P ’56, 84, 285; 60,
P °56, 82, 87, 284;
Wits
1m (Scomberesox). ji ii, 182
et yphena). P 06, 122;
acea. P ’60, 436; ’84, 95
te. J ITI, 201
ifolia (Casuarina). P ’89, 404.
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
571
equisetiformis (Asterophyllitis). P
"60, 236, 437, 438, 440
equisetis (Coryphena). P ’84, 102;
06, 122
Equisetites. P ’60, 436
uisetum. P 784, 95;
98, 47, 315. J ITI, 201
Equula. P ’62, 127; ’97, 73; 1900,
502, 526. J XII, 516
Equulide. P 1900, 502, 526
Equulites. J XII, 513
Equuloide, P ’62, 127
Equus. P ’46, 93, 107;
241; 54, 90, 200;
26, 158; ’59, 181, 185;
435; °62, 127; ’65, 94;
68, 175, 248, 262, 195;
98, 127; 71, 50, 113; °73, 371;
74, 18, 19; 77, 152-154; ’78, 61,
71, 74; 82, 292; °94, 67, ’218; 95,
447, 449; "83, 166, 266; 84) 22;
85, 49; ” 986, "275; 88, 101; 90,
182; 91, 368; 92, 226, 228: 96,
520, 567. J I, 18; IH, 167- 169 ;
VI, 243; VII, 13, 21, 249, 248, 255,
257-275, 399-401; VIII, 72, 85, 86,
88, 212; IX, 288, 313, 389, 392,
457; XI, 254-259, 280
eradiata (Arnica). P 63, 68
Ereus. P ’52, 167
Eragrostis. P ’62, 97, 336; ’89, 361;
97, 304, 308; ’O1, 558; 710, 545,
555, 583
Eranthemum. P ’58, 132
Eranthis. P ’84, 116
Eranthus. P 787, 119
erasum (Bembidium). P
287
erate (Lobotes). P ’97, 113
Erato. P ’62, 564; ’82, 168; ’90,
397; ’91, 52; 95, 122. J IV, 383
erato (Cyprina). P ’61, 29
Erax. P ’94, 274; 95, 324
Erecolania. P ’04, 333, 376
erea (Donacia). P ’51, 316
93, 215;
"47, 265; 753,
58, 7, 11, 20,
"61, 433,
67, 12;
70, 67,
59, 83,
erebea (Mactra). P ’60, 278
(Cyelas). P ’60, 278, 298
(Cyrena). P ’60, 278
erebennus (Ameiurus). P 1900, 352,
355
(Delphinus). P ’65, 281; 766,
297
(Spilotes). P ’60, 342, 564;
64, 167
erebus (Microrhopala). P ’73, 83
Erechites. P 1900, 486, 657, 670
Erechthites. P ’60, 514; 785, 376;
702, 644, 664; 710, 583
erechtitis (Septoria). P ’91, 80
erecta (Avicula). j viii, 238
(Boerhaavia). P ’01, 558
(Buprestis). P 757, 8
572
Continued.
(Chamerhodos). P ’63, 61, 74
(Chenopodina). P ’63, 75
(Dicerea). P ’73, 331.
(Eclipta). P ’05, 697
(Helix). P 710, 505
(Hypoxys). P ’60, 200; ’88,
396; 1900, 546
(Laminella). P ’88, 42
(Lumbriconereis). P 04, 490;
09, 254
’(Lumbrineris). P ’09, 254
(Paludicella). P ’84, 218, 218
(Poecilonota). P 73, 88
(Sipho). P ’96, 476
(Solidago). P ’07, 455
(Trichia). P ’90, 193
erectispina (Scala). J "VII, 196
erectum (Arcyphyllum). j i, 372
(Polygonum). P 60, 514;
1900, 664
(Trifolium). ji, 372
(Trillium). P ’91, 434
erectus Pare obec oS J VIII, 332
(Capulus). P ’90, 158
(Conocarpus). P_ 89,
05, 698
(Pachydon). P ’74, 28. J
VIII, 332
(Parus). P ’64, 257
(Pithecanthropus). lg
Eremeus. P ’04, 145
Eremiaphila. P 301, 276;
Eremias. P ’54, 102; 60, 508; 68,
284; ’99, 184
eremicola (Trichius). j * 240
eremicus fone se gd 703, 25
r
erecta.
380;
04, 156
03, 701
(Hesperomys 67, 135;
74, 180
(Perognathus). P ’03, 25
(Peromyscus). P ’05, 678
Eremina. P ’92, 392
eremita (Exoprosopa). P ’95, 325
(Monopetalonema). P 86, 810
(Turdus). P ’64, 251
eremitus (Agrius). J IV, 169
(Liocephalus). P ’68, 121,
122, 126
Eremobates. P 01, 594
Eremobia. P ’02, 595, 596
Eremoblatta. P ’03, 181, 189
Eremomela. P ’99, 41
Eremopedes. P ’06, 417;
74; 709, 169, 480
Eremophila. P ’59, 107, 191; ’61,
221; ’66, 79; ’68, 149; °75, 348;
708, 97
eremophilus (Senecio).
Eremops. P ’02, 39
Eremyzon. P ’81, 10
erenaceus (Meyenia). P
210
07, 64,
P 63, 68
87, 177,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
-Ergates. P
erenaceus. Continued.
(Spongilla). P ’87, Be
(Trochospongilla). P ’87, 176,
177, 210
erepta (Helix). P ’74, 48, 57
Ereptodon. P ’53, 241. J
VII, 263, 358, 413; XI, 219
ererensis (Nueulites). es VIII, :
Eresia. P ’66, 335
Erethizon. Pp 67, 136; ’80,
389; 82, 319; 94, 218, 393; ie
210: 08, 95, 404
Eretmochelys. P 06, 112; 08,
Eretmocrinus. P ’68, 350, 35
78, 235-238, 264; gi, 185
336-344; ’85, 282, 335; a 4
90, 346
Eretopodes. P ’98, 495
Ereunetes. P 59, 192; '
’61, 172, 176, 233; 64, 1
66, 97; 68, 150; 71, 31;
355; 97, 372; °95, 473; 1900,
09, 356
Ergea. P ’04, 24
Ergasilus. P 388, 125, 166
54, 218; °59, 291. ~
IV, 13
Ergatis. P ’76, 201
Erginus. P ’09, 229
Ergolis. P ’85, 87
erhelii (Partula). P
IX, 112
Eriantha. J I, 166
eriantheria (Pentstemon). j vii,
Erianthi. P ’04, 672
erianthum (Geranium).
Erianthus. P ’91, Sos; "04,
673; 07, 458
erianthus (Gonolobus). P 98,
eriarcha (Copelandia). P ’77,
Erica. P ’58, 126; ’85, 379
Ericacea. P 160, 145; 61, 460
Ericacee. P 58, 126; 760, 200,
512; ’63, 70; ’84, 88; 792,
98, 399, 405; 99, 86; 1
J III, 94, 182, 184,194
erice (Eriococcus). P ’99, 269 —
Ericale. P 68, 156, 183 2
erichsoni (Mylabris). P ’08, 609
Erichsonia. P ’88, 333
erichsonii (Anthocomus).
Ericia. P 710, 522
ericifolia (Dillwynia).
Ericiide. P ’10, 522
Ericiner. i
ericoides .,
85, 215.
576
ericoides var. villosus (Aster). —
96, 37 ss
ericoides (Diplopappus). P 63, |
ceeernwed.
). P 785, 379;
). P '68, 182
ni) P 68, 182; ’76, 203;
smandra). P °58, 125
P ’90, 57
04,
ma yee io). P ’66, 248
(Cordylocrinus). P 81, 245
istu ipora).
gerontis (Aleyrodes). P 702, 282,
ignathus. P 1900, 43
tigone. P 92, 41; 01, 579;
: 2-317, 330, 331, 339, 340
rigonine P 92, 31
ties (Diplocephalus). P. 706,
y a one). P 05, 305
05, 208 ocarenum). ’P 792,
oplus. P 05, 306
P ’80, 292
yzon. P "77, 45, 81, 95, 282;
3, 132; 710, 602
aces (Ocenebra). P 704, 593
mea P 04, 506; ’09, 407;
— P ’83, 80
(Murex). P ’78, 395
ikurititen). P 78, 395
a). P 78, 395
: P ’68, 262 576, 39;
~ 387; 790, 575 496, bo7, 544;
(Echinocactus). P ’85, 378
aiferoeharus). J Vit, 198
(Ophiocoma). P ’89, 177
(Trox). P 54, 212
nemus. P 777, 95
neumMm a II, 293
an P 74, 54
nnys. J IV, 175
riocarpon (Viola). P ’03, 693
fiocaulon. P ’60, 201; 798, 384,
401; 1900, 546
ie ulonacer. P ’60, 201
Tiocauloner. P ’98, 384, 401
705,
37;
80,
02,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
P 76, 286
ba Ps 88; °77, 45, 94;
573
eriocephalum (Cirsium). P ’63, 69;
792, 362
eriocephalus (Cnicus). P ’92, 362
Eriocera. P ’59, 204, 243; ’60, 16
Eriocheir. P ’51, 247; 58, 104; 780,
189, 205, 210; ’91, 216
Eriochirus. P ’58, 103
Eriocnemis. P ’99, 305
Eriococeus. P ’99, 268
Eriocoma. P ’63, 78
Eriodendron. P +89, 367
Eriodes. P ’62, 511, 512. J X, 276
Eriodyction. P °48, 23. J I, 181;
Ill, 97
Eriogonum. j i, 24, 27, 33, 35; vii,
49. P ’48, 13; ’63, 75; ’83, 277.
J I, 160; ITI, 44, 100
Eriolus. P ’05, 823, 842
Eriophora. P 09, 210
Eriophorum. P 163, 95; 784, 94;
93, 214; '95, 544; 1900, 485, 488;
07, 456. J III, isi, 183, 199
Eriophyes. P 04, 146
Eriophyide. P 04, 146
Eriophyllum. P 98, 33, 306
eriopoda (Plantago). P 63, 70
TPanesaieen: P 95, 549
Erioptera. j iii, 17. P 59, 198, 203,
225; 60, 16; ’95, 320
eriostega (Spheria). P ’79, 67
Eriostemon. P ’58, 127
Eriphia. P 50, 24; 52 ,82; 758,
37; ’59, 302; 71, ’239; 79, "397
Eriphide. ¥ 52, 81; 58, 37 ites 3
239; °79, 396
Eriphiine. P 79, 397
Eriphina. P 771, 939
Eriphine. P 52, 82
Eriphus. P ’58, 82. J II, 7, 16,
18, 33, 103. J IV, 24, 40
Eriphyle. P 97, 295; 09, 246
Erirhipis. P 53, 440. J IV, 33
Eris. P 92, 77
eris (Actinoerinus). P 81, 286
Sf eeeoret P ’81, 286
Erisichthe. 72, 280
Erismatura. *P 59, 109, 193; 762,
323; °69, 218; 83. 68; 93, 33;
95, 469; 05, 688. J L 226; IX,
406
Erismaturine. P ’69, 218
Erisocrinites. P ’86, 115
Erisocrinus. P ’65, 149; ’68, 342;
69, 70, 71; °79, 284-286, 358-370;
85, 234, 263; ’86, 111, 114, 127,
153, 179, 181; ’88, 354; 790, 372,
385
Eristalis. j vi, 165. P 773, 364;
94, 276; 95, 330
Erisymum. P ’77, 105
eritachoides (Chloris). P ’60, 376
574
Eritettix. P ’06, 30, 365; ’07, 33;
409, 113, 137; 710, 616, 625
Erithalis. P ’89, 386
Erithide. P ’78, 319
Erithizon. P 96, 378. J XI, 198,
199, 279
erithracoides (Chloris). P ’60, 192
Erithronium. J VI, 370
Eritrema. P ’77, 95
Eritrichium. P ’61, 462; ’62, 165;
63, 72; ’80, 151
ermanni (Triton). P ’59, 126. J
I, 284
erminea (Mustela). j vii, 330; viii,
73. P ’41, 94
(Putorius). P ’82, 326; 94,
152-155, 218, 394
ermineus (Putorius). P ’80, 348
ernestina (Achatinella). P ’95, 217
Ernobius. P 65, 224
Ernodea. P ’89, 386
ernsti (Ernstia). ¥ 710, 520
Ernstia. P 710, 520
Ero. P ’92, 30
erochroiis (Hololepis). P ’64, 238;
65, 274
(Pecilichthys). P ’83, 132
Erodium. P ’98, 380, 404; ’04, 108.
J III, 84
erodus (Actinocrinus). P ’81, 323,
334
(Calathocrinus). P ’81, 323
(Strotocrinus). P 66, 253
(Teleiocrinus). P ’81, 323
Eroessa. P ’99, 211
Erogrostis. P ’09, 488
Erolia. P ’61, 184
Eros. J I, 73, 77-83
erosa (Corbicula). P ’61, 126
(Cristatella). j vii, 86
(Kinixys). j viii, 162. P ’57,
59, 294
(Lytta). P ’53, 342. J IV, 39
(Prionacris). P ’07, 176
(Sphenophyllum). P ’60, 437
(Synidotea). P ’97, 391, 8397
(Tegrodera). P ’58, 342. J
39
has
"(Testudo). j viii, 162
erostrata (Janthe). P ’01, 159
erosum (Sphenophyllum). P ’60, 437
erosus (Lithodus). P ’56, 18
(Ocinebra). P 91, 51
(Peryphus). P ’57, 6
Erotelis. P ’62, 240; ’63, 270; ’85,
68, 77
Erotylide. P ’47, 175; ’54, 158. J
IV, 32
Erotylus. P ’53, 359; ’54, 158, 163.
J IV, 11, 32
eroyensis (Cyprina). P ’61, 30
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
|
Erpetogomphus. P ’62, 389; ”
462, 468, 481, 487-490
Erpicthys. ¥ 782, 278
pe na ae ( Thersilochus). P
errans (Agonum). P 54, 51 4
(Anobium). P 745, $09;
232
(Centris). P ’99, = 65. a
(Cyn "ST,
"73, 331
(Cyelas). P 72,105
(Feronia). j iii, 147. P
(Fusus). j vi, 211, 223.
48, 100; ’62, 560; 782, 172
(Hadrobregmus). P
(Lachnosterna). P
288
(Necrobia). P ’45, 307
(Neptunea). P 82,
(Platynus). P ”
(Stichopus). P ’88, 314
Uae? Pe 344
“errata (Crategus 1 ms
P 55, 353
erratica (Amara).
324
(Argutor). P 743, 297. J
251 ise
(Celia). P 55 oe
(Feronia). J II, 25
(Homeogamia).
187; 07, 75; 8, 369;
118, 415
(Lycosa). P 1900,
562; ’04, 134; ’08, 163,
245, 251, 253
(Spheria). P ’79, 67
(Stenophora). P 407 2
erraticus (Dendrocrinus). P ’ '
Harpalus). P 743, 29)
(Ixodes). j ii, 77
(Leander).
(Loxandrus). J
(Megalostylus). J
(Pompilus). P
erro (Melanotus). P 54, 221.
J
Erromenus. P ’78, 373; ’94, 1
Erthesina. P ’60, "203
erubescens (Crategus). P "10,
178
(Crinum).
(Pompilus). P
eruca (Polydesmus).
eruceformis (Beckmannia)..
79
erucago (Bunias).
erucastrum (Brassica).
eruciata (Mordella). P
eruciferus (Ceratodus).
_——_—
a
——"
—e
P 48, 99; °60, 269; ’61, |
73, 294, 228-231; |
756, 758
nella. P °48, 99; '62, 578;
;, 782, 158, 186; 02, 701, ig
thys. P '82, 274 |
ides (Cytherea). P 48, 99;
, 219
nthius. P 78, 52
siialve 91, 417
aryng um. Pp
3, 405; 1900 668; ’09, 390-396
P 52, 15
tide. P 52, 11, 12, 15
P 98, 419; 705, 14
II, 292
ion. P 01, 128, 138
P °08, 462, 481, 487, 489
“(Crocothemis). P °98, 153;
129; *68, 294. J VIII, 114
q Rana). P 02, 182, 694
Nomada). P
(Sillago). P ’61, 504
ag P 704, 144
oe Bing ii, 70. P ’04, 144
breus (Heterograpsus). P
03, 561, 571,
80,
209
Phenicopterus). P ’59, 175
a esiacaanland P ’80, 209
a hrenia (Derocalymma). P ’01,
276
iella (Chrysocorys). P ’60, 171
P 789, 378
(Piscidia). P ’89, 378
“(Pravin ). j iv, 57, 277
P 71, 257, 290; 706,
_ ides (Piabucina). P 776,
Brptbrins j i, 363. P 706, 293,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
* 08, 166; °98, 390, |
inus). P 06, 294
(Pagellus). P 92,263; 98, 342
573
"02, 192
P 91, 434
P 95,
Erythrite. P ’85, 120;
erythocarpum (Trillium).
yee (Calliphora).
og REE P 51, 347
(Oedemera). P 54, 22
(Ornithomyia). P ’94, 281
(Pipra). P ’64, 257
(Triplax). P 754, 162
(Tritoma). P ’54, 162. J I,
71
erythrocephalum (Orchelimum). P
10, 640
erythrocephalus (Bucco). P ’64, 242
(Clytus). J II, 26, 104; IV, 41
(Leistes). P ’66, 25
(Melanerpes). P ’53, 385; ’59,
105; °74, 109; °75, 347; °78, 23;
83, 65; 95, "483 ; 96, "129; 98,
81; 08, 153. J id 55
” (Pieus). 369; 753, 401;
56, 293; ’67, 217; 75, "347
’(Psittacus). Pp 64, 239
(Pyrotrogon). P ’99, 206
erythrocephalus flagrans
erythrocephalus | pape j i, 461;
iv, 288;
(Tytthon: a. P 51, 347
erythrocera (Platydema). J I, 102
Erythrocereus. P ’59, 51; 89, 150;
99, 40
erythrocercus (Myiarchus). P ’72, 65
(Pyrocephalus). P ’72, 65
ak cs (Dyschirius). Pp 57, 76,
ph al (Cesio). J XII, 528
erythrochroa (Nomada). P 03, 572,
611, 614
erythrodaetyla (Sesarma). P
srerihbilstl (Vespertilis). P 755,
438
Erythrodiplax. P ’08, 462, 466, 468,
481, 487-490
Erythrodon. J XII, 546
erythreensis (Donax). P 701, 190
80,
erythrogaster (Brachysaurus). P ’56,
232
(Chelidon). P ’91, 436; 792,
110, 122, 152; 798, 53, 64; 95,
492; ’96, 155; 798, 84, 216
(Chrosomus). P 361, 523; 64,
281; °77, 71; ’85, 410; 704, 244;
08, 519. J VI, 233, 241, 245
erythrogaster eos (Chrosomus). Pp
08, 520
erythrogaster (Hirundo). P ’04, 583
(Luxilus). P ’77, 86
(Natrix). P ’95, 406
(Nerodia). P 01, 36
(Odontonectes). J XII, 528
576
Continued.
P ’89, 147
P 753, 380; ’54, 85
(Tropidonotus). P 756, 6, 307
(Turdus). P ’64, 249
erythrogastra (Hirundo). P 03, 28;
08, 137, 154
erythrogastra horreorum (Hirundo).
P ’83, 62
erythrogastra (Xiphicera). P 05,
erythrogaster.
(Petroica).
(Salmo).
seranrioumbies (Heteragrion). P
701, 136; ’08, 490
erythrognathus (Phenicopheus). P
02, 078
’(Uroeoceyx). P 702, 678
erythrogrammus~(Abastor). P 795,
407; ’01, 83
(Coluber). j v, 361; vi, 36.
P 01, 83
(Helicops). P ’08, 122
Erythrolamprus. P ’60, 258; ’61,
75; ’62, 349; ’68, 289; 71, 204;
83, 34; 701, ‘1s, 92; 03, 554; 04,
467; 08, 123. J VILL, "141
erythroleuca (Terebratula). Py-*78;
187
erythromelas (Ctenodon). P ’82, 276
(Pyranga). Ww, O28... Po Oh
436; ’95, 492; 796, 113, 115, 124,
152; 98, 84; 408, 133, 154
Erythromma. P ’01, 127
Erythromyias. P ’89, 148
Erythroneum. P ’60, 146
erythroneurum (Xanthagrion). P
701, 133, 138
Erythronium. j vii, 55. P ’68, 165;
97, 161; 798, 43, 295, 313; ’01,
455; ’07, 457
erythronota (Estrilda). P ’99, 59
(Plethodon). J I, 2
(Salamandra). ji, 356; v, 329;
#1,368.5 P47, Si6¢) 46, 9s. wt
I, 285
erythronotus (Archibuteo). P ’70,
142
(Bufo). P ’54, 86; 55, 430
(Buteo). P ’75, 96
(Cinnyris) P ’56, 320
(Craxirex). P ’75, 90, 92, 96
(Haliaétus). P ’75, 96
(Nectarinia). P ’59, 35
(Plethodon). P
101; ’59, 124, 128; ’69, 93, 96,
99, 100, 113; ’95, 402; ’06, 357.
J III, 343, 354; VI, 98
(Pecilopternis). P ’75, 97
(Tachytriorchis), P ’75, 97
erythrophrys (Turtur). P 59, 143
erythropthalma (Emberiza). j_ iv,
45, 276
56, 6, 8, 11,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
erythropthalma. Continued.
(Fringilla). j iv, 45. P
400; ’75, 350
(Loxia). P
(Pipilo). P
367. P '53, 385; 763, Mime
149; °71, 27; ’83, 65; _ ‘
95, 482; 96, 127; 98, 80; 70
153 ar
98, 84; 708, 137, 154. ne
erythropis (Pyranga).
erythrops (Amiva). p}
(Fondia). P ’59, eA,
(Ploceus). P 59, 134 Ace
(Stethaprion). P 706, 480 —
Erythropsar. P ’66, 17
erythroptera (Cistela).
(Falagria).
(Leptura).
(Mixornis). P ’02
(Timalia). P ’02
(Merops). P ’64, 244 ~~
(Turdus). P ’64, 251
erythropum (Agonum). P 54,
IV, 28 Ri:
erythropus (Altica). P ’47,
a P 96,
Anser). P ’51, 223;
100. J I, 225
(Argutor). P ’43, 297.
242 ey
(Arhopalus). J IV, 40 —
(Buprestis). P 57, 8
(Chlenius). P 56, 25,
IV, 29
(Clytus). J IV, 40
; cOrepicodeese P ay;
73, gS
‘ Theboaan P 2, 19%
353. J 1V, 36
(Euryphymus). P 0%
(Feronia). J II, 242
(Gryllus). P 01, 378
(Harpalus). P 65, 1
(Platyderus). J Il, 242
(Platynus). P ‘54, We 52 si
(Pristoscelis). P ”
(Pterostichus). P oT, 80
II, 242
(Stenus). P ’44, 40
erythropyga ( Odontochila).
505, 506, 511
_
—
—
——
aS nei
09 (Pteroglossus). P 760,
s (Cryptus). P ’94, 187
(Cyperus). P 709, 380,
(Anas). P 05, 762
P *05, 762
P 05, 782
P 91, 442
= us (Cyrtopelicanus). P
athe). ii, 137
y , 100; 793,
05, ‘eT 1x,
P ’64, 241;
{Vidua)- P ’48, 128. J 1, 228
(Vidua). P 59, 136
3 (Chemnitzia).
oma (Atrophaneura). P ’66,
P 99,
Bi ete) P ’67, 106
ythrosperma (Plagi mets) P
769, 229
ospiza. P °43, 262; ’50, 105;
wag 66, 80. I, 53
tigm ¢ Apamea). P ’74, 206
throstoma (Oliva). P ’89, 137
PhTo' omus (Hydroporus). ’p "55,
hrote (Malacopteron). P 02,
hrothorax (Gallinula). P 794,
_ (limnobenus). P ’94, 146
_ (Stiphrornis). P 59, 39
ylee. P ’89, 369
P *71, 262; 06,
(Plethodeetes). P 71, 262;
tiella (Chrysocorys). P ’60, 434
opus (Elater). j iii, 169
P °46, 58; ’49, 184; ’54, 103
< (Actinocrinus). P ’81, 307, 317
sea (Cancer). j i, 316
iseallonia. P ’58, 133
calloniacee. P 158, 133
scaro’ ay (Catenipora). j viii, 231
catilis (Pandalus). P 60, $7
Es a. j vi, 124, 202; viii, 219. P
(742, 178; vad, 85; ’52, 110; 758,
» 220, 221; ’84, 13. J IV, 402; V,
3 le118, 152; TX, 131
Wit
elle P78, 305. J V, 135
elline. J v, 112, 134, 140
37
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
577
Escharellinide. J V, 113, 146
Escharellinine. J V, 146
Escharide. J V, 112, 114, 138
eschariferus (Bulimulus). P 796,
397, 432; 1900, 90
eschariferus var. bizonalis (Buli-
mulus). P ’96, 434
eschariferus var. subconoidalis (Buli-
mulus). P ’96, 434
eschariferus var. ventrosus (Buli-
mulus). P ’96, 400, 434
eschariferus (Bulimus). P ’96, 431-
434
(Bulinus). P 796, 434
(Nesiotus). P ’96, 434
(Omphalostyla). P ’96, 434
Escharifora. P ’05, 5. J V, 115,
125, 134
Escharina. P ‘55, 415. J ITI, 141.
J V, 122, 127
Escharine. J V, 112, 114
Escharinella. P ’05, 5. J V, 140
Escharinellide. J V, 113, 138, 140
Escharipora. P ’05, 5. J V, 148
Eschariporine. J V, 148
Escharoides. J V, 122
escharoides (Catenipora). P ‘41,
18; °43, 330; ’52, 190
Eschatius. P ’92, 436. J IX, 392
Eschatocrepis. P ’66, 349, 361
escheri (Carcharodon). J I, 147
escholtzii (Ensatina). P ’56, 236;
69, 100
(Saxifraga). J III, 191
cochrichti (Alecto). P ’01, 179
(Ampelisea). P ’01, 167
(Antedon). P ’01, 179
eschrichtii (Onuphis). P ’63, 140
(Orea). P 69, 22
(Pectinaria). P ’63, 141
(Seala). J 190
Eschrichtius. P ’67, 131, 144, 146,
147; ’68, 191, 193; ’69, 10, 14,
192: 72, 30. J VU, 441
eschscholtzii (Amara). P 55, 348;
60, 316
(Leirus). P ’55, 348
(Ranunculus). P ’63, 56
'Eseobedea. P 798, 385
P '63, 96
(Camassia). P ’68, 170; 98,
43, 312
(Collocalia). P06, 181, 210,
211 -
(Colocasia). P ’89, 359
(Hipponoé). P 788, 317; 791,
337
(Hirundo). P
190, 210
(Psoralea). P ’98, 48
(Rana). P 56, 141, 143;
330; 87, 359
06, 179,
578
esculenta. Continued.
(Scilla). j vii, 56
(Viola). P ’03, 693
esculentum (Fagopyrum). P ’99, 106
(Lycopersicon). P ’89, 395;
90, 272; 1900, 669; ’01, 560
(Macrosporium). P ’93, 464
(Phalangium). j i, 189
esculentus (Abelmoschus). P ’89, 367
(Carangus). P ’58, 168; ’62,
435 .
(Hibiscus). P
eslave (Syrbula). P
,
esmarki (Ophioploecus). P ’89, 175
Esochara. P ’98, 271, 276, 284
Esocide. P ’83, 132; ’92, 249; ’97,
69, 97; ’98, 340; ’06, 487. J VI,
208, 238
Esomus. P
Esox.
51, 206; ’53, 386;
65, 78, 274;
82, 307;
225;
359;
01, 560
04, 517; 706,
82, 279
63, 179, 273;
"77, 44, 69, 87, 97;
783, 132; ’84, 68, 132,
’85, 367-375, 410; 787, 354-
92, 249: 793, 75;
98; ’98, 340; ’01, 340; ’03, 749;
06, 81; 710, 602, 606. J II, 193;
VI, 238, 246
esox (Chenichthys). P
(Champsocephalus).
Espeletia. j vii, 37
espiloca (Helix). P
205
61, 510
P ’61, 510
75, 202; ’89,
(Polygyra). P ’75, 154
esquimalti (Crassatella). P ’72, 250
essingtonensis (Cyrena). P ’60, 278
(Mytilicardia). P ’72, 256
Essonite. P ’69, 4; ’97, 442
estabrookianus (Unio). P ’54, 248
estabrookii (Goniobasis). P ’62,
264; ’64, 44; ’65, 26. J V, 298
(Pleurocera). P ’63, 316
(Trypanostoma). P ’62, 178;
63, 316; °72, 113. J V, 273
Estherie. P ’63, 188; ’97, ‘427, 455
Esthonychide. P 83. 80
Esthonyx. P ’76, 39; ’83, 77
estor (Canis). P ’05, 679
(Esox). ji, 418. P ’51, 206;
53, 386; °65, 80; ’85, 372-374
estrallensis (Spondylus). P ’56, 315
Estrelda. P ’56, 318; ’57, 37; 59,
138; ’62, 314; ’99, 59
Estrella. P ’59, 65; °77, 56, 92, 96
estrellanum (Pallium). P 756, 818
estrellanus Steg pag P 76, 273
(Lyropecten). P ’62, 291
(Pallium). P ’62, 291
estriatum (Cyclonotum). P
estriatus (Bius). J IV, 38
(Paromalus). P 159, 814
55, 373
j i, 413, 418; ii, 124, 130. P|
97, 94, 97,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
|
|
estriatus. Continued.
(Saprinus). P ’52, 40
(Tenebrio). J IV, 38 —
Estrilda. P. ’99, 59; 705, 778 .
Esunculus. P ’64, 208
esurialis (Hoplismenus). P 7
(Ichneumon). P 73, 1.
esurians (Volucella). P 30
esuriens (Camponotus). P ;
esuritor (Ashmunella). P 705, 2:
225, 248, 249, 253; °10, 53, 96,
Eta. P ’05, 14 bs
Etea. P ’76, 275
Eteline. J XII, 527 Recs
Etelis. P ’60, 110; 47
447; 82, 273
Ethalia. P 98, 419; ’05, 113-
Ethaliella. P
Etheostoma. P 66, 67, 101;
232; °77, 43, 48-56; °85, 89, 93
85, 411, 412; ’88, 179; 704,
06, 521, 524, 525. J vi, 21
213, 240
etheostoma (Characidium ).
259; 706, 323
Etheostomata. J IIT, 56
Etheostomatine. P 06, 323
Etheria. J II, 125-130
Etheriade. J ‘II, 130
etherialis (Valsa). P 94,
Ethmodiscus. P ’90, 138
Etisodes. P 752, 77
Etisus. viii, 115. P 50, |
76; ’58, 131
etiwaensis (Turritella). P
169
Etmopterus. P ’08, 69
Etoblattina. P 85, 35 €3
etonieformis (Rhynchonella). _
232
P 794, 137
61,
etorques (Rallus).
etowaensis (Margaritana).
154
etowahensis (Goniobasis).
264; ’64, 26, 43. J V, 299
(Margaritana). FP: ’
59, 280. J IV, 227
‘(Melania). ’p 64, 26
etowaosis (Strophitus). P
Etroplus. P ’82, 273; ’99,
Etrumeus. P 87, 296 Fe
Ettinghausiania. Pp 58, 258°
Euacris. P ’05, 821, 842
Euadenia, Belogona. HF
02, 511; 705, 222
Euantha. P 95, 334
Euaresta. P 95, 337
Euastrum. P 69, Biol. 16;
Euatya. P ’94, 410
Eubalaena. P 65, 168 ;
eubalia (Doris). P ’80, 62 _
(Lamellidoris). P ’80, 62
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 579
| Euchirotide. P ’08, 119
: _ euchirus (Alphus). ’p 52, 21
P 68, vk ; 96, 464; | Euchistus. P ’05, 181, 187, 193
Euchlena. P 98, 413
euchlora ( enella). P ’05, 670
ia. P ’45, 222, 269; '53, 351 (Trachelomonas). P 05,
P 7, 65, 95; 84, 158; | 670, 671
| Eucherus. P 56, 140. J VII, 383
P 705, 213 Euchone. P ’04, 165
eS, 247; 75, 148; euchore (Gazella). P ’
‘92, 338; °98, 267, 270, | Buchoristopus } 163, 71
poee mia. J IIL, 92 ea B43 j vii, 46. P 63, 72;
"55, 445 | Euchromia. P 60, 545
ee) P 94, euchrysea (Hirundo). P 63, 295
Eucichla. P 02, 681
inide. P ’85, 235, 315; Eneinetus. P °53, 353, 356
Eucinostomus. P 62, 238; ’63, 162;
nus. P .’79, 43, 240; 83, 116, 118, 121: ’86, 256; ’97
i, 239, 308, 370, 405; 84, 148; 113; °99, 199; 03, 332; °06, 100,
294, 328-357; °86, 221; °88, 487 , a ih
Eucitharus. + ’92, 277
P 43, 244; °75, 270; | Bucladocrinus. P ’78, 243-252; 779,
234; 781, 194, 231-250; °85, 236
pia, P '61, 68; "90, 138; 1900, 327; 90, 158,175, 345,365
ai Pp 900, Eucelastes. P ’67, 39, 40
ar’ P 10, tos | Euclea. P 76, 153”
or. P 58, 158. J VII, 405 | Euecnemide. P ’66, 386
chine. P 06, 513 | Euenemidee. s 44, 148
shus. ‘TT, 94, 96; ’06, Cucnemis (Haplopus). P 04, 61;
ee 3 106, | "52, 48, 56; °66, 388; ’68, 294
a. P ’60. 194 } (Pterinoxylus). P ’04, 61
PB 96, 555 Euenimides. P ’52, 45
us. P 7g, 298, 325; 79,408 Eucomatocera. J II, 142
2e) y 94, 302 ; 02, 731 Eucometis. P ’60, 141
ys (Gryllus). P 05, 417 Euconulus. P ’02, 420; ’04, 408-411,
J VIII, 216 412, 402; ’06, 124, 153, 533, 563;
P ’60, 532 09, 514; ’10, 51, 131
P 64, 215, 216, 221; | euconus (Actinocrinus). P ’65, 164;
781, 340
P 03, 133 (Alloprosallocrinus). P 65,
P 89, 356 164; °68, 352: ’81, 340
(Actinoerinus). P ’81, 335 (Batocrinus). P ’68, 352; ’81,
Cyprina). P ’61, 29 340
Gennzocrinus). P 81, 335 Eucope. P ’88, 165; 90, 281
tus (Chlorites). P ’01, 347 | Eucopia. P 52, 19, 28
eerie) P>-'05,'750 Eucopide. P 52, 13, 19, 28
haristus diminuta (Moellendorffia). Eucorybas. J V, 4
F ead 710 Eucoryne. P 791, 352. J III, 186-
Le tokunoensis (Moellen- 138
P 705, 710 Eucorysses. P 60, 221; 61, 286
ristus (Trihelix). P ’05, 710 | Eucorystes. P 99, 215
pilodon. P ’90, 395; ’95, 63, | Eucrate. P ’51, 247, 248
96, 471; 03, 275, 278. J | eucratoides (Heteropanope). P ’58,
35
P ’86, 198, 201 Eueratopsis. P 91, 179, 198
P 90, 344; ’01, 201; Eucrinide. P ’85, 237, "995
34 Euerinoidea. P 81, 177; 785, 297
nor eS P 795, 332 Euerinum. j vii, 54
. P ’80, 188, 202 Euerinus. P ’81, 187, 268, 355, 370,
P 96, 313; 08, 119 405; 785, 235, 337
580
Eucrotaphus. P ’50, 90, 92; 754,
157; °57, 89. J VII, 134, 381
Eucrypta. P ’48, 12. J I, 158
Eucryptus. P 42, 191
Euecta. P ’04, 132
Euctinogobius. P 759, 197
Eucycla. P 48,16. J I, 166
Eucycloglobius. P ’62, 279, 330;
63, 264
eucymata (Meretrix). P ’03, 757
Eucymopteris. P ’61, 455
Eucynopotamus. P 704, 119; ’06, 460
Eucyphidea. P ’93, 111; 94, 397-
411; ’95, 173
Eucyphus. P ’54, 116
Eudaenis. P ’64, 270
Eudarcia. P ’60, 10
Eudea. P ’61, 330; 705, 5
Eudendrium. P ’76, 211, 232; ’78,
309. J III, 136
Euderces. P 62, 39. J II, 7, 80,
105
Euderma. P ’91, 467;
Eudesia. P ’73, 181;
172
Eudesicrinus. P ’85, 292;
Eudiagogus. J IV, 39
Eudipsas. P ’60, 265
Eudistemma. P ’98, 282;
Eudistylia. P ’05, 555
Eudora. P ’80, 192
Eudotea. P ’89, 351
Eudothyra. P ’97, 417
eudoxus (Hoplites). P ’97, 406
Eudrilus. P ’02, 84
Eudromias. P 1900, 522. J I, 221
Eudromus. P 743, 251; ’57, 3; ’60,
316
Eudryas. P ’75, 49
Eudulus. P ’07, 264
Eudynamys. P ’70, 88
Eudyptes. P ‘72, 170-211
Eudyptila. P ’72, 177, 205
Eudytes. P ’62, 227
Eueides. P ’66, 243
Euelatichthys. J XII, 527
Euelephas. P ’58, 29, 157. J VII,
252, 398
94, 182
91, 165, 170-
88, 353
10, 117
euepigynata (uyceosa). P ’04, 277,
279, 282; ’08, 267, 514
euepipterus (Nemacheilus). P 05,
474
Euerotaphus. P ’51, 238
eufalense (Cardium). P ’76, 310;
98, 462, 464
(Trachyeardium). P ’76, 310
eufalensis (Arca). P ’05,9. J IV,
398
(Cancellaria). J IV, 390
(Macrodon). P ’05, 9 J IV,
398
(Nemedon). P ’05, 9
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
—eugenia (Volucella).
eufalensis. Continued.
(Nucula). P ’05, 7. yi,
(Trigonia). P 05, EL
96
eufaulense (Cardium).
J IV, 282
eufaulensis (A<nona).
(Area). P ’61, 150;
J IV, 398
(Callista). J IV, 282
(Caneellaria). Pp’
(Corbula).
(Daphnella).
(Dentalium).
(Tellina). P 05,
277
(Trigonia).
( Volutilithes).
eufauliensis (Fusus).
Eugastra. P ’54, 218. J
IV, 11, 33
eugine (Eudrilus). P "02, §
Eugenes. P ’92, 117
Eugenia. P ’58, 133; ’89, 131,
05, 700; 709, «86
P<
Eugeniacrinites. P 785, a
Eugeniacrinus. P ’88, 359
eugeniw (Aleyrodes). Pp 02, 2!
eugenii (Urocoptis). P ’98, 2
Eugereon. P ’68, 268
Euglandina. P 06, 125, 143
193; °09, 544; °10, 502, 50
Euglena. P ’68, Biol. 11;
05, 93, 665
Euglenes. P ’55, 276. J I,
Euglesia. P ’60, 267
Euglypha. P ’74, 13, 225-227
55; °77, 262-265, 321; ;
173; ’79, 163; °80, 336; 87,
euglypha (Emys). P ’89, 97 aa
( Btonateaaie ‘
(Strophomena). P 42, 1 i
ougiyDte {Polygyra). P =
09, ;
Pa P ’01, 581; 04, 1
Eugnathus. P 54, 220
Eugomphodus. P 61, 400;
64, 260, 261; ’77, 217;
Euhadra. P 99, 393; 01, ,
02, 235; 04, 626; 705, 734,
08, 591 |
euholostoma (Clausilia). P ‘01,
654; '02, 379, 524
Euhosackia. P ’63, 348
Euhyalina. P ’94, 15
Euhyas. P ’62. 154; ’99,
Euhybus. P 95, 327
Euhypsocara. P 63, 222
Eulabes. P ’62, 313; 02,
Eulabeornis. P "194, 131, 132,
66, 400. J IV,
aemus. P ’57, 198
a. P 06, 220, 222; 08, 329;
a (Limenitis). P ’62, 225
P 62, 235; °63, 333; °64,
5 Fei; "17, 181, 190; 08, 62-
P 60, 377
xium. P '99, 260
ptorhampus. P ’59, 156; ’63,
73; 84, 221; "01, 293
a. P ’46, 20; 48, 99; ’60, 197,
61, 148; °62, 566; ’65, 63;
"142; °78,'301; ’82,'168, 170:
, 545" °88,' 170; 89, 299 302:
91, 52: °98, 419; 99,
-' 901,395; 04, 28; 05,
6-112. ‘J IV, 385; J VILL, 317,
imax. P ’72, 146
= la. P °82, 170
' P 62, 566;
P '59, 78;
"72, 272; °91,
5 '01, 395; '05, 20, 107
moide (Rissoina). P 704, 28
vii, 27
llota. P 92, 392, 393; 98, 68;
'99, 526; 1900, 576, 578; °01, 193,
46, 465, 545, 563, 614, 617; 02,
234-240- 04, 625; 05, 708,
736; 08, 33, 37-41, 454, 491;
ella. P ’05, 734; ’08, 40
P ’62, 578, 585; ’72, 52;
faces. P 04, 675
‘Pp 704, 675; 705, 841
P 704, 670
s. P ’82, 319
‘Hipparchia). P ’85, 87
P °54, 95; 56, 156, 237;
; 68, 284, 317; °78, 25;
; 783, 23, 27-34; ’84, 66;
334; ’93, 385; 95, 386; 796,
02, 185; 703, 34, 541, 548,
704, 468, 473; ’06, 110;
P 05, 737
P ’58, 199
nes. P 44, 54;
; 799, 437-461; 709, 13
meni a (Theoremia). P ’85, 176
nenide. P 96, 37, 554; ’02, 44
amentzelis _ 61, 455
Eumerus. P ’57, 9
esodon. P ’60, 262; ’61, 75
mes oTammus. P 64, 209, "910
metopias. P ’81, 113
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
53, 365; 96,
581
Eumicrotremus. P ’62, 330; 64,
190
Eumida. P ’03, 426;
Eumiersia. P ’93, 121
Eumolpides. P ’73, 19, 33
09, 342
Eumolpus. ili, 443, 449. j v, 295.
P 47, 168, 169; 54, 16; ’58, 85.
J IV, 41
Eumomota. P ’90, 206
Eumorpha. J IV, 157
Eumorphus. j v, 303. P ’53, 358,
360
Eumys. P ’56, 90; ’57, 89, 91, 158;
61, 435. J VII, 21, 342, 358, 407
Eunanus. J III, 98
Eunaree. P ’10, 472
Eundia. P ’90, 139; 1900, 726, 737
Eunectes. J VIII, 177
Eunema. P ’60, 464; ’62, 70, 350;
786, 300; 7°93, 105. J IV, 11, 12, 30
Euneomys. P ’74, 185
Eunice. P ’03, 433; ’04, 487; 709,
246. J ITI, 147
Eunicea. P ’88, 308
Eunicide. P ’03, 433;
08, 345; ’09, 246°
Eunoa. P ’02, 271
Eunoé. P ’05, 525, 536;
710, 334, 350, 353, 358
eunomia (Theoremia). P ’85, 177
eunomus (Turdus). P ’58, 194
Eunotia. P ’63, 344; ’65, 7, 12, 13;
90, 138; ’97, 144; ’98, 110-118;
1900, 473, 474, 686; ’02, 792
Eunotogramma. P 1900, 730, 737
Eunotomastus. P ’09, 278
Euomphalus. j viii, 232, 273. P 43,
331-333; ’54, 7; 758, "44, 144; 59,
30; 760, 186, 462; 165, 110; ’70,
45, 46, 61; ’76, 32; 88, 241; 89,
291-296; 91, 256; 97, 445. J IV,
299
euonymi (Aspidiotus). P ’99, 274
07, 110, 134;
08, 333;
Euonymus. P 758, 129; ’60, 302;
62, 11; ’84, 14; 89, 65; ’99, 115;
02, 662; 07, 458
Euopsar. P 67, 47
euopsis (Pagurus). P ’52, 7; ’58,
233
Eupachemys. J VIII, 232
Eupachyerinus. P ’65, 159; ’70, 30;
79, 286, 353-365, 376; 781, 196,
274; ’85, 262, 264; ’86, 105-114,
115, 153, 168, 173-188; ’88, 225;
90, 372; ’91, 244
Eupactus. P ’65, 227, 235, 236
Eupagurus. P 758, 236, 248; 759,
302; ’63, 139; ’64, 153; 771, 124;
"78, 298, 326; ’84, 12; ’88, 333;
91, 193, 199, 218; ’98, 437; ’01,
165
582
Euparia.
12, 34
Euparus. J II, 7
P 58, 65; 61, 335. J IV,
Euparypha. P 13, 250; °75, 155;
198, 219; ’89, 193; 99, 392’; 98°
68
eupatoria a guia P ’60, 511
(Stevia). 98, 392
eupatorioides (Kini) P ’02, 664
Eupatorium. 60, 513; 61, "456;
62, 164; 67, 20; 86, 344; 89,
131, 387; ’98, 383, 408 ; 1900, 483,
485, 488, 649, 653, 670; 02, 664,
669 ; 04, 605; 07, 455; 09, 380,
. 389, 494; 710, "546, 547
Eupedetes. 4 07, 33
Eupelor. P ’68, 221
Eupemphix. P 68, 312. J VI, 189
Eupera. P ’03, 784; 06, 173
Eupetomena. P 199) 62
Euphea. P ’01, 131, 135
Euphedusa. P1900, 672, 673, 675;
01, 410, 466-474, 647, 654; 02,
378-381, 523, 527, 528: °05, 737;
08, 452, 561, 562
P 59, 296;
euphaeus (Olisthenes).
60, 79
Euphagus. P ’66, 413; ’04, 582;
705, 690; 708, 154
Euphema. P 52, 18
Euphemus. P 88, 235
Eupherusa. P 67, 232
Euphonia. P ’60, 143;
171, 172; ’90, 210:
09, 363
Euphorbia. P
313; 63, 75;
296; ’74, 146;
63, 296; 65,
99, 24, 36;
58, 124; '60, 200,
'O7, Ons. 10, aee. tae
75, 329; °77, 108;
78, 40; ’89, 131, 406; 93, 299,
301; 98, 40, 311, 354, 389, 404;
99, 108- 110; 1900, 639, 640, 643,
659, 660, 666; 02? 652, 662 ; 04,
604, 605; 05, 698: 077 456; ’09,
385 ; 10, 581. J Til, 46
Euphorbiacee. P 58, ‘124; ’60, 200,
513; °62, 7; 63, 753 89, 131, 404;
96, 34; 98, 389, 404; 99, 97:
1900, 667. x III, ‘46
euphorbie (Acidium). P ’71, 296
(Agenia). P ’02, 784
(Sphinx). P ’05, 141
euphorbiarum (Uredo). J II, 282
Euphosia. P ’48, 90; 52, 67; 753,
440. J IV, 33
Euphrasia. P ’84, 89; ’92, 366
euphrates (Papilio). P ’66, 341
euphratica (Cyclas). P ’60, 270, 291
(Cyrena). P ’60, 270, 278
euphraticus (Trionyx). P ’08, 115
Euphrosyne. P ’63, 65; ’03, 426;
’05, 532-536; ’08, 339
Euphrosynide. P ’03, 426; ’08, 339
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Ephrydride. P °94, 281 Sie
66,
Euphryne. P ’58, 258;
310, 311; ’77, 139
Euphyla. P 95, 120 an
Euphyllite. P 75, 76; 780, 249; 92.
189 bas Ys
Eupilumnus. P ’79, 397
Eupimus. P ’82, 275 yeh
Euplectella. P "68, Biol... 258
352; 798, 450
Euplectes. ’p "48, 66; ’62, 313;
38, 59, 60; '05, 780. J 1, 242
Euplectroscelis. ’p 78, 57, Fans
Euplectrotettix. P 06, 39, 40; '07,
167
Euplectus. P ’56, 319; ’60, 318.
Eupleres. P ’92, 426
Eupleura. P 62, 562; ’88, 332; +
223, 224; 98, 418 es
Eupleurida. P 73, 335 ao
Eupleurogrammus. P 62, 126;
225, 226 :
Euploca. P ’63, 72
Euplocampus. P ’80, 109
Euplea. P 66, 240; ’85, 87
Euplotes. P 95, 168°
Eupnigodes. P 106, 39
Eupodide. P ’04, 144 ;
Eupodiseus, P 61, 65, 69, 70;
138; ’98, 423; 1900, 705
Eupodisma. ie "02, 637
Eupodotis. P ’05, 760
Eupogonius. P 61, 354;
XII, 142, 159
Eupolia. P ’01, 663, 674
Eupoliide. P ’01, 729
Eupomacentrus. Pp 97, 91, 116
119, 358; 1900, 502, 527; 0
62, 38. ae
Eupomatus. P 04, 361; 10, ;
Eupomotis. P 06, 516, 520:
601, 602
Eupompha. Ry IV, 11, 21
Euporthe. P ’90, 233; °93, “149
Euprepes. P 57, 50, 72 ES
Euprepis. P 44, 54, 58, 98, 1
102; ’56, 154; 57, 195; 60,
62, 339; °68, 284: 96, 466
Euprepiste. P ’95, 252
Euprinodes. 59, $8; 799, 41;
773
Eupristis. P ’64, 168; 68, 31
Euproctus. P 56, 7, 11; ”
198 ; 62, 343. J III, 38!
362; VI, 108 we
Euprotomicrus. P ’64, 264
Eupsychortyx. P ’60, 378
Euptilotus. P ’02, 683 te
euptycta (Spiraxis). P ’60, 152
Eupurea. P ’66, 347 ;
Euraphia. vii, 261
Eurea. P ’53, 351, 352
i
a
P ’85, 86
x 69, 208; ’93, 36, 61
Pel, 456
P ’66, 342
pos
62, 385, 401
P 53, 252, 256, 267, 269
eres P 01, 269 ; 705,
Lestes). j viii, 36
). j iv, 824
782, 66; ’98, 91
P '62, 11; 68, 181;
Sitta). P °58, 195;
‘Talpa). P ’53, 326
(Testudo). P °87, 359
(Tilia). P 62, 11; ’01, 357
(Trientalis). P ’84, 88; ’88,
5. J III, 96
var. arctica (Trientalis). P
88
"15, 347
i opteum (Heliotropium). P ’67, 21
— j iv, 262.
ius), P 62, 11
ee om) P "568, 275
Le ond P 96, 352
(Lophivs). P 82, 308
% ONenticonsx). P 156, 322
_ (Parus). P 75, 352
ea unguis). P ’04, 654
(Tetrao). P » 64, 247
ak j vii, 193
Tondve) : 64, 250
istus (Circus).
P ’73, 328
(Nyctinomops).
P 795, 337
ta (Lycodontis).
____(Thyrsoidea). P
1900, 494
P 64, 167
P ’98, 49
div, 153
scrinus. P ’79, 372
ybiefolia (Viola). P ’03, 693
Eu elon. P 65, 19, 22, 33. J VI,
"150
‘Enuryeampta. P ’92, 394
_Euryeareinus. P 79, 396
-Euryearenus. P 98, 159
_Eurycea. J I, 289
urycephalus. J II, 7
ai cotis. P 705, 29, 32, 53; 707, 282
_ Buryeratera. P73, 251; °74, 50,
57; ’88, 290; ’92, 393, 398; 10,
=-§15
j iii, 352
P 02, 394
P 1900, 494
60, 478;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
583
Eurydactylus. P ’56, 29
Euryderus. P ’52, 67. J IV, 29
Eurydice. P ’91, 187 \
eurydice (Helix). P ’87, 127 a
Eurydorus. P ’59, 110; 66, 249
sia eae P B65, 270. FTV, 5
aryglosa P ’82, 281
apie. koe (Lithodytes). P ’94, 196
Euryhynehus. P ’79, 424
Eurylaimus. P ’02, 680
Eurylepis. P 57, 150
Eurylepta. P 55, 380; 57, 19, 20,
25
Euryleptide. P ’57, 19
P ’85, 84,
eurymanthus (Argynnis).
86
Eurymerus. J Il, 7
Eurymetopon. P ’66, 348. J IV, 11,
12, 36
Eurymetopus. P 1900, 157
Eurymorpha. P ’08, 505, 511
Eurynome. P ’50, 29; 57, 220
eurynome (Limenitis). P ’85, 84
Euryocrinus. P 79, 256, 372
Euryomia. P ’61, 336; 78, 314. J
IV, 33
euryomphala (Bifidaria). P 1900,
(Helix). P ’94, 14 ;
is. P ’01, 579; ’04, 127
euryops (Tylosurus). P ’06, 487
Euryopsis. P ’92, 31
Euryoptera. P ’60, 571
Eurypalpini. P ’52, 41
P ’52, 41;
755, 288
Eurypauropus. P ’79, 189, 164
eurypelis (Zaphrissa). J VI, 77, 112
53, 229;
Ima. P ’01, 570; ’08, 100;
709, 194
haeton. P 62, 448
Eurypholis. P ’60, 493 -
Euryphymus. P ’01, 378
Euryplax. P ’79, 399
Euryptera. J I, 335
Eurypterus. j viii, 234
eurypygia (Cistudo). P ’02, 386
(Terrapene). P 702, 385
eurypylus (Papilio). P ’66, 341
Euryptychus. P 52, 45, 46
Euryscopa. P ’73, 27, 28. J i es
26, 41
Eurystephus. P 62, 337
Eurysternum. P 91, 425
eurysternus (Clibanarius). P ’91, 183
eurystethus (Arhopalus). P 58, 22;
61, 335; -73, 336. ‘a = e Pe
eurystole (Stolephorus
eurystoma (Clausilia). P 01, 637,
653
584
eurystoma — subsp. brachyptychia
(Clausilia). P ’01, 638, 653
eurystoma (Strophiops). P ’96, 321
(Trachelomonas). P ’05, 668,
671
Eurystomus. TT, 87, OT;
02, 673
eurystomus (Minnilus). P ’77, 80
eurystylus (Equus). P ’94, 67. J
XI, 255
Euryta. P ’04, 5
Eurytenia. P ’61, 455; ’62, 163
euryterma (Tellina). P ’61, 369
EKurythoé. P ’09, 242
Eurytium. P ’78, 319; ’79, 394
Eurytrichus. P 66, 347
Eurytus. P ’73, 247; 74, 59
euryura (Neomyias). "Pp 89, 151
Euryusa. P ’66, 373
euryxanthus (Elaps). P ’60, 337;
’61, 296; ’66, 307; 701, 95
Euryzona, P ’94, 131, 132, 141
euryzona (Gallinula). P ’94, 141
euryzonia (Aleedo). P ’02, 675
euryzonoides (Euryzona). P 94, 141
(Gallinula). P ’94, 141
euryzonum (Pentastomum). PEG,
97; ’56, 47; ’89, 31
P '59, 33;
euryzonus (Pliocercus). P ’62, 72,
356; ’65, 190; ’68, 289; ’71, 200
Eusapyga. P ’94, 296
Eusatina. P ’56, 7
Eusattus. P ’54, 84. J IV, 11, 20,
37
Eusealpellum. P ’08, 105, 108
Euschemon. P 795, 252
Euschides. P 753, 445; ’54, 223.
J IV, 11, 19, 36
Euschistodus. P ’62, 145; ’63, 214,
219
Eusemia. P ’85, 84
Eusirus. P ’01, 167
Eusmilus. P ’79, 170, 171
Eusophus. P ’68, 250.
91, 95
Euspatangus. J IX, 118, 137
Euspira. P ’90, 450, 453. J VIII.
264, 278, 329
J VI, 89,
euspira (Macrocyelis). P ’75, 158,
247
Euspirocrinus. P ’79, 283, 286, 366;
’86, 112, 143; ’90, 357-384
Euspiza. P ’53, 383; ’60, 140; ’68,
150
Euspondylus. P ’68, 99, 119
Euspongilla. P ’87, 172
Euspongus. P ’94, 303; ’95, 517,
523
Euspora. P ’03, 50, 640
Eustachys. P ’67, 23
Eustala. P ’03, 341; ’04, 130
eustala (Epeira). P ’88, 78
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Eustales. P ’60, 216
eusthenura (Buthus).
J V, 360, 368
Eustoma. P 789, 393 .
eustomata (Reptoporina). a 3 V, 14 ;
Eustomatodus. P ’62,
Eustomum. P 751, Py yas
Eustrongylus. P 156, 54; ac
eer
P 63, 4
86, 310 :
Eustrophus. v, 239. FP 6,
"73, 335. IV, 38
Eusyllis. P 709, 322
Eusyodon. P 86, 38; ’87, 309 _
Eutenia. P ’59, 98; 60, 330;
299; 766, 305, 311, 312: 58
74, 116; ’82, 330; ’83, 114
421; ’91, 462; ’92, 336, 337;
182, 184, 385; °94, 425;
16, 18-32; 03, 286- 297, 6
04, 467, "470, 471; 05, 208,
693; ’08, 98, 120; 710, 149. J
391. “4
Eutainia. P ’53, 300; 7°56, 307
Eutamias. P 98, 122, 123,
03, 20; 704, 577, 588; 08,
405
-Eutaneia. P 90, 149
Eutaxia. P ’58, 128
Euterpe. P 66, 244; 788, 3595
557
Euthalia. P ’85, 87 ar
Euthamia. P 1900, 487; 702,
665, 669; 707, 456; 710,575
euthamiz (Guttierezia). ¥
98, 34, 306 .
eutheca (Hirasea). P 702, 30 —
Eutheia. P ’99, 307. J II, 142
Euthemisto. P 01, 147
Eutherapon. J xu, 527
Euthore. P ’01, 131, 136; 708
Euthria. P ’90, 398; ’01, 38
23
euthus (Lithobius). P 704, 6!
Euthyopteroma. J XII, 527
Euthyrhynchus. P ’99, 214
Euthysanius. P 59, "13; 66,
J IV, 11,35
Eutichurus. P 03, 340; ’09,
eutilotus (Brachypus). P 02,
(Euptilotus). P 702, 683 i
Eutoca. P ’63, 73. J I, 158
Eutolype. P 74, 198
Eutomis. P ’97, "426, 445, 447
Eutosphenus. P 62, ’331
Eutoxychirus. P 62, 496
Eutrephoceras. P ’05, 28
Eutriana. J I, 187
Eutrochatella. P ’10, 254 :
eutropia (Ameiva). ’p 62, 62; ”
68. J VIII, 117 i
Eutrypanus. J TI, 148, 175 *
Eutryxalis. P 06, 11, 15; 07, 16
ithus. P °77, 95
la. P °90, 223; °93, 140, 143;
, 341; °95, 425
a. P ’10, 297
P 52, 75; 58, 33
P °76, 87
P 94, 280; ’95, 337
P 67, 22; ’89, 402
P 1900, 758
‘Derm P 1900, 758
opora. P 65, 165; °66, 275
P 08, 163, 285,
agora. P ’60, 165
rus. P ’09, 299, 301-308
me. P ’02, 270
sens (Pleurotoma). P 03, 269
P 75, 428
. P 56, 284;
; ’61, 419, 427
Doreatherin}. P °57, 176.
f lis). P ’60, 175, 431
as ae P
56, 182;
"65, 85
Leda). P 60, 185, 429
(Leptomeryx). P 51, 158;
394; 54, as 57, 89, 176;
ae 70, 112. J VI, 21,
P 77, 163
. P 90, 367
P ’56, 84, 285; ’60,
5, 429
(Orbicula). P ’73, 200
ce 8, 429
(Crategus). P 705, 631,
i (Actinocrinus). P ’81, 311.
P 73, 419
(Megist
81, 311; °85. 272
(Ophibolus). P
(Terebra). P
340
59, 99; 760,
60, 567. J
_ (ferebratella). P ’73, 188
warne. P 710, 353, 357
Ff 53, 361; 73, 302, 318;
194, 399, 408. "x 11, 225, 227-234.
im IV, 28
Wwatya. P ’79, 415
chelys. J XII, 501
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
585
Eventognathi. P ’61, 6;
68, 256
Evepigymnus. P ’62, 261
everetti (Diplommatina). P ’04, 624
(Meyenia). P ’84, 216; ’86,
229; ’87, 206, 211, 230, 236
(Rana). P ’02, 182
Everina. J III, 104
erent P ’01, 211, 212; 704,
Evermannellide. P ’01, 211
evermanni (Thyrina). P ’03, 736
Evermannia. P 701, 211
eversa (Cytherea). P °44, 174; 48,
99. JI, 181
(Gryphostrea). P ’79, 218
(Meretrix). P ’54, 30
(Ostrea). P 79, 218
eversum (Cardium). P ’47, 291;
48, 97. J I, 122
Evesia. P ’68, 284
evicta (Haltica). P ’59, 286, 292
evides (Alvordius). P ’77, 44, 51
(Etheostoma). P ’77, 51
evitatus (Unio). P ’66, 188. J VI,
279
Evodinus. P ’54, 218. J I, 316, 325
evolans (Halocypselus). P ’99, 337
(Prionotus). P_ ’03, 336
evolans Pig ae (Prionotus). Pp
709, 407; °10, 601
evolans (Trigla). P 703, 336
evolvens (Thelephora). J III, 220
Evolvulus. P ’63, 74; 789, 393
Evoplites. P 762, 236. J XIT, 524
Evorthodus. P 59, 195
evotis (Myotis). P 03, 25; 704, 579,
587; ’08, 408
: (Vespertilio). P ’67, 133; ’03,
Evotomys. P ’74, 186, 187, 188,
192; 782, 326; 94, 284, 391; 95,
64, 277;
382; 96, 184, 186, 380; 97, 27,
206, 211; 98, 358- 371; 07, 456;
08, 404. J XI, 20, 202
evotus (Vespertilio). Pp 66, 288
Evoxymetopon. P ’63, 225, 227
evulsa (Buccinum). P 90, 397
(Caneellaria). P 80, 365, 369;
84, 104; ’90, 397; 796, "475
evulsum (Buceinum). P ’80, 369
evura (Spizella). P ’66, 87
ewaldi (Orthocerina). J VIII, 325
exactus (Unio). P 58, 41. J V, 62
exacuous (Planorbis). j ii, 165
exacutus (Planorbis). P 60, 18, 155;
61, 309, 398: ’72, 103; 10, 670
(Unio). is 72, 159. J Viti,
exacuum (Solarmm). P ’48, 105
exaggerata (Hyalopteryx). P 06, 11
exalapensis (Trogon). P ’48, 89°
586
exalbida (Allocosa). P ’08, 163, 292
exalbidus (Celeus). P ’63, 323
(Picus). P ’64, 243
exaltata (Astarte). j viii, 185. P
41, 29; ’48, 96; 62, 578; 67,
139; ’80, 21, 23. J IX, 122
(Turritella). j viii, 188. P
41, 32; 748, 107; ’62, 567; 780,
28, 29; 782, 163
exaltatum (Eustoma). P ’89, 393
exaltatus (Conocephaloides). P ’07,
390
PS oa eo are P 82, 233;
0 5, 7922
(Senecio). & ’63, 67
exanthema (Cyprea). P ’71, 130,
143; ’78, 302; ’91, 52
(Porcellana). P 78, 302
exanthematicus (Conchiopsis). P
"73, 342, 418, 425
exapta (Pentatoma). j iv, 318
exarata (Agrostis). P ’62, 333; 84, 94
(Amara). P ’55, 348
(Arionta). P 75, 155, 216
(Auriculina). P ’62, 566
(Ceriphasia). P ’65, 20
(Chemnitzia). P ’82, 170
(Epiphragmophora). P 1900,
59
(Helix). P ’58, 197; ’73, 243;
75, 218; 789, 201
(Melania). P ’63, 310, 313
(Pasithea). P ’48, 103; ’62,
566; ’82, 170
(Turbonilla). P ’99, 173
exaratum (Triton). P ’04, 23
exaratus (Aquillus). P ’04, 23
(Atopocochlis). P ’01, 142
(Bothrideres). P ’44, 111
(Bradytus). P 755, 349
(Chlenius). P °56, 29
(Chlorodius). P 7°52, 79; 58,
4
(Colymbetes). P ’62, 522
(Dyctiopterus). J I, 78
' (Hister). P 52, 39
Exarnes. P ’74, 205
Exartema. P ’60, 356
exasperans (Cytispora). P ’94, 360;
95, 29
exasperata (Lucina). P ’72, 87
exasperatum (Phascolosomum). P
64, 159
exasperatus (Pecten). P ’98, 419.
J VIII, 379
(Pleurodeles). P ’59, 126
exavatus (Bradytus). P ’43, 297
excecata (Smerinthus). P ’73, 282
(Sphinx). J IV, 182
excecatus (Paonias). J IV, 182
(Smerinthus). J IV, 181-182
Execalfactoria. P ’99, 48
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
excavata Speirs Pe
(Ascleras). P 54, 21;
J IV, 39 es)
(Cyprimeria). P ’05, 15
(Cyrena). P ’60, 276, 278 a
(Cytherea). j viii, 223. P-
320; 64, 212; 705, 15 .
(Diaperis). j ili, 267
(Diplotaxis). 73, 329.
iii, 267 ;
(Doris). P ’55, ag
(Dosinia). P 754
275
(Dromidia). P ’58, 228,
(Goniobasis). P 65,
(Helix). J IX, 33
(Lucina). P ’72, 84
(Melandrya). J I, 97
(Melania). P ’65, 33
( ae ee ;
54, 51 a
(Busycon). P ’54, 30; Re
(Fulgur). P 753, 318° ia
(iyentas. ss 62, 560
(Tritonium).
(Trypoxylon).
grr (Agaricocrinus).
81, 286 ‘ ‘a, .
” theaearaeaal
(Coscinodiseus). P 79
(Fulgur). P ’48, 100;
82, 167, 168
’(Gnorimoerinus). Se
(Hydrochus). P 755.
(Phygadeuon). P
(Platyerinus). P ’81, 2
(Platynus). P ’54, 51
(Telaphorms). i P 51, 8
(Tryphon
(Unio). P ’57, 82
J IV, 71; VIII, 68
(Zeacrinus). P ’79, 273
excedrinus (Eeainue a
excellens (Assn
(Clausilia) 01, *41 :
651; 04, 816
(Helix). P 73, 261598
(Nomada). P 503, 561,
588
excellentissimus (Eucalyptocrin
85, 355
excelsa (Abies). P ’71, 107
(Juniperus). P 98,
(Picea), P *90, 276
(Pinus). P 83, 115
(Seyllina). P
( Tillandsia). P 01, 558
1 a everdnus ). P 92, 364
). P 92, 364
minus). P ’62, 11;
; 71, 110, 245; 78, 15;
a _ (Bulimus). P 58, 198;
quus). P ’58, 26, 158; ’70,
5 78, 74; 83, 166. J Vii,
266, 358, 400 ; IX, 392
noplus). P ’04, 571
rigrap P ’80, 211
P 705, 803;
70,
81,
. -
idea). off A a 325
J VIII,
Wallonia). P 93, "236, 239,
276; ’06, 148
P 91, 321;
eencsoom), P 53, 431
). P ’82, 198, 203
_ (Clubiona). P 92, 22
(Actinocrinites). P
vy (Aetinoerins) ?
|, 317
a © #3, 165. J. II, 281,
lin P 793, 166
(Gyrotoma). P
= ia). P
Ce
Mytilicardia).
(Melatoma).
: Ge rpeton).
i oma).
69,
69, 155;
64, 94;
43, 251;
P °72, 256
Pp 64, 94
P 76, 357
P 64, ’93, 94;
3 (Physocephala). P 95, 331
ns (Perdita). P 96, 49, 52,
65,
60,
78
¢ ae tionis (Ceroctis).
Bitirveoncis). P
_ (Mylabris). P ’08, 615
a een). J IX,
clus} pie ompilus). P ’97, 249
a oC al (Ge fen 59 a
omen ni fa)
St erates). Pas |
I (Helix).
Eitiarocystis) . J VIII, 381, 409
_ (Nanina). J VIII, 381
1¢ (Ephemerella).
P 08, 615
56, 33; 73,
P 62,
rotg “ae 357; iv,
me ov, 212. J II, 258
B (Thelyphonus). J ¥, 374
‘ ccubitorides (Collyrio). P 59, 191;
oa 73; 68, 149; ’85, 92, 94
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
|
|
{
587
excubitorides. Continued.
(Lanius). P ’47, 200; ’53,
308; ’56, 290; ’57, 213; ’85, 91,
94. J I, 44; II, 269
exculpta (Ochthera). P °’94, 281;
95, 338
exculptus (Forbesiocrinus). P ’65,
140
excultus (Unio).
excurata (Melania).
497
excuratum (Pleurocera).
65, 19
excuratus (Ichneumon).
119
excurrens (Holonomada).
(Nomada). P ’03, 559, 562
excurvata (Anodonta). P ’53, 264
(Bela). P ’65, 68
(Melania). P ’63, 309
Exechophysis. P ’05, 303, 323
Exema. P ’59, 81; ’73, 80
Exerestus. P ’73, 334
exesa (Chrysobothris). 58, 68.
J IV, 12, 34
exesus (Bostrichus). j v, 255
(Exops). P ’58, 74. J IV, 36
(Polyeaon). P ’61, 335
Exetastes. P’73, 389; ’78, 370;
P 53, 249, 268
P ’65, 19; 96,
P ’63, 309;
P °73, 108,
P 03, 562
x
94,
exigua (Acheta). j iv, 309. P ’05,
834
(Anaxipha). P ’04, 801; 705,
834, 843; 07, 318; 10, 649, 650
' (Area). P ’60, 428
(Atropis). J IX, 97
(Bifidaria). P 1900, 591
(Bostra). P ’05, 796
(Chama). P ’72, 117
(Cicindela). P ’08, 507
(Cucullea). P ’56, 275, 285;
60, 428
(Cyclostoma). P ’79, 29
(Euphorbia). P ’67, 22
(Helicina). J IX, 103
(Helix). P ’58, 200, 201; 94,
16
(Ianthina). J VIII, 190
(Iodina). J VIII, 190
(Leda). P ’60, 429
(Leptura). J I, 331
(Lymnea). P ’56, 81.
155
(Mastogloia).
(Melania).
148; °73, 286;
(Mesodesma).
(Monedula). P ’95, 364, 370
(Osmia). P ’97, 336
(Pirata). P 92, 72;
303
J VI,
P 61, 65
P 55, 269;
83, 172
"P °72, 228
63,
08, 165,
588 INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
exigua. Continued.
(Pleurotomaria). P ’62, 424
(Pupa). j ii, 375
(Tryonia). P ’73, 286
exiguis (Triton.) J ITI, 361
exiguum (Agathidium). P ’44, 108;
53, 285; 66, 370
(Buceinum). j ii, 173
(Carychium). P ’58, 210; ’60,
19, 155; ’61, 309; °72,-98; 91,
318; ’02, 421; ’06, 161
exiguum var. mexicanum (Carychium).
P ’91, 818; ’03, 776
exiguum (Lophocarenum). P 92, 86
exiguus (Abreus). P ’53, 291
(Acritus). P 753, 291
(Dendryphantes). P ’92, 75
(Diplocephalus). P ’05, 305
(Dromicus). P ’62, 76, 79
(Ecyrus). J II, 161
(Exocentrus). J II, 161
(Heterocrinus). P ’71, 308;
79, 293
(Hydrophilus). j v, 189
(Hydroporus). P ’55, 290, 294;
73, 326
(Lophocarenum). P ’05, 305
(Nemobius). P ’04, 777, 800
(Unio). P 53, 248; °54, 245.
J IV, 57; V, 418
(Vespertilio). P ’66, 281
(Zonites). P ’75, 153, 164,
167; ’89, 198
exile (Carychium). P ’91, 319; ’06,
161
exile var. jamaicensis (Carychium).
P ’91, 319
exile (Melanomma). P 795, 22
(Mitra). J IV, 883
(Spheria). P ’95, 22
(Todirostrum). P ’60, 144
Exilia. P ’76, 278; ’90, 395. J IV,
291
exilicauda (Buthus). P ’63, 107. J
V, 359, 366
(Lavinia). P ’54, 187; ’56,
184; ’77, 90
exiliens (Exocoetus). P ’99, 337
Exilifusus. P ’76, 278
exilimanus (Palaemon). P ’52, 26
exilior (Anodonta). P ’71, 188. J
VIII, 24
exilipes (Aegiothus). | oe fa) Danae 3 i
385; ’63, 40; ’69, 187-189
(Palamonetes). F278: > OF
91, 194; ’93, 124
’(Zoniopoda). P 707,.176
exilirostratus (Hippolyte). P ’52, 24
exilirostris (Caridina). P ’60, 29;
94, 403
exilis (Acronycta). P ’74, 197
(Anthicus). P 52, 103
exilis. Continued. =
(Ardea). jv, 61. P 55, 3il
56, 295 fe
(Ardeola). P ’53, 426. JI
222
(Ardetta). P ’59, 108; ‘64,
66, 95; °75, 354; °95, 472
(Belone). P54, 149
(Berosus). P 55, 366. J -
0
(Boleichthys). P 59, 108;
"77, 46, 92 .
(Botaurus). P ’90, 217;
103
(Bulimus). P ’90, 148
(Caprimu .s
S Gheanitelny ‘ y
(Clausilia). P ’05, 738
(Dichroplus).
(Epidromus). ee
(Eulima). P ’90, 400. J.
885 SS
(Fusimitra). P 90,396 —
(Fusus). P ’48, 100; Ba 0
82, 167, 169, 170
’(Hemiphedusa). P
(Hemiteles). Pp - 168, 1
(Heterocrinus). Tiss
79, 293
(Indicator). .P ’99, 37
(Juga). P ’65, .
(Leptachatina). P ’88, 17,
(Lyecena). P ’96, 39
(Malthinus). P "45, 305;
346
(Marginella). P ’48, 101;
564; ’82, 1/0 >
(Melania). P 60, 18; 762, §
64, 46
’(Melignothes). P 56, 4
59, 142; ’99, 137 ae
Mimulus). J ITI, 48
Mitra), P 95, 122
(Neptunea). P 762, 560; —
82
170
(Odostomia). P ’73, 223
(Paludina). P ’60, "1
(Poreellana). P 62 564
(Pseudohystricia). P
(Seaphites). P 60, 420
(Sciara). j vi, 154
(Simpulum). J IV
(Stenocrinus).
(Strombina). J
(Trypanostoma).
(Vespertilio). P y
(Vitrina). P ’73, 241;
171; ’89, 196
exilus ’ (Noturus). P ’85, 410
(Philodromus). - "192,
exima (Tornatina). P 765, 58
eximeum (Cerion). P ’96, 326 —
eum agrestinum (Cerion). P
CA P 64, 264
aM ’313
ndicla). P vt, 23
Urocoptis). P 98, 274
7: i (Streptorhynchus). P
mium (Clara). P 01, 393
B Colletonema). P 61, 71
(Di ium). P ’90, 194
(Ablabus). P’56, 307; 60, 256
(Aetobatis). P 55, 395, 396
vi, 36. PE 42,
p 0, 256
Cryptoblephorus). P ’57, 195
i P 59, 158
95, 517
1 71, 229; ”
J VIII, 244
‘Ophibolusy. P ’60, 256; ’01, 72
Triton). P ’04, 594
Dato). P 56, 98; 60, 53.
_ (Vireolanius). Phd 799, 23
jy; 360
a oe ili, 216
2, 67; ’08, 163
seus. P 86, ey 702, 474
‘ocentrus. J I, 159
ade. = 01, 293
j ii, 8; iv, 283. P 57,
: 60, 472
hilum. P °73, 375;
choderes. P ’01, 376
choides. P °73, 392
ehnomus, iy "47, 180;
» 132; °58, 88. J Iv, 42 am
Exochus. P °73, 392; °78, 374;
Exocetidae. P °92, 249;
. “482; 1900, 500; °05, 494;
07, 424
78, 366
52, 130,
99, 337,
06, 91;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
589
Exocetoide. P ’63, 167
Exocetus. j iii, 290; ’63, 167, 177;
"77, 214; ’83, 283; 90, 50; 192,
249 ; 99, 337 ; 1900, 500; 07; 424;
10, 601
exodonta (Clausilia). P 708, 578
Exoglossum. 2 i, 419, 420, 485. P
36, 191; ’61, 523; ’65, 274; ’77,
84, ’89, 97; 82, 205; 84, 254; 85,
13; 08, 535, 552. J VI, 241, 245
Exogyra. j vi, 85, 202; vii, 118, 122.
P 755, 269; 756, 266 "957, 126; 58,
218, 220, 221; ’61, 150; ’65, 73;
772, 263; °76, 322, 323; ’82, 205;
84, 254; °90, 451, 454, 469; 93,
222; '94, 64; 98, 462; 05,11. J
II, 273; III, 324, 330; IV, 275,
299; VIII, 265, 297, 322, 323
exogyra (Chama). j vii, 256; ’72,
117; 788, 324
exogyrella (Ostrea). P ’76, $22
exogyroides (Inoceramus). P "62, 26
exogyrus (Odontophotopsis). P 302,
738
exoleta (Helix). P ’58, 201; ’75,
208, 211; ’89, 203
(Mesodon). P ’75, 154
(Polygyra). P ’96, 492; 1900,
120; 02, 420, 424, 426; 703, 200
exoleta ozarkensis (Polygyra). P ’06,
533, 554
exoletus (Mesodon). P ’06, 553
exoluta (Monilia). P ’62, 569
(Monodonta). P ’43, 309; °48,
102; ’62, 569
Exolytus. P ’92, 134; ’94, 186
Exonautes. P ’99, 337
Exoprosopa. P 94, 274; ’95, 325;
98, 158
Exops. P ’58, 74; ’59, 76. J IV,
11, 36
exoptata var. obtusa (Mandarina).
P 702, 29
Exorista. P ’94, 278; ’95, 332
exornatus (Tachytes). P ’93, 501
Exosporium. P ’91, 93
Exostemma. P ’89, 385, 387
exotica (Astarte). J VIII, 287, 319
(Cardita). J VIII, 287, 319
(Cereospora). P 93, 463
expansa (Anthaxia). P ’73, 331
(Auriculella). P ’88, 15
Bullea). P ’82, 213
tcicherenels}. P ’55, 376
(Corticaria). P ’55, 301. J
IV, 32
(Cyrena). P ’60, 278
(Epicampes). P ’91, 300
(Goniobasis). P 65, 25
(Gyrodes). P ’82, 198
(Homeusa). P ’66, 373
(Maecoma). P ’65, 56
590
expansa. Continued.
(Megaptera). P ’68, 198; ’
10, 11. J VII, 442
(Nucula). P ’61, 97
(Partula). P ’85, 212;
133
(Pleurotomaria). j viii, 231
(Podoenemys). P ’91, 367
(Seala). P ’62, 565
(Sealaria). P ’48, 105:
565; ‘82, 173
(Taenia). P 55, 443
expansilabris (Clausilia). P ’01, 654;
02, 524
expansilabris var. nana (Clausilia).
P 701, 654
expansilabris var. strophostoma (Clau-
silia). P ’01, 654
expansum (Endopachys). P
268. J IX, 148
(Lophophyllum). P ’76, 27
(Orthoceras). P ’60, 468; ’61,
148
(Phragmoceras). P ’63, 23
expansus (Actinocrinus). P ’81, 377
(Dichocrinus). P ’68, $48;
05, 6
81, 257
69, 11. J
87,
62,
55,
(Echinobrissus). P
. (Esehrichtius). P
VII, 442
(Euomphalus). j viii, 273
(Glyptocrinus). P ’81, 377
(Gnorimocrinus). P ’79, 273
(Platyerinus). P ’81, 245
(Productus). J III, 12
(Sagenocrinus). P ’81, 377
(Taxoerinus). P ’79, 273
expers (Valsa). P ’77, 125; ’78, 87
explanata (Pholas). P ’62, 196, 207
(Stromatopora). P ’86, 51
(Talona). P ’62, 197, 207
explanatus (Cybister). J IV, 30
(Lelaps). P ’76, 249, 340
(Quedius). P ’58, 61. J IV,
1
explicatus (Fusus).
exporrecta (Cyrtia). P ’79, 43
exquisita (Melissodes). P ’78, 213
(Porzana). P ’94, 145
exquisitus (Ichneumon). P
127
(Pompilus).
exsculptus (Hexacrinus).
(Onychocrinus). P
278; ’85, 241; ’86, 69;
90, 388
(Platyerinus).
exsecta (Formica).
exsectéides (Formica). P
’80, 376-384; ’82, 266;
08, 215
P ’48, 100
73, 110,
P ’97, 247, 259
P ’81, 254
79, 255,
88, 347;
P 81, 254
P 82, 267
79, 154;
84, 59;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
~ extensus (Arachnocrinus). F
exsectus (Tachysphex).
26
P83,
rar: (Cellepora). P 705, 5.
exsertus (Platycrinus). P
exsiliens (Exocetus).
exsul (Ameiva). P
(Myrmeciza). P
exsulans (Agrion). P 62,
extendens (Limnochares).
extensa (Aranea). P ’01,
(Leptachatina). P
ree ne bie 7
etragnatha
'81, 431; 782, 966; °92, "Hs
569, 581; ’03, 130, ‘132 %
(Typhlolepta). Pe
(Valea). P ’77, 120
extensicollis (Agonum). P 54,
(Anchomenus). P ”
54, 45; °73, 323
’(Feronia). r
8
(Platynus).
346. J IV, 12, 28
es
ST,
4, 45.
P '54, 455
(Euealyptocrinus). P
(Hadrotes). P ba
er aah P 65, 7
J IX,
a (Bhoras). P ’79, 218.
(Seaphiocrinus). P a
(Unio). P ’57, 81. v1
extenta (Aporrhais). P ”
(Oxyrhina).
(Rostellaria).
extenuata (Spirifera).
(Stilosoma). P ’90, ty
extenuatum (Stilosoma).
08, 1226
extenuatus (Pecten).
419
externa (Adimonia). P
(Amara).
(Galeruca). P
j iii, 458
externum (Calosoma).
52, 67; °62, 52
externus (Carabus). j iii
67
52
P ’88,
= 54
extineta (Achatinella).
(Laminella). P
(Leptachatina). P °88,
extinctor (Orthonychia). P ’
(Platyceras). P 66, 26
174, 179
extinctus (Sicarius). P ’55, 4
TIT, 161
Extracrinus. P
218-222 ;
85, 230-290;
88, 351
(Argia). P ’08, 481, 487,
P ’60, 524
wi e(Bepantheria.
; ( ). P ’94, 190
(Odontomyia). P ’82, 75,
m (Bispe} amet P ’55, 374
j iii, 261. J IV,
P 58, 181; 66,
P 01, 377; ” 102, 637
P ’60, 529
(Felis). P °79, 172; 95, 449.
P 96, 446
ea me) P 60, 224
itia. P 198, 389, 393
ean igs 4 P 52, 78
Area). P ’71, 164
(Bulimella). P ’88, 29
(Bulimus). P ’85, 206. J IX, 57
Chaena). P ’61, 478
Crenella). P ’63, 142
Cyelas). P ’60, 291
(ieyeien). P 72, 228
(Gastrochena). P. ’61, 478
(Helicina). J IX, 105, 110
(Helix). P ’85, 206. J IX, 57
(Limax). P ’85, 206. J IX,
ie Bt "85,
! | 75108
_faba_var. subangulata (Partula). P
’ (Pholas). iy
(Pinnothera).
(Pyenodus). P ’72, 163
(Seintilla). P ’72, 224
(Spherium). P ’60, 291
(Uredo). J II, 282
61, 478
ig 51, 253
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
591
fabacea (Cyrena). P ’60, 278
(Thermopsis). P ’63, 60
Fabacee. P ’58, 127
fabaceum (Amphistomum).
413
ae yee (Unio).
P 90,
P 61, 38. J V,
fabagella (Kellia). P ’43, 310; ’48,
oF aaa j vii, 152. P ’72,
tabale (Spherium). P ’72, 104, 109;
30; 796, 50
fabalis (Cyclas). P ’60, 291; ’61,
(Goniobasis). P 62, 266;
7 (SPherium). Ve 2 a
*" Unio). P 53, 251;
J V, 423
Fabella. P ’62, 574, 586
faber (Chetodipterus). P ’84, 45;
97, 123
(Chetodon). P ’97, 123
(Ephippus). P ’57, 178
(Evarthrus). P 73, 319. J
54, 243,
92, 258
fabimanus (Pagurus). P ’51, 270;
* 58, 233
fabreana (Pupa). P 1900, 428
(Urocoptis). P ’98, 276
fabrefacta (Endodonta). J IX, 38,
J IX, 37, 38
- J IX, 38
(Tellina).
fabria (Myrtea). P
fabricator (Trypoxylon).-
Fabricia. P ’83, 204-212
fabricii (Asterias). P ’89, 170
ee P '64, 264;
08,
(Gadus). P ’63, 233
(Gunnellus). P ’64, 210
(Helix). P 758, 201
(Hippolyte). P ’60, 35; 793,
15
(Larus). P ’62, 296
(Liparis). P ’64, 191, 192
(Lumpenus). P 64, 210
(Lytta). P ’53, 343
(Ocypoda). P ’80, 182
(Palemon). P ’93, 120
(Pecten). P ’65, 58
(Spinax). P 64, 264
592
fabricii. Continued.
(Trophon). P ’63, 141
(Zonites). P 775, 153, 168
fabroniana (Raia). j iv, 119
fabula (Margaritana). P ’53, 263
(Mytilicardia). P ’72, 256
(Platypterix). P ’62, 59, 360
(Strophitus). P 753, 263
fabulina (Cyrena). P 60, 278
fabulites (Cytherina). P 7°43, $81,
332
facchino (Cancer). P ’58, 163
(Dorippe). P ’58, 163
faceatus (Prognathus). P ’75, 284
faceta (Lamia). j v, 271. J II,
171
(Osmia). P ’97, 346
(Pentatoma). j iv, 315
facetus (Amniscus). J II, 171
(Liopus). J II, 171
facietatus (Cyrtidocrinus). yr 478,
368
facilis \Gorytes). P ’97, 380
(Mesostenus). P ’73, 150, 158
facta (Arionta). P ’75, 155, 216;
79, 16
(Epiphragmophora). P 98,
70
(Helix). P 775, 219; ’98, 68
facula (Ellychina). P ’54, 17
Fadyenia. P 710, 524
fecunda (Seolopendra). J V, =
feniculaceus (Cymopterus).
63
J
P 63,
Fagacee. P 1900, 664
Fagara. P ’89, 371
Fagelia. P 758, 128
fagi (Aleyrodes). P ’02, 281
fagineum (Radulum). J III, 218
Fagopyrum. -F ’99, 106, 108
Fagus. P ’45, 239; ’62, 11; ’74,
80; °76, 328; ’07, 456. J IX, 153;
XI, 279, 281
Fahlunite. P ’82, 51; ’92, 180
faireyi (Eutenia). P 01, 20
fairmani (Botrytis). P 98, 168
Fala. P ’75, 425
Falagria. P 744, 30; ’66, 347, 370
falearius (Arius). P ’97, 57
Faleata. P ’02, 662; 710, 580
faleata (Alasmodonta). P ’56, 80.
J IV, 224; VI, 155
(Calantica). P ’08, 107
(Chrysopsis). P ’04, 605;
56
(Cladophora). P ’55, 413
(Hendersonia). P ’94, 865
(Margaritana). P ’53, 262
(Mycteroperca). P ’87, 388
(Ostrea). Jj vi, 92; vi, 50,
203; viii, 222, 226. P ’61, 150;
76, 320; 705, 1, Fs IV, 403
07,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Falcicula. P ’04, 777, 802;
faleata. Continued. ;
(Pholas). P ’62, 196, 2
(Quercus). P 1900,
661
(Viola). P ’03, 693
faleatum (Dentalium). :
(Dichelyma). P 755, 44
(Dicranum). J III, 2
(Polypodium). P ’84, |
faleatus (Acestrorhynchus).
527
(Brycon). P ’06, 447 ©
cae P 93) 105
Carangops). P
(Carangus).
(Caranx). P ’58, 168; 6
(Galeocerdo). P
(Gonodactylus).
(Hamulus).
(Phyllanthus). P
(Salmo). P ’03,
(Serranus). P 65, 105
(Trachinotus). P 706, §
*
487
(Xiphorhamphus). P ’
(Xiphorhynechus). P
falcidens (Sagitta). P ’82, |
faleifer (Lupinus). J III,
(Rhizecus). P ’99,
(Stenorynchus).
falcifera (Compsothespis).
280
(Pardosa). P ’09, 219
falcifolium (Allium). ’P
J III, 102
falciformis (Mesenchytreeus). —
131
(Ostrea). P ’62, 291, ‘i
47 ee
Falciger. j iii, 309
Faleinellus. P ’59, 108; ‘61,
’66,.96. J I, 223 4
faleinellus (Ibis). jv, 70.
315
(Tantalus). RB) v, Toe
Faleipennis. 23
falcirostra (Loxia). se j iv, 43
falcirostris (aecsirobagaaail
706, 462
(Xiphorhamphus). Pia
Falco. i, 259; iii, 342; iv, 2
28; vii, 193, 316; viii, 151
54: 46, 46; ’47, 200; "48,
213; 53, 305, 395, 450;
277, 281, 307; 56, ob6.
57, 33, 211; °58, 191; 59,
104; °60, 132, 374; 61, 216;
312; °63, 152, 304; 64, 237
2, 4; '66, 49-44; 67, 2°
82; '70, 139-149; 71, 27,
78, 89-116, 344, 471-496;
, 268; 790, 205, 212, 214; 92,
3, 115, 150; ’93, 22, 28, 40, 61;
503, 579; 98, 80, 209:
x 303; 1900, 28; 03, 7;
ips 681, 762; ’08, 88,
358. ‘J I, 22, 27; Il, 260
: (Macherodus). P 79, 171
3 450; 55,
ie “g "66, 42; °70, 139;
s). P ’76, 249, 340
enste is). P °05,'776
dandieus (Eleginus). P 61, 522
Lampsilis). P 1900, 74.
J XIII, 572, 584
ax (Abax). J Il, 247
& ). P *73, 91, 93
_ (Amara). P gen 4 :
(Anaplecta). 05, 790, 83
_ (Aviculopecten).
C1OSU
: psas). P 60, 246
Ee: omnis). P 58, 226; ’98, 219
hat Echinaster).
Pp ’89, ‘17 71
Feronia). J II, 247
(Goniobasis). P ’65, 28. J
1
Harpalus). P ’65, 98, 100,
Helix). jv, 119. P °57,
193; 58, 201; ’60, 19; 61,
; °73, 242; °75, 208;
61, 120; 65,
P 59, 192; ’66,
P 94, 246; 08,
a): P '47, 162;
DP erstottix). P 04, 666 —
_- (Peeten). P ’70, 39
: es P ’96, 32, 50, 58,
‘ pallidus (Perognathus). P
"(Planorbis). P 81, 107
Polycelis). P 57, 21
38
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
593
fallax. Continued.
(Polygyra). P ’94, 21
(Pomotis). P 54, 24; ’77,
76, 96; ’06, 519
(Pterostichus). P ’73, 307. J
Il, 247
(Pupa). jv, 121. P ’75, 153,
188; ‘89, 206; 1900, 585, 586-596,
605
fallax arizonensis (Pupa). P ’89, 206
fallax (Tarbophis). P ’60, 246
(Telmatettix). P 04, 666
(Thargalia). P ’92, 16
obec gna eb P ’09, 413,
45.
(Triodopsis). P ’75, 154, 206;
03, 196
fallax var. minor (Triodopsis). P
03, 196
fallax ( xylon). P ’97, 386
(Unio). P 57, 82 J rv,
74, 77, 79; VIL, 69
(Xenotis). P ’77, 76
(Zonotrichia). P 54, 119;
66, 88
fallens Sard orga aie : 704, 123
Crategus). 05, 632; 710
223, 233 :
Fallugia. P ’04, 109. J I, 181
falsa (Acmzops). P ’59, 80
falsarius (Acoloithus). P 60, 540
falsavela (Raja). P ’10, 471
falsicum (Gongylidium). P ’05, 312
falsificus (Erigone). P ’05, 311
(CEdothorax). P ’05, 311
falsiformis (Monodactylus). P ’82,
305
falsum (Bembidium). P ’02, 76
falsus (Listrochelus). J III, 264
(Phos). P ’03, 280
falx (Conocephalus). P ’04, 543
(Habrodesmus). P 7’96, 265
(Trachypterus). P ’92, 259
Famatesta. P ’02, 30
famelica (Erigone). P ’05, 315
(Scobinella). P ’03, 274
(Strangaha). J I, 330
famelicum (Agonum). P ’54, 59
famelicus (Ichneumon). P ’73, 109,
117
P 79, 184, 186; 708,
84. J XI, 407
familiaris lagopus (Canis). P ’51, 148
familiaris (Carpodacus). P ’52, 61;
66, 80; °99, 21. J IL
j iv, 27; vii, 193;
55, 309; ’56, 288;
83, 60. J II, 263
594
familiaris americana (Certhia). P
"91, 438; 795, 499; 798, 86
familiaris mexicana (Certhia). P
90, 217; 92, 125
familiaris montana (Certhia). P ’93,
22, 57, 64
familiaris occidentalis (Certhia). P
93, 57, 65; °98, 217; 704, 584
familiaris (Marptusa). P ’92, 79;
1900, 540 ©
(Motacilla). P ’67, 220
(Pompilus). P ’97, 248
(Saxicola). P ’67, 220
famosa (Nectarinia). P ’62, 319
famosa cupreonitens (Nectarinia). P
05, 775
famularis (Erigone).
famulatoria (Erigone).
fanfarus (Naucrates).
fanne (Clathurella). P ’95, 64, 130
(Pleurotoma). P 795, 64
Fannopsis. P 63, 34
- fanny (Aglaia). P ’60, 142; ’99, 51
fanshawei (Tubella). P ’87, 252
fantasticus (Sphaeriodactyhis). P
56, 237; ’61, 500
far (Hemiramphus). J XII, 501
Farancia. P ’95, 407; ’01, 17, 82;
03, 557; 704, 467; 708, 122
farcimen (Laminella). P ’88, 46
farcta (Amara). P ’55, 853; ’60,
319
: (Helops). P ’58, 74. J IV,
J It, 288;
,
farctus (Baridius). P ’68, 362
(Carpocrinus). P 81, 281
(Hydroporus). P ’55, "290, 298
(Pionocrinus). P 81, 281
farfara (Tussilago). P 59, 94; '77,
P 05, 317
P 05, 317
P 62, 440
(Lachnosterna).
107
farinaceum (Hydnum). J III, 216
farinellus (Polyporus). J III, 213,
214
farinosa (Aletris). P ’60, 304; 1900,
485, 488; 710, 548, 559
(Primula). P ’63, 70
farinosus (Coceus). P ’99, 264
farinosus alni (Coceus). P ’99, 264
farinosus (Phenacoccus). P ’99, 264
Fario. P 56, 217, 218; °58, 225
fario (Salmo). P 92, 244. J IX,
430
(Trutta). P ’92, 244
farleyi (Cyathocrinus). P 66, 252;
79, 308
farnesiana (Acacia). P ’89, 375,
378; ’01, 559, 561
farnsworthi (Megistocrinus). FE,
29; ’81, 312
farnumi (Leuciseus). P 99, 179
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
fasciata henshawi (Chimnes
faroensis (Cephus).
Faronus. P ’60, 318.
Farrea. P 98, 420
fasceatus (Perognathus).
fascia (Laminaria).
fascialis (Baccha). P
(Linckia). P ’03
(Phataria).
fasciapennis . (Limnobia)
P 59, 198; ’61, 287 .
fasciata (Achatina). P ’58, §
(Achatinella). P ’
aeaaye ol
(Aplysia |
(Argiope). P ro, 201
256; 783, 278; 788, 17 mn
(Aseidia). jiu,8
(Auricula),. P 787,
VIII, 402; IX, 90
(Balenoptera). <
a
gamit Y
(Biddulphia). P 1900, :
(Buprestis). P 1ST 8 8;
- (Calobata). P 94,
95, 336 :
(Chamea). P 47, 1
191; ’98, 218; ’99, 20;
J I, 34; Il, 264
218
fasciata (Chemnitzia).
(Cichla). j ii, 316,
Be (Clupea). j i, 288.
(Cochlodina).
(Columba).
155. P 55, 314; 59,
66, 93; 92, 114; ’93, *
, 217; TL, se <i ;
(Co todera 98
(Corrina: P 99, 356
(Cosmorhyssa). P 701
(Cyelas). P 760, o
(Cyrena). P 60, ,
(Daene). P ’54, 158
(Dorthesia). j_ iii,
65, 97 ;
’(Engis). P '54, 158 |
‘ig 88, 79;
(Epeira).
04, 131
’(Equula). P 1900, 526
(Euryzona). P é
(Exoprosopa). P 795,
(Felis). P °64, Oi ees
(Fiatola). P 06, 118
(Fringilla). j iv, 59.
400; 64, 255. J1,49 —
teal j ee 1
iii, 37
P 68, 109,
a). P °59, 232, 234;
P 05, 826
a). P 83, 62; '91,
09, 152; 95, 490; 96,
(Melospiza). P ’92,
rattata (Melospiza). P ’93
"99, 19
rmanni (Melospiza). P
, sgamvetio (Melospiza). P
arena). P ’63, 179
pcr 704, 279°
pa). P 64, 256
ix 109
ry th Stee’ (Natrix). P
a Nat P ’01, -
qiieioventr sng
(Natrix). 01,
P 93,
P 92,
“9 (Natrix).
sversa (Natrix).
(Nerodia). P ’01, 36
transversa (Nerodia). P
ata). P 96, 37, 39
- tel, 139. J VII,
3 IX,
ms P 08, 351; ’09, 272
ia). P 64,215
j i, 350; v, 329;
67, 173. J I, 283;
P 99, 356
j iii, 26
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
595
fasciata. Continued.
(Seriola). P 62, Sigs
(Siphonostoma). P ’98, 268
(Stromateus). P ’06, 118
(Teniopteryx). P 62, 367
(Tenodera). P ’03, 704
(Terebella). P 08, 351
trate)” e 08, 117
ralia). 87, 139. J VIII,
402; IX, 90 :
(Triplax). P ’47, 176; ’54,
161. J I,.71
(Trogosita). P 44, 110
(Turbonilla). P ’99, 155, 175
(Venus). P ’62, 586
(Volucella). P ’95, 330
sp (Voluta). P ’85, 206. J IX,
1 aid
(Zonotrichia). J I, 49
fasciatana (Exartema). P ’60, 357
fasciatella (Pseudophyllodromia). P
06, 264
fasciatopunctata
"73, 332
fasciatum (Amblystoma). P ’56, 7
(Ambystoma). P 756, 11, 252.
(Acmeodera). P
_J IT, 350
(Cheilotrema). P ’99, 356
(Chilotrema). P ’61, 104
(Chlorostoma). P ’91, 54
(Doydixodon). P ’99, 351
(Enoplium). J IV, 36
(Lecanium). P ’99, 271
(Macroglossum). J IV, 132
(Phasma). P ’06, 278; ’07,
165
Olas pampered P 98, 221, 241-
fasciatum var. obscurum (Prophy-
saon).° P ’98, 251 ;
fasciatum (Sacium). P ’52, 144
(Xiphidion). P ’04, 573, 797;
05, 826, 843; ’06, 416; ’07, 64, 313
(Xiphidium). P ’78, 3, 314;
10, 7, 643
fasciatus (Achirus). P
710, 601
(ZEgeon). P 93, 126;
(Amblycirrhitus). P
107
(Anostomus).
512; ’06, 322
(Astyanax). P
46
64, 215;
95, 187
62, 105,
P '71, 258; 703,
"70, 92: 06,
(Balistes). P ’82, 309
(Barbodes). J XII, 500
(Bostrichus). j v, 255
(Bryttus). J ITI, 5
(Bueeros). P 56, 319; 759,
140; ’67, 216
(Bulimus). P ’46, 136. JI, 70
596
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
fasciatus. Continued.
(Bungarus).
181
(Cancer). j
(Caranx).
(Carapus).
(Catonotus).
(Cerambyx).
(Cerebratulus).
(Chartergus).
(Cheilodactylus).
P 59, 344;
i, 458
P ’83, 284
P °71, 257
P 59, 68
J.7%, "175
Ps, 457
02,
P °57, 161
P 62, 118
(Chilodactylus). P ’62, 118
(Cirrhites).
(Clerus). P
(Clinus). P
(Clypeaster).
144
P ’62, 105, 1
45, 306
60, 106
jv, 259. P
07
52,
(Coluber). j v, 358; vi, 36.
P ’01, 36
(Conocephalus).
640, 643
(Convovulus).
VIII, 402; IX,
(Crangon).
87
P 87, 139.
90
P 93, 126;
P ’10, 7, 596,
J
95,
(Crotaphytus). P ’52, 207;
’66, 303
’(Cryptocephalus) A
P 47, 172. J I, 258
(Ctenogobius
(Cuceujus).
(Culex). P
81, 277; ’86, 1
(Dermestes).
(Diplesion).
). P 63, 263
P ’44, 113
j iii, 487.
94, 271; 95, 319
(Cyathocrinus). P 179, 308 ;
49
P ’54, 107
P 59, 101
(Diploglossus). P ’68, 123;
98, 103, 105
(Egeon). Rr
(Elapoidis).
5
(Erpicthys).
(Esox). P
’85, 369, 375
(Euglenes).
7
93, 126
P ’60, 76. J III,
P ’82, 278
53, 386; 65,
79;
P 55, 276. J I,
(Eumeces). P ’78, 25;
332; ’93, 385; ’95, 386; 06,
(Exocetus). ‘ji, 9
(Felis). j vi, 55
(Gammarus). j i, 374
(Genyanemus). P ’83, 288
(Giton). P ’03, 530
fasciatus spinifer (Gordius). P
720
fasciatus (Gorytes). P 95, 589
(Graphisurus). J II, 175
(Gryllus).
527; ’10, 649
P 01, 372;
(Gymnothorax). P ’63, 179
(Halictus).
(Harpactes).
P 98, 51
P 66, 37
82,
110
01,
04,
fasciatus. Continued. s.
(Harpagus). P aa 429
(Hemichromis). P ’62, ]
(Hemirhamphus). P
(Hepatus). j i, 457. —
(Homalochilus), P 68,
tTreche y i 55, §
pochus 167; ,
(Labrosomus). P 60, 106° 5
54, 74. J IV, 32
’(Larimus). 63, 32
(Lepidocep alas) P 60, -
Jpenttor P 706, 328
(Liguus). P 73,
155, 226; ’89, 208
fasciatus oculeus (Lynx).
588
fasciatus crostylocrinus), rs
(Macrostylocrinus
(Melampus). 7, tf 87
61,
139. J VIII, 408, 41
109
(Melanoplus). ks 06,
(Mesoleptus). P ’94, 189
(Micropterus). P 65, {
VI, 216, 240, 247
(Myodes). i).
(Mytilophagus). 54,
_(Nemobius). P 06,
faiaras socius (Nemoua
596, 647
(GEcanthus). P 04, £
75
(Oleyphides). P 706, 27
65
(Oplegnathus). P ’99, 3
(Oxyporus). P 44, 40
(Oxytelus). j Ea 156,
(Panageus).
(Parus). P
154; ’99, 20. JI, 34
(Perognathus). bg
75, 279-287
(Phygadeuon).
Shire: P
’ 5,
( Pinkicoe). P 59,
74, 489, 493; ’86, 300
(Pogonias). P Ben i
63,
192, 195
(Pteronemus). P ’62, o
(Pterophrynus). J VI, 2
(Psittacus). P ’64, 239
(Ptilinopus). P ’99, 45
(Pyrotrogon). P ’99,
(Ripiphorus). P 745
(Saurus). P 92, 244
D4, 146; 56,
lms ¥: 30,27
mnopterus). P 70, 92;
ns). P ’82, 305
P 56, 319; 59,
Fr ' 43; 86;
P 66, 37
motus). P ’01, 36-38
. P 53, 249
urus). P “oh, 322
s). j vi, 155
P 46, 55; 55,
i, 452
imerotropis). P 704,
708, 389; ’09,
J IU, 216
P ’80, 215
P 1900, 662
J IV, 35
P °88, 80, 331, 333,
oa). P 63, 78; ’67,
ylus). J II, 170
- J I, 170
ulus). P ’60, 145; °73,
ma). P ’80, 215
opteryx). if I, 110
(Anchorella). P 88,
a). J III, 207
bo 67, 21
138
Kenonia). P 1900, 341
rticella). P ’80, 157
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
597
fasciculatum (Aphyllon). P ’63, 71;
"87, 154
(Eriogonum). J Iil, 44
(Tripsacum). P ’91, 292
(newer ata: (Anoplanthus). J III,
(Cantharellus). J III, 207
(Merops). P ’55, 440
(Olios). P ’01, 569, 585
pectin: P ’97, 414
Pollyxenus). j ii, 108
(Polyxenes). P ’78, 223
ar gee (Cyrtidocrinus). P ’86,
8
fascifer (Trox). P 54, 2138
fascifera (Euryomia). P ’61, 336
fasciculiflorus (Juncus). P ’67, 22
fasciculis (Spheria). J II, 284
Fascigeride. J V, 164
ey ae (Goniobasis). P '65, 29.
J
(Melania). POL, |. 130s,
29. J V, 229
(Microeca). P ’89, 146
P ’96, 502
"57, 23
(Unio).
Fasciola. P ’51, 289;
fasciola (Amphileptus). P ’83, 313
(Cathaica). P 702, 234, 240
(Eulota). P ’02, 234, 240
(Pleurosigma). P ’61, 71
Fasciolaria. j vi, 211, 216; vii, 135.
P '48, 99; 756, 66, 113, 266, 282;
60, 422; 61, "322, 430; 62, 286,
561; 64, 211; 71, 146; 76, 280,
282: 82, 167, 168, 170, 175, 198,
203; 84. 190, 192; 90, 396; 91,
50; ” 395, 122; ’01, "552; 03, 757:
05, 24,. 292: 07, ’321, 349. J IV,
375, 382, 390; VIII, 328, 354;
122; X, 13; XI, 359, 381, 391, 393;
XT, 394, 415, 417; XITI, 325, 415,
418, 465, 467, 468
Fasciolariide. P 760, 422; ’62, 286,
560, 583; ’91, 50; ’01, 197, 390;
05, 24
fasciolaris (Cysticereus).
79, 11
(Hombronia). P ’57, 196
(Unio). P ’53, 249, 268
fasciolata (Io). P 63, 318
(Melania). P 05, 747
(Mierura). P ’01, 719
(Procellaria). P ’64, 81
(Thalassidroma). P ’64, 81;
66, 192
fasciolatum (Gnathophyllum). P ’60,
28
fasciolatus (Dryophis). P ’02, 694
(Mixophyes). J VI, 89
(Spilornis). P ’65, 4
fasciolus (Unio). P 753, 249, 251,
267; 54, 240, 248
P 56, 45;
598
fascipennis (Erioptera). P 59, 198
Lisorggie ye > Lf P 95, 325
Fascipora. P 05,5. J V, "165
Fasciporide. J v, 164 |
fasciventris (Leptura). P 61, 855
fassinans (Unio). P ’68, 148. J
VI, 305
fastibilis (Clitolyna). P ’05, 343
Barro: (Chrysobothris). P 73,
32
(Metula). P ’03, 280
fastidiosus (Cranopsis). J VIII, 94,
96
(Pterostichus). P ’73, 311, 315
fastidiosuseula (Polybia). P ’98,
448
fastidita (Feronia). P
II, 237
(Platysma). J II, 237
fastiditus (Limnius). Pp 52, 43
(Pterostichus). P 73," 305. J
II, 237
fastigans (Helix). P
202; ’89, 205
(Poly. Tao PF.
fastigata (Strophiops).
(Urocoptis).
fastigatus (Spirifer).
fastigiata (Cellularia).
(Ceratina). P
(Gouldia). P ’72, "248
(Melania). P 63, 314
(Potentilla). P ’63, 61
(Swertia). P ’98, 36, 308
(Turritella). P ’54, 169
(Uracis). P ’08, 490
fastigiatum (Ceramium). P 755, 412
(Pleurocera). P ’63, 314; ’65,
(Trypanostoma). P ’72, 113
fastigiatus (Andropogon). P 01, 558
(Croeodilus). P ’51, 327
(Helicus). P 52, 43
(Myliobates). P ’76, 86. J
VIII, 238
(Parapleurus). P ’02, 629
(Parnus). P ’52, 43
(Seymnus). P ’52, 139, 141
(Senecio). P ’63, "67
— (Trypoxylon). P ’93, 473,
476
J III, 236
53, 431; 61,
54, 39. J
"73, 249; 75,
"75, 154
P ’96, 321
P ’98, 275°
P 70, 86
J IU, 142
96, 556
fastuosa (Melolontha).
(Surirella). P
70
P 58, 132
fastuosus (Centropogon).
P ’68,.175. J VII,
fatalis (Felis).
356, 366
(Smilodon). J IX, 454; XI,
40
(Teredo). P 62, 456, 470
(Termes). P 49, 211. J VIII,
427
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
faujigasii (Cyrena).
fatalis. Continued.
(Trucifelis). P 17
VII, 267, 366 bs we
fatifera (Lycosa). P1
293; ‘08, 161, 163, 222-
fatigiata (Helix). P 257,
201
(Polygyra). P 1900, 113
fatime (Epallage). P ’01,
fatiscens (Dothidea). J IT
fativera (Lycosa). 2
fatua (Polythoa). P ’
fatuellus (Cebus). P "0,
fatuus (Evarthrus). P 73,
II, 238
(Pterostichus).
(Seydmenus). P ’5
arpa pipes
_ (Unio).
faujasi (Callianassa). iy ‘01, .
(Mytilus). P ’80, 33. J
128 ae
faujasii (Baculites). P ’61, .
(Cyclas). P ’60, 279, 291
(Panopea). P ’82, 165
P 60, 2
Faula. P 1900, 429
fauna (Marginella). P ’91, 50
faunus (Anthrax). P 95, 326
(Grapta). “P ’62, 221,
(Harpalus). P 743, 2
9
fausta (Ganesella). P ’01, 5. 6
(Tellina). P ’71, 130;
faustinus (Palemon). P ’93,
fautor (Monohammus). P ’€
J IL, 149
fauvelii (Corvina). P ’97, 76
(Glaucosoma). P 9 97, 7.
(Sciena). P ’97, 76
Fauxulus. P 1900, 596
Favistella. P ’66, 118
Favolus. J II, 278; III, 206
favosa (Amphitetras). P
432
j i, 447.
Favosites. j i, 310; iv, 19. Py
18; ’42, 178; ’65, 112 *
favosum ( Scapherpetons). P
favosus (Unio). P ’56, 262.
58
Favus. J II, 278; III, 206
favus (Biddulphia).
691, 706
(Triceratium). P 753,
’61, 70; 1900, 478, 706
favus septangulatum (
P 1900, 706
faxoni (Strophiops).
(Colaspis).
Ad
P ’86, 178
P °79, 357,
Ceriocrinus).
Ve) inus).
. P ’90, 139
P ’61, 63; 90, 139
’P 08, 165,
ora). % 10, 523
P 97, 427
ii, 287; vi, 48. P ’66
190, 82; ’92, 196, 197,
3, 72;
x 438; 98, "92; "399, 378;
P 82, 281, 284; ’03, 346;
P ’60, 438
m= 67, 1383; °75, 22; 778,
d, 168; 782, "317; 83. 269;
‘ 285-242 ‘96,201. J VIL,
65; LX, 453; °10, 253
P '56, 91; 57,
"58, 158; °54, 127, 156;
176; ’89, 211, 226. J
F 558, ‘22, 158;
61, 433, 435; 68, 175,
39; °73, 260; °74, 18;
170, 171; °80, 348; 82,
326: °87, 359; °88, 9, 90,
00; 792, 217, 327, 424: "93,
393; '95, 449; °96, 201,
"97, 32, 292;' °02,' 136:
: 905; 680; 08, 95, 404.
169; VII, 13, 52-69, 263,
PX, 456; X, 365; XI, 243, 247,
251, 280
). P 54, 150
(Anarrichas
ls At hance)” 2 es 3 A
. P 95, 206; °96, 322
thys). P ’06, 88
P 95, 206
; 708, 59
9: 7, 176;
(Mimus). P 53, 309, 398
rdus). j iv, 36
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
599
felix (Crategus).
710, 189,191
Felsinotherium. P ’81, 147
Felsite. P °92, 177, 178; ’97, 429;
798, 91; ’03, 398-400. J X, 481.
femina (Agriocnemis). P ’01, 139
feminalis (Anodon). P ’57, 165
OP oes ang te P 56, 81. J VI,
femorale (Cymatium). J VIII, 352
(Tritonium). J VIII, 352
femoralis (Aphodius). j iii, 215
7a eng J II, 242, 252
P 755, 428
P E~' 428
J IV, 3
(Donacia). P
P 754, 11/7;
P °47, 161; ’65,
P 05, 584, 5895
‘61, 315, 316;
60, 132;
(Hyla). j v, 342; vi, 36. P
55, 428. J VI, 84
(Hypotriorchis). P ’55, 278;
60, 132; ’66, 43; ’70, 140
(Liopus). J I, 171
(Lotorium). P ’04, 22
(Lytta). P 753, 336
(Meeas). J II, 155
(Murex). P 704, 22
(Oberea). J II, 153
(Paederus). P ’58, 62. J IV,
1
(Perognathus). P ’93, 407
(Phytecia). J II, 153, 155
(Pristilophus). P *45, 216
a (Pterostichus). P ’73, 309. J
242
7
(Pyrochroa). P ’55, 274
(Sarothromyia). P 795, 334
(Seaptolenus). J IV, 35
(Seymnus). P 52, 136
(Semnopithecus). P ’02, 159
(Sidusa). P ’09, 222
(Xanthornus). P ’67, 57
femorata (Agenia). P ’97, 236
(Betis). P ’62, 368, 401
(Buprestis). P ‘57, 8
(Chrysobothris). P
73, 90, 332
’(Diapheromera). P
710, 125, 587
’(Elachiptera). P ’98, 164
(Eleodes). P 58, 181. J IV,
37
(Homalomyia). P 795, 335
(Monedula). 3 95, 365, 368
(Pompilus). P ’97, 236
(Pseudagenia). P ’97, 236
(Seiara). j iii, 78
"57; 8;
07, 76;
600
femoratum (Agonum).
54, 5D
(Aulocara). P
5
P ’43, 296;
706, 372; ’07,
(Spectrum). P
"855; 704, 50
femoratus (Cryptocephalus).
439
46, 80; 791,
j iii,
(Dolichopus).
j iii, 86; vi, 168
(Metopius).
P 73, 398; 709,
474; 710, 635
(Neotettix). P ’04, 777, 782;
707, 285; 710, 587, 617, 622
(Pachybrachis). J I, 261
(Proctotretus). P ’54, 227
(Psilopus). j vi, 168
(Tetraopes). J I, 93; Il, 157
femorosaccus (Nyctinomops).
02, 393
femur-nigrum (Melanoplus). P ’08,
397
PWS,
femur-rubrum (Caloptenus).
315
(Melanoplus). P ’02, 724; 704,
537, 571; 706, 410; ’07, 55, 295;
08, 397; ’09, 116, 165; 710, 635
fendleri (Aplopappus). P ’63, 64
(Archemora). P ’63, 63
(Arenaria). P ’63, 59
(Berberis). P ’04, 108
(Ceanothus). P ’63, 59
(Cheilanthes). P ’63, 80
(Euphorbia). P ’63, 76
(Galpinsia). P ’04, 108
(Lesquerella).
(Mertensia). P ’63, 73
(Nothochlena). P ’63, 80
(Pentstemon). P ’63, 71
(Rosa). + 704, 114, 117
(Solanum). P ’74, 158; ’75, 18
(Spheralcea). P ’04, 108
(Thalictrum). P ’63, 56
fendleriana (Aristida). P ’63, 79
Fenella. P ’99, 146
Fenestella. P ’59, 9, 10,11; 71, 159;
783, 213; ’90, 239; 93, 143
Fenestra. P ’06, 19, 30, 32; ’07, 167
fenestralis (Colymbetes). P 762, 521
(Cyprea). P ’55, 257. J IX,
45
(Cypredia). P ’55, 262; ’79,
222; 7°84, 104
P 04, 777, 787;
1
(Psinidia).
05, 39, 53; 707, 290; 710, 593,
617, 631
(Pyractomena). P ’45, 304;
51, 334; ’54, 218
fenestrata (Cochlearia). J III, 182,
(Hyalolampe). P ’79, 163
(Lucina). P 72, 82
(Mantis). P ’01, 284; ’03, 713
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
-fernaldi (Agrotis).
ferox (Aelurodon).
fenestrata. Continued. CAR eag
(Miomantis). P ’01, 284
713
(Platypleura).
(Rissoina). P ’91
(Diphalus). P ’61,76
(Mesenchytreus). P 99, 1
(Sicus). j iii, 95 ie
Fennecus. P ’79, 185. J XI, 39
Fenzlia. P ’48, 12. J1,157
fera (Anas). P ’75, 356 :
feralis (Pimpla). P ’73
ferarresi (Ostrea).
feres (Delphinus).
Fergusonite. P ’92, 200
feriarum (Helocetes).
62, 157
_ (Pseudacris). P 62,
ferina (Anas). P 56, 297
(Fuligula). P
307
ferina americana (Fuligula). —
68; ’08, 84 .
fermagna (Venus). P ’82, 15:
P 75, 4
fernandeziana (Scorpena).
398, 402, 403
fernandezianum (Mendosoma).
116 “a
fernandii (hepidotya Pa
fernandina (Anolis). 56,
(Chamaeleolis). P 756
feroculus (Xysticus). P 9:
feroénsis (Psammobia). P
(Tellina). P 98, 67 0am
Feronia. j iii, 144. P 53, 3¢
16, 36, 42; °55, 351, 356; “60,
318; ’66, 364; ’68, 375, 379,
73,” 317, 323. J I, 225, 22
hy A hlora). P
feronia ochlora).
( hee P "58. ' ve
70, 66; ’79, 175. J VII,
P ’97, 489-500
2, 2%
1
(Bison).
(Carcharias).
(Cheraphilus).
(Clenodon).
P °55, 397
(Falco).
(Hyposaurus). P
nehus). P ’71, 218
ous). P 77, 87; 710,
3). P 92, 316
P 1900, 154
3s). P 92, 299
a). jiv, 167. P ’60,
79, 51, 71
P 60, 143;
P 92, 233. J
). P 94, 355
). P 08, 115
143
P 73, 141,
J IX, 229
aena). P ’56, 302
is). P ’90, 139
iv, 219; vi, 32
229
J IX, 195-199,
265
). j iv, 203, 207, 218;
37. P 754, 189; 72, 22:
708, 115
Jonotus). P 68, 309
mus). P ’72, 71
> 28, 267. J 1,
P 03, 527
7 2,
mum). P 43, 296, 299;
des). P 769, 109
; J IV, 35
8
"75, 153, 167;
P 05, 247:
3, 81, 96, 109
folospira). P "05, 215; ’09,
P 710, 670; 06, 565
P 1900, 113,
“(Psammobia). P 1900, 480
(Crocothemis). P 199, 234
s (Diachlorus). P 95, 321
2a (Anisomorpha). ss 07,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
601
ferruginea. Continued.
(Anodonta). P 53, 264
(Avicula). P 746, 23
(Callicarpa). P ’05, 700
(Chama). P ’72, 120
(Chametrachea). P ’72, 121
(Cloe). P 62, $79, 401
(Cyelas). P ’60, 291
(Emberiza). j iv, 63, 276
(Epicauta). P ’66, 349
(Fagus). P 745, 239; ’62, 11,
12;. °74, 80. J IX, 153; XI, 279,
281
(Fringilla). j iv, 63. J I, 49
‘ (Ganesella). P ’99, 529; ’04,
631
(Gracula). j iv, 275; iii, 365
(Helluomorpha). J IV, 28
(Jodacris). P ’07, 185
j viii, 27
P ’58, 196
(Libellula).
(Limosa).
(Lyeoperdina). P 753, 360
(Lytta). j iii, 298. P ’53,
341, 447. J IV, 39
(Menziesia). P ’98, 49; ’84, 88
(Mermis). P ’51, 275; 56, 58
(Montezumia). P ’99, 463
(Myzopsetta). P ’64, 217
(Neotoma). P ’74, 174, 175,
180; ’94, 241, 246
(Notholena).
(Orthemis). P ’01, 128;
481, 489, 490
(Pachyrrhina). P 95, 320
(Pepsis). P ’97, 283
(Phyllodoce).
(Platessa).
(Psoleessa ) .
48; 708, 381-383;
(Ricinula).
(Strophia).
(Syneta).
(Tellimya).
(Thelephora).
(Trimerotropis). P ’06, 386
(Tringa). i, 95. P 61, 180
(Tupaia). 69, 64; 04, 148
(Vitis). P 753, 270
ferrugineicollis (Totanus). j v, 81
ferrugineipennis (Dolopius). P ’61,
348
ferrugineipes (Ammophila). P 96,
552
P 798, 387
08,
(Sphex). P ’97, 377
ferrugineoides (Orthosia). P 775,
66, 328
ferrugineum (Cerithium). P 771,
141; ’91, 53
ferrugineum var. versicolor (Ceri-
thium). P ’91, 53
ferrugineum (Glaucidium). Pes
480
602
ferrugineum. Continued.
(Hydnum). J III, 215
(Museulium). P ’60, 291
(Pisidium). P ’60, 18
(Spherium). P ’60, 291
(Tribolium). P ’76, 271
ferrugineus (Anniceris). P ’05, 430;
07, 185
(Archibuteo). P ’53, 452; 55,
283; 57, 212; 59, 105, 190; 66,
46; ’70, 142; 708, 89. J II, 259
(Arvicola). P ’53, 415; ’74,
176
(Buteo). P ’57, 212; ’66, 46
(Cyprinus). P ’82, 307
(Epipocus). P 753, 359
(Euplectrotettix). P ’06, 40;
07, 167
(Faleo). P ’53, 452
(Gonatodes). P 63, 102; ’68, 97
(Goniodactylus). P 68, 97°
(Hypotriorchis). P 70, 149
(Lemophleus). P ’76, 269, 271
(Lasiopus). J III, 288; IV.
t
(Numenius). P ’61,° 186
(Notocyphus). P 97, 232, 234
(Ophiopterus). P 73. 380
(Oriolus). j_ iii, 366. P 66,
412, 413
(Pleuronectes). P ’64, 217
(Psittacus). P 764, 239
(Quiscalus). j iii, 365; iv, 275;
viii, 152. P 754, 397; ’56, 291;
61, 225
(Rhammus). i vii, -
(Searabeeus).
Ferenc gs
(Scolecophagus). P ’47, 203;
51, 218; 753, 384; ’61, 225; 66,
412; ’83, 64. J I, 47
(Totanus). j v, 95
(Turdus). P 764, 250
(Zethus). P ’99, 421
ferruginiventris (Sciurus).
818. P ’41, 101
ferruginosa (Amblytropidia). P ’04,
517; ‘05, 401; ’06, 18
(Colubrina). P ’89, 373
(Crocota). P ’60, 541, 542
ferruginosum (Hydnum). J III, 216
ferruginosus (Actinobolus). P ’72,
253
(Anchomenus). P 754, 59
j viii,
(Cryptodon). P ’72, 91
(Polyporus). J ITI, 211
(Tomonotus). P ’07, 37, 72;
708, 386
ferrussaci (Corbicula). P ’60, 270
(Cyclas). P ’60, 270, 292
(Cyrena). P ’60, 270
See ferussaci
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
-ferula (Mantis).
festivella (Ornix). P 60,
fertilis (Arvicola). P ’99, 289
(Microtus). P ’99, 289-291
(Trocophyllum).
fertilus (Annularia).
Ferula. P ’98, 28
P 04, 61
ferum (Chiracanthium).
ferus (Anser). P "70, 18ls'*
(Coriscus). P ’01, 267
(Cygnus). P i;
(Vipera). P 708, 122
férussaci (Achatinella).
(Cyrena). P ’60, 279
ferussaciana (Anodonta). P |
60, 17, 156. J
264; ’58, 13;
50; Y, 451
Ferussacide. P 09, 515
ferussacii (Mulleria). P §1, my
II, 131
fervens (Ancylonycha). P ’73,
(Atta). P
360; ’81, 67;
87, 337
(Melolontha).
(Rhizotrogus). J IT
fervida (Ancylonycha). P 73, |
(Arctia). P ’60, 527,
(Melolontha). J III, 23:
(Nomada). P ’03, 604
fervidana (Lozotenia). P =
fervidus (Bombus). P ’
(Pompilus). P ’97, ¥S
(Stizus). P ’95, 265
fessa (Amolita). P ’75, i:
festina (Membracis). ig
(Psilocephala). 95,
festiva (Amiva). J VIII, ir
(Carex). P 763, i
(Nassa). P 04, 21
(Strophia). P ’96, 319
(Tanagra). P 64, 253
(Triplax). P ’54, 161.
festivus (Callionymus). P 92,
(Chironomus). j iii, ee
(Hedotettix). P 04, 668
(Hesperotettix).
73, 7;
570; 7°06, 400; *07,
367, 393; 709, 464
(Mesonauta). P ’03, 535 —
(Phrurolithus). P 703, |
133
(Stenocrobylus). P 701,
Festuca. P 48, 24; ’62, 9
63, 79; 784, 95; 85, 47;
93° 215; 98, 17, 45, 314; 1
662; °10, 584. J I, 187; TH, 10
181, 183, 200
311; °06, 118
sus). P '62, 126;
Biol. 1; ’67, 136; ’71,
3, 196; 78, 49, 57, 62;
B; 782, 319; ’94, 218, 391;
66; 797, 27, 212, 309. J
P 750, 90;
780, 348;
59, Biol.
82, 327;
vi, 41
Beieesy. P 60, 428; 62,
ula). P 56, 86, 283;
ea). P ’60, 185, 428;
earea). P '72, 54
ALO mya). P 656, 283;
optis). P ’98, 277
Jtricularia). P 1900, 549
). P 77, 120
im Capnodium). J Ii, 292
P 59, 154. J
(219; V, 443
(Ranunculus). P ’73, 276
ae) iv, 35. P 58, 193; °59,
"60,
. P 66, 126, 132;
83, 35;
Ai, . 84; 04, "468; 708, 123.
oF ot, 47
Bee | VIII, 324
P 82, 212; 90, 399
J TX, 38, 108
var. picea (Endodonta). J IX,
elix). J 38
* Pits. 5 41
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
P 94,
603
fictilium (Rhomphea). P ’04, 126
Ficula. P ’07, 214
ficulina (Athleta). P ’07, 230
ficulnea (Pupa). P 1900, 426, 428
ficulneus (Bulbifusus). P ’90, 396
Ficulopsis. P ’76, 291, 294; ’82, 209
Ficus. P °47, 286; °48, 99; °54, 31;
58, 124; 62, 564; ’68, 148; ’76,
291, 294; ’82, 167, 168, 171, 198,
204, 209; °89, 403; ’05, 23, 699,
700; ’07, 214. J I, 117; III, 332;
IV, 276; VIII, 329; IX, 145
ficus (Bulla). j ii, 238. P ’53, 319
(Chrysomphalus). P ’99, 274
(Dichocrinus). P ’81, 257; ’85,
342
(Pachylia). J IV, 158, 159
(Pholus). J IV, 158
(Pyrula). j ii, 239. P ’07,
194, 210-218
(Sphinx). J IV, 158, 159
(Strepsidura). P 95, 71
(Whitneyia). P ’82, 198; 95,
1
ficus-indica (Opuntia). P ’89, 384
fidelis (Acrosoma). P ’09, 212
(Aglaja). P ’75, 155; ’76, 189
(Brachinus). P ’62, 524. J
IV, 28
(Celotes). P ’92,
gg ebiPhragmophora).
(Helix). P ’57, 190;
72, 136; °73, 250, 256; 75, 215;
789, 201
fidelis infumata (Helix). P ’89, 201
fidelis (Himella). P ’74, 200, 201
(Rhipidia). P ’59, 208, 209
(Telephorus). P ’51, 340
(Veniliornis). P ’99, 205
Fidia. P ’73, 33
Fidicina. P ’61, 282
fidicinium (Orchelimum). P ’07, 309
fidicula (Pholadomya). J VIII, 285,
317
fieldeni (Arcturus). P ’01, 156
fieldii (Hyetornis). P ’09, 359
24
P 1900,
58, 197;
(Planorbis). P ’63, 146
Fierasfer. P ’62, 241; 84, 175;
1900, 523
Fierasferi. P ’84, 178
Fierasferide. P ’84, 169, 178; 1900,
523
Fierasferina. P ’63, 242;
Fierasferini. P ’84, 178
figlina (Mysia). P ’72, 93
figulum (Sceliphron). P ’97, 374
filamentosa (Fasciolaria). P "305, 292
84, 178
(Plicatula). P 48, 105; 790,
403; ’91, 142; 795, 104, 114-130
(Polynoé). P 710, 366
(Spyridia). P ’55, 412
604
filamentosa. Continued.
(Yucea). P ’68, 167; ’88, 275;
789, 53, 359
filamentosus (Aulopus). P ’92, 244
(Blennechis). P 1900, 517
(Felichthys). P ’82, 281; 03,
346
(Gerres). J XII, 530
(Hemirhamphus). P ’84, 224
(Nemipterus). P ’82, 273
(Petroskirtes). P 1900, 517
(Phycis). P ’63, 238
Filaria. P ’50, 117; ’51, 280; 56,
2, 55, 58; ’58, 112; ’74, 140; ’75,
17; ’78, 171; 780, 10, 131; ’82, 69,
109; 84, 47; 85, 10; 786, 308;
87, 20; 90,” 41U, 412; ’96, 271-
275. J & 302
filaria (Dicelis). Pat a0T
Filarie. P ’56, 56; 84, 47
filaris (Planaria). ’p 01, 722
(Seala). J VIII, 208
filholi (Hyznodictis). 90, 55
filholianus (Carcinodon), ti 99, 323
(Mioclenus). P ’92, 323
filia (Ficula). P ’07, 214
(Pyrula). P ’07, 210-218
filibarbis (Nematagnus). P ’61, 113
(Uranoscopus). P ’61, 113
filicata (Peristernia). P 762, 561;
82, 175; ’90, 145
filicatum (Buccinum). P ’43, 808;
748, 96
’(Pollia). P 743, 808
Filices. P ’84, 96; ’98, 387, 393,
401, 409. J TI, 104, 201
filicinus (Cyperus). tg 09, 489
Filicites. P ’60, 519
filicolis (Tenia). P ’86, 62
filicornis (Geotru j iti, 211
(Letmatonice). P ’03, 420
(Strigamia). J V, 52
filicosta (Cowlocentrum). P ’91, 315
(Cylindrella). P ’60, 153
(Eucalodium). P ’91, 315
Filicrisina. J IV, 404
filtcula (Sertularia). P ’76, 210, 219
filiculmis (Cyperus). P ’02, 666
filiculmis macilentus (Cyperus). r
710, 545, 556
filicum (Aleyrodes). A
165
02, 281
Filifascigera. J V,
filifer (Sebastoplus). P ’63, 208
filifera (Habenaria). P ’98, 388
filiferus (Conchiopsis). P ’73, $42,
418, 425
filifolia (Artemisia). P ’63, 66
(Carex). P ’63, oe 78
(Collomioides). I, 156
(Gilia). P ’48, it J I, 156
filifolium (Thelesperma). rk °63, 65
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
filifolius (Astragalus). P
(Phaca). P ’63, 60
filiforme (Abutilon).
(Pterogonium).
filiformis (Anaspis). P
62, 45
’(Androsace). bg
(Cantharis).
I, 91; IV, 39
(Carex). P ’87, 70
filiformis var. latifolia
87, 70
filiformis (Coluber).
36. P ’60, 556
(Drosera). P ’75, 330; 1
546, 548, 647, 666; 02, 647;
605; 09, 392 Ss
(Dyschirius). P 57, 76,
(Elaps). P ’60, 73, 74
(Eumenes). P 199, 457 —
(Galactia). P 89,
(Homeocladia).
(Juneus). P
(Lathridius).
271
G:
jy, bi 1,
P 55, 304
(Leptysma). P ’07, 1
16
? y
(Lytta). P ’53, 337. #2
(Mangelia). P ’71, 130
(Mesoleptus). P ’94, 1
(Natrix). j B 350 ti
(Oligonyx). P 04, 5
(Opsomala). P ’04, 533 sik
180
(Pseudoliva). P ’90.
(Scleria). P 89, 360°
(Stenosoma). j i, 424
(Syntherisma). P 710,
Slee P 86, f
filiger (Anonyx). P ’64,157
filigera (Amphithoe). P 7°55, 382.
filigerus (Aphyocharax). P 706,
Filigrana. P’10, 492 :
filiola (Drymeus). P ’97, 22
(Neopetreus). P aT 22
(Pyrgota). P 795, 38
filipendula (Aristida).
334
filipendulus (Juncus). P » 169,
70, 137
filipes (Chrysantha). J IT,
(Gilia). J III, 97
(Madia). P 84, 87
(Tipula). P 95, 320 |
Filistata. P ’89, 98; 1900, 531
01, 570; 04, 122; 409, 196, :
316
Filistatide. P 1900, 531; Oh
704, 122; ’09, 196
Filix. P 07, 457 e
filix-foemina (Asplenium). tie
515; 1900, 548; ’10, 578
’08
idium). P ’63, 80
athopoma). P 05,
norbis). P 706, 165
D' tinaria). P 10, 502
ma). J IX, 147
P ’57, 166
P 703, 261. J IX,
a). P 62, 399
P 62, 560
P 98, 60
ia P 65, 55
P "72, 82; 782, 155,
ea). P ’62, 560
P 73, 345
j viii, 250
_P ’90, 281
P °48, 105;
P 62, 286, 560
05, 354, 355
lonycha). J Itt, 253
a). P 703, 464
E : g 72, 119
amthe). P 48,17. J
nodon). P 99, 332, 475
otacilla). P °67, 221
Odontia). J TIT, 217
P ’63, 58
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
fimbriata. Continued.
(Patula). P toy 200
(Pentatoma).
(Platanthera). >
. (Pleocoma). P 56, 24; 59,
(Rhina). P ’62, 500
(Sealaria). J VIII, 205
(Schoenaster). P ’60, 449
(Serica). P 59, 71. J IU,
275; IV, 34
(Thelephora). J III, 218
(Xylotrya). P ’62, 455, 457,
478; ’63, 145, 281
(Xyris). P ’07, 455
fmbristula (Annularia). P 710, 523
(Myrtea). P ’72, 88
(Viola). P 1900, 483; 03, 662-
666, 675, 682-685, 692, 693, 697;
10, 546, 569
fimbriatula aberrans (Viola).
665, 683
fimbriatum (Cereyon). P
J IV, 31
(Gafrarium). P ’72, 92
(Hydnum). J III, 217
(Sphagnum). P ’93, 217
(Triceratium). P 1900, 706
(Trifolium). J III, 86
fimbriatus (Ammonites). J VIII, 311
(Ananchytes). j viii, 219. P
44, 85; 705, 7
(Calpiocrinus). P ’79, 262;
’88, 357
(Cardiaster). P ’05, 7
(Criopus). P ’73, 199
(Draco). P ’02, 693
(Glyptocrinus). P ’81, 362
(Granatocrinus). P 66, 259
(Gymnothorax). J XII, 501
P 03,
55, 374.
(Helicodiseus). & 706, 155-
158, 564
fimbriatus var. salmonaceus (Heli-
codiseus). P ’06, 157
fimbriatus var. salmonensis (Heli-
codiscus). P ’06, 157
fimbriatus (Hydrophilus). P 744, 101
(Philhydrus). P 744, 101;
55, 369
(Produectus). J III, 19, 22
(Reteocrinus). P ’81, 367
(Saprinus). P 52, 40; ‘61,
335. J IV, 31
(Schenaster). P ’66, 259
(Stephanoceros). ¥ 03, 374
(Zoarees). P 63, 259
fimbricatus (Anachytes). j vi, 200,
202
Fimbriella. P ’87, 53
fimbriolata (Coccinella). P ’47, 180
(Hyperaspis). P 747, 180;
52, 134
606 INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
fimbripes Spt at teas * J III, 264
(Sorex). j vii, 3
91
fimbriporus (Polyporus). J III, 208
Fimbristylis. P ’63, 77;
67, 23;
780, 132; 789, 360; 1900, 663; 702,
660, 666; ’10, 546, 548, 549, 556
fimetarius (Abrus). P ’53, 289
(Acritus). P ’53, 289
(Aphodius). J I, 103
(Scarabeeus). j ili, 213
finchii (Balanus). P ’48, 96
finexa (Pleurotoma). P ’95, 64
(Taranis). P ’95, 64
Fingis. j iv, 325
finitimus (Astyanax). P ’06, 344
(Carabus). J IV, 30
(Tetragonopterus). P 706, 345
finmarchicus (Anser). P ’71, 99
Finna. J XIII, 399
finschi (Stizorhina). P ’99, 213
finta (Alosa). P 08 243
fieteus (Synodus). P 785, 370
Fiona. P ’79, 72, 85; ’04, 325-405;
07, 528, 532
firma (Crategus). P ’05, 607, 612
(Navicula). P ’61, 71;
65, ‘7
firmatum (Lepton). P ’72, 227
Firmisternia. J VIII, 101
firmus (Adocus). P 68, 236
(Emys). P 756, 308
(Gryllus). P ’05, 50, 54; 710,
597
(Unio). P ’66, 88. J VI, 267
Firola. j i, 3
Firoloida. j i, 38
fiscellus (Actinocrinus). P°
(Agaricocrinus). P ’81, 286
(Decadoerinus). P ’79, 342
(Gilbertsocrinus). P ’65, 167;
781, 393
(Goniasteroidocrinus).
167; ’81, 393
81, 286
P °65,
(Ollacrinus). P ’81, 393
(Poteriocrinus). P ’79, 342
(Seaphiocrinus). P
146; ’79, 342; ’82, 27
(Trematocrinus). P
65, 167; °81, 393
471; 1900, 18
69, 138,
60, 383;
fischeri (Achirus). P ’87, 391
(Arctonetta). P ’98, 137; ’99,
(Conioselinum). P ’63, 63
(Dioptrornis). P ’05, 768
(Eleodes). P 758, 182
97, 456
(Paleoanodonta). P
(Solea). P ’87, 391
' (Tarsius). P ’97, 35
(Thysanophora). P
0
3, 763
(Triceratium). P 1900, 723
Fischeria. P ’60, 208;
01, 284
fischerianum (Cerastium).
bf
P
61, 26;
63, 94
fischerianus (Unio). P ’53, 249°
Fiscus. P ’62, 314
fisheri (Chonetes). J III, 25,
(Sorex). P ’97, 311
fisherianus (Spirifer). J Bi}
(Unio). P 54, 244; 61, 3:
398; ’96, 569. J v, 456° ;
fisherii (Triceratium). P 90,38
fissa (Argia). P 08, 481, 487, 4
490 ,
a Sa aes P by 61
icaudus (Caprimulgus). J
fissiceps (Ceraticelus). P 5”
319
(Ceratinella). P ’92, 31;
A
302
(Erigone). P ’05, 302
(Eupompha). J IV, 21,
fissicornis (Priornis). P °45, ]
J II, 108; IV, 40 ;
Fissidens. P 55, 445 Bas |
fissidens (Ashmunella). P 05,
710, 53 ae
fissidens pomeroyi (Ashmunella).
710, 105 4
fissidens (Coniophanes). P ’6€
485; °65, 195; 66, 128; °71,
216; ’08, 123. J VIII, 137,
(Coronelia). P '60, 248
(Procamelus). P 76 i
fissifrons (Pilea P 58,
fissilabris (Epicauta). P 753,
(Lytta). P 53,339
fissipes (Clivina). P 57, 81.
29
(Hydrochelidon). P ’62,
66, 99; ’69, 204, 208; °71,
(Jacare). P ’60, 549
(Sterna). P ’62, 554; —
fissirostra (Lissa). j i, 79.
23, 25
Fissurella. j ii, 224; iv, 132; vi, :
vii, 142; viii, 187. P 41, 31 ‘n
282; 48, 99; 62, 570; "67,
71, 141; ’80, 29; ’82, 1 Se
170, 173; 783, 249 ; 84, 303
351; 87, 397, 399, 404;
04, "378. J I, 118; VII,
IX, 122
fissurella (Capulus). P 190, 1
(Platyceras). P ’89, 28
173 :
(Rostellaria). P °79, 219
Fissurellide. P ’62, 570; By
fissus (Mesoleius). P 94,
fistula (Teredo). P 748, "106;
571; ’82, 159. J TX% 119
Fistulana. j vi, 123. P ’48, 99; ?
470, 472, 477; ’62, 191, iss, i
77, 22; °79, "219 Pi
fistulare ( Sceliphron). P ’97, 3%
99, 199 E
19. P 59,
175, 179; °77,
1, 162; °97, 70; 1900,
147;
205;
500;
154,
"85, 282-289, 305;
120, 149, 165,” 195;
86,
88,
stes). 99, 37
nora. P '66, 115-133
(Anas). P 75, 356
day. P '60, 512; ’92,
ago). P 1900, 649, 671;
la (Lithocolletis). P °60, 207
Aleyrodes). P02, 282, 283
J VI, 213, 240
Fe (Poeeilichthys).
ellic P 73,
(Rhipidandrus).
yletinus). P ’54, 218
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
607
382
08,
flabellifer (Gammarus). P ’55,
(Melanoplus). P ’06, 405;
395
flabellifera (Loxia).
(Rhipidura). 789, 150
flabellifolia (Viola). P ’03, 694
flabelliforme (Hydnum). J ITI, 215
flabelliformis (Lentinus). J Il, 277
(Phasma). P ’04, 105
(Spheria). j v, 6
Flabelligera. P ’02, 275; ’09, 286
Flabellina. P ’79, 71, 79-82
flabellina (Flabellina). P ’79, 79
Flabellocrinus. P ’86, 182
flabellula (Ostrea). j vi, 92, 118.
P '’48, 103; ’79, 219; ’84, 104;
90, 403
flabellulum (Difflugia). P ’74, 157
flabellulum (Nebela). P 774, 157;
17, 265; °79, 162; ’80, 333, 337
Flabellum. P ’55, 263; ’82, 199;
705, 4. J IV, 388, 399; LX, 131,
145-148
flabellum (Actinobolus). P ’72, 253
(Carditopsis). P ’02, 702, 712
(Fistulipora). P ’66, 122
(Loxia). P ’64, 252
(Madrepora). P ’90, 304
(Nebela). P ’76, 115, 118
P 788, 308
P36, anf;
P ’64, 252
P
(Rhipidogorgia).
flaccida (Ophiomyxa).
89, 178
(Ophiura). j v, 151
(Tecturella). P ’63, 140
fladnitzensis (Draba). P ’63, 57
flagellaformis (Anguis). j
flagellaris Smee ive
94; 93,210. J 182, 192
flagellata ( (Ampullaria). P "91, 325
flagellator (Priscodelphinus). P 68,
187
(Zarhachis). P ’68, 185, 189;
69, 9. J VII, 435
flagellifer (Pisocrinus). P ’86, 98
flagellifera (Modiola). P ’77, 23
flagelliforme (Bascanium). P
335; 93, 385; 701, 59
elliforme testaceum (Bascanium).
P 93, 387
flagelliformis (Coluber).
P 60, 561
P 60, 561
P 60, 561;
192,
jv, 350;
01, 59
(Psammophis). P ’60, 561
(Viola). P 798, 405
(Zamenis). P 01, 59, 60
flagellum frenatum (Bascanion).
"97, 463
P
608 INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
flagellum piceus (Bascanium). P ’01,
61
flagellum (Coluber). P ’01, 59
(Zamenis). P ’01, 57, 59; 03,
34; 708, 121
flagellum flagellum (Zamenis). P
701, 59, 60; ’03, 549, 554, 556;
04, 471
flagellum frenatum (Zamenis). P
701, 59, 60
flagellum piceus (Zamenis). P ’01,
J Il, 154
(Anculosa). P ’64, 103
(Crategus). P 10, 209, 211
(Leptoxis). P 64, 103; 65,
6
(Saperda). J II, 154
flammatus (Anculotus). P ’64, 103
flammea (Archidoris). P ’79, 107
(Calappa). P ’88, 320; ’91,
192, 199
(Cancer). P 91, 192
(Cardita). P ’02, 707
(Cassis). J I, oo VIII, 356
(Pedicularis). P ’93, 212; ’95,
545
(Strix). j iu, 354. P 753,
307; ’90, 124. J 1, 28
flammeata ’ (Helicina). J IX, 104
Flammeo. P ’04, 236
flammeus (Actinobolus). P ’72, 253
(Cancer). P 778, 324
(Scaphinotus). P ’44, 54
flammiceps (Euplectes). J I, 242
(Petronason). P ’82, 274
(Rallus). P ’94, 146
flammipennis (Cryptocheilus). P ’02,
733
flammula (Merula). P ’75, 349
(Ranunculus). P ’63, 56
flammula var. reptans (Ranunculus).
P ’84, 80
flammulata (Cicindela). P ’08, 508
(Urocoptis).. P ’98, 274
Flammulina. P ’98, 222; 1900, 576
Flata. j iv, 335; vi, 237. "Pe 07, 495
Flatida. P ’07, "467, 495, 496
Flatoides. P 07, 497
flava (Actinia). j i, 170, 185
(Aesculus). P ’62, 12
(Alauda). j iv, 181
(Carex). P ’87, 74
(Chleia). P 703, 426
(Corticifera). j i, 179, 182.
P ’89, 122
(Cyelas). P ’60, 292; ’61, 409
(Cyrena). P ’60, 279
P 1900, 484;
(Dasystoma).
10, 546, 582
(Formica). P ’77, 145; ’82,
148
flammata (Amphionycha).
flava. Continued.
flavala (Ixos). P 99) oe
flanaxilla (Xanthornus).
flavedana (Platynota).
flavens (Croton). P ’89, ma
flaveola (Certhia). P ’60, 377
flaveolus (Manacus). ’p
Flaveria.
flavescens (Alternanthera).
(Fringilla). P ’64, 254
otra ae P 60, 512
(Goniobasis). P 62, 264;
43. J V, 303
(Hesperia). P ’85, 87
(Lonicera). P 97, 285 *
(Loriearia). P 92 307
(Odontomyia). P 82, 7
(Orthis). P ’65, tts ae
(Plantanthera).
(Seoparia). P m1, 108
(Tanagra). j iv, 377
266-271
(Certhiola). P ’60,
296; ’64, 271; ’66, 67
(Chiromacheeris).
(Cereba). P Bhi
(Ephemera).
(Fringilla). i iv, re
(Homalota).
(Microneta). P 92, 47
(Sybaris). P 708, 620
(Syealis). P 99, 307 |
99, 33 be
’(GEdothorax).
(Tmeticus). P
311
P 705, 3
j vii, 81
(Amastra).
(Anolis).
(Atelopus). J
(Bodianus).
(Brosmius).
(Calliodon).
(Celeus). P ’63, 323 —
(Cinosternum). P
703, 543, 544, 552; 708,
(Cladophora). Pp 709, 35
(Cyclas). P ’60, 290, | :
Cyperus). P 709, 489
(Goniobasis). P 62, 2
22. J V, 339
(Helicina).
TX, 101, 110
(Helix). P ’60, =
(Herpetodryas).
(Kinosternon).
92, 333, 337
(Morone). P ’87, 295
(Murex). J XII, 482 —
(Palingenia).
(Pantala).
152; °99, 229, 233; 708,
481, 489, 490
en ee 3
RP 65, 82; 77, 44;
4, 509; 706, 521
P 62, 368, 401
dendron). P ’81, 440;
a). P 62, 349
yra). P 03, 543
P 63, 179; °97, 119
tis). P 89, 148
P °97, 119; °99,
a). P ’73, 181
53, 249; °77, 28
(Diacantha P 782, 282
me ‘61° 98;
mo tk 1D: 784, 98
‘illa). j iv, 172
s). P 66, 347
P 66, 79; 68,
; 799, 24; 703, 29:
sg 02, 180
sthodon). P ’02, 694
P 59, 301, 304;
rOco: ius). P "66, 14
(Ameles). P 03, 702
Oriolus). P 91, 449
‘ingilla). j iv, 45, 46
P 55, 291, 295
65, 208, 209
( penerus). P 51, 348
P 64, 241;
ptia). P 54, 220. JI,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
609
flavicornis (Cryptocephalus). P °47,
172
(Cyphonyx). P ’96, 551
j iii, 274.
‘ (Dorthesia).
(Galba). P ’52, 48
(Gorytes). P 95, 537
(Gyrophaena). P 44, 31
(Hister). j v, 3
(Mesoleptus ).
(Myodes).
(Nemotelus). P ’94, 272
Baas ¥ $2, 87; 95,
32
(Pachybrachis). J I, 261
(Salius). P ’96, 551
flavicrissus (Cassiculus). P ’67, 67
(Cassicus). P ’99, 34
flavida (Apex). P ’88, 38, 40
(Colaspis). P ’73, 44
(Crioceres). j v, 281
(Helicina). P ’60, 153;
332
(Seintilla). P ’72, 224
(Zonitis). P ’53, 349
flavidula (Aurelia). P ’88, 331
flavidulus (Unio). P ’61, 39 J
, 97
ae ne P 754, 150;
P °65,
91,
62,
Maite: P 61, 169;
84, 160
(Cercopithecus). P ’96, 546
(Chrysops). P 95, 321
(Gryphinus). P 52, 143
(Melanoplus). P 704, 571;
706, 406; ’07, 54
‘(Mesenchytreus). P 799, 133
(Spintharus). P ’04, 126
(Unio). P 72, 156. J VII,
8
wae aot (Lygophis). P ’62, 76,
80, 3
Be 7 kag (Aegithalus). P 55, $25;
759, 41; 99, 40
’(Coccinella). P '47, 181
(Midas). P ’61, 464
(Motacilla). j iv, 190
(Jurinia). P ’95, 332
(Seymnus). P ’47, 180; 752,
136
(Sylvia). j iv, 190
( Vowe) 8. av, 174," 1975.5. P
51, 149; 53, 309; ’54, 398; 75,
348; 795, 493; ’96, 157; ’98, 85;
708, 154
flavifrontella (Butalis). P ’60, 169,
434
flavigaster (Microeca). P ’89, 146
(Pendulinus). P ’67, 58
(Psarocolius). P ’67, 55
610
flavigastra (Aracana). P ’07, 439
(Cotyle). P ’60, 133
(Hirundo). P ’60, 133
ore P 83, 128; ’89,
P 64, 242
55, 439;
flavigula (Bucco).
(Hyphantornis). P
756, 319; 59, 134
(Ploceus). P ’59, 134
(Psittacus). P 64, 240
flavigularis (Dendrophis). ba
205; ’56, 153; ’57, 66; ’60, 556
(Herpetodryas). Pp 56, 307;
60, 561; ’66, 305
’(Lepus). P ’99, 382
i ae anata P 56, 242;
60, 561
» (Psammophis). P 52, 178;
60, 561
ie aon: P 57, 67; 60,
550, 556
flaviguttatus (Hemulon). P ’62, 254
flavilabris (Acara). P 771, 255
(Anthocomus). P 52, 165
(Attalus). P ’66, 347
(Eutaenia). P ’66, 306
(Malachius). jv, 169. P ’52,
66
P 72,
P 01, 88
flavilarvata (Aptenodytes).
176, 199
flavilata (Rhadinea).
flavilatus (Dromicus).
"78, 27; 94, 428;
(Liophis). P "01, 88
(Pomacentrus). P
63, 214, 215
flavilenta (Holbrookia). P ’83, 10
flavilimbis (Stenolophus). P ’68,
378
flavimana (Authaxia). P ’57, 9
flavimanus (Acanthogobius). P ’59,
145
(Gobius). P ’59, 145
flavimarginatus (Gymnothorax). J
XII, 501
flavimenta (Barbatula). P ’99, 49
flavinasus (Campylus). P ’45, 219
flavipectus (Cryptus). P ’94, 187
flavipedes (Dendryphantes). P ’92,
74
flavipenne (Podium). P ’97, 373
(Sceliphron). P ’97, 373
flavipennis (Anaspis). P ’62, 45;
66, 347. JI, 100
_ (Campoplex). P ’73, 888
gaimaer veg gS od 05, 792, 839
(Macromia).
‘Namegnei.
(Priocnemis). P
(Salius). P ’99, 198
(Sericosomus). P ’61, 848
flavipennula (Sparatta). P’ 703, 306
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
"62, 148;
flavipes (Anthrenus). P
(Badister).
(Certhia). P , oye
(Cicindelay. P 08, 505,
(Cyparium).
(Diaperis).
(Donacia). P 51, 815
(Gambetta).
195; 764, 68; 71, po
(Hirmoneura). 'P ’9
(Ketupa). P 62, 313
(Lelie P 707 189
(Lycosa). sy 179 LACS
er pases atin +59, 8b .
(Myiagra). P ’59
(Oberea). J II, 153
(Odontota). P 173, 8
(Pardosa). P 04,
164, 179 .
(Pelecotoma). P ’45, |
(Platydema). J I,
12, 38
(Prosenoides). P 795
(Rhamphidia). P 59, 1! L
ji 1335
P 97, 377
A tiatpe “gal
Sites:
(Sphex
(Stenolophus). P 58,
377. J IV,°29
(Telephorus). P 63;
361, 401; ’77, 146, 149,
155.
(Termes). P ’82, 266.
(Totanus). j v, 83;
P ’53, 427; 55, 315;
75, 354; '93, 22, 36. aL
‘(‘Trachyscelis). P 46
(Trechus). P ’68,.
325. J IV, 2
_ (Tritoma). P
” Cvauelhan’s P 196
flavipunctatum (Amphiesma).
503
flavirostris (Adamastor). P
142; °66, 135 :
510
P
425
( #Estrelata).
(Ardea). P 759, ace
( ggtcalamba).
ane umba). P 790,
ates etta). P 59, 173
(Betta). 1 iv 64
(Gallinula). P 94, 147.
(Limnocorax). P ’59, 17
Linaria). P ’61, 381 ;
Pepane ta P 99, 47 _—
(Monasa). P 60, 135
288; ’99, 47
(Procellaria). P ’64, ba
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 611
(Psendotriton).
(Seydmenus). P ’52, 152
Ganarion) P "60, 72;
ms 8p 54, 120;
t). i” 353; vi, 36. P
odon). P °56, 241, 252
hag 05, 778
" P 62,236; °97, 106
: (92, 192; 99, 23; 768, 86
, 106
spa). P 73, 71
sta). P '56, 317;
Tr oo). P 59, 43
rannula). P ’43, 283, 285;
(Labristoma). P ’82, 275
is (Rana). j v, 338; vi, 36
neum (Cybium). P ’62, 126
2 (Chemnitzia). ‘
obi 10, 422, 423,
omena). P ’51, 386
bonilla). P ’99, 175
eus (Pitylus).
a (CEdionychis).
flavofasciata (Macroglossa). J IV,
131
(Schistocerca). P ’07, 186
flavofasciatum (Acridium). P ’’70,
78; ’04, 533
*(Boopedon). P ’70, 84; 704,
19
flavoferruginea (Cladura). P 59,
229
flavogularis (Centurio). P ’61, 359,
360; 701, 295-302
flavoguttata (Mylabris). P ’08, 609
(Nomada). P ’03, 614
flavoinflatus (Erianthus). P ’04, 672
flavolimbata (Galleruca). P ’65, 220
(Trirhabda). P ’65, 219, ’220;
flavolimbatus (Philonthus). P ’66,
348
(Serranus). P ’07, 252
flavolineata (Osmilia). P ’05, 444
flavolineatum (Acrydium). P ’04,
539; ’07, 192
(Hemulon). P ’97, 109; ’99,
119
flavolineatus (Diabasis). P ’97, 109
(Mulloides). P ’85, 152; ’97,
2
(Mullus). P ’97, 72
(Toxotus). P 54, 18; 761, 356
(Upeneus). P ’82, 306 -
ay 30 (Acilius). P ’66, 348.
J
(Hydatieus). J IV, 30
flavomarginata (Acemmodera). ST,
7; ’61, 335. J IV, 34
Chrysomela). "5 iii, 452. P
56, 36; °73, 50
(Eurylepta). P ’57, 20
flavopicta (Myzine). P 96, 294
flavoptera (Fringilla). P 156, 319;
59, 136
flavopunctata (Tenia). P ’84, 137
flavopurpuratus (Cynichthys). P ’82,
273
flavopygia (Sylvia). j iv, 193, 253
flavosignata (Acmzodera). Pp i
flavospecularis (Crithagra). P ’65, 90
flavosticta (Acmeodera). P ’73, 332
flavotorquata (Apostolepis). P 61,
524
flavoviridis (Bothrops). P ’60, 492
(Lachesis). P ’02, 185
(Rana). P ’55, 424
(Ranoidea). P 53, 422
(Vireo). P ’99, 31
( Vireosylvia). Pp 51, 152; 99,
1
flavovittata (Coris). P 1900, 511
flavovittatus (Julis). P 1900, 511
(Mulloides). P ’85, 154
(Upeneus). P ’85, 154
612.
flavula (Corydalis). P ’89, 58
(Fumaria). P ’89, 58
flavum (Eriogonum). j i, 33. P
63, 75. J I, 166
(Liobunum). P 1900, 541
(Ophidium). P ’64, 200
(Prophysaon). P ’98, 244-247
Pra acai P ’60, 292; 61,
(Spherodorum). = 709, 332
(Xanthoxylum). 709, 486
flavus oregonus PWaiwarisctny’ P. 793,
416
flavus leucostriatus (Budytes). P
1900, 5, 33
flavus (Calochortus). P ’98, 388
(Corvus). P ’64, 242
(Cricetodipus). P ’75, 300-305
(Dendryphantes). P 92, 74
(Lasius). P ’79, 140
(Leistes). P 66, 14
(Limax). P ’58, 199; 73, 246;
75, 153, 173, 174; ’89, 196
’(Melampus). P 59, 188; 710,
67
(Noturus). P
46; ’85, 410. J VI, 237
(Ophion). P ’73, 374
(Oriolus). P ’66, 14
(Perognathus). P ’55, 882;
67, 1385; °75, 360; 703, 24
flavus mexicanus (Perognathus). I
94, 265
flavus (Picus). P ’64, 243
(Ramphastos). P 64, 241;
67, 124
(Stizus). P 95, 267, 268
(Tridens). P 710, 555
(Triportheus). P ’71, 264;
706, 448, 451
(Unio). P ’53, 246, 249; °54,
239
flebilis (Pterostichus). P ’73, 306.
J II, 245
flectens (Ischnochiton). P ’65, 60
(Trachydermon). P ’65, 60
flectidens (Uranoplosus). P ’94, 65.
J IX, 446
flemingi (Chonetes). P
247. J III, 26, 32
(Mitra). P ’48, 101
(Productus). P ’88, 227. J
II, 91; THE, '7, 21, 22
Flesus. P ’92, 277
flesus (Pleuronectes). P
92, 277
fletcheri (Chaetetes). P ’66, 116
(Taxocrinus). P ’86, 68
(Viola). P ’03, 694
fleuriausiana (Janira). P ’90, 454
Fleurya. P ’89, 403
flexa (Eulima). P ’05, 109
91, 244,
92, 304;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
64, 277; 77,
flexicaulis (Acacia). P
(Jungermannia). P
flexidens (Bifidaria).
flexilis (Elasmodes).
(Onychaster). P 69,
(Pinus). P ’63, 76;
flexilis var. murrayana (
01, 355
flexilis (Planaria). P ’57,
fiexionalis (Turritella).
flexispina (Spongilla).
flexistria (Productus). J III,
22
flexistriata- (Margaritella).
423
(Solarium).
168; 56, 282; ’60, 423 —
flexuocostatus (Fusus). P 56,
282; ’60, 421
flexuolaris (Lepomis).
(Philomyeus). P ”
(Vaginulus).
flexuosa (Aira). .
(Axionice). P ’02, 276 —
(Brizopyrum). P 99,
(Caryophyllia). P
(Cladocora). P ’90.
flexistriatum
(Drillia). P 62 0, 30
a (Gorgonia). P gg, 308
(Kellia). P ’10, 546,
(Lonicera). P ’88, 27
169
(Lucina). P 72, 91
4 ee P °73, 189
™ (Neuropteria).
(Palava). 8, Boa, ey
(Partula).
‘ (Phaca). p 63
(Pleurotoma). pe
82, 169
(Plexaura). P
308
(Poa). P 95, 544
centraia P 1900,
Rangia).
(Retepora). J
(Strigilla). P "tie;
155; ‘03, 757
(Tellina). j ii, SOF
(Tentaculites). P ’65
(Terebratella). P 73,
(Terebratula). P ’7
(Tillandsia). P Sh
(Uniola). P 62,
(Xyris). P 1900, ” 485,
04, 605
flexuosum Spice = > ae
(Graphephorum ,
flexuosus (Aster). P ’81, 4545
670
phagus). i v, 260. P
). P ’72, 91
a - 53, 249; 54, 239
hia). P 60, 163
g 05, 115
. P 10, 533
J III, 206
P ’89, 405
a). P 91, 50
as). P 52, 99
us). P 59, 70. J
P °45, 802.
rathoerinus). P 779, 351
tomus). J VI, 235
les). P 1900, 514
mn). P 1900, 514
inus). P 79, 351
. P '63, 311
P 62, 171;
tyophara). P ’07, 469,
). P 05, 316
axevlotus). P 63, 317
pias P °89, 355
P 02, 674
P ’63, 352
P 58, 130;
ndum (Echniospermum). P
“72; °80, 131
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
613
floribundus Sat ge a P 92, 364
(Mimulus). P 71
(Samalus). P 1900, 668 ;
663. J I, 181
floricola (Chrysobothris).
"73, 332
Florida. *
63
florida (Callopora).
(Chama). P
(Cornus). P
02,
P 707,49;
"75, 353; 90,
P 766, 115, 116
72, 117
760, 200; 780,
348; 781, 459; °92, 377; ’97, 188;
1900, 346, 348; 07, 456. J III, 90
(Gardenia). P ’89, 386
floride (Chelanops). P ’04, 140
(Difflugia). P ’78, 172
(Monopsis). P ’07, 475
floridana (Agrilus). P ’73, 91, 94
(Amblycorypha). P ’05, 42,
54; ’07, 301
(Anyphena). P ’04, 124
(Aphelocoma). P "389, 269;
444
64, 62;
91,
floridana woodhousi (Aphelocoma).
P ’08, 90
floridana (Area). P ’81, 451;
154; ’91, 46
(Argyrodes). P 704, 126
P 80, 26
P "14, 175
(Artemis).
(Arvicola).
(Bathyphantes). P ’04, 128
(Cantua). ii, 110
(Cardita). BL, ATs . 02,
702, 706; 03, 156
(Carditamera). P 72, 257;
702, 702
(Cermatia). J V, 10
(Cichla). {4
(Coleosoma
(Coriarachne).
(Cristellaria). P ’65, 74; ’82,
189
(Cyanocitta). P 75, 346
ae oe na). P 46, 23; ’60, 279;
?
(Cytherea). P ’48, 99
(Dieranomyia). P ’95, 320
(Dictyna). P 704, 121, 125
(Dosinia). P ’80, 26
(Emys). P 54, 189; ’59, 7
(Eryecina). P ’03, 756, 758
(Euryeotis). P 705, 29, 32,
53; ’07, 282
(Frelichia). P ’63, 75
(Fulica). P 775, 358
» (Gamasomorpha). P
122
(Gratiola). j vii, 103
floridana var. pascoensis (Habro-
poda). P ’98, 54
floridana (Holothuria). P ’88, 310
(Ieius). P 704, 138
182,
04, 121,
614
floridana. Continued.
(Lactuca). P 1900, 671
(Leguminaria). P 748, 121;
98, 60
(Lepidosternum). P ’08, 119
(Loripes). P ’72, 89
(Lucina). P ’80, 24
(Lycosa). P 04, 134; ’08,
163, 223, 225, 231, 283
(Lyonsia). \ 48, 121. JI, 208
(Mantura). P 73, 73
(Meretrix). P ’54, 30
(Mus). P ’74, 175;- 94, 239,
244
(Nemophora). P ’65, 74
(Neotoma). j iv, 346. P ’48,
44; 53, 414; ’74, 174, 175, 180;
80, 347; °93, 16; ’94, 214-217, 244
(Nummulites). P 747, 281
(Oplotheca). P ’63, 75
(Oribata). P ’04, 146
(Pardosa). P ’04, 186; 08,
164
(Paroxya). P ’04, 777, 793
(Prosthesima). P ’04, 123 -
(Pseudostoma). P ’52, 159;
75, 132
(Purpura). j vii, 265. P ’71,
43
(Rhineiira). P ’61, 75; 96,
(Scutigera). J V, 10
(Siliqua). J I, 208
(Singa). P ’04, 131
(Terebratula). j viii, 223. P
05, 6
(Terebratulina). P ’05, 6
(Thalamia). P ’04, 122
(Thargalia). P ’04, 124
(Trochosa). P ’04, 135
(Urosalpinx). P ’91, 51
(Venus). P ’48, 107
(Veronicella). P "73, 247;
75, 156, 232
(Waldheimia). P ’73, 181
(Zamia). P ’04, 613
floridanum (Cecum). P ’91, 53
(Glottidium). P ’67, 19
(Linum). P ’01, 567
(Lepidosternon). P 758, 255
(Lepidosternum). P ’61, 75
(Metachroma). P ’73, 48
(Neotoma). P ’53, 414; ’68,
86. J VII, 358, 407, 446
poise th P ’89, 210
Paspalum). P ’86, 285
floridanus (Alpheus). P ’79, 416
(Anthrax). P ’95, 326
(Atemnus). P ’04, 141
(Bulimulus). P ’75, 155; ’97,
0
(Bulimus). P ’48, 97
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
floridanus chapmani (Lepus).
floridanus. Continued.
(Chelifer). P ’04, 140 —
(Chlorodius). P ’79, 395
(Coluber). j = 360; vi, 36
(Colymbus). P 775, es
(Corvus). ji, 346. P ”
(Dasypterus). P 702, 3§
Sreorerst sao P Oa
Dichothorax). P ’03, 2
(Drepanodon). P ’89, 29
(Eremeus). P 704, 1
(Eupomatus). P 10
(Gorytes). P °95, 520, 537
(Graculus). P ’71, 38
(Lemmus). P ’74 175
(Leptodius). P 79, 395.
(Leptothorax). P ’03, 224, |
(Lepus). P 799, ee oe
floridanus alacer (Lepus).
floridanus auduboni aa ;
390; ’04, 587
floridanus aztecus (Lepus).
385
floridanus caniclunis (Lepus).
888
387
floridanus holzneri (Lepus). P =i
390
floridanus sanctidiegi (Lepus
99, 389
floridanus subeinetus (Lepus
99, 386 a.
floridanus yueatanicus (
99, 384
floridanus (Machairodus). Pp
(Mastodon). P
38; ’87, 309; ’90, 64, 184
” (Malvaviseus’). j vii, 8
(Maypacius). P_0
(Megisthanus). P 0
(Microceramus).
(Micropterus). P ’7
(Modulus). P 791,
(Mus). P 53, 414_
(Nummulites). P
82, 189; ’86, 57
’(Phacoides). bg be '
(Phalacrocorax).
(Polyporus). J It
224
(Pteroplatus). 62,
(Puffinus). P 64, 13
(Rhyncholo buy Pp
(Sceloporus). P 703,
254
(Smilodon). P 95,
XI, 240
(Sosippus). P 704, 121,
08, 165, 293, |
(Stigmeus,). P 704, 144
P ]
romus).
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
inued.
mz 78 955,79, 421
Bre
almus). P 195,. 334
P 704, 133
spherysa). P ’95, 332
AC) onychia).— P
95,
nophyto). P 95, 333
esmus). P
isa). P
ia. P ’03, 340
393
ifere (Actinia).
atigge P ’89,
ATINUS
anus (Mioclenus).
(Tetraclenodon).
ius (Sibbaldius).
P
(Thelephora).
790, 222
(Zoanthus). i
95, 334
: P ’58, 32; 791, 215
lyeanthus). P
er). Ji, 458. P 91, 215
9
78, 38°
64,
J I, 279
var. circinalis ( Anabaena).
a. P 03, 364, 380, 390
ide. P °03, 360-390
i, 174
106, 109, 111
89,
P ’92, 300
P 92, 300
P 69, 16, 17
86,
615
fluctiger (Unio). P ’59, 152. JF
IV, 250; , 23
fluctuans (Cloe). P 62, 379, 401
fluctuata yaad ale J VIII, 278
Astarte). P 772, 7046
fluctuatus (Tachysphex). P 96, 554
fluctuosa (Myodora). P ’04, 559
fluitans (Ceresia). P ’86, 289
(Glyceria). P ’93, 215; ’95,
545; 1900, 662
(Panicularia).
(Paspalum). P
(Potamogeton). P ’60, 513
(Riccia). P ’69, 233; ’80, 230
flumiflamma (Anthrax). P ’94, 275
fluminalis (Corbicula). P ’60, 270
ena). P ’60, 270, 279
(Tellina). P ’60, 270
(Venus). P ’60, ty
Am 08. 749 (Corbicula). P ’60, 270;
749
’(Cyelas). P ’60, 270, 292
(Cyrena). P 60, 270, 279
(Porzana). P 94, 143
(Tellina). P ’60, 270
(Venus). P ’60, 270
fluminensis (Rhaphoneis). P ’90, 139
Fluorite. P 76, 12, 99; ’80, 243;
789, 184, 187; ’92, 179-193; ’97,
P 1900, 662
86, 289
437
Flustra. j vi, 124, 203; vii, 122;
viii, 214. P '44, 85; °45, 255. J
II, 141; V, 150
Flustrella. J V, 160
Flustrellaria. J V, 154
Flustrellaride. J V, 113, 152
Flustrellide. J V, 113, 160
Flustrinide. J V, 113
fluvialis (Astacus). J VIII, 444
j. 9; 190," ?
(Gomphus). P ’62, 390, 393,
394, 597, 401
(Io). P ’63, 307; ’65, 19
(Numenius). P 775, 354
(Palemon). P 771, 227
(Peneus). P ’78, 330
(Pleurocera). P ’63, 307
fluviatile (Hypnum). P ‘55, 447
fluviatilis (Algoma). P 56, 181
(Ancylus). P ’83, 214-240
(Anodonta). P ’53, 263; 57,
3 60, 17, 156; ’61, 310, 399; 772,
193, 44; 94. 30. J III, 317
63,
i (Astacus). P ’50, 25; ’52, 11;
793, 122; ’02, 321
(Bulla). j ii, 178
(Corbictla). P ’60, 270
(Cyclas). P ’60, 270, 292;
62, 37
(Cyrena). P 60, 271, 279
(Ephydatia). P ’87, 178
616
fluviatilis. Continued.
(Gobio). P ’63, 257
(Gromia). P ’74, 88
(Hudsonius). P ’56, 210
(Io). P ’63, 307; ’65, 19
(Lampetra). P ’07, 464 -
(Lophiosphera). P ’93, 188
(Lota). P 92, 234
(Margaritana). J IV, 224
(Meyenia). P 84, 28, 216, 217;
86, 228; ’87, 171, 178, 199, 206,
214, 218, 221
fluviatilis var. acuminata (Meyenia).
P ’87, 209, 219, 222
fluviatilis —_var. angustibrotulata
(Meyenia). P ’87, 219, 223
fluviatilis var. gracilis (Meyenia). P
87, 219, 224
fluviatilis var. mexicana (Meyenia).
P 87, 219, 222
fluviatilis var. meyeni (Meyenia). P
87, 221
fluviatilis (Monoplephorus). P 05,
382
(Motacilla). P ’75, 351
(Mygale). P 1900, 530
(Myrmecophila). P 1900, 530
(Mytilus). P 753, 254, 266
(Palemon). P ’93, 122
(Pectunculus). P ’53, 254, 265
(Peneus). j i, 286. P_ ’93,
110
(Perca). P ’61, 48; ’92, 268;
57, 28
06, 521
(Procotyla). P
(Raia). P ’05, 460
(Rana). P 756, 143
(Scirpus). P 70, 89
(Spongilla). P 87, 178-238
(Sterna). P ’62, 547
(Tellina). P 60, 270
(Thelphusa). P ’80, 35
(Venus). P ’60, 270
Fluvicola. P 752, 41
fluxionalis (Turritella). P ’48, 107;
62, 567
fluxuosa (Tellina). P ’62, 573
Foa. P ’06, 526
fockei (Thysanozoon). P ’57, 20
Fodiator.. P ’01,
fodiens (Aleyrodes). P ’02, 281
(Bembidula). P ’95, 351, 354
fodinalis (Xanthomelon). P ’96, 345
fecundus (Cormocephalus). J V, 33
fedata (Coptacra). P ’02, 636
fedatum (Acridium). P ’02, 636
fedatus (Hister). P ’52, 39
Fegia. P ’61, 465, 475, 492
feniculaceum (Eupatorium). P ’67,
20; ’89, 387
Feniculum. P ’89, 385; ’05, 698
fetans (Laurida). P ’82, 279
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
fetens (Salmo).
131, 135; ’97, 96
(Saurus). 35
(Synodus). *P z
97, 96; 06, 87 - gs
feetida (Allobophora). P
(Crategus). P iss '
3
(Hisenia). P ’02, 84
(Passiflora). P ¢
(Phoca). P 1900,
(Pluchea). P 67,
tBorlnesy. i % 23
(Serissa). 58,
(Spatheyma). P ‘07, » 457
fetidus (Phallus). P ’76, 19
(Symploearpus). P ’6C
91, 277
Symplocos).
foina (Mustela). P 702,
foliacea (Ceramopora).
119
(Chama). P ’
(Dictyna). P 1900,
24
(Goniada). P 703,
550
i (Haltica). P 58, 86.
P 3s
(Leonnatus).
(Purpura). Vit, 388
(Seala). J
icltabcven see? (Seala).
196
(Sealaria). J
foliaceus var. frondeus
95, 551
foliaceus (Graptolithus).
308
(Radiolites). P 90,
foliata (Acacesia). P =
(Epeira). P ’03,
(Libellula). P %08,
488
(Misumena). P 792,
(Myrmecdoe aa Ps
(Nereis). P 109, 2
foliatus (Arion). P
(Cupiennius). P
(Phyllopteryx). P
09
(Syngnathus). P 39, 3
(Unio). P ’52, 54; 53,
54, 240; 56, 213. J v 4
foliicola (Rhizomorpha). i
foliolatum (Prophysaon).
241-252
foliolatus (Anodonta). P ”
(Arion). P ’75, 154,
240, 248
foliolatus var. hemphilli (A
98, 248
nacarion). P ’98, 248
nga). J III, 182, 192
liogonum). P *48, 16.
amebatia). J III, 87
ta). P 48,18. J I,
P ’68, 166
gia). P10, 554
is). P 48,18. J
P 48,19. J
pplana). | P 757, 22
s). - 57, 22
(Rallus). P 94, 145
(Carex). P ’87, 68; 07,
90, 237
P 58, 249; 54,
i (Diplax).
petrum). P 798, 154; 799,
(Achirus). P ’87, 391
_ (Terebratula). P 73,
Terebratula). J VIII, 336
‘Cyclas). P ’60, 279, 292;
). P ’60, 279
(Unio). P ’53, 268
ontia). P ’84, 81
notis). P ’93, 217
Dolomedes). P 04, 314,
fee 64, 6; °03, 42
(Amphoroides). P08,
is. “> "55, 446
(Baione). P°T7, 83
( . 92, 363
TE
(Cy 60, 292
er Pp °91,
J Ix, 270, 351, 368, 383
, ‘oe 95, 340
(Physa). P 04, 343
ea ). jv, 338. P 55, 424;
109,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
617
fontinalis. Continued. ~
(Salmo). P ’51, 208; ’58, 137;
62, 102; °71, 305; ’73, 164. J
VI, 208, 238, 241
footiana (Anodonta). P 53, 264
foraminatus (Echidnocerus). P ’58,
231 -
foraminosa (Spongelia). P ’7o, 313
foraminosus (Spirorbis). P ’04, 176
forbesi (Rallicula). P ‘94, 149
forbesiana (Acton). P ’05, 19
(Anodonta). P ’60, 92. J
P 88, 29
(Cyprina). P 77, 23
forbesianus (Mespilocrinus).
(Unio). P 53, 249;
forbesii (Aleyrodes). P ’02, 282
(Argiope). P ’73, 194
(Asterias). P ’78, 306; ’89,
170
(Corbicula). P ’60, 270
(Cyrena). P ’60, 270, 279
= tm See e P ’58, 236
Halictus). P ’98, 51
(Obitoides). P ’02, 746
(Pagurus). P ’58, 236
(Scintilla). P ’72, 224
(Spirifer). J III, 73
(Travisia). P ’08, 354
Forbsiocrinus. P ’60, 389; 61, 130;
65, 138, 189; 66, 255; 68, 342:
78, 252- 255; 79, 266-268, 314,
372; 81, 179, 279, 296 ; 82, 17;
785, 232, 236, 266, 291, 292; 86,
64-69; 88, 353- 356; 90, 388
foreatus (Phanerodon). P 55, 322
forceps (Bithynis). P 93, 121
(Cermatia). J V, 9
(Eupagurus). P 358, 237
(Gelasimus). P ’80, 144
(Pagurus). P 758, 237
(Palemon). j viii, 144. P
93, 121
’(Seutigera). P 03, 42, 44
(Selista). J V, 10
forcifer (Solaster). P ’01, 181
Forcinella. P ’03, 305
forcipata (Anoplonassa). J VII, 436
(Evarne). P 710, 358
(Grammadera). P 07, 380
(Harmothoé). P ’10, 358
(Lestes). P ’62, 385, 401; 793,
379
(Macropsalis). P ’99, 33
(Navicula). P 790, 444
(Oxyena). P ’75, 446; 92,
315
forcipatus (Gelasimus). P ’80, 142
(Lithobius). P ’03, 42, 44
P 79,
‘17, 26.
618
Forcipiger. P 1900, 512
fordii (Cerion). P 397, 365; 798, 475
sie var. submarmoratum ‘(Cerion).
P 97, 365
fordii (Donax). P 06, 37
(Tachydromus). P 57, 48
fordulum (Theridium). at 09, 203
fordum (Theridium). P ’09, 203
foremani (Cyclas). P ’54, 30
(Gyrotoma). P ’65, 19
(Lucina). j viii, 184. P ’41,
29; 748, 101; ’62, 577; ’67, 139;
’80, 21, 23; ’82, 160; ’90, 144, 146
(Melania). P ’63, 308
(Pleurocera). P ’63, 308; ’65,
foremaniana (Sagda). P ’10, 517
foremanianus (Unio). P 53, 249;
17, 28. J V, 443
foremanii (Dugesia). P ’57, 23
(Melania). P ’63, 308
(Planaria). P ’57, 23
foremanni (Anculosa). P ’64, 103
(Leptoxis). P ’64, 103
forestan (Cocytius). J IV, 167
(Macrosila). J IV, 126, 161,
167
(Sphinx). J IV, 167
Forestiera. P 62, 7, 166; 782, 218;
89, 391; ’05, 700°
forfex (Leptomylus). P76; 29
forficatus (Elanoides). P ’75, 345;
95, 381, 464, 478; ’08, 90
(Falco). ig 75, 345
(Lanius). P 67, 219
(Lithodomus). P ’61, 44
(Milvulus). P ’51, 216; ’90,
214; '92, 107
(Nauclerus). P ’70, 144; ’75,
345
Forficesila. P ’01, 273;
forficigerus (Pilumnus).
Forficula. P ’78, 315;
709, 10, 25
forficula (Lestes). P ’93, 379
701, 273; °03, 299;
Forficulide. P
704, 562, 776, 777; 705, 31, 53, 838;
07, 25, 151, 281; ’09, 414
Formica. j i, 64. P ’73, 298; ’76,
199, 200; ’77, 134, 145; ’79, 142,
154; ’80, 376, 384; ’81, 67; ’82,
148, 264, 266-269; ’84, 57-65;
87, 27, 335, 370; ’01, 426; ’02,
601-604; ’03, 215, 219, 228, 492,
493; ’04, 642, 644
formica (Bathyphantes). P ’92, 45
(Synemosyna). P ’92, 80; 704,
0
03, 304
P 58, 86
03, 301-311;
Formicaleo. j viii, 44
Formicarie. P ’81, 69
Formacariide. P ’68, 285
Formicarius. P ’52, 96; ’68, 285
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Formicide. P ’49, 196; ’81, 6
703, 215
Formicilla. P 52, 94. J V, 38°
Formicivora. P ’60, 190; 68, 285
(GEnanthe). P ’67, 220
(Saxicola). P ’67, 220 As
4,
91; ’59, 105, 190; ’63, oP
55. J I, 56; II, 270
792, 116; °98, 210; '04; 68 eee
formicivorus (Pieus). P "55, 313
formicola (Cynedesmus). P 96, |
Formicomus. F 52, 92, 94
formicivora (Motacilla). "p 67,
formicivorus (Melanerpes). P
formicivorus bairdi (Melanerpes). :
formicoides (Micaria). P 92, 1
formidabilis (Latrodectus). ¥ ‘98,
(Megalostrata). P ’09, 198
formio (Panopeus). P 758, 35 —
formosa (Algansea). P 56
(Anculosa). P °60, 187; 764
103. J V, 264
» Aguilegia). P "84, 80
P ’61, 68;
(Blattina). P ’85, 113
191, 442 —
(Asterionella).
6
(Calocitta). P
(Cellepora). J V, 128
(Ceraticelus). P 05, 320
(Ceratinella). P ’92, 33
(Chrysomela). j iii, 451. P
56, 39; °73, 51
(Cicindela). ji, 19. P 66;
363
(Cornicularia). P ’92, 34;
(Coronella). P ’65, 197
(Crassiseta). P ’95, 339
rari, P ’08, 361.
(Cyelas). P ’56, 115,
185, 292, 432; ’62, 37
(Cyrene). P. ’09, 223
(Dielytra). J IIT, 80
(Elgaria). P ’52, 175
(Fumaria). J III, 80
(Galleoma). P ’72, 222 —
Ses P 95, 381
96, 162 :
(Goniobasis). P 764, 29;
3
(Helix). P ’74, ie STi
(Heterandria). ’p 59, 62
(Idionella). P ’05, 302
(Langia).
(Leptoxis). P ’64, 103
(Limia). P ’59, 115 *
(Mactra). P ’56, 271,
57, 125; 60, 425
(Melania). P 64, 29
(Modiola). P 61, 439
(Monedula). P °95, 366
P 56, 201; ’10,
P ’98, 390, 399
P 08,155
P °75, 244; ’85,
P 05, 307,
?
:: P ’53, 311, 399
P ’A, 179, 425
oda). P 95, 332
ella). P ’60, ” 425
((Cyclophorus). P ’05,
sd 705, 738; 708, 569
41
(Palaina). P ’05, 728
5 OF iy aS 749
phidromus). P ’05,
mus). P 05, 735
iha). P °03, 739; 08,
elophorus). P ’05, 722
is — (Clausilia). P
70
(Cypricardia). P ’05,
etheulota). P ’05, 735
a)- P 705, 734
Bulota). P 05, 734
(Fo: aekna). Pp 705, 739
_ (Limaeella). P 705, 746
felania). P 05, [47
omycus). P 405, 746
lum (Campostoma). P ’56,
m (Achatinellastrum). P ’88,
P 94, 344
iplectrum). P 03, 329;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
619
formosum. Continued.
(Hypericum,. P ’63, 58
(Liobunum). P ’04, 140
(Lophocarenum). P ’92, 37
pe mchrorine P ’90, 164
(Pleurosigma). P ’61, 71
(Sealpellum). P ’08, 111
(Spherium). P ’60, 185, 292,
432; ’62, 37
(Triceratium). P 1900, 713,
715
formosum pentagonalis (Tricera-
tium). P 1900, 713 :
formosus (Actinocrinus). P ’68, 351;
81, 340
(Alpheus). P ’78, 328; ’79,
416; ’88, 322; ’93, 114
(Batocrinus). P ’68, 351; ’81,
(Belonuchus). P ’66, 348
(Bueeanodon). P ’59, 140
(Calliurus). P ’57, 200. J
224
(Capulus). 2 ’90, 158, 161, 164
(Ceraticelus). P ’05, 302
(clibanariss) P 05, 302
Clibanarius). P ’91, 182, 198
co wpreg P ’47, 173;
a3 ib "5 245, 247
(Dendrophis). P 702, 180
(Diplocephalus). P 705, 305,
26
(Eupachyerinus). P ’79, 358,
361; ’86, 173
(Girardinus). P ’59, 63
(Gryllus). P ’04, 525
(Halodon). P ’91, 130, 133
(Hemidactylus). P ’56, 148
(Hipposyus). P ’72, 37
(Teins). P 92,
(Lophocarenum). P 705, 305
(Lyecodon). P ’60, 261
(Myloleucus). P 83, 143, 152.
J IX, 391
(Notropis). P 710, 279
(Oporornis). P ’68, 274
(Perognathus). P ’94, 262
(Petrometopon). J XII, 521
(Pompilus). P ’87, 386
(Pteroglossus). P 767, 108
(Receptaculites). P ’70, 22
(Sealesetosus). P ’03, 403
(Seeloporus). P 754, 103
(Serranus). P ’82, 305
(Spirorbis). P 710, 500
(Troodon). P ’56, 72; 57,
90
(Tropidolophus). P 702, 721;
04, 525
(Unio). P ’53, 259
(Xystieus). P 92, 56
(Zeacrinus). P ’79, 358, 361
620
formula (Micronomada). P ’03, 564
(Nomada). P ’02, 728; ’03,
560, 564, 593, 609, 611
(Platypterix). P 62, 60, 359
Fornax. P ’52, 46, 47; °66, 387
fornicata (Crepidula). j ii, 225. P
"48, 98; 62, 569; ’71, 140; ’82,
167, 168, 170; 94, 12; 87, 399;
88, 170, 332; °89, 345; ’91, 54;
798, 435, 442; 703, 758; 07, 321,
J XII, 6
(Crypta). P ’62, 569
OS td aaa A P 57, 220
(Eumenes). P 799, 452, 461
(Petricola). j ii, 319. P 48,
04
fornicatus (Melocrinus). P ’81, 296
fornshelli (Glyptocrinus). P ’81,
362
forsheyi (Physa). P ’64, 114. J
VI, 172
(Suecinea). P
64, 109; 06,
159. J VI, 178
PS iad EF OU, 366," I TV;
Forskialia. J VIII, 281
forskalia (Firola). ji, 7
forskalii (Beroe). P ’90, 342
forsteri spor ead ged O J III, 262
Pe ae ioe F778, 174, 176,
sree J XII, 510
(Ceratodus). P 75, 120
(Cirrhites). P ’62, "107; 1900,
502
(Columba). P 54, 230
(Grammistes). P 762, 107;
1900, 502
(Herse). P ’06, 200
(Ichthyosecopus). "61, 115
(Pachyptila). P 66, 169, 196
(Procellaria). P 66, 164, 169,
171, 172, 194
(Pyrrhocoris). P ’60, 229
(Sorex). P ’94, 394
(Sphyrena). P ’84, 70. J
, 004
(Sterna). P ’62, 544, 546; 66,
99; ’71, 44, 92, 101
(Suphis). P 73, 326
(Uranoscopus). P 61, 115
forsterianus (Acomus). P ’56, 173
(Catostomus). P ’56, 173; ’77,
forsterii (Corpepeaga) ae 54, 231
(Columba). 4, 231
forsterorum ies. ES OT,
105
Forsythia. P ’68, 334; ’83, 111;
09, 58, 68, 69
fortestriata (Omala). P ’57, 5
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
_fortunii (Cephalotaxas). P
fortestriatum (Bembidium). BS
forticornis (Orthaltica). Ro
fortidentatus (Clinus).
fortinodis (Le Sto
220, 223, 233, 235, 236
fortinodis var. gilvus (Lepte
P 703, 285, 236
fortinodis var. melanoticus (
thorax). P 703, 285, 236
fortirostris (Drymoica). Po
(Quiscalus). P 68, 3
5
fortis (Allodon). J IX, 218°
(Cyrena). P ’60, 279 —
(Helophorus). P?
(Hydroporus). P
30
?
(Urocoptis). P ’98,
fortispinna (Murex).
fortunata (Crategus).
239
fortuneanum (Petitia). P ’
(Stoastoma). P 710,
fortunei (Opeas). P ’82
(Stenogyra). P 2, 2
Fossarulus. P 02, 121
fossarum (Astacus).
(Caridina). P 94
Fossarus. P ’01, 190
fossata (Drabrotica).
65, 213. J IV, 42
fossatus (Athyreus).
(Bolbocerus).
54, 80. J IV, 34
(Ctenodus). P Bn 11
(Ochthebius). ee
IV, 30
fossidens (Mephitis).
886-390. J XI, 351-986 a
fossiger (Agonum). P 754,
: i
(Anchomenus). P 754,
(Aphelops). P ’83, 30
(Platynus). P 54,
69. J IV, 12, 28
(Scydmeenus).
fossii (Caprimulgus).
fossile Peeanewra)
J IV,
P
(Equus).
265, 358, 399
(Misgurnus).
(Navicula). P
(Ursus). P ;
Fossombronia. P ’69, 228 —
fossombronioides (Jun
69, 220
is). P 52, 88
ii, 306. P 78,
8, 330, 332; 91, 48
pta). jv, 47
aria). P 50, 287; ’51,
ecinum). P ’62, 562
- P 60, 279, 292
na). P 60, 279
23 ai "562
(Buecinum). P ’43, 308;
et) P 04, 666
Hnoerinites). P °69, 155
gerinus). P °69, 155;
s). P ’62, 106, 107
yscopus). P *82, 278
fs . P 07, 164
suas). P 07, 185
P 94, 137
vii, 386
LX, 399, 400
r. 79, 78
a). P 61, 149, 150;
17
saurus). P. 758, 218;
199, 304; ’69, 193; ’70,
783,101,106; 91, 366;
odon). P ’68, 199
s (Decadocrinus). P
P ’86, 163
709, 113
P 65,
P 52, 43
P 55, 360. J
Drs, P 66, 347. J I, 256
“ga P ’56, 73, 312;
18
ol P 54,50. J
1s ik nthaxis). P 3, 331
Dasytes). P 66,358; ’73, 333
— P 66, 358
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
621
foveolata (Chlamys). P 73, 30
(Dasyspora). J II, 281
(Hoplisus). P ’95, 537
foveolatum (7=cidium).
ae er ae
P 98, 75
P 95, 11, 18; 96,
P 1900, 361,
* Pte.
28, 48, 66
foxiana ’(Augochlora).
871, 375
foxiana var. perimelas (Augochlora).
P 1900, 372
foxii (Dictyna). P 92, 28
(Spilomena). P ’02, 731
fraasii (Tritylodon). J 263
Fracidia. J II, 284 i
fracta (Cladophora). r tes * 601
fracterculus (Hyposaurus). P ’75, 19
fractus (Tryphon). P ’94, 189
frenatus (Erpicthys). P go. 278
Fragaria. P ’60, 145; ’66, 343; 70,
71; 784, 82; 86, 344; 92, 371;
98, 403; 01, 560
fragarie (Aleyrodes). P 702, 280
fragaricola (Phyllosticta). P 94, 358
fragarioides (Waldsteinia). P 60,
511
feneitia (Halimede). P ’58, 33
fragiformis (Potentilla). P 84, 83
Fragilaria. P 1900, 473
Fragilariee. P ’98, 118
Fragilarioider. P 1900, 473
fragile (Mycedium). P 788, 304
(Spherium). P ’60, 185, 292
Fragilia. J IV, 275
fragilis (Agenia). P ’97, 239, 241
(Ammophila). P ’97, 374
(Ancylus). P ’63, 149
(Anodonta). P ’53, 264. J
V, 455
(Anyphena). P 704, 124
(Aptychus). P ’60, 421
(Astarte). P ’60, 183, 418
(Barnea). P 62, 194, 209
(Barnia). P ’62, "209
(Berkleya). P 61, 71
(Capulus). P ’56, 68, 283;
60, 423
(Cirrhatulus). P ’06, 506. J
Ii, 147
(Cirrhinereis). P ’06, 506
(Cyathocrinites). P ’68, 337
(Cyathocrinus). P ’79, "308
(Cyelas). P 756, 115, 279;
60, 185, 292, 432; 62, 37
(Cyrena). P ’60, 279
(Cystopteris). P ’60, 515; 763,
80; ’84, 96; ’93, 215. J IT, 201
fragilis var. dentata (Cystopteris). J
Til, 201
622
fragilis var. articulata (Daphnella).
P 701, 385
fragilis ’(Dentalium). P 756, 69, 283
_(Diseodoris). P ’99, 517
(Doris). P ’99, 517.
(Dysidea). P ’78, 313
(Elliptio). P ’53, 260
(Elodes). P ’45, 269);
(Euthria). P 05,
(Evarne). P 10, 353
(Filix). P ’07, 457
fragilis spinifer (Gordius). P ’01,
720
P ’10, 358
91, 332; 03,
285 ;
53, 354
fragilis (Harmothoé).
(Helicina). P
782
(Inoceramus). P 756,
60, 427; ’61, 419; ’62, 21
(Isophyllia). P ’88, 305
* .(Janthina). j iv, 357. P ’91,
52
(Lepidonotus). P ’08, 332
(Leptachatina). P ’88, 53
(Leucauge). P ’09, 208
(Limnea). P ’60, 155; ’61,
309; ’63, 149 '
(Loripes). P ’72, 90
(Macoma). P ’61, 97
(Mactra). P ’62, 573
(Malthinus). P ’51, 346
(Metaptera). P ’53, 260
(Metula). P ’03, 281
(Modiolopsis). P ’71, 323
(Natica). j vi, 227.-P ’48,
102; ’62, 565; ’82, 169
(Nomada). P ’03, 593, 594,
612
(Ophiura). P ’01, 179
(Perilestes). P’ 08, 478
(Pholas). P ’62, 196, 209
(Planorbis). P ’57, 186; ’60,
185, 432
(Platynus). P ’54, 41
(Polynoé). P ’08, 332
(Pompilus). P ’97, 255
(Sealaria). J VIII, 199 |
(Schasicheila). P ’99, $91;
03, 782
(Sedgwickia). P ’71, $23
(Selenacodon). P ’91, 128
. (Sigaretus). P ’48, 105; ’62,
565; ’80, 29; ’82, 173
(Soleecurtus). P 746, 24; 48,
121; 98, 61. J I, 208
(Solen). P ’98, 62
(Spongilla). P ’51, 278; ’70,
100; ’74, 145; ’80, 330, 357; ’81,
462; ’84, 28, 215- 917 ; 86, 228;
87, 171, 176, 184, 197-238. 57%, 6
fragilis var. irregularis (Spongilla).
P ’87, 202, 240
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
—Fragum. P ’93, 221. J V
fragilis var. minutissima (8
P 87, 202, 240
fragilis (Standella). re
782, 155, 162, ~
(Stomatia). _ 3
(Tapes). P 1, :
(Terebratula).
viii, 223. P ’61, 1 66,
258; 705, 6
(Tracia). P 97, 293
(Trematopora). P
(Trichia). P ’89,
(Unio). P ’53, 260.
fragilisporus (Ophiobolus).
337
fragilissima (Eschara). J
Fragillaria. P ’65, 16 vil
fragosa (Exogyra). P 755, §
(Mactra). P ’48, . q
24; ’82, 160
fragosus (Pecten). J re $s
(Unio). P 53, 66 269
fragrans (Abronia). "p , 75
(Adenandra).
(Olea). P ’58, 129
(Viola). P 703, 694
fragum (Ascidia).
(Chama).
fragus (Unio). P ’53
francesce (Calliste). a
francie (Hirundo).
francica (Collocetia),.
188, 193, 198, 199, 201,
francica francica (Co oe:
706, 180, 196-200, 202
francica germani (Colloeatia
181, 195, 201
francica inexpectata (Coll
06, 181, 199-202
francica merguiensis (Colloe:
06, 201, 202
francica spodiopygia (Come
706, 181, 196-201
francica ‘terreregines (oc
P ’06, 180, 198-200, 202 —
francica townsendi (Col om
06, 181, 197, 199, 201,
francica (Hirund o). Pies
francillon (Gnathium). P ’
francisca (Hirundo). P ’0€
franciscana (Erycinia). P ’
franciscanum var. truncat
folium). P ’95, 546 f
franciscanus (Oliarus). P
Franciscea. P ’58, 132
francisci (Centropus).
(Cestracion). P ’54,
331, 490; ’81, 114 i
(Gyropleurodus). P
BL:
490
rodontus). P
on). P ’60, 25;
, 175, 177, 181, 191, 195
78, 94
62, 490;
58, 126;
56, 321;
5
68, 156,
59, 172;
a Pp
7
js 62, 310
P 793, 22, 28,
s). P 53, 429; 62, 310;
ophilus). j viii, 74
j ii, 287; iv, 5. P 86,
5 eeemephorus) moe ay.
P 763, 65
te! oglossus). P 67, 110
> 763, 74; 798, 36, 308. J
3 eospora) P 94, 379
osporella). P 94, 370
ia). P ’94, 373
re 76, 173, 174;
“10, 616
is). P 68, 307
reptes). P 56, 320;
ssinia). P ’89, 154
airostrum). P 64, 272
agnolia). P ’01, 357
Xe Eps) ig 99, 213
gopsis). P 02, 675
~ "66, 343
rhina). P 799, 213
P 59, 51
(Bombylius). P 795, 326
honum). P ’56, 23
ssodes ) P 78, 197
S ocerus). ft 59, 73; 766,
nce). P 54, 49. J IV,
abrus). P 51, 344
halonia). P ’97, 348
ula. P °62, 324; 68, 3, 4,
19-56; 69, 205, 211; "95,
98, 127; 1900, 7. J XI, 34
gilt (Helix). J VIII, 381, 392
itera). J VIII, 392, 409
59,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
623
fratercula. Continued.
(Mormon). P ’68, 21
(Pitys). J VIII, 392
(Trimerotropis). P ’06, 390
fraterculus (Colymbetes). P ’62, 521
(Grus). P ’99, 28
(Mylocheilus). P ’56, 169
(Phygadeuon). P °94, 186
(Urocyon). P 199, 276-280
fraterminor (Rhytodopoma). F718,
523, 5382
fraterna (Acontista). P
(ZEshna). j viii, 16
(Ancylonycha). P ’73, 330. J
249
05, 839
?
(Aspidoglossa). P ’57, 80
(Bucardia). P ’62, 576
(Cistela). Le iii, 270
ine P 64, 111. J
(Helix). P ’60, 154
(Isoeardia). j IV, 148; vi, 119,
216. P 48, 100; ’62, 516; 67,
139; ’80, 21, 24, 53; 82, 156
(Lachnosterna). J Ii, 246,
249
(Melania). P 56, 144. J VI,
P 88, 251
128
(Partula).
ae J Ill, 249
P 43, 297
(Phyllophaga
(Pecilus).
06, 533, 534
(Polygyra). P
0, 542
?
fraterna alicie (Polygyra). P ’06,
534, 540, 542
fraterna friersoni (Polygyra). P
06, 532, 542
fraterna imperforata (Polygyra). P
06, 532, 542
fraternum (Bembidium). P ’57, 5,6
fraternus (Berosus). P ’55, 364
(Equus). P ’58, 11; ’70, 98;
790, 182; ’96, 567. J VII, 248,
262, 264, "358, 400; VII, 213; XL
255- 259, 280
fraternus fraternus (Equus). J XI,
257
fraternus pectinatus (Equus). J XI,
257, 259, 280
fraternus ’(Gomphus). P 62, 391,
393, 397, 401
(Gyrinus). P ’68, 368, 370, 373
(Harpalus). P 61, 339; 65,
101, 103
(Hister). jv, 40
(Hydroporus). P
30
?
(Pecten). P 62, 291, 581;
781, 419, 420; 782, 157
’(Peecilus). J TH, 255
(Saprinus). P 52, 40
(Seymnus). P 52, 138
55, 293. J
624
fraternus. Continued.
(Unio). P ’53, 249; °77, 26.
J V, 410
(Zethus). P ’99, 411
fraudulenta (Polygyra). P ’94, 21;
96, 491; 1900, 117; ’02, 420, 421,
423; 706, 546
frauenfeldii (Eunotogramma). P
1900, 737
(Euodia). P 1900, 737
frauenfeldti (Opisthodon). J VI, 201
fraxicola (Spheria). P ’95, 30
fraxineum (Xanthoxylum). P_ ’89,
371
fraxini (Aleyrodes). P ’02, 280
(Apterococeus). P ’99, 264
(Cantharis). j iii, 181. P ’51,
343; ’60, 318
(Cucurbitaria). P ’90, 241
(Dermatella). P ’93, 149
(Diatrypella). P ’95, 426
(Dothiorella). P ’93, 159
(Fonseolombia). P ’99, 264
(Micropera). P 793, 165
(Necydalis). j iii, 181, 292
(CEdemera). j iii, 272. P
54, 21
(Ripersia). P ’99, 264
(Telephorus). P ’51, 343; ’60,
318
(Thyridaria). P ’90, 223
(Trematospheria). P ’94, $29
fraxinicola (Dothiorella). P ’95, 481
(Valsa). P 77, 112
Fraxinus. P ’60, 444; ’62, 2-4, 11,
166; ’70, 115; °71, 110, 245; ’78,
15; ’81, 455; °82, 218; ’84, 88;
97, 188; ’01, 356, 361
frazeri (Carex). P ’87, 80
(Magnolia). P ’70, 114; ’87,
55
frederica (Firola). ji, 7
Fredericella. P ’58, 190
frederici (Chemmis). P ’09, 199
(Leporinus). P ’06, 328
Fregata. P 790. 203; ’09, 355
fregata (Pachyptila). P ’66, 196
(Pelagodroma). P ’64, 88; ’66,
194, 195
(Procellaria). P
66, 192, 193, 195, 197
Fregetta. P ’64, 85, 87; ’66, 192,
196; ’69, 203, 212
fregetta (Thalassidroma). P ’64, 87
Fregiline. P ’91, 441, 447
Freia. P 779, 198; ’81, 443
fremens (Mus). P ’02, 143, 154
freminvillei (Doydixodon). P_ ’99,
351
freminvillii (Myliobatis). j iv, 111.
fremonti (Hamites). P ’61, 423
64, 86, 88;
P 10, 475
fretzii (Crategus).
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
fremonti. Continued.
(Hosackia). P ’63, 347
(Sciurus). P ’08, 404
sere lychnuchus (Sciurus). P
3
Bier ie inenen ma (Sciurus). P
03, 1
Fremontia. J I, 184
fremontii (Aplopappus),
(Aster). P ’63,
(Calliachyris). J Tr, 92
(Geranium). P 63, "59
(Layia). J III, 92”
(Mimulus). P ’63, 71
(Pyrrocoma). P ’63, 65
(Seiurus). P ’67, 134
(Senecio). P ’63, 67
frenata (Amia). J XII, 519
(Emea). P ’62, 187, 350
(Mabuia). P ’98, 104, 106
(Mustela). P 741, 95
(Mustelus). j viii, 291
(Sterna). P ’48, 128; ’62, 552;
66, 100; ’99, 19
frenatus (Agrilus). P 757, 9
(Amphiprion). P 59, 148
(Apogon). J XII, 519
(Brachyistius). P 62, 275
(Euprepes). P ’57, 50
(Hemidactylus). P ’56, 148;
68, 320; ’02, 176, 183, 693
(Icterus). P ’66, 11
(Phalaropus). P I, 224
(Putorius). P ’94, 152-154
frenatus subsp. neomexicanus (Pu-
torius). P ’98, 188
freniferus (Acara). P ’71, 255
frequens (Panopea). P ’77, 22
(Planaria). P ’57, 24. J III,
143
(Procerodes). P 757, 24
frequentula (Argia). P ’08, 481,
487, 489, 490
fretensis (Hybopsis). P 710, 274
(Notropis). P ’10, 274
freti hudsoni (Botaurus). P ’75, 353
freti hudsonis (Ardea). j v, 60
(Hirundo). j P05, 58 re
05, 585, 6
OTT eae alabaster (Purpura). P
freyeri (Proteus). J VI, 104
frey-gesnerii (Paratettix). P ’04,
667
P ’63, 65
Freyia. P ’59, 194
friabilis (Helix). P ’57, 187; ’58,
201 ;
(Mysia). P ’72, 96
(Omphalina). P ’06, 533, 563
(Spongilla). P ’87, 194
(Zonites). P 775, 153, 164;
89, 196
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 625
Frickella. P_’88,-14, 16
fricki-(Endodonta). P ’05, 783
frickii (Achatinella). P ’88, 30
Fridericia. P ’95, 341
friedeliana var. humerosa (A¢gista).
P 704, 625
friedeliana goniosoma (Eulota). P
04, 625
friedeliana var. humerosa (Eulota).
P 704, 625
frielei (Beringius). P ’07, 244
friersoni (Polygyra). P ’03, 194
friesiana (Euhadra). P ’05, 735
(Eulota). P ’05, 735
friesianus (Cyclophorus). P 705,
722; ’08, 31
frigida (Artemisia). P ’63, 66; ’98,
31, 304
(Gentiana). P ’63, 74; 74,
160 ,
(Moniana). P 56, 200; 710,
9
> (Potentilla). J IMI, 181, 182,
(Prosthesima). P ’92, 17
(Teniopteryx). P 62, 367
frigidum (Calosoma). P ’62, 52
(Dodecatheon). J III, 95
(Stenanthium). P ’98, 397
(Trypoxylon). P ’93, 472, 474
frigidus (Astragalus). P ’63, 60
(Dyschirus). P 757, 77
(Notropis). P 710, 279
(Phaca). P ’63, 60
(Pterostichus). P ’73, 311
frigoris (Parus). P 745, 300, 301
Fringilla. j iii, 361; iv, 39, 54, 274,
276, 350, 376; vii, 188, 193, 291;
viii, 154. P ’43, 260, 262; ’51,
218; 753, 400; ’55, 311; ’56, 292,
318, 319; ’59, 136, 137; ’60, 376;
61, 374; ’64, 252, 254; ’65, 89-
93; ’66, 17, 80, 81, 82, 88; 775,
350; ’83, 266; ’99, 14, 16-20, 215;
705, 778. J I, 49-54
Fringillaria. P ’56, 318; 59, 138;
62, 134; ’99, 58
fringillarius (Icterus). P ’66, 15
(Mierohierax). P ’02, 672
Fringillide. P 753, 382; ’63, 297;
66, 80; ’69, 184; 74, 96; 783, 62;
95, 488; °96, 139; ’05, 777
fringilloides (Accipiter). P ’09, 357
friscicollis (Tringa). P 1900, 26
Fritillaria. j vii, 54. P ’68, 166;
781, 111, 112; ’98, 44, 313. J
IIT, 101
fritillus (Platycrinus). P ’86, 96
(Stortingocrinus). P ’86, 96
frivolus (Ichneumon). P ’73, 106,
113
Frelichia. P ’63, 75
40
frenatus (Apogon). J XII, 519
(Caprimulgus). P ’05, 765
frondea (Dictyna). P ’92, 28
frondeum (Theridium). P ’92, 30
frondeus (Aster). P ’95, 551
frondicola (Apogonia). J III, 236
(Diplotaxis). P ’73, 329. J
ITI, 269, 273; IV, 33
(Lyeosa). P ’90, 423, 426;
92, 64; 02, 538, 565; ’03, 649;
04, 306; 708, 163, 225, 226, 258,
261
(Melolantha). jv, 198 J
III, 269; IV, 33
(Trochosa). P ’04, 300, 301,
306; 708, 261
frondosa (Bidens). P ’60, 512, 514;
68, 275; ’86, 344; ’91, 271; 09,
394
(Chama). P ’72, 117, 119
(Cucumaria). P ’01, 169
(Doris). P ’79, 95
(Gaylussacia). P 1900, 484;
704, 607; ’07, 454
(Holothuria). P ’63, 142; ’01,
169
(Mussenda). P ’58, 134
(Pentacta). P ’63, 142
frondosum (Tripolium). P ’63, 66
frondosus (Chaetetes). P ’66, 114,
115
(Platyerinus). P ’81, 253
(Rubus). P 710, 564
frons (Megaderma). P ’80, 393;
89, 334; ’96, 517
(Ostrea). P ’91, 46
frontale (Liobunum). P ’09, 282
(Sesarma). P ’80, 215
frontalis (Agelaius). P ’66, 17
(Anser). P ’59, 109; ’66, 98;
99, 23
(Bassus). P ’94, 189
(Carpodacus). P 51, 219; 752,
61; ’59, 107, 191, 301, 304; 766,
80; ’68, 83
(Chrysomus). P ’66, 17
(Clivina). P ’57, 83
(Cyanocitta). P ’91, 444
(Dendrocitta). P ’91, 442
(Diplotaxis). J III, 268
(Dolichonyx). P ’66, 17
(Elaps). P ’59, 346; ’60, 73;
62, 347
(Enicurus). P ’02, 684
(Erpicthys). P ’82, 278
(Erythrospiza). P 743, 262;
750, 105; °65, 80. J I, 53
(Etisodes). P ’52, 77
(Euphonia). P ’99, 24
(Eutichurus). P ’09, 201
(Falco). P ’59, 32; 67, 214
(Fringilla). P ’66, 80
626
frontalis. Continued.
(Helminthophis). J VIII, 128
(Hirundo). P ’50, 69; ’99, 44
(Hister). j v, 48. P ’52, 39
(Hydrocichla). P ’02, 684
(Hyla). P ’68, 111
(Hypsilepis). P ’64, 279;
158; ’10, 284
(Lachnosterna). J III, 289
(Leuciseus). P ’56, 196; 67,
06, 495
158; 710, 284
(Liacarus). P
(Lophocarenum). P ’05, 301
(Myzine). P ’96, 296
(Ochthedromus). P ’57, 5
(Ochtheca). P. ’99, 50
(Ozius). P ’58, 34
(Paguristes). P ’58, 236
(Pagurus). P 58, 236
(Photuris). P ’51, $87
(Plargyrus). P ’56, 196
(Polybia). P ’98, 455
‘(Ptinus). P ’45, 308
(Pyrrhula). P ’66, 80
(Scapanea). P ’08, 466
(Sceloporus). P ’52, 175
(Serica). P ’59, 289. J III,
276
(Systena). P
67,
73, 68
(Terebratella). P ’73, 184;
77, 156; ’91, 170
(Terebratula). P ’73, 184;
77, 156
(Termes). P 744,
55
(Toluca). P 64, 167. J VILL,
142
(Tyrannula). P ’99, 50
(Veniliornis). P 99, 205
(Xanthosomus). P ’66, 17
frontata (Microneta). P ’92, 48
frontatus (Ateles). P ’62, 512
(Ceratinopsis). P 792, 88;
05, 316
(Eriodes). P ’62, 511
(Maso). P ’05, 316, 341
(Steno). P ’65, 204
Frontina. P ’04, 128
Frontinella. P ’09, 206
fronto (Tabanus). P ’95, 322
frontosa (Gonia). j vi, 175
frontosus (Bufo). P ’66, 301
(Euenemis). P ’52, 48; ’66,
388
(Orestias). J VIII, 187
fructiculosa (Telesto). P ’78, 311
fructigenum (Sporodesmium). P ’94,
384
fructuosa (Crategus). P 710, 229,
232
frugilegus (Corvus). P ’91, 445
frugivorus (Calyptophilus). P ’09, 364
(Corvus). P ’75, 346; ’83, 64
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
fruhstorferi (Pupinella). P ’01, 350
Frullania. P 69, 225
frumentarium (Colydium). P ’54, 77
frumentum (Buccinum). P ’48, 96;
82, 170
frustror (Canis). P ’51, 147, 140
148, 157; °67, 134. J II, 87
frustrum coni (Valsa). P 77, 124;
78, 86
frustulata (Thelephora). J ITI, 221
frutescens (Apios). j i, 371
(Borrichia). P 89, 271; 709, 486
(Capsicum). P 89, 395
(Glycine). j i, 322, 871, 373
(Iva). P '67, 20; 1900, 648,
653, 656-659, 670; 7 664
‘(Lespedeza). P 10, 566
(Melica). P ’85, 41, 45
(Opuntia). P ’84, 15
(Pentstemon). P ’98, 49
(Thyrsanthus). j i, 371
(Wistaria). P ’80, 358
Fruticicola. P ’73, 243; 174, 55; °75,
155, 198, 214; ’89, 193, 202; 199)
392, 402
fruticosa (Amorpha). P ’87, 329
fruticosa var. angustifolia(Amorpha).
P 98, 22, 297
fruticosa (Erithalis). P ’89, 386
fruticosa var. odorifera (Erithalis).
P ’89, 386
(Garberia). P ’79, 380
(Gerardia). P ’98, 49
(Kneiffia). P 710, 569
(Laféea). P ’76, 210, 216
(Leptoclinium). P ’79, 380
(Liatris). P ’79, 379
(Nicotiana). P ’59, 97
(CEnothera). P 60, 303
(Onchis). P ’55, 380
(Potentilla). j vii, 20. P ’63,
61; ’98, 25, 300
(Salicornia). P ’05, 696
(Stanleya). P ’48, 28. J I,
180
fruticosus (Ischnochiton). P 794,
70-73
fryanus (Unio). P ’88, 1138
Fucacee. P ’89, 351
fucata (Emberiza). P ’58, 192
(Musea). P ’94, 280
(Psammobia). P ’98, 62
(Seorpena). P ’85, 396, 399,
403
(Strigilla). P ’98, 62
(Tellina). P 98, "62
(Tephritis). P 94, 280; ’95,
337
(Trypeta,. P ’94, 280
fucatus (Gobreus). P ’98, 58
(Unio). P ’60,92. J IV, 353
(Xyletinus). P ’65, 288
fugax (Cuculus). P ’02, 677
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 627
Fucellia. P-’95, 336
fucescens salicicolus (Turdus). P
793, 58, 65
Fuchsia. P ’58, 133;
382; 798, 405
fuchsii (Bembidium). P ’02, 77
fucicola (Emphyastes). J IV, 39
fuciphaga (Collocalia). P ’06, 178,
186-188, 190, 192-194
fuciphaga elaphra (Collocalia). P
06, 180, 185, 188-190, 194, 195
fuciphaga fuciphaga (Collocalia). P
706, 180, 185-189, 191, 194, 195
fuciphaga vestita (Collocalia). 3
06, 180, 187, 188
"79, 137; ’89,
fuciphaga (Hirundo). P ’06, 185,
186
fucivora (Hemiprocne). P ’06, 204
Fucoides. j vi, 289. P ’42, 178;
80, 294
fucorum (Blennius). P 777, 206;
84, 103
(Fueellia). P ’95, 336
Fucus. j i, 390. P ’52, 148; 55,
411; 763, 96; 88, ee 702, 650
fuegiensis ‘(Helicerus). J VIII, 308
Fuentes. P ’01, 568, 590; ’04, 139
Fufius. P ’09, "195
(Dierurus). P ’05, 781
(Hierococcyx). P ’02, 677
(Leptura). J I, 334; II, 176
(Melica). P ’85, 40, 43
(Merulius). J Ii, 214, 215
(Myra). P 750, 27: 58, 160
(Ochthedromus). P’ 57, 5
(Peratherium). J IX, 258
(Sericosomus). P 754, 218
(Typocerus). J I, 334; II, 176
fugitivus (Coluber). P ’60, 560
(Dromicus). P ’60, 560; 62,
6
Fugosia. P ’62, 162
Fuirena. P ’67, 23; 1900, 663; ’09,
392
fulgens (Achatinellastrum). P ’88,
33
(Agrilus). P ’73, 91, 92
(Arnica). J ITI, 193
(Donacia). P 51, $12
(Eugenes). P 92, 117
(Euphorbia). *P 70, 14
(Lobelia). P ’98, 385, 407;
02, 36
(Macrochlamys). P ’05, 741
(Miecrodon). P ’95, 329
(Priacanthus). P ’89, 162
(Ricania). P ’85, 108
(Salvia). P ’98, 406
(Synedra). P ’61, 71
fulgetrum (Cochlostyla). P ’73, 247;
74, 59
fulgetrum. Continued.
(Voluta). P ’76, 288
fulgiceps (Chlenius). P 56, 27; 773,
325
fulgida (Anaplecta). P
06, 263
(Angela). P ’06, 273
(Cicindela). j iii, 141
(Dichelonycha). J III, 280
(Dryophis). P ’60, 555
(Mabuia). P ’62, 185
(Mabuya). P ’68, 311
(Meda). P ’56, 192; ’77, 91
(Osmia). P ’97, 336
fulgidella (Gracilaria). P ’60, 6
fulgidifrons (Pompilus). P 97,
257, 260
fulgidipennis (Pepsis). P ’97, 282
fulgidus (Calosoma). P ’73, 322
(Dryophis). P ’91, 460
(Ophiobolus). P ’95, 424
‘aye P 59, 316
(Unio). P 753, 249
fulgifer (Cantharis). P 53, 334. J
I
05, 838;
(Lytta). P ’53, 334;
Fulgora. j iv, 335
fulgora (Helicina). P ’87, 150
fulgora var. delicatula (Helicina). P
’87, 150
fulgora var. diminuta (Helicina).
’87, 150
fulgora var. expansa (Helicina). P
*87, 150
Fulgoraria. P ’47, 288; ’48, 100;
76, 286-288. J I, 119; IX, 145,
148
Fulgorida. P ’07, 467
Fulgorina. P ’85, 108
Fulgur. j ii, 237; iv, 129; vii, 125.
P 743, 307; 747, 286; ’48, 100; 752,
199; ’53, 31v, 317; ’54, 31; 62,
560; ’71, 144; ’82, 167, 168, 170,
172, 175; 784, 12, 292; ’85, 119;
"87, 341, 397-403; ’88, 331, 332;
90, 145, 146; ’91, 50, 143; ’98,
415, 417-420; 702, 505-507; 03,
‘281, 282, 757; ’04, 389; 05, 345-
359; ’06, 52; ’07, 320-359; 708,
3-9; ’09, 369-372. J I, 117, 207;
IX, 122, 149; X, 11, 12, 20, 25, 34,
60, 62, 63, 148, 152, 162, 179, 181,
196, 201, 450, 466, 470, 471, 476,
477, 509, 510, 524, 534; XI, 12, 36,
37, 79, 107, 113, 323, 359, 381, 459;
XII, 6, 56, 78, 160, 198, 212, 225,
252, 258, 268, 365, 394. 396, 415,
417, 426, 435, 446, 447, 474; XIII,
161, 223, 305, 307, 316-325, 415,
416, 423, 424, 454, 466, 468, 513
fulgurans (Melania). P ’05, 747
(Nerita). P ’91, 55
54, 220
628
Fulica. j viii, 157, 203. P ’41, 124;
53, 425;- 755, 314; 756, 296; ’59,
108, 192, 301, 306; ’60, 196; ’62,
322; 764, 69, 246; ’66, 98; ’68, 84;
75, 358; ’83, 67; ’90, 217; 92,
113; 3, 23, 35; '94, 132, 142;
95, 473; ’98, 207, 498; 05, 757;
09, 356. J I, 224; IX, 411, 423
fulicalis (Cataclysta). P ’60, 217
fulicaria (Chaetocnema). P ’47, 167
fulicarius (Crymophilus). P ’93, 35,
61; 798, 138; 1900, 20. J IX, 413
(Phalaropus). j viii, 157. P
53, 427; ’61, 228; °62, 322; 66,
97. JI, 224
Fulices. P ’69, 200
fuligineus (Polyporus).
fuliginosa (Aestrelata).
171, 195, 196
(Amastra). P ’88, 50
(Amphisbena). P_ ’68,
307; ’96, 313. J VIII, 176
(Anoeelis). P 757, 24
(Arctia). P 710, 296
(Artomyias). P ’56, 317; ’59,
50; ’89, 147; ’99, 40
(Barbatula). P ’55, $24; 759,
140; ’99, 38
(Botryospheria). P ’95, 29
(Certhia). P ’59, 35
(Chilonycteris). P
188, 191
(Cistela). P 746, 59
(Ctenophora). j iii, 18
(Daption). P ’66, 196
(Dendrocincla). P 704, 449,
453, 454, 456, 457
(Diomedea). P ’62, 326; ’66,
175, 186, 188 ;
(Eriocera). P ’59, 2438
(Gymnobueco). P 59, 140
(Haliplana). P ’62, 556; 771,
6
J III, 207
P 66, 157,
101,
04, 182,
(Helix). P 67, 192; 758,
200, 201; 60,19; ’72, 100; ’94, 13
(Leptoxis). P ’65, 22
(Lithasia). P ’63, 319; ’65,
2
(Lycena). P ’61, 164
(Melaniay. P ’63, 319
(Melogramma). P ’79, 70
(Muscicapa). P ’64, 256
(Nectarina). P 759, 35
(Omphalina). P ’58, 209; ’94,
14; ’96, 488; ’02, 418, 420, 429;
06, 533, 562, 563
fuliginosa ozarkensis
P 706, 533, 562
fuliginosa polita (Omphalina). P
1900, 154; ‘02, 417, 420
fuliginosa (Onychoprion). P 62,
556
(Omphalina).
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
fuliginosa. Continued.
(Phebetria). P ’66, 186, 188
(Phragmatobia). P
(Planaria). P
(Procellaria).
P ’89, 150
(Spheria). P ’79, 70
(Sterna). P ’59, 109; 60,
379; °62, 555, 556 .
(Synchita). P ’44, 111
fuliginosum (Rhabdosoma). P ’60,
78
fuliginosus (Adelarus).
(Aithurus). P ’63, 285
(Ateles). P ’62, 511
(Buteo). P 70, 142; 75,
101, 115
(Capnobotes). P 704, 573;
7, 64
P 62, 304
0
Cercopithecus). P
(Chilomycteris). P
(Coluber). P 745,
8
’88, 96
97, 131
243; 60,
(Ctenodon). P ’82, 276
(Dendrocopus). P ’04, 453
(Discogaster). P ’60, 225
Pic P 62, 3625" 775,
(Holeonotus). P ’54, 123
(Limax). P ’58, 199
(Lyctus). P ’44, 111
(Molossus). P 755, 437
(Nectris). P ’61, 243; ’64,
123, 143; ’66, 135, 137, 194
(Onychoprion). P ’60, 379
(Phaon). P ’01, 131, 134
(Pithecopus). J VI, 112
(Planaria). P ’51, 225
(Polyporus). J III, 207
(Puffinus). P ’61, 243; 64,
123, 143; ’70, 85; 771, 38
(Sciuropterus). P ’97, 318
(Sphex). P ’97, 376; ’99, 200
(Stenolophus). P 743, 297;
68, 377
13
)
(Totanus). P ’56, 40
(Unio). P 753, 250
(Zonites). P ’75, 153, 164;
76, 183; 789, 196
Fuligo. P ’02, 649, 665
Fuligula. j viii, 158, 170. . P 742,
141; '53, 428; ’55, 317; °56, 297;
61, 239; °69, 217; "75, 3665. 778,
23; 788, 68; °99,;' 215°? OR. ne
I, 226
fuligula (Anas). j iii, 381
Fuliguline. P ’69, 206, 208,217, 218
Fulix. P ’59, 109; ’62, 322; ’64, 71,
72; 66, 99; 69, 217; ’71, 37;
108, 84
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
fulleri (Cladodus).~J IX, 431
fullo (Erthesina). P ’60, 223
fullonica (Raja). P ’92, 240
Fulmaree.. P ’66, 25, 134, 191
Fulmarus. P 61, 242; 62, 326;
66, 25-27, 140, 192; 69, 154 , 206,
212; 792, 149; 798, 135; "399, 28
fulminans ‘(Arhopalus). 7 Il, 18
(Clytus). J II, 16, 18
(Hypulus). P 159, 284, 290
Bitte. (Eurylepta). ’p 5D, 380;
"57, 20, 25
fulminatus (Patelliocrinus). P ’81
276, 297
?
fulomica (Raja). P ’82, 308
fultoni (Clausilia). P ’01, 648; 704,
822
fultoni subsp. clavula (Clausilia). P
01, 653; ’08, 567
fulva. (Achatinella). P88, 37
(Arvicola). j viii, 295. P
"41, 96; 7°74, 187
(Copea). J VI, 195
(Corydia). P ’05, 792
(Crategus). P ’05, 635, 649
(Dendrocygna). P 59, 189,
192; ’66, 98; S99, 112
(Helix). P 58, 200; ’79, 33
(Hirundo). ii 193; Viii,
155. P ’46, 110; 53, 307, 401;
55, 308; 63, 295. J : 31
(Imp atiens). P ’60, 511; ’84,
81; 787, 324; 94, 54; 95, 560;
1900, 667; ’09, 387, 390
(Petrochelidon). P 790, 210;
09, 364
‘(Polita). P 94, 15
(Rhipicera). P "58, 363
(Strigamia). P ’56, 109. J
V, 47
(Tetragnatha). P ’88, 79
(Tetraonyx). P ’53, 344; ’66,
349. J IV, 39
(Toxophora). P ’95, 326
(Ulmus). P ’62, 11
fulvella (Arctoa). P ’55, 445
(Valsa). P 777, 115
fulvellum (Dicranum). P ’55, 445
fulvescens (Graeffea). P ’04, 85
(Lytta). P ’53, 447. J IV, 39
(Murex). P ’03, 758
(Phygadeuon). P ’78, 359
(Turdinus). P ’99, 41
(Turdirostris). P ’59, 54; ’99,
41
fulvia (Vipera). j v, 364; vi, 36
_ fulvicans (Eulota). P ’05, 731; 708,
41
fulvicans browni (Eulota). P 05,
731
fulvicans browni (Plectotropis). P
705, 731 ‘
~fulvieauda (Laphria).
629
fulvicapilla (Sylvia). P ’67, 219
j iii, 53
fulvicollis (Columba). P ’02, 672
(Ctenucha). P ’60, 538, 539
(Mordella). P ’45, 315
(Mordellistena). P ’62, 49
(Ostromeron). P 702, 672
(Rhachicerus). P ’95, 320
(Strangalia). J I, 331
(Telephorus). P ’51, 347
fulvicosta (Hypercompa). P _ ’60,
535, 536
fulvicrissa (Euphonia). P ’60, 143;
65, 171
fulvidus
323
fulviflamma (Hobar). J XII, 525
fulvifrons (Empidonax). P ’66, 63
(Mitrephorus). P ’66, 63
(Muscicapa). P ’66, 63
(Ornithompia). P ’94, 281
(Zodion). j iii, 88. P 795,
331
fulvigula (Anas). P ’89, 267
fulvigula maculosa (Anas). P ’92,
102
fulvigula (Timeliopsis). P ’99, 215
fulvilabrus (Harpalus). P ’65, 100
fulvimaculus (Ancistrocerus). P 702,
49
(Mucronoporus). P 94,
(Odynerus). P 702, 49, 68
fulvipenne (Callidium). j iii, 414.
J II, 10; IV, 41
(Tragidion). J II, 10
fulvipennis (Cotyle). P ’66, 73
(Cryptocephalus). P ’49, 170.
J I, 255
(Gorytes). P 795, 537
(Lamprotoinis). P ’99, 216
(Lytta). P 53, 381, 447. J
IV, 39
fulvipes (Anthieus). P 752, 102
(Canis). J XI, 397
(Cardiophorus). P ’59, 73
(Donacia). P ’51, 316
(Monotoma). P 744, 111; 755,
305
(Pedilus). P ’55, 274. J I,
3
(Sareophaga). P 95, 334
(Stigmus). P ’02, 731
fulviscapus (Picus). P ’67, 217
fulvitarsis (Melissodes). P ’78, 196
(Pristoseelis). P ’66, 350, 352
fulvius (Coluber). j v, 155, 364.
P 701, 95
(Elaps). P 59, 344;
01, 95; 703, 551, 554, 556
fulviventer (Moschus). P 702, 132
(Neotoma). P ’94, 245
(Tragulus). P 02, 131, 132
68, 289;
630
fulviventris (Proctacanthus). P ’95,
324
(Tachytes). P ’93, 499, 502
(Timeliopsis). P ’99, 215
fulvivittatus (Delphinus). P_ ’65,
203 Bale
(Hyperolius). P ’62, 191
fulvivittis (Rhadinea). J VIII, 139
fulvocincta
150, 174
fulvocinctus (Halirages). P ’01, 151
fulvofasciata (Polybia). P ’98, 448,
450
fulvoflava (Halesidota).
534
fulvoguttata (Sidusa). P ’09, 222
fulvohirta (Anthrax). P 795, 326
(Melissodes). P ’78, 213
(Xylocopa). P ’96, 556
fulvoidea (Helix). P ’60, 151
fulvomaculata (Eumenes). P_ 99,
458, 461
fulvomaculatum (Hemulon).
20
P ’60, 533,
P 60,
fulvomaculatus (Orthopristis). og
60, 20; °77, 211
fulvopruinata (Valea). P ’77, 122
fulvopustulata (Brachiacantha). P
"47, 178
fulvosignata (Melanophila). P ’73,
89
fulvovittatus (Hyperolius). P 760,
517 ,
fulvum (Aphenogaster). P ’01, 425
(Arrhyton). P ’62, 82
(Dimeregramma). P ’90, 138
(Erineum). J II, 293
(Stenamma). P ’01, 425; 03,
617-624; ’04, 639, 641, 644
fulvum subsp. aquira (Stenamma).
P ’01, 425
fulvum piceum (Stenamma). P ’01,
427-449, 521, 544; 702, 599-625;
03, 491; 704, 642, 646
fulvus (Alobus). J III, 273
(Androlyperus). P ’73, 55
(Anthonomus). P ’58, 79. J
TV, 40
(Bodianus). P ’97, 104
fulvus punctatus (Bodianus).
104
fulvus ruber
104; ’99, 118
P 97,
fulvus (Canis). J VII, 29
(Cavia). j ii, 338
(Cephalopholis). P ’07, 252
fulvus ouatalibi (Cephalopholis). P
07, 252
fulvus (Charadrius). P ’62, 321;
02, 671
(Charterginus). P 98, 459
(Turbonilla). P 799,
(Bodianus). P ’97,.
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
fulvus alaskensis (Conulus).
131
fulvus (Dermonotus). P_ ’04,
255
(Euconulus).
153; ’10, 131-183
fulvus alaskensis (Euconulus). P
709, 514; 710, 51, 131
fulvus (Falco). j ili, 335
(Geomys). P ’52, 201; 775,
137; ’03, 24
(Gerrhonotus). J VIII, 95, 118
(Gyps). P ’49, 158
(Labrus). P ’97, 104
_ (Lithyphantes). P 1900, 533;
01, 569, 579; ’04, 127
(Mecistocephalus). J V, 41
(Pseudostoma). P ’75, 137
(Salmo). P ’82, 307
(Seydmenus). P 752, 155
(Thomomys). P ’67, 135; °75,
135, 137; 703, 24
fulvus nigricans (Thomomys). P
95, 86; 705, 680
fulvus perpallidus (Thomomys). P
95, 37
fulvus (Troglodytes).
P ’10,
193,
P 02, 420; 706,
j vii, 193;
viii, 154
(Unio). P ’53, 250; 754, 244
(Vultur). P ’49, 159
(Zonites). P ’75, 153, 164, 168;
’89, 198
fulvus egenus (Zonites). P ’89, 198
fumans (Brachinus). P °’43, 296;
62, 524
Fumaria.
III, 80
Fumariacee. P ’58, 125; ’60, 145,
199; °63, 57; ’90, 267. J III, 80
fumarius (Polyetenes). P ’87, 38
P 60, 199; ’89, 58. J
fumata (Haltica). P ’58, 86. J
IV, 41
(Typhaea). P 756, 15
fumatus (Dermestes). P 756, 15
(Unio)... P. ’57, 174, suawe
88, 89
fumea (Goniobasis). P ’65, 28. J
V, 222
(Melania). P ’61, 128; 765,
28. J V, 222
fumeus (Sorex). P 96, 203; ’97,
33, 323
fumiceps (Scolecophis). P ’60, 371;
61, 74
fumicolor (Ochtheca). P ’99, 306
fumida (Achatinella). P ’88, 56
fumigatus (Dendrocolaptes). P 704,
453
(Helicops). P ’68, 308, 309
(Veniliornis). P ’99, 205
fumipenne (Anomalon). P 773, 379
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AT ey Te ye ‘si ’
Tee She RNS eee ee ee ee
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 631
fumipennis (Aleyrodes).—P ’02, 281
_(Joppa).~P 773, 131
~ (Leptis). j iii, 37
(Perla). P °62, 366, 401
(Tachysphex). P 93, 506, 518
(Tryphon). P ’94, 189
fumosa (Labiella). P ’88, 53
(Leptachatina). P ’88, 17, 53
(Lycosa). P ’08, 163, 272
fumosum (Ablepharon). P 75, 428
fumosus (Polyporus). J III, 208
(Vampyrops). P ’02, 405
Funambulus. P ’02, 133
Funaria. P ’93, 217
funatoi (Pupinella). P ’01, 497
funcki (Helicina). P ’10, 503
(Hyponeura). P ’08, 481, 489
fundaminis (Deltatherium). P 92,
308, 420, 424
funduloides (Clinostomus). P 56,
212
Fundulus. P ’53, 389; 754, 154;
59, 59, 60, 157; ’65, 78; °71, 217;
"77, 44, 67, 68, 84, 94, 214; 85,
13, 412; 703. 530; ’04, 507; ’06,
88, 485; ’09, 407; ’10, 600, 601.
J VI, 238, 241, 247
funebralis (Goniobasis). P ’64, 45;
(Melania). P ’60, 56; ’64, 45
— P ’60, 53, 91. J V,
eat Bt ese) By 02) 315
(Gymnothorax). P 97, 94;
06,
\Lgpodintis). P ’97, 94
(Monobia). P ’99, 463
(Murena). P ’84, 101
(Phidippus). P ’09, 220
A (Platynus). P ’54, 45. J IV,
(Theridium). P ’01, 579
funerata (Cancellaria). P ’47, 287;
48, 97. J I, 118
(Donax). P ’47, 292; ’48, 99.
J I, 123
(Mactra). P ’47, 291; ’48,
101; ’03, 262. J I, 121; IX, 148
funerea (Allocosa). P 1900, 539;
04, 135; ’08, 163, 285, 287, 292
(Aulonia). P ’08, 291
(Disonycha). P ’73, 64
(Erythrodiplax). P ’08, 487-
490
(Lycosa). P
284, 286, 288, 513
(Strix). j ng 354
(Surnia). P 752, 211; ’53, 306
funereum (Bembidium}. P 60, 320
funereus (Alsophis). P ’62, 76, 77
(Chelopus). J VIII, 154
02, 538; 08,
funereus. Continued.
(Pompilus). P ’97, 258
(Seytopis). P ’74, 123
funestus (Harpalus). P65, 108;
103
(Sphex). P ’97, 376
Fungales. P ’54, 129
or (Lithobius). P 04,
funginum (Solarium). P ’48, 105
Fungispongia. P ’84, 147
fungulus (Baryphyllum). P ’78, 29
funiculata (Angitrema). P 63, 318
(Gyrotoma). P ’64, 96; ’65, 34
(Io). P ’63, 318
(Lucina). P ’72, 83
funiculatum (Melatoma).
(Schizostoma).
(Schizostomum). P ’64, 96
funiculus (Anoplophrya). P 82, 146,
147
fur (Macacus). P ’67, 36
(Tabanus). P 95, 322
Furearia. P ’62, 149, 238 ; 63, 220;
97, 117
fureata (Cerotama). P 65, 206
(Cladonia). P ’63, 96. J ITI,
204
(Galeruca). P ’65, 205, 206
(Hymenophyllites). P ’60, 440
(Lebia). J IV, 12, 28
(Micrasterias). P ’69, Biol. 16
(Oceanodroma). P ’64, 74;
66, 193, 195; 798, 136
(Pachyptila). P ’66, 196
(Porites). P ’90, 305
(Procellaria). P ’64, 74; ’66,
193, 195 Be:
(Pyropa). j iii, 98
(Remondia). P ’90, 451
(Seudderia). P ’04, 795; 706,
415; 09, 475; 710, 636. J I, 28
(Xylaria). J Il, 284
furecatum (Bacteriastrum). P ’61, 68
fureatus (Andropogon). P ’02, 666;
710, 546, 550
(Antiacodon). P ’75, 256
(Carabus). P ’68, 375
(Cosoryx). J VII, 21, 173,
357, 383
(Creagrus). P ’62, 312
(Dicrocerus). P ’75, 257
(Elater). P °45, 213
(Eobasileus). P ’73, 102
(Falco). j iii, 348; v, 29. P
53, 395, 452; 7°56, 287; °75, 345
(Larus). P ’62, 312
(Milvus). j iii, 348
(Nauclerus). P 753, 306, 452;
63, 153; °66, 48; °75, 345
(Phanerodon). P 754, 153;
55, 322
632
fureatus. Continued.
(Phycis). P ’63, 238
(Ptilinopus). P
.(Sareolemus). P 775, 256
(Xema). P 62, 312
Furcella. P ’62, 455, 481
furcellata (Scinaia). P ’57, 74 -
furcifer (Caprimulgus). P ’51, 176,
177. J II, 114
(Paranthius). P ’84, 98; ’07,
267
furcifera (Cruziana). J VIII, 305
(Lyecosa). P ’08, 204
(Pardosa). P ’08, 164, 207
(Seudderia). P ’07, 63; 708,
398; ’09, 168
furciger (Cyllene). P 52, 10
furcillata (Aeshna). j viii, 14
furens (CEcacta). P ’94, 419
furfuracea (Coniocybe). P ’93, 216
(Valsa). P ’77, 121
furfurata (Himella). P ’74, 201
furinalis (Scotophilus). P 766, 287
Furnarius. P 746, 112
furnessi (Apodoglanis). P ’05, 463
ls ae harley P 1900, 460,
furnieri (Capromys). j iv, 14
(Micropogon). P ’97, 115
(Umbrina). P ’97, 115
furtiva (Amara). P 755, 349
furtivus (Bradytus). P ’55, 349
(Evarthrus). P 773, 319. J
II, 234
(Harpalus). P ’65, 101, 103
(Hister). P 59, 318
furva (Goniobasis). P 64, 45
(Melania). P ’64, 45
(Motacilla). j iv, 187
(Sylvia). j iv, 187
furvicaudatus (Lutianus).
525
furvum (Periphus).
furvus (Dicelus). P ’43, 296
(Polyeyrtus). P ’73, 142, 147
furvus wiedii (Troglodytes). P ’99,
310
furvus (Unio).
fusangensis (Clausilia). P ’01, 650
fusaniana (Clausilia). P ’08, 455
(Kaliella). P ’08, 455
Fusarium. P ’91, 93; 793, 466; 95,
441
fusates (Murex). P ’95, 74
fusca (Adelonycteris). P
291; 97, 33, 224
(Ardea). P ’57, 39; ’64, 245
(Astarte). P ’72, 247
(Atopa). P ’45, 221; ’53, 229
(Carex). P ’07, 457
(Catarractes). P ’63, 125
(Catonia). P ’07, 480, 481
o RT,
P ’43, 298
P 53, 250
96, 204,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Continued.
(Ciconia). P ’64, 245
(Columba). P ’64, 248
(Cyrene). P ’09, 223
(Dendrophis). P ’60, 264
(Desmognathus). P ’59, 124;
68, 276; ’69, 113, 118; ’95, 400;
1900, 616; ’06, 356. J VI, 98
(Diomedea). j viii, 157. P
’66, 186, 188; ’99, 17
(Diplostoma). P ’52, 163; 775,
31
fusea.
1
(Dipsas). P ’94, 427
(Dolabrifera). P ’99, 516
(Doris). P ’80, 91
(Eleotris). J XII, 550
(Epilampra). P ’06, 271
(Erigona). P ’05, 311
(Fasciola). P 57, 23
(Formica). P ’80, 383;
67; ’82, 369; ’87, 27, 370;
426; ’03, 219
fusea subsericea (Formica). P
601, 604; ’04, 642, 644
fusca (Fringilla). P ’64, 254;
351
81,
01,
02,
75,
(Fuligula). P ’61, 239
(Gavia). P ’62, 558
(Gracilia). J II, 24
(Hyla). J VI, 84
(Hydra). P ’50, 124; 770, 72;
74, 10; ’80, 156; 787, 311-818
(Hydrargyra). P ’85, 13
(Ibis). j v, 69
(Lachnosterna). P
J III, 244
(Lagria).
(Laminella).
(Leptachatina).
(Leptoplana).
(Liophallus). P ’94, 427
(Macoma). P ’98, 61
(Melolontha). J IIT, 244
(Menopoma). J I, 290
(Monasa). j iv, 370
(Monopsis). P ’07, 476
(Motacilla). P ’64, 257
(Muscicapa). j iv, 168, 170;
viii, 152. P ’64, 256
(Mustela). P 741, 94
(Mustelus). j viii, 288
(Nasua). P ’82, 115
"73, 330.
P 45, 311
P ’88, 53
P ’88, 17, 52
P 57, 22, 26
(Oedemia). P ’51, 126; ’78,
23... eat As 226
(Partula). P 75, 244-247;
85, 207, 208. J TX,;-46h 7) 7a
109
(Passerita). P ’60, 554
(Phrynomantis). J VI, 192
(Pipilo). P 755, 311
(Planaria). P ’57, 23
(Pecilia). P 1900, 516, 523
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 633
fusea. Continued. _
_(Psammniobia). 4H v, 219; vi,
208. P 748, 105
(Pseudogerygone). P ’89, 148
(Salamandra). ji, 357; v, 330;
vi, 35. P ’69, 99, 102. J I, 286
(Sanguinolaria). P ’48, 105;
98, 61
(Sayiornis). P ’83, 64
(Seala). J VIII, 203
(Sciena). P 63, 31
(Seytodes). P 03, 340; 709,
196
(Stemonitis). P ’89, 188; ’90,
(Sthenelais). P ’09, 242
(Strophia). P ’96, 319
(Sula). J I, 227
(Tanagra). P ’64, 254
(Tringa). P ’64, 246; 775, 355
(Tyrannula). P 53, 308
(Vipera). P 759, 341
fuscans (Spermestes). P 752, 185;
99, 43. J III, 69
(Urolonca). P ’99, 43
fuscata (Anous). P ’94, 116
(Corbicula). P ’60, 270
(Cyelas). P ’60, 292; ’61, 405
(Cyrena). P ’60, 270, 279
(Lypsimena). J II, 155
(Magnolia). P ’58, 125; ’70,
115
(Melania). P ’63, 274
(Merula). P ’60, 376
(Metaspheria). P ’93, 137
(Mordella). P ’45, 313
(Mordellistena). P ’62, 51
(Pyragra). P ’03, 299; ’05,
38
fuseatum (Bipalium). P ’57, 25, 31
(Spherium). P ’60, 292
fuscatus (Charterginus). P ’98, 459
(Elater). P ’66, 347
(Mullus). P ’92, 269
(Nototrachys). P ’73, 375
(Stenophus). P ’43, 297; ’68,
378
(Trachynotus). P ’73, 375
(Tragulus). P ’02, 131
(Turdus). P ’58, 194; ’60, 376
(Unio). P 53, 250; ’54, 237,
246
fuscescens (A®giothus). P ’61, 222,
377, 380; ’69, 186
(Agonum). P ’73, 323
(Drillia). P ’91, 49
oo s)- P '69, 127; 708,
(Irpex). J III, 217
(Pieus). P ’67, 217
(Thelephora). J II, 278
t fuscescens.
Continued.
(Turdus). P ’69, 127; ’83,
60; ’95, 382, 500; ’96, 165; ’98, 87
fuschioides (Conradia). j vii, 88
fuscicapillus (Pionus). P ’99, 50
(Peocephalus). P ’99, 50
fuscicaudata (Amizilis). P ’99, 208
fuscicaudata jucunda (Amizilis). P
99, 208
fuscicaudis (Sesia). J IV, 128, 130
fusciceps (Acmeops). J I, 324
(Cyphon). P ’53, 354
(Helodes). P 753, 354
fuscicollis (Tringa). P ’92, 104
fuscicomella (Butalis). P ’60, 169
fuscidulum (Melanomma). P 95,
417
fuscifolia (Mantis). P ’07, 159
fuscifrons (Mestobregma). P ’09,
149
fuscigula (Rana). P ’68, 246
fuscimanus (Admetus). P ’04, 142
fuscipenne (Trypoxylon). P ’99, 200
fuscipennis (Agrilus). P 57, 9;
73, 91, 92
(Baccha). j iii, 100
(Dolichonyx). P ’66, 16
(Elodes). P ’53, 356
(Microdon). P ’95, 329
(Mordella). P ’45, 314
(Mordellistena). P ’62, 50
(Nemognatha). P 53, 349
(Ocyptamus). P ’95, 330
(Sacodes). P 753, 356
(Stenolophus). P ’68, 378
(Stenopterus). P ’61, 356
(Trichopteryx). J I, 108
fuscipes (Cistela). P 7°46, 60
(Gyrinus). P ’68, 373
(Hydrobius). P ’55, 373
(Laestris). P 744, 40
(Mazareddia). P ’04, 663
(Melanoplus). P ’09, 470
(Neotoma). P ’74, 174, 175;
789, 14-28; ’94, 246; 704, 578, 586
fuscipes dispar (Neotoma). P 94,
247
fuscipes macrotis (Neotoma). P ’94,
246
fuscipes streatori (Neotoma). P ’94,
247
fuscipes \Phorbia). P ’95, 336
(Saperda). jv, 273. J I,
163,
(Stenostola). J II, 163
fuscipunctella (Tinea). P ’60, 433
fuscirostris (Aptenodytes). P ’72,
174, 211
fuscitarsis (Bassus). P ’94, 190
(Beris). j iii, 29; vi, 155
fusciventer (Loxia). P ’64, 253
634
fuscoswnea
165
fuscoeneus (Omaseus). P ’73, 317
(Pterostichus). P ’73, 317. J
II, 256
fuscoalbus (Polyporus). J III, 208
fuscoapicata (Mitra). P ’01, 387
fuscoatra (Mordellistena). P ’64,
105
fuscoatrum (Hydnum).
fuscobasis (Bulimella). P ’88, 31
fuscocineta (Goniobasis). P ’64, 39
(Helix). P ’73, 251; ’74, 58
(Melania). P ’64, 39
fuscocinerea (Querula). P ’60, 143
fuscocinereum (Propolidium). P. 793,
151
fuscoeneus (Pterostichus). P ’73,
310
fuscofulva (Emberiza). P ’64, 254
fuscofulvus (Picus). P ’64, 243
fuscogilvus (Polyporus). J III, 210
fuscoguttata (Heterina). P ’08, 490
fuscoguttatus (Cromileptes). P 782,
272
(Epinephelus). P 1900, 502;
7, 255
(Crepidodera). P 47,
J Itt, 216
0
fuscolineata (Achatinellastrum). P
88, 33
(Siphonalia).
fuscolutea (Grandinia). P ’95, 418
fuscomaculata (Cyprea). P ’05, 292
fuscomaculatus (Lystris). P ’68, 312
fuscomanus (Tarsius). P ’97, 35
fuscomarginatus (Priocnemis). P
97, 273
(Salius). P ’97, 278, 278
fusconigra (Lesteva). P ’66, 375
(Phleopterus). P 66, 375
(Usilla). P ’05, 104
fusconota (Nigrita). P ’59, 135
fuscopunctata (Caricea). P ’95, 335
(Homotoicha). P ’07, 376
fuscopunctatus (Tabanus). P 95,
322
fuscopurpurea (Spheria). j v, 16
fuscopurpureus (Pecten). J I, 209
fuscospora (Spheria). P 795, 21
P 91, 473
fusecostriatus (Conocephalus). P ’04,
796; ’07, 64
(Neoconocephalus). P 710, 7 °
fuscous (Ixodes). j ii, 79
fuscovaria (Limnophila). P 759, 232,
240
fuscoviolaceus (Irpex). J III, 217
fuscovirens (Platypterus). P ’82, 277
fuscovittata (Epeira). P ’03, 341;
04, 130; 709, 210
(Syrbula). P ’07, 32; 708,
366, 375; ’09, 112, 136
fuscozona (Achatinellastrum).
32, 33
P ’88,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
fuscula (Cymatodera). J IV, 36
(Dichelonycha). J III, 281
(Epitrix). P ’73, 72
(Leptachatina). P ’88, 53
(Luperaltica). P ’73, 70
(Lycosa). P ’08, 205
(Malacosoma). P ’65, 206
(Pardosa). P ’08, 164, 206, 207
(Pentaria). P ’62, 44
fusculum (Cryptorhopalum).. P 754,
110. J IV, 32
fusculus (Centropristis). P ’62, 236
(Malthinus). P ’51, 346
fuscum (Amblystoma). P ’65, 84;
67, 195; 757, 216; ’59, 123. J
III, 355
(Asemum).
(Béopedon). P ’07, 34
(Dendrocoelum). P 757, 23
(Gymnosporangium). P 702,
462, 498, 500
(Plethodon).
(Siphostoma). P ’04, 507
(Triglyphodon). P ’60, 264
(Xiphidion). P ’05, 826
Fuseus. P ’03, 350
fuscus (Accipiter). P 748, 88; ’53,
450; ’55, 279; ’59, 190; ’66, 43;
J I, 35
P '56, 7
68, 149; °70, 141; ’71, 27; 783,
66. J II, 260
(Accipitre). J I, 28
(Acronurus). P ’84, 230
(Adelonycteris). P ’92, 217;
94, 157, 218, 396
(Amphisearus). P ’82, 274
(Ancylus). P ’60, 18; ’72, 97
fuscus maculatus (Anser). P 775,
355
fuscus (Arion). P ’75, 154, 191;
89, 199
ue ane P 46, 46; 53, 305;
(Balistes). P ’82, 309
(Bufo). j vi, 36
(Chlarias). P ’97, 57. J XII,
500
(Clarias). P ’97, 57. J XII,
499
(Clytus). J II, 27, 104; IV, 41
(Coluber). P 745, 241; ’60,
561
(Corvus). P ’64, 242
(Cryptobranchus). P ’95, 406
(Culius). P ’85, 74
(Cyperus). P ’67, 23
(Cystignathus). P ’62, 353
(Dasytes). P ’52, 169; 766,
351. J IV, 36
(Desmognathus). J I, 285
(Drilus). P 745, 221
(Drynius). P ’60, 554
(Eleotris). P 1900, 516, 523
Lowy) Pe ey = oa ee
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
fuscus. Continued. — ——
(Endomyehus); P ’47, 177
- ~{Eptesicus). P ’01, 619; ’04,
579, 591; ’08, 409
fuseus bernardinus (Eptesicus). P
01, 619
fuscus ee (Eptesicus). P
fuseus osceola (Eptesicus). P
618; 04, 591
fuseus (Falco).: j viii, 151.
395, 450; °55, 278; 56, 287
(Flatoides). P ’07, 497
(Fundulus). P ’85, 13
(Gadus). P ’63, 235
(Geotriton). P 756, 11;
102; 1900, 618. J ITI, 349
(Goniodactylus). P ’68, 97
& a): P 95, 519, 525;
?
(Herpetodryas). J VIII, 179
(Hoplisus). P 795, 525
(Kieneria). P ’66, 89
(Larus). P ’63, 125
(Limnobenus). P 794, 146
(Limnocharis). J VI, 90
(Lyctus). P 744, 113
: eee rte) Yee y Pai y Ss
, 49
Notre). J I, 291
Nothrus). J Il, 24
(Oriolus). j iv, 49. P ’66, 17
(Parus). P ’67, 221
(Pelecanus). j viii, 158. P
62, 324; ’66, 100; 68, 150;
37; ’89, 266, 267; ’90, 203;
355. J I, 227
(Pelobates).
01,
P 53,
69,
J VI, 67, 82, 112
(Perosuchus). P ’68, 203
(Philomyeus). P ’58, 199
(Pipilo). P ’59, 192; ’90, 215.
J I, 54; I, 267, 272
fuscus crissalis (Pipilo). P ’98, 215;
704,583
fuscus mesoleucus (Pipilo). P
121; 703, 28
fuseus (Pristoscelis). P
351
(Psittacus). P ’64, 240
(Rallus). P 794, 146
(Rhabdodon). P ’60, 553
(Sayornis). P ’68, 149;
292; ’75, 27, 348
(Scotophilus). P ’66, 287
(Serropalpus). P ’46, 56
(Stenodactylus). _P
Ii, 33
(Stentor). P ’62, 517
(Syngnathus). P ’09, 407
(Tantalus). j v, 69. P
354
(Tarsius). P 97, 34-52
66, 350,
73,
192, |
74, 68. J
"15, |
|
635
fusecus. Continued.
(Trachinotus). P ’62, 438;
84, 124
(Triglophodon). P ’57, 72
(Triturus). P ’08, 126. J IL,
285
(Turdus). j iv, 275. P ’64,
250
(Tyrannus). P ’54, 397
(Vaginulus). P 758, 198
(Vespertilio). P 55, 434, 435, .
438; °78, 22; 780, 348
(Vesperus). P ’78, 22; 789,
326
(Xyrichthys). P ’82, 305
fusibrachiatus (Macrostylocrinus). P
"85, 324
fusiceps (Phorbia).
Fusicladium. P
378
Fusicoccum. P ’94, 359; 95, 432
Fuside. P ’04, 18
P ’98, 162
91, 87, 91; 94,
fusiforme (Busycon). P 754, 30;
62, 561
(Fulgur). P 753, 318; ’62, 561
(Macrochilus). P ’89, 302
(Monoceras). P 748, 101
fusiformis (Bactocrinitis). P 779,
301, 370
fusiformis erochrous (Boleichthys).
P 706, 525
fusiformis gracilis (Boleichthys). P
06, 525
fusiformis palustris (Boleichthys).
P 06, 525
fusiformis (Daphnella). P ’73, 229
(Dichocrinus). P ’81, 255, 257.
J I, 61
(Eleodes). P 758, 181, 184
(Eupimus). P 782, 275
(Fulgur). P 748, 100;
318; ’82, 172; ’05, 353, 355
(Glandina). P ’75, 157
(Goniobasis). P ’65, 32
(Hololepis). P 64, 233
(Homocrinus). P ’79, 301
(Io). P ’63, 307; *65, 19
(Iopsis). P ’72, 272
(Lithasia). P ’61, 54;
321. J V, 261
3 (Macrocheilus). P ’88, 240
(Melania). P ’65, 32
(Metulella). P ’72, 70
(Microtylopteryx). P ’05, 448,
451, 841, 842
(Monoceros). P ’53, 320; ’90,
398
(Opuntia). P ’76, 162
(Orophocrinus). P ’87, 85, 95
(Philonthus). P 744, 38
(Phygadeuon). P ’94, 186
(Polyphemopsis). P ’89, 307
53,
63,
636
fusiformis. Continued.
(Poteriocrinus). P ’79, 301
(Pseudoliva). P 790, 398. J
IV, 381
(Rostellaria).
422
(Soleniscus). P ’89, 307
(Sphinx). J IV, 129
(Urocoptis). P ’98, 277
(Voluta). P ’54, 169
Fusimitra. P 755, 261; ’90, 396;
703, 282
Fusine. P ’62, 560
P '56, 282; ’60,
fusispora (Dermatea). P ’93, 148
Fusoficula. P ’95, 77, 123-130, 145
fusoidea (Achatinellastrum). P ’88,
42
(Laminella). P ’88, 42
fusoides (Mitra). P ’48, 101
(Siphonalia). P ’05, 103
fusticulis (Teredo). P ’62, 456, 462
Fustiger. P ’66, 108
fustigera (Phyllacanthus). P ’63,
353
Fusulina. P ’52, 118; ’56, 63, 269;
57, 128; ’58, 260; 59, 8-24; 791,
245; ’97, 409, 449. J VIII, 302,
303, 308
Fusulinella. P ’97, 417, 449
Fusus. j ii, 236; iv, 127; v, 129, 214;
vi,, 118,..207, 211, 223; . vii, 125,
144, 148, 155; viii, 190. P ’41,
33; 743, 308, 309, 326, 327; 747,
286; ’48, 100; ’52, 193, 199; 53,
317, 319, 321; 54, 30, 169; 55,
262; ’56, 65, 185, 282; ’57, 138;
60, 94, 185, 421; ’61, 419; ’62,
286, 560; 763, 141, 307; ’71, 144;
72, 264; °76, 278, 280; ’79, 214,
223; ’80, 27, 28, 364, 371; ’82, 167,
169, 170, 172, 173, 197-207; ’84,
304; ’89, 306, 309; ’90, 46, 145,
395, 405, 450; ’95, 61, 69, 71, 116-
130, 147; ’96, 472, 474, 478, 479,
496; 97, 428; ’99, 71, 72; ’03,
267, 279; ‘04, 18, 378, 387; 705,
24, 345, 346. J I, 117, 132, 207;
ITI, 76, 332; IV, 286, 301, 377,
389; VIII, 264, 314, 326, 350;
IX, 152
fusus (Bulimus). P 796, 328
(Caranx). P ’62, 432
(Tachysphex). P ’93, 506, 519
futilis (Anyphena). P ’01, 574
(Cryptohypnus). J IV, 35
(Lachnosterna). P ’73, 330. J
ITI, 243
(Litoprosopus). P ’75, 65
fylerii (Cladodus). J IX, 428
gabbana (Acteon). P ’05, 19
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
gabbi (Arionta). P ’75, 155; 1900,
103
(Centropomus). P ’06, 423
(Celocentrum). P 1900, 551
(Cucullea). P ’05, 8
(Dentalium). P ’97, 466, 470
(Engonoceras). P ’05, 28
(Epiphragmophora). P ’98, 68
(Helix). P ’89, 202
gabbi facta (Helix). P ’89, 202
gabbi (Hoploparia). P ’01, 115;
05, 28
(Pleurotoma).
116-135
(Protengonoceras). P ’05, 28
(Pupa). P 1900, 588
gabbi mexicanorum (Pupa). P 1900,
588
P 95, 56, 113,
gabbi (Sagda). P ’96, 23
(Seala). J VIII, 315
(Sureula). P ’95, 56, 113-130
(Volutomorpha). P ’05, 25
gabbiana (Amiva). J VIII, 117
(Goniobasis). P ’62, 265;
64, 44. J V, 304
(Marginella). P ’95, 67
(Patula). P ’89, 200
(Volvaria). P ’95, 67
gabbianus (Unio). P ’68, 95. J
VI, 289, 295
gabbii (Bassaricyon). P ’76, 21, 23;
"TT, 267
(Chelopus). J VIII, 153
(Cicindela). P ’66, 395
(Delphinapterus). P ’68, 191;
69, 8. J VII, 434
(Hyla). J VIII, 94, 103
(Leda). P ’82, 202
(Physa). P ’63, 149
(Pitangus). P ’09, 361
(Sureula). P ’90, 394
(Tetralonia). P ’78, 220
(Tretosphys). PB’ "69s Teas
VII, 434
(Zirphea). P ’63, 144
Gabbro. P ’84, 244; ’97, 429, 444
Gabbro-phonolite. P ’93,176; 798, 92
Gabbros. P ’03, 397
gaber (Falco). P ’05, 762
(Melierax). P ’05, 762
Gabileptes. P ’82, 284
gabonense (Enallagma). P ’99, 230
gabonensis (Atya). P ’94, 408, 410
(Campethera). P ’63, 326
(Cuculus). P ’59, 142
(Dendrobates). P 59, 141;
49
99,
(Dendropicus). P 759, 141;
99, 49
(Vomer). P ’97, 101; 799,
347; 705, 87
gabonica (Echidna). P 757, 62, 72
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INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 637
gabrana (Ostrea). P 61, 440
gabrielis (Area). J VIII, 321
(Cucullea). J VIII, 321
(Idonearea). P ’72, 54
gabunensis (Ischnomembras). P ’03,
731
Gacarcinide. P ’71, 240
Gadi. P ’84, 168, 171, 176
diculus. P ’63, 248
Gadide. P '54, 154; ’63, 243, 252;
84, 168, 170, 176, 181: °92, 276;
"98, 347: °04, 511; 05, 370
P 63, 248
162, 280; 63, 229, 231,
243, 248; ’84, 171
Gadini. P °63, 243, 248;
Gadinia. P 63, 243;
96, 453
Gadites. P ’63, 243;
Gadoide. P 62, 280;
84, 170,
84, 170, 172;
84, 171
63, 243, 257
_Gadoidea. P 84, 170, 173
Gadoidex. P 63, 243; 84, 171
Gadoidei. P ’84, 172, 182
Gadoides. P 63, 243; ’84, 170, 172
Gadolinite. P ’89, 164
Gadopsid®. P ’84, 183
Gadus. j i, 83, 406; iii, 395. P 54,
141, 154; ’61, 520; °62, 280; ’63,
230, 231, 243, 248; ’65, 69; ’68,
263; °82, 198, 204, 209, 280, 304;
84, 111; ’85, 59, 61; 790, 401;
92, 276; °97, 465; °04, 511; 05,
Geotis. P °73, 252;
1900, 317
Gafrarium. P ’72, 92; ’79, 221
gagates (Anchomenus). P ’54, 44
(Milax). P 710, 665-668
gagatina (Statyra). P ’45, 311
gagatinus (Selenophorus). P ’65, 98
Gahnite. P ’89, 50; ’92, 197
Gaidropsarus. P 63, 240
Gaillardia. P ’61, "459;
63, 65; 98, 33, a
75, 149, 245;
62, 164;
.gaillardie (Septoria). P ’93, 164
gaimardi (Byblis). P ’01, 149
(Chiton). P ’94, 87
(Coris). P 1900, 510
(Cyclograpsus). P ’80, 223
(Gelasimus). P ’80, 150
(Hippolyte). P ’01, 162
(Julis). P 1900, 510
(Liolophura). P ’94, 70, 87
gaimardi queenslandica (Liolophura).
P 94, 87
gaimardi (Muscipeta). P 59, 49
(Paragrapsus). P ’80, 223
(Spirontocaris). P 701, 162
gaimardii (Calcinus). P ’58, 234
(Canthidermis). P ’82, 282
gaimardii. Continued.
(Chasmagnathus).
223
(Grapsus). P ’80, 190
‘ore P 63, 139; 93,
P ’80, 222,
a: P ’51, 268; ’58,
(Planocera). P ’57, 23
gainesi (Acusta). P 99, 526
(Eulota). P_ 99, 526
gainesi var. hakodatensis (Eulota).
P 702, 234
gainesi var. hakodatensis (Mastigeu-
lota). P ’02, 234
gairdneri (Carum).
(Edosmia).
(Fario). P ’56, 219; ’58, 225
(Picus). P ’59, 190; ’63, 201;
66, 52; ’69, 126
(Salmo). P 758, 225
gairdneri stonei (Salmo).
gairdnerii (Picus). j viii, 155. P
"47, 278; 99,16. JE, 55; Il, 270
(Salmo). P 56, 219
gala (Psittacus). P 64, 240
Galachrysia. P ’59, 173
galacifolia (Shortia). P ’86, 345
Galactia. P ’60, 513; ’89, 377
galactis (Dimerosporium). P_ 93,
441
P 98, 303
J Ill, 89
P 94, 60
Galactodendron. P ’44, 78
galactoides (Pitcheria). j vii, 94
galactosomum (Distomum). P 88,
166
galacturus (Hypsilepis). P ’67, 160;
710, 283. J VI, 229, 240
’(Notropis). Y 10, 283
Galagine. J X, 275
Galago. P ’61, 153; ’67, 37; 785,
384; 704,154. J X, 275
Galanthus. P ’87, 119
galapaganus (Bulimulus). P 96,
397, 435
(Conulus). P
448; 1900, 92
(Nesiotus). P ’96, 435
(Nesiotes). P ’96, 435
galapagensis (Anous). P 794, 115,
117
galapagoensis (Buteo). P ’75, 93
(Craxirex). P ’75, 90, 91, 93
(Dromolestes). P "75, 93
(Polyborus). P ’75, 90, 93
Galatea. P ’60, 267;
Galatella. P ’61, 457; ’62, 164
Galateola. P ’60, 267
Galathea. P ’50, 29;
238, 251
galathea (Cyrena). P ’60, 279
galathee (Pseudoseisura). P ’99,
210
96, 400, 403,
53, 265; 758,
638
Galatheidea. P ’58, 251
galatheideorum. P ’58, 238
galathina (Porcellana). j i, 458. P
58, 227; °79, 405, 407
Galaxaura. P ’05, 695
galaxea (Siderastrea). P
306, 309; 790, 305
Galba. P ’52, 46, 48
galba (Cylichna). P ’79, 222; 784,
104; ’90, 401
(Hyperia).
(Valvaria).
galbanata (Homoptera).
galbanus (Limneus). P 45, 280, 281
(Lymneus). j v, 123
galbica (Pisa). P ’79, 387
galbina (Saturnia). P ’60, 156
Galbula. P ’51, 154; ’60, 134; ’99,
83, 305
galbula (Icterus). P ’83, 64; 791,
436; ’92, 109; ’95, 487; 796, 116,
136; ’98, 82; 98, 94, 154
galea (Coralliophila). P ’91, 51, 60
(Dolium). P ’62, 564; 771,
143; ’82, 167, 174
galeata (Antilophia). P ’99, 209
(Crex). P ’60, 378
(Gallinula). j viii, 203. P 753,
425; ’60, 378; 764,69; 775, 358;
90, 203; °92, 113; ’95, 473; 709,
356
(Motacilla).
galeatoides (Ammonites).
311
galeatus (Ammonites). J VIII, 311
(Balanus). j ii, 324. P 778,
299
(Bueeros). P ’64, 257
(Monopeltis). P ’96, 467
(Pentamerus).° P ’97, 426, 427
88, 304,
P ’01, 147
P 48, 107
P 64, 257
J VII,
(Phractogonus). P 752, 62;
57, 50, 72
Galecynus. P ’89, 211, 222; 92, 425
Galego. P ’01, 121
Galei. P ’62, 484, 485
Galeiana. P ’62, 485
Galeichthys. P 754, 26; 763, 171,
179; ’99, 331; 05, 462; ’06, 88
Galeide. P ’97, 56, 91; ’98, 339;
99, 326; ‘v1, 325, 330; 705, 455;
06, 79 :
Galena. P ’72, 278; ’80, 280. J X,
190
Galene. P ’52, 81
Galenite. P ’77, 276; 792, 192
Galeocephala. P ’57, 23
Galeocerdo. P 746, 42; 759,110; 63,
333; '64, 260, 263; ’67, 141; ’72,
265: 94, 63; °97, 428; 706, 79;
08, 61. J I, 191-193, 204, 300;
VIII, 254; XII, 499
Galeodea. P °75, 362. J VIII, 329
galeodes (Pyrula).
P °75, 485
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Galeodes. P ’71, 295; ’89, 45; ’01,
594; ’03, 138
P 753, 448
Galeodia. P 754, 30; ’55, 257, 262;
62, 564; ’82, 168, 169. J IV, 293
Galeoidei. P ’62, 484
Galeoides. P ’61, 272, 277
Galeopithecide. P ’82, 322; 783, 78
Galeopithecus. P ’83, 82; 1900, 423;
02, 135, 241-254; ’04, 149
Galeopsis. P ’84, 90
Galeorhini. P ’62, 485; ’64, 261
Galeorhinide. P ’92, 234; 704, 505;
08, 55. J XII, 499
here ionmacgie P ’62, 282, 484; 764,
61
Galeorhinoide. P ’62, 235, 282, 484;
64, 148, 259, 261
Galeorhinus. P ’64, 148; 01, 332;
06, 79; 708, 57, 59
Galeoscoptes. P ’89, 266, 270; 791,
437; 93, 56, 65; ’95, 498; ’96,
163; ’98, 86; 705, 690; ’08, 156
Galera. P ’67, 138, 155; 96, 387. J
VII, 356, 369, 445
galericulata (Scutellaria). P 763,
72; ’93, 308
galericulatus (Bellerophon). P 62,
426; 765, 131
(Platylophus). P ’91, 445
Galerita. P 44, 48; ’58, 59
galerita (Alcedo). P ’64, 243
(Blennius). P ’92, 276
(Corythornis). P 764, 243
(Phyllorhina). P ’89, 335
Galerites. P 746, 51
galeritus (Basiliscus). P 766, 123
Galerix. P ’69, 64
Galeruca. P 747, 161; ’65, 204-206,
213; °73, 55
Galerucella. P ’73, 55
Galerucide. P ’47, 161
Galerucides. P 773, 19, 54
Galerucini. P 773, 54
Galerus. P ’82, 198, 203
Galeus. j viii, 219. P ’84, 100; 92,
234; '99, 326; ’01, 239; 706, 79;
08, 53, 59. J I, 191
galeus (Epinephelus). P 783, 285
(Galeorhinus). P ’01, 332; ’08,
57, 59
(Galeus).
(Serranus).
(Squalus). P
79; 708, 53, 71
Galgulus. P 762, 315
galgulus (Loriculus).
(Psittacus). P
673
galiata (Galinula).
galii (Diplodina).
P ’84, 100
P °83, 285
01, 332; 706,
P 02, 673
64, 241; 702,
P 41, 124
P 95, 434
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INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
P01, 372
01, 372
09, 494
galinieri ((£dipoda).-
_{Pyenodictya). P
Galinsoga. P ’91, 272;
Galinula. .P 41,” 124
Galium. j vii, 29. P ’60, 303; ’63,
63; ’67, 20; ’84, 86; ’89, 386;
1900, 485, 488, 632; 702, 664, 669;
09, 493; 7°10, 547, 549, 573, 582
galle (Cawendia). P ’01, 373
gallaheri (Discina). P ’65, 112
gallarum (Stenamma). P ’82, 265;
03, 239
Galleoma. P ’72, 222
Galleommide. P ’72, 222
Gallerita. J IV, 28
Galleruca. j iii, 455; v, 298. P ’54,
16; 758, 88; 759, 82, 90, 292; 61,
358; 765, 206-213, 220; 66, 348. J
IV, 41, 42
gallicana (Cyrena). P ’60, 279
Gallichthys. P ’62, 239; ’05, 86
gallicus (Idiornis). P ’99, 202
(Laelaps). P ’67, 234
(Orthocnemus). P ’99, 202
Gallide. P ’62, 484
gallieni (Crassatella). P ’72, 50
rae (Deilephila). J IV, 143, 144
ileja. P ’60, 267
Gallinacea. P ’63, 303
gallinacea (Mazareddia). _P 704, 663
us (Vanellus). P 771, 194
P ’68, 281; 769, 200
a: & 59, 108, 192; 61, 229;
"G4, 67; °66, 97; °71, 30; ’83, 67;
93, 35; 795, 473; 705, 760; ’08,
98; 709, 356. J XI, 280
gallinago: (Scolopax). j vii, 193; v,
arius (Falco). j iii, 346. P
15, 345
gallinasultana (Orthalicus). P
228
Gallinula. j viii, 203. P 753, 425;
"09, 174; °60, 378; ’64, 69; ’70,
86; ’75, 358; °90, 203; ’92, 113;
94, 132, 133, 140, 142-148; 95,
473; ’98, 498; °99, 56; ’05, 757;
09, 356
gallinuloides (Ornithichnites). P ’44,
176
inus (Cambarus). P 1900, 484
ionella. P °53, 431; 1900, 712,
728
gallipavo (Meleagris). P
708, 101
ae americana (Meleagris). P
, 66
75,
55, 314;
Galtivalton P 794, 133
Gallium. P ’60, 512
onan (Callapa). P
opavo. P ’57, 179
"72, 133
639
gallopavo (Meleagris). P 53, 385,
402; ’56, 294; °75, 349; ’80, 348;
92, 375; 795, 475
ant Be Bow ‘mexicana (Meleagris). P
2,
eats (Helix). P ’74, 56
galloprovincialis (Cyclas). P ’60,
289, 292
Gallus. P ’62, 239; ’68, 261; 02,
672; 705, 86. J IX, 413
gallus’ (Gallus). P 02, 672
(Ostrea). J VIL, 336
(Phasianus). P ’02, 672
_ galpinanus (Ammonites). P ’58, 44
cheraa P 756, 65, 282; 760,
° (Mytilus). P ’54, 164; 756,
285; ’60, 427
Galpinsia. P ’04, 108
galtie (Squalius). P ’83, 147, 148,
152
Galtonia. P 1900, 344
Galumna. P ’04, 145; ’06, 490-494
'Galvezia. J I, 149
gama (Nectris). P
66, 135, 192, 197
gamardii (Chrysiptera).
Gamaside. P 704, 145
Gamasomorpha. P 04, 121, 122
Gamasus. 1 gk i P 72, 9, 138;
1900, 543; 704,145. J VII, 445
gambeli (Anser). P ’66, 98; ’75,
355
(Callipepla). P ’92, 114
(Dimerella). P ’73, 196
(Dipodomys). P 755, 334
(Fringilla). P ’99, 19
(Hesperomys). P ’74, 179
(Lophortyx). P ’66, 39; 68,
84; 92, 125; ’93, 57, 65; ’99, 20;
03, 13; 704, 585
(Zonotrichia). P ’66, 84; 768, 83
Gambelia. P 48, 7. J I, 149
gambelii (Anser). P ’69, 127
(Callipepla). P ’99, 20. J I,
219
(Cambarus). P 753, 375, 380
cCostgehy tae): P 52, 126;
P 43, 262
64, 126, 143;
P 82, 273
66,
(Fringilla).
(Quereus). P ’48, 22
(Lophortyx). P ’43, 260; 751,
221; ’66, 94; 05, 681. J I, 219
(Peromyseus). P ’04, 577, 586
(Quercus). J I, 179
(Trifolium). P ’48, 8. J I,
151
(Zonotrichia). P ’59, 107, 191;
68, 149. J I, 50
gambelli (Anser). P ’70, 131
(Cambarus). P ’52, 90
(Zonotrichia). P ’69, 126
640
gambellii (Anser).
(Lophortyx).
108; ’99, 20
(Quercus). P ’81, 122
Gambetta. P ’59, 108, 192; ’60, 195;
61, 234; ’64, 68; 766, 98; ’71, 32
gambrinum (Protocardium). P ’90,
402
P 59, 108
P 55, 314; 759,
Gambusia. P ’59, 61, 120; ’77, 178,
180, 187; ’97, 97; 704, 248; 706,
485; ’09, 407; ’10, 600
gamianus (Paguristes). P ’58, 236
(Pagurus). P ’58, 236
gamicola (Mylabris). P ’08, 609
gamma (Neriene). P ’09, 206
Gammaracanthus. P ’01, 153
P °78, 276
ji, 51
(Toxidium). P
Gammaridea.
Gammarinae,
gammaroides
824
Gammarus. j i, 51,374. P 755, 382;
63, 139; ’64, 157; ’78, 298; 788,
333; ’91, 480; ’01, 152; 708, 97
gammarus (Astacus). j i, 165
(Cancer). P 752, 11
ganana (Sciurus). P ’96, 622
ganascus (Amblypterus). J IV, 153
(Ambulyx). J IV, 152, 153
(Sphinx). J IV, 153
ganesa (Elephas). P ’78, 53
ganescens (Erigeron). P 63, 64
Ganesella. P ’99, 528; 701, 546,
565; 02, 234, 235; ’04, 629; 705,
709, 710, 736; ’08, 40, 452, 593
60,
gangetica (Platanista). P ’65, 204
gangeticus (Crocodilus). j iv, 19;
ii, 137
(Gavialis). P ’60, 549
Ganocephala. P ’68, 210
Ganoidei. P ’64, 276; ’68, 256, 258,
260, 263, 265
ganymedes (Partula). P ’85, 219
gapperi (Arvicola). P ’74, 187
(Evotomys). P ’74, 187; 794,
391; ’96, 184, 186; 97, 206, 211
gapperi galei (Evotomys). P 708,
404
gapperi rhoadsi (Evotomys). P ’07,
456 ‘
gapperi saturatus (Evotomys). P
94, 284: '96, 184, 186
gapperi (Hypudeus). P ’74, 187
garantianus (Ammonites). J VIII,
310
Garberia. P ’79, 379
garciana (Urocoptis). P ’98, 277
Garcinia. P ’51, 202
gardanense (Spherium). P ’60, 292.
gardanensis (Cyclas). P ’60, 292
gardeni (Ardea). j v, 63, 67
(Nyctiardea). P 59, 108, 192;
64, 65; 66, 95; °75, 353
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Gardenia. P ’58, 134; ’89, 386
gardenii (Sternoptyx). P ’62, 126;
784, 312
(Stromateus). P ’84, 312
gardineri (Dinophilus). P ’07, 91,
92, 108
(Spiloblattina). P ’85, 36
gardoneus (Hybognathus). P
283
Gardoquia. P ’58, 131
Garelia. P ’63, 353
gargamelle (Lasiocampa). P ’84,
286
garganicus (Cerambyx). J II, 12
(Cerasphorus). J II, 12
(Stenocorus). J II, 12
gargantua (Cochlodina). P ’98, 267
gargasensis (Cyclas). P ’60, 288, 292
Gari. P ’76, 307; ’82, 199; ’98, 57;
03, 262; ’05, 16
gari (Tellina). P ’98, 57
gariepensis (Bufo). P ’62, 358
Garmanina. P ’06, 326
Garnet. j ii, 188, 287; vi, 48. P
"76, 102; ’77, 251; ’80, 241, 280,
295; 782, 54, 343; 92, 176-201;
"97, 415, 437, 442
Garnetite. P ’82, 344
Garnierite. P ’89, 185
garnoti (Haladroma).
(Pelecanoides).
(Procellaria).
se P ’66, 188, 189,
1
garnotii (Hemidactylus). P ’56, 148
(Priocella). P ’66, 135
Garra. P ’05, 482
garretti (Partula). P ’75, 244
Garrettia. P 1900, 579. J VIII,
404; IX, 92
garrettiana (Helicina). P ’90, 287
garrettii (Partula). P ’85, 211. J
IX, 46, 56, 109
garrula (Bombycilla). P
54, 397
(Leucomelina). P ’95, 335
(Motacilla). P ’67, 221
Garrulax. P ’62, 315; ’02, 685
Garruline. P ‘91, 441, 442
Garrulus. j i, 346; iii, 360; iv, 252,
387; vii, 193; viii, 152. P ’47,
201; °48, 89; '54, 397; 55, 312;
61, 226; °66, 93; °75, 349; 783,
266; ’91, 441, 445. JI, 45
garrulus (Ampelis). j iv, 36. P 66,
71; 75, 349
(Lanius). P ’75, 347
Garrupa. P ’07, 257; ’09, 408
Garrya. P 98, 398
garryana (Quercus). P
98, 41, 311
garudana (Cytherea).
64,
P 66, 190
P ’66, 190
P ’66, 30
53, 381;
93, 24;
P 77, 23
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Garum. P 798, 60 —~
Garypus. P 704, 141
Garzetta. P ’59, 192, 301, 305; ’60,
196; 64, 63; 66, 95; "71, 33; 75,
353
garzetta (Ardea).
gaspesianus (Polyb
190
(Tryphon). P ’94, 189
gasquetii (Xanthornus). P ’66, 14
gassiesi (Epirobia). P ’98, 281
Gasteracantha. P ’82, 255; ’87, 343;
88, 79, 175; 1900, 535; 01, 582;
03, 341; 04, 128; 709, 213
Gasteracanthus. P 84, 158; 786,
239, 243
v, 65
tus). P 94,
Gasterocoma. P ’86, 83, 106-110, 151 |
Gasterocomide. P ’86,
88, 360; ’90, 355
Gasteromycetes. jv, 3
Gasteropelecus. P ’70, 92;
03, 524; ’06, 452
Gasteropterus. P 703, 738
Gasteros. P ’62, 240
Gasteroschisma. P ’62, 126
Gasterostea. P ’84, 158; ’86, 234
Gasterostei. P ’84, 157
Gasterosteide. P 54, 133, 147; 771,
158; 84, 154; ’86, 533. J vi, 208
Gastorosteiforines. Pp 84, 154
Gasterosteine. P ’84, 158
Gasterosteini. P ’84, "157
Gasterosteoidea. P ’84, 154
Gasterosteus. P '54, 133, 147; 56,
135; 62, 438; ’65, 81, 85; 77,
65, 93, 95; 82, 276, 306; 94, 124,
78-106, 115;
"71, 265;
127, 157-159; 86, 233, 251; 97,
82, 103; 703, 169; *05, 62; 10,
600
Gasterotokeus. P ’59, 149
gastonensis (Unio). P 63, 191. J
VI, 20
Gastornis. P ’76, 65. J IX, 451
Gastrea. P ’86, "249
Gastrechmia. J VI, a 198
gastrica (Mantis). P °03, 708
(Sphodromantis). P 703, 708
Gastridium. P ’53, 320; 55. 262;
790, 398; 795, 192, J IV, 381;
VIII, 327; IX, 145
Gastrimargus. P 62, 514; 701, 371
Gastrioceras. P ’97, "427
Gastrochena. P 48, 100; ’61, 367,
465, 467, 470, 476: 62, 191, 571;
63, 143; 71, 139; 72) 259; 782,
159; 88, 124; 705, 18. J IV, 393;
VIII, 21 0
Gastrochenaina. P ’61, 465, 470
Gastrochenide. P 61, 465, 470, 476;
62, 459; ’05, 18
Gastrochaeninz. P ’61, 470
41
641
gastrocolum (Distomum). P _ 90,
414
Gastrodon.
Gastrodonta. P
789, 198; ’94, 16;
113, 115, 141-147, 456;
437; 703, 193, 205-213;
533, 557-560
Gastrea. P ’84, 159
Gastrogyna. P 165, 205,
Gastrolobium. P 58, 128
Gastromyzon. P ’05, 477
Gastromyzonine. P "105, 477
Gastropacha. P ’84, 286
Gastrophilus. P 94) 277
Gastrophysa. P 47, 175;
73, 46, 51
Gastrophysus. P 62, 331
Gastropoda. P ’03, 157
Gastropteron. P 04, 378
Gastropyxis. P ’60, 558
Gastrostomus. P 87, 351 .
Gastrotricha. P ’81, "443 :
Gastrotropis. P 61, 213; ’62, 180
gastrum (Navicula). ee 65, 11, 18
gatesii (Thelephora). J III, 220
gattingeri (Panicum). P 710, 578
J IX, 20
166, 315; ’87, 125;
96,489; 1900,
02, 417-
06, 530,
210
56, 38;
gattorugine (Blennius). P ’92, 275
Gattyana. P 702, 259; ’05, 525;
708, 336; 710, 361
gatunensis (Turritella). J VIII, 342
Gaucelmus. P 1900, 530, 533; 04,
127
gaudeloupensis
395, 396
(Gouldia).
(Isophyllia).
gaudens (Urategus). P
170
(Pachylopus). J IV, 31
(Saprinus). P ’52, 40. J IV,
gaudichaudi (Cyrena). P ’60, 279
(Helice). P ’80, 219, 220
(Hipponoé). P 03, 793
(Ocypoda). P ’80, 181
(Pagurus). P ’58, 238
(Palemon). P 750, 25, 28
(Rimella). J VIII, 329
(Rostellaria). J VIII, 329
(Terebratula). P ’73, 183
gaudichaudii (Bithynis). P 793, 119
(Cyrena). P ’60, 267
(Cymothoa). j i,
P ’72, 248
P ’88, 306
10, 164,
(Ocypoda). P 71, 240
(Palemon). P ’93, 119
(Perna). J VIII, 335
dT hears (Goniacodon). Pres
” OW ibelieniis). P 92, 302
gaudryi (Adapisorex). P 90, 54, 56
(Atrypa). J VIII, 307
(Hyenodictis). P ’90, 55, 60
642
gaudryi. Continued.
(Productus). J VIII, 307
(Terebratula). J VIII, 307
Gaudryina. P ’88, 170
Gaultheria. P ’60, 98, 512; ’63, 70;
84, 88; ’96, 214; ’98, 35, 307;
02, 663; ’04, 607, 608; ’07, 456
gaultherie (Mollisie). P ’94, 349
gaumeri (Argia).. P ’08, 478, 480,
489
(Chetura). P ’90, 206
Gaura. P ’60, 513; ’61, 454; ’63,
61; 67, 19; ’88, 13; ’92, 366
gaure (Proserpinus). J IV, 133
(Sphinx). J IV, 133
(Thyreus). J IV, 133
gauritziana (Cyrena). P
279
Gaurocrinus. P ’85, 306, 316, 321
60, 268,
Gaurotes. P ’54, 219. J I, 312,
316, 324
gausapata (Thelephora). J ITI, 219
Gavia. P ’62, 293-312, 558; ’92,
148; 95, 503; 1900, 5
gavia (Atstrelata). P ’66, 154, 171,
191
(Larus). P ’62, 304
(Procellaria). P ’66, 154, 171,
197
Gavie. P ’66, 173;
gavial (Lepisosteus). P ’10, 606
Gavialis. P 7°44, 82; ’60, 549; ’68,
208; °75,19. JI, 13
gavialis (Lepidosteus). P ’63, 180
(Lepisosteus). P ’77, 84
gaviensis (Astarte). P ’72, 246
Gavina. P ’62, 293
gayana (Carex). P 63, 77
Gayenna. P 1900, 533;
04, 124
gayi (Acanthocyclus). P ’80, 37, 192
(Ammonites). J VIII, 311
(Coptopteryx). P ’07, 155
(Eupagurus). P ’58, 937
(Leptograpsus). P 80, 197
(Mantis). P ’07, 155
(Merlucius). P ’63, 247
(Pagurus). P ’58, 237
(Polycladus). P ’57, 25
(Thoosa). P ’09, 245
Gaylussacia. P ’58, 177; ’60, 200,
203; 792, 374; 1900, 484, 546; 702,
647, 668; 704, 605, 607, 608; ’07,
454; ’10, 546, 570
Gayophytum. P ’63, 61
Gaza. P ’95, 84
Gazella. P ’78, 61, 71;
96, 519; 798, 124
gazella (Clytus). J II, 104
gazellula (Clytus). J II, 29
Gazza. P ’62, 127. J XI, 517
Gea. P ’04, 128
69, 194
01, 574;
83, 266, 268;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
gea (Cyprina). P ’61, 30
Geagras. J VIII, 141
Geai. j i, 345
geasteroides (Rossellinia). P 95,
416
Gebia. j i, 241. P ’50, 29; 52,
aS, 293; 760; 3985 (eek: 242: 78,
327; 79, 410: 88, 333. J Il, 156
Gebide. P 52, 12, 13, 19: Fay "042;
78, 327; 79, 410
Gecarcinide. j viii, 121. P ’51, 247;
58, 100; ’71, 240
Gecarcinine. P ’51, 247, 252
Geearcinucus. P ’51, 247
Gecarcinus. ji, 75. P ’50, 24; ’51,
247
Gecarcoidea. P ’51, 247
Gecconide. P ’96, 310, 464
Gecinine. P ’63, 196
Gecinus. P ’63, "325;
679
Gecko.
176
Geckones. P ’57, 48
Geckonide. P ’98, 102; ’08, 116
Geckotide. P ’56, 147, 221, 237;
58, 254; ’60, 491, 502, 507; 82,
332
geddessii (Phygadeuon). P ’94, 186
geddingsianus (Unio). P 753, 250;
54, 245
gegatinus (Selenophorus). P 43, 297 —
Gehyra. P ’57, 197; ’97, 460; 702,
176, 183
geinitziana (Camarophoria).
14
(Loxonema). J II, 194
geinitzianus (Chonetes). P 791, 246
geinitzii (Allorisma). P ’69, 171
geismarianus (Cynodictis). P ’89,
222
ers ionic P ’89, 222; 92,
98, 499; 02,
j iv, 235. P °54, 102; 02,
P 58,
Geissomeria. P ’58, 132
Gekkotide. P ’57, 197
gelada (Theropithecus). P ’67, 36
Gelasimus. j i, 443. P ’50, 24, 29;
51, 247, 248; ’55, 402; ’58, 96
99; °71, 121;’ 72,131; °78, 321;
‘79, 399; ’80, 135-155, 186; ’88,
330, 333; ’91, 179, 192, 198. J
III, 149 :
gelatinarie (Galeruca). P 65, 218
gelatinosa (Aleyrodes). P 702, 282
(Laomedea). J III, 138
(Spheria). jv, 12
gelatinosus (Liparis). P 764, 194
(Polynemus). P ’61, 276
Gelechia. P ’60, 162, 434
gelida (Arctia). P ’60, 527, 528
(Daption). P ’66, 196
(Lampronota). P ’78, 877
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
gelida. Continued. ~~
_ _(Procellaria). P ’64, 121, 142;
66, 194 j
(Rhantistes). P ’66, 135
Gelidium. P 55, 412; 782, 215
gelidum (Bembidium). P ’73, 325
(Daption). P ’66, 192
gelidus (Adamastor). P ’64, 121,
142; ’66, 192
(Bombus). P ’78, 184
(Gobio). P ’56, 188
(Ochthedromus). P ’57, 5
(Priofinus). P ’66, 192, 194
Gelochelidon. P ’62, 535; ’69, 214;
792, 101
Gelochus. P ’92, 437. J IX, 470
Geloina. P ’60, 267
Gelsemium. P ’84, 14; ’85, 22
gemella (Mazareddia). P ’04, 663
geminata (Amphiura). P ’89, 117
(Buprestis). j iii, 163
(Lippia). P ’89, 398
i microphylla (Lippia).
?
geminata (Nitidula). j v, 181
(Ophiolepis). P ’51, 317
(Serva). j iii, 92
(Sphinx). J IV, 183
(Urocoptis). P ’98, 275
geminatum (Enallagma). P ’01, 132,
138
a ep hanema). Ph, “16;
?
geminatus (Agrilus). P ’73, 92
(Blennius). j iv, 278
(Bothrideres). P 743, 304
(Byrrhus). P ’54, 114
(Careinops). P ’59, 314
(Chironomus). j iii, 14
(Clytus). J II, 104
(Cromyocrinus). P
86, 171, 172
(Cryptocephalus). J I, 253
(Cyrtophorus). J II, 104
(Derobrachus). P 53, 238;
61, 335. J Iv, 40
(Elater). P ’44, 149
(Eupachyerinus). P ’79, 361
(Ips). P 744, 108
(Lemophloeus). P 54, 75
(Lyctus). jv, 262
(Ophion). P ’73, 382
(Paniseus). P ’73, 382
(Pecten). J VIII, 336
(Polistes). P ’98, 448
(Polydontophis). P ’02, 178
(Polypleurus). P ’73, 335
(Smerinthus). J IV, 181, 183
— (7Egopogon). P 91,
geminus (Gorytes).
79, 361;
P 95, 534
643
geminus. Continued.
(Unio). P ’56, 262. J IV,
63, 86
Gemma. P ’62, 575; ’71, 130, 136;
03, 757
gemma (Calantica). P ’08, 107
oe P ’88, 198; ’01,
oi purpurea (Gemma). P ’03,
57
gemma (Lucina). P ’72, 82
(Melania). P ’64, 48
(Surirella). P ’61, 70; 71,
Biol. 5
(Trochus). P ’62, 569; ’82,
168
(Venus). P ’71, 136
(Zizyphinus). P ’62, 569
Gemmaria. P ’89, 124, 125
gemmata (Cancellaria). P °48, 97;
90, 397; ’95, 123. J IV, 288
(Chrysobothris). P 58, 67.
J IV, 34
(Colochirus). P ’88, 312
(Cynthia). P ’55, 378
(Sceproneis). P ’90, 139
(Semperia). P ’88, 312
(Thyonella). P ’78, 306
(Valsa). P ’77, 121
gemmatus (Ammonites).
311
(Cratosomus).
Iv, 40
(Dromius).
_(Euchelus).
(Pagurus).
(Pilumnus).
gemmea (Chetopleura).
gemmellari (Cyrena). P ’60, 279
gemmifer (Dicrocerus). P ’75, 257
(Laurencia). P 57, 74
(Rhaphoneis). P ’90, 139
gemmiferella (Cosmopteryx). P ’60,
10, 434
gemmiformis (Actinocrinus).
347
(Batocrinus).
347
(Eretmocrinus). P ’81, 347
(Eupachycrinus). P ’86, 180
(Pisocrinus). P ’86, 98
(Stephanocrinus). P ’86, 206,
217; ’87, 99
gemmingeri (Oligosoma). P_ ’64,
180; °65, 195
gemmipara (Spiranthes).
(Trypanosyllis). P
gemmistratus (Dipsas).
J VIII, 95, 131
(Himantodes). P 61,
66, 318i
J VII,
P 58, 79. J
P 43, 296
P 04, 35
P 58, 234
P °79, 397
P 98, 288
P ’81,
P ’68, 352; ’81
?
P 63, 76
08, 328
P '71, 204.
296;
644
gemmosum (Theridiosoma). P ’89,
180, 182
(Trombidium). P ’01, 595
gemmula (Zozymus). P ’52, 77
gemmulatus (Brothylus). P ’59, 80
(Poreellio). P ’54, 176
gemmulifer (Clanculus). P ’01, 200,
398
gemmulifer pallidus (Clanculus). P
04, 34
gemonensis (Natrix). P ’08, 121
Gemphylide. “P ’98, 341
Gempyline. P ’62, 125, 126, 329;
04, 767
Gempylus. P ’62, 125, 126, 238; ’63,
257; ’82, 275; 704, 767; ’07, 265
genei (Geotriton). P ’69, 102
(Onychogomphus). P ’99, 231,
232
(Salamandra). P ’69, 102
generosa (Cicindela). P ’66, 363
generosus (Catostomus). P ’56, 174
Genetta. P ’96, 543
genevievensis (Naticopsis). iP: 766,
268; 789, 309
Genicanthus. P 82, 273
genicula (Lithasia). P ’63, 317;
65, 21
(Platypterix). P ’62, 59, 360
geniculata (Agrotis). P 74, 203
(Anculosa). P ’96, 496
(Angitrema). P ’63, 317; ’65,
21; 796, 496
(Apomatus). P ’08, 361
(Argonauta). J II, 334
(Chonetes). P ’65, 116
(Hippolyte). P ’60, 34
(Leptoxis). P ’63, 317
(Lithasia). P ’63, 317; ’96,
496, 497
(Protula). P
361
geniculatum (Eriogonum). P _ ’48,
14. JI, 162; II, 45
geniculatus (Alopecurus). P ’63, 79;
704, 168; 708,
67, 23
(Anculotus). P ’63, 317
(Anniceris). P ’05, 420
(Balanus). j vi, 265
(Heterocrinus). P ’86, 132
(Lineus). P ’01, 674
(Phoxus). P 755, 382
(Stenocrinus). P ’86, 132
(Uloborus). P 703, 340; ’09,
202
(Zethus). P ’99, 432
geniculum (Campeloma). P 96, 495
Genideus. P ’63, 171
geniguttatus (Labrisomus). P ’60,
103; ’82, 279
Geniorhynchus. P ’07, 227
Genipa. P ’sy, 387
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Genista. P ’58, 128
genivittatus (Awaous). P 1900, 517
(Gobius). P 1900, 517
genizarria (Clepticus). ’p 63, 178
Genneocrinus. P ’81, 270, 334; 785,
335
Gennaia. P ’59, 104; ’66, 43; ’70,
140
genthii (Unio). P ’57, 85. J V, 57
Genthite. P ’85, 120, 119; ’90, 118;
92, 181, 189
Gentiana. P 00, 514; ’63, 74; 74,
160; 784, 88; 1900, "486, "488; 07,
455; 10, 548, 571
Gentianacee. P 58, 129; 60, 146,
512, 514; ’62, 7; 63, 74; 784, 88;
98, 399; 1900, 669. J III, 96,
181, 184”
Gentianee. P ‘89, 393. J III, 42
P 710, 548,
gentianoides (Sarothra).
568
gentilis (Blennius). P ’54, 149;
’61, 168
(Coronella). P ’01, 73, 75
(Cryptohypnus). P ’66, 389
(Donacia). P ’51, 314
(Dyschorista). P ’75, 432
(Eleodes). P ’58,187. J IV,
37
(Faleo). j iii, 346
“(Hypleurochilus). P ’61, 168;
81, 113
(Melanophila). P 73, 89
: (Ophibolus). P ’60, 256; ’01,
(Panopea). P ’82, 186
(Phyllechthrus). P 765,
73, 54
(Stenostola). J II, 154
(Teniosea). P ’75, 432
(Teudis). P ’09, 201
Genuchus. j v, 384
genuina (Gentiana). P ’63, 74
genuinus (Productus). J III, 10
(Unio). P. ’68, 161. J VI,
305
genulabris (Fruticicola). P ’02, 237
(Helix). P ’02, 237
genutia (Danais). P ’85, 87
Genyagnus. P ’61, 111, 115
208;
Genyonemus. P ’61, 87, 92; 762, 17,
331; ’83, 288; ’99, 357
Genyoroge. P ’62, 236; ’99, 487;
1900, 527. J XII, 526
Genypterus. P ’83, 293; ’84, 178;
99, 475 ,
Genytremus. P ’62, 256
Geobenus. P ’68, 382
Geobatide. P 68, 285
Geoearcinus. P ’88, 319
Geochelone. P 754, 158
Geocichla. P ’59, 42; ’99, 42
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Geoclemmys. _P-’65, 186
Geococeyx. P ’45, 263; °47, 234;
51, 220; 755, 314; ’59, 105, 190,
301, 303; ’62, 320; ’66, 51; ’68,
82, 149; ’90, 205; ’92, 106, 116;
05, 690. J I, 215; II, 270
Geocolaptes. P ’62, 319
Geocrinus. P ’81, 302, 306, 405
Geodia. P 84, 208
Geodina. P 84, 208
Geoemyda. P ’02, 176
gecffroii (Citharinus). P ’06, 319
(Midas). P ’61, 464
geoffroy (Julis). P 1900, 508
geoffroyi (Ateles). P ’62, 511; ’74,
94; °78, 67
(Cebus). P ’62, 511
(Macropharyngodon).
508
(Prionops). P ’67, 215
(Sapajou). P ’62, 511, 519
geoffroyii (ichthyeallus). P ’63, 206;
82, 275
ng uacropharyngodon). P 63,
P 1900,
idem (Spheria). jv, 4
aaa hica (Buellia). P 793, 216°
(Emys). j iv, 203, 204, 210;
vi, 26, 37. P 51, 207; 54, 189:
56, 8
(Graptemys). P ’08, 114
(Lecidea). P ’63, 96
(Malaclemys). P ’95, 403
: a j i, 86; iv, 210;
tates phicum (Centrotelma). P ’68,
274; °74,121. JF VI, 201, 204, 219
geographicus (Trachycephalus). P
62, 40
grapsus. P 758,
80, 188, 192, 195
logus (Psocus). P ’62, 362, 401
lycosa. P ’04, 263, 265, 292-299;
708, 163, 241-248, 514
cus. P 75, 148;
242, 255
Geomelania. P ’73, 252;
532
geometrica (Caprella). j i, 390. P
"82, 262; 788, 333
— (Hymenosoma). P 758,
— (Agaricocrinus). P ’81,
101, 102, 103;
98, 223,
(Baryerinus). P
(Chilomycterus).
"79, 325
J VIII, 255
10, 521,
645
Continued.
j viii, 224. P
geometricus.
CCaypeneter)-
05,
I ayiahihehana): P 779, 308
(Poteriocrinus). P 7 79, 309
(Pygurus). P 705, 7
(Spherocrinus). P 779, 308;
86, 150
(Tetraodon). P ’70, 120; 703,
333
(Unio). P 53, 248;
(Zeus). P ’62, 437
Geometride. P ’92, 159
Geomyide. P ’75, 130;
95, 270-286
Geomys. j viii, 74, 103. P 52, 157,
158, 201; ’54, 186; ’55, 332, 335;
"67, OT; 75, 130-137, 272; 778,
57, 62; ’82, 318, 319; ’94, 159;
703, 24; 708, 87. J VII, 406;
Wiki 73; =, 16
Geomyside. P ’95, 339
Geophagus. P ’71, 250, 291; ’03,
54, 244
82, 326;
533, 535, 536
geophili (Nosema). P 703, 337
(Rhopalonia). P ’03, 338
Geophilide. J V, 41
geophiliformis (Northia). Po:
445; 708, 346
Geophilus. j ii, 113. P ’67, 128;
"81, 82, 86; 703, 35, 37, 42, 44, 337,
338, 445; 704, 654, 655. J V, 41,
43-47
Geophis. P ’60, 339
Geopicus. P ’63, 195; ’66, 56
Geoplana. P ’57, 24, 30
Geoplanide. P ’57, 24
Geoptyas. P ’68. 106
georgettina (Scalaria).
Georgia. P ’60, 342, 564;
708, 121
georgie (Diplotaxis). P
J Ill, 27
J VIII, 198
01, 44;
"73, 329.
georgiana (Buprestis). P ’57, 7
(Clivina). P ’57, 81
(Crinia). P 753, 420. J VI,
201
(Drillia).
(Goniobasis).
41. J V, 308
(Liolophura). P ’94, 87
(Lycosa). P ’08, 164
(Margaritana). P
(Melospiza).
490; 796, 139, 145;
(Misumena).
537
(Mitra). J Il, 39
(Ostrea). j vii, 156. P 747,
281; °48, 103; 55, 257; °65, 71;
90, 458. J I, 112; IX, 134, 149,
151
P '76, 280; 705, 26
P 62, 265; 64,
98, 84;
’P "92, 57; 1900,
646
georgiana. Continued.
(Oxyptila). P ’92, 57
(Peroneoderma). P ’76, 808;
05, 16 |
(Tellina). P ’76, 307; ’05, 16
(Tellinella). P 76, 307; 05,
georgianus (Chironemus). P_ ’62,
113, 114
(Unio).
( Vespertilio).
(Vesperugo). P ’89, 326, 327
georgica (Melissodes). P ’78, 200
georgicana (Melolontha). J III, 258
(Phyllophaga). J ITI, 258
georgicola (Lycosa). P ’08, 164
georgicus (Trionyx). P ’54, 189
georgii (Platycrinus). P ’81, 245
georgina (Pyrgus). P ’68, 88
(Unio). P ’53, 247
Georissa. P 1900, 384; ’08, 38
Georissopsis. P ’08, 38
Georychus. P ’74, 194-196
P 53, 250
P 55, 436
Georyssus. P ’52, 44; ’54, 217
Geosaurus. j viii, 219. P ’59, 92. J
I, 13
Geoscala. P ’98, 272, 279, 284
Geositta. P ’99, 51
Geostilbia. P ’75, 148
Geothelphusa. P ’58, 100, 101; ’61,
373; ’80, 35
Geothlypis. P
293; 66, 69;
59, 106, 191; 63,
68, 149, 274; 71,
20; °74, 96; °°76, 352; 83; Gl
89, 270; ’90, 210, 211; ’91, 437;
92, 111, 124; 93, 55, 64; ’95, 381,
497; °96, 157, 162; ’98, 86; ’99,
15; 704, 584; 708, 155; ’09, 365.
J VI, 219
Geotrecha. P ’09, 557, 559, 569
Geotriton. P ’56, 7, 8,11; ’59, 124;
60, 373; 765, 195,°196; 68, 313;
’69, 94-97, 102; 1900, 618. J-III,
338, 348; VI, 98, 100, 106
Geotrochus. P ’92, 393
Geotrupes. j iii, 210. P 744, 139;
46, 125; ’53, 362; 56, 20; ’66,
381. J IV, 33, 34
Geotrygon. P ’63, 300; ’65, 108;
’67, 125; ’09, 357
Gephyrea. P ’55, 390; 64, 159
Gerania. J II, 142
Geraniacer. P ’58, 127;
63, 59; ’84, 81;
404; 1900, 666
geranii (Buprestis). P ’57, 7
Geranium. P ’60, 199; ’63, 59; '77,
106; ’84, 81; ’86, 344; ’98, 404;
1900, 485, 666; ’02, 662; ’07, 457
Geranomorphe. P ’69, 200, 203; ’70,
85, 86
60, 199;
98, 380, 386,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Geranomyca. . 759, 204-206, 253;
60, 16; ’94, 271
Geranospizias. P ’90, 204
Gerarda. P ’62, 1; ’64, 167
gerardi (Juncus). P ’67, 22; 1900,
653, 654, 664; ’02, 660; ’09, 386,
397
Gerardia. P ’60, 512, 514; ’67, 21;
89, 396; ‘95, 558; ’98, 49; 1900,
484, 486, 641, 646, 654, 659, 669;
02, 652, 663, 668; 704, 604, 606;
07, 456; ’09, 380, 392, 397; 710,
546, 548, 573
gerascanthoides (Cordia). P ’89, 394
Gerbillus. P ’53, 415; ’96, 536
gerhardtii (Goniobasis). P 62, 270;
64, 38; 65, 25. J V, 330
(Unio). P ’62, 168. J V, 208
gerlachi (Helix). P ’82, 234
germana (Achatinellastrum). P ’88,
33
(Bulimella). P ’88, 33
(Dicranoptycha). P ’59, 217
(Goniobasis). P ’65, $1
(Helix). P ’58, 197; 73, 243;
75, 206; ’89, 204
(Melania). P ’60, 61; ’65, 31
P °75, 154, 204
06, 201,
(Stenotrema).
germani (Collocalia). P
202_
(Sesarma). P ’80, 215
germanica (Blatta). P ’01, 275
(Blattella). P ’05, 32, 53, 158,
839; ’09, 116; 710, 4, 586
(Cicindela). P 752, 66
germanicum (Cladium). P ’05, 697
germanus (Eupachyerinus). P 786,
173
(Glyptocrinus). P ’81, 363
(Unio). P 61, 40; ’77, 27.
J VI, 49
germari (Adiantites). P ’60, 519
(Chrysobothris). P 757, 8;
73, 332
(Cyclopteris). P ’60, 519
(Lytta). P ’43, 308; 753, 338
(Ommexecha). P ’07. 168
(Pyrota). P ’53, 338. J I, 91
germinatus (Dromius). P 743, 298
Germo. P ’88, 180; ’04, 761. J
XII, 506
germo (Scomber).
761, 763
germon (Germo).
XII, 506
(Scomber). P ’04, 761
gerolsteinensis (Cupressocrinus). P
’86, 106
(Melocrinus). P ’85, 326
(Platyerinus). P ’86, 95
Geron. P ’94, 275; ’95, 326
Gerontia. P ’92, 401
P ’88, 180; 04,
P 04, 761. J
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Geronticus. P 759, 474
Gerreine. P 62, 245
Gerreoide. P 62, 245
Gerres. P ’62, 238; ’82, 305; 83,
116-124, 289; ’86, 256; °97, 76,
113. J XI, "530
Gerrhonotide. P ‘64, 227, 228; ’74,
116; ’82, 331
Gerrhonotine. P
Gerrhonotus. P
58, 255;
96, 464
53, 238; °54, 103;
64, 179, 228, 229; °65,
195, 197; °66, 312, 321; 68, 306;
69, 101; °83, 23, 27-33; °96, 464,
467; °98, 63-66; *03, 552, 556; °04,
468; ’08,. 118. J VIII, 95, 118
Gerrhosauride. P ’96, 466
Gerrhosaurus. P ’54, 102; ’57, 49,
72; °60, 508; ’62, 339; ’64, 229;
68, 284; ’96, 466
Gerrhosteus. P ’74, 71. J VIII, 177
Gerride. P ’60, 230; ’97, 76, 113;
99, 119; 703, 332; ’06, 100, 487.
J XII, 530
Gerris. P ’60, 231
gerstaeckeri (Elis).
Gervais. J V, 361
gervaisii (Arctocyon). P ’90, 54, 59
(Calamaria). P ’60, 75
(Plesiadapis). P ’90, 54, 55
(Seolopendra). J V, 30
(Squalodon). P ’67, 151
Gervilia. P 56, 276, 285; ’61, 150
gervillei (Terebratulina). P ’73, 180
Gervillia. P ’60, 427; ’61, 441; ’65,
125; °69, 172; ’87, 34; 91, 248.
J III, 323, 328; IV, 275
Gervilliopsis. P ’05, 10
Gerygone. P ’89, 148
geslini (Cyclas). P ’60, 279, 292
(Cyrena). P ’60, 279
Gesneria. P ’58, 131; ’97, 173
Gesneriacee. P ’58, 131
P ’99, 195
gesnerii (Anodonta). P ’58, 189.
J IV, 231
(Goniobasis). P 68,151. J
VI, 330
(Margaritana). P ’58, 188. J
211
(Unio). P 73,424. J VIII, 65
gesserensis (Lineus). P ’01, 726
gestriana (Naupheta). P ’01, 276
getazi (Cupiennius). P ’09, 216
oe (Coronella). P ’60, 255; ’01,
(Lampropeltis). P ’60, 255
getulus (Coluber). j v, 358; vi, 36.
P 60, 255; 701, 76
(Coronella). P 756, 152
(Herpetodryas). P ’60, 254;
08, 122
(Lampropeltis). P ’60, 254
647
getulus sayi (Lampropeltis). P ’03,
~ 842
getulus (Ophibolus). P
71, 48, 200; ’75, 11; ’01, 71, 76;
704, 472; ’06, 420
getulus boylii (Ophibolus). P ’83,
14; ’01, 76, 78; ’04, 472
getulus californie (Ophibolus). P
701, 76, 78; 704, 472
getulus getulus (Ophibolus). P ’01,
69, 255;
76, 77; 704, 472, 473
getulus niger (Ophibolus). P ’01, 77
getulus sayi (Ophibolus). P ’78, 26;
92, 335, 337; ’93, 385, 387; 795,
381, 392; ’01, 76; 703, 550, 553,
556; 704, 472, 474
getulus splendidus (Ophibolus). P
701, 76; ’04, 474
getulus (Pseudoélaps).
Geum. j vii, 20. P
513; ’63, 61;
98, 24, 299;
603
geyeri (Carex). P ’63, 78
(Meliea). P ’85, 43, 47
Geyserite. P ’76, 265
ghiesbreghti (Ampullaria). P ’92,
338
P ’60, 255
60, 303, 511,
84, 82; 91, 433;
02, 662, 667; 04,
(Cylindrella). P ’60, 153
(Glandina). P ’60, 150; ’92,
338
(Helicina). P
339
(Helix). P ’60, 151; ’75, 216
gheisbreghtii (Buteo). P ’70, 142
gibba (Amara). P ’55, 355
(Celia). P ’55, 355
(Cyelas). P ’60, 292
(Epithemia). P ’90, 138
(Helice). P ’80, 219
(Helix). P ’85, 211
(Hippolyte). P ’60, 35; ’63,
139; ’93, 116
(Lucina). P ’72, 86
(Myrtea). P 7 72, 88
(Navieula). P 1900, 472
(Partula). P ’85, 211
ES os spin gk P ’07, 458; 708,
60, 153; 92,
(Siliquaria). P ’71, 138; ’98,
1
gibbareus (Alburnops). P ’83, 143
(Myloleucus). P ’83, 143. ° J
IX, 392
gibber (Carangoiaes). J XII, 512
(Exema). P ’73, 30
(Gyrinus). P ’68, 370, 372
(Unio). P '53, 250, 253
gibbera (Diplommatina). P ’04, 620
gibbericeps (Balearica). P ’05, 760
gibberosa (Abottia). P 1900, 536
(Doris). P ’55, 379
648
gibberosa. Continued.
(Epeira). P ’82, 256; 88,
175; ’92, 50
-(Euryeelon). P 765, 34
(Goniobasis). P 762, 266;
64, 24; 65, 22, 34. J V, 312
(Mangora). P ’04, 130
(Palaina). P ’05, 728
gibberosus (Concordia). P ’79, 414
(Hippolyte). P 793, 116
(Trochus). P ’07, 398
gibberula (Epithemia). P 753, 431
gibberum (Scalpellum). P ’08, 109
gibbesi (Albunea). P ’58, 230
gibbesianus (Unio). P ’53, 250
gibbesii (Achelous). P ’78, 320;
79, 398°
(Crassatella). P ’82, 155
(Lupa). P ’78, 320; ’79, 398
(Neptunus). P ’78, 320; ’79,
8
39
(Saurocetus). P ’48, 4. J
VII, 431
gibbia (Lucina). P ’72, 82
gibbiceps (Anolis). P ’64, 174
gibbicolle (Anobium). P ’59, 284,
290 .
gibbicolli (Anobium). P ’65, 233
gibbicollis (Buprestis). j iii, 161
(Clytus). J Il, 26
(Cryptocephalus). P ’49, 170.
J I, 252
.
(Hadrobregmus). P 765, 232,
233
(Ptosima).
gibbifrons (Salarias).
P 73, 89
P 1900, 517
gibbipennis (Dyschirius). P ’57, 76,
77. J IV, 29
gibbitarsa (Altica). j iv, 838. J
IV, 41
(GEdionychis). P ’73, 59, 60.
J IV, 41
gibboniana (Natica). J VIII, 314
(Prisconatica). J VIII, 314
(Trigonia). P ’76, 312. J
VIII, 320
gibbonianus (Ammonites). P 776,
278. J VIII, 274, 311
gibbonsensis (Holconote). P 754, 15
gibbonsii (Holeonotus). P ’54, 122
gibbosa (Anculosa). P ’64, 101
(Ancylonycha). J III, 262
(Anodonta). P ’53, 264
(Asterina). P ’89, 173
(Balena). P ’68, 159, 160, 224
(Bulla). J VIII, 360
(Carbonarea). P ’70, 40
(Cardita). P °72, 257; 02,
703
(Corbula). P ’48, 98; ’80,
364; 90, 401; 703, 261. J IX, 147
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
gibbosa. Continued.
(Crassatella). P ’72, 250. J
VIII, 334
(Cyclas). P ’60, 292
(Cyphoma). J VIII, 360
(Cyrena). P ’60, 279
(Diomedea). P ’66, 174, 180,
187, 191
(Dromia). P ’58, 225
(Firola). j i, 6 :
(Formica). P ’82, 264
(Fruticicola). P ’02, 237
(Gasterocoma). P ’86, 107, 108
(Gila). P ’54, 28; 756, 207
(Goniobasis). P ’64, 40
(Helix). P ’02, 237
(Io). P 63, 307
(Leptoxis). P ’64, 101; 765, 35
(Loripes). P ’72, 90
(Lyosphera). P ’06, 103
(Melania). P ’64, 40
(Moniana). P ’56, 201
(Mysia). P ’76, 307; 705, 15.
J IV, 302
(Mytilicardia). P ’72, 256
(Natica). P ’48, 102
(Ovula). J VIII, 360
(Pecchiolia). P ’81, 427
(Pholas). P ’62, 196, 206
(Plicatula). P ’03, 756
(Pupa). P 1900, 594
(Reta). J VIII, 264, 333
(Rana). J VI, 191
(Sciena). P ’82, 306
(Seutella). P ’45, 253
(Sigynus). P ’78, 314
(Taenia). P ’55, 444; ’56, 46
(Tigoma). P ’56, 207
(Tritonia). P ’79, 97
(Viola). P ’03, 694
gibbosula (Trichocera). P ’58, 40
gibbosum (Anobium). j v, 171. P
65, 231
(Busycon). P ’54, 31
(Fulgur). P ’53, 319
(Spherium). P ’60, 292
(Triceratium). P 753, 480;
1900, 709
gibbosum var. elongatum (Tricera-
tium). P 1900, 709
gibbosum (Trichodesma). P ’65, 231
gibbosus (Agaphelus). P ’68, 160,
193, 224, 227
(Agassizocrinus). P ’86, 189
(Anculotus). P ’64, 101
(Aphredoderus). P 777, 88;
85, 136, 137
(Atlanticus).
48, 54; ’07, 315
(Breviceps). J VI, 191
(Bufo). P 755, 430
(Catostomus). j i, 92
P ’04, 797; 705,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
gibbosus. Continued.-—~—~
(Characinus). P ’03, 525
(Charax). P ’06, 453
(Cheilodactylus). P
(Cirratulus). P
62, 120
(Cyprinodon). P °53, 390
(Elophorus). P ’44, 99
(Euealyptocrinus). P 85, 350
(Eupomotis). P ’06, 516, "520;
710, 601, 602
‘(Gelasimus). P ’80, 154
(Goniistius). P ’62, 120
(Hippolyte). P ’93, 116
=): P 744, 99; 55,
(Lactista). P ’04, 525; 09,
2
(Leuciseus). P 56, 196
Ligyrus). P 56, 20. J IV,
(Meloerinus). P ’81, 295
(Pholeus). P ’01, 571
(Plargyrus). P 56, 196
(Searabeus). P ’56, 20. J
33
(Unio). P °53, 248, 259; °54,
240; 56, 213; 60, 52, 156; "7,
27; 96, 502. "J IV, 54; V, 417;
VIU, 69; XIII, 263°
gibbsana (Mactra). P ’61, 315
gibbsi (Urotrichus). P ’82, 327
gibbsii (Achelous). P ’71, 121
Cynthia). P ’64, tb9
(Hemilepidotus). 62, 18
(Trachypachys).
Gibbsite. P 92, 188
Gibbula. P
366
gibbula (Acmzodera). P 58,
"73, 90. J IV, 34
‘(Acmeops). P ’61, 356
Gibbulina. P ’74, 47
gibbulus (Clambus). P
eam (Sealpellum). P
ibbus. P ’75, 146; 796, 328
gibbus (Bulimus). P
(Chlorurus). P
(Cynedus). P
P 06, 467
(Dyschirius). P
(Hypsilepis).
(Inoceramus). P
(Lutjanus). P 82, 306
gibbus irradians (Pecten). P ’03,
gibbus (Raphiodon). P
(Soleeurtus). P
(Solen). P
(Tagelus). P ’88, 332;
48; ’98, 59-61; 1900, 480
gibsoni (Poteriocrinus).
(Seaphiocrinus). P ’78,
79, 337
85, 211
P 61, 339
04, 34. J VIII, 281,
69;
753, 286
08, 109
756
91,
P 79, 337
31;
649
giddingei (Forbesiocrinus). P 65,
—140; ’79, 271
(Taxocrinus). P ’79, 271
gideon (Argyrameba). P 94, 275
Gigaductus. P 03, 688, 639-642
gigantea (Amastra). P ’88, 46
(Anodonta). P ’53, 264. J
V, 454
(Anolax). P ’48, 96
(Area). P ’81, 448
(Ardea). jv, 66. P ’64, 245
(Ascidia). i 8
(Asterias). P ’89, 170
(Blabera). P 09, 27
(Callista). J XI, 427; XII,
396
' (Clupea). P ’82, 307
(Cucullea). j vi, 227. P ’48,
98; 62, 289; 81, 445. J 125
(Cyelas). P 60, 300; ’61, 403
(Cymatopleura). P ’08, 554
(Cytherea). j vii, 153. P ’48,
99; 71, 136
(Diatryma). P ’76, 11
(Eleodes). P 758, 181, 187.
J IV, 37
(Fasciolaria). P ’62, 561; ’82,
167; 01, 552. J XI, 359, 391,
393; XII, 325, 415, 418
gigantea subsp. reevei (Fasciolaria).
P 701, 552
gigantea (Furcella). P ’62, 455, 481
(G 6
P ’88, 46
(Latiarea). P ’62, 289;
445, 448. J IX, 125
(Lottia). P ’93, 286
(Macroeallista). J XIII, 424
(Mactra). j vi, 257
(Microneta). P ’92, 48
(Miegia). P ’50, 81
(Molge). jv, 320
(Morrisia). P ’91, 174
(Musophaga). P 55,
59, 139
(Naticopsis). P ’90, 180
(Neuropteris). P ’60, 438
(Ossifraca,. P ’63, 326;
32, 194, 195; ’69, 206
(Ostrea). j vii, 118. J IX,
145, 149
(Pachyena). P ’92, 305
(Patella). P ’94, 209
isaen ere) P 708, 325; 709,
(Platidia). P
(Porospora). P
9
81,
440;
66,
73, 192
02, 18; 705,
viii, 157. P
"70, 85
(Procellaria). j
66, 32, 194, 195, 197;
(Rana). J VI, 76
650 INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
gigantea. Continued.
Gigantogobius. P ’05, 511
(Salamandra).
gigas (Biddulphia). P 1900, 728
jv, 320. P
08, 127
(Septaria). P ’62, 455, 481
(Sequoia). P ’83, 193, 202
(Serpula). P ’62, 455, 481
(Solidago). P ’60, 514
(Teredo). P ’62, 456
(Thelephora). J III, 222
(Thuiaria). P ’76, 211, 280
(Thaiag. } vii, GS. P78,
33; ’83, 187; ’84, 93
(Vicia). P ’84, 82
giganteum (Aperostoma). P 710,
502
(Corticium). J III, 221
(Dentalium). J VIII, 331 -
(Erythronium). P ’68, 166
(Hieracium). P ’07, 457
(Mastodon). P 742, 216; ’46,
94, 106. J VII, 244, 393, 397
(Monoceras). J VIII, 327
(Paleotherium). P 753, 392;
54, 157; 56, 92; °57, 89. J VII,
390
(Polygonatum). P 1900, 664;
02, 660
(Sivatherium). P ’78, 61
(Spherium). P ’60, 292, 300
giganteus (Aramus). P 775, 354;
98, 498; ’09, 356
(Bathynomus). P ’94, 191
(Belemnites). J VIII, 308
(Cereus). P 59, 300; ’86, 279
(Cybeus). P ’92, 23
(Dasybranchus). P ’09, 279
(Dendrocolaptes). P ’64, 244
(Forbesiocrinus). P ’61, 131;
79, 275
(Helianthus). P 760, 514;
1900, 649, 670; 702, 664; 710, 546,
577
(Hydrosaurus). P ’56, 149
(Larus). P ’62, 294
(Lepidonotus). P ’03, 412
(Macropus). P ’81, 468
(Manatus). J VII, 414
(Mastigoproctus). P ’04, 143
(Mastodon). P ’58, 7; ’68,
175. J I, 18
(Merops). P ’64, 244
(Notomastus). P 706, 227;
08, 354; 09, 279
(Olios). P ’01, 585
(Productus). P ’97, 408, 427
(Rallus). jv, 31
(Spirobranchus). P 710, 500
(Tabanus). P 95, 322
(Tetmemorus). P ’69, Biol. 19
(Thelyphonus). J V, 374
(Turacus). P ’55, 440; ’59,
139
(Callianassa). P 752, 19
(Canis). P ’54, 201. J II, 78;
ITI, 168; XI, 227
(Caracladus). P ’05, 306
(Centrocrinus). P ’65, 161
(Centropus). P ’70, 88.
(Chametrachea). P ’72, 121
(Corythaix). P ’59, 139
(Coscinodiscus). P ’90, 137
(Cromileptes). P ’82, 272
(Cyprina). P ’61, 30
(Dinophilus). P ’07, 89, 91-131
(Echinorhynchus). P ’56, 48
(Epeira). P ’04, 129
(Ephippus). P ’61, 165
(Epinephelus). P 792, 260;
341
(Erigonoplus). P ’05, 306
(Eustrongylus). P 756, 54;
80, 131
(Gnathophysa). J VI, 73
(Hemiteles). P ’94, 188
(Hippocampus). P 762, 282
(Isotelus). P 743, 330, 331;
52, 190
(Lepidasthenia).
710, 330
(Limnadia). P ’42, 184
(Lupus). P ’51, 148. J II,
79
98,
P 09, 241;
" (Megaptera). P 65, 179, 180
(Merula). P ’99, 312
(Myliobates). J VIII, 241
(Myliobatis). P ’67, 140
(Naucratopsis). P 62, 441
(Oligorus). P 763, 330
(Parephippus). P ’61, 165
(Perea). P ’07, 252
(Platyerinus). P ’65, 161; ’81,
245
(Polynoé). P ’09, 241
(Pterinoblattina). P ’85, 108
(Ricania). P ’85, 108
(Salarias). P ’99, 362
(Seartichthys). P ’99, 362
(Sciena). P ’63, 31
(Seriola). P ’62, 441
(Serranus). P ’81, 114
(Sibbalaius). P ’69, 20
(Siphonaria). P ’96, 399, 453;
1900, 97
(Stenogyra). P ’99, 370
(Stereolepis). P ’63, 329; ’07,
250
(Strombus). P 791, 52. J
X, 534; XI, 63, 188, 359, 374, 392;
XII, 396; XIII, 325, 415, 461
(Strongylus). j vi, 297. P
80, 130
(Taurus). J VII, 371
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
gigas. Continued._
_¢Tridacna). P "05, 292
(Xenodon). P ’68, 133
(Zethus). P ’99, 407
gigaspora (Septoria). P ’93, 458
— (Lamniceps). P ’07, 389
i P 53, 368, 369, 388, 389; 754,
28, 135; ’60, 474; ’65, 70, 85;
"77, 89, 91
gile (Omophron).
gilbert (Curimata). P ’06, 300
gilberti (Curimatus). P ’03, 511
(Notropis). P ’10, 276
(Ptilodictya). P ’71, 63, 161
(Sciaena). P ’99, 326, 355
(Stictopora). P ’71, 63
(Xantusia). P ’08, 118
ilbertii (Curimatus). P ’06, 300
ilbertsocrinus. P ’65, 166; ’69, 75;
"78, 261; ’81, 387, 393, 405; ’88,
354; ’90, 155, 172
J IV, 30
gilbertsoni (Actinocrinus). P ’81,
319, 326
(Amphoracrinus). P ’81, 329
gilensis (Colletes). P ’98, 53
(Helicus). P ’52, 48. J IV,
2
(Paromalus). J IV, 31
gilesi (Cyathocrinus). P ’78, 259;
79, 309; ’85, 243, 253
Gilia. P °48, 10; ’63, 74; ’97, 178;
98, 37, 308. J I, 154; III, 42, 97
Gillenia. P ’60, 302
gillespii (Zalophus). P81, 337;
82, 327
iieticen, (Septoria). P ’90, 230
gilletianus (Bellerophon). J VIII,
306
gillettei (Hesperotettix). P ’06, 400
illi (Paleotetrix). J IX, 415, 416
illia. P ’94, 25
iana (Diomedea). P ’66, 174,
181, 188; 799, 24
us (Anisonchus). P
illichthys. P ’81, 114
illiesii (Poinciana). P 58, 128
(Portulaca). P ’91, 279
gillii (Curimatus). P ’03, 510
(Gonatodes). P ’63, 102
(Goniodactylus). P ’68, 97
(Lepomis). P ’06, 515. J VI,
222, 225
(Tursiops). P ’05, 680
gillioides (Collomia). J ITI, 97
gillissi (Perecilia). P ’54, 197
gilva ee are)- Jj iv, 176; 51, 153
(Sylvia). j iv, 176
(Vireosylvia). P ’51, 153
gilvellus are pnagne). P
217; ’56,
gilvicollis (ificrastur). P. °76, 471-
192, 428
54,
651
gilvicollis. Continued.
(Sparvius). P 75, 470-476,
497
gilvipes (Paria). P ’73, 39
gilvitorques (Spherodactylus). P
61, 500
gilvus (Mimus). P ’99, 312
(Polyporus). J III, 210
(Vireo). j iv, 176; viii, 153.
P '51, 151; 53, 309; 54, 398;
55, 313; ’59, 106, 191; ’63, 294;
66, 73; °68, 149; °92, 122; 95,
493; ’96, 156; ’98, 84, 216; 708,
154. J II, 269
gilvus swainsonii (Vireo). P ’93, 23,
53, 64; ’04, 584
gingala (Buceros). P ’67, 216
gingalensis (Buceros). P ’67, 216
gingensis (Ostrea). P ’90, 458
gingianus (Psittacus). P ’64, 239
gingivinus (Anolis). P- ’64, 170;
71, 220
Ginglymostoma. P ’63, 179; ’97, 91;
06, 79; 708, 53
Ginglymostomatide. P ’97, 91
Ginglymostomatoide. P 62, 235
Ginglymostomide. P 706, 79;
53
Ginko. P ’82,9; ’99, 99;
Ginnotini. P ’84, 178
giofredi (Julis). P ’92, 271 :
giorna are imi j iv, 115;
92, 241
’(Pterocephala). P '82, 282
(Raia). jiv, 119
giorne (Dicerobatis). P ’82, 308
Giraffa. P 77, 37; 96, 518. J
X, 365
giraffa (Camelopardalis).
girardellus (Crambus).
girardi (Acipenser). P 789, 251, 256
girardii (Leptosynapta). P ’78, 306
Girardinichthys. P ’77, 93, 96
Girardinus. P 759, 61, ’63, 119
Girasia. P 1900, 137
giraudii (Icterus). P ’47,
140; °67, 52; 99, 34, 307.
138
girella. P ’62, 16, 244, 331;
Girelline. P ’62, 244
girondica (Coronella). P 760, 245
girondicus (Coluber). P ’60, 245
gironieri (Paleornis). J III, 156
Gissocrinus. P ’79, 241, 247, 283-
287, 312, 341, 369, 370; ’81, 178;
85, 231, 287; ’86, 65, 107, 115, 151
githago (Agrostemma). P ’60, 302
Gitocentrum. P ’62, 203, 204, 450
Giton. P ’03, 530
giurinus (Gobius). P ’97, 86
giurus (Glossogobius). P ’05, 515
(Gobius). P ’97, 85; 705, 515
08,
10, 317
P 78, 61
P 60, 204
333; 60,
IL
81, 114
652
glaama (Auchenia).
Glabaris.
539
Glabella. P 62, 564
glabella (Braya). P ’93, 209
(Galactia). P ’60, 513
glabellum (Erigeron). j vii, 31. P
63, 64
glabellus (Byrrhus). P ’44, 118;
54, 115
Glaber. P ’65, 125
glaber (Aplostoma).
(Ascorhynchus).
(Bulimus). P ’74, 58
(Cerion). P ’96, 319
glaber perplexum (Cerion).
319
glaber (Cyathocrinus).
(Dendrophagus).
(Granatocrinus).
(Heterocephalus).
(Hydrophilus).
(Lepidosteus). P ’71, 105
(Lioniseus). P ’89, 248
(Monopylephorus). P ’05, 374,
376, 378, 382-387
(Partula). P ’85, 205, 223
(Pentstemon). P ’63, 71
(Planorbis). P ’81, 96
(Ptychognathus). P ’58, 104;
780, 203
(Ramphastos). P ’67, 113
(Turbo). P 748, 106; .’82, 171
(Unio). P 53, 247, 250; 754,
244
(Vivipara). P ’82, 171
glaberrima (Ancylonycha). P 773,
330. J III, 242
(Lachnosterna).
(Lonchea).
(Tetralia). Pb 758, 38
(Viola). P ’03, 694
glaberrimum (Orchelimum). P 704,
796; ’07, 306; ’10, 595, 617, 639
glaberrimus (Ranunculus). j vii, 7
glabia (Bulimella). P ’88, 29
glabra (Actinella). P 763, 65
(Alepes). J XII, 507
(Amphicteis). P 05,
08, 349
P 78, 61
P 96, 563; ’98, 106; 709,
P 94, 15
P ’91, 221
P 96,
P ’79, 309
P 54, 76
P 69, 91
P 796, 539
P 55, 368
J IM, 242
P 95, 338
849;
(Anomia). P ’88, 333
(Atyoida). P 78, 98; °79,
415; ’94, 410
(Boschniakia). P ’84, 31, 89
(Bulimella). P ’88, 29
(Cadlina). P ’79, 115
(Carya). P ’84,14. J XI, 279
(Chelone). P ’60, 512; 1900,
485, 488; 710, 582
(Chonetes). P ’88, 229; ’91,
246
(Cleome). P ’98, 18
glabrata (Disonycha).
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
glabra. Continued.
(Doris). P ’79, 115
(Draba). P ’63, 94
(Goniobasis). P ’64, 40
(Haliotis). P ’07, 398
(Harmothoé). P ’02, 270
(Heteropanope). P ’58, 35
(Heuchera). P ’84, 84
(Hicoria). P ’07, 456
(Idonearea). P ’72, 54
(Ilex). P ’60, 303; ’97, 304;
02, 647, 667; 709, 391
(Juglans). J XI, 278
(Lenilla). P 702, 270
(Liopsetta). P ’64, 217
(Melania). P ’64, 40
(Melica). P ’85, 44
(Microsphera). P ’52, 142
(Nucula). J VIII, 335
(Ostrea). P 757, 125, 146;
60, 432
(Paludina).
(Pisosoma).
(Plagusia).
(Platusa).
(Polita). P ’94, 15
(Pontonella). P 793, 119
(Rhus). P ’60, 511; 702, 655;
10, 546, 567 :
(Septoria).
(Sida).
(Spirifera).
(Stenothyra).
(Tellimya). P ’72, 228
(Terebratula). P ’73, 181
(Turbo). P ’62, 567
(Utica). P 80, 206
(Vallesia). P ’89, 391
(Vigna). P ’67, 19
(Vivipara). P ’62, 567
P ’73, 64
J IV, 41
J IV, 41
j iii, 53
P ’48, 103
P 79, 406
P 51, 252
P 64, 217
P ’93, 164
j vii, 90
P ’61, 143
P ’05, 749
(Galleruca).
(Haltica).
(Laphria).
(Mentha). P ’63, 72
(Oribita). j ii, 73
(Unio). P 53, 247
glabratum (Paspalum). P ’07, 458;
08, 458
(Spheridium).
glabratus (Macronychus).
P 52, 44
(Mimulus). P ’63, 71
(Planorbis). j i, 280. P ’81,
101, 104; ’91, 321
glabrescens (Chetomium). P 93,
130
glabricula (Lachnosterna). J
260
glabriculus (Philothermus). P _ ’66,
347
jv, 190
jv, 188,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
glabrifolius (Arabis)..P 61, 448
thus). P ’61, 448;
J IV, 28
J Ill, 260;
62, 161
glabripennis (Brachinus).
(Lachnosterna).
IV, 33
glabriuscula (Lysiosquilla).
106
(Squilla). P ’93, 106
glabriusculum (Bembidium). P ’57,6
glabriusculus (Astragalus). P ’63, 60
P 93,
(Phaca). P ’63, 60
glabroides (Ascorhynchus). P 91,
221 ‘
glabrum (Acer). j vii, 17. P ’63, 59
(Ceriagrion). P ’01, 132, 138
(Myzostoma). P ’01, 727. J
XIII, 96
(Polygonum). P ’89, 401
(Rhus). P ’59, 97
(Syrmatium). P. ’63, 346
(Trisetum). P ’62, 100, 337
(Vaccinum). P ’60, 200
glabrus (Dasybranchus). P ’09, 280
glaciale (Buccinum). P ’07, 244
glacialis (Alea). P ’68, 19
(Apherusa). P ’01, 167
(Apus). P ’63, 140
P 63, 64
(Asterias). P ’89, 170. J
j viii, 158. P
P ’99, 136
(Draba). J ITI, 182, 187
(Emberiza). j iv, 50
(Eudytes). P ’62, 227
(Fratercula). P ’68, 6, 21, 23 *
(Fuligula). j viii, 157
(Fulmarus). P ’61, 242; 66,
27, 28, 31, 193, 195; ’92, 149
glacialis glupischa (Fulmarus). P
98, 135
glacialis rodgersii (Fulmarus). P
798, 135; 99, 28
glacialis (Glaucus).
(Harelda).
206; ’83, 68
(Kennerlia).
(Laroides). P ’62, 294
(Larus). P ’62, 294
(Lepidurus). P 701, 145
(Lepus). j vii, 283, 285, 295;
viii, 76. P ’96, 353, 361
(Lima). J III, 329
Serene) P 785, 408; 799,
P 62, 294
P 53, 429; 69,
P 65, 55
653
glacialis. Continued.
(Lyecosa). P
274; 708, 204, 205
(Mormon). P ’62,
23, 24
(Pardosa). P ’01, 569, 587;
04, 267, 274; ’08, 164, 205
(Platessa). P ’64, 196
(Pleuronectes). P ’64, 196
(Procellaria). P ’61, 242; ’66,
26-28, 30, 193, 195-197; ’70, 85
(Ranuneulus). J III, 182, 185
(Rhombus). P ’64, 196
(Seymnus). P ’64, 264
(Squalus). P ’64, 264
(Stephanoceros). P ’03, 374
(Trichobranchus). P ’03, 478
(Yoldia). P ’92, 350
glacialoides (Procellaria). P ’66, 29,
30; °70, 85.“
(Thalassoica). P 62, 327;
66, 30, 31, 135, 192, 193, 196;
69, 212
gladiaria (Agrotis). P ’75, 59
gladiata (Mamillaria). P ’85, 378
gladiator (Amphitrite). P 58, 38
(Dieranomyia). P ’59, 212
(Hoploparia). P ’01, 116
(Limnobia). P ’59, 206
(Lucina). P ’58, 38
(Onca). P 69, 22
gladiator var. intermedia (Xiphocaris).
P 94, 400
Gladiolus. P ’89, 356
gadiepiues (Holocentrus). P 04,
225
Gladius.. P 60, 422; ’61, 427
01, 587; 704,
324; 68,
gladius (Histiophorus). P ’82, 304
(Portheus). P ’73, 388
(Xiphias). P 77, 207; 782,
304; ’92, 253; ’99, 346; ’04, 508,
770
Gleoporus. J III, 206, 209
glandaceus (Unio). P ’61, 59; 77,
ai.2 J V¥, U7
glandaria (Goniobasis). P ’65, 32. J
V, 226
(Melania). P ’61, 120; 765,
32. J V, 226
glandarius (Garrulus). P ’91, 445
glandicolor (Melanotus). P ’44, 152
glandiferus (Cidarites). P ’90, 448,
449, 455
glandiformis (Rosellinia). P 90,
227
Glandina. P ’46, 66, 136; ’57, 189,
192; ’58, 198, 207; ’60, 50, 150;
63, 289; °73, 246; °74, 49; 775,
146, 152, 156; ’82, 192;
278; 91, 311; ’92, 338;
397, 404; 703, 770-772;
cha
06, 143.
654
glandina (Alaria). P ’77, 22
Glandinide. P 1900, 564, 571; ’03,
770
glandula (Crenella).
(Gyrotoma). P
P ’81, 428
(Melania). P ’60, 60; ’63, 314
(Monodonta). j vi, 214, 220.
P 748, 102
(Schizostoma). P ’60, 187;
64, 96. J V, 249
(Urocoptis). P ’98, 267
Glandularia. j ii, 123
glanduliferus (Bryanthus). P ’84, 88
glandulosa (Ailanthus). P ’74, 160;
75, 368; °77, 287; ’01, 304, 317
(Betula). P ’63, 76
(Bunchosia). P ’89, 369
(Cassia). P ’89, 376
(Crategus). P 710, 222
(Hemphillia). P ’73, 247; ’74,
39; °75, 154, 195; ’89, 199; ’98,
231-233
(Mespilus).
(Nicotiana).
(Oxytheca).
170
(Phacelia). P
160
(Rana). s ’02, 182
(Valsa). P ’90, 222
glandulosum (Antirrhinum).
58
P 710, 222
P 62, 6, 166
P 48,19. JI,
45..48)" J I,
P 94,
(Croton). P ’67, 22
glandulosus (Crategus). P ’98, 24,
299
glandulum (Pleurocera). P ’63, 314
(Schizostoma). P ’64, 93
(Trypanostoma). P 772, 111
Glaniolestes. P ’62, 191; ’64, 167
Glaniostomi. P ’89, 245
Glanis. P ’77. 97
glanis (Silurus). P ’92, 241
Glans. P ’72, 257; ’02, 699, 703, 707
glans (Acton). P 748, 95; ’62, 566,
570; 782, 203
(Actinocrinus). P_ ’69,
781, 203, 307, 317; ’85, 334
(Cerion). P ’96, 322, 323; 97,
159;
glans thorndikei (Cerion). P ’96, 324
glans varium (Cerion). P ’96, 324
glans (Gyrotoma). P
(Melania). P ’60, 60; ’63, 314
(Odostomia). P ’62, 566; ’82,
171
(Polyphemus). j i, 282
(Schizostoma). P ’60, 186;
64, 93, 95. J V, 248
(Strophiops). P 796, 323
(Unio). P 753, 250; 54, 243,
246; °77, 27; ’96, 502; J IV, 221;
V, 405
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
glansfagea (Centronella). P ’65, 123
Glaphrophis. P ’66, 128
Glaphyra. J II, 38
glaphyra (Helicella). P 58, 200
(Helix). ° j ii, 267-2 ae
190; ’58, 200; 61, 308
Glaphyri. J III, 226, 287
Glaphyride. J ILI, 225
Glaphyrophis. & ’65, 195
Glaphyrus. J III, 235
glaphyrus (Pachychilus). P ’92, 339
glaphyrus potamarchus (Pachychilus).
P 792, 339
glaphyrus rovirosai (Pachychilus). P
92, 339
Glareola. P ’59, 173; ’70, 85
glareola (Corticifera). j i, 178, 184.
P 88, 309; ’89, 122, 125
(Palythoa). P ’88, 309; ’89, 122
(Ryacophilus). P ’05, 759
(Totanus). jv, 85. P ’62, 322
(Tringa). P 56, 40; ’05, 759
Glascerite. P ’59, 309
glauca (Achatinella). P ’88, 36
(Anodonta). P ’53, 264
(Arctostaphylus). P ’61, 461.
J Ill, 94
(Chromodoris). P ’79, 109
(Comarostaphylus). P ’61, 461;
"62, 165
(Coronilla). P ’58, 128
(Crepidula). j ii, 226; vi, 207.
P °48, 98; 62, 569; ’89, 345; ’98,
435, 436
(Crepidulata). j vii, 125
(Crypta). P 62, 569
(Goniobasis). P ’64, 33; 765,
24; 796, 499
’ (Iridopteryx). P ’03, 702
(Kalmia). P ’63, 70; 784, 88;
04, 608
’(Leucena). P 89, 375
(Lichia). P ’92, 257
(Linsecomia). P 61, 458;
62, 164
(Magnolia). P ’60, 199; 73,
363; ’87, 332; ’96, 214; 1900, 665;
04, 605
(Melania). P ’60, 57; ’64, 33
(Nicotiana). P ’77, 108; 98,
382; ’05, 699
(Oxyrhina). P ’62, 235
(Plaxiphora). P 794, 74
(Poa). P 95, 544
(Prionace). P
505; ’08, 62
(Salix). P
J III, 197
(Setaria). P ’89, 361; ’02, 660
(Smilax). P ’02, 660; ’10, 546,
548, 559 :
(Vernonia).
97, 56; 04,
63, 76; °95, 544.
P ’10, 574
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
glaucescens (Glaucus). P62, 295
(Laroides)}.—P 62, 295
. . P 62, 295; °71, 40;
793, 30; ’98, 132; 1900, 5, ll
(Leonurus). P 76, 175
(Leucus). P 62, 295
(Perigonia). J IV, 138
Glaucidium. P ’66, 50; ’75, 480;
90, 130, 205; 93, 22,” 27, 41, 62;
98, 209; 99, 24; ’04, 581; °05,
763
Glaucionetta. P ’93, 33, 60;
708, 84. J IX, 405, 410
glaucipennis (Leprus). P
709,
rte Bove (Amblyscapheus).
167
95, 469;
07, 37;
(Melanoplus). P ’09, 112, 163
(Staurorhectus). P ’06, 34;
07, 167
glaucippe (Hebomoia). P ’85, 87
(Iphias). P ’85, 84
(Pieris). P 85, 84
Glaucis. P ’67, 232
glaucodea (Carex). P
545, 548, 557
glauce (Tritonia). P ’79, 97
glaucofrenum (Coryphopterus). P
63, 263
87, 73; 710,
glaucoides (Larus). P ’62, 294
(Trachynotus). P ’84, 123
Glaucomene. P ’72, 94
Glauconia. P 01, 13; °03, 34, 548,
552, 556; 704, 468; ’08, 119
Glauconiide. P ’01, 13
Glaueconite. P ’89, 34
Glauconome. P ’60, 267; ’61, 26
Glauconomeya. P 60, 267; ’61, 27
glaucophylla (Beg onia). P 79, 138
(Crategus). P 710, 209, 211
Glaucopidide. P ’60, 537
Glaucopis. P ’85, 84; 02, 691
glaucops (Strix). P ’09, 359
glaucopterus (Glaucus). P "62, 295
Larus). P 62, 295
Glaucopteryx. P ’92, 159
Glaucosoma. P ’97, 74
Glaucothoe. P 52, 14
glaueum (Acanthinion). P ’62, 438
(Enallagma). P ’99, 230
(Melanthium). j vii, 56
(Troximum). P ’63, 69
laucurus (Coracias). P ’64, 242
ueus. P 62, 293; 06, 116
glaueus (Acanthinion). P ’84, 122
(Agaphelus). P 68, 160, 193,
225, 227; ’69, 15
(Alopecurus). P ’63, 79
(Andropogon). P ’63, 79
(Artibeus). P 1900, 757
(Aspergillus). P ’75, 11
(Aster). P ’63, 64
P 07, |
653
glaucus. Continued.
(Campogramma). P
(Carcharias). P ’92, 234;
56
5 (Carcharinus). P ’92, 234;
06, 116
97,
08,
(Chetodon). P ’62, 438;
122; 97, 103; 706, 116
(Chlenius). P 756, 26, 28.
J IV, 29
(Cymopterus). j
(Elanus). P ’75, 345
(Elymus). P 62, 99, 337
(Faleo). P 775, 345
(Hydrocharis). 61, 341;
98, 341
"66, 348
(Hypodis). P
(Isuropsis). P ’64, 260
(Isurus). P ’84, 100
(Laroides). P ’62, 294
(Larus). P ’53, 429; ’61, 243;
762, 293, 294; ’71, 40; ’92, 149;
95, 503, 504; ’98, 131. J IX, 397
(Lophyrus). P ’94, 70
(Orthomeris). P ’63, 64
(Pentstemon). P ’63, 71
(Plantus). P ’62, 294
(Ramphastos). P 64,
67, 124
(Rhachianectes).
0
84,
241;
P 69, 15, 19,
(Spherodactylus). P ’65, 192;
66, 125; ’74, 68. J VIII, 118
(Squalus). P ’97, 56
(Trachinotus). P ‘97, 103;
06, 116
(Trachynotus). P ’62, 438;
84, 121, 122
} (Zigadenus). j vii, 56. P ’63,
Glaux. P ’63, 71; ’84, 88; ’93, 291;
1900, 668
glebosum (Cardium). P 747, 291;
48, 97. JI, 122
Glebula. P 53, 268
glebulus (Unio). P ’53, 257
glechoma (Nepeta). P 760, 303;
88, 13
glechomefolia (Salvia). P ’98, 399
Gleditschia. P ’71, 106; 785, 404;
97, 175, 198; 701, 358; ’02, 667
Gleichenia. P ’82, 232
Glenocerearia. P ’77, 200
Gleocoecus. J III, 60
glesne (Regalecus). P ’82, 304
Glessula. P ’06, 149
glincanum (Lepidodendron). P
427
Glipa. P ’62, 43, 46
glipodes. P ’62, 43, 47
Glires. j iv, 345, 352. J XI, 198
globata (Areania). P ’58, 160
97,
656
globator (Volvox). P ’70, 90; ’80,
157
dy) Sh, od
globatus (Unio). P
L, 5
Globicephalus. P ’65, 198, 273; °66,
78; °76, 129, 134; °03, 313. J
VIII, 72
‘globiceps (Blennicottus). P ’61, 167
(Delphinus). P ’78, 22
(Gasterosteus). P 86, 238, 251
(Oligocottus). P 57, 202;
61, 167
(Searus). P 1900, 527
Globicera. P ’99, 43, 46
globicera (Carpophaga). P ’54, 229
globicollis (Eumenes). P ’99, 452
Globiconcha. P ’61, 319; ’72, 264;
705, 19. J IV, 391
gre aie (Spherophorus). P ’93,
P ’88, 73; ’02, 194
68, 250, 273;
Globigerina.
Globiocephalus. P
69, 21
globispira (Succinea). P 1900, 97, 99
globiventris (Chartergus). P ’98, 457
globomanus (Pagurus). P ’51, 271
globosa (Acanthodoris). P ’80, 91
(Achatinella). P ’88, 40
(Aleochara). P 744, 30
(Anodonta). P ’54, 249; 92,
339
' (Astarte). P ’72, 245
(Chaleoparia). P ’73, 39
(Cyclas). P ’60, 280, 290, 292
(Cyprina). P ’61, 30, 32
(Cyrena). P ’60, 280
(Cyrtusa). P ’53, 284, 285
(Cytherea). P 748, 99
(Dromia). P 7°58, 225
(Epeira). P ’78, 127, 134; 782,
256; ’92, 50; 1900, 536; 704, 129;
709, 211
(Euglypha). P ’74, 225, 226;
78, 172; ’79, 163
(Falagria). P ’44, 30
(Gyrotoma). P ’64, 94
(Helicter). P ’88, 40
(Jouannetia). P ’62, 194, 216
(Lesquerella). P ’07, 247
(Liodes). P ’53, 285
(Loewia). P ’95, 333
(Lucina). P ’61, 32
(Murex). P ’82, 169
(Nassa). P ’76, 282; 705, 23
(Partula). P 75, 244; 85,
211. J IX, 54
(Pentremites). j iv, 293
(Physa). j viii, 200. P ’41,
8
(Physella). P ’81, 95
(Rudbeckia). j vii, 79
(Schizostoma). P ’60, 187
_ INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
globosa. Continued.
(Symphynota).
(Terebratula). P ’73, 182
(Teredo). P ’58, 58; ’60, 424
(Triomphalia). P ’62, 197, 216
(Xylophaga). P ’62, 197, 206
globosimanus (Clibanarius). P ’52,
7; ’58, 247
(Pagurus).
globosum (Argyrodes).
(Cardium). P ’61, 30
(Dactylosphera). P ’67, 2
‘(Melatoma). P ’64, 94
(Schizostoma). P ’64, 93. J
V, 252
(Theridium).
globosus (Acton).
570
(Actinocrinus). P
"85, 334
(Agassizocrinus). P ’86, 171,
P 66, 347
172, 188
(Batrisus).
(Cromyocrinus). P ’86, 172
(Dendryphantes). P ’09, 220
(Gymnosporangium). P 702,
463, 483, 501
(Hydrobius). P ’55, 372
(Hydrophilus). P 55, 372
(Megistocrinus). P ’85, 334
-(Melocrinus). P ’85, 326; ’90,
158
(Murex). P ’62, 560
(Odostomia). P ’82, 171
(Pholeus). P ’01, 571
(Physocyelus). P ’01, 569, 571
(Pilumnus). P 52, 81
(Rhodocrinus). P ’81, 386
(Strophocheilus). P 1900, 391
(Triacrinus). P ’84, 146
(Unio). P ’54, 244
globula (Bithinia). P ’56, 110. J
VI, 119
(Leptoxis). P ’65, 35
(Melania). P ’64, 101
Globularia. J VIII, 278
globularis (Archeocrinus). P 85,
320
(Cromyocrinus). P ’86, 172
(Difflugia). P ’77, 307, 321
(Eupachycrinus). P ’79, 353,
1
36
(Hydreionocrinus). P ’70, 29;
79, 353, 361; ’86, 169, 171
(Loripes). P 72, 89
(Toxostoma). P ’58, 209
(Toxotrema). P ’58, 209
globulina (Camaraphoria). P 91,
247
globulosa (Difflugia). P ’79, 162;
80, 335; 781, 910; ’87, 122
(Dyschirius). P ’43, 296
P '53, 245, 269
P '52, 6
P ’04, 126
P 04, 126
P 48, 95; 762,
81, 386;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
globulosa. Continued.
- (Jouannetia). P ’62, 216
(Loripes). P ’72, 89
(Mysia). P ’72, 93
(Pholas). P ’62, 196, 216
(Poromya). P 7 77, 23
(Rotalia). P 84, 23
(Textularia). P 184, 23
(Toxocidaris). P 63, 356
globulosum (Buccinanops). J VIII,
327
(Buceinum). J VIII, 327
(Cyclonotum). P 755, 374
(Systoma). J VI, 194
, aa pal 709, 402.
J Vi,
(byechirins). P 67, 76,77
(Echinorhynchus). P ’56, 48
(Goniatites). P ’60, 471
Globulus. P ’65, 184
globulus (Carinorbis). P ’87, 399, 404
ena). P ’60, 269, 280
(Delphinula). P ’48, 99; ’62,
570; 787, 399, 404
(Euealyptus). P °75, 270; °77,
149
(Mespilia). P ’63, 358
lobus (Cyclas). P ’60, 292
lockerite. P ’92, 178
Gleosporium. P 91, 82;
458; 94, 370; 95, 435
glomerata (Oldenlandia). P ’67, 20
(Reptocelleporaria). J V, 134
(Rhyncospora). P 1900, 485,
488, 654, 663
(Rhynchospora). P
710, 556
(Rochelia). j ae’ 45
(Spongilla). 87, 176
(Thapsia). j vii, 29
iaiacat am (Cerastium). P 798, 402
(Eritrichium). P ’63, 72
glomeratus (Alveolites). j vi, 202. J
93, 167,
09, 396;
V, 179
(Cymopterus). P ’63, 62
lomerifiora (Gilia). J I, 154
lomeris. P ’65, 172
glomerulifolia (Baccharis). P ’09,
486
glomosa (Epeira). P ’88, 79
gloniospora (uophiosphera). P 93,
132
Gloriosa. P ’58, 123
gloriosa (Chemnitzia). P ’76, 281
(Labena). P ’73, 412
(Plusiotis). P 5A, 221; ’66,
348. J IV, 33
Yueea). P ’80, 355; ’83, 191;
89, 53; 701, 55
gloriosus (Bryttus). J III, 52
(Enneacanthus). P
710, 602
42
06, 515;
657
glossa (Terebratula).
Glossamia. P ’63,
Glossichthys. P 64, 215
Glossina. P ’98, 172
Glossiphonia. Pp 1900, 56-71
Glossiphonide. P 1900, 51-70
Glossiptila. P ’63, 296
Glossodon. P 77, 84, 88, 96
Glossodoris. P ’79, 108
Glossognathus. j i, 420
Glossogobius. P 05, 515
Glossoliga. P 59, 126;
65, 134. J VI, 108
Glosso-petre. J I, 140
Glossophaga. P ’89, 318;
798, 326, 330-335; 702, 37
Glossophagine. P ’98, 333
Glossoplites. P ’77, 95, 96
Glossopteris. P ’60, 440
Glossostoma. P ’51, 319
Glossus. P 754, 29; ’55, 259
Glosterocrinus. P ’81, 405
Glotella. P ’63, 317; ’96, 496
Glottidia. P- ’73, 204; °77, 160
Glottidium. P ’67, 19
Glottis. jv, 83. P ’05, 759
glottis (Scolopax).
(Totanus). P 758, 196
glottoides (Totanus). P ’58, 196
gloveri (Tydeus). P ’04, 144
Gloveria. P ’84, 286
gloverii (Salmo). + 754, 86; ’58, 136
Gloxinia. P 58, 131; 97, 173
glutinata (Emys). j iv, 203, 205,
213. P 54, 185
J IX, 121
62, 343;
91, 451;
(Testudo). j iv, 214. P 54,
185, 189
glutinis (Anguillula). P 56, 49
Glutinium. P ’95, 29
glutinosa (Achatinella). P ’88, 53
(Alnus). P 62, 11; ’81, 455
(Betula). P ’63, 76
(Grindelia). P ’77, 107
(Larrea). J III, 38
(Leptachatina). P 788, 53
Myxine). P 758, 223; 84,
(
309; ’07, 461
P 85, 218. J IX,
(Partula).
8
(Salamandra). j i, 357; v, 330;
vi, 35. P -08, 126. J ITI, 342, 343
(Tofieldia). P ’84, 93
glutinosis (Salamandra). P ’69, 100
glutinosum (Cylindrosoma). J III,
343
(Eriodyction). J ITI, 97
glutinosus (Plethodon). P ’61, 124;
69, 93, 99, 100, 105; ’95, 401;
1900, 618; 703, 538. J I, 285;
ITI, 342, 350, 353
(Salamandra). J I, 285
658
Glycera. P ’55, 392; ’03, 464; ’08,
347; ’09, 259. J III, 147
Glyceria. P ’62, 95, 335; 763, 78,
79, 95; ’67, 24; ’82, 103; ’84, 95;
93, 215; 795, 545; 1900, 662; 704,
605; ’09, 394. J III, 183, 200
Glycerie. P ’85, 40, 47
glycerie (Cylindrosporium). P ’93,
459
Glyceride. P ’03, 464; ’08, 347;
09, 259
glycerie (Cyprina). P ’61, 30
Glycia. J IV, 28
Glycimeris. P. ’54, 29; ’62, 571; ’67,
139; ’72, 216; ’77, 24;
Glycinde. P ’08, 348
Glycine. j i, 320, 325, 371
glycirrhiza (Hypoxylon). J Il, 285
Glycotardia. P ’82, 156
Glycosmis. P ’89, 371
Glyeymeris. P 06, 213
Glycyrrhiza. P ’63, 61
03, 756
Glyphidodon. P ’59, 147; ’62, 150;
63, 214, 216, 220; ’70, 119; 782,
273; ’84, 99; ’99, 358
Glyphis. P ’47, 268; ’91, 55. J I,
194, 204
Glyphisodon. P ’54, 148; ’61, 165;
63, 213; 1900, 504; 706, 101. J
XII, 535
Glyphocrangon. P ’95, 174
Glyphodiscus. P ’90, 137
glyphodon. P ’61, 75
Glyphodonti. P ’83, 29
Glyphostoma. P ’72, 270; ’03, 276;
05, 291
Glyphyalinia. P ’94, 15
Glypta. P ’73, 405
Glyptaster. P ’81, 187, 269, 356,
367; ’85, 279, 306, 323; ’90, 368
Glyptasteride. P ’85, 239, 265, 311,
321; ’90, 348, 375
Glyptasterites. P ’81, 367
Glyptelasma. P ’07, 415
Glyptemys. P ’08, 114
Glypterpes. P ’92, 394
glyptica (Valsa). P ’77, 120
Glyptina. P ’73, 65
Glyptocephalus. P
73, 60
glyptocephalus (Bulimulus). P ’97,
18, 21
64, 219, 222;
’ (Lithobius). P ’03, 85
Glyptocidaris. P 63, 356
Glyptocrinide. P ’81, 355; 785, 236,
308
Glyptocrinites. P ’81, 359
Glyptocrinus. P 71, 314; ’81, 180-
214, 290, 359-394, 405; 785, 229,
236-324; ’87, 105; ’90, 353-369
pa Poa ena: P ’85, 299; ’86, 198,
Gnathodontide. P ’91, 48
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Glyptodon. P ‘59, 184; °78, 49; ’87,
316; ’89, 97, 195. J VILi, 71, 72
Glyptograpsus. P ’80, 189, 206
glyptomerion (Xerosoma). P 704,
101; ’05, 840
Glyptonotus. P ’01, 168
Glyptops. P ’91, 413
Glyptosaurus. P ’71, 105
Glyptoscelis. P ’59, 81, 291; ’73,
33, 35
Glyptosternum. P ’05, 471
Glyptostoma. P ’73, 244; 75, 155,
219; ’76, 190; 89, 192, 202; 99°
399; ’98, 67; 99, 191
Glyptostrobus. P 68, 182, 275, 300;
’69, 178 ¢
Glyptothorax. P ’05, 470. J XII,
500
Glyptotus. P ’58, 75. J IV, 38
cag a (Actinocrinus). P ’69, 159;
’81, 334
’(Cacobocrinus). P ’81, 299
(Dolatocrinus). P 81, 299
(Platyecrinus). P ’78, 244; 81,
245 |
(Pleurocrinus). P
(Strotocrinus). P
69, 159; ’81, 334 -
gmelini (Archangelica). P
84, 85
(Batrachoides). j iii, 396
Gnamptopsilopus. P ’95, 329
gnaphalioides (Artemisia). P 63,
66
81, 245
66, 253;
63, 63;
(Plantago). P ’63, 70
Gnaphalium. j ii, 117. P °’48, 20;
60, 303, 512, 514; ’63, 67; 784,
87; 85, 376; 98, 401, 408; 1900,
483; ’02, 664; ’04, 605; ’09, 494;
10, 577. J 1, 173; Il, 181, 182,
193
gnaphalodes (Eriocaulon). P ’60, 201
(Tournefortia).. P 789, 394;
05, 698; 709, 486
Gnaphosa. P ’92, 19; 1900, 532;
01, 569, 572; 703, 1389; 704,123 —
gnarus (Campoplex). P ’73, 884
Gnathagnus. P ’61, 111, 115
Gnathias. P ’03, 569, 592, 594, 597,
600, 607
Gnathium. P ’53, 349;
gnatho (Mallodon). P
Iv, 40
Gnathobdellide. P 1900, 68
Gnathochasmus. P 751, 247; 758,
105; ’80, 220
Gnathodon. P
51, 264; 754, 31;
232; ’62, 433, 573;
172; ’91, 48; ’98, 421.
‘U8, 621
58, 81. J
43, 328; °48, 100;
59, 179; 760,
63, 165; ’83,
J Il, 273
Gnathograpsus. P ’80, 203
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INDEX TO GENERA,. SPECIES, ETC. 659
Gnathonemus. P ’62, 443~
Gnathophora.-P~ 90, 42
Gnathophyllide. P 93, 127
Gnathophylline. P 52, 16;
Gnathophyllum. P ’52, 16;
79, 414; ’93, 119, 127
Gnathophysa. P "74, 128. J VI, 73,
91, 96, 112; VIII, 113
Gnathopsis. P 52, ‘417; ; 791, 364
Gnathorhiza. P 83, 110
Gnathosittaca. P 99, 53
Gnathypops. P ’62, 241
gnavus (Celotes). P ’92, 26
(GEdothorax). P 705, 311
(Tmeticus). P 792, 41; 705,
311
Gneiss. P ’80, 280; ’90, 82, 123;
97, 414-446;
192, 174-198, 324;
1900, 160-338; 03, 399, 400; 707,
445
79, 414
60, 28;
Gnoma. J II, 142
gnoma (Glaucidium). P
790, 130; ’93, 22, 41, 62
gnoma californicum (Glaucidium). P
98, 209; ’99, 24; 704, 581
Gnomon. J II, 19, 103
gnomon (Atretia). P ’73, 197
(Bulimus). P ’60, 152
66, 50;
(Cryptopora). P ’73, 197
(Dimerella). P ’73, 197
on eet ete J XII, 544
nophomyia. 59, 202, 223; ’60,
16; 95, 320°
Gnopria. ’p 60, 543
Gnorimocrinus. P ’79, 268, 274, 376;
85, 266; ’86, 69; 90, 388
gnu (Connochetes). P ’78, 61
(Thericles). P_’04, 676
goascoranensis (Unio). P 58, 118.
J IV, 258
Gobeisocide. P 99, 363; ’07, 444
Gobidae. P ’54, 134
Gobiesox. P ’62, 241; ’70, 121; ’81,
114; 84, 45; ’99, 363
Gobiide. P ’61, 507; ’92, 274; ’97,
84, 132; 98, 346; ’99, 361; 1900,
516, 523; ’05, 510; ’06, 104, 487,
488. J XII, 550
Gobiine. P ’62, 240, 279; ’63, 267;
05, 515. J XII, 551
Gobine. P ’59, 145
Gobio. P ’56, 188, 189; ’63, 257
gobio (Gobioclinus). P ’60, 103
erecmue). P 760, 103; ’82,
27
Gobioclinus. P ’60, 103
Gobioide. P ’59, 145; ’62, 279;
63, 170
Gobioidei. P 61, 513
Gobioides. P ’61, "501; 62, 240; ’82,
279; ’97, 87; 99, 361
gobioides (Electris). P ’63, 270
Gobiomorphus. P ’63, 270
Gobiomorus. P ’60, 122;
’85, 66, 68; ’97, 132
Gobionellus. P ’58, 168;
’85, 78
gobioninum (Campostoma).
284. J VI, 235
Gobiosoma. P ’58, 169;
09, 407
Gobius. P ’54, 134; 56, 136; ’58,
168, 169; ’59, 145; ’60, 120; ’62,
240, 330; ’63, 262; °72, 42; 76,
335; 82, "279, 304; 85, 75, 79; 92)
274; 997, 85- 87, 132; 98, "346;
1900, 517, 523 ; 03, 328; 05, 515,
517; 06, 488. J XII, 551
Goboide. P ’61, 510
Gobreus. P ’98, 57
godeffroyi (Percichthys). P ’99, 348
(Stomatella). P ’91, 71
82, 304;
62, 240;
P 64,
63, 268;
Godetia. J III, 87
godmani (Cordulegaster). P 708,
475, 477, 488
(Stizus). P ’95, 266, 267
(Tetracaulodon). J VII, 395
godmanii (Bothriopsis). P ’71, 208
(Dromicus). J VIII, 139
(Rhadinega). J VII, 139
godoni (Pentremites). P ’66, 258,
262, 265; ’69, 84; ’70, 34; 79,
236; ’87, 87, 88; ’90, 158
goeldii (Augochlora). P 1900, 360
gelmerii (Ranula). P ’66, 130
goensis (Chettusia). P ’71, 195
(Lobivanellus). P ’71, 195 ~*
(Parra). P ’71, 195
geppertiana (Calyptospora). P 702,
474
(Melamspora). P ’02, 474
goerte (Picus). P 64, 243
goertan (Dendropicus). P ’59, 141
(Mesopicus). P ’63, 324
(Picus). P ’63, 324; ’64, 243
Goés. P ’62, 38. J II, 142, 150
goesi (Glycera). P ’03, 464
Géthite. P ’67, 45; 92, 179, 185
goldfussi (Cylindrella). P 758, 209
(Enomphalus). P 1900, 550
(Eucalyptocrinus). P ’85, 350
(Holospira). P ’75, 153, 183;
89, 207; 705, 213-215, 222; 06,
125
(Panopea). P ’80, 21, 24
(Platyerinus). P ’81, 254
goldfussii (Glycimeris). P 54, 29;
62, 571
(Panopea).
103; ’62, 571
goldmani (Sonorella). P ’05, 257
goliath (Ardea).
(Strombus). P ’97, 290
Golunda. P ’96, 534
j viii, 52. P *48,
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golzi (Euprinodes). P ’05,
gomeaensis (Helicina). P
773
"73, 233
gomesii (Ophicthus). P ’97, 93
(Ophisurus). P ’97, 93
Gomeza. P ’52, 86
Gomphine. P ’98, 150;
464, 468, 470, 476, 485
Gomphobates. P ’63, 51;
08, 462,
64, 182;
68, 281. J VI, 89, 91, 96
Gomphocarpus. P 09, 493
Gomphoceras, P ’65, 958;
04, 563; 706, 16
Gomphoceri. P 06, 31
Gomphocerus. P 706, 30,
370; 709, 113, 143
02, 719;
41, 362,
Gomphoides. P ’08, 468, 489
Gomphonema. P 753, 431;
61, 67;
65, 16; 1900, 473; 709, 393
gomphorium (Opeas). P ’99, 370
(Stenogyra). P ’99, 370
Gomphosus. P a, 306; 1900, 510
Gomphotheca. 48, 19.
Gomphrena. P * 80, 402
Gomphus. P ’62, 382, 401;
08, 461
gonagra (Cancer). P ’79,
(Eriphia). P 50, 24;
"79, 397
J 9 170
01, 127;
397
71, 239;
gonagrus (Leptograpsus). P ’80, 199
(Paguristes). P ’58,
236
(Pagurus). P ’58, 236
Gonatista. P ’04, 781; 05, 30, 33,
53
Gonatium. P ’05, 309, 334
Gonatodes. P ’63, 102; ’68, 97; 702,
176
gonatodes (Rhodocrinus). | ’81, 386
gonatophora (Chromodoris).
109
P 79,
gondola (Argonauta). J II, 332
Gonenion. P 62, 443
Goneplax. j i, 75
Gonepteryx. P ’85, 26
Gongrocnemis. P ’05, 817,
842
Gongylidiellum. P 05, 313, 327,
338, 339
Gongylidium. F ’05, 310-315
Gongylostoma. P 775, 251;
269, 271-284
Gongylus. P ’56, 156; ’68,
98, 268,
284
Gonia. j vi, 175. P '94, 278; ’95,
332
Goniacodon. P ’92, 301, 421
Goniada. P 03, 457; ’05, 549, 550,
553; ’08, 348
Goniadide. P ’03, 457; ’08, 348
Goniaphela. P ’59, 107
Goniaster. P ’76, 178; ’05, 6
Goniasteride. P ’89, 172
Goniasteroidocrinus. P. ’65, 166, 167;
68, 323, 331; °69, 75, 88;
81, 387, 393, 406
78, 261;
goniata (Ceratocephala). P ’77, 140
Goniatites. j viii, 268. P ’60, 471;
61, 372; 62, 427; ’65, 133, 154;
783, 213; ’91, 264
Gonibregmatus. J V, 46
Gonidea. P ’57, 165
Goniistius. P ’62, 114, 120
Gonilia. P ’72, 248
Goniloba. P ’66, 337; ’68, 87
Goniobasis. P ’62, 262, 263; 763,
26, 154, 274, 307; ’64, 3, 24, 111;
“65, 19, 21; ’68, 151; ’69, 125;
70, 58; “72, 98, 113; 789, 87; 790,
301; ’94, 27, 29; ’96, 496, 499;
1900, 149, 458; 702, 119, 442; 06,
125, 167-169. J V, 217-244, 268,
296-345; VI, 129-141, 328-337;
VIII, 62
goniobasis (Diplommatina). P ’04,
621
i iy onoensis (Diplommatina).
P ’04, 621
Goniobranchus. P 79, 31, 108
Goniocarena. P ’07, 92
Goniocidaris. P ’91, 214
Gonioclypeus. J IX, 131
Gonioctena. P ’56, 36; ’73, 46, 52
Goniodactylus. P ’63, 102; ’68, 97;
71, 200, 222; ’93, 105. J VIII,
176
goniodactylus (Cyathocrinus). P ’79,
309
(Ichthyocrinus). P ’86, 67
Goniodiscus. P ’b2, 402
Goniodoris. P ’55, 388; °73, 232;
80, 52; 704, 329
Goniognatha. P ’74, 55; 775, 228
goniognathus (Clupeichthys). P ’61,
37
Goniograpsus. P ’51, 247, 249; 58,
102; ’79, 400; ’80, 189, 199
goniomphalus (Vitriniconus). P ’01,
195
Goniomya. P ’56, 81, 283; ’61, 430;
65, 251
Gonionema. P ’02, 750-790
Gonionemus. P ’02, 750
gonionotum (Scalpellum). P 07,
360
Gonioperea. P ’62, 236; 63, 80
Gonioplectrus. P ’62, 236, 237; ’99,
118
Goniopoda. P ’66, 317; 67, 234;
783, 98
Goniopsis. P 758, 101; ’79, 400;
80, 188, 189; 788, 320
goniorhynchus (Spherodactylus). P
94, 440
Goniosoma. P ’91, 215; 705, 13
goniostoma (Achatinella). P ’88, 44
(Cylindrella). P ’60, 153
(Urocoptis). P ’98, 274
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INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
goniostoma. Coxtinued.
=~ -(Valsa). P 77,113 .
Goniothecium. P ’90, 138; ’98, 423
Goniothorax. P ’03, 220
goniphora (Membracis). j vi, 243
(Stratiomys). j vi, 161
goniphorus (Pecilocapsus).
264
goniurus (Pandalus).
gonocep. (Planaria).
gonocephaloides (Dugesia).
23
P 60, 36
P '57, 23
P 57,
Gonocerus. P ’60, 226
gonocheila (Partula). P
219. J IX, 56
gonocladus (Mikania).
Gonodactylus. j viii, 147.
25; 788, 323; 705, 131
Gonolobus. P ’60, 514;
"79, 205; 798, 411
Gonomyia. P ’59, 203, 229; ’60, 16
Gonoplacide. P ’51, 247, 248
Gonoplax. P ’51, 247; ’80, 136, 186
Gonopus. P ’66, 400
85, 211,
P ’77, 107
P 50,
73, 415;
Gonospira. P ’73, 246; ’74, 47; ’75, |
146
Gonostoma. P ’73, 249;
206; 792, 393, 394
gonostoma (Stenogyra). P ’73, 247
Gonothyrea. P ’76, 210, 215
Gonyleptes. j ii, 68. P ’89, 45
Gonynema. P ’02, 750
Gonyocephalus. P ’68, 283; ’02, 176
Gonyodipsas. P ’60, 264
Gonyodiseus. P ’09, 513; 710, 133
89, 195,
Gonyosoma. P ’60, 559, 563; ’61, 75 |
Gonypeta. P ’03, 702
— (Opeas). P ’99, 370; 710,
(Stenogyra). P ’99, 370
Goodallia. P ’72, 53, 248
goodalliana (Amphidesma). P ’72,
228
goodallii (Pholadidea). P ’62, 195,
212
P 710, 665,
goodei (Pecilozonites).
666
Goodeniacee. P ’58, 132; ’88, 13
Goodenovier. P ’89, 389
goodenovii (Petroica). P ’89, 147
goodhalli (Nerinwa). P ’90, 457
Goodia. P ’58, 128
see ii (Basiliseus). J VIII, 125
dsiri (Diastylis). P ’01, 159
goodwini var. strigata (Trishoplita).
P ’01, 403
Goodyera. P ’60, 514; ’88, 396
Gopherus. P ’59, 7; ’08, 115
goramy (Osphronemus). P ’82, 305;
705, 505. J XII, 530
Gordiacea. P ’04, 738; ’07, 270
P 01,
661
Gordius. P ’50, 98; ’51, 262, 266,
275; 756, 56; ’57, 204; ’58, 112;
71, 307; °78, 383; ’79, 10; ’80,
131; ’84, 294; ’01, 719; ’02, 200;
04, 753; ’07, 270-272; 708, 88
gordius (Lethia). J IV, 173
(Sphinx). J IV, 168, 173
gordoni (Caridion). P ’79, 419
(Ceeropis). P 59, 33
(Hirundo). P 59, 33
goreensis (Hynnis). P ’05, 86
(Trachinotus). P ’06, 116
(Trachynotus). P ’84, 101, 125
(Vomer). P ’05, 87
gorfua (Aptenodytes). P 772, 172,
201
Gorgonia. j ii, 60. P ’41, 18; ’60,
367, 368; 788, 308; ’90, 308
Gorgonocephalus. P ’89, 179
gorgops (Alaus). P ’73, 333. J
,
Gorilla. P ’57, 194; ’62, 160; ’78,
62; ’80, 128; ’92, 203; ’01, 119;
704, 149. J IX, 262; X, 418, 419,
422, 423
gorilla (Anthropopithecus). P
34, 35
(Troglodytes). P 752, 30, 53;
67, 12; °78, 385
gorritiensis (Bulimulus). P ’97, 18
Gortyna. P ’74, 200, 205, 206
Gorytes. P ’94, 301, 303; ’95, 517-
539; ’97, 139-141, 380
gorytoides (Polybia). P ’98, 454
gosauviensis (Cucullea). P ’77, 22
Gosavia. P ’82, 210
gossei (Anoma). P ’98, 279
(Bulimus). P ’59, 188
(Helix). P ’73, 250; ’74, 55
(Macroceramus). P ’73, 248,
253; °75, 155, 223; ’89, 208; ’91,
316
67,
gossei var. arctispirus(Macroceramus).
P 91, 316
gossei (Microceramus). P 710, 519
gossii (Arvicola). P ’74, 194
(Synaptomys). P ’74, 194
(Tyrannula). P ’72, 62
Gossyparia. P ’99, 260, 268, 275
gossypifolia (Jatropha). P ’89, 405
gossypii (Aleyrodes). P ’02, 281
(Spheria). P ’95, 30
gossypina (Valsa). P ’77, 115
gossypinus (Hesperomys). P
411; ’55, 442; ’74, 179
(Hypudeus). P ’74, 179
(Peromyscus). P ’97, 304, 309
gossypinus mississippiensis (Peromys-
eus). P ’96, 189
Gossypium. P ’67, 18; ’84, 296; ’89,
367; ’09, 108
gotama (Mycalesis).
53,
P 85, 86
662
gothlandica (Favosites). P ’41, 18
gothlandicus (Calceocrinus). P ’86,
200, 205
(Periechocrinus). P ’81, 306
(Trochoerinites). P ’81, 304,
306
gotlandicus (Chirocrinus). P ’86,
(Ichthyocrinus). P ’79, 257
gotoensis (Diplommatina). P_ ’08,
82
(Mitra). P ’01, 387
gotoi (Maldane). P ’04, 157
Cane (Eulota). P ’08, 454
ouania 89, 373
gouanii So tetas. P 7°82, 308
goudoti (Cyanophaia). P ’99, 305,
313
(Thelphusa). P ’80, 35
goudottii (Stenostoma). J VIII, 129
gouini (Spartina). P ’91, 302
gouldi (Actinocrinus). P "981, 353
(Anthus). P ’05, 776
(Clausilia). P 02, 238
(Cryptodon). P ’72, 91
(Doryerinus). P ’68, 345; ’78,
264; ’81, 353
(Malurus). P ’89, 149
(Montacuta). P ’72, 233
(Mysia). P 72, 94
(Patula). P ’89, 200
(Piezorhynchus). P ’89, 153
(Vertigo). P ’75, 154, 189
Gouldia. P ’62, 578; ’72, 248; ’82,
155-164; °90, 144, 146; ’93, 221;
98, 419; ’05, 14. J VIII, 376;
IX, 147
gouldiana (Brachypodella). P 798,
278
(Goniobasis). J VI, 332
(Succinea). J IX, 86
(Trachelia). P ’98, 269
(Trochomorpha). P 701, 344,
496; ’04, 632
gouldianum (Stoastoma). P 710, 524
gouldii (Anthus). P 56, 317;
(Atropis). J IX, 95
(Bulimus). P
(Callula).
(Caprimulgus). P ’51, 186
(Cistenides). P ’78, 300
(Clausilia).
(Cossyphus).
(Cyclocardia). P ’02, 709, 714
(Hirundo). P 50, 69; ’99, 44
(Isthmia). P ’66, 315
(Magasella). P ’73, 189; ’77,
163; ’91, 167, 170
(Partulina). P ’88, 26
(Planaxis). P ’05, 104
(Podager). P 51, 189
(Pteroglossus). Pp 67, 116
59, 41
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INDEX ''0 GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
gouldii. Continued.
(Pyrgorhyneus). P ’65, 74
(Selenidera). P ’67, 116
(Tellina). P ’88, 324
(Terebratella). P ’91, 167
Bs (Unio). P ’53, 250; ’77, 27,
(Usilla). P ’05, 104
(Venericardia). P 702,
714
(Vertigo). P
19; ’89, 207;
609
gouldii lagganensis (Vertigo). P ’99,
314
709,
58, 208; 60,
90, 31; 1900, 598,
gouldii var. ventricosa(Venericardia).
P 702, 709
Goura. 5 iv, 264
govinda (Milvus). P ’58, 191; 62,
312
goweri (Cosmoceras). P ’97, 456
goyabe (Aleyrodes). P ’02, 281
goyderi (Diaphorillas). P ’99, 212
grabe (Mormon). P ’68, 21
grace-anne (Icterus). P 767, 52;
99, 34
gracize (Clausilia). P ’01, 649; 702,
367
“ee P 766, 67, 68;
92, 123
gracila (Bacillus). "P 01, 288
(Clonaria). P * 01, 288
(Oxyophthalma). P 01, 286
Gracilaria. P ’55,412; 757, 24; 60,6
gracile (Acanthagrion). Pp 08, 481,
487, 489, 490
(Acridium). P
(Acrosoma). P
132
(Allium). P ’68, 170
(Anoplotherium). P ’47, 324
(Boleosoma). P ’59, 103
(Boopedon). P 704, 520
(Chirostoma). P ’99, 338
(Clinostomum). P 756, 45
(Cosmidium). P ’63, 65
(Cyclas). P ’62, 31
(Dendrophthora). P ’01, 559
(Dentalium). P ’60, 423; ’61,
419, 427
(Epidendrum).
(Eriophorum).
(Hipparion).
(Hippotherium). P
90, 182
(Jasminum). P ’89, 390; 705,
700
(Macrochilus). P 789, 307;
91, 262 —
(Megalasma).
04, 668
08, 119, 129,
P 89, 355
P ’84, 94
J VII, 273
85, 33;
P 707, 414
(Megalasma). P
07, 414, 416
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gracile oe). iP—-05, 737-s_:710,
(Orchelimum). P ’70, 77
(Oreodon). P ’51, 239
(Paspalum). P ’86, 287, 290;
91, 295
(Pentastomum). P ’56, 47
(Petalostemon). j vii, 92
(Platysoma). P ’52, 39
(Pleurocera). P ’63, 314
(Pleurotoma). P 48, 104
(Pecilasma). P ’07, 414, 415
(Prosthiostomum). P 57, 21
(Sealpellum). P 708, 111
(Spherium). P ’60, 293
(Spironoura). P 56, 52, 112
(Streptostoma). P ’50, 100;
51, 285; 756, 50
(Tetrix). P 04, 668
(Thelastoma). P 751, 285
(Thelesperma). P ’63, 65
(Trimetopon). P ’94, 201
(Triploceras). P ’69, Biol. 16
(Tropidocarpum). P ’95, 553
gracile var. scabriusculum (Tropido-
carpum). P ’95, 553
(Trypoxylon). P ’97, 384
gracilens (Acalypha). P ’67, 22
gracilenta (Festuca). P ’62, 97, 336
- (Schinia). P °75, 67
gracilentus (Ichneumon). P ‘73,
109, 118
(Lupinus). P ’92, 365
(Planorbis). P ’63, 150
(Unio). P ’57, 85. J V, 58
Gracilia. P ’62, 39. J II, 7, 24, 103
graciliceps (Fovia). P ’57, 24, 30
gracilicollis (Cochlodina). P ’98, 267
(Cylindrella). P ’98, 268
(Hierodula). P ’03, 709
(Mychostoma). P ’98, 268
(Urocoptis). P 98, 267, 277
gia (CEdicephalus). P ’73,
(Phygadeuon). P ’94, 186
(Phytodietus). P ’73, 411
gracilicosta (Vallonia). P ’93, 243,
260, 269, 277; ’06, 148
gracilimanus (Amphitrite). P 58,
(Palemon). j viii, 148. P
50, 25; 793, 122
gracilior (Decadocrinus). P ’79, 342
(Goniobasis). P ’64, 43
_ (Melania). P 61, 118; 64,
43; 65, 32. J V, 235
” (Partula). P 185, 216
(Poteriocrinus). P "79, 342
(Pterostichus). P ’73, "304
(Seaphiocrinus). P ’79, 342
(Unio). P 56, 262. J IV, 56
P ’60, 31
P ’03, 340, 342
(Arethea). P 704, 542; 707, 63
(Calomys). P ’41, 99; ’74, 177
(Ceuthophilus). P ’04, 545
(Dactylomyia). P ’95, 329
gracilipes (Alpheus).
(Anyphena).
(Dicerea). P 744, 145 4
(Doclea). P 56, 216 é
(Epeira). P ’89, 98
(Ephippitytha). P 70, 76:
(Eupagurus). P ’58, 237, 248
(Grapsus). P ’80, 194
(Hesperomys). P ’74, 177
a agena P. 50, 25, 28;
?
(Hyla). P ’65, 194, 197. J
J VI, 84
(Melanoplus).
(Mesostenus). P ’78, 365
(Mestobregma). P ’07, 45
(Mus). P ’41, 99
(Oreodeira). P ’57, 199
(Pilacre). P ’94, 386
(Rhizopa). P 58, 95
(Seolopendra). P ’61, 12
(Sesarma). P ’80, 215
(Stagmomantis). P ’07, 67
(Trepidulus). P ’07, 45
(Utica). P 80, 206
gracilirostris (Andropadus). P 757,
9
P 09, 468
34; 59, 45
(Caridina). P ’94, 403, 405
(Hippolyte). P ’60, 34
gracilis (Acanthocrinus). P ’81, 386
(Acrosoma). P ’88, 79; 709,
212
(Actinobolus). P ’72, 253
(Agaricocrinus). P ’61, 135;
781, 286
(Agassizocrinus). P ’86, 189
(Aleuas). P ’07, 184
(Amia). P ’73, 98
(Amphicyon). P ’56, 90; 757,
90, 158; 58, 158. J VII, 20, 36,
356
(Ampullaria). P ’56, 110. J
VI, 113
(Anchistia). P 52, 25; °79,
424
(Andropogon). P ’01, 558
(Anisodesmus). P ’96, 263
(Anodonta). J IV, 239
(Anolis). P 756, 224
(Anortha). P ’50, 125
(Anthaxia). P ’44, 148
. (Anthrapalaemon). P ’65, 50
(Anyphena). P ’04, 121, 123
(Apporhais). P ’95, 145
(Aristida). P ’10, 545, 548, 554
(Artemia). P ’72, 166
(Aster). P ’07, 455
664
gracilis. Continued.
(Astragalus). P ’63, 60
(Blatta). P ’06, 271
(Blennius). P ’64, 210
(Bowerbankia). J III, 142
(Brachypodella). P ’98, 279;
710, 518
(Bufo). P ’53, 424, J VI, 71
(Bulimus). J VIII, 395
(Buprestis). P ’57, 9
(Burrielia). J III, 92
gracilis var. crassa (Buthotrepis). P
788, 131
gracilis (Cancer). P ’52, 78; ’58, 31
(Caprella). P 753, $84
(Cardita). P ’02, 702, 706
(Carditamera). P ’72, 258;
02, 702
(Casta). P ’98, 269
(Centriscus). P ’62, 234
(Centrurus). P ’04, 141
(Chetodon). P ’61, 99
(Chameleo). j viii, $24. P
"41, 111; °54, 99; °57, 72; 96,
462
(Chlebora). P ’01, 372
(Chlorodius). P ’52, 79; 758,
4
(Chone). P ’06, 257; ’08, 360
(Chorisoneura). P ’06, 271
(Cimolomys). P ’91, 125
gracilis var. elongata forma macro-
eeris (Cladonia). P ’93, 216
gracilis (Clinius). P ’64, 210
(Cnemidophorus). P ’52, 128;
53, 301; ’66, 310
(Codonites). P ’70, 32
(Collomia). P ’63, 74
(Corbicula). P ’60, 270
(Cordiera). P ’90, 396,
(Cottus). P ’08, 535
(Cromyocrinus). P ’86, 173
(Cryptocephalus). P ’73, 31
(Cryptus). P ’94, 187
(Cupressocrinus). P
106
(Cyclas). P ’60, 293
(Cyeclodius). P ’52, 80
(Cylindrella). P ’98, 273
(Cymatopleura). P ’08, 554
(Cynodictis). P ’89, 233 ; 92,
424
(Cystignathus).
(Dadocrinus). P
(Dendrocrinus). P
343
(Dentalium).
(Denticella). P 1900, 699
(Deroceras). P 758, 199
(Deutzia). P ’71, 52
(Diapterus). P ’62,
116, 118; ’86, 261, 277
86, 101,
P 53, 420
86, 186
"79, 297,
P '56, 283
246; ’83,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
gracilis. Continued.
(Dieteria).. P °48, 22. 3 L
177
(Dinenympha). P ’77, 149. J
VIII, 439
(Diplodus). P 56, 99
2
(Ditylus). P ’54, 18, 20
(Drymaria). P ’98, 388
(Duvaneelia). P ’79, 98
(Dyris). J VIII, 330
(Elasmodes). P 157, 21
(Eleodes). P 758, 181, 184,
J IV, 37
(Encrinus). P ’86, 184, 186
(Ephesia). P ’09, 332
(Eremopedes). P ’09, 480
(Eumenes). P ’99, 452, 461
(Eunice). P ’03, 440
(Eupachycrinus). P ’86, 173
(Euparia). J IV, 34
(Euphonia). P ’65, 172
(Eutryxalis). P ’06, 15; ’07,
166
(Faleo). P ’70, 149
(Fusulina). P ’91, 245
(Fusus). P ’97, 428
(Gadus). P ’63, 251
(Gambusia). P ’59, 121; ’09,
407; 710, 600
(Geomelania).
(Gerres). P
257, 261
(Gila). P 53, 369; 756, 205
(Glauconome). P ’61, 27
(Glyptocrinus). P ’81, 367
(Gobius). P ’54, 134; ’63, 266
(Goniobasis). P ’64, 30; ’65,
23
(Gorytes). P ’95, 532
(Gyrostachys). P ’10, 560
(Hallomenus). P 746, 57
(Hedotettix). P ’04, 668
gracilis ochraceus (Herpestes). P .
P ’10, 521
83, 116; 86,
96, 543
gracilis (Hesperomys). P ’55, 442;
"74, 179
(Hippocampus). P ’62, 282
(Hister). P ’52, 39
(Homaloecranium). P ’01, 94
(Hoplisus). P 795, 532
(Hosackia). P 763, 350
(Hyalopteryx). P ’06, 15
(Hybopsis). P ’64, 279; ’77,
90
(Hydra). P ’70, 72;
80, 156; ’87, 311
(Hydrophis). P ’59, 347; 786,
00
74, 10;
(Hyopsodus). P
(Hypephesia). P
(Hyperophora). P
373
72, 20
09, 333
07, 371,
4
SE ee ee
vr) eee
gracilis. Continued. —~
(Ietalurus). P
7
100;
67, 157;
18;
57,
279
428
INDEX TO GENERA,
ilepis). P ’67, 157
64, 276; 65,
(Idolomorpha). P -’03, 718
(Indigofera). P ’50, 81
Io). P ’61, 394; ’63, 308,
P 63, 77
J I, 198
Languria). P 54, 160
tkepidogobins). P 62, 279;
Ee aniechatins). P 88, 17, 52
(Leptoblennius). P ’64, 210
(Leptochela). P ’60, 42
(Leptogunellus). P ’56, 135
(Leptophis). P 7°44, 60; ’54,
60, 558
(Leptysma). P ’08, 16
(Lesquerella). P 07, 247
(Leuciseus). P 56, 167, 196;
710, 284
(Limax). P 758, 199
(Limnea). P ’60, 155
(Limnobia). P 59, 198
(Loris). P ’02, 137, 245
(Lumpenus). P ’64, 210
j vii, 115
(Lymnaea). P ’56, 259; 60,
(Macherodus). J XI, 240, 280
(Macrocheilus). P ’88, 239
(Maerochilina). P ’91, 262
(Mactra). P ’60, 179, 425
(Mastigopus). P ’58, 230, 244
(Melania). P ’64, 30, 43
(Merycoidodon). P ’54, 157;
89
(Metopograpsus). P ’80, 200
(Metula). P 99, 75
(Microcephalophis). P ’59, 347
(Microsyops). P ’72, 20
(Mimus). P ’90, 211
(Mitra). P ’48, 101
(Moniana). P ’56, 201;
(Muhlenbergia). P ’63, 79
(Murex). j vii, 140
(Myelodactylus). P ’79, 370
(Mygale). P ’88, 76
( P 750, 34. J U, 43
10,
(Napaia). P ’09, 410, 428
(Navicula). P ’90, 444
(Neptunea). P ’82, 197; ’97,
(Nymphea). P ’98, 412
(Oberea). J II, 152
a P 64, 85; ’66,
*(Odontasps) J I, 198
(Oliva). P ’48, 103; 90, 397
gracilis.
SPECIES, ETC. 665
Continued.
(Ophibolus). P ’56, 247
(Ophidiaster). P ’89, 172
(Orehesia). P ’46, 57. J I,
98
(Oreodon). P 53, 392; 754,
157; 56, 164; ’57, 89, 158; 758,
157. J VII, 20, 72, 94, 356, 379;
IX, 466
(Orphulella). P ’04, 518;
401; ’06, 25-27; ’07, 167
(Oxyomus). P 744, 187.
107; IV, 34
(Oxyopes). P ’02, 590
(Oxyophthalmus). P ’01, 286
(Oxyuris). P ’51, 285
(Oxyurus). P ’79, 204
(Pachygrapsus). P ’80, 199,
200; ’91, 181, 198
(Palechinus).
(Pandalus). P ’60, 37
(Panuliris). P ’71, 225
(Pardosa). P ’92, 70; ’08, 217
(Partula). P ’75, 244-247; ’85,
216. J IX, 70
(Pedicellina). J IX, 14
(Pelecanus). P ’96, 512
(Pellea). P ’98, 393
(Peneus). P ’52, 27
(Pentstemon). P ’63, 71
(Petrolisthes). P ’58, 227
(Phagocata). P ’47, 251;
23
(Philodromus).
(Phonasea). P ’65, 172
(Picus). P ’66, 52
(Pimelodus). P ’59, 159;
276
(Placobranchus). P ’99, 521
(Plagusia). P ’79, 401
(Planaria). P ’47, 248;
(Plargyrus). P ’56, 196
(Plectana). P ’88, 79
(Pleurotoma). j vi, art Fae
vii, 140. P ’62, 561; 782,
(Pontophilus). Pp 95, 13, “85,
92
05,
oh 6
P 69, 82
57,
P 92, 60
764,
57, 23
(Potadoma). P ’64, 30; ’65, 23
(Poteriocrinus). P ’79, 299, 343
(Prionychus). J IV, 38
(Procamelus). P ’58, 89, 157.
J VII, 21, 155, 356, 382
(Producta). P ’65, 112
(Protamia). P ’73, 98
(Pseudodifflugia). P ’79, 163
(Ptychocheilus). P ’56, 209;
90
(Pygop us). P ’64, 229
(Rana). P ’60, 505; 68, 246;
702, 185
’(Reteocrinus).
(Rhebo). P
"17
P ’81, 367
62, 358
666
gracilis. Continued.
(Rhodocrinus). P ’81, 386
(Rhopalocrinus). P "79, 271,
281
(Russoina). P ’73, 211
(Sabbatia). P ’89, 393; 1900,
669
(Saperda). J II, 152
(Sceloporus). P 752, 175;
"66, 303
(Schizocosa). P ’08, 165
(Scolopendra). P ’61, 18
(Scolopoeryptops).
(Seydmenus). P ’52, 155
(Siredon). P ’66, 300
(Smilodon). P 195, 448. J
IX, 456; XI, 240, 243, 245-249, 273
(Soleniseus). P ’89, 307; ’91,
262:
(Spartina). P 763, 78; ’98,
, 314
(Spiranthes). P ’60, 513
(Stanleya). j bay 84
(Stauroneis). 65, 10
(Stenochia). P 54, 219. J
38
’
(Strigamia). P ’67, 128
(Styloniscus). P 54, 176
(Sureula). P ’62, 561
(Symphynota). P ’53, 260
(Synedra). P ’61, 71
(Tabanus). P ’95, 322
(Tantilla). P ’56, 252; ’60,
77; ’61, 74; ‘66, 126; ’01, 93; 03,
542, 553, 556. J VIII, 143
(‘Taxoerinus). r 65, 139, 142;
"79, 271, 280
’(Tellina),
60, 425
(Terebra). P
398
(Terebratulina). P ’65, 73
(Thalassidroma). P ’64, 85
(Thalassina). P ’52, 19
(Thracia). P ’56, 284; ’60, 425
(Tigoma). P ’56, 206
(Tilesia). P ’63, 251; ’82, 280
(Trichestes). J III, 262
(Trigonella). P ’60, 425
(Trimerotropis). P ’06, 385;
710, 13
(Tritonia). P ’79, 98
(Tubifex). j vii, 331
(Turritella). P ’48, 107
(Typhis). P ’48, 107
(Tyria). P ’62, 338
.(Unio). P 53, 260;
96, 502. J V, 434
(Urnatella). P ’51, $21; ’54,
191, 192; ’58, 1; ’83, 204; ’84, 29,
281, 282; ’91, 352. J IX, 5-16
(Vestalis). P ’01, 134
P 56, 82, 87, 284;
48, 106; 90,
60, 155;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
gracilis. Continued.
(Viverravus). P ’92, 321
(Voluta). P 48, 107
(Volutilithes). P ’90, 397
(Zetodon). P ’83, 169
gracilispinis (Holocenthrus). P ’04,
228
gracilispira (Clausilia). P 1900, 680;
01, 476, 622, 649
gracilissimus (Plumulites). P ’88,
136
gracilius (Megalasma). P ’07, 414
(Orthoceras). P ’62, 429
Gracillaria. P ’75, 50
gracillenta (Rynchospora). P ’07,
455
gracillima Seaee ae ey P 58, 88
(Aotus). 58, 128
(Brackypodella). P ’98, 279
(Carex). P ’87, 73
(Goniobasis). Pp 64, 35
(Laféea). P ’76, 210, 216
(Melania). P +60, 62; 64,
35
(Muhlenbergia). P ’63, 78
(Rumina). P ’89, 208
(Stenogyra). P ’75, 153, 187
(Trachelia). P ’98, 269
gracillimum (Stenosoma). P 754,175
(Xiphidion). P ’05, 48, 54
gracillimus (Bulimus). P ’58, 206
(Pompilus). P ’97, 253
graciosus (Pimelodus). P ’59, 161
(Sceloporus). P ’52, 69; 66,
303; ’83, 21
(Urosaurus). P 754, 92
Gracula. j i, 203; ili, 364; iv, 275.
P ’50, 68; 55, 440; ’66, 38, 403,
405; ’67, 56; ’69, 133; 775, 346;
99, 216; ’02, 684; 705, 782
gracula (Coracia). P ’91, 447
Graculus. P ’51, 348; ’59, 109, 301,
306; ’61, 241; ’63, 325; 765, 5;
766, 100, 194; ’71, 38; 7°75, 356.
J IX, 400
gradata (Arca). P ’91, 47
(Ganesella). P ’08, 455
(Helix). P ’87, 129; 708, 452
(Idmonea). J V, 167
(Melania). P ’63, 313
(Patula). P ’87, 129
(Pitys). P ’87, 129
(Satsuma). P ’08, 452
(Scala). J VIII, 198
gradatella (Scala). P ‘91, 51. J
VIII, 198
gradatum (Pleurocera).
96, 498
gradatus (Discus).
(Melanotus).
(Podabrus).
graduacauda (Icterus).
P 63, 313;
P 87, 129
P 66, 390
P ’60, 320
P ’67, 53
nee
ee ee ee a ee Mel att
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
greca (Fissurella). j vi, 216. P ’48,
(Testudo). P 708, 115
grecense (Stichostemma). P ’01, 715
us (Seatharus). P ’92, 265
raeffea. P ’04, 85
graeffei (Endodonta). P
(Helix). P ’87, 130
(Patula). P ’87, 130
(Pitys). P ’87, 130
grefiana (Scopelosoma). P ’74, 210
grellsiana (Allognathus). P ’92, 395
graffii (Planocera). P ’07, 146, 147
graftonensis (Bumastus). P ’70, 54
(Illenus). P ’70, 54
(Lituites). P ’70, 51
grahami (Carduus). P ’92, 363
(Cirsium). P ’92, 363
(Cnemidophorus). P
547, 553
(Natrix). P ’95, 406
(Oligocephalus). P ’59, 102
(Salvadora). P ’01, 63; ’03,
549, 553
as hexalepis (Salvadora). P
87, 130
03, 33,
i (Tropidonotus).
33; 703, 553, ag
(Viola). P ’98, 405
(Zamenis). P 01, 63
grahamie (Phimothyra). P ’61, 300;
66, 310, 312; ’83, 14
(Salvadora). :
708, 122
grahamii (Anolis). P ’94, 438
grahamii conspersus (Anolis). P ’94,
439, 441
grahamii (Cnemidophorus). P ’52,
128; ’92, 335
(Gila). P 53, vag 56, 205
(Natrix). P 01,
(Regina). P 01, 33
. ‘ (Canis). P ’50, 85; ’79, 184
P ’69, 193, 196, 201, 203, 204
ecliaris. P 399, 50
P ’01, 32,
03, 30, 33;
grallaria (Fregetta). P 64, 86; ’66,
192, 196
(Procellaria). P ’66, 194, 195
grallarius (Nyctidromus). ’p 51, 179,
Grallator. P 89, 32
grallator (Epeira). P .°78, 131
(Seolodesmus). P 96, 261
(Tetragnatha). ¥ Sh, 195, 431;
"82, 256; ’88, 79; 92, 51; "1900,
536; 04, 132°
graminea (An ochlora). P 1900, 361
(Calvisia). P ’04, 72
_ (Corallioearis). P 60, 38
(Emberiza). j iv, 51. P 55,
311. J II, 265
graminea. Continued.
(Fringilla). j iv, 52. P
260; 53, 400; 56, 292
. (Goniobasis). P ’64, 40;
(Neecroscia). P
(Orphulella).
(Parorphula). P ’06, 20
(Schollera). P ’60, 514
(Thamnophis). P 795, 406
(Zonotrichia). P ’53, 382. J
0
04, 72
P 07, 76
?
Graminee. P ’63, 78; ’84, 94; ’89,
131, 361; ’98, 387, 401; 1900, 662.
J III, 104, 180, 183, 184, 200
gramineus (Clytus). J II, 27, 104;
IV, 41
(Gerrhonotus). P ’64, 179;
65, 195
(CEdipus). P ’52, 25; ’60, 38
(Podcetes). P
84; ’68, 83; ’83, 62; ’93, 48, 63;
95, 489; °96, 141; 798, 83; 708, 154
gramineus confinis (Podcetes). P
93, 48
graminicola (Aleyrodes). P ’02, 282
(Asterina). P ’93, 128
(Cepolis). P 710, 514
(Helix). P ’73, 250; ’74, 56
(Hemitrochus). P ’10, 514
graminicolor (Hypnum). P ’55, 446
graminicolum (Camarasporium). P
793, 161
aminifolia pilosa (Lacinaria). P
07, 455
graminifolia (Liatris). P ’02, 664
(Stictopora). P ’84, 147
(Yueea). P ’68, 167
graminifolius (Pandanus). P
122
graminis (Dothidea). J II, 288
(Fonscolombia). P ’99, 264
(Thesprotia). P ’04, 777, 781;
05, 34; ’07, 283; 710, 586
graminoides (Sisyrinchium).
483
grammaca (Chondestes). P ’51, 218;
53, 383; ’5 9,107, 191, 301, 304;
68, 83, 149. J I, 49
59, 107; 66,
58,
P 1900,
(Emberiza). P 55, 311. J
II, 265
(Fringilla). j viii, 154
grammacea (Fringilla). j vii, 193
grammacus (Chondestes). P ’66, 84;
792, 109; 95, 489
grammacus strigatus (Chondestes).
P 90, 218; 792, 120; ’93, 22, 49;
98, 214; 04, 583
Grammadera. P ’07, 377-381
Grammarus. P ’55, 394
Grammatodon. P ’60, 419; ’77, 23
Grammatomya. P ’98, 57
668
Grammatophora. P
71; ’90, 138
Grammatopleurus. P ’61, 166
Grammatorycous. P ’62, 125
grammepomus (Gobius). P ’05, 517
grammica (Mordellistena). P ’62, 50
(Sepsina). P ’68, 318
Grammichthys. P ’64, 215; ’03, 350
grammicus (Ephialtes). P ’63, 153
(Seceloporus). P ’66, 323
gramminea (Fringilla). j viii, 154
Grammistes. P ’61, 105; ’62, 107;
97, 116; 1900, 502
grammithorax (Meiglyptes).
680
(Pheopicus). P ’02, 680
Grammocrinus. P ’79, 373
grammodes (Dothidea). J II, 287
Grammonota. P ’92, 34; ’01, 569,
579; 704, 127; ’05, 310
Grammoplites. J XII, 550
Grammoptera. J I, 311, 331, 336
Grammorhynchus. P ’67, 112
grammurus (Citellus). P ’03, 21
grammurus beecheyi (Citellus). P
04, 586, 588
grammurus douglasii (Citellus). P
04, 577
grammurus (Sciurus).
58, 431; ’61,
P 02,
P 03, 21
(Spermophilus). P ’55, 334;
67, 135
Grammysia. P ’62, 416; ’65, 248;
71, 72, 325; ’83, 213. J VIII, 306
Grampus. P ’69, 21, 54; ’76, 129,
134; ’87, 49. J XIII, 423
grana (Amnicola). P ’61, 307; 62,
587
(Leptachatina).
(Paludina).
587
granadensis (Anodonta).
96. J VI, 288, 289
(Cardinalis). P ’99, 51
(Hister). P ’59, 312
(Picumnis). P ’99, 52
(Unio). J VI, 293
granarius (Agrilus). P ’73, 91
(Bruchus). P ’76, 270
(Hydroporus). P ’55, 291
granata (Goniobasis). P ’62, 272;
64, 25. J V, 343
Granatee. P ’89, 381
granatensis (Baculites). J VIII, 309
granatina (Chamepelia). P ’60, 195
Granatocrinus. P ’65, 165; ’66, 257;
69, 84, 85, 88-91; °70, 32; ’78,
228; °79, 231; ’81, 203-206; 85,
255; ’87, 83-96
granatoides (Goniobasis). P ’68,
152. J VI, 335
granatum (Haplocrinus). P ’86, 86
(Punica). P ’89, 381; ’01, 560
P 88, 53
j ii, 378. P 62,
P ’68, 95,
grandidentata (Populus).
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
grandea (Chelone). P ’56, 303
(Chelonia). P ’51, 329
grandevum (Dentalium). P ’63, 18;
789, 298
grandevus (Delphinapterus). P ’69,
8. J VII, 43
(Oligosimus). P ’72, 39
(Priscodelphinus). P ’51, 327;
53, 377; ’67, 144, 156; ’68, 191;
’69, 8; 08, 24. J VII, 434
(Tretosphys). P ’69, 6, 7, 8;
08, 28. J VII, 434
grande (Amphistomum). P ’88, 127
(Belostoma). J I, 58
(Belostomum). J I, 58
(Crucibulum): P ’62, 568; 782,
170
(Cynoglossum). J III, 97
(Diplostomum). P ’58, 110
(Dispotea). P ’62, 568
(Prosthiostomum). P 757, 22,
28
(Triceratium). P 1900, 706
grande var. pentagona (Triceratium).
P 1900, 706
grande var. septangulata (Tricera-
tium). P 1900, 706
grandensis (Unio). P 55, 256
grandicassis (Arius). P 63, 171
grandiceps (Amphibamus). P _ ’65,
134, 137; ’68, 210
(Perdita). P 96, 52, 96
(Pristoscelis). P ’66, 350, 355
(Pterostichus). P ’73, 305. J
II, 236 .
(Stereocerus). J II, 236
grandicolle (Bembidium). J IV, 30
grandicollis (Eleodes). P ’58, 181;
59, 290
(Ochthedromus). P 757, 5
(Telephorus). P ’51, 340
grandicornis (Scorpena). P ’85, 397,
401, 403; ’97, 132; 706, 104
grandidens (Unio). P 62, 168. J
V, 205
P68, 305
91, 434; 1900, 485; 710, 560
grandiflora (Actinella). P ’63, 65
(Allamanda). P ’58, 129
(Argemone). J III, 37
(Borkhausia). j vii, 69
(Brickellia). P ’63, 67
(Brodiewa). P ’68, 172; 784,
93; ’98, 42, 312. J Il, 102, VI,
370
grandiflora var. macrantha (Brodiza).
J III, 102
grandiflora (Calandrinia). P ’98, 393
(Collomia). J III, 97
(Crategus). P ’02, 501
(Dieteria). P ’61, 456; ’62,
164
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
grandiflora. Continued.
(Gilia). J III, 97
(Hosackia). P 63, 350. J
III, 86
(Jungermannia). P ’69, 219
(Lesquerella). P ’07, 248
(Macheranthera). P ’61, 456;
62, 164
(Magnolia). P
5
(Phaius). P ’73, 205
(Platycodon). P ’83, 191
.(Portulacea). P ’78, 333; 791,
280
(Pyrola). P ’63, 94
(Tellima). P ’84, 84
(Townsendia). P ’63, 66
(Triteleia). P ’68, 171
grandiflorum (Erigeron). j vii, 31.
P ’63, 64
(Erythronium). ; a 66. FB
68, 165; ’98, 43, 295, 313
grandiflorum var. parviflorum (Ery-
thronium). P ’98, 43, 313
54, 174; 75,
grandiflorus (Cereus). P 789, 384;
701, 559
(Lathyrus). P ’94, 58
grandifolius (Phaius). P ’97, 184
(Senecio). P ’98, 412
grandimaculatus (Ophichthus). Ly
99, 332
(Ophichthys). P ’99, 332
grandimanus (Bithynis). P ’93, 122
(Palemon). j viii, 142. P
50, 25; 52, 26; ’93, 122
Grandinia. P ’95, 413. J III, 222,
223
grandioides (Anodonta). P ’68, 164;
96, 569
grandior (Osmia). P ’97, 343
grandirostris (Caridina). P ’60, 28;
94, 403, 405
(Galathea). P ’58, 238, 252
grandis (Abies). P ’73, 353; ’74,
160; ’84, 92
(Actinocrinus).
(Aleedo). P ’60, 134
(Ampelis). P ’67, 218
(Anchistia). P ’60, 39; ’93,
118
(Andara). J VIII, 378
(Anodonta). P ’53, 264; ’96,
506
(Area). J VIII, 345, 378
(Archilestes). P ’01, 128, 139;
08, 481, 489, 490
(Baculites). P ’56, 281; 757,
153; ’60, 421; ’61, 419
(Batocrinus). P 85, 335
(Biddulphia). P 1900, 691, 706
(Blumea). P 751, 202
P ’85, 335
669
grandis. Continued.
(Brimosaurus). P 54, 72;
70, 21, 22
’(Calyp trea).
210. P ’48, 97
(Caprimulgus).
(Carpocrinus). P ’81, 281
(Chena). P ’61, 476
(Cheilodactylus). P ’62, 120
(Chilodactylus). P ’62, 120
(Chirodactylus). P ’62, 120
(Chonespondylus). P ’68, 178
(Cicindela). P ’08, 508
(Cimoliasaurus). P ’70, 22
(Cirratulus). P ’06, 506
(Cleioerinus). P ’79, 259
(Conyza). P ’51, 202
(Corbicula). P ’60, 270, 274
(Corymbacrinus). P ’85, 330
(Crassatella). P ’82, 199
(Crucibulum). P 754, 30
(Cubina). P 66, 322
(Cylindrella). P ’60, 163
(Discosaurus). P ’70, 22
(Dispotea). P ’48, 99
(Dosinia). J VIII, 334
(Elgaria). P ’52, 176
(Fundulus). P 53, 389; ’59,
59
(Gastrochena). P ’61, 476
(Gila). P ’56, 209
(Glauconome). P ’61, 27
j iv, 180; vi,
J Il, 114
(Habrocrinus). P ’81, 281
(Hematoderus). P ’67, 218
(Haploseapha). P ’05, 10
(Hemipsalodon). P ’92, 317
(Heterocrinus). P ’86, 130
(Jacamerops). P ’60, 134
(Lamprocorax). P ’99, 216
(Lebia). P 743, 296; ’61, 335.
J IV, 28
(Lottia). P 76, 246
Oe renee P 08, 163, 224, 229,
; maaan’:
48, 101
(Myiozetetes). P ’71, 234
(Neecrophorus). P ’53, 276
(Nepa). J I, 58
(Niltava). P ’89, 154
(Nyctibius). P ’51, 184
(Paleophis). P ’72, 14
(Phalangium). j ii, 67
(Phryganistria). P ’06, 279
(Phylloeactus). P ’98, 411
(Poteriocrinus). P ’79, 335, 341
(Psittacus). P ’64, 240
(Ptychocheilus). P 56, 209
(Sagda). P ’10, 517, 527
(Saltator). P ’90, 209
(Seytaloerinus). P ’79, 335,
340
j vi, 118, 257. P
670
Continued.
P 795, 265
P 701, 578
P 704, 644
grandis.
(Sphecius).
(Steatoda).
(Stipator).
(Stizus). P 795, 265
(Thoracosaurus). P 752, 35
(Turpilia). P ’05, 842
(Xenosaurus). P ’66, 322
grandisquamis (Herpetodryas). J
VIII, 135
(Spilotes). J VIII, 135
grandisquamus (Cherojulis).
206; ’77, 207
(Upeneus). P
153, 155
grandistellatus (Corymbocrinus). P
785, 330
grangeanus (Natica). J VIII, 315
(Ruma). J VIII, 315
grangei (Lucina). J VIII, 318
granifer (Mespilocrinus). P ’79, 265
(Platyerinus). P ’81, 254
granifera (Achatinella). P ’88, 53,
54
(Serpula). j iv, 154. P ’48,
105
P 63,
63, 168; 85,
graniferus (Unio). P 53, 250
granigera (Cardita). P ’77, 22
(Oiceoptoma). P 753, 278
Granoarea. P. 62, 290, 580
Granocardium. P ’76, 310; ’90, 450
granosa (Scala). J VIII, 191
(Thelephora). J III, 221
granosimanus (Eupagurus). P 758,
237
granosomanis (Xanthodes). P ’52, 75
granostriatus (Acanthochites). P
04, 70, 16, 78, 81
granosus (Concholepas). P ’91, 59
(Leptodomus). P ’59, 8-29
(Platycrinus). P ’81, 246
(Pleurocrinus). P ’81, 246
(Unio). P ’53, 268
granozonatus (Conus). J VIII, 359
grantensis (Mitra). P ’99, 71
granti (Eulota). P ’05, 733
(Francolinus). P ’05, 756
(Plectotropis). P ’05, 733
Grantia. J III, 135
granula (Glycocardia).
granularis (Anthicus). P ’52, 103
(Anthocomus). P 752, 166
(Carex). P ’87, 72, 73
granularis var. haleana (Carex). P
’87, 74
granularis (Echinus). j v, 225
(Metasesarma). P ’80, 211, 212
(Pentagonaster). P ’89, 173
granulata (Actinobolus). P ’62, 578
(Architectonica). J VIII, 359
(Arphia). P ’04, 786; ’05, 38,
53; ’07, 289; 710, 588
P ’82, 156
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
granulata. Continued.
(Biddulphia).
702, 711
(Buprestis). j iii, 162-
(Cardita). P 748, 97; ’62,
5783: °'80, 21, 243 5 BB aba ree,
340, 400, 403; ’90, 142, 143, 146.
J IX, 138
(Charybdis). P 758, 39
(Cistenides). P ’02, 275
(Cryptopodia). P ’78, 317;
79, 391
P 1900, 691,
bf
(Cyclocardia). P ’67, 139
(Dorippe). P 758, 163
(Eleodes). P 758, 182; ’73,
334
(Helice). P ’80, 222 -
(Heterocrypta). P ’78, 297;
79, 391
(Ocypoda).
(Odostomia).
(Pasithea).
(Petalomera).
(Salamandra).
I, 288; III, 343
granulata var. tridentata (Spirorbis).
P 08, 362
granulata (Stromatopora). P ’86, 42
(Synchita). jv, 266
(Venericardia). j iv, 142; vi,
212. P ’48, 107; 702, 703, 706
(Verticordia). P ’81, 426
granulatis (Unio). P ’61, 60
granulatissima (Sonorella). P 702,
511; ’05, 256, 261-265; ’09, 497-
503 ;
granulatissima latior (Sonorella). P
05, 264; 709, 500
granulatissima parva (Sonorella). P
705, 264; 709, 501
granulatum (Acrydium). P ’06, 363;
09, 419
(Cardium). P ’79, 219
(Cinclidium). P ’68, 111, 274.
J VI, 200, 202, 219
(Solarium). P
141; ’91, 54
P ’80, 186
P 62, 566
P 62, 566
P '58, 226, 240
P 67, 195. J
48, 105; 771,
granulatus (Acteon). P ’48, 95;
82, 171
(Agrilus). P 773, 93
(Aleamenes). P ’07, 169
(Arachnocrinus). P ’79, 316
(Cancer). ji, 61; viii, 111. P
"78, 321; ’79, 399
(Careinus). P
399
(Carpilodes). P ’80, 192
(Carpocrinus). P ’81, 281
(Chasmagnathus). P ’51, 251;
80, 222
(Chersydrus).
(Codiacrinus).
"78, 321; °79,
P ’60, 75
P ’86, 152
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
granulatus. Continued.
(Celacanthus)- ~P 73, 418
(Cyathocrinus). P ’ 79, 315, 316
(Cyclograpsus). P 51, 251;
80, 221
(Echinus). J IU, 151
P 09, 214
(Epicadus).
(Ernobius). P ’65, 224, 225
(Euealyptocrinus). P- ’85, 355
(Eurylepis). P ’57, 150
(Eusattus). J IV, 37
So: P28 28i:
86,
‘Hypanthoerinus). P 785, 355
(Mecolepis). P ’56, 97
(Melocrinus). P ’81, 295
_ (Metasesarma). P ’80, 192
(Octopus). P ’71, 126
(Odostomia). P ’82, 171
(Pagurus). P 750, 25; ’58, 233
(Pecten). J VIII, 321
_(Petrochirus). P ’58, 233
(Pilodius). P 58, 34
(Platyerinus). P ’65, 161, 163;
68, 330; ’81, 245, 246. J II, 57,
89
ore): Sn 207... B
5
_ a P ’85, 334
(Spirorbis). P ’02, 276
(Symbathocrinus). P ’86, 90
(Triacrinus). P ’86, 99
(Unio). P ’77, 27. J VI, 48,
327
ulicosta (Turritells). PGi,
363; 705, 21
granulifera’ (Actinia). ji, 173
(Amycla). P ’62, 287, 564
(Atrypa). P ’97, 426.
(Chonetes). J III, 24, 32
(Retzia). P ’71, 318
(Stromatopora). P ’86, 54
(Trematospira). P ’71, 318
granuliferum (Cardium). P ’90, 450
(Megalobrachium). P 758, 228
(Protocardium). P ’90, 450
oo (Hexacrinus). P ’81,
(Platyerinus). P ’81, 254
(Spirifer). P ’83, 213
+ (Symbathocrinus). P ’86, 93
granulina (Auricula). P ’96, 452
ulinum (Ellobium). P ’96, 452
ulite. P ’90, 84-114; °92, 178;
93, 179. J X, 512; XI, 130, 131
granulosa (Asterina). P ’89, 173
(Bufo). P ’52, 1738
(Cassidea). J VIII, 356
(Cupressocrinus). P ’86, 105
(Granatocrinus). P ’65, 165
(Lucina). P ’72, 96
(Luidia). P ’90, 326
671
granulosa. Continued.
) (Mitra); <P. 78, 308;
(Mysia). P ’72, 94
(Ottonia). P ’04, 143
(Pholadomya). P ’77, 22
(Platypodia). j viii, 111
(Porcellana). P ’58, 228
(Pristis). P ’63, 179
(Semicassis): P ’71, 143
(Thelephora). J II, 223
(Triton). P 753, 238
91, 50
granulostriata (Pleurotomaria). P
60, 459
granulosum (Fusarium). P ’93, 466
granulosus (Bufo). P ’54, 87; 56,
308; ’74, 120
(Cancer). j viii, 111
(Centrophorus). P ’98, 339;
08, 69
(Chamezleo). P ’56, 147
(Cyclograpsus). P ’80, 221
‘(Dichoerinus). P ’81, 258
(Echinococcus). P ’56, 45
(Ectinus). P ’44, 159
(Grapsus). P ’80, 194
(Hydreionocrinus). P ’79, 354
(Lithodes). P 58, 231
(Ophioneus). P ’89, 143, 176
(Paralomis). P 758, 231
(Pentremites). P ’65, 165
(Phrynoidis). P ’62, 358
(Poteriocrinus). P ’79, 354;
86, 164
(Productus). J ITI, 21
(Triton). P ’59, 126. J I, 285
granum (Ammodesmus). P ’96, 257
(Amnicola). P ’62, 593
(Helix). P ’89, 192
(Hydroporus). P 755, 290, 294
(Patula). P ’89, 200; ’91, 314
Graphephorum. P ’63, 78
graphica (Cicindela). P ’08, 508
(Erioptera). P 759, 228
graphicus (Coluber). P ’60, 252
(Cyathocrinus). P ’86, 149
(Platyerinus). P ’81, 246; ’86,
149
graphidopterus (Cirrhitichthys). Pp
62, 108, 109
Graphiocrinites. P ’86, 115, 176
Graphiocrinus. P ’65, 159; ’69, 137;
79, 248, 280-285; 329-376; ’81,
179, 279; ’85, 233, 263; ’86, 90,
110, 126, 153, 176; 790, 381, 385
Graphiodon. P ’70, 122
Graphiola. J II, 283
Graphisurus. J TI, 143, 173, 174
Graphite. j vi, 49. P 74: Ft < "OD,
33; ’91, 464; °92, 182, 184, 191;
97, 437; 1900, 203, 324
Graphomyia. P ’98, 168
Graphosoma. P ’60, 222
672
Grapside. j viii, 123. P ’51, 247,
248; 58, 101; ’71, 240; ’78, 323;
79, 400; ’80, 187
Grapsine. P ’51, 247, 248; ’71, 187,
189, 240; ’79, 400
Grapsini. P ’80, 188, 189
Grapsodes. P ’80, 188, 197
Grapsoidea. P ’51, 247, 248
grapsoides (Thelphusa). P ’80, 35, 36
Grapsus. j i, 75, 98, 442; viii, 124.
P ’50, 24, 27, 29; ’51, 247, 249;
758, 101-104; 59, 302; ’61,.372;
"71, 240; ’78, 323; ’79, 400, 401;
80, 188-224; ’88, 320; ’91, 181,
190, 199, 216
grapsus (Cancer).
193; ’91, 190
P 79, 401; ’80,
(Grapsus). P ’91, 190, 199
Grapta. P ’62, 221, 222
Graptemys. P ’08, 114
Graptodera. P ’47, 164; ’73, 57,
64. J IV, 27
Graptolithus. J VIII, 308
graslini (Gomphus). P ’62, 394, 397
grassa (Amastra). P ’88, 48
grastinellus (Gomphus). P ’62, 393,
394, 397, 401
grata (Carinina). P ’01, 669, 673
(Chione). P ’78, 303
(Chlorops). P ’95, 339
(Corticaria). P 55, 301
(Cryptopleura). P ’53, 363
(Formicaleo). j viii, 45
(Goniobasis). P ’64, 43
(Kellia). P 72, 231
(Melania). P ’60, 61; ’64, 43
(Mesostoma). P ’84, 104
(Patella). P ’01, 202
(Pseudomops). P ’05, 791, 839
gratacapii (Conus). P ’04, 7
grateloupi (Allognathus). P ’92, 395
(Cistula). P ’91, 331
grateloupii (Squalodon). P ’67, 132,
151, 156
Gratelupia. P ’48, 100; 755, 257;
90, 402. J VIII, 345
gratie (Scolopendrella). P ’81, 85
Gratidia. P ’04, 82
Gratiola. j i, 120; vii, 103. P ’60,
303, 312; ’98, 375; ’07, 458; 1900,
669
gratioloides (Ilysanthes). P ’60, 512
gratiosa (Crategus). P ’10, 230, 2438
(Euryeelon). P ’65, 33
(Goniobasis). P ’64, 24; 765,
22, 33. J V, 241
(Hyla). P ’56, 146. J VI, 84
(Melania). P ’61, 122; ’64,
24. J V, 241
(Parasalenia). P 63, 355
gratiosus (Sceloporus). P ’91, 461
(Unio). J III, 297, 299, 303
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
gratissima (Luculia). P ’58, 134
(Persea). P ’89, 403; ’01, 560
(Schistocerca). P ’08, 20
gratum (Hipparion). J VII, 21,
279, 287, 358, 402
(Hippotherium). P ’92, 325
gratus (Unio). P ’60,91. J V,$82
Graucalus. P ’59, 53; ’99, 39
gravabilis (Epeira). P ’0y, 211
grave (Dorcatoma). P 58, 72; ’65,
240. J IV, 36
gravelianum (Scalpellum). P ’09,
368
gravenhorstii (Elaps).
(Salamandra). J I, 283; III,
351
graveolens (Anethum). P ’89, 384
(Apium). P ’89, 385. J I, 183
(Aster). j ii, 116
(Bigelowia). P ’98, 32, 305
graveolens var. albicaulis (Bigelowia).
P 98, 33, 305
graveolens (Chrysothamnus). P ’63,
66
P 60, 73, 74
(Linosyris).
(Polyporus).
(Schubertia).
gravesi (Cyclas). P ’60, 271, 293
gravesii (Corbicula). P ’60, 270
(Crategus). P ’05, 632; 710,
3
P ’63, 66
J III, 208
P '58, 130
22
(Cyrena). P ’60, 270, 280
(Urocoptis). P ’98, 274
gravi (Cyrena). P ’60, 280
Graviceps. P ’03, 170
gravida (Cicindela).. J III, 27
(Goniobasis). P ’65, 31
(Laminella). P ’88, 42
(Melania). P ’60, 59; ’65, 31
gravidus (Evarthrus). P ’53, 36135
78, 318... J FV, 28
(Scydmenus). P 752, 155
(Unio). P 56,938; 760,52. J
III, 292
Gravigrada.
gravii (Cyrena).
gravis (Harpalus).
102.. J IV, 29
(Hemiptychus). P ’65, 239, 240
(Lophoglossus). P ’73, 316
Graya. P ’62, 191; 1900, 687, 742
grayana (Laminella). P ’88, 47
grayanum (Fadyenia). P 710, 524
(Stoastoma). P 710, 524
grayanus (Hipponyx). P 782, 241
(Maecrodontes). P ’98, 471
(Odontostomus). P 98, 472
(Unio). P ’53, 267, 268; 1900,
84
Graydidascalus.
grayi (Cardita).
(Carpiodes).
J VII, 358
P ’60, 271
P 58, 60; °65,
P 99, 203
P 02, 706
P 04, 242
aa
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
grayi. Continued —
(Choriplax). P ’94, 70
(Coilia). P ’97, 66
(Cylindrosteus). P ’10, 611
(Eudesia). P ’91, 169, 170, 172
(Geograpsus). P ”80, 195, 196
(Gnathodon). P 48,” 1v0; 760,
232; *62, 573
‘ (Grapsus). P ’80, 196
(Heliorana). J VI, 201
(Hemithyris). P ’73, 196
(Hyphantornis). P 55, 439;
56, 319; ’59, 134
(Lepidosteus). P 710, 610
(Liocephalus). P ’68, 121
(Mactra). P ’48, 101
(Merula). P ’90, 211
(Microplax). P ’94, 69, 70
(Mystus). P ‘97, 66
(Nomada). P 03, 570, 589,
595, 597, 598
ayi eastonensis (Nomada). P ’03,
595, 597, 598
grayi (Rana). P ’68, 246
(Rhynchonella). P ’73, 196
ar gigantea (Strophia). P ’96,
grays pumilia (Strophia). P 96,
3
grayi (Waldheimia). P ’73, 182,
184; ’77, 156, 163; ’91, 172
Grayia. J I, 184
grayii (Carex). P ’87, 69
(Chedrus). P ’82, 279
(Chlorichthys). P ’82, 275
(Cosmonotus). P ’58, 241
(Cyperus). P 1900, 663
(Heteropteryx). P ’04, 89
a (Rana). P ’60, 509
% — (Ammonites). P ’61,
_ + , 42
P 99, 207
graysoni (Amizilis).
P 67, 48; '99,
3 graysonii .(Icterus).
34
_ grayvillensis (Pleurotomaria). P ’88,
=. 238. J Ill, 75
_ Gredleriella. P 1900, 592
_ greegori (Cyprea). P ’93, 311
~ greeni (Salamandra). J I, 289
_ greenii (Bittium). P ’71, 142
a (Juneus). P 04, 606
B (Unio). P ’53, 250; ’77, 28
2 ce (Phyllodoce). P 702,
. 4
4 — (Leptosynanceia). P ’05,
4 _greenmani (Talinum), P98, 412
_ Greenockite. P ’07, 446
P ’48, 103
greenoughi (Oliva).
P '06, 161; °08,
_ greerii (Succinea).
=. 48
43
673
gregale (Plagrostoma). j viii, 222.
P °45, 254; 05, 12
(Spondylus). P
gregalis (Metazygia).
gregarea (Corbula). P
60, 425
(Corbulamella). P ’57, 148;
60, 425; ’6l, 427
gregaria (Astarte). P 56, 84, 284;
700, 4275. J VIAL, BID +) 2;
(Buthotrepis). P ’88, 131
(Chettusia). P ’71, 195; ’72,
32
(Corbula). P ’56, 84, 284
(Crepidula). J VIII, 331
(Crypta). J VIII, 331
(Feronia). P 54, 36
(Fistulana). P ’62, 455, 475
(Galathea). P 58, 238
(Grimothea). P ’58, 238
(Libera). J IX, 36, 108
(Meyenia). P ’87, 210, 217,
256
(Monotis). P ’70, 38
(Ostrea). J VIII, 322
(Puguinculus). P ’61, 436
(Radiolites). P ’64, 214
(Seyllina). P ’06, 45
(Spongilla). P ’87, 217
(Tamiosoma). P ’56, 315; ’76,
273
(Teichospora). P ’93, 180
(Theea). P ’61, 486
Gregarina. P ’49, 231; 51, 208, 287;
D6, 47; 77, 196; 389, 147; 89,
9-11 : 203, 43-55, 634-642 ; 705, 89,
91, 93, 98; ’07, 220-226. J III,
144; VIII, 431-436, 441
Gregarine. J I, 301
Gregarinide. P ’03, 639
05, 12
P ’09, 212
57, 143;
gregarius (Calathus). P 743, 296;
54, 36; 60, 317
(Charadrius). P ’64, 246
(Dactylocrinus). P ’86, 163
(Decadocrinus). P ’82, 22
(Dendrocrinus). P ’79, 299
(Plectrotettix). P ’04, 521;
06, 45
paces seaad 5 P 82, 22
Protaster). P ’69, 169
(Psittaculus). P ’60, 137
(Scarabeus). J I, 87
(Stenobothrus). P ’06, 41, 45
gregata (Fistulana). P ’62, 455, 474
(Teredo). P ’62, 456, 475
greggi (Lucina). P ’96, 478
(Solarium). P ’96, 480
greggii (Silene). J III, 83
gregorianum (Plagiogramma). P ’61,
68; ’90, 138; ’98, 423
grenada (Wala). P ’04, 121, 138
674
grenadensis (Miopteryx). P ’06, 276
grephini (Encrinus). P ’86, 183
Grevillea. P 758, 127
grevillii (Didymoprium). P
grevyi (Equus). P ’96, 520
greyi (Ardea). P ’62, 321
gribodoi (Xylocopa). P ’96, 556
Griburius. P ’73, 30, 32. J 1, 245
griccus (Parus). P ’75, 352
griceus (Larus). P ’75, 357
(Regulus). P ’75, 351
(Tringa). P ’75, 355
griffardus (Falco). P 67, 213
griffinii (Chordodes). P ’07, 272
griffithiana (Anculosa). P ’64, 99
(Leptoxis). P ’64, 99; 765, 35
griffithianus (Unio). P ’53, 250
Griffithides. P ’65, 268
griffithii (Cynthia). j vii, 69
(Larix). P ’69, 177
Griffithsia. P ’58, 8
griffithsianus (Anculotus).
griflithsii (Raphyrus). P
89, 72; ’91, 122
grille (Colymbus).
grilli (Anisolepis). P
Grillotalpa. P 51, 204
grillus (Talitrus). ji, 386
grimaldi (Calantica). P ’08, 107
Grimaldia. P ’69, 229;
Grimmia. P ‘55, 446;
217
Grimothea.
74, 155
P 64, 99
84, 207;
P ’68, 3, 68
98, 102, 104
"168, 95; 93,
P 58, 238
Grindelia. j vii, 35, 73. P ’63, 76;
"77, 107; ’98, 33, 306; 704, 108
grindelie (Cercospora). P ’95, 489
(Nomada). P ’03, 587
grinnelli (Cordillacris). P ’08, 425
(Crocodilus). P ’71, 105
Grinnellia. P ’55, 412
griscomi (Fissureila). j vii, 148.
P ’48, 99; ’62, 570; ’86, 351; ’
397, 399, 404. J IX, 122
griscus (Lanius). bP ’75, 347
grisea (Achatinella). P ’88, 27
(Achatinellastrum). P ’88, 26
(#Estrelata). P ’66, 148, 149,
170, 191
(Ardea).
(Butorides). P ’60, 196
(Cancroma). P ’60, 196
(Carex). P ’87, 73
(Catonia). P ’07, 480, 482
(Chilonyeteris). P 04, 182,
188, 191
(Coronia). P ’61, 104
(Daption). P ’66, 196
(Felis). P78.- at
(Formicivora). P ’60, 190
(Fuligula). j viii, 170. P
99, 21
jv, 63
70, Biol. 4 |
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INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
grisea. Continued.
(Gonatista). P ’04, 781; 705,
30, 33, 53
(Goniobasis). P ’65, 31
(Hamalatiwa). P 701, 588;
03, 341; ’04, 137
(Hydrolunax). P ’42, 166
(Hyla). P ’60, 485; 63, 48;
66, 132
(Lamellidoris). P ’80, 62
(Melania). P ’60, 61; ’65, 31
Pi crae osama P ’64, 256; 67,
21
(Nyctiardea). P ’75, 353
(Partula). P ’85, 217
(Partulina). P ’88, 26
(Petasia). P ’01, 375
(Polia). P ’55, 390; 57, 164
(Polina). P 57, 164
(Procellaria). Pp 66, 170, 194
(Sciena). j ii, 254. P 61,
104
(Scolopax). j v, 80; vii, 193;
viii, 157
(Thelephora). J III, 220
(Tringa). jv, 94. P ’61, 180
griseicapilla (Treron). P ’02, 672
griseicollis (Scytalophus). P ’99, 307
griseigena (Colymbus). P ’62, 230,
231; ’69, 184
(Podiceps). P ’62, 231
griseigula (Camaroptera). P ’05, 773
(Euthyrhynchus). P ’99, 215
(Timeliopsis). P ’99, 215
griseigula flavigula (Timeliopsis). P
99, 215
griseisticta (Muscicapa). P ’89, 147
griseoalbus (Canis). P ’67, 134
griseocephalus (Mesopicus). P ’63,
324
griseocristata (Schistospiza). P ’99,
52
griseofrons (Corethrura). P 94, 132,
140
griseofulvum (Septonema).
griseola (Dorcasia). P 775
(Helix). P 758,
151; °’73, 243; °74, 55;
89, 202; ’91, 313
(Praticola). P ’91, 313
(Praticolella). P ’03, 762
griseolineatus (Syngnathus). P
283, 284
griseonucha (Leucosticte). P ’98, 139
griseopyga (Chelidon). P ’99, 49
(Hirundo). P ’05, 768
griseostriatus (Hydroporus). P 755,
293
grisescens (Byturus). P ’59, 75
griseum (Cerion). P ’96, 323
griseum regulum (Cerion).
323
P ’91, 92
, 155
200, 202; °60,
"75, 214;
62,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 675
griseum restrictum (Cerion). P °96,
es
griseus (Bufo). P ’60, 506
(Bulimus). P ’85, 217
(Byturosomus). P ’66, 351
(Cantharus). P ’92, 265
(Caprimulgus). P ’51, 185
(Carcharias). P 63, 333; 64,
259, 261; 88, 162
(Catostomus). P ’56, 174.
(Chartergus). P ’98, 458
(Conocephalus). P ’04, 543
(Crangastor). P ’66, 132
(Cupiennius). P ’09, 216
353 PT LY 36 shad: oeuine
. ?
(Elophorus). j iii, 200
(Eugomphodus). P ’61, 400;
64, 261; 788, 162
(Grampus). P ’76, 129. J
XIII, 423
(Hapalemur). P ’88, 99
(Heptanchus). J IX, 430
(Hexanchus). P 08, 52
(Hylodes). P ’63, 48
(Labrus). P ’97, 107
(Lithodytes). P 66, 132, 323
97
(Macroramphus). j v, 81.
"53, 427; °61, 229; °66, 97; °71,
— 30. J 1, 224
een): P 62, 236; 63,
ng NO): P °97, 107; 99,
(Odontaspis). P ’64, 261
(Odynerus). P ’02, 66
(Oncocephalus). P ’68, 277
(Oriolus). j iv, 31
(Partulus). P ’85, 217
a. iv, 186, 253
Picus). iii, 371
eat P 98, 136
Saurus). P ’84, 135
(Seiurus). P ’04, 577
(Stenodynerus). P ’02, 66, 69
Tmarus). P ’04, 133
(Totanus). j v, 81
(Turdus). P 60, 190
sa tyrannue). P °60, 375; 63,
(Vanellus). v, 103
a (Zonurus). 60, 508
a grees (Museiecapa). P 59, 51; ’89,
_ greniandica (Arenaria). P ’93, 209;
_ 704, 603. J ITI, 182, 188
(Astacus). P ’93, 116
(Asteracanthion). P ’01, 172
(Asterias). P ’63, 142; ’91,
480; 01, 172
t
(Lutjanus). P ’97, 107; 06,
grenlandica. Continued.
(Cochlearia). P 95, 544
(Columba). P ’68, 54, 68
(Dasychira). P ’92, 158
(Hippolyte). P ’93, 116; ’01,
162
(Littorina). P ’61, 97
ca bepek P 704, 274; ’08, 202
(Pardosa). P 704, 267, 274;
08, 164, 172, 174, 189, 202
hemo P63, 141. J
III, 146
(Pedicularis). P ’63, 72; ’98,
38, 309
(Phoeca). J VII, 415
(Phyllodoce). P ’63, 140; 703,
428
(Potentilla). J III, 190
(Pyrola). P ’63, 94; 95, 544
(Saxifraga). J III, 192
(Seala). J VIII, 189
(Spirontoearis). P ’01, 162
(Stellaria). J III, 188
(Succinea). P 758, 199; 75,
155; ’89, 209
(Tellina). P ’56, 90
(Uria). P ’68, 68
(Volutomitra). P 776, 291;
98, 191
grenlandicum (Cardium). P ’63, 142
(Sealpellum). P 708, 109
(Serripes). P ’63, 142
grenlandicus (Acanthocottus). P
"72, 213
(Arvicola). P ’74, 196
(Asteracanthion). P ’63, 142
(Columbus). P 768, 68
(Colymbetes). P 762, 523
(Cottus). P ’72, 213
(Cuniculus). P 774, 195
(Dicrostonyx). P 1900, 42
(Faleo). P 55, 278
(Georychus). P ’74, 196
(Hippoglossus). P ’64, 219
(Lepus). P 796, 354, 358, 362,
367-375
(Mus). P ’74, 196
(Myodes). P ’74, 196
(Pagophilus). P ’82, 327
(Rangifer). P ’79, 32
Gromia. P ’74, 88; ’75, 124
Gronias. P ’64, 2831; 68, 274;
gronoveii (Mormyrhynechus). P ’82,
280
gronovii (Acara). P ’71, 254
(Batrachus). P ’85, 54
(Cuseuta). P ’60, 512; ’02,
663, 668
(Galeichthys). P 754, 26
(Gobius). P ’03, 328
676
gronovii. Continued.
(Hieracium). P ’60, 303; 1900,
02, 664; ’10, 574
(Nomeus). E- 03, 328
(Seps). j iv, 286
gronovius (Anableps). P ’61, 3, 5
(Artedi). P ’61, 3
grossa (Amara). P ’55, 356
(Butichthys). P ’82, 277
(Corticaria). P 55, 299
(Crategus). P ’10, 222, 223
(Loxia). P ’60, 140; ’65, 170
(Malacobdella). P 751, 209;
56, 45
(Melania). P ’60, 59;
09, 205
308
(Teutana). P
grossarium (Panicum). P ’89, 361
grosseserrata (Rosa). P ’04, 113
grossicostata (Scalaria). J VIII, 204
grossimana (Porcellana). P ’58, 228
grossimanus (Pachycheles). P ’58,
228
grossipes (Lycosa). P ’08, 164
(Nymphon). P ’01, 166
Grossulariacee. P 63, 61
Grossularieew. j vii, 25
Grossularite. P ’69, 4;
288
grossum (Capsicum). P
grossus (Chelanops). P
(Pitylus). P ’60, 140;
grosvenori (Succinea). P
89, 209; ’06, 161, 533
grosvenorii (Goniobasis). P
268; 64, 46. J V, 297
(Meseschiza). ’p 64, 2; 65,
34. J VI, 102
(Physa). ig
75
483 ;
63,
78, 81; ’82,
90, 272
01, 594
65, 170
475, 155;
62,
64, 114. J VI,
(Succinea). P 64,109 J
VI, 179
Grotea. P 73, 413; ’78, 370
grotei (Papilio). P ’66, 342
groutii (Stenostoma). J VIII, 128
grubei (Lepidonotus). P 710, 330
gruberi (Crategus). P ’05, 607, 613
(Onychotes). P ’70, 142, 149;
"75, 89
gruendleri (Actinoptychus). P ’90,
136
(Navicula). P ’98, 423
(Triceratium). P 1900, 729, 730
Griinwaldtia. P ’97, 426
Gruide. P ’53, 425; ’66, 95; 95,
472; ’05, 760
gruneri (Bulimus). P ’60, 152
(Cerion). P ’96, 325
(Mysia). P ’72, 94
(Tellina). P ’91, 48
(Thaumasia). P ’98, 268
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
gruneri. Continued.
(Urocoptis). P 98, 274
grunniens (Amblodon). P 61, 104
(Aplodinotus). P ’61, 104;
"77, 85, 96
(Bos). P ’97, 486. J VII, 373
7, (Haploidonotus). P ’61, 104;
44.
’(Labrus). P 63, 31
(Rana). i 336. P ’68, 246
grunowii (Stephanopyxis). P 790,
j v, 66; vii, 290; vii, 156. P
51, 223; 5S 425; 54, 64; 55,
315; 56, 294: 59, 108; 63, 321;
64, 2453 66, 95; 68, 150; 69,
200; ’70, 5, 86; ’75, 353; 789, 268;
93, 23, 35; 795, 472; 98, 498;
99, 21, 28; 1900, 20; ’05, 688;
708, 83. J I, 221
grus (Ardea). P ’64, 257
grus americana (Ciconia). j v, 67
gruveli (Sealpellum). P ’08, 110
Gryllacrine. P ’07, 393
Gryllacris. P ’05, 827, 843; ’07, 393
Grylle. P ’68, 67
grylle (Alea). P ’68, 68
(Cephus). P ’68, 68
(Cepphus). P ’92, 145
(Colymbus). P ’68, 68, 72
(Uria). j viii, 158. P ’61,
255; 62, 323; ’68, 3-10, 55, 67,
68, 70, 71, 72, 75
Gryllide. P ’01, 381; ’02, 726; 704,
546; ’05, 48, 54, 832, 843; 706,
418; ’07, 65, 80, 315, 395; 708,
399; ’09, 172, 482; 710, 8, 596, 644
Grylline. P ’02, 726; ’07, 395
Gryllodes. P ’05, 51, 54
wa brag (Orocharis). P ’04, 777,
grylloides (Uria). P ’68, 68
Gryllotalpa. P ’01, 381; ’04, 799;
05, 186, 832, 843; 10, 304
Gryllotalpine. ’p 07, 395
Gryllus. j iv, 307. P ’71, 153; ’01,
370-382; ’02, 629, 631, 634, 635,
637, 726; ’03, 712; 704, 88, 95, 97,
105, 519, 525, 527-547, 777, 787,
801; ’05, 50, 51, 54, 192, 194, 195,
400,.410, 417, 807, 832, 833, 835;
06, 20, 418; ’07, 65, 74, 80, 170,
174, 188, 192, 221, 223, 317, 377,
389, 395; ’08, 20, 83, 399- 402’; 09,
12, 14, 16, 26, 112, 173; 10, 8,
597, 616, 630, 647-649
gryllus (Acris). P 55, 426; 792,
333; ’95, 396; ’03, 539. J VI, 84
(Hylodes). P ’54, 59; ’55, 426;
08, 125
(Orchestia). J IIT, 150
(Rana). j v, 340; vi, 36
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Gryphea. j vi, 79, 108, 121, 197, 203;
Vii, 122; viii 218, 222, 226. P
4485 ‘45, 254; 48.” 100; 750,
67; °56, 266, 268: °57, 126, 132;
58, 218, 220; °60, 129, 419, 429,
548, 549; ’61, 21, 329, 417, 422,
430, 437; ’65. 184; °76, 321, 323;
82, 205; 90, 451, 452, 456, 460,
94, 64; ’95, 142; ’97, 427;
705, 11. J U LY, ‘17; II, 39, 273:
IIL 324; IV, 275, 299, 391; VII,
298, 323°
Gryphsostrea. P. 705
11
gryphina (Chama). P ’82, 183, 186
ryphinus. P 52, 143
Gryphodobatis. J VIII, 249
eee cake P ’72, 118
ryphostrea. P ’79, 218
Gryphus. P ’73, 179
gryphus (Sarcoramphus). P ’49, 159
(Vespertilio). P °55, 434; ’94,
157, 218, 396; 97, 227
Grypiseus. J VI, 205
us (Doras). P ’71, 270
Grystes. P 754, 25; 65, na! A
‘tio; "17, 88, 96. J VI, 216
Grystine. P 61, 46
guacamaia (Pseudoscarus). P ’06,
102
(Searus). P ’63, 178
guachanco (Sphyrena). P ’84, 70;
97, 98
aie (Polygyra). P ’09,
guadaloupensis (Planorbis). P_ 781,
Se ahioe (Ammonites). P ’72, 264
(Terebratula). P ’61, 19
guadalupensis (Crassatella). J VIII,
376
(Gouldia). J VIII, 376
guadelupensis var. rusticana (Suc-
cinea). P 1900, 102
guadalupensis (Xiphigorgia). P 90,
308
guadalupiana (Epiphragmophora). P
98, 68-70; ’99, 191; 1900, 101,
559
(Micrarionta). P 1900, 101
guaduasana (Acostea). P ’51, 277;
4,1. J II, 125
(Mulleria). P ’51, 277. J
II, 131
guadulpensis (Grapsus). P ’80, 200
ee (Sphyrena). P ’84, 67,
Guaia. P 50, 24, 27; °78, 325;
me. 779, 403
if guaia (Persephone). P ’78, 325;
4 79, 403
Guaiacum. P ’89, 370; ’01, 561
677
guaican (Echeneis). P ’62, 239; 63,
179
guajanus (Turdus). P 64, 251
guajava (Pisidium). P 798, 411;
01, 560
guamensis (Bulimus). P ’85, 221
(Ethalia). P 705, 113
guamensis montrouzieri ’(Ethalia). P
05, 115
guamensis sanguinea (Ethalia). P
05, 114
guamensis selenomphala (Ethalia). P
05, 114
guamensis (Partula). P
’86, 30
(Rotella). P ’05, 113
(Scorpena). P 1900, 515, 521
(Sebastopsis). P 1900, 515, 521
guanhumi (Cardisoma). P ’50, 24;
58, 100
Guara.. P 62, 433; 709, 355
guarani (Tropinotus). P ’07, 170
guarania (Piaya). P ’08, 495
guaraniana (Loripes). P ’72, 90
guarauna (Numenius). j i, 54
(Plegades). P ’90, 217
(Unio). P ’53, 268
guarayana (Monocondylea).
318
guariba (Simia). P ’62, 517
guaribira (Chorinemus). P ’63, 167
guarica (Heliconius). P ’68, 91
guatamalensis (Quadrula). P 1900,
83
99, 278-
(Atherinichthys). P
85, 221;
e Ii,
guatemale (Urocyon). P
280
guatemalensis
03, 736
(Azilia). P ’09, 208
(Campephilus). P ’90, 206
(Chirostoma). P ’77, 180, 187;
03, 736
(Chlorophanes). P ’64, 267
(Cochliopa). P ’06, 172
(Corethrura). P ’63, 106
(Menidia). P ’03, 736
(Tetragnatha). P ’09, 207
(Thyrina). P ’03, 736
guatimozinus (Cassicus). P 67, T1
(Ostinops). P ’60, 138, 139;
67, 71
guativere (Bodianus). P ’63, 176
(Serranus). P
176
Guatucupa. P ’61, 106
guava (Pisidium). P ’89, 381
Guavina. P ’85, 67, 73, 76
guavina (Batrachus). P 85, 70, 79
(Eleotris). P 62, 240; ’63,
180; 785, 73
(Guavina). P ’85, 73, 76
guaza (Epinephelus). P ’98, 341
62, 236; 63,
678
guaza. Continued.
(Labrus). P ’07, 252
(Serranus). P ’07, 253
guaza mentzelii (Serranus). P ’07,
253
gubernaculum (Mytilicardia). P ’72,
257
gubernator (Agelaius). P ’47, 204;
62, 313; 766, 11, 90; ’69, 126; 790,
218; ’92, 120. J I, 48; II, 268
(Ieterus). j viii, 152. P 99,
16
(Lagenorhynchus). P ’76, 1388
(Psarocolius). P ’60, 11
gubernatorium (Cerion). P ’96, 324
gudei mutsuensis (Kaliella). P ’08,
597
gudei persubtilis (Kaliella). P ’04,
634
gudei (Macrochlamys). P ’01, 345
gudei inclytus (Macrochlamys). P
04, 636
gudgutia (Betta). P ’05, 504
(Pomadasis). P ’05, 504
guentheri (Calycidoris). P ’80, 89
(Madoqua). P ’96, 518
(Mugil. P ’03, 746
(Rhinostoma).
(Sphyraena). P ’84, 70
guentheriana (Alutera). P ’63, 178,
184
guentherii (Hoplopagrus). P ’62, 253
(Liyla). J VIII, 107
(Mugil). P ’63, 169
Gueparda. P ’79, 173
Guepinia. J III, 207, 224
guerangeri (Astarte). P ’72, 51
guerangerii (Cardium). P ’61, 370
guereza (Colobus). P ’88, 93, 95;
96, 546
guerilla (Micrastur). P ’48, 87;
"75, 471-495, 500; ’99, 31. J I,
295
guerini (Phimophis). P ’60,~79;
63, 47
(Rhinosimus). P ’60, 79
(Sesarma). P ’80, 215
(Thelphusa). P ’80, 36
Guetera. P ’62, 455, 461, 474
Guettarda. P ’89, 386
Guettardicrinus. P ’85, 227, 248, 285,
292; 786, 221; ’90, 362
guexi (Exochomus). P ’52, 152
(Hyperastis). P ’52, 135
(Mesosa). J II, 166
guianensis (Angela). P ’06, 273
(Caprimulgus). P ’60, 133
(Carapa). P ’02, 122
(Certhiola).
(Falco). P ’60, 132
(Ischnothele). P ’09, 195
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Continued.
P 66, 22
guianensis.
(Lampropsar).
(Molothrus). P ’66, 22
(Morphnus). P ’60, 132
(Nyetidromus). P 7651,
183; ’60, 133
(Oriolus).
(Piaya).
179,
P ’66, 14
P ’08, 494, 495
(Psittacus). P ’64, 239
(Pyrrhocorax). P ’08, 497
guibertianum (Oncidium). P 89,
355
guichenoti (Acanthorhodeus). P ’97,
58
(Lygosoma).
guignardi (Phygadeuon). F&F ’94, 186
guigouana (Urocoptis). P ’98, 274
Guilandina. P ’89, 375, 378
guildingi (Ammoniceras). P 710, 503
(Stenopus). P ’73, 246
guildingii (Linckia). P 789, 171;
91, 339
(Mecistocephalus).
128; ’04, 653
(Ophidiaster). P ’88, 315
Guillandina. P ’05, 700
guillarmodi (Helix). P 60, 151
guinaca (Cypricardia). P ’65, 247
Guinardia. P 1900, 467
guineénse (Hemisus). J VI, 199
guineensis (Bufo). P ’62, 353, 358
(Mutilla). P ’96, 547
(Psittacus). P 64, 241
(Tagelus). P ’98, 61
guinensis massaicus (Dendropicus).
P ’05, 766 ;
guiniacum (Trapezium). P ’05, 292
guiniensis (Elais). P 748, 38
Guiraca. P 748, 90; ’59, 107, 192,
304; ’66, 88; 68, 84, 150; ’75, 350;
90, 209, 216; ’92, 121; 798, 215;
99, 51
guirahuro ,Agelaius).
guirensis (Urocoptis).
Guiritinga. P ’63, 171
gula (Diapterus). P ’86, 264
(Eucinostomus). P ’86, 256;
97, 113; ’06, 100
(Gerres). P ’62, 238; ’83, 116,
117, 121, 289; ’86, 257, 263, 264,
271; 97, 113
gularis (A¢strelatee). P 766, 135
(Agrotis). P 775, 424
(Cnemidophorus). P ’52, 128;
56, 239, 307, 309; 66, 303; 97,
463; ’03, 30, 32, 540, 547, 548, 552
gularis gularis (Cnemidophorus). P
92, 334, 337
gularis (Columba).
(Enygrus).
(Eurystomus).
P ’60, 489
P 89, 127,
P 66, 14
P ’98, 276
P 54, 232
P 68, 101
P 59, 33
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Continued. {ia
(Gastrodonta)- P ’96, 489;
1900, 142; ’02, 417, 418, 420, 434,
435
is var. decussata (Gastrodonta).
P ’02, 417, 420, 436
lawe (Gastrodonta). P ’02,
420, 435
is var. theloides (Gastrodonta).
P ’02, 417, 420, 434-437
is (Helix). j ii, 156. P ’41,
28; 758, 200, 202; ’72, 110; ’94, 16
(Hirundo). P ’62, 318
(Hypotenidia). P ’94, 137
(Ieterus). P ’48, 90; ’67, 47,
49; ’90, 208
(Lamprocorax). P ’99, 216
(Linaria). P ’99, 58
(Malurus). P ’67, 221
(Meropiscus). P ’59, 35
(Merops). P ’59, 35
(Mixornis). P ’02, 685
(Motacilla). P ’02, 685
(Poliospiza). P 99, 58-
(Procellaria). P 66, 150, 170
(Procyon). P 71, 12
(Psarocolius). P +67, 49
(Rallus). P ’94, 137, 140
gularis var. aldebrana (Rallus). P
140
vt,
gularis (Tamatia). P
60, 134
(Tanagra). P ’64, 254
(Trachyboa). P ’68, 101
(Trichophorus). P
(Zonites). P ’73, 246; 75, 153,
168, 335; ’89, 198; 306, 358
Gulella. P "74, 48
gulickii (Apex). P ’88, 38
gulielmitertii (Rhipidornis).
448
Gulo. P ’82, 318, 327;
J XI, 229, 273, 280
gulo (Aulastomum). P ’99, 140
(Cynopotamus). P ’06, 459
(Plesiosaurus). P ’72, 128
anes, se (Platygobio). P ’64, 277;
85
(Pogonichthys). P64, 277
gulosa (Ancistrogaster). + ’03, 308
(Leptura). J I, 340
(Lycosa). P 708, 163, 225,
226, 265, 514
gulosus (Ammonites). P ’60, 420
(Anonyx). P ’01, 167
_(Chaenobryttus). P ’65, 84;
'TT, 44; ’06, 515
‘(Chaetogaster).
Ga (Cottopsis). P
(Gobius).
(Lepomis).
(Lithodytes).
P 91,
08, 102, 404.
P 50, 124
54, 129; 62,
P ’58, 169
J VI, 223
J VIII, 94, 112
679
Continued.
P 92, 57; 1900,
gulosus.
(Xysticus).
536; 701, 584
gulula (Eucinostomus). P
86, 265, 271
gummea (Leptachatina). P ’88, 53
gummifera (Bursera). P ’89, 371
gummigena (Septoria). P ’91, 79
gummigutta (Plectropoma). P ’62,
236
Gummite. P ’80, 292
gundlachi (Accipiter). P
(Cerion). P ’96, 325
(Cyrtoxipha). P ’05, 51
(Dormitator). P ’62, 240;
71, 72
(Eleotris). P ’85,
(Guppya). P
768; ’10, 503, 520
(Helix). P ’58, 202
(Mimus). P ’63, 291
(Nisus). P ’75, 86 -
(Unio). J IV, 259
(Zonites). P ’75, 153, 164, 168
gundlachiana (Brachypodella). P
98, 279
gundlachianus (Papilio). P ’66, 342
gundlachii (Mastax). P ’04, 676
(Quisealus). P ’66, 406; ’99,
5
Gunellus. P ’54, 149, 150;
782, 279
gunnellus (Blennius). P ’82, 279
(Murenoides). P ’64, 201, 204
(Ophisomus): P ’82, 279
gunneri (Asterias). P ’01, 172
gunnii (Actinobolus). P 772, 253
(Cryptoplax). P 01, 204
gunnisoni (Cyprinella). P ’56, 197
(Spermophilus). P 755, 334
gunnisonii (Cynomys). P ’67, 135
(Quereus). P 72, 236; 73,
351; ’81, 122
Guppya. P ’89, 198; ’91, 312; 1900,
92, 96, 97, 105, 386, 578; 703, 768;
710, 503, 509, 520
guppyana (Calliostoma). J VIII, 366
(Caryatis). J VIII, 373
gurganicus (Stenocorus). J IV, 40
gurial (Pelargopsis). P ’02, 674
gurleianus (Ctenodus). P ’83, 110
gurleyi (Astartella). P ’78, 35
(Pleurotomaria). P 71, 177
(Poteriocrinus). P ’79, "337
(Seaphiocrinus). P ’78, $2;
"79, 337
gurnardus (Trigla). P ’92, 273
gussoni (Ancylus). P ’96, 454
(Williamia). P ’96, 453
gustavi (Atya). P ’94, 408
gutierezi (Urocoptis). P ’98, 276
Gutierrezia. P ’96, 35; ’98, 34, 306
783, 121;
75, 86
85,
72, 79
89, 198; 03,
64, 210;
680
gutierrezie (Perdita). P ’96, 48, 85
(Puccinia). P 793, 152
gutta (Helicarion). P ’98, 243
guttata (Ameiva). P ’62, 63, 65
(Anatya). P ’08, 489
(Coptoeyela). P ’73, 78
(Crustulina). P 1900, 533
(Echinopsalis). P ’03, 299
(Emys). P ’51, 240; ’54, 189
(Fringilla). P ’43, 260
guttata nana (Hylocichla). P 03,
14; 704, 585
guttata pallasi (Hylocichla). P ’08,
156
guttata (Labia). P 703, 305; ’04,
776, 778; 705, 31, 53; 107, 281
(Loxia). P ’59, 137
; (Marginella). P ’78, 301; ’91,
(Mastax). P ’04, 672
(Melospiza). P
(Ozotheca).
(Perea). P
(Scorpeena).
396, 399, 403
(Sebastapista). P ’85, 394, 400
(Spermospiza). P ’59, 137
(Spiloblattina). P ’85, 36
(Steatoda). P ’92, 31
(Sterna). P ’62, 556
(Testudo). j iv, 212. P ’08,
114
(Zonotrichia). J I, 60
guttatomarginata (Eurylepta). P
55, 380; ’57, 20, 26
guttatulus (Cryptohynus). P ’45,
214
guttatum (Cybium). P ’97, 72
(Engystoma). J VI, 199
(Hemisus). J VI, 199
(Kinosternum). P ’54, 185,
189; ’56, 107
(Sesarma). P 80, 215
guttatus ataauieg ’p 99, 494;
1900,
abuivea’: |
92
P 54, 145; ’85,
67, 184. J
?
(Aplodactylus). P ’62, 111
(Astroscopus). P 60, 365;
’61, 113; ’89, 264; 710, 602°
(Bodianus). P 99, 485; ’07,
252
(Campylorhynchus). P ’90, 211
(Chelopus). P ’67, 86; 72, 22
(Chirus). P 54, 182, 147 .
57, 201; °62, 277
(Cnemidophorus). P ’54, 192;
62, 3; 766, 303
(Coluber). j v, 363; vi, 36. P
78, 27; °95, 407; ’01, 1, 45, 50;
04, 472
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
guttatus sellatus (Coluber). P ’01,
46
guttatus (Conocephalus). P ’05, 827,
842
(Cryptocephalus). P ’49, 170.
J I, 247
(Dendrocolaptes). P ’60, 193
(Dendrornis). P ’60, 193
(Dictyophorus). P 704, 776,
787; 705, 39, 53; ’07, 291; 710,
594
(Elaphis). P ’56, 244
(Enneacanthus). P ’68; 274.
J VI, 219, 242
(Erianthus). P ’04, 672
(Gobius). P ’92, 275
(Halicheres). J XII, 537
(Haplodactylus). P ’62, 111
(Harpurus). P ’99, 494
(Hemiulis). P ’82, 274
(Ixonotus). P ’59, 46; ’99, 50
(Johnius). P ’63, 177
(Lampris). P ’82, 304
(Luciogobius). P ’59, 146
(Pagurus). P ’58, 233
(Panuliris). P 771, 242
(Percopsis). P ’64, 151; ’77,
89, 96
(Placobranchus). P ’55, 378
(Platydactylus). P ’96, 461
‘(Pomotis). P ’59, 3; 706, 515.
J VI, 219
(Promicrops). P ’97, 105; 706,
(Psenes). P ’06, 121
(Scomber). P ’97, 72; ’04, 766
(Scomberomorus). P "339, 306;
97,. 72; 04, 766; 705, 498. J
XII, 506
(Seotophis). P
(Serranus). P
105
01, 46
62, 236; 65,
(Smynthurus). j ii, 13
(Spermophilus). j oe 61
(Staurois). J VI, 198
(Stereopalpus). P 55, 271
(Teuthis). P 799, 494; 1900,
513
(Thryothorus). P 756, 265
(Trionyx). P60, 66; 7a
5; ’71, 228; °72, 267
(Trisotropis). P ’65, 104
a SY Saeco eke P'S), Tae:
(Uranoscopus). P ’61, 112
guttavarium (Plectropoma). P ’62,
236
Guttera. P ’99, 36
gutteralis (Anabates). P ’99, 210
(Pseudoseisura). P ’99, 210
gutterosa (Teniopoda). P ’05, 413
Guttierezia. P ’63, 66. J ITI, 40
Guttulina. P °90, 143
| gutturosus (Bufo).
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
guttifer (Acmezodera). P-—’59, 72
guttifera (Acmmedera). P ’7 3. 90
(Cicindela). P ’66, 348, "397
(Drosophila). P 95, 339
Guttiferae. P 98, 366; 1900, 667
guttifinitella (Lithocolletis). P 759,
319, 324
guttolineata (Cylindrosoma). J III,
346
(Salamandra). P ’69, 107. J
I, 287
(Spelerpes). P ’56, 11. J I,
287; III, 346
guttolineatus (Spelerpes). PvP ’69,
105, 107; ’95, 405; 1900, 260
guttula (Kellia). Pp 72, 231
(Lebia). J IV, 28
(Leptachatina). P ’88, 53
(Necrophorus). P ’53, 276. J
31
"(Pasithea). P 48, 103; ’87,
(Pedilus).
(Prostemma).
(Sirosiphon).
P 55, 273. JI, 84
P 68, 277
P 69, Biol. 2
- guttularis (Anceryx). J IV, 175, 177
guttulata (Galleruca). P 59, 82
(Hysopsetta). P ’64, 197
tone) P 66, 376
Monoxia). P ’65, 221, 222;
"73, 56
(Mordellistina). P ’64, 105
"yaad (Basiliseus). J VIII, 125,
. SSS P 703, 552
(Hippocampus). P 792, 249
(Hypsopsetta). P ’62, 330
(Teterus). P ’67, 48
(Lamprosaurus). P ’52, 206
(Plestiodon). P ’57, 215
(Pleuronectes). P 64, 197
(Pleuronichthys). P ’56, 187;
"62, 330; ’64, 197
(Plistodon). P 66, 304
(Seymnus). P ’52, 136
(Buarremon). P
yesonl © one, 201
us). P ’62, 318
i irundo). P
65, 171
62, 318; ’02,
(Psittacus). P ’64, 240
(Sylvia). P ’67, 219
(Turdus). P 64, 250
_ gutturosa mongolica (Gazella). P
98, 124
P 71, 219
(Manacus). P ’64, 257
(Phrynoidis). P 62, 358
(Polychrus). P ’96, 311
guyotii (Cychrus). P 66, 368
.Gymneline. P
681
guzmaniensis (Catostomus). P 56,
173
Gwynia. P ’73, 181
Gyalecta. P ’86, 343; ’93, 216
Gyalopion. P ‘60, 241, 243
Gyalopium. P ’61, 303;
311; ‘32, 333; 83, 35;
VIII, 141
Gyascutus. P ’66, 348.
Gyge. P ’02, 345
Gygis. P ’69, 213, 214
Gymnacanthus. P ’62, 332
Gymnadenia. P ’60, 513. J III, 101
vaae ne P ’07, 458; 708,
gymnandra (Bartsia). P ’98, 49
Gymnanthe. P ’69, 223
gymnanthum (Hypericum). P ’07,
458
66, 310,
01, 84. J
J IV, 11, 34
Gymnapistes. P ’59, 144;
Gymnarus. P -76, 298
Gymnasio. P ’90, 130
Gymneleotris. P ’85, 68, 78
63, 256, 261;
82, 277
84,
167, 180
Gymnelis. P 763, 265, 261;
Gymnepignathus. P ’62, 261
Gymnetis. J IV, 33
Gymnetria. P 60, 121
Gymnetrus. P 60, 121; ’82, 304
Gymnoblepharum. ’p 68, 7, 25, 26
Gymnobueco. P 755, 324: 59, 140
Gymnocanthus. P 82, 278
gymnocarpa (Rosa). P ’84, 83; ’04,
14. J IU, 87
Gymnoecaulis. J I, 180
Gymnocephalus. P ’77, 201;
104; ’99, 209; ’06, 526
gymnocephalus (Ambassis). P
501
64, 204
97,
05,
(Corvus). P ’99, 61
(Mugil). P ’05, 496
(Picathartes). P ’91, 445; 99,
1
Gymnocichla. P ’99, 33
Gymnocladus. P ’70, 102;
"76, 329; ’79, 166
Gymnocorax. P ’91, 445
Gymnocranius. J XII, 527
Gymnocrex. P 94, 131, 132, 134
Gymnodactylus. P ‘54, 103; 56, 147,
149, 237; 68, 97; 96, "464; 02,
176. J VIII, 118
Gymnodexia. P 95, 315, 334
Gymnodoris. P 55, 379
Gymnogaster. P ’63, 225
Gymnoglaux. P ’60, 374
Gymnoglossa. P 04, 29
Gymnogobius. P 63, 269
Gymnogramma. J III, 104
Gymnokitta. P 55, 312;
66, 91
"71, 106;
59, 108;
682
Gymnomystax. P ’66, 14
gymnonotus (Chilonycteris).
182, 193, 251-254
Gymnophidia. P ’68, 118, 209, 299;
69, 94, 96. J VI, 106
Gymnophiona. P ’68, 256, 259, 260,
263, 265. J VIII, 96
Gymnopogon. P ’08, 458
gymnopomus (Butis). J XII, 550
Gymnopropoma. P ’63, 222
Gymnoprosopa. P 795, 332
gymnops (Melipotes). P ’99, 214
(Psarocolius). P ’66, 14
Gymnopternus. P 795, 328
gymnopterus (Murenichthys). P ’97,
61
P 04,
Gymnopthalmus. P ’56, 237; ’68, 284
Gymnopus. P ’54, 186, 189; ’02, 136
Gymnorhina. P ’04, 182
Gymnorhinine. P ’91, 441
Gymnosarda. P ’62, 125; ’92, 254;
04, 760
Gymnoscirtetes. P
798; ’07, 293
Gymnosporangium. P
665
04, 776, 789,
02, 461-501,
gymnostoma (Jacana). P ’90, 204
Gymnostomum. P ’55, 446
gymnota (Eolis). J II, 313, 324
Gymnothorax. P ’63, 179; 784, 101;
92, 248; '97, 94; ’99, 332; 706,
88. J XII, 501
Gymnotus. P ’64, 151
Gymnura. P ’68, 285; ’90, 57; ’92,
424, J IX, 260
Gymnuri. P ’62, 508
gymnurus (Gasterosteus). P ’86, 240
(Leiurus). P ’86, 239
Gymnusa. P ’66, 373
Gynacantha. P ’08, 462, 489, 490
Gynandropsis. P ’77, 106; ’01, 560
Gynandropus. P ’43, 297; ’65, 98
Gynandrotarsus. P ’65, 98. J IV,
11, 29
Gynnis. J ITI, 233, 262
gynocrates (Carex). P ’87, 80
Gypagus. J XIIT, 384
Gypochelys. P ’72, 23
Gypohierax. P ’56, 316; 757, 33;
’59, 30
Gypoictinia. P ’75, 89
Gyps. P ’49, 158
Gypsodesmus. P ’96, 261
Gypsum. P ’82, 48; ’97, 453
gyrans (Pilidium). P ’01, 720
gyrata (Dosinia). P ’82, 199
(Stenogyra). P ’87, 132
gyratus (Conus). j viii, 216. P
45, 255; °48, 98; ’82, 210; ’90,
394. J IX, 134
Gyrencephala. J X, 254, 276
Gyretes. P ’68, 365, 373. J IV, 30
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
sree (Faleo). P ’64, 257; ’71,
Gyrina. P ’04, 22
gyrina (Physa). j ii, 171. P ’60,
147; ’63, 149; ’83, 140; 96, 494;
1900, 457; 702, 514-516
Gyrineum. P ’54, 31; ’04, 22
Gyrinide. P ’53, 227; ’68, 365. J
IV, 30
Gyrinophilus. P ’69, 94, 95, 97, 108;
783, 24; ’95, 401; 1900, 619; 708,
126
gyrinum (Infundibulum). j vii, 148.
P ’48, 100
Gyrinus. P ’44, 29; ’67, 184; ’68,
365, 367. J I, 291; IV, 30
gyrinus (Eleotris). P ’62, 240; ’85,
74, 75, 79
(Noturus). P ’85, 410. J VI,
237
(Schilbeodes). P ’10, 602
(Siluris). P °77, 93. “(J VI,
237
Gyriosomus. P ’66, 400
Gyroceras. P ’68, 287; ’71, 87;
1900, 204
gyrociliatus (Dinophilus). P ’04,
‘689; ’07, 89, 92-132
Gyrocion. P ’03, 765
Gyrodes. P ’61, 320; ’76, 295; ’82,
198, 204; 93, 220, 221; 05, 21. J
IV, 289; VIII, 276, 315
Gyrogonites. j i, 310
Gyrola. P ’95, 252
gyrola (Calliste). P ’64, 286
(Fringilla). P ’64, 286
gyroloides (Aglaia). P ’64, 286
(Calliste). P ’64, 286
(Calospiza). P ’99, 307
Gyrophena. P 744, 31
gyrophyllum (Eriogonum). P ’48, 15,
, 163
Gyropleurodus. P ’62, 331, 489
gyrosa (Spheria). P ’79, 69
Gyrostachys. P 1900, 488, 646, 654,
664; ’02, 660; 710, 560
Gyrotheca. P ’07, 455
Gyrotoma. P ‘60, 50, 63, 186; ’64,
92, 94; ’65, 19, 20; ’96, 497. J
V, 245
Gyrotropis. P ’76, 300; 705, 26
haani (Statilia).
(Systolederus). P ’04, 662
haanii (Amphitrite). P ’58, 38
(Micippa). P ’57, 217
habeli (Bulimulus). P 96, 398, 424,
446
(Nesiotus). P ’96, 446
(Pleuropyrgus). P ’96, 446
Habenaria. P ’73, 205; ’84, 93; 91,
434; ’98, 388. J ITI, 198
P 03, 704
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INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
<7 SET * epgeapedosse J_VIIl, 94,
109, gt
Habheptrix— P 94, 226
Habia. P ’90, 209; ’92, 121; ’93,
52; 795, 491; 96, 124, 139, 147;
798, 215
Habrocestum. P ’92, 77; 1900, 540;
01, 569, 591; 704, 139
Habroconus. P ’91, 312; 710, 520
Habrocrinus. P 781, 266-281, 406;
90, 365, 368
Habrodesmus. P ’96, 261, 265
habrogramma (Serpula). P
J IV, 398
Habronema. P ’74, 140
Habropoda. P ’98, 54
Habroptila. P ’94, 132, 133, 134
Habropyga. P ’05, 778
Habrothamnus. P ’58, 130
Habrothrix. P ’74, 176, 177
05, 4.
hachijoensis (Clausilia). P ’01, 466,
651; ’04, 832; ’08, 580
(Euchelus). P 04, 35
(Eulota). P 708, 41
(Kaliella). P 05, 717
hachitana (Ep iphragmophora). P
7” 556; ’05, 257, 258; ’09, 496,
498
(Sonorella). P 1900, 556; ’05,
254-268; 710, 58
hachitana ashmuni (Sonorella). P
05, 256, 257, 259
hachitana bowiensis (Sonorella). P
05, 256, 260, 261, 266; °10, 65
haddonfieldensis (Dosinia). P ’61,
149, 150; ’76, 308; ’05, 16
— (ischnochiton). P
1
Hadena. P 74, 204; 75, 61-65, 419,
94, 70,
420, 431
Hadra. P 92, 397, 399; 02, 236;
05, 734
Hadrobregmus. P 65, 227, 231, 232
Hadrocrinus. P ’81, 312, 396, 406;
"85, 327
Hadrodus. P 57, 167
Hadrohyus. P 71, 248
Hadropterus. P 59, 100; °’77, 49,
55, 56, 89, 96; °85, 411; °06, 521.
J VI, 211
Hadrosauride. P ’83, 99, 103
Hadrosaurus. P ’58, 215; 61, 342;
66, 9, 279, 317; 68, 157, 162, 199;
69, 123, 192; *70, > 67, 68; 74,
12, 90, 225; °75, 9, 329; °76, 253;
183, 99-107; °91, 366; ’93, 71; °96,
Hadrostomus. P ’63, 290
Hadrotettix. P 704, "527, 570;; 706,
397; ’07, 45; 708, 392; 709, 155
hemacephala (Xantholema). P02,
683
hemacephalus (Bucco). P ’64, 242;
02, 679
hemachates (Sepedon). P ’59, 343;
786, 300
Hemadoracee. P 58, 122;
Hemanthus. P ’58, 122
haemastica (Limosa). P 1900, 27
hemastoma (Columbella). P ’59, 332
(Purpura). P 91, 51; 703,
758
hemastoma var. floridana (Purpura).
P 91, 45, 51
haematica (Galeruca). P
216; ’73, 55
haematidens (Leptocoris). P ’60, 229
hematina (Loxia). P ’59, 137, 138
(Spermospiza). P ’59, 137, 138
hematiticus (Bufo). P ’62, 157,
357. J VI, 70; VIII, 94, 101, 155
(Rheto). P ’62, 357, 358; 63,
49
hematobia (Bilharzia). P ’70, Biol.
3
60, 304
65, 214,
hematocephalus (Marasmius). J II,
279, 293
hematocheir (Grapsus). P ’80, 215
(Holometopus). P 758, 106;
’80, 215
(Pachysoma). P ’58, 106; 780,
215
(Sesarma). P ’80, 215
Hematococeus. J III, 59
Hematoecrya. P ’69, 209
Hematoderus. P ’67, 218
hematodes (Cucujus). P ’54, 73
(Endectus). P ’66, 347
(Lyctus). jv, 262
haematodus (Psittacus). P ’64, 239
hematogaster (Acanthosoma). P
60, 224
hematogastrum (Podium). P ’97,
373
(Sceliphron). P ’97, 373
hematois (Pityophis). P ’60, 342;
’61, 300
hematomma (Calliandra). P_ ’89,
375
Haematopodide. IF ’64, 66
hematopogon (Draco). P ’02, 693
Haematopota. P ’95, 323; ’98, 158
Hematopus. j v, 106; viii, 156. P
55, 288; 758, 196; 93, 22, 37; ’99,
17. J I, 221
hematopus (Feronia). P ’73, 323
(Himantornis). P ’59, 174
hematopygus (Aulacoramphus). P
67, 119
(Pteroglossus). P ’67, 119
hematospira (Bulimulus). P 1900,
392
haematosticta (Leucosia). P ’58, 160
684
hematostigma (Veniliornis). P 99,
205
hematostroma (Hypoxylon). J II,
286
Hematotherma. P ’69, 209
Hematoxylon. P ’83, 297; ’86, 352;
’89, 375, 378; ’01, 557
Hematozoa. P 756, 9
hematuropygius (Psittacus). P ’64,
239
hemiptera (Nitidula).
Hemobaphes. P ’63,
Hemonia. P ’73, 22°
Hemophila. P 68, 430
hemorrhagica (Cicindela). P 766,
397
hemorrhoa (Acmeodera). P ’58, 69;
"73, 332. J IV, 34
’(Ixos). r 62, 315
hemorrhoidalis (Anthrenus). P 54,
111
(Dyschirius).
71
(Eucinetus ).
(Liris). P
(Loxia). P ’64, 253
(Pedilus). P ’44, 46; ’55, 274
(Psilocephala). P ’95, 327
(Rhanis). P ’53, 360
(Staphylinus). P ’44, 39
hemorrhous (Cassicus). P ’67, 63
(Oriolus). P ’67, 63
(Seymnus). P ’52, 188
Hemosporidia. P ’02, 19
Hemulide. P ’99, 119, 350; 703,
330, 348; ‘06, 98, 487; ’07, 433;
"97, 75, 109. J XII, 527
jv, 182
140
P ’43, 296; °57,
P 53, 357
96, 253
Hemulon. P 60, 20; 61, 94; ’62,
238, 253; °77, 211; ’83, 286; °97,
109; 99, 119, 351; 703, 330; 06, 98
heninghausii (Pleurotoma). P 748,
104
haenseli (Trochomorpha).
haesitata (strelatee). +
139, 141, 142, 170, 193, 195
(Procellaria). P 64, 119, 121,
142; ’66, 139, 141, 170, 195, 197
(Puffinus). P "164, 121, 142
hagedash (Geronticus). P 59, 174
(Hagedashia). P ’05, 760
(Tantalus). P ’59, 174; 705,
760
Hagedashia. P ’05, 760
hageni (Micrathyria). P ’01, 128
(Onychogomphus). P ’99, 231,
232
hageri (Actinocrinus). P ’81, 340
(Batocrinus). P ’68, 352; ’81,
P ’05, 739
66, 135,
hahajimana (Columbella).
(Microeystina). P
P 04,15
05, 711
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
hahajimana jejuna
P 705, 711, 712
hahajimana kitaiwojimana
cystina). P ’05, 711, 712
hahajimana pachychilus (Microeys-
(Microeystina).
(Micro-
tina). P ’05, 711, 712
hahajimana (Otesia). P °06.. Try
713
Hahnia. P ’92, 27; ’04, 124; ’09,
302
haidingeri (Mytilus). P ’80, 33; ’82
186. J 1X, 128
Hainesia. P ’93, 166
’
hainesiana (Melania). P ’56, 144,
J VI, 122
(Paludina). P ’56, 109. J
VI, 115
hainesianus (Unio). P ’56, 92. J
III, 289
haitense (Cardium). J VIII, 375
haitensis (Vasum). J VIII, 354
haje (Naia). P °57, 72
(Naja). P ’57, 61; ’59, 343;
’86, 300
haji (Naja). P ’60, 504, 508
Hakea. P ’58, 127
hakodadiensis (Helicina). P ’90, 286
(Melania). P 02, 121
hakonensis (Clausilia). P 1900,
443; ’01, 622, 650
(Haladroma). P ’66, 188, 190
haleita (Harmothoé). P 10, 350.
(Microeystina). P ’05, 715
halapensis (Andropogon). P 77, 109
Halatractus. P
84; ’77, 209
Halcyon. P 56, 254, 320;
59, 33; ’62, 318; 64, 243; 799,
46, 49, 55; ’02, 675; 05, 764
Haleyonide. P 53, 308, Suppl. ; 66,
59
62, 431, 442; ’63,
"DT, 37;
Haldea. P ’60, 76; ’64, 167; 794,
425; ’95, 407; ’01, 16, 43; ’03,
554; ’04, 467, 471; ’05, 208; 708,
121
Haldemanella. P ’02, 595, 723
haldemani (Aneylus). P ’72, 110;
1900, 457; 706, 564
(Anthicus). P ’52, 100
(Chrysomela). P 773, 47, 48
(Desmognathus). P ’59, 124
(Disecoidea). P ’65, 75. J II,
40
(Doryphora). P 756, 830. J
12
’(Eburia). J II, 102; Iv, 40
(Goniobasis). P ’64, 46; 765, 27
(Liopus). J II, 178
(Lophoglossus). P 773, 316. J
II, 248
(Planorbis). P ’91, 322
(Pteropus). P 746, 52
Tee ee
Sy AR a) eae PY PN Ne ORS
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
haldemani. Continued.
(Salamandra). P 59,
06, 357
Haldemania. P 62, 451; ’63, 35, 39
haldemaniana (Helix). P 74, 55
(Sagda). P ’73, 249; 99, 213
haldemanni (Lyperus). J II, 248
(Salamandra). J III, 347
(Spelerpes). J III, 347
demannia. P ’02, 596
haldemanum (Belostoma). PGS,
264. J I, 59, 62
Haldmanella. P ’02, 595
Halea. P ’61, 458; ’62, 164
haleana (Carex). P ’87, 74
(Succinea). P ’64, 109; 775,
155; 706, 159
haleanus (Volutilithes). P ’95, 68;
06, 69
halecina (Rana).
124;
P 51, 206, 207; 55, 424; 56, 6,
141, 250, 252; 65, 85; *66, 127,
301; ’82, 330: 83, 10
Halecium. 'P 76, 210, 217
halei (Physa). J VI, 165
(Succinea). P ’06, 159. J VI,
180
haleiana (Ceriphasia). P ’65, 27
(Goniobasis). P 64,46; ’65, 27
(Melania). P ’64, 46
haleianus (Unio). P ’53, 250
Halenia. P ’98, 399
halensis (Agelastica). P ’65, 210
(Chrysomela). P ’65, 210
Halesia. P ’60, 444; ’71, 107; ’81,
459; ’84, 32, 142; ’01, 359
halesie (Chorostate). P ’94, 339
(Cytispora). P ’94, 361
(Diaporthe). P ’94, 339.
(Sirococcus). P 794, 358
Halesidota. P ’60, 553
Halia. P ’98, 190-192
Haliezetine. P ’70, 143
Halizetus. P °91, 435; ’93, 40; ’95,
479; °98, 140; 05, 689. J IX,
417, 418
Halietine. P ’70, 139
Haliztus. P ’46, "44; 53, 305, 452;
"55, 283, 307; 56, 286; ’59, 31,
105; 65, 4; 1, 27; °75, 96, 344;
"83, 66; ’04, 581; ’08, 85. J I,
26; II, 261; XI, 17
halietus (Falco). j i, 259; iii, 345;
iii, 151
(Pandion). P
307; ’56, 286;
eek, =
09, 359
halietus carolinensis (Pandion). P
92, 106; ’93, 40; ’95, 464, 480;
05, 689; 708, 153
53, 305; 55,
59, 105; °70, 143;
"75, 344; °83, 66; 708, 88;
- Halias. P 63, "953
j v, 337; vi, 36.,
685
halicacabum
(Cardiospermum). P
798, 389;
05, 700
Halicarcinus. P 51, 247, 253; ’58,
109
Halicheres. P ’59, 148; ’62, 142,
240; ’63, 205, 330; 82; 319, 327;
1900, 510. J XII, 535-539
Halichondria. P 84, 206, 208; ’87,
233; ’89, 71
Halichondrina. P ’84, 206
Halicore. P 68, 257, 262;
83, 54. J VIII, 86
Halictis. P 96, 33, 37, 40
halictoides (Perdita). P 96, 46, 77
halictorum (Sophia). P ’04, 109
Halictus. P ’98, 50; 1900, 342
Halicutiea. P 63, 89
Halicyon. P ’82, 319
halidanus (Palzophis). P ’68, 234;
72, 14
Halieutea. P 63, 89; 782, 283, 308
Halieuteine. P ’63, 89
Halieutichthys. P 63, 89, 90, 91
"73, 272;
Haligenes. P ’62, 139
Halimeda. P 9, 351; 705, 695, 696
Halimede. P ’58, 33
halimifolia (Baccharis). P 1900,
643, 646, 653, 657, 660, 670; 02,
650- 653, 664; 709, 380-397
Haliophis. P >y4, 179
Haliotide. P ‘07, 396-407
Haliotis. P ’59, 332; ’83, 249; ’84,
303; ’07, 396-407
haliotis (Nerita). P ’66, 262
haliotoides (Capulus). P ’90, 161,
165
(Platyeeras). P 66,
90, 165
Haliperca. P ’62, 236, 242
Haliperee. P ’62, 242
Haliplana. P ’62, 555;
"71, 46
Haliplide. P ’53, 227, 228
Haliplus. P ’73, 326. J IV, 11, 30
Halirages. P ’01, 151
Halisaurus. P ’70, 3
Haliseris. P ’05, 695
Halistylus. P ’97, 298
Halitherium. P ’73, 271; ’81, 147;
783, 52, 54. J I, 236; VIII, 80
264;
69, 214;
hallanum (Maecrochilus). P ’89, 303,
308
hallanus (Soleniscus). P ’89, 308
Halleetus. P ’70, 143
Halletus. P ’66, 49
halleana (Lonicera). P ’88, 279
hallenbeckii (Anodonta). t ey 7
138. J IV, 232
(Goniovasis). P ’62, 271; 764,
26. J V, 339
(Melania). P ’64, 26
686
hallenbeckii. Continued.
(Unio). Po 50, 276)": J IV,
328
halleri (Urolophus). P ’10, 473
halli (Ammonites).
420. J VIII, 312
P 56, 70, 280,
(Ceratocephala). P ’7/, 140
(Deeadocrinus). P ’79, 342
(Dexiobia). P ’63, 11
(Fistulipora). P ’66, 119
(Heliophyllum). P ’83, 213
(Lunatia). P ’98, 220; ’98,
462; 05, 21. J IV, 891
(Phylloceras). J VIII, 312
(Physa). P ’64, 114
(Platycrinus). P ’81, 246, 247
(Pleurocrinus). P ’81, 246
(Poteriocrinus). P ’79, 342
(Protomeryx). P ’56, 164; ’57,
89, 158; ’58, 157. J VII, 21, 160,
356, 382
(Rhodocrinus). P ’61, 412;
81, 38
(Rynchonella).
(Seaphiocrinus). P
79, 342
(Syringothyris).
halliana (Terebratulina).
05, 6
hallii (Heuchera).
(Lophocolea). P ’69, 222
(Loxonema). J III, 77
(Necrophorus). P 753,
73, 326
(Pentstemon). P ’63, 71
(Senecio). P ’63, 67
Hallite. P ’80, 250; ’90, 110; 792,
181
Hallomenus. P 746, 56, 57; 754, 219.
J I, 99
Hallopoda. P ’83, 98
Halloraginacee. P 1900, 668
J IV, 308
69, 138;
P 63, 8
P ’61, 19;
P 63, 62
277;
hallowellii (Craugastor). P 62, 357
(Cystignathus). P ’74, 128
(Hylodes). P ’62, 1583; ’63,
48; ’74, 128
(Tantilla). P ’60, 77; ’61, 74;
66, 126
Halloysite. P ’76, 140
Halmaturus. P ’78, 62. J VIII,
86; IX, 254
halmodeus (Dinichthys). P 710, 658-
663
Halobena. P ’66, 162, 163, 167, 171;
69, 213
Halobates. P ’60, 230; ’68, 277
Halocampa. P ’78, 311
Haloconcha. P ’05, 105
Halocrinites. P ’86, 100, 105
Halocypselus. P ’99, 337
Haloecyptena. P ’64, 78; ’69, 206,
212
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Halodon. P ’91, 124, 126-133
Halodrillus. P 02, 82; ’05, 373, 394
Halodroma. P ’66, 188, 190; 769,
200, 209, 210
halodroma (Lycosa). P
04, 305; 08, 282
Halodromide. P ’66, 173, 188
Halodromine. P ’66, 172, 188, 191;
68, 10; ’69, 207, 213
halesus (Asilus). P ’94, 274
(Erax). P ’94, 274
Halonota. P ’60, 351
Halophila. P 53, 428; 62, 154
halophila (Ancistrocerus). P ’02,
735
87; °56, 351
halophilus (Bufo).
02, 555;
P 53, 300, 801; ’54,
P 62, 358; ’83,
23, 25
(Trionyx). P ’69, 12
Halophryne. P ’63, 170
Haloporphyrus. P ’82, 280
Halopsyche. P ’78, 329
Halosaurus. P ’70, 3
Halosydna. P ’08, 329; ’09, 240;
710, 328
Halotrichite. P ’77,° 251; ’82, 50;
92, 177-182
halseyana (Valsa). P ’77, 125; ’78,
88__
halstedii (Cercospora). P ’91, 90 »
Halteria. P ’95, 168
Haltica. P 756, 29; 758, 86; ’59,
286, 292; ’60, 317; ’61, 358; ’65,
205; ’66, 348; °73,-57, 70. J IV,
12, 27, 41
Halticini. P ’73, 56
halticus (Macrocolus). P
325
Halyclystus. P ’76, 235
Halymenia. P ’57, 74
Halys. P ’99, 184
Halysiocrinus. P ’86, 201
Halysites. P ’61, 416
hamadryadella (Lithocolletis). P ’59,
319, 324
Hamadryas. J II, 305
hamadryas (Cynocephalus). P ’88,
93
75, 305,
Hamalatiwa. 03, 341;
04, 137
Hamamelacere. P ’60, 514
hamamelidis (Dermatella). P 793,
149
Hamamelis. P
90, 273
hamata (Ceratocephala). P ’77, 140
(Dicranurus). P ’77, 140
(Grammatophora). P 753, 431
(Isophya). P ’07, 370
(Lestes). P ’62, 385, 401
P 01, 588;
60, 514; ’71, 295;
= ae as
Mea ae ee, ee
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
hamata. Continued. —~—
(Pyrgocorypha). P ’05, 823,
842
(Tubercularia). P ’94, 386
hamatum (Dentalium). P 05, 5
(Sealpellum). P ’08, 109
hamatus (Clytus). j iii, 423. J
II, 104
(Conocephalus). P ’05, 823
ee eenine).- P ’47,
J Ul,
(Cymindis). P 748, 126
(Dentalium). P ’05, 5
(Dryoscopus). P ’05, 774
(Gorytes). P 95, 522, 529
(Modiola). P ’78, 303
(Mytilus). j ii, 265; vi,
P 748, 102; ’91, 146
oo. P 705, 856;
374-376,
174.
208.
08,
(Tubifex). P
889, 394
Hamelia. P ’89, 385
hameri (Balanus). P ’66, 237
hamifera (Spilomyia). P ’95, 331
hamigera (Atticora). P 50, 57;
99, 40
hamiltone (Macrochilus). P ’89, 309
hamiltonensis (Agelacrinites). Pp 68,
(B57
(Cyathocrinus). P
(Dichocrinus). P
(Poteriocrinus). P
hamiltoni (Haplocion). P ’05, 214
(Holospira). P ’05, 213
Hamiltonia. P ’82, 276; ’05, 500 _-
hamiltonie (Crania). Pp 193, 2138."~
hamiltonii (Engraulis). P 97, 66
(Thrissa). P ’97, 64, 66
(Trichosoma). P ’82, 280;
64, 66
Haminea. P 91, 49; 01, 182;
378. J XII, 6, 56, 61
Hamites. j viii, 213, 221. P °41,
109; 55, 265; °57, 134; ’58, 56;
60, 185, 420, "421; 61, "423; 68,
287; 76, 278; 82, 204; 05, 27.
J IV, 276, 284: VIII, 309
Hamletia. P 73, 56, 59
hamlini (Chondropoma). P ’82, 105
hammalis (Corbicula). P ’60, 271
(Cyelas). P ’60, 271, 293;
"62, 37
Hammaticherus. * fe 2
Hammatomerus. P 73, 303
hammeri (Nucula). P "50, 67
am (Empidonax). P 93, 45,
05,
86, 149
85, 342
86, 162
97,
704,
(Eutenia). P
287-295
(Polyphylla).
83, 29; 03,
J IIT, 228
687
hammondi. Continued.
ae i ae E706, 326. J
?
(Semotilus). P
hammondii (Dinophis).
754, 100; 57, 71;
II, ’304
(Empidonax).
66, 60, 62
(Eutenia). P
24; 704, 470, 471
(Percopsis).
5
85, 16
P 52, 203;
59, 346.
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|
P '59, 189, 190;
60, 332;
P 64, 151; 65,
: (Pimelodus). P ’60, 568; 65,
(Seaphiopus). P ’63, 52, 53
(Semotilus). P ’60, 474
(Spea). P 66, 301; 83, 14,
33. J VI, 82
hammondii bombifrons (Spea). P
92, 333, 337
hammondii intermontana (Spea). P
793, 182, 184
hammondii (Thamnophis). P ’01, 24
(Tyrannula). P ’58, 117
hammonis (Vitrea). P ’02, 418-420,
431-433; 703, 204, 205; ’06, 151,
152, 533, 562
Hampala. P 705, 486. J XII, 500
hamula (Axineea). P76, 317
(Pectunculus). 223. P
05, 10
hamulatus (Echinorhynchus).
48; ’88, 127
hamuligera (Paraclonaria).
Hamulina. J VIII, 309
Hamulus. j viii, 224, 227. P ’98,
462; ’05, 4, 5, tas IV, 276, 398
hamulus (Pectunculus). Y 76: 317
hancockana (Bornella). P 199, 521
hancocki (Acrydium). P ’10, 622
hanetiana (Solecurtus). J VIII, 332
(Solenocurtus). J VIII, 332
(Trigonia). J VIII, 320
(Venus). J VIII, 334
hangchowensis (Boysidia). P ’08, 42
(Diplommatina). P ’08, 37
hangchowensis granum (Diplomma-
tina). P ’08, 38
hangchowensis ’(Hypselostoma). P
708, 42
Hanleya. P ’94, 75
hanleyana (Brachypodella). P ’98,
278
(Bulimella). P
(Helicina). P ’58, 211
(Mychostoma). P ’98, 268
hanleyanus (Unio). P ’53, 250
hanleyi (Bulimulus). P ’96, 418
(Bulimus). P ’73, 247; ’74, 59
(Sanguinolaria). P ’98, 58, 62
(Scintilla). P ’72, 224
j viii,
P 56,
P 04, 83
88, 29
688
hannahie (Calliste). P ’64, 287;
99, 35
hannibalensis (Allorisma). P 65,
110, 128
(Sanguinolites). P ’65, 128
(Spirigera). P ’65, 118
hantzschiana (Tryblionella). P ’90,
140
Hapale. P ’78, 152; ’88, 103; ’04,
150, 154. J X, 276, 292, 300, 305,
328
Hapalemur. P ’88, 99. J X, 275
Hapalide. P ’82, 321
Hapaline. P 62, 508. J X, 276
hapalocystis (Valsa). P 777, ioe
Hapalogaster. P 58, 232, 245
Hapalopus. P ’59, 54; ’99, 49; ’09,
195
Hapalorhinus. P ’59, 74
Hapalurus. P ’99, 206
Hapata. P 710, 525
Hapithus. P ’04, 777, 802;
54; ’07, 318; 710, 650
Haplacodon. J IX, 272, 276
Haplite. P ’03, 399, 400
Haploaspis. P ’83, 13
Haplocercus. P ’98, 104 -
Haplochile. P ’54, 16. J IV, 14
Haplochilus. J VI, 242
Haplocion. P ’05, 213, 214
Haplocnemis. P ’66, 349
Haplocelus. J II, 236
Haploconus. P ’82, 96;
Haplocrinide. P ’81, 231;
82, 108; ’87, 112
Haplocrinus. P ’70, 29; ’79, 43, 297;
781, 231; ’86, 78-89, 121-133, 207-
212; ’87, 97-113; ’88, 337-350; ’90,
354, 378, 389
Haplodactylina. P ’62, 102, 110
Haplodactyline. P ’62, 104, 110
Haplodactylus. P ’62, 110
05, 52,
192, 428
86, 78,
haplodon (Tremarctus). P ’96, 384.
J XI, 221
(Ursus). P ’96, 388, 384. J
XI, 220, 221, 226, 273, 280
Haplogale. P ’96, 507
haplognathus (Lepomis). P ’06, 516
Haplogona. P ’92, 391, 400
Haploidonotine. P ’61, 100, 102;
63, 29, 31
Haploidonotus. P ’61, 101, 103; ’77,
44. J VI, 246
Haplomochlia. P ’98, 57
Haploddon. P ’82, 319
Haploéddontide. P ’82, 318; 783, 275
Haploéps. P ’01, 167
Haploplax. P ’94, 71, 72
Haplopsyche. P ’93, 112
Haplopupa. P 1900, 597, 610
Haplopus. P ’04, 61, 63
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Haploscapha. P ’75, 467; °76, 278;
05, 10
Haplosecaphide. P ’05, 10
Haplosporella. P ’91, 78;
Haplostemma. P 98) 282;
Haplosternum. P 03, 504
Haplostethus. Ay 73, "332
Haplotherus. "74, 82; °76, 274
Happia. P 1900, 385
Hapsidophrys. P "97, 464
Hapsifera. P ’60, 433
harai (Clymene). P ’04, 157; 706, 239
harbourii (Pentstemon). P 463, 71
Harecolestes. P ’59, 53
hardemanensis (Turritella). a
150. J IV, 392
hardinensis (Actinocrinus).
253
‘94, 362
05, 218
P 66,
(Batocrinus). P ’81, 339
(Poteriocrinus). P ’79, 343
hardwicke (Thalassoma). J XU, 539
hardwickii (Chlorichthys). P 82) 275
(Kerivoula). P 98, 309
(Lapemis). P ’59, 347
(Mabuia). P ’62, 185
(Pterurus). P 8D, 283
(Solegnathus). P 82, 283
(Temnopleurus). *p 91, 214
hardyi (Lestris). P ’63, 136
(Stercorarius). P 763, 124, 136
Harelda. P ’53, 429; ’69, 206, 213,
217; '83, 68
harengoides (Glossodon).
Harengula. P ’59, 158;
36; 792, 242; 06, 83
harengulus (Diapterus). P 83, 119;
’86, 262
’(Eucinostomus). P ’86, 262,
272; °99, 119; ’03, 332° -
(Gerres). P ’83, 116, 119;
P 77, 84
60, 22; 61,
harengus (Clupea). P ’61, 35; 704,
507
P 56, 184
P ’81, 114; 783, 283
P ’83, 283
97, 391,
(Lavinia).
(Myxus).
(Querimana).
harfordi (Synidotea). P
402
harfordiana (Dedalochila). P 790,
299
P ’75, 208; ’89, 206;
(Helix).
oe P ’90, 299
P 90, 299
Coole Senet ).
olygyrella
P °75, 154, 206;
(Triodopsis).
789, 205; ’90, 299
harfordii (Melica).
harimensis (Alyceus).
(Clausilia). P
650
P ’01, 404
(Kaliella).
(Vitrea). P 1900, 384
P '85, 42, 47
P 1900, 881
01, 480, 625,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Harknessia. P ’93, 459 ——
harknessii (Di ia). P ’91, 79
harlani~(Buteo). P ’53, 451, 453;
66, 45; °70, 142; ’75, 89, 101
(Cyclura). P ’56, 237
(Euprepis). P ’54, 100; ’57, 72
(Faleo). P 753, 451; ’70, 142
(Hydrarchus). J VII, 427, 428
(Lepidosteus). P ’10, 605
(Leucopternis). P ’59, 105
(Mylodon). P ’52, 117; 759,
183; ’84, 22; ’85, 49-51. J VII,
263, 358, 413
(Paradoxides). P ’57, 205
(Phrynosoma). P 785, 145
(Plestiodon). P ’44, 170; 754,
100
(Priseodelphinus). P ’51, 327;
53, 377; 67, 144; 68, 188. J
VII, 433
(Terebratula). j vi, 73, 108,
230; viii, 223. P ’61, 18; °66, 4;
84, 258; 705, 5, 6. J I, 11, 17
(Zeuglodon). J VII, 427
harlanii (Mylodon). J XI, 210
Harlanus. P 746, 94, 96; 754, 89.
> JS I, 18; VII, 372
harloffii (Halicheres). J XII, 537
(Julis). J XII, 537
Harmocrinus. P ’81, 266, 272, 406
Harmonia. P 52, 131
harmonica (Drillia). P ’03, 273
Harmostes. P 701, 261, 268; 705,
192-196
Harmothoé. P ’02, 259, 270; 703,
402; 708, 331-334; 710, 328, 332-346
haroldi (Mylabris). P ’08, 610
Harpa. P ’96, 472; °05, 292
harpa (Acanthinula). P 775, 155,
212; 793, 236
(Bulimus). P
155; 761, 330
(Goniobasis). P ’65, 30
(Helix). P 75, 212
(Lyria). P ’76, 290
(Megara). P ’65, 30
(Melania). P ’65, 30
(Patula). P ’89, 200
( ura). j vii, 266
Harpactes. P ’66, 37; ’99, 206
Harpactopus. P ’94, 299
Harpactor. P ’60, 230
Harpactoride. P ’60, 230
Harpeearpus. J III, 92
Harpagifer. P ’61, 512, 515
Harpagiferoide. P 61, 510
Harpagine. P ’03, 714
Harpagmotherium. J VII, 393
Harpago. J III, 331
harpago (Tetrix). P ’04, 660
Harpagonyx. P ’05, 840
Harpagopus. P ’89, 33
44
58, 206; 760,
689
Harpagus. P ’68, 429
harpali (Actinocephalus). P 703,
637, 640, 642; 705, 93
(Gregarina). P ’03, 49, 637
harpalina (Amara). P 755, 355
harpalinus (Chlaenius). P ’56, 26
harpaloides (Gynandrotarsus). J IV,
29
Harpalus. P ’43, 297, 301; ’54, 79;
58, 59; ’60, 319; ’61, 339; 65,
98; ’66, 347; ’68, 378, 382; ’73,
325; 978, 313; ’03, 342. J IV, 12,
14, 29
harpalyce (Spherophthalma). P ’02,
743
Harpax. P ’06, 276
harpax (Squilla). P ’93, 108
(Tachytes). P ’93, 499, 501
Harpe. P ’62, 140, 240; ’63, 222;
65, 105; ’97, 118; ’99, 203
Harpella. P ’76, 286
harpensis (Anodonta).
harperi (Diplotaxis). P
J III, 269
(Pleurobema). P 1900, 81
(Unio). P 1900, 81
Harpes. P °45, 264; ’46, 112; ’99,
20. J I, 42
harpethensis (Anculosa). P ’96, 499
(Anodonta). P ’96, 506
Harpilius. P 52, 17, 24; 60, 38;
"79, 423
Harpiprion. P ’57, 39; ’60, 197
Harpocheta. P ’07, 134
Harpochirus. J XII, 544
Harpodon. P ’97, 67. J XII, 501
Harporhynehus. P ’59, 107, 191, 298,
301, 303; ’66, 40, 65; ’68, 83, 149;
69, 188; °75, 348; 783, 60; 790,
216; ’91, 437; ’92, 111, 124; 795,
498; ’96, 193; ’98, 86, 217; ’90,
20, 22. J IX, 419
Harpula. P ’76, 286, 288
harpula (Oniscia). P 47, 288; 48,
103; ’52, 199. J I, 119
harpuloides (Buccinum). P 43,
$26; °48, 97; ’62, 562
(Tritia). P ’62, 562
Harpuride. J XII, 544
Harpurus. P ’99, 494. J XII, 544
harpurus (Acanthurus). P 782, 304
Harpyhaliaétus. P ’75, 89
Harpyia. P ’42, 188; °46, 84; 775,
89; ’84, 284; ’89, 338; ’90, 14,
27, 28; ’92, 173
harriete (Lithobius). P ’06, 3
harrisi (Buteo). P ’75, 502
(Chrysobothris). P ’73, 90
(Compsocrinus). P ’85, 311,
326
(Cyathocrinus). P
P 53, 264
73, 329.
86, 149°
§90
harrisi. Continued.
(Glyphostoma). P ’03, 276,
278
(Glyptoerinus). P ’85, 311, 326
(Mariacrinus). P ’85, 311, 326
(Miecrodrillia). P ’03, 278
(Nyctalatinus). P ’90, 127
harrisii (Agonum). P ’54, 49; ’73,
323
(Anisodactylus). P ’66, 347
(Buprestis). P ’57, 9
(Craxirex). P ’70, 142
(Cremastochilus). P ’73, 330
(Cyanocorax). P ’91, 443; ’99,
34
(Donacia). P ’51, 316;
P '58, 129
20
(Echites).
(Ellema). J IV, 188
P 53, 453; ’70, 142
P00; 100) 185
73,
(Falco).
(Fringilla).
I, 51
(Hydrocanthus).
(Nyctalatinus).
(Nyctale). P
31. J II, 53
(Latirus).
(Odontota).
(Omalodes). P ’52, 38, 39
(Panopeus). P ’78, 319
(Picus). P ’63, 200; ’66, 52,
70%) 760, T8650, AT. Eo Te tes
II, 270
(Pilumnus).
(Platynus).
(Spermophilus).
67, 135
(Tragosoma).
II, 107
harrison (Epeira). P ’88, 175
harrisoni (Cisticola). P ’05, 771
(Osteochilus). P ’05, 480
(Pseudophyllus). P ’02, 21
(Sciuropterus). P 1900, 462
harrisonianum (Triceratium). P 1900,
729, 730 -
harrissi (Buprestus). j v, 373
(Cyanocorax). P ’48, 26
(Philonthus). P 744, 35
(Pieus). j viii, 155. P 759,
190
P 73, 326
P 99, 31
49, 157;
P 99, 73
P 73, 80
99,
P 78, 319
P '54, 49
P '59, 299;
P 61, 354. J
P '59, 105
P °79, 309,
(Trichopicus).
harrodi (Cyathocrinus).
310
Harrovia. P ’57, 221
hartii (Area). J VIII, 321
(Cucullea). J VIII, 321
(Icius). P ’92, 77
hartlaubi (Corythaix). P ’05, 765
(Turacus). P ’05, 765
hartlaubii (Accipiter). P ’59, 31
(Anas). P ’99, 36
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
hartlaubii. Continued.
(Falcipennis). P ’64, 23
(Nisus). P ’59, 31
(Querquedula). P 59, 175;
99, 36
hartmani (Partula). P ’85, 216
hartmaniana (Melania). P ’61, 117.
J V, 218
hartmanianus (Unio). P ’60, $07.
J V, 73
hartmanii (Goniobasis). P 765, 30.
J.V, 218
(Gyrotoma). P ’64, 96
(Leptachatina). P ’88, 17, 54
(Melania). P ’65, 30
(Schizostoma). P ’60, 187;
64, 93. J V, 247
(Trypanostoma). P 62, 178;
63, 312. J V, 270
Hartmannia. P ’09, 493
hartshornianus (Canis). P ’79, 180
hartti (Ammonites). J VIII, 312
(Ceratites). J VIII, 312
hartwegi (Cyanoplax). P ’98, 287
(Sidaleea). J III, 84
(Trachydermon). P ’98, 287
hartwegii (Odontastomum). P ’68,
174
hartzfeldii (Halicheres). J XII, 537
haruspica (Agrotis). P ’75, 59
_(Helix). P ’97, 10
Harveya. P ’75, 65
harveyana (Apatela). P ’75, 418
(Engina). P ’91, 61
harveyensis (Helix). J VIII, 387
(Patula). J VIII, 387, 409
(Pitys). J VIII, 387
harveyi (Dasya). P ’57, 74
(Dianema). P ’91, $97
(Polysiphonia). P 55, 412
Hasarius. P ’92, 77
hasdrubal (Hyloicus). J IV, 161
(Maecrosila).. J IV, 161
(Sphinx). J IV, 161
hasselquistii (Cerastes): P ’59, 340
(Mormyrodes). P ’62, 443
(Mormyrus). P ’62, 443
hasseltii (Dolabella). P ’99, 515, 523
(Nectarinia). P ’02, 688
(Osteochilus). J XII, 500
(Selar). P ’05, 75
hasta (Gobius). P ’97, 85
(Lutjanus). P ’97, 75
(Pomadasis). P ’97, 75
(Pristopoma). P .’97, 75
(Stenogyra). P ’75, 251
hastalis (Glyphis). J I, 194
(Oxyrhina). P ’67, 142. J I,
201; VIII, 254
hastata (Agrion). j viii, 38
(Aphrodita). P ’05, 294, 295,
297
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
hastata. Continued. ——~
(Atri Te 960,513; 6T,+
16; 1900, 657, 660-665; 02, 661;
709, 379, 384
(Dasyatis). P ’97, 93
(Grammadera). P ’07, 378
(Lupa). j i, 65, 68, 97, 443.
P 78, 320; ’79, 398
(Rajania). P ’89, 357
(Trygon). P ’97, 93; 710, 474
(Verbena). P ’60, 512; 1900,
654, 669; 702, 663
. (Viola). P 703, 694, 697, 698
hastati (Pecten). P ’65, 58
hastatoides (Amphitrite). P 58, 38
hastatulus (Rumex). P ’08, 458
hastatum (Anomalagrion). P 01,
138; ’08, 469, 472, 481, 489, 490
(Melania). P ’63, 315
(Phyllostoma). P 780, 392;
89, 317
_(Pleurocera). P ’63, 315; 96,
498; 1900, 149
hastatus (Callinectes). P ’71, 120;
78, 320; °79, 398; 788, 330, 333
(Corydoras). P ’03, 506
(Dasybatus). P ’06, 80
(Gobionellus). P ’58, 168
(Leiotettix). P ’07, 189
(Neptunus). P ’88, 319
(Petrolisthes). P 758,
241
(Unio).
228,
P °73, 423. J VIII,
hastifera (Plectoptera). P ’05, 839
hastula (Partula). P ’86, 33
hastulatus (Dolomedes). P ’02, 589
Hatasia. P 62, 213
hatcheri (Protoptychus).
279-286 .
hatchetigbeensis (Cytherea). P 790,
402
Hatteria. P ’64, 181
Hatteriide. P ’64, 227
haueri (Terebratula). J VIII, 324
haumela (Clupea). P ’04, 771
(Enchelyopus). P 704, 770
(Lepturus). P ’63, 257, 226
(Trichiura). P ’63, 226; 704,
770, 771. J XII, 506
Hausmannite. P ’80, 280
haustellata (Valsa). P ’77, 115-
haustellum (Murex). P 791, 56
haustellum var. longicaudus (Murex).
P ’91, 156
haustrum (Argonauta). J II, 332
hauxwelli (Anisothyris). J VIII, 332
(Ortygometra). P ’99, 12
ae (Astyanax). P
40
(Tetragonopterus).
P 95, 268-
06,
P 06, 340
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691
havanensis (Ancylus). P ’10, 671
(Ophisurus). P ’63, 180
(Psittacus). P ’64, 240
(Smilax). P ’89, 360
havardi (Quercus). P ’04, 108
havelli (Sterna). P ’62, 543; ’66,
99; °71, 44
hawaiense (Cerithium). P ’05, 576,
787
(Opeas). P ’05, 786
hawaiensis (Corvus). P ’91, 446
(Galene). P 752, 81
(Limnea). P ’03, 790
(Nika). P ’52, 20
(Tritonia). P ’79, 98
hawaiiensis (Achatinella). P ’95,
225, 238
(Conocephaloides). P ’07, 389
(Corvus). P ’99, 46
(Planocera). P ’07, 147, 148
hawayana (Pheretima). P 702, 80
hawkinsi (Succinea). P 775, 156;
89, 209
hawkinsii (Delphinapterus). P ’68,
190; ’69, 7. J VII, 434
hawni (Monotes). P 759, 28
(Pecten). P ’69, 172
hawnii (Physa). P ’64, 115. J VI,
165
haworthi (Megadeutherus). P 752,
164
haydeni (Arvicola). P ’74, 191
(Avicula). P ’56, 285; ’60, 427
(Canis). P 58, 21, 158. J
VII, 20, 30, 356, 368
(Derotmema). P
08, 389
(Dothidea). P 94, 345
(Emys). P ’70, 128; ’71, 228
(Epicyon). J VII, 20, 368 _
(Fusus). P ’60, 422
(Grus). P ’70, 3
(Helix). P ’73, 285
(Lepidotus). P 756, 73; 57,
04, 567;
90
(Leptictis). P ’68, 315. J
VII, 21, 345, 358, 408
(Oreohelix). P ’05, 271, 273
(Paleolagus). P ’56, 89; ’57,
89, 158; ’58, 158. J VII, 21, 331,
358, 404
(Patula).
(Pedomys).
(Platyerinus). P ’81, 246
(Ptychostomus). P ’56, 172
(Suceinea). P 58, 114, 199;
’61, 330; °75, 155. J VI, 178
(Unio). P ’60, 312
haydenianus (Didymictis).
320
(Dysganus). P ’76, 251
P 75, 153, 180
P 74, 191
P 92,
692
haydenianus. Continued.
16h P ’64, 10; ’67,
haydenii (Amphicyon). P ’75, 256
(Derotmema). P ’06, 380
(Diplotaxis). J III, 272
(Eleodes). P ’58, 186
(Lymnea). P ’58, 166. J
VI, 159
(Sapotacites). P ’58, 265
Haydenite. P ’92, 194
hayesianus (Unio). P ’53, 250
hayesii (Cardium). P ’63, 142
hayi (Bueco). P ’02, 679
(Calorhamphus). P ’02, 679
hayii (Clytus). J Il, 17
haysiana (Goniobasis). P ’65, 29
(Megara). P ’65, 30
(Melania). P ’65, 29
haysianus (Unio). P ’54, 244; ’96,
502
haysii (Tapirus). P 752, 106; 54,
200; ’69, 3; ’95, 447. J III, 167;
VII, 263, 357, 391, 445; XI, 253,
273, 280
(Tetracaulodon).
haytense (Dentalium).
471
haytensis (Dentalium). P ‘97, 471
haytiensis (Cybele). P ’03, 341, 344
(Stichopus). P ’88, 313
hazardi (Grapsus). P ’80, 224
(Helix). P ’58, 202; ’73, 241;
75, 203; 789, 205
hazenianus (Lelaps). P ’76, 348
hazlehurstianus (Unio). P ’58, 166.
P 75, 154
J IV, 211
hazzardi (Polygyra).
heathii (Drymobius). J VIII, 179
(Mopalia). P ’98, 288
hebardi (Falcicula). P ’04, 777,
802; ’07, 318
(Microtylopteryx). P ’05, 448,
451, 452, 454, 841
hebe (Bulimus). P ’85, 211.
53
J VII, 395
P 97, 466,
Bs ¢ &
(Lyeodon). P ’60, 262
(Macrochilus). P ’89, 308
(Partula). P ’75, 244; 785,
211. J IX, 44, 53, 66, 109
hebe var. bella (Partula). P 785,
211. J IX, 54
hebe (Soleniscus). P ’89, 308
hebecarpa (Draba). P ’63, 57
heberi (Scomber). P 705, 81
hebertii (Cyrena). P ’60, 280
hebes (Bifidaria). P 1900, 588, 589,
590, 605
(Eulota). P ’05, 782; ’08, 41
(Necrophorus). P 753, 277,
278; °73, 327
(Pleetotropis). P ’05, 732
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
hebes. Continued.
(Pupilla). P
514; 710, 51, 135
(Seytopis). P ’62, 354
(Unio). P ’53, 250
Hebestola. P 53, 234. J II, 149,
159
hebetata (Biddulphia).
722
06, 143; 09,
P 1900, 693,
hebetatus (Unio). J IT, 296
Hebomoia. P ’85, 87
hebreeus (Conus). P 705, 291
hebraica (Mordellistena). P ’62, 51
(Thalassoma). P 1900, 510
hebraicus (Labrus). P 1900, 510
hecabe (Tereias). P ’85, 85
hecabeoides (Tereias). P ’85, 85
Heeate. P ’57, 159
hecate (Microrhopala). P ’73, 83
(Necrophorus). P ’66, 367
(Onthophagus). P 744, 135;
66, 347. J IV, 34
(Scarabeus). J IV, 34
heeateia (Latris). P ’62, 116
hecaterus (Cheilodactylus). P 762,
116
Hecla. P ’85, 25
hecla (Colias). P ’92, 156
heclapallida (Colias). P ’92, 156
hecoxi (Ariolimax). P ’89, 199;
798, 236
hectica (Idotea). P ’02, 345
Hedeoma. P ’48, 25; ’60, 514; ’63,
7. 5 1,188
Hedera. Fk ’70, 108; °76, 332; 99,
113; ’02, 34; ’08, 449
hederacea (Ampelopsis).
hederaceus (Ranunculus). J III, 185
hederefolia (Veronica). P ’77, 108
hedleyana (Terebra). P ’05, 101
hedleyi (Clausilia). P ’04, 835
hedleyi hyperodonta (Clausilia). P
07, 509
(Terebra). P ’04, 8; 705, 101
Hedobia. P ’45, 310
Hedotettix. P ’04, 668
Hedronchus. P ’76, 259
Hedruris. P ’86, 313
Hedwigia. P ’89, 372
Hedya. P ’60, 357
Hedychium. P ’58, 123
Hedychrum. P 744, 53
Hedysarum. j vii, 19. P ’64, 17;
78, 334
heermani (Adelarus). P ’62, 304
(Blasipus). P ’62, 304
(Larus). P ’62, 304
heermanni (Amphistichus).
185; 55, 323
(Blasipus). P ’59, 301, 306
(Dipodomys). P ’53, 224; 75,
325; 793, 409
P 70, 108
P 54,
:
4
_helecina (Filaria).
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 693
heermanni. Continued.
{(Ennichthys). P ’55, 319, 323
(Hosackia). P ’63, 348
(Larus). P ’99, 28; ’05, 687
(Melospiza). P ’59, 192; ’66,
88; ’68, 149
(Ostrea). P 55, 267
(Pecten). P ’55, 267, 441
(Pityophis). P ’53, 236
(Sciurus). P ’52, 149
heermannii (Cyperus). P
167; ’70, 137
(Larus). P 752, 187
(Hosackia). J III, 89
(Monolopia). J III, 93
(Reptescharella). J V, 137
(Reptescharellina). J V, 147
(Unio). P ’61, 392. J V, 194
hegewischi (Bulimus). P ’60, 152
(Drymeus). P ’03, 765
heidelbergensis (Crategus). P 710,
209, 215
heidingerii (Proteus). J VI, 104
heiligbrodtii (Nomada). P ’03, 594
heilprini (Cyanocorax). P ’85, 90;
91, 443; ’99, 26
(Cyprimeria), FP, ja, - eek;
62, 10,
05,
* Holothuria).
(Spiribolus).
(Turbonilla).
172
heilpriniana (Biddulphia).
693, 715
heilprinianum (Triceratium). P 790,
139; 1900, 715
heilprinianus (Bulimulus). P_ ’97,
10
P ’90, 317, 318
P ’89, 127
P °99, 146, 167,
P 1900,
(Hyperaulax). P ’97, 10
(Mioclenus). P ’92, 301
(Triisodon). P ’92, 301
heisteria (Muraltia). P ’58, 125
Hela. P ’85, 25
Helecius. P 51, 247, 248
Helaletes. P ’92, 414, 431
helaletes (Synaptomys). P ’97, 305
Helaretos. P ’94, 182
Helcion. P 756, "68, 283; ’60, 423;
76, 244; '90, 401. J IV, 387;
VIII, 282, 316
Helcioniscus. P ’76, 244; ’94, 211
P ’86, 310
Helena. J IX, 70
helena (Bulimulus). P ’96,.416, 418
(Coluber). P ’60, 565
(Cynophis). P ’60, 564
(Murena). P ’82, 303; 92,
247; ’98, 340
(Newcombia). P ’88, 40
(Pachnodus). P ’96, 416
(Perdicella). P ’88, 40
helene (Celuta). P ’59, 100; 701,
Ries
(Melania). P ’63, 146
(Succinea). P ’96, 417
(Teichospora). P ’90, 2438
Helenium. j vii, 66. P ’60, 514;
61, 460; ’62, 165; 63, 65; ’67,
20; °99, 112; ’02, 669. J I, 173
helenium (Inula). P ’60, 512
Helenoconcha. P ’96, 416
helenus (Papilio). P ’85, 85
Heleochloa. P ’63, 78
Heleodytes. P ’99, 308;
05, 688
Heleomyza.
Heleopera.
helfrichii
486
helgolandica (Tomopteris). P ’03,
798-800
heliactur (Anolis).
helianthella. P 63,
Helianthemum. P 745, 280;
1900, 483, 487; 702, 663;
568
helianthi (Ophiobolus). P ’95, 423
(Perdita). P ’96, 50
(Physonota). P ’73, 77
helianthoides (Cyathophyllum). P
41, 18
(Espeletia). j vii, 39
(Heliopsis). P 710, 547, 577
(Wyethia). j vii, 40
Helianthus. j ii, 115; vii, 37, 74.
P 60, 514; 63, 65; ’66, 343; 82,
222; ’84, 14, 200, 287; ’87, 328;
89, 388; ’96, 38; ’97, 193, 201;
99, 110-112; 1900, 649, 670; 702,
649, 664, 669; ’04, 108, 605; ’07,
455; ’10, 546, 577
helianthus (Asterias). j v, 145
(Heliaster). P ’89, 170
Heliarchon. J VI, 110
Heliases. P 63, 220;
358
Heliaster. P ’60, 568;
Heliastes. P ’63, 220;
Heliastus. P ’02, 723; 04, 528, 570;
05, 402, 803, 841; ’07, 45, 73; 708,
366, 392; ’09, 112, 155, 411, 460
Helicamastra. P ’05, 570, 572
Helicancylus. P ’82, 205
Helicarion. P ’80, 234;
05, 740
Helice. P '51, 247, 252;
80, 189, 219; 91, 216
helice (Actinocrinus). P ’81, 286
(Agaricocrinus). P ’81, 286
Helicea. P ’58, 197, 199; ’89, 85
Helicella. P ’58, 200, 201; ’60, 151;
94, 13; ’97, 359; 1900, 575; 710,
665-668
703, 29;
j iii, 100
P ’79, 162; 780, 335, 338
(Rasborichthys). P 705,
P 64, 172
65
60, 199;
10, 545,
97, 117; 799,
89, 170
99, 358
98, 243;
58, 105;
694
Helicerus. J VIII, 308
Helichus. P ’52, 41, 43; ’54, 81. J
IV, 32 ;
Helicide. P 60, 50, 151, 431; 61,
307, 397; ’66, 315; ’89, 199; ’91,
313; 94, 18; ’96, 490; 97, 11;
1900, 117, 388, 564, 571; ’01, 402;
702, 233, 421; 703, 195, 761, 762;
04, 625; 705, 222, 268, 269, 708,
730; ’08, 39; ’09, 497; ’10, 502,
514
heliciformis (Amastra). P ’05, 571
Helicina. P ’57, 192, 193; ’58, 211;
“60, 60, 163, 1553. 72, Rad se,
233, 252; °75, 158; °79, 29, 33;
80, 234; ’87, 150; ’88, 251; ’89,
93; ’90, 186,. 285-287, 297; ’91,
332; ’99, 339; ’96, 399, 451, 494;
1900, 96, 116, 393, 394, 449, 576;
01, 497; ’02, 25, 420, 748; 703,
195, 781; ’04, 411, 421, 625; 7°05,
114, 730; ’06, 125, 534; ’08, 560;
709, 540; °10, 502, 503, 523, 525,
665-668. J VIII, 406, 410; LX, 17,
100-106, 110-112
helicina (Margarita). P ’63, 141
Helicinacea. P ’58, 211
Helicinide. P ’60, 50, 153; ’91, 332;
96, 494; 1900, 116, 393, 569; 701,
497; ’02, 421; ’03, 195, 781; ’04,
625; 06, 125; ’10, 503, 523
heliciniformis (Helicites). P ’66, 268
helicinoides var. levilabris (Nerita).
P 701, 397
helicinoides var. tristis (Nerita). P
01, 397
helicinus (Turbo). P ’63, 141
helicis (Bodo). P ’51, 284; ’56, 142
helicis alternate (Cercariaeum). P
56, 44
helicis (Cryptobia). P 746, 100;
51, 284. JI, 67
(Cryptoicus). P ’51, 284; 56,
42. JI, 67
(Distoma). P ’47, 220; ’56,
+
(Helicobia). P 795, 334
(Sareophaga). P ’95, 317
Helicites. P ’66, 268
Helicobia. P ’95, 317, 334
Helicoceras. P ’58, 54; ’60, 176,
185, 421; ’61, 419, 427; ’82, 204
helicoceroides (Lindigia). J VIII,
309
Helicodes. P ’94, 13
Helicodiseus. P ’66, 315; ’75, 147,
153, 184; ’89, 200; ’92, 402; ’96,
490; 1900, 148; ’02, 421, 513; 703,
213; 706, 124, 151-158, 530, 533,
564; ’09, 514; 710, 52, 133
Helicodonta. P ’58, 200; 705, 225
Helicogena. P ’58, 200
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
helicoides (Platyschisma). P ’66, 271
(Pupa). P 56, 118, 278
7
Helicoma. P ’94, 376
Heliconia. P ’58, 122; ’01, 557
Heliconius. P ’66, 242; ’68, 91; ’85,
176
Helicophanta. P ’92, 391
Helicops. P ’62, 348; ’64, 167; 68,
308; ’71, 222; ’83, 34; 93, 434;
94, 428; ’01, 16, 40; ’04, 467;
705, 208; ’08, 121, 122. J VIII,
181
Helicopsis. P ’79, 17; ’87, 124. J
VIII, 382; IX, 19, 21
Helicoptera. P ’07, 475
Helicosporium. P ’91, 93
helicotricha (Stictis). P ’93, 151
Helicter. P ’88, 25-45; ’95, 237
Helicteres. P 788, 38; ’89, 367;
95, 238
helictomphala (Helix). P ’60, 151
(Polygyra). P ’89, 193; ’09,
543
Helinaia. P ’55, 309; ’64, 271; 795,
494. J II, 263
Heliobucco. P ’99, 38
Heliomanes. P ’62, 38. J II, 721,
103
Heliomeris. P 748, 19; ’63, 65. J
T, 171; U1, 91
Heliopates. J I, 92
heliopelta (Actinoptychus). P ’98,
423-425
Heliophila. P ’75, 419
Heliophilus. P ’54, 219. J I, 92
Heliophyllum. P ’83, 213 |
Heliophytum. P ’97, 169-172
Helioporus. P ’63, 51. J VI, 82,
89, 91, 94
Heliopsis. P 93, 304;
710, 547, 577
Heliorana. J VI, 201
Heliornis. P 757, 40; ’59, 175
Heliornithide. P ’69, 199, 201, 202,
211, 215; ’98, 495
Helioryctus. P 796, 554
helios (Alligator). P 65, 185
(Fistulipora). P ’66, 120
(Streptaxis). P ’97, 477
helioscopia (Euphorbia). P ’67, 22
Heliothis. P ’75, 69, 426
87, 328;
heliotropidatum (A&cidium). J II,
282
heliotropioides (Tournefortia). P
77, 108
Heliotropium. P ’58, 131; 63, 72;
64, 18; ’89,394; 97, 169; 705, 696
Heliscomys. J VIII, 72
Helix. j i, 17, 123; ii, 150, 370; v,
119; viii, 182. P ’41, 27, 133; 746,
100, 1386; °47, 220; °54, 4; ’56, 81,
278; ’57, 18, 102, 115, 124, 135,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
156, 158, 183, 189, 190; 758, 41,
115, 149, 151-,158, 197; ’60, 19,
49,50, 151, 154, 175, 363, 461;
61, 308, 330, 333, 397, 433, 434,
446; ’63, 281; ’64, 99; ’71, 147;
72, 99, 110, 136, 150; ’73, 237, 241,
249, 252, 285; ’74, 39-41, 48-59,
118, 162; ’75, 141, 148, 197-222,
248, 334; °76, 127, 188, 273; ’77,
297; °79, 17, 33; ’80, 348; 782,
169, 232, 234, 235; ’83, 223; ’85,
206, 211, 212; ’87, 124; ’88, 38,
39, 50, 285, 288, 290; ’89, 82-86,
138, 191-200, 277, 279, 413; ’90,
41, 188, 282; ’91, 144, 313, 406,
456; ’92, 129, 388, 392-395; 93,
234; °94, 13; ’96, 328, 397, 414,
420, 425; ’97, 10; ’98, 68, 70, 107,
221, 226; ’99, 3, 147, 192, 367, 370,
526, 527; 1900, 100, 383, 559, 575;
01, 567; ’02, 30, 235-240, 429, 511;
703, 202, 212, 762, 764; ’04, 379,
419, 420; ’05, 234, 255-269, 571-
574, 730-738, 783; ’06, 126, 129,
148, 149, 153-158, 530, 533,
539, 542, 547, 564; ’08, 425, 452,
594; 710, 115, 316, 502, 504, 506,
515, 520, 528-530, 664. J I, 67,
69; VI, 155, 182; VII, 13, 16, 26;
VIII, 381-393; IX, 17-22, 24-31, 35-
39, 42, 46, 47, 57, 111; XII, 70
helix (Hedera). P ’70, 108; 702,
34; 708, 449
Helladotherium. P ’78, 61
helleri (Endodonta). P 1900, 93
(Petrolisthes). P ’79, 405
(Vampyrops). P ’89, 318
helleriana (Jungermannia). P ’69,
218, 220
hellerii (Xiphophorus).
Hellicella. J LX, 24
Hellipora. P ’66, 118, 120
Hellonias. P ’60, 146
Helluo. P 743, 296
helluo (Lycosa). P ’01, 586; ’04,
134; 708, 163, 222-233
Helluomorpha. J IV, 28
helmerseniana (Cyprina).
Helminthia. P ’77, 107
Helminthoglypta. P ’89, 193; ’98, 68
Helminthophaga. P ’59, 106, 189,
191; 66, 70; ’68, 149; ’74, 220;
"19, 392; ’°77, 292; °83, 39; ’99, 26
Helminthophila. P ’90, 216; ’91,
443; 92,123; ’93, 22, 54, 64; 795,
381, 464, 494; 96, 158; 798, 216;
P 71, 217
P 61, 30
99, 26; 03, 29; 04, 584; 705,
685; 708, 155
Helminthophis. J VIII, 128
Helminthotrichum. J II, 293
Helmitherus. P 95, 494; 96, 157,
159; 708, 155
695
Helobia. P ’73, 322
Helocetes. P ’54, 60
Helochares. P ’55, 369, 370
Helochelys. P ’91, 424
Helocyon. P ’79, 184
Heloderma. P ’54, 103; ’56, 150;
766, 303, 311; 69,5; 782, 333; 783,
29, 35; 796, 309, 311; ’03, 552,
556; 704, 468; 708, 91, 117
Helodermatide. P ’96, 311; ’08, 117
Helodermatoidea. P 96, 462
Helodermide. P ’64, 227, 228; ’82,
331
Helodes.
j iii, 453; v, 298. P 53,
353; 756, 37 bee
Helodesmus. P ’96, 262
Helodrilus. P ’02, 80, 84; ’10, 18
Helodromas. P ’08, 153
Helodus. P 91, 365
Helodytes. P ’99, 25
Heloecetes. P ’62, 157
Helecius. P ’80, 136, 192
Helogale. P ’96, 543
Helohyus. J IX, 495
heloise (Helicina). P ’60, 153
Helonias. j vii, 57. P ’60, 98; ’73,
364; 98, 44, 313. J III, 103
helopalis (Cataclysta). P ’60, 218
Helophilus. P ’55, 369; ’95, 330
Helophora. P ’92, 44
Helophorides. P ’55, 356
Helophorus. P ’55, 357, 358; ’61,
341; ’66, 366
’ Helophride. P 744, 99
Helopide. P 746, 61
Helops. jv, 240. P 46, 61, 65; 754,
219; 58, 74; ’59, 77, 284, 290;
61, 353; ’89, 248. J IV, 11, 37 .
Helopus. P ’62, 536
Helotes. P ’61, 45
Helotherium. J VIII, 82
Helotiella. P ’94, 350
Helotium. P ’93, 145;
02, 474
Helotropha.
94, 349;
P ’74, 200; ’7u, 419
helva (Glipodes). P ’62, 48
helvacea (Mitra). P ’04, 13
Helvella. J III, 221
helvelloides (Thelephora).
221
helvetica (Cymbella). P ’65, 16
(Pyrgula). P ’83, 175
(Squatarola). P ’57, 39; 58,
195; ’60, 195; ’64, 66; ’66, 96;
"71, 29; 775, 357. J I, 220
(Tringa). jv, 104. P 57,
39; 758, 195; ’60, 195
(Vallonia). P ’93, 241
helveticus (Charadrius). j vii, 291.
P °53, 426; 56, 294
(Vanellus). j v, 101, 103
7 ee
696
helvina \achatinella). P ’95, 239
(Laminella). P ’95, 227
Helvine. P ’97, 437
helvipes (Lycosa). P ’08, 163, 229
(Trochosa). P ’04, 301; 708,
229
Helvite. P ’82, 100
helvola (Cyprea). P ’05, 292
(Glycine). j i, 326
(Hoplia). P ’44, 142. J III,
286
(Strophostyles). P 1900, 640,
646, 649, 659, 666; 702, 651, 662;
09, 385, 391
helvolicornis (Pepsis). P ’97, 282
helvolus (Arvicola). P 774, 195;
1900, 40
(Georyechus). P 774, 195
(Lemmus). P 1900, 40
(Myodes). P 774, 195
(Phaseolus). j i, 326
helvomaculatus (Sebastes). P ’64, 59
helxines (Crepidodera). P ’73, 71
Hemarthria. P ’91, 293
Hematite. P ’80, 280, 331; ’82,
344; 92, 184, 189; ’95, 508; ’97,
20, 417; ’99, 378. J X, 179, 186,
188, 193, 195, 200, 202, 205, 474,
489, 511, 529, 532. J XI, 78, 307
Hematopus. P ’75, 357
hembeli (Euraphia). j vii, 261
Hemerobius. P ’09, 22
Hemerodromia. P ’95, 327
Hemiacis. P ’69, 3. J VII, 445
Hemianax. P ’99, 228, 233
Hemianthus. j i, 114, 119. P 799,
350
Hemiarcyria. P ’91, 395, 407
Hemiarius. P ’63, 171
Hemiaster. P 757, 147;
93, 222; ’05, 7
Hemiaulidieew. P 1900, 687
65, 75;
Hemiaulus. P ’90, 138; 1900, 687,
696, 729, 738
Hemibagrus. P ’05, 469
Hemibeilesia. P ’99, 274
Hemibranchii. P ’71, 158; ’84, 154
Hemicaranx. P ’83, 284
Hemicardia. J VIII, 334
Hemicardium. P ’61, 442
Hemicaridina. P ’94, 401
Hemicarpha. P ’67, 23
Hemicaulodon. P ’72, 14; ’83, 52.
J VII, 440
Hemichelidon. P ’89, 146
hemichlora (Macrothemis). P 708,
489, 490
Hemichromis. P ’62, 134, 139
Hemicnemis. P ’98, 142
Hemicelus. P ’65, 231, 232
Hemicoris. P ’07, 439
hemicrania (Lytta). P ’08, 618
4
- hemicyclus (Eunotia).
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Hemicrupterus. j viii, 234
hemicrypta (Natica). P ’62, 564;
87, 399. J IV, 875
Hemicycla. P ’92, 392, 393
hemicycla (Janira). P ’62, 582;
82, 154
(Vola). P ’62, 582
Hemicyclia. P ’57, 159
hemicyclicus (Cardium). P ’54, 170
P ’63, 345
(Pecten). P ’81, 421, 422
(Synedra). P ’65, 7
Hemicyon. P ’92, 425
Hemicystites. P ’68, 357
Hemidacnis. P ’64, 271
Hemidactylidae. P 756, 11.
339
Hemidactylium. P 56, 7, 11; 759,
124; 61, 124; ’65, 195; ’69, 94-
99, 101; ’95, 407; 1900, 618; 708,
126. J I, 282, 286; III, 365; VI,
98, 106
Hemidactylus. P ’52, 63; ’56, 147,
148, 221, 237; ’57, 48, 72; 60, 480,
491, 502; 61, 496; ’68, 311, 320;
798, 102, 105; ’02, 176, 183, 193
hemidactylus (Eriodes). P ’62, 513
Hemiderma. P 702, 408
Hemidoris. P ’55, 879
Hemiergus. P ’68, 284
Hemiexocetus. P ’01, 293
Hemifusus. P ’47, 286; ’71, 218,
220; ’80, 372; ’82, 197, 212. J
L147
Hemiganus. P ’92, 323
Hemigrammocypris. P ’10, 483
Hemigrammus. P ’03, 518-520; ’06,
335
hemigranosus.
Hemigrapsus.
207
Hemigymnus. P ’82, 275; 1900, 527
Hemilepidotus. P 56, 133, 134; ’61,
515; 762, 13
hemileuca (Clausilia). P ’08, 574
hemileucurus (Lagopus). P ’71, 97
hemiliopterus (Phractocephalus). P
"71, 292
Hemiloma. P 758, 209
hemilopha (Ctenosaura). P 63, 105;
’66, 312
(Cyclura). P ’63, 105
Hemilophus. P ’99, 204
Hemilutjanus. P ’99, 350
Hemimactra. P ’62, 572;
J VIII, 333
Hemimantis. P ’64, 182; 68, 281
Heminomada. P ’03, 592
Hemiodon. P 753, 262
Hemiodopsis. P ’06, 318
Hemiodus. P ’71, 291;
06, 318
J I,
P 61, 422
P 51, 247, 250; 780,
82, 163.
03, 511;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
hemionus (Odocoileus).~ P ’08, 404
hemionus_eremicus (Odocoileus). P
05, 680
Hemioplites. P °68, 274, 275; ’77,
59, 94; ’06, 515. J VI, 216, 217,
219, 242
Hemiotomys. P ’74, 187, 188, 189;
94, 282; "96, 382. J eo 205 ;
61,
Hemipenthes. P 95, 325
Hemipeplus. P 73, "328
Hemipepsis. P ’96, 551
Hemiphedusa. P 1900, 444-447, 673,
679; 01, 410, 418, ‘476, 517, 531,
623: 03,
315; '04, 809, 811-816, 826; 705,
738; 708, 453, 571
Hemip shlebia. P 701, 132, 139
Hemipholis. P ’89, 177
Hemiphractide. J VI, 69, 88
Hemiphractus. P ’68,114. J VI, 88
hemiplicata (Spirifer). P ’59, 9-28;
65, 277
_ Hemipodia. P ’09, 259
_ Hemipodius. P 69, 199
_ Hemipogonius. P 02, 733
_ hemiprasinus (Chlorion).
a ato; "99, 200
(Sphex). P ’97, 375; °99, 200
_ Hemipristis. P 46, 42; 67, 142. J
Be I, 193, 204; VIII, 254
oP * gioeee
02, 361, 366, 517, 531;
oe Sh i ta
m -gaar
ae oF
P 99, 305; 706, 186,
% . P ’88, 230
‘= en. bs 92, BiG.) 35S,
‘a Hen ete. P 1900, 508. J
3 3
* ee (Conocephalus). P 704,
i 07, 389, 392
_ Hemiptyehus. P 65, 237, 239, 240
_ Hemiramphide. P 97, 69, 97; 799,
118; 1900, 498; 01, 293; 05, 493;
2 06, 1.35 XH, 501
- Hemiramphine. P 705, 493
_ Hemiramphus. j_ ii, 134. P 77,
ox g1e. 314; 81, 120; 06, 91. J
a. Ail, 501.
_Hemirhamphine. P 59, 148; ’63,
273
Hemirhamphus. P ’59, 131, 148, 155;
63, 273 70, 119, 121; 84, 99,
221-226; 97, '69, 97; 1900, 499;
05, 493
Hemirhipis. J Iv, 35
Hemisalamandra. P ’59, 127; ’62,
_ 343; 69, 93. J VI, 108
lide. J XII, 499
Hemiside. J VI, 198
4.
697
Hemisinus. P 64, 24; ’74, 25, 32,
82, 83; ’92, 341. J VIII, 330
Hemisorubim. P ’03, 499
hemisphericus (Platycrinus).
162; 768, 330, 332
(Poteriocrinus). P
361
(Sparus). P ’82, 305
hemispherica (Arcella). P ’76, 55
(Emys). P ’51, 178; 752, 59
(Ostrea). J VIII, 323
(Testudo). P ’52, 59; ’57, 90.
hemisphericus (Agassizocrinus). P
86, 188
(Ceriocrinus).
(Graphiocrinus). P ’79, 361
(Haplocrinus). P 786, 83
(Platyerinus). P ’81, 246; 90,
157-159
P ’65,
79, 309,
P ’86, 178
(Pleurocrinus). P ’81, 246
(Seaphiocrinus). P 86, 178
hemispila (Nucifraga). P ’91, 447
hemistictos (Cromileptes). dy
272
Hemistigma. P 99, 240
Hemistigmoides. P ’99, 229, 239
Hemistoma. P ’82, 274
Hemisus. P ’83, 57.
198, 199
Hemitautoga. P ’63, 206
Hemiteles. P ’73, 169; ’94, 186, 188
Hemithiris. P ’73, 196
Hemithleus. P ’92, 322, 428
Hemithyris. P ’73, 196; ’77, 160
Hemitremia. P 7 7, 45, ‘94
Hemitripterus. P 56, 133; 80, 233;
09, 407
Hemitriton. P ‘62, 343
Hemitrochus. P ’74, 56; ’75, 147,
153, 181; 789, 203, 413; ’91, 456;
92, 129, 214, 395; *10, 514
hemitropa (Biddulphia). P 1900, 705
hemitropus (Zygoceros). P 1900, 705
Hemitrygon. P ’10, 474
Hemitrypus. 76, 358
Hemitubifex. P ’05, 388
Hemiulis. P ’82, 274
Hemixus. P 59, 45; ’99, 212
Hemizaptyx. P ’04, 813, 823, §24-
826, 836; ’07, 501; 708, 575
Hemizonia. P ’48, 21. J I, 175
hemorrhagica (Cicindela). P
335. J IV, 27
hemorrhoidale (Cryptorhopalum).
54, 111
hemorrhoidalis (Pedilus). J I, 84
hempelii (Pompilus). P ’99, 199
hemphilli (Agriolimax). P ’09, 513
hemphilli ashmuni (Agriolimax). P
09, 512; 710, 52, 130
hemphilli (Ariolimax). P 75, 154,
194; ’89, 199; ’98, 239
82,
J VI, 189,
61,
P
698
hemphilli var. maculatus (Ariolimax).
P ’98, 239
hemphilli (Bifidaria). P 1900, 606
(Bulimulus). P ’89, 208
(Helix). P ’05, 275
(Hesperarion). P ’98, 239
(Holonomada). P ’03, 561
(Limax). P ’09, 512
(Nomada). P ’03, 559, 561
(Oreohelix). P ’05, 271, 280-
282
(Patula). P ’73, 249; ’75, 153,
180; ’89, 200; ’05, 275
(Phenacarion). P ’98, 248
(Philomycus). P 1900, 147;
02, 418, 419, 421, 438
(Prophysaon). P 775, 154, 194;
89, 199; 798, 240-251
(Pyramidula). P ’03, 616
(Selenites). P ’89, 196
(Tebennophorus). P ’89, 199
(Triodopsis). P ’89, 205
(Turbonilla). P ’99, 146, 169,
173 :
Hemphillia. P ’73, 247; ’74, 39;
"75, 148, 154, 195; 789, 199; 798,
219, 235-251
- hemphillii (Helix). P ’73, 285
hemprichii (Elaps). P ’60, 72, 74
(Pratineola). P ’89, 79
Hemscyliide. P ’08, 53
hemus (Necroscia). P ’04, 71
Hemydactylus. P ’54, 102, 103
Hendecandra. P ’63, 76
hendersoni (Elysia). P ’99, 621, 523
(Lusciniopsis). P ’58, 194
Hendersonia. P ’93, 161, 457; ’94,
364; 795, 433
hendersonii (Ephialtes). P ’52, 186;
99, 37
(Lusciniopsis). P ’99, 44
henekeni (Fusus). J VIII, 350
Henfreya. P ’58, 132
Henicognathus. P ’68, 132. J VIII,
138
Henicops.
Heniochus.
heniochus
522
(Serranus). P ’07, 257
Henlea. P 710, 18-20
henkelomii (Galatea). P ’61, 25
henlei (Rhinotriacis).. P ’62, 486
hennedyi (Navicula). P ’61, 67; 790,
444
Henous.
henreyi (Chordeiles).
henrici (Ablepharon). P ’75, 428
(Kinosternum). P ’59, 4
(Leucania). P ’75, 428
(Solarium). P 748, 105
(Thyrosternum). P ’59, 6
J V, 16
P 782, 304. J XII, 544
(Epinephelus). J XII,
P 53, 328, 330. J IV, 38
P ’68, 82
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
henriette (Helix). P 77, 297;
89, 204
(Triodopsis). P ’77, 297
henryana (Anodonta). P ’57, 102.
J IV, 373
henryanum (Pleurocera). P ’63, 312
(Trypanostoma). P ’62, 272;
63, 312. J V, 351
henryi (Ammonites).
’60, 418
(Chordeiles). P ’66, 58; ’99,
30
P '58, 43, 73
(Isichthys). P ’62, 443, 444
henryii (Chordeiles). P ’59, 106
henshavi (Agosia). P ’83, 142
henshavii (Apocope). P ’77, 95
henshawi (Eutenia). P ’03, 287,
290, 291, 296
(Lestes). P ’08, 488
(Xantusia). P ’08, 118
henslowii (Ammodramus). P 795,
489; ’96, 142
hentz (Blennius). j iv, 368
hentzi (Agalena). P 1900, 532
(Centrurus). P ’04, 142
(Lycosa). P ’04, 135
hentzii (Chauliognathus). P ’51, 388
(Crenmastocheilus). j v, 386
(Eurypelma). P ’08, 100
(Mygale). P ’87, 370, 379;-
’88, 209
(Phlox). j vii, 110
henzadensis (Vivipara). P ’01, 188
Hepalide. P ’75, 50
Hepatica. P ’60, 145; ’78, 39; 799,
109 :
hepatica (Calappa). P ’58, 162
(Orsodacna). j v, 281. P
73, 22
(Pyranga). P ’59, 106; ’66,
71; ’69, 129,.132; °90, 212; 92,
122; ’03, 28
Hepatice. J III, 203
hepaticum (Distoma). P 756, 43;
73, 364; ’91, 234
hepaticus (Aphanobius). J IV, 35
(Cryptocephalus). P ’47, 171.
I, 257 ?
J IV, 35
ak (Elater). P ’44, 160. J IV,
(Unio). bP ’59, 164. J IV,
348
J
(Crigmus).
Hepatus. P ’50, 24; ’71, 124; ’78,
324; ’79, 403
hepatus (Acanthurus). P ’84, 229
(Paracentropristis). P Aree)
260; ’07, 266
(Serranus). P ’92, 260
(Teuthis), P ’84, 228, 229;
97, 126
Hepialus. P 93, 282; °09, 22
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
hepsetus (Acestrorhamphus)- P ’03,
527; 3; 706, 460 —
(Atherina). P 92, 252; 703,
727
(Hydrocyon). P ’03, 527
(Xiphorhamphus). P ’06, 460
heptacanthus (Cheilodipterus). P ’62,
443
(Temnodon,. P ’62, 443
alae (Trichidion). P ’61,
5
: Heptadon. P ’92, 431
heptagon (Gea). P ’04, 128
heptagonus (Hippocampus). P ’84,
103
tanchus. P ’62, 493; ’64, 150;
, 234. J IX, 430
a (Ampelopsis). P ’70,
aetatiyce P 59, 294
Heptranchias. P 64, 151; ’84, 100;
, 234; 708, 52
'. heracleoides (Eriogonum). j vii, 49
Heracleum. P ’60, 200; ’84, 85
heraldicus (Varanus). P 96, 461
herbacea (Achatinella). P ’88, 29
(Salicornia). P ’81, 454; 1900,
653, 660, 665; ’02, 651-655, 661;
09, 379-398
(Salix). P '63, 95; ’93, 213;
__—s- 04, 603. J ITI, 183, 198
i a. P 60, 201;
i “~ amor ie
ae eT ee Te,
Sul
Se GEN TO me
1900,
herbaceum (Gossypium). P °67, 18;
_ herbaceus (Eyprepocnemis). P ’01,
(Melanoplus). P ’04, 571; ’07,
77; 709, 112, 162, 466
herbaceus’ flavescens (Melanoplus).
Sue 07, 77; 708, 395
her var. tageticola (Phoma).
fmae 06, 28
herbarum (Pleospora). P 795, 422
herberti (Argia). P 08, 478, 488
herbertii (Odynerus). P ” Tagg hs
§ (Planiceps). P ’97, 361
_ herbicola (Eu 5 P °95, 426
typella
; _(Spheria). P 195, 31
agans (Corticaria). P 55, 302
eihivages (Harpalus). P 65, 100
Herbstia. j viii, 107. P ’50, '93
(Panopeus). P ’50, 23; Za,
> ; 778, 318; ’79, 393; "391, 178,
/ 191, 198. J IH, 149
herbstii var. serrata (Panopeus). P
88, 319
Hercodesmus. P 96, 262
699
Hercoglossa. P ’05, 28
Hercorhynchus. P ’05, 24
herculaneus (Pterostichus). P ’59,
83; ’73, 303. J II, 256
hereulea (Anodonta). P ’53, 376
(Clava). P ’01, 392; ’07, 365
(Libellula). P ’08, 489, 490
(Pyrazus). P ’07, 365
herculeanus (Phlegon). P ’59, 289;
"73, 333
hercules (Artibeus). P ’02, 638
hereuleus (Barycrinus). P ’68, 341;
"79, 325
herculis (Dasyrhamphus). P 72,
179
Hereynella. P ’97, 415
Here. P 72, 84
Heredia. P 56, 140, 235;
67, 167, 210; ’69, 100
Herichthys. P 54, 25; ’77, 90
heringi (Centropomus). P ’06, 425
Heringia. J Il, 279. J III, 205
herklotsi (Cyclophorus). P ’08, 454
(Helix). P ’02, 238
Hermadion. P ’05, 526;
Hermea. P 704, 378
hermanni (Helix). P ’06, 155
(Patula). P ’91, 314
(Pyramidula). P ’03, 770
(Radiodiseus). P ’06, 155
Hermannia. P ’86, 10
hermannie (Coryna). P ’08, 604
(Mylabris). P ’08, 604
hermanniana (Cepola). P ’82, 304
hermannii (Tznioides). P ’82, 304
hermaphrodita (Cyclas). P 60, 293;
"61, 26
'(Tellina). P 61, 26
(Venus). P ’61, 26
Hermellide. P ’07, 111;
709, 293
Hermetia. P ’94, 271; ’95, 321
Herminide. P ’60, 14
herminier (Blennius). j iv, 361
herminieri (Blennius). P ’60, 108
(Clinus). P ’60, 108
(Holotropis). P 756, 237
(Labrosomus). P ’60, 108
(Liocephalus). P ’68, 122
herminii (Spherium). P ’60, 293
Hermipus. P ’09, 300
59, 124;
08, 332
08, 358;
Hermissenda. P ’79, 71, 81; 780, 83
Hermophagus. P 744, 116
hermosa (Lithyphantes). P ’09, 205
hernandezii (Chameleopsis). P 54,
103; ’74, 60
(Procyon). P ’71, 12; ’76, 21,
23; ’94, 155
(Tapaya). P ’85, 141
(Thalictrum). P ’98, 403
Hernandria. P ’09, 230
700
herniarioides (Euphorbia). P ’67, 22
(Polygonum). P ’77, 108
herniarius (Myletes). P ’71, 268;
06, 476
(Starksina). P ’06, 476
46, 137; 53, 425;
55, 316; 756, 295; ’59, 108; ’60,
196; 64, 63; ’66, 95; ’68, 150;
'Tl, 333 '75, 3585 83, OTs 789,
267; ’90, 203; ’92, 103, 113; 793,
35, 60; ’95, 472; ’98, 78, 207;
04, 580; ’05, 688; 708, 89. J I,
222
herodias herodias (Ardea). P ’03, 6
Herodiones. P ’69, 195, 198, 200, 202
heroldi var. signata (Acmea). P ’01,
202, 398
Heros. P 771, 254; ’77, 178, 180;
703, 321, 348, 349, 533; ’04, 249;
706, 486
heros (Atschna). P ’62, 397, 402
(Cancer). P ’79, 385
(Cereopis). P ’61, 284
(Chorinus). P ’50, 23; ’79,
385
(Cyehrus). J IV, 30
(Dacne). P ’54, 158; 66, 348
(Engis). j iii, 196. P ’54, 158
(Evarthrus). P 753, 361; ’73,
318. J IV, 28
(Feronia). j iii, 145. J II,
233, 256; IV, 28
(Halophila). P °53, 423; ’62,
154
(Natica). j ii, 248; vi, 211;
vii, 125. P 748, 102; ’62, 565;
"78, 332; ’80, 28; ’82, 168, 169,
176; ’84, 12; ’88, 331, 332
(Neverita). P ’62, 565
(Penthetria). j vi, 154
(Pomotis). P 754, 25
(Proctacanthus). P ’95, 324
(Quadrula). J XIII, 263, 600
(Seaphinotus). J IV, 30
(Seolopendra). J V, 18
heros var. castaneiceps (Scolopendra).
J V, 18
heros (Unio). J IV, 222
Herpestis. ji, 120. P ’67, 21; ’89,
397; ’92, 217; ’96, 507, 543; 705,
697
Herpestomus. P ’94, 186
herpetica (Doridopsis). P ’99, 520
Herpetocephalus. P ’68, 215
Herpetocrinus. P ’79, 368, 372
Herpetodryas. P 756, 242, 307, 310;
57, 53; 760, 253, 342, 484, 503;
62, 356; ’66, 127, 305; ’68, 105;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
71, 200, 204;
08, 121, 122.
134, 178
Herpetogomphus. P
01, 128
Herpetoichthys. P ’60, 475
Herpeton. P ’62, 1; ’64, 167
Herpetosaura. P ’68, 284
Herpetotheres. P ’48, 87, 126; 753,
452; °75, 472, 483
Herpetotragus. P ’60, 554
Herpobdella. P 1900, 57
Herpobdellide. P 1900, 59
Herpotrichia. P ’93, 130;
415
Herpyllus.
’01, 571
Herrerite. P ’54, 232
herrichi (Fluvicola). P ’52, 41
herroni nigellus (Sitomys). P 794,
254, 257
herscheli (Felis). P ’79, 172
Herse. P ’06, 199, 200
hersilia (Cyprina). P ’61, 30
Hersiliide. P ’09, 201
hertzeri (Aviculopecten). P ’71, 61
(Platyceras). P ’90, 180
(Streblopteria). P ’71, 61
Herus. P ’06, 17, 18
herzerii (Cladodus). J IX, 428
herzinica (Aristozoe). P ’97, 426
Hesionide. P ’08, 341; 709, 243, 336
Hesperagrion. P ’08, 461, 468, 481
Hesperanthias. P ’62, 447
Hesperarion. P ’98, 219-229, 236
Hesperia. P ’62, 54, 58; ’85, 87
hesperia (Holonomada). P ’03, 563
(Nomada). P 703, 559, 5638
hesperidarum (Acroglossa). P 795,
333
93, 432; '95, 407;
J VIII, 95, 182,
62, 388, 401;
95, 21,
P 84, 153; 1900, 532;
hesperidum (Coceus). P ’99, 260
(Lecanium). P ’99, 260
Hesperiphona. P ’58, 191; ’59, 107;
66, 39, 80
Hesperis. P ’63, 94. J III, 181,
182, 186
hesperius (Aster). P ’96, 38
(Chloroscombrus). P ’06, 114
(Rhinoceros). P ’65, 177; 768,
177; ’70, 65, 112. J VII, 230, 357,
390
Hesperobenus. P ’73, 328
Hesperocichla. P 766, 65;
65. J IX, 391, 419
Hesperomys. P 753, 242, 410; 755,
335, 442; ’6/, 1385; ’71, 17; 774,
150, 175-186; ’80, 348; 782, 319;
03, 22. J VII, 446; X, 201, 279
Hesperophasma. P
Hesperornis. P
496. J IX, 423, 457
Hesperornithide. P ’98, 495
93, 59,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Hesperoscordium. P ’68, 171
Hesperoscordon. J ITI, 402
Hesperotettix. P 704, 537, 538,
,» 06, 400; ’07, 73, 77, 295; 708,
367, 393; °09, 114, 159, 464
Hesperus. j i, 189
hesperus (Pipistrellus). P ’04, 579;
05, 679
(Vesperus). P ’89, 328
hesterna (Auchenia). P ’73, 260;
74, 18
hesternus (Holomeniscus). J IX, 392
Heterina. P ’62, 383, 384, 401; 701,
128, 131, 134; ’08, 462, 466, 468,
472-490
9 Heterius. P ’52, 37; °53, 282; 759,
* 69, 70, 316
_Heterodes. P ’56, 157; ’59, 142;
99, 38
hetaphylla (Ampelopsis). x 61, 450
Cissus). P 761, 450
P 62, 41. J I, 23
P 775, 89, 91
_ Heteragrion. P 01, 131, 136; 708,
468, 487-490
P Mitteralochs. P ’99, 56
Heterandria. P 53, 390;
ie.) 207, 89
e “heterantha (GEnothera).
= "98, 28, 49, 302
= Sitevanthers. Pp 60, 514
_ Heteraspis. P ’73, 33, 34
q eeecoborus. P 90, 59;
| Se sliranchia (Euphrosyne). P ’05,
59, 61;
j vii, 22.
192, 292,
ha (Chenactis). J III, 92
Heterocentrotus. P 63, 354
Heterocephalus. P ’96, 539-541
_ Heterocera. P 75, 31, 40-52
- bd }
_ Heterocercus. P ’99, 47
_ heterocereus (Eucnemis). P ’52, 46
(Euryptychus). P ’52, 46
ide. J IV, 33
Tus. P 744, 98. J ITV, :11,:33
(Ehlersia). P 09, 322
is (Alp j i, 248.
_P 78, 298, a 79, 417; 91, 183,
~ 199; 7393.
z fGelazinns). P ’80, 137, 186
: (Oeypoda). P ’80, 137, 186
vente P ’95, 306, 339
= P 708, 350; ’09, 270
Prionospio). P 07, 195 ‘
701
heterochroa (Augochlora).
359, 373
(Sphaerophthalma). P ’96, 37
heterocinctum (Orthoceras). P ’63,
23
P 1900,
Heterocirrus. P ’09, 268 .
heteroclita (Blauneria). P 57, 192;
710, 667
heteroclitus (Cetophis). P ’68, 185.
J VII, 431
(Cricotus). P ’75, 405
heteroclitus macrolepidotus (Fundu-
lus). P 704, 507; 710, 600
Heteroclonium. P ’96, 466
Heterocnemis. P ’99, 209
Heterocorax. P ’05, 782
heterocostalis (Scyphocrinus). P ’81,
395
Heterocrinide. P ’79, 285;
355; ’85, 237, 263; ’86, 110, 116,
126, 139; ’90, 362, 378
Heterocrinus. P ’65, 147; ’71, 308;
"79, 228, 283-292, 324, 372; ’85,
229, 234, 235, 275, 293; ’86, 111,
127, 129, 148, 205; ’90, 355, 378,
380
heterocrinus (Myelodactylus). P ’79,
370
81, 178,
Heterocrisina. J IV, 404; V, 174
Heteroerypta. P ’78, 297, 317; 79,
391
Heterodactylus. P ’98, 101, 103, 105
heterodactylus (Calpiocrinus). P
"79, 262; °78, 357
(Heterocrinus). P ’79, 293;
86, 130
(Schizocrinus). P ’85, 235
(Stenocrinus). P ’86, 130, 132
heterodactylus var. propinquus(Steno-
erinus). P ’86, 132
heterodactylus (Thenaropus). J II,
187
Heterodermeae. P ’89, 281
heterodermus (Anolis). P ’56, 224
(Chlorophis). P
72; 760, 559
Heterodon. jv, 357. P ’52, 70; 754,
102; ’56, 161, 249, 309; 60, 244,
336; 62, 348; ’63, 102; ’64, 167;
66, 307, 311; °78, 27; 792, 333,
336, 337; °93, 387; ’95, 393, 407;
01, 17, 88; 703, 34, 551-554; 04,
57, 53, 54,
467, 472, 473; ’05, 208; 06, 420;
08, 123. J III, 94
heterodon (Alburnops). P ’64, 281
(Carcharhinus). P ’08, 62
(Chareharodon). P 746, 42
(Coluber). j v, 357; vi, 36
(Hemitremia). P °77, 45
(Spherium). P ’01, 406
(Unio). P ’53, 250; '54, 237,
243; °60, 153; ’61, 310. J V, 442
702
Heterodonax. P ’98, 59-62
heterodonta (Ashmunella). P _ ’09,
504
(Cyrena). P ’60, 280
Heterodontide. P ’08, 52
Heterodontoide. P ’62, 488
Heterodontus. P ’62, 489, 490; ’81,
114; ’07, 419; 708, 52
heterodontus (Procamelus). P ’73, |
420; °76, 144, 145
_ (Protolabis). P ’76, 145
heterodoxon (Hesperagrion). P ’08,
481
heterodoxus (Michthisoma). J II, 30 |
Heterodromia. P ’46, 127; ’54, 77 |
heterodus (Bifidaria). P 1900, 591
Heterogamia. P ’01, 275; ’03, 178
heterogamia (Stagmomantis). P ’05,
840
Heterogamide. P ’03, 178, 183
Heteroglossa. P ’57, 64, 72; ’64,
182; ’68, 247, 271, 272, 282
Heteroglypta. P ’98, 59
heteroglypta (Ganesella). P ’99,
529
heteroglyptus (Trionyx). P ’73, 277
Heterognathus. P ’54, 98; ’82, 276
Heterograpsus. P 58, 104; ’80, 189,
192, 207-210
Heterogryllus. P ’05, 834, 843
Heterolepide. P 754, 132, 147
heterolepis (Acestrorhynchus). P ’06,
462
(Anolis). P 56, 230, 231, 237
(Carduus). P 92, 363
(Cnicus). P ’92, 363
(Miecrolophus). J VIII, 171
(Pellegrinina). P ’06, 442
(Sporobolus). P 710, 547, 548,
549
(Tropidurus). J VIII, 171
(Xiphorhamphus). P ’06, 462
heterolophus (Ctenodus). P ’83, 109
Heteromeles. P ’68, 284
Heterometrus. J V, 361
Heteromeyenia. P ’81, 150, 461;
82, 13; 784, 216; 785, 28; 786, 228;
87, 180, 214, 226, 236-261, 263
Heteromorphite. P 758, 175
heteromorphum (Polypodium). P
98, 401
Heteromyaria. P ’78, 303
Heteromyide. P ’95, 270-286
Heteromyine. P ’95, 273, 276
Heteromys. P ’75, 272-299; 782,
318; ’95, 270-273
Heteronemia. P 704, 53; 05, 798,
840; 707, 283
Heteronimine. P ’04, 47, 61, 107
Heteronota. P 757, 197
Heteronotus. P ’57, 67; ’62, 191
Heteronychus. P ’56, 19
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Heteropanope. P ’58, 35
Heteropelma. P ’94, 188; ’99, 208
heteropholis (Varanus). P 02, 177
Heterophthalmine. P ’62, 237
sc i aman (Gelasimus). P ’80,
13
heterophylla (Alethopteris). P ’60,
440
(Ampelopsis). P
(Baccharis). P
(Collomia). P
(Euphorbia). P
40, 311
heterophylla var. prunifolia (Euphor-
bia). P ’89, 406
heterophylla (Fraxinus). P ’70, 115
(Isocoma). P ’09, 114
(Marsilia). P ’98, 383
(Navarretia). P ’84, 89
(Phacelia). P ’98, 37, 308
(Plantago). P ’67, 21
(Pteris). P ’05, 700
(Quercus). P 61, 361; 62,
; 772, 126; °75, 415, 437, 465;
62, 162
05, 697
84, 89
89, 406; °98,
(Sollya). P
(Viola). P
58, 126
703, 676, 677, 691,
heterophyllus (Fucoides). P ’80, 294
(Helianthus). j vii, 74
(Macrorhynehus). J III, 93
(Micropus). P ’48, 22. J I,
78
(Pentstemon). J III, 98
Heteroplax. P 58, 94
heteropleurus (Gelasimus). P
139
(Planorbis). P ’96, 562
Heteropoda. P ’61, 176, 233;
142, 144; ’88, 426; ’89, 98;
341; ’04, 121, 134; 709, 213
heteropoda (Lumbriconereis).
454; ’08, 346
(Lumbrineris). P ’08, 346
heteropogon (Rhamphomicron). P
99, 305
Heteropora. J V, 124, 178
heteropora (Biddulphia).
694, 723
(Reptoflustrella). P ’05, 5. J
V, 113, 162
heteroporum (Triceratium).
723
Heteroprosopon. P ’64, 222
heteropsis (Rhynchonella). P
121
Heteroptera. P ’61, 284. J I, 57
heteropterus (Bibio). j iii, 77
Heteropteryginae. P ’04, 89
Heteropteryx. P ’04, 89
heteroptyx (Clausilia). P
519
78,
03,
PO
P 1900,
P 1900,
65,
02, 362,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Heteropus. P ’68, 284
heteropus (Chalcis).- P62, 357
oe 466
Heteropygia. P ’61, 191
heteropygus (Carangops). Bio 262;
oso
Heteroschisma. P ’85, 243
_Heterosomata. P 768, 256
Heterospermum. P ’98, 383
Heterospizias. P ’75, 89
Heterosporium. P ’94, 381
Heterostegina. P ’84, 190, 321; 86,
57
_ Heterostemon.
. Heterostichus.
a 516
heterosticta (Ischnura). P
138
j vii, 22
P 54, 143;
61, 168,
01, 132,
heterostictum (Triceratium). P 1900,
731
_ Heterostoma. J V, 40
Heterostomine. J V, 40
_ Heterostomum. P 58, 110; ’77, 202
__heterostropha (Physa). j ii, 171, 172.
' FP 56, 81, 260; ’60, 18, "147, 155;
61, 309, ’330, 398;
103, 109; ’94, 24;
155
Heterotanais. P 94, 93
63, 149; °72,
96, 494. J VI,
_ Heterotheea. P ’61, 459; ’62, 164;
——s-°*67, 20; 98, 383
Heterotis. P ’82, 279
Heterotriton. P 59, 123; ’67, 167,
q 178
_ Heterotrypus. P ’01, 382
_ Heterozaptyx. P 05, 739; ’07, 501,
502-507; ’08, 576
Heterozona. P 94, 71
Heterurethra. P 1900, 564, 570
heterurus (Scelop orus). P 66, 322
Hetemis. P ’62,39. J II, 142, 146
hetorhynchus (Schismatorhynchus). a
500
P ’01, 381
P '56, 267, 274, 284;
"57, 116, 125; °60, 185, 426
Heuchera, P 60, 200; °63, 62; 84,
_ heudei (Georissa). P ’08, 38
. (Georissopsis). P ’08, 38
(Odontartemon). P ’05, 736
(Opeas). P ’08, 455
oot). P a 736
lini (Cossypha). P 05, 770
dite. P °78, 84; ‘82, 288;
90, 83; ’92, 177- 194
hewardii (Celestus). P ’68, 124
hewitsonius (Achlyodes). Pp 66, 340
mi (Amalia). P 72, 145
(Limax). P ’72, 145; 75, 153,
173, 175; ’76, 1B; 189, 196
703
hexacanthus (Centrarchus). P ’65,
65; 776, 68; °77, 93
~ (Hyperistius). P ’65, 84
(Pomoxys). P ’77, 44
Hexacentris. P 58, 132
hexacera (Vipera). P ’57, 62
hexacornis (Oncocottus). P ’05, 366
hexacornis gilberti (Oncocottus). P
05, 366
Hexacrinide. P ’85, 238, 265, 312,
315, 338; ’90, 345-355
Hexacrinites. P ’81, 230, 252; ’85,
312
Hexacrinus. P ’78, 243; ’81, 182,
231-255, 406; ’85, 239, 338
Hexactiniz. P ’89, 102
hexadactyla (Gryllotalpa). P 705,
832, 843
(Rana). P ’62, 341;
hexadactylus (Cyathocrinus).
319
68, 246
P 79,
hexagona (Euphorbia). P ’63, 75
(Glauconome). P ’61, 27
(Melolontha). J III, 279
(Seala). J VIII, 193
hexagonalis (Stigmus). P ’97, 379
hexagonata (Testudo). P ’02, 384
Hexagonite. P ’76, 160, 180, 181
hexagonoptera (Phegopteris). P ’10,
546, 578
hexagonopterum (Polypodium). P
60, 515
hexagonotus (Xenelaphis). P 702,
179
hexagonus (Engeniacrinites). P ’81,
249
(Priocnemis). P ’97, 271
(Salius). P ’97, 271, 278
(Zethus). P ’99, 416, 433
hexalepis (Phimothyra). P ’66, 304;
01, 63
Hexanchide. P ’92, 234; 708, 52
Hexanchus. P 708, 52
hexandra (Leersia). P ’91, 296
Hexanematichthys. P ’63, 171
hexanemus (Polynemus). P ’61, 275
(Trichidion). P ’61, 275
Hexaprotodon. P ’93, 186. J I,
235, 236; II, 219
hexaspis (Hemidactylus). P ’68, 320
hexatenia (Cheilinus). P 1900, 521
(Pseudocheilinus). P 1900, 521
Hexathele. P ’09, 300
hexophtalma (Parapercis).
549
heyderi (Mamillaria). P ’85, 117
heynei (Pottia). P ’93, 217
heynemani (Urocoptis). P ‘98, 277
heynemanni (Helix). J IX, 34, 35
(Libera). J IX, 35, 108
(Patula). J IX, 35
(Pitys). J TX, 35
J.XiG
704 INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
heysii (Cyrena). P ’60, 280
hians (Arca). P ’62, 580; ’81, 451,
453; ’82, 154
(Argonauta).
(Barbatia).
(Belone). P 83, 283
(Ephydra). j vi, 188
(Gastrochenia). P
479
hians var. hirasei (Lima). P ’01, 402
hians (Lingula). P ’73, 203
(Nueula). P ’65, 128
(Panicum). P ’91, 296
hians var. purpurascens (Panicum).
P ’91, 296
hians (Pholas).
62, 196, 204
(Rocellaria). P ’61, 477, 479
(Sinopa). P ’92, 310
(Stypolophus). P ’75, 444, 448;
"76, 64, 88; ’92, 310
J Il, 332
P ’62, 580
61, 478,
P ’61, 479, 485;
(Tylosurus). P ’83, 283
Hiatella. P ’48, 100; ’72, 222
hiatelloides (Lucina). P 772, 89
Hiaticula. P 756, 322
hiaticula (Aegialitis). P ’92, 150;
95, 505
(Charadrius). j v, 96
hiatidens (Anaptogonia). P ’96, 379.
J XI, 201
(Arviecola). J XI, 201
Hiatula. P ’98, 58. J IV, 381
hiatula (Labrus). P ’03, 332
hibbertii (Megalichthys). J IX, 438
hibernalis (Ctenus). P ’01, 586
(Filistata). P ’01, 570; ’04,
122; ’09, 196, 299
hibernica (Cymatopleura). P 708,
554
hibernicus (Lepus). P ’71, 96; 796,
357
(Megaceros). P ’85, 193
hibisci (Spheria). P ’79, 67
hibiscina (Cercospora). P ’95, 488
Hibiseus. P ’50, 81; 58, 124; ’60,
513; ’86, 291; ’89, 367; 1900, 643,
651-656; 659, 667; ’01, 560; 702,
642, 643, 650-655, 662; 03, 326;
04, 604, 609; ’09, 380-397
Hibou. j iv, 272
hickmansense (Platyceras). P _ ’90,
180
hickonis (Clausilia). P ’01, 649;
04, 821; ’08, 567
hickonis var. binodifera (Clausilia).
P ’01, 649; ’08, 567
hickonis saucia (Clausilia). P 704,
822; ’08, 567
Hickorea. P 53, 402; ’60, 547
hicksiana (Excipulina). P ’93, 166
hicksii (Viola). P ’03, 694
Hiecoria. P ’07, 456
hidachiensis (Melania). P ’02, 120
hidalgoana (Schazicheila). P 703,
783
hidalgoi (Urocoptis).
Hidella. P ’62, 571
hiemale (Cymbidium). j iii, 139
hiemalis (Corallorhiza). j iii, 139
(Ichneumon). P ’78, 352
(Junco). P ’83, 63
hiemalis oregonus (Junco). P ’08,
98
hiemalis (Troglodytes). P ’91, 438;
95, 382, 499; ’96, 194
hiemalis pacificus (Troglodytes). P
93, 28, 56, 65; ’03, 12; ’05, 690
hieracifolia (Erechthites). P 760,
514; 1900, 486, 640, 657; ’02, 644,
664; 710, 583
(Saxifraga). P
hieracioides (Picris). P ’77, 107
Hieracium. j vii, 70. P ’60, 200,
303, 514; 63, 69; 781, 429; ’84,
14, 87; 1900, 483, 670; 702, 664,
669; ’07, 457; 710, 546, 573. J
III, 181, 182, 193
Hierochloa. P ’62, 100, 337; 763,
78, 95; ’80, 344; ’84, 95; ’93,
214; 1900, 662
Hierococcyx. P ’02, 677
Hierodula. P ’03, 708, 709
Hierofaleo. P ’53, 450; ’55, 277,
278; ’61, 216; ’69, 184; ’70, 140
hieroglyphica (Cicada). j vi, 285
(Cytherea). j vii, 253
(Emys). P 754, 189, 190
(Nerinea). P 790, 456, 460,
P '98, 277.
63, 62
468 :
(Odontomyia). P ’82, 87
(Pseudemys). P ’95, 403
(Tettigonia). j vi, 313
hieroglyphicus (Cupressocrinus). P
86, 106
(Melocrinus). P ’81, 295
hieroglyphus (Ceratodus). P 776,
260
hierta (Junonia). P ’85, 86
hierta var. cebrene (Junonia). P
’85, 86
hierte (Delias). P ’85, 86
higashiyamana (Microcystina). P
05, 717
higginsi (Suecinea). P 775, 155
Higginsia. P ’84, 205
higginsii (Unio). P ’57, 84. J V,
188
higoensis (Clausilia). P 701, 499,
625, 650
Higonocarpum. P ’54, 66
Higrocrocis. P ’50, 36 ;
hilairii (Hydraspis). P ’62, 346
Hilara. P ’95, 327
Hilaria. P ’91, 293
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Hilarianus. P ’73, 329
hilarianus (Zethus).—P ’99, 430
hilarii ¢Brycon). P ’03, 523
(Chaleeus). P ’03, 523
hilaris (Cenis). P ’62, 381, 401
(Dicerea).
(Ephemera). viii, 43
(Gasteracantha). P ’03, 341
(Glipa). P ’62, 46
(Lampronota). P ’78, 378
(Mordella). P ’62, 46
(Sitaris). P ’08, 620
hildebrandi (Ixos). P ’99, 213
P ’73, 86, 88, 331
ot (#rancolinus). P 705,
56
(Seleroptera). P ’05, 756
hildrethi (Macrochilus). P ’89, 309
(Plectostylus). P ’89, 309;
91, 262
hildrethiana (Leptoxis). P ’65, 22
(Margaritana). P ’53, 263. J
IV, 49; V, 447
” (Melania). P ’63, 320
hildrethianus (Productus). J: AML,
18, 22
(Strophitus). P 753, 263
(Unio). P 754, 246
hildrethii (Pleetostylus). j viii, 275.
P ’48, 121
hilgardi (Cancellaria). P ’76, 300
'(Pleurotoma). P ’03, 270
(Tapes). P ’90, 450
?
(Turbinopsis). P
705, 26. J IV, 276,
hilgendorfi (Clausilia). P
3; ’08, 565
(Trishoplita). P ’08, 34
hoplita). P ’01, 564
701, 547
hillanum (Cardium). P
90, 454
i (Protoeardia). P ’90, 454
_ hillebrandi (aglaja). P ’75, 155
a (Helix). P ’75, 216
_ hilleri (Trichidion). P ’05, 502
(Urocoptis). P ’98, 277
ae Baar magnocostatus (Phos).
75
9,
hint var.
99, 76
- hillianus (Felis). P ’92, 327
- hillii (Lepas). P ’96, 208
(Mimus).
25
ae (Orthogravsus). P ’80, BA
a eae (Potamides). P
_ himalayanus (+'elis).
45
jacksonensis (Phos).
P 79, 172
01, 638,
hilgendorfi var. chikubashime (Tris-
oh emg var. tenuis (Trishoplita).
hilgendorfi (Microcystina). P 704,
5
61, 370;
4
bg
P *63, 291, 305; ’99,
0,
705
himalayensis (Dendrocitta). P ’91,
442
himantegus (Acheilognathus). P ’10,
481
Himantia. J II, 283
himantia (Hydnum). J III, 216
Himantidium. P ’65, 12
Himantodes. P ’60, 264; ’61, 296,
306; 762, 356; ’65, 198; ’66, 317;
68, 109, 119; ’71, 201
Himantopus. P ’51, 222; ’53, 427;
55, 315; 59, 108, 192;
246; ’66, 97;
himantopus (Hemipalama). P
174
64, 67,
92, 104. J I, 224
61,
(Micropalama). P 61, 174;
64, 67
(Totanus). P ’61, 174
(Tringa). P ’51, 222;
Himantornis. P ’59, 174;
Himella. P ’74, 200
hindei (Stromatopora). P ’86, 44
hindii (Cisticola). P ’05, 771
hindsi (Eutamias). P 04, 577
(Helix). P ’58, 202; ’60, 151;
89, 205
(Polygyra). P 75, 154
hindsii (Mopalia). P ’98, 287
(Pecten). P ’65, 58
hinkleyi (Unio). P ’88, 117
Hinnita. j vii, 182, 260
hinnulus (Mustelus). P ’81, 114
(Siphonalia). P ’05, 103
Hinulia. P ’68, 284. J VI, 109
Hiodon. j i, 364. P ’77, 84, 96
Hippa. j i, 160, 444; viii, 132. P
50, 25; ’54, 175; 758, 230, 244;
71, 124, 240; ’78, 326, 336; ’79,
409; ’82, 238; ’88, 330, 333; ’91,
181, 198; °92, 327. J III, 149
Hippagus. P 748, 100; ’81, 423-428
Hipparchia. P ’85, 87
Hipparion. P ’53, 241; ’56, 59, 311;
57, 89, 91, 153, 157, 158; 58,
11, 21, 27, 151; ’59, 181, 185; ’61,
435; °70, 109; ’71, 112; °82, 290;
85, "33; "189, 96; 91, 368. J VIL,
21, 70, 251, 255, 257, 263, 273,
279- 291, 358, 402. J VIII, 212
61, 173
194, 131
Hippasa. P 08, 160, 293
Hippelates. P ’95, 339
Hippiadae. j viii, 130
hippiana (Potentilla). P ’63, 61
Hippide. P ’58, 229, 244; ‘71,
240; ’78, 326
Hippidion. P ’70, 127
Hippidium. J XI, 256
Hippiscus. P 702, 720; 04, 524,
566, 777, 786; ’05, 193, 194; 706,
360, 376, 377, 401; ’07, 36; 708,
91, 386; 09, 112, 148, 438;
12, 592, 617, 630
10,
706
hippiscus (Choretypus). P ’04, 672
(Plagiotriptus). P ’04, 672
Hippobosea. P ’94, 281; ’98, 164
Hippoboscide. P ’94, 281, 420; 95,
340; 798, 164
Hippocampide. P ’84, 166
Hippocampine. P ’62, 282
Hippocampus. P ’62, 282; ’77, 204;
84, 103; ’92, 249; 97, 98; ’06,
95; ’07, 426; ’09, 407; 710, 601.
J XU, 501
hippocampus (Hippocampus). P ap
103; ’92, 249
Lreenhetseh) P ’61, 71
Hippocastanacee. J III, 85
hippocastani (Dothiorella). P 93,
456
(Schizothyrella). P ’91, 78
hippocastanum (ésculus). P _ ’62,
12; 94, 166; ’01, 356, 358; ’09,
58, 60, 104
(Cassidula),
(Murex).
Hippocephalus.
782, 278
Hippochrenes. P ’65, 73;
J VIII, 316; IX, 121
hippocrepis (Ammonites).
195, 202
(Helix). P ’58, 202;
75, 154; 89,
P 53, 448
P 53, 448
P ’61, 77, 167, 259;
79, 218.
j vi, 112,
75, 202;
89, 84, 206
(Polygyra). P
84; ’06, 124, 127
(Seaphites). Jj viii, 221. P
61, 421; 93, 220; ’05, 27
(Sturnella). P 48, 90; 66,
24; ’97, 147. J II, 269
hippocrites (Ammonites). j vi, 88
Hippodamia. P ’52, 130; ’54, 19;
59, 82; ’60, 317; ’61, 358; ’66,
349; °78, 314. J IV, 12, 42
Hippodon. P ’54, 90, 157; ’56, 311;
57, 89. J VII, 401
Hippoglossina. P ’99, 475
Hippoglossine. P ’64, 196, 197, 216,
217
Hippoglossoides. P ’64, 216, 217
hippoglossoides (Pleuronectes). P
64, 218
(Reinhardtius). P ’64, 218
Hippoglossus. P ’62, 330; ’64, 196,
198, 216, 220; ’04, 512
hippoglossus (Hippoglossus). P ’04,
512
(Pleuronectes). P ’64, 198, 220
Hippohyus. J VIII, 82
Hippoidea. P ’78, 326
hippoides (Palmotherium).
306
hippolestes (Felis).
hippolopathum (Rumex).
J VI,
P ’08, 404
P ’63, 75
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Hippolysmata. P ’60, 26; ’78, 89;
79, 412, 427; ’93, 115
Hippolyte. j viii, 141. P 50, 25,
28; 52, 12, 24's ’60, 27, 33, 36;
63, 139; ’64, 153; °78, 89, 97;
79, 418, 426; ’91, 193, 199; 793,
113-124; ’94, 400; ’01, 161
hippolytes (Bopyrus). P ’63, 140
Hippolytide. P ’93, 115; ’94, 406
Hippomane. P ’89, 406
Hipponix. P 748, 100
Hipponoe. P ’63, 358; 788, 317; 791,
337; 703, 793 ‘
Hipponyx. j viii, 210, 222. P 56,
283; ’60, 423;
267; ’82, 168, 241;
24. J VIII, 364
hippopeus (Unio). P ’53, 261
Hippophe. P ’98, 40, 310
Hippopodium. J VIII, 319
Hippopotamide. P ’82, 321
Hippopotamus. P °42, 217; 744, 14;
746, 93; ’50, 21; 52, 52, 53; 767,
32; °73, 268; ’78, 56; 81, 126- 148;
86, 38; ’91, 357; ” 193, 185- 187;
06, 518.. J 1,38, 231; II, 207.
223; VII, 392; VIII, 78, "85, 87, 88
hippops (Campostoma). P ’64, 284;
’65, 85. J VI, 235
Hippopsis. J II, 142, 145
Hippopus. P ’72, 120, 121
62, 569; 66, 263,
90, 401; 704,
hippopus (Hippopus). P ’72, 121
434; °77, 208 ;
(Caranx). P ’62, 432, 433;
(Scomber). P 762, 431-433;
97, 100; 705, 76
Hipposyus. P ’72, 37. J VIII, 82,
85, 88
hippos (Carangus). P ’62, 432, 433,
97, 100; 705, 76
Hipposideros. P ’98, 319
Hippotherium. r D8, 27, 158; 759;
183; °60, 416; °73, 420; ’75, 257,
259, 262: °82, 290; 785, 32; *86,
89,96; 90,
A387, 310;
92, 325. J VII, 280, 401;
85, 212
Hippothoa. P
705, 5. J IV, 400; V,
163
Hippuris. P ’63, 61
54, 171; "ta —
10° aa
Hippurites. P
90, 448, 456, 459, 462, 469.
VIII, 324
Hippuritide. P ’60, 429; ’90, 447,
460, 467
hippurus (Coryphena). P ’84, 102;
05, Soe
92, 253; 710, 601
hippus (Caranx). P
hiradoensis (‘Turbonilla). P ”
hiradoensis var. badia (rarbonilla).
P 704, 30
‘Hirasea. P02; 29; 04, 636
hhiraseana (Clausilia). P 01, 483,
Microcystina). P ’01, 498
{Mosien dort) P 705, 736
Trihelix). P
, 740
ty ‘900, 382
( tes} 391
(Cantharidus). P ’01, 199,
(Chloritis). P ’01, 565
rE (Clausilia). P 1900, 446, 672;
Aa 701, 466, 651; 04, 828; ’08, 576
tirasei var. kikaiensis (Clausilia). P
651; ’04, 828
P 701, 348
i® ). P 04, 10
Piidlommatina). P 08, 590
Haloconcha). P ’05, 105
“eticina
(Lima).
(Mitra).
Natica). > 05, 105
Onithochiton). P ’01, 2038
Phasianotrochus). P ’01, 199
Plectopylis). P ’04, 616
(Pleurotomaria).
_ (Pomatiopsis). P ’02, 27
(Sitala). P 705, 744
seen
(1 , 82
enus). P ’01, 205, 400, 484;
718
i “ae Vertigo). P 04, 681
Boia C P 05,
si hachijoensis ( Vertigo).
s Riktrcensi (Vertigo). P ’05,
ei okinoerabuensis (Vertigo). P
631
01, 465
01 (Tremellodon). P 94,
a (Agrimonia). P 1900, 485,
Bee pee). P we 281
*% rn tifa) j vii, 2 63
2 aeonyehs). e. TS, 330. °F
Arabs) P 60, 145;
lica). P
784, 80
60, 513.
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
707
hirsuta. Continued.
(Cardamine). P ’60, 145; ’63,
57; 702, 662
(Eleodes). P ’61, 352
(Harmothoé). P ’08, 334; ’10,
338, 350
(Helix). ji, 17; ii, 153, 161.
P ’57, 192, 193; °58, 202; 760, 51,
154; ’61, 308, 397; ’72, 100, 110;
73, 241; ’75, 206; ’89, 204
(Hypoxys). P 1900, 484; ’10,
79
(Lachnosterna). J III, 254
(Lactuca). P 1900, 671
(Lupa). P 780, 192
(Melolontha). j iii, 248. J
III, 254
98, 329-
(Miecronyeteris). P
331
Po: ome P 61, 462; 62,
(Neuropteris). P ’60, 438
(Omalacantha). ~ 71, 288;
"79, 387
(Pedicularis). P ’63, 94; ’93,
212. J III, 183, 195
(Perdita). P ’96, 48, 79
(Pholeomma). P ’92, 31
(Phyllophaga). J III, 235
(Polygyra). P 793, 389, 397;
94,18; ’02, 420, 428; 703, 203
hirsuta altispira (Polygyra). P ’96,
493; 1900, 113, 115, 453; ’02, 427
hirsuta pilula (Poly gyra). P 1900,
113, 115, 182, 453; 702, 428
hirsuta uncifera (Polygyra). P 1900,
453; 703, 202
hirsuta (Porcellana). P 58, 227
(Potentilla). P ’63, 94. J ITI,
190
(Pultenea). P ’50, 81
(Solidago). j vii
vil, 103
(Stenotrema). P ’75, 154, 204;
93, 389, 397
(Thelephora). J III, 220
hirsuta 8 ramealis (Thelephora). J
III, 220
hirsuta (Vicia). P ’60, 199
hirsutipes (Gnaphosa). P ’01, 573
(Mithraculus). P 79, 389;
88, 318
hirsutissima (Actewa). P ’79, 392
(Anemone). P ’98, 16
(Clematis). j v, 159. P ’98,
16, 17, 293
(Dromia). P ’58, 225
(Dromidia). P 58, 225
hirsutiusculus (Bernhardus). P %1,
270; ’58, 237, 2,00 158, 287. p80
(Eup pagurus P 758, 2
hirsutum (Habrocestum). P 01, 591
(Leontodon). P ’84, 87
708
hirsutum. Continued.
(Panicum). P ’01, 558
(Pellenes). P ’01, 591
(Solanum). j vii, 109
(Stenotrema). P ’02, 427
(Stereum). J III, 220
(Zanthoxylum). P ’61, 450;
62, 162; ’70, 136
hirsutus (Arvicola). P ’53, 406; ’74,
189
(Buthus). P ’63, 108. J V,
89, 361
360, 367
(Cenchrus). i 3g
(Corchorus). P ’&9, 369
(Helianthus). P ’84, 201
(Oxybaphus). P ’87, 330-332
(Pelecyphorus). J IV, 18
(Petrolisthes). P 58, 227
(Philolithus). J IV, 37
(Pilumnus). P ’58, $7
(Planorbis). P
18; °72, 103
(Pogonias). P
40
56, 260; 60,
56, 321; 759,
(Polyporus). J III, 209
(Strophius). P ’09, 213
(Tanais). P ’94, 93
hirta (Alsine). P ’63, 94
(Apargia). P 7 7, 107
(Arenaria). P 63, 94
(Carex). P °87, 80
(Cyelocephala). P ’61, 346
(Draba). P ’93, 209; ’95, 544.
J III, 182, 187
(Hedeoma). J I, 183
(Lespedeza). P ’60, 513; 1900,
483; ’04, 606, 607; 710, 566
(Lomis). P ’58, 231
(Musea). P 94, 278
(Poreellana). P ’58, 231
(Riccia). P ’69, 232
(Rudbeckia). P ’60, 303; ’73
300; ’76, 175; ’02, 669
(Spirifera). P ’65, 119
(Tachina). P ’94, 278
hirtella (Plantago). P ’98, 383, 407
hirtellum (Ribes). P ’63, 61
hirtellus (Hydroporus). P 755, 293
(Pristoscelis). P 66,
(Scydmenus). P 52,
hirticeps (Lachnosterna). TIT, 255
hirticollis (Cicindela). j i, 2 20. A
743, 295; ’66, 396. J IV, 12, 27
(Corymbites). P °45, 215
(Donacia). P ’51, 818; ’73,
?
20
hirticornis (Leptothorax). P ’03,
223, 224
hirticula| (Lachnosterna). P. 73,
330. J III, 254
(Melolontha). J III, 254
(Phyllophaga). J IIT, 235, 254
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
hirtimanus (Bithynis). P ’93, 122
(Palemon). P ’93, 122
hirtipennis (Crepidodera). P 747,
165
(Epitrix). P ’73, 72
(Erioptera). P 59, Ses
ste." (Acrolophitus). P ’04, 563;
706, 363
(Campsicnemus). P 95, 328
(Cardisoma). P ’51, 253; 58,
100
(Chlorodius). P 52, 79
(Cirolana). P
(Crossidius). P :
(Edotia). P ’97, 403
hirtipes var. levidorsalis (Edotia).
91, 187
P ’97, 403
(Idotea). P ’54, 175; ’97, 403
(Kinosternum). P ’54, 186
(Metaplax). P ’80, 192
(Micippa). P ’57, 218 ;
(Nympton). P ’01, 166 a
(Ozotheca). P ’59, 6 :
(Remipes). P ’58, 229 a
(Synidotea). P ’97, 403
hirtissima (Actea). P ’52, 73
hirtum (Anobium). P
(Neobium). P ’65, 231
(Nicobium). P ’65, 231
(Nymphon). P ’01, 166
hirtus (Glyptoscelis). P '73, 35
(Grapsus). j vili, 124. P 750,
27; °58, 102; ’80, 193 a
(Paguristes).. P 51, 2723 s "
35 ;
Hirudinea. P 1900, 67-71; ’07, 125
Hirudo. P '68, 239; ’70, 89; 7
306; 1900, 69
hirudo (Avicula). j ii, 262
hirundinacea (Euphonia). P 765,
172 - : :
hirundinaceus (Haliperea). P
242
(Trochilus). P ’99, 62
Hirundinide. P 753, 307, 369;
Suppl.; ’63, 295; ’66, 72; 769,
83, 62; '95, 492; 796, 154; ”
767 5
hirundinis (Cimex). P 77, 284
Hirundo. j ii, 72; iv, 255;
viii, 155. P 46, 110; Ot
69; ’51, 215; 53, 307, 401;_
308; 56, 287; ; 59,
106, 191, 301, 303; ’60, 133
318, 547; ’63, 295; :
58, 72: 'T25 21; 75, 352, 353
62; °99, 25, 40-44; 02, 677,
03, 28; °04, 583; '05, 767;
179-200, 210; 708, 137, 154;
364. ¥ hi 31; II, 261
hirundo (Hydrocecropis). pe
(Leiocottus). P 756, 1
_—
hirundo.—Continued.
_ (Lingula). P ’73, 203
(Sterna). P ’53, 429; ’55, 317;
757, 40; 762, 542, 544, 546, 547,
; i; 43; 08, 100
(Trigla). P 92, 240, 273;
347
: P 71, 304
. j iii, 431. P ’47, 161; 754,
59, 90, 292
(Ocypoda). P ’80, 186
anice (Raja). P ’10, 471
icum (Sedum). P "283, 74
n ielensis (Blacicus). P 309, 361
(Turdus). P ’51, 152; ’60,
5; 764, 249
jpanum (Plectropoma). P ’62, 236
nus (Cancer). P ’80, 224
(Gonioplectrus). P ’99, 118
la (Acanthospermum). P ’77,
Aralia). P °92, 377
(Artemisia). P ’89, 389
_ (Chrysopsis).
| Cosmanthus). P ’61, 463; 62,
. P58, 226
P 02, 4-19;
P 775, 155
P ’63, 72
P '58, 202; °75, 214;
anthera). j vii, 107
celia). ¥ ’61, 464; ’62,
‘otheea). P 65, 241
ene). P 01, 166
enonia). P '56, 109
chelomonas). r
673-675
47, 161
=~ 73, 19, 79
(Polydesmus). P 64, 7
. (Exidia). J II, 279
asianthea). P 61, 458; ’62,
P ’84, 86
vais
P 03, 694
enia). Pp 61, 458; 762,
n (Galium). P 1900, 632
05, 666,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
709
hispidulus (Corynorhynchus). P ’04,
677
(Philolithus). J IV, 37
hispidum (Distomum). P ’87, 24
(Erithichium). P 761, 462;
62, 165 :
(Rutydocaryum). P ’61, 462
(Sigmodon). j iv, 354
hispidus (Apsectus). P 754, 113
(Arvicola). P ’74, 176
(Bolistes). P ’63, 177;
(Cancer). P ’79, 390
(Caprolagus). P 1900, 462
(Corynorhynchus). P ’04, 677
(Cryptanthus). P ’63, 72
(Echinocephalus). P ’03, 52
(Erotylus). P’53, 359
(Geomys).. P 752, 158; 775,
133
(Leptus). j ii, 81
P 59, 72
97, 127
(Limonius).
(Lobocheilus). P 705, 483
(Mithrax). P ’50, 23; ’79, 390
(Molacanthus). P ’60, 21
(Monacanthus).. P
(Monochirus).
(Orthagoriscus). P
(Perognathus). P ’75, 296
hispidus paradoxus (Perognathus).
P 03, 25 .
hispidus (Pseudostomys). P 775, 133
(Rubus). P ’60, 303; 1900, 484
(Sigmodon). P ’53, 414; ’74,
176; ’78, 62; ’94, 161, 229
hispidus berlandieri (Sigmodon). P
703, 23
hispidus eremicus (Sigmodon). P
05, 677
hispidus littoralis (Sigmodon). P
94, 160
hispidus (Stephanolepis). P ’06, 102
(Synealypta). P 744, 117
(Tropidurus). P 798, 102
hispilabrus (Blaps). j iii, 259
Hister. jv, 32. P ’52, 36, 57; 753,
289; ’59, 70, 288, 310, 312; 61,
343; 763, 90. J IV, 31
Histeride. P ’59, 288. J IV, 31;
XI, 281
histeroides (Copris). j iii, 205
(Scarabeus). j iii, 205
Histiagonia. P ’04, 127
Histiophorus. P ’82, 275, 304; ’99,
345
Histiophryne. P ’63, 90
Histiotus. P ’65, 174; ’91, 467
histriana (Psilopyga). P ’53, 287
histrica (Paludina). P ’02, 116, 118
(Tetrix). P ’04, 667
histricum (Dactylotum). P ’04, 539
histrieus (Paratettix). P ’04, 667
(Viviparus). P ’02, 118
710
histrina Sie > i sg
Histrini. P ’52,
histrio (Bothrigbeis). P 703, 54, 640
(Collops). P ’52, 165
(Columba). P ’64, 248
(Cryptocephalus). P ’47, 170
(Lophius). P ’63, 176
(Pterophryne). P ’89, 344
(Psittacus). P 64, 239
(Scorpena). P ’83, 292;
395, 399, 403
(Trichopoda). P ’95, 332
Histriobdella. P ’07, 104, 110
Histriodrilus. P ’07, 104, 110
histrionica (Clangula). P ’53, 428
(Fuligula). j viii, 157
(Mogannia). P ’61, 283
Histrionicus. P ’62, 323; ’69, 217;
93, 23, 33. J IX, 406
histrionicus (Histrionicus). P
23, 33. J IX, 406
(Peltonotellus). P ’07, 493
histrix (Trichoderma). P ’82, 283
hitcheockiana (Carex). P ’87, 74
Hiteheockii (Navicula). P ’65, 10
hiuleus (Amblyteles). P ’78, 355
hizenensis (Chione). P ’04, 553
(Claneulus). P ’01, 201, 398;
04, 34
hizenensis var. fraterculus(Clanculus).
P 04, 38
hizenensis (Costellaria). P
(Mitra). P ’01, 386
(Terebra). P ’04, 4
hjalmarsoni (Urocoptis). P ’98, 277
hoagi (Boopedon). P ’04, 519
hoazin (Phasianus). P ’64, 247
Hobar. J XII, 525
hochelage (Diatrype). P ’90, 224
hodgei (Galeodia). P ’82, 168, 169
(Isoecardia). P 771, 183
hodgii (Cassis). P ’48, 98; 62,
(Galeodia). P 54, "30;
564
(Sconsia). P ’62, 564
hodgsonii (Campylodiseus). P ’61, 66
Hodomys. P ’94, 226-232-241
hoeveni (Rallus). P ’94, 135
(Squilla). P ’93, 106
hoevenii (Ilisha). J XII, 501
(Leptobarbus). P ’05, 486
53, 287
85,
93,
01, 386
564
62,
hoffmanni (Cholepus). P ’01, 366;
04, 477
(Mosasaurus). P ’59, 92
(Spherobothria). P ’09, 195
hoffmaniana (Tellina). P ’82, 199,
200
hoffmannii (Anolis). P ’71, 205. J
VIII, 95
(Colobognathus). P ’71, 205.
J VIIT, 95, 148
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
hoffmannseggiew (Centris). P ’99, 63,
Hogardia. P °95, 264
hogardii (Sphecius). P ’95, 265
(Stizus). P ’95, 265
hoieri (Alea). P ’68, 18
(Lomvia). P ’68, 75
hojeri (Skua). P ’63, 125
hokkaidoensis (Clausilia). Pa
480, 649
hokkaidonis (Euthria). P ’01, 389
(Microsystina). P ’05, 716
Holarchas. P ’94, 423
Holaster. P ’61, 422. J II, 40
holboelli (Acanthis). P ’61, 385
(AZgiothus). P ’61, 377, 385;
63, 40; ’69, 185
(Amphiura). P ’91, 479; 701,
178
(Colymbus). P ’69, 184; ’95,.
465. J IX, 396, 397
(Linaria). P ’61, 385
(Pedetaithya). P ’62, 231
(Podiceps). P ’62, 231
holboellii (Colymbus). P ’93, 22, 29
holbroockii (Eupomotis). P ’06, 520
(Pomotis). P ’06, 520
holbrooki (Gambusia). P ’59, 62
(Pecten). P ’81, 419
(Scaphiopus). P ’78, 28; 795,
05
Holbrookia. P ’52, 125; ’54, 102;
56, 239; °58, 253; °66, 303, SiR;
68, 310; ’83, 10-18, 33; 792, 335,
337; ’93, 386; 796, 463; ’97, 461;
703, 30, 31, 540, 545-547; 704, —
468; ’08, 117
holbrookii(Acipenser). P ’89, 251, 257
(Echeneis). P ’62, 239 ; 64,
60, 61
’ (Elaphis). P 56, 244
(Emys). P ’54, 189
(Heterandria). P ’77, 89
(Nerodia). P ’61, 298; ’01, 38
Pe ere ag P ’44, 96; ’48, 103;
(Rana). P ’63, 54
Bee Soe iyo P ’63, 54; 767,
Holeiophorus. P. 73, 30) sae Thy
225-227, 24y
Holeodus. P ’71, 298; ’72, 141
Holeonotus. P 54, 15, 122, 141, 152;
55, 322; 62, 275, 331
Holeosus. P 62, 60; 68, 306
Holcrosia. P ’67, 209
Holeus. P ’77, 109;
660, 662
Holectypus.
hollandi (Alecadia).
(Sagda). P
(Urocoptis). P
P 90, 455
P ’10, 254
10, 517
198, 275
84, 95; 1900,
—_——
Hollardia). P ’62, 235, 242
P 62; 235, 242
s (Clepsine). P 1900, 63
i (Naticopsis). P ’60, 463
nii (Chirocephalus). P 79,
8, 200; ’80, 156
rgi (Ochthebius). P 55, 362
ii (Direwa). P ’59, 290
na (Crategus). P ’05, 629,
Us "0, 218, 221
ianus (Fusus). P 05, 24 J
(Aleurodicus). P 02, 279,
(Area). P ’71, 132, 142
(Colophonodon). P 53, 377;
fi61, 153. J VIII, 418 -
(Myliobates). J I, 299; VIII,
Phocodon). J VII, 420
Squalodon). P ’67, 144, 151,
J VII, 418
nthus. P 62, 238, 243; 63,
; 982, 273, 304; 84, 102; 797,
thus (Diodon). P ’60, 103
ithride. P 704, 222. A Xi,
P 04, 225-235. J
ntridae ; 799, 118,
1900, 501, 520, 526; 01, 325
eentrine. P ’62, 237
ventrum. P 62, 237;
"97, 99; 701,’ 325;
s. P 82, 306; ’97, 75, 99,
2 "09, 118, 483, 485; 1900, 501,
, 520, 526; 01, 325; 04, 225°
P 95, 323
P '68, 256, 257, 260,
63, 86,
04, 233-
P °74, 176, 177; ’94, 226
z (Hyla). P 64,181. J
1S Be eierpetodryas). J VIII,
P 99, 209
P 05, 792, 839; ’06,
P 86, 111, 139
P 80, 294
a. P 05, 341; 708, 329
epis. P ’63, 42; 64, 232; 65,
"77, 56, 93. J VI, 208
"47. P 52, 37; ’59,
, 31
(Pealidoprocne). P 99,
INDEX—TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
711
Sukanvabebias P ’92, 436. J IX,
392; XI, 265
Holometopus. P ’58, 106; ’80, 213,
224
Holonectes. J VI, 192
Holonomada. P ’03, 561, 562, 582
Holoparamecus. P ’76, 271
Holopea. P ’63, 21; ’65, 251, 252;
"71, 172; ’89, 298, 309
Holopella. P ’63, 22; ’89, 298
Holopoda. P ’96, 343, 490; 1900,
563, 569-576
Holopodius. J I, 224
Holopogon. P ’95, 323
Holops. P ’69, 123; ’72, 11
Holoptychius. j viii, 235. P 91,
364. J Ill, 162
Holopus. P ’79, 366; ’85,
86, 104, 190; 87, 105;
348, 353, 360; ’90, 373
Holoquisealus. P ’66, 404
Holoragee. J III, 184
Holorhaphidota. P ’84, 206; ’87, 180
Holorhinus. P 62, 331; ’99, 331
Holosealpellum. P ’08, 109
holosericea (Ammophila). P ’96, 552
(Muscicapa). P ’64, 255
(Muscipeta). P ’59, 49
(Mylabris). P ’08, 610
(Nyctibora). P ’06, 269
(Sturnella). P ’66, 25
(Tephrosia). j vii, 105
(Urtiea). P °48, 25. JI, 183
holosericeus (Eulampis). P ’60, 377
(Trochilus). P ’60, 377
(Xanthornus). P ’66, 25
Holospira. P 775, 148, 153, 183;
789, 81, 195, 207; 98, 265, 272,
281-284; 702, 511; 705, 212-
220, 406, 841; ’06, 125; ’09, 512;
710, 46, 49-53, 117-130, 144
Holostei. P 68, 256, 258, 263
holostictus (Leporinus). P ’06, 330
Holostomum. P ’56, 45
Holotaxis. P ’71, 257; ’06, 294
Holothuria. j iv, 156. P ’45, 284;
63, 141, 142; ’88, 309; ’90, 317-
323, 333, 335; ’01, 169
Holothurioidea.. P °7 78, 305;
Holotrachys. P ’04, 294
holotrema (Clausilia). ¥
702, 378
holotricha (Erioptera).
Holotrichia. J III, 236
Holotropis. P ’54, 103;
holstonensis (Unio). P
54, 245
holstonia (Lithasia). P
(Margaritana). P
VI, 327
(Strophitus). P
Holtenia. P ’70, 127
256-299 ;
88, 346-
01, 169
01, 654;
P '59, 226
56, 150, 237
53, 250;
96, 497
53, 263. J
53, 263
712
holtonis (Anodonta). P ’57, 85. J
III, 316
holzingeri (Bifidaria). P 1900, 607
(Pupa). P ’89, 207, 414
Homeceride. P ’60, 227
Homalattus. P ’92, 80; 1900, 540;
01, 592; 7°04, 139
Homalobus. P ’63, 60
Homalocenchrus. P 710, 546, 553
Homalochilus. P ’62, 70, 71; 768,
127; °71, 128; °73, 329
Homalocranion. P ’56, 237; ’60,
259; ’61, 74
Homalocranium. P ’66, 126; ’68,
102; ’01, 92; 708, 124
Homalocrinus. P ’79, 258; ’85, 266;
’86, 65, 67
Homalomyia. P ’95, 335
Homalonotus. j viii, 234, 278. P
’83, 213. J VIII, 305
Homalopomus. P ’56, 182; ’61, 514;
63, 230,244, 247
Homalopsis. P ’60, 504;
Homaloptera. P ’05, 475
Homoloptereformes. P ’61, 7
Homalopteride. P ’05, 475
Homalopterine. P ’05, 475
Homalopteroide. P ’61, 7
Homalopteroides. P ’05, 476
Homalosaparus. P ’08, 17
Homalosaurus. P ’52, 179; ’54, 102
Homalosoma. P ’56, 240; ’60, 79,
250, 509
Homalota. P
IV, 31
homari (Amathila). P ’01, 167
64, 167
44, 30; °73, 327. J
homaroides (Cancer). P ’63, 139;
93, 127; ’95, 178
Homarus. P ’50, 29; ’52, 11, 15;
"71, 1243; °78, 327; -793,: 76: 799,
210
hombergi (Tritonia). P ’79, 95, 97-
104
Hombronia. P ’57, 196; ’64, 180
hombroniana (Fusus). Pp 30) 207
(Perissolax). J VIII, 276, 314
(Pyrula). J VIII, 314
homeana (Cinixis). P ’57, 72
homei (Fierasfer). P ’62, 241;
1900, 523
(Oxybeles). P 1900, 523
Homelys. P 794, 399
Homeocladia. P ’61, 71
Hominide. P ’79, 193; ’96, 205
hominis eee BP: iB
Biol. 12
hominis oris (Filaria). Pp 50, 117;
56,
hominis (Oestrus). j ii, 354. P
’59, Biol. 8
hominivorax (Lucilia). P ’94, 279
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Homo. P ’68, 262;
82, 292; ’87, 359; '94, 218; 95,
446; °96, 205; ’97, 224; 04, 149,
150. J VII, 363-365; VIII, 71,
73, 89; XI, 413, 415, 417
Homocamelus. J VII, 21, 141, 156-
159, 356, 382
homochroa (Cymochorea).
(Dendrocinela). P
461
homochroa acedesta (Dendrocincela).
P 04, 461, 462
homochroa homochroa (Dendrocinela).
P 04, 462
homochrous (Dendromanes). P ’04,
462
Homocrinus. P ’70, 30; ’71, 314;
79, 283-297, 300-336, 370, 372;
79, 193, 194;
P 64, 77
04, 449,
85, 262; ’86, 115, 144; ’90, 380,
384, 390
Homeogamia. P ’02, 717; ’03, 177-
192; ’07, 75; ’08, 369; 709, 2ig,
118, 411, 415
Homeusa. P ’66, 373
Homola. P ’58, 226
homolechis (Xiphosurus). P ’64, 169
Homolidea. P 758, 226
Homolophus. P ’01, 593
homomalla (Gorgonia). P ’88, 308
(Plexaura). P ’88, 308
Homomya. J VIII, 285, 317, 333
homonymus (Diapterus). P ’83, 121;
88, 265, 272
(Gerres).
Homoprion. P
29; ’99, 355
Homopus. P ’54, 188:
Homopyralis. P ’74, 213
Homostegia. P ’90, 248; 95, 427
Homptoicha. P ’07, 376 Bi:
64, 285. J
P ’83, 116
61, 83, 88, 90; 763,
60, 507
homsensis (Unio). P ‘
VI, 249 :
hondaana (Trigonia). j viii, 225. J
VIII, 320 a
hondana (Clausilia). P 1900, “ :,
701, 638,
642, 653 a
honestum (Bembidium). P ’57, 4 f
(Notaphus). P 743, 297 Sia
honestus (Pterostichus). P 66, 346; —
73, 305 ;
hongkongensis (Helix). P ’82, 234 —
Honkenya. P ’84, 81; ’88, 396
honneymani (Acipenser). P ’89, 253,
P 1900, 91
257
hoodensis (Bulimulus).
P.O 608
P 03, Seam
hoodiana (Nomada).
hoodii (Floscularia).
(Phlox). P 63, 74 ‘
hookeri (Leptodactylon). J 1, 157]
(Prosartes). P ’68, 174
hookeriana (Franseria). ’P 763, 65
(Palafoxia). P 63,66
hookerit (Gardoquia). P ’58, 131
hoolock te P 02, 159
H P ’61, 458; ’62, 163; 70,
ii (Helenium). P ’63, 65
i (Clytus). vy II, 28
(Lamna). P 746, 42;
I, 198
(Odontaspis). - J I, 198
(Scolopendra). J v, 29
stonensis (Helix). P ’58, 202;
By e4c; *75, 208; °76, 127; ’89,
hey P ’75, 154, 206
- (Unio) 53, 258; °54, 244;
oo, o1. J III, 305; v, 415
(Oleyphides). P 07, 165
__(Phasma). P
si (Mycteroperca).
67, 142.
07, 165
Feat, 94,
‘an ii (Ammonites). J VIII; 312
ppya). P1900, 96, 97, 105
us. P ’64, 231; ’77, 46, 97."
er 237, 241
rythrinus. P ’03, 508
a. jv, 300. P 43, 304; 744,
141; ’59, 71, 289; 66, 347. J
Ti, 235, 284, 287
. J III, 226, 284
P 03, 508; 706, 293
smenus. P ’73, 105, 112-128;
; 794, 185
oma. P ’82, 281
mera. P °98, 158
P 94, 303; ’95, 517, 525,
P ’97, 406, 456
s (Olcostephanus). P ’97,
trachus. P ’64, 182; ’68, 281
ytula. P ’63, 253
phalus. P ’59, 343
cus. P ’68, 283
P’68, 196. J VII, 438
Typha. P ’62, 127; ’01, 284
nus. P ’85, 233, 235-295
ctylus. P ’57, 197
hus (Conocephalus). P ’05,
(Sparisoma). P ’06, 488
P ’01, 167
eB P ’62, 252
P 61, 78; ’62, 252
e Ol, 115- 118; 905, 28
y 79, 170, 171; 189,
terus. P °72, 32;
ol P
05, 759
03, "44, 55, 636-
INDEX-TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
713
Hoplosoma. P 771, 282
Hoplosternum. P ’74, 135
Hoploterus. P ’99, 48
hoppii (Pupa). P ’58, 208;
153, 189; ’99, 315
Horamia. P ’60, 545, 546
horanii (Ceratocephala). P ’77, 140
horatii (Lepidosteus). P ’10, 605
hordacea (Physa). P ’64, 116. J
VI, 176
(Pupa).
(Pupoides). P
hordaceus (iupoides).
588, 605 ~
hordeacea (Pupa). P ’75, 154, 189;
’89, 207, 411
hordeacella (Bifidaria).
594, 607; ’07, 458
hordeacella parvidens (Bifidaria). P
1900, 594, 607
hordeacella (trupa). P ’90, 44;
"77, 108; ’84,
1900, 594
Hordeum. P ’63, 79;
95; 798, 45, 314; 709, 489. J ITI,
104
04, 563;
75,
P 1900, 588, 594
109, 514
P 1900, 585,
P 1900, 591,
Horesidotes. P
08, 366, 379, 381
06, 32;
Horia. j iii, 279; ’53, 328, 350; ’60,
320; 708, 624
horiconensis (Rana). P 755, 424;
95, 394
Horiine. P ’08, 624
horiomphala (Trochomorpha). P ’01,
344; ’04, 632
Horizopus. P 1900, 29
Horizorhinus. P 99, 216
Hormathia. P ’89, 110
Hormilia. P ’04, 542, 572; 705, 806,
842; ’07, 58, 78; ’09, 115, 167, 474
hormoides ‘(Podasira). P.?@4, 71
Hormonotus. P ’57, 56, 72; 60, 262
hornbeckiana (Philampelus). ie IV,
154, 156
hornbeckii (Martesia). P ’62, 221
(Pholas). P ’62, 196, 220
Hornblende. P ’72, 276; 80, 280;
82, 344; ’92, 176-200; 1900, 182,
218; 03, 397, 399
hornbyi (Oceanodroma). P 64, 75
(Thalassidroma). P ’64, 75
hornemanni (Linaria). P ’61, 388
(Linota). P ’61, 388
hornemannii exilipes (Acanthis). ig
1900, 32
horneri(Achatinella). P 95, 224, 238
horni (Bulla). P ’84, 111
(Patula). P ’75, 153; 710, 115
(Thysanophora). P ’03, 763
hornii (Area). P ’82, 199
(Architectonica). P ’82, 198
(Astragalus). P ’77, 274
(Bulla). P ’82, 198
714 INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
hornii. Continued.
(Cardita). P ’82, 199, 211
(Conus). _P ’82, 198
(Corbula). P 780, 198
(Dicerea). P 73) 86, 88
(Gobreus). P 98, 60°
(Helix). P 710, 115
(Hemifusus). P ’82, 197
(Lunatia). P ’82, 198
(Meretrix). P ’82, 199, 212
(Morrissia). P ’61, 371
(Patula). P ’89, 200
(Psammobia). P ’98, 60
(Pterostichus). P ’73, 304, 318
(Tellina). P ’82, 199
(Thysanophora). P ’06, 124,
126; ’09, 512; ’10, 52, 86, 115
(Tritonium). P ’82, 197
horrendus (Cladonotus). P ’04, 660
(Pantelia). P ’04, 660
horrens (Prionotus). P ’83, 292
horreorum (Hirundo). P 759, 106;
GG Tes. T a, Ek
horribilis (Ursus). P ’67, 134; ’82,
327; ’86, 36; 94, 123-128; 96,
384; 08, 79. J XI, 221
horrida (Aleyrodes). P ’02, 282
(Bufichthys). P ’82, 277
(Caudisona). P ’66, 309; 771,
48
(Crategus). P 710, 222
(Fatzia). P ’84, 85
(Filaria). P ’84, 47; ’90, 412 |
(Parthenope). j viii, 111. P
50, 23
(Polycera). P ’80, 107
(Protonopsis). j v, 320
(Ricinula). P ’05, 291
(Rissoina). P ’73, 210
(Salamandra). j v, 320
(Trachelomonas). P ’05, 668,
674
horridulum (Cirsium). P ’60, 303
horridulus (Cnicus). P 1900, 670;
02, 664
horridum (Distoma). P ’56, 44. J
I, 303
(Distomum). P ’50, 118; 756,
(Heloderma). P 754, 103; ’56,
150; °66, 303; ’69, 5; ’08, 117
horridus (Anthicus). P ’52, 98. J
IV, 38
(Aublysodon). P ’76, 340
(Cheiracanthus). P ’56, 58
(Clybus). P ’62, 42
(Crotalus). j v, 37; vi, 370. P
53, 415, 416; 759, 337, 338; 784,
140; ’93, 385; ’95, 393; ’01, 101,
106; ’03, 542, 554; ’08, 124. J
VIII, 152
(Diplacanthus). P ’10, 663
horridus. Continued.
(Deinodon). P ’56, 72
(Dinodon). P ’68, 197
(Epinephelus). J XII, 524
(Hetrodes). P ’01, 381
(Hyenodon). P 53, 392; 54,
157; 57, 90, 158; 58, 158; 199)
318. J VII, ’20, 39, 354, 356, 369 ;
IX, 175- 179, 499-531
(Megalosaurus). P '57, 90
(Pornotrips). P ’01, 381
(Serranus). P ’07, 257
(Stylodesmus). P 196, 261
horsfallie (Ipomea). P ’58, 130, 132
horsfieldii (Dothidea). J II, 289
(Papilio). P 66, 341
horstockii (Hyperolius). P ’62, 341
(Lycophidion). P ’60, 261
hortensis (Arion). P ’58, 198; ’74,
35; 796, 342; ’98, 239
(Arvicola). P 753, 415; 74,
176
(Bulimus). P ’59, 188
(Euphrosyne). P 705, 5843
08, 339
(Helix). P ’58, 202; ’60, 49;
75, 220; 789, 194; ’91, 406; 796,
425; ’08, 425; ’10, 665
(Hydrangea). P ’88, 278; ’97,
86
(Iulus). P ’64, 14
(Tachea). P 775, 155
horticola (Succinea). P ’01, 196, 348
hortorum (Argyrepeira). P ’92, 50;
1900, 536
(Epeira). P ’78, 124, 131;
81,169, 175; ’82, 256
(Leucauge). P ’04, 131; 709,
208 3
(Meta). P ’88, 175
hortulana (Agrotis). P ’75, 480
(Helix). P ’92, 393 j
(Xiphosoma). P 793, 430 4g
hortulanum (Xiphosoma). P 768, 101.
J Vill, 129,477 oil
hortus-deorum ’ (Myrmecocystus).
81, 65, 69
Hosackia. P 63, 60, 346; 777, 274.
J III, 38, 86 ,
hosayaka (Clausilia). P 704, 814 _
hospes (Pterinoblattina). P ’85, 108 a
(Ricania). P 785, 108
hospitus (Acipenser). P 789, ah
255
(Hister). P ’59, 312
hotesseriana (Opalia). J VIII, 204
(Seala). J VIII, 204 .
(Sealaria). J VIII, 204 a
Hottonia. P ’80, 157 ‘s
houghi (Pimelodus). P 59, 159
houghtoni (Merista). P 62, 407
(Nucula). P ’65, 128
oe
P 56, 144. J
. P 56, 92. J Il,
(Unio). © 59 186. Ftv 358
, P °80, 349; 98, 407;
546, 573
ia (Leda). P '95, 47, 119
P '95, 46
ra). P 95, 55, 103, 113,
ie (Cercospora). P ’91, 89
pellula). P °99, 250
sudomacromia). P ’99, 245,
. P 58, 128
Ba. rerinus). P ’68, 340, 341;
rathocrinus). P ’68, 341;
79, 341
85, 84
89, 392
oteriocrinus). P
fae 130, 3 r
5 3 779, 205;
} silvicola (Panicum). P
5, 552
(Conalera). P ’07, 48,
393
ix). P ’05, 271, 278,
ella). P ’09, 497, 498;
J VIII, 333
J VI,
(Assiminea). J IX, 93
odonta). J IX, 37, 108
sis (Macoma).
ina). P ’46, 20.
iiropis). J IX, 93, 110
). P 85, 218. J IX,
ogenes). P °94, 186
Agraulis). P 66, 243
ees). P 105, 42;
ies). P 05, 808
eons). P 65, 128
x). P '61, 388; 199, 206
a: P 62, 417: °65, 128
ynchonella). P 62, 407;
rk, P °75, 154, 200
92, 404;
robilops). P 04,
09, “410, 413; ’06, 148
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
715
hubbardi stevensoni (Strobilops). P
99, 404
hubbardii (Parophrys). P ’62, 281;
196
Hubrechtia P ’01, 673, 727
Hudsonia. P '60, 199; ’85, 379;
1900, 636, 644, 652, 659, 660, 667;
02, 644-648, "658, 663; 04, 604,
605, 611; ’09, 382
hudsonia (Arvicola). P ’74, 196
(Clupea). P 56, 210; ’77, 92
(Fringilla). j iv, 60
(Strix). j iii, 354
hudsonianum (Ribes). P ’84, 84;
98, 302 ;
hudsonica (Apalone). P 754, 13
(Calosoma). P 773, 322
(Limiecula). j v, 75
(Limnobia). P ’61, 289
(Limosa). P 753, 427
(Lutra). P ’94, 155, 394; 96,
197; 97, 31, 218, 312
(Pica). P ’47, 202; ’66, 93
(Seolopax). j v, 75
Tringa). P ’64, 246
hudsonicus (Circus). P ’66, 49; 770,
141
(Cleptes). J I, 46
(Corvus). J I, 46 -
(Dasytes). P ’66, 359, 360
(Jaeulus). J VIII, 72
(Numenius). j v, 74. P 753,
427; '55, 315; °61, 235; °93, 37;
705, 688
(Parus). j vii, 193. P 753,
381; ’61, 220; ’94, 285
hudsonicus’ eolumbianus (Parus). P
93, 22, 57, 65; ’94, 285; ’99, 27
hudsonicus stoneyi (Parus). P 94,
285
hudsonicus (Pheopus). P 59, 108;
61, 235
’(Pterostichus). P ’73, 310, 315
(Seiurus). j viii, 64. P "41,
102; ’80, 389; 794, 218, 389; 96,
196; ’97, 216
hudsonicus loquax (Sciurus). P ’97,
30, 216
Hudsonius. P ’56, 210; 77, 92;
08, 535
hudsonius (Ardea). j v, 60
(Catostomus). j i, 107. P
56, 174
(Cireus). j iii, 352. P ’53,
452; 55, 283; 59, 105, 190; ’62,
313; °71, 27 : 75, 345; 93, 22,
30; 61; "95, 478; 98, 80, 208;
705, 689. J I, 28
(Cunieulus). P
(Dierostonyx).
hudsonius alascensis
P 1900, 37, 38, 42
74, 195, 196
P 1900, 38, 42
(Dicrostonyx).
716
hudsonius
53, 452
(Georychus). P ’74, 196
(Hippocampus). P ’77, 204;
84, 103; ’09, 407; 710, 601
(Hybopsis). P ’64, 279
(Jaculus). J XI, 200
(Lemmus). P ’74, 196
(Leuciscus). P ’56, 210
(Mus). P ’74, 196
(Myodes). P ’74, 196
(Notropis). P ’08, 536; ’10,
77
(Faleo). j iii, 352. P
hudsonius amarus (Notropis). P ’08,
536; 710, 278
hudsonius saludanus (Notropis). P
710, 278 ;
hudsonius selene (Notropis). P ’10,
277
(Oriolus). j iii, 365
(Parus). j iv, 253
(Sciuropterus). P ’97; 314
(Sciurus). P ’52, 198; ’58,
165; °’73, 101, 102; ’95, 382. J
XI, 199
(Systena). P ’73, 68
(Turdus). j iii, 366. P ’66,
412
(Zapus). P ’94, 392;
211. J AI, 200, 279
Huechys. P ’61, 284
Huenia. P ’70, 107
hufelandii (Macrobiotus). P ’80, 333
huffeli (Spheropsis). J II, 280
(Strigula). J II, 280
hugardianus (Ammonites). J VIII,
312
97, 28,
hugelii (Tetratheca). P ’58, 125
Huhua. P ’02, 673
huidobrii (Area). J VIII, 321
huingensis (Glandina). P ’03, 770
hujeta (Xiphostoma). P ’06, 466
hullensis (Cteniscus). P ’94, 190
hulula (Cieeaba). P ’90, 126
humboldtensis (Bembidium). P 102,
74
iremitioldti
242
(Bulimus). P ’58, 198;
(Tigoma). P ’56, 206
humboldtiana (Ancyloceras). J VIII,
309
(Atherina). P ’54, 198
(Bouteloua). P ’91, 306
(Buddleia). P ’98, 405
(Chirostoma). P ’82, 276
(Cylindrella). P 75, 252
(Gongylostoma). P ’98, 269
(Hamites). J VIII, 309
(Helix). P ’57, 191; ’60, 151
humboldtiana buffoniana (Lysine).
P ’03, 762
(Actinocrinus). P ’78,
60, 152
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
humboldtiana. Continued.
(Orthocera). j viii, 225
(Orthoceras). J VIII, 309
(Thaumasia). P ’75, 252
(Urocoptis). P ’98, 275
humboldtianus (Actinocrinites). P
69, 154
(Ptychoceras). J VIII, 309
humboldtii (Chlamydotherium). P
44,12. J VII, 259
(Cyclopium). P ’70, 92; ’82,
81
(Lagothrix). P ’62, 514, 519
(Lithotrochus). J VIII, 316
(Lycopersicum). P ’89, 395
(Mastodon). J VII, 250
(Mitra). P ’48, 101
(Orthis). J VIII, 307
(Pleurotomaria). J VIII, 316
(Productus). P ’97, 449. J
VIII, 307
(Pteroglossus). P ’67, 112
(Spheniseus). P ’72, 175, 210
(Tetracaulodon). P ’68, 251
(Trigonia). J VIII, 320
(Turritella). J VIII, 316
humerale (Tritoma). P 754, 162
humeralis (Agelaius). P ’66, 11
(Agrilorhinus). P ’64, 275
(Amphithoe). P 764, 156
(Apate). j iii, 321 ‘
(Brachycerus). j v, 254. P
56, 18 a
(Cerambyx). J II, 11 ;
(Clarus). j iii, 192 a
(Clytus). J II, 25, 26; IV, 4
1
(Coccinella). j iv, 95 e
(Colaspis). P ’58, 853; 773, —
45. J IV, 41 &
(Crassidius). J IV, 25, 40
(Diglossa). P 64, 275
(Dyschirius). P 757, 80
(Elater). P 744, 159 .
(Eleodes). P ’58, 182; 73, 234
(Eros). J I, 78.
(Euenemis). P ’52, 48
(Goniodactylus). P ’71, 222
(Hemophila). P ’68, 430
(Hallomenus). P 746, 57
(Harengula). P 706, 83
(Hedobia). P ’45, 310
(Hydroporus). P 55, 293
(Lanius). P ’05, 174.
(Leiostomus). P 61, 89;
(Leistes). P ’66, 11
(Limnobia). j iii, 22, P
198, 235 im,
(Lithodus). P ’56, 18
(Lyeus). J I, 78
(Mesochorus).
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 717
lnimicultor (Enchytreus). P ’05, 394
humidicola (Dicranomyia). P 59,
210; 60, 15
(Limnobia). P 59, 205
humifusa (Q£nothera). ’p 67, 19;
es "J I, 10, 11
702, 652; 1900, 632, 636, 659, 660,
668
(Stellaria). P ’63, 94; 93,
209; 95, 544. J ITI, 182, 188
(Vilfa). a, 299
humifusum (Desmodium). cha
513; ’64, 17
(Hedysarum). P64, 17
humii (Chrysophlegma). P ’02, 679
var. patzcuarensis(Valvata).
‘pilsbryi (Valvata). P 03,
alis (Vespertilio).
ra (Coscinoptera).
a). P 63, 149;
eurotomaria). P ’58, 10-30,
2a). J IX, 85, 109 -
ella). P 48, 107
entriseops).
: var. texanus (Clavilithes).
a ileesshamphogns) :
humile (Acanthospermum). P ’89,
388
(Prophysaon). P ’98, 221, 244,
51 ;
(Rhienoderma). P ’05, 415,
841
(Stenostoma). P 61, 305;
66, 312
(Talinum). P ’98, 412
humiliatus (Mus). P ’98, 121
humiliceps (Erigone). P ’05, 307
(Prosopotheea). P ’05, 307
humiliconus (Kaliella). P ’04, 683
humilis (Acrodus). P ’72, 163
(Acupalpus). P ’43, 297; ’68,
76
(Amastra). P ’88, 46
(Asearis). P ’56, 51
(Astyanax). P ’70, 92
- (Aubertia). J ITI, 100
(Balanus). P ’48, 96; ’65, 75
(Bryttus). P 757, 201; 706,
517
(Calpiocrinus). P ’79, 262
(Campylorhynchus). P 56,
268, 264; ’99, 25
(Chamaecrops). P ’58, 122
(Clibanarius). P 758, 235
(Clupea). P ’56, 256; ’57, 90
(Crocodilus). P 56, 73; 757,
0
humilis var. origanifolius (Croton).
P ’89, 405
humilis (Cyprina). P ’60, 179, 426;
’61, 30
(Drassus). P ’92, 20
(Dendrocrinus). P 7 79, 299
(Eleochlora). P 708, 13
(Ensina). P 94, 280; 795, 337
(Eolis). P ’55, 879
(Flata). j vi, 241
(Gastrochena). P ’61, 480
(Gentiana). P ’63, 74
(Glauconia). P ’01, 13, 14
(Gnaphosa). P ’92, 19
(Helodytes). P ’99, 25
(Hesperomys). P 753, 413;
74, 185
718
humilis. Continued.
(Isonema). P ’71, 79
(Laminella). P ’88, 46
(Lepomis). P ’85, 412; ’06,
517. J VI, 223
(Leptoplana). P ’57, 22, 27
(Lesquerella). P ’07, 248
(Limnea). P ’79, 33; ’91, 320;
94, 24; 96, 493; 03, 616
’(Lycosa). \ 5 92, 65; 08, 217
(Lymnea). P 756, 260; ’60,
18; ’72, 102, 109; ’06, 161
(Lymneus). ii, 378
Pasreciaieas: P ’88, 289;
’89, 308; ’91, 262
(Macrochilina). P ’91, 262
(Mellisuga). P ’63, 285
(Ochetodon). P ’74, 185
(GEdipoda). P ’06, 50
(Gedothorax). P ’05, 311
(Oliarus). P ’07, 485, 488
(Pagurus). P ’51, 271; 752, 6
(Paleosyops). P a7 72, 168, 249
(Pentstemon). P 63, 71
(Phlox,. P ’63, 74
(Pholadomya). P ’60, 182, 418
(Phorus). P ’47, 285; ’48,
104. J I, 116; IX, 151
(Pleurotomaria). P ’62, 424
(Podosporiella). P ’94, 385
(Polia). P 757, 163
(Reithrodon). P ’74, 185
(Reithrodontomys). P ’94, 161;
97, 304, 309
(Rena). P 753, 300; 761, 305;
01, 14
(Rocellaria). P ’61, 480
(Rosa). P ’89, 58, 63; 1900,
653, 666; 710, 546, 564
humilis var. triloba (Rosa). P ’89,
63
humilis (Salix). P ’10, 560
(Schizocosa). P ’08, 165
(Sciomyza). P 95, 336
(Siagonodon). P ’01, 14
(Soleniseus). P ’89, 308; ’91,
262
(Solidago). P ’63, 64
(Stirapleura). P ’06, 50
(Tephronota). P ’95, 337, 338
(Tetanorhynchus). P ’04, 677
(Tetragonopterus). P ’70, 92
(Tmeticus). P 792, 39; 705,
311
(Trochus). j
48, 106; 62, 569;
280
(Trypeta). P ’94, 280
(Unio). P 756, 93;
J III, 296
(Zizyphinus). P ’62, 569
humilus (Hypsinotus). P 703, 340
vi, 211, 219. P
82,173; 94,
60, 52.
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
humistrata | ae anti P 74, 146;
1900, 667
humphresiana (Pliauchenia).
258, 262
Humphreyia. P ’61, 466, 475, 494
Humphreyiade. P ’61, 465
humphreysanus (Hemiaster).
147
P 75,
P 57,
humphreysianus (Pecten). P ’82, 160
humphreysii (Janira). P ’57, 166
(Neithea). P ’54, 30
(Pecten). P 748, 103; 62,
582; 767, 139; ’80, 22, 24; 781,
419; ’87, 341, 397, 402; ’90, 144,
147. J IX, 122
humphreysii var. woolmani (Pecten).
P 787, 398, 405
humphreysii (Scala). P ’91, 52
(Sealaria). P ’71, 135, 141
(Vola). P ’62, 582
humulis (Mus). j viii, 800. P ’41,
97; °74, 184, 185
Humulus. P 748, 23; 60, 513; 704,
108): 31, Apk
hunana (Bifidaria). P 1900, 590
(Boysidia). P 1900, 592; 708,
2
(Hypselostoma). P ’08, 42
hunanensis (Boysidia). P ’08, 43
(Hypselostoma). P ’08, 43
hungaricus (Capulus). P ’90, 151
(Cerataulus). P 1900, 712
hungerfordi (Cardium). P 704, 555 —
ate: stigmaticum (Cardium).
P 704, 556
hungerfordi undatopictum (Cardium). —
P 704, 556 :
hungerfordiana (Clausilia). P ’01, ;
468, 654; °02, 379, 524
(Diplommatina). P ’05, 706, —
726; 708, 38
(Georissa). P 708, 38
(Helicina). P 80, 234 7
hungerfordiana formosana (Helicina).
P 705, 730
hungerfordianus (Alyceus). P 0
(Chloritis). P ’05, 736
hunteri (Cisticola). P ’05, 772 ©
Hunterius. P ’69, 14
huntsville (Poteriocrinus). P
336 ;
(Seaphiocrinus). P ’79, 336
huonensis (Bythinia). P. 97, er
(Tatea). P ’97, 362
huppertzi (Pleurotoma). P 95,
116
huppertzi var. penrosei (Pleuroto:
P 95, 58 ag
(Solarium). P ’95, 88; *
477 ‘sim
05, 699
Hura. P ’89, 406;
ianus (Actinocrinites). P ’69,
(Actinocrinus). P ’69, 155;
81, 317
P ’65, 83; ’77, 88
(Mustela). P 702, 444
1ensis (Lepidosteus). P 64, 185,
6; 765, 86; ’77, 46. J VI, 238,
(Lepisosteus). P 710, 604, 605
_ (Pleurotomaria). P 762, 425
(Rhynchonella). P 62, 409
T=) - P ’62, 406
ee eet): P 01,278
247
j viii, 157. P
P 66, 98; 68, 84;
a). P ’70, 131
). P 62, 294;
S = (Amastra). P
; vii, 193
P 88, 45
P 88, 45
ella. P 192, 402; ’05, 736
Se(Gelasimus). P ’91, 180
ireo). P ’51, 150; ’99, 31;
(12; ’04, 584
iL — (Vireo). P ’93, 22,
P ’90, 138; 1900, 687,
709, 360
(Cyelocladia). P °60, 442
na (Divaricella). P ’01, 184
mcina). P ’01, 184
ili Pp 710, 492
63, 325;
788, 19;
(Siphia). P ’89, 154
na (Lacerta). ji, 349, 405;
(Hesperascordium). P
nus (Porphyrio). P 70, 86
des (Streptanthus). P 62,
-P 19, 169; ’88, 90, 86, 189-
789, 241; '92, 326; '96, 543.
160-164; XI, 410
tos. P ’89, 232; 92, 425
. P 75, 22; ’89, 242
s. P 90, 54, 59, 60
P 53, 392, 393; 54,
56, 90; 57, 90, 91, 158; 758,
61, 433, 435; °74, 116; ’83,
89, 320; 92, 292, 317, 422.
, 13, 19, 20, 28, 38, 354, 356,
“
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
719
ad Fe, 156, 164, 173, 175-184,
Hyenodontide. P ’75, 22; ’92, 292,
294, 313, 316, 419, 422. J VII,
a 356, 369; IX, 184, 501, 533-
hyenoides (Pseudelurus). P ’79, 171
hyaina (Actinia). ji, 170
(Areella). P ’78, 172
(Blatta). P ’07, 153
(Cellepora). J V, 124
x (Cryptops). j ii, 111.
(Cyllene). P ’52, 9
(Elis). P 96, 301; 99, 195
(Euthore). Pp’ 701, 131, 136
(Gastrochena). P 61, 480
(Gonothyrea). P ’76, 210, 215
(Helicina). P ’90, 285
(Hippothoa). P ’78, 305
(Ischnoptera). P 710, 433
a yaaa agate PcG, 24, 26,
?
(Lyonsia). P ’71, 139
(Mya). j vi, 261
(Nitzschia). P ’61, 66
Po aces ga is 46, 24; 748,
121. JI, 208
(Panchlora). P ’07, 153
(Paraphlebia). P ’08, 481
(Partula). P ’79, 18; ’85, 216;
1900, 577. J VIII, 381, 396, 410;
IX, 43, 65, 108, 111
(Perdita). P 795, 11;
(Polita). P ’94, 15
(Pupa). P ’79, 20;
J VIII, 400; IX, 18, 84
(Rissoa). P ’73, 217
(Rocellaria). P ’61, 480
(Seala). J VIII, 195
(Scintilla). P ’72, 224
(Septoria). P ’94, 368
(Vertigo). P ’87, 137. J
VIII, 400; IX, 84
Hyalimax. P ’75, 149
Hyalina. P ’66, 315; ’73, 246; ’75,
247; ’88, 285; ’89, 197, 412; ’94
15; 99,185; 702, 234-240; 04,
415; 08, 594° ee
Hyalinia. P ’89, 86;
193, 236, 251; 94, 15;
447; ’06, 150; 710, 131
Hyalinecia. P ’03, 444
hyalinum (Ortnetrum).
153
hyalinus (Acestus). P
286
eR
96, 104
87, 137.
91, 312, 406;
96, 425,
P ’98, 147,
51, 226,
(Bulimus). P ’79, 18; 785,
216. J VIII, 396; IX, 65
(Bulinus). P "79, ‘18. J VIIl,
396; IX, 65
720
hyalinus. Continued.
(Ceratichthys). P ’77, 95. J
VI, 226, 240
(Lumbrieulus). P ’51, 286
(Obeliscus). P ’73, 228
(Odontostomus). P ’01, 211,
212
(Oliarus). P ’07, 485, 487
(Partulus). P ’79, 18; ’85,
216. J VIII, 396; IX, 65
(Unio). P '53, 250
’
Hyalite. P ’82, 49; 92, 176-194
Hyalodendron. P 98, 480
Hyalodiscus. P ’61, 69; ’90, 138;
98, 423
Hyalolampe. P ’79, 163
Hyalonema. P ’60, 85; ’68, Biol. 9;
98, 430
hyalope (Squalius). P ’64, 280;
85, 18; 708, 524 :
Hyalopomatopsis. P ’08, 362
Hyalopomatus. P 710, 500
Hyalopteryges. P ’06, 10
Hyalopteryx. P ’06, 10-16; ’07, 166
Hyalosagda. P ’88, 285, 297; ’89,
86; ’92, 213
Hyalosira. P ’53, 430, 432
hyalosoma (Apogon). P ’06, 527. J
XII, 518
Hyalosphenia. P ’75, 415; °76, 197;
79, 163; ’80, 335, 340
hyalospora (Pleospora). P ’90, 288
Hyalotheca. P 710, 460.
Hyas. P ’50, 28; ’57, 217; °79, 388;
01, 165. J III, 149; VI, 200
hyatti (Ammonites). J VIII, 268,
312
hyattianus (Chriacus). P ’92, 297
(Loxolophus). P ’92, 297
Hybemys. P ’71, 103
hybernata (Buprestis). P ’57, 8
(Chrysobothris). P ’59, 8;
73, 332
hybida (Cupressocrinus). P ’86, 105
Hybochelus. P ’04, 35
Hybocrinide. P ’79, 285; ’81, 178;
85, 237, 268, 275; ’86, 110, 116,
119, 128; ’80, 355, 360, 378
Hybocrinus. P ’65, 149; ’79, 243,
283-286, 291, 297, 324-328, 373;
85, 233, 318; 786, 110; ’90, 355,
389
Hybocystites. P ’85, 275, 298; 786,
110, 123-127; ’90, 377-379
Hybodus. P ’91, 240. J I, 141
Hybognathus. P ’56, 181, 209; 65,
85, 274, ;
85, 18, 65, 410; 708, 521, 531; 710,
274
Hybopsis. P ’56, 210; ’64, 279; ’77,
45, 78, 90; ’83, 142; ’85, 410; 708,
283, 284; °77, 45, 903.
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
531, 549-551; 710, 274-287. J VI,
208, 230, 240, 247
Hyborhynchus. P ’56, 179; ’64, 282;
77, 45, 90; °85, 63. J VI, 234,
241, 245
Hybos. j iii, 76. P ’95, 327
hybosoroides (Eucyphus). P 754, 116
Hybosorus. J I, 84; III, 225
hybrida (Achatinella). P ’88, 34
(Allorisma). P ’65, 251
(Chenomya). P ’65, 250
a rc isprnae: 4. j iii, 449. P
4
56,
(Goniobasis). P 764, 39
(Hierodula). P ’03, 708
(Hydroehelidon).’ P ’05, 758
(Melania). P ’60, 60; ’64, 39
(Muletia). P ’94, 112
(Mylabris). P ’08, 610
(Orthis). P ’79, 43
(Sterna). P ’05, 758
(Tatusia). P ’94, 112,114
hybridum (Chenopodium). P ’63, 75
(Macrosporium). P 794, $82
(Papaver). P 777, 105
(Rheum). ji, 27 : |
(Trifolium). P ’77, 106; 792, ~
378; 702, 662; ’09, 385 - “403
hybridus (Amarantus). P ’60,514
hybridus paniculatus (Amaranthus).
P 702, 66
hybridus (Ateles). P ’62, 512
(Canis). P 750, 86
(Oreoaon).
356, 380 F
hybridus (Pachybrachys). J IV, 41
(Sapajou). P ’62, 512, 519°
Hybusa. P ‘v4, 679
Hycleus. P ’08, 602, 604
Hycleus. « 708, 604
Hyctia. P ’04, 139 ae
hydana (Cytherea). P ’90, 402 —
(Cytheriopsis). P ’90, 402.
Hydaticus. P ’44, 27; ’59, 1645
523. J TV, 30
hydatina (Helix). P 94, 15
(Scintilla). P 72; 2245s)
hydeana (Caracolla). P_ 710, 505
hydeii (Goniobasis). P 764, 28
65, 22 :
(Melania). P 764, 25; 76:
hydiana (Caracolla). P 710,
(Cytherea). P 48, 99
hydianus (Lampsilis). J XIII,
Unio). P 53, 250; “64 2
77, 31, :
hydii (Cytherea).
(Gratelupia).
hydnans (Radulum).
Spheria). jv, 14
P °44, 44; °73, 334. J
By Viu, 267
(Phlebia). J III, 218
(Polyporus). J II, 278
metes). J II, 278
m P 94, 323. J III, 215
} 745, 223; '50, 119, 124;
72, 100; 74, 10; ’79, 204;
"87, 311- 313; 702, 195,
2. jii, 79. P ’42, 184, 196;
P 78, 309; 86, 40.
za. P 44, 26
P '55, 357, 362
P 58, 129;
; 97, 286
cee. P 58, 129
ss. P 67,155. JI, 8, 16;
13 (Zeuglodon). J VIT, 428
a. ji, 127, 128. B 77,
P 53, 389;
60, 303;
58, Biol.
: 335, 12
54, 187; '62, 346;
J IV, 162
nx). J IV, 162
ocrinus. P 70, 28, 29; 279,
336-362, 373; 81, "196;
5, 115, 153, 169
P 95, 338
_(Holothuria). j iv, 162
P 79, 327, 335, 336,
n. k 57, 3
a. P 59, 106, 190
. P 64, 76
P 72, 153; ’89, 87; ’91,
409
RP 55, 357
. P 97, 361
P 83, 172
ite. P ’80, 319
PR 55, 357, 369, 372
apa. P 60, 216
pide, _P 75, 49, 50-52
P 73, 326
P 62, 542, 547
a. P 79, 28, 29; 87, 152.
, 405; IX, 18, 93-100, 106,
P P 1900, 576; ’08, 38
ee. P ’60, 304
“P °55, 357, 368; ’61,
348. J IV, 11, 31
THDES-FO. GENERA, a ETC.
721
Hydrochelidon. P ’62, 554; 66, 99;
69, 204, 208, 214; ’71, ” 46; 92,
102; 05, 758. J ‘sa 399, 400
Hydrocherus. j ii, 337. P "44, 123
53, 241; 756, 165; "77, 146; 778,
51, "60, 62; 86, 275-277; 90, 184.
J VIL 263, 358, 407; IX, 457
Hydrochus. P 44, 99; "155, 357, 358.
J IV, 30
Hydrocichla. P ’02, 684
Hydrocoloeus. P ’62, 309, 310
Hydrocorisa. J I, 57
Hydrocotyle. P ’60, 303; ’64, 17;
89, 384; ’96, 35; 1900, 68; 702,
655; 705, 697; 709, 390
Hydroeyon. P 703, 526, 527
Hydrocyonine. P ’70, 92
Hydrodolomite. P ’92, 189
hydrodromus (Ocypoda). P ’80, 186
(Thelphusa). P ’80, 36, 186
Hydrecia. P 74, 205, 206
hydrecia (Gortyna). P ’74, 200
Hydroides. P 778, 300; ’04, 369;
710, 496-498
Hydroka. P ’62, 232
Hydrolagus. P ’62, 331;
710, 603
Hydroleaceae. P ’89, 393
Hydrolimax. P ’42, 166
Hydrolyeus. P ’70, 93; ’71, 292;
06, 466
Hydromagnesite. P ’91, 464
Hydromedusa. P ’54, 187; ’98, 101
Hydromica. P 1900, 249-334
Hydronus. P ’63, 230, 244
hydrophana (Scintilla). P ’72, 224
(Urocoptis). P ’98, 275
Hydrophide. P ’59, 333, 346; 64,
231; ’86, 300
hydrophila (Helix).
19
07, 419;
P 58, 202; 60,
Hydrophilide. P ’44, 100;
89, 311. J IV, 30
Hydrophilides. P ’55, 357
hydrophiloides (Necrophilus). P ’53,
280
Hydrophilus. j i, 381; iii, 201; v,
188. P 44, 45, 100, 101; ’51, 262;
55, 357, 364, 366, 369; 59, 69;
61, 335; 708, 80,95. J IV, 12, 30
hydrophilus (Carduus). P ’92, 358
(Senecio). P ’63, 67
Hydrophine. P ’05, 207, 208
Hydrophis. P 754, 102; ’59, 347;
60, 75; 786, 300. J II, 305
Hydrophite. P 58, 176
Hydrophyllacee. P ’60, 200; ’61,
462; ’63, 73. J ITI, 96
Hydrophyllum. j vii, 111. P ’60,
200; ’98, 37, 309
hydropicus (Aphonum). P ’56, 22
55, 356;
722 INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
hydropicus. Continued.
(Hydroporus). P 755, 290. J
IV, 30
(Stenolophus). P ’68, 378
hydropiper (Polygonum). P_ ’60,
514; ’89, 61; ’92, 164
hy dropiperoides (Polygonum). P
60, 514; 1900, 646, 664
Hydroporus. j iii, 153. P 744, 28;
66, 348, 365; ’73, 326. J IV, 12,
30
Hydroprogne. P ’62, 536
Hydrops. P ’64, 167; ’71, 216, 217
Hydropsalis. P ’49, 236; ’51, 176;
99, 33. J II, 113-118
Hydropsyche. P ’87, 294;
Hydroptilide. P ’87, 294
Hydrosaurus. P ’56, 149
Hydrosecopus. P ’60, 260
Hydrosera. P 1900, 687, 734
Hydrotitanite. P ’76, 82
Hydrous. P 755, 368
Hydrus. P ’54, 101
hyemale (Liobunum). P 1900, 541
hyemalis (Agrostis). P ’09, 393;
710, 554 .
(Anorthura). P ’66, 78
(Cireus). j iii, 350
(Clangula). P
09, 33
469,503; ’98, 137; 1900, 19. J
IX, 406, 410
’(Emberiza). j iv, 60
(Eranthis). P ’84, 116; ’87,
119
(Faleo). j iii, 350; iv, 271;
viii, 151. P 53, 395; °75, 78
(Fringilla). j iv, 58, 60, 277;
vii, 308. P 753, 400
(Juneo). P ’61, 224; 66, 85;
69, 126; ’75, 351; 791, 436; 95,
490; ’96, 145; ’98, 83; 1900, 4;
05, ’ 684
hyemalis carolinensis (Junco). P
95, 490
hyemalis hyemalis (Junco). P 03,
10, 15
hyemalis oregonus (Junco). P ’93,
28, 50, 63; ’99, 14; ’03, 10
hyemalis pinosus (Juneo). P ’98, 214
hyemalis shufeldti (Junco). P ’93,
50, 63
hyemalis thurberi (Junco). P ’98,
214; 703, 10, 15
hyemalis (Niphea). P 753, 382;
61, 224.
(Procellaria). P ’66, 27
(Thryothorus). P 66, 78
(Troglodytss). P 53, 312, 399;
59, 191; 795, 86
' (Vitis). P 53, 274
Hyetornis. P ’09, 359
Hygia. P ’61, 287
93, 33; 795,
hygie (Coluber). P ’59, 344
(Elaps). P ’59, 344 °
Hygrocrocis. J VIII, 444
Hygrogonus. P ’71, 256, 291; ’82,
275
217
J Iii,
hygrometrica (Funaria). P ’93,
Hygrophorus. P ’93, 440.
206
Hygrotrechus. P ’08, 102
Hygrotus. P 44, 29; 55, 293
Hyla. j v, 341; vi, 36. P 52, 174,
183; 753, 301, 423; 754, 60, 96,
193; °55, 428; ’56, "146, 153, 237,
307 ; 57, 65, 12350 GO; 305, 485,
490, 494, 500; 62, 154, 354; 63,
47; 764, 181, 182; 65, 84, 194, 195;
66, 127, 132, 301, 310-312; 767,
85, 86; 68, 111, 119, 246, 250, 268,
270, 281, 282, ’292, 294 ; 71, 49,
219, 222. 74, 69, 121; 78, 28;
82, 329; 83, 20; 193,” 181, 183;
94, 195, 423; ’95, 381, 397, 405,
407; 798, 108: ’99, 184; ’01, 342;
703, 539; ’06, 109; 708, 195. J
VI, 68, 84- 86, 112, ’200; VIII, 94,
103, 155; IX, 391
hylacis (Gynandropus).
Hylade. P ’54, 59, 193
Hyle. P 53, 422
Hyledactylus. J VI, 192
hyledactylus (Cystignathus).
115
P '43, 297
P °68,
hyleformis (Phyllobates).
94, 107
Hylemorphus. J VI, 196
Hylesaurus. P ’66, 317
hyleus (Dolba). J IV, 178
(Hyloieus). J IV, 178
(Sphinx). J IV, 178
Hylambates. P ’64, 182; 768,
272, 281
Hylaplesia. P 63,49. J VI, 193, 1
Hylarana. P ’53, 423; ’62, "352
hylas (Sesia). P 785, "84
Hylatomus. P ’66, 54 ae
Hylella. P ’64, 182; 65, 194; 7
111, 246, 281; '94, 196. J oa
Hylerpeton. P 268, 211, 214
Hylesinus. j iii, 322. P 58,
759, oer 291. J IV, 11, 40
Hylia. P ’59, 40; 99, 41 ;
Hylide. P 56, 237, 307; 60,
490, 494, 500, 507; 68, 291; }
329; 95, 396; 06, 109; 08, 2
J VI, 69, 83 a
Hyliota. P ’59, 51; ’83, 128
89, 149; ’99, 50 aes
Hylobates. P ’67, 12; ’68, 28
13, 339; °79, 63; 88, 94; hes
1900, 414- 418; 01, 119; a
J X, 275, 276, 289, 320, 33
429, 423
ee
P 52, 46, 47
ns. P °44, 149
locichla. 66, 65; 69, 127;
1900, 5, 33; 703, 14; ’64, 585; 708,
RP '54, 59; 55, 426, 429;
mm, 237; 62, 151, 352; 63,
oo. 115, 291; 71, 216;
4, 126, 128: '94, 438; 95, 399;
. J VI, 90, 91, 95, 96;
II, 94, 111, 112
dine. J VIII, 111
(Unio). P "53, 268, 423 —
J IV, 161, 174, 178
isa. J VI, 200
i
us. P 65, 134, 137; 68, 211
(Ciecaba). P ’90, 126
us. P 65, 37
a. P 66, 129; ’68, 139, 271,
91, 294. J VIII, 114
J VI, 75, 89, 95, 112
obates). P 703, 7
P ’03, 415, 417
P 75, 347;
78, 22;
P 78, 314. J Il, 8, 31,
jv, 258
s (Merulius). J III, 215
62, 400,
J Il,
P ’84, 307; ’89, 72
51, 247, 253
51, 247, 253
P 58, 122
ra. P 52, 12, 18;
, 119
e, P
: -
79,
P ’93, 119
ehaete. P 90, 219
> j viii, 18
rcetes 94, 322 _
j i, 30
y pus. j ii, 121;
ilites. P 60, 440
a. J XII, 500
(Hymenophysa).
na. P ’51, 247; °58, 108
mide. P ’58, 108
J I, 174
u a. 94, vad
un pagurus). P ’58, 236
fe Pp 762, 239; °05, 86
J VI, 107
iP 59, 125
59. 125, 128;
; VI, 10
30.
vii,
J
ius. P ’ 67, 167.
INDEX-TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
64, 285. J VI, 236
723
Hyoerinus. P ’81, 191, 204, 206;
85, 231, 232-295; ’87, 111; 788,
346-348, 360; ’90, 373
Hyodectes. P ’90, 59; ’92, 292, 298
Hyodon. P ’65, 85; ’77, 86, 96
hyodon (Amia). P ’65, 87
hyognathus (Palaeosyops). P ’91,
109, 116
(Telmatotherium). J IX, 271,
342, 348-350, 378, 384
Hyolithes. P ’87, 19; ’88, 131, 135
Hyomoschus. P 778, 71
Hyopotamide. P ’74, 117
Hyopotamus. P ’56, 59, 90; ’57, 89,
91, 155, 158; 58, 157; 761, 435;
68, 233; °70, 113; °’76, 65. J
VII, 13, 21, 133, 174, 202, 206,
357, 389; VIII, 73, 77, 79, 85;
IX, 461
Hyopropus. P ’64, 208
Hyops. P ’52, 3, 56; ’56, 140. J
VI, 383
Hyopsodine. P 704, 149
Hyopsodus. P ’70, 110; ’72, 20, 37;
Ja; Stas. 74; 1163-15, 23:92,
323, 418; ’02, 253. J VIII, 72,
78, 81, 83, 85
Hyoseyamus. P ’59, 94; ’77, 108 .
Hyostoma. P ’65, 82; ’77, 90; 706,
522. J VI, 208, 210, 214, 240, 245
Hyotherium. P 96, 507. J VIL, 197
Hypacantha. 06, 116
Hypacanthis. P 65, 90
Hypacanthus. P ’06, 116
Hypacantus. P ’06, 116
Hypamia. P ’73, 98
Hypancistrocerus. P 702, 53
Hypanthocrinus. P 785, 349
Hypantria. P ’60, 530
hyparete (Pieris). P 85, 84
Hypelata. P ’89, 373
Hypeneus. P ’85, 152, 154
Hypentelium. j i, 421. P 77, 85,
97, 282; 781, 9
Hypephesia. P ’09, 333
Hyperacrius. P 99, 289
Hyperalonia. P 94) 274
Hyperanodon. P 71, 222. J VIII,
170
Hyperaodon.
hyperaptyx (Clausilia). 704, 825,
827; ’07, 503, 505
Hyperaspis. P 47, 179; °52, 130,
133; ’58, 89; 66, 348. J IV, 42
Hyperaulax. P 97, 10
hyperborea (Amalopis). P 61, 292
(Amara). P ’55, 356
(Anas). P ’64, "244
(Arctia). P 60, 527, 529
(Chen). P 751, 593 ; 95, 470;
99, 28; 1900, 15; 05, 68s. J
TX, 409, 410
P 69, 31, 191
P
724
hyperborea nivalis (Chen). P 95,
503. J 1X, 409
hyperborea (Cicindela). P ’66, 397
(Cistenides). P 702, 275; ’03,
479
(Cymatomera). P ’01, 880
(Habenaria). P ’84, 93. J
III, 198
(Ignota). P ’63, 96
(Luzula). P ’63, 95. J III,
183, 198
(Orchis). J III, 198
(Platanthera). P ’63, 76. J
III, 183, 198
(Umbilicaria). P ’63, 96; ’93,
216
(Woodsia). P ’95, 544
hyperboreus (Anser). P 741, 54;
53, 427; 755, 316; 756, 41; ’61,
72; ’64, 70, 244; ’66, 98; ’70, 131
(Bombus). P ’92, 135
(Chen). P ’59, 109; °75, 355;
98, 138. J I, 225
(Euprepia). P ’60, 529
(Isopleurus). P ’55, 349
(Lagopus). P ’71, 97
(Limax). P ’89, 196
(Lobipes). P ’66, 97
(Phalaropus). j viii, 157. P
59, 108
(Pterostichus). P ’73, 310, 315
(Ranunculus). P ’63, 56;
95, 544
Hypercompa. P ’60, 161, 535
Hyperia. P ’59, 302; ’01, 147
Hypericacee. P ’60, 302, 511; ’63,
58; ’84, 81. J III, 83
hypericefolia (AZcidium). P ’71, 296
hypericifolia (Euphorbia). P 760,
513; ’74, 146; ’89, 406; ’93, 299-
301; ’99, 108
Hypericiner. P ’89, 366
hypericoides (Ascyrum). P ’89, 366;
1900, 483; 710, 547, 568
Hypericum. P ’60, 302, 511; 763,
58; °84, 81; °90, 272; 92, 378;
97, 181-183; 1900, 646, 654, 667;
02, 663, 668; ’07, 455, 458; 709,
394; 10, 545, 568. J III, 83
Hyperidea. P ’78, 276
Hyperina. P ’78, 276
Hyperistius. P 65, 84;
"76, 68-70. J VI, 216
Hyperite. P 784, 244
hyperlissum (Cerion). P
330
Hypermastus. P ’99, 258
Hyperoarti. P ’68, 256, 260, 263,
265
Hyperodon. P ’65, 274, 280
hyperodon (Siphonalia). P ’05, 103
Hyperolia. J VI, 89, 91, 94
68, 274;
96, 320,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
hyperolia (Clausilia). P
623, 649; ’08, 571
hyperolia var. aptychia (Clausilia).
P 701, 649
hyperolia var. planulata (Clausilia).
P ’01, 649
hyperolia var. rectaluna (Clausilia).
P ’01, 649
Hyperolius. P 60, SITs) 762) eae
341; 64, 182; °68, 247, 271, 272)
281. J VI, 198
01, 622,
Hyperoodon. P ’73, 267. J VII,
443; Vill, 226
Hyperophora. P ’07, 371
Hyperopisus. P ’62, 139, 443
Hyperoplus. P ’63, 257
er Ant P ’68, 256, 260, 263,
ge ea i (Clausilia). P 1900, 446,
672; ’01, 409, 423, 466, 649, 651;
04, ” gg, 830; 07, "508; 08, 577
hyperoptyx sezokoensis ” (Clausilia).
P 708, 577, 578
hyperoptyx yoronjimana (Clausilia).
P ’04, 828, 880
Hyperphrona. P ’07, 382-385
Hyperplatys. J II, 170, 171
Hyperprosopon. P 54, 105, 124;
62, 275, 276, 331
Hypersthene. j ii, 139. P ’92, 183, 200 —
Hypersthenite. P 1900, 318 ;
Hypertragulus. P 73, 419
hyperythra (Diglossa). P ’64, 273
(Muscicapula). P ’89, 148
(Verticaria). P ’83, 32 x
hyperythrus (Cnemidophorus). PP
63, 108; ’66, 312; 708, 118 ;
Hypexodon. P ’55, 438
Hyphantes. P ’67, 61-63 og
Hyphantornis. P 150, 57; 755, 439; —
56, 319; ’59, 133; ’62, 313; 99,
38, 60; 705, 780. JY, 184 he
Hyphanturgus. P 59, 134
hypharpax (Phipalosoma). P 04,
Hyphasma. P 775, 76
Hypherpes. P ’73, 317. J II, 238
Hyphomyceteer. P 93, 168
Hyphomycetes. P 94, 375
Hypisodus. P ’73, 419; ’92, 437
Hypleurochilus. P ’61, 168;
206; ’81, 113; 99, 362
Hypnale. P 759, 334, 335
hypnale (Trigonocephalus).
335 a
hypnoides (Cassiope). P 793, 2
704, 603 ®
hypnorum (Pannaria). P 93, 216°
(Physa). -j ii, 172) 3m
18; ’61, 330; ’72, 103, 1093: 181, §
Hypnum. P 55, 446; 63, 96; a,
217; °97, 304; '98, 47, 315. JI
203 ¥
Sy (Anser). j viii, 157
earpium (Galium). P ’89, 386
cephalus. J I, 314; II, 99
s (Cottus). P 93, 162, 164
P 05, 778
2 = 777, 107;
dria (Poéspiza).
aca (Hyla).
780, 132
P 799, 52
NI P 54, 97
ychondrialis (Hyla). J VI, 86
llomedusa). P ’62, 355
(Pitheeopus. P ’68, 112, Tis.
thoon. P ’54, 102
mis. P 60, 190;
scinus (Polyporus).
m1.
P 66, 387
P ’58, 226; ’79, 404
(Tachymenis). P _ 60,
128
99, 50
z 0,
v, 4. P 90, 245; 93,
85
. P 62, 275, 276, 331
P 67, 184. J I, 292
P 58, 131
P 90, 63
; a. P 94, 347
= © 59, 52
dis. P °98, 341; '06, 116
don. P 41, 127
us (Decapterus). P ’62, 261,
ms. P 06, 116
pa. P 62, 201
(Arachis). rs ihe 377
hene). J II,
ea). P "98, ” 48
ia). P ’55, 307
= 762, 201
e Ol, 507
Andigena). P °67, 122
om}. P 67, 122
aeteayaton): P 63, 60;
ma hus. P '61, 156
hippus. P °58, 11, 26, 158;
"I-VI, 21, 257, 311, 358,
P '77, 56, 94; ’06, 521
83, 266
& 3
a (Actitis). P 02, 671
lloealia). P 06, 210
). P 51, 811; 73,
__INDEX'TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
725
hypoleuca. Continued.
(Endomychura). P ’99, 201
(Procellaria). P 64, 88
(Ratufa). P 702, 149
(Sclateria). P ’99, 210
(Tringa). P ’57, 39; ’05, 759
(Tringoides). P ’62, 322
hypoleucos (Sciurus). P 702, 134,
149
(Tringa). P ’59, 174; ’02, 671
hypoleucus (Athoiis). ’p 44, 155
(Actitis).. P ’59, 174; ’05, 759
(Brachyrhamphus). ’p 59,
299, 301, 306; ’68, 8, 61, 64;
799, 201
(Cebus). P ’88, 95
(Elanus). P ’02, 673
(Polyborus). P 759, 30
(Rallus). P ’94, 137
(Totanus). P ’57, 39
hypolia (Hirasea). P ’02, 30
hypolithos (Feronia). P ’54, 41
(Platynus). P 754, 41
Hypolophus. P ’05, 461
Hypolyssus. J II, 279; III, 205
hypomelena (Parra). P ’60, 196
hypomelas (Icterus). P ’67, 59
(Pendulinus). P ’67, 59
Hypomesus. P ’62, 15, 332
Hypomma. P ’05, 310, 334
Hypomorphnus. P 775, 97
Hyponeura. P ’01, 132, 138; 708,
468, 481, 459
Hyponomenta. P ’10, 297;
Hyponysson. P 94, 304
Hypopachus. P ’08, 125. J VIII,
101
Hypophleus. P 746, 62; ’66, 349
Hypophthalmichthys. P ’97, 60
hypophylla (Dothidea). J II, 289
Hypopitys. P 1900, 485, 490
hypopitys (Chimophila). P ’60, 512
(Hypopitys). P 1900, 485, 490
Hypoplectrodes. P ’62, 236
Hypoplectrus. P ’61, 98;
237; ’97, 106; ’07, 262
Hypoplites. P ’62, 236
Hypopomus. P ’64, 152;
Hypopterus. P ’61, 50
Hypoptopoma. P ’74, 135
Hypoptopomus. P 703, 502
Hypoptychus. P ’92, 395
Hypopyrrhus. P 66, 412; ’99, 307
hypopyrrhus (Harcolestes). P 59,
53
60, 8
62, 236,
03, 530
Hypora. P ’65, 238
Hyporhamphus. P
222; °97, 69, 97;
498. J XII, 501
hyporhyssa (Ashmunella). P 05,
224, 225, 227
59, 181; ’84,
99, 118; 1900,
726
hyporhyssa alba (Ashinunella). P
705, 228, 229
hyporhyssa var. edentata (Ash-
munella). P ’05, 228, 229, 231
hyporhyssa rufescens (Ashmunella).
P ’05, 228, 229
Hyporthodus. P
236; ’64, 189;
Hyposaurus. P
75, 19;
Hypospila.
61, 98; ’62, 133,
70, 119; ’84, 98
66, 279; °71, 104;
91, 366. J VI, 111
P ’94, 338
Hypostena. P ’95, 313, 334
hyposticta (Hyla). J VI, 85
hypostictus (Campylorhynchus). P
56, 264
hypostilbe (Macrochlamys). P 708,
455
Hypostomatina. P ’71, 283
Hypostomus. P ’76, 339; ’82, 307
Hypotaenidia. P ’94, 131, 132, 136-
139.
hypotenidia (Rallus). P ’94, 137
Hypothiris. P ’73, 196 }
hypothrix (Vespertilio). P ’66, 284
Hypothymis. P ’89, 149
Hypotrichia. P ’73, 329
Hypotriorchis. P 53, 450; ’54, 177;
55, 278; °60, 132; ’61, 216; 63,
152; 66, 42; ’70, 140-149
hypoxantha (Chelidornix). P_ ’89,
149
hypoxanthus (Ateles). P
(Triturus). J I, 289
Hypoxylon. jv, 5. P ’90, 229; 793,
450; °94, 345; ’95, 27, 426. J IT,
285-287
Hypoxys. P ’60, 200;
1900, 484, 546; 10, 579
Hypsagonus. P ’61, 167, 259
Hypseleotris. P ’63, 270
Hypselistes. P ’05, 316
Hypselobagrus. P ’05, 470. J XII,
500
Hypselodoris. P 755, 389
hypselonotus (Abramites). P 06,
331
62, 513
88, 396;
(Leporinus). P ’03, 512; ’06,
31
hypselosoma (Sardinella). P ’05, 489
Hypselostoma. P ’75, 148; ’96, 418;
1900, 429, 596; ’08, 42
Hypsibates. P ’68; 97, 119, 283. J
VIII, 171
hypsibatus (Branta). J IX, 407, 410
Hypsibema. P ’69, 192; ’83, 99
Hypsiboas. P ’62, 353; ’63, 48; ’74,
69, 121. J VI, 200
hypsicola (Spherella). P 94, 384
Hypsicomus. P ’04, 161
Hypsifario. P ’62, 330: ot A te}
Hypsiglena. P ’60, 246; ’61, 302,
305; °63, 304, 311, 312; ’82, 333;
hypugeea (Athene).
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
83, 32, 35; '97, 464; ’01, 17, 87;
103, 553, 556, 557; °04, 468; 08,
123
Hypsignathus. P 61, 156; 89, 336
Hypsilepis. P ’64, 279; 65, 88;
’67, 156-163; 710, 283, 284, 292. J
VI, 209, 229, 240, 245
Hypsinotus. P ’62, 127;
Hypsioma. J II, 142
Hypsiprymnopsis. J IX, 190
03, 340
Hypsiprymnus. P ’67, 12; 78, 62.
J VIII, 86; IX, 254
Hypsirhina. P 64, 167; ’02, 180
Hypsirhynchus. P ’62, 72; ’71, 218
Hypsolepis. P ’56, 195; ’77, 90, 97
hypsophila (Anthostomella). P ’94,
338
Hypsopsetta. P 762, 330; ’64, 195,
197
Hypsurus. P ’62, 274, 331
Hypsypops. P ’61, 165; ’62, 147;
163, 214, 218
Hyptiotes. P ’81, 168-175; ’82, 256;
789, 181, 182; ’92, 52; 709, 304, 305
Hyptis. P ’89, 399
Hypudeus. P ’74, 176, 179, 182-
188, 194. J XI, 201, 202
P '51, 214; 759,
105; ’68, 149
Hypulus. P ’46, 56;
Hyraceum. P ’76, 325
Hyrachyus. P ’71, 229; 72, 19, 168;
74, 116; °76, 65; 792, 431. J
VIII, 73, "74, 76; IX, 281, 299, 302,
367 ;
Hyracodon. P ’56, 91; 757, 89, 91,
158; ’58, 157; ’61, 435; 65, 176;
70, 65; ’71, 229; 392, 432. J
21, 219, 232-238, 391; VIII, 73-
76, 85 a
Hyracodontide. P ’92, 430 A
Hyracoidea. P ’83, 79; ’04, 478
Hyracotherium. P ’74, 116; 776, 65
90, 52; ’92, 411, 414, 441; ”
478. J VII, 197
hyrarchus (Zeuglodon). J ‘VII,
Hyrax. P ’67, 72; 76, Gao
715 °79;4328- 82, 95; 92,
02, 248, 254; 04, 476-480.
VIII, 74, 76; fo 254; XI, 416
Hyria. P 49,” 191; 56, 79, 3
58) 179); 60, 53, 85; 68, 5
74, 29. J III, 320; VI, "288; VI
335
Hyridella. P ’53, 267
Hyriopsis. P ’53, 267, 269
hyssopifolia ‘(chrieenalal
hyssopifolium (Eupatorium)
649, 670; 04, 605
P 66,
59, 284, 290
ia
hystaspes (Papilio).
hysterioides (Lophiosphera).
132
P 94, 369
; (Parthenium). P ’67,
88
terum. P ’07, 493
des (Helix). P ’87, 130
atula). P 787, 130
i ma). P87, 130
ie. J VII, "331, 343, 358,
(Carex). P ’87, 70
mellidoris). P ’79, 72; ’80,
P 58, 22, 158. J VII,
P 785, 338
P 50, 102; °56, 49
P °79, 370
63, 179; 97,
P 705, 574
. P 58, 81. J IV,
a) P '95, 332
a). P 794, 326
J IX, 434
les). P °58, 231
angon). P 95, 188
1eC0) obium). P $9, 375
motrygon). P 703, 498
mia). P 93, 444
2 95, 175, 188,
P 78, 53
> 760, 464; 705, 292. J
Flabellina). P °79, 79
ina). P 05, 292
_ j viii, 137. P °50, 25, 28;
14; °60, 23
INDEX~TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
ee ail ——
ibiboeca (Chironius). P
127
Iberus. P ’92, 392
iberus (Trigonophus). P ’60, 246
60, 556
(Coluber). P ’60, 556
Ibidide. P ’05, 760
Ibidion. P ’62, 39. J II, 7, 15, 23,
103
Ibis. j v, 69. P ’41, 15; ’50, 83,
84; '54, 178; ’55, 315; °56, 295;
"57, 39; °59, 192; 64, 65; 75,
354; 705, 760. J I, 223
ibis (Baridius). P ’68, 365
(Numenius). P ’59, 174
(Pseudontantalus). P ’05, 761
(Tantalus). P 7’59, 174; 705,
761
Ibycter. P 760, 133;
Ibyeus. P ’75, 147
ieaco (Chrysobalanus). P
(Taphria). J II, 293
Ichneumon. j i, 48. P 758, 137;
73, 104, 105; ’78, 348-354; 79,
169; 92, 134; 94, 185
ichneumonea (Mycetophila).
16
70, 139, 143
89, 379
j iii,
ichneumoneus (Conocephaloides). P
07, 389
(Conocephalus). P ’07, 389
(Sphex). P ’97, 377
ichneumoneus var. dorsalis (Sphex).
P 97, 377
ichneumoneus var. sumptuosus
(Sphex). P ’97, 377 ;
Ichneumonide. J IV, 120
ichneumoniformis (Cyphononyx). P
"97, 265
(Pimpla). P ’73, 403
(Pompilus). P ’97, 265
(Salius). P ’97, 265
Ichnodes. J I, 95
Iehnoides. P 745, 307
Ichthelurus. J VI, 237
Ichthelis. P ’61, 96; ’65, 84; ’77,
76, 86. J VI, 219
ichtheloides (Lepomis). P ’77, 86
Ichthidion. P 43, 304
Ichthiosareolites. P ’54, 172
Ichthyaétus. P ’62, 309
ichthyaétus (Larus). P
64, 245
Ichthyeallus. P ’63, 205, 206; ’82,
275
Ichthydion. P ’55, 271
Ichthyes. P ’87, 344
Ichthyobus. P 777, 45, 72, 82, 283
Ichthyocrinide. P ’79, 253; 781,
178; ’85, 231, 235-291; ’86, 65;
88, 343-360, 365, 366; 790, 353-
375, 383
Ichthyocrinus. j viii, 279. P ’78,
252-255; °79, 228, 237, 256, 281,
373; ’81, 179, 282; ’85, 232, 236,
62, 309;
728
262, 287; 86, 65, 74, 221; ’88, 353-
356, 360; ’90, 387, 389
Ichthyodorulites. P ’70, 12
ichthyolepis (Lepidophlogos). P ’60,
240
Ichthyomyzon. P ’64, 276; ’01, 328;
07, 464
ichthyophagus (Tantalus). P 75,
354
Ichthyophis. P ’01, 507
Ichthyopsida. P ’69, 209
Ichthyornis. J IX, 423
Ichthyosarcolithes. P ’90, 462, 469
Ichthyosaurus. j iii, 333, 338. P
"67, OO; / "50, 923. OS) BIT 72,
43; ’87, 346; ’93, 71_
Ichthyoscopus. P ’59, 146; ’61, 111,
114; 782, 278
Icius. P ’92, 76; 1900, 540; ’01,
569, 589; ’03, 341, 344; ’04, 138
icosandra (Phytolacea). P. ’89, 401
Icosidactylocrinites. P ’81, 406
Ieosidactylocrinus. P ’81, 359
icosidactylus (Actinocrinus). P ’68,
351; *81, 318, 340
(Batocrinus).
340
(Dimerocrinus). P ’81, 371
(Euerinus). P ’81, 371
ictalops (Pegedictus). P ’77, 87
Ictalurus. P ’64, 231, 276; ’65, 85,
87; °77, 45, 87, 97; ’87, 9; ’99,
480; ’04, 242
ictera (Fringilla). P ’64, 254
icteratus (Scymnus). P ’52, 141
Icteria. j iv, 252; viii, 153. P ’47,
157; °54, 397; ’55, 313; ’59, 106,
191; ’66, 171; ’68, 83; °75, 349;
91, 437; ’92, 111, 124; °93, 22,
56, 64; 95, 381, 497; ’96, 162;
04, 584; ’08, 156. J I, 44; II, 269
icterica (Fringilla). P ’65, 92
CLeripes). Pii472;-00
(Prinia). P ’59, 38
ictericus (Anthicus). P ’52, 103
(Holeodus). P ’71, 298; ’72,
1
P 68, 351; ’81,
14
(Liodon). P ’70, 132
Icteride. P ’63, 298; ’64, 107; ’66,
10, 90; ’67, 45; ’68, 296; ’74, 96;
83, 63; ’95, 487; ’96, 133. J
IX, 419
Teterine. P ’67, 45; ’74, 99
icterinus (Unio). P ’53, 250
Ieterioides. P ’67, 60
icterocephala (Chloropsis). P 702,
682
(Motacilla). j iv, 189
(Sylvia). j iv, 189
(Sylvicola). P ’53, 311, 312
icterocephalus (Icterus). j v, 224.
P66, Ii
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
icterocephalus. Continued.
(Leistes). P ’66, 14
(Oriolus). jv, 224. P ’66, 11,
14
(Pendulinus).
(Phyllornis).
(Sylviecola).
(Trochilus).
I, 32
(Xanthocephalus). P ’59, 107,
192; ’66, 91; ’68, 84, 150; °08, 80
icteronotus (Cassicus). P ’60, 139;
64, 107; 67, 65
(Ramphocelus). P ’60, 141;
99, 307
icterotus (Conurus). P ’99, 53
(Gnathosittacea). P ’99, 53
Icterus. j iii, 361; iv, 274, 389; v,
223, 224; vii, 193; viii, 152. P ’47,
204, 332; ’48, 90; 53, 396; 754,
66; ’56, 291; ’59, 107, 192, 301,
305; ’60, 140; ’66, 11, 12, 14, 15,
18, 22, 91, 405, 415; ’67, 46-66;
768, 84, 150; °71, 24; °73, 203%
74, 99; °75, 349; 783, 63; 790,
208, 214; ’91, 436; ’92, 109, 120;
93, 25, 47, 63; 95, 487; 796, 111,
116, 124, 136; ’98, 82, 213; 99,
16, 34, 47, 301, 307; ’03, 27; 704,
582; ’08, 94, 154; ’09, 362. J Il,
48, 137, 138
icterus (Chromacris).
(Lanius).. P ’67, 215
(Oriolus). P ’67, 46
Icticyon. P ’79, 178, 179, 190, 193
Ictinia. P 753, 305, 452; ’66, 48,
49; ’70, 144; ’75, 345; 95, 381,
jv, 224
P 02, 682
P 53, 398
P “46 111.03
P 08, 16
478; ’99, 11
Ictiobus. P ’56, 170; ’77, 75, 87;
104, 243 a
Ictiopogon. P ’60, 121, 124
Ictistygma. P ’73, 335 -
Ictops. P ’68, 316; ’83, 81; %
292, 422. J VII, 21, 345, 351,
408
Ictyeyon. J XI, 396, 403, 404
ida (Acidaspis). P ’77, 140
(Zaphrentis). P ’65, 111
(Zyonyx). P ’99, 246, 248, 2
ide (Cristatella). P ’58, 189; %
203; ’84, 193
idaeus (Rubus.) P ’66, 343
idahensis (Graculus). J IX, 401
idahoense (Pristiloma). P ’02,
(Spherium). P ’70, 57
idahoensis (Cyrena). P ’70, 57
(Oreohelix). P ’05, 271 —
(Patula). P ’72, 136; ’73, 24
75, 153, 180 “a
(Zacoleus). P ’03, 626
Tdalia. P ’55, 379; ’80, 52
idalia “(Megalopta).
(374
lina (Columbella). P ’91, 51
la-maia (Brevoortia). P 67, 82;
768, 173. J VI, 369 .
sa. P ’87, 151; ’96, 451; 1900,
P 1900, 356,
oe OS, 172
mella. P 05, 302, 318
; (Sealpellum). P ’08, 110
psar. P ’66, 414; 99, 34
era. P 59, 234
(Clausilia). P ’08, 583,
P 99, 202
P 09, 481; 710, 17
P 98, 270, 275, 282-
P 08, 583
P 5, 441. J V, 113,
ha. P ’01, 288;
ui n). P 48, 96;
21, 24, 33; ’81, 450;
, 340, 400; ’90, 143
(Architectonica). J IX, 121
(Corbula). P °48, 98; °62, 572;
, 139; °80, 21, 23-25; ’82, 159;
P ’80, 21
lus). P °62, 563, 575
tiarea). P 62, 289; °72,
; "81, 446, 448. J IX, 126, 129
Ova). P °48, 103; *62, 563
Seapharea). P 62, 579; ’81,
762, 289; °72, 54;
"77, 22, 23; 93,
r P 48, 95
(Calicurgus). P ’97, 280
(Dolomedes). P 02, 586, 588;
04, 314, 319
). P 72, 216; °78,
03, 718
62, 579;
782, 156;
us). P 48, 104;
12, 116
P 97, 392
i, 424, 444. P 54, 175;
a 03; 02, 295, 345. J
. P 62, 133; ’64, 155; ’72,
; oA
ria. P ’90, 341
iopsis. P ’90, 342
" “(Plethodon). P ’83, 24
Horse (3 — 192
ormr 216;
tn pe ) 84,
P 04
Frorebratuls). J VI,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
_ ignotus (Cryptus).
729
ignarus (Colymbetes). P ’62, 521
(Eumerus). P 757, 9
(Ichneumon). P ’73, 108, 121
ignava (Crategus). P 710, 222, 228
(Heteronemia). P ‘704, 54;
05, 798, 840
igneum (Solanum). P ’89, 395
igneus (Bombinator). P ’87, 351
(Cardinalis). P ’59, 301, 305;
66, 90; ’68, 84
(Stentor). P ’80, 157
(Tantalus). ji, 54; v, 71
igniarius (Polyporus). J III, 210
igniceps (Seotothorus). P ’99, 209
ee (Callidium). j iii, 412. J
, 18
ignicollis (Arhopalus). J II, 18
(Callidium). J IV, 40
(Eriphus). J IV, 40
ignifer (Anthrax). P 94, 274
(Exoprosopa). P ’94, 274
ignifera (Cochlodina). P ’98, 266
ignilabris (Adamsiella). P 710, 523
a A (Caryepbothel). hg Y Beg 3
73, 332
ignita (Crinia). J VI, 95, 202
(Rhadinea). J VIIL, 140
ignitus (Dendrobates). P ’74, 68.
J VIII, 102
(Dromicus). P 71, 200. J
VIII, 139
ignobilis (Clausilia). P
650, 656; v2, 370
(Elater). P 759, 289
(Limnobia). P ’59, 198
(Melanotus). P 744, 152
(Merula). P ’99, 312
ignota (Cladonia). P ’63, 96
(Leomantis). P ’03, 706
ignote ,Obrium). J I, 103
P 94, 187
Igoeeras. P ’66, 263
igoleta (Mycalesis). P ’85, 86
01, 625,
Iguana. j vi, 13. P ’56, 237; ’62,
356; 68, 97, 283; ’91, 336; 96,
463; ’97, 461. J III, 36; VIII,
124, 169
iguanavus p(Clidastes). P 68, 181,
233; 77
[guania. 3 +64, 226, 227; ’66, 302;
68, 281. J VIII, 119, 165
Iguanide. P 56, 150, 223, 237, 238,
307; °57, 197; 58, 253; ’64, 227;
68, 282; 82, 331; ’95, 386; 96,
463; ’98, 102, 108; ’06, 111; 708,
116
Iguanodectes. P ’71, 260
Iguanodon. P ’57, 124; 58, 46; ’66,
317; 67, 234; ’68, 163, 199; ’70,
67, 68; ’74, 90; ’91, 366; ’93, 71
Iguanodontide. P 783, 99, 103
iguapensis (Helicina). P 1900, 393
730
igvana rhinolopha (Iguana). P ’97,
461
P 1900, 361,
(Callionepion). P ’99, 372
(Enyalius). P ’98, 102
(Glandina). P ’03, 772
(Happia). P 1900, 385
(Odontostomus). P ’98, 473
(Plagiodontes). P ’98, 473
(Unio). P 1900, 79
(Zoniopoda). P ’07, 174
iheringiana (Corbula). P ’97, 295
iheringii (Astyanax). P ’06, 347
(Priocnemis). P ’99, 198
(Salius). P ’99, 198
Therinichthys. P ’03, 499
ijime (Clausilia). P ’01, 655
ikiensis (Clausilia). P ’04, 812
ikiensis tsushimana (Clausilia). P
08, 573
Tlarches. J XII, 544
Tlarchide. J XII, 544
Ilex. P ’60, 303; ’73, 363; ’89, 372;
91, 434; ’92, 167; 94, 167; ’96,
214; ’97, 304; ’98, 20, 296; 1900,
346, 348, 645, 648, 649, 659, 667;
701, 357, 557; 702, 647, 653-659,
667; ’07, 456; ’09, 391
ilex (Quercus). P ’82, 110
Ilia. j viii, 129. P ’50, 27
iliaca (Fringilla). j iv, 63, 276. P
53, 400
(Passerella). P ’75, 350; ’83,
63; °95, 491; ’96, 146; ’08, 154
iliaca megarhyncha (Passerella). P
98, 215; ’04, 583
iliaca schistacea (Passerella).
22, 51, 63
iliaca unalaschensis (Passerella). P
03, 51s.) 08, 139; 708, 17
iliaca (Zonotrichia). P ’53,-382
iliacus (Turdus). P ’64, 250
ilicifolia (Celebogyne). P ’99, 97
(Quereus). P 1900, 645, 664;
02, 661; ’04, 606, 607; 710, 546,
548
Tliciner. P ’89, .372
ilicinum (Fusicoccum).
Tlicioides. P ’07, 457
ilicis (Ancylonycha).
262
(Coceus).
(Kermes).
iheringi (Augochlora).
369
P 93,
P 94, 859
J I, 253,
P ’99, 270
P ’99, 270
(Lachnosterna). J ITI, 253
(Melolontha). J III, 253
Tlictis. P °77, 87, 97
Tliine. P ’79, 403
Tlisha. P °61, 37. J XII, 501
Illenus. j viii, 234. P ’43, 330;
70, 54
illamellata (Urocoptis). P ’98, 274
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
illatus (Phileurus). P 754, 80; 766,
383. J IV, 33
Illecebracee. P ’98, 379
illecebrosa (Loligo). j ii, 95
illecebrosus (Alburnops). P 756,
194; 710, 276
(Notropis).
illectella (Cosmiotes).
illiger (Stenopterus).
illigeri (Midas). P ’61, 464
illinoiensis (Chonetes). P 63, 5
(Macromia). P ’62, 397, 402
(Siphona). P ’95, 333
(Viola). P ’03, 694
illinoisenis (Chonetes). P ’65, 115,
116
illinoisiensis (Poteriocrinus).
159
illiterata (Pyrrhia). P ’74, 211
illitus (Mytilus). P ’53, 266
Illosporium. P ’93, 465; ’94, 385
illotum virgulum (Sympetrum). P
08, 460, 481, 487
P 710, 276
P ’60, 9
J II, 103
P ’86,
illucens (Hermetia). P 794, 271;
95, 321
illuminata (Branchiobdella). P ’93,
421
illuminatus (Bdellodrilus). P 794,
-450
illustrata (Mogannia). P ’61, 283
illustris (Glyptoscelis). P ’73, 85
(Pterostichus).
II, 227, 237; IV, 28
Ilmenite. P ’52,°113; ’58, 175; ’82,
40; ’96, 220; ’97, 437 2
Ilvaite. P ’92, 182 ;
P '60, 5153 Oa509
P 73, 304. J
ilvensis (Woodsia).
215; ’95, 544. J ITI, 201 t
Ilyanassa. P ’71, 143; ’88, 330, se r
98, 435; ’07, 321, 351. J
56, 78; XIII, 105
Tlyanthus. P ’78, 312
Tlybius. J IV, 30
Tlyoplax. P ’58, 98
Tlysanthes. P ’60, 512 :
Imantocerus. J II, 142
Imatidium. j iii, 435
imbecilis (Anodonta). P 753, 264
59, 330; °60, 17, 156; "72ee
96, 506. J IV, 50, 51; V, 449 |
(Mesoleptus). P ’73, 391
P 704, 123
233,
(Perla). P ’62, 367
imbecillis (Telephorus). P 751, 3
imbellis (Agrilus). P ’73, 91, ¢
(Philhydrus). P ’61, 341
imbecilla (Callilepis).
(Limnophila). P 59,
287:' 60; 15
(Silvanus). P 754, 77
imber (Cepphus). P 762, 227
(Urinator). P 793, 29,
95, 465
el
ae
e (Ophidium). P ’64, 200, 204
a e710,
Te csatoepisa). P 05, 777
_ (Apogon). P 92, 261; 06,
). P 05, 777
is). P '64, 204
P10,
P ’98, 400
63, 30
P 96, 520-
91, 45, 46.
opsis). P ’89, 174
asin). P 03, 552; 708,
ita). P 79, 220; ’84,
eramopora). P ’66, 119
ama). P ’72, 119
elonia). P ’08, 115
umba). P 60, 377
etmochelys). P ’06, 112
Tmothoé). P ’02, 259, 270;
3 708, 334; 710, 350
me). P 88, 285
oP 04, 611; 09, 388
lania). P 64, 39
nericardia). P 02, 699
nus). P 704, 553
(Lucina). P
lephora).
lus (Latirus).
m (buecinum).
pidodendron). P
tophyllum). P
je dias)
8). J
J II, 219
P 96, 476
P 91, 261
60, 441
06, 217;
, 136
P 98, 103
J IV,
odactylus).
ms). j in, 317.
ioplocus). P ’89, 176;
| P 58, 233
cus). P 44, 137
; P ’98, 343
J I, 108
P ’46, 125. J II,
er ; (Arca). P 48, =
Ae ibellula). j Viii,
acis ym 708, 487, wi08, 490
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
'T2, 865.
731
imhausi (Lophiomys). P ’96, 526
imitabilis (Cytherea). P 47, 292;
48, 99. J I, 128; IX, 148°
’(Meretrix). P 54, 30; 55, 257
imitans (Planorbella). Pp 72, 270
imitator (Pompilus). P ’97, "248
immaculata (Aleyrodes). P ’02, 281
(Ardea). P ’75, 353
(Cyelocephala). P ’78, 314. J
» 33
(Fistularia). P ’59, 147
(Gallinula). P ’94, 144
(Glaucopteryx). P ’92, 159
(Lycosa). P ’92, 67; ’08, 163
(Lytta). j iii, 304. P 753,
342, 447. J IV, 39
(Melolontha). J IV, 33
(Nemognatha). j i, 22. P
53, 348; ’66, 349
(Orthosia). P ’75, 433
(Prosthesima). P ’92, 18
(Scolopendrella). P ’81, 79, 84
een mie (Theridium). P ’04,
126
immaculatus (Clinus). P
(Dendrobates).
(Dendropicus). P 759, 141
(Drymeus). P 710, 518
(Iulus). P ’64, 12
(Mesopicus). P ’63, 324 *
(Nemotelus). P ’95, 304, 321
(Oonidus). J XII, 547
(Ovoides). P 1900, 528
(Oxyropus). P ’60, 261
(Serrasalmo). P ’06, 471
(Serrasalmus). P ’06, 471
(Tetraodon). P ’03, 165
(Tetrodon). P 1900, 528; 703,
165
immaculatus var. immaculata (Tetro-
don). P ’03, 165
immanis (Ornithotaurus). P ’69, 123
(Thalassoma). P ’99, 488
immarginatus (Isodesmus). P ’96,
260
immatura (Limnobia). P
214; ’61, 290 -
immaturus (Dimerocrinus).
373
(Doryerinus). P ’90, 158
(Thysanocrinus). P ’81, 373
immemor (Dicranomyia). P 61, 287
immer (Colymbus). P ’62, 297°
immersa (Cymothoa). j yg #99
(Escharipora). P ’05,5. J
V, 149
Immersidens. P 1900, 593, 606; ’06,
145; 710, 136
immersidens (Diplommatina). P ’04,
623
i vi, 306
immistus (Jassus).
64, 210
P ’63, 324
59, 206,
P ’81,
732
immitis (Filaria). P ’56, 55; ’80,
10; ’96, 274
immodesta (Dicranomyia). P_ ’59,
211
(Limnobia). P ’59, 206
immortua (Melaporphyria).
203
immundum (Agrion). P ’62, 386
immunis (Apolectus). P ’62, 126
(Cambarus). P ’77, 171
(Eleodes). P ’58, 181, 186.
J IV, 37
(Hister). P ’52, 39
(Sybaris). P ’08, 620
(Trechus). P ’68, 382; ’73,
5
P 74,
32
(Trygon). P ’05, 460
Imogine. P ’53, 365, 867; ’57, 22
Imostoma. P ’77, 43, 49, 55, 56, 96;
88, 179
impacatus (Cecilius). P ’86, 14°
impalmatus (A®gialites). P ’08, 95
impar (Drepanodon). P ’56, 255
(Euphea). P ’01, 135
(Enane). P ’02, 270
(Harmothoé). P ’02, 270
(Hoplismenus). P ’94, 185
(Triceratium). P 1900, 722
imparata (Cylindrella). P ’82, 108
Impatiens. P ’58, 127; ’60, 511;
ia; AOLS °T% Te0s ee. Bis 87,
324; ’89, 370; ’91, 434; ’94, 54;
95, 560; 1900, 652, 667; 709, 387,
390; 710, 581
impatiens (Mordellistena). P ’62, 50
impatientis (Peronospora). P 91,
impavida (Lycosa). P ’08, 164, 199
(Pardosa). P ’08, 164
impedita (Buprestis). P ’57, 8
Impennes. P ’69, 200; ’72, 179
impennis (Alea). P ’61, 248; ’64,
50; ’68, 3, 5, 8, 15; ’69, 200, 205,
210
(Chenalopex). P ’68, 15
(Penguinis). P ’68, 16
imperator (Aptenodytes). P ’72,
177, 192
(Boa). P ’93, 429. J VIII,
130
(Elaps). P ’68, 110. J VIII,
181
(Elephas). P ’58, 10, 29, 157.
J VIT, 21, 252, 357, 398
(Euelephas). J VII, 398
(Helicarion). P ’80, 234
(Holacanthus). P ’82, 304
(Motacilla). P ’67, 220
(Tetrapturus). P ’04, 769
(Thalasseus). P ’62, 588
(Xiphias). P ’04, 769
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
imperfecta (Cicindela).
(Galumna). P ’06, 492
(Melica). P ’85, 40, 42
imperfecta var. flexuosa (Melica). P
85, 42
imperfecta var. minor (Melica). P
85, 42
imperfecta var. refracta (Melica).
P ’85, 42
imperfecta var. sesquiflora (Melica).
P ’85, 43
imperfecta (Opeia). P ’09, 137
imperfectum (Scalpellum). P ’08,
110
va (Microrhagus).
8
P ’66, 397
P 52,
(Nomaretus). P ’60, 569
(Saprinus). P ’52, 40
(Zethus). P ’99, 413, 433
imperforata (Helix). J VIII, 389
(Partula). P ’85, 210. J IX,
46, 54, 109
(Pithys). J VIII, 389, 409
(Polygyra). P ’03, 194
imperialis (Chetodon). P ’82, 304
(Coniophanes). P 766, 128;
701, 92. J VIII, 138
(Dryocampa). P ’73, 274, 282
(Eacles). P ’75, 28
(Erythrolamprus). P ’01, 92;
03, 554
(Felis). P ’73, 260; ’74, 18
(Limnobia). P ’59, 217
(Lithasia).~- P
319. J V, 258
(Paulownia). P ’72, 267
(Pieus). j viii, 155
(Taeniophis). P 54, 226; ’61,
74; ’66, 128; ’01, 92 i
impervia (Crategus). P 710, 189, —
197
impetigosus (Anolis). P 64, 174
impetuani (Emberiza). P ’99, 58
(Fringillaria). P ’99, 58
impexa (Eulota). P ’05, 730
(Plectotropis). P ’05, 730 A
impiger (Harpalus). P ’54, 79. J
IV, 29 a
(Myndus). P ’07, 492 3
Implacentialia. P ’68, 257, 262, 264,
266, 281 :
P 53, 2645
61, 55; 63,
implicata (Anodonta).
60, 19; 61, 310, 399 |
(Helix). P ’60, 151 4
(Laurencia). P ’57, 74 oe
(Nanina). P ’74, 48
(Oculina). P ’78, 312
(Polygyra). P ’09, 543
impolitus (Elater). P 744, 160
imporcata (Mopalia). P 65, 59
imposita (Rosellinia). P ’95, 22
(Spheria). P ’95, 22
. P 08, 41
P 66, 348
P ’90, 397
2a P 91, 188
Cymothoa i, 397
‘Cyrena). P 166, 278, 280
Drillia). P '62, 285, 562;
- Ponotin). P 65, 13
Gastrochena). P 61, 482
Tu nea). tf zy, 889
tomia). P ’71, 142
otoma). P 82, 171
ellaria). P ’61, 482
na). P ’80, 315, 216
ro eotncna). i viii, 255
atellina). P 7 79, 21
tia). P ’62, 562
itella). j ii, 244
n: P ’46, 64
utilithes). P ’90, 396
lis (Eleodes). P ’59, 290
yrinus). P ’68, 373
is). P 743, 296
(Clivina). P 7°44, 50;
rea). P ’44, 144; 57, 8;
ie P 55, #16
"52, 103.
n ens) P 53, 864
bidi P 57, 4, 5
neum). J II, 293
(Anthicus). 5 v, 248. P
P 57, 4
P "08 124, 127
P 57, 160
P +86, 105,
P ’80, 206
cotettix). P ’04, 666
iphorvs). P 45, 316
phorus). P ’51, 340
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
_impudicus (Melanoplus).
733
impressus. Continued.
(Tenebrio). P ’46, 64
improbus (Bombus). P ’78, 186
improcera (Arca). P ’62, 579; ’67,
139; ’80, 21; ’81, 451, 452; ’82,
154
(Nueula). J I, 181
(Seapharea). P ’62, 579
improcerus (Echinus). P ’43, 310
impudica (Secotussa). P ’07, 191
P ’07, 459
(Phallus). P ’71, 297
impulsa (Valsa). P ’77, 120
impunetata (Calathus). P ’60, 318;
66, 346
(Catonia). P
493
(Colenis). P 53, 284; ’66, 369
(Feronia). P ’54, 37; ’55, 356
(Pristodactyla). P 54, 37;
346
07, 480, 482,
66,
impunctatus (Cixius). P ’07, 492
impuncticollis (Amara). P 743, 297;
55, 351; 773, 323.
(Feronia). P 755, 351
impunctifrons (Chlenius). P 56,
26, 29; ’73, 325
impura (Anatina). P ’01, 208, 402
(Anodonta). P ’53, 264
(Patula). P ’91, 314
(Thysanophora). P ’91, 314;
703, 763
impurus (Polydesmus). P ’67, 43
imus (Pedilus). P 55, 273. J I,
83, 84
_ (Planorbis). P 710, 669
Inachide. P ’79, 383
Inachine. P 7 79, 385
Inachus. j viii, 273. P 743, 331;
50, 28; 779, 383; 91, 255
inacuta (Macrothemis). P ’08, 489
Inadunata. P ’85, 228, 237-302; 786,
74, 78, 100; 787, 102-112; ’90, 354,
375
ineequale (Ankphi deen: P 748, 95
(Bembidium). P 43, 297;
"BT, 4
(Corbula). j iv, 153
(Nosoderma). P ’53, 235
(Oiceoptoma). P ’53, 279
inequalipes (Campoplex). P 73,
386
inequalis (Acanthotelson). P 65,
48
(Aecrosoma). P ’09, 212
(Amara). P 755, 353
(Bembidium). j iii, 151
(Calamites). P ’60, 437
(Caleeocrinus). P ’86, 200, 205
(Celia). P 755, 353
(Colletes). P 298, 53
(Corbula). P ’48, 98; ’62, 572
734
inequalis. Continued.
(Eleagnus). J IX, 153
(Heterocrinus). P ’79, 293;
’86, 130, 200, 205
(Hydrochus). P ’55, 859
(Ischnoptera). P ’04, 779;
05, 839; 710, 427, 433
(Lestes). P 62, 385, 401
(Melanotus). P ’66, 347
(Microsehatia). J IV, 37
(Odontota). P ’73, 81
(Phyllodactylus). J VIII, 174
(Silpha). P ’53, 279
inequi (Cochliophagus). P ’68, 136
inequidens (Ellipsodon). P ’92, 298
(Seolopendra). J V, 24
(Tricentes). P. ’92, 298
inequifasciata (Leptognathus). P
’68, 108, 136
inequifasciatus (Cochliophagus). P
62, 347; ’68, 136
inequilateralis (Corbicula). P ’60,
pr ee ares
(Mactra). 703, 262
inaequilobus CBogonichthys), P 54,
186; ’56, 188; ’79, 90
inaequipes (Asthenognathus). P 58,
107
ineequistriata (Helicina).
394
(Strophomena). j viii, 254
ineequivalva (Anodonta). P ’68, 95.
J VI, 289, 292
inequivalvis (Ostrea). P ’04, 559
inerata (Haltica). P ’60, 317
inana (Lachnosterna). J III, 242
inanis (Spheria). J II, 289, 291
inanus (Cardiophorus). J IV, 35
inarmata (Ischnura). P ’98, 147
inaurata (Mazzalina). P ’96, 473
inauratus (Bulbifusus). P ’79, 223;
190, 396; ’95, 71
(Fusus). P 748, 100; ’79, 223
inauris (Turbinolia). j viii, 224;
05, 4
Inca. P ’69, 214
inca (Ammonites). J VIII, 312
(Cora). P ’01, 136
(Heteragrion). P ’01, 137
(Orthis). J VIII, 307
(Productus). J VIII, 307
(Ramphastos). P 67, 105
(Seardafella). P ’68, 148, 150;
05, 688
‘(Terebratula). J VIII, 324
incana (Alnus). P 766, 343
(Draba). J III, 187
incana var. confusa (Draba).
182, 187
ineana (Hosackia). P 763, 349
' (Parmelia). P ’93, 216
(Pupa). P ’58, 208
P 1900,
J III,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
incana. Continued.
(Strophia). P ’75, 154, 190;
89, 207
incanana (Halonota). P-’60, 351
— (Polypodium). P ’89, 57,
incanescens (Spheria). P 95, 31
incanoides (Cerion). P 795, 209;
196, 320
(Maynardia). P ’95, 209
incanum (Alyssum). P ’77, 106
(Cerion). P ’96, 315, 320
incanum maritimum (Cerion). P .*10,
48
incanum saccharimeta (Cerion). P
98. 477
incanum (Desmodium). P ’89, 377
(Pyenanthemum). P ’60, 514
incanus (Chiton). P ’94, 87
(Heteractites). P ’98, 139
incarnata (Asclepias). P 60, 512;
78, 293; °99, 103; 702, 642, 663
incarnata var. pulchra ‘CAsclepias).
P 1900, 669
incarnata (Ecpantheria) P ’60, 523,
524, 526
(Gibbula). P 704, 34
(Platea). J I, 222
(Polygala). P ’60, 511
(Thelephora). J III, 223 |
(Wedelia). P ’96, 33
inearnatum (Corticium). J III, 223
(Polygonum). P ’02, 661 4
inearnatus (Cantharellus). J III, :
206
(Polyporus). J III, 212 ‘
incei (Muscipeta). P ’02, 681
(Onithochiton). P 94, 70
(Terpsiphone). P ’02, 681
incerta (Aestrelata). P ’66, 147, 1
(Anodonta). P ’53, 264; .
244
(Anyphena). P ’92, 22;
32
(Buliminopsis). P 705, 735—
(Conulus). P 02, 235 _
(Cucullea). P ’81, 446. J |
126 ;
(Cylindrella). P ’81, 15
(Cyrena). P ’60, 280
(Epeira). P 09, 211 .
(Eumenes). P 99, 443
(Helix). J IX, 31
(Hyalina).
(Joppa).
(Lasea). P 772, 229
(Nueula). J VIII, 321
(Patula). J i 31
(Procellaria). P ’66,
P 94, 21
P 72, 224
S
191
(Sarcophaga).
(Scintilla).
P 1900, 433
P 38 277
?
P ’73, 151, 161
Po7, 5
ScAobuliminns). P 705, 735
cus). P 02, 673
inus). P 02, 673
etanorhynchus). P ’04, 677
(Eros). JI, 78
in (Phyllobothrium). P 90,
P °62, 196, 215
2 781, 451, 452
olocardia). P 63, 580
a). jiv, 1839. P 48, 96;
. , 21; 781, 451, 452;
yc P 54, 30; 62, 561
). P 53, 318; '62, 561;
(Pleurotoma). j vii, 140.
pol
eula). P ’62, 561
PPteurctoma). P ’48, 104
Fulgur). P. °48, 100; 53,
il). P 03, 744
P 79, 309
60, 63; 64,
pus).
0GE on :
ela).
P ’89, 403; 01,
P 709, 435
P 756, 34; "73,
P 708, 556, 558
Ce 76, 153
ma 345
). )- oJ wih 34
» Incisivus (Rhinoceros).
- inclusum (Chiracanthium).
735
incisa. Continued.
(Pugettia). P
125
(Schizostoma). P_ 760,
764, 97. J V, 246
(Synidotea). P ’97, 391°
(Turbonilla). P ’99, 146, 156,
174
incisa var. constricta (Turbonilla).
P ’99, 146, 157
incisa (Venericardia). P
714
Incisidens. P -62, 244
57, 219; 791,
186;
02, 710,
P 704, 478
incisor (Lepomis). P ’65, 83; "77,
44, 76. J VI, 220
(Pomotis). J VI, 220
incisum (Aspidium). P 89, 352
(Centrostomum). P 57, 19
(Lamium). P ’97, 175
(Melatoma). P ’64, 97
(Schizostoma). P ’64, 93, 97;
65, 34
(Sysimbrium).
(Tetrastemma). P ’57, 163
incisuralis (Pangonia). j iii, 31
ineisus (Acilius). J IV, 30
(Chelopus). J VIII, 154
(Cimolestes). P 91, 131
(Evarthrus). P ’73, 319. J
II, 232
(Midas). P ’95, 325
(Menethius). P ’57, 219
(Polemius). P ’51, 339
incita (Saxicava). P ’87, 403
incivile (Distomum).
incivis (Agrotis). P ’75, 65
inclinans (Goniobasis). P ’62, 267;
64, 26. J V, 318
inclinata (Gratidia). P 704, 83
(Turbonilla). P ’99, 146, 168,
172
inclinatum (Bryum). P ’93, 217
inclusa (Chiracanthium). P ’04, 123
(Clostera). P ’82, 238
(Clubiona). P ’01, 574
(Tomoxia). P 62, 45
P 63, 57
P 1900,
03, 340
P 54, 110
532; ’01, 574;
(Trogoderma).
inelyta (Clausilia). P ’07, 499
(Trogus). P ’73, 131, 133
inelytum (Buccinum). ’p 07, 244
incolans (Ctenus). P ’09, 216
incommodum (Distomum). P 90,
414
(Monostomum). P 56, 48;
90, 414
incommodus (Calathus). P ’60, 317
incomperta (Navicula). P ’65, 18
94,
incompletum (Pyrachmon). P
188
736
incompta (Bostra). P ’04, 57; 705,
795, 796, 840
(Crategus). P 710, 165, 183
(Cyrena). P ’60, oe £0
incomptum (Doreatoma). P 65, 2438
incomptus (Placostegus). P 710, 495
.(Platyerinus). P ’81, 246
incongrua (Arca). j ii, 268; iv, 78.
P %43, 324; °62, 579; 71, 133;
81, 450, 452; °82, 154; 91, 46;
03, 756. J X, 62; XI, 163
(Plicatula). P °94, 65
(Seapharea). P ’62, 579; ’81,
52
incongruus (Atractopterus). P 754,
inconspectus
84, 148
inconspicua (Aleyrodes).
(Doris). P ’80, 61
(Felis). P. 779, 172
(Gilia). P ’63, 74
(Helicina) J IX, 103, 110
(Ianthoseala). J VIII, 190
(Lamellidoris). P ’80, 61
(Magasella). P 773, 189; TT,
163
(Membranopsis). 492
(Molgula). P ’55,
(Mysia).
(Pachylia).
(Parkeria).
(Prisconatica).
314
(Pteria). J VITI, 290, 319
(Seala). J VITI, 190, 203
inconspicua var. inflata (Seala). J
VIII, 203
inconspicua (Sealaria). J VIII, 203
(Terebratula). P ’73, 189
(Thysanophora). P ’10, 517
(Trimerotropis). P ’08, 390;
09, 452
ineonspicuum (Spherium). P ’60, 293
inconspicuus (Hydroporus). P 755,
290, 294
(Sphodromerus). P ’01, 379
ineonstans (Amalopis). P ’59, 247;
(Euealyptocrinus). P
P ’02, 282
P X,
387
J IV, 158, 160
J VIII, 368
J VIII, 278,
60, 16, 17
(Ancylochira). P ’57, 8
(Apeltes). P 786, 238
(Bulimus). P ’85, 206. J
IX, 57
(Buprestis). P 44, 146
(Enealia). P 77, 65; 784,
158; ’86, 237-239, 251
inconstans var. cayuga (Eucalia). P
86, 239
inconstans
86, 239
inconstans (Gasterosteus). P 65, 81;
"77, 65, 95; 784, 158; 786, 238, 251
pygmea (Eucalia). P
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
inconstans. Continued. St
(Goniobasis). P 762, 2
64, 32. J V, 325 |
(Orsadachna). P
(Sertularia). P ’76, 210,
(Sigaretus). P 795, 103,
(Xylocopa). P ’96, 556
(Zethus). P ’99, 42
incontesta (Phidippus). P
incrassata (Astarte). P 7
(Cardita). P 72,
703, 706, 713
(Corbicula). P ’60, 271
(Cyprina). P ’61, 30
48, 101;
(Mactra). P
574; ’80, 21, 24
(Marginella). J VIII, 328
(Melania). P ’63, 312°
(Melantho). P ’63, 39
(Mesodesma). P ’62, 574
(Mytilus).
(Nassa). P 704, 21
(Venus). P ’72, 246
: (Viviparus). P 763 ei
incrassatum (Aspergillum).
493
(Cerion). P ’96, 319
inecrassatum microdon ’ (Cerion), *
96, 319, 328
incrassatus (Actinobolus). P "72,
(Brechites). P 61, 493
(Bulimulus). P 96, 398,
inecrassatus var. nuciformis —
mulus). P ’96, 430
incrassatus (Bulitaas). P 06,
(Daptus). P 43, 297 —
(Kuphus). J VIII, 342
(Laelaps). P ’76 248, |
(Leucosomus). eo 56,
86, 15
’(Mytiliconcha).
(Mytilus). P 748,
154; ’87, 341, 400; 90, 1
(Nesiotus). ¥ 196,
inerassatus var. nuciformis (Ne
P ’96, 430
incrassatus (Omphalostylaye
430
(Spirifer). J VIII, 3
(Svirobranchus). P ’”
(Unio). P °53, 253;
245; °77T, 26. JV, 409°
increta (Dilndia). P 85, |
incrustana (Salmacina). P
inerustans (Halichondrina).
206
(Thelenhora). J III,
incrustata (Helix). P 757, -
202; ’89, &3
(Microphysa). P
14
91,
—
Continued. =
vatula).—P-’75, J 153; ’89, 200;
‘Gleodes). P 61, 852
1s ee). J Vv, 116
P 152, 134
concha).~ P ’48, 102; 54,
291, 579; ’82, 186. J IX,
pconcha). P ’62, 291,
0, 144. J IX, 138
ilus). P ’80, 21-33;
128
ai P 60, 5
| (Acrydium). P ’09, 131
(Cyathocrinus). P ’79,
ot. P 43
P 36,81
P 62, 171;
79,
182,
297
. JV, 286
Anomalocrinus). P
, 136
esiocrinus). P
ae rinus). 3 oe
inus). P ’79, 296
ee amus ). b 2 56, 277,
428
P 54, 29; ’87, 341,
79, 271
65, 148;
r 79, 271
¥ 65, 254, 255
MU ainyothy rie). P 95,
P °72, 222
P 95, 339.
177
jomma). P 94, 274
bilis (Bulimulus). P 1900,
(Unio). P 63, 192
nio). J VI, 15
ima). P ’05, 110
. J XIi, 521
P °78, 349
(C; pricardites). j viii, 244
ek a). P 62, 565 ; 90, 145
j Viii, 18s. 5
62, 568; 767,
82, 171; 790, 145
2
utilithes). P 90, 396
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
737
indentata (Conularia). P ’54, $1-
oe a P ’94, 16
(Helix). j ii, 372; 58, 202;
60, 19; ’61, 398; 72 100, 111:
94, 15
(Hyalina). P 66, 315
(Vitrea). P ’94, 16; ’96, 488;
702, 420, 430, 511; 703, 204, 767,
768; ’06, 150, 533, 562
indentata umbilicata (Vitrea).
703, 616; ’06, 124, 150, 562;
514; 10, 52, 86, 131
indentata (Zaitha). P ’53, 364
indentatum (Triceratium). P
139; 1900, 727
indentatus (Hyalinia). P ’91, 312
(Zonites). P ’75, 153, 166; 789,
197; °91, 312
indentus (Poteriocrinus). P ’79, 343
index (Cyclosa). P ’09, 209
P
09,
90,
indianaensis (Actinocrinus). P ’81,
340
indianense (Orthoceras). P 63, 28;
65, 132
indianensis (Actinocrinites). P ’69,
154
(Batocrinus). P ’81, 224, 341
(Canis). P ’74,18. J IX, 453;
XI, 227
(Poteriocrinus). P 65, 155;
"79, 340
(Seytalocrinus). P ’79, 340
Indianite. P ’92, 188.
indianorum (Polygyra). P ’02, 511;
703, 200; 706, 533. 548-551
indianorum lioderma (Polygyra). P
702, 511; ’06, 533, 551
indianus (Hesperomys). P ’74, 179
indica (Argylepes). P ’82, 276
(Belona). j ii, 180
(Belostoma). J I, 58
(Canna). P ’89, 353
(Columba). P ’64, 248
(Daphne). P ’58, 127
(Dipsas). P ’60, 265
(Donacia). P ’47, 158;
316
(Dromia). P
(Eleusine). P ’89, 361
(Lagerstroemia). P ’89, 381
(Mangifera). P ’89, 374; ’01,
560
(Meminna). P ’02, 131
(Motacilla). P ’67, 220
(Mysia). P ’72, 94
(Pavetta). P ’58, 134
(Persea). P ’89, 403
(Pratineolay. P ’89, 79
(Quisqualis). P ’89, 380
(Saraca). P ’86, 352-354
Ph hea P 05, 86. J XI,
51,
58, 226
738
indica. Continued.
(Sesarma). P
(Tamarindus).
(Tamarix). P ’89, 366
(Testudo). j v, 287, 292. P
71, 154
(Thelphusa). P ’80, 36
(Waltheria). P ’05, 697
indicans (Mogannia). P ’61, 283
Indicator. P 56, 156; ’59, 142; ’99,
37; 705, 766
indicator (Criniger). P ’59, 45
(Hemixos). P ’59, 45
(Xenocichla). P ’99, 41
Indicatoride. P ’05, 766
indicatrix (Argia). P ’08, 481, 487,
489
P °89, 367
P 08, 53. J
P 97, 169-172
P 97, 169
J VIII, 370
indicum (Abutilon).
(Chiloseyllium).
XII, 499
(Heliophytum).
(Heliotropium).
(Opereulatum).
(Sarmatium). P ’80, 212, 213
(Spherium). P ’60, 293
indicus (Bos). P ’97, 486
(Cajanus). P ’89, 377
(Coceulus). P ’77, 284
(Corvus). P ’67, 216
(Cyclophorus). P ’05, 722 ©
(Elephas).
(Dicrurus). P ’67, 219
(Dipsadomorus). P ’68, 107
(Globiocephalus). P 769, 21
(Gyps). P ’49, 158
(Heptanchus). P ’64, 150
(Heptranchias). P ’84, 100
(Leptognathus). P 68, 107
(Metagrapsus). P ’80, 213
(Mullus). P ’82, 306; 1900,
526
(Myxine). P 758, 224
(Naucrates). P 762, 441
(Nautilus). J VIII, 308
(Notarchus). P ’99, 516
- (Peneus). P 793, 109
(Platycephalus). J XII, 550
(Platygaster). P 782, 280
(Polynemus). P ’61, 276; 782,
307
(Psittacus).
(Rallus). P
(Ramphastos). P ’67, 124
(Rhinoceros). P ’78, 61; ’88,
‘90, 183; ’91, 362
(Sporobolus). P ’67, 23
(Sus). P ’78, 61
(Tapirus). J IX, 309, 315, 330,
7
35
“(Testudo). P ’54, 103
- (Trichidion). P *61, 276; ’05,
501
P 64, 239
94, 136
88;
P 78, 53 x
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Indigofera.
indicus. Continued,
(Trichopterus). P
(Turdus). P ” 2
(Upeneus). P ’82,
526
(Vanellus). P ’71, 1
(Vultur); P , 15
(Zanclurus). P ”
indifferens (Spirifer). P
indigaceus (Canthon).
380 i:
indigatrix (Lycosa). P 70
(Pardosa). P 708,
indigena (Limnobia). .
214, 215
indigo pede
(Thelephora). J
P 50,
61, 451; 62, 162;
394
indigotica (Diglossa). P
indioensis (Sonorella).
indirecta (Corni¢ Dee
105, 307 a
(Erigone). P 705,
(Leptura). J I, 330 _
(Prosopotheea). P
indistincta (Amara).
300; ’55, 350 ;
(Anisotoma). P-
(Celia). P 755
(Dicerea). P ’
(Dothidea). J
(Gastrochena).
5; 59, 83 .
indistinctus (Acupalp
(Agonoderus). P_
(Eustrophus). J I
(Hister). jv,
(Pheogenes).
(Siphonata Wa
(Stenolophus).
indivisa (Cladura).
(Tubularia). P
Indopicus. P 763, Li
indra (Papilio). P
Indri. P 702, 248 —
Indris. P ’78, 152; 78
94, 100; ’01, 121. J.
300, 302, 306, 31
indris (Hypsiboas). —
Indrisine. J X,
indurata (Doris). P
induratus (Idonearea
- P 67, 215 ——
P 1900, 694,
25
. jueatensis (Biddulphia).
25
(Gyroceras). P 71, 89
atilus). P ’71, 89
: 1900, 725
mphidesma ).
i Z ‘01, 473
. P 58, 235
P a 280; 80,
j ii, 278
(Poteriocrinus). P
(Seolopendra). J V, 25
a ees) J V, 25
inea). J IX, 147
eulus). J IX, 147
eee eneboes). P
490
Iium). P ’08, 109
hocottus). P 756, 133
"61, 115
yonus). P ’61, 167
phoroides). P ’61, 167
). P 1900, 511
60, 70; °63, 307
P 1900, 511
adula). P °95, 368
ilepis). ij a 157.
22; 780,
* 54, 198
89, 400
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
P 52,
739
inermis. Continued.
_(Poria). P ’94, 322
(Scorpena). P ’85, 402, 403
(Serranus). P ’62, 236
(Strigamia). P ’67, 129
(Tetradymia). P ’63, 68
(Thysanomyia). P ’95, 332
(Trichomyeterus). P ’54, 198
(Uranoscopus). P ’61, 114
inernis (Ichthyscopus). P ’82, 278
inexpectata (Aéstrelata). P ’66, 135,
149, 170
(Blattella). P ’06, 268
(Colloealia). P ’06, 200
(Crocuta). P ’95, 448, 449;
96, 392. J XI, 247, 548
’(Procellaria). P ’66, 150, 170,
197
(Sturnella). P ’97, 147-150
(Tornatellina). P 05, 737
(Uncia). J XI, 240, 243-249,
280
inexplicata (Dothidea). J II, 289
inezana. (Pachydesma). P ’56, 318
infandum (Cerion). P 96, 321
infans (Mangilia). P 95, "62, 116
(Microdrillia). P 703, 277
(Pleurotoma). P 95, 62; 703,
276, 278
infans var. brevis (Pleurotoma). P
03, 278
infantilis (Melanoplus). P ’06, 414
infantula (Goniobasis). P ’63, "155;
64, 42. J VII, 135
infausta (Amara). P ’55, 347
(Cryptoglossa). J IV, 36
infaustus (Arhopalus). J II, 17
(Asbolus). P ’54, 84. J IV,
6
(Pachybrachis). P ’49, 171.
J I, 262
(Perisoreus). P ’91, 445
(Saprinus). P ’52, 40
infecta (Ascaris). P ’49, 229; ’56,
52
(Helix). P 58, 200
(Heterina). P ’08, 489
infectus (Nirmus). P 1900, 153
infelix (Megistocrinus). P ’81, 306;
85, 328
(Saecocrinus).
infensa (Crategus). P 710, 189, 201
infera (Crategus). P ’05, 635, 651
infernalis (Coluber). P ’03, 287-296
(Erigone). P ’05, 317
(Eutenia). P ’04, 470
infernalis infernalis (Eutenia). P
701, 28; ’03, 287-290, 293, 296
infernalis vidua (Eutenia). P ’01,
30; 703, 287, 294-296; ’05, 692, 693
infernalis (Gerrhonotus). P ’58, 255;
66, 322
P ’85, 328
740
infernalis. Continued.
(Murena). P ’84, 101
(CEdaleus). P ’02, 634
(Polybia). P ’98, 451
(Trochosa). P ’03, 129, 132
infernus (Limonius). P ’66, 391
infesta (Lycosa). P ’08, 164
infirma (Mordellistena). P ’62, 49
inflammata (Mordella). P ’62, 46
inflata (Amastra). P ’88, 46
(Bornia). P ’72, 231
(Bulimus). P
(Cassis). P ;
(Castalia). P ’53, 368
(Cypricardites). j viii, 246
(Cyrena). P ’60, 280, 283
(Egeria). P ’48, 99
(Galeomma). P ’72, 222
(Goniobasis). P ’65, 32
(Goniosoma). P ’05, 13
(Laminella). P ’88, 46
(Lobelia). P ’60, 303
(Lyonsia). j vii, 248
(Margarita). P ’65, 62
(Melania). P ’64, 100; ’65,
32, 35
(Metaptera). P 53, 260
(Mytilus). P ’62, 579
(Navicula). P ’65, 8
(Nitens). P 757, 166
(Oliva). P ’89, 137
(Perna). P ’62, 579
(Psorodes). P ’54, 219
(Pterodonta). P ’90, 458, 469
(Silene). P ’77, 106
(Succinea). P ’58, 199; ’64,
110, 111. J VI, 182
(Symphynota). P ’53, 260. J
V, 435
(Thelphusa).
(Tornatella). P
104
(Veniella). P ’05, 13
inflatifrons (Mesoleius). P ’94, 189
inflatipes (Spherococeus). P 99, 262
(Spherococopsis). P ’99, 262
inflatum (Cerion). P ’96, 326
(Sealibregma). P ’08, 356
inflatum var. corethura(Scalibregma).
P 02, 275
inflatum (Teucrium). P ’89, 400
P 80, 36
79, 222; 84,
inflatus (Actinocrinus). P ’81, 329
(Agaricocrinus). P 781, 286,
329
(Ammonites). P ’90, 458. J
VIII, 312
(Amphoracrinus). P ’68, 348;
81, 286, 329
(Balanocrinus). P 781, 375
(Briarocrinus). P ’81, 270, 272
(Camponotus). P ’81, 59
(Colpius). P ’73, 326
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
_inflexus (Ceriocrinus).
-infracarinata (Adee
- infraspinatus (Cliba
183
inflatus. Continued.
(Conocephalus). P| 1,
(Cryptadius). J IV, 36 —
(Cupressoerinus), P 86, 1
(Inoceramus). P 54, 17
(Lampteroerinus). Ps
(Mytilus). P ’8
397, 398, 402. J
(Nitocris). P '65, }
(Stegocephalus).
(Subulites). bs 70,
(Unio). P 753,
27. J V, 435
inflecta (Helix).
191, 193; °58, 202; ”
249; °75, 208; ’89, 2
(Polygyra). P ’§
450; °02, 418, 420,
543-545
inflecta media (Polygy1
533, 544 3 «
inflecta (Triodopsis). P ’
206; °76, 187
inflexa (Porcellana ai P ;
(Ascaris). P 756, §
(Laphygma). P
(Marginella). P
169 e
inflexirostris (Quiscalus -_£
(Cyathocrinus).
(Mylocyprinus)
(Prosthecosacter)
infodiens (Necropho
informata (Cellepora). J
(Reptocelleporaria).
informis (Goniobasis). P
64, 46. J VI, 136
infortunata (Cylind
106; ’84, 212 —
aa P ki
Proserpinula). P>
(Urocoptis). P_
5
(Gyrodes). P
(Natica).
infrafasciata (Melar
63, 311
infrafasciatum (P
311 he
infragranulata (Tur
198 a
inframundus ( Calls 01
129 .
infraplicatus (Ade:
infrastricta (Rissoa)
infrasuleata (Clathu
infrateniatus (H
}-P 778, 216°
Actinocrinites). P 69,
at LOC! inus). 1
nopon). P 1900, 159
Unio). P 53, 244, 250.
eloplurus). P 765, 74
3). j viii, 217
- P >73, 110, 128
ee 14
18) . ,
a). "75, 93
78, 422, aft
a (Aglaja). P °75, 155
agmophora). P 1900,
i “fs i 03, 702
P 58, 197; °75, 216
69, 155;
gus).
ony P 55, 273. at 83
ia. P 706, 145
(Flabelligera). =
(Dibothrium). P
mis (Chone). P ’02,
ia). P 41, 18
ia). P 06, 145
cS P 06, 172
J VIII, 354
. P 66, 266
P 766, 266; 68,
"P 08, 505, 506,
P 06, 198, 199
P °65, 213
INDEX TO ee Tee SPECIES, ETC.
infuseata. Continued.
(Goniobasis). P 62, 270;
64, 38. J V, 330
(Homeogamia). P ’07, 75
(Pseudomiopteryx). P 05, 795
(Strix). P ’66, 50
infuscatella (Coleophora). P ’60, 5
infuscatum (Callidium). P ’59, 285,
291
(Glaucidium). P ’66, 50
infuseatus (Agonoderus). P 42,
297; 68, 374
P 55, 365
(Berosus).
(Butalis). P 55, 326; 756,
317; 759, 50; ’99, 40
. (Conocephalus). P ’07, 390
(Philodromus). P 1900, 537
(Pternistes). P ’05, 756
infuseus (Unio). P ’72, 160. J
VIiil, 51
(Vampyrops). P ’91, 402
Inga. P ’58, 128
ingallsiana (Paludina). i 56, 110;
702, 115, 118. J VI, 117
ingallsianus (Unio). J III, 298, 300 ©
ingeniculata (Syneda). P 175, 435
ingenita (Amblytropidia). P 704,
517
ingens (Ambystoma).
123. J III, 343, 353
(Cerebratulus). P ’78, 300
(Elotherium). P 57, 175; 70,
112. J VII, 21, 192, 357, 388
P 56, 7; ’59,
(Entelodon). e 756, 164; 57,
89, 158, 175; ’58, 157
(Lepidodendron). P ’60, 239
(Meckelia). P ’78, 300. J
I, 148
(Salamandra). j vi, 254. P
5 ee Oy § Einar a 288
(Sphex). P ’97, 376; 799, 200
ingenua (Sciara). P "267, 223
ingenuum (Hippotherium). P ’85,
38; ’86, 11; ’87, 310; ’89, 96;
90, 182”
ingenuus (Hemiteles). P
172
ingersolli (Helix). P ’10, 115
(Limax). P ’75, 153, 173, 176;
76, 184
(Microphysa). P 710, 115
ingersolli var. convexior (Micro-
physa). P ’10, 117
(Patula). P ’75, 180;
rah detect saga P
73, 169,
89, 200
710, 46,
heart convexior Chvesepbore):
P 710, 117
ingersolli meridionalis
phora). P ’10, 51, 116
ingersolli (Vertigo). P 1900, 599
ingratus (Calathus). P ’60, 317
‘
(Thysano-
742
inguinalis (Microlophus). J VIII,
172
(Prostherapis). P ’68, 187
inhabile (Macrochilus). P 389, 309
(Siphonostomum). P 63, 140
inhabilis (Brada). P ’63, 140
(Fusus). P ’89, 306, 309. J
III, 76
(Macrocheilus). J III, 76
inhonesta (Lycosa). P ’02, 538, 557;
04, 276, 277, 283, 290; ’08, 163, 242
(Tarentula). P ’02, 557; ’04,
290; ’08, 238
Inia. P 73, 267; ’08, 27
Iniistius. P 62, 143, 145; ’63, 223;
97, 78
inimicus (Jassus). j vi, 305
Inliaculus. P ’98, 280
innata (Corallorhiza). j iii, 136, 138
(Valsa). P ’77, 119
innocens (Cyathopoma). P ’04, 619
innocuus (Harpalus). P ’65, 101, 103
(Prionus). P ’62, 48
innominabilis (Ceraticelus).
302
(Ceratinella). P
innominata (Collocalia).
183, 190, 197
innominatus
"77, 93
innotabilis (Agrotis). P ’74, 202
(Apex). P ’88, 38
(Turritella). P ’97, 329, 380
innotatus (Goniograpsus).. P 47,
249; 58, 102; ’80, 199
(Pachygrapsus). P ’58, 102
innoxia (Diplotaxis). J III, 273
innoxius (Mesoleptus). P ’78, $71
(Seotophilus). P ’66, 287
Inocaulis. P 788, 131
Inocerami. J III, 323, 329
inoceramiformis (Venus). J IX, 123
inoceramoides (Ostrea). J VIII, 322
Inoceramus. j Viii, 211, 223, 246, P
741, 108; 750, 67; 50, 200; 54,
164, 170; 56, 87, 114, 267, 268;
57, 111, 112, 118, 119, 125-127,
136; ’58, 50, 146, 154, 258; ’60,
130, 180, 220, 221; ’61, 150, 315,
419, 421, 422, 427; ’62, 21, 26;
66, 314; ’72, 46, 260, 263; 74,
224; ’76, 273, 312; °75, 466; ’82,
194, 204; ’91, 159; 705, 10,13. J
II, 299; IV, 298; VIII, 319
inoceriformis ” (Clementia). 3:62,
575
(Venus). j viii, 51.
575; ’80, 22, 25; 782, 160
' inoceroides (Venus).
inodora (Lonas). P
(Matricaria). P
211
P 05,
05, 302
P 06, 178-
P 62,
77, 107; '93,
(Girardinichthys). P
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Inoperna. P
inops
J IV, 35
"TL, 101; "so, oe
inoratus (Ichneumon). P
120 :
inordinata (Hadena).
inornata (Actinia). P
145;
50, 51
357
202;
164
(Ptychosyea).
05, 25
"77, 23 be
(Cryptohypnus). F.
(Melanoplus). P 707.
(Pinus).
(Anthaxia). P
(Area). P
60, 419
(Astarte). P 760, 1
(Bathyphantes). Pp
(Bernicla). P ’
(Brachypodella). _
(Bulimorpha). P
(Calliste). P ”
(Cellepora). J V1
(Chettusia). P 72,
(Chitulia). P ’59,
S Chremont eal Pp
(Chrysomela). P ’6
(Cenonympha). P
(Columba). P_ ’63,
(Corbula). P 58, 5
(Cucullea). P 60,
(Cyclas). P ’60, 28
(Cyprina). P
(Echidna). P
(Erigone). P 705,
(Eulota). P ’08 ae
(Grammonota). P
(Grindelia). P
(Helix). j ii,
60, 19; 72,
(Languria). | e
"3
( rae.
Sree
(Muscicapa).
( oa
(Omphalina). P
(Ostrea)
(Pach me
(Phosyit
{Pac asanonilaae
(Pleurotomaria). F
(Polyphemopsis).
(Pyrochroa). P
(Querquedula). F
(Saperda). j iii,
eetved. heron tS
Pr Oo, Ol
ia). P 01, 43; 08, 121
Hatley P60, 357
). P 43 297
ma). P ’&9, 301
um). P 60, 287, 293
z. 104, 567
_P 04, 126
; dis).
=). P ’61, Ba
F
P 01, 43; 703,
P 62,
. P °97, 329, 330
56, 98. J IL,
P 71, 195
P 75, 144, 153;
97
‘(Venus). P ’48, 107
niobasis). P 62, 270;
28. J V, 334
amea ) Pp 74, 206
ura). 'p 789, 153
(Aeyelus). P ’82, 247
3). P 06, 186
hus). P 66, 348
nocera). P °07, 514-559
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
351; | imscisuralis (Phora).
_Inseetivorus (Sinops).
743
Inquiline. P 61, 151
inquinata (Cyrena). P ’60, 280
inquinatus (Helophorus). P 755, 358
(Psittacus). P ’64, 240
inquisitor (Philodromus). P
585
(Pimpla). P ’94, 190
inrinensis (Eulota). P 05, 732;
708, 41
’(Plectotropis). P 705, 732
insatiabilis (Stagmatoptera). P ’05,
840
01,
inscendens (Bulimus). P ’61, 332
P ’95, 340
J IV, 137
P "567, 112
J IV, 137 '
J VI, 221,
inseripta (Deidamia).
inscriptis (Pteroglossus).
insecriptum (Pterogon).
inseriptus (Lepomis).
225, 240
(Thyreus). J IV, 137
(Xenotis). P ’77, 44
inseulpta (Clemmys). P 96, 378;
702, 385. J XI, 194, 196, 280
(Emys). Pp 54, 189
(Orthis). P 58, 190
(Verticordia). P ’81, 428
insculptus (Actinocrinus). P
159; ’81, 323
(Calathoerinus). P ’81, 323
(Eurylepis). P ’57, 150
(Gasterosteus). P 86, 243, 251
69,
(Glyptemys). P ’08, 114
(Hydrobius). P 55, 372
(Mecolepis). P 756, 97
(Strotocrinus). P 69, 159;
81, 323
(ieleiberinus). P 781, 323
insecta (Aciura). P 94, 280;
337
(Trypeta).
95,
P 94, 280
P ’92, 310
(Stypolophus). P ’92, 310
insectoides (Fusus). P ’96, 472
insectorum (Leptothrix). J VIII,
445
inserta (Dothidea). J a “ee
(Spheria). J II,
insertus pena Ty P
170. J I, 252
(Saprinus). P ’52, 40
Insessores. P 68, 261; ’69, 195, 196,
201, 203, 204
insicum (Tetrastemma). P 55, 390
insidiator (Chiropus). P ’03, 702
(Cottus). P ’97, 83
(Deveximentum). J XII, 517
(Platycephalus). P ’97, 8&3
(Tarachodes). P ’03, 702
(Zeus). J XII, 517
insidiatrix (Bembidula). P ’95, 352
49,
744
insidior (Bufo). P 62,
358. J VI, 71
insidiosus (Criotettix).
insignatus (Buteo). P
142; ’75, 101, 115;
insigne (Cypripedium).
85, 30, 116
(Searistoma). P ’99, 359
insigniarum (Eutenia). P ’91, 462
insignifica (Fusus). P ’03, 279
(Mangelia). 195, 126
(Pleurotoma). P ’79,
95, 61, 126
insignis (Acanthoplax). P ’80, 146
(Achatinella). P ’88, 28
(Amara). P ’55, 350. J IV, 29
(Ammophila). P ’96, 552
(Amphiaster). P ’89, 173
(Anolis). P ’71, 205, 218. J
VIII, 95, 120
(Bembex). P ’95, 354, 357
(Catostomus). P 754, 28; 56,
173; . °77,-91
(Cheirodon).
(Chirodon).
(Cotylaspis).
10
54, 88;
P
66, 45;
99, 29
P 58, 120;
04, 662
70,
>
213;
P ’03, 515
P ’03, 515
FP 2°07, 485: Ba,
(Cyrena). P ’60, ig
(Dendryphantes). 92, 74
(Diplotaxis). P 61, 346
(Ducula). P 54, 229
(Eueerceris). P
(Eumenes).
(Filaria). P
(Funambulus).
(Gelasimus).
(Glyeymeris).
(Halosydna).
329
(Helophora). P ’92, 44
(Heterodes). P ’56, 157; 759,
142; ’99, 38 ae)
(Hirasei). P 04, 636
(Hypotaenidia). P ’94, 138
(Lepidonotus). P 710, 330
(Lophocephalus). P ’05, 89
(Lyeosa). P ’09, 217
(Merychippus). Pp 56, 311;
57, 89, 157, 158; 58, 27, 158;
199° 326. J VIL, 21, 294- 299, 358,
402
ig
P 706, 218
P ’08, 330; 710,
(Mesonauta). P ’71, 253
(Minomus). P ’56, 173
(Nemophila). J III, 96
(Oreaster). P ’89, 173
(Pelayo). P ’09, 199
(Peromyscus). P 795, 33
(Phillipsia). P ’63, 24
(Prochilodus). P 71, 258;
06, 313-316
(Prodotiseus). P ’99, 38
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
T
insignis. Continued.
(Rallus). P oft’
(Sciurus). P ’02, 133 —
(Scolopendra). J V, 3
(Sitala). P bee i
(Tornatina). P 704,
(Viola). P 594
(Zapus). P 04, 3 '
11 oa
insignitus (Cale
(Pompilus). 7, 2:
insignus ( ‘oleae ge:
(Oplegnathus). P ’9
(Uarus). P 71, 25
insinuans (The ‘
insita (Serpula). .
insociabilis (Chatoesos
insolatus (Sitomys).
insolens Nee
(Limneria). P ”
(Phidippus). P |
04, 121, 137 ie
insolidus (Unio). P
VIII, 40
insolita (Cerataltica).
(Crategus). P
110, 209, 211 i
(Diabrotica). F
211 on
(Gastrogna). P 6
(Ischnoptera).
413, 450
(Limopsis). J
(Spheroderma). —
(Spirifera). Pp?
(Trigonocelia).
insolitum (Trypoxylon
insolitus (Gorytes).
insopita (Lycosa).
282; ’08, 163, 267,
inspinatus (Gaster
147; ’85, 246, 251
inspiratus ‘(Cyathe c]
150
instabilia (Branchiobi p
(Nacella). P ”
(Pachyta). * F
(Pheidole).
(Seyllina). is
Peeters a a
instillatus (Qedaleus =,
instita (Macrosila). _
instructus (Unio).
27. J V, 82
instrumosa (Helix). P
insueta (Crategus). P
634
insula (Venus). J
Dellia). P 5, 422
F708, “483, 495, 499,
(Batichuras). P 03, 340
P 03, 342
ropis). J IX, 97, 106
ag J IX) 106, 110,
a). P 05, 749
. P 94, 148
Jixippus). P ’04, 44
ipeira). P ’82, 97, 255; ’88,
3, 215; 192, 49; 1900, 535
7 aerinus). P '81, 254
rocena). P ’79, 28. J
(). P 72, 16
i). P 04, 663
Estropis). J = 106
P 02, 71; 04, 262;
P '60, 533,
1c eipcons). Sy 57, 5
Dactyloperus). P 57,
Pupa). P ’04, 681
chycephalus). P
P 57, 86. J V, 53
). P’ 62, 400, 402
oma). P 03, 271
63,
. P 94,135
Evers). J p 3 209
Corbula). P °47, 294;
J I, 124
P 03, 757
na). jv, 218. P 91,
stus). P ’87, 18
‘rapsus). P >g0, 221;
te P 54, 221; ’68,
hitius). P °57, 76, 77.
us). P 02, 726
ho). : "2, 102
980, 213
oe P "4, 216. J
P 97,447
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
745
integerrima (Zinowiewia). P ’95,
296
integerrimum (Polystomum). P ’88,
127
integerrimus (Atergatis). P
(Ceanothus). J III, 85
(Senecio). P ’63, 67
integra (Anconia). P 708,
09, 459
’(Anculosa). P 64, 104
(Buccinum). P ’62, 562
(Campanularia). P ’76, 210,
215
(Castilleia). P 04,
109
(Galeruca). P ’65, 214, 218
pees aah J Ill, 258
(Leucospis). "44, 53
(Melania). j Till, 200. P *41,
8
(Melanopsis).
(Paludina). j ii, 174. P ’60,
61, 2; ’62, 591, 593
(Physa). P ’91, 324; 96, 494;
1900, 457; 706, 565
(Thalamita). P ’52, 85; ’58,
62, 562
39
(Tritia). P |
P 98, 277
P 62, 452
(Urocoptis).
(Vivipara).
integrifolia (Artemisia). P ’98, 31,
305
58, 32
366, 392;
63, 72;
P ’82, 173
18;
(Cleome). P ’63, 58; °72, 46;
98, 16, 18, 294
(Comocladia). P ’89, 374
(Dryas). P ’63, 94; 95, 544.
J III, 182, 190
(Peritoma). vii, 14
(Phacelia). I, 160
(Seutellaria). P ’60, 512;
1900, 486, 488; ’10, 582
(Stanleya). P ’63, 58; ’66,
343. J III, 38
integrifoliolata (Cleome). P ’98, 16
oo (Dodecatheon). J ITI,
(Eupatorium). P ’89, 387
(Pachypodium). P 63, 58
(Thelypodium). P ’63, 58
integrirostris (Galathea). P '58, 238
integrum (Buccinum). P $a 97
(Kinosternum). P , 183;
59, 16
(Sarmatium). P 80, 212, 213
intensa (Melania). P ’65, 20
intensum (Pleurocera). P 65, 20
intentus (Ichneumon). P ’73, 109,
117
interbrachiatus (Cyathocrinus). P
79, 273
(Gnorimocrinus). P ’79, 273
(Taxocrinus). P ’79, 273
746
intercalare (Macrocheilus). P ’89,
306; ’91, 262
intercalaris. (Ammonites). P 60,
177
(Macrocheilus). P ’60, 467
interealata (Martesia). P ’62, 195,
218
intercedens (Goniobasis). P ’62,
265; 64, 37. J V, 305
(Unio). P 57, 82, J IV, 77,
0
interceptus (Saprinus). P
J IV, 31
intercisa (Arionta). P ’75, 155
Noe cane ge P 798, 68
Helix). 57, 18, 189; 158,
197; ’89, Sos.
intercisa redimita (Helix). P ’89,
202
intercisa (Lysinoe). P ’89, 193
intercostata (Axinea). J IV, 402
intercostatus (Pectunculus). P 90,
403
interfector (Feronia). J II, 236
(Mimetus). P ’92, 30; ’04, 127
(Pterostichus). P ’73, 304
interfossa (Ocinebra). P ’65, 64;
788, 186
interior (Carex). P 1900, 486
(Leprus). P ’06, 377;
interjectionis (Q2dionychis). P ’73,
59, 61
52, 40.
’
interjectus (Lasius). P
701, 596
interlamellaris (Clausilia). P 701,
648; 702, 531
interlineata (Goniobasis).
65, 26
interlineatus (Aviculopecten). P ’60,
454
intermedia (Amastra). P ’88, 46
(Amphora). P ’65, 17
(Artemis). P ’80, 26;
(Astarte). P 79, 247
(Brachystola). Pp 07, 46
(Castilleia). P ’04, 109
(Cenobita). P 771, 241
(Certhia). P 64, 244
(Cicindela). P ’08, 505
(Columba). P ’62, 320
(Corbicula). P ’60, 432
(Cyclas). P ’60, 280, 293
(Cyprea). P 705, 292
(Cyprina). P 61, 30
(Cyrena). P 56, 116, 279;
60, 280, 282, 432
’(Deilephila). J IV, 143, 144
(Diglossa). P ’64, 275
(Dinictis). P ’79, 170, 176
182, 148;
P '64, 45;
82, 155
(Dosinia). P ’62,575; ’80, 26
(Drosera). P 1900, 546, 651,
654, 666
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
09, 438
intermedia. Continued.
(Duvalia). P ’69, 299
(Fenestra). P ’06, 30
(Galathea). P 58, 238 —
(Gehyra). P ’02, 183
(Geranomyia). P 04,
(Grapsus). P ’80, 216
(Hippolysmata). Pp ‘78, E
(Hormilia).
(Laminella). P
(Laurida).
(Lema). P
(Limnobia).
(Lubomirskia).
peatimee cag.
(Natica).
(Neotoma). *P 04, 247
intermedia albigula Neotomis
94, 248; 05, er
intermedia angusticeps (
P ’94, 248
intermedia gilva (Neotoma).
47
intermedia melanura (Neot
94, 248
intermedia (Neptis). P ’
(Nyctobates).
(Odontomyia).
(Pachysoma).
(Paravermilia).
intermedia andrewse
02, 420, 425, 426
intermedia. (Porzana).
(Pecndobranaaa
(Pseudopotamilla).
558, 562; 708, 359
(Sareotachinella). ay
(Boutin ae
(Sesarma). > 58,
216
(Siren). j v, 322; v
291
(Spheria). jv, 8
(Strophia). P ’96,
(Surirella). Pp 63, a
(Terpsinoé). P
1900, 732, 733
intermedia latecanata (
P 1900, 733
intermedia (Tigoma). P_
(Trogosita). P be
' Trypanosyllis).
(Tubella). P ’87, 2
(Volutoderma). 7
intermedium (Dentalium). oe
331
(Lepidium). P
(Liobunum). P
(Pachysoma). *
(Pleurosigma).
326
Continued. ——~
P ’07, 360; ’08,
(Alpheus). P ’78, 298
VIII, 124 -
cy °71, 99
SP ’68, 115. J VI, 71
706, 140, 141
pelium ).
on
is). P 43, 296
OT KL, P ge 64
Fi "981, ” 993,
135;
P 63, 198,
P 56,
P °79, 257
j iii, 334
J IV, 38
P ’80, 191
"P '80, 192,
P 79, 338;
athus). P 703, 25
canescens (Perognathus).
‘(Phrynoidis). P ’62,
edon). P 67, 209; ’69,
"83, 2
gs P 65, 65; 76,
P 95, 183,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
-internus (Polyporus).
-interposita™ (Navicula).
-interpras (Strepsilas). P ’57, 40
‘interpres (Arenaria).
747
intermedius. Continued.
(Psammechinus). P ’63, 357
(Pseudelurus). P ’79, 171
(Rallus). P ’94, 144
(Saltator). P ’64, 106
(Saurus). P 784, 133
(Seleroecrangon). P ’95, 179
(Streptaxis). P ’97, 477
(Synodus). P ’84, 130, 132
(Taxocrinus). P ’88, 244, 357
(Thynnus). P ’98, 72
(Troglodytes). P ’99, 312
(Unio). P 53, 250
(Zeacrinus). P 769, 138; 779,
351
intermixta (Mordellistena). P 765,
(Naja). P ’60, 508
(Patula). J IX, 39
(Pterinoblattina). P ’86, 107
(Salamandra). P ’69, 115.
I, 285
intermontanus (Seaphiopus). P ’83,
15
interna (Ceroctis). P
-(Gastrodonta). P
1900, 143; ’02, 421, 437
(Helicina). P 87, 151
(Helix). j ii, 155.
202; ’94, 16
(Mylabris). P 708, 615
(Natica). j iv, 125; vi, 207.
P ’48, 102; 62, 565; ’82, 173
(Neverita). P ’62, 565
08, 615
96, 489;
P 58,
-internasalis (Cherojulis). P ’63, 206
‘internodius (Actinocrinus). P’ "Si;
331
(Poteriocrinus). P 779, 336
(Seaphiocrinus). P ’79, 336
J Iii, 214
(Zonites). P 772, 135; 773,
246; ’75, 153, 169; 89, 198
Pp 65, 18
(Tringa). P ’57, 40
iw,
792, 105; °93, 22, 37; 495, 503 ;
1900, 22; ’09, 356
(Ceratinopsis). P ’92, 33; 705,
316, 341; 709, 563
(Erigone). P 705, 316
(Notionella). P ’05, 316, 341
(Strepsilas). j v, 95; vii, 291.
P 53, 426; ’61, 228; 64, OF: "Th:
29; °75, 355
(Tringa). jv, 95. P 64, 246
interpunctata (Betis). j viii, 41.
P 62, 374
(Palingenia). P 62, 374, 401
interpunctatum (Biddulphia). P
1900, 693, 722
(Triceratium). P 1900, 693, 722 -
748
interpunctatus (Actinocyclus). P-
90, 136
(Harpalus). P ’73, 325
interradialis (Eucrinus). P ’81, 371
(Myelodactylus). P 79, 370
interradiatus (Actinocrinus). "Pp 80,
306
(Anisocrinus). P ’79, 260
(Patelliocrinus). P ’81, 275
(Periechocrinus). P 81, 306
interregerima (Smerinthus). J IV,
184
interrogatus (Dytiscus). j iii, 153
interrupta (Biddulphia). P ’98,
468; 1900, 691, 702
(Buceinum). P ’62, 562
(Chemnitzia). J III, 388
(Chrysomela). P 56, 37; ’73,
3
(Cicindela). P ’08, 508
(Colaspis). j iii, 448
(Corixa). j iv, 828
(Cyrene). P ’09, 222
(Eurylepta). P 55, 380; 757,
, 26
oo P 76, 323. J ITI,
(Gastrochena). P
61, 483
(Goniobasis). P
3
64, 29; 765,
(Halosyana). P ’10, 331
(Leptura). J I, 328, 340
(Lucina). P ’72, 86
(Melania). P ’64, 29
(Microrhopala). P ’73, 82
(Morone) 60, 118;... 87,
295; ’07, 250
(Odontomyia). P ’82, 88
(Osmunda). j vi, 39
.(Perdita). P ’96,.28, 50, 55
(Rhodymenia). P ’63, 96
(Rocellaria). P ’61, 483 |
(Seolodonta). P 1900, 385
(Tellina). P 1900, 480
(Tessella). P ’61, 68
(Tetragonopterus). P
(Tritia). P ’62, 562
(Turbonilla). P ’71, 142; 98,
419; ’99, 148
(Turritella). P ’99, 148
(Urocoptis). P ’98, 275
interrupto-marginata (Bombix). P
60, 161
(Hypercompa). P
535, 536
interruptum (Buccinum). P ’48, 97
(Chemnitzia). P ’76, 281
(Lagena). P ’76, 281
(Metachroma). P ’73, 42
(Opatrum). j iii, 264
(Triceratium). P 1900, 728
(Trisetum). P ’62, 100, 337
03, 519
60, 161,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
- interstincta (Eleocharis)
interruptum. Covtinued.
(Tritonium). P ’76, 281
(Viscum). J I, 185 ©
interruptus (A rilus), P "Ro
(Ambloplites). P 61, 1
"77, 93 ; ce
(Amniseus). J II,
(Archoplites). P ”
(Centrarchus). P ”
56, 132; ’06, 514
’(Cheirodon) Pie
(Cychrus). P ’73
(Deltatherium).
(Elymus). P ’62,
(Genytremus). P ’
(Hemigrammus). P
(Hister). P 752, 39°
(Hydroporus). P 52
(Isodesmus). P 796,
(Leptostylus). J II, :
(Listrus). P ’66, |
(Luxulis). P ’64, 280
(Mioclenus). 92,
(Ochthebius). P ”
IV, 30 ;
(Palinurus).
50, 25; ’60, 24 .
(Panulirus). P ’60, 24
(Polyptycodon). Fi
(Psammodius).
(Tomoderus). p
(Unio). P ’53, 25
54, 244
interscapularis (He acri
254 :
(Platycrinus). P ,2
(Taxocrinus). P 65,
266, 271; ’88, 356
intersculptus (Chrysodc
197
intersculptus var. frater
(Roeellaria).
intersita (Goniobasis).
(Melania). P ’
709, 486
interstinctana (Stignota).
interstitia (Lunulites).
(Orbitolites). J_
interstitiale (Diatoma).
interstitialis (Aan
(Amara). P 755,
(Baridius). P ”
(Celia). ie
( Coryebibelne
(Harpalus). P ,
(Phratora). P ’5
(Phyllodecta).
(Psylliodes). P
76. J IV, 42 :
(Gastrodonta).
P 96,
, 141, 142; 702, 420, 433,
557, 559
Helix). P °57, 190; ’58, 202;
. 72, 100
i )- P 07, 286
ara). P ’62, 451; 96,
(Fusus). P 57, 189;
us). P °63, 37
P 72, 135; °73,
153, 165, 335; °89, 197
: P 84, 43
(Goniobasis) P 62,
J V, 320
nio). P 61, 60; ’7,
. P 56, 42
P 55, 411,
50, 36. J
ardium). P 61, 370
Bembidium). P’ 57, 4
‘(Patula). P °91, 314
(Xantho). j viii, 118.
‘(Crepidula). j ii, 227.
rdosa). P 08, 164
(Felis). P ’58, 92, 158.
F
sg
durus). P °79, 171.
356, 367
nus). P 53, 308; 754,
onia). P ’07, 481, 484
us). P 710, 229, 235
s). P ’58, 182
veg P 710, 418
la). P06, 16
la). P *04, 518; 05,
25, 28
Seytodes). P 09, 196
archa). P 53, 363; 56,
i). P '60, 62; '64, 27
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
introferens (Agrotis).
_inundata (Amblyrhiza).
749
intricatum (Eriogonum).
intricatus (Dicelus). P
(Erythrolamprus).
J I, 161
73, 324
P ’60, 259
apeaes {° 423
(Helix). P ’89, 204; 94, 21
(Polygyra). P ’94, 21
(Triodopsis). P ’7 75, 154, 206
intumescens (Carex). P 17 ;
(Monticocerus). P ’97, 427
intusmalleata (Urocoptis). P
275
intuspurpurea (Siliqua). P ’05, 118
intybus (Cichorium). P ’60, 303
Inula. P ’60, 512
inuloides (Aplopappus).
198,
P 63, 64
P 68, 313;
69, 92. J VII, 358, 407, 445
inundatum (Lycopodium). P
606, 608
inundatum var. bigelovii
dium). P ’04, 605
inurbana (Osmia). P ’97, 338
inusitatis (Unio). P ’59, 171. J
P 02, 61, 69
P 93, 508, 524
04,
(Lycopo-
?
inustatus (Odynerus).
(Tachysphex).
inutilis (Spherium). P ’01, 406
inuus (Macacus). P ’82, 323
invaginata (Dalliconcha). P ’87, 35
(Stromatopora). P ’86, 50
invalida (Cantharis). P ’51, 341, 347
invalidus (Bulimulus). P ’96, 399,
430; 1900, 89
invarius (Erax). P ’94, 274
invenusta (Eumenes). P ’99, 448,
461
(Melania). P ’57, 187
invenustus (Unio). P ’73, 424. J
VIII, 66
inversa (Omosita). P ’73, 328
inversicolor (Nanina). P ’73, 246;
74, 48, 58
inversiluna (Clausilia). P ’07, 511
inversus (Chriacus). P ’92, 297
(Gelasimus). P ’80, 155
(Pentacodon). P ’92, 297
investiens (Radulum). J III, 218
investita (Ceratostomella). P 95, 23
(Spheria). P ’95, 23, 418
invidiosa (Area). P ’03, 264
Involucrarium. J I, 151
involuerata (Callirhéde). P ’62, 161;
’86, 291
(Coreopsis). j vii, 74
(Lantana). P ’89, 398; 705,
698-700; ’09, 487
(Lonicera). .P ’63, 63; ’83,
256; 784, 86; ’98, 30, 304
(Malva). P ’62, 161
(Primula). P ’79, 138
involucratum (Trifolium). P ’84, 82
98, 404
730
involucri (Spheria).
involuta (Arvicola).
(Corbula). P ’61, 30
(Cyprina). P ’61, 30
involutellus (Crambus). P ’60, 203
involutus (Inoceramus). P ’61, 150
(Microtus). P ’96, 382, 383.
J XI, 205, 208
Io. P ’60, 50, 69; 61, 393; 62,
262; 63, 306, 307, 317; ’65, 19,
21; ’96, 496, 497. J V, 218, 346
io (Automeris). P 710, 295, 311, 320
(Fasciolaria). P ’76, 280; ’82,
198
(Saturnia).
(Sphinx).
(Sureula).
P ’95, 29
J XI, 208
P ’73, 281
J IV, 184
P 76, 280
(Sureulites). P ’76, 280
Iocrinus. P ‘71, 310; ’79, 284-295,
372; .’85, 262; ’86, 127, 133, 150;
90, 378-386
Iodina. J VIII, 190
iodinea (Aeolis). P ’79, 79
(Flabellina). P ’79, 71, 79
(Phidiana). P ’79, 79
iodura (Amizilis). P ’99, 208
iodurus (Anolis).
’61, 210
iolema (Cossypha).
iolata (Petasphora).
Iolite. P ’76, 103
Ionactis. P 1900, 670
Ione. P ’02, 345
ione (Pachyta). J I, 325
Tonidium. P ’63, 58
Tonolaima. P ’60, 194
Tonornis. P ’98, 498; ’09, 356
iontha (Columbella). P ’61, 42
Tonthodes. J II, 8
Topas. P ’05, 292
Ioplocama. P ’60, 360
Iopsis. P 772, 272
iostoma (Cerithidea). P ’91, 53
(Chama). j vii, 256. P ’72,
8
P '65, 21
P 60, 62; ’64, 37
P 96, 320, 329
P 56, 236, 237;
P 05, 770
P 99, 306
11
(Gyrotoma).
(Melania).
iostomum (Cerion).
iostomum arangoi (Cerion). P ’96,
320, 329
iostomus (Orthalicus). P ’75, 228
iota (Amphiceras). P ’54, 31
(Cyathopoma).
(Goniobasis). P ’64, 39
(Melania). P ’64, 39
(Ovula). P ’43, 309; ’48, 103;
62, 570
(Volvula). P ’62, 570; ’82, 173
iotaptyx (Clausilia). P 1900, 674;
01, 475, 636, 651, 656
iotaptyx var. clava (Clausilia). P
01, 475, 651
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
-iravaticus (Hexaprotodoz
iowensis (Cyathocrinus).
326; 78, 256:
244, 287: ’86, 113;
356. J II, 638
(Goniatites).
(Nueula). P ’62, 4
(Orthis). P ’62, 410
(Poteriocrinus). P ’§
(Sanguinolites). P ’
(Scaphiocrinus). P ’
ipanquianus (Astyanax). P
(Tetragonopterus). P
ipecacuanhe (Euphorbia).
200; '04, 600; °07, 456
Iphias. P 85, 84 We
Iphiculus. P ’58, 161
Iphigenia. P ’81, 425; ’9
480
Iphimedia. P ’55, 394 —
Iphine. P ’76, 300. J
Iphis. P 58, 161
Iphisa. P 68, 284
iphita (Precis). P ’85,
Iphthinus. P ’46, 65. J |
Ipochus. J II, 141, 143,
IV, 11, 41 2
Tpomea. P 58, 130, 13%
62, 6, 165; '67, 21; 77’
131, 393; 92, 383;
663; °04, 605, 611; 705,
09, 486 as
ipomwa (Phlyctena). P |
(Spheropsis). P ’9
ippeus (Ocypoda). P ’80
(Ocypode). P 758,
Ips. P 44, 107; ’54, 15
iracunda (Lycosa). P ’
(Pardosa). P 708,
irapeanum (Cypripedium
409 sae
(Hippopotamus).
irbis (Uncia). P 779,
Trena. P ’02, 682 :
irene (Agrion). P 6
Tresine. P ’89, 402
iricolor (Harpalus). 4
382
(Melolontha). —
(Podura). i
(Serica). 5
(Stelbolemma). J II
Iridacee. P 58, 122; —
63, 76; 84, 93;
398, 402
Tridea. P 53, 267,
iridea (Perea). P_
(Salar). P 756,
(Salmo). P 756,
Tridex. j vii, 58. P
Tridella. P ’53, 267
P "09, 595
P 02, 280
P °68, 97, 121
103, 332
“(Strobisia). P ’60, 164,
; Gridoptery=). P 03, 702
P °01, 131, 134
=
> e Pp 99, 36
P 04, 584; 05, 685;
mo). P ’71, 268;
mus). Pp 706, 471
P 03, 702
52,113
jum). P °77, 105
38 ophorus). P 65, 98
P ’60, 200, 304; 63,
163; °89, 355; °97, 286:
02, 660, 666; 07,
otus). P 79, 89
7.88, 79
cus). P 56, 204; 785,
ites). P ’61, 150; 05,
4, 335
a, so2. P. 71,
pterus). P ’63, 257
P °53, 258; 54, 239;
"78, 273, 274. J V, 419
. P °99, 246, 248,
a). P ’89, 137; 91, 98
441
Pecten). P ’71, 131; ’81,
fees... J I,
ichopus). P ’95, 327
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
8). ad vii, 145. P °48,
JV, 91
Ts ccsitermn). P 98,
550, 552
751
irregulare var. hebetata
tium). P 1900, 722
irregularis (Actinocrinus). P
351
(Amastra). P ’88, 46
(Batoerinus,. P ’68, 35;
340
(Boiga). P ’60, 264
(Chetocnema). P 73, 73
(Comatricha). P ’91, 393
(Cylindrella). P 1900, 550
(Dichocrinus). P ’81, 258
(Elaps). P ’62, 337
(Epactocrinus). P ’86, 108
(Fungispongia). P ’84, 147
(Hippothoa). P ’60, 366; 705,
5. J IV, 400; V, 122, 157
(Lepidocentrus). P 69, 78
(Ostrea). J VIII, 323
(Pachylocrinus). P "79, 335
(Pelecyphorus). J as 19
(Philolithus). J IV,
(Poteriocrinus). P m9, 335
(Psammophis). P ’94, 428
ON oe P 705, as Mf
(Terebratula). P 73, 287
(Teredo). P ’61, 366; 72, 259;
93, 222; 705, 18. J IV, 393
’(Urocoptis). P 1900, 550
(Xenodon). P ’68, 133
irrepens (Dothidea). J II, 288
irrigata (Emys). P ’54, 189
irrigua (Carex). P ’87, 72
(Spiraxis). P ’60, 152
Irrisor. P ’05, 764
Irrisoride. P 405, 764
irritabilis (Myiarehus). P- "72; 65°
(Tyrannulus). P ’72, 65
(Tricera-
68,
81,
os (Tyrannus). j iv, 167. P ’72,
irritatus (Hemiteles). P ’73, 169,
171
irrorata (Anthrax). P ’94, 274
(Cieada). j vi, 314
(Clitellio). 05, 373-378,
384, 387, 388
(Cyprea). P ’05, 292
(Helix). j ii, 370
(Hoplia). P ’59, 289
(Idotea). J III, 150
(Littorina). P °’62, 567; ’71,
141; ’82, 168, 174; ’84, 292; ’03,
758. J XI, 19, 149, 158
(Mordella). P ’62, 46
(Salix). P ’04, 108
(Stenosoma). j i, 428, 444
(Tritia). P ’62, 562
(Turritella). P ’55, 268
(Unciola). j i, 389. P ’88,
333; ’01, 154
(Uroeoptis). P 98, 277
*
752
irroratum (Elaphidion). J II, 13, 103
irroratus (Ancylus). P ’10, 670
(Anthrax). j iii, 46,
(Cancer). j i, 59; viii, 116.
P 74). 120378, 8173: 70, 391;
’88, 333
(Cerambyx). J II, 103
(Clytus). J IV, 26, 41
(Dytiseus). P 744, 26
(Jassus). j vi, 308
Pardee P ’55, 263. J IX,
14
(Otomys). P ’96, 539
(Platyearcinus). P 750, 24;
78, 317; 779, 391... J IM, 149
’(Stenocorus). J I, 103
(Thermonectus). P "44, 26
(Tubifex). P ’05, 373-376, 383,
384
(Turbo). j ii, 239; vi, 120
(Unio). P ’52, 54: 53, 258;
54, 242; '96, 502. J TV, 44 ; v,
401, 433
irwinensis (Unio). P ’72, 159. J
VIII, 44
isabella ema ae P ’60, 209
(Arctia). 50, 7, 32
(Cyprea). * 05, 299
(Helix). P ’73, 251; 74, 57
(Motacilla). P’ 67, 9291
(Spilosoma). P ’60, 531
(Wenona). P
305; ’01, 15
isabelle (Faronus). J IV, 31
(Pterostichus). P 73, 304. J
II, 227, 237; IV, 12, 28
isabellina (Glandina). P ’60, 150
(Partula). P ’85, 212. J IX,
47
(Rallina). P ’94, 131
(Saxicola). P ’05, 770
isabelline (Lunatia). J VIII, 329
(Natica). J VIII, 329
isabellinus (Bulimus). P 785, 212.
J IX, 47
(Faleo). P
(Dolopius). P ’45, 218
(Lynceus). P ’79, 173
(Lynx). P ’98, 124
(Miecryphantes). P ’05, 309
(Polyporus). J III, 209
(Tinnuneulus). P ’70, 149
isacantha (Ophiostigma). P ’88, 316
isacanthum (Ophiostigma). P ’89,
177
Isacia. P ’99, 350, 475
70, 149
Isacis. P 77, 147, 149. J VIII,
428, 441
isacobus (Poteriocrinus). P ’79, 336;
’86, 88
’(Scaphiocrinus). P °79, 336;
86, 159
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
-ischanus (Stolephorus) :
|. Ischnopoda. & 01, 288
52, 176; 761,
Isea. P 74, 82. 4
330 x
Isagoras. P ’04, 105 a
Isaloides. P 03, 341, 343
Isanda. P ’05, 115, 116
Isarcha. P ’98, 59
Isaria. P 93, 465. J Ii,
Isarthron. J TI, 34
Tsarthrus. P 52, 46, 48; ’€
Isaurus. P ’89, 117 se;
Ischalia. P 73, 335
52, 11;
ischna (Clausilia). Pe,
650; ’03, 315 2
isehna var. "neptis (Clausilia)
500, 625, 650; 703, 315
Ischnocerus. P 94, ‘188 e
Ischnochiton. P 65, 59;
96, 22; ’98, 287; ’04,
336, 343, 347, 350, ;
699, 702, 705, 712, 713,
Ischnochitonide. P.- ’94,
287
Ischnocnema. P ’63, 51
Ischnognathus. P ’01, 41
Ischnomantis. P ’01, 284
Ischnomela. P ’05, 842 ©
Ischnomembras. P
Ischnomera. P ’46
Ischnomyrmex.
Ischnoptera. P 01, a a
779, 780; ’05, 839; 706,
07, 25, "152, "982;
409- 453, 585, 616, "617.
Ischnoradsia. ~ P 94, 71,
Ischnothele. P 709, 195 .
ischnum (Distomaatie tx
Ischnura. P ’98, 1 7;
127, 132, 138; 708,
Ischnurus. J v, 361
ischnus (Pupoides). |
earn ata P
15 i,
Ischyodus. a
Ischypterus. Py or 193
P '56, 221,
Ischyrhiza.
Ischyroceros. P ar ‘15:
Ischyromys.
158; 758, 158;
21, 335, 358, 405
Ischyrosaurus. P 74,
VII, 414
Ischyrotherium. P ’
91; 74, 75. J VU,
Ischyrus. P 754, 158.
ischyrus (Iehthyobus).
Tsectolophus. P ’92, 430
Iselma. P ’08, 623
Isesthes. P 84, 103 —
ishikama (Trachypterus
Tsichthys. P ’62, 443,
Isidium. P ’86, 343° <
PF °60, 293
). jvi, 120. P 61, 30
le >: P °93, 33, 60.
. ji, 2
4 4 94. "p 61, 180,
761, 30
pri . 761, 30
61, 97;
419
co). j vii, 316. P ’53,
8; 61, 216; ’70, 140;
leo). P ’55, 278; ’61,
RP. 62, 294
). P 61, 97; 763, 142;
P 71, 97
P 55, 278; 95,
, 183-188; °77, 158,
3; vi, 119, 212, 213,
)5 "54, 29;
63, ‘17; 67, 139;
311; 80, "21, 24. 33;
82, 156-160, 186:
relas). P
P ’60, 280 :
. P 148, 100; ’81,
60, 290,
Pp 56, 79. J
rdium). P ’03, 757
89, 388
158, 235
114
9
, 139; °79, 266, 373
Cramaas” P’ ’89,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Isognomostoma. P 92, 392;
| isolata (Gemmaria).
61, 28, | Tsopoda.
733
isodon (Aprion). P ’64, 262
(Carcharias). P ’64, 262; 784, 97
(Squalus). P ’64, 262
Isodontia. P ‘94, 299; ’97, 375
Isodontidae. P ’56, 307
Isoetes. j i, 111. P 708, 457
Isognomon. P ’62, 579; ’67, 139;
72, 217
05, 225
P 60, "155; 61,
Isogramma. P ’70, 36
isogramma (Orthoceras). F771, 192
isola (Lycena). P ’66, 332
Pp 89, 124
isolepis (Anolis). P ’61, 214
(Ctenocercus). P ’61, 214
(Sternotremia). P ’77, 61, 95;
85, 136, 137
Isoloma. P ’58, 131
Isomalus. J IV, 31
Isomeria. P 199, 215, 398
Isometrus. P 04, 142. J V, 361
Isonema. P ’65, 251; a fA 79
Isonyx. P ’06, 31, 36; 07, 167
Isopentra. P 08,
Isophya. P ’07, 370.
Isophyllia. P 88, 303
Isopicthus. P ’99, 352
Isopisthine. P 62, 18, 277
Isopisthus. P ’62, ‘18; 783, 289
Isoplagicdon. P 62, 235, 282, 332;
64, 264
Isopleurus. P 755, 349, 356;
isogona (Leptoxis).
397
73, 324
la. ji, 393. P54, 175; °65,
46; ’78, 299 | :
isoporus (Coscinodiscus). P ’90, 137
Tsopteryx). P ’62, 367
isos (Phrynoidis). P ’62, 358
Tsoscelis. P ’60, 78
Isospondyli. P ’83, 141
Isotelus. j viii, 230, 234. P 41, 18;
42, 197; 743, 330, 331; 752, 190;
70, 53
isozona (Contia). P ’66, $04; ’68,
289; 701, 67 '
isozonus (Elaps). P ’60, 73, 74. J
VIII, 182
Ispida. P
Ispidina. P
763
ispidula (Oliva). P
VIII, 338, 354
— (Lophiodon). P ’46, 94. J
I ;
59, 34
56, 158; ’99, 37; 705,
99, 137. J
2
isselense (Lophiodon).
Issida. P ’07, 468, 492, 495
Issus. P ’07, 494
istapa (Thecla). P ’66, 389
Isthmia. P 53, 430, 431; 761, 68;
66, 315; 1900, 478, 601, 686, 688,
689, 712, 716; 703, 3
P 72, 19
‘754
Isthmie. P 1900, 686, 688
Isthmiella. P 1900, 689
Istiophoride. P ’99, 345; ’04, 769;
06, 96
Istiophorus. P ’99, 345; ’04, 769;
06, 96
isura ’(Rhipidura). P ’89, 151
Isurine. P 764, 260
‘Isuropsis. P "eo, 235; 63, 333; 764,
260; °77, 217
Isurus. P ’84, 100; ’92, 233; ’04,
506; ’08, 55
Itacolumite. P ’67, 13; ’76, 325
itaiara (Serranus). P ’83, 285
italicum (Lolium). Pp "77, 108
(Panicum). P ’41, 98
italieus (CEcanthus). Pp 704, 547
Itea. P ’60, 303; ’71, 107; ’07, 455
Itenopterus. J I, ag
ithaca (Epeira). P ’92, 50
ithacensis (Arthroacantha). P ’85,
338
(Taxoecrinus). P ’82, 28; ’86,
ithacensis var.
P ’82, 29
Ithyeerus. P
Ithyoscopus. P ’61, 515
iuglandis (Hetemis). J II, 146
iva... P63, 055° °67,° 20; 1900, 648,
653, 656-659, 670;
611; ’09, 388
alpha (Taxocrinus).
54, 218
Ivigtite. P ’68, 142
iwakawa (Ennea). P ’99, 525; 08,
455
iwakawa miyakojimana (Ennea). P
04, 631
iwakawa yonakunijimana (Ennea).
P 08, 594
Ixacanthus. P ’68, 159, 186, 187;
69, 6. J VII, 435
Ixalus. P ’44, 60; ’57, 72; ’60, 501;
62, 342; °68, 247, 271, 272, 294
ixareus (Hesperocichla). P ’66, 65
Ixias. P ’85, 87
ixion (Sphinx). J IV, 131
Ixodes. j ii, 75. P °78, 315; 90,
280; 701, 596; 704, 144’
Ixodide. P ’04, 144
Txonotus. P ’59, 46; ’99, 50
Ixora. P 758, 134
Ixoreus. P 703, 14
Ixos. P 57 34; 59, 46;
199, 212; *02, 683
Ixothraupis. P 95, 252
Iynx. P 705, 767
izucarus (Ichneumon). y
114
Jabonsillo. P ’61, 52
Jacamerops. P ’60, 134
Jacana. P ’90, 204
62, 315;
173, 106,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
02, 664 ; 04, i
jacapa (Rhamphocelus). P
(Tanagra). P ’ }
Jacaranda.
Jacare. P ’60, 549; ’6
jacchus Hapale).
jackii (Trichia).
jacksonensis (Amauro
474
(Cyprea). P 799
(Elephas). J vit
(Harpa). P 796, 4'
jacksoni (Coliuspasser).
(Drepanoplectis).
(Elephas). J
(Embiotoca). P
(Eucrotaphus). P ”
57, 89. J VIL, :
'(Euele has).
(Helix). P 180 ;
jacksoni deltoidea 7a
205; ’06, 539
jacksoni (Irrisor). P 705
(Parisoma). P 105,
(Polygyra). P
450; 03, 196; 06, 128,
540
jacksoni deltoidea (F
06, 532
jacksoni simpsoni (Polyg
532, 589, 540
jacksoni Sie
(Zosterops).
jacksonia (Siphonalia),.
jacksoniensis (M :
jacksonii (Embiotoea).
(Nueula). 48, 102
jacksonium (Mfonoceras. ° ee.
jacob (Mylabris).
jacobea (Remora). P
88
(Senecio). P "76,
jacobi (Buliminus).
(Bulimulus).
441; 1900, 91
jacobi var. acutus
96, 403
jacobi var. cinereus
96, 400, 437 —
P 96, 437
jacobi (Bulimus).
(Nesiotus). P
jacobi var. cinereus
96, 437
320
jacobiana jacobiella
08, 567
jacobin (Loxia). Pp
Euphorbia). P 58,
ms, J 1X, 38; 111
J VIII, 391
s). jv, 167; 51,
c). P 706, 435
opteras P 06, 435
eylodon). P ’62, 18
3, 415; 782, 319. J
‘I, 200
mellus). P
710, 290.
r. mongolica (Dipus). P
mys). J VII, 339
4, 555
P ’80, 36
Felis). P ’79, 172
a). P ’98, 101, 108
-P 67, 214; °75, 89
P ’64, 250
P ’66, 337
). P ’89, 400; 98,
). P 09, 512
. P 03, 785, 786,
04, 514:
P 702, 690
or). P ’02, 690
eo 2 67, 47
P 63, 296
erostoma). P 710,
stra). P
P 09, 486
P "10, 533
3). P ’10, 521
rodieus). P °02, 280
67. P 60, 379
a 1900, 757
P '04, 411, 415
P °93, 122
P ’68, 98, 123
). P 51, 180, 185
. jv, 100. P 64,
» FP 4, 278
ae P °89, 393
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
755
jamaicensis. Continued.
(Echites). P ’89, 391
(Erismatura). P ’05, 688
(Eulima). P ’91, 52
(Eurycratera). P ’10, 515
Nt PY. ST, £922" 740,
(Helicteres). P ’89, 367
(Leptoptila). P ’63, 302
igs seein’ 4 P ’48, 101; ’72, 82;
4
? ?
(Muscicapa). j iv, 177
(Nama). P ’67, 21;
he eae Arvid a P 10, 533
rea atibins)- P'S, 184, 185;
?
(Otolithus). P
(Palemon). P
134; '93, 122; 94, 414
(Passer). j iv, 65
(Pleurodonte). P 710, 515
(Porzana). P ’64, 69
(Protoparce). P ’94, 278
(Raja). P ’97, 93
(Stachytarpha). P ’89, 398
(Sturnus). P ’02, 116
(Turdus). P ’62, 292
(Urolophus). P ’97, 93; ’10,
97, 114
50, “29; 72,
473
jamapa (Terias). P ’66, 289
Jambosa. P ’89, 380
james-dane (Ammonites). P ’90,
465
jamesi (Cypricardites). P ’71, 322
(Megambonia). P ’71, $21
(Vanuxemia). P ’71, 322
Jamesia. P 63, 62 ;
jamesianus (Unio). P ’57, 84. J
IV, 52
jamesii (Andropogon). P ’63, 79
(Carex). P ’63, 78
(Chionophila). P ’63, 71
(Eritrichium). P ’63, 72
(Lymnea). P ’64, 113%. J
VI, 161
(Mimulus). P ’63, 71
(Paronychia). P ’63, 58
(Saxifraga). P ’63, 62
(Solanum). P ’04, 108
(Stellaria). P ’63, 59
(Vernonia). P 1900, 341
jamesoni (Dendraspis). P ’57, 71;
59, 346
(Elaps). P ’59, 346
jamesoniana (Potentilla). J III, 190
jamesonii (Browallia). P ’58, 132
(Cyrena). P ’60, 280
jamesonite. P ’74, 114
Janassa. P ’83, 108
janata (Aeshna). j viii, 18
janee (Helix). J IX, 42
(Patula). J IX, 42
756
janeia. P ’70, 44; ’71, 66
janeirensis (Augochlora).
366, 368
(Mysia). P ’72, 94
Janella. P 795, 238
P.. 62, 195,
janelli. (Parapholas).
ee FP. 762, 216; . J,
P 1900,
215. JI, 214
33
Janellide. P 1900, 562
janellii (Cerithium). P ’01, 394
Janessa. P 54, 159
janewayi (Cellepora). J V, 126
jani (Arizona). P ’60, 369; ’61,
301
Janipha. P ’89, 405
Janira. j i, 428. P ’56, 312; 757,
166; ’61, 365, 423; ’62, 582; ’81,
417; ’82, 154; ’90, 454; 701, 158.
J VIII, 294, 322, 347, 379
janischii (Aulacodiseus). P ’01, 321
jansoni (Exerestus). P ’73, 334
Janthe. P ’01, 158
Jantheria. P 704, 377
Janthina. j iv, 357, 360; ’91, 52
Janthinide. P ’91, 52
janthinipennis (Aptinus). P 762, 525
(Brachinus). P 756, 525 ,
janthinum (Callidium). J II, 34
Janus. P ’87, 384; ’04, 378 sae
janus (Chama). P ’72, 120
(Hedychrum). P 744, 538
(Onthophagus). P ’54, 217
' Japalura. P ’0z, 177, 184
japanensis (Unio). P 759, 153. J
?
japeticum (Grammatodon). P ’77,
23
(Maecrodon). P ’77, 23
japix (Enyo). J IV, 134
japonensis (Ardea). P 764, 245
japonensis macrorhynchus (Corvus).
P 91, 446
japonensis (Grus). P 764, 245
(Uncia). P ’79, 173
Japonia. P ’04, 616; ’05, 722
japonica (Alauda). P 758, 192
(Allorchestes). P ’53, 383
(Amphicteis). P ’03, 478
(Amussium). P ’91, 143
(Anatina). P ’01, 208
(Aphrodita). P ’03, 423; 705,
294; ’08, 338; 710, 371, 375
(Atherina). P ’97, 64
(Blanfordia). P 702, 27, 235
japonica var. simplex (Blanfordia).
P ’02, 26
(Calyeulina). P ’01, 406
(Caridina). P 794, 402, 404
(Chama). P ’72, 118
(Cingulina). P ’04, 30
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
japonica var. perstriata
japonica. Continued. —
(Clausilia). P 701,
653; °08, 565-567
japonica interplicata
01, 637, 653; 08 ,f
japonica kobensis (Clav
566
japonica var. nipponensis
P 708, 566 aM
japonica var. pallens —
01, 637, 653 .
japonica var. perobseura
P ’01, 482 ;
P 703, 319
japonica var. suruge
1900, 447, 677; ;
520
japonica ultima (Cle
_ 566
japonica PM
? =tees
japonica (Columbella). P ’
390 Re. oe
ae
(Crania).
(Cryptodromia)
(Cryptomeria).
(Cyliene). P
(Dasychone).
(Dinlog
(Dorippe). P
(Engraulis).
(Eriocheir).
‘(Eurylepta).
(Fruticieola).
(Galleona). —
(Ganesella).—
546, 566; °02,
japonica var. cari
P’01, 567
japonica var. g
P 701, 567 |
japonica (Georis
(Helix). P
(Kellia). P-
(Letmatonice
(Leanira). FE
(Libellula).
(Locusta). |
(Lonicera). |
169-171; ’97, §
(Lumbricon
(Lusciniopsis
9, 44
’
(Melania).
(Munida).
(Nanina). P
(Neohirasea 4
(Ocinebra).
(Omphal OU)
(Ophiopho!
9
nt ‘inued. peste Ts
, 740
ma). P ’02, 116, 117
Pr 104, 84
nm). P 91, 473
a). P 91, 215
04,
1). P 708, 35
ssum (Pupisona). P
ellum). P ’07, 360;
euTum (Sealpellum).
P 01, 406
P ’01, 496; 08,
-(Spiropoma).
szium). P ’05, 119
am (Trapezium). P
sus). P 57, 218
‘P1900, 381
Ra 193
ne a). ’P 91, 219
ten). P ’91, 211
ys). P 62, 235; ’84,
“P61, 167
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
an
nanum (Spiropoma).
757
japonicus. Continued.
(Cryptobranchus). P ’93, 227
(Cryptodon). P ’72, 91
(Cryptoplax). P ’01, 204
(Eriocheir). P ’80, 210
(Eriochirus). P ’58, 103
(Euonymus). P ’84, 14; ’89,
65; 799, 115
(Eupagurus). P 58, 237, 250
91, 445
?
(Gonodactylus). P ’93, 105
(Grapsus). P ’91, 216
(Heterodontus). P ’08, 52
(Hippocephalus). P ’61, 167
(Holocentrus). P ’82, 306
(Ixalus). P ’60, 501
ewe tdren pa P 07, 250
iea ae P ’60, 109; ’61, 50;
‘(Lateolabrax).
73
(Lepturus).
(Monoeentris). P ’59, 145
(Mugil). P ’97, 70
(Myriopristis). P ’62, 242
(Onychodactylus). P ’56, 11
(Omphalotropis). P ’01, 405
(Orectolobus). P ’08, 53
(Palinurus). P ’60, 24
(Panulirus). P ’60, 24
(Perealabrax). P ’07, 249 .
(Petrolisthes). P ’58, 227, 241
(Rallus). P ’94, 136
(Sehizaster). P ’91, 215
(Spionides). P ’07, 204
(Squalus). P ’08, 71
(Stolephorus). P ’97, 64
(Tachydromus). P ’60, 495
(Tettix). P ’02, 629; ’04, 666
a a P 759, 145; ’63,
226; ’97, 72
(Tymolus). P ’58, 163
(Viviparus). P ’02, 117
japonicus var. iwakawa (Viviparus).
P 702, 117
Japyx. P ’81, 85; ’09, 7, 33, 39
japyx (Sphinx). J IV, 134
(Unzela). J IV, 134
jaquenoti (Cardita). P ’77, 23
jararaca (Bothrops). P ’93, 435
jarbua (Sciena). P ’97, 75
(Therapon). P 97, 75. J
XII, 527
jardinei (Piceus). P ’63, 201
jardinii (Crex). P ’94, 148
(Glaucidium). P ’90, 130; ’99,
(Sarothrura). P ’94, 148
Jarosite. P ’80, 331
jarrettii (Tropeolum). P ’58, 124
jarrovii (Tomitherium). P ’76, 88
P 61, 50; ’97,
P 63, 226
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Jasminacee. P ’58, 130
jasminearum (Sphinx).
73
(Rhynecospermum).
Jasminum. P
05, 700; ’09, 487
P ’92, 187. J X, 244
' jaspidea (Lingula).
jaspideus (Caprimulgus).
jatropha (Phyllanthus).
jatrophe (Cocytius).
jauresii (Mesodesma).
javana (Pelargopsis).
javanense (Sporotrichum). J II, 2838
javanensis (Buceros). P 67, 216
(Eulabes). P ’62, 313; ’02, 690
2
(Monopterus). P’’82, 303; ’97,
(Thriponax).
javanica (Clepsydra).
(Homaloptera).
(Rhipidura).
javanicum (Opeas).
(Sealpellum).
javanicus (Buceros).
(Eurylaimus).
(Monopterus).
P 02, 128, 131
(Nycticebus). P ’88, 96; 702,
40
(Phenicophaus).
P 02, 128, 130,
(Zanchlostomus).
javanum (Aspergillum).
90
javanus (Brechites). P ’6]
(Penicillus). P ’61, 4
(Unio). J III, 294
javelli (Pholas). P 762,
javense (Helminthotrich
293
javus (Teuthis). J
jayana (Angitrema).
318
Pp?
(Io). P ’63, 318;
63.
(Sagda). P
27
jayanum (Spherium). |
jayanus (Colobostylus).
jayanus rufilabris (Colo
10, 522
jayenes (Cyclas). P
3
C Pen
(Wo Pe ae
jayi (Trypanostoma). P
63, 312. J V, 270
jaynei (Ompok). P °
jeanesi (Emys). P %
jeanesianus (Emys). P
(Liposareus). P
Jeanneretia. P ’92, 3
jeannoti (Spherium).
jecunda (Auriculella).—
Jefferisite. P °77, 272
jeffersoniana (Amb rs
283, 285; III, 343
(Salamandra).
I, 283; III, 343
: (Xiphonura).
III, 353 ; oe
jeffersonianum (Ambly
61, 123; °65, 84;
195; ’68, 276; 69,
402; 1900, 617
jeffersonii (Megalon}
69, 3; ’88, 273; 7
? i
1 a
(Me gatherium) :
Jeffersonite. j ii, -
_ 106; iv, 3.
jeffersonius (Pecte
48, 104; ’62, 58
22; 7°81, 419, 420;
136
jeffreysi (Corallioph
jeffreysi var. hirac
phila). P ’04, 16
a). P 73, 187; "77,
; 791, 170
P 97, 360
(Unio). P 71, 188.
rdiopsis). P ’62, 417
P 705, 584, 598
| te P '58, 209; °75,
ii, 158.
3 189, 203
P '58,
P °75, 155
P 63, 15
P 53, 247, 251; °54,
ma). P 86. I 524
ali *'P 96, 518
asiella). P 03, 772
P °94, 187
orus). P ’60, 316
). P 63,178; °97, 107
P °97, 107
s). P 97,75. J XU,
s). P '82, 305; ’97,
525
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
P ’73, 187; °77,
na (Helix). P ’89, 203
759
Johnius. P ’61, 85, 88, 89; ’62, 16,
17, 238; 763, 30, 177; 782, 3063.
783, 288
johnsoni (Achatinellastrum). P ’88,.
34
(Aricia). P °09, 260
(Cerion). P 95, 207: ’96, 322
(Ciboria). P °94, 348
(Ischnoptera). P 704, 779;
07, 282; ’10, 409, 410, 412, 418, 618
(Maynardia). P ’95, 207
(Metula). P ’99, 75
(Pentacrinus). P ’79, 287
(Phos). P ’99, 75
(Psilocephala). P ’95, 327
Johnsonia. P °95, 316, 334
johnsonii (Cicindela). J IV, 27
(Triceratium). P 1900, 718
(Trypoxylon). P ’93, 473, 475
johnstoni (Campanularia). P ’02,
785
(Clytia). P ’76, 210
(Doris). P ’80, 47
(Jorunna). P ’80, 47
jolietense (Orthoceras). P ’65, 256 .
jonasi (Bulimulus). P ’73, 248
jonesi (Gerres). P ’83, 120, 117; 786,
261, 272
(Seutella). P ’55, 258
Jonesia. P ’86, 352
jonesii (Clypeaster). P ’65, 74
(Mortonia). P ’65, 74
(Unio). P 59, 171; "72, 108.
J IV, 39
jonquilla (Narcissus). P ’89, 356
Joppa. P ’73, 110, 130, 131
Joppidium. P 773, 138
jordanensis (Euspongilla). P ’87,
172
(Spongilla). P ’87, 172
jordani (Basilichthys). P 99, 326,
341
(Gigantogobius). P ’05, 511
(Pomacentrus). P ’97, 77
Jordania. P ’95, 410
jordanianus (Hemitrypus). P ’76,
358
jorullense (Ribes).
Jorunna. P ’80, 46
jos (Clausilia). P 1900, 673; ’01,
654; 702, 523
josephi (Ophidion). P ’58, 170
josephine (Helix). P ’74, 57
josephus (Drymeus). P ’10, 503
jota (Cathartes). P 749, 159, 161
(Vultur). j iv, 269
Joturus. P ’03, 748
Jouannetia. P ’61, 191, 194; ’62,
216; 63, 143
jouannetine. P
449
jouberti (Phimocrinus).
P ’98, 398
62, 193, 194, 212,
P ’86, 94
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
jouyi (Hypotenidia).
jozo (Gobius).
juba ( Grammistes}.
jubar (Crassatella).
jubata (Myrmecophaga).
jubatum (Hordeum).
jubatus (Cynslurus).
88, 97
sing guttatus (Cynailurus).
543
jucatense (Triceratium). P 1900, 725
jucunda es
(Donacia). 'p ‘51, #155 73, 21
one tes
jucundus (Acanthoehites) :
juddii (Achatinella).
bes ’63, 274, 318;
jugalis (Bostra).” 05, 795, 796
jugatoria (Phasia).
ie, (Ichneumon).
126
Juglandacee. P ’84, 16
juglandicola (Valsa).
"78, 86
juglandifolia (Fraxinus).
juglandiformis (Taxocrinus).
juglandina (Valsa).
juglandinus Ses i
juglandis (Chorostate).-
(Polyptychus).
(Smerinthus). J IV, 181, 185
J IV, 127, 185
Juglandocrinus.
789, 58; 1900, 345;
IX, 153; XI,
juglans (Picrodendron).
jugleri (Cyclas).
jugosa Anois), P ’43, 310; ’45,
; 6
jugosus (Actinocrinites). F
(Actinocrinus). P
781, 318 i
(Chiton). P
(Lophyrus).
(Myliobates).
I, 240
(Petrolisthes) ;
79, 405
’
(Planiceps). P ’97
(Tropidesmus).
Jugulares. P ’84, 167,
jugularis (Ardea). P 6:
(Brotogerys). P 9
(Certhia). P ”
Sidi Pom
Limnea). P
330 be
(Mysomela). P ’99,
(Prolatilus).
(Psittacus). P
(Trochilus). P %
(Turdus). j iv,
8
juicha (Thecla). P 66,
juide (Turdus). P =|
jujubinum (Calliostoma
jukesii Gri
(Chama). P 77
(Cyrena). P ’6
(Scintilla). Be 2
julan (Pholas).
(Zirfea). p 162 AL
(Zirphea). P °
juli terrestris (Ent
VIII, 426
juli (Gregarina). L'¢
(Stenocephalus).
(Stenophora).
03, 42, 51, 634, 635
julia oe
65, 128
65,
(Centronella),
123
’(Libellula). *
(Modiolus). P
juliae (Damophila).
(Juliamyia). P
(Modiola). ' 5.
(Ornismyia).
Juliamyia. P ’60, 19%
julianus (Strategus).
Julide. P ’64,10 —
Julides. P 62, 142,
Fulidine. | P 63, 4
julidis (Bodo).
julifiora (Prosopis).
juliflora var. gland
P 96, 34
julii (Epomidiopteron
juli-marginati (Greg
47; 703, 51 --e
(Gregarina). P56; 47
). P 03, 634
phora). P ’03, 634, 640;
151; ’59, 148; ’62, 142;
205, 223,330; ’82, 274,
71; 1900, 508, 510. J
me PP
P 92, 271
63, 206;
e pn). P 794, 71
i, 72, 102, 107. P ’49, 228,
, 8, 100; ’64, 10; 67, 43,
Pie 128; 91, 353; 02,
, 42; °04, 653; 09, 7.
oy 63, 77; 84, 94;
J olf 104, 183, 184, 198
989, 357
ella). P ’88, 36
P 60, 367, 368
P 63, 346
: ‘Pp "87, 131; 1900, ’96,
P 58, 132; 89,
P °10, 575
P 67, 23; ’81,
a). P 79, 19; °87,
I, 393; IX, 43
P 98, 45, 314
gia). P *60, 368
ilago). P ’82, 251
immus). j iv, 49. P ’66,
). P 05, 786
s). P ’79, 19; ’87,
393; 43
n). P 73, 107, 116
is). P °73, 141, 145
us). P 95, 183, 186,
leospora). P 95, 422
ichotaphe). P 60, 166
sterium). P ’69, Biol.
| (Spartina). P
boria).
63, 78
"93, 28, 50, 63; °95, 490;
83, 214;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
761
1900, 4; 703, 10, 15;
684; ’08, 98
Juncoides. P 710, 558
juncorum (Fringilla). P_ ’53, 400
juncta Sno! mame a P96, 30s
"73,
* Doiypheta). P 756, 30
junctus (Hemiteles). P ’73, 169, 174
(Mesoleius). P ’94, 189
Juncus. j vi, 105. P 62, os 167;
63, 77; 64, 18; ’67, 22; 70, 137;
84, 94; 97, 304; 1900, 485-489,
548, 647, 652-654, 659, 663 ; 02,
646, 647, 660; 04, 605, 606; ’07,
455, 456, 458; 08, 458; 09, 386,
391-397, 490; 710, 545, 548, 558.
J ITI, 183, 198
Jungermannia.
IIT, 203
junior (Paleosyops).
juniperi (Epeira).
juniperina (Epeira). P *04, 130
(Tipula). P ’42, 192
juniperinum (Ceratostoma). P ’90,;
226
(Gymnosporangium). P_ 02,
463, 498
04, 582; 705
?
P ’69, 218-222. J
P Tz;
277
P tas 50
(Phoradendron). J III, 90
(Polytrichum). P ’63, 95. J
III, 202
juniperum (Phoradendron). P ’81,
439
Juniperus. P ’66, 343; ’68, 181;
73, 353; ’76, 332; °78, 267; 82,
9, 218; 83, 189; 789, 58, 353; 798,
46, 314, 397; 1900, 646, 648, 649,
652, 659, 661; ’02, 463, 498, 647-
659; ’03, 17; ’05, 697-700; ’07,
456; ’09,-113, 382, 486, 488; 710,
546, 550. J ITI, 101; IX, 390
junius (Aeschna). j viii, 10
(Anax). P ’62, 381, 397, 401;
701, 128; ’08, 472, 481, 489
Juno. P ’89, 86
Junonia. P ’85, 86
junonia (Scaphella). P ’76, 291
(Voluta). P ’76, 292
jurensis ( rina). P ’61, 30
(Venus). P ’61, 30
jurinei (Polybia). P ’98, 449
Jurinia. P ’94, 277; ’95, 332
jurupari (Geophagus). P ’71, 251
(Satanoperea). P ’71, 251
jusculum (Mena). P ’92, 267
Jussiwa. P ’67. 19; ’89, 382; ’98, 49
jussieze (Spilosoma). P ’60, 532
jussiwi (Orestias). J VIII, 186
jussieu (Zygobates). J VIII, 247
jussieure (Dupo). J IV, 157
(Philampelus). JIV, 154, 157
jussieui (Clupanodon). P ’61, 35;
06, 84
762
jussieui. Continued.
(Clupeonia). Fb ’61, 35
Justicia. P 58, 132; ’89, 397
juvencus (Geotrupes). P ’56, 20
(Ligyrus). P ’56, 20
(Podalgus). P ’56, 20
(Scarabeus). P ’56, 20. J
7
?
juvenis (Decadocrinus). P ’79, 342
(Forbesiocrinus), P ’65, 139;
79, 272
(Hetereocrinus). P
85, 275; 786, 128, 131
(Poteriocrinus). P ’79, 342
(Seaphiocrinus). P ’69, 138,
146; ’79, 342
(Stenocrinus). P ’86, 132
(Taxocrinus). P ’65, 139, 140;
79, 272
juvens (Pterygophlichthys). P
504
79, 293;
03,
juxtus (Bombus). P ’78, 187
kahajanensis (Osteochilus). P 705,
480
(Rohita).
Kellia. P ’02, 668
Kakerlac. P 10, 447
kainii (Biddulphia). P 1900, 693, 718
(Triceratium). P 90, 139; ‘
1900, 718
kainii constrictum (Triceratium). P
90, 139; 1900, 718
Kaira. P "304, 121, 130
Kalemys. P 61, 124
kali (Salsola). P 67, 16; 81, 454;
1900, 639, 657, 659, 660, 665; 02,
652, "658, 661; 09, "380
Kaliella. P 1900, 383; 701, 346, 404,
547; ’02, 31, 236; "104, 633, 634;
05, 711, 715- 717; 742-744; 08,
455, 597, "598; 10, 131, 646-667
kalla (Caranx).. Y 197, 72
Kalmia. P ’60, 200; ’63, 70; ’84,
88; ’95, 558; 1900, 484, 645, 647,
668; 702, 647; 04, 605, 608 ; 07,
455; 10, 581.
kalmize (Attica). P ’47, 164
(Cereospora). P
(Graptodera). P ’47, 164
(Lethia). J IV, 171
(Sphinx). J IV, 168, 171
kalmianum (Hypericum). Pp 97, 182
(Nuphar). P ’60, 511
kalmicola (Depazea). P 93, 454
(Phyllosticta). P ’93, 454
kalmii (Bromus). J ITI, 183, 201
Kaloula. P ’09, 401-405. J VI, 192
Kamacite. P ’86, 367
kamakurana (Anatina). P ’01, 208
(Mangilia). P ’04, 10
P ’05, 480
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
kamas (Scilla).
Kamassa.
kammalensis (En rau
(Stolephorie
Kammerite. P ’53, 379;
kamphylotrachelos (Hippe um
XII, 502
kamschatica (Alea). P %
kamtchatika (Rosa). P ’
kamtschatcensis (Fritillaria).
167
kamtschatkensis (Parus). P
kanagurta (Scomber). P>
J XII, 506
kanchil (Moschus). a
(Tragulus). P
kanei (Pedicularis). J
(Voluta). P
293; '05, 25
(Volutone aaa
05,
ie (Brachinus).
. (Camelops). P %
89, 210. J III, 166;
kansasense (Macrochilus).
kansasensis (Soleniseus). P
kansensis (Diplodia). P
(Teichospora). P
Kaolin. P 1900, 205
Kaolinite. P ’76, 266
kappenii (Osteochilus). Ps
kapuasensis (Cynoglossus).
519
karkinophaga (Didelphis).
karkinophaga aurita (Dic
97, 25
Karpholite. P 52, 108
karreri (Archeediseus). 3.
Karschia. P ’93, 452
kasa (Athyma). P 785,
kaskasiensis (Age
357
(Poteriocrinus).
(Seaphiocrinus).
Kassina. P ’53,. 48
kasumba (Pyrotrogon
Katadysas. P 1900, 5:
Katharina. P ’98, ‘288
katherina (Unio). PZ
Kathetostoma. P ’61, 1
265; ’07, phy : Meas
Kauaia. P 05, 570, 571.
kauaiensis (Amastra).
05, 570
Kuuaiite. P 94, 105 |
kauiensis (Achatinelinie F Pp?
(Carinella). P
(Leptachatina).
kaupi (Arses). P 89,
(Lycodontis). P
P04 38
a Me i
"72, 57, 77
P 65, 90
125
s). P 94, 254, 258
xosoma). J IX, 15
is). P ’03, 800
P 08, 538
cholepas). J VIII, 327
3: mus). P "75, 155,
mio). P 53, 251
0). P 762, 358. J VI,
703, 743
: P’’90, "227
a. FP 775, 155, ’216
mophora). P 798,
_ P 1900, vat
he °O7, 187; ’58, 197;
74, 39; 75, 319
Pp 789, "193
smophora). P 1900,
P 89, 202; 1900, 103
P *78, 397
i: P1900, 103
P %62, 586
304, 310; °48, 100;
2, 91, 93, 230: °82,
1; 04,558. J I, 125;
erinvs). P ’79, 325
, 81; 58, 128
Clavilithes). P 95, 73
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
763
kennedyi (Cyprea). P ’95, 78
Hemigrammus). P ’03, 520
(Trachynotus). P 784, 101,
121, 123
kennerleyi (Caprella). P ’64, 156
(Mopalia). P ’65, 59
P 65, 57
(Venus).
65, 55
P 36, 271
Kennerlia. P
kennerlii (Moxostoma).
(Salmo). P ’62, 330
eR (Anodonta). P ’60, 306.
JV,
Caiman): P 764, 153
(Heterodon). P ’60, 336
P ’62, 330
P ’89, 176
(Hypsifario).
(Ophiopholis).
(Salmo). P ’77, 93
kennicottella (Endrosis). P ’60, 165
kennicotti (Coregonus). P ’05, 362
(Pediocetes). P ’61, 361; ’62,
402
(Tetrao). P ’61, 361
kennicottiana (Stenorhina). P ’60,
242. J VIL, 142
kennicottii (Acipenser). P ’89, 251,
256
(Anodonta). P ’61, 56. J
V, 214
(Scops). P ’67, 99
Kentrodorides. P ’80, 46
kentrophyta (Astragalus). P ’63, 60
kentuckensis (Pleurotomaria). P
91, 252 ;
(Spirifer). P ’59, 8-27; ’88, 231
(Spirifera). P ’91, 244
(Spiriferina). P ’69, 172; ’88,
31
kentuckiensis (Actinocrinus).
335
(Cyprinella). P ’67, 161
(Genneocrinus). P ’81, 335
(Hybopsis). P 708, 550
(Hypsilepis). P ’67, 161
(Leuciseus). P ’64, 279;,
167
kentuckyense (Theridium). P ’92, 30
keokuk (Polyphemopsis). P ’89, 301
(Poteriocrinus). P ’79, 336
(Seaphiocrinus). P ’79, 336
keptuschka (Vanellus). P ’71, 195
kerathurus (Cancer). P ’93, 109
(Peneus). P ’93, 109
Keratosa. P ’78, 313
keraudreni ( Phonygama).
(Unio). J TH, 311
keraudrenii (Cyrena). P ’60, 280
kerguelensis (Eatoniella). P 97, 361
P ’81,
67,
P 91, 448
Kerivoula. P ’98, 321
kermadecensis (Helcioniseus). P 794,
211
(Patella). P ’94, 208-212
(Seutellastra). P ’94, 209
764
Kermes. P ’99, 260-269
kermes (Patella). P ’73, 198
Kermicus. P ’99, 263
kernii (Erirhipis), P 53, 440
(Euryomia). J IV, 33
Kerobates. P ’59, 7
Kerolite. P ’41, 39
kerri (Ataphrus). P ’76, 3038; 705,
20
(Cryptorhytis). P ’76, 283
(Exilifusus). P ’76, 279
* (Fasciolaria). P ’76, 288; 05,
(Fusus. P hs" Pied 05, 24
Kersantite. P ’03,
Ketupa. P ’59, 32; 7 62; 313; 790,
129; ’02, 673
ketupa (Ketupa). P ’02, 673
(Strix). P ’02, 673
keuperi (Posidonia). J II, 194
keyserlingi (Paleomutela). P ’97,
456
kharascovensis (Cyprina). P ’61, 30
kiawaensis (Helix). P ’89, 414
(Mesodon). P ’89, 414
(Monilia). P ’62, 569
(Monodonta). P ’62, 569; 782,
168. (See Kiowaensis.)
kickxii (Cardita). P ’72, 52
kieneri (Concholepas). P ’91, 59
(Pyrgisoma). -P ’65, 169
Kieneria. P ’66, 89
kieneria (Pyrgisoma). P ’66, 89
kiiensis (Clausilia). P ’01, 651
(Diplomniatina). P ’02, 28
kikaiensis (Clausilia). P ’04, 828;
08, 576
(Conus). P 704, _
(Cyclophorus). P 702, 27
kikaigashime (Kaliella). P ’04, 683
kikuyensis (Zosterops). P ’05, 775
kilimensis (Coccopygia). P ’05, 778
(Nectarinia). P ’05, 775
kilioides (Canirallus). P ’94, 140
(Gallinula. P ’94, 140
Killingia. P ’80, 132
kimballi (Lima). P ’72, 263, 264
Kimberlite. P ’88, 82
kincaidiana (Nomada). P ’03, 614
kineaidii (Andrena). P ’97, 851
(Colletes). P 798, 52, 54
(Osmia). P ’97, 384
(Sphecodes). P- 98, 56
kindermannii (Amphichena).
58
kingi (Cylindrovertilla). P 1900, 428
(Gregarina). P ’07, 221
(Mylocyprinus). P ’83, 154
kingianum (Macrodium). P ’97, 411
kingicola (Crassatella). P ’72, 250
kingii (Beluga). P ’65, 278
(Conocephalites). P ’70, 63
P 98,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
kingii. Contii.ued. ae"
(Conocoryphe). P
(Megamerus). J I,
(Proctotretus). P_
Kinixys. j viii, 161. P
57, 71; 759, 294
kinkeri ( Cymatopleura)._
kinki (Muscieapa). P
kinnamon he
Kinosternide. P ’95,
Kinosternon.
08, 114
Kinosternum. P 54,
107; ’59, 4, 5, 6;
333, 337
kinsmanii (Mastogloia). —
18
Kinyxis. P 54, ey
kinzere (Crategus). P
kiowa (Mestobregma).
06, 380
kiowaensis (Helix). P
06, 547
(Mesodon). P ’0
kiowaensis var. arkans:
don). P = ae
kiowaensis ( Poly
kirbii (Maio
kirbyi (Byrrhus).
(Cicindela). > 7¢
(Corticaria). P
(Donacia). P.’5
(Veniliornis). x
kirklandi (Ancylus).
kirklandianus (Lamp
76
(Unio). P 1900, 7
kirtlandi (Clonophis). FE
(Ischnognathus
(Leptophis).
(Regina). P
(Veniliornis).
kirtlandiana (Ceripha
(Melania). P
kirtlandianus Sane lo
. Ce
(Nitoeris).
(Unio). P 753
96, 502
kirtlandii (Acipenser
(Dryophis). P
59; 60, 550, 555_
(Leptophis).
59; ’60, 555
’ (Nyctale). FE
307; ’99, 22
—
Continued. ae
z 760,
957, 59, 71;
S ) P °56, 95; ’60, 340;
oclonion). P ’60, 340
otus). P ’01, 42
la). P ’54,
hyrhamphus). P
94, 133, 149
). P 1900, 709
ceratium). P 1900,
: (Stietodiscus) eR 786,-
odis us). 32 1900, 477
us). P 1900, 738, 740
s (I max). P ’01, 207, 400
atella). P ’01, 615; ’05,
Nanina). P 73, 287
rysococyx). P ’05, 765
68,
P '53, 251; 59,
V, 404, 417
ero heilus). Pr "4; 328;
s). P 71, 329;
nF 87, 12
ithrax). P 94, ys
.rachnocrinus).
crinus).
89,
"79, 316
P “61, 412 ;
gis, 232
1). P ’85, 113
). P 01, 719
P 703, 501
434
7 P 58, 129
onycha). P ’73, 330.
ochilus)._ P58, +
P 62, 175;
P 66, 347, 374
P ’60, 508
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
\
-
765
knoxvillense (Pleurocera). P ’63, 316
(Trypanostoma). P ’62, 173.
J V, 274
knudseni (Amastra). P ’05, 570
knudsenii (Amastra). P ’95, 284
knysnaénsis (Aerope). P ’89, 277;
90, 41
(Helix). P ’89, 277; ’90, 41
kobelti (Diplommatina). P ’02, 29
kobelti var. ampla (Diplommatina).
P 702, 28
(Perideris).
kobeltiana (Area).
P_’97, 503
ty 04, 559, 560
‘kobensis (Clausilia). P 01, 637, 653;
08, 566
kobiensis (Eunice).
Kobresia. P ’63, 77
Kobus. P ’96, 519
kochi (Gasteracantha). P ’09, 213
(Lyecosa). P ’92, 64; 702, 566
Kochia. P ’04, 146
kochiensis (Clausilia). P ’01, 650
kochii (Basilosaurus). J VII, 428
(Cerithium). P ’07, 367
(Cyrena). P ’60, 280
(Galatea). P ’61, 25
(Lycosa). P ’02, 566;
305; ’08, 163, 223, 263, 267
(Missourium). P 741, 115
(Tarentula). P ’90, 421, 423,
426; 02, 566; ’04, 305
(Terebratula). P ’73, 183
(Tetracaulodon). J VII, 395
koebelei (Trimerotropis). P ’09, 413,
446
Keleria. P ’63, 79; ’98, 45, 314
Kellia. P 710, 546, 572
koellikeri (Holothuria).
koelreuteri (Naucrates).
(Periophthalmus). P ’63, 272
(Secomber). P ’62, 440
Kelreuteria. P ’97, 203; ’01, 358
Kempferia. P ’58, 123
Keenigia. j i, 25, 27
kolbii (Gyps). P ’49, 158
kollarii (Dimopis). P ’89, 341
konakri (Anisodesmus). P ’96, 2638
Koniga. P ’86, 60
konincki (Actinocrinus). P ’68, 351;
"81, 347
(Batocrinus).
347
(Eretmocrinus).
(Melocrinus). P ’85, 326
(Mespilocrinus). P ’79, 265
koninckiana (Chonetes). J III, 30,
2
koninckianus (Callicrinus). P 85,
358
koninckii
453
koniyaensis (Clausilia).
P 08, 345
04,
P 90, 321
P 62, 441
P ’68, 351; ’81,
P ’81, 347
(Avieulopecten). P
P °07, 500
60,
766
Kopesia. P ’93, 214
kopnodes (Helix). P ’57, 186;
203
(Omphalina).
20
58,
koraiensis (Pinus). P ’83, 114
koreana (Eulota). P ’08, 454
koreénsis (Actinobolus). P ’72,
kori (Eupodotis). P ’05, 760
(Otis). P ’05, 760
korros (Coluber). P ’60, 563
(Coryphodon). P ’60, 563
(Ptyas). P ’60, 563
(Zamenis). P %02, 694
koshikijimana (Clausilia). P
814
254
04,
Kosteletzkya. P ’67, 18; 1900,
654, 659, 660, 667; 702, 642,
662; 05, 697; ’07, 458
kotzebuei (Parnassia). P ’63, 58
(Rissa). P ’62, 305; ’63, 325;
69, 207
kouripouia (Uranoscopus). P_ ’61,
115
Kowala.
Krantzite. P
Kraussia. P 58, 40; 73,
190
kraussianus (Virbius). P ’60, 36
kraussii (Glycera). P ’55, 892 |
(Grapsus). P ’80, 200
(Unio). P ’53, 376
Kraussina. P ’73, 177, 190
Kraussinine. P
krebsii (Ophiactis). P ’88, 316; ’89,
176
(Seala). J VIII, 192
(Williamia). P ’96, 453
krefftii (Hyla). J VI, 84
Kriakis. P ’62, 487
kribi (Scytodesmus). P ’96, 268
238; 799,
kriderii (Buteo). P ’73,
26
Krigia. j vii, 69, 104. P_’60, 200
kréyeri (Eupagurus). P ’58, 237
(Ophiocten). P ’91, 480; 701,
177
Krokidolite. P ’92, 181
krugii (Anolis). P ’94, 431.
(Anthophora). P ’78, 188
(Liphoplus). P ’05, 49, 50-54;
07, 316; 710, 10
(Nomada). P ’03, 611
Krynitskia. P ’98, 37, 309
Kryptopterus. P ’05, 468
kubaryi (Partula). P ’90, 284
kubiji (Heliaster). P ’60, 568
kuchvensis (Atrypa). P ’97, 445, 447
(Spirifer). P ’97, 445, 447
kuda (Hippocampus). J XII, 402
kuehnholtzianus (Odontostomus). P
1900, 393
643,
643,
P 61, 36
79, 42
52, 86;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
P ’96, 488; 702,
~kundoo (Oriolus). P
Kuekenthali (Glyptosternum
471 :
kiisteri (Pupa). P ’96, 325 —
kiisteriana (Helicina). TB
kiitzingiana (Cyclotella).
ee {Campylodeena
430, 4
kuhli (Osteachilus). J X)
(Scotophilus). P A
Kuhlia. P ’61, 48; 1
527; 706, 510, 512; 01," 5
Kuhlide. P 1900, 50
kublii (Procellaria).
(Puffinus). P 162
120, 121, 128, 142, 1
196
(Scorpena). P ;
(Sebastes). P 3,
(Sebastoplus). P’
Kuhliide. P 706, 510;
Kuhnia. P ’61, 456; "162,
664
kullethensis (Unio). P
VI, 251
kumeensis (Machrochlamys)
714
ni ee (Diplommatin:
623
"{(Microcysting al
kumlienii (Uranidea).
kunischi (Dadocriaaiee
186
kunzei (Ligurotettix).
708, 366, 384; 709, 43.
Kuphine. P 162, 193,
Kuphus. P ’62, 455,
342
kuprianovii (Bembidium
kurilensis te Pu
kurodai (Alyceus).
kurozuensis Clneeitia),
532
kurra (Decapterus). P
kurroides (Decapterus)
Kurtina. P on 12%:
Kurtodon. 88, 299
208-210, 599,
247, 248, 250, 251
Kurtodontide. J I
248, 250, 251, 259
kurtzii (Borlasia). P
kuru (Polynemus). P
(Trichidion). P
kuschwensis (Pleurot
447
Kutorgina. P ’87, 19
kuzira (Miogapters), I
Kyanite. 92, 182, 1
484; 1900, 270 A
Kyllinga. P 05, 697;
kymatoéssa (Turbonilla
(Kaliella). P’
BP Os-687
01, 548°
P 798, 342, J XII, 530
J XII "530
762, 481 2
(Diplommatina). P 704,
33
128
P 03, 748
Chordeiles). P ’51, 188
Molgula). P ’55, 377
, 412
191; ’97, 58
’ P 392, 252; 03, 748
P 05, 483. J XII,
"42, 191
05, 479
, 305; 704, 562, 776,
a). J VIII, 332
mila). P ’85, 210. J IX,
») J V, 188
a). J IX, 86
43° Ps 160, 145, 200,
; 963, 72; ’84, 90; ’89,
; 794, 58; 98, 382,
5, 1900, 669. J IIL,
x
richobasis). J II, 282
UCE a). P 63, 315;
me ). P 750, 101;
stoma). P 62, 178;
Vv, 272
ns). jv, 247. P
es), P °56, 175; ’83,
0, 152. J IX, 392
< P 68, 231. J
; XI, 26
P "77, 178, 180, 182
us). J III, 86
INDEX TO*GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
_ Labiella. P
767
labiatus. Continued.
(Midas). P ’61, 464
(Mischocyttarus). P ’98, 445
(Pedilus). P ’55, 273
Labidesthes. P ’77, 44, 94; ’85,
410, 412; ’04, 248
labidolepta (Galathea). P ’58, 238,
251
Labidomera. P ’56, 29; ’73, 46, 47
Labidorhamphus. P ’05, 493
Labidura. P ’01, 273; 703, 301; 704,
777; 705, 31, 53; 710, 4
Labiduride. P 710, 4
Labidus. P 749, 201
88, 16, 25, 41-45, 52-
56; 95, 237
Labiide. ’P 710, 585
labilis (Conulus). P 02, 234
(Hyalina). P 702, 934
labillardieri (Pagurus). P ’58, 235
se var. granulata (Monodonta).
P ’90, 343
Labiosa. P ’03, 757
labiosa (Helix). P ’57, 188; 58,
197
(Melania). P ’09, 523
labiosus (Aquillus). P ’04, 23
(Buliminus). P ’06, 541
(Murex). P 704, 23
(Triton). P 704, 23
Labium. j iii, 139
laboriosa (Tetragnatha). P ’92, 51
1900, 536; 701, 581; ’04, 132
Labracopsis. P ’07, 250
labradora (Alea). P ’68, 21
(Faleo). P ’70, 140; "71, 95
oe j viii, 170. P 61,
labradorensis (Cryobius). P 73, 317
(Feronia). P ’73, 317
(Pardosa). P ’08, 164, 173,
205, 207
(Terebratella). P ’73, 185
labradoria (Alea). P ’68, 31
(Meles). j viii, 73
(Sagmatorrhina). P ’68, 31
labradorica (Alea). P ’68, 4, ’5, 21
(Armeria). P ’63, 95
(Viola). P ’03, 688, 694, 698
labradorides (Calospiza). P 99, 307
Labradorite. P ’60, 112; ’76, 119,
120; ’80, 292; ’89, 12; ’92, 183,
190; ’97, 448
labradorius (Camptolaimus). P ’61,
239; 799, 21. J IX, 402
(Meriones). j viii, 73
(Turdus). j iii, 366
labradorus (Hierofaleo). P ’70, 140
la (Cyclous). P ’44, 29; ’68,
(Diecotyles). P ’60, 416
(Gyrinus). P 744, 29
768 INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Labrax. P ’51, 208; ’54, 142; 756, labyrinthea Epa P
131; ’60, 20, 108, 110; 61, 48, 49, 78, 127; 782, 256;
165, 166; ’65, 83; 88, 135, 166; 175; °89, 98; ’92, 50
92, 259; ’07, 249 01, 582; 08, 120,
labrax (Dicentrarchus). P ’92, 259 129
(Labrax). P ’07, 249 (Metepeira). P .
ag ee P ’60, 110, 112; ’07, | labyrinthica (Selon P of
-
(Agalena )
labrella (Cassidula). P ’05, 719 , 136
labrella japonica (Cassidula). P ’05, (Catenipora). P
“a8 (Emys). P oe
labricis (Ergasilus). P ’88, 125, 166 (Helix). ji,1
Labride. P 54, 25, 151; 792, 269; P ’58, 203; 60, 35
97, 78, 118; 98, 343; ’99, 359, 330, 398; 82, 169;
488; 1900, 506, 521, 527; 03, 148
332; 704, 510; 07, 343. J xi, (Meandrina). j
535 88, 306; 90, 312
labriformis (Serranus). P ’62, 236; ’(Pleurodema).
07, 254 (Rana). P %
Labrine. P 59, 148; ’62, 141, 240 (Strobila). P
Labrinthodonta. P ’56, 256 154, 200 fe
Labrisomus. P ’60, 102; ’82, 279; 4 (Strobilops).
97, 133; ’98, 346; ’99, 119, 361, 148 ‘bi
362; ’06, 488 labyrinthica var. affinis (St
Labristoma, P ’82, 275 P ’92, 404
Labroide. P 54, 122; 59, 148; 762, labyrinthica var. morsei
141, 240 P ’92, 404
Labroperea. P ’62, 236; ’63, 80 labyrinthica var. streh
labrosa (Augochlora). P 1900, 361 P ’92, 404; ite
(Helix). P 75, 206; ’89, 204; 420, 429
03, 202; 706, 540 labyrinthica texasiana
(Plusia). P ’74, 207 | . P ’06, 124, 147, 5
(Polygyra). P 1900, 113, 453; | labyrinthica var. virgo
03, 202; ’06, 532, 540 P 92, 404
(Stenotrema). P ’75, 154 Labyrinthici. P "ahs
(Tomopterna). P ’68, 188 labyrinthicula (Stro
Labrosomus. P ’60, 21, 105 404
labrosum (Stenotrema). P ’03, 202 | labyrinthicus (Baculites).
labrosus (Blennius). P ’63, 258 P 61, 394; *05)>savame
(Therinichthys). P ’03, 499 (Cystignathus).
(Trochus). j vii, 188. P ’48, (Leptodact
106; 62, 569; ’82, 171 (Polyporus),
(Zizyphinus). P ’62, 569 labyrinthiformis (
(Zoarees). P ’63, 259 88, 307
Labrus. j i, 394. P ’61, 89, 104; | Labyrinthodon. P
62, 107; °63, 31, 32, 205, 330; 185, 196
764, 58; °65, 77; °77, 76, 83, 86, | Labyrinthodontia.
96; ’82, 275, 306; ’89, 162; 92, 269
269; ’97, 104, 107, 109, 118, 119; | Labyrinthus. P 775
99, 359; 1900, 504, 508, 510, 527; 398; 710, 502, 504-
103, 331, 332; 06, 513; ’07, 252. | labyrinthus (Helix).
J XII, 550 labyrinthus var. sipt
labrus (Semicossyphus). P ’64, 59 P 710, 504
labrusca (Vitis). P 753, 270; ’70, laccadivicum (Seal
136; 1900, 649, 651, 667; 702, 653, 360; ’08, 110
ae
662 Lacecobius. P te ;
Jabrusee (Argeus). J IV, 156 Laccophilus. P 744,
(Philampelus). J LY, 154, 156 J IV, 12, 30 —e
(Sphinx). J IV, 1 56 lacepedii (Midas). e
labruscoides (Vitis). P ’53, 270 (Simia). P %
labuanensis (Cypselus). P ’06, 190 | lacera (Doris). P
Labus. P ’99, 434 (Lagochila).
). N 3g "60 7 ae
P °73, 321
>. -P 702, 501
. P 62, 400, 402
odes). P 02, 282
arpophaga). P 754,
). P '54, 229
348, 405; v, 326; vi,
7. P ’60, 490, 509;
340; -'67, 175; 68,
66; ’85, 145; °87,
is). P ’01, 376
5; 64,228,299; 768°
, 299; *82; 331: 96,
, 120, 256, 259, 261,
"97, 100; 92, 331,
02, 176, 183, 693.
eItis). P °60, 553
ys). P 72, 23; 703,
560, 553
s). P '10, 285. J
241, 245
P °10, 285
). P 69, 6 7. J
, 142
P ’62, 240
endron). P ’01, 558
arpus). J III, 98
1). J III, 98
58, 123
°59, 334, 339; ’60, 335;
206; *02, 181, 185.
2
ter). P °71, 148;
* 93, 451
P 62, 240; °63, 176;
466; 708, 113, 116-118,
| lachrymans (Bufo).
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 769
Lachnophorus. P ’52, 66;
J IV,. 12, 14, ee
Lachnopodus. 58, 32 ;
Lachnosterna. > 59, 283, 288; 773,
330. J ITI, 233, 235- 261; IV, 33
lachnostoma (Acanthopsis). Pp 97,
60
66, 348-
lachryma (Achatinella). P ’88, 53
(Euryeelon). P ’65, 34
(Goniobasis). P ’64, 24; ’65,
22, 34
(Melania). P ’64, 24
(Terebratula). j viii, 224. P
45, 255; 748, 106
(Terebratulina). P ’61, 19
P ’62, 158
(Rhadinea). J VIII, 140
(Uria). P ’68, 78
lachrymosa (Feronia). J II, 240
(Quadrula). J XIII, 572
(Strophomena). j viii, 256
lachrymosus (Dichocrinus). P ’81,
249; 7°85, 341
(Pterostichus). P
73, 306. J II, 240
(Unio). P 53, 256;
Lacinaria. P 1900, 671; ’02, 664;
07, 455, 457; 10, 548, 575
Lacinia. P 53, 448; 90, 398
laciniata (Calista). "p "77, 23
(Chama). P ’72, 118
(Cytherea). P 77, 23
(Dentaria). P ’60, 145
(Gyrotoma). P ’64, 94; ’65,
34
(Janthe). P ’01, 158, 159
(CEnothera). P 1900, 660, 668
(Rudbeckia). j vii, 36. P 60,
514
(Thelephora). J III, 218, 219
laciniatum (Hymenonema). j vii, 30
(Schizostoma). P 64, 93, ‘94;
65, 34
(Silphium). P ’70, 117; 90,
268; °93,,306; ’97, 178, 191”
laciniatus (Lambrus). > 157, 220
(Platyerinus). P ’81, 246
(Trophon). P ’97, 329
laciniosa (Helicina). P ’08, 560
(Mesogramma). P ’94, 276
(Mesograpta). P ’94, 276
lacivius (Campoplex). P ’73, 383
lacrimosus (Unio). P ’58, 13
lacryma (Terebratula). j viii, 217
lacrymans (Argia). P ’08, 481
(Merulius). J ITI, 215
lacrymosa (Producta). P ’65, 114
lacrymosus (Unio). J V, 431
lactaria (Platylepes). P ’82, 276
(Uroeoptis). P ’98, 274
Lactariide. J XII, 517
66, 347;
17, 27
770
lactarium (Lysiopetalum). P_ ’03,
42, 48
Lactarius. P ’82, 276. J XII, 518
lactarius (Secomber). J XII, 518
(Bulimus). P 57, 192
(Catostomus). P ’56, 174
(Julus). i ii, 104
(Lactarius). J XII, 518
lactea (Achatinella). P ’88, 37
(Aleyrodes). P 702, 281
(Astarte). P 63, 142;
245
(Brodizwa). P
(Daphnella).
(Draba). P ’63, 57
(Kellia). P ’72, 232
(Loripes). P ’72, 90
(Lucina). P ’72, 82, 83
(Marginella). P ’91, 50
(Meckelia). P ’51, 243
(Natica). P 791, 54
(Ovula). P ’05, 292
(Pachyplana). P ’57, 22, 28
(Planaria). P ’57, 23
(Scintilla). P ’72, 224
(Spheria). j v, 14
(Stenorhina). P ’61, 308
(Tenia). P ’55, 444; 56, 46
(Thelephora). J III, 222
(Turbonilla). P ’99, 172 ©
lacteipennis (Lobioptera). P
339
72,
84, 93
P °73, 230
95,>
lacteofluviale (Aperostoma). P 710,
534
(Ptychoecochlis). P 710, 534
lacteola (Mesalia). P ’65, 62
(Uria). P ’68, 68
lacteolus (Cephus). P ’68, 4, 5, 68
(Colymbus). P ’68, 4, 68
(Unio). J III, 309
lactescens (Corticium). J III, 221
lacteum (Cerithium). P ’05, 788
(Dendrocelum). P ’57, 23
(Helotium). P ’93, 145
(Hesperosecordeum). P ’68, 171
(Hesperoscordon). J III, 102
lacteus (Bubo). P ’90, 129
(Cerebratulus). P ’01,
674, 682, 722
(Coluber). P 759, 344
(Elaps). P ’59, 344; ’08, 124
(Gelasimus). P ’58, 100; ’80,
148, 149
(Irpex). J III, 217
(Lineus). P ’01, 674
(Ocypoda). P ’80, 149
(Polyporus). J ITI, 208
(Turbo). P ’99, 147
(Vespertilio. P 66, 284
lactimala (Mylabris). P ’08, 610
lactioides (Casearia). P ’89, 365
659,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Lactista. P ’02, 721; 0
402, 803, 841; ’07, ‘a i
Lactophrys. P 7 45
97, 128; 706; 103.
’(Lactuea. P 760, 303;
89, 389; ’97, 192; 799,
1900, 641, 660, 671;
583
lactuca (Ulva). P 708
laculatus (Lipeurus). —
Lacuna. j vi, 266
lacunosa (Barlea).
(Cardita). P
(Lithadia).
(Rhynchonella). —
(Terebratula). J 7
lacunosus (Archoerin
(Glyptoerinus).
lacus (Dolatocrinus).
lacustre Cn
(Cardium).
Satire
(Ribes).
91, 434
‘(Spherium). e
(Uintatherium). —
lacustrioides (Spongill
lacustris (Agonum),
(Agrilus). P ?
(Amara). P
316
lacustris okeechobe
P ’99, 480
lacustris (Ancylus). |
(Anodonta). -
60, 17; 772, 98.
’(Astyanax).
(Atherina).
(Aulastomum).
71, 306
(Carex). P 8
(Chaleophora),
(Coccinella).
90, 292
(Cordylophora
84, 218, 219
(Cristatella). |
(Cyelas).
(Dicerea).
(Ellychina).
(Euspongilla
187
lacustris var. macr¢
gilla). P ’87,
(Gordius).
(Helophorus
(Hydroporu
(Ietalurus).—
(Isoetes). |
(Onychogom
232
(Palemon).
tinued. PO ame ATR
odon). FP 76, 256, 350
rus). P 55, 369
P 1900, 663; 702,
09, 389, 395, 396
P '52, 140; 66,
la). P ’80, 330, 357;
184, 216, 218; ’86,
(Spongilla). P
a). P 760, 293
us). P ’65, 16
ms P99, '233, 234
falionia). 93, 275, 277
r. asiatica (Vallonia).
276-279, 317; 67,
162, 200, 237-242; 74,
264, 329; °76, 248, 266,
83, 100; 93, 71; 01,
J VIII, 87
64, 176; 65, 192,
. 71, 258; 06, 322
a P 144, i13; 54, 74;
); 76, 269, 271. 'J IV, 32°
iD, 855; 708, 352
, 270; 03, 402; 10,
crinus). P 68, 351
nus). P ’68, 351
oy. P 58,78. J
P 58, 59. J
). P 02, 234, 240
P '62, 65
P 98, 42
P 05, 303
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
771
leta. Continued.
(€roeota). P ’60, 541, 542
(Erigone). P 705, 303
(Galatea). P ’61, 25
(Goniobasis). P ’65, 30
(Helix). P ’99, 526; ’02, 234
(Languria). P ’54, 159
(Leptura). P ’59, 80
(Lithosia). P ’60, 542
(Melania). P ’65, 30
(Myrsine). P ’89, 390
(Paludina). P ’02, 116
(Pyrrhulina). P ’06, 294
(Stellaria). J III, 188
(Thecla). P ’62, 54, 55
at (Ceraticelus). P ’05,
320
(Ceratinella). P
302
302,
92, 32; 705,
(Erigone). P ’05, 302
(Moniana). P ’56, 200; 710,
279
letans (Crategus). P ’10, 190,205
letecerulea (Viola). P ’03, 694
_ letifiea joebar gat P ’10, 247, 250
(Leptura). 59, 89, 291
Letmatonice. P 08, 430; *10, 371,
386
laetula (Anaspis). P 758, 76; ’62,
43. J IV, 38
(Atomaria). P ’73, 328
(Crategus). P ’10, 229, 283
(Ega). J IV, 28
(Microrhopala). P ’73, 82
letulus (Pericompsus). J IV, 30
(Philonthus). P °44, 36
(Pterostichus). P 773, 307
(Staphylinus). P 744, 36
letum (Acer). P ’01, 358
(Radulum). J III, 218
letus (Anthicus). P ’52, 103. J
Iv, 38
(Ceraticelus). P ’05, 303
(Coluber). P ’01, 49
(Epipocus). P 53, 358
(Habrodesmus). P 96, 261
(Holotaxis). P 771, 257: 06,
94
53, 442.
J Iv, 40
(Mesoleius). P ’78, 372
(Schizopus). P 758, 71. J IV, 35
(Seotaphis). P ’56, 244; 701,49
(Tragops). P ’60, 554
leva (Eulota). P ’08, 39
leve (Astroschema). P ’89, 179
(Atelopus). J VI, 196
(Bembidium). P ’43, 297
(Cathetostoma). P ’61, 114
(Chiridota). P ’63, 142
(Corticium). J ITI, 218, 220, 223
(FEunotegramma). P 1900, 737
(Mannophorus). P
772
Continued.
(Kathetostoma). P
07, 442
(Paspalum). P ’86, 285; 1900,
86
J VI, 196
93, 471
leve.
61, 114;
(Phrynidium).
(Pison). P
(Sesarma). P ’80, 216
(Siphonostomum). P ’55, 391
(Trypoxylon). P ’97, 384
levi (Rara). P ’63, 333
Levibuccinum. P ’80, 364, 371;
398
Levicardium. P ’62, 576; ’05, 15.
_ J ITI, 326; VIII, 264, 335-345
levicauda (Brachys). P ’73, 96, 333
(Callianidea). P ’59, 167
(Lispinus). P 66, 376
levicaulis (Bartonia). j vii, 23. J
III, 88
(Mentzelia). J III, 88
leviceps (Clarias). P 62, 189
(Crematogaster). P ’82, 264
(Eletica). P ’08, 616
levicervix (Alyceus). P ’04, 618
levicolle (Amphicroum). P ’66, 347,
(Metachroma). P ’73, 43
levicollis (Malthicus). P 751, 345
(Paria). P ’73, 40
(Podabrus). P ’51, 345 ..
levicornis (Cariacus). P ’96, 398.
J XI, 25, 266, 280
levicostulata (Rissoina). P ’04, 27
(Rissolina). P ’04, 27
levicostus (Productus). P ’88, 227
leviculus (Cyathocrinus). P ’79, 343
(Poteriocrinus). P ’79, 343
levidens (Paleosyops). P ’91, 107,
111. J VIII, 81; IX, 269, 271, 272,
278, 289, 317, 374, 384
(Tamias).. P 69, 8. J VII,
404, 445
Levidentalium. 20D; an
levidorsalis (Synidotea). i
levifrons (Doydixodon). P
(Lelaps). P ’76, 344
(Larra). P ’93, 482
(Larrada). P ’93, 482
(Pimelepterus). P ’62, 245;
99, 351
(Trypoxylon). P ’97, 384
laevigastra (Pseudogerygone). P ’89,
148
levigata (Anthura). P ’55, 393
(Aplysia). P ’55, 378
(Arabis). P ’60, 199
(Avieula). P ’65, 126
(Cassidaria). P ’52, 199;
361. J VIII, 356
(Columbella). P 791, 51
(Corbis). J VIII, 334
90,
P ’97, 403
199, 351
"15,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. |
(Cyclas). P ’60, 270, 293
levigata. Continued.
(Cyrena). P ’60,
(Difflugia). BS 7s.
(Eulima). P ’82
(Gastrochena). Pp
(Goniobasis). P ”
(Helix). P ’58, 2
1900, 134
(Homomya),
(Ilex).
(Taaa). J
(Leptoplana).
(Linckia). P 180,
(Melania). P ’64,
(Mesomphix). P 1
(Modiola). P ’
(Modiolaria).
(Odostomia).
134;
levigata latior (Ona
1385; ’02, 417, 420
levigata perlevis (O;
1900, 185; 702, 420
(Partula). "pg
(Pasithea).
87, 170
(Pholadomya)..
(Pinnixa).
566 ;
402 pe
(Polyeelis). P
(Poreellana).
(Potadoma).
(Rocellaria).
(Sicyonia). P
(Thelephora).
(Urocoptis).
levigatior (Helix).
levigatum (Bembidi
(Cardium).
(Desmodium)
605 :
(Liocardium).
(Platyceras).
90, 176, 179
’(Temnosoma)
(Troximon).
levigatus (Acritus).
(Alpheus).
(Aphodius).
(Platyerinus
(Prionus).
(Pterostichus
(Searites).
(Tetrodon).
204
(Wnioy oe
———
Continued.
P97 135; 73,
7, 153, 164; 189, 196
eS: vin, 115. 4
P 58, 102:
. j viii, eee 50, 25
ara). 55, 353;
P 73, 319. J
P07, 173
). P 07, 173
_(Bucheilodon). P
lla). P 90, 395;
03
95,
P 79, 115
P 89, 252, 256
Y P 90, 454
m). P ’48, 95
aus). P ’81, 318
rinus). P ’86, 189
. P ’10, 665, 666
). P 48, 95; °62, 577;
3). P 93, 113
j viii, 141. P 50,
60, 31; ’93, 113
P 08, 588
P 1900, 735, 737
P 62, 580
‘J VII, 325
a). P 1900, 477,
-P 1900, 670
). P ’80, 208
P 85, 21
P '60, 236; 78,
: 1900, 712
(Cerataulus). ig
P67, 128. J,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
|
773
levis. Continued.
“(Chemnitzia). P ’99, 150
(Chonetes). P ’88, 229; ’91,
246
(Cirolana). P ’91, 188
(Colenis). P’53, 284; 66, 369
(Coluber). P 7°44, 118; 754,
100; ’57, 67 ;
(Compsacanthus). P ’56, 100
(Coronella). P 754, 100; ’60, 245
(Corymbocrinus). P ’85, 330
(Crassatella). P ’72, 250
(Crinia). J VI, 202
(Cryptocephalus). P ’73, 31
(Cryptoglossa). J IV, 36
(Cucullea). P ’52, 194
(Cyathoerinus). P ’79, 309;
85, 287; 790, 356
(Cyclograpsus). P ’80, 221
(Cyrena). P ’60, 280; ’61, 125
(Cytocrinus). Pp 81, 296
(Dactylethra). P 62, 340
(Dendrophyllie). J IX, 131
(Denticella). P 1900, 712
(Dichocrinus). P ’81, 258
(Dichopetala). P ’07, 56
(Diemyctylus). P ’59, 126
(Diseinisea). P ’73, 201
(Doris). P ’79, 106, 115; ’80,
1
(Erato). P ’62, 564;
(Erycina). P ’60, 269
(Eseobedea). P 798, 385
(Euealyptocrinus). P ’85, 350
(Eucrinus). P ’81, 371
(Euglypha). P ’78, 172
(Eumenes). P ’99, 439
(Eupagurus). P ’58, 236
(Geophilus). P ’67, 128. J
44
182, 168
b
(Habrocrinus). P ’81, 281
(Heliopsis). P ’93, 304
(Helix). P ’85, 212
(Holothuria). P ’63, 142
(Hyalodiseus). P 90,
"98, 423
(Hydroporus). P 755, 293
(Hyphasma). P ’75, 16
(Ichthyocrinus). j viii, 279.
P °78, 252; 779, 257
(Ichthyoscopus). P ’61, 114
(Kellia). P ’62, 577; ’82, 158;
88, 171
(Lamellina). P
VIIT, 399; IX, 82
(Leeanocrinus). P
(Leda). P ’54, 29; ’80, 21
(Leptachatina). P ’88, 54
(Magasella). P ’73, 189;
163 F
(Melania). P.
(Melocrinus). P
138 ;
"79, 25. J
86, 67, 68
"77,
64, 45
81, 295
Ti4
levis. Continued.
(Mustelus). P ’92, 234
(Nucula). j iv, 144; vi, 208.
P ’48, 102; ’62, 581; IX, 124
(Oeypoda). P ’58, 100; ’80,
85
(Omus). P ’66, 394
(Orbicula). P ’73, 201
(Pagurus). P 758, 236
(Palpinus). P ’09, 230
(Panopeus). P ’52, 76
(Paragrapsus). P ’80, 222
(Pectunculus). P ’62, 580;
782, 155
(Periechocrinus). P ’81, 306
(Phimocrinus). P ’86, 94, 102
(Phrynicus). P ’68, 117
(Phryniseus). J VI, 196
(Pilumnus). P ’52, 82
(Pison). P ’93, 471
(Platyerinus). P ’65, 160, 161;
’81, 246, 249, 257
(Platydema). J 1, 101
(Platynus). P ’54, 48; ’66,
68, 298
346
(Podoenemis). P
P 77, 217; 504, 506;
(Raia).
09, 407
(Rana).
(Rhombus). P
(Rivinia). P
(Searabeus). J IV, 34
(Scytomycterus). J VITI, 165
(Squilla). P 93, 108
(Stelidiocrinus). P ’81, 273
(Stilpnus). P ’94, 186
(Synidotea). P ’97, 391, 399
(Taricha). P 753, 302; ’59,
126
J VI, 77
192, 277
89, 401
(Taxocrinus). P ’86, 67, 68,
(Thelphusa). P ’80, 36
(Tornatellina). P "79, 25. J
Viit a0; 1m, 88.3-"
(Triorophus). J IV, 36
(Trochoecrinites). P ’81, 306
(Uranoseopus). P ’61, 114;
789, 259
(Vespertilio). P ’66, 284
(Yoldia). P ’62, 581; ’80, 21;
82, 159
(Zozymus). P 52, 77
levissima (Cynthia). P ’55, 387
(Tetralia). P ’58, 38
levissimus (Cerosternus). P 752, 40
(Chlorodius). P ’52, 80
(Galeocerdo). P ’67, 141
(Leisomus). P ’82, 283
(Pachycheilus). P ’96, 269
(Unio). P ’53, 260: 58, 13;
77, 27. J IV, 45, 48: V, 425
levistriata (Agonum). P ’73, 323
125
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
_leviuseulum (Cerithium).
~ Lagenaria.
leviuscula (Falagria).
372
(Fasciolaria). P
(Hyalinia). P ’06, 1
264, 330
leviusculus (Spiraxis). Pp
(Zonitoides). P 79
leviventris (Aneylochira).
(Anolis). P a
(Buprestis). er
(Eumenes). P ’99,
Laféea. P ’76, 210, 215;
lafondi (Sesarma). PY
lafresnayanus (Gallirall
133, 135
‘(Tricholimnas). a
lafresnayei (Dendrosiiiall
449, 451, 457-459
‘(Diglossa). P 64,
(Uncirostrum). P-
lafresnayi (Dendropiens)
Laganum. P 55,
’65, 74; 91, 214. J,
Lagena. ’p 53, 431;
24 .
lagena (Anonyx). P
148
(Difflugia). P ’7
(Lysianassa). P
b 89,
Lagenella. P ’02, 791
lagenella (Trachelomona
670, 671
lageniformis Pe
79; TT; 39
Lageniocrinus. P ’86,—
Lagenorhynchus. P ”
"69, 22; °76, 136;
lagenula (Cucurbitula
(Fistulana). P
(Gastrochena).
(Guetera). a: i
lagepa (Alauda).
Lagerstroemia. P 4
lagina (Acinesiaas
Lagisea 02, 26
334; 710, 340-350
lagow (Exorista). P
Lagocephalus. P
128. J XII, hes
lagocephalus (Gre m
61, 166
(Labrax). a :
(Tetrodon). P 63,
Lagochila. P ’77, 280
Lagodon. P ’77, ats
100 "
Lagomyide. P ’82,
Lagomys. j Vii, 345,
17, 314; '82, 319;
507. J pf 209,
e
RP 799, 59;
; - P87, 79
953.385; °61, 227; °63,
; 69, 184; °71, 96; "92;
22, 38; °95, 503, 505;
0; 1900, 27, 28, 156
ibuteo). P %53, 452;
iy, 211; °59, 105; ’66,
3 775, 345
hannis (Archibuteo).
, 40; 08, 88
0). P 53, 306; '55,
. P ’87, 80
j iii, 349; iv, 270;
, 452; 57, 211
3). P 98, 140; 1900,
mien) vii, 17
P °75, 349
PP 1900, 46
srgenensis (Vulpes). P
08, 617
vili, 111. P ’50, 213
77, 314; '78, 62;
P 62, 514
(Actinocrinus). P 68,
aus). P ’68, 351; ’81,
E ee 13, 227; ’78, 173
87, 149. J VITI,
E ot 92, 110, 111
). P 53, 448
). P ’53, 448
461
5 a). P "08, 481, 489
nia). P Ol, 132, 138
P84,
P ’63, 226
ia). J VIII, 320
hroblattina). P ’85,
oblattima). P ’85, 89
lanoplus). P 02, 724;
7, 51
la). P 05, 500
mbassis). P ’05, 500
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
205, 778
773
Lalage. P ’99, 214; 02, 682
lalandii—(Eschrichtius). P ’67, 148,
149
(Megaptera). P ’69, 15, 16
(Otocyon). J XI, 399, 403
(Palinurus). P ’60, 24; ’80,
192
Lama. P ’74, 19
lama (Feronia). J II, 250
(Pereus). J II, 250
lamanoni (Balena). P ’67, 156
lamarckiana (Kraussia). P ’73, 190
(Kraussina). P ’73, 190
(Natica). P ’08, 556, 557
(Sponia). P ’89, 404; ’05, 700
(Trema). P ’05, 700; ’09, 486
lamarckii (Ascaltis). P ’84, 208
(Genicanthus). P ’82, 273
(Heterotheca). P ’98, 383
(Lucina). P ’72, 85
(Natica). P ’08, 555, 557
(Nautilus). P ’65, 70, 73. J
TX, 121
ee ere P °78, 325; °79,
(Petrolisthes). P 58, 227
(Pleurodonte). P 710, 515
(Porcellana). P 58, 227 .
(Rostellaria). P ’48, 105; 755,
260; °90, 395
lamarii (Acipenser). P ’89, 252, 257
(Lepidosteus). P ’10, 605
lamarkianus (Unio). J II, 295
lamarkii (Pisidia). P ’58, 227
Lambdotheriide. J IX, 272, 273
Lambdotherium. P ’92, 432. J IX,
270-383
lamberti (Cyrena). P ’60, 281
(Faseiolaria). j vi, 211, 216.
P 48, 99
(Malurus). P ’89, 150
See anda P 63, 60; 77,
24; 784,
(Volatay. 4) Wi, 219, 216. P
48, 107
Lambertia. P 99, 258
lambertiana (Pinus). P ’83, 194,
200; 703, 5
lambis (Pterocera). P °47, 287. J
4; 517
lamborni (Lingulella). P ’71, 185
Lambrus. P ’50, 213; ’57, 220; ’59,
302; ’79, 390; ’91, 215 :
lamellaria (Leipomeles). P ’98, 448
lamellata (Leptinaria). P ’10, 518
lamellata concentrica (Leptinaria).
P 10, 502
(Myrtea).
(Pholas). P ’62, 196, 212
lamellatus (Cepheus). P ’06, 497
(Oxybelus). P ’96, 554
(Unio). P ’60, 52
P 72, 88
776
*
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Lamellibranchiata. P ’54, 170; ’61,
144; ’65, 245; ’66, 259; ’78, 302
Lamellicornia.
lamellicornis (
lamellicosta (
108
J I, 314
Hippolyte). P 52, 24
Patula). J IX, 30,
lamellidens (Gastrodonta). P 1900,
115, 140, 145; 702, 418, 421, 437;
03, 207
(Vitrea).
Lamellidoris.
58-75
P 03, 207-210
P 79, 72; ’80, 52,
lamellifera (Harmothoé). P 710, 341
(Leenilla
). P 710, 341, 344
(Lagisea). P ’10, 341
(Polynoé). P ’10, 341
(Venus).
j vil, 251
lamelligera (Onychomorpha). P 758,
162
Lamellina. P
IX, 82
79, 25. J VIII, 399;
lamellipes (Ceuthophilus). P ’07, 78
(Hyalopteryx). P ’07, 166
Lamellirostres.
205, 210, 21
P ’69, 195, 200, 202,
3, 216
lamellirostris (Coralliocaris). P ’60,
lamellosa (Corbis). j vii, 122. P
48, 98; °79, 219, 221; ’84, 104 |
(Discinisca). P ’73, 202
(Endodonta). P ’05, 783-785
(Fusus).
P ’62, 560
(Gastrochenia). P ’61, 483
?
(Helix).
P 05, 783. J IX, 37
(Neptunea). P ’62, 560
(Orbicula). P ’73, 202
(Pholas).
P 62, 196, 209
(Rocellaria). P ’61, 483
(Seala).
J VIII, 190, 199
lamellosis (Radiolites). P ’54, 171
lamellosus (Cacabocrinus). P 771,
59; ’81, 300
(Cyathocrinus). P ’79, 309
(Dolatocrinus). ~P~ 71, 59;
’81, 300
(Fusus).
P 82, 169
lamentor (Bufo). P ’59, 169; ’62,
358
Lamia. j iii,
329; v, 268, 274. P
50, 81; ’62, 40. J II, 142, 144,
148-176; IV, 41
lamia (Carearia). P ’08, 63
(Carecharias). P ’84, 100; ’08,
63
(Carcharhinus). P ’06, 80; ’08,
2
(Carcharodon). P ’92, 233
Lamiacee. P
Lamie. J I,
58, 131
313; IT, 139
Lamiarii. re i, 312
lamiella (Carcharias). P ’84, 100
Lamiide. P
62, 38
- lampanus
lamina (Crepidula). P *
569
(Crypta). P °62,
(Loricaria). P
Laminaria. P ’63, 96
laminata (Endodonta).
laminatus (Oligobelus).
(Oxyopes). P 704,
(Sq nies P 83;
Laminella. P 86: 16, ‘
215, 227, 237
laminicornis (Lytta).
laminifera (Helix). ps
laminiferus (Gorytes).
532
laminirostris (Andigena).
122 eh
Lamium. P ’60, 145;
113; 94, 57; ’97, 1
Lamna. j viii, 219. P
431; ’63, 333; ’64, 2
142; 68, 263; °72, |
84, 100; ’87, 341,
92, 233; '94, Goau
54, 55. J I, 196-204;
Lamniceps. Pp 07, 389
Lamnide. P ’92, 233;
55
Lamnoide. P ’62, 235
Lamourouxia. P 98, 3
62, 163 a
(Salpigia). P ’61, :
Lampetra. P ’62, 331;
Lampodesmus. P
Lampornis. P ”
lampreyanus (Unio).
Lampria. P 795, 324 —
Lampridoide. P 62, 2:
Lampris. P ’62, 127,
Lampriseus. P 1900,
lamprobasis (Micro
741
Lamprocolius. P BT
99, 49; ’05, 781
Lamprocorax. Pp
Lamprocystis. P ’0
Lamprodeet P 94
Lamprohiza. > 13,
Lampronota. P ;
94, 189
03, 542;
Lamprophis.
Lampropholis. P ’64,
ia. P 53, 267
a. P 56, 310; ’59, 300;
oH onetha). P 09,
’ 57, 36; '59, 133;
; '05, 781
J IV, 35, 36
onta). P 05, 783
P 59, 257, 258:
P ’67, 214
P 798, 33
P 798, 33, 306
a 64, 19
P ’84, 87
?P 98, 49
og 98, 49
FP 93, 216
‘IT, 197
ptops).
m). P 60, 200;
ns). P °96, 258
84, 95; 1900,
y: J VIII, 335
ha) . J III, 237; EV;
a). P 62, 194, 208
P 09, 486
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
OTe
777
lanceolata. Continued.
(Carcharias). j viii, 220
(Claytonia). 84, 81; 98,
19, 295
(Columbella). J VIII, 328
(Comandra). j vii, 51
(Cumia). P 704, et
(Cymothoa). ji, 3
(Frittillaria). P b+ 7 166; 98,
44,313. J III, 101
(Grindelia). j vii, 73
(Lachnosterna). J III, 237;
IV, 33
(Lamna). j viii, 220
(Leptopodia). P ’79, 384
(Lippia). P 1900, 649, 669
(Loeustella). P ’99, 44
(Mabuia). P ’62, 186, 187
(Mangelia). J VIII, 327
(Mastogloia). P ’61, 69
(Melolontha). j iii, 242. J
Ill, 236, 237; IV, 33
(Monolopia). P ’48, 21. J I,
175; III, 93
(Nueula). J VIII, 335
(Nuculana). J VIII, 335
(Pedieularis). P ’60, 514; ’07,
457
(Pholas). P ’62, 196, 208
(Phylloptera). P ’07, 388
(Plantago). P ’60, 200
(Pleurotoma). J VIII, 327
(Porphyrocoma). P ’58, 132
(Psoralea). P ’63, 60
(Psychotria). P 89, 386
(Sabbatia). P 707, 455; 1900,
549, 654, 669
(Salvia). P '63, 72; 98, 39,
310
(Sciena). P ’63, 29; ’84, 102
(Solidago). P ’60, 514; ’63,
(Stenacris). P ’04, 787
(Strombina). J VIII, 328
(Tenitis). P ’89, 352
(Tostegoptera). J III, 237;
, 33
(Triquetra). P ’56, 79, 301;
’68, 94. J III, 321; VI, 288
(Viola). P ’60, 199; ’03, 662,
664, 665, 668, 669, 690, 691, 693,
694, 698
lanceolatum (Botrychium). P ’70,
91
(Branchiostoma). P ’81, 114;
84, 310; ’92, 232; ’07, 461
(Cirsium). P 60, 512; ’83, 193
(Coecconema). P ’65, 16; 90,
137
(Distomum). P ’56, 43
(Epidromus). J VIII, 353
778
lanceolatum. Continued.
(Erysimum). P ’63, 57;
18, 294
(Erythronium). P ’98, 43, 313
(Galium). P 1900, 485, 488
(Microcentrum). P ’07, 388
(Pyenanthemum). P ’60, 514;
90, 270
(Tozeuma). P ’60, 27;
413
(Trichostemma). J III, 44, 100
(Tritonium). J VIII, 353
lanceolatus (Acheilognathus). P ’10,
478
(Amphioxus). P ’92, 232
(Bothrops). P ’56, 237;
339; ’98, 435. J VIII, 131
(Chetodon). P ’63, 176
98,
79,
59,
(Charcharodon). P ’46, 42
(Chorinemus). P ’58, 168
(Conocephalus). P ’04, 543
(Dendryphantes). P ’09, 221
(Dolomedes). P ’02, 589
(Epinephelus). J XII, 524
(Eques). P ’63, 176
(Ficus). P ’68, 148
(Garrulus). P ’91, 445
(Gobius). P 758, 168
(Homoprion). P ’61, 83, 88;
63, 29
(Hyperophis). P ’63, 257
(Otodus). J I, 199
(Prodozamites). P ’97, 427
(Trigonellites). J VIIT, 313
(Trigonocephalus). P ’70, 90
(Serranus). P ’07, 257
(Stelliferus). P 63, 29
(Unio). P 753, 251, 269;
242
laneifer (Bombylius). P ’95,
(Rhizodus). P ’56, 99
lancifolia (Sagittaria). P ’89, 357;
01, 557
lanciformis (Carcharodon). P 747,
267. J I, 142, 147; VIII, 254
(Melanconis). P ’77, 127
(Saurocephalus). j iii, 337;
viii, 219. P ’56, 302; ’57, 90; ’61,
431
(Saurodon). P ’56, 302
laneanum (Eleodendron). P ’09, 492
Langaha. P ’60, 555
langaha (Dryophis). P ’60, 555
langerhansi (Hyalopomatus). uae LA
54,
326
500
ee D aienacaias ia ihe b gins «s Palme
"73,
SS. Pg * 01, 682, 724
langii (Aneylochira). P 54, 16; 66,
383; °73, 331
(Bup restis). P 73, 88
langloisii VRosellinia). P ’90, 228
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
-lanigerus (Scarabeeus).
langsdorffi (Calamagrostis).
(Deyeuxia). P be
(Hyla). J VI, 2
Oe -enialast a
(Pedicularis). J cr
( Pteroglossus). wa
(Selenidera).
langsdorfiana (Conngall
(Leucea). P 780,
languescens (Cribraria).
languidus (Systolederus)
Languria. j iii, 462.
langvia (Columbus). P
Lania. P ’65, 171 al
Laniade. P 58, 308 a
Laniarius.
439 ; ;
62, 314; 99, 39;
laniarius (Canis).
Lanice. P ’08, 350; ”
Lanide. P ’95, 493
laniger (Mycetes). FP:
lanigera (Melolontha).
(Mylabris). P ’0
(Sciurus). j
100
Laniide. P ’66, 73; ”
441; ’96, 156; 705, 774
lanipes (Trichopoda). ai
Lanius. j iii, 357; iv.
viii, 152. P 43,
51, 151, 244; 753,
55, 3123 '56, 290,
59, 513; 60, 143,
64, 238, 242; 767, 3
68, 285, 296; 1,
62; ’85, 91-96;
pI
116, 156;
02, 682, 684, 687,
28; '05, 685, 774;
gi. JI, 39, 44;
lanius (Cetonia). i:
(Corvus). P 6
(Mesonyx). P
157
(Synoplotheriu
lanosa (Aristida).
(Centris). P
lansbergii Ca
(Bothro
( Gena
24
(Ninia). P
(Porthidium).
( SN
(Teleuraspis). —
60, 345
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 779
i _—~ 271, 272; 08, 164, 173, 174, 194-
nalus). P 7°60, 345 198
P ’89, 198; | lapidicola (Ceuthophilus). P ’04, 545
, 593 (Geoplana). P ’57, 25, 30
P 75, 153, 169; (Lithobius). P ’89, 127, 129;
re 04, 653
58, 131; ’89, 398; 98, | lapidifera (Holothuria). j iv, 160
; °09, 487 lapidosa (Delphinula). viii, 221.
) a eee | P 705, 19. J IV, 400
08, 450 (Lutraria). P ’48, 101. J
. IX, 135
P 61, 459; "(Modulus). P 93, 221; 05,
26
P ’98, 370, 402 (Turbinopsis). P ’05, 26
70 lapidosus (Straparolus). P ’05, 19.
IV, 300
(Trochus). j vii, 188. P ’48,
106
P63, (Unio). P ’09, 533
lapilayi (Calosoma). P ’73, 322
P ’60, 157 lapillimanus (Pilumnus). P ’58, 36
lapilloides (Monoceros). j vii, 265
j viii, 67, 74 lapillus (Purpura). j vi, 120. P
j vii, 36 82, 225; 708, 5
(Unio). P 53, 251. J V,
J IX, 187, 237, 423
Laplacea. P 58, 125
Laplysia. P ’95, 347, 349
laportii (Bolbocerus). P ’53, 362
Lappa. P ’60, 514; ’90, 266
P 85, 86 Lapparia. P ’55, 260; ’90, 396; 795,
117-130; ’01, 513
lapponica (Azalea). J III, 194
(Chrysomela). P °56, 39; ’73,
63, 190. J 53
: (Diapensia). P ’93, 212; ’04,
603. J III, 181, 183, 196
(Draba). J III, 182, 187
P 1900, (Limosa). P ’58, 196
(Pedicularis). P ’93, 213
. (Plagiodera). P ’73, 52, 53
P 72, 231 (Secolopax). P ’58, 196
158. P 94, (Silpha). P ’53, 275, 278; ’59,
; 710, 296 69; ’60, 316. J IV, 12, 31
ghora). P 95, 324 i UES (Gymnostomum). P ’55,
5. 65 44
(Oiceoptonia). P 53, 278
e761, 307; (Rhododendron). P ’93, 212. J
ITT, 183, 194
ma). ji, 1%. P ’41, | lapponicus (Calearius). P 92, 151;
0 95, 505; 798, 139
a. 70, 419 « lapponicus alascensis (Calearius). P
j ii, 172 1900, 30
mei ke 92, 115; (Ranunculus). P ’93, 208
yp a41; 703, 195; 706, (Zygodon). P ’55, 446
-| lappula (Echinospermum). P_ 60,
ella). P ’72, 250 512
aalaxaura). P ’05, 695 | lapsa (Ourameba), P ’74, 78
P 708, 514 laqueata (Buccinum). P ’62, 562
losa). P '90, 430, (Chemnitzia). » IV, 288
; 703, 652; 04, 268, (Corbula). P ’03, 261
780
laqueata. Continued.
(Goniobasis). P
96, 499
(Liris). P
VIII, 331
(Littorina). J VIII, 264, 330
(Melania). P ’64, 29
(Melasma). P
(Nassa). P
(Pholas). P ’62, 196, 205
(Pinna). P ’61, 150; ’93, 222;
05, 10. J ITI, 328; IV, 275, 392
’(Rimella). ’p 57, 166
(Rostellaria). P 148, 105;
219
(Tritia). P 62, 562; ’82, 171
(Turbonilla). P ’61, 150. J
IV, 288
(Turritella). j vi,
P ’48, 107; ’82, 173
laqueatellus (Crambus). P ’60, 203
laqueatum (Buccinum). P 748, 97
: (Calosoma). P ’60, 318; ’62,
67, 139; 80, 21, 24;
87, 340, 398, 400, 403;
64, 29; 65,
74, 32, 82. J
23;
79
’
212, 221.
(Cardium). j vi
97; ’62, 576;
82, 158;
90, 143
laqueatus (Iulus).
(Laseonotus). P ’66, 348, 378
(Megalonyx). vi,. 269..\_P
46, 106; ’52, 117. J VII, 412
(Murex). P ’05, 291
(Pentamerus). Pp 55, 441
Laqueus. P 73, 186; ’77, 157, 163 ;
91, 170
lar (Argis). Pe
‘995, 18
P 64, 18
60, 26; °93, 126;
’(Aristelliger). P ’61, 497
(Bithynis). P ’93, 123
(Crangon). P ’60, 25; 98,
126; ’95, 181
(Hylobates). P ’88, 95
(Nectocrangon). P ’60, 25;
79, 412; ’93, 126; ’95, 175, 181,
191, 195; ’01, 164
(Palemon). j viii, 144. P ’93,
Lara. P 752, 42
lara (Euphea). P ’01, 135
larameeus (Colymbetes). P ’62, 521
Laranda. P ’03, 454
larapinta (Bifidaria). P 1900, 429
lardarius (Dermestes). P ’54, 109
lardeus (Pupoides). P 1900, 428
Lardizabalacee. P ’82, 113
Laree. P ’62, 292
largha (Phoeca). P 1900, 43
Largide. P ’60, 230
largillierti (Cistula). P ’91, 331
(Chondropoma). P 791, 331
(Corbicula). P ’60, 271
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
largus (ssoleneaaly
_ larmaudi (Thelph
largillierti. Continued.
(Cyrena). P ’60,
(Ganesella). P
630; 705, 709
(Nueula). J VI
(Segmentina).
(Tellina). J
Largus. P ’60, 230
VIIT
lari (Docophorus).
laricinum (Pseudohe
205-207, 213;
98, 131, 495; ”
laridus (Saprinus).
IV, 31 RS
Larimine. P ’63, 29, 32
Larimus. P ’63,
Larine. P
Larinia. P 1900, 53)
212
Lariosaurus. P 791,
ned aa Remisi jp
05,
(Ptacia Po
P’ "eae 11;
ab F 106-108;
(Anome ocar
Larix.
Pike
larkeni
335
(Area). J Ly
larkinii (Cancellania +n
larkinsii (Cymatog
Laroides. “P 3a
Larra. P
306; 795, 266-268
Larrada. P 93, 48
Larrea. P 96, 34;
38
larree Cr
Larrini.
Larunda.
Larus. j
245 ;
214;
larva ( Fistulana).
ysodonta). j iii, 55;
P 01, 204
64, 40
58, 58; 60,
64, 118, 142
P 48, 105
OEP LF OES + EP
de ih). P 98, 319
86, 79,
8). P ’65, 261;
O77; 98, 347
P 194, 279; 795,
, 169,
” 2887;
170
66,
P 77, 23
65, 237,
tospheria). P 93,
nica). P 04, 641
759, 233
viii, 226. P~°56,
3-60, 429; 61, 150,
0; °84, 254; 96, 11.
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
| Lasionyeteris. P ’80, 393;
Lasiurus. P ’62, 246;
781
89, 325;
96, 205; ’97, 224; 04, 579
lasiophthalma (Odontomyia). P 82,
81
Lasiopodes. J III, 226, 282
Lasioptera. P 7°42, 192
lasiopterus (Vesperugo). P ’90, 30
(Vesperus). P ’89, 327
Lasiopus. J III, 282; IV, 11, 34
Lasiospheria. P 93, 129, 443; 94,
326; 795, 21
lasiotis (Rhinoceros). P 88, 88
lasitismus (Vitrinizonites). P
419
lasium (Distomum).
02,
P ’90, 415
"66, 286, 288;
67, 133; °*71, 14; ’80, 133; 782,
318; 704, 587, 591
lasiurus (Vespertilio). P 755,
Lasius. P ’79, 140; ’82, 148;
596; 703, 216, 493, 617;
644
lasmampsis (Cyclas). P ’60, 293, 300
lasmodon (Gastrodonta). P 1900,
113, 142 :
(Helix). j viii, 182. P
58, 203; 772, 111
(Zonites). P 72, 135;
246; °75, 153, 168; ’89, 198;
435
lassatus (Mesostenus).
157
Lastena. P 53, 260, 267
Lastrea. J III, 104
lata (Anodonta). P 53, 262
(Bryopa). P ’61, 487
(Cirolana). P ’91, 187
lata var. integra (Cirolana).
187
lata (Clavagella). P ’61, 487
(Cenosia). P 795, 335
(Coryna). P 708, 615
(Crategus). P ’05, 607, 610
(Cynorta). P ’09, 226
(Cyprina). P ’61, 31
(Erigone). P 705, 305
(Hamiltonia). P ’82, 276;
433
01,
04, 639-
41,
28;
"73,
02,
P ’73, 151,
iy
05,
(Hyalosphenia).
(Ischnoptera). P 710, 433
(Leptodea). P ’53, 262
(Liomera). P 52, 73; ’58, 32
(Loricaria). P ’03, 501
(Mangelia). J VIII, 352
(Pelloblatta). P ’05, 839
(Poromya). P ’77, 23
(Sphyrna). J I, 195
(Testudo). P ’51, 1738;
394; 57, 90
(Tribola). P ’52, 10
(Urocoptis). P ’98, 274
(Venus). P ’61, 31
P 75, 415
53,
782 INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Latastia. P ’96, 466
Latax. P ’82, 318
latebrans (Anthicas). P ’52, 101
latebrosa (Helix). P ’97, 10
latebrosus (Copris). J IV, 34
(Evarthrus). P ’73, 319. J
Il, 233
(Hydroporus). P 755, 292. J
30
?
(Onthophagus). P °44, 135
latebrus (Agrilus). P ’57, 9; ’73, 93
latecavata (Terpsinoé). P 1900, 733
latecavatus (Anaulus). P 1900, 733
latecinctus (Clerus). P ’61, 335. J
IV, 36
latecostatus (Unio). P 53, 260;
77, 28
latens (Calcinus). P 758, 234, 247
(Ceuthophilus). P ’04, 545
(Doris). P ’55, 880
(Habrocestum). P ’92, 77
(Microneta). P ’92, 46
(Pagurus). 135. P 50,
25; °58, 234, 247
(Pseudodromia). y
240
Lateolabrax. P ’60, 109, 110; ’61,
50; °97, 73; ’07, 249
latepictus (Serranus). P ’65, 105
58, 226,
laterale (Amblystoma). P 765, 84;
67, 195 ae:
(Ambystoma). P ’56, 6, 7, 11;
59, 123. J III, 352, 353
- (Baseanium). P ’01, 61
laterale laterale (Bascanium). P ’01,
61
laterale (Ditrema). os 93, 95
(Liobunum). P ’09, 233
(Liolepisma). P ’03, 541, 554;
04, 469
(Caycophidion). Povo (a Ss ces
60, 261
(Metachroma). P 73, 44
(Oligosoma). P_ ’78, 25; 795,
387
(Rhynchium). P 796, 555
lateralis (Alvarius). P ’59, 101;
77, 92
(Amnisceus). J II, 172
(Anthocomus). P 752, 165
(Anthrax). j iii, 42. P ’94,
275; ’95, 326
(Artedius). P 56, 134
(Asclera). P 754, Sh) J T, 96
(Aublysodon). P 76, 248,
340
(Bothriechis). P ’71, 207. J
VIII, 150
(Brachinus). P ’62, 525. J |
IV, 12, 28
(Buprestis). j iii, 160
lateralis. Continued. —
eorirpeee P
Callionymus).
(Callophysus). —
(Callospermophilus
(Calycilepidotus)
(Chettusia). P
(Coccinella). P
(Compsidea). J
(Cordulia).
402
(Coreus). j iv,
(Cryptodromia).
239; 91, 217
(Damalichth ys).
(Dendrobabeaa
Pts
(Dromia). P
91, 217
(Drymoica). |
(Echinorhyaall
56, 48
'(Eleotris). E
(Embiotoea).
404
624
322. J
( Gecarcimis).
9
( Geocarcinusy. me
(Glaphyrophis) .
( Hylaplesia).
(Idolom
90, 144; 98, 41
(Medeterus). —
( Mele adi
, 130; 78,
P 98, 418; 03,
i, P 66, 169;
- big 264
. "46, Ya 54, 21
- 1,
P ’54, 145;
s). P 67, 135
P '62, 573
E'S I, 330
3). P '58, 129
P 08, 82
(Tamias). P 95,
2; 05, 35, 53; 07,
187, 624
jv, 323. J I, 290
). J I, 335
ia). P °84, 81,
661
P ’89, 381
). P '63, 59; 1900,
). P 60, 303
). P 1900, 483,
10, 546, 547.
rsoideus (Aster). P
782, 254
a). ’P 62, 350
ms). 68, 103
P 62, 67
. P 68, 103
ae ok °71, 270
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
ued.
P 42, yi bY Be cree |
783
lateritia (Melania). P ’05, 747
(Nummularia). P ’93, 144
(Pueeinia). J II, 281
(Uredo). J II, 281
lateritius (Coniophanes). P
128. J VIII, 138; ’61, 524
(Craterellus). J III, 218
(Cryptocephalus). J I, 258
laterna (Arnoglossus). P ’82, 304
laterniformis (Pentremites). J II, 66
aa (Brachypodella). P ’98,
27.
(Strophina). P ’98, 269
Lates. P ’61, 52; ’05, 504
lateseplatus (Anarcestes). P ’97, 427
latesignata (Cigindela). J III, 27
latesuleata (Venus). P 748, 107
66,
lateumbilicatus (Zonitoides). P 1900,
113
lathami (Francolinus). P ’56, 321;
59, 172
(Loxia). P ’99, 60
(Melophus). P 62, 314
(Peliperdix). P 759, 172
(Sagmatorrhina). P ’68, 7, 9,
28, 31
lathamii (Calliope).
Lathirus. P ’59, 332
Lathridiide. J IV, 32
Lathridiides. P ’55, 299
Lathridius. P 55, 303;
76, 271. J IV, 32
Lathrobium. P ’44, 40;
J IV, 31
Lathrodectus. P ’88, 79; 1900,
701, 579; ’04, 127; 709, 302
Lathropus. P ’66, 379
lathyrina (Cercospora).
lathyroides (Hosackia). P
J Ill, 38
Lathyrus. P ’60, 302; ’63, 60; ’77,
106; 784, 82; 792, "379; 94, 58;
04, 108,
P 62, 316
66, 347;
66, 347.
533;
P 91, 91
63, 349.
1900, 642, 658- 660, 666 ;
604; ’09, 380, 385. J III, 85
Latiarca. 62, 289; 7°72, 53;
445, 18. J 1X, 125, 126
latiauratus ( Pecten). j vii, 238
latibrachiatus (Dendrocrinus). i
"79, 299
latibuli (Ceuthophilus). P 05, 48
laticapitella (Pigritia). P ’60, 173,
434
05,
81,
laticanda (Anaulacomera). P
811, 842
(Coliuspasser). P 705, 779
(Fringilla). P 705, 779
(Loxia). P ’64, 252
(Seudderia). P ’07, 300, 301
(Synidotea). P ’97, 391, 393
laticaudata (Testudo). P 02, 384
laticaundatus (Nyetinomus). P 02,
393
784
laticaudatus. Continued.
(Platurus). P ’02, 694
(Rhinoseiurus). P 702,
154
laticaudus (Ca rimulgus). P ’51, 182
(Leiodon). P ’70, 2
(Seoliodon). ve
6
143,
05, 459; ’08,
laticephala (Taenia). P
56, 46
laticeps (Allodon). J IX, 218
(Astyanax). P ’06, 347, 348
(Atherina). P ’97, 98; 03,
730; 706, 91, 487
(Bombylius). P ’98, 159
(Ceratinella). P ’05, 303
(Ceratinopsis). P ’05, 316
(Enyalioides). P ’96, 464
(Enyalius). J VIII, 169
_(Erigone). P ’05, 316
(Euryearenus). P ’98, 159
(Harpalus). P ’65, 101, 103
(Hylodes). P ’62, 154
(Limnohyops). P 791, 108,
114. J IX, 270, 283, 289, 322, 338-
385
55, 443;
(Limnohyus). P ’91, 114. J
IX, 351
(Lymneum). P ’58, 61, J
IV, 30 a
(Megalichthys). J IX, 438-—~
(Microlipus). P ’52, 168. J
IV, 35
(Paleosyops). P ’91, 106, 114.
J IX, 268, 318, 350
(Perdita). P ’96, 98
(Philodromus). P 792, 64;
1900, 537
(Semitapicis). P ’06, 305
(Sibbaldius). P ’66, 297, 298;
68, 193, 222; ’69, 16-19
(Spondylis). J II, 99
(Strigamia). J V, 49
(Tantilla).-P ’61, 74; ’66, 126
(Tetragonopterus). P ’06, 348
(Thomomys). P 755, 885;
75, 136
(Thyreobeus). P ’05, 303, 322
laticineta (Trimerotropis). P ’04
567; ’06, 387; ’07, 42; ’09, 152;
710, 16 ;
laticinctum (Derotmema). P_ ’04,
567; ’08, 266, 367, 388; ’09, 112,
150, 444
laticinctus (Acilius). P IV, 30
(Bulimulus). P ’73, 248
(Clerus). P ’58, 72
(Gorytes). P ’95, 537
(Thyreodon). P ’73, 376
(Tryphon). P 73, 392
laticlavia (Anomea). P ’73, 27
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
laticlavia. Continued.
Meare ec ee
-08, , (Atherinicthy)
" Banilichthys),
(Chirostoma).
(Limacodes).
laticolle (Bembidium).
(Scapherpeton)
(Thelastoma).
laticollis (Agonum).
(Amara). P
(Apristus). J
(Argutor). J
(Cerambyx). J
- (Chlenius).
(Curtondlnal
(Cymindis). P
(Dasytes). P
352
(Ditoma). P-
(Eleodes).
17... SIV, Oe
(Harpalus). P 7
(Hoplia). J III, |
( Megalastylus). Per
(Ochthedro mus
(Oxyuris).
ate
(Synchita).
(Trogosita)..
(Trox). P
Laticones. j iv,
laticornella. (Coleo
laticornis (Cantha
P 51, 339 .
laticostata (Cart )
(Cyprina).
(Sceaphioe
latidens (Galeo
67, 141.
280
latifasciata (
388 5 fyi 450 |
_B 60, 200; *95,
; 07, 455; °10, 581
a). P °93, 454
). P °60, 514
is). P 60, 440
10, 547, 564
ss). P 60, 304
s). J III, 96
. P 60, 513; ’83,
; 1900, 651, 659, 661;
VO, 20, 135, 140,’356,
52, 117; 54, 89,
A 045; 97, 483-
; VIL, 248, 263,
er: >. al 74, 18.
TX, 45
J IV, 296
r). P ’85, 71, 72, 79
P 63, 170; °85,
1s). P 99, 358
P 04, 292, 293,
psus). P ’80, 190,
). P 94, 243
P 03, 561, 572,
erinus). P °79, 339
trus). Pp 199, 358
a na). P 58, » 229 243
. . viii, 20.
a
tes). P 69, 138
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
785
-latifrons. Continued.
(Poteriocrinus). P 779, 339;
86, 164
’(Pseudothelphusa). P ’80, 34
(Taurus). J VII, 371
latigaster (Mesostenus). P 94, 187
latilimbata (Argyrameba). P 95,
325
latilinguis (Griimwaldtia). P ’97,
426
viii, 183. P
latilirata (Venus). j
62, 575, 586;
41, 28; 748, 107;
80, 26; 782, 156
latiliratus (Cireumphalus). P _ ’62,
- 575
(Venus). P 62, 575
‘Latiloide. P 61, 524
Latilus. P 61, 515; °62, 240; ’65,
67; ’80, 13
latimanus ” (Astaeus). P ’55, 402
(Chelanops). P ’04, 141
(Heliophilus). J I, 92
(Opatrum). P ’54, 219
(Palemon). P ’93, 122
(Sealops). j viii, 295
latinasus (Colostethus). P 66, 130.
J VI, 197
(Phyllobates). P 63, 48;
130. J VI, 197
Latindia. P ‘5093, 178
latinosus (Colostethus). P ’74, 131
latior (Anodus). P ’03, 511
(Curtonotus). P 55, 349
(Cyrtonotus). P 73, 323
(Perdita). P 96, 28, 44, 46,
53; 797, 354
”(Polybia). P 798, 451
P °97, 376
(Sphex).
(Suecinea). P 710, 520
(Synhalonia). P ’97, 347
(Turbonilla). P ’99, 176
latipennis (Chorthippus). P 02, 631
(Labrisomus). P ’82, 279
(Malthinus). P ’51, "346
(Nyetibora). P 06, 269
(CEcanthus). P 710, 649
(Stenobothrus). P 702, 631
(Trogus). P ’73, 131, 182
heius). P 51, 346
latipes (Bathmodon). P 82, 294
(Cyrtusa). P ’53, 284
(Lasius). P 03, 493, 617;
04, 639-644
(Pachygrapsus). P
latipinna (Mollinisia). P
77, 88; 706,90. j ii, 3
latipinnis’ (Acomus). P °56, 173
(Catostomus). P 53, 3888;
56, 173
‘(Labrisomus). P ’60, 103, 104
(Pecilia). P ’61, 2
80, 199
59, 114;
786
latipinnis. Continued.
(Polyeotylus). P 70, 132;
76, 346
(Zaniolepis). P ’57, 202
latiradiatus (Unio). P 753, 251
latiradix (Rhabdosteus). P_ ’67,
182, 144; ’08, 24-29. J VII, 435
latiremis (Toxochelys). P ’73, 10
latirostris (Acipenser). P 89, 251,
*. 255
(Alseonax). P ’89, 146
(Amizilis). P ’99, 207
(Andropadus). P 756, 317;
57, 34; 759, 45
(Caiman). P 798, 101
(Cassicus). P ’67, 71
(Corynorhynechus). P ’04, 677
Cylindrosteus). P ’64, 185;
65, 86; 7°10, 609
~’(Galathea). P 758, 238
(Lepidosteus). P 710, 609
(Manatus). j iii, 394
(Myiagra). P ’89, 153
(Ophryastes). P 453, 443
(Palaemon). P ’93, 120
(Philodryas). P 62, 73, 348
(Procellaria). P ’66, 169, 172
Latirus. P 790, 396; ’91, 50; 795,
71, 103, 116- 130; "196, 472, 476;
99, 73, 74; 08, 267, 275; °05,
292, J VILL, 354
latiscapus (Pomatostegus). P 04,
173
latiseutatus (Plestiodon). P 760,
496
latispinosus (Climatius). P 710, 663
96, 15;
latispira (Polygyra). P
09, 543
Riot 3 (Pholas). P ’62, 196, 201,
202
latissima conica (Sitala). P ’04, 632
(Ulva). P ’51, 243; ’52, 148;
55, 411, 413; 63, 96; 705, 695
(Unio). P 53, 256
(Vitrina). P ’75, 386
latissimus (Astur). P ’75, 116
(Buteo). P ’75, 116; ’95, 479;
99, 11
(Faleo) j iii, 348. P 75,
116; ’99, 11, 29
(Hydroporus). P ’55, 290. J
0
?
(Ptychodus). P ’68, 208
(Vitrinozonites). P ’89, 196;
196, 489; 1900, 115, 137; 702, 418-
420, 430°
latissimus uvidermis (Vitrinizonites).
P 1900, 187; 702, 420
latistylis ‘(Cirolana). P °91, 187
latisuleata (Astarte). P 62, 578;
"72, 247; °82, 158
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
latisuleata. Continued. —
(Euloxa). P >
72, 52; '82, 158
(Venus).
latitans (Goniobasis).
(Melania). P ”
latitenta (Carterella). P
82, 12 it
(Carterius). P
261-264 ar
latiuscula (Baccha). P
(Eleodes). PR 73,
(Ocyptamus). P
(Viola). P 703, |
latiusculus (Elmis). Pp
lativaricosus (Triton).
lativittata (Trypanoston
313
lativittatum (Pleurocera
(Trypanostoma).
J V, 352 Te
lativittis (Cryptocephal
31
lativittus _(Cryptocephe
lato-marginata (Anodae
90, 97. J V, 377, 394°
latomarginatus var. felis,
P 96, yen
alk: P 764, 183;
J VI, 75, 76
lato-ovata (Cyrena). P
lator (Dromia). P ’50,
72, 133
latrans (Canis). P
147; ’67, 134; 79
J II, 78, 88; VII,
IX, 391, 392; XI, 227, 3
_~? (Carpophaga).
64, 50; 799, * bes
"(Lup us). P 51,
latreillana (Ctenucha
latreillei (Anelastes).
(Apterogyna). —
(Cyclograpsus)
(Languria).
latreilli (Gelasimus).
(Helice). P80,
(Persephone).
Latreillia. P 758,
Latreillidea. P 758,
latreillii (Ceerops).
(Dynomene).
(Hymenocera). _
(Persephona).—
Latreutes. P 760, 27
Latrides. P ’62, "U1 i
Latridine. P 762, | 4,
Latridius. j iii,
44, 111, 115; "145 °
Latridopsis: P 62, 1
Latris. P ’62, 114, a
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 787
_ P 58, 232; 705, 291 | laurifolium (Microcentrum). P 705,
_ p58, 232 43, 54; 07, 63, 78; 708, 399
PD 88, 79 (Sapium). P ’89, 406
P 63, 39 Laurinee. P ’89, 403
inus). P ’59, 315 Laurocerasus. P ’83, 201; ’09, 492
ngula). P 61, 36 Laurus. P 58, 127, 265; °59, 97;
hrium). P 55, 443 83, 201; ’86, 344; 01, 359. J
erium). J IX, 353 IX, 145
as). P °89, 290; °90,| lauta (Ancylochira). P ’54, 17
(Buprestis). P °73, 88
J Il, 279 (Cyrena). P 60, 281
fe ?
psis). P ’83, 144, 154 (Mazareddia). P ’04, 663
P 68, 340 (Suecinea). P 701, 196, 348;
alus). P °55, 443; 02, 234
> | -lautricensis (Helix). P ’92, 404
P 90, 161, 168 lautsi (Eulota). P ’05, 731; ’08, 41
P 797, 101; 1900, | lautsi brachylasia (Eulota). Pa,
, 82 731
ps). P 704, 140 lautsi micra (Eulota). P ’05, 732
. P 78, 361 (Plectotropis). P ’05, 731
tus). FP ’79, 326 lautus (Cryptocephalus). J I, 247
us). P ’05, 305 (Euthysanius). P ’59, 76.43
—?P 56, 9Y IV, 35
horus). P ’01, 706 (Tanymecus). P 54, 85; 66,
s). P ’89, 291 349. J IV, 39
3). P 61, 419, 423 (Telephorus). P ’51, 340
93, 144, 156 -Lauxania. P 94, 281; °95, 338
um). P ’05, 305 lavaleana (Corbula). J VIII, 343,
nus). P ’69, 165; 371
lavalleana (Urocoptis). P ’98, 276
P 770, 49 lavauxii (Cyclograpsus). P ’80, 221
Tbe 137 lavendulacea (Grevillea). P ’58, 127
62, 437 Lavendulite. P ’77, 192
iS). P ’89, 287,292 | Laverna. P ’60, 170
s). P 70, 49 Lavide. P ’69, 182
753, 262; 59, 171. | Lavignon. P ’62, 574
; Lavinia. P ’54, 137; ’56, 184, 206,
1900, 467, 477 208; 64, 283; °65, 70; 777, 90, 92
oe” 467 lavinia (Calliste). P ’58, 178; ’99,
Ee 30
792, 177-193; 710, (Calospiza). P ’99, 35
lavinie (Calliste). P ’60, 142; ’64,
erinus). P ’68, 351; 286
lavis (Uca). P ’71, 240
8). P ’68, 351, 355; | lavoiei (Phygadeuon). P ’94, 187
lawe (Gastrodonta). P 1900, 142
58, 127; ’60, 146; (Polygyra). P 1900, 113
; lawi (Helix). P ’89, 203
P 52, 148; °57, 74 (Mesedon). P ’75, 155-
ronella). P ’56, 247 (Unio). P 796, 503
arte). P ’61, 97 (Zonites). P ’89, 198, 412;
us). P 58, 198 02, 435
. J VI, 104 lawii (Helix). P ’74, 118
onus). P 78, 314 (Mesodon). P °74, 118
bdes). P ’02, 281 (Unio). P’71, 189. J VIII, 8
ios, 279 lawrencei (Astragalinus). P ’05, 684
ona). P ’89, 363 (Carduelis). P ’50, 105; 99, 30
- P 798, 398 (Chrysomitris). P 66, 83
fora). P 389, 382; ’01, (Goniobasis). J VIII, 62
(Helminthophaga). P ’99, 26
P 1900, 549; ’07, (Helminthophila). P ’99, 26
(Mimus). P ’99, 301
788
lawrencei. Continued.
(Picumnus). P ’09, 360
(Spinus). P ’98, 214; 99, 30
Lawrencia. P ’09, 361
lawrencii (Amizilis). P 799. 208
(Blacieus). P ’72, 74 ©
(Carduelis). P ’65, 93. J II,
266
(Chrysomitris). P
65, 93
(Fregetta). P ’64, 87;
(Goniobasis). P ’69, 125
(Gymnasio). P ’90, 130 .
(Helminthophaga). ’p 74, 220
(Myiarchus). P ’71, 235; ’72,
73
59, 191;
?
(Pyrocephalus). P ’72, 74
(Tyrannula). P ’72, 74
Lawsonia. P ’89, 381
lawsoniana (Chamecyparis). P ’72,
33 ;
(Cupressus). P ’01, 356
Laxa. P ’84, 206, 208
laxa (Delphinula). j v, 207
(Difflugia). P ’76, 115
(Fimbristylis). P ’63, 77; 710,
546, 548, 549, 556
(Poa). J ITI, 200
(Seubertia). P ’68, 172. J
III, 102 i
(Tillandsia). P ’01, 558 ~~
laxata (Macrocyclis). P ’92, 404
Laxenecera. P 98, 158
laxiflora (Carex). P ’87, 75
laxiflora var. intermedia (Carex).
87, 75
laxiflora var.
87, 75
laxiflora var. patulifolia (Carex).
"87, 75
laxiflora var. striatula (Carex).
87, 75
laxiflora. var. styloflexa omeshegtis
87, 75
laxifiora (Dalea). P 63, 59
(Poa). P ’62, 96, 336
Laxispira. P ’76, 301; 705, 21, 22
laxum (Stemphylium). P ’95, 440
laxus (Heterocrinus). P 779, 293;
’86, 130, 133
(Ohiocrinus). . P ’86, 130, 133
(Trollius). P ’63, 57
layardi (Helicina). P ’88, 251
(Laimodonta). P ’87, 142
(Melampus). P ’87, 142
(Myrtea). P ’72, 88
(Ophicardelus). P ’87, 142
(Oxychona). P ’89, 91
(Parisoma). P ’89, 149
(Pyenonotus). P ’05, 769 ~
(Scintilla). P ’72, 224
latifolia (Carex).
OR Wd
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
66, 192.
layardii Sets Pe
(Partula).
(Partulus). > 8
(Unio). P 59,
J IV, 243
Layia. J III, 92.
Lazaria. P ’62, 578;
699, 707
Lazariella. P ’02, 699
lazarus (Bolbocerus).
(Chama). P 72,
(Searabeus). J IV,
(Unio). P ’53, 251
Lea. P 07, 302° )
Leachia. j ii, 89 =
leachii (Anolis). P 7
(Cancer). = °46,
(Cyclas). P 760,
(Helice). P %
(Hydrobates).
(Paleemon). Pe
(Poreellana). P
(Procellaria).
66, 195
(Thalassidroma)
P 64, 176; 66,
lew (Conocrinites). 8
leaensis (Latirus). p
leai (Ammonites). J
(Helix). P ’89
-(Hexacrinus). —
(Paludina). P
430 a
(Platycrinus).
(Polygyra). °
(Sone PB
(Vivipara). 5
Leaia. P ’63, 188
leaiana (Valsa).
leaii (Melania). Pp
(Paludina). |
185
(Pleurocera).
diners
(Physcia).
(Quercus).
(Thracia).
( Trigoatad..
Leander. P ’60,
119
leania (Cithara).
(Plewrols
P 03, 4
leanum (Cochlod
Leanus. j viii, 7
leanus (Helcion).
387
P ’81, 424————
alus). P ’56, 302
P 56, 302
(Allorisma). P 58,
29 /
P ’89, 375, 378
P ’89, 375
pus). P 61, 114
yoseopus). P ’61, 114
er). P Ol, 32; 708,
. P 95, 390; ’01, 32
P 01, 32
notus). P Ol, 32;
. P 43, 296, 298;
61, 335. J IV, 12, 28
989, 376, 378
979, 258, 262-271,
268; °85, 266; 86,
; 88, 357; ’90, 388
yrodes). P ’02, 281
, 260, 268-271
ia). P °90, 244
63, 96; °86, $43; °93,
, 511; 62, 162; 1900,
02, 663, 668; 704,
710, 568
arinia). P ’98, 460
3, 216
ybelis). P °57, 59;
Viola). P ’03, 664-668,
Paspalum). P ’86, 286
). P ’89, 251, 257
P '44, 49; ’62,
2). P 83, 27
. P 57, 8
). P 66, 307
. P °43, 804; 56,
. P 53, $61
). P 52, 180; 53,
). P 66, 346
P 59, 289
om). P 54,31. J
oe =): P 66, 40,
P 58, 197
; pep). ’P °60, 535, 536
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
_ leeta (Crategus).
789
lecontei. Continued.
(Ispidina). P ’56, 158;
(Mus). P ’53, 41 0
(Myioceyx). Pp 99, 37
(Picus). P ’63, 201; 99, 22
(Rangia). P 60, 232
(Reithrodon). P ’53, 4138
(Rhinocheilus). P 153, 300;
60, 244; °66, 304; ’67, 85; 83,
82; 703, 34, 551, 553; 708, 123
(Tetragonoderus). P ’43, 297
lecontella (Depressaria). P ’60, 174
199, 37
lecontiana (Goniobasis). P ’64, 28;
65, 23
(Melania). P ’64, 28
(Melasma). P 64, 28; ’65, 23
lecontianus (Unio). P ’53, 251; 754,
244. J IV, 64
lecontii (Aegacylla). P ’54, 177
(Agrilus). P °73, 93
(Brachyeybe). P ’64, 187
(Coptocyela). P ’73, 79
(Crotalus). P 756, 250
(Dicerea). P ’73, 87
(Eurypalpus). P’ 52, 42
(Eurysecopa). P 773, 28
(Griburius). P ’73, $2
(Helix). P ’57, 188
(Hesperomys). P ’74, 185
(Luperus). P 773, 54
(Lymnea). P ’64, 113. J
VI, 162
(Molossus). P 55, 438
(Mus). j viii, 307; ’53, 413;
74, 185
(Odontota). P ’73, 80, 82
(Rana). P 53, 801, .-
(Reithrodon). P ’74, 185
(Rhinochilus)., P 701, 86
(Trachykele). P 773, 87.
(Unio). J IV, 86
Lecontite. P ’58, 172, 173
P 710, 166, 187
lectrix (Eusemia). P° ’85, 84
lectularius (Cimex). P ’77, 284
lectus (Campoplex). P ’73, 384
(Ichneumon). P ’73, 105
(Patroelus). P ’73, 104, 105
Lecythocrinus. P ’79, 285, 311, 312,
373; ’81, 178; ’85, 231; 786, 65,
115, 132; ’88, 354
Leda. P 54, 29; ’55, 257, 258; 56,
284; °59, 29; ’60, 49, 95, 185, 428,
457; ’61, 97, 144, 150, 440; ’62,
419; ’63, 16, 142; ’65, 58, 128;
71, 133; °76, 316, 318; ’80, 21,
365; ’82, 155-165, 199, 202; ’86,
58; ’88, 233; ’90, 144, 403; 95,
46, 103, 119, 147; ’96, 470; 798,
419, 462; 703, 756; ’05, 8,9. J
IV, 281, 295, 303, ’387, ’392, 397;
VIII, 321, 335; IX, 145, 147
790
leda (Lestes). P
(Libellula). j viii, 22
(Melanitis). P ’85, 86
(Mutilla). P ’96. 547
ledeformis (Anisothyris). J
332 :
(Corbula).
(Pachydon).
ledebouria (Papilio). P
Ledide. P ’60, 428; ’05, 8
Ledum. P ’84, 88; ’93, 212;
608. J III, 183, 194
Leelite. P ’92, 189, 201
leemingii (Asterina).
Leersia. P ’91, 296;
701, 132, 139
J VIII, 332
J VIII, 332
09, 395
lefroyi (Diapterus). P ’83, 118;
259; ’97, 113
(Eucinostomus). P
(Gerres). P ’83, 116;
257, 259, 271; ’97, 113
(Henlea). P 710, 20
(Statice). P ’05, 696
_(Ulema). i kf feca
legals, (Campasl),
gatus
leggetii (Lechea). ts
leggii (Petroica). P
Le en. P ’61, 150;
17, 23; ’98, 462 ;
325; IV, 277, 392
10, 568
89, 147
76,
legumen (Stauroneis). BOG, 35,
16, 18-
Leguminaria. P48 FBT 08, 00,
J I, 208, 213
leguminiferus (Diodontus). P_ 797,
141
Leguminose. j vii, 17. P ’60, 199,
- 802, 511; ’61, 451; 63, 59; 784,
82; 87, 156, 323; ’89, 131, 174;
96, 34;
98, 280, 388, 393,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
VIII,
66, 341
04,
P 93, 128
86,
83, 118
86,
106, 487
P 73, 885
304;
05, 17. J IM,
395,
403, 410; 1900, 487, 666. J ITI,
38, 85, 184
Leguminosites.
leguminum (Excipula).
lehighensis (Nomada). P ’03,
(Spongilla). P ’87, 187
lehmani (Unio). P 1900, 80
lehuiensis
’88, 29
(Bulimella). P ’88, 29
Leia. j vi, 152. P ’57, 5;
leiacanthus (Chlarias). P ’05,
(Ompok). P ’05, 468
leiantha (Bouvardia). "p "71,
leiarchus (Seriola). P
leibii (Unio). P ’62, 168.
44
P 58, 265
leibii (Vespertilio).
55, 438
leibleinei
(Schizomeris). P
Biol. 12 ‘
(Achatinellastrum).
—J IT, 292
605
¥
98, 280
461
52
62, 442
Ae a
j viii, 284. P
68,
- Jeimanthoides (Zygade
leidyana (Goniobasis).
64, 28; '65, 23. J V,
(Paleoniscus). J
leidyanum (Elotherium).
71, 10. J Vil, oo
leidyanus (Patriofelis). ea
leidyi (Cerebratulus).
(Cryptoceras). - Pp
70, 48 aed
aq ( bpricardia). ee
3,
» (Cpris). P Stig
278; 58, 159 ‘
ix). P 56, 278
58, 158; 760, 431;
J VU, $6509
ys 63, 188
7,
(Mnemiopsis). P ’88, 8
(Nautilus). P 765, 26
158;
Ti, 183.
(Leaia).
(Meyenia).
28, 184, 213, 217;
212
48, 49
(Paludina). P ’56,
60, 430 a
(Planorbis). P 760,
(Psocus). P ’86, 15
(Solenachilaall P 7
(Spirifer). J ees
(Spongilla). y i
(Strombus).
(Trachelius). ey -
( Trochospolaaaa
(Viviparus). 76
leidyii (Cypris). P '5T,
(Fabricia). P 83,
Leidyite. P 778, = ;
194
Leidyotherium.
Leila. P ’53, 267; cy
Leilaphis. Pp 65, "197
Leimanthium. J
513
Leimonia. P ’08, 163,
leimonia (Crategus).
194
Leimonites. P ’61, 205
leiocarpa (Hemiareyra). .
(Ranunculus).
leiocarpus peuesdaat
28,
Leiocidaris. P 63, 353
Leiocottus. P ’56, 183
Leioderma. P
leioderma (Athleta).
IV, 292
(Leioderma). P ’
(Liopeplum). P ”
(Volutilithes). P-
IV, 292
, 103;
4. 264; °
8 258
70, 24, 132;
Lg "97, 73; 05, 500.
eat, 73;
XII, 513
2 45, 246; 59, 336
780, 189, 224
| 7°56, 156
; 754, 103;
704, 759;
56,
3). P
RP 98, 395
P ’60, 200; ’04, 611
oad 221 05, 13
cP si 135;
10, 165,
61, 87;
60, 316;
316, 317
, 283, 284
da, 14, 15, 25
: » 91, 417
494
urus). P 05, 493
276, 282; 84, 158,
62,
). J XII, 530
izomys). P "98, 369
298. P 53, 407;
, 187, 194, 195, 196;
oe 40, 42
he "74,
50, i. nk Biol. 6;
784, 17; 02,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
-Lemuroidea.
791
lemniscata (Cicindela). P ’54, 220;
709, 113, J IV, 27 ;
(Hippopsis). J II, 145.
(Lytta). P 753, 341
(Saperda). J II, 145.
lemniscatus (Cnemidophorus). P
56, 237; ’62, 356. J VIII, 164
(Dichroplus). P ’05, 442; ’07,
187
(Elaps). P ’59, 346; ’60, 73,
74; 765, 190; 68, 109, 289; 708,
124. J VIII, 182
(Eurylaimus). P ’02, 680
(Noturus). P 759, 159
(Osmerus). P 784, 131
(Phalotris). P ’61, 524
(Pimelodus). P 759, 159
(Seiurus). P ’57, 11
Lemnisoma. P ’04, 767; ’07, 265
Lemnisomide. P ’04, 767
Lemnisomine. P ’04, 767
lemonias (Junonia). P ’85, 86
Lemopsis. P ’60, 232
lempiji (Megascops). P ’90, 128
Lemur. P ’88, 89, 94, 95; ’94, 182;
97, 40; 702, 135, 137, 250; 704,
150. J X, 275, 293, 300, 302, 306,
328
lemur (Peltaphryne). P ’68, 311
149 :
67, 12; 768,
Lemuravide. P ’04
Lemuride. P ’61, iss;
295; 783, 80. zt P.© 275, 288, 316
Lemurine. J X, 275
Lemurini. J X, 275
lemurinum (Menotherium).
419
lemurinus (Anolis). J- VIII, 169
(Gastrotropis). P ’61, 213
P 90, 54. J VIII, 73
lene (Cardium). P ’55, 258
(Protocardia). P ’96, 475
lenensis (Mus). P ’74, 196
lenior (Unio). P 753, 251;
"TT, ae
lenis (Anchomenus). P ’60, 317
(Calathus). P ’60, 317, 318
(Cytherea). J I, 180
(Dicotyles). J VII, 384
(Ichneumon). P 73, 110, 128
(Platynus). P ’54, 54
(Tellina). P 43, 306; 48,
106; ’62, 573; ’80, 22, 24; 782,
160
leniusculus (Astacus). P ’52, 20
Lennilite. P ’71, 300; ’90, 109; 92,
201
lenok (Brachymystax). P
(Salmo). P ’90, 49
lenoris (Pieris).
lens (Ervum). :
(Lucina). P 48, 101;
577; 782, 158 : ;
P °73,
54, 245;
90, 49
792
lens. Continued.
(Nebulipora). P ’66, 115
(Pecten). P ’61, 417
(Streptorhynchus). P ’65, ol
! ‘ 106;
sep; ex are 788, 170 eri
(Unio). P ’53, 251; 754, 239,
243. J V, 428
(Zizyphinus) ;
lenta (Betula). P ’89, 58
(Clubiona). P ’92, 21
(Helix). J IX, 26, 27
(Limnophila). P 59,
233, 241
(Lycosa).
P 62, 569
205,
P 1900, 538; 702,
562; ’04, 121, 134; 708, 163, 224,
242-246
lenta var. baltimoriana (Lycosa). P
08, 224
lenta (Sphenoderia). P ’79, 163
lentago (Viburnum). P ’60, 200
lentianus (Stenodon). P ’67, 151
Lentibulacer. P ’60, 200, 303, 512.
J III, 184
Lentibulariacee. P ’63, 71;
lenticula (Cyclas). P ’62, 36
(Lucina). P ’62, 36; ’72, 96
(Nummulina). P ’90, 447
(Spherium). P 762, 36 |
84, 90
lenticularis (Ammonites). P 756,
280; 760, 420
eta (Anodonta). DOS, Rieu
VI, 289, 290
(Artemis).
(Chione).
P 53, 320
J VIII, 334
(Gyclas). P ’60, 293, 294, 301
; 48, 99; ’53
sopra Side 163 rr ane eae
(Dosinia). P ’54, 30
(Eudesia). P ’91, 173
(Helianthus). P ’84, 200
(Meretrix). P ’54, 30
(Modulus). P ’91, 53
(Orbitulites). J VIII, 325
(Pentamerus). P ’65, 117
(Polita). P ’94, 15
(Rotella). P ’48, 105; ’62,
570; ’82, 171
lenticularis var. . mississippiensis
(Sphenodisecus). P 705, 28
' (Terebratula). P °73, 182
(Umbonium). P ’62, 570
(Unio). P ’72, 155. J VIII,
0
(Venus). J VIII, 334
(Waldheimia). P 73,
’91, 173
lentiformis (Apsilus). P ’82, 244,
249; ’84, 37, 39, 50; ’03, 364-374
(Axinea). P ’62, 580; ’67, 139
(Cyrena). P ’60, 281
182;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
lentiformis. Continued. —
(Monocond a
J VI,
(Penomea P
(Pectunculus).
62, 580; 80, 22,
81, 398, 402; 790,
(Venus). jv 1
lentigera (Lecanora).
lentiginosa (Ardea).
155, 316; °56, 295
(Botaurus). Pe
(Chilo hryne). <
ee Pi
lentiginosum (Cerion),
196, 322
(Rhinobothyrum). |
lentiginosus (Ante :
(Air
(Botaurus). Foe
108; ’61, 227;
66, 95; ? 9,
95, 471;
(Bufo). P
430; °71, 49; 92, 3
01, 223; 07, 273,
lentiginosus aman
93, 386; 95, 396.
lentiginosus frontosus
83, 14
’(Caprimulgus). Sy
(Haploplax).
(Incilius). Pp
(Ischnochiton).
(Ostracion). P
(Rhinobatus).
(Rhombus). P
(Telmatobius).
Lentillaria. P 772,
Lentinus. J II, 277;
lentiscifolia (Fagara
lentus ( Allacodon),
(Hylodes).
(Lithod: po
(Planorbis). :
81, 101, 107
’(Thinohyus). a
(Xysticus).
lenum (Agonum). >
Lenzites. J Tt, oa
Leo. P 779, 1
leo somaliensis (Felis
leo (Holocenthrus).
(Holocentrum)
(Uncia). P
Leodes. P 753, 36 vy
leoganensis (Coeeolo Be :
Leomantis. P ’03, a e
leona Oey
163
(Onagra).
leonardii Pachyta)..
ge ? 169.
J VIII,
3. 784,
60, 303; °76, 175;
billus). P °53, 415
Callopelta). P "62, 338
P ’62, 338
‘Antennarius). P
89,
81,
). P 08, 121
mber). P ’82, 306
rd 79, 169, 173
8 (Entomacrodus). J XT,
99, 40
dita). P 96, 42, 49,
ria). P ’93, 164
P 61, 457; ’62, 164;
, 271; °96, 38
“390, 443
P °07, 408
P °54, 155; °82, 284,
> 63, 140; °78, 299; ’88,
333, 431; 90, 443: 791,
208. J VIII, 326; XIII
P *65, 60; °76, 245; 93, 285
. P 93, 287 ;
> 60, 111; °61, 49; °77,
53. 288
P 54, 280;
eidula). P ’52, 132
inella). P 56, 197
793
lepida. Continued.
: (Dicirea). P
87, 331° ;
(Eminia). P ’05, 773
- (Goniobasis). P ’65, 29. J
V, 227
. (Lyeosa). P 02, 538, 562;
“03, 78, 139, 141, 649; 04, 277,
287; 08, 163, 253; 709, 557
(Melissodes). P 78, 198
(Neotoma). P ’94, 248
(Nomada). P 703, 595-597
(Silis). P ’51, 339
(Tarentula). P ’02, 562;
287; 708, 253; ’09, 362
Lepidactylis. j i, 379
Lepidamia. P ’63, 81
lepidana (Argyrolepia). P 60,355
Lepidanthus.. P Thong 7, 167
Lepidaplois. P , 140; 63, 222;
707, 433. J xIL "535 |
Lepidasthenia. sg 09, 241;
lepidata (Lesquerella). P
Lepidea. P ’82, 280 ©
Lepidechinus. P ’69, 77, 80, 81
57, 7; 73, 85,
04,
10, 330
"107, '248
lepiderma (Ashmunella). P ’10, 49,
96, 98, 127
Lepidesthes. P ’78, 33
Lepidion. P ’82, 280
lepidion (Gadus). P ’82, 280
Lepidium. P ’60, 302; ’61, 449;
62, 161; 77, 106; 780, 132; 789,
364; 01, 560; 02, 667; 705, 698
Lepidocentrus. P 69, 77, 78; 785,
340
Lepidocephalus. P ’60, 498; ’61,
174
lepidocephalus (Pteroglossus). P
67, 114 :
Lepidochelys. P ’91, 425
Lepidocidaris. P ’69, 81
Lepidocybium. P ’62, 125, 126
Lepidodendre. P ’60, 441
jepidodendroides (Rhombopora). P
88, 225; ’91, 244
Lepidodendron. P ’47, 229,
59, 293; 60, 128, 238, 441, 579;
97, 427
Lepidodiseus. P ’68, 357, 358
Lepidoganis. P ’05, 477
Lepidogobius. P ’62, 279, 332; 63,
264 ;
Lepidolepride. P ’84, 174
Lepidoleprides. P ’84, 174
Lepidolite. P ’75, 76; ’80, 248; ’89,
35
P 77, 95
Lepidomeda.
P '80, 247; '92, 179,
Lepidomelane.
180
Lepidonote. P ’55,
TIT, 148
393; °63, 140. J
794
Lepidonctus. P ’03, 405; 704, 333,
706, 712; ’05, 541, 544, 546; ’08,
330-332; ’09, 241; ’10, 330-333
Lepidopa. P ’58, 230
Lepidophlogos. P ’60, 240
Lepidophora. P ’95, 326
lepidophora scutifera (Eulota). P
08, 33 .
(Plectotropis). P ’08, 33
lepidophylla (Selaginella). P 798,
386
Lepidophyma. P ’64, 229;
Lepidopide. P ’04, 770
Lepidopleuride. P ’98, 287
Lepidopleurus. P ’94, 70, 72; ’98,
287
Lepidopodide. P 798, 341
Lepidopodineg. P 63, 225, 227
lepidopoides (Thyrsites). P ’62, 126
Lepidops. P ’59, 302; ’78, 298, 326;
79, 410, 427
Lepidopsetta. P
196, 222
lepidoptera (Amphiprora). P_ ’61,
71
83, 29
62, 330; °64, 195,
Lepidopus. P ’62, 126; 763, 225,
227; ’82, 304; ’92, 254; ’98, 341;
04, 770
lepidorachis (Pecopteris). P ’60, 440
Lepidorhinus. P ’62, 497
Lepidosiren. P
51; 776, 52;
Lepidosoma. P
160
Lepidosomatide. P ’84, 174
Lepidosteide. J VI, 238
Lepidosteoide. P ’63, 172
Lepidosternon. P ’58, 255
Lepidosternum. P ’61, 75; ’08, 119
Lepidosteus. P 50, 53; ’59, Biol. 4;
63, 180; 64, 183, 276; 65, 86;
68, 254, 256-260; ’71, 105; 75,
255; ’76, 65, 266; ’77, 46, 97, 230;
82, 307; ’84, 101; 85, 129, 367;
91, 418; ’01, 340; 710, 605. J
III, 160; VI, 238, 241; XIII, 598
Lepidostrobus. P 760, 240, 443
lepidota (Crenicichla). P ’03, 535
(Glyeyrrhiza). P ’63, 61
Lepidothyris. P ’96, 466
Lepidotide. J IX, 441
Lepidotrigla. P 92, 274; ’97, 83
Lepidotus. P 756, 73; 57, 90, 124;
58, 46; 761, 433, 434. J VII, 13
Lepidozygus. P ’63, 214
lepidula (Haltica). J IV, 42
(Lingula). P ’73, 203
(Mordellistena). P ’62, 48
(Orechestris). P ’73, 65
lepidulus (Alburnus). P 756, 212
(Minnilus). P ’77, 80
(Pupoides). P 1900, 428
85, 129-134
68, 284. J VIII,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
_ lepidurus (Astyanax).
68, 254, 258; °75,
lepidum (Calosoma).
(Lepton). P ’71,
(Sacium). P 53,
Lepidurus. P ’78, 165; %
(Tetragonopterus).
lepidus (Actinocrinus). Pp
(Anthrenus). P
59, 71. J-iVyee
’(Batocrinus).
(Crotalus). P
101, 107; ’03, 558
' (Gobius). P ’63, 2
(Laniarius). P ’55
316; 57, 33; 59, 53
(Lupinus). P :
(Oligocephalus).
(Phileterus). P
(Phymatodes). J
(Pecilichthys).
77, 92 pe
(Poteriocrinus). P
(Unio). P ’60,
Lepilemur. J X, 275
Lepisma. P 81. 85;
pie P ’81, re,
peaiertng,
01, 340; rio 604-606 —
lepisurus (Lutianus).
Lepituroide. P ’62,
leplayi (Productus).
Lepodide. P -’06, Pe ‘
Lepodogaster. P 762, 330
Lepodopus. P %60, 11
Lepodus. P ’06, 121
Lepomis. P 60, 20;
44, 58, 59, 76, ’85, 86,
412; %04, 248; 706,
602. J VI, 208, 21
Leporellus. P 706, 3
Leporide. P_ ’67,
322; 796, 181. cam
403 :
leporina (Aplysia). P_
Helix). P 757,
75, 154, 203; ’89,.
( :
195; ’06, 534 ©
(Poronia). b 2
(Tethys).
Leporinus. P 71,
06, 328-331
leporinus (Noetilio)..
ca
71, 49
cops). P 62, 348;
ms). j viii, 221, 227. P
705, 21
14, 525, 566; 706, 377;
38
195, 214, 237
TV, 11, 31
190. J III, 23
P 61, 167, 259; ’83,
01, 132, 139; 08,
esus). P 10, 229,
340
P 1900, 490
2. 455, 481
10, 582
3, 79
bes). P ’63, 61
> 56, 311; 57, 90, 91,
758, 158. J VII, 20, 28,
P 98, 68; 705, 256, 257
63, 170, 171
'P 389, 169
P °56, 88, 163; ’57,
157; 61, 435; 92,
20, 72, 122, 356, 380
2, 392, 393
P ’64, 60
64, 60, 61; ’77, 212
68, 211, 214
08, 487, 489, 490
P ’83, 80; "92, 292, 307,
68, 315; ’83, 81; ’92,
J VII, 21, 345, 358, 408
94, 273; °95, 323
- 1900, 641, 660, 671;
1. P '79, 21; °96, 399-406,
7, 451; 1900, 95-98; 03,
0, 502, 508, 518. J IX, 81
367
66,
Seo 05 505
or 05, 486
P 01, 132, 139; 08,
P 60, 21, 209 -
J VI, 80
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
” P °88, 16, 17, 21, 25, |
leptocephalus (Ceratichthys).
213
795
Leptocalamus. P 94, 205
Leptocardii. P ’68, 256, 257, 260,
263, 265°
leptocarpa (Jussiwa).
Leptocaulis. P ’67, 19
leptocentrus (Eschrichtius). P ’67,
144, 147; ’68, 193; ’69, 10, 11.
J VII, 442
leptocephala (Eutenia). P ’83, 23;
93, 182, 183; ’01, 30; ’03, 287,
294, 295; 705, 692
Leptocephalide. P ’97, 61;
99, 332; 1900, 494
Leptocephalus. P 64, 207; ’92, 246;
98, 339; 799, 332; 1900, 494;. 709,
407; 710, 600
P ’67, 19
98, 339;
P 56,
(Hyenodon). P ’92, 317, 318.
J IX, 175-177, 499-506
(Merlangus). P 63, 231
(Polyporus). J III, 207
(Pseudaspius). P 99, 179, 180
(Thamnophis). P 1900, 30
(Trimesurus). P ’59, 343
(Tropidonotus). P ’01, 30
Leptocera. J II, 7
leptocera (Aquilegia). j vii, 9
leptocerus (Pandalus). P ’93, 115
Leptochariana. P 62, 485
Leptochela. P ’60, 42
Leptochelia. P ’94, 93
Leptochiton. P 94, 70, 71
Leptochloa. P ’63, 78; 67, 23; ’91,
302-304
Leptocherus. P ’56, 88; ’57, 89, 91,
158; ’61, 435. J VII, 21, 197, 357,
389; VIII, 72
Leptocireus. P 66, 341
Leptocladus. P 87, 284, 290; 788,
295, 301. J IX, 187, 188, 201, 202,
225, 238, 239, 247, 250, 265
Leptoclinium. P ’79, 379
Leptoclinus. P 64, 209, 210
Leptoenemis. P 98, 142; 701, 137
Leptocoris. P ’60, 229
Leptocotis. P 78. 283
Leptocottus. P 54, 180, 145; 756,
133
Leptocrinus. P ’85, 327
Leptoda. P ’95, 334
Leptodactylon. P 748, 12;
J I, 157
Leptodactylus. P ’53, 420, 421; ’91,
461
63, 74.
leptodactylus (Gelasimus). P_ ’80,
154
(Patelliocrinus). P ’81, 275
(Polynemus). P ’61, 275
(Thenaropus). P ’44, 177
Leptodea. P ’53, 262 ~
796
Leptodeira. P ’60, 266; ’61, 302;
66, 127, 128; ’68, 109, 310; 771,
204; ‘74, 65; ’01, 91; ’08, 123
Leptodes. P ’82, 280
Leptodesmus. P ’64, 9
Leptodius. P ’79, 395
Leptodomus. P ’59, 8-29;
62, 415;
71, 71
leptodon (Carcharodon). P ’46, 42.
J I, 147, 300
(Leptodea). P ’53, 262
(Oxyrhina). J I, 197
(Pyenanthemum). P ’90, 270
(Unio). P ’53, 262
Leptena. P ’87, 19. J IV, 307;
VIII, 307
Leptogadus. P ’63, 248
Leptogaster. j iii, 75. P ’94, 273;
95, 304, 323
leptogaster (Sanguinolaria). P ’63,
Leptoglossa. r
64, 226, 227; 66,
303; ’83, 29;
96, 462. J VIII,
"115, 159
leptoglossa (Hylorana). P ’68, 189
leptognatha ig et ere P ’60, 34
Leptognathia. P ’94,
Leptognathide. P 26, 037, 307
Leptognathus. P ’60, 264, 265; 65,
198; ’68, 107, 135, 289; 71, 204;
74, 55, 67;
91, 460. J VIII, 130, 177
leptognathus (Dissacus). P ’92, 304
Leptogorgia. P ’78, 310
leptogrammicum (Syrnium). P ’90,
127
leptogrammus (Plestrodon). P 58,
256
Leptograpsus. P ’58, 101, 102; ’61,
372; ’79, 400; ’80, 188, 196
Leptogunellus. P 756, 135
leptolepis (Caranx). P ’97, 72
Leptoloma. P ’73, 251; ’74, 58; 75,
148
Leptomantis. P ’68, 272
Leptomerinthoprora. P ’05, 486,
437, 841 ‘
Leptomerus. P ’97, 19
Leptomeryx. P 753, 394; 754, 157;
57, 89, 158, 176; °58, 157; ’61,
435; ’70, 112; °73, 419; °78, 71;
99, 436. J VII, 21, 165-172, 357,
383
Leptomya. P ’76, 305
Leptomylus. P ’75, 19. J VII, 445
leptomylus (Didymictis). P ’92, 320
Lepton. j vii, 151. P ’43, 309; 48,
100; °62, 577; ’71, 130; °72, 227;
80, 21; ’82, 160
Leptonide. P ’62, 577; 72, 227
Leptonotus. P ’99, 338
Leptonyx. P ’80,-227
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
82, 283; 7°83, 34; |
-Leptoscopus.
Leptopalpus. P 708, 62:
Leptopelis. P ’64, 182;
Leptoperca. P 61, 502
Leptophidium. P 60, 49
84, 178
Leptophis. P ’44, 60, 1
52, 181; ’53, 237;
52, 59, 72; '60, 55; 4
127, 305; 93, 432; ?
61, 65; 708, 122.
Leptophractus. P "i
leptophylla (Quereus). P
leptophyllum (Chenopo
1900, 665 an
leptophyllus (Astragalus).
Leptopilus. P ’05, 761
Leptoplana. P ’5
19, 21; 707, aig
Leptoplanide. P
leptopleura (Cardinia
P 741, 29; °48, 97;
21, 23; 82, 160; 90,
Leptopodia. 5 i, "455.
57, 219; 78, 298, 31
Leptopodidae. P 78, 3
Leptopodiine. P ’79
Leptopogon. P ’99, 306
Leptopoma. P 05, 723
Leptopomoides. P .
Leptopora. P ’63, 2
Leptops. P ’77, 87,
leptops ( Mephitis). s
236, 280
leptoptera (Ascaris). |
Leptopterna. P ’01,
Leptoptila. -P 760,
67, 94
oo P '59, 17:
Leptopus. P ’56, 216
leptopus (Antigonon). —
(Hylodes). P 6:
Leptorchis. P ’10, « 0"
leptorhyncha (Diom :
178, 187, 191 ‘
leptorhynehus snail
492
el
(Hyenodon). JS
78 . ‘
(Lepidosteus). P
606 =
(Mecistops). P
(Pandalus). ES
(Syngnathus). —
62, 283, wi via 3
Leptoscarus.
Levtoscopine. P a1,
504
Leptoscopoide. P 762
P 38),
109, 116; a sa As
le tosepala. (Caltha). P_
(Viola). P 703,
P 48,11. J I,
_65,-184;- °76, 304;
98, 462; ’05, 17
0
P °50, 81; ’58, 133
P 90, 236; 93, 135,
95,
P 62,
(Viscum). J I, 185
P45, 263. 5 1, 216
P ’05, 737
03, 215-260, 493
709, 107. J VIII, 445
701, 398
s. P 92, 435
pide. P 08, 119
s. P 01, 13; °08, 119
"60, 50, 155; ’61, 307,
274, 317, 320;
25, 34, 35
iii, 416; v, 278. P 54,
59, 80, 88, 291; 60,
355; 62, 40; 66, 348;
J I, 312, 314-340; II,
40, 41
sopterya). P ’89, 321,
thus. P ’04, 770
. J I, 313, 316-340; II, 5,
P 163, 225
“P 63, 224, 257
Cephalon). J I, 95. P
P °97, 61
P 08, 127
62, 126; 763,
; 64, 205; °77, 207; 92,
156-—
64, 40, 4
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
797
254; ’97, 100; ’04, 508, 770, 771;
06, 96; "109, 408; 710, 601
lepturus japonicus (Trichiurus). of
7, 72
lepturus (Uroconger).
Leptus. j ii, 80
Leptysma. P ’04, 533, 788; ’05, 39,
53, 804, 851; °07, 179, 180, 281,
292; 708, 16; 710, 594, 616, 632
Lepus. j vii, 194, 283, 284, 403; viii,
74, 75. P 55, 333; 59, Biol. 3,
183, 299; ’67, 136; 568, 298; 69,
184; 71, 14, 96; 777, 273, 314;
78, 62, 64; 780,348; 782, 319, 327;
87, 353, 359; °94, 218, 270, 393;
95, 241-243, 381; °96, 181, 351-375,
378, 542; °97, 25, 209, 305; 98,
124; 99, 380-390; 1900, 35, 460,
P 97, 61
462; ’03, 25; ’04, 578, 587, 589;
05, 679; ’08, 95, 404. J VI, 243;
VII, 403, 445; VIII, 71, 72; IX,
391, 392; XI, 209, 210, 280
lerchi (Microdrillia). P ’03, 277
(Pleurotoma). P ’03, 277
Lerista. P ’68, 284
Lernea. P ’63, 140
Lernezide. P 745, 283
Lerneepoda. P ’63, 146
Lerneenicus. j iii, 289
Lerneocera. j iii, 286
Lerneonema. P ’88, 165
Lerneoperma. j iii, 289
lerouxii (Halictus). P ’98, 50, 51
leroyi (Sealaria). J VIII, 358
Lesbia. P 99, 306
leschenaudii (Isocardia). P ’80, 192
leschenaulti (Thelphusa). P 780, 36
Leschenaultia. P ’58, 132
leschenaultii (Bufo). J VI, 70-
(Hemidactylus). P ’56, 148
(Merops). P ’70, 88
(Rana). P ’62, 341
(Rhebo). P ’62, 358; ’63, 49
(Systoma). J VI, 194
leseuriana (Riccia). P ’69, 232
leseuerii (Buthus). J V, 359, 365
leseurei (Hyla). J VI, 84
leseuri (Chrysobothris). P 757, 8;
73, 90, 332
(Rumphia). P 63, 359
leseurianum (Exoglossum). P ’56,
191
leseurianus (Unio). P ’53, 251
leseurii (Pleurotoma). P 748, 104.
See also lesueri, ete.
leskei (Colobocentrotus). P ’63, 354
Leskia. P ’55, 446; ’63, 360
lesleyi (Monocraterion). P ’09, 297
(Trypanostoma). P 64, 4, J
VI, 146
(Unio). P ’60, 307. J IV,
352; VIII, 16
798
Lesleyite. P ’67, 44; ’92, 188
lesliei (Onchidium). "p 96, 399, 454
Lespedeza. P ’60, 511, 513; 1900,
483, 649, 659, 666; 04, 606, 607;
10, 548, 566°
lespedezm '(Septoria). P 793, a
lespedezefoliella (Parectopa). P ’60,
210
Lesquerella. P ’07, 247
lesquereuxi (Lepidodendron). P ’60,
240
Lessingia. P ’95, 548
lessoni (Astrelata).
(Aleyone). P ’99, 43
(Lestris). P ’63, 137
(Pendulinus). P ’67, 56
(Procellaria). P 66, 141, 144
(Rhantistes). P 66, 135, 142,
170
(Siphonaria). J VIII, 331
lessonii (Aestrelata). P ’62, 327
_(Aleyone). P50, 69
(Microlophus). J VIII, 172
(Palio). P ’80, 108
(Polycera). P ’80, 108
(Procellaria). P ’70, 85
(Pseudosquilla). P 193 107
(Squilla). P ’50, 28; 193, 107
Lestes. j viii, 34. P "162, "382; 193,
Ae 5 OB, Ts OF 127, 139: 708,
462, 467, 468, 481, ‘488, 489 e
Lesteva. P 66, 376.
Lestine. P 08, 462-470, 476, 485
Lestiphorus. P ’95, 523°
Lestodon. J XI, 215
Lestosaurus. P- "279, 141
Lestridine. P ’62, 292;
’69, 203, 206, 213, 214
lestrio (Portheus). P ’73, 387
Lestris. P ’61, 243; 63, 121, 124,.
128, 137
lesuerii (Lepidosteus). P
Lesueurella. P ’07, 440
lesueuri (Arca). P ’03, 265
(Malaclemys). P ’95, 406
lesueuriames (Unio). P 54, 245
lesueurianum (Exoglossum). P 77,
84
lesueurii (Acipenser).
P 66, 170
63, 124;
10, 605
P ’89, 254, 257
(Diplocentrus). P ’04, 142
Lesueurina. P ’07, 440
lesurianum (Exoglossum). j i, 420,
485
See leseuerii, ete.
Letendrea. P ’95, 416
lethalis (Leptosphaeria). P95, 428
(Ramularia). P ’91, 86; ’93,
169
Lethe. P
Letheobia.
Lethia. P
85, 87
P 68, 322
01, 577. J IV, 169
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
lethopristie (Orthopristis),
Lethrinella. er
Lethrinus. m1, fon
ietieauidia
XII, 527
Letournexia. P 75, P
lettia (Megascops).
leubnitzie (Potamelaan
leuca (Turbonilla). P
Leucena. 2 89, 375
Leucania. P 75, 408
leucaniz (Carcelia), P?
Leucanide. P 75, 50
leucantha (Bidens). Pp "11, di
388 ‘
leucanthea (Epiphk
1900, 99
leucanthemifolia
84, 84
Leucanthemum. P "60, 2
leucanthemum
72, 126, 236; °76, 11¢
Leueanthiza. P 59, 317
leucas (Beluga). P ”
Satta
03, 313 ;
leucauchen (Faleo). P
Serie bape
Leucauge. P ’04, 121,
leucayanum (Epigonict: cht.
461
leuce (Egretta). P 5
(Phyllites). P ’
(Populus). P
leuceretes ——, P
Leucholabis. 60, 16
louchtenbensaall (F
ITI, 19, 22 .
leuciethys (Salmo).
leucioda (Episema).
leuciodus (Photo
165. J VI, 2
leucionensis (Psit
leucippe (Soot
Leuciscus. P ’53, 391;
4
Pp
se
(Squalius).
Leucoblepharon.
leucobronchialis
P 77, 292
(Helminthophila
Leucobryum. P ’05,
leucocapillus (Anous) By
117 i
f 4 64, 243
P 75, 356
j ili, 344
P *59, 173
). jv, 30. P 63,
na). P ’89, 360;
. P 64, 243
1). P 59, 212
a). P 64, 255
is). P '02, 674
P °66, 142, 144,
56, 226,
P 60, 265
64, 242
P °60, 265
"60, 265
iii, 344; viii, 151
"102, 136
s). P °70, 143; ’91
+ °95, 479: 98, 140;
J IX, 417, 418
60, 265
P 04, 516;
. P 88, 54
66, 315; 89, 206;
446; 1900, 94, 456,
. P 1900, 585
P 59, 36
ma. P 73, 249; 74, 55;
Pesce P 84, 83
?P °89, 411
. jv, 62. P 64,
s). P 05, 765
). 99, 61
?
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
( peelsta) - P 66, |
stoma). P 94, 242, 243.
799
leucogaster. Continued.
(Corvus). P ’64, 242
(Dicrurus). P ’67, 219
(Glyphisodon). J XII, 535
(Halietus). P
(Hesperomys).
(Hirundo). j iv, 258
(Hypudeus). P ’74, 177, 182
- (Ocypterus). > 02, 688
(Onychomys). P 74, 177, 182;
98, 194
leucogaster brevicauda (Onychomys)
P 98, 194
leucogaster (Procellaria). P ’66, 195
(Thryomanes). P ’66, 78
(Thryothorus). P ’66, 78
(Troglodytes). P ’66, 78
leucogastra (Alcedo). P 757, 37
(Amadina). P ’02, 688
(Culicivora). P ’66, 66
(Dendrocitta). P ’91, 442
(Muscipeta). P ’59, 49
(Sylvia). j iv, 197
(Thalassidroma). P ’64, 86
(Uroloncha). P ’02, 688
leucogastroides (Munia). P ’02, 689
(Uroloncha). P 702, 689
leucogenys (Dacnis). P ’64, 270
Merula). P ’62, 292
leucogerana (Ardea). P ’64, 245
(Grus). P 764, 245
leucogeranos (Grus). j v, 66. P
64, 245
leucognaphalus (Corvus). P 91,
446; ’09, 361
leucogramma (Polyphylla). P 754,
218
leucojus (Olios). P ’78, 145
leucolaima (Barbatula). P ’99; 49
leucolena (Sagartia). P ’78, 311
leucolepis (Eupatorium). P 704,
605; ’07, 455
leucoma (Loripes). P ’72, 90
(Lucina). P ’72, 82
leucomela (Columba). P 754, 232
leucomelana (Panthea). P ’75, 428
leucomelas (Alsophis). P ’62, 76
(Amiva). P ’94, 436
(Faleo). P ’75, 471-473, 483
(Himantodes). P G1; 206;
65, 198
’(Nectris).
(Pieus). P. ’63, 199
(Procellaria). P ’64, 130, 144
(Puffinus). P ’64, 130, 144
Leucomelina. P ’95, 335
P 64, 130
Leuconerpes. P 50, 106; ’99, 30.
J II, 257
Leuconia. P ’58, 210; 60, 50; ’72,
144; °10, 667
leuconota (Clangula). P ’99, 57
(Thalassornis). P ’05, 762
800
leuconotus (Cinelus). P ’99, 312
(Graeulus). P ’65, 5
(Phalacrocorax). j viii, 158.
P '65, 6; ’99, 16 ;
(Thalassornis). P ’99, 57
(Tityra). P ’63, 290
(Vultur). P ’49, 159
leucopareia (Bernicla). P ’62, 323
Leucophacus. P ’62, 304
Leucophea. P ’10, 5
leucophea (Amizilis). P ’99, 207
(Collocalia). P ’06, 178, 180,
184-186, 195-197
(Grimmia). P ’55, 446
(Tricholena). P ’89, 362
leucopheata (Sphinx). J IV, 126,
168
leucopheatus (Mytilus). j vi, 268.
P ’53, 320; °57, 167
leucopheota (Mysia). P ’72, 94
leucopheta (Dresseina). P ’74, 29
leucopheus (Macropteryx). P 06,
195
leucophea (Apex). P ’88, 39
Leucopholide. J ITI, 228
leucophrea (Secolopax). jv, 80
Leucophrys. P 756, 42; °’77, 259;
82, 147. J II, 50; III, 144; IX,
12
leucophrys (Emberiza). j iv, 51
(Faleo). P ’70, 146
(Fringilla). j viii, 154. P
43, 262; 53, 400; ’55, 311; 756,
292; ’61, 223. J I, 50
(Rallus). P 794, 143
(Sylvia). P 67, 220
(Tinnuneulus). P
147, 149
(Zonotrichia). P ’53, 282; 759,
301, 304; 61, 223; °66, 85; ’68,
149; ’69, 126; ’83, 63; ’95, 489;
96, 1389, 144; ’98, 214; 03, 28;
08, 98. J I, 51; II, 266
leucophrys gambelii (Zonotrichia).
P 93; 49, 63; ’99, 19; °05, 684
leucophrys intermedia (Zonotrichia).
P 793, 49
leucophrys nuttalli (Zonotrichia). P
1900, 33
leucophthalma (Nyroca). P ’64, 72
leucophthalmus (Uria). P ’68, 78
leucopthalmus (Psittacus). P 64,
239
leucophyllata (Hyla). P ’68, 111;
"71, 222; °74, 122
leucopia (Valsa). P ’78, 88
leucopicta (Cicindela). P ’08, 506,
508
Leucopis. P ’95, 339
leucopis (Unciola). P ’01, 154
(Valsa). P °77, 126
70, 140,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
leucopleurus
65, 199
(Phyllostrophus).
59, 47; ’99, 41
(Pyrrhurus). P
(Xenociehla). P
leucopoda (Diachea). —
leucoprocta (Onecod
326
Leucops. P ’77, 85
leucops (Bucco). P ’€
(Buteo). P 75,
(Lagenorhy
(Photogenis).
‘J VI, 229, 241, 245
10, 291
leucops ee
leucopsis (Anser). P %53,
(Aphelocephala
(Hyperaspis). 1
52, 134 ef
(Uria). P 68, 7§
leucops engraulinus (PI
(Sylvia). P
(Branta). P
(Valsa).
leucoptera (Brachyura).
en ee P 4!
» (Cookilaria). P-
(Curvirostra).
(Hemiparra).
(Hilara). P be
(Loxia). j iv,
54, 203; '96, 140
(Melopelia). P
63, 202; 66, 93
126; 999, 1752
(Panorpa). Pp
(Pitta). P 6 %
Eee aia
(Uria). P ’68, |
Leucopternis. P 759,
75, 89
leucopterus (Glaucop’
Glaucus). P_
(Laroides). P
(Larus). P 56,
71, 40
(Leucus). P
(Lygeus). P-
(Malurus). P ’89,
(Miecropus). P ’
(Nyctibius). P_
(Plantus). P
(Platysmurus).
02, 691 cece
leucopteryx (Icterus
(Pendulinus). P
(Psarocolius). P
17
17; 74, 78-17
; XI, 201
3 (Hesperomys). P
pinus (Hesperomys).
4 (Hesperomys). P
iis (Hesperomys). P
pf ey
74, 179
53, 412;
"41,
3 53; 412;
a ). P
). P 02, 444
seus). P 96, 187;
308
74,
97,
is (Peromyscus). P
(Peromyscus). P
e (Peromyscus). P
us). P °74, 178
11s ( Vesperimus) e P
ypinus (Vesperimus).
msis (Vesperimus). P
‘Collocalia). P ’06, 178,
). P 59, 33
(Cypselus).
a). P 57, 85; *59,
“(Cassiculus). P ’67,
rus). P ’67, 67
108, 461
us). P 99, 39
is). P '64, 238; '02, 688
a). P 76, 23
os). P 10, 469
nus). P '59, 154
comma P 64, 238
mochorea).. P '64, 76
te P ’66, 195
Ae -P 99, 44
mphoberyx). P ’63, 88 |
P ’50, 58;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
_leucoscelis (Chlenius).
_Leucosoidea. P
*
801
leucorypha (Aquila). P 764, 237
(Faleo). P ’64, 237
leucosarea-_(Diaporthe). P ’90, 238
(Euporthe). P ’90, 233
’p 56, 25,
27. J IV, 29
Leucoseris. J III, 93
Leucosia. P ’58, 159; ’91, 216
leucosia (Actinocrinus). P ’81, 347
(Eretmocrinus). P ’81, 347
Leucosiade. j viii, 129
Leucosidea. P 758, 159; ’78, 324;
79, 403
leucosius (Olios). P ’78, 145
P ’78, 144
(Thomisus).
72, 133; °78, 324;
79, 402
leucosoma (Antennarius). 782,
- P 04, 143
P 50, 59
54, 137;
189, 202; 61, 154, 522;
97; 785, 14, 15-18
leucosphyrus (Pomacentrus). J XII,
533
FP
56, 167,
77, 89,
leucospila (Corethruropsis). P ’94,
133,
‘(Rallicula). P 94, 149
Leucospis. P 744, 53
Leucospora. j vii, 87
leucostachys (Andropogon). P 701,
558
(Habenaria). P ’84, 93
leucostica (Psilocnemis). P 753, 232
leucosticta (Caridina). P ’60, 28;
94, 406 ;
Leucosticte. P ’62, 314; ’69, 182;
93, 47; 98, 139, 213
leucostictus (Bubo). P 59, 32;
90, 130
(Eupomacentrus). P ’99, 119;
06, 488
(Pomacentrus). P ’06, 101
leucostigma (Buceros). P ’59, 139
(Orgyia). P ’79, 195; ’96, 12
(Selateria). P 99, 210
leucostoma (Valsa). P 477, 114
leucostomoides (Ranularia). J VIII,
327
(Triton). J VIII, 327
(Tritonium). J VIII, 327
leucostomum (Cinosternum). P
189; ’66, 128. J VIII, 153
(Kinosternum). P 54, 183;
74, 68
(Thyrosternum). P
pais ger (Diaphorus).
leucostyla (Nanina). P
74, 48, 57
Leueothe. P 60, 200
65,
59, 6
P 95,
73, 246;
802
Leucothoé. P 755, 383, 394; ’07, 455
leucothoé (Athyma). P ’&5, 87
(Limenitis). P ’85, 84
(Partula). P. ’85, 218
leucothorax (Lania). P ’65, 171
leucotis (Arctogale). P 702, 136
leucotis affinis (Colius). P ’05, 765
leucotis (Megascops). P ’90, 128
(Melozone). P ’65, 169
(Parus). P 742, 140
(Piezorhynchus). P ’89, 154
(Pyrrhulanda). P ’99, 58
(Sciurus). P ’41, 101, 102, 103
Leucoxene. P ’96, 220
leucoxylon (Tecoma). P ’89, 397
leucozonus (Apex). P ’88, 39
leucura (Loxia). P ’64, 252
(Pratineola). P 89, 79, 148°
(Sonorella). P 710, "48
leucurus (Ammospermophilus). 1
04, 588
(Bothrops).
(Buteo). P ’75, 98
(Caranx). P ’83, 284
(Cassicus). P ’67, 73
(Charadrius). P ’99, 201
(Chettusia). P ’71, 196
(Cynomys). P-’08, 404
(Elanus). P 746, 46; 53, 452;
55, 283; ’62, 313; 66, 48; \’70,
144; °95, 478; ’05, 689. J I, «ie
(Hypomorphnus). P76, 97
‘ (Lagopus). P ’66, 94; 93, 22,
(Milvus).
P 59, 339
jv, 29. P ’53, 452
(Nauclerus). P ’62, 441
(Phaiomys). P ’99, 281
(Phalacrocorax). j_ viii,
P ’65, 6;. 99, 16 ;
(Servus). j viii, 74
(Spizaétus). P ’75, 98
(Tetrao). j viii, 156
(Trichophorus). P 755, 328;
59, 45; ’99, 41 =
’(Vanellus). P °71, 196
(Zapterus). P99, 201
Leucus. P ’62, 293-295; .’83, 144,
152, 153, 156. J IX, 392
Leuretra. P ’73, 329
Leurocephalus. P ’91, 107, 115. J
TX, 269, 343
Leurognathus. P 316-323 ;
1900, 620, 621
levaillanti (Corvus). P ’91, 446
(Hypsiboas). J VI, 200
(Plotus). P ’59, 176 —
(Psittacus). P ’59, 140
(Ramphastos). P ’67, 104
leverianus (Esox). P 782, 307
(Faleo). j iii, 347; iv, 269
(Gadus). 782, 304
158.
99,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
eto ee (Cimolichthys)._
02
levettei (Ashmunella)
_ 242, 244, 247, 248, 2
506, 508; 10, 96
levettei angigyra (Ashm
05, 238, 240-248 ;
510; 10, 100: 2h
Ievattei bifurea (As
09, 510
levettei heterodonta
, P 05, 226, 241,
09, 505, 507 + ae
levettei proxima (As
05, 242, 243; 710,
levettei ursina (Ashmun mn
508
levettei (Helix). P.
.» 790, 299; 702, 511
levettei orobena’ (Heli:
levettei var. thomson: ;
99, 192; 05, 234 7
levettei (Polygyra). F
496
( Triodopsis).
496, 508
levicornuta (Eulalia).
leviculus (Cyathoerinus)
levidensis ( hs
Levifusus. P ’80,
395; 95, 69, 103,
473, 479 reer
levigatum (Cerion).
levigatum acutum (Cr
319
levimana (Eriphia).
levimanus- (Pagurs). rs
(Pilumnus).
Levirana. P ’94, 19
levis (Clinopistha). :
(Corticaria).
(Helix).
(Natieopsia).
(Orthemis). P
fe Otodus). P
° ‘Purbonilla). ri
levisanus (Goniacodon).
(Mioclemus), _
(Triisodon). —
levistriata (Leda). —
(Yoldia). PB?
lewinia (Rallus). P
lewinii (Rallus). P
lewisi (Solar).
il, 24, P
yr 61, G4; 64,
72, 98. J IV, 49,
93, 99
P 103, 532
s). P 65, 32. J
. P 65, 101, 108
P 98, 19, 294
P ’61, 118; 65,
. P 98, 49
oF. °03, Eg
P ’73, 66
>. Pp “os 27, 301
). P 63, 312
): P 69, 125. J
P 773, 56
62, 172;
).
pam. J WV, Th;
P 62, 556
P 64, 137, 144;
ypogon). P "91, 293
ias). J XII, 500
146; °06, 494
, 109
1). P 85, 113
P 85, 114
71. P ’60, 512; 63,
19, 379; ’85, 376;
342, 670; 702, 664
P 03, 612
01, 131, 135
), 402; 98, 143, 152;
01, 127; °04, 534;
467, 468, 472, 475, 481,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
98, 16, 19,-)
liber (Navicula).
a. P °5T, 84; °59, |
267 ; 97, 192; 98,
- liberus (Dyt
j viii, 18. P °57, 87; °58,
803
libellula (Euthemisto). P ’01, 147
(Themisto). P ’91, 479, 481
Libellulide. P ’01, 127
Libellulina. P ’62, 381, 401
Libelluline. P 98, 143, 152; 708,
462, 464, 468-470, 476, 485
P 61, 71
P 96, 260 —
02, 575, 578;
04, 308, 309,
(Oxydesmus).
(Pirata). P
03, 90, 139, 654;
311; 708, 165, 311
Libera. P ’92, 402. J VIII, $90,
409; LX, 33-36, 41, 108
libera (Agonum). P ’73, 323
(Amara). P 755, 349
liberiensis (Boa). P ’54, 100;
(Cherodes). J II, 21
- (Cheropsis). P ’78, 61; ’81,
128; ’93, 185-187. J II, 213-223
(Hippopotamus). P 750, 21;
52, 52; 781, 128; '93, 185. J
I, 232, 236-238; IT, 213
(Onychocephalus). P ’48, 59;
57, 72
57, 66
(Python). P ’45, 249; 754,
100; °57, 66
(Tetraprotodon). J I, 252, 237.
sm). P '69, Biol, 16, liberis (Tropidonotus). P 756, 310
liberta (Buprestis). P 757, 7 —
(Chaleophora). yo "73, 84
(Dicronomyia). P ’59, 209
(Diplotaxis). J ITI, 267
(Limnobia). P 59, 206
(Melolontha). J III, 267
libertatis (Clupea). P ’77, 187
(Meletta). P ’77, 187
(Opisthonema). P 77, 180,
187
libertina (Melania). P ’02, 119;
05, 748
libertina var. latifusus (Melania). P
702, 120
libertina microstoma (Melania). is
05. 748
libertina var. plicosa (Melania). P
702, 120; 05, 748
libertina sublevigata (Melania). P
05, 748
libertina subplicosa (Melania). P
05,
ibs (Ditdalin). Pr 1900, 694
iscus). j Vv, 160
Libethenite. P ’74, 113
- Libethra. P ’05, 796, 840
Libinia. j i, 76; viii, 106. P 50,
23, 25; 770, 104; "71, 120; 778,
316: °79, 386; -’84, 12; ’88, 330,
333; ’91, 178, 191, 198°
Libitina. P 05, 120
libocedri (Phoradendron). P 781, 439
Libocedrus. P 58, 123; 72, 34;
983, 194; '02, 499; 03, 5
804
Libonia. P ’86, 59..
librator (Brachinus).
Libratula. P.’72, 223
liburna (Oxycera). P*’94, 271
libyea (Amphora). P 753, 432
libyus (Melursus). P ’88, 146
Licea. P ’89, 157, 281
licha (Dalatias). Pp "01, 332; ’08, 69
(Squalus). P ’01, 332
Lichanura. P ’61, 304, 305; ’68, 2;
’82, 330, 333; ’01, 14; ’04, 468;
708, 119
Lichanuride. P ’82,
Lichas. P ’65, 266 |.
lichenatus (Psocus). P ’62, 361, 401
(Trachycephalus). P 956, 937;
63, 43. J VI, 72.
Lichenochrus. P ’05, 814, 842
lichenoides (Centrostomum).
(21
P '62, 524
330
P 57,
"57, 21
P 71, 64
(Planaria). P
(Ptilodictya).
(Siredon). P 752, 68 .
(Stictopora). P ’71, 64
Lichenopora. P ’55, 441. J V, 176
Lichia. P 58, 168; ’62, 438; ’84,
124, 128; °92, 257; °05, 59; 06,
116 |
Lichinocrinoidea. P ’85, 299
Lichinocrinus. P ’79, 229
Lichnanthe. J III, 287
lichtensteini (Acipenser). P
250, 255 “
‘(Pteroglossus).
lichtensteinii (Atherina). P ’54, 198
liciata (Cytherea). P 744, 174;
48, 99. J I, 131
(Leda). P 754, 29; 780, 21,
23; 782, 160
(Meretrix). P ’54, 30
'(Nueula).. P 743, 805;
62, 581
: (Nuculans). P ’62, 581
liciatus (Clytus). J II, 28
Licidea. P 63, 96 _
Licinine. P ’60, 50
Licinophora:’ P. ’61, 67;
Licinus. P ’73, 324
licinus (Alcimosphenus).
lictor (Eros). J I, 81
»o(Lanius). P P
(Saurophagus).. P
lieberkiihnii (Spongilla).
Liehigia. P ’58, 131
liebmanni (Chesodromus). P
2302.390°65, + #97.
P ’60, 163
(Cylindrella).
(Glandina): P ’60, 150
91, 322;
89,
P ’67, 119
48,
102;
81, 443
P 03, 341
P 87, 172
61,
- (Planorbis). P
777; 706, 165, 166
=~ (Thaumasia).
_,-lienardiana (Bifidaria).
03,
P 98, 268
P 1900, 591
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
‘ligamentosus- (Unio).
. ligera (Gastrodonta).
lienosa (Area).. P ’
71, 132; ’81, 451,
87, 340, 400: 90,
’(Scapharea). Pp
451, 452
lienosum (Buecinum).
48, 97; ’82, 173
lienosus (Unio). Ra
lifuensis (Graeffea).
ligamentina (Pholas)
209 i
ligamentinoides (Unio)
96, 569
ligamentinus (Unio). dt
54, 248; ’60; 51, 156 A
IV, 47, 78, 82; V, 424
Ligaria. P ’01, 281
Hees (Anculosa).
104
(Cantharis).
(Catharia).
(Difflugia).
415
( Hyalosphenia). -
76, 197 Rey
’(Leptoxis).
(Melania).
(Ortalis). jv,
(Sealaria). J \
(Systena). P
ligatulum (Trice1
739
ligatum (Achaea ni
34, 35
‘Froasodama).
63, 310. J V, 28
ligatus (Ammonites).
(Anculotus).
(Calosoma). — on
(Carabus).
(Halictus). 3
(Ophryastes).
(Unio). Er :
P 759, ' 302
49
Ligea.
96, 489; 1900, 1:
193 ;
72, 100, lite
(Comics).
ligeriensis
(Cyprina).
ligerus ee
153, 165, 335; 7
(Zonitoiaes).
lightfooti (Epinepheh
Ligia. P ’91, “185, )
J III, 150
5, 212, 214. J
ssporium). P ’94, 378
), 281-291
nay. P ’96, 477
! Po 62, 196, 220
; '5D, 444; °56, 46
ia). P 48, 100;
159
nia). P ’57, 74
grapsus). P ’80,
: ioe? 563; °06, 39;
zona). P 53, 372. J
). P 90, 195
). P 85, 210. J IX,
~?P 95, 31
y. J iil, 221
X 66, 339
illaria). P 68, 167
bia). P 98, 450
j a 53. P ’58, 123; ’60,
ay 62, 8; 63, 76;
Bs” ; 984, 93; ’89,
, 286; "98, 385, 388, 397,
o Itt,.101; VI,
nellastrum). P ’88,
vheria). “P 93, 186 |
ris). P 60, 304--
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, BTo.
ella). P 288, 31 —+
m): P95, 647. |
805
liliiformis ( Dimerocrinus). P 81,
373 i
(icelaen): P '85, 263; °86,
154, 184
(Pachylocrinus). P ’79, 337,
339 ;
(Poteriocrinus). P ’79, 339
(Seaphiocrinus). P ’69, 138;
79, 339; 7°86, 166
(Thysanocrinus). P ’81, 373
Lilium. vii, 54. P ’58, 123; 760,
513; ’68, 166; 771, 117; 73, 279;
75, 412; 784, 298; 86, 297; 89,
359; 97, 172; 798, 44, 49,” 313;
1900, 664; ’04, 608; ’07, 456; 10,
547, 549, 559. J ILI, 102; VI, 370
lilljeborgii (Hippolyte). P ’93, 116
Lima... j vii, 185, 247. P 41, 29;
745, 255; 747, 280, 296; 48, "100:
61, 327, 423: 62, 582; . 69, 172; P
"70, 38; 71, 130, 131; °72, 263;
780, 21; ’82, 160; ’91, 46, 248;
97, 248; 701, 209, 402; ’05, 12.
J 1, 111, 126; TI, "130; "TH, ’329;
VII, 293, 321, "322°
lima (Anculotus). P ’63, 318
(Angitrema). P 63, 318; 65,
1
(Area). P ’81, 448, 449; ’90,
403. J IX, 148
(Bombinator). P ’60, 506
(Bulimulus). P ’96, 399, 445
(Byssoarea). P 47, 295; 748,
97; ’81, 448... J I, 125
(Cordia). P 89, 394
(Glaber). P 65, 125
(Helix). P 74, 51, 56
(Holotrachys). P 04, 224
(Lithasia). P ’63, 318
(Megara). P 65, 21
(Melania). P 63, 318; ’65, 21
(Mpyripristis). P ’04, 224
(Navicula). P 754, 39. J TX,
145, 148
(Oxyglossus ) .
(Paludina). P
(Paranomia).
(Pernopecten). P
(Placunanomia).
322
Sia conwrmnink. P 96, 445
(Protocardia). J IX, 147
(Raja). P 3° 468
(Sorubim). 393, 500
beck taeaa). j viii, 256 —
(Trionyx). P ’69, 12
limabrachiatus
81, 215, 318
Limacea. ’p 58, 197, 198
Limacella. P- 05, 746 4
Limacia. P ’8,, 105 2) a
P ’60, 506 °
60, 70
J VIII, 296
65, 125
J VIIl, 296,
(Actinocrinus) - ¥
i
806
Limacide. P ’61, 308; ’89, 196; ’91,
' 312; 796, 489; 1900, 147, 564, 569,
571, 576; ’09, 512; 710, 130, 520
limaciformis (Paleophycus). P ’80,
293
limacina (Ammotrypane). P ’63, 140
_ (Clione). pate 141 ,
- (Tethys). 95, 348
Limacinide. P 78, 270
Limacodes. P ’60, 157
Limada. P 764, 216, 217
Limadophis. P ’62, 76
limeformis (Aviculopecten). Egy
125, 126
‘(Pernopecten). P ’65, 126
limeesquamis (Anacyrtus). P ’06, 454
(Cyrtocharax). P ’06, 454
‘limaluta (Leda). P ’54, 29
limantouri (Pecilia). P 03, 320
Limaria. P ’86, 55
i (Columbella). P ’91, 51
- (Nomada). P ’03, 587, 611
(Siliqua). P ’77, 23
Litkalide. j vii, 140
limatula (Argyrameba). P 795, 325
(Corbula). P 746, 25
. (Donax). P ’48, 99;
(Drillia). P’ ’62, 562
(Helix). P°’58, 203;
' (Marginella).
564; 782, 168, 169
(Nucula). P ’48, 102; ’62, 581
(Pleurotoma). j vi, 211, 224.
P 62, 562; ’82, 169; ’90, 145, 146
(Porcellana). ¥® ’54, 31; ’62,
564
(Tellina). J IV, 278
J IV, 278
(Tellinimera).
(Yoldia). P 771, 133; 82,
155; ’87, 397, 398, 402;
J IX, 122
limatulum (Pieurotoma). P 748, 104
90, 401
94, 16
limatulus (Anthrax). j vi, 157
(Unio). P ’49, 154; 753, 251.
J 1,,276; V, 407
(Zonites). P 73, 240; ’75,
153, 166; ’89, 198; ’90, 297
limatus (Hoplismenus). P ’73, 127
* (Ichneumon). P ’73, 109, 127
(Mecistocephalus). J V, 42
(CEdothorax). P ’05, 311, 385
(Pernopecten). P ’65, 126
(Phygadeuon). P ’78, 3858
Limax. P ’46, 136; ’58, 197, 198;
60, 503-61, 309; "71, 147; . 772,
145; ’73, 240, 246; ’74, 36, 37;
75, 147, 153, 172-177: ’76, 184;
79, 86, 98; ’°85, 206; 789, 194, 196;
‘93, 389-394; 96, 341, 343, 420,
489; 02, 234; 704, 333, 336, 343,
347, 379, 381: 707, 528: 709, 512.
J.T, 70% MITE £02 400s ER ry;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, BT:
P ’48, 101; 762,
98, 419..
57, 88, 109, V1; - “
56, 59; XII, 30, yam
limax (Amoeba). Pom
limbalis (Hydrophilus
461, 335. J “Ty, vy 2 ;
jg (HY aroporus).
"Sy anthoecia
(Mordella), >
(Mordellistena).
(Edionyeaee
73,
(Phinyars).
55,
(Stenotop) .
(Trogon
4 -
(Cicindela)..
(Cymindis).
(Eurylepta).
(Feronia). po be
(Galleruea). ol 35,
(Grimaldia). 69,
(Hoplia). J 11, .
(Lampyris). j (
(Lunatia). J \
(Mordella). P_
(Natica). J
(Nereis). P
(Palingenia).
(Physaloptera. F
(Planaria). P
(Ripipteryx)._
- (Sauteria). RB?
af Or oe
07, 28,
-(Stephanopyx °
(Tettigonia)
CT Tame
. (hyae-
limbaticollis _ (Cu
563 ;
32
253, 254
aon
eet
Mathes. >
ropsalis). P_ 49, 236:
9, 33. J Ii, 113, 115
cep
oP 02, 57
nliognathus ). P. 58,
35
a). P ’73, 64
1). P 05, 292
(Plutella). ’p 60,
Odontomyia). ~P
hama). P 72, 118
‘rodon). P 95, 329
iF us). P
61, 162;
‘gyra). P
he ». P 65, 78;
P 7, 44;
ei), P ’85, 13
3, 170; °59, 61, 114;
i.
gy,
62, 225;
P 1900, 585
85, 12
85, 12
83, 132;
(Actinocrinus). P ’69,
).° P 75, 75
nis). P 194, 93
200
Pp AS 247, 252;
358
mathus). P ’60, 564
a). P 61, 12
75. P 07, 426
07, 425
01, 209, 402;
62, 179
P 62, 179
is). P 54, 218
sumon). P °73, 108,
). P 55, 331 .
"54, 3, 34
42, 184; °54, 3, 34
_P 56, ‘119; 60, 50, 155,
61, 309, 330, 398, 433;
64, 73. 251, 286: ;
182, 236, 334;
93, 398; 94),
, 493; 99, 226; 1900,
569; 02, 513; 03, 213,
Eat, 790: 04, 336, 379,
75,
62, 155,
“INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
es:
; Limnocyon.
- 807
387; 705, 185; ’07, 328. J VII,
13, 16; XII, 29; XIU, 89, 96; 105.
See also Lymnea, Limnea, ete.
limnea (Auriculina). P ’62, 566
(Odostomea). P ’62, 566
(Calamaria). P ’60, 75
Limneide. P ’60, 418, 431; 61, 309,
398; ’63, 148; ’91, 320; ’96, 493,
561; 703, 213, 776
Limneine. P 94, 23
Limnaetus. P ’65, 4;
Limneus. P ’87, 115
Limnanthacee. P ’60, 145. J III, 84
99, 37
Limnanthes. J III, 84
-—Limnea. P ’54, 4; '56, 278; 757,
115; °58; 149, 151; ’79, 33 -
limnea (Menestho). P ’82, 171
(Odostomia). P 748, 103
Limneade. P ’60, 50
-limneaformis (Bulimus). P_ 56,
118, 278
Limnebius. P 66, 366
limneiformis (Bulimus). P 757, 122;
60, 431
gay vain P ’73, 386; ’78, 369; 794,
188
Limnetes.. P ’72, 32
Limneus. P 745, 280, 281
limnia (Odostomia). P 46, 20
limniace (Danais). P ’85, 87
Limnias. P ’70, 72, 100; ’74, 140;
82, 262; 784, 214, 218. J IX, 6
Limnichus. P 54, 116
limnicune (Micaria).
Limnius. P 744, 99;
380
Limnobaenus. P ’94, 131, 133, 146
Limnobia. j iii, 19; vi, 150. P
759, 198, 203, 204, 253 ; *60, 15, 16;
: 61, 287, 288; 94, 271, 419
P ’84, 153
52, 43; 66,
Limnobiorynchus. Pp 59, 198, 220,
221; 60, 17
Limnochares. j ii, 80. P ’83, 45
Limnocharis. J VI, 90, 91, 96
limnocharis. (Rana). P ’60, 504
Limnocorax. P ’59, 175; 794, 131,
132, 147; ’05, 757
g "399, 308. J IX, 173
Limnodorum. P 1900, 485, 488, 546 .
Limnodrilus. P ’99, 139; 705, 374-
378, 392 _
Limnodynastes. P ’63, 51. J VI, 94
Limnofelis. P ’92, 313, 316
Limnohyops. P ’91, 108, 113. J.
TX, 267, 338-385
Limnohyus. P 72, 241, 242; ’91,
106, 362. J VIII. 85
Limnomedusa. J VI, 75, 89, 91, 94
Limnophila. P ’59, 198) 204, 231;
60, 15, 16, 17; 61, 287; ’95, 320;
96, 493
Limnophora. P 95, 335
808 INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Limnophyes. P ’99, 210
Limnoria. J III, 150
Limnornis. P ’99, 210
Limnotherium. P ’92, 212;
J VIII, 78, 81
Limnurgus. P ’77, 94, 96
Limonacanthus. P ’97, 127
04, 150.
limonensis (Cerithium). J VIII, 361
(Nucula). J VITI, 37
(Strombina). J VIII,
Limonia. P ’58, 126
limoniispora (Rosellinia).
326; ’95, 416
limoniisporus (Zygodesmus).
8
8
356
P 94,
P 91,
7
Limonite. P ’80, 280; ’82, 289; ’89,
33; ’90, 10; ’92, 183-201; 797,
414; 1900, 205, 216
Limonium.. P 1900, 653, 6
660, 669; 702, 654, 656, 6
379-398
54, 659,
63; 709,
limonium (Statice). P 781, 454;
02, 66
limonium carolinianum (Stat
1900, 669
ice). P
Limonius. P ’44, 158; ’45, 268; ’59,
72; 61, 348; 66, 347,
IV, 35
limonum (Citrus). P ’89, 3
700
391. J
70; 705,
Limopsis. P ’60, 428; ’79, 221; ’90,
403. J IV, 297; VIII, 335
limopsis (Volutilithes). P
06, 56-74. J IV, 292
Limoptera. P ’83, 213
Limosa. j v, 73, 74; viii,
95, 45;
156. P
58, 196; 62, 231; '64, 66; 66,
98; °71, 32; 1900, 5, 27. J 1, 223
limosa (Amnicola). P ’56, 2
60; 60,
18, 155; ’61, 307, 330, 397; 62,
587; 94,12, 25 ° .
(Cancer). ji, 446
(Carex). P ’87, 72
(Corbicula). P ’60, 271
(Cyeclas). P ’60 274, 294;
62, 37
(Cyrena). P ’60, 271,
(Dero). P ’51, 226
(Myxine). P ’58, 224
(Paludina). j i, "125.
587
(Surirella). P ’61, 69
(Tellina). P ’60, 271
(Totanus). P 53, 427
Limosella. j i, 112, 115. P
07, 457
281
Pp: "G2,
63, 72;
Lirosina. ; ote 88; 95, 340; ’06,
173
limosum (Eurytium). P 77
. 79, 394
limosus (Astacus). P ’52, 8
(Cancer). P ’78, 319:
8, 319;
7
"79, 394
limosus. Continued. ‘a
(Lumbriculus). P
II, 49
' (Panopeus). P
319; ’79, 394° ;
(Pylodictis). P 7
(Silurus). P ’77
(Stylochopsis). Pp
limpida (Vitrina). P
154; ’61, 330; 772, 1
171; 789, 196
limpok (Kryptopterus).
limula (Area). P ”
71, 130, 133; 781,
98, 418 421°
(Avicula). .
(Natica). P > id
365; ’90, 399; 95, 1
(Noetia). P "02,
limulata (Nueula).
Limulus. j i, 433. >
735128; 129; 84, 1
333; 91, 189, 199 5%
136, 137; 05, 139;
limulus (Fusus).. Fr 48,
limum (Phyton). J
Linacanthis. P ’61, 3
Linacee. P 58, Be
61, 450; °63, 59; 98,
666 :
Linaria. j iv, 55. P
311; 60, 200, 303;
64, 255; °72, 236;
107; 89, 396; 91,
58; ’02, 643, ‘663,
J I, 266 .
linaria ” (Acanthis). P
488; ’96, 140
( Agiothus).
(Asclepias). P
(Fringilla). P
53, 400; 761, 221,
254 :
(Linaria). P 702,
(Linota). 1,
(Passer). P 61,
linariifolius (Asiontas
04, 607 :
linceci (Cermatia).
lincecumii (Unio).
VI, 312 -
(Vitis). P 7
linchi (Collocalia).
linchi affinis (Colle
182, 206, 207, 209
linchi ’ eyanoptila (Co
182, 205, 206, 209
(Collocalia). P+
a). P 06,
-210
(Collocalia). P 06,
5, 208
03,
‘171; 91, 339;
600
P 99, 16
P 90, 212, 215;
P 93,
; a
(Melospiza).
P 56, 244,
311
’60, 307. J IV,
eriechocrinus). P ’81,
J V, 116, 140
m). P °10, 552
a). JV, 16, 140 |.
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
809
linearifolius (Aplopappus). P ’61,
457; °62, 164
(Carduus). P ’92, 363
(Cnicus). P ’92, 363;
hnariifolius (Diplopappus).
514
lineariloba (Malva). P
linearis (Apterygida).
05, 838; ’07, 25, 151
(Argutor). P ’73, 317
(Bradycellus). P ’68, 381
(Caprella). P ’01,; 155
(Carinella). P ’01, 669, 673 .
(Cephalothrix). P ’01, 659
(Chloealtis). P ’06, 30
(Claytonia). P ’98, 20, 296
(Clonistria). P 04, 60°
(Collomia). P ’63, 74; 798, 36,
308
(Coseinodiseus). P °53, 432
(Dichelonycha). J III, 236, 279
(Drosera). P ’09, 392
(Escobedea). P ’98, 385
(Forficula). P ’03, 310
(Hadrobregmus). P 65, 232
Helophorus). P 755, 357
(Kneis). F710; 569
(Labrisomus). P 60, 103 ;
279
(Lathyrus). P ’63, 60
(Lytta). J IV, 28, 39
(Maeratria). P ’73, 335
(Mantis). P 704, 60
(Melolontha). J III, 280
(Nitzschia). P 1900, 471
98, 385
P 60,
62, 161
P 03, 310;
82,
:
r
(Pachyurus). P ’82, 283
(Palafoxia). P ’99, 111
(Pterostichus). P ’73, 303. J
II, 239
(Pyractomena). 51, 336;
54, 218
(Selerocerus). J II, 20° ©
(Seolithus). 82, 12; 1900,
182; ’09, 296
(Sphenopteris). P ’60, 439 «
(Stenocorus). J II, 20
(Sueda). P ’89, 402; 1900,
665; ’02, 661; ’09, 380, 384, 391,
397 -
linearis var. ramosus (Sueda). P
1900, 657
(Syntherisma). P ’10, 583
(Turpilia). P ’05, 812, 842
lineata (Alecthelia). P ’94, 148
(Aneylochira). P 757, 8
(Anthelia). P 55, 375
(Baiostoma). P ’03, 350
(Bonellia). j viii, 188. Pa,
32; °46, 21; ’48, 96; 62, 566; 80,
29
.(Buprestis). P ’57, 8; ’73, 88
(Campethera). P ’63, 327
810
lineata. Continued.
(Cantharis). P 53, 344
(Cassia). P ’89, 376
(Cephalocema). P ’04, 682
(Coriphaena). ey 90, 48
(Coronella). P ’60, 253
(Crantzia). P ’84, 85
(Crioceris). P 46, 53
(Deilephila). P 96, 33. J IV,
143
_(Diastopora). P06, 6.0 SF
V, 118, 171 li
(Elenia). P ’99;.47
(Embiotoca). P: ’54, 184, 141,
151; "55, 320; 321
(Escharina). J III, 141
(Flustra). J ITT, 141
(Fuentes). P ’04, 139
(Fusimitra). P ’90, 396
(Gonia). P 94, 278
(Helicodiseus). P ’66, 315
(Helix). i, 18¢ ii, (373. P
58, 203; 60, 19, 154; ’61, 308,
. 398;. ’72, 100; °79, 33; °06, 156
(Hippolyte). e 93, 116
“CLileopsis)." P 708, 459
(Liparis). P ’64, 191
(Littorina). P 62, 567; 782,
169
(Imecidella). P 710, 525
_ (Lutraria). j ii, 310 2
(Membranipora). P ’78, 304
(Mitra). a 101
bMtor deta’. 45, $18; ’62,
47
(Morone). P "87, 295
(Nassa). me 782, 209
" (Niso). °“P 762, 566; ’82, 171,
173
(Oceanites) . P. ’64, 83
(Ophiothrix). P ’89, 178
(Paludina). P ’62, 451
)' (Paranomia). P ’05, 12
(Partula). P ’85,. 213. JAX,
« 17, 45, 50, 68, 108
lineata var. strigosa (Partula).
IX, 4 aaa aie
lineata (Patula). P. ’89, 200
(Phocena). ° P ’76, 134, 135
_(Placunanomia). P ’05, 12. J
bie: ema
(Platyostoma). j viii, 276
(Pseudolina). P ’82, 198 _.
(Pyramidula). P ’94, 18
(Raeta). P ’71, 137, 139
(Seala). P ’98, 418
(Sealaria). j ii, 242. P ’48,
71, 141°
tiaielocenen i P 704, 534;
06, 399; ’08, 20. + '
’(Sciena). P ’60, 112
(Sphinx). J IV, 143
105;
J be
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. .
ha
lineata. Continued.
, (pa
esttigamaiaye es
(Succinea). Re
199; 61, 330; 43, |
155, 230, ” 232; - (
(Tellina).. ;
(Thalaactaineg )
(Tigoma). P
- (Toluea). P
( Tonicella).
i
257
(Trigla). P
.(Tritonia). P
(Turritella). —
; 790, 400
(Urocoptis). —
(Vittaria). P
(Vivipara). ze
yer
(Zonitis). P 746,
lineaticollis (Arizona
- 765, 197 ia
’(Coluber). big
963
| 472
(Rhynchenus).
- (Rhyssematus).
lineatipes (Martella
(Paltothemis).
. 490
lineatopus (Anolis).
lineatum (Bascanion)
(Catecnonalel
(Catostoma
(Cerithium). 01,
(Laban) or
871
Ke
60, 76
553
lineatus (Achi
205; ’87,-390;
(Acteon). Be
(Aleuas).° P |
(Ambiogeeas
ad <r
P 93,
us). P 69, 69; ’81,
tator). P ’63, 271;
1s). » 85, 336
.. P 60, 253
P 64, 60, 61
. j iii, 200
us). P 53, 358
P 53, 358
53, 386; 65, 80;
& B57, 150
j iii, 3515 iv, 271. P
us). P ’61,-88, 89;
). J V, 51
P ’83, 118, 123, 290;
P51, 268: 756,
P 64, 215
P °79, 373
a
athns). P ’01, 43
P 41, 39; °51, 208;
112; 61, "49; °88, 195,
mus), P '56, 135;
62, 17
"62, 154; 08,
‘61,
cus). P '10, 605
- lineellus (Agabus).
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
lineatus. Continued.
(Limax). P ’59, 188
(Lithodytes).
(Lutianus).
(Lygophis). P
, 348 .
P
P
-(Macroceramus).
ee ee
713
(Mecolepis).
(Micromerus). -
(Micropogon).
(Microps). P
06, 76; 701, 43
(Miogryllus).
575; ’07, 74; ’09, 483
(Mugil).. P ’77, 212
(Ochthebius). P
IV, 30
(Pagurus). es 58, 235
(Partula). 85, "213
(Partulus).
(Phtheirichthys). Pp
(Picus). j viii, 155
(Planaxis). P 791, 53
- (Pleuronectus). Pp 64,
97, 133; 703, 350
-' (Podilymbus).
62, 233; 99, 22
. (Pacilocapsus).
(Pecilopternis).
(Polynemus).
aint :
(Rallus). 94, 138
yey P .’82,
(Roceus).“-P ’60, 112;
"75, 255; °77, 211;
249 .
(Siphateles). P
(Smaris). P ’83, 123;
(Spirifera). P 59, 8-28
(Stegodyphus).
(Stenocorus).
(Tagelus).
(Tetragonopterus). P
(Tetrodon). P ’03, 164
(Tomodon).
(Tropinotus).
(Turbo). P
(Unio). P
J V, 407
P Hig 97
P 61, 8
P 02, 72
P 54,
P 01,
P °59,
P61, 27
J i, 319
Pp -
748, 106
(Vam pyrops). P ’89, 318;
402; 1900, 756
(Vivip arus).
lineella (Photmus)._
(Tomoxia).
ag
P 762, 45
(Centrinus).
Lineide. P ’01, 729
lineola (Agonoderus). P ’68,
(Cantharis). P ’51, 342
(Carabus). P ’68, 375
P 59,” 79
811
P °71, 219
J XII, 525
60, 253;
62,
98, 266
05, 711,
01, 135
7, 89
56, 241, 252;
. 7; 04, ans
"55, 361. J
- IX, 50, 112
62, 239
215;
179;
264
105
6
P 64, 239-
282
61, 49;
04, 509;
07,
83, 152
86, 269
i 03, 140 ©
+
J VII, 370 -
06, 348
J VIll, 137
07, 174
53, 251; 54, 245.
91,
> Se
51, 335
a 61, 340
374 :
812
lineola. Continued: >. te
(Colydium). jv, 264 « ~—— «x
(Feronia). P ’68, 375
(Leptura). j iii, 421.
330
(Loxia). P ’64, 253
(Psittacula). P 53, 372; 99,
J III, 154
(Sphodromantis).
(Stenura). J I, 330
(Strangalia). 2 T, 330 ©
(Tabanus). -- 78, 315;
322
(Telephorus). P 751, 342
(Vibrio). P 749, 228 %
lineolata (Amastra): 88, 54
-P 168, 64
48, 96;
81, 451; ’98, 422
’(Astarte).. P 48, 96; ’62, 575
782, 158
(Chrysomela).
(Clivina). P
(Cremastogaster). 79, 137;
03, 493; °04, 639-643 3
(Laminella). P 88,54 *
(Leptachatina). P- 488, 54
{(Partula). P ’85, 214. J IX,
64°
(Pecilia). P ae 170;
P 62, 579
(Siphonaria). P ’91, 49
(Solyma). P ’05, 17
(Stenura). J I, 330
(Turbonilla). Pp 99, 174
lineolatum (Triton). P 46, 26
lineolatus (Bellerophon). P 62, 427
(Bulimus). P ’54, 32
(Callionymus). P ’58, 130
(Catonotus). P ’77, 89
De ec at eae P ’49,
my £3 ir
(Cynoglossus). P ’97, 88
(Hydroporus). oa "55, 291, 296
(Notarchus).
(Sehizogeni.
(Solyma). -
(Synchiro opus).
(Taphro ag
: (Unio). *P °53, 251, as
lineolus (Bolijorhynchus).
(Opheobatrachus). p
101
(Sp elerpes). P
66, 132; 768, 313;
VI, 100
lineomaculata ‘ (Chilophryne).
358
32.
P 03, 708:
95,
P 62, 579;
ee. -|-
P 773, 47
57, 83
P
114
(Seapharea).
170.
199, 32
’69, 94,
65, 196, 197:
69, 101. J
P 62,
lineopunctatus (Balistes). P ’63,
yy die
INDEX TO GENERA}: SPECIES, ETC.
me
JI Li#
lineotum”(Cerion). P 96, 319
C3
t Jingueformis (Avieula
T linguarius’* (Felicites:
F linguatula (Eucitharus),
ae lyse
Lineus. P ’57, 159, 160:
721, 726--
lingata. (Canthéris). P
lingatulus « eho of
j Ungensis (aige) ‘Poe
! lingua (Mytilus). Po
fiGeancanis: (Ostrea).
90, 404
sig
(Volsé
50, 97
Linguatula.
linguefer (Petalodus). +
Linguelapsus. P
_ Linguella. P ’80, 59-
linguifera (Hela ot
(Helix). P ’58
linguiferoides (Spi
325
linguiformis —
60, 427 |
Lingula. ig Vili
"52, 190:
49, ’50, vay
443; 63, 3,
129; NTS; 177, 2
84, 149; 88, 226;
J VIM,
lingula (Dig rophara).
470
lingulacella "(Nomia).
Lingulella. P ’71, 185,
Lingtilepis. P 71, )
Lingulide. P 60,
Linguline. P 773, 202
linifera (Leda). — ie
(Tellinella). J
linifolia | *(Campantla)s-
3 (182, 198
linifolium z (Nas
(Py enanthemw
linifolius (Aster). —
“1900, 670 —
63, 633. $4
Tinnooatih tf ia
linnei_ (Eclectus).
linnei (Ahaetulla).
ina). 3
eT aie
P 98, 400
, 450; °62, 162
2): P90, 398.n J
1). P-1’54, 29 -<
337 ch
P 6ly 460;
P 61, 460; 62,
#61, 451; 62,
iocarpa). P 2, 6
m). P 62, 6-166
oma). P ’5%-.67
ocephalus). P ’59, 67
2 co | vii, B59
~ J III, 328
P 05, 9
—P 05, 9
P 05, 17
a). .P ’47,-288; 48,
“ ‘T, 118; IV, 293;
a). P ’61, 150; 76,
J IV, 276,279
ss). P 76, 306;
ia) AT, ax
4 "48, 106; 703, 757
‘ss 76 B06 - 77, 24;
- sell ms
linteum (Cardium):;
ial V, 278
‘liodon (Croecodilus). P-
' liogenys (Hemipteronotus).
539
- Lioheterodon.
' Liomera. P’52;- 78;
27813
P+’76, 306. J
?
(Protocardia). P ’76, 306. J
IV, 278
linteus (Bulimus). JxVIII, 331
(Crassatellites). P ’05, 14
(Solidulus).. F*III, 334
Linum. j vii,.16. Py 58, 127; ’60,
302, 511; .’61, :450;- 62, 162; 63,
59; 784, 33 as. 98,19, 294, 404;
-1900, 484, 645,- 659, . 666; 02, 36,
662 ;. 704, Bee "10, 546, 566
Linyphia. 78, -129- 132; 79, 150;
92, 41; 1906, 533 01, 580; 03,
60, 114, 128,133; 04, 128; ’05,
314, 315; 709, 548
?
Linyphine. P ’92, 41
Linyphioide. P ’78, 128
Liobunum. P:;14900, 541;
704, 140;: 709;-231
Liocardium. +P -’63; 445 -°71, 135
Liocephalus. P 62, 482; *68,- 7,
120, - 126, 127 '71, 218; 83, 34;
94, 432, 436; “4415 196, 463
liocephalus Gerrhonotus). Pp 108,
552; 708, 118
liocercus (Coluber). P ’60, 557
(Dendrophis). | oe 60, 557 -
(Leptophis). 60, 557; .’93,
- 432
Liochila; P ’74,-56, 57; ’92, 398
Lioenemis. P 55, 346; 68, 382
lioconus (Kaliella). Pp. "305, 716
lioconus goniozonus (Kaliella).- P
05, 717
lioeyma (Columbella). P ’04,-14;
05, 105
Lioderma. P 65, 184; ’05; 26
lioderma (Kaliella). Pp 701, 404
(Lioderma). P 705, 26
(Liopeplum). P ’05, 25
(Polygyra). P -702, 511
~ -(Volutilithes). P ’65, 184
Liodes. P 753, 283-285
Liodon. P°’71, 297, 298; 772, 141
71; 104
Liodytes. P ’94, 425, 428; 701, -40;
03, 557; -708; 121
liogaster (Gonyocephalus). P 702,
176
01, 593;
Liogenys. P-°73, 829
J XIL,
lioglossus (Lutianus).~ J XII, 525
P~’94, 427
Liolemus. P- ’57,°198
- Liolepis. P ’68, 283; 96, 462
- Liolepisma. P
03, 541, 554, 558;
04, 467, 469; 708, 118 .
Liolophura. P ’94, 70, 87
258, 3253+ 791,
‘190, 199
814
Liomesus. fa 98, 419
Lioninia. ‘60, 484; '61, 74; 66,
126
Lioniseus. P 89, 248
Liononacanthus. P
lionotus (Anolis). P
(Dracontura). P
82, 283
61, 210
61, 210
Liopeltis. P ’60, 559; ’95,'390, 407;
01, 17, 66; 03, 554, 556; 04,
467, 473; 08, 122
liopeltis (Acipenser). P ’89, 252,
256
Liopeplum. P 705, 25
Lioperca. iis 62, 236, 237
Liophallus. 94, 427
Liophis. P "59, 297 ; °60, 72, 251,
253; ’62, 75, 76, 348, 356; 765,
190; ’68, 102, 307; ’71, 204, 222;
01, 87.. J VIII, 9, 136, 180
Liopistha. P ’77, 22, -23
Lioplax. P ’65, 35, 36, 39; ’96, 495
Liopropoma. P ’61, 52; ’62, 15, 236
Liopropomine. P ’07, 250
livps (Choneziphius). P ’76, 81.
J VIII, 222
Liopsetta. P ’64, 216, 217
Lioptilus. P ’89, 149
Liopus. P ’61, 354; ’62, 38, 39. J
II, 143, 170-173 ;
liorus (Chasmistes). P ’83, 148.
Liosoma. P
Liostomine. P
Liostomus. P
32; °77, 210
Liothyris. P_ ’91, 166
Liotia. P ’05, 292, 293
Liozoum. P ’65, 224
lipara (Adeorbis). P ’82, 170
_(Delphinula). P ’48, 99
Liparidine. P ’64, 190
Liparine. P ’64, 190
Liparis. P 760, 304;
liparis (Cyclopterus). P
192
63, 29, 32
61, 92;
63, 30,
61, 92, 93;
64, 190
64, 190,
Liparocephalus. P 61, 343
Liparus. j iii, 316. P 53, 443. J
IV, 39
Lipaugus.. P ’60, 143
Lipeurus. P 1900, 154-156
Liphistius. .P ’09, 316
Liphoplus. P 705, 49-54;
10, 10
Lipidosternon. P ’98, 104
Lipinia. P ’57, 196
lipiniana (Estrelda). P
Lipocarpha. P ’67, 23
Lipodectes. P ’92, 308
Lipodesmus. P ’96, 263
Lipomyzon. P ’83, 150 :
Liposareus. P ’71, 284; ’74, 135
Lippia. P ’89, 398; 1900, 649, 669;
05, 698, 699
07, 316;
99, 59
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
— liquida (
lirata (Cancellaria),_
74, 31, J VIII, 330 _
' Liropeecten. P ’81,_
lippie (Nomada). P
lippiens (Stenorhina),
(Sympholis). P-
lippincotti (Turritella).
ppiestiae® (Myl
478
(Sealeina).
liquabilis (Bulimus).
Ming Pp
Liquidambar. P_ 701,
liquidambaris . . Ciboria)
(Valsa). P 77,
Liradiscus. P 790, Ii
(Corbis).
t Grepidailay: ;
251. J IX, 185
' (Euschides). J
(Gafrarium).
(Gyrodes ).
(Helicina).
03, 782;
(Nuculites).
(Paracyolasyam
332 ;
liratum (Buecinum). Pe
liratus (Actinocrinus).
81, 323
’(Bulimus). Py
(Cacabocrinus).
(Chenopus). P
98. JI, 4%
(Dichoerinus).
(Bhoehides).
(Euschides).
(Lathridius).
(Neweombia).
( <a
(Strotocrinus
781, 323 ;
( Teleiocrinus
liricineta (Vitrinell
‘Seagal rum).
(Stigmena)
Liriodendron.
. 199;
106;
202:
456;
Liriola. P ’96
Liriope.
Liris. P
96, 553. a
Lirofusus. P 95,
Lirometopum. P "105,
389 ;
Lirophora. P ’62,
—_
105, 12
286; ’6 a
= 2.01, 655; 02,
- © 65, 61
6; ’84, 316
oe "27, 80
oP 710, 291
P ’10, 291
hurella). P 04, 12
mo 04, 5
). P 704, $4
a5.” 152
6, 376. a3, 2
- P 50, 23, 25
oF ..”63, 178
| VIII, 87 :
>, 19
stina). P 705,
5
149; 59, 289
6 ,
59
ophila). P 773, 65
759, 127; °62, 343.
108
: m). P ’61, 489
atha). P ’03, 130,
= P 91, 47, 142
Pairs 96, 507
x 233, 262; IV,
78
349, 356-361
435
P 65,28. J V,
P 61, 121; 65,
02, 718; °04, 562;
» 26, 75; 08, 370;
"415; 10, 12
14; °66, 347. J
P 42, 184; 82,
> 960, ‘
63, 306, 317, 319; ’65,
5 at 68, 153; °96,
& 217, 218, 258-262,
30; ; XTIT) 180”
Goniobasis "\ Se
63,
2. J VI, 133
—
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
815
- lithobii gf ttichorhymchus). - P ’03,
637, :
Litetides- ARE PRR ER ae
' Lithobius. -J Il, 108. P ’67,-130;
78 315; ’81, 82; °89, 127, 129;
502) 4, 39, 42, 320; °03, 35, 42, 152-
160; 04, 651-653; 05, 94; 06,
3; $08, 82; 10, 316. J V, 13
Lithocharis. J IV, 31 ty
Lithocolletide. P ’59, 317
- Lithocolletis. P °59, 317; ’60, 207,
| Lithocrinus. P
_-Lithodes. P
' Lithodus. .
433; °75, 50
Lithocranius. P ’96, 519
79, 268, 275, 372;
86, 69
58, 230
Lithodesmium. P 1900, 478, .743
Lithodidea. P ’58, 244
Lithodomus. P ’48, 100; ’61,
326; 65, 245; °76, 311; ’87, 397,
402. J I, 182; VIIE,-319 ©
¥. 56, 18
562, . . 153; 66,
71, 216,
85, 266;
Lithodytes. P
323; - 68, 115, 127;
132,
219;
yalece’ £. Dake by 92. 330; 94, 196, 438 ;
08, 125. J VI, 90-92, 96, 112;
> VITT, 155
Lithofragma. J VII, 26
Lithognathus., P 82, 273
lithoidea (Ascidia). ge Ill, 8
Litholepis. P wk 85, 97
Lithophaga. 65, 045; 76, 311;
705, 13, ‘19, J VIII, 319, 377
7 Lithophagus. P ’60, 149; 61, 326;
lithospermoides
_Lithur,
76, 311
Lithophila. J I, 112
lithophila (Ectobia). P 710, 437
lithophilus (Chlenius). P ’56, 25, 27
(Helieus). P 752, 43
Lithophragma. P ’63, "62
lithopoda (Ascida). J Il, 8
Lithornis. J IX, 451
Lithosia. P “60, 542, 543
Lithosiide. P ’60, 537
Lithosmumda. P ’60, 438
lithospermi (Niptera). P ’93, 147
(Orthoearpus). J
III, 99
Lithospermum. J FH SS. “FP 760,
146; 61, 462; 62, 165; 63, 73;
98, "399. J III, 195
Lithostrotion. P 52, 190
Lithotis. P ’74, 54; ’75, 148
Lithotrochus. J VIII, 316
lithura (Lithophaga). P 705, 119
P 701, 216
Lithyp antes. P 1900, 533; 701, 569,
579; °04, 127; 709, 205
litigiosa (Bouteloua). P ’91, 306
(Nemia). P 752, 130
Litiopa. P 91, 53 i
a . 91, 53
816
Litochrus. P ’56, 15, 17
Litoprosupus. P 775, 65
Litopus. J II, 8
litoralis (Zygeupolia). P ’01, 657-
732
litorea (Littorina). P ’60, 148; ’82,
225
See littorea.
Litoria. P ’53, 301;
194. J VI, 73, 200
Litorina. P ’03, 758
Litorinide. P ’60, 423
litterata (Cancer). P
(Oliva). j vii, 153. P
103; ’62, 563; ’71, 143. J
138
(Strephona). P
(Trichopus). P
‘(Varuna): P ’58, 103; ’80,
205
litteratum ( Cerithium), P91, 53
litteratus (Cancer). P 58, 103
(Trichopus). P ’58, 103
littlei (Cucullea). P 05, 9
(Idonearea). P’76, 316; 05, 9
(Ostrea). P ’76, 321; 405, 10
(Pholadomya). ’p 76, 805;
13
89, 305
89, 305
89,
P ’89, 305, 309
56, 237; ’65,
80, 205
"48
IX,
62, 563
80, 205
05,
littonana (Macrochilus). P
(Natica). P ’66, 268;
(Naticopsis). P 66, "268
05
(Sphzodoma).
littoni (Chonetes). J ITI, 25, 32
(Pentamerus). P ’79, 43
littorale (Haplosternum). P ’03, 504
(Pyenogonum). P ’92, 142
littorale var. tenue (Pycnogonum).
P ’92, 144 ;
littoralis (Alibrotus). P ’01, 148
(Amara). P 755, 351
(Amphidora). P 759, 77
(Batatas). P ’67, 21; ’04, 611
(Canis). J XI, 397, 399, 403
(Carcharias). P ’64, 261; ’88,
162; ’04, 505, 506; ’08, 54; 709,
407
(Columba). P ’54, 232
(Corregiola). P ’77, 106
(Crassatella). J IX, 121
(Cyclas). P ’60, 294; ’62, 32
(Ectocarpus). P ’52, 148; 755,
412
(Enchytreus). P 705, 394
(Ernodea). P ’89, 386
_(Eugomphodus). P 63, 333;
64, 260, 261; ’77, 217; 88, 162
(Fovia). P 57, 24
(Halodrillus). P ’02, 82; 705,
373
(Limnobia). P ’60, 17
(Lycosa). P 708, 163
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
littoralis thizopho:
clemmys). P ’06, 112
littoralis (Menticirrhus).
63, 31; 77, SIG ee
(Nais). ’P 08
(Odontaspis).
(Paleotringa).
jee
14
17
* Paradies |
376
(Pardosa). P
(Planaria). Pe
(Polypo
sali,
(Sigmodon).
Squalus).
788, 162,
_ (Umbrina).
” (Unio) Fr 60,
> nan Fo
(Vulpes). J VI,
littorea (Chetomorp ha,
Clitoris ;
(Tringa).
littoreus Ce ale
104; ’82, 279
(Turbo). 8 Ybo
Littorina. P 4
97; ’62, 5607; OT
73, 284; 778,
168, 169, 174, 225;
400; 91, 45, 53, |
435; 05, 292. J
XI, 19, 149, 158
261;
679
’(Leptoxis).
littorineformis (F
Littorinide. P "60, 50
198, 394
littrata (Mitra).
Lituites. P 765, .
70, 51; 790, 454 190
liturata Cae
(Mordella
(Mordellistena)
(Pachyta). P
319, 340 aS
lituratus (ar
(Cryptocephalu
J I, 254 ie4
(Monoeeros). *
liturosus (Balistes).
(Diodon).
litus (Unio). Pp 1,
17
lituus (Ceroys). y
Liuperus. P ’60, 51
51; ’74, 124. J %
41; ’65,
54, 63,2) 3,
. P ’80, 216
morphus).’ P
RP 58, 234
05,
PB 58, 199
trus). P 1900, 527
3). P ’80, 195
‘P ’80, 195
75, 349
> 178 398
P 52, 166
us). J IV, 12, 35
P 58, 234
. P 62, 331
P ae 199
13,08 36. P '56, 289
cola). P ’05, 771
P 08, 512
): P 763, 192.
"77, 195; 78, 88
59, 79. a IV, 40
J
roe. i, 2
7
ae
sae @ 107
Liza. P 98, 340;
817
Liyla. J VIiii,
03, 746-748; 05,
496. Jo XH, 502
liza (Mugil). P ’99, 343
lizzie (Meckelia). P 753,
Llaveia. P ’99, 259-262
Llophrus. j iii, 397
Lloydia. P ’63, 77
loa (Filaria). P ’96, 271
Loasacee. P ’61, 455; 63, 61; ’96,
35. J ITI, 88
Loasex. j vii, 23
lobans (Erineum).
Lobaria. P ’98, 58
lobata (Ammonites).
(Androcera).
(Chama). P
(Chettusia). P ’71, 194
(Dothidea). J II,
(Echinoeystis). P
(Epitrix). P
(Gaillardia).
164
(Jeffersonia).
(Nostochopsis).
act haat
(Physalis). P ’63, 74; ’98, 406
(Scione). P 02, 276.
(Thelephora). J ITI, 220
(Tonaria). P 757, 74
(Tringa). P ’71, 194
(Viola). J III, 82
(Zonaria). P ’05, 695
lobatula (Truncatulina). P ’87, 55
lobatum (¢Parthenium). P ’61, 4573
62, 164 —
lobatus (Actinocrinites). P ’69, 154
(Actinocrinus). P ’81, 318
(Ammonites). P ’56, 280;
119, 126, 128, 153; ’60, 420;
419, 428
(Anthocomus).
J IV, 35
(Ceblepyris). P ’59, 52
(Chettusia). P ’71, 194
(Croton). P ’89, 405
(Elater). j iii, 175. J IV, 35
(Forbesiocrinus). P ’79, 272
-(Hexacrinus). P 781, 254
(Lobivanellus). P ’71, 194
(Myxodesmus). P ’96, 267
(Phalaropus). P ’92, 150; 798,
139; 1900, 5, 22. J Ill, 211;
IX, 413
(Taxocrinus).
(Triton). J III, 361
(Vanellus). P ’71, 194
Lobelia. j vii, 62. P ’60, 303, 512,
514; ’98, 385, 407; 1900, 652, 670;
702, 35; ’07, 455, 457; 709, 389,
392; 710, 546, 573
367
J I, 293
P '54, 168
P 61, 459; ’62,
j vii, 99
P ’69, Biol. 3
P 73, 63
57,
61,
P 752, 166.
P 79, 272
818
Lobeliaceew. P ’58, 132; ’60, 303,
512, 514; ’88, 13; ’98, 385, 407
Loberus. P ’73, 328
lobeter. (Oxyopsis). P ’07, 159
lobiceps (Diplocephalus). P ’05, 305
(Plesiocrerius). P ’05, 305
lobifera (Ascidia). j iii, 7
lobiferus (Chironomus). j iii, 12
lobifrons (Porcellana). P 758, 227
Lobilabrum. P 757, 159
Lobiopa. P ’66, 376
Lobioptera. P ’95, 339
Lobipes. P 753, 427; ’66, 97
Lobivanellus. P ’59, 173; ‘71,
72, 32
Lobocheilos. P ’05, 483
Lobodon. J VII, 415, 416
Lobophora. P ’63, 359
Lobopilumnis. P ’88, 319
Loboplax. P ’94, 70, 76, 78
Loboptera. P 710, 407, 420
Lobostoma. P ’02, 160; ’04, 181,
194;
182, 185
lobostoma (Difflugia). P ’74, 79;
‘77, 307; ’81, 10; ’87, 122
Lobostomine. P ’02, 161; ’04, 183
Lobotes. P ’58, 167; ’59, 52; ’61,
93; ’62, 238; °97, 112; 10, 602.
J XII, 522
Lobotide. P ’97, 112
lobricornis (Myrmica). P. ’79, 140
lobulatus (Pelycictis). P ’96, 390.
J XI, 237, 280
(Prototettix). P 04, 666
locellus (Actinocrinites). P ’69, 155
(Actinocrinus). P ’69, 155;
’81, 319
(Unio). P ’66, $4. J VI, 264
Lochea. P ’72, 150
lockingtoni (Ophioglypha). P ’89,
144, 176
loculator (Ibis). P 756, 295
(Tantalus). j v, 68. P 753,
425; ’55, 316; ’59, 108; ’66, 96;
75, 354; 96,513; 05, 688
locuples (Pellenes). P 703, 341
Locusta. P ’46, 104; ’01, 371, 374;
02, 634, 636; ’05, 410, 807, 826,
827; ’07, 390, 392; 708, 20; ’09,
7; 710, 630, 640. J I, 68
locusta (Cancer). P ’63, 139
(Gammarus). P ’63, 139; 791,
480; ’01, 153
locustecaroline (Gregariny). P ’56,
47; 703, 54; 07, 225
(Stephanophora). P
640; ’07, 225
Locustella. P ’99, 44°
locustella (Emberiza). j iv, 57
Locustine. P ’02, 635; ’04, 530;
705, 404; ’06, 399; ’07, 169; 708,
12
03, 54,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
_ Lonchodide. P 704,
lodensis (Platycrinus).
Lodia. P ’01, 66, 68 ©
age se (Orthonychia),
90,
(Platycors)
90, 165 4
lodiensis (Capulus). P_
legena (Achatinella).
Lemargus. P ’90, ~
lennbergi (Lycosa).
(Pirata). Ba
loeselii (Leptorchis).
Loewia. P ’95, 333
logani (Chonetes). a
115, 116.435 ne
Loganiaceae. P °89
lohrii (Sonorella). P
254
Loimia. P ’03, 475
loisa (Helix). ce
Loiseleuria. J Int, =
loliginis (Tenia).
418
( Tetrabothrium).
Loligo. j ii, 86, 90;
126; 78, 301.
Loligoidea.- j ii, 89
Lolium. P ’77, 108
Lomaria. P 84, 96;
lomatus (Philonthus).
Lomis. P ’58, 231, 245
Lomvia. P 68, 3, (a
69, 211
_ lomvia (Alea). P 768,
(Cataractes). P :
76, 80 =a
(Cepphus). Ee
(Uria). -P aie
76, 80; ’92, 146, 1525"
1900, 6
lomvia arra (Uria). P ’
Lonas. P ’79, 163
Lonchea. j vi, 188.
Loncheide. P 795,
lonchitica (Pecopte1
lonchitidis (Alethop
Lonchodes. P ’04,
Lonchodine. P 704,
Lonchoglossa. P
Lonchopisthus. P
Lonchorina. P ’04,
longa (Anguillula).
49
(Ascaris). P
(Avicula). P
(Diplocardia).
(Eccrina).
(Fridericia).
(Gervillia). P_
248 ‘
(Kaliella). P ©
E (Paraclonaria).
ros). P 67, 216
a). P 71, 276
age rs). P 38,
; "84, 12; 88,
P 60, 40
P °58, 99
ji, 163; ii, 233.
337; 78, 236; ’88,
lula). P °51, 225;
P ’60, 481
hys). P ’07, 433
P 95, 474; 798,
P
a). P 69, 107. J
mes. P
P ’89, 153
P 79, 86
P 97, 85
P 55, 313; °59, 106,
68, 83, 84
a). P 45, 263. J
04, 447,
P ’89, 149
P ’67, 219
P 74, 185, 186
P 02, 673
704,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
- longicaudus (Anolis).
819
longicaudata (Ammothea). P ’64,
159; 92, 142
(Aptenodytes). P ’72, 176
(Euprepis). P ’56, 155
(Salamandra). j v, 331
(Urocaris). P ’78, 330;
424
longicaudatum (Cylindrosoma).
Itl, 346
P 08, 114
3
79,
J
(Kinosternon).
(Kinosternum). P » 181;
59, 7
(‘Thyrosternum). P ’59, 6
ee (Caprimulgus). P ’51,
“eee
(Lestris).
( Nyetibius).
(Sergestes).
(Stercorarius).
j viii, 83
P 63, 136
P 51, 184
P ’60, 46
P ’63, 136
P ’62, 181;
74, 68
(Arvicola). 794, 282
(Cremastus). P ’94, 188
(Cryptus). P 794, 187
(Faleo). P ’67, 214
(Phenacomys). P ’04, 578
(Psittacus). P 702, 673
longicaudus pallidus (Reithrodon-
tomys). P ’05, 677
longicaudus (Salamandra).
107
(Seotornis). P
(Spelerpes). P
105-107; ’95, 405
(Sterecorarius). P 792,
95, 503; ’98, 131; 1900, 8
longiceps (Aemeops). J I, 324
(Arrhideus). P 704, 85
(Bdelloura). P ’51, 289;
24
(Eleotris).
85, 70, 79
(Gobiomorus).
PF
P 69,
51, 186
61, 124; ’69,
147;
57,
P 77, 178, 181;
P °85, 69, 70,
(Hemidactylus). P ’68, 320
(Hybopsis). P 710, 275.
VI, 230, 231, 241
(Leptura). J I, 324
(Malachius). P ’52, 165; 59,
74. J IV, 35
(Philypnus). P
(Planaria). P
24
longicirrata (Syllides). P ’07, 451
longicollis (Chlenius). P ’56, 27
(Elater). P 744, 156
(Eleodes). P 58, 182; 7 29,
7
708, 115
P ’65, 100, 102;
J
"77, 178, 180
51, 289; 57,
(Emys). P
(Harpalus).
66, 347
820
longicollis. Continued:
(Hydnocera). P 44, 44
(Lytta). P 753,348. JIV, 39
(Nemognatha). P ’58, 77. J
IV, 23, 39
(Pterostichus). P ’73, 304. J
II, 239
Longicones. j iv, 55
longicornes (Geophilus). J V, 43
Longicornia. J I, 312; II, 5
longicornis (Acmeops). J I, 321
(Aleyrodes). P ’02, 281
(Aneylonycha). J ITI, 262
(Anisomera). P ’59, 198, 245;
’60, 15
(Arrhenica). P ’59, 244, 245
(Bassus). P 94, 190
(Cirolana). P ’91, 187
(Diabrotica). P ’65, 212, 213
(Galleruca). j iii, 460. P ’65,
213
(Lemophleus). P 754, 76
(Leptura). J I, 321
(Myopa). j iii, 81
(Odynerus). P ’02, 59, 69
(CEdicephalus). P ’73, 129
(Phygadeuon). P 94, 187
(Pisidia). P 758, 229
(Poreellana). P ’50, 29;
229
(Silis). P 751, 339
(Staurorhectus). P
07, 167
(Talitrus). ji, 884
(Talorchestia). P
88, 330, 333
longicornu (Asclepias).
longicornuta (Eulalia).
08, 329
(Ocypoda).
longicruris (Biddulphia).
691, 698
(Laminaria). P ’63, 96
longicudus (Spelerpes). P 1900, 619
longicymba (Ischnochiton). P ’94,
71
58,
06, 33;
78, 298;
J irr. 04.
P 06, 222;
P ’80, 180
P 1900,
(Lepidopleurus). P ’94, 70
longidactylus. (Dendrocrinus). P ’79,
299
(Poteriocrinus). P ’79, 337
(Scaphiocrinus). P ’69, 138;
79, 337, 340
Longidens. P ’96, 318
longidens (Delphinus). P 766, 295
(Leptomylus). J VII, 445
(Loxomylus). P ’69, 92. J
VII, 407, 445
(Melampus). P ’62, 571, 584;
hie iB |
82
(Mylocyprinus). P ’83, 154
oe P 03, 128, 133,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
longidigitatus (Actinox
306
(Periechocrinus
longidigitum (Gelas
144
longifila (Hemiareyria).
longifilis (Hoplosternum)
(Polynemus). P |
longiflora (Cantus). e
, ,
(Cryptolepis).
(Gilia). P 763
(Nicotiana). P
(Posoqueria). P
(Taraxia). P 63
longiflorum (Ribes). j
longifolia (oe )
(Artemisia). P
(Aster). P
(Drosera). B f
330 Wz
(Phaca). P ’63,
(Phlox). j vii, 4
(Pteris). P °89.
(Stellaria). P
59; ’88, 397 ae
we tein (i P 62, 8,
ongifolium (Eriogonum
(Panicum). oy 19¢
longifolius (Aster).
(Rumex). P 63,
(Sporobolus).
longifrons (Ceterhin
IV, 281,. 392
(Leucosia) ‘
61, 338; 66, 365
longilobus (Senecio). 1
longimana (Anchistia)
(Bithynis). P
(Etheostoma)
(Eurynome).
(Liomera). P-
(Megaptera). —
193; ’69, 15; ”
306 ;
(Argus). P
(Carpocrinus)
(Chlorodius).
(Equula) ‘
(Eulamia). —
(Gyrinus).
—
: Continued. ety
5). "P 706, 520
92, 88;
06, 341
"02, 41;
| ed
one). P
705, 315
‘P 710, 368, 371
, (Ipomea). P 798,
u (Paspalum.) P
P 66, 1 73
aly P 04, 804;
-P 52, 67; '62, 52
-P 05, 804, 841
n). P 06, 416
aor) P 08 16
"769, 195, 200, 204,
ia). P 55, 300
as). P '06, 29
. P 06, 378
P 95, 327
“P 98, 172
P 02, 677
). P02, 677
s). P 62, 381, 400,
). P 08, 481
108, 472, 488
(Arenaria). J Iii,
Batrachyla). J VI, 96
stis). 1 it, 164. P 57,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
821
longipes. Continued.
(Charadrius). P ’62, 321
(Clytus). J II, 28
(Conocephalus). P ’07, 392
(Cyclograpsus). P 758, 105;
80, 221
(Cynorta). P ’09, 226
(Diestrammena). P ’06, 287
(Disecoplax). P ’80, 196
longipes cubensis (Ephidatia). P
708, 489
longipes (Epirhexis). P ’82, 330. J
VI, 90
(Eumolpus). P ’47, 169
(Eupagurus). P ’71, 124; ’78,
298, 326
(Eurypelma).- P 709, 194
(Fidia). P ’73, 34
(Gadus). P ’63, 237
(Geograpsus). P ’80, 195, 196
(Grapsus). viii, 125. P ’50,
27; 758, 102; ’79, 400; ’80, 190,
194
(Heteropelma). P
(Hosackia). P
(Hylodes). P ’62, 154
(Lemanctus). P ’65, 197
(Leptogaster). P ’94, 273
(Lepton). P 772, 227
(Leptopus). P 756, 216
(Melanophila).
(Metaplax).
(Miearia). P
‘(Nephthys). P
(C&dinoda). P
(Onychomys). P
(Pilumnoplax). P ’58, 93
(Rana). P ’83, 28
(Rhinoceros). P ’90, 183
(Rhyncholophus). P 704, 143
(Ripiphorus). P ’45, 317
(Scelopora). P 58, 254
(Seolopendra). J V, 26.
(Seytodes). P 703, 340
(Sesarma). P ’80, 216
(Stellaria). P 63, 59;
209; °95, 544. J ITI, 182 -
longipes var. edwardsii (Stellaria).
- P 93, 209
longipes (Stenocorus). j iii, 426. J
II, 20
(Tinopus). J II, 20
(Trifolium). P ’63, 59
(Uroearis). P
(Viola).
(Xiphidium). P ’07, 392
longipetiolata (Crategus). P
607, 621
longipinna (Variola). P ’82, 273
longipinne (Holocentrum). 'p 63,
Sear
94, 188.
63, 349
93,
05,
822
longipinnis (Acheilognathus). P ’10,
481
(Rhombus). P ’84, 312
(Stromateus). P ’84, 312
longiplicata (Clausilia). P ’07, 503,
506
P 71, 242
P 72, 247
longipollex (Gebia).
longirostra (Astarte).
(Motacilla). P ’66, 38
(Pyrula). P ’82, 207
longirostrallus (Chilo). P ’60, 205
longirostris (Actinocrinus). P ’68,
351; ’81, 341
(Agelaius). P ’67, 46
(Aptenodytes). P 72,
174, 192
(Arbelorhina). P
171,
64, 267
(Arvicola). P ’74, 189
(Atelopus). P ’68, 116
(Batocrinus). P ’68, 351, 353;
81, 341
(Belone). P ’77, 214
(Carex). P ’63, 78; °87, 72
(Caridina). P ’93, 111; ’94,
405
(Chetodon). P 1900, 512
(Cereba). P ’64, 267
(Cylindrosteus). P ’64, 185
(Epialtus). P ’79, 385
(Eschatius). J i 392 |
(Euleptorhamphus). P ’84, 221
(Forcipiger). P 1900, 512
(Galathea). P ’58, 238
(Gerres). P ’62, 238
(Glossophaga). P 798, 326,
3380; ’02, 37
(Harporhynchus). P ’68, 149
longirostris sennetti(Harporhynchus).
P ’92, 111
longirostris (Hemirhampus).
155
(Iecterus). P ’67, 46
(Lepidosteus). P 765, 87
(Lepisosteus). P 710, 605
(Macrocephalus). P ’78, 289
(Mastodon). P ’58, 12; ’68,
P 59,
251; ’78, 77. J VII, 244, 250, 396
(Monacanthus). P ’63, 178
(Murenius). P ’08, 83
(Numenius). j v, 72; viii, 156.
P 61, 223; 963, 427; °55,' 315;
56, 294; ’59, 108; ’61, 235; 64,
68; '66, 98; 71, 32; °75, 354;
92, 104; 93, 36, G1; °95, 474. J
I, 223
(Paguristes). P 51, 2713
58, 236
’(Paleosyops). J IX, 271, 272,
888-340, 359
(Peneus). P ’93, 110
(Peralestes). J IX, 265
(Perissolax). J VIII, 276, 314
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
longirostris. Continued.
(Phascolestes). P
(Plestiodon). ;
(Pyrula). J VIIL
(Rallus). P ’60, 3
"75, 358
(Saurus). P ’
(Siphonalia). P
(Sorex). P 97, |
(cient
(Sus). P 70
(Synistius). °86,
(Tet anor
(Vireo). P 48 127
60, 375
longirostrum (Cra ut
(Smilium). P 708,
longiseta _(Androeryphia
228
(Fossombronia). .
(Oribata). P 06,
- (Pristina). P 750,
P Pp
: (Subprotula). 0,
longisetosa Civigone). Pp?
(Protula).
311
longisetosus (Antolyts)
(dota
(Tmeticus). Dy
longispica ‘aaa
longispina (Acanthoer:
386
(Biddulphia).
1900, 691, 699
Ps
(Odontropis). -
(Opuntia). Po
(Bhedoonaaa
(Sillus). P 709,
loigiesel (Pardosa
708, 164, 173, om).
lon inis (Lepom
for J Vi, 22633
” (Pintepeenl
longispinosa (Amphi
84
longispinosus (Lepte
223, 236, 239 ES
longispinum (Astraliu
longispinus (Chlorinoi
215 ses
(Lepomis). P_
(Productus). P
(Ptoroasee aa
—_——
ma FP 797, 410
a P 08,” 597
P ’76, 210
P 95, 427
pe 95, 427
stes). P 63, 177.
_. F ’01, 134
? 01, 134”
" omeyenia).
a). P 60, 200
: P 01, 576
e
a a as ak Bi a ae ee
pill Li ti ian lial
Pr 71, 240_
e758, 235, 247
"47, 249; ’80,
ma). J III, 240
num). P ’05, 306
P 09, 217
). J III, 240
ypsus). P °80, 195
). P 58, 235, 247
. P 58, 87; °73, 57, 65.
P 92, 24
P 05, 306
ne). P ’05, 306
. P 05,
P 05, 306,
P 91,
P ’60, 431
j 3 264
? 60,
oe .
upalpus).
P 60, 320
66, 347
=: > 74, 29, 30. J
oma). ‘dl 61, 353
i oat eee).
J IV, 37
inellastrum). -
| (Catatpay P01, 557
della). P °95, 427
87,
J Ill, 242; Iv,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
|
!
823
_longulus. Continued.
: shot erat P 54, 25; ’65, 85.
(Calliurus). J VI, 224
(Canebarus). P ’52, 90
(Colymbetes). P ’62, 522
(Cratonychus). J IV, 35
(Dyschirius). P ’57, 76, 77
(Luperus). P ’65, 208, 209
(Myochrous). P 58, 86; "73,
37. J IV, 41
: Daroeads erent P ’59, 282,
8
(Ochthedromus). P ’57, 4
53, 390; 754,
(Pomotis). P
5
(Pterostichus). P ’73, 303, 312
(Stenolophus). P 68, 378
(Telephorus). P ’51, 343
longum (Aulonium). P 66, 348, 378
(Distomum). P ’51, 206; 756,
44
longus (Actinocrinites). P
(Actinocrinus). P
157; 781, 318
(Asellus). j i, 83
P 760, 152;
69, 155
69, 155,
75,
(Tabanus). P ’95, 323
Lonicera. P ’63, 63; ’70, 102; 71,
107; ’83, 256; ’84, 86; ’88, 279,
280; 89, 385; ’91, 433; ’92, 379-
381; ’94, 169-171; ’97, 179, 284;
798, 30, 303; 1900, 670; 710, 548,
573
lonicere (Aleyrodes). P ’02, 281
lonosa (Aristida). P ’07, 458
lonsdalii (Pleurotoma). P 7°48, 104
loo (Secomber). P ’04, 759
loomisi (Pseudodon). P 1900, 84
loomisii (Pyenanthemum). j vii, 100
Lopadorhynechus. P ’07, 95, 108, 113
Lopaphus. P 704, 71, 85
Lopezia. P 758, 133; "67, 33; 68,
153; ’91, 282
Lopha. P 743, 298; 57, 6
Lophactis. P ’89, 109, 111
Lophanthus. P ’60, 514; ’63, 72
Lopharthyia. P ’62, 230
lophias (Amiurus). P ’75, 255
Lophide. P ’54, 151
Lophidium. P ’94, 333
Lophiide. P ’97, 90; ’04, 512
Lophinus. P ’59, 127; ’62, 343. J
VI, 108
Lophiodocherus. P ’90, 54
Lophiodon. P ’46, 94; ’57, 91; 768,
232; °70, 109, 112; °71, 9, 229;
"72, 19; °74, 116; 981, 148; 90,
54. J I, 18- 20; VII, 21, 206, 219,
238, 357, 372, 391; VIII, 73, 74, 76
Lophioide. P "563, 89
824
P 1900, 546;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Lophiola. 07, 455
Lophiomeryx). P 199,” 434
Lophiomys. P ’88, 98; 96, 524; —
’97, 90
Lophionotes. P ’84, 173
Lophiosphera. P ’93, 132; ’94, 332
sik oa ake = P '94, 332; 95, 26,
41
Lophiotherium. P ’70, 126
Lophius. j iii, 395. P 63, 89, 176;
82, 308; ’84, 45; 785, 59: 87,
351; 89, 344; 192, 231, 278; 97,
90, 133; 1900, 519; 04, 512; 09,
407 :
Lophobranchii. P ’54, 156; ’59, 149;
71, 157
Lophocampa. P ’60, 533
Lophocarenum. P ’92, 35; 05, 301-
316, 331 .
Lophocephalus.. P ’05, 89
Lophoceros. P ’99, 37
Lophocetus. P 67, 144, 146; ’69,
6. J VII, 435
Lophocolea. P ’69, 222
Lophodermium. P ’91, 79; 94, 347
lophodon (Crinodus). P 62, 112
(Haplodactylus). P 62, 112
Lophodytes. P ’59, 109; 66, 99;
68, 85; 69, 218; 793, 22, 31; 795,
467. J IX, "402, "409
Lovhoglossus. P ’73, 302, 316. J
II, 225-227, 248 <r
Lophogobius. P ’62, 240
Lophogorgia. P 60, 233
Lopholithodes. P 58, 231
lophoma (Cyclura). P 56, 237; 61,
123
Lophomma. P ’92, 35; ’05, 304-306
Lophomonas. P ’79, 204
Lophonocerus. J II, 7
Lophophanes. P ’50, 103; 759, 107,
191; ’66, 79; ’68 149; 75, 352;
’83, 60. J II, 263
Lophophyllum. P ’76, 27; ’88, 224;
91, 244 n ~
Lophopsetta. P ’64, 216, 220; ’77,
205; ’82, 280; 704, 512
Lophopteryx. P 84, 285
Lovhopus. P 751, 320; 58, 190. J
VI, 200
: Lophorhina. P ’91, 448
Lophortyx. P ’43, 260; 751, 221;
55, 314;
321; ’66, 39, 94;
04, 580; 05, 681.
Lophos. P ’58, 162
Lophostrix. P 90, 129
lophotes (Pseudoseisura). P2790) 210
(Lophura. P ’68, 282
Lophuromys. P 796, 534
Lophyropa. j i. 439
Lophyrus. P ’94, 70, 86
59, 108, 192, 305; 763,
"68, 84; °99, 20;
J I, 219
Loranthacee. P ’63, 75
J III, 90 ‘ae
Loranthus. P 89, 407
lorata (Achatinella). P-
- (Achatinellastrum
(Apex).
(Bulimella).
(Helicter).
loratus (Helicteres).
aan (Abromys). P
” (chionel, P °65,
‘ Clibamaetnail Po
(Halosydna). P
(Perognathus). P
(Physa). P ’81, 98
516
(Psephis). P ’65.
lordii (Spongilla). P
176, 197
lordlyi (Caryatis). ae Vil
(Cerithinm). J V
loreata (Rhadinea). “4
loreatus (Dromicus).
lorenti (Trigonia). J
lorentzii (Achirus). P
loreus (Dactylocrinus). :
162
(Seytalo a
loria (Hydrecia).
Lorica. P ’94, 70 i
maria Pp 71, 28930
76, 338; 782, 281, 30’
loricaria (Muscicapa).
Loricariide. P ’68, 295
loricata (Helix). we
197; °73, 249;
insisdopsia). be
loricatis a
172
loricatus (Celeus).
‘Cas cena
(Egeon). P-
(Gammaracanth
loris orden
Lorisine. J X, 275
lorito (Sparisoma), a
loro (Scarus).
lorquinii (Dezeadion): A
lorraini (Clausilia).
lorti (Orthetrum). Pe
). P 93, 282
is). P
-- J VIII, 312
J VIM, 312
P 62, 195,
0; °63, 250, 257; °92,
5, 370. J VI, 247
). P 75, 433
P 64, 244
63, 60
ria). P '95, 487
P 04, 22
P 41, 121; 754,
80, 348; ’82, 115;
394; °96, 197; °97,
8, 96. J ILI, 170;
446
, 350, 351; 77, 106. J
nada). P
). P ’06, 94
pidosteus). P ’10,
03, 594,
phemopsis) aS 8D,
(Goniobasis). P 63,
J VI, 133
P 62, 236
J XII, 521
. P 81, 221, 342
P 80, 76, 85
. P ’86, 71, 74;
-
80, 73, 85
aus). P °79, 273
). P '80, 85
. P 02, 274; 708,
J VIII, 190
360
ites). P 69, 154
. P °78, 249,
P 99, 254
a). P °65, 127
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
60, 4388 |
. Loxopholis.
825
lowrieanus (Aster). P 1900, 485-
488
lowrieanus--lancifolius (Aster). P
1900, 485
Loxandrus. P ’73, 302, 317. J II,
225-227, 250-253
Loxechinus. P ’63, 357 ;
Loxia. j iv, 39, 43; viii, 155. P
48, 67; 753, 383, 400; 754, 203;
56, 319; ’59, 136, 137; ’60, 140;
64, 242, 251; ’65, 170; ’66, 84;
75, 350; ’90, 215; 793, 47, 63;
95, 382, 488; ’96, 140; ’99, 60;
02, 689
_ loxia (Rhynchonella). P ’73, 195
-Loxigilla. P ’63, 297; ’09, 362
Loximitris. P 09, 362
Loxocemus. P ’61, 76, 304
Loxocera. j iii, 98
Loxodon. P ’68, 251, 292; ’78, 47,
52
loxodon (Helix). P ’73, 250; ’74,
56
(Hesperomys). P ’74, 150
(Megalonyx). P ’96, 379. J
XI, 210-212, 280
Loxolophodon. P 73, 102; ’75, 73.
J IX, 271
Loxolophus. P ’92, 297
Loxomylus. P ’69, 92. J VII, 407,
445
Loxonema. j viii, 273. P ’60, 464;
61, 146; 63, 22; ‘73; 174; 88,
240; °89, 298, 299, 305- 308; 91,
254, 259-263. J IL, 194; III, 77;
VIII, 315
loxonema (Terebra). P
82, 173
P 68, 305
P ’07, 469, 472
Loxophyllum. P ’84, 51
Loxosceles. P ’89, 98; ’01, 571; 704,
122; ’09, 299, 301-313
Loxosoma. J IX, 13, 15, 16
loxospira (Clausilia). P ’08, 566
loyea (Sturnella). P ’66, 25
loysiana (Anolis). P 756, 224, 237
Lozopera. P ’60, 354
Lozotenia. P ’60 346
lubackii (Galatea). P ’61, 25
lubens (Mamestra). P ’75, 425
Lubomirskia. P ’87, 163, 180, 268,
270
lubrica (Achatina).
155; 61, 307, 330
(Cionella). P
(Cochlicopa). P 1900, 133;
02, 420, 429; 03, 204; 06, 149,
533; ’09, 497, 515; 710, 51, 135
(Zua). P 72, 107
Iubricus (Bulimus). P 60, 19
(Hydrops). P ’71, 217
48, 106;
Loxophora.
P °58, 207; 760,
109, 497
826
lubricus. Contiiued.
(Pterostichus). P ’73, 302,
306. J II, 240
(Saprinus). P 52, 40; ’59, 71.
J IV, 31
lucani (Euspora). P ’03, 50, 640
Lucania. P ’59, 118; ’77, 92, 96;
09, 407; ’10, 600
lucanica (Glenocerearia). P ’77, 200
(Monostoma). P ’77, 200
Lueanide. J I, 315
Lucanus. j iii, 248; v, 202. J I,
314
Lucapina. J VIII, 369
Luear. P ’75, 349
lucasana (Julis). P 63, 223
(Sphyrena). P ’63, 86; 784,
75
lucasanus (Julis). P ’62, 142
(Pieus). P ’59, 298, 301, 302;
63, 95
lucasi (Pediocetes). J IX, 414-416
lueasia (Elis). P ’99, 195
lucasii (Albunea). P 758, 230
(Helice). P ’80, 220 .
(Heterograpsus). P ’80, 207
lucaysiensis (Myiarchus). P ’72, 78
(Tyrannula). P ’72, 78
lucens (Heliothis). P ’75, 69
(Orthocentrus). P ’94, 190
Lucerna. P ’92, 129, 215, 398 ©
“lucerna (Macoma).
Lucernaria. P ’63, 142
Lucernuta. P 751, 332
soy gis (Lithocolletis). P ’59, 322,
19
luchuana (Camena). P
(Diplommatina). P
(Ena). P ’05, 737
luchuana nesiotica (Ena).
(Eulima). P
112
(Helix). P ’02, 236
(Patella). P ’01, 202
luchuanus (Buliminus).. P 705, 737
Luchuphedusa. P ’01, 410, 411, 422,
647, 652; ’04, 616, 809, 816, 817,
820; ’07, 499; ’08, 569, 571
lucie (Fundulus). P ’09, 407; 710,
600
02, 236
01, 352
P ’08, 598
01, 396; 705,
(Helminthophaga). P ’66, 70
(Helminthophila). P ’92, 123
(Monophyllus). P ’02, 411
(Stenoderma). P ’02, 407
(Thaumatias). P ’67, 233
luciane (Paleornis). P ’99, 50
lucida (Amizilis). P "99, 208
(Assiminea). P 79, 29; ’87,
153. J VIII, 408; IX, 107
(Byrsonima).
(Coereba). P ;
(Coptocyela). P ’73, 79
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
P 1900, 480
lucida. Continued. €
(Donacia). P ’51
(Elis). P “
(Excecaria).
(Hemithyris).
(Leptackatinial™
(Polita). P ’94,
(Rhychonella). P
(Rosa). P ’60, 3
(Scieena).
(Siliqua)..
213 i
(Thalassocaris). P.
(Triopa). P a
(Vitrea). P 710, 6€
Lucidella. P 710, 525.
lucidicostella (Lithoeo i
318, 319; 760, 433
lucidula re Eas
(Argutor
(Coptoeyela).
(Cymindis). P ”
(Feronia). J Il,
(Pepsis). P ’97,
lucidulus (Saprinus).
(Tabanus). P
lucidum (Bryum). J
(Hypoxylon). J
(Lepton). P ’72,
(Microcentrum).
lucidus (Aplostoma).
(Aretonotus). J Tv,
(Blechrus). 3 Ty,
(Bomius).
cee 7
(Croton). * P 39, 4
lucidus var. pubigerus
89, 405 ; i
(Cueulus). P 770,
(Harpalus). P
(Luxilus). P
291
(Ochthedromus).
(Polyergus).
376-384; ’81, 67;
213
(Thalassiocaris). P
(Unio). P ’63, 19
Lucifer. P 60, 552 —
lucifer (Anthrax). P
326
(Caudisona). Pe
(Crotalus). ‘32,
300; ’59, 337; sd 7
(Tagetes).
lucifera. tt eee
(Pyractomena).
54, 218
luciferella (Laverna).
sea). P ’60, 209
252; 706 434 -—
mpra); P %06, 270
5. J Ill, 345
P '69, 107; 08,
252
es). J VIII, 426,
us). P °75, 353.
srus (Myotis).
os). P
j viii, 283. P
66, 288; 67,
196, 203; °97, 33,
P 04,
49, 214;
c a am OIE ON LEE I AEE AE en em a NO eg
fe
ius ( Vespertilio).
s (Vespertilio). P
279; °95, 335; ’98,
9, 145; vi, 118, 120,
vii, 125, 253; viii,
8; 742, 191, 217; °43,
, 426; °61, 32, 427;
65, 57; 67, 139:
"72, 82-88, 91,
5, 352; '76, 307; ’78,
24; '82, 155-165; ’83,
341, 398, 400, 403:
90, 144, 146, 402,
47, 142; 95, 147;
*98, 418-420, 462; 01,
263, 264, 756; °04, 555:
J I, 111, 124; I, 275;
, 318, 333, 345, 376:
us). P ’81, 318
30
?
ia). P ’72, 94—
hidesma). P 72, 90
50 426; 62, 577; "72
05, 15
tot]
mmobia).
P ’82, 159
| ae
61
48, 105;
“P °84, 131, 136
P °65, 80; ’85,
opis). P 710, 288
nis). P ’04, 245; ’10,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
827
Luciogobius. P ’59, 146
~Lueiola. P 51, 347
Lucioperea...P 57, 201;
82; 790, 48
lucioperca (Centropomus). P _ 06,
520
luciopereanus (Serranus). P ’62, 236
Luciotrutta. P ’77, 94, 96
Lucius. P ’85, 367
lucius (Alligator).
61, 47; 65,
J II, 137, 138
(Anolis). P 756, 224, 237. J
166
(Atractosteus). P 710, 611
(Crocodilus). j iv, 19; vi, 19,
37. P 08,113
: (Esox). j i, 415. P ’65, 79;
77, 44; °85, 368, 371, 372, 374;
93, 75
lucius 8 americanus (Esox). P ’85,
368
lucius var. estor (Esox). P ’85, 372
' lucius (Ophicephalus). P 05, 506.
J XII, 531
(Ptychocheilus). P 756, 209
luctator (Caprella). P ’53, 383
(Tecturella). P 755, 391
luctifera (Endodonta). P 705, 575,
783
(Schizonyx). P ’98, 146; 99,
245, 248
(Thaumatodon). P ’05, 575
(Zygonyx). P 798, 146
luctuosa (Amara). P 756, 29
(Amastra). P ’88, 46
(Carpophaga). P 54, 231;
62, 320
(Columba). P 754, 231
(Feronia). J II, 2438
(Galeruca). P ’65, 217
(Gnophomyia). P ’59, 224;
95, 320
(Libellula). P ’62, 400, 402;
08, 475, 488
(Libellulina). P ’62, 381
(Omaseus). J IT, 243
(Orsadachna). P 773, 23
(Ptosima). P 73, 89
(Vestalis). P 01, 134
luctuosum (Agonum). P ’54, 57. J
” (Chlorostoma). J VIII, 331
(Troehus). J VIII, 331
luctuosus (Ancistrogaster). P ’03,
308
(Elater). P ’66, 347
(Gryllus). P 704, 801;
Crarusy.ce Ot, cok 5!
(Pterostichus). P ’73, 308. J
TI, 243
(Tachyphonus). P
171
65,
luecublanda (Feronia). J II, 255
10, 10
760, 141;
828 INDEX
lucublandus (Pecilus). P
J Il, 255
(Pterostichus). P ’73, 307
lucubrata (Helix). P ’57, 190, 192;
43, 297.
60, 151
(Omphalina). P ’03, 767
Luculia. P ’58, 134
lucunter cee xg ymigg ay 63, 355
(Echinus). jv, 2
luezotii (Feronia). P *60, 315. J
II, 244
(Pterostichus). P60; - BAS.
66, 346; ’73, 308, 309. J II, 244
ludibunda ‘(Cyprinella). P 756, 199;
710, 280
’(Puceinia). P ’93, 158
ludibundus (Notropis). ’p 710, 280
Ludius. P ’61, 335
ludoviciana (Alauda). j iv, 182
(Anemone). j v, 159
(Anthostomella). P
(Arabis). P ’60, 145
(Arctomys). P 751, 214
(Ardea). jv, 61, 62
(Artemisia). P ’63, 66;
32, 305
(Chettusia). P ’71, 196
(Cordieria). P 703, 275
(Coturnix). j iv, 268
(Cyprea). P ’99, 77
(Demiegretta). P ’64, 63
(Ficedula). j iv, 198 Bets
(Fringilla). j vii, 307. P 756,
292
(Guiraea). P 748, 90
(Habia). P ’90, 209 ;
96, 124, 139, 147
’(Lesquerella). P7070, 24T
(Loxia). j iv, 39. P ’64,
(Motacilla). j iv, 198. P
376
(Muscicapa). j iv, 167
(Parra). P ’71, 196
(Phyllosticta). P ’94, 356
(Pyranga). P59, 191; .’66,
71; 768,83; -92, 1283. 705, 52;
98, 215; ’03, 11; 704, 583; 708,
99. J II, 267 :
(Septoria). P ’94, 368
(Sturnella). P 753, 383, 396;
‘56, 291; 766, 23
(Sylvia). j iv, 29, 198
(Tanagra). j iv, 54; vii, 193;
viii, 154
(Vesicaria). P 63, 58
(Zamelodia). P 783, 63;
84; ’07, 458; 708, 154
Iudovicianus (Anthus). P
51,'215; °53, 310, 399; 755, 310;
59, 106, 190; ’61, 219; 766, 67;
68, 82, 149; ’71, 19; °75, 348. J
T,:87 5581, 266 ;
90, 228
98,
95, 491;
252
60,
98,
46, 114;
TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. —
' Judovicianus var. robustus.
ludwigive ‘(eidium .
ludovicianus. Contin
- (Coccothraustes).
(Cocoborus). P
(Collurio). P 775, |
P 85, 93; °99, 23
(Collyrio). P 59,
(Colymbus). P
(Cynomys). P
(Fusus). P 799,
(Lanius). j iii,
vii, 193; viii, 152. F
53, 308; *55, 312; 75
91; 95, 493; '96,
458, J es 44°
ludovicianus excubito:
P ’90, 216; 92, 110, 122;
ludovicianus ’ gambeli La
’98, 216; 705, 685 se
ludovicianus | robustus
95, 94. ae
(Mus). P 75, 13)
(Muscicapa). P
(Oriolus). + dal
403
ludovicianus vicinus
97, 216
’(Sturnus). j iv, :
66, 23; ’97, 146 =
( Thryothorus). PR
92, 111; ’95, 498;
(Troglodytes)..
(Tyrannus).
351;
Ludwigia. P ’60, 512
95; 702, 663
luetkenii
335
Luffa. P ’89, 383
lugens ( Agabus).
(Baecha).
(Cantharis).
(Hemig
(Leptura). =
(Lytta). P i
(Motacilla).—
, (Museioapal
ay CEdionychis).
(Procellaria).
195
P
(Saprinus). Le
J IV, 12, 34
‘ium ). -P ’57, 5, 6
ig 962, 53. J IV,
P 65, 21
"52, 144.
). P ’s8, 39°
P ’88, 38, 39
frum). P ’88, 39
). P 43, 297, 801;
a). P ’96, 552
P °53, 302; 56,
; 69, 109; 1900,
J Il, 345
P 53, 264
jv, 246. P ’52,
188, 39
P 1900, 613, 618;
P 73, 96, 333
P 03, 311.
P 68, 382
. P 60, 16
P ’88, 39
88, 39
). P '55, 367. J
; th Ji 248
P38, 379
j ii, 419.
03, 132
. P 48, 103; 62,
186, 351; °87, 399
P ’48, 103; °87, 54
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
a ee
,Lumbricillus. P
829
| lugubris. Continued.
(Pedilus). P '55, 273, 274. J
(Planaria). P ’04, 208-218
(Polybia). P ’98, 450
(Procellaria). P ’64, 80; ’66,
156, 171, 191
(Protococeus). P ’78, 331
66, 408; 799,
: (Quisealus). P
(Salamandra). P ’48,126; ’49,
188 Es "58, 288 56, 9, 10; ’69, 109.
(Sphinx). J IV, 139
a J I, 334
cate Surniculus). P 702, 677
(Sylvia). P 05, 772
(Taricha). P 56, 10; ’69, 109
(Thelphusa). P ’80, 36
(Thyreus). J IV, 139
(Turdus). P ’64, 250
(Typocerus). J I, 334
(Unio). P ’53, 252,-255. J
V, 414 ‘
lugubrosus (Bufo). P ’53, 424
(Esox). P ’53, 386; 765, 80;
85, 373, 375
’(Phrynoidis). P ’62, 358
Iuhuana var. pachya (Euhadra). P
01, 614
luhuana (Eulota). P ’01, 545; 702,
237; ’08, 454, 492
luhuana latispira (Eulota). P 708,
592
luhuana var. nesiotica (Eulota). P
701, 614
Iuhuana_ var. pachya (Eulota). P
01, 614
luhuana tsushimana (Eulota). P 702,
236
(Helix).
Luidia. P ’71, 148;
174; 90, 317, 326;
lumbriealis (Laxispira).
705, 21, 22
«(Typhlops). P . 56, 237;
(Vermetus). j vii, 125. P 48,
107: ’62, 568. J VIII, 363
lumbrici (Anoplophyra). 4
197, 259
Lumbricide. P
P '05, 730
"78, 307; 789,
91, 211, 339
P 76, 301;
68,
128
77,
84, 260
05, 374, 375, 383,
394, 395
Lumbriclymene. P ’06, 246; ’08, 356
lumbricoidea (Moringua). P ’97, 62
lumbriexides (Ascaris). P 756, 50;
80, 167; °90, 410
‘Lumbriconereide. P
Lumbriconereis. P
274; ’03, 454: ’04, 490;
09, 254. J ITI, 147
03, 454
‘78 299; 702,
08, 346;
830
Lumbriculide. P ’07, 126
Lumbriculus. P ’50, 34; ’51, 285;
84, 260; ’99, 138; 705, 373, 377,
378. J II, 49; IU, 148
Lumbricus. P 63, 140; 782, 148;
785, 20, 408; 87, 49 ; 93, 81; 99,
188; 05, 141, 377; ’08, 86. J II,
47
lumbricus (Myrophis). P ’83, 282
Lumbrineride. P ’08, 346; ’09, 254
Lumbreneris. P ’08, 346;, ’09, 254
lumme (Colymbus). P ’62, 228
(Gavia). P 1900, 6
(Urinator). P ’93,°30; 95,
402, 465; ’98, 126
Lumpenus. P ’64, 209 210
lumpenus (Blennius). P ’64, 210
(Clinus). P ’64, 210
Lumpus. P ’64, 189
lumpus (Cyclopterus). P 756, 90;
64, 190; ’82, 308; 704, 511
luna (Eulota). P ’99, 526
(Metynnis). P ’06, 479
(Pomotis). P ’57, 201
(Sparus). P ’82, 305
lunare (Thalassoma). P ’82, 305.
J XII, 537
lunaria (Botrychium). P ’70, 91
lunarioides (Botryehium). P_ ’60,
515; ’70, 91
lunarioides var. obliquum (Botrych-
ium). P ’02, 665
lunaris (Bodianus). P 782, 306
(Cesio). J XII, 529
(Cancer). P ’58, 162
(Chlorichthys). P ’82, 275
(Copris). P 746, 124
(Eunotia). P ’98, 110
(Julis). P ’82, 306
(Lagocephalus). P ’97, 81. J
XII, 547
(Maluta). P ’58, 162
(Tetraodon). P ’97, 81
lunata (Biddulphia). »P 1900, 730,
737 z
(Caneellaria). j vi, 211, 222.
P48, 97; °62, 567; 82 172
(Chrysomela). P ’73, 48, 49
(Columbella). P 771, 143
(Drillia). P ’62, 562
(Eryphyla). P 98, 419
(Fistulipora). P 66, 119
(Heteractea). P ’79, 396
(Idia). P °98, 172
(Leptura). J I, 334
(Lucina). P ’48, 101; ’90, 402
(Nassa). .j v, 2183; vi, 211;
vii, 125. P ’48, 102; 782, 168
(Orthis). P °’42, 178
(Ostrea). P 76, 321
(Passiflora). P "sg9, 382
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
' lunata.
Continued.
(Pleurotoma).
82, 168, 169, 171
(Stenura). J
(Sterna). P
(Sylvia). re
(Trigonia).
Lunatia. P ’60, ian
62, 565; ’67, 139
’
08, 5s a
(Glesporium).
(Pleural
(Sacium).
lunatus ee ,
(Buceros). j
(Chelonus). P
(Dipriodon). P_
(Inoceramus).
(Necrophorus).
(Phaseolus). by
709, 492
’(Pilumnus). P.2
ee
(Pleuroneetaaiay
(Rhinicthys).
VI, 228, 245 a
(‘Typocerus). FS
Lunda. P ’68, 7,
36; ’69, 211;
140; 1900, 7
lundii_- (Hypsiboas).. ;
lunifera (Acharis).
(Morrisia). P
(Orthis). P 773
(Platidia). P 7
(Terebratula). FP
lunifrons (Hirun
59, 106, 191; 66
’(Petrochelido:
83, 62; 792, 2
492; 96, 155; ’
28; °04, 584; ’08,
lunigera (Calliste
lunula (Chetodon).
' (Xolotrema)
488
155;
( Mordell7). a
(Pterois). P
ith
psas). P ’60, 517;
P ’82, 306.
RS a ar a ear
47, 296;
I, 127; V, 119, 139.
(Turbinolia). P
84; 71, 239; °79,
798, 24, 299
mm). P 93, 461
19, 115. P ’60, 199;
82; 98, 22, 297, 395;
II, 86
nus (Humulus). P
1s, 156; 79, 184;
uy, 75-79
P °50, 89; °54, 200,
22
Canis). P ’94, 218,
is (Canis). J II, 77
). P 60, 108; 61,
olix P ’99, 491
Helix). P 74, 50, a7
oma). J I, ’osa’
P 59, 179; 271,-
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
is
831
lurida. Continued.
(Asterias). P ’89, 170
(Auriculella). P ’88, 15
(Buprestis). P 57, 7;
331
(Carex). P ’87, 69
lurida var. polystachya (Carex). P
87, 69
lurida (Colaspis).
(Dicerea). P ’73, 85, 331
(Io). P ’63, 307
(Nemognatha). P 753, $45.
67, 179. J
73,
P 73, 44
J IV, 39
(Salamandra). P
I, 284, 289
(Silonia). P
(Spiraxis). P ’60, 152 -
(Tafalisea). P ’05, 52, 54
luridipennis (Hydroporus). P 744,
28; 55, 293
"(Leptura). J I, 340
luridum (Amblystoma). iP
66, 300; ’67, 179
(Ambystoma). P ‘56, 7, 11,
252, 309; 59, 123. J Ill, 353
(Hypnum). P 55, 447
(Spherium). P ’03, 784
luridus (Abudefduf). P ’98, 343
(Cymus). P ’01, 261, 263
(Hollomenus). P ’54, 219. J
I 99
(Melanoplus). P 710, 616, 635
(Pachybrachis). J I, 261
(Pachypterus). P ’82, 281
(Unio). P 53, 251
Luroealis. P ’51, 187, 189
lurus (Coluber). P ’60, 553
lusea (Perigonia). J IV, 138
(Sphinx). J IV, 138
Lusciniopsis. P ’58, 193; ’99, 44
lusciosus (Alaus). P 773, 333
luseitiosa (Sphinx). J IV, 168, 172
luseus (Brachygadus). P ’63, 250
(Clytus). J II, 26, 104; IV, 12
82, 281
"65, 84;
(Cynedus). P ’82, 274
(Gulo). P ’82, 327; ’08, 404.
J XI, 229, 273, 280
lusoria (Macoma). P ’98, 61
(Psammobia). j ii, 304; vi,
208. P 48, 105; ’98, 61
(Sanguinolaria). P 748, 105
(Tellina). P 748, 106; ’62,
573; ’82, 155
lusorius (Tryphon). P ’78, 373
lustrans ((£dionychis). P ’73, 59,
60 :
(Pterostichus). P ’59, 69; 73,
308, 314. J IT, 241
lustrica (Amnicola). P ’60, 18, 155;
61, 307, 330; °62, 593; °72, 97
(Paludina).
587
j ii, 175. P 62,
832
lutaria (Alpheus). P ’93, 113
(Cicindela). p 08, 505, 511
(Emys). P ’08, 115
(Halopsyche). P 78, 329; 93,
12 ‘
lutarius (Alpheus). P ’78, 329; ’91,
183
lutcola (Amastra). P 788, 42
(Laminella). P ’88, 42
lutcolus (Bulimus). P ’88, 42
lutea (Ampelis). i
(Astarte).
(Auricula). P 5
138. J VIII, 402; IX, 89
(Betula). P ’91, 434
(Calliprora). P ’68, 172. J
IIT, 102
(Ceratinoptera). P ’04, 776,
780; 705, 32, 53; 710, 621
(Cistella). P ’73, 193
(Corticifera). P ’89,. 122
(Corticula). P ’82, 236
(Cyelas). P ’60, 290, 294
(Lycoperdina). P47, 296:
359
(Mordella). P ’45, 315.
(Mordellistina). Pp 62, 48
(Nemognatha). P 53, 346.
J IV, 39
P '73, 226.
53
bd
(Odostomia).
(Partula). P ’85, 211. J Lx,
- 17; 53
(Perca). P ’87, 295
(Polygala). P ’60, 302; 1900,
546; ’04, 605; ’07, 455
(Reseda). P ’77, 106
(Scorpena). P ’85, 398, 403
(Seraptia). P ’54, 219. J I,
160
(Spondias). P
(Tucana). P ’64, 241;
(Virgilia). P ’84, 118
luteiceps (Perdita). P ’96, 30, 48,
51, 74
Inteicallia (Luperus). P 73, 54
luteicornis (Leptura). -J I, 329
(Lytta). P ’54, 84. J IV, 39
(Priocnemis). P 97, 275
(Salius). P ’97, 275
(Strangalia).. z I, 329
luteifrons (Nigrita). P 59, 135;
99, 49
luteipennis (7Eshna). P
(Anaspis). P ’62,
(Anomala). ° P 54, 80. J IV,
33
172.
232,
89, 374
67, 124
08, 481
45
(Cryptocephalus). P ’47,
, 254
(Limnophila). P_ 759,
286: ’60, 16; ’95, 320
(Myodes). i 165, 96, 97
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
luteipes (Dasytes).
59, 75; °66, 358.
(Listrus). P
(Staphylinus). —
luteitinctus (Heliothis
luteiventris (Myodin:
86
lutens (Unio). P
luteocella (Goniobas
J VI, 332
luteocineta (Galleruca
59, 82; °65, 220.
Lamellidoris). ;
(Trirhabda). P
73, 56
intooconas (Helix).
Vinny ee es
(Videna). P ’8
luteola (Aehroblatta
(Amastra).
(Anodonta).
IV, 267
(Arphia). P
(Crategus). P
‘(Certhiola). P
271
(Cereba). P ’
(Goniobasis).
V, 230
(Letendrea).
(Litoria). P 56
(Melania). P ”
81. J V, 23078
(Microneta).
(Nomada).
164, 188, 192
‘(Perdita). °
42, 45, 92 .
(Poliom as)
(Reseda).
380
(Suecinea). 1
155; ’89, 209; *
06, 158; ’09, 5
’(Vitis). ey
luteolellus (Cram
luteoloides (No
581, 585 We
luteolus - (Anthicus
IV, 38
-
sophia).
P45, 267
natinella). P 95,
P 01, 388
is). P 79, 72;
52, 25: 779,
na). J III, 249
> 69, 234
P 06, 158
J I, 289
). P 60, 303; ’86,
P
n). P '93, 458
P ’60, 511
P 63, 316
a). P 62, 273;
, 350
P
60, 304;
85, 211. J
j vii, 53. P
0 107; 99, 118,
97, 487; 1900,
II, 522, 524
» 214; 97, 74; 799,
706, 97. J XII,
30, 176, 179; 82)
P 773,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
—_
833
305; 783, 285; ’84, 45; ’88, 138;
"97, 74, 107-110. J XII, 583
liitkeni (Hemigrammus). P 03, 519
(Ophioglypha). P ’89, 176
(Oreaster). P ’89, 173
(Paulicea). P ’98, 109
liitkenii (Tetragonopterus). P ’03,
519
lutosa (Thelephora). J III, 219
lutosus (Arhopalus). P 6], 356
Lutra. P ’71, 12; ’94, 155, 394;
96, 197, 385, 391, 507; 97, 31,
218, 312; ’04, 579 : 08, 94. J
IX, 180, 392, 528; XI, 230, 237-
239, 280
-Lutraria. j ii, 310; iv, 78; vii, 121,
153, 235. P 747, 298; ’48, 101;
55, 331; 756, 315; ’77, 24. J I,
129; VIII, 317, 318, 333; IX, 135
Lutrariine. Pp 62, 573
Lutremys. P 754, "187, 188, 189
lutrensis (Leuciseus). P
56, 199; ’77, 91
(Moniana). P
(Notropis). P
245; 710, 279
lutreocephala energumenos
ola). P ’08, 404
lutreocephala (Mustela). j vi, 56
Lutreola. P ’94, 394; ’96, 198;
25; 704, 579; ’08, 404
lutreola (Mustela). P 750, 90
Lutricola. P ’91, 48
lutrix (Homalosoma). P ’60, 79, 509
Lutrochus. P 52, 42. J IV, 11, 32
lutulentus (Agonum). P ’73, 323
03, 391;
56, 199
85, 412; 04,
(Lutre-
03,
(Aphodius). P 743, $04; ’44,
135. J I, 104
(Hydroporus). P ’55, 292, 293
(Platynus). P ’54, 54
Luvarus. P ’62, 127
luxata (Calosoma). j iii, 149. P
62, 53
luxatus (Catostomus). P ’83, 149, 152
(Teleopus). P 754, 187
luxiloides (Cyprinella). P ’56, 198
Luxilus. P 56, 167, 189, 202; ’61,
~ 156; ’64, 280; ’67, 162; °74, 45,
78, 86, 92, 97; 710, 278, 291
luxor (Eremiaphila). P ’03, 701
luxosa (Xanthoura). P ’91, 444;
93, 100
luxuosa cyanocapilla (Xanthoura).
P ’90, 208
luxuosis (Garrulus). P ’48, &9
luxuosus (Tmeticus). P ‘92, $9;
05, 307
luxuriosa (Crategus). P 710, 189,
198
(Pseudomacromia). P ’99, 246
luxuriosus (Cirratulus). P ’04, 493;
109, 267
834
luzoniensis (Motacilla). P ’62, 317
Luzula. P °63, 77, 95; '68, 156;
76, 159; °84, 94; '92, 377; 793,
214; 95, 544. J ITT, 104, 183, 198
luzule (Cyperus). P ’89, 360
lyalli (Aplopappus). P ’63, 64
Lycalopex. P ’79, 184. J XI, 396
Lycena. P ’61, 163; 762, 54, 55,
221, 224; ’66, 244, 332; ’68, 87;
92, 156; ’96, 39
Lycaon. P ’79, 178, 180; ’88, 102..
J XI, 396
lycaon (Pholus). J IV, 154
(Sphinx). J IV, 154
lycastus (Calliomma). J IV, 141
(Oreus). J IV, 141
(Sphinx). J IV, 141
Lycenchelys. P ’84, 181
Lychenes. J III, 104
lychneus (Theloschistes). P ’93, 216
Lychnis. P ’63, 58, 94; ’77, 106;
93, 209; 95, 544. J III, 182, 189
lychnitis (Verbascum). P ’60, 303
lychnuchus (Helix). P ’74, 57
Lychnuris. P 745, 303; 751, 332
lycii (Spherella). P ’93, 185
ee a P ’97, 348
Lycium. P ’85,
Lycocara. P ha “181
Lycoctenis. P 09, 215
Lycodes. P ’63, 256, 259; 84, 81.
Lycodide. P 63, 255; 84, 180
Lycodine. P 63, 256, "959; 84, 167,
180
Lycodoide. P 63, 254, 257; 784, 179
Lycodon. P ’60, 260, 261, 262, 343;
’61, 297
Lycodontine. P ’60, 261
Lycodontis. P 797, 93;
99, 332; 1900, 494
Lycodonus. P ’84, 181
Lycodopsis. P ’84, 181
Lycogala. P ’89, 189
Lycognathus. P 760, 245, 265, 343
Lycomorpha. P ’60, 537
Lycoperdina. j v, 304. .P 7°45, 271;
47, 176; 753, 357, 358, 360
Lycoperdon. P ’95, 414; ’02, 649,
665
lycoperdon (Onygena). J II, 279
(Reticularia). P ’89, 157, 189
Lycopersicon. P 1900, 641, 669
lycopersicon (Lycopersicon). P7893)
395; ’90, 272; 1900, 641, 669; 701,
560
Lycophidion. P ’57, 58, 72;
Lycopodiacee. P 758, 122;
84, 96. J III, 201
lycopodina (Pestalozzia). P ’93, 461
lycopodis (Phyllosticta). P 91, 76
Lycopodium. P ’58, 122; 763, 95;
84, 96; 93, 215; °02, 647, 665;
98, 340;
60, 261
63, 95;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
04, 603, 605, 606, | BC
1900, 548. J III,
Lycopus. P ’60, 51:
02, 663; 1900, 4
Lycorina. ’p 73, i
Lycosa. P ’78, 337,
569; 02, 535-566, 57
82, 128-145, 645-549; 9
135, 263, 265, 267, 2
308; 05, 162-201; ae
513, 514; ’09, 217,
557 “
lycose (Filaria). P 5
Lycoside. P 777,
87, 383; 790, 420
1900, 530, 537; i500
539 5 03, 60-8
134, 241, 261, 264;
09, 217 ; ;
Lycosides. P 708, 168
Lycosoide. P 08, 169
Lyctus. j v, 262. a
77, 218; °58, 74;
12) 8600 :
Lycus. j iii, 178. P
336. J I, 73, 76,
Lyda. P 09, 27
lydekkerianus (M
322
(Protogonodon
lydia (Libellula). j
Lydoceras. P be
lyelli (Baeulites).
(Cassidulus).
(Nueleolites).
TI, 40 .
152; viii, 224. pis.
281; ’81, 158.
TX, "y34, 143
’(Sismondia).
(Vivipara). —
lyellii (Crassate a
(Hylonomus).
(Pelion). fF
(Raniceps).—
Lygeide. P 0, 2
j iv, 3
Lygistopterus.
Lygodesmia.
lygodesmie (Cap
414 as
; 74, 9; 1900,
60, 251; °62, 75, 79,
; 68, 132, 307. J
60, 487,
p02, 178, 185; 08,
‘31, 196;
"10, 421
05, 193
64, 180
oP 10, 473. J
ry 91, 125, 375. P
59; 60, 18, 19, 147;
“101; 83,140; °05,
iy 530, 564; 08,
107, 515; 10, 42, 53,
, 159
80. J VI, 154,
" (Dapbnella). P
P 705, 746; ’06, 161,
"51, 3;
01,
58, 61. J
54,
225; 52, 148
phenia). P 61, 71
71,
; 1900, oy
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
lyoni (Baryerinus).
~~~ 319
lynx (Amiurus). P
255 e
(Aretosa). P
305; ’08, 282
(Cyprea). P
(Lycosa). P 702, 555;
305; 708, 282
(Pimelodus). P ’59, 160
(Spirifer). P 752, 190
lynxe (Plistodon). P ’65, 197;
321
Lyogyrus. P ’63, 34
Lyomeri. P ’87, "355, 356
Lyonetide. P ’59, 317
P ’68, 340;
68, 274;
02, 555;
97, 328
66,
79,
(Corbula). P ’97, 294
(Cyathoerinus). P ’79, 319
(Goniatites). P ’60, 471
(Megambonia). P ’61, 144
(Vasocrinus). P ’79, 319
lyonii (Goniobasis). P 62, 266;
64, 33; °96, 499. J V, 313
(Pleurocera). P 63, 316
(Pleuronectia). J VIII, 347
(Strephobasis). P ’64, 5; ”
498. J VI, 151
(Trypanostoma). P ’63, 155,
316; ’72, 112. J VI, 144
(Unio). P ’65, 89. J VI, 259
Lyonsia. j vii, 248. P ’46, 24; 748,
121; °71, 130, 139; 791, 48. JI,
208 .
lyonsiana (Achatinella). P ’95, 218
(Bulimella). P 95, 239
(Helicter). P 795, 239
Lyonsiella. P ’81, 427
Lyonsiide. P ’91, 48
Lyopomata. P 73, 197;
Lyosphera. P 706, 103—
Lyperus. J II, 243, 248, 249
Lypornix. P 60, 135
Lypsimena. J IL, 142, 155
lyra (Adeorbis). P 60, 232
(Carinorbis). P 62, 288, 570
(Celiocrinus). P 79, 356; 86,
‘77, 161
169
(Delphinula). j vii, 144. P
46, 20; '48, 99; ’60, 232; °62, 288,
570; ’82, 170; ’87, 399, 404
(Hydropsalis). P 51, 176. J
II, 116
(Hypsicomus). P ’04, 161
(Navieula). 53, 432; 61,
71; ’90, 444
(Physopyxis). P ’71, 112, 273
(Theridium). P ’04, 125
(Trigla). P ’92, 273
(Zeacrinus). P ’69, 138, 152;
'T9, 356
lyreformis (Melania). P ’56, 145.
J VI, 126
836
lyrata (Arabis). P ’60, 199; ’10,
545, 563
(Astarte). P 48, 96
(Cynthia). j vii, 68
(Lyropupa). P 1900, 432
(Nesopupa). P 1900, 432
(Partula). P ’85, 216
(Quereus). P ’01, 360; ’02,
53 :
(Salvia). P ’60, 200
lyratum (Apogon). j vii, 71
lyratus (Strotocrinus). P ’66, 253
Lyreidus. P ’91, 218
Lyria. P ’76, 286, 287, 290; ’01,
513; 703, 282
lyricus (Gobius). P ’58, 169
Lyriocrinus. P ’81, 236, 358, 377,
406; ’85, 311, 318, 321; ’88, 354
lyriops (Decadocrinus). P ’79, 342
(Poteriocrinus). P ’79, 342
(Scaphiocrinus). P ’69, 138;
34
05, 45,
94, 305
72,
lyristes’ (Conocephalus). P
54; 07, 304
Lyroda. P ’93, 468, 533;
Lyrodesmus. P ’96, 259
Lyrodini. P ’94, 302, 305
Lyrodon. J VIII, 288, 320
Lyropecten, P ’62, 291
lyrophanes (Lycodon). -P ’60,- 343;
’61, 297
(Trimorphodon). P ’61, 297;
66, 310; ’01, 91; 08, wae S
VIII, 131
Lyrops. P ’93, 485, 498
Lyropupa. P 1900, 482
Lyrosoma. P ’62, 561;
IV, 13
Lyrurus. P ’64, 23. J VI, 110
lysan (Scombroides). P ’82, 306
Lysapsus. P ’62, 155, 351, 352. J
VI, 89, 93
Lysianassa. P ’01, 147
Lysichiton. P ’84, 94 _—
Lysidice. P ’55, 392
Lysiloma. P ’89, 375, 378
Lysimachia. P ’60, 303; ’63, 71;
65, 181; 792, 374; 1900, 483, 546;
10, 571.
lysimon (Lycena). P ’85, 86
Lysinoe. P ’89, 193, 201; ’92, 394;
98, 68; 703, 762; 705, 256
Lysiopetalum. P ’03, 42, 48
90, 146. J
Lysiosquilla. P ’93, 106
Lysmata. P ’52, 16; ’79, 412; ’93,
117
Lysmatine. P ’52, 16, 20; ’79, 412
Lysopetalide. P ’68, 86
Lysopsus. J VI, 91
Lysopticus. P 08, 553, 556
Lyssomanes. P 1900, 530, 541; 03,
341; ’04, 140; 09, 295°
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
_ macadamsi (Graph 01
- macaira (Pyrgus).
- macandrewi (Kellia
_ macarellus (Trachu:
- macealli (Anota).
Lyssomanide. P 1900, 5:
lysteri (Tamias). P ;
165
Lystris. P ’68, 812° 99
Lystrophis. : 04, 472
Lytechinus. P ’71, 148;
Lythracer. P 58, 1
98, 381; 1900, 667
Lythrariex, P 39, 381
Lythrum. P ’77, 107;
381; 1900, 667 ;
Lythrurus. ’p 77, 70,
Lytorhynchus. P 01, m
Lytta. j iii, 298. P
53; ’53, 328, 330, 44
220, 294; °58, 76; 759
,
Lyttini. P ’08, 617
maackii (Papilio), P
mabia (Hemidactylus)
mabouia (Eumeces).
(Hemidaca
237; 798, 102 ~
Mabuia. P 62, 185,
68, 100; '71, 223
466; 98, 104- 106;
VIII, 115, 119
mabuja (Urocopaae
Mabuya. P ’68, 311
Macacus. P ’67
72, 122;
13, 152;
gd, 323;
485; 01, 119;
346
(Scaphioeniaaa
Maecandrevia. P
(Dolicsaurus). P
(Phrynosoma). P_
maceallii (Anota). P
117 a
89, 150; ’99, 40
(Muscieapa).
(Phrynosoma).
(Pycnosphrys
57, 35
(Seops). P ”
meclellanii (Pityophi:
; ).
1¢ ppus).
ophanes).
68, 149
2 nes). P 59, 107
H ydreionocrinus). P
s).
P 92, 73
P 55,
P °79, 354;
j vii,
\cilius). P ’73, 326
P 60, 281
P 04, 117
04, 108
ena). P ’62, 551
P 63, 202
P 62, 270;
P 94,
)). P 60, 320
). P 68, 362, 365
1s). P 04, 42
P ’61, 350
P 73, 141,
P 03, 274
P 95, 326
57, 86. J V, 202
alon). P 78, 368
oe). P 73, 885
ba). P ’64, 248
i (Zstrelata). P 66,
P 71, 23
66, 159, 171,
144
us).
Pp
_P 797, 294
Fr 59, 106, 191;
, 64
P ’85, 222
j viii, 159. P 99,
oma). P °66, 159,
(Callista). J VIII,
ecinea). P 98, 854
124; °98, 60
1s. P 10, 656-658
P 61, 456; 62,
P ’01, 370
P 84, 179
P 04, 276, 277;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
~Macherocera. P
837
704, 517; 705, 433
Macherodus, P ’79, 168, 170, 171;
83, 169; ’95, 448; ’96, 507. J
XI, 239-241, 247, 280
Machairodus. P ’51, 329; 53, 392;
54, 156; 757, 90, 91, 158, 176; ’58,
158; ’61, 433, 435; ’72, 241; ’89,
29; ’91, 362. J VII, 13, 54, 367
machetes (Calicurgus). P ’97, 280
Machilis. jii, 11. P ’81, 85; ’09, 7
Machimia. P ’60, 211
Machlis (Alces). ’p 785, 182
_Machera. P ’42, 191
Machranthus. P 73, 205
machrochisma (Galleomma).
222
machuelo (Raja). P
macilenta (Gastrodonta).
(Hippolyte). P ’93, 117
(Navieula). P ’90, 444
macilentus (Campoplex). P ’73, 384
(Phos). P *03, 279
(Zonites). P ’89, 198
macilhennyi (Lipeurus).
155
mackayi- (Spongilla).
787, 184, 204
(Syngnathus). P ’06,.93
mackensii (Eulota). P ’05, 730
mackensii formosa (Eulota). P
730
mackensii (Plectotropis). P ’05, 730
mackensii formosa (Plectotropis). P
05, 730
mackenziana (Cryptolopha).
769
(Lycosa).
(Pardosa).
173, 174, 207
mackenzii (Hedysarum).
(Salmo). P ’77, 92, 94, 96
macklottii (Lopaphus). P ’04, 71
(Phasma). P 704, 71
macleayana (Ocypoda). P ’80, 186
macleayi (Isopleurus). P ’73, 324
(Liocephalus). P ’68, 122
macleayii (Chilonycteris).
182-185, 188-194, 199, 206, 207
macleayii fuliginosa (Chilonyeteris).
P 72,
10, 471
P 1900, 142
P 1900,
P °86, 228;
05,
P 05,
P ’04, 278
ts 08, 164, 165,
j vii, 19
04,
P ’04, 184, 188-191
macleayii grisea (Chilonycteris). P
04, 184, 188, 191
macleayii inflata (Chilonycteris). P
04, 184, 187-190, 191
Macleayina. | ’07, 426
macloviana (Atherina). P ’61, 522
maclovinus (Eleginus). P ’61, 522
Maclura. j vii, 52. P 770, 132;
89, 404; 94, 166; °97, 175; 798,
41, "311; 01. 557
maclura (Pteroplatea). P ’77, 216
(Raja). ji, 41
838
maclure (Leptospheria). P ’90, 236
(Spherella). P ’90, 231
Maclurea. P 1900, 204
maclurea (Chonetes). J III, 28, 32
maclurii (Endopachys). P ’95, 116,
124
a - 54, 31
Maelurite. j i, 3
macmurrayi i ES Ps O28,
5
macmurtrei (Pleiodon). j vii, 180.
J II, 298
maemurtrii (Centurus). P ’61, 360;
01, 296-302
’(Trichocoryes). P ’01, 296, 297
macneilii (Unio). P ’69, 124, J
VIII, 25
Macneillia. P ’05, 36, 53; ’07, 286
Macolor. P ’62, 236
macolor (Diacope). P 62, 236
Macoma. P ’61, 97; ’63, 141; 765,
55; ’89 141; ’91, 48, 143; 98, 60;
1900 480; 703, 757. J VITI, 333
maconensis (Cucullea). P 762, 289;
05, 8. J IV, 281
(Trigonarea). P ’62, 289
(Unio). P ’57, 172. J IV, 93
Maconite. P ’80, 250
macoucoua (Ilex). P ’&9, 372
macounianus (Uromyces). P93,
~ 155
macounii (Diatrype). P ’90, 224
(Jungermannia). P ’69, 222
(Lophocolea). P ’69, 223
(Rosa). P ’04, 115
(Viola). P ’03, 695
macoupiensis (Foteriocrinus). P ’79,
343
macquariensis (Cabalus). P ’94, 139
(Rallus). P ’94, 139
macra (Spirifera). P 60, 309
(Triplax). P ’54, 161
(Urocoptis). P ’98, 277
Macrabacia. P ’61, 430
macracantha (Botia). P ’05, 474
macrei (Lotus). P
macrantha (Brodiewa). P
(Kuhnia). P ’62, 164
(Phlox). P 762, 5, 165
(Ruellia). P ’91, 272
macranthra (Kuhnia). P ’61, 456
macranthus (Dipteracanthus). P ’91,
272
macraphora (Macrophora). P _ ’65,
74
Macrarthria. P 55, 271, 272
Macrarthrius. P ’55, 271, 272
macrasoma (Pomatostegus). P 710,
500
Macratria. "72, 335
Macrauchenia. P "S75 SUT
J 1, 19
P 55, 270, 271;
46, 95;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Macrepistius. P ’94, 65. J
Macroagelaius. P 66
Macrobacia. P ’60, ee
Macrobdella. ‘ XII, 64: =
Macrobiotus. ’80, 333;
maerobrachion * (Palen
414
Macrobrachium. P 79,
119, 122 “iat
macrobranchiata (No
Macrocallista. P ’05, is
424
macrocarpa (Quercus).
71, 156; 776) oe
41; °01, 360.’ J XT,
macrocarpa var. depressa
98, 41, 311
’(Sesbania). Pe
macrocarpon (Vacciniur
303; ’98, 307; 1900, €
(Solanum), P 06, 2
(Tropidocarpum).
macrocarpus (Calochortus
02, 647
macrocelis (Neofelis). P ”
macrocephala (Acutispora)
632, 640-643
(Centaurea). FP
(Emys). P 754, ©
(Hemizonia). P
I, 175 ai
(Montezumia). P
(Murena). j i, 82
(Petroica). $" !
macrocephalum (Eth
706, 521 :
Macrocephalus. P
macrocephalus (Ammo
272, 312
‘(Baptolinus). Pig
(Cephus). P ’§
(Elephas). J
(Gadus). P ’63,
(Hadropterus).
( Leuccsont a
(Lupinaster).
(Notothenia).
(Physeter). Pp
VII, 436, 444 |
(Semotilus). -
6
macrocera (Corotainia
Cuphocera).
Tieckioalpaiae
(Laphria).
274
(Lasiomastix). P
159,198, 234
P 59, 232;
). P ’80, 181
P 94, 278
ili, 24
58 207; 60, 50;
athocrinus). P ’&6,
». P 86, 161
ie
eypoda). P ’80, 186
P 58, 229; °79,
68, 282; °72, 23;
P °89, 307; ’91, 260-
P 63, 21; 89, 296,
_(Maerochirichthys). P
: is). J VI, 219
700). 487, 488
Brant pines. P
). P 06, 518
“141; 708, 455, 595,
(Microseris). P °98, 34,
- P 182, 277
P °95, 381, 404; '04,
“Pp 779, 387
75, 305, 325
"73, 240, 246; 74,
, 147, 152, 158, 247; 76,
, 404; 796, 488
a (Ambystoma). J I,
a). P 68, 140
‘J IM, 226, 277
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 839
_—¥}-macrodactylum (Amblystoma). P
56, 7; .’67, 171, 198; ’83, 23; 793,
181, 184
(Ambystoma). P ’56, 1l. J
III, 354
Macrodactylus. P ’66, 348. J III,
277; IV, 12, 34
macrodactylus (Cyathocrinus). P
65, 138; ’79, 268, 272
(Desmidocrinus). P ’81, 273,
283
(Gelasimus). P ’80, 148
(Gissocrinus). P ’79, 314
(Norops). P ‘56, 222; ’61,
212. J VIII, 169
~ (Poteriocrinus). P 79, 340
' (Seaphiocrinus). P ’69, 138,
140; 779, 340
(Seytalocrinus). P ’79, 340
(Taxocrinus). P 765, 138, 140;
79, 272
(Woodocrinus). P ’86, 164, 166
Maecrodium. P 797, 411
Macrodon. P ’63, 16; 66, 261; ’70,
406° "(hi BGs 277, Tas. Bi, 248;
05, 9; 706, 293. J IV, 398
macrodon (Diastichus). P ’83, 158
(Eleotris). P ’63, 270
(Equisetites). P 60, 486
(Galera). P ’67, 155. J VII,
356, 369
(Hydnum). J III, 216
(Rana). P 702, 182
(Unio). P ’59,154. J V,193
macrodonta (Cucullea). P 795, 45,
145
(Kellia). P ’72, 231
Macrodontes. P ’73, 247; ’74, 58;
98, 471
macrodus (Squalus). P ’61, 400;
764, 261; 88, 162
macrogenius (Champsodelphis). iP
"67, 253
(Squalodon). P ’67, 153
Macroglossa. P ’91, 451. J IV,
126, 130
macroglossa (Helix). P 773, 250;
74, 56
Macroglossum. P ’78, 10
macroglossus — (Cystignathus). P 53,
420. J VI, 94
macrognatha (Nica). P ’60, 26
Macrognathide. J XII, 501
Macrognathus. P ’10, 606
macrognathus (Equus). P '70, 127.
J VII, 259, 260, 276
(Gobius). P 63, 269
(Opisthopterus). J XII, 501.
(Opistognathus). P ’62, 241
Macrogomphus. P ’62, 383, 389
macrolepida (Antinoé). P 405, 538;
08, 236; 710, 358
840
macrolepidota (Hampala). P 705,
486. J XII, 500
(Plagusia). P ’97, 89
macrolepidotum (Moxostoma). P
’85, 410, 412
(Myxostoma). P ’81, 9
macrolepidotus (Catostomus). j i,
90, 94
(Chaleeus). P ’71, 262
(Cynoglossus). P 97, 89
(Heniochus). P ’82, 304. J
XII, 544
(Iechthyeallus). P ’63, 206;
82, 275
(Novaculichthys). P ’63, 206
(Ptychostomus). J VI, 235
macrolepis (Celestus). P ’68, 124
(Mancus). P ’62, 339; ’68, 273
(Parambassis). P ’05, 500
(Sillago). P ’61, 503, 504
(Spherodactylus). P ’61, 500
(Sphenoderia). P ’79, 168
macrolopha (Cyanocitta). P 754,
118; ’08, 90
(Cyanura).
(Garrulus). P ’66, 93
macrolophus (Cyanurus). P ’59, 108
Macromia. P ’62, 397, 402; 708,
P '66, 92; ’69, 127
462, 468
macromphalus (Straparollus). P ’63,
20;. 765, 132; ’89, 291, 2955 91,
257 aoe:
macromystax (Antrostomus). P 51,
183, 184. J II, 122
(Caprimulgus). J II, 122
Macron. P ’78, 397
macronatus (Perea). P ’60, 116
Macronema. P ’63, 66
macronema (Polynemus). P _ ’61,
273, 274, 278
(Trichidion). P ’61, 274
Macrones. P ’05, 470
Macronotothen. P ’61, 516, 520, 521
Macronus. P ’02, 685
Macronychus. j v, 187. P 744, 99;
52, 44; 754, 217
Macronyx. P ’56, 317;
97, 146; ’05, 776
Macrodgona. P ’99, 226
Macroon. P ’92, 390, 391
macropetala (Almeidea). P ’58, 126
Macropetalichthys. P 710, 656
macropetalus (Lecanocrinus). P ’79,
260, 263; 788, 357
(Mariacrinus). P 785, 330
62, 314;
Macropharyngodon. P 63, 206;
1900, 508
Macrophoca. P ’56, 221; ’67, 150,
153. J VII, 416
Macrophora. .P ’65, 74
macrophora (Scutella). j viii, 334.
P °41, 81
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
macrophthalma (Ather ;
198
(cr IY
(Clupea). P °97,.
(Sardinella). P 797,
118 mn
(Talorchestia).
Macrophthalmide.
247, 248; °58, 96;
136
Macrophthalmine. P %
macrophthalmos (Hem
99, 350
(Plectropoma). P
(Pomodon).
macrophthalmum (Op.
64, 200
Macrophthalmus. y
24, 27, 29; 51, 247,
°80, 136, 186; 89, 16
macrophthalmus (Anth
177; ’89, 160
(Cepola). P 64,
(Conorhynehus).
(Dentex). P 99,
(Leuirus). P ”
(Polynemus).
(Priacanthus). 1
82, 305; ’89, 161, 1
’(Sergestes).
macrophylla (a
18
118; 91,47. JV
Ration Ry
wee P
' (Magnolia). FP
(Zieria). P 758
Macrophylle. J III,
macrophylli (Septori
Macrophyllum.
macrophyllum (Acer
297; 701, 358; 703.
357
P 1900, 485,
Macropisthodon. 02,
Macroplea. P ’73, 22
macropleurus (Cyathe
138; °79, 319
(Seaphiocrinus
(Vasocrinus). P-
Macropni. P 766, 398
Macropnus. P 766, 39!
macropoda (Brodiasn i :
_P ’82, 321
: ; egachthys). J IX,
P "60, 245; 794, 427
0, 110, 562; 62, 447
es). P °63, 177
). P 56, 140. J
pops). P '62, 241
a). P 99, 475
Ee el ER Te
P 62, 117
ra). P ’83, 213
ga). P 66, 155, 171
Maria). P 66, 155, 171.
na). P ’66, 156, 171
-P 62, 117; 05,
530
fP 97,57, J XU,
é Sxoglossum). ji, 420.
eilodactylus). P 62,
). P °71, 194
hus). P ’06, 513
us). P 61, 51
P 06, 513
ea il, 114
prea). P ’61, 51
53, 376
. P71, 194.
102, 677; 706, 195,
68, 242; 79, 383;
04, 154; %08, 496. J
VIII, 86; X, 365
a). P 94, 289
P 04, 545
lichthys). P 50 486
J IX, 4
sium). ” 02,
“494, 501
. P 08, 462, 487,
P 68, 242; °76, 340
alus). P ’62, 183, 184;
-INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
p05, 5050
841
macropygus. Continued.
(Uranoscopus). P
61, 109, 116; 62, 504
Macroramphus. ’See Macrorhamphus.
Macrorhamphoside. P ’84, 156, 162;
98, 340; ’07, 425
Macrorhamphosoidea. P 784, 156
Macrorhamphosus. P ’84, 163; 98,
759, 132;
340; ’07, 425
Macrorhamphus. 7; iene ee,
Sols 66, “OT: 771,30.’ 93, 35;
1900, 27. J I, 224
Macrorhampus. P ’53, 427; ’59,
108, 192; ’61, 29
Macrorhinus. P ’69, 61
macrorhinus (Acipenser). P 89,
251, 256
(Sitomys). P ’94, 254, 259
macrorhiza (Callirhde). P ’62, 161
macrorhizus (Cymopteribus). P ’61,
455
(Cymopterus). P ’62, 163
(Eucymopteris). P ’61, 455
macrorhyncha (Dendrocincla). P
04, 447, 449, 450
(Pachycephala). P ’99, 47
Macrorhynchia. P ’76, 211, 230
Macrorhynchus. P 63, 69. J IL,
93
macrorhynchus (Corvus). P ’91, 446;
02, 690
macrorhynchus lemniscatus (Cym-
borhynchus). P ’02, 680
macrorhynchus (Crocodilus). P 744,
84. JI, 11; I, 135
(Falco). P ’75, 472
(Hemirhampus). P 759, 155;
70, 121
(Micrastur). P ’75, 471-485
(Raja). P 710, 470
Macrosargus. P 794, 271
Macrosaurus. P ’69, 123; ’70, 2, 4
Macroscelide. P ’83, 80
Macroseelides. P 96, 545; ’02, 249
macroscelus (Ateloplus). P 09, 112,
169
macroschisma (Gastrochena). P ’61,
480
(Rocellaria). P ’61, 480
Macroselide. P ’92, 423
Macroselides. J IX, 323
Macrosemiide. J IX, 441
Macrosila. J IV, 118, 126, 160-167
Macrosoma. P 60, 553
macrosoma (Decapterus). P ’62, 261
Macrosperma. P ’50, 81
macraspermum (Paspalum). P 78s,
288
Macrosphenus. P ’59, 41; ’99, 41
macrospira (Campeloma). P ’71, 181
(Melantho). P ’71,. 181
842
macrospondylus (Hydrarchus). J
VII, 428
(Zeuglodon). J VII, 428; IX,
45
macrospora (Patinella). P ’94, 354
(Phyllosticta). P 794, 355
Macrosporium. P ’91, 92; ’93, 464;
94, 382; ’95, 439, 440
macrostachyon (Viscum). J I oe
macrostachyus (Petalostemon).
63, 60
macrostemma (Eutenia). P 60,
831; ’66, 306, 307; 01, 21
macrostemma insigniarum (Eutenia).
P 701, 21
macrostoma (Achatinella). P 788, 30
(Anomus). P ’98, 280
(Bulla). P ’05, 19. J IV, 301
(Cephalolepta). P ’57, 20
(Cyprinella). P ’56, 198
(Hemulon). P ’97, 109
(Notocyphus). P ’97, 235
(Planaria). P ’57, 20
(Purpura). j vii, 267
macrostomum (Hemulon). P ’97, 109
(Maerochilus). P ’89, 309°
macrostomus (Acipenser). P_ ’89,
252, 255
(Lymneus). j ii, 170
(Planorbis). P ’73, 2&6
Macrostylocrinus. P 81, 266, 276,
407; ’85, 234; ’86, 149
maeroteniatum ’(Eutenia). is 08,
98
macrotarsus (Brachyteles). P ’62,
513
macrotatus (Hexacrinus). P ’81, 254 |
Macrotera. P ’96, 44, 52, 77
macrotheca (Mytilicardia). PF: T2,
257
Macrothemis. P ’99, 236, 245, 246,
252, 253; 708, 466, 489, 490
Macrotherium. P ’68, 298. J IX,
272
Macrothops. P 773, 329
Macrotis. P ’04, 427, 428
macrotis (Cariacus). P ’72, 124
(Cervus). P 59, 189; ’67, 136
(Corynorhinus). P 765, 174;
66, 288; 67, 133; ’89, 330
(Neotoma). P 794, 246
macrotis simplex (Neotoma).
246
macrotis (Plecotus). P ’55, 436
(Vespertilio). P 755, ” 436
(Viola). P 703, 673, 695
(Vulpes). J xi 395-418
Macrotolagus. P ’99, ’380
Macrotoma. P ’59, 291. J IV, 13
Macrotrachie. P ’62, 191
Macrotus. P ’58, 116; ’82, 318;
04, 427-446
P 94,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
macrurus (Copsyalinal t: :
macrotus (Otodus). P
428. J I, 200 ‘
Macroura. P ’50, 25; —
54, 175; °72, 134; 78
macroura (Cinna).
(Columba). P
(Diaphorillas).
(Felis). P ’79
(Loxia). P 56,
64, 253
(Penthetriopsis).
(Piaya). P
? 15 ae
(Quiscaliaiay Pia
(Sterna). a f
(Zenaidura). :
105, 126; ’93, 39, 61;
98, 79, ’208; 03,
05, 688; 08, 153;
macrouras ’(Quisealus)
790, 209, 212. 5a
Macrouri. ‘<= & Ps
Macrourini. P ’ 74,
macrourus (Anarene :
macrourus var. cory ISU
pogon). P ’91
macrourus (Astur).
(Buceros). P ’57, 37
(Coliostruthus).
59, 136
’(Micrastur). eo
(Odocoileus). -
(Piaya). Po
(Quiscalus).
109 a
(Vulpes). P 5
134; ’08, 404 y
Macroxyela. js "09,
Macrozoarces. P ”
macrum (Calosoms);
TV, 30
(Pleurosigma).
Macrura. P ’65,
Macruride. P 84,
Macrurini. P ”
Macruroidea. P_
macrurum (Anatherv
(Leptagrion)._
(Syacium).
119
macrurus suavis
702, 684
(Eupetomena).
(Evenchelys).
( Mlerotus). P
(Microtus).
(Molgophis). _
jSienorsen)
7%
mactans (Aranea). P
ectus).
“309; iv, 79, 152; vi,
8, 257; vii, 118, 120,
= "42, 217; 43,
; 748, 101; 54, 30;
"114, 271, 283; 57,
179, 198, 267, 285, 425;
9 "62, 572, 585;
pi a37 ; 72, 248; 78,
8 ; 80, 21, 24: 82,
, 194, 198; ’84, 10, 12;
8, 401, 403; 388, 170,
90, 144; *91, 48; 95,
5° 96, 471; 98, 418,
2, 282; 704, 550; 05,
) .
ee a FP Ae IE re ok
: P 72, 248
Cyrena). P ’60, 281
960, 425;
’ 7 :
Jorbula). P °56, 117,
137; ’60, 432
a). P '60, 432
245
"62, 572;
a). P ’60, 281
P 62, 577
-P '43, 309; °48, 100;
80, 21; ’82, 160
’ 5 vii, 511. P "43,
j viii, 249. P
P 72, 232
9 345
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETU.
P 1900, 5333}
P 53,
j viii, 156.
5
)
’
843
macularius (Cyrinodon). P ’53, 389
(Totanus). j v, 86
(Tringoides). P ’59, 108, 192;
61, 234; ’66, 98; °71, 32; 775,
355; ’83, 67; ’08, 96
maculata (Actodromas).
191, 197, 230
‘(Adelocera). P ’66, 389
(Agrecia). P ’07, 392
(Alausa). P ’99, 334
(Anchiale). P 704, 88
(Ardea). j v, 63, 68
(Bathyphantes). P 1900, 5838
(Buprestis). P 7°44, 143
(Cecilia). jv, 346
(Callista). J VIII, 344, 372
(Calopteryx). P. ’62, 383, 401;
01, 133
(Camarataxis). P
67, 184
(Certhia). j iv, 27 ‘
(Chimaphila). P ’60, 303;
1900, 485, 488; ’02, 663, 668; 710,
P 61, 170,
59, 123;
581
(Chlamydodera). P ’91, 449
(Chrysomela). j iii, 454
(Cieuta). P 760, 303; 785,
383; ’09, 387, 389, 397
(Clava). P ’01, 392; ’07, 365
(Clupea). P ’99, 334
(Coccinella). J IV, 42
(Cyelas). P ’60, 288, 294; 62,
32, 33; 706, 173
(Dietyolathys). P 1900, 534
(Dugesia). P ’51, 289; ’57,
(Eleotris). P ’85, 72
(Epicauta). P ’66, 349
(Etheostoma). P ’77, 48, 93
(Eupera). P ’06, 174
(Euphorbia). P ’60, 513; 774,
146; ’89, 406; ’93, 299-301; ’99,
108; 710, 551
(Euphrosyne). P 05, 536
(Fringilla). j viii, 154
(Grammonota). P 704, 127;
05, 310
(Gryllacris). P ’05, 827, 843
(Gymnodoris). P 55, 379
(Halesidota). P ’60, 533, 534
(Hippodamia). P 52, 181. J
IV, 12, 42
(Holbrookia). P ’52, 126; ’56,
239- °66, 303; ’83, 10; °92, 335,
337; 93, 386; 03, 545, 552; 08,
117
maculata approximans (Holbrookia).
P ’97, 461
maculata maculata (Holbrookia). P
03, 545
(Holothuria). j iv, 158
(Hyperplatys). J II, 171
844
maculata. Continued.
(Lacerta). P ’67, 175.
283. J III, 350
bie
P ’58, 159
P ’67, 23
(Lophopsetta). P 764, 220;
(Loricaria).
(Loxia). ji
Lupa). i
320. J III, 149
(Lysiosquilla).
Pe Mic j iii, 298.
(Mantis). P ’03, 704; 704, 88
(Margarita). P ’82, 208
(Medicago). P_ ’67, 18
(Megilla). J IV, 42
(Mene). J XII, 517
(Microgaster). P ’82, 273
(Morone). P ’60, 20
(Museicapa). P 764, 255, 256
(Muscicapula). P_ 789, 148
(Nemophila). J III, 96
(Ninia). P ’71, 205. J VIII,
145
(Ninox).
P 93, 106
P 53,
95,
P ’90, 130
(Nomada). P 703, 601, 602
(Paludomus). P 756, 110
(rons od P61, 197.
(Perna).
(Phlox). P ’60, 304
(Pista). P ’09, 272 :
(Planaria). P ’47, 251; °51,
225, 289; 57, 23, 25; 704, 209,
216; ’06, 7
(Ploiaria). P.’47, 151
(Podosira). P 61, 69; 90, 138
(Pontonia). P_ 60, 38
(Porcellana). P 758, 227
(Potamalosa). P
(Potentilla). P
(Priocera). P 45, 268
(Procellaria). P_’66, 191
(Raja). P ’82, 308; 710, 468
(Rhipidia). P ’59, 208; 60, 17
(Rivulina). ‘¢ VI, 118 ‘\
- (Salamandra). j i, 350; v,
331; vi, 35. P 51, 207; 69, 108.
J I, 286; III, 350
(Sciena). P ’85, 71, 72, 79;
- 97, 132
(Selenaria).
(Sillago).
J V, 138
P ’61, 503, 504
(Singa). P ’92, 50; 704, 130
(Solariella). P ’82, 208
Squilla). j viii, 146. P ’50,
25; 93, 106
(Statilia). P ’03, 704
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
P ’90, 144 oat
maculata. Continued. —
(Tringa). P
75, 355; ’92, 104508
(Tytthotyle). P 70
(Ungalia). P ”
71, 218; ’94, 431
(Venus). J V
(Vespa). P
maculatacristata (A
353
maculaticeps (Boleo
523 ss
(Strigamia). J 1%
maculatissimus (Tab:
158
maculatum (Amblyste
(Anbyeett
59, 123. J III,
(Anobium).
(Bipalium).
(Boleosoma).
(Caladium). P ’89,
(Cereyon). P-
374 os)
(Conium). P 785
(Cybium). P 77, |
(Desmiostoma)
(Etheostoma).
(Eupatorium).
(Geranium). —
344; 1900, 485 _
(Isosceles).
(Mesodon). P_
(Museulium).
2
- (Pinnotheres).
(Agonoderus
(Alvordius). —
92 a)
(Ampelis). P_
(Anolis). P 761,
(Armadillo).
(Astyanax). —
(Aulostomus). E
(Balistes). P
(Bostrychus). —
, 69
62, 353 oy
(Caracanthus).
(Stylochoplana). P ’57, 22
(Trapezia). P 58, 37
522 oy
(Carpilius). P
P77 set
=P 0a, bas
| P °82, 273
"75, 357
P 62, 107-
62, 106, 107
170;
"97, 132; *06, 487
P 85, 71, 72°
. J XU, 524
P ’85, 69, 70
95, 529
79, 401;
06, 360, 376
P 72, 121
e 91,” 467
56, 6
P ’85, 154
P 59, 142
'P 704, 142
j vi, 18
P 62, 296; ’64, 245
eg "144, 16: *
if 56, 237
eal, 17; 785, 68,
64, 210
56, 6. J
psus). P ’80, 191
P 1900, 515, 522
P ’85, 152,
‘ P ’85, 153; 97, 99
nastes). P 64, 255
P 65, 84; 68,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
=
rus).
795, 406; 08, 127. J
—.— $23 ;
845
Continued.
P
maculatus.
(Nemobius).
596, 647-—
‘((Nothonotus). "17, 48
(Notorhynchus). P ’62, 495
(GEdothorax). P ’05, 311, 335
(Ophicephalus). P ’97, 69
(Oriolus). P ’91, 449;
689
(Paguristes). P 758, 236
(Pagurus). P ’58 236;
192
(Paracanthistius). J XII, 521
(Petrolisthes). P ’58, 227
(Pinnotheres). P 778, 298,
"79, 402
P 90, 215 2
maculatus megalonyx (Pipilo). P
792 121; ’93, 52; 704, 583
maculatus oregonus (Pipilo). P ’93,
52; ’98, 215
maculatus © Pleuronectes). P 64, 220
maculatus lacustris (Pecilurichthys).
P 703, 521
maculatus (Polycladus).
(Polypedates). P
(Pomotis). P ’60, 20;
J VI, 242
(Proceros). P
(Proctotretus).
ae oomeoyyer a?)
164
J I, 291
P 64, 239
P 68, 321
Es $2, 2&3
(Ramphastos). P "167, 115
(Rhacophorus). P ’02, 183
(Rhodeus). P 710, 476
(Rhynecholophus). P ’04, 143
(Rhyptieus). P ’61, 53; 762,
251: ’63, 164; 707, 269
(Sareobatus). P ’98, 40, 310
(Schedophilus). P ’62, 127
(Secomber). P ’84, 233; ’97,
84, 232,
04, 799; 710,
ig
02,
80,
(Pipilo).
P 57, 25
68, 272
65, 83.
"17, 87
P '57, 199
P 761, 53;
63,
’(Proteus).
(Psittacus).
(Ptenopus).
(Pterurus).
(Secomberomorus). P
233; ’97, 99; 704, 508
(Seorpio). J V, 360, 371
(Serranus). P ’07, 257
(Serresalmo). P ’06 469
(Serrasalmus). P ’06, 469
(Siluris). P ’77, 87
(Siredon). J I, 292
(Spheroides). P
10, 601
(Spilacris). P ’03, 630
(Streptanthus). j v, 134
(Stromateus). P 784, 312, 314;
99, 337; 706, 118
(Strembus). P ’05, 292
(Stylochus). P ’57, 22
846
maculatus. Continued.
(Tetragonopterus). P ’70, 92
(Tmeticus). P ’92, 41; 705,
311
(Trichomyeterus). P ’54, 199
(Turdus). P ’64, 250
(Tylosis). J II, 9; IV, 40
(Unio). P ’53, 252
(Upeneus). P ’85, 153, 154;
97, 99; ’99, 118; ’06, 487
(Uranoseopus). P ’61, 115
(Xysticus). P ’92, 57; 1900,
537
maculialatus (Icterus). P 747, 332;
67, 56; °99, 34. J I, 187.
(Pendulinus). P 67, 56
maculicauda (Orthostechus). P ’62,
255
maculicaudus (Spelerpes). P 793,
383
maculicola (Discosia). P 93. 455
maculicolle (Agonum). P
J IV, 28
maculicollis (Anchomenus). P 754,
44, 55
(Asclera). J I, 96
(Blatta). P ’06, 270
(Calvisia). P ’04, 72
(Colymbetes). P 762, 523
(Epilampra). P ’06, 270°
(Gryllacris).
(Helochares). P 755, 370
(Lema). P 73, 24, 25
(Lueiola). P ’51, 347
(Necroscia). P 704, 72
(Phasma). P ’04, 72
(Philhydrus). P 755, 370
(Platynus). J IV, 28
(Tachyporus). P ’66, $74
maculifer (Platophrys). P ’97, 133
maculifera (Hyperaspis). P ’47, 179
(Orthea). P ’61, 286
maculiferus (Amphibolurus). P 757,
199 as
(Apogon). P ’06, 527
(Pleuronectes). P ’97, 133
maculifrons (Bassus). P ’78, 374
(Ceratina). P ’01, 216
(Feronia). j iii, 146. P 54,
(Lytta). P ’08, 618
(Notoeyphus). P ’97, 235
(Veniliornis). P ’99, 205
maculipectus (Saltator). P ’99, 51
maculipenne (Acrocara). P 707, 33
maculipennis (Aphodius). P ’44,
187
(Buprestis). P ’57, 8
(Ibalia). P 746, 127
(Laphria). P ’98, 158
(Orphulella). P ’06, 26
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
maculipes (Perdita).
54, 55.
P 05, 827.
maculipennis. Contin
_ (Psolessa). P 702,
48, 49, 371; 07, 35,
381- 383; 09, 144
(Stenobothrus).
10,
"Techy poraea’
(Thyreodon). P
(Tryphon). P
maculiplena (Hemate
“158
maculirostris (Pterogl
(Selenidera). P
maculiventris (Ancylo
316
(Buprestis).
316; °73, 88
(Gyrinus). P ”
maculocinetus (Chto
133; ’84, 99
(Sarothrodus).
133; ’70, 119
maculofasciatus (P
07, 263
’(Serranus). Pe
maculosa (Acontia).
(Campothera).
Sethe:
(Colubraria).
(Crepidula).
(Dendroica).
22, 54, 64; 795, 49
98, 85; 08, 155;
’(Dicerea). P74
(Drosophila).
39
(Drymoieca).
(Hypostena).
* (Leptoplana). 1
(Lota). P 705,
(Mots %
398
* (rants).
woctinnea (Cosmiote
maculostriatus (Diod
255
maculosum ( Acriaium)
(Cerithium).
(Hemulon). e
(Synema). P ”
(Triton). J IV.
penser). P
). P09, 205
. P 55, 366
P 790, 120
“q
7 oe "62 +18, 114
3 “ 62, 107
_ ao . P 07, 390
77, 87;
P ’54, 155;
P ’78, 314.
8). P ’62, 104
P 704, 592; ’05, 103,
(Cheiromys). P ’67,
P 67, 38
93, 123
s
P 710, 5
nodon).
P 58, 160
P 60, 509
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
_— ~~ madisonius (Peeten).
Madiomeris. J I, 175
j iv, 184; vi,
741, 33; °48, 104;
62, 581; 67, 139; 80, 22, 24;
81, 419; ’82, 156; ’86, 351; ’87,
341, 398, 402; ’90, 144; ’98, 421.
J VIII, 347; TX, 124, 138
Madoqua. P ’96, 518
madras (Lutianus). J XII, 524
Madrepora. P 746, 22; "147, 296,
298; ’55, 266; 60, 435; 67, 139 ;
’88, 303, 307; 90, 304, 312.’ J L
127, 129; IX, 145, 149, 151
Madreporaria. P 7 78, 312
Madrimosaurus. J I, 11
meander (Calosoma). P 773; 322
Meandrina. P ’88, 303, 306; ’90,
303, 306
meandrina (Pepsis). P ’97, 281
mecenas (Thecla). P ’85, 84
Mena. P ’92, 267
mena (Mena). P 92, 267
menas (Carcinus). P ’50, 24
mesta (Forficesila). P ’01, 273
mestus (Blapstinus). P 46, 65
Mevia. P ’04, 139
magare (Stephanodiscus). P ’61, 69
Magas. P ’73, 188, 189
Magasella. P 173, 185- 188, 189; 77,
159-170; 791, 167-170
Magasina. P +73, 183
Magasine. P ’73, 183
magdalene (Atherinops). P ’03, 740
(Cicindela). P °’73, 321
magdalenensis (Ischnochiton). P ’98,
288; ’04, 257
(Sonorella). P 1900, 560
(Stenoradsia). P ’98, 288
magdaline (Partula). P ’85, 2038,
217
Magellania. P ’97, 329, 330
magellanica (Bernicla). P ’55, 288
(Carex). P ’87, 72
(Cavia). j ii, 331
(Chlephaga). P ’70, 131
(Chrysomitris). P 765, 92
(Fringilla). P 65, 92
(Lota). P ’61, 520
(Primula). P ’63, 70
(Seala). J VIII, 191
(Terebratella). P ’73, 189
(Terebratula). P ’73, 184
magellanicus (Anser). P ’72, 170,
171, 209
‘(Aptenodytes). P 772, 173, 211
(Asio). P 704, 581
(Bubo). J IL, 261
(Carduelis). P 7°48, 91; 755,
311
(Eudyptes). P ’72, 211
(Gadus). P ’61, 520
(Notothenia). P ’61, 519, 520
212, 213. __P
847 -
848
magellanicus. Continued.
(Pecten). j vii, 153. P ’48,
104; °72, 171, 211; ’81, 419; ’82,
155
(Proctotretus). P ’57, 198
(Strix). j iii, 356
(Troglodytes). P ’99, 310
Magelona. P ’07, 201
Magestocrinus. P ’61, 412
magica (Buprestis). P ’57, 8
magicus (Megascops). P ‘90, 128
magicus leucospilus (Megascops). P
90, 128
magicus menadensis (Megascops). P
90, 128
magister (Barycrinus). P
78, 265; °79, 325
(Cancer.) P. 52, 733 ’58, 31
(Cyathoecrinus). P 779, 325
(Mecostethus). P ’02, 681
(Myliobates). P ’76, 86. J
VIII, 233
(Neotoma). P ’74, 175; ’80,
348; °94, 213-221, 241, 244, 390;
96, 192; '97, 28, 214. J VII,
358, 407
(Sceloporus). P 754, 93
magistralis (Epinnula). P ’62, 126
magna (Achatinella). P ’88, 21
(Alauda). j iv, 180. P 66,
23; °75, 348; ’97, 146
(Amastra). P ’88, 19, 47
(Arcyria). P ’93, 364
magna var. rosea (Arcyria). P ’93,
865
magna (Brachystola). P 702, 723;
04, 528; 706, 398
(Chetochla). P
458
(Eremobia). P ’02, 596
(Hololepida). P ’05, 5413; ’08,
329
68, 340;
107, 458; 708,
(Maclurite). j i, 312
(Marpissa). P ’09, 224
(Mastax). P ’04, 675
(Nucula). P 748, 102
(Palauchenia). P ’73, 260
(Paramastax). P ’04, 675
(Runcinia). P ’09, 215
(Sphyrna). P ’67, 142
(Sturnella). P ’68, 150; ’69,
127; 71, 25; ’74, 98; °75, 348;
83, 63; ’92, 108; ’95, 487; ’96,
112, 115-117, 135; ’97, 147-152;
98. 82; 708, 154
magna hoopesi (Sturnella). P ’97,
149, 152; ’99, 26
magna inexpectata (Sturnella). P
97, 152
magna meridionalis (Sturnella). od
97, 152
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
magna mexicana (Sturnella).
’89, 268, 269; 97, 146-152
magna neglecta (Sturnella), P 93,
47, 63; 7, 152; 98, 213; 799, 1;
04, 582 05, 683
magna (Tenngiay P 764, 254
(Tellina). P ’03, 757
(Terpsinoé). P 1900, 732
(Tringa). P 758, 196
(Valerianella). Pp ‘95, 548
ee (Hylosynda). P ’03,
Magnesite. P ’92, 189
Magnetite. P 76, 119, 120; 77,
292; ’80, 242, 280; 82, 312, 343;
89, 34; 92” 181- 201; 97) 414,
437; 98, 92; 99, 378; 703, ’397
Magnetopyrite. FE 99, 181
magnifica shastensis (Abies). P 03,
5
magnifica (Anodonta). J III, 320
(Carpophaga). P 54, "931
(Columba). P 54, 231 _
(Cristatella). P 51, 265, 320
(Cymataphora). P "76, 151
(Cyrene). P 709, 223”
(Diphyllodes). P 91, 448
(Donacia). P '51, $103 773,
20
(Monedula). P ’97, 383; 99,
P 03, 587
200
(Nomada).
48, 102; 790,
(Nucula). P
403; °95, 103, 123-126, 147, 158.
J IX, 131, 135
(Paradisea). P 60, ae
II, 134
(Pectinatella). P 51, 320;
58,190; 70, 90; °74, 139; 784,
218 his
(Pionosyllis). P 706, 228;
08, 325
(Pisoddonophis). P 60, 476;
1900, 494
(Poreellana). P 58, 207
(Ptilorhis). P 91, 447; 799, 26
(Sigillaria). P 60, 449
(Symphaloxipha). P 705, 843
(Syringodendron). P 60, 288
(Trimerotropis). P ’07, 42
(Tulotoma). P 77, 258.
XIII, 166, 264 ’
(Vivipara). P 62, 451; 763,
magnificum (Trombidium). P ’52,
145; 701, 595 eS
(‘Tulotoma). P ’63, 37
magnificus (Actinocrinus). P 81,
347
P 54, 168
(Ammonites).
(Apiocrinus). P ’86, 220; 188,
356
P 68,
P 73, 247
351;
ites). P 68, 341
s). P ’68, 351;
Aptenodytes). P 72,
P 60, 132
> °47, 200; °60, 132;
22
Fusus). P ’48, 100
Ensis). P ’62, 571
748, 106; 62, 571;
174; 58, 125;
s+ Tl, 106,
; 776, 329;
f 155, 156,
796, 214; 97, 193,
, 488, 547, 649, 6655
IX, 145’
). jiv, 194
758, 125; ’60, 199
(Cyathoerinus). P
m=). J. 11, 92.
P 69,138; °79,
L 167. J II, 92
Acteon). P ’48, 95
_(Natica). P 748,
cotherium). P ’78,
P '48, 97; 59,
jum). P 91, 362. J
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
P ’68, 340; 78,
_™Magnus (Onychocrinus).
849
magnum. Continued.
(Sealpellum). Pe 90, 442
(Spherium). P ’02, 513
magnus (Acatalectus). P 60, 222
(Brachypeplus). P ’70, 79;
704, 528
(Cimoliasaurus). P ’51, $25;
52, 35; °54, 72; 770, 22
(Corvus). P ’67, 216
(Cyphornis). J IX, 451
(Diseosaurus). P ’70, 22
(Eucalyptocrinus). P ’85, 355
(Hydrocherus). P ’90, 185
magnus rufus (Numenia). P 775,
354
P '79, 278
(Phrynotettix). P 07, 46;
708, 366, 393
(Productus). P ’61, 142
(Psittacus). P ’64, 240
(Saltator). P ’64, 106
(Sheniclus). P ’58, 196
magum (Anomalon). P ’73, 377
magus (Dentalium). J VII, 331
Mahadeva. P 1900, 535; 04, 128;
709, 212
mahaleb (Cerasus).
(Valsa). P
mahali (Plocepasser).
Maherina.. P 758, 124;
89, 55 .
mahogani (Achatinella). P ’88, 35
(Lutjanus). P ’97, 108
(Mesoprion). P ’97, 108
(Neomenis). P ’98, 108
(Sivietenia). P ’89, 372;
557
mahomet .(Mus). P ’96, 582
Mahonia. j vii, 11. P ’63, 57; 782,
113; ’83, 190
Maia. P ’50, 28; ’79, 389;
maia (Cancer). P ’58, 230
(Lithodes). P ’58, 230
Maiade. j viii, 106
Maiide. P ’56, 216;
316; ’79, 385
Maiine. P ’79, 385
maineana (Crategus).
mainensis (Gasterosteus). P
235, 251
(Pygosteus).
Maioidea. P ’71, 238;
78, 316; °79, 383
mais (Zea). P ’89, 362
Maja. ji, 78 P ’91, 215
maja (Loxia). P 64, 252; ’02, 689
(Munia). P ’02, 689
majalis (Fundulus). P ’04, 507;
710, 601
(Hydrargyra). P 77, 214
(Leptophis). P ’01, 65
Majanthemum. P ’68, 174
P 62, 11
79, 67
P 99, 59
86, “10, 11;
01,
91, 189
"71, 238; °78,
P 710, 188
86,
P ’86, 235
"72, 131;
850
Majaqueus. P ’62, 327; ’64, 117,
142; ’66, 26, 135, 158, 192; ’69,
212
major (Agriocherus). P 56, mT
57, 89, 158; 758, 157. J VII,
134, 356, 381
‘(Aleadia). P 710, 524
(Ameiva). P ’62, 68
(Amphieyon). J VII, 32
(Ardenna). P ’61, 242; ’64,
144
(Astragalus). P ’63, 60
(Auchenia). P ’86, 12; 787,
309; ’90, 64
(Blepharis). P 62, 436
(Bombylius). P ’95, 326
(Callianassa). j i, 288. P
78, 298, 327
(Callichirus). P ’78, 327
(Callonotus). P ’99, 204
(Campoplex). P ’78, 369
(Corvus). P ’67, 216
(Coseinoptera). P ’73, 29
5 Geseornneey: P ’60, 138
(Cyelas). P ’60, 294
(Cyclophis). P ’60, 560; ’94,
427
(Cyrena). P ’60, 279, 281
(Dryosecopus). P 759, 54
(Equus). P ’59, 181; ’70, 198;
784, 22; ’90, 182; 95, 447, “449.
J VII, 261, 265, 358, 399; IX, 392;
XI, 259
major subsp. complicatus (Equus).
J VIII, 212
major (Erogrostis). P 709, 488
(Eunotia). P ’97, 144; 798,
110-118; 1900, 474
(Fulica). P ’64, 246
(Gracula). P 769, 134
(Hamulus). P ’05, 5. J IV,
899
(Harpyia). P ’89, 338; 790,
8
(Helix). P ’58, 203; ’75, 208
(Helotiella). P ’94, 351
(Hippopotamus). J L 235, 236
os tauren j "207, 371,
(Idiornis). P ’99, 202
(Ischnoptera). P 704,
10, 433
(Lacerta). j vi, 18
(Lanius). P ’67, 215
(Lappa). P ’60, 514;
(Larus). P ’62, 309
(Lechea). P ’60, 511
(Leptauchenia). P 756, 163;
57, 89, 158; 7°58, 25, 157. J VIL
20, 124, 356, 380
(Liparis). P ’64, 191, 193
(Macheracanthus). P 710, 658
- 373
780;
90, 266
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Continued.
(Macropus). J 2
major.
70, 109. J
(Merycocherus). —
121, 356, 380
_ (Meryeoidodon)._
5)
" (Mesodon). =
189
(Natalus). P
(Oreodon). P |
157; ’56, 164; 57,
157 ; *70, 1115 77a)
72, 99, 356, 380
(Pagodroma). .
(Paleeosyops). 'p
72, 168, 241; 91,~
IX, 269, 279
(Pectuneaaaaaa
(Peromyscus
(Phaca). P ’63,
Pei < j iii,
”° -Pinnulaies P 9
(Plantago). P
400; ’02, 664 a
major var. asiatica (
784, 90 is
major var. minima
784,90 -
major (Polyeyrtus).
(Procellaria).
(Ptychocheilus).
(Puffinus).
123, 132, 143, 144;
71, 38
(Quiscalus).
218; ’66, 409;
89, 270; ’07, "458.
major subceruleus- =
358
major (Sphyrena).
VIII, 254
(Sterna). P-
(Telophonus).
(Terrapene).
469
(Tetrao). P |
(Toe 0!
(‘Thilius).
(Tinamus).
ee
J VIII, 131
( Turbonilla).
(Uria).
(Uvularia). Pp’
“ .
heuP
um). P
568
60, 199 +.
1900, 483,
mae P 90, 19°
.
1 opsis).
4 ae 515
. 98
PP 03,
61, 516;
549
67, 219
P
P er 503, 504
heus). P °93, 112
567, 215
P 05, 83. J
508; 06,
67, 219
a XI
P ’82, 307
P 05, 85
P 97, 73; 105, 83
527
97, 133. J XII,
63, 177;
252
les). P 03, 708
P 02, 143, 157
P 99, 48;
(Anthophylax). J I,
4
716, 255;
VIII, 95, 127
iii, 182; v, 169. P
164, 165; 59, 74.
Os 06, 112
'P 51, 209;
64, 178;
P 82, 332
94, 403,
56, 45
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 851
Malacocentrus. P ’62, 143; ’63, 222
Malacoclemmys. P 65, 186
Maticdanye. ‘Pp Ti; 49; 708, 114
Malacoctenus. P 60, 103
Malacodermata. P 52, 41
Malacolite. j ii, 197
Malaconite. P ’97, 437
Malaconotus. P 56, 316; 57, 33;
59, 53; 705, 781
malacops (Chetostomus). P ’71, 286,
287
Malacopteron. P 702, 686
Malacopterus. J II, 7
Malacopteryges. P ’84, 168
Malacopterygii. P ’65, 78; 70, 119;
84, 168
Malacoptila. P ’60, 134, 194; 99,
Malacosoma. P ’65, 204, 205, 206;
73, 54
Malacosteus. P ’64, 188
Malacothrix. J III, 93
Maladerma. P ’82, 276
malagassica (iatoenemis). P ’01,
137
malayanus (Anthracoceros). P ’02,
676
(Buceros). P ’02, 676
malayensis (Anthus).. P ’62, 318;
702, 688
(Chaptia). P ’02, 689 .
(Dissemurus). P ’02, 690
malbosi (Diplopodia). P ’90, 455
(Pseudodiadema). P ’90, 455
malchis (Alee). P 778, 61; ’82, 327
malcolmi (Erianthus). P ’04, 673
Maldane. P ’03, 483; ’04, 157, 494;
709, 282
Maldanella. P ’06, 236; 708, 355
Maldanide. P ’03, 479; ’07, 110;
708, 355; ’09, 282
maldibularis (Malthacus). P ’51,
343
maldonadi (Baculites). J VIII, 309
maldonadoensis (Crassatella). P ’97,
5
(Eriphyla). P ’97, 295
Malea. J VIII, 338
malefaciens (Myrmica). P ’61, 10
malembica (Tanagra). P ’57, 36;
59, 135
malherbei (Campephilus). P ’60, 137
(Campothera). P ’99, 37
(Chrysopicus). P 763, 198;
99, 37. J V, 459
(Columba). P ’59, 143
(Dryocopus). P ’60, 137
malherbii (Columba). P ’99, 48
(Turturena). P ’99, 48
mali (Camarosporium). P ’93, 161
(Ceratostomella). P ’90, 225
(Coccinella). j iv, 98
852
mali,
Continued.
.(Didymella). P ’90, 232
(Dothiorella). P 93, 456
J Ill, 209
P ’60, 208
67, 217
57, 36; 59,
malicola (Trametes).
malifoliella (Tischeria).
malimbicus (Merops). P
Malimbus. P 56, 319;
135; ’99, 38
malimbus (Merops). P
59, 34 ;
(Sycobius). P ’56, 319; 759,
5
P 56, 319; ’59, 135
07, 495
56, 320;
(Textor).
malina (Amphiscepa). P
Malleacea. J II, 130
’ malleata (Amastra). P ’88, 47
(Ampullaria). P 791, 325
(Paludina). P ’02, 116
(Urocoptis). P 798, 274
malleator (Alpheus). P 52, 283
93, 113
malleatus (Viviparus). P 702, 116;
05, 748
malleolus (Teredo). P ’62, 456,
463, 465
malleus (Zygena). ‘Pp 63, 179, 333;
64, 261; 92, 234
Mallinus. P 09, 300
Mallocera. J II, 7
Mallodon. P 5A, 82;- 58, 81; 778,
314. J II, 106, 111; IV, 40
Mallophaga. 1900, 151 ange
Mallophora. P 795, "324
Mallosoma. J II, 8
Mallota. P 795, 330
Mallotus. P ’58, 225; ’62, 15
malma (Salvelinus). P ’83, 141, 152
malmgreni (Acanthostepheia). P 01,
167
(Nephthys). P ’08, 342
malo (Dules). P 1900, 502, 520;
07, 150, 264
(Kuhlia). P 1900, 502, 520;
06, 512; ’07, 150, 264
malonei (Anomalocardia).
(Venus). P ’01, 185
Malope. P ’98, 19
Malpighia. P ’58, 125; ’89, 369
Malpighiacee. P "158, 125; ’89, 369
Malpolon. P ’60, 553
Malthaca. P ’60, 540
Malthacus. P 51, 343, 345
Malthea. P ’63, 89
Malthe. P ’63, 89, 176;
84, 45, 98
Maltheine. P ’63, 89
Maltheoide. P ’62, 241;
Malthinus. P 745, 305;
Malthodes. P ’61, 351
malum (Loripes). P 772, 90
Malurus. P ’59, 37; ’62, 317; 767,
221; ’89, 149; ’99, 212; 705, 771
P ’01, 185
82, 308;
63, 89, 90
51, 345
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
malus (Pyrus). P ’62, 11,
500, 501, 667
Malva. j vii, 17. 2 58,
302; 62, 161; 67, 18
92, 452; 93, 294;
Malvacee. j vii, 16.
60, 302, 511, 513; 76
59; ’84, 81; ’86, 291
366; 96, 353 98, 381
1900, 667. J ITI, "38,
malvaceus (Cyathoerinus
324, 326; ’78, 256;
malveeflora (Sidaleea}.
84, 81
Malvastrum. P "61, 49
63, 59; 67, 18; 98,
04, 109; 09, 492. ee
Malvaviseus. j vii, 89.
98, 410
malvine ce
(Terebratula).°
Mamestra. P 774, 20?
418, 420, 425, 430
Mamilla. J VIII, 357
mamillana (Diplodia).
(Spheria). P 795,
Mamillaria. P 783, 7
378 S
mamillaris (Calyptrea).
(Hyalina). P ’0:
(Mamilla). J
(Natica).
mamillatus (Hicythewut)
(Ficus). P ’82,
( Heterocentrotus).
(Mygnimia). P
(Salius). P ’97, |
maminifer (Cryptocepa.
31 ‘
mamma (Natica). P 748, |
399
mammatus (Baryerinus
(Carausius). P
Mammea. P 758, 125
mammifer (Cryptoce
255
Mammillaria. P ’76, 156
98, 386; ’01, 559
mammillarie (Daetylo
265
(Rhizecus). P %~
mammillaris (Gilberts
65, 166; ’78, 261;
( Fie
{Cyathoos a
(Ollacrinus).
(Ovis). J ot:
(Ptychodus). P
(Rhodocrinus).
mammillata (Acrosoma,
(Ascidia). P ’87,
Continued.
r), P 76,178; 05,
la). P 95, 365, 370
me PF 08, 274
j i, 178, 183. P
Palythoa). P ’89, 121
ja). P ’90, 247
ostomella). P 793,
2). P 90, 242
sphas). J VII, 398
VII, 393
64,
P
P 51, 349; ’60, 191;
306
(Manacus).
j iv, 120. P 03,
390. P 56, 165;
269, 272; °75, 452;
vu, <7 VITI, 214
cus). j iii, 390
P °58, ad 39, 2; °70,
, 204-212, 302; °84,
ST tie
2). P 66, 348,
P 73, 86, 331
J IV, 24, 40
J Ui, 24
704, 115
nis). “P ’60, 556
yptodon). P °72, 91
1p] poma ne). Pp 89, 406
Gisdera). 76h. "358;
P 61, 358
69, 95, 96, 97, 101;
889; 764, 229; 68,
58, 87. J
:). P 773, 141, 145
s). P 66, 346;
8). P 52, 40
)- P °59, 81
(Atimonites) viii,
P *41, 107; ’56, 281;
2s). P 56, 281; ’60,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
5, |
mandarina var.
853
Mandarina. P ’01, 402; ’02, 25, 29
mandarina var. hahajimana (Man-
darina). P ’02, 29
ponderosa (Man-
darina). P ’01, 402
mandarina (Oberea). J II, 152
(Porzana). P ’94, 146
(Saperda). J II, 152
(Tereias). P 785, 85
Mandevillea. P ’89, 391
mandevillensis (Spirostemma).
710, 519, 5380
(Varicella).
mandibularis (Argutor). J II, 243
(Conocephalus). P ’01, 381
(Crioceris). P 746, 53
(Dendrobius). J IV, 40
(Loeusta). P ’01, 381
(Pterostichus). P ’60, 315;
73, 311, 315. J II, 243
(Spheeodes). P ’02, 729
(Tachytes). P ’93, 499, 501
(Telephorus). P 773, 333
(Zonitis). P ’46, 58; 753, 349
mandibulata (Linyphia). P 92, 42
mandtii (Cephus). P ’68, 72
(Cepphus). P ’92, 145;
502, 504; 1900, 7
‘(Dermaturus). 758, 232
(Lopholithodes). P 758, 231
(Uria). P ’68, 6, 7, 8, 69, 72
Manettia. P 58, 134
Manganese. P 78, 99; ’92, 185, 199
Mangelia. P ’62, 286, 562; 65, 63 ;
P
P 710, 519
95,
P
‘71, 130; ’82, 171, 209. J VIII,
327, 351
Mangifera. P ’89, 374; ’01, 560
Mangilia. P °91, 49; °95, 62, 116;
03, 276, 757; 704, 9, 10
mangle (Rhizophora). P
380; ’01, 556; ’05, 696;
mango (Lampornis). P
63, 284
(Polynemus). P ’61, 279
(Trochilus). P ’60, 194
Mangora. P 704, 130; 09, 209
manhattenensis (Diseina). P
24
(Molgula). J XIII, 7
(Tottenia). P ’78, 303
manicata (Tritonia). P ’79, 98
manicatus (Falco). P ’67, 214
Manicina. P ’89, 119
maniculata (Felis). P ’96, 543
maniculatus (Astacus). P ’55, 401
(Hesperomys). P ’74, 179
manifestata (Agenia). P ’97, 252
manifestatus (Pompilus). P 97, 252
manifestus (Echinorhynchus). P 56,
48
maniformis (Eupachycrinus). P ’86,
173
89, 271,
09, 486
60, 194;
59,
854
maniformis. Continued.
(Poteriocrinus). P ’79, 340
(Scytalocrinus). P ’79, 340
- (Zeacrinus). P ’79, 340;
156, 173
manigaulti (Dioplotherium).
53, 54
manihot (Janipha). P ’89, 405
manille (Pholas). P ’62, 196, 208
manillaensis (Melania). J VI, 126
manillensis (Barnea). P ’62, 194,
208
(Barnia). P ’62, 208
(Corbicula). P ’60, 271
(Cyrena). P ’60, 271, 281
(Petrocossypus). P ’62, 314
(Pholas). P ’62, 196, 208 —
(Turdus). P ’64, 250
manini (Bulimus). P ’96, 439
Manis. P ’87, 117; ’01, 366;
143
Manisuris. P ’08, 458
manitou (Percina). P ’77, 44, 58
manjuari (Lepidosteus). P ’63, 180;
10, 611
mannerheimii (Bembidium). J IV,
P 54, 107; ,°59,
30
(Dermestes).
71; ’61, 335. J IV, 32
(Ochthedromus). P ’57, 5
Mannophorus. P 753, 442; ’62, 39.
J IV, 11, 24, 40 +
Manolepis. P ’08, 123
Manomera. P ’07, 283
mansianum (Spherium).
mansuetus (Synagodus). P ’79, 186
Manta. P 710, 475
mantelli (Ammonites). P ’90, 458
(Cyrena). P ’60, 281
(Iguanodon). P ’68, 163
(Lamna). j viii, 219
(Murex). j vii, 154
(Nummulites). j vii, 120, 122;
viii, 218. P °’47, 281; ’65, 74;
$2, 189. J 1,-111—
(Orbitoides). P 765, 74;
155; ’01, 514. J IX, 117
(Orbitolites). P ’65, 74, 184
(Orbitulites). P ’55, 257
(Oxyrrhina). P 746, 43
(Plicatula). P 790, 403
mantellii (Murex). P 748, 102
(Nummulites). P 748, 103
(Oxyrhina). J J, 202
(Plicatula). P 748, 105
Mantichorini. P ’08, 512
manticora. j iii, 139. P
08, 506, 512
manticula (Avicula). j viii, 941
mantidactyla (Pseudis). P ’62, 352
Mantide. P ’92, 241; ’01, 276; 02,
718; ’03, 332; °04, 513, 562, 777,
86,
P 83,
02,
P 60, 294
81,
54, 33;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
781; '05, 33, 53, 7
273, 362; ’07, 26, 67, 7
08, 369; 709, 118,
12, 586, 621
Mantine. P ’03, 702; ’0
Mantis. P 78, 314; 70:
06, 273, 276; 707, 156,
mantis (Squilla). 3
Mantispa. P ’09, 12, 22
Mantura. P ’73, 73 ©
manua (Succinea). P ’87
manubius (Unio). J IV,
manubriatum (Bipalium).
122 :
Manueodia. P ’91, 448
manul (Felis). P ’79, 1
manurus (Caprimulgus). —
J II, 114
manzanita (Alternaria).
Maoriana. P 92, 402,
mapanie (Spheria). J II,
Mapo. P ’06, 104
mapo (Gobius). P ’62,
maracoani (Gelasimus). P
186
(Gonoplax). P ”
(Ocypode). j i,
136, 186
marail (Penelope). P
(Phasianus). P ’64,
maramecensis (Phillipsia
24 i
Maransis. P ’04, 83
Maranta. P ’58, 123;
Marantacee. P ’58,
Marasmius. P ’93, 441.
293
maratima (Rana). P ”’
Marcasite. P ’98, 485
mareassita (Heteraspis
marceana (Arca).
marcella (Miathyria).
marecgravi (Elaps). P-
,
(Luidia). P ’90,
marchii (Phonipara). —
marecialis (Perdita). —
45, 62
marciana (Eutainia). 1!
83, 12; °O1, Zee om
553; 04, 470, 471
(Idonearea). P |
marcida (Psilocephala
(Spheria). J
mareconanus (Le :
265 .
(Megistocrinus).
marculentus (Melanoplh
537
Mareusenius. P ’62, 13! 7
P 64, 286.
, 428;
2; 66, 99;
J VI,
59, 109, 1935
?
a ‘61, 457; 62, 164
(Aulacodiseus). P
gus). P ’10, 226
P 56, 185; 60, 423;
"63, 141; ’65, 61; 82,
221; 98, 486; ’05, 20.
366
a). P 71, 254
pe) P 08, 527, 529
na). P 88, 54
A id 08, 527
P °84,
P— "60, - 512;
RP 94, 408, 409
a). P '74, 225, 227;
(173; 79, 163
P 78, 173
P 74, 227; ’78,
1a). P ’60, 151
oP 99, 370
a). P ’99, 370
(Stalagmium). P
IV, 281
s). P 1900, 699
(Preductus). J III,
. P 62, 241 -
i P °60, 377
P °49, 154; °52, 55;
269; °54, 245; 248: 56,
7; °58, 13, 114, 138; ’59,
460, 3, 17, 85. 89, 156;
10, 399; ’67, 81; °72,
417, 26; °94, 30; °96, 505.
317; IV, 44-49, 224-230;
, 446; "VI, 155, 327
P 62, 572. J I, 214
(Thelphusa). P 80, 36
(Claneulus). P 01,
P 99,
ila). P 99, 25
(Canthigaster). P
ws). P 04, 142
hthys). Ss 83, 291;
1odon). P ’01, 326
85,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Monocondylea). eal 764, |
252
margaritiferus (Dromicus). sg
855
Margarite. P ’80, 249, 251; ’92, 198
Margaritella. P ’60, 423; ’82, 198,
204, 207; 705. 20
margaritella (Proserpinula). P
516, 526
margaritifer (Bufo). P ’74, 120
(Otilophus). * P , 307, 358
(Serrans). P ’62, 241
margaritifera (Denticella).
695
(Margaritana). P ‘52, 622;
53, 262; 56, 80; ’57, 17; ’60, 89;
96, 506. J IV, 224; VI, 155
(Mya). J IV, 224
10,
60,
P 60, 560, 561;
03, 554. J
561
cbius). ©
763, 100; °65, 197;
VIII, ’95, 135
(Herpetodryas). P
561; ’08, 121
(Leptophis). P ’60, 484, 561
(Masticophis). P ’66, 128;
71, 204, 216
(Serranus). P ’62, 241
Margaritiphora. P ’87, 35. J X, 26
Margarodes. P ’99, 260
Margarodite. P 75, 76
Margelis. P ’78, 309
marginale (Aspidium). P ’60, 515
_(Metachroma). P "73, 43
mar, is (Anchomenus). P
296, 299; 754, 43
(Cantharis). j iii, 182
(Chrysomitris). P 65, 90
(Cieones). P ’44, 112;
217
(Cynorta). P ’09, 225
(Cyrtoceras). P 743, 331, 334
(Dryopteris). P 1900, 661;
710, 578
(Dytiseus). J VIII, 445
(Epinephelus). P ’82, 306
(Gayenna). P ’01, 574
(Lachnosterna). J III, 250
(Lyectus). P 744, 112
(Malthinus). P 51, 347 ©
(Molorchus). P ’51, 346
(Mordella). j iii, 278. P 745,
314
(Mordellistena). P ’62, 50
(Phanias). P ’09, 224
(Phyllosticta). P ’94, 357
(Polistes). P ’96, 555
. (Porzana). P ’94, 145
(Productus). J ITI, 6, 21
(Silpha). P 53, 278
(Sismondia). P ’65, 74, 75
(Systena). P ’73, 69
Marginaria. J V, 122
marginata (Achatinella). P ’88, 55
(Actinia). ji,172. JIT, 140
60, 484,
43,
54,
856 INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETO.
marginata var. ambrea (Actinia). J
III, 140
marginata var. salmonea (Actinia).
J IiI, 141
marginata (Alasmidonta). j i, 459
(Alasmodonta). P 53, 262;
96, 506. J V,°446
(Amphionycha). J II, 154
(Anodonta). j i, 459. P 751,
225; 753, 264, 266
(Anomala). J IV, 33
(Ascaris). P ’56, 50
(Bulimus). P ’60, 155
(Callioplana). P ’57, 22, 29
sn taal PS, "338; 53,
340
(Centris). .P 99, 65, 67
(Chrysemys). P ’95, 406; ’06
22
?
(Cicada). j iv, 330
(Cistela). P ’44, 46
(Colloealia). P 06, 181, 203
(Columba). j iv, 265
(Conops). i iii, 82
(Cyclostoma fu, 378. F
1900, 585
(Cymindis). P ’73, 322
ae P7989; 4875 1900,
(Drepanulina). P ’62, 360
(Eleodes). P ’58, 182 Vilas
(Elgaria). P ’52, 179
_ (Euphorbia). P ’63, 75; 798,
40, 311
(Genyoroge). P. ’99, 487;
1900, 527
(Glauconome). P ’61, 27
(Isophyllia). P ’88, 306
_ (Kuhlia). P 1900, 520; ’07,
264
marginata boninensis (Kuhlia). P
07, 264
marginata (Lampyris). j v, 162
(Leucochila). P 1900, 586
. (Lingula). J VIII, 307
(Linyphia). P ’78, 129; ’79,
150; ’99, 41; 705, 129, 133
(Lytta). P 53, 340
(Margaritana). P 753, 262;
60, 17, 156; ’61, 399; ’72, 102;
94, 30. J IV, 49; V, 446
(Mordella). P ’45, $12; ’62,
7
(Navicula). P ’61, 64
(Notothenia). P 61, 519
(CEnothera). P 763, 61
(Ortalis). j vi, 183
(Partula). P 85, 206. J IX,
vi
CPerea).: e768, Bs
(Pettis). P ’44, 104
marginata. Continued.
marginaticollis (Crypt
marginatra (Ricinula).
marginatum Be .
marginatus (Aegialites
(Plicatula). iv,
585, 586
(Raja). P ’10, 471
(Reptescharipora).
(Saperda). J II
(Saurothera). J
(Scwva). jf iti, 92
Coolope aa i
(Spiloblatina)
(Stereochila).
(Symphyllia). Pp °8
(Tenia). P 90, | {
(Temnopteryx).
427
(Terebratulina).
(Uloma). J 1
(Volucella). j vi,
I, 263
(Mesogramma).
(Oiceoptoma). p)
(Omalium). P ’73.
(Ophidium). P ’7
(Prostoma). P ie
284
(Pseudotriton).
(Scalpellum). P
(Stereochilus).
(Anchomenus).
(Anoplius). P ”
(Archeocrinus).
(Ateles). P %62,
(Bacanius). a
(Brosmius).
254 oa
(Brosmo ye
62, 280; <I
polio bsg
398; 766, 315
(Carangus). bsp:
1
(Caranx). P ’05,
(Carcinaspis) - =
(Cerebratulus).
718, 724
(Charadrius). =
(Chaotogass
(Citellus).
Grcoinonicuaae
98, 423 f
’(Crocodilus). P
P 1900, 485, 489,
'P
P 94, 204.
atus (Juncus).
= per (Melano-
“3
hthys). P ’82, 282
94, 190
1s). 953, 275
P 52, 93°
J VI, "237, 241
P ’64, 240
des), ). P 1900, 456, 586,
6; 04, 410, 411, 413,
, 146, 553, 557; 7°10,
lus). P 68, 429
. P 05, 833
8). 4 ii, 27
. P 62, 512, 519
96
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
857
marginatus. Continued.
(Tillus). j iii, 188
(Trachynotus). P ’84, 121, 129
(Vertex). P 57, 284
Marginella. j_ vi, 225: vii, 140;
viii, 189. P41, 32; 46, 26 + eS,
101; "54, 31; 60, 174; 62, 563;
71, 130, 143; 76, 287; °78, 301;
780, 29; ’82, 168-170, 173; ’87,
399, 404; ’90, 397; ’91, 50, 142,
145; ’95, 67, 123, 300; 96, 21; ’03,
757. J VIII, 328, 355; X, "477;
XI, 163, 321, 336, 446; en, 169,
190, 446; XIII, 416, 450, 525
marginella (Anomala). P 54, 81,
217
(Ascidia). j iii, 8
(Ectopistes). P 752, 104
(Galeruca). P 765, 214, 217;
"73, 55
(Helix). P ’74, 51, 58
(Nomada). P ’03, 560, 576
(Photinus). P 51, 335
(Phylloptera). P 704, 543;
05, 807-809
marginella rostrata (Pleurodonte). P
02, 748
(Stilpnochlora). 42, 54,
807, 842
Marginellide. P ’91, 50
marginellus (Amniscus). J II, 168
(Collops). P ’52, 164. J IV,
35
(Diteyopterus).
(Dolomedes).
(Phelister).
P ’05,
P °45, 302
P 03, 341
P 59, 311
(Platynus). P ’60, 315
(Podabrus). P ’51, 345
(Tachys). J IV, 28
(Telephorus). P 51, 342
marginepunctata (Cosmema). P 708,
505, 512
(Dromica). P 708, 512
marginicolle (Anobium). P 759, 87,
290; 65, 225
JU,
(Clytus).
Pr 6s, 104. oe FV,
(Collops).
5
(Corylophus). P 752, 1438
(Dytiseus). J IV, 30
(Elodes). P 53, 354
(Ernobius). P 65, 224, 225
(Hister). P ’52, 39
(Hydrena). P 55, 362
(Leptysma). P ’04, 533, 788;
05, 39, 53; °07, 179; 710, 594,
04, 533
"44, 47;
=
y
P
858
marginipennis (Caricea). P ’98, 162
(Cicindella). P ’43, 295
(Clivina). P 757, 82
(Discobatis). P ’10, 468
(Hemipeplus). P ’73, 328
(Nemicelus). P 754, 79
(Pimpla). P ’73, 401
marginis (Unio). P ’65, 89.
255
maria (Trochilus). P ’63, 285
Mariacrinus. P ’81, 181-288, 407;
Zz VI,
’85, 307, 310, 324, 330; 788, 131,
133
mariana (Andromeda). P ’60, 200
(Chrysopsis). P ’60, 512;
1900, 484, 670; 704, 605
(Cunila). P ’60, 514
(Pieris). P 1900, 485; 710,
547, 548, 570
(Rhexia).
668; ’07, 456
marianum (Gastrioceras). P ’97, 427
(Hieracium). P 1900, 670
(Holocentrum). P ’97, 99
marianus (Astacus). j i, 165
(Flammeo). P ’04, 236
(Holocentrus). P ’97, 99
mariarum (Cnemidophorus). P ’97,
463
marica (Venus). P ’04, 553 |
maricopa (Lycena). P ’66, 245 —
mariei (Stomatella). P ’91, 71
marielinus (Bulimulus). P ’73, 248;
75, 155, 224
Mariella. P ’75, 147
mariesi (Terebra). P ’04, 3
(Tereias). P ’85, 85
marila (Anas). P ’42, 141;
(Aythya). P 09, 355
marila nearctica (Aythya). | gee | F
32; 795, 468. J IX, 405, 410
marila (Fuligula). j viii, 157. P
53, 428; 755, 317; ’56, 297; 75,
356; ’83, 68
(Fulix).
71, 37
marilanda (Perdix). j iv, 268
marilandica (Byssoarca). P ’48, 97
(Cassia). P ’60, 511; ’69, 179;
"71, 117; ’86 314-318; ’97, 197
(Crassatella). P 748, 98
(Cytherea). P ’48, 99
(Dione). P ’67, 139
(Fissurella). P ’48, 99
(Merula). P ’75, 349
(Pholadomya). P 748, 104
(Sanicula). P ’99, 88
(Trichas). P 55, 309; ’63, 293
marilandicum (Pleurotoma). P ’48,
104
marilandicus (Pecten). P
(Tetro). j iv, 268
P '60, 512; 1900,
56, 297
P 59, 109; 62, 322;
48, 104
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
mariloides (Foliguetes
marina (Arenicola).
(Buda). P o00
(Cora). P 701,
489, 490:
(Cymatopleura).
108, 554
(Fiona). P ’79, 7
325-405
(Comma
(Hirundo).
(Limax). P "19, :
(Lycena). P ’68, 8'
(Orthosira). a :
(Pachyptila).
SSeetspen
66, 192, 194, 195
marina pinnis (Perea).
marina (Pica). P ’
(Procellaria). P
195 P ). P 62,
(Sterna
(Teredo). P 62, 4
(Thalassidsong yl
(Tissa). :
665; ’02, 661; ’09, 37
(Typloplana). SS
(Zostera).
330; make 661; 702
Marinula. 10, 148
marinum (Gopi
(Monotoma). P
IV, 32
(Postar P
III, 144
marinus (Acephorus).
tg
’(Ailurichthys). P
16
(Astacus). P
(Bufo). P *
91, 461
‘(Dominieanas).
ene
(Felichthys).
(Galeienth aa
79
(Pediculus).
08; UE
02, 106; 704 055
407
marinus unicolor (P
07, 464 it
marinus (Phalus). P 61,
(Psittacus). P 768,
(Rhypobius). P
(Serpens). P
(Silurus). P %5
; = FB 61, 489
ae ‘57, 21
_(Allorisma). P 76, 31
; 1m us). P 80, 141,
tus). P 68, 168
atus). P 66, 246
imnyris). P ’99, 60
P 99, 60
um ). 709, 391-
P 64, 18
P 09, 491
P 03, 304; 05,
. 710, 4
P 61, 183
P ’89, 402
P 77, 108
P 04, 611
_ P 63, 293
& 60, 281
ha). P ’73, 64
lis). P 1900, 662; ’02,
‘ ia
\gilla). j iv 61
a). P 65, 214, 218
). P 1900, 659, 669;
3709, 380
63, 71; '84, 88;
P 63, 351
P ’86, 60
P 1900, 645, 660,
; 09, 382
.’ P02, 555; 704,
163, 282
sia). P 84, 89; 93,
‘TH, 183, 195
la). j iv, 61
ox "61, 183
P 1900, 669; 09,
. P 1900, 645, 649,
2, 644, 648-658, 662
onaria). J III, 195
). P 59, 188
P 77, 106
P 1900, 658, 661;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
859
| maritima. Continued.
a ald P 53, 311, 312,
(Triglochin). P
9
07, 457; 08,
(Trimerotropis). P ’04, 527;
10, 631
(Tringa) P 53, 426;
183; 92, 150; 95, 505
maritimum (Allium). P ’68, 171
(Blitum). P ’77, 108
(Cerion). P 796, 315, 319, 320
maritimum var. sublevigatum (Cerion).
P 95, 209; ’96, 320
attain (Groton). P 67, 22
(Lithospermum). J III, 195
maritimum var. sublevigatum (May-
nardia). P ’95, 209
maritimum (Polygonum). P 81, 454;
1900, 664
(Sesuvium). P 1900, 640, 659,
660, 665 :
(Triglochin). P 84, 94
maritimus (Abreus). P 53, 290. J
IV, 31
(Acritus). P 53, 290. J IV,
1
61,
(Ammodromus). P
96, 143
maritimus peninsule (Ammodramus).
P 92, 112
maritimus sennetti (Ammodramus).
P ’92, 109
maritimus (Anthieus). P 752, 102.
J IV, 38
(Corvus). P
(Croton). P 705, 698
(Lathyrus). P ’84, 82;
379; 1900, 642, 658-660, 666;
604; ’09, 380, 385
(Macherodus). P ’79, 171
(Necrophorus). P ’53, 278;
73, 326—«;
(Rumex).
1900, 664
(Scirpus).
660
(Thalarctos). P 1900, 44
(Ursus). P ’82, 287; ’86, 36;
88, 141. J XI, 223, 224
maritium (‘Triglochin). ly
maritus (Ichneumon). P
118
marki (Vertigo). P
414
"71, 23;
"15, 346
92,
04,
P 63, 75; °77, 108;
P 1900, 663; 02,
63, 76
73, 108,
04, 408-411,
markoei (Bucardia). P ’62, 576
(Glossus). P ’54, 29
(Isocardia). P ’48, 100;
576; ’80, 21, 23, 33; ’82, 160
markoii (Isocardia). P 67, 139
marksi (Murex). P ’96, 473
62,
860 INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
marlatti (Phenicococeus). P 799,
marmoratus (Alpheus). |
262, 263
(Anobapton). 68,
(Anolis).. P 756, 2
Marmessoidea. P ’04, 73
marmessus (Marmessoidea). P ’04,
73
(Necroscia). P ’04, 73
Marmolite. j iii, 129-135. P 792,
186, 187, 200
marmorata (Achatinella). P 795,
238
(Actinemys). P ’08, 114
(Adenomera). J VI, 195
(Agama). i iv, 298
ae . P 705, 827, 830,
(Brachypodella). P ’98, 279
(Bulimella). P ’88, 26
(Calappa). P. 750, 24; 78,
298, 324; °79, 402
(Dicranomyia). P ’61, 288
(Emys). P 752, 177
(Hippotyte). P ’93, 116
(Hirudo). P ’71, 306
(Holothuria). P ’90, 321
BS oa P ’68, 111; ’71, 222;
9
(Hyperolia). J VI, 90
(Idotea). P ’97, 392, 402
(Lamia). P ’62, 40. J II, 148
(Laminella). P ’88, 26 —
(Leurognathus). P ’99, 316-
323; 1900, 620
(Limicula). jv, 75 .
(Linyphia). P ’78, 129
(Membracis). j vi, 301
(Modiolaria). P 710, 42
(Nemocephala). P ’79, 97, 98
(Paraplagusia). P 705, 517
(Partulina). P ’88, 26, 27
pncaresincl P 91, 213
Pseudosquilla). P ’93, 107
(Psilocephala). P 795, 327
(Pteroplatea). P 710, 475
(Rana). P ’60, 500: ’99, 183
(Scirtetica). P ’05, 39
(Scolopax). jv, 75
(Steatoda). P ’92, 31; ’03, 113
(Strophia). P ’96, 320 ©
marmorata polita (Strophia). P
96, 320
marmorata (Synidotea).
391, 392; 701, 156
(Torpedo). P ’92, 236
(Trachelia). P ’98, 269
(Uria). P ’68, 61
marmorator (Monohammus).
149
marmoratum (Cerion). P ’96, 326
(Engystoma). J VI, 194
(Scyliorhinus). P ’08, 53
(Systoma). J VI, 194
P 97,
J: 3t,
(Antennarius). -
(Argyreus). P ”
(Auchenopterus). —
(Brachyramphus). |
61, 63; 93, 22, 30, 60
(Bulimus). P ’78
(Cancer). P %
372; 78, 324; ’80,
(Catolynx). P ’
(Cecentromenus).
842
(Charadrius). P
294; 61, 227 °°
(Chironemus). P
(Cirrhitus). P_
(Cnemidophorus) .
(Colymbus). P
4, 7, 60
(Dermestes).
54, 107; °59, 71.
(Diplonchus). P ’57
(Galeopithecus). P “C
(Gastrimargus). P ”
(Gohiesox). P ’
(Grapsus). P ’8
(Gryllus). P
(Cymmap
(Gymno I
(Hemidactylus).
50, 25
(Hyperolius).
( gra .
61, ri a 80, 201
(Lichenochrus). —
842 ire
(Limax). P
(Lophius). P
(Monohammus)
II, 148 f )
(Pachygrapsus
61, 372; 0, 192,
(Palemon). i
93, 116 - Re
(Phiaiogty 2
(Pimelodus). J
(Polychrus). P.
(Remipes). P ’
(Rhinichthys). I
64, 278 A
145; 56, 133
*
; ued.
may. P '97,-129-—
ichus)- P ’71, 290;
ieee
m). P 97, 129
shalus). P °56, 237;
8, 127; 771, 219
ns). P ’01, 593
56, 11; °59, 127.
360
Z-P °61, 112
ra). P 92, "49;
P 09, 222
tinobolus). P
Musus). P 90, 395. J
ra). P 90, 395
opus). P ’08, 125
PP 85, 87
ica). P ’05, 292
9, 249
04, 139; 709, 224
79, 1900, 540;
alvastrum). J II,
789, 400; 1900, 547
donta). Pas 53, 264
rites). P ’84, 208°
79, 72
hoerinus). P ’86,
03,
72,
01,
P 65, 133
P "87, 359
; 794,
| as). P °95, 381
iniana (Didelphys).
6, 176; *97, 24, 207,
Endodonta). P 05,
P 74,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Marsupicrinites. P
Nototrema).
861
81, 236
marsupiformis (Difflugia). P
307 :
Marsupiocrinide. P ’88, 382
Marsupiocrinites. P ’81, 236, 379
Marsupiocrinoidea. P ’86, 70.
Marsupiocrinus. P ’81, 231, 237-260,
379, 407; ’85, 239, 247, 337; ’86,
x bok 88, 373, 382; ’90, 158,
Marsupites.
236; 785, 282;
360
Martella. P ’09, 225
martensi (Bulimus). P ’60, 152
(Cerion). P ’96, 325
(Clausilia). P ’O01, 648; ’02,
235
martensi concrescens (Clausilia). P
07, 499
martensi var.
P ’01, 648
martensi form tinctilabris(Clausilia).
P ’01, 648
martensi (Leptinaria).
77,
P 79, 239, 245; ’81,
86, 186; 88, 353-
rieniana (Clausilia).
P 1900, 96,
7
(Neosubulina).
(Spherium).
784-786
P 1900, 96
P 09, 401; 03,
martensiana (Nerita). P ’01, 397
(Omphalina). P ’03, 766
martensianum (Chondropoma). P
03, 780
Martes. P
451
martes (Mustela). P
J XI, 229
Martesia. P ’60, 424;
194, 215, 217; 63, 145;
782, 198, 200; ’93, 219, 222;
53, 114; ’05, 18. J VIII, 370
marticensis (Conus). P ’82, 210°
martii (Crypticus). P ’60, 136
(Momotus). P 760, 136
(Prionites). P 760, 136
(Urospatha). P 99, 305
martine (Picus). P ’63, "199
martinella (Nomada). P 03, 590,
~ §91, 608, 611
martinez (Fusus). P ’82, 197
martini (Bostra). P ’04, 59
J III, 29, 32
bf
74, 147; ’82, 318; 02,
02, 444, 446.
62, 191,
76, 304;
95,
(Chonetes).
(Oncotophasma). P ’04, 60; -
05, 840
(Perdita). P ’95, 11, 14; ’96,
48, 79
(Producta). P ’63, 4; ’65, 115
martiniana (Tapes). P "77, 22
martinianum (Cerion). P ’96, 324
martinica (Gallinula). P ’64, 69
(Geotrygon). P ’09, 357
(Ionornis). P ’09, 356
862
martinica. Continued.
(Muscicapa). P
(Porphyrio). P
58
60, 375
70, 86; 75,
(Tyrannula). P 60, 375
martinicana (Certhiola). P ’64, 271 |
(Ficedula). P ’60, 376
martinicana cristata (Muscicapa).
P ’60, 375
martinicense (Viscum). J I, 185
martinicensis (Gouldia). P 72, 248,
J VIII, 376
(Hylodes). P 756, 237; ’62,
153; °94, 438
(Menticirrhus). P ’97, 116
(Umbrina). P ’97, 116
(Xirichthys). P ’63, 224
martinicus (Upeneus). P ’85, 153,
154; ’97, 99
martinii (Scala). J VIII, 190
Martite. P 97, 437
Martynia. P ’89, 398
maruadsi (Decapterus). Pot 72
maruetta (Ortygometra). P 994, 143
Marumba. F ’09, 113
Maruta. P ’60, 303
marxi (Gonatium). P ’05, 309
(Maso).- P 705, 316
(Pirata). P 90, 429; 702,
575, 582; ’04, 308-310; 708, 165,
301, 307, 309
(Satilatlas). P ’05, 316
marxii (Erigone). P ’05, 309
marylandica (Area). P ’80, 21, 23;
’82, 160; ’87, 398
’(Asterolampra). P ’90, 136
(Astrea). j viii, 189. P 41,
(Barbatia). P ’62, 580
(Bullia). P ’62, 287
(Byssoarea). P ’62, 580
(Crassatella). P 743, 307;
62, 578; °67, 139; ’80, 21, 24;
82” 156
(Cytherea). P 762, 575; 780,
21; ’82, 159
’ (Dione). P 762, 575
(Ficedula). j iv, 186
(Fissurella). j viii, 187. P
41, 31; 62, 570; '80, 29; ’82, 173
(Meiboma). a 10, B65
(Melanopsis). P ’82, 173
(Meretrix). P ’54, 30
(Navicula). P ’54, 29
(Pecten). P ’90, 144, 146
(Pholadomya). P ’81, 445. J
IX, 125
(Pleurotoma). j viii, 185. P
41, 30; °62, 561; ’80, 29; 782,
173; ’88, 170; 90, 145, 146
(Quereus). P 1900, 484; ’07,
454; 710, 545, 547, 548, 561
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
-massena (Cyrtonyx).
marylandica. Continued.
(Sanicula). P 710
(Sureula). P ’62, 56
(Sylvia). j - 186
(Trichas). "47,
311, 312,
399. J Py 3
(‘Tritia). P 63, 3 ;
marylandicum (colata
(Elaphidion). J
(Triceratium).
1900, 731
marylandicus (Area).
(Barbatia). P
(Byssoarea). P
(Conus). P ’62
(Pecten). i,
581; 67, 139;
(Stenocorus).
II, 102; IV, 40
mas (Cornus). Pe
348; ’01, 359. J III,
masafuere (Aphrastura)
masaicum (Tricholema).
Mascagnine. : 58, 1’
Maseagnite. P 76, 265
masecariensis (Rana). a
65, 197; 68, 2
masearinus (Patttacus).
Masicera. P ’94, 278;
masier (‘Thylacodes).
(Vermetus).
Masiphya. P 795, 309,
Maso. P ’05, 315, 31¢
masoni (Unio). P 53,
masquinongy (Esox).
373, 374
messa (Crenilabrus).
massaica (Chloropeta).
massaicus (Peocep
(Pogonorhynchus)
Massariovalsa. P 93,
55, 314; °59, 108
(Trogon). P
massetericus (Didyn
320
massilensis (Cottus).
403
(Scorpaniayy Pp
Mastacembelide. P ”
90
Mastacembeloide. P |
Mastacemobelus. P
257; 97, 69; "Gan
Mastax. P 04, 672 i
mastersi ( Achatinella).
(Partula). P 85,
mastersii Ane
(Laminella). :
mastichodendron (sia TOXY
789, 390 ak
RP 56, 242; 58, 230;
z 7; °71, 204,
01, 56, 59, 62;
?
; 704, 200;
2
51, 157; °59, 91, 111,
5 61, 433, 435; 766,
68, 175, 251: ’70,
a, 50, 113, 199; °72,
74, 18, 19, 221;
"38; °78, 47, 51, 77:
22; 85, 49; ’86,
_ 239; 92, 227, 228,
181; ’95, 447;
18; III, 168; VII,
240-251, 259, 263, 392:
tig 80, 81, 85, 88, 213;
252, 280
wey 66, 249; ’68, 221
ATT
P 04, 27
, a a 22
ules). P 06, 512;
ia). P ’07, 265
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
;_|. matoides (Acanthurus).
, 127, 128 305, -311,
, 276; ’87, 309; °90,-
P 96,
07, 150,
863
P 84, 229
matoniana (Unio). P ’53, 268
Matricaria.—P-_’77, (107; 93, 211;
98, 34, 306
matschiei (Peocephalus). P ’05, 763
matthewsi (Acanthochites). P ’94,
76, 83
(Notoplax). P ’94, 83
matthewsoni (Idonearea). P ’72, 54
matthewsonii (Aturia). P ’82, 197,
200
(Cucullea). P ’82, 199, 200
(Fusus). P ’76, 280; ’82, 197,
_ 200
(Olivella). P ’82, 198
(Opalia). P ’82, 198
(Sealaria). P ’82, 198
(Sureula). P ’76, 280
(Sureulites). P ’76, 280
Matuta. P ’58, 162
matuta var. attenuata (Actinocrinus).
P ’81, 346
matuta (Batocrinus). P ’68, 352
(Eretmocrinus). P ’68, 352;
81, 347
matutella (Butalis). P ’60, 169,
434
Matutide. P ’78, 324; ’79, 403
matutinus (Minnilus). P ’77, 80
(Rhinoceros). P ’70, 3, 65;
71, 10
(Symbathocrinus). P 786, 93
matzubare (Sebastes). P ’83, 291
(Sebastodes). P ’83, 291
maugeri (Anomus). .P ’98, 280
(Leia). P 798, 280
(Lia). P ’98, 280
maugerie (Erato). P ’91, 52
(Helicina). J IX, 17, 100, 110
maugerie var. albinea (Helicina). J
TX, 101
maugeriz var. rubicunda (Helicing).
J IX, 101
mauiensis (Melania). P ’56, 145.
P ’88, 40
J VI, 123
(Partulina).
(Perdicella). P ’88, 40
maupiensis (Pitys). P ’73, 233.
J IX, 31, 108
maupitiensis (Helix). 7! ie 31
(Patula). J IX, 3
maura (Epicauta). P 68, 339. J
,
(Lytta). P ’53, 339. J IV, 39
(Motaeilla). P ’64, 256
(Partula). J IX, 59
(Pratineola). P "589, 79, 148
(Simia). P ’02, 141
(Verrucaria). P "63, 96
mauri (Ereunetes). P ’61, 177, 233
(Heteropoda). P ’61, 177, 233
mauriceii (Argyreiosus). P ’62, 437
864
mauricensis (Ostrea). P ’62, 582;
80, 32; °87, 397, 402;
J IV, 376; 1x. 122
maurii (‘Smaris). P ’92, 268
mauriniana (Helix). P ’06, 149
mauritanica (Pica). P ’91, 442
(Trogosita). P ’62, 83
mauritanicus (Hippolyte). P
118
(Macroprotodon). P ’60, 245
227
93,
Mauritia. P ’72, 71
mauritiana (Frullania). P ’69,
(Galleoma). P ’72, 222
(Gonospira). P 74, 47
mauritianus (Taphozous). ’p 789, 323
(Unio). P ’59, 152; 60, 52.
J IV, 257
mauritii (Glyphisodon). P ’06, 101
(Grammistes). P ’61, 107
_maurum. (Agonum). P 743, 297,
300; 754, 48
maurus (Anchomenus). P 754, 59
(Echthrus). P ’78, 381
(Epicrates). P ’62, 349
(Exetastes). P ’78, 370
(Pachygrapsus). P ’80, 198,
199
(Selinophorus). P
301
(Semnopithecus). P
143, 158
mavei (Dermatemys). P
66, 128; ’68, 119
mauvis (Turdus). P ’64, 250
mavortia (Ambystoma). P ’56, 11.
J I, 284, 292; ITI, 352
mavortium (Amblystoma). P . ’67,
169, 171, 184; ’68, 276, 277; ’83,
14. J VI, 98
maxilla (Perna). j vi, 212,* 213
maxillaris (Crisisina). J V, 167
@ (Icterus). P ’66, 21
(Idmonea). J V, 167
(Molothrus). P an 21
(Sphecotheres). | 91, 450
maxillata (Area). j ot 264. P
748, 96
(Helix). P ’57, 191; ’59, 188;
75, 206; 89, pee
(Perna). P ’48, 104; 62, 579;
180, 22-24; ’82, 158, 160, 186; 786,
351; 87, 341, 398, 400. J IX, 128
(Polygyra). P 1900, 113
(Stenotrema). P 75, 154
Maxillingua. P ’77, 84, 97 :
maxillingua (Cyprinus). ji, 85, 419,
420. P ’56, 191; ’77, 84, 97; 01,
340
(Exoglossum). P 756, 191;
08, 552, 553. J VI, 241, 245
Nd 96, 554
(Locusta). P ’07, 390
43, 297,
‘02, 141,
65, 187;
maxillosa (Eumenes).
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
90, 144.
maxillosus (Conocephal
390
oneee nal
Neoconocephalus)
raters
85
’(Ripiphorus). P
(Salminus). P ’
(Trachynotus).
maxima (Anas). P ’6¢
(Briza). P 709,
(Ceraia). :
(Chondrodera).
(Collocalia). ‘
. (Corbicula). P ’
(Cucurbita).
(Cyprina). P
(Dictyna). P
(Erigone). P ”
(Heterina).
(Lutraria). P
(Ostrea). J V
(Psetta). :
(Rana). j v, 3:
maxima virginiana (FB
maxima (Sola fe)
(Salpa). en
(Saltator).
(Sieboldia). * )
(ete =
(Sterna). P 789,
09, 355
(Tanagra). P -
maximiliani (Hydron
101
Oct
(Mosasaurus).
90, 92
(Rosa). P 704,
maximilianis (Helian
111
65,
(Fulgur). Be
05, 352- 355 ;
(Gongylidium). wii
SSeerepman
(Panicum).
See
99, 219-224; 704,
maximus (Astyanax
(Cetorhinus).
(Cnemidophorus
66, 312
’(Cryptobranchus .
(Eusyodon). P
(Fulgur). | P
82, 17Giee
( Gobreeus).
Sea
(Labrus). P
561;
309
318;
es us).
Pp 09° 216
P °67, 215
P 62, 296
P 73, 246; °75,
89, 194, 196
P 54, 209, 210. J
tes). P ’82, 280
). P91, 186, 199
»). P 02, 494
mm). P ’58, 126
eco). P 64, 288
). P 95, 210;
P, 09, 359
Patamon). P
J Vit,
93, 123
42, 188, J VII, 376
3). P 61, 345; ’66,
odus). P ’66, 385
7°88, 192; ’89, 45
04, 663
104, 5
lix). P '58, 197
P ’72, 83
J IV, 295
P 84, 152
eatheon). j vii, 48.
’84, 88; ’98, 36, 307.
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
tinued.
i ———
“media (Amia).
865
meadia var. integrifolia (Dode-
eatheon). J III, 95
meaclia var. pauciflora (Dodecatheon).
J III, 95
meadiana (Oncocnemis). P ’75, 60
meadii (Carex). P ’87, 76
(Colias). P ’85, 25
meandrata (Sciena). P ’62, 112
meandratus (Aplodactylus). P ’62,
112
(Dactylosargus). P ’62, 112
Meandrina. j i, 180
means (Amphiuma). Mi; (O75: ¥,
319; vi, 35, 147. P 78, ’o8; 95,
406; ’08, 127. J I, 290; VL, 104
mearnsi (Ashmunella). P ’05, 248;
709, 496, 511
(Holospira). P
19
(Lampsilis).
(Polygyra). P
248; ’09, 496, 511
(Sonorella). P
05, 215, 217,
P 1900, 75
96, 15; 05,
05, 259, 264,
265 -
Meeas. J II, 142, 155
Mechanitis. P ’66, 241; ’68, 90
mechowi (Cicindela). P ’08, 505-511
Mecistocephalus. P ’67, 128; 789,
127, 128; ’04, 653, 655. J V, 41
Mecistogaster. P ’01, 136; ’08, 468,
489, 490
Mecistops. P ’60, 549, 550; ’65, 185
Meckelia. P ’51, 243; 753, 366, 367;
55, 381, 390; ’57, 159-161; 778,
300; ’01, 719, 722. J III, 143
mecklenbergensis (Unio). P _ ’63,.
191. J VI, 17
Mecolepis. P 756, 96
Mecostethus. P ’02, 631; ’06, 40.
ee. Pp 09, 300
Meda. P ’56, 191; ’61, ’8; "77, 91;
793, 19
Medaus. P 52,7
medellinus (Unio). P 53, 256; 754,
244
P 780, 215
169. P ’95, 328
P '73, 98
P 58, 39
mederi (Sesarma).
medeterus. j vi,
(Amphitrite).
(Chloropsis). P ’02, 682
(Cicindela). P ’66, 362
(Corbicula). P ’60, 271
(Cyelas). P ’60, 271
(Cyrena). P ’60, 271, 281
(Digitalis). P ’97, 193
(Idotea). P 54, 175
Ischnomantis). P ’01, 284
Canina). J VIII, 379
(Nucula). P 748, 102
_(Phyllornis). P ’02, 682
(Protamia). P ’73, 98
(Spergularia). P ’93, 290
866
media. Continued.
(Stellaria). P
396; °92, 166
60, 145; 788,
(Strophia). P 96, 321
mediale (Macrochilus). ’p 89, 306;
91, 262
medialis (Argopagia). P 56, 314
(Hemimactra). P ’62, 572
(Hydroporus). P ’55, 293. J
IV, 30. .
(Macrocheilus). P ’60, 466;
91, 263
(Mactra). P ’62, 572, 585
(Soleniseus). P ’89, 306; 791,
263
(Sphaerodoma). P ’89, 306,
309; 791, 262
(Spirifer). P ’83, 213
(Spirifera). P ’62, 406
medianum (Trypoxylon). P ’97, 885
medianus (Picus). P 753, 401
mediatus (Acilius). P ’73, 326
(Necrophorus). P 753, 275. J
IV, 31
mediavia (Natica). P ’96, 480
medicaginis (Cercospora). P 91, 91
(Gleosporium). P ’93, 458
(Septogloeum). P 93, 458
(Septoria). P ’93, 458
Medicago. P ’67, 18; ’77, 106
medicina (Eunice). P ’03, 441
medicinalis (Celotes). P ’92, 24;
1900, 532
(Hirudo). P ’68, 229
(Tegeneria). j ii, 55. P ’88,
174, 215
medinaensis (Schizodus). P ’71, 165
medinensis (Filaria). P ’50, 118;
56, 55; °74, 140; ’80, 131
Medinilla. P 758, 133
mediocanellata Sipe sees
54; °78, 405
mediocris ’(Goniobasis).
64, 29. J V, 326
P °71, 53,
P 62, 269;
’(Pomolobus). P-"77,, 2159-208,
407; °10, 600
(Unio). P 63, 191. J VI, 24
Mediola. P 60, 201; 788, 396
Medionidus. P 1900, 77
mediosignatus (Tachypus). P 52,
66
medioxima (Crategus). P ’10, 189,
190
mee (Phyllodoce). P ’09,
237,
settee (Acipenser). P 756, 137;
62, 231; ’89, 248, 256
’(Antaceus). P 62, 331; 89,
250
Mediterranea. P 94, 15
mediterranea (Comatula). P ’68,
325
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
mediterranea. Contin
(Laurida). P
(Motella). P
(Septaria). be
(Solemya).
(Teredo). Pp 62
(Thecidea). P
mediterraneum (Hippai
295
(Thecidium). P
mediterraneus (Anaulh
735, 736
mediterraneus var. inte
lus). P 1900, 736
mediterraneus interm
P 1900, 736
mediterraneus (Clib
183
(Crenilabrus).
(Symphodus).
(Teredo). P ”
(Trachurus). P
7
(Urophyeis).
medium (Anoplo
(Cardium).
(Fragum). 7
(Linum). .P-
666; 710, 567
(Palzotherium).
J IX, 323 a
medius (Abacocrinus!
cere
(Brachinus). —
(Clinus). P ”
(Cyelas). P ”
(Hippopotamus
236
(Lophiodon). Pp
9 oy ’
(Lumpenus).
(Merychyus).
70, 109. J
(Oxydesmus).
(Pecten).
(Plagiaulax.)
(Pteropus).
336; ’90, 20;
(Stromateus).
312, 314
medora (Necroseia)
medulla panis (F
213 :
medullaris (Rosellix
(Spheria).
medus (Mycalesis)
medusa (Acherontia
( Tropidonotus
Medusacrinus.
hiobolus).
r. minor
ylacodes). P ’91, 471
im). P ’01, 359
mauropsis). P ’05, 21
tectonica). P ’95, 122.
1). J IV, 299
. P 60, 431
94
P ’90, 400
P 61, 411;
tomus). P ’06, 488
nus). P ’66, 256;
Jocrinus). P ’81, 277;
ete
TRS
P 64, 218;
. P 65, 140
P 58, 265
P 60, 427; ’61,
?P 56, $18
y “ol P 710, 471
35 ih, 139, 142
) (Filaria). P ’87, 20
; ma). P '96, 28
9
3g 43, 295;
Gregarina). P
). P_’96, 52
P 82, 75, 79
pp Na
61, 335.
89,
SS a a eT
P
13). P 65, 98, 100
. P 67, 22
es). J VIII, 94. 110
es). P 60, 507
P 94, 253, 254
P 59, 242
P '73, 102
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
867
90, 2 39 Megacerops. P ’70, 2; ’74, 165 -
Megaceros. P ’85, 184-202
Megaceryle. P 59, 106
megacheila (Urocoptis). P 98, 274
megacheles (Alpheus). P 793, 113
(Hippolyte). P ’93, 113
Megachile. P ’96, 34, 40, 557; 798,
55
megachir (Epinephelus). J XII, 524
(Serranus). P ’07, 257
Megacilissa. P ’78, 221
Megacrex. P ’94, 132-134
Megadactylus. P 774, 91
Megaderma. P ’80, 393; ’89, 333;
96, 517; ’98, 320; 702, 249; ’04,
428
Megadermatide. P ’04, 428
Megaderus. P ’62, 39. J I, 314;
Il, 6, 176; IV, 40
Megadesma. P ’60, 267; 61, 26
_Megadeuterus. P 52, 164
Megera. P ’59, 334; ’62, 337
megera (Filifascigera). J V, 165—
(Rhombodera). P ’03, 710
(Tubulipora). J V, 170
megalacantha (Agave). P ’98, 395
Megalaima. P ’70, 88
Megalasma. P ’07, 408-416
Megalaspis. P ’05, 66, 499. J XII,
506
megalaspis (Acipenser). P ’89, 251,
257
(Caranx). P 705,72. J XII, 510
(Selar). P 05, 72
megalepis (Leporinus). P 771, 259;
06, 329
Megalestes. P ’93, 377
Megalestris. P ’63, 125, 127
Megalichthys. J IX, 436-438
Megalobatrachus. P ’59, 122; ’67,
167; ’93, 227-232. J VI, 100, 105
Megalobrachium. P28, 228
Megalobryeon. P 771, 262 ; 706, 447
megalocephala (Ascaris). P 04, 212.
J I, 302; XII, 104; XIII, 88.
megalocephalus (Claudius). Seg &
24, 27
Megalochilus. P ’68, 283; ’96, 311
Megalocnus. P ’68, 180. J VII,
358, 413
Megalocottus. P 61, 166
Megaloderus. P ’52, 150
Megalodon. J VIII, 306
megalodon (Carcharias). P ’47, 281.
J I, 112
(Carcharodon). P 146,40
67, 142; °76, 86,.114. J I, 142,
143; VIII, 251, 253
megalodon var. rectidens (Carcharo-
don). J I, 142
megalodon var. subauriculatus (Car-
echarcdon). J I, 142
868
megalecia (Rosellinia). P ’93, 128
Megalomastoma. P ’73, 252; ’98,
266
Megalomeryx. P ’58, 24, 157; ’61,
435; °70, 2. J VII, 21, 141, 161,
355, 356, 382
Megalonyx. vi, 269. P ’46, 106;
47, 313; 752, 117; °53, 303; 54,
200; ’59, 181, 185; ’68, 175, 180;
69, 3; °70, 13; “83, 166; °85, 50;
87, 316; ’88, 273; ’91, 363, 364;
192, 227; '95, 447; ’96, 378. J
167-169; VII, 263, 267, 358,
399, 411, 412, 446; XI, 210-219,
280
megalonyx (Pipilo). P ’59, 192;
68, 89
Megalopa. P 752, 8, 9
Megalophedusa. P
622, 639, 647;
809; ’07, 499
Megalophonus.
Megalophrys. P ’63, 50; 702, 695.
J ITI, 370; VI, 79, 80, 112
megalophylla. (Lobostoma). Pr "02,
161
166,
01, 410, 483,
P 62, 314
(Mormoops). P ’02, 162,
172, 403
megalophylla intermedia (iformoops).
P 702, 162, 110-172
megalophylla senicula (Mormodps).
P ’02, 162, 169, 172
Megalopidea. b 52, 6, 7
Megaloprepus. P ’01, 136; ’08, 489
Megalops. j i, 359. P ’58, 224; 759,
64; °60, 488: °77, 179, 180, 187,
215; '82, 307; '84, 42; 97, 63,
94; "10, 599
megalops (Alburnus). P 06, 198;
10, 288
(Amphithopsis). P ’01, 152
(Carcharhinus). P ’08, 62
(Cylindrosteus). P 710, 605,
609
(Cyclocheilichthys). P ’05, 483
(Ennichthys). P ’55, 323
(Eupagurus). P ’58, 237, 248
(Eutenia). P ’60, 330; ’01,
19, 21; ’03, 296; ’04, 471
megalops megalops (Butenia). P
21
01,
megalops (Holeonotus). P ’54, 152;
55, 323
"(Minnilus). P
(Notropis). P 85, 410 :
- (Paramphithoé). P ’01, 152
(Pimelodus). P ’59, 161
(Platynereis). P ’08, 344
Megalopta. P 1900, 356, 373
Megalopteree. P ’62, 557
megalopteron (Calopteron). P ’61,
849
1717, 80
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
02, 360, 531; 04,
Megalopterus. P ’62,
ray, 9 Se a ¢
56, 264
’(Platygaster).
Megaloptidia. P can
Megalosauride. P 3,
Megalosaurus. P ’57,
46; ’66, 276, 317; ~
240; ’70, 3; 793, 71.
megalospora ‘(Diapo
235; ’93, 449
Megalosternum. P '55,
Megalostomis. P "58, |
Megalostrata. P ’09, |
Megalostylus.
Megalotis.
IX, 172 ‘
megalotis (Charchasbilg n)
(Felis). P 79,
.(Ichthelus). J V
(Lepomis). P ”
04, 248; ’06, 516. |
(Micronyeteris). :
megalotis megalotis
P 798, 330, 331
megalotis mexicanus
P 98, 329-331 —
megalotis (Nyctinomu
(Otocyon). J XI
(Reithrodon). P
(Vespertilio). P
(Xenotis). P
Megalotrocna. P ’82,
megalura (Festuca).
I, 188 Py.
(Setipinna). P
megambonata (Cardio
417; 763, 17
Megambonia. P 6h;
megamera (Pieris).
Megamerus. J I, 315
Megantereon. P 757,
megantereon (Drepan
59
Megapenthes.
Megapicus. P
Megapodagrion. 01,
Megaptera. P ’65, 1’
67, 32; °68, 123;
71, 13, 319; 72)
megaptera (Cirsot =)
(Metaptera).
Megapterna. J
Megaptygma. P
Lei i Fak,
Megara. 63, 308,
24; 65, “9, 21,
megarhinus (Pa st
109, 116. J IX,
286, 290, 320, 353,
megarhiza ( Claytonia
megarhynchos (Ca
90, 127; 92,
28, 41 1) 95,
Pa P7360,
, 408; “408, 421
: onocephalus). P
175, 148; 98, 253, 284
P ’91, 304
sichospora). P ‘90,
55, 374
VI, 101
P) 94, 304;
Ha). P ’78, 172
jathus). P 62, 241
. P 85, 210. J IX,
95, 266,
ra). P 60, Biol. 3
Triceratium). P 1900,
Catostomus). P ’77, 87
(Actinobolus). P ’72,
(Platyerinus). P ’S1,
P 64, 5. J VI, 153
P42, 216; ’52, 117;
; 96, 86, 87; ’78, 50,
'275, 276; 87, 316;
0; 94, 182. J. VIL,
398, 411; VIII, 213;
P 54, 109
nus). P ’95, 322
773, 186-188; "77, 158-
‘52, 130, 131. J IV, 42
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
869
Megisthanus. P ’04, 121, 145
Megistocrinus. P ’69, 153, 163; ’76,
29; ’78,-265; ’79, 238; ’81, 190-
270, 302-309, 375, 407; ’85, 270-
278, 328-334; ’87, 107; 90, 366,
369, 373
megistos (Isotelus). P
Megistosaurus. J VII,
Megistostoma. P ’82, 198, 210, 213
Megoptygma. P ’62, 563
megotara (Teredo). P ’62, 455, 456,
463, 466
mehicanus (Epierus). P ’59, 313
mehleri (Piaya). P 08, 492-500
Mehlzeolite. P ’92, 177
Meibomia. P 1900, 649, 659, 666;
02, 662; 707, 455; 710, 548, 565
meieri (Petrablattina). P ’85, 38
42, 197
meigenii (Erioptera). P ’59, 226
Meigia. P ’50, 81
Meiglyptes. P ’02, 680
meigsii (Cenothus). J IX, 153
Meioceras. P ’03, 758
meisneri (Cephus). P ’68, 69
mejicanus (Nisoniades). P 66, 334
mekiston (Lepidodendron). P _ ’60,
239
Mekolepis. P 757, 150
Melaconite. P ’82, 36;
° 193
89, 34; "92,
‘Meladema. P ’62, 522
melena (Formicivora). P
60, 191
P 58, 76. J IV, 39
(Mordella). P ’62, 46
(Myrmotherula). P ’60, 191
Melenis. P ’02, 274; ’08, 337
Melenornis. P ’05, 768
melenum (Collema). P ’93, 216
Melafusus. P ’63, 307; ’96, 496
Melaleuca. J III, 200
melaleuca (Diplonevia). P ’93, 150
(Hypoecrea). P ’90, 245
melalonthe brumee (Gregarina). P
56, 47
melalophos (Semnopitheeus). P 702,
141
(Simia). P 702, 141
Melambaphes. P ’63, 213
Melampea. P ’58, 198, 209
melampetala (Plagusia). P’ 97, 89
melampetalus (Cynoglossus). P ’97,
&9
(Lytta).
Melampicus. P ’63, 195
Melampine. P ’60, 50
melampoides (Achatinella). P ’88, 51
(Amastra). P ’88, 51
melampterus (Callichthys). P: 74,
j ii, 245, 377. P 58,
60, 50, 130, 153, 315;
: 962, 571, 584; °71, 147;
"72 145; °73, 251; °79, 26-28;
870
82, 146, 171; ’87, 138-143; ’88,
330, 332; 91, 320; ’96, 398, 403,
452; 1900, 97; ’03, 757; 05, 292;
10, 667. J Vall, 402, 410; LX,
89-91, 109, 111
melampyra (Muscipeta). P ’59, 47-
49. J IV, 324
Melampyrum. P ’60, 303; ’80, 362;
1900, 546
Melamspora. P ’02, 474 :
Melanactes. P ’59, 73; ’73, 333. J
IV, 14
melanarium (Agonum). P ’43, 296;
54, 48
melanarius (Platynus). P ’54, 48
melancholica (Anguillula). P ’77,
197
(Cetonia). J IV, 33
(Cicindela). P ’08, 505, 511
(Euphoria). P 752, 67
(Euryomia). J IV, 33
(Labia). P ’04, 562; ’07, 25
melancholicus (Anthicus). Pi Gz,
103
(Dolichonyx). P ’66, 16
(Oriolus). P ’66, 16
(Tyrannus). P ’60, 143; 790,
07
Melanconis. P ’77, 110, 126, 127;
90, 236; 95, 30.
Melanconium. P 94, 373;
Melandrya. P ’46, 55;
I, 97, 99
Melandryade. P ’59, 290. J IV, 38
Melandryide. P 746, 55
melanellus (Acteon). P 748, 95
Melanenchytreus. P ’99, 132
Melanerpes. P ’48, 91; ’59, 105,
190; ’60, 377; °63, 327; ’66, 54,
55; ’74, 109; °75, 347; ’78, 23;
83, 65; ’89, 269; ’92, 106, 116;
93, 43, 62; ’95, 483; 796, 129;
98, 81, 210; ’99, 305; 703, 9; 708,
153; ’09, 360. J I, 55; II, 257,
270; IX, 391 ~
melanerpes (Picus). P ’66, 53
Melanetta. P ’61, 239; ’62, 323
j ii, 175, 379; v, 126; vii,
146; viii, 200. P ’41, 78, 251;
748, 101; °49, 154; 750, 11; 753,
385; 55, 269; 56, 80, -81, 114,
123, 144, 279; ’57, 122-124, 136;
58, 118, 166; ’60, 18, 50, 55, 93,
130, 155, 313, 430, 431; ’61, 117,
306, 397, 432, 433, 444; 62, 262,
588; ’63, 146, 273, 307, 308; ’64,
24; ’65, 19-35; ’70, 56, 57, 100;
73, 286; °74, 82; °79, 214, 225;
83, 171; ’84, 104; ’88, 252; *89,
92; 90, 285-287; ’92, 154; 796,
496-498; 1900, 576; ’02, 119; 705,
747; °06, 167-169; °09, 523. J I,
95, 436
Melania.
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
66, 347. 5
_melanocephalus (Cocco
277; V, 217-244, 266,
129, 155; Vil, 13; V0
melania (Cymochorea).
(Procellaria). P ’
(Thalassidroma).
306
Melaniade. P ’60, 50,
63, 306
Melanie. P ’63, 274
63, 306.
Melaniana.. P
VI, 154
Melaniane. P 63, 306
melanichnus _ 5
68, 312
melanictera i
melanicterus (Agelai
(Cassius), P
(Cassicus). P67
(Icterus). j iv,
(Leistes). P 069:
Melanide. P ’60, 93;
567; ’63, 154, ’206:
217; VI, 5- 85, 113, 2
Melaniella. 89, 2085
Melaniide. p 61, 306
306; ’92, 395; 02,
747; 09, 519, 532
melanioides (Bulimulus )
(Pachyotus). P ’§
Melanite. P ’86, 355; —
Melanitis. P ’85, 86
melanocarpa (Eleoch
605; °07, 458; %
(Oryzopsis).
melanocephala (Chet:
195
(Coereba). P "6
(Columba). P ’
(Enicognathus).
(Goniaphela). P
(Guiraca). P
301, 304; ’66, 88;
, (iiabia). ’p 92,
> 8, 915
(Lema). 2
(Lobivane nih
(Loxia). P ’64,
(Lytta). P 708,
melanocephala aa bil
P 08, 618 i
melanocephala (Pica
(Pipra). P
(Rhadinea). P
123. J VIII, 139
(Tantilla). ee
126; ’68, 102; 7
VIL, 95, 14z, 144, J
(Zamelodia).
88
267
=
Continued.
P60, 485
athus). P 68, 132
P 05, 517
P 48, 90; ’67, 53,
P 02, 683
P 64, 242
. P ’s9, 150
sus). P 02, 683
. 5 iii, 279
P 91, 449
. j iii, 156
s). P '60, 325; ’85,
mo P 67, 53
is). J 5 ES 220
Symphodus).
\eridium). P ’04, 533
nus). P ’95, 322
reospora). P 94,
COrthalicus). P 75,
ar. floridensis (Orth-
P 92,
317
s). P 62, 511
P 97, 66
P 61, 275
(Oxyrhopus). P ’60,
| (Cissolopha). P 91,
P 58, 34
74
P ’64, 87
P '57, 35: 59,
. P 08, 492, 495, 496
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
us). P 1900, 152 |
sidroma). P ’62, 327;
871
melanogastrica (Amara). P ’55, 348
‘melanogastricus (Leirus). P 55, 348
melanogenys{(Anous). P ’94, 115,
117
(Elaps).. P ’60, 72, 74; ’62;
56
melanognatha (Marpissa). P ’09,
224
melanognathus (Menemerus). P ’89,
98
(Tapinattus). P ’04, 138
Melanogrammus. P ’62, 280; ’63,
230, 237, 248; °04, 511
melanoides (Acteon). j vi, 207, 226.
P '48, 95; °62, 570; ’82, 172
(Anculosa). P ’64, 100; ’65,
35
. (Anculotus). P 764, 100; 765,
(Dolophanes). P ’72, 273
(Granatocrinus). P ’69, 88
(Leptoxis). P ’64, 100
(Nitocris). P ’65, 35
melanoleuca (Fringilla). P 64, 252
(Gambetta). P ’59, 192; ’60,
195; ’61, 234; ’64, 68; ’66, 98;
"71, 32
(Naja). P ’57, 72; 759, 343
(Panyptila). P 66, 57, 72
(Pica). -P °51, 217; 53, 384
(Poéspiza). P ’99, 52
(Seolopax). j i, 133; v, 83
(Totanus). P ’61, 234
melanoleucus (Aéronautes). P
27
(Ailuropis).
(Bueeros). P ’67, 216
(Coeceoborus). P 755, 311
(Coluber). j v, 359; vi, 36.
P ’01, 54; °08, 121
i (Cypselus). P ’54, 118; 66,
03,
P 88, 92, 96
(Faleo). P ’67, 214
(Gambetta). P ’59, 108
(Hapalophus). P ’59, 54; ’99,.
49
(Heteraétus). P ’75, 91
(Heteromys). P ’75, 299
(Mergulus). P ’68, 6, 54, 55
(Mesostenus). P ’73, 142
(Micrastur). P 75, 470-500
(Micropus). P ’92, 117
(Microtarsus). P 702, 683
(Pituophis). P ’01, 55
(Pityophis). P ’01, 52, 55;
04, 472, 473
(Polyeyrtus). P ’73, 141, 142
(Scolopax). P ’60, 195
(Sparvius). P ’75, 470-482
(Spizetus). P ’75, 89 |
(Spiziaster). P ’90, 205
(Sylvia). P ’67, 218
872
melanoleucus. Continued.
(Totanus). j v, 83. P ’56,
295; °75, 354; 792, 104; ’93, 36,
61; 795, 474; 798, 139. J I, 223
melanolomus (Masticophis). P ’68,
134
Melanomada. P ’03, 587
Melanomitris. P ’65, 91
Melanomma. P ’90, 239; 93, 445;
94, 328; 95, 21, 416
melanomus (Plectrophanes). P
39, 84
melanonotus (Cystignathus). P ’60,
485; 766, 132
(Liophis). P ’62, 76
(Lygophis). P ’60, 253
(Mecistocephalus). J V,-41 |
melanope (Motacilla). P ’58, 193;
02, 688
Melanophantes. P ’67, 63
Melanophila. P 744, 146; ’66, 348;
73, 89, 331. J IV, 12, 34
Melanophora. « 703, 129, 133
melanophrys. (Diomedea). P 762,
326; 66, 174, 175, 181, 188; ’99,
24
(Hesperomys). P ’74, 181
(Vesperinus). P ’74, 181
melanophthalmus (Athoiis). P 744,
154
(Dascillus). P ’53, 229
(Elater). P °44, 154 aL
Melanopine. P ’63, 34
melanopleura (Coccinella). P
286, 292
melanopleurus (Osteochilus). P 705,
479
66,
59,
(Spelerpes).
melanopli (Gregarina). P ’07, 223
Melanoplus. P ’02, 724; 04, 537,
538, 571, 572, 776, 777, 790, 791;
05, 40, 53; 706, 360, 362, 404, 415;
07, 51-55, 73-78, 225, 295-298,
495; ’08, 366, 368, 395-397; ’09,
112, 161, 413, 466-474; 710, 595,
616, 617, 633
melanopogen (Picus). J I, 56
melanopogon (Anodus). P ’06, 307
(Eigenmannina). P ’06, 308
(Pteropus). P ’90, 14, 22, 27
melanopoma (Alyceus). P 1900, 382
melanops (Alaus). P ’66, 389
(Aleyrodes). P ’02, 282, 283
(Anous). P ’94, 115
(Calliurus). P ’57, 200; ’77,
94-96; 706, 515
(Chenobryttus). P ’65, 84. J
VI, 223
(Chlorophanes). P ’64, 268;
9, 35
(Chrysomitris). P ’05, 778
(Diglossa). P ’64, 274
~
P ’93, 383
9
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
7 4
_melanopterum (Brycon). —
melanops. Continued.
(Dionda). P
(Eptisecus).
(Erimyzon).
(Faleo). P 775,
(Fringilla). P
(Ichthelis). P
3
(Lepomis). J
(Minytrema). =
04, 243 ;
(Percichthys). P
61, 51; 07, 249
(Perecosoma). P ’61
(Sciurus). P j
(Sebastes). P
7
(Sterna). P 9
(Stoparola). P
Melanopsamma.
95, 23, 416
Melanopsar.
Melanopsis.
64, 102, 152; ’68,
melanopsis (Chemnitz
(Mornarcha). P
(Psarocolius). P-
(Turbonilla). J
melanoptera (Alepes).
705, 70. J XII, 507
(Chettusia). P
(Muscicapa). P
34; 59, 50; 64, 25
(Platystira). P
34; °59, 50
(Tanagra). P
( Trine "
06, 388; 707, 44; %
(Triplax). P
i.
22
14
(Megalobrycon).
706, 447 fii
melanopterus (Anthoe
166
(Carcharhinus).
(Carcharias). —
(Icterus). P ’
(Malachius).
(Oressochen). —
(Trogon). P
melanopus (Harpalus)
301
(Mallodon). J
(Novacula). P
(Numenius). j
(Procellaria). P
170, 193 ;
(Sphex). P ’97
s (Totanus). jv, 8 |
: . P ’99 , ae
Helioryetus). P 96,
(Conocephalus). P
tes). J VI, 197
“(Apogon). J XII,
| (Stermula). P 62,
E (Apogon). J XII,
(Cueulus). P 64,
- P 62, 309
1
55, 411; ’89,
Holocenthrus). J XII,
_(Diagramma). P 99,
7 (Bateo). P 75, 89
Cnemidophorus). ¥
Salams ndra). P 59,
J 1, 2865 TH, 366
(Bufo). P’ 02, 183
s). P 01,377...
tylus). P '69, 99.
J VIII, 94, 109
P 62, 358
). P 54, 140;
P 98, 159
Achatinella). P °8s,
P °73, 999
P 05, 730 —
). P 05, 292
(Seyllium). P
01,
s (Bulimus). P 96, 418
Maxis). P 71, 258
Anser). P 05, 761
- jv, 336; vi, 36
=: y 95, 395
nis). P 05, 761
'P 62, 280
(Stenostoma). P 62,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
_ melanotis (Circetus).
873
P ’59, 31
(Daenis). P ’64, 269
(Hemophila). P ’68, 430
(Larus). P 62, 311
(Milvus). P ’58, 191;
(Murena). P ’98, 340
(Ploceus). P ’59, 134
(Psaltriparus). P ’90, 217
(Vespertilio). P ‘55, 438
(Zonotrichia). P 68, 430
melanotropis (Crossanthera). P 794,
203
62, 312
(Dendrophidium). J VIII, 184
Melanotus. P °44, 152; ’54, 221;
61, 347; °66, 347, 390; 73, 325.
J IV, 11, 29
melanotus (Coluber).
ohare P ’60, 253
(Cyprinus). j i, 422
(Malurus). P ’89, 149
(Rena). P 755, 424
(Sparus). P 82, 305
(Tylosurus). J- XII, ‘501
melanoxantha (Fringilla): ¥
93; 766, 81
Melanthacee. j vii, 56. P ’60, 146,
201, 304, 513; ’63, 76. J IU,
103, 181
Melanthera. P ’89, 388
Melanthiacee. P ’81, 112
Melanthium. j vii, 56. P ’60, 513
Melantho. P ’62, 451; ’63, 35, 36,
38; 764, 152; ’71, 181; ’72, 102,
115; ’75, 336; ’88, 286
Melanura. P ’65, 78, 274; ’77, 89;
"85, 12
melanura (Altica). P ’47, 166
(Anoneodes). P 754, 21
(Boa). P ’68, 129
(Cantharis). P ’54, 21
(Celognathus). P 60, 564
(Eumolpus). P ’47, 168
(Felis). P 79, 171
(Limosa). j v, 75
(Litiopa). P ’91, 53
(Loxia). P ’64, 252
(Lula). P ’59, 176
(Macendes). P ’78, 314
(Metachroma). P ’47, 168
(Nacerdes). P 54, 21. J I,
96
(Oblada). P ’92, 266
(GEnas). P ’08, 620
(Pachycephala). P ’99, 47
(Penitella). J II, 335
(Perea). P ’97, 109
(Pholadidea). P ’62, 195, 213
(Pholas). P ’62, 196, 213. J
II, 335
56 hPa). sy 59, 301, 304;
cProeellaria). P ’64, 120
P 60, 253
65,
874
melanura. Continued.
(Thyamis). P ’47, 166
(Ungalia). P ’68, 129; 93,
429
melanurum (Compsosoma). rr SG,
564
(Hemulon). P
(Parisoma). P
149; ’99, 40
97, 109
59, 51; 789,
melanurus (Cassicus). P ’67, 663
99, 34
(Coluber). P ’60, 564; ’02,
179
(Exocetus). P ’77, 214
(Geoptyas). P ’68, 106
(Larus). P ’63, 325
(Pachypterus). es 782, 281
(Rallus). j =
(Spilotes).
71, 204
(Tropidurus). P
Melaphyr. P ’83, 49
Melaporphyria. P 74, 203
melapterus (Bagroides). P ’05, 469
(Hemigymnus). P 1900, 527
(Hemiulis). P ’82, 274
(Labrus). P 1900, 527
melas (Amiurus). P ’85, 410, 412
. (Bunocephalus). P ’74, 182
(Eptisecus). P ’55, 438
(Globicephalus). P ’65, 273;
66, 8; ’76, 130
(Pronodesmus). P
60, 342, 564;
56, 237
Melasis. j iii, 165. P 744, 148; 752,
45, 46; 753, 229. J I, 89
Melasma. P 163, 274; ’64, 24, 28;
65, 23; 796, 496
melasopterus (Hemigrammus). a4
03, 518
melaspermum (Ceratostoma). P ’95,
7 .
Melastoma. P ’58, 133
melastoma (Valsa). P
Melastomacere. P ’58, 133;
89, 380; 1900, 668.
melastomatis (Dothidea).
melastomus (Galeus). P
08, 53
(Pristiurus).
melastroma (Valsa). P ’77, 122
Melatoma. P 743, 251; ’60, 63, 186;
64, 93; 65, 30. J V, 245
melazona (Chrysobothris). P 773,
332
melba (Cypselus). P ’62, 318
(Hirundo). P ’62, 318
melbina (Atticora). P ’59, 33; ’99,
49 r
meldensis (Biota,. P ’76, 203
(Thuja). P ’68, 182
Meleagride. P ’83, 66
meleagrides (Agelastus).
77, 112
60, 512;
J II, 288
01, 329;
P ’01, 329
J Iv, 8
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
96, 266
Meleagrinella. P ’05 1
Meleagris. P 53, 385,
56, 294; 759, 108;
93; 68, 84; ’70, 1
80, 348; 83, 66:
105, 114; 95, 475;
101. J IV, 290;
meleagris (Acontias). Bed
(Argyreus).
(Lutremys). P
(Murena). P ’
(Numida). P
303; ’08, 86; 709, 357
(Rhinichthys). .
(Sidera). P ’82, é
Melecta. P ’96, 34
Meles. j viii, 73. P
92, 426. J VII, *
melete (Pieris). P
Meletta. P 754, 138, 4 1,
36; °62, 241; °77, 187;
Melia. P’ ’89, 372; 702,
700 é
Meliacer. P ’89, yi
melie (Spheria).
Melias. P ’08, 196.
melibzeus (Scarabeeus). ‘
Melica, P °48, 245 °%
188 :
Melicerta. P ’70, 72;
Melicertide. P RA, ee
melichari (Cyarda).
Melichthys. P
99, 496
Melicocea. P 89, 3
melicyti (Aleyrodes).
Melierax. P 705,
Melignothes. P ‘sa :
"99, 37 Mi
Melilotus. P ’67, 18
melina (Crassatella). 3
62, 578; °67, 1aey ee
82) 156; ’86, 351.
398; 90, 144. J] oe
(Rosa). P 704, 11
Meline. P ’78, 47
Melinea. P 66, 242
melinellus (Chilo).
Melinide. P ’05, 10
Melinna. P 705, "851
Melinonia. P 58, 122.
Melinopterus. P 44, 1
melinus (Sericulus) s
Meliola. J II, 292
Melipotes. P 199, -
melissa (Cancer).
(Euxanthus).
(Lyriocrinus).
(Rhodocrinus).
melissefolia (Viola).
Melissodes. P ’78, 1
35, 37, Aes 02, 728
°71, 148; ’01, 153
P 65, 30. J
iain). P 61, 120;,°65, 30
iapeon). P '07, 45
epidulus). 4
. P ’73, 390
Pg 152. J TV, 250
02, 35; 05,
07, 45;
0 P 5
P '96, 38, 559;
prus). P ’61, 350
mecocystus). P ’81,
270
a). P 55, 261
> 194, 292, 298
94, 302
P 95, 517,
709, 361
hilus). P ’64, 257
S16; 65, 74; "78,
P 05, 764
: 2monium). P 63, 73
roporus). P 55, 293,
, 376
e3 Ba 73, 383
ronia). P ’73,; 396
jlampsis). P 73, 58
palpus). P ’55, 271
286, 288
ophrya) 782, 148
is) Pp 189, 383
perinus). "p 69, 84,
nt es). P 61, 142;
5°87, 83. J II, 65, 90
yerinus). P 81, 254
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
~-Meloecactus. P
875
melobosis (Tachina). P ’95, 333
89, 384; ’01, 559
P ’62, 161; ’89, 368
05, 771
Melochia.
Melocichla. P
Melocrinide. P ’81, 308; 785, 239,
265, 308-323; ’86, 74; ’9U, 348-383
Melocrinites. P ’81, 267, 270, 288
Melocrinus. P ’79, 227, 240; ’81,
182, 217-260, 309, 375, 407; ’82,
31; ’85, 236-270, 326; ’90, 158,
345, 384
meloda (A®gialitis). P 75, 357
meloda circumcincta (Agialitis). P
. 995, 475
melodia (Fringilla). j iv, 45, 58. P
55, 311; °56, 292; ’66, 88 J
¥E 49
(Melospiza). P ’59, 107; 771,
22; 7°74, 97
melodia var. fallax (Melospiza). P
08, 98
melodia arta j.ivj 256... -P
51, 153
’(Zonotrichia). P 53, 382
melodius (Charadrius). P
melodus (A¢gialites). P
71, 28
(Turdus). j iv, 33. P ’75, 349
Meloe. j iii, 580. P 53, 328, 344,
404; ’o4, 84, 224; ’61, 354; 66,
349; ’73, 336. J IV, 38 *
melogaster’ (Motacilla). P ’67, 219
Melogramma. P ’79, 66-70, 381; 95,
— 426
Meloide. P
J IV, 38
Melolontha. j iii, 241; v, 194. P
744, 55, 139; 64, 218; 73, 239.
J III, 230-287; IV, 33, 34
Melolonthe. J III, 226, 228
melolonthe (Boda). P 56, 42
53, 426
64, 66;
64, 50; 708, 600-624.
melolonthebrunnee (Gregarina). P
03, 45, 640
Melolonthide. J ITI, 225-288
Melolonthides. P 773, 19, 27
Melonechinus. P ’60, 396
Melongena. P 747, 286; 748, 101;
53, 321, 448; 784, 190; 790, 398;
91, 50; 03, 757. J I, 116; VIII,
350; IX, 135; XII, 394
melongena (Cassidula). P 753, 448
(Melongena). P 91,50. J
VIII, 350
(Murex). P ’53, 448
(Pyrula). P 53, 448
(Solanum). P ’89, 395; ’01, 560
meloniformis (Elaeacrinus). P ’87,
P ’60, 396, 472; 68, 359
Melopelia. P 759, 301, 305; 763,
302; ’66, 93; ’90, 204; ’92, 126;
99, 17; 09, 357
Melonites.
876
Melophagus. j iii, 104
Melophus. P ’62, 314
melops (Crenilabrus). P ’92, 271
(Cynedus). P ’82, 306
(Symphodus). P ’92, 271
Melosaurus. P ’65, 136
Melosira. P ’61, 71; ’90, 138; 98,
422, 423; 1900, 466, 474, 686, 712,
728
Melospiza.
68, 83, 149;
P ’59, 107, 192; ’66, 88;
"71, 223: "74, O7 20715,
351; ’83, 62; °90, 212, 215; 91,
436; ’92, 109, 121, 152; ’93, 23,
50, 64; ’95, 490; ’96, 111, 116, 139,
145; ’98, 84, 139, 215; ’99, 19;
03, 11, 15; 704, 583; 705, 685; 708,
98, 154 ,
meloxylon (Acacia). P ’50, 81
Melozone. P ’65, 169
melpoda (Estrelda). i os
59, 13
’(Fringilla). P
38
56, 318;
56, 318; 759,
melsheimeri (Cerambyx). J II, 10
(Hemonia). P ’73, 22
(Microrhopala). P ’73, 82, 83
(Mycetophagus). P 756, 13
(Necrophorus). P 753, 275;
73, 326
(Purpuricenus). J IV, 41
(Xylophilus). P ’55, 276
Melursus. P ’88, 146; 94,182 ~—
Melyride. P ’45, 305; ’59, 290. J
IV, 35
Melyrides. P 52, 163
Melyris. P ’66, 349, 361; ’73, 334
Membracis. j vi, 242, 299. P 78,
315
membranacea (Biddulphia). P 1900,
730
(Cyelas). P ’60, 281
(Cyrena). P ’60, 281
(Hierodula).
(Lingula). P ’63, 3
(Pecten). J IX, 431
(Riecia). P 69, 233
(Strophomena). 5 vili, 235
membranaceum (Hydnum), J III,
216
(Paspalum). P ’86, 289
(Triceratium). P 1900, 704
membranaceus (Brachytrupes). P
01, 382
(Bulimulus). P
(Chetocyperus). P
167
(Cyelas). P ’60, 294
(Eleocharis). P ’62, 10
(Favus). J ITI, 206
(Palmipes). P 89, 174
(Peneus). P 793, 110
(Unio)... J- Ti, 309
"73, 248
62, 10,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Membranipora. P
304; ’89, 345; 705
V, 114, 157
Membranopsis. P 710,
membranosus (Pecten
P 45, 254; 48
417. J Labve
Meminna. P ’02, 131
meminna (Moschus).
(Tragulus). P
memmingeri (Pholas).
memnon (Papilio). P
memonius (Hister). J
Menaccanite. P ’80,.
38, 343; ‘02, 176; 1s
Menacodon. Pa "298,
189, 230, oa, 247, : He
Menethius. P "57, 219
menagensis (Nycticebu
menandianus (Polype
menardi (Meta). P
(Panopea). P
mendax (Cloe).
(Nereis).
mendica (Nudaria).
(Rangia). P 60
mendicus (Gorytes).
(Ichneumon).
Mendosoma. P ’62, 1
mendoze (Radiolites).
468
Mene. P ’62, 127. Boe T.
meneleki (Belonog: ts
menelikii (Calidomant
(Miomantis).
Menemerus.. P ’89,
menesemus Apne
Menesta. .P 60, 213
Menestho. P
Menetia. P ’68
menetriesii
304
menhaden (Alansa).
(Brevoortia).
215
. (Cymothoe).
Menidia. P ’82, 27
04, 508;
menidia (‘Atherina).
"“T-2¢
menidia notata (M:
601
meninting (Aledo).
Menippe. P 771,
79, 393; ’91, 178, 18
Meniscoéssus. P ’87 !
127-134, 240. 5% :
217, 218, 253-255 ae
Meniscotheriide. P ’§
Meniscotherium. P 77
199, 499 ;
Meniscus. P 73, 409;
P 764, 265 _
499°
P °60, 302; °77, 285;
). P 04, 97
idea). P ’01, 388
P 98, 274
P ’60, 281
60, 281
9). P 53, 252
; 74,
fv, 323; vi, 35. P
6; 69, Biol. 15;
262-273 ; 785, 129;
J I, 290
?
- 982) 187, 328;
34, 262-273: 88, 94;
"3 T, 289
. P ’82, 328
P '78, 100; ’88, 167, 168;
?
, 512; 63, 72; °64,
84, 90; ’98, 390;
, 697
P 61, 86, 88; 62,
63, 28, 31: °77, 210; 81,
288; 97, 116; 704, 510;
601
62, 236
odon). J VII, 424
P 99, 326; ’01, 331
s). P 99, 326; 01,
eetus). P ’05, 494
om). P 67, 182,
152, 156. J VII, 424,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
877
-Mentzelia. P ’61, 455; ’62, 163; ’63,
61; ’76, 173, 202; ’96, 35. J III,
88 <5 Oh
mentzelie (Perdita). P
60
Menurine. J I, 34
Menyanthes. P ’07, 457
96, 31, 47,
Menziesia. P ’84, 88; ’98, 49. J
ITI, 194
menziesii (Abies). P ’63, 76; ’83,
187; ’84, 92
(Arbutus). P ’84, 88; ’98,
35, 307; 703, 5
(Astragalus). P ’77, 274
(Delphinium). P ’63, 57; ’98,
~~ 18, 293. J ITI, 80
(Egregia). P 98, 17, 47, 315
(Juneus). P ’63, 77
(Pentstemon). P 98, 49
(Phacelia). P ’98, 37, 309
(Phyllospora,. P ’98, 47, 315
(Prosartes). P ’68, 174
(Ribes). P ’98, 27, 302
(Sanicula). P ’84, 85
(Silene). P ’63, 58.
mephitica (Mephitis). P. ’78, 22;
80, 348; '94, 218, 394; 795, 447;
96, 385-389; 97, 31, 219. J XI,
231-236
mephitica elongata (Mephitis). P
96, 199
Mephitis. j vii, 329. P 749, 234;
51, 206; ’59, 299; ’68, 298; 778,
22; ’80, 348; 82.” 319, 321; 86,
36; ’88, 91, 97, 98; °93, 280; 794,
218, 394; 95, 447; °96, 199, 385-
390; °97, 31, 219; 04, 579; 708,
404. J XI, 230-237, 280
mephitis (Mutilla). P ‘96, 547
mera (Membracis). j vi, 301
meraca (Galleruca). j v, 299. P
65, 209
(Luperus). P ’65, 208, 209
Meracantha. P ’54, 219
mercatoria (Columbella). Pes,
301; ’91, 51
y (Eulota). P 701, 347; ’05, 708
eager var. demonorum ’(Eulota).
01, 545-
eS iejimana (Eulota). P
05, 708 .
Mercenaria. P ’54, 29; 755, 267,
441; 62, 574; °67, 139; .’71, 135;
"87, 397, 403. J IV, 376; TX, 122
mercenaria (Cancer). j i, 448. P
50, 26; ’78, 318; ’79, 393
(Menippe). P ’71, 120, 239;
78, 318; ’79, 393; ’91, 178, 192,
198
(Mereenaria). P ’62, 574
(Mya). j ii, 313; vi, 208. P
48, 102
878
mercenaria. Continued.
(Pseudocareinus). P 750, 23,
26; ’78, 318; ’79, 393
’ (Venus). j i, 444; vi, 118,
208, 212-213; vii, 123. P-, 742,
2173 743, 324; ” 148, 107; 751, 209;
56, 162; 80, 25; ’82, 155; ’84,
10, 12, 301; 787, 398; 788, 331, 332;
91, 47, 142; ’98, 148; ’03, 757;
08, 6
mercenaria var. morton (Venus). P
91, 47; 703, 757
(Xantho). P ’78, 318; ’79, 393
mercerii (Macherodus). J XI, 240
(Smilodon). J XI, 245, 247,
280
(Uncia). P ’95, 448; 96,
392. J XI, 245
(Unio}.:* P 76R, 389... V;
209
merckii (Dahlia). P ’98, 396, 401
Mereurialis. P ’77, 108
mercurialis (Pardosa). P ’04, 267,
268, 270; ’08, 165, 197, 514
merdarius (Hister). RS 52, 39
merdigera (Helicina). P 60, 153
meredithii (Unio). P 58, "40. J
V, 65
Meretrix. P ’54, 29; 55, 257; ’60,
185, 426; ’61, 370, 443; 82) 199,
212; ’95, 50; ’96, 470, 477; 03,
757; ’05, 16, 119. f II, 323, 326;
IV, "276; VILL, 343, 372; rea 149,
153
meretrix (Cytherea). J VIII, 344
(Venus). P ’61, 26
Merganetta. P ’69, 218; 99, 302
Merganser. P 93, 22, 31, 60; 95,
467; ’98, 140; 99, 28, 471; 1900,
15; ’05, 687. J IX, 406
merganser (Mergus). j viii, 158. P
53, 429; °55, 317; 756, 297; 783,
68; 708, 92
Mergellus. P ’69, 218
Mergine. P ’69, 218 ~—
merguiensis (Collocalia). P ’06, 201
Mergulus. P 745, 266; 66, 189; ’68,
3, 5, 7, 14, 52, 54, 56; ’69, 203,
210, 211; °78, 23;
55
Mergus. j viii, 158. P 752, 187;
53, 429; °55, 317; °56, 297; 759,
109; ’61, 241; ’62, 227; ’66, 99;
68, 16, 18; 69, 218; ’71, 37; 775,
356; 7°78, 23; ’83, 68; 799, 28;
08, 92
mergus (Tachytes). P ’93, 503, 504
meriani (Apiocrinus). P ’85, 294
(Corythaix). P 759, 139
meridianus (Rhinoceros). P ’65, 176;
70, 65. J VII, 229, 357, 390
Meridion. P ’65, 16; 1900, 473
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
_Merlangus. P
Mae |! Mage oe Be?
meridionale (Diplax).
- (Spherium). P he
32; ’89, 89
’ (‘Sympetrum). Ps
meridionalis (Astarte).
(Barbus). P 2.
(Chione). J vit
(Chortophaga)
841; 10, 589
(Faleo). P ’75,
(Fulmarus).
( Hesper an
(Hydatiecus).
523
(Ichneumon).
(Lanius). J an
(Orea). P
«(Orphulella).. “%
28
6,
(Ostrea). P 91,
(Paratettix). P
(Parus). P 90,
(Picus). P 47,
(Procellaria). P
142, 170
(Quinqueoeutina).
(Spermophora).
(Spizigeranus). p
(Sturnella). P 66,
147-150
(Terebratula). J
(Trogon). P 9
(Uranidea). I
(Venus). J V
merificus ere
Meriola. P ’01, 568
Meriones. j viii, 8,57
83, 266, 268
Merisea. P ’01, 400
Merista. P 62, 407;
Meristhus. P 73, 333
meritiformis (Lithasia)
Merium. J II, 33
merlangi (Cirolana).
63,
92, 276
merle’ (Turdus). P
merlini (Saurothera).
Merlueccia. P ’63, 2
Merluccine. P ’63,
iW frie
Merluceius. P ’61,
230, 243, 244; 92,
merluccius (Gadus).
(Merluecius). 792
Merluciide. P ’84, 1
511
Merluciine. P 763, §
244 i
Merlus. P ’63, 230, 244
ia. P ’04, 563, 784; 07, 31,
285; 708, 371; 09, 412, 131;
e. P 06, 17
P °51, 263, 275, 281-283;
; '75, 15, 400; ’80, 131;
P ’81, 354
86, 115, 133, 139;
?
um. P 05, 817
(Pachylocrinus).
eriocrinus).
erinus). P
P 05, 764
5 P 57, 37;
‘J IV, 322
P 59, 34; 99, 38. J
59, 35;
P 55, 440; °56, 320; ’57,
(84; 64, 243; 66, 405;
217; °70, 88; ’99, 38; 702,
P 99, 485;
P "60, 252
24
-arenivagus (Dipodomys).
(Tamias). P ’98, 123
(Cereospora). P ’94, 380
mas). P ’64, 244
(Hapalogaster). P 758, 232
. P 60, 200; '63, 73; ’84,
212, 289. J IIT, 183, 195
na (Abies). P ’83, 187,
). P 784, 88
P 84, 93; ’03, 6
; agurus). P ’58, 237
ehnochiton). P ’98, 288;
7
P 58, 194; ’60, 376; ’62,
163, 292; °75, 349; °90, 211,
191, 438; ’92, 126, 152; 93,
; 95, 501; 96, 165; 98,
99, 312; 03, 14; 04,
05, 690, 770; 08, 156. J
[ endrocolaptes). P ’04, 456
uabrus). P ’92, 270
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Merycodus.
879
Merulidae. P 53, 309
Merulina. P ’60, 435
merulina (Dendrocinela). P ’04, 459,
460
Merulinus. P 703, 333
merulinus (Cacomantis). P ’02, 678
(Cuculus). P ’02, 678
merulioides (Dedalea). J III, 214
Merulius. J III, 206, 214
meruloides (Dendrocinela). P
447, 450, 457, 460, 461
meruloides aphanta (Dendrocincla).
P ’04, 460
meruloides meruloides (Dendrocincla).
P 704, 458-462
(Dendrocops). P 704, 459
(Fringilla). J I, 52
merus (Unio). P 753, 252
Merychippus. P ’56, 311; 757, 89,
91, 153, 157, 158; 758, 11, 27, 158;
61, 435; ’68, 248; ’70, 67; 791,
368; ’92, 326. J VII, 21, 70, 257,
292, 358, 402
Merychyus. P ’58, 25, 157; ’68, 274;
70, 109; °74, 147; ’92, 435, 441.
J VII, 19, 20, 72, 115, 356, 380;
VIII, 79; IX, 493
Merycocherus. P ’58, 24, 157; ’70,
109, 111; 92, 435. J VII, 20,
72, 110, 356, 380; IX, 470, 477,
491, 493
04,
P 54, 90, 157; °57, 89,
9i, 157, 158; °58, 23, 157; ’61,
435; ’70, 109; °75, 257. J VII, 21,
141, 162-165, 356, 382
Merycoidodon. P 748, 47; ’50, 121;
51, 238; 7°54, 157; ’57, 89. J
VII, 379
Merycopotamide. J VIII, 74
Merycopotamus. J I, 236, 237; VIII,
eee
Merycotherium. J VII, 161
merzianoides (Helix). P ’73, 237
(Trochomorpha). P 773, 237
meseus (Pecilichthys). P 764, 232;
65, 85; 706, 523
Mesalia. P ’65, 62; ’90, 400; 795,
80, 114, 124, 146. J VIII, 330;
‘TX, 147
mesambonata
62, 421
mesealero (Stirapleura). P ’02, 719;
09, 145
Mesocelopus. P 765, 237
mesechinus (Lithobius).
158
Mesembrina. j vi, 175
mesembrinum (Acheilognathus). P
10, 481
Mesembryanthemum. P ’77, 107
Mesenchytreus. P ’99, 125-142
(Posidonomya). QE
P 03, 153,
880
mesenterica (Ostrea).
(Phlebia). J ITI,
Meseschiza. P ’64, 2;
VI, 152
mesille (Chrysis). P ’96,
mesillana (Diapheromera). P_ ’09,
112, 124
Mesobatis. P 755, 395. J VITI, 244
Mesoblastus. P 87, 85, 89
Mesoblattina. P 85, 112, 114
Mesobueco. P 702, 679
Mesochloa. P ’07, 33
Mesochorus. P 773, 388; ’78, 369;
94, 188
Mesodectes. P 792, 292, 423
Mesodesma. P 742, 184; 752, 574;
"72, 288; °97, 293. J VIII, 333
Mesodon. P ’58, 209; ’73, 242, 243,
249, 253; °74, 40, 49, 118; ’75, 154,
198, 208, 255, 334; ’76, 189; ’88,
286; ’89, 193, 195, 203, 414; ’90,
282, 299; ’91, 313; ’92, 393, 400;
94, 18; ’03, 197; ’06, 530, 547,
553. J IX, 448, 444
mesodon (Odontidium). P ’65, 16
Mesodonta. P ’83, 77, 79; 790, 55
mesogaster (Exocetus). P ’63, 177;
1900, 500
(Parexocetus). P 1900, 500
Mesogonistius. P ’77, 59, 93; 83,
132; ’10, 602. J VI, 216, 218. \
Mesogramma. P 94, 276; 95, 239
Mesograpta. P ’94, 276 :
Mesohippus. J IX, 470
Mesoleius. P ’78, 371; 94, 188, 189
mesolepta (Navicula). P ’65, 16
Mesoleptus. P 773, 390; 78, 371;
94, 187, 189
mesoleuca (Scurria). P ’76, 244;
93, 286
(Valsa). P ’77, 118
mesoleucus (Pipilo). P ’54, 119;
59, 107; ’66, 41, 89, 90; ’68, 84
mesoloba (Chonetus). _P ’69, 172;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
j viii, 226
218
65, 34.
J
37
91, 244, 246. J
88, 228, 244;
III, 27, 32
mesomelas (Canis). P ’96, 544
(Dendromys). P ’96, 535
(Ieterus). P ’60, 140; ’67,
51; ’99, 34
mesomelas varians (Mephitis). P
08, 404
(Psarocolius). P ’60, 140; ’67,
51
Mesomphalia. P ’73, 76
Mesomphix. P ’58, 209; ’89, 196;
94, 13; 1900, 134
Mesonauta. P ’71, 253; ’03, 533,
535
Mesonychide. P ’75, 447; ’76, 65,
89; °82, 300; °83, 80; 90, 59;
‘Mesopleura.
Mesops.
92, 292, 294, 300, 303,
Ix; 160, 169, 184
Mesonyx. P 74, 116; 2
446; ’82, 300; ’83, 78; -
304-307, 421. Z IX, 155-3
180- 184, 493, 517, 519
Mesopeltis. P 66, 318 Bh
Mesopicus. P ’63, 194, 324;
05, 767 4
Mesopithecus. P ’01, 124
98, 59
69, 192
FE
Mesoplodon. oe
Mesoprion. P ’61, 94; 62,
448; ’63, 177, 178, 187;
197, 74, 108 in
’p "71, 152; 703,
399 a
Mesopus. P ’62, 14
Mesoreodon. J 1% 477
Mesosa. P ’62, 38. J iw,
170; IV, 13
Mesosealpellum. P '08, Tigi
Mesosoma. P ’04, 140 2
Mesostenus. P 73. 141,
365; 794, 187
Mesostoma. P on 215, 225;
Mesotapinus. P 92, 430.
Mesotes. P ’66, 128
Mesothemis. P 162, 381,
Mesotherium. P 77, 314 ©
Mesothes. P ’65, 237
mesothorax (Lepidaplois).
535
mesotrema (Asternotremia).
137
mespili sericoalbo (Chermes
264
mespili (Coceus:. P ’99,
(Phenacoceus). P
Mespilia. P ’63, 358
mespiliformis (Eugeniac:
85, 255; ’86,
(Haplocrinus). P
86, 86; ’88, 339 -
(Melocrinus). P
Mespilocrinus. P ’79, 22
81, 179; ’85, 266;
188, 3573 » 373
Mespilus. 10, 222
messinensis (optopms),
messor (Cancer). ”80,
(Conlon aia Pp. :
(Grapsus). P ’80, 1
(Metopograpsus).
(Rhynchoplax). P |
messoria eo P
Messua. P ’09, 224
Mestobregma. P
567; 706, 380;
08, 386; 709, 115, 1
mesurus (Piaya). P ’08,
(Pyrrhocorax). P ’
_P 8 132; '88, 175;~92,
« ot 5
furchisonia). P 65, 252
ple urotomaria). P 65, 252
lus. P ’89, 148
P ’07, 484
ma. P ’47, 168; "58, 855
a. J IV, 4
P ’85, 203; 86, 222;
P 03, 341, 343; 04,
24
P ’04, 624
. P 53, 424
P 709, 202
us. P 80, 212
P75, 431
fea. P ’06, 15, 17
obasis. P ’08, 468, 474
(Limonius). Pp 44, 158
us). P 754, 48
(Lampsilis). ate
elanophila). P °44, 146
sta). . P95, 333
tenispa). P ’73, 80
2 (Temnosoma). P_ ’01,
um var. chapade (Temno-
aoe 01,219
(Aphodius). J I, 105
cidolepis). . P VIII, 95,
utus). P ’68, 367
rocorax). P ’99, 216
‘fuseovirescens (Lampro-
99, 216
ornatus (Lamprocorax).
(Lamprotornis). P ’62,
inia). P 59, 36.
P 53, 252
P 72, 279;
oi 65)
P 1900, 382; ’08, 587
(Dinophilus). P ’07,
phosa (Ashmunella). P 705,
ie 0, 53, 96, 114
ur (Unio). P '53, 266, 269
- (Unio). P 742, "176; 53,
54, 238, 239; 77, 26. J
vr (Quadruta). J XIII, 263
Unio). P °42, 176
"73, 102,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
_ Metastoma. P ’98, 282;
§81
metanevrus (Unio). P 53, 252;
60, 155. J V, 430
Metanthropos. P ’79, 194
Metapachylus. P ’09, 230
Metaparia. P ’73, 33, 40
Metaplax. P ’58, 97; ’80, 192
Metapocerus. P ’68, 126
Metaporhapis. P ’78, 316
| Metaptera. P 753, 260, 267
Metargyra. P ’09, 208
Metasesarma. P ’61, 373; ’80, 189,
192, 211
Metaspheria. P ’90, 237; ’93, 136;
95, 423
Metastelma. P 789, 392
metasternalis (Lytta). P ’08, 618
(Typophorus). P ’73, 38
05, 213, 220
metastriata (Circe). P ’62, 575;
782, 155
(Cyelas). P 754, 30
ek P °48, 99; * "62,
(Linearia). P
16. J IV, 279
(Lucina). P 748, 101
(Meretrix). P ’54, 30
(Venus). P 748, 107
metastriatus (Unio). Pp 7 17, 27
Metatheria. J IX, 257
metathoracica (Polybia). P ’98, 449
Metator. P ’06, 381; ’08, 386
Metaxite. P ’41, 39; ’42, 193
Metazaptyx. P ’04, 823, 824, 831,
834; ’07, 502, 508; ’08, 579
Metazygia. P ’09, 212
Metealfia. P 710, 524
metel (Datura). P ’77, 108
metemmensis (Odynerus). P ’96, 555
Metepeira. P ’09, 212
Meterginus. P ’09, 228
Methia. J II, 142, 144
Methoca. P 94, 294
meticulosa (Chrysomela). P 756, 29
meticulosus (Eupagurus). P ’58, 237
(Pagurus). P ’58, 237
Metis. P ’62, 573; ’67, 139;
Metodontia. P 92, 393
Metonius. P ’57, 10
Metopia. P. ’99, 209
metopium (Rhus). P ’89, 374
Metopius. P 773, 393; 778, 376
Metopocerus. P ’66, 124
Metopograpsus. P ’58, 101, 102;
79, 400; ’80, 188, 190, 199
Metoponops. P ’64, 196, 198
Metoporhapis. P ’79, 384
61, 150; 05,
03, 757
Metopsilus. J IV, 150
Metoptoma. P ’65, 131; ’66, 266;
87, 19; 89, 292, 298
Metostracon. P ’03, 761, 762
metrica (Forficula). P ’03, 311
882
Metriopelma. P ’09, 195
Metriorhynchus. P ’91, 421
Metriotes. P 04, 105; ’05, 840
Metrodore. P ’04, 662
Metrogaster. P 62, 275
Metrosideros. + ’58, 133
Metrosomes. P 763, 243
Metrypa. P ’05, 52
Metula. P ’99, 74, 75; ’03, 280,
281. J VIL, 351
Metulella. P 72, 270
Meturoplax. pe 94, 70, 76
Metynnis. P ’03, 528; 06, 479
meusebachanus (Spirifer). P ’56, 63,
269; '57, 128; °59, 27
mevarna (Urellia). P 95, 338
mexicana (Acontista). P ’05, 794,
» 839
(Agave). P ’76, 142; ’89, 134,
56
(Ahaetulla). P ’60, 557; 74,
5
(Ardea). P 764, 245
- (Argemone). P ’89, 364; ’98,
379; 701, 560. J III, 37
(Atya). P ’94, 409
(Atyoida). P ’79, 415.
(Bolitoglossa). P 760; 372,
373; ’69, 103, 105
(Calamagrostis). J III, 104
(Carduelis). P ’65, 93 Be
(Caridina). P ’94, 410
Pee anys 2k BPS 7ST, 745 OB,
(Certhia). P 59, 191
(Certhiola). P 64, 271
(Chilonycteris). P ’02, 401;
04, 183, 203
(Chrysomela). P ’73, 50
(Chrysomitris). P 759, 107;
65, 93; ’69, 126
(Conopholis). P ’98, 395
(Culicivora). P ’66, 66
(Cylindrella). P 60, 163
(Cyrena). P ’60, 282
(Danthonia). P 91, 301
(Dichromorpha). P 4106, 29
(Ebo). P ’01, 569, 585
(Eiphosoma). P ’73, 880
(Emberiza). P ’64, 254
(Epilachna). J IV, 42
(Epirhyssa). P ’73, 394
(Euchlena). P ’98, 413
(Exochoides). P ’73, 392
(Fragaria). P ’98, 403
(Fringilla). P ’64, 254
(Grotea). P 73, 413
(Grus). P ’64, 245 ; 89, 268;
705, 688; ’93, 23, 25; 95, 472
(Helix). P 60, 151
(Heterogamia). P ’03, 181
(Heteronemia). P ’04, 53
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETO.
mexicana. Continued. 4
(Hippurites). P 90,
(Homeogamia). P
178
(Hosackia). P 763, |
(Hydrobata). P 759.
(Lampronota). P
(Larrea). P IT
(Leersia).
(Leptinaria).
(Leptochloa).
(Loxia). j iv, 53.
(Macheerocera). i
(Megaci
(Meleagris).
93; ’68, 84
’ (Mestobregma). P
(Neotoma). P %
135; °74, 175; 94,
23
mexicana bullata (Neotom
94, 245
mexicana (Nyctinomus).
(Nymphea).
(Ochetodon). P
(CEdipoda). P ’C
(Ommnatolae aaa
(Onychotria).
(Orophus). > i 0:
( Orphulella).
(Patella). J VIII,
(Pedicularis). P 9
(Perdix). j iv,
(Phaneroptera). |
(Phinotiam
(PhyHoptera).
(Physa). P ‘91,
mexicana var. conifor
P ’03, 778
mexicana (Piayah 22:
495
(Plantago). P ’98,
(Platea). J I, 2
(Polioptila). —
(Polybia). P
(Polyphaga).
(Pontonia).
J I, 37
mexicana occident
798, 218; 99, 16;
Continued.
tris ix). oe
_———
a
—
66, 24; 797,
P
123
I ee), ‘P '72, 67, 69
inga). P ’60, 133
) P ’60, 151 -
(Llaveia).
ja). P 99, 259
lita). P 96, 30, 50, 56
amblystora) P ’67,
, 276; 91, 463
on). P "73, 376
igh 4 ypodium). P 98, 401
am) - P ’90, 450
osternum). P ’66, 123
stoma). P ’71, 216
us). P ’67, 184
ad ernum ). P 54, 182;
m). P 98, 404
nonium). j vii, 41
don). P ’91, 463
3 (Acanthoderus). P ’04,
cipiter). P.
104, 190;
53, 450; 55,
66, 43; 75,
ia). P 94, 297
cist: ae: Pp 76, 240
mys). P ’52, 160; 75,
inus). P ’66, 81
P ’06, 345
P 61, 294; 71,
P 78, 187
P 95, 326
chri P ’71, 208
bo). P 90, 129
mus). P 758, 198; ’60,
s). _P 751, 156, 157
inalis). j iv, 53
Jarpodacus). P °90, 215
"4 frontalis (Carpodacus). sg
B48; "92, 120; ’98, 213, 214;
ft 03, OT; 04, 583 ; 05, 684
us -(Cassidix). P 66, 416
erpes). P ’59, 191; ’66,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
P 99, 260 |
883
mexicanus conspersus (Catherpes). P
703, 29
mexicanus punctulatus (Catherpes).
P 92, 124
mexicanus (Venturio). P
360; 701, 295-302
(Charadrius). P ’64, 246
(Chrysomitris). P ’66, 81
(Cinelus). P ’66, 66; 90, 213;
61, 359,
93, 55, 65; 98, 217; 99, 15;
03, 12; 04, 584; 08, $4
(Cirsium). P 92, 363
mexicanus | parvidens (Citellus). ty
03,
mexicanus (Cnicus).
(Colaptes).
106; 66, 56;
J II, 270
(Conocephalus). P ’04, 796;
"05, 45, 54, 824, 843; ’07, 304
P 92, 363
j vii, 193. P ’59,
69, 126; °08, 103.
(Copates). P ’59, 190
(Corvus). P 66, 416; ’91, 446
(Cueulus). P ’08, 498
(Cyeclophorus). P ’60, 153
(Enallaster). P ’90, 455, 468
(Exetastes). P ’73, $89
(Faleo). P 66, 43; ’70, 140;
99, 29
(Fusus). P ’90, 450
(Gennaia). P °70, 140 ©
(Geococcyx). P ’62, 320. J
I, 215, 216
ae oumrer: P 52, 158, 159;
(Graculus). P °59, 109
(Gryllus). P ’04, 547
(Gyrinus). J I, 291
(Hesperomys). P ’74, 181
(Himantopus). P 764, 246;
92, 104
(Ibis). P °54, 178
(Ichneumon). P ’73, 106, 111
(Ieterus). P ’67, 50
(Leptophis). P ’60, 557. J
VIII, 133
(Lepus). P ’99, 382
(Lupus). P ’51, 156, 157
(Macrotus). P
437, 439-441, 444
mexicanus bulleri (Macrotus). P ’04,
429, 439
mexicanus (Meniscus). P ’73, 410
(Mesostenus). P ’73, 151, 157
(Microceramus). P ’03, 765
(Molossus). P ’03, 26
(Morphinus). P ’60, 133
(Myiarehus). P ’59, 190, 301,
303; ’66, 59; .’68, 82, 149; ’71,
235; °72, 65, 69; 792, 108
mexicanus magister (Myiarchus). P
92, 118
mexicanus (Myionax).
04, 428, 429,
P 72, 69
884
mexicanus. Continued.
Sasa rat Bs
81
Mathbud, P 02, 399
(Neoconocephalus). P 710, 638
(Nisus). P ’75, 78
(Nyctinomus). P 703, 26
(Oligonyx). P 704, 514
(Ophion). P ’73, 374
(Oriolus). P ’67, 59
(Orophus). P ’08, 398
(Otopterus). P ’04, 437, 439
(Oxycoryphus). P ’06, 28
(Pachycheles). P ’71, 225
(Palemon). P 771, 227; ’93,
123
(Paratettix). P ’04, 667; 705,
840; ’07, 31; ’09, 130
79, 197;
(Paroceanthus). P ’04, 549
(Pareeanthus). P ’04, 549
(Pelecyphorus). J IV, 18
(Perognathus). P ’94, 262
(Phalacrocorax). P ’92, 102;
95, 466; 05, 687
’(Phasianus). ae gh A I Sara
(Phytodietus). P 73, is
(Pieus). j viii, 155. rsa
313
mexicanus bellona (Pityophis).
783, 21
mexicanus (Pristomerus). P ne x
888
(Proctolabus). P ’04, 533
(Proteus). j i, 358
(Pseudomitris). P ’66, 81
(Pseudostomas). P ’75, 133
(Psilorhinus). P ’91, 94-96,
442; '99, 25
(Pyrocephalus). P ’66, 41,
64; 68, 82
(Quisealus). P ’66, 408; ’99,
35. J Il, 268
74, 186
(Reithrodon). P
(Saccophorus). P- ’52, 160;
75, 133
(Schenobates). P ’05, 827
(Scolecophagus). P 747, 204;
66, 413. J I, 47
(Selenops). P ’09, 213
(Siphonops). P ’66, 129, 132.
J VIII, 96
(Siredon). P ’66, 300. J I,
291
(Sosippus). P ’09, 217
mexicanus parvidens (Spermophilus).
P ’03, 21
mexicanus (Tabanus). P ’95, 322
(Tantalus). j i, 53; v, 70
(Teleuraspis). P ’71, 209. J
VIII, 150
(Tetragonopterus). P 706, 345
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
mexicanus. Continued.
(Tetrao). j iv, 268.
48 yh
7 60, 3
(Tomonotus). P 1
526
( Troglodytus).
(Trogon). P
(Tryphon). P
( Vespertilio).
(Xanthornus).
meyeni (Spongilla).
Meyenia. Pe 149,
70; 784, 28, 184, 213
228- 230; 87, 162- 180, 2
Meyenine. P ’87, 176
meyeri (Cerithio sis). PR;
(Cerithium). P
(Thrasops).
127; ’71, 204.
(Chama). P 72, 1
(Curimatella). P 70
(Microdrillia). 0
(Poeocephalus) . ? 05,
(Timeliopsis). to te
(Tritonia). P ’79,
(Turbonilla). P
miacantha (Mamillaria). :
118
Miacide. P ’83, 80; ’92,
318, 419,-425. J IX,
Miacis. P ’89, 221; '92,
J 1X, 172 ;
Miagrammopes. P 03, 340
miamiensis (Ampullaria).
365
(Glyptocrinus). Pf
miarchus (Stolephorus).
35
Miargyrite. P °74, 112 ~
miarophagus (Coa
97, 429,
Miassite.
Miathyria. P ’08, 489.
Mica. j ii, 287; vi, 48.
82, 288; °83, 73;
96, 484; 9, 415,
99, 378; 1900, 160-%
micacea (Gortyna). ,
(Hydrecia). P 74,
micans (Agenia). P ’97, 2
(Amastra). P ” 4!
(Anchomenus). -
(Ancylonycha). P
III, 247
(Aphodius). J XI, 281 _
(Badister). P 44, 62>)
(Cicindella). P
(Eulima). Be”
STachnereaal
(Melolontha).
III, 247 a
_ (Olisthopus). P-
eens,
1). P85, 216, 217;
P ’04, 128
ebra). P ’88, 186
(Diplecardia).
P 67, 23
“(qierets)P 07, 458;
his). P 60, 127; 65, 116,
* IL, 57, 89
nianus (Ammonites). J Viti,
(Searabeus). P 744, 134
is (Bellerophon). P ’62,
pe omys). P 53, 413;
s). j viii, 304. P 74,
yalina). P '62, 411; 65,
P 74, 180
P 60, 189;
. P 99,
J I,
62, 38. J Il, 7,
ti ’ (Macrocheilus).
hy soma. P
Ss a) P '58, 151
Reade 217; ’59, 302
ne). P 704, 552
4 P 08, 41
pya). P 03,
8). P 03, 775; 710, 518,
onorella). P ’10, 48, 49, 53,
alvata). P 06, 125, 172,
(Valvata). P 06, 173
ike
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
P 04, |-
05, 655,
885
micrantha. Continued.
(Tagetes). P ’98, 392
(Urachne). P ’63, 78
micranthemoides (Hemianthus).
119
Micranthemum. j i, 113, 121
Micranthis. P ’61, 455
micranthum (Eriogonum). P 748,
15. J I, 164
(Eritrichium). P ’63, 72
(Ocimum). P ’89, 399
(Pentstemon). - j vii, 45
micranthus (Astragalus). j ii, 122
(Convolvulus). P ’89, 393
(Hypselobagrus). J XII, 500
(Lotus). P ’63, 351
(Lupinus). P ’84, 82
Micrarionta. P ’89, 193;
1900, 101, 103
Micraster. J VIII, 325
Mierasterias. P ’69, Biol. 16; 791,
351
Micrastur. P 748, 87; ’59, 32; 75,
470-500; ’99, 31. J I, 295
Micrathene. P ’66, 51
Micrathyria. P ’01, 128;
468, 489
micratula (Dipena). P ’09, 205
Micrella. P ’01, 731, 688 j
micripalpis (Ceraticelus). P ’05, 303
Micristius. P ’77, 68, 94
Micristodus. P ’65, 177
Micrixys. P ’54, 220
mierobasilis (Archeocrinus). P ’81,
364
(Rhodoecrinus). P ’81, 364
(Thysanocrinus). P ’81, 364
Microbdella. P 1900, §1-73
Microbembex. P ’94, 304; ’95, 351,
363 :
microbrachia (Heliaster). P ’60,
568; *89, 170
microealyx ‘(Ellisia). J Iil, 97
Mierocanthus. P ’82, 273
microcarpa (Sorbus). P ’98, 47, 315
ji
98, 68;
08, 462,
microcarpon (Panicum). P 710, 579
Microcebus. P ’57, 10; ’61, 153;
67, 37; 701, 121 .
Microcelis. P ’62, 315
Microcentrum. P ’05, 43, 51, 54,
808, 814; ’07, 63, 78, 388; 708,
398; °10, 595, 616, 637 -
microcephala (Ascaris). P ’86, 311
(Brachyris). J ITI, 40
(Echinomera). P ’03, 52. 640
(Gregarina). P ’89, 11; 703,
52
(Orthotrichie). P ’89, 281
Microcephalophis. P 759, 347
microcephalum (Lepidosternon). P
98, 104
(Trifolium). P 98, 24, 299
886
microcephalus (Arvicola). P ’94, 286
(Cucullanus). P ’56, 54; ’88,
127
(Echinorhynchus). P ’56, 48
(Euprepis). P ’56, 155
(Gasterosteus). P 754,
86, 241, 245, 251
(Gorytes). P ’95, 522, 529
(Mynomes). P ’94, 286
(Somniosus). P ’64, 264
(Squalus). P ’64, 264
(Triurus). P ’82, 279
Microcera. P ’94, 386
Microceramine. P ’05, 213, 221, 222
Microceramus. P ’98, 280; ’03, 765;
06, 125; ’10, 519
microceros (Ciceronia). P ’68, 36, 46
(Phaleris). P ’68, 7, 34, 46, 51
microcerus (Limorhynchus). P ’68,
39, 46
Microchetina. P 795, 334
Microchirus. P ’92, 277
Microchloa. P ’91, 302, 304; ’98,
387
Miecrocherus. J VII, 198
Microciona. P ’78, 312; ’88, 331
microcirrhis (Clinus). P ’99, 362
(Labrisomus). P ’60, 103; ’82,
279; ’99, 362
Microclenodon. P ’92, 302
Microcline. P ’92, 183; '97, 437, 442.
Micrococeus. P ’81, 438; ’86, 331-341
micrococeus (Cassidulus). P_ ’60,
519; 705, 7
Microcelia. P ’68, 277
microcolpa (Scolopendrella). P ’81,
85
Microconodon. P ’86, 359, 362; ’87,
291. J IX, 186, 187, 222, 223,
225, 239, 240, 241, 243, 247
Microconus. P ’89, 192; ’91, 314
microconus (Conulus). P ’87, 126
(Helix). P_’87, 126
(Nanina). P ’87, 126
(Trochonanina). P ’87, 126
(Zonites). P ’87, 126
Microcrinus. J IX, 131
*Microcyphus. P ’63, 357
Microcystina. P ’01, 498; ’04, 634;
05, 711-717, 742, 743; ’08, 455
Microcystis. P °’79, 17; ’82,
236; ’87, 124; 1900, 576; 02,
236; 708, 594. J VIII, 381, 409;
IX, 18-21, 108, 111
Microdactylus. P ’62, 357
Microdesmus. P ’81, 114, 120
Microdoma. P ’66, 269
Microdon. j viii, 247. P ’95, 329
microdon var. ater (Clanculus). P
01, 200
microdon (Hydnum).
(Mus).
J IIT, 216
P 96, 530
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
; microleptes (Uriphaeton a
microdon. Continued.
(Salangichthys).
(Salanx). P ’97
(Trifolium). P 8
microdonta (Ashmunella).
413 ; Se
Microdrillia. P ’03, 276, 279
Microdromus. J VIII, 145 "
Microdus. J IX, 444 ;
Miecroeca. P ’89, 146
micrecia (Metaspheria).
micrecium (Anthostoma).
344
P ’89, 180
Microepeira.
microformis (Eleocharis).
70, 137 :
10, 168;
Microgadus. P 765, 69
Microgaster. P ’82, 273
microglypta (Geomelania).
521, 532 |
(Scalatella). P 710,
micrognathus (Lonchopis
62, 241 ex
micrograpta (Macrochlamys). —
382 i
Microhierax. P ’02, 672
Microhyla. P ’02, 186.
191, 193
Microlagus. P ’99, 383
Microlegia. -P ’09, 365
microlepida (Nemedia).
362 :
microlepidota (Atherina).
198 ;
(Gila). P 7°56, 182.
Microlepidotus. P 762,
microlepidotus (Basilichtl
198; ’99, 338; ’03, 73
(Gila). P 77, Oae
(Orthodon). P 5
(Seeloporus). P ’
(Scomber). P 704,
Microlepis. P ’64, 228
microlepis (Anableps). P
(Aprion). P 1900,
(Cheetopterus). bss
(Eleotris). P 763, —
(Epinephelus). P 8:
(Hemiodus). a
512; 06, 318 |
(Plagusia). P ’05.
(Rhytiodus). P ”
(Reboides). P ’0
(Siaja). P 705,
(Toxotes). P 705,
273
glestes. P ’87, 282, 285. J
, 186, 187; 212, 214, 215,
, 253
P 52, 168. J IV, 11,
P 782, 15
i748, 9
us. P 56, 233; 62, 351;
796, 463. J VIII, 159,
(Holotropus). P 56,
P 62, 183
J III, 86
us).
~P °63, 351.
antis. P 03, 702
egal (Diaporthe). tg e
e701. 131, 135
ig 96, ‘507
ius. P 63, 248
P 754, 125; ’62, 275
ee 4 02, 584; 703, 128-
320; 09, 548, 553
E (Scala). J ‘VIL, 197
hopoma). P 04, 619;
, 725; 708, 454
yelotus). P '05, 725
‘Cryptopterus). P ’05, 469
Silurus). P
92, 46;. 01, 581
. “P °62, 312
P ’03, 564, 604, 608,
cris. P ’98, 328-331
ma. P °61, 172, 173, 174;
P ’90, 131; °92, 116
(Ceraticelus). P 705,
inella). P 92, 32; 05,
e. P ’79, 396
, (Clausilia). P ’01,° 478,
, 648; 02, 363
"var. hokkaidoensis (Clau-
P ’01, 480
var. perpallida Claseray
479, 649
P 93, 165
P 77, 43, 54, 56, 93;
P 94, 280
2. P 94, 279, 419; 95,
hilus (Ophibolus). P ’65, 197
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
887
Microphis. P ’54, 97; ’60, 243. J
Ill, 33-—
micropholis (Coronella). P ’01, 75
(Lampropeltis). P ’60, 257;
61, 302; ’63, 100
: (Ophibolus). Bie tid 200s
74,
isaieness: J Vill, 155
Microphrys. P ‘71, 238; ’79, 386;
88, 318; ’91, 178, 198
microphthalma (Cirolana). P
187
(Sabella). P
91,
78, 300
microphthalmus (Bothrops). J VIII,
182
(Dormitator). P
85, 73, 79
(Pseudozius).
microphylla (Baptisia).
(Fuchsia). P
(Guttierrezia). J III, 40
(Hosackia). P ’63, 351
(Morus). P ’62, 8, 167; 770,
137
(Pilea). P ’89, 403
chip cpts a P ’48,
63, 170;
P 58, 35
j vii, 97
98, 405
18. J
?
(Triacis). P ’89, 382
microphyllum (Rhinopoma). P ’89;
323
(Ribes). P ’98, 398
(Vaccinium). P ’95, 544
microphyllus (Philadelphus). P 04,
108
(Phyllodactylus). J VIII, 175
(Symphoricarpus). P ’98, 400
Microphysa. P 773, 249; ’76, 187;
"88, 285; ’89, 82-85, 192, 195, 200,
277; °91, 313; ’92, 213; 710, 115
Micropicus. P ’63, 194
Miecropisa. P ’57, 217
Microplax. P ’94, 69, 70
micropleura (Pecten). P 748, 104;
62, 581; 781, 418; ’82, 159
’(Retzia). P 65, 122
(Rhynchonella). Pp 65, 122
(Seala). P ’62, 565
(Sealaria). P ‘48, 105; ’62,-
565; ’82, 171
micropleurus (Asaphus). j viii, 229
(Myliobates). P 7°46, 43
Micropodide. P 795, 484; ’96, 130
Micropogon. P ’61, 86, 87, 89, 92;
63, 28, 31; "77, 210; 83, 288;
97, 115
micropogon (Ceratichthys). P 708,
550 :
J V, 136 |
microporus (Polyporus). J III, 224
Microprosthema. P ’60, 4
Microps. P 55, 430; 56, 240; 60,
76; ’01, 43; 08, 120. J VI, 194
micropora ( Escharella).
888 ©
microps (Calliurus). P ’57, 200. J
VI, 221
?
(Corydoras). P ’03, 505, 506
(Delphinus). P ’65, 200, 201,
202, 203
(Engystoma). P ’56, 252. J
94
(Lepomis). J VI, 221, 222
(Pariodon). P ’71, 55, 290,
2
?
29
(Salmo). jv, 48
micropteri (Tenia). P ’87, 23
Micropteride. P ’06, 513
Micropternus. P ’02, 680
Micropterus. P ’65, 83; ’77, 44, 59,
77, 83, 96; ’82, 69; ’85, 411; ’06,
513, 520; °10, 602. J VI, 216,
239, 240, 242, 247
micropterus (Aplopus). P ’04, 63
(Seymnus). P ’64, 264
Micropteryx. P ’62, 437; ’97, 101
micropteryx (Alburnellus). P 710,
291. J VI, 288
(Minnilus).
(Notropis). P
(Platysoma).
(Platysomus). P ’82, 276
micropthalma (Atga). P ’54, 176
microptygma (Cordiera). P ’82, 197
micropuncta (Septoria). P ’94, 369
Micropus. P ‘48, 22; ’67, 75; ’92,—
P °77, 80
10, 291
P '62, 436
117; ’99, 43; 1900, 515, 522. J
I, 178
micropus (Eucalia). P ’86, 238
(Gasterosteus). P ’65, 81, 85;
86, 238, 251
(Natalus). P ’98, 326
(Neotoma). P ’55, 388; ’74,
175; 94, 242, 244
micropus canescens (Neotoma). P
94, 244; 03, 23
microramphos (Palemon). P_ 93,
Prine P 752, 46, 48; ’66,
ee ie (Diteyophara). P 07,
Spice fhiepals: P 47, 161; ’59, 82;
73, 80, 82. J IV, 11, 14, 42
microrhyncha (Alea). P ’68, 19
microrhynchum (Rhabdosoma). P
68, 102, 307
microrhynchus (Acipenser).
253, 257
(Cassiculus). P 767, 65
(Cassicus). P ’67, 65
(Pteroglossus). P ’67, 120
micros (Agonoderus). P ’68, 375
Microsauria. P ’68, 210 ;
microscaphus (Bufo). P ’66, 301
Microschatia. P ’53, 446. J IV, 11,
18, 19, 36
P 89,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
microseulpta (Aclis). J VI
Microseris. P 798, 306—
microsoma Seep: 09,
(Halocyptena). P ”
69, 206
Microspathodon. P ’63, 214
microsperma (Calospheria).
221 .
microspermum (Polygonum)
75 f
Microsphera. P 52, 142 |
microspora (Ceratostomella). ‘
444 i <a
(Lachnellula). P 793, | a
(Valsa). P ’94, 341 ~ me
microsporum (Coniosporium)
94, 377
microstachys (Festuca).
J I, 187 ees
Microsthenes. J VI, 101
Microstigma. P ’01, 136;
microstigmius (Myrophis).
282
(Astyanax). P
(Holocentrum).
(Odontomyia).
(Valsa).
Microstomum. P 751,
microstomum (Amblysto!
123; ’67, 169, 172, 198
69, 109
(Cerion). P 96,
Microstomus. P ’64, §
microstomus (Chondro’
407 ;
(Citharichthys). |
223
(Holocentrus).
04, 231
(Polynemus). P
_(Trichidion). P
(Typhlops). P
microstria (Dentalium)
375
Microsus. P
Microsyops.
81
microtarsis (Hrigone).
Microtarsus. P 702, 6
microtarsus (Gongylid:
a Pye ). P
Gédothorax). F
(Tmeticus). P 05, _
(Eriogonum). P P _*48,-15.
Z 62, 96, 335
P 95, 26
P 98, 369
(Micronyecteris). P 798,
J It, 143
pealatus (Echinus). P 704,
P 74, 187; ’95, 381; ’96,
379, 381-383; "97, 26, 212,
; 98, 120, 353, 359-361,
199, 281-298; 04, 578, 587,
eryx. P ’05, 448, 841
© (Sylvietta). P 56, 318;
Lie lodytes). P ’59, 39
ura. P ’57, 159; ’01, 659, 668,
31
ure er roriates). 782, 808;
P ’42, 178
P 65, 266
P °56, 318
(Auris). P ’85, 206
oe lea). P 85, 87
"61, 463; 95, 325. J
276, * 299, 398
3 slonia).
(Eurycelon). P
oniobasis). P
apale). J 29%, 308
‘Melania). 61, 119; ’65,
oe V, oes
\dorffi (Buceinum). P °07, 245
P ’98, 290
fii (Eupagurus). P 58,
i P °79, 416; 94, 400
na (Achatinella). P 95,
“(Achatineliastrom). Pp
P ’88, 42
P ’62, 280
P 746, 20; "48, 99;
P 71, 49
65, 33
65, 33. J
dorina
88, 42
43, 309; 748,
Tsacis). P °77, 147, 149. J
428, 441
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
889
migrans. Continued.
(Neptunea). P ’90, 145, 146
(Pasithea). P ’82, 170
migratoria (Alauda). P ’75, 348
(Anas). P 75, 356
(Columba). iv, 264; viii,
155. P °53, 402; ° 764, 248; 775,
348
(Ectopistes). P ’53, 385; ’75,
48
(Merula). P
438; ‘92, 152; ’95, 501;
98, 87; 708, 156
migratoria propinqua (Merula). P
792, 126; 793, 59, 65; 798, 218;
03, 14; ’04, 585; 705, 690
migratorius (Anchistia). P ’93, 124
(Colymbus). P 775, 356
(Eetopistes). P 756, 293; 783,
66; °95, 475; ’98, 79
(Gryllus). P ’02, 634
(Locusta). P 702, 634
(Pachytylus). P ’02, 634
(Pelias). P ’93, 124
(Planesticus). P ’59, 106; ’61,
218; 66, 64
(Tetrabothriorhynchus). P ’87,
23
(Turdus).
90, 217; 91,
96, 165;
j iv, 35; viii, 153.
P '46, 113; 53, 310, 398; ’55,
310; ’56, 288; ’59, 190; ’61, 218;
64, 249; 66, 64; G8, 82, 149;
71, 19; °75, 348; ’82, 221; ’83,
60; °08, 96. J I, 42; II, 265.
migratoroides (CEdipoda). P 701,
372
(Pachytylus). P ’01, 372
elitana (Conalerwa). P ’07, 47
mikado (Clausilia). P ’01, 475, 629,
636, 651, 656; ’02, 374
(Pezotettix). P ’02, 637
(Phraortes). P ;
(Podisma). P 702, 636
(Siphonalia). |
Mikania. P ’60, 513;
1900, 649, 671, 672, 676
mikanie (Cereospora). P ’91, 90
mikanii (Anholodon). P ’68, 135
(Leptognathus). P ’68, 108,
35
mikawa (Clausilia). P. ’04, 813
Mikrola. P ’87, 538
milamensis (Leda). P ’95, 47, 147
(Tellina). P ’95, 147
Milax. P ’10, 665-668
milberti (Acipenser). P
257
(Ariopsis). P 77, 216
(Carcharias). P ’84, 100
(Carcharinus). P ’64, 262
(Eulamia). P ’64, 262; ‘08, 62
(Lyeosa). P 708, 163
89, 251,
890
milberti. Continued.
(Squalus). P
milbertii (Cryptops).
(Lepidosteus). P 710, 606
mildei (Amphisbena). P 98, 104
miles (Berosus). P ’55, 868. J IV,
30
(Charybdis). P-’58, 39
(Chromacris). P ’04, 532;
174; ’08, 15
(Conus). P ’05, 291
(Diogenes). P ’58, 232
(Maerochyrus). P ’82, 277
(Paguristes). P ’51, 268
(Pagurus). P ’58, 232
(Systena). P ’73, 69
(Vanellus). P ’71, 196
Milesia. j vi, 163. P 94, 277; ’95,
331 ;
milesii (Goniobasis). P 63, 154;
64, 41. J VI, 135
(Iulus). P ’64, 18
'(Paludina). P ’63, 156. J
VI, 184
sa P '64, 282;
64, 262
J V, 34
07,
8
Miletas P ’85, 87
miliacea (Carex). P7870 02
(Fimbristylis). P ’80, 132
(Panicum). P ’77, 109
miliaria (Caudisona). P "78, 26
(Emberiza). P ’64, 254
miliaris (Ammophila). P ’97, 374
(Bactrododema). P ’04, 70
(Chetodon). P 1900, 512
(Criotettix). P ’04, 662
(Kellia). P ’72, 231
(Lygophis). P 160, 252
miliarius (Crotalophorus). P 59,
336; ’01, 100; ’08, 124
(Crotalus). 4.9 BTLy vi, 87.-
P 95, 405; ’01, 100; ’08, 124
(Sistrurus). P ’01, 98, 100;
03, 554
Miliola. P ’75, 74; ’90, 447
Miliolina. P ’87, 55; ’88, 170
militare (Orchelimum).
10, 595, 639
militaris (Acanthurus). P
(Acmeops). J I, 322
(Aphodius). P- ’58, 65; ’59,
289. J IV, 34
(Ara). P ’60, 137
(Aster). P ’95, 550
(Asterias). P ’01, 176
(Clythra). P 758, 838. J IV,
(Coracias). P ’67, 218
(Coscinoptera). P
(Donacia). P
(Drillia). J VIL 337, 350
(Emberiza). P 66, 14
P ’07, 311;
82, 304
41
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
milium meridionalis (Vitr
’ millecostatus (Radio
militaris. Continued. ce
(Hyperaspis). P ’52
eed seobcg os P 664
(Juncus). P 1900,
606; ’07, 456 t
(Leistes). P ’66, Bo ;
(Mordellistena).
(Nanina). P ’73, 948
(Phileus).. P 392,
137
(Psittacus). P ’60,
(Pteraster). P 88,
176
militaris var. prolata (P
88, 422
militaris (Sturnella).
(Sturnus). P 64,
(Turris). J VIII,
Milium. j iii, 125. P
milium (Acteon). P 748,
170 ;
(Helix). P ’59, 188
(Isthmia). P 766, 31%
(Pupa). P ’89, 207 —
(Vertigo). P %
107; °75, 154, 190;
597, 610; ’06, 147; 709
51, 144
(Vertilla). P 1900,
152
milium. (Zonites).
166; ’89, 197
milium pugetensis (Zonites
153 a
milium meridionalia (Zon
09, 514; 710, 52, 130 —
Milla. P “98, 385, 388. ax:
millebrachiatus (Eucladoe
78, 244, 245; 781, 25 E
175, 365
millecostata (Rissoina).
Pp 16,
154, 155; 09, 514;
millefolium ’ (Achillea).
71, 116; ’84, 86;
30, 304; "1900, 653,
664; 09, 494
millegrana (Daphnella).
millei (Pennula). P
millepora (Nonionina)..
millepunctata (Chonetes).
(Salamandra). P
I, 284 i j
(Terebratula). P 759, ©
(Triton). J I, 284
millepunctatus (Gasterosteus)
86, 249, 251 ath
’(Spheriodactylus). P
(Spherodactylus).
(Triton). P 59,
ae)
ri (Apocynum). P 710, 582~~—
‘tocrinus).--P—’86, 150
(Cardium). J VIII, 345
(Cerion). P ’96, 325
(Cyathocrinus). P ’86, 150
- (Deeadocrinus). P ’86, 163
P 79, 276
rie 86, 74, 218-223;
, 230; 88, 351-353, 387; 790,
srite. P ’80, 243; ’92, 181
mgtoni (Mitra). P 703, 283. J
iporacea (Ceriopora). P ’46, 33
i (Meyenia). P ’87, 211, 225,
e-edwardsii (Tantalus). P 96,
eeophow).- P 93, 113
leria. 02, 698, 701, 712
aia. P °79, 386, 388
a. P 72, 87
ramma. j vi, 174. P ’95, 332
i ( gate P ’60, 440
ago. P 70, 139, 143
vina (Lycosa). P ’08, 513, 514
(Pardosa). P 1900, 539; 04,
41, 135; ’08, 164, 173-179
me. P 53, 452; ’70, 139, 143
(Aquila). P ’60, 133
90, 214; °92,
vulus. P °51, 216;
7; °99, 306
j iii, 348; v, 29. P 753,
. P 73, 332
P 01, 412, 417,
(Me P ’03, 761
nella (Gelechia). P ’60, 163
nenoides (Tragulus). P ’02, 132
mesa: P ’94, 300
neside. P ’94, 300
esthes. P ’08, 602
netica. P 05, 821, 842
P ’09, 206
metite. P 92, 192
netus. P ’92, 30; ’04, 127; 09,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
891
Mimosa. P ’58, 128; ’61, 453; 62,
Se oleae
Mimoser. P ’89, 374
Mimosites. P ’65, 70
mimula (Bifidaria). P 1900, 591
: (Eulota). P ’08, 454, 593
scion age (Eulota). P
mimuloides (AZgista). P 01, 617
P 701, 617
P ’58, 132;
101, 277;
38, 49, 309, 407.
~ Mimus. P 46, 114; ’51, 216; ’53,
309; 54, 398; ’59, 106, 191, 301,
303; °63, 290, 304; 66, 65; "68,
149; 69, 188; ‘71, 19; ’75, 348;
83, 60; 89, 270; ’90, 211; 92,
111, 124; °95, 498; ’96, 163; °98,
217; 99, 25, 301, 312; 703, 29;
05, 687; 07, 458; 709, 366. J
I, 42, 43; II, 264; IX, 419
mimus (Opheomorphus). P 68, 289,
307
(Prepodesmus). P ’96, 258
Mimusops. P ’89, 390
minahasa (Euryzona). P ’94, 142
(Rallina). P ’94, 142
minax (Cornulina). P 753, 321
(Eriophora). P 709, 210
(Gelasimus). P ’55, 403; ao
121; °78, 321; ’79, 399; 780, 148.
J Il, 149
(Hoplismenus). P oy Fates br f
(Ichneumon). P '73, 109, 127
(Murex). P 753, 321 é
mindanensis (Hylarana). P 53,
423
(Turdus). P 702, 684
mineopas (Bryttus). P "65, 84;
06, 515
(Lepomis). J VI, 219, 220,
223, 224, 240
mineus (Mycalesis).
miniata (Asterina).
212
(Atolmis). P_ ’60, 543
(Castilleia). P 763, 72
(Castillija). P.’84, 89
(Crategus). P_ ’05, 607, 620
(Helicina). J TX, 17, 102
(Heterina). P ’08, 480, 489
(Lithosia). P 760, 543
(Lopezia). P 67, 33
(Lophocarenum). P ’05, 307
(CEdionychis). P 73, 60, 62
(Prosopotheca). P 05, 307,
331
(Sanguinolaria). P 98, 61
(Spheraleea). P 77, 106
P 85, 86
P ’89, 174; °91,
892
miniata. Continued.
(Tantilla). P ’65, 197; ’66,
126. J VIII, 144
(Terebratula). P ’73, 183
miniator (Tantilla). P ’63, 100
miniatula (Dellia). P ’05, 423-428,
841
miniatum (Callidium).
miniatum malaccense
legma). P ’02, 679
miniatum (Lophocarenum). P
J II, 18, 103
(Chrysoph-
92,
miniatus (Bodianus). J XII, 522
(Cephalopholis). P ’07, 252
(Cromileptes). P ’82, 272
(Diemyctylus). P 756, 11;
409. J III, 363
(Gecinus). P
(Grapsus). P ’79, 400
(Halicheres). J XII, 535
(Julis). J XII, 535
(Leptograpsus). P ’79, 400
(Lethrinus). J XII, 529
(Metopograpsus). P ’79, 400;
199
95,
63, 326
80,
M Notopitbahens), P ’65, 84.
J I, 284, 288; III, 363
(Phidippus). P 04, 137
(Picus). P ’66, 38
(Sparus). J XII, 529
(Toxopterus). P ’06, 30;
167
(Triturus). P
284
(Zethus). P ’99, 427
60, 126.. J I,
minima (Ameles). P ’03, 702
(Capnia). P ’62, 367
(Cardita). P ’02, 703, 706
(Carditamera). P ’02, 703
(Ceropsis). P ’02, 701, 712
(Cichla). j ii, 220
(Collinsia). j vii, 47
(Crypta). ji, 117
(Cyelas). P ’60, 294
(Cyprina). P ’61, 31
(Cytherea). P 748, 99
(Dacelo). P ’99, 46
(Epeira). P ’09, 211
(Fringilla). P 64, 255
(Hesperis). J III, 186
(Hieoria). P ’07, 456
(Isthmia). P ’53, 480, 431;
1900, 688, 689
(Isthmiella). P 1900, 689
(Linaria). P ’61, 381
(Lyeosa). P ’02, 571; ’04, 273
(Mellisuga). P ’63, 285; 709,
361
(Milneria). P ’02, 712
(Mitra). P ’48, 101
(Natica). P ’48, 102; ’90,
399
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
07, |.
minima. Continued.
(Navarretia).
I, 160
(Nemognatha).
P 53, 349
(Oliva). P
(Pardosa).
569, 571; 704, 136, 267,
274, 276: 08, 165, 177°
(Pasithea). P "248, 103
(Perea). j viii, 330. gu
22 .
(Prosthesima). P
(Psaltria).
(Rhynchosia).
(Salasiella). P ’03
(Teichospora).
(Teredo). P
(Terpsinoé).
(Tyrennuls). P 748
62, 4
F 48,
j iii,
48, 1035 _
P 1900,
23
{Xylotrya). P
478; ’68, 145
minimum (Belonidium). j age
(Ilosporium). P 793
(Monomorium). P ”
minimus (Adapisorieculus).
54, 56
(Aleurodieus). P
(Auchenia).
(Cupiennius).
(Cymatogaster). P
(Empidonax). P ’90,
382, 486; ’98, 81; 99,
458; '08, 153 |
(Epialtus). I 79, 3
minimus consobrinus (Hut:
08, 404, 405 :
minimus pictus (Eutamias)
588
minimus (Heliastus). P
461 ss
(Hypisodus). P
(Indicator). P ”
(Micrometrus). P
(Mioclenus).
(Myosurus).
(Mysops).
(Parus).
P '46, 115;
99, 16. J I, 36 »
’(Poteriocrinus). i
(Psaltriparus).
189, 191; 93, 27;
13; 704,. 585
minimus californicus (F
P 798, 218
minimus (Seotophilus).
(Tachysphex).
(Tachytes). P 793,
(Tamias). 4 vit
(Turdus). "75
¥ P 89, 321, 322, , 3395 _
PePyrhosoma).
= 96, 179; °77, 45, 70,
90; ’85, 64; ’93, 19 ©
; °77, 91, 95
P ’81, 311
P 96, 506
yheus). P 93, 114
P 75, 356
P '89, 32
P °81, 388
P 02, 389
oes dae 7
P 01, 127,
rdea). j v, 58. 9» 299
gutor). J IL,
P 48, “06
P ’s6, 12; ’89, 31
sdaria). P 1900, 606
attella). P '06, 267
56, 69, 283; 760,
ty 63, Pees
Clivicola). P °05, 767
peospheria). P ’93, 188
decyzus). P '99, 301; ’09,
slymbus). P ’68, 476
fuseus (Colymbus). P
or — :
na). P ’99, 354
‘3 Ci ee etpecrtus). ’p 86, 105
my” J XI, 280
s). P ’60, 294; 62, 37
75,
P 60, 271; ’61,
‘Elisama). 'y 85, 113
ilda). - 05, 778
yptocrinus).. P 785, 355
i P ’81, 383
P 72, 207
P 06, 15
X, 412
P '42, 141.
rae
P. 766, 27
Fusus). P ’48, 100; °90, 396
(Galeocerdo). P 46, 42; 97,
JT, 192; VIII, 254
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
173, | .
09, |
893
minor. Continued.
(Gelasimus ) EUR &
(Geomelania). P 710, 521
(Gnathodon). P ’62, 573
(Habropyga). P ’05, 778
(Hadrosaurus). P ’70, 268
(Halitherium). P ’83, 52
(Harpa). P ’05, 292
(Helicodonta). P 758, 200
(Hemipalama). P 61, 177,
50, 29; 780,
150
233
(Heterocorax). P
(Hexacrinus). P
(Hippopotamus). P
93, 185.
215
(Homelys). P
(Homotoicha). P
(Hypanthocrinus). P
(Hyperophora). P
375 .
(Ieterus). P
(Idiornis). P
(Indieator). P
(Labia). P 704, 776, 778;
710, 585
(Lamprocorax). P ’99, 216
(Larra). P ’93, 520
(Lechea). P ’60, 511; 710, 568
minor var. maritima (Lechea). P
1900, 667; 02, 663
minor (Lemna). P
05, 782
85, 338
44, 14;
J I, 231, 236; IL, 213,
94, 399
07, 376
85, 355
07, 371,
66, 415
99, 202
56, 156
60, 513; 68,
Biol. 6, ’70, 90; ’80, 230; ’02,
666; 705, 697
(Linaria). P ’53, 383; ’61,
381, 382; °77, 107
(Litaneutria). P 702, 718;
04, 562; ’06, 362; ’07, 75; 709,
415; ’10, 12
(Lithosmumda). P ’60, 438
(Loxandrus). J IT, 251
(Maecrotus). P 704, 428, 435,
437
(Margaritana). P 753, 263;
72, 108
(Marginella). J VIII, 355
(Marpissa). P ’09, 224
(Megalostylus). J II, 251
(Melanoplus). P 704, 572; 706,
414
(Metalevtea). P ’06, 15, 17
(Modiola). J II, 205
(Mosasaurus). P "59, 92
(Natica). P ’48, 102;
399
(Neuropteris). P ’60, 438
minor campestris (Numenius). te
75, 355
minor (Orchelimum). P 710, 616,
640
(Oriolus). j iv, 49. P ’66, 17
90,
894
minor. Continued.
(Orphula). P ’06, 17
(Pagodroma). P 66, 160, 171
(Paleosyops). P 771, 197;
72, 37; 91, 107-112. J ba 269-
272, 278, 311, 313, 330-338, 359,
375, 384
(Paradisea). P ’Q1, 448
(Parasphendale). P ’01, 285
(Partula). P ’86, 31
(Parus). P ’58, 192
(Pectunculus).
(Periechocrinus). P
(Philohela). P 775, 355 ; 83,
67; ’91, 435; ’95, 4735. 98, 79;
08, 102
(Phyllodromia). P ’06, 267
(Picus). j iii, 369. P 63, 203
(Plagiaulax). P ’87, 285. J
IX, 188, 214
(Pleurotoma). P 756, 266; ’60,
422; 763, -317
(Podiceps).
62, 232
(Potamopsar). P ’66, 415
(Procellaria). P ’66, 27
(Procolpia). P 707, 169
(Prosthecosacter ). ’p 58, 112
j viii, 157. P
(Quereus). P 1900, 484, 646,
664; ’02, 647; ’07, 454
(Rangia). P ’60, 232; ’62, 573
(Riparia). P ’05, 767
(Rusticola). j v, 77. P 53,
427
(Sagda). P 710, 528
(Sciena). P ’99, 354
(Scolopax). j v, 76. P 756,
296; 775, 355
(Spheniscus). P ’72, 190, 204,
(Stellifer). P ’99, 354
(Stelliferus). P ’99, 354
(Strophitus). P 753, 263
(Strotarchus). P ’09, 200
(Succinea). P. 758, 115
(Sylveocyelus). P ’62, 232
(‘Terebratula). P ’73, 178
(Tetrao). P 775, 350
(Tetraprotodon). J I, 237
(Thecachampsa). P ’72, 18
_(Trachelomonas). P ’02, 794
' (Trypanostoma). P ’62, 174;
63, 317. J V, 278 ;
(Turdus). 5 iv, 34; vii, 153.
P ’46, 113, 114. JI, 41
(Turris). P ’60, 422
minor marina (Umbla). P ’84, 68
205
minor (Unio). P 753, 252; ’54, 237,
246
(Uria). P ’68, 68, 76
(Volvox). P ’89, 138
(Xantho). P 52, 75
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
‘minuseulus (onitoides),
‘minuta (Aclis). P
minorina (Berendtia).
1900, 550
minorinum var. gabbi (
P 1900, 551
Minous. P ’59, 144
Minthea. P ’73, 328
minus (Alpheus). ji,
298, 328; ’79, 416; bo.
114
perme 5%
(Lilium). as)
Shfop agonal
Pa catherieal
(Peramus). P 188,
(Phyllostoma). P
(Polygonum). P
2
(Spalacotherium).
minuscula (Galumna). P
60, 19; °72, 10(
203 ; 3
94, 16 93,
(Hyalinia). P
02, 240°
(Parastichtis). P
(Perdicella). P ’
(Pseudohyalina).
02, 240; ’03, 764
’(Schasicheila). aan
(Turbonilla). J VI
(Zonitoides). P ’06, 1
09, 514; 7°10, 665-668
minuseula alachuana (Z
06, 149, 560; ’09,
131
minuseula neomexicana
P ’06, 149
minuseulum (Cereyon).
minusculus (Philodrom
63
(Zonites). P 7
76, 127; °89, 82,
minusculus’ alachuanu J
89, 84, 197
02, 420; 03, 213,
411, 421
259
(Aclisina). P
(Acroloxus). P 60,
(Acteonia). P
(Acteonina). P
259
263
' (Actodromas).
05, 759 eal
(Altiea). P °47, 16%
(Alveinus). J IX, 1
(Amphitetras).
1900, 716
P 98, 279
P ’89, 301;
263
Ceratinella).
P 92, 31; 705,
Cerearia). P 77, 201
Chetoecnema). P ’47, 167
Clinopleura). P 709, 412, 482
Cornicularia). P °05, 307
). P 60, 282
Dictyna). P ’92, 27
ipes). P 04, 799;
709, 482; 710, 644
ee P51, 333
Estheria). P ’63, 188
a var. karpinskyana (Estheria).
97, 427
E
07,
P '72, 86
P ’61, 160, 161
P ’87, 210, 218
P 98, 329-
P 04, 514
Orchominella). P ’01, 167
(Oxyrhina). P 67, 142. J I, 202
(Partula). P ’85, 218
“(Pholoé). P 02, 274; 708,
; Opine). P ’08, 495
(Pinna). P ’60, 198. J VIII,
(Pirata). P 92, 72; 08,
, 305
_ (Poreellana). P ’58, 229
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
895
minuta. Continued.
(Porzana). P ’64, 69
(Posidonia). J Il, 194
nn P ’43,. 250,
(Prosopotheca).
(Rallus). P 794, 145
(Seala). J VIII, 190.
(Setophaga). P ’53, 309
(Spongilla). P ’80, 357
(Sporophila). P ’99, 307
(Sterna). P ’48, 128; ’62,
326, 552, 553; ’66, 100; ’71, 45
(Sternula). P ’62, 542
(Streptostyla). P ’09, 545
(Stromatopora). P ’86, 49
(Sylvia). j iv, 197. P ’67, 221
(Terebra). P ’90, 448
(Trigla). P ’90, 49
(Tringa). P 753, 426; 758,
196; ’61, 229; °62, 322; ’05, 759
(Turtonia). P ’72, 227
‘(Uranidea). P ’83, 152
(Vallonia). P ’66, 315;
239, 247, 252
(Velletia). P 56, 120, 278
(Zapornia). P ’94, 132, 142
minutalis (Staurodon). P 1900, 433
minutiflora (Vilfa). P ’91, 299
P 05, 307
93,
minutiflorus (Sporobolus). P 791,
299
minutilla (Actodromas). P ’61, 191,
230; ’64, 67; ’66, 97; ’71, 30
(Tringa). jv, 92. P ’61, 230;
"75, 355; °93, 36, 61; ’98, 139;
05, 688
minutissima (Astarte). P
"72, 52
(Chondrella).
(Drillia). P ’73, 218
(Erigone). P ’05, 317
(Gomphonema). P 753, 431
(Helix). P ’57, 190; 58, 200,
203; ’72, 101
(Mactra). P ’72, 248
(Microdrillia). P ’03, 277
(Microneta). P
(Phyllosticta). P
(Volvula). P ’90, 401;
54. J IV, 886
minutissimum (Punctum).
minutistriatum (Dentalium).
401. J IV, 386
minutistriatum var. dumbli
talium). P ’95,.97, 114-159
minutoides (Mus). P ’96, 532
minutula (Callista). P ’77, 23
(Cytherea). P ’77, 23
48, 96;
P '79, 28
95,
P 75, 155
P 90, -
(Den-
’
(Melania). P ’56, 128, 279;
60, 430
(Monedula). P ’95, 366
(Navicula). P ’61, 67
896
minutum (Agathidium). P ’44, 103
(Argiallagma). P ’08, 478
(Epilobium). P
(Gongylidiellum).
327, 338
minutum var. minimum (Monomor-
ium). P ’03, 258
minutum (Rhabdonema). P
(Tmeticus). P ’05, 313
(Xema). P ’62, 311
minutus (Alveinus). P ’72, 53; ’01,
514
(Anabrus). P ’70, 75
(Anser). P ’71, 99
(Aporus). P ’97, 259
(Apotettix). P ’05, 34, 53
(Brachygadus). P _ ’63, - 236,
250
(Buteo). P ’75, 89
(Cancer). P ’58, 103; ’80, 202
(Carpophilus). P ’44, 105
(Ceraticelus). P ’05, 303, 321
(Chordeiles). P ’51, 186
(Chroicocephalus). P ’62, 311
(Coceyzus). P ’08, 496
(Cyclograpsus). P ’80, 224
(Cyclopterus). P ’64, 190
(Cyclotus). P ’05, 724; 708,
454
minutus concentratus (Cyclotus). P
05, 724
P 05, 318,
61, 68
minutus quelpartensis (Cyclotus). P
08, 454
minutus (Dendropicus). P
(Drepanoxiphus). P
842
(Dyetiopterus). J. I, 82
(Equus). J XI, 255
(Ereus). P ’52, 167
(Eros). J I, 82
(Gadus). P ’62, 280; ’63, 236
Sides iliac ch 275
rapsus). F
(Gyrinus). P ’68, 370, 372
(Hallomenus). P ’46, 56
(Hippopotamus). J I, 235
(Hister). P 53, 289
(Hydrocoleus). P ’62, 311
(Larus). P ’62, 309, 311
(Liradiseus). P ’90, 138
(Malachius). P ’45, 3053 52,
167
(Nanomys). P ’91, 126, 133
(Nautilograpsus). P ’50, 24;
59, 141
05, 817,
58, 103; ’80, 202; ’88, 320
(Pachygrapsus). P ’80, 198,
201
(Parus). P ’43, 259
(Pericrocotus). P ’99, 47
(Phidippus). P ’92, 74
(Philodromus). P. 92, 62
(Phrurolithus). P ’92, 22
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
minutus. Continued. 2
Sx gig: P %4, 42% oe
04, 265; 08,
58, 103; 80,
(Platyerinus). P ’86, 96
(Pompilus). P ’97, 259
(Poteriocrinus). P ’79, 343
(Saprinus). P ’52, 40
(Saurus). j v, 118
(Tmeticus). 92, 41
(Tricocephalus). P ’56, 54
(Unisulcus). Ee ’89, 33
Minyas. j i, 170
Minyocerus. P ’58, 229
Minyriolus. P ’05, "308, 304
Minytrema. P 85, 410; 04, 243
Miobasileus. P ’74, 166
miobuta (Rhodeus). P ’10, 478
miocenica (Lucina). P ’82, 186
Mioclenus. P ’83, 78, 80-83 ; 06>
’
(Pirata). P
165, 301, 303
(Planes). P
202
52, 54, 60; ’92, ’292, 295, 297-303,
321-323, 413, 432
Miodon. P 72, 249; ’02, 698, 700,
711
Miogryllus. P ’02, 727; 04, 575;
07, 74; 08, 401; 709, 483; 10,
597 my,
Miolaphus. P ’90, 52, 60 1
Miomantis. P 01, 284; Rg 713 _
mionecton (Vallonia). P= "98;
275, 277 ea
mionecton var. schamhalensis (vi pi:
lonia). P ’93, 275 }
Mionorus. P 07, 431 ¥
Miopteryx. P 06, 276
miorhyssa (Ashmunella). P
188-194; 1900, 107-109; 705,
227 Ca
(Polygyra). P 99, 191, 193;
P 63, 47
05, 228
miotympanum (Hyla).
65, 195, 197. J VI, 84
mipartitus (Elaps). P ’68, 110,
mira (Anthrax). P ’95, 326
(Dolomedes). P 704, 320
(Holopella). P 763, 22;
298
(Ischyrhiza). P 756, 221
(Pisaurina). P ’04, 320, q my,
mirabile (Exoglossum). P 7
(Megatherium). P 159, "11%
J VII, 248, nae 358, 411 |
(CE dogonium P
(CEdogonion P ’60, 294
(Uintatherium). P 773,
Mirabilis. P ’87, 330; ’89, 400;
379
mirabilis (Aleurodicus). P 02, |
(Christolia). P ’73, 163, 1
ae a
— P54, “188, 154
las}. P ’60, 296; ’62, 29
iclonius). P ’83, 99, 104,
(Dinameba). P ’74, 148
n noceras). P 72, 241
iphasia). P 76, 210, 219
arachnius). P 91, 215
rocion).
adrosaurus).
; 776, 253
Hemiphlebia).
P 68, 199;
P 01, 132,
P 360, 85
x 58, on
E 402"
Mesenchytreus). P ’99, 132
otohippus). P 92, 326
aphechinus). P ’63, 359
_ (Spiraxis). P ’10, 520
(Spongilla). P ’87, 177, 178
Trachodon). P 56, 73: "57,
0, 68; ’76, 253, 255; 83, 99
edelia). P 96, 33°
Velwitschia). P ’76, 172
a (Clymene). P "03, 480
sis (Pseudosubulina). P
2
_(Scotophilus). P ’66, 287
(Volutaxis). P ’91 319
oP 99, 57; 05, 777
P 92, 238; 701,
. P 02, 234
~.P 702, 234
electa). P 96, 34
Mii (Astur). P 75, 471-485
ierastur). P 75, 472-485,
dum (Buccinum). P ’07, 245
1dum var. schrenkii (Buccinum).
07, 246
s (Aublysodon). P ’68, 198
stolia). P ’73, 163, 165
Se ep 522, 532
i P 59, 75
P 754, 838
atk (Edaphodon). P ’56, 221
(Mastodon). P ’58, 10, 28;
wees; 74, 222; '92, 228. J
41, 240, 249-251, 357, 395
' stralophodon). J VII, 396
P ’89, 148
P 60, 552
57
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
897
mirus (Limonius). J IV, 35
misakiensis (Trypanosyllis). P ’08,
328
misandra (Carex). P ’95, 544
misanthrops (Clibanaria). P 91, 183
Mischocyttarus. P ’98, 445
Miseodera. P ’73, 324. J IV, 13
Miscophini. P ’94, 302, 305
Miscophus. P ’93, 468, 479;
305; 796, 554
misella (Chrysobothris). P 73, 90,
332
misellum (Sacium). P 52, 145
misellus rears aaa P ’68, 378
(Bacanius). 53, 292
(Liopus). J i, 178
(Ozognathus). P "65, 226
(Seydmenus). P 52, 155
miser (Aster). P ’60, 514
(Columbella). Pp 01, 197, 389
misera (Columbella). P 01, 196, 389
misera var. californica (Columbella).
P 701, 390
94,
misera var. polynyma (Columbella).
P ’01, 390
miserabilis (Ammonites). J Viti,
312
(Anthophora). P 78, 191
(Arnioceras). J ‘VIII, 312
Misgurnine. P ’05, 474
Misgurnus. P 63, 257; 97, 60;
99, 180; ’05, 474
misoprion (Dentex). J XII, 527
missiesii (Thoropa). J VI, "112
missionum (Melanoplus). P 09, 470
mississippiense (Amphidesma). P
748, 95
(Buccinum). P ’48, 97
(Dentalium). P ’48, 99; ’01,
517 .
(Pleurotoma). P ’48, 104
mississippiensis (Abra). P 703, .262
(Actinoerinus). P ’81, 353
(Alligator). P ’60, 549; ’71,
48; %78, 24; °95, 403; ’01, 457;
03, 553; 06, 111
‘(Amphidesma). P 47, 291. J
I, 121
(Area). P 47, 294; °48, 96;
55, 257; 781, 448, 449; ’90, "403:
03, 265. J i. 125; IX, 145
(Buecinum). Pp 47, 285. J
I, 116; IX, 148
(Bursa). P ’03, 279
(Byssoarea). P’ "47, 295; 748,
97; ’81, 448, 449. J I, 125; IV,
387
(Cancellaria). P ’47, 287; 748,
97. J TI, 118
? (Cassis). P °47, 288; °48, 98.
, 119 .
(Celtis). P 7°05, 700
~
898
mississippiensis.
Continued.
(Chama). P ’47, 294; 748,
98. J I, 124
(Cibota). P ’81, 448; ’90,
403; ’95, 122. J IV, 387
(Clavella). P ’55, 259
(Crassatella). P ’47, 291;
48, 98; 55, 257. J I, 122; x
145
Pe acne j vi, 19. P 708,
(Cyelas). P ’54, 30
(Cytherea). P 47, 293; ’48,
99. J- I, 123
(Dentalium). P ’47, 280. J
I 111, 112; IX, 145, 148
(Doryerinus). P ’68, 345, 347;
81, 353, 354
’(Drillia). P ’03, 273
(Faleo). j iii, 349; iv, 270.
P 53, 452; 99, 11
(Ficus). P ’47, 286; °48, 99;
707, 214. J I, 117
(Fissurella). P ’47, 282; °48,
99. J I, 118
(Fulgoraria). P ’47, 288; 748,
100. J I, 119; IX, 145, 148
(Fusus). P 747, 286; ’48,
100; °79, 223; °03, 267. J I, 117
(Gari). P ’03, 262
(Ictinia).
70,144; °95, 381, 478; 99, 11
(Lucina). P ’47, 280, 293;
48,101; ’03, 264. JT, 111, 124°
(Lyria). P ’03, 282
(Mactra). P ’47, 290; ’48,
101; ’96, 471. J I, 121
(Madrepora). P 747, 296. J.
I, 127; IX,:149, 151
(Meretrix). P 54, 30
(Mikrola). P ’87, 53
(Mitra). P 47, 289; 748,
101; °55, 261; 03, 283... J I,
119; TX, 145, 148
(Modiola). P '47, 295; 748,
101. J I, 126
(Morone). P 87, 295
(Murex). P ’47, 285; 748,
102. J I, 116
(Narica).. P ’47, 282; °48,
102. J I, 113
(Natica). P ’47, 288; 748,
102; 80, 360, 368. J I, 114, 207;
II, 41; TX, 149
(Navicula). P ’54, 29. J IX,
145
(Oliva). P ’47, 289; ’48, 103.
J I, 119
(Olivella). P ’03, 281
(Papillina). P ’55, 262
(Pecten). P 05, 11. J IV,
283 .
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
mississippiensis.
shade (Cytherea). j
missouriense (Macrochilus). 3
P 53, 452; °66, 49; 4
missouriensis (Actinocrinus
Co 2
(Pectunculus). a
(Phos). P ’03, 27
(Pleurotoma). ’P 47
I, 115
(Pleurotomaria). P
(Psammobia). P
I, 122
(Pyranga). P ’69.
(Pyrgulopsis).
(Pyrula). P
194, 210-218
(Ringicula). P 47,
105; ’87, 54;
IX, 151
(Sigaretus). P ‘47,
48, 105; ’90, 400. J
(Stomatia). P ’54,
(Sycotypus). P
(Syndosmya). P ’
(Triton) 47,
106. JI, 118
(Turritella). P °47,
107. J 1,114
Hee | P 753, 252;
, 277
223. P 756, 284
309
(Oryeterotherium). P
J VIL, 413
345; ’81, 353
(Astragalus). a
22, 297
(Batrachiosaurus). P
(Callopora). P
(Cardionoa an
tDeverinaee P ig, 2
‘Clenthycantienill
is) j vii, 58, I
” eee P 1900, 53
"81
59
08, 163, 242
(Mososaurus). hd
117, 119; 59, 92;
419, 428
(Mus). P 74,
(CEnothera). P 76
(Opuntia). P 763,
161; ’83, 74 Je
(Orthosina). Pe 4
(Pleurotomaria). =
(Poteriocrinites).
(Poteriocrinus). £ ,
337 fe
(Proetus). P 765, 133
P79, 337
J VII, 395
P43, 115. J VII, 395
is (Hybopsis). Rs 10, 274
horax). P ’76, 258
(Viola). P ’03, 695
PiPciloneti.>. P 60, 223
Pas, 57;
703, 129, 341; 04, 132;
). P 66, 340
24. P 60, 303; ’68,
52; - 78, 383; ’82, 9;
8; *88, 393; 02, 654, 664,
710, 573
elli (Crotalus). P ’01, 101, 108
elli_mitchelli (Crotalus). P
“1
— (Crotalus). P 701,
| (Geosaurus). P ’59, 92
epi bema). A 60, 112
saurus). P 59, 92
ca). P 60, 112
' shus). j vii, 137.
82, 171
yphinus). P ’62, 569
na (Helix). P 58, 203;
; °74, 40; °75, 208, 211;
P 62,
es eam). P 75, 154
eons). . P 61, 298;
Ci ris). J 11"
hus). P_’48, 106
‘Turritella). P °48, 107
lotin (Terebratulina). P 73,
li (Anchovia). P ’09, 407
Argyreiosus). P °62, 437
rea). j i, 395
li var. interrupta (Perea). P
(Acipenser). P
P 60, 145; 63, 62
Pollicipes). P.’90, 443
eptoria). P ’93, 163
P *71, 239; °79, 388
is. P 71, 239; °79, 388;
8; °91, 189, 199
1 50, 23, 26;
79, 389, 390;
r 89, 171
P 95, 404
%9, 251,
57, 218;
"91, 215
jo
"61, 174; 01, 66, 68;
1900, 537;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
i
i
60,
708, -
_mitra (Porecellana). P
899
Continued. -
(Felis). P ’79, 172
(Haltiea). P 58, 87. J IV, 42
(Monocystis). P 82, 147
(Pinus). P 71, 101: 17, 286,
319; ’89, 56
Mitopus. P ’01, 593; ’09, 231
Mitra. P °46, 22; °47, 289; ’48,
101; 755, 260, 261; 62, 563; 78,
301; 2, 168, 169, 198, 204, 208;
90, 396; 91, 50; 95, 122’; 99,
71-701. 386; 03, 282) 283: 04,
12; 05, 292. J I, 119, 132; OU,
39; IV, 288, 383; IX, 145, 148
758, 229
mitreforme (Clava). P ’01, 393
mitreformis (Spiraxis). P ’60, 152
mitralis (Platylabus). P ’94, 185
Mitraria. P ’04, 664
mitrata (Acrosoma). P
782, 255; 788, 175
(Areella). P 776, es, "79, 162
(Epeira). P 88,
' (Motacilla). j iv, 178
(Nectarinia). P ’64, 267
(Numida). P ’63, 303;
247
(Rhinocichla). P
(Setophaga). P 753, 309
(Sylvania). P 754, 397;
497; ’96, 112, 157, 162
(Sylvia). i iy, 178
(Tanagra). 64, 254
(Timalia). Pp 02, 685
mitratum (Phyllothelys). P ’03, 715
mitratus (Basilicus). P 756, 237;
68, 97. J VIII, 125
(Brachydactylus). J VIII, 118
(Ieius). P ’92, 77; 1900, 540
(Semnopitheeus). P ’02, 141
(Wala). P ’04, 138
Mitrephorus. P ’66, 63
Mitride. P ’91, 50; 01,386; ’04, 12
Mitrularia. P ’05, 292
mitsukurii (Clausilia). P
02, 360
(Squalus). P
miurus (Noturus). P
410
Mixodectes. P ’92, 417
Mixodectide. P ’83, 80
Mixophagus. P ’69, 3
Mixophyes. P ’68, 281.
91, 93
Mixornis. P 02, 685
mixta (Aecmeodera). P
(Cicada). j vi, 314
(Corbicula). 60, 271
(Cyrena). P ’60, 271, 282
(Lamia). J II, 176
(Melania). P 79,
"84, 04 ©
mitis.
81, 431;
64,
02, 685
95,
01, 648;
08, 73
77, 46; °85,
J VI, 89,
73, 332
214, 225;
900
mixta. Continued.
(Mylabris). P ’08, 604
(Serica). J ITI, 276; IV, 34
(Spheria). J Il, 297
(Tettigonia). j iv, 341
(Urocoptis). P ’98, 274
(Xya). P ’53, 364
mixtum (Theridium). P ’09, 203
mixtus (Bombus). P ’78, 186
(Gadus). P ’63, 235
(Hydrophilus). P 755, 368
(Hydroporus). P 55, 291, 296
(Labrus). P ’92, 270
(Pogonocherus). J II, 160
Mnais. P ’01, 134
Mnemiopsis. P ’88, 82
m-nigrum (Pachybrachis). J I, 261
Mnio. P ’89, 270
mnioides (Splachnum). P 755, 445
(Tetraplodon). P 755, 445. J
ITI, 202
Mniotilta. j iv, 27, 35. P ’53, 312,
401; ’63, 293; °75, 347; °83, 61;
91, 437; °95, 494; ’96, 157; ’98,
85; ’08, 155; 709, 364
Mniotiltide. P ’95, 494; ’96, 157
Mnium. P ’55, 445; ’63, 96
mobilensis (Uhrysemys). P ’03, 544,
554, 556; 704, 668
(Pseudemys). P ’91, 41°
mobiliana (Helix). P
209, 211
(Mesodon). P 75, 155
mobiliensis (Biddulphia). P 1900,
690, 691, 698, 730
(Denticella). P 1900, 698
(Emys). P ’54, 189
(Zygoceros). P 1900, 698
mobola (Paransrium). P ’08, 506
Mobula. P ’92, 241.
Mobulide. P ’03, 332; ’10, 475
mochon (Atherina). P ’92, 253
Mocoa. P ’57, 196; ’64, 180; 68,
284; ’08, 118.J VIII, 94, 115
-moctezumensis (Lampsilis). P ’09,
534
(Pachycheilus). P ’09, 522
modeeri (Crepidodera). P ’73, 71
Modelia. P ’61, 368
modesta (Amastra).
(Amphibulima). P
(Anodonta). P ’57, 84. J
TV, 364
Pos osc P< '88,. 146,
(Anota). P ’03, 30, 32
(Area). P ’63, 15
(Arvicola). P 68, 2; 74,
190, 191
‘(Atrypa). P 52, 190
(Brachypodella). P 798, 278
(Brachyspira). P28, 137
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
59, 188; °75,- |
modesta. Continued.
(Chiropacha). P
(Chrysiptera).
‘ace Be
IV, 42 ;
(Contra). P 62, 33!
eae P 709, 19
(Crategus). P 705,
154, BO
(Cyelas). P
61, 405
(Cyphon). P 66,
(Gallinula). P 794
(Goniobasis). P €
25
(Gouldia). P 72,
(Helodes). . oa
(Homalota). |
(Hoplia). p-
55. J ITI, 285
(Io)... Pe
. 813. J V, 348
(Kaliella). P rs, q
(Laminella).
(Limnobia).
(Melania). P
(Mordella).
(Nomada). P
modesta var. rivertonensis (
P ’03, 609, 610. :
modesta var. vegana (
03, 593, 609, 610
modesta (Ohleria). FE
(Paleornis). P
(Petroica). P
(Phoea). J Vit,
(Pleurotomaria).
91, 252
’(Polycelis). 7
(Porzana). P
(Pseudomyrma).
(Pupa). P 1900,
(Salasiella). P
(Seala). J ;
(Sealaria).
Pere
(Singa). P
(Spatha). P ’64,
37
(Succinea). P ’
(Symmetropleura
(Syrbula). P
(Tarachodes).
(Tarentula). P
261, 270 ;
(Tellina). P ’98.
(Thargalia). P ”
(Thracia). J IX,
ya). P °79, 72; ’80, 118
lla). P°99, 172
P °77, 125; °78, 87
a, 61, 308; 1900,
estan Poverties). P 1900,
Ld
(Vertigo). P
601, 609; 709, 515; 710,
1 (Bittium). J VIII, 363
mitzia). J VIII, 363
nu lon). P 83, 286; 799,
nosoma). P 52, 69:
02; °83, 10; ’85, 140, 148;
» 3375 03, 546, 556
leu cera). P 63, 313, 316
mm). P 60, 294, 299
ypanostoma). P °62, 174;
J VI, 276
blabes). P ’62, 339
ns). P 65, 56
is). j iii, 179.
-} j ii,
| }% 368, P54, 75
ssaurus). 85, 148
copus). - 99, 49
a5 P 90, 326
odes). P 57, 21
ros). J I, 80
ss). P '95, 537
ps). P 68, 309
porus). P °55, 292, 293
lis). P 54, 151; 62, 142;
a4 phleus). P ’54, 75
enochrus). P 05, 814
sdon). P ’70, 109; ’71,
ig
80
. P 01, 136;
. P 01, 570
rus). J Il’ 278; III,
lasys). P ’83, 286; 99,
ndojulis). P ’63, 331
lus). P ’94, 133, 139
183
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
901
Fume modica (Crategus). P ’05, 608, 624
(Pardosa). P ’08, 164, 165,
174, 202, 207
modiea var. brunnea (Pardosa).
08, 172
modica (Pupa). P
153, 189; ’89, 206 :
modicella (Helix). J 1X, 28
(Hemimactra). P ’62, 572
(Maectra). P ’48, 101;
572; ’82, 158
(Nanina).
(Patula).
108, 111
(Pitys).
modicellus (Acton).
(Lymneus).
(Unio). P
- B47
modicus (Mesostenus).
154
(Pupoides).
(Unio). P
-
58, 208; 75,
62,
J IX, 28
J VIII, 386; Lx,
J IX, 28
J IV, 287
j¥: 122
OP, 37h, . dOTY,
73, 150,
P 1900, 605
StI FEY,
204
Modiola. j ii, 265; iv, 369; vi, 120;
vii, 242. P ’42, 217; 46, 24; 47,
295; 748, 101; 758, 43; 60, 198,
418, 427: ; 761, 149, 150, 371, 417,
427, 439; 62, 579; 63, 142: 65,
245 ; 67, 18; 71, 130, 131, 134;
17, 23; 778, 303; 380, 21, 26; 82,
159, 160, 199; 84, 12; 186, 274:
88, 331, 333; 90, 135, 403; 91,
46; 795, 46; "397, "428; 708, 4, 5.
J L 126; IL, 194, 203- 205; TV,
395; VIII, 319; Cd 188, 469
Modiolaria. P 63, 142; 71, 130;
78, 303; 710, 42. J VIII, 377
modiolaris (Cardiomorpha). P ’62,
416
modioliforme (Musculium).
32 :
(Pisum).
(Sphezrium).
2°
28,
i ie
P 62,
P 60, 294; 62, 32
P ’60, 294; 62,
P 60, 294;
P ’60, 294
753, 246, 248;
3
modioliformis (Cyclas).
"62, 32
(Musceulium).
(Unio). P
241, 244
modiolina (Gastrochaena).
478
Modiolopsis. P
71, 323
Modiolus. P
05, 12
modiolus (Gonospira). P ’74, 47
Modiomorpha. J VIII, 306
Modisimus. P ’09, 202
modocorum (Nomada).
570
Modulide. P ’91, 53
54,
P 61,
65, 246; °70, 41;
65, 245; 03, 756;
P 03, 568,
902
Modulus. P ’91, 53; ’93, 221; 05,
26, 292. J VIII, 363
mobii (Stichopus). P ’88, 314
me i: (Copris). P. '54, 223. J
34
P 63, 59; 1900, 665;
?
Meehringia.
02, 661
moellendorffi (Boysidia).
592
(Cyclophorus). P ’05, 722
moellendorffi humicola (Cyclophorus).
P °05, 722
moellendorfii ( Vitriniconus).
194
Moellendorfia. P ’05, 710, 736
meellendorffii (Pareas). P ’94, 424
meenas (Cancer). P ’78,. 321; ’79,
398
(Careinus). P
398. J III, 149
(Portunus). P
8
P 1900,
P 701,
"78 321; 79,
"78, 321; 79,
menensis (Cerithium). J VIII, 360
(Donax). J VIII, 371
(Drillia). J VIII, 351
(Nueula). J VIII, 379
moenkhausii (Pecilurichthys). P
03, §22
Morchia. P ’73, 246
P ’54, 48
53, "332
merens (Agonum).
(Cantharis). P
(Charopus). P ’59, 283, 290
(Corymbites). P 66, 392
Os soange! J III, 268. J
?
(Elater). P ’61, 347
(Feronia). J II, 256 .
(Leucauge). P ’09, 208
(Lytta). 753, 332
(Meloe). P ’53, 328
(Oxytelus). P ’44, 42
(Platynus). P ’54,47. J II, 256
(Pterostichus). P ’73, 306, 314
— (Amastra). P 88, 47; 95,
32 *
(Anisolabais). P ‘701, 273;
03, 304
(Apogonia). J IIT, 236
(Argia). P ’08, 486, 489
(Ceratinella). P ’92, $2
(Diplotaxis). P ’73, 329
(Epeira). P ’01, 583
(Feronia). J II, 247
(Hippodamia). P ’54, 19
(Laminella). P ’88, 47
(Melolontha). j v, 197
(Nebria). P ’60, 318; 73,
322
(Newecombia). P ’88, 47
(Pardes?). P 792, 70; 708,
165, 173, 183
(Sererda). J IT, 163
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
moesta. Continued
(Tantilla). P 66,
VIII, 144
mestum (Asemum). J TI, ;
(Ceratinella). P 05,
(Elaphidion). P 58,
, 40 |
(Homalocranium). P
mestus (Icius). P ’92, 77
(Pterostichus). P 773.
II, 247
(Tmeticus). P 792,
313, 337 i
(Unio). P 753, 2525
Mogannia. P ’61, 283
mogollonensis (Arvicola). P
(Sciurus). P 703, 20
Mogoplistes. P ’05, 48, "54
Mogrus. P 03, 341
Mogurnda. P 63, 270
mogurnda (Eleotris). P ’6
mohavensis (Carduus). P|
Mohoa. P 755, 440; 99,
moineau (Emberiza). ow
(Loxia). P ’64, 252
(Pentheria). Pp?
Moira. P ’78 306
Mojarra. P ’83, 123; ”
mokasen (Agkistrodon).
mokeson (Cenchris). j v, é
vi, 37 =
mokoho (Ardea). jv, 59 |
Mola. P ’87, 348, 351; ©
91, 66, 69; °92, 278; 704,
mola (Diodon). P 60, 21
(Metynnis). P
(Mola). P 792, past
(Orthagoriseus). P
192, 278
Molacanthus. P ’60, 21;
molare (Radulum). J
molaris (Conularia). P ’76
molefaciens (Atta). P 6
(Myrmica). P 760
104, 323; °77, 135, 2
molenaria (Muscicapa).
molesta (Brachys). P
molestum (Gobiosoma).
molestus (Platynus). P
(Tabanus). j iii,
322
Molge. j v, 320. P
68, 215, 220; 02, 186. J
’p 55, 377, a
33, 39; 46, 100
Molide. Er 1900, 514;
511
moline (Aptenodytes). P
210
(Conurus). P ’99
(Pyrrhura). P 799,
P 91, 303
(Callopistriz P-°75, 65
ateriay. P 62, 323
borealis (Somateria). P
Batis). P ’89; 146 ~
leonus). P ’58, 78. J IV,
sa). P44, 144; 97,
jeapa). P ’67, 218
————
irus). P ’64, 215
A itiat a). Bi 1 176
later). P 66, 135, 150,
omenus). P 54, 59
ea). P '63, 68
P 60, 318
aria). P 66, 135, 150,
tes). P °65, 244
P '84, 95; °93, 215
P 65, 224
i. J I,
n hus). P ’82, 222; ’97,
_ °63, 352 —
suronectus). P 64, 215
llaria). P ’66, 150, 170,
85
ntistes). P ’66, 135, 150,
mophilus). P 63, 157
SP 798, 386
J TI, 223
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
903
Mollisia. P ’93, 147;
Mollisie. P ’94, 349
mollissima (Fuligula). P ’61, 239
(Somateria). P ’61, 239
mollissima borealis (Somateria). P
95, 503, 505
mollissima (Thelephora).
mollissimus (Astragalus).
P ’63, 60
Mollotus. P 56, 90
Mollugo. P ’60, 302; ’02, 643, 644,
661, 667
molluseus (Merulius). J III, 215
(Polyporus). J III, 213
Moloch. P ’68, 283 ;
molopinus (Plastomenus). P 773,
279
Molopophorus. P ’82, 210, 214
Molops. J II, 229-233; IV, 28
Molorchus. j iii, 428. P °46, 126;
51, 346; °66, 348. J I, 313, 315,
317; II, 21, 103, 143
Molosside. P ’02, 393
molossum (Orchelimum). P_ 07,
306, 307; 710, 616, 641
Molossus. P ’55, 432, 437, 438; ’80,
359, 393; ’89, 320, 327; ’90, 15,
30; ’02, 395; ’03, 26; 04, 251
molossus (Canis). P ’50, 87; 779,
184
95, 428
J Il, 278
j vii, 18.
(Caudisona). P ’66, 307, 308
(Coluber). j v, 363; vi, 36
(Copris). P 746, 125
(Crotalus). P 759, 338; 783,
12; ’01, 101; ’03, 553, 556, 625
(Portheus). P 773, 338
Molothrus. P ’47, 204; 51, 218;
53, 384; 755, 312; 59, 107; ’66,.
16-23, 90; ’68, 84, 150; ’73, 293;
74, 96; °75, 351; 783, 63; 92,
108, 119; ’93, 46, 63; 95, 487;
96, 116, 134; 98, 82; 99, 34;
05, 683 ; 08, 83, 154. J ‘, 49;
II, "142 fe
moltkiana (Isocardia). J III, 318
moluceana (Porzana). P ’94, 146
- moluccanus (Calotes). P 02, 177
moluececensis (Atya). P ’94, 407, 408
(Carapa). P ’02, 123
(Columba). P 64, 248
(Diffiugia). P ’78, 172
(Palumbus). P 754, 227
(Pieus). P ’02, 679
(Scomber). P 704, 759
(Seomberoides). P 05, 56
(Thynnus). P 705, 56
(Turdus). P ’64, 250
(Upeneoides): J XII, 530
(Yungipicus). P ’02, 679
Molurini. P ’66, 399, 400
molurus (Python). P ’60, 507
904
Molva. P
5
molva (Gadus).
molve (Cirolana).
Molybdenite. P
63, 230, 240, 257; 92,
© 701, 187
77, 252; 80, 243;
87, 38; ’89, 33; 90, 83: 92
178, 183, 195; 96, 210: "97, 437;
07, 445
Molybdenum. P ’07, 445
molybdica (Strangalia). J II, 101
Molybdite. P ’92, 195
Momordica. P ’89, 383; ’01, 560
Momotus. P ’48, 89; ’9Y, 305
Monacanthide. P ’97, 80; 1990,
514; ’06, 102; ’07, 439 .
Monacanthus. P ’61, 78; ’63, 178,
.185; ’82, 283; ’97, 80, 127; 1900,
514
Monacha. P ’99, 47
monacha (Achatinella). P ’88, 30
(Platysteira). P ’67, 218
Monachidium. P ’04, 530
Monachus. P 747, 174;
73, 30. J I, 263
monachus (Centropus). P ’56, 320;
59, 142; 705, 766
49, 171;
(Ceratichthys). J VI, 226,
227, 240
4, (Chenin). P 56, 27. J IV,
ay ae P ’08, 496
(Grus). P ’70, 86
(Merops). P ’67, 217
(Orioles)... POF, 2074-81,
449
(Pachycheilus). P ’09, 527
(Parus). P ’67, 221
(Vespertilio). P 755, 432
Monacite. P ’97, 437
monadelpha (Valsa). P ’77, 117
Monadenia. P ’98, 68
Monanthus. P ’89, 117
monarchi (Strepsidura). J IX, 152
monarchus (Gecko). P ’02, 176
Monarda. j vii, 48. P 48, 25; 57,
203; ’60, 512, 514; ’63, 72: 192,
449, 454; 1900, 646, 649, 659, 669 ;
02, 663. J I, 182
Monardella. J III, 99
monas (Bifidaria). P 1900, 591
' Monasa. j iv, 370. P ’60, 134; 64,
243, 287; °99, 33, 47.
monasa (Aphanolimnas). P ’94, 149
(Rallus). P ’94, 133, 149
monax (Arctomys). j vii, 329. P
58, 165; ’78, 62; ’80, 348; 794,
218; ’96, 193; ’97, 29, 215; 708,
102. J VII, 404
monax melanopus
97, 30, 215
Monazite. P ’82, 15;
289
(Aretomys). P
99, 377; 1900,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
ji, 838. P 63, 240
_| Moniana. P
Monazitoid. P ’97, 437
mondetoura (Claravis).
Monedula. P ’66, 403, 405
94, 301, 304; 95, 2
363- 373; .°97, 383; 199
monedula (Corvus). '?
(Feronia). P ’73,
(Platysma). J a
(Peeilus). J II
moneduloides (emia
268
(Gorytes). P 195,
{Larra). P 795,
(Stizus). P 95,
Moneilema. j iii, 403 a
monelasmus (Clausilia).
673; ’01, 468, 480,
monensis (Brassica).
(Carcharhinus).
Monera. P ’75, 40
Moneses. P ’63, 70;
374
moneta (Ammophila).
(Cyprea). P ‘as
monfortianus (Bellerophon,
235
mongolica (Ptilagrostis),
(Stipa). P 63
mongolicus (Microtus).
56, 1
10, 274, 279, 280
monica (Lycena). P ’
monice (Hemiaulus).
741
monico (Artemia).
monieria Terai.
Moniezia.
monile ( warionsile ”
VIII, 402; IX, 90
(Carex). P be,
(Cassidula).
Saerbomtl eo ‘:
(Strobilops).
Monilea. P ’82, "1
05, 113, 115 ..
Monilema. P 53, 234
II, 143, 167; IV, 41
Monilia. P 62, 569;
moniliata (Cyelocardia).
(Pleurotoma). P
(Venericardia).
718
monilicornis (Corme ve
256
3 te
monilicosta (Cardita). |
(Cyclocardia). P ’
(Venericardia). P
monilifer (Cyathocrinus).
309
monilifera (Anchura).
453
————
. Continued. t
VIII, 329
eodea). J VIII, 329
ndina). P 60, 151; 03,
ia). P ’64, 27
opulus). P 94, 166; 98,
2; 709, 58, 61, 67
Hana). P 58, 228
foris). P ’82, 171
arritella). P ’48, 107; ’90,
m (Cerithium).
*82, 168, 171
P ’63, 309
i is 48, 104
2 562, 172;
; 796, 498. J V, 295
_ (Pachycheles). P 58,
P 48, 98;
(Eccrina). P ’50, 35
is (Actinocrinus). P ’81,
cinum). P ’62, 562
ex). P 1900, 663
: P ’01, 559
. P 74, 76
86, 184
P70; 185. 779,
P ’82, 169
nus). P ’81, 306
P 82, 169
chocrinus). P
81, 303,
ia). P 62, 562; ’82, 169
(Coluber). P 60, 554
mmophis).. P °60, 554
P 90, ‘ea: "08, 275
Helicoma). P 376
ssidula). J vit, 402;
45, 307
J I, 217
P ’73, 169, 194
. P 54, 74
). P 64, 241;
"45, 307
tens pnercis). Fr: *08,
iv, 235. P ’62, 340
; Diins). og tae’ f 1, 272
Tehneumon). Pp *73, 108,
pee). P 791, 463
(Crassatella). P7716,
J IV, 302
assatellites). P 05, 14
eiiferpestis). Bi fer 21;
397
. P 99, 463
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
905
Monocanthus. P ’82, 309
Monocelis. P ’57, 19. J III, 143
Monocentrine. P ’59, 145; ’62, 237
Monocentris. P ’59, 145
Monocentroide. P ’59, 144
monocephala (Kyllinga). P ’05, 697
Monocephalus. P ’87, 16
monocera (Caprella). P ’01, 167
Monoceras. P 748, 101; ’96, 473.
J VIII, 327
monoceras (Acanthurus). J XII, 544
(Delorrhipis). P ’05, 306
monacerata (Alea). P ’68, 5, 6,
7, 28
- (Ceratorhyncha). P ’68, 28,
274
(Cerorhina). P ’68, 28-34, 46;
99, 28
monoceratus (Simorhynchus). P ’68,
28
Monoceros. j vii, 264. P 753, 320;
82, 276, 304; ’90, 398; ’99, 493;
1900, 513. ag XII, 544
monoceros (Balistes). P °63, 178
(Monodon). P 755, 340
(Peneus). P ’93, 110
(Squilla). P ’50, 29; ’93, 107
Monocerus. P 52, 93. J I, &9
monocerus (Erigone). P ’05, 306
(Monodon). P ’65, 198
(Peneus). P ’60, 44
Monochamus. J II, 147
Monochirus. P ’92, 277
monochroa (Augochlora). P 1900,
364
‘monochroa subsp. moreire (Augoch-
lora). P 1900, 365
monochroura (Neotoma). P ’94, 246
monociliata (Ameba). P ’75, 415
Monocladodus. on IX, 434
Monoclonius. "76, "255: 783, 99
Monoeondyloa. _ 53, 267; 59, 187;
60, 3, 85; ’62 , 176; 63, 190; 64,
286; 66, 34 9 I, 317; IV, 235,
262: Vv, "399; Wi. 30, 65, 252, 273
Monocraterion.’ P 109, 297
Monocrepidius. J IV, 12, 14, 35
Monoculodes. P ’01, 149
Monoculus. j i, 433. P 91, 189
Monocumbus. P ’81, 69
monocyela (Scala). J VIII, 198
Monoeystis. P °’77, 196, 197; ’82,
147; 702, 5. J VIII, 436
monodactyla (Pseudosquilla). P 93,
107
(Squilla). P ’93, 107
monadactyle (Seps). j iv, 285
monodactylum (rinnotheres). j i,
454. P ’78, 323
Monodactylus. P 782, 305
monodactylus (Acantholatris). i
62, 119
906
monodactylus. Continued.
(Chaetodon). P ’62, 119
(Chilodactylus). P ’62, 119
(Trichopis). P ’82, 305
Monodelphia. P ’87, 58
Monodon. P ’55, 340;
69, 21
monodon (Alpheus). P ’93, 112
: (Anthicus). P ’52, 93. J IV,
3
65, 198;
(Cheirodon). P ’06, 332
(Chirodon).. P ’06, 332
(Eunotia). P ’90, 138
(Galathea). P ’58, 238
(Helix). P 58, 201, 203;
59, 188; ’60, 19, 155; ’61, 308,
330, 397; °74, 162; °75, 206; 76,
188; ’89, 204; 06, 542
monodon var. alaicie (Helix). P
06, 542
monodon cincta (Helix). P ’89, 204
monodon fraterna (Helix). P ’89,
204
monodon (Monocerus). P
J I,
(Notoxus). P
335. J IV, 12
52, 93.
52, 93; 61,
(Peneus). P ’60, 44; 793, 110
(Polygyra). P ’94, 18; 1900,
454; 703, 194; ’06, 542 (
monodon alicie (Polygyra). P 1900, |
455; 703, 204; ’06, 542
monodon ecincta (Polygyra). P 1900,
133; ’02, 417, 420, 429
monodon fraterna (Polygyra). P
94, 18; ’96, 4¥2; 1900, 454; 703,
194; ’06, 124
monodon imperforata (Polygyra). P
1900, 455; ’03, 204
monodon (Stenotrema).
75, 154, 204
monodon var. leaii (Stenotrema). P
06, 542
Monodonta. j vi, 214, 220. P ’43,
309; ’48, 102; ’62, 569; ’82, 168;
88, 39; 90, 343. J VIII, 331
monodonta (Alasmodonta). P53,
262
(Bembex). P 795, 363
(Helix). P ’73, 250;
(Margaritana). P
96, 506
(Microbembex). P 795, 363
monodontina. P ’53, 267, 269
monodontoides (Anculotus). P 764,
99; 765, 35
(Leptoxis). P 764, 99.
(Mudalia). P ’64, 99
(Nitocris). P 65, 35
monodontus (Unio). P ’53, 262. J
IV, 225; V, 422
monogramma (Ligula). P 755, 444
P 74, 162;
74, 56
53, 262;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
P 2
"78, 314.
Monohammus.
62, 38, 39;
147-149
monoica (Amphicarpea).
00 513; 780, 350; ’87,
Monolopia. P
III, 93
Monomerosomata. j ii,
Monomorium. P ’03,
Monomyaria. P 751,
125-130 |
Monopeltis. P bai 467
Monopetalonema. oo, ae
Monophlebus. P hae -
monophylla (Pinus).
Monophyllus. P ’02, “10
Monoplex.
Monoprion. P ’62, 237
Monopsis.
monoptera (Ocinebra).
Monopteria. P_ 87, 35 _
Monopteride. *P 97, 61;
J XII, 500
Monopterus. P °68, 258; —
97, 61; 05, 488. J XI
_monopterygium (Anema).
monopterygius (Aspidoph
61; 167
(Canthirynchus).
(Genyagnus).
(Labrax). P ’61,
( Fleurogra ae
(Uranoscopus).
Monoptygma. F 748, 10
90, 398; ’95, 122. J.
Monopylephorus. - 05,
382-387 ;
Monorachis. P ’07, 484
Monosphragis. P ’60, %
monostigma (Oberea).
(Oberopa). J IT
(Tetrops). J II,_
Monostoma. P 777, 200
Monostomum. P 751, _
58, 110; 7°85, Teas
414
P 62, 194, 19%
48, 21,
Monothyra.
monotimeris (Pecten). p> vi
Monotis. j viii, 239.
14, 43, 46, 145; 759
127, 418; 61, 417;
Monotoma. P ‘44, du
55, 305; 758, 64. J
Monotremata. P 768, 2
1900, 561
Monotropa. P 760, 303
84, 31; ’92, 373; iti
(Camilia). P ’64,-228;
| “Wiploglossus). - P 68
273. 3 VIL, 118
RP 58, 50; 760, 136; 93,
P 65, 205, 221; ’73, 56
elania). P ’64, 30
(Bythinella). P ’89, 87
ehyerinus). P ’86, 173
esiocrinus). P ’61, 130;
66, 255;
i P 789, 87
P ’79, 278
P ’85, 337
io). P 53, 252; '54, 246;
(Trigonella). P ’77, 106
(Celopeltis). P ’60,
nus (Coluber). P _ ’60,
(Chimera). P
77, 219-
308; 92, 241;
07, 421;
var. australis (Chimera).
7, 421; 710, 603
(Neohela). P 101, (167
tricola). P ’01, 205
ot: P ’09, 463
ma). * P. 61, 157
q [egerlia). P 73, 187;
F.Sy 287 3
uta. P ’72, 228, 233, 234
uti (Venus). P ’72, 246
lyst). 3 a 92, 276
polyssus). J II, 279
dosira). P ’61, 68
i P93, 133
(Gloucomene). Pete,
P
72, 231
. P 64, 204
64, 191, 193
P 52, 8, 9
P '79, 422; 93,
ja). P ’10, 468
@nus). P 72, -245
(Agialitis). P ’99, 14
var. alpina (Arnica). J
P ’74, 189
P 99, 15
P ’60, 17
5 i iv, 50
P 705, 305
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
907
montana. Continued.
(Euphorbia). P
(Felis). P 754, 9
oe P ’63, 300; ’09,
63, 75
(Glyceria). P ’62, $6, 336
(Hudsonia). P 704, 611
(Ilex). P ’89, 372
(Kentrophyta). P ’63, 60
(Larra). P 793, 518, 523
(Larrada). P ’93, 523
(Lesquerella). P ’07, 247
(Limnophila). P ’59, 232, 240
(Linyphia). P ’03, 128, 129,
132, 136
(Megalophrys). P ’02, 695. J
370
P ’78, 202; 702,
728
(Motacilla). P ’67, 220
(Oppia). P ’06, 497
(Ovi). 9: i, 8... 2:69, 180;
61, 24; °67, 136; ’78, 61; 782,
327; -’08, 92 :
(Pardosa). P ’92, 70; 04,
263, 275; ’08, 165, 199
(Pickeringia). J Ill, 8&6
(Pirata). P ’92, 71; ’08, 165
(Pecilochroa). P 792, 19;
01, 569, 572
(Pyrgula). P ’83, 172
(Saxicola). P ’67, 220
(Spongilla). P ’87, 187
Melissodes).
(Swartzia). P ’93, 217
(Sylvia). j iv, 199
(Tetrao). P ’64, 247
63, 60
(Thermopsis). P
06, 387,
(Trimerotropis). P
389
(Ulmus). P ’62, 11
(Urocoptis). P 798, 275
(Vesiearia). P ’63, 58
(Vitis). P 753, 273
montane (Teichosporella). P. 93,
182
montanaensis
81, 251
(Platyerinus). P
(Poteriocrinus). P
86, 161
’(Scaphiocrinus). P ’86, 161
montanella (Bifidaria). P 1900, 608
montanensis (Dermatella). P 793,
148
(Xystieus).. P
(Eucladocrinus). P
"78, 244
79, 343;
01, 569, 583
montanina (Passer). P ’58, 192
montaninus (Passer). P 758, 192
montanoides (Pirata). P ’92, 71;
08, 165
montanum (Calycodon). P ’48, 24.
J I, 186
(Eryngium). P ’98, 398
908
montanum. Continued.
(Gongylidium).
(Hypnum). P
(Leucocrinum). P
(Taraxacum). P
ITI, .193
(Thaspium). P
montanus (Anthus). j iv, 183
(Astatus). P ’93, 540, 546
(Athous). P 66,
(Buteo). P ’46, "45; 756, 39;
59, 190; ’66, 43; 75, 101
(Cambarus). ’P 52, 88
(Catus). P 754, 9
(Charadrius). j vii, 192; viii,
156. P ’66, 96; ’99, 14. J I, 220
(Chermes). P ’07, 14
(Cymopterus). P ’63, 62
(Diplocephalus). P ’05, 305
(Dipodomys). P ’55, 884; ’75,
326
(Equus). J VII, 265
(Harpalus). P ’65, 101, 103
(Limax). P ’89, 196
(Lophoecarenum). P ’05, 305
(Megalophrys). J VI, 112
(Melanoplus). P ’06, 409
(Mimus). P ’46, 114;
216. J I, 42; II, 264
(Myiadestes). P ’09, 366
(Ochetodon). P ’74, 186
(CEdothorax). P ’05, 312
(Oreamnus). P ’08, 87
(Oreoscoptes). P 759, 107; ’66,
P ‘05, 312
55, 447
63, 76
63, 69. J
63, 63
51,
65; ’68, 149; °98, 217; ’99, 15. J
IX, 391
(Orpheus). j vii, 192, 193.
P ’55, 310; ’99, 15
(Oxyechus). P ’59, 108
(Parus). P ’43, 259; ’47,
154; 59, 107, 191; °99, 20; 08,
82. J I, 135; Il, 264
(Passer). P ’58, 192; 62, 314
(Picus). P 66, 56
(Pirata). P ’08, 165, 301, 306,
307
(Podasocys). P ’66, 96
(Pecile). P 66, 79
(Pecilopternis). P 59, 105
(Pseudotriton). P ’69, 108. J
I, 287, 298; III, 347
(Reithrodon). P 335;
74, 186
(Squalius). P ’83, 153
(Symphoricarpus). P ’63, 63
(Tachysphex). P ’93, 507, 523
(Tetrao). P ’64, 247
(Tmeticus). P ’05, 312
(Turdus). j 7 153, 193
(Vespertilio). P 7°41, 92;
284
Montelia. P ’63, 75
55,
66,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
montereus (Pectiniunguis
653
montereyana (Mya). P>
montereyensis (Archidoris
72, 107; ’80, 83
(Doris). P ’80, 83
(Omphalina), P ’§
03, 767
bag kie victor
P 703, 768
montereyensis (Sorex).
montereyi (Triceratium)
715
montezuma (Bulimulus).
(Cacicus). P ’67
(Hippotherium)._
(Ichneumon).
(Melissodes). P 77
1x7 cory Oa
(Syrbula). >
(Theronia). P
montezume ——
99, 61
’(Cassicus).
(Certonyx). »
(Griburius).
u ’(Scolachrus). Pp
| Montezumia. P ’99, 2
montezumia (Cremat ye
264
ae Pachyeondyla).
siostaenal (Bellero;
254. J Ill, 74 8
Montia. j i, 113, 119
98, 20, 296 Z
Monticocerus. P ’97, |
(Alsine). P ’61,
(Arenaria). P ’6:
(Columba). P
(Emballonura).
(Erigone). P
(Eugenia). P
09, 486
(Evodinus). Js
(Fringilla). ee iv,
(Gastromyzon
(Grallaria). P
(Hoplia). P ’
286, 287
(Ilex). P ‘91,
(Lepidoglanis)..
(Leptura).
326
(Lithobius). P
700;
152
Eeatinsad. iiatak
-? 703, 129
noplus). P 06, 362, 411
iontha). P ’44, 141
). P 97, 98; 703, 748
snbergia). P’ 62, 91,
P 67, 220
P 75, 283,
P 61, 224; '66,
P 04, 589
oP). P 06, 387 —
ptis). P °98, 275
espe ilio). j viii, 280. P
755, 438
s). ’p 61, 450; °62, 162;
°70, 136.
Pi 76,
Ha (Monticulipora).
ra. P 76, 27
(Valsa). P 77, 112
a rodins). P 52,
‘Erigone). P 705, 312
me). P ’05, 312
(Gongylidium). P 705,
ocarenum). P 192, 36
s (Lophocarenum). P ’05,
(Gedothorax). P 05, 312, 335
‘gis (Cliola). P 710, 279
, (Spherophthalma). P
; (Pyrgus). P ’66, 334
Arvicola). P ‘99, 292, 293
(Microtus). P ’99, 292,
(Diaphoropterus). P
Bifidaria). ’p 1900, 429
a). P 90, 402
ix). P 5i, 184; 58, 203;
- "8, 202; 789, "205
na tholus (Helix). P 789, 205
a (Lapparia). P ’90, 396
2, BS, 122. J) IV,
ula). P ’80, 229; ’85,
IX, 18, 45, 59, 109
F bers), P 75, 154; 06,
. , 043
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
(Stromatopora). Pj
morbida (Achatinellastrum).
26
909
—. tholus (Polygyra). P 706,
mooreana (Tellina). P ’90, 401;
95, 126. J IV, 387
(Trigonia). P ’90, 451
(Venericardia). P ’90, 402
(Vitrinella). P ’03, 758
(Zonites). J IX, 23
moorei (Anlis). P ’94, 483
(Cardita). J IX, 152
(Congrammus). 06, .105
(Cordiera). P ’90, 396
(Eupachycrinus). P ’86, 173
(Fasciolaria). P ’95, 122. J
IV, 382
(Latirus). P ’90, 396; 795,
103, 113, 116-130. J IV, 384
: (Lunatia). J IV, 384
ge ES 7ST; 2802.0 S
14
(Natiea). P
(Papilio). P ’66, 341
(Plagiaulax). J IX, 214
(Pleurotoma). P ’95, 57, 116-
130
' (Posidonia). P ’59, 297. J
P ’90, 394; 795, 57
V, 175
(Sureula).
P ’06, 432
P 90, 394; ’95, 57.
90, 399
(Tetragonopterus).
(Turris).
J IV, 378
(Zeacrinus). P
mooresiana (Succinea).
75, 155; ’89, 209; 06, 161. J
VI, 179
(Unio). P ’57, 88. J VI, 39
moorii (Astyanax). ’p 06, 432"
Mopalia. P ’65, 59; ’98, 287, 288
Mopaliide. P ’94, 74; 98, 288
moquiniana (Cyclas). P ’60, 294;
62, 32
moquinianum (Pisidium). P_ ’60,
294; ’62, 32
86, 173
P 764, 109;
moquinianus (Cyrena). Ks 60, 282
Mora. P ’92, 277
Moracer. P 158, 124 :
moranense ( Sedum). P 798, 403
moratus (Mesostenus). P
158
"73, 151,
P ’88,
(Bulimella). P ’88, 29
(Helicter). P ’88, 26, 29
(Partulina). P ’88, 26
(Psalis). P 703, 301
morbilliana (Preducta). P ’65, 118
morbillosus (Gryllus). P ’01, 374
(Lithodus). P ’56, 19
(Locusta). P ’01, 374
(Pelecyphorus). P ’58, 74
(Philolithus). J IV, 37
(Phymateus). P ’01, 374
910
mordax (Arvicola). P ’94, 282
(Chondropoma). P 10, 523
(Engraulis). P ’54, 154; 99,
36
(Gelasimus). P ’80, 147
(Helix). P ’57, 189; ’58, 200,
203
(Lycosa). P ’08, 164
(Microtus). P 04) 589; 708, 404
( Myliobates). P A Ok: AED
VIII, 234, 242
(Ophichthys). P ’84, 101
(Plecotrema). J IX, 92, 110,
lil
(Tachys). J IV, 28
(Triconodon). z IX, 188, 195-
199
Mordella.
- 312; 754, 220;
62, 43, 46; 765, 96;
IV, 12, 38
Mordellide. P °’45, 312;
65, 6. J IV, 38
Mordellini. P ‘62, 45
Mordellistena. P ’62, 43, 48; 764,
105; 765, 96
Mordellones. P ’59, 291
Morea. P 705, 26. J IV, 290, 301
Moreae. P ’89, 403
j iii, 277; v, 242. P 745,
58, 75; '59, 78;
66, 347. J
62, 43;
moreauensis (Ammonites). P 706,
281, 420
(Bueardia). P ’60, 426
(Cerithiopsis). P ’60, 185, 422
(Corbicula). P ’60, 432
(Corbula). P 756, 88, 284;
60, 185, 425
(Cyrena). P 756, 115, 279;
57, 120; °60, 282, 432
(Leda). P ’56, 284
(Limatia). P ’60, 422
(Natica). P 756, 64, 282;
60, 422; 776, 296
(Neera). P ’60, 185, 425
(Turritella). P
60, 185, 422 :
moreleti (Julus). P
04, 653
(Staurodon). P 1900, 433
Moreletia. P ’88, 285; ‘94, 14
moreletiane (Tudore). P ’84, 211
moreletii (Agalyehnis). P ’71, 205.
J VI, 112; VIII, 95, 107
(Crocodilus). P ’66, 123
(Hyla). P ’64, 181
Morelia. J VI, 79
morelleti (Sporophila). Pp 90, 212
Morellia. P ’98, 168, 173, 183
Morethia. P 68, 284 ;
moretonensis (Mysia). P °72, 94
morganensis (Avicula). P ’66, 260
(Pteria). P 66, 259
(Pterinea). P 66, 259
56, 70, 282;
89, 127, 128;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
morgani (Ampullina). P ’9
(Chordodes). P ‘01,
07, BIZ.
(Planaria). P 706,
(Prostheclina).
(Stemonitis). P
morganiana (Cardita).
(Venericardia). J
morganianus (Bellerop!
306
eae tae (Spongilla).
’87, 197
mori ’(Aleyrodes)..
mori arizonensis rv
02, 282 Rs
mori (Bombyx). P
298; °10, 296, 297 7, =
(Spheeropsis). =
morieandii (Anoda
J V, 396
moricola (Phyllosticta).
(Spheria). P 95,
moricolum (Melanomma).
moriforme (Pleurocera).
(Trypanostoma). .
63, 311. J V, 290
Morimus. J II, 142
Morinella. P ’75, 355.
morinella (Eudromias). —
(Tringa). j v, 96
Morinellus. P ’64, 246,
morinellus (Charadrius).
(Eudromias). f
Moringa. P ’89, 365_
moringa (Lyeodontis).
(Murena). P
Moringee. P ’89, 365 —
Moringua. P 82) ~*~
Moringuide. P 1
odella). |
morini (Brach
(Cylindrella)
98, 269, 281
’(Epirobia). Ea
(Trachelia). P-
Morio. P ’54, 16, 30;
99, 77. J 1X 4s
morio (Anthrax).
(Bothynus) P
6, 87
(Broseus). J
(Clivina). P ”
(Dicranomyia).
( Die
97, 105; ’06, 97
’(Eucinetus). FP
(Evarthrus). P
II, 231 .
(Feronia). J TI,
(Hemipenthes). _
(Ligyrus). P_’56,
(Limnobia). P 75!
212 ,
tinued.
hnuris). P 45,303; : 51,
me 6 P 53, 447. J IV,
pus). P 769, 96, 102. J
ma PF 91, 94
orhinus). P
nus). P
). P 67, 12
eo). P 62, 313
ropus). P ’43, 297. JI,
91, 94-96,
97, 105; 07,
fatua). P ’98, 457
Tipula). P 59, 212
es (Anthrax). j iii, 42
(Pterostichus). P 73,
P 61, 251; °62, 324; ’68,
; Col uber). P ’52, 70
: J IV, 33
P59, 11-27;
ratula). P ’59, 27; ’88,
| (Nemobius). P ’09, 483
_ (Arionta). P ’75, 155;
ee ere) P 99, 3
x). P °58, 197; ’89, 201;
cireumearinata (Helix).
hillebrandi (Helix). P
(Amblyteles). P78, 355
). P 61, 357
w. P Ol, 297; *02, 162;
251
P ’89, 331, 339; 90,
, 326; °02, 160-162; 04,
, 250
P 02, 161; ’04, 183
2
P 62, 139, 443
P 62, 139, 443
P 62, 139, 443
P 62, 139, 443
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
911
morologum (Theridium). P ’76, 201
Morone. P ’60, 20, 109, 115; ’61,
50; ’77, 84, 211; 87, 295 ; 07, 250
Moronine. P 07, 249°
Moronopsis. P 62, 236
morosa (Adelosia). J II, 242
(Cymatodera). P 58, cs Ae |
+ 36
(Feronia). J II, 242
(Galeruca). P ’65, 213, 214,
219 :
(Melissodes). P ’78, 193
(Myeetina). P 59, 82
morosina (Lycosa). P ’09, 218
morosum (Agonum). P ’54, 55. J
IV, 28
morosus (Chrysops). P ’95, 321
(Dichroplus). P 05, 442,
805, 841
(Metriopelma). P ’09, 196
(Pachybrachis). P ’49, 171.
J I, 260
((Pterostichus). P 73, 308
(Trachelas). P ’09, 197
Morphnus. P 753, 453; ’55, 284;
60, 132, 135; ’63, 153
morphoeus (Bucco). P ’60, 135
Morrhua. P ’63, 233, 249; ’65, 69;
"77, 230
morrhua (Gadus). P ’63, 234, 250,
251; °92, 276
morrisi (Acanthoderes). P ’55, 417
(Rithma). P ’85, 113, 114
morrisii (Brenthis). P ’66, 246
(Leptocephalus). P 64, 207
morrisoni (Anthophora). P 78, 192
(Bombus). P ’78, 183
(Cynoglossum). P 760, 512
(Habropoda). P ’98, 54
(Nomada). P 703, 582, 584,
586°
morrisoni var. flagellaris (Nomada).
P 703, 582, 587
morrisoni (Scopelosoma). P ’74, 210
morrisonia (Pupinopsis). P 05, 726
morrissi (Cyprina). P ’65, 72, 73
Morrissia. P ’61, 371; ’73, 191;
91, 174
morrissii (Cyprina). P ’61, 31
morsa (Corticaria). P 55, 302. J
IV, 32
Morsea. P 709, 420, 449
morsei (Barbatia). P ’82, 199
(Centris). P ’97, $55; ’99,
64, 67
(Vertigo). P 1900, 608
morsitans (Oxyena). P ‘92, 315
(Seolopendra). J V, 23
morsus (Hetaerius). P ’59, 70
(Omorgus). P ’54, 216. J
TV, 34
912
mortoni (Amusium). P
81, 421; ’91, 142
A ectee P 56, 281
Archeotherium). P ’50, 90,
57, 89, 175. J
62, 582;
93; 51, 327;
VII, 174, 388
(Astarte). P
(Astragalus). j vii, 19. P
98, 22, 297 ;
(Atlantochelys). P ’59, 92
(Axinea). P °93, 222
(Bulla). P ’05, 19
rare P 01, 111, 112;
28
(Cardium). j vi, 259; ’03, 757
"72, 247
05,
(Charcharodon). P "146, 42;
47, 266. J I, 142, 146
(Cidarites). J II, 40
(Cinelus). P ’99, 14
(Cyprea). P 05, 23. J IV,
391 —
(Cytherea). j vii, 150. P 748,
99; °79, 219, 222
(Elotherium). P 757,175. J
VII, 21, 175-192, 357, 388
(Entelodon). P 753, 392; 754,
157 >: °57, 89, 158; .’58,. 167. oJ
VII, 21, 388
(Fringilla). j viii, 154. P ’99,
7
-(Fusus). P 748, 100; ’96, 472.)
mortoni var. carexus (Fusus). P
95, 72
‘mortoni var. mortoniopsis (Fusus).
P 95, 72, 116-125 .
_ mortoni (Hamites). P ’60, 185, 421
(Hélicoceras). P ’60, 185,
421; ’61, 419, 427 :
(Holaster). J II, 40
(Incceramus). P ’60, 428;
61, 427 i
(Liocardium). P 771, 135
(Mereenaria). P 54, 29; ’62,
574; °71, 136 eae
(Meretrix). P ’54, 30
(Neithea). P '61, 365, 431
(Nucleolites). J Il, 40
(Pecten). P 743, O84; 44,
96; ’48, 104; ’62, 582; ’81, 421;
189, 154
(Pleuronectia). J VIII, 347
(Pollicipes). j vii, 261
(Ptychoceras). P 757, 184;
’60, 421; ’61, 419
P 68, 205; 70,
j viii, 215, 220
P 93, 229
44, 120; 57,
95, 116. J
(Ptychodus).
=
(Ptycodus).
(Trigonia).
(Trionyx). P
(Trochosmilia). P
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
.morus
IV, 389
mortoni. Continued.
(Trochus). P ie
(Turritella).
221. P °45, 255;
J I, 112,114; TX, 129,
(Unio). P 52, 199
(Venilia).
(Venus).
107;
143. J XIII, 469
Mortonia. P 65, 74, 1
131, 143
mortonia (Echinianthus)
mortonii (Ostrea). P ’6
(Trochus). P 761,
mortoniopsis (Fusus).
J IV, 877
(Meretrix). P 796.
mortuarius peipriee
(Tropidonotus).
mortuifolia Nata
mortuorum (Necropaeaa
367
morula (Anisotomajy
287
(Clivina). P So
(Diplotaxis). Ji
(Morel
morulus (Agabus).
(Corymbites).
(Ereus).
Pee
93
Morum. J VIII, 357
Morunga. P 81, 113
Morus. j vii, 52. P 62
70, 137; 783, 302;
653, 667. J IX, 145
(Ricinula).
292
morus var. borealis G
04, 18
morus var. borealis
04, 18 ‘
Moryehus. P ’54, 115 —
Mosasaurus. j viii, 219.
56, 112, 269; 57,
‘él,
968,
95, 247;
VII, 357, 373
s (Hibiscus).
008 BD
60, 513;
, 234
P 60,
; 64,
"49, 234; °78, 71; 02,
s (Crategus). P ’10, 158
corrugata (Crategus).
Hypericum).
oo sis P ’97, 455
st r). P 97, 427, 449
ge (Ammonites). J VIII, 312
0 (Culex). P ’94, 271
asis (Phleoba). Pixel,
( higad ae J VI, 191
nocorax). P 94, 147
Unio). Pp 63, 190
j iv, 27, 29, 164, 276. P
759, 41; 60, 191,
316; 64, 249, 256; 66,
‘P 05, 729
2 (Monocondylea). J VI,
Ps P 63,
: Siestcloupia). P ’48, 100;
ms (Unio). P 53, 252;
, “(Scalinella). J IX, 100,
ess, 7317 87, 146
‘(Corbicula).’ P 60, 270,
a. P 56, 170; 65, 274;
45, 72, 80-82, 86; ’85, 410,
5 704, 243. J VI, 208
ma (Crategus). P ’05, 607,
ii ingilla). P 64, 254
i). ‘s on 254
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ‘ETC.
P 97, 182.
75, 349, 351: ’83, !
913
mozambicus (Bacillus). P ’04, 83
mozardi (Languria). P 54, 161
muata (Cicindela). P ’08, 508
(Mylabris). P 08, 610
mucedo (Cristatella). P ’84, 193,
197
(Mucor). P 50, Bs
mucida (Achatinella). P ’95, 229
(Anthophora). P ’78, 191
(Partula). P ’85, 218. J IX,
8
mucidum (Hydnum). J III, 216
(Monotoma). 55, 305. J
IV, 32
mucidus (Perothrops). P ’52, 49
(Polyporus). J III, 213
Mucor. P 50, 8
mucorea (Coscinoptera). P 773, 29
(Hoplia). J ITI, 287
ee: P 58, 83.7
’ Melolontha). yr. ee, SJ
» 287
mucoreus (Baridius). a "58, 79;
68, 364, 365. J IV,
(Cryptocephalus). P "73, 31
(Dermestes). P 754, 108
(Listrochelus). J III, 268;
IV, 12, 33
(Xyletinus). P 65, 237
mucosa (Phyllodoce). P ’02, 274;
08, 328; ’09, 336
mucosus (Coluber). P ’60, 563
(Lycodes). P ’63, 260, 261
(Ptyas). P ’60, 563
mucronata (Amastra). P ’88, 47
(Belemnitella). P 56, 280;
61, 431; ’90, 456; ’97, 427
’(Chonetes). Pp 758, 262; 759,
12-26
(Corinna). P ’09, 198
(Euglypha). P ’78, 172; ’79,
163
(Eunice). P ’03, 487
(Euryeea). J I, 290
(Gryphea). P ’90, 451, 452,
469
(Hakea). P 58, 127
(Ilicioides). P 07, 457
rm P ’88, 47
(Leda). P ’54, 29
(Leptochloa) P 67, 24
(Melania). P ’61, 119; 63,
315. J V, 277
(Nucula). P ’47, 297; ’48,
102. J I, 128 :
(Physaloptera). P 756, 53
(Pseudotsuga). P ’03, 5; 709,
113, 143
‘(Salicornia). P ’81, 454; 1900,
665; 702, 661; ’09, 380
(Spheria).’ j v, 5
914
mucronata. Continued.
(Strophomena).
(Valsa). P ’77,
(Voluta). P
05, 25
(Volutomorpha).
i Pe
S61. "828 5
iy
293 ;
05,
Hein Sinise (Elaphidion).
16, 103; IV, 40
(Paspalum). P
(Sisyrinchium).
548, 560
(Taxodium). P
(Trypanostoma).
JV, 277
mucronatus (Archeocidaris).
86, 289
P ’10,
98 413
P 63,
P
P 57, 127;
P ’89, 394
ji, 376 P
(Belemnites).
426
(Evolvulus).
(Gammarus).
298
(Labrax). P
(Odontognathus).
(Neoconger). P
(Platycrinus).
81, 247
(Pleurocrinus).
(Rhynchocyelus).
(Seopiorus). P
(Spirifer). P ’83, 123
(Stenocorus). j ‘iii, 427.
II, 103; IV, 40
(Unio). P ’53, 249
Mucronoporus. P ’94, 323
mucronota (Spirifer).
mucrospinus (Hydreionocrinus).
"79, 354
’(Zeacrinus). } eae a
"79, 354
Mucuna. P ’89, 378, 379
Mudalia. P ’64, 99
mudgei (Liodon). P ’70, 132
Muelleria. P ’88, 123
miilleri (Augochlora).
375
(Dactylethra).
2
P ’82,
58, 171
P 65,
es
P
705, 821,
r
(Ephydatia). P
211, 224
(Gastrocoma).
(Heteropteryx). P
(Larus). P ’62, 296
Seer rieanel. P "57, 37;
38. J IV, 322
(Merops). P ’99, 38
(Meyenia). P 87, 177,
224
miilleri var.
P ’87, 224
miilleri var. mirabilis (Meyenia).
87, 224
87, 177,
P ’86, 108
257
76,
"76, 293;
J Il, 14,
545,
315.
60,
61,
78,
60, 109, 116
303
161;
65, 161
60, 28
842
J
P 92, 350
28;
P 1900, 367,
57, 65,
71,
178,
04, 89
99,
211,
amphizona (Meyenia).
to
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
miilleri (Ophiactis). ee:
176; ’91, 339
(Pempheris). La
(Ralius). P 04,
(Rha ae
(Sesarma).
ees > sh
( rachyeD ea
mugiens (Rana). P ’55,
504
Mugil. P %58, 16m
17, 212; 82, 307;
86, 263, 271; 8, 2
98, 113; ’99, ’338,
524, 525; 703, 332,
494; 06, 91, 487 ;
Mugilide. P 192, 250
198, 340; °99, 343; |
526; '05, 494; *06,
Mugiloide. P 63, 169
mugiloides (Bleotris).. F
mugitans (Ardea).
(Botaurus). Pp
67 ;
muhlenbeckii (Bryon),
eae
(Hypnum).
muhlenbergi Onl
Muhlenbergia. P ”
63, 78; 786, 345;
554; 1900, 662.
muhlenbergii (
1900, 663; 702,
muhlenbergii var.
PST, ae
(Erythrea).
( Testudey,
muhlenburgii (K
muhlfeldianus (Uni
54, 244; 796, 508
mulan (Zirfeea).
Muletia. P ’94, 11
mulforde (Viola).
Mulgedium. P ”
85, 376; 78
muliebris (Meso
Mulinia. P ’56, z:
157; ’98, 418; 103,
Mulio. P 94, 276
mullananus (Ammor
mullani (Ammonites)-
Se
L aeet
5, 208; ’89, 204;
51, 277; °53, 435; 754,
og 74, 29. J i, 126-131
_,(Platyerinus). Pr 6.
“a sarma). P ’80, 216
us. a 799, 204
P ’85, 152, 154
is (Neptunella). P '05, 24
otoma). P 60, 95;
asus). P 05, 24
985, 149; "92, 268;
341; 99, 118; "1900,
487. J XII, 530
P 62, 256; 63, 168
P '85, 152, 154; ’97, 72
P 82, 306; °85, 149; 92,
97 2 72, 99; 98,’ 341;
ii ‘ippoda mia). P "52, 131
a arena). P ’48, 96;
= "82. 15)
(Pyrula). P °80, 365,
(Actinocrinites). P
as (Actinocrinus), P
781, 215, 318
erinus). P 79, 309;
5 786, 113; 788, 370
ssiocrinus P "79, 269,
61, 1385;
P '79, 269, 272
P 09,
tyerinus). P
Paxocrinus).
mehis (Heterocirris).
tus (Gerrhonotus).
312; ’69, 101;
ag
P 53,
183, 23,
P ’65, 260
ia). P 55, 376
). P 08, 481, 490
nella). P ’88, 30
mus). P °73, 247; °74, 58
rius). P °55, 439
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
97,
915
multicolor. Continued.
“(Motacilla). P 64, 257
(Petroica). P ’89, 147; 99,56
(Spindalis). P ’09, 363
multiconcha (Argiope). P ’88, 425
multicornis (Biddulphia). P 1900,
691, 697
multicornis var. templum (Biddul-
phia). P 1900, 697
oatinetits (Clava). J III, 135
multicornus (Actinocrinus). P ’81,
279
(Centrocrinus). P ’81, 279
multicosta (Chonetes). P °63, 5;
65, 116
’(Loxonema). P ’91, 260
(Pupa). P 796, 328
multicostata (Astarte). P 772, 245
(Chemnitzia). P ’99, 150
(Conularia). P ’65, 252
(Loxonema). P ’61, 146
(Patula). P ’89, 200
(Posidonia). P ’57, 150
(Tettigidea). P ’07, 165
(Turbonilla). P ’99, 173
multicostum (Cerion). P ’96, 319
Multierescis. P ’60, 367; ’05, 5. J
IV, 401; V, 113, 124, 178
multicuspis (Prototomus). P 92,
310
(Sinopa). P ’92, 310
(Stypolophus). P ’92, 310
multidentata (Caridina). P ’60, 29;
94, 402, 404
P 60, 282
Cyrena). ,
(Gastrodonta). P 1900, 146;
02, 421
(Helix). P 758, 203
(Vitrea). P 703, 205, 207,
208; 706, 533, 560
multidentatus (Bothropolys). P 02,
43
(Lithobius). P 702, 42. J V,
13
(Unio). P 53, 267
(Zonites). P 775, 153, 169;
89, 198
multidigitata (Aega). P ’91, 187
(Cirolana). P ’91, 187
multifasciata (Adinia). P 59,
"17, 92
’(Hydrargia). ji, 131
P02; 377
(Mabuia).
(Seiena). j ii, 255. P
71, 204,
118;
62,
32
multifasciatus (Elaps). P
209. J VIII, 95, 148
(Fundulus). P ’65, 78
(Leporinus). P ’06, 329
(Pompilus). P ’97,. 251
(Pronotogrammus). P ’63, 81
multifida (Anemone). P ’63, 56
916
multifida. Continued.
(Capraria). j vii, 87
(Conobea). P ’67, 21
(Leucospora). vii, 87
(Modiola). P ’67, 18
(Rubieva). - P 67, 22
(Viola). P 703, 680, 695
multifilis (Blennius). P 58, 169;
61, 168
(Polistonemus). P ’61, 277
(Polynemus). P ’61, 277
(Tharyx). P ’09, 267
multiflora (Bartonia). P 748, 23;
63, 61. J I, 180
(Corallorhiza). j iii, 188
(Gilia). P ’48,10. J I, 154
(Heliomeris). P
(Mentzelia). P
(Orobanche). P
9
63, 65
63, 61
48, 22. J
’ “(Passiflora). P ’89, 382
(Phileozera). P ’61, 459; 762,
165
(Zinnia). P ’89, 389
multiflorum (Erythronium).
166
(Petalostemon). j vii, 92
(Trichophyllum). j vii, 35
multiflorus (Aster). P ’60, 514; 702,
669
(Astragalus). P
(Cyrtoceras). P
P ’68,
198, 29
58, 130
(Heliomeris). P ’48, 19. J
I, 171
(Lothyrus). J ITI, 85
(Phaseolis). j i, 326
multiforis (Spongilla). P ’87, 187
Multiformia. P 784, 205
multiformis (Ascidia). j iii, 3
(Mytilus). P ’82, 242
(Proctotretus). J VIII, 159,
173
(Tereias). P ’85, 85
multifoveatus (Plastomenus). P 76,
279
multifrons (Triceratium). P 1900,
ve EES
multigranosa (Melania). P ’02, 119
multiguttis (Chrysomela). P ’73, 49
multilamellata (Helix). J VIII, 389
(Patula). J VIII, 389
(Pitys). J VITI, 389, 409
multilatus (Bulimus). j ii, 373
multilineata (Anomia). P ’67, 139
(Avicula). j viii, 241
(Bulimella). P ’88, 30
(Calyptrea). P °46, 21
(Crucibulum). P ’54, 30
(Dispotea). P 746, 21; 748,
9
(Helicter). P ’88, 30
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
multilineata. Continued. ; I
(Helix). j ii, 150. P
189; ’58, 203; ’60, 155; °71,
75, 208, 211; ’89, 203
(Juga). P 66) 27 “a
(Leda). P ’55, 258. J IX,
(Lucina). P 482, 155_
(Melania). j ii, “880.
307; ’64, 47
(Mesodon). P 75,
(Nuculites).
(Orbicula). "ae
582
(Paludina). P ’56, 12
57, 122; ’60, 185, 430 d
’(Perca). Pp 60, 1131
(Pocilia). j ii, 4 ;
( Tritia).
(Vivipara). P ’60,
multilineatum (Crucibulum).
568; ’82, 167, 168 ;
(Dispotea). P "63, 568
(Nassa). P ’82, 169° ©
(Tritia). P 82, 169
multilineatus (Bulimulus).
155; ’89, 208
(Bulimus). $y; 120.
- 192; '58, 206
(Chromis). P py.
(Gyriosomus). : ;
(Heliases). P OT, 11
(Labrax). P 60.
61, 50
(Melantho). P ’63, ¢
(Onychocephalus). ¥
(Sigaretus). J
(Stratocles). P 704,
840 :
multilira (Cacabocrinus).
(Dolatocrinus).
(Turritella). P 95,
multilobatum (Euastrum)
Biol. 16
multilunata (Buccinum).
multimaculata (Boiga).
(Dipsas). P ’60
-(Eutenia).- P 0:
multimaculatus (Atom:
01, 31; 708, 120
’(Leptocephalus). F
(Philanthus). P_
(Proctotretus). P ’57
(Tropidonotus).
multiocellatus (Antenna:
308; ’84, 46
multipartita (Cron
(Thelephora).
multipes (Peerastee he
337
(Seaphiocrinus).
(Xylaria). J II,
ata (Cancellaria). P ’48;-97
P ’48, 106; 790,
eeephiopas). P ’63,
81
rpes). P ’69, 105, 106
52, 54; 53, 261;
; 59, 177,
P 60, 396
1a. J V, 134, 145 .
ie iii, 450. bs
; "60, 351; 73, 49
eifraga). P °91, 447
lla (Hyponomenta). P
(Cibota). P 60, 95;
xr). P ’89, 170
0). P '63, 64; ’84, 87
m (Cardium). 'P 61,
6, 310. J IV, $95; VII,
derma). J VIII, 334
(Actinocrinites). P
rinus). P 78, 241,
5, 219, 318; 90, 348
inus). P °83, 244,
hthys). P 703, 521
i). P ’61, 275
ion). e 61, 275
P 753, 2513 54, 237,
248; ’96, 503. J IV,
(Amphoracrinus). P
781, 329
(Buccinum). P_ 62,
PR 62, 562
(Buecinum). P ’48,
alpinx). P ’82, 168,
(Drillia). P 62, 562;
P 43, $26;
i (Pleurotoma). P 748,
s )- P 62,
us). P ’86, 300
“(CHarmotboe). P78
—
?
sets). P 66, 363°
(Erythronium). P
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 917
multisetosa. Continued.
(Lagisea). P 702, 267; 05,
brews 708, 334; 710, 340
m tisetosa var. pa illata L Ca
P 708, 335; P Pal cee
multispina (Othilia). P ’90, 324
sie rere (Cephalocema). P ’04,
8
(Hydroides). P ’10, 496
multispinosum (Platyceras). Pi cRay
73
Multispinosus. P ’77, 185
multispinosus (Ceroys). P ’04, 48
(Heros). P ’77, 186
multisquamosa (Chama). P ’72, 118
multistigmosa (Colobagaster). P
73, 332
multistratus (Lampropeltis). P ’01,
75
(Ophibolus). P ’01, 75
multistriata (Chama). P ’62, 577
(Cyelas). P 754, 30
(Hemipalama). P ’61, 174
(Lampropeltis). P ’60, 328
(Limnea). P ’60, 431
(Lucina). P ’43, 8307; 748,
101; ’62, 577
(Martesia). P ’62, 195, 218
(Melania). P 756, 124, 279;
60, 431
’(Pholas). P ’62, 196
(Rana). P ’60, 505
(Seala). P 762, 565
(Sealaria). j v, 208. P ’62,
565; ’71, 130; ’82, 168, 169, 174
multistriatum (Cardium). P ’61, 370
(Cerion). P ’96, 326, 335
multistriatus (Melantho). P ’63, 39
(Productus). P ’60, 309
(Thamnophilus). P ’99, 306
multisuleatus (Fusus). P ’97, 428
Multituberculata. P ’87, 284, 285,
291; ’91, 125, 238
multivirgatum (Plestiodon). P ’57,
215
multivirgatus (Eumeces). P ’03, 553
multivolvis (Kaliella). P 1900, 3838;
08, 455
multizonata (Achatinella). P 795,
215
Multostrophia. P ’96, 318
mumia (Cereion). P "96, 321
mumia chrysalis (Cerion). P 96,
321
mumia magister (Cerion). P 96,
322
mumia (Chena). P ’61, 476
Fistulana). P ’61, 477
Gastrochena). P ’61, 476
Mumiola. P ’99, 152
mumiola (Cerion). P ’96, 322
mumiola major (Cerion). P ’96, 322
918
Munatia.
169
munda (Coccinella). P ’78, 314. J
’(Formicilla). P 52, 95. J
38
?
(Lucina). P ’72, 86
(Procellaria). P ’66, 196
(Valsa). P ’77, 116
mundiceps (Novacula). P ’63, 224
ore P ’62, 148; 63,
P '05, 404, 405, 841; 07,
Bee SOS (Iniistius). P ’62, 145;
"63, 224
(Novacula). P 63, 224
mundula (Eulima). P ’05, 108
mundulum (Cerithium). P ’84, 105
mundulus (Actinocrinus). P_ ’68,
351; ’81, 341
(Batoerinus).
341
(Pompilus). P ’97, 248, 259
mundum (Cereyon). P ’44, 102;
55, 374
(Exochilum). P ’73, 375
mundus (Anthicus). P 752, 95. J
IV, 38
(Dactylagmus). P
06
95, 328
P '68, 351; ’81
?
62, 505,
(Diaphorus). P
(Eros). J I, 77
(Lygeus). P ’60, 227
(Ochthedromus). P 757, 5
(Ophion). P 773, 375
(Tachysphex). P 793,
531
(Urolophus). P ’10, 473
(Urotrygon). P ’63, 173
(Unio). P 57, 88 J VI,
40; VIII, 16
(Vespe ertilio). P ’66, 280
Munia. P ’02, 689
Munida. P 58, 238, 252
munieriana (Eulota). P ’08, 37
munita (Argemone). J III, 37
(Leucocheila). P ’96, 446
(Pupa). P ’96, 399, "446
(Succinea). P ’58, 199
munitum (Aspidium). P 84, 96
(Staurastrum). P 69, Biol.
16, 17
munitus (Crangon).
176, 179, 195
(Hoplismenus). P ’73, 127
(Ichneumon). P ’73, 109, 127
(Sclerocrangon). P ’95, 179
Munnopsis. P ’01, 159
Munroa. P ’63, 78
munroana (Nuttallia). j vii, 16
munsteri (Chione). J VIII, 334
(Lingula). J VIII, 307
(Venus). J VIII, 334
506,
P 52, 20; ’95,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
munus (Clausilia). P ’01,
624, 651; °04, 825, 826, §
739 ; 07, 502, 503
Murena. j i, ’g1; v, 321.
476; ’62, 332; ’63, 179, 1
204; ’82, 303; °84, 101;
97, 61, "93; "198, 340; 16
496, 524
Murenesocide. P 97, 61, 93
Murenesox. P ’97, 61, 93
Murenichthys. P 97, GL ey
Murenide. P ’92, 247; 9
340; ’99, 332; 1900, 494,
88. J XU, 501
Murenoidus. 'P 64, 201;
Murenophis. b "ng, 107) a4
Murenopsis. 3
783, 177; 787, 365. J
murale (Chenopodium). 8
muralis (Barbula). P ’55, 44
* (Diplotaxis). P 709,
(Eseharinella). P.
V, 140 ves
(Lyngbya). P
Muraltia. P ’58, 125.
muraria (Dictyna). P
murarius (Oniscus). P
murbachii (Gonionema).
790
murchisoni (Cyrena).
(Mesoblattina). P
(Rithma). P ’85, 1
Murchisonia. P 59,
°65, 252; 766, 269, 274; *70
"Tl, 175; 89, 297: 9:
445; 1900, 204, 329
murchisonia ’(Cyrthia).
murchisoniana (Corbu
murchisonianus he
294
(Callicrinus).
(Productus).
(Unio). P 168,
294; VI, 283
murchisonii (Corbula).
790, 401
(Cyrena). ze *,
(Graptolithus).
murdjan (Myripristis).
104. 222, 224. J XIT.
’(Sciena). oahe
222 at
Murenius. P ’08, 83 ie
Mures. P ’74, 187, 194
Murex. j vi, 211, 217;
263. P 46, 25; 747,
53, 319, 321, "448;
560; °71, 147: °78, .
168, 169: 784, 304;
90, 66, 145, 2
07, -364-
705, 291, 351;
"377; VIII,
63,77; °77, 108;
97, 400
P 73, 284
ye
ea). P °97, 391, 400
_(Clytus). J It, 104
lithus). J IV, 37
P 62, 576;
91, 47, 142;
jv, 153
76, 210, 217
nets). P °88, 228, 244;
Ill, 14, 22
Draba). P ’63, 58
P 60, 421; ’62, 560; °72,
51; 01, 387; 04, 16, 593
P °78, 395; ’90, 396
P’ ’07, 229
J VII, 94,
Myotis). P ’98, 321
(Hyla). P 62, 359; ’63,
(Rossellinia). P ’95, 416
oe "67, 135; 68, 262; "74,
182, 317; : 95, 277, 280; 08,
‘VI, 331, 342, 358
Alseonax). P 05, 777
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
P 80, 61, 72,
P ’93, 447 —
919
murina. Continued.
(Direaea). P
9
(Fidia). P 73, 33
(Lytta). P ’53, 344
(Maerarthria). P ’55, 272
(Maeratria). P 755, 272
(Petrochelidon). P ’53, 370;
99, 36
Murine. P 67, 135; °74, 173
murinipennis (Monocerus). J I, 90
murinum (Hordeum). P ’77, 108
BO concuesepegm P ’43, 304; 755,
murinus (Bradyornis).
G619T8: FI
P 05, 768
Py doshas P ’44, 117; 754,
(Calliurus). P 57, 200
(Dermestes). P ’54, 108
(Eunectes). P
105. J Vill, 177
(Eurygenius). P
(Macrarthrius). P
(Seps). P ’08, 118
(Troglodytes). P ’99, 311
(Veniliornis). P ’99, 205
(Vesperus). P ’89, 328, 330
Murius. P ’82, 281
Murmidius. P ’66, 376; ’76, 271
muroadsi (Decapterus). P ’62, 261
murphiana (Lingula). P ’73, 203
murrayensis (Goniobasis). P 68,
152. J VI, 334
68, 148. J VI,
(Unio). P
3
murrayi (Dystaxia). P ’66, 385
(Pityobius). P ’61, 347
(Tricrania). P ’60, 320
Mus. j ii, 72, 340; viii, 73, 300.
P '41, 97; ’48, 44, 78; °52, 159;
53, 405, 410, 412; 67, 136; ’71,
14; °73, 257; °74, 173, 174, 176-
196; °75, 130-132, 273; 77, 314;
78, 51, 62; ’79, 11; ’83, 266, 268;
794, 159, 218, 239, 390; 96,
530-533; ’97, 28, 215, 310; ’98,
121, 358, 481; ’99, 281; 702,
143; 708, 93. J VIII, 71, 73
mus (Conus). P ’91, 45, 49
(Pilumnus). P ’52, 82; ’58,
6
86, 300; 798,
55, 270
55, 272
(Uranoscopus).
Musa. P ’58, 123;
557, 560; ’05, 700
Musacere. P ’58, 122; ’89, 354
muse (Meliola). J II, 292
museorum (Latridius). P ’45, 270;
54, 78
musanga (Paradoxurus). P ’73, 372
Musea. j ii, 355. P 78, 315; 794,
277-280, 419; 95, 335; ’96, 39;
98, 168, 172; ’05, 151; 708, 86
P 89, 261
89, 354; 701,
920
musce (Empusa). P ’83, 302
(Filaria). P ’74, 140
_ (Habronema). P ’74, 140
muscetoxicum (Amianthium). P
60, 304; ’04, 608, 611
Musealongus. P ’85, 367
muscarum (Bodo). P ’56, 42
(Helix). P ’73, 250
(Polymita). P ’74, 56
muscatinensis (Cervus). P ’79, 33
(Chetetes). P ’76, 27
Musci. J III, 202
Muscicapa. j iv, 36, 163, 165, 252;
vii, 193, 308; viii, 152. P 47,
278; 48, 127; 51 149-151; 55,
308; 56, 290, 317; ’57, 34; ’58,
194; ’59, 150; ’60, 143, 144, 190,
375; 64, 244, 249, 255; 66, 38,
63, 64; ’67, 218; ’68, "285; 72,
57, 63-81; ’75, 348; 83, 128, 130;
89, 147 : 99) 62, 208, 213, 214;
02, 681
Muscicapide. P ’53, 308;
Muscicapula. P ’89, 148
Muscide. P ’94, 279, 419;
98, 165-187
muscidus (Eucnemis). P ’52, 49
Musecina. P ’98, 168, 183
Muscipeta. j iv, 165. P 755, 438;
56, 317; 757, 35; ’59, 47-49; ’60,
144; 99, 40, 43; ’02, 681. J IV,
323°
muscipula (Dionwa). ¥
73, 101, 277
Muscivora. P 64, 255;
muscoides (Lithophila).
(Phlox). j vii, 42
muscorum (Leptothorax). P 03,
219, 224 :
muscorum var. sordidus
thorax). P ’03, 223, 224
muscorum (Pupa). P ’75, 153, 188;
79, 33; 789, 194, 206; 1900, 428,
589, 605
muscorum blandi (Pupa). P ’89, 206
muscorum (Pupilla). P ’06, 143
muscosa (Mopalia). P ’98, 287
muscosa hindsii (Mopalia).. P7198,
288
muscosa lignosa (Mopalia). P ’98,
288
muscosa (Pillea). P ’74, 159
.Muscovite. P °77, 251; ’80, 242,
247, 251, 278, 312; ’82, 311; ’83,
73; 91, 465; ’92, 176-200, 324;
05, 768
95, 335;
66, 38
ji, 112
(Lepto-
97, 437
musculis (Amara). P 43, 297; ’55,
355
Musculites. J ITI, 329
Museulium. P ’60, 267, 269, 288,
291, 293, 294, 297, 299, 301; ’62,
32; °03, 784
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
71, 118; |
Museulus. P ’53, 412;
61, 402; ’74 177-179
musculus (Acrodon), P 55
(Amara). P ’55, 355
(Bolbocerus). P ’
: ‘(Epithemia). P 53,
(Mus). P 753, 412;
"71, 14; 74, 173;
796, 192, 532; 97° a 21
’(‘Troglodytes). ;
musculus albicans (Trogle 106
99, 312 ce
musculus audax (Trogloayt
99, 311
museulus hornensis (Tro;
99, 310
musculus puna (Trogl 0
99, 312
musculus rex (‘Troglodytes
310
| musculus rufulus (Tena
ef aes eR
musculus tecellatus (Tro
99, $11
Musenium. P ’63, 63 |
museorum (Anthrenus).
(Chelifer). wee
musica (Alosa). P 54,
(Euphonia).
(Rana). j v, 344
(Terpsinoé). P
478, 732
(Voluta). 76,
355
musicus (Bias).
( Culex).
(Oriolus). P
(Platyrhynehus). ” I ek
(Vireo). j iv, irs
musiva (Helicina). P
musiva var. rotundata
87, 152
P St; 152
musiva var. uvexsas a:
Musonia. P ’07, 158° ;
Musophaga. P 655, 440;
Musophagide. P 70,
Mussenda. P ’58,
Mussite. P ’92, 191
vii, ;
P 41, 94; °50, 90; °58,
63, 240; '68, 262, 298,
, 318, 327; ’92, 327; °94,
; 96, 198; °97, 218;
3-460; 03, 25;° °04, 579;
404, J VII, 345; XT, 229,
(Motella). P 63, 241
3). P 63, 250
62, 484
P 73, 102; °75, 21;
;, 782, 318; ’89, 242; "92,
nsis (Vitis). P 61, 451;
ee 70, 186
. vi, 56; 307, 330
i iv, 50
P P 708, 156
P 62, 485; 64, 148, 263
: (Hyznodon). J IX, 499-
s). j viii, 312. P ’41,
ius)
j iv, 34. P 53,
; 756, 289;
63, 291, 305;
"75, 349; °83, 60; ’91,
500; 796, 195; ’98, 87
s (Gaidropsarus). P ’63,
(Apex). P 788, 37, 39
mella). P ’88, 39
fer). P ’88, 39
Tawblotherimn). P ’88,
lus. j 287. P ’62, 487;
, 883; 764, 148, 263; °76, 52;
, 114; ’87, 358, 359, 362; 92,
99, 326; ’01, 331;
P 92, 234; ’01,
j iv, 236. P 01,
yptocephalus). Pp "47,
tiolaria).
; ’62, 563
oniobasis). P ’62, 270; ’64,
V, 331
172.
j vii, 135. P
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
921
mutabilis. Continued.
(Gryphea). j vi, 81, 203;
viii, -222. P 45, 254: 65, 184;
05, fi aban Os ae 5 FS V7: Tit, 324
(Leptura). J " 340°
(Ophonus). P 43, 297, 301
(Oriolus). iii, 363
(Pamphagus). P ’78, 172
(Spirorbis). P ’10, 500
(Tylostoma). P ’90, 450. J
VIII, 280
CUmigy. FOS LOS. FSV,
248
(Voluta). P 743, 309; 748,
107; °62, 563; °76, 292; ’80, 28,
29; ’82, 168, 169, 171
mutanda (Elis). P ’96, 304
mutans (Echinais). P ’63, 69
mutata (Goniobasis). P ’64, 31;
65, 23 ;
’(Muscipeta). P 59, 49
(Tersiphone). P ’89, 151
(Voluta). P ’79, 218. J IX,
121
(Volutilithes). P 65, 73; ’79,
O78. EX, 12!
mutator (Monohammus). J II, 148
mutatus (Oriolus). j iii, 362; iv,
274. P 67, 61; °74, 84
Mutela. P ’53, 267. J II, 299
Mutelide. P ’53, 267; ’96, 563
mutica (Amyda). P ’95, 404
(Anerea). J II, 162
(Chametrachea). P ’72, 121
(Dicerea). P 73, 85, 88
(Eburia). P ’53, 233. J IV,
40 .
(Firola). i 1 ah 3
(Fritillaria).
(Megalopa). P
(Melica). P 785, 41, 44
mutica var. diffusa (Melica). og
85, 44
mutica var. glabra (Melica). P ’85,
45
mutica var. parviflora (Melica). P
"85, 44
mutica (Oliva). j ii, 228. P 746,
26; °48, 103
(Olivella). P ’71, 143; 791,
50; 703, 757
(Pelia). P ’78, 298, 316; ’79,
385
(Pisa). P ’79, 385
(Pleuraphis). P 62, 95, 335
(Saperda). j iii, 409. J II
162
(Spongilla). P ’87, 187, 191%
(Trogosita). P 62, 85
(Vellela). P ’78, 310; 90, 408
muticum (Cirsium). P 60, 514;
710, 546, 578
922
muticum. Continued.
(Phascum). P ’55, 445
(Pycnanthemum). Pp 89, 58;
90, 270
muticum var. pilosum (Pycnanthe-
mum). P ’90, 270
muticus (Agrilus). P ’58, 70; 773,
92, 333. J IV, 35
(Anurogryllus). P 705, 833,
843
(Conocephalus). P ’05, 824,
43 i
(Cyathocrinus). P ’79, 309
(Eupleurogrammus). P_ ’63,
226
(Gryllus). P ’05, 833
(Prionus). J I, 314; IT, 100
(Pterostichus). P ’73, 304
(Sclerocerus). J II, 20, 103
(Seolytus). j a 323
( Trichiurus). 62, 126
Pia i Pp 54, 189; ’72,
mutila (Spheria).
mutilata (Gehyra).
176
P 79, 67
P 97, 460;
P 752, 193
68, ’319
96, 547;
02,
mutilatus (Conus).
(Peropus). P
Mutilla. P ’94, 293;
137; ’08, 78
Mutillidae. P
547
Mutillini. P ’94, 293
mutilum (Hypericum). P ’60, 511;
90, 272; 1900, 646, 667; 702, 663
mutus (Aphonomorphus). P ’05, 838
(Lachesis). P ’59, 339. J
VITT, 152
(Lagopus). ,
(Pterostichus). P
73, 308. J II, 241
’(Saltator). "p 60, 140
mutuus (Syrphus). j vi, 164
Mya. j ii, 313; vi, 120, 203, 208
261; vii, 235. P 748, 102;
199; 753, 244, 247, 252, 255,
262, 368; 56, 313; ’59, 179;
97, 472, 478; ’62, 59, 195,
211, 572; ’63, 141; ’71, 139; ;
227; °78, 303; ’80, 21, 24; 782,
158, 160; ’84, 10, 12, 108;
123, 330, 332 ; 08, 4-635 IV,
224’: V, ’206, 412; VI, 287; VILL,
332°
Myacites. P ’57, 166;
60, 182, 418
Myadestes. P 93, 58, 65
myzformis (Saxicava). P ’62, 585;
80, 32
’(Thracia). Pr
J IX, 122
97,
94, 292, 293; 96,
Pay 06
66, 346;
58, 46, 145;
87, 397, 403.
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Mycetopus. 53, 344
_. 85, 308. J yy, 398;
Myalina. P
297 ;
572;
232
myalotis (Carcharias). j
Myanthus. P ’73, 205 2 aime
Myas. P ’43, 297; 66, 347. |
256
Mycalesis. P ’85, 86
Mycedium. P 88, 303, pr
Myeetes. P ’61, D4; 6
36; 68, 286; 04, -
, 276
Mycetina. P 53, 357, at
82; ’62, 508; 66, 348
Mycetine. J % 276 .
Mycetocharus. P 46, y
Mycetoglossa. P ’69, 108
Mycetoglossus. P 756, 8.
ITI, 338, 347
Ss ed aa ce P “4448
32
48, 102; 5S
60, 184, 232, 455;
65, 127; °71, 127,
Mycetophagus. j v, 239,
44, 113; °45, 270; 746,
12; 78, 335. J % 101
Mycetophila. j iii, 16; vi, 15:
Mycetophilide. P 67, 222; 98
Mycetophilides. P 43, i
et hint acest” Pp 53 4
Mychostoma. Pp 98,
284
Mycocrinus. P 785, 2945
191, 196; ’88, 355
Mycodermata. Pp "49, 227
mycogena (Teichospora).
Mycotrupes. P ’66, 382 —
mycrostylus (Platyerinus).
247
myctaceus (Picus). P ”
mycterizans (Coluber). j
60, 554
(Passerita).
Mycteroperca. P ’62,
87, 387;
99, 348; ’07, 260
Mycterus.
Myctiride. P 51, 247
Myctiris. P ’51, 247;
myctiroides (Dotilla).
(Doto). P 758, 98
Myctodera. P 68,
263, 265 :
Myctophidae. P 1900, 49
Myctophum. P 1900, 498;
03, 755 joint 3
mydas (Che onia vi,
237; ’60, 486; oh, 417,
112 a
(Testudo). P 708,
Mydaus. J IX, 159
Cyprinedon). P_’06;~-88
: ; 9, 286, 368;
P 05, 738
P ’05, 738
P 56, 145.
(Unio). P 56, 92. J
P 770, 92;
D5 , 4
P 87, 370, 379; 788, 76,
; 1900, 530
id os 87, 383 ;
- P 89, 372
im. - 97, 275, 276;
estes. P 459, 106, 191; 63,
3°66, 72; 709, "366. 5x, 391,
P 59, 50; ’89, 153
chus. P 59, 190, 301, 303; °60,
; 763, 288; 64, 255; °65, 37,
| 766, 59; 68, 82, 149; °70,
9; °71, 235; 72, 57-81; 74,
7 ag 83, 64; °90, 208:
> 995, 485;
5 131; °98, 81, 211; 03,
582; °05, 682; °08, 153;
mee G2, 572; 787, 53
ia. P 95, 313, 334
jus. P 60, 144; 63, 290;
7-81. J I, 38
a © "99, 37
P ’68, 285
ey 47, 156;
; 768, 83, 149, 274;
astes. P 764, 255; °99, 20°
'P 72, 57, 62
onus. P 62, 315
era. j viii, 154. P ’50, 106;
; 60, 190; 99, 33
es. P ’71, 234; '90, 207
(Lytta). P
?
. P 53,337. JIV,39
nl. 708, 602.
bris. P 708, 600-616"
ore (Coryna). P ’08, 604
Mylabris).. P P 08, 604
ride. + P 85, 34
® °85, "34
¢ ys 53, 282
phus. P ’76, 260, 266
Fi, 55, 267, 291; 703,
706, 472-479
ews. P 03, 529
obates. P 746, 43;
y 82; 76, 86;
92, 13
702, 733
59, 191;
83, 61.
55, 395;
87, 341. 401:
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
53, 337,
297, "428. J I, 299; VIII,
923
P ’97, 93; ’99, 331;
710, 475
j iv, 111. P ’63, 333;
’67, 140, 156; 782, 308; 792, 240,
274; ’99, 331; 707, 419; 710, 475
mylitta (Melitea). P ’61, 160
Myllena. P ’66, 347. J IV, 31
Mylocheilus. P 756, 169; ’65, 70;
"77, 90
Mylocyprinus. P ’70, 70;
154
Mylodon. P ’52, 117; ’59, 179, 183;
770, 8, 9; 784,-22; °85, 49; 787,
316; ’91, 364; ’95, 447. J III,
168, 169; VII, 263, 358, 413; IX,
392; XI, 210, 211, 215, 278, 280
Mylodontide. P 7 78, 49°
Mylognathus. P 56, 312; ’57, 90
Mylohyus. J XI, 259-263, 273, 280
Myloleucus. P ‘77, 95; ’83, 142,
152. J IX, 391, 392
Mylopharodon. Pp 756, 169; °77, 91
Mylopharyngodon. P ’83, 154
Mylossoma. P 703, 530; ’06, 475
mylotes (Papilio). P ’66, 342
Myndus. P ’07, 484, 491
Mynomes. P ’94, 282
Myobatrachus. J VI, 193
Myoeastor. P ’74, 196
Myochrous. P 747, 169;
73, 33, 37. J IV, 41
Myoconcha. P ’48, 102; :
62, 291, 579; ’82, 186. J VIII,
Myliobatide.
"04, 506;
Myliobatis.
83, 153,
319; IX, 124
Myocoryna. P ’73, 46, 47
Myodes. P 52, 67; 74, 186, 192-
196; "82, 319, 326; 1900, 40
myodes (Cricetus). P 97, 27
Myodinastea. P ’08, 86
Myodites. P ’65, 96
Myodora. P ’46, 21; ’48, 102; 704,
558
Myogale. J IX, 323
myoides (Cricetomys). P 753, 412
(Cricetus). P 753, 412; 74,
179
(Hesperomys). P ’74, 179
(Platysma). P ’02, 243
Myomorphus. J VII, 413
myomphala (Camena). P 702, 238
(Ganesella). P 702, 238
myomphala okinoshimana (Gane-
sella). P 04, 630 ;
myomphala (Helix). P 02, 238
Myonomes. P ‘74, 187-189; 94,
282; 96, 382. J <1, 205
Myopa. j iii, 80
Myoparo. P ’48, 102
myope (Alaus). P ’78, 314
Myophoria. J VIII, 277, 289, 320
myoporine (Pupoides). P 1900, 42&
Myopotamus. P ’74, 196
924
myops (Mylabris). .P ’08, 610
myops var. welwitschi (Mylabris).
P 708, 611
“myops (Oberea). J II, 152
(Paonias). J IV, 181
(Pariostegus). P ’68, 212
(Salmo). P ’84, 131; ’97, 96
sei ore ae Ps 68, LBs Ba.
? ’
(Smerinthus). J IV, 181
(Sphinx). J IV, 181
(Synodus). P 84, 130, 131
( Trachinocephalus). P "84,
131; ’97, 68, 96
Myopterus.. P 04, 251
Myosorex. P ’94, 446
Myosotis. P ’60, 200;
I, 182
myosotis (Alexia). P ’58, 210; ’72,
143
64, 18. J
Myospila. P ’98, 168, 183
Myosurus. P ’63, 57
Myothyria. P 95, 333
Myotis. P ’98, 321; ’03, 25; ’04,
579, 587, 590; ’08, 408
Myoxocephalus. P ’04, 511
Myoxus. P ’53, 224; °74, 174, 175;
94, 249; ’96, 507
Myra. P ’50, 27; ’58, 160
Myriacanthus. P 746, 43 (
Myrianida. P ’93, 81
Myriapoda. j ii, io2, P 65, 51
myriaster (Cromileptes). P 89, 272
Myrica. P ’60, 200, 233; 785, 379;
88, 329; 89, 404: 1900, 636, 643,
646, 649, 653, 659, 664; 702, 644,
646- 660; 03, 352-362; 04, 604;
09, 382, 391, 486
Myricacew. P ’60, 146, 200; 1900,
664
myrice. oie eo P 794, 385
Myriceae. P ’89,
Myrichthys. P 159, 58; 62, 332;
1900, 494 ;
Myride. P ’97, 61; ’07, 421
myrina (Argynnis). P ’83, 36
Myriococeum.. P ’90, 220
Myriodon. P ’07, 250
Myriodontine. P ’07, 250
myriolepis (Lichanura). P°’68, 2
myriophylla (Cheilanthes). P 798,
387
Myriophyllum. P ’60, 513; 1900,
668; ’08, 418, 421-424, 431, 436;
701, 321. J VI, 68
myriophyllum (Asplenium). P 705,
700
Myriopristis. P ’62, 237, 242; ’63,
87 ’
Myriotrochus. P ’63, 142;
181
Myripristes. P ’61, 45
01, 170,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
’ Myrmedonia.
_Myronides. P ’04, 38
P 1900, 501;
224. J XII, 504 >
myristicivora (Columba). P
Myrmecina. P ’03, 218
Myrmeciza. P 60, 191; 799,
Myrmecobiide. P "989, 321
Myrmecobius. P ’87, 292;
97. J IX, 255, 256, 258,
Myrmecocichla. P
Myrmecocystus. P 79,
17, 65, 69; “om
Myrmecophaga. P 88, 97; 94,
04, 477. J IX, 506 "7
Myrmecophagide. 8
Myrmecophila. P 1900,
P ’66, 372. am
Myrmeleon. P ’82, 258;
09, 12, 20, 22 ;
Myrmica. P ’60, 445; ’61, 9
104, 323; ’77, "135, 299, ;
140; 81, 62; 82) 264;
220, 228, 231
myrmido (Lytta). P 70§
myrmidon (Diomus). P |
Myripristis.
(Seymnus). P 52, 141
Myrmosa. P ’94, 294 Me
Myrmosini. P 94, 293, 294
Myrmotherula. P 560, 19
myron Dali as J TV,
(Sphinx). J IV, 14
Myrophine. P 759, 58
Myrophis. P ’83, 282; :
myrsilus (Metriotes). ’p 70.
Myrsinacee. P ’58, 130
Myrsine. P ’89, 390
Myrsinee. P 89, 390.
20, 296
Myrtacew. P 58, 1885
98, 411
Myrtea. P °72, 87
myrtifolia (Quereus). J
myrtifolium (Stenostom
386 2
myrtifolius ce ae
Myrtillocrinus.
79, 83, 106, 109 hi
myrtilloides (Phialanth ).
386 ae
(Vaccinium). Dee
myrtillus (Vaccinium).
98, 36, 307
166; 62, 577; °72, 93; 7
’82, 156, 158, 198;
297, 400, 408 89, 141; 790,
EN, 278, 302;
?
x 1900, 533 ;
P ’99, 47
= 71, 332
(Hexacentris). P 758,
04, 127
is (Cyanocorax). P 91, 443
endromys). P ’96, 535
spomis). P 06, 516, 519
. P 51, 152
(Gorytes). 'P 95, 518,
Lanius). P ‘81, 215 -
hidippus) . P 92, 73; 1900,
acina (Celetes).
jallinula). P
(Serranus). P ’62, 236,
ee eu). P ’97, 65
XII, 500
) os xodon). P '55, 438
5 61, 464
97, 282
P 64, 274
P ’60, 375
. J VII, 440
P 65, 168,
is craic)’ P 89, 330
_ (Anisodactylus). P ’78,
rina). P ’61, 31
05, 483
05, 483
97, 66
ystus). P ’97, 66
es (Inoceramus). P 56,
285; 58, 258
P 56, 276, 285
P 75, 446, 448; ’83, 78
J II, 130
pidis (Tetranychus). P ’04,
is. P '99, 260, 274, 275
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
925
Mytilicardia. P °60, 231; °72, 255;
02, 698
Mytilicardita. P ’02, 698
Mytilide. P ’60, 418, 427; ’62, 290,
579; 69, 170; ’91, 46; 05, 12
Mytilimeria. j vii, 246
mytilimeris (Inoceramus). j_ viii,
-Mytilites. P ’60, 427
Mytiloconcha. P ’62, 290, 579; ’87,
341, 398, 400, 402; °90, 144. J
IX, 138
Mytiloides. P 74, 29. J VIII, 335
mytiloides (Cardita). J VIIi, 319
(Gastrochaena). P 61, 484
(Inoceramus). P ’50, 67; 60,
427
(Lingula). P ’88, 226
(Myoconcha). J VIII, 319
(Roeellaria). P ’61, 484
(Unio). P 53, 246, 253; ’54,
238-241; ’60, 156
Mytilophagus. P ’54, 125
Mytilopsis. P ’57, 167; ’74, 25
mytilorum (Pinnotheres). J TH, 149
Mytilus. j ii, 263, 264; vi, 120, 208,
263; vii, 241. "p 48, 102; 53,
254, 266, 320; 754, 29, 164; 56,
86, 90; ’57, 17; 58, 43, 51; 759,
8; 760, 3, 418, 427; ’61, 97,
478; ’63, 11, 142; ’71, 131, 134;
73, 203; ’80, 21-33; ’82, 154, 156,
160, 186, 199, 241; ’84, 10, 12;
88, 122, 331; ’87, 397-402; 790,
135, 144; ’91, 46, 250; ’93, 222;
703, 756; ’08, 4-6; 710, 42. J
VIII, 319, 335; IX, 122, 128
Myurella. J VIII, 329
Myxine. P ’58, 223, 224; 76, 52;
84, 309; ’07, 461; 710, 316
Myxinide. P ’07, 461
Myxinoidea. P ’54, 199
Myxocyprinus. P ’77, 283
Myxodagnine. P ’61, 269; ’62,
504, 508
Myxodagnus. ate 269; 62, 504,
505
Myxodesmus. P 96, 267
Myxomycetes. P 89, 188, 189, 280;
90, 192
Myxophagus. J VII, 445
Myxophyes. P ’64, 182
Myxosporidia. P ’02, 19
Myxosporium. P_ 93,
372; °95, 30
Myxostoma. P ’77, 282; ’81, 9
Myxus. P ’81, 114; ,’83, 283
Myzelmintha. P ’56, 43
Myzia. P ’52, 130, 132
Myzine. P ’94, 295; ’96, 294
Myzinini. P 94, 295
Myzobdella. P ’51, 243
458; 94,
926
Myzopsetta. P ’64, 216, 217
Myzostoma. P ’01, 727.
96, 98-106
Myzostomide. P ’07, 110
Myzostomum. J XII, 20
Nabalus. P ’60, 514;
87; ’02, 664;
1900, 485, 488
Nabis. P 401, 261, 264
63, 69; 784,
710, "546, 574, 583 ;
nacea (Pupa). P '87, 137. J VIL,
400; IX, 84
(Vertigo). P 79, 203° ’87,
137. J VIII, 400; LX, 84
nacearii (Acipenser). P ’01, 338
Nacella. P ’76, 246; ’81, 88; ’96,
453; ’97, 329
Nacerda. P 46, 54; ’54, 21. J I,
96
Nacerdes. P ’54, 21. J I, 96; IV,
39
nacunda (Caprimulgus). P ’51, 189
(Podager). P 751, 189
Nemacyclus. P_ ’93, 151
Nesa. j i, 482, 484, P 791, 188
Nesiotus. P 96, sa 423, 426
neevea (Procellaria). P 66, 162, 171
nevia (Agalena). P ’77, 312; 88,
174, 215; 92, 27; 1900, 397, 404-
410, 532; 01, 576; 03, 97, 129,
133; 04, 124; ’09, 302
(Anchiale), P 04, 88
(Drymoica). P 59, 37
(Ellipsoglossa). P 156, pe ef
III, 365
' (Ephialtes). P ’51, 236
(Fulica). P 94, 142
(Hesperocichla). P ’93, 59,
65. J 1X, 391
(Muscicapa).
14
P ’64, 256; ’99,
(Pseudosalamandra). P 59,
125 ;
(Sclateria). P .’99, 210
(Seops). P 753, 306
(Sitta). P ’99, 210
(Sterna). P ’62, 555
(Strix). j iii, 356; iv,
viii, 151. P ’53, 396
(Tringa). jv, 95. P ’61, 180;
64, 246
(Turdus). j vii, 153
nevioides (Conopophaga). P
190; ’99, 50
(Gleosporium). P
(Hypocnemis). P
, 50
272;
60,
194, 370
60, 190;
P 04, 88
P54, 178;
nevium (Phasma).
nevius (Actidurus).
199, 22
(Capito). P 64, 242
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
J XIII,
~Naiide. P
nevius. Continued.
Pg ad ane P 99,
*(Hesperocichlay, Ps
(Hynobius). P 759, 1
nevius nevius (Ixoreus). bs
neevius (Lanius). P26
238
(Larus). P 62, 296
(Spheniscus). P 772,
(Symmorphus). P 799
(Thamnophilus). P ’6
(Turdus). j vii, 193.
113; ’59, 190; 66, 65.
II, 265 is
Nagaina. P ’09, 224
nagashimana (Clausilia). P
nagpoorensis (Unio). P
nahaensis (Kaliella). P
nahua (Blatella). P 705,
(Stagmomantis). P
840
Naia. P '53, 267; ’57, 72;
‘P 02,181
702, 181
naia ‘(Naia).
Naiadacew. P ’60, 304, 513:
Naiadea. J II, 126-131 7
Naiades. P 52, 57; 53,
236; 756, 79; "461, 57
Naidomorpha. "P *07, 126
’86, 300
Naineris. P 09, 262 me,
Nais. P ’50, 34, 124; ’63, 140
376; 707, 126. a, 43
nais (Arctia). P 60, 527.
(Corythornis). P
Naitder. P ’89, 357
Naja. P 54, 101; 57, 61;
60, 504, 508; 985, .)
J Il, 305
najas (Erythromma).
Najide. P 59, 333, oe
64, 231
Najine. P 59, 342 Ms
nakadai (Clausilia). ¥
708, 561, 563, 569
nakadai degenerata (Cl:
704, 818; 708, 569
nakadai (Spiropoma).
708, 32
nakanoshimana (Clausilia
576, 577
nalua’ (Ambassis). P 705, 6
(Chanda). P OSs
Nama. P ’67, 21; 89,
nama (Chanda). P f
(Hamiltonia).
namadicus (erapotodon
(Hippopotamus). J
namaquus (Picus). P
766
?
_ Continued. _ ;
foe 4660
a A 65, 80 :
P 74, 147
iv, 86
2 205, 239
P 703, 702
P ’63, 95; ’93, 213.
97
phylla). P 02, 409,
rsa). J VIII, 353
proper). P ’62, 367
onete P 65, 115. J
somitris). P ’65, 93; ’66,
ssatella). P ’72, 250
P 73, 71, 72
444
ia). P 48, 99
ira). P 95, 339
dina). P 60, 151
cere P 08, 347; °09, 259
P 71, 172
P 06, 266
P 02, 463, 498
(Phlox). P °48,10. JI, 153
Pholas). P 62, 196, 220
latyostoma). *p 60, 463;
791, 257
stoma). P05. G3
ntilla). J III, 190
a). P ’08, 35
oa P 1900, 645, 647,
661; ’07, 454
o>). "P 48, 105;
a). P 798, 406
P 95, 336
"79, 211;
trophostyls) P 91, 257
rogosita). P ’44, 110; ’62,
J XII, 530
P ’89, 236
— P 62, 238
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
62, 455, 456,
927
Nandus. P ’05, 504 ;
nandus (Betta). P ’05, 504
~€Nandus). P 705, 504
nanellum (Zodion). P ’95, 331
Nanemys. P ’59, 7; ’65, 186; 708,
114
Nanina. P ’60, 151; ’73, 237, 246;
74, 47; °75, 147, 164, 248; °79,
17; ’87, 124; ’89, 279; ’90, 186.
J VIII, 381; IX, 19-28
nannodes (Anolis). P ’64, 173; ’65,
195; 71, 205. J VIII, 95
nannodonta (Pleurodonte). P1710,
514
Nannophya. P ’57, 87
Nannosciurus. P ’02, 153
Nanocrinus. P ’86, 106, 108, 213
Nanohyus. P ’69, 65; ’92, 441. J
VII, 200, 357, 389
Nanomys. P ’91, 126, 133
nanula (Ceratina). P ’97, 352
(Osmia). P ’97, 339
nanum (Cereyon). P 44, 102
(Cerion). P 796, 318 ~
(Glaucidium).
(Trifolium). P ’63, 59
nanus (Achyrodon). P ’88, 299. J
TX, 201, 265
(Amphitornus). P 708, 368,
376, 383
(Anthieus). P 52,101. J IV, 38
‘(Arvicola). P 94, 282
(Caligus). P ’88, 139
(Calochortus).
(Conurus). P ’63, 284
(Cossus). P ’76, 151
(Crangon). P 95, 186
(Cryptocephalus). ie I, 259
(Dictyopterus). P 745, 302.
J I, 82
(Eros). J I, 82
Fusus). P ’48, 100; ’79, 214;
95, 61; 703, 279
(Homocrinus). P ’79, 301, 336
(Hydroporus). P 755, 293
(Hylocichla). P ’66, 65; ’69,
127, 128
(Hyrachyus). P ’72, 20
(Lawrencia). P ’09, 361
(Lirofusus). P ’95, 61
(Lophiodon). P ’72, 20
(Lupinus). J ITI, 86
(Melanoplus). P "09, 471
(Microtus). P ’08, 404
(Pectuneulus). P "79, 219
(Pediocetes). J IX, 414-416
(Philonthus). P ’44, 36
(Platacodon). P ’91, 132, 133
(Poteriocrinus). P
336
(Productus). P ’60, 450; ’88,
7
79, 301,
928
nanus. Continued.
(Pyrocephalus). P ’66, 64
(Rhodocrinus). P ’66, 254;
81, 386
(Seaphioerinus). P
141; ’79, 336
(Scirpus). P 1900, 656, 663
(Seymnus). P ’52, 140
(Stizus). P ’95, 266, 267
(Tachys). P ’66, 347
(Tachyta). P ’73, 326
(Turdus). j viii, 153. P ’43,
262; °46, 113, 114; 755, 310; 159,
106, 190; ’66, 65; ’69, 127, 129.
J I, 41; II, 265
Napaia. P ’06, 32;
napeanensis (Unio). P
II, 296
napella (Melania).
napellus (Aconitum). P ’84, 80
napensis (Actinia). P 55, 376
napi (Pieris). P ’85, “f
napiforme (Talinum). P ’98, 388
Napodesmus. P ’96, 265
napoensis (Anodonta). P ’68, 162.
J VI, 324
napoideum (Trypanostoma). P 64,
112. J VI, 143
napoleonense (Cardium). P ’62, 419
napoleonis (Polyplectrum). P 91, 61
Napothera. P ’56, 158; ’59, 143;
99, 42; 702, 686. J Vv, 183
napu (Moschus). P ’02, 127, 131
(Tragulus). P ’02, 127, 131,
43
69, 138,
09, 410, 428
50, 10. J
P 64, 41
napus (Achatinella). P ’88, 35
Naraganseta. J ITI, 144 .
Narcacion. P ’06, 80
Nareaciontide. P ’06, 80
Narcine. P ’87, 362; ’97, 92;. 710,
473
narcissiflora (Anemone). P ’63, 56
narcissina (Xanthopygia). P ’89,
149; 96, 124
Narcissus. P 89, 356; ’97, 192
Narcobatide. P ’97. ’92; 99, 329;
01, 336; 710, 472
Narcobatus. P ’06, 80;
Nardoa. P ’91, 212
Nardosmia. P ’63, 67
narduccii (Elaps). J VIII, 181
Nareda. P ’57, 159, 164
nareda (Leptoplana). P ’55, 381
Narica. P 747, 282;
I, 113
naricus (Bufo). P ’68, 115; ’74, 120
narina (Apaloderma. P ’57, 38; ’59,
35
(Trogon). P 57, 38; 759, 35
narinari (Aétobatus). P ’77, 216;
97, 93; 710, 475. J VITI, 246
(Raia). P 97, 93
10, 472
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
‘nasicus (Anolis). P
48, 102. J
Narke. P ’10, 468 ‘
narke (Narcobatus). P ’10, 472 —
(Torpedo). P 710, 472
narona (Anthomyia). P 95, 336
Narthecium. J III, 198 ;
nasale (Catostoma). P ’68, 18]
J VIII, 148 |
Nasalis. P ’79, 146
nasalis (Colobognathus). Pid Mi
(Semnopithecus). P ’88, 97
Naseus. P ’99, 493
P ’99, 61
Pe 17
naseus (Neorhynchus).
nashvicensis (Unio).
nashville (Actinocrinus). P
351; ’81, 341 "
(Batocrinus). P ’68, 351; %
234; 781, 341 ;
(Eucalyptocrinus). 7 85, 3
nashyilleénsis (Unio). TS
nashvillensis (Unio). J V.
nashvillianus (Unio). P
216; °53, 252
Nasica. P ’99, 62
nasica (Coati). P
(Hyla). P ’62, 354
(Rhingia). j iii, 94 F
nasicornis (Cerastes). P ’47, $1
48, 37; °57, 62; 59, 340 ‘
(Clotho).’ E "57, "62
(Coluber). P 47, 321,
57, 62
(Echidna). P ’57, 62, 71,
(Vipera). P 54, 101, 1
BT, 62 a
nasicum (Heterodon). P 752,
78, 150
(Balaninus). Oc:
(Heterodon). P 9
252, 309; ’66, 307; 701, 89;
03, 34, 551, 553; 04,. 4
nasicus kennerlyi (Heterodon).
701, 90
nasicus nasicus (Heterodon
192, 336, 337; 93, 387; 70
nasidens (Odynerus). P 702,
naso (Carnifex). P 775,
482 ;
(Thionia). P ’07, 495
Nassa. ;
; 973, 229; 776, ,
176, 198, 204, 209-214; —
304; ’86, 280; ’87, 341, :
, , :
51; 98, 418; '03, 157; 04,
378, 387; '05, 23; 707, 36!
5. J VIII, 353 ;
Nassaria. P ’04, 17, 595
nassatula ( Peristernia). b eh
Nasside.. P ’91, 51; ’04, 20
nassoides (Ocinebra). P 04,
_—_—
rotoma . ‘O4, 12
aije 5 : 17
ithium). P °48, 98. J
ella). P 748, 99; ’62,
obasis). P 64, 32; 65,
a). P 46, 24; °72, 87
elania). P °64, 32; 65, 23
_* P 03, 756
P 48, 105; 55,
‘TX, 8
rophomena). P 7°46, 23
vii, 12. P 60, 302;
780; 05, 697; 09,
coe 20-23; °79, 169; 82,
Acanthurus). P ’8z, 304
mopsis). P ’01, 66; 08,
P 03, 510
da). P 01, 370; 702,
j viii, 296. P “41,
P 753, 252
01, 370
ne nena mid il,
a). j vii, 258. P 755,
1, 118-125, 158
ol itilithes). Si
(Unio). P 63, 19
: Unio).
VI, 12
Inio). J VI, 12
Aconitum). P ’63, 57;
P 56, 176
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
la). P ’90, 400; °95,
, 385 °
. houstonia (Turritella).
705, 25.
2
P 68, 163; 96,
929
nasutus (A¢lurus).
_ (Argyreus). P
VI, 240
(Arvicola). P ’53, 407
(Baridius). P ’59, 79; ’68,
64
P 98, 72
56, 185. J
(Cantherines). P
(Conocephalus). P ’04, 543
(Dicotyles). P ’68, 230; ’69,
3; 780, 347. J VII, 385, 445; XI,
63
82, 283
(Dryinus). P ’60, 554
(Dryophis). P ’60, 554
(Gryllus). P ’02, 629
(Mylohyus). J XI, 259, 261-
263, 280
(Nyctinomus). P ’66, 285
(Porthidium). P ’71, 207
(Rhinichthys). J VI, 227
(Rostellites). P ’76, 294; 93,
221; 705, 25
Pn md P 764, 166; 08,
1 .
(Trachynotus). P 63, 85;
’84, 101, 125
(Tragops). P ’60, 554
(Truxalis). P ’05, 400
(Unio). P 751, 225; 53, 248,
249, 252, 269; ’60, 51; ’61, 310,
398; °78, 273, 274; ’96, 569. J
V, 403; VIII, 68
(Volutilithes). P ’76, 294
nasuum (Rhinostoma). P ’60, 243
natalensis (Ariophanta). P ’89, 279
(Caprimulgus). P ’99, 57
(Helix). P ’89, 279
(Pachycheles). P ’58, 228
(Philothamnus). P ’60, 557
(Poreellana). P 758, 228
(Python). P ’49, 199
(Spatha). P ’64, 113; ’68, 94,
95. J VI, 64, 288
(Terebratula). P ’73, 191
(Unio). P ’64, 113. J VI, 59
(Vitrina). P ’89, 279
(Zingis). P ’89, 279
Nataline. P ’98, 326
natalis (Ameiurus). P ’83, 133; ’85,
410; 1900, 355
natalis prosthistius (Ameiurus). P
710, 600
natalis (Bacillus). P ’04, 83
(Colloealia). P ’06, 181, 211
(Gratidia). P ’04, 83
Natalus. P ’89, 332, 339; 98, 326;
02, 398
natans (Ameba). P ’76, 198; 778,
158
(Parape: ). J XII, 501
(Paspalum). P ’86, 289
(Potamogeton). P 760, 304,
513
930
natans. Continued.
(Ranunculus). P ’63, 56
(Riecia). P 69, 233
(Trapa). P ’86, 273
Natantia. P ’68, 233
natator (Leander). P ’60, 40; ’93,
120
(Palemon). P
120
(Staurois). J VI, 198
Natatores. P ’68, 261; ’69, 193, 196,
202-204
natatrix (Callula). J VI, 189, 192
Natica. j ii, 248, 257; iv, 125; v,
209; -vi, 93, 118, 120, 203, 207, 211,
214, 222 ; ‘vii, 125; viii, 221. P
42, 217; .’47, 283; ’48, 102; 52,
199; 155, 257, 258; 56, 64, 87,
114, 270, 282; ’58, 221; ’60, 131,
185, 422, 423; ’61, 319, 363; ’62,
564; ’63, 141; ’66, 268, 271; ’71,
142; °76, 295; ’78, 332; °79, 212;
80, 28, 364; ’82, 168, 169, 171,
173, 174, 176, 198, 210; 784, 12;
87, 341, 397, 398, 401, 404; 788,
170, 331; ’89, 305; ’90, 145, 146,
399, 404, 453; ’91, 54; 793, 220;
95, 103, 114-130, 158; ’96, 480;
98, 418; ’03, 758; ’05, 21, 105,
106, 292; 08, 555- 559; °10, 488.
J L 114, "207; TL, 41; III, 76, 324,
60, 40; 93,
3343 IV, 289, 299, 375; VIIL, 278,
306, 314, 329, 338, 357; IX, 122,
131, 135, 148, "149
naticella (Morea). Pe PORE 26.2) ek
IV, 301
(Purpura). P ’05, 26. J IV,
801
Naticide. P ’60, 422; ’62, 564; ’79,
225; ’91, 54; ’04, 23; ’05, 21
Naticina. P ’62, 565; ’82, 198, 210
naticoides (Actwonina). P ’05, 19.
J IV, 299
Ginulia). P ’05, 19
(Helphinela). P 748, 99
(Pyropsis). P ’93, 221; 705,
4 :
(Turbo). P ’48, 106
Naticopsis. P 59,13; ’60, 463; ’61,
148; °63, 22; ’66, 268; ’71, 76;
89, 293, 305; ’90, 180; ’91, 257
Natricine. P ’94, 425; ’05, 207
Natrix. jv, 350. P 156, 237; 60,
' 252, 553; "362, 338; 68, 102; 199)
336, 337; 193) 385; 194) 495; 95,
381, 387, 406; 197, 464; 01, 32:
03, 541; 706, 109; 708, 120, 121
natrix (Coluber). P ’08, 120
(Tropidonotus). P ’04, 470
Natrolite. P ’92, 177, 180, 192, 195
nattereri (Corydoras). P ’03, 505
(Pteroglossus). P ’67, 117
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
nattereri. Continued. a
(Pygocentrus). P ’06, 468
(Selenidera). P ‘67, 17 A
(Serrasalmo). P 71, 292; 706
468
FP ’85,
* (rnadinndyaiiinal P 62, 3
Nattereria. J VI, 94, ae
nattererii (Lurocalis), P ou 1
Pon; ae
190
natti (Achatinella).
(Achatinellastrum). ;
Nauclerus. P ’53, 306, 452;
440; 63, 153;
440; °77, 209; 792, 257; 05, 6
nauecrates (Echeneis). P 59
601; 1900, 528
( Leptecheneis). ,
a Fs
nattii
34 =
66, 48; °70, 14¢ :
"75, 345 “is
Naucrates. P ’62, 126, 239, 331, 43!
62, 239; °63, 179; 764,
192, 253; '97, 132; 704, 511} |
Naucratopsis. P 62, 441
naumannii (Merula).
(Turdus). P 58 194
Naupheta. P ’01, 276
nauseosa (Chrysocoma). P
305
Nausibius. P ’66, 379
Nautica. P ’97, 428
nautica (Teichos ora).
nauticus (Clytusy. P 59, 80.
104; IV, 41
(Zathorax). P. ’74, 138
Nautilide. P ’60, 419
Nautilites. J IIL, 335
Nautilocorystes. P 58, ves
Nautilograpsus. P 50,
247; ’08, 101, 103; 59,
187, 188, 201; ’88,. 320
nautiloides (Bellerophon).
427; ’65, 131
(Spirorbis).
Nautiloplana. P ’57, 20
Nautiloplanide. P 57, 20
Nautilopsis. P 47, 299; i 0!
Nautilus. ji, 311; vii 27, 220
42, 144; 744, 85; bos D
102; 50, 67; 54, 167; °56,
280; 57, 119, 126, 128°
30; ’60, 419, 469; 61,
419, 423, 425, 428; 76
65, 70, 259- 262; 66, 3,
68, 287; 70, 47-50; 7
261; °76, 277; 78, 36;
200, 206; 783, "213; f
90, 394; 97, 410; 1
28. J I, 213; IM, 324,
276; VIII, 308, 310, 3375
P 93,
3. ae
(Seala). J VII, 208 Lbebanz
is -(Poteriocrinus). P 86,
phiocrinus). P 86, 161
fonia). P 07, 480
P ’92, 304
feredo). P 62, 455, 463,
6, 478, 479; '63, 281; ’88,
(Hyalodendron). P 98,
_P 748, 13; ’84, 89. J
97
(Volutoderma). P76;
P 762, 194, 195, 210
( a). 'P 90, 452
Spongilla). P ’87, 184,
(Crepidula). P 98,
P 53, 432; °54, 29; 55,
70, 71; 65, 7, 16, 17;
981, 448; 790, 444; 798,
423; 1900, 471; 703, 3;
"J III, 328; IX, 145,
Angonauta) J II, 332
; P 07, 33
P 65, 16
1
we. P 1900, 473
s (Unio). P 57, 170. J
ps). i, 441
J Il, 334
viii,
02, 707
702, 707
P °72, 257
). P 753, 248
ithobius). P ’04, 6538
Partula). P ’85, 207,
71, 76, 109
(Bulimus). J IX, 76
n (Helix). P ’87, 128
homorpha). P 87, 128
(Unio). P 59, 152.
(Dendrocrinus). P 86,
italium). P ’62, 455, 468
pheea). P 61, 22
edo). P ’62, 456, 470
"57, 7, 218
ce. 60, 185, 425;
65, 54;
90, 144, 146
eR g 379, 974 |
ne (Argiope). P ’73, 194
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
931
neapolitana. Continued.
Cistella). P ’73, 194
Orthis). P ’73, 194
(Terebratula). P ’73, 194
Nearctula. P 1900, 597, 598, 610
Nebalia. P ’01, 146
nebascensis (Gryphea). P ’61, 487
Nebela. P °74, 156; °76, 58, 115-
_ 118; ’77, 264, 265; ’79, 162; ’80,
333; ’°87, 122, 123
nebrascana (Avicula). P
nebrascense (Aceratherium).
157; ’56, 92; 757, He
(Buccinum). P ’60, 422
(Helicoceras). P 760, 185, 421
(Platyceras). P ’90, 177, 179
(Pseudobuccinum ). P 60, 422
nebrascensis (Ammonites). P 756,
281; 760, 420
(Ancyloceras). P 56, 71, 280;
60, 185, 421
(Aporrhais). P ’60, 423
(Bueceinum). P 756, 67, 283;
60, 427
P 54,
57, 140
(Bulimus). P ’56, 118, 278;
60, 431 )
(Bulla). P 61, 427
(Cambarus). P 52, 91
(Cerithidea). P 60, 430
(Cerithium). P 56, 125, 279;
60, 430
(Chalicomys). P 757, 176. J
VII, 406
(Corbicula). P ’60, 432
(Cucullea). P 756, 285; ’60,
428; 61, 419
(Cyrena). P ’60, 282 —
(Cytherea). P 156, 83, 284;
"88, 243
(Erisocrinus). P ’69, 70; ’79,
364
(Fossar). P ’60, 423
(Helix). P 60, 431
(Hesperomys). P ’74, 179
(Hyracodon). P ’56, 92; ’70,
65. J VII, 21, 232-238, 357, 391
(Inoceramus). bi 56, 285; 760, °
428; ’61, 419, 427
(Limnea). P ’56, 278
(Lymnea). P 54, 165; 57,
158; ’58, 168
(Margarita). P ’56, 185; ’60,
423; '61, 427
(Melania). P ’56, 124, 279;
"57, 122, 137; 60, 430
(Myacites}. P 60, 182, 418
(Nautilus). Pp 62, 25
(Neritella). P 61, 444
(Nocomis). P ’56, 190; 77,
1
(Paleocastor).
358, 406
J VII, 21, 338,
932
nebrascensis. Continued.
(Pecten). P 56, 87, 285; ’60,
429
(Peromyscus). P ’08, 404, 406
(Phetaliotes). P ’07, 56
(Physa). P ’56, 119, 278
(Planorbis). P 354, 164; 56,
278; ’57, 158; ’58, 158; 60, "431
(Productus). J IIL, 21, 22
(Pseudobuecinum). P 57, 140;
61, 419
’(Rhinoceros) 5
392; °54, 157;
158; 58, 157
P 51, 331; 53,
56, 92; 757, 89,
(Rostellaria). P 754, 164;
56, 282; ’60, 423
(Segmentina). P ’60, 431
(Steneofiber). P ’56, 89; 757,
89, 156, 158, 176;
223. J VII, 21, 406
(Stylemys). P ’51, 178; ’52,
59; °67, 90; °70, 67; 7A, 234, J
VII, 26
(Testudo). P
90, 158; 758, 152, 158
(Turbo). P 756, 64, 282; ’60,
185, 423
(Turrilites). P
185, 421
(Vivipara). P
nebraske (Catocala).
nebraskensis (Chlenius).
58, 158; 74,
52, 59; °S7,
?
56, 280; 760,
60, 430
P °75, 427
(Hyracodon).
(Rhinoceros).
Nebria. P ’43, 296; ’59, 84, 287;
60, 318; 66, 346, 363; °73, 322
Nebrius. P ’08, 54:
nebularis (Glottis). P ’05, 759
(Seolopax). P ’05, 759
nebulata (Dipsas). P ’60, 265
(Leptognathus). P ’68, 108,
109, 136. J VIII, 131
(Sibynon). P ’60, 265
P 65, 176
P '50, 121
bd
nebulatus (Coluber). P 760, 265;
708, 123
(Leptognathus). P ’60, 265;
"71, 204; ’74, 67
(Petalognathus). P ’60, 265
nebulifer (Bufo). P 754, 87; 756,
308; ’65, 195; ’66, 127. J VIII,
100
(Incilius). P ’63, 50
(Labrax). P ’54, 142
(Paralabrax). P ’56, 132; ’81,
114; ’07, 263
(Serranus). P ’81, 114
nebulifera (Chilophryne). P ’62, 358
Nebulipora. P ’66, 115
nebulosa (Apenes). P ’66, 364
(Avicula). j vii, 246
(Bathyphantes). P ’92, 44
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
P 56, 26, |
nebulosa. Continued.
(Calobata). P ’95, 336
(Cochlodina). P 98, 6
(Echidna).
- (Ellipsoglossa).
(Hebestola).
II, 149, 159
(Helodes).
(Hydrachna). P 142,
(Hyla). P ’54, 96. J
(Jodacris). P 07 185
(Melania). P ”’ )
P 53, 865
27. JI, 278
(Murena).
(Omalotettix).
(Ornithomyia).
(Perea). .J viii,
88; 706, 521
’(Percina). P 59, 66;
(Planocera). P ’53, 8
(Rana). P 60, 505 —
(Sciena). P "63, “aay
288
(Strix). i iit, 354. P
75, 344; 83,
(Sylvia). P *67, 218
(Synidotea). P’ 97, 391
(Umbrina). P ’61,
nebulosum (Ambl oma).
209; ’66, 300; 767, Bist
(Ambystoma).
, 769, 123. J III, fae
(Dicoceum). P
(Elaphidion). J II,
(Syrnium). P 1537
287; °75, 344; ;
792, 106;
nebulosus (Acantholébins).
166
(Ameiurus).
602; ’77, 46;
(Anolis). P ’66
(Bradycellus). Pp
(Centroblennius).
(Chiropsis). P 61
(Chlorodius). P %
(Colobopterus).
ed ang Pah =
(Doras). P 703, §
(Eumelus). >
(Eusophus).
Gast uaa
(Gorytes). P 105,
er
tre peax),
(Litargus).
(Lumpenus).
(Lycodes). P 63,
eee
— Continued. anil
cirrhus). P ’61, 88; ’63,
210; 183, 288 —
). P 05, 465
drus). P 55, 370
hilomyeus). P ’58, 199
rgosteus). P ’86, 236
mec. De, 187... 3
es). _P 56, 134
P 77, 87
milodon). P °79, 171, 175;
rocerus). P °75, 257
Situs) P 54, 90, 157;
157; °58, 28,157; °70,
VII, 21, 162-165, 356, 382
penser). P ’10, 603
P 85, 328
P ’85, 328
P °85, 328
; ’59, 76
53, 278°
P92, 212
66, 112; *92, pas 4
? oJ
: 53, 275, 280;
166, 347, 367;
. P 56, 320; ’57, 38, 39;
60," 377; 62, 319; 64,
69, 271; °98, 459, 460; 799,
"688; °05, 775
2. P 05, 775
358
mn. P '60, 25; ’79, 412;
995, 174, 181, 191; ’01,
P 80, 192
190, 244, 246-248; °93,
3; 94, 325; 95, 39. J
P 70, 85
961, 243; 62, 327; *64,
143; °66, 135, 138, 192
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
933
68, 208, 247;
08, 127. J 1,
Necturus. P ’65, 84;
83, 24; 95, 406;
290; VI, 97, 99, 102
Necydalis. j iii, 181, 272. P 746, 54;
754, 21; 708, 620. J I, 96, 313-
317; II, 20
necydaloides (Gryllus).
(Phasma). P ’04,
Neduba. P ’09, 414, 475
Neétroplus. P 77, 180, 186
nefastus (Campoplex). Pp "73, 385
(Pomotis). P ’54, 24
negata (Goniobasis). P 62, 271;
65, 33. J V, 337
negatus (Unio). P ’61, 59; 77, 28.
J V, 76
neglecta (Actinia). J III, 141
P ’66, 147, 170
( ZEstrelata).
(Antennaria). P ’10, 546, 577
(Arundo). J III, 200
(Ascaris). P 756, 52
(Asclepias). P ’98, 390
- (Chimera). P 10, 603
(Colloealia). P 06, 181, 211,
212 ;
(Cucullea).
314; 705, 8
P 04, 95
88
P 61, 326; 76,
(Cymindis). P 743, 295, 298
(Cyprina). P ’61, 31
(Eryeina). P 61, 31
(Felis). P ’79, 172
(Fistulipora). P ’66, 119
(Grammysia). P ’71, 325
(Idonearea). P ’76, 314
(Lycena). P 62, 54, 56
(Melania). P ’63, 315
(Monedula). P ’95, 268
(Murehisonia). P 763, 20;
89, 297
(GEdipoda). P ’70, 81 °
(Orphulella). P 706, 26
PON S| deal P 03, 196; 06,
(Procellaria). P ’66, 147, 170,
191 :
(Rhynchonella). P ’79, 43.
(Sealaria). J VIII, 197 :
(Sedgwickia). P 77, 325
(Solidago). P ’60, 514
(Strophiops). P ’96, 323
neglecta var. agava (Strophiops). P
96, 323
neglecta (Sturnella). P 47, 204;
51, 217; °55, 312; °59, 107, 192;
"66, 23, 91; ’68, 84, 150; ’69, 127;
92, 109; ’°97, 147-152; °99, 16, 17;
705, 683; 708, 92. J 1, 47; II, 269
(Terebra). P ’62, 565; ’82, 169
(Turbonilla). P ’87, 51
neglectum (Elaphidion). J II, 13
(Pleurocera). P 63, 315
(Trypoxylon). P ’93, 474
934 INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
ie Wb (Amblodon).
1
(Apex). P ’88,
(Avieulopecten)..
(Batocrinus).
347
(Bothynus). P
87
(Brachinus). P
?
P 58, 167;
38
P’ ’88, 232
P 68, 355; ’81,
56; :20;°° I. 1,
"44, 49
(Bradycellus). P ’68, 381
(Cheraphilus). P ’95, 187
(Corvus). P ’91, 446
(Drassus). P
09, 548, 559, 565
(Eretmocrinus).
781, 347
(Geobeenus). P
(Granatocrinus).
103, 127, 141;
P 68, 355;
68, 382 .
P 69, 90
(Gryllus). P ’10, 616, 647
(Haploidonotus).
(Hippiseus). P
438; ’10, 12
(Hyporhamphus) ‘
P 61, 105
06, 376; 709,
J XII, 501
(Pecten). P 788, 232
(Peropus). P 57, 197
(Pontophilus). Pp 95, 183, 187
(Rubus). P ’70,
129; °7 2) 126
Vopaeagarengs P 68, 383
(Stizus). P ’95,
(Unio). P ’53,
246
negligens (Aphrodita).
708, 339; ’10, 384
266, 268
252; 54, 237,
P 05, 526;
negra (Tortuga). P ’65, 187
negrofasciatum (Neeroscia). P 704,
72
oe ee var. ramicola (Phoma).
P 94, 357
negundinis Seiad dig & P ’91, 89
(Cytispora).
(Gleosporium).
P 94, 360”
(Septoria). P ’93, 165
(Spheronema).
Negundo. P 72, 46;
P 93, 158
01, 358
Nehalennia. P 01, 132, 138
nehereus ( Harpodon).
501
2
P 97, 67. J
(Osmerus). P ’97, 67
nehoueensis (Helicina).
P 89, 98
Neillia. P ’84, 82; ’98, 49
neilliz ( Spheropsis).
Neilo. J VIII, 336
neislerii (Unio). P
IV, 212
Neithea. P ’54, 30;
P 94, 861
58, 165. J
55, 269; 757,
166; ’61, 365; 12, 263; ’76, 319;
93, 221; 794, 65; 05, 12. J VITIl,
265- 280, "294, "321
nellii (Neon). P 92,
80
nelma (Salmo). P 90, 49
Nelocira. P ’91, 187
nelsoni (Cheetodipus).
P 94, 266
_| Nematanthus. P ’5
'Nematus. P ’92, LO
nelsoni. Continued.
(Helix). P 88, 285
(Hyalina). P 704, 415
(Larus). P 1900, 11
oa hab, pane Pp on
ozonites). 1
2905 ODL 407-419) 415-417,
nelsoni callosus (Peeeilozor es
"04, 408-410, 416, 418
nelsoni (Polygyra). P ’99,
543
nelsoni collisella (Polygyra). * Pp
543
nelsoni (Pupa). P 1900 428
(Sonorella). P ’ 2
A Ge de Pal 94,
Be vial (Coregonus). P °05,
Nelumbiacee. P ’60, 511
nelumbii (Macrosphorium).
464
Nelumbium. P ’60, 511
Nema. P ’56, 49
Nemacaulis. P 48,18. J
Nemacheilus. P° 63, 2573 ?
99, 181; 05, 474, ete
Nemadactylus. ’p 62, 121 —
Nemaleon. P a 148 ;
Nematagnus. 7 Tr tna:
Nematistioide. P 62, 258
Nematistius. P ’62, 358
Nematobrotula. P 463, 252,
Nematocarcinus. P 93, ae
Nematocrinus: P ’66,
Nematodactyli. P 62, i
Nematodactylus. *P 62, 1
Nematodes. P on 388 |
Nene
Nematoider. P ’49, 2305
J III, 144
nematoides (Stenophora). “4
nematoideum (Glosnoetaaey
319
Nematoplus. P 55, 27 ‘
nematopus (Neétroplus).
nematosoma (Tenia).
nematurus (Coe
(Triportheus).
Nembrotha. P 99, §20%a.1
Nemedia. P ’10, 328, 862.
nemerosa (Alauda). P
Nemertes. P 757, 159;
III, 143 ci
Nemertiiie, P ’53, 366
Nemertina. P ’78, 300
Nemesia. P Gs) 379;
Nemestrinide. P 95, 325
peer P 272,-122;
275, 153, 161;
780, 387; 96, 485. J
297, 318, 327, 332, 334, 335,
P '54, 79
P ’82, 273
P 05, 9
P 04, 375, 377, 799-801;
50, 54; ’06, 418; 07, 65,
399; 709, 116, 172, 483;
596, 597, 645-647
P 77, 86, 96
a. P79, 97°
n. P 76, 316 05, 9
nath 22; iii, 306. P
"54; 53, 335, 345; 55, 418;
59, 79: °66, 349; 08,
: vi, 160
P 61, 462;
; 782, 189
(Dixonina). P ’10, 651,
» (Xiphidium). P 10, 644
(Aster). P 04, 605; ’07,
enius). P 43, 296; ’56,
ocephalus). P 710, 616,
egus). P ’05, 634, 635
aba [ P 63, 58
.. FP 789, 201
hortensis (Helix). P %89,
(Poa). P ’93, 215; 795,
sudomantis). P
pace’ G0, Sl4> 16S,
3 710, 546, 575
“03, 704
03, 704
P goige 197
(Nemognatha). P 53,
a (Anemone). P ’60, 145;
16; ’07, 457
P 60, 143; ’64, 270
lus. *P 94, 272; 95, 304, 321
P ’62, 316, 367; 09, 32,
‘(Hemibagrus). P ’05, 469
srones). P ’05, 470
| (Clausilia). P 702, 580,
(Brenthis). P ’66, 247
ar (Cureulio). J IV, 40
rachus. J VI, 91, 94, 201
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
935
Neobeliscus. P ’99, 366,371; ’01, 142
Neobium. P ’65, 231
neoboracensis (Gasterosteus). P ’86,
243
neocesariensis (Proteus). j i, 358,
406. P ’69, 108. J I, 286
(Thoracosaurus). P ’67, 40
neocanbyi (Crategus). P ’05, 634,
Neoconger. P ’58, 171
Neoconocephalus. Pp 710, 7, 596, 638
Neocrinoidea. P 85, 226-300; 86,
114, 137, 179, 181, 214; ’87, 82,
111, 112; ’88, 343, 360
Neocyclotus. P 710, 533
Neodiloma. P ’90, 343
neodioica (Antennaria). P ’10, 548,
577
Neoenchytreus. P ’99, 133
Neofelis. P ’79, 170, 173
Neofiber. P ’89, 270
neogeus (Drepanodon).
(Equus). P ’59, 181;
J VII, 259, 260, 276
(Hippidion). P ’70, 127
(Machairodus). P ’89, 29, 30
(Protohippus). P ’70, 127
(Smilodon). P ’79, 171; 795,
448. J IX, 454; XI, 240
Neoglaphyroptera. P ’95, 308, 319
Neohela. P ’01, 167
Neohelix. P ’94, 18
Neohirasea. P 04, 84
Neolarra. P 93, 467 ;
304
Neolarrini. P ’94, 302, 304
Neoliodes. P ’04, 146; ’06, 499
Neolite. P ’89, 35
Neolobophora. P ’03, 310
Neomenis. P ’58, 167; ’61, 93; ’97,
107; ’99, 118; 703, 329; 706, 487
Neomeris. P ’69, 21; 705, 695
neomexicana (Conalera). P ’07, 47-
50
(Mermiria). P ’07, 69
(Nomada). P ’03, 593, 609, 610
(Opomola). P 70, 77
(Oreohelix). P 05, 271
(Quereus). P ’63, 76; 72,
236; °73, 351
(Rosa). P ’04, 111, 114, 118
Bete i
Viola). E20, 108°
neo-mexicanus (Carduus). P 92, 362
(Cirsium). P °92, 362
(Croton). P °96, 35
(Ieius). P ’01, 589
(Leptothorax). P ’03,
248, 249
J VI, 59
70, 127.
94, 292, 301,
223,
936
neo-mexicanus. Continued.
(Nemobius). P ’04, 575; ’07,
65; ’08, 399; ’09, 172
(Parajulus). P ’03, 38
Neomida. P ’46, 61. J I, 102
Neomixis. P ’99, 211
Neomorpha. P ’99, 56
Neomorphus. P ’99, 56
Neomurena. P 58,171
Neomyias. P ’89, 151
Neon. P ’92, 80
Neoneura. P ’01, 132, 137; 708, 468,
474, 480, 487, 489
Neonympha. P ’66, 331, 336
Neopekia. P 795, 21
Neopetreus. P ’97, 22
Neophanes. P ’92, 29
Neophron. P 705, 762
neophyta (Lyniphia). P ’81, 175
Neoplagiaulax. P ’87, 285; ’88,
292; 90, 52, 61; 91, 126. J IX,
186, 187, 189, 214, 216
neopolitana (Mactra). P ’05, 119
neopolitanum (Loxosoma). J IX,-15
Neopsar. P ’66, 12
Neorhynchus. P ’91, 61 .
. Neorthroblattina. P ’85, 108, 114
Neoscalpellum. P 708, 110
Neosorex. P ’62, 188;
94, 395; 08, 404, 405
Neospilota. P ’95, 337
Neosubulina. P 1900, 96
Neotanais. P. 94, 93
Neotettix. P ’04, 666, 777, 782;
705, 801; ’07, 285; 710, 587, 617,
622
Neotoma. j iv, $45; viii, 73. P
48, 44; 53, 414; °55, 333, 335;
67, 185; ’68, 86; °74, 174, 175;
76, 325; °77, 39-41; ’78, 49, 62;
180, 347; ’82, 319; ’89, 14-28; 793,
16; ’94, 213-221, 225, 239-252, 390;
96, 192; °97, 28, 214; 703, 23;
04, 518, 586, 589; ’05, 677; 708,
96, 404. J VII, 358, 407, 446
Neotomine. P ’94, 226, 228
neotropicus (Sphex). P ’97, 376
(Stigmus). P ’97, 379
Neotroplus. P ’03, 532
Neottia. j vii, 98
neovidii (Mosasaurus). P ’59, 92
(Xenodon). P ’68, 133
Neozonitine. P 94, 13
Nepa. P ’60, 231; 709, 31.
57, 58
nepa (Coluber).
(Hypnale).
(Squilla).
25; 793, 108
nepalensis (Felis). P ’79, 172
nepeansis (Corbicula). P ’60, 271
(Cyclas). P ’60, 271, 294
K fae) i
P 59, 335
P 59, 335
j viii, 147. P 50,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
82, 318;
| ~ Nephronaias.
Nepentheae. P ’89, 407
Nepenthes. P ’68, Biol. 5, 13;
144; ’89, 407
Nepeta. P ’60, 303, 512; 788,
789, 399 3
nepeta (Calamintha). P ’67, 2:
nepeteefolia (Leonotis). P ’89,
(Viola). P ’03,695
nepetoides (Lophanthus). P 760,
Nepheline. P ’97, 437 ‘<a
Nephelis. P ’70, 89. J XII, 50 —
Nephelite. P ’76, 99 Me
nephelus (Lepomis). P 777,
06, 518. J VI, 219, 222
(Spheroides). P ’06, 10
Nephepeltia. P. 708, 474, 487,
Nephila. P ’82, 256; 89,
127; °03, 130; ’04, 181; 709,
nephile (Argyrodes). P ’s
1900, 530-533; ’03, 340;
nephiloides (Epeira). P
583
(Eriophora).
Nephopteryx. P ’60, 205
Nephrodium. P 93, 215. —
201
nephrolepidis (Aleyrodes).
282
Nephrolepis. P ’98, 409
Nephroma. P ’93, 216
P 1900, 77;
Nephrops. j iii, 139. P
52, 15
Nephrosteon. J VII, 444
Nephthya. P 755, 375
Nephthydide. P ’08, 341; 0
Nephthyide. P ’03, 431
Nephthys. P ’55, 392; 763, 140
431; °08, 341; 709, 243 =
nepionica (Phandella). P
Nepticula. P 60, 214
Neptis. P ’85, 86
Neptomenus. P ’62, 126
Neptunea. P 760, 421; —
182, 170, 172, 178, 19 fe
Neptunella. P 705, 24
neptuni (Cyprina).
Neptunia. P ’89, 374
Neptunus. P ’78, 319; 779
192; ’88, 319; ’91, 190, :
neptunus (Alpheus). P
60, 31
nerea (Niso). P
(Turbo). P
Nereide. P ’03, 428; 708,
244
nereidis (Cithara). J IV, §
nereidis denticulate (Greg
56, 47 :
eis. P 55, 392; ’63, 140;—78,
( 0, 343, 3 361, 368, 369, 697,
6-726; 707, 330, 528, 531, 532,
“108, 323, 342- 344:
rh 148 ; XU, 52, 113
Ar hiprora). P ’61, 64
oe ay P 791, 340
rocellaria). P ’64, 81
Wi sidroma). P ’64, 81
(Turbo). j vi, 120’
_— P 79, 338;
Poteriocrinus). P ‘79, 338,
ndra (Echites). P ’89, 391
. P 705, 309-315; 709, 205
| (Thevitia). P 89, 391
foli (Allamanda). P ’58, 129
oe 707, 111, ae
(Turritella). P 95, 82
c P ’90, 456, 460, 466, 468
“3 P 66, 262; 91, 55; 98,
Ss ; 701, 396, 397; 705, 292 08,
ella. P ’61, 444. J IV, 288
| (Helicina). "30, 523
itide. P ’63, 34; ’91, 55
> mis (Melanopsis). P 64,
P. 61, 55; °74, 25; 791,
; 704, 333, "346, ” 348, 367, 387,
07, 321, 340, 528. J Iv,
.Y, 267 ; VIII, 331; XIil, 90
n & (Acamarchis). Pp 78, 304
_ (Monodonta). P 90, 343
ide. P ’60, 423
‘opsis. P ’60, 423; ’98, 202
im. P ’89, 391; '05, 698-670;
P 59, 300; ’60, 335; ’61,
3,771, 48; heed 32; 708, 120
~ FP 06,
Sea ctenser). P ’89, 253,
ta (Panicularia). P °10, 579
3 753, 352
61, 68; 1900,
n (Astomum). P '55, 444
seum). P 55, 445
Pairs). P 92,77
aan): P 753, 253; 54, 239
: Pp 92, 55; 1900,
P 93, 170
¢ (Delphinus). J I. 267-272
J VIIT, 330
?
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
02, 274; 703,428, 720; 704,
937
nes var. japonica (Polymnia).
P 703, 475
Nesierax. P 99, 203
Nesillas. P ’99, "211
Nesiophedusa. P 704, 815; ’08, 571
Nesiotes. P ’96, 426
nesiothauma (Clausilia). P ’01, 412,
414, 652
nesiotica (Diplommatina). P _ ’08,
589
(Helicina).
451; 1900, 96
(Hirasea). P ’02, 30
(Idesa). P 96, 451; 1900, 96
(Viola). P 703, 695
nesioticum (Cerithium).
576, 788, 789
nesioticus (Bulimulus). P ’96, 403,
443
(Nesiotus). P ’96, 443
Nesophila. P ’05, 574
Nesopsar. P ’63, 299
Nesopupa. P 1900, 431, 432;
Nessia. P ’68, 284
nessus (Amphion). J IV, 136
(Sphinx). J IV, 136
(Thyreus). J IV, 136
Nestor. P ’99, 55
nestor Pre agate
(Lyria). ee
P 96, 400, 403,
P 05, 292,
02, 31
P ’73, 109, 117
282
?
netscheri Gugiennny. P 1900, 462
Nettapus. P ’59, 175
nettelrothanus (Homocrinus). P ’86,
144
(Poteriocrinus).
Nettion. P ’59, 193; ’61, 238; ’62,
322; ’64, 72; ’66, 98; ’69, 217;
"71, 36; ’05, 688, 761
Netuma. P ’63,171. J XII, 500
neucrates (Echeneis). P ’64, 60
neumanni (Dendromus). P ’05, 766
Neurergus. P ’62, 343. J VI, 108
Neuronia. P ’75, 44
Neuropogon. P ’63, 96
Neuroptera. P ’75, 34, 42
Neuropteride. P ’60, 438
Neuropteris. P 54, 65; ’60, 438
Neurosterus. P ’61, 151
neusensis (Unio). P ’58, 41. J V,
60
98, 104. J VIII,
neutralis (Ichneumon). P ’78, 349
neuwiedi (Pseudoboa). P ’60, 260
(Seytale). P 93, 434
nevadensis (Astatus). P ’93, 541
(Conocoryphe). P 770, 63
(Gorytes). P ’95, 520, 537
(Leptothorax). P ’03, 224, 252
(Nomia). P ’96, 40
(Olenus). P ’70, 63
P 86, 144
Neusticurus. P
161
938
nevadensis. Continued.
(Paradoxides). P ’70, 62
(Pedioscertetes). P
(Perdita). P ’96, 52, 58
(Perognathus). P 94, 262, 264
(Pyrgula). P 783, 173, "176;
91, 329
(Pyrgulopsis). P ’91, 329
(Stizus). P 795, 265
nevadicus (Astatus). P 93, 540, 545
Neverita. P ’62, 564; ’71, 143; 82,
198; ’90, 399; 95, 122; 198) 418,
435. J IV, 384; VIL, 315, 329
nevilli (Gonospira). r 74, 48
Neviusia. P ’99, 107
newarense (Syrnium). P ’90, 127
newarkensis (Pterinea). P ’71, 162
(Pteronites). P ’71, 162
63,
newberrii (Eucyclogobius). P
265
(Fario). P ’58, 225
(Gobius). P ’62, 279; ’63, 265
(Lepidogobius). P ’63, 265
(Salmo). P ’58, 225
newberryana (Glyptostoma). P ’75,
155
(Helix). P ’58, 115, 197; 73,
244, 249; °75, 219; ’89, 202
newberryanum (Cardium). J VIII,
344
(Glyptostoma). P ’76, 190;
792, 396; ’98, 67
(Protocardia). J VIII, 344
newberryi (Ancylus). P 58, 166;
70, 58; ’83, 140. J VI, 185
(Bellerophon). i 71, 77
(Brachydectes). P 168, 214,
220
(Carinifex). P
108; ’83, 137, 140. J IX, 391
(Conularia). P ’65, 130
eee ee ae P 62, 330
(Fusus). P ’56, 66, 282; ’60,
61, 419
(Gobius). P 56, 136; 62, 330
(Goniobasis). P 64, Pear
V, 300 :
(Loxonema). P 789,
308; ’91, 260
(Macrocheilus). sd
’89, 300, 308; ’91, 260 ;
(Macrochilina). P ’91, 260
(Megasystropha). J VI, 153
(Melania). P ’60, 93
(Orthonema). P ’71, 81
‘(Planorbis). P ’58, 41; 63,
150; ’64, 5; ’83, 140. J VI, 153
(Producta). P ’65, 115
(Pyrifusus). P ’60, 421
(Soleniscus). P ’89, 301, 302,
304, 308; 91, 260
newberryianus (Amia). P ’71, 105
70, 59; ’81,
421;
88, 240;
88, 240;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
_nexa (Galathea). P ’58
newcombi (Erinna). P 74, 54
(Flabellina). P ’79. 79
Pane e r 1906, 433
(Patula). P 89, 200
tTormatallina). I
Newcombia. P ’88, 16, 25,
52; ’95, 215, 226, 237
newcombia (Balea). = "
(Newcombia). q
(Temesia). P 188
newcombiana (Gylindrella),
554
(Oreohelix). P 705,
newcombianum (Eucalodium)
247
(Partula). P ’86, *
newcombianus (Unio).
68, 95. J III, 312; v2
newcombii (Melania). Pes
J VI, 122
newmani (Pedilus). he
newmanii (Elaphidion).
(Hyostoma). P "1, =
newportensis (Ploursteuea
788, 239
Newportia. J V, 40
newportii (Scolopendra).
newtonensis (Anodonta).
(Natica). P 795, in
newtoni (Gonospira).
nexilis (Pyrula). P 8
104; ’90, 399
nexuosus (Criotettix). P ’
nexus (Lepidopleurus).
(Unio). P 53,
nezahualeoyotl (Pailiont =
174
Nezara. P 60, 224; best
niagaraensis (Delthyris).
niagarense (Platystoma).
790, 179, 180
niagarensis (wel P
ave (Physa). P 64, -
(Potadoma). P
niansanus (Palpares).
niavius (Amauris). P
Nica. P 760, 26; 793, 124
nicagus (Lygophis). Pp
VIII, 139 ;
Nicania. P 63, 142;
nicarague (Tettigidea).
841
nicaraguensis (Cara ei P
(Eulamia). Te
(Gambusia). P
zit Heros). P 777. 1
(Heros
(Neétroplus). P
(Pimelodus). P "77 j
(Rhamdia). P TS 1
ca guensis. Continued. —_—~
(Unio). _P-*68, 95. J VI, 289,
P ’99, 39
P 74, 112; °77, 276
_(Rupisuga). > 82, 284
(Murenichthys). P 07,
(Arionta). P 75, 155,
hinella).
‘Goniobasis). P 65,
(Helix). P 56, 81; °57, 187;
197; 73, 250; °74, 41; °75,
J VI,155 |
oxis). P 64, 9;
(Melania).. P ’64, 4
F ® 4 09, 582
'Paludestrina). P 10, 671
Unio). P 709, 532
niane (Helix). P ’57, 19
anus (Plectomerus). P 53,
ic pai). P 53, 261. J III, 295
(Astarte). P ’48, 96; 790,
ysa). P ’64,114. J VI, 175
m. P ’65, 227, 231
P 95, 323
ole P 702, 276
et: (Schasicheila). P
, 784
P 760, 152
, 85
P 94, 26
64, 40;
65, 25
60, 154;
2. P ’89,'184, 185
ti(Cardium). j viii, 190. P ’41,
92; 748, 97; 35, 257, 258;
si, 370, 79, 219, 221; ’80, 365;
220. P °56, 281; ’60,
Pe tAmeyloceras). P’ ’56, 281
_ (Seaphites). P °50, 281; 60,
0; "61, 419
che. P 03, 479; '06, 242;
356
na. P 48, 23; '59, 93, 97;
62, 6, 166; °77, 108; ’89, 395;
98, 37, 309, 382; 05, 699. J I,
a (Phyllosticta). P ’93, 157
(Aleyrodes). P 02, 282
Ei aedospora). P ’93, 170
eres). P 95, fg
sneus (Oxybaphus). P ’87, 330
P 66, 399
; 09, 385; 710, 565
ates. P 62, 484
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
. nidicola (Lycosa).
939
nida (Alcedo). P
nidens_ (Leptura).
60, 133
P 78, 314
P '90, 422, 424;
01, 586; 702,
04, 290;
02,
92, 64; 1900, 538;
538, 559; ’03, 76, 647;
08, 163, 229
nidifex (Lycosa).
550; ’04, 299;
(Tarentula).
nidifica (Collocalia).
nidipendulus (Oriolus).
Nidorellia. P ’89, 173
nidulans (Polyporus). J III, 210
nidularius (Gamasus). j ii, 72
nidus-avis (Gymnosporangium). P
702, 463, 499
nidus ’pendulus (Arcella). P ’78, 172
nieskyensis (Polyporus). J III, 211
nietana (Arphia). P i 564
nietanus (Tomonotus). °
04, 526
nieuhofi (Triacanthus). P
J XII, 546
nieuhofii (Myliobatis). ° P ’82, 308
Phagorus). P ’05, 461
Remorse). J XII, 552
nigellus (Criotettix). P ’04, 662
(Hyborhynchus). P ’85, 64
(Hypophloeus). P 46, 63
(Pimephales). P ’85, 64
(Unio). P ’53, 253. J V, 409
nigens (Trypanosyllis). P 08, 308
niger (Agaricus). J III, 206
(Aluatta). P ’62, 507; 67, 36
(Anous). P ’62, 558; 194, 116
ek ee P ’67, 34,
P 06, 527
J XII, 513
P °72, 147; ’74,
89, 199;
P 88, 334;
08, 163, 248
P 708, 240
P ’06, 187
P 67, 59
97, 79.
Taio).
(Apolectus).
(Ariolimax).
33, 36, 37; ’75, 54, 194;
98, 236, 238
(Atyp us). P ’88, 203
(Bubalichthys). Pats
(Bucco). P 764, 242
(Campoplex). P 94, 188
(Catostomus). Pte
(Cereus). j iii, 195
(Cerebratulus). P ’57, 161
(Ceuthophilus). P 04, 545
(Chlenius). P ’43, 296;
26, 29
(Chlorodius). P ’58, 33
(Conger). P ’92, 246
56,
(Crocodilus). P ’67, 209
(Cuculus). P ’64, 243
(Cypseloides). Pp 93, 22, 43,
62; ’09, 360
(Cypselus). P ’63, 287
(Cyrtophorus). J II, 29
(Desmognathus). P ’56, 7, 11.
J I, 285
940
Continued.
(Erpicthys). P
(Erythrodon). J XII, 546
(Esox). ji, 415. P 53, 386;
’85, 368, 370, 374
(Eurylepta). P ’57, 20
(Eustrophus). P 46,
(Falco). j iii, 335, 349, 350.
P '51, 212; °75, 345
(Gasterosteus). E
251
(Gobius). P
304; 92, 274; '98, 346
(Gryllus). P ’07, 377
(Gymnapistes). P ’82, 277
(Hadrostomus). P ’63, 290
(Hematopus). J I, 221
(Hallomenus). J I, 99
(Hesperarion). P ’98, 238
(Heterodon). P ’01, 89
eo P 55, 292, 293,
(Hyoseyamus). P 59, 94;
17,108 °
(Hypophleus). P 746, 68
(Icterus). P ’66, 405
(Ictiobus). P 77, 75
(Latridius). P 44, 111
(Leistes). P 66,15 .
(Limnocorax). P ’94, 147; 705,
757
(Malacosteus). P ’64, 189
(Malthinus). P ’51, 346
(Merops). P ’55, 440; 66, 405
(Mesosoma). P ’04, 140
(Monasa). P ’64, 243
(Mycetes). P ’61, 24
(Mycetocharus). P ’46, 59
(Mycetophagus). P 46, 58
(Nothonotus). P ’77, 43, 48
(Ochina). P ’45, 309
(Onthophagus). ’p 44, 134;
54, 217
’(Oriolus). j iii, 366; iv, 275.
P ’66, 407, 412
(Parus). P ’67, 221
niger.
82, 278
86, 242,
63, 268; 82,
(Pelias). P ’59, 341
(Petromyzon). P ’77, 46°
(Petronason). P ’82, 274
(Phasidus). P 756, $22; 59,
172; ’99, 36.. J IV, 8
(Philonthus). P ’44, 38
(Phygadeuon). P ’94, 187
(Plethodon). P ’56, 101; ’69
117. J III, 344
(Ploceus). P
136
(Pecilichthys).
(Proctrotretus). P
(Ptinus). P ’45, 309
(Pytho). J I, 97
(Quiscalus). Pp 66, 407;
?
56, 318; ’59,
P 77, 48
56, 288
09, 362
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
_nigerrima (Maladerma). P
niger. Continued.
(Rallus). P ’94, 147; 70:
(Rhinodoras). P Ta "202;
4
(Rhynchops). P 75, 357
(Ripiphorus). P 45, *
(Salamandra). P °56,
285
(Sandalus). P 753, —
(Scitale). j vi, 37
(Seiurus). P 741, 101;
niger cinereus (Seinrus). P
96, 195 94
niger "Indovicianus (Sciurus).
194
niger (Scytale). j v, 367 -
(Stentor). P ’62, 507,
(Sternothocrus). P 754,
(Stromateus). P 62,
3
(Thyreodon). P ’73, 8
(Triton), P 87, 195,
283, 285
(Troglodytes). P 52,
12; °79, 52
” (Tropidonotus). P. '95,
(Unio). P ’53, 253; 7
(Xenodon). J XII, 546 —
(Zenodon). J XII, 546
(Zeus). P ’62, 437
(Mordellistena). P ’65
(Odontomyia). P ’82,
(Trigona). P ’78, 181
nigerrimus (Agelaius). P
(Anisodactylus). P
73, 325
(Cassicus). P 67, 73
(Dendrobates). J Wid
(Harpalus). P 43, 297
(Hyla). J VI, 197
(Icterus). P 166, 12
(Lyrodesmus). P ’96,
(Nesopsar). P 763, 299
(Ploceus). P 755,
318; ’59, 136
(Priocnemis).
(Salius). P ’97, 271, }
(Sycobius). P 755, f
318; 759, 136
(Turdus). P 64, 250 —
(Unio). P 753, 253 - ae
nigra (Abies). P ’80, 342; ’91,
(Alauda). P ’67, 220°
(Alcedo). P 64, 243 —
(Aleyrodes). P 702,
(Allocosa). P 708, 1
(Aluatta). P 62, 518,
(Amastra). P 88, 47
nigra maxima (Anas). P 75, :
nigra (Anas ie P Bin 45
(Ardea).
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 941
a. Continued. ora nigra. Continued.
~ (Aronia). P1900, 485; 10, (Rhynchops). P ’71, 46; 92,
102; ’95, 466 ,
Astrapia). P ’91, 448 (Salamandra). j i, 352; v, 332;
Ballota). P ’77, "108 vi, 35. P 59, 125; ’69, 117
rer OF, ” 456 (Salix). P ’84, 151
P 67, 35; 59, (Sambueus). P ’89, 385
(Saperda). j v, 272. J OT,
a ). P 63, 77 47
: ete. P 77, 107; ’80, (Seaphura). P ’07, 377
| (Sinapis). P ’60, 199
P ’84, 48 (Steatoda). P ’92, 31
P ’46, 59 (Sterna). j viii, 157. P 53,
P 61, 85; 92, 269 317, 429; ’62, 554; ’66, 99
Yr 02, 501 (Stigmatophora). P ’07, 426
P ’99, 520-523 (Tanagra). P ’64, 253
us). P 59, 124; (Teredo). P ’62, 456, 470
69,113, 117; 795, 382, ' (Thereva). j iii, 40
, 322; 1900, 616, 620 (Trigona). P ’78, 181
P 62, 236 (Uria). P ’68, 68
P 92, 31 (Vipera). P 59, 341
(Viralva). P 62, 555
99, 195 nigrans (Cistela). P 46, 60
? a nigraurata (Lycosa). P 702, 538,
oe oa, 48 564; 704, 305
P '57, 26 nigrella (Leptura). jv, 378 °F 1,
icola). ji, 452 333
ia). P ’67, 209 (Spheria). P 95, 31
Hydrochelidon). P 62, 555 (Stenura). J I, 333
ensis (Hydrochelidon). (Strangalia). J I, 333
J IX, 399, 400 nigrellum (Cladosporium). x OS,
a (Jug P 62, 33: 773, 463
0; °75, 439; °80, 348; °89, 58; (Cyllidium). P 61, 342
), 345 nigrellus (Acletus). a 52, 167
(Loxia). P ’64, 252 (Hister). jv, 3
Lycosa). P 02, 536, 538; ’04, | nigrescens ehnetCaay. ig 64, 99;
08, 286 65, 35
Mallophora). P ’95, 324 (Aspergillus). P °75, 12
astax). P ’04, 675 (Astacus). P ’60, 24
ia). P 55, 882; 757, (Astragalus). P ’48, 9; ’63,
60. J I, 153
eloe). P ’53, 328, 329, 339; (Cyeleptus). P 77, 85
: (Dendroica). P 759, 106, 191;
[ P 83, 302 66, 69; °92, 123; 93, 54; 99,
otacilla). P °64, 257 14; 704, 584
e (N 1 j iii, 195 (Discolia). P ’96, 298
_ (Odontomyia). P ’82, 74, 75 (Exoglossum). ji, 422
_ (Qenanthe). P ’67, 220 (Fraxinus). P ’62, 5, 167.
_ (Ophiocoma). P 189, 177 (Halicheres). J XII, 537
Parapachymorpha). ’p 04, 84 (Helotium). P ’94, 349
rdosa). P ’90, 430, 432; (Leptoxis). P ’61, 397; 764,
99; ’65, 35
P ’84, 117; ’04, 608 ” (Melanoplus). P ’04, 776, 792
ia). P ’57, 24 (Mermis). P 51, 283
i P 705, 105 (Murex). J VIII, 349
P 57, 24 (Phaca). P ’63, 60
« .P 789, 154 (Polysiphonia). ’p 55, 412
- ji, 482 (Rana). P ’55, 423
ia). P 64, 118, 142; (Ranina). Pp 55, 423
(Riceia). P 69, 233
dotriton). J I, 289 (Seolia). P ’96, 298
ats P 704, 605 (Stemonitis). P ’91, 393
942
nigrescens. Continued.
oe j vii, 191; viii, 153.
- (Sylvicola). J II, 262
‘(Tigoma). P 56, 207
icans (Acanthocalcis). P 96, 37
(Acanthurus). P ’84, 102, 228,
230
(Agrilus). P ’57, 9; ’73, 332
(Ashtabula). P ’09, 224
(Bernicla). P ’66, 98
(Branta). P ’70, 131; 793, 34;
95, 471; ’98, 188; 1900, 15
(Camarina). P ’62, 244
(Carex). P ’63, ke
(Catostomus). 102, 103.
P 77, 45, 97; 785, 416; "04, 243.
J VI, 236, 241
(Chetodon). P ’84, 102
(Cheilodactylus). P ’62, 119
Chilodactylus). P ’62, 119
tGolyenbis) P ’62, 231
me (Ellychnia). P ’51, 888; 754,
(Entomacrodus). P ’59, 168
(Eupomaecentrus). P 1900, 503
(Girella). P ’62, 244; ’81, 114
(Hemithyris). P 73, 196
(Holocentrus). P 1900, 503
(Horo); P. ’77,.88
(Hylomyzon). P ’64, 285
(Istiophorus). P ’04, 769; ’06,
96
(Labrax). P ’60, 116
(Lampyris). j iii, 179. P
45, 303; ss, 333
(Makaira). P ’04, 769
(Marsonia). P 91, 84
(Melanomma). P ’95, 417
(Miecropterus). P ’65, 83; 782,
69. J VI, 216
(Molossus). P 702, 395
(Mordella). P ’45, 318
(Mordellistena). P 62, 50
(Muscicapa). j viii, 153. P
55, 308
’(Myiobius). J I, 39
(Ornithomyia). P 98, 164
P ’44, 46; ’55, 273.
‘(Photinus). P ’66, 348
(Phrynisecus). P ’62, 353. J
VI, 196 .
(Plectropoma). P 62, 236
(Rallus). j iv, 386; v, 137
(Rana). P 754, 96; 56, 6
(Rhynchonella). P 73, 196
» (Rhyzopus). P 01, 542
(Sayornis). P 159, 106, 109,
301, 303; 766, 60; 90, 218; 192)
118; 798, 212; 799, 306; 04, 582;
05, 682
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
nigricans. Continued. ‘
(Spiraxis). P ’60, 152
(Sternotherus). P 754,
(Streptostyla). P ’€
(Sylvicola). Po”
ee ae 08,
Tyrannula). P
I, 39; II, 262 ai
(Vermicularia). J XI
(Vespertilio). P 89,
nigricapillus (Myiarch us); a
(Thryothorus).
nigricauda (Cran oe
78, 89; 95, 2
(Uta). P 64, ee
nigricaudatus us
99, 382 3
nigricephala (Spindalis).
nigriceps (Agonum). P ”
(Anaspis). P °59,
62, 45 tah
’(Apate). P ’73, 336
(Bradycellus). Pp?
ee i
7P Oalliah: P ae
(Cyllidium). P 761,
(Erigone). P 705,
(Faleo). P 7538, 450
59, 104; 799, *59
(Hypelobagrus).
{arena z
(Lepisomus).
(Malachius). j yr u
164 P
(Muscipeta). P ’5
eins Fa
Platynus
(Spermestes). P62,
39. J III, 69 P 60,
(Tantilla). 0,
74; 66, 126; ’01, 93; ’
553. J VIU, =
(Tehitrea). P 59,
(Telephorus). P
(Termes). P ’
(lode
(Veniliornis).
nigricincta ( ‘pelea
214 :
nigrocinctus (Elaps).
nigricolle 5 ee
nigricollis (Agama). P
(Buteogallus). P
70, 142 ie
nigricollis californieunt ¢
P 98, 207; 99, 22. JL Ky
nigricollis (Elater). j
66, 347
collis. Continued.
(Falco). P_ ’60,-132; °75, 89
(Formicivora). P ’60, 190
(Himantopus). P 51, 222;
3, 427; 7°55, 315; 759, 108, 192;
, 67, 206; 66, 97: ep? 394
(Cischnoptera). P 710, 409, 410,
(Midas). P ’61, 464
cereal P ’64, 105
_(Passerina). j.iv,
a:
"(Seomber) P ’82, 306
Tragulus). P ’02, 145
ne (Cryptorhopalum). P ’61,
Ticornis (Arrhideus). bd 04, 85
_ (Ateuchus). j iii, 207
Cantharis P 746, 58; 753,
9
" j iii, 486.
P 94, 189
aeenys)- P ’08, 493-500
s (Thamnophilus). P 65,
s (Acronurus). P ’84, 229
rid s (Pteroglossus). P ’67, 114
ri frons (Bucco). P ’60, 135
‘eon P 99, 26
Clarus). j iii, 190
Gorytes). ph 95, 518, 525
cent). J X, 293, 300, 302,
6, 328
“(Melissodes). P ’78, 195
yg es, 464
“(Osmia). r "97; 347
Sec. P %59, 135
P 52, 83
ee (Deidromra)®
gs Dendro jeus). P 59, 141
Ti (Gronias). P 64, 281;
68 274 ; on 94
__, (Japalura). P 02, 177
rilatus (Ranula). P °74, 181
lata (Crang
‘(Bulalia). P
7 (Piezorhynchus). js
P '59,
j iii, 364. P|
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
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943
nigrina (Diplostyla). P ’92, 43
(Eleodes). P ’58, 181, 186
(Gnophomyia). P ’60, 16
(Goniobasis). P ’64, 36, 47;
90, 301. J V, 302 .
'(Melania). P 56, 80; ’64, 36
nigrinervis (Anniceris). P 105, 420
nigrinus (Baridius). P ’68, 363, 365
(Bradycellus). P ’68, 380
(Harpalus). P ’68, 382
(Thaumasia). P ’09, 215
(Unio). P ’53, 253
nigrior (Perdita). P ’96, 47
(Tachysphex). P ’93, 507, 580
nigripalpis pinned aaa) ae >
33; 705, 317
(Cheetoglossa). P 95, 333
(Erigone). P 705, 317
nigripennis (Acmzops). J I, 323
(Gallinago). P 705, 760
(Lebasiella). P 73, 334
(Malachius). j iii, 184. P
52, 165
(Nemognatha). P 753, 347
(Notogonia). -P ’93, 485, 486
oe ieidontalis (Notogonia).
P 702, 731
nigripennis (Oriolus). P
9
?
(Paracompsomyia). P ’98, 184
59, 43;
(Phyllecthrus). P ’73, 54
(Trogosita). P ’62, 85
nigripes (Bembidium). P ’57, 5;
60, 316
(Cassida). P 773, 77
(Clarus). ili
(Daenis). P ’64, 269
eae sichas: P 59, 218
(Diomedea). j viii, 157. P
66, 174, 178, 187, 191; 98, 133;
799, 17; 1900, 14
; ’(Dyschirius). P 57, 76, 77
J VITI, 94, 104
(Lemmus). P 1900, 41
(Medeterus). P ’95, 328
(Myodes). P 1900, 40, 42
(Ninoé). P 05, 549; 708, 347
(Notaphus). P ’57, 5; 760,
316; °73, 326
(Orechelimum). P ’04, 796
(Putorius). P ’08, 404, 406
(Singa). P 704, 131
nigripilosus (Astatus). x.
543
(Hyla).
93, 540,
nigripinnis (Auchenipterus). P 703,
501
(Colossoma). P ’06, 473
(Myletes). P ’06, 473
(Promicropterus). P ’63, 164
(Rhyptieus). P ’61, 58; 763,
164; 784, 99
944 —
nigriplaga (Eecpantheria). P 60,
523, 524
nigrirostris (Andigena).
(Canis). J II, 7
(Odontomyia). P ’82, 83
(Pteroglossus). P ’67, 123
(Sarothrodus). P ’62, 243
nigrispina (Sosibia). P 704, 71
nigrispinosus (Murex); P 90, 69;
94, 224
nigrisquamis (Blepharipeza). P ’94,
277
Nigrita. P 757, 37;
49; ’05, 779
nigrita (Acris).
(Anisodactylus).
73, 325
’(Ascidia). iii, 8
(Chorophilus). P 55, 427
(Chrysotoxum). P ’94, 276
(Emoa). P ’57, 197
(Garrupa).. P ’07, 257; ’09,
408
(Hirundo). P ’59, 33
(Mulio). P ’94, 276
Ph a cagtane |
69
P 67, 123
P 55, 427
P ’43, 297;
53, 276;
gc oe
(Omaseus).
243
(Rana).
55, 427
(Telephorus).
18
P ’73, 80, 81
P 73, 317. J II,
j v, 341; vi, 36..P
(Trogosita). P ’62, 86
nigritarsis (Clibanarius). P ’58, 235
(Lytta). P ’53, 340
(Pagurus). P ’58, 235
nigritorquis (Rhipidura). P ’89, 151
nigritula (Chrysobothris). P ’57, 9;
73, 331
nigritulus (Anthicus). P 53, 101
(Hemiptychus). P 765, 240,
41
2
nigritus (Chorophilus). P ’54, 60. J
VI, 84
(Cystignathus). P ’54, 60; ’55,
427; ’08, 125
(Serranus). P ’07, 257
(Syrphus). P 794, 276
nigriventris (Batrachoseps). P ’69,
98
(Eudyptes). P ’72, 202
(Eupherusa). P ’67, 282
(Mysomela). P ’99, 47
(Pyromelana). P ’99, 38
(Thanasimus). P ’61, 351
nigrivestis (Eudyptes). P ’72, 178,
202
(Seymnus). P ’52, 140 -
- nigroadspersus (Teleuraspis). paige &
206
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
59, 135; 99, |
' nigrocinctus (Elaps). P
P 51, 343; ’60,
nigroaurantia (Loxia). P ’64,
nigroaurita (Tanagra). P 748,
99, 35. J I, 296 me
nigrocerulea (Cicindela). i ee
348, 362 y
nigrocwruleus (Isodontia). P ’97,
(Patroclus). P ’73, 104
(Sphex). P ’97, 375 ae
— (Aplysia). P be.
(Calospiza). P % ee ;
(Goniobasis). P ” =
(Melania). P ’64, ‘oe
(Nomada). P 03, 588,
(Spheria). P 95, 31
(Tethys). P 799, 513
59, 345; ’68, 289; 71,
VILL, 95, 148
(Hydrophis). P 786,
(Pastor). P 750,
(Sebastes). P ’62,
(Sebastichthys). P
64, 147
(Triforis). P ’71, 142
nigrocinnabarina (Patellaria).
292
siatecoarenry (Acridium).
179
nigrocrinitus (Pilodius). P_
nigrocyanea (Colaspis). P
nigrofasciata _(Chrysobothris)
73, 332. J IV, 34
’(Hydrargira). i
nigrofasciatum (Acrydium).
632 is
(Phasma). P 04, 72
nigrofasciatus (Hadropterus). P
89
(CEdaleus). P ’02, |
nigrofemoratus (Iehneumon
109, 122
nigrofusca (Geoplana). vs
(Planaria). P 57, 2
(Polyecelis). P 57,
nigrofuscus (Cerebratulus)
161
nigrogenys (Parvaria).
nigrogularis (Cohn
(Xanthornus).
nigrolabris (Amst).
(Laminella). ef
nigrolateris (Eutenia).
01, 24
nigrolineata. (Ciccaba). P
nigrolineatus (Gerrhosaurus.
49, 72; 96, 466
(Hydroporus). Fe
(Onychocephalus). —
57, 72. J II, 801
(Tretanorhinus) . P61,
soma). J VI,
309
lata (Boleosoma).
mie -P 95,180. -
P ’60, 500; 709, 401
nlatus (Antennarius). P
PF 76, 71
P 02, 575, 5793
308-310; ’08, 165, 307
a), P 457, 198
(Ahetulla). J VIII,
Carex). P ’87, 77; 1900, 484
urena). P 58 , 171
inatus (Coluber). P ’60,
Polyporus). J III, 209
lpis (Pardosa). P ’90, 430;
0; 702, 569; 703, 82, 90, 129-
1 652; 04, 268, 373-275; 08,
, 179, ’514
ic cee ausa) P-’09, 222
osus (Astatus). P °97, 139
rum (Xiphidion). P 07,
nctata (Actinia). P ’55, 375
ia). P 99, 521
moetrerca). P '77, 86
atus (Ablepharus). P ’60,
Arathron). P ’99, 496
Ovoides). P 1900, 528
_ (Tetradon). P 99, 496; 1900,
8; °07, 439
ia P 62, 356;
purpurascens (Polyporus). J
, 208, 212
nosa (Gongrocnemis). P 705,
"342
Ecoerotoms). P65; 21
elania). P ’64, 37
nos2 ¢kannvis). P 751. 206
sntris (Euplectes). P ’48, 66;
38. I, 242
as soi P 92, 64; 704, 262;
, 163, 261
Toviridis (Bothriechis). P ’60,
45; °71, 204, 207. J VIII, 94, 150
rovittata (Lema). P78, 24) 26
Wittatus (Tabanus). P 95, 321
(Ambystoma). P ’56,7
Bembidium). P ’57, ‘4; 66,
q "GBittinm), P ’71, 142; ’88, 332
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
= urpureus (Polyporus). J III,
(Glyphisodon). P 63, 213 |
sim (Plectropoma). P ’62,
945
nigrum. Continued.
(Boleosoma). P ’06, 522
nigrum maculaticeps (Bolsosoma). P
06, 523
nigrum meseum (Boleosoma). P
06, 523
nigrum olmstedi (Boleosoma). P ’06,
522
nigrum (Boédon). P ’60, 261
(Boopedon). P 770, 83; 704,
519
(Cryptocephalus). P ’47, 170
(Doreaschema). J II, 147
(Empetrum). P ’63, 95; 784,
90; 793, 214. J ITI, 181, 183, 196
(Leja). P ’43, 297
(Pachybrachis). P ’47, 170
(Phalangium). j ii, 66
(Solanum). P ’60, 304; ’98,
394; 02, 663, 668
nigrum var. villosum (Solanum). P
98, 382 :
nigrum (Thysanozoon). P 757, 20
(Vipera). P ’54, 101
Nika. P ’52, 16, 20; 779, 412; °93,
124
Nikide. P ’93, 124
nikkoensis (Clausilia). P
653
Nilakantha. P ’03, 341
nillson (Triton). J III, 361
nillsonii (Gobius). P ’63, 269
(Pecten). P ’61, 365
nilotica (Bdella). P ’84, 47
(Caridina). P ’94, 403, 405
(Cicindela). P ’08, 512
(Gelochelidon). P ’92, 101
(Thelphusa). P ’80, 36
(Tilapia). P ’62, 139
niloticus (Chromus). P ’61, 502
(Clupisudis). P ’82, 279
- (Croeodilus). P 08, 113
(Lates). P ’61, 52”
(Monitor). P 62, 340
(Pelias). P ’94, 405
(Polynemus). P ’82, 307
(Polypterus). P ’82, 307
(Trochus). P ’66, 269; ’04, 33
(Varanus). P 756, 149, 150;
57, 71, 72
Niltava. P ’67, 218; ’89, 154
nimbatana (Antithesia). P ’60, 346
nimbatus (Elater). P ’66, 391
(Dytiseus). P 7°44, 26
(Hydrophilus). j iii, 208. P
55, 367. J IV, 31
(Thermonectus). P 744, 26
nimbosa (Callista). P ’03, 757. J
XIII, 307
Nimravide. P ’89, 212-242: '92, 495
Nimravus. P ’79, 168, 170; 783, 169;
95, 449
701, 638,
946
ningpoensis (Melania). P ’56, 144,
2
Ninia. P ’60, 339; ’61, 306; ’63,
100; ’64, 167; ’65, 195; ’66, 127;
’68, 101; ’71, 200, 205. J VIII,
95, 145
Ninoé. P 703, 456; ’05, 547; ’08,
347
Ninox. P ’90, 130
Niobe. P 757, 19
niobe (Spilosoma). P ’84, 284
niobrarensis (Megalomeryx). P ’58,
24,157. J VII, 21, 161, 356, 382
(Testudo). P ’58, 29, 158
niotensis (Nautilus). P ’65, 260
(Platyerinus). P ’65, 162;
81, 247
(Temnacheilus). P ’65, 260
nioyaka (Eulota). P ’04, 627
Nipadites. P ’65, 70, 71
nipalensis (Bubo). P ’90, 129
(Toria). P ’02, 672
(Treron). P ’02, 672
Niphea. P ’61, 224
niphe (Argynnis). P ’85, 86
Niphea. P ’55, 311, 382
Niphon. P ’61, 48
niphonius (Priacanthus). P 62, 242;
89, 163
(Pseudopriacanthus). P 789, 163
nipogonensis (Nectria). P ’93, 129
niponense (Phasma). P ’04, 40
niponica (Melania). P 05, 748
niponica var. minor (Melania). P
05, 748
nipponense (Scalpellum). P ’07, 360;
708, 110
nipponensis (Alyceus). P1900, 381
(Area). P ’01, 209, 402
(Clausilia). P 701, 637, 653;
08, 566
(Diplommatina).
(Erianthus). P ’04, 672
(Seapharea). P ’01, 209
Niptera. P ’93, 147 - -
Nipterocrinus. P ’68, 341;
325; 786, 69; ’88, 354
nipteroides (Mollisia). P ’93, 147
niqui (Callionymus). P ’85, 54
Nirmus. P 1900, 153
niruri (Phyllanthus). P ’89, 405
Nisa. P ’03, 313
nishinoshimana (Clausilia). P ’08,
568
nisis (Orthis). P ’79, 43
Niso. P ’62, 566; ’79, 219, 224; ’82,
171, 173, 198, 209; 784, 104
Nisoniades. P ’66, 334
nisoria (Munia). P ’02, 689
(Strix). j iii, 354
nisseri (Libethra). P ’05, 796
Nisus. .P ’59, 31; ’75, 78-88, 471-502
P 08, 33
79, 278,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
nisus (Accipiter). P ’51,187
nitela (Strophiops). P 196, 319 <2
Niteliopsis. P ’93, 468, 477; 04,3
Nitella. P 62, 102 He
niteloides (Cerion). P 798, 475
bs 98) AT5
(Maynardia).
Nitens. P ’57, 166 oe
P 748, 95; 62, 566
Pee 308 oe
nitens (Aplostoma).
54, 218. 4
33; ’99, 40
(Ceramium). P ’57, 74 —
(Draconura). P 760, 480
(Hypnum). P ’93, 217 ©
2 ?
thorax). P ’03, 245
nitens (Acton).
nitens var. spiculata (Aplexa). %
(Argaleus). P
319 a
57, 838;
(Bembidium). P ’60, 316
(Bradycellus).
(Corbicula). P 60 271
(Cremastochilus).
(Egeria).
(Fringilla). P ’64, 255
(Lemophleus). P 754,
IV, 32
nitens var. heathi (Lenten
703, 245
nitens (Leptura). J I, oa
(Lygosoma). P ’ 02, 178
(Aplexa).
91, 325
P 94, 15
(Atticora). P
P ’58, 60
382. J IV, 29
(Cyrena). P ’60, 271,
(Goniobasis). P ’64, 31
23
(Leptothorax). P 03,
244
nitens subsp. occidentalis
(Melania). P 64, $1:
(Melasma). P 65, 23
(Melica). = "85, 44
(Mysia). P ’72, 96
(Ochthedromus). P 757.
(Odostomia). P ’6
(Phainopepla). P 59,
301, 303; °66, 71; 68,
122; 98, 216; 705, "685
(Planaria). P’ 48, 104
(Ploceus). P ’57, 36;
(Polita). P 794, 15
(Psalidoprocne).
(Ptilogonys). P +55, }
262
(Pupa). P ’79, 20;
(slisedia). P ’66, 403
(Sphyradium).
(Spongilla). P 787,
205
?
obius).-P-57, 36; 59,
is). P °48, 91
Trishoplita). P 704, 628
rochocercus). P 59, 50;
50; ’99, 40. J Iv, 325
J IV,
Pvrer, § Tat. oS
J Il, 332
mi P 79, 29; 87,
. 408, 410: IX, 107,
bs 89, 69, 271,
olumbeila). P’’73, 346; ’91,
). J. IV, 33
as). P ’60, 294; ’62, 37
P61,: 31
P ’60, Be
ypachria). P 755, 294
P ’88, 226, 244
P °78, 305
P 63, 12
P 72, 281
P ’79, 399
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
947
nitida. Continued.
__(Orbicula). P ’88, 226
(Plumatella). P °51, 321
(Pomotis). J VI, 220
(Proserpina). P ’10, 525
(Rauwolfia). P ’89, 391
(Realia). P ’87, 152. J VIII,
408; LX, 107
( Rudbeckia).
(Segmentina). P ’06, 166
(Simploearia). P 754, 146
(Stellaria). J ITI, 188
(Teichospora). P ’95, 419
(Teleuraspis). P ’60, 345; ’68,
110; ’71, 206, 209
(Terebra). P ’04, 5
(Tornatellina). P ’79, 22. J
VIII, 399, 410; LX, 83, 109, 111
(‘Trogosita). P 62, 83
nitidana (Exartema). P ’60, 356
Nitidella. P ’73, 345
nitidella var. exclamans (Macrotera).
P 96, 78
nitidella (Perdita). P
96, 48, 51, 86
nitidicollis (Cantharis).
J IV, 39
(Leptura). P ’60, 570
(Lytta). P 53, 382. J IV,
9
(Trirhabda). P ’65, 219; ’73,
6
nitidipennis (Eurytrichus). P ’66,
347
j vii, 78
95, 11, 16;
P '53, 332.
nitidis (Vespertilio). P ’67, 133
nitidiventris (Euxesta). P 795, 337
nitidosa (Polita). P ’94, 15
Nitidula. j iii, 195; v, 178. P 44,
105; ’59, 70; 973, 277. J IV, 32
nitidula (Attica). P 747, 163
(Blatta). P ’05, 792; ’06, 272
(Bulimorpha). P ’89, 302
(Cherocampa). J IV, 149, 151
(Cieindela). P ’08, 505, 507
(Columbella). P ’91, 51
(Cyrena). P ’60, 282
(Eulima). P ’01, 396
(Galumna). P ’06, 491
(Holocompsa). P ’06, 272
(Loxonema). P ’60, 465; ’89,
302
(Melania). P ’60, 314
(Olivella). P ’98, 418
(Polita). P ’94, 15
(Polyphemopsis). P ’89, 307
(Tellina). P ’61, 443
Nitidulidae. P ’44, 104;
J IV, 32
nitidulum (Agonum). P
54, 59
59, 288.
43, 296;
(Bryum). P 93, 217
(Loxonema). P “389, 302, 307
948
nitidulus (Anthicus). P 752, 96
(Aplostoma). P ’94, 15
(Argutor). J IT, 251
(Bifidaria). P 1900, 585
(Elmis). P ’66, 880
(Harpalus). P ’65, 98, 100.
J IV, 29
(Helophorus). P ’55, 357
(Limnichus). P ’54, 117
(Phygadeuon). P 94, 187
; (Silvanus). P 54, 78, J IV,
9
(Xanthodes). P ’52, 76
nitidum (Agonum). P ’54, 48
(Bembidium). P ’60, 316
(Cecum). P ’91, 53
(Gelsemium). P ’84, 14
.(Holostomum). P ’56, 45
(Lepton). P ’72, 228
(Lophidium). P ’94, 333
(Myxosporium). P ’95, 30
(Omophron). J IV, 30
(Orchelimum). P ’04, 796; 705,
48, 54; ’07, 306
(Panicum). P 1900, 489
(Potamonema).
(Spherium). P ’60, 294
(Xylosma). P ’89, 365
nitidus (Actinobolus). P ’72, 254
(Acupalpus). P ’68, 382
(Anthieus). P 759, 291
(Aplostoma). P 794, 15
(Arthromitus). P ’50, 35
(Astur). P ’48, 87
Pacmslge doer yee P ’59, 69; ’68,
(Brathinus). P ’52, 157
(Calochortus). P ’68, 169
(Centrarchus). P ’65, 65; ’76,
38
71
(Cimolodon).
(Clytus). P ’60, 570
(Elater). P ’44, 149
(Eudromus). P ’57, 4; ’60, 316
(Eupactus). P ’65, 286
(Euxanthus). P ’52, 75; ’58,
33
(Faleo). P ’75, 89
P ’47, 248; ’58,
(Gelasimus).
99; ’80, 140
(Hypognathus). P ’56, 219;
61, 156; ’64, 283; ’85, 18
(Hypophleus). P ’46, 62
(Isopleurus). P ’55, 356; ’73,
324 ;
(Lachesis).
(Lepomis).
(Leuciscus). P 56, 210
(Leucosomus). P ’85, 18
(Lissomus). P 744, 149
(Macrochlamys). P ’05, 741
(Megalichthys). J IX, 458
P '91, 126
P 60, 345
P 06, 517
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
nitidus. Continued.
(Myiophomus).
(Ochthebius). P 5
(Olibrus). P 56, 17;
(Penstemon).
; (Phalacrus). P
(Piezorhynechus). P
(Pilodius). P ’52, 80
(Platyderus). P 73,
II, 242
(Polyporus).
(Pomoxis). P
65; ’76, 71
(Scarabeus).
(Spherozius).
(Stenacanthus)
III, 164 _ on
(Teleuraspis). 2,
(Vespertilio). P 162," p
284, 288; ’91, 209
(Viverravus).
(Xantho). P
(Xenotis). P °77, 44,
(Zonites). “P 75, i
89, 197 ‘ela
’(Zonitoides). P ’94, 16
384 an
Nitocris. P-’64, 97; ’65, 25, |
nitolicus (Palemon). P ’94,.
nitor (Stagodon). P ’91, 1%
Nitzschia. P ’61, 66, 71; _
65, 14, 16; ’87, 24; *98,
114; 1900, 471 ;
nitzschii (Sterna).
nivalis (Anas). ~-P ’56
(Bombus). P ’92, 134
(Cetraria). _P ’93, 216
(Chama). P 18.
(Degeeria). P (1365
(Draba). P ’95, 5:
182, 187 Ete
(Emberiza). j iv,
P 53, 399; ’56, 293
(Fringilla). j iv,
56, 292 pis
(Galanthus). I ’87,
(Junco). P ’75, 3
(Miecrotus). P
XI, 205 :
(Passer). P ’75,
(Passerina). P 190(
(Platysma). P 96—
(Plectrophanes). P ”
3, 62
183, 3
(Plectrophenax). P.
95, 504, 505; °96, 112
141 e a?
nivalis townsendi (P
P ’98, 139
“nivalis (Protococeus).
‘70, Biol. 10; ’99, 135
——
Continued.
aus); -P 63, 56, 94;
J III, 182, 185
ifraga). P ’63, 62, 94;
; 95, 544. J Ill, 182, 192
P 07,
75, 344
‘a oma). P 166, 160, 171,
r (Pagodroma). P 66,
tentilla). P ’63, G1, 94;
J III, 182, 190
neolor (Potentilla).
P. *71, 96;
J IU,
discolor (Potentilla). J
P ’66, 160, 171,
ee "Fh. 12
P 762, 305, 306
assoica). P ’66, 160, 171
). P 768, 5, 68
Pt 7, ug,
P 784, 98
ws (Pseudolimacodes). P
?
(Chironomus). P 95, 320
(Trypoxylon). P ’97, 383
(Amizilis). P ’99, 208
(Sitomys).
fotropis). P ’10, 282
athus). P 02, 727; 704,
706, 66; *08, 402; 709, 483
P 62, 309
P ’67, 100
P °99, 135, 136
P 90, 127
" (Achatinella). P ’88, 28
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
P 795, "222° 238 |
949
nivosa. Continued.
~——(ZEgialitis). P ’99, 29
(Alemon).
(Cercosporella).
(Diaporthe). P ’90, 222
nivosus (Dendromus). P ’59, 141
sexi (Mesenchytreus). P ’99, 130,
nixus (Trochus). P ’52, 193
njumanii (Elaphidion). J II, 103
noachina (Neptunea). J VIII, 326
noachinus (Fusus). J VIII, 326
noe (Area). P ’71, 132; ’91, 45, 46
nobile (Orthoceras). P 65, 256
(Pleurocera). P ’63, 309; 65,
(Spherium). P ’60, 295; ’61,
07 ;
Nobilia. P ’76, 286
nobiliana (Nareobatus). P ’10, 472
(Tetronarce). P 701, 336 .
(Torpedo). P ’01, 336; 710,
472
nobilior (Cylindrella). P ’98, 273
(Esox). P ’53, 386; ’65, 80;
85, 374, 375
(Urocoptis).
nobilis (Achatinella). P ’88, 38
(Amphispheria). P ’95, 26
(Anthemis). P ’77, 107
(Arhopalus). J II, 18
(Astacoides). P 52, 20
(Atractoscion). P ’62, 17
(Bothropolys). P ’02, 43. J
V, 15
(Cassidides).
(Chameza).
(Clytus).
(Conodon). P
110
(Cryptocephalus).
(Cyathoecrinus).
(Cyelas). P ’60, 295;
(Cyrena). P ’60, 28z
(Elgaria). P ’52, 129
(Epeira). P ’88, 79
(Fiona). P ’79, 86
(Forbesioerinus). P 765, 139;
79, 275; °85, 292; 786, 68
(Gambusia). P ’59, 120
(Glyptoecrinus). P ’81, 363
(Gracula). P 755, 440
(Heterachthes). P ’62, 41
(Heterandria). P 53, 390
0 ye ae cman te POT;
78, 253,
P 98, 274
P 73, 76
P ’99, 55
ae
*82, 305; °97,
P ’47, 172 ©
P 79, 268
61, 407
” Clelthyoerines). P
254; °79, 256
(To). P 63, 308; ’65, 20; 796,
498
(Johnius). P ’62, 17
(Laurus). P ’83, 201
950
nobilis. Continued.
(Leptura). J I, 335
(Leuciseus). P ’97, 60
(Megistocrinus). P ’90, 366
(Melania). P ’63, 309
(Melanopsis). P ’68, 359
(Mesostenus). P ’94, 187
(Mohoa). P ’55, 440
(Navicula). P 1900, 471
(Oligoporis). P ’68, 358
(Pachyrrhina). P ’95, 320
(Perea). P ’97, 110
(Pompilus). P ’97, 251
(Poteriocrinus). P ’65, 139;
79, 275; ’86, 68
(Pteronareys). P ’62, 362, 401
(Siphonocrinus). P ’90, 371
(Spheria). P ’95, 26
(Surirella). P ’65, 10
(Taxocrinus). P ’86, 68
(Triton). P 48,121. J I, 212
(Typocerus). J I, 335
(Unio). P ’53, 269. J II, 297
nobilissimus (Holoptychius). j viii,
235. J III, 163
(Mariacrinus). P ’81, 296
(Melocrinus). P ’81, 296
nobilus (Plectrotettix). P ’05, 803
Nobis. P ’05, 193
Nochelia. P ’60, 159
Nocomis. P ’56, 190, 213; ’77, 45,
80, 91
noctevagans (Vespertilio). P 55,
noctiflora (Silene). P ’77, 106; ’09,
491
Noctilio. P ’54, 190; ’80, 394; ’89,
320; ’90, 30
Noctilionide. P ’82, 317
Noctilionina. P ’02, 161; ’04, 182
Noctiluca. P ’10,. 317. J XII, 37,
65, 71
noctis (Tabanus). P ’98, 158
noctivagans (Lasionyeteris), P 789,
325; 796, 205; ’97, 224; ’04, 579
(Vespertilio). ’p 411, 92
Noctua. j iii, 353
noctua (Athene). P ’90, 130
(Scineus). P ’57, 196
noctuabunda (Trochosa). P _ ’04,
801; 708, 289, 513
Noctue. P ’62, 59
Noctuide. P ’68, 295; ’92, 158
noctuiformis (GEnosanda). J IV, 187
noctula (Myliobatis). P 710, 475
(Noctulinia). P ’92, 217 ©
(Vesperugo). P ’91, 336
(Vesperus). P ’89, 327
Noctulinia. P ’92, 217
nocturna (Melanophora). P 703,
129, 133
(Silene). P ’09, 491
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
— 161; ’78, 244;
nocturnum Pride P ’89, 3:
ap (Unio). P 760, 91. d
sioneee (Melania). P be 318
nodiceps (Triorophus). t=
J IV, 36
nodifer (Hexacrinus). P ’81, |
nodifera (Rapa). P ’77, oa
nodiferum (Ctenopoma). a
nodiferus (Unio). j iit i
41, 19; 53, 253, 255, 265.
277
nodiflora (Lippia). P ‘89, 398
698, 699 3
P ’89,
JI, 103
(Oleostephanus ).
nodiflorum (Solanum).
nodifrons (Aphodius).
nodiger
407 Riss
st ee (Crypto P 58, 2
91, y
i Deena, P 68, 2265
217
(Harpactor). P ’60, _
(Pericera). P ’79, 387
nodirostris (Ciceronia). ’p
(Phaleris). j viii, 158.
, 46
nodisticta (Libellula). P 08,
' 481, 488
nodobrachiatus (Platyerinus).
81, 247 i
(Poteriocrinus). P 779, 343
(Scaphiocrinus). P 69, ‘
nodocarinata (Drillia). Pp
114, 116-124 :
(Pleurotoma). P ’79, 2
84, 104; °90, 394; 95, &
116-124
(Sureula). P ’90, 394
(Turris). P ’84, 106;
J IV, 379 .
nodocarinatus ere :
788, 242
(Eunotia). P 765.
(Favularia). P 60
(Fissurella).
(Harmothoé). P ’02,
(Io). P
309; ’96, 498. x V, 346°
(Lagostoma). j viii,
23
(Lamia). J IL,-1%4
(Linckia). P 89, 172 —
(Ophioglypha). P ’89,
(Partula). P 195, 214.
44, 50, 65, 108
nodosa. var. trilineata (Paes u
TX, 65
50
Pp ‘60, 303;
P 73,
“P °55, 268; °90, 143, 447
Bifidaria).
(Brachiocrinus).
(Aplodon). - 58, 209
Bs theiecmn), e
Fadilis). J II, 174
ieocrinus). P ’69, 167;
81, 286
TT,
nonites). P ’60, 420
ps )- J II, 174
P ’60, 437
mbyx). J Il, 174
P 54, 170
roerinus). P 86, 206
P 52, 79
P ’84, 149
P °81, 235, 236
P 86, 105
P 53, 420
ef 132. J
Petrolisthes). “P ’72, 123
Platycrinus). P ’81, 236
Seaphites). P ’54, 164;
, 177, 420; ’61, 419;
56,
193,
jocrinus). P ’81, 395.
). P 53, 252
rinus). P 786, 167
P '53, 267, 268; 1900,
5, 750
Peomatop
J I, 207
; (Unio). P
a (Clausilia). P ’01, 655
ptodromia). P ’91, 218
eurotoma). P ’82, 171
reula). P ’62, 285, 561;
P °86, 42
53, 317;
ora).
eee
53, 253; 754,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
noduliferum (Callopoma).
331
(Carychium). P08,
(Phascolosomum). P
nodulosa (Anaulacomera).
809
(Cardita). P ’72, 252;
(Elimia). P ’65, 24
(Fasciolaria). P
82, 168
(Filaria). P ’86, 309
(Goniobasis). P ’64,
(Idotea). P
(Melania).
(Mya).
VI, 287
(Ricinula). P ’91, 51
(Synidotea). P ’97,
(Trachydomia). P ’9
nodulosum (Cerithium). P
(Pyenogonum). P
(Sistrum). P ’91, 45
(Trichegum). P "394,
nodulosus (Acanthocrinus).
386
(Criotettix).
(Platycrinus).
5
(Prisodon).
(Pyenosaccus).
(Rhodocrinus).
(Symbathocrinus). P
(Zopherus). J IV, 37
Noeggerathia. P ’60, 439
noeggerathii (Ammonites).
312
97, 389
P 64, 33
P 53, 368.
P ’81,
Nemia. P ’52, 130
Netia. P ’62, 290, 580;
67, 139; °72, 54;
90, 403. J IV, 388
62,
951
J vii,
455°
55, 390
P 05,
02, 713
561;
331; 65,
J V, 206;
391, 398
1, 258
07, 365
792, 144
385
P ’81,
P 04, 662
247; ’86,
P 53, 368
P 79,
P ’81,
264
386
81, 247
J VIt,
64, 211;
81, 450, 451;
noitibo (Caprimulgus). P 51, 187,
188 .
nokomis (Argynnis). P ’62, 221
nolani (Clausilia). P
01, 649
(Unio). P ’88, 116
nolenensis (Goniatites). P
Nomada. P ’02, 728;
71900, 679;
91, 264
03, 559-614
Nomadula. P ’03, 591, 611
Nomaretus. P ’60, 569
Nomeide. P ’03, 328; ’06,
Nomeus. P ’62, 126, 240;
119
03, 328
Nomia. P ’60, 167; ’96, 34, 40, 553
Nomonyx. P ’09, 355
Nomophleus. P ’73, 328
Nomotettix. P ’07, 284;
623 ;
Nonagria. P 775, 50
nonette (Loxia). P
Nonionina. P
55; °90, 143
10, 616,
64, 252
"78, 292, 336;
87,
952
nonuitens (Evarthrus). P ’73, 318,
820
Nonnus., P ’73, 386
nookatensis (Lupinus). P
Nopalea. P ’01, 559
Nops. P ’03, 340
nordmanni (Bpeira). P 92, 49
norfolciensis (Carpophaga). P ’54,
232
(Columba).
norfolkensis (Helicina). P
Norite. P ’97, 429
normalis (Anatya). P ’08, 489
(Dasyscelus). P ’07, 388
. (Helicopsis). J IX, 19
(Helix). J IX, 19
(Microcystis). J IX, 19, 108
(Nanina). J IX, 19
normalis andrewse (Polygyra). P
702, 420, 425, 426
normandi (Cyelas). P ’60, 295
‘(Spherium). P ’60, 295
normaniana (Cyprina). P ’61, 31
84, 82
P 54, 232
87, 151
normanni (Alpheus). P ’78, 93
normata (Coccinella). j v, 302
normatus (Philhydrus). Pp 61, 341
Norops. P °56, 222; .°61, 212. J
‘VIII, 169
northamptonensis (Unio)... <P) "S1,
$92.. J V, 190 ;
Northia. P ’85, 88; ’02, 274; ’03,
445-448
northioidea (Eunice). P ’03, 433
Northupite. P ’95, 409
nortoni (Tetrachrysis). P ’02, 736
nortoniana (Ischnoptera). P 710, 422
nortoniensis (Fringilla). j iv, 60
norvegica (Artemisia). P 63, 66
(Crania). P ’73, 198
(Orbicula). P ’73, 198, 200
(Potentilla). P ‘60, 303
(Teredo). P ’62, 455, 463, 470
norvegicus (Crangon). P ’93, 126,
184
-. (Pontophilus). P 93,126; 95,
175, 182, 184, 192 -
(Sebastes). r
146
norwegianus (Squalus).
norwegica (Surirella).
norwoodi
889; 766, 255;
63, 333; 64,
P 64, 264
P 1900, 470
79, 278
(Granatocrinus). P ’66, 258;
85, 255; ’87, 83, 91, 93
(Onychoerinus). 'P 7 79, 278
(Pentremites). P ’87, 83
. (Poterioerinus). P 365, 158;
79, 337° ;
(Productus). P 759, 9-25
(Scaphiocrinus). P ’65, 158;
79, 337
(Spirifera). P ’60, 808
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
- norwoodii (Granatocrinus).
(Forbsiocrinus). Pr6Q..
Continued.
P ’65,
norwoodi.
(Taxocrinus).
84, 85; °70, 32
(Pentremites). J II,
(Productus). P ’59, 11
Nosema. P 703, 337
Nosodendron. P 754, 113
Nosoderma. P ’53, 235; 59,
IV, 11, 14, 36, 37
Nosophleus. J II, 7
Nossidium. J I, 110 #
Nostoc. P ’69, "Biol. 20; 709,
Nostochopsis. P 69, Biol. 3
notabilis (Amorphopus). P
(Argyreus). P 756, 1
(Binneya). P 75, 15:
76, 185; 79, 16; 89,
229, 231; 1900, 102
(Cyrena). P 760, 282-
(Diplanaria). P’ OT,
(Helix). P 73, 250; 77:
(Hydroporus). 12505 7
(Lepidosteus). P 73,
(Poteriocrinus). P aq
335 3
(Ratufa). P ’02, us 1
(Scaphiocrinus).
147; 779, 335
notacanthoides — Pp
(Clupea). P 799, 333
(Potamalosa).
noteus (Eunectes). P
Notaphus. P ’43, 297, 3085
60, 316; 73, 325. J
Notarchus. P 55, 378; iy
notarisii (Valsa). P "17, | wy.
Notarius. P 63,171
Notaspis. P 04, 146; 706, 4!
notata (Apatura). P 57,7 |
(Atherina). P°54, 108;
(Baccha). P ’95, 330_
(Carduelis). P 65,
(Chirostoma).
(Chrysomitris). P ’6é
(Corbicula). P 760.
127
. (Cyprinella). P
(Dorosoma).. P 777
(Emberiza). P 64, 28
(Euxesta). P 795, 33
(Galeruea). P 63, 214
(Helicina). P 760,
(Loxia). P 764, 25
perpen j i, BE
(Melsac Da
(Menidia). P 704.
(Mercenaria). P 7
(Necydalis).
P 54, 21.
(Odontota). P 773,
(Pasithea). P 748,
96
1) P95, 397.
ia). P °60, 442, 521
uaria). P 98, 61
). P %58, 253; '66, 310;
optis). P ’98, 276
V, 182
nis (Cyphononyx). P 99,
oe: I
dium). J II, 12 .
phidion). J-1I, 12
ipoma). P ’83, 286; ’99,
P 04, 574; 707,
P 64,
betes). P 66, 366
P 82, 274
P 64, 282;
"85, 64. J VI, 235-241
ius). P ’65, 86
). P 60, 113
is) P 06, 519
us). P 56, 179; 77,
P ’80, 192
3 60, 442, 521
hthys). P 54,141, 151;
s). P 64, 239, 241
1s). P ’02, 143
odactylus). P 58,254
Jactylus). P 61, 500;
P 55, 276
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
P 43, 296, 299 | Nothoseordium. P
64 044
953
notatus. Continued.
_(Zygonectes). P
85, 412; ’04, 248
notemigonoides (Notropis). P ’04,
247; 710, 289
Notemigonus. P ’77, 45, 85, 97; ’85,
412
notha (Ischnoptera). P
413, 442
Notharctus.
77, 44, 67;
10, 409,
P ’70, 114; °72, 37; 92,
212; ’02, 253; 704, 150, 155. J
VIII, 78
Nothiophilus. P 7°43, 296
Nothoceratium. P 1900, 729, 730
Nothocereus. P ’99, 12
Nothochlena. P ’63, 80
Notholena. P ’98, 387
Nothonotus. P 77, 43, 48, 55, 56, 93
Nothopide. ei 71, 202
Nothopsis. P 771, 201
Nothopus. P 55, 356. J IV, 29
Nothosaurops. P ’70, 74
Nothosaurus. P ’70, 74;
93, 71. J II, 188
09, 490 ;
P ’05, 444,
91, 421;
nothra (Rhachicreagra).
841
Nothria. P ’08, 345
Nothrus.. P 706, 490, 499. J II, 24.
nothus (Cynoscion). P ’61, 88; ’63,
32
(Otolithus). P ’61, 88;
Notibius. J IV, 11
Notidanide. P ’62, 492
Notidanoide. P ’62, 235, 492; ’64,
63, 32
149
Notidanoidei. P ’62, 492
Notidanus. P ’67, 141; ’97, 428. J
I, 195,.204; VIII, 254
notifrons (Lytta). P ’08, 618
Notiocorys. P ’65, 106.
Notionella. P ’05, 316, 341
Notiophilus. P ’73, 321
Notiosorex. J XI, 220 -
Notiphila. P ’95, 338
Notithierax. P 775, 476
notocantha (Scolopendrella). P ’81,
83, 84
notochloris (Sisantum).
Notocirrus. P 703, 455
Notocyphini. P 94, 296
Notocyphus. P ’94, 296; ’97, 229
Notodonta. P 75, 43
Notogonia. P 93, 468, 484; 94,
306; °96, 553; ’02, 731
Notogymnus. P 751, 159
Notomastus. P ’06, 227;
09, 277
Notonectide. P ’60, 231
Notophis. P ’56, 156, 237;
Notopholis. P 68, 284
Notophthalma. P ‘62, 343
P 706, 20 |
08, 354;
68, 128
954
Notophthalmus. 65, 84. J VI,
68, 106, 108
Notophyllum. P ’06, 217; ’08, 329
Notoplax. P ’94, 75, 77, 83
Notopteride. P ’05, 489
Notopteris. P ’90, 30
Notopterus. P ’05, 489
Notopthalmus. P ’59, 126.
281, 284; ITI, 363
Notorhynchus. P ’64, 149
Notospermus. P ’57, 159
notospilotus (Artedius).
62, 279
Notothenia. P ’61, 516, 517, 518
Nototheniide. J XII, 548
Nototheniina. P ’61, 507, 509, 510,
517
Notothenioide. P ’61, 512
Nototherium. P ’78, 71
Nototrachys.. P ’73, 375; ’78, 366
Nototrema. P ’64, 182; ’65, 194;
68, 281; ’74, 124. J VI, 84, 85
Nototropis. P ’10, 289, 291
notoxoides (Asclera). P ’54, 21. J
I, 96
(Necydalis). P 754, 21
Notoxus. j iii, 279; v, 174, 375. P
52, 92; 759, 284, 291; 61, 335;
66, 349. J f, 89: IV, 12, 38
Notropis. P ’77, 84; 85, 410, 412;
04, 239, 244, 245, 247; 08, 530-
545
nottinghamensis (Coscinodiscus).
90, 137
notulata (Galeruca).
215, 217
(Harmonia). P 752, 131
notum (Opatrum). j v, 237
Noturus. P ’59, 159; ’64, 231, 277;
77, 46, 85; ’85, 410. J VI, 237,
241
noueliana (Cyprina). P ’61, 31
nouleny (Lutianus). J XII, 524
nouryi (Argonauta). J II, 333
novaanglie (Scala). J VIII, 202
P
fier 3
P 56, 134;
¥
P 65, 214,
novabelgii var. litoreus (Aster). P
02, 669
novacesarea (Dimeregramma). -
90, 138
novacesarea var. obtusa (Dimere-
gramma). P ’90, 138
Novacula. P ° ’62, 143; ’63, 223,
224; ’97, 78
novacula (Coryphena). P ’63, 224
(Xirichthys). P ’63, 224
(Xyrichthys). P ’92, 271
Novaculichthys. P ’63, 206, 223, 224
noveanglie (Aster). P ’72, 46
(Perdix). j iv, 268
novebelgi (Aster). P 1900, 485,
488, 489
noveboracensis (Seiurus). P ’66, 71
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
noveboracensis. Continued.
(Vernonia). P 1900,
(Vireo). P ’71, 21
noveeceseareee (Hydrosera).
734
(Terpsinoé). P 1900,
novehispanie (Sturnus). P
(Tetrao). P ’64 ~
novehollandiz (Clupea).
(Porzana). P ’94 :
(Sciena). P 05, SOL.
(Strix). P 80, 125
(Vanellus).
(Vermetus).
novescotie (Asilus).
(Psocus).
noveterrae (Falco).
(Spongilla).
184, 206, 233, 247
iii, )
"p ige &
(Chimera).
(Columba).
(Crapatalus).
05
(Faleo). i Pee 203
me
(Ninox). P ’90, rio
noveezelandee (Tanais).
novezelandie Chi pheeie
(Delphinus). P 265,
See novizelandiae.
novanglie (Cyclocardia).
(Sealaria). P 771,
novare (Eumenes). Po
novatus (Mesostenus).
novazelandie (Aspergil!
492 §
(Penicillus). P ’
(Spherium). P_
noveboracense —
515
(Pisidium).
noveboracensis (A
407; 794, 287
(Atalapha).
90, 29
(Dryopteris).
(Faleo). j a 343,
(Fulica). P ‘9
(Casterontee an
(Lasiurus).
(Lemmus). ae:
7
’(Motacilla). 4
(Mus). P 5
ee
P
325;
_(Muscicapa).
150
(Naucrates).
(Orceoptoma).
T Continued.
ometra =
ana). P 71, 35 :
orius). P 96, 198; 797,
312
. jy, 80. P 61, 229
P 53, 310; 60,
75, 351; °90, 211;
08, 155; 09,
———
» 425
notabilis (Seiurus).
93, 55, 64
P ’53, 279
53,
nonia). P 60, 513; °07,
389; °10, 546, 574
ertilio). P ’55, 432;
Bot 156
reo). j iv, 175; viii, 153. P
50; °53, 309; °54, 398; 63,
2 97? 75, 348; °90, 210;
5 795, 493; 96, 157; 08,
P
te 5, j vii, 142.
59,
us). 309
eae blasts). P 94, 112,
us (Dasyp P 94,
366, 369
J Ill, 331
93
ri Bea) P ’70, 110;
ee. P 53, 253. J
A
(Lampsilis). P 09, 537
Eersitin). P 07, 51
nd) (Bernhardus). P ’51,
nenicus). P 51, 254
a (Bernhardius). P °58,
£ as). P 58, 237
a-, stnesclandiac, ete.
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
955
novoleonis (Musculium). P ’03, 787
(Spherium). P ’03, 784, 787
(Streptostyla). P 99, 397;
703, 774
novomaculata (Cassida). P ’73, 77
novomexicana (Quercus). P ’04, 108
novozelandia (Lucina). J IV, 280
novozelandica (Mysia). P 772, 94
noxialis (Cuterebra). P ’59, Biol. 8
nubecula (Christolia). P ’73, 163
nubeculana (Anchylopera). P _ ’60,
349
nubeculus (Astatus).
nubicus (Dendromus). P ’05, 766
(Pieus). P 705, 766
nubifer (Agenia). P ’94, 297
(Bradycellus). P 58, 60; ’68,
382. J IV, 12, 29
(Toxotus). P ’59, 80
nubifera (Cicindela). P ’08, 510
nubila (Anaspis). P ’59, 78
(Erioptera). P ’59, 227
(Euryeelon). P ’65, 34
(Goniobasis). P ’64, 25;
22, 34. J V, 235
(Melania). P
25. J V, 236
(Mordella).
8
P '93, 540, 543
65,
‘et, Sis
7 eet
64,
P 58,
(Mordellistena). P ’62, 50
(Muscicapa). P ’67, 218
(Mycetophila). j vi, 153
(Pentaria). P ’62, 44
nubilans (Aleyrodes). P ’02, 281
nubilipennella (Tinea). P 759, 257,
259; ’60, 433
nubilipennis (Bembex).
359
(Notocyphus). P
235
(Trogus).
nubilipes ( Scenopinus).
P 95, 327
nubilis (Cecilius).
nubilosa (Amastra).
(Laminella).
(Leptoria). P ’91, 76
(Teichospora). P ’94, 332
nubilum (Boopedon). P 771, 153;
04, 519, 563; 07, 34
nubilus (Actinocrinus). P ’81, 306
(Agnoscelis). P ’60, 223
(Argyreus). P ’56, 186
(Attus). P ’01, 589
(Calicurgus). P ’97, 280
(Canis). P ’97, 31, 220. J II,
9
P 95, 354,
"97, 232,
P 46, 127
j vi, 170.
P ’86, 13
P °88, 44, 48
P 88, 48
(Centroblennius). P ’64, 209
(Chrysotus). j vi, 168
(Criocephalus). J II, 36
(Dendryphantes). P ’01, 589
956
nubilus. Continued.
sea hag F
(Gryltas),
04, 519
(Hydroporus) ‘
(Lumpenus). P ’64, 209
(Periechocrinus). P ’81, 306
(Pogonocherus). P ’62, 39
(Unio). P ’68, 161. J VI,
298
nubiterre (Peromyscus). P ’97, 206
nucalis (Unio). P ’58, 43, 52; ’60,
418
nucata (Lima). P ’97, 428
nuchale (Syrnium). P ’90, 127
nuchalis (Aspidonectes). P ’95, 404
‘ (Basiliseus). P ’62, 181. J
VIII, 125
(Campylorhynchus). P 756, 264
(Chlamydodera). P ’91, 449
(Cisticola). P ’05, 771
(Cristasaura). P ’62, 181
(Equula). P ’97, 73
(Heleodytes). P ’99, 308
(Hybognathus). P ’64, 283,
284; 77, 90; 785, 410; 708, 521
nuchalis argyritis (Hybognathus). P
08, 521
nuchalis regius (Hybognathus). P
08, 521
nuchalis (Leiognathus). P ’97, 73
(Pteroglossus). P ’67, 110
(Sphyrapicus). P 59,
63, 204; 66, 53; 69, 126
nuchipinnis (Clinus). P ’97, 133
(Labrisomus). P
98, 346; °99, 119;
nucicola (Pestalozzia).
nucifera (Cocos). P
703
(Navea). P ’62, 195, 210
(Pholas). P ’62, 196, 210
nuciforme (Trypanostoma). P_ ’68,
152. J VI, 337
nuciformis (Bulimulus). P
430
(Bulimus). P ’96, 430
(Cupressocrinus). P ’79, 362
(Lunatia). P ’82, 198
(Nesiotus). P ’96, 430
(Nesiotes). P ’96, 430
(Poteriocrinus). P ’79, 362;
86, 171, 172
Nucifraga. j viii, 152. P ’47, 203;
"51, 217; °65, 812; 791, 447; 798,
212; 703, 10, 15. J I, 47
nucigena (Melanopsamma). P ’93,
P 93, 446
P '62, 456, 475
P 64, 104
54, 107. J
j iv, 308. P71,
P ’55, 293, 298
?
153 ;
105;
133 ;
P 93, 461
89, 358; 705,
96, 398,
nucis (Teichospora).
nucivorus (Teredo).
nuclea (Anculosa).
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
-|.nucleus (Cassidula). P
’ Nuceula.
nuclea. Continued.
(Cyclas). P ’60,
(Lithasia). P
320. J V, 263
(Melania).
(Paludina).
nucleatum (Physarum).
nucleiformis (Mysia). j°
48, 102
(Platycrinus). ‘
(Pleurocrinus).
Nucleocrinus. j viii ‘ 89.
84, 85: °79, 231; ar 93
nucleola ’(Achatinella).
.(Amastra). P 88,
(Amphidesma). P ’
(Erycina). P 72,
(Helix). P ’74, 5
(Laminella). P ’s
(Lithasia). P
(Melania). P
(Partula). P
72 9
Nucleolites. j viii, 218. F
61, 431; 65, 75. J II, ;
nucleolus (Monilea). P ”
113 ae
(Rossiteria). P %
nucleopsis (Unio). P.
253. J I, 276
(Cyelas). P 760, |
(Cyathocrinus).
149
(Cyprea). P 708
(Dendrocrinus).
(Homocrinus).
(Mactra). j vi,
(Nucula). *
(Pecten). P 9
(Pentamerus).
(Planaxis). P ’
(Unio). P
J III, 297, 306
j ii, 270; iy.
214, 262; viii, >
46, 24; "147, "280,
102’; 50, 67; 754, 2!
285; °58, 221; *60,
97, "150; ‘68, 16;.
TA, 133, 142; 776,
192) 155- 164, 183
’86, 58, 351; 87,
a Bs V 125, 128,
323, 327; IV, 281,
318, 321, 335, 378;
135, 147
nueula (Amastra). P.
(Bulimulus). P
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 957
_j viii, 247. P ’65, 128,
1, 165. J VIII, 306
Abra). P 62, 574
desma). P ’48, 95; 62,
la). J VIII, 283, 292,
ina). P 72, 232
mya). P54, 29
Searis). P °56, 51
Sttonia). P °63, 61
P05, 855; °08, 352
ia). P '63, 61;
mnoeichla). P 99, 33
» (Azalea). P’ ’60, 200;
nudiflorum. Continued.
(Burigera). P ’61, 456
nudipes (Chlorodius). P 52, 79
(Gymnasio). P ’90, 130
(Gymnoglaux). P ’60, 374
(Putorius). P ’02, 136
(Strix). P ’60, 374
nudirostris (Treron).. P 59, 143
(Vinago). P ’59, 143; 205, 756
nudum (Cerion). P 96, 320
(Diadema). P ’63, 353
(Eriogonum). J III, 100
(Viburnum). P ’60, 303; 704,
606; ’07, 455
nudus (Bulimulus). P ’96, 399, 432
(Cyclopterus). P 192, 308
(Cyclotus). P ’04, 618
(Gissocrinus). P ’79, 314
(Gobiesox). P ’84, 45
(Heterograpsus). P ’58, 104;
’80, 208
(Nesiotus). P ’96, 432
(Pseudograpsus). P °47, 249;
58, 104; ’80, 208
(Typhlocareinus). P ’58, 96
nuecensis (Grystes). P ’54, 25
nueciana (Acacia). -P ’61, 4538;
62, 163
nugax (Anonyx). P 91, 480; Sikes
148
(Cancer). P ’01, 148
(Lysianassa). P ’01, 147
(Procellaria). P 64, 141, 144;
66, 192
(Puffinus). P 764, 141, 144
Nullipennis. P ’69, 200; ’72, 179
nulpina (Nomia). P 96, 55
numata (Difflugia). P 74, 157
(Nebela). P ’74, 157; ’76,
115-117; ’77, 264, 265; ’79, 162
numellata (Vertigo). P ’04, 408-413,
414 ,
| Numenius. j i, 54; v, 69, 71; viii,
156. P S51, 223; '52, 194;. ’53,
427; -’55, 315; °56, 294; ’57, 40;
58, 196; ’59, 108, 174; 761, 186,
205, 235; ’62, 321; 64, 68; 766,
98; °71, 32; 775, 354; ’92, 104;
93, 36, 61; ’95, 474; 1900, 4; 05,
688. J I, 223
numerata (Perdita). P ’96, 29, 51,
80
Numida. P ’46, 102; ’56, 321; ’59,
172; °63, 303; 64, 247; ’99, 36;
05, 756; 708, 86; 09, 357. J IV,6
numidiea (Limicolaria). P ’73, 247
numismale (Spherium). P 60, 295
numismalis (Areopagia). P ’90, 455
(Cyelas). P ’60, 295
(Diseoidea). J VII, 300, 325
(Sigaretus). J VIII, 340
nummifer (Atropus). P ’71, 209
958
nummifer. Continued.
(Bothriechis). P ’60, 345
(Carpiodes). P ’77, 72
(Teleuraspis). P ’60, 345
(Trigonocephalus). P ’60, 345
Nummularia. P ’93, 144
nummularia (Lysimachia).
83
(Spheria). J II, 285
nummularis (Strophalosia). P ’63, 4
Nummulina. P ’82, 190; ’90, 447
Nummuline. J IX, 118
Nummulites. j vii, 120, 122; viii,
218. P ’47, 281; ’48, 103; ’65,
74; °82, 189; ’84, 190, 321; 786,
57°: FA, Tad; TX, 187
nummuloides (Melosira).
P 1900,
P 61, 71
nummus (Zonitoides). P ’99, §24;
06, 124, 150
Numulus. P ’73, 198
numurulus (Crania). P ’73, 197
nunciola (Muscicapa).
P 75, 348
(Tyrannula).
nuncius (Ichneumon). P ’78, 352
nuntius (Forbesiocrinus). P ’79, 272
(Taxocrinus). P ’65, 140; ’79,
272
nupera (Architectonica). P ’62, 566
(Calocampa). P ’74, 210 \
(Lithasia). P ’63, 319
(Melania).
(Orbitoides).
(Solarium). P
171
nuperum (Pleurotoma). P ’48, 104
(Solarium). jvii, 141. P ’48,
106
nuperus (Pecten). P ’55, 259; ’81,
417
P ’60, 199, 511; ’80, 157
Nuphar.
nupta (Eleodes). P ’58, 181, 188.
708, 16
J IV, 37
nuptialis (Chromacris). P_
(Edmondia). P ’63, 12
(Romalea). P 708, 16
Nuria. P ’82, 279
nurse riippellii (Brachyalestes). P
06, 444
Nursia. P ’58, 161
Nursilia. P ’58, 161
nusculus (Balenoptera).
478
nutans (Agonum). P ’54, 52
(Alpinia). P ’89, 353
(Areyria). P 793, 365
(Bryum). P ’63, 95
(Catopsis). P ’89, 354
(Dracocephalum). P ’94, 58
(Euphorbia). P 710, 581
(Feronia). P 754, 52
(Pedicellina). J IX, 14
P 56, 289
J IX, 147
62, 566; 82,
P 91, 475-
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
j iv, 168, 170.
| nuttalli ’(Pica).
P ’63, "974, 308, 318
‘nuttallianus ( Unio). P
Continued.
nutans.
(Platynus). P ”
(Pobhlia)
nutkana (Rosa). P ’84,
nutkanus (Rubus). P_ ’§
nutkanus var. velutinus
98, 26, 301
Nutopia. P ’94, 278
nutpeensis (Chameeyparis)..
nuttalli (Antrostomus).
66, 58; ’68, 149
’(Arvicola). Pi a
(Buprestis).
(Cerostoma).
(Cytherea).
J IX, 151 Rape.
(Epialtus). P Bin
(Hesperomys).
(Hinita). j vii
(Lesquerella).
(Lucina). j vii, §
(Lytta). P 53,
(Murex). i vii,'s
(Mytilimeria). 2.
(Phalenoptilus). > 9
nuttalli californicus (Pk
P ’04, 581
P 91, 442
(Picus). P be
(Polygala). P 707
(Purpura). jv
ee Je
(Venus). —
(Vulsella).» jal
Nuttallia. j vii, 16.
98, 58
nutalliana (Anemone).
pomaeti PSs
(Helix). P ’57, 190
(Madia). P 78h :
(Mamillaria).
(Monolepis). p
(Pulsatilla). P
(Succinea). F
110, 111; °73, 20g
89, 209.’ J VI, 182
99.
TII, 310
nuttallii (Amianthium).—
J III, 103 hk
(Anemone). jy,
(Antrostomus). P
II, 123
(Aplopap us). P
(Atriplex). P
eer FE
(Caprimulgus). j vi
55, 307; 799, 16, se
14
un
eS).
nus). J Ill, 89
ptodon). P ’52, 199;
er =noptilus).
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
77,
P G67, 23; 1900,
P 99, 18
—_ (Phalenoptilus).
fen): P 64,116. J VI,
P ’47, 202; ’66,
P 743, 259; 763,
P 55, 441
P 98, 288;
(Cytherea). P
"90.
minus). P ’96, 429
mulus). P 96, 397,
; 1900, 89
incrassatus (Bulimulus).
P °96, 429
99, 13, 16. J I, 46; IL,
j vii, 16. P 63,
04, 257
93;
195 ;
230.
199;
JI,
58;
80,
423-
P
959
nux. Continued.
~(Bulinus). P ’96, 429
(Coniglobus). P ’05, 735
(Eulota). P ’05, 735
(Nesiotus). P ’96, 429
(Nesiotes). P ’96, 430
(Notropis). P ’10, 276
(Omphalostyla). P ’96, 430
(Unio). P ’53, 254. J V, 439
Nyacites. P ’58, 52
nyassaensis (Spatha). P ’64, 109.
J VI, 36
(Unio). P 64,108. J VI, 33
Nychia. P 08, 336
Nyctaginaceer. P ’62, 7;
96, 33; ’98, 379
Nyctaginee. P ’89, 400
nyctagineus (Oxybaphus). P ’63, 75;
98, 39, 310
Nyctala. P ’90, 127;
99, 22
Nyctalatinus. P ’90, 127; ’99, 31
Nyctale. P 46, 47; ’49, 157; 752,
210; ’53, 307; 59, 190; ’66, 50;
"70, 73;. 799,31. JI, 31; UH, 53
Nyctalemon. P ’03, 298
Nyctalops. P ’65, 5
Nyctea. P 7°44, 19;
"71, 96; 775, 344;
130; 1900, 28, 153
nyctea (Nyctea). P
28, 153
(Strix). j iii, 353; vii, 316. P
44,19; 753, 396
(Surnia). P ’52, 211; 753, 306
nycteis (Melitea). P ’61, 160, 161
Nyetereutes. P ’79, 185. J XI, 396
Nycteria. P 59, 173
Nycteribide. P ’94, 281
Nycteride. P ’89, 339
Nyeteris. P ’80, 133; ’89, 333;
336; 96,517; 04, 428
Nyeterium. j vii, 45
Nycteus. P ’45, 222; °53, 356
nyecteus (Decadocrinus). P 7 79, 342
(Poteriocrinus). P ’79, 342
nycthemerus (Triton). J III, ’341, 360
Nyctherodius. P ’60, 379; ’64, 65;
68, 150
Nyctiardea. P ’59, 108, 192; ’64, 65;
66, 95; °75, 353
Nyctibius. P ’51, 180, 184;
02, 677
Nyetibora. P ’06, 269; ’07, 152
Nyetiborinae. P ’07, 152
nyctiboroides (Ischnoptera). P
266
Nycticea. P 755, 437
Nyeticebide. P 01, 120-125
Nyeticebus. P 88, 96; 94, 182; ’01,
121; ’02, 127, 136-141; 704, 153.
J x 275
63, 75;
93, 41, 61;
69, 182, 184;
83, 65; 90,
90, 130; 1900,
91,
63, 286;
06,
960
Nycticejus. P "al, 95; 55, 432; 766,
285; ’82, 318; 794, 157; 96, "204;
97, 224
Nycticorax. j v, 67. P ’56, 322; ’92,
104; ’95, 472; 798, 79; ’05, 681;
08, 89, 153; ’09, 357. J I, 222;
IX, 411
nycticorax (Ardea).
viii, 156. P 755, 316
nycticorax neevius ’ (Nycticorax). re
92, 104; '95, 472; '98, 79; 705,
681; 08, 89, 153. Tix: 411°
Nyctidromus. P ’48, 89; ’51, 179,
180, 182; ’60, 1333 90, 206; 192)
106; ’99, 305
Nyetinomops. P 702, 393
Nyctinomus. P ’66, 285; ’82, 318;
789, 327; °94, 157; ’02, 393-398,
640; ’03, 26; 704, 251, 587, 588
Nyctiornis. P ’02, 677
Nyctipetus. P ’73, 334
Nyctipithecine.: J X, 276
Nyctipithecus. P ’88, 96, 102;
153. J X, 276
Nyctisaura. P ’64, 225; ’68, 97;
96, 310, 462. J VIII, 118, 174
Nyctobates. J IV, 38
Nyctonomus. P ’55, 438
Nyctophilus. P 66, 286; ’04, 428
Nyctoporis. P ’59, 76; ’66, 400; ’73,
334. J IV, 11, 36
Nyctornis. P ’02, 677
Nyctotherus. P 49, 232; ’50, 100;
56, 43; 77, 259: ‘79, 204. J L
301; VIII, 427
Nycyicejus. P ’89, 330
nyicanus (Palpares). P
nylanderi (Leptothorax). P ’03,
nympha (Achatinella). P 788, 37
(Lestes). P 98, 379
(Phasma). P ’04, 105
(Rhynchonella). P ’97, 426
Nymphea. j i, 133. P ’60, 199;
92, 368; ’98, 384, 412; 709, 391-396
nymphea (Chrysomela). P ’65, 217
(Clupea). P ’97, 63
(Galeruea). P 65, 217; 773, 55
(Leiotealia). P ’89, 103
(Mammillifera). j i, 178
(Sardinella). P ’97, 63
Nympheacea. P ’60, 199, 511; ’98,
384
P 91, 88
jv, 63, 67;
04,
199, 243
217-
nympheacea (Cercospora).
Nymphalide. P ’92, 157
nymphocola (Sealpellum). P ’08, 109
Nymphon. j ii, OL. P01; 165, 168
Nyroca. P 64,72; ’69, 2173 ’05, 762
Nysefoliella (Antispila). P ’60, 11
nysius (Pentamerus). P 779, 43 .
Nyssa. P ’89, 69; 1900, 649, 668;
701, 359; 02, 653; 07, 454; 10,
547, 569°
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
- obeordatum P Noocdenalant
nyssa (Actinocrinus). P
(Genneocrinus). P
(Nuculites). J VIII,
nyssegena (Zygnoella). P
Ryreons 2 P 94, 301, 303; 297,
yssonide. P 193, 467 ; 92,
Nyssonini. P 94,’ 302, — iS
oahuensis (Amastra). P ’88,
(Limnea). Bi: 703, 790
(Sterna). P ’62, 556 »
oajacensis (Helix). P 60, 151
Oakesia. P ’02, 660
oakesiana (Frullania). P
oaklandensis ee. us). P’
oaxensis (Epeira) P 0 01, 569,
Obba. P ’92, 393 397, 398
Obbina. P ’92, 398
obclavata (Leptachatina). P
obconica (Helix). J IX, 22
pene J IX, ee e
Trochomorpha).
(Trochonanina). Fd
obeonicus (Anchomenus).
296, 299; 54, 59
(Comaroeystites). By
(Eucalyptocrinus). / P
(Mariacrinus). 8.
Reverie. PS
obcordata (Ilex). a
(Phellopsis).
235 sn
obeordatus (Boletopliaguay
235
(Phyllites). P 758,
obducens (Polyporus). ee
221 im
obductus (Orthalieus). P 75,
Saprinus). P
Obelia. P ’76, 210;
Obeliscus. P 62, 565; :
228; 82, 168, 169, 17
87, 131; °99, 370;
665
obeliseus (Auriculella).
(Cerithium). P 707
(Chemnitzia). P ’
tarot, P 705,
(Helix P 99,
tBdoetnaiale P
(Stenogyra). P
(Turbonilla). P
obensis (Lemmus). P
(Myodes). P 74,
Oberea. P ’62, 38. a
153, 156; IV, 41
Oberopa. J Il, 156
obesa var. agglutinans, §
P ’88, 51
obesa (Algansea). Pa
(Amara). P 55,
—_— EI
as P88, 48
, Se P 73, 330
op IX,
s).
j viii, 48. P °62, 378
a). P %62, 378, 401
(B chypeaell) *P 98, 278
a adynotes). P ’06, 360, 401
P '59, 78 J
P 91, 51; 03,
P 72, 250
P 98, 273
. P 77, 23
P 60, 282
. P 03, 757
). P 66, 310; ’77,
P 64, 27
P 55, 394
P ‘73, 330. J
la). P 10, 587, 617, 623
P ’80, 36
ma). P 56, 206
ella). P 94, 276; 95,
; (Bernhardus). P 52, 6
pagurus). P %58, 237
a).
yhusa).
)
04; 73, 325,
erostichus). P ’73, 307, 314
J IV, 28
os
nobium). 45, 809;
5 om a). P "51, 252 ; 58,
rymetopon). JIV,36 -
a ma ys P 51, 250; 780,
mm nus). P "52, 82
motis). P ’06, 515.
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
4 743, 297 ; 55,
961
obesus. Continued.
(Bryttus). P ’59, 64; ’65, 274
(Cambarus). P ’77, 171
(Dyschirius). P ’66, 363
(Elater). j iii, 168
(Enneacanthus). P ’06, 515;
10, 601
(Euphryne). P ’58, 253
(Forbesiocrinus). P ’79, 276
(Heliastus). P ’04, 528°
(Hoplocetus). P 68, 196.‘ J
, 438
(Hydroporus). P ’66, 365
(Hypsilepis). P ’67, 157
(Leuciseus). P ’56, 203; ’67,
157
(Lithobius). P ’03, 153
(Lithocrinus). P ’79, 276
(Luxilus). P 756, 203
(Melantho). P ’75, 386 .
(Myliobates). P 55, 396. J
VIII, 236
(Odobenus). P 1900, 43
(Odonteus). P ’59, 282, 289
(Panopeus). P 71, 120; "78,
318
(Parascopas). P ’07, 191
(Podalgus). - 56, 19, 22
* (Pomotis). P 59, 64; ’77; 93
(Rosmarus). J VIII, 914
(Searabeus). J I, 88
(Scopas). P 07, 191
P 56, 203
P 94, 276
?
obfuscus (Unio).
197
obiensis (Carausius).
—_— P 63, 75; °67; 22. .J IU,
obiqua (Succinea). P 59, 188
Obisium. P ’04, 141
Obitoides. P ’02, 746
Oblada. P ’92, 266
oblatus (Actinocrinus). P ’81, 342
(Batocrinus). P ’68, 352
(Unio). J VI, 13
obligatus (Turbo). j ii, 241
oblinita (Acronycta). P ’75, 24;
710, 314
obliqua (Achatinella). P ’88, 28
(Aeshna). j viii, 15
(Allograpta). P ’95, 329
(Allorisma). P ’71, 71
(Anerea). J II, 162
(Anomia). P ’60, 181, 429
(Cereopis). Jj vi, 314
(Crassina). P ’72, 246
(Cyclas). P ’60, 295
(Cyclopteris). P ’60, 439
(Cyprina). P ’61, 31
P 57,172. JIV,
P 704, 46
962
obliqua. Continued.
(Cyrena). P ’60, 282
(Gyrotoma). P ’64, 97
(Helix). P ’60, 431
(Lamna). j viii, 219
(Lithasia). P ’63, 320;
22
(Lueina).
(Monedula).
(Mysia). P
(Naticina).
(Nebria). P ’66, 363
(Nucula). P ’47, 280; 748,
102; ’62, 581; ’82, 155, 183; ’86,
why 7h on 398, 400, 402; ’90,
4 ?
(Pectunculus). P ’48, 104; ’79,
219
(Saperda). jv, 274. J II, 162
j 111, 89
(Sceva).
(Sedgwickia). P ’71, 71
(Steniolia). P 95, 373
(Stictopora). P 784, 146
(Sucecinea). P 746, 136; ’58,
199; °’60, 19, 154; ’61, 330; 772,
106; ’75, 155, 230, 232; ’79, 33;
89, 209; '94, 23; ’96, 493; 1900,
149; 708, 45-51. J I, 70
obliqua totteniana (Succinea). P
789, 209
obliqua (Tettigonia). j iv, 342
(Trypeta). j vi, 186
(Urocoptis). P ’98, 276
(Venericardia). P ’02, 705
(Venus). P ’61, 33
(Viola). P ’03, 670-672, 677,
692, 695
(Vitrina). P 757, 184
Obliquaria. J XIII, 177, 263
obliquaria (Unio). P 53, 248, 251
obliquata (Ardistomis). P 57, 80
(Cardiomorpha). P ’71, 327
(Chama). P ’72, 119
(Cincindela). P "66, 362
(Conferva). P 1900, 689
(Dosinia). J IV, 278
(Isthmia). P ’53, 431;
688, 689
(Lunatia). P ’76, 296
(Natica). P ’56, 282;
(Penthe). P ’66, 347
(Prasocuris). P ’73, 52
(Siphonaria). P ’96, 453
obliquatulus (Cryptohypnus). P 745,
214
obliquatum (Diatoma). P 1900, 688
obliquatus (Unio). P 753, 253
obliquecostata (Cryptorhytis). P
76, 283
(Fasciolaria). P ’76, 288
obliquegranosa (Melania). P
748
65,
P 72, 87
P 795, 373
72, 93, 94
P ’82, 198, 210
1900,
76, 296
05,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
obliquestriata (Adeorbis). P ’82, 170
(Delphinula). P 748, 99; 782, —
(Vitrinella). J VIII, 367 3
obliquexpansa (Melania). P ’05, 748
obliquicornis (Prionus). J II, 108 %
obliquicostata (Fasciolaria).
24
obliquidens (Delphinus). P ’69, 22
(Lagenorhynchus). P 765, 177;
22
170
69,
obliquilineata (Tellnia). j by 259
obliquimanus (Hippolyte). P 752, 24
obliquinoda (Porcellia). P ’89, "298
obliquissima (Cyprima). P 61, 31
obliquulum (Bembidium). P °59, 83,
287
obliquum (Biddulphia). P 1900, 727 —
(Botrychium). P ’02, 665 4
(Conocardium). P ’65, 249 K
(Gryllus). P ’07, 192 b
(Platyceras). P-’89, 290; ’90, —
168 d
(Pleurotoma). P 748, 104 .
(Schizostoma). P 64, 93 yh
(Triceratium). P 1900, 727
obliquus (Abreus). P 753, 291 F
(Acrodobatis). J VIII, 250 3
(Aedilis). P ’62, 39 p
(Agrilus). P ’73, 92 7
(Ancylus). P ’97, 298
(Anisothyris). J VIII, 332 x
(Capulus). P ’90, 161, 168 b
(Colastus). P 58, 62. J IV 95
32 eS
(Cordulegaster). P ’62, 397, —
401 — Hi
(Buenemis). P 752, 46
(Gonolobus). P 73, 415 a
(Gryllus). P 04, 539
(Hister). jv, 37 Bis |
(Irpex). J III, 217 BE
(Labrus). P ’61, 89 ast
(Leiostomus). P ’61, 89; "63, —
32; 77, 210 .
(Melampus). j ii, 377. P
38.210; '71, 147 Ae
(Mugil). P ’63, 32 ia
(Omalisus). J i, 78 rah
(Otodus). P 46, 42; 67, 42,
J I, 199; VIII, 236 oe
(Pachydon). J VIII, 332 et
(Pectunculus). P 79, 219, 221
(Plagiodesmus). P 96, 264 ee
(Sanguinolites). P 71, 69 2S
(Scenedesmus). > 709, 393 a
(Tharops). P ’52, 46
(Tropidonotus). ’p 56, 248,
252 3
(Unio). P 53, 253, 265,
D4, 247, 248; 60, 156; 77,
196, 503. J V, 441
Anodonta). P 53; 264
P 53, 339
iobasis). P ‘64, 38;
otoma). P 65, 20
a). P 53, 339
zathyris). P 73, 187
nia). P ’64, 38
is). nia) "73, 187
P °73, 187
Ee fchalco hora). P 58, 66
pantheria). P ’60, 523, 524
minomada). P ’03, 592
tobregma). P 08, 386;
sin). P 703, 592
ura). J I, 328
galia). P 54,19. J I,
60,
65,
(Seaphidium). P
(Boletus). J III, 214
eutus). IV, 34
yc i omphus). ’p 799, 231
idion). J Hl, 14
?
lus). P 65, 101, 108
oporus). P *55, 292, 293
Pleurotoma). P 03, 269
_Gtheriaium P 09, 203
P 93, 222
~ P 72, 247
Sie 74.
P48, 98s) 62,
P 64, 218,
tamaulipensis (Glandina). Pp
‘ ydrocena), J IX, 96
dy P '72, 231. J I,
mellidoris). P ’80, 61
D1 ie). P87; "22, 27
ulites). J V, 121
P 792, 68; 708, 164
j ii, 310. P 71,
ma). P 66, 267
P 01, 584; *04,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
963
oblonga. Continued.
~~(Mysia). P ’72, 94
ie ee J IX, 93, 96,
(Ostrea). J VIII, 323 -
(Platessa). P 764, 218
(Pleuronectes). P ’64, 218
(Polymorphina). P ’87, 55
toma J IX, 96
Salmophasia). P ’82, 279
(Seintilla). P ’72, 224
(Sesarma). P ’80, 216
(Spiraxis). P ’60, 152
(Surirella). P 65, 16
(Systena). P ’73, 69
(Tellinides). J VIIL, 333
(Tingis). j iv, 325
(Tornatellina). P ’79, 21; ’8,
135. J VIII, 398, 399, 410; IX,
81, 109, 111
(Ungulina). P ’72, 92
(Xylocopa). P 96, 555
oblongata (Dactylina). P ’82, 164
(Mactra). P ’62, 573; 782,
157
(Metoptoma). P ’89, 292
(Mya). P ’53, 256
- (Panopea). Pp 747, 290; 748,
103. J I, 121; IX, 145
(Pholas). j ii, 320. P ’62,
196, 204, 571; 82, 155
(Pseudomops). P
05, 839
oblongatus (Gnorimocrinus). P ’79,
274
(Taxocrinus). P ’79, 274
oblongicollis (Athoiis). P ’44, 155
(Dolopius). P 745, 218
(Elater). P 45, 218
oblongifolia (Amblycorypha).
795; 707, 301; 710, 637
(Coreopsis). 5 vii, 76
(Hosackia) 63, 350
deutnararia). j vii, 43
oblongifolium (Cerastium). 710,
545, 549, 562
(Polygonum). P 63, 75
oblongifolius (Aster). 32H FP
"98, 32, 305 ©
(Rumex). P 70, 71
var sg mnens (Pterostichus). P ’73,
3
P 62, 4,
04, 513;
P 04,
oblongocarpa (Fraxinus).
166
oblongonotata (Adelosia). J II, 244
(Feronia). P ’60, 315. J I,
244
(Platysma). P 743, 297
oblongooculata (Turpilia). P 05,
812, 842
oblongulus (Trechus). P ’60, 318
oblongum (Moxostoma). P ’65, 274
964
oblongum. Continued.
(Polystomum).
(Trapezium).
(Trichostemma). J ITI, 100
oblongus (Aphodius). j iii, 215. P
44,135. J I, 103
(Borus). P ’98, 106
oblongus var. albus (Borus). P
1900, 390
oblongus (Bulimus). P
74, 58; 98, 106
oblongus var. albolabiatus (Bulimus).
P ’88, 127
P 05, 292
73, 247;
P 1900, 390
oblongus (Carangoides). P ’05, 83.
J XII, 513
(Caranx). P ’05, 83
(Catostomus). j i, 88; 108
(Chelanops). P ’04, 140
(Chelifer). j ii, 64
(Cryptodon). P ’72, 91
(Cueujus). P 744, 113
(Cyprinus). ji, 98. P ’77, 95
(Dioneus). P ’55, 389; ’57,
22, 28
(Erimyzon). P ’77, 45
(Helophorus). P ’55, 357
(Hydroporus). P 755, 293
oblongus glaber (Ostracion). P 703,
333
oblongus (Paralichthys). P ’04, 512
(Pentamerus). j viii, 231. P
43, 330; 752, 190
(Pleurophorus). P ’91, 250
(Pseudorhombus). P ’64, 218
(Scarabeus). j iii, 215. P 744,
- 135
(Sparus). P ’63, 177
(Strophocheilus). P 1900, 389
oblongus var. alba (Strophocheilus).
P 1900, 390
oblongus var. albolabiata (Stropho-
cheilus). P 1900, 390
oblongus var. crassus (Strophocheilus).
P 1900, 390
oblongus var. sanctepauli (Stropho-
cheilus). P 1900, 390
oblongus var. tobagoensis (Stropho-
cheilus). P 1900, 390
oblongus (Tibellus). P ’92, 59
(Unio). P ’72, 158.. J VIII,
52
obnubilus (Unio). P 757, 169% J
’ 7
Obolaria. P ’60, 146
obolarius (Gasterosteus).
251
Obolella.
208, 329
obolinus (Agrilus). P.’73, 92
Obolus. P 58, 44, 49, 141
obolus (Endodonta). J IX, 39, 108
(Helix). J IX, 37, 39
P ’86, 243,
P 61, 435; ’87, 18; 1900,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
obolus. Continued.
(Patula). J IX, 39
(Pitys). J IX, 39
obovalis (Unio). P ’53, 253; ’54,
240
Obovaria. P 1900, 78. J XIII, 177°
obovata (Abies). P ’93, 213; °95,
545
(Anculosa). P ’63, 320
(Corbiculata). P ’60, 271
(Cyclas). P ’60, 271, 295
(Cyrena). P ’60, 271, 282 —
(Cytherea). jvil, 182. P ’48, ©
99; °62, 575; ’82, 158
(Dione). P ’62, 575
(Euschides). J IV, 37
(Leptoxis). P ’63, 320
(Lithasia). P ’63, 320; ’65,
22
(Melania). P ’63, 320
(Meretrix). P ’54, 30 '
(Vitis). P 53, 270
obovatum (Erythroxylon). P ’89,
369 3
(Lepidodendron). P ’60, 441
obovatus (Anculotus). P ’63, 320 y
(Eleacrinus). P ’85, 243; 787,
94 :
(Goniasteroidocrinus). P 769, |
76; ’81, 393 . |
nt ee P ’78, 263; 81, ©
obpyramidalis (Actinocrinus). P
296
(Melocrinus). P ’81, 296
Obrium. P ’62, 39. J VII, 21
obrussus (Lymneus). j v, 128
obruta (Astarte). j vil, 150.
48, 96; ’62, 578; 780, 21;
159; ’87, 340; ’90, 143
(Mesalia). P ’90, 400
(Turritella). P ’48, 107;
263; ’90, 400
obrutus (Cadulus). P 705, 18
(Gadus). P ’05, 18
obscura (Acoura). P ’82, 281
(Alasmodonta). P 754, 246
(Alauda).
(Anas).
55, 13, 16;
61, 238; 64, 72; °71, 36;
356; ’83, 67; ’95, 467
(Anceryx). J IV, 175, 176
(Arca). P ’71, 164
(Aselera). P ’54, 21
(Blaps). j iii, 259
(Buprestis). P 57, 7
(Callula). J VI, 192
(Canice). P .’08, 88
(Chrysobothris). P
(Cistela). j v, 241
ms
73, 90 |
P 703,
P 60, 282
P ’73, 85, 87, 331
58, 181, 182;
P 710, 599
, 241
P °55, 388
). P 82, 234
elodes). P °53, 355
; miarcyria). P °91, 395
Holothuria). j iv, 156
(is . P04, 105
(Lamia). J II, 176
(Le i P 51, 333
P 55, 381;
a). P 705, 804, 841;
De lula). j preg 32
7 oxi 2 a). j iv V,
eneillia). p 705, 36, 53;
P 704, 105
eS ee
N P 64, 137, 144
eweombia). P ’88, 47
itidula). P ’73, 327
ntomyia). P sg9. 88; 95,
a). P 02, 718; 706, 365;
8 ?
P 64, 137, 144;
P 06,
stocerca). P 704, 534; 705,
07, 293; 709, 156;
nx). a IV, 176°
P ’06, 50
(Dia ed — 857
t ada a). P 95, 27
‘(Perdita). 96, 30, 32, 49,
heria). P 95, 27
782, 522”
P 51, 385
P 52, 101
Seeeenhalus). " P 04, 543;
824, 843
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
10, 594
obscurellus. Continued.
~_ (Dasytes). P °52, 170; ’66,
358. J IV, 36
(Erromenus). P ’78, 373
(Hydroporus). P ’55, 290
(Listrus). P ’66, 357, 358
. (Phytodietus). P ’78, 379
(Scydmenus). P ’52, 153
obseuricostella (Lithoeolletis). P 59,
318, 321
obseuriora (Hypotenidia). P 94,
137
sheetonts (Bembidium). P 702,
7
obseuripennis (Conops). P 95, 331
aa P 95, 304,
(Notocyphus). P ’97, 233, 235
(Pterotus). P 59, 86, 289
obseuro (Ypacaha). jv, 137
obscurum (Acrydium). P 710, 622
(Amblystoma). P ’67, 171, 192
(Callidium). P 59, 79
(Monostomum). P ’87, 24
Olpium). P ’04, 141
orinepinun). P ’61, 67
- (Prosthiostomum). E<"57, 22,
(Sacium). P ’52, 144
obscurum forma minor (Triceratium).
P 1900, 721 : .
obseurus (Anas). P ’53, 428
(Anchomenus). P ’54, 46
(Anthieus). P ’52, 96
(Atreus).
(Branchus). P ’66, 398
(Buliminus). P 1900, 586
04, 37;
(Calathus). P
(Calcinus). - P
60,
58, 234; °88,
(Carcharhinus). P ’04, 505
(Carcharias). P ’63, 333;
260, 262
(Cardiophorus). J IV, 35
(Carpodacus). P 51,
55, 311; °66, 80; ’99, 21
(Centrarchus). P ’60, 20
(Chlenius). P 56, 28; 59,
69. J IV, 29
(Chloritis). P ’04, 628 .
(Colymbus). P ’62, 231
(Criocephalus). J II, 386, 106
(Crocodilus). P ’69, 123
(Cymotomus). P ’64, 137, 144
(Dendragapus). P 64, 23
obseurus fuliginosus (Dendragrapus).
P 93, 28, 38, 61; ’98, 208; 703,
15; 04, 580
obseurus richardsonii (Dendragapus).
P 793, 38
obseurus (Dendrobates). J VI, 197
64,
220;
966
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
obseurus. Continued.
(Dermestes. j v, 185
(Dichilus). P ’57, 168
(Dolichopus). j ili, 85
(Empidonax). P ’59, 301, 303;
66, 62, 60
(Emys). P ’56, 312; ’57, 90;
91, 411
(Epantius). J IV, 38
(Exocentrus). J II, 160
(Gryllus). P ’04, 534
(Gryphinus). P ’52, 148
(Heliomanes). J II, 21, 103
(Helophorus). P ’55, 357
(Lamprocorax). P ’99, 216
(Lepomis). P ’77, 76
(Limnichus). P ’54, 116
(Mastodon). P ’70, 98; 72,
142; °74,-20, 221. J VII, 396;
VIII, 213
(Melocrinus). P ’85, 327
(Micromerus). P ’01, 135
(Molothrus). P ’66, 18
(Mycetophagus). P 756, 13
(Necrophorus). P 753, 276,
278
(Ochodeus). P ’54,-217. J I,
6
(GEdothorax). P ’05, 312
(Pelonomus). P ’52,42. J
IV, 32
(Perisoreus). P ’93, 45, 63
(Phidippus). P 1900, 540
(Picus). j iii, 369
(Pinnotheres). P ’58, 108
(Platypodon). P ’64, 262
(Ploceus). P ’99, 60
obscurus borealis (Progomphus).
708, 488
obscurus (Prionodon). P ’64, 262
(Pterostichus). P ’73, 306. J
II, 241
(Puffinus). P ’64, 137, 144
(Rallus). P ’94, 147
(Saprinus). P ’52, 40
(Scaphiocrinus). P ’86, 160
(Sceloporus). P ’97, 462
(Schizodus). P ’71, 165
(Scorpio). J V, 362
(Sorex). P 04, 589; ’08, 404,
407
(Sparassus). P ’09, 214
(Squalus). j i, 228. P 64,
262, 265
(Sturnus). jiv, 49. P ’66, 18
(Stylochus). P ’57, 22, 29
(Tachytes). > 93, 503, 504
(Tetrao). j vii, 193; viii, 156.
P '51, 222; 55, 314.. J I, 219
(Tmeticus). P 792, 38; ’05,
312
(Todus). j
iv, 169, 171
P ;,
SSeS oe
obseurus. Continued.
(Truxalis). P 704, 533; 705,
804; ’07, 180
(Tursio). P ’66, 295
(Unio). P 753, 251; ’59, 330.
J V, 442 ;
(Vespertilio). P ’66, os c
observus (Mastodon). P 93, q
Obsidian. P ’98, 90; 703, 389 i
obsidianus (Xantholinus). P '44, 34
obsita (Spheria). P ’95, 31 i
obsoleta (Anisotoma). P ’53, 284 %
(Blaps). j iii, 261 ;
(Calosoma). j iii, 149 ;
(Chrysomela). P 56, 37
(Cicindela). j ii, 143. P 66,
348, 362 |
(Corbicula). P ’60, 272 :
(Eleodes). P 758, 181; ’66, ©
348 1
(Feronia). P ’54, 57. J Il,
231
7 aloes P 60, 342, 564; —
01, ;
" Helodes). jiii, 453. P 56,37 ©
(Hippodamia). P 759, 82 4
(Hispa). j iii, 482 :
(Ilyonassa). P °71, 143; ’88, —
330, 332 7
(Lamia). J II, 174
(Libellula). j viii, 28
Margarita). P 65, 61
Grctraicen WN Jj viii, "154 ;
_(Nassa). Jj ii, 282; vi, 207,99
211. P ’48, 102; ’82, 168, 169, —
174; ’84, 12; 86, 280; 87, 405;
98.418; °08, 5 4
(Odontota). P ’73, 81
(Oreohelix). P 10, 50 Bs
(Pardosa). P 92, 71; 08, 197 i
(Plagiodera). P 73, 52, 53 G
(Strangalia). J I, 329 4
(Tetratoma). P 744, 113;
56, 14 a
’(Tritia). P ’90, 145
obsoletastriata (Nucula). P '56, s769
285
obsolete (Murchisonia).
obsoletoguttatus (Agrilus).
obsoletum (Agonum).
(Buccinum).
562
(Callidium).
(Calosoma).
(Dentalium).
(Plestiodon).
239
obsoletus (A&dilis).
J IV, 15, 30
(Agabus).
(Ateuchus).
(Bothynus).
86, 87; IV, 33
P '71, 175
P 57, 9
P 54, 57-
48, 97;
rr
J II, 106
P 62, 53
P ’91, 252
P ’52, 129;
J II, 174
j iii, 208 &
P 66, 720: oh ,
— Continued. <a
avtars P ’54, 218
231
uchus). P °76, 270
iteo). P °75, 101
lepus).
(Chilenius). P ’56, 26, 29. J
12, 29
lub T). j Vv; 347; vi, 36. Pp
342, 564; ’93, 385; 95,
1; 01, 45-48. J VOL, 136
-confinis (Coluber). Pp 01,
(9, 495 04, 472
i taanisestus (Coluber). P
“lindheimeri (Coluber). P
47, 48; 703, 549, 553
1 fabs (Coluber). POs,
us (Cryption), j iii, 265
ptoceph alus). J I, 259
mdropicus). P ’59, 141
bees). P 92, 334; 96,
, 34, 548, 552
hbrus). P
0). P ’75, 101
niptychus).
ptophractus). *p 73, 341
acrodon). P 791, 249
ye Pp 56, 13
ms (
(Helix). j ii, 154. P °58,
136; °73, 249; °75, 207;
a P lygyra). P ’96, 491; 1900,
occidentalis (Polygyra). P
5
533,
(Triodopsis). P ’75, 154,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
P54, 223.. J |
773, 319. J
967
obstrictella (Lithocolletis). P 59,
318, 322
obstructa (Bifidaria). P 1900, 591
(Planorbula). P 91, 322; 06,
124, 166
(Segmentina). P ’06, 166
obtecta (Martesia). P ’62, 195, 218
(Pholas). P ’62, 196, 218
(Spheria). P 95, 24"
obtectus (Bruchus). J IV, 39
obtruncata (Veniella). P ’77, 23
obtrusus (Mesotes). P ’66, 128
obtunsa (Filaria). P ’86, 308
obturator (Leptothorax). P ’03,
218, 224, 235, 249
obtusa (Amara). hg
316
(Area). P ’71, 164
(Asterina). P ’89, 174
(Biddulphia). P 1900, 691,
700, 712, 721
P 72, 98
(Bythinella).
(Cereopis). j iv, 339: vi, 305
(Chamecyparis). P 72, 33
P 55, 300
(Corticaria).
(Cyrena). P ’60, 275, 282
P ’55, 389
(Doris).
(Eleodes). P ’61, 352
(Euryusa). P 66, 373
P 85, 10; 86, 308;
55, 348; 760,
(Filaria).
90, 412
(Glandina). P ’46, 67
oa (ouyeeria)- P 04, 605; 09,
(Goniobasis). P ’64, 28; ’65,
3
(Grimmia). P ’55, 446
(Leptachatina). P ’88, 54
(Liomera). P ’58, 32
(Meiboma). P ’10, 566
(Melania). P ’64, 28
(Monoxia). P ’65, 221, 222;
"73, 56
(Montacuta). P ’72, 233
(Nitzschia). P ’61, 71
(Odontella). P 1900, 700
(Ophisoma). P ‘’s2, 283
(Plumiera). P ’89, 391
(Polyeesta). P ’58, 68, 69;
73, 89, 332
(Retinospora). P ’79, 210
(Rhadinea). P ’63, i101; 68,
132; ’08, 123. J VIII, 139
(Seala). J VIII, 193
(Trachelomonas). P ’05, 668,
673
(Trigonia). J VIII, 320
(Trogosita). P ’62, 87
(Unio). P ’53, 256
(Voluta). P ’62, 563; ’82, 169
(Woodsia). P ’60, 515; 63, 80
(Xantho). P ’58, 32
968
obtusalis (Cyclas). P ’60, 295
obtusam (Acridium). P ’78, 315
obtusangula (Microcystina). P 704,
634
(Pterostichus). P ’73, 309
obtusata (Carex). P ’63, 78
(Helix). P ’99, 370
(Pisonia). P ’89, 400
(Platanthera). P ’63, 76
obtusata pubescens (Sphenopholis).
P 710, 548, 549, 555
obtusatus (Hister). P ’52, 39
(Hydrocharis). P ’55, 369
5 Aaedananlly j iii, 202. P
55, 369
ag emhitis). J XI, 232-236,
seule (Coprobius). P 744, 45
(Mesonyx). P ’92, 306. J IX,
55
obtusidentata (Cicindela). P ’08, 507
obtusifiora (Cuseuta). P ’89, 394
obtusifolia (Asclepias). P ’60, 304;
04, 605
(Canavalia). P ’89, 377; ’05,
698; 709, 486 f
(Cassia). P ’67, 19
(Peperomia). P ’05, 700
obtusifolium (Gnaphalium). P 1900,
' 483; 702, 664
obtusifrons (Sesarma). P ’51, 250;
’80, 216
(Thericles). P ’04, 676
obtusiloba (Quercus). P 776, 328;
81, 122; °85, 379
(Sphenopteris). P ’60, 440
obtusilobata (Onoclea). P 776, 143
obtusilobatus (Phyllites). i 58, 266
obtusior (Juneus). P ’67, 22
obtusipes Sema gates a 58, 101
_ (Thelphusa). P 36
obtusirostris Paclbeadeey. vs 789, 253
obtusispina (Acrosoma). P ’09, 212
obtusispira (Pleurotomaria). P 66,
Tt ee
obtusivolva (Gyrodes). P ’61, 320;
93, 221; ’05, 21
obtusum (Buccinum). P 53, 320
(Dendrerpeton). P ’68, 210,
213 :
(Goniothecium). P ’90, 138
(Hydnum). J III, 216
(Nasturtium). P ’63, 57
(Sphenopoterium). P ’60, 448
(Triceratium). P 790, 139;
1900, 721, 724, 726, 729
obtusus (Angulus). P ’65, 56
(Argyreus). P ’56, 185
(Erianthus). P ’04, 672
(Euomphalus). P ’89, 296
(Eupachemys). J VIII, 232
(Latirus). P ’99, 7
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
obtusus. Continued.
(Listrochelus).
(Olibrus). P
(Oligomerus).
(Phoxus). P ;
(Rhinichthys). P 756, 185; —
45
(Squalus). P 62, 235
(Straparollus). P ’89, 296
(Unio). P ’53, 246, 253; ’77,
31. J IV, 46; V, 406 4
obuncus (Poteriocrinus). P ’79, 335 —
(Unio). P ’71, 192. J VIIL9 ©
obvelata (Cyprea). P ’05, 292 u
(Doris). P ’79, 115; ’80, 47
ocai (Amizilis). P ’99, 208 :
ocea (Farrea). P ’98, 430 ia
(Murex). P ’90, 67; 794, 223 ©
oceallatum (Spheridium). jv, 191
oceata (Goniobasis). P ’64, 25 4
(Juga). P ’64, 25 me
64, 95: "i
P 156, 81;
oceatoria (Tettigonia). j vi, 811
oceatus (Unio). P ’60, 307. J V, —
398 a
occelata (Pseudopotamilla).. P ai! a
Pe 206
555, 558, 559; ’08, 360
occellaris (Cheenopsetta).
occidens (Capulus). P ’90, 161, 163
(Corbicula). P ’60, 272
(Platyceras). P 90, 163
(Unio). P 53, 246, 254; ’
237, 243; 758, 13; 60, bi. J Iv,
occidentale ( Aceratherium).
157. J VII, 390 a
(Anacardium). ¥ he 374: 8
(Arceuthobium), P ’81, 439
(Chemnitzia). J IV, 391 “a
(Cladium). P ’89, 360; 705,
697
(Discoidea). P 05, 7. J 1,
P 78, 366
398 |
P 56, 59; ‘51,
(Exochilum).
(Hipparion).
58, 27. J VIL, 2iew
ep
J Til, 264
a fe
89, 158;
358, 401
(Hippotherium).
158; ’90, 182
(Hypoxylon).
(Platyplectrum).
(Pterochiton).
(Spherium).
407; ’72, 104, 109
* (Syrnium). P
198; ’92, 115, 117;
41, 61
occidentalis (Aceratherium). P
65 dae
(7Echmophorus). P 762,
93, 29; '08, 87. J IX, 396, :
’(Agassizocrinus). P 86,
ee
neotettix). P ’06, 371;
ius). P °55, 416; °57, 9
milla). P °60, 557; °68,
ida). P ’55, 310
; ytropidia). P ’04, 518,
ere’ 2, 58; 535 07, 286;
7, el
0 oa P 709, 282
ithonotus).
a. 763, 70°
n ops). P °02, 40
on). P 71, 136, 132
irdea). P 64, 63. J I, 222
mde). P 01, 557
la). P %53, 408; '74,
(Astatus). P °93, 540, 542
. sys ), P 78, 92; °94, 409
at opecten). P ’63, 9: °65,
lites). P 61, 316
ibex). P 95, 355
pharopoda) j viii, 131.
J 89
C >. P 03, 757
anis). P 50, 89; °54, 200,
134; ’82, 327; 1900, 46.
: ; I, 168; VII, 28, 356,
a. P 755, 268
). P 56, 283; 60,
thus). P 60, 512;
“BT, 325; °90, 266; *02,
tals s var. ealifornicus (Cephal-
). J III, 90
ee mricelus). P 705, 303
ella). P 01, 579;
torhina). P 68, 28
ratorhyncha). j viii, 158. P
hinca). P ’68, 6, 7, 28
us). P ’08, 405
emnitzia). P 705, 22
u a). ? 56, 69, 283; 60,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
i
}
969
occidentalis major (Chincha). P ’08,
97 —
occidentalis (Chordodes). P ’07, 272
(Chorinemus). P ’63, 167
(Chrysoeoptis). vii, 8
(Cladoeyelus). P 56, 256;
’57, 90
(Cladodus). P 59, 8, 30
(Coleocentrus). P ’78, 376
(Conocephalus). P ’09, 475
(Corbicula). P ’60, 432
(Corbula). P 55,268
(Crepis). j vii, 29. P ’63, 69
60, 18, 295
eg 156, 116, 279;
°60, 282, 432
98,
P 66, 69;
217; ’99, 15
(Discoidea). P ’76, “a %
ge): J VII, 2 63,
Cleaadia’. P 09, 482
(Equus). P 65, 94. J VII,
267; Tx. 392; XI, 255, 256
(Ereunetes). P 64, 107; 66,
97; ’93, 36, 61; 97, 372
(Estrelda). "p 59, 138
(Feronia). J II, 253
(Gasterosteus). P ’77, 93; ’86,
235, 251
(Geograpsus). P ’80, 195
et os P:-759,; 119
(Glaucus). P ’62, 296
(Glyptaster). ig 81, 370
occidentalis var. crebescens (Glyp-
taster). P ’85, 323
occidentalis (Hadrosaurus). P
P57, a 60, 431 -
68; ’74, 225
(Helix).
(Heterandria). *p , 890
(Hierochloa). P ‘62, "460, 337
(Hipparion). P ’57, 157
(Hoplophoneus). P ’79, 171
(Hyalopomatopsis). P 08, 362
(Ischnoptera). P ’10, 410, 411,
413, 451
(Juniperus). P 83, 189;
4, 6, 314
(Krigia)..j vii, 104
(Laroides). P 62, 296
Larus 4} will, 157.,- P
99, 17;
y;
296; ’71, 40; ’93, 30;
687. J Ix, 397
‘ (Lepidotus). P56, 78;
(Lepomis). P ’06, 516
(Leptophis). P ’94, 204
(Lesquerella). P ’07, 248
(Leuconia). P 710, 667
(Leucosomus). P 754, 187;
56, 203
(Limax). P ’76, 184
70,
98,
62,
05,
57,
970
occidentalis. Continued.
(Litoria). P ’53, 301
(Lophiodon). PP ’68, 282;
70, 41233 :7°F2, BS Va "21, 239,
357, 391
(Lucina). P 156, 273, 284;
60, 246; °61, 427; ’72, 86
(Lunatia). P ’60, 422
as (Lupus). P ’51, 148, 156. J
, 15, 79
(Luxilus). P 756, 203
(Lygia). P ’54, 176
(Machairodus). J VII, 367
(Marumba). P ’09,113 -
(Melania). P ’64, 98
(Melanoplus). P ’06, 404
(Meleagris). P ’75, 349
(Melilotus). P ’67, 18
(Melocrinus). P ’85, 327
(Melolontha). P ’54, 218 J
ITI, 232, 235.
(Mephitis). P ’04, 579
(Mosasaurus). P 746, 39; 759,
Otome. e P ’63, 87
Myrmica). P ’77, 301, 304
(Narcobatus). P 10, 472
. (Natica). P ’56, 64, 282; 60,
31, 422
(Nautilus). P ’88, 242
(Neithea). P 755, 269; 72,
263; ’94, 65
(Neotoma). P 55, 335; ’74,
175; ’94, 213, 249
ay, Ceeneneny? j viii, 139. P
,
(Nitocris). P ’65, 345
(Nodosaria). P ’55, 268
(Numineus). P ’52, 194
(Oreaster). P ’89, 173
(Orthis). P ’52, 190
(Otocoris). P ’51, 218; 799, 21
Sarton i P 92, 312
Panopea). P. 756, 270, 283;
57, 125; 60, 424
OS Hs P 71, 248; ’93, |:
(Petrodus). P ’88, 243
(Petrolisthes). P 758, 227;
71, 240
(Pholadomya). j viii, 223. P
50, 67; °61, 421; ’93, 222; 05,
13. J IV, 275, 276
(Pieris). P ’66, 238 i
(Planorbis). P ’81, 93-103
(Platanus). P ’62, 12; ’83,
201; ’84, 14, 117; ’01, 360; ’07,
456
(Pleurophorus). P ’91, 250 -
(Podiceps). P ’62, 229. J IX,
395
(Peeilus). J II, 253
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
occidentalis. Continued.
(Pogonomyrmex).
82, 269; ’83, 294;
(Polybia). P ’98, 449
(Polyphemus). j i, 433. P
242; ’91, 189. J III, 150
(Polyphylla).
(Polyporus).
(Pontophilus).
195
(Poteriocrinus).
189. J II, 92
(Procamelus).
76, 144-146; ’92, 414. a
151, 356, 382
(Proscopia). P 704, a
(Peendoeta ae
(Pseudovermilia).
( Pterostichus). P = 78,
TI, 253
(Ptychodus). P ’68,
(Pygosteus). P 86, 334
occidentalis var. mainensis (
teus). P ’86, 236
occidentalis var. nebulosus ¢
teus). P ’86, 236
occidentalis (Recurvirostra).
97. J I, 224
(Rhinoceros). P 750, 11!
276, 327, 331; °53, 392; 754,
57, 89, 158; 758, 157;
70, 112. J VII, "91, 206,
357, 390
(Rubus). P ’60, 303; 70,
10, 580
P ’89, 399 —
86, 344;
(Salvia).
J F vin, 196,
occidentalis var. aurita (Sea d
P ’81
08, 78
FP
P 58, |
(Seala).
VIII, 196 ;
occidentalis (Sealaria). a V
(Scaphiocrinus).
(Scarabeeus).
(Sceloporus).
301
(Sciurus).
= 80,
j vii, 188: 1
(Sialig)
(Sialia).
P ’46, 113; 50, 310;
I, 37; II, 264
Srey j vii, 190
Poe;
(Symphoricanali P
(Syrnium). P 766,
(Tectura). P 60,
427
(Tellina). ;
56, 273, 284; 760, 426
(Terebratella).
77, 156; 91, 172
(Tetronarce).
2
P 63,
—.
P 56, 811;
; 74, 74, 225
60, 557; 768,
00
P 68, 181; ’72, 33;
2,110; 01, 355
edo). P '63, 333; 77,
). P 53, 253
anoscopus). P ’61, 112;
P 68, 28
P 91, 333
). P 78, 380
eros). P 1900, 698
oblattina). P ’85, 37
stus). P 68, 124, 127
P 68, 197. J
P ’70, 74
P '66, 310;
a). P ’01, 66, 68
rosoma). P 756, 311
P '57, 181; 61,
P °54, 95; ’56,
> 268, 365, 401
P 68, 246
P °85, 397, 402,
aetus). P ’59, 31
Tot nigh 2 Ol; 442
s (Oxyrrhopus).
naculata (Storeria). P 56,
"95, 406; '01, 42; 03, 554
P 71,
r»pidonotus). P ’01, 42
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
-oceani (Teredo).
nlatus (Ischnognathus). P |
971
7 Sees (Hoplismenus). P 73,
(Ichneumon). P ’73, 110, 127
occisa (Heterina). P ’01, 134
occisor (Triconodon). J LX, 196
occulata (Cytherea). j ii, 274
Oceulina. P 795, 116, 124
occulta (Amalopis). P ’60, 17
(Bulla). P ’48, 97
(Helicina). P 57, 193; ’58,
211; ’60, 155; °73, 252; ’79, 33;
90, 997; 96, 494; "1900, 116; 702,
420, 421)
‘(Melania). P ’60, 67, 155; ’64,
(Pseudovalsa). P 95, 27
(Spheria). P ’95, 27
occultus (Unio). P 754, 249
P 62, 456
oceanica (Anguilla). ji, 407
(Carpophaga). P 754, 229
(Coceoneis). P ’61, 65
(Columba). P 54, 229
(Eurylepta). P 57, 20
(Grammatophora). P 753, 431
(Helix). J IX, 34, 111
(Nautiloplana). P "57, 20
(Oceanites). P 64, 83; 66,
195
(Planaria). P 57, 20
(Portunus). P 58, 38
(Procellaria). j iii, 233. P
. 764, 83; 766, 195, 196
‘(‘Thalassidroma). P 764, 83
oceanicus (Grapsus). P ’80, 191
a (Metopograpsus). P ’80, 190,
(Rhinoseopelus). P 703, 754
(Totanus). P 756, 40; 58, 195
Oceanites. P 61, 242; 64, 82; 766,
192, 195; ’69, 203, 206, 212
Oceanodroma. P 64, 74; °66, 193;
69, 212; 798, 136
Oceanomyzon. P 707, 461
ocellaris YSleanive). P 792, 275
(Cheenopsetta ) . P 64, 218
(Ciechla). P 71, 291
(Heterogryllus). P 705, 834
(Platessa). P 764, 218
(Pseudoehombus).
(Symphodus). P ’92, 270
ocellata (Aleyonium). P ’89, 120 -
(Aplysia). P ’88, 326
(Area). P 04, 559, 560
(Cereosaura). P 98, 103
(Channa). P ’97, 69
(Chilophryne). P 762, 358
(Coccinella). j iv, 93
(Corticifera). P ’89, 120, 125
(Corvina). P ’61, 88; 63, 30
(Euphorbia). J III, 46
972
ocellata. Continued.
(Gnathophysa). P ’74,128. J
VI, 73, 112; VIII, 113
(Meleagris). P 90, 204
Menippe). P ’79, 393
S elsnen tis tin, P ’08, 489
(Murenophis). j v, 108
(Oberea). J II, 152
(Palythoa). P ’88, 309; 89,
120
(Perea). P ’63, 30
(Phrynoidis). 4 63, 50
(Placopsis).- P 756, ” 236, 237;
61, 215
(Polycera). P ’80, 107
(Poreellana). P ’58, 229; ’78,
298, 325; ’°79, 407
(Pseudocreobotra). P ’03, 716
(Quenselia). P ’98, 347 ;
(Raja). j iv, 108. P ’10,-470
(Rana). 1. 336; vi, 36, 73
(Regenia). P 96, 310
(Sciena). P ’63, 30
(Sicyonia).
(Sidera). P ’84, 42
(Solea).
(Thionia). P ’07, 494
(Vipera). P ’59, 341
costing’ (Polystomum). P ’88, 127
(Syrnium). P ’90, 127
ocellatus (Antennarius).. P ’63, 176;
84, 45
(Antrostomus).
II, 123
(Astronotus). P ’82, 275 —
“4 ear da P '51, 187. J
Pay .
(Centropomus). P ’63, 30
(Cerastes). P ’54, 102
(Chetodon). P ’97, 123
(Chironectes). P ’63, 176
(Crenilabrus). P ’92, 270
(Cystignathus). P ’53, 420. J
LE, S70 F4, 38505 ry
*(Glyptosaurus). P ’71, 105
‘(Gongylus). P ’56, 156
(Gymnothorax). P ’97, 94
(Hygrogonus). P ’71, 256, 291
(Johnius). P- ’61, 88; ’63, 30
(Latirus). P ’91, 50
(Leptodactylus). P 53, 420
(Lophius). P ’63, 176; 84, 45
(Lycodontis). P ’97, 94
(Monochirus). P ’92, 277
(Nautilocorystes). P ’58, 40
PA he ia ta P ’82, 280; ’87,
2 ’
(Platyonichus). P 50, 24; ’71,
120; °78, 321, 337; °79, 399; °84,
12; ’88, 125, 330, 333. J III, 149
(Pleuronectes). P ’62, 241
P 51, 183. J
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
ocellatus. Continued.
(Pseudocarcinus). P 50
78, 318; ’79, 393 ar
’(Rhodeus). P 110, 47
(Salamandra). J I, 2
(Scienops). P 63, 30
ocellatus jamaicensus @ ph
IV, 183
ocellatus (Symphodus). —
(Synchiropus). P pa
(Tomodon). P 63,
(Varanus). P 756, 1
(Zenopsis). P ’63,
(Zeus). P ’63, 332 =
ocellicauda (Philypnus). ee
125
ocellifera (Cynthia). P ”
ocelote (Hippiscus), P 0
(CEdipode). P 704, 5:
Ocenebra. P ’04, 593
Ochetodon. P 74, 184, f
193; ’82, 326
Ochetotettix. P 705, 801,
Ochina. P ’45, 309
ochlea (Amauris). P 66, 2
(Danais). P ’66,
Ochodeus. P 54, 217, "229;
J I, 86; IV, 34
ochotensis (Eupagurus). re
248 :
hg tetie ds. P 60,
P 99.
eau
P 758, 2
ae bela
(Seala). Sse
ochoticus (Etecoata ans
Ochotona. P ’04, 589; ’0
ochracea (Asterias).
(Cenonympha). P ’
(Erythrodiplax). P
489
(Euphea). P 0A, |
(Haltica). P ’58, —
42
(Lucina). P Boe 88
(Symphynota). De
(Systena). P 6,
(Thelephora). J
ochraceipennis (Ctenonychu
150 ;
(Trimerotropis).
ochraceoflava (Thelentes
220
ochraceum (Corticium).
(Hydnum). J a
(Hypnum). P 55, «
ochraceus (Antheroaam
115
(Pectunculus). P
(Philhydrus). P ”’
S71; .
Continued. —
lo). P 53,254, “256, 265,
0,17; 61, 310, 398. J Vv,
ita). P 53, 342. J IV,
(Eleocharis). P 07, 458;
henophorus). P 58, 80.
(Cirsium). P °92, 363
; (Carduus). P °92) 363
(Cecilia). P °66, 132.
us (Trachycomus). P ’02,
dus). P ’02, 683
(Vermicularia). P ’93,
athe). P 64, 208
Hyperanodon). P 71,
P 52, 136,
pectoris) P 63, 96
| var. rigida (Alectoria). P
. (Centaurea). ¥ °83, 193
Heli ). P ’88, 290; ’04, 419
(Hosackia). P ’63, "350
otropis). J VIII, 405,
ete pn A). a ITI, 220
la). P 03, 687, 695
n (Desmodium). P ’64, 17
279
" (Stenolop hus). J IV, 29
(Feronia). J IV, 29
mus (Feronia). P ’68, 379
nolophus). P ’66, 347; 68,
ophus). P °43, 297
a (Desmognathus). P ’59,
9, 113, 114; 95, 400; 06,
hlebia. P ’01, 373
us. P ’51, 148
ments). P '04, 579, 588.
). P 65, 102; ’73, 325
38
tha (Hypsiglena). P ’83,
87 703, 353; 708, 123
2 (Hypsiglena). P ’60,
ae 302; 66, 304
P 73, 328
3 (Ctenucha). P 75, 44
SUVA tropis). J VIII, 405
drocena). J VIII, 405
phalotropis). J VIII, 405
ia). J VIII, 405
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
973
Ochsenheimeria. P ’60, 433
Ochthebius. P ’55, 357, 361. J IV,
30
Ochthedromus. P ’57, 3,4. J IV, 29
Ochthephila. P ’92, 393
Ochthera. j iii, 99. P 94, 281; ’95,
338
Ochthodromus. P ’05, 759
Ochtheca. P ’99, 50, 306
Ocimum. P ’89, 399
Ocinebra. P ’65, 64; ’78, 395; ’88,
188; ’91, 51, 57; ’97, 296; ’04, 17
ocista (Collocalia). P ’06, 179, 184,
185, 195, 196
oemulgeensis (Unio). P ’61, 38. J
V, 95
ocoéense (Pleurocera). P ’65, 21
ocoéensis (Goniobasis). P
65, 21, 26
’(Melania). P 64, 44
(Potadoma). P 64, 44; ’65, 26
ocreata (Fraseria). P 59, 51
(Lycosa). P ’90, 422, 427;
92, 66; 1900, 538; °02, 540; 03,
143; 04, 263, 276-278, 288; 08,
214, 215, 220
ocreata pulchra (Lycosa). P ’02,
"64, 44;
537, 540; 703, 68, 128, 129, 132,
136, 139, 145, 645; ’04, 263, 290
ocreata (Schizocosa). P 708, 165,
212, 215
ocreata pulchra (Schizocosa). P 708,
165
asda (Agonum). P 743, 299;
54, 5
ocreatus Toatiaterac’, P ’04, 670
(Tephrodornis). P ’56, 316;
59, 51
ocresia (Trypeta). P ’94, 281
octandra (Phytolacea). P ’98, 394
octavius (Basilichthys). P ’99, 326,
octavus (Attus). P ’01, 588
: (Dendryphantes). ’P 1900, 540;
01, 588; 704, 137
'(Eris). P 92, 77
oetocinectus (Serrans). P ’62, 241
octocola (Chrysobothris). P ’58, 67.
J IV, 12, 34
octocostata (Scala). J VIII, 198
octocostatum (Dolium). P ’62, 564;
82, 168
octoculata (Borlasia). -P ’01, 726
Octocynodon. J XII, 535
octodecemspinosus (Myoxocephalus).
P 704, 511
octodentata (Corticaria). P 55, 303
(Dicera). P ’58, 40
rn (Cyelograpsus). P ’80,
2
(Heterograpsus). P ’80, 209
(Latridius). j iii, 325
974
61, 274,
P ’10, 584
P ’01, 137
octofilis (Trichidion). P
280
octoflora (Festuca).
octogesima (Ceeliccia).
Octoglena. P ’64, 186
Octogomphus. P 1
octoguttata (Cicindela). P 708, 511
(Coccinella). P ’47, 179
octogyrata (Achatinella). P ’88, 54
octolineata (Scala). J IV, 294
(Tettigonia). j iv, 340
octolineatus (Cnemidophorus). - P
58, 255
(Simotes). P ’02, 180
octolirata (Astarte). P ’61, 150. J
IV, 394
(Pyropsis). P ’05, 23
octoliratus (Ficus). P ’05, 23. J
III, 3382; IV, 276
octomaculata (Nitidula). jv, 181
Panurgus). P ’96, 60
perdits), P ’96, 32, 49, 51,
58, 60
octomaculatis (Cfdionychis). P 773,
59
octona (Bulimus). P 58, 206
(Stenogyra). P ’73, 247; 791,
333; ’99, 370
(Subulina). P ’99, 370; 710,
502, 518, 665, 667 |
octonaria (Turritella). j vii, 144.
P °48, 107; ’62, 568; ’82, 173
octonemus (Polynemus). 58,
167; ’61, 274, 280
octonoides (Opeas).
370; ’03, 775
(Rumina). P ’89, 207
(Stenogyra). P ’75, 153, 187;
96, 415; ’99, 370
octonotata (Leptura). j iii, 419.
J I, 335; IV, 41
P 708,
P 96, 415; 99,
J I, 337
(Stenura).
octonotatus (Dendryphantes).
221
octopa (Sepia). j ii, 101
octopetala (Dryas). P ’63, 61,94; 784,
82; 93, 206, 210; 95, 543. J
III, 181, ae —
Octopoda.
ceaaetaae (Dioetria), sd iii, 49
(Feronia). P 54,
(Mordella). P 2, 46
octopunctatum (Agonum). P ’43,
296; ’54, 54
octopunctatus (Carabus). P 754, 54
(Platynus). P ’54, 54
(Taracticus). P 95, 323
Octopus. P ’71, 126; ’88, 324
octospilota (Apatura). P 57, 7
ocularis (Hyla). j v, 342. P 55,
429
(Hylodes). P ’55, 429
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
(Tylosis). P 753, 441. J
9; IV, 40 peat
oculea sumatrana (Calope
02, 671 es
- oculea (Euryzona). P 94, 1:
(Gallinula). P ’59, 17:
142
(Rallina). P ’94, 142_
ocularis crocatus (Hyphantornis)
05, 780
oeulata (Argia). P ’08, 481,
(Chalina). P ’84, 204
(Chrysopa). j vil 45
(Coenocara). P 65, 243
(Cribrella). P ’01, 174
(Cymothoa). j E 898
(Doreatoma). P ’65,
(Mordella). P 62, 47
(Mylabris). P ’08, 611
oculata var. moufleti (M label
08, 611 ‘ :
oculata var. ophthalmica (My
P ’08, 611
(Rhina). P 62, 500
(Sebastes). P ’99, 360
(Solea). P ’92, 277
(Thalanessa).
oculatana (Dysodia).
oculaticollis (Oberea).
(Saperda). j iii, 406.
164; IV, 41 ;
oculatum (Elastoma). P ’62,
oculatus (Zoloplus). P ’09,
(Alaus). P ’77, 260; 7
J IV, 35
(Anthias). P 62, 241,
(Balistes). P 1900, 514
(Bryttus). P 65, 83;
(Cancer). P ’63, "139°
(Canthidermis).
1900, 514
(Centropristis).
(Chorophilus).
(Clibanarius). P °58,
(Cryptorhyneus). ji, 8
(Cylindrosteus). :
185; ’65, 86; 710, 606 :
(Elastoma). P ’82, 273
(Etelis). P 762, 449
(Hesperanthias). P ’62
\ Lepidosteus).
(Lepisosteus). P ’10,
(Lepomis). P ’77, 76. J
(Monohammus). ’p
(Pagurus). P ’58, 234
(Pentadactylogaster).
174
(Serranus). P ’62, 449
(Stenopelmatus). P
78; ’09, 171
82,
P ’62,
J VE,
eus _(Canirallus),
rr iaogine). 53, 8673
amilla). P 05, 555
abe J ITI, 145
-P 78, 312; ’88, 303-305;
eee icpeias). P 57, 202
iene) 06, 472°
lota). P 04, 625
stes). P 71, 268; 03,
472
(Coseinodiseus).
51, 70; ’90, 137
P 90, 420, 432; 92, 73;
é es oe oi 91, 140;
P ’94, 140, 142
174 ,
P 53,
j ii, 82. P °78, 142, 145
i, 69, 442; viii, 123. P
951; 247; °58, 100; ’59,
122, 240; °78, 322, '337;
"980, 135-150, 179-186, 217:
30, 333; °91, 179, 190, 198,
_ J Tl, 149
dide. j viii, 123. P ’58, 99;
321; °79, 399
e@. P 51, 247, 248; 71,
, 136
P °71, 240; °72, 131;
; °79, 399; ’80, 136
P '94, 276; °95, 330
jvi, 173. P °94, 277; °95,
703, 330; 706, 9
- 955, 396; 768, 252. J IX,
| (Opeas). P 99, 99; °03,
Ichneumon). P 78, 348
P 1900, 43
P 04, 579; °05, 680;
404. J VII, 376; XIII, 423
reodaces). P ’82, 307
aphium. P 58, 209
ata. P 99, 230; ’01, 126; 03,
160
atus (Potamanthus). P 762,
P '59, 282, 289
rtemon. P ’05, 736
idoide. P ’64, 259, 260
P 58, 215; 61, 399,
10; 63, 333; °64, 261; ’87, 341,
101; °88, 162-165; °90,'145; 93,
5: } 199, 274; °08,62. JT, 196-199
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
odorata (Castalia).
975
odontaspis (Eulamia).
Odonteleotris. P ’63,
Odontella. P 1900, 691, 695-712, 738
odontella (Goniothecium). P 90, 138
Odontia. J III, 216, 217, 221
Odontidium. P ’65, ", 18
Odontium.- P ’57, 4
P 08, 68
270
Odontocephalus. j viii, 234. P 71,
92
Odontocera. J II, 8
Odontocheila. P ’65, 266; ’08, 505,
506, 511
odontochila (Clausilia). P 705, 738
odontochila nigra (Clausilia). P ’05,
738
odontochila (Hemiphedusa). P ’05,
738
Odontochilina. P ’08, 506
Odontofusus. P ’93, 221;
Odontogadus. P 63, 248
odontogaster (Osmia). P -97, 338
Odontoglosse. P ’69, 196
Odontoglyphis. J XII, §27
Odontognathus. P ’82, 303
odontoidea (Eulima). P ’05, 110
Odontomyia. P ’82, 74-87; 395, 321
Odontonectes. J XU, 528
Odontonyx. P ’53, 229, 351; ’73,
333
Odontophorine. P ’51, 220
Odontophotopsis. P ’02, 738
Odontophrynus. P 63, 51
Odontopleura. P ’77, 138
Odontopolys. P ’90, 395;
122. J IV, 377
odontorhizon (Cymbidium).
odontorrhiza (Corallorhiza).
137. P ’60, 304
Odontoscion.. P ’62, 18, 238; 797,
705, 24
95, 75,
j iii, 137
j iii,
115
Odontostilbe. P 703, 512
Odontostomide. P ’01, 211, 212;
04, 119
Odontostomum. P ’68, 174
Odontostomus. P 98, 267, 283, 471;
1900, 393; ’01, 211
odontostomus (Bulimus). P ’73, 247;
74, 58
- (Maerodontes). P ’98, 471
(Odontostomus). P ’98, 472
Odontosyllis. P ’09, 327
Odontota. P ’73, 80, 81. J IV, 42
Odontoxiphidium. P 704, 797; ’07,
314; 710, 617, 644
Odontropis. P 1900, 699
odora (Daphne). P 58, 127
(Solidago). P ’60, 512; ’79,
10; 1900, 549, 649, 671; ’02, 664
P 1900, 546;
09, 395
(Cedrela). P
557
89, 372; 01,
976
odorata. Continued.
(Cistudo). j iv, 203, 206, 216;
vi, 30. P ’54, 185, 189
wes Ey)” j vi, 30, 37. P 54,
(Mahernia). P ’58, 124
(Neottia). jo 98
(Nymphia). 60, 199; 792,
368; 709, 301306"
(Ozotheca). P ’59, 6
(Pluchea). P ‘39, 387; 705,
7
(Prosopis). P ’09, 111
(Reseda). P ’77, 106
(Rhodiola). J III, 191
(Rudbeckia). j vii, 78
(Schoepfia). P ’89, 372
(Sevastana). P 1900, 662;
07, 457
(Terrapene). P 54, 185, 189
(Testudo). j iv, 217; vi, 30.
P ’54, 185
(Thelephora). J III, 222
(Viola). P ’89, 365; ’03, 695,
698
odoratissima (Monardella). J ITI,
100
(Pergularia). P ’58, 130
(Vitis). P ’53, 273
odoratum (Anthoxanthum). P ’10,
583
(Kinosternum). P 754, 185, 189
odoratus (Aromochelys). P 795,
384; °03, 540; ’04, 468
(Cantharellus). J III, 206
(Craterellus). J ITI, 206
(Rubus). P ’60, 303; ’91, 434
(Sorex). P ’57, 11
(Staurotypus). P 754, 185,
189; 56, 107, 306
(Sternotherus). P ’54, 185,
189; ’56, 106; ’08, 114
odoriferum (Benzoin). P ’60, 146
Odostomia. P 746, 20; 7°48, 103;
62, 566; °71, 1425 ’73,.223; ’79;
212; °82, 171; ’87, 51; 799, 145,
152-177 :
Odotropis. P ’58, 209
Odynerus. P ’96, 555; ’02, 44, 736;
709, 13
CEcacta. P 94, 419
CEcanthine. P ’02, 727
CEcanthus. P 757, 177; ’01, 382;
02, 727; ’04, 547, 575, 777, 801;
06, 66, 74, 81, 318, 418; ’08, 366,
402; ’09, 175, 410, 483; 710, 597,
649 ,
(CEcleus. P ’07, 484
CEecobiide. P 704, 122
(Ecodoma. P ’67, 24
@codoma (Polybia). P ’98, 449
CEcophylla. P ’82, 264
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Oedalechilus. P ’03, 748
Gdaleonotus. P 09, 470
CEdaleus. P ’01, 371; 02, 632
(Edalometopon. ’p 05, 418, 8412 ae
CEdaneala. P ’01, 269; 05, 192-194
(Edemera. j iii, 971, P 54, 21, 22. i,
J I, 96
CEdemeride. P ’46, 54; '54, 20. J
IV, 39
CEdemia. P ’64, 72; ’71, 37; '” 2
23. J I, 226 4
oedemia (Anas). P 775, 356 E
oedemius (Plastomenus). P Ts, 279
cederi (Carex). P ’87, 74
CEdicephalus. P ’73, 129
CEdicerus. P ’55, 394° ,
(Edicnemide. P ’05, 760 x
705, 760, —
Oedicnemus. P ’59, 172;
709, 356 a
CEdionychis. P 744, 47; 747, 1625 -
59, 81; ’60, 321; 73, 56, 59. a
IV, 41 a
(Edipina. P ’69, 102. J VIII,96
CEdipoda. P 70, 79; 71, 153; 78,
314; ’01, 372; 04, 524-528;
49, 50, 380; *09, 7
CEdipodine. P 01, 371; 702, 632,
720; 04, 522; '05, 402; 06, 373;
07, 167, 289
CEdipodini. P ’73, 295
CEdipus. P ’52, 17, 24; 759,
60, 38, 372, 373; 769, 95-97,
74. 120; 79, 423 ; 94, 194;
619. J I, 282, 286; VIII, Pay
eedipus (Anthrax).
(Argyrameba). P 94, 274
95, 325
(Midas). P ’61, 464
CEdogonium.. P ’69, Biol. 4;
598-601
cedon (Troglodytes). j iv, 187
oedorhynchum (Apion). P 58
J IV, 39 : ae
CEdothorax. P ’05, 310-313, 335-337 —
Oedura. P ’68, 318 ;
cehanus (Heterocrinus). P ”
(Jocrinus). P ’86, 133
(Ohioecrinus). P ’86, 133
oehlerti (Melocrinus). P ’85, 32
Gime. J II, 177
(Enanthe. j iv, 184. P ’67,
84, 85 :
cenanthe (Saxicola). P ’61,
92, 152; °95, 505; ’98, 139;
wa (Septoria). P ’94, 36
cenanthoides (Saxicola). P "61, .
CEnas. P ’08, 620 ne
nea (Cordulia). P 01; 226
CEnectra. P 775, 50
CEneis. P ’52, 130, 135
Oenemona. J IV, 13
nas. P oe 131
_J IX, 66
la. -J IV, 126, 18 186
ii, 118; vii, 22. P ’60,
3, 512; 61, 454, 455; 62,
63, 61; ’67, 19; °76, 158,
366; 798, ’o8, 49, 303, 378,
: ; 1900, 545, 632, 641, 659,
3; 02, 652, 663, 668; 709,
387. J LI, 39, 87
(Cercospora).
is (Anceryx). J IV, 175, 177
mnys). J IV, 177
aed FV, 177
(Spherium). P 760, 295
acyelas). P 60, 295
A 01, 328
enna
eae
P94, 277; '95, 331
P 95, 333
ii, 353. P °57, 204;
il). P 97, 70
glossum). P ’60, 304
(Guaiacum). P ’01, 561
Jasminum). P ’89, 390
sturtium). P 05, 697 ;
59.
?
Sie
709,
as). P ’60, 146; 1900,
aulon). P ’98, 409 ~
axacum). P °93, 211
giber). P °89, 354; 01,
etre). P 60, 201
ia). P ’01, 557
ia). P 63, 94; ’84,
209; 95, 544. J IL, 182,
_. P 95, 483
P 34, 89; 92,
ia). P ’60, 199
Tas P 702, 662
a (Eulima).
icina). P ’02,
62
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 97°
!
ogasawarana var. discrepans (Heli-
cina). P ’02, 26
ogasawarana (Kaliella). P 702, $1;
- 705, 711
’(Rissoa). P 04, 26
(Thala). P 04, 13
Ogeocephalide. P 97, 133; ’06, 108
Ogeocephalus. P 97, 133; 06, 108
Ogcoosoma. P 66, 400
ogeecheensis (Unio). P 49, 1538;
53, 254. J I, 275
Ogilbia. is 06, 108
ogilbyi (Chimera). P ’07, 421
(Murenichthys). B 07, 423.
a (Leptospheria). P 95,
sailing (Clupanodon). P ’06, 84
(Megalops). j i, 8359. P ’84,
42; 97, 94
oglinum ¢ isthonema). P ’84, 42;
"97, 94; , 118
Ogmius. J VIII, 142
won (Compsemys). P ’75, 9; ’91,
Ourgia. P '74, 205; '77, 139; ’87,
ogygius (Macherodus). P ’79, 171
Ogyris. P ’60, 36; ’79, 419
ohiense (Tryblidium). P 93, 450
ohiensis (Acipenser). Ag 89, 252,
255
(Apospheria). P ’95, 431
(Goniobasis). P ’62, 265; 64,
45; 65, 26. J V, 306
” (Lastena). P 53, 260
(Metaptera). P 53, 260
(Spirigera). P ’65, 118
(Teichospora). P 94, 329
(Teichosporella). P ’94, 329
Ohiocrinus. P ’86, 111, 127, 132,
148; ’90, 378
ohioense (Cyrtoceras). P 71, 86
(Gyroceras). P ’71, 87
( Trochoceras).
(Trogontherium).
ohioensis (Castoroides). bo
"67, 97; 780, 347;
VII, 263, 358, 405
(Cichla). j ii, 218
(Conocardium). P 71, 65
(Dalmanites). P ’71, 91
(Esox). P ’65, 80; ’85, 374,
75
52, 53;
‘94, 98, 218. J
(Lucina). P ’71, 62
(Palemon). P 93, 123
(Paracyclas). P ’71, 62
ohionis (Parmelia). P 86, 343
eam (Mammontheum). J VII,
393
(Mammut).
J VII, 392
(Mastodon).
P 57, 89
978
ohioticus (Elephas).
(Mastodon). P
175, 251; ’74, 221;
240, 394, 395, 397
J VII, 395
66, 290; 68,
78, 53. J VIL,
(Tetracaulodon). P ’68, 251.
J VIII, 80:
(Trilophodon). P ’68, 251. J
VII, 395
Ohleria. P ’95, 30
ohlmacheri (Chloromyxum). P ’07,
278
(Leptotheca). P ’07, 278
oi (Sus). P ’02, 147
oiara (Homalonotus). J VIII, 305
Oiceoptoma. P 753, 278, 280; ’59,
287
Oidemia. P ’50, 126; ’69, 217; ’93,
33, 60; ’98, 138; ’99, 28; 1900, 5,
20
Oidium. P ’73, 261
oileus (Acanthoderus). P 04, 89
ojac (Gadus). P ’63, 234, 251
(Morrhua). P ’63, 234
(Poteriocrinus). P ’86, 160
okawensis (Scaphiocrinus). P_ ’86,
160
okeechobeensis (Ictalurus). P ’87, 9;
99, 480
okeni. (Areella). P ’76, 56
okiensis tsushimana (Diplommatina).
P 708, 589
okinoerabuensis (Clausilia). P 04,
(Euhadra).
(Eulota). P ’04, 626
okinoshimana (Kaliella). P 704,
633; ’05, 716-
Olaciner. P ’89, 372
olax (Columba). P ’02, 672
(Osmotreron). P ’02, 672
Oleostephanus. P ’97, 406
Oleyphides. P ’05, 798, 840; ’06,
278; ’07, 165
Oldenlandia. P ’58, 134; -’60, 145;
67, 20; ’68, 184
oldhamiana (Cyprimeria). P ’77, 23
Olea. P ’58, 129. J IX, 145
oleacea (Eulima). P ’71, 142
Oleacee. P ’58, 129; ’60, 304; ’62,
7; 784, 88
Oleacina. P 58, 198;
157; °91, 333
Oleacinide. P ’88, 16;
503, 519
oleagina (Schinia). P ’75, 67
oleaginus (Cerebratulus). 1 ’57, 160
(Veniliornis). P ’99, 205
oleander (Nerium). P ’89, 931; ’05,
698-700; ’09, 487
oleifera (Pyrularia). P ’87, 80
oleifolius (Rhamnus). J III, 85
oleiovorus (Eriophyes). P ’04, 146
P ’04, 626
60, 150; °75,
06, 143; 7°10,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
- oligactes (Astroschema).
Olenecamptus.
Olenellus. P 1900, 208, 329
Olenus. P ’70, 63, 64
oleracea (Euterpe). P ’89, 359;
89, 358; ’01,
J Il, 142
igi 5 . a
Us Chis Dk, - be eae
01, 557
’(Oreodoxa) Pie. =
7
(Portulacca). P 60, 302; 75,
329; 76, 159; °77, 287; °78, 40,
333; ’82, 221; ’89, 366; 93, 307;
02, 651, 661, 667 e
(Spinacia). P ’89, 402 3
oleraceus (Sonchus). P 760, 512; —
84, 87; 702, 665 3
olfax (Mycteroperea). P ’87, 388
(Serranus). P "62, 236
olfersi Sabena P ’91, 54 ‘
(Palemon). P 94, 414
Olfersia. j iii, 101. P 94, eat
95, 340
olfersii (Dryophylax). P ’60,559
(Herpetodryas). P ’60, 559
(Palemon). P 93, 123 ae
(Philodryas). P ’60, 169, 558
(Phrynidium). J VI, 196
P ’07, 484-488
06, 15, 16;
Oliarus.
Olibrus. P
66, 347
olidus (Lumbricus). P ’87,
(Saprinus). P ’59 816
59, 288;
oligantha (Aristida). P
(Rynehowperey P
08, 458
Oligaspis. P-~’65, 173
oligaspis (Alburnus).
65, 85; 710, 290
(Anolis). P 94, 480
(Minnilus). P ’77, 80
Oligia. P ’74, 203-205
Oligobelus. P ’83, 156
oligobunis (Mastodon). P ’93,
oligocarpa (Carex). P ’87, 74
Oligocelis. P ’57, 24
Oligocephalus. P 759, 67, 102;
56, 92
Oligocheta. P ’99, 139; 19 52,
70; 702, 80; 705, 373; 07, 1 %
Oligoclasa. P ’71, ’299 ; "199, 179, 197
Oligocottus. P 56, 1382; 57, 20
61, 166 ;
Oligodon. P 56, 240; ’60, 795 797,
455, 456
oligodon (Polynemus).
278
P 64, 282;
ae P'°63, 275, :
Oligognathus. P ’07, 112 f.
oligolepis (Astyanax). P ’06, bec!
(Liza). P °05, 496 .
Oligomerus. P ’65, 227, 228
Oligonyx. P ’04, 514
Itis (Acipenser). -P 89, 250,
o> . ee
P 63, 166;
?
P 60, 472;
us (Sceloporus). P ’64, 177
s (Dimerocrinus). P ’86,
97, 100;
68, 358;
<u i nus).
on (Hypnum). P
P 63, 329
P 72, 39
P '57, 196; ’64, 180;
"78, 25; 795, 387; 708, 118
P 87, 69
P ’86, 68
63, 96
ya (Bouteloua). P 63, 78
a (Valsa). P 77, 124; 78,
P 98, 282
44, 31; 66, 372
J , 81, 89
J V, 139
P 04, 809, 823, 824,
37; 07, 502, 509
u odon). P 1900, 432
, P 702, 750
er 702, 782, 788
ce 778, 145; 01, 569, 585; 703,
P °59, 296; ’60, 79, 260;
iho
P °43, 297; '54, 36, 58;
oma (Gerres). P ’83, 118,
86, 258, 266, 267, 272; 97,
"86, 256
P 97, 113
arra). P
; ?
748, 103; °49, 156;
18: ; 62, 563 ;
223; ’82, 168, 169, 171, 175,
“176, 204-209; *89, 137; ’90,
397; 91, 50, 97, 143, 145;
J I, 119, 280; VIII, 328,
8, IX, 131, 135, 138; XL
3, 346; XII, 397: XIII, 423
(Goniobasis). P 65, 30
Lis mm P ’67. 215
a). P ’65, 31
Melania). P ’65, 31
Muscicapa). P 564, 256
a (Actinia). j i, 152, 185
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
979
olivacea. Continued.
~(Borlasia). P ’01, 726
(Cinnyris). P ’99, 61
(Crategus). P 10, 151,
(Cyrena). P ’60, 282
(Dendrocinela). P
451, 456-459
olivacea anguina (Dendrocincla). P
04, 448, 457, 458
perigee lafresnayei (Dendrocincla).
P ’04, 447, 451, 457-461
olivacea’ olivacea ”(Dendrocinela). P
04, 456, 457, 459
olivacea phwochroa (Dendrocinela).
P 704, 458, 461
olivacea (Dendroica). P ’92, 123
(Dolabrifera). P ’99, 516
(Doris). P 55, 380
(Emberiza). P ’48, 91
(Ficimea). P ’66, 132; ’08, 123
(Ibis). P 757, 39, 174
(Labristoma). P ’82, 275
(Meckelia). P ’55, 390;
160
(Melissodes). P ’78, 216
(Motacilla). P ’02, 687
(Museieapa). j iv, 176 P
51, 151; °56, 290
(Ophiura). P ’78, 307
(Orphula). P ’06, 27
ee) P 07, 287, 459;
710, 6, 587
(Phonipara). P 63, 297
(Pecilia). P ’77, 89
(Prinia). P ’59, 38; ’02, 687
P 67, 219
(Tanagra). j iv, 53, 174, 252
8B botryoides (Thelephora).
J Ii, 221
olivacea (Veronicella). P °75, 156
(Vireosylvia). P 51, 151, 152;
63, 294
(Xylocopa). P ’96, 556
olivaceirostris (Diomedea). P
174, 186, 188
olivaceorhyncha (Diomedea). P
186
olivaceoviridis (Syntechna), P ’05,
P
153
04, 449,
57,
814, 842
olivaceum (Achatinellastrum).
34
(Chetomium). P ’95, 20
(Clasterisporium). P ’93, 463
(Engystoma). P ’56, 252
(Epidochium). P ’91, 93
(Hydnum). J III, 216, 217
(Macrosporium). P 94, 383
(Pleurocera). P ’63, 310; 65,
20
(Rhienoderma). P 705, 414, 415
(Trypanostoma). P ’62, 172;
63, 310. J V, 290
980
olivaceus (Amaura). P ’07, 376
(Anniceris). P ’05, 420
(Cantharellus). J III, 207
(Canthophrys). P ’82, 282
(Chlarias). J XII, 499
(Chlorothraupis). P ’99, 34
(Euprinodes). P ’59, 38
(Gastrimargus). P ’62, 515
(Geronticus). P ’59, 174
(Gerrhonotus). P ’58, 255
(Harpiprion). P ’57, 39
(Lanius). P ’67, 215
(Leoptilus). P ’99, 40
(Leucus). P ’83, 144, 145,
152
(Ligocatinus). P ’07, 376
(Limax). P ’58, 199
(Limnichus). P ’54, 116
olivaceus hypopyrrhus (Malaconotus).
P 705, 781
olivaceus (Melampus). P ’58, 148
(Orthogonys). P 760, 140;
64, 287; ’99, 35
(Parisoma).
(Picumnis). P ’99, 305
(Tamnophilus). P ’67, 215
(Tiaris). P ’48, 91
(Trichophorus). P ’59, 43
(Tardus). 'P.. 746, 214; 64,
250. J I, 41
(Unio). J III, 311
(Vaginulus). P ’89, 209
(Varanus). P ’56, 150
(Vireo). P ’48, 127; 753, 309;
G45. 398; 771; 21; 74, OT; 775,
348; ’83, 62; ’91, 436; ’92, 111;
93, 53, 64; ’95, 493; ’96, 156;
198, 84; 708, 154
oliveformis (Carya). P ’69, 5; ’76,
202
(Hickorea). P 753, 402
(Marginella). P ’62, 564; ’82,
168 169°
‘(Porcellana). P ’62, 564
olivaria (Strephobasis). P ’62, 2738;
63, 321.. J V, 356
olivaris (Hopladelus).
VI, 237, 241
(Leptops). P ’85, 410
(Silurus). P ’77, 97
olivarius (Unio). P 753, 254, 255
P 99, 40
P 77,46. J
olivascens (Emberizagra). P ’99, 52
(Lioptilus). P ’89, 149
(Parisoma). P ’59, §2
olivata (Melania). P ’65, 29
Olivella. P ’62, 563; ’71, 143; ’82,
198; 91, 50;, 95, 116, 130; 98,
418; ’03, 281, 757. J VIII, 328;
X, 466, 477, 510, 534, 539; XT, 112,
125
olivella (Goniobasis). P ’62, 269;
64, 29, J V, 327
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. !
Olivenite. P ’74, 113
olivetorum (Aplostoma). P 794, 15
(Helix). P ’94, 15
olivi (Cadulus). P >g4 112
Olivide. P ’62, 563; 72, 271; 91,
50
olivieri (Cenobita). P ’58, 232
(Galleruca). P ’65, 206
oliviforme (Chrysophyllum). P '89,
390
oliviforme var. monopyrenum (Chry-
sophyllum). P ’89, 390
olivii (Autonomea). ’p 79, 421
Olivine. P ’62, 287 ;
Olivine. P 76, 102; ’82, 343; ’96, ©
219; 03, 398 ;
olivinus (Veniliornis). P 99, 205
olivosus (Actinocrinus). P ’81, 323 —
(Teleiocrinus). P ’81, 323
Olivula. P ’57, 166; ’90, 397; ’95, ©
115-126
olivula (Goniobasis). P ’65, 29
(Megara). P ’65, 29
(Melania). P ’65, 29
olla (Actinocrinus). P "981, 318
(Bulimulus). P ’96, 400, 437
(Difflugia). P 74, 156; 1
307 3
(ere P ’81, 246, 247 —
Ollacrinus. "78, 248, 261- 263;. ’79,
234; ’81, 296, 355, 358, 387; 85, :
311, 321
olliculeformis
86, 152 i
olliculus (Actinocrinus). P ’81, 307
(Megistocrinus). P ’81, 307
Ollivancilaria. J VIII, 328 y
ollonensis (Ammonites). J VIII,
271, 312 4
Ollotis. J VIII, 94, 98
ollula (Limnea). P ’82, 236
(Pisoerinus). P 86, 98
olmeca (Ectotrypa). P %05, 836
olmstedi (Boleosoma). J VI, 213, 240°
olmstedi var. brevipinnis(Boleosoma).
P 706, 522
olmstedi maculatum (Boleosoma).
85, 411
Olneis. P °62, 57 -
olneyi (Polysiphonia). P ’55, 412 —
(Scirpus). P 709, 489 <7) 99
Ologlyptus. J IV, 19
Ololygon. J VI, 201
Olophrum. P 744, 43; ’73, 327
Olor. P ’69, 216; ’93, 23, 34;
471; °98, 498;' 1900, 4. J
406, 407, 409, 410
Olpium. P ’04, 141
Olygogonum. J I, 166
(Lecythiocrinus). Pp x
Olygyra. j i, 288 4
olympus (Aretomys). P 98, 352° B.
Omaecantha. J II, 139, 142 Be
—_
P67, 5 vibe
2 71, 288; °79, 387
mplanata (Leskea). P 55,
59, 311.
(Poecilia). P ’62, 136
P 74, 43, 44; °75, 149;
P 55, 415. J III, 236,
P 07, 185;
tix 08, 17
P 743, 297, 300;
73, 305,
laina).
stotropis). P ’01, 545
Eleodes). P 58, 186. J
P ’57, 136
is. P 94, 27 4; 95, 324
mpis. P 04,” 533
es (Prionocrangon). P
195
ton. P ’59, 127;
: 62, 343.
1
Gobius). P ’97, 85
i 49
Pp 707, 168; 08, 12
P 07, 176
07, 176
7(Dormitator).- P 62,
2
q P 85, 72, 79
"4 P ’73, 80
aT eee
P 54,214. J IV, 12, 34
ws. P ’56, 256; ’57, 150
noe °73, 328
(Geny terus). P 783, 293
hidium). P ‘83, 293
F 01, 212
= a oe
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
lia drichomanoides (Leskea). P-
- Oneoeceras.
981
Omphalaria. P ’86, 343
omphale (Cosmosoma). P 60, 544;
"75, 44
Omphalina. P °58, 201, 209;
94, 13;
96, 488;
99, 395; 1900, 113, 115,
134-136; ’06, 124, 149, 530, 532,
533, 563; ’02, 416; 703, 766-768
Omphalostyla. P ’96, 426
Omphalotropis. P ’79, 28, 29; ’87,
149-152; 01, 405; ’08, 454. J
VIII, 381, 405-408, 410; IX, 18,
92-95, 97, 98, 106, 107, 110, 111
omphalotropis (Vitriniconus). P. ’01,
195
Ompok. P ’05, 465
Omus. P ’54, 16, 33;
394
Onagra. P ’61, 455; ’02, 668
Onagracee. P 58, "133; 60, 200,
303, 512, 513; ’61, 454; 63, 61;
86, 349; ’88, 13; 98,” 378, 381,
398, 405; 1900, 668. J III, 39, 87,
182, 184, 191
Onagrarie. j vii, 22. P ’89, 382
onea (Felis). P ’88, 99
(Uncia). P 79,173
oneauchen (Clausilia). P ’01, 654
Oncerus. J III, 283; IV, 11, 34
Onchidella. P 75, 146; 16, 184;
778, 399; ’89, 210; 96, 398, 455
Onchidiade. P 60, 50; “4g9, 210
Onchidiella. P ’88, 327
Onchidiopsis. P ’79, 72
Onchidium. P ’60, 50, 154; ’75, 146;
78, 399; ’84, 303; ’88, 327; ’89,
210; ’96, 399, 403, 454; ’99, 522;
1900, 579
Onchidoris. P ’80, 59, 62
Onchis. P ’55, 380
Onchophorus. P ’93, 217
Oncideres. P ’54, 82; '62, 38; 766,
349. J II, 142, 165; IV, 41
oneidii (Asterolecanium). P ’99, 269
Oncidium. P ’89, 355: ’97, 184
Oncinopide. P ’57, 221
Oncinopus. P 757, 221
Oneobatis. P ’70, 70; 783, 153
Oncocephalus. P ’68, 277
P 765, 258
Oncoenemis. P 775, 60
Oncocottus. P ’62, 332;
Onecocrinus. P ’90, 384
Oneodocera. P ’95, 326
oneognathus (Chiracanthium).
129, 133
Oneopeltus. P 705, 193
Oneophorus. P 55, 445
Oncostoma. P ’90, 207
Oncotophasma. P ’04, 59; ’05, 840
Ondatra. P ’74, 196
onealli (Glyptocrinus). P
367
59, 69; 66,
05, 366
P 03,
$1, 365,
982
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
onealli. Continued.
(Reteocrinus). P
367; ’85, 307
oneida (Arvicola). P 53, 406;
187, 189
Onesimus. P ’01,
oneyda (Diploglossus).
Onichodactylus. P
Onida. P ’64, 228
Oniscia. P 47,
199; ’59, 332. J I, 119
onisciformis (Tomopteris). P
800
81, 214,
74,
148
P 68, 124
82, 328
288; °48, 103; 52,
03,
P 53, 285
oniscoides (Agathidium).
Oniscus. j i, 395, 430. P ’63, "139;
702, 286, 290, 295-346;
05, 188; ’08, 98
oniseus (Corbula).
48, 98; °79, 221;
104; ’90, 401.
(Morum).
Onithochiton. P
203
onitis (Tautoga).
510; 710, 601
J VI,
03,
j vii, 120.
80, 364;
J IX, 147, 151
357
94, 70, 88;
P 77,
207;
onobrychoides (Tephrosia). j
104
Onocephala. J IT, 142
onochela (Area).
(Cucullea).
289; ’81, 446. J IX, 126, 129
(Latiarea).
Onoclea. P ’60,
163
Pst,
448
P 48, 98;
811,
448
515; °76, 143;
Onocralus. P ’66, 188
Onocratalus. P
"75, 357
onocrotalus (Pelecanus).
P 53, 429; °56, 297;
Onopordon. P ’77, 107
Onos. P ’63, 230, 240
Onosmodium. P
228
60, 304;
onsspermum (Cytisus).
ontariensis (Anthostoma).
ontario (Megistocrinus).
312; 85, 334
Onthophagus. P
44, 134;
66, 347. J IV, 34
Onthophilus. jy, "46. P 752, 38
Ontocetus. P 59, 162;
VII, 440
ontocheila (Opegrapha).
Onuphide. P 03, 444;
09, 253
Onuphis. P ’63, 140; °03,
Onus. P ’63, 230, 244
onusta (Tramea).
481
Onustus. P ’65,
P 01,
42:
j viii, 158.
05, 762
A
big
04, 109
P '58, 128
90,
81,
54, 217;
P ’86,
67, 144. J
343
08, 345;
451
73; °66, 270;
218, J IX, 121
onustus (Trochus).
j viii,
—Oodes. P °44, 52. J IV, 29
Onychaster. P ’69, 67, 82
Onychocephalus. P 48, 59; ’54, 102; —
57, 72; ’60, 509. kd II, 301
Onychocheta. P ’02, 84
Onychocrinus. | + 65, 140; ’66, 255;
’68, 342;- ’79, 254, 272. 280, 376;
85, 236, "289; 86, 65- 69; 88, 344,
347, 353, 357; 90, 353, 373, 388
Onychodactylus. P 66,595 11; 59,
12a; 967, 167 TI, "338, 356;
VI, "105, 106
Onychodectes. P ’92, 323
Onychogomphus. P ’99, 228, 231
Onychomorpha. P ’58, 162
Onychomys. P 74, 177, 182, 183;
98, 194, 195; 03, 22
Onychoprion. P 60, 379; °62, 555
Onychotes. P ’70, 142, 149; "75, 89 a
Onychothemis. P ’99, "250
Onychotherium. J VII, 412 by
Onychotria. P 54, 187, 189; 795,
406 a
Onychotys. P ’99, 45
Onygena. J II, 279
Onykia. j ii, 98, 296
Onyx. P ’76, 166
onyx (Hamulus). j viii, 224, 227
P 705, 4. J IV, 276, 398 :
(Vermetus). J IV, 276
odmorpha (Achatinella). P 88, 28
Oomycetes. P ’03, 360
Oonidus. J XII, 547
Oonopide. P ’04, 122; ’09, 196
Oopelta. P ’75, 147
Oophedusa. P ’04, 820
Oophorus. P ’45, 214
oorti (Bucco). P 702, 679
(Cyanops). P ’02, 679
oortii (Salarias). J XII, 553
oosimense (Bittium). P 704, 26
oostoma (Clausilia). - 1900, 677;
01, 638, 653, 656; » 520-523. i
oostoma var. pps (Cla
02, 521, 532
onstoma’ var. goniopoma (Clausitia
02, 522, 532 ae
Boh (Ambystoma). Ba 3 er L
352 rE:
vt
px
A
(Anodonta). P '53, 264
(Asida). j iii, 254. J IV,
(Blaps). j iii, 2638. P
182
Calepteryx). j viii, 32
ere J IV, 3F
(Flata). j vi, 239 —
(Goniobasis). P 64, 37; 765,
5 s
(Gyrotoma). P ’65, 21
(Helicoptera). P ’07, 475 —
(Hygia). P 61,287
———
~
a. Continued ey
Pot a, 3 "73, 363;
167; 794, 167; 1900, 346, 348,
; 702, 647,
motoma). P ’45, 271; °55,
P 65, 21, 25
la a). P 67, 173. J
; TIT, 351
mrocera).
_ (Cyphononyx).
ius). P "97, 265, 277
a sdionychis). iy 73, 59, an
is (Chrysomela). ’p
rpalus). P ’65, 100
pnus). P43, 297, 301
— 58, 69.
Jabris). P ’08, 611
‘(Dentalium). P 03, 266
| (Agriostes). P °59, 289
nus). P '54, $7;
mbites). P ’66, 392
opius). P 59, 85
meumon). P 73, 107, 115
anus). P ’54, 78. J IV,
Amblystoma). P 756, 7,
6, 300; °67, 169, 170, 173;
, 276; "95, 403; 1900, 617. J
P 97,
60,
stoma). P 59, 123. J
ptocelum).
P ’57, 21, 26
tops).
jv, 184. P 53,
P 44, 29; °68, 367
; 29
P 53, 362. J
aus). P ’68, 369, 372
ops). P 59, 284, 290
P 60, 226
. jv, 184
P 57, 169. J IV,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
983
opalescens (Zolidia). P ’80, 83
(Aeolis). P ’79, 82
(Flabellina). P ’79, 82
(Hermissenda). P ’79, 71, 82;
80, 83
Opalia. P ’75, 463; °76, 296;
198. J VIII, 190, 203, "315
Opalina. J XII, 69
opalina (Arabella). P 78, 299
(Lumbriconereis). Pp 78, 299
(Sagda). P 710, 516
(Seintilla). P 72, 224
opalinus (Ammonites). i VIII, 310.
(Anolis). P ’56, 236, 237
(Selenophorus). Pp 65, 98
opalis (Ammonites). P 56, 280
opalizans (Antocha). P 759, 220;
60, 16
Opalone. P ’59, 7
oparica (Auricula). P ’87, 144
(Helix). J VIII, Sap
oparicum (Ellobium). P ’87, 144
oparicus (Auriculus). P 87, 145
Opatrinus. P ’58, 75. J IV, 37
Opatrum. j iii, 264; v, 237. P 744,
782,
104; ’54, 219. J ie 92
Opeas. P ’82, 235; ’87, 131; ’89,
207; 791, 318; 96, 415; 99, 370-
372, 399: 1900, 96, 576, 577; 03,
775; 704, 637, 638; 05, 737, 785,
786; 708, 455; 10, 502, 518, 666,
667
opeas (Clausilia). P ’01, 649; ’02,
363
opeatura (Ascaris). P ’90, 411
(Atractis). P ’90, 411
Opegrapha. P ’86, 343
Opeia. P ’02, 718; ’06, 365; ’07,
34; ’09, 137, 425
opella (Opeas). P ’05, 785
operarius (Arvicola). P ’94, 282
opereularis (Callionymus). P 58,
130
(Lethrinus). J XII, 529
ene) P ’61, 270;
62, 505
’(Pecten). P ’79, 220; ’84, 104
(Planorbis). P ’63, 150
(Synchiropus). .P ’59, 130
(Trichidion). P ’63, 168
opercularoides (Callionymus). P ’58,
130
(Synchiropus). P 759, 130
operculata (Cyclotella). P ’61, 70;
90, 138
(Oreadella). P ’89, 289
(Sanguinolaria). P ’98, 58,
61, 62
(Siren). j i, 406. P 69,
108. J I, 286
Opereulatum. J VITI, 370
984
operculatus (Cryptorhyneus). j
308
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
iii,
(Eupagurus). P ’58, 237
Operculina. P ’82, 190; ’84, 322;
86, 57
operculina (Helix). P ’02, 30
Operculine. J IX, 118, 137
Operculum. P ’61, 55
operta (Nereis). P ’55, 392
Opetiorhynchus. P56, 264
Ophelia. J III, 148
Opheliide. P ’08, 354
Ophenodon. J XI, 211
Opheobatrachus. P ’69, 94-96, 98,
101. J VIII, 94, 96
Ophreodes. P ’64, 228; ’68, 284
Opheodrys. P ’60, 560; 795, 390;
708, 122
Opheomorine. P ’64, 228
Opheomorphus. P 62, 348; ’63, 102;
68, 102, 288, 307. J VIII, 180
Opheomorus. P ’64, 228; ’68, 284
Opheosaurinae. P 764, 228 ?
Opheosaurus. P ’64, 228; ’68, 284;
782, 331 ag a
Ophiacantha. P_ ’01, 179
Ophiactis. P ’88, 316; ’89, 176; ’91,
339
Ophibolus. P 756,-245; 759, 99, 300;
60, 254; °65, 197; ’66, 305, 310-
312; ’68, 289; ’71, 48, 200; 74,
64; °75, 11; ’78, 26; 783, 14, 28,
34, 35; °92, 335, 337; ’93, 385,
387; °94, 428; ’95, 381, 392; 701,
17, 70-80, 612; ’03, 297, 550, 553,
_ 554, 556; 04, 467, 472-474; 06,
420; ’08, 97, 122
ophibolus (Erpetogomphus). P ’08,
489
Ophicardelus. P ’87, 142
Ophicepvhalide. P ’97, 69; ’05, 505.
J XII, 530
Ophicephalus. P ’59, 146; ’60, 120;
97, 69; 705, 505. J XT, 530
ophicephalus (Philypnus). P ’60,
121, 125
Odtlalutras: P ’97, 62, 93; ’99, 332
Ophichthyide. P ’97, 62, 93; ’99,
332; 1900, 494. J XII, 501
Ophichthys. P
84, 43, 101;
Ophiderpeton.
Ophidia. j v, 345; vi,
151;
76, 65;
185, 694;
176
ophidianus (Gempylus).
Ophidiaster. P ’88, 315;
Ophidide. P ’84, 177
Ophidii. P 756, 307;
119
97, 62; 799, 332
P 68, 211, 214
36. P
99,’ 331, 335; 02,
04, 474. J VIII,
57, 52;
82, 283, 284, 303;
5G
168, 256, 259, 260, 264, 266;
178,
157,
P 04, 767
89, 172
08,
| ophiocephalus (Eleotris).
be
P 84, 7%
Ophidiide. P ’63, 243, 252;
169, 176, 177; °92, 276
ophidiiformes (Ophidioidei).
178
Ophidine. P ’84, 177
Ophidini. P ’63, 255
Ophidioidei. P ’63, 255, 257;
175, 177
ophidioidia (Cristatella). P ’84, 193
Ophidion. P ’58, 170; ’62, 278; ~~
63, 209, 257;. 92, 276 a
ophidion (Nerophis). P ’06, 93
(Syngnathus). P ’06, 93
Ophidium. P ’60, 121; 162, 241; |
63, 209, 261; °64, 199, 204; 77,
206; '83, 293: ’84, 175, 177 q
Ophidonide. P ’84, 177
ophidoon (Clausilia). P 704, 820
Ophileta. P 752, 190
Ophilia. P ’94, 278
Ophinea. P ’66, 304
Ophiobatrachus. P ’68, 133
Ophioblennius. P ’82, 278;
Ophiobolus. P 90, 239;
94, 337; 795, 423 4
Ophiocara. P 63, 270; 705, 510. J
XII, 550 ‘a
Ophiocephalide. P ’85, 132 a
Ophiocephalops. P ’06, 293 *
Ophiocephalus. P ’57, 159 re
P 63, 270 .
784,
99, 362
"193, 448;
Ophiocoma. P 88, 316;
79, 283, 285, 320;
81, 407; 115,
Ophioderma. P ’90, 331 ~ >
Ophiodromus. P ’09, 352
(Gobius). P ’63, 269
Ophiocnida. P ’89, 177
89, 7
01, 179 os
Ophioerinus.
186, 112, 130
Ophiocten. ’ P 91, 480; 92, 3505
01, 177
Ophiodes. P ’62, 350; ’98, 103, 1
Ophiodon. P 54, 132, 133 ES
Ophioglossacee. P 1900, 661 @
ophioglossoides (Pogonia). Poe
304; ’02, 647, 666; 1900, 485, +
546. 1
Ophioglossum. P_ 760, 515;
661; ’08, 457 be
Ophioglypha. P ’63, 142; 789,
176; ’91, 480; ’01,176
Ophiognathus. P 87, 351
Ophiognomon. P 68, 100, 284
Ophiogobius. P ’63, "269
Ophiogomphus. P ’98, 147,
08, 461 |
Ophiolepis. P 751, 317; 5d,
789. Tips 7 OL; 176, 178
ophiolenis (Anolis). P 61, 21
(Dracontura). P ’61, "911
Ophiomorphus. P ’62,75
Ophiomyxa. P ’88, 317; 789,
P 63, 142; °89, 176;
mus. P ’7l, 148; 78,
mide. P 56, 155; ’60,
eus. P ’89, 175; °91, 213
RP °83, 29
ris. P ’89, 178
is. P 73, 380
ra. P ’68, 294
P 64, 226
P 8s, iiss
P 93,
P 1, 318; 55, 385;
"20, 178; 90, 318, 332,
P ’89, 143
01, 78
89, 177
oy. 346: vi, 36. P
, 307, 309; "71, 48; '93,
7; 95, 404: 96, 311, 465;
554, 557; 04, 467, 469; 08,
P ’63, 164
P ’82, 283; 92, 246
P ’82, 279
P °59, 58; 92, 247 |
P 62, 241
s. P 62, 241; 63, 180;
7; °97, 62, 93;'1900, 494
v, 145. P °63, 142; °78,
7 316; ’89, 76, 77, 143,
790, ais, "331, 334; ’91, 339,
*01,
P “a1, 227;
dea. P 78, 307;
175; 01, 176
(Gerrhonotus).
. P 85, 88
P 43, 297, 301
(Arothron). ‘P 1900, 528
voides). P 1900, 528
ryastes. P 53, 439, 443; 54,
J IV, 39
era. P 08, 506, 509
P 56, 233: °68, 283
89, 175
388, 315;
P ’66, 321,
s (Bothriopsis). eT,
rocha. P ’05, 188; ’07, 128,
XII, 9, 20
iii,’ 135, 138
(Theopompa). P 708,
us. P ’60, 229
Im (Levomis). P 706, 516.
& 993, 224, 240
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
985
ophthalmicus. Continued.
~(Smerinthus). P ’84, 283. J
IV, 181, 184
(Systolederus). P ’04, 662
Ophthalmidium. fe 60, 497
Ophthalmolophus. 60, 164
Ophyra. P 95, 335
opica (Crategus). P ’05, 655, 659
opicum (Conosoma). P ’66, 347
opifex (Attus). P ’83, 276
(Hirundo). P 756, 287
(Modiola). j iv, 369
(Phidippus). P ’01, 588
opiformis (Idonearea). P ’72, 54
Opilio.. P ’71, 297
Opilus. P 45, 306. J IV, 36
opima (Altica). P ’47, 165
(Sidusa). P ’09, 222
opimum (Cyrtoceras). P ’88, 247
(Monoeeras). J VIII, 327
opimus (Campoplex). P ’73, 382
(Spirifer). P ’88, 231
opiocephalus (Umbrina). P ’62, 17
Opis. P 76, 311. J III, 327
Opisthacanthus. P ’04, 121, 142
opisthacus (Mioclenus). P ’92, 321
Opisthemega. P ’02, 41. J V, 35
Opisthisthius. P ’62, 245
Opisthius. P ’60, 315
Opisthobranchiate. P ’84, 110
Opisthocela. P ’83, 98
Opisthocosmia. P ’03, 308; 705, 838
Opisthodelphys. P ’65, 194. J VI,
Opisthodon. J VI, 201
Opisthoglossa. P ’60, 371
Opisthoglypha. P 701, 18
Opisthognathinae. P ’62, 241
opisthomelas (Puffinus). P ’64, 139,
144
Opisthonema. P ’61, 37; ’62, 241;
"77, 380, 187, 215;
94; ’99, 118; 06, 84 4
Opisthophthalmus. Z V, 361
Opisthoptera. P ’71, 320
84, 42; 97,
Opisthopterus. P ’61, 38. J XII,
501
Opistoglyphes. P 56, 243
Opistognathus. P ’59, 57; ’62, 241;
’83, 290
Oplacerus. P ’42, 188
Opladelus. P ’77, 87, 97
Oplegnathide. P ’99, 359
Oplegnathus. P ’99, 359
Oplocephala. J IV, 38
Oplohorine. P 52, 18, 27; °79, 426
Oploneschna. P 08, "460-462, 468,
481
Oplophorus. P 752, 18;
93, 121; ’94, 400
Oplopoma. P ’56, 135
Oplotheea. P ’63, 75
"79, 426;
986
Opomola. P ’70, 77; 771, 151
Oporornis. P ’68, 274; ’08, 155. J
VI, 219
oporus (Ophryastes). P ’54, 225
Oppelia. P ’97, 456
Oppia. P ’04, 146;
oppilata (Helix). P
(Polygyra). P
543, 544
oppilata complicata (Polygyra). P
09, 5438, 544
oppilata implicata (Polygyra). P
09, 543, 544
oppositifolia (Bahia). P ’63, 65
(Isocarpa). P ’89, 388
(Polygala). P 758, 125
(Saxifraga). P ’63, 94; 793,
210. J III, 182, 191
oppositum (Bembidium). P
(Lopha). P ’43, 298
oppositus (Hydroporus). P ’55, 291,
293, 296
oppugnata (Melania). P ’65, 27
Opsanus. P ’06, 108; ’09, 407; 710,
601
Opsariichthys. P ’99, 179, 180; 710,
484
06, 496
89, 205
75, 154; 09,
57, 5
Opsimus. P ’62, 39. J II, 105
Opsomala. P ’78, 315; ’04, 533;
07, 180
Opsonais. J II, 43
optata (Sonorella). P 710, 50, 55,
60
61, 349;
opthalmicus (Smerinthus). P ’84,
283. J IV, 181, 184
optima (Sonorella). P 710, 58
opulens (Crategus). P 710, 188
opulenta (Ammophila). P ’97, 374
(Crepidodera). P ’73, 71 —
(Haltica). P 58,86. J IV, 42
(Leda). P ’54, 29; ’95, 103
(Nueula). P 48, 102
opulentus (Priocnemis). P ’97, 271
opulifolia (Neillia). P ’84, 82
(Spirea). P ’60, 302; ’63, 61;
99, 107
opulifolia var. multiflora (Spirea).; J
III, 87
opulus (Viburnum). P ’89, 385
Opuntia. P ’60, 303; ’63, 61; ’76,
159, 161-163; ’77, 287; ’78, 333;
79, 64; ’83, 74, 84; ’84, 14; 785,
118, 365, 378; ’87, 332; ’89, 384;
91, 280; ’96, 396; ’97, 190; 701,
559; ’02, 655, 663, 668; ’03, 16;
05, 698; ’09, 382
opuntia (Cactus). P ’66, 343; ’72,
46
optatus (Aplastus). P
66, 393
(Halimeda). P ’89, 351
(Opuntia). P ’02, 655
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
opuntie (Paromalus). J IV, 31 — 4
(Spherella). P ’91, 82 (
opuntioides (Dendrophthora). 01,
559
opusculus (Actinocrinites). P ’69, —
155
(Actinocrinus). P 769, 155;
81, 215, 318 :
oquassa (Salmo). P 754, 85
Oracanthus. P ’55, 414. J ITI, 161
Oracodon. P ’91, 131, 133 :
Orasema. P 96, 37 .
oratoria (Squilla). P ’93, 108 &
oratus (Unio). P 749, 158; '53, —
254. J I, 276 .
orbata (Feronia). J II, 229
orbatus (Bibio). j ili, 78
(Dilophus). P '95, 319 ~~
(Evarthrus). P 73, 318; -#s
II, 229 x
orbella (Diplodonta). J IV, 280; —
VIII, 376 a
(Lucina). P ’72, 95. J VII, ©
376 ae
(Mysia). J VIII, 376
Orbicella. P ’90, 303-306, 317; ’91,
177 a)
orbicollis (Necrophorus). j v, 177.
P 53, 277; 73, 326 “ae
Orbicula. P ‘42, 197; ’48, 103; 762,
582; °67, 139; °73, 197-200; 86,
351; ’87, 399; ’88, 226 an
orbicula (Goniobasis). P ’65, 31. r
V, 238 teats
(Melania). P 761, 118; 765,
31. J V, 238 a
(Phyllosticta). P 793, 455.
(Valsa). P ’77, 116
Orbiculacea. P 773, 200
orbiculans (Cladosporium). J Il, 2
orbiculare (Hymenosoma). P
108
(Lacerta). P 708, 117
(Phrynosoma). P 785,
140, 142 fies
(Radulum). J III, 217
(Spondyliosoma). P 792, 2
orbicularia (Cyclas). P 760, |
62, 29 ;
orbicularis (Agama). P A 143 |
(Cantharus). P 92, 265 —
(Carpobolus). j ii, rir ;
(Corbicula). P ’60, 272 —
(Codakia). J XII, 470
(Cyclas). Y
(Cyrena). P ’60, 272, 28
"G61, SE ;
(Diodon). P 63, 179 oe
(Eupachyerinus). P Bis
86, 173
(Frullania). P ’69, 297
P 94, 188
(Hemiteles).
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 987
B79, 356, 361
S$ var. * dugesi (Tapaya).
2 (Amphidesma).
men P
93, 372
P 1900, 692,
niellaria). P 92, 214
2). P 91, 434
57, 192, 193;
b]
lata tropica (Helicina).
0, 449; *03, 195, 782; 706, 125,
162; °91, 48
(Triceratium ).
um var. elongatum (Tricera-
~P 1900, 709
(Amphidesma) .
odes). j ii,
autilites). J III, 335
nio). P 52, 54;
0
P 62, 582; 73, 200
P °73, 200; ’82, 189
(Taxocrinus).
on er).
gny: J VIII, 314
orbignyana. Continued.
(Pleurotoma). J VIII, 314
(Trigonarea). J VIII, 290,
21
orbignyanus (Chalceus). P ’03, 523
(Nautilus). J VIII, 308
(Peneus). P 93, 110
orbignyi (Ammonites). J VIII, 312
(Apostolepis). P ’61, 524
(Fusus). J VIII, 326
(Millericrinus). ’p 86, 219;
788, 353
(Natica). J VIII, 315.
(Neptunea). J VIII, 326
(Seala). J VIII, 197
(Venus). J VIII, 318
orbignyii (Scalaria). J VIII, 197
Orbilia. P 793, 145
Orbis. P ’48, 103
orbis (Cyclopterus). P ’62, 330
(Eumicrotremus). - P 62, 330
(Ilarches). J XI, “oud
orbitalis (Lampronota). P ’73, 408
(Meniseus). P 773, 411
(Prioenemis). P ’97, 274
(Salius). P ’97, 274, 278
Orbitelarie. P ’76, 201; ’78, 127-
132; °82, 254; ’89, 181
Orbitoides. P ’65, 74; ’81, 155; 782,
189, 192; 784, 190, 321; 86, 57;
01, 514. J eX, 117- 119, 134, 142,
145, 147, 150, 151, 154
Orbitolites. P "65, 74, is, J VY,
120, 155
Orbitulites. P ’55, 257. J VIII, 325
Orbulina. P ’88, 73
orbus (Pheogenes). P 94, 186
orbuseula (Chalina). P ’78, 312
ore (Cossus). P 93, 282
Orea. P 65, 198, 273; 766, 293; 68,
250; ’69, 21, 22; 781, 113
Oreadella. P i 280
Oreadellaceae. 789, 280
oreadensis (Griopaa). bgt 73, 198
Orchelimum. P ’70, 77; 78, 314;
04, 796; ’05, 47, 48, 54; 06, 415-
417; 07, 306-311; 08, 87; 10, a,
595, 616, 617, 639- 642
Orchesella. P "505, 148
Orchesia. P 746, 57; 54, 269. J I,
98, 99
Orchestia. j i, 378, 385. P ’53, 383,
°54: 277; 759, 302; 782, 146: 88,
333. J III, 150
Orchesticus. P ’04, 543
Orehestris. P 73, 57, 65
Orchetypus. P 04, 670
Orchidaceer. P 58, 120, 123; 60,
200, 304, 513, 514; 63, 76; "84,
93; ’89, 355; 98, 388, 398, 409;
1900, 664. J ITI, 101, 181, 183,
184, 198
988
Orchider. P ’87, 326
Orchis. P ’91, 434. J ITI, 198
Orchominella. P ’01, 167
orchrophea (Desmognathus). P ’99,
322
orcina (Mallophora). P ’95, 324
orculus (Spelerpes). P 765, 196,
197; 66, 132; ’69, 106
oreutti (Balanus). P ’07, 361
(Epiphragmophora). P 1900,
4
(Lichanura). P ’01, 14
Oreynine. P 762, 329
Oreynus. P ’62, 329;
207; ’88, 180
Ordgarius. P 1900, 535
ordiana (Ceriphasia). P ’65, 20
(Melania). P ’63, 312
ordii (Bueco). P bee 154; 99, 33
(Dipodomys). P ’53, 204, 235 ;
67, 135; °75, 326; 03, "24
’(Falcinellus). P 59, 108; 766,
6
(Ibis). P ’59, 192. J I, 223
(Perodipus). P 03, 24
ordinatus (Anolis). P 64, Based:
163, 167; 777,
VIII, 167
(Berosus). P ’55, 365
(Coluber). j v, 349; vi, 36.
P 701, 26
(Coreus). j iv, 318
(Epinephelus). P ’07, 254
(Tanydesmus). P ’96, 264
(Thamnophis). P ’95, 387, 406
ordinatus obscurus (Thamnophis). P
95, 387
ordinatus (Tropidonotus). P 753,
238; ’56, 248, 252, 307, 310
ordinatus var. butleri (Tropidonotus).
P 701, 26.
ordinatus var. couchii(Tropidonotus).
P ’01, 24
ordinatus var. eques (Tropidonotus).
P ’01, 25
ordinatus var. hammondii (Tropidono-
tus). P ’01, 24
ordinatus var. infernalis (Tropidono-
tus). P ’01, 23, 28
ordinatus var. macrostemma (Tro-
pidonotus). P ’01, 21
ordinatus var. marcianus (Tropidono-
tus). P ’01, 24
ordinatus var. radix (Tropidonotus).
P 701, 20
ordinatus var. sirtalis (Tropidonotus).
P ’01, 26, 28
ordinatus forma typica (Tropidono-
fused P01; 26
ordinoides (Eutainia).
(Tropidonotus). P
03, 287, 293, 294
Oreamnos. P ’08, 87
P 53, 300
52, 1763
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
-oreganus (Astacus).
_ oregonensis (Anodenbals
oreas (Chrosomus). P 77, 71.
VI, 210, 288, 241
(Leptognathus). P 768, 108, —
109, 135 a
(Podisma). P ’06, 402 a
oreasella (Argyresthia). P ’60, 7,
433 e.
Oreaster. P ’89, 173 -
Orectolobus. P ’08, 53
oregana (Almus). P ’83, 190
(Fraxinus). P ’84, 88
(Fringilla). i vii, 188
(Prosartes). P ’84, 93
oreganum (Hypnum). P ’98, 47, 315
j viii, 138 a
noe i he 32, 305
(Aulacodiseus). P 53, 480,
431; ’01, 321. 3
(Cambarus). P ’52 iid
oreganus thurberi (Juneo).
582; ’05, 684
oregona (Amara). P ’55, 349 :
(Cicindela). P 66, 396 _
(Fringilla). j viii, 154. P %1,
218; ’99, 14
(Hoplia). P 59, 289. J I, .
P 55, 311 :
284
(Niphea).
(Struthus). J Il, 265
oregonense (Fulgur). P 53, 318 |
(Habrocestum). P ’01, 569, 591
(Pellenes). P 701, 591
(Platydema). . Y °59, 78
P 53, 2
J V, 454 oa
(Bombus). P 778, 185,
(Calamogrostis). ’p 62,
334
(Carabus). P 754, 16
(Chrysemys). P ’77, 199
(Cyprinus). P 756, 209
(Emys). P ’54, 189
(Felis). P 704, 580
(Fusus). P 753, 319 Asa
(Geomys). P 752, 158, 160:
75, 181 Ads
(Helix). P ’56, 81; 758, i
P '56, 141, 2
J VI, 155
(Heredia). -
67, 167, 210; 769, 100 ae
(Heterograpsus). P 758, 104
54, 176 oe
(Idotea). P
(Iulus).
tpaianonttt
83, 28; 1900, 618
(Podisma). P ’06, 404 aay
(Pristoscelis). P 66, 350, B&
(Pseudograpsus). P 47, 2
58, 104; ’80, 209
iii, 74, 101;
7, 324
eno heilus). P "56, 209
prinus). P ’52, 40; ’59,
uropterus). P °97, 314
yheroma). P ’54, 177
le! mys). P 71, 248
nea). P 58, 197; ’64,
"45, 156; *s9, 209. J
pes). P 54,19
‘Arvicola). P ’74, 190
phes). P ’61, 348 ¢
us). P 50, 30; ’52, 87
s). P °74, 187
lus). P 59, 337; 01,
»). P '59, 107, 192; ’66,
"0 ). Ps s 398
ocherus).
ostichus). P
uthus). J I, 49
a. J II, 8
‘(Mellitophagus). P 05,
P 92, 313
P °57, 199
J Ill, 139, 142
-P 51, 238, 276, 327; °53,
157; ’56, 164;
P ’61, 354
61, 339;
, 465, 495
de. P 92, 433, 438, 442.
356, 379; VIII, 74
» P 92, 434
P 89, 358; ’01, 557
| P 05, 222,’ 254,’ 268-284;
§, 511; 10, 47-54, 77, 81,
. P 67, 68
; 703, 6, 15; ’04, 580
P 96, 312
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
P 04, 56
P 58, 161
(Pecopteris). P 60,
~ P %59, 192; '93, 22, 375°
989
Oreoscoptes. P ’59, 107; ’68, 149
Oreosoma. P ’62, 126
Oreosomatine. P ’62, 126
a P 799, 20; 703, 28; 704,
Oreotragus. P ’96, 519
oreotragus (Oreotragus). P ’96, 519
oresigena (Epiphragmophora). P
1900, 389
oresigena var. bernardius (Epiphrag-
mophora). P 1900, 389
oreskios (Pyrotrogon). P ’99, 206
Oressochen. P 770, 181
orestes (Poteriocrinus). P ’86, 160
(Seaphiocrinus). P ’86, 160
Orestias. P ’68, 253, 294. J VIII,
185
orestis (Area). J VIII, 321
Oreus. J IV, 141
Orgerius. P ’07, 469, 472
orgyalis (Helianthus). P
112
Orgyia. P ’79, 195;
99, 110,
782, 238;
orgyle (Tachina). P ’95, 333
Oribata. P ’04, 146; ’06, 498
Oribatide. P ’04, 145; ’06, 490
Oribatula. P ’04, 146; 706, 490, 494
Oribita. j ii, 73
orichalcea (Orthosira). P ’65, 16
(Sapho). P ’01, 134
oricola (Distoma). P ’84, 47; 790,
414
oriens (Unio). P
. 440
96, 12
53, 262. J V,
orientale (Astridium).
(Chenostoma). P ’58, 97
(Erysimum). P ’67, 17
(Polygonum). P ’60, 514; 74,
154; °77, 106; ’89, 61
(Pyenogonum). P ’92, 143
(Sesamum). P ’89, 398
P 92, 148
Triceratium). P 753, 480,
432; 1900, 706
(Viscum). J I, 185
orientalis (AZgeon). P ’95, 183, 196
(Astyanax). P 06, 434
(Biota). P 72, 33
(Blatta). P 50, 100; ’78,
rey 707, 75; 710, 5, 586. J VIII,
(Brachirus). P ’&2, 281
(Brassica). P ’67, 17
(Bubo). P ’90, 129
(Camena). P 02, 236
(Cephalacanthus). P 1900, 516
(Cerorhina). P ’68, 7, 29
(Charadrius). P 58, 195
(Charybdis). P 752, 85
(Cirolana). P ’91, 187
(Cisticola). P ’05, 771
(Corbicula). P ’60, 272
(Cyrena). P ’60, 270, 272, 283
990
Continued.
P 62, 194, 205
P 1900, 516;
orientalis.
(Dactylina).
(Dactylopterus).
03, 169
(Discosaurus).
(Elasmosaurus). P ’68, 318;
"70, 21, 22
(Eudynamys). P ’70, 88
(Eulota). P ’08, 454
(Eurydice). P ’91, 187
(Eurystomus). P ’02, 673
(Galathea). P 58, 238, 252
(Glareola). P ’70, 85
(Helix). P ’02, 236
(Hipponyx). P ’04, 25
orientalis sumatrana (Huhua). P
702, 673
orientalis (Idonearea). P ’72, 54
(Laestadia). P ’90, 230
(Lima). P ’01, 209
(Lingula). P ’97, 454
(Meloeichla). P ’05, 771
(Monolepis). P 752, 9
(Monothyra). P 62, 194, 195,
205
(Oceanodroma). P ’64, 74
(Ogyris). P ’60, 86; ’79, 420
(Palemonella). P 752, 26;
88, 322
(Paludina). J VI, 115
P 62, 196
(Pholas).
(Plagusia). P ’58, 103
(Platanus). P ’62, 12;
117; ’01, 360
(Pogonocichla).
(Procellaria). P
(Psalidoproene). P ’05, 768
(Rhynchops). P ’59, 176
(Sarda). P ’99, 345
(Scleroderris). P ’94, 354
(Tarsiger). P ~’05, 768 -
(Teleopternus). J XI, 264, 280
(Thalassidroma). P ’64, 74
(Thenus). P ’50, 29
(Thuja). P ’68, 181
(Turdus). P 64, 251
origanoides (Cunila). P 710, 582
Origanum. P ’60, 512
wie mae apaaanoig Ez
191,
BO bcd (Eretmocrinus). P ’81,
223, 348; 785, 335
P 70, 22
84,
P 05, 768
64, 74
106, 180,
(Poteriocrinus). P ’79, 341
(Seytalocrinus). P ’79, 341
orinomum (Omaseus). J II, 244
(Pterostichus). P ’73, 308, 309.
J Il, 244
Oriolide. P ’91, 449;
orioloides (Leistes). P ’66, 14
Oriolus. j i, 258; iii, 360; iv, 31,
274; v, 224. P ’59, 43, 133; ’60,
138; ’62, 315; ’64, 242; ’66, 10,
05, 781
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
14-17, 25, 38, 403, 407, 412,
74, 84; 75, 349; 91, 449;
689 ; 05, 781
oriolus (Oriolus). P ’91, 449
orithya (Cynthia). P ’85, 84
(Junonia). P ’85, 86
orix (Loxia). P ’64, 251
orizabe (Dryobates). P ’99, 32
(Glandina). P ’60, 151
(Neotoma). P 94, 245 %
(Picus). P ’63, 196; 99;°32> =
(Tomonotus). a
orizava (Acrea). P
orizivorus (Quiscalus). P ’66, 411
orlandensis (Aysha). P ’04, 121
Ormetica. P ’60, 544
Ormia. P ’94, 279
ormondii (Radiolites). P ’5
ornamentus (Pompilus). P ’97,
260
ornata (Acanthodoris). P ’80 1
Iv, 35.
x (Acmedera). J
J VII, 316
57
(Agreca). P ’92, 33
(Amphiprora). P 65, 16
(Amphitetras). P 1900, 717
(Amphitrite). P 03, 735
(Anculosa). P ’60, 67;
104; °96, 500
(Anguinella). P ’48, 96
76, 320
(Anomia). P 4
? 71, 102, ss
(Acton).
(Anostiera).
(Apopa). P 753, 239
(Aracana). P 07, 439
(Astarte). P 772, "39
(Atopa). P ’45, 220
(Auriculina). P ’62, 566
(Baculites). J VIII, 308
(Buprestis). P ’57, 8 J
5
(Callichelys). J VIII, 153 —
(Chelone). P 56, 808
(Chrysospelea). P 760, 5
02, 181, 694 if
(Cissa). P ’91, 442
(Cistudo). P ’92, ae; a
386
(Codoma). P ’56, 195;
(Columbella). P 71, dis
bs 72) eo
erage pean
(Cyathocrinus
ornata tuberculata (Cyatboaeaaal
79, 309
ornata (Cynorta). P ’04, 140 —
(Ditoma). P '58, 63. J IV
(Embiotoca). Pp "55, 321;
275
(Emys). P ’54, 189;
(Erigone). P ’05, 310
(Eutenia). P 766, 305,
’83, 11
_—_—_—_——
pat
9, 172
P 79, 79
P 60, 191
viii, 155
m labellina).
nmonota). P ’92, 34;
ia). P 50, 24, 27
erochroa).
P 64, 95
"76, 173, 202
P 53, 351
P ’48, 103; ’62,
% dicella). P 788, 41
melodus). P ’03, 499
etrophanes). vii, 189
cellana). P ’58, 229, 242
udemys). J VIII, 153
themys). P ’65, 187; ’66,
ja). P 67, 156
P 98, 276
(Uta). | °59, 126: "53, 301;
ce: "97, 461; 03, 34, 546,
la (Goniobasis). P ’62, 269;
m: 65, 23. J V, 326
P 368, 152. J |
05,
95, 806, |
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
j
;
j
t
1
|
!
i
991
ornaticollis (Acilius). P °44, 26
{Pachybrachis). J I, 260
ornatipennis (Eletica). P ’08, 616
(Thyreodon). P ’73, 876
ornatipes (Phalangium). P 709, 231
(Trypoxylon). P 93, 474, 476
ornatissima (Lucina). P ’72, 86
(Oxya). P ’07, 180
(Phrynosoma). P
85, 141
71, 305;
(Saccodeira). P ’57, 198
(Tapaya). P ’66, 302; ’85, 141
ornatissimus (Asteracanthus). P ’70,
13
(Carpocrinus). P ’81, 281
(Chetodon). P 1900, 513
(Cyathocrinus). P ’82, 17
(Elaps). P ’66, 127, 128; ’71,
204, 216. J VIII, 95, 148
(Eurylepis). P 57. 50
(Habroerinus). P ‘ss, 281
(Mecolepis). P 56, 97
(Rhinecanthus). P ’82, 282
ornatum (Acrydium). P ’10, 622
(Aspergillum). P ’61, 493
. (Baseanium). P ’01, 62
(Buccinum). j ii, 229. P 53,
9
(Campostoma). P ’56, 176
(Conirostrum). P ’99, 24
(Diplopelma). J VI, 194
om (Engys toma). P 56, 252. J
3
(Euastrum). P ’69, Biol. 16,
17
(Gonyleptes). j ii, 68
(Megatoma). J IV, 32
(Monostomum). P ’56, 43
(Scealpellum). P ’08, 109
(Solarium). P ’48, 106; ’79,
224; 84, 104
(Trogoderma). P 754, 110;
61, 344. J IV, 32 ;
(Trypoxylon). P ’99, 200
(Xanthidium). P ’69, Biol. 16
ornatus (Acipenser). P ’73, 15
(Actinoerinus). P ’68, 329;
69, 159; 781, 331
(Aleurodieus). P ’02, 280
(Amphitornus). P 07, 33; 709,
113, 138, 424
(Aneculotus). P ’64, 104
(Bithynis). P 93, 123
(Brechites). P ’61, 493
(Calearius). P ’99, 14
(Carpocrinus). P ’81, 281; 785,
248
(Caryocrinites). j iv, 290
(Caryocrinus). P ’79, 43, 230
(Ceratophrys). J VI, "9
(Chlorichthys). P 82, 275
(Chorophilus). P ’55, 428
992
ornatus. Continued.
(Clibanarius). P ’91. 183
(Cochlognathus). P 754, 158;
56, 181; ’77, 90
(Celacanthus). P 56, 98
(Coluber). P ’60, 556
(Cromyocrinus). P ’79, 357,
361; ’86, 171, 172 j
(Crotalus). P ’54, 192; ’59,
338
(Cryptocephalus). J I, 251
(Cryptohypnus). J IV, 35
(Cryptus). P ’94, 187
“wo P °48, 89; 91,
(Cyathocrinus). P ’79, 309
(Cyelodius). P ’52, 80
(Cylindracanthus). P ’56, 12,
302
(Cystignathus).. P 755, 428.
J VI, 112
(Dendryphantes). P ’92, 75
(Dichoerinus). P ’81, 258
(Discites). P °65, 260
(Dolatocrinus). P 771, 57;
85, 327
(Edwardsocrinus). P ’81, 247
(Esox). P 785, 369, 375
(Eucalyptocrinus). P ’85, 356
(Eucrinus). P ’81, 371
(Eupachyerinus). P ’79, 361;
86, 180
’(Fusus). P
(Gammarus). P 88, 333
(Gelasimus). P ’80, 146
(Glyptaster). P ’90, 368
(Glyptocrinus). P ’81, 363
(Glyptops). P ’91, 413
(Gobius). P 1900, 523
(Grapsus). P ’80, 193
(Gunnellus). P ’54, 149
(Habrocrinus). P ’81, 281;
90, 365, 368
(Hexacrinus). P ’81, 255
(Hoplophorus).._ P ’89, 97
(Ichthyeallus). P 763, 206;
82, 275
(Lathyrus). P ’63, 60
(Lecanocrinus). FP ’79, 263
(Lethrinus). J XII, 529
’ (Liocephalus). P ’68, 121
(Lupinus). j vii, 20. P
59
(Lygeus). P ’60, 227
(Macrostylocrinus). P ’81, 277
(Masticophis). P ’01, 62
(Mecistogaster). P ’01, 136;
08, 489, 490
(Medeus). P ’52, 76
(Melampus). P ’87, 141
(Micropogon). P ’83, 288
(Nautilus). P ’65, 260
48, 100
63,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
-Ornichthys. P ’82, 277
ornatus. Continued.
(Pagurus). P ’58, 233
(Palemon). j viii, 144,
93, 123
ornatus var. vagus (Palemon).
93, 1
ornatus (Palinurus). P ’60, 24
(Papirius). P ’78, 335
(Pecten). P ’91, 46
(Periechocrinus). 8
(Philodromus). P 92
04, 133 |
(Phrynoidis). P ’62, 358
(Physetocrinus), P ’69, 159
81, 331
(Pisocrinus). P ’86, 98
(Platycrinus). P ’81, 24
(Plectrophanes). P ’99, 1
(Psittacus). P 764, 240
(Saccocrinus). P ’81, 306
(Sceloporus). P 758, "O54;
52
(Seymnus). P ’52, 185
(Sturnus). P ’67, 216 ne
(Tremarctos). P ’96, 384,
XI, 221-226
(Trichodes). j iii, 189
(Tylosteus). 72, 40
(Unio). P. 6h ae
(Ursus). P ’96, 384.
221
(Zamenis). P ’01, 62
Ornidia. P ’94, 276
ornigranules (Platyerinus). jee.
247 a
Ornismya. P ’60, 80, 194, 551; ’99,
206 aN
ornithienoides (Asolanus), P 760,
Ornithichnites. P 744, 176
ornithocephala (‘Terebratula). JV
299, 324
Ornithocephalus. P 42, 177
Ornithodelphia. P ’87, 58
Ornithogalum. P 758, 123;
86, 59; 92, 169. J III,
Ornithomyia. 5 iii, 102. P
98, 164
Ornithopoda. P ’83, 98
ornithopoda (Carex). P 787, 80 *:
ornithopodoides (Tvigonella), Ri
106
Ornithorhynchide. MS 82, 3
Ornithorhynchus. - 49) UITs:
30; ’68, 269; 160, 203:
87, 58, 334; 88, 190. J
255; XI, 416
Ornithotarsus. P ’69, 123;
Ornix. P ’60, 5, 7
ornotrema (Agaricocrinus). P
(Amphoracrinus). P
anchacer. P °60, 200, 514;~63,
5. 98, 395; 703, 352. J III, 99
nehe. j i, 113. P 48, 22. J
i 777, 802; ’05, 52,
82
2s (Neotoma}. P 94, 249;
. P 60, 146; °04, 606
ekntirrhioum). P "77, 107
2 s. P 87, 83, 84-96; 88,
1, 349, "380, 385
P 05, 807-809, 842; 708,
P '66, 65; 98, 217; 99,
3 (Unio). P 64, 285. J
P ’05, 192, 194
us. j vii, 192, 193. P ’48, 63;
0; 99,15. J I, 43
(Mimus). P 63, 290, 304
achyeephala). Pp 99,” 47
ardus). j iv, 31; vii, 153.
304
. P 54, 107, 113; 61, 344
— P 73, 247; °74, 59
mila. P ’06, 11, 16, 27; ’07, 166;
P 02, 719; 04, 518,
» 185; 05, 36, 53, 401,
ooo, 19, 51, 25-28, 366,
, 34, 167, 287, 458; 08,
09, 142, 497; 10, 6
, 627
"p 06, 19, 21-25; ’07, 166
eink 92, 263
loroscombrus). P _ ’83,
sus (Pyrotrogon). P ’99, 206
(Mytilus). J VIII, 319
acna. j iii, 430; v, 281. P ’47,
0; 54, 77; 66, 348; 73, 22
A og ’P 73, 19, 29
J Iii, 266; iv, 11, 34
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC..
_ Orthacanthus.
_ Orthea.
, Orthagoriseus. P ’60, 21;
P 753,241; 56,165. . J}:
; Orthaltica.”
- Orthaspidotherium. P 90, 54, 57
: orthatracta (Clausilia).
*Orthetrum. P
. Orthichthys.
_ Orthoceras. j vii, 267. P 43,
_orthoceras (Lituites).
- Orthocnemus.
993 ©
Ortalida. P 75, 501
Ortalide. P 94; 280; 95, 336
Ortalis. j vi, 183. P °94, 280; ’99,
302
Ortaoceras. P ’60, 310
Ortezia. P ’73, 130
J IX, 436
P ’60, 228; 61, 286
68, 256;
82, 309; ’92, 278
Orthalicide. P ’89, 208
Orthalicine. P 75, 158
Orthalicus. P ’60, 50, 152; ’73, 251;
"75, 144, 149, 155, 228; 289, 195,
208; 91, 317
P 73, 69
P 01, 636,
651
Orthaulax. P °72, 272
Orthemis. P ’01, 128; ’08, 462, 468,
480-490
199, 228, 229, 234,
237, 238; ’01, 127
' Orthezia. P 99, 261
Orthichthyinew. P 62, 234; ’84, 163
P 62, 234; 84, 163
Orthis. j vii, 258, 264.’ P *41, 18;
42, 178; 743, 329, 331, 333; °52,
190; 58, 143, 190; °60, 97, 197;
’62, 409; 765, 116, "117; 71, 113;
"73, 186-194; °79, 43; °83, 213;
87, 19; °88, 134, 230; 97, 427,
447, 449. J TI, 57, 89; VIII, 307
_Orthisina. P 59, 8, i1- 26, 261; 788,
229
Orthite. P ’82, 103; ’97, 437
Orthoearpus. P 63, "12; 198, 38, 309.
J III, 98
Orthocentrus. P 794, 190
_Orthocera. j vi, 125; viii, 225. P
AAS
_Orthocere. P ’42, 197
331,
60, 468; 61, 147,
63, 22; 65, 132,
255: 68, 286; ’71, 172, 330; 72,
260; ’82, 205; 83, 213; 788, 242,
245; ’97, 410, "411. aj VII, 309
P 1900, 204
Orthocerina. J VIII, 325
Orthoclase. P ’71, 299, 300; 77,
251; ’89, 34; 91, 465; 92, 175-
199, 324
334; 758, 143;
148; 62, 429 ;
P ’99, 202
Orthoderine. P ’03, 701
Orthodon. P ’56, 182; ’77, 91
Orthofelsite. P ’03, 398
orthogoniata (Homaloptera). P ’05,
475
Orthogonys. P ’60, 140; ’64, 287;
99, 35
994
P ’80, 188, 194
Ortholemus. P ’57, 198; ’62, 351
Ortholestes. P ’93, 377-382
Ortholophus. P 99, 37
Orthomeris. P ’63, 64
Orthomesus. P 89, 136;
Orthonema. P ’61, 146;
’88, 240
orthonops (Hemiodus). P ’03, 511
Orthonota. P ’62, 414; ’63, 12
orthonotus (Echinocardium). P ’65,
75
(Spatangus). P
Orthonychia. P 766, 263;
90, 150, 165-176
Orthopelma. P ’94, 188
Orthoperus. P ’52, 141
Orthophyre. P 703, 399
Orthopoda. P ’66, 317; 783, 98
Orthoporphyry. P 97, 429
Orthopristis. P ’58, 167; 60, 20;
62, 238; °77, 211; 89, 36; 99,
351; 710, 601
Orthograpsus.
98, 202
71, 81;
43. 327
"71, 170;
Orthopsetta. P ’62, 330; ’64, 196,
198
orthorhynchus (Ascorhynchus). P
91, 221
(Ranunculus). P ’84, 80; ’98,
379, 403
Orthose. P ’97, 415, 437
Orthosia. P ’75, 66, 328, 433
Orthosira. P ’61, 71; ’65, 16
Orthosoma. J II, 106, 110, 177
orthostichus (Mephitis). P ’96, 386,
389, 390. J XI, 232-237, 280
Orthostechus. P 62, 255
Orthostoma. j viii, 121, 234. P
50, 24, 27. J II, 7
Orthostomus. P ’61, 373
Orthostonum. P ’57, 21
Orthothecium. P ’93, 217
orthotis (Nyctinomus). P
Orthotomium. P ’96, 428
Orthotomus. P ’02, 687
Orthotricha. P ’89, 189
Orthotrichia. P ’89, 189, 281
Orthotrichum. P ’63, 95
Orthrocentrus. P ’94, 190
Orthurethra. P 1900, 563, 569-576
ortoni (Ammonites). J VIII, 312
(Ampullina). J VIII, 264, 329
(Caloceras). J VIII, 312
(Euspira), J VIII, 264, 329
(Isea). P -'74, 82. J VIII,
330
(Mesalia).
702, 393
J VIII, 330
(Neritina). J VIII, 331
(Orthoceras). P 7 ‘1, 330
(Sorubimichthys). P "70, 94
Ortonia. P ’99, 259
ortonianus (Prochilodus). P ’06, 311
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Oryctomys. P
ortonii (Anolis). P
VIII, 167
(Leptophis). P 94, 203. J
VIII, 177
(Orestias). J VIII, 186 .
(Tetragonopterus). ’p 70, 92; Q
440 :
(Unio). P ’68, 161, J VI, ;
321
Ortygometra. P 53, 425; °55, 314;
94, 132, 133; 142, ae :
70, 86;
145; 99, 12
Ortygospiza. P 56, 318; ’59, 138
Ortyx. j iv, 268. P 47, 221; 88,
77; 751, 220; 753, 385, 402: 1
294 ; 63, 303; 68, 150; TT, 28;
75, 350; ’83, 66; '99, 20, 25. i
I, 218; Il, 271 a
Orxines.’ P 204, 71 - ll
Oryenine. P 62, 124, 125
Oryenopsis. P ’62, 125, 126
Oryenus. P ’62, 125, 238, 329
Orycterocetus. P 58, 378; 56, abs
67, 144. J VII, 436
Oryeteropodide. P 782, 321
Orycteropus. J X, 254° Sah
Orycterotherium. P 85, 51. J VI
413
Oryctoblattina. P ’85, 34, 37
52, 158, 161;
335; °75, 134, 136
Orycturopus. P ’01, 366
Orynx. P ’05, 780
Oryx. P ’83, 269; ’96, 519
oryx (Loxia), P 64, 252, 254, ae
Oryza. j iii, 125. P 89, 361
oryza (Acteonidea). P 79, 273
(Leptachatina). P 88, 54
(Odostomia). P ’73, 224 —
(Rissoina). P ’73, 210 —
oryze (Calandra). P ’76, 270
(Rhodeus). P ’10, 478
_ (Sitophilus).
68, 97.
06,
74, 176, 184; 798, Me
(Dolichonyx). P SB; 3845
15; ’75, 350 ,
’ (Emberiza). j iv, 47.
15
(Passerina). 1 me 48
oryzivorus (Cassidix 6
ies (Dolichonyx). P ’ 56, 201; 77
24; ’83, 63; ’95, 299, :
115, 116, 133; 98, 82; 708, |
(Oriolus).’ P *66, 416
oryvzoides (Homalocenchrus).
. P 709, 395
P 74, 174, 177, 18
98, 480, 481; 107,
P '63,
P B]
94, 160;
Oryzopsis. j iii, 125.
oryzopsis (Spherella).
—_
“(Cyno J XII, 556
(Camarophoria). B91,
gps. P59, 27;
sheep J Whe. 395
exerts) F086,
P 07, 439
5 Pp
(Ralloides).. J IX, 412
i (Chilonycteris). P ’04, 182,
P 04, 378 ;
(Clausilia). P 01, 499,
630-632,
(Vertigo). P 90, 38; 1900,
10: 147
P 60, 257; 94, 428;
5; 708, 122
01,
P ’68, 281, 296, 299
sg 95, 339; 98, 164
en! 339
(Corvina) P ’61, 104
). ‘j ii, 252. P ’61,
ms (Amphidora). P ’59, 77.
7, 37
Physa). P 91, 322, 323; °03,
ans var. patzcuarensis (Physa).
P 91, 823; 03, 778
nlans rhyssa (Physa). P _ ’99,
703, 777
s (Ramphastos). P ’67, 106
da). P ’10, 530
et Abearis). P 90, 410
Goniobasis). P ’62, 268. J
“(Labrax). P ’60, 20, 113,
i (Aetinia). ji, 175
hum a delaminata (Helix). P
“(areyre), P 56, 186
ieterus). P 67, 72
(Codaster). P ’86, 217
r “Ste shanocrinus). P ’86, 217
P 01, 412, 415,
P 701, 351
46
‘fp “01, 346
*01, 849; °04,
me tokunoshimana (Pupinella).
704,618 —
i@ yorojimana (Pupinella). P
5, 705
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Osite. P 59, 111
oslari (Lactista). P 707, 72
Osmadenia. J III, 92
Osmerus. j i, 230. P 56, 136; °58,
225; 61, 58; ’62, 15, 332; 68,
93 ; "384, 131, 135; 97, 67
Osmia. P 97, 334
Osmilia. P 04, 539;
841; 707, 192
Osmorrhiza. =
J III, 89
osmorrhize (Cereospora).
(Septoria). P ’94, 369
Osmosita. P ’44, 106
Osmotherium. P ’96, 385.
230, 231, 280
Osmotreron. P ’02, 672
Osmunda. j vi, 39. P ’60, 515;
88, 396; ’89, 53; 1900, 637, 652,
661; 05, 697; 09, 389, 486; 10,
547, 549°
Osmundacee. P 1900, 661
osmunde (Gleosporium). P
459
Osmundinee. P ’60, 515
osmylus (Aruanoidea). P ’04, 78
osoyensis (Fiber). P 74, 196
osphia (Megaptera). P 65, 180
Osphronemide. P ’05, 504. J XII,
530
Osphronemus. P ’82,
J XII, 530
osphyia (Megaptera). P
66, 8; ’67, 132, 148;
69, 15, 16, 19
Osphyolax. P °75, 450
Ossa. P ’07, 168
osseum (Scalpellum). P ’08, 109
osseus (Esox). P ’77, 97; ’01, 340;
706, 81. J II, 193
05, 443, 444,
760, 200; 02, 663.
P 91, 89
J Xi,
93,
305; °05, 505.
65, 273;
68, 193, 194;
(Lepidosteus). P ’63, 180;
64, 185; 65, 87
(Lepisosteus). P ‘01, 340;
10, 604, 606
(Psallisostomus). P ’06, 81
Ossifraga. P ’62, 326; ’66, 85, 31,
137, 155, 194; ’69, 206, 212
ossifraga (Mesonyx). P 399 305
(Pachyena).
IX, 157
(Procellaria).
ossifr, (Corvus).
152. P ’47, 203;
102; °75, 346; ’91, 446;
J I, 47
(Faleo). j iii, 344
ossiolata (Trematopora). P ’66, 119
ossium (Nitidula). P ’73, 327
Osteocephalus. P ’65, 194; ’67, 85,
86; 68, 246, 250, 270; ’71, 53;
74, 122. J VI, 85, 86, 200, 203
P 92, 305. J
P 66, 32, 197
j iii, 360; viii,
"71, 26; 74,
96, 133.
996
P '05, 479. J XII, 500
P ’63, 88; ’64,
Osteochilus.
osteochir (Echeneis).
60
(Remora). P ’62, 240
(Rhombochirus). P ’63, 88
Osteodes. P ’55, 2638. J IX, 145
Osteodesma. P 746, 24; 48,121. J
I, 208
Osteoglosside. P ’71, 257, 290
Osteoglossum. P ’71, 257, 291; ’76,
66
Osteolemus. P ’60, 549; ’62, 191;
’67, 209
Osteopera. J VII, 444
Osteophorus. P ’65, 136
Osteopygis. P ’68, 147
Ostinops. P ’60, 138; ’67, 68, 69,
71; 799, 52, 307
ostiolata (Botryodiplodia). P 795,
433
(Rosellinia). P 94, 327
(Stromatopora). P ’86, 44
Ostodes. P ’87, 146; 1900, 576, 579.
J VIII, 404; IX, 92
Ostomya. P ’74, 30.. J VIII, 333
Ostorhinchus. P 706, 527. J XII,
518
Ostraciide. P ’97, 128; ’99, 496;
07, 439
Ostracion. P ’63, 177, 178; ’82, 282,
309;. 92, 278; ’97, 128; °99, 496;
03, 333; ’07, 439
Ostraciontide. P ’06, 103
Ostrea. P ’52, 199; °72, 46, 217,
263; 96, 11, 208; 97, 329. J
ITI, 324, 329
See Ostrea. ~
Ostreide. P ’91, 46
ostreum (Pinnotheres). P ’71, 123
ostralegus (Hematopus). j v, 106.
P 758, 196
ostrarupis (Fusus). P ’95, 72, 147
(Pleurotoma). P ’96, 480
(Pseudolina). P- 95,75, 147
a ae var. pauper (Pseudoliva).
P 95,
sabinripia. (Sureula). P ’96, 480
Ostrea. ji, 67; ii, 258; iv, 19, 132;
vi, 50, 92, 118, 121, 203, 212, 213,
216; vii, 117, 122, 123, 156; viii,
216, 218, 222, 296. P ’41, 81;
43, 311, 328; 44, 97; 45, 255;
47, 281, 296; °48, 103; ’51, 264;
54, 171; °55, 257, 258, 267; ’56,
63, 114, 116, 162, 266, 268,
286; 57, 110, 112, 120, 123, 125,
126, 128, 132, 146; 758, 45, 154,
155, 219-221; ’60, 129, 181, 311,
419, 429, 432, 548; ’61, 21, 150,
328, 419, 423, 431-433, 440; ’62, 21,
- 291, 582; ’65, 71, 73, 124, 184;
66, 314; °67, 139; 71, 131; °75,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
- ostreoides (Discina).
(Orbicula). P 73, 201 ee
ostreum (Pinnotheres). 5 i, 67. Bae
78, 323; °79, 402; 788, 333.00
II, 149 a
ostrinella (Ephestia). P ’60, 206 —
ostrinus (Pyrenestes). P ’48, 67. J
I, 243
Ostrya. P ’89, 58 =a
ostryefoliella (Lithocolletis). P 59, a
318, $22 “if
ostryaegena (Otthia). P ’93, 133 ie
oswego (Centrarchus). P ’50, 121 ~
(Dendrocrinus). P ’79, 300 5
(Tentaculites). P 65, 954 no
_ otaheitana (Helix). P 785, 212
277, |.
139; ’76, 320-323; ’78, 272; 79,
218, 219; ’80, 21, 24, 27, 32, 364.
366; ’81, 155, 158, 445; ’82,
165, 183, 186; ’84, 10, 104,
301; 786, 57s, 87, 341, 397, 400,
402; ’88, 121-124, 333; 90, 144,
146, 404, 407, 451, 454, 458-469;
91, 46, 142; 92, 352; 94, 65;
195, 45, 112- 130, 145, "148; 98,
415, 417-420, 463 ; 03, 756; 04,
559; 05, 10; 08, 4-7; 10, 489,
J id Wag, 136; IL, 39, 125- -130;
IV, 376, 398, 402; VII, 10, 13;
VIII, 264, 296, 322, 336, ’348, 380;
IX, 119, 121, 122, 125, 126, 129,
134, 136, 143, 145, 147, 149, 150,
152
See Ostrea.
pr aed P ’60, 419, 429, 432; "62,
291
ostrealegus Cie Ee : 75, 357
ostrearum (Drillia). 91, 49
(Murex). P 46; 25
Ostreide. P ’62, 582; 705, 10 ;
Ostrenomia. P ’72, 216 b
P ’73, 198, 201
(Partula). P ’58, 209; 785, ©
209, 211, 212. J IX, 17, 44, 46,
58, 66, 108 z
otaheitana var. fasciata (Partula)
P ’85, 214 Be
otaheitanus (Bulimus). P ’85, 2
J IX, 17, 46, 58 nee
(Partulus). P 785, 212 ie
otaree (Helix). J VIII, SBT): Game
(Patula). J VIII, "387 a
(Pitys). J VIII, 387
Otariide. P ’82, 318; ’92, 424
otarius (Lepidosteus). P 65, 87
01, 341; 10, 605
Otaspis. P ’68, 312
Otesia. P ’05, 711, 713, 740
othealoogensis (Unio). P 57,
J IV, 74, 91; VIII, 69 .
Othilia. P ’90, 324
Othius. J IV, 11, 31
Othnius. P ’73, 328
Othonia. P 279, 388
03° 5 (Pachybrachis) JI, 263
y] 705, 780
'P "75, 344
2 P 69, 199;
Fe: 62, 357, 358;
j vi, 130, 132
a. (Monosphragis).. P ’60, 354
( bik acts, 91, 92
Sane 52, 165
P 52, 165
- 04, At
05, 760
"74, 120
_ orthorhinus (Labyrinthus). P
, 502
s (Pleurodonte). P °10, 502, 504
: — (Pleurodonte). r
tis erecta (Pleurodonte), P 10,
M@iibrhines (Pleurodonte). P
ip ped (Pleurodonte). P
3 nata (Pleurodonte). P ’10,
inclus. P °71, 112, 288
: P ’51, 218; ’53, 382; 792,
ie 119; 93, 45, 62; ’96, 111,
a oF 332; 98, 82; ; 99, 21; 705,
J IX, 419
otis. P ’60, 491
cos XI, 396, 399, 403, 404
P *46, 42; 47, 268; 759,
- L767, 142; es 72, 162; a 76, 348 ;
VIII, 236
P 62, 230
P 61, 153; °67, 37; °97,
P °61, 80;
P ’61, 80, 88; 762, 16, 18;
P 104" 526
: ig 04, 427, 428, 437, 439,
awac rinus. P ’90, 378-380
LWae (Spongilla). P ’87, 197
" (Poteriocrinus). Pe,
P 93, 133
Dentalium). P °97, 465
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
63; "97, "428. J L 196, “198,
‘62, 17; 63,
997
Ottonia. P ’04, 143
ottonis (Echinocactus). P ’87, 332
(Helix). P ’58, 204; ’89, 83
Otus. P 53, 3075 "155, 307; 59,
105; ’62, 313; 65, 5; 66, 50;
704, 581. J IL, 261; IV, 147
otus (Asio). P ’90, 125
(Searites). P 44, 50
(Strix). j iii, 356; iv, 271;
viii, 152
Oudablis. P ’99, 265
Oulactis. P ’89, 105-111
Oulophyllites. P 743, 244
our (Mugil). P ’05, 496
Ourameba. P ’74, 773 75, 126, 414
outalibi (Serranus). P 62, 236; 63,
176; 765, 105
Ouvarovite. P ’73, 349; ’92, 189
ovak (Gadus). P ’63, 234
ovale (Engystoma). P ’56, 252. J
_VI, 70, 194
(Promylaecris). P ’85 $4
(Spherium). P ’60, 295; ’61,
407
ovalifolia (Asclepias).
(Eucyela). P
166
P 63, 75
48, 1¢.. J. I,
ovalifolium (Eriogonum). j vii, 50.
P 48, 16. J I, 165, 166
(Vaccinium). P ’84, 88
ovalina (Corbicula). P ‘60, 272
Cyrena). P ’60, 272, 283
ovalis (Abra). P ’62, 288
(Acroculia). P ’90, 176
(Area). J VIII, 291, 320
(Ascidia). j iii, 6
(Biddulphia). P 1900, 692, 712
(Capulus). P ’90, 162, 176
(Cardita). P ’72, 254
(Centronotus). P 762, 438
(Cerataulus). P 1900, 712
(Cestodiseus). P ’90, 137
(Cochlohydra). P ’58, 199
(Corbicula). P ’60, 272
(Crumeneecrenites). P ’81, 404
(Cryptomya). P ’56, 314
(Cyelas). P ’60, 295; ’61, 407
(Cymothoa). ji, 394
(Cyphon). jv, 161
(Cyrena). P ’60, 283
(Diseelus). P ’03, 42
(Egeria). P 748, 99
(Erycina). P ’62, 578
(Eryeinella). P 7°48, 99; ’62,
578; ’64, 212; ’82, 158, 186; 02,
701
(Eschara). J V, 118
(Euealyptocrinus). P ’85, 356
(Gnorimocrinus). P ’79, 974
(Goniobasis). P ’65, 31
‘ (Gyrotoma). P 60, 65; 764,
998 INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
ovalis. Continued.
(Haploerinus). P ’79, 43; ’86,
3
(Hemiteles). P 94, 188
(Hirmocystis). P ’03, 50, 640
(Hydrophilus). P 744, 465;
55, 366
(Leiurus). P ’84, 316
(Lingula). P ’73, 203
(Mactra). P ’82, 183
(Megara). P ’65, 31
(Melania). P ’65, 31
(Meretrix). P 82, 199
(Murmidius). P 76, 271
(Nesa). j i, 484
(Nyctotherus). P 750, 100;
56, 43; ’79, 204
(Orthopelma). P ’94, 188
(Partula). P ’85, 20/, 208. J
EX, 77
(Phalacrus). P ’56,15 J
31
’
(Pholas). P 748, 104; ’80, 22,
24; ’82, 160
(Rana). P ’08, 125
(Retelea). P 05, 6. J V, 164
(Schizostoma). P 64, 93°
(Soearnes). P ’01, 147
(Stelidiocrinus). P 81, 273
(Succinea). j i, 153 ii, 163.
P ’58, 115, 199; ’60, 19, 154; ’61,
307, 330; ’64, 110; ’72, 106; ’75,
155, 230; °76, 191; ’89, 209; ’94,
23; ’96, 493; ’02, 418, 419, 421,
441; 06, 533;
181
ovalis chittenangensis (Succinea). P
08, 48, 49
ovalis decampi (Succinea). P ’89,
209
ovalis haydeni (Succinea). P ’89,
209
P ’89,
ovalis optima (Suecinea). P ’08, 48
ovalis retusa (Succinea). P ’89, 209
ovalis (Taxocrinus). P ’79, 274
(Tetragonopterus). P ’06, 440
(Zeacrinus). P ’69, 138; 779,
352; ’86, 167
ovalisporum (Gleosporium). P ’91,
ovalis higginsi (Succinea).
209
ovata (Allionia). P. ’98, 39
(Anepsia). P ’05, 808
(Anodonta). P 753, 264.
IV, 49; V, 452
(Assiminea). P ’87, 153.
VIII, 408; IX, 107
(Baculites). j vi, 89
(Beroe). P ’90, 341
(Brachys). P ’73, 96
(Bulimus). P ’88, 30
ovata. Continued.
08, 45-51. J VI,.
ovis antiquorum (Pupa). P If
ovata (Realia).
P '62, 287; 82,
(Buprestis). P ’57, 9 :
(Callistachys). P 750, 81 ae
(Cardiomorpha). P ’61, 144; ~
63, 11 ie
(Ceratocephala). P ’77, 140
(Chenocardia). P ’69, 170
(Cidarites). J VIII, 325
(Colaspis). j iii, 442. P ’73,
5
(Crassina). P ’72, 246
(Cyclas). P ’60, 295; ’62, 37
(Cymbuliopsis). P ’01, 509 —
(Cyprina). P ’57, 144; ’60, —
426; ’61, 32 anes oe
(Cytherea). P ’48,99. J1,131 ~
(Dibolia). P 7°59, 286, 292; —
73, 68 as
(Eleocharis). P 1900, 663
(Estheria). P ’63, 188
(Gastrochenia). P ’61, 481
(Hamiltonia). P ’82, 276;
705, 500
(Hydrocena). J VIII, 405 —
(Iridina). J II, 298
(Isthmia). P 66, 315
(Marginella). P 48, 101; 62,
564; ’82, 169
(Melanopsis). P ’82, 173
(Meretrix). P 754, 30
(Micropisa). P ’57, 217
(Modiola). J IV, 396 -
(Nomada). P 03, 594, 595
(Omphalotropis). ? VIII, bees
405, 410
(Pholas). P ’62, 196
J Il, 298
(Pleiodon).
(Pleiorytis). P G2, 286
(Poreellana). P 62, 564
(Posidonia). P 56, 783°:
150; ’63, 188
(Pupa).
(Bulliopsis).
73
4
j ii, 375
608
J VIII, 405.
(Rocellaria). P 61, 481
(Seacchia). P 72, ‘63
(Scintilla). P 72, 224
(Suecinea). J IX, 85
(Surirella). P ‘61. 63,170 |
(Tellimya). ay
(Thaleops).
(Tritia).
(Unio). P 753, 246
(Vertigo).
19, 155;. °72, 107; "75; aoe
190; ’89, 207; ’90, 32-35; ’94,
1900, 608; 06, 147; ’09, 515
(Viola). P 03, 665, 682,
696
P03; 682
ata belvisiana , Viola).
tipennis ia). 05, 424,
'p
69, 155;
yris). J VIII, 332
P °58, 262; °59, 29
: -j vi, 196, 202;
, 221. P °46, 32, 39; °56, 267,
"57, 126, 127; ’60, 421; 61,
419, 425, 426, 428; °93, 220;
ridius). P ’68, 363
‘ limus).. P 98, 107
(Ce Ipiocrinus). P
79, 262;
J XI, 279
P ’63, 59
P ’69, 69; ’81,
P 0, 97;
. P ’85, 356
molpus). j iii, 443
ste P 62, 438;
P 758, 109
46, 61
P 54, 117
P 57, 10
P 05, 12
! . P 705, 808, 842
hydon). J VIII, 332
chinotus). P 06, 116. J
thycephalus). P ’63, 43
hynotus). P 62, 437,
763, 332; "81, 114; "84, 123,
nio). P ’41, 104; 53, 254,
"71, 27; 96, 503. J IV, 47,
(435
Oe, 71; 54, 209; ’68,
, B19; 95, 245;
$ (Sargus). ss 60, 20
i, 399
ii ii, 306
us). P 1900, 512
Urocoptis). P ’98, 275
Achatinella). P ’88, 30
Vill, 281,
x
eonella). J
rysomela). P ’61, 357
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
P 69, 155
nf "1900, 35. J Vil, 357; 373. 2
‘ovoides (Acton).
P 05, 7. J U,
999
Continued.
60, 283
oviformis.
__(Cyrena). P
(Gromia). P ’74, 88
(Inoceramus). j viii, 246
(Phedon). P ’61, 357
(Plagiodera). P 4g 73, 53
(Unio). P hse 254
ovina (Agrostis). 77, 108
(Festuea). P on 77, 95; 793,
215; ’98, 45, 314; 1900, 662. J
III, 181, 183, 200
ovina var. brevifolia (Festuca). P
93, 215
ovina var. duriuscula (Festuca). P
84, 95; 1900, 662
ovina var. vivipara (Festuca). P
93, 215
ovinus (Cyprinodon). P ’61, 2
ovipennis (Anchomenus). P ’54, 59
(Brachinus). P ’62, 525
(Cymatodera). P ’59, 76
(Evarthrus). P ’73, 319. J
II, 232
(Exops). P ’59, 76
(Feronia). J II, 232
(Molops). J II, 232
(Plagiodera). P 773, 53
Ovis. j i, 8. P ’59, 189; 61, 24;
"GT, 136; °78,, G1, 755. 781, 142;
"82, 327; °83, 269; ’05, 677; 708,
92,404. J VII, 357, 375; TX, 330;
X, 365
ovis (Sciena). j i, 399
ovivorus (Coluber). j v, 348
ovoidactylus (Thenaropus).
178
ovoidea (Acton).
19
P °44,
P 61, 319; ’
P 705, 18
64, 43; 65,
(Cinulia).
(Goniobasis). P
26
(Gyrotoma). P ’65, 34
(Melania). P ’64, 43
(Paropholas). P 62, 195, 213
(Pholadidea). P ’62, 195, "213
(Pholas). P 62, 196, 213
(Priseonatica). Jj VIII, 278;
314
(Shenia). P ’65, 54
Ovoides. P 1900, 528
j vi, 210, 227.
P °48, 95;- 62, 570; ’82, 172
(Rensselaeria). P ’86, 297
(Tornatella). P ’88, 170
ovoideum (Gyrotoma). P ‘64, 94
(Sehizostoma). P ’64, 93, 94;
65, 34
ovoideus (Eurylepis).
(Hydroporus).
(Mecolepis).
(Potadoma).
P °57, 150
P °55, 293
P °56, 97
P °65, 26
1000
Ovula. P ’43, 309; 48, 103; 54,
431; °62, 570; 99, 79; 705, 292.
J VIII, 360
ovula (Nucula). P
58. J IX, 147
Ovularia. P ’94, 375; ’95, 437
ovularis (Balanus). P ’48, 96
(Cyperus). P ’02, 660
(Melania). P ’64, 102
ovulata (Bulla). P ’79, 222; ’84,
111
ovuliformis (Marginella). J VIII,
355
ovulina (Scintilla). P ’72, 225
ovulum (Eulimella). P ’82, 170
(Evarthrus). P ’73, 319
(Loripes). P ’72, 89
(Odostomia). P 62, 566
(Pasithea). P ’48, "103; 62,
566; 782, 170
ovum (Apex). P ’88, 39
(Helicter). P ’88, 39
(Loripes). P ’72, 90
(Martesia). P 62, 195, 219
(Pholas). P ’62, 196, 219
(Trachelius). P -’84, 51
Ovumralli. P ’89, 137
owaihiensis (Auriculella). P ’88, 14
(Tornatella). P ’88, 14
owenana (Cytherea). P ’56, 273,
284; ’60, 185, 426; ’61, 443
(Meretrix). P ’60, 185, 426
oweni (Ammonites). P 754, 164
(Amphitylus). J IX, 192
(Argonauta). J IT, 332
(Arionellus). P ’61, 436
(Aviculopecten). P ’60, 452
(Crepicephalus). P ’61, 436
(Emys). P 51, 327; ’52, 59
.(Gnathopsis). P 752, 117
(Lepidodendron). P ’60, 239
48, 102; 86,
(Platyerinus). P ’61, 128;
81, 248
(Symbathocrinus). P ’86, 93
(Testudo). P ’52, 09; ’57, 90
oweniana (Helicina). P 60, 153 ;
_ 292, 339
owenii (Celestus). P ’68, 124, 127
(Dendrerpeton). P ’68, 214
(Myliobates). P 746, 43
(Orestias). J VIII, 186
(Scintilla). P ’72, 225
Owenite. P 53, 297
Oxacis. P ’78, 314
Oxalidacee. P 758, 127; ’60, 199.
J IIt, 184
Oxalis. P ’58, 127; ’60, 199; ’77,
106; ’80, 333, 350; ’88, 396; ’91,
434; '92, 288; ’97, 161; ’98, 380,
386, 404; 799, 999; 710, 580
Oxoplus. P 62, 41
Oxya. FP mr 78, 315; 02, 635; ’07, 180
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Oxyenas. ig 89, 242
|_oxyeephalus (Cirrhitichthys).
Oxylabracide. P ’06, 520
oxyacantha (Crategus). P
81, 455; °02, 500, 501 .
oxyacanthoides (Ribes). P hy 301
Oxyena. P 75, 21, 22,
448; ’92, 292, 314-316, 418. ‘v1
174, 184, 501, 518, 53
Oxyenide. P 83 80; 92, 292, 313
J IX, 175, 184, 501, 533
Oxyanthus. P 58, 134 E
J Ty; 143
oxybaphia (Deilephila).
145 ’
Oxybaphus. P ’62, 7, 167; 763, 15 Z
87, 330-332; 98, 39, 310; 04, 108
Oxybeles. P 1900, 523
Oxybeline. P 94) 298, 306
Oxybelis. P 756, "937; - 57, 59, aj
60, 555; ’62, 356; ’68, 107; is .
216; 74. 65
Oxybelus. P ’94, 292;
197, 386
Oxybleptella. P ’07, 180 Be fee
oxycantha (Crategus). P ’05
oxycedrus (Juniperus). P 02, Lg
oxycephala (Scorpenopsis). J &
548 age
Oxycephalidae. P ’56, 237; 60, 485
oxycephalum (Gonyosoma). P
559 .
Oxycephalus. P ’78, 278-289 a.
108, 109 “4
(Coluber). P bs 179° qi
( Triacanthus). 705, 507
(Tropidurus). p 57, 198 xs
Oxycera. P ’94, 271
Oxycheilinus. P 62, 143; 763, 222°
Oxychilus. P 94, 15 hi
Oxychona. P 89, 91; 92, 395 ~
Oxycirrhites. P ’62, 105,109 ©
Oxyclenide. P ’92, 294 ‘ong
Oxyclenus. P° ’92, 295, 419
Oxycoecus. P 60, 98; 1900
648, 668; 702, 647
Oxycoryphus. P 704, 516; .*
90, 28
oxyeyma (Clausilia). P 01, (
626, 652
oxydendri \Tympanis). P 794,
Oxydesmus. P ’96, 260
-Oxydoras. P ’08, 501
Oxydozyga. P ’60, 505
Oxyechus. P ’59, 108; > ae
08, 153 bee.
oxygenios (Epinephelus). P ’
Oxyglossus. P ’60, 505 a
oxygonus (Chlenius). P 756,
Oxygossus. P ’60, 506
Oxygraphis. P 1900, 666; 02,
Oxyhaloa. P ’01, 276 a5
Oxyjulis. P ’63, ’330
+P 06, 520 -——
a)
P 62, 277, 332
m. P °58, 128
hus. P ’56, 321 ,
(Anolis). J VIII, 128
wii, 7
74, 176, 177; 94,
, ?
as. P» 97, 407, 455
notus. P ’92, 236; ’08, 68
nyehus. P 52, 130
P 44, 137. J I, 106;
s 09, lee
568, 587; 02, 590; 03,'341; 7°04,
21, 137; ’08, 169
88,
3C » #
opide. P 1900, 539; ’01, 587;
590; .’04, 137; 09, 219°
poide. P ’83, 277
P °06, 276; 07, 159
sis. P ’07, 159
yederotipus (Gedothorax).
sy Ws
r 04,550
petalum. P *s9, 392
P 78, 142
P ’01, 286
P 1900, 486, 488, 652, 668
oomatica (Clausilia). P2'07,
, 505; 08, 576
amphus. P ’63, 273
P 05,
7 P 44, 39
porus. P ’44, 39, 43
ptera (Corinia). P 60, 20
erus (Buteo). P 55, 282; ’66,
75, 101, 112; ’99, 29
Peci opternis). P 59, 105
P ’92, 57; 1900, 537 3 704,
P '46, 43; °47, 267; ’62,
764, _ 67, 142; ’72, 162;
—. JI , 196, 197, 201- 204;
a ‘(Hiyla). P 63, 48
psiboas). P ’63, 48
P 50, 23
oe7 (Spheriodactylus). P °56,
Spherodactylus). P ’61, 499
opus. P 60, 260, 566; ’62,
"63, 102; 68, 107
shus. P’ 79, "383. J VI, 194
nus (Acipenser). Pp’ tT,
89, 250, 255
Cirrhitichthys). P 62, 108,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
1001
oxyrhynchus. Continued.
(Coregonus). P ’82, 307
(Euhyas). P ’62, 154
(Eulamia). P ’08, 65
(Isurus). P ’92, 233; ’08, 55
(Leptognathus). P ’82, 283
(Lithodytes). J VI, 112
(Raja). P ’01, 335; ’10, 470
(Rana). P ’56, 142; ’68, 246
(Therapon). P ’97, 75
(Thrasops). P ’71, 218
(Uromacer). P ’68, 127
Oxyria. P 63, 75, 95; ’93, 213; 704,
603. J IIT, 183, 196
hopus. P ’68, 289; ’70, 90;
‘71, 201, 216; ’83, 34. J VIL,
131, 177
. P 58, 199
oxyspora (Valsa). P ’77, 121
Oxysternus. P 752, 37
Oxystoma. P 750, 24
Oxystyla. P 710, 503, 518
Oxytelide. P ’44, 41
Oxytelus. j iii, 155. P ’44, 41;
347. J IV, 31
Oxytenia. P ’48, 20. J I, 172
Oxytheca. P ’48,J8. J I, 169
Oxytripolium. P ’63, 66
Oxytropis. vii, 7%. P 63, 60;
"17, 274; 784, 82; 98, 16, 23, 298
oxytropis (Paludina). P 702, 115,
117
oxytropis var. japonica (Paludina).
P 02, 117
oxytropis var.
P 708; 417
oxyura (Sylvia). P 767, 220
P 750, 100, 102; "51, 285;
56, 49, 52; 70, 69. J ‘+ 302
Oxyurus. s79, 304; 99, 210
a eg _(Lepidosteus). P 64, 185;
65,
Cosa). P 710, 606
(Vaginulus). P ’58, 198
oyena (Gerres). P ’82, 305
Oylothrix. P ’60, 522
ozarkana (Gobreus).
(Psammobia). P
ozarkensis (Goniobasis).
Oziine. P ’79, 396
Ozine. P 52, 81
Ozius. P ’58, 14; ’59, 302
Ozocerite. P ne 325
Ozodes. J II,
Ozognathus. P 65, 224, 226
Ozonium. J II, 293
Ozotheca. P 59, 5, 6; 66, 310
66,
selateri (Paludina).
P 98, 60
98, 60
P ’90, 301
pabulocrinus (Platyceras). P 768,
331; ’90, 179
paca (Celogenys). P ’78, 62, 64. J
VII, 444
1002
J Il, 272;
59, 81
pacata (Diplotaxis).
IV, 33
Pachnephorus. P ’55, 418;
Pachnodus. P ’96, 416
Pachnolite. P ’68, 143;
Pachochoerus. P ’96, 518
pachostea (Unio). P ’54, 240, 241
Pachyena. P ’92, 304, 420. J IX,
157
Pachybrachis. P ’47, 170;
J I, 245, 259-263
Pachybrachys. P 758, 84; ’61, 357;
73, 30, 32. J IV, 12, 41
76, 42-50
49, 171.
Pachyeardium. P ’7 76, 309; 05, 15
pachycentron (Petrometopon) na |
XII, 521
Pachycephala. P ’99, 47
Pachycephalus. P ’60, 225; ’61,
287
pachycephalus (Lagocephalus). P
97, 128
(Tetrodon). P ’97, 128
Pachycerina. P 795, 338
pachycheiles (Polyporus). P 94,
3822
Pachycheles. P 58, 228, 242; 71,
225 mn
Pachychilus. P ’56, 145; ’64, 24;
65, 26; 92, 153, 339; 96, 269,
497; ’06, 168;
VI, 120
pachychirus (Alpheus). P ‘60, 30
Pachycondyla. P ’82, 264, 271
Pachycrinus. P 779, 368, 373
Pachydactylus.. P 754, 98,102; ’57, 66
pachydactylus (Astrocrinites). P ’81,
296
09, 519-531. J
(Mariacrinus). P ’81, 296, 319
(Melocrinus). P ’81, 296, 319
(Patelliocrinus). P ’81, 276
(Poteriocrinus). P ’79, 343
(Thenaropus). P 744, 177
pachyderma (Rana). P 83, 25
(Sigillaria). P ’60, 443
(Stephanophora). P ’07, 226
pachydermus (Phirix). J VI, 196
Pachydesma. P 754, 31; ’56, 313
Pachydiplax. P ’08, 481
Pachydon. P ’74, 25-28, 82, 83. J
VIII, 332
Pachygaster. P ’94, 419
pachygaster (Midas). P ’95, 325
pachygastra (Helix). P 7 74, 57
Pachyglossa. P ’64, 225, 236; 96,
462
Pachygnatha. P ’92, 51; ’03, 130,
132; ’04, 132
Pachygrapsus. j viii, 126. P 750,
24, 27, 29; 58, 101, 102; '59,
302; ’61, 312: ’79, 400; ’80, 186,
188, 192, 198; ’88, 320; ’91, 181,
198
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
t Pachyonyehus. og
58
Pachylabrus. P 54, 126 : f
pachyleurus (Fusus). j_ viii, 190.
P ’41, 33; 748,100. J I, 132 “if
Pachylia. J IV, 126, 127, 157-160
Pachylocrinus. P 79, 285, 327-339, a
376; ’86, 153, 164 e
Pachylomerus. ’p 1900, 530; be 4
568, 570; ’09, 195 ;
Pachylopus. P 52, 37,°405 IV,
31
pachymene (Cryptentiele P msi 4
166, 168 : 4
Pachymeride. P ’60, 227
Pachymerus. P ,’60, 227 a
pachymerus (Atlantieus). P 14
616, 644 3
Pachymya. P ’61, 423 y
Pachynathus. P 82, 282. J xu,
547
pachynema (Cecilia). P ’68, 118 —
Pachynolophus. P 790, 54. J el
276 ;
Pachynus. P ’99, 203
Pachyocrinus. P ’79, 286, 368;
112 ;
Pachyodon. P ’74, 27
pachyodon (Myliobates). P
140, 156. J VIII, 242
(Pythia). r 08, 35
pachyomus. (Plesiosaurus). bg
19
’47, 163; °73, 56,
Pachyophthalmus. P 795, Ba
pachyops (Protohippus). 792, 326
Pachyotus. P74, 54, 58) 96, 41
418, 423 i
Pachypeza. J II, 142 a
pachyphyllum (Filabellam), J IN
388
Pachyplana. P ’57, 29 28
pachypleura (Scala). bP 62,
67, 139
’(Scalaria). j_ viii,
41, 30; 48, 105;
A = VMs | GL
pachyplea (Juniperus).
Pachypodii. J III, 227 |
Pachypodium. P 63, 58
Pachypoma. P ’91, 473
Pachypops. P ’61, ” 87
Pachypterus. P $2, 281 Zh
Pachyptila. P ’66, 159, 164,
169
achypus (Anolis). J VIII, |
. (Bathmodon). P ’82, zo
(Cystignathus). J VI, 72
(Tylonyeteris). P 798,
Pachyrhamphus. P ’60, 189
pachyrhyncha (Eudyptes).
175, 202
Pachyrhynchus. P ’54, 218; 77
hus pitas
rrhin Pp 195, 320
; (Bulimulus). P 797, 18, 20
‘ P ’57, 10
= ee P 51, 247; 758, 105,
; 780, 213; 91, 216
r (Clausilia). P 702, 517,
ra (Cercospora). P .’91, 88
; (Dendryphium). P
s). P59,
P ’98, 295
P 63, 39; 98, 20, 296
P ’88, 42
sto num (Lophidium).
P 86, 47, 54
P ’88, 290
1 (Mierodon). P 95, 329
: a 54, 219; 61, 356. J
, 319-326, 331, 332
J Il, 8
s. P 72, 50, 51
= 74,31. J: VIII, ‘332
P 701, 372; 02, 634
P °73, 335
'P 82, 283; °03, 531 .
(Eumeces). P 703, 553
ulus. P ’95, 278, 281, 286
| (Adalaria). P 79, 72; 780,
solidia). P ’79, 71, 75
hophora). P 78, 190
ogena). P ’02, 700, 712
Jerthia). P °55, 440
Shama). P ’72, 119
0 ephala). P 709, 435
mba). P 54, 229
ecaceria). P ’09, 268
ona). P ’79, 72, 86
via). P 1900, 5
puldia). P °72, 249
licina). J VIII, 407
mellidoris). P 79, 72;
otodira). P 68, 310
nekia). P ’89, 172
mmbrichymene). P ’06, 246j
acherocera). P ’04, 577
a 72, 94
rtula). P ’85,213. J IX,47
pita). P 78, 310
rocellaria). j viii, 157. P
193, 195, 196; 99,17 —
ammobia). j vii, 241. P
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
lina). P ’79, 72, 115, 120
pacifica. Continued.
(Sabella). P ’09, 268
(Spherophthalma). P ’02, 743
(Syrbula). P ’04, 516
pacifici (Batrachoides). P ’63, 170;
85, 61
(Batrachus). P ’85, 62
(Ophichthus). P ’99, 332
(Ophichthys). P ’99, 332
pacificum (Helicina). J IX, 101
(Hemidactylium). P ’65, 195;
69, 99
(Prophysaon). P ’98, 243-248
pacificus (Alpheus). P ’52, 21; ’93,
112
(Argyreiosus). P ’81, 114
(Bassus). P ’78, 376
(Batrachoseps). P ’69, 98, 99
(Clibanarius). P ’58, 235, 247
(Colymbus). P ’62, 228; ’66,
100; ’69, 184
(Cryptus). P ’78, 361
(Equus). P 71, 50. J VII,
358, 400
(Fulmarus).
27, 28, 31
(Halictus). P ’98, 50, 51
(Hoplismenus). P ’78, 354
(Leander). P ’60, 40
(Lobotes). P ’97, 113
(Macrophthalmus). P ’47, 248;
97
P 62, 327; 66,
58,
’(Melanoplus). P 709, 468
(Philanthus). P 02, 733
(Polistes). P ’98, 447
(Pristomerus). P ’78, 370
(Pupoides). P 1900, 426, 428
(Remipes). P ’58, 229
(Rhinoceros). P ’71, 248
(Salmo). P 758, 225
(Selerocheilus). P ’09, 282
(Sergestes). P ’60, 45
(Thaleichthys). P
(Thynnus). P ’04, 763
(Urinator).
packardi (Taracus). P ’01, 593
packardii (Alpheus). P ’79, 417
(Melanoplus). P ’06, 412
(Panopeus). P ’79, 394
(Peropus). P ’68, 319
pactilis var. mooreana (Lapparia).
P ’95, 117-130
pactilis (Mitra). P ’48, 101. J IV,
288 .
Pactostoma. J IV, 19
padangensis (Mystacolencus). J XII,
500
padarensis (Clibanarius). P ’91, 183
Padina. P ’05, 695, 696
padrinus (Anoplius). P ’02, 784
(Pompilinus). P
padus (Cerasus). P ’62, 11; 01, 359
1004
Pecilopa. j i, 433
Pederide. P ’44, 40
Pederus. j iii, 154. P 58, 62; 759,
288. J IV, 31
peminosus (Sparinus). P ’52, 40
penulata (Empretia). P ’60, 159
(Euclea). P ’76, 153
petula (Cryptospheeria). P ’95, 27
(Spheria). P ’95, 27
petulum (Colpocephalum).
157
pagana (Orphula). P
166
P 1900,
06, 16; ’07,
paganellus (Gobius). P ’92, 275
paganus (Gomphoceras). P ’06, 16
(Hyalopteryx). 06, 16
pagei (Dilacarcinus). P ’61, 373
Pagellus. P °63, 177; ’92, 263; °97,
111; 708, 342
pagenstecheri (Rhinocypha). P ’01,
135
Pagetodes. P ’61, 510, 516
Pagetodine. P ’61, 510
paginata (Hadena). P ’75, 64
pagoda(Gyrotoma). P ’64,95; ’65, 34
(Melatoma). P ’64, 95, 96
(Pleurotoma). P ’80, 375
(Schizostoma). P’64, 95; ’65, 34
pagodeformis (Fusus). P ’90, 395
Pagodella. P 1900, 432
pagodiformis (Fusus). P ’80, 365, 375
(Goniobasis). P ’64, 38; ’65, 25
(Melania). P ’64, 38
-Pagodroma. P 66, 135, 136, 139,
160; ’69, 213, 214
pagodula (Ganesella). P 701, 546
pagodum (Schizostoma). P ’64, 93
Pagomys. P ’82, 319
Pagophila. P 762, 293, 308; ’69,
184, 213, 214; 1900, 13
Pagophilus. P ’82, 319, 327
Pagrus. P ’92, 263; ’97, 76; ’98, 341
pagrus (Pagrus). P ’98, 341
(Sparus). P ’92, 263, 267
Paguride. j viii, 132. P ’51, 267,
268; ’58, 232; ’71, 240; ’78, 326
Paguridea. P ’51, 267; ’52, 6; 758,
245
Pagurine. P ’ol, 268; ’71, 240
Pagurioidea. P ’79, 410
Paguristes. P ’51, 268, 269, 271;
58, 235, 247
Paguroidea. P ’78, 326
Pagurus. ji, 150, 162 ; ii, 233; viii,
132. . P °50, 25,20; 51, 267, 268,
270; 52, 6, 7; 58, 232, 233, 245;
63, 1393 71, 240; "78 326; 779,
401; ’80, 192; ’88, 321, 330; ’91,
193. J ITI, 149
pagurus (Platyearcinus). P ’50, 29
painteriana (Crategus). P ’05, 635,
647
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
paitensis (Trachinotus). P
paituna (Dalmania).
paivanus (Streptaxis).
pajeros (Lyncus). P 79, 173
Pala. P ’05, 459
paleatlantica (Balena). P ’51,
67, 132, 144, 156. J II, 136;
440
(Balenoptera). P 68,
VII, -440
(Protobalena). J VII, 440
Palecaride. P ’65, 48
Palechinus. P 60, 396; ’68,
69, 80-82 :
Palecodon. P ’72, 21
paleindicus (Hippopotamus).
235, 236 :
(‘Tetraprotodon). J I, 036
Palemnema. P ’08, 468, 474, 47
489
Palemon. j i, 247, 248; viii,
P ’50, 25, 28, 29; '52, 11,
26; 59, 302; 60, 40, ‘41;
124, 225; 72, 184; ’78, 3
425, 426; ’88, 318, 322:
124; 94, 401, 413
Palemonella. P 52, 11, 17, 25
40; ’79, 425; 88, 318, 3225
183, 199; ’93, 124
Palemonetes. P 78, 97, 298,
79, 198, 424;
91, 194, 199;
palemoneticola (Bopyrus).
80, 330, 333
Palemonide. j viii, 141. <@
13, 16, 21; "71, 2emg ee 328
416; 93, "119
Palemonine. P 52, 11, 183 17.
422 .
Palemoninea. P ’52, 15, 20
Palemonopsis. P 771, 124
Paleoanodonta. P ’97, 5 19
Paleobatrachus. J VI, 75
Paleoblattarie. P 85, 105
Paleocastor. J VII, 21, 338, 358
Paleocherus. P 757
91, 158; ’58, 157; °61, 43
VII, 174, 195; VII, 64
Paleocrinoidea. P 79, 226,
81, 177, 208-228; 85,
86, 64, 116, 179, 215,
82- 112; 88, "349- 366
Paleocrinus. P 79, 302,
86, 112, 143, 149 |
palxocrystallus (Asteracan
701, 181 :
'(Pedicellaster). Pe
Paleocyon. P ’79, 178, 180
Paleocystites. P 81, $03
Paleolagus. P ’56, 89; 57, 88
158; ’58, 158; 61, 435.
21, 331, 358, 404 ;
Jwolodus. P ’96, 512.
mery Jp os 437, 438; 96,
20: imutela. P 97, 455, 456
J VIII, 306
P- 92, 294, 311
etis. P ’75, 447; °90, 52, 61;
292, 293, 311, 418
cide. P 97, 455
cus. J II, 193, 205, 206
5. P 76, 65.
P 68, 147, 234;
yer s. P 80, 293
P '53, 373; °99, 43, 50;
P 96, 514
P %56, 255;
1
P 5G, 72; 57, 90
J IX, 272
opine. J IX, 268, 274, 275,
"72, 14
59, 162.
PP 70, 113, 114; 71,
, 118, 154, 197, 229; °72,
8,241, 277; 73, 371; 74,
; 176, 65; 91, 106-117, 362;
432. J VIII, 73-76, 81, 82,
267-388
rix. J IX, 415-416
de. P 92, 430. J VIII,
ium. P ’50, 121, 122; 51,
237; °53, 392 54, 157; 56,
"57, 89, 91; 7 76, 113’; 71, 114;
Wa,. 371; 74, 116; 77, 152- 154;
, 36 ” 360, "368. J VII, 24, 38,
389, 402; VIII, 73, 74,
IX, 323, 357
va. P +70, 5
chus. P 59, 150, 162
. P 63, 66; 99, 111
P 01, 350; ’05, 707, 728.
, 406; 1X, 34
- P 70, 87; °98, 496
(Hydrophis). P ’86,
s. J IV, 31
(Gibbus). P 96, 328
mospira). P *73, 246; ’74,
na. P 60, 449
(Praotherium). J XI, 219
(Lagomys). J XI, 209,
enia. P ’73, 260
> P.'86, 291
1 (Galernea). P °47, 162
(Irpex). J ITI, 217
g_(Callichthys >»
ydoras). P ’71, 279; 03,
(Perea). P ’82, 305
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
' Palio. -P
- palladus (Lepomis).
pallasii (Amphinome).
- Pallene.
1005
palembangensis (Kryptopterus). P
705, 468
(Tetraodon). P ’05, 507. J
XII, 547
Paleocampa. P ’65, 52
Paleocaris. P ’65, 48
paleosa (Patula). P ’91, 314
paliatus (Unio). P ’53, 254; '54,
247, 249
palina (Spheria). P ’95, 29
Palingenia. P ’62, 367, 373, 401
Palinurichthys. P ’60, 20; ’62, 127;
84, 316; 04, 509
Palinuridae. j viii, 137. P ’52, 11,
12, 15; ’79,.410
Palinurus. j viii, 137. P 750, 25;
52, 15; 760, 20, 24; °79, 410; ’80,
192; 84, 316; "88, "321
palinurus (Arrhideus). P 704, 85
(Papilio). P ’66, 341
80, 107
Fb 776, 824; 05, 5
P 06, 516, 519
pallasi (Aucella). P ’90, 466
(Clidophorus). P ’91, 250
(Hylocichla). P ’69, 127, 128
(Mytilus). P ’91, 250
(Turdus). P ’69, 127, 128
pallasia (Calligonum).
pallasiana (Helicina). P
pallasianus (Cephalus).
Paliurus.
P ’82, 309
P 703, 793
(Bos). P 54, 210. J VII, 374
(Cheiranthus). J III, 186
(Hesperis). P 63, 24. J ITI,
181, 182, 186
(Molocanthus). P ’82, 283
(Peloplastus). P ’57, 217
(Psuedopus). P ’87, 359
(Salix). P ’84, 91
(Seala). J VIII, 192
(Trichopis). P ’82, 305
(Turdus). P ’71, 19
P '59, 33; 701, 166
pallens (Acridium).’ P ’04, 533
(Anaxipha). P ’05, 834
(Anthicus). P 752, 103
(Dendryphantes). P ’09, 221
(Dichelonycha). P ’59, 283,
289
(Erigone). P ’05, 309
(Gonia). P ’94, 278
(Lanius). P ’51, 245; ’99,
BO. SF II, 258 :
(Merulius). J III, 215
(Myginda). P
(Nemognatha). P
J IV, 39
(Oculina). P
(Platydema). J I, 102
(Ptilinus). P 765, 238
(Schistocerca). P ’08, 20
89, 372
53, 346.
88, 304
1006
pallens. Continued.
(Seymnus). P 52, 187
(Silis). P 51, 389
(Trochomorpha). J IX, 25, 108
(Viola). P ’03, 696
so ee P 94, 276; 95,
pallescens (Anaspis). P ’62, 45
(Berosus). — 55, 366
(Campylorhynchus). P ’56, 264
(Carex). P ’87, 74
(Chamepelia). P 59,
305; 66, 93
(Erigone). P ’05, 314
(Goniobasis). P ’64, 44
(Melania). P ’64, 44
(Mitrephorus). P 66, 63
(Monasa). P ’60, 134, 135;
64, 287; -’99, 33
(Phylloseelis). P 07, 471
(Piaya). P ’08, 493-495, 500
(Polyporus). J ITI, 209
(Pyrrhocorax). P ’08, 500
(Pyrrhurus). P 759, 46
' (Spongelia). P ’84, 203
(Thelephora). J III, 221
(Trichophorus). P ’59, 46
(Unio). P ’53, 254; ’77, 27, 31
(Vagnera). P ’95, 551
pallesi (Modiola). J II, 205
palliata (Alcadia). P ’10, 524
(Aluatta). P ’62, 519
(Helix). j ii, 152. P 58,
204; ’60, 19; 72) 101, 136; 773,
249; °75, 207; 89, 204
(Hyla). P 63, 47
(Mylabris). P ’08, 611
(Nemognatha). P ’53, 346
(Polygyra). P 94, 19; ’96,
491; 1900, 122; ’02, 420, 424
(Ratufa). P 702, 147
(Triodopsis). P ’75, 154, 206
palliatum (Agonum). P ’54, 51
palliatus (Cerambyx). J I, 318
(Clytus). J II, 33
(Desmocerus). J I, 318
. (Hematopus). P 755, 288;
"75, 357
(Mycetes). P ’62, 519; ’67, 36
(Psarocolius). P ’66, 415
(Staphylinus). P ’44, 34
(Thamnophilus). P ’68, 361
(Turbo). j ii, 240
(Xantholinus). P 744, 34
pallicosta (Cherocampa). P ’85, 88
pallicoxus (Phygadeuon). P ’94, 187
pallida (Achatinella). P ’88, 38
(Adelina). J IV, 38
(Agenia). P 97, 236
(Aiptasia). P ’89, 103
(Amnicola). P 756, 260; ’60,
18; ’72, 97
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
pallida. Continued.
(Anaphia). j ii, 60.
(Apoica). P 98, 445
(Asclera). P 54, 994, .
(Avicula). j vii, 246 —
(Bathyphantes). P
(Brachypodella). P
(Carditella). P 702,
(Castilleia). P 63, 72.
(Castillija). P ’84, 89
(Centris). P ’99, 63, 66 —
(Cieurina). P ’92, 36
(Clivina). P ’57, 82
(Colaspis). j Mi 446
(Comandra).
(Cornicularia). *
308
rr P
62,
P 60, 283 —
Gureng.
J Il, 22
(Diozodes).
(Diplostyla). P 92, 43
(Doris). P ’80, 61 .
(Elaphroptera). a 9
(Emberiza).
56, 40; ’66, 87. J Kin
(Erigone).
(Eugnatha). P
132
(Flata). j vi, 2
(Geoplana). P
(Gonioctena).
(Helicina). J IX,
(Helo P0753
(Hispa). 482
(Hypocrea). -
(Impatiens).
434
(Kaliella). P 04, 684
(Lamellidoris). P 7&0,
(Lepomis). P ’77, 86
(Letheobia). P be
(Lymnea). P 756,
102. J VI, 155
(Marginella). P i
rpms
(Morone).
tavchassinal
(Nectria). P 94, @
(Odontota). P 773, §
(Oribatula). P 706,
(Ornithomyia). j
eteegrn Pe
(Palio). P 780, |
(Paranthea). P
(Pardosa). P a
653; ’04, 267, 270, 27
179, 191, 192
(Paropomala). P 0
. Continued. detente
artulz P , 206. J IX,
ella). P_ 01, 202
ng ¥ 57, 25
celis) P57, 21, 25
79, 72
P 705, 308,
j ii, 271. P %4,
38
P 795, 336
ia). j vii, 77
x G4; 38;
ella). P ’56, 40; ’66, 87.
P ’06, 50
P 96, 327
J IX, 88, 109
- P 97, 391, 396
aheitia J IX, 107, 110
tragnatha). P 92) 51
lephora). J III, 319
ritonia). P 55, 388; 79,
oglodytes). P ’99, 310
aneatella). J IX, "107
anula). P ’47, 156. J I,
i, 22
e itis). 2
otrichiz P 53, 382
(Gongrocnemis). P
(Brachypus). P ’62, 356,
: prone phalus). P 759, 343
C i catpansclvon). ~ IX,
a (Parorphula). P ’06, 20
ha (Buarremon). P_ ’99,
Bulimulus). P °73, 248
imus). P ’58, 198; ’61,
ita). P 96, 28, 47, 49,
(Steiroxys). P ’06, 417
“(Anser oie iv s; - OO
(Lanius). Pp 51, 244;
: J II, 257
2 (Obrium). J II, 22, 103
is (Unio). Pp 61, 60.
P 09, 210
?
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
1007
pallidum. Continued.
{€estrum). P
(Chetomium). P ’94, $26
(Cyllidium). P ’61, 342
(Erineum). J II, 293
(Gongylidiellum). P ’05, 313,
339
(Gongylidium).
(Metachroma). P ’73, 43
(Paspalum). P ’91, 295
(Phyton). P ’73, 336
(Pleurocera). P ’65, 20
(Spherium). P ’60, 295
(Thyridium). P ’95, 424
(Tmetieus). P 705, 313, 339
(Triceratium). P 1900, 718
(Trypanostoma). P ’62, 174;
63, 315. J V, 275
pallidus (Anthieus). 3°; S460?
52, 103
P 66, 288; ’67,
P
89, 396
P 05, 314
’(Antrozous).
133
pallidus pacificus (Antrozous).
704, 587
pallidus | (Bodianus). P
63,
’Belimulns). tg
(Ceuthophilus).
(Contopus). P ’63, 290
(Diadophis). P ’60, 250
(Elasmodes). P ’57, 21
(Eudomychus). P ’47, 177
(Eptesicus). P ’08, 408
(Heterocerus). j iii,
760, 117
(Labrax). P
_(Leeosomus). P 56, 190; 85,
60, 117;
96, 399, 436
P 02, 725
1h
(Lophoearenum). P 705, 309
(Myiobius). P ’63, 290
(Nesiotus). P 796, 436
(Neophanes). P ’92, 29
Doi op wana 51, 180; 63,
(Polyeyrtus). P ’73, 142, 148
(Procyon). *P 705, 679
(Semotilus). P 7°64, 277;
85, 15
(Tmeticus).
(Typhocrestus).
PP Sore sui ad bs P 55, 437;
P ’65, 238
P 89, 98
P ’99, 418
Pallifera. P 72, 137; ’73, 246;
75, 148, 154, 196; ’89, 199
Palliobranchiata. P ’73, 178, 197
palliolatus (Harpagifer). P ’61, 512
pallipennis (Carpophilus). P ’59,
70. J IV, 3
(Cereus). j iii, 194. J IV, 32
(Clerus). j v, 176
FP
65,
85;
P 92, 39
P 705, 309
59,
(Xyletinus).
(Xystieus).
(Zethus).
1008
pallipennis. Continued.
(Dyschirius). P
76
(Oxytelus). j iii, 155
pallipes ee oe P 743, 297;
68, 374
(Amara). P ’55, 350; ’73, 324
P 44, 85
43, 296; ’57,
(Belonuchus).
(Bibio). j iii, 76
(Callidium). J II, 33
(Calobata). j iii, 97
(Carabus). P ’68, 376
(Cyphon). P ’66, 347
(Disonycha). P ’73, 64
(Donacia). P ’51, 316
(Eneyelops). J I, 317
(Eremobates). P ’01, 594
(Feronia). P ’68, 375
(Galeodes). P ’71, 295;
594
(Grammonota). P ’05, 310
(Helodes). P ’53,, 354
(Heterograpsus). P ’80, 209
(Labidura). P ’03, 301
_(Lebasiella). P 7 73, 334
(Nebria). P 743, 296; 66, 346
(Nemoletus). j iii, 29
(Phalacrus). j iv, 90. P 756,
17
(Polistes).
01,
P ’78, 315
(Polybia). P 98) 450
(Pseudograpsus). P 780, 209
(Rhinomacer). P 59, 290
(Rhinosimus). P ’59, 290
(Rhombodera). P ’73 322
(Scenopinus). j iii, 100
(Seraptia). P 746, 56;
219. J I, 100
(Staphylinus). P 744, 35
(Stigmatomma). P ’04, 642,
644
(Trechus). P ’73, 325
_ (Trogoderma). P 745, 269;
54, 110
(Typhlopone). P 744, 54
pallitarse (Trypoxylon). P ’97, 383
54,
pallitarsis (Aleochara). P 73, 307
Pallium. P ’56, 313; ’62, 291
pallium (Pecten). P 05, 192
Pallodes. P ’44, 107; 53, 284
Palmacere. P 58, 122
Palme. P ’89, 357
palme (Hypocrea). J II, 285
(Meliola). J II, 292
(Tubercularia). J II, 285
palmarum (Dendroica). P ’63, 294;
Th, 253°. 75, BGas, OO Babe: Ta,
157; ’09, 365
palmarum hypochrysea (Dendroica).
P ’96, 161; ’08, 155
palmarum (Icius). P ’92, 77; 1900,
540
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
_ palmata angelle (Viola). P 703, 662,
678 ;
-palmata variabilis (Viola).
- palmata vulgaris (Viola). P
palmarum. Continued.
(Pheenicophilus).
(Strigula).
(Sylvia).
P 09, 363
J Il, 283 ie
j A. 29: vii, 290
(Turdus). 64, 250 aan
(Wala). P 04, 138
palmata (Amphitrite). P 05, 858;
08, 050
- (Callirhe). P ’61, 449; 02,
nS
51, 311;_
(Hyla). J VI, oe
Pane Sor P 67, 139;
(Ninoé). P 703, 456; ’”
(Psoralea). P "61, 451;
162
(Rhodymenia). P
(Riecia). P
(Thelephora).
(Viola). P
692-694, 696, 698;
(Donacia). P
0
304
ae ae ee ey
palmata dilatata (Viola). P 0:
662, 665, 672, 676, 681
palmata esculenta (Viola). ¥
676
palmata fragrans (Viola). P
676 .
hcg
662,
03, 676
P 53, oi 274
palmata (Vitis). i¢
P 60, 51
palmatum (Lygodium).
74, 9; 1900, 548
(Rheum). j i, 27
palmatus (Canis). P 750, 89
(Hister). j v, 42. P 52,
(Hypsiboas). J VI, 200 —
(Lophinus). P ’59, 127
(Saprinus). P 752, 40
(Triton). P 756, 11; 59,
’ J III, 360
Palmella. P ’68, Biol. 12; ’70,
palmeri (Bacillus). P
(Eriococeus).
(Gerrhonotus). 8, ¢
(Glottidia). P ’73, 204
(Houstonia). P 798,
(Limnea).
(Melanoplus). P
(Parabacillus). P
07, 30 1) Soe
Porzanula
tteitonia), P ee in
palmerstoni (Pelecanus). ae
(Tachypetes). P ’56, 255
pale (Chamerops). P 70: i 6
(Sabal). P 705, 703;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 1009
(Lissotriton). P ’59, 197.
imotus). P ’85, 377
7
P 59, 127. J IU,
62, 455, 478,
ws var. mirabilis (Callisto-
m). ed 798, 288
ne (Chorinemus)
“
ie 99, 299, 233
i (ole. J IX, 409, 410
sidota). en 60, 533, 534
3). P 99, +229, 243
am mena). P 706, 290
reasiytey,”
pmedea). P ’66, 186, 188
, 213-219. J IX, 5
“P 164, 180; *96, Bee. J
; (Giatoth orus).
(Cerebratulus). :
paludiformis (Lunatia). P ’61, 150
Paludina. j i, 125; ii, 172, -378; v,
125. P 741, 78; °43, 328; 744,
35; °45, 281; °48, 103; 750, 10;
54, 4; ’56, 81, 109, 114, 120, 260,
279; ’57, 122-124; ’58, 43, 149,
166; ’60, 18, 51, 70, 130, 185, 430;
61, 2, 57, 307; ’62, 451, 587; ’63,
39, 154, 156; ’64, 99, 152; ’67, 81;
781, 95; 782, 169, 192, 334; ’91,
327; ’96, 397; 702, 115; 704, 360,
379; ’05, 748; 709, 107. J VI, 115-
118, 155, 184, 343; VII, 16; X, 6,
7, 19, 26, 36, 51, 83, 503
paludineformis (Amauropsis). P ’60,
185, 422; ’61, 419, 428; ’76, 296
(Macrochilus). P ’89, 308;
791, 262
(Natica). P ’56, 282; ’60, 185,
422; °76, 296
(Soleniseus). P ’89, 308; ’91,
262
(Turbo). P ’60, 131; ’71, 182
Paludinestra. J VIII, 330
Paludinide. P ’62, 567
Paludomus. P ’56, 110
paludosa (Amphiprora). P ’61, 66
: (Branchinecta). P ’01, 145
(Cassidula). P ’87, 143; ’05,
719
paludosa nigrobrunnea (Cassidula).
P 05, 719
paludosa (Echites). P ’89, 391
(Helix). P ’93, 246
(Hippolyte). P ’78, 97; ’93,
24
(Palemonetes). P ’78, 97; 793,
124
(Plecotrema). P ’87, 143
(Polygyra). P 791, 333
paludosum (Bembidium). P ’57, 4;
61, 340
paludosus (Anser). P ’71, 99
(Branchipus). P 63, 140
(Melampus). P ’87, 143
(Ophicardelus). P ’87, 143
(Paleosyops). P 770, 1138,
114; ’71, 114, 197, 229; 72, 168;
91, 106-115. J IX, 268-388
(Stylaria). P ’51, 286
palumbarius (Astur). P ’61, 217
(Faleo). j iii, 346. P 56, 286
palumbina (Columbella). P ’04, 14
Palumbus. -P ’54, 227
palustre (Aulacomnion). P ’93, 217
(Bryum). P ’63, 95
(Cerithium). P ’07, 365
(Comarum). P ’93, 294
(Epilobium). P ’63, 61
(Hypnum). P 55, 447
(Ledum). P ’84, 88; 93, 212.
J IIT, 183, 194
1010
palustre. Continued.
(Leontodon). P ’63, 94. J
III, 193
(Nasturtium). P ’60, 302
(Taraxacum). P ’84, 87. J
III, 182, 193
(Triglochin). P ’63, 76; ’84,
4
(Troximon). P ’63, 70
(Vineetoxicum). P ’89, 392
palustriformis (Viola). P ’03, 696
palustris (Ammodromus).— P 753,
382
(Anona). P ’89, 363
(Arvicola). P ’53, 407
(Attus). P ’92, 76
(Brachyotus). P ’71, 27
(Caltha). P ’84, 80; ’07, 457
(Calthis), P ’60, 145
(Cancer). P ’80, 147
(Certhia). j iv, 30. J I, 33
(Cistothorus). P ’59, 191; ’66,
- 78; 775, 351; 7°96, 164
palustris paludicola (Cistothorus).
P '93, 57, 65
palustris (Crocodilus). P ’60, 549
(Cyelas). P 60, 295
palustris glaucescens (Eleocharis).
P ’02, 666; 710, 579
palustris (Emys). P ’54, 189; ’87,
394
(Eotettix). P ’07 281, 294
(Fringilla). j iv, 61. P 53,
00
(Gelasimus). P ’78, 321; ’80,
147
(Gelochelidon). P ’62, 536
(Hesperomys). P 753, 410;
. 774, 184
(Isnardia). P ’86, 349; 99,
95; ’02, 663; ’09, 492
: (Lathyrus). P 60, 302; ’63,
(Lepus). j vii, 194, 325,
vill, 79. P °71, 14; 705, 381
(Limnea). P ’61, 330; ’73,
286; 781, 93, 107; ’93, 398
(Ludwigia). P ’60, 512; ’86,
349; ’99, 95; 02, 663
(Lymneus). j ii, 169
(Malaclemmys). P 65,
"71, 49; °75, 255
(Malurus). P ’67, 221
(Melospiza). P ’71, 22; 75,
351; ’83, 62
(Microlegia). P ’09, 365
(Microneta). P ’92, 47
(Motacilla). P ’75, 351
(Mus). P 753, 410; ’74, 183;
98, 481
(Myosotis). P ’60, 200
336;
186;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
we aurantius (Nemobius).
5 a
palustris (Neoconocephalus). P i,
38
palustris nage (Neosorex).
708, 404, 4
palustris ( cedothoraay:
(Orchestia). P ’88, 333
(Oryzomys).
98, 480, 481; ’07, 458 a
palustris natator (Oryzomys). P 4,
160; ’98, 481
palustris (Parnassia). -
(Parus).
(Passer).
(Passerina).
(Pedicularis).
(Pelomyxa). P ’74 2 a
(Phrurolithus).
(Pinus).
(Pecile). P "66, 79
(Porzana). P ’94, 145
(Proserpinica). P 60,
05, 697
(Quercus). P 71, 15637
123; ’01, 360, 363; 62, 34;
57, 66, 67; ’10, 561. J XI, 2
279, 281 iy
palustris-imbricaria (Quereus). i
02, 33
palustris (Quiscalus). P 766, 411 |
(Rana). j v, 339; vi, 36.
55, 424; 95, 394; 706, 420
(Scaphidurus). P 766, 411 _—
(Scheuchzeria). P 07, 457
(Sorex). j vii, 396. P 94, 39:
(Stachys). P ’60, 512
(Strix). j iii, a a
rele siodyeane 759, 107;
66, 78; ’71, 19; ’83, $1; 08, 1E
palustris ’paludicola (Te matody "tes
P 705, 686
palustris plesius (Telnet
05, 686 :
palustris (Tmeticus).
705, 312, 313, 338
’(Tofieldia). js
214. J III, 183, 198
(Troglodytes). FP
753, 312, 399; °55, 309.
(Viola). P 03, 696
Palythoa. P ’84, 205; ’88, 309
120
pamirensis (Microtus). P 199,
287-289
Pammelas. P ’62, 127; eS 316
pamnon (Papilio). P 985,
Pampa. P ’60, 551
pampa (Campylopterus). ba
(Orin P ’60,
Pampanoa. 06, 116
(Bothrolemus). _
84, 128
Trachinotus).
rachynotus). P
PGR
P 62, 438
62, 262;
P 01, 375
s. P 74, 227;
a. P 762, 54,57; ’85, 87
EAcicindcla). P 73, 321
ides (Cznonymphia).- P 66,
atris (Cherocampa). J IV,
hinx). J IV, 147
P 05, 499
achi P ’82, 281
"78, 172
(Opeas). P 710, 503
(Aleurichthys). P
anicola). P °63, 146; ’03,
Astrophyton). P ’89, 179
Auricula). P ”
63,
Lepting P 10, 502, 508
alacoptila). P 60, 134;
mpus). P 1900, 97
hus). P ’65, 37; 771,
hiura). P ’89, 76, 77, 175
Phelister). P ’59, 311
Piabucina). e776, 336
Tralia). P ’96, 398, 452
finus (Perognathus). P ’94,
P 05, 304
"68 317
thay P °76, 275
(Bulimus). P ’87, 131
peas). P ’87, 131
Stoparola). P 189, 154
Subulina). P ’87, "131
1 (Euhadra). P ’05, 734
oe (Euhadra). P
(Eulota). P ’05, 734
peennciata (Eulota). P ’05,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
1011
paneala (Hadra). P ’05, 734
_(Helix). P ’05, 734
Panchax. P ’05, 504
Panchlora. P ’05, 839; ’06, 271;
07, 153
Panchlorina. P ’07, 153
pancifex (Aturia). P ’66, 4
Pancratium. P ’89, 356
Panda. P ’75, 148; ’98, 237
panda (Ostrea). j viii, 218, 222. P
44, 97; 7°45, 255; °48, 103; ’61,
328; 781, 155, 158. J LX, 134, 143
pandeformis (Ostrea). P ’61, 328
Pandalide. P ’93, 114
Pandaline. P 752, 17, 24; °79, 422
pandaloides (Hippolyte). P ’60, 34
Pandalus. P ’52, 17, 24; ’60, 36;
"78, 94; °79, 422; 93, 114; ’01,
161
Pandanacee. P ’58, 122
pandani (Dothidea). J II, 288
(Physalospora). P ’90, 230
Pandanus. P ’58, 122
Pandarus. ji, 436. P 44, 45
pandata (Cyclas). P ’54, 30
(Cytherea). j vii, 182. P ’48, 99
(Eulima). P ’05, 109
(Lueina). P ’48, 101. J IX,
131, 135
(Meretrix). P 54, 30
panderi (Corymbocrinus). P ’85, 330
Pandion. j iii, 346. P °46, 45; ’53,
305, 453; 55, 307; 756, 286; 59,
105; ’63, 152; ’66, 49; 69, 203;
70, 143; 7°71, 27; .
66; 92, 106; ’93, 40; 795,
480; ’05, 689; 708, 88, 153;
359. J I, 26; II, 260
pandionis (Cadulus). P 784, 112
Pandora. j ii, 261; vi, 208; viii, 125,
130, 228. P ’42, 191; °46, 21;
_ 748, 103; 755, 267, 441; °59, 179;
62, 572; '65, 55; ’71, 139; 782,
155-165, 183
pandora (Augochlora). P 1900, 364
pandore (Epiphragmophora). P
98, 68-70; 1900, 101
’(Helix). P 58, 197; ’61, 331;
1900, 101
Pandorella. P ’62, 572
pandorus (Daphnis). J IV, 154
(Philampelus). J IV, 154
pandurata (Ipomea). P ’60, 304;
04, 605
panduratus (Chetodemus). P 51,
286
panduriformis (Nitzschia). P ’61, 66
Pangonia. P ’98, 151
Pangus. P ’43, 297
panicea (Anobium). P 65, 229
panicea var. canbyi (Carex). Pat,
76
1012
panicea (Dermestes). P ’65, 229
(Halichondria). P ’84, 206
(Sitodrepa). P ’65, 229
panici (Spheria). P ’95, 31
panicoides (Melica). P 748, 24;
85, 42. J I, 188 ©
Panicularia. P 1900, 662; ’10, 579
paniculata (Cornus). P ’60, 303
(Cyclobothra). P ’68, 168
(Cyrilla). j vii, 95
(Euerypta). P °48, 18. J I,
59
(Helonias).
(Hypelata). P ’89, 373
(Kolreuteria). P ’97, 203
(Meibomia). P 1900, 649, 659,
666; ’02, 662; 710, 565
(Phlox). P ’60, 512;
181
(Pickeringia). j vii, 95
(Solidago). P ’98, 385
(Stellaria). P ’63, 59
(Uniola). P ’89, 362; ’04, 611
paniculatum (Desmodium). P2466;
513; 1900, 666; 702, 662
(Epilobium). Pp 763, 61; 784,
5
j vii, 57
97, 178,
(Hieracium). P ’60, 303
(Paspalum). P ’01, 558
paniculatus (Amaranthus). P ’89,
402; 702, 661.
(Andropogon). P ’91, 293
(Leptans). P ’63, 79
(Phaseolus). j i, 324
Panicum. P ’41, 98; 67, 24; ’77,
109; ’82, 251; ’89, 361; ’91, 296;
1900, 483-489, 549, 643, 646-649,
654, 662; ’01, 558; ’02, 643-647,
654, 660, 666; ’03, 656; ’04, 605,
611; ’07, 455; ’08, 458; ’09, 380-
397; 7°10, 541, 545, 546, 548, 578,
579
paniense (Hippotherium). P 75,
260
Paniscus. P ’73, 382
paniseus (Ateles). P
63. J X, 336
(Cebus). P ’62, 509
(Sapajou). P ’62, 509, 519
: ' (Simia). P ’62, 509
Pannaria. P ’93, 216
panneus (Bellerophon). ' iP 789, 297
pannosa (Botrytis). P ’93, 168
(Eulota). P ’01, 563
(Plectotropis). P ’01, 563
(Thelephora). J III, 218
pannosum (Cerion). P ’96, 318, 319
pannucea (Schazicheila). P ’60, 154
62, 509; °79,
panoides (Brachirus). P 705, 517
Panolax. 74, 151
Panolius (Sciurus). P ’69, 3. J
VII, 404, 445; XT, 199, 200
_panormus (Eolidiceros). P 57, 20
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Panolopus. P ’64, 228;
panones (Cancellaria).
114
panones var. junipera (Cancellaria),
P 795, 65, 123
panones var. smithvillensis (Cancel-
laria). P °95, 65
Panopa. P ’60, 418
Panopea. j iv, 153.
47, 290; ’48, 103; 752, 199; %54,
29,170; ’56, 270; °57, 125; 58,
46, 52, 145, 264; °60, 424; 62,
571; ’71, 120, 127, 139, 239; °77,
22, 24; 78, 303; 80, 21, 24, 25;
182, 185-168, 186; 96, 478. 3 1,
121, 214; II, 275; III, 149; vie
282, 317; ye $ 125, 126, 145°
68, 273, 284
P 95, 65,
P 743, 328, 329;
Panopeus. P 52, 76; 88, 319, 333
panope (Cancer). j i, 58, 447, P
78, 318; ’79, 393; 85, 85
(Papilio). P 85, 85
Panopea. j vii, 124; viii, 52.
283; ’81, 445;
93, 222;
ee le a sa
P ’56,
91, 178, 191, 198; a
03, 757; 05, 18
Panopeus. P 750, 23, 29;
78, 318; °79, 393
panoplus (Pleustes).
Panopteres. P ’84, 177
panormitana (Corbicula).
(Cyrena).
58, 35;
P 01, 150
P ’60, 272
;
ti Sia alk
P 60, 272, 283
(Planeolis). P 757, 20
Panorpa. P ’58, 31
pansa (Spallanzania). P ’95, 334
pansus (Steneofiber). P 74,222 —
Pantala. P ’62, 400, 402; ’98, 142, —
143, 152; ’99, 229, 233; ’01,. 1285
08, 462, ” 472, 481, "489, 490
Pantana. ’P 85, 88
Pantelia. P 04, 660
Panthea. P ’75, 428 © =
Pantherina (Oplopoma). P °56, 1355
pantherina var. uveana (Pythia). Pe
87, 143 a
pantherinum (Acridium). P 704, 538 —
pantherinus (Berosus). P 7°55, 364 —
(Bufo). P ’62, 353, 358.
ee fe
(Cirrhitus). P ’62, 107
(Coryphodon). P ’68, 106
(Haliplus). P ’73, 326
(Pecilotettix). P ’04, 538
(Pseudoélaps). P 62, 349
(Sparus). P ’62, 107°
Pantodactylus. P ’63, 103; 798, 103-
105 : ag
Pantodonta. P 775, 73
Pantolambda. P ’82 , 96; 783, 169
192, 439 a
Pantolestes. F
323, 433, 436
Pantopteria. P ’60, 121
75, 21; 792,
ae ee
steus. P 77, 81,95, 282
ytheri Jo2,' 248, 253. J
O86, 257
is (Succinea). P ’09, 546
us. P 52, 15; 60, 24; °71,
242; ’79, 410
eenebinm ). P 65, 229
tobium). P 65, 229
(Paxillus). J TH, 207
P 96, 38, 60
lating P ’66, 49
page _(Horesidotes). P
378, 381
(Dionda). P 56, 178
. P ’60, 302; ’63, 57, 94;
93, 208; 95, 243: 709,
60, 145, 199, 302;
98, 379. J I, 37, 80,
7 iitaxica). P
nhei (Sassacus).
P 704, 151
(Pholadomyia). bg
P 72, 249
(Venus). j iv, 149; vi, 118,
PR 48, 107; °62, 575, 586. J
372 :
». P 52, 574
P 66, 248, 331, 341, 342;
; 75, 43; °76, 150; ’78,
182, 239; °85, 84, 174; 10,
08,
89, 382
P ’ul, 592
61,
P 07, 442
P 74, 156; °75,
gia). P 74, 156
osphenia). P 775, 415;
5 79, 163
Productus). J VIII, 302, 307
cea (Alaria). P ’77, 22
. P 97, 417
hoe 03, 662, 665, 666,
683, 685, 691° 694, 696;
macer. P ’89, 376
eee pheria). P 95, 23
; mma). P ’95, 23
P 95, 23
P ’03, 777
fa (Papillina). P 96, 475
es). J TX, 85, 86, 109
P "60, 423
P 708, 356; ’09,
,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
1013
papillatus (Actinocrinus). P 68,
351; 781, 340
(Agassizocrinus). E
172, 188
(Batocrinus ,.
340
(Cromyocrinus).
(Fusus).
96, 475
(Gilbertsocrinus). P
(Goniasteroidocrinus). P 765,
167
(Symbathocrinus). P ’86, 93
(Trematocrinus). P ’65, 167;
"78, 263; ’81, 393
papillicornis (Magelona). P ’07, 203
papillifer (Aleyrodes). P ’02, 281
(Spherodorum). P ’09, 383
papillifera (Auricula). P ’96, 452
papilligerum (Agamonema). P ’56,
55; 758, 112
Papillina. P ’55, 262; 789, 73;
74, 114; ’96, 474; 701, 513
papillosa (£olidia). P ’79, 71, 74
( ZEolis). 6
(Barbula). P
(Diplodia). P
acny ts 218
(Filaria). P 56, 55. J I, 302
(Goniobasis). P 764, 26
(Laurencia). P ’57, 74
(Melania). P ’64, 26
(Teichospora). P ’90, 242
(Thelephora). J III, 222
papillosum (Cerithium). P ’05, 789
papillosus (Anelytropsis). P ’08, 119
(Ceanothus). J III, 85
(Petalocerus). P ’58, 231
(Sehizaseus). P ’55, 377
papion (Cynocephalus). P 748, 62
Papirius. P ’78, 335
pappaterra (Geophagus).
Pappochroma. j vii, 34
papposa (Pectis). P ’96, 39
(Solaster). P ’89,171; 701,174
(Triskaidecactis).. P ’01, 174
papposus (Crossaster). P ’01, 174
papposus var. septentrionalis (Cros-
saster). P ’01, 175
(Venus). j vi, 264
papua (Aptenodytes). P
172, 175
(Cyrena). P 60, 283
(Eudyptes). P ’72, 195
(Spheniseus). P ’72, 195
papuana (Euplea). P ’66, 240
(Modiola). j vi, 120
papuensis (Gobius). P 1900, 517
(Pygoseelis). P ’72, 195
Papuina. P ’92, 397, 399; be 265
ge fo (Eucalyptocrinus). P 785,
86, 171,
P 68, 351; ’81,
P ’86, 172
P ’48, 100; ’55, 262;
65, 167
195,
P 03, 536
"72, 171,
1014
papyracea (Achatinella). P
(Betula). P ’63, 76;
784, 91
(Cycladella). P 72, 232
(Kellia). P ’72, 231
(Lima). J VIII, 348
(Lubomirskia). P ’87, 271
(Lucina). P ’48, 101
(Morelia). J VI, 79
(Natica). P ’08. 555
papyracea var. major (Natica). P
708, 556, 558
papyracea (Pholadidea).
195, 212
(Pholadomya).
(Pholas).
88, 32
80, 343;
P 62, 194,
P ’62, 28
P ’62, 196, "208, 212
(Pleuronectia). J VIII, 347
(Polinices). P 708, 558
Papyraceum. .P ’04, 556
papyraceum (Cardium).
papyraceus (Polyporus). J III, 213
(Unio). P ’53, 254
papyratia (Anatina). j ii, 314
. (Pyrula). j ii, 238. P ‘91,
52; 703, 758; ’07, 194, 209-218
papyratia caloosahatchiensis(Pyrula).
P ’07, 210-218
papyria (Agnona). P ’05, 16
(Argonauta). J II, 331
(Gobreeus). P ’98, 60
(Lima). j viii, 185. P ’41,
30; °47, 280; ’48, 100; ’62, 582;
780, 21, 23; 782, 160. J I, 111
(Lutraria). j vii, 121. P 748,
101
(Modiola).
(Nueularia). P
(Ostomya). P ’74, 80. J
VIII, 333
(Pholadomya). J IV, 276
(Psammobia). P 747, 291;
48, 105; 798, 60. J I, 121
(Pteropsis). J IV, 296
(Radula). P ’62, 582
(Tellina). P ’48, 106
papyricola (Helotiella).
(Leptospheria). P ’94, 337
(Pyrenochete). P 794, 359
Papyridea. J III, 326; VIII, 375
papyrifera (Betula). P 705, 2
(Broussonetia). ~“P ’76, 328;
02, 667
papyrifere (Valsa). P
"78, 87
papyrina (Thelephora).
par (Macrochlamys). P
Parabacillus. P ’04, 516;
709, 112, 119, 419
parabasilis (Homalocrinus).
258
Parabolina. P ’70, 63
Parabuteo. P ’92, 105;
P ’04, 557
P ’46, 24
05, 8
"77, 125;
J Ill, 220
05, 741
07, 30;
P 79,
05, 689
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
-Paradiseide. P 91, 441, 447
P 94, 351
Paracanthistius. J XII, 521 :
Paracentropristis. P ’92, 260; ’07, —
266 a
Paracerion. P ’95, 206; 96, 326
Paracheilognathus. P ’10, 481
Paraclinus. P ’95, 328
Paraclonaria. P ’04, 82, 83 Ss
Paracompsomyia. P ’98, 184 }
Paracornops. P ’08, 16 3
Paracrangon. P ’52, 162, 20; °79, —
412; ’93, 126; ’95, 174, 178, 188, ©
193
Paractide. P 89, 107 j
Paractis. P ’78, 311 :
Paracyclas. P 7 71, 62; °76, 31; "83, 4
213 i:
paradesii (Pupoides). P 1900, 585, —
589
Paradiancta. P ’04, 624
Paradichroplus. P ’07, 191
Paradigalla. P. ’91, 448 ;
paradiscus (Polynemus). P ’61, 274, —
61, 274 |
275, 279; ’85, 126
(Trichidion). P o
Paradisea. P ’50, 67; 64, 257; "91, :
448; ’99, 43. J Il, 133 a
paradisea (Ptilorhis). P ’91, 447 —
(Steganura). P ’99, 38°
(Sterna). P ’62, 542, 551; ’9
31; 95, 505; 98, 133; 1900, 14
Paradiseinae. P ’91, 448
paradisi (Muscipeta). P ’59, 49
(Tersiphone). P ’89, 151
paradisiaca (Cassidula). P 53,
(Musa). P ’89, 354
(Tatea). ¥ ’97, 362 a
paradisiacum (Pyrum). P ’53, 449 —
Paradon. P ’03, 512
paradoxa (Agrostis). j iii, 128
(Cryptolabis). P 759, 225
(Cylindrella). P 81, 15
paradoxa acuminata (Fallugia). ‘
704, 109 sy
paradoxa (Galatea). P 61, 25, 26
(Melolontha). P ’7 73, 329, ;
(Oryzopsis). iii,
(Pertusaria). oe 93, 216
(Rhipidophora). P ’61, 71 —
(Riceia). P ’69, 232 :
(Sieversia). J JT, 181
(Tetrao). P ’64. 247
(Urocoptis). P ’98, 274
(Venus). P 761, 26
paradoxa gouldii (Vertigo). r.
609
paradoxicum (Staurastrum). P>
Biol. 116 ie,
Paradoxides. P ’57, 205; 770, 6
paradoxum (Milium). j iii, 125,
Paradoxurus. P 7°73, 372;
Paradoxus. j iv, 365
(Harpalus). P43, 297,
Lanne
_ (iechneumon). P ’94, 185
; pex). J III, 217
elanotus). P 744, 152
fyobatrachus). J VI, 193
Ly hanthus). P 7°46, 43
i P ’86, 109, 213
P 50, 30.
163;
94, 262;
hyonychus). P 747,
oD athus). \
ep:
Phals 77, 108
*hanerotinus). P
63, 21;
P 09, 352
P ’81, 411
P 98, 451
68
P 705, 807, 808
oP 75, 76
6, 167, 259; 762, 332
ius. P 104, 738-754; 705,
P ’80, 221 «
(Monocondylea). J
(ZEquidens). P 703,
P 07, 187
P 07, 179
?
nyx). P 06, 36; ’07, 167
ontostilbe). P °03, 512
rpilia). P °07, 885
io). P 66,34, J VI, 271
P 95, 329
is. P 58, 11, 26, 158;
8; 92, 326. J VII, 21,
358, 402
Melinea). P ’62, 242
P 703, 38, 42, 635
cine. P 07, 249
P 756, 131; 60, 110;
so 80; 1, 114; 99,
(Brachyetytos) P7718; 317
P ’92, 244
* 61, 515; 64, 151, 187,
dal 244; 710, 403-406
rynia. P ’07, 162, 164
mas. P ‘07, 185
s (Euphorbia). P '77, 108
thys. P ’64, 196, 197; ’97,
199, 363; '04, 512; 10, 601.
555
na. P 95, 338
hodes. P ’58, 231
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
1015
paralium (Platyceras).
89,294; ’90, 166
paralius (Capulus).
166
P 65, 131;
P ’90, 151, 161,
parallela (Amphitetras).
729, 731
‘(Cantharis). jv, 168.
305; ’51, 342
(Cercopis). j vi, 305
(Glandina). P 57, 189, 192;
58, 207; ’82, 192
(Grammysia). J VIII, 306
(Syringopora). P ’97, 427
(Tiphia). P ’96, 297
parallelipipedus (Lyctus). P 744,
112
P 1900,
P °45,
(Xylotrogus). P °44, 112
Parallelodon. P ’70, 40
parallelogramma (Corella). J XIII,
13
62, 393,
(Macrogomphus). P
97
parallelopipedon (Unio). P ’60, 90.
J V, 377
parallelopipedum (Colydium). j vy,
263
P 06, 372
(Elaphidion). J II, 103
(Monotoma). P ’55, 305
(Nothoceratium). P 1900, 729,
730
(Triceratium). P 1900, 729
parallelum var. balearica (Tricera-
tium). P 1900, 729
parallelum var. coloniensis (Tricera-
tium). P 1900, 739
parallelus (Ancylus). P
12, 97
(Anisodactylus). P ’59, 69
(Bradyeellus). P ’68, 381
(Conibius). J IV, 37
(Dicheirus). J IV, 29
(Doreus). P ’66, 380
(Grapsus). P ’80, 191
({Halictus). P 1900, 342
(Helicodiseus). P 06,
157, 533, 564
(Hister).
POEL Ace sulaata
293
parallelum (Aulocara).
60, 18;
155-
jv, 42. P '52, 39
j iii, 158. P
P 46, 68; 66,
°* Elypoptiens)
© (dante) .j iii, 248
(Mimodesmus). P ‘96 964
(Pachygrapsus). j viii, 127.
P °50, 24, 27, 29
(Paromalus). P ’59, 314
(Philolithus). J IV, 37
(Planorbis). j ii, 164. P 706,
156 —
(Pterostichus).
(Rhyzophagus).
J II, 235
P 744, 108
1016
parallelus. Continued.
(Secotobenus). P ’59, 88, 290
(Selenophorus). P 743, 297,
801
(Solen). P
(Spiraxis). P
(Unio). j viii,
20. J II, 296
Paralomis. P ’58, 231
Paralonchurus. P 783, 287
Paramastax. P ’04, 675
paramattensis (Unio). P
J VI, 60
Parambassis. P ’05, 500
Paramelaconite. P ’91, 284
Parameles. P ’03, 703
Paramecium. P ’91, 65;
169; ’05, 90. J XII, 69
Paramphithoé, P ’01, 150, 152
82, 198
10, 520
179.
62, 176.
195, 167-
Paramusonia. P ’06, 276; ’07, 158
Paramya. P ’60, 232; ’62, 572
Paramys. P ’71, 281
paranacensis (Corbicula). P ’60, 272
' (Cyelas). P ’60, 272
(Cyrena). P ’60, 272, 283
paranaguensis (Strophocheilus). P
1900, 390
Paranais. P ’05, 373-376
Paranarium. P ’08, 506
paranasimos (Acipenser). P ’89,
252, 256
parandus (Ichneumon). P
124
paranensis (Byssanodonta). P ’56,
214
73, 107,
(Cyclas). P ’60, 296; ’62, 37
(Pecten). J VIII, 336, 347
(Unio). P ’53, 268; ’60, 90.
J III, 289, 308; V, 377
Paranephrops. P 52, 10, 15, 20
Paranomia. P ’76, 320; 05, 12. J
IV, 290; Lae 296
Paranorthia. gins 448
Paranotropis. 04, 245
Paranthea. P "18, 312 .
Paranthias. P 84, 98; ’07, 267
Paranysson. P ’94, 304
Parapachymorpha. P ’04, 84
Parapegasus. J XII, 501
Parapercés. J XII, 548
Paraphlebia. P ’01, 131, 133, 136;
08, 461, 467, 468, 481, 487
Parapholas. P ’41, 121; ’49, 156;
62, 191, 194, 213, 214. J I, 214,
279; II, 335
Paraplagusia. P ’05, 517
Parapleurus. P ’02, 629
Parapolia. P ’01, 688
Parapompilus. P ’94, 296
Paraponyx. P ’75, 49, 51, 52
Parapristipoma. P 99, 351
Pararhytida. P ’92, 396
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
P 41,
Parasa. P ’76, 153
Parasabella. P ’05, 555
Parasalenia. P ‘63, 355
Parascalops. P ’97, 223
Parascaphyrhynchus. P ’10, 604
Parascopas. P ’07, 191
Parascutum. P ’96, 453
Parasia. P ’60, 173
Parasilurus. P ’92, 241; 705, 463
parasita (Branchiobdella). P 793,
428
(Catarractes). P ’63, 129 &
fo 68,
(Lestris). P ’63, 132
parasitica (Agelacrinites).
357 a
P ’51, 242, 289;
(Cataractes). P ’63, 132
(Catharacta). P ’63, 132
(Eucope). P ’88, 165; 90, 2
(Exogyra). J VII, 298, 323°
(Hemicystites). P 68, 357
(Lestris). P ’61, 243°
(Piricularia). P ’93, 462 —
(Rosellinia). P ’90, 227
(Venturia). P ’90, 288
parasiticum (Acanthostigma). P
(Bicidium). P ’79, 198; ” 98
3
P 90, 296
P 90, 240
(Bdelloura).
4
57
(Ceratostoma).
(Melanomma).
(Musculium). P ’60, 991
(Pisidium). P ’60, 291
(Pisum). P ’60, 291
parasiticus (Capulus). P ’90,
158 ,
- (Faleo). P ’67, 214
(Hesperomys). P ’74, 180
(Larus). P ’63 124, "132
(Stercorarius). P 761, 2
63,124; ’92, 146; 95, 502,
98) 130: 1900, 8
parasitus (Catops). P ’53, 2
(Faleo). P ’67, 214
Parasorex. P ’92, 423 .
Parasphendale. P ’01, 285
Parasphex. P ’96, 552
Paraspongia. P ’84, 202
Paraspongiosa. P ’84, 202
Parastagmatoptera. P ’06, 276
Parastarte. P ’62, 288, ~~
58, 248; 703, 757
’(Spatangus). j viii, 224,
Parastichtis. P ’75, 425
parata (Bembidula). P 795,
(Monedula). P ’95, 353
(Nomada). P ’03, 612,
Paratenetus. P ’66, 347
Paratencvdera. TP ’03,.705
x. P ’02, 718; ’04, 666-668;
782; ’05,;-801, 840, 841; 707,
'; 708, 366, 368, 371; 09, 130,
710, 621
ghusa. P ’58, 101; ’80, 192
ja. P ’94, 295
P 2, 330, 431, 432;
3 705, 77
P 05, 839; 06, 269;
P 94, 400; ’01, 167
ia. P 10, 500
P ’03, 193, 204-206; 706,
hus. P 52, 75 .
} P 704, 823, 824, 834;
2, 508; 08, 579
(Chrysodomus). P 95,
ninx). J IV, 141
(Gyrinus). P ’68, 369, 371
nio). P 66,34. J VI, 262
~P 79, 171
suberibraria (Columbella).
P 06, 380
P 75, 412
s (Dilocarcinus). P ’80, 35
ppiscus). P 709, 438
. P 06, 381
P ’68, 129
P ’96, 462
79, 171.
alis minor (Felis). P 60, 82
=a P 73, 247;
J VI, 200
P 97, 127
na) j v, 339. P °55, 424
1): P ’68, 126, 129
(Felis). P °79, 172
tvmens). P °79, 173
0 (Felis) P °79, 172
(Felis). P ’79, 171
P 90, 421, 430; °92, 68;
539; 01, 569, 587; 02, 536,
703, 60, 90, 645, 652, 653; 704,
08, 160-316; 09,’ 219, '557
(Batrachus).’ P ’84, 45; ’85,
88, 92
P 96, 542
P ’99, 308
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
(Chetocnema). P ’73,
1017
pardus. Continued.
~(Trichomycterus). P ’74, 182
(Uncia). P ’79,173. J XI, 243
Pareas. P ’57, 69; ’94, 424
Parectopa. P ’60, 209
paredesi (Pecten). J VIII, 306
Pareiosaurus. P ’91, 423
parellina (Passerina). P ’90, 209
parenthesis (Coccinella). j iv, 93
parentinus (Echinocyamus). P 63,
358
pareola (Pipra). P 64, 257
pareparensis (Caridina). P ’94, 402,
404
Parephippus. P ’61, 165;
77, 211
paretii (Albuneza). P ’58, 230; ’79,
409
Parexocetus. P 1900, 500; ’05, 494
Parexus. J IX, 430 :
parfaiti (Coronaster). P ’88, 424
Paria. P ’58, 86; 773, 33, 39. J
IV, 91 ;
Parias. P ’59, 334
Pariaspis. P 60, 241
Paride. P ‘’65, 37; ’66, 79; 768,
296; ’83, 60; 795, "499; 96, 164;
05, 774
parietalis (Coliscus). P ’77, 94
(Coluber). j v, 349; vi, 36. P
701, 28; 703, 287, 292
(Dictyna). P ’09, 202
(Eutenia). P 66, 305
(Thalamia). P 704, 122
(Thamnophis). P 795, 406;
01, 28
parietalis pickeringi (Thamnophis).
P 701, 29
parietalis (Tropidonotus). P 56,
248, 252, 310
(Vertigo). P 1900, 598
parietarie (Boisduvalia). P ’99, 265
(Oudablis). P 799, 265
parietina (Limnobia). P ’61, 289
parilis ceteris )- P ’05, 14. J U,
j viii, 289
. P 62, 580
(Corbula). P ’82, 199
(Diplodonta). P ’76, 307
(Eryphila). P ’05, 14
(Fusus). P ’48, 100; ’62, 560;
82, 172
(Mactra). P ’48, 101
(Mysia). P ’87, 397, 403; 05,
15. J IV, 278; IX, 122
(Neptunea). P ’62, 560; 782,
172
(Nueula). J I, 7
(Pectunculus).
748, 104; ’62, 580;
82, 160; 90, 144
62, 238;
743, 305:
* 80, 39° 94:
1018
parilis. Continued.
(Plusia). P
(Saxicava). P
403. J IX, 122
(Tenea). P ’76, 307; 705, 15
Pariodon. P ’71, 55, 290, 292
Pariolius. P ’7 71, 289
Pariostegus. P 68, 211
paris (Papilio). P 85, 84, 85
parisiense (Spherium). P ’60, 296
parisiensis (Cylindrella). P ’98, 269,
270
92, 158
197, 397, 398,
(Hyenodon). J IX, 181
(Taxotherium). J IX, 181, 513
(Verticordia). P ’81, 426, 428
parisina (Chamepelia). P ’59, 305
Parisocrinus. & ’79, 285, 332, 338;
86, 115, 145, 156, 163; 90, 380,
384
Parisoma. P ’59, 51; ’67, 219; ’89,
149; ’99, 40; ’05, 769
parisorum (Icterus). P 59, 301,
305; ’67, 54; ’92, 120; ’03, 27
parkeri (Ammonites). P ’84, 54
Parkeria. J VIII, 368
Parkia. J XII, 525
parkinsoni (Alaria). P ’77, 22
(Apiocrinus). P ’86, 221
(Procellaria). P ’66, 157, 191
(Voluta). P ’48, 107
parkinsonie (Asteroma). P 795, 481
(Phyllosticta). P ’91, 77
parkmani (Lilium). P ’84, 298
(Troglodytes). P ’99, 17
parkmanii (Troglodytes). j viii, 154.
P ’66, 78
parkmanni (Troglodytes). P ’59, 191
Parlatoria. P ’99, 275
Parma. P ’63, 214, 218
parma (Triceratium). P 1900, 728
Parmacella. P ’75, 147
Parmarion. P ’75, 147
parmata (Feronia). P 54, 58
parmatana (Ephippiphora). P ’60,
352
parmatum (Phytolithus). P ’60, 443
(Ulodendron). P ’60, 442, 443
parmatus (Olisthopus). P 743, 297;
54, 58; ’66, 346
(Phytolithus). P ’60, 442
Parmelia. P ’47, 210; ’63, 96; ’86,
343; °93, 216
Parmella. P ’7 75, 147
Parmena. J II, 143, 167
Parmoptila. P ’59, 40: ’99, 40
Parmula. P ’86, 229; ’87, 180, 195,
227, 254
parmula (Cocconeis). P ’53, 480,
432
Parnas. jv, 187
Parnassia. P ’63, 58; 784, 84
Parnassiew. P 763, 58
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
08, 368, 371-375; 09, 112, 132
492
Parorphula. P ’06, 19, 20
Parnassius. P ’62, 221, rise 2
parnellii (Chilonyceteris). 02,
401; ’04, 184, 194, 197, 198, *300
parnellii boothi (Chilonycteris). YA
704, 185, 197, 199, 200, 203 P
parnellii portoricensis (Chilonyeteris), 4
P 704, 185, 197, 199 :
parnellii (Phyllodia). P 4, 181
182, |
Parnide. P ’44, 99; 52, 41. J IV.
32 a
Paroaria. P ’99, 35
Parocanthus. P ’04, 549
Parochromyia. P ’98, 178
Parodoxodon. P ’92, $22
Parecanthus. P ’04, 549; 05, 836,
843 a
Pareedicerus. P ’01, 149 oe
Paroides. P ’59, 301, 304; 768, 149 —
Paromalus. P ’52, 37; ’59, 314. J”
IV, 31
Paromylacris. P ’85, 35
paron (Odontomyia). P ’82, 85
Paronychia. P ’63, 58
Paronychodon. P 76, 256, 350 _
Parophrys. P ’54, 189, 140,
155; 62, 281; ’64, 195-197, 22
97, 88 a
Paropomala. P ’04, 570; 706, 399; —
Parotia. P ’91, 448
paroticum (Amblystoma). P
169, 172, 200; ’68, 276 Bee
parovanus (Myloleucus). P ’83, 143,
152 4
P ‘v4, 777, 793; 705, -
10, 7, 595, 617,
59, 174; 760, 196; 6
99, 208 aq
Paroxya.
53; 07, 298, 459;
636
Parra. P
246; 71, 194;
parra (Diabasis). P 97, 108m
(Hemulon). P 97, bei h
119 .
parre (Albula). P ’63, 179
(Chaetodon). P 63, 176
(Galeichthys). P 54, 26;
179 ts
(Ibachus). P 750, 28 ae
parraianus (Monacanthus). 2
178, 185
parredes (Ichneumon).
116
Parreysia. P 53, 267
parreysii (Lasea).
Parribacus. P ’52, 14;
parryana (Carex).
parryi (Aplopappus).—
(Astragalus). P_ 6
(Carduus). P 792, 362
——
Continued.
sothamnus) P 63, 66
us). P 92, 362
ma). P 763, 74; 74,
anium). P ’63, 59
1). P ’89, 381
398
(Anomphala). P ’94, 15
m. P ’61, 457; ’62, 164;
20; ’89, 388
(Pyrethrum). P 84,
s. P 1900, 667; 02,
04, 108; °05, 700
viii, 111. P °50, 23;
ide. P °57, 220;
ine. P °79, 390
(Arctia). P °60, 527, 529
ws (Acupalpus). P 43, 297
gonoderus). P ’68, 375
hus). P ’68, 376, 378
(Cynthia). P ’78, 304. J
om » 34, 112
ia). P 66, _3i1, 372
1X
"79, 390
P 58, 209; °75, 149, 228,
80, 229; °85, 203-223;
; "87, 133; °88, 14-28,
; 790, 284; '99, 226; 1900,
570, 573, 576-579; 10, 50.
381, 395, 410; IX, 17, 18,
108, 111, 112
P 1900, 564; 06, 148
P ’88, 16, 25-28, 40; °95,
P 79, 18; °85, 209, 212,
3; 787. 133. J IX, 47, 50,
65, 67
1 {cyelas). j ii, 380. P
: ‘e a Spherium). P_ ’60,
62, 29: 96, 500
| (Cycles). P ’62, 29
. 96
E (Cheetodon). P 63, 176; 97,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
. parva intricata (Cadueifer).
594
1019
paru. Continued.
~ (Pomacanthus). P ’63, 176;
"97, 124
(Rhombus). P ’97, 103
(Seserinus). P 706, 119
(Stromateus). P 84, 45, 311,
312; 97, 103
Parula. P ’60, 376; ’71, 20; 75,
352; 09, 364
parumpunctata (Dicerea). P 744,
143; 757,
parumpunctatus (Ctenonychus). P
744, 151
Parupeneus. P 785, 152
Parus. j iv, 253; vii, 190, 193; viii,
152. P °41, 140, 259; 45, 265,
300; °46, 115; °47, 154;
53, 381; 754,
290; 58, 192;
376; 761, :
67, 221: °75, 352;
217; °91, 438; °92, 111, 125; °93,
22, 23, 57, 65; '94, 285; °95, 464,
499; °96, 164; ’98, 87, 217; 99,
15, 20, 27, 31; '03, 13, 15; 04,
585; 05, 774; 08, 82. J I, 34,
35; IT, 264
arus (Muscicapa). P ’67, 218
(Sylvia). j iv, 200
parva (Aleyrodes). P ’02, 282
(Allocosa). P ’08, 163, 285,
289
(Anomia). P ’60, 198. J
VIII, 322 ;
(Aphrodita). P ’05, 529; 708,
339; 710, 371, 385
(Aporrhais). P ’60, 178, 423
(Ardea). P ’75, 354
(Astarte). P 748, 96
(Bakevellia). P 59, 29
(Barnea). P ’62, 194, 209
(Barnia). P ’62, 209
(Blarina). P 96, 202
(Caducifer). P 04, 594
P 704,
parva (Cancellaria). P 48, 97
(Chama). P ’61, 478
(Chondrella). P ’79, 28. J
TX, 106, 110, 111
(Corbieula). P ’60, 272
(Cyelas). P ’60, 283, 296
(Cyrena). P ’60, 283
- (Diadema). J VIII, 404, 410
. (Donaecia). P 751, 316
(Erioptera). P 759, 227
(Eudothyra). P ’97, 417
(Exoprosopa). P ’94, 274
(Fridericia). P 95, 343
(Garrettia). J VIII, 404
(Goniobasis). P ’62, 264; ’64,
44. J V, 297
1020
Continued.
(Gouldia). P
(Halosydna).
(Kellia). P ’72, 231
(Leda). P ’54, 29
(Lucania). P ’09, 407; 710,
600
(Lymnea). P ’09, 515
(Muscicapa). P ’89, 147
(Natica). P 748, 102
(Nesopupa). P 1900, 433
(Nucula). P ’48, 102; ’88, 233
(Pholas). P ’62, 196, 209, 211
(Physa). P ’64, 115. J VI,
177
(Platygaster). P ’82, 280
(Pleurotoma). j vi, 211, 225,
P 62, 561; ’82, 173
(Porzana). P ’94, 145
FP le recat PP 66,783 67,
(Ricinula). P ’91, 51
ee Austen ie aes |: Raa |
2
parva.
72, 249
P ’10, 330
, (Sureula).
(Tectura).
P ’62, 561
P ’60, 423
(Tringa). P ’75, 355
(Tritonidea). P ’04, 594
parva intricata (Tritonidea). P
04, 594
parva (Trochosa). P ’01, 587; ’08,
290
(Turbinella). P ’60, 94; 793,
220; 705, 25
(Venericardia). P 7°48, 107
(Vitrinella). J VIII, 367
(Voluta). P ’48, 107
parvibrachiatus (Cyathocrinus). P
70, 25; °78, 257; °79, 310; 786,
149
parvibranchialis (Lycodontis). P
1900, 494
parvicella (Multicrescis). P 760,
867; 05, 5. J IV, 401; V, 178
parviceps .pusillus (Aster). P ’10,.
545, 546, 549, 576
parviceps (Euplectus). P ’60, 318.
(Lathridius). P 55, 304
(Strigamia). J V, 49
parvicollis (Dasytes). P 752, 171;
66, 361
(Eleodes).
(Psylliodes).
parvidens (Diastichus).
(Helix). J IX, 31
(Lachnosterna). J III, 259
(Pitys). J IX, 31, 108
(Scolopendra). P ’61, 138. J
V, 32
(Urocyon). P ’99, 276-280
parviflora (A®%sculus). P ’87, 156;
89, 63; ’90, 274
P 58, 182
P 73, 76
P ’83, 158
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
parviflora. Continued.
(Brodieza). P ’68, 172
(Catesbea). P ’89, 385
(Collinsia). _P ’63, 72;
21; ’98, 38.. J III, 97
(Crategus). P ’05, 654
(Drejera). P ’61, 462;
165; ’70, 137
(Fritillaria). P 768, 166;
P 91, Zia
112. J Ill, 102
(Galinsoga).
494
(Gaura). P ’63, 61; ’92, 366
(Halenia). P ’98, 399
(Hosackia). P ’63, 351
Lilium). P 768, 166
brigeeles: P 6,70
(Malva). P ’77, 106
(Melilotus). 8 :
(Montia). P ’98, 20, 296 —
(Oryzopsis). , i% 126...
(Parnassia).
(Petunia).
(Pogogyne).
(Pulmonaria).
(Stipa).
(Tellina).
557 +
parviflorum (Cypripedium). P %
76
(Dracocephalum). P ’63, 72
(Eriogonum). j i, 35
(Heliotropium). P 789, 39
(Talinum). P ’63, 59 ©
(Troximon). P ’63,69 —
parviflorus (Loranthus). P 789, 40
(Lupinus). P ’92, 365
parvifolia (Crategus). P ’04,
(Heuchera). P ’63, 62 |
(Lithophragma). P 763, 6
(Spirea). P ’63, 61
parvifolium (Vaccinium). P ”
parvifolius (Cereocarpus).
parvifrons (Dromicus). P
79; °68, 127; ’71, 218 :
(Herbstia). j viii, 107
50, 23
parvimana (Leucosia). P ;
parvinodus (Platycrinus). ih
247 te
parvipes (Anser). P ’52, 187
28
(Fundulus). P 54,
parvirostra (Athyris). P
parvirostris (éstrelata).
146, 170 7
(Alpheus). P 752, 22
s. Continued.
liomorpha), ~P-’63, Pi
ay. P 94, 402, 404
inus). P 69, 165;
P 65, 39
P 66, 135, 145,
tum (Puppigerus). P ’72,15
juami ad P 61, 503,
ect pi Oe: 18; 35
Agee
i P 92, 320
al: (Achatinella). P ’88, 53
mopleura). P
sella). P ’61, 36
phitetras). P "1900, 725
nala). J IV, 33
minea). P ’87, 152. J
IX, 107
lulphia). .
P 1900, 690,
pia). P 255, 412
iv, 333
61, 36
P ’47, 180
P ’60, 272; ’61,
)- P 79, 78
ina). P ’61, 32
y.. P 60, "283
ra). P ’88, 78, 199; ’92,
"1900, 535
a var. conchlea (Epeira). P
. P 99, 444
P 48,99; '62,
ma). P 04, 124
P ’79, 29; ’87,
ta). P 63, 4
. P 87, 153. J VIII,
P 766, 285
(Scutellaria). P
7 Bas, 549, 572
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
58, 105;—
1021
parvula (Sicyonia). P ’60, 43
Sidusa). P ’09, 222
imopsis). P 756, 285
(Spiraxis). P ’60, 152
(Synema). P 1900, 537
(Vallonia). P 93, 236, 239,
260, 265, 276; ’06, 533, 557
(Valvata). P 56, 123, 279;
60, 431
(Venus). P ’61, 32
(Vertigo). P 1900, 608
(Wallrothiella). P ’93, 188
(Wulfila). P ’03, 340, 342
(Xantho). P ’52, 75; ’58, 33
parvulum (Obisium). P ’04, 141°
parvulus (Anous). P ’94, 118
(Campylodiseus). P ’61, 66
(Careinops). P ’59, 314
(Ceraticelus). P ’05, 303
(Ceratinella). P 705, 303
> ces amc 77a, 31,
J I,
“(erptignatins, P 53, 422.
(Erginus). P 709, 229
(Erigone). P 05, 303
(Malthinus). P ’51, 346
(Melampus). P ’87, 140
(Meloe). P 753, 404
(Midas). P 795, 325
(Oxytelus). P 7°44, 41
(Pentamerus). P ’97, 447
(Pinnotheres). P 758, 108
(Platyerinus). P ’65, 161,
168; ’81, 247
(Pogonocherus). J II, 160
(Polyporus). J III, 207, 210
(Protohippus). P ’92, 326
(Stenopsis). P 751, 179
ee (Tachysphex). P 93, 508,
; (Unio). P ’60, 307; 77, 27.
VI, 45
(Vespertilio). P ’66, 284
parvum (Buccinum). P 748, 97
(Cyclostoma). P 779, 28. J
TX, 106
(Lophoearenum). P ’92, 36
(Pachychilus). P ’56, 145. J
VI, 120
(Pleurotoma). P 748, 104
(Rangia). P ’60, 232
(Trypanostoma). P ’62, 174;
63, 315. J V, 276
parvus (Actinocrinus). P ’81, 353
(Anthus). P ’65, 106
(Capulus). P ’90, 160, 162,
177
(Cirratulus). P ’06, 505
(Conus). P 748, 98; ’95, 56
(Cordylocrinus). P ’81, 234
(Cottopsis). P ’54, 144
a
1022 INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
parvus. Continued. pascoensis (Colletes). P 98
(Cricetodipus). P 753, 225; (Nomada). P ’03, 559, bea
75, 300-305; ’93, 407 (Osmia). P 97, 342
(Cypselus). P ’57, 38; 59, 33 (Xanthidium). P 03, 564
(Diplocephalus). P ’05, 305 Pasimachus. P 743, 296, 298... 313;
(Doryerinus). P ’78, 264; ’81, 54, 79; ’58, Gl. J IV, 12, 14,
53 pasion (Pieris). P 66, 8386
(Dysehirus). P ’57, 77 Pasiphea. P ’52, 12, 18; 93,
(Echinocyamus). J IX, 131 Pasipheide. P 52, 13, is; 93
(Enecoptolophus). P ’02, 720; | Pasipheinea. P ’52 , 18
04, 524 _Pasithea. P ’48, 566; 62, 566;
(Enhydrobius). J VI, 90 ' 219, 224; ’82, 170; 4. 104;
(Forbesiocrinus). P ’86, 69 54. J IV, 295; 1% 56
(Fusus). P 748, 100; ’90, 396 | pasithoe (Delias). td "985 86
(Gigaductus). P ’03, 6383, | pasonis (Haplocion). P 105, 214
639-642 (Holospira). P ’05, 213
(Glyptocrinus). P ’81, 363; | paspali (Coryneum). P °91, 82
85, 322 paspalodes (Digitaria). P O86,
(Homocrinus). P ’79, 301 (Milium). P ’86, 290
(Hydroides). P 710, 496 paspaloides (Caulerpa). P aa
(Hylodes). P ’53, 428; ’62, (Paspalum). P 91, 295
153. J VI, 90 Paspalum. P ’63, 79; ’67, 24
(Lampterocrinus). P ’85, 323 284-290; ’89, 361; °91, 295 ;
(Lophocarenum). P ’05, 305 486, 632; 01, 558; ’07, 458
(Meloe). P 753, 329, 404 458; 10, 545, 551, 578
(Monopylephorus). P ’05, 374, | passa (Axinea). P ’62, 580
76, 383 (Pectunculus). P ’62,
(Notiocorys). P ’65, 106 passali cornuti (Gregarina).
(GEdothorax). P ’05, 312 47; ’03, 45, 639
(Perognathus). P 753, 225; Passaleecus. Pp 94, 301;
67, 135; °75, 287, 303; ’93, 407 | Passalus. P 50, ¢> 8, 108
parvus var. intricatus (Phos). P 314. J VIII, 426, 442
04, 594, 595 Passer. j_ iv, 58. P D7, 37; 758,
parvus (Picus). P ’66, 52 192; ’59, 139; 761, 374, 382; ?
(Planorbis). P 745, 280; ’56, 314, 557; 64, 255; 75, 351; &
260; °60, 18, 155; ’61, 309, 330, 62; 95, 489; 98, 83; 58
398; ’72, 103, 109; °77, 200, 201; 104, 583; 05, 777 a
91, 322; 794, 24; ’06, 165 passer (Flesus). P~ 92, o7T se)
(Platyerinus). P ’81, 234, 240 (Merista). P ’97, 447 —
(Poteriocrinus). P «9, 301 Passerculus. P ’59, 191; 761, :
(Productus). P ’60, 450 66, 84, 88; 71, 21; "8%
(Pterocyelos). J VIII, 404 705, 684 6
(Ptychocrinus). P ’85, 322 Passerella. P ’59, 192;
(Pugnus). P 796, 208 783, 63; 7°93, 22, 51, Cra
(Rallus). P ’94, 145° 96, 146; 98, 139, 2153
(Sealops). P 794, 157 04, 583; ’°08, 154. J I,
(Sorex). j vii, 383, 394 Passeres. P 68, 261, 297; *
(Steatomys). P 96, 529 FIX; re 418 | wes
(Tachytes). P ’98, 503, 504 Passerina. j iv, 5 oe ve
(Tmetieus). P ’05, 312 83, 63; 790, 2085
(Triton). P ’04, 594 110, 122; °93, 52: 08
(Turbo). P ’48, 106 116, 139, 151; ’98, 84, 2
(Unio). P 753, 254; ’60, 19, 31; 708, 154
156; °77, 27, 32, 33; ’96, 503. J | passerina (Chamepelia).
IIT, 300; IV, 221; VIII, 68 302; °66, 93; 75, 348
(Upeneus). P ’85, 154 (Columba). i iv, baci
(Zygoballus). P 1900, 540; 348
04, 139 ( Columbigallina).
Parydra. P ’95, 338 passerina pallescens ‘Osram
Parymenopus. P ’03, 717 P ’90, 204, 212; 792, be
Parypha. P ’78, 309; ’82, 262 passerina terrestris (Col uy
pasadene (Punctum). P ’06, 158 P 95, 476
(Emberiza). P_’55,~311;
ila). j iv, 45, 65
j iii,
ichia). P
(Strix). j viii, 152.
ia). P 66, 50. J Il,
(Glaucidium). P 90,
ini). P 59,
53, 382
is var. perpallidus (Cotur-
lus). P ’08, 98
savannarum (Coturnicu-
P 708, 154
(Veniliornis).
RP 60, 554
P 58, 124;
* 382 01, 557;
0 (Condylactis).
P 99,
74, 9; 89,
205, 698, 700
P ’89, 104,
teem. P ’58, 124;
P ’89, 382
ie Sncumen). P
_(Peetunentus). P
P °60, 303;
05, 460
Dasyatis). P 92, 240;
9; ’10, 474
71, 119
73, 106,
48, 104;
85, 383;
P 91, 445
De iptoncdytacy. P2F2,
ig 176, 192
eo) P ’69, 16
ii, 331
tex J VIII, 336
(Aptenodytes). P ’72,
dita). J VIII, 335
gasella). P °73, 189; °77,
onodonta). J VIII, 331
2. J VI, 336
eo SS, 20s 781;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
1023
patagonica. Continued.
-(Stephanoda). P 1900, 387
(Terebratula). P ’73, 189. J
VIIl, 336 :
(Terebratulina). P
(Trochus). J VIII, 331
(Turritella). J VIII, 330
(Venerecardia). J VIII, 334
(Venus). J VIII, 334
(Waldheimia). P ’73, 189
—— (Sealpellum). P 708,
73, 189
patagonicus (Concholepas). P 91,
59
(Fusus). J VIII, 326
(Trophon). J VIII, 326
patagoniensis (Callirhinus). P7545
182
(Pseudophis). P ’62, 348
patao (Gerres). P ’83, 118, 123; ’86,
268, 271
patatus (Julis). P ’63, 180
Patella. j ii, 223; v, 215; vi, 213,
267; viii, 222. P °’48, 103; ’60,
198; ’62, 570; ’66, 267; ’73, 197,
198; °76, 239-246; ’82, 171; ’83,
214, 249; ’84, 302; ’94, 208-212;
795, 429; 96, 453; ’01, 202; 704,
24, 259, 387; 705, 19; ’07, 321,
366. J VIII, 316, 330
patella (Cyclas). P ’60, 296; ’61,
408
(Spherium). P
08
Patellaria. J II, 292
patellariemorphum (Hysterium). J
II, 292
patellaris (Discina). P ’63, 4
patellarum (Leptoplana). P 55,
389; 757, 22, 27
Patellide. P 59, 332;
701, 202; 705, 19
patellifera (Hierodula). P
(Mantis). P ’03, 709
patelliformis (Anisomyon). P ’60,
424; ’61, 427
60, 296; 61,
93, 285;
03, 709
(Cassidulus). P ’65, 75
(Catopygus). P 65, 75
(Helcion). P ’56, 68, 283;
60, 424
Patelliocrinus. P ’81, 270, 275, 372;
85, 324; 90, 376
‘Patellipora. © "87, 1)
patelloides (Ancylus). P 56, 80.
J VI, 185
(Unio). P 60, 89. J V, 383
patens (Anemone). P ’98
patens var. nuttalliana (Anemone).
P 98, 16
patens (Aspidium). P ’89, 352
Aster). P ’60, 514; 1900,
484; ’02, 669; °10, 548, 576
1024 INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
.
patens. Continued.
(Graphioerinus). P ’79, 347
(Helix). P ’93, 269
(Phialocrinus). P ’79, 347
(Rochelia). j vii, 44. P ’80,
131
(Spartina). P 1900, 653, 657,
659, 662; 702, 643, 652-655; ’09,
379-397
(Talinum). P ’78, 333; ’82,
221; ’98, 386
(Vallonia). P °93, 269, 277;
08, 37
patereformis (Hexacrinus). P ’81,
255
patercula (Ostrea). P ’65, 124
‘paternus (Pachylocrinus). P 79,
339
(Poteriocrinus). P ’79, 339
(Zeacrinus). P ’69, 138; ’79,
339; ’86, 166
eae “3 (Dolichopus). j iii, 87;
vi
: (Psilopus). j vi, 168
patiens (Cerithium). P ’05, 292
patienta (Rumex). P ’70, 71; 702,
667
patifrons (Bison). P ’95, 248
patina (Acmea). P ’76, 239, 244-
246
' (Ostrea). P '56, 277, 286;
60, 429
Patinella. P °76, 246; ’93, 452; 94,
354
patinoides (Unio). P ’71, 193
patriarcha (Bulimulus). P ’75, 155;
89, 208; 706, 131 —
(Bulimus). P ’58, 116; ’59,
188; ’60, 152
(Patella). P ’94, 211
patricia (Amara). P ’55, 354
(Area). J III, 345, 378
Patriofelis. P 70, 11; ’92, 292,
293, 313, 422. J. IX, 501, 520,
525, 533
Patrobus. P 57, 3; °66, 347. J
IV, 13
Patroclus. P °73, 104
patruela (Cicindela). P ’43, 295
patruele (Bembidium). P 757, 5.
J Iv, 12
(Notaphus). P ’43, 297
patruelis (Acrosoma). P ’09, 212
(Amara). P 755, 353
(Argutor). J II, 242
(Brachinus). P ’44, 50; ’62,
525
(Chlenius). P ’44,51; ’56, 25
(Dichroplus). P ’05, 442; ’07,
187
(Dyschirius). P '57, 75. J
29
’
_pattersoni (Canistrocrinus). P ’85, j
317
patruelis. Continued.
(Feronia). J II, 242
(Fruticicola). P ’02, 235
(Gambusia). P ’59, 121
(Helix). P ’01, 567; 702, 235
(Hemiteles). P ’73, 169, 170
(Heterandria). P 753, 890 .
BO a deat ioc P 65,’ 20a;
(Orphula). P ’06, 27 é
(Pterostichus). P ’73, 309. J
II, 242, 256 .
(Saprinus). P 52, 40
Gs (Pleurobema). P 1900, —
pattalus (Clausilia). P 04, 882;
08, 58
- pattalus miyakoensis (Clausilia). Po
04, 832; 708, 580
(Cherophilus). P ’95, 185
(Glyptocrinus). P 185, 307, .
317
(Pontophilus). P 795, 183
185, 192
Pattersonite. P ’67, 45; ’92, 188
pattinoides (Unio). J VIII, 16
pattoni (Clathrus). J VIII, 315 ~
(Podabrus). P ’66, 347, 894
(Seala). J VIII, 315 q
Patula. P ’66, 315; M79 135; Pt
249, 253; 74, 41; ’75, 147,
177-181; °79, 18; ’87, 129;
285, 291; ’89, 82, 191, 199, 4
90, 297; °91, 313, 333; 792, 400-
402; '93, 234, 238, 389; 796, 416;
199, 314; 702, 234, 240; 705, 268-
275; °10, 115; °09, 496. J
384-3938, 409; IX, 28-35, 37
108, 111, 112 ge
patula (Amphibulima). P ’73, 247;
74, 44 ee
(Anculosa). P 760, 68;
104; '65, 36
(Atriplex). P. ’77, 108;
454
patula var. littoralis (Atrhphenya
84, 90 ;
patula (Auriculella). P ’88, 16
(Cassidula). P 753, 449
(Leptoxis). P 764, 104
(Pholas). P ’62, 196, 202°
(Purpura). P 91, 51
(Pyrula). P 53, "449
(Tarache). P 75, 69
(Turritis). j vii, Sasso
57 ;
patuloides (Zonitoides). P
113, 115, 141; ’02, 417, 420
Patulopsis. P 192, 402 ; 94,
patulum (Atriplex). P ’09, 398
var. hastatum (Atriplex).
0 - 2
n (Buccinum). P 53, 320
jlarium). P ’48, 105; 779,
P 64, 104
P 79, 343
54, 240, 249. J
» (Opeas). P 99, 399;
s (Pyegulopsis). P 91,
eicarin: aos Firyusbics). P 94,
os _ (Goniobasis). P 64, 30
a). P ’60, 57; ‘64, 30
(Adelopoma). 305,
idodonta). P 05, 575
na). P ’05, 707
tylus (Melocrinus). P ’81,
Astyanax). P ’06, 351
mipristis). P 46, 42. J
yenodon). J IX, 499-507
4
tre gonopterus). "p 03, 522
(Nereis). P ’03, 480;
(Aturia). P 67, 40; 05,
P 05, 28
P 62, 92,
x). P '63, 78; ’87, 68
‘Scleria). P 1900, 484, 489;
5, 556
| earoliniana (Scleria). P
2 (Zinnia). P ’98, 392
(Desmodium). P_ ’60,
- ji, 35
. P °63, 63
Astragalus). P ’63, 60
oP 62,9, 167
PGi, : BEE:
ca). P ’63, 60
sirpus). P ’63, 77
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
‘pauciflosculosa (Liatris).
- paucispina (Ophiura).
1025
j vii, 76
paucifolius (Rumex). j vil, 49
paucihamatus (Echinorhynchus). P
90, 413
paueiplicatus (Unio). P
J VIII, 29
paucisecta (Cardamine).
72, 156.
J VIII, 80
j v, 149
paucispinis (Sebastes). 61, 165
(Sebastodes). P ’61, 165; ’64,
146
(Sebastopsis). P ’62, 279
paucispinosus (Ceuthophilus). P ’07,
64; 709, 171
paucispinum (Diadema). P 63, 353
paucistriata (Galleoma). P ’72, 223
(Turbonilla). P ’99, 171
paucivaricatum (Tritonium). P ’80,
369; 782, 198, 210
paucivolvis (Parviterebra). P ’04, 5
paula (Goniobasis). J V, 244
(Melania). P ’61, 122; 764,
39, 40. J V, 244
(Pythina). P °72, 232.
paulensis (Centropyx). ’P 98, 103
alinurus). P ’80, 192
pauliana (Condylocardia). P ’02,
702
Paulicea.
paulina (Carpophaga).
(Palemnema). P
paulinoi (Mylabris). P ’08, 611
paulista (Enyalius). P 98, 102
(Maecrodontes). P ’98, 471
(Odontostomus). P ’98, 471
Paullinia. P ’89, 376, 378
paullula (Erigone). P ’05, 308
Paulownia. P 72, 11, 267
paulula (Spongilla). P ’87, 248
(Tubella). P ’87, 248
paululus (Polycyrtus). P
145
paulus (Hyopsodus). P ’70, 110
(Unio). P 753, 254. J IV,
221; V,' 402
pauper (Eupogonius). J Il, 159
(Patula). P ’75, 153
(Pyramidula). P ’02, 234
paupera (Helix). P ’02, 234, 240
(Patula). P ’02, 234, 240
pauperata (Siliquaria). P ’05, 21
(Tellina). P ’03, 757
paupercula (Acronyeta). P °74, 197
(Asclepias). P 789, 392
P ’98, 101, 108
P 99, 42
08, 489
"73, 141,
?
(Goniobasis). P ’62, 268;
64, 32. J V, 324
(Leptura). J I, 338
(Spongilla). P ’82, 70; 787,
187, 222 :
pauperculum (Dentalium). P
178, 423
60,
1026
pauperculus
376
(Agonoderus). P ’68, 375
(Bruchus). P ’59, 79. J IV,
9
(Unio). P ’61, 39. J V, 99
pauperrimus (Arvicola). P 94” 282
Paurodon.* P 787, 289. J IX, 187,
_ 233, 234, 245, 247, 248, 257
Paurodontide. P 187, 289
Pauropus. P ’79, 139, 149
Pausanias. P ’85, 175
pausiaca (Crategus). P ’05, 583
pauxilla (Pardosa). P 704, 268;
08, 165, 173, 174, 180
pauxillus (Tachysphex). P ’93, 507,
530
Pavetta. P ’58, 134
Pavia. P ’97, 188
pavida (Blatella). P ’05, 839
pavimentatus (Scincus). P ’08, 118
Pavo. P ’64, 247
pavo (Blennius). P ’92, 275
(Crenilabrus). P ’92, 270
_ CIniistius). P ’63, 224; 797,
78 :
(Loligo). j ii, 96
(Motacilla). P ’67, 221
(Novacula). P ’97, 78
(Thalassoma).
(Xyrichthys). P ’97, 78
Pavolunulites. J V, 120
avonacea (Pseudophyllodromia). P
06, 264
pavonacella (Brenthia). P ’60, 172,
434
pavonaceus (Heros). P ’03, 322
pavonia (Anodonta). P 753, 264
(Chetetes). P ’66, 116
(Cora). J II, 279
(Padina). P ’05, 695, 696
(Ptylodictya). P ’66, 116
Pavonide. P ’53, 385
pavonii (Dictyanthus). P ’58, 130
pavonina (Balearica). P ’70, 86
(Dipsas). P ’60, 266
(Leptognathus). P ’68, 107,
135
(Limnophila). P 759, 232,
239; °60, 16; ’61, 287
pavoninus (Cyelopterus). P 782, 308
(Leptognathus). P.’60, 266
(Pharomacharus). P ’99, 305
(Pteroglossus). P ’67, 120
(Ramphastos). P 764, 241;
67, 123
pavua (Psittacus). P ’64, 239
pawensis (Unio). P ’68, 161. J
63, 180
VI, 302
paxatus (Julis). P
Paxilla. P ’10, 587, 617, 623
paxillosus (Belemnites). P ’75, 36
(Acupalpus). P 68, |
‘ pazi (Pupa).
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Paxillus. P ’82, 234; ’87, 146. J
III, 207, 214
paxillus (Diplommatina). P 705,
706, 726; 708, 38, 454, 588
paxillus ultima’ (Diplommatina). P
08, 454, 588
Paxyodon. P 53, 243, 265, 267. J
II, 299; VIII, 333
paya (Neoneura). P 708, 480, 489
payanensis (Vidua). J rk 249
paykulli (Attus). P ’01, 589
(Limnobenus). P 194, 146
(Plexippus). P ’01, 589; 703,
341; 04, 138; °09, 224
(Rallus). P 94, 146
(Scolopax). jv, 81
paykullii (Menemerus). P ’89, 98
paytensis (Axinea). J VIII, 335
(Blennius). P ’99, 362
(Fusus). J VIII, 264, 326 —
(Hypleurochilus). P 99, 362.
(Pectunculus). J VIII, 335 ;
pazensis (Pupa). P ’10, 503 |
P "10,5038. > am
66, 35. J
P10,
P 62, 176. J VI,
bs 48, 127
(Cambarus). P 352, 87
(Egretta). P 748, 127
(Unio). P ’71, 191
pealeii (Loligo). j ii, 92
(Pecten). j vi, 260
peali (Unio). J VIII, 26 |
pealii (Conus). P ‘91, 49 a
(Demiegretta). P ’59, 108 —
pearlensis (Meretrix). P °96, 470 —
(Unio). P ’55, 256 :
pearmaniana (Brachypodella).
98, 279
peaseana (Partula). J IX, 69 —
(Tornatellina). J IX, 83, 10:
peasei (Partula). P 785, 21g 7 3
peaseiana (Partula). P ’85, 209 —
peasii (Amastra). P 788, 48
(Laminella). P ’88, 48
pazii (Anodonta). P
VI, 274
(Monocondylea).
J -VI,.273
(Unio).
pealei (Ardea).
peba (Tatusia). P 94, 113
pebasana (Anodon). J VII, 335
(Anodonta). P ’74, 29 o
(Cyclocheila). P ’74, 32. «
VIII, 331 oe
(Planorbis). P ’74, 30. :
VIII, 330
pecari (Aper). J VII, 443
Pecchiolia. P 781, 424-428
pechiliensis (Nemachilus). RP
181 :
pechuelii (Potamolepis). 5
peckhame (Icius). P 701, 590 f
(Wala). P ’03, 341
as (Polyotus). P60, 904
opteris. P °54, 65; 60, 440
ra. P ’88, 92, 98
; 700, 312;
68, 84, 150;
775. » 351
Pe iv, 49
cen P 94, 277
olothrus) 47, 204. J
ge eae P ’03, 616
osa). P ’04, 110, 112
a). 3788, 239
n. 259, 260; iv, 19, 133;
: , 212, 213, 260; vii, 122, 151,
2 ; viii, 51, 216, 218, 229"
33, 81; 43, 234, 305; 44,
74; %45, 254; °46, 39; ’47,
96 ; 48, 103; 54, 30; "55,
258, 267, 269, 441;
Reais; '57, 17, 126;
+3 59, 8;
Ee 452; 61, 97, 150, 327,
63, 142;
x 125, 184 ; 67, 139; °69,
; °71, 130, "131; 76,
86, 22, 24, 25, 31,
; ’81, 158, 416; 82, 154-
84 104, 190, 302; 86, 57,
nao; °87, "341, 397, "402, 405;
176, 232, 333; 90, 144, 146,
s 454, 459; 91, 46, 142,
95, 112, 114-131, 148: 96,
. 329: 98, 419, 421, 436:
514; Oe 756; °05, 11, 12,
292. 11, 112, 126, 130,
214; 1 136, 275: IV, 276,
402; VIII, 293, 306, 321,
5 379; IX, 119, 122, 124,
34, 138, 143, 145, 147, 152;
XI, 86, 359
ucina), P ’72, 86, 87; ’82,
). P 77, 107
973 093; 974.
58, 43,
160, 129,184, 310,
J II, 130
wrormis (Avicula).
_ (Perdita).
_98
psis. P ’63,
ea P iesagronte). P ’89, 361;
5 710, 545, 555
»serpinaca). P 1900, 546
j viii, 240
P 96, 32, 47,
INDEX TU eee, SPECIES, ETC.
60, 419, 429; 62,
1027
pectinale (Himantidium). P ’65, 12
pectinalis (Eunotia). P 1900, 6&6;
702, 792
Pectinaria. P 63, 141; ’08, 353;
709, 277. J III, 146
pectinata (Abies). P ’83, 201
(Axinea). J VIII, 346
(Crista). P 705, 292
(Ctenosaura). P 766, 124;
91, 459
(Cyclura). P
216
(Jouannetia).
17
61, 123; 71,
P ’62, 194, 216,
y 95, 548
P oe, 84, 86
(Monarda). P "48, os,
182
(Nerra).
JL
P ’65, 54
(Orthis). J VIII, 307
(Passifiora). P ’89, 382
(Phellia). P ’89, 111
(Pholadopsis). P 49,
62, 195, 216. J I, 279
(Picea). P ’73, 353
(Pseudorthosia). P ’74,
(Sauropleura). P ’68, 216;
53
?
(Tenia). P ’55, 443; ’56, 46
. (Terebratula). P ’73, 184
Pectinatella. P 751, 266, 320; ’58,
190; ’70, 90; °74, 139; ’81, 461;
784, 196, 218
Peetinator. P ’96, 542
pectinatum (Sarmatium). P_ 80,
212
pectinatus (Astragalus). P ’63, 60
(Astyanax). P ’06, 340
(Centropomus). P 706, 428
(Dermophagus). P 744, 116
(Eupagurus). P 758, 237, 249
(Metagrapsus). P ’80, 212
(Microrhagus). P ’66, 387
(CEdothorax). P ’05, 312
(Pectuneulus). P 748, 104
(Phaca). P ’63, 60
(Pristis). . P. 706,303}: 706,
459; °06, 80; 710, 469
(Proctotretus). P ’57, 198
(Rhipiphorus). J IV, 20
(Ripiphorus). P ’45, 316
(Tetragonopterus). P ’06, 340
(Tmetieus). P ’01, 580; ’05,
156;
207
312
pectinella (Lucina). P ’72, 86
Pectinibranchiata. P ’78, 301
pectinicarpus (Pachycheles). P 58,
228, 242
pectinicornis (Melasis). P 44, 148;
"52, 46
Peetinide. j vii, 182. P ’62, 581;
05, 11
1028
pectinifer (Chinus). P ’60, 21, 102,
105
(Labrisomus). P ’60, 103, 105;
82, 279
pectinifera (Asterina). P ’91, 212
(Hippolyte). P ’60, 35
(Spirigera). P ’58, 14
pectiniformis (Terebratula). P ’73,
193
pectinifrons (Doras). P ’71, 271
pectinirostris (Apocryptes). P ’97,
87
(Boleophthalmus). P ’97, 87
(Gobius). P ’97, 87
Pectiniunguis. P ’04, 653
pectinoides (Avicula). j viii, 235
pectinula (Modiola). P ’63, 142
Pectinura. P ’91, 212
Pectis. P ’63, 66;
39; ’98, 392
pectitus (Unio). P
297
Pectocarya. J I, 182
Pectoglossa. P ’69, 99
Pectolite. P ’92, 195
pectorale (Pleurosternum). P_ ’68,
119, 236
‘oralis (Amannus).
89, 388; 96,
53, 255. J II,
J IV, 25, 40
(Aphelocephala). P ’99, 214
(Chettusia). P ’72, 32
(Cossyphus). P 63, 223
(Cryptocephalus). P "47, 171
(Dactyloscopus). P ’61, 267;
62, 505
(Gyrinus). P ’68, 370, 372
(Haplosternum). P ’03, 504
(Harpe). P ’62, 141, 223
(Hydrolyeus). P ’06, 466
(Icterus). P ’67, 48
(Limonius). P ’66, 391
(Lobivanellus). P ’72, 32
(Lytta). P ’08, 618
(Mordella). P ’45, 316
(Mordellistena). P ’62, 50
(Nematistius). P ’62, 259
(Nyctibius). P 751, 185, 186
(Pachybrachis). J I, 263
(Pelidna). P ’61, 197
(Philhydrus). P ’55, 870. J
IV, 31
(Psarocolius). P ’67, 48
(Psittaeus). P ’64, 240
(Rallus). P ’94, 132, 136, 137
(Ramphastos). P ’67, 107
(Rhinomyias). P ’02, 686
(Saprinus). P ’52, 40. J IV,
1
(Tringa). P °’53, 426; 61,
197, 230
pectoraloides (Halictus). P ’96, 40
pectorerufo (Numenius). P ’75, 354
pectorosa (Corbula). P ’67, 139
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
pectorosa. Continued.
(Dicerea). P ’73, 86, 88
(Pholas). P 52, 200; 776,
304; ’05, 18. J II, 299
(Physa).- P ’50, 11
(Saxicava). j vii, 180. P 748,
105; ‘62, 571; 782, 159
(Tellina). P '47, 292; ’48,
106. J I, 122
pectorosus (Stethon). P ’66, $86
(Unio). P ’53, 254
pectuncularis (Nucula). P 748, 102
Pectunculide. P ’79, 225
Pectunculina. P ’56, 85, 285; 760,
428 .
Pectunculus. j iv, 140; vi, 203, 216;
vii, 134; viii, 223. P 7°43, 305;
47, 294; °48, 104; 753, 254, 265;
55, 257; ’56, 285, 314; ’57, 111,
128, 146; ’60, 185, 267, 428; ’61,
25, 30, 365, 402; 62, 580; we
132; °76, 317; °79, 219, 2203 ae
22, 24; 82, 154-161; 87,” 398,
90, 144, 403; 91, 143; 95,
112; 198) 462 ; 05, 10. J i 1255,
IV, 276, "297, 396; "VIII, 335;
147; X, 62; XU, 469
pectunculus (Cardita). P 760, 231;
102, 703, 707 |
(Carditamera). P 72, 258;
02, 703, 707
pecuaria (Hiaticula). P 56, 322
pecuarius (A¢gialites). P
(Charadrius). P ’56, 322;
173
peculiaris (Cereomya). P 05, 13
(Fistulipora). P ’66, 123
(Fruticicola). P ’02, 237
(Helix). P 702, 237
(Inoceramus). P 705, 12 ;
(Ostrea). J III, 329 4
(Paludina). P 56, 122, 2705
(Poteriocrinus). P 86, "160 |
(Pythina). P ’72, 232” =
(Unio). P ’66, 38. J VI, 265
(Zethus). P ’99, 431, 434
pedalis (Cynorta). P ’09, 227
(Leptura). P ’61, 855
(Oligota). P ’66, 372
(Pristoscelis). P 66, 351,
pedata (Viola). P 760, 145;
661, 662, 665, 666, 680- 682, 691,
694-696 ; i
pedata atropurpurea (Viola). P 0: i
680, 692 4
pedata bicolor (Viola). P 703,
694
pedata inornata (Viola). P ’03, 681
pedata lineariloba (Viola). P ”
681; 710, 548, 569
pedata ranuneulifolia (Viola).
03, 681
(Viola). P ’03, 691,696
m P
762,
(Adiantum). P ’60, 515;
701, 560; 1900, 485
{Pecten). P ’62, 581
‘ana (Cyprina). P ’61, 32
(Ammonites).
a 705, 28. J VIII, 313
atia). P °90, 450
btien). P 90, 453. J VILL,
leurotoma). P 72, 264
Tis ep a. P 703, 310
uit P 62, 230
es. "Pp 95, 270-277
Ta 54, 73
ig 64, 23
=. P 709, 491
er. P ’01, 181
(Aplysina). P ’78, 163
egus). P ’10, 218, 219
Jo). P "62 , 456, 463, 470
slephora). x I, 222
tum (Bembidium). P 57,
us (Teredo). P '62, 472
J Ill, 143; IX, 7, 11-14
P °59, 198, 199, 204, 248;
mes (Tipule). P #59, 199
Dinarda). P ’66, 373
dia). P ’60, 514; 795,
606
P 60, 145, 514; 63,
; 778, 287; °84, 89; ’93, 212;
; 98, 16, 38,309, 391, 400;
3; 07, 457. J III, 181,
(Aleochara). P 744, 31
» ol
’P 98, 449
us (Echthrus). P °94, 189,
nrus). P ’58, 233
ons 395. P ’83, 46; 799,
(Alea). P ’87, 137
ia). P 1900, 429, 591
P 1900, 473
P2779; 19; 87,137;
J VIII, 1400; IX, 83
var. samoensis (Pupa). P
. J IX, 83
3 (Trichodina). P ’78, 383
J VIII, 360
(Vertigo). P 79, 19, 20; 787,
wy VILL, 400, 410; 7. 18,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
P90, |
ia). P ’82, 168, 169, 174;
1029
Pedilus. P ’44, 46; '55, 270, 272,
2738;—59, 79. J 1,83
Lip rica (Centropomus). P 06,
4
Pedinaspis. P ’96, 550; ’02, 735
Pedinogyra. P ’92, 404; ’93, 342
pedinoides (Eleodes). P 758, 181,
183. J IV, 37
Pedinus. j iii, 263
Pediocetes. P ’61, 361; ’62, 402;
93, 39, G1. J IX, 414-416
Pediomys. P ’91, 131, 133
Pedioscertetes. P ’73, 295
pediostoma (Escharina). J III, 141
(Lepralia). J II, 141
Pedipalpi. J vV, 357
Pedipes. P ’60, 154; ’61, 333; 73,
236; ’96, 398, 403,.452; °10, 667
Pedirapti. P ’60, 231
pedocotyle (Distomum). P ’90, 282
Pedomys. P ’74, 187-190
pedronii (Phoca). P ’67, 153
peduncularis (Glycine). j i, 326
; Lo guage P ’02, 667;
pedunculata (Carex). P ’87, 76
(Mutilla). P ’96, 547
(Spheria). J II, 285
(Thamnastrea). P ’90, 460
pedunculatum (Brachysporium). P
95, 440
pedunculatus (Desmanthus). P ’61,
454; 762, 163
peduneuli (Phoma). P 94, 357
(Staganospora).
pedunculosa (Spheria).
deénsis (Pecten). P ’81, 420,
422; 82, 154
Pegasi. P 784, 166
Pegaside. P 3g, 165, 166. J XII,
501
Pegasini. P ’84, 166
Pegasoidei. P ’84, 166
Pegasus. P ’82, 309
Pegedictus. P ’77, 56, 87
Pegmatite. P 1900, 289, 319
pegnia (Epeira). P ’88, 78
peiganus (Dysganus). P 76, 252
peihoensis (Paracheilognathus). P
710, 481
Peisidice. P 708, 338; ’09, 242; 710,
387
Pelagia. P 78, 307
pelagica (Aquila). P 53, 452; 70,
143
(Chetura). P °75, 352; 92,
107; °95, 484; °96, 116, 130; 98,
81; ’08, 133, 153
(Ctenoides). J -IV, 276
(Drieschia). P ’03, 798
(Eutomis). P ’97, 426, 445,
447
1030
pelagica. Continued.
(Floscularia). P ’03, 391
(Heteronota). P ’57, 197
(Hydrobates). P ’64, 80
(Laneceola). j i, 8318
(Lima). P ’05, 12
(Lupa). j i, 97, 444. P ’50,
24, 26; ’58, 38; ’78, 319; ’79, 398
(Miersia). P ’79, 416
(Nereis). P ’63, 140; 702,
274; '03, 431; ’08, 342
(Oceanites). P 64, 82
(Physalia). P ’78, 309
(Procellaria). j ili, 227, 231.
P ’64, 76, 80, 82; ’66, 27, 193-195
(Thalassidroma). 64, 80
pelagicum (Plagiostoma). j_ viii,
222. P ’05, 12
60, 42;
pelagicus (Caulurus). P
79, 426
(Grapsus). j i, 442. P ’80,
194, 202
(Halietus). P ’53, 452
(Halieetus). P ’70, 143
pelagicus robustus (Phalacrocorax).
P 93, 31; 1900. 5, 20
pelagicus (Portunus). j i, 97. P
79, 398
(Syngnathus). P ’06, 93
pelagina (Procellaria). P 766, 195
pelagius (Cypselus). j vii, 193
(Squalodon). J VII, 420
Pelagodroma. P ’64, 87; ’66, 192,
69, 203, 212
Pelagus. J I, 130
pelamidoides (Hydrophis). P59;
347; ’60, 75
Pelamis. P 59, 347; 60, 74, 489;
68, 109; °71, 204. J VIII, 95,
148
pelamis (Scomber).
pelamoides (Hydrus).
Pelamys. P ’86, 300;
345; ’04, 760-763
pelamys (Gymnosarda). P
(Sarda). -P 77, 207
(Seomber). P ’62, 126
pelandoe (Moschus). P ’02, 132
(Tragulus). P 702, 129, 131,
P ’04, 760
P 54, 101
192, 256; 99,
92, 256
132
Pelargoderus. J II, 142
Pelargomorphe. P ’69, 200; ’70,
87
pelargonii (Macrosporium). P ’94,
883
Pelargonium. P 758, 127;
Pelargopsis. P ’02, 674
pelasgia (Chetura). P
401; ’66, 58; ’82, 215
(Hirundo). j iv, 258. P 756,
287; °75, 352
pelasgica (Chetura). P
87, 154
53, 308,
83, 64
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
pelasgius (Cypselus). j iv, 258
pelasgus (Sesia). J IV, 129
(Sphinx). J IV, 129
Pelastoneurus. P ’95, 328
Pelates. P ’61, 45
Pelatomia. P ’60, 121
Pelayo. P ’09, 199
Pelecanide. P 753, 429;
69, 203, 206, 212, 215;
05, 762
Pelecanoides. P ’66, 188, 190; ’68,
10; ’69, 213, 215
Pelecanus. j viii, 158. P ’53, 429;
55, 317; 7°56, 255, 297; *59, 176;
62, 324; ’64, 245; ’66, 100; 768,
150; °69, 215; °71, 37; "75; Sagem
89, 266, 267; ’90, 203; 93, 31;_
95, 467; 705, 687, 762; 08, 94:
109, 355. J I, 227; IX, 40%) 402, °
451 ;
Pelecostoma. P ’96, 426, 442, 451
Pelecotoma. P ’45, 318
Pelecychilus. P ’73, 247; ’74, 58
Pelecyphorus. P 53, 445; 54, 2233
58, 74; 759, 76; 61, 337. J TV
11, 12, 18-20, 37.
Pelecypoda. P ’95, 46; 796, 500;—
03, 261, 756; 09, 516; 10, 144 ‘
= (Prancolinus). ’p 56, 321; "59, 3
66, 100;
95, 467;
P 59, 32 ig
“(Betuna). 56, 316; 757,
(Laniarius). P
(Malaconotus). P 756, 316;
57, 33; 759, 53 %
’(Scotopelia). P ’90, 129 a
Pelis. P ’78, 298, 316; °79, Bs
386
Pelias. P ’59,, 335, 341; ’79, 4235
80, 192; 86, 300; 93, 124; A
405 “s
Pelidna. P ’61, 173, 183, 187; 71,
30 ae
pelidna ( Orphulella). P 06, 27,
366; ’07, 287; ’09, 142; 710, G
587, 617, 627
Pelidne. P ’85, 25
Pelidnota. J III, 236
Pelidnote. P ’66, 398
pelii (Thelrhusa). P ’80, 35
(Scotopelia). P ’59, 32
peliomphala (Camena). P 702,
(Hadra). P '02, 236 —
(Helix). P 792, 393; 702,
Pelion. P ’68, 211
Pelionetta. P 61, 239; °62, 323
pelios (Turdus). P ’59, 42 —
Peliosoma. P ’60, 229
Peliperdix. P ’59, 172
Pelitropis. P ’07, 474
Pella. P ’89, 277, 279 ‘
pella (Scolopendra). P ’61, 13°
ae Se
—
—_
Catv),
psus). P ’80, 190
etiopharusy P ’82, 233
2 73, 248; 74, 43, 44
P 72, 225
P ’54, 109
P °04, 525
Sg
P 61, 37
(Lygosoma). P
61, 37; 71, 256; 782
? 3 ?
02,
(Lygosaurus). P
(Cicada). P ’61, 283
(Gryllus). P 01, 382
nthus). P ’01, 382;
60,
704,
moecrypta). P
phipleura). P ’71, Biol. 5
ieula). P ’82, 199, 200
daria). P 10, 520
hordeacella (Bifidaria). P
GG; 706, 143; 10, 52, 135,
parvidens (Bifidaria). P
P °58, 210
P 04, 566; 06,
s). P '60, 301; ’62, 35
nen). P 56, 272, 284;
6
420;
ix). P 60, 185, 426
zula). P ’78, 303
ia). P ’89, 141
a). P 85, 217;
P 96, 47, 88
P 59, 188; 75, 154,
; 790, 44; 1900,
P 764, 110... 23
P 05, 739
58, 199
86,
homorpha).
itrina). 7
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
_pelta (Acmea). P
1031
pellucides (Astacus). P ’50, 29
© areegae (Aleyonidium). J III,
1
(Asplenium). P ’01, 560
(Etheostoma). P 77, 93
‘(Metachroma). P 73, 3
(Spherium). P ’60, 296, 301
pellucidus (Albertia). P 56, 143
(Aneleodiseus). P 50, 287;
56, 43
‘(Astaens). P 52, 87; 71, 297
(Aviculopecten). P 60, 455
(Calamorhynehus). P 78, 285
(Cambarus). P ’52, 87
(Cereus). P ’89, 384
(Echinorhynchus). P 90, 413
(Osphyolax). P ’75, 450
(Percopsis). P ’77, 89
(Pleurolepis). P 77, 44
(Schizaseus). P 55, 377
(Unio). P 753, 254
Pelmatosilpha. P ’05, 792, 839
Pelmatozoa. P ’85, 296, 300
Pelobates. P ’68, 249, 279. J Vi,
67, 68, 82, 112
Pelobatide. P 708, 126
pelocarpus (Juneus). P
704, 605; ’07, 456
Pelodes. P 62, 554
Pelodesmus. P 96, 266
Pelodiseus. P ’54, 186
Pelodryas. P ’63, 51. J VI, 200
Pelodytes. J VI, 68, £0
Pelodytide. J VI, 68, 69, 80
peloides (Honekenya). P ’88, 396
Pelomedusa. ¥ ’54, 187; 68, 119;
91, 417, 423 :
Pelomeduside. P 68, 282
Pelomyxa. P ’74, 87, 142
Pelonomus. P 52, 42, J IV, 32
Pelophila. J IV, 13
Peloplastus. P 57, 217
Pelopocus. P 94, 300
Pelops. P ’06, 490
Pelor. P. ’55, "346
peloritana (Terebratula). P °73, 182
peloronta (Nerita). P ’98, 202
Peloscolex. P ’50, 124
Pelosoma. P 55, 374
81, 87
peltacephala (Peltaphryne:. P
358
me, 485
62,
pelte (Chelmo).
Peltandra. P
290; ’97, 164
Peltaphryne. P ’62, $44, 358: ’68,
ooo, 270, 313, 312. J VE; 70;
VIII, 96
Peltapleura.
peltastes (Lepomis).
06, 516
P 62, 238
60, 304; 95, 287-
P 706, 300
P 77, 44, 58;
1032
peltata (Brasenia). P ’60, 302; ’93,
188-193; ’95, 287-290
(Cecropia). P ’01, 557, 560
(Phenacisma). P ’01, 276
(Platystira). P ’89, 147
(Saxifraga). J III, 88
(Silpha). P 753, 279
peltatum (Anobium). P ’65, 237
(Etheostoma). P 764, 2383;
06, 521
(Podophyllum). P ’60, 199;
1900, 487; ’01, 304-306
peltatus (Badister). P ’73, 324
(Hadropterus). P ’06, 521
(Scarabeus). P ’53, 279
(Xyletinus). P 765, 237
a 75, 148; 1900, 137
93, 216. J TH, 204
peltigeraca @ ifflugia). y 76, 115
peltigerus (Elonichthys). P 756, 98
(Hyperanodon). J VIII, 170
Peltis. P ’54, 219; 59, 84, 288
Peltocephalus. P ’54, 187; ’56, 107;
67, 40; 791, 417, 418
peltocephalus (Bufo). P 756, 237 ©
peltoides (Anisomyon). P ’96, 454
(Liriola). P ’96, 454
(Nacella). P ’81, 88; 96, 454
(Siphonaria). P ’96, 454
(Williamia). P ’96, 398, 454
Peltonotellus. P ’07, 492
Peltophora. P ’60, 222
Peltophorum. P ’89, 378
Peltorhamphus. P ’64, 222
Peltella.
Peltigera.
Peltosaurus. P ’74, 116
Pelusios. P 754, 187
pelviceps (Centropyx). P ’68, 98;
96, 465. J VIII, 162
pelvidens (Chriacus). P 783, 80;
92, 296
FA P ’83, 80; ’92,
pelvimetra (Sparatta). P ’03, 306
Pelvis. P ’72, 121
pelvis (Philocrinus). P ’79, 364
Pelycictis. P ’96, 390. J XI, 237,
280
Pelycodus. P ’75, 21; ’83. 80; ’92,
“295, 415; ’97, 40
Pelyecosauria. P ’83, 69; ’93, 72
pelzelni (Micrastur). P ’75, 482,
494
pembina (Lycena). P ’62, 221, 224
Pempelia. P ’60, 205
Pempheride. P ’06, 122
Pempheris. P ’62, 238; ’06, 122
pemphigodes (Helix). P
"74,
Pemphigus. P ’67, 5
Pemphredon. P 794, 301
Pemphredonidae. P 794, 292, 298
Pemphredonine. P ’94, 298, 300
73, 250;
‘pendulum (Bryum). P 93, 217
~ Peneus. P
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Pemphredonini. P ’94, 300
Penei. P ’52, 12
Peneide. P "152, 13, 18, 26; 7s
243; ’79, 426; 193, 108
Peneidea. P 93, 108
Peneinea. P ’52, 13, 18, 26
Peneus. j i, 235; viii, 146. P ’52,
18, 26; ’60, 43; ’88, 318, 323; 91)
190, 194, 199; 193, 108
pendens (Actinocrinus). P 781, 354 —
(Lanius). P ’67, 215 :
pendula (Biota). P ’72, 33
(Cinna). P ’84, 289
pendula var. glomerula (Cinna). P
784, 290 :
pendula (Galactia). P ’89, 377 |
(Synplecta). P ’51, 240; 56,
52; ’86, 313 q
Pendulinus. j iii, 361, 362; iv, 274; —
v, 224. P ’66, 412; 67, 48, 461
Pendulocrinus. P *86, 202
*
Peneide. P ’78, 330 4
Penella. P ’90, 281 {
Penelope. P ’51, 222; 4
penelope (Arwopteryx). ;
penetrale (Physarum). P ’91, 389
penetralis (Agalena). P a
penetrans (Eunathion). P ’52, 47 —
(Lipodectes). P ’92, 308 :
(Rhytisma). 3
50, 25; °71, 124; "78
98, 298, 330; ’ “a
Penguicula. P
Penicilla. J II, 335 ¥
penicillata (Allorchestes). P 753,
383 a
(Pectocarya). J I, 182 ‘
(Sesarma). P 80, 203 a
penicillatus (Anodon). P 96, 565 —
(Astacus). P ’55, 401 a
(Brachynotus). P 91, 216
(Carbo). J I, 227
(Diogenes). P 758, 232,
246
(Eriocheir). P 758, 104; }
P 58, 104;
64, 247
(Heterograpsus).
80, 209; 91, 216
(Palinurus). P ’60, 24
(Panulirus). P ’60, 24
(Perognathus). P 752,
53, 225; °59, 299; 767, 1355
280-292
penicillatus angustirostris (Pe
thus). P ’05, 678
penicillatus eremicus (Perognathus
P (703; 25
penicillatus (Petrogale).
(Phalacrus). j iv, 91. P
178; ’56,16. J IV, 12, 31
(Pogonocherus). J bed 160
latus.
Continued.
nio). P '57, 471. J IV,
sili ormis (Decadocrinus). P
_ (Poteriocrinus). P ’86, 163
iger (Eriocheir). P ’80, 205
‘apsus). P ’80, 205
sudograpsus). ’p 80, 205
P 61, 465
«@. P 61, 473; ’63, 146
m. P ’01, 541
P 61, 465, 474, 475, 489;
2; 05, 696
“(Actinocrinites). P °69,
P 81, 215,
P ’60, 380;
P 79, 336
P 69, 138,
A ctinocrinus).
(Ammotrecha). P ’01,
ol P ’01, 595
re (Metachroma). P 73,
s (Emballonura). P 98,
P 94, 324; 95, 413
hites). P ’61, 489
pula). P ’61, 489, 491
mi (Cytherea). P ’&9, 142
Turbonilla). P ’99, 146, 165,
P 86, 312
P 95, 123, 130
te | HE |
P 62, 195
P 62, 195, 215
vii, 237. Pp 62,
» 335
didea). P ’62, 195, 215
). P 48, 105; 79,
34, 104; °90, 399; °95, 123,
ypus). P ’54, 31
mncilla). J XIII, 177, 263
ag P 48, 107
P ’49, 156; ’62, 194, 214,
763, 145. ries 279; TI, 235
_(Ficopsis). P 90, 399
Dnio). P 53, 254; °77, 27.
P 69, Biol. 16
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
1033
aR (Calamus). P ’97, 111; 706,
SO do ganna P68; 477 3.707,
(Pterinoblattina). P ’85, 106
penneformis (Pecopteris). P 60,
440
pennanti
’
_( Mustela). P 96, 198;
‘pennantiana (Anchomasa). P_ ’62,
194
pennantii (Aptenodytes). P ’72,
171, 176, 192 .
(Lagocephalus). P ’82, 283
(Mustela). J XI, 229
(Talpa). P 753, $27
pennata (Anchura). P ’05, 22
(Pontocaris). P ’95, 175, 195
(Rostellaria). j viii, 221. P
05, 22. J IV, 299
pennatifera (Teredo). P
479
(Xylotrya). P ’62, 479
pennatulus (Thorius). P ’69, 96, 111
pennatus (Falco). j iii, 350°
(Trionyx). P 69, 12
pennicilligerus (Chetodermis). P
82, 283
Penninite. P ’92, 189
pennipes (Dictya). P ’94, 277
(Musea). P 94, 277
(Platycnemis). P 701, 127
(Trichopoda). P ’94, 277; 95,
31
(Anthus). P 95,
62, 456,
pennsilvanicus
498; ’05, 685
pennsylvania (Ischnoptera). P 710,
423
.| pennsylvanica (Anemone). P ’70,
115; ’98, 17, 293
(Anodonta). P 753, 263
(Arvicola). j viii, 298. P 741,
96; 53, 406; ’74, 187, 189, 191;
94, 218, 391
(Cantharis). j iii, 151
(Carex). P ’87, 76
(Casnonia).
(Cerasus). P
(Crateegus).
(Dendroica). ;
157, 160; ’98, 85; 708, 155
(Disonycha).
(Emys). P
(Formica).
(Fringilla). j vii, 291. P
743, 260; ’53, 400; 56, 292
(Helix). P ’58, 200, 204; ’75,
208, 211; ’&9, 203
(Ischnoptera). P ’07, 25; 710,
422, 423
(Lucina). _P 72, - 83; 83,
155; °91, 143
1034
pennsylvanica. Continued.
(Mesodon). P ’75, 154
(Neotoma). P 793, 16; 794,
214-219, 240, 244
(Phoma). P 94, 357
(Platamodes). P_ ’10,
425, 427
(Potentilla). P ’63, 61
(Prunus). P ’63, 61; ’91, 434
(Rana). j v, 338
(Saxifraga). P ’60, 200
(Sealops). j viii, 59
(Silene). P ’60, 199; ’07, 458
(Sternotherus). P 08, 114
(Sylvia). j iv, 189
(Tubella). 82, 14; 84,
216; .’°86, 228; ’87, 171, 219, 226,
242, 246, 251
pennsylvanica var. minima (Tubella).
P ’87, 240, 252
pennsylvanica (Valsa). P
422,
77, 121
(Vermivora). P ’53, 312, 399;
63, 293
(Zonotrichia). P 753, 382
pennsylvanicum (Acer). P ’74, 138;
91, 434
(Cinosternon).° P 756, 107;
04, 468; ’08, 114
(Kinosternum). P 754, 182,
183, 189
?
(Polygonum). P ’60, 514; ’89
61; ‘09, 390
(Terrapene). P ’54, 189
(Thyrosternum). P ’59, 6
(Trypoxylon). P ’93. 476
(Vaccinium). P ’60, 200; ’07,
457; 710, 570
pennsylvanicus (Arvicola). P 53,
407; ’94, 282
(Astur). P °75, 116
(Bombus). P 94, 56; 702, 35
(Buteo). P 753, 306, 451; 55,
307; ’70, 142; ’75, 116
(Camponotus). P ’77, 134;
78, 19; °79, -140; ’81,739; <°82,
98, 259, 269; ’83, 303; ’84, 9;
04, 641, 642, 644; ’08, 78 |
(Chlenius). P ’73, 325
e (Chthonius). P ’04, 141
(Cistuda). P ’54, 189
(Clepsysaurus). P 751, 172,
205; ’57, 149; ’66, 249. J, IT, 188,
190, 199-202, 327
(Craxirex). P ’75, 90, 92, 116
(Dicotyles). P 94, "98, 128.
J XI, 262
(Faleo). j iii, 348.
396, 451; ’75, 90, 116
(Gryllus). P 704, 575, 801;
06, 418; ’09, 173; °10, 647
(Harpalus). P ’65, 100; ’78,
313
P 53,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Continued.
J IV, 31
(Microtus). P ’96, 184; °97, ©
26, 212, 304 4
pennsylvanicus modestus (Microtus). 3
P ’08, 404 ;
pennsylvanicus,
(Hister).
pennsylvanicus nigrans (Microtus). —
P ’97, 307 -
pennsylvanicus (Myacites). P 57, —
166 a
(Mylohyus). J XI, 259-263, —
80 2
(Philomycus). P ’94, 22
(Pterostichus). P ’73, 308, :
814 m:
(Saprinus). J IV, 31 4
(Vulpes). P '94, 218; 97,
31, 220 4
See pensylvanica, ete.
Pennula. P ’94, 131, 132, 147 :
penrosei (Cancellaria). P95, 66, on a
(Cerithium). P 95, 79, 148
(Clavella). P ’90, 395 >
pensilis (Dianthecia). ’p 74, 199 :
(Motacilla). j iv, 188 a
(Sylvia). j iv, 188. P 56, 29 ee
(Sylvicola). P’53, 398; 63, 293
pensilvanica (Eumenes). P 153, 365
pensilvanicus (Anthus). P 93, a
65; 796, 163
pensvallensis (Aphodius). P
185. JE Ie e
(Scarabeeus). P ’44, 135
pensylvanica (Alauda). j iv, 182
(Blatta). P 710, 422, 425
(Cantharis). P 53, 339
(Casnonia). P 7°43, 295 - 5
(Cistudo). j iv, 203, 206, 216;
vi, 29
(Dendroica). . P 95, 464, 4
(Emys). j vi, 29, 37
(Ficedula). j iv, 196
pensylvanica cinerea (Fiotaie
iv, 173
pensylvanica erythrocephalus (F
dula). j iv, 199. P ’60, 376
pensylvanica —icterocephalos (F
dula). j iv, 189
pensylvanica (Fringilla). j iv, 61
(Hydrena). P ’55, 362
(Ischnoptera). P 710,
413, 422, 427, 616, 618
pensylvanica ineequalis (Ise be:
P 710; 409, 411, 413, 422, 4 ne
pensylvanica ’(Lampyris). P 51,
(Larra). P ’93, 483
(Lytta). P 53, 339
(Photuris). P 51, 337
(Terrapene). j vi, 29
(Testudo). j iv, 214, 216;
9
(Viola). P ’03, 686, 696
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 1035 |
(Kinosternon).~ P
eenenaot
ntha (fenclna).
P 92, 296, 302
267, "981; °90, 353, 363, 373,
erinus. P 58, 43, 46, 49, 145;
12, 419; °68, 3275 "76, 178;
86, 171- 1st, 218- 222; ‘
8, 359; "90, 351; 05, 6
(Amphipentas). P 1900,
P 1900, 693, 717
6
P °63, 142; ’64, 161
(Chelocrinus).
inus). P ’86, 185
a (Novacula). P ’63, 224
na). jv, 336. J VI, 73
losaste
ylus. P 68, 320
Desmidocrinus). P ;
62, 510, 519
(Cuseuta). P ’63, 74
tre J VIII, 368
ma). P ’80, 216
Vitrine . J VIII, 368
lis (Cryptodromia). P ’91
mia). P 91, 218
onites. P ’81, 407
nius (Porocrinus).
pentagonus (Actinocrinus). P ’66,
254; -’81, 325
(Agaricocrinus). P ’81, 286
(Agassizocrinus). P ’86, 189
(Barycrinus). P ’79, 326
(Cryptoenemus). P 758, 162
(Diclonius). P ’76, 253
(Euomphalus). P ’89, 291
(Hadrocrinus). P ’81, 396
(Heterocrinus). P ’86, 132
(Oncobatis). P ’70, 70; 83,
153 2
(Poteriocrinus). P ’79, 344
(Steganocrinus). P 66, 254;
790, 350; ’81, 325
(Stenocrinus). P ’86, 132
pentalobus (Cyathocrinus). P 65,
159; ’79, 356, 361
(Cotyledonocrinus). P ’81, 252
(Eupachyerinus). P ’65, 159
Pentalophodon. P ’68, 251
pentaloris (Hapalopus). P ’09, 195
Pentamera. P ’78, 305; ’79, 227
pentameriformis (Spirifer). P ’97,
447
Pentamerus. j viii, 231. P 43, 330;
52, 190; 755, 441; ’65, 117; 79,
43; 97, 414, "420, "426, "445, 447
pentandra (Mitella). P "63, 62
(Picrammia). P ’89, 371
pentandrum (Sesuvium). P ’67, 18;
1900, 665
Pentanemus. P ’61, 272
pentangularis (Glyptaster). P ’81,
370
(Platyerinus). P ’81, 240
pentangulatus (Euomphalus). P ’70,
47
pentaphylla (Cleome). P ’89, 364
(Glyeosmis). P ’89, 371
(Gynandropsis). P ’77, 106;
01, 560
(Pedicellaria). P ’09, .%
a (Ophiothrix). 89,
178
pentapora (Mellita). P ’78, 306
pentaporus (Cupressoerinus). P 86,
105
(Mellita). P 90, 318, 328»
Pentaprion. J XII, 517
pentaprion (Anolis). P 62, 178,
356; ’74, 68. J VIII, 167
(Coccoés3sus). P ’62, 178
Pentaria. P ’62, 43, 44; ’66, 349
Pentaroge. P. ’82, 277
Pentas. P 58, 134
pentaspinus (Actinocrinus). P ’81,
279
(Centrocrinus). P ’81, 279
Pentastomum. P ’50, 96, 97, 118;
5G, 47; °84, 140; 789, 31; 90,
418; ’02, 189-
1036
Pentatenia. P ’89, 201; ’92, 393
Pentatoma. j iv, 311. P ’60, 223;
705, 181. J XII, 12, 48, 104
Pentatomide. P ’01, 264
Pentatomoidea. P ’60, 222
Penthe. P ’66, 347
Penthea. J II, 142
Penthelispa. P 7 73, 328
Pentheria. P ’64, 253
Penthetria. j vi, 154. P ’99, 38,
39; 705, 780
Penthetriopsis. P ’99, 59
Penthorum. P ’60, 512
pentlandi (Spirifer). J VIII, 307
pentlandii (Orestias). J VIII, 185
pentodon (Bifidaria).
594, 608; ’02, 420;
09, 515
(Leuecocheila). P 66, 315
(Pupa). P ’57, 193; ’58, 208;
60, 19; °72, 104; ’75, 153, 188;
94, 23; 706, 144
(Vertigo). j_ ii,
194, 207
pentodon cincinnatiensis
P 789, 207
Pentonyx. P ’54, 187; ’56, 107
Pentracrinide. P ’86, 221, 223
Pentracrinus. P ’86, 221
Pentremites. j iv, 292. P 743, 334;
56, 74; ’61, 141; ’65, 165; ’66,
268; ’68, 356; ’69, 84-86; ’70, 31-
34; ’79, 231, 236; ’81, 207, 240;
786, 103; 87, 83-92; ’90, 158,
345, 359. J II, 64, 90; ITI, 71
Pencremitidea. P ’87, 87, &9
Pentstemon. j vii, 45. P ’60, 303;
761, 461; ’62, 165; ’63, 71; ’97,
173; ‘98, 39, 49, 309, 400, 407.
J III, 98
venulata (Muscicapa). P ’67, 218
penultipedalis (Pinnixia). P 58,
108
P 1900, 429,
06, 144, 533;
376. P ’89,
(Vertigo).
Peperomia, P ’98, 398; 705, 700;
09, 490
pepinensis (Euomphalus). P ’70, 62
(Orthis). P ’87, 19
pepiniana (Anodonta). P ’53, 264
pepita (Marinula). P 710, 148
Peplis. ji, 112, 118
peplis (Euphorbia). P ’77, 108
peploides (Ammodenia). P 1900,
639, 665; ’02, 651, 661
(Arenaria). P
665; ’02, 661
(Honkenya). P
396
93, 209; 1900,
84, 81; ’88,
Peplorhina. 73, 348, 418, 425
peplus (Euphorbia). P ’77, 108
pepo (Cucurbita). P ’89, 383; ’01,
560
(Searus). P ’82, 274
INDEX TO GENERA,
| peramena (Blephariglottis). P ‘or,
SPECIES, ETC.
Peprilus. P 84, 11-314; |
06, 119
Pepsis. P ’94, 292,
62, 126;
296, 297; 97,
280-283; ’98, 75; ’99, 195
pepticus (‘Tachytes). is 93, 500, 502
Pera. P ’89, 406 ,
pera (Orthis). P ’73, 194 r
(Terebratula). P ’73, 194 _
peracuta (Amnicola). P ’89, 88 E.
(Eulima). P ’60, 466; ’61, —
148; ’89, 302 . ‘
(Polyphemopsis). P ’89, 302
(Tellina). .P ’87, 397, 403
peracutissima (Pleurodonte). P 710, —
peracutus (Macheracanthus). P 710, :
658 a
60, 90. J
85, 215.
’
peragrans (Epacromia). P ’06; 41 2
(Gomphocerus). P ’06, 41
pereformis (Unio). P
peraffinis (Partula). P
3
(Seyllina). P 706, 40
perale (Menopon). P 78, 100;,
167, 168
Peralestes. P ’87, 284, 289; oat “a
298. J IX, 187, 188, 200, 2020m5
205-207, 225, 227, 231, 233, 234,
242, 245, 247, 250, 251, 256, 265
Peralestide. P’ 87, ’o88, 291. J Ix,
231, 233, 237, 240, 242, 245, ek .
248, 251, 259°
peralta (Tritia). P 790, 145 at
peralveatus (Trochus). j viii, 186. —
P ’41, 30; °46, 21; 748, 106; 62, 5
569 ; 30, 29; 389. 13 4
(Zizyphinus). 62, 569
Perameles. P ’04, 15
Peramelide. P ’82, 321
Peramium. P 710, 579
458 y
perampla (Madrepora). P 760, 4%
(Membranipora). P 705, ‘Sie
V, 114, 158
peramplus (Bisiphites). : 65,
(Endolobus). P ’6 259°
(Nautilus). P "65, 959
Peramus. P_ 87, 284. 289;
295, 301; ’90, 61. J 1X, 187, 1 .
202, 203, 205, 207, 225, 226, Sy
234, 245, 247, 265 ¢
perangulata ( Agista).
(Eulota). P ’08, 592
(Melania). P 749,
27. 35; 278
perangulatus (Diclonius).
(Pachylocrinus).
(Poteriocrinus).
(Zeacrinus). P
79, 339; 86, 166
P %6, $
P We
P 7y,
69, 138,
i
(Venericardia).—_ P65,
rmat eeeeaihaiam). P ’62,
$82, 173
(Trochita). P ’62, 569; ’82,
rarmatum (Infundibulum). j viii,
P '41, 31; ’48, 100; 80, 29
matus (Ammonites). J VIII,
hrus). J II, 101; IV,
P ’87, 284, 289; ’88,
P01, J IX, 187, 188, 200-203,
5-2 » 220, 226, 233, 234, 245,
—.
rium. P ’83, 80. J IX, 258
uata (M. yalina). B 59, 28
urritella). P ’91, 142
ae eres) P 47, 2938.
ix). P °54, 30
an 394, 415; iv, 80; viii,
» 54, 197; 60, 110, 112,
sol, 47, 45, 49, 51, 52, 61,
106; ’62) 16, 107; 763, 29, 30,
9; 65, 82; °68, 265; °76, 52; °77,
' 85, 86, 88, 94, 96; 82,305;
83, 291; ’84, 99: °87, 295; 90,
); *92, 268; 97, 99, 104-106,
99-112; 1900, 502; ’03, 329; °04,
5, 509; 706, 510, 522, 526: °07,
0, 252. J VI, 208, 247 5 XU, 522
(Natica). 748, 102
65, 161;
‘(Neverita). P ’62, 565
rinata (Melania). P 49, 155;
im «3 I, 278
(01 pobelix). P 10, 50
1] (Ammonites). P 56,
) *60, 185, 419; ’61, 419, 422,
2 viii, 268. P
% 94, 203, 427
08, 478,
Belle ee
234. J III,
rymobius).
(Argia). P
P 792, 438; ’95, 286. J
799, 348; 07, 249
cide. P 54, 129, 142, 143, 197;
61, 271; 83, 132, 164: 92, 268;
, 248, "Ce 706, ~~ J VI, 210
m oryphene P ’84, 316
Leiurus). P ’84, 316
irus). P ’84, 316
er cor ae P
60, 20;
816; 704, 509 .
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Pereoidae.
1037
perciformis. Continued.
(Palinurus). P ’60, 20; ’84,
316
(Pammelas). P ’84, 316
Percilia. P 54, 197
Percina. j viii, 230. P ’59, 66; ’60,
20, 479; °61, 44; 65, 82; 77, 44,
53, 55, 56, 88, 96; 85, 411; 06,
521. J VI, 210, 211, 240
Percine. P 62, 15, 236
Percis. P ’61, 45; ’82, 306
percisus (Diplocephalus). P 705, 305
(Erigone). P ’05, 305
pereoarctatus (Unio). 57, 85.
J V, 59 :
uae: (Alburnellus). P 710,
(Minnilus). P ’77, 80
P ’54, 24; 62, 249; ’63,
163
Percoidei. P ’62, 102
Percoides. P°’61, 501; ’84, 157
percoides (Agonostoma). P ’03, 748
Percolabrax. P ’61, 50; ’97, 73;
707, 249
percomis (Cantharis). P ’51, 341
Percomorphi. P ’83, 152
perecontator (Falco). P
483, 502
perconvexus (Alloniscus). P 54,
176
Perecophis. P ’61, 45, 515
Pereopsis. P 764, 151; ’65, 85; ’77,
89,96. J VI, 247
Percosia. P 743, 297;
Pereosoma. P ’61, 51
pererassa (Clemmys).
(Nuecula). P ’61, 150; ’76,
318; ’98, 462; 705, 7. J III, $27
eerie P 48, 103; ’62,
582; ’80, 21, 23; ’87, 397, 402. J
TX, "499," 128
75, 471-
55, 346
P 02, 385
pererassus (Clemmys). J XI, 194,
280
pereula (Amphiprion). J XII, 533
(Lutjanus). J XII, 533
Pereus. J II, 250
pereutiens (Alauda). P ’67, 217
Perdicella. P ’88, 25, 40-42; ’95,
215, 226
perdicicolor (Eumeces). P ’68, $17
perdicida (Galera). P ’96, 387. J
I, 445
(Hemiacis). P 69,3. J VU,
Perdicide. P ’66, 94
Perdita. P ’95, 11; ’96, 25-107; ’97,
353
perdita (Turritella). J IX, 147
perditus (Cryptus). P ’94, 187
(Equus). P ’58, 26, 158; ’70,
127. J VII, 401
1038
perditus. Continued.
(Protohippus). P ’70, 67, 127;
92, 326; °94, 66. J VII, 21, 275,
358, 401
Perdix. j iv, 267; viii, 156. P ’60,
378; 783, 266; 705, 756. J I, 218
perdix (Achatinella). P
95, 238
(Apogonichthys). P ’06, 527
(Cepphus). P ’68, 5, 61, 62
(Dolium). P ‘91, 52, 1438;
705, 292
(Partulina). P ’88, 26, 27
(Unio). P 753, 254; ’54, 244
perdubia (Corbula). P ’03, 261
peregrina (Comptonia). P 1900,
484; ’07, 455 ;
(Helminthophila). P
495; ’96, 158
(Pinnularia). 61571
(Sylvia). j ee 196
(Vermivora). P53, 312, 399
peregrinator (Calosoma). P 73, 322
(Strix). P 75, 344
peregrinorsum (Cardium). P_ ’6l,
370. J VIII, 318
(Protoeardia). J VIII, 318
peregrinum (Acridium). P ’04, 533
peregrinum anatum (Falco). P ’99,
29
95, 464,
peregrinum (Habrocestum). P 92,
78
(Pellenes). P
peregrinus (Balanus).
04, 139
j viii, 217.
P ’48, 96; ’65, 75
(Berosus). P 755, 364
(Ctenus). P ’09, 217
(Faleo). j iii, 342; vii, 193;
viii, 151. P ’41, 54; °53, 305, 395;
62, 312; °70, 139; °71, 94. J I,
27; II, 260
peregrinus anatinus (Falco). P ’08,
8
peregrinus anatum (Falco). P 793,
28, 40; ’95, 464, 479
peregrinus pealei (Falco). P ’93, 22,
40
peregrinus (Hydrophilus). P ’44,
100; 755, 364
(Parus). P 75, 352
(Regulus). P ’75, 352
(Squalus). j ii, 349
(Telephorus). P 759, 290
Pereichocrinus. P ’81, 182, 265, 301,
407
perelegans
298
(Bellerophon). P_ ’89,
(Prisconaia). P ’70, 42
(Schizodus). P ’70, 42
perelongatum (Cardium). P 705, 15
(Leevicardium). P ’05, 15
(Protocardium). P 705, 15
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
88, 27;
10, 546,
perenne (Linum). j vii, 16. P ’63,
59; ’84, 33; ’98, 295: 02, 36
Perennibranchiates. J VI, 97, 99°43
perennis (Lupinus). P ’60, 199;
04, 606 :
ene), j i, 324, 326. P
1
(Polyporus). J III, 207
(Swertia). P 763, 74; 88, i
perequalis (Nucula). J IV, 281
Pereskia. P ’01, 559,
perexigua (Marginella), j viii, 189.
P 41, 32; ’48, 101; ’80, 29; 82,
73
(Porcellana). P
perexilis (Campolemus).
(Mitra). P
(Pupa). P 796,
(Turbinella). P ’47,
03, 275. J I, 121; IX, 148
perennans (Agrostis). P
554
60
ae bn a eh yt ae
4
4
et
"4
hy,
"
54, 31 4
P 96, 416°
48, 101 ’
I
perezi (Phasma). Pp’ 04, 95 a
perezeii (Cyclas). P 60, 293, 296 |
perfasciatus (Engraulis). P 784, —
34; 97, 95 .
(Stolephorus). P 84, 34;
97, 95
perfoliata (Claytonia). P °98, 19,
20, 295, 402 7
(Passiflora). P ’01, 558
(Specularia). P ’60, 303
(Tenia). J I, 302 Pe
(Uvularia). P 60, 201; 97,
285
perfoliatum (Eupatorium). P “
513; ’86, 344; °02, 669; ’07, 45
09, 380, 389; °10, 546, 574
(Triosteum). P 60, 303
perfoliatus (Ceroys). P 04, 48, Bo ;
706, 277 =
(Potamogeton). P ’09,
395 sh
perforans (Phyllosticta). P he 15' :
perforata (Serpula). 7 61
(Stromatopora). ve
perforatum (evorioeaaie te
302; ’97, 182 se
perforatus ’ (Coscinodiseus). by
(Nautilus). J I, 218
(Seydmenus). P 52, 150_
(Triton). P ’49, 156. JI,
280 ;
perfragilis (Macrochlamys). P —
3 e
perfragilis sakui (Petalochlamy
64, 44 ea
P ’08, 596
P 62, 76, zi
perfusca (Melania). P
perfuseus (Liophis).
pergameneus Poteau Joi
209, 217
amentaceus (Chetopterus).- P
aa
andei (Aleyrodes). P ’02, 282,
cy
ichothorax). P 703, 256
rytes). P ’95, 529
Leptothorax). P 703, 219,
n. PF 799, 263, 265, 266
J IV, 127, 145
is_(Amehura). P 98, 462,
a). P ’90, 395. J IV,
(Goniobasis). P ’65, 33.
243
P ’61, 122; 65,
a 44
perda). j iii, 407.
<p 8
renostola). J II, 154
P 58, 130
us. J IX, 131
_J VIII, 301, 325
P 05, 198
dium (Distomum). P 756, 44
matus (Ammonites). P 758,
(Spheria). P 95, 29
Spheropsis). P ’95, 29
P 750, 23, 26; 59, 302;
eat; - 79, 386; 91, 178, 198
My 79, 386
eS 79, 386
P 702, 80, 83
1 P 1910, 372
lion (Chrysodomus). 770);
e737, 3. J TV, 30
P '90, 226
P ’99, 47; 02, 682
"75, 148; 96, 418;
P 02, 474
2 P 96, 219
97, 429
P ’81, 267, 270,
ocrinus. P ’85, 240, 328, 344
pum. P 86, 17
pilis (Clausilia). P ’01, 481,
10, 622, 625, 650
b: var. kochiensis (Clau-
! \). P 701, 482, 625
gonia. J 1X, 126, 128, 138
s ? 580, 189, 210
i Weroniea}. Pp 60, 200
nus (Faleo). P 751, 213
poides (Trigona). P 78,
P 708, 474,.478, 490
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
perileuca (Aleyrodes). Pp 702, 282,
283—
perillus (Planudes). P ’04, 99
Perimecus. P 773, 333
Perinea. P ’57, 219
Periophthalmine. P 705, 513
Periophthalmodon. P 705, 513
Periophthalmus. P ’63, 271; 705,
513
periophthalmus (Salarias). P 01,
326
Peripatus. P ’87, 117; 05,
173-176, 188, 196
peripatus (Ephesia). P ’09, 333
Periplaneta. P ’01, 275; 704, 513,
562, 780; 705, 33, 53, 839; ’06,
271; 07, 282; 708, 368; -710, -5,
586
Periploma.
62, 572, 585;
125; ’96, 471;
324; IV, 276
Periplomide. P ’05, 13
Periplomya. P ’76, 305; ’05, 13
Peripora. J V, 166
periporphyrus (Pendulinus). P ’67
55, 63
169,
j viii, 238. P 48, 104;
80, 32; 95, 52,
05, 13. J II,
,
periprion (Ctenodus). P ’83, 110
Periptychide. P ’83, 79; ’92, 322,
420, 428
Periptychus. P ’82, 96; ’83, 56,
168; 792, 428
Perischodomus. P ’69, 77
Perischechinide. P ’69, 80
Perisoreus. P ’47, 201; ’61, 226;
91, 445; 93, 22, 45, 63; ’96, 132;
08, 90. JI, 45 é
Perisornis. P ’05, 782
Perisphinctes. P 97, 456. J VIII,
310
perisporioides (Dothidea). P 79,
66
Perissocephalus. P ’99, 209
Perissodactyla. P 768, 248, 262,
264, 266; ’73, 10, 371; 782, 95.
J VII, 202, 206, 219, 357, 390;
VIII, 71-89
Perissodon. P ’62, 573
Perissolax. P ’76, 284; ’82, 197,
204, 207; ’05, 24. J VIII, 276,
314 -
Perissornus. P ’99, 216
Peristedion. P ’61, 77; ’92, 273
Peristera. P 56, 321; 57, 39; 759,
143; ’63, 302; ’99, 203
Peristeride. P ’05, 757
Peristerite. P ’66, 113;
84, 215
Peristernia. P ’62, 561; ’82, 175;
90, 145; 701, 197, 390; ’05, 292
Peristeromorphe. P ’69, 200; ’70,
85, 86
72, 276;
1040
Peristethion. P ’92, 273
Peristethus. P ’73, 305
peristethus (Podothecus). P_ ’61,
259; ’62, 332
peristicta (Arcella). P ’76, 56
Peristomata. J VI, 154
peritana (Smicrotes). P ’60, 856
Perithemis. P ’62, 402; ’99, 241;
08, 462, 481, 487, 489
Peritoma. j vii, 14
peritum (Anomalon).
perius (Athyma). P ’85, 87
(Perixerus). P ’04, 541
Perla. P ’62, 362, 365, 401
perla (Chrysopa). P ’09, 20
perlevis (Omphalina). P ’02, 417,
420
P 73, 877
perlamellosus (Pecten). P 705, 12
perlaminosa (Mercenaria). P 55,
267, 441
perlaqueata (Turbonilla). P ’62,
566; ’82, 173
(Turritella). j viii, 189. P
"41, 32; °40, 107; ’62, 566; ’80,
28, 29; ’82, 173
perlata (Cenobita). P ’58, 232 .
(Daira). P ’50, 29; 58, 32
(Delthyris). j viii, 235
(Myiothera). P ’60, 190
(Pleurotomaria). P ’65, 73;
96, 11. J LA, 121
(Pyropsis). P 776, 284; ’05,
23. J IV, 288
(Rhipidura). P ’89, 151
(Strix). P ’05, 763. J I, 28
(Terebra). P ’90, 3938
(Thelphusa). P,’58, 101; 780,
6
(Tudicla). P
23. J IV, 288
(Urocoptis). P ’98, 275
perlatum (Buccinum). P 48, 97
(Glaucidium). P 790, 131;
76, 284; 705,
05, 763
perlatus (Bellerophron). j viii, 270
(Cancer). P ’58, 32
(Compsodesmus). P 796, 264
(Eupagurus). P ’58, 237
(Eysareoris). P ’60, 224
(Fusus). P ’48, 100
(Gelasimus). P ’80, 153
(Nautilus). P 705, 28 J
VIII, 308
(Pagurus). P
(Tetrao). P
(Unio). P
5
58, 237
64, 247
63, 193. J VI,
perlevis (Cyclas). P 754, 30
(Lucina). P ’47, 298; 748,
101; 703, 264. J I, 124
(Lymnea). P 750, 11
Perlina. P ’62, 362, 401
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
perlonga (Lyropupa). P 1900, 432 —
rciar (Partula). P ’86, 31 ; .
(Unio). P ’63, 193. "J VL 18
perlucidula (Malthaca). P ’60, 541
perlucidus (Agrilus). P ’73, 94, 333
permagna (Mercenaria). P ’54, 29;
62, 574 |
(Navicula). P ’61, 70; ’90,
444 |
(Pinnularia). P
(Venus). P
107; °62, 574
permantiana (Anchomasa). P ’62,
209
61, 70
743, 324; "48, rs)
ae SS ee
permiana (Spirifer). P ’58, 14
permianus (Pleurophorus). P ’91,
250 .
permidata (Corbula). P 62, 21
perminutus (Criotettix). P 04, 662 —
permiscens (Unio). P 759, 112. I
V, 102 y
POT,
es
89, 367
08, 164,
permocarbonico (Astarte).
411
permolle (Abutilon). P
permunda (Lycosa). P
224, 233
(Natiea). P ’55, 260 a
permundana (Exartema). P ’60, 356 9
permundus (Abax). J Il, 248 ~~
(Lithobius). P 702, 42 a
(Pterostichus). P 73, 307. Sa
II, 248 %
Perna. j vi, 212, 213; vii, 245, PF
48, 104; 52, 199; 61, 371, 439;
62, 579; 80, 22, 24 33; 82, 158, ©
160, 186; 86, 351; 87, 35, 341 4
90, 144, 147; 91, 46; 95, iG.
J VIII, 319, 335; IX, 128
pernambucensis (Tellina). J
318 :
Pernetlya. P 798, 399
perniger (Culius). P ’85, 75, 79
"97, 132
(Eleotris). P 797, 132 ike
pernitens (Helops). P 961, 853
pemitidus (Gyrinus). P 68, ,
372
J VII, 196
pernobilis (Scala).
J VIII, 196
(Sealaria).
pernodosa (Io). P ’65, 19
(Melania). P 63, 308
(Quadrula). J XIII, 177, |
264 :
pernodosum (Tritonium). J
264, 327
pernodosus (Actinocrinites).
(Actinocrinus). P 778, 24
81, 319 *
(Euomphalus). P 70, 4
88, 241; ’91, 256 it
at P 53, 254
aN on. P 65, 125
ytum (Omalium). P °73, 327
cus. P 01, 121. J X, 275
ipus. P ’93, 409, 411; ’03, 24
mathus. P 52, 200; °53, 224;
"55, 332; °59, 299; °67, 135; °75,
2-308; °82, 319: °93, 404-412;
. 270-279; 03,
‘ , 390; 95, 33,
1, 382; °96, 187; °97, 27, 206,
304-314; 03, 22; ' 04) 577,
6, 589; °05, 678; ’08, 404, 406
vea. J VIII, 333, 371
62, 573; 76,
J VIII, 371
P ’08, 107
P 75, 146; °99, 522;
02,
rborocetes). J VI, 67, 112
~(Gephaiotes): P °90, 13, 27
_ (Cystigna . P 53, 421
Rao) P ’80, 194
ia). j ii, 101
ilium). P ’08, 105, 107
P 91, 86; ’03, 360
P ’88, 331
roides (Cosmia). P 76,
P 68, 252, 261
P 63, 225
P °57, 197; °60, 480; ’68,
(Lecanium). P ’99, 271
P 68, 208
P 52, 49. J IV, 14
P ’80, 359
P 05, 459; °77,
‘ousei (Ptilinopus). P ’99, 46
rv (Cyprina). P 97, 428
" (Inoceramus). P 52, 200;
05,10. J II, 299
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
1041
perovalis. Continued.
(Terebratula). j vi, 77, 108.
Ri 20s, S05 1e;; 278s OR GS FS
VIII, 324
(Trigonoarea). P ’72, 54
(Unio). P 753, 254
perovata (Abra). P ’03, 262
(Amphidesma). J id 121
(Ampullaria). P 146, 21;
748, 96
(Cytherea). P 748, 99; 780,
364. J IX, 135
(Meretrix). P ’54, 30
(Modiolopsis). P ’65, 246
(Nucula). J IX, 147
(Tellina). P 03, 262. J I,
123
perovatus (Unio). P 753, 254
perpallida (Clausilia). P ’01, 479
(Paropomala). P 708, 368,
373; ’09, 133
perpallidus (Thomomys). P ’95, 37
perpastus (Unio). P ’61, 60.
Vv, 69
ee (Planiceps). P ’97, 261,
(Unio). P ’60, 307. J IV,
50
perplana (Astarte). P ’41, 29; 748,
96; ’62, 578; °67, 139; ’80, 21,
24; 82, 159; °87, 340; ’90, 143;
02, 700, 705
(Cardita). P 48, 97; 62,
290; °72, 51; °82, 155
we P 72, 51; 702,
(Seambula). P ’72, 51; ’76,
311; 705, 14 :
(Strophomena). j viii, 257
enericardia). 7
(Vv; icardia). P ’02, 705
perplanus (Crassatellites). P 705,
14
(Limopsis). J IV, 297
(Pecten). j viii, 218. P 748,
aoe 65, 184; ’81, 417. J IX,
(Pectunculus). j vii, 184. P
48, 104
perplexa (Erigone). P ’01, 580
(Eulota). P ’05, 738; 708, 41
(Melissodes). “B'78,'206'
elissodes). 3
(Monodonta). P ’90, 343
(Nomada). P ’03, 594-596,
600, 607
(Partula). P 85, 218. J IX,
79
(Plectotropis). P ’05, 733
.(Prostheclina). P ’03, 341
(Seala). J VIII, 200
(Sigillaria). P ’60, 237, 442
(Thargalia). P ’92, 15
1042
perplexa. Continued.
(Tornatellina).
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
P 79, 24, J | perradiatus (Unio).
VIII, 398, 410; IX, 82, 109, 111 V, 66
perplexus (Amniseus). J II, 169 perrectus (Unio).
(Brachinus). P ’43, 296; ’62, | perrensi (A¢shna).
524 Perrieria. P ’98, 284
(Caleeocrinus). P ’86, 205 perrisii (Pergandiella).
(Canthon). J I, 85
(Cnemidophorus). P 752, 128; | Perrisonota. P ’05, 8
( Westwoodia).
54, 94 perro (Lutianus).
(Cyathocrinites). P ’69, 139 perroteti (Pristis).
(Gelasimus). P ’80, 151 perrugatus (Fusus).
(Leptostylus). J II, 169 (Urosalpinx).
(Meloe). P ’53, 329 persa (Corythaix).
(Omosaurus). P ‘56, 256 37; 759, 139
(Ophiolepis). P ’55,. 886 (Cuculus). P ’56, ae
(Parisocrinus). P ’79, 338; (Pleurotoma). a
86, 145 Persea. P .’89, 403;
(Philhydrus). P ’55, 371 145
(Poteriocrinites). P ’69, 188 | persee (Aleurodicus).
(Poteriocrinus). P ’79, 332, (Chrysomphalus).
338 Persephone. P 771, 123;
(Psocus). P ’62, 861, 401 79, 403; ’91, 192, 199
(Spiraxis). P 710, 520 Perseque. P 60, 110 -
(Tmeticus). P ’01, 580 perseus (Mycalesis).
(Unio). P 753, 259; °54, 240. | perseus var. visala (Myealesis).
J IV, 48; V, 420 85, 86
perplicata (Brachy
267
podella). P ’98, | persica (Merops).
(Tegenaria).
(Cochlodina). P ’98, 267 _| persiearia (Polygonum).
(Mychostoma). P 798, 268 86, 344; 89, 61;
(Quadrula). J XITI, 600 7 persicarioides (Rumex). P
perplicatus (Plecto
261
(Unio). j viii, 178. P 741, (Oriolus). P
19. J I, 276 persimilis (Acalypha).
perpolita (Helicopsis). P ’87, 125 (Diapheromera).
(Helix). P 87, :125 125
(Microcystis). P 87, 124 (Erigone). P 705, 315, 339°
(Nanina). P ’87, 124 -(Galumna).
perpolita var. solida (Nanina). «P (Liophis). P
87, 124
merus). P 753, | Persicula. P ’76, 287. -
persicus (Cassicus).
(Plethodon).
perpulcher (Endomychus). P 753, | persimmons (Spheria).
B59"
perpulchra’ (Angela
(Mycetina).
848
(Perdita). P ’96, 50, $9 ° -(Chettusia).
perpunctatus (Mygnimia). Pt a; (Chilonyeteris).
276 184, 193
(Salius). P ’97, 276, 279 (Crania). P 73, 198, 199
perpura (Orthosia). P 75, 66 (Diglossa). P , 274
perpurpureus (Unio). P 961, 41. (Gryllacris).
J VI, 46
). P 05, 840
P ’53, 359; ’66, | Persona. P 90, 395
personata (Argiope).
perpusilla (Auriculella). P ’88, 15 _ (Leptodira).
(Biddulphia). P 1900, 728 (Lobivanellus).
(Cyclas). P ’60, 296 (Monasa). P ’60, 135
(Glandina). P “91, 311; ’03, | personatum (Phyllostoma).
773 756, 757
(Marginella). P ’82, 170 (Sibon). fe
‘.. (Salasiella).
773
Pi 791; S12} 08, personatus (Agrilorhinus).
274
perpusillum (Spherium).
P 156, "319; 51,
01, 560. J =
ears =
Deane (Rhynchonella).
121
P 09, =
71,
(Helix). P ’75, 208
as Continued... .
modytes). P 56, 137
iopsi P 79%, 349
P °62, 182;
as). P 59, 134
Po pilus). P 97, 257, 260
(Sorex). j vii, 398. PB 94,
3 ,'95, 3823 96, 202; ’97, 33,
708, 404, 407
*haydeni (Sorex). B08,
streatori (Sorex). P
(Unio). P 53, 255. J
i (Quaternaria). P 77, 117
a (Architectonica). P "62,
vii, 136. P
P 72, 136;
3 , 153, 180; ’89, 200
u idoliva). P 790, 398. J
midula). P ’94, 18; 96,
0, (148; 702, 421, 440, 441;
” 506, "533, 564
matis). P 54, 30
allonia). P °93, 236, 239,
; 706, 148; 09, 514; 710,
a (Cryptostoma). P ’48,
ium). P ’82, 168, 174
(Ataxus). P ’96, 435
P 96, 403, 435
P '96, 435. —
3). P 42, 144
etus). P o71, 135, 142;
03, 758
lis (Embiotoca). P 55,
e (Phasma). P ’04, 93
pophaga). P 54, 230
perpophas P 54, 230
nla). j viii, 157. P ’61,
73,
P 67, 218
II, 153
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
1043
perspicillare. Continued.
-€Pelionetta). P ’61, 239; ’62,
323
(Pulsatrix).
(Salamandrina). P
59, 125
(Seiranota). J III, 340
(Tersiphone). P ’89, 152
perspicillata suahelica (Tersiphone).
P ’05, 769
perspicillata
P 705, 769
perspicillatus (Artibeus). P 89,
315; 1900, 756
(Clinetrachus). P 782, 278
(Cyrtophyllus). P ’07, 302
(Garrulax). P ’62, 315
(Lagenorhynchus). P ’76, 136
(Psarocolius). P ’66, 11
(Vespertilio). P 1900, 757
perspicillum (Lycodes). P 63, 260
perspicua (Acontista). P ’06, 273
(Mantis). P 06, 273
perspicuus (Aétobatis). P ’55, 396.
J VIII, 244
(Hybognathus). P 85, 65
oo haa open P 56, 179;
57, 5
"85,
"Bi lichetienats: 2
perstans (Filaria). P ’96, 271, 272
perstriata (Goniobasis). P ’64, 32;
65, 23 :
(Melania). P 64, 32
(Posidonia). J Il, 205
perstriatus (Unio). P 58, 255
persuleatus (Unio). P 59, 153. J
IV, 255
P 90, 126
56, 10;
suahelica (Tchitrea).
pertenue (Cardium). P ’61, 442.
J VIII, 264, 334
(Levicardium). J VIII, 264,
334
pertenuis (Inoceramus). P ’56, 276,
285; 60, 427
(Lithophaga). P °65, 245
(Mesostenus). P 73, 152, 162
(Modiola). P ’60, 418
(Modiolus). P 65, 245
(Mytilus). P. 758, 51; 760,
418
(Testudo). P ’92 226
(Unio). P ’63, 198. J VI, 8
(Volsella). P ’65, 245
Perthite. P ’66, 113
Perthostoma. J I, 59-66
Pertica. J XII, 580
pertinax (Anobium). 5. i, ei
745, 309
(Brechmorhoga). P 08, 481,
487, 489, 499
‘(Contopus). P ’66, 60; 92,
118
(Conurus). P ’60, 137
1044
pertinax. Continued.
(Myionax). P ’72, 69
(Psittacus). j iii, 359.- P ’60,
137
pertinens (Erigone). P
(Gongylidium). P ’05, 312
(GEdothorax). P ’05, 312
(Tmeticus). P ’05, 312
pertusa (Ficus). P 789, 403
(Lacuna). j vi, 266
Pertusaria. P 93, 216
pertusus (Amphicnephes). P 95,
336 ’
pertyi (Pepsis). P 97, 282
pertyi var. ruficornis (Pepsis). ies
98, 75
peruana (Anomia).
322
(Aphera).
05, 312
J VIII, 295,
J VIII, 330
(Bacteria). P ’04, 56
(Caneellaria). J VIII, 330
(Corbula). J VIII, 288, 317
(Cucullea). J VIII, 321
(Monasa). P ’60, 135
(Nueula). J VIII, 292, 321
(Oreophoetes). P 104, 56
(Panchlora). P ’05, 839; 06,
271
i P 705,
7
(Seriola). P ’99, 347
(Sphyrna). P ’99, 328
(Tellina). J VIII, 286, 318
on ee J Vill, 291,
(Turritella). J VIII, 280, 316
(Zygaena). P ’99, 328
peruanus (Agriopus). P 799, 361
(Amblyopus). P ’99, 361
(Anthias). P ’99, 350
(Archoscion). P ’99, 353
(Caranx). P ’99, 346
(Centrolophus). P ’84, 317;
99, 347
(Engraulis). P ’99, 335
(Ennalaster). J VIII, 301,
325
(Galeichthys). P 99, 331
(Genyanemus). P ’83, 288;
99, vd7
(Gobiodes). P 799, 361
(Leiurus). P ’84, 316, 317
(Leptocephalus). P ’99, 332
(Otolithus). P ’99, 353
(Petropoma). J VIII, 282,
316
(Pronotogrammus). P ’99, 350
(Serranus). P ’99, 350
(Stolephorus). P 799, 335
(Tachysurus). P ’99, 331
perula (Pyropsis). P ’96, 476
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
perumbrosus (Actinocrinites). P ’69,
(Actinoecrinus). P
81, 334
(Strotocrinus). P
69, 158; ’81, 334
perundata (Corbula). P
279; °60, 432
peruviana (Atrypa).
(Biddulphia).
708
(Cyprimeria). J VIII, 318
(Cyrena). P ’60, 275, 283
(Erythemis). P 708, 489
(Geositta). P 799, 51
(Hirundo). P 06, 196, 199,
200
(Luzula). P ’63, 77
(Oliva). J VIII, 328
(Porphyria). J VIII, 328
(Rupicola). P ’99, 306
(Schlenbachia). P 794, 65
(Tachymenis). P 60, 247
(Terebratula). J VIII, 307—
(Unio). P ’53, 261
peruvianum (Malvastrum). P ’98,
389
peruvianus (Allotettix). P ’04, 666,
668; ’05, $01, 841
(Ammonites). J VIII, 312
(Aphonomorphus). P 705, 838
(Astyanax). P ’70, 92
(Bulimulus). P 774, 53
(Clinus). P ’99, 361
(Concholepas). P 91, 50. we
VIII, 327
(Cyanocorax). P 48, a
(Gerres). P ’83, 117, "193, 2895
86, 258, 266, 271
’(Hemidactylus). P ’56, 148
(Labrisomus). P 60, 1035
82, 279
’(Microlophus). P 68, 97. J
Vill, 173
(Neorhynehus). P 99, 6I
(Paratettix). P 704, 668
(Productus).
(Psittaeus). P
(Quiscalus). P
(Tetragonopterus). 70, 92
(Vespertilio). P ‘ST, 174
pervalida (Marestia). P 52, 9
perversa (Apex). P ’88, 37, 39
(Balea). P 98, 267; ‘Ol,
471
(Bifidaria). P 1900, 606; 01,
471; ’06, 144; 710, 52, 136, 137 ie
(Cochlodina). P 98, 267 e
P. 34; 50; 03, 7575
(Fulgur). P
P ’88, 25, 39
69, 159;
66, 253;
56, 116,
J VIII, 307
P 1900, 692,
a km
es
i aa ree ee, ee eee Ne a rae See ee ae eT ate 5
66, i
08, 3, 5, 8
(Helicter).
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 1045
Continued. Lae te 5 petasiformis (Hemiaulus). P 1900,
i 742—
eit > ee as be
: (Ploiaria). P 1900, 742
(Partula). P ’85, 213. J IX, | Petasphora. P ’99, 306
petastidis (Phyllosticta). P ’91, 76
(Pyrula). P 748, 105; 53, 369 (Staganospora). P ’91, 81
versum (Busycon). P ’54, 31; | petasus (Pterodiscus). P ’05, 573,
2, 560, 584; °71, 146; °72, 276 574
(Pulgur). P %53, 319; ’02, | Petaurista. P ’75, 446
au, 345. J X, 11, 12, 20, | petaurista ((Cédionychis). P ’73,
152, 179, 181, 201, 466, 476, 59, 62
509, 535; zy. 13, "19, 63, 79, Petaurus. P 02, 243, 253. J VIII,
-393 ; x11 198, 212, 225, 258, 86
394, 396, 415, 426, 435, 447; | petechia (Dendroica). P ’60, 192,
I, 161, 223, 305, 307, 316-325, 376; ’63, 292
, 416, 454, 466, 468 (Motacilla). P ’60, 192, 376.
(Solarium). J VIII, 306 J IV, 199
rsus (Fulgur). P ’48, 100; (Muscicapa). P ’64, 256
$2, 167, 168, =e 85, 119 (Sylvia). j iv, 198; vii, 290
ta (Orthis). 43° 331, 333 (Sylvicola). P 53, 310, 312
retus Feackan). P 43, 331, | Petenia. P ’75, 146; ’03, 532
Peteria. P 53, 309
(Chienius). P ’56, 27 petersenii (Gobioides). P ’97, 87
yphus. P ’43, 297, 303; ’57, 4, (Gobius). P ’97, 85
3; 60, 316; °73, 325 petersi (Gazella). P 796, 519
| (Loxosoma). J IX, 16 (Paralonchurus). P ’83, 287
-eapre (Ipomea). P ’89, 393; (Siliqua). P ’77, 22
, 611; ’09, 486; 705, 698 petersii (Ameiva). P ’68, 99
um (Carychium). P 701, 562; (Anolis). J VIII, 157
746 (Arbaciosa). P ’99, 363
iferum (Plectropoma). J XII, (Aulacodiseus). P ’90, 136
(Gnathonemus). P ’62, 444
ozzia. P ’93, 461; °94, 374 (Mormyrus). P 762, 444
(Tenia). P ’55, 443; 756, (Sieyases). P ’99, 363 ;
. petersoni (Cassidaria). P ’55, 262
pc venua). P 72, 247 (Galeodia). P ’55, 257
mys. 708, 455, 594-596 (Morio). J IX, 145
mthera. j * ii, 107 petetiana (Auriculella). P ’88, 15
(Vermicularia). P ’93, a (Plaxiphora). P 94, 70,
j iii, 234 etite (Achatinella). P ’88, 53
P ’65, 227, 234 petimba (Fistularia). P ’07, 425
“ay 8, 231 petiolaris (Helianthus). j ii, 115.
aloconchus. P ’48, 104; ’62, 568; P 63, 65; ’04, 108
2, 168-170; ’90, 145, 146. J (Streptanthus). P -’62, 161
219 petiolata (Bidens). j bia 99
lodus. P ’59, 3, 30; °76,9. J (Eumentzalia). P 61, 455
II, 161 (Mentzelia). P ’61, 455; 762,
mnathus. P ’60, 265; ’68, 108, 163
eee. 708, 123 (Parsonsia). P 710, 581
Be (Euphorbia). P ’63, 76 petiolatum (Trillium). P ’98, 44, 313
s (Agaricus). J ITI, 306 petiolatus (Leptothorax). P 03,
ne: P 58, 226, 240° 223
smon. j vii, 92. P ’63, 60; | petiolorum (Stagonosporum). P ’94,
65
t (GEdalometopon). P 05, | petiolus (Eschara). J V, 116
petiti (Psammocrex). P 94, 133
"(Pharyngodon). P ’65, | petiti orientalis (Psalidoproene). Pp
L93; "66, 127 05, 768
3 “itriprion). P 66, 127. J VI,| Petitia. P ’89, 399; °10, 524
4,112 - petitiana ( Fusus). J VIII, 326
P 92, 393; ’01, 375 (Kellia). P ’72, 231
1046
Continued.
J VIII, 326
J VIII, 333
Pc 72, 220
J VIIli, 333
J VIII, 334
J VIII, 374
60, 283
456, 464
98, 267
petitiana.
(Neptunea).
(Peronea).
(Poronia).
(Tellina).
(Venus).
petitianum (Cardium).
petitianus (Cyrena). P
petitii (Teredo). P ’62,
petiverana (Urocoptis). P
Petiveria. P ’89, 401
petiveriana (Cochlodina). P ’98, 206
(Natica). P ’08, 555, 557
petolarius (Oxyropus). P ’60, 260,
261
(Oxyrrhopus). P
VIII, 132, 177
Petrablattina. P ’85, 38
petrea var. ambigua (Arabis). P
84, 80
68, 239. J
petrea (Eustachys). P ’67, 23
Petraster. P ’64, 142
Petrella. P 75, 357
Petricola. j ii, 319; vi, 208. P ’48,
104; 55, 331; ’60, 149; ’62, 576;
71, 1387; ’80,. 22, 24; °82, 155-
162; ’88, 332; ’98, 60; ’01, 200,
204; 703, 757.
VIII, 210, 334
petricola (Amastra). P ’88, 44, 48
(Heleopera). P ’79, 162; ’80,
335, 338
(Laminella). P ’88, 48, 50
Petricolaria. P ’01, 205
Petricolide. P ’62, 286, 576; ’01,
204, 400
petricoloides (Byssomya). P 748, 97
petrificatus (Eurenetes). P 59,
192; ’60, 195; ’67, 177, 233; ’64,
68; ’68, 150
J I, 213, 279;
petrinus (Cymbospondylus). P_ ’68,
178
petrobioides (Salmea). P ’89, 388
Petrocephaline. P ’62, 139, 443
Petrocephalus. P ’62, 139, 443
Petrochelidon. P ’54, 370; ’66, 72;
"83, 62; 790, 210; '92,.110; °93,
53; 95, 492; ’96, 155; 98, 84,
216; ’99, 36, 44; ’03, 28; 04, 584;
08, 154; ’09, 364
Petrochirus. P ’58, 233 -
Petrocinela. P ’59, 42; ’62, 315
Petrocossypus. P ’62, 314
Petrodromus. P ’02, 248
Petrodus. P ’88, 243
Petrogale. P ’7 78, bor
Petrogastenes. j vi, 234
Petroica. P ’89, 147; 709, 56
petrolei (Emys). P ’68, 176
Petrolisthes: P 58, 297, 241; ’59,
302; °71, 240; °72, 133; °79, 405;
88, 320
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Petrometopon. P 65, 105; ’97, 104;
706, 96; °07, 252. J. XII, 521
Petromyzon. P ’62, 331; ’64, 276;
68, 263; °76, 52; °77, 46; 782;
307; 92, 232; °93, 230; ’02, 85=)
108; 704, 505; ’07, 464; ’09, 407.
J VI, 239; XIII, 88
Petromyzonidae. P ’01, 328; 707,
461 :
Petromyzontide. P 92, 232; 704,
505. J VI, 239
Petronason. P ’82, 274
Petronia. P ’05, 777
petronia (Fringilla). P.
petrophila (Andrea). P
(Vitrea).
419
petrophila pentadelphia (Vitrea). Pp
1900, 188, 150; 702, 420, 432 3
petrophilus (Zonites). P 89, 198.4
petrophya (Sandalus). P 58, 3630
Petrophyllia. P 755, 266 q
64, 254
63, 95
P 1900, 150; 702,
petropolitanus (Chaetetes). P "66,
115 “4
Petropoma. J VIII, 281, 316
petrosa (Alauda). j iv, 183 un
(Athleta). P ’07, 230-242 ~
petrosa tuomeyi (Athleta). P 707,
31 a
xt J Il, 274 4
48, 97; 84, 111
petrosa ae
(Bulla).- P
(Gyrodes). P a7 76, 295
(Lutraria). P 47, 298. J Ea
129 i)
(Natiea). j viii, 222. P. 76,
295. J oe 4
748, 104; 81,
(Pholas). P
J. IX; 125
(Voluta). P ’48, 107; 706, 595
07, 229. J IX, 348
(Volutilithes). P 54, 31;
396; ’95, 100, 104, 113- 130
petrosa var. indenta (Volutilithes
P ’95, 114, 123; 117
Petroseirtes, bi 03, 170,.172
Petroselinum. P 89, 385
Petrosilex. P ’98, 91
Petroskirtes. P 1900, 517.
petrosum (Astralium). F 5 ‘4
petrosus (Adocus). P 4 236° {oe
(Gyrodes). P om
(Natica). P 705, 91
(Serranus). P 65, 105,
(Volutilithes). P
351, 357; ’06, 52, 58-76;
229
Pettis. P 44, 104
petulea (Melissodes).
petulens (Ichneumon). * es
70, 90;
62, 329
Petunia. P
395
petus (Cybium). P
67, 21;
2a. P 59, 192; 66,88; 68,
9; "92, 109; 121; “95, 490. J
m. P 48, 26; ’63, 62;
8, 28, 302. J I, 184; ITI, 89
-elimum P 48, 26. io ot 184
oP 05, £07
. P 1900, 539;
7; 709, “yg 302
ehatinella). 788, 32
(Area). j ii, 268: iv, 78.
eae, 217; 748, 96; 62, 580;
1, 452; ’82, 154; gg, 333. J
“P 62, 580; 78,
03, 341;
(Rallus). P 94, 145
?p 66, 25
i 2 “ss fi P 93, 216
ecta
a ( leet pr 4,
J Il, 214
P '84, 152; ’03, 82
P 70, 78; °02, 637;
; 705, 442; °07, 188
PP 760, 195 aa aie
Vertagus). i ?
Be (Mytonides). P 704, 38
A pepaelia). P 788, 41
clas). P ’60, 296
indrella). P 60, 153
nidia). P 72, 249
a). P 85, 292
Polydaetylus). P 1900, 501.
XII
. Seslynecsvs). P 61,
00, 501
99, 398
otheleum).
275;
asiella). P
calpellum). P ’90, 442
chidion). P 61, 275
neatella). P 01, 615;
;
es). P °73, 240; 75,
. 171; *89, 196; 06, 153
a. P 75, 149
“P 61, 452; *62, 162; 63, 60
P 48, 13; °61, 463; °62,
163, 73; °95, 558; 98, 37,
hd 5 & 159
» (Cylindrosporium). P 93,
ncelic ‘oides (Nemophila). j ii, 179
ocherus. P ’78, 57,61; ’88, 101.
III, 72, 86
J VII, 420, 426
ides. P- 03, 756
P 83, 213; ’97, 427
sa. P 92, 402, 403
P 73, 56
Str, 7
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
1047
Phedon. P °47, 175; ’60, 316; 61,
357573, 58
phedon (Amauris). P ’66, 241
Phedrotettix. P ’04, 534
Phedusa. P ’01, 470
phaénna {(Hybopsis). P '64, 279;
10, 278
pheenochalinus (Simotes). P ’60,
244; ’61, 75
Phaenognatha. J IIT, 225
Phenopepla. P 66, 71; ’68, 83
Phenops. P 745, 267; ’54, 17, 83
Phenoschisma. P ’86, 215
pheocephalus (Criniger). P 02,
683
(Ixos). P ’02, 683
(Myiarchus). P 72, 59, 73
(Trichixos). P 702, 683
Pheogenes. P ’94, 1&6
Pheophyllacris. P ’01, 382
Pheopicus.. P 702, 6&0
pheopterus, (Colymbetes). P ’73,
326
Pheopus. P ’59, 108; ’61, 235
pheopus (Numenius). j v, 73. P
D7, 40; 7°59, 174
; (Seolopax). P 57, 40; 59,
74 ? ;
pheopyga (Porzana). P ’94, 147
pheouygus (Limnobenus). P 94,
Seis lidins (Serranus). P 07,
255
Pheostilber. P ’94, 385 .
pheota (Hyla). P ’62, 358
pheotis (Dermanura). P ’02, 405
pheozona (Achatinella). P ’88, 30
Pherodus. P 773, 99
Phaéthon. P 69, 206, 213, 216
Phethonichthys. P ’82, 273 .-
Phethontide. P ’69, 216
Phethornis. P ‘e0, 194
Pheton. P 72, 170-173, -201; 75, .
357 :
pheton (Pseudophasma). P 04, 95;
705, 840
(Serranus). P
273
pheus (Arvicola). P ’94, 282
pheura (Tupaia). P ’02, 157
Phagoecata. P 47, 248; 757, 23
Phagorus. P ’05, 46
phaiodactylns (Centrurus). P ’63,
111. J V. 360, 372
Phaiona. J I, 99
Phainopepla. P ’59, 106, 191, 301,
303; 792, 122; ’98, 216; 705, 685
Phaiomys. P ’99, 281, 288, 290
Phaiopicus. P ’63, 194
phaiops (Vespertilio). iy
435, 438
62, 236; 782,
55, 434,
1048
Phaius. P ’73, 205, 276;
Phalacride. P 56, 15;
J IV, 31
Phalacrocoracide. P
204, 206, 215;
05, 762
Phalacrocorax. j viii, 158. P 53,
429; ’54, 178; ’55, 137; ’61, 241;
765, 6; °69, 215; °89, 266; ’92,
102; 93, 22, 30; ’95, 466; ’98,
137; ’99, 16, 17; 1900, 5, 20, 705,
687, 762. J I, 227; IX, 400, 421
phalacronotus (Micronema). P 05,
97, 184
59, 288.
66, 100; 769,
95, 466; ’98, 137;
phalacrus. j iv, 90. P 744, 102; 53,
286; 756, 15. J IV, 12, 31
Phalena. P ’7 74, 208; ’85, 84
phalena (Umbrina). ’p D8, 167
phalenoides (Aleyrodes). P ’02, 281
(Glaucidium). P ’90, 131, 205
Phalenoptilus. P ’92, 116; ’98, 210;
99, 18; ’04, 581 .
Phalangida. P 1900, 541; ’01, 568,
593; 703, 342; 704, 140; 709, 225
Phalangidee. j ii, 65
phalangioides (Pholeus). P 1900,
531; ’03, 114, 129, 133; ’04, 122
Phalangista. P ’78, 62, 71
Phalangistide. P ’82, 321
Phalangium. j i, 189; ii, 61, 64, 65,
81. P ’98, 43, 312; ’01, 569, 593;
709, 231. J III, 103
phalangium (Arethea). P ’04, 795;
07, 63, 300
((Stenorhynehus). P."S0, Be:
57, 219
Phalangopsis. P 53, 364; °63, 212
Phalaridion. P 94, 132, 142
phalaridis (Coceus). P ’99, 260, 264
Phalaris. P ’77, 108
Phalaropodide. Pp 66, 97; ’69, 203
Phalaropus. j vii, 193 ; viii, 157. P
53, 427; °59, 108; ’61, 228; ’62,
322; ’66, 97; ’92, 150; °98, 139;
1900, 5, 22. J I, 224; IX, 413
Phalecobenas. P ’70, 139
Phalenites. P ’60, 214
phalerata (Libellula).
(Mylabris). P
phaleratus (Esox).
386; ’85, 371, 374
(Gorytes). P
P 58, 30
08, 615
ji, 416. P ’53,
95, 520, 537;
97, 141
Phaleria. J I, 102; IV, 11, 38
phalerica (Harengula). P ’92, 243
(Meletta). P ’92, 243
Phaleridine. P ’68, 7, 8, 14, 19;
69, 211
Phaleris. j viii, 158. P ’62, 324;
68, 6, 7, 28-52
phalingioides (Pholeus). P ’85, 103
Phalium. P 99, 77
=
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
89, 75; 91,
Phallus. P °61, 474, 489; ’71, 297;
76, 294; 77, 285
Phalotris. ’P 61, 524; ’62, 349
Phaneus. P 54, 217. J I, 85;
IV, 34; XI, 281
Phandella. P ’03, 272
phanerobranchiate (Doris). P ’80,
2
phallica (Cliona). P
122
Phanerobranchus. P
290
Phanerodon. P
322; °62, 274
Phaneroptera. P ’70, 76; ’78, 314;
04, 542, 543; 705, 805, 806
Phaneropterine. ¥ 07, 370
Phanerosaurus. P ’83, 108
Phanerotinus. P ’63, 21; 789, 292, 296.
Phania. P ’92, 391
Phanias. P .’09, 224
Phantasis. P ’04, 47
phantasma (Sealnellum).
Phaon. P ’01, 131, 134
Pharaonis (Grapsus). P ’80, 198
(Monomorium). P ’82, 268 i
Pharella. P ’60, 425; ’61, 419, 420 —
Pharetra. P ’73, 202
pharetra (Dendroica). P ’63, 294
(Turbinolia). P ’95, 116, 124-
130
Pharmacosiderite. P ’97, 438
Pharomacharus. P ’99, 305
Pharopterygine. P 07, 267
Pharopteryx. P 07, 268. J XII,
530
pharos (Clava). P ’05, 292 ;
pharovicina (Spirifera). P ’62, 406
Pharyngodon. P ’65, 193, 194; 766,
127
Pharyngodopilus. J VIII, 256
Pharyngognathi. P ’59, 147, 148
Pharyngopneusta. P ’78, 300
Phascolarctos. P ’88, 103
Phascolaretus. P- 68, 262
Phascolestes. P ’87, "284, 290; 788,
299. J IX, 187, 188, 192, 194, 199,
200, 202, 207, 295, 236, ” 937, 239,
243, 265°
Phascolomyide. P '82, 321. ome
75, 446;
234, 255
Phascolomys. P '68, 262;
77, 314; 778, 49, 71; 87, 290, 291.
J VIII, 86; TX, 210, 259, 262, 265
Phascolosoma. P 04, 729
phaseolosomatum (Loxosoma). J Te
15
80, 105. J I,
54, 153; °55, 321,
P ’08, 110 ©
Sa ga ee RE ee Ne A ee a ee
ele fered.
Phascolosomum. P 55, 390; \ ee
159 t
Phascolotheride. P ’87, 288 pete
Phascolotheriine. J 1X, 229, es j
250, 251 i
Ix, 187- 189, 193- -195,
» 224, 225, 228, "939, 243,
), 257, 258, 262, "264
aseu) x 55, 444
(Orthonota). P63, 12
(Unio). P 56, 94; ’60,
(Cercospora). P 94,
1,3 321, 324. P 60,
"5, 68; "76, 194; ’89, 377,
98, 380, 388, 389; 109, 492
se (Unio). P 58, 249; ’60,
156; NT, 28; 796, 503: 1900, 79.
47, 191, 290°
odus. P ’57, 167
ja. j vi, 172
issanella. P ’91, 54; ’89, 137;
; , 238; 704, 32; 05, A J IV,
13;
25
(Ue
“$F
ella (Natica). J VIII, 315
Neverita). J VIII, 315
ellide. P ’91, 54; 704, 32
as (Centrocercus). P ’62,
5664, 93 P 61, 362; ’62,
23
(Pedio-
nellus columbianus
os, 39, Gl. J IX,
(Tetrao). j viii, 156.
62, 402, 403
P 66, 93; 83, 269;
P ’01, 199
viii, 156. P°’62, 403;
; 02, 671. J I,
P 56, 322; °59, 172; ’99,
>
P 94, 277
a. P 95, 333
P 95, 333
Sige 40-47, 62, 63, 71,
a 89, 91, 93, 95, 105;
8; *07, 161, 162, 165
P 01, 288; °02, 718;
4, 38, 91, 514, 781; 05, 34, 53,
840; 06, 277, 279; 07, 29,
6,161, "983; °09,'119, '419;’ ’10,
P 09, 21, 22
—. P 03, 351; 04, 596-600
mmotorhinus. J I, 285; III,
1ausi P %1, 337
eb e (Museienpa). j iv, 168
opteris. P ’84, 96; 1900, 548;
, 546, 578
one 2
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
1049
2. 341,
P ’82, 268; 83, 304; 03, .
phegopteris (Polypodium).
201— si
Pheidole.
220, 256
a (Stethojulis). J XII,
5
Phelipea. P ’87, 154. J III, 99
Phelister. P ’59, 311
phellandrii (Prasocuris). P ’73, 51
Phellandrium. P °98, 29, 303
Phellia. P ’89, 111
Phellopsis. P ’66, 347
phellos (AZgilops). .P °’75, 437
(Quereus). P ’61, 361; 1900,
645, 647, 664; ’01, 360; 702, 33,
653; 702, 33, 653; 704, 605; ’07,
456
phelopsis (Mylabris). P ’08, 611
Phenacarion. P ’98, 240, 244
Phenacisma. P ’01, 276
Phenacite. P ’97, 437
Phenacobius. P ’67, 96; ’77, 94;
04, 247; 708, 546. J VI, 227,
228, 240
Phenacoceus. P ’99, 261, 264
Phenacodontide. P ’82, 95; ’92,
322, 427, 430
Phenacodus. P 776, 65;
92, 413, 427. J 1X, 328
Phenacohelicide. P ’92, 401
04, 578;
82, 96;
. Phenacohelix. P ’92, 402
Phenacomys. P ’96, 380;
08, 404, 406. J XI, 201
phenax (Cadulus). P ’97, 467, 472
(Eutenia). P ’68, 134
(Spilogale). P ’04, 579
(Tapes). P 701, 207, 400
Pheneus. P ’94, 273
Phengodes. P 751, 332; ’59, 289
phengodes (Myctophum). rE 701, 620
phenicenteron (Stauroneis). 765,
1
Pheniseus. P ’69, 198
phenops (Stenostoma). J VIII, 128
Pheretima. P ’02, 80, 83
Pheronema. P 68, Biol. 10; ’70,
127; ’91, 352
Pherusa. j i, 389. P ’63, 139
Phialanthus. P ’89, 386
Phialea. P ’93, 146
Phialocrinus. P 79, 285, 341-347,
374; ’86, 115, 177
Phibalosoma. P ’04, 61, 70
Phidiana. P ’79, 79
Phidippus. P ’92, 73; 1900, 539;
701, 569, 588; ’04, 121, 137; 709,
220, 528, 550, 558, 563
Phidolopora. J V, 188
Phidoloporide. J V, 112, 188
Philacte. P ’70, 131; 98, 498
Philactee. P °70, 131
Philadelphacee. P ’58, 134
1050
philadelphia (Chrecocephalus). P
66, 99; ’71, 41
(Chroicocephalus). P ’61, 247;
62, 310, 325
(Geothlypis). P ’68, 149; ’95,
497; ’96, 162
(Larus). P
J IX, 399
(Sterna). P ’62, 310
(Sylvia). j iv, 189; viii, 159
(Trichas). P ’53, 312
philadelphiana (Lycosa). P ’08, 164
philadelphica (Astaeobdella). P 751,
209; 93, 419, 427
(Branchiobdella). P
427
(Callianthia).
(Chrysomela). P
73, 49
(Crategus). P ’05, 584, 588
(Vireo). P ’99, 31
(Vireosylvia). P ’51,
99, 31 ;
93, 30; 05, 681.
93, 421,
P 51, 338
56, 32, 33;
153;
philadelphicum (Erigeron). P _ ’60,
303; ’84, 87
(Lilium). P ’97, 172; 798, 49;
04, G08; *10, 547, 549, 559
(Microstomum). P 750, 350
(Panicum). P 710, 545, 548,
551
philadelphicus
07, 263
(Holopogon). P
(Proctacanthus). P
(Vireo). P ’96, 156
Philadelphite. P 780, 310, 313;
92, 180
Philadelphus. P ’98, 27, 301; 704,
108
195, 323
195, 324
Phileterus. P ’99, 60
Phileus. P ’92, 74;
137
Philampelus. J IV, 127,
Philanthide. P ’94, 298;
Philanthini. P ‘94, 302
philanthropus (Echinus). P ’43, 310
(Trochus). j vii, 187. P ’48,
106; ’62, 569
(Zizyphinus). P
Philanthus. P ’94, 303;
philantropus (Trochus).
169, 171
philargius (Lophos).
philemon (Odontota).
Philenor.. P ’85, 174
Philentoma. P ’89, 153;
Phileozera. P ’61, 459;
Phileremos. J I, 54
Philetairus. P ’05, 779
Phileurus. P 743, 304;
66, 383. J IV, 33
01, 589; 04,
153-157
196, 35, 37
62, 569
02, 733
P ’82, 168,
P 58, 162
r 73, 81
199, 213
62, 165
54, 80;
(Centropristis). P| ~
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Philhydrus. P
369; ’61, 341
Philibertia. P ’98, 390
Philibostroma. P 09, 142
philica (Asterophora). P ’03, 53,
640
(Gregarina. P ’89, 9; 03, 53 ©
Philine. P ’04, 333, 377, 378
Philipnus. P 61, 17
philippena (Thelphusa). P ’80, 36 —
philippensis (Bueco). P ’64, 242 —
(Corvus). P 764, 250
(Galeopithecus).
(Hypotenidia).
(Psittacus). P
(Rallus). P 94, 136, 137 .
(Tarsius). P 97, 35 }
(Turdus). P ’64, 251
philippi (Achatina). P ’79, 22
(Cestracion). -P ’82, 308
(Clinus). P ’99, 361
_ (Labrisomus). P ’99, 361
(Leptinaria). P ’79, 22
(Melampus). P ’79, 27.
(Platydoris). P 780, 91
(Pupa). P ’79, 22
(Tornatellina). P ’79, 22
ipolann (Brachypodella). Py 08
278 ,
44, 151; 55, 357,
(Eulima). P ’01, 395
(Galatea). P 61, 25 oy
(Gongylostoma). P 98, 269
(Loripes). P ’72, 90
(Neweombia). P ’88, 41
(Trachelia). P ’98, 269
philippiana elegans (Varicella) ee
710, 519
philippiane (Cylindrella). P
212
(Galatea). P ’61, 26
philippianus (Solen). P 01, 500 a
philippii (Achatina). J VIL, 397;
IX, 81 Rae
(Actinobolus). P ’72, 254
(Aurieula). J IX, 91
(Cionella). J VIII, 397;
81 Na
(Leptinaria). J VIII, 397;
IX, 81 | ae
(Melampus). J VIII,
IX, 91, 109
(Mysia). P ’72, 94
(Pupa). J VIL, 397; IX,
(Teredo). P 62, 456, 476 ©
(Tornatellina). "I VE Lie
410; IX, 81, 109, 111
philippina (Catopsilia). P 85,
(Loxia). P ’64, _ i
philippinarum (Cyrena). P °60, 2
(Loripes). P ’72, 90
(Mysia). P ’72, 94
(Psittacus). P 164, 239 |
nse epoteretiinn)<” Fr 61,
isis. (Brechites). P 61,
P 61, 483
P ’61, 483
+s
y
“(Dipodomys).
P ’66, 150, 170,
P 53, 224;
st
oo.
F idestracion). P °91, 365
t Sins P31, =
i (Xylotrya).”
(Unio). P ’53, 269
P 62, 457,
Heterocephalus).
ehnopoda). P
adoqua). P ’96, 518, 519
aricella). P 75, 157
Zeacrinus). P 8G, 157
P ’63, 24; 65, 133, 268;
84, 54; 88, 243
nus (Hydreionocrinus). P
“ee
P 79, 354
Pp 44, 169;
60, 554
yerinus). P ’81, 254
(Poteriocrinus). P ’86, 164
Beaicctus). g S11, 8,22
Psam mophis). P 54, 100;
; 554
(Unio). P "53, 255
i ordi (Dipodomys). P..°75,
erinns. P ’81, 293, 314,
. 334
P 81, 175
(Aleyrodes). P 702, 281
loecrinus. P ’65, 149; ’69, 70-72;
779, 362-364, 374; ’86, 111, 153-
163, 166
lodendron. P ’58, 122;
lilodes. P ’68, 379
01, 558
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
1051
philodice (Colias). P ’78, 315
Philodromide. P. ’03, 60
Philodromine. P ’83, 277; ’92, 59
Philodromus. P ’92, 59; 1900, 537;
01, 585; 703, 60, 126, 139; 704,
133
Philodryas. P ’60, 558; ’62, 73,
348; ’63 102. J VIII, 178
Philogenia. P ’01, 136; ’08, 468,
474
Philohela. P 775, 355; ’83, 67; 791,
- 435; '95, 473; °98, 79; 708, 102
Philoica. P ’03, 128, 136; ’09, 548
Philolithus. J IV, 18, 37
Philomachus. P ’63, 126
philomela (Myiothera). P ’59, 54
(Ypthina). P ’85, 86
Philomycide. P ’94, 22; ’96, 489;
98, 221; 1900, 147, 564, 569, 571;
02, 437; °03, 770; ’05, 746; ’06,
563
Philomyeus. P ’58, 198, 199; 75,
147; 782, 236; . 94, 22; 96,
489: 1900, 115, 147; 02, 235, 418-
438: 03, 770; 705, "746; 706, 533,
563.
Philonotis. P 793, 217 ‘
philonotis (Ranunculus). P ’77, 105
Philonthus. P.’44, 35; °45, 266;
759, 288; 756, 347, 348. J IV, 31
Philosamia. P 10, 295- 299, 301, 318
Philoscia. j i, 429, P "10, 295-299,
301, 318
- Philoteenus. J IV, 11, 28
philoteichous (Dictyna). P ’76, 201
. (Tegenaria). P ’76, 201
Philothamnus. F ’60, 557; ’94, 203
Philothermus. P ’66, 347
Philotria. P ’09, 393
Philoxerus. P ’89, 402
Philoxylon. P ’61, 352; ’65, 224
Philydrus. J IV, 31
Philypni. -P ’60, 122; ’61, 16, 17
Philypnus. P ’60, 120, 122; ’62,
240; °63, 180, 270; 71, 217; -’77,
178, 180, 181; ’85, 68, 79; ’97, 132
Philyra. P ’58, 160; ’91, 216
philyrina (Nanina). P ’74, 48
Phimocrinus. P ’85, 263; ’86, 79,
89, 93, 102
Phimophis. P ’60, 79; ’62, 347
Phimothyra. P ’60, 566; "361, 300,
305, 306; ’64, 167; 66, 304, 310-
312; ’68, 310; 82, 333; 783, 14,
35; ’01, 63; 708, 122
phinoe (Salmo). P 782; 307
phippsi (Hippolyte). P ’01, 161
(Spirontoearis). P ’01, 161
Phippsia. J III, 183, 200
oor +e (Hippolyte). P
93,
Phirix. i VI, 196
63, 139;
1052
Phissama. P ’85, 88
Phleopterus. P ’66, 375
Phiebia. J II, 278; III, 214, 218
phlebodia (Crategus). P ’10, 151,
155
phlebotomus: (Acanthurus). P_ ’63,
178; 784, 102, 230
Phlegethonotus. P ’08, 95
Phlegethontius. J IV, 163, 165
Phlegon.. P ’58, 289; °73, 333
phleoides (Acalypha). P 798, 389
Phleospora. P ’91, 81; ’94, 369;
95, 435
Phleum. P ’84, 95;
Phlexis. P ’99, 211
Phlexys.. P ’99, 211
Phlibostroma. P ’06, 366
Phleoba. P ’01, 371
Phileoneus. J IV, 13
Phleotribus. P 54, 218
Phlogopite. P 7°72, 276; ’80, 244,
312; ’82, 49; ’92, 182, 183
Phlox. j vii, 41,110. P ’48, 9; ’60,
146, 304, 512; ’62, 5, 165; ’63,
74; ’97, 178-181; ’98, 48, 315;
04, 605; 710, 548, 549, 572, 582.
J I, 153; III, 97
phlox (Boleosoma). P
04, 603
06, 525
phluctainoides (Marmessoidea). P
04, 73
Phlugis. P ’05, 827, 843
Phlyctena. P ’94, 369
phlyctenoides (Uytispora). P 94,
860
Phlyxia. P ’58, 160
Phobetor. P ’82, 278
Phobetus. P ’59, 288; ’61, 346. J
III, 227
Phoca. P °56, 265; ’68, 286; ’82,
319, 327; ’85, 384; ’88, 90, 96;
98, 200; 1900, 43. J VII, 415
phoce (Notothenia). P ’61, 519,
520
Phocena. P ’65, 178, 198, 274, 279;
66, 294; °68, 262; °69, 21, 23;
776, 134; ’87, 353, 358, 359. J
VIII, 217
Phocageneus. J VII, 426
phocena (Delphinus). P ’03, 314
Phocide. P ’68, 262; ’82, 318;
199, 424. J VIL, 415
Phocodon. P ’53, 377; ’67, 150. J
i Oe NG
Phocops. P 752, 190
Phocylides. P ’05, 798
Phodaga. P ’58, 76. J IV, 11, 21,
39
Phebasteria.. P ’66, 175
phebe (Centropristis). P ’62, 236
(Sayornis). P ’91, 435; 795,
485; ’96, 131; ’98, 81; ’08, 133,
153
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
phebe. Continued.
(Tyrannula). P ’53, 309
(Tyrannus). P ’72, 78
Phebetria. P ’66, 186, 188; 769,
212
Phoedon. P ’56, 39
Phenicacrinus. P ’81, 279, 408
phoenicea (Petroica). P ’89, 147
phenicentron (Stauroneis). P 798,
422-427; 1900, 473
pheniceus (Agelzus).
71, 24; °75, 351;
pheniceus (Agelaius). j iv, 31. P
47, 204; ’51, 218;
312; °56, 291; ¥ ;
10; ’69, 126; "74, O%% "
90, 208; ’91, 436; ’92, 108; 793,
23, 47, 63; ’95, 487; ’96, 116, 134;
98 82, 212; 08, 80, 154. J
48
pheniceus caurinus (Agelaius). P
04, 582
pheeniceus sonoriensis (Agelaius). P
92, 120; ’05, 683
pheeniceus ’(Cassicus). j iv, 31
(Hibiscus). P ’89, 367 ;
(Ieterus). j viii, 152. P 53, ,
396
66,
pheenicis (Graphiola).
phenicobia (Tachornis).
Phenicobius. P ’92, 398
phenicobius (Cypselus). P ’09, 360
Phenicocerus. J II, 7
Pheenicococeus. P ’99, 262
Phoenicocrinites. P
j i, 258; iv, 31. P
J II, 283
P ’63, 287
(Oriolus).
10
a ee, ee Ee
Phenicophaus. P ’70, 88; 02, 678
Phenicophilus. P 09, 363 4
Phenicopterus. P 59, 175; 64, 65; —
68, 262; ’69, 200-202, 216; 75, —
358; 790, 203. J IX, 410 7
phenicopterus (Astyanax). P ’06, :
338 a
(Hippiseus). P 04, 777, 786; —
10, 592, 630 ;
’(Tetragonopterus). P "i &
261; ’06, 338
phenicopus (Anser). P 771, 98
Phenicothraupis. P ’65, 171; 767,
94
phenicura (Amaurornis). P ’02, 671
(Rhipidura). P ’89, 151
ey eS Ne
Phenicurus. P 795, 349 M
phenicurus (Bessonornis). P 62, —
315
phenicurus granadensis (Cardinalis). —
P 99, 51 3
phenicurus (Rallus). P 702, 671
Phenix. P ’58, 122
phenix (Helix). P °73, 251; 14,
58 ;
moenix. Continued. _
“JF tL 287
ial Pencils). : WF 4 89, 352
mocercus (Mitrephorus). P ’66, 63
@ochroa (Dendrocincla). P ’04,
458
wetaliotes. P ’07, 56
yetusa. P ’69, 214
ladacea. P ’61, 470;
459 :
P 62, 200
ia. P *62, 200, 460
P ’62, 200, 460
P 62, 200, 460
P 62, 200, 460
a. J VIII, 306
P 62, 200, 460
fa (Gastrochenia). P ’61, 478
(Mya). P ’61, 478
oladiade. P ’62, 200
joladide. P °49, 156; °55, 331;
30, 424;. 61, 470; 62, 193, 200,
} 571; ’91, 48; 05, 18. J II,
2a. P 61, 191;
"71 130
Joidea. P ’62, 212
pa formis (Petricola). vi, 208.
> 48, 104; 62, 576; °71, 137;
32 135; 188, 332; °03, 757
P 62, 200, 460
P 62, 192, 193, 200
J II, 329
vide. P 62, 200, 460
domya. viii, 293. | ae
328; °48, 104; °50, 67; ’54, 164,
7 YF 5G, 81, 114, 283; ’57, 142;
182, 418, 425; ’61, 419, 421;
2, 28, 191, 572: 71, 71; 76,
05, 312; 277, 22, 23; °80, 22, 24;
445: ’82, 155, 159, 160; °90,
; "93, 222; 795, 114; 05, 13.
214: III, 324; IV, 275, 276;
284, 317; IX, 125, 126
lomyide. P ’05, 13
ladopsis. P °49, 156; ’62, 195,
3 + 279
: P '62, 200; 460
olas. j ii, 320; vi, 118, 120, 208,
12; vii, 124, 336; viii, 223. P
"41, 121; '47, 296; ’48, 104; °52,
200; 58, 53; °60, 424: °61, 324,
472, 478: °62, 191, 192, 193, 200,
50, 455, 461, 571; ’71, 139; 76,
; '80, 22, 24,25; °81,’ 445;
155-165; 88, 331, 332; 89,
; 91, 48; ’05, 18. J I, 127;
299, 335; IV, 393; VIII, 210,
2; IX 125
holeide, P 1900, 531; ’01, 571; 03,
0, 130, 141; *04, 12; "09, 202
62, 194,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
62, 193,
1053
Pholeomma. P ’92, 31
Pholeus. P ’85, 103; ’89, 98; 1900,
531; ’01, 571; 703, 60, 114, 129,
133, 139, 140, 340; 704, 122; 709,
303
Pholedariz. P ’62, 460
Pholeobia. j ii, 319
Pholia. P ’05, 781
Pholide. P ’62, 191, 200, 460
Pholidea. P ’62, 200, 212, 460
Pholidauges. P ’05, 781
Pholidichthys. P ’81, 113
Pholidocidaris. P ’69, 78
Pholidolemus. P ’60, 265
Pholidornis. P ’99, 39
Pholis. j iv, 280. ’p 64, 211
pholis (Blennius). P ’92, 275
Pholoé. P ’02, 274; 08, 338
Pholus. P 4. 292. J IV, 152, 154,
155, 158
pholus (Darapsa). J IV, 146, 148
(Lycomorpha). P ’60, 537
Phoma. P 79, 68; °93, 158; 794,
357; ’95, 28, 420, 427. J II, 288,
292
Phonascea.
Phonipara. P
65, 169
Phonolite. P ’93, 176;
Phonygama. P ’91, 448
Phor. P ’03, 569
Phora. P ’94, 420; 95, 340
Phoradendron. P ’81, 439-442; ’89,
407; 701, 558. J I, 185; III, 90
Phoraspis. P 07, 153
Phorbia. P 795, 336;
Phoreus. P 05, 113
Phoride. P 94) 420;
Phorocera. P 95, 332
Phorus. P 47, 285; °48, 104; ’54,
169; ’55, 262; ’66, 270; ’76, 302;
719, 218. J I, 116; TX, 121, 151
Phos. P ’61, 367; 90, 399; .’95,
103, 114-124; ’99, 75, 76; ’03,
279, 280; 704, 594, 595. J IV,
381; VIII, 338
Phosacolomys. J X, 254
Phosphorax. P ’75, 147
phosphorea (Odontosyllus). P 709,
827
Phosphorite. P
Photina. P ’06, 276;
Photinula. P ’97, 329
Photinus. P ’51, 334;
J IV, 35
Photogenis. P ’67, 156, 163; ’77,
78-80, 94,.96; ’04, 245; ’10, 281-
291. J VI, 229, 241, 245
ae (Clinostomus). P_ 67,
1
77, 80
P 766, 372
760, 376; ’63, 297;
98, 92
98, 162
95, 340
90, 10, 77-117
07, 156
66, 347, 348.
(Minnilus). P
1054
Continued.
hotogenis.
. 08, 544;
(Notropis). P 710,
91
photogenis amenus (Notropis). P
08, 545; 710, 291
photogenis ” (Squalius). P ’64, 280;
67, 164; ’08, 544; 710, 291
Photophori. P. ’51, ’331
Photopsis. P 94, 293 ; 02, 737
Photuris. P 751, 337
photus (Helix). P ’06, 169
Phoxargyrea. P ’03, 732
Phoxichilus. j ii, 61
Phoxinellus. P ’56, 192; ’61, 8
Phoxinus. P ’56, 192
phoxinus (Celestus).. P ’68, 123,
125, 273
(Cyprinus). P ‘90, 50
(Phoxinus). P ’90, 50
phoxocephalum
"77, 50
phos ceephenten (Alvordius). P
?
(Hadropterus)..
85, 411; 706, 521
Phoxus. P ’55, 382
Phractocephalus. P
Phractogonus. P ’52,
72
Phractomys. P
Phractopis. P
Phragmatobia.. P ’60, 536
Phragmicoma. P ’69, 225
Phragmites. P ’09, 386, 388, 391
phragmitis (Spherella). P ’93, 446
phragmitoides (Calamagrostis). P
95, 544
(Malurus). P ’62, 317
Phragmoceras. P ’63, 23:
258; 768, 286
Phragmolites. j viii,
330, 331
phragmosporee
94
Phraortes. P ’04, 40
Phratora. P ’56, 39
phrenetica (Cardita). P ’72,
_. (Chama). P ’02, 699
Phreoryctes. P ’82, 146
phrikalea (Odostomia). P
(Turbonilla). P
Phrissoma. J II, 143
Phrissopoda. P ’94, 279
Phrixgnathus. P ’92, 403
Phrurolithus. Fb 92, 22; 1900, 532;
701, 576; 703, 129, 133; ’09, 567
Phryganea. rth ’32, 42-52
Phryganides. j i, ’52
Phryganidia. P ’75, 46
Phryganistria. P ’06, 279
Phryganophilus. P ’59, 88, 290
(Etheostoma). P
"i,
P 77, 44, 50;
71, 292
62; °57, °50,
96, 526
68, 250
65, 257,
234. P 43,
(Pheostilber). P
257
99, 152
99, 176
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
’Phybalosoma. P
Phrygia. j ii, 117 ie
phrygiana (Linyphia). P 92, 423 7
01, 580
phrygiana var. annulipes Nati, .
P ’92, 42
Phrygilus. P ’99, 307
Phrygionis. P 76, 152
Phryma. P 760, 512; 1900, 488
Phryne. P ’62, 358 :
-phryne (Nephepeltia). P 708, 489
Phrynida. P ’04, 142
Phrynide. J V, "375
Phrynidium. J VI, 195, 196 <a
Phryniscide. J vi, 189, 190, 195; q
VITI, 101 Ne
Phryniseus. P 62, 353. J VI, 70,
J VIII, 95
-195, 196
Phrynobatrachus.
P ’68, 283 a
Phrynocerus. P ’62, 157, 344; 763,
50
OS ER A aS ee ae ee OT
Phrynocephalus.
Phrynoidis. P ’62, 353, 357, 3585
63, 49. J VI, 70 ie
Phrynomantis. 7 VI, 189-193
Phrynonax. P ’62, 348
Phrynops. P 54, 187
Phrynosoma. P ’52, 69, 178, 299
53, 301; °54, 102; 56, 239, 309
64, 178; 66, 302, 310-312
283; 71, 305; 83, 10-33; ”
138; 91, 462; 92, 335-337; °9
387 ; 95, 404; ’96, 311, 463; *(
30, ” 32, 540, ”546- 557; 04,
08, 90, 117
Phrynotettix. P 02, 595, 723; ‘01,
46; 708, 366, 393; "309, 112, 156
Phrynus, P 63, 1. J V, 375 —
Phtheirichthys. P 62, 239; ’64, 60
Phthiria. P 795, 326; ’96, 37 ri
phthisicum (Pseudophasma). P 0:
97; °05, 840 s
P 04, 95,
phthisicus’ (Gryllus).
(Mantis). P ’04, 97
Phthoa. P ’04, 83
phula (Chanda). P 705, 500
(Hamiltonia). P 05, 500 —
Phurys. P 75, 65 :
04, 62
Phycide. P ’84, 171 ;
Phycine. P 63, 230, 237; 784,
Phycis.- P ’63, 230, ” 237; 92,
09, 407
phycis (Phycis). P ’92, 276
Phycites. P 60, 505
Phygadeuon. P ’73, 140;
359; ’94, 185, 186
phylicifolia (Salix). P
phylicoides (Dillwynia). P
phylira (Arctia). P ’60, 527, 5:
Phyllacanthus. P ’63, 353 aps bs
Phyllachora. P 95,427
Phyllacora. P ’94, "345
P 789, 105, 107, 144-
P 74,
P 62, 7, 167; °67, 22;
rephus. P ’59, 47
hris. P ’65, 205
thrus. P ’65, 207; ’73, 54
P 704, 107
ide. P ’79, 97, 105
P 04, 105
s (Cladomorphus).
P 04, 376
P. 02, 185; "97, 435
' 58, 265
(Polypodium). P 89, 352
(Laminaria). P 63, 96
P 704, 105-107
bates. P 54, 103, 226; 56,
‘ 60, 372, 566; 62, 154; 63,
66, 130, 131. J VI, 90, 91,
’ 112, 197; VIII, 94, 107, 155
lobothrium. P ’90, 418
obrotica: P 59, 81;
P ’04, 61
65, 205-
etus. P ’98, 411
ra (Mitraria). P 04, 664
ras. J VIII, 312
ae) J VI, 84
P 59, 317, 307; 760,
P 03, 715
P 54, 102; 56,
62, 176; °63, 102;
68, 97; 71, 205; ’82,
97, 460; 708, 116.
95, 118, 174
’P °73, 46, 52
P 04, 181, 182, 194
P 04, 182
llodoce. P 63, 140; '02, 274;
428; 708, 328; 09, 237, 336.
j 194
P 03, 426; ’08, 328;
6
P 06, 267;
3
P ’10, 408
P 58 231
07, 25;
a. P '52, 37
anes. P °51, 152; '60, 375
dusa. P 62, 355; 64, 181;
yias. P °99, 208
ota. P ’47, 286. J I, 116
eris. P ’98, 333-337
P ’99, 202
na). P 02, 237
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
74, 120. J VI, 72, 84,
hie 53, 440. J IIl,
235, 249, 254, 258
_(Conulus). P -702,-237
1055
Phyllophora. P °57, 74; ’05, $07
Phyllopneuste. P ’58, 193; ’59, 40;
766, 38; 02, 688
Phylloptera. P 704, 543;
809; ’07, 382, 388
Phyllopteryx. P ’82,
426
05, 807-
283, 309; 07,
Phyllorhina. P
335; 798, 319
Phyllorhoé. P 704, 329
Phyllorhynchus. P 701, 17,
468; ’08, 122
Phyllornis. P 02, 682
Phylloseelis. P 07, 469, 471 ;
Phylloscirtus. +t 04, 548; 705, 834,
843; 710, 598, 616, 649
Phyllosira. P ’62, 349; 66, 127
Phyllospora, P ’98, 47, 315
Phyllosticta. P ’91, 76; 93, 156,
160, 454-456; 94, 354, 374; 95,
430
80, 133, 393; ’89,
64; 704,
Phyllostoma. P 57, 174; ’80, 392;
89, 317; 1900, 756, 757
phyllostoma (Ascidia). j iii, 8
Phyllostomata. P ’02, 161
Phyllostomatide. P 701, 297; 02,
161; 04, 428
Phyllostomatine. P ’04, 429
Phyllostomide. P ’61, 360; ’82, 317;
789, 339; ’92, 173
Phyllostomides. P 704, 428
Phyllostomina. P 704, 428
Phyllostrophus. P 55, 328; ’99, 41
Phylloteuthis. P ’60, 176, 419
Phyllotheca. P ’97, 427 |
Phyllothelys. P 703, 715
Phyllotis. P ’74, 176, 177
Phyllotoeus. P ’73, 329
Phyllurus. P ’64, 181
Phyllyra. P 788, 79
Phymactis. P ’89, 106
Phymanthide. P 389, Lis
Phymanthus. P ’89, 113, 125
Phymaphora. P 53, 357, 360
Phymata. P 95, 37, 39
phymate (Perdita). P ’95, 11, 12;
96, 32, 47, 49, 91
Phymateus. P ‘01, 374 .
Phymatocephalus. P 773, 325
Phymatodés. P ’54, 18; ’61, 357.
J Il, 8, 32, 105
Physa. j ii, 171; v, 124; viii, 200.
P 741;°78; 79; "42, 177; 745, 281;
"46, 66; 750, 11; 754, 164; 56,
80, 81, 114, 119, 260, 278: 57,
158; °58, 158; ’60, 18, 50, 147;
61, 309, 330, 398, 433;
; *64, 114; 69, ats 72,
108 ; 73, 286; 781, 93; 334;
3, 91, 322: 94, 9 96,
494; 99, 401; 1900, 457, 469;
702, 513-516; 03, 1Ut3 04, 336,
1056
343, 359, 360, 379, 701; ’06, 565;
07, 328; 708, 412, 413; 709, 107,
515; '10, 42, 53, 144, 668. J VI,
155, 163-177; VII, 13; VIII, 63;
XII, 20, 21, 29, 43, 54, 104, 112;
XITI, 89, 96, 105
physa (Achatinella). P 788, 22;
95, 225
(Laminella). P ’88, 43
(Neweombia). P ’88, 43
Physalia. P ’71, 148; ’78, 276, 309
Physalis. j vii, 112. P 760, 304;
62, 6, 166; 63, 74; 789, 396;
98, 344, 406; 704, 108
Physaloptera. P 756, 53;
90, 412
Physalospora.
195, 421
physalura (Filaria).
86, 312;
P 90, 229; '93, 447;
P ’85, 10
physalus (Balenoptera). P ’69, 16
Physantha. P 748, 8
Physaria. P ’63, 58
Physarum. P ’90, 192; ’91, 389;
03; 3713710; B74 dE) FGI
Physcia. P 786, 343; ’93, 216
physcomia (Sermyle). P ’04, 51;
’05, 840
Physegenua. P ’94, 281
Physella. P ’81, 95
Physema (Waldheimia).
Physemoda. P ’60, 267
Physemus. P 754, 117.
32
Physeter. P ’53, 377; 67, 144;
’69, 32. J VII, 436, 444
Physeteride. P ’69, 6, 20, 31; ’73,
267
Physetocrinus. P ’69, 158, 161;
81, 187-270, 321, 329; ’85, 240,
250, 282, 335; ’90, 158, 169, 346-
371
Physianthus. P ’58, 130; ’79, 205
Physide. P ’91, 322; '94, 24; ’96,
494; ’03, 777; ’06, 565; 709, 515
Physignathus. P ’68, 283; 796, 462
Physiotium. P ’69, 224
Physocalyx. P ’63, 61
physocarpi (Didymella). P ’94, 335
(Spheronema). £& ’94, 358
(Spheropsis). P
(Stagonosporum).
physocarpus (Gomphocarpus).
493
Physocephala. P 795, 331
Physoclysti. P ’71, 157; 784, 168;
87, 353
Physocnemum. J Ii,
8, 31, 105
Physocyclus. P ’01, 569, 571; ’09,
202
P 73, 183
7 TV. ui,
P 53, 234.
physoderus (Pyrophorus). J IV, 35
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
physodes (Psoralea). P ’84, 82
(Streptostyla). P ’91, 311
Physogasterini. P ’66, 399
physoides (Lasea). P ’72, 229
Physonota. P ’73, 76, 77
physoplea (Discoplea). P ’90, 138
Physopyxis. P ’71, 112, 272, 273
Physorhynchus. P ’60, 230
Physostomi. P ’71, 157
Physotome. P ’87, 356, 357
physura (Nomada). P ’03, 596, 599
Phytocollite. P ’82, 68
Phytodecta. P 56, 35, 38
Phytodietus. P ’73, 411; ’78, 379;
94, 187, 189
Phytecia. J II, 153, 155
Phytolacea. P ’60, 512; ’70, 102;
’86, 345; ’89, 401; ’90, 272; 798,
ai 1900, 646; ’02, 652, 667; ’09,
Phytolaccaceer. P ’60, 512; ’89, 401;
98, 394
ie mea map (Asclepias). P 760, —
4
st acetal F 60, 436, 441, 442, —
Phyton. P 73, 336. J II, 21, 22
Phytophaga. J I, 314
phytophagica (Chelymorpha). P ’73,
77
Phytophthora. P ’03, 360 ;
Piabucina. P ’76, 335, 336
piapiae (Corvus). P ’67, 217
piatigorskensis (Cyprina).
Piaya. P ’48, 91; ’63,
206; ’08, 492-501. J I, 215
Pica. j iii, 360. P °42, 19%; "a7
202; °51, 217; °53, 384; °62, 31355
66, 93; ’67, 216; ’68, 21; 791, —
44, 441, 442; '93, 23, 45, 62;
140, 212; ’99, 13, 16; 708, 91. Rh
I, 46; II, 269
pica (Achatinella). P ’88, 39
(Alea). P ’68, 3, 6, 18
(Buceros). P ’67, 215
(Corvus). j iii, 360; viii, 152
(Margaritophora). P ’87, 36
(Mytilicardia). P 772, 256
(Ophiocoma). P ’89, 177
(Patella). P ’94, 210
(Penguinus). P ’68, 18
(Pica). P ’91, 442 a
pica hudsonica (Pica). P ’91, 442; —
93, 23, 45, 62; ’98, 140 :
pica (Utamania).. P ’68, 18 a
picadoi (Theridium). P ’09, 204 —
Picarie. P ’74, 105 ae
picarti (Hemirhamphus). P 784, 222 —
picata (Synageles). P ’92, 80 ~~
Picathartes. P ’91, 441,445; 99,61
picatus (Hydroporus). P ’55, 292, 3
298 va
en
a ee ee eee Ve
eis
— —" -
. Continued. Stee
aS sea ttamaie) Bt,
phastos). P ’67, 100, 115
84, 117
"(Acinia), P 94, 280
inii (Amblychila). P 54, 33
sg oak 353; °74, 159; 76,
3; ie 8 cis 90, 276; 99, 113;
a (Clivina). P "57, 82
Helodes). P
‘a Manca). P 53, 229. J I, 89
ivittus (Coniophanes). J VIII,
Agathidium). P ’44, 108;
(Agonum). P 54, 49
‘Scaphidium). P 44, 103;
300
P 59, 69.
ichthys). P 97, 126; °99,
brus). P ’59, 288
tynus). P °54, 49
lotes). P 68, 105. J
180
ebrio). P ’46, 64
Unio). P 60, 53, 91. JV,
Xylo ). P 55, 276
(Joturus). P ’03, 748
we (Conocephaloides). P ’07,
ocephalus). P ’07, 389
chinorhynchus). P 50, 98
Ti (Echinorhynchus). r
8; 756, 48
2 (Cryptorhopalum). P 54,
eee oouistens) P ’62, 49
s). J IT, 242
Pies | 60, 319
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
1057
Picicorvus. P 59, 108, 192; 66,
91; ’91, 447; ’93, 46, 63; ’08, 94
Picide. P ’53, 384; ’63, 172, 177,
194, 284; ’66, 52; ’83, 65; ’95,
482; ’96, 128; ’05, 766
picilabris (Mordellistena). P ’64,
105
picilabrum (Platydema). P ’46, 62.
J I, 102
P 754, 53, 54;
picipenne (Agonum).
73, 323
picipennis (Amphicyllis). P ’66, 369
(Platynus
(Tillus). P ’73, 334
picipes (Byrrhus).
(Cistela). P
(Clivina). P
(Clytus).
(Colymbetes).
521
(Euderees). J II, Hea 105
(Feronia). J II,
(Gyrinus). P
373
(Ocdes). P °44, 52
(Peryphus). P 757, 5;
316; °73, 325
(Platydema). J I, 102
(Platysma). J II, 256
(Staphylinus). P °44, 35
(Tachyta). P 43, 297;
326
(Typophorus). P ’73, 38
picirostris (Dendroplex). P ’99, 51,
306
piciventris (Argutor). J II, 252
(Loxandrus). J IT, 252
en (Eutenia). P ’03, 287,
(Hyla). P ’95, 399
(Hylodes). P 755, 429;
399
Pickeringia. j vii, 95.
pickeringia (Ardesia). P ’89, ’390
pickeringii (Ammonites). 4 VIII,
312, 313
99 (catPoPhaga). P %4, $28;
45, 242: 60,
edie). P
562
P 83, 21; 701, 29
755, 429; °65, 84.
68, 369, 371,
60,
73,
95,
J III, 86
(Eutenia).
(Hyla). P
J VI, 68, 84
(Orchestia). P °54, 177
Pickeringite. P ’76, 333
Picoides. P ’61, 217; ’63, 194, 203
Picolapte. P ’56, 263
Picolaptes. P ’56, 263, 264. J II,
263
Picorellus. P °77, 70, 87; ’85, 367
picorum (Trichosomum). P 756, 55
picos (Balanus). J VIII, 326
1058 INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Picracolla. P ’48, 13. J I, 159 picta. Continued.
Picramnia. P ’89, 371 (Scirtetica). P 705, 38, 53;
Pieris. P ’77, 107 07, 290; 710, 593, 617, 631
Picrodendron. P ’89, 371 ’(Scyllina). Pp’ 06, 45
picroides (Reichardia). P ’09, 494 (Sesarma). P 58, 106; ’80,
(Urospermum). P ’09, 493 217 |
Picrolite. P ’41, 39; ’92, 189 (Setophaga). P ’92, 124
Picrosmine. P ’41, 39; 742, 193 (Spiranthes). P ’89, 355
picta (Achatina). P ’58, 207 (Strophiops). P ’96, 319
(Achatinella). P ’88, 43 (Succinea). P ’96, 417
(Actinophrys). P ’87, 122 (Sybaris). P ’08, 620
(Ahaetulla). P ’60, 556 (Synidotea). P 97, 391, 401
(Altica). j iv, 87 (Terebratula). P 773, 182
(Anculosa). P ’64, 103; ’65, (Testudo). a 212; vi, 24
36 (Thalamita). 58, 89
(Anomia). P ’73, 182 (Thelphusa). > 80, 36
(Aphthonia). P ‘73, 67 (Waldheimia). P 73, 182;
(Arachnis). P 775, 31 "77, 163
(Callalula). J VI, 192 picticollis (Eleachlora). P ’08, 13
(Callipepla). J I, 219 picticornis (Caloptenus). P 04, 538
(Camptoneura). P ’95, 337 (Chetoglossa). P ’95, 333
(Catonia). P ’07, 480, 481 (Hesperotettix). P 704, 538
(Centrodera). J I, 325 (Rhomalea). P ’04, 530
(Certhia). P ’75, 347 (Teniopoda). P 04, 530; 05,
(Chlephaga). P M7 70, 131 413
(Chrysemys). P ’77, 199; ’95, | pictifrons (Cryptus). P ’78, 360
mate inella). P 52, 131 EE es in P 793, 5495” :
oecinella).
(Corticaria). P ’55, 303 (Gorytes). P ’95, 518, 531
(Crassatella). P °72, 251 oe . 364, 368 ‘
(Crinia). J VI, 202 yndus). P ’07, 491
nates: P bn 10% eo (Erigone). P 01, 579; 05,
endrophis). ;
(Dilocareinus). P 61, 373 (Grammonota). P ’92, 34;
(Echites). P ’58, 129 01, 569, 579; ’05, 310 i.
(Eleotris). P ’85, 75, 79 ’(Lycosa). P ’04, 277, 285,
(Emys). j iv, 203, 205, 211; 287; '08, 164, 225, 226, 270, 271
vi, 24, 37. P 54, 189; ’71, 103, pictipennis (Euacris). P 705, "821 ee:
155; 708, 114 (Harpax). P ’06, 276
Ser gat ig cone P “i 30,
ulota a
(Felis). P ’79, 171 (Psilocephala). P ’95, 327 ~
(Harmonia). P 52, 131 pictipes (Corinna). P ’09, 198
(Heleopera). P 79, 162 (Cynorta). P ’09, 226
(Helix). P 774, 56 (Metacyrba). P 03, 341,
(Hylaplesia). J VI, 197 (Oxyopes). P 01, 587
. (Ispidina). P ’05, 763 _., (Theridium). P 704, 126
(Kraussina). P ’73, 190 pictiventris (Leptognathus). J V
(Laminella). P ’88, 43 130
(Leptoxis). P 764, 103; ’65, | pictorum tenius fe P '53, 256
6 pictorum (Unio). P 53, 268; ’6¢
(Mangora). P ’09, 209 pictouensis (Heteromeyenia). "Pp 785
(Melania). P '65, 21 28; °86, 228 a
(Ortyx). J I, 219; Il, 271 pictum (Bembidium). P °73, 326.
(Peltophora). P ’60, 222 J Iv, 12 i
(Pezotettix). P ’70, 78 (Caladium). P ’58, 122
(Plectoptera). P ’05, 839 (Dactylotum). P 702, 7
(Porcellanella). P 758, 229, 704, 572; ’06, 415
ee ja). P ’10, 468 Foner > ee 106
aja). achysoma).
(Salamandra). j v, 86, 333; (Panchax). P ’05, 504
vi, 85. P69, 115: ‘J 1, 286 (Plectropoma). P "399, 348
tu Continued. Wee
: (Pleurocera). —p 365, 21
; Eepeis P 704, 148
(Alutera). P 263, 178, 183
Piecockus) :
tocephalus). J I, 259
Ichneumon). P ’73, 108, 127
urus). P ’98, 341; 799,
. P 99, 348
P 99, 348
‘Arhopalus). J II, 177; Iv, 40
P 64, 242, 288
P 97, 19
P 1900, 5, 31
P 402, 179, 694
. J VI, 112
P °79, 401; ’80,
(Grapsus). P °50, 24, 27; °71,
0; °79, 401; ’80, 193, 196, 217;
190
percorhia). P '60, 556
Liopus). J HU, 172
hius). P *82, 308
P 07, 77
P ’80, 191
P '59, 192; °93,
04, 580
23.
Plectrotettix). P ’06, 45
mophorus). P ’58, 80. J
I, 325; Iv, 40
(Tamias). P ’98, 122
(Tantalus). P 75, 354
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
1059
pictus. Continued.
~¢€Thinopinus).
(Todus). P ’05, 763
(Toxotus). J I, 325
(Unio). P ’53, 255; '54, 244;
96, 503
picuda (Sphyrena). P ’63, 179,
187; ’82, 307; ’84, 67, 68; ’97, 98
ea P 84, 67, 72;
J IV, 31
Picumnis. P ’99, 52, 305
Picumnoides. P ’63, 195
Picumnus. P ’63, 195; ’99, 52; ’09,
360
Picus. j iii, 367; iv, 275, 373; v,
; vii, 193, 404; viii, 155. P
42, 191; °43, 259; °47, 278; °48,
91; ’50, 98; 751, 349; ’53, 384,
; 755, 313; ’56, 293; 58, 195;
59, 141, 190, 298, 301, 302; ’60,
137, 377; °61, 217;- 63, 194, 195,
198, 284; ’64, 243; 66, 38; ’67,
3; 768, 149, 296; ’69, 126; 71,
27; _ 75, 347; ’83, 65; ’99, 16-18,
20, 22, 30, 32, 204, 205; 02, 679,
680; 05, 766. J Rs 54-56; Il, 270;
x 460
picus (Lanius). P ’67, 215
pidaneeti (Sigaretus). P ’82, 210
pierdenalis (Buchiceras). J VIII,
313
(Ceratites). J VIII, 313
Pieride. P ’9., 156
Pieris. P ’66, 238, 366; 785, 84;
1900, 485; 710, 547, 548, 570
Piesmus. P ’73, 302. J II, 246
Piestide. P 744, 42
piezata (Nemognatha). =
J IV, 39
(Zonitis). |e
9
53, 347.
53, 347. J IV,
J Ii, 7, 8
Piezorhynchus. P ’89, 153
piger (Trichius). J IV, 33
(Unio). P ’60, 90. J V, 387
pigra (Clausilia). P ’01, 650; 702,
368; 04, 812; 708, 573
(Xylota). BES 95, ho
Pigritia. 60, 172,
vikei (ityetia). P be 139
(Lycosa). P ’08, 164
Piezocera.
(Sterna). P ’62, 550
pikensis (Scaphiocrinus). P ’86, 161
(Zeacrinus). P ’86, 161
pila (Loripes). P 72, 90
(Pachycheilus). P 09, 521
pila pilula (Pachycheilus). P 09,
522
Pilacre. P ’94, 386
pilaris (Turdus). P ’64, 249
(Unio). P .’53, 255; ’72, 108;
96, 503
1060
pilata (Eolis). P ’82,
pilatea (Emberiza). P ’64, 254
pilatei (Dromochorous). J IV, 27
pilati (Notoxus). P ’52, 94. J IV,
38
262
pilatus (Unio). P
281
pilchardus (Clupanodon). P
(Clupea). P ’92, 243;
Pilea. P ’&9, 403
pileare (Triton). P
52
66, 133. J VI,
06, 84
06, 84
88, 324; ’91,
pilearis (Aquillus). P ’05, 292
(Lampusia). P ’04, 22
pileata (Anous). P ’94, 116
(Halyeon). P ’62, 318
(Muscieapa). P ’64, 256
pileatum (Triceratium). P 1900,
pileatus (Accipiter). P 748, 89;
78
(Astur). P ’75, 86
(Ceophleus). P ’89, 269;
435; ’93, 43, 62; ’95, 483;
129; ’98, 81, 210
pileatus abieticola (Ceophleus). P
03, 8; 704, 581
pileatus (Chettusia). P ’72, 32
(Corvus). P ’60, 138
(Cyanocorax). P ’60, 138;
299
(Hylotomus). P ’75, 347;
22; '66, 54; °75, 347; °78, 22;
83, 65
(Lanius). P
(Midas). P ’61, 464
(Neophron). P ’05, 762
(Nisus). P ’75, 86
(Picus). j iii, 368; viii, 155;
753, 384, 401; 756, 293; 775, 347
(Platyerinus). P ’81, 247
(Pleurocrinus). P ’81, 247
(Sarciophorus). P ’72, 32
(Vultur). P ’05, 762
pileiformis (Platycrinus). P ’81, 248
(Pleurocrinus). P 781, 248;
90, 158
pileolus (Calyptrea). P ’48, 97; ’62,
568; 782, 170
(Toxopneustes). P ’91, 214
(Triceratium). P 1900, 727
(Turbinolia). P 743, 327;
22
Pileoma. P .’53, 387;
20, 105, 327, 479;
82; 77, us, 88, 96; 706, 522
Pileopsis. P ’66, 262, 264; ’90, 150
pileo-rubra (Alauda). P ’67, 218
piletti (Millericrinus). P ’86, 220
pileum (Emarginula). P ’89, 142
(Pseudovermilia). P 710, 500
(Spirocrypta). P 782, 198,
03
60, 188
46,
60,
65,
59, 66;
61, 47;
_pilorides (Capromys). P
190
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Pileus. P 744, 97
pileus (Metoptoma). P
89, 292
pileus- sinensis (Scutella).
(Sismondia). P A
(Unio). P ’53, 255;
243
Pilidium. P ’76, 245; ’01, 720
piliferum (Hypnum). P ’55, 447
pilifrons (Cyphonyx). P ’97, 265
(Orthrocentrus). P ’94, 190
(Salius). P ’97, 265, 277
pilimana (Helice). P ’80, 219, 220
(Odontomyia). P ’82, 83
pilimanus (Leilophus). P ’80, 224
pilipes (Atya). P ’94, 409
(Gnathograpsus). P ’80, 204
(Gomphus). P ’62, 397
ea P ’80, 203,
66, 267;
P 44,97
75
54, 240,
Piliseus. P ’96, 453
Pillea. P ’74, 159
pillidium (Stylochopis).
(Stylochus). P
pillsburyi (Cerion).
98, 475
Pilobolus. P ’81, 463
pilocerei (Cylindrella).
153
P 07, 545
07, 516,
P 97, 866;
P 60, 152,
Pilodius. P 752, 80; ’58, 34
88,
"ieodon). j ii, 333
(Mus). j ii, 340
pilosa (Acanthodoris).
80, 90, 91, 97
(Actea). P
(Allecula). P 746, 58
(Ascidia). j iii, 8
(Brada). P 706, 231;
357
(Chrysopsis). J A 66
(Cistela). P 58
(Cymindis). Pp “43, 295
(Difflugia). P ’78, 172
(Doris). P ’80, 88, 90
(Eragrostis). P ’10, 583
(Eumenes). P
(Gratiola).
458
58, 33
(Heteractea). P ’79, 396
(Hosackia). P ’63, 352
(Hypolampsis). P ’73, 57
(Lampyris). J IV, 36
(Lycoperdina). P
53, 359
(Lycosa).
(Membranipora). J III,
(Nemophilla). P 61, 468
(Phlox). P 710, 548, 582
(Porcellana). P 58, 228;
406
P 08, 164, 248
540
63, 156;
P 79, 725
99, 454, 461
P 1900, 669; A OT, 4
47, 1765
141
ii Continued. seat
ea (Portulaca).— P67, “18;
P 10, 582
P °78, 172
P 1900, 671
j vii, 48
€ lg 62, 94, 95; 335
i): P "59, 251
Uralepis). P 62, 94, = 335
(Amphispheria). 95,
91,
Limnophila). P ’59, 241, 233
is (Aneylonycha). P 73,
: s (Apogonia). J III, 236
___(Melolontha). j iii, 243. J
I, 261
(Trichestes). J III, 261
"3 (Eupagurus). P ‘58, 237,
} (Julus). P ’61, 411
scula (Dicksonia). P ’08, 449
1 Mirencioccs). J I, 182
ichinospermum). P ’61, 462;
ium). “p 60, 303 ;
9; *10, 573
hospermum). j vii, 43. P
sus _{QPhanostephns). P61,
ryptophagus). P 58, 64.
hirius). P 57, 77, 80
domychus). P 47, 176
pata) J IV, 35
ephalus). J V, 48
sson). P 97, 379
mtomyia). P 82, 75, 76
uristes). | P_’58, 236°
us). P 58, 336
eulus). P 05, 382
rus). J III, 209, 211
‘y 1900, 429,
710, 52, 136
02,
05,
P 03, 201; 706,
iloma). P ’99, 120, 187
1). P 07, 210-218
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
1061
| pilsbryi duplinensis (Pyrula).
| *07,-210-218
pilsbryi (Strophiops). P ’96, 323
| pilsbryi evolva (Strophiops). P ’96,
323
pilsbryi (Strophocheilus).
394
(Tellina). P ’03, 268
(Tethys). P ’98, 193
Sater P ’99, 146, 151,
(Unio). P 92, 131
pilula (Alyceus). P ’82, 233
Bulimulus). P 796, 424
(Bulimus). P ’61, 332
(Colaspis). P 73, 45
(Lucina). P ’72, 85
P
P 1900,
(Melania). P ’64, 98;
(Pisocrinus). P
(Polygyra). P
428
pilularis (Armadillo).
pilularius (Scarabeus).
pilulifera (Euphorbia).
Pilumnopeus. P ’79, 306.
Pilumnoplax. P 58, 93
Pilumnus. P ’50, 24; 752, 81; 758,
34, 36; 59, 302; 66, 52; 71, 120;
78, 319; 79, 396; mn 178, 193’
’ pima (Cordillacris). 07, 69
(Oliaris). P 107, 486.
Pimela. P ’60, 156
Pimelea. P ’58, 127
Pimelipterina. P ’61, 78
Pimelepterine. P 62, 244
Pimelepterus. P ’62, 244; 99, 351
Pimeletropis. P 59, 196; 70, 92
65, 34
86, 97, 98
02, 417, 420,
j i, Hae
%, IV,
180. 406
Pimelia. j iii, 251
Pimelite. P ’92, 186; ’93, 174
Pimelodine. P 70, 94
Pimelodus. P 754, 26; 58, 170; 759,
159; ’60, 569; 63, 172; °64, 276;
65, 85; 71,. 270s 78S, Og: OTF,
178, 190, 230; ’82, 281; ’03, 499.
J III, 54
pimeloides (Eleodes). P ’58, 182
Pimelometopon. P ’64, 59; ’81, 114;
99, 359
Pimelopteroide. P ’62, 244
Pimenta. P ’89, 381
pimentana (Modiomorpha). J VIII,
306
Pimephales. P 756, 180; ’64, 282;
65, 85; °77, 86; ’85, 63, 412; 04,
244; ’08, 522, 523
pimeriana (Cicindela). P ’66, 363
Pimpinella. P ’89, 385; ’09, 493
Pimpla. P 773, 397-404; °78, 377-
379; ’94, 190; ’03, 82
Pimpline. P ’94, 188
Pinacer. P ’58, 123
Pinacodera. J IV, 28
1062
pinaster (Pinus). P ’89, 135
pincerna (Ostrea). P ’48, 103; ’90,
404
pinchaque (Tapirus). P ’65, 183;
’88, 99
Pinckneya. P ’68, 184
pinepine (Motacilla). P ’67, 221
pinea (Pinus). P ’01, 361
pinei (Unio). P 1900, 80
Pinemys. P ’74, 187, 191
Pineria. P ’73, 248; ’75, 149, 228,
245; ’98, 281
pinerium (Cerion). P ’96, 325
pineti (Geomys). P ’52, 158, 159
(Omalium). P ’73, 327
(Saccophorus). P 752, 159;
75, 132
pinetis (Geomys). P ’75, 132
(Sylvilagus). P ’08, 404, 405
pinetorum (Arvicola). P 753, 407,
409; ’74, 187, 191; ’94, 218, 391
(Microtus). P ’95, 381; ’96,
185, 382, 383; ’97, 26, 212, 308.
J XI, 204, 205
(Neotoma).
(Pinemys). P 7 74, 187
(Pitymys). P 74, 191
(Psammomys). P 741, 97;
P ’94, 245
53, 409; °74, 187, 191
pingue (Colpocephalum). P 1900,
157
(Macrochilus). P ’89, 296, 306
pinguedineus (Pterostichus). P ’73,
310, 315. J II, 256
Pinguicula. j viii, 103
pinguicula (Eulima). P ’05, 108
pinguin (Bromelia). P ’89, 354
Pinguinaria. P ’72, 174, 201
Pinguinus. P ’68, 5, 15
Pinguipes. P ’61, 45, 516
pinguirostratus (Scarus).
541
pinguis (Amathilla). P ’01, 152
(Anculosa). P- ’64, 102
(Aphodius). J I, 108
(Clathurella). P ’73, 221
(Clausilia). P 701, 655; 702,
239
(Cyprea). P
74
(Eristalis). P ’94, 277
(Gammarus). P ’01, 152
(Hippoglossus) . P 64, 219
(Lucina). P ’76, 307; ’05, 15.
J Il, 275
(Lymneus). j v, 123
(Maecrochilus). P ’63, 21
(Melania). P ’64, 102
P ’78, 216
(Melissodes).
j iv, 193
J IX,
J Xi,
55, 262; 96,
(Motacilla).
(Partula). P ’85, 211.
77
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
pinguis. Continued.
(Pheogenes). P ’94, 186
(Platysomatichthys). P ’64, 219
(Plautus). P ’72, 209
(Pleuronectes). P 64, 218,
219
(Spherodoma). P ’89, 296,
306
(Sylvia). j bY. 193
(Syrphus). 94, 277
(Tenea). P 716, 307 ; 93, 222;
05, 15
(Unio). P ’57, 84. J IV, 78
Pinguitia. P ’96, 318, 320, 324
pini (Bostrichus). j v, 257
(Callidium). J II, 158
(Cixius). P ’07, 489, 490
(Dedalea). J III, 214
(Eumolpus). j v, 295
(Mycetophagus). P 7°45, 270;
5G, 13 :
pini canadensis (Polyporus). J III,
211
pini (Psenocerus). J II, 158
pini canadensis (Radulum).
218
pini (Trigla). P ’92, 273
(Valsa).° P77, iam
Pinicola. P ’61, 221; ’66, 84;
182; '92, 152; ’93, 47, 63; 96, a6
pinicola (Anomala). P 44, 141
(Bubo). j iii, 356
(Cytisporella). P ’94, 859
(Melolontha). P ’44, 141
(Rosellinia). P 794, 327
pinicorticis (Chermes). P 07, 20.
pinima (Acara). P ’61, 106
J U1,
4
4
r.
a
=
:
piniphila (Rhagonycha). P 5 347
pinkstoni (Pleurobema). P 1900, 81 —
(Unio). P 1900, 81 -
Pinna. j vi, 93, 203; vii, 244;
214, 218, 224. P '41, 132; ‘
85; °47, 295; ’48, 104; ’56, 2145
58, 221;
150; 65,
133, 130;
403, 450;
59, 10; 760,
73, 126; aa
78, 303; 788, ;
91, 46; 793, 222;
113-120; ’97, 330; ’98, 462;
10, 292. J I, 126; IDl, S28;
275, 392; VIII, 308, 345, 378
pinna (Pandora). P ’82, 186
pinnaforma (Leda). P 705, 8.
IV, 303
Pinnapedia. P ’69, 61
Pinnastella. P ’86, 70
pinnata (Fiona). P 7 79, 86
(Geotrecha). P 09, 557,
560, 566, 569
(Lepachys). P. ’91, 271
(Salpa). P ’87, 301
(Sertularella). P 76, 211,
(Starkea). j vii, 35. J I,
innatifida (Gilia).
UP 635-7
; oe Ti 189
_ (CEnothera). 63, 61
in atif dum Paceléaiion. ‘3g 760,
; ratifidus (Diplopappus). J 1,177
matipedes. P ’53, 427
matum (Brachypodium). Pees
1 var. cxspitosum (Brachy-
a). P 91, 305
at (Bryophyllum). P 09,
(Gelidium). P 55, 412
yriophyllum). P 1900, 668
as (
Lotus). P 63, 350. J
epidia. J IX, 323
P ’05, 10
mis (Lingulepis). P 771,
(Sebastosomus). P ’64, 59,
P 51, 247; 58, 108; 78,
9 ; 779, 402
ki (Helix). P ’87, 126
NOT P 793, 119
P ’51, 247, 253
are P 51, 247
res. j i, 67, 450; II, 319.
, 24, 39.” 58, 108; "971, 123;
298, 323; 79, 402: 88, 333;
371. J III, 149
ar ride. P 51, 247,
85 "18, 323 ; 79, 402°
e. P 51, 247, 253
idles (Xenophthalmus). P
253; 58,
ia. P 53, 432; °61, 67, 70,
), 444; 98, 110-118
nulata (Seriola). P ’89, 42
cee (Cardium). j vi, 260
latus (Carpocrinus). P_ ’81,
“(Decaptns). P ’89, 42
Elagatis). P ’89, 42
broerinus). P 781, 281
P 81, 276
D (Spirifer). P 770, 60
mM (trigonotreta).
Be (Agsricas).
ac aS
) ee) es. 501, 624,
645, 651; 704, 825°
fj i, 31; ii, 14. P 59, 1;
66, 289, 343; ’68, 182,
; 16;
69,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
_ (Alyrioptistiom). P 98, 383--
122; 70, 72, 110; 71,
1063
101, 107; 772, 11, 35, 239; ’73, 353,
370;- a 7, 286, 319; 80, "341; 82)
83, 114, 194, 200; 84, 92,
85, 379; 89, 56, 134,
353; ’98, 46, 49, 314,
397; ’99, 84; 1900, 632, 645,
649, 661; ’01, 355, 361; 02, 647,
648, 653, 659; 703, 517; ’04, 607,
608; 07, 280, 454, 456: 709, 113,
393 ; 10, 545, 547, 548, 550. J
IX, "390; XL 277, 281
pinus (Carduelus). P. 775, 350
(Certhia). j iv, 194. P 75,
347
(Chrysometris). P ’U3, 91
(Chrysomitris). P 53, 383;
759, 107, 191; °65, 91; ’66, 83;
"75, 350
(Dendroeca).
347
(Fringilla). ii 60; vii, 193;
viii, 154. P ’65,
(Hehminthepbaga). P 775, 352
(Helminthophila). P 195, 381,
494; ’96, 158; 708, 155
(Linaria). P 55, 311. J II,
P 61, 220; ’75,-
(Spinus). P ’93, 48, 63; ’96,
98, 214; 704, 583
(Sylvia). j iv, 194
(Sylvicola). 751, 154; 53,
311, 312; ’61, 220
Piodes. P 54, 219. J I, 312, 314,
315, 318
Pionocrinus. P
281, 408
Pionosyllis. P ’06, 223;
709, 236, 322, 324-326
Pionus. P 199) 50, 54, 304
Piophila. P 95, 338
Piophilide. P ’95, 338
Pipa. P ’08, 125
pipens (Syrilla). P ’81, 62
Piper. P ’98, 410
Piperacer. P ’98, 398, 410
piperata (Meckelia). P ’55,
57, 160
P 64, 161
P °57, 160
141;
"79, 373; 81, 279,
08, 325;
381;
?
(Pentacta).
piperatus (Lineus).
piperis (Aleyrodes). P ’02, 281
piperita (Mentha). P ’60, 512
piperivora (Selenidera). P ’67, 117.
J IV, 5
?
Piperivorus. P ’67, 117
piperivorus (Ramphastos). P_ ’67,
101, 117
piperoides (Viscum). J I, 185
piperum (Meliola). J II, 292
pipiens Foot j v, 335, 337; vi,
36. 51, 207 5 55, 423, 424;
56, 351, 252 ; °57, 173; ’95, 394
(Turdus).” P 67, 220
1064
pipila (Argia). P 08, 480
Pipilo. j iv, 45, 55; vii, 193. P
51, 218; ’53, 383; °54, 119; 55,
311; 5G, 291; ’59, 107, 192, 301,
305; 66, 41, 89, 90; ’68, 84, 150;
69, 126, 188; ’71, 24; 7°75, 350;
83, 63; 7°90, 215, 218; 791, 436;
92, 121; '95, 491; 96, 146; 98,
84, 215; ’03, 28; ’04, 583; 705,
685; ’08, 137, 154. J I, 54; II,
267, 272
Pipilopsis. P 60, 141
pipiri (Tyrannus). § ig, 2.
"71, 26
pipistrelli (Cimex). P ’77, 284
Pipistrellus. P ’02, 136, 242, 390;
04, 579; 705, 679
pipistrellus (Scotophilus). P 766,
287
pipixcan (Larus). P
Pipiza. P 795, 329
Pipra. j iv, 251. P..’60, 191; 64,
257; ’66, 38; ’68, 429
Pipridea. P 764, 271
piptolepis (Episema). P ’77, 78
Pipunculide. P 795, 331
pigotii (Varanus). P ’56, 149
piquotianus (Lepidosteus). P 710,
62, 309
Pira. P 87, 139. J VIII, 402;
P ’ol, 279
71, 292
91, 436; °92,
95, 492; 796,
98, 84, 215;
04, 583;
Piracoaba.
Piramutana. P
Piranga. P ’90, 212;
110, 122; ’93, 52;
113, 115, 124, 152;
99, 308; 703, 11, 28;
08, 133, 154. J II, 267
Pirata. P ’90, 421, 428; ’92, 71;
02, 536, 575; 703, 60, 90, 139,
645, 654; ’04, 121, 262-266, 276,
277, 308-312; ’08, 160-169, 299-316
piratica (Pirata). P ’90, 429; ’92,
71; 708, 309, 313
piratica var. utahensis (Pirata). P
08, 165, 301, 313
piraticus (Icius). P ’01, 590
(Pirata). P ’04, 309
piraya (Pygocentrus). P ’06, 468
(Serrasalmo). P ’06, 468
Piremela. P 750, 29
Pirena. jv, 128. P 63, 273
Pirenopsis. P ’88, 252
Piricularia. P ’93, 462
piriospora (Teichospora). P ’94,
331
Pirus. P ’02, 500, 501
Pisa.
178, 215
pisana (Helix).
Pisania. P 779, 213;
595
59, 302;
P ’75, 220; 710, 665
91, 50; 04,
79, 385; 91,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Pisauride. P 04, 136, 241, 261, 264,
313; ’08, 169, 293 ; "09, 215
Pisaurina. P 1900, 537; 704, 136,
313, 320; ’09, 553
piseator (Falco). P ’67, 214
(Sula). P ’63, 325 :
piscatoria (Anyphena). P 1900,
530, 532
piseatoris (Laguneula). P ’05, 674
(Trachelomonas).. 05, 666,
668, 671, 674, 675
piseatorius (Falco). P ’75, 344
(Lophius). P
344; ’92, 231, 278;
407
piseatrix (Aquila).
(Donacia). P
0
82, 308; 89,
04, 512; 709,
j iii, 345 |
51, B11; "78,"
piscicornis (Pterostichus). P és.
308 © :
pisciculus (Cheirodon). P 754, 199 —
Piscide. P ’69, 198; ’74, 109 :
piscidea (Walsura). P ’02, 122 A
Piscidia. P ’89, 378 3
pisciformis (Hypocthon). P 767,
184. J I, 292 3
P '66, 300. J VI,
ji, 407. P 67, 184.
J IX,392
j i, 437
342;
782, 280
(Siredon).
8
(Siren).
J I, 291
piscinaria (Lutra).
piscinus (Caligus).
Pisciregia. P ’99, 326,
738
piscium (Tilesia). P
piscivorus (Agkistrodon). P
393
(Ancistrodon). P 759,
‘71, 209; 78, 26; ’01, 96;
554, 556; 04, 473
(Crotalus). P ’01, 96
(Ramphastos). P ’67, 102
(Scitale). j vi, 37
(Seytale). j v, 367
a (Toxicophis). P 59, 336;
piscosus (Cymbospondylus). P 768,
178 a
pisetarix (Pseudorhamdia). P
269 ae
pisculentus (Fundulus). P "27; a 2
pisi (Bruchus). P 76, 270 Be
Pisidia. P ’58, 227, 228; 78, 3255
79, 407
pisidioides (Spherium). P 760, 296
Pisidium. P 741, 33, 103; °56, 259;
60, 18, 267, 290, 291, 294, 298,
301, 402, 433: 61, 310; 62,
72’ 103; 91, 406; °96, 500;
291, 292: 701, 406; ’02, 513; 703, —
788; °06, 173; 708, 31, 35; "09%
10, 52, 144, 671
idium (Lucina). P ’72, 83-——
isifera (Chameeyparis). P ’72, 33
siformis (Arachnocrinus). P 79,
ay °¢ ieereus). P ’90, 417
= (Mysia). P ’72, 94
ie iocrinus). P ‘79, 315,
P 90, 161, 164
P 90, 164
erinide. P ’86, 89
socrinus. P 79, 242; 85, 263;
'86, 79, 96, 110, 211; °88, 350
son. P °93, 467-471; ’94, 306
mia. P ’89, 400
i (Aratus). P ’79, 402; 780,
P 79, 402;
(Eleotris). P
P °85, 75, 76, 79
. P 79, 402
P 93, 468-470; ’94, 306
80,
85, G7, 74,
tus (Caranx). P 758, 168;
62, 432; °97, 100; °05, 77
“(Paratractus). P62, 432
a. P 03, 473; °08, 351; ’09,
ina (Chrysomitris). P °65, 90
ia. P01, 557
laria. P°93, 441
lliformis (Actinocrinus).
3; °81, 341
" (Batocrinus). P ’68, 351; ’81,
P 65,
(Uperoerinus). P ’81, 341
tilly Seeieverinus). P 65, 152;
4 1 Batoerinus). P 68, 351, 352;
_ (Uperocrinus). P ’81, 341
or one): P ’68, 365
_ (Centrinus). P ’68, 365
ria (Muscicapa). P ’67, 218
om. P ’60, 267, 269, 288, 291,
» 297; G1, 402; 62, 32
ae elon). P ’64, 103; °65,
‘Corbicula). P ’60, 272
(Cyclas). P °60, 272, 296
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
_ (Cyprina). P ’61, 32
_ (Cyrena). P ’60, 268, 272, 283 |
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pisum. Continued.
(Dichocrinus). P ’69, 69; ’81,
258 .
(Eryeina). P 772, 231
(Granatocrinus). P ’69, 89
FR or sare J VIil, 407; IX,
(Kraussina). P ’73, 191
oe orcs). P 64, 103;
?
(Lucina). P ’72, 84
(Philyra). P ’91, 216
(Pinnotheres). P ’50, 29
(Pisosoma). P 758, 228
(Poreellana). P ’58, 228
(Scintilla). P 72, 225
(Spherium). P ’60, 296
(Stoastoma). P 73, 252;
524
Laer (Megarhynchus). P
65,
710,
90,
Pitangus. P 72, 77; ’90, 207; 709,
361. J I, 39
Pitar. P 704, 553
Piteairnia. P ‘58, 122
pitecheri (Gryphea). j viii, 222. P
750, 67; 57, 132; ’61, 422; 790,
452, 469; 705, 11. J II, 273; IV,
391
(Salvia). P ’63, 72
(Solidago). j vii, 101
Pitcheria. j vii, 9
piteherii (Gryphea). P 60, 549;
61, 22; 94, 64
pitchinchensis (Sibthorpia). P ’98,
406
Pithecanthropus. P 704, 149, 156
Pithecelobium. P ’80, 355
Pithecia. P ’04, 153. J X, 276
Pithecine. J X, 276
Pithecistes. P ’92, 435
Pithecocharacine. P 706, 319
Pithecocharax. P ’06, 319
Pithecolobium. P 789, 375, 378
Pithecopsis. P ’68, 250. J VI, 91,
93
Pithecopus. P ’68, 112, 119;
121. J VI, 84, 86, 112
Pithecus. J X, 275
pithoides (Nectria). P ’90, 247
pithyornis (Emberiza). P ’64, 253
Pithys. J VIII, 386, 389; IX, 28,
29, 39-41
pitophilus (Lithobius). P 03, 153,
157
74,
Pitta. P61, 153; ’64, 250; 702, 681
Pittasoma. P ’60, 189; ’64, 287;
99, 33
pittieri (Leptinaria). P 1900, 96
(Leptothorax). P ’03, 222
(Neosubulina). P 1900, 96
Pittosporacee. P ’58, 126
1066
Pittosporum. P ’58, 126
Pituophis. P ’52, 181; ’53, 300;
95, 407; 701, 52
pitychrous (Anisodactylus). P ’61,
339
Pitylus. P ’48, 67; 753, 383; ’60,
140; ’65, 170; ’99, 36
Pitymys. P ’74, 187-191;
J XI, 205
Pityobius. P ’61, 347
Pityophagus. P ’66, 377
Pityophis. P 753, 236; ’60, 342;
61, 300; ’66, 305, 311, 312; ’83,
18-35; ’92, 335, 337; ’93, 182, 184,
387; 701, 16, 52, 495; ’03, 30, 33,
549, 553; 704, 468, 472, 473; 705,
208; 708, 121. J II, 306
pityptera (Mordellistena). P ’62, 51
Pitys. P ’73, 233; ’79, 18; °87, 129,
130; ’92, 401, 402. J VIII, 385-
393; IX, 28-31, 34, 35, 39, 42, 108
Pixye. P68, 201
placens (Cyrena). P ’60, 283
placenta (Ammonites). j vi, 195,
202; viii, 210, 220. P ’41, 108;
56, 267, 280; ’57, 126, 127, 153;
60, 177, 420; ’61, 150, 419, 425,
426, 428; °76, 278; ’93, 220. J I,
39; ITI, 324
(Caunopora). P ’86, 52
(Navicula). P ’65, 11, 18
(Placentaceras). P ’93, 220;
98, 462; ’05, 27
placentia (Arctia). P ’60, 527, 529
Placentialia. P ’68, 257, 262, 264,
266, 281, 285
Placenticeras.
705, 27, 28
placentula (Cacconeis). P ’65, 16
(Diseosia). P ’95, 29
(Helix). P ’58, 200
(Spheria). P ’95, 29
(Vitrea). P ’03, 205-211
placentulus (Zonites). P ’89, 198,
412; 702, 435; ’03, 206, 210, 212
placida (Abottia). P 1900, 536
(Anecylochira). P ’54, 17
(Ceratinella). P ’92, 32
(Cicurina). P ’92, 27
(Cornicularia). P ’92, 35; 705,
308
(Cyrena). P ’60, 283
(Epeira). P ’92, 50; ’01, 582
(Feronia). P ’54, 55, 57. J
IV, 28
(Mangora). P ’04, 130
(Misumena). P 192, 58
(Pheenops).
(Psilocephala). P ’95, 327
(Pupa). P ’58, 208; 1900, 586
(Trimerotropis). P ’04, 527
placidum (Agonum). P ’43, 296
96, 382.
P 93, 220; ’98, 462;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
placidus (Ceraticelus).
(Ceratinella).
(Gorytes). P ’95, 530
olotpaey. P 92, 62
Platynus). P ’54, 55. J IV,
(Polydesmus). P ’64, 9
(Protohippus). P 770, 127;
73, 420; ’92, 325. J VII, 21, 277,
287, 358, 401
(Saprinus). P 752, 40
Placiphorella. P ’98, 288
ig (Hybognathus). P ’56, 182;
P ’05, 303
P 705. 303
64,
‘ ecuneaeieate P ’73, 106, 121
(Unio). P ’53, 255
Placobdella. P 1900, 61
Placobranchus. P ’55, 378; ’99, 521 -
Placocista. P ’79, 163; 780, 339
Placocyathus. P ’90, 142, 145, 147
Placodes. P ’52, 37, 38
Placodium. P ’93, 216
Placopharynx. P ’77, 45, 72, 81,
94, 282 ;
Placopsis. P 756, 236, 237; ’61, 215 —
placoridia (Cetraria). J III, 104 :
Placosoma. P ’98, 103, 105 3
Placospheria. P 94, 359
Placostegus. P 710, 494
Placostylus. P ’85, 223; 1900, 561
placton (Serranus). P_ 62, 448
Placuna. j viii, 222. P 05, 12 7
Placunanomia. P ’62, 582; 789, 199; —
98, 436; ’05, woe IV, 290; F
VIII, 296, 322 E
Pe 228 5
~— ee NS aee Z's
placunoideum (Lepton).
Placunomia. P ’82, 154, 162
Plesiocrerius. P 05, 305
Plesius. P ’52, 37, 38
plagia (Valsa). P ’77, 123
Plagiarca. P ’05, 9 >
plagiata (Asturina). Pe 1425
90, 205
’(Elaphroptera). r 198, 73 :
plagiatus (Eumolpus). P 47, 169
(Lissomus). P 759, 289° ,
(Thynnus). P ’98, 73 y
hes Saree P 781; 282, 285; 91,5
126, 133, 239. J IX, 213- 215, 217, 4
218, 221, 252
Plagiaulax. P 87, 282, 285; ’90, 61; 4
91, 127, 239. 5 IX, 186, 187-190,
212- 217, 219, 252- 256 ‘a
plagigera (Agrotis). P 75, 57 oY"
Plagiobothrys. P 98, 37, 309 a
Plagiochasma. P ’69, 229 %
Plagioclase. P ’96, 220; 97, 437 -
Plagiodera. P ’56, 38; 73, 46, “52 oe
Plagiodesmus. P 96, 264
Plagiodon. P 56, 79; 60, 85, om
J III, 317-319
Plagiodontes. P 98, 473
P60, 151,
“P 796,45; |
90, 138;
ossa_ (Helix).
a(Polyeyrs).
ygramma. P ’61, 68;
423
olepis. P °03, 216
eurus. P 95, 328
phrys. P 74, 78, 227; 78,
ycha. P 73, 250, 253; 74,
5, 148; "91, 456; 92, 129,
97, 10
otycha (Helix). P ’89, 192
(Clausilia). P °02, 519,
rioscion. P ’61, 82; ’03, 531
pstoma. j vi, 203; vii, 122;
218, 222. P 45, 254; 748,
705, 12. J Wl, 274; VIII,
, IX, 145
stoma (Cancellaria). j
P 748, 97; ’62, 567; ’82, 176
mi. P 67, 156; 168, ” 256,
(Carangoides). P 705,
ptus. P 704, 672
PP Aphoristia). P ’84, 45
chirus). P ’82, 281
eeetttys). Los 64, 215
__ _(Plagusia). P 64, 215; TT,
se "(Pleuronectes). P 64, 215
rine. P 783, 35
rus. P 77, 95
ostegopsis. P 10, 495
rOSt Pe). P ’62, 583
etes. P 80, 192
Year ji, 100; viii, 128. P 750,
4; a 247; 252; 58, 103; 64,
15; °77, 205; °79, 401; ’80, 189,
uronectes). P 97, 133
51, 247, 252; 64,
5 180, 18 ay 293
a . = JIN, 38
i P '53, 263; '54,
; 60, 156. J V, 452
. P’ 09, 200
P 63, 142; °72,
” (Cre pidula). j ii, 226. P
8, 98; 62, 569; ’82, 167, 168;
= 332; ’89, 345; 91, 54; 98,
418, 435, 443: 03, 758; 04, 24;
7, 321-355. J XU, 6, if 26
” eerianiata). j vii, 135
_ (Crepidulum). P ’87, 399, 400
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
1067
plana. s
P 762, 569
(Cyprina). P ’61, 32
(Delphinula). P ’48, 99
(Egeria). P ’48, 99
(Glauconome). P ’61, 27
(Helix). P 710, 664
(Isocardia). P ’61, 32
(Libratula). P ’72, 223
(Monedula). P ’95, 365, 367
(Nitzschia). P ’61, 71
(Nucula). P ’48, 102
(Placobdella). P 1900, 61
(Platessa). P ’64, 216; ’70,
Biol. 12.
(Polygyra). P 710 664, 665-
68
(Reptescharella). J V, 137
(Sismondia). P ’65, 74, 75
(Tellina). P ’48, 106
(Turritella). J VIII, 330
Planaria. ji, 452. P ’47, 248; 748,
104; ’51, 225, 241, 287, 319, 350;
57, 19, 20, 21, 23, 30; 63, 141;
701, 722; ’04, 208-218; ’06, 7, 8;
07, 94. J II, 307; III, 143; [X,6
Planariade. P ’53, 367; ’57, 23
planata (Caprina). P ’55, 268
(Chama). P ’72, 119
(Chrysobothris). P ’57, 9
(Cyprina). P ’61, 32
(Eleodes). P 758, 182; ’59,
290
(Thelphusa). P 780, 36
planatus (Cryptohypnus). P_ ’66,
347
(Ochthedromus). P 757, 5
(Pedinaspis). P ’02, 735
(Silvanus). P ’54, 77
Planaxide. P ’91, 53
Planaxis. P 791, 53;
planetus (Pterostichus). P ’73, 303.
J II, 239
planeus (Unio). P ’60, 307. J V,
81
58, 118.
05, 104
planensis (Melania). P
J VI, 127
Planeolis. P 757, 20
planeri (Petromyzon).
51, 247, 250;
P 76, 52;
58, 103;
Planesticus. P 759, 106;
66, 64
3 ngens Cer: P 95, 321
laniceps. P 94, 296, 298; ’97, 261
planiceps (Baphetes). P 768, 221
(Catolynx). P ’79, 171
(Dorylus). P 749, 202, 204
(Homalocranium). P ’01, 93;
708, 124
(Osteocephalus). P ’74, 122
G61, 218;
1068 INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
planiceps. Continued.
Neer hae! P 52, 178;
85, 145
’(Tantilla). PP FAGL, TEs. 966,
126. J VIII, 143
planicollis (Clivina). PGT, Bi, 82
(Lyctus). P ’58, 74; ’59, 76.
J IV, 36
(Telephorus). J IV, 17, 35
planicornis (Notoxus). P 752, 94
planicosta (Cardita). P 747, 281;
748, 97; °79, 218-220; 82, 211;
784, 104; °90, 402. J I, 11, 17,
112; IX, luz, 129, 135, 145, 147,
148, 151, 152
(Chaleophora). P ’58, 66
(Gyascutus). J IV, 34
(Venericardia). j vi, 213, 214.
P °48, 107; ’65, 71, 73; ’80, 366;
ee jinn 97, 100, 116-130;
planicostatus (Ammonites). P ’90,
oq (UBIO) P 60, 92. J IV,
planidens (Deltodus). J IX, 485
planidorsatus (Ammonites). J bcc
313
planifrons (Elephas). P ’78, 53
(Grapsus). P 7°47, 249; ’80,
197
(Loxodon). P ’68, 292
(Pepsis). P ’99, 196
planilabrum (Mangilia). P ’04, 10
(Partula). P 785, 209; 75,
244-247. J IX, 46, 62, 63, 109
planilateralis (Turritella). J IV,
391
planilateris (Unio). P: ’53, 255
planimarginata (Nucula). P_ ’60,
429
planimarginatus (Proetus). P ’71,
89
planior (Discosaurus). P ’70, 20
(Unio). P ’68, 145. J VI,
316
planipenne (Omalium). P ’73, 327
Planipennia. P ’99, 243
planipennis (Agonothorax). P 54,
59
(Ochthedromus). P 757, 5
planipes (Hister). P 752, 39
(Omalodes). P 52, 39
planirostre (Phyllostoma). P 1900,
756
planirostris (Artibeus). P 1900,
758; ’02, 638
’ (Choneziphius). J VIII, 219
(Cyelorhynechus). P ’60, 27
(Hylodes). P ’62, 158, 154;
63, 48
planirostris. Continued.
(Rhynchocyelus). P ’60, 27;
79, 413 |
(Ziphius). J VIII, 219
Planispira. P ’90, 188; ’92, 397, 399
planispira (Tudora). P ’60, 153
planissima (Cancer). j viii, 128
(Plagusia). j vili, 128
planissimus (Acanthopus). P 58,
103
(Cancer). P 758, 103
planiuscula (Chimotrima). P 58, —
209 ;
planiusculum (Bembidium). P 57,5 —
planiventris (Mesogramma). P 995, 2
planivieta (Cytherea). J VIII, 372
planobasalis (Amphoracrinus). Pa
68, 348; ’81, 329 .
planobrachiatus’ (Pachyloerinus). P
79, 339 t
(Poteriocrinus). P ’79, 339 ‘
(Zeacrinus). P ’60, 8391; ’79, —
339; 786, 166 :
Planocera. P 53, 367; °57, 23; *O07, ©
145-148, 514- 559. J git 307- 325 4
Planoceride. P "57, 23; ’07, 145
planoconvexa (Spirifera). P 59, 9,
28; 91, 244 5
planoconvexus (Agaricocrinus). P_
81 i
’(Amphoracrinus). P ’81, 286 —
(Planorbis). P ’60, 185, 432
planodiscus (Actinoerinus). Pp? i
(Batocrinus). P 68, 351, 355;
78, 231-233; 781, 222, 341 3
planodorsatus ‘(Euomphalus). ¥ 60, q
Planogyra. P °89, 200; ’93, 246;
planogyra (Melania). P ’63, 314
planogyrum (Pleurocera). P
314
planomarginata (Nucula).
85, 285
Planorbella. P ’72, 270 ™”
planorbiformis ( Discus). : P ’60, 469—
(Nautilus). P ’60, 469 :
(Trocholites). j viii, 274
Planorbine. P ’94, 24
Planorbis. j i, 14, 280; ii, 164. P
41, 79, 88; °42, 177; 745, 240,
280; 751, 264; 54, 4, 164; "56, 5
80, "81, 120, 260, 278: 57, aa
124, 135, 158; 58, 41, 43, 146, 151, ©
158; 60, 18, 50, 155, 175, 185,
314, 418, 431; 61, 309, 318, i
433: 62, 528; 63, 146, 150: 64,
5, 111; 72, 103, "268; 73, 251,
286; 74, 30; gh F 200, 201;
92-110; ‘igo. ” 169, 236, 334;
0; 91, 320-322; 94, 12, 24;
*493, 561; 1900, 569; "02, 513;
§, 777; 704, 333, 336, 337, 346-
y, 354-379, 387, 388, 712, 720;
746; 0G, 134, 156, 164-166,
3 564; °07, 328, 529; 08, 412,
; 09, 107; 710, 668-670. J
, 153, 155; VU, 13; VIII, 330;
TI, 89, 96, 105
pides (Helicella). P ’58, 201
Helix). P 58, 201
nla. P °91, 322; 06, 124,
(Helix). P ’58, 200
ysa). P ’81, 98
ira (Achatinella). P ’88, 29
eulosa). P ’64, 103
nlotus). P *64, 103
i P ’96, 400, 432
Patula). J VIII, 388, 409
‘ is). P ’98, 276
le: (Terebratula). J II, 92
Cassidaria). P ‘99, 77
f Morio). P..00,. 77
P 60, 200, 303;
784, 90; 398, 383, 407:
taginifolia
j; 68, 153; "93, 306;
(Phyllachora).
tago. P ’60, 200, 303;
amas 976, 159; °77, 107; ’81,
9; *84, 90, 400; °98, 383, 407;
547, 669; 02, 664; 09, 379,
ome). P ’60, 513
aquatica (Alisma). P 1900,
P ’60, 513
i (Unio). ¥ 57, 171. J Iv,
ste’ P ’83, 153
A 62, 293
P 04, 99; °05, 840
j viii, 214,’ 218, 221.
| 1443 44, 85
(Anculosa). P ’64, 104
tarte). P ’48, 96; ’62, 578;
‘21, 24
leida). P 58, 59. J IV,
na). P ’60, 283
_ (Kellia). P72,’ 231
Fol P 60,
710, 546,
P 95,
63, 70;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
1069
planulata. Continued.
(Monoecondylea). P
J IV, 262
(Ophiothrix). P °55, 386
j viii, 251
(Pterinea).
(Sealaria). P ’48, 105; 755,
261
2 sap ees: P
59, 187.
05, 17. J I,
4 Umbrella).
J IX, 145
(Unio).
planulatus (Legumen).
705, 17. J IV, 277
(Nummubtes). P ’82, 191
(Solemya). P ’76, 304
(Trochus). P 48, 106
(Unio). P ’53, 249
Planulina. J VIII, 325
planulum (Hesperophasma). P ’04,
47
(Phasma). P ’04, 47
planulus (Epeirus). _ J IV, 31
planum (Bembidium). P ’66, 347
(Eryngium). P ’92, 166
(Periphus). P 743, 298
‘(Spherium). P ’60, 175, 432;
62, 36
planumbona (Chonetes). P ’60, 450
P 55, 257, 259.
P 53, 249
P '76, 304;
planus (Ceriocrinus). P ’86, 178,
179
(Cyathocrinites). P ’68, 336
(Cyathocrinus). P ’68, 325;
"79, 268, 304, 310 -
(Erisocrinus). P ’86, 178, 179
(Inoceramus). ‘P ’50, 67
(Macrocheilus). P ’88, 240
(Pediacus). P 754, 73
(Peryphus). P °43, 303; 757,
(Platyerinus). P 781,
248; ’85, 337. J II, 57
(Pleuronectes). P 764, 216
(Pseudopleuronectes). P 64,
216
(Pseudozius). P 52, 81
(Silvanus). FP 754, 73
(Sitophagus). P ’66, 349
(Soleniseus). P ’89, 308, 309;
246,
91, 260
(Straparollus). P ’61, 146
(Unio). P ’53, 262
(Xyodesmus). P 96, 262
Plargyrus. P 56, 167, 195, 212;
160, 325; °64, 281; °67, 159; ’85,
64; 10, 283
plargyrus (Leuciseus). P ’56, 196;
67, 159
(Rutilus). P 756, 195, 196
Plasmodiophora. P 03, 353-360
Plastocerus. P ’59, 73; ’66, 393. J
TV, 11, 35
1070
Plastomenus. P ’73, 278; ’75, 9
Platacide. P ’03, 161. J XII, 544
Platacodon. P ’91, 132, 133
Platalea. j v, 58. P ’64, 65; ’75,
354. J I, 222
Platamodes. P 710, 422, 425, 437
platanana (Anchylopera). Pp 60,
349
platanella (Lanthaphe). P ’60, 207
platani (Valsa). P ’77, 113
platanicolum
94, 372
Platanista. P 765, 204; ’08, 25
Platanistide. P ’69, 6, 20
platanoides (Acer). P ’62, 12; 701,
358
(Myxosporium). P
(Quercus). P ’07, 456
Platanthera. P ’60, 304, 514; ’63,
76. J III, 183, 198
Platanus. P ’57, 122;
762, 12; 68, 148;
14, 117; ’01, 360;
VII, 13; XI, 277
Platax. P ’62, 127;
300; XII, 544
Platea. jv, 58. J I, 222
Platecarpus. P ’72, 141
Platemys. P 756, 107, 187, 303;
68, 298; °72, 162; ’98, 101
plateni (Aramidopsis). P ’94, 134
(Rallus). P ’94, 133, 134
platense (Cardium). J VIII, 334
(Cerastoderma). J VIII, 334
platensis (Troglodytes). P ’99, 310
Platephyma. P ’04, 536
Platessa. P ’64, 196, 216;
12; °73, 360; ’97, 88
platessa (Callochiton). P ’94, 70, 71
platessoides (Citharus). P ’64, 217
(Drepanopsetta). P ’64, 217
(Hippoglossoides). P ’64, 217
(Platessa). P ’64, 217
(Pleuronectes). P ’64, 217
Plateumaris. -P ’73, 20
Plathemis. P ’62, 381, 400, 402;
08, 475, 488, 489
Platicephalus. j iii, 395
Platichthys. P ’54, 189, 155; 56,
136; ’62, 280; °64, 195, 197, 222
platicollis (Cymindis). P 743, 295.
J IV, 28
(Pinacodera).
Platidia. P ’73, 191;
Platidiine. P ’73, 191
Platigonus. P ’56, 140
platineum (Amblystoma). P_ ’67,
171, 198
platirhinos (Heterodon). j v, 357
Platirostra. ji, 227. P ’77, 84, 97
Platophrys. P ’62, 241; ’82, 280;
787, 391; °92, 277; °97, 133; ’98,
347; 06, 104, 488
61, 420, 433;
83. 201; ’84,
07, 456. J
03, 161. J I,
70, Biol.
J IV, 28
91, 174
INDEX TO GENERA,
SPECIES, ETC.
platorhynchus (Acipenser). P 77,
95; ’89, 246
” (Seaphyrhynchops). P 710, 604
platostomus (Cylindrosteus). P 10,
605, 606, 611
aq (ee Pisosteus). P TT, Si 01,
plattei (Mestobregma). P ’06, 380;
709, 115, 150
‘(CEdip oda). P ’04, ye 06, 380.
plattensis (Potentilla). 63, 61
Platurus. P ’59, 346; 60, 74, 489,
493; ’86, 300; 702, 694
platurus (Dicrurus). P
702, 690
(Dissemurus). P ’02,.690
platyauchen (Clausilia). P 01, 623,
650; ’03, 318; 708, 513, 571
platybasilis (Eupachyerinus). P 79,
361; ’86, 173 :
Platybothrus. P ’06, 367 ;
Platyeanthus. P ’82, 282 ;
Platycarcinus. j viii, 116. P 50,
24, 26, 29; '52, 73; °78, 317% "79,
391. J III, 149
platycarpa (Fraxinus). P ’62, 5 4
(Hosackia). P ’63, 350 a
(Lecidia). P ’93, 216 3
platyecaule (Paspalum).
67, 219;
P 701, 558 —
platycephala (Lesueurina). Pp 07,
440 .
(Osteopera). J VII, 444 a
Platycephalide. P ’97, 82. J XII,
550 ae
Platycephalus.
503; ’85, 70, 79; ’97, 82. J X
550 a
platycephalus (Cottus). P 7’61, 166
(Euproctus). P 759, 127, z
(Gordius). P ’07, 272 |
(Lesueurella). P ’07, 440
(Megalocottus). P 61, 166
(Molge). P ’59, 127
(Pimelodus). Pp’ 59, 161
Platyceras. i viii, 234. P 63, 18;
65, 131; 66, 263- 266; 768, 330-
P 60, 120, 122;
ews
333 ; 69, 88; ‘Ti, te 170;
287, 290- 294; 90, 150, 162-1
97, 415; 98, 436. J VII, 306
Platycerata. P 89, 294
Platycercus. P 99, 12
platycercus Is Selasphorus). vr
106; ’66,
‘trochitns) P ’90, 214;
18
Platycerus. j iii, 249. P 761,
166, 347
platyeerus (Lucanus). j by 049
platycheira (Philhyra). 158,
platycheles (Myctiris). P 58,
(Poreellana). P 50, 29;
Platychelys. P ’91, 419, 428
“us
at) lontgge P 90, 60 ~—
tichla. P 199, 23-——
tyenemis. P ’01, 127, 137
tycodon. P ’83, 191
latycrana. P 04, 80
atycrini. P ’68, "325, 327, 332, 333
yerinide. P 1, 177-231; 85,
| 234, 314, 336; 86, 66, 82, 128;
87, 106; 88, 372; ’90, 345-376
latycrinites. j iv, 293. P 69, 168;
230; 85, 246, 313
srinus. P’ 60, 379; 61, 128,
3 65, 160, 162, 167 ; 769, 88;
_ 778, 30, 243-252; 79, 226, 227, 239,
241; 781, 182-257, 408; °82, 17;
235-307; 786, 94, 179, 188,
87, 93-110; ’90, 157, 159,
47-378. J II, 57, 89
lactyla (Opisthoglossa). P ’60,
_ (Salamandra). P ’60, 373;
9, 103
tydactylus. P 56, 147, 237; ’57,
66, 125; °87, 359; 96, 461,
stylus (Gelasimus). P 50,
80, 137
(Oedipus). P ’60, 372, 373;
769, 103, 105. J I, 286
itydem P ’46, 62; 59, 78; 773,
338 eo} 101; IV, 11, 12, 38
aty¢ (Clausilia). ’P +01, 624,
3 708, 531
var. elongata (Clausilia).
531
dera var. lambda (Clausilia).
a 650
tydera var. minoensis (Clausilia).
813
(Clausilia). P ’03, 318
P ’73, 309. J II, 225,
P ’80, 91;
sr, P 60, 37; ’82, 280
-(Callichroa). J III, 92
P 63, 205, 223
P 64, 277; 65, 85;
99, 517
952, 356; °70, 13;
J Ill, 170;’ VII, 200,
; xI, 259
psus. P °58, 104; ’80, 189,
P ’62, 236, 237, 448
is. P 78, 356; 94, 185
bros. P 79, 390
P 82, 276
tes. P 93, 377
ophus. P °91, 445; ’02, 691
we ereis. P 08, 344; ’09, 245
atyneuror (Asplenium). P 1900,
548; 710, 546, 550
eee
:
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
1071
Platynota. P ’60, 347
platynota (Cyclemys). P 02, 175
Platynotus. j viii, 234. P 51, 247;
58, 104; 780, 211
Platynus. ’p 54, 16, 35, 36, 39;
759, 69, 83, 287 ; 60, "315, 319;
66, 346; 73, 323. J IV, 12, 28
Platyodon. j vii, 235. P 55, 441;
"74, 28
platyodon (Helix). P 92, 388, 398
(Iehthyosaurus). j iii, 334
(Squalus). P ’62, 235
platyomphala (Acgista). P 92, 214
Platyomus. J IV,
Platyonichide. P 59 , 86;
"79, 398
Platyonichus. P 50, 24, 321, 337;
52, 86; 771, 120; 79, 399; 84,
12; 88, 125, 330, 333, J IL, 149
Platyonix. P 44, 12
platyops (Euclastes). P ’67, 41
Platyoptera. P 755, 260
Platyostoma. j viii, 275. P ’60,
463; ’61, 148; ’71, 76, 169
Platypalpus. P 94, "275
Platypeltis. P ’54, 186; 708, 115
platyphylla (Carex). P 87, 75
(Clathropteris). P ’89, 33
(Cycloloma). P ’80, 132
Platyphyllum. P ’56, 162; ’57, 177
Platyplax. P ’08, 468
Platyplectrum. P ’63, 51. J VI,
75, 89, 91, 201
Platypleura. P ’61, 282
Platypodia. j viii, 111
Platypodon. x 764, 262, 264
Platypecilus. P ’76, 335
platypogon (Glyptothorax). P 05,
470. J XII, 500
platypogonides (Glyptothorax). J
XII, 500
3
platyporus (Favolus). J Il, 278
Platypterus. P ’82, 277
platypterus (Buteo). P ’05, 689
(Sparvius). P 775, 116
(Xiphias). P ’82, 304
Platypteryx. P ’62, 59, 359, 360;
platyptyeha (Tapes). P ’01, 206,
Phctryes. j iii, 324. P °42, 177
platypus (Seolopendra). J V, 23
Platyrhina. P 701, 333; ’10, 469,
470
Platyrhinoides. P
469, 470
platyrhinos (Doliosaurus). P ’85, 147
(Heterodon). P ’04 473.
(Phrynosoma). P 52, 69;
85, 140, 147
platyrhinum (Phrynosoma). P ’83,
15
78, 321;
01, 333; 10,
1072
platyrhinus (Acipenser). P ’89, 253,
257
(Heterodon). P- 778, 27; ’92,
336; ’95, 393; ’01, 89; ’03, 554;
06, 420; 708, 123
(Phrynosoma). P ’66, 302
platyrhyncha (Aptenodytes). P ’72,
171
(Tringa). P ’61, 205
platyrhynchos (Hemisorubim). P
03, 49
Platyrhynchus. j iv, 164, 383. P
59, 50; '60, 144; 66, 62
platyrhynchus (Acipenser). P ’77,
97
P ’93, 113
(Crypticus). P ’60, 136
(Lepisosteus). P 710, 607
(Minomus). P ’77, .95
(Momotus). P ’60, 136
(Plantosteus). P ’83, 153
(Seaphirhynchops). P _ ’65,
274; ’89, 246, 256, 257
(Alpheus).
platyrhynus (Heterodon). P 56,
161
platyrostris (Haleyon). P ’99, 55
Platyrrhini. P ’67, 12; ’68, 286,
295. J X, 275
Platyrrhine. P ’04, 149
Platysamia. P 775, 28
Platysaurus. P ’54, 102; ’68, 284
Platyschisma. P ’66, 271
Platysma. P ’43, 297; ’63, 96; 73,
306; ’02, 243. J II, 225, 236, 255
Platysmurus. P ’91, 441; ’02, 691
Platysoma. P ’52, 37, 38; ’61, 343
platysoma (Pleurotoma). P _ 790,
394. J IX, 152
Platysomatichthys. P ’64, 218
Platysomus. P ’62, 436; ’82, 276;
97, 101; 705, 88
Platysqualus. P ’64, 261; ’82, 282
Platystacus. P ’82, 281
Platysteira. P ‘67, 218
Platysternide. P ’82, 332
Platysternon. P ’56, 107
Platysternum. P ’54, 186; ’72, 22;
82, 332
Platystethus. P°’62, 126
Platystira. P ’56, 317; ’57, 34; ’59,
50; ’83, 130; ’89, 147
Platystoma. P ’89, 293; ’90, 152,
162, 180; ’91, 257; °98, 109
platystomus (Cylindostreus). P ’64,
185; 65, 86
platystyla (Achatinella). P ’88, 29
platytarsis (Ocypoda). P ’80, 180
platythorax (Pagurus). P ’58, 234,
246
Platythyra.
Platytrochus.
J IV, 399
P 03, 543; 08, 114
P 98, 462; 1900, 436.
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Platyura. j vi, 152. P ’95, 307, 319
platyura (Cerearia). P ’90, 416
platyurus (Elasmosaurus). P 68,
98; °70, 9, 22, 132
(Hemidactylus). P ’02, 176
platyzona (Pleurotoma). P 795, 56
Plautide. P ’68, 8
Plautus. P ’68, 54, 75; ’72, 209
30
P 94, 190
Plaxiphora. FP ’94, 70, 74
plebeia (Anceryx). J IV, 170
(Orphula). P 06, 16
(Tritonia). P ’79, 97, 98
87, 341, 401, 404; ’90, 145, 147
(Gasterosteus).
P 64, 37; 765,
25; 1900, 458 :
(Leptura). J I, 333
plebejus (Eucalyptecrinus). P 858
356 3
(Polynemus). P ’61, 276; ”
7
plebia (Membranipora). J V, 158
137; 03, 502
Plecotrema. P
plecotrematoides (Cassidula). P
719
plecta (Agrotis). P ’75, 59
Plectiscus.
P 7°10, 533 ~
P '68, 263; 77a
71, 157
Playstoma. P ’10, 533
Plebecula. P ’92, 392
(Goniobasis). P ’65, 26
(Melania). P ’64, 37
(Polycera). P ’80, 108
(Sphinx). J IV, 168, 170
(Turritella). j vi, 211. P 748,
107; ’62, 568; 80, 28; ’82, 171;
plebeius (Catostomus). P ’54, 28;
56, 173 ; ;
P '54, 14755
86, 246, 251 4
(Goniobasis).
(Minomus). P ’56, 173
plebeja (Fenestella). P ’71, 160
(Odontomyia). P ’82, 74
(Strangalia). J I, 333
(Melania). P ’64, 37
(Peneus). P ’93, 109
(Stenolophus). P ’68, 377
(Trichidion). P ’61, 276 _
Plecia. P ’94, 271; ’95, 319
Plecostomus. P ’71, 55, 285;
plecostomus (Hypostomus). P
307
73, 235; 787,
710, 667. J VIII, 403;
110, 111
Plecotus. P ‘55, 432, 436; °57, 175;
65, 174; °78, 48 |
Plectana. P ’88, 79; 1900, 536;
128
Plectocyclotus.
Plectognathi.
Plectolithes. P 7°48, 121
Plectomantis. P ’74, 127
erus. P °53, 244, 260; ’55,
7 ie
yhorus—(Plectomerus). P 53,
(Unio). P 53, 261. J I, 277
F 05, 33, 49, 51-53,
lis. P ’89, 193; °04, 616
rhynchus. P ’82, 273, 304. J
527, 528
’ ?
torhynechus (Chetodon). P ’82,
spondyli. P ’83, 141
toma. P ’75, 148
sctostylus. j viii, 275. P ’48,
21; '74, 53; ’89, 306; 91, 261,
stropis. P ’92, 393; O01, 545,
2, 235-239 05, 708, 730;
453, 594
III, 90
J Il, 142, 151
'P 73, 329°
(Notidanus). P ’67, 141
ichthys). P ’83, 291; 785,
tis. P ’62, 352; ’63, 51.
97
rophai j iv, 50; vii, 189,
Wy 753, $82; 55, 310; 66,
68, 149: 69, 182, 184;
99, 14
s (Fringi ila). j viii, 155
P 792, 151; 95, 504,
rus. P 04, 521; °06, 41
2s. P 62, 236; 63, 83
62, 236;
07, 258,
61, 98 ;
*P 69, 206, 217
105, 802,
P 56, 237; 68,
as). P 68, 123
dip loglossus). P '56, 237
omicus). P °56, 237
mirhamphus). P ’&4, 222,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
1073
pleiocena (Psammocola). P ’62, 573;
€2, 155; ’98, 61
Pleiodon. j vii, 178. P
267; ’60, 232. J II, 298
Pleiomeyenia. P ’87, 181, 224
Pleioptygma. + 62, 563
Pleiorytis. P ’€2, 286
plena (Dysderina). P ’09, 196
(Melania). P ’63, 321
(Neptunia). P ’&9, 374
(Strephobasis). P 763, 321;
96, 496, 499
(Venus). P
TX, 122
bape og (Jungermannia). P ’69,
2
53, 243,
87, 397, 403. J
plenissimus (Hadrocrinus). P ’81,
396
plenoculoides (Niteliopsis). P ’93,
478
Plenoculus. P
305
93, 468, 536; 94,
plenta (Borsonia). P ’95, 63, 122-
131; 703, 275
(Pleurotoma). P 795, 63
plenus (Megistocrinus). P ’69, 165;
81, 311
(Platyerinus). P ’60, 380;
81, 24 :
5 (Saprinus). P ’52, 40. J IV,
(Seaphites). P ’60, 177, 420
(Unio). P ’53, 255; ’54, 245;
"17, 26
Pleocoma. P ’56, 24; ’59, 71
Pleopogon. P ’48, 25. J I, 189
Pleospheria. P 94, 332
Pleospora. P ’90, 238; 793, 135;
94, 335; 795, 422
Plerodon. P ’69, 11
Plesconia. P ’49, 233
Plesia. P 94, 295
Plesiadapis. P ’90, 54, 55
Plesiarctomys. P ’92, 426
plesictis (Mustela). P ’68, 315. J
» 345
Plesiites. P ’94, 295
Plesiochelys. P ’91, 425
Plesiomma. P ’94, 274
Plesioneura. P ’85, 87
Plesioperea. P ’77, 56, 95
Plesiosaurus. j iv, 233. P 51, 326;
53, 377; °68, 92; ’70, 9, 19-22,
132; °72, 43, 128; ’87, 346; 791,
366; °93, 71; ’94, 65. J VII, 433
Plesiosorex. P ’96, 507
Plestiodon. P 744, 170;
53, 301; °54, 100; °56, 154, 239,
310; °57, 215; ’58, 256; ’60, 492,
495; ’61, 313; ’82, 331; 708, 118.
: J I, 294
Plethodectes. ; 706, 441
52, 69, 129;
P 71, 262
1074
‘Plethodon. P ’56, 6-9, 11, 101; 759,
124, 128; ’61, 124; ’67, 167, 209;
68, 276; ’69, 93-101, 109-117; ’78,
- 28; 783, 23, 24, 28; ’95, 401; 1900,
618, 620; ’01, 503-508; ’03, 538;
706, 357, 422; ’08, 126. J I, 282,
285; III, 338, 342-344; VI, 98
plethodon (Monophyllus). P_ ’02,
411
Plethodonte. P ’59, 124
Plethodontide. P ’56, 10, 11; ’69,
93, 94; ’82, 328; ’95, 401; 1900,
613, 617; ’08, 126. J III, 338;
VI, 100, 103, 106
Pletholax. P ’68, 284
Pleuracanthide. J IX, 436
Pleuracanthus. P 756, 100; ’58, 78,
J IX, 436
pleuracanthus (Mithrax). P ’79, 390
(Virbius). P ’78, 298, 329
pleuralis (Chilochorus). P ’59, 90
(Ieius). P ’04, 138
(Lixus). P 758, 78; 759, 79.
J IV, 40
(Mesochorus). P ’94, 188
(Staphylinus). P ’61, 343
(Trogosita). P ’62, 84
Pleuraphis. P ’62, 95, 335
Pleuraspidotherium. P ’90, 52, 57
pleurexanthemus (Ceraurus). P ’43,
330, 331
pleurisepta (Ammonites).
313
pleuristriata (Goniabasis). P- ’06,
167
(Melania). P ’06, 167
pleuristriatus (Pachycheilus). P ’09,
519
pleuritica (Calobata). P
pleuriticus (Harpalus). P
Pleurobema. P 1900, 80-82
Pleurobranchidium. P ’04, 377
Pleurobranchus. P ’79, 72; ’99, 517;
04, 377, 378
Pleurocera. P ’64, 24, 274, 279, 306,
308; ’65, 19, 25; 88, 286; ’96,
496-498; 1900, 149, 457, 458
J VIII,
94, 279
65, 100
Pleuroceratide. P 1900, 149; ’06,
167, 529
Pleuroceride. P ’94, 26; ’96, 495;
02, 442
Pleurococeus. P ’08, 425
Pleuroconcha. P ’72, 50
Pleurocrinus. P ’61, 129; ’65, 161;
’68, 330; 781, 240-250, 409
Pleurocystites. P ’85, 299
Pleurodele. P ’59, 125
Pleurodeles. P 759, 125; ’62, 343;
65, 134. J III, 338, 341; VI, 108
pleurodeles (Salamandra). P 59,
126
-
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Pleurodelide. P ’56, 10; 62, 343;
69, 93, 94; ’82, 328; 95, 400;
208, 126. JIU, 337; VI, 103, 106,
Pleurodema. P ’53, 420; 62, 352;
74, 124,128. J VI, 90, 95
Pleurodeme. P ’68, 312, J VI, 90,
91, 95
Pleuroderes. P ’56, 107
Pleuroderidae. P ’56, 108
Pleuroderma. P ’63, "51
Pleurodesmium. P 1900, 733
Pleurodira. P ’67, 40; 68, 119, 281,
282
Pleurodon. J VII, 412, 414
Pleurodonta. P 64, 226, 227; 68,
74, 51, 58; 97, 10
97; °73, 251;
Pleurodonte. P 02, 748; "07, 193;
P ’61, 166
710, 502, 504-506, "514
Pleurogrammus,
Pleurogyne. P ’63, 74; 74, 160
Plelurolepis. P 77, 44, 55, 56, 93.
J VI, 210
Pleurolicus. P ’95, 270-286 -
Pleuromeris. P 72, 52, 255; ’82,
156; 702, 698, 700
Pleuronectes. P 54, 155; 762, 2415
64, 195, 196, 215; 73) 362; 8
280, 304; 91, 143; 92) 277: :
87, 90, 133; U3, 350; 705, 521. a
VIII, 321
picernees (Pleuronectia). J VIII,
Pleuronectia. J VIII, 336, 347 :
Pleuronectide. P 54. 139, 1555) Fie
291; °02, 277; 97) 87, 133; 798,
347; °99, 119, 363; ’04, 512; "06,
Pleuronectine. P ’62, 280; ’64, 195,
196, 215
104, 488. J XII, 555
Pleuronectoide. P ’62, 280; ’64, 215
Pleuronichthys. P 54, 139 y
137; '62, 330; ’64, 195, 197;
88
pleurophora (Pupa). P ’87, 138
(Stephanoda). P 1900, 387
(Vertigo). P ’87, 138 | 4
Pleurophoride. P 705, 13 ae
Pleurophorus. P 759, 29; 765, 246-—
248; °70, 18; 791, 250 a
Pleurophrys. P Td, 227; 79, 163
pleurophthalmus (Antennarius). o
63, 92; ’84, 45
(Ophicephalus). P 05, 506. a
XII, 531 :
Pleurophylidia. J XII, 26, 29, 54,
104
pleuropistha (Allorisma). P 771, 70
(Sedgwickia). P ie 70. -\ seme
pleuroptera (Avicula). vil
pleuropterus (Bufo). J VII, 1
(Otilophus). P 762, 358
P 275, 16
ia). Pp 65, 266
P 73, 197
iP 96, 423, 445.
rhynehus. j viii, 252. /P 42,
P ’61, 67, 71; ’65, 16;
8; 1900, 473; *04, 475
P 1900, 712
s (Upeneus). P 1900, 520
hide. P ’68, 282
P ’68, 119, 236; 91,
J Iii, 22
: (Arizona) P ’61, 301
Elaphis). P 756, —
lops). P ’65,
igms Dis lcshegeine). E73,
702, 183. J VI, 195
var. sinensis (Calo-
(Euglypha). P 74,
72
P ’69, Biol. 18;
irotom: vi, 211, 213; vii, 138;
i, 185. 41, 29; "43, 326; °47,
"48, 104; 152, "199: 54, 31;
118, 114, 185, 266; 57, "139:
95, 198, 422; 61, 4303 62,
34, 561; 71, 130, 143; 72, 264;
9, 213, 224’;
74,
82, 168, 169, 171, 173; ’84,
106; 87, 52, 399, 404; "88,
90, 145, 146, 394; 95, 56-
7, 103, 113, 116-130, 147; 796,
475, 478, "480;
278; 704, 12;
4; III, 332; IV, 378; VIII, 314,
337; =x 121, 151°
(Pachycheilus). P+ 700,
9, 580
omariz viii, 231, 270. P
330, 331; ’52, 190; °54, 7;
44, 47, 264; ’59, 8, 10, 13,
760, 458; °62, 423; ’63, 19;
73, 131, 252; °66, 269-273;
: '88, 237; ’89, 298;
= 427,
03, 268- 271,
"105, 4. J L
nell P 95, 56, 103, 147
rotomide. P 62, 284, 561; "87,
91, 49; 01, 385; 04, 719
Te’ P 96, 11; 05, 19
‘iminus (Eucladocrinus).
251; ’85, 337
enn) - P ’78, 244, 245,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
80, 29, 365, 368,
1075
Pleustes. P ’01, 150
plexata (Planorbis). P ‘81, 105
Plexaura. P 88, 308; ’90, 308
Plexippus. P 701, 589; 03, 341;
04, 138; ’09, 224
plexippus (Danais). P
plexura (Crassatella).
plexus (Unio).
788
Pliargyrus. P ’61, 522
Pliauchenia.
147; ’92, 228; 93, 202°
plicata (Achatinella).
(Aneulosa). P
65, 34
(Anodonta). P ’53, 264
(Anolax). P 48, 96
(Ascidia). j iii, 5
(Brachypodella). P
(Caneellaria).
397
(Chlamys). P ’73, 30
(Coptoeyela).
(Coralliophila).
(Cordieria). P
(Exogyra). P
VIII, 297, 323
(Fasciolaria). P
(Helix).
505
(Labyrinthus). P ’10, 505
(Leptoxis). P ’64, 98;
(Mangilia). P ’91, 49
(Marginella). P 748, 101
(Nerita). P ’05, 292
(Newcombia). P ’88, 41
(Nueula). P ’48, 102;
(Nursia). ¥ 758, 161
(Ocypoda). P ’80, 217
(Placunanomia). P ’62, 582
(Placunomia). P ’82, 154
(Pleurodonte). P 710, 505
plicata marmatensis (Pleurodonte).
P 10, 505
plicata (Pleurotoma). P ’71, 130,
143
j ii, 161. P 96,
(Poly, gyra).
490; 1900,
J XIII, 584
P 61,
antcia.
"73,
85, 87
P °55, 259
P ’96, 424
64, 97, 98;
98, 278
90, 451. J
48, 99
(Terebratella).
05, 6
ations semen A P
05
" (Tarbinopeis). P 705, 26
(Unio). P 53, 261
(Vertigo). P 1900, 597
(Vertilla). P 1900, 597
plicatella (Lutraria). J VIII, 333
(Natiea). P 62, 564
plicafile (Hippotherium). Pe,
$10; ’89, 96; ’90, 182
plicatilis (Ammonites).
:
P °53, 255, 265; '03, .
ts 75, 258; ’76, 146, -
P ’48, 97; '90, -
P 57, 191, 193; 10, -
65, 34
90, 403 °
19; :
pi 4 ee
J VIII, 313 :
1076
plicatilis. Continued.
(Dimades). P ’62, 348
(Gastrochena). P ’61, 485
(Helicina). P ’87, 150
(Oxyrhina). J I, 202
(Rocellaria). P ’61, 485
plicatocostata (Lucina). J VIII, 319
(Trigonia). P ’90, 448
Plicatocrinus. P ’85, 293; ’88, 353,
355
plicatovaricosa (Rissoina). P 779,
j iv, 136; vi, 118; viii,
223. P °’41, 81; °43, S11; ’48,
105; °62, 582; °71, 130, 131; ’80,
22, 32; ’82, 154-160; ’87, 397, 398,
402; ’91, 46, 142; ’93, 222; 94,
65; 95, 104, 114-130; 96, 11;
08, 756 3055 Fe. 5 ea, | 283s
VIII, 295, 322; IX, 122
plicatula (Glandina). P ’75, 157
(Goniobasis). P ’96, 499
(Limnea). P ’82, 236
(Melania). P 64, 31
(Melasma). P ’64, 31
(Microrhopala). P °(/3, 82, 83
(Modiola). P ’71, 134; 784,
12; ’88, 330, 333. J X, 188, 469
(Myrtea). P ’72, 88
(Rissoina). P 704, 28
plicatulum (Paspalum). F 786, 287
plicgatulus (Compsemys). P ‘91, 411,
412
(Unio). P ’59, 152;
1900, 77. J IV, 247
jlicatum (Callichroma). P ’53, 233,
J IV, 41
(Cyelostoma). P ’87, 147
(Epidendrum). P ’89, 355
(Nosoderma). P ’59, 77
(Platyeeras). P ’66, 263
(Pleurocera). P 763, 279, 313
plicatura (Arca). P 748, 96; 762,
579; 781, 451, 452; ’82, 154, 183;
790, 143
plicatura var. sublineolata (Area). P
98, 418, 421
plicatura (Scapharea). P ’62, 579;
81, 451, 452
Plicatula.
60, 52,
plicatus (Anculotus). P ’64, 97;
65, 34
(Anodon). j viii, 202
(Buceros). P ’67, 216
(Cancer). P ’58, 161
(Chirox). J IX, 219
(Cryptodon). P ’72, 91
(Cyelophorus). P ’87, 147
(Dichoerinus). P ’81, 258
(Dipsas). P ’52, 52, 54; 53,
376. J ILI, 320
(Grapsus). P
102; ’80, 200
50, 29; 58,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
-pliciferao (Protogonia).
Continued. .
(Hyperolius). J VI, 198
(Inoceramus). J VIII, 319
(Ostodes). P° ’87, 147
(Pachygrapsus). "p 58, 1025
’80, 198, 200
(Plectomerus). P ’53, 261 =
P '70, 3353
(Poteriocrinus).
86, 156
(Unio). P ’53, 261; °54, 246;
160, 155; °77, 28; ’96, 504. J V,
431 a
plicidens (Bensonella). P ’08, 42
(Bifidaria). P 1900, 591; 05/4
42
(Equus). J VII, 264 “aa
(Pupay.:e 1900, 591
plicidus (Lueanus). v, 202
plicifer (Gyrinus). P ’68, 368, 371.
J IV, 30 \ an
plicifera (Goniobasis). P 64, 3
765, 24; ’89, 87; 702, 119
(Loripes). P 7 72, 90
(Melania). P 64, 36; 65,
(Melasma). P 64, 36; 65, 24
(Terebra). P ’90, 398. JL
152
J VII,
J VIII,
P '92, 4
pliciferus (Murex). P ’94, 223,
(Unio). P ’53, 255; 754, ¢
77, 26. J VI, 326
plicifrons (Bubonias). P ’74, 1!
plicilabris (Clausilia). P ’01,.
652; ’02, 237
plicita (Erigone). P ’05, 315,
Plicomya. P ’76, 305
plicosa (Melania). P ’02, 120
plicosum (Buccinum). P
pliculata (Melasma).
plieningeri (Belodon). P ’66.
plinthopyga (Sarcophaga).
278
plicatus.
(Volutilithes).
(Volutoderma).
328
pliocena (Entalis).
(Psammocola).
82, 167
Pliocereus. P
62, 72, 356;
289; 71, 200;
J VIII, 138
pliodus (‘Tetragonopterus).
347
Pliogonodon. P ’56, 255 re
pliogryps (Aquila). J IX, 4
pliolepis Cire et ¥
Plionema. P ’72, 51
Pliophlea. P 05, 5. J V, 1
Pliopithecus. P 01, 24 a
60, 253;
65, 190,
7 4, 64; $
J IX, 215 rasa
__ P 362,576; 67, 139;
; 66, 304, 311,
iv, 54. 'P 55, 439; 756,
36; 759, 134, 135; 99,
689; 705, 779. J V, 185
P 72, 271
P 143, 296, 298; 744,
1, 335
_ P ’47, 151; 1900, 687, 741
(Gryttus). P 702, 637
repocnemis). P 702, 637
ynemus). P ’61, 276
69, 202, 204, 206, 215
. P 05, 461. J XII, 499
P 705, 461. J XII, 499
55,317; ’59, 109, 176;
69, 200, 211, 215; ie
2, 109
P ’90, 248
“Fy 64, 18; "67, 16, 20; '77,
; 789, 387, 388; 1900, 632, 659,
1; ’02, 652, 664; ’05, 696, 697;
, 389
tei (Pecopteris). P 760,
Blatta). P ’85, 105
inoblattina). P ’85, 105
Exechophysis). P 705, 303,
(Caulerpa). P 57, 74;
Achatinella). P ’88, 32
Ja). P ’64, 248
). P 64, 257
la. P °51, 261, 321; 54,
92; °70, 100; ’80, 157; ’82,
, 245, 253, 262. J IX, 5
; (Eriogonum). J Mil, 45
(Lanius). P 67, 215
390; 1900, 669. J III, 184
. 'P ’89, 389
58, 130; °89, 389;
ot).
' ma) J 4's
harina). P oL, 305; ’83,
Crex). P 94, 144
‘Cr oo). P ’54, 118
Daenis). P 64, 269
P 188, 26
sa i al i lea
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
plumbea.
1077
Continued.
-(Diglossa). P. ’64, 275
(Dionda). P 56, 178
(Gambusia). P 7 77, 187
(Hydrochelidon). P "62, 555;
66, 99
(Ictinea). P ’53, 305; ’70, 144
(Lampetra). P ’62, 331
(Leptis). j iii, 39
(Libellula). P ’57, 87
(Myiagra). P ’89, 153
(Polioptila). P 59, 107; ’66,
66; °92, 125; ’05, 687
‘ (Psaltria). P ’54, 118; ’66,
(Saperda). J II, 152
(Sterna). P ’62, 555;
(Sylvia). P ’64, 270
(Urocoptis). P ’98, 277
(Wenona). P 52, 176; 61,
305; ’01, 15; 708, 119
plumbeatra (Pariaspis). P ’60, 241,
242
age serge (Scolopendra). P ’61,
66, 99
plumbeolus (Alburnops). P_ 64,
282: 10, 283
(Hybopsis). P ’77, 45
_ plumbeoventris (Gymnocrex). P ’94,
135
(Rallus). P 794, 135
plumbeum (Brachyrhyton). P _ ’60,
260. J VIII, 131
(Parisoma). P 789, 149; ’99,
plumbeus (Agrilus).
(Allonyx). P
(Baridius). P
P 73, 91
66, 359
68, 364
(Carcharias). P ’84, 100
(Coluber). P ’60, 260
(Cyelas). P ’60, 290, 296
(Faleo). j iii, 349
(Gobio). P ’56, 189
(Hydroseopus). P ’60, 260
(Leucosomus). P ’56, 189
(Melanoplus). P ’06, 410
(Oxyrrhopus).- P 760, 260;
63, 102; ’70; 90; ’71, 216 J
VIII, 131
(Petromyzon). P ‘62, 331;
82, 307
(Psaltriparus). P 59, 107;
66, 79; °92, 125
(Secomber). P ’62, 443
(Vireo). P ’66, 74
plumbiceps (Polioptila). P ‘65, 37
Plumiera. P ’&9, 391
plumieri (Caranx). P ’62, 239, 432
(Conodon). P ’03, 348
(Coryphena). P ’63, 177; ’97,
133
(Diapterus). P ’86, 256
1078
- plumieri. Continued.
(Duranta). P ’89, 399; ’98,
411; ’05, 699
(Gerres). P _ ’83,
86, 258, 270, 271
(Hemulon). P
8
118, 124;
97, 109; 06,
(Labrus). P ’97, 109
(Malacanthus). P ’63,
97, 133
(Perea). P ’60, 110
(Seevola). P 389, 389; 705,
698; ’09, 486
(Seiena). P ’03, 348
(Scomber). P ’62, 432
(Scorpena). P ’84, 98; ’85,
396, 400, 403; ’97, 131
(Sicydium). P ’60, 101
(Spheroides). P ’06, 103
(Trichidion). P ’61, 274, 275,
279
Plumieria. P ’58, 129
- plumierii (Hemulon). P ’03, 331
(Labrus). P ’03, 331
plumifera (Guttera). P ’99, 36
(Numida). P ’56, 321; ’59,
172; °99, 36. J IV, 6
(Ortyx). J I, 219
(Perdix). j viii, 156
plumifrons (Basiliscus).
125
plumifrontella (Anaphora). P ’60,
433
(Arcanella). P ’59, 261
_ plumigera (Caulerpa). P ’57, 74
plumipes (Aglaope). P ’60, 546
(Bombylius). P 794, 275
(Elis). P 96, 307; ’02, 736
(Euchromia). P ’60, 546
(Faleo). j iii, 349. P ’67,
214
(Nephila). P
31
4T%;
J. VIII,
82, 256; 704,
(Sphinx). P ’60, 546
(Uloborus). P ’92, 52; 1900,
535; 704, 125; ’09, 202, 305
Plumites. P ‘55, 340
. plumosa (Aleyrodes). P ’02, 282
(Amphitrite). P ’63, 140
(Bryopsis). P ’52, 148; ’55,
413
(Eragrostis).
(Erigone). P
(Lampyris). P
(Meyenia). P
211, 230, 233
- plumosa var. palmeri (Meyenia). P
87, 234
(Ostrea). j viii, 222. P ’61,
150; °’76, 320; ’98, 462; ’05, 10.
J III, 324
(Phenagodes). P
P ’89, 361
05, 312
51, 332
84, 216; 87,
51, 532
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
plumosa. he ec a
(Spongilla).. P ’87, 233
(Thuiaria). P 76, 211, 388
plumosum (Gongylidium). P 05,
312
(Siphonostomum). P ’63, 140 —
plumosus (Bryopsis). P ’63, 96 ft
(Cordylocrinus). P ’81, 235
(Mariacrinus). P ’81, 290 }
(CEdothorax). P 705, 312 zt
(Platycrinus). P ’81, 235, 240 —
(Pycnonotus). P 702, 683 :
(Tmeticus). P ’05, 312
plumularioides (Halecium). P ’76,
217
Plumulites. P ’88, 131, 136
plumulosus (Patelliocrinus). P ‘81,
276
pluriannulata
171
pluricinctus
(Vermilia). P 704,
P 194,
188 ;
(Pteroglossus). P ’67, 109
pluriligata (Haltica). J IV, 27
(Mycetophagus). P
(Mesostenus).
pluriguttatus
56, 13 a
pluriplicata (Scobinella). P 703, —
273 a
pluripunctatus (Mycetophagus). P —
56, 13 i”
’(Schizogenius). P 57, 83 ‘
pluripunctatus var. simplex (Schizo- |
genius). J IV, 29 4
pluristriata (Strophomena). j viii,
259 7
pluristriatus (Melania). P ’09, 523 —
(Pachycheilus). P ’09, 523
pluristriatus longus (Pachyeheilus).. 4
P 709, 524 ar
pluristriatus tamasopensis (Pachy-
cheilus). P ’09, 524 e
Plusia. P ’74, 207; 85, 178;
158 a
plusiodontus (Pectiniungius). P ‘04,
654 :
Plusiotis. P '54, 221; '66, 348.
IV, 11, 33
Plutella. P ’60, 5, 433
pluto (Microrhopala). P ’73, 83
Plutonia. P 1900, 575 nie
plutonica (Pleurotoma). P 703, 271 —
plutonius (Dracotettix). P ’09, 463 —
Pluvialis. j v, 98. P '64, 246. E.
I, 220
pluvialis (Charadrius). j v, 101.
64, 246
pluvialis orientalis (Charadrina).
"58,
pluvialis (Chlamidceoceus). J TI
59
(Hematococeus). J Ill, 59 —
(Labrax). P ’60, 110 - a
is. Continued. ee
fylabris). P08, 601, 611
ya). P ’63, 283
eee crocs) I III, 59
ati (Clausilia). P 02, 235;
P 772,48
eumatophorus. P ’04, 757
natophorus (Seomber). PF. "85,
pa. P 62, 96, 336; ’63, 78, 95;
, 343; 784, 95; ’91, 308; 793,
f; *95, 544; 98, 45, 313; 710,
f J III, 183, 200
yeoides (Melica). P ’48, 25; ’85,
46,47. 4 I, 188
ide Ag acuminata (Melica).
, 4
svar. bromoides (Melica). P
id ): P ’62, 94, 335
: ers) - P 762, 94, 335
mis. P ’05, 306, 397
(Edriocrinus). P ’86,
(Platyerinus). P ’81, 248
Pleurocrinus). P ’81, 248
a (Actinocrinus). P ’81, 336
chocrinus). P ’81, 258
Genneocrinus). P ’81, 336
(Laféea). P ’76, 210, 215
(Pisocrinus).
i ntas (Meckelia).
lana (Argia). P 708, 478
a (Spheria). jv, 7
alaris (Prionus). J II, 109
ormis (Xylaria). J II, 285 —
(Platyerinus). P ’85, 337
‘us. P °45, 304; ’51, 341, 343;
moe, 49; 59, 74; 60, 320; ’61,
350; °66, 347, 394. J IV, 35
er. P ’51, 188, 189
i . P 704, 60
P 798, 173
(Caricella). P ’96, 479
P 01, 131, 136; ’08, 487
P 56, mos IV, 33
irius. P ’98, 54
tke. P 704, $33, 336, 344, 360-
— 369, 703-72 20, 724; 708, 341;
, 243, "336
s (Platophtys). P '98, 347
P 6
8. j viii, 157. P 753, 429;
187; °55, 317; 62, 229, 230,
404; '64, 70; °66, 100; 68,
5 09, 205, 212; 71, 47;
, 857; °99, 22. J IX, 395°
odicep: (Colymbus). P 62, 232,
ig
- 5 ae
2x
Py
bi
hic
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
1079
podiceps. Continued.
(Podilymbus). P 59, 109;
762, 233; ’64, 70; ’66, 100; ’71,
47; 790, 202; °93, 29, 60; 95,
465; °98, 207; ’99, 22; ’05, 681;
09, 355. J IX, 395, 397
podiciferus (Lithodytes). J VIII,
94, 107
Podicipes. P 783, 68
podicipes (Podilymbus). P ’83, 68
Podicipide. P ’62, 229; ’66, 100;
69, 184, 203, 205-208, 211, 215;
83, 68; 795, 465
Podicipine. P ’62, 229; ’69, 211
podicipinus (Cystignathus). P ’62,
156, 353
Podilymbine. P ’62, 232
Podilymbus. P 754, 179; ’59, 109;
62, 232, 323; °64, 70; ’66, 100;
69, 206, 208, 211; ’71, 47; ’83,
68; ’90, 202, 355; ’93, 29, 60; 795,
465; ’98, 207; ’99, 22; 05, 681.
J IX, 395-397
Podiscipide. P ’68, 10
Podisma. P ’02, 636; ’06, 401;
09, 165
Podisoma. P 702, 462
Podium. P ’94, 299 ; "97, 373
Podoa. P ’69, 196
podobe (Turdus). P ’64, 251
Podocarpee. P ’83, 192
Podoecarya. P ’47, 318
Podoceride. j i, 51
Podocerus. j i, 387, 390
Podochela. P 779, 384
Podocipedide. P 05, 758
Podoenemidide. P ’68, 282; ’91,
417, 420, 423
Podocnemis. P 754, 187;
67, 40; ’68, 282, 298;
91, 367, 417
Podoeystis. P 53, 432;
Podolobium. P ’58, 128
Podonema. P ’79, 384
Podophora. P ’63, 354
Podophthalmia. P ’50, 23
Podophthalmide. P 1900, 539
Podophthalmus. j viii, 118. P 750,
24
podophthalmus (Macrophthalmus). P
50, 29; 758, 97
(Peneus). P ’60, 43
ae age (Macrosporium). i 18
Podophyllum. j i, 24. P ’60, 199;
1900, 487; ’01, 304-306; ’04, 481
P 61, 68, 71; 790, 138
+i, 59
56, 107;
"71, 222;
61, 70
Podosira.
Podosomata.
Podosphenia. * 61, 67, 71
Podosporiella. 94, 385
Podostemacee. » 60, 513
Podostemon. j vii, 105. P 60, 513
1080
Podothecus. P ’61, 77, 167, 258,
259; ’62, 332: °83, 293
Podura. j ii, 12
podus (Platophrys). P ’92, 277
Poeacephalus. P ’99, 50; ’05, 763
Poébrotherium. P 47, 322; 53,
392; ’54, 157; 757, £9, 158; 58,
157; ’o., 435; 75, 262; 76, 146,
147; ’91, 361; 93, 435...J: VI,
20, 141, 356, 381; IX. 470
poecila (Halichewres). J XII, 537
Pecilasma. P ’07, 408, 414
Pecile. P ’66, 79
Pocilia. Jj i,.1273 i, 2, 4.:°P. 58,
ATOs 750, 344s 61, Bs «768; 136s
77, 89, 175, 178, 180, 187; 1900,
516, 523; ’03, 320; ’06, 486
Pecilichthys. b ’59, 67; 60, 479;
64, 232; 65, 82, 85; 77, 43, 48,
55, 56, 89, 96; 783, 132; ’06, 523.
J VI, 208, 210-213, 240, 245
Pociliide. ; P97, 97; 703, 320;
04, 248, 507; ’06, 88, 485
Pecilocapsus. P ’01, 264
Pecilocerus. P ’01, 374
preg (Cystignathus). P ’62,
156,
bose anion. P 92, 19; 01, 569,
572; '09, 568
Pecilochroma. P ’60, 353
Pecilodryas. P ’89, 149
pecilogaster (Mesogramma). P ’94,
276
(Mesograpta). P ‘94, 276
pecilogyrus (Coluber). P "560, 252
(Lygophis). P ’60, 252
peciloides (Limia). P ’58, 170;
59, 115, 118
peciloma (Hirundo). P ’63, 295
Pecilometis. P ’60, 223
Pecilonetta. P ’64, 71; ’05, 762
Pecilonota. P ’73, 88
pecilonotus (Percolabrax). P ’97,73
(Serranus). P ’97, 73
(Spilotes). P 60, 342, 564;
65, 195
Pecilopleurum. P ’68, 239, 240, 242
pecilopogon (Rhadinea). P 63,
100
Peciloptera. P ’60, 546; ’85, 108
. peciloptera (Hypotenidia). P .’94,
138
(Rallina).. P °94, 138
(Sipyloidea). P ’04, 77
Pecilopternis. P ’59, 105; ’75, 90,
93, 97, 116
pecilopterus (Holocentrus). P ’99,
485; 04, 229
pecilopus (Anolis). P ’62, 179,
356. J VITI, 124
(Dracontura). P ’62, 179
(Rhamphoberyx). P ’63, 87
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
. pecilosternus (Pteroglossus).
’ poeyi (Alepidosaurus).
pecilorhynchus (Ramphastos).
67
Pecilornis, P 70, 149
Pecilosoma. P 60, 326, 479;
89, 96; 706, 323, 525
Peeciloscmatops. P 06, 323
pecilostoma (Coluber). P ’60,
(Spilotes). P ’60, 349,
pecilostomus (Lygophis). J
180 ee.
Pecilotettix. P ’04, 538, 572;
411 5
Pecilothraupis. P ’99, 51
Pecilozonites. P ’88, 285, 28
85; 04, 406-420; 710, 665-
pecilura (Raja). P ’82, 308
Pecilurichthys. P ’03, 521;
Pecilus. P y
J II, 225-227, 246, 53- 255;
pecilus (Drymeus). P 797, 15
Poemeria. P ’78, 380
poensis (Amadina). P ’59, -
(Buceros). P ’57, 37;
(Cosypha). P 59, 48
(Spermestes). P 159,
Poephagus. P ’83, 269
poeppigi (Vitrina). P ’89, 2
poeppigii (Bufo).
50
(Lagothrix). P ’62, 51
(Pteroglossus). P ’67
a oon foe P's’,
oeyana (Cylindrella
i 75, 155, 222; 789, 208
’(Urocoptis).
poeyanus (Unio). P 757, 85.
315
(Alpheus). P 93, it
(Atya). P 794, 410
(Atyoida). P
(Caulopus). P
(Dactyloscopus).
62, 505
(Gelasimus). P
(Gryllodes). P
(Hemirhamphus).
(Phyllonycteris).
(Plectoptera). P
Pogogyne. J III, 100
Pogonaspis. P 94, £04
Pogonathe. P ’61, "104
Pogonathus. P 42, 191;
63, 31
Pogonatum. P ’55, 445;
93, 217
Pogonia. Lig
60, 304;
1900, 484, 485, 489, 546;
666
D1; '59, 140; °61--101-105; 63"
” (Tropidonotus). P ’61, 298
hthys. P ’54, 136, 153; 756,
‘64. 277 ; 77, 90, 93
serus. P ’55, 275
sherus. P 761, 354;
39. J II, 142, 159, 160
onocichla. P ’05, 768
omyrmex. P ‘77, 304; ’81,
782, 269; ’83, 294-296, 304;
, 215; 708, 78
hynchus. P
J Ii, 251
ostoma. P 77, 85
ee °68, 117;
201
P ’89, 237 :
us (Dendrobates). P
162, 38,
05, 766
93, 217. J
63,
leuron. P ’70, 3, 4
1a. P 58, 128; ’89, 376
P 58, 124;
(Seeloporus). P 52, 126;
i (Bradybates). J Ill, 341
J Iii, 357
Fr 59, 126
aE °89, 80
todryas). P ’60, 561
89, 406;
* ?
(Alpheus). P ’60, 33; 63,
steracanthion). P ’01, 171
(Asterias). P 91,480; 01,171
sreogadus). P 63, 233
: -(Erigone). P 05; 317
(Gadus). P ’63, 233
Etrsope jlyte). P 60, 33;
598 1 117; ’01, 163
P 63, 260, 261
63,
ita (Glaucopteryx). P
micus (Lembonax). P ’72, 15
_P 94, 301
cer 51, 338
neem. P 58, 130;
. 304, 512: °63, 73;
3) 382, J III, 49, 97°
lemonider. j vii, 41
=e m. j vii, 41. P ’48, 10;
60, 200; °63, 73; °88, 396; 98,
ol, 308
ov
60, 146,
84, 89;
a
4 a
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
_polifolia (Spherella).
1081
Polia. P 51, 288; 57,
159, 163, 164
Polianthes. P ’89, 359
Polidacnis. P ’64, 269
55, 390;
P ’90, 231
Poligyra. j ii, 161
See also Polygyra.
polii (Chiton). P
(Gastrochena).
Polina. P ’57, 164
Polinices. P ’03, 758;
555-559. J VIII, 329
poliocephala (Carpophaga). P
231
04, 257
P 61, 478
704, 23; 708,
54,
(Penelope). P ’51, 222
poBocephalas (Caprimulgus). P 705,
765
(Chletrophus). P ’70, 131
(Dendropicus). P ’59, 141
(Laniarius). P ’05, 774
(Pteropus). P ’90, 21
poliogaster (Pitylus). P 99, 36
poliogensis (Brachypteryx). Pp 99,
48
Poliomyias. P ’89, 148
polionotus (Hesperomys). 74,
179
Poliopsar. P ’67, 55
Polioptila. P 59, 107, 191, 301,
304; 765, 37; ’66, 66, 70; 768,
149; °75, 351; 783, 60; 790, 211;
92, 112, 125; ’95, 500; 96, 165;
703, 39; ’04, 585; ’05, 687; ’07,
458
poliosomus (Buteo). P ’75, 94, 97
(Craxirex). P ’75, 90, 91, 94
Poliospiza. P ’99, 58
Polipieus. P ’63, 196; ’99, 37. J
V, 457
Polistes. P ’78, 315; ’96, 555; 798,
446; ’09, 13
polistiformis (Agenia). P ’97, 236
polistoides (Pompilus). P ’97, 250
_Polistonemus. P ’61, 272, 277
Polistotrema. P 07, 461
Polita. P ’94, 15
polita (Achatinellastrum). P ’88,
34
(Akis). j iii, 255
(Amara). P 755, 352
(Angulus). J VIII, 371
(Anthura). P ’55,. 393
(Argonauta). J Il, 333
(Caricella). P ’55, 261
(Cirolana). P ’91, 187
(Cyrena). P ’60, 279, 283
(Fasciolaria). J IV, 882
(Fusimitra). P ’90, 396
(Gymnoprosopa). P ’95, 332
(Homalota). P 744, 31 -
(Jungermannia). P ’69, 220
P 88, 32, 34
(Laminella).
1082
polita. Continued.
(Liodes). P ’53, 285
(Lonchea). j vi, 188
(Lycosa). P 790, 422, 425;
92, 66; ’04, 307; ’08, 164, 279
; (Lytta). j ili, 302. P 53,
6
(Maso). P ’05, 316
(Mysia). P ’82, 199
(Nerita). P ’05, 292
(Niso). P ’82, 198
(Omala). P 757, 6
(Omaseus). P 743, 297
(Platydema). J I, 102
(Polygyra). P ’09, 544
(Porcellana). P 758, 227
(Seeva). j iii, 88
(Scintilla). P ’72, 225
(Tellina). j ii, 276. P ’62,
573; °71, ¥38; ’82, 156; 91, 48;
03, 757. J VIII, 371
(Turnicula). P ’95, 127
politum (Agathidium). P ’66, 370
(Liobunum). P 1900, 541
(Mesogramma). P 795, 329
(Trypoxylon). P ’93, 474
politus (Acritus). P 753, 290
(Agrilus). P 773, 91.
12, 35
(Anaphalantus). P ’98, 162
(Anthicus). j v, 245
(Apate). jv, 256
(Bostrichus). j v, 256
(Bufo). P ’62, 158, 358
(Buprestis). J IV, 35 .
(Cremastochilus). P 53, 232
(Dasypogon). j iii, 52
(Dicelus). P ’43, 296; ’66, 347
(Epigrapsus). P ’80, 192
(Exolytus). P ’94, 186
(Gastrophysus). P ’62, 331
(Halictus). P ’98, 51
(Helops). j v, 240
(Hydrophilus). P 44, 102
(Nectograpsus). P ’80, 192
(Pellenes). P ’01, 592
(Petrolisthes). P ’58, 227
(Phalacrus). P ’44, 102; 56,
16
(Seriphus).
(Tagelus).
(Tetraodon). P ’62, 331
(Tetrodon). P ’81, 113
(Trypoxylon). P ’93, 474
(Unio). P_’53, 255
Pollachius. P ’63, 229, 231, 248;
92, 276; 709, 407
Pollenia. P ’98, 175
Pollia. P 746, 25
pollicaris (Eupagurus). P 758, 237;
"71, 124; °78, 326, 327; °84, 12;
gg’ 333; 91, 193, 199
J IV,
P '62, 18, 277
P 98, 59
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
_pulvonensis (Pupa). P 94,
i
pollicaris. Continued. 4
(Pagurus). j i, 162. P ‘50, ©
25; '58, 237; 78, 326; ’88, 330;
91, 193. J ITI, 149 3
pollicifera (Orchestia). P 53, 383 —
pollicipedoides (Smilium). P 08,
107 cs
Pollicipes. j vii, 261. P 790, be” a
08, 107
Pollicita. P ’09, 332 or
pollinctor (Necrophorus). P ’54, 194
pollinensis (Helix). P ’93, 259
(Vallonia). P ’93 241, 259, —
276 ne
pollodonta (Helix). P ’96, 415 g
pollutus (Psocus). P ’62 , 861, 4g
pollux (Pontinus). P 85, 402, 403 —
Pollyxenus. j ii, 108 E
—— (Porphyrophora). P 199,
polonicus (Margarodes). P ’99, 2
Polophilus. P ’02, 678
polops (Ameiva). P ’62, 66
Polorthus. P ’72, 259
polota (Betta). P ’05, 504
(Coius). P ’05, 504
(Datnioides). P ’05, 504
Polpochile. P ’73, 325
polvonense (Sphyradium). P
769
03, 769
polyacanthus
1900, 523
polyactocephalus
91, 105
(Pseudochromis).
(Chirolophis).
?
Polyenus. P ’73, 149
polyagrus (Falco). P 53, 450; 75
277; ’66, 43; ’70, 140; "199, 59
(Gennaia). P "959, 104; 786,
polyancistrus (Echinocactus).
84
Polybasite. P 59, 309
Polybia. P ’98, 448
Polyblastus. P v0 189
Polyboroides.
Polyborus.
59, 30, 105;
68 2; "66, 45: |
149; ’70, 145; 75, 90; 199.” 105,
1153*799,.29% "305, 689
Polycanthus. P 82, 275; 84, 158
86, 249 ;
Polyeaon. P 54, 218; 61, 335
polyearpum ( Dicranum). P 55,
polycarpus (Onchophorus). P
445; ’93, 217
Polycaulus. P 62, 502; ss, Bi
97, 81 Ky
Polycelide. P '57, 24
Polycelis. P 757, 51, 24. J 1,
325
phalum (Gnaphalium).—P°60,
02, ;710, 577
ma © '55, 379; 71, 140; ’79,
80, 93, 105- 113; 04,” 329,
6, 378
(Cymospira). P 710, 500
ide. P ’80, 105
58, 68; 73,
P 78, 299; 1900, 62;
103, 401-490, 720-726,
; 707, 132, 134
P 07, 522
(Chiton). P 94, 75
s (Psittacus). P ’64, 240
(Eelectus). P ’62, 319
s. J XII, 20, 51, 52, 98
~ (Augoeblora).
Helix). P 57, 191
a (Hain, 3 P 04, 216
ychroam (Helix). P ’57, 191
ye P 62, 351; *68, 282;
6, 309, 311, 463; 98, 103, 106.
83, 288;
P 1900,
08, 353;
stinorum (Hemiaulus). P ’90,
; 1900, 738, 740
) ive (Euphorbia). P ’63, 76
yeladide. P ’57, 25
yeladus. P ’57, 05
yel: r 51, 332
lina (Hydractinia). P ’78, 309
odium. P 710, 546, 570, 582
otylus. P ’70, 132; °76, 266,
47
us. P 58, 33
P °87, 38
as. P 73, 141
lus. P °61, 274; °97, 71,
; 99, 344; 1900, 501; °05, 501.
Gas 530
dactylus (Actinocrinites). P
69, 153
a _(Actinocrinus). P81, 296,
oo. P ’81, 403
(Corymbocrinus). P ’85, 330
(Dendrocrinus). P 71, 314;
>
Dichoerinus). P ’81, 257, 258
Euealyptocrinus). P ’85, 330,
_ (Forbesiocrinus). P 79, 278
“(Galeoides). P '61, 277
omocrinus). P 71, 314;
00
3
(Millericrinus). P 86, 218,
23; °88, 353
(Onychocrinus). P ’79, 278
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
_polyglottos (Mimus). P
1083
polydactylus. Continued.
(Polynemus). P ’61, 277
(Poteriocrinus). P ’71, 314
(Taxocrinus). P ’65, 138, 140
Polydectine. P ’52, 81
Polydectus. P ’52, 81; ’69, 192
polydesmi virginiensis (Gregarina).
P ’56, 47; ’03, 43, 45, 640; 705, 91
Polydesmoidea. P ’96, 257
Polydesmus. j ii, 72, 106. P ’50,
9, 101; ’67, 43, 129; ’03, 40, 42.
J Vill, 442
Polydon. j i, 227
Polydontes. P ’74, 50, 57; ’92, 398
Polydontophis. P ’02, 178
Polydora. P ’07, 197-201
Polyergus. P ‘79, 141; ’80, 376-
384; 81, 67; ’82, 268; ’87, 27
polyetes (Papilio). P ’85, 85
Polygala. j vii, 86. P ’58, 125; ’60,
302, 511, 513; 85, 379; ’&9, 365;
98, 22, 297; 1900, 485, 488, 490,
546, 666; ’02, 662; °04, 605, 606;
07, 455, 456; 709, 392; 710, 567.
J Ill, 81
Polygalacee. P ’58, 125; ’60, 302,
511, 513; 1900, 666. J III, 81
Polygalee. P ’89, 365
polygama (Polygala). P
85, 379; ’04, 606
Polygamia. P ’92, 167
Polygamous. J I, 150
polygamum (Polygonum).
(Thalictrum). P
749, 233
5 iv, 251
46, 114;
60, 513;
j i, 26
707, 457
Polygastrica. P
polyglotta (Pipra).
751, 216; 95, 498; ’96, 163; ’07,
458. J I, 42
polyglottos leucopterus (Mimus). P
703, 29; ’05, 687
polyglottos (Turdus). j iv, 32
polyglottus (Mimus). P 53, 309,
398; 759, 106, 301, 303; 763, 291,
304; °66, 65; ’68, 149; ’71, 19;
75, 348; ’89, 270; 92, 111, 124;
98, 217
(Orpheus).
(Turdus). P
304; ’75, 348
polygona (Exogyra).
297, 323
(Stephanogonia). P ’90, 139
Polygonacee. P 760, 200, 304, 513,
514; ’63, 75; ’84, 90; ’98, 384;
799, 106; 1900, 664. J III, 44,
100, 183, 184, 196
polygonata (Japalura). P ’02, 184
(Melania). P ’92, 154
polygonati (Spheria). P 95, 30
Polygonatum. P ’60, 201; 1900, 485,
664; 702, 660
P '55, 310-
56, 289; 63,
J VIII, 265,
1084
polygonatum (Diploderma). P ’60,
490
Polygoner. j i, 24, 25; vii, 48. P
’€9, 401
Polygonella. j i, 26. P ’02, 661
ster ae (Chrysomela). P 56, 39;
73, 5
(Pestallabie), P 794, $74
(Phedon). P ’56, 39
polygonia (Thelephora). J ITI, 223
polygonifolia (#uphorbia). Pp 67,
22; 1900, 639, 659, 660, 667; 702,
652, 662 04. 604; 09, 385.
Sebyouiiiun (Corticium). J ITI, 221
Polygonodon. P ’56, 221
a Minos, (Amblogyna). P 89,
" tilda a wet
(Phyllanthus). 67, 22
Polygonum. j i, 25, 56; vii, 48. P
’60, 304, 513, 514; 63, 75, 95; 67,
22 5 73, 363; 74, 154; aT 106,
108; 81, 454; 84, 90; 786, 344;
89,” 59- 61, 401; 92, 163, 384;
93, 213; 298, 40, 310, 384; 02,
661; 07, 457; 09, 380- 393; 10,
545, 548, "562 , 580. J ie 183, 196
polygonum (Dentalium). 03, 267
polygonus (Cryptodon). P 72 91
Polygordius. P ’87, 50
Polygramma. P 56, 29
Polygraphus. P 73, 336
polygurus (Careharias). j viii, 22
Polygyra.. J 3, 276. Pe 257, 102,
183; 58, 200; ’60, 185, 431;
73, 241, 249, 253; 74, 50;
75, 154, 201; 76, 188; ’89, 84,
193, 195, 203, 205; ’90, 299, 300;
91, 313, 333; '92, 128, 400; 93,
234, 389, 396; ’94, 18; ’96, 15-
19, 490-493 ; 99, 189- 193, 392, 393;
1900, 113, "115- 133, 449. 454, 556;
702, 415- 429, SLT +. 703, 194- 204,
762, 763; ‘04, 410, 411, 413; 05,
222, 295, 226, 253, 255; 06, 124-
130, 532- 536; ’07, 193; 09, 496,
505, 541; 10, 21. 40 46, 664- 668,
do VEX 183; XII, 89
polygyra (Cylindrella). P 60, 153;
198 269
(Epirobia). P ’98, 281
(Terebra). j vii, 156. P 48,
106; ’90, 398; ’95, 54
polygyrata (Helix). P ’57, 191
Polygyratia. P ’92, 404; ’96, 414;
1900, 388
polygyratus (Euconulus). P 710, 133
Polygyrella. P ’73, 249; 75, 154,
198, 203; ’89, 206; ’90, 299, 300;
92, 400; ’99, 191
polygyrella (Cylindrella). P ’98, 281
_polymnie (Septoria). P
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
polygyrella. Continued.
(Helix). P ’72, 136; ’73, 249;
75, 203; ’89, 206; 790, 300
(Polygyrella). "Pp 75, 154; 90
00
polygyrus (Carcharodon). J I, 147
(Ptychodus). P ’68, 208. J
I, 299
polylepis (Helicops). P ’68, 309. J
III, 181
(Ophicephalus). J XII, 531
(Sebastodes). P ’62, 278
(Sebastopsis). J XII, 548
Polymastodon. P ’87, 282; ’91, 131,
135. J IX, 186, 187, 189, 213, 220,
221, 252, 255
Polymastodontide. P
IX, 213, 221
polymena (Glaucopis). P ’85, 84
Polymera. P ’79, 227
polymera (Denticella). P 1900, 695
(Odontella). P 1900, 695
Polymerostomata. j ii, 61
Polymesoda. P ’60, 267
Polymices. P ’05, 292
Polymita. P ’73, "250, 253; 774, 56;
"75, 147; 792, "395; 98, 68, 265;
1900, 100 |
Polymixia. P ’62, 237
Polymnia. P ’03, 475
87, 286. J
94, 368
Polymechus. P ’56, 23 ;
‘Polemonium. J I, 154
polymorpha (Apex). P ’88, 39
(Carex). P 87, 75
(Carinella). Fk ’01, 669, 673
(Dreissinsia). P 704, 379. J
II, 195
(Favosites). P ’41, 18
(Isthmia). P 1900, 712
(Meyenia). P ’87, 219
(Odontella). P 1900, 712
(Pecopteris). P ’60, 440
(Quereus). P ’73, 351 3
(Scolopendra). P ’61, 11. J
Vv, 20 |
(Spongilla). P ’87, 219
(Stomatopora). P 41, 18;
86, 40 :
Polymorphina. P ’87, 55; 788, 170
polymorphus ( Echinococeus). ¥ "156, 45,
(Gadus). P ’63, 235 4
(Hemiaulus). P 1900, 738, 740.
polymorphus virginicus (Hemiaulus). ‘
P 1900, 740
polymorphus (Lathyrus). P ’63, 60.
re) sea ae
BEN abe so
(Stentor). P ’70, 90; 774, cite
80, 157 :
Polymyxus. P ’98, 427
Polynema. P ’05, 9 vi
polynematicus (Beringius). P 07,
243 5
cide. P ’Gl, 271; °62,
ar 761,. 272
mide. P 61, 271;
71, 98; 99, 344:
y 62, 102;
XII, '530
05, 501.
P 05, 501
ns. P '58, 167; G1, 272;
8; °82, 307; ’85, 126; °97,
(Holocenthrus). P 704,
(Totanus). P ’56, 40
mices. P ’98, 418 fe
10. P ’03, 402; '08, 329, 331,
i; 709, 240; 10, 328-371. J
P 03, 402; 07, 110;
09, 240; 710, 328-371
(Anaitis). P ’09, 339
(Columbella). P ’01, 196
P 65, 274; ’68, ‘265;
115 46, 83, 97; 782, 308;
| (Helix). P
e. P ’10,
(Brachypteryx).
P 66, 246
(Pinnularia). P ’61, 67
. P ‘58, 229, 244; '79,
27; °91, 192, 199
P 73, 336. J II, 155,
a (Archibuteo).
tur). P 75, 94
0). P 75, 94
P 69, 224
oe } 748, 22. J I, 178
ie). 46, do; 755, 263
2 P 60, 500, "507; 64,
68, 247, 271, 272, 282, 291
P 385, 330
3 85, 312
= ?P 02, 185
P ’03, 177- -182, 191
(Maerodactylus). J Ti,
psis. P 66, 267, 270;
07; 91, 263
us. ji, 282, 433; ’51, 242;
>; 91, 189. J III, 150
us (Attacus). P 73, 281
us). P 1900, 550
aus). i ie
20; 784, 12; ’88, 330, 333;
99 >
onoculus). j i, 433. P 91,
P ’10, 295, 308, 320
96, 416
604
P 02,
P ’70, 142
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
799, 344; 1900, 501; 05,
433, 436. P
1085
polyphemus. Continued.
~ (Testudo). j iv, 203, 204, 208;
, 21, 37. P 754, 102, 188, 189;
68, 96; 72, 22; 702; 9384; 03,
554; ’08, 115
(Trionyx). j iv, 207
(Xenobates). J X, 16
polyphragmus (Vermetus). P ’91,
472
Polyphylla. P 754, 218, 222; 759,
288. J ITI, 228-232; IV, 12, 33
polyphylla (Phyllodoce). P ’09, 339
(Sphenopteris). P ’60, 440
Polyphyllide. J III, 228
Polypi. P 755, 375. J III, 135
polypinum (Carchesium). P ’91, 10
Polyplacognatha. P ’92, 391, 403
Polyplacophora. P 1900, 579
Polyplectrum. P ’99, 61
polypleura (Retzia). P ’62, 406
Polypleurus. P 773, 335
Polypodiacee. P 58, 122; 789, 352;
1900, 661
Polypodinee. P ’60, 515
polypodioides (Haliseris). P 05,
695
Polypodium. P ’60, 515; ’63, 80;
768, 182; "84, 96; ’89, 57, 352;
_ 798, 387, 401, 409; 01, 558. J
IIL, 104, 201
Polypogon. P ’62, 88, 333; 709, 488
polypoides (Axinella). P ’84, 205
(Phegopteris). P ’84, 96
Polypora. P ’70, 18
polypora (Nonionina). P ’78, 336
Polyporus. P ’92, 165; 794, 322;
702, 665. J II, 278; ITI, 206, 207-
224
polyporus (Eschrichtius). P _ ’69,
192
polyposus Bawe? o! vi, 160
Polypremum. P ’67,
Polyprion. P 84, ’ 903 92, 261;
07, 251
Polyprionine. P ’07, 250
Polyprosopus. P 764, 207
Polyprotodonta. P 787, 285
Polypterichthys. P ’61, 169; ’84,
161
Polypterus. P ’68, 256, 258, 299;
"82, 307; °85, 129; ’87, 365; 791,
418. J IX, 440
Polyptychus. J IV, 185
polyptychus (Olcostephanus). P ’97,
407
Polyptycodon. P ’68, 185
Polypylis. P ’06, 166
polyrhachis. P ’§2, 264
polyrrhiza (Lemna). P
G; °70, 90
Polysareus. P ’05, 444
polysareus (Naucrates).
68, Biol
P 05, 62
1086
Polyschizus. J II, 7
Polysemia. J VI, 110
Polysiphonia. P "152, 148; ’55, 412
polysita (€icindela). P 08, 506
polyspermum ( Callithamnion | eee g
52, 148; 55, 412
(Chenopodium). P ’77, 108
Polysphincta. P ’03, 82 ~
Polyspilota. P ’03, 706
J XII,
polyspilus (Paralichthys).
555°
polystachya (Acalypha). P ’89, 405
(Spartina). P 1900, 662; ’02,
643; ’09, 379
polystachyon (Eriophorum).
456. J III, 183, 199
polystachyon var. latifolium (Erio-
phorum). P ’93, 214; ’95, 544
polystachyus (Cyperus). P ’89, 360
Polystemma. P 757, 159, 164
Polystichum. P 10, 546, 550
Polysticta. P ’62, 323; ’69, 217
polysticta (Caudisona). "p 65, 191;
66, 309
Polystoma. P ’50, 97
polystoma (Ascidia). j iii, 8
Polystomum. P ’88, 127
polytenia (Hyla). J VIII, 106
polythalama (Nectria). J a 290
Polythalamia. P ’41, 75; 55, 331
polythalamia (Serpula). P ’62, 455,
481
P °07,
Polythoa. P ’68, Biol. 9
Polythorax. P ’76, 258
polythrix (Vespertilio). P
Polytmus. P ’99, 207
polytmus (Aithurus). P ’63, 284
(Trochilus). P ’63, 284
_polytrema (Bdellostoma). P 754,
199
(Polistotrema). P ’07, 461
polytrichia (Exidia). J II, 279
66, 284
ae ae (Carex). P 63, 77%
Polytrichum. P ’55, 445; °63, 95;
02, 665. J ILI, 202
Polyxenes. P ’78, 223
polyxo (Cyathocrinus). P ’79, 310;
"86, 144, 149
(Heterocrinus). P ’71, 310;
779, 293
(Homocrinus). P ’86, 144, 149
(Iocrinus). P ’71, 310; ’79,
295
Polyzoa. P ’45, 282; °70, 15, 16,
18; ’78, 304. J III, 141
polyzona (Echidna). P 1900, 496
Fringilla). P 56, 318; 59,
£
138
FL nl get P 60, 258;
(Murena). P 1900, 496
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
polyzonias
210, 224
Polyzonide. P ’64, 186
polyzonus (Ophibolus). P
’68, 289
Pomacampsis. P ’77, 86
Pomacanthodes. P 62, 244;
Pomacanthus. P ’61, 99;
63, 176; 784, 102;
102
pomacanthus (Mesoprion). P ’62,
236
Pomacentride. P
(Sertularella). P 76,
65, 197;
63, 162
"162, 938;
97, 124; 06,
"92, 271; "Sta
116; ’98, 343; ’99, 119, 358; 1900;
_ 503, 520, 527; 06, 101, 488; 07,
433. J XII, 532
Pomacentrine. P ’59, 147;
Pomacentroide. P ’59, 147; °62, 145
Pomacentrus. P ’59, 147; ’62, 148;
63, 214; °97, 77; 99, 358; 1900,
503; 706, 101. J XII, 533-535
Pomadasys. P ‘83, 286, 350; 797,
75, 110; 705, 504. J XII, 528
63, 214
Pomaderris. P 750, 81
Pomanchia. P ’84, 166
Pomarea. P ’89, 154
pomarii (Hoplodactylus). P ’57, 197 —
pomarinus (Catarractes). P 63, 129 —
(Coprotheres). P ’63, 129 j
(Lestris). P ’61, 243; ’63, 129 —
(Stercorarius). P 61, 1243; E
763, 124, 125, 129; 792, 146; 98, 4
130; 1900, 8 a
Pomataprion. P ’63, 214, 216 j
Pomatia. P °75, 155, 198, 219, 250;
89, 201; ’92, "392 4
pomatia (Helix). P °46, 136; 75
222; °’83, 229; 92, 129; "98, 7Ous
708, 425. J 1, 69
Pomatiopside. P ’06, 565
Pomatiopsine. P ’03, 195 4
Pomatiopsis. P 762, 452; 763, 148; —
72, 115; °96, 495; ’02, 27,
03, 195 4
Pomatoceros. P ’04, 157, 174, 361 —
Pomatoerinus. P ’81, 409 .
Pomatomide. P ’92, 258; ’04, 509 —
Pomatomine. P 762, 431, 443
Pomatomus. P 777, 211; ’92, 258;
04, 509
Pomatopsetta. P ’64, 216, 217
Pomatorhinus. J I, 43
Pomatorhynchus. P ’05, 774
Pomatoschistus. P ’63, 263
Pomatostegus. P 704, 173; 10, 490, —
498-500
pomeranicus (Cyprinus). P ’82, 307
pomeranus (Canis). P 750, 87
(Lanius). P 64, 238
J TH,
Pica
pomeridianum (Anthericum).
103
- Ti lis num. Continued. at BY SF,
& Nae il “68, 173. J
a (Buceulatrix). P ’60,
(Cyelas). P 54, 30
. P 48, 101
(Tornatella). P ’79, 222; ’84,
ilius (Actwon). P °48, 95; ’79,
66
P 99, 350
: P '61, 36; '77, 86, 103,
5; 704, 507; °09, 407; 710, 600
a (Carpocapsa). BP 580,
0
; © 767, 80
(Mytilaspis). P ’99, 275
P "53, 388, 390; 754, 24;
4 59, 3, 158; 60, 20; 761,
65, *g3, 77, 44, 58, 76, 71, 88,
96; 06, 515-519. J III, 47;
216, 219, 220, 242
(Acantharchus). P 710, 602
(Ambloplites). P 61, 95; 765,
3 " (Centrarehus) :
P ’61, 95; °77,
s. ji, 417. P ’57, 200; ’65,
4; °76, 68-71; °77, 44, 60, 84;
85, 410; 06, 513; 10, 602. J
"216, 242, 247
P 64, 254
P 56, 80; 60, 50; "73,
1, 92. J VI, 156
jilide. P ’94, 296; 96, 550;
P 02, 734
« (Nautilus). P72. 2a.
P ’87, 386; 94, 296;
; 97, 236, 242-261, 275;
mpilus (Thynnus). P ’62, 441
latonus. P ’61, 45
osa (Arca). j ii, 267; iv, 78;
wee 48, 96; ’71, 133; 81,
03, 756. J XIII, "470
(Cre oe). P 48, 98;
82, 170
ita). P ’62, 569
. P ’60, 300; ’61, 403
Cyrena). P ’60, 80, 283
Homomya). J VIII, 286, 317
_ (Mactra). j vi, 212, 228. P
| 48, 101; ’80, 21,:24; ’82, 160;
60, 59; °63, 39
* 63, 39
P, 62, 290;
62,
Cye
Noetia). 64, 211
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
1087
ponderosa. Continued.
(Paludina). j ii, 173. P ’62,
594; ’64, 152
(Pinus). P ’63, 76; ’72, 11;
73, 353, 370; ’83, 194; ’98, 46,
314; 703, 5; ’09, 113. J IX, 390
(Schizodesma). P ’54, 30
(Spherodoma). P ’89, 306
(Stromatopora). P ’86, 44, 48
(Vivipara). P ’62, 451, 452
(Viviparus). P ’63, 39
ponderosum (Campaloma). P
495. J XIII, 264
(Dentalium). P ’97, 465-470
(Maerochilus). P ’89, 304, 306
(Pleurocera). P ’63, 310
(Spherium). P ’60, 296, 300
(Triceratium). P 1900, 706
96,
ponderosus (Soleniscus). P ’89, 306
pondiana (Edmondia). J VIII, 306
pondicerianus (Psittacus). P 64,
239
(Rachycentron). J XII, 513
pondicherriensis (Pyrula). P 776,
291; ’82, 219
Ponera. P ’01, 432
ponsonbii (Carinifex). P
ponsonbyi (Polygyra). P
17; 709, 543
‘Pontanella. P
Pontederia. P
1900, 549
Pontederiacee. P ’98, 384
Pontederidacer. P ’60, 514
pontifex (Cottus). P ’83, 162,
pontificalis (Mitra). P 705, 292
(Mitraria). P ’04, 664
pontificeus (Macroceramus). P
207; ’89, 208; 791, 316
Pontinus. P ’85, 394, 402, 403
Pontocaris. P 795, 174, 175, 189,
193, 195
Pontodrilus.
Pontogeneia. P ’01, 151
Pontogeneus. P 67, 154;
69, 6. J VII, 428
Pontonella. P ’79, 422
Pontonema. P ’56, 49. J III, 144
Pontonia. P ’52, 12, 17, 24; ’60,
38; ’78, 95; °79, 422; 793, 119
Pontonie. P ’52, 11
Pontoniide. P ’93, 118
Pontophilus. P ’79, 412, 422;
126; ’95, 144, 182, 191, 195
Pontoporia. ¥ 566, 297; 67, 146;
69, 6; °73, 267. J VII, 435
Poéeetes. P 759, 107; 793, 48, 63;
95, 489; ’96, 141; 798, 83
Poewecetes. P ’66, 84; 68, 83;
62; ’08, 154
Poospiza. P ’59, 107;
83, 149; ’99, 52
81, 109
96, 15,
93, 119
60, 514; °98, 384;
163
58,
P 02, 82
68, 186;
193,
83,
66, 86; ’68,
1088
Popa. P ’01, 287; ’03, 717
popayanus (Cassicus). P ’67, 71
(Ocyalus). P ’67, 71
popeanella (Arcanella). P ’59, 261
popei (Lampsilis). P ’09, 535
(Phacelia). P ’63, 73
(Unio). P 57, 102;
535. J ITI, 316; IV, 372
popenoei (Sassacus). P ’01, 592
popensis (Poteriocrinus). P ’86, 160
(Seaphiocrinus). P ’86, 160
popetue (Caprimulgus). j iv, 261,
262
(Chordeiles). P ’63, 285; ’75,
353; 783, 64
popetue henryi (Chordeiles). P’08, 94
popoagicum (Lambdotherium). J
IX, 272, 319, 380
popocatapetelense (Eupatorium). P
98, 408
popoluea (Argia).
popularis (Verrucaria). P ’63, 96
populator (Dipogon). P ’97, 242
populi (Marsonia). P ’91, 84
(Smerinthus). J IV, 185
populi-alba (Gleosporium). P
370
populifer (Pentacta). P 64, 161
populifolia (Betula). P ’62, 11; ’81,
455; ’94, 165; ’07, 454
(Didymospheria). P
(Viola). P ’03, 696
(Vitis). P. ’53, 278
. populinum (Dicoccum). P ’93, 462
populinus (Polyporus). J III, 209
Ls trie (Crategus). P 705, 607,
(Hololepta). J IV, 31
(Thespesia). P ’89, 368
Populus. P ’58, 265; ’61, 420, 433;
762, 11; °63, 76; °66, 343; ’68,
148; °72, 46; °73, 352; 791, -434;
93, 289; '94, 166; ’98, 42, 312;
1900, 485; ’04, 108; ’05, 2; ’09,
61, 67, 113; 710, 560. J VII, 13;
TX, 145
Poramya.
poraria (Cyprea).
porata (Amnicola).
(Paludina).
porava (Thryssa). P ’97, 65
(Trichosoma). P ’97, 65
porearius (Cynocephalus). P_ 50,
97; °67, 36; °75, 123. J X, 328,
364
poreata (Hispa). P ’47, 161
(Microrhopala). P ’47, 161;
73, 82, 83
porecatum (Nosoderma). P ’53, 285
poreatus (Anolis). P 756, 231
(Balanus);'. P. °63,° 140;-°’01;
145
popeii 09,
P 08, 478
94,
P ’82, 159
P ’05, 292
P °61, 307, 330
j ii, 174
94, 335
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
poreatus. Continued.
(Coluber). j v, 356; vi, 36
(Trox). jv, 198. P ’54, 212
Porcellana. Jj i, 155, 456; viii, 136.
P 60, 25, 27, 20; "See Sis Ss;
227, 228, 231, 241, 242; 62, 563;
"71, 240; °76, 287; 278, 298,: 302,
325; ’79, 405; ’91, 192
porcellana (Bulimella). P ’&8, 36
(Eburnella). P ’88, 36
(Pleurotoma). P ’47, 283. J
I, 114; IX, 151
Porcellanella. P ’58, 229, 243; ’62,
564
Porcellaniade. j viii, 136
Porcellanide. P ’71, 240; ’78, 325;
79, 405
Porcellanidea. P ’58, 241
Porcellanina. P ’76, 287
Porcellanoidea. P ’78, 325; ’79, 405
porcellanum (Pleurotoma). P ’48,
94, 188
P 01, 381
Porcellia. P ’63, 18;- ’89, 298
Porcellus. J IV, 145
J XI, 277, 278, 281
porcinum (Bueccinum). j iv, 126. P
(Ptychosalpinx).
P 69, 65. J
VII, 200, 357, 389
J VIII, 166
84, 99; 785,
porectella (Alucita). P ’75, 33
Porichthys. P ’54, 141, 151; ’62,
poricollis (Podabrus).
porinoides (Merulius).
Porizon. P
P ’85, 38.
Porobronchus. P ’64,, 208
porcellanus (Gelasimus). P ’80, 155
Porcellio. ji, 431. P ’54, 176; ’02,
286, 295, 300-347; ’03, 42
poreina (Buccinum). P ’62, 562
(Carya). P ’80, 348; ’84, 15.
(Melolontha). J III, 253
(Tritia). P ’62, 562
48, 97
(Nassa). P 82, 173
P ’82, 168,
169, 171
porcinus (Nanohyus).
poreulus (Kellia). P ’04, 558
poreus (Chameleolis). P ’64, 168,
(Scorpena). P
395, 398, 403; ’92, 274
Porelline. J V, 142
Poria. P 94, 322
280; °63 170; °83, 291; "85, 52,
. 55; ’99, 361
P 52, 49
Porinide. J V, 113, 138, 144
Porinine. J V, 142
J Til, 215
Porites. P ’88, 303; ’90, 305; ’91,
75, 144
Pornotrips.
Poroblattina.
porocephala (Ovhiocara). P
510. J XII, 550 iat
05,
Te ee ee ee ce
reas Oe
ephalus. P °50, 97 ~——
166
65, 145; °85, 298
oides-pinicola (Polyporus). J
209
romya. P 77, 23
omyide. P 05, 13
¢ jv, 7. P ’72, 229; ’90,
P ’62, 126, 331; 777,
06, 119; 709,
; Be stu,
- (Tetraclita). P ’90, 443
osa patellaris (Tetraclita). P
P 68, 189
P 51, 312;
68, 246
P 54,
( Tomopterna)
ollis (Donacia).
ee
seine (Rana). P
simus (Batrachus).
; 83, 291; ’85, 56, 57
(Porichthys). P °54, 141; °62,
D; 783, 291; ’85, 56
pora. P 02, 18; °05, 89
: P ’79, 97, 105
(Batrachus). P 754, 141;
56
Crocodilus). P ’60, 549
_ (Esox). P ’85, 370, 375
(Helodesmus). P ’96, 262
Ophryastes). J IV, 39
-(Porichthys).
, 56; 799, 361
theleum. x III, 214
cia. P 1900, 687, 731
; pt ydium. P 70, Biol. 10
rphyra. P ’55 413
lyraspis. P ’73, 76
atainia (Scolopendra). re
761, 15
hyrea (Amastra). P 788, 48
(Laminella). P ’88, 48
yreus (Phyllodactylus). P ’60,
ogg P ’61, 60.
. J VIII, "328
a (Oliva). P ’59, 332
hvac (Pseudechis). P ’86,
300
rp hyrio. P 59, 175; °70, 86; °75,
edd 05, 757, 758
phyrio (Fulica). P ’05, 758
(Gentiana). P ’07, 455
_ (Porphyrio). P ’05, 758
sob ola. P ’05, 758
ite. P 97, 435
itica (Salamandra). P 56,
“Mae 206; 69, 108. J I, 287,
; III, 351
iticum (Ambystoma). P ’56,
69
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
P 53, 349°
P 54, 141; ’85,
J V, 80
1089
Biokt: 67, 206. J HI,
351.
porphyriticus (Gyrinophilus). P ’69,
, 117; ’83, 24; ’95, 401; 1900,
(Salamandra). P ’08, 126
(Spelerpes).
CPriton). °° P
100. J I, 285; ITT, 351
Porphyrocoma. P 58, 132
porphyrolema (Apalis). P 705, 773
porphyroleuca (Jungermannia). © P
69, 22
59, 123;
Porphyrophora. P ’99, 26
porphyrostoma (Amastra).
Porphyrula. P ’05, 757
Porphyry. P ’90, 82; ’92, 180; ’97,
429; 703, 398
Porpita. P 7 78, 276, 309
Porpite. P 78, 309
porrecta (Brachypodella). Pree;
278
0
P ’88, 48
(Crategus). P ’10, 158, 162
(Glycimeris). P 754, 29; ’62,
572
(Gongylostoma). P ’98, 269
(Goniobasis). P ’63, 155; ’
48. J. VI, 139
(Panopea). P 748, 103; ’62,
572; °80, 21, 24; ’82, 160
(Taheitia).. J IX, 107, 110
(Trachelia). P ’98, 269
(Truneatella). J IX, 107
porrectoides (Panopea). P ’96, 478
porrectus (Ctenodus). P ’83, 110 -
(Nothiophilus). P ’43, 296
(Unio). J II, 296
pors (Cynocephalus).
portellii (Melania). P ’64, 27
portere (Ashmunella). P
porteri (Crategus). P ’05, 585, 600
(Melica). P ’85, 41, 44
porteriana (Viola). P 08, 683, 696
porterianum (Panicum). P _ 1900,
485, 487
portesiana (Lucina). P ’72, 84
Portheus. P ’72, 281; °’73, 337
Porthidium. P ’71, 206, 207. J
VIII, 149, 151
Porthmeus. P ’63, 167; 706, 116
portia (Palopleura). P ’99, 229, 233
portlandica (Astarte). P 772, 246
(Nucula). P 748, 102
(Yoldia). P ’61, 97
eae (Productus). J III,
15,
portlekii (Griffithides). P ’65, 268
(Phillipsia). P ’65, 268
portoricense (Spherium). Pe
415; 762, 34
_ portoricensis (Brachypodella). P
98, 278
1090
portoricensis. Continued.
(Calliandra). P ’89, 375
(Chilonyeteris). P ’02, 400;
04, 183, 199, 200
(Columba). P ’60, 377
(Icterus). P ’67, 58
prepare a5 Pini SOG: OTS
"63, 327
(Pendulinus). P ’67, 58
(Picus).. P ’60, 377
(Simpulopsis). P ’74, 43
Portulaca. j i, 119. P ’60, 302;
76, 159; °77,
82, 221; 83,
193, 307;
67, 18; 75, 329;
287; ’78, 40, 333;
84; °89, 366; ’91, 279;
702, 651, 661, 667
Portulacacee. xr 58, 127; 760, 145;
63, 59; ’84, 81; ’98, 386, 388, 393,
402. J III, 84
portulacastrum (Sesuvium). P ’67,
~ 18; ’89, 366; ’98, 378; ’05, 696,
698; ’09, 486
Portulacee. j i, 113. P ’60, 302;
89, 366
Portunide. j viii, 117. P ’52, 84;
~ 8, 38; 771, 239;.°78, 319; °79,
398
Portunus. j i, 61, 97, 443. P 50,
29; 758, 38, 39; ’78, 320; ’79, 398;
791, 190, 192
porulosa (Forestiera). P ’05, 700
(Scintilla). P ’72, 225
porus (Lonchodes). P 04, 40
(Myronides). .P 04, 38
Porzana. P ’59, 108; 64, 69; 66,
985. '71,. 35;., °75, "358; 83, 67;
93, 23, 35, 60; 94, 131, 132, 142-
147; ’95, 473; ’98, 498
porzana (Ortygometra). P ’70, 86
(Porzana). P 794, 143
(Rallus). P ’70, 86; 794, 132,
143
Porzanula. P ‘94, 131, 132, 133, 147
Poseidon. P 757, 159
Posidippus. P ’05, 807
Posidonia. P 56, 78; ’57, 149, 150;
59, 297; °63, 188. J II, 194, 203,
205; V, 175
Posidonomya. P 743, 250, 251; 762,
420; ’63, 10; ’68, 177; ’90, 458.
J II, 203, 204; VIII, 320
posoka (Nemognatha). P ’08, 622
(Zonitis). P ’08, 622
Posoqueria. P ’58, 134
postelliana (Helix). P ’71, 147;
89, 205
(Polygyra). P 75, 154; ’76,
188; ’09, 543
postellii (Goniobasis). P 64, 27. J
V, 343
(Melania). P ’58, 166; ’64,
27. J V, 343
posthuma (Coryna). P
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
postellii. Continued.
(Pleurocera). P
(Trypanostoma).
63, 311. J V, 286
1 Waloks P ’58, 165. J IV,
posterus (Tachysphex). P ’93, 507,
510
08, 604
(Mylabris). P ’08, 604
postica (Blabera). P ’06, 272
(Clivina). P ’57, 82
(Cryptops). j ii, 112, P 702,
J V, 36
(Echeneis). P ’62, 240
(Neriene). P ’09, 206
(Opisthemega). P ’02, 41. J
35
’
(Theatops). J V, 36
(Volucella). j vi, 166
posticalis (oye ae
posticata (Cynorta).
(Dasyllis). P 795, 324
(Lycosa). P ’04, 184
— (Notaphus). P 743, 297,
posticus (Blaberus). P ’06, 272 dl
(Chlenius). P 56, 25, 27. J
IV, 29 :
(Dendrocrinus). P ’79, 300 :
(Limonius). P °44, 158 ;
(Notaphus). P 757, 5 "
(Poteriocrinus). P ’79, 300
(Semotilus). P ’83, 157 2
(Squalius). P ’83, 157 4
(Theatops). P ’02, 40 *
pare (Brechmorhoga). P ’08,
48
postremum (Bembidium). P ’57, 5 3
postrostrata (Gratidia). P 704, 3. 4
(Paraclonaria). P ’04, 83
63, 311
P 62, 171;
41.
P '57, 9°
P 09, 226
Awe
postsuleata (Pholadomya). P 05,
13. J IV, 276 a
postulosus (Unio). P ’60, 155 3
Potadoma. P 63, 317; 64, 24, 30, 3
42; 65, 21, 23 .
Potamalosa. P ’99, 333, 334, 475
Potamanax. P ’92, 340 M
P 62, 367, 372, 401 ®
Potamanthus.
Potamere. P 89, 357 ‘e
Potamia. j viii, 119. P 50, 24, 275 =
80, 34 Re
Potamida. P ’53, 267 @
Potamides. P ’91, 145; ’93, 220; —
99, 80; ’01, 392; °10, 487
Potamidine. P ’83, 173, 176
Potamilla. P ’04, 159
Potamobius. P ’52, 11
P ’58, 100; ’61, 373
Potamoearcinus.
Potamocherus. P 78) 51
Potamocottus. P ’62, 332; 765, shy.
"77, 44, 56, 92. J VI, 295
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 1091
idee. P 282 328ty 192, 292 ; poulsoni. Continued.
con. 742, 170; ’60, 304, (Hinnita). j vii, 182
|, 307; 09, 393, 395 (Janira). P ’57, 166; ’81, 417
P’ ’87, 180, 269 _ (Meretrix). P 754, 30
nya. P ’60, 130, 312, 432; (Monotis). P °46, 23°
432, 433; 74, 26. J VII, 13 (Neithea). P 54, 30
ma. P 56, 49 (Peeten). j viii, 218. P ’47,
P 60, 267; ’61, 26 281; °48, 104; °55, 257; °65, 184;
8 P 66, 415° 80, 366, 368; ’81, 158, 417; ’01,
1m. P 73, 286; °91, 327, 514. J I, 112; IX, 143, 145, 150
‘ 8; v7, 361; 03, 780; 106, 125 (Pleurotomaria). j viii, 270
} esa » P 06, 306 Pourretia. P ’58, 122
ue ogo . es, 160 pourtalesi (Belemnocrinus). P ’86
08, 461 138 :
nerium. *? 96, 385. J XI, | pourtalesii (Crania). P ’73, 199
Pouschkinite. P ’97, 442
: — P 03, 498 poutassou (Merlangus). P ’92, 276
en se macodon). J IX, 216 - (Pollachius). P 92, 276
e¢ — P 52, 117. J | poweliana (Loxonema). J II, 194
powelii (Navicula). P ’61, 65
entil j vii, 20. P ’60, 145, | powellii (Balistes). P ’70, 120;
, 63, 61, 94; °67, 19; 773, 84, 99
"TT, 106; ga, 83; 286, 345; (Unio). P 53, 255
95, 544; 98, 25, 300, | powisianus (Polinices). P °04, 24
2 10, 545, 564. J | poyas (Goniloba). P 66, 337
Praceoces. P 768, 281
erinide. P °79, 285; ’81,| Pradocrinus. P ’61, 133; °81, 265,
eT Z
"85, 237- 295; 86, 110- 302, 304, 409
2 ira? 186; ’87, 112; 88, 354- | prealta (Kaliella). P ’01, 547
58; ot 355-385 precelsis (Chrysomela). P 756, 35;
nites. P 69, 137, 138; "73, 48, 49
70, 26-29; 71, 310; 79, 327; 86, precincta (Turritella). P 64, 211
‘115, 158 precisus (Clinus). Pb ’64, 210
fiocrinus. P ’60, 394; ’61, 137; (Eumesogrammus). P 64, 210
, 139, 145, 152, 155; ’68, 336- (Sticheus). P ’64, 210
( 71, 314; 79, 226, 232, 268- | preclara (Clausilia). P 93, 499,
4; 82, 18-34; 85, 233, 262, 502
91; 86, 68, 76- ’81, 114- 170; 90, (Trimerotropis). P ’06, 387
8, 345, 381. J IL, 89-92 ‘| Praeoces. P ’69, 193-196, 201-210
‘iw "(Cyathocrinites). P ’70, | precompressirostra (Ostrea). P "95,
146
iasgadeuc)) P 79, 310 precontatrix (Theopropus). P ’03,
(Phygadeuon). P ’94, 187 717
hos. ji, 23. P ’58, 123 precox (Aira). P 1900, 662
mirum (haces P 94, 406 (Barbarea). P ’92, 169-171
ode P61, (Brechmorhoga). P ’08, 487,
(Chemaitsia). J Viti, 489
(Gyrostachys). P 1900, 664
J VIII, 315 (Odynerus). P 702, 63
. P 65, 26 (Paspalum). P ’86, 284
P '64, 42; 65, (Senecio). P ‘98, 392, 373
26 (Spiranthes). P 1900, 664
: (AMfelania), P 64, 42 precursor (Actinocrinus). P ’81, 354
(Aster). P °98, 378 (Dentalium). P °97, 467, 472
(Carduus). P 92, 864 (Dibelodon). P ’93, 202
tous (Pleuronectes). P ’05, 521 (Doryerinus). P 81, 354
sii ( , P 59, 102 (Mastodon). P ’93, 203 —
793, 217 _
tt predator (Tachytes). P 93, 499,
si eee aE se P ’81, 460 502
predatorius (Sturnus). j iv, 31. P
a): > 48, 99. J 66, 10
Predatrix. P ’63, 128
' preparca (Venus).
209
>
|
1092
pregustator SNe ear j i, 395
(Oniseus). j i,
prelonga (Eurinea). » 53, 256
(Mya). P ’48, 102
(Natica). J VIII, 315
(Prisconatica). J VIII, 278,
314
prelongus (Euceramus). P ’78, 298,
325; ’79, 408
(Unio). P 753, 256
prelustris (Philodromus). P_ ’92,
59
prematurella (Cosmiotes). P . ’60,
172
prematurus (Marsupiocrinus). P
785, 337
(Platyerinus). P ’85, 337
premorsa (Anculotus). P ’64, 101
(Coptacra). P ’02, 636
(Viola). J III, 82
prenodontoides (Unio). P ’96, 569
prenuntius (Platycrinus). P ’78,
244, 249; ’81, 248
preopercularis (Epinephelus). J
XII, 524
(Serranus). J XII, 524
j ii, 27. P 51,
prepulchra (Erigone). P ’05, 315
prerosa (Anculosa). P ’64, 101,
152; ’65, 35; ’96, 500
(Anculotus). P ’64, 101
; (Leptoxis). P ’64, 102; 765,
(Melania). j ii, 77... P 64,
101
prerupta (Buccinum). P ’62, 562
(Nassa). P ’82, 173
(Tritia). P ’62, 562
‘ preruptum (Buccinum). f adie:
308; °48, 97
‘ presignis (Ameiva). P ’62, 67
(Anolis). J VIII, 157
(Aristelliger),- P-’61, 496;
94, 440, 441
(Cnemidophorus). P 52, 129;
62, 67
(Hemidactylus). P 756, 222;
60, 480; ’61, 496
prestans (Crategus). P ’10, 158,
163
(Leptophis).. P ’94, 204. J
VIII, 133 .
(Thrasops). P ’68, 309
(Valsa). P ’77, 117
B siaepere- (Bryobia). P ’01, 596
(Calandra). P ’75, 351
(Grus). -P.’75, 353
(Myonomes). P ’74, 189
‘preteninus’ (Caricella). P 746, 22;
748, 97
(Mactra). P ’48, 101°
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
preterissima (Feronia). P ’73, 317
pretexta (Brachys). P ’73, 333
(Colaspis). P ’73, 44
(Chama). P ’72, 119
(Cincindela). P ’54, 220
(Eurylepta). P ’57, 20
(Navicula). P ’90, 444
pretextata (Cicindela). IV, 27
(Coecinella). P 747, 180
pretextatum (Spheridium). } e -
190
pretextatus (Exochomus). P ’47,
pretincta (Rosa). P ’04, Bs 112
preustus (Carangoides). 05, 82
prevarum (Enallagma). P 08, 460,
481, 486
Pragmitis. P ’77, 109
prairiensis (Goniobasis). P 62,
264; ’64, 43. J V, 299
Praocini. P ’66, 400
Praotherium. J XI, 209
prasina (Carex). P ’87, 71
(Hormilia). P ’04, 542.
(Hylia). P ’59, 40; ’99, 41
(Melanophila). ’p 73, 89 :
(Sylvia). P 755, 825; 59, 4074
99, 41 )
prasinata (Melania). P ’63, 311
prasinatum (Pleurocera). P 63,
309, 311 9
prasinella (Chrysomela). P ’61, 858
(Phedon). P ’61, 358 :
(Plagiodera). P "73, ok 53
_
gate
prasinipes (Scolopendra).
prasinolineata (Squilla). Pp ‘OL, 184,
199; 93, 108
prasinus (Achatinella). P ./88,. 30
(Aulacoramphis). P 67, 120
(Chaleolepidius). P 744, 153 —
(Chlenius). P 743, 296; 56,
25 i.
(Dendrophis). P ’57, 181
(Dryophis). P ’60, 554; .
181, 694
(Euplectrotettix). P ’06, 40 %
(Proctotretus). P "68, 120 Fe
(Pteroglossus). P a
67, 120 -
(Steirodon). P 705, 807 ~ a
(Tragops). P ’60, 554 4
(Unio). P ’41, 19; 53, 253,
255, 265 3
praslinensis (Melichthys). P ’82,
282 ‘
- Prasmus. P ’06, 331 a
Prasocuris. P 773, 46, 51 ae
pratenanus (Platyerinus). P ’81,
248 Late
pratense (Phleum). P ’84,95
(Trifolium). P 760, 199; Ri,
354; 793, 308
‘ae BIG > =:
sis (Agreea). P92, 23
(Alopesurus). P °63,’ 79;
japonicus
is (Cardamine). P
: 182, 186
sis var. alpina (Cardamine).
208
sis aA — (Cardamine).
ex). P 55, 265;
Cyrene). P
beriza).
709, 223
j iv, 64
792, 49;
P 52, 1384
P 792, 64; ’03, 650,
eg 303; 708, 164, 225, 226,
ee. Lg fae 261, 263
rina). iv, 65.
)8, 263
ticola. P ’89, 202; ’91, 313
olella. P *92, 400; ’99, 394;
}, 762; 706, 124, 125; 07, 193°
i (Unio). 2s IV, 47, 206
atincol: Pe 766, 317; 59, 39;
62, 316; ’89, 78- 80, 148; 99, (50;
705, 770
tincola (Eleocharis). P
_ (Rosa). P 704, 115
Peceerix). P 46, 47;
762, 313; ’63, 153; 66, 49;
05, 689. J 1,°28; H, 261
cola furcata (Strix). P
neola perlata (Strix). P
atincola (Viola). P_ ’03, 696
torum (Bombus). P ’96, 41
_ (Henlea). P 710, 20
_(Orphulella). P 404, 776,
85; onde 36, 53; 06,” 366;
nus “(Platycrinus). P
(Forbesiocrinus). P
ocrinus). P ’81, 296
tycrinus). P 81, 248
a (Pleurotomaria). by 60, 459
enianum (Eriogonum). J
INDEX TO GENERA, ‘SPECIES, ETC.
“a
(Anthus). P
60, 145.
94,
04, 129
09, 489
59, 190;
71,
290, 125; ’92, 112; °95, 480;
90,
90,
177,
07,
60,
81,
?
1093
prattenianus (Productus). P ’59, 8-
24; ’88, 227. J ITI, 17, 22
prattenii (Mimulus). J III, 98
(Stachys). J III, 100
prattii (Unio). P ’58, 166
prava (Diplommatina). P ’05, 727
pravus (Adocus). P ’68, 236
(Dysodus). P ’79, 188, 189
(Emys). P 756, 3038
(Xenodolamia). J VIII, 251
Praxilla. P ’03, 485
Praxillella. P ’06, 503
prayensis (Pseudopeneus). P 85,
vers (Phenacomys). P 708, 404,
6
precesee (Abrus). P ’89; 377,
37
preciosa (Argentina). P ’62, 14
precipua (Rhynchonella). P ’62, 409
Precis. P ’85, 86
precursor (Fulgur). P
(Volutilithes). P
95, 114; ’07, 230
predatorius (Sturnus). P 775, 351
pre-exilis (Pyramidella). P 795, 127
prehensilis (Capromys). j iv, 11, 15
preissii (Actinobolus). P ’72, 254
Premnas. P ’63, 214. J XII, 532
premora (Crategus). P ’05, 635
Prenanthes. P ’02, 664; ’04, 603
prenanthis (Aleyrodes).
prenanthoides (Aster). P
(Campanula). J III, 93
prensor (Pandalus). P 60, 37
Prepodesmus. P 96, 258, 263
presaga (Diomedea). P ‘66, 185 .
presasiana (Urocoptis). P ’98, 274
presbyteroides (Atherina). P 707,
425
02, 506
90, 397;
P °73, 102
pressicornis (Eobasileus). 4
8, 109
pressum (Scalpellum). P
pressus (Euomphalus). P 765, 132
(Unio). P 754, 249; ’60, 155;
96, 506. J IV, 48; V, 423.
prestensis (Salenia). P ’90, 455
prestoni (Opeas). P 704, 638
prestoniana (Goniobasis). P 765, 25.
J VI, 137
pretexta (Colaspis).
pretiosa (Argentina). P ’54, 155
(Claravis). P 799, 203°
(Mitra). P 704, 13
(Pepsis). P ’97, 282
i pacaamncnante). P 99, 245,
248, 251
(Rana). P 53, 878; 754, 62;
83, 16, 20
’(Sarinda). P 09, 225
pretiosula (Seala). J VIII, 192
pretiosus (Calicurgus). P "97, 279
j iii, 442
1094
pretiosus. Continued.
ef ae aaah
J I, 255
(Molossus). tag
(Ruvettus). P
341
(Tragulus). P
pretus (Euchromia). P ’60, 546
(Horamia). P ’60, 546
prevosti (Lampornis). P ’90, 207
prevostiana (Gerarda). P ’62, 1
prevostianus (Unio). P ’53, 255
prevostii (Amblycereus). P ’67, 73
(Amblyramphus). P ’67, 73
(Amphitherium). P ’87, 283;
88, 295; J IX, 191-193, 228
(Amphitylus). J IX, 193
prevostii harrisoni (Sciurus). P ’02,
132
prevostii rafflesii (Sciurus). P 702,
33
P '47, 174.
02, 396
62, 126; 98,
02, 143, 144
Prexaspes, P ’04, 105
Priacanthi. P ’61, 45
Priacanthide. P ’89, 159;
107. J XII, 524
Priacanthopsis. P ’06, 122
Priacanthus. P ’62, 132, 242; ’63,
177, 182, 332; ’64, 189; ’70, 119,
121; ’82, 305; ’89, 160-163; °97,
74, 107. J XII, 524
Priacodon. P ’87, 287. J IX,
229, 247-249
Priamphus. P ’66, 167
prianomus (Rhinodoras). P ’74, 134
Priapulus. P ’63, 141
priapus (Holothuria). P ’63, 141
pricei (Crotalus). P ’01, 101, 108
prideauxii (Eupagurus). P 758, 237
97, 74,
187,
(Pagurus). P ’50, 29; ’58, 237
Priene. P ’04, 22
prima (Cerithioderma). P ’79, 215.
J IV, 295
(Cylindrella). P ’82, 107
(Dentiterebra). P ’87, 52.
(Venericardia). P ’65, 184
primevium (Macrochilus). P_ ’89,
309
primevus (Arctocyon). P ’$0, 52, 59
(Canis). P ’54, 200. J III,
166; VII, 356; IX, 453
(Drepanodon). P ’57, 176. J
VII, 20, 54, 356, 367
(Hoplophoneus). P ’79, 171
(Machairodus). P ’51, 329;
53, 392; °54, 156; 57, 90, 158,
176; ’58, 158. J VII, 54, 60, 367
(Phenacodus). P ’92, 427. J
IX, 328
(Sauropus). P ’52, 105; ’55,
380; ’79, 165. J II, 187
(Speothus). P ’79, 185
primagenia (Laurus). P ’58, 265
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Primalia. P ’63, 116
primana (Filaria). P ’90, 410
primaria (Hopha). J III, 286
primigenius (Bos). P ’97, 489, J
I, 18
(Elephas). P. 68, 292; '74,
221; 782, 202; '94, 68 J VET,
239; VIII, 213: TX, 392, 453
primigenius americanus (Elephas).
Fee ay
primigenius (Equus). P ’58, 11
(Euelephas). J VII, 398
(Notidanus). P ’67, 141. J
I, 195; VIII, 254
primitiva (Llaveia). P ’99, 260
(Ortonia). P ’99, 259
primnoa (Podisma). P ’02, 637
primogenia’ (Spherodoma). P ’89, —
306, 309 -
(Stylifer). P ’89, 306 ;
primogenium (Macrochilus). P ’89,
306
primogenius (Bos). P 746, 93
(Elephas). P °42, 216
(Soleniscus). P ’89, 306
primoli (Sittace). J III, 153
primordialis (Theca). P ’87, 19
primoria (Hoplia). P ’59, 71
Primotus. P ‘85, 377
Primula. P 758, 130;
138; °84, 88
Primulacee. vii, 48. P 758, 130; q
60, 303; °63, 70; ’84, 88; 789,
389; 93,’ 291;) 98, "381; 1906, 668.
J IIT, 94, 184 ka
primulefolia (Viola). P 7’60, 199; ©
1900, 486; ’03, 668, 669, 682, 691,
692, 696 a
primulefolia boscii (Viola). P 703,
cordata (Viola). P
63, 70; 779, q
668
primulefolia
03, 668
primus (Didymictes). P ’92, 320, 3
(Leptarectus). P ’56, 311; °57 ‘i
90, 157, 158; 758, 158. J Be
20, 28, 70, 356, 370 oi
princépoides ’ (Pecten). P 781, 419 @
princeps (Ammodramus). P
139, 142 a
» (Amba). P ’74, 14, 143; ’78,
” ” Caieceualle tae P 63, 90
(Aplexa). P ’91, 325
(Calospheria). P ’77, 117
(Caulolatilus). P ’65, 68; 780,
13-19 a
(Conus). P 59, 332
(Epitheca).P ’62, 400, 402
(Fasciolaria), P ’01, 552
(Gelasimus). P ’80, 138 —_
(Hippotherium). P ’90, 18
(Hololepta). P 59, 310
“(Hyraehyus)..
Latilus). P
Melanopsis).
Continued. =
“J IX, 366
(Lagomys). j vii, 345. P ’68,2
65, 68; °80, 13-
«eel j vii, 354
P °63, 34
~ (Monotis). 239
a 91, 317
(Oxystyla). P °10, 503
Phileus). P 92, 74
Physa). P ’46, 66; 91, 325
Rhynchonella). P 97, 426
Sabinea). P 95, 188
_ (Symplectes).
_(essiphone).
oma
a ae tis).
P 55, 439
P °89, 153
P 90, 469
P 98, 275
= _(Zapus). P 94, 422; °08, 404
(Anas).
iAnblia). .
(Emberiza).
‘ (Equus). P
< ?
_ (Hippidion).
_ (Microtus).
’ 205
(Muscipeta).
sipalis (Campep
7; "78, 22; ’95, 484. J XIII, 138
_ (Protohippus).
(Seala). J VIII, 193
Sealaria). J VIII, 193
(Turbo). J VIII, 193
P 775, 356
63, 48; 78, 24;
“9 8s, 431; 95, 404; 03, 554;
1
brunneus -(Anolis). P
hilus). P 75,
P '59, 136
"70, 127. J VIL,
P 70, 127
P 96, 382. J
P 59, 49
(Pius). j iii, 367. P 75,
P 70, 127
-(Vidua). P 759, 136
(Elgaria). P 52, 175
Garthonctus). P 98) 63-66
_ (Sulis). P 63, 180
rineipoides (Pecten). P ’62, 581
i 56, 318; 59, 38, 40;
687; °05, 773
des (Cisticola). P -05, 772
_(Quereus). P 780, 129; ’85,
5; 04, 605; °07, 454; 710, 546,
8, 562
P 82, 218; ’86,
01, 360; ’07, 454; 710, 562
us monticola (Quereus). P ’89,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 1095
sa palustris (Quereus). P ’01,
Priocella. P ’66, 29, 135, 137
Priocera. P 45, 268
Priocnemis. P ’94, 297; °’97, 266-
275; ’99, 197-199
Priofinus. P ’46, 118, 142; ’66, 135,
192, 194; ’69, 212
Prion. P ’66, 162, 164, 165, 167;
69, 200, 202; 70, 85
Prionace. P 97, 56; 704,505; 708, 62
Prionacris. P 07, 176
Prionaptera. J I, 167
Prionee. P 66, 134, 162, 171, 191;
69, 213
Prioni. J I, 312, 313
Prionide. J I, 312
Prionidus. P ’05, 198
Prionites. P ’60, 136
Prioniturus. P ’53, 373; ’99, 43. J
III, 155
Prionobutis. P ’97, 84
prionocera (Zonitis). P ’08, 622
Prionocrangon. P 795, 174, 188, 193
Prionocyphon. P ’66, 347
Prionodactylus. P 98, 101, 103, 104
prionodera (Corticaria). P 55, 300
Prionodes. P ’97, 106; ’07, 264
Prionodon. P 89, 230, 237. J
VIII, 254
prionodon (Carcharias). P ’64, 262,
264
(Squalus). P ’64, 264
Prionolabis. P ’59, 239
Prionolopha. P ’07, 169, 170
Priononyx. P ’97, 378
Prionopide. P 705, 774
Prionops. P ’67, 215
Prionospio. P ’07, 195
prionota (Hippolyte). P ’64, 153;
93, 117
Prionotus. P ’63,, 180; ’77, 207;
782, 277; ’83, 292; ’84, 103; ’97,
132; ’03, 336; 704, 511; ’08, 620;
709, 407; 7°10, 601
Prionurus. P ’62, 242
Prionus. j iii, 326. P ’46, 125; ’62,
43; ’66, 349; ’78, 314. J U1, 100,
106-112, 177; IV, 40
Prionyehus. P ’59, 78. J IV, 11,
38
priosepala (Viola). P ’03, 696
Priotelus. P ’70, 88
pririt (Batis). P ’89, 146
(Muscicapa). P ’67, 219
prisea (Acteonema). P ’65, 73. J
IX, 121
(Atrypa). P ’41, 18; °42, 178
(Balena). P 51, 8308: ’67,
132; ’69, 10, 11. J VII, 441
(Bolenoptera). P ’67, 144;
68, 193; ’69, 11. J VII, 441
1096
prisca. Continued.
(Cavea). P ’05,5. J V, 175
(Cyelas). P ’60, 296
(Oliva). P ’82, 209
(Pentacrinites). P ’41, 18
(Retepora). P ’41, 18
(Spherodoma). P ’89, 306
(Sphyrna). P ’67, 142. J I,
194
(Turbinella). J IX, 135
(Voluta). P '46, 22. J
135
Priscodelphinus. P
377; ’67, 144, 145;
191; ’69, 6, 10;
VII, 433
Priscofusus.
priscolatrans (Canis).
280
Prisconaia. P
Prisconatica. J VIII, 277, 314
priscum (Macrochilus). P ’89, 306
(Oreodon). P ’51, 288, 327.
J VII, 379
priscus (Apedodus). J III, 165
(Bison). P ’52, 117; ’54, 210;
67, 85; 797, 490. J VII, 357, 371
(Bos). P ’52, 117. J VII, 372
(Chriacus). P 792, 296
(Compsosaurus). P
(Ereptodon). P
VII, 263, 358, 413; XI, ’219
(Eschrichtius). P 69, LOS 10.
J VII, 441
(Glyptocrinus). P ’81, 363
(Hadrodus). P ’57, 167
(Melampus). P ’60, 315
1x;
51, 826; 53,
168, 186, 187,
08, 24, 28. J
P '65, 73. J VIII, 326
J XI, 227,
70, 42
(Mylognathus). P 756, 312;
57, 90
(Oreodon). P 754, 157; ’57, 89
(Ovibos). J VII, 374
(Paleosaurus). P ’56, 255
(Pliogonodon). P ’56, 255
(Pontogeneus). P 767, 155;
68, 186; 69, 6. J VII, 428
(Procyon). P ’70, 13. J II,
169; VII, 356, 370
(Protochriacus). P ’92, 296
(Solen). P ’62, 422
(Taxocrinus). P ’86, 68
(Telmatornis). P ’70, 5
. (Trionyx). P 751, $29;
279;
69,
(Unio). P 56, 117,
432; ’71, 182
(Ursus). P ’82, 287
prismatica (Iris). P ’07, 456
prismaticus (Cupressocrinus), FP: "86,
06
(Protochoerus). P 752, 5, 57;
56, 140. J III, 170; VII, 383
Prisodon. P ’53, 248, 267, 368, 376;
60,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
hi 53, 85, 90. J II, 299; V, 206,
377; VI, 287
Prisopus. Pp 04, 105; ’05, 840
Pristes. P ’68, 257, 263
Pristiapogon. P ’06, 527
Pristide. P ’05, 459; ’06, 80;
469
pristiformis (Merisca). P ’01, 400
(Tellina). P ’01, 400
Pristigaster. P ’61, 38;
pristigaster (Potamorhina).
306
Pristiloma. P ’89, 191, 198;
120, 185-187; 702, 593
Pristilophus. P 745, 216; ’52, 68
Pristina. P 750, 34; ’89, 191. J
II, 44
pristinum (Arctotherium). P 795,
447. J XI, 220
pristinus (Arctodon).
388
(Arctodus). P
VII, 370; Xi, 220
(Chameleo). P
(Crocodilus). P
(Hyboecrinus). P
(Ursus). P
221, 226
Pristiopsis. P ’05, 459
Pristipoma. P ’57, 178; ’61, 105;
62, 238, 256; 781, 114; 783, 286
pristipoma (Dentex). P ’61, 94
Pristipomatine. P ’62, 253
Pristipomoides. P ’61, 94
Pristis. P ’46, 43; ’55, 414; 763,
179; °77, 179, 181, 190, 217; ."aR
308; ’84, 101; ’05, 459, 460; 706,
10,
99,
54, 90. J
"72, 297
68, 179
79, 298
80; ’10, 469. J I, 11, 299; VIII, —
252
pristis (Acanthodes). P ’10, 663
(Pristis). P ’84, 101
(Squalus). P ’05, 459, 460
(Tellina). P 701, 401
Pristiurus. P ’01, 329; 708, 53
Pristocantharus. P 762, 256
Pristodactyla. P
356; ’60, 317, 318; °66, 346. om
i ta at 13, 4 q
pristodontus (Corax). P °46, 42
(Galeocerdo). J I, 192 .
(Galeus). j viii, 219
Pristomerus. P ’73, 388; ’78, 370
Pristonotus. P ’68, 122, 123
Pristonychus. P 744, 52; 754, 38
Pristopoma. P ’97, 75;
Pristoscelis. P 766, 348-350, 358
Priva. P ’98, 390
Privatula. P 1900, 593, 606
Proailurus.
241, 242
Proamblys. P
proavus (Mastodon).
62, 236
P 74, 299 -
J VII, 356,.
96, 383. J XI,
54, 36, 37; 5B, |
99, 350, 351
P ’89, 218, 223-226, 229,
—— *
nt) ae ee
(Clausilia). P ’01, 654, 655;
(Dipena). P ’09, 205
(Pruticicola).
ee). “ ~~. 2
ag rigone 05, 312
Shain (Archosargus). ig
"77, 210
—" (Gongylidium). P06,
batus (Erigone). P ’05, 312
(GEdothorax). P ’05, 312
_ (Tmeticus). P ’05, 312
ema (Asteracanthion). P ’63,
pee olemorphina). P 87, 55
oblemati (Diplommatina). Pr
“
bo
vw
©
~ '(Natiea). P 708, 556, 558
Pseudosubulina). P 710, 520
_ (Pupa). P ’87, 146
ematicus (Hybocystites). P
86, 127
(Inoceramus). P 756, 267-269,
285; ’57, 111, 112, 119, 127, 130;
758, 154, 258; ’60, 427, 428; 61,
419, 422, 423: 66, 314; ’74, 224
(M. ‘ilites). P 60, 427
boscidea (Ascidia). j iii, 6
eee epbora). J V, 170
a 02, 748
(Entalophora). J
ides (Cystophora). J VII,
eideum (Dibothrium). P ’85,
(Pentastomum). P 750, 97;
56, 47; °84, 140; 90, 418
(Polystoma). P °50, 97
ideus (Bothriopsis). J VIII,
(Mnugil). P 63, 169
(Preductus). J I, 10
roboscidia. P 68, 262, 264, 266,
» 286; 7a, 371; ’82, 96. J VII,
5857, '392; VIII, 73, 77, 86, 87
alis (Actinocrinus). P
326, 328, 329; '69, 86, 154;
215-219, 319; ’85, 334
ee P 85, 356
Homocrinus). P ’79, 302
(Poteriocrinus). P ’79, 327
(Seaphiocrinus). P ’79, 327
cidiatus (Dendrocrinus). P
m8, 300
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC..
1097
54, 30
56, 165;
proboscidiferus (Fusus). P
probus (Paleocherus). P
57, 89; 758, 157
(Percherus). P ’92, 438. J
VII, 21, 194, 357, 389
Procamelus. P. 58, 23, 89, 157; ’61,
435; °73, 420; 74, 147; °75, 258,
262; °76, 144-147; ’91, 361; ’92,
414, 436, 438. J VII, 20, 141, 147-
162, 356, 381; VIII, 79
procanthus (Pomoxys). P ’76, 71
Procardia. P ’71, 184
procavia. P ’92, 429; ’96, 520; 704,
476
procax (Crangon). P ’95, 176, 179,
195
(Selerocrangon). P ’95, 179
Procellaria. j iii, 227; viii, 157. P
60, 197; ’61, 242; ’64, 74, 79;
66, 26, 135-172; ’70, 85, 86; ’75,
357; 799, 17
Procellaride. P ’64, 72, 116, 141;
66, 173, 187, 188, 190; ’68, 10
Procellariee. P ’64, 73, 116; ’66,
191, 192
Procellariide. P ’66, 25, 134; 69,
204-212; ’98, 135, 495
Procellariine. P ’69, 212
Procellarine. P ’64, 141;
197
Procelsterna. P ’94, 115
procera (Bifidaria). P 1900, 429,
594, 607; ’06, 144, 533, 557
procera cristata (Bifidaria). P 1900,
595, 607; 706, 125, 144
procera (Carapa). P ’02, 122
(Cyclocardia). P ’02, 704
(Lerneonema). P ’88, 165
(Lesquerella). P ’07, 248
(Mactra). j vi, 257
(Nereis). P 708, 343; ’09, 244
(Pedicularis). P ’63, 72 .
‘(Pupa). P 793, 254; 1900, 588,
594
(Seala). P ’62, 565
(Sealaria). P ’43, $26; 48,
105; ’62, 565; ’82, 171
(Sueeinea). J IX, 111
(Urocoptis). P ’98, 274
(Varicella). P 710, 519
66, 191-
(Venericardia). P 702, 704,
708 ,
procericollis (Athous). P 744, 156
Procerodes. P ’57, 23
Proceros. P 757, 20, 25; ’77, 87
procerulus var. gradualis (Penta-
merus). P ’97, 426
procerum (Elaphidion). P ’59, 88,
291; ’66, 349
procerus (Actinobolus). P 72, 254
(Pentstemon). P 763, 71
1098
procerus. Continued.
(Sphenophorus). P 758, 80;
- ’61, 335. J IV, 40
(Spiraxis). P ’10, 520
Processa. P ’93, 124
Prochilodus. P ’71, 258; ’03, 511;
706, 309, 311-318
Prochilus. P ’63, 205, 269; ’85, 71
Prochlorite. P ’80, 251
procissa (Goniobasis). P ’64, 24
(Melania). P ’64, 24
procne (Cherocampa). J IV, 149,
151
(Diatropura). P ’99, 215
(Emberiza). P ’99, 215
(Hybognathus). P ’64, 283;
65, 274; 708, 531; 710, 275
(Hybopsis). J VI, 230
(Notropis). P ’08, 531; 710,
275
procne longiceps (Notropis). P 710,
275
Procolpia. P ’07, 169
Proconia. P ’61, 285
proconodon (Mus). P ’96, 5381
(Pseudoconomys). P ’96, 531
Procotyla. P ’57, 23
Procris. P ’60, 539, 540
Proctacanthus. P ’95, 324 7
Proctaporia. P ’80, 91
Proctolabus. P ’04, 533
Proctopus. P ’62, 230, 404; ’66, 100
Proctotretus. P ’54, 102, 227; 56,
233; °57, 198; ’68, 120, 283. J
VIII, 159, 173
Proctotrupide. P 742, 192
procuboides (Rhynchonella). P ’97,
427
procumbens (Azalea). J III, 194
(Cherophyilum). P ’60, 145
(Chorizanthe). P ’48, 17. J
I, 167
(Eclipta). P ’60, 512
(Gaultheria). P ’60, 98, 512;
96, 214; ’02, 663; ’04, 607, 608;
07, 456
(Lespedeza). P ’60, 511; 710,
566
(Loiseleuria). J III, 183, 194
(Paludicella). “P ’84, 213
(Polypremum). P ’67, 20
(Sagina). P ’60, 199; ’84, 81;
709, 491 -
(Sibbaldia). P ’63, 61
(Stylosanthes). P ’89, 377
(Trifolium). P ’60, 199
procursus (Pirata). P 702, 575,
583; ’04, 275; ’08, 199
Procyon. P 54, 205; ’68, 298; ’70,
13; ’71, 12; ’76, 20-23; °80, 348;
82, 115, 319; ’88, 97; 789, 225;
‘92, 217, 426; 94, 155, 218, 394;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
96, 197; ’97, 31, 219, 310; ’04,
579; ’05, 679; 708, 96. J III, 169;
VIII, 72, 73
procyon (Ursus). J VIII, 89
Procyonictis. P ’90, 55, 61
Procyonide. P ’76, 20; ’78, 47; 82,
318; ’83, 56; ’89, 223, 232-242;
92, 426; ’96, 197
procyoninus (Canis). P ’79, 185
procynoides (Canis). J XI, 404
prodigiosa (Pirata). P ’04, 309;
08, 165, 301, 313, 310
Prodontia. J Il, 7
prodotiformis (Cicindela). P 708,
508
Prodotiseus. P ’99, 38
Prodozamites. P ’97, 427
Prodremotherium. P 792, 437
Prodromus. P ’87, 331
Producta. P ’62, 411; 63, 4; 765,
_ 112-115
producta (Agenia). P ’97, 236, 241
(Aphylla). P ’08, 466
(Atropis). J IX, 94
(Chama). P ’72, 118
(Chelysoma). P ’64, 161
(Crassatella). P ’62, 289. J
IX, 147
(Eleodes). P 758, 182
P ’81, 443
(Freia).
(Halocampa). P ’78, 311
(Letmatonice). P ’03, 420
producta var. benthaliana (Letma-
tonice). P ’03, 420
producta wyvillei (Laetmonice), P
10, 371, 386
producta (Ligaria).
(Melania).
(Micropeza).
(Mitraria).
(Molgula).
(Mya).
80, 21, 24; ’82, 158, 160
(Navicula). P ’65, 9
(Omphalotropis). J IX, 98,
P ’01, 281
P '63, 308
P 94, 280
P 04, 664
P 78, 303
94, 110
(Partula). P ’85, 214. J IX,
44, 66, 108
(Perla). P 62, 365, 401
(Pholas). P ’62, 571
(Plectrura). P ’54, 19
(Realia). J IX, 94
(Rhinobatus). P ’54, 196
(Sucejnea). P 96, 400, 403, —
449; 1900, 95
(Tellina). P ’48, 106; ’62, 573
(Tetrix).
(Thionia).
(Urocoptis).
productum
88, 34
(Monotoma). P
P 04, 660
P 07, 494
P 98, 277
55, 805
P °48, 102; 62, 572; ©
(Achatinellastrum). P
ore P 43, 329;—52, 190;
58, 14-44 48, 143; 59,
8-25; Ge 127, 128, 309, 450; ’61,
142; °84, 54; ’88, 227, 244; ’91,
244: °97, 408, 410, 411, 417, 427,
449. J II, 57, 89, 91; III, 5-22:
__- VIII, 302, 307
Sg —. (Cancer). j viii, 116. P
(Charcharodon). P ’46, 42. J
L147
(Crabro). P ’97, 887
(Criocephalus). J Il, 36
(Cylindrosteus). P ’65, 86;
01, 341; °10, 605, 609
(Dercothoe). P 55, 882
Engraulis). P ’97, 96
Epialtus). j viii, 110. P
, 23, 26; 57, 21
ganna Py es Aes
oe 259, 272
(Eusattus). J IV, 20, 37
(Gadus). P ’63, 247
* (Helichus). P 52, 43. J IV,
(Leuciseus).- P 56, 212
a (Mastodon). P ’74, 221, 222;
- 8, 77
_. ‘(Merlangus). P ’63, 247
o.: (Merlucius). P ’63, 247
(Nestor). P ’99, 55
(Platyearcinus). P ’50, 24, 26
(Plyctolophus). P ’99, 55
(Rhinobatos). P ’10, 469
q (Stolephorus). P ’97, 96
: (Tetrabelodon). P ’93, 203.
J XI, 252
(Unio). P ’53, 255, 269; 794,
(Zethus).
P 60, 126;
fees, 89
profuga (Diomedea). P ’66, 185
da (Ancylonycha). P 73,
330. J ill, 245, 262
(Helix).’ j iii, 166; 2 PST;
193; °58, 204; ’60, 155; ’61, 397;
772, 111; ’75, 209,.212; ’89, 203
(Mesodon). P ’75, 155
(Polygyra). P ’02, 418, 420,
- (Theea). P 65, 235
profundorum (Leptophidium). P
63, 211
profundum (Cyathophyllum). P ’43,
— 831, 335
P 99, 418, 433
65, 133, 267;
Sstendne (ZEtobatis). P ’67, 139.
J VIII, 246
(Chauliognathus). P ’58, 71.
> J IV, 35
' ape Philus). P ’95, 183, 186,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
_ proletaria
1099
profusa (Adelocera). P ’73, 333
(Aglaospora). P ’77, 123
(Spheria). P ’77, 123
(Valsa). P ’77, 123
Proganochelys. P ’91, 423
Prognatha. P 44, 42; ’66, 376
prognatha (Perca). P ’84, 99
Prognathodes. P ’62, 238
prognathus (Reboides). P
Progne. P 753, 307;
301, 303; ’60, 133;
T2eg27 4: Sh;
703, 526
59, 106, 191,
63, 295; 66,
75, 352; °83, 62;
790, 210; 92, 110, 122; 793, 23,
52, 64; '95, 492; ’96, 154; ’08,
154; 709, 364. J II, 261
Progomphus. P ’08, 466, 468, 474,
488, 490
Proithera. P ’51, 188
_ projectum (Trypoxylon). P 93,
472, 474
projectus (Pentremites). P ’61, 142
projer (Fringilla). P ’64, 254
prolata (Nucula). P ’62, 418
Prolatilus. P ’99, 475
(Goniobasis). P ’62,
268; ’64, 32. J V, 325
proletella relents P 702, 280
prolifera (Achyla). P 50, 7, 8;
58, Biol. 13; ’67, 93; ’74, 160
(Cyathaxonia). P ’88, 225
(Madrepora). P ’90, 304
(Microciona). P ’78, 312; 788,
331
(Opuntia). P ’79, 64
(Reptescharellina). P
J V, 146
(Vitis). P 753, 270
proliferum (Lophophyllum).
225
(Panicum). P 1900, 654, 662;
02, 660
prolifica (Cellepora). J V, 124
(Epicauta). P ’08, 619
(Pardosa). P ’09, 219
prolificum (Hypericum). P ’60, 511;
97, 183
(Lophophylium). P ’91, 244
prolixa (Murchisonia). P ’89, 297
prolixus (Ichneumon). P 773, 107,
118
prolonga (Voluta). P ‘77, 23
prolongata (Corbicula). P ’60, 272
(Dicerea). P ’60, 320; ’73,
7 .
05, 5.
P ’88,
?
(Lueina). P ’72, 84
prolongatus (Allotettix). P ’04, 668
(Miodon). P ’72, 249; 02,
700, 711
(Venericardia).
prolus (Paleochaerus).
Promachus. P ’95, 324
Promeces. J II, 7
P 02, 711
P 57, 158
1100
_promelas (Pimephales).
66, 853. °77,: 86s
708, 522
Promeropide. P ’45, 264
Promerops. P ’62, 319. J I, 42
promethea (Callosamia). P ’10, 295,
299, 301-309
Prometheichthys. P ’98, 341
Prometheus. P ’62, 125, 126
prometheus (Attacus). P ’73, 281
(Gemyplus). P ’62, 126
(Prometheichthys). P ’98, 341
Promicopterus. P ’61, 53; ’63, 164;
70, 119; 784, 99
Promicrops. P ’97, 105; ’06, 97
prominens (Calosoma). P ’62, 53;
73, 322. J IV, 30
(Limnobia). P ’59, 198
(Zethus). P ’99, 408, 433
prominula (Cyclas). P ’60, 296
prominullum (Spherium). P_ ’60,
296
P 64, 282;
85, 63, 412;
Promops. P ’02, 394
Promotis. P ’59, 64
prompta (Epeira). P 1900, 535
(Eustala). P ’03, 341; 704,
130
promptus (Mesostenus). P ’94, 189
Promylacris. P ’85, 34
prona (Cyrena). FP ’60, 283
ne ee > 06;
26
Pronodesmus. P 96, 266
Pronorites. P ’97, 427
Pronotogrammus. P ’63, 80; ’99,
350
Pronuba. P ’73, 414; ’88, 274
pronus (Secarus). P ’99, 490
propalatum (Muletia). P ’94, 111
(Tatusia). P 794, 111
propatula (Area). P 43, 3238; 748,
96; ’62, 580; 781, 451, 453; ’82,
154
(Barbatia). P
451, 453
(Oliva).
propensa (Crategus). P
214
propensalata (Pontocaris). P 95,
175, 195
proper (Astacus). P 53, 380
Prophysaon. P 775, 148, 154, 194;
89, 199; ’96, 341, 348; ’98, 219-
226, 240-255
Propilidium. P ’93, 285
propinqua (Astarte). P ’72, 246
(Branta). J IX, 407, 410
(Cylindrella). P ’82, 108
(Goniobasis). P ’65, 27. J
VY, 234
(Holbrookia). P 752, 126;
66, 303; 703, 553, 555
62, 580; 81,
P ’49,156. JI, 280
10, 209,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.,
propinqua. Continued.
(Lycosa). P ’08, 164, 253
(Melania).
27. J V, 234
(Olfersia).
(Osmia).
(Partula).
7
P ’94, 281
P 97, 342
P '85, 206. J IX,
propinquus (Bellerophon). P ’71, 78
(Cambarus). P ’52, 88; ’77,
171
(Cidarites). P ’90, 448, 449
ig, ea P ’60, 25; 95,
(Gorytes). P 95, 523, 537
(Hoplismenus). P ’73, 127
(Ichneumon). P ’73, 109, 127
(Melanoplus). P ’04, 777, 792;
07, 295; 10, 595
(MesoSstenus). P 773, 150, 152
(Pandalus). P ’93, 115
(Pecten). J VIII, 336
(Plenoculus). P ’93, 536, 587
(Poteriocrinus). P ’86, 160
(Seaphiocrinus). P ’86, 160
(Tachyphonus). P ’67, 94
(Tetanorhynchus). P ’04, 677
(Unio). P ’57, 88; ’96, 488,
504. J V, 63
Propithecus. P ’78, 152; ’88, 89,
93; 94, 182; ’02, 243, 252. J
X, 275, 293, 300, 302, 306, 315, 328
propixa (Crategus). P 710, 247, 248
Propleuride. - 772, 22
Propolidium. P ’93, 151
propria (Goniobasis). P 765, 33. J
V, 229
(Melania). P ’61, 118, 123;
65, 29, 33. J V, 228, 230
(Merycocherus). P ’58, 24,
157; ’70, 109, 111. J Viij ae
110, 356, 380
(Oreodon). J VII, 112
(Unio). P ’65, 89. J VI, 256
Propus. P ’74, 70. J VIII, 160
propyleus (Lembonax). P 772, 15
propython (Clidastes). P ’70, 4;
"71, 104; °72, 141
prora (Crassatella). P ’76, 275;
05, 14
(Cytherea).
(Delthyris).
(Strigilla).
(Tellina).
Prorastomus. P ’81, 148;
J VII, 414
proregulus (Motacilla). P ’62, 317
(Reguloides). P 62, 317
proridens (Calamus). P ’97, 111
proriger (Liodon). P ’70, 132; 771,
297; ’72, 141
j vii, 258
j viii, 268
J VIII, 333
J VIII, 333
83, 52.
P ’61, 1105 Sa
Le ae Pe ee NAL y
ES i, ee. oy
a_i
riger. Continued. —~—
r. eroemars)- P~ 69, 123;
’ "70, 2, 4
aa sopeniies). re hi) P vn
_ * proro ome ius).
> 81. J VIII, 226 :
(Dioplodon). J VIII, 226
Proroziphius. P 76, 87, 114. J
227
_ prorsa (Tettigidea). P 10, 617, 624
_prorsum (Buccinanops). P ’90, 398
(Bueceinum). P 48, 97; ’80,
371
(Euthria). P ’90, 398
(Levibuccinum). P 780, 371;
~~ 990, 398
_ prorus (Crassatellites). P ’05, 14
potent (Astarte). P ’48, 96
rutus (Fusus). P ’48, 100
rynchus. P ’57, 159 .
ee denpporas. P 701, 682
4 _Prosapis. P ’96, 34
_ Prosartes. P 68, 174; 784, 93
aa (Fusus). P ’48. 100
pia. P 04, 677-682
- Proseop ine. P 04, 677; ’07, 165
Prosenoides. P 95, 314, 334
; i ina. P 60, 154; 91, 332;
a 710, 516, 525
| , Prose ina (Anthrax). P 94, 274
Cyclas). P ’60, 284, 297
(Cyrena). P 60, 284
(Exoprosopa). P ’94, 274
(Hyperalonia). P 94, 274
(Moniana). P ’56, 200;
0
oe). P ’04, 245;
(Rhipicera). P 53, 363
(Venus). P ’60, 284
Proserpinaca. PF 1900, 546; °05, 697
eee (Flerkea). P ’60,
_ Proserpinade. P ’60, 50
" proserpine (Amblystoma). P
pets; 67, 184
(Ambystoma). P.36 11 J
354
eee pica. P 60, 512
ae inide. P 60, 154;
"10, ao 525
; isonet p P 710, 516
Proserpinus. J IV, 127, 132
Prosimie. P ’83, 77, 79
| Soe P 1900, 423
_~ Prosobranchiata. P 96, 494
_ Prosopis. P 96, 33, 34, 40; 701,
a 559, 561; 03, 16; 09, 111, 114
a ap (Bruchus). Pr Ss. 77. ..¢
{(Gerthosteus). P74, 71. J
oe |
10,
10,
52,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
"91, 332;
1101
Prosopodasys. P ’82, 277
Prosoponeus. P ’05, 305
wer setae ss P 705, 306-308, 330-
Prosphena. P ’05, 404, 841
Prospinus. P ’62, 236, 237
prosseri (Drillia). P ’95, 60
(Pleurotoma). P ’95, 60
Prostanthera. P ’58, 131
prostasis (Dimorphodes). P ’04, 84
Prostemma. P ’68, 277
Prosthecereus. P 705, 201. J XII,
13, 22
Prostheclina. P 1900, 530, 540; 703,
341; °04, 139
Prosthecosacter. P 58, 112
prosthemelas (Icterus). P
99, 47
(Pendulinas). P ’67, 56
(Xanthornis). P 799, 47
Prostherapis. P ’68, 136
Prosthesima. P 192, 17; 1900, 531;
701, 571; ’03, 60, 126; 04, 123;
709, 562, 568, 569
Prosthiostomum. P "57, 21, 22, 28
prosthistius (Ameiurus). P’ 83,
132-133; 1900, 352-355
Prostoma. P 47, 251; ’51, 284
prostrata (Bossicea).
(Bouteloua). P
(Chenopodina).
(Euphorbia).
(Gentiana). P ’63, 74
(Helix). P 705, 573
(Hosackia). P ’63, 348
_ (Pectis). P ’98, 392
(Tillea). j i, 111
prostratum (Lithospermum). P ’61,
462; 762, 165
prostratus (Ceanothus). J Iii, 85
67, 56;
Prosymna. J VIII, 142
protacanthus (Pomoxys). P 65, 66;
76, 70, 71
Protamia. P "73, 98
Protameba. P 775, 32; ’79, 204
Protaster. P ’69, 83, 169 bs
Protautoga. P 73, 15
protea (Amnicola). P 763, 148;
83, 172
(Melania). P 773, 286
(Partula).. P 75, 244; 85,
207. JI
(Tryonia). P 791, 328
protei (Capulus). P ’90, 163
Proteida. P ’68, 208, 256, 259, 263;
82, 328; 708, 127. J NA 102-104
proteiformis ( Difflugia). P 74, 14,
78; °77, 307
Protelide. P ’82, 321
Protengonoceras. P ’05, 28
Protenor. P ’01, 269; 05, 192-197, 201
1102
protensicollis (Lathridius). P 55,
305
protensum (Elaphidion). P ’58, 82,
J IV, 40
protensus (Onthophagus). P ’44,
184
(Protula). P ’10, 494
(Pterostichus). P ’73, 306
(Unio). P ’65, 88. J VI, 256
protenus (Didymictis). P 776, 1;
92, 320
(Dromicus). P ’68 127
Proteobranchiata. P ’93, 286
Proterodon. P ’60, 498
Proteroglypha. P ’64, 231; ’66, 307;
768, 109, 294; ’O1, 18. J VIII,
148, 181
Proteroglyphes. P ’60, 493
proterops (Coniophanes). P_ ’60,
249; ’66, 128. J VIII, 138
Proterosaurus. P ’93, 71
proterus (Rhinoceros). P ’85, 38;
86, 11; ’87, 309; ’90, 64, 182
proterva (Cynorea). P 67, 144;
’68, 185. J VII, 423
protervus (Cynorea). P ’67, 151
(Lipeurus). P 1900, 156
(Squalodon). P ’67, 151. J
VII, 384, 423
Proteus. j i, 358; iii, 56; v, 324.
P 757, 173; ’69, 95, 108; ’72, 43;
78, 99; 782, 328; ’83, 24; ’84,
308; ’93, 232; ’08, 125. J I, 286,
291; VI, 97, 102-104
proteus (Acmeops). J I, 323
(Ameba). P ’78, 99; ’79, 163
(Balanus). j vii, 184. P 48,
96; ’67, 139
(Bulimulus). P ’96, 407
(Bulimus). P ’61, 331
(Callidium). J II, 32
(Chiton). P 94, 72
(Conus). P ’91, 49
(Crenicichla). P ’71, 252
(Echinorhynchus). P ’51, 208;
56, 48; ’88, 125, 167
(Evotomys). P ’98, 363
(Goniobasis). P ’65, 31
(Hemiaulus). P 1900, 740
(Juga). P ’65, 31
(Lepidopleurus). P 94, 70, 72
(Leptura). J I, 323
(Melania). P ’65, 31
proteus var. crotonis (Parlatoria),
P 99, 275
proteus (Physocnemum). J II, 32
(Pinguitia). P ’96, 319
protexta (Abra). P ’62, 574; ’03,
262
(Amphidesma). P ’62, 574
(Avicula). j viii, 238
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
protexta. Continued. :
(Crassatella). P ’48, 98 J
IX, 135
(Fragilia). J IV, 275
(Leda). P ’61, 150; ’76, 318;
80, 365; 82, 199, 200; 86, 58;
05, ee IV, 308, 392, 397
(Leiopistha). Pp 93, 221; 705,
3
(Nuculana). P ’76, 318.
(Odostomia). P 746, 20; 7°48,
103
(Perrisonota). P ’05, 8
(Syndosmya). P ’54, 29
(Terebra). P ’91, 49
(Yoldia). P ’65, 73. -J IX,
121, 129
protextum (Amphidesma). P ’48, 95
(Cardium). P ’05, 13. J II,
275; III, 326
(Cerithium). P ’46, 26
(Papyridea). J III, 326
protextus (Fusus). P ‘48, 100
Protheca. P ’65, 237, 241
Prothechus. P ’95, 351
Prothelidomus. P ’92, 393
Prothelmintha. P ’56, 42
protheus (Chaos). P ’78, 99
Prothyris. P ’69, 172
Protis. P ’10, 492
Protistius. P °’74, 66; ‘08, 737. J
VIII, 185
Proto. j vii, 146. P ’48, 105
Protoadapis. P 790, 52, 54
Protobalena. J VII, 440
Protocamelus. P 73, 15
Protocardia. P ’55, 266; ’61, 370;
64, 211; 65, 71; 76, 306; ’80,
365, 366; 90, 454; 96, 4753 705,
15,34. J IV, 278; VIII, 286, 318,
344; IX, 121, 147 ;
Protocardium. P 60, 418; ’90, 402,
450; ’95, 114; ’97, 456; 705, 14
Protoceras. J IX, 469, 470, 481
Protocherus. P 52, 5, 56; 156, 140.
J Il, 170; VU, 383
Protochriacus. P ’92, 296
Protococeus. P 752, 59; 63, 118;
70, Biol. 10; °78, 331; °99, 135.
J III, 59
Protodichobune. P ’90, 54
Protodonta. P ’87, 291. J IX, 222,
258
Protodrilus. P ’07, 110, 134
Protoeryale. P ’81, 235
Protogonia. P ’82, 96; ’92, 322, —
413, 415, 427. J bee 276 :
protogonioides (Clenodon). P 92,
299,
(Mioclenus). P ’92, 299
Protogonodon. P ’92, 322, 427
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 1103
Protohippus. P ‘58, 11, 26, 158; , Protragoceros. P ’96, 507
poe, 61, 127; 271, 50; 73, 420; protuberans (Barycrinus). P _ ’68,
74, 1475 91, 368 ; 92, 325; 94, 340
66. J VII, 21, 257, 275, 281, 383, (Cyathocrinus). P ’79, 325
401 (Dichocrinus). P ’81 265
Protolabis. P ’76, 145, 147 (Pterotocrinus). P ’81, 265
Protomeryx. P 156, 164; ’57, 89, Protula. P ’04, 168; ’08, 361; ’09,
158; ’58, 157; 61, 435. J VIL 290; ’10, 491, 494
21, 141, 160, 356, 382. protypa (Mesoblattina). P ’85, 114
myxa. P 91, 62, 65 prouti (Tellina). P 756, 83, 284;
e meura. P 01, 131, 137; 708, 60, 425
462, 468, 474-489 (Thracia). P ’60, 425
Protonopside. P ’59, 122. J VI, (Titanotherium). P 57, 120,
ta > 158; ’58, 157; °78, 61. J Vil, 21,
stonopsis. -j v, 320. P 65, 136; | 206, 357, 389
67, 168. J Vi, 99,105 ° © | proutii (Paleotherium). P 50, 66,
notaria. P 95, 381, 494 122; °54, 157; 56, 92; ’57, 89. J
notarius (Motacilla). j iv, 196 VII, 389
(Sylvia). iv, 195 (Titanotherium). P 53, 392;
sparce. P 278 54, 157; 56, 92; °57, 89; 74,
eis (Masicera). P ’94, 278; 165, 224
provancheri (Cerceris). P 702, 731
P ’59, 200, 251; 60, 17 (Echthrus). P ’94, 190
oporus. P 77, 94 (Leptothorax). P ’03, 223, 229
P 89, 242; ’92, 293, | provancheriana (Arconaia). P ’92,
316. J IX, 174, 184 132
rote 68, 258; °76, 52; | provencialis (Cyprina). P ’61, 32
provensalis (Liza). P ’03, 748
chus. P ’95, 268-279 provida (Erigone). P ’05, 307
codon. P 92, 433. J LX, 479, | provincialis (Cultripes). J VI, 67,
81
ortonia. P ’99, 259 provisoria (Helix). P ’74, 56
P 708, 107 Proviverra. P ’90, 55; ’92, 292, 311,
94, 446-448 419. J IX, 535
P ’56, 302 Proviverride. P ’92, 292, 294, 307,
ix. P 704, 666 314. J IX, 501, 535
257 provocator (Lithobius). P ’04, 653
totomus. P ’75, 22; ’92, 308 proxima (Achatinella). P ’95, 238
pus (Bifidaria). P ’99, 400; (Adalaria). P ’80, 76
, 429; 703, 766; 710, 136 (Ashmunella). P 705, 224;
: (Anadara). P ’81, 448 © 10, 53, 96, 97, 100
- (Anomolocardia). P 762, 580 proxima albicauda (Ashmunella). P
(Area). P ’48, 96; ’62, 580; 710, 95, 97, 108
448 proxima emigrans (Ashmunella). P
+ (Byssoarea). P °47, 295; 48, 710, 97, 102
: 97; ‘$1, 449. J I, 126 proxima fissidens (Ashmunella). P
3 (Cardita). P’ 62, 579; ’80, 10, 97
91, 24 proxima (Bulimella). P ’88, 27
(Carditamera). P °43, 305; (Donacia). P ’51, 310; ’73,
48, 97; °62, 579; ’67, 139 20
(Donax). J I, 208 (Doris). P ’80, 76
(Navicula). P 54, 29 (Eulota). P ’08, 454
_ (Turbinella). P 47, 290. J (Eumenes). P ’99, 450, 461
, 120; IX, 148 (Eutenia). P 92, 336, 337;
; um (Buecinum). P ’43, 808; 01, 19, 20; 03, 296, 548, 553,
C ic 97; ’82 173 556; °04, 471
P __(Calosoma). P 62, 52 (Goniobasis). P ’64, 47; ’65,
(Buceinum). P ’62, 566 27; 96, 499; 1900, 149
Saitieistoconus). P 62, 566 proxima symmetrica (Goniobasis). P
(Corymbetes). P 59, 85, 289 96, 499; ’02, 442
(Pterostichus). P 60, $19; | proxima (Helix). J VIII, 386
303 (Juga). P °65, 27
1104
proxima. Continued.
(Leda). P ’80, 21
_ (Leptura). j_ iii,
338
(Lymnea. P
160
(Melania).
7
420. J I,
56, 80. J VI,
jv, 126. P 64,
. (Morrhua). P ’63, 252; 65,
(Myodora). P ’04, 559
(Nomada). P ’03, 612
(Nucula). j ii, 270. P ’48,
102; ’62, 581; °71, 133; ’80, 21,
28; 782, 155; ’86, 351; 790, 144;
98, 418
(Osmia). P
(Partula). P ’86, $4
(Partulina). P ’88, 27
(Patula). J VIII, 386, 409
(Pitys).. J VIII, 386
(Tellina). P ’63, 142
(Thamnophis). P ’03, 541
(Thysanophora). P ’99, $94;
03, 763
(Trigonarthris). J I, 338
(Varicella). P ’10, 519
proximella (Trichia). P ’90, 436
proximum (Spherium). P ’60, 297
' proximus (Chlorops). j vi, 187
(Coluber). j v, 353; vi, 36.
P 01; 20
(Cryptus). P ’78, 359
(Feronia). P ’54, 45
(Gadus). P 754, 141,
62, 280; °63, 251; 65, 69
(Hydroporus. P ’55, 293
(Inoceramus). P ’54, 171
(Sphex). P ’99, 200
(Tabanus). -P ’95, 322
(Unio). P 753, 255
(Zethus). P ’99, 422, 434
prudens (Trypanisma). P ’60, 168
prudentia (Ostrea). P. ’78, 272
pruina (Spheria). P ’95, 31
pruinella (Anarsia). P ’60, 169
pruinosa (Ancylonycha). P ’44, 139;
773, 330. J III, 251
(Bembex). P ’95, 355, 861
(Buprestis). P ’57, 8
(Cacoplia). P ’53, 234. J II,
149
(Cicada). j iv, 830
(Crategus). P ’05, 584, 585
(Didelphys). P ’71, 15
(Flata). j vi, 237
(Morrhua). P ’63, 235
(CEdipoda). P 7 70, 80
(Tillandsia). P 01, 558
(Urocoptis). P ’98, 276
pruinosum (Elaphidion). P ’73, 336
(Spheronema). P 793, 158
97, 346
154;
INDEX: TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
P °82, 327
P °61, 69; °90, 137
P 96, 413
51, 188
63, 1235
P ’96, 261
P 51, 844; 59,
pruinosus (Arctomys).
(Auliseus).
(Bulimulus).
5 er a P
(Gadus).
Caynecgaininsl,
(Podabrus).
74 :
(Vespertilio). P %55, 433
prumiensis (Actinocrinus). P ’81,
P ’81, 354 ©
P ‘81, 354
"71, 114
(Dorycrinus).
(Pyxidoerinus).
prunastri (Valsa). P
Prunella. P ’98, 406; 710, 572
pruni (Cytispora). P 93, 142
(Diaporthe). P ’93, 141
prunicola (Diatrypella). P 04, 344
prunifolium (Viburnum). P 60,
303; 782, 218; 710, 583
prunina (Lachnosterna). J III, 251
pruniramiella (Xylesthia). P 759,
259; 760, 433
prunoides (Unio).
VI,
prununculina (Trichestes).
262
P 68, 150. J
J Tl,
Prunus. P ’60, 200; ’63, 61; ’82,
218; 784, 83; ’89, 379; 91, 434;
98, 25, 300; 1900, 645, 649, 666;
02, 644, 648- 658, 662; 04, 606;
07, 456; 09, 382, 391; 710, 545.
J IX, 153; XI, 281
prymna (Thalamita). P ’58, 39
Prymnomiodon. _P ’60, 558; 764,
167 ‘
Psalidoproene. P ’99, 40; ’05, 768
Psalis. P ’03, 301; ’05, 838
Psallisostomide. P ’06, 81
Psallisostomus. P ’06, "81
Psaltria. P 54, 118; 66, 79. J
II, 264
psaltria (Astragalinus). P ’03, 27;
704, 583; ’08, 87 -
psaltria psaltria (Astragalinus). P
03, 10
psaltria (Carduelis). P 750, 105;
’66, 80. J II, 266
’(Chrysomitris). P °'59,. 91;
65, 93; ’66, 80; ’68, 83; "69, 126,
J I, 52
(Fringilla). P 765, 935 ; 766, 80
(Pseudomitris). P ’66, 80
(Spinus). P ’98, 214 :
psaltria arizone (Spinus). E : 992,
120
Psaltriparus. P ’59, 107, 189, 191;
66, 79; 90, 217; 99’ 1253 193,
27; +798, 218; 99, 16; 03, 13;
04, 585
Psalurus. P 51, 176. J Il, 113
OL RT eae ee a a) ee
-. jurus (Caprimulgus). P57; 176,
nT. II, 114
4 . (Hydropsalis). J II, 113 P
a Psamma. P 1900, 660
_ Psammechinus. P 63, 356; 705, 6
obates. P 54, 188; 99, 328;
- _ 701, 336; ’10, 471
j ii, 304; v, 219; vi,
241, P ’47, "291; 748,
65, 55; 73, 229’. 82,
428; 98, 57- 62; "1900,
03, 262. J I, 121, 214; IX,
Psammobiide. P ’91, 48; ’98, 57
mae P °48, 105; 62, 573,
9085 89, 155; °98, 57-61
ocrex. P J
mmodes. P ’66, 400
ammodiscus. P ’64, 222
mmodus. P 52, 190
ammodynastes. P- ’94, 428;
80, 694
mmechus. P ’54, 77
ammoica (Unio). P ’53, 268
ammomys. P ’53, 409; ’74, 187,
91
02,
ammonemata. P ’84, 202
mmoperea. P ’60, 109;
bas mophidine. P 60, 85
Psammophila. P ’94, 300
psammophilus (Tabanus). P
323
61, 50
95,
52, 178; 754, 100;
57, 69; 7°60, 553; 94,
‘Psammophis. P
756, 242;
psammophis (Herpetodryas). P ’60
~ 561 *
mmoryctes. P ’05, 388
ammosaurus. P ’68, 264, 298
ammosolen. P ’98, 59
mmotella. P ’98, 58
‘sammotherma. P 94, 293
-samomys. P ’41, 97; 67, 47-62
Psarocolius. P 60, 140; 66, 11, 14,
_ 15, 18, cox Sag 67, 48
sathyrotus. P *48, 32. J I, 179
Psectrogaster. P ’03, 509; ’06, 305
selaphide. J IV, 31
selaphodes. P ’73, 327
Selaphus. j iv, 97
om. P 04, 300; 97, 378
os. P 62, 127; ’06, 119
senides. P ’G61, 151
nini. P 94, 300
> <a P 73, 336. J II, 142,
ond ag 62, 127
2 65, 66. J VIII, 373
‘ps Seren (Catostoma). J VIII,
rh 146
70
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
1103
Psephurus. P ’91, 418
Psetta. P ’82, 280, 304; °92, 277
Psettichthys. P 54, 140, 142, 155;
62, 330; 64, 196, 197°
Psettodes. J XI, 555
Psettus. P ’62, 127
pseudacacia (Robinia). P ’60, 302;
75, 400; ’81, 458
Pseudachatina. P ’75, 148
Pseudacris. P ’62, 157
Pseudelurus. P 58, 15\2a, 1085" "79,
170, 171; ’89, 216. 7h 20, 28,
52, "356, 367
Pseudagenia. P '94, 297; 97, 235,
236
Pseudalibrotus. P ’01, 148
Pseudalopex. P ’79, 185
Pseudambassis. P ’05, 500
Pseudarius. P ’63, 171
pseudarnica (Senecio). P ’84, 87
Pseudaspis. P ’64, 168
Pseudaspius. P ’99, 179, 180
Pseudauliscus. P ’90, 138; ’98, 423
pseudeburnea (Pleurotoma). P ’87,
404; 790, 145
Pseudechis. P ’86, 300
Pseudelephant. J VII, 392
Pseudemys. P ’75, 255; ’91, 41;
95, 384, 403; 08, 114g ‘VII,
153
Pseudes. J VI, 8&9, 91, 93
Pseudeutropius. P ’82, 281
pseudimitans (Macrothemis). P
487, 489, 490
Pseudis. P ’62, 352; ’64, 182;
281. J VI, 68, 85, 89, 91, 93
psuedoantipathes (Eunicea). P
308
(Gorgonia). P ’88, 308
pseudobaccha (Corynura). P
218, 219
Pseudobalea. P ’99, 370
Psuedobba. P ’92, 398
Pseudoboa. P ’60, 260
Pseudobranchus. P ’82, 328;
407; 708, 127. J I, 291
Pseudobuccinum. P ’57, 140;
422; ’61, 419, 430
pseudobuccinum (Siphonalia). P
05, 103 ;
Pseudobufo. P ’62, 358
Pseudobuliminus. P ’05, 735
Pseudocampylea. P ’92, 392
Pseudocarcinus. P ’50, 23, 26, 29;
78, 318; °79, 393
pseudocarinata (Cardita). P ’62, 579
Pseudocarpagia. P ’04, 554
Pseudocheta. P 95, 309, 333
Pseudocheilinus. P 1900, 521
Pseudochermes. P ’99, 264
Pseudochina. P ’65, 238
pseudochina (Smilax). P ’60, 304
1106
Pseudochromide. P 1900, 523
Pseudochromidine. P ’59, 147
Pseudochromidoide. P 759, 147
Pseudochromis. P ’59, 146; ’82,
275; 1900, 523
Pseudocidaris. P ’90, 449, 455
Pseudococcus. P ’99, 261
Pseudoconomys. P 96, 531
Pseudocorynopoma. P ’06, 451
Pseudocoscinodiseus. P 1900, 731
Pseudocreobotra. P 701, 286; ’03,
716
psuedocyperus (Carex). P ’87, 70
pseudocyperus var. americana (Carex).
P 1900, 663
pseudocyperus var. comosa (Carex).
P S770
Pseudodax. P ’68, 252
pseudodentiens (Ischnochiton). P
65, 60
(‘Trachydermon). P ’65, 60
Pseudodiadema. P ’90, 449, 455;
05, 6
Psendodifilugia. P ’79, 163
pseudodipsas (Dendrophis). Ng
563
Pseudodon. P 1900, 84
pseudodonta (Ashmunella).
:192; ’05, 227, 232, 233
pseudodonta ‘capitanensis (Ash-
munella). P ’99,192; ’05, 232-234
pseudodonta (Polygyra). P 99,
192; ’05, 232
Pseudodromia. P
Pseudoélaps. P ’60, 255;
Pseudoéryx. P ’60, 254
pseudofasciata (Trimerotropis). P
09, 456
Pseudoficimia. P
60,
P 99,
58, 226, 240
62, 349
08, 122
pseudogeographica (Emys). P 54,
189; 756, 238
Pseudogerygone. P ’89, 148
Pseudograpsus. P ’51, 247, 248; 758,
104; ’80, 188, 204
Pseudogryphus. P ’92, 114; ’93, 39;
98, 208; ’05, 689
pseudogula (Eucinostomus). P ’83,
116,119; ’86, 260, 271; "97, 113;
« ’06, 487
’(Gerres). P ’86, 257, 260, 271;
97, 113
pseudoharengus (Pomolobus). P 77,
215; ’04, 507
Pseudoharpax. P ’01, 287
Pseudohelicoptera. P ’07, 477
Pseudohelotium. P ’94, 349
pseudohispanica (Sardinia). P ’97,
94
pseudohispanicus (Clupanodon). P
94
b]
P 66, 315; ’89, 84;
Pseudohyalina.
03, 764
94, 16; °02, 240;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Pseudohystricia, P
pseudoincrassatus
P 710, 500
Pseudojulis. P ’63, 330 .
Pseudokermes. P ’99, 270
pseudoknighti (Pentamerus). P ’97,
426
94, 277
(Spirobranchus).
pseudokuchvensis (Spirifer). P 797,
445, 447
pseudolabyrinthica (Strobilops). P
92, 404
Pseudolecanium. P ’99, 263
Pseudoleistes. P ’66, 14
Pseudolemuroidea. P 790, 55
Pseudoleon. P ’01, 128; ’08, 461,
462, 468, 480, 481, 489
Psuedolimacodes. P "74, 212; 75,
65 ‘
‘ Pseudoliva. P ’80, 365; ’82, 198,
204, 209; ’90, 398; 95, 75, 103,
116-130, 147; ’96, ‘478 ; 01, 513.
J IV, 294, 381; fi 148, 151
Pseudomacromia. P 799, 229, 235,
245-253
Pseudomantis. P ’03, 704
Pseudometa. P ’09, 208
Pseudomiopteryx. P ’05, 795
Pseudomitris. P ’65, 93; ’66, 80, 81
Pseudomonotis. P ’70, 38
Pseudomopine. P ’07, 152; 710, 408
Pseudomops. P ’04, 513; ’05, 791,
839; 706, 263
Pseudomyothyria. P ’95, 333
Pseudomyrma. P ’82, 265 4
pseudomytiloides (Inoceramus). P
60, 428; ’61, 419; ’66, 314
Pseudonenia. s& ’01, 647, 653; 702,
528
Pseudoneuroptera. P ’75, 34 ;
pseudonietana (Arphia). P 04, —
566; ’06, 360, 373; ’07, 36 ,
pseudonietanus (Tomonotus). P
Pseudopallene. P ’01, 166
Pseudophanus. P ’59, 84, 288
Pseudophasma. P ’04, 95-99;
798, 800, 840
Pseudophasmine. P ’04, 91;
165
Pseudophis. P
Pseudophryne.
Pseudophylline. P ’07, 388
Pseudophyllodromia. P 05,
839; 706, 264
Pseudophyllus. P ’02, 21
pseudoplatanus (Acer).
701, 358
Pseudoplatystoma. P 98, 109;
499
Pseudopleuronectes. P
77, 205; '04, 512; 710, 602
Pseudopomala. P 05, 39, 53
62, 348
ea eT te
J¥L7 oa
791, 4
P °75, 270;
03, 4
64, 216;
Pseudopomatias. P ’05, 728
sudopotamilla. P ’05,~555; 08,
59; 709,-289°
u anthus. P ’84, 98; ’89,
60, 163
loprion. P ’66, 162, 164, 166,
7, 171; ’69, 213
‘Pseudopus. P 764, 228; ’68, 284;
oe) 359; 96, 311, 464; 04, 469°
do ia. P 98, 173
orca. P ’66, 293
Sihamdin. P 71, 269
jorhombila. P ’51, 247
lorhombus. P
r, 88; ’99, 363
orthosia. P °74, 207
amandra. P ’59, 125. J
, 365
(Seala). J VIII, 200
“(Sealaia) J VIII, 199
4 3. 06, 102
loscorpionida. P 1900, 543;
— 594; 704, 140
de isure ’p 799, 210
sudosermyle. P 04, 51, 514; 707,
9, 30; they 371; 09, 112, 120, 121
» (Clausilia). P 701, 412,
P ’93, 106
auronotus. P 706, 41, 50
lostigma. P ’01, 131, 136; ’08,
467, 468, 489
dostoma. P 52, 157-159; 75,
0-137; ’03, 23. J VII, 406
los mide. J Vil, 406
ubulina. P 91, 312; 799,
3, 703, 774; 710, 520
otantalns. P 05, 761
telphusa. P 80, 34
telphusine. P 94, 412
tenuissima (Orthis). P ’97,
t
eudothericles. P °04, 676
ietaciilca (Lycodontes). Pe
I hurena). P 1900, 494
tremia. P ’68, 86; 71, 297
lotrichia (Nectria). 7 II, 289
_(Spheria). J UU, 289
eudotrionyx. P ’91, 420
past: ton. P 56, 7, 8, 11, 101,
08, 59, 124; 69, 100, "104; 108;
, 126. J ‘, 282, 286, 289; ITI,
| 347
peeuga. P ’98, 49; 703, 5;
} 113, 143
sa. P '90, 223; '93, 450;
» 843; 95, 27
zetus (( rus). P ’08, 458
pe OT; 366-369
udovillosa (Spheria). J II, 289
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
_ Pseudozius.
"64, 194, 198;
1107
P ’52, 81; 58, 35
Pseudupeneus. P ’85, 152
psidii (Pulvinaria). P ’99, 272, 273
Psidium. P ’58, 133; ’89, 381; ’98,
411; 01, 560
Psiloecarpus. J I, 184
Psilocephala. P ’94, 275;
Psilocephalus. P ’82, 283
Psilochorus. P ’01, 571
Psiloecnemis. P ’53, 232. J IV, 16
Psilocorsis. P ’60, 212
Psilomelane. P ’80, 280;
Psilonotus. P ’82, 283
Psilopa. P ’95, 338
psilophloea (Sigillaria). P ’60, 442
psilophloeus (Solenoula). P ’60, 288
95, 327
92, 185
Psilopogon. P ’70, 88
Psiloptera. P 58, 66; 7°73, 84. J
iV, She
Psilopus. j vi, 168. P ’94, 275;
95, 328
Psilopyga. P ’53, 286, 287
Psilorhinus. P ’91, 94-96, 443; ’99,
25
Psilosomus. P ’82, 284
Psilota. P ’95, 329
Psilotis (Chilonyeteris).
185, 205
Psilotum. P 705, 700
Psinidia. P ’04, 527, 777, 787; 705,
P 04, 183,
39, 53; 706, 380, 381; ’07, 290;
10, 593, 617, 631
psittacea (Anomia). P ’73, 196;
"77, 160
(Hemithiris). P ’73, 196
(Hemithyris). P ’73, 196; ’77,
160
(Hypothyris). P ’73, 196
(Rhynchonella). P ’61, 97;
73, 196; ’77, 160
Psittacide. P ’53, 371, 385; ’63,
283; 72, 177; 95, 480; 99, 52;
05, 763. J 1H, 153
psittacinus (Gnamptopsilopus). P
95, 329
Psittacomorphe. P ’70, 87
psittacorum (Heliconia). P ’01, 557
Psittacotherium. P ’83, 77
Psittacula. P 53, 372;
99, 32, 304. J III, 154
psittacula (Alea). P 64, 245; 68,
4, 5, 6, 34, 36
60, 137;
(Lunda). P ’68, 36
(Ombria). P 68, 36
(Phaleris). P 68, 6, 8, 27,
35, 36
Psittaculus. P ’60, 137
psittaculus (Cyclorrhynchus). P ’98,
128; 1900, 7
(Simorhynchus). P ’68, 36
Psittacus. j iii, 358; iv, 273. P
53, 372; ’59, 140; "360, 137; 64,
1108
239; ’68, 21; °75, 345;
702, 673. J ITI, 154
psittacus (Balanus). J VIII, 326
(Coryphena). P ’90, 48
(Lepas). J VIII, 326
(Petronason). P ’82, 274
(Xyricthes). P ’90, 48
Psittinus. P ’02, 673
psmacola (Cyrena). P ’60, 284
psmatella (Glauconome). P ’61, 27
(Glauconomeya). P ’61, 27
Psocide. P ’86, 13
Psocina. P ’62, 361, 401
99, 54;
Psocus. P ’62, 361, 401; ’76, 269;
83, 278; ’88, 14
Psolessa. P ’02, 719; ’06, 39, 48,
371; 07, 35, 71; '08, 366, 367,
381-388; ’09, 112, 144, 428
Psophia. P ’64, 245; 69, 199
psora (Procyon). P ’71, 12; ’04, 579
Psoralea. P ’61, 451; ’62, 162; ’63,
60; ’77, 106; ’84, 82; 98, 23, 48,
298. J III, 85
Psoralee (Actinonema). P ’93, 159
(Ramularia). P ’94, 376
Psorodes. P ’54, 219
Psoroptes. P 708, 96
Psyche. P ’75, 43
Psychichthys. P ’07, 419
Psychide. P ’75, 29, 32-52
Psychoda. P 94, 419
Psychodide. P 94, 419
Psychomorpha. P ’60, 543; ’75, 49
Psychotria. P ’89, 386; ’05, 700;
09, 486
Psychrolutes. P ’62, 332
Psylla. P ’99, 260
Psylliodes. P ’47, 166;
57, 76. J IV, 42
Psyllobora. P ’52, 130;
Psyra. P ’92, 402
Ptchemys. P ’66, 128
Ptecticus. P ’95, 320
ptelee (Septoria). P ’91, 76 j
Ptenidium. J I, 109
Ptenoglossata. J VIII, 189
Ptenopus. P ’68, 321
Ptenosaura. P ’66, 123; ’68, 97
Pteraclides. P ’64, 189
Pteraclis. P ’62, 127
Pteraster. P ’88, 421;
176
Pterasteride. P
Ptereleotris. P ’63, 271
Pteria. P ’66, 259; 98, 462;
10. J VIII, 290, 319
Pterichthys. P ’82, 277
steridis (Fusarium). P ’93, 466
Pteridium. P ’63, 253; ’84, 175;
05, 697; ’09, 486; 710, 550
Pteriide. P 05, 10
Pterinea. j viii, 231, 251, 271, x
58, 87;
66, 348
73,
89, 175; 701,
89, 175
05,
Pterodonta. P
q
q
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
62, 412; ’65, 124, 125; ’66, 259;
71, 162
pterinewformis (Myalina). P ’62,
412
Pterinoblattina. P ’85, 105
Pterinoxylus. P ’04, 61
Pteris. P 60, 515; ’84, 96; ’89,
352; 1900, 483, 649, 661; 05, 697,
700
Pterninea. P ’46, 22
Pternistes. P ’05, 756
Pterocaris. P ’7 79, 421
Pterocarya. J I, 184
Pterocephala. P 82, 282
Pterocephalus. P ’05, 98
Pterocera. P ’47, 287; ’58, 221;
05, 292. J I, 117; Il, 331
Pterochiton. J I, 184
Pterocles. P ’70, 86, 87
pterocles (Buteo). > 75, 91, 98
(Falco). P ’75, 98
(Tachytriorchis), r 75, 98
Pterocombus. P ’62, 127
Pterocyanea. J I, 226
Pterocyclos. P ‘05, 725.
404
Pterodactylus. P ’42, 177;
Pterodesmus. P ’96, 261
Pterodiseus. P ’05, 571-574
Pterodon. P ’75, 447; 92, 292, 316.
J IX, 174, 184, 533, 534
90, 458, 469
Pterodontia. P ’98, 161
Pterodoris. P ’79, 108
Pterodrilus. P ’94, 449
Pterodroma. P- ’64, 123, 143;
134, 135, 137, 138, 139, 156, 158
Pterogasterus. "Pp 66, 322
Pteroglossus. P 748, 91;
67, 101-123
Pterogon. J IV, 133, 137
Pterogonium. P ’55, 446
Pterogorgia. P ’60, 367, 368;
308
pteroides (Pecopteris).
Pterois. P ’82, 277, 304;
1900, 522; 01, 326; 08, 166.
XII, 548
Pterolepis. P ’70, 75
Pteroleptus. P ’82, 277
Pterolestes. P ’75, 89
Pteromeris. P ’62, 290,
j viii, 74, 101;
51; 702, 698
324; 02, 243, 253
J VIM,
66, 290
P ’60, 440
578;
Pteromys.
Pteronarcys. P ’62, 362, 401;
33
Pteronites. P ’71, 162
Pteronotus. P 82, 281;
04, 182, 241, 250-256
Pterophryne. P 63, 90; 789, 344
Pterophrynus. J VI, 201, 202
66,
60, 136;
188,
97, 82;
;
"72, d :
97, 315-
09, 4
02, 161;
re > or
terophyllum. so en; 03," 129;
te 2 350,29 701, 606; 703, 534
opidee. = 89, 335
roplatea. P 77, 216; ’82, 308;
710,. 474
P 62, 42. J Il, 8
P 710, 474
; (Crassatella). ¥_ 71%, 50;
76, 310. J IV, 279, 395
ropterus. P g2, 277, 284
ptila. “Pp °94, 277, 419
pom. . P: ’46, 52; ‘61, 159; 780,
789, 336; 90, 14- 27; 92,
98, 316; 02, 136, 143, 242-
J X, 254
rhombus. P ’06, 118
orytis. P ’62, 560
ysauria. P 67, 234
erma (Polemonium). P ’63, 73
erospora. P ’63, 70
egia. P 748,18. J I, 168
ostichini. J II, 226
rostichus. j iii, 145, 148. P ’59,
83; 60, 315, 319; 61, 339;
; (346, 364; ’73, 302; 709, 25.
225-227, 234-248, 253, 256;
» 12, 28; xi. 280
I "Pp 52, 46
rotocrinus. P 60, 382; ’81, 229,
259, 409; 85, 232, 342; ’88,
90, 158; 177, 345, 352
hea. J XII, 29
P 59, 86, 289
is. P ’82, 283
ombus. P 64, 189
oph og P ’03, 503, 504
(Moringa). P ’89, 365
>
*
3
re Su
a P 1900, 637, 643, 646,
654, 668; 02, 663; ’09, 390,
3
tilinopus. P 54, 232; ’99, 45
inus. j iii, 186. P 745, 308;
58, 73; °65, 238. J IV, 11, 36
eoe. P ’66, 71
ry 1: Bag 153. J I, 40
J 1, 108
neta. P 95, 334
thloris. P 60, 191
(Tring a). P 98, 139
P 71, 63, 160, 317; 78,
s. P ’87, 282, 285; 90, 52,
; 91, 126, 134. J IX, 186, 187,
216, 253
Mh
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
1109
Ptilogonys. P
55, 308;
II, 262
Ptilomera. P ’60, 230
Ptilomeris. P °48, 20. J I, 173
Ptilonorhynchine. P ’91, 449
Ptilonorhynechus. P ’91, "449
43, 261;
47, 157;
63, 294; J
99, 17.
Ptilopteri. P 69, 200; ’72, 179
Ptilopus. P ’99, 61
Ptiloris. P ’75, 451; ’76, 182; 791,
447; 99, 26
Ptilosepala. P 48,17. J I, 168
ptilosus (Macronus). P 702, 685
Ptinella. J I, 109
Ptinide. P °45, 308, 310; ’65, 222;
89, 311
Ptiniores. P 54, 218; '59, 290. J
IV, 36
Ptinodes. P ’65, 227, 230
Ptinus. P 745, 308, 309, 310; ’59,
76; 765, 238
Ptomophagus. j v, 184
Ptosima. P ’73, 89
Ptyas. P ’60, 563
Ptychemys. P ’65, 187; 708, 114
Ptychina. P ’72, 91
Ptychoceras. P 57, 134; ’60, 421;
61, 419; 68, 287; 782, 205; 705,
27. J VIII, 309
Ptychocheilus. P ’56, 208; ’77, 90;
65, 70; 783, 156; 1900, 432
ptychochila (Clausilia). P ’01, 409,
412, 418, 420, 623, 651; 704, 815,
816
Ptychocochlis. P 710, 521, 533
Ptychocrinus. P ’85, 311, 321
ptychocyma (Clausilia). P ’01, 501,
628, 651; “04, 825; ’08, 575
ptychocyma var. yakushime (Clau-
eee P 701, 501, 629, 651; 704,
Ptychodes. P ’62,38. J II, 142, 146
Ptychodus. j viii, 220. P ’68, 205;
70, 12, 13. J I, 299
Ptychognathus. P 758, 104; ’80,
188, 203
Ptyechomya. P ’72, 50, 249
Ptychopatula. P ’89, 191, 195, 200;
91, 314
ptychopleura (Cyclosaura). P 756,
207
P 05, 725
Ptychopoma,
759, 200, 252; 702,
Ptychoptera. P
285
Ptychoramphus. P
93, 30; 99, 19
Ptychorhamphus. P ’68, 14; ’69, 211
Ptyehoris. P ’76, 291; 7T, 22
Ptychosalpinx. P 782, 168, 169, 171
Ptychostomus. P 56, 172; 764, "285;
"77, 72, 82, 90. J VI, 235
68, 7, 14, 51;
1110 INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Ptychostylus. P ’92, 395
Ptychosyea. P ’76, 294; 05, 25
Ptycobranchus. P 1900, 79
ptycophora (Fala). P ’75, 426
(Helix). P ’75, 155; 89, 203
Ptylodictya. P ’66, 126
Ptyloramphus. P ’68, 7
ptylorhyncha (Numida). P ’05, 756
ptymatura (Qénanthe). P ’67, 220
Ptyodactylus. P ’54, 102; 56, 147
Ptyonotus. P ’77, 92, 96
Ptyssophorus. P ’94, 225, 229-233
pubens (Pinckneya). P ’68, 184
(Sambucus). P ’84, 86; ’91,
433
puber (Portunus). P 750, 29
pubera (Leptura). j v, 279, 280.
J I, 337
(Stellaria). P ’60, 145; ’88, 397
(Thelephora). J III, 222
puberula (Dodecatheon). j vii, 48
(Hosackia). P ’63, 349
(Lobelia). P 1900, 670; ’07,
458
(Lytta). P ’66, 349
(Protheca). P ’65, 241
(Solidago). P ’60, 514; 702,
665, 669; 04, 605, 606
(Viola). P ’03, 696
(Zeugophora). P ’73, 28
puberulum (Helenium). J I, 173
(Lilium). P ’68, 166
(Linum). P ’04, 108
puberulus (Eusaltus). P 754, 84.
J LV, 3s
(Hydroporus). P ’55, 292
oy Ge ee A diets: Pein ¢s eee
?
(Podabrus). P ’51, 345
(Xyletinus). P ’59, 290
pubescens (Acacia). P ’58, 128
(Agriotes). P 745, 217
(Anchomenus). P ’54, 59
(Anomia). P ’73, 180
(Anoplium). J II, 16
(Anthieus). P 52, 102
(Atomaria). P 744, 114
(Atranus). P ’66, 347
(Attelabus). jv, 252
OF caer eat P 55, 417; 768,
(Bernhardus). P 751, 270;
52, 6; °588, 237
ie Se igre 6 PB... °66,'' 3485; JF
"(Carex). P ’87, 77
(Cereyon’). P ’55, 374
(Chlenius). P 756, 27
(Chlorops). P ’95, 339
(Clytus). J II, 28, 104, 177
(Cocolloba). j i, 26
(Craniotus). J IV, 36
pubescens turati
pubescens (Elaphidion).
pubescens. Continued.
(Cryptocephalus). J I, 259
(Cryptophagus). P 44, 114
(Cryptus). P ’94, 187
(Cypripedium). P ’60, 304;
’88, 396
(Dendrocopus). P ’53, 384
(Donacia). P ’73, 21
(Dryobates). P 89, 268; ’91,.
435;. 795, 482; ’96, 114, 116, 129;
98, 81; ’92, "99
pubescens gairdneri (Dryobates). P
193, 22, 62; 98, 209; 703, 7, 15
pubescens orececus (Dryobates). P
93, 42, 62
(Dryobates). P
J Ii, 16
(Erigeron). P ’63, 64
(Eulabis). J IV, 38
(Eumolpus). P ’47, 169
(Eupagurus). P ’58, 237, 249; ©
63, 139; ’01, 165 :
(Eupatorium). P ’60, 513; —
10, 547, 574
(Fraxinus). P ’62, 5, 166
(Galathea). P 7’58, 238, 252
(Goodyera). P ’60, 514; 88,
03, 8; 704, 581
396
(Grindelia). j vii, 74
(Halicarcinus). P ’51, 258
(Heteraspis). P ’73, 34
(Hymenicus). P ’51, 254
(Lathyrus). J ITI, 85
(Latridius).
(Lupa). P 52, 84
(Mordellistena). P ’62, 51
(Nanarretia). J III, 97
(Odontomyia). :
(Pachygrapsus). P _ ’80,
201 ar
(Pagurus). P 52, 6; ’58, 237,
249; °63, 139 a
(Panicum). P 1900, 483 __
(Paspalum). P ’10, "545, 551
(Pentstemon). P_ ’60, 303;
63, 71 4
(Peramium). P 710, 579 4
(Petrolisthes). P 58, 228, 241
(Physalis). P 798, 394; a
108 ei
(Picus). . j iii, 369;
406. P ’47,. 278;
293; °63, 201; ’69, 126;
93, 65
(Pilodius). P 52, 80
(Psychotria). P 89, 386. ag
(Terebratulina). P ’73, 180 —
(Tribola). P 52, 10 ss
(Viola). P 760, 199 ;
88, 396; 1900, 485, 488; 03,
696
bescens Ss ei Bad Bas 03,
eenti (Eupagurus). P ’58, 249
entulus (Pandalus). P 52,
sollis (Donacia). P ’73, 20, 21
(Hoplia). P ’59, 289. J TH,
285
(Dicranomyia). P 59,
(Erioptera). P ’59, 228
tay P ’55, 293
Limnobia). P ’59, 206
ventris (Agrilus). P
(Pepsis). P ’99, 196
1 Reimia). P "66, 126
P 99,
tinia. P 3, 152, J Il, 281
a. P °83, 276
Jens (Lycosa). P
(Tarentula). P
(Cicindela). P
Stomncci,
Diplommatina). P ’02, 28
__(Fritillaria). j vii, 54. P 68,
167; 98, 44, 313
73, 91,
08, 164
08, 261
08, 507
Hi, (Goniobasis). P; 66, 26. ° J
2
‘ ng P °59, 206
Melania). P ’61, 120; ’65,
88. A rll
| (Mimosa). 799, 222; 01,
“sadk P ’80, 108
(Seintilla). P 72, 225
udicum (Anobium). Pp 59, 290;
65, 223, 236
‘ (Lilium).
167; 98, 44,
pudicus Sastestes). P ’65, 236
“es (Unio). P 60,92. J IV, 346
yudorine (Suceinea). J IX, 86, 109
tha (Nucula). J VIII, 335
shana (Ostrea). J VIII, 336
chum (Cardium). J VIII, 334
ee): J VIII, 334
la (Agrion).. P ’01, 127
fia) P 95, 323
a vii, 54. P ‘68,
Batis). P’ 05, 769
Carpophaga). P ’54, 231
(Columba). P ’54, 231
iella abyssinica (Hirundo). P ’05,
(Peristera).
P '56, 321;
59, 143
(Plectropoma). P <1; «98;
"2, 236; °97, 106
(Varicella). P10, 531
is (Cossyphus). P ’62, 240
evectenopins). © P ’05, 40, 53;
57,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
1111
puerilis (Chordodes). P ’01, 289-291
Puffinee.
P 64, 116, 141; 66, 26,
135
Puffinuria. P ’66, 188
Puffinus. P °61, 242; °62, 327; 64,
117, 127, 143; ’66, 135, 137, 138,
140, 157, 158, 192, 196; ’69, 212;
70, 5, 85; 771, 38; ’96, 509-512;
98, 136
puffinus (Procellaria). P ’64, 128,
132, 135, 144; ’66, 193, 195-197
pugetica (Ampelisca). P ’64, 158
pugettensis (Gebia). P 52, 19;
60, 23
(Podarke). P
243, 336
08, 341; 709,
pugetti (Gasterosteus). P 56, 135;
"86, 246, 251
Pugettia. P 57, 219; ’91, 215
pugil (Pilodius). P ’52, 80
pugilis (Fulgur). J XII, 196, 198
(Strombus). P ’59, 179; ’71,
147; 91, 52; ’03, 758. J VIII,
340, 360; XI, 359, 360, 392
pugilis alatus (Strombus). P 03,
758
pugillator (Gelasimus). P ’55, 403;
771, 121; 7°78, 322; °79, 399; ’80,
147, 150, 186; ’88, 330, 333; ’91,
192, 199. J ITI, 149
(Oecypoda). ji, 71, 443. P ’78,
322; ’80, 150, 186; ’91, 192
(Pagurus). P ’58, 233
pugillus (Valsa). P ’77, 124; ’78,
86
pugionata (Buprestis). P ’57, 7
(Dicerea). P ’73, 85, 87
Pugiuneulus. P ’61, 436; 62, 423;
65, 131
pugnans (Crabro). P ’97, 387
pugnatus (Phrurolithus). P ’92, 22
pugnax (Alpheus). P ’52, 23
(Ancistrodon). P 59, 336;
71, 209
(Betta). P ’05, 504
(Gelasimus). P ’71, 121; ’78,
322; ’80, 147; °88, 333
(Hypsiboas). J VI, 200
(Macropodus). P ’05, 505
(Toxicoccis). P 756, 307
(Toxicophis). P ’59, 336; ’01,
6
Pugnellus. P ’60, 197; ’76, 298;
98, 462; ’05, 23. J VIII, 315,
316
Pugnus. P ’96, 208
pulaskensis (Ostrea). P ’95, 45, 145
pulchella (Achatina). P ’99, 398
(Aemeodera). P ’73, 89, 332
(Anaplecta). P ’06, 262
(Apex). P ’88, 39
(Astarte). P 72, 247
1112
pulchella. Continued.
(Biddulphia).
137; 1900, 694-696
(Buprestis). P 57, 7
(Burtonia). P 758, 128
(Certhia). P ’05, 775
(Chama). P ’72, 119
(Chonetes). P ’62, 410; 65,
115
(Clarkia). P ’98, 28, 302
(Clathurella). P ’73, 219
(Columbella), P ’91, 51
(Comatricha). P ’89, 188
(Corbicula). P ’60, 272
(Cyclas). P ’60, 297; ’97, 291
(Cyclobothra). P ’68, 168. J
TIT, 101
(Cyrena). P ’60, 272, 284
(Dacelo). P 702, 675
(Donacia). P 51, 312
(Eleochlora). P ’08, 13
(Elodes). P ’53, 356
(Euryta). P 704, 5
(Eutrochatella). P ’10, 524
(Gila). P 754, 29; 56, 206;
77, vl
(Gilia). P ’63, 74
(Glandina). P ’60, 151
(Goniobasis). P 764, 42;
151
(Helicter). P ’88, 39
(Helix). P ’58, 204; ’61, 308,
397; .°72, 101; °75, 212; 779, 33;
789, 194, 206; ’93, 235, 246
pulchella costata (Helix). P
206; °93, 259
pulchella var. levigata (Helix). P
93, 247
pulchella (Isanda).
P ’61, 71; 90,
68,
89,
P ’05, 115, 116
(Ismenia). P ’73, 188
(Lebia). P 743, 296
(Libellula). j viii, 20. P ’62,
400, 402
(Libellulina). P- ’62, 381
(Megerlea). P ’73, 188
(Melania). P ’64, 42
(Monedula). P ’95, 364, 366
(Moniana). P ’56, 200; 710,
279
(Nectarinia). P ’05, 775
(Orphulina). P ’06, 21;
166
(Palingenia).
(Petroica). P ’99, 56
(Phymaphora). P 753, 360
(Pipiza). P ’95, 329
(Plumbago). P 798, 390
(Potentilla). P 763, 94;
210; ’95, 544. J ITI, 182, 190
(Rhanis). P 53, 360
(Sacodes). P 753, 356
(Stauroneis). P ’61, 71
07,
P 62, 375, 401
93,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
pulchella. Continued.
(Strix). P ’64, 238
(Tenia).
(Terebratula). P ’73, 187
(Tettigidea). P ’04, 669
(Tigoma). P 756, 206
(Trichia). P ’93, 366
(Trochatella). P 710, 525
(Truncatelia). P 758, 211
(Turbonilla).
(Vallonia). P 775, 155;
236, 239, 246-278; °10, 665-667
pulchella var. enniensis (Vallonia).
P ’93, 251
pulchella var. hispanica (Vallonia).
P 93, 251
pulchella var. persica (Vallonia). P
93, 251
pulchella (Valsa).
pulchelloidea (Calospheria).
26
(Valsa). P ’95, 26
pulchelloides (Leuciseus). P ’85, 15
pulchellula (Helix). P ’93, 267
(Vallonia). P ’93, 268
pulchellum (Agrion). P ’01, 127
(Ceeum). P ’88, 170;
758
(Hypnum).
(Macrochilus). P
309; °91, 262
(Mulgedium).
(Musceulium).
(Orchelimum).
(Pisum). P ’60, 297
(Polemonium). P ’63, 73
93,
P '77, 117
P 95,
03,
P '55, 446
89, 306,
P '63, 69
P 60, 297
pulchellus (Agrilus). P ’73, 92, 93, —
333 ;
(Anolis).
(Calochortus).
(Calopogon).
(Carcineutes).
(Carpocrinus).
(Cheilonemus). P
85, 18
(Codaster).
(Crossidius).
37
P 56, 237
P 68, 168
P ’60, 304
P 02, 675
P ’81, 281
P '86, 217
(Cryptohypnus). P ’66, 347
(Cyathocrinus). P ’79, 310
(Cymatogaster). P 754, 123
(Diadophis). P ’01, 70
(Engraulis). P ’54, 199
(Erigeron). P ’95, 544
(Gelasimus).
148
(Gymnodactylus).
(Harpe). P ’63, 222
(Leuciseus).
202; ’61, 154; ’77, 90; ’85, 18
(Leucosomus). P
56, acy
202; '61, 154, 523; °77, 89; ’85, 18
P 51, 241; 56, 46
P '99, 165, 172 —
P ’10, 616, 642
56, 189;
P 61, 856; 96,
P 58, 100; ’80, —
P 96, 464
P 56, 167, 189,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 1113
Continued, —~— pulecherrima. Continued.
Litochrus). P 56, 17 (Antennaria). P 63, 67
Maerocheilus). P ’60, 467 (Branchiobdella). P ’93, 423
-(Oligocephalus). P ’59, 102 (Cesalpinia). P ’89, 376, 378
Paleocrinus). P ’79, 310 (Campanula). P ’76, 142
Pentagonaster). P ’89, 173 ' (Caneellaria). P °’48, 97
Petronason). P ’82, 274 (Chalisoma). P ’82, 282
(Philonthus). P ’44, 36 (Daenis). P ’64, 270
(Phylloseyrtus). P 10, 598, (Diatrypella). P ’93, 144
16, 649 (Glauconome). P ’61, 27
= P ’81, 281 (Jouannetia). P ’62, 194, 217
Polyporus). J III, 212, 213 (Laminella). P ’88, 35
on™): P ’86, 209, (Melania). P ’60, 58; ’64, 39
(Nueula). P 748, 102
Te wcuectes). P ’59, 118 (Oligocelis). P ’57, 24
sher (Cheirodon). P ’06, 332 (Pentamera). P ’78, 305
__(Clinocephalus). r 7 en, 3, (Pimpla). P ’73, 404
3 707, 287 (Poinsettia). P 758, 124
© (Conners). P 706, 33 (Triomphalia). P ’62, 197, 217
Compsodesmus). P "196, 261 (Trochomorpha). P ’90, 288
-(Conophis). P 68, 308. J pulcherrimum (Achatinellastrum). P
137 188, 32, 35
P 704, 662 (Dendrocelum). P ’57, 24
P 88, 366, (Physarum,. P 1910, 272
(Polemonium). P ’63, 73
\ 5 (Cryptocephalus). P ’47, 173. | pulcherrimus (Conus). P ’79, 218;
195, 55
(Cyathocrinus). P ’86, 70, 74; (Malurus). P ’89, 150
788, 386 ; (Masticophis). P ’74, 65
Cyclas). P ’60, 284, 297 (Phidippus). P ’04, 121, 137
_(Cyrena). P °60, 287 (Psammechinus). P ’63, 357
Dermestin. oF Wy, ng (Seaphites). P ’61, 430
4 & eae 48, 100° pulchra (Ameiva). P 760, 483; 62,
Fusus). 62
? > c
ipecpors).. * a 202, 298 sp: Ampbioeere). F. Ca0: "65,
— P 763, 330; 64, 59;
imopsis). P ’90, 403
(Anniella). P .°53, 301; ’83,
32; 708, 119
(Marsup P 81, 239 (Apalis). P 705, 773
ert). y IL 150 (Aselepias). P 1900, 652, 654,
Nannosciurus). P ’02, 158 669; ’07, 457 ‘
Oxyprus). P 7°44, 43 (Auriculella). P 788, 15
_ (Pachygaster). P 594, 419 (Bakevellia). P ’91, 249
' (Pedilus). P 55, 273. J I, (Callula). J VI, 192
83, 84 (Chrysomela). P 7°56, 35
Me (Perischocrinus). P ’81,-306 (Cineindela). j il, 142
es P 708, 116 Saecarian) P ane Bote
__ (Pimel 64, 59; Crass :
8 eee 8s (Crex). P 94, 148
” Pompilvs). P 96, 550 (Cyrena). P ’60, 2
Ramphastos 64, 241; (Dentalina). J 1V, 402
z oe a (Berries). P 3 187
. ecocri 81, 306 (Goes). 0
Dcceyrics). P63, 330; (Halosydna). P ’08, 329; 709,
59; ’81, 114 240; 710, 238
vi Trichorhynchus). P 03, 44, (Helicina). P ’02, 748
2, 640; “a 90, 93, 94, 98 (Hyledactylus). J VI, 192
us) 64, 249 (Idotea). P ’97, 39.
etter ). Pp as, 258 (Kaloula). P 09, 403
ima (Achatinella). P ’88, (Kellia). P 772, 931
28; '95, 938 (Languria). P 54, 159
1114 INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
pulchra. Continued. pulicaria. Continued. |
(Lycosa). P 704, 277; +08, (Corticaria). P55, 304
164, 267. (Plectoptera). P ’05, 839
gay _J IN, 388 (Rhipipteryx). P 705, 833
(Odostomia). P 73, 225 (Ripipteryx). | P 05, 833, 843
(Partula). P 785, 218. J IX, | pulicarius (Corticaria). P 744, 115
78 eee Bee ang (Hydroporus). P 55, 293
eo Se ae on , 329; 709, PO cosmaipis P 44, 115; ’55,
(Procellana). | P 58, 229, 248 | pulla (Amastra). P_ ’88, 49 |
ene P 108, ae (Amphicnephes). P 795, 336
eaewueaeey. ‘oa. tas gine P 01, 128, 138; 708,
3 ; J ‘
(Spirifera). P ’60, 310 i :
(Surirella). P 61, 62 eerie} » 46 G0
(Tarentula). P ’08, 267 (Geoplana). P °S7, 24
Baer j vii, 117... P oe (Goniobasis). P *64, 112, J
, , 130
an. : og a fein e j es 371
. f ’ anaria).
ight A 95, 1138, (Polycelis). Pp 57, 24
o, Lae pullaria (Vitis). P 53, 298
ts ont m eg pullarius (Falco). P ’75, 346
; peal (Psittacus). P 764, 241
ay rie (Masticophis). P 768, | pullastre. P 768, 281, 297, 299
pulchrifolium (Phyllium) P06 seaiie (AchatineHe)s, es
106 ein. P58 Spa
i acoplia).
pulchrigulus (Craugastor). P 62, (Coccinella). j vy. 301
(Hylodes). P °63, 48 _ (Corbicula) 60, 272, 288
: "i yrena).
ae aa Raerge P 96, 28, 32, (Museicapa)._ j iv, 383
, z
pulchripennis (Cocytotettix). P06, “eo P 758; 3 bi
30 ' . F
j pullatis (Unio). P ’56 262
Ce al oe 188, 187 | pallatus (Coluber). | B 60, 564
(Ischnomela). P ’05, 842 (Platyrhyneos). iv), 25°
(Lactista). P 704, 525 (Spilotes). P 760, 38% om
(Pepsis). P °97, 283; ’99, 196 761, 3003 74, 64; 708, SSHs am
oad io 44; 08, 121. J VILL, 135, 180
pulchripes (Exochus). P 773 393 :
Pulchriphyllium. P 04 1057 (Unio). J IV, 57
pulligera (Ostrea). J
b
ag f
pulehrum (Agathidium). P °53, 286 pullulum (‘Theri dion};
(Aspergillum). P ’61, 489 :
(Clasterisporium). _P "193. 169 pullulus (Psilochorus).
(Diplopelma). J VI, 194 pullum (Opatrum).
bf
(Eugystoma). P ’60, 506. J | Jinas (Criotettix). P 704, 662
VI, 194 }
(Plestiodon). P 756, 154 feelers of
° . , .
ae jv, 301. F a (Limonacanthus). ¥ 97,’ 1 74
pulchrus (Brechites). P 61, 489 (Monacanthus). ae BY
pulegioides (Hedeoma). P ’60, 514 | — (Podocnemis). Fo
ulex (Gammarus). j i, a5. Ff (Unio). P 253; ° 3.
163, 139 Pulmonaria. J vu, 43, P '63, 73.
(Habrocestum). P 04, 139 J TH, 195 a
(Oniseus). P ’63, 139 pulmonica var. tryomiana (Aplysia)-
(Saitis). P ’92, 78; 1900, 540 P ’99, 515 : :
J Il, 292 pulmonum (Aspergillus). P 69,
pulicare (Hysterium).
pulicaria (Altica).
(Anaxipha). P 05, 834
(Cheetoenema). sama ae ae
P °47, 167 Biol. 12
VIII, 323
P 01, 571
P 01, 571
V, 237
Pulocondora. P ’62, 304
Pulsatilla. P ’63, 56
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cy ig is
a
a
. (Cerophytum): ~P °53, 230;
_ (Chorea). P ’47, 150; 53, 230
messy P 90, 12 6
ternza. P 50, 81; ’58, 128
ea var. microspora (Rosel-
linia). P ’95, 419
P ’60, 264
64
P 93, 216
lentum ‘(Callidium).
ACyclostoma). P 87, 147
“ eobamea J I, 18
Verbascum). P ’89, 396
erulentus (Blapstinus). P ’59, 78
(Cerambyz). J Il, 102, 150;
4
(Crotalus). P ’83, 11; ’03, 33
( ophorus). P ’87, 147
(Monohammus). J II, 150
_ (Mulleripicus). P ’99, 204
(Piem)P Pes, O
eet 8
Picus). P ’99, 204
(Plagithmysus). J II, 105
_ (Psammodynastes). Pp 702, 180,
‘(Totanus). P ’56, 40; °58, 195
a. P 55, 435
- (Xystiens). P 701, 583
lla (Terebratula). P ’73, 185
Ivinaria. P °99, 260, 272
ulvinaris (Helix). P go, 232, 235
mata (Paronychia). P vo, 58
_ (Spongilla): P °87, 177, 178
_ (Terebratella). P 73, 184;
7, 163; ’91, 170, 172
‘(Terebratula). Sate &
1, 173 -
(Venus). J VIil, 334
eWaldheimia). Pp 73, 184
ane. jv, 9
(Aleurodicus). P ’02, 280
(Gerbillus). P 96, 537
ip _(Sivosiphon). r +48, 104
Sirosiphon) P ’69, Biol. 1
184;
P 761, 430; 772, 217.
4. 87, 38
s (Unio). P 53, 255
(Charcharodon). P ’46,
uma (Pimelodus). P ’59, 160
nil; Pe). P ’07, 495
_ (Anaxipha). P ’05, 834
Beutel) P 62, 98, 334
Castanea). P ’72, 239; ’80,
351; 86, 294: 07, 458
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
1115
pumila. Continued.
(Catonia). P ’07, 480, 483
(Cellepora). P ’05, 5. J V,
126
(Chloritis). P ’01, 617
(Corticaria). P 755, 302; 66,
347
‘(Crategus). P ’05, 607, 612
P pivsceaiug P ’89, 376; 798,
38
(Gilia). P ’48,11. J I, 156
(Gyrotoma). P ’64, 94
(Killingia). P ’80, 132
(Kneiffia). P 1900, 668; ’02,
663
(Lebia). P ’43, 296
(Magnolia). P ’58, 125
(Megara). P ’65, 22
(Melania). P ’63, 321
(GEnothera). P 1900, 668;
02, 663 4
(Ophiocoma). P ’88, 316; ’89,
177
(Polybia). P ’98, 449
(Potentilla). P ’10, 545, 564
(Prunus). P ’98, 26, 300; 704,
606
(Rana). j v, 339; vi, 36. P
55, 431
(Schizostoma). P ’60, 187
(Spratella). P ’61, 36
, Se = ja aie a P ’63, 321;
65,
"Trichcehlorites). P 701, 617
(Turritella). P ’93, 221; ’05,
21. J IV, 392
pumilio (Brachinus). P ’62, 525
(Dendrobates). J VI, 197
(Dendromys). P ’96, 535
(Eulota). P ’08, 454
(Onychogomphus). P ’99, 231,
232
(Phalacrus). P ’56, 16
(Seiurus). P ’57, 11
pumilis (Fusus). P 748, 100
(Pentstemon). P ’63, 71
(Unio). P ’53, 255; ’54, 244
(Zora). P 1900, 532
pumilum (Cirsium). P 710, 583
7 (Elaphidion). J Il, 14
(Erigeron). P ’63, 64
(Erysimum). P 63, 57
(Glaucidium). P ’90, 130
(Nasturtium). j vii, 12
(Opeas). P 710, 503
(Pentstemon). j vii, 46
(Pleurocera). P ’63, 317
(Schizostoma). P ’64, 93, 94.
J V, 252
(Trypanostoma). P 62, 174;
63, 317. J V, 279
, pumilus (Allacodon). P ’91, 130
1116
pumilus.
\
J I, 249
puncicollis (Catogenus).
puncta (Chemnitzia). P
162
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
P °73,' 328
799, 150
‘ : (Drepane). P
Continued. punctata var. aurea (Crategus). P
(Amaranthus). P 1900, 665 710, 159
(Clidastes). P ’71, 104 punctata var, canescens (Crategus).
(Cryptocephalus). P ’49, 170. P ’05, 583; 710, 159
; Ea iad. bere heen ers microphylla (Crategus).
yschirus). ; ,
(Euxolus). P ’67, 22 punctata mutabilis (Crategus). P
(Hadrobregmus). P 65, 232 10, 158
(Helianthus). P ’63, 65 punctata (Cucumaria). P ’88, 312
(Hemidactylus). P ’60, 502 (Cyarda). P ’07, 497
(Hippiseus). P ’02, 721 (Cyclura). P ’54, 103
(Katadysas). P 1900, 529, 532 (Cymatodera). J IV, 36
(Platyerinus). P ’81, 248 (Diplodonta). P ’71, 135; 703,
(Tabanus). P 795, 322 757
4 (Diplotaxis). J III, 270; IV,
97, 78
Furearia). P 62 - 997 (Emys). j iv, 203, 205, 212; 4
Siam, © chunk Aiba Mer e808 P54, 189; 08, 114
(Turbonilla). P °99, 146, 162, tGanie) bo. oh. ts
174 : » Sf, ; ya
punctans (Spheria). P ’95, 31 $25; 779, 408 ’ :
: ‘ ; (Helodes). P ’53, 854 a
(Sporidesmium). P 795, 489 Helix) i151. P 74. 62 am
punctariola (Hyla). J VIII, 94, 106 7 ae). eae Be. :
punctariola moesta (Hyla). J VIII ‘ :
06 iietloaeaye p 158," 430, 432
pevTit 106 monticola (Hyla). J (Hydreena). Z 55, 362 m a
punctariola pictipes (Hyla). J VIII, ime ae wer » 198; >
106 é , .
punctata (Acara). P ’71, 254 (Lacete). P87, 475; %08
(Actinella). P 63, 348; ’65, 7 127. J I, 283; 11, 349
(Alutera). P ’97, 127 (Lactista). P ’05, 402, 803,
(Amauropsis). P ’05, 21 841 , ; a
(Ambystoma). J I, 283 ’ Pie:
(Ameiva). P 62, 68 S00. as, 1 oo
(Amphisbena). P 56, 237 (Lepidonote). P ’63, 140. J
(Amphidesma). j ii, 308 IEI, 148 _
(Amphipentas). P 1900, 722 (Leptoplana). P 57, 22, 27
(Ampithoe). j i, 383 (Leucosia). j i, 458
(Anas). P ’05, 761 (Liatris). P’ ’63, 67
(Anthura). P_’55, 393 (Locuste). P 707, 392
(Aphrodita). P ’63, 140 (Lucina). P 72, 87
(Aplysia). P 95, 348 (Lychnuris). P 51, 333
(Aruanoidea). P ’04, 80 (Mabuia). P 762, 185
(Atya). P ’78, 91; ’94, 409 (Melolontha). P ’44, 139. J
(Bairdiella). P ’63, 29; ’77, III, 236
210 (Miearia). P ’04, 122 a
(Brachys). P ’57, 10 (Monarda). P ’60, 514; 1900, —
(Buprestis). P ’44, 147 646, 659, 669; ’02, 663 e.
(Calamaria). P ’60, 250 (Monedula). P ’97, 383; ’99,
(Calymene). j viii, 229. P 200 a
41, 18 (Munatia). P 705, 404, 405, —
(Cancer). P ’79, 403 841; 07, 169 | E
(Chrysobothris). P ’44, 149 (Mysia). P ’72, 94
(Clytiomyia). P 795, 333 (Nephelis). P 70, 89
(Coccoloba). P ’89, 401 (Nomia). P ’96, 34
(Coriocella). P ’55, $78 (Ochromyia). P ’94, 279
(Coronella). P ’01, 69 (CRdipoda). P ’04, 526 4
Norn, gt P 705, 583; 710, Oni EOL P 783, 290>
1 rmia).
P 94, 279 4
Continued. —~~
(Orphula); P °06, 16
_ (Orphulella). P 04, 518; 05,
401, 802, 841; 706, 25, 27; 07, 167
(Pandora). j vii, 228
(Perea). P 60, 111; ’97, 104
pes). P 96, 46
_ (Persephone). P *71, 123; 78,
a, 325; ’79, 403; 91, 192, 199
‘(Phasianella). "Pp 05, mS
, 299
’(Platycrana). P ’04, 80
Porcellana). P ’58, 229
Procellaria). P °66, 162, 171
_ (Prognatha). P ’66, 376
Raja). P ’92, 237; 701, 333;
710, 471
cere) P 08, 118
tela). J III, 236
Rend). Eo, Amd
aiteblopar). P ’66, "38
Semperia). P 88, 312
A: ). P 61, 505
Testudo). j iv, "o12; vi, 25
Thalassophryne). P 85, 53,
_ (Tryblionella). P ’61, 71
Viola). P 03, 696
tissima (Feronia). J Ii, 247
Golamand). j iv, 206. J
munctatissimus (Anolis). P ’56, 225,
Berosus). P
348. J IV, 30
‘e letlenins P 60, 152
_ (Chienius). J XI, 280
Hydroporus). P 755, 291, 293
Pterostichus). P ’73, 306. J
247
_ (Spheriodactylus). P °56, 237
dactylus). P ’61, 498
_ (Tetrodon). P ’81, 113
osa (Diplotaxis). P ’73,
, 268, 273
(Bembidium). P
,
tatum (Acrydium). P ’05, 401
(Amblystoma). P 56, 7; ’61,
24; 65, 54; 67, 169, 170, 175;
°68, "276; °69, 95; ’93, 383; °95,
; 1900, 617. J VI, 98, 100
. ma). P "56, 11; °59,
(Cerithiopsis). P 91, 53
rium). P 55, 444;
—- rosoma). P ’97, 62
; malosoma). P ’60, 250
Hypericum). P ’10, 545, 568
——
55, 363; 66,
7 he
pee
.
\LO-SLI la umm
By
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
1117
punctatum. Continued.
(Hyperprosopon). P ’54, 106
(Lacerta). J III, 349
(Nettion). P 705, 761
(Polygonum). P 702, 661
(Sarmatium). P ’80, 212
(Sibon). P ’97, 464
(Triceratium). P ’61, 70
punctatum forma hexagona (Tricera-
tium). P 1900, 722
punctatum forma pentagona (Tri-
ceratium). P 1900, 722
punctatus (Ablabes). P ’56, 6; ’60,
250
(Actezon). P
222; 795, 122
(Adocus). P
(Agabus). P
(Amniscus). J XII, 169
(Anisopus). P 758, 39
(Anolis). P 756, 224
(Anthoerinus). P ’86, 76
(Apate). jv, 258
(Apiocrinus). P ’86, 74
(Aplodactylus). P ’62, 111
(Aprionodon). P ’64, 262
(Auliseus). P ’61, 69; 798,
423
(Blennius). j iv, 279. P ’64,
(Bodtettix). P ’09, 423
(Bufo). P ’52, 173; ’54, 87;
56, 251, 309; 62, 358; ’66, 313;
08; 34. J VI, 71
(Buthus). j ii, 62
(Czloenemis). ’P 04, 225
(Callichthys). P 771, 282
(Cancer). P 778, 324; 791, 192
(Caranx). P ’62, 431; ’05, 67
(Carbo). J I, 227
(Carcharius). P ’84, 98
(Chetodon). P ’97, 78
(Chatoessus). P ’97, 62
(Cirrhitus). P ’62, 107
(Clinus). P ’64, 210
(Collops). P 752, 164
(Coluber). j v, 354; vi, 36. P
53, 238; ’60, 250; 701, 69; 708,
122
(Comarocystites). P ’65, 143
(Corydoras). P ’71, 279; 703,
506
(Croton). P ’09, 486
48 95; 79,
91, 428
44, 27
(Cryptocephalus). P ’49, 170.
J I, 257
(Cychrus). P ’59, 69 |
(Cyclograpsus). P 758, 105;
80, 221
(Cyprinus). P ’82, 307
(Dasypus). J VII, 259
; (Decapterus). P ’62, 431; ’05,
1118 INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
punctatus. Continued.
(Dermatolepis). P ’61, 54;
62, 250
(Diadophis). P ’60, 250; ’95,
405; ’01, 69
punctatus pulchellus (Diadophis). P
83, 23, 27
punctatus (Dicentrarchus). P ’92,
259
(Enallocrinus). P ’86, 76; ’88,
388
(Epipocus). P ’53, 3858
(Eques). P ’63, 176
(Gadus). WP ’63, 240
(Gnorimocrinus). P
274
(Haplodactylus). P ’62, 111
(Hemiptychus). .P ’65, 239,
240
(Hydroporus). P 755, 290
(Hypleurochilus). P 77, 206
(Hypsiboas). P 74, 21. J
201
79, 273,
(Ietalurus). P ’77, 45; 704,
242
(Isesthes). P ’84, 103
(Julus). j ii, 102
(Labrax). P ’92, 259
(Laccobius). P 744, 100
(Lactista). P ’04, 525, 526
(Lemophleus). P ’54, 75
(Lepomis). P ’06, 516
(Limnichus). P ’54, 116
(Lissotriton). P ’59, 127
(Lophinus). P 759, 127
(Metagrapsus). P ’80, 212
(Micristodus). P ’65, 177
(Millericrinus). P ’86, 76;
’88, 388
(lfyeetophagus). jv, 260. P
*(Myrophis). P ’83, 282
(Omorgus). P ’54, 215. J
IV, 34
(Ophichthys). P ’82, 284
(Ophysaurus). P ’56, 240
(Ornichthys). P ’82, 277
(Ostracion). P ’99, 496
(Pachypterus). P ’82, 281
56,
(Palemon). j viii, 146. P
50, 25; 93, 122
(Paratenetus). P ’66, 347
(Perea). P ’63, 29
(Phycis). P ’63, 240
(Platyerinus). P ’81, 248
(Podabrus). P 751, 345; ’66,
347
(Prionotus). P ’63, 180; ’77,
207; ’84, 103
(Prionurus). P ’62, 242
(Productus). P ’52, 190. .J
II, 57, 89; ITI, 19, 22
punctatus.
puncticeps (Oligaspis).
puncticolle (Metachroma). 'p 58, %
puncticollis ( Ancylonycha). P Tee a
Continued.
(Rallus). P ’94, 145
(Rhyncholophus). P ’04, 148
(Scarabeus). J ITI, 236
(Scineus). P ’08, 118
(Scorpio). J V, 360, 371
Be boar P 47, 180; 52,
(Serranus). P ’62, 236
(Sillaginodes). P ’61, 505
(Silurus). P ’77, 97
(Spiletes).
(Squalus). P 763; 179; ’64,
262; '08, 54
(Sticheus). P ’64, 210
(Taxocrinus). P ’79, 274
(Tetanorhynchus). P ’04, 677 ©
J IV, 36 ;
(Triorophus).
(Triton). P ’56, 11; ’59, 127.
J III, 360
(Trox). P ’54, 215; ’66, 348;
78, 314. J IV, 34
(Trypopitys). P ’65, 234
(Unio). P ’65, 89. J VI, 261 >
(Upeneus). P 785, 154 .
(Zethus). P ’99, 4297, 434
P ’65, 178
(Picus). P ’63, 202
(Rhipiphorus).
(Scolopendra). P 61, 14
(Stictocranius).
lance Nida Tat bh
85; ’73, 42. J IV, 41
330. J ITI, 245
(Ardistomis) . Pia a
(Asclera). P 54, 31. Pp)
6 7
(Brachinus). J IV, 28
(Canthon). P ’66, 381
(Catagenus). P 54, 73
(Chrysocolaptes). P 63, 325 —
% (Colaspis). j iii, 444, P 773,
(Epicauta). P 53, 338. as
, 39 x
, Euparia). P 58, 66. J 1,
© teen j iii, 458. P "65,
205, 222
og (uanguria). j iii, 462. P 4,
(hveonadiaen P 45, 271;
53, 260 : ee
(Lytta). P 58, 338; ’59, 78. —
J IV, 28 a
(Malthaeus). P ’51, 345
(Microschatia). J IV, 37 ~~
(Ochthebius). P °55, 361. J
IV, 30 # ‘
(Gedemera). j iii, 273.
54,
icollis. Continued. ——~
(Gneis). P °52, 135
(Podabrus). P °51, 345; °52,
; (Pristilophus). P ’52, 68
persophagus). P 59, 288
Saperda). j iii, 406. J Il,
Seymnus). P ’52, 189
(Tachinus). P "45, 267
eticulata (Gambusia). P 06,
(Vola). P ’91, 473
fieulatus (Cantharus). P 04,
eeeroetns) P 59, 127
ieuloba (Dennstedtia). P ’10,
‘ifer (Hister).
P 52, 39
(Ophicthys). P ’84, 101
ifera (Clathurella). P ’73, 222
(Microcystis). P ’79, 17
iferum (Hysteropterum). P
netiforme (Agonum). P ’43, 296;
50
(Abreus). P ’53, 288
P 54, 50. J IV,
P 54, 50. J IV,
ifrons (Larra). P ’93, 531
(Tachysphex). P 793, 507, 531
rer (Hister). P ’61, 343
P 1a soma). P 61, 343
era (Clivina). P ‘57, 81, 82
(Cymindis). J IV, 28
Disonycha). P ’73, 64
is (Coniophanes).
P ’88, 231
(Campethera). P ’63,
igerus (Dendropicus). P ’59,
ietilok ala (Dennstedtia).
_ (Dicksonia). P 60, 515
yalpi (Buthus). P ’63, 109.
-V, 360, 369
_ (Vejovis). P ’01, 594
annella (Anorthosia). P ’60,
etip snnis (Amphiceris). P 66,
a eepate)- P 58, 73. J IV,
‘oh § ichus). P 61, 335
_ (Corethra). j iii, 16
(Culex). j ili, 9
Diplotaxis).
J IT, 268: TV,
P ’60,
P ’08,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
1119
punctipennis. Continued.
(Galeruca). P ’65, 214, 216;
"73, 55
(Gonocerus). P ’60, 226
(Leptis). j iii, $4
(Limnobia). P ’59, 228
(Medeterus). j vi, 170
(Phthiria). P ’95, 326
(Pristoscelis). P °66, 350, 355
(Symplecta). P ’59, 228
punctiperforata (Pitys). J IX, 32,
108
punctipes (Apollophanes). P ’09, 215
(Cryptocephalus). j iii, 428.
J I, 259
(Leiotettix). P ’07, 188
(Pentatoma). j iv, 313, 314
punctipinnis (Dermatostethus). Ee
62, 283
punctipora (Stictopora). P ’71, 160
punctiscuta (Scolopendra). P ’61,
14
punctissparsum (Theridium). P 792,
30
punctiventris (Scolopendra). J V, 22
punctobrachiata (Arthroacantha). P
85, 338; 790, 158
(Platyerinus). P 785, 338
punctolineatum . (Ceraterpeton). P
75, 16 ;
punctosignata (Perdita).
45, 7
punctosparsum (Theridium).
126
P 96, 30,
P 04,
punctostriata (Columbella). P ’99,
76
(Tornatella). P ’71, 130
punctostriatus (Leiodes). P 53,
283; °73, 327
punctularia (Emys). P 65, 185
(Loxia).. P ’64, 252
punctularius (Chelopus). P ~ ’65,
185, 186
punctulata (Allicula). P ’59, 78
2 (Amara). P 55, 353
(Amphisile). P ’62, 234
(Arbacia). P ’78, 306
(Buprestis). P ’44, 145; ’57,7
(Ceraia). P 705, 806
(Cicindela). P °43, 295; 754,
79; °66, 348; ’78, 313
punctulata var. micans (Cicindela).
J IV, 27
punctulata (Cistela). P ’46, 59
(Clivina). P 57, 81
(Cytherea). P ’82, 155
(Dicerea). P ’73, 86, 88
(Drosophila). P 95, 339
(Entalophora).
(Gambusia).
(Hippodamia). P 52,
59, 82
1120
Continued.
(Lucina).: P ’48, 101
(Lycosa). P 790, 422, 427;
1900, 538; 702, 537, 552, 553; ’03,
77, 139; ’04, 134, 277, 288; ’08,
164, 224, 256, 258
(Madrepora). P ’47, 298. J
29
17, 43, 93;
punctulata.
?
(Microperca). P
06, 526
’ (Miersia). P ’79, 416
punctulata nisoria (Munia).
689
punctulata (Navicula). P ’61, 71
(Nemognatha). P ’53, 347
(Ninox). P ’90, 130
(Novacula). P ’63, 224
(Photinus). P ’51, 335
“ (Psylliodes). P ’47, 166; ’73,
(Venus). P 43, 311
punctulatum (Amblystoma).
209
(Ambystoma).
59, 123
(Anobium). P
(Lathrobium). P ’66, 347
(Scaphiosoma). P ’60, 323
punctulatus (Anthicus). P 52, 100
(Berosus). P ’55, 365. J IV,
12, 30
’ (Callionymus). P '58, 130
(Calliurus).: P ’77, 85
(Cancer). P ’46, 43
’ (Cereus). P 744, 104
(Collops). P 752, 165
(Copris). J XI, 281
(Ctenus). P 1900, 539
PAB clas anteg ts P10, 80,
?
(Dichroplus).
188
(Echinocidaris). P
78, 306
(Ernobius). P ’65, 224
(Eupactus). P ’65, 236
(Euproctus). J III, 362
(Gryllus). P ’07, 188
ioe P 97, 98;
?
’ (Hister). jv, 45
(Ixodes). j ii, 78
(Laceobius). P 755, 363
(Lampugus). P 710, 601
(Pagurus). j viii, 132. P ’50,
25; 752, 6; 58, 233, 246
(Pasimachus). P 7°43, 298. J
IV, 14, 29
"(Pedilus).. P °55, 272
(Potamocottus). P ’77, 93
(Searus). P ’97, 121
(Tachyporus). P 744, 32
P 02,
P 67,
P 56, 6, 11;
59, 284, 290
P '05, 442; ’07,
"71, 148;
pungio (Zeus).
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
punctulifera (Agaronia). P’95, 122,
J IV, 381
(Olivula). P ’90, 398
punctulispira (Succinea). P ’01, 195
Punctum. P 775, 149, 155, 229; ’89,
192, 194, 200; ’92, 403; 99, "314;
1900, 115, 148, 575; 02, 417, 421;
04, "636, 637 ; 05, Tit: 718, 746;
106, 158, 530; °08, 495; 10, 52, 134
punctum (Helix). 89, 192
(Panchlora). P 05, 839
(Scymnus). P ’52, 141
punctuosus (Gissocrinus). P 79,
314; ’85, 287
(Patelliocrinus). P ’81, 276
puncturata (Urocoptis). P ’98, 274
pungens (Arctostaphylos). P ’98, 307
(Cleome). P ’74, 154; ’77, 106
(Gilia). P ’63, 74
(Leptodactylon). P ’63, 74,
J I, 157
(Muhlenbergia). P ’63, 78
(Pinus). P ’59, 1; ’66, 289;
68, 302; °71, 101; ’89, 56; 701,
361 4
(Reduvius). P. ’55, 404 4
(Scirpus). P 84, 94; 1900, —
663; ’02, 660; ’09, 379- 397 %
(Seolops). P ’07, 471 F
(Sinopa). P ’92, 310 ;
(Stypolophus). P ’92, 310 3
P 92, 258
Pungitius. P 03, 169
pungitius (Gasterostea). P ’86, 234
(Gasterosteus). P 784, 158;
786, 235, 250° i,
pungitius brachypoda (Gasterosteus).
P ’86, 236 ;
pungitius var. occidentalis (Gaster- —
osteus). P 786, 235 =
pa seer cea ter)
pungitius (Leiurus). P ’82, 276 .
(Pygosteus). P ’84, 158; 786,43
235, 250
pungitius brachypoda (Pygosteus). —
P ’86, 236, 252 is
Punica. P °89, 381; 01, 560
punicea (Arcyria). P ’89, 188
(Euphorbia). P ’89, 406 a
(Fringilla). iv, 40 .
(Goniobasis). P ’65, 28. J
V, 232 a
(Melania). P 61, 119; 765,
28. J V, 232 a
(Telephoromyia). P 98, Jaa
(Thelephora). J III, 221
(Turbonilla). P ’99, 174 a
puniceus (Aster). P 60, 514; 91,
272; 710, 583 ah
puniceus vimineus (Aster). P 91,
272 Pe).
puniceus (Clianthus). P ’58, 128
(Cueujus). P ’54, 73
anal (Geeinus). P
3 od GHyborhynehus). P 56,
(179; ’85
io viii, 201. P 53,
nio).
ag (Pimpla). P ’73, 398
: tus). P ’78, 364
Charax). P 92, 263
05, 485
j ii, 162, 374; v, 121. P ’36,
8, 278; 57, 193; °58, 208; ’60,
50, 155; 61, ’398; 72, 104;
= 52; 75, 148, 153, 188; 76,
187; "79, 19, 20, 22, 33; ’87, 137,
188, 146: 88, 245; 89, 194, 206,
5, 411, "414-416; 90, 34, 44) 296;
1, 315; 193, 254; 194° 23, 61;
207: 96, 321, ” 323, 325, 328,
06, "415, 446; 97, 19; 98,
267, 283; °99, 315; 1900, 94,
> 573, 576, 583- 608; 702, 513;
616, 769, 770; 04, 631, 632;
144; 10, 503. J VIII, 397,
; IX, 18, 81, 83, 84
eo). J VIII, 331
Travisia). P ’06, 228; ’08,
QRE
Sale. d VI, 130
(Urocoptis).
Up P ’89, 206;
4, 315; 94, 23; 96, 418, 425;
265, 284: 1900, 133, 564, 571,
, 576, 583; 701, 402, 484; 702,
; 703, 204, 766; 710, 135
lla. P ’89, 206; ’92, 404; 06,
: oo 708, 455; 709, 514; 710,
upillide. P ’05, 718, 737; 706, 143,
[47,°148, 532, 557; ’08, 42; ’09,
710, 135, 503, 520
na. P 1900, 576, 578; ’05, 726
na (Gastrochena). P ’61, 481
. (Witiensis) P 61, 481
Vitiensis). P ’73, 2338
: -. 787, 138; 701, 349,
; 04, 618; 05, 705, 726; 08,
P ’05, 726
m P 1900, 592; ’03, 763
ona. P 05, 710
(Achatinella). P ’88, 45
a “(Goniobasis).. P 65, 27
_ (Melania). 65, 27
_ .(Valvata). P 63, 34
; P 98, 266, 280; 1900,
5, 428, 456, 573, 585- 590, 605 ;
P 98, 275
eit bs
513; 03, 766; 704, 410-415;
, 143, 146, 533, "557; 09, 514;
, 666-668
des (Chemnitzia). P ’99, 152
71
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
sformis (Goniobasis). P 764,
90, 31; °91,.
1121
pupoides. Continued.
(Gaudryina). P ’88, 170
(Mumiola). P ’99, 152
(Turbonilla). P ’99, 146, 152,
176
pupoides var. ischna (Turbonilla). P
99
Puppigerus. PTZ, 15
pupula (Conulus). P ’02, 240
(Hyalina). P ’02, 240
pura (Actea). P ’58, 32
(Haltica). P 58, 86. J IV,
1
(Mangilia). P ’04, 9
(Vitrinella). P ’73, 218
purbeccensis (Rithma). P ’85, 113,
114
pureelli (Lycosa). P ’02, 538, 566;
03, 649; ’04, 282, 305; 08, 164,
267, 514
(Trochosa). P 704, 262,
301, 305; ’08, 267, 514
purgans (Bromus). J III, 201
purissima (Clausilia). P 704,
826; 708, 576
puritanica (Oribata). P ’06, 498
Purpura. j vi, 120; vii, 264. P ’62,
_ 563; ’71, 143; 82, 168, 225; ’91,
” 45, 51; 01, 388; 03, 758; 704, 17;
05, 26, 291; 07, 246, 321; 708, 5.
J IV, 301; VIn, 327
purpure (Gerardia). P ’89, 396
purpurascens (Amphidesma). P ’72,
228
(Anabrus). P ’70, 75
(Anodonta). P 753, 262
(Aristida). P 1900, 662; 710,
545, 548, 554
(Asclepias). P
571
(Bryum). P ’63, 95
(Ceratinopsis). P ’05, 316
(Chama). P 772, 117
(Dermatella). P ’93, 149
(Eriophora). P ’09, 210
(Eulota). P ’08, 454
(Eurystomus). P ’59, 33
(Hepialus). P ’93, 284
(Lepomis). P ’06, 519
(Leptophis). P ’60, 556
(Lophidium). P ’94, 333
(Molothrus). P ’66, 20
(Ochthedromus). P
(Orthocarpus).
(Partula). P ’85, 218. J IX,
67
(Paspalum). P ’86, 287, 288
(Pedicularis). J III, 195
(Pluchea). P ’89, 387; 705,
696
(Seriola). J XII, 507
(Sphenarium). P ’04, 528
300,
$25,
60, 512; 710,
1122
purpurascens. Continued.
(Temnocera). P ’92, 276
(Thamnotrizon). P ’70, 76
(Unio). P ’53, 247
(Urtica). P ’69, 136
(Volucella). P ’94, 276
(Xanthornus). P ’66, 20
purpurata (Chrysobothris). P ’73,
90
(Lasea). P
(Musicapa). P 764, 256
(Querula). P ’64, 256
purpuratus (Actinobolus). P ’72, 254
"72, 229
(Dicelus).. P ’43, 296
(Discetus). P ’78, 313
(Lampsilis). J XITI, 222, 263,
270, 534, 572
(Loxeehinus). P ’63, 357
(Pecten). P 748, 104; 781,
418. J VIII, 336
Obes ¢ pad P ’09, 548, 558,
(Pterostichus). P ’73, 308. J
“TH, 242
(Ptilinopus). P ’99, 46
(Quisealus). P ’66, "403
(Salmo). P ’83, 138, 141, 152.
J IX, 391
(Searus). P ’82, 305
(Trachyphonus). P 759, 141;
99, 49
(Unio). P ’53, 255, 266; 60,
3 ibe Pee | 96, 504. J III,
315; Vv, "436; VIII, 69
purpurea (Acanthodoris). P ’79,
72; ‘80, 98
(Ardea). P ’05, 761
purpurea cristata (Ardea). P 75,
* 353
purpurea (Aristida). P ’63, 79
(Bletia). P ’89, 355
(Carpodacus). P ’08, 86
(Cenobita). P 758, 232, 245;
"71, 241
(Cincindela). P ’43, 295; 66,
3
(Collinsia). j vii, 47
(Cyrena). P ’60, 284
(Erythrospiza). P ’43, 262.
J I, 53
(Eucyela). P ’48, 17.-J I,
66
(Fringilla). j iv, 56, 277; vii,
193; viii, 154. P ’53, 400; 756,
292; 75, 350
(Gerardia). P ’60, 512; ’67,
21; 1900, 641, 646, 654, 669; 702,
663; ’04, 604; 707, 456; ’09, 386
purpurea parvulla (Gerardia). P
10, 546, 548, 549, 572
purpurea (Goniobasis). P65, 33.
J V, 225
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INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Continued.
P
P
purpurea.
(Gorgonia).
(Gracula).
133; °75, 346
(Herpotrichia).
(Hirundo). iv, 255; viii,
155. P 53, 401; °55, 308; 756,
288; 66, 72; '75, 352
(Houstonia). P ’80, 349 -
purpurea longiflora (Hovea). P 58,
128
P ’89, 393;
07, 248
68, 1538. J
'T1, 109
’61, 120;
P 01, 718
66, 403;
J I, 186
88, 308
66, 403; 69,
P ’95, 415
purpurea (Ipomea).
02, 663; 705, 700
(Lesquerella).
(Lithasia).
VI, 340
(Magnolia).
(Melania).
33. J V, 225
(Micrura)..
(Monedula).
133
(Muhlenbergia).
(Mya). P ’72, 227
(GEnothera). J III, 88
(Pisa). P 79, 387
(Plexaura). P ’88, 308
(Progne). P 753, 307;
106, 191, 301, 303;. 66, 72;
21; °75, 352. J II, 261
(Sanguinolaria). P ’98, 61
(Sarracenia). P ’60, 98, 199;
88, 10, 11
’(Sieglingia). P 1900, 646, 659, ©
702, 643, 652
r
P 756, 206
P
\y
e
P 65,
P 69,
71,
662;
(Thalassoma). 82,
1900, 510
(Tigoma).
( Trichochloa).
I, 186
P 1900, 662
(Triodia).
P
purpuream (‘Thalassoma).
305
purpureiceps (Lamprocolius). P- 57, j
36; ’59, 133; ’99, 49 i.
’ (Lamprocorax). P ’99, 216
(Lamprotornis). P 59, 133
purpurella (Goniobasis). P 62, 2695, 3
64, 32. J V, 327
purpurellus (Unio). P 171.
J IV, 198
purpureocauda (Ablabes). P o" 74
purpureocincta (Septoria).
1
purpureoceruleus (Pentstemon).
63
purpureomaculata (Psammobia).
98, 61
purpurescens (Anoplarchus). P
262
(Erigone). P ’05, 316
59, .
274;
Pas, 24.
(Tricuspis). P ’63, 79; 702, 643 :
|
ureum orium).
E i ote aT: 09, rol P 60, “Sper ort gge
phalium). P * cadia Pp’?
me 87; 98, 408; 02, 664; o0e j ponte ay in 9
, 494 (Ardea). P ’64, 945
(amin) P 60, 145; 94, (Auricvioila), "12,248
uriculella). P gs.
us (Carpodacus). P ’ (Balenoptera a
73; "75, 350; +93, 62 “00, J VIL, 442" yee
ad as M, 139 98,'83. ‘J II, 267 Deemed P 766, 347
; ornicus (C rysobothris).
"93, 5 At, 63; 198, Sag ves FE ae saa ; i, ft dl hs A
7 ’
pu Con i
ae (Comair. pasar |S. Sa 3
Dentronom), 2 78,7880 | thatah: Bo,
1; 701, 720 One| ate ee
s spinifer (Gordius). P ’0 (Crumeni
: 1 enifera). P ’62
3 : (Cyelas). P °60, 297° oT
(Maerorhynehus). P ’63, erlhelos _ 60, 272, 284
ichelonycha). J faa
: : F ne 282.
oo). P57) 10. 05700 P 701, 350;
iobolus). P 9 usill
(Pepsis). P97, 283 Pup 1900, $82; 01, 300
(Platyonychus). P ’52, 86 pusilla (Donacia). 5 ae
_ (Psittacus). P 64, 24, 239 314, 316 iv, 293. P 51,
us). P ’66, 403; ’69 (Doris) Pa
) a 80.
: ae ae ee (Drillia). P °73 ty
1900, 510 (Ereunet ’,
Stolephorus). P 1900, 497 (Fest gl eg Ms Oe
Turdus). P ’64, 250° (Pringilla Bing ang
‘1, 225) ‘sf, out. 179. P 41, 20; 193 ; vite 154 ito See Oe
2 "75, 225 j
rpuriatus (Unio). P 53, 256 (Helodes). aoe
% ) ¥ (Helodes). P ”
62, 39. J Il, 7 (Kerivoula ge
Ne sis ( taumeltide es) 7 eee
otothenia). P 61 Lani nm
P % : (Laminella). P ’88, 49
ee (Lucina). P °72, 8
| (Chlenius). P 56, 26 (Methia). J th” 48
por. "62, 563; 782, 2 i i
riformis (Athleta). not, ate BCMADS) «4 ae
77, 92 76, ae ma 55, 308 ; ;
a p>» ylobius J
irenni ~ te (Natica). “ ii “a6?
"007 pennis (Apamea). P 74, 142; 703, ty Mt
). P 78 lavercis). ae 03, 42
(Ichneumon). P 76 350 ee 44, 105
roidea. P ’60, 94; 705, 24 (Geneis). P ’52, 135
j vii, 20. P ’63 61 198 (exe) P ie 120
, : T57
hiana (Hosackia). P ’63, 60 (Ostrea). P 776, 321
52; 77,274. Jil, 86 | Senay Ber ie
( us). P °98 (Pelidna). P ’61, 192
Rhamn , 21, 296 Phaleri Pe ae
(Aly. ). P 04 (Phaleris). P ’62 ApS
eens , 617 49, 51 Che are:
f plostoma). P ’94, 15 j (Phol
*83, 279 us). P 62, 361, 401; 196, “eet pa < Gey si 2
_ (Unio). P ’58, 4 (Phonipara). P ’
la (Euthalia). P 185 87 (Plantago). P ‘sl, 499°
chthys. P ’ Pla "216
usichthys. P 782, 281 (Platessa). P "64, 216
gag (Achatinella). P ’88, 15 (Pyxicola). P "82, 253
i (Rhizopertha). P ’76, 270
IND.
EX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
1123
1124
pusilla. Continued.
(Schizea). P ’69, 13; ’74, 9;
1900, 548; ’07, 456
(Secolopax). j v, 93. P 61,
99
(Seraptia). J I, 100
(Sitta). j iv, 26
(Solemya). P 72, 2 258
(Spizella). P 75, 351; 91,
436; ’95, 490; ’96, 116, 145; ’98,
83; ’08, 154
(Stirapleura). P ’02, 719; ’09,
115, 145
(Strix). j iii, 355
(Sylvania). P 747, 156;. ’93,
22, 27, 28, 55, 64; ’95, 497; ’96,
158, 162. J I, 38
apna Huan (Sylvania). P 93,
bd
pusilla (Sylvia). j iv, 197, 199. P
60, 376
(Tenia). P ’55, 443; ’56, 46
(Tiaris). P ’65, 169
(Tofieldia). J III, 198
(Tralia). P ’72, 145
(Tringa). jv, 89, 90; vii, 193.
P ’53, 426; °55, 315; ’60, 195;
’61, 177, 192, 230
(Turbonilla). P ’99, 17%
(Tyrannula). P 743, 284, 285;
47, 156; °53, 309. J I, 38
‘(Uria). P ’62, 324; ’68, 5, 49
(Urocoptis). P ’98, 275
(Valsa). P 77, 127; ’78, 88
(Vertilla). P 1900, 597
(Volucella). P ’95, 330
(Wilsonia). J I, 38
pusilla pileolata (Wilsonia). P ’03,
29
53, 382
pusilla (Zonotrichia). P
66, 379
pusillima (Trogosita). P
pusillum (Buccinum). P 748, 97;
62, 562
(Cerithium). P ’05, -788
(Chetomium). P ’90, 220
(Doreatoma). P 758, 72; 765,
240. J IV, 36
(Geranium). P ’84, 81
(Hordeum). P ’09, 489. J
TIT, 104
(Narthecium). J ITT, 198
(Pyenogonum). P ’92, 144
(Seaphisoma). P ’60, 3238
(Tremellodon). P ’94, 323
(Trogoderma). P 754, 111.
J IV, 32
pusillus (Achyrodon). P ’88, 299
(Actinocrinus). P ’81, 319;
85, 334
(Agrilus). P ’73, 92
(Anchus). P 754, 39
(Anthicus). P ’52, 103
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
pusillus. Continued.
(Aphyocarax). P “1,
06, 333
(Argyrosomus). P ’05,
(Baridius). P ’68, 363
(Cambarus). P ’52, 90
(Carduelus). P ’75, 350
(Cereus). P ’44, 105
(Chlenius). P ’43, 296;
25, 27
(Ciceronia). P ’68, 36, 49
(Ctenodus). P ’83, 110
(Cyathocrinus). P ’79, 263
(Dasytes). P ’52, 170; 66,
360. J IV, 36
(Empidonax). P 759, 190; ’66,
G0, 61; ’68, 149; ’92, 119; 93"
45, 62
pusillus traillii (Empidonax). P ’93,
27, 45, 62; ’95, 486
pusillus (Eotettix). P ’10, 594
(Ereus). P 752, 167
(Ereunetes). P ’61, 177, 233;
64, 68; '66, 97; 71, Sls “ame
355; ’92, 104; ’95, 473; 1900, 26;
09, 356
(Eschrichtius). P 768, 191;
'82) 198; ’84, 111
69, 10, 11. J VII, 442
(Gadus). P
(Georyssus). -P 752, 44
(Graphisurus). J II, 173, 175
(Grapsus). P ’80, 202
(Gymnoscirtetes). P ’04, 776,
789, 798; ’07, 293
oo ee P
. 260;
365
56,
(Heterocerus).
(Hydriocrinus). P ’79, 336
(Julus). j ii, 105
(Kurtodon). J IX, 209, 265
(Latridius). P ’44, 116
(Lecanocrinus). P ’79, 263
(Loxandrus). J II, 252
(Lupinus). P ’63, 59
(Malachius ).
167
Meena e P 58, 210
iene i A
(Myio ie 59,
66, 71; ’68, 83, 149.
(Ocypoda). P 80, 202
(Olibrus). P
(Ophidiaster).
(Peropus).
(Platyerinus). P
(Platynus).
(Platyrhynchus).
(Portunus).
(Porzana).
(Poteriocrinus).
j iii, 200
204
eh ee ee re
65, 230, &
yy '170, B52,
(Ptyeognathus). P 780, 203,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
us. Continued.
x om ingitius).~
a (Putorius).
Rallites).
Rallus). P
(Rhodopsis).
(Scaphiocrinus). P
(Simorhynchus). P
48; 793, 22, 30;
” (Stenelnus).
(Stylacodon).
(Stylodon).
299. J IX, 210
_(Syneches).
(Unio). P
(Vireo). P
(Anaspis).
45. J IV, 38
(Valsa). P
(Cyelas).
" (Helix) owe
_ (Polygyra).
(Cymindis).
(Fringilla).
(Mordella).
(Polyspilota).
atum
(Dytiseus ).
(Hygrotus).
(Ieterus).
Om :
' (Oncideres).
(Pagurus).
Unio). P
, 429
P 94, 132,
(Telephorus).
(Vespertilio).
(Anophthalmus). P
(Catops). P
(Pisania). P
(Hippolyte). ’p
ii (Agelacrinus). P
(Biddulphia).
(Botryospheria) ae
(Hendersonia).
(Mordellistena). P ’62,
22
ulatus (Agelaius). P
cone Spent 4
Conocephalus). P
(Neecrophorus). P
(Psarocolius).
tulifer (Ammonites).
tulifera (Stromatopora). P
54
BAN 03, 169
i Fe 1900, 754
142
94, 144
P 710, 500
79, 336
68, 4, 39,
98, 129; 1900, 7
P. '52, 44
S sa 265
P '87, 290; 88,
P 95, 327
P 51, 348
53, 256
P 57, 10
66, 41, 76;
P '58, 76;
68, 86
59, 282, 287
91, 50
"77, 124
93, 117
85,
P °72, 232
58, 204; °75, 203;
P °75, 154
P 1900,
79, 67
P '43, 295
P 59, 137
P 93, 457
P °45, 318
P 03, 706
(Cyathophyllum). P
66, 15
07, 390
07, 390
P 44, 29
P °44, 29; 55,
P '66, 48
P 54, 215
P 54, 82.
53, 276
P 58, 238
P 67, 48
54, 243.
J. VIII,
J IV,
53, 253;
86,
1125
Pustulipora. J V, 170
pustuloides (Helix). P
89, 205
(Polygyra). P
pustulosa (Microphryne).
155
(Paludicola). P
(Quadrula).
(Valkeria). J III, 143
pustulosum (Cardium). P ’61, 370
(Nosoderma). P ’59, 77
ree (Cidarites). P ’90, 448,
58, 204;
75, 154
J VII,
64, 180
J XIII, 399, 572
(Productus). P
(Spermatodus).
(Unio). P
59, 8-26
J IX, 488
‘53, 245, 368; 754,
243; ’59, 330; 796, 504. J V, 428
puta (Crategus). P ’10, 189, 192
putamen (Amphibulima). P ’87, 136
(Omalonyx). P ’87, 136
(Suecinea). P ’87, 136
putata (Crategus). P ’10, 244
putator (Elaphidion). P ’73, 336
(Stenocorus). J II, 103
putillus (Agrilus). P ’73, 96
putnami (Acipenser). P ’89, 254, 256
(Bombus). P ’78, 185
(Euchalarodus). P 764, 216,
222
(Laganum). P
(Nomada). P
putnamii (Liophis). P ’62, 76, 78
Putorius. P ’71, 12; ’80, 348; ’82,
326, 327; ’94, 152-155, 218, 394;
96, 198, 390; °97, 31, 217, 310,
312; ’98, 188; 1900, 44, 751; 702,
136; ’03, 25; ’04, 579; ’08, 92,
102, 404, 407. J XI, 237
putorius (Mephitis). P ’96, 385-
389. J XI, 231-236
putrida (Argia). P ’01, 132, 138
putridum (Agrion). P ’62, 386, 401
putris (Succinea). P ’58, 200; ’02,
240; 708, 46
putum (Oxyopeidon). P ’09, 219
putus (Sillus). P ’09, 201
putzeysi (Cicindela). P
506, 511
puvillus (Pteraster). P
Puya. P ’58, 122
pybasii (Goniobasis). P
64, 30. J V, 313 —¢
(Pleurocera). P
(Trypanostoma). P
63, 311. J V, 289
(Unio). P ’58, 40;
96, 488, 504. J V, 67
Pychnodonta. P ’84, 254, 258
Pyenanthemum. vii, 100. P
512, 514; ’89, 58; ’90, 270;
668. J ITI, 99
63, 359
03, 594, 609
08, 505,
88, 429
62, 266;
63, 311
62, 172;
"72, 108;
60,
02,
1126
pycnocephalum (Eupatorium). P
98, 408
Pyenocrinus. P ’85, 306, 324
Pyenodictya). P ’01, 372
Pyecnodonta. P ’65, 184. J IV, 275
Pyenodontide. J IX, 443
Pyenodus. P ’57, 168; ’59, 110; 72,
163; ’93, 219
Pyenogonida. P ’01, 165
Pyenogonum. P ’92 , 142. J III, 150
Pyenogyra. P ’03, 768
Pyenonotide. P ’05, 769
Pyecnonotus. P ’99, 212; ’02, 683;
05, 769
Pyenosaccus. P
85, 236, 266;
357; 790, 388
Pycnoscelus. P
271; ’07, 282;
Pyenosphrys. P
99, 40
pyenostachya (Liatris). P ’76, 154;
98, 34, 306
79, 264;. ’81, 268;
$6, 65, 68; 88,
05, 33, 53; 706,
10, 5
55, 326; °59, 51;
pyga (Cytherea). P ’44, 174; 748,
99. J I, 131
(Meretrix). P 754, 30
pygeea (Contia). P °’71, 228; ’01,
(Seminatrix). P ’01, 39
Pygera. P ’10, 296, 308, 316
pygeus (Seminatrix). P ’08, 120
(Tropidonotus). P ’01, 39
pygargus (Capreolus). P ’98, 124
pygidialis (Astatus). P 793, 540,
545
(Gorytes). P 795, 519, 528
(Pompilus). P ’97, 246
pygmea (Alea). P ’68, 4, 5, 46,
?
(Anodonta). J VI, 275
(Assiminea). P ’87, 153
(Ceratinella). P ’05, 303
(Chione). P ’71, 130
(Concholepas). P ’90, 401
(Crategus). P ’05, 635, 650
(Crex). P 94, 144
(Cryptocheles). P ’79, 419
(Draba). P ’63, 57
(Euealia). P ’86, 238, 239
(Fusus). P 762, 563
(Gallinula). P ’94, 132, 142
(Gasterosteus). P ’86, 251
(Geomelania). P 710, 521, 532
(Gouldia). J IX, 147
(Gracilia). J II, 24
(Haplochile). P 754, 16
(Helotiella). P ’94, 350
(Hesperis). P ’63, 94. J ITI,
186
(Hipponyx). P ’90, 401
(Hydrocena). P ’87, 153
(Limicola). P ’61, 205
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
pygmea. Continued.
(Mactra). P ’48, 101
(Melanura). P ’85, 13
(Moris). P ’54, 16
(Muscicapa). P ’60, 190
(Myrmotherula). P ’60, 190
(Phaleris). P ’68, 6, 7, 49
(Polybia). P ’98, 449
(Pterinea). j viii, 251
(Pupa). P ’75, 190
(Realia). P ’87, 153
(Sealatella). P ’10, 521
(Sitta). P ’46, 112; ’66, 78;
192125; 93, 57, 65. J I, 33
(Strix). j iii, 355
(Tritia). P ’62, 563
(Tryblidiella). P ’93, 451
(Umbra). P ’85, 12; 710, 601,
602
(Venus). P ’02, 706; ’03, 757
(Verrucaria). P 93, "216
(Vertigo). P 90, 32; 1900, —
608 4
(Viola). P ’03, 696
(Volvaria). P 73, 217
(Volvarina). P 73, 217
pygmeas (Tylorhamphus). P 68,
49
P 93, 4
PN OO RE
pygmeum (Acanthostigma).
444
(Eudendrion). P ’76, 232 _
(Punctum). P 75, 229; 89,
194; -’02, 421; ’06, 158
pygmaum minutissimum (Punctum).
P ’89, 200
pygmeum (Talinum). P ’63, 59
pygmeus (Acteon). P 748, 95
(Aplopappus). P ’63, 64
(Basilosaurus). J VII, 420
(Bombylius). P ’95, 326
(Ceraticelus). P 05, 303
(Cheiranthus). P ’93, 208
(Clytus). J II, 25, 166
(Cyrtinus). J II, 166
(Dinophilus). P ’07, 92, 94 —
(Doryodon). P ’67, 144, 155. —
J VII, 420 ;
(Dyetiopterus). J I, 82
(Empidonax). P ’66, 63 —
(Evotomys). P ’94, 284
(Fusus). P 748, 100; ’62, 562 —
(Hipponix). P ’48, 100 4
(Leuciseus). P 85, 13 s
P ’68, 108; “71, ~
(Liophis).
222. J VIII, 181 :
(Macrotus). P ’04, 429, 444
(Megalichthys). J IX, 438
(Microrhagus). P 766, 387
(Mycetopus). J VI, 275
(Necrophorus). P "953, 277;
66, 347, 367 a
(Numenius). P ’61, 186, 205
Continued. —_—
(Oxytelus). P-*44, 41
andl tg 64, 245
ogomphus). P 08, 490
(Ranunculus). P 93, 208 ;
(Sarecolemur). P ’75, 256
ae (Simorhynchus). P ’68, 8, 46
a (Squalodon). J VII, 420
i! (Stenotus). P ’63, 64
(Tabanus). P ’95, 322
(Unio). P 753, 256
5 (Zeuglodon). P ’67, 155; ’68,
186. J VII, 420, 428
(Ceratinella). P ’92, 32
(Clubiona). P ’92, 21
(Cyclas). P 60, 297; ’62, 37
(Eburnella). P 788, 36
(Sitta). P °55, 313; °59, 107
meum (Musculium). P 760, 297
(Pisum). P ’60, 297
(Spherium). P ’60, 297
P ’70, 93; 706, 468
P ’78, 48
mpis. P ‘51, 334
768, 10; 69, 196,
205, 209, 210, 213; ’98, 489,
podide. J VI, 109
Py agg P 56, 98; °73, 418
184, 158; °86,
P 05, 7. J VIII, 325
‘Pylarus. P °09, 550 -
Pylodietis. P 77, 85, 97
hmon. P ’94, 188
omena. P 751, 336; ’54, 218
: P 03, 299; 705, 838
Pyralide. P ’60, 203, 215
a ralidina. P ’60, 14
is (Lamp yris). eee.
aol, a4, J IV, 35
(Photinus). Pp 51, 334. J IV,
llolite. P ’89, 34
mieus (Dorymyrmex). P .’96, 39
midalis (Achatinella). P ’88, 27
(Melocrinus). P ’81, 296
(Phlox). P ’97, 180
Pterotocrinus). P ’81, 265
midata (Crategus). P ’10, 189,
(Glottidia). P °73, 204; 77,
: oa te)
, 416
h. (Magnolia). P ’54, 174
(Melochia). P ’62, 161; ’89,
P '71, 125; ’73,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
1127
pyramidata. Continued.
(Paludina). P ’02, 115
(Quadrula). J XIII, 399, 584
(Schistocerca). P 04, 534;
05, 439, 804, 841
pyramidatum (Gyrotoma). P 64,
95; ’65, 34
(Schizostoma). P ’64, 93, 95;
4
65
pyramidatus (Actinocrinus). P ’81,
286
(Agaricocrinus). P ’81, 286
(Cyclopterus). P 782, 308
(Ophidiaster). P ’89, 172
(Triton). P ’48, 106
(Unio). P ’53, 257;
241; °56, 213; 59, 330;
96, 504. J V, 433
Pyramidella. j vii, 122. P 743, 309;
748, 105; ’62, 565; 782, 169, 171;
- 91, 52; °99, 370; ’03, 758; 705, 20
Pyramidellide. P ’62, 565; ’91, 52;
701, 394; ’05, 20
Pyramidula. P ’89, 192; ’92, 402;
94, 17; ’96, 489; ’98, 221; 1900,
113, 115, 116, 147, 148, 457; 702,
234, 416-421; 438-441, 511, 513;
03, 213, 616, 758, 764, 769, 770;
705, 268, 275, 278, 280; 706, 153,
533, 563, 564; ’08, 455; ’09, 513;
710, 46, 51, 133. J XIII, 572
Pyramimitra. P ’90, 400
pyramis (Achatinella). P ’88, 54
(Leptachatina). P ’88, 17, 54
(Melania). P ’05, 747
(Partula). P ’86, 34
ga. j viii, 160. P 748, 90;
"53, 383; °55, 312; ’56, 292; ’59,
106, 191; ’60, 140; ’63, 296; 65,
171; 66, 171; . 68, 149; . ’69,
esp Mane 21; ’75, 349; 783, 61;
?
pyranthe (Catopsilia). P ’85, 87
pyrata (Restelia). P ’02, 501
Pyratomena. P ’45, 304; 751, 334
Pyrazus. P ’01, 392; ’07, 365-368
pyreneus (Triton). P 756, 11. J
III, 361
pyrenaica (Carex). P 63, 78
(Pyrgula). P ’83, 175
pyrene (Ixias). P 785, 87
(Pieris). P ’85, 84
(Thestias). P, 85, 8&4
54, 240,
TT, 26;
pyrenella (Melania). P ’63, 314;
65, 20
pyrenellum (Pleurocera). P_ ’63,
314; 765, 20
Pyrenestes. P °48, 67; ’59, 138;
799, 38; ’05, 780. J I, 242
Pyrenochete. P 94, 359
pyrenoide (Pleurotoma). P ’48, 104
pyrenoides (Drillia). P ’62, 562
1128
pyrenoides. Continued.
(Pleurotoma). j_ vii,
62, 562; ’82, 171
Pyrenomycetes. jv, 3. P
441; ’94, 325; 795, 20
Pyrenophora. P ’94, 336;
Pyrethrum. P ’84, 87, 95
Pyrgisoma. P 765, 169; ’66, 89
Pyrgita. j iv, 55. P ’57, 37; ’59,
139; ’99, 58
pyrgita (Patronia). P 705, 777
(Xanthodine. P ’05, 777
Pyrgocorypha. P ’05, 45, 54, 823,
842
139. P
193, 128,
90, 238
Pyrgomantis. P
Pyrgomorphine. P
635; ’04, 528; ’05, 404;
08, 12
Pyrgophorus. Fk ’91, 328
Pyrgorhyneus. P ’65, 74, 75
03, 702
01, 373; 02,
07, 168;
Pyrgostelis (Turbonilla). P 99,
173
Pyrgota. P ’95, 336
Pyrgula. P ’73, 286; ’83, 171-176;
7191, 329
pyrgula (Opeas). P 705, 737
Pyrgulifera. P ’71, 182
Pyrgulopsis. P ’91, 329;-’03, 780
Pyrgus. P ’66, 334; ’68, 88, 90
pyri (Scolytus). P 786, 327
(Tomicus). P ’66, 348
(Xyleborus). P ’86, 327
Pyrificus. J IX, 121
Pyriflustrella. J V, 12, 21, 63
pyrifoliana (Hedya). P ’60, 357
pyriforme (Bryum). P ’93, 217
pyriformis (Actinocrinus). P 61,
131; ’65, 153; 781, 341
(Aphonus). Pp’ 56, 21
(Archeocrinus). P ’81, 364
(Batocrinus). P ’78, 230-235;
81, 341
(Bothynus). P ’56, 22. J I,
(Corbula). P
182
(Cyathocrinus). P
(Diffugia). P ’74, 14, 79;
76, 115, 117; 7, B07; °78,; 162;
’80, 338; ’81, 10; ’87, 31, 122
(Edriocrinus). P ’86, 190
- (Hexacrinus). P ’81, 255
(Ichthyocrinus). P ’79, 258
(Pentremites). j iv, 294. P
69, 84; °79, 236; 787, 88. J II,
02; In, 7
(Periechocrinus). P ’85, 328
(Potamomya). P ’60, 313
(Rhodoecrinus). P ’81, 364
(Saccocrinus). P ’85, 328
(Thysanocrinus). P ’81, 364
(Triacrinus). P ’84, 145
60, 812; 771,
79, 258
q
%
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
pyriformis. Continued.
(Triton). J I, 211
(Unio). P ’57, 81. J IV, 69
Pyrifusus. P ’60, 421; ’77, 22; 98,
462; ’05, 24. J TH, 332; 1V, 298
pyrimidalis (Cupressocrinus). P 86,
105
Pyrina. P ’90, 451
pyrina (Cercosporella). P ’91, 91
(Phoma). P ’95, 28
(Spheria). P ’95, 28
pyriospora (Spheria). P ’79, 67
Pyripora. P ’05, 5. J V, 122, 157 |
Pyrite. P °72, 277; °77, 2525) 7egee
280; ’85, 19; ’89, 12, 34; 90, 88; 4
91, 464; ’92, 176, 184-200; 97, F
414; ’98, 485 Z
pyritosa (Donacia). P 73, 21 a
Pyrocephalus. P ’55, 308; "559, 106;
66, 41, 64; ’68, 82; 72, 62,
67, "74-81; 90, 208, 212; 192, 108, a
119; ’99, 306; 05, 683
pyrocephalus (Sceloporus). P 64,
177 :
Pyrochilus. P ’92, 391
Pyrochlore. P 97, 437 ei
Pyrochroa. P ’55, 270, 273, 274. J
I, 314 is
Pyrochroide. J IV, 38
Pyrochroides. P 755, 270
Pyrodes. J I, 314, 315
pyrohypogaster (Cassicus).
412
Pp 66, 3
(Hypopyrrhus). P ’99, 307
(Quisealus). P ’66, 412
Pyrola. P ’60, 200, 303; "163, 70, 943.4
84, 88; °’88, 396; 91, i. ;
374; 93, 213; 95, 544; 98 ;
07, "457; 710, 581; 1900, 485, 488. :
J III, 181, 183, 194
Pyrolacea. P 68, 156
Pyrole (Aleyrodes). P '02, 282 a8
pyrolophus (Psilopogon). P 70, 88
Pyromelana. P ’99, 38, 60
pyromelanus (Ophibolus) a 66, a
805 4
Pyromorphite. P ’92, 192
Pyronicia. P 62, 343
Pyropa. j iii, 98
Pyrope. P ’69, 4
Pyrophorus. J IV, 35
Pyrophyllite. P 758, 175; 780, a
252; ’82, 54; 92, 181; 93, 197. i
200 5
Pyropsis. P ‘76, 284, 285; 777, 225 ‘
93, 221; °96, ‘476; 05, 23, 24,
IV, 288
pyropterus (Coceyzus). j iii, 367
Pyrosterna. P ’67, 113
pyrostoma. Helix). Pix
Pyrota. P ’53, 330, 337. J I, 9a
IV, 39 aa
62,
rogon,P-'99, ”306; 102, 677
: j ii, 146, 197, 287; lii,
68, 124; iv, 48. P "72, 276;
af 119, 120;
80, 312; 82, 49:
; 12, 34; 199 182; "196, "290:
i "97, 429
F747, "186
(Doreasia). P 75, 251
P 75, 25
P 92, 402
ha (Caudisona). P ’66, 308, 310
wat rerbonilla). P99, 146, 160,
hacra (Andrenosoma). P _ 95,
halta. P ’73, 56
nia. P ’74, 211
(Athous). P °43, 303
yrrhocephalus (Sceloporus). P ’97,
_ (Sturnus). P °66, 25
hocinelus (Arbaciosa).
_ (Sieyases). P ’99, 363
hocorax. P ’91, 447; 708, 497-
P 99,
hocorax (Pyrrhocorax). P ’91,
7
hocoride. P ’60, 229
Pyrrhocoris. P ’60, 229;
_ 193; 710, 294, 319
ry yptus (Elaps). P 62, 347
iglossa. P ’64, 274
er (Agelaius). P ’66, 412
osomus). P ’77, 71
Cynops). P ’56, 11; ’59, 126
(Dendropicus). P ’59, 141
De tpricheeas) P 59, 126, 128
Trichopoda). P ’95, 332
rrhogastra (Molge). P ’59, 126
rhogastra ensicauda (Molge). P
86
05, 188,
peed (Trich ). P
thogenys richastoma
“hee
ogramma (Halicheres). P
"148
_ _ (Julis). P 59, 148
omelas Episema). is *74, 16
Ophibolus). P 68, 289;
), ; 708, 97
” (Photogenis). P 710, 283
Pyrrhomitris. P ’65, 91
yrrhonota (Alauda). P ’67, 218
_(Erythromyias). P ’89, 148
4 notus gouldi (Anthus). P ’05,
43 og (Pieus). j viii, 155. P
P 1
>
hopapus. P ’67, 21
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
1129
ot daa (Drymophila). P ’99,
a (Philentoma). P ’89,
pyrrhopterus (Agelaius). P ’67, 63
(Hyphantes). P ’67, 63
Pyrrhopyga. P ’68, 90
Pyrrhosoma. P 01, 127, 132, 138
Pyrrhotite. P ’80, 280
pyrrhozona (Camena). P 702, 234, 240
(Helix). P ’02, 234, 240
Pyrrhula. j iv, 38, 41, 54, 57, 277.
P 63, 297; ’66, ’80
Pyrrhulauda. ’ ? 99, 58
Pyrrhulina. P ’03, 508; ’06, 294
Pyrrhuloxia. P 59, 301, 304;
90; ’68, 84, 150; ‘192. 110, 121
Pyrrhura. P 99,”
Pyrrhurus. P ’59, 46
pyrrhus (Crotalus). P
Pyrrocoma. P ’63, 65;
pyrrogaster (Cynops). P
pyrrohogastra (Molge). J III, 362
pyrsolepis (Adelocera). P ’66, 389
Pyrsonympha. P ’77, 148, 149. J
VIII, 436, 439
Pyrula. j i, 163; ii, 238; iv, 19; vi,
118, 211, 220. P '42, 217; °47,
286; 748, 105; 50, 67; 52, 193;
53, 316, 318, 319, 448; 7°54, 30,
169; ’56, 66, 126, 282; ’60, 422;
762, 560, 564, 583; ’71, 145; ’76
284, 285, 2¥l; °79, 219, 223;
365, 368, 374; ’82, 173, 207;
104; ’90, 398; ’91, 52, 143;
77, "123, 145; 703, 758; 05,
07, 194, 208-219. J i 117; VILL,
314, 329; TX, 121, 135, 151
pyrula (Mazzalina).’ J IV, 295
Pyrularia. P ’87, 80
pyruliformis (Fusus). J VIII, 326
pyruloide (Monoceras). P ’48, 101
pyruloidea (Pyrifusus). P ’05, 24
(Rapa). P ’60, 94; 705, 24
pyruloides (Caficella). P ’46, 22;
48, 97
Fulgur). j ii, 237. P 753,
"71, 144
(Monoceros). P 53, 320;
398
Pyrum. P 53, 319, 449
pyrum (Arecella). P ’78, 172
(Bulla). j ii, 238
(Busyeon). P ’71, 144; 784, 192
(Calpiocrinus). P ’79, 262
(Clidochirus). P ’79, 262
(Dentalium). P ’97, 466, 472
(Fulgur). P ’82, 167, 169;
91, 50; 02, 505-507; ’03, 757;
705, 352, 358, 359; ’09, 369. J
XIII, 415
(Murex).
66,
01, 108
95, 549
60, 494
319;
90,
JL 2u
1130 INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Pyrus. P ’60, 200; ’62, 11; 75,
439; ’83, 190; ’85, 82; ’88, 396;
94, 165; ’98, 24, 47, 299; ’01,
358; ’02, 662, 667; ’09, 389
Pytelia. P ’59, 135
dec bya (Strix). P ’75, 344
ythia. P ’87, 143; ’08, 35
Pythide. P 59, 290
Pythina. P ’65, 57; °72, 232
Pythium. P ’03, 360
Pytho. j iii, 271. P °54, 219. J I,
97; IV, 38
Python. P ’45, 249; ’49, 199; 754,
100; ’57, 66, 72; ’60, 507; ’85, 82;
02, 178
Pythonide. P ’60, 507; 64, 23
Pythonomorpha. P ’72, 140; ’76, 26
Pytolithites. j iv, 19
Pyxicephalus. P ’62, 352; ’63, 50,
51; ’64, 182; ’68, 281
Pyxicola. P ’82, 252; ’84, 214, 218
Pyxidanthera. P ’60, 98, 146; ’07,
455
pyxidata (Cladonia). P ’63, 96;
93, 216. J III, 204
(Producta). P ’65, 115
Pyxidemys. P ’54, 187
Pyxidicula. P ’90, 138
Pyxidocrinus. P ’81, 188, 304, 354,
409
Pyxis. P 54, 188; ’91, 418
quachil (Saccophorus). P ’75, 133
quadra (Pholadidea). P ’62, 195,
214
(Pholas). P ’62, 196, 214
quadracincta (Goniobasis). P 765,
26
quadracus (Apeltes). P 765, 274;
84, 158; 786, 248, 251
(Gasterosteus). P ’77, 65, 88;
84, 158; °86, 248, 251
quadragenarium (Cardium). j_ vii,
230
quadramaculata (Engis). P ’66, 348
(Salamandra). J I, 286
quadramaculatum (Bembidium). P
02, 72
quadramatulata (Salamandra). P
69, 115
quadrangulare (Citharexylum). P
05, 699, 700; ’09, 487
(Triceratium). P 1900, 715 .
quadrangularis (Cellepora). J V,
132
(Cerecopis). j iv, 388; vi, 305
(Enallipora). , 141
(Entalophora). J V, 170
(Ichthiosarcolites). P ’54, 172
(Nautilus). P ’88, 242
(Passiflora). P ’74, 9
(Reptocelleporaria). J V, 132
quadrangularis. Continued.
(Solen). P ’62, 422
(Spirorbis). P ’08, 362
eee (Fraxinus). P ts
110; 782, 218
quadrangulus (Seaphites). P 760,
420
quadrannulata (Mamestra). P 75,
430
quadranotata (Galleruca). P ’65,
209
quadrans (Astarte). P ’72, 246
(Cardium). P 748, 97; ’62, 576
(Oxyrhina). J a 201
(Unio). P ’60, 807. J TY,
360
quadrasi (Staurodon). P 1900, 433
quadraspilotus (Litargus). P 66,
347 3
quadrata (Anoplitis). P ’59, 90, 292 —
hiitaron: P ’01, 180 3
(Bulliopsis). P ’62, 287 4
(Caprina). P ’55, 266
(Crassatella). P ’61, 28
(Cyprina). P ’61, 32
(Epeira). P 703, 132
(Gyrotoma). P ’60, 65, 186;
64, 97. J V. 246
(Hispa). P 759, 292
(Leptis). j iii, 35 4
(Limnophila). P 759, 205, —
~ 233, 241 a
(Lingula). P 752, 190 :
(Margaritana). Pp’ 61, 41. J q
V, 210 4g
(Nassa). .j vi, 211, 225. Po
48, 102; ’62, 563; 782, 173 ‘¥
(Newromya). P 772, 274
(Ocypoda). P ’80, 184, 186
(Odontota). P 73, 80, 81 r
(Porpeia). P 1900, 731, 133: 2 e
(Seeva). j iii, 90 aa
(Sesarma). P ’80, 213, 217
(Tapes). P ’82, 199 a
(Terebratulina). P 773, 180 —
(Tritia). P ’62, 563 a
(Venilia). P 61, 364 a
quadraticeps Con Io
Vv, 39
quadraticollis (Notaphus). .
quadratidens Pataki P "ll
878; °56, 255. J VIL, 436 :
quadratum (Buceinum). ’p 48, 975 —
80, 28 5
’(Melatoma). P '64, 97-
(Ocypoda). P. 78, 322
(Pachysoma). P 758, 106
(Schizostoma). P 64, 93 a
quadratus (Cancer). P ’80, "184, 217
(Chaetetes). P 766, 115 ‘Sa
(Baridius). P ’68, 361
(Grapsus). P ’80, 214
_ quadratus. Continued. i
= oe seated En P05, 52, 54;
' 707, 318;~°10, 650
a (Mecistocephalus). P ’67, 128
Be (Pachysoma). P ’80, 214
_(Platynus). P ’54, 50
fue). F °59, 172. J IV,
Quadrella. P ’52, 84
iadricarinatum
“91, 254
Sia (Palagria). P ’66, 371,
(Loxonema). P
(Porpeia). P 1900, 731
uadriceps var. intermedia (Porpeia).
1900, 731
quadricincta (Goniobasis). P
» 43,112. J VI, 131
ee (Murchisonia). P
F 297
64,
19;
icollis (Blethisa). P °47, 149
(Calathus). P °54, 87: 60,
(Chlenius).
Dasytes).
63,
P 56, 27; 73, 325
( P 59, 75; ’66, 354
(Ditylus). P °54, 20
(Donacia). j v, 282. P 47,
160; ’51, 310, 312
g (Dromius). P ’59, 82, 287
a (Eleodes). P 58, 181;
maa. 2 IV, 12, 36.
(Euenemis). P ’52, 48
(Feronia). J II, 235
(Geobenus). P ’68, 382
(Lathridius). P °55, 305
(Leptura). 339
(Pristoscelis). P 66, 350, 354
= (Silvanus). P ’54, 78
quadricolor (A¢githina). P ’67, 221
ay (Chlorichthys). P ’82, 275
F so (Laniarius). P 51, 245; ’99,
(Lanius). P ’99, 39
(Parus). P ’67, 221
_ _ (Trochilus). P ’60, 80
uadricornis (Aspidophorus).
— 167
(Biddulphia). P 1900, 692, 713
(Ceratomia). J IV, 117, 179
' (Chilodactylus). P ’62, 121
> «= (2@rpicthys). P ’8z, 278
_ (Goniistius). P ’62, 121
_ (Hypsagonus). P ’61, 167
ae econ). P 63, .178; 197,
59,
P °61,
(Zygoceros). P 1900, 713
quadricornus (tHippocephalus). P
_ 782, 278
% (Lactophrys). P ’82, 282
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
1131
quadricostata (Carinorbis). P ’62,
288, 570; ’82, 168
(Delphinula). P ’62, 288, 570;
82, 168
(Eephora). P ’64, 211; 67,
139; ’82, 167, 168, 170, 172; ’05,
358
(Fusus). P ’52, 199
(Pecten). P ’61, 366
quadricostatus (Eephora). P
99; ’62, 563
(Fusus). j iv, 127; vi, 211.
P 743, 309; “48, 100; ’62, 563
(Pecten). P ’55, 269; ’90, 454
quadricristatus (Lophocarenum). P
705, 304
(Panamomops). P 705, 304
quadricuspida (Nais). P ’63, 140
(Seoloplos). P ’63, 140
quadridecembrachialis (Eupachy-
erinus). P ’65, 159
(Graphiocrinus). P
quadridens (Arthrodesmas).
Biol, 16, 17
(Bifidaria). P 1900, 607
(Chilonyeteris). P 704, 185,
1
48,
65, 159
P 69,
19
(Dorippe).
(Lobostoma).
(Menethius). P ’57, 219
(Pugettia). P ’57, 219
quadridentata (Bifidaria). P
515; 710, 52
(Ebalia). P ’58, 160
(Phlyxia). P ’58, 160
(Spheroma). j i, 400. P ’78,
299
P 67,
P 58, 163
P 04, 185
09,
quadridentatum (Helenium).
20
quadridentatus (Chasmagnathus). P
780, 222, 223
(Felis). J VII, 52
ar Bt micas P 58, 102;
, 191
P 780, 223
J Vit,52
(Batrachoseps). J
*80
( Paragrapsus).
(Pseudelurus).
quadridigitata
287
(Salamandra). P
708, 126. J 1, 287
quadridigitatus (Batrachoseps). P
56, 11; ’69, 94, 101. J III, 348;
VI, 106 ;
(Maneulus). P ’69, 101
quadrifasciata (Bembidula).
769, 101;
P 95,
(Monedula). P ’95, 353
(Rivellia). P 795, 337
quadrifasciatus (Anthophora). P
96, 555
quadrifasciatus var. alternans (An-
thophora). P ’96, 555
1132
quadrifasciatus (Coius). P ’05, 504
(Datnioides). P ’05, 504
(Pholus). iv, 282
quadrifida (Vasey PCT, 126% 776,
187
quadrifilis (Polynemus). P
(Porocottus). P
(Trichidion). P ’61, 276
quadrifolia (Asclepias). P ’60, 304
(Lysimachia). P ’60, 303; ’65,
181; *10, 571
quadriforis (Cryptocephalus).
256
quadrifoveolatum (Bembidium). P
57, 5
quadrigeminata (Eburia).
quadrigeminatus (Stenocorus).
STS. 2 Tia
quadrigibbus (Acanthocinus).
175
61, 276
59, 166
ii
ses Han |
jy,
J Ii,
(Acanthoderes). J II,.175
' quadrigutta (Pomacentrus). P ’62,
. 149; ’63, 214, 216
quadriguttata (Clythra). j iii, 436
(Lycoperdina). P ’47, 176;
53, 359 ,
(Paria). | P38, 86. oo TY,
1
(Synchita). j v, 266
quadriguttatum (Secaphidium). j iii,
198. P ’60, 322
quadriguttatus (Agrilus). P ’57, 9;
73, 333
(Anthicus). P ’43, 304; 52,
100
(Cryptocephalus). j iii, 436
(Endomychus). P ’47, 176
(Hepialus). P ’93, 283
quadriimpressa (Chrysobothris). P
57, 8
quadriimpressus (Agrilus). P ’45,
267
quadrilatera (Castalia). P ’53, 368
(Tritonia). P 79, 97
quadrilaterus (Unio). “P ’63, 192.
J VI
quadrilineata (Ameiva). P ’62, 61
(Ameba). P ’74, 167; ’78,
158
(Doris). P ’80, 106
(Pettis). P ’44, 104
(Polyeera). P 80, 107
quadrilineatus (Aradus). j iv, 326
(Cnemidophorus). P 60, 483;
62, 61
(Cryptocephalus). J I, 254
(Gymnopthalmus). P 756, 237
(Opsimus). J II, 105
68, 272
98, 103
(Polypedates). P
(Prionodactylus). P
neat P 792, 57; 1900,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
;
¥
quadrilira (Turritella). P °98, 462, 4
463
quadrilirata (Turritella). P 05, 21
quadrillum (Brachiacantha). P 958, -
89. J IV, 42 :
(Leptura). P ’59, 88, 291 .
quadriloba (Raja). ji, 44 a
(Spiroptera). 185, 11 i
quadrilunatus (Anthicus), P 52, _
100 a
quadrilus (Oxyrus). P ’58, 199 a
quadrimaculata (Buprestis). j iii, =
161 .
(Clivina). P 743, 296 ;
(Direea). J I, 98
(Drosophila).
(Engis). P a
(Libellula). P "562, 400, 402; —
98, 152 of
(Limnobia). P ’59, 214
(Mysmena). P ’04, 127
(Pachyta). J I, 319, 326
(Platydema).
(Raja). P ’01, 334;
(Salamandra). P
59, 124
(Smynthurus). P ’78, 335°
(Tetraonyx). P 753, 344
quadrimaculatum (Ambystoma).
’
’
(Bembidium). P ’57, 5
(Cicindela). P 757, 5
(Ibidion). J I, 23
(Philibostroma). P ’06, 366
09, 142
quadrimaculatus’ (Amblystoma).
56, 7
(Apalus). P
(Aporus). P ’97, 259
(Chetodon). P 1900, 512
(Clytus). J II, 29
(Colops). P ’52, 164
(Colymbetes). P ’62, 521
oe j iii,
J I,
(Dendrobias). P 53, 441;
335. J IV, 12, 40
(Eustrophus). P 746, 58
(Heterachthes). J II, 23
(Gobius). P 763, 263; 7%:
52, 164
_ 275
(Malachius). P
(Plethodon). P 56, 11
(Pompilus). P ’97, 259 -
(Ptinus). P 45, 308
(Searites). P 757, 82 _
quadrinotata (Aphrophora). j Vi
304 abe
(Colaspis). j iii, 446, P %58
6 st
47, 161
60, 17
53, 344
(Donacia). P
(Limnobia). P
- quadri otatum (Enoplium). P 53,
362. mf Fy, 36
__ (Triceratium). P 1900, 717
' notatus (Anthribus). jv,
Be: 249. P 754, 218
(Aphilanthops). P ’96, 37
(Dendryphantes). P ’09, 220
(Elmis). j v, 187. P 52,
44; 66, 530
senlata (Eulalia). P °06, 220;
ripartita (Thecameba). P ’78,
.gpaeed (Brachinus). P
‘quadripinnis (Erpicthys). P ’82, 278
uadriplicata (Ostrea). P ’61, 423
uadripressa (Chrysobothris). P ’73,
~ 332)
quadripunctata (Anaspis). j iii, 276.
" P 54, 220; '62, 46
(Brachiaecantha). P ’47, 178;
P °47, 178
62,
P 04, 126
ripunctatum (Enoplium). j iii,
(Theridium). P ’03, 132
dripunctatus (Erotylus). P 54,
ae, J IV, 32
(Ichneumon). P 94, 185
. P 04, 81; 706,
3 07, 318; ’08, 366, 402; ’09,
a 175: 710, 598, 649
.; (Platynus). P 54, 58
38 ees) j iii, 189
ulata (Hallomenus). P
7
madripustulatum (Seaphidium). j
i, 98. P ’60, 322
bad pustulatus (Cryptohypnus). P
© ister). P ’66, 389
nlosus (Hallomenus). J
adripust
ad Irirac iata (Tapes). P ’01, 207
sutatus (Bothriopsis). P 71,
apistem (Solarium). J VITI,
ignatus (Ips). P ’44, 108
spinosa (Squilla). P 93, 106
Spinosus (Cerasphorus).
(Scolytus). j iii, 323
pinus Rai age P. 66,
3 8 ; 81, 3
¥ ee cracrinas). P 81, 329
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
he 3
1133
quadristriata (Turritella). P 748,
107; 62, 568
quadristrigata (Porzana). P 94,
143
(Rallus). P 94, 143
quadrisulcata (Divaricella). P.O,
418; ’03, 757
(Lucina). P ’72, 85; ’98, 418
quadrituberculata (Filaria). P 756,
56; 758, 112
(Parydra). P
quadrituberculatus
I, 104
(Parophrys). P ’64, 196
(Pleuronectes). P ’64, 196
quadrivalvis (Callitris). P 79, 34
(Nicotiana). P ’98, 37, 309
quadriverrucatus (Cryptocephalus). J
6
?
quadrivirgatum (Bordon). P
56, 72
(Boédon). P ’60, 261
quadrivirgatus (Eumeces). P
502
quadrivittata (Anoplodera).
322
95, 338
(Aphodius). J
57,
60,
Ick
(Goniobasis). P ’65, 33. J
V, 226
(Hyperaspis). P ’52, 133
(Lebia). P ’43, 296
(Leptura). J I, 322
(Melania). P ’61, 119;
33. J V, 227
(Membracis). j Ki 300
_ (Tettigonia). j vi, 312
(Urophora). P "94, 280
quadrivittatum (Boedon). P 57, 54,
72
65,
quadrivittatus (Acmeops). J I, 322
(Boédon). P ’60, 261
(Chrysops). j iii, 33
(Coluber). j vii, 332. P ’01,
45; 04, 472
(Elaphis). P ’56, 244
(Eutamias). P 03, 20; 708,
404, 405
(Sciurus). P ’03, 20
(Seotophis). P ’01, 46
(Tamias). j viii, 74. P ’98,
123.. J IX, 391
quadrizonalis (Parapholas). P ’62,
195, 215
(Pholas). P ’62, 196, 215
quadrocellata (Platessa). P ’64, 218
quadrocularis (Platessa). P ’64, 222
Quadrula. P ’75, 415; ’76, 116;
"79, 162; 1900, 82; °09, 532. J
XIII, 177, 249, 263, 264, 343, 399,
572, 584, 600
quadrula (Avicula). j viii, 243
(Kellia). P ’72, 231
quadrulatum (Buccinum). P ’48, 97
1134
quadrulum (Anobium). P 759, 87,
290; ’65, 233
(Bembidium). P ’61, 340
quadrulus (Unio). P 53, ” 256, 266,
269. J II, 297
(Vaginulus). P ’58, 198
’
quadrupla (Libellula). j viii, 23
quadruplex (Cryptocephalus). J I,
256
quesita (Camena). P ’02, 235, 238
(Euhadra). P ’02, 235
(Eulota). P 702, 235
(Helix). P ’02, 235, 238
quagga (Afsopia). P ’97, 90
(Leptura). J I, 332
(Strangalia). J I, 332; IT, 176
(Synaptura). P ’97, 90
qualis (Cordylura). j vi, 176
quamash (Phalangium). P ’98, 43,
312
Quamoclit. P ’74, 154
quartine (Sphecius). P ’96, 552
Quartz. j ii, 139, 212, 288. P 76,
100; ’80, 241, 292; ’82, 15, 57, 288,
343; ’83, 72-74; ’84, 9; 786, 282;
89, 34; °90, 10; 92, 176-201;
93, 194-200; ’97, 435; ’99, 378;
1900, 203
Quartzite. P
92, 181, 445;
198, 209
quasiator (Arvicola).
(Pitymys). P
quasillus (Batocrinus). P
852; 781, 341
quasites (Pleurotoma).
(Pleurotomella). P
Quaternaria. P 777, 117
quaternaria (Chetosyllis). P
325
82, 344; 784, 245;
97, 407, 414; 1900,
P 74, 191
74, 191
68, 351,
P 95, 103
95, 103
08,
(Eunesta). P 795, 337
(Syllis). P ’06, 352; ’08, 325
quaternarius (Actinocrinus). P ’69,
154; ’81, 319
quaternata (Valsa). P ’77, 117
quaterradiatus (Elaphe). P ’60, 565
(Elaphis). P ’60, 565
quatuordecimalis (Polynemus). P
61, 277
quatuordecimbrachialis (Graphio-
erinus). P ’79, 356, 361; ’86, 173
quatuordecimbrachiatus (E u pachy-
erinus). P ’79, 361
quebecensis (Cyrtocentrus). P
188
(Larra). P ’93, 527
(Tachysphex). P ’93, 505, 527
(Thalessa). P ’94, 190
quedenfelti (Helix). P ’92, 395
Quedius. P ’44, 39; ’58, 61. J IV,
31
quehtala (Synchloe). P ’66, 248
94,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Quelea. P
779
59, 134; ’99, 60;
quelea (Quelea). P ’99, 60
quelen (Rhamdia). P ’03, 499
quelpartensis (Petalochlamys), P
08, 455
Quenselia. P ’98, 347
quenselii (Arctia). P
were (Anthaxia).
9
60, 527
P 57, 95°38,
(Colaspis). P ’58, 85
(Metachroma). P 773, 41 ,
(CEdionychis). P ’73, 60, 63
quercetorum (Carduus). P ’92, 362
(Cnicus). P ’92, 362
quercicella (Psilocorsis). P ’60, 212
quercicola (Asterolecanium). Pp 99,
269
(Coccus). P
quercicus (Bufo). P
quercifolia (Gerardia). P
(Hydrangea). P
quercifoliella (Agyromiges). P ’60,
207
quercina (Ancylonycha). J III, 244
(Lachnosterna). J III, 244
(Melolontha). J III, 244
(Metaspheria). P ’95, 428
(Phyllophaga). P ’53, 440. J
III, 235
(Thelephora).
quercinum (Corticium). J III, 223
(Fusicoccum). P ’95, 4382
(Hydnum). J III, 217
(Radulum). J Ill, 217
quercinus (Bufo). P 154, 88. J
Pa ¢ |
(Onithochiton). P 94, 88
Quercus. P 748, 22; 758, 146;
444; 61, 361; ’62, 11, 100;
76; -\F1, FOS; ere 126, 127,
239; ’73, 351, 354, 370; 775,
415, 437; ’76, 12, 203, 328;
286; ’79, 198; ’80, 128, 342;
121, 455; 82’ 110, 218;
201; 784, 30, 92;
379; 86, 280, 294, 295 ;
93, "24: 97, 192, 196;
99, 269
55, 430
60, 514
88, 278
J Il, 220
664; 01, 304, 313, 360;
647, 653, 661, 666; °03, 5; 04,
108, 605, 606; '07, 454, 456, 458;
108, 458: 09, 57, 66, 67;
549, 561, 580.
153; XI, 277, 278, 281
quereus (Aleyrodes). P 702, 281 — am
quercus-aquatice (Aleyrodes). Pp 02, a
282 s
quereus (Ancylonycha). J III, 235 -
(Coceus). P ’99, 270 B
(Cureulio). j iii, 308
(Endrosa). J III, 235
83, 37,
85,118, 365,
89, 58; q
98, 41, 311,
388, 395 ; 1900, "350, "484, 645-649, “%
02, 33, ’
10, 545-
JT, 179; 1X, 145, —
3 _ quercus. eed. a
a (Kermesy. P ’99, 270
ve, (Leeanium). P ’99, 269, 270
3 (Melolontha). J ILI, 234, 235
_ quereus (Platycerus). P 66, 347
feemenens-prini (Phyllosticta). P 94,
3 — (Spheria). P ’79, 66, 70,
Dittictiure. P ’92, 292, 422
ricus (Bufo). P 06, 109
ana. P 783, 283
uernus (Serranus). P 07, 252
rquedula. P °53, 428; °59, 109,
175, 193; ’64, 71; ’66, 98; 68,
84; 69, 217; 71, 36; °75, 356;
4 983, 68; ’99, 36; 03, 26; 708, 84;
é 09, 355. J G 226
- Querala. P ’60, 143;
at
erula (Fringilla).
Deisiicicapa).
4 (Zonotrichia).
=, 99, 18. (Pie ss 51 "
ect icus j iii, 370. P 56,
293; 763, 203; rar 27
i hua (Spirifer). J VIII, 307
= (Chorinemus). P ’63, 177
& escens (Uranidea). P ’77, 88
aria (Luidia). P ’91, 211
(Lycosa). P ’08, 164, 224, 277
! “avin (Akebia). P ’76, 194; ’82,
neuxense (Platyceras). P ’90, 180
meyense (Orthonychia). P 90,
69
(Platyceras). P ’89, 290; ’90,
, 169
90, 158,
’ 61, 1
q auindScemenstata (Seala). J VIII,
leok decemradiata (Arca). P _ ’60,
be i 05, SJ IX, 121
' indecimradiatus (Cypsilurus). P
99, 482
ning ey"*) P ’69, Biol. 4
64, 256; ’67,
cq J I, 51
j iv, 169
93, 22, 49;
“ery (Capulus). P
s nat (Salmo). 56, 217
quinguang.u is Fasiianceidteay. a.
_ 781, 306; 90, 365, 368
q ‘(Cyathocrinus). P '79, 338
(Euerinus). P ’81, 371
(Parisocrinus). P 79, 338;
"86, 145
(Periechocrinus). P ’81, 306
(Phimocrinus). P ’86, 94
— Pr 79, 338 ;
—— (Polynemus). P_ ’61,
= 27.
Seneeinetus (Urichthys). P ’82,
274
a
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
1135
quinquecosta (Doliopsis). J 1X, 147
~ (Venus). P ’55, 268
quinquecostata (Janira). J VIII,
57, 166; 93,
294, 322
J VIII, 265-280,
(Neithea). P
221; ’05, 12.
P 61, 365. J VIII,
294, 322
(Pecten).
294, 322
quinquecostatus (Pecten). j vi, 203;
viil, 222. P ’46, 39; °57, 126
quinquedentata (Microneta). P ’92,
47
quinquefaria (Scutella). P 747, 282.
quinquefasciata (Scalaria).
105
P 48,
quinquefasciatus (Culex). j iii, 10
(Draco). P 702, 176
(Erychthys). P ’82, 274
(Serranus). P ’83, 285
quinquefida (Eunice). P ’03, 435
quinquefolia (Ampelopsis). P ’60,
511; °70,. 136; ’80, 9; 789, 373;
1900, 645, 646, 648, 667; ’02, 653,
662; 05, 700; ’09, 385. J XI,
277, 281
(Anemone). P ’98, 16, 17, 293
(Parthenocissus). P 1900, 667;
02, 653, 662; ’04, 108; 705, 700
quinquefora (Melita). P °71, 148;
"78, 306
quinguelineata (Borlasia). P ’57,
162
(Empis). j iii, 95
(Flata). j vi, 241
(Lacerta). j i, 348, 405; vi,
10, 18, 37. P 708, 118
(Scineus). j i, 405
(Stenorhina). P ’60, 243
quinquelineatus (Eumeces). P 03,
541, 554
(Microphis). P ’54, 97; ’60,
243. J III, 33
(Oliarus). P ’07, 485, 486
(Scineus). j vi, 10, 37
quinquelirata (Helix). P ’96, 414
(Polygyratia). P ’96, 414
quinqueloba (Quercus). P ’72, 126
quinquelobus (Actinocrinus). P ’68,
346; 781, 353
(Cyathoerinus). P 65, 150;
"79, 326
(Doryerinus). P ’68, 345, 346;
°81, 353, 354
(Euerinus). P 781, 371
(Rhodocrinus). P ’81, 371
quinquelocularis (Biddulphia). P
1900, 694
Quinqueloculina, P ’84, 321
quinquemaculata (Angela). P 06,
273
1136
quinquemaculata. Continued.
(Macrosila). J IV, 118, 161,
166
(Sphinx). P ’73, 282
quinquemaculatus (Sphinx). P ’67,
80. J IV, 166
(Tetraops). J IT, 157; IV, 41
quinquenaria (Pecten). P ’05, 11.
J Il, 275
quinquenigra (Somateria). P 99,
470; 1900, 16
quinquenodus (Platycrinus). P ’81,
248
(Pleurocrinus). P ’81, 248
quinquenotata (Coccinella). j iv, 93
Quinqueoculina. P ’75, 74
quinquepunctata (Chelymorpha). ¥
73, 97
(Heleomyza). j iii, 101
quinquepunctatus (Xystieus). x “OL
584
quinquerugata (Axinea). P 762, 580
(Pectuneulus). P ’62, 580
quinquerugatus (Pectunculus). P
748, 104; 82, 155
quinquesignata (Hippodamia). P
60, 317
quinquespinosus (Lygeus). j_ iv,
323
quinquesuleata (Pleurotomaria). P
bf
quinquetentaculatus (Pteronotus). P
182, 281
quingueundata (Hydrachna). P 742,
184
quinquevittata (Altica). j iv, 85
quintardii (Unio). P ’92, 131
Quiseala. j iii, 361
quisecala (Gracula).
69, 133
(Sturnus). j iii, 365
quiscalina (Campophaga). P
769
j iii, 364. P
05,
Quiscalus. j iii, 364; iv, 274; viii,
182. P 74i, 54; 47, ..208;.. 51,
218; °53, 384; °54, 397; 55, 312;
56, 291; 760, 138; 61, 225; 63,
298; ’66, 13, 22, 403- 415; 68, 150,
860; ’69, 1383; ’71, 25; 75, 346;
TT, «0: MB, O43 «780, 270; 90,
209, 212; ’92, 109; '95, 488; 796,
114, 116, 138; ’98, 82; ’99, 16,
17, 35; ’07, 458; ’08, 154; 709,
362. J I, 47; II, "268
quiscula (Gracula). P ’66, 403, 409;
75, 346
’(Quiscalus). P ’75, 346; 95,
488; ’96, 115, 116, 138
quiscula agleus (Quiscalus). P. ’89,
270
quiscula eneus (Quiscalus). P ’92,
109; ’95, 488; 798, 82
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
P '58, 133; ’59, 380
Quisqualis.
(Cyathicula). P
quisquiliaris 93,
1
quiverensis (Triisodon). P ’92, 301
quixensis (Formicivora). P ’60, 190
(Thamnophilus). P ’60, 190
quoyana (Pleurotomaria). J VIII,
196
quoyi (Cardita). P ’72, 252
(Podophora). P 763, 354
(Searus). J XII, 544
Rabdion. P ’57, 181; 756, 240
Rabdochloa. P 791, 304
Rabdophorus. P ’82, 273
Rabdosoma. P 756, 240
rabenhorstiana (Ustilago). P
251
rabida (Lycosa). P ’04, 135
rabirrubia (Anthias). P ’63, 178
rabula (Cirecotettix). P ’06, 360, 393
racemiflorum (Solanum). P ’96, 214
racemosa (Aralia). P ’60, 512
(Caulerpa). P ’05, 696
racemosa uvifera (Caulerpa).
696
racemosa (Chiococea).
05, 700
(Cimicifuga). P ’60, 302
(Cladonia). P 63, 96
(Laguneularia). P ’01, 557
(Leucothoé). P 760, 200;
455
(Melica). P ’85, 45
(Pedicularis). P63, 72
(Sambucus). P 784, 86
(Smilacina). P ’60, 201; 768,
174; ’86, 344; 704, 483
(Tofieldia). Yr "1900, 547; ’07,
455; ’08, 459
(Triena). P 791, 307
(Ulmus). P ’01, 361
(Vagnera). P “10, 559
racemosum (Eriogonum).
J I, 161
(Gayophytum). P 763, 61
P ’63, 60
82,
P 05,
07,
(Milium). j iii, ag
racemosus (Astragalus).
(Citrus). P ’89, 370
(Nabalus). P 63, 69
(Symphoreeseaa P ’84, 86;
98,
racemosus var. trilobus (Symphori-
earpus). J III, 89
racemulosa (Lechea). P ’02, 668;
704, 606; ’10, 568
racheliz (Malimbus). P 99, 38
(Sycobius). P 757, 36;
38. J V, 185
Rachidion. J II, 7
Rachotropis. P ’01, 151
99,
P ’89, 386;
P 48, 14,
a a
Racomitrium. P '55, 446;
83, 217. J IU, 203
radame (Notogonia). P ’96, 554
_ addei (Bufo). P ’99, 183
_ Radiaconcha. P ’72, 50
_ radiale (Diplectrum). P ’07, 263
_ radians (Ammonites). J VIII, 313
(Aneylochira). P 754, 17
(Astarte). P ’48, 96; ’02,
ee (Bathmodon). P ’72, 38;
103; ’82, 294; *92, 439
(Buprestis). P ’73, 88
(Chetetes). P ’97, 427
(Chama). P ’72,-119
(Cyelas). P ’54, 30
4 (Dendrosoma). P ’74, 140 |
= (Ischnoehiton). P 98, 287
- Lucina). P ’48, 101; ’82, 155
\Monoti). P 46, 22
(Nanina). J VIII, 382
(Ostrea). P ’48, 103; 90, 404
(Phacoides). P ’03, 756
(Pterinea). j viii, 253. P 746, 22
(Pteromeris). P ’62, 578
(Searus). P ’97, 121
(Sparisoma). P ’97, 121
(Synedra). P ’65, 16
(Trochita). J VIII, 330
(Trochus). J VIII, 330
* (Unio). P '57,82. J IV, 201
radiata (Achatinella). P ’88, 26, 31
(Actinia). P 55, 875
(Alasmodonta). P ’53, 263
(Amphidesma). j v, 220
(Amphitrite). P 708, 350
(Aquaria). P ’61, 489
Baeedionc j iii, 8
rene): P 60, 458;
z (Cardita). P ’02, 707
4 (Carditamera). P "72, 258;
102, 707
(Cellepora). J V, 129
(Chloris). P 89, 361
(Clinopistha). Pp "70, 44;
(Celognathus). P
(Corbicula). P
Crassatella).
Cyclas).
: Cyrena). P
a (Edmondia)..
q 988, 233
i ’(Egeria). PSL -a6
eee rere). ’p 65, 165
(Fedia). 60, 200
oe: *P 61, 25
Glauconome). P 61, 27
72
63, 95;
705
73,
88,
60, 564
60, 272
P 72, 251
P '60, 297; ’61, 26
°60, 272, 284
"970, 44, 45;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Rachycentride. P 97,103. J XII,
613 —
Rachycentron. P ’97, 103; 710, 601.
J XII, 513
1137
radiata. Continued.
(Helix). P 58, 200
(Lampsilis). . 753, 256
(Lerneocera). j ii, rt
(Lunulites). J V,
(Magasella). P ‘i, “189, 163 ;
91, 170
’(Margaritana). P 53, 263
(Margaritiphora). J X, 26
(Megadesma). P ’61, 26
(Microeystina). P ’05, 742
(Mya). P ’53, 256
(Myzine). P ’96, 296
(Nuculites). j viii, 248
(Partula). P ’85, 208; ’88,
27. J IX, 46, 74, 109
(Partulina). P ’88, 27
(Phlebia). J III, 218
(Potamophila). P ’61, 26
(Pterois). P 1900, 522; ’01,
326
(Raja). P ’10, 470
(Spirifer). P ’79, 43
(Solemya). P ’60, 457
(Tellina). P ’91, 48
(Terebratulina). P ’73, 180
radiatella (Vitrea). P 1900, 384
radiatoides (Unio). P ’68, 168;
96, 569
radiatulus (Zonites). P ’89, 194,
197
radiatum (Achatinellastrum). P ’88,
27
(Chondrioderma). P ’93, 370
(Conodictyum). P ’66, 275
(Geum). P 704, 603
(Glaucidium). P ’90, 131
radiatus (Ancylus). P 710, 670
(Anodonta). J ITI, 317
(Apiocrinus). P 779, 310
(Auliseus). P 761, 69; 1900,
705
(Biddulphia). P 1900, 705
(Bulimus). P ’97, 19
(Calamites). P ’60, 436
(Carabocrinus). P ’79, 367;
86, 142
’(Corynocladus). P ’49, 250
(Coseinodiseus). P ’53, 431;
761, .70; ’90, 137; ’98, 423
’(Cyathocrinus). P ’79, 310
(Dichocrinus). P 81, 257,
258. J II, 61
(Eupodiseus). P ’61, 69; ’90,
138; ’98, 423; 1900, 705
radiatus var. antiqua (Eupodiscus).
P ’98, 423
radiatus (Leiurus). P ’82, 282
(Lophius). P ’84, 45
(Marsupiocrinus). P
90, 365
(Mullus). P ’82, 306
1138
radiatus. Continued.
(Ogeocephalus). P ’06, 108
(Parisocrinus). P ’79, 338;
86, 145, 157
(Periechocrinus). P ’81, 307
(Polyboroides). P 757, 33;
59, 30
radiatus var. carpineus (Polyporus).
J III, 209
radiatus (Poteriocrinus). P ’79,
338; ’86, 156, 157
(Pseudauliseus). P ’90, 138;
98, 423
(Pteropterus).- P ’82, 277
(Siliqua). J I, 213
(Strophitus). P 753, 263
(Thamnophilus). P ’65, 108
(Trachinus). P ’92, 272
(Unio). P 751, 225’; 53, 256;
56, 258; "67, 17; *60, 17, 19, 51,
156; ’61, 57, 310, 399; ’72, 106;
77, 31; 794, 30; 96, 569. J IV,
48, 51; V, 411
(Vultur). P 757, 33
(Zygoceros). P 1900, 713
radicans (Bignonia). P ’73, 277
(Euonymus). P ’84, 15; 789,
5
(Rhus). P 1900, 636, 643, 645,
646, 648, 653, 657, 659, 660, 667;
02, 644, 648-652, 662; ’09, 382
(Salicornia). P ’81, 484
(Tecoma). P ’78, 334; ’85,
23; ’89, 397; ’02, 653, 668; ’07,
458
(Viola).
(Woodwardia).
—- oy oabatln ¥
80,
pp (Polyporus).
radicis (Myndus). P
radicium (Valsa). P ’77, 124
radicula (Vermetus). P ’71, 141
radiculus (Caleeocrinus). P ’86, 200,
- 206
radicum (Valsa). P 778, 87
radicum-graminis (Coceus). P
- 261
(Fonscolombia). P ’99, 264
radiella (Helix). J IX, 29
radina (Clupea). P ’87, 295
(Crategus). P 710, 189, 203
Radinotatum. P ’04, 776, 783; ’05,
35, 53; 706, 11; ’07, 285
Radiocentrum. P ’05, 271, 280, 283
Radiodiscus. P ’06, 154, 155; ’09,
514; 710, 52, 133
Radiolaria. P ’97, 426
_radiolata (Limneria). P ’94, 188
(Partula). P ’85, 223
(Zingis). P ’89, 278
P 03, 696
J III, 104
"77, 107;
J Ill, 207
07, 492
99,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
radiolatus (Centurus). P ’63, 284
(Partulus). P ’85, 223
Radiolites. P ’54, 171; ’57, 126;
64, 124; ’90, 448, 456, 459, 462
radiolus (Unio). P 71, 192. J
VIII, 21
radiosa_ (Actis). P ’89, 180
(Ameba). P ’79, 163; 87, 122
(Crania). P 73, 200
(Crategus). P 05, 655, 657
(Epeira). P ’81, 163-175; 782,
256; ’89, 180
(Navicula). P ’65, 16
radiosum (Theridiosoma). P ’89,
182
radiosus (Unio). P 71,192. J
61, 491
VIII, 13
radix (Aspergillum). P
(Eutenia). P ’01, 19, 20; 03,
296, 552; ’04, 470, 471
(Penicillus). P 61, 491 .
(Thamnophis). P 195, Fe
radjabau (Holocenthrus). J XII,
528
(Plectorhinchus). J XII, 528
Radula. P ’61, 327; °’62, 582. J
III, 329 °
radula (Aster). P ’60, 514. J ITI,
91
(Corynorhynechus). P ’04, 677
(Daphnella). P 704, 8
(Hahnia). P ’92, 27
(Lucina). P 747, 293;
101; ’71, 135
(Mytilicardia). P ’72, 256
(Polyporus). J III, 213
(Prosecopia). P ’04, 677
(Raja). P ’01, 335; ’10, 471
roe i ii
(Tellina).
(Valsa). Pp
radulans (Diatrype).
(Spheria). J II, 287
Radulide. P ’62, 582
radulinus (Anolis). P
356
(Gastrotropis).. P ’62, 180
Radulum. J ITI, 213, 217, 218
48,
Reboides. P ’70, 92 , :
raeénsis (Unio). P ’57, 171. J
IV, 331 a
raemdorkii (Dinoziphius). J Viti,
216 ;
Reta. P ’71, 137. J VIII, 264, 333 ~
rafflesiana (Nepenthes). P ’74, 144
rafflesii (Anas). P ’49, 195; 55,
316
(Sciurus). P 702, 133
refinesqui (Opuntia). P 76, 161-163; z
P ’89, 252,
83, 74, 84; ’85, 378
rafinesquii (Acipenser).
57
=
62, 180,
ee entree)
(Cylindrosteus). P ’10, 607
7 (Seaphirhynchus). P ’77, 88;
B? 89, 246, 255
eB (Viola). P ’03, 661, 664, 686,
«689, 697, 698
_ Ragenella. P ’90, 399
ais — (Bulimulus). P ’90, 64,
Raia. j iv, 100. P ’63, 333; ’83,
153; 87, 357-366; ’77, 217; 703,
332; ’05, 460; 710, 468, 470
See Raja.
_- fais (Cirolana). P ’91, 187
- raiatensis (Helicina). J IX, 106, 110
(Hydrocena). J IX, 94
(Partula). P ’85, 210. J IX,
Realia). J IX, 94
a dus). P 06, 121
_ Raiide. P ’83, 153; *62, 499; °83,
4 Raine. P’ 62, 282
4 raimondiana (Terebratula).
+ +298, 324
a Sitipandianus (Ammonites).
c “nner 313
. ondii (Area).
ae ‘
J VI,
J VIII,
J VIII, 264, 321,
J VII], 290, 321
(Corbula). J VIII, 284, 317
(Pecten). J VIII, 293, 321
oe somye)- J VIII, 284,
31
(Seapharea). J VIII, 264, 335
: (Turritella). J VIII, 279, 316
raincourti (Williamia). P °96, 454
- Raioide. P ’62, 282
: Raj a. ji, 41. P 54, 196; ’67, 141,
56; ’82, 308; ’87, 50; ’92, 237;
'97, 93; 98, 339; °99, 328; 01,
833; °04, 506; °06, 80; °09, 407;
10, "468, ’470, 474
See Raia.
raja (Loxosoma). J IX, 16
_ P 68, 257, 263, 265
P 89, 357
98, 339; ’99,
t 328; ’01, 333 ; "04, 506; 710, 470
alge (Unio). P 63, 191. J
- ralfsii (Actinoeyelus). P 90, 136;
01, 323
’(Asterionella). 2/61; 68
(Campylodiseus). P ’61, 66
(Euastrum). P ’69, Biol. 16
Be (Eupodiseus). P ’61, 65
alla (Xanthia). P ’75, 66, 328
Rallicula. P ’94, 131, 132, 148
a peabde. P 53, "425; 63, 106; 764,
68: 66, 98; °69, 199; ’83, 67; ’94,
130-132, 141; '05, 757
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
1139
Ralline. +x ’94, 130
Rallites. P ‘94, 132, 142
Ralloides. J IX, 412
Rallus. j iv, 386; v, 30, 137; viii,
157. P 53, 425; 55, 314; 756,
296; ’59, 108, 174, 192; ’60, 378;
62, 322; ’64, 69, 247; ’66, 98;
70, 86; °71, 34; °75, 358; ’83,
67; °92, 104; ’93, 35; 94, 131,
132, 135-149; ’95, 472; ’98, 498;
02, 671; ’05, 757; ’08, 93
ramada (Liza). P ’03, 746
(Mugil). P ’03, 746
ramagei (Bulimus). P ’96, 414
ramburi (Ischnura). P ’08, 469, 472,
481
ramburi var. eredula (Ischnura). P
08, 481, 487, 489
ramburii (Agrion). P ’62, 381, 386,
401
ramburii var. credula (Ischnura). P
01, 128, 138
ramentosa (Arionta). P ’75, 155, 216
(Helix). P 58, 198; 75, 218
ramicornis (Bruchus). P "59, 291
ramifer (Euealyptocrinus). "p 85,
356
ramificata (Rithma). P ’85, 113
rammelsbergii (Mugil). P ’99, 343
ramona (Arphia). P ’09, 434
ramosa (Ceripora). J VIII, 308
(Crucibulum). P ’54, 30
(DiSpotea). j viii, 187. P
41, 31; ’46, 21; 748, 99
(Plicatula). j vi, 118. P ’91,
46; °48, 105
(Silpha). j iii, 193. P ’53,
275, 279. J IV, 12, 31
(Spongilla). P ’87, 172
(Tragia). P ’63, 76
ramosissimum (Cladophytum). P ’49,
250
(Gayophytum). P ’63, 61
(Gnaphahum). P 48, 20. J
I, 173
(Polygonum). P 1900, 659,
664; 702, 661; ’09, 389
ramosissimus (Ammonites). P 54,
168
(Botryocrinus). P ’79, 322
ramosum (Aleyonidium). P ’82, 262
(Crucibulum). P ’62, 568; ’82,
167, 168
(Dispotea). P 762, 568
(Schizophyllum). J III, 224
ramosus (Calamites). P ’60, 437
(Chaetetes). P ’66, 114
(Cosoryx). P ’74, 148, 149
(Cyathocrinus). P ’79, 310
(Dicrocerus). P 775, 257
(Mariacrinus). P ’81, 290
(Seaphiocrinus). P ’69, 138
1140
\
ramosus. Continued.
(Zeacrinus). P
79, 352; 786, 166
ramotubulata (Cliona). P
Ramphastide. P ’67, 100
Ramphastoides. P ’67, 117
Ramphastos. P (60, 136;
67, 100-124; ’70, 88;
J IV, 5
Ramphocelus. P ’60, 141
Ramphocenus. P ’59, 41
Ramphodryas. P ’67, 106
Ramphomelas. P ’67, 123
Ramphomyia. j vi, 159
Ramphoxanthus. P ’67, 120
ramsayi (Meyenia). P ’87, 211, 228
(Mionorus). P ’07, 431
(Petroica). P ’89, 147
69, 138, 152;
91, 122
64, 241;
99, 32, 55.
Ramularia. P 791, 84; 793, 169, 462;
94, 375; ’95, 437
ramulosa (Lucina). P °72, 86
(Polycera). P ’55, 379
(Spheria). J II, 291
ramulosus (Actinocrinus). P ’/8,
238; ’80, 347
(Cordylocrinus). P ’81, 235
(Eretmocrinus). P ’78, 238;
’81, 235
(Forbesiocrinus). P ’79, 272,
278
(Glyptocrinus). P ’81, 363;
85, 240, 283
(Onychocrinus). P ’79, 272, 278
(Platycrinus). P ’81, 235, 240
(Poteriocrinus). P 7 79, 336
(Scaphiocrinus). P 79, 336
(Sporobolus). P ’63, 78
(Taxocrinus). P ’65, 140; ’79,
269, 272
Rana. j v, 334; vi, 36, 55. P
45, 219; 751, 206, 207; 52, 173,
174; 53, 238, 301, 378, 420;
54, 61, ’86, 96, 102; 55, 423;
56, 6, 141, 153, 250; 57, 72,
173; °60, 494, 499, 504, 509; °62;
154, 340; ’63, 54; ’64, 182; 65,
84, 135, 195, 197; 66, 127, 130,
301, 311; ’68, 117, 246, 271, 273,
281; °69, 94; ’71, 49; °78, 28;
82, 329; ’83, 10, 16-33, 56; 87,
50, 357; ’88, 106; ’91, 461, 403;
92, 333; ’93, 181, 183, 184; 95,
382, 395, 407; ’99, 183; ’01, 224;
102, 182, 185, 694; 7°03, 539; 705,
662-664; °06, 420; ’07, 278; 08,
125; ’09, 401. J VI, 73, 75, 76,79,
85, 89, 106, 191; VIII, 113, 114;
XI, 280; XII, 98
Ranaria. P ’95, 395
ranarum (Bodo). P ’56, 42
ranavorans (Falco). P ’67, 214
ranceolatus ,Calamites). P ’60, 437
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
randalli (Anodonta). -P ’56, 81. J
VI, 155
(Clivina), P 757, 81, 82
randallii (Anodon). P ’57, 165
Randia. P ’89, 386; ’09, 486
Randite. P ’78, 408; ’80, 274; ’92,
179
randolphensis (Poteriocrinus). P ’79,
336
(Seaphiocrinus). P ’79, 336
randolphi haga P ’99, 256
Ranella. j ii, 236; vi, 207. P ’48,
105; 754, 31; 62, 562; 71, 147;
782, 168, 169, 178, 174; 88, 324;
91, 52; 705, b92
ranélloides (Fusus). P ’48, 100
ranga (Ambassis). P ’06, 528
(Chanda). P ’05, 500
(Hamiltonia). P ’05, 500
Rangia. j vii, 125, 127. P ’48, 105;
60, 232; 762, 572; 72, 49; 82,
155, 158, 163. J bate 234) 281,
282, 482; XIII, 281, 284, 290, 295
rangiana (Achatina). P 160, 152
rangianus (Unio). P 53, 256; 754,
245. J V, 426
Rangifer. P ’78, 61; ’80, 347; 782,
319; ’91, 224; ’94, 98, 218; ’95,
246; 1900, 34; 708; 81
rangifer (Tarandus). P ’82, 327
rangifera (Cladonia). J III, 204
Rangiferide. P ’82, 322
Ranicepini. P ’84, 173
Raniceps. P ’63, 243; 65, 137; 768,
211; 782, 304
raniceps _( Hypsiboas). P ’62, 353;
63,
Rance. P ’84, 173
Ranide. P ’53, 421; 54, 61; 56,
153, 250; 60, 485, 494, 499, 504,
509; ’68, 291; ’82, 329; 83, 34;
95, 394; ’08, 125. J VI, 68, 191,
198
Ranidella. P 53,421. J VI, 201
Raniformia. P ’68, 116, 294. J
VIII, 113 :
Ranilia. P ’78, 325
Ranina, j viii, 130. P ’50, 24, 27
Raniniade. j viii, 130
Raninide. P ’78, 325
Raninidea. P 58, 227, 241
Raninoidea. P ’78, 325
ranivorus (Falco). P ’75, 345
Ranoidea. P 53, 422. J VI, 72, 81,
84, 85
Ranodon. P ’82, 328
Rantus. P ’62, 523
Ranula. P ’66, 129; ’68, 117, 119,
246; ’71, 222; 74, 13k. = VL
201; VIII, 94, 114
Ranularia. P 96, 479;
VIII, 327
CE are ae en a ee
04, 22. J
Ranunculacee.
84. 80; ’89,
182, 184, 185
405
76, 85; 77,
Ranzania.- P
1900, 515
rape (Pieris).
*
Rapana. P 71,
Rapara. P 54,
490
(Mimetus).
75,
(Sinopa).
310, 311
(Tachys).
e iii
91, 171
rapax (Alpheus).
(Aspidiotus). P ’99, 274
(Brechmorhoga). P ’08, 481,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 1141
j vii, 6. P °60, 145,
199, 302,511; 61, 448; 63, 56;
"363; °98, 379, 384,
403, 588; 1900, 666. J III, 80,
ranunculifolia (Viola). P ’03, 697
ranunculina (Cyrtorrhyncha). P ’63,
—~«56
ranunculoides (Eryngium). P 98,
Ranunculus. j Vii, 7. P ’60, 145, 199,
_ 802; 63, 56, 94; °73, 276, 289, "363;
105; ’84, 80; 792,
168; 93, 208; °95, 544: °98, 379,
385, 403; 1900, 666; ’02, 661; °07,
457; ’09, 491.
J III, 181, 182, 185
82, 309; ’84, 100;
Rapa. P 60, 94; '76, 284; ’77, 22;
05, 23. J III, 332; IV, 301
_ rapa (Plicatula). J VIII, 322
P 785, 85
rapeformis (Leptoxis). P ’64, 100
144, 130; ’05, 351
186.
P ’60, 29; ’79, 416
_ (Gelasimus). P ’80, 147
(Hoplocorypha). P ’01, 284
(Leptochelia). P ’94, 93
P ’09, 206
(Muscicapa). j iv, 168, 170. P
348
<Ptychocheilus). P 756, 209
P 71, 116; °92,
J IV, 28
(Varicella). P 10, 519, 531
P (Varicellula). P 10, 531
% raphaelis (Eudesia). P 91, 165, 171
(Waldheimia). P ‘773; 182;
-raphani (Chrysomela). P ’47, 175
4 (Gastrophysa). P ’56, 39
_ raphanistrum (Raphanus). P 98,
" raphanoides (Fusus). j vii, 144
; P ’92, 381; ’94, 59; °98,
aphides (Squilla). P98, 108
hidodiscus.
- Raphidonemata.
a eros.
Raphidopus.
(Cnicus).
P '74, 167; ’83, 95;
P ’90, 139
4 “raphidoma (Belone). P 97, 97
J (Tylosurus). P ’97, 97
P '84, 204
P °71, 297
58, 228, 241
a ees artim. Pp 92, 363
P 792, 368
Raphiolepis. P ’05, 59
Raphistoma. P 70, 61; 1900, 329
raphnai (Chrysomela). Pp 73) 51
raphoides (Fusus). P 48, 100
poh eat P 784, 207; ’89, 72; ’91,
2
rapicauda (Thecadactylus). P ’68, 97
rapicaudus (Thecadactylus). P +66,
~ S20.) 0 VIEL 119,176
rapidens (Bolosaurus). P ’83, 69
(Chilonyx). P ’83, 108
rapidum (Bembidium). P ’73, 326
rapidus (Calocoris). P ’01, 264
(Ochthedromus). P ’57, 5
rapiformis (Actinia). j i, 171. P
782, 93
(Paractis). P ’78, 311
Rapistrum. P ’77, 106
rappii (Drymobius). P ’60, 561
(Herpetodryas). P ’60, 561
raptatorius (Reduvius). j iv, 327
raptor (Bassariscus). P ’93, 414
(Sphecius). P ’95, 265
rapuliformis (Ascidia). j iii, 8
rapum (Fulgur). P ’91, 143; ’05,
354, 355
rapunculoides (Campanula). P 1900,
483
Rara. P ’63, 333
rara (Goniobasis). P ’65, 28. J
V, 220
(Melania). P ’61, 121. J V,
220
(Sylvia). j iv, 197
raricosta (Argonauta). J II, 332 |
(Delthyris). j viii, 262
(Lima). J VIII, 322
raricostata (Turris). P ’82, 197
raridigitatus (Leptocrinus). P ’85,
327
rariflora (Rynchospora). P ’07, 458;
708, 458
rariflorum (Heterodon). J ITI, 94
rariplicata (Helix). P 89, 279
(Unio). P ’53, 261
rarispina (Athleta). P ’53, 449; 776,
291; ’07, 229 ,
(Lagisea). P 702, 269; ’08, 335
(Voluta). P 753, 449
(Volutilithes). P 754, 31
(Volutimitra). P ’76, 291
rarispinus (Lepidocentrus). P ’69,
80
rarisuleata (Unio). P 753, 247
rarotonganus (Limax). J VIII, 402,
410; IX, 88, 109, 111
rarotongensis ‘(Pitys). J VIII, 390,
409
rarum (Cardium). P ’60, 426; ’61,
427
rarus (Hemiteles). P ’73, 169, 171
(Menacodon). J IX, 230
1142
Rasbora. P.
XII, 500
rasborella (Hemigrammoeypris). P
10, 484
Rasborichthys. P ’05, 486
rascacio (Scorpena). P
"85, 400, 403
Rastrum. J XII, 509
rasus (Scydmenus). P ’52, 158
(Unio). P ’63, 189, TS 1538
Rataboura. P ’82, 283
ratel (Mellivora). P 96, 544
rathbuni (Typhlomolge). P ’03, 538
rathieri (Apiocrinus). P ’85, 294
rathkei (Diastylis). P ’01, 159
‘Rathousiide. “P 1900, 571
trathvoni (Lytta). P ’53, 385
(Myzia). P ’52, 132
Ratite. P ’67, 234; ’69, 196, 201,
203, 209
ratticeps (Microtus).
XI, 205
Rattus. P ’53, 414
rattus (Dermestes).
(Mus). P ’53, 410, 413, 414;
73, 257; °'74, 173, 177; °78, 62;
94, 390; “96, 192; ’97, 215
Ratufa. P ’02, 134, 143, 147
ratus (Unio). P ’72, 160. J VIII,
52
05, 486; 710, 484. J
63, 178;
P °96, 382. J
P '54, 108
rauchii (Acipenser). P ’89, 252, 256
rauterbergii (Phidippus). P ’92, 73
Rauwolfia. P ’89, 391 .
rava (Dermanura). P ’02, 404
raveneli (Macrophora). P ’65, 74
(Mactra). P ’71, 137
(Unio). P ’53, 256
ravenelianus (Margaritana). P ’53,
263
(Strophitus). P 53, 263
(Unio). P ’53, 252, 257; 54,
4
ravenelii (Esox). P ’65, 79; ’85,
369, 375
(Picorellus). P ’85, 369
ravenelli (Tellina). P ’48, 106
ravenelliana (Ostrea). P ’62, 582;
82, 154
raveni (Brachypodella). P ’98, 278
Ravenia. P ’75, 146
raviceps (Liocephalus). P ’62, 1838;
68, 122; ’71, 218
ravidulus (Microtus). P ’99, 284-
287
ravus (Cocconotus). P ’05, 818, 842
(Crotalus)... P ’65, 191, 198
rawsonis (Nanina). P 574, 48
raymondi (Cyanoplax). Pp 98, 287
(Cyrena). P ’60, 284
(Trachydermon). P
04, 257, 258
raynaldi (Pimelepterus).
98, 287;
P 62, 245
Realiide.
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
raynoldsana (Vivipara).
P ’61, 446
raynoldsianus (Viviparus). P 763, 38
real (Aguila). P ’46, 45
Realia. P ’87, 149, 152; '08, 39. J
VIII, 39; IX, 93-100, 106, 107
P 1900, 569, 576; ’01, 405
reani (Scomber). P ’04, 759
Reasia. P ’56, 109
rebecce (Bela). P ’95, 64
(Pleurotoma). P 795, 64
rebellis (Trimerotropis). P ’10, 12,
13
recedens (Crategus). P 710, 158, 161
(Libera). J IX, 36, 108
(Tabanus). P 95, 32z
(Temnothorax). P ’03, 220
Receptaculites. P ’70, 22
receptum (Triceratium). P 1900, 731
recisa (Succinea). P 710, 503
reclinata (Eulima). P ’05, 109
reclivata (Neritina). P ’91, 55
reclivatus (Lygeus). j iv, $321
(Theodoxus). j li, 257
reclusa (Blandiella). P ’73, 252
(Pleurobema). Pp 1900, 82
(Venus). P ’61, 26
reclusiana (Scintilla). P ’72, 295
reclusus (Phorus). . "55, 262
(Trochus). jv 211, 219. P
48, 106; 62, 569; 89. 173
(Unio). P 1900, 82
(Zizyphinus). P ’62, 569
recluzi (Cyrena). P ’60, 284
Recluzia. J VIII, 190
recluziana (Arytene). P ’61, 493
(Fegia). P ’61, 493
(Partula). P ’85, 220; 787, 133
recluzianum (Aspergillum). P
493
recluzianus (Brechites). P ’61, 493
recondita (Bifidaria). P 1900, 590
reconditus (Ammonites). P 90, 448,
449 ,
recordabilis (Crategus).
1
99
recta (Bulla). P 705,19. J IV, 302;
VIII, 369
(Cylichna). P ’05, 19
(Eburnella). P ’88, 37
(Feronia). J II, 251
(Gervillia). P 61, 441
(Gyrotoma). P ’60, 64;
96
(Jo).
P ’10, 189,
64,
P 63, 307
(Laminella). P ’88, 37
(Modiola). j vii, 2438
(Oculina). P ’88, 305
(Partula).
IX, 54
’ (Seutinoblattina). P ’85, 1,
(Sesarma). j viii, 128. P ’50
24; 780, 217
f
.
4
‘
P ’85, 210, 220. J
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 1143
recta. Continued. ee ATES rectus (Argutor). J II, 252
(Strophonema). P 743, 831, (Celorhynchus). P ’65, 73
332 (Cremastus). P ’94, 188
(Tornatina). J VIII, 369 (Eriocheir). P ’80, 210
(Volutilithes). P ’95, 77 (Eriochirus). P 58, 103
(Amara). P 55, 355 (Lampsilis). J XIII, 175, 270
ris (Difflugia). P ’78, 172 (Lithodus). P 56, i8
(Lestes). j viii, 34. P ’62, (Loxandrus). J II, 251
385, 401; ’93, 379 (Phygadeuon). P ’94, 187
4 a (Perdita). P ’96, 48, (Pogonts). J II, 251
= (Silvanus). P ’54, 78
ae redial he (Lepidodendron). P ’60, wom P 45, 305; 751,
i ? ?
_ rectangulus (Acupalpus). P ’68, 379 (Unio). P ’41, 104; ’53, 256,
s (Balistapus). P 1900, 514 269; '58, 13; °60, 89, 156; 77,
(Balistes). P ’82, 309; 1900, 26; ’96, 504. J IV, 47; V, 426
po 614 recurva (Astarte). P 48, 96
a (Stenolophus). P ’68, 378 (Cypricardites). j viii, 245
_ vecticardinale (Spherium). P _ ’60, (Fritillaria). P ’68, 167
175 432; ’62, 414 (Mamillaria). P ’85, 378
recticollis (Elater). j iii, 168 (Natica). P 95, 158
a poctiet Halsica), P ’61, 358 (Nucula). j vi, 262
d Teticarais (Orthaltica). P ’73, 70 (Terebratula). P ’73, 181
4 (Pheogenes). P 94, 186 recurvata (Corbicula). P ’60, 273 ©
4 _ recticuspidens (Plesiadapis). P: 706, (Cornicularia). P ’05, 308
E - 55 (Cyrena). P ’60, 267, 284
4 (Protoadapis). P ’90, 54, 55 (Lesquerella). P ’07, 247
_rectideus (Charcharodon). P 746, 41 (Spongilla). P ’87, 250
4 _ rectidorsalis (Orthonota). P ’62, 414 (Tillandsia). P ’89, 354
_ rectifrenum (Pomacentrus). P ’62, (Tubella). P ’87, 248, 250, 256
' 148; ’63, 214, 215, 217 recurvatus (Ranunculus). P ’60, 199;
pesisrenis ‘Seaphiopus). P ’63, 52, 84, 80; ’07, 457
(Unio). P 71, 192. J VIII,
rectilabrum (Cinulia). P ’90, 450 0
(Lunatia). P ’76, 296. J III, 334 | Recurvirostra. j vii, 193; viii, 156.
(Natiea). P 76, 296. J III, P '53, 427; °55, 315; ’59, 108, 192;
«884 66, 97; 69, 200; '71, 33; 75,
rectilatera (Cicindela). P ’66, 363 354; ’92, 104; ’08, 79. J I, 224
stilateris (Strophomena). j viii, | recurvirostra (Myalina). P ’60, 456
«255 Recurvirostride. P ’64, 67; ’66, 97
_ Teetilatus (Gelasimus). P ’80, 148 recurvirostris (Murex). P ’90, 70;
_ Tectilinearis (Eryeina). P ’48, 99 94, 223. J VIII, 349
; (Mactropsis). P 54, 30 (Todirhamphus). P ’99, 46, 55
_ (Triquetra). P ’48, 106 (Weissia). P 755, 445
‘ ‘rectinoda (Porcellia). P °63, 18; (Zethus). P ’99, 407
» ’89, 298 recurvum (Sphagnum). J ITI, 202
4 rectipinna (Orea). P ’69, 22,55 . | reeurvus (Cryptocephalus). j iii, 439.
" rectiplicata (Atrypa). j viii, 265 J I, 245, 254
q eo etris (Chrysodomus). P ’65, reddingi (Squalius y.. P2888; 187
«64 redemita (Helix). P ’58, 198
(Hippolyte). P ’60, 33 redfieldi (Acusta). P ’05, 734
(Leander). P ’93, 120 (Eulota). P 05, 734
(Murex). P ’90, 68; ’94, 223 (Melampus). P ’59, 189
(Palemon). P 393, 120 redfieldii (Achatinella). P ’95, 238
- (Quisealus). P 66, 409; 99, (Bulimella). P ’88, 27
5 35 (Partulina). P ’88, 27
_ fectispina (Daphnia), P ’01, 145 Redia. P ’87, 115
rectius (Dentalium). P ’65, 59 redimacula (Agrotis). P ’75, 57
_ rectoides (Unio). P ’96, 569 redimicula (Agrotis). P ’75, 57
. rectum (Megalasma). P ’07, 416 (Fissurella). j iv, 1382. P 48,
— (Melatoma). P ’64, 96 99; ’62, 570; ’67, 139; ’82, 167, 169
(Schizostoma). P ’64, 93 redimita (Arionta). P ’75, 155, 216
1144
redimita. Continued.
(Colorhogia). P ’62, 81
(Helix). P ’57, 187, 189; ’73,
250; ’75, 218
redimitus (Geagras).
rediviva (Harpes).
112
(Lewisia). j vii, 24. P ’98, 19,
J VIII, 141
P °45, 264; 746,
(Toxostoma). P ’55, 308. J
I, 42; II, 264
redivivus (Harpes). P ’99, 20. J
I, 42
(Harporhynchus). P ’59, 191;
66, 40; 98, 217; 99, 20
redmani (Monophyllus). P ’02, 410
redowskii (Echinospermum). P ’63,
72
reductus (Ophiogomphus). P_ ’98,
147, 150
reduncus (Tapinauchenius). P ’09
195
reduviana (Acrosoma). P ’88, 79
(Plectana). P ’88, 79
Reduviide. P ’68, 277
Reduvius. j iv, 327.
70, 110; ’71, 51
reedi (Hybusa). P ’04, 679
reeveana (Myodora). P ’04, 558
(Partula). J IX, 47
reevei (Crassatella). J VIII, 345
(Fasciolaria). P ’01, 552
(Ismenia). P ’73, 188
(Lucina). P ’72, 87
(Megerlia). P ’73, 188
(Scintilla). P ’72, 225
reeveiana (Partula). P ’85, 212
reevesiana (Spirra). P ’86, 60
reevesii (Alosa). P ’97, 64
(Clupea). P ’97, 64
(Temnopleurus). P ’63, 358
reevianus (Unio). P 753, 256; ’77,
31
reevii (Achatinella). P ’88, 36
reflexa (Annularia). P ’60, 237
(Asterophyllites). P ’60, 237
(Chama). P ’72, 119
(Cymindis). P ’73, 322
(Festuca). P 762, 98, 336
(Glycimeris). P ’54, 29; ’62,
2
P 55, 404;
57
(Hyalonema). P ’98, 430
(Limnea). P ’63, 149; ’91, 320
(Mya). P ’48, 102; ’62, 572;
82, 159
(Obliquaria). J XIII, 177, 263
(Panopea). j iv, 15383 vii,
124, P 7°48, 103; ’62, 572; 780,
21; ’82, 155
Treflexella (Psilocorsis).
P ’60, 218
refiexicollis (Eleodes).
P ’58, 182
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
reflexulus (Harmostes). P ’01, 261,
268
reflexum (Hypnum). P ’55, 447
(Sisymbrium). P ’48, 25, J
183 ’
reflexus (Cyrtoceras). P ’58, 130
(Hypancistrocerus). P ’02, 53
(Lathridius). P ’55, 304
(Lyctus). jv, 262
(Lymneus). j ii, 167
(Melanoplus). P ’04, 538
(Odynerus). P ’02, 58, 68
(Tenebrio). j v, 203
(Unio). P ’53, 256
refulgens (Anolis). P ’60, 480; 762,
180
(Unio). P ’68, 145. J VI,
17
refulgida (Aphrodita). P 710, 376-
385
regale (Cybium). P ’77, 208; ’84,
234
(Phrynosoma). P_ ’66,
310; ’85, 139, 146
Regalecus. P ’82, 304
regalis (Actinocrinus). P ’69, 159;
’81, 334
- (#£oloplus). P 706, 401
(Antedon). P ’90, 347
: (Archibuteo). P ’57, 212; 66,
302,
(Ceratocampa). P 773, 274,
282
(Chlorion).
(Cicindela).
(Citheronia).
(Coronella). P ’01, 70
(Cynoscion). P ’61, 81, 88;
63, 32; ’77, 209; ’04, 510
(Diadophis). P ’66, 310; ’83,
12; ’01, 69, 70; ’03, 541, 553
regalis arnyi (Diadophis). P 701,
70
P 01,
P 96, 551
P 08, 512
P 75, 28
regalis regalis (Diadophis).
70
regalis (Enchelyopus). P ’63, 240
(Falco). P ’75, 344
(Johnius). P ’63, 32
(Megacephala). P ’08, 512
(Melanoplus). P ’07, 55
(Osmunda). P ’60, 515; ’89,
53; 1900, 652, 661; 705, 697
(Otolithus). P ’61, 81, 88;
62, 18; ’63, 32
(Phycis). P ’63, 240
(Platyerinus). P ’81, 248
(Pteroglossus). P ’67, 110
(Scomber). P ’84, 234; 797,
100; 704, 766
(Scomberomorus). P ’84, 233, —
234; ’97, 100; ’04, 766
(Sphex). P ’96, 551
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 1145
regalis. Continued. — regium (Cerion). P ’96, 321
_(Strotecrinus). P 66, 253; 69, | regius (Blennius). P ’63, 240
159 ; 81, get 790, 158 (Cicinnurus). P ’91, 448
4 P 06, 475 (Cleiocrinus). P ’79, 259 .
Regenia. P96, ’310 (Hybognathus). P ’56, 209;
Regerhinus. P 499, 31 "61, 156; 64, 283
_ regexus (Clavilithes). P ’95, 78, 113 (Olios). P 78, 145
regia (Aranea). P 78, 144, 145 (Phycis). P ’09, 407
ee. De (Atherina). P 03, 734 (Pompilus). P 797, 252
ae regia var. laticlavia (Atherinichthys). (Sarotes). P ’78, 145
3g 703, 735 (Streptaxis). P ’97, 477
“regia (Basilichthys). P °03, 734 (Thalasseus). P ’62, 538; ’71
i (Cardita). P ’90, 402 42. J I, 228
- - (Juglans). P ’62, 12; 1900, (Todus). P ’64, 255; ’66, 38
Be 345 : (Urophycis). P ’63, 240; °77,
_-—s (Oreodoxa). P ’89, 358 206; °10, 602
ee: (Paradisea). P ’64, 257 reglianus (Myliobatis). P ’67, 156
z (Poinciana). P ’89, 376 regnans (Geophilus). P ’04, 654
ms (Psammocola). P 48, 105; ’62, | regula (Cymatopleura). P ’08, 554
576; 798, 61 regulare (Pleurocera). P ’63, 314;
(si Silene). J III, 83 65, 20
(Sterna). P 348, 128; ’62, regularis (Actinocrinus). P ’85, 356
539; 799, 19. J_I, 228 (Alecto). P 705, 5
(Hyla). P 52, 174; 53, 301; (Allorisma). P ’56, 269; 57,
BS , 313; 783, 20, 23; 193, 181, 183. 128
ay VI, 84; IX, 391 (Asterina). P ’89, 174
| (Basilichthys). P 99, 326, a (Ceriphasia). P 63, 314; ’65,
| ne P '56, 95; °60, 334, 340; (Chlenius). P °56, 25. J IV,
a 1, 298; 701, 32, 42; 708, 120 29 .
‘Te (Cerion). ’p 95, 208; 96, (Conus). J VIII, 359
315, 320, 330 (Corbicula). P ’60, 273
f Pies: "06 prepirs (Cerion). P 795, (Corticaria). P ’55, 302
(Cyprina). P ’61, 32
ee iGeviom. P 795, 208; (Cyrena). P ’61, 126
96, 320 (Euealyptocrinus). P ’85, 356
eucosmium (Cerion). P 795, (Fusus). J VIII, 326
; °96, 321; °97, 366 (Gobreus). P 98, 57
S pereostatum (Cerion). P ’95, ’ (Hister). P ’59, 312
3 796, 321 (Hydrobius). P 55, 372
eg a swiftii (Cerion). P ’95, 208; (Hypanthocrinus). P ’85, 356
96, 321 (Ilybius). J IV, 30
na (Elis). P ’96, 301; ’99, 195 (Ischnochiton). P 798, 288;
; (Helicina). P 710, 525 04, 257
Tegina-jacksonis (Leda). P ’96, 470 (Liopus). P ’62, 39
Tegina (Loxia). P ’64, 252 ' (Melania). P ’63, 314
(Maynardia). P ’95, 208 (Melantho). P ’63, 39
(Strelitzia). P 758, 123 (Paludina). P ’62, 594
(Triceratium). P 1900, 728 (Partula). P ’86, 31
(Trinacria). P 1900, 728, 739 (Stomatopora). J V, 172
(Aplodactylus). P ’62, 111 (Thelephora). J III, 218°
(Coluber). P 60, 252 (Tropinotus). P ’07, 173
(Coronelia). P ’60, 252 (Unio). P 53, 256; ’54, 246
eee onctyine)- P ’62, 111 (Viviparus). P ’63, 39
(Liophis). P ’60, 72; 62, 76; (Volutopsius). P ’07, 243
“ag 102. J VIII, 180 regulata (Cyrena). P ’60, 284
_ (Lygophis). P 60, 252 Reguloides. P ’62, 317
Natrix). P ’60, 252 Regulus. j iv, 253; viii, 154. P ’43,
Decapotoma). P ’08, 601, 606 259; 746, 115; "952, 18, 26; 53,
Holospira). P ’05, 215-218, 313, 399; 755, "309 ; 59, 106, 190;
760, 42; 61, 219; 66, 66; 68, 149;
(Mylabris). P ’08, 601, 606 "75, 351; °79, 426; ’83, 60: 90,
1146
217; ’92, 125; ’93, 28, 58, 65; 795,
382, 500; ’96, 165; ’98, 218; 03,
14; 704, 585; ’05, 686; 08,156. J
I, 36; II, 264
regulus (Falco). P 64, 237
(Ficedula). j iv, 188
(Motacilla). j iv, 187
(Sylvia). j iv, 186
reibischi (Bulimulus).
444
(Nesiotus). P ’96, 444
reichardi (Golunda). P ’96, 534
Reichardia. P ’09, 494
reichardtii (Cerataulus). P 1900, 738
(Huttonia). P ’90, 138; 1900,
7
P '96, 403,
73
reichenbachii (Nectarinia). P ’59, 36
reichenowi (Drepanorhynchus). P
05, 775
(Othyphantes). P ’05, 780
(Serinus). P ’05, 777
(Syeobrotus). P ’05, 780
reidelii (Gnathograpsus). P ’80, 204
(Ptyeognathus). P ’80, 203,
204
reinhardi (Motella). P ’63, 241
reinhardii (Onos). P ’63, 241
reinhardti (Alyceus). P 1900, 381
(Lagopus). P ’71, 97
Reinhardtius. P ’64, 216, 218
Reinia. P ’01, 410, 467, 470, 647,
654; ’02, 524, 528; 708, 561, 562
reiniana (Clausilia). P ’01, 648
reiniana omiensis (Ena). P ’08, 34
reiniana ugoensis (Ena). P ’08, 34
reiniana vasta (Ena). P ’08, 34
reiniana (Helix). P ’88, 285, 288;
04, 419
reiniana var. hidachiensis (Melania).
P 702, 119
reinianus var. hokkaidonis (Buli-
minus). P ’01, 402
reinianus (Pecilozonites). P ’88,
289, 290; 89, 86; 04, 407-410,
412, 419
reinianus var. goodei (Pecilozonites).
P ’89, 85
reinwardtii (Pteroglossus). P ’67,
116
(Selenidera).
reissii (Phyllodactylus). P
J VIII, 176
Reithrodon. P 753, 410, 413; 55,
335; ’67, 135; ’74, 176, 177, 184-
186, 193; ’82, 319
Reithrodontomys. P ’94, 161; ’97,
304, 309; ’04, 577, 587; ’05, 677
Reithronycteris. P ’98, 326, 333
rejecta (Helix). P 1900, 383; ’08,
594
(Hyalina).
(Macrochlamys).
P 67, 116
68, 97.
P 02, 236
P 08, 595
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
rejecta. Continued.
geen pel ah 2 P ’02, 236; ’08,
i P 708, 594-
(Polybia). P ’98, 449
rejectus (Anthicus). P 752, 97
(Brachinus). P ’56, 525
(Pterostichus). P ’73, 304, 314.
J II, 236
relativus (Cryptus). P ’78, 859
(Odynerus). P 702, 68, 69
relaxata (Erigone). P ’05, 317
relicta (Crategus). P ’10, 165, 177
(Feronia). J II, 247
relictus (Bothynus). P ’56, 21. J
I, 86, 87
(Heteronychus). P 56, 19, 21
(Ligyrus). P ’56, 21; ’66, 382
(Pterostichus). P ’73, 306
(Searabeus). jv, 194. P 751,
285, 287; ’56, 21
religiosa (Abies). P ’98, 378
(Corvus). P 702, 690
(Gracula). j iii, 364
(Ibis). P ’41, 15; ’50, 84; ’59,
174
(Mantis). P ’03, 712
religiosus (Gryllus). P ’03, 712
(Mantis). P ’03, 712
(Thresciornis). P ’59, 174
reliquus (Polyeyrtus). P ’73, 141, .
146
relucens (Celia). P ’55, 354
(Lycosa). P 702, 537, 542;
04, 276-278, 292; 08, 217, 514
(Schizocosa). P ’08, 165
Rembus. P 43, 296; ’44, 50
remensis (Plesiadapis). P ’90, 54, 55
remex (Falco). P ’67, 213
(Lithobins). P ’03, 153, 156 —
(Sauropleura). P ’68, 217; ©
71, 53
remibrachiatus
181, 347
(Batocrinus).
(Eretmocrinus).
"78937; 81, 347
remidius (Hemicoris). P ’07, 439 *
remiformis (Bostra). P 704, 58; —
05, 796, 840 q
remigata (Polynoé). P 710, 365
remiger (Myctophum). P ’01, 621 —
Remigia. P ’75, 71 -
Remilegia. P ’62, 239; ’64, 60, 61
Remipes. P ’58, 229, 244; ’59, 302 —
remipis (Sergia). P ’60, 46 q
remissa (Mazareddia). P ’04, 663
(Protoneura). P ’08, 480 :
remondi (Helix). P ’63, 281; ’05, —
256, 257
Remondia. P ’90, 451
(Actinocrinus). P
P 768, 352 4
P 68, 352; —
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 1147
_ Yremondianum (Flabellum). P ’82, repanda. Continued.
a (Halea). P ’61, 458; ’62, 164
_ Yemondii (Conus). P ’82, 198 (Hydrocotyle). P ’64, 17
at (Hemifusus). P ’82, 197, 212 (Partula). P ’85, 220
= _(Tellina). P ’82, 199 (Tetraphis). P 55, 445
q (Ticopsis). P ’82, 212 repandum (Eupatorium). P ’89, 387
Remora. P ’62, 239, 332; °63, 88; (Tetradontium). P 55, 445
"64, 60; ’92, 253; 97, 132; 99, | repandus (Cereus). P ’89, 384
363; 1900, 517; 07, 439. J XII, (Euproctus). P ’59, 127. J
=§52 III, 362
-remora (Echeneis). P ’62, 240; ’63, (Longitarsus). P ’5s, 87. J
88; 64, 60; °77, 212; 92, 253; IV, 42
97, 132; ’99, 363 (Nausibius). P ’66, 379
(Remora). P_ ’92, 253; 97, (Osteopygis). P ’68, 147
_ 132; 799, 363; 07, 439 (Serranus). P ’65, 105
oes _P '62, 239; ’64, 60 repens (Atheropogon). P 91, 306
. P 63, 88; °64, 60 (Dalibarda). P ’92, 371
remota (Celia). P °55, 354 (Dichondra). P ’67, 21; ’89,
remote-striata (Amara). P ’55, 354 394 ;
F ‘Temotus ‘Conocephalus). P ’07, 389 Dinebra). P ’91, 306
<q (Copris). P ’66, 381 eererea J II, 287
(Hister). P °59, 70 (Epigea). P 60, 145; 68,
4 _(Rhizophagus). P °66, 378 153, 183, 301; °71, 52; ’72, 236;
Temyi (Laminella). P ’88, 43 73, 276; 04, 607, 608; 710, 582
: an a to 300; ’61, 305; 01, (Gratiola). j i, 120
(Heteromeyenia). P ’81, 150
4 renauxiana (Gervillia). P 87, 37 461; ’87, 236, 237, 247 Y :
_ renei (Eusealpellum). P ’08, 108 (Juneus). P 764, 18
— (Monostomum). P 56, 43 (Jussiea). P 67, 19
eeenieepe. P °64, 261; "77, 271 (Lespedeza). P 60, 511; ’10,
a. P 53, 366; ’57, 159; ’84, 566
(Mitchella). P ’60, 303; ’68,
P a 206 183: °71, 52; °78, 388; ’82,9; ’84
P 03, 664, 668, | 998: gs, 393; 702, 654, 664, 669;
j vii, 25 10, 573
, lis). P 98, 404
a tsyamorun). seen (Ramularia). P91, 85
a nis yeine « J 1 PS
(Helotropha). Pp 74, 200 80 (Ranunculus). dx "73, 276; 84,
(Heranthera). P ’60, 514
(Kermes). P ’99, 270 anny y mf neh 31
(Lentinus). J II, 277 35 la), P °80, 357: ’87
; (Oxyria). J III, 196 oan pongilla). , ; "87,
4q peeoropotamilla) pine duane (Sporobolus). P ’91, 299
io. a). E 71. 1: ey (Stachys). P 98, 406
ie: so ee he dean us lai (Trifolium). P 60, 199; 709,
a) j viii, 221. P 385 cam
05, 27 (Triticum). P 763, 79; ’70,
‘(Sigillaria). P ’60, 443 125; 774, 81
Teniformis var. major (Synthyris). P (Vilfa). P ’91, 299
"998, 39, 309 (Viola). P ’03, 695, 697
ne (Veronica). P ’98, 39 repentina (Crategus). P 710, 222,
od ii, 237. P ’78, 310; °71, 226
ase, 1 148; 02, 757 repentinus (Ceratomia). J IV, 179,
Tenotubulata (Polynoé). P 710, 328, | 180
Repidolite. P ’89, 35
nsse a. P 86, 297 repletus (Hister). P ’52, 39
n¢ ; (Cadlina). P '79, 72, 115 reposta (Cytherea). vii, 182. P
(Cicindela). P ’43, 295; ’66, 48, 99; °62, 575; 782, 155
(Dione). ae 62, 575
(Doris). P ’79, 114 (Meretrix). P 754, 30
1148 INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
reptans (Acanthorhynchus).
111; ’87, 394
(Astragalus). P ’98, 404
(Ligula). P ’56, 46
(Polemonium). P ’60, 200; ’88,
396
(Potentilla). P ’77, 106; 709,
P 58,
(Ranunculus). P ’63, 57
(Sparganum). P ’56, 46
Reptescharella. J V, 124, 136
Reptescharellina, P ’05, 5. J V, 146
Reptescharinella. J V, 150
Reptescharipora. J V, 124, 151
Reptocelleporaria. P ’05, 5. J V,
131, 145
Reptoflustrella. P ’05, 5. J V, 113,
161
Reptolunulites. J V, 120
Reptomulticava. P ’60, 367; ’05, 5.
J IV, 401; V, 176
Reptoporina. J V, 125, 144
repulsaria (Boarmia). P ’85, 88
requieni (Hyrnodon). J IX, 183
Requienia. P ’53, 449; ’05, 14. J
II, 299 ;
Reseda. P ’58, 124; °77, 106; ’98,
380
Resedacee. P ’58, 124; ’98, 380
resedifolius (Senecio). P ’63, 68
reses (Crategus). P ’05, 635, 644
residuum (Anomalon). P ’73, 378
resinaria (Dasyscypha). P ’02, 473,
474, 479, 496
Resinite. j ii, 188
resinosa (Gaylussacia). P ’58, 177;
60, 200; 1900, 484, 546; ’02, 647,
668; ’04, 607, 608; 707, 454
(Pinus). P ’68, 302
(Sapromyza). P ’95, 338
(Seutellaria). P ’63, 72
resinosum (Eupatorium). P ’07, 455
resinula (Leptachatina). P ’88, 17,
55
resolutus (Cryptus). P ’78, 863
resplendens (Lagria). P ’45, 311
(Phalacrocorax). P ’99, 17
(Pompilus). P ’97, 258, 261
(Ranoidea). P ’53, 422
(Statyra). P ’45, 311
respublica (Diphyllodes). P ’91, 448;
799, 12
restiformis (Filaria). P ’80, 181
Restio. P °03, 428
resumens (Pachylia). J IV, 158, 159
resupinata (Orthis). P 752, 190
resupinus (Lentinus). J II, 277
resutor (Monochamus). J II, 148
retarius (Dendryphantes). P 1900,
540
(Thiodina). P 704, 138; ’09,
224
Retelea. P ’05,5. J V, 164
Reteocrinide. P ’85, 238-290, 311,
316; 90, 345, 348-363
Reteocrinus. P ’81, 187, 210, 357,
365; ’85, 235-321; ’86, 213; ’87,
105; ’90, 353-367, 388
Retepora. j vi, 124, 203; viii, 219.
P '41, 18; °44, 85; °55, 441. J V,
167; VIII, 303, 308
Reticella. P ’76, 115
reticostata (Cicindela). P ’08, 505,
9
50
Reticularia. P ’89, 156, 157, 189
reticularia (Emys). j iv, 204
*
(Testudo). j iv, 210; vi, 27
reticularis (Atrypa). P ’52, 190; ’60,
127; ’62, 21; ’97, 426, 445, 449
(Coluber). j v, 363; vi, 36. P
60, 564 —
(Cyathocrinus). P ’79, 309
(Gasterocoma). P ’86, 108
(Oliva). P ’89, 137. J VII,
354; XII, 397
(Oonidus). J XII, 547
(Ovoides). P 1900,. 528
(Pyrula). P ’91, 143
(Tetradon). P 1900, 528
reticulata (Achatinellastrum). P ’88,
49
(Amastra). P ’88, 19, 49
(Amycla). P ’62, 287, 564;
’82, 170
(Anona). P ’89, 363 5
(Areella). P 778, 172 4
(Avicula). P ’42, 178
(Biddulphia). P 1900, 692, 708
(Cancellaria). P ’62, 567; 71,
146; ’82, 167, 168, 175; ’91, 50;
03, 757
(Caricella). P 790,396; 795, 67
(Chemnitzia). P ’62, 566
(Cyprea). P 05, 292
(Daphnia). P 742, 196
(Deirochelys). P ’08, 114
(Digrapha). J I, 74, 76
(Distortrix). P ’91, 52 =
(Emys). j iv, 203, 209; vi,
27,37. P ’54, 189 :
(Enophrys). P ’03, 129 .
(Eucheilodon). P 790, 395;
03, 278. J IV, 380
(Glycine). j i, 372
(Halesia). P 60, 444
(Halosydna). P ’09, 241 s
(Helix). P ’58, 198; ’73, 250; ©
74, 40
(Hemistoma). P ’82, 274 g
(Lampyris). jv, 168. P 751, —
37 :
3 .
(Lucina). P 72, 87; ’91, 142 —
(Lytta). j iii, 305. P 53, ©
344 iB
i)
4
:
:
a,
7
reticulata. Continued._-
(Obeliseus). P 62, 565
(Odontella). P 1900, 708
(Ophiolepis). P 751, 317
P (Ophionereis). P ’88, 316; ’89,
177
(Ophiura). jv, 148
(Oryctoblattina). P ’85, 37
SP hleoees P61, 337--
Phleospora).
(Polynoé). P
(Pyramidella). P
82, 169
(Pyrula). P ’62, 564;
(Quercus). P ’98, 395
(Ramularia). P ’93, 462
(Salix). P ’63, 76; ’81, 442;
91
(Scolopsella). P ’07, 471
(Semele). P ’91, 48; 1900, 480
(Sesarma). P ‘50, 24; 71,
121; ’78, 323; ’80, 217. J III, 149
(Spatularia). P ’77, 84; ’82
308 ; ;
07,
(Spongilla). P ’87, 249
(Stylochoplana). P ’57, 22, 29
(Sycotypus). P ’62, 564
(Syringipora). P ’41, 18
(Tantilla). P ’60, 77; ’61, 74;
66, 126. J VIII, 144
(Tellina). P ’72, 87
a (Testudo)+ ji, 86; iv, 210; vi,
P '85, 54,
(Thelephora). J III, 221
(Trachelomonas). FP ’05, 667,
(Thalassophryne).
7 -(Trapezia). P ’58, 37
» (Trochosa). P 03, 132
Be (Tuba). P ’98, 462, 464; 705,
_ (Tubella). P ’87, 248, 249
a (Turbonilla). P ’62, 566; ’82,
me 109; 98, 418; ’99, 173
: (Upis). P ’60, 316
a (Volvaria). P ’99, 71
™ (Zophosis). j iii, 250. J IV,
P ’60, 358
‘T atoides (Eucheilodon). P ’95,
| 68, 122; ’03, 275, 278
a ms). P 795, 68; 03,
atum (Allium). P ’98, 42, 312
eculatus (Acarus). P ’01, 596
(Actinocrinites). P ’69, 155
— _(Actinocrinus). P 69, 155,
_-159; ’81, 215, 218, 319, 331
eiaclis) P '56, 231; 62, 356
Arathron). P ’99, 496
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
1149
reticulatus. Continued.
(Arizona). P ’61, 301
(Caularechus). P ’62, 330
(Colymbetes). P ’73, 326
(Crotaphytus). P ’58, 258;
03, 553
(Dermacentor). P ’01, 596
(Dictyophorus). P ’04, 787
(Endecatomus). P 754, 218
(Esox). ji, 414. P ’51, 206;
53, 386; 65, 79, 274; ’83, 132;
85, 368, 371, 372, 374; 710, 602
reticulatus var. affinis (Esox). P ’85,
371
reticulatus (Eusattus). J IV, 37
(Ficus). P ’82, 167, 169
(Grapsus). ji, 443
(Halieutichthys). P ’63, 91
(Lepadogaster). P 754, 155;
2, 330
(Lycodes). P ’63, 260
(Nephronaias). P 1900, 77
(Ocypode). ji, 73, 442
(Ollacrinus). P ’81, 393
(Oreaster). P ’89, 173
(Pentaceros).
(Phalotris). P
(Physetocrinus).
(Picorellus). P 5
(Polyporus). J III, 213, 214
(Productus). J VIII, 303, 307
(Python). P ’85, 82; ’02, 178
(Sparus). P ’82, 305
5 (Stylochus). P 755, $81; ’57,
2
(Trematocrinus). P ’81, 393
(Trisotropis). P ’65, 105
(Typhlops). P ’68, 101. J
VIII, 176
Reticulipora. P ’60, 366; ’05,6. J
IV, 400; V, 173
reticulum (Biddulphia). P 1900, 694,
724
(Triceratium).
retifer (Acmeodera). P ’59, 72
(Conus). P ’05, 291
(Dactylina). P ’62, 450
(Fusus). P 705, 24. J IV, 801
(Pholas). P ’62, 450
(Pyropsis). P ’05, 24
retifera (Lima). P ’69, 172; ’91, 248
(Melania). P ’02, 121
(Turris). P ’90, 394. J IV,
P 86, 52,
6
P 1900, 724
379
retiforme (Stylodictyon).
54
retinerve (Microcentrum). P ’07, 64;
10, 595, 616, 638
retinervis (Orophus). P ’08, 398
Retinospora. P ’68, 182; ’79, 210
retiporosus (Ischnochiton). P ’65, 59
(Trachydermon). P ’65, 59
1150 INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Retitelarie. P ’76, 201; ’78, 127,
132; ’82, 254; ’89, 181
retorta (Nebela). P ’79, 162
(Serpula). P ’62, 455, 475
retractilis (Dendroerinus). P ’86,
144
retractum (Agonum). P 754, 53
retractus (Harpalus). P 65, 99. J
IV, 29
(Platynus). P 754, 53
Retroculus. P ’03, 5382
retrocurva (Carex). P ’87, 75
retroflexa (Carex). P 710, 557. J
III, 183, 199
Ose: P 46, 43. J I,
201
retroflexus (Amaranthus). P 1900,
657, 665; ’02, 661
(Cyperus). P ’62, 9, 167
retrojectus (Acanthochites). P 94,
76, 78
(Meturoplax). P ’94, 70, 76, 78
Retropinna. P ’62, 14, 15
retropinna (Argentina). P ’62, 14
Retropinne. P ’62, 15
retrorsa (Carex). P 87, 69
retrorsus (Macrorhynchus). J Ill, 93
retrosella (Amia). P ’62, 251
(Apogon). P 06, 526
retrospinis (Holocentrum). P ’62,
237
(Mesoprion). P 762, 236
retunsa (Helix). J IX, 35
(Libera). J IX, 35, 108
(Pitys). J IX, 35
retusa (Anomia). P 73, 180
(Bumelia). P ’89, 390
(Camposcia). P ’57, 218
(Chamecyparis). P ’72, 33
(Clio). P 763, 141
(Crotalaria). P ’89, 376
(Paludina). P ’56, 122, 279;
60, 185, 430
’(Physaloptera). P ’90, 412
(Prostanthera). P ’58, 131
(Succinea). P 758, 199; 64,
110; °75, 155; ’06, 159, 533; 708,
46, 50. 244. 178, 181
(Unio). Pp 1900, 78
(Vivipara). P 60, 185, 430
retusum (Distomum). P 751, 207;
56, 44
retusus Seyi: rer fe P ’04, 795;
05, 47, 54; , 303
Vecdntians: P 66, 381, 382
(Neoconocephalus). P 710, 596
retusus atlanticus (Neoconocephalus).
P 710, 638
retusus (Planorbis). P 91, 322
(Unio). P 753, 256. J IV, 47;
V, 433
(Viviparus). P 63, 38
Retzia. P ’59, 11-27; ’62, 406; ’65,
122; °71, 318; ’88, 231; ’91, 244
retzius (Lampris). P ’62, 127
reunionensis (Palemon). P ’93, 123
reverchoni (Diplachne). P ’91, 304
reversa (Nitzschia). P ’61, 66
reversum (Platyceras). P ’90, 179
revoluta (Cycas). P 58, 123; 789,
353; "99, 99
revolutum (Thalictrum). P 710, 563
revolvens (Agathidium). P 753, 286
rex (Amastra). P ’05, 571
(Aptenodytes). P 7 2, 177, 192
(Rissoina). P 704, 27
ter (Ischnopoda). P 701, 288; 704,
9
. (Palophus). P ’01, 288; 04,
dicdamee (Cyclograpsus). P 780, 221
(Temnopleurus). P 791, 214
Rhabdadenia. P ’89, 391
Rhabdion. P ’61, 75
Rhabditis. P 09, 107
rhabdocephalus (Xenodon). P ’68,
133
Rhabdodon. P ’60, 553
rhabdodon (Periptychus). P ’83, 168
Rhabdofario. P ’83, 161
Rhabdonema. P 53, 431; ’61, 68,
71; ’90, 138; 798, "468; 1900, 473,
474
Rhabdonia. P ’52, 148
Rhabdosoma. P 60, 78, 339; °62, 1;
68, 102, 307; 78, 278, 283, 286.
J VIII, 181
rhabdospora (Marsonia). P ’93, 168
Rhabdosteus. P ’67, 132, 144, "145;
69, 6; ’08, 24-29. J VIL, 435
rhabdota (Turbonilla). P 99, 172
rhabdotum (Dentalium). P 05, 116
Rhabdus. P ’05, 117
Rhachianectes. P ’69, 14, 15
Rhachicallis. P ’89, 386
Rhachicerus. P 95, 320
Rhachicreagra. P '05, 444, 445, 841 _
Rhachiglossa. Pp 90, 42
Rhacochilus. P 756, 136; 62, 275
Rhaconotus. P 80, 189, 213
Rhacophorus. P 62, 352; 64, 182;
’68, 247, 271, 272, 282, 291; 02,
183, 185
Rhadalus. P ’59, 75. J IV, 12, 36
Rhadinwa. P ’63, 100, 101; %66, 320;
68, 104, 132; °71, 204, 212; "83,
34,5 VIII, 95- 140
Rhadine. P BA, 36, 39
Rhadinea. P ’65, 197; ’O1, 17, 87; 5
04, 467; 708, 123
Rhadinia. P ’03, 557
Rhebo. P ’62, 357, 358; 63, 49
Rhagatherium. P 92, 437
- -Rhagium, j iii, 417, 422; v, 280. P
54, 219; 60, 316. J I, 312, 316,
=> $19
_ Rhagodera. J IV, 11, 32
Rhagonycha. P 51, "341, 347; ’60,
318
_ Bhamdia. P ’70, 94; °76, 337; °77,
60, 302;
178, 180, 190; ’03, 499
; P ’58, 129;
7°63, 59; ’98, 395. J III, 85
Rhamnew. P "989, 373
thamni (Asterolecanium). P ’99, 269
_ (Cylindrosporium).
(Gonepteryx).
(Marsonia).
_ Bhamnus. j vii, 90. P 4
‘798, 21, 296. J ITI, 85; IX, 145
mnusium. J I, 312, 316, 325
jhamphastide. P ’69, 214
mphichthys. P 764, 152
_ Bhamphidia. P ’59, 198, 203, 222;
i OO, 16
mphoberyx. P ’63, 87
ephobrachinm. b "203, 448
mphocemis. P ’68, 285
vhocelus. P ’99, 307
imphogordius. P ’57, 159
phomicron. P ’99, 305
mphoside. P 84, 165
mphosus. P ’84, "165
P 53, 357, 360
atister. P 66, 134
tistes. P ’66, "26, 27, 135, 137
ohidias P P ’85, 311, 320
phidi P 709, 9, 22
poe 4 96, 426
haphigaster. P 60, 224
thaphiodon. P °06, 467
phoneis. P ’90, 139; 1900, 729
aponticum (Rheum). j i, 27, 36, 37
mnops. P ’66, 128
(Aseochyta). P ’93, 160
papllesticta). P °91, 77; 793,
colo’ een) - J Il, 279
eink rag sgl P ’64, 194
: Lipari) ates)
rheinwardtii PPontscuniica). P 69,
ther (Euspongilla). P
____(Spongilla). P
eh
anus (Cyathocrinus).
_ (Taxocrinus). P ’79, 272
essodon (Gobiesox). P 81, 114
s (Macacus). P ’74, 94
ii, 24, 27, 37
! 60, 512; 1900, 549, 668;
m) 456; 09, 392°
P 94, 372
e (Colletotrichum).
noderma. P ’05, 414, 415, 841
87, 174,
87, 174, 183,
P 79, 272
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
. Rhinocerotide. J VII,
1151
Rhina. P ’62, 332, 500; ’64, 264;
99, 328; 706, 80; ’10, 468
Rhine. P ’62, 499; ’64, 259
Rhinandrus. P ’66, 400; ’73, 334
Rhinanthacee. j viii, 45
rhinanthifolia (Lamourouxia). P 98,
391
Rhinanthus. P ’63, 72
Rhinaria. P ’54, 218
Rhinaster. J VIII, 86
Rhinecanthus. P ’82, 282
Rhinechis. P ’01, 16, 51; ’08, 121
Rhinemys. P ’54, 187
Rhinesomus. P ’82, 282
Rhineura. P ’61, 75; 64, 230; ’96,
313; ’03, 557; °04, 467, 469; 708,
119
Rhingia. j iii, 94. P ’98, 159
Rhinichthys. P 756, 167, 185; 64,
278; ’65, 85, 274; °77, 45, 89, 97;
83, 153; °85, 410; 08, 529, 547-
549. J VI, 227, 245
Rhinide. P ’06, 80
Rhinobatide. P ’92, 236; 97, 91;
01, 333; 05, 460; °10, 469. J
XII, 499
Rhinobatis. P ’01, 333
rhinobatos (Rhinobatus).
Rhinobatus. P 754, 196;
84, 42; °92, 236;
460; 710, 469
Rhinoberyx. P ’62, 237; ’04, 222
Rhinobothryum. J VIII, 177
Rhinocetus. P ’69, 199
Rhinoceras. P 61, 433
rhinoceratus (Chenichthys). P ’61,
509
Rhinoceroides. J VII, 444
Rhinoceros. P 750, 119, 121; 51,
276, 327, 331; 52, 2; °53, 392;
D4, 157; 7°56, 92; ’57, 89, 91, 153,
158; ’58, 7, 21, 28, 157; ’61, 435;
65, 176; "64, 32; 68, BIT; 776,
23, 65, 112; ’71, 10, 114, 248; 72,
14, 38; °78, 61; ’85, 32; ’86, 11;
87, 309; ’88, 88, 104; 790, 64,
182; 91, 362; °92, 432; ’96, 520;
04, 478. J VII, 13, 21, 206, 207,
219-232; 357, 388-391, 444; VIII,
73, 74, 76, 85, 87, 88; IX, 288-379
rhinoceros (Buceros). P ’02, 676
(Clotho). P ’59, 340
(Copiphora). P ’05, 822, 842
(Onthopagus). P ’44, 184
(Squalus). P ’64, 259
(Vipera). P ’59, 340
219, 357, 390
Rhinocheilus. P ’53, 300; ’60, 244
Rhinochilus. P66, 304; °67, 85;
82, 333; ’83, 32; ’01, 17, 86; 703,
34, 551-557; 04, 468; ’08, 123. J
VIII, 142
P 10, 469
82, 308;
97, 91; 05,
1152
Rhinocichla. P ’02, 685
Rhinoclavis. P ’07, 366
Rhinoclemmys. P ’54, 186. J VIII,
153; XI, 195
Rhinococynetes. P ’93, 118
Rhinocypha. P ’01, 135
Rhinoderma. P ’53, 424. J VI, 195,
196
Rhinodon.
rhinodon (Beluga).
69, 23, 28
P '65, 177
P 65, 274, 278;
Rhinodoras. P ’71, 292; ’74, 134
Rhinogobius. P ’59, 145; ’62, 240
Rhinoide. P ’62, 499; ’64, 259, 264
Rhinolithodes. P ’58, 231
rhinolopha (Iguana). P ’62, 356. J
VIII, 124
Rhinolophus.
Rhinomacer.
Rhinomugil. P ’63, 169
Rhinomyias. P ’02, 686
Rhinonemus. P ’63, 230, 241
Rhinophis. P ’68, 261
rhinophora (Ascidia). j iii, 8
Rhinophrynide. J VI, 189
Rhinophrynus. P 66, 125.. J VI, 70
Rhinopoma. P 55, "437, 438; ’80,
359; 789, 323; 02, 249 ; 04, 428
Rhinopomastus. P ’05, 764
Rhinopora. P ’66, 119
Rhinopsis. P ’94, 300
Rhinoptera. P ’56, 137; ’62, 331;
04, 506; ’09, 408; 710, 475
rhinorhynchus (Engraulis). P ’97, 64
Rhinortha. P ’02, 678
Rhinosaurus. P 172, 141. J VIII,
165
Rhinoscion. P ’61, 78, 85, 105; 62,
17, 331
Rhinosciurus. P ’02, 143, 154
Rhinoscopelus, P 1900, 498; ’03, 754
Rhinoscymnus. P ’64, 264
Rhinosimus. P ’59, 290; ’60, 79
Rhinostoma. P 754, 95; 756, 311;
60, 243; 01, 68, 85
Rhinotragus. J II, 8
Rhinotriacis. P ’62, 486
Rhinotrichum. P ’91, 86
Rhinus. P ’97, 10
Rhiolophus. P ’89, 334
Rhipicera. P ’53, 362, 363
Rhipiceride. P 745, 220;
352
Rhipidandrus. P ’73, 329, 335
Rhipidia. P ’59, 205, 208;
17; ’95, 320
Rhipidigorgia. P ’60, 233
Rhipidius. P ’64, 50
Rhipidocrinus. P ’85, 311, 321
Rhipidoglossa. P ’63, 34; ’96, 494;
1900, 576
Rhipidogorgia.
P 98, 319
P 59, 290
53, 351,
60, 16,
P ’88, 308
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Rhipidophora. P ’61, 71
Rhipidopterygia. J 1X, 436
Rhipidornis, P ’91, 448
Rhipidura. P ’89, 150; 99, 43
Rhipiododendron. P 81, 443
Rhipiphorus. J IV, 20, 38
Rhipipteryx. P ’05, 832, 833
Rhipsalis. P ’01, 558
Rhiptoglossa. P ’64, 225, 226; ’96,
462
Rhizecus. P ’99, 263, 265
rhizina (Valsa). ’p 77, 125; ’78, 87
Rhizocrinus. P ’81, 205 ; 85, 260,
267, 272; 786, 179, 229: "87,;. Aids
88, 346-348, 354, 359
rhizodes (Stilophora). P ’55, 411
Rhizodus. P ’56, 99
Rhizohydra. P ’83, 140
Rhizomorpha. J II, 293
Rhizomys. P 96, 542
Rhizonema. P ’76, 211, 233
Rhizopa. P ’58, 95
Rhizopertha.
Rhizophaga.
Rhizophagus. - ’66, 377
rhizophila (Lachnella). P 94, 848
Rhizophora. P ’89, 271, 380; 01,
556; ’05, 696; 06, 113; ’09, ‘486
Rhizophoree. P 89, 380°
rhizophyllus (Camptosorus). P ’60,
-515; 7°74, 155
Rhizopide. P 58, 95 :
Rhizosolenia. P 90, 139; 1900, 467 ;
Rhizosoleniine. P 1900, 467 |
Rhizotrogi. J III, 226, 228, 233,
262, 265 |
Rhizotrogus. J III, 244, 245
rhoadse (Opeas). P ’99, 399; 703,
775
rhoadsi (Argia). P ’08, 478
(Bifidaria). P 99, 4038; 1900,
606; ’10, 521
(Glandina). P ’99,
771
395; 703, 1
892; 703,
(Polygyra). P ’99;
763; 709, 544
(Vitrea). P 1900, 138; 702,
420, 432
rhoadsii (Lutra). P 796, 391. J XI,
238, 280
P ’96, 413
P 703, 594, 599,
198, 284
J III, 212
rhodacme (Bulimulus).
rhodalis (Nomada).
600
Rhodea. P ’75, 148;
Rhodeine. P 710, 476
rhodellus (Polyporus).
Rhodeops. P ’10, 479
RNhodeus. P ’10, 476
Rhodilus. P 90, 125 =
rhodinogastra (Petroica). P ’89, 147 ©
rhodinopterus) (Tantalus). P 759,
174
__ rhodinopte Continued.
4 = J II, 191
thodiola Sedum). P 63, 62; 84,
a 84; 93, 211. J III, 181, 182, 191
4 rhodocera’ (Darapsa). J IV, 146, 149
_ Rhodocrinide. P ’81, 177; ’85, 934,
4 236-277, 308, 318; ’86, "428: 87,
3 106; 88, 357; 90, 345-376
Rhodocrinites. P 81, 377
Bhodoerinus. P ’61,'412; ’65, 166;
166, 254; °79, 226, 227, 241; ’85,
811, 321; °86, 174; ’88, 354
_ rhododendri (Polyporus). J III, 212
5 (Septoria). P ’94, 367
odendron. P 58,126; ’60, 512;
983, 212; °99, 219-224; 04, 607,
608; ’07, 457. fiend 94, 183
er (Colophrys). P ’68, 130
eestor (Colo J VIII, 95
a (Rosellinia). P ’95, 22
_ rhodomelas (Nomada). P °03, 589,
«595, 598
4 thodomelus (Macropisthodon). P ’02,
_thodom
ala (Ethalia). P ’05, 115
pheria). P 795, 21
akake (Trochus). P 05, 115
hodona. P ’68, 284
odonite. P 92, 181
Jophilus (Calliopsis). P ’97, 350
lophyllite. P ’52,
_rhodopis (Lithodytes).
ai, 216.
‘rhodoplax (Cryptoplax). P ’01, 204
thodopleuron -(Dendrophis). P ’60,
556
thodopleurum (Chrysospelea).
Rhodopsis. P °10, 500
dopus (Centris). P_’99, 64, 65, 67
121; ’53, 379
P 66, 323;
P 60,
- (Trachynotus). P ’63, 85; 184,
a a 121-125
thodopyga (Estrilda). P 05, 778
ihodopy P ’08, 468, 474
thodor Pitododendrony’ P ’04, 608
rhodoraphe (Achatinella). P ’95, 238
( tinellastrum). P ’88, 36
soma (Nomada). P ’03, 560,
|, 571, 613, 614
osoma var. rhodosomella (No-
mada). P 03, 613
dospermer. P 55, 412
iC pu 62, ’293, 311;
; , 21; 1900, 13
(Plectomantis). P74,
69,
hodostoma (Ranella). P ’88, 324
hodostomus (Trigonocephalus).
"59, 336
doterus (Holeonotus).
mt 55, 322:
. 73
P '54, 141,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
1153
P 03,
(Nomada). P ’03, 560, 562
Rhodymenia. P ’63, 96; ’05, 695
rhoeas (Papaver). P ’09, 491
rhetica (Henlea). P ’10, 20
Rhogeésa. P 66, 285
rhoicola (Phylloticta). P 94, 356,
374
Rhoicosphenia. P 1900, 473
sce? anaes (Gelechia). P ’60, 163,
4
rhois (Blepharida). P ’56, 29
(Chrysomela). P ’56, 29
(Haltica). P 756, 29
(Hydnum). J ITI, 215
Rhomalea. P ’04, 530; ’07, 174
rhombea (Arca). P ’91, 143
rhodotricha (Holonomada).
(Mojarra). P ’83, 123; 786,
256, 267
(Ocypoda). j viii, 123. P ’50,
29; ’71, 240; °78, 322; ’80, 184,
185; ’91, 179
rhombeata (Coelopeltis). P ’60, 246
(Coronella). P ’60, 246
(Dipsas). P ’60, 246
(Naja). P 754, 101
rhombeatus (Causus). P ‘54, 101,
102; °57, 71, 72; °59, 342; ’86,
300; 94, 428
(Coluber). P ’60, 246
(Psammophylax). P ’60, 246
(Sepedon). P ’54, 101
(Trimerorhinus). P ’60, 246
rhombeus (Gerres). P ’83, 118, 123;
86, 256, 258, 266, 271; ’97, 113
(Paracheilognathus).
483
rhombica (Goniobasis). P ’64, 37
(Io). P ’63, 307
P ’64, 37
P ’90, 137
(Melania). ;
rhombicus (Cestodicus).
(Concholepas). P ’91, 59
(Coseinodiseus). P ’90, 137
rhombifer (Clytus). J II, 26
(Crocodilus). P 56, 237
(Crotalus). j v, 370. P 753,
418; ’54, 103; ’59, 337
rhombifer (Drymobius). P ’94, 203
(Natrix). P ’95, 406
(Nerodia). P ’01, 38
(Tropidonotus). P ’52, 177;
68, 299; 701, 32, 38; 703, 549, 554,
556; ’04, 470
rhombifera (Cocconeis). P 53, 480,
P 61, 27
431
(Glauconome).
(Natrix). P ’01, 38
rhombiferus (Barycrinus). P 79,
326
(Cyathocrinus). P ’79, 310
(Paleocrinus). P ’79, 310
1154
rhombiferus. Continued.
(Poteriocrinus). P ’79, 326. J
II, 89
rhombifolia (Glycine). j i, 372
(Microcentrum). P ’08, 398
(Orophus). P ’05, 808
(Sida). P ’09; 492
(Thermopsis). P ’63, 60
rhombifolium (Microcentrum). P ’10,
595, 616, 637
thombifolius (Desmanthus). P ’61,
454; ’62, 163
Rhombine. P ’64, 196, 198, 216, 220
Rhombocardia. P ’65, 249
Rhombocephalus. J V, 34
Rhombochirus. P ’63, 88;
Rhombodera. P ’66, 364;
03, 710
Rhomboglossus. P ’60, 505
rhoniboida (Cyclas). j ii, 380
rhomboidalis (Allorisma). P ’65, 250
(Gonoplax). P ’80, 186
(Grammysia). P ’65, 248
(Polia). P ’55, 390; 57, 164
_ (Polina). P 57, 164
(Raja). P 710, 471
(Sedgwickia). ’p 65, 250
(Turdus). P ’84, 228
rhomboidea (Cardamine). P60,
145; °63, 57
(Chenomya). P ’65, 250
(Clarkia). J III, 88
(Corbicula). P ’60, 273; ’61,
127
(Crassatella). P ’48, 98
(Cyelas). P °56, 259;
& 297; ’61, 403, 407
(Fasciolaria). P 7°48, 99; ’62,
561; ’82, 170. J VIII, 354
64, 60
"73, 322;
60, 18,
(Libinia). P ’70, 106
(Monocondylea). P ’59, 187.
J IV, 263
(Pholas). P ’48, 104; ’62, 571;
82, 159
(Physa). P ’56, 119, 278; ’60,
431; 702, 514; 706, 565
(Veniella). P ’05, 14
(Venilia). J II, 275
rhomboidella (Anomalocardia). P
’81, 449
(Area). P ’48, 96; ’81, 449;
03, 266
rhomboides (Acanthinion). P 62,
438; ’84, 124
(Bothus). P ’92, 277
(Chetodon). P ’62, 438; ’84,
124; ’97, 103
(Grammysia). P ’71, 72
(Lagodon). P ’77, 210; 703,
331; ’06, 100
(Navicula). P ’61, 64; 65,
7, 18; °03, 3
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
rhomboides. Continued.
(Psectrogaster). P ’03, 509
(Sparus). P ’03, 331 -
ere P 62, 438; 97,
(Trachynotus). P ’84, 121-125
(Van Huerckia). P 1900, 473
rhomboideum (Spherium). Pp 60,
297; ’61, 406
rhomboideus (Pompilus). P ’97,
250, 260
Rhomboidichthys. P ’82, 280
rhombomaculata (Coronella). P ’01,
79
(Lampropeltis). P ’60, 255
rhombomaculatus (Coronella). P ’60,
255
(Lampropeltis). P ’01, 79
ered, P ’60, 255; ’01,
7
Rhomboplites. P ’62, 236, 237; °97,
108
. Rhombopora. P ’88, 225; ’91, 244
Rhombosolea. P ’64, 222
rhombula (Unio). P 53, 247
Rhombus. P ’64, 196, 215, 218, 220;
89, 280; °84, 311; ’92, 271; 797,
87, 103; ’04, 509
rhombus (Biddulphia). P ’61, 71; —
90, 137; "98, 423; 1900, 691, 704
(Bothus). P ’82; 280; ’92, 277
(Denticella). P 1900, 704
(Pleuronectes). P ’82, 280
(Tetracyclus). P 1900, 730
(Zygoceros). P 1900, 704
Rhomphea. P °04, 126
Rhopalocera. P ’75, 31, 46
Rhopalocerca. P ’58,.110; ’77, 202
rhopaloceros (Mesoleptus). P 94,
189
Rhopalocrinus. P ’79, 271, 280, 372;
86, 100, 110
Rhopalonia. P ’03, 338
Rhopalophora. P 54, 218
Rhopalophorus. P ’58, 83;
I i, 7; 1,4
Rhopalum. P ’94, 307
Rhopodytes. P 02, 678 1
Rhoptrura. P ’61, 305; 62, 339 a
— (Leucosomus). P '61, 523; ©
85, +
’ Samotibes P '64, 277; 785, ©
18. J VI, 240, 242 a
rhotomagensis (Ammonites). mi VIII, 9
313 Be
rhnacoica (Unio). P 753, 268
rhumphii (Dromia). P 50, 29
(Pseudocarcinus). P 150, 29°
rhuocoica (Unio). J ITI, 306
Rhus. P ’59, 97; ’60, 199, 302, 511
79, 46; 73, 300; °77, 279; 779
69; ’81, 125; 82) 217, 218;
62, 38. 4
| 383; '89, 374; 92, 369-371; 797,
203;-98 2; 06; 99, 113-115;
1906, 636, 643, 645-647, 649, 652,
E 659, 660, 667; 02, 643-655, 662:
05, 700: °09, 382, 385, 387, 394:
10, 546, 567, 581. J IX, 145
us. P ’59, 108;
_ Rhynchen 40
thyncheus (Acipenser). P ’89, 252,
oo J XI, 17, 56, 59, 112;
thys. P 62, 237; 04, 233
" Rhynchobdella. P 63, 257
_ Rhynchobolus. P 78. 300
Rhynchocephalia. P °76, 266, 350
4 hocephalus. P 95, 325
20¢ek eila. F730, 525
s. P 60, 36; 79, 419
choeyclus. P ’60, 27; ’68, 429:
79, 413
ynehodemus. P ’50, 350;
57, 25; ’58, 171
ynehodontide. J IX, 441
ncholophide. P ’04, 143
mncholophus. P ’04, 143
yynchonella. P ’59, 11-27; ’60, 419,
451; ’61, 97; 62, 407; "965, 120;
°73, 195; 77, 160; 79, 43; ’88,
it, 91, 244, 247; ; 97, 426. J
ay 299, 302, 324°
thynchonellide. P ’73, 195
Rhynchonycteris. P ’92, 217
lynchophanes. P ’59, 107
hophora. P ’68, 295
nchopine. P ’69, 206, 214
nchoplax. P ’58, 109
hg P 59, 176; ’69, 214;
: 3 775, 357; ’92, 102
chopsine. P ‘62, 292
chosaurus. P ’93, 71
nehoscolex. P 750, 125
iynchosia. P 89, 377, 379
F 64, i9; 89, 360;
51, 289;
bli (Doliocystis). P 03, 56,
yneocinetes. P 52, 12, 17
netide. P ’93, 118
ncocyon. P ’83, 78; ’02, 246
ae. j viii, 220
lus. P ’58, 81.
aurus. J IT, 188, 196
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
64, 67;
1155
Rhyncospermum. P ’58, 129
Rhyncospora. P 1900, 485, 488, 548,
654, 663
Rhyneotherium. P 72,142. J Vil,
397
Rhyncotropis. P ’7 71, 327
Rhyngodea. P 56, 47
Rhynocephalia. P "568, 299
Rhynocolophus. P 01, 595
Rhyolites. P ’03, 398-400
rhyparus (Orgerius). P ’07, 473
rhypodes (Teichospora). P ’94, 331
Rhypticine. P ’62, 236, 250; ’63,
163
Rhypticus. P ’61, 52; ’62, 236, 250;
63, 163, 178; ’84, 99; ’07, 269
Rhysida. J V, 40
rhysomia (Venus). P ’61, 369
Rhyssa. P ’94, 190
rhyssa (Ashmunella). P ’99, 192;
05, 227-232
rhyssa hyporhyssa (Ashmunella). P
99, 192; 1900, 107-109; ’05, 228
rhyssa miorhyssa (Ashmunella). P
05, 223, 228
rhyssa townsendi (Ashmunella). P
05, 231
rhyssa (Polygyra). P ’99, 192; ’05,
227
rhyssa hyporhyssa (Polygyra). Pr
99, 192; 05; 228
Rhyssematus. J IV, 40
Rhyssemus. J I, 107
Rhytida. P ’75, 146;
94, 42
Rhytidide. P 1900, 564, 572
Rhytidoceros. P ’02, 676
Rhytidodeira. P ’57, 198; ’68, 120
Rhytidodon. P ’66, 249
Rhytidolepis. P ’60, 442, 520
89, 278, 279;
Rhytidopoma. P 710, 523, 532
Rhytina. P ’83, 54
Rhytiodus. P ’06, 326
Rhytisma. P -62, 507. J II, 286,
287
rhytismoides (Dothidea). J II, 292
F (Lembosia). J II, 292
Rhyzophagus. P 744, 108; ’59, 288
Rhyzopus. P ’01, 542
Ribes. j vii, 25. P ’63, 61; 66,
343; 784, 84; ’91, 434; ’98, 27,
301, 302, 398
ribes (Rheum). ji, 2
ribesia (Thelephora).
ribesie (Pulvinaria). P ’99, 972, 273
ribicola (Cereospora). P 94, 379
(Diplodia). P ’91, 79
(Valsa). P ’94, 340
ribicolum (Gleosporium). P ’93, 167
ribicundus (Glyphisodon). P 61, 165
ribis (Diplodia). P ’91, 79
"yO, 223
1156
ribium (Aleyrodes). P ’02, 281
Ricania. P ’85, 10
Ricaniida. P ’07, 468
Riccia. P ’69, 231-234; ’80, 230
riccioli (Coluber). P ’60, 245
richardi (Anoplius). P ’97, 236
(Caranx). P ’58, 168
(Hemirhamphus). P ’84, 222
Richardia. P ’78, 40; ’84, 142; ’89,
359; ’91, 278
richardii (Caranx). P ’62, 433
(Hyla). P ’54, 60
(Typhlops). P ’56, 237
richardsoni (Anarta). P ’92, 158
(Aulacomys). P ’94, 288
(Canistrocrinus). P ’85, 317
(Cataractes). P ’63, 133
(Dieranum). J Ili, 203
(Glyptocrinus). P 81,
367; ’85, 307, 317
(Hypnum). P
(Lepidaplois).
(Lestris). P
(Polygyra).
214,
193, 217
P 07, 4838
63, 121, 135
P 09, 543
richardsoni lingualis (Polygyra). P
09, 543
richardsoni
367; ’85, 309, 316, 317
(Stercorarius).
(Uranidea). P ’85, 411
Richardsonia, P ’77, 107
richardsoniana (Artemisia). P 63,
6
richardsonii (Acipenser). P ’89, 252,
256
(Actinella). P
(Alepidosaurus).
(Contopus). P ’59, 106, 190;
766, 61; ’92, 118; ’93, 44; ’98,
212; 1900, 5; 704, 582; ’05, 690
(Coregonus). P ’05, 365
(Corvina). P ’61, 105; ’77, 95
(Dendragapus). P ’64, 23
(Faleo). P ’70, 145; ’93, 40
(Festuca). J ITI, 183, 200
(Geranium). P
(Haploidonotus).
(Hibiscus).
(Horizopus).
(Hypotriorchis). P
145, 147
(Lepus). j viii, 88
(Lestris). P ’61, 243;
(Lethrinus). P ’97, 7
(Musecicapa). j viii, 153
(Opisthius). P ’60, 315
(Perissolax). P ’76, 284
(Polemonium). P ’63, 73
(Polyporus). J ITI, 224
(Pyropsis). P ’76, 284; ’05, 23
(Pyrula). P ’54, 169; ’76, 284
(Retropinna). P ’62, 14
63, 65
P 62, 127
70, 140,
63, 133
|} ricii (Cottopsis).
(Reteocrinus). P 81, |}
| ricordi (Sesarma).
P ’63, 124, 135}
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Continued.
j viii, 64, 74
j vii, 383
(Spermophilus). j viu, 74
(Spherodactylus). P ’61, 499
(Tyrannula). j vii, 193
(Uranidea). P ’63, 82
Richardsonius. P ’56, 201; ’77, 91
richei (Spheroides). P ’07, 439
richfieldensis (Platyerinus). P ’81,
248
richardsonii.
(Sciurus).
(Sorex).
(Poteriocrinus).
(Woodocrinus).
P ’86, 166
P ’86, 166
richmondi (Euacris). P ’05, 821, 842
(Orthis). P
richtersi (Caridina).
richtophensis (Pleospora).
335
P97, OL
ricini (Didymella). P 95, 421 :
Ricinula. P ’91, 51, 58; ’04, 18;
705, 291, 292
Ricinus. P ’89, 405;
ricinus (Ricinula). P
fe gs elegans (Ricinula). P» 05,
291
ricordeana (Multicrescis). J V, 113
P ’80, 217
P ’62, 154
P 56, 237
88, 229
P 94, 402, 404
P 94,
99, 97, 98
05, 291
ricordii (Euhyas).
(Hylodes). a
(Lithodytes). P ’82, 330. J
y 92 Hf
riddellii (Pleurotomaria). P ’66, 271
(Unio). P ’61, $92. JV, 198
ridens (Phyllobates). P ’66, 181. J
VI,.90; VIII, 155: ~~
ridgwayi (Dendrocinela). P 704, 448,
449, 458, 459
P 709, 357
‘(Rupornis). : Ft
ridibundus (Coccyzus). P 708, 498, ,
499
(Larus). P ’62, 309 a 4
(Unio). P ’53, 253. J V, 442 —
ridingsii (Bombus). P ’78, 182 ;
(Nomada). P 703, 609, 611 4
ridleyi (Bulimulus). P ’96, 415; ’97, —
10
(Bulimus). P ’96, 415; 797,10 —
(Hyperaulax). P ’97, 10 ;
rigaultii (Cyrena). P
rigens (Eucalyptocrinus).
(Gnorimocrinus).
(Taxocrinus). P F a
rigida (Aglaophenia). P ’78, 308 —
(Archemora). P ’60, 513
(Atrina). P ’03, 756 .
P ’63, 77, 95. es a
r
:
:
4
:
(Carex).
183, 199
(Diplachne). P ’91, 304
(Eragrostis). P 91, 304
(Fasciolaria). P ’76, 289
(Hosackia). P ’63, 348
_ rigida. Continued. ——-
(Jungermannia). P ’69, 219
(Leptochloa). P ’91, 304
i (Meibomia). P ’10, 548, ngs
amg (Melania). P ’60, 625 63, 312
. Deere) F003,
: Oxypolis). P 1000, 486, 488
«652, 668 ‘
a (Pecten). P ’56, 285; ’60, 429
a, (Pinus). P 66, 289; 68, 302;
782, 114; ’85, 379;
1900, 645, 647, 661; 02, 647, 648,
«653, "659; 04, 607, 608; 07, 454;
709, 393; 710, 545, 547, 548. J
XI, 277, 281
(Potentilla).
89, 56, 134;
j vii, 20
P 701, 33
P 98, 34, 306
(Tiedemannia). P 1900, 668
tierhaoanr: P ’89, 369
tyihey. 7S P 701, 32, 33
62, 89, 333
(Voluta). P 76, 289
(Acacia). P 770, 137
mm (HKlaphidion). - TL 16, 103
(Pleurocera). P ’6 , 20
(Pleurosigma). Pp 1, 67
ic F) iv, 239; v, 355;
vi,
eeethocrintas). P 779, 310
fe eeathus). P 750, 102;
iisloctiaus). P ’81, 296
rcs). jv, 274. J UI,
ee ates) - P 701, 33
(Brachypodella). P ’98, 278
" (Coryrhynehus). P 79, 384
P ’89, 17 7
(Pisosoma). P 58, "998
iecsuns’, P "79, 384
Podonema). P ’79, 384
(Trachelia). P 98, 269
(Turbonilla). P ’99, 176
(Agrotis). P ’75, 58
(Mereenaria). P ’54, 29; ’62,
— (Venus). P ’43, 325; ’48, 107;
act, 574; 80, 22; °82, 155
(Attus). P 701, 589
(Bathystoma). P 706, 99, 487
oo) 8; 589 ; 04, 137
(Peleeyphorus). Pp 54, 223.
* Phioiths). J IV, 37
P °57, 166; ’83, 198, 204,
195, 78, 114, 130; °99, 79. J
Tt 331: VIII, 329
(Sitala). P ’04, 616
(Valsa). P 77, 195; 78, 87
a (Cicada). j vi,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
0S! i, 235
osum (Lepidodendron). P ’60, 442 |
1157
rinconensis (Sonorella).
710, 69
rinconis opuntie (Diadasia).
728
P 09, 517;
P 02,
ringens (Balistes). P ’63, 177
-(Crania). P ’73, 199
(Engraulis). P ’99, 336
(Helix). P 710, 664
(Malea). J VIII, 338
(Melicerta). P ’70, 72 .
(Melichthys). P ’82, 282
(Mimulus). P ’60, 512; ’78,
334
(Nerita). P 705, 292
Ringicula. P 47, 287; 748, 105; ’87,
54; -°95, 53; 796, 208. J I, 117;
VIII, 358; IX, 151
ringvia (Cataractes). P ’68, 78
(Lomvia). P ’68, 78
(Uria). P ’68, 4, 5, 76, 78
rinkii (Myriotrochus). P ’63, 142;
701, 170, 181
Rinodina. P ’93, 216
riograndensis (Cochliopa). P 706,
125, 171, 172
(Glabaris). P ’98, 106
rioii (Ammonites). P ’90, 448
Riopa. P ’62, 351; 708, 118
Riparia. P ’04, 584; 705, 690, 767;
08, 154
riparia (Argiope). P ’82, 256; ’87,
369; ’88, 175; 792, 50
(Arvicola). P ’98, 481. J VII,
406
(Carex). P87, 71
(Clivicola). P ’92, 110, 122;
93, 22, 53, 64; 795, 492; 796, 156;
1900, 4
(Cotyle). P ’46, 111; 751, 215;
53, 308; 59, 106; ’63, 296; 766,
735.771, -O2s* 75, - S62 L 38t;
II, 261 ;
(Epeira). P ’88, 79; 1900,
535; 701, 582
(Hirundo). j iv, 258; viii, 155.
P ’53, 401; ’55, 308; ’56, 288; 775,
353
(Labidura). P ’03, 301; 710, 4
(Lyecosa). P 784, 138-140;
1900, 539; ’04, 121, 134; ’08, 164,
224, 233, 236
(Phyllyra). P ’81, 175; ’88, 79
(Riparia). P
690; ’08, 154
(Uloborus). P ’82, 256
(Vitis). P ’53, 273
riparium (Hypnum). J IIT, 203
riparius (Anchippodus). P 968, 282;
"72, 37. J VII, 358, 403
’(Arvicola). "Fj iv v, 805. P 53,
406; ’74, 187, 189, 190; 80, 348;
8
94,” 28
04, 584; 705,
1158
riparius longipilis (Arvicola). P ’74, |
189
riparius (Chironomus). P ’95, 320
(Hemiotomys). P ’74, 189
(Limnoeyon). P ’92, 310, 321
(Microtus). P ’96, 382. J XI,
205
(Myonomes). P ’74, 189
(Pselaphus). j iv, 98
(Pterostichus). P ’73, 310, 315.
J Il, 256
(Vicerravus). P ’92, 321
Ripersia. P ’99, 261, 264
Ripidocrinus. P ’81, 355; ’85, 236;
88, 354
Ripidolite. P ’80, 251, 280; ’90, 118
Ripiphorus. j iii, 275. P ’45, 316;
54, 225
Ripipteryx. P ’05, 832, 833, 843
ripleyana (Crassatella). P ’72, 50;
76, 310; ’05, 14. J III, 327
(Lithophaga). P ’76, 311; 705,
13
J IV, 286
J Ill, 327
(Turris). J III, 332
(Venus). J IV, 393
ripleyanum (Cardium). P ’05, 15
(Dentalium). P ’05, 18. J IV,
393
ripleyanus (Crassatellites). P ’05, 14
(Lithophagus). P ’61, 326
ripleyense (Cardium). J III, 326
Risella. P ’05, 292
risorius (Turtur). P ’63, 302
Rissa. P ’61, 247; ’62, 293, 302, 304;
63, 325; ’69, 207, 214; ’92, 148;
95, 503, 504; ’98, 131; 1900, 5, 12
rissa (Larus). P 62, 304; ’67, 217
Rissoa. P ’65, 62; 73, 215; ’97,
360; ’04, 26-28. J VIII, 204, 363
rissoana (Clavellina). J XIII, 13
rissoanus (Grampus). P ’87, 49
(Otion). j vi, 130
Rissoide. P 1, 307, 397; ’91, 54;
04, 26
Rissoina. P ’73, 209; ’79, 214; 91,
54; ’97, 360; 03, 758; 704, 27-29
Rissoinine. P -97, 361, 481
Rissolina. P ’04, 27
Rissopsis. P ’73, 228
-Ristella. P ’68, 284 .
risua (Polynemus). P ’61, 274
ritchei (Cerion). P ’96, 323
ritchei eburneum (Cerion).
323
(Strepsidura).
(Tellina).
P 96,
ritchei elongatum (Cerion). P 96,
323
ritchei grayi (Cerion). P ’96, 323
ritchei vannostrandi (Cerion). P ’96,
323
Rithma. P ’85, 112
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
rivale (Geum). P ‘91, 433
rivalis (Bradycellus). P ’58, 61; 68,
381. J IV, 29
(Corbicula). P ’60, 273
(Crategus). P ’05, 579, 580
(Cyclas). P ’60, 297
(Cyrena). P ’60, 273, 284
(Nomada). P 703, 581, 564,
584
(Potentilla). P ’77, 107
(Tellina). P ’60, 289
Rivellia. P 795, 336
riverendi (Cyprinodon). P ‘06, 485
riversiana (Xantusia). P ’83, 29
rivicola (Cyclas). P ’60, 297
(Martesia). P 762, 195, 219
(Pholas). P ’62, 196, 219
(Spherium). P 760, 297
riviculum (Spherium). P ’60, 297
Rivinia. P 89, 401
rivolii (Columba). P ’99, 61
(Ptilopus). P ’99, 61
rivosa (Pedicia). P ’60, 17
rivotii (Gryphea). J VIII, 298
(Ostrea). J VIII, 298, 323
rivularis (Ancylus). j i, 125. P
60, 155; ’61, 309, 398; ’94, 24;
1900, 457; 706, 565
(Aster). P ’98, 379
(Cyprinus). P ‘90, 50
(Diecranota). P 759, 249
(Lupinus). J III, 86
(Mimulus). j vii, 47 ;
(Ostrea). P 796, 208 q
(Pyrus). P ’83, 190; ’84, 82
(Salmo). P 756; 220 3
(Saxifraga). P 7°63, 62, 94; ©
93, 210; ’95, 544. J III, 182, 5
193 4
rivularis interrupta(Tetragonopterus). —
P 03, 519
rivularis (Unio). P 53, 257, 268. —
P 54, 189
J IL, 296
rivulata (Emys). a
P 762, 100
65, 105 f
rivulatus (Cirrhitus).
74, 132 |
259
(Serranus). P F
(Trichomycterus). P
Rivulina. J VI, 118
rivulorum (Velia). P ’68, 277 q
rivulosa (Nais). P ’50, 34 J I,
43 =
rixosus (Hoplismenus). P ’73, 126 —
(Ichneumon). P ’73, 107, 126 ©
(Notoeyphus). P ’97, 235 a
(Putorius). P 1900, 45, 7538
rixosus eskimo (Putorius). P 1900,
4 . 4
j iii, 8 a
P 97, 407
P 93)
rizophora (Ascidia).
rjasanensis (Hoplites).
roanense (Chondrioderma).
368
_ Yoanense. Continued. —
a _(Trypanostoma). Pp
64, 4;
96, 498. J VI; 142
roanokensis (Unio). P °53, 247;
roanokoides (Unio). P 68, 164
_ robbinsii (Eleocharis). P ’08, 458
ee tty miller (Difflugia). P 78,
172
___ roberti (Euomphalus). P ’89, 291
i (Hemirhamphus). P’84, 221, 223
og (Sesarma). P ’80, 217
= (Straparollus). P 789, 288,
m 291; 91, 257
_ robertianum (Geranium). P _ 60,
199; 1900, 666; 02, 662; °07, 457
_ fobertii (Hippolyte). P ’93, 116
_ robertsi (Brachypodella). P ’98, 279
= (Cylindrella). P ’98, 273
(Leptinana). P ’10, 518
(Siphostoma). P ’97, 91, 97
4 (Stolephorus). P °97, 91, 95
x roberisiana (Biddulphia). P 1900,
a 692, 7
5 robertsiamum (Triceratium). P 1900,
2 SE iertsiemnm var. macracantha (Tri-
_ eratium). P 1900, 707
_ robertsonella (Nomada). P 703, 613
81,
4 Robinia. P °60, 302; °75, 400;
kins tura). J Il, 17; IV, 40
Drobinicnie’ (Lithocolletis). P.- "59,
- 318, 319
--robinsi (Stearnsia). P ’87, 33
_roborata (Cyrena). P ’60, 284
i P ’87, 405; ’90, 143. J
P ’63, 318; ’65, 21
' (Melania). P ’63, 318
_ tobur (Quercus). P 62, 11; 71,
155; ’72, 127; ’81, 455; ’83, 201;
; 197, 196; ’01, 360°
obuste (Aclis). P ’88, 240
(Aclisina). P ’88, 240
(Aepidea). P ’60, 488
ani aa P ’07, 166
Amphitrite). P 708, 350;
er P 05, 225,
tcahic P ’94, 408, 409
lista). P 61, 443
(Cardinia). P 62, 413
_obusta nuchalis (Cisticola). P '05,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
_ robertsonii (Siphoclytia). P 95,-
p~)- 333
_ robine (Cossus). P 775, 50
_robinaldini (Crassatella). P ’72, 50
1159
robusta (Drymoica). P ’59, 37
(Eleodes). P ’58, 181, 183.
J- IV, 37
(Eulima). P ’05, 108
(Eunotia). P ’65, 7; ’90, 138
+S aan P 91, 245
(Gila). P 53, 369; ’56, 205;
77, 89
(Glycera). P 703, 464
60, 67; *64,
(Haldemanella). P ’02, 596
(Hydrocena). J IX, 93
(Idothea). P ’62, 133
(lop. PR 61, 393; 63, 308,
309; ’96, 498. J V, 34 6
(Jungermannia). P 69, 219
(Lachnosterna). J III, 257
(Laranda). P ’03, 454
(Leptochela). P ’60, 43
(Lysidice). P ’55, 392
(Maldanella). P ’06,
08, 355 :
(Melania). P ’65, 30
(Mermis). P 756, 58
(Meyenia). P ’87, 211, 225
(Naineris). P ’09, 262
(Natica). P ’08, 556
(Omphalotropis). J IX, 93
(Ophioglypha). P ’89, 176;
91, 480; 701, 176
(Ophiolepis). P ’01, 176
(Orthis). P ’88, 229
(Partula). P ’85, 209. J IX,
58
(Serica). P
276
(Sertularella). P ’76, 211, 225
(Thuiaria). P ’76, 211, 227
(Udeopsylla). P 770, 77
robustula (Microdrillia). P 703, 277
robustulus (Hemigrammus). P ’06,
335
robustum (Anthostoma). P ’78, 300
(Archeotherium). P ’54, 157;
57, 89. J VII, 190, 388
(Cardium). P ’03, 757
(Melatoma). P 64, 96
(Nymphon). P ’01, 168
(Oreodon). P ’51, 276. J VII,
379
(Pleurocera). P ’63, 309°
(Schizostoma). P ’64, 93
(Thelastomum). P ’50, 101;
51, 285; 756, 50
(Triceratium). P ’90, 139; ’98,
423; 1900, 723
(Trypanostoma). P ’72, 111
(Uintatherium). P ’72, 169,
241; °73, 102; °82, 295. J VIII,
83
P ’86, 147
(Gyrotoma). P
6
236;
59, 289. J IIL,
robustus (Atelestocrinus).
1160 INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
robustus. Continued. robustus. Continued.
(Callothrus). P ’90, 208, 212 (Stylodon). P ’88, 299
(Cambarus). P ’52,90 ~~ (Symbathocrinus). P ’86, 93
(Carpocrinus). P ’81, 281 (Tanais). P ’94, 90
(Clypeocottus). P ’56, 133 (Taxocrinus). P ’88, 347
(Celacanthus). P ’56, 98 (Trematocrinus). P ’65, 167;
(Conocephalus). P ’07, 304 781, 393
(Coseinodiscus). P ’90, 137; | Roccus. P ’60, 109, 111; ’61, 49;
98, 423; 1900, 476 63, 32; °65, 83; °75, 255; 77,
(Dendronotus). P ’79, 89 84, 211; ’87, 295; ’04, 509; 707,
(Dichroplus). P ’07, 187 249
(Dipriodon). P ’91, 128 Rocellaria. P ’61, 368, 470, 471,
(Drassodes). P ’01, 569, 572 477; ’63, 143
’ (Drassus). P ’01, 572 rochana (Pleurotomaria). J VIII,
(Eelytus). P ’94, 189 306
(Eschrichtius). P ’67, 148, | Rochea. P ’58, 124
149; ’68, 193; ’69, 10 rochei (Scomber). P ’62, 125
(Eucoptolophus). P ’09, 435 Rochelia. j vii, 44. P ’80, 131
(Forbesioerinus). P ’79, 276; | rockfordensis (Cryptoceras). P 765,
’85, 236 182; ’66, 275; ’70, 48
(Gilbertsocrinus). P ’65, 167 (Nautilus). P ’66, 275; ’70,
(Goniasteroidocrinus). P’65, 167. 48
(Gordius). P ’56, 57; ’79, 10; (Phillipsia). P ’65, 183
07, 271 rockinghamensis (Gyrinus). P ’68,
(Habrocrinus). P ’81, 281 370, 373 ,
(Hydrocherus). P ’86, 275: | rockymontana (Rhynchonella). P ’88,
90, 185 232
(Lanius). P ’85, 91-96 (Spirifera). P ’88, 231
(Larus). J IX, 398, 400 rodens (Megalocnus). P ’68, 180.
(Lepidonotus). P 705, 544; J VII, 358, 413
08, 330 (Megalonyx). P ’68, 180. J
(Limnohyus). P ’91, 110. J VII, 413
IX, 270, 279 rodericensis (Pheretima). P ’02, 83
(Lithocrinus). P ’79, 276 rodgersii (Fulmarus). P 766, 27,
(Macromia). P ’62, 397 29; °99, 28
(Molothrus). P ’66, 18 (Lachnopodus). P ’58, 32
(Trichodiadema). P ’63, 354
(Mylocyprinus). P ’70, 70;
3, 154 " "| yodo (Pristipoma). P ’57, 178; ’61,
8
(Mylodon). P ’70, 8, 9; ’84, 105, 107; ’62, 256
22; ’85, 49-51 Reboides. P ’71, 55, 265; ’03, 526;
(Mylopharodon). P ’56, 169; 06, 455-458
11,91 roemeri (Actinocrinus). P ’68, 346
(CEdipus). P ’94, 194 (Cylindrella). P ’58, 209
(Ollacrinus). P ’78, 263; 781, (Cyprina). P ’61, 32
393 (Cyrena). P ’60, 286
(Pandalus). P ’60, 37 (Doryerinus). P ’68, 346; 781,
(Phalacrocorax). P ’98, 137 354
(Phrynotettix). P 707, 46; (Helix). P ’58, 204; ’73, 242;
709, 112, 156 74, 40; °75, 209, 211; 789, 203
(Poteriocrinus). P 779, 332, (Holospira). P ’75, 153, 183;
340, 341; ’86, 162 89, 207; °98, 282; °02, 511; 705,
(Procamelus). P ’58, 89, 157. 213, 214; ’06, 125 =
J VII, 20, 141, 148, 356, 381; VIII, (Inoceramus). J VIEI, 319
79 (Lecanocrinus). P 779, 263
(Pyenodus). P ’57, 168 (Mesodon). P ’75, 155 a
(Seaphiocrinus). P ’69, 138 (Polygyra). P ’06, 124, 130, —
(Scirpus). P 1900, 656, 663; 551 >. a
09, 387, 388, 397 roemerianus (Callicrinus). P ’85, 358
(Selerobunus). P ’01, 593 (Juneus). P 1900, 664
(Scotolemon). P ’01, 593 roemerii (Cyrena). P ’60, 284
(Seytalocrinus). P ’79, 341; | roesel (Rana). P 756, 143
’86, 162 Restelia. P ’02, 462, 500, 501
rogaa (Bodianus). J XII, 522
‘Pe s 7. P ’07, 252
% ; erca 522
_ Rogenia. P ’61, 35 ‘
_ fogersi (Arca). P ’81, 449
(Argia). P ’08, 490
(Laganum). P ’55, 258; ’65,
(Mortonia). P ’65, 74
an (Pecten). P ’62, 581; ’81, 420;
& 82, 157
+s (Productus). 60,
= 128
cages eccorypha).- P 705, 823,
Zz (Seutella). j viii, 218. P 47,
_ +281. J iI, 112
i (Anculotus). P ’64, 100
(Aulacodiseus). P ’98, 423;
701, 321
’(Chrysomela). P 773, 47
(Doris). P ’55, 880
a (Doryphora). J IV, 26, 40
i= (Eupodiscus). Bhs 90, 138
> Fulmarus). P ’62, $26
P 90, 138;
P 59, 8-26;
om).
ey P ’71, 104
(Melania). P ’64, 100
(Nitrocris). P 65, 35
mehr ote”). 5 wn, 1515 P48,
(Productus). J III, 9, 22
_(Seutella). P 45, 254
pra. P 58, 134
ii (Barbacenia).
i P ’05, 480
i (Achatinella).
(Bulimus). P 788, 28
(Partulina). P ’88, 28
i (Crenilabrus). P ’92, 270
nus (Ammonites). J VIII,
‘a
a).
98, 42
P 58, 122
P 88, 28
__ (Apioerinus). P ’85, 285, 292;
Moa 221; ’88, 356; ’90, 362
fs lean I VIII, 307
erebratula). J II, 92
ro! ‘isately pe). P ’74, 198
oe i x omopteris). P ’03, 799, 800
fsii (Aleyrodes). P 02, 282
To (Astarte). P °72, 247
= Tae P 04, 89
:
Streptaxis). P ’97, 477
(Puffinus). P 66, 191
rolvii (Helicina). J IX, 103
: eeoobenis) Ph, 441. FE
ea. P 05, 414; °08, 16
P 97, 373
(Seeliphron). P °97, 373
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
1161
oo (Spiranthes). P ’84,
Romerolagus. P 1900, 462
romingeri (Goniatites). P 762, 427
(Posidonomya). P ’62, 420
ronchus (Bairdiella). P ’97, 115;
06, 488
(Corvina). P
115
Rondeletia. P ’58, 134
rondeletii (Cyprinus). P ’82, 307
(Munida). P 58, 238
(Pleuronectes). P 782, 304
(Secombresox). P 192.” 249
rondeletius (Rana). P ’56, 143
rondeletti (Sargus). P ’92, 262
ronyana (Cyclas). P ’60, 297
Ronzotherium. J 470
roperi (Helix). P ’89, 205
(Triodopsis). P ’90, 300
roperiana (Biddulphia). P 1900, 691,
700
(Odontella). P 1900, 700
rorata (Melania). P ’63, 309; ’96,
498
roratongensis (Helix). J VIII, 390
- (Pithys). J VIII, 390
roratus (Psittacus). P ’64, 240
(Sphex). P ’97, 376
Rorqualis. J VII, 444
P- 59, 288,
rorulenta (Adelocera).
Rosa. P ’58, 128; ’60, 303; 766,
343; 784, 14, 83; 87, 155; ’89,
58, 63, 379; ’98, 26, 301; ’99, 90,
91; 1900, 646-648, 652, 657, 666;
62, 238; 97,
702, 662; 704, 110-118; 10, 546,
564. J III, 87 ;
rosa (Collonia). P 704, 31
rosacea (Antedon). P ’85, 248, 261;
88, 352
(Carpophaga). P ’54, 227
(Columba). P 754, 227
(Cyclas). P ’60, 297; 62, 35
(Diphasia). P 7 78, 308
Rosacee. j vii, 30. P 58, 128; 60,
145, 200, 302, 511, 513; ’61, 454;
63, 61; 784, 82; ’89, 379; 793,
293; ’°98, 403; ’99, 106; 1900, 666.
J III, 87, 182, 184, 189
rosaceana (Lozotenia). P ’60, 347
rosacearum (Smerinthus). J IV, 181
rosaceum (Spherium). Peo, 297;
62, 35; 72, 105
rosaceus (Clypeaster). j v, 228
(Cocecocrinus). P ’81, 234; ’85,
256, 312, 337; ’87, 103
(Coluber). P ’01, 11, 46
(Echinanthus). P ’91, 337
(Euealyptocrinus). P ’81, 239;
85, 356
(Platycrinus). P ’81, 234, 235
1162
rosaceus. Continued.
(Sebastes). P
134; 764, 59, 147
(Sebastodes).
(Sebastomus). P ’64, 59
(Trepidulus). P ’04, 567; ’08,
366, 367, 387; ’09, 443
(Troglodytes). P ’99, 310
(Unio). P 749, 153; 753, 254,
257. J I, 275
rose (Hemirhamphus).
224
rosai (Henlea). P ’10, 20
Rosalia. P ’62, 39. J II, 8, 177;
IV, 13
rosalia (Midas). P ’61, 464
(Vallonia). P ’93, 259
Rosalina. P ’90, 143
rosarium (Acipenser). P
257
rosarum (Valsa).
rosa-sinensis (Hibiscus).
’89, 367
rosata (Cochlodina). P ’98, 266
(Lampyris). J IV, 35
(Urocoptis). P ’98, 267
roscida (Marginella). P ’60, 174;
78, 301
rosea (Anomia). P ’73, 191
(Ascidia). j iii, 8
(Atriplex). P ’77, 108
(Barnadesia). P ’58, 133
(Bouchardia). P ’73, 191
(Bulimella). P ’88, 30; ’95,
218
(Carex).: P ’87, 78
rosea var. radiata (Carex). P ’87, 78
rosea var. retroflexa (Carex). P ’87,
78
rosea (Coccothraustes). j iv, 57
(Coreopsis). P ’04, 605
Sheen tuats P °73, 248; 98,
54, 146; 56,
P 64, 59
P 84, 221,
89, 253,
P 77, 117
P ’86, 291;
27
(Drepana). P ’62, 359
(Drepanulina). P ’62, 360
(Fissurella). P ’83, 249; ’91,
55
(Fringilla).
(Glandina). P
156
(Gongylostoma). P ’98, 269
(Grammadera). P ’07, 378
(Loxia). iv, 57
Manelona’, P ’07, 201
(Meckelia). P ’51, 244
(Misumena). P ’92, 57; 1900,
537; 704, 132
P ’72, 96
(Mysia).
(Odontota). P ’73, 80, 81
(CEnothera). P ’98, 378, 381
\Partula). P ’75, 244; ’85,
218; 1900, 564. J IX, 67, 109
P ’64, 252
‘73, 246; 75,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Continued.
(Petroica).
(Pholas).
rosea.
P ’89, 147
P 62, 221
(Platea). jv, 58. J I, 222
(Plumieria). P ’58, 129
(Psammobia). P
(Rhodiola).
(Rhodostethia). P ’62, 311;
’69, 206; 1900, 13
(Rossia). P ’62, 311
(Sanguinolaria). P 91, 48
(Scintilla). P ’72, 225
(Terebratula). P ’73, 191
(Urocoptis). P 710, 518
(Vinca). P ’89, 391; ’92, 162
Rosee. P ’89, 379
roseanus (Ammonites). J VIII, 313
roseatincta (Scintilla). P ’72, 225
roseigaster (Temnotrogon). P ’09,
359 -
roseilia (Sitta). P 758, 195
Roseite. P ’92, 189
Rosellinia. P v0, 227; 793, 128,
144; 94, 326; ’95, 22, 416, 418
rosenbergi (Heteropteryx). P ’04, 89
(Scotothorus). P ’99, 209
rosenbergii (Gymnocrex). P ’94, 135
(Rallina). P 94, 133,. 134
(Schizoptila). P ’94, 135
roseofusca (Lichanura). P ’68, 2;
01, 14
roseola (Chetopsis). P 94, 376
(Idyia). P ’90, 341
roseomaculatus (Solen). P ’01 399
roseosuffusella (Gelechia). P 60,
162, 434
roseum (Eriogonum). J III, 45
(Troximon). P 763, 69
roseus (Anthechinus). P 763, 358
(Arrhideus). P 704, 85 3
(Bulimus). P ’85, 218. J IX, —
67, 78
P '94, 75
(Chiton). ; a
(Cuculanus). P ’51, 155; 56, ©
P 53, 420
54; ’86, 313
(Cystignathus).
P ’62, 311
J XII, 525
(Larus).
(Lutianus). :
(Notropis). P 710, 287 a
(Pachyrhynchus). P ’73, 191 —
(Partulus). J IX, 67 ae
(Peropus). P ’68, 319
(Pleuronectes). P ’82, 304
(Streptopus). P 791, 434
(Zeus). P ’62, 126 Pi
rosiana (Atyephyra). P 779, 415; —
401 a
94,
(Melosira). P 1900, 474 :
rosmarinifolium (Eriogonum). P
48,16. J I, 164
Rosmarus. P ’78, 47;
J VIII, 72, 214
¥
98, 198, 200.
.
| osmarus, (Clarus)
q (Phoea).
E (Rosmarus).
Pe. (Trichecus).
365; ’98, 198.
a 214”
lana).
2 ‘ Anser). “Pp
’(Arenaria).
(Carex). P
(Chen). P
(Cirolana).
(Dasychira).
(Geum). P
(Larus). P
(Sieversia).
— iain P P 62, 311
_‘Fossicus (Schizodus). P ’71, 166
a onii (Chelydra). P ’72, 23
P 63, 58
(
"70, 131; ’99, 28
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 1163
_j-vii, 190
98, 200
P ’98,-198, 200
P ’82, 327; 91,
J VII, 416; VII,
Tossi emp halus). P ’99, 274
P 91, 187
61, 73; ’69, 185;
P ’63, 58
63, 78
199, 28
P ’91, 187
P 92, 158
63, 61
62, 311
(Macronotothen). P ’61, 521
ve otothenia).
Rhodostethia). P ’62, 311
P 61, 521
P 63, 61
rossiteri (Bifidaria). P 1900, 429
93; °79, 211, 2
366; °90, 395;
299, 390; VILI,
60, ag 493; °76, 298; 77,
16, 219; 80, 364,
05, 22, 23. J IV,
316, 329; IX, 121,
lata (Arca). j viii, 223. P
705, 9. J VIII, 321
(Eleocharis). P ’02, 666
age P 795, 25
um ( anostoma). P ’62,
272; 63, 316.
294; °77, 23; ’9
OBpiriter.
Spirifer)
(Unio). P
J V, 353
P 55, 268; °76, 290-
3, 221; 705, 25
rostellum (Acipenser). P °89, 254,
257
P 65, 11
P 79, 43
"72, 160. J VIII,
“vost: eformis (Unio). P ’56, 262
‘rostralis (Glauconome). P ’61, 27
(Glauconomya). P ’61, 27
ramus. P ’89,
268
trata (Aistrelata). P 66, 144,
e170
: ts
— 105, 22, 3
(Anchura).
(Anguilla).
193, 220; 98, 462;
eat ceine). P ’03, 793
P 05, 22
P 83, 132
rostrata. Continued.
(Arcella). P ’78, 172
(Balena). P ’66, 297
(Balenoptera). P ’68, 193,
222; 69, 16
(Cecilia). P ’57, 72
(Calymene). P ’80, 176
(Carex). P ’87, 69
rostrata var. utriculata (Carex). P
87, 69
rostrata (Corylus). P ’63, 76; ’99,
84, 86
(Crania). P ’73, 198, 199
(Crassatella). P ’72, 249, 251
(Cyprina). P ’61, 28, 32
(Emberiza). P ’53, 184; ’99,
30. J II, 265
(Erigone). P ’05, 309
(Feronia). J II, 236
(Gastrochena). P ’61, 485 .
(Geranomyia). P ’59, 207, 253
(Gnathodon). P ’91, 48
(Grammadera). P ’07, 378
(Histiagonia). P ’04, 127
(Limada). P ’64, 217
(Limnobia). j iii, 22. P ’59,
198
(Lophocarenum). P 705, 309
(Loriearia). P ’74, 135; 703,
501
(Lygodesmia). P ’63, 69
(Murena). ji, 81
(Myzopsetta). ’p 64, 217
(Ostrea). J VIII, 336
(Platessa). P ’64, 217
(Procellaria). P 66, 144, 170
(Raja). P ’10, 471
(Rhantistes). P 66, 135, 144,
170
(Rocellaria). P 61, 485
(Rostellaria). P ’05, 22. J
, 390
(Salix). P ’63, 76
(Sanguinolaria). P ’65, 129
(Sturisoma). P ’82, 281
(Trachelocamptus). Pp 705, 309,
334
(Venus). P ’91, 47
(Viola). P ’03, "664, 689, 697
Rostratula. P 705, 760
rostratula (Microdrillia). P 703, 277
rostratulum (Erigone). P ’05, 314
(Gongylidiellum). P 05, 314
rostratum (Euscalpellum). Pp. 08,
105, 108
(Gnathodon). P54, 323; 60
232
(Microcentrum). P ’05, 43, 54
(Mnium). P ’63, 96
(Sealpellum). P ’08, 107
(Solanum). P ‘63, 74; ’77,
108, 287; ’86, 315
1164
rostratum. Continued.
(Theridium). P ’09, 204
(Tomitherium). P ’76, 88
(Trichostoma). P ’99, 48; 702,
686
(Trifolium). P ’95, 547
rostratus (Actinobolus). P ’72, 254
(AEgiothus). P ’61, 377, 878;
69, 188
(Agonus). P ’61, 167
(Ammodramus). P ’99, 30
(Ancodus). J IX, 586
(Brachyopsis). P ’61, 167
(Caracolus). P ’92, 128
(Corieus). P 92, 271
(Cymnus). P ’64, 264
(Cyprinus). ji, 134
(Dinophilus). 07, 94
(Heros). P "7, 180, 181
(Heterostichus). P ’54, 148
(Holocenthrus). J XII, 504
(Hyperaodon). P ’69, 31, 32
(Lophius). P ’82, 308
(Passereulus). P ’05, 684
(Pectunculus). P ’61, 25
(Poteriocrinus). P ’7 79, 341
(Psilonotus). P ’82, 283
(Pterostichus). P 66, 346;
73, 305. J II, 236
(Salmo). P ’82, 307
(Searus). P ’82, 305
(Seytalocrinus). P ’79, 341
(Unio). P ’53, 252
(Zeus). P ’62, 437
Rostrhamus. P 748, 126;
70, 144
Rostrifera. P ’60, 50
rostriformis (Pinna).
218. P 41, 132;
J IV, 64
(Unio). J IV, 64
rostrocrassa (Alauda). P ’67, 217
rostroforficato (Loxia). P ’75, 350
rostrolarino (Plautus). P ’68, 75
rostrum (Apion). j v, 2538
(Rhynchites). j v, 253
(Unio). P ’61, 891. J V, 201
roswellensis (Unio). P ’58, 165. J
IV, 205
rota (Io). P ’63, 318
(Pleurotomaria). P ’63, 19
(Punctum). P ’04, 687
rotedens (Pleurotoma). P ’47, 285;
48, 104; 703, 270. J I, 116
Rotalia. P °75, 74; ’84, 23
Rotalina. P ’90, 143
rotata (Loripes). P
(Pleurogyne). P ’63, 74
Rotella. P 748, 105; ’62, 570; ’79,
211; °82, 171; °05, 113. ‘J VIU,
368
53, 452;
j viii, ain
"44, 85; °05,
72, 90
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
47, 281;
82, 190. J I,
rotella (Cristellaria). P
48, 98; ’65, 74;
112; IX, 118, 137
(Diadema). J VIII, 404, 410
(Garrettia). J VIII, 404
(Operculina). P 782, 190; 784,
(Orbis). Ae
(Pterocyclas).
rotellina (Helix).
(Pithys).
(Pitys).
rotelloidea (Helicina).
rothii (Anda). P 755, 444
rothrockii (Carduus). P 92, 362
(Cnicus). P ’92, 362
rotifera (Pleurotoma). j. vi, 2a
224. P ’62, 561; ’82, 173
(Sureula). Pp’ 62, ” 561
rotiferum (Pleurotoma). P 748, 104
Rottbellia. P ’91, 293
rottleri (Megalaspis).
XII, 506
Rotula. P ’63, 360. J IX, 2
rotula (Cristellaria). J IV, 402
(Cyelotella). P ’61, 70
(Helix). P ’58, 200
(Spirorbis). P ’05, 4
(Teinostoma). P ’79, 211
(Vermetus). j vi, 197, 204. P
44, 85; 705, 4
Rotularia. P ’60, 437
48, 103
J VIII, 404
J VIII, 390
J VIII, 390
J VII, 390, 409
P 08, 560
P 05, 66. J
rotulata (Obovaria). P 1900, 78
(Pelitropis). P ’07, 474
rotulatus (Unio). P 1900, 78
rotuliformis (Euomphalus). P ’70, 61
(Raphistoma). P ’70
rotulus (Anomphalus). P 166, 268;
88, 241
rotunda (Achatinella). P ’88, 30
(Anodonta). P ’60, 90. J V,
377
(Cardita). P ’79, 219, 220;
784,104; 90, 403. J 1X, 131, 135,
145, 147, 148
(Corbicula). P ’60, 273
(Cyrena). P ’60, 80, 284
(Dromia). P 58, 295
(Egeria). P ’48, 99; ’90, 402
(Kellia). P 72, 231
(Lucina). P 48, 101
(Mola). P ’90, 281
(Pimelia). j iii, 251
(Thelphusa). P ’80, 36
(Venericardia). P 748, 107;
79, 219, 220; '90, 403; °95, 113;
03, 264 :
rotundata (Axinea). P ’05, 10. J
IV, 396
(Briza). P ’91, 305
(Cyprina). P ’61, 32
(Cyrena). P ’60, 284
rotundata. Continued. be
(Daphnia). j i, 440
(Dichelonycha). J Ill, 281
(Embolimus). P ’87, 16
(Kellia). P ’72, 231
P 703, 306
P 72, 94
- P °48, 102; ’72, 94
(Neorthroblattina). P ’85, 109
(Pelmatosilpha). P ’05, 792,
(Phaleria). J IV, 38
(Sesarma). P ’80, 217
(Terebratula). P 973. 190
= (Microstigma). P ’01,
: 136
_ Fotundatus . (Actinocrinus). P 68,
351
(Axinus). P ’59, 29
mS) (Batocrinus). P ’68, 351
.. (Bellinurus). P ’65, 45
_--—s- (Chaieinus). P °06, 450
— (Cyathocrinus). P ’79, 310
aa a Evarthrus). P ’73, 319. J II,
(Hamites). P ’55, 266
(Hydrophilus). P 55, 369
(Limulus). P °65, 42, 45
(Omalodes). P ’59, 311
(Orchetypus). P ’04, 670
(Pectunculus). P ’05, 10
(Philhydrus). P ’55, 369
(Stenolophus). P ’68, 377
(Trichopteryx). J I, 108
(Unio). P °53, 244, 257, 268;
rotundicolle (Oloprum). P 744, 43
rotundicollis (Acupalpus). P 743,
297, 301; ’68, 378 j
~ (Batulius)? J IV, 36
_ (Cantharis). j v, 166.
(Cryobius). P ’73, 317
(Dasytes). P ’52, 170;
(Dinodes). P ’56, 27
(Feronia). P °73, 317
(Stenoln P 66, "357, 358
9
= 839
P 51,
66,
Stenolophus). P 68, 379
‘Telephorus). P 51, "340
olia (Amblycorypha). ee
637
F onset P 50, 81
a Campanula). j vii, 40. P ’63,
70, 94; °84, 87; 92, 375; 93, 211;
95, Sia
a0 italia 6 linifolia (Campanula).
= (Crategus). P 10, 222,
uit m0, 999 var. bicknellii(Crategus).
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
1165
rotundifolia (Drosera). P ’60, 511;
68, Biol. 5; ’69, Biol. 20; 75, 330:
84, 84; 1900, 485, 488, "490: 02,
647
(Malva).
93, 294
(Mentha). P
(Mespilus). P ’10, 222
(Neuropteris). P ’60, 438, 439
(Pyrola). P ’60, 203; ’63, 70;
84, 88; 91, 434; ’92, 374; 795,
544; 1900, 485, 488
rotundifolia var. pumila (Pyrola). P
93, 212
rotundifolia (Silene).
(Smilax). P
649, 664; 02, 654, 660;
548, 560
(Viola). P ’60, 146; ’91, 434;
703, 664-666, 672, 692, 696, 697
(Vitis). P 53, 272, 273
rotundifolium (Desmodium). P ’60,
513; ’64, 17
(Eupatorium). P 760, 513;
1900, 653, 670; 04, 605; ’07, 456
(Ribes). P ’98, 302
rotundifrons (Neotettix). P 710, 623
(Sesarma). P ’80, 217
rotundipennis (Anchomenus). P ’54,
59 ;
(Eleodes).
rotundovata (Anodonta). P ’56, 81.
J VI, 155
rotundum (Paromylacris). P 785, 35
rotundus (Ammonites). J VIII, 313
(Batocrinus). P ’81, 193, 340,
342, 347
- (Cyperus). P ’67, 23; ’89, 360
' (Euealyptocrinus). P ’85, 356
(Hydrophilus). j v, 188
rouaultii (Callista). J VIII, 334
(Trochus). J VIII, 331
(Venus). J VIII, 334
Roubieva. P ’67, 22
rougetii (Rallus). P ’94, 139
(Rougetius). P ’94, 139
Rougetius. P ’94, 131, 132, 139
roulinii (Tapirus). P ’65, 183. J
roumaini (Potamides).
P 710, 487
Roupellia. P ’58, 129
rousseau (Siphostoma). P ’97, 97
(Syngnathus). P ’97, 97
rousseaui (Anous). P ’94, 116
rousseauxi (Metasesarma). P ’80, 211
rousserolle (Turdus). P ’64, 251
rouxi (Clibanarius). P ’91, 183
rouyana (Corbicula). P ’60, 273
(Cyelas). P ’60, 273
(Cyrena). P ’60, 273, 284
rovirosai (Lampsilis). P 03, 788
(Pachychilus). P ’92, 153, 339
P ’60, 302; ’92, 452;
98, 390
J III, 83
60, 201; 1900,
10, 546,
P 58, 182
?
1166
rovirosai_ var.
chilus). P ’92, 153
rovirosai (Potamanax). P ’92, $41
rowelli (Arionta). P ’79,16 ~°
(Helix). P ’89, 202; ’05, 261,
262
(Sonorella).
511; ’05, 256, 261, 262; ’09, 497
(Vertigo). P 1900, 610
rowellii (Amnicola). P ’63, 147
(Cochliopa). P ’06, 172
(Pupa). P ’75, 153, 189; ’89,
206, 411
(Unio). P 9, 158. J IV,
256; VIII, 67
rowlandi (Clausilia). P ’02, 524,
526, 532
Roxellaria. P ’61, 471
royana (Cyprina). P ’61, 32
royi (Cremastus). P 94, 188
roylei (Arvicola). P ’99, 292, 293
(Microtus). P 99, 292
rozeana (Reticularia). P 89, 156,
157
rozeanum. (Enteridium). P ’89, 156,
158, 189
rubea (Chama). P ’72, 119
rubecula (Myiagra). P ’89, 153
rubeculoides (Siphia). P ’89, 154
rubeculus (Aquillus).. P 705, 292
rubella (Alsine). P ’63, 94
(Anomina). P ’49, 196, 214
(Arenaria). P ’63, 94
(Epeira). P ’92, 128
(Goniobasis). P ’62, 270; 764,
46. J V, 332
(Hosackia). P 763, 351
(Laqueus). P ’73, 186
(Mangelia). P ’71, 130
(Meckelia). P 55, 882; 757,
162
(Serpentaria). P ’57, 162 —
- (Singa). P ’92, 128
(Terebratella). P ’73, 186
(Terebratula). P ’73, 186; 791,
170
rubelliana (Linotenia). P ’04, 656
rubellinus (Unio). P ’57, 32; ’77,
27. J IV, 51, 70; VIII,. 68
rubellio (Scorpzena). P ’98, 339, 344
rubellum (Trichostomum). P_ 5d,
445
rubellus (Alburnus). P ’64, 282
(Didymodon). P 755, 445
(Laqueus). P ’91, 170
(Mimulus). P ’63, 71
(Minnilus). P ’77, 45, 80
(Planorbis). P ’10, 669, 670
(Unio). P 753, 257
(Vespertilio). P ’55, 432
rubens (Amastra).° P ’88, 47, 49, 51
(Anthopodium). P ’78, 311
polygonatus (Pachy-
P 1900, 560; 702,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
rubens. Continued.
(Asteracanthion). J IL], 151
(Asterias). P ’89, 170
(Elaphidion). J Il, 18
(Erigone). P ’05, 309
(Geophilus). j ii, 118. J V,
6
(Gonatium). P ’05, 309, 310
(Gryllus). P 704, 801; 705,
50, 51, 54; ’07, 317; °10, 597, 648
(Laminella). P ’88, 49
(Neriene). P ’05, 309
(Olibrus). P ’56, 16
(Strigamia). J V, 46
(Trochomorpha). P ’88, 251
rubentis eee IEE P 795, 310,
333
ruber (Callanthias). Pp 07, 267
(Caranx). P 783, 284; 797,
100; ’05, 76; ’06, 487
(Coregonus). P 784, 136
(Corvus). P 764, 242; ’67, 217
(Cryptophthalmus). P ’93, 113
(Epinephelus). P ’82, 306;
07, 261
(Eriphus). P 58, 82. J IV,
0
. (Euchelus). P ’01, 201; 704,
ruber var. brunneus (Euchelus). P
01, 201
tuber (Gymnocephalus). P ’97, 104
(Ibis). jv, 69
(Melanerpes). J I, 56
(Mycetoglossa). P ’69, 108. J
I, 286 ‘
’ “(Oriolus). P 66, 25
(Otolithus). P 61, 80; ‘02, 1 18
(Phenicopterus). ’p .
75, 358; ’90, 203. J IX, 416) ret 5
(Picus).
(Pseudotriton). P 56, 11 101; a
69,108. J 1, 286, 294; III, 347, _
350
(Psittacus). P ’64, 240
(Salamandra). J I, 286 4
(Scomber). P ’97, 100; 705,76 —
(Sebastes). P ’56, 134 ia
(Spelerpes). P 83, 24; O0;z5
401; 1900, 613, 616-620
(Sphyrapieus). P
66, 52, 54; °69, 126;
62; '98, 210; °04, 581
(Tantalus). i v, 69
(Trachelas). P ’92, 22
(Trochilus). P ’64, 257 po
(Unio). P ’53, 257, 269; ’54, ©
240, 241
ruberrimus (Gerbillus). P 96, 538
rubescens (Amphibulima). P 74, 45
(Calamogrostis). P ’62, 92,
50, 190; 9
93, 22, 42, —
334
"7 viii, 155. J I, 270
_ rubescens. Continued.
763, 257; 64,
P 63, 347
Partula). P 85, 212. J IX,
-(Repsis). P ’97, 283
oo), P 74, 45
(Sylvia). P ’67, 220
ra (Pratincola). "P °89, 78, 148
i (Aleyrodes). 02, 281
(Hamesiay, B P ’93, 166
29. P
acer. j vii, 60, 145,
303, 512, 513; ’63, 63; 84, 86;
"87, 326; ’89, 131, 385; 798, 396,
407; 99, 106; 1900, 670. J 10, 90
(Phenicothraupis). P67, 94
soides (Phenicothraupis). P 65,
71; 67,94 =.
Saltator). P 65, 171
: P 02, 281
90, 219
P 89, 78, 148
'p 67, 230
P 95, 29
P ’64, 247
P '66, 14
P ’47, 166
. P 95, 239, 240
(Anodonta). P 60, 92. JV,
(Anomia). P ’73, 185
eee) P 47, 166
Asearis). P ’91, 236
(Campylaspis). P ’01, 160
Cardita). P ’72, 254
_ (Carinella). P ’01, 673
_. (Clivina). P ’57, 81, 82
tGslaten). P 61, 26
(Goniobasis). P 65, - JY,
(Helicina). J IX, 101
'(Helicter). P ’95, 240
Kennedia). P °50, 81
pe). P 08, 164, 222, 223,
(Mantis). P ’06, 276
(Melania). P ’61, 118; ’65,
cae. 3 V, 235
(Nomada). P ’03, 592, 608
(Enothera). J III, 87
ops) P ’06, 276
Oxyopsis). P ’07, 159
one P ’63, 219
704, 22. -
te *P 73, 24
rebratella). ’p 78,
189; 77, 163 —
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
1167
rubieunda. Continued.
(Terebratula). P ’73, 185
(Trochosa). P 04, 300, 307;
08, 279
rubicundaria (Crocota). P ’60, 541
rubicundula (Diplax). P 62, 400, 402
(Libellula). j viii, 26
rubicundum (Cerion). P ’96, 326
(Chondropoma). P ’92, 338
rubicundus (Acipenser). P ’89, 249,
252, 255
(Coceyzus). P ’08, 493, 499
(Empidonax). P 66, 63
(Glyphisodor). P 154, 148;
63, 218
(Hypsypops). P 61, 165; 63,
218
(Thanatus). P 1900, 537; ’01,
585
rubicus (Saltator). P 48, 90
rubida (Amastra). P ’88, 49
(Dendrobena). P ’99,
10, 18
(Erismatura). P 59, 109, 193;
62, 323; °83, 68; 93, 33; °95,
469. J 1, 226; 1X, 406
(Fuligula). P 53, 428; 755,
317; °56, 297
(Laminella). P ’88, 49
(Melania). P ’56, 145; 706,
168; ’09, 523. J VI, 121
(Metaspheria). P ‘90, 237
rubidella (Gelechia).- P ’60, 163,
434
rubidiceps (Chletrophus). P ’70, 131
rubidicollis (Picus). P 60, 377
rubido (Gnathophysa). P ’74, 128
rubidum (Obrium). J II, 21
rubidus (Aphodius). J IV, 34
(Calidris). jv, 105
(Charadrius). jv, 105. P ’6l,
182 :
(Geograpsus). P ’58, 103
(Grapsus). P ’80, 196
(Helodrilus). P 710, 18
(Sandalus). P 7°45, 220; 53,
362, 363
(Toxotus). J I, 325
(Unio). P ’61, 40.
rubifoliella (Nepticula).
rubifrons (Tachyphonus).
106; ’67, 94
rubigenes (Amphichthys). P ’82, 279
rubiginosa (Achatinella). P ’88, 31
(Anculosa). P ’65, 35. J V,
221
(Anculosus). P ’64, 98
(Catolynx). P ’79, 171
(Chilonyeteris). P ’02, 402;
04, 182-185, 193-200, 253
rubiginosa mexicana (Chilonycteris).
P ’04, 185, 200, 203, 253
139;
JV, 95
P 60, 214
P 65,
1168
rubiginosa (Chrysomela). P ’73, 47,
48
(Dieteria). J I, 177
(Doryphora). P ’56,380. J
41
_(Gallinula). P ’94, 133, 146,
(Goniobasis).
36. J V, 333
(Lachnosterna).
IV, 33
(Leptoxis). P ’64, 99;
(Marsonia). P ’95, 486
(Rosa). P ’60, 303
(Schistocerca). P ’07, 292
(Terebratella). P ’73, 185
(Thelephora). J III, 219
rubiginosum (Stereum). J III, 222
rubiginosus (Anculotus). P ’64, 98
(Aplopappus). P
177
P 62, 270; ’64,
J Ill, 259;
(Canthophrys). P ’82, 282
(Limnobenus). P ’94, 147
(Mesoleius). P ’78, 372
(Oncideres). J II, 165
(Unio). P ’53, 249; ’54, 237,
243; .°58, 18, 135; ’59, 177, 329,
330; °77, 28; °96, 504. J IV, 51,
59; V, 416, 417
Rubigula. P ’02, 684 -
rubincola (Valsa). P ’77, 124;
86
rubineus (Pyrocephalus). P 755,
308; ’59, 106; ’66, 64; ’99, 306
rubineus mexicanus (Pyrocephalus).
P ’90, 208, 212; ’92,.108, 119;
05, 683
rubineus (Regulus).
rubio (Prionotus).
rubiventris (Chrysemys). P ’04, 468
(Salamandra). P ’69, 108
tuborum (Aleyrodes). P 02,
283
(Spheeria).
(Spheropsis). P ’95, 29
rubra (Alauda). j iv, 182
(Aleedo). P 64, 243
(Alnus). P ’84, 91;
311
(Anomia).
(Asclepias).
486, 488, 489
(Bolitoglossa). P 756, 7
(Clubiona). P ’92, 21
(Cylindrella). P ’98, 273
(Dicelis). P ’57, 164
(Dienecia). P 93, 113
(Emea). P 750, 125; 51, 288.
J IX, 6
(Festuca). P ’63, 79
(Filaria). P 56, 56
(Hippolyte). P ’93, 113
j iv, 186.
P 97, 132
282,
P 95, 29
98, 41,
P 73, 182, 190
P 60, 512; 1900,
65, 35
63, 66. J |
- rubra cooperi (Piranga).
' rubra (Plumiera). P
78, |
INDEX TO. GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Continued.
(Ibis). ix, 69. P ’64, 65
(Kellia). 72, 231
beerammaks. P #73, 190
(Kraussina). P 73, 190, 191
(Lasea). P ’72, 229
rubra.
rubra var. levicostata (Leptothyra).
P 701, 398
rubra (Linaria). P ’61, 381
(Lupa). P 750, 24; ’71, 239
(Morus). P ’62, 11; 02, 653,
667
(Motacilla). P ’67, 220
(Muscicapa). j ee: 53
(Mycteroperea). 92, 260
(Myrmica). P "03, 219
(Nepa). P ’60, 231
(Ocypete). j ii, 82
(Odontota). P ’73, 81
(Passiflora). P ’89, 382
(Phenicothraupis). P ’67, 94
(Pipra). P ’64, 257
(Piranga). .P ’92,°110; 795,
492; 99, 308
P ’92, 122
89, 391
(Pseudotriton). P 56, 7
(Pyranga). P ’53, 383; 56,
292; ’63, 296; 75, 349; 83. 61
(Quercus). P 71, 155; “fT,
286; ’80, 129; ’81, 123; 701, 360;
710, 580
(Querula).
(Rallicula).
(Rallus). P ’94, 148
(Renieria). P 53, 366 .
(Salamandra). j i, 406; y, , 332;
vi, 35. P51, 207;
107
(Setofaga). P ’41, 140°
(Spelerpes).
104, 105, 107.
(Spergularia).
(Sturnella).
(Synthyris).
(Tanagra).
53, 400
(Tantilla).
(Terebratula).
(Tissa). P 1900, 665°
(Tritonia). P 7 79, 97
(Ungulina). P 79, 92
(Urocoptis). P 98, 275
rubre (Liopropoma). P 62, 15
rubrica (Amara).
55, 355
(Leptura).
P 767, 218
FE 94, 133, 148
J VI, 106
P 60, 302
P 66, 25
yy 98, 49
J VIII, 144
56, 73 69,
P ’69, 93, 96, 97, 4
j iv, 53, 174. eS 4
P 73, 183, 190 q
P 743, 297, 801;
j iii, 418. J. a 336
’
(Nomada). P 03, 561, 570, 614
rubricapilla gutturalis (Helmintho- -
P 704, 584
P '53, 312, 399
P 553, 401
phila).
(Vermivora ye
tubricapillus (Picus).
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
rae P 62, 271;
335
ieollum (Edwardsia). P ’55, 377
eollus (Cantharus).
(Allorchestes) se
ieens (Hybopsis).
230, 231, 241
ris (Melanerpes).
(Mordellistena).
(Mestobregma).
, 442
is (Chaleolepidius).
inne _
119
i (Procellaria).
= tein’ ( Cieindela) :
rubriventris. Continued.
(Emys). P ’54, 189
(Estrelda). P ’59, 138
(Fringilla). P ’59, 138
1169
(Salamandra). j i, 353, 406;
v, 332. J I, 286
(Thanasimus). P ’61, 351
(Tiliqua). P °56, 154 -
rubrivertex (Roeboides). P ’71,
265, 292; ’06, 457
rubrocincta (Cymenella). P ’09,
(Spheria). J II, 290
(Typhlolepta). P ’57, 21
rubrocinctum (Orthostomum). P
21
(Trypoxylon). P ’93, 472,
rubrocinetus (Hypochnus). J Il,
rubrolarvatus (Conurus). P 99,
rubrolineata sae at j
239
(Microrhopala). P 21S Se:
» 42
” (Odontota). J IV, 42
(Squilla). P ’93, 107
rubrolineatum (Graphosoma). P
222
rubromaculatus (Grammarus). P
rubronivens (Monopylephorus).
05, 382
rubronotata (Acmeodera). P
332
| rubropallens (Thelephora). J III,
221
rubropectus (Lytta). P ’08, 618
rubropunctatus (Bufo). P ’62, 358
(Crangon). P ’95, 180
(Ctenodon). P ’82, 276
(Sealarias). P ’99, 362
(Seartichthys). P ’99, 362
rubroradiata (Psammobia). P
55; °98, 61
(Sanguinolaria). P ’65, 55
rubrotineta (Cistella). P ’73, 194
rubroviolaceus (Scarus). J XII, 544 —
rubrovittatus (Eupagurus). des
238
(Pagurus). P ’58, 238
rubrum (Acer). P ’60, 145;
101; °73, 363; ’74, 218; °76, 328;
78, 122, 267; ’84, 81; 86, 61,
345; °89, 58; ’90, 275; 1900, 649,
667; ’01, 358; ’02, 647, 653, 667;
07, 454; ’09, 70; °10, 545-547, 567
(Ceramium). P ’52, 148;
412; ’57, 74
(Chenopodium). P 1900, 665;
09, 380
(Chorististium). P ’62, 15
(Empetrum). P ’63, 95
(Obrium). J IT, 22
1170 INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
rubrum. Continued.
(Phoradendron). P ’89, 407;
701, 559
(Viscum). J I, 185
Rubus. P 760, 200, 303; ’63, 61;
66,343; °70, 128; ’71, 296; ’72,
126; ’84, 14, 83; ’86, 344; ’89,
58; ’91, 434; °92, 371; 98, 26,
301; 1900, 483, 484, 645, 666; 702,
662, 667; ’04, 605; ’10, 564, 580
rubus (Cerithium). P 05, 292
(Clava). P ’01, 392; ’07,.365
(Raia). j iv, 108
ruconius (Chanda). P ’05, 500
(Leiognathus). P ’05, 500
rucuana (Siphonaria). P ’04, 36
(Tornetellina). P ’05, 718
Rudbeckia. j vii, 36, 77. P ’60,
303, 514; ’73, 300; ’76, 175; 702,
669°
rudbeckie (Phyllosticta). P ’95, 480
rude (Cerion). P ’96, 324
rudens (Melania). P 364, 36
ruderalis (Chama). P ’72, 119
ruderata pauper (Patula). P ’89,
200
rudis (Actinocrinus). P ’61, 181;
769, 159; 781, 323, 341
(Aleedo). P ’59, 34
(Amastra). P 88, 49
(Arcturus). P ’02, 703, 711
(Bulimus). P 60, 152
(Ceryle). P 759, 34
(Chametrachea). P ’72, 121
(Cyelocardia). P ’02, 711
(Dentalium). P ’97, 465, 474
(Eulota). P ’99, 528
(Galeruca). P ’65, 215
(Graphiocrinus). P ’79, 346;
86, 176
(Grapsus). P ’50, 24, 27; ’58,
102; ’79, 401; ’80, 193
(Helix). J VIII, 387
(Heterina). P ’08, 478, 489
(Laminella). P ’88, 49
(Lithodus). P ’56, 18
(Mabuia). P ’02, 178
(Myrmedonia). P ’66, 372
(Ophiothrix). P ’89, 178
(Pachycheles). P 58, 228
(Patula). J VIII, 387, 409
(Pecten). J VIII, 336, 346
(Pholas). P ’62, 196, 219
(Pinna). J VIII, 378
(Pitys). J VIII, 387
(Plicatula). P 7°48, 105; ’62,
582; ’82, 159
(Quadrula). P 1900, 82
(Seaphiocrinus). P ’69, 138,
189; °79, 346
(Spheria). P ’95, 31
(Strotocrinus). P ’69, 159
|
|
|
rudis. Continued.
(Teleiocrinus). P ’81, 323
(Unio). P ’53, 257
(Venericardia). P ’02, 711
Rudistea. J II, 130
Rudistes. P ’54, 171
rudolfe (Sphodromantis). P ’03, 708
ee P 03, 708;
701, 282
rudolphi (Distichodus). P ’06, 467
rudolphianum (Tristomum). P ’90,
282
(Unio). P ’59, 187, J ay,
66
Ruellia. P 758, 132; ’91, 272; 798,
391
rippelli (Eurocephalus). P 05, 774 —
Rippellia. P 758, 37 :
ruppelliana (Vitrina). P ’89, 279
rippellii (Allestes). P ’06, 444
(Chama). P ’72, 119
(Ctenodon). P ’82, 276
(Gastrochena). P ’61, 483
(Mabuia). P ’62, 185
(Petronason). P ’82, 274
(Rocellaria). P ’61, 483 iE
riitimeyeranus (Chriacus). P ’92, 323 —
(Paradoxodon). P es 323 sh,
rufa (Achatinellastrum). P ’88, 27 —
(Alauda). j a 181. J Il, 265
(Aleochara). P ’44, 31 wy
(Anaspis). j v, 244, P "54, |
220; 62, 45; ’66, Pig 4
(Aplodontia). P 708, 79
(Athene). P ’90, 130 -
(Calliphlox). P ’46, 111. J
32 q
7
(Cassis). P ’05, 292
(Certhia). P ’75, 347
(Clivina). P ’57, 81, 82
(Clupea). P ’92, 244
(Demiegretta). P ’64, 63
(Dendrocitta). P ’91, 441
(Donacia). j v, 288. P ‘51,
316 7
(Eletica). P ’08, 616 i
(Felis). vii, 331. P 54, 9}
(Fringillay j iv, 63. P 756,
292; °75, 35 _
(Formica). P ’76, 199, anes
77, 135; °82, 268; ’84, 57-65; ’87,
355; ’03, 215, 219° z
(Gyrophaena). P 44, $1
(Harpe). P ’97, 118
(Helix). P ’58, 200
(Hirundo). j iv, 257; viii, 155.
P 51, 215; 7°53, 401; "955, 208s ’
56, 288. J Il, 261 z
(Limosa). P ’58, 196
(Lycosa). P 1900, 538;
278, 288; 08, 214 By
(Melania). P ’64, 47; ’06, 167
_ Continued. >
(Partula). P
P 01, 497
s (Pendulinus).
FP
Arvicola).
i 6 me 01, 688, 731
oo). P ’60, 116
ta). P 59, 49
asas). P 51, 206
( eomida). P 46, 62
Nitidula). jv, 180
Otocoris). P 553, 382
: ina). P ’60, 18; 61, 2;
594
85, 212, 214
3786, 30, 35. J IX, 47
<, 788, 27
rdema). J I, 102
Pupinella). P ’01, 350;
a var. tanegashime (Pupinella).
(Thelephors). P 708, 165
phora). J II,
Tringa). jv, 93. P ’61, 180;
P 99, 173
P 59, 341
a). P 54, 85. J IV, 39
oe oprimaa). ’ ruffinii (Trochus). P ’48, 106; 62
61, 377, 381;
Ascomys). P 53, 161;
(Clivina). P 57, 81, 82
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 1171
| rufescens. Continued.
(Parus). j vii, 190; viii, 152.
P °47, 155; 793, 58, 65; 99, 15;
704, 585. J E & 36; 164
rufescens neglectus (Parus). Ps,
218
_ Tufescens rufescens (Parus). P 03,
13, 15
(Pelecanus). P 05, 762
% ow P ’80, 376-384;
(Polyporus). J Ill, 207, 214
(Potadoma). P ’65, 27
(Sanguinolaria). P ’98, 61
(Scineus). P ’08, 118
(Sylvietta). P 59, 39
(Tellina). P ’98, 62
(Thomomys). P ’52, 161; °55,
335; °75, 135
(‘Tringa). P 753, 426; ’61, 235
(Tryngites). P "61, 235; 66,
| 98; 68, 150
(Tupinambis). P ’98, 103, 106
(Valsa). P 77, 119
ruffini (Anomia). P ’43, 323; 48,
96; ’62, 582; ’82, 157; 91, 142
?
569; ’82, 171
(Zizyphinus). P 762, 569
ruffus (Lynx). P ’97, 32, 221, 312
ruffus baileyi (Lynx). P ’97, "32
ruffus fasciatus (Lynx). P 97, 32
ruffus floridanus (Lynx). P ’97, 32
ruffus peninsularis (Lynx). P 05,
680
ruffus texensis (Lynx). P ’97, 32
tufibasis (Leptura). P ’62, 40
(Limnophila). P ’59, 233, 239
ruficapa (Motacilla). P ’67, 219
ruficapila (Sylvia). P ’60, ‘192
ruficapilla (Helminthophaga). P 59,
189, 191; ’66, 70; '95, 464, 495;
96, 158
ruficapilla gutturalis (Helmintho-
phila). P ’93, 22, 54, 64
ruficapilla (Hydrocichla). P ’02, 684
(Motacilla). P ’60, 192, 376
(Sylvia). j iv, 197
(Sylvicola). P 753, 398
ruficapillus (Agelaius). P 66, 17
(Dolichonyx). P ’66, 17
(Enieurus). P "02, 684
(Hydroporus). P 755, 293
_ Tuficauda (Asturina). P 70, 142
(Erpicthys). P ’82, 278
(Galbula). P ’60, 134; 99, 305
(Hemophila). P 68, 430
(Rupornis). P ’90, 204
(Sphex). P ’97, 376 —
(Xenops). P ’60, 193
(Zenaida). P ’99, 302
1172
ruficaudis (Sesia).
ruficaudus (Accipiter).
99, 200
ruficeps scottii (Aimophila).
28
(Sphex). P
ruficeps (Ammodromus). P 752
J II, 266
P 94, 279
P 60, 538
(Dendrocinela). P
99, 311.
’(Calobata) .
(Ctenucha).
461, 462, 463
(Drymoica).
(Forficula).
(Gryllacris).
(Hydroporus).
(Leptura). P
P 59, 37
(Malurus).
(Mordellistena). P
(Neolobophora). P
(Peucea). P
(Pogonaspis).
(Pucea). P
121
ruficeps (Triplax).
(Tritoma).
(Veniliornis).
ruficineta (Arionta).
ba
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
J IV, 128, 129
j iii, 347
P 03,
, 184;
04, 449,
P 59, 37
P ’03, 310
P °05, 827
P '55, 293
62, 40
62, 50
03, 310
59, 192
P 94, 204
99, 31
ruficeps boncardi (Pucea). P
91,
P 54, 162
71, 72
P 99, 205
P 75, 155, 216
(Epiphragmophora). P ’98, 68,
70
,
(Helix). P
ruficollis (Agrilus).
91, 92, 332
(Asclera). P
J I, 96
(Bucco). P
(Bueeros). P
P 754, 37;
(Calathus).
J IV, 28
(Crex). P
(Cryobius). P
(Cyphon). P
(Feronia). P
(Glossiptila).
(Grammoptera).
(Helodes). P
05,
jy,
J IV, 28
(lynx). P
(Lampyris).
347; 753, 354
(Lebia).
(Leptura). j
348
60, 134;
73, 244; 75, 219
P °57, 9; 73,
54, 21; '66, 347.
99, 305
64, 257
59, 69.
94, 148
73, 317
66, 347
"73, 317
P 63, 296
i cade
53, 353
767
161. P %51,
ili, 421. P ’66,
(Mierastus). P ’75, 470-495
(Midas). P ’61, 464
(Molorehus). J I, 21
(Necydalis). j iii, 272
(Oberea). J II, 152
(CEdemera). j iii, 271. P ’54,
21
(Orsadachna). P ’73, 22
(Pedilus). P
274. JI, 83
44, 46; 55,
rufidulum (Nephrodium).
ruficollis. Continued.
(Philoteenus).
(Platydema,.
(Plecia). P ’95, 319
(Saperda). J II, 152
(Sparvius)" P ’75, 470, 473.
476, 493
(Tringa). j v, 93
ruficomus (Cyperus). P ’62, 9, 167
ruficorne (Agathidium). P 53, 286
(Cryptorhopalum). P 54, 111
(Platydema). J IV, 38
ruficornis (Agonum). P a73 323
(Cryptus). P ’94, 187
(Cyrtacanthacris). P ’01, 376
(Diaperis). P 46,62. J IV, 38
(Eucera). P ’96, 555
(Eucnemis). P 752, 46
(Gorytes). P ’95, 527
(Gryllus). P ’01, 376
(Melasis). j iii, 166. P 752,
46 a
(Mycetocharus). P 746, 59;
P 703, 570, 614
54, 219
(Nomada).
(Philonthus). P ’44, 38
P 54, 53
P ’98, 447
( Platynus).
(Polistes). a
(Ptilinus). j iii, 186. P Stam
3
(Seolia). P ’96, 549
(Tharops). P ’52, 46 :
ruficoxalis (Pompilus). P ’97, 255,
260 rs
ruficoxus (Mesostenus). P ‘94, 188 a
ruficrissa (Helix). P 782, 235 aa
ruficrus (Geobenus). P "68, 382
(Trechus). P ’73, 325
rufida (Nitidula). P 44, 106
rufidens (Polybia). P ’98, 450
rufidorsa (Ceyx). P ’02, 675 4
rufidorsalis (Arremon). P 65, 17¢
99, 36: Bi
rufidorsum (Arvicola). P
J IV, 28
J I, 102
rufifrons (Anthocomus).
(Dryops). P ’54, 22
(Malachius). P ’52, 165
(Rhipidura). P 89). 150 a
rufigaster (Bananivorus). P ’67, 50
(Corvus). P ’67, 217 ES
(Pendulinus). P "67, 55 B
rufigena (Caprimulgus). P ’99, 57 —
rufigenis (Euryzona). P ‘94,142 —
(Porzana). P 794, 142 oa
rufigenus (Caprimulgus). P ’99, 57
rufigula (Dendroica). P ‘99, 28
(Myiagra). P ’89, 153.
rufigularis (Dromoeoeeyx). is
233
(Faleo). P ’70,
140 a.
(Hypotriorchis). es 55, 278-4
pris (Chleni P56, 25, 27
Iv, 29-
“(@iala). P 97, 362
(Eatoniella). P °97, 480
(Tatea). P ’97, 362
us (Tarsiger). P ’89, 149
1eatum (Etheostoma). P ’06,
satus (Pecilichthys). P 06,
a (Mitra). P ’04, 13
ulus (Ancistrocerus). P ’02,
__ (Odynerus). P ’02, 50, 68
nanus (Curbonotus). P 755, 356
Cyrtonotus). P 73, 323
Harpalus). P ’65, 101, 103
irus). P 55, 347
(Midas). P ’61, 464
Myecetes). P ’62, 518
“ ). P 64, 244; ’70, 131
nlorenas). P ’60, 194
Columba). P 60, 194;
P ’59, 192
goa porte) id
).P. 61, 335
(Dythemis). P 08, 466
. (Picolaptes). P
(Carpophaga). P
42
(Peromyscus). P 03, :
404
fiola (Lachnosterna). J III,
(Microrhagus). P ’66, 387
abrus). P °51, 344
lephorus). P ’45, 304
Monotoma). P ’58, 64
P 73, 336
| nus). P
Columbigallina). P :
eal P 58, 71; 766, 356.
» P 99, 337
lopteryx). P 06, 20;, 115
mus). P ’73, 336
; seelis). P 66, 351, 356
nipicera). P °53, 362
om). P54; 50: J IV,
: ius). P °56, 25, 27
— j iii, 269
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
63,
55, 293
56, 263,
. rufirostris (Oriolus). P
1173
rufipes. Continued.
~ (Corynetis).
(Crategus).
710, 209, 213
(Crepidodera). P ’73, 71
(Chrysomela). P 56, 35
eS (Dirhagus). P ’44, 150; 52,
(Elophorus). P ’44, 100
(Eulabis). P ’59, 78
(Gonioctena). P 773, 52
(Gorytes). P 95, 530
(Gryllus). P ’04, 539; 707, 192
(Hydnocera). P ’73, 334
(Hydrochus). P ’44, 100; ’55,
360
(Latridius). P °44, 111
(Lemur). P ’02, 252
(Limneria). P 04, 188
(Luperus). P 65, 208,
P 778, 314
P 05, 607, 609;
209;
+
(Mazareddia). P ’04, 663
(Mesoleptus). P 94, 189
(Necrobia). P 59, 76
(Odontomyia). P ’82, 74
(Olibrus). P 756, 16
(Phytodecta). P ’56, 35
(Rhagium). j v, 280
(Stenomorphus). P
J IV, 29
(Tenebrio). j v, 203
(Tetragonopterus). P 703, 523
(Theridium). P ’09, 203
(Tritoma). j v, 300
(Zethus). P ’99, 411, 433
rufipilea (Alauda). P ’67, 218
rufipileus (Kieneria). P 66, 89
rufipinnis (Exocetus). P ’83, 283
rufirostra (Ramphomyia). j vi, 159
67, 68
rufiscapus (Cryobius). P ’73, 317
(Omaseus). P ’73, 317
rufitarsis (Mylabris). P ’08, 612
rufitarsus (Priocnemis). P ’97, 268
(Salius). P ’97, 268, 277
rufithorax (Bibio). P ’95, 319
(Leptis). j iii, 36
(Pedilus). P 55, 273. J I, 84
(Plecia). P 94, 271
rufitorques (Accipiter). P 99, 45
Anas). j iii, 381, 385. P
56, 297
(Aster). P
(Fuligula).
317, 428
rufiventer (Halcyon). P ’64, 243
(Parisoma). P ’67, 219
(Tachyphonus). P
rufiventre (Sceliphron).
(Trigonopsis). P
rufiventris (Astata). P , 544
(Cicindela). P 66, 362 ‘
58, 59.
99, 45 -
j viii, 157. P 55,
1174 INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
rufiventris. Continued.
(Dyschirius). P 57, 77, 79
(Euphonia). P ’99, 48
(Haleyon). P ’62, 318
(Lycosa). P ’92, 65; ’08, 164,
281
(Mordellistina). P ’64, 105
(Muscicapa). P ’64, 255
(Muscipeta). P ’59, 49
(GEnanthe). P ’67, 220
(Platydema). J I, 101; IV, 38 |
(Rhipidura). P ’89, 151 |
(Sigmodus). P ’59, 53
(Tabanus). P ’94, 273
(Tersiphone). P ’89, 153 cs
rufivirgata (Embernagra). P ’66, 88; —
68, 150; ’92, 109
rufivirgata verticalis (Embernagra). |
P ’90, 209 |
rufizonata (Nanina). P ’73, 246; |
74, 48, 57
rufoaxillaris (Molothrus). P 66, 23; |
99, 34
rufobasilaris (Odynerus). P ’02, 736
rufobrachiatus (Sciurus). P ’57, 11
rufocanus (Arvicola). P ’98, 359
(Evotomys). P 798, 358-367,
69
rufocinecta (Helix). P ’89, 193, 202
(Ptychoptera). P ’59, 252
rufocinctus (Gorytes). P ’95, 517, 524
(Passer). P ’05, 777
rufocinerea (Dacnis). P ’64, 272
rufofasciatus (Tachytes). P ’93,:503,
504
rufofuscus (Unio). P ’65, 76. J
VI, 282
rufogularis (Drymoica). P ’59, 38
(Euprinodes). P 759, 38
rufolineatus (Maransis). P ’04, 83
tufoluteus (Gorytes). P 795, 537;
97, 141
rufomaculata (Eumenes). P _ ’99,
457, 461
rufomaculatus (Gorytes). P ’95, 520,
538
rufomarginata bohemani (Cicindela).
P 708, 509
rufomarginata distanti (Cicindela).
P 708, 509
rufomarginata poggei (Cicindela). P
708, 509
rufomarginata richteri (Cicindela).
P 708, 509
rufomarginata (Ophryodera). P ’08,
506, 509
rufomarginata bohemani (Ophryo-
dera). + ’08, 509
rufomarginata distanti (Ophryodera).
P 708, 509
rufomarginatus (Myiarchus). ey
74
rufoolivacea (Dendrocincla). P 704,
447, 453, 454
rufoolivaceus (Ptilochloris). P ’60,
191
rufopileata (Cisticola). P ’05, 771
rufopuncta (Trapezia). P ’80, 186
rufopunctata (Chilopoma). P ’01, 31°
(Eutenia). P ’01, 19, 31
(Ocypoda). P ’80, 186
(Tropidonotus). P ’01, 31
rufopunctatus (Crangon). P ’93, 125
(Pilumnus). P ’58, 36
(Stypocemus). P ’08, 120
rufosanguinea (Adimonia). P ’65,
216
(Galeruca). j v, 298. P 765,
214, 216
rufoscutellatus (Gerris). P ’60, 231
rufosignatum (Trypoxylon). P 97,
383
rufosuffusus (Odynerus). P ’02, 62,
69
rufotinctus (Mesostenus). P ’94, 188
rufovelatus (Euplectus). P ’56, 319 —
rufoviridis (Cercopithecus). P 796,
546
rufozonalis (Trypoxylon). P 793,
472, 475
rufozonata (Pachystyla). P ’88, 290 —
tufula (Argya). P ’05, 769
?
(Coronella). P ’68, 132. J
VIII, 138
(Corticaria). P 55, 303
(Leptura). J I, 338
(Mamestra). P ’75, 62, 425
(Melania). P ’64, 46
(Pachyta). J I, 338
(Prosthesima). P ’92, 17
rufulum (Elaphidion). J II, 13
(Hysterium). J II, 292
(Seaphiosoma). P ’60, 323
rufulus (Anthicus). P 52, 100
rufulus cinnamomeus (Anthus).
05, 776
yufulus malayensis (Anthus). —
668
rufulus (Mesoleptus). P 94, 189
rufum (Aulocara). P 07, 35, 72;
708, 366, 383; ’09, 115, 146
99, 308
(Epidendrum). P ’89, 355
(Pyrachmon). P ’94, 188
156
rufus (Anthus). P ’65, 106
II, 120
(Catagenus). P 754, 73
(Caprimulgus). j iv, 261.
II, 119, 120
(Conirostrum). P 64, phe 7
(Toxostoma). P 08, 133, 137, :
(Antrostomus). P 51, 183. ia
(Bodianno). ji, 394. P ’60, 116
P
4
’
ee ea
chus). P ’07, 421
. P ’94, 190
P 54, 73
P °02, 178
). P 44, 28
Galeopithecus). P ’02, 135
Harpe). P 63, 222; 65, 105
| rhynchus). P 75, 348;
60; 91, 437; ’95, 498; 96,
. P 04, 225
Labrax). P ’60, 109, 116
Labrus). P ’97, 118
Lacophilus). P ’44, 28
ius). P 64, 238; "67, 217
yneus). P-'79, 173
ynx). P 67, 134; ’71, 12;
, 218, 393; "95, 448; °96, 201,
; 708, 102. J XI, 250, 251
“(Melantho). P °72, 102, 115
(Merulius). J III, 215
(Mimus). P ’53, 309, 398
P 92, 73; 1900,
P 92, 64;
, 537
Polyporus). J III, 211
IS americanus (Rallus). P-. 775;
ws (Bhipiphorus). P °54, 225.
IV, 38
horus). P °59, 190; 62,
66, 57; ’93, 44; ’98, 211;
682. J I, 269
Tabanus). P °95, 322
Taphizous). P 55, 432
(Trochilus). j vii, 193; viii,
j iv, 33. P 56,
8
P 7;171. J Iv,
1 Pr 01, 392 ; 407, 365
(Homomya). J VII, "333
oes LLL. 333
‘Pleurotoma). P #99, 173
(Sureula). P ’62, 285, 561
Volutilithes). J IV, 292
‘ina (Delthyris). j viii, 261
lus (Leptothorax). P ’03, 241,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
P ’90, 30; 02, |
1175
rugatum (Chlorostoma). P ’04, 33
* rugatum ‘sublevis (Chlorostoma). P
04, 33
rugatum (Mastodon). J VII, 395
rugatus (Fusus). P ’96, 478
(Lepidopleurus). P ’98, 287
(Pteraster). P ’88, 423
(Volutilithes). P 06, 57-74
rugeli (Brachypodella). P “98, 278
(Helix). P 57, 189; 58, 204 ;
73, 241; ’75, 208, 389, 204
(Omphalina). P 796, 489;
1900, 113, 115; 702, 416, 418-420,
(Polygyra). P 96, 490; 1900,
, 423
P 798, 269
(Triodoped). ¥ 75, 154, 206
(Zonites). P ’89, 197
rugensis (Metabolus). P 789, 148
rugicauda (Cirolana). P 91, 187
rugiceps (Anchomenus). P 5A, 59
Ligyrus). P ’56, 21; ’66, 382
eit Sorat “ 68, 305
Trigonophrys). P 156, 298.
J III, 367
Tugicollis (Agonoderus). P ’59, 83,
287; ’68, 374
(Aneylocera). J IV, 19, 103
(Cryptocephalus). P ’49, 171.
J I, 258
(Gnomon). J ITI, 19, 103
(Metriotes). P ’04, 105
(Omaseus). P ’43, 297, 300.
J Il, 246
(Pterostichus). P ’73, 306
(Rhopalophorus). P ’58, 83.
J IV, 41
rugiella (Valsa). P ’77, 113
rugifer (Cochlicellus). P ’96, 443
rugifera (Lucina). P. ’72, 87
(Mabuia). P ’02, 177
(Pythina). P °65, 57; 772, 233
(Umbilicaria). P 93. 216
rugiferus (Bulimulus). P "196, 397,
443; 1900, 92
(Bulimus). P ’96, 443
(Nesiotus). P ’96, 443
(Nesiotes). P ’96, 443
(Omphalostyla). P 796, 443
rugifrons (Cicindela). P 66, 363
(Donacia). P ’57, 316
Rugilus. P 44, 40
ruginasus (Ligyrus). P ’56, 20. J
IV, 33
ruginodis (Myrmica). P ’81, 62
rugipennis (Meloe). P 53, 328
rugispora (Hymenochaete).’ P ’90,
219
rugosa (Acrosoma). P ’81, 431; ’82,
255; ’88, 175; 92, 50; 1900, 535;
04, 128
1176
rugosa. Continued.
(Agenia). P ’97, 237, 241
(Alasmodonta). P
96, 506. J V, 446
(Allocosa). P ’08, 163, 285
(Alnus). P ’10, 561
(Ancistromma). P ’93, 489,
496
(Ancylonycha). P °44, 140. J
III, 252
(Anodonta). P ’53, 263
(Bulimella). P ’88, 31
(Calyptrea). P 746, 21; 748,
97
(Cenobita). P 58, 23% 245
(Chetopleura). P ’94, 70
(Complanaria). P 753, 261
(Corbula). -P °79, 221;
364; ’84, 104; ’90, 401
(Cruziana). J VIII, 305
(Cyelas). P ’60, 298
(Dispotea). P ’48, 99
(Distylia). P ’04, 499;
289
54, 103, 189; °56,
; (Emys). P
87, 394
88, 79.
237; °65, 187;
(Epeira). P
(Galathea). P ’58, 238
(Galaxaura). P ’05, 695
(Glauconome). P ’61, 27
259
64, 33;
80,
09,
(Glycera). P 709,
(Goniobasis). P
499
(Kellia).
(Lachnosterna).
III, 252
(Latonia).
(Loxonema).
96
bf
P 72, 231
J VI, 75, 76
P ’60, 465;
259
(Lycosa). P ’04, 277, 286
(Manisuris). P ’08, 458
(Margaritana). P ’60, 17, 156;
91
’
53, 261;
73, 330. J |
72,102; °96, 505. J IV, 44, 48;
V, 446
(Melania). P Sings 33 ‘
(Mesostoma). P ’79, 215, 224;
84, 104
(Munida). P 758, 238
(Natica). P ’10, 488
(Poreellana). P 758, 227
(Psammobia). P ’98, 61
(Psammocola). P ’98, 61
(Pseudemys). P ’75, 255
(Rana). P ’60, 494, 499. J
VI, 76
(Rosa). P ’99, 90
(Saxicava). j vi, 120; vii, 124.
P 48, 105; ’56, 90; ’62, 571; ’63, |
141; °66, 237; ’80, 22, 25; ’82, |
159, 160, 165, 186
(Seraptia). P ’54, 220. J I,
0
|
|
‘rugosum (Busycon).
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
rugosa. Continued.
(Sepia). j ii, 101
(Sertularella). P ’76, 210, 224
(Solidago). P 710, 546, 575
(Stephanopis). -P ’03, 341
(Testudo). j iv, 209; vi,
(Thelephora). J III, 220
(Thelphusa). P ’80, 37
_(Trachemys). P 65, 187
(Venus). P 771, 130. J Viti,
372
(Vitis). P 53, 270
rugosiceps (Chrysobothris).
147; 757, 8; °73, 332
(Zethus). P ’99, 4214, 434
rugosicollis (Conocephaloides). P ’07,
391
(Conocephalus). P
rugosidens (Mastodon).
rugosipennis (Trogosita).
rugosiusculus (Bellerophon).
425
rugososuleatus (Unio). P 766, 338.
J VI, 266
rugosplicata (Ricinula). P ’91, 58
(Sistrum). P ’91, 58
rugostoma (Rimella). P ’99, 79
rugosula (Chrysobothris). P 757, 9
(Vertigo). P ’90, 34; 1900,
28
P 44,
07, 391
P ’90, 184
P '62, 87
P 62,
608; ’06, 534, 557 a
rugosula ovalis (Vertigo). P 1900,
608
rugosula ovalum (Vertigo). P 1900,
608
rugosulus (Podabrus). P 751, 844
P ’54, 31;
561
(Chondrioderma).
(Engystoma). P
252
(Fulgur).
(Pleurotoma).
(Rapistrum).: P
(Spherium). P
P 93, 369
54, 88;
P 53, 317;
P '48, 105
77, 106
60, 298;
(Stromatocerium). P ’66, 118
rugosus (Apotettix).
285
(Balanus). P ’48;
(Bunocephalus). P 703, 498 —
(Ceraticelus).
(Chetetes). P ’66, 114
(Cis). P 754, 218
(Conocephalus). P ’04, 543
(Criotettix). P hie 662
(Crotalocrinites). P ’86, 70
(Crotalocrinus).
85, 286; ’86, 73;
’(Cyathocrinus). P
86, 70, 71, 73; 788, 364, 386
(Euomphalus).
241; 91, 256
88, 431
r
’88, 70, 375, 389
Ue Oa ae
62,
56, =
"62, 561
"70M
P 05, 343 OT,
P 05, 303, 822
68, 325;
79, 310;
'P 70, 47; 788,
Tm Cee, ee ee
Continued.
octus). P '59, 127. J
). P 43, 807; 48,
(100; °53, 317
(Gorytes). P ’95, 530
(Hippiseus). P ’04, 777
(706, 376; 710, 592, Sear, 630°
_ ‘Hydrochus).+'P ’55, 359
_ (Lambrus). P * 57, 220
_ (Lithobius). P ’02, 42
(Megistocrinus). P ’81, 312;
334
(Metapachylus). P ’09, 230
Myliobates). P ’55, 395. J
III, 236
_ (Nothopsis). P 71, 201
(Oreophorus). P ’58, 161
Pachylomerus). P ’09, 195
Se cttenoteliva). P ’07, 493
Petrolisthes). P ’58, 227
139,
P ’81, 248; 86,
1865
tichthys). P 54,
59; 764, 197
_ (Platyerinus).
_ (Poteriocrinus). P ’79, 344
_ (Storthingocrinus). P ’81, 248
Triphyllus). P ’54, 218
(Unio). P °53, 252, 266
losa (Amastra). P ’88, 49
(Chrysobothris). P ’73, 332
P °61, 481
3 ia). J VIII, 329
(Trachelomonas). P 05, 668-
(Vilerna). P ’07, 186
osum (Sclerotium). J III, 214
us (Aphodius). J I, 104
Bulimulus). P ’96, 397, 431
osus var. infuscata (Bulimulus).
796, 432.
$ var. -planospira (Bulimulus).
432
(Bulinus).
Grapsus). P
_ (Helops). P 59, 77
__ (Leptograpsus). P
199, 200 E
(Marsupiocrinus). P ’81, 239
(Nesiotus). P ’96, 432, 435
(Omphalostyla). P 96, 431
_ (Onithochiton). P 94, 70, 88
P 96, 431
79, 400; ’80,
79, 400;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
77
rugulosus. Continued.
i (Ozius). P 58, 34
(Pterostichus). P ’73, 317
(Rhynchocinetes). P ’60, 36
(Steropus). P ’73, 317
ruida (Kaliella). P ’01, 404
ruidose (Onychomys). P ’03, 22
ruidosensis (Bifidaria). P 1900, 607
(Nomada). P ’03, 594
Ruma. J VIII, 315
Rumex. j i, 26, 27; vii, 49. P ’60,
200; ’63, 75; 70, 71; "77, 108;
84, 90; "1900, 664; 02, 649, 661,
667; ’08, 458. J III, 196
rumichace (Cyclopea). J VIII, 325
Rumina. P ’89, 194, 207; ’91, 318;
95, 237; °99, 367-372; °10, 665-668
Rumphia. P ’63, 359
rumphianus (Unio). P
IV, 66
rumphii (Dromia). P ’58, 226, 240
(Rotula). P ’63, 360
runcinata (Chromodoris).
(Crepis). P ’63, 69
runcinata fusiformis (Salpa).
301
runcinata (Stephanomeria). P ’63,
9
53 957. J
P 79, 109
P ’87, -
Runeinia. P ’92, 59; 1900, 537; 704,
132; ’09, 215
Rupellaria. P ’61, 471; 01, 205
Rupellia. P ’82, 279
rupertianus (Acipenser). P ’89, 252,
255
(Elephas). J VII, 395
rupestre (Bembidium). P ’57, 5
rupestris. (Ambloplites). .P ’60, 20;
61, 95; °65, 84; °77, 44; 785, 410;
06, 513. J VI, 216, 217, 240, 24=
Be ign Pier eae (Ambloplites). P
?
rupestris (Anthus). j iv, 183
(Bodianus). P 760, 20; ’06,
513. J VI, 217
(Bradyeellus). P ’66, 347; 68,
381; °73, 325. J V, 29
(Carabus). P ’57, 5
(Centropomus). P 1900, 527;
°706, 510; ’07, 150
(Chordeiles). P 751, 186
(Ctenolabrus). P ’92, 271
(Cynedus). P ’82, 274
(Draba). P ’63, 94; ’93, 209.
J III, 182, 187 ;
(Dules). P ’06, 512
(Fistulana). P ’61, 479
(Fulgoraria). P ’76, 289
(Gadus). P ’63, 234
(Geobenus). P ’68, 382
(Gobiesox). P ’62, "241
(Kuhlia). P 1900, 527; 07,
264
1178
rupestris. Continued.
(Lagopus). P ’61, 227; ’71,
97; ’93, 38; 798, 139, 140; 1900, 27
rupestris ’reinhardti (Lagopus). P
92, 150; ’95, 503, 505
rupestris (Petrocincla). Sf
(Rhachicallis). P
(Trechus). P
9
62, 315
89, 386
68, 382. J IV,
(Vitis). P ’70, 136
Rupicapra. ji, 11
Rupicola. P ’99, 306
rupicola (Bifidaria). P
1900, 595, 607;
665, 668
(Helix). P ’74, 52
(Lithotis). P ’74, 54
99, 403;
04, 407-413; 710,
(Marptusa). P 92, 79
(Peryphus). P ’57, 5
(Pipra). P ’66, 38
(Porcellana). P ’58, 227
(Pupa). j ii, 168. P 58,
208; ‘59, 188; °74, 52; ’75, 154,
188; ’89, 207, 266; ’90, 34; 1900,
594
(Sesarma). P .’58, 106; ’80,
217
(Theridium). P ’92, 30
(Turtur). P ’62, 320
(Velutina). j vi, 266
rupicolus (Petrolisthes). P ’58, 227
rupinsulensis (Acroneuria). P 762,
3638, 401
(Herpetogomphus). P ’62, 388,
397, 401
(Heterina). P ’62, 8838, 401
Rupiscartes. P ’82, 278
Rupisuga. P ’82, 284
Rupornis. P 75, 89; 790, 204; ’99,
304; ’09, 357
Ruppia. P 1900, 638, 658, 661; 702,
650, 660; ’09, 398
ruralis (Barbula). P ’63, 95
rurea (Pamphila).
rurestris (Lycosa).
P 62, 54, 58
P ’03, 129, 132
(Mieryphantes). P ’03, 130
ruricola (Aphodius). J I, 105
(Callidium). J II, 104
(Cancer). P 79, 400; 780, 190
(Clytus). J II, 27, 104
(Crategus). P 10, 190, 206
(Geearcinus). P ’50, 24
(Goniopsis). P’79, 400; ’80, 190
(Lycosa). P 1900, 538; ’04,
134; ’08, 164, 245
rurutuensis (Patula).
Rusa. P ’68, 247, 268;
132
rusbyi (Bigelovia). P ’96, 36
(Carduus). P ’92, 361
(Parmula). P ’87, 256, 259
(Touterea). P ’04, 109
P ’79, 18
"75, 41; 702,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
ruscarius (Elaphrus). P 748, 296
ruschenbergeri (Delphinapterus). P
68, 189; ’69, 9. J VII, 435
(Nanina). P "96, 186
BP i ye Bs dn P 69, 7... FI Wai;
93, 431. J
” (abihbuotiny: P
VIII, 129
ruschenbergiana (Mandarina). P ’02,
25
rusconi (Euproctus). P 56, 11; 59,
127. J III, 356, baa
rusei (Gemmaria). P ’89, 124, 125
rushensis (Orthoceras). P ’88, 242
rushie (Dicacum). P ’99, 39
(Diceum). P 755, 325
(Pholidornis). P ’99, 39
rushii (Ancylus). P ’97, 298
(Bulimulus). P ’97, 18
(Chilina). P ’96, 561
(Thracia). P ’97, 292
Se ee P ’99, 147, 160,
(Urosalpinx).
rusicola (Aphodius).
(Scarabeus). P 744, 136
russata (Lebia). J IV, 28 %
russatella (Incurvaria).
russatus (Ichneumon).
russelii (Zebrasoma).
russelli (Upeneus). P
Russellia. P ’58, 132; ’89, 397
russellii (Dasyatis). J XII, 499
(Leiurus). P ’82, 282
(Lutianus). J XII, 525
(Pseudorhombus). P ’97, 88
(Simotes). P ’60, 244, 245
rustica (Amastra).. P ’88, 49
(Anas). FP ’75, 356 ;
(Area). P ’62, 580; ’81, 453;
782, 154
(Bdelloura).
» 24
(Coeytius).
(Cyprina).
(Fusus).
(Helicina).
rustica gutturalis (Hirundo).
P '97, 297
P ’44, 186
P '51, 248, 289;
57
J IV, 163 4
P 61, 32; ’80, 33
P 62, 560
J IX, 102, 110
P 02,
681
rustica (Isocardia). j vi, 212, 213, —
216. P ’48, 100; ’62, 576; ’80,33
(Macrosila). J IV, 160, 163 a
(Neptunea). P 762, 560
(Nicotiana). P 59, 97
(Partula). P 85, 211. J 1% :
77, 109 e
rustica hudsonica (Pica). P ’08, 91 —
rustica (Scapharea). P ’62, 580;
81, 453
(Sphinx). J IV, 163
(Venus). j vi, 119, 216.
61, 32
rusticana (Succinea}). P 58, 197;
5 ;-?89, 209
tusticans (Fusus). P ’82, 172
(Neptunea). P ’82, 172
=a (Poteriocrinus). P
(Seaphiocrinus). P ’79, 336
cola. jv, 76. P 53, 427
la (Faleo). P ’95, 505
_ (Seolopax). jv, 76
tusticolus gyrfaleo (Falco).
150; 1900, 28
ticorum (Buprestis). P 57, 8
(Callidium). a II, 106
sy J Ii,
(Elaphidion). J T
ieus (Actinocrinites). P ’69, 154
(Aetinoerinus). P ’81, 319
ay). P ’43, 297.
- ;
eho: P 752, 88
Cerasphorus). J If, 12, 177
(Dendrocrinus). P ’79, 300
(Diplonychus). P ’60, 231
(Fusus). P 748, 100
(Glossus). P 54, 29
-(Goniacodon). P ’92, 302
(Harpalus). J IV, 29
(Liopus). J Il, 173
(Merycocherus). P ’70, 109
_ (Mioelenus). P ’92, 302
‘(Cdothorax). P 05, 313
een J II, 12; IV, 40
a Tmeticus). P ’92, 39; 705,
(Triisodon). P ’92, 302
ee. P 48, 106; ’82, 171
Unio). P 56, 98. J III,
296
aceae. P ’58, 126; ’61, 450
la. J III, 235
lide. J.III, 225
ersvillensis (Unio). B
J IV, 356 ;
thenus Seiens) P ’89, 247
Ihiana (Crategus). P ’05, 584,
591
P 62, 316; '75, 352;
79,
P ’92,
14, 103.
59, 155.
83,
(Muscicapa).
(Betophaga). P
Se 56, 289; 63,
61; 90, "211;
55,
* 156;
65; °95, 498;
709, 365
‘ifolia (Acacia). P- 50, 81
(Centaurea). P ’83, 193
(Achatinella). P 88, 31
(Anaptogonig). J XI, 201-203
(Bulimella). P ’88, 30
ogame iy 47, 159; 751,
j iv, 171
53, 309; 754,
293; °75, 352;
792, 152; 793,
96, 163; 08,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
1179
rutila. Continued.
(Eulima). P ’99, 257
(Felis). P ’79, 172
(Moniana). P ’56, 201; ’10,
279
(Opuntia). P ’63, 61
rutilans (Arhopalus). J II, 18
(Bryum). P ’63, 95
(Polyporus). J III, 210
(Pompilus). P ’97, 258, 259
(Thyrsacanthus). P 58, 132
(Unio). P 56, 262. J IV,
46, 59, 63
Rutile. P ’92, 181-200; ’97, 437
rutilogriseus (Faleo). P ’67, 214
rutiloides (Curimatus). P ’71, 258;
06, 305
rutiloniger (Faleo). P ’67, 214
Rutilus. P ’56, 176, 195, 203,
213; °77, 90
rutilus (Arvicola). P ’82, 326
(Astyanax). P ’06, 435
(Cuculus). P ’08, 496
(Cyprinus). P -’56, 195
(Evotomys). P ’74, 187;
326; ’98, 358-367
(Lanius). P ’64,
(Lygophis). P
348; 63, 101
(Mus). P
362
(Piaya). P ’08, 492, 496
(Priocnemis). P ’97, 267
(Salius). P ’97, 267, 277
(Tetragonopterus). P ’06, 435
(Xerus). P ’96, 523 :
Rutiodon. P ’59, 162
rutulus (Papilio). P 710, 297
Rutydocaryum. P ’61, 462
Ruvettus. P ’62, 125, 126, 238;
341
Ryacophilus. P ’05, 759
ryckholtii (Cyclas). P ’60, 298
(Spherium). P ’60, 298
ryderi (Heteromeyenia). ’p 82, 13;
784, 216; ’87, 226, 237, 242
ryderi var. baleni (Heteromeyenia).
P ’87, 241, 247
ryderi_ var. ” pictovensis (Heterome-
yenia). P ’87, 244, 268
ryderi var. walshii (Heteromeyenia).
P ’87, 246
ryderi (Ocypoda). P ’80, 188
rylliense (Pisidium). P ’60, 298
(Spherium). P ’60, 298
rylliensis (Cyclas). P 60, 298
Rynchenus. j iii, 311
Rynchonella. J IV, 308
Rynchopide. P ’95, 466
Rynechops. P ’95, 466
Rynchospora. P ’07, 455, 458;
458
211,
82,
238
62, 76, 80,
74, 186; °98, 358,
98,
08,
1180
Ryphus. j iii, 27
Rypobius. P 752, 141, 142
Rypticus. P 97, 106; ’07, 268
sabeus (Cercopithecus). P ’48, 4.
J X, 297
Sabal. P ’98, 358; ’04, 613; ’05,
697-704; ’07, 280; ’09, 489
sabalicola (Venturia). P ’90, 233
sabalidis (Blitrydium). P ’93, 150
Sabbatia. P 60, 512; °62, 7, 166;
89, 393; 1900, 483, 549, 643, 653,
654, 669; °02, 663; ’04, 604; 07,
455, 457; ’09, 392, 396; °10, 546,
571
sabdariffa (Hibiscus). P ’89, 367;
01, 560
sabeana (Acacia). P ’61, 458; ’62,
163 :
(Physalis). P ’62, 6, 166
(Sida). P ’61, 449; ’62, 161
(Sporobalus). P ’62, 90, 333
(Vilfa). P 62, 90, 333
sabeanum (Cryptocarpum). P ’62, 6,
4
166
(Eupatorium). P ’61, 456;
62, 164
(Solanum). P ’62, 6, 166
Sabella. P ’78, 300; ’04, 157; 705, |
555; ’08, 358; ’09, 268, 288.
III, 145
Sabellaria. P ’78, 300; ’06, 248; |
08, 358; ’09, 293
Sabellide. P ’03, 402;
358; ’09, 288
sabicu (Lysiloma). P ’89, 375
sabina (Dasyatis). P ’10, 474
sabina var. procumbens (Juniperus).
P ’98, 46, 314
sabina (Orthetrum). P ’99,.228, 238
(Trygon). j iv, 109
sabine (Gymnosporangium).
463
sabine (Juniperus).
Sabinea. P ’52, 16;
412;
01, 164
sabinei (Acanthylis). P ’59, 33
(Chetura). P ’59, 33
(Chaunonotus). P 757, 33, 54
(Dryoscopus). P ’99, 49
(Glyptonotus). P ’01, 168
(Thamnophilus). P ’59, 54
sabineus (Pteromys). j viii, 74
sabini (Bonasa). P ’64, 23
(Gavia). P ’62, 311
(Larus). P ’62, 311
(Paracyclas). P ’76,
(Thamnophilus). P
(Xema). P ’62, 311
sabinii (Glaucopteryx). P ’92, 159
60, 26;
04, 157; 708,
P 02,
P 702, 463, 498
79, |
93, 127; 95, 174, 187, 193; |
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
sabinii. Continued.
(Ranunculus).
185
(Xema). P ’98, 132; 1900, 121.
J IX, 399, 400
J III, 181, 182,
sabota (Mirafra). P ’99, 57
Sabrina. P 757, 181
sabrinus var. alpinus (Pteromys). P
97, 319
sabrinus (Sciuropterus). P ’97, 206,
314
sabulicola (Cyclas). P ’60, 297, 298
sabulosa (Ameba). P ’74, 87
(Bathyphantes). P ’92, 45
(Cynthia). P 755, 887
(Eremiophila). P ’03, 701
(Hypoconcha). P 58, 226
(Linyphia). P ’92, 45
(Macoma). P ’61, 97;
(Tellina). P ’63, 141
sabulosus (Trox). P 754, 212
Saccarius. P ’63, 90
saccas (Ommatius).
saceata (Dielytra). J III, 80
(Eburnella). P ’88, 37
(Leda). P ’63, 16
(Leptachatina). P ’88; 17 ’
(Solomia). P ’93, 216
saccatus (Drassus). P ’92, 19; ’09,
560
(Mus).
63, 141
P '94, 274
P ’52, 159; °75, 131
sacchari (Aleyrodes). P ’02, 281
(Dactylopius). P ’99, 265, 266
saccharicaulis (Aspidiotus). P ‘99,
274 ,
saccharina (Laminaria). P ’63, 96
saccharina var. occidentalis (Septoria) .
P ’94, 367
saccharinum (Acer).
62, 12; 702, 667
saccharinum var. nigrum (Acer). P
82, 218
saccharinum (Glwosporium).
P 60, 146;
P 91, |
(Lepisma). P ’05, 148
saccharoides (Andropogon).
306; ’01, 558
(Erianthus). P ’91, 292
saccharoides var. contortus (Hrian-_
thus). P ’91, 292
saccharoides var. trinii (Erianthus).
P 91, 292
Saccharum. P ’87, 118; ’89, 362
Sacciolepis. P ’07, 458
Sacecobranchia. P ’78, 303
Sacecocirrus. P ’07, 110
Saccocrinus. P ’69, 163;
302, 306, 410; ’85, 328
Saccodeira. P ’57, 197
Saccolepis. P ’08, 458
Saccomyide. P 767, 135;
299; ’82, 317
P 91,
"755-272; 82, 319
ecophorus. P ’52, 157-159; 75,
opterya. P ’89, 321, 338
osomopsis. P 70, 25
(Leptachatina). P 788, 55
alum (Gomphoceras). P ’65, 258
- (Oneoceras). P 65, 258
ulus (Edriocrinus). P ’86, 190
(Zeaerinus). P ’69, 138; ’79,
veutifera (Otion). j vi, 134
er (Anthias). P 92, 261
(Paleo). P ’53, 450; °70, 140
(Haleyon). P *99, 46
(Hierofaleo). P 53, 450; ’70,
mm. J II, 287
. PF 52, 141, 144. J IV, 42
enii (Eutenia). P ’59, 98; ’01,
, 20; 704, 471
(Ptecticus). P '95, 320
i (Ameiva). P ’62, 63
Pr): P)i’62; 63;
P 53, 353, 356
P ’01, 284
P 75, 344
-. P ’04, 105
P ’01, 569, 589
na (Alosa). P ’87, 296
_ (Etrumeus). P 87, 296
is (Clausilia). P ’03, 315
_ (Corbicula). P ’01, 406
s a (Notocyphus). P
(Canis). P 58, 21, 158. J
II, 20, 28, 356. 368
ordi (Arca). P ’61, 150
¢ ert). P 70, 25
oo ™- P 60, $91;
Fasciolaria). J IV, 390
: Barbesiocrinus). P °65, 140;
(Goniobasis). P ’64, 42; ’65,
1900, 149
(Melania). P ’64, 42
| ( J IV, 395
(Paranomia). P ’76, 320; ’05,
itreriney. J IV, 290
_(Platyerinus). P ’78, 244; ’81,
P ’79, 43
, 392
Volutilithes). P ’76, 293. J
v, 300
(Volutomorpha). P ’76, 293
97,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
1181
J IX, 153
P 05, 9 J IV,
397
(Physa). P 64, 115. J VI,
167
(Trigonoarea). P ‘72, 54
(Turritella). P ’82, 198
saffrana (Laphria). P ’95, 324
sagalus (Hylotrupes). P ’78, 314
sagamiensis (Polinices). P ’04, 23
sagana (Pepsis). P ’97, 282
(Pisidia). P ’79, 407
(Porcellana). P ’79, 407
Sagartia. P ’78, 311
Sagartide. P ’89, 102, 106
sagax (Canis). P ’50, 86
(Clupanodon). P ’99, 334
(Clupea). P 799, 332, 334
(Silpha). P ’59, 287 ;
Sagda. P ’73, 249, 253; ’74, 54;
75, 147; 789, 86; 792, 213-215,
396; 96, 23; 710, 516, 517, 527-531.
J IX, 20
sagemon (Carocolus).
76, 188
(Helix). P ’75, 249
sagena (Buccitriton). P ’90, 399
(Escharina). J V, 150
(Flustra). j viii, 219. P 744,
85. J V, 150
(Pliophlea). P 05,5. J V, 150
(Reptescharinella). J V, 150
(Reticulipora). P ’60, 366;
05, 6. J IV, 400; V, 173
Sagenaria. P 60, 441
Sagenocrinide. P ’81, 355
Sagenocrinus. P ’81, 304; 785,
321; ’88, 357; ’90, 388
sagensis (Inoceramus). P ’54, 164;
56, 285; ’60, 428; 61, 419, 427
sagensis var. quadrans (Inoceramus).
P ’05, 10
sagenum (Buccinum). P ’48, 97
sageriana (Rhynchonella). P_ ’62,
407; °65, 122
Sagina. P ’60, 199; ’63, 58; ’67, 18;
84, 81; 1900, 665; ’02, 661; 709,
491
saginata (Diplommatina). P
351; ’08, 590
saginatus (Criotettix). P 04, 662
(Cryptophagus). J IV, 32
saginoides (Spergula). P ’60, 199
sagitatta (Viola). P 1900, 483
Sagitta. P ’82, 102; ’91, 68;
189 -
sagitta (Callionymus). J XII, 550
(Oxybleptella). P ’07, 180
sagittalis (Crotalaria). P ’60, 511;
10, 565
Sagittaria. P ’60, 304;.’70, 89; ’89
357; "98, 383; ’01, 557; ’09, 389
saffordiana (Juglans).
saffordii (Area).
P 75, 249;
306,
01,
02,
1182
sagittaria (Conops). j iii, 88
(Leptopodia). P 750, 23;
219; ’79, 383
(Physocephala). P
sagittarie (Galeruca). P
217; °73, 55
sagittarius (Cancer). P ’79, 383
(Inachus). P ’79, 383
(Macropus). P ’79, 383
(Schizodon). P ’06, 326
(Unio). P 756, 98; ’60, 52.
J III, 298
sagittata (Acrosoma). P ’88, 79
(Axinea). P ’82, 199
(Balsamorrhiza). P
305
(Espeletia). j vii, 38
(Idonearea). P ’72, 54
(Lycosa). P ’08, 164, 253
(Nardosinia). P ’63, 67
(Plectana). P ’88, 79
(Viola). P ’60, 145; ’03, 662,
663, 665, 683-685, 691, 693, 694,
696, 697; ’07, 457
sagittata hicksii (Viola). P ’03, 682
sagittatum (Buphthalmum). j vii,
38. P ’98, 32, 305
(Polygonum). P ’60, 513;
61; ’09, 380-393; ’10, 580
sagittatus (Clytus). P ’66, 349. J
pRB ef
(Ephialtes). P ’48, 121;
J II, 96
90, 128;
49.7. 2
57,
95, 331
65, 214,
98, 32,
89,
99,
42.
,, \Mewssccne). P 99,
_, (Streptantins). j vii,
63, 57
sagittifolia var. mexicana (Sagittaria).
P ’98, 383
sagittiformis (Unio). P ’53, 257
Sagmatias. P ’66, 294; ’69, 211
Sagmatorrhina. P ’68, 7, 9, 14, 21,
28, 31,.273; ’69, 211
sagra (Helicina). P 710, 525
(Macroglossa). J IV, 131, 132
sagre (Anolis). P ’71, .220; ’94,
429, 432
(Celestus). P ’68, 123
sagreana (Camillea). J II, 285
sagreanum (Stigmaphyllon). P ’89,
369
sagrwi (Anolis). P
231, 237
(Diploglossus). P 756, 237
(Echites). P ’89, 391
sagraiana (Gongylostoma). P
269
(Helix). P ’58, 198
sagraianum (Cerion). P ’96, 315, 320
saguenayensis (Ichneumon). P 94,
185
56, 224, 229,
98,
sahlbergi (Nebria). P ’73, 322
|
_ Saincenyensis (Cyrena).
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
saida (Boreogadus). P ’05, 370
Saiga. P 783, 269
P ’60, 284.
saira (Pyranga). P ’69, 129, 131
(Tanagra). P 69, 131
Saitis. P ’92, 78; 1900, 540
Salacia. P 1900, 730
saladoensis (Unio). P ’60, 305. J
IV, 370
Salamandra. j i, 350, 406; iv, 235,
306; v, 116, 136, 156, 320, 326; vi,
35, 101, 253. P "247, 315; 48, 126:
49, 813; 51, 207; 53, 238, 302;
54, 13, 102; °56, 7, 8, 10, 101; 59,
124, 125; ’60, 372, 494; 67, 172-
195; ’68, 276; ’69, 94, 99-117; °93,
227, 232; ’95, 405; ’01, 508; 706,
357; 08, 126. J I, 283- 290; VI.
107: afl, 56, 70
salamandra (Lacerta). j v, 326
Salamandre. P ’59, 125
Salamandride. P ’56, 10; ’59, 122;
69, 93; 1900, 621. J III, 337;
VI, 103, 106, 107 3
Salamandrina. P 756,10; 59,125. J
III, 340 |
Salamandrine. P ’59, 125 :
Salamandroidea. P ’56, 6 a
salamandroides (Cryptobranchus). J
I, 290 :
Salamandrops. J I, 289 7
Salangana. P ’06, 178, 179, 187 e
salangana (Hemiprocne). P 06, 186.
Salangichthys. P ’97, 67
Salangide. P ’97, 67
Salanx. P ’97, 67
Salar. P ’56, 217, 219
salar (Salmo). F 58, 136; °72, 163;
82. 307; °85, 122; °95, 161; 04,
507
Salariane. P 59, 168
Salarias. P ’62, 241; 82, 278; 09, =
362; 1900, 517; 01, 326. J Sib ae
553
salarii (Vespertilis). P 755, 438
salartie (Scalpellum). P ’08, 109
Salasiella. P ’99, 398; ’03, 772; ’10, —
503, 508 4
salax (Pratincola). P 56, 317; ’59, —
39; ’89, 78, 79, 148;
saleulosa (Cyclas). -P
salebratum (Bembidium).
salebratus (Ochthedromus).
99, 50
salebrosa (Angitrema). P 63, 317;
65, 21 Ae
(Gyrotoma). P 60, 66; ’64, 96
(Leptoxis). P ’63, 317 ‘
(Lithasia). P ’63, 317; 765, 21
(Melania). P ’63, 317; 68 21
(Oylothrix). P 60, 522
salebrosum (Lepidodendron). P 60,
520
P ’64, 93, 96
ee Reales). P 63, 317
(( n). P '60, 25; 93,
(127; 95, 175-177, 190, 195
Fusus)
J ( er}, vil, 145.
‘ (Inoceramus). P ’54, 171
(Selerocrangon). P ’93, 127;
ae
a nio). P ’59, 170.
332
ja. P ’90, 455; 705, 6
z 63, 76; 84, 91; 796,
P 48,
FEV,
). P 93, 301
P 53, 385
P °97, 351
P 92, 162
89, 390.
05, 808;
(Lythrum
pe eeopss)-
(Andrena).
ia (Amsonia).
(Dipholis). is
(Orophus). P
Spirea).
folius (Rumex).
08,
P 62, 11; ’88, 71
P 63, 75; ’84,
(Melanconis). P ’90, 2386
(Thele per) J Ill, 220
P ’77, 118
la (Andrena). P
(Coecophacidium).
J Ill, 211
65, 205
a).
(Perdita). P °96, 48, 52, 80
Orr oe 78h, 454; 89, 402;
653, 659, 660, 665; 02, 651-
5, 661; 05, 696; 709, 379-398
(Chorinemus). Pp 63, 167
). P ’03, 746
g 92, 252
P me 60
P 93, 166
(Parisocrinus). P
P ’79, 338
P ’72, 165, 220
P 02, 719; 06,
. ee AL Fe
4 P ’61, 170
eee crottopis). P ’06, 390
Mazama). J VII, 376
asensis (Lampsilis). P ’09, 533
01 (Seydmenus). P '52, 154
us (Tanarthrus). P ’52, 101. J
79,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
ie 379. J IIL, 183, 184, 197
1183
Salisburia. P ’67, 83; ’82, 9
Salius. P 94, 297; 96, 551;
264-279; °99, 196-199
Salix. P 58, 146; 61, 420;
95; ’66, 343; °70, 129;
"72, 46; °73, 353, 363; ’81, 90,
442; 84, 91, 151; °93,'213; 95,
544; °96, 33; °97, 193: 98, 379;
01, 361; ’04, 108, 603; 709, 58, 64,
69; °10, 546, 560
97,
63, 76,
71, 109;
salleei (Amazona). P 709, 359
(Chrysotes). P ’64, 240
salleana (Binneya). P ’98, 230
(Ceres). P ’60, 154; 791, 332
(Helix). P ’60, 151
(Proserpina). P ’91, 332
(Simpulopsis). P ’60, 151
(Stenogyra). P ’99, 370
(Suecinea). P ’58, 199; ’75,
156; ’89, 209
(Urocoptis). P ’98, 277
salleanus (Murex). P ’91, 51, 142
i ee P 98, 230; 703,
sallei (Agrypnus). J IV, 12, 35
PP ges: P ’09, 215; 704,
?
(Evarthrus). P ’73, 319
(Gymnetis). J IV, 33
(Hylodes). P ’71, 216
(Monedula). P ’95, 353
(Palemon). P ’93, 123
salliah (Polynemus). P "61, 276
salmacida (Cyrena). P 60, 284
Salmacina. P
Salmacinopsis.
salmanazar (Aruanoidea).
Salmea. P ’89, 388
Salminus. P ’03, 526
Salmo. j i, 363, "410; vy, 48. P 51,
208; 53, 380; 54, 86; 756, 217;
58, 136, 225; 62, 102, 330; 71,
305; °72, 163; 77, 89, 92-94: 82,
307; ’83, 138, 141, 152; ’84, 131,
135; ’85, 122; °90, 49; 792, 244;
94, 60; °95, 161; ’97, 96; 1900,
498; 03, 527; ’04, 507; 706, 300,
319; 08, 101. J VI, 208, 238, 241,
245; ea 391, 430; XI, 56
salmoides (Grystes). P °70, 110
(Labrus). P ’77, 88, ’96
(Micropterus). P ’77, 44;
520
salmonea (Lepomis). P ’77, 86
(Perea). P ’77, 86
(Pseudotriton). J III, 347 .
(Salamandra). P ’69, 108. J
I, 287
salmonensis (Helicodiscus).
155-157
(Helix). P ’89, 205
10, 490, 492
P 10, 490, 492
P 04, 78
06,
P 706,
1184
salmoneum (Amblystoma). P ’56, 7
(Ambystoma). P 756, 7
salmoneus (Erythrinus). P ’06, 294
Esox). P ’65, 80; ’77, 44, 69;
°85, 371, 372, 374
(Gyrinophilus). P ’69, 94, 96
(Picorellus). *P ’85, 370
(Pseudotriton). P 56, 8, 11;
’69, 108. J I, 287, 292
(Spelerpes). P
VII, 98, 100, 106
Salmonia. P ’07, 457
salmonia (Anodonta). P ’53, 264
salmonicolor (Merulinus). P ’03, 333
Salmonide. P 754, 155; ’83, 34,
161; ’92, 244; 04, 507; ’05, 362.
J VI, 238
salmonii (Ostinops). P ’99, 307
Salmonoide. P ’62, 241
Salmoperea. P ’77, 89, 96
Salmophasia. P ’82, 279
salmulus (Salmo). P ’82, 307
Salomonia. P 710, 579
Salpa. P ’84, 113-115; ’87, 298-308.
J XIII, 108
salpa (Boops). P ’92, 266
(Box). P ’92, 266
Salpigia. P ’61, 454
Salpinctes. P ’59, 107, 191; ’66, 77;
68, 83, 149; ’92, 124; 93, 25, 26,
27; 703, 29; 705, 686
Salpingus. P ’59, 285, 290
Salsola. P ’67, 16; 81, 454; 798,
375; -1900, 636, 639, 640, 657, 659,
660, 665; 02, 652, 658, 661; 704,
108; 09, 380. J II, 44
Salsolacee. J III, 44
salsuginosum (Stenogonum). P ’48,
19...) J 1,190
salsuginosus (Aster). P ’63, 64
saltabunda (Anyphena). P ’92, 22
saltana (Conocephalus). P 710, 644
saltans (Xiphidion). P ’04, 797;
’06, 416
(Xiphidium). P ’10, 644
Saltator. P ’48, 90; ’56, 261; ’60,
140; ’64, 106, 254; ’65, 171; ’90,
209; ’99, 25,51
saltator (Conocephalus). P ’07, 393
(Oracharis). P ’04, 802
(Scomber). P ’62, 443
(Temnodon). P ’62, 443
(Xiphidium). P ’07, 393
saltatrix (Gasterosteus). P ’62, 443
(Lycosa). P ’08, 217, 513, 514
(Pomatomus). P ’62, 443; ’77,
211; ’92, 258; ’04, 509
(Schizocosa). P ’08, 165, 212,
215
salteri (Eunema). P ’60, 464
(Gnorimocrinus). P ’79, 274
(Illenus). P ’70, 54
69, 108. J
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
salteri. Continued.
(Monocephalus). P ’87, 16
(Orthonema). P ’66, 270
(Poteriocrinus). P ’86, 160
(Scaphiocrinus). P ’86, 160
(Taxocrinus). P ’79, 274
salteriana (Ledia). P ’63, 188
Salticus, P
139
salticus (Oxyopes). P ’83, 277; 1900,
539; 702, 590; ’03, 341; 704, 137
Saltigrade. ig ‘sg9. 254
saludanus (Notropis). P ’10, 279
pets (Telebasis). P ‘U8, 481, 487,
8
Salvadora. P ’60, 566; ’61, 300; ’01,
17, 63; ’03, 30, 33, 541, 549, 553,
556; 704, 468; ’08, 122
salvadorii (Bradypterus). P ’05, 773
salvator (Varanus). P ’96, 309; 02,
89, 98; 703, 140; 704,
177, 693
salvatoris (Hemitrochus). P 792, 129
(Plagioptycha). P ’92, 129
Salvelinus. P ’83, 141, 152
salvelinus (Salmo). P ’85, 122 :
Salvia. P ’58, 131; °60, 200; "6a; a5
72; °70, 90; ’78, 10; ’89, 399; "98, =
39, 310, 382, 399, 405, 406
salvifolia (Orophus). P ’05, 808
salviicolor (Chlorosplenium). P ’93,
~ 146
salvini (Chiroderma). P ’91, 404
(Spilotus). P 64, 167
(Strobilops). P ’92, 404
salvinii (Icterus). P ’67, 51: 99, 34
(Stauremys). P 72, 26, 29
salvum (Erythagrion). P 01, 128,
138
salvus (Ichneumon). P ’78, 349 i
saman (Pithecelobium). P ’80, 355 —
samare (Spheria). P ’95, 28 Ss
Samaragdus. P ’62, 240
samararum (Phoma). P ’95, 28 a
Samarskite. P ’75, 263; 76, 39, 87,
112; ’77, 194; 797, 437
sambuci (Chorostate). P ’93, 449 —
(Corticium). J III, 222
(Diaporthe). P ’93, 449
(Nectria). P ’90, 246
(Tubereularia). P ’90, 247
sambucifolia (Fraxinus). P ’81, 455;
01, 361 q
(Pyrus). P 98, 24,
47, 299 g
sambueina (Leptospheria). P ‘94, —
336 4
Sambucus. P ’60, 303; ’84, 86; °85, —
23; '89, 385; '91, 433; 702, 664;
09, 387; 10, 583. J TH, 39 na
Samia. P’ ’85, 26, 27; ’08, 82, 92; —
710, 295, 299, 312. i IV, 120, 12).
84, 82;
\Holocentrus).” P 1900,
87, 124, 125. J
79, 19, 20; ’87,
J VIL, 400; TX, 84
ochonanina). P 787, 125
Zonites). P ’87, 125. J VIII,
PF ’89, 389; 93, 291; 1900,
702, 663. J L 181.
_ (Telephorus). P-’51, 347
(Unio). P ’61, 892. J
(Necroscia). P ’04, 76
_(Eupagurus). P ’58, 237,
plites). P ’89, 42
06, 253; ’08, 350
ana (Cissolopha). P ’91, 444
(Allium). P ’68, 171
(Helix). P ’89, 205
P ’80, 59
‘(Surirella). P ’65, 14
(Argas). P ’01, 596
ptura). P 62, 40
‘bare (Scalpellum). P 708,
(Eupomatus). P ’10,
P 703, 559, 566,
» (Mutilla). P 97, 137
P ’74, 151
«iB et, 100
st OT, 300; "99,
nus (Ammonites).
P 62, 76;
J VIII,
ucis_ (Alsophis).
on
(Bulla). P ’48, 97; 79,
, 401
P 53,
70, 142;
nannis (Archibuteo).
52; °57, 212; 61, 217;
345. J I, 26
Butetes). P 46, 45
>. j iii, 350; viii, 151.
k > 58, 4525757, 212
etipetrense (Sealpellum). P ’09,
75
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
* sandaliata (Procellaria).
1185
sanctipetri (Chorinemus). P ’05, 56
sanctisabe (Cardium). P ’90, 455
st. thomae (Colymbus). P ’64, 245
(Psittacus). P ’64, 241
sanctum (Guaiacum). P ’89, 370
sanctus (Jassus). j vi, 307
P ’66, 150,
170
(Rhantistes). P ’66, 135
sandalina (Ostrea). J vril, 323
Sandalus. P 745, 220; ’53, 352, 362;
61, 349
sandbergeri (Cerithium). P ’84, 105
(Perna). P ’80, 32
sandiegensis (Actinocyclus). P ’80,
41
(Diaulula). P 79, 72; ’80, 40
(Doris). P ’80, 41.
sandozi (Helicina).
Sandrus. P ’61, 47
sanduskyensis (Avicula). P ’71, 162
(Aviculopecten). P ’71,°161
(Pterinea). P ’71, 162
(Sanguinolites). P ’71, 68
sandvicensis (Asio). P ’90, 125 .
sandwicensis (Callyodon). P 1900,
512
(Cryptotomus). P 1900, 512
(Limnea). P ’03, 790
sandwichensis (Ammodramus). P ’93,
48, 63; 798, 139
sandwichensis alaudinus
dramus). P ’90, 212, 218;
48, 63; 1900, 5, 33
sandwichensis savanna (Ammo-
dramus). P 792, 152; ’95, 489;
96, 111, 139, 142; ’98, 83
sandwichensis (Chasiempis). P ’89,
148
(Columbella). P ’04, 14
(Limnea). P ’03, 790
sandwichensis alaudinus( Passerculus).
P ’05, 684
sandwichensis savanna (Passerculus).
P ’08, 154
sandwichensis (Pennula). P ’94, 147
(Rallus). P ’94, 143, 147
(Zaporina). P 794, 143
sandwichiana (Scolopendr’a).
30
P 60, 153
‘(Ammo-
93, 28,
rv,
sandwichiensis (Balistes).
514
(Cantherines). P 1900, 514
sangamonensis (Cromyocrinus). P
86, 173
(Cyathocrinus). P 760, 392;
68, 340; ’79, 361; °86, 171, 173
(Diseus). P ’60, 470
(Eupachyerinus). P ’79, 361
(Griffithides). P ’65, 271
(Nautilus). P one 470
(Phillipsia}. P ’65, 271
P 1900,
1186
sangarius (Necroscia). P ’04, 71
sanghirensis (Lamprocorax). ’P 9 é
216
sangirensis (Tarsius). P ’97, 35
sanguifluus (Pecilichthys). P
524
sanguinale (Panicum). P
02, 660
sanguinalis (Digitaria). P
’89, 361
(Syntherisma). P ’02, 660
Sanguinaria. j i, 24. P
1900, 488; 01, 304-308
sanguinaria (Arphia). P ’04, 522
sanguinariz (Gleosporium). P 94,
06,
82, 251;
41, 98;
sanguinea (Anomia). P ’73, 187
(Cornus). P ’59, 97; ’62, 11
(Crategus). P ’02, 501; 710,
222
(Cylindrella). P ’98, 273
(Euglena). P ’68, Biol. 11
(Eunice). J ITI, 147
(Formica). <P ’73,; 298; °’80,
3845 "81067; 7825 268; . °87, 27s
"03, 219, 492; °04, 642, 644
(Halichorcria). P ’84, 208
(Huechys). P ’61, 284
(Ismenia). P ’73, 188
(Laminella). P ’88, 43
(Leptothyra). P ’01, 398
(Leptura). P 759, 89, 291
(Megerlia). P 773, 187;
163
(Nectandra). P ’89, 403
(Paradisea). P 91, 448
(Polygala). P ’60, 511;
i7
77,
10,
(Pyrus). P ’98, 24
sro a Peveis 160. 161:
84, 31
'(Terebratella). P 773, 188
(Terebratula). P ’73, 184, 187
(Thaumasia). P ’98, 268
(Urocoptis). P ’98, 274
sanguineum (Omalium). P ’73, 327
(Ribes). P ’84, 84; ’98, 27
sanguineus (Amphiporus). P 753,
(Anacyrtus). P
453
(Antennarius). P
(Apodichthys). P ’62, 279
(Ceanothus). P ’98, 20, 48
(Chlorodius).. P ’52, 79;
34
(Elater). j ili, 177
(Gobiesox). P ’99, 363
(Grapsus). P ’58, 104
(Heterograpsus). P 758, 104;
’80, 208
(Leiotettix).
"71, 266;
63, 91
06,
P ’07, 189
60, 145;
58,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
sanguineus. Continued. -
(Lineus). P ’01, 726
: (Melanoplus). P 706, 406;. ’07,
(Picus). P ’99, 204
(Pecilotettix). P
09, 411
(Polyporus). J III, 210, 224
(Pteroglossus). P ’67, 109
(Sicyases). P ’99, 363
(Veniliornis). P ’99, 205
sanguinicolle (Callidium). J II, 18;
IV, 40
sanguinicollis (Altica). j iv, 87
(Cryptoceplialus). J IV, 41
(Euryoptera). P ’60, 571
(Lytta). P 53, 344
(Necydalis). J II, 20
(Neomida). P ’46, 61. J J,
102
(Stenovterus). J II, 20
sanguiniferus (Sphodromerus). P
01, 379
sanguinipennis (Digrapha). J I, 76
P 63; =
04, 572;
(Elater). j iii, 177
(Horia). j iii, 279.
350; ’60, 320
j iii, 178
(Lyeus).
(Tricrania). P ’60, 320
j iv, 89; v, 301. P j
(Triplax).
54, 162; ’66, 348
(Tritoma). J I, 71 4
sanguinirostris var. ethiopica (Plo- —
ceus). P 705, 779 Be
sanguinis hominis diurna (Filaria). —
P ’96, 271-275 a
sanguinis hominis nocturna (Filaria).
P 96, 271-275 148, A
Sanguinolaria. j vii, 230. P
105; 62, 421; 63, 18, 142; 65,
55, 129; 76, "308; 91, 48: 98, 9
57, 58-62; 1900, 480. J I, 214; IV,
277
sanguinolenta (Agenia). P ’97, 266
(Anomia). P ’73, 187 -
(Cribrella). P °89, 171; 791,
212; 01, 174 )
(Lupa). j viii, 117. 50, “7
58, 38 :
(Sanguinolaria). P 1900, 480 ¥
(Thelephora). J III, 220 4
(Trithemis). P 99, 233 |
sanguinolentus (Blennius). F bs
275
(Cueujus). P 754, 73
(Neptunus). P ’80, 192
(Polyporus). J III, 213
(Priocnemis). P ’97, 266
(Proceros). P ’57, 20
(Salius). P 797, 266
(Sanguinolaria). P 98, 58)
(Solen). P ’98, 58
ngui nolentus. Continued.
Ss ch 34
P ’99, 205
guisorbe (Senecio). P ’98, 400
a (Conorhinus). P 755, 404
n P ’60, 303; "84, 85; 99,
: 1900, 485, 488; 710, 581. J
lu: s (Mesopeltis). P 66, 318
“ . (Linopsis). P ’61, 450;
3 63,75
. P 04, 105
. P 704, 105
(Unio). P
0
guensis (Area). J VIII, 321
trea). J VIII, 323
98, 34, 306
P 98, 478
cc 65, 203
(Costigo). P 1900, 432
igo). P 1900, 432
us. P 08, 17
ee toplue). P 02, 724;
, 142-154, 161-165; IV, 41
wv II, 139, 161
s. J II, 8
P 701, 134
nus (Loxandrus). J II, 251
ostylus). J II, 251
phylinus). P ’61, 342
89, 373
P ’60, Biol. 9;
P 87, 359; 94,
_ americanus (Homo). P ’97,
; 96, 205
P ’89, 354; ’01,
oe (Musa).
» 560
acer. P ’60, 145, 199;
-<Chordeiles). P ’51, 186
“84, 81; °89, 373; 98, 3°9, 394 |
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
). P 61, 450; ’62, 162
VI, 7
71, 198. J |
. j iii, 405; v, 271, 272. P|
234; 62, 38. J I, 314, 315;
‘saraliensis (Cicindela).
1187
Sapium. P °89, 406
saponaceus (Anthias). P ’61, 53;
63, 178; 97, 106
(Rh ypticus). P ’61, 52, 53; 763,
163, 178; °97, 106; ’07, 269
saponaria (Gentiana). P ’60, 514;
1900, 486, 488
saponatus (Monachus). P ’73, 30.
J I, 263
Sapota. P ’89, 390
Sapotacea. P ’61, 461
Sapotacites. P ’58, 265. J IX, 153
sapotalensis (Unio). P ’53, 257
Sapoter. P ’89, 390
sapotensis (Meretrix). J VIII, 3438
Sapphirina. P 745, 286
Saprinus. P 52, 37, 40;
315; ’61, 335; 66, 348.
31; XI, 281
Sapromyza. j vi, 177. P
Sapromyzide. P ’94, 281;
Sapyga. P 94, 295
Sapygidae. P ’94, 292, 295
sara (Cybium). P ’62, 126
(Melania). P ’65, 28
Saraca. P ’s86, 352, 354; 03, 533
sare (Platycrinus). P ’81, 248
saragus (Lepodus). P ’06, 121
P 708, 505,
59, 71,
J IV, 12,
195, 338
95, 338
508
saratogea (Cyclas). P°’60, 300; 761,
403 .
Sareacanthus. J I, 184
Sarchirus. j i, 418, 419. P ’77, 84,
97; 710, 605
Sarcidium. P ’77, 94
Sarcinatrix. P ’03, 308; ’05, 838
sarcinulata (Chonetes). J III, 24,
28, 32
Sarciophorus. P ’72, 32
Sarcobatis. P ’98, 40,310. J I, 184
sarcochrous (Bulimulus). P ’97, 18,
21
Sarecocyphus. J III, 203
Sarcodaces. P ’82, 307
Sarcodes. P ’81, 160, 161;
Sareodexia. P ’94, 278
Sarcolemur. 75, 256
Sarecomacronythia. P ’95, 334
Sarcophaga. P ’68, 285; ’94, 278;
95, 317
Sarcophagide. P ’94, 278; 95, 316,
334 —
Sarcophagula. P ’94, 279
Sarcophilodes. P 94, 279
Sareophilus. J IX, 207, 256
Sareoramphus. P 49, 159; 66, 49
sarcostomum (Cerion). Pp’ 96, 321,
84, 31
331
Sarcotachinella. P ’95, 334
Sarcothraustes. P ’82, 300; ’92, 293,
301, 302, 421
1188
Sarda. P ’62, 125, 126; '77, 207;
92, 256; °99, 345; °04, 508, 763
sarda (Atherina). P ’03, 730
(Chama). P ’72, 119
(Pelamys). P ’92, 256; °’04,
763
(Sarda).
08, 763
(Scomber). P 704, 763
‘sardina (Alosa). P ’92, 243
P 92, 256; '99, 345;
(Harengula). P ’06, 83
Sardine. P ’04, 760
Sardinella. P 61, 35; ’92, 242; 97,
63, 94; ’99, 118; 1900, 519; 05,
489. J xU, 501
sardinella (Atherina). P 703, 729
Sardinia. P ’97, 94; ’06, 84
sardus (Lagomys). P ’96, 507
Sargaso. j i, 99
Sargassum. P 789, 345, 351; ’05,
695
sargenti (Polygyratia). P 1900, 388
sargentiana (Eulota). P ’01, 193;
05, 735
(Polygyra). P 1900, 113
sargii (Leptophis). P ’94, 203
Sargocentron. P ’04, 235
: Sargus.;: 43 8T so yi, 160. P< 74e:
188; 60, 20; '92, 261; 94, 271;-
95, 320
P 92, 262; 98,
sargus (Diplodus).
341
sari (Terias). P ’85, 85
Sarinda. P ’09, 225
sarissa (Clausilia). P ’04, 828, 829;
08, 576
Sarkidiornis. P ’69, 217; ’05, 761
Sarmatium. P '51, 247, 251; 80,
189, 212
sarmentosa (Claytonia). P ’84, 81
(CEnanthe). P ’84, 85
(Saxafraga). P ’70, Biol. 3
(Viola). P ’84, 81
sarmentosum (Hypnum). J III, 203
Sarotes. P 778, 136-147
Sarothra. P ’10, 548, 568
sarothra (Hypericum). P ’60, 511
sarothrae (Gutierrezia). P ’96, 35
sarothre var. microcephala (Gutier-
rezia). P ’96, 35
sarothre (Solidago). P ’98, 34, 306
Sarothrodus. P ’61, 99; ’62, 133,
238, 243; ’63, 176; ’64, 189; ’70,
119
Sarothromyia. F ’95, 334
Sarothrura. P ’94, 131, 133, 148;
99, 56
sarpedon (Necroscia). P ’04, 76
(Papilio). P ’85, 85
Sarracenia. P ’60, 98, 199; ’75, 269;
88, 10, 11
Sarraceniacee. P ’60, 199
sastianus
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
sarracenie (Sarcophaga). P 95, 334
Sarratia. P ’63,.75
sarratogea (Cyclas). P ’60, 298
Sarrothrocera. J II, 142
sarsi (Actinoé). P ’02, 269
(Maldane). P 03, 483; 708,
355
176;
(Sabinea). P 795, 188, 195
sarsii (Cryptodon). P ’72, 92
(Ophioglypha). P 789,
76
01,
(Ophiura). P ’01, 176
sartorii (Leptognathus). P ’68, 109,
136
(Fropidadipemen P ’63, 100;
65, 198
Sartorite. P "74, 45
sartwelli (Valsa). P-’77, 123
(Carex). P ’63, 77
sasashew (Totanus). j v, 83
Sassacus. P ’01, 592 :
Sassafras. P ’60, 146; 1900, 647,
649, 666; °02, 648, 650, 662; *07,
454; 10, 545, 547, 563
sassafras (Gleosporium). P ’94, 371
ai es on Be OS
(Laurus). P ’86, 344; 01, 359
(Polyporus). J TH, 212 #
(Sassafras). P 1900, 647, 649,
666; '02, 648, 655, 662; ’07, 454;
10, 545, 563 Re!
(Lithobius). P 03, 153,
P 7°73, 149 —
03, 533.
157
satageus yee
Satanoperca. P ’71, 251;
Satilatlas. P ’05, 316 al
satillaensis (Unio). P 58, 166n ay
IV, 216 a
satellitia (Philampelus). J IV, 154 :,
sativa (Ananassa). P ’89, 354; ha 3
609
(Camelina). P ’60, 302
(Dioscorea). P ’89, 357
(Lactuca). P ’89, 389
(Medicago).
(Oryza). P F
(Pastinaca). P ’60, 303; ‘85,
383; ’89, 384 :
sativum (Lepidium). P 780, 132
(Petroselinum). P 89, 385
sativus (Cucumis). P ’89, 383°
(Raphanus). P 92, 381. a
satrapa (Regulus). P ’53, 313; ’55,
309; °59, 106; ’75, 351; ’83, 60;
95, 382, 500; 96, "165 j
satrapa olivaceus (Regulus). te
125; ’93, 28, 58, 65; 798, 218; %
14; "304, 585 dia
satrapus (Regulus). P '66, 60) >is
Satsuma. P ’92, 393; 702, 2365 5
735; ’08, 452
satsuma (Ganesella). P 99, 528
satsumana (Alyceus). P ‘01,
ymensis (Cynthia): P °55, 877
Enio). P ’53, 257
2 05, 607,
| (Crategus). P
tenidia). P 94, 138
57, 88;
ula). P
. eroceipennis (Libellula).
481
_ (Rhipidura). P ’89, 150
Sclateria). P ’99, 210
tu (Conocephaloides). P
(Conocephalus). P ’07, 390
(Leptophis). J Vint, 133
’ = 60, 156; °73, 281;
08,
07,
85,
P 68, 295
P 61, 78, 85,
P 61, 85, 89;
P '64, 247
J IV, 33
v, 229. P 41,
0, 160
P ’82, 305
P 66, 348. J
P ’99, 208 .
; Eegigasiochilis). J IV, 164,
i P 95, 328
musicus (Copsychus).
Gracula). P ’02, 684
P02,
Bikeus) ‘
sindela).
rocharis). P °05, 52, 54
P 01, 376
iP 64, 228; '68, 284
i, 7, 37. P 66, 302
P ’93, 114
P °66, 362.
(Conus). P ’48, 98; ’90,
mos, 114-130. J I, 111; Ix,
Y > 56, 307;
ii, 57, 48
. (Coluber).
7 19
5 y, 352; vi, 36.
P 701, 19, 20; 704,
P 95,
ze
406
01,
Ken -y
19;
P ’48, 28
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
P '59, 81; °73, 28
var. normalis (Perideris). P |
Hf '
1189
Saurocephalus. j iii, 337; viii, 219.
P 56, 302; 757, 90; 761, "430, 431
Saurocerus. J TI, 345
Saurocetus. P 48, 1, 4,57. J VI,
431
Saurochelys. P ’54, 186
saurodens (Conus). P 747,
Saurodon. P 756, 302°
Saurodontide. J IX, 441
Sauromalus. P ’82, 333;
704, 468; 708, 117
sauromates (Elaphe). P ’60, 565
Saurophagus. P ’60, 143; ’99, 20.
J I, 39
Saurophis. P ’68, 284
Sauropleura. P ’68, 215, 216;
Sauropoda. P ’83, 98 -
Sauropsida. P ’69, 209
Sauropterygiarum. P ’76, 345
280
96, 463;
71, 53
Sauropus. P ’52, 105; ’55, 340; ’79,
165. J II, 187
Saurothera. P °45, 263; ’63, 283;
70, 88; 709, 359. J I, 215
Saururacee. P ’60, 513
Saurure. P ’69, 198, 209
saururoides (Viscum). J I, 185
Saururus. P 760, 513
Saurus. j ii, 7; v, 118. P ’62, 241;
763, 178; 84, 131- 136; 792, 244:
97, 68. "J z, ‘15
saurus (Elops P °77, 215; °97, 94;
1900, 496; 04, 507; 706, 81
(Esox). j ii, 131
(Oligoplites). P ’97, 100;
59, 61, 62. ;
(Salmo).
05,
P 784, 135
(Seomber). P ’97, 100;
(Synodus). P
92, 244; 98, 340
(Trachurus). P ’81, 114
saussureanum (Derotmema).
05, 59
84, 130, 135;
P ’09,
saussurei (Miogryllus). P 710, 597
(Miomantis). P ’03, 713
(Pachycheilus). P ’09, 530
(Pseudocidaris). P ’90, 455
(Pyragra). P ’03, 299
Sausurella. P ’04, 670
saussurii (Garatites).
(Diapheromera).
Sauteria. P ’69, 229
sauvalleana (Urocoptis). P ’98,
sauvis (Cyprinella). P ’10, 279
savaiensis (Pythia). P-’87, 143, 144
savainsonii (Turdus). P ’69, 127,
128
savala (Lepturus).
(Trichiurus).
770; 705, 499
savana (Zonotrichia).
savanna (Emberiza).
TT, 265
eg
i
09, 126
09, 126
£77
P 63, 226
P 63, 226;
P. 53, 382
P 61, 223. J
04,
1190 INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
savanna. Continued.
(Fringilla). j iv, 45, 62; vii,
193, 291; viii, 105
(Murena). P ’97, 93
(Murenosox). P ’97, 93
(Passerculus). P ’61, 223; ’71
21
(Passerina). j iv, 62
savannahensis (Unio). P ’57, 169.
, St
savannarum intricatus(Ammodramus).
P 709, 362
savannarum passerinus (Ammodra-
mus). P ’95, 489; ’96, 142; ’98,
83
savannarum (Fringilla). j iv, 62
savignyi (Leptochelia). P ’94, 93
(Mysia). P ’72, 95
(Ophiactis). P ’89, 177
(Pasiphea). P ’93, 111
savii (Microtus). P ’96, 382. J XI,
205
(Salamandra). P ’69, 102
Saxafraga. P ’70, Biol. 3
saxatilis (Abudefduf). P ’97, 116;
06, 488
(Acanthylis). P ’66, 57, 58
(Carex). J III, 199
(Chetodon). P ’97, 116
(Crategus). P ’05, 634, 640
(Crenicichla). P 703, 535
(Glyphidodon). P ’70, 119;
84, 99
(Glyphisodon). J XII, 535
(Johnius). P ’83, 288
(Leptachatina). P ’88, 55
(Menticirrhus). P ’83, 288;
04, 510; 710, 601
(Ochotona). P ’08, 404, 405
(Pardosa). P 704, 135; 708,
164, 165, 173, 174
(Parmelia). P ’63, 96; ’93, 216
(Perea). ji, 415. P ’60, 112
(Trimerotropis). P 710, 593
saxeus (Unio). P ’53, 257
Sexicava. j ii, 318; vi, 120, 212; vii,
124, 130, 255. P 748, 105; 756, 90;
62, 571, 585; ’63, 141; ’66, 237;
"71, 130; ’78, 303; 780, 22, 25, 32;
"84, 108; ’87, 397, 398, 403; 790,
144; ’02, 706. J I, 213; TX, 122
Saxicavide. P ’60, 424; ’62, 571;
05, 18
Saxicola. j iv, 184, 185. P ’61, 218;
67, 220; 783, 266; 92, 152; 95,
505; '98,-139; 1900, 4; 005, 770
saxicola (Antocha). P ’59, 219
(Frullania). P ’69, 225 ~
(Helix). P ’57, 190
(Purpura). P ’01, 388
(Staurodon). P 1900, 431
Saxicolide. P 66, 66; 783, 60
,
Saxidomus.
Saxifraga. P 60, 145, 200; ’61,
saxifrage (Asteroma).
Saxifrageacer. P ’60, 200
Saxinis. P ’73, 27, 28. J IV, 14
saxoniana (Helicina).
saxosa (Urocoptis). P 798, 276
say (Dasyatis). P ’10, 473, 599
sayaca (Tanagra).
sayana (Athleta). P ’07, 230-242
sayanus (Aphredoderus). P ’61,
sayi (Astatus).
j vii, 249. P ’98, 436
455; ’62, 163; 63, 62, 94: 73,
276; 84, 84; "193. 210; 94, 163 ;
95, 544; 10, 545, 546, 564, J
IIL, 88, 181, 182, 184, 191
saxifraga (Septoria). Pp 91, 81
Saxifragacer. j vii, 26. P +60, 145,
303; ’61, 455; ’63, 62; 84) 84;
94, 163; 798, 398. J IU, 88, 182,
184, 191
P ’93, 158
P ’89, 93
(Raja). ji, 42. P 10, 474
saya (Muscicapa). j viii, 152. P
55, 308
(Myiobius). J I, 38
(Sayornis). P 92 118; 93,
25, 44, 62; 798, 211; 03, 9, 27;
105, 682
(Tyrannula). P 747, 156; 751,
16
P ’64, 253
(Callista). P 798, 419
(Cytherea). j vii, 124. P. 41,
78; 748, 99; ’62, 575; 771, 136;
780, 21, 24; ’82, 155; ’87, 401;
98, 418
(Dione). P ’62, 575
(Meretrix). P 54, 30
(Pinnixa). P ’78, 298, 323
(Pisidia). P ’79, 407 .
(Polygyra). P 06, 127
(Poreellana). P ’79, 407
(Scala). P ’91, 52 a
(Voluta). P 48, 107; °53, 449; —
80, 366. J IX, 151, 152 a
’(Volutilithes). P 54, 31; 90,
397; 706, 66-71
=e SS te
65, 274; °77, 61; 783, 132;
136, 137, 410: °10, 601
(Scolopsis). j iv, 81. P ’85,
36 si
P ’93, 540, 542
(Bembex). P 795, 355
(Calosoma). P ’62, 53
(Cancer). P ’78, 317; 79, 39
(Coluber). P 60, 254; 01, 55
(Coronella). P 56, 152, 309
60, 254; ’01, 76; 08, 122
’(Cremastocheilus). j v, 388
(Cynorta). P 1900, 541
(Diapheromera). P 04, 50
(Granatocrinus). P ’69, "84, 89
78, 228; 787, 84
(Gyrinus). P ’68, 373
chilloweensis (Helix 789, 204
: - P 60, 254
. P 73, 25, 36
). P 08, 164, 228
). P ’53, 336
Melania). P 63, 310; °65, 20
(Neptunus). P ’78, 319; °79,
8; °91, 190, 199
- (Nomada). P ’03, 578, 605
Ophibolus). P ’60, 254; ’01,
3 703, 550
(Panopeus). P ’79, 394; ’78,
; ’88, 333
: . ae P °87, 83, 84
_ (Pityophis). P ’01, 52, 55
bellona (Pityophis). P ’93, 182,
; 701, 54; °03, 30, 33
sayi (Pityophis). P 92, 335,
7; 793, 387; 701, 55
ia). P ’79, 401
yearcinus). P 778, 317;
), 391. J Il, 149
otoma). P 48, 105
i J Il, 254; IV, 29
P °73, 307
- J IV, 21, 38
br 04, 114, 117
(Schizoblastus). P °87, 84, 93;
- 360
P 63, 310
P 51, 342
= P 61, 19
Terebratula). j vi, 76, 203;
223
P 53, 246
J I, 27
P 58, 200, 205; 60,
75, 209, 212; ’89,
P 58, 210; 72,
P 75, 155
P 1900, 119; 702,
P 58, 228
P 53, 268
mis. P ’59, 106, 190, 301, 303;
60, 144; '66, 60; ’68, 82, 149;
3 "15, 27, 348; °83, 64;
90, 218; "91, 435; °92, 118; 93,
44, 62; °95, 485; °96, 131;
P 59, 106; 66,
| (Rissoina). P ’73, 211
r (Argobuccinum). J VIII, 327
Atys). P_’94, 409
(Chiton). P ’94, 75
(Cottus). J XII, 550
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
1191
seaber. Continued.
(Cupressocrinus).
(Grammoplites). J XII, 550
(Gryllus). P ’07, 174
(Helophorus). P ’55, 358
orate P 43, 808; ’53,
(Myodes). P 52, 67; ’65, 96
(Paratettix). P ’04, 667
(Platyerinus). P ’86, 96
(Podabrus). P ’61, 350
(Porecellio). j i, 432. P 702,
286-347
(Rhyssemus). J I, 107
(Stylocrinus). P ’86, 95
(Triton). J VIII, 327
(Tritonium).
(Uranoscopus). P
789, 260, 261; ’92, 272
seabiosefolia (Phacelia).
308
seabra (Agrostis).
(Atya).
94, 408, 409
(Chrysemys). P ’04, 468
(Commelina). P ’98, 387
(Crategus). P ’10, 230, 242
(Cypris). P ’42, 144
(Doris). P ’99, 517
(Emys). j iv, 203, 204, 210;
vi, 26, 37. P 754, 189; 65, 185,
186; ’68, 176
(Guettarda). P ’89, 386
(Helix). P 758, 200
(Hetherotheca). P ’67, 20
(Hydnocera). J IV, 36
(Hydrachna). P ’42, 184
(Lima). P. ’71, 131; 791, 46.
J III, 329
(Lucina). P 772, 88
(Melania). P 705, 747
seabra lyriformis (Melania).
747
seabra pagoda (Melania). P 705,
747
P 85, 44
P 86, 106
23
P 98, 37,
P 709, 393
P ’79, 415; °93, 111;
P 05,
seabra (Melica).
(Neeroscia). P ’04, 76
(Paranomia). P 705, 12
(Placuna). j viii, 222. P 705,
(Platydoris). P ’99, 517
(Richardsonia).
(Sipyloidea). P 704, 76
(Tamonea). P ’89, 398
(Testudo). j iv, 211; vi, 261
(Trachemys). P ’08, 114
(Trichia). P ’89, 188
(Venus). P ’04, 553
scabrata (Carex). P ’87, 70
secabratum (Myriophyllum).
668
seabratus (Hydrochus). P ’55, 358
12
P 1900,
1192
scabrella (Festuca). P ’63, 79
(Melania). P ’64, 28
seabricauda (Lysiosquilla). P 93,
106
(Squilla). P ’93, 106
scabriceps (Anthicus). P 752, 99
(Cylindrosteus). P 710, 605,
607
(Episema). P ’77, 45, 77
(Notropis). P ’08, 535, 541;
10, 288
'(Photogenis). P ’67, 164, 166;
77, 96; 710, 288. J VI, 229, 241,
245
scabricola (Trigonia). P ’90, 448
seabricollis (Sandalus). P ’53, 3638
scabricostatus (Ischnochiton). P ’98,
288
scabricula (Crepidodera).
P 73, 71
(Eleodes).
P 758, 187; ’59, 290
(Eriphia). P ’52, 82; ’58, 37
(Helix). P ’02, 235
(Plectotropis). P ’02, 235
(Porcellana). P ’58, 227
scabriculus (Bernhardus). P ’52, 6;
58, 237
(Petrolisthes). P ’58, 227
(Pilodius). P ’52, 80
(Eupagurus). P ’58, 237
(Productus): ° P. ’97,°410..° J4
2IE, 17; 22 * ;
scabrida (Valvata). P ’60, 418
scabridus (Aviculopecten). P 783,
213
scabrimanus (Pagurus). P ’57, 270;
58, 233
se abripennis (Chrysobothris). P 57,9
(Eleodes). P ’59, 77
(Tetragonopterus). P ’70, 92:
secabripes (Ceuthophilus). P ’04, 545
(Phalangopsis). P ’53, 364
scabripinnis (Astyanax). P ’70, 92
(Pecilurichthys). P ’03, 521
scabrisculis (Chelifer). P ’01, 594
seabriseta (Valsa). P ’77, 125; ’78,
87
seabriuscula (Agrostis). P ’62, 90,
05, one 605
334
(Crategus). P
(Melania). P ’64
(Viola). P ’03, 664, * 686, 687,
694, 697
scabriusculum (Tropidocarpum). P
95, 553
scabrodigitus (Beteus). P ’52, 23
scabrosa (HEleodes). P ’59, 77, 290
(Gaillardia). P ’61, 459; ’62,
164
(Peristernia). P ’01, ae
(Urocoptis). P 798, 277
scabrosum (Echinospermum). 'p 61,
462; ’62, 165
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
scabrosus (Flatoides).
P ’07, 497
(Omorgus). P
34
54, 215. J
’
(Trox). P ’54, 215. J IV, 34
seabrum (Acrydium), P 704, 667
(Hieracium). P ’60, 514 ; 1900,
483; ’02, 669 Wid
(Trombidium). j ii, 69
Seacchia. P ’72, 93; ’81, 425
Seeva. j iii, 88
seeva (Cylindrella). P
75, 222
(Opalia). J VIII, 204
(Seala). J VITI, 204
(Urocoptis). P ’98, 275
Seevola. P ’89, 389; ’05, 698; 09,
73, 248;
486
Scala. P ’60, 422; '62, 565; "G7,
_ 139; 7°76, 296; ’91, 51; 98, 4185. 3
00, 20Et IV, 294 ; ‘VOT, 189. q
205, 315 a
scalare (Pterophyllum). P ’71, 250,
291
Scalaria. j ii, 242; v, 208; vi, 196,
203, 207, 211; vii, 125, 263; vii, =
186, 218, 291, P 41, 29; “43,08
326; 44, 85; 7°45, 254; 47, 283;
48, 105; 5b, 261; 56, 63, 289: cag
60, 185, 197, 422: 71, 136, 135, ee
141; ’75, 463; ’76, 296; 78. 3023.3
80, 28; ’82, 168-176, 198; 86, BT: i
90, 400; ’93, 221; 798, 419, 462;
05, 200. J I, 114: VIII, 190-205, Bir
315, 329, 357; Te 148 st:
Scalaricardita. P 02, 700°
Scalaride. = 62, 565
scalariformis (Fulgur). 'p 87, "397,
398. J IX, 122
(Garrettia). J VIII, 404; IX, —
(Palaina). J VIII, 406
(Pirena). j a 128
(Pyrgula). 73, 286; ei
176; 91 330 Be
scalariformis var. mississippiel sis
(Pyrgula). P ’91, 330.
sealariformis (Pyrgulopsis).
330 x
(Realia). J VIII, 406 er
(Sealinella). J VIII, 406, 410
Sealariide. P ’05, 20
sealarina (Brachypodella). P *
278
Pp. wie
(Caneellaria). P ’62, 567 —
(Pupa). P ’95, 207 :
(Trachelia). Pp 98, 269: am
sealarinum (Cerion). P ’96, 322
sealaris (Ameria). P ’81, 959
sealaris var. rarissima (Angarius).
VITI, 193°
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
1193
‘sealaris (Arca). P 143, 324; ’48, | scalenius (Unio). P ’54, 238, 239,
96; ’62,580; "81, 452; ’82,154 | 2
Attica). P 247, 163 | Scalesetosus. P ’03, 403
Busyeon). P 62, 561 | Sealibregma. P ’02, 275; 08, 356
(Cardita). P ’72, 52 | Scalibregmide. P ’08, 356 ;
(Chrysomela). P ’56, 32 | Scalide. P 60, 422; 91, 51. J
(Clavilithes). P ’01, 603 “VIII, 189, 205
(Decadocrinus). P ’79, 343 scalina (Pseudoliva). P ’80, 365,
bairdi (Dryobates). P ’92,, $871
, 116; 703, 26 _ Sealinella. J VIII, 406, 410; IX,
s lucasanus (Dryobates). P 97, 99, 100, 110
05, 681 | Sealites. P ’60, 464
is parvus (Dryobates). P ’90, Scalopidia. P 58, 95—
_ sealopis canadensis (Spiroptera). P
(Dyetiopicus). P ’59, 105 P ’51, 156; 756, 53
Pictienin). P 66, 306 _ Sealops. j v, 114, 135; viii, 58, 292.
(Hypsirhynchus). | P °62, 72; P53, 242, 299, 326; °71, 14; 80,
1, 218 ' 348; '82, 318; °83, 82; 794, 157,
Lasea). P ’72, 230 _ - 218, 396; 7°96, 201; °97, 32, 222.
oo) jv, 278. J1,327| J XI, 280
cosa). P ’08, 164 _ sealopsoides (Arvicola). j viii, 299.
Mordeltistena). ’P 64,105 | P °41, 96; 53, 409; ’74, 191
Nitzschia). P ’61, 71 (Microtus). P ’97, 26
(Odontomyia). P ’82, 74 Sealpellum. P °76, 179; ’90, 441, 443;
(GRdionychis). P ’47, 168; 97, 332; °05, 28; 07, 360, 361;
3, | 908, 104-111; 709, 367.
(Oxyopes). P 1900, 539; ’04, | scalpellum (Sealpellum). P ’08, 105,
21, 137 109
(Paludina). P ’81, 95 sealper (Megalonyx). J XI, 218,
_ (Phora). P ’94, 420 219, 280
(Pieus). P ’55, 313; ’63, 195; scalpriformis (Solen). P ’62, 422
, o2; *68, 149. J I, 55 sealprum (Modiola). J VIII, 319
i eine). P 779, 343 (Mytilus). J VIII, 319
Rhaphoneis). P ’90, 139 scalpta (Microcystis). J IX, 21,108
- (Rhinechis). P ’08, 121 seamba (Ancilla). P °54, 30
(Scala). J VIII, 190 (Ancillaria). P ’48, 96
(Seapharea). P 62, 580; ’81, | Seambula. P ’72, 51; ’76, 311; ’77,
25; 05, 14
(Seaphiocrinus). P ’69, 138, | scambus (Curius). J II, 22
5; 79, 332, 343
Tachytes).
‘Tarentula).
(Thamnophis).
306
oo).
(Venus). P ’82, 186
i P
s , ;
_ (Strangalia).
P
:
P
spira (Busycon).
(Pulgur).
spira. P
latella. P
tor (Cerambyx).
(Lamia). J II, 151
(Pleetrodera).
tum (Bittium).
(Buecitriton).
ana (Cyclus).
ealdianum (Spherium). -
enia (Unio). P 53, 246
P ’87, 403
62, 560
10, 521, 532
P 04,
99, 200
08, 253
60, 369;
P 62, 286, 562
62, 561,
J Il, 151
J It, 151
26
P 90, 399, 405
P 60, 298
P 60, 298
seammonii (Globiocephalus). P
21, 58
scamnatus (Unio).
259
scandens (Anabas).
505. J XII, 530
(Boerhaavia).
(Celastrus). P ’60, 511;
212-218: 02, 662; 7°10, 581
(Cobra). P ’98, 382
(Entada). P ’01, 558
(Henfreya). P 58, 132
(Mikania). P ’60, 513; 1900,
649, 671
(Phyllastrephus).
(Plumbago). P
(Polygonum).
580
69,
J IIT, 302;
P °85, 132;
P ’89, 401
P 759, 46
89, 389
P 1900, 664;
10,
(Willoughbea). P 1900, 649,
671; ’02, 655; ’07, 458
seandiaca (Anas). j iii, 382
(Nyctea). P ’83, 65
Seandix. P ’77, 107
1194
scandula (Tellina). 182. -P
48, 106
scanicus (Periechocrinus). P ’81, 307
Scapanea. P ’99, 245, 252; ’08, 461,
466
Seapania. P ’69, 218
Scapanus. P ’82, 318; ’04, 587
Scapha. P ’76, 287, 288
Seapharea. P ’62, 579; ’81, 449-
453; ’88, 333; ’01, 209. J VIII,
264, 335
Scaphechinus. P ’63, 359
Scaphella. P ’76, 286, 291, 292; ’98,
191, 192. J VIII, 328
Scaphellide. P ’98, 192
Scaphelline. P ’76, 291
Scapherpeton. P 776, 353
Scapheutes. P ’97, 380
' Seaphidiide. P ’44, 103;
Scaphidium. j iii, 198;
44, 103; ’60, 322
Scaphidurus. P ’66, 411, 415, 417
‘Seaphinotus. P 743, 296; ’44, 54.
J IV, 30
Scaphinus.
j vii,
60, 321
v, 183. P
J I, 314; II, 99, 100
Seaphiocrinus. P ’60, 394; ’61, 140;
65, 156, 159; ’68, 340; ’69, 137;
70, 27; °78, 31; °79, 232, 285, 319,
327-375; 82, 27; ’86, 88, 153, 156,
159, 178
Seaphiodactylus. P ’54, 40, 58
Seaphiopide. P ’82, 329; 783, 34.
J VI, 68, 69, 80, 82, 84
Seaphiopus. P ’54, 62; ’55, 429;
63, 43, 51; ’66, 313; ’67, 85;
68, 249, 250, 271; °78, 28; 782,
329; 783, 10, 15, 18, 33; 795, 405;
08, 126. J VI, 81, 112
Scaphirhynchops. P ’65, 274; ’77,
95, 97; ’89, 246
Scaphirhynchus. P ’77, 88, 97; ’89,
246-257
Seaphisoma. j v, 183. P 744, 104;
760, 322, 323
Scaphites. j vi, 109, 203; viii, 221.
P ’46, 321; ’50, 67; ’54, 164; 756,
267, 281; ’57, 119, 123, 126, 153;
58, 44, 58, 155, 221, 257; °60, 117,
420; '61, 150, 419, 422, 425, 426,
428, 430; ’62, 22; ’68, 287; 791,
159; 7°93, 220; '05, 27. J III,
323, 335
Scaphium. P ’60, 322
scaphobranchiata (Amphicteis). P
06, 255; ’08, 349
seaphoceras (Bison). P 797, 500
(Bos). J IX, 457
Scaphopoda. P ’97, 465; ’03, 757;
05, 18
Seaphura. P ’07, 377
Seaphyrhynchops. P 710, 604
seapiceps (Filaria). P ’86, 308
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
scapigera (Cznothera). P ’98, 28, 302
seapincola (Spheria). P 95, 31
Seapolite. j vi, 48. P ’72, 276; "76,
327; ’80, 312; 782, 49; 97, 437
seaposa (Actinella). ? 63, 65
scaposus (Erigeron). P ’98, 379
Bai pecs P 705, 832, 843; ’07,
Scapteromys. P ’74, 176, 177
Scaptocosa. P ’08, 163, 514,
Scaptolenus. J IV, ii; 35
scapulare (Pristopoma). P 99, 350
scapularis (Anisotremus). P 99, 350
(Ardea). P ’60, 196
(Cenia). J I, 76 :
nis (Dolomedes). "Pp 702, 589; 04,
(Eurysecopa). P 73, 28. 99
41
P 46, 57; Bi
P '50, 59; °99, 40
P '52, 188; *53, 301;
j ii, 78; 790, 280;
(Lebia).. P *43, 296
eseea j i, 277%. Pee
(Mordellistena). P
(Nemognatha). P ’08, 623
(Odontota). P ’73, 80 s
(Rana). j v, 338; vi, 36. Pow
55, 423 p Bs
(Tanypus). P ’95, 320
(Uria).- P. 68, 6, 62-98
(Zonitis). P ’08, 623 b
scapulatus (Corvus). P 764, 242; —
91, 447; °05, 782 4
(Gymnodactylus). P ’68, 97
scapus (Trichoderma). P ’82, 283
59, 288; —
6 (Hallomenus).
219. J.-1, 99
( rnb
62, 49
;
‘a
:
Scarabeide. P ’56, 19;
’89, 311. J IV, 13, 33; XI, 282
Scarabeeus. j iii, 204, 209 ; vy, 195
194. P ’44, 134; +51, 285, 287;
53, 279; 54, 212, 217; 56, 20. Bie
I, 87, 103; III, 232; IV, 93, 34
scarabeeus (Pythia). P 08, 35 aes:
searabei relicti (Gregarina). P ‘Oh
287; ’56, 47; 703, 45, 640
Searadon. P ’99, 360 vo
searboroughi (Fusus). P 57, 189;
60, 421 ae
Searcina. P ’63
Scardafella. P
688
Searichthys. P 1900, 511
Scaride. P ’97, 119; 99, 119, 490;
1900, 511, 527; 01, 325; 06, 101,
488. J XI, 541 a
seariola (Lactuca). P ’99, 99-102
02, 669 4
, 227 -*
68, 148, 150; 05
a (Liatris), P98, 34, 306.
: P 69, 230
© 743, 296; 744, 50, 54;
"191; *5T, ’g2. J IV, 29
P 382, 279; 05, 513
©. 98, 362.’ J XII,
P 62, 182, 351
rus . 763, 178; ’82, 274, 304;
9 91, 119-123 ; "499, "490; 1900,
0, 511, 527; 01, 325. 7 XIL
41-544
Sceleporus. P 52, 69, 126, 175, 178;
3, 301; 54, 93, 103; 56, 237,
1; 58, 254; 59, 299 ; 60, 72,
32 486; 63, 105; ’64, ‘1I7; 65,
35, 195, 197; 66, 124, 303, 310-
2, 322; res; "205, 216; 183, 10- 35;
459, 461; 99, 336; 93, 384;
382, 386; 96, 463; 97, 461;
30, 31, 540-558; 04, 468, 473:
91, 117. J VIII, 95, 127; IX,
ratus (Ranunculus). P ’60, 199
‘“osum (Anomalon). hs "73, 878
: sauride. P ’83, 98, 100
aurus. P 66, 317; 783, 97
94, 299 ;
799, 199
eg 68, 284
lesmus. P ’09, 393
am (Epiblemum). P ’92, 78;
129
eus (Attus). P ’03, 129
cenopinide. P ’95, 327
cenopinus. j iii, 100; vi, 170.-.P
9, 327
pides (Spongilla). P ’87, 184,
is. P ’90, 139
ceptrum (Barrandeocrinus).
ach (Lanius). P ’62, 314
sfferi (Kakerlac). P 710, 447
pri (Castilleja). P ’98, 406
Tisivierclia). P ’07, 248
(Muhlenbergia). P ’91, 297
peer var. longiseta (Muhlen-
a). P 91, 297
neri (Sisyrinchium). i: es
402
(Triodia). P ’91, 304 ©
96, 552;
vPrOUE
P ’85,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
1195
sal (Rhinopomastus). P 05,
(Saxicola). P ’05, 770
schamyl (Phassus). P 09, 21
schantaricus (Beringius). P 07, 244
scharfi (Henlea). P 710, 18-20
Schasicheila. P ’60, 50, 154; 791,
332; ’99, 391; ’03, 782-784; 709,
540
schauffussi (Formica). P
’80, 377-384; ’81, 67;
schaumi (Leptothorax).
223, 232-236
schaumii (Ardistomis).
(Cremastochilus).
J IV, 33
(Oberea). J II, 153
(Plastocerus). I IV, 35
(Seydmenus). P 52, 151
(Toxotus). P 62, 41. ae
320
Schedophilus. P ’62, 127
scherzeri (Hydrocena). J IX, 18, 111
(Schizaster). J VIII, "348
scheuchzeri (Andrias). P 93, 233
(Eriophorum). J III, 199
Scheuchzeria. P ’07,. 457
Schiedeanum (Trifolium). P
403
schiedeanus (Bulimulus).
789, 195; ’90, 64; ’03, 764;
131, 133, 134, 138
schiedeanus var. mooreanus (Buli-
mulus)}. Fb ’06, 133
schiedeanus (Bulimus). P ’57, 192;
779, 142;
"87, 29
P 303, 220,
P '57, 80
P 53, 281.
98,
P 75, 155;
06,
58, 206; 60, 152; ’06, 133, 136
Schilbe. P ’82, 281
Schilbeichthys. P ’82, 281
Schilbeodes. P ’10, 602
Schilbeoides. P ’77, 93
Schinia. P ’75, 67
schintzii (Tringa). P 755, 315
Schinus. P ’98, 381
Schinzia. P ’03, 353
schinzii (Trin jv, DF: 6,
296; ’61, 189, 199, 232; 66, 97
schiédtei (Cirolana). P 91, 188
Schismaderma. P ’62, 358; ’64, 180
Schismatorhynchus. J XII, 500
schistacea (Nigrita). P ’05, 779
(Passerella). P 759, 192
(Urubitinga). P 7 70, 142
schistaceus (Euprinodes). P 59, 38;
99, 41
’(Passerculus). P 66, 88
schisticeps (Ochotona). P ’04, 589
Schistocerea. P ’04, 533, 534, 570,.
776, 788, 789; 05, 39, 40, 53, 439,
804, 841; 06, 399; 07, 47, 73, 77,
186, 292; 08, 20, 91, 366, 393;
10, 45 549, 617, 632
1196
schistocercoides (Scyllina). P 706,
48
Schistodelta. J XI, 206
Schistorus. P ’62, 236, 237
schistosa (Hydrophis). J II, 305
Schistospiza. P ’99, 52
schistosum (Atretium). P ’68, 309
schistosus (Helicops). P ’68, 309
schivelye (Vaginulus). P ’90, 297
Schizea. P ’69, 13; ’74, 9; 1900,
548, 549; ’07, 456
Schizaseus. P ’55, 377
Schizaster. P ’71, 148; ’78, 306;
91, 215. J VIII, 348 .
Schizoblastus. P ’87, 84, 89, 95; ’90,
360
Schizochilus. P ’60, 63; 64, 92;
93, 186; ’96, 497
Schizocosa. P 08, 162-165, 170, 210-
220
Schizocrinus. P ’81, 269, 394, 410;
85, 235
Schizodelphis. P ’08, 29
Schizodesma. P ’54, 30; ’76, 306;
05, 17
Schizodon. P ’82, 280; ’06, 320,
322, 326
Schizodus. P 758, 262; ’59, 8, 29;
60, ae ye 261; ’69, 172; 770, |
18, "41; 72, 165; 88, 233; 91,
249 ; ‘97, ‘a4
Schizogenius. P ’57, 82; ’66, 346.
J IV, 29
Schizognathe. P ’69, 199, 209; ’70,
85
Schizomeris. P
. Schizomycetes.
Schizonema. P
Schizonyx. P
248, 250, 252
Schizopelma. P ’09, 195
Schizophrys. P ’91, 215
Schizophyllum. J IJ, 277; ITI,
224
Schizopini.
Schizoptila. P
Schizopus. P
Schizopyga. P
Schizosomi. P
68, Biol. 12
P ’91, 11
61, 71
98, 146; 99, 245,
207,
P 66, 386
94, 133, 135
58, 70. J IV, 11, 35
56, 315
58, 227
Schizostoma. P 743, 251; ’60, 186;
61, 54, 56; ’62, 263; °63, 307;
64, 92,.104, 112; 65, 34; 68,
153; ’69, 125; °70, 47; 789, 317;
96, 497. J V, 218, 245; VI, 149,
342; VIII, 61
Schizotherus. P ’52, 199; ’55, 441;
77, 24
‘ Schizothyrella. P ’91, 78
Schizotus. P ’55, 270, 274
schizoxyloides (Stictis). P ’93, 150
Schizoxylon. P 794, 353
Schkuhria. P ’98, 383
_schlanbuschii
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
(Dysdereus). PS . 60,.
60, 140;
229
schlegeli
99, 313
(Hydrophis). P 759, 347
(Liza). P ’03, 747
(Syngnathus). P 759, 149
(Teleuraspis). P ’59, ’338, 340 ;.
60, 345
’(Thalassophis). P 69, 347
(Trigonocephalus). P 59, 338;
60, 345 3
Schlegelia. P ’91, 448; ’99, 43 —
schlegelii (Amyda). P ’09, 401 ‘
(Chaleides). P ’62, 357 4
(Onychodactylus). J IIT, 356
(Sibbaldius). P 69, 16
(Teleuraspis). P ’62, 337; ’71,.
206; '74, 67. J VIII, 149,157
schlegelii var. nigroadspersus (Teleu-—
raspis). J VIII, 149
schlegelii var. nitida (Teleuraspis).
J VIII, 149 ¥
schlegelii (Trigonocephalus). J VIII,
149 Bes
schlenki (Pepsis). P ’98, 75
Schlenbachia. P 94, 65
schlosseri (Periophthalmodon). P 05,
513 :
schlosserianus (Chriacus). P ’92, 296:
(Epichriacus). P ’92, 296, 420
schlotheimi (Camaraphoria). Pp
14
(Arremon). P
(Chelocrinus). P ’86, 184
(Encrinites). P 786, "184 ss
schlotheimii (Atrypa). P
331
(Cupressocrinus).
(Halolerinites).
(Terebratula). P 743, 330 —
schmacheri (Melania).
schmackeri (Clausilia).:
(Diplommatina). P
schmackeriana (Microcystis).
235
schmarde (Hemigrammus).
335
(Pheretima). P
Schmardanella.
schmeltziana (Helix).
(Nanina). P
21 pee
(Trochomorpha). P ’87, 126 —
(Trochonanina). P ’87, 126
schmidti (Troglocaris). 7
sehmidtii (Troglocaris). P , €le
schmittii (Leptothorax). P 03, 2:
242 ee
Schmitzii. P
schneideri (Emys). P 754, 189”
(Ophicthys). P ’84, 101,
Schneideria. P ’02, 18
02, 83
‘a7, 126.
02, 701
chi (Clypeotettix): P °04, 666-
OF J :
. P 04, 667
anthus (Andropogon). P ’89,
P ’60, 449; ’66, 259
(Leptoplana). P 757,
i i (Pachyrhynchus). P
P '54, 218
61, 187
cola. P ’05, 772
nii (Cherops). J XII, 535
P ’05, 827; ’06, 284
nlon. P ’98, 409
lirion. = ITI, 103
oprasum (Allium). P ’63, 76
(Alutera). P ’84, 46
P ’89, 372
P ’60, 514
rgkii (Curimata). P
a
Dates.
Ci
oa. we
4
06,
. P 53, 255;
P '58, 129
P 53, 441. J
J IV, 33
P 60, 561;
P 63, 102
P 701, 559
P 62, 348
P ’01, 62
ser (Gymnocephalus). P 06,
wer (Acerina). P ’61, 502
. P 73, 194
(Cistella). P
ii (Aplysia). P ’88, 326
i (Hypnum). J III, 203
sii (Cryptocephalus). P ’73,
. P 98, 103,
(Pristonotus). P 68, 122, 123
(Proteus). J VI, 104
ria. P 62, 196
eriana (Helix). P 73, 251
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
‘Schwagerina.
schweinfurthi (Deropeltis). P
1197
Schubertia. P ’58, 130
schiittei (Sesarma). P ’80, 217
schuetti (Francolinus). P ’05, 755
(Seleroptera). P ’05, 755
Schuettia. P 1900, 721
schulthessi (Tarachodes). P 01,
279
schultzei (Biddulphia). P 1900, 694,
726
schultzianus (Actinocrinus). P ’81,
307
(Pereichocrinus). P ’81, 307
schulzi (Euplectrotettix). P ’06, 40
schumaginensis (Erigone). P ’05,317
P ’97, 410, 416
schwanenfeldii (Barbodes). J XII,
500
(Puntius). P 05, 485
schwarzi (Nomada). P ’03, 595,
596, 599
schwarzi contractula (Nomada). P
03, 596, 600
01,
275
schweinitziana (Crategus). P
635, 652
zchweinitzii (Carex). P ’87, 70
(Coilomyees). J I, 279
(Cyperus). P ’63, 77
(Dothidea). J II, 288
(Hydnum). J Ill, 216
(Lentinus). J III, 206
(Polyporus). J III, 207
(Spheropsis). P ’95, 28
(Trematospheria). P 95, 25
(Xylaria). J II, 284
schypa (Antaceus). P ’89, 248
Sciades. P ’63, 171; ’70, 95
Sciadeus. P ’92, 269
sciadicus (Fundulus). P ’65, 78, 85
Sciadopitys. P ’90, 277; ’97, 190
Sciena. j i, 399; ii, 252, 254, 306.
P ’60, 110; ’61, 81, 86, 104, 503;
762, 112, 115; °63, 29; °77, 96;
782, 306; ’83, 288; ’84, 102; 785,
71, 72, 79; °92, 269; 97, 75, 76,
103, 132; ’99, 326, 354-356, 483;
1900, 501, 526; 03, 348; 704, 222;
05, 83, 501. J XII, 530
Scienide. P ’54, 148; ’61, 512; ’71,
291; '92, 269; 97, 76, 114; 98,
342; ’99, 352; 04, 510; 705, 501;
06, 488. J XII, 518, 530.
Scienine. P ’61, 79; ’62, 257; °63,
28, 29
Scienini. P ’61, 502
Scienoide. P ’62, 257; ’63, 164
Scienoidei. P ’61, 501,502; ’62, 102
Scienops. P ’63, 28, 30; ’77, 210;
99, 355
Sciara. j iii, 78; vi, 153. P 67,
223; ’95, 319
05,
1198
|
|
|
scierus (Hadropterus). P ’85, 411
Scilla. j vii, 55
Scillelepas. P ’08, 107
Scillaride. j viii, 137
Scillarus. j viii, 137 |
scilutus (Actinocrinus). P ’60, 386 |
scina (Symphodus). P ’92, 271
Scinaia. P 757, 74
scincetus (Anthocomus). P ’52, 166.
J IV, 35
(Malachius). jv, 170; vi, 233.
P °45, 306; ’52, 166. J IV, 35:
scincicauda (Elgaria). P 752, 69;
53, 301
(Gerrhonotus). P ’98, 62, 66
Scincide. P 756, 154, 237, 239’; "DT,
195, 215; °58, 256; °60, 483, 492,
495, 508; 64, 228, 229; 68, 294;
82, 331; ’95, 386; ’96, 313, 462,
466; ’98, 104; ’06, 110; ’08, 118.
J VI, 109
scinciputalbida (Salamandra). j vi,
35 ;
scincoides (Tiliqua). P ’96, 313
Scincus. j i, 405, 461; iv, 935, 286 ;
v, 156, 221; vi, 9, 37. lcs 56, 155,
156; 57, 196; 08, 118
Scintilla. Pp 72. 223
scintillans (Lampyris). j v, 164. P |
51, 335
(Photinus). P 751, 335
scintillaris (Scintilla). P 72, 226
scintillatus (Camptonectes). P 81,
417
(Eburneopecten). P ’81, 417.
J IX, 147
(Pecten). P ’81, 417
scintilliceps (Picus). P ’63, 198
Sciodopitys. P ’68, 182
Sciomyzide. P ’94, 279; 795, 336
Scione. P ’02, 276
Scionella. P ’03, 473
Scionopsis. P ’09, 273
Sciophila. j iii, 26
scirpina (Krobesia). P ’63, 77; 793, |
214 |
scirpoidea (Carex). P ’63, 78
seirpoides (Juncus). P 1900, 486,
653, 659, 664; ’02, 660
scirpoides var. macrostemon (Juncus).
P 704, 605
Scirpus. P 63, 77; ’64, 18; ’70, 89;
84, 94; ’93, 214; 1900, 637, 643,
, 651, 652, 656, 663; 702, 643,
649, 651, 660, 666; 705, 697;
, 457, 458; 09, 379-398, 489;
710, 546, 556, 579. J III, 183, 199
Scirtes. P 753, 353, 356
Scirtetica. P ’05, 38, 39, 53;
290; 7°10, 593, 617, 631
scissa (Corticaria). P ’55, 301. J
IV, 32
07,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
scissifrons (Sitones). J IV, 39
scissile (Bellerophron). P 344, 175
Scissodesma. P ’62, 572
Nirah (Apella). P 743, 251; ’60,.
3
seissus (Saprinus). P ’52, 40. J
IV, 31
scita (Nomada). P ’03, 590, 591,
593, 609, 611
(Pardosa).
03, 90, 652;
165, 179, 514
(Stenostira). P
scitiformis (Nomada).
609, 611
scitula (Achatinella).
(Alepes).
509
(Amara).
(Atropis).
(Cantharis).
343
(Chrysobothris).
(Cylichna).
(Eulima). P ’05, 110
(Eulota). P ’08, 40
(Griffithides). P 65, 270
(Hydrocena). J IX, 96
(Leda). P ’60, 185, 428
(Loxonema). P ’60, 464; 91,
259
(Monedula). P ’95, 363, 369
(Nucula). P ’56, 84, 285; 60,
185, 428
(Omphalotropis). J IX, 18, 93,
P 708, 40
95, 110, 111
(Plectotropis).
(Pleurotomaria). P ’60, 461
(Phillipsia). P ’65, 270
(Realia). J IX, 94, 96 oo
(Tellina). P ’56, 82, 284; 60,
425
(Yoldia). P
scituliceps (Synodus).
135
P ’02, 569, 573;
04, 267, 272; 08,
89, 149
P 03, 591,
P 788, 29
P ‘05. 499. J XII,
P 55, 350°
J IX, 96
jv, 168. P 51,
P 57, 8, 9
P 60, 178, 424
60, 428 =
P 84, 13159
scitulum (Cyclostoma). J IX, 95
(Gafrarium). P ’72, 92 ~
(Sacium). P 752, 145. J TV,
42
(Triceratium). P 1900, ated
scitulus (Actinocrinites). 9, a
(Actinocrinus). P ’81, aig, 342°
(Anthicus). P 752, 94
(Calliopsis).
(Cyathocrinus).
61, 148; ’65, 151; ’79, 326
(Dichocrinus). P
(Hemiteles). P 773, 169, 174
(Hydroporus). P 55,
295; °66, 365
( Tehneumon) ;
(Mespilocrinus).
P 94, 187 ies
P 79, 265,
.
ulus. Continued.
; (Pastis). J Il, 254
P ’71, 230
re (
3 , 328, 330, 364
95, : 329
Prionotus). P 184, 103
(Productus). P 60, 451
a P "13, 307
Telephorus). P 51, 343
(Unio). P 60,98. J IV, 342 |
iuride ’P 67, 134; 82, 318;
Chrysothrix). J X, 315,
96,
J VU, 331, 335, 404; VIII,
opterus. P °78, 22; 82, 319;
462; 04, 589.
, 94; 94, 159, 389; 96, 197;
, 31, 206, 217, 311, 314-327;
j viii, 63, 74, 310. P ’41,
00-103; 743, 261; ’52, 110, 149,
5; 67, 134; 68, 298;
14; °73, 101; '77, 314;
199, 200, 279
Mirando), P7600
anus. P 701, 593
alus. P ’65, 136
erma (Phyllomedusa).
D. J VI, 72, 203
ce ma (Pithecopus).
oderris. P '94, 354
ogna nus. P th, 89 97
oni P 07,455 |
cleronotus. J II, 143
ophalus. J Il, 196
955, 331, 333; °57, 11:
58,
69, 3;
: a): P 97, 109;
Spars). P 82, 305; °97, 109;
Campephilus). P °63, 322
64
95,
i
P
P 78, 51,
780, 348, 389; °82, 319;
3, 218, 389; °95, 382, 496;
, 507, 521; °97, 30, 216, 310;
348; °02, 132-134’ 143, 151:
| 17; 04, 577, 589; °07,
, 99, 404, 406. J VII, 404, 445,
94,
96,
03,
P °’89, 360; 1900, 484-489;
455; °10, 545, 548, 556
2 (Acrocomia). P 01, 557
P 62, 39. J II, 7, 20
174- |
74,
68,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 1199
sclerophleum (Hypoxylon). J II, 286
sclerops (Jacare). P ’60, 549; 762,
356
Scleroptera. P ’05, 755
Sclerostomum. P 756, 54; ’63, 42;
91, 235
scleroticus (Oxycephalus). P ’78, 281
sclerotioidea (Spheria). J Il, 286
sclerotioides (Stagonospora). P ’93,
162
sclerotioideum (Hypoxylon). J II,
286
Sclerotium. J II, 293; III, 214
Selerurus. P ’60, 193
sclopetarius (Cancer). P 758, 235
(Clibanarius). P ’58, 235 -
sclopeteria (Epeira). P ’92, 49
scobiculatus (Platycrinus). P ’86, 96
secobina (Buprestis). P 57, 7
(Dicerea). P 773, 331
(Platyerinus). P ’61, 129; ’81,
249
(Spirifera). P ’60, 310
(Zeacrinus). P ’69, 138, 149,
152; ’79, 352; ’86, 166
scobinata (Anomia). P ’73, 187
(Lucina). P ’72, 87
(Tellina). P ’05, 292
scobinatus (Unio). P ’60, 53; ’56,
93. J ITI, 299
Scobinella. P 747, 289; ° 748, 105;
790, 395; ’95, 62, 125; ’01, 518;
703, 273-278. J I, 120; IV, 380
scobinula (Meristhus). P ’73, 333
Scoleophagus. P ’47, 203
Seolecite. P 710, 540
Scolecophagus. P ’51, 218; 53, 384;
59, 107, 192; ’61, 225; ’66, 21, 90,
412-414; ’68, 150; ’83, 64; ’93,
47, 63; ’95, 487; ’96, 117, 138;
8: 213; 290, 17; “O82. Fs:
47; IX, 418
Scolecophidia. P ’64, 230; ’68, 101,
252. J VIII, 128, 176
Scolecophis. P ’60, 259, 371; ’61,
74; ’66, 320; ’08, 123
Scolecosoma. P ’77, 92
Seolex. P ’88, 169
Scolia. P 7’94, 295; ’96, 298-300,
549; 02, 35
Scoliide. P ’94, 294; ’96, 37, 292-
307, 549
Scoliini. P ’94, 294 .
Scoliodon. P ’64, 263; ’97, 91; 705,
458; ’06, 80; ’08, 66
Scolithus. “P 82, 12, 93; 1900, 165,
182, 237; 709, 296
Scolochrus. P °73, 32
Seolodesmus. P ’96, 261, 265
Scolodonta. P 1900, 385
scolopacea (Barbatula). P ’59, 140
(Empis). j iii, 96
1200
scolopacea. Continued.
(Limosa). j v, 81
(Steniolia). P ’95, 373
(Xylobueeco). P ’59, 140
Scolopaceer. P ’61, 171
Scolopaces. P ’69, 200, 205
scolopaceus (Anumbius). P ’56, 264
(Bueeco). P ’59, 140
(Campylorhynchus). P ’56, 264
(Macrorhamphus). P ’59, 108,
192; ’62, 321; ’66, 97; 93, 35;
1900, 27
(Picolaptes). P 756, 264
Scolopacide. P 753, 426; ’61, 171;
64, 67, 107; 766, 97; 7°83, 67;
95, 473; 05, 759
Scolopacine. P ’61, 171
Scolopax. j i, 133; v, 72; vii, 193;
viii, 156. _P ’51, 223; °53, 427;
55, 315; 756, 40, 296; 7°57, 40;
58, 195, 196; ’59, 174; ’60, 195;
61, 184; 764,246; ’66, 38, 237;
75, 355; 705, 759.
272
scolopax (Baridius).
(Centriscus).
332; 84, 163
(Lycodon). P ’61, 297
(Macrorhamphosus). P
163; 798, 340
scolopax elevatus (Macrorhamphosus).
P ’07, 425
scolopax (Murex). P
223 :
(Siphlophis). P ’61, 297
Scolopendra. j ii, 109. P ’61, 10,
312; ’89, 127; ’05, 191; ’08, 82;
710, 304, 311. J V, 18; XII, 99
scolopendras (Hoplorhynchus). P ’03,
636, 640
Scolopendrella. P
% od V;, 16
Scolopendrellide. P ’81, 84. J V, 16
Scolopendride. P ’81, 82; ’02, 39.
J V, 17
scolopendrina (Ophiocoma).
178
Scolopendrine. J V, 18
' seolopendrium (Bossica).
Scolopendropsis. J V, 37
Scoloplos. P ’63, 140
Scolopoeryptops. P ’67,
42, 44; ’05, 97. J V, 37
Scolops. P ’07, 469, 471
Scolopsella. P ’07, 469, 471
Scolopsis. j iv, 81. P ’85, 136. J
XII, 528
scolymus (Turbinella). P ’91, 50
Scolytus. j iii, 323. P ’86, 327
Scomber. P ’62, 124, 125, 238, 260;
431; ’63, 177; °76, 52; ’82, 306;
84, 233; °85, 126; 788, 180; ’92,
P 68, 365
P '62, 234; 63,
84,
90, 66; 94
bd
81, 79, 84; 709,
P ’89,
P 50, 81
03
128;
?
J I, 223; I, |
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
254; ’97, 72, 99, 100; ’98, 341;
"99, 344; 1900, 501; ’04, 508, 757-
766; ’05, 59-83; ’06, 116. J XII,
506, 518
scomber (Scomber). P ’92, 254
Scomberesoces. P ’54, 149; ’59, 148
Scomberesox. j ii, 131. P ’77, 214
scomberi (Chalimus). P ’89, 95
Scomberide. P ’84, 161
scomberius (Esox). P ’85, 369, 374
Scomberoides. P ’63, 167; ’84, 157;
05, 56, 499. J XIT, 506
scomberoides (Hydrolyeus). P 71,
292; ’06, 466
Scomberoidine. P ’05, 56
Scomberomorus. P ’82, 306; ’84,
232-235; ’97, 72, 99; ’04, 508, 764-
766; 705, 498; 706, 96. J XII, 506
Scombresox. P ’92, 249
Scombride. P ’92, 254; ’97, 72, 99;
98, 341; ’99, 344; 704, 508, 757;
05, 498; ’06, 96. J XII, 506 ~
Scombrine.. P 762, 124, 125,
329; 04, 757
Scombroide. P
260; °63, 257
Scombroides. P ’82, 306; ’88, 180
Scombropine. P ’62, 237
Scombrops. P ’62, 237, 242; ’06, 528
scombrus (Scomber). P 62, 125;
92, 254; ’04, 508, 757
Sconsia. P ’62, 564;
IV, 293, 301
Scoparia. P ’77, 108; ’89, 396
scoparia (Arundinella). P ’91, 294
(Carex). P ’87,/79; ’10, 557
(Hosackia). P ’63, 346
(Valsa). P ’77, 124; ’78, 86
scoparium 8 orthophyllum(Dicranum).
J III, 202
scoparius (Andropogon).
550
(Astropecten).
(Homocrinus).
(Listrochelus).
IV, 33
(Poteriocrinus).
(Seaphiocrinus).
(Zeacrinus). P ’69, 138;
352
Scopas.
Scopeles.
Scopelus.
Scophthalmus.
scopifer (Phenacobius).
scopiferum (Sarcidium). P ’77, 94
scopiformis (Xylaria). J II, 284
Scopimera. P ’51, 247; ’58, 98
scopinucha (Naja). P ’59, 343
Scopiorus. P ’05, 821, 842
Scopolesoma. P ’74, 209
260,
59, 145; 62, 124,
05, 23. J
P ’10, 545,
P 91, 211
P 79, 301, 302
P 79, 336
P °79, 336
P ’07, 191
j ii, 7
P 701, 211
P ’82, 280
P 04, 247
{
J It, 264; —
"79,
4
3
E
i
i
66,
83,
“ops Bi sssops). P 90, 127
Semin (Megascops). P 90,
| henderson, (Megascops). P
_ 127; 799,
oy P 03, 279
piihicinn). P 703, 263
larius (Plecostomus). P 71,
29
as (Lophocarenum). P ’05,
Minyriolus). P ’05, 304
inus (Peryphus). P ’57, 5;
n (Absinthium). P ’63, 66
“ass P 95, 414
y 63, 66
P * 102, 362
P 10, re “wid
P 63,
i 5g 98) "6, 38,
(Brachypodella). P
P 57, 39;
98,
“59, 174
; 763, 178, 208;
84, 45, 98,
792, 274; 97,
3 798, 339, 344; 1900, 515, 521;
104”
g nopsis. P 1900, 515
Sisichthys. P °54, 181, 145;
' eee, 134; ’62, 13
dex. P ’54, 131, 145; ’92,
- 97, 81, 131; °98, 344: 99,
03,
60; 1900, 515, 521; 01, 326;
$6; 05, 507; ’06, 104. J XII;
rpenine. P 62, 278
pe noide. P 59, 144;
TpwT J XII, 548
09, 6 J V,
62, 278
01, 594;
: P ’87, 359
( . P 05, 292
Smilium). P 08, 107. j
vides (Bouteloua). P
91, 302
(Cancer).
. P 59, 6
P 1900, 541; ’01, 568,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
1201
Scorpionide. J V, 359
Scorpionidea. P 03, 138
Scorpionidee. j ii, 61
Scorpius. P ’63, 107. J V, 359
Scotia. P 57, 159
Scotiaptex. Pp 790, 126, 127; ’93, 41
scotica (Crassina). P 372, 247
scoticum (Ligusticum). P 784, 85
ae (Hydreionocrinus). P ’79,
54
(Lagopus). P ’71, 96
Scotinecus. P ’09, 300
cotinus. J 19
Scotobenus. P ’59, 87, 290
Scotobiini. P 66, "400
Seotolemon. P 01, 593; ’04, 140
Scotopelia. P 59, 32; 90, 129
Scotophilus. P 55, 432; 66, 286;
"82, 518; ’89, 328; 96, 517 s "08,
321
Scotophis. P ’56, 243, 307, 309; ’59,
98, 300; ’60, 255, 330; ’61, 305;
701, 45-50; 708, 121
Scotornis. P ’51, 186
Scotothorus. P 99, 208
scottii (Icterus). P 54, 66; ’67, 54
Scotussa. P ’07, 191; 08, 23
P ’84, 87
784, 87
63, 58;
scouleri (Campanula).
(Hieracium). P
(Hypericum). P
81. J Il,
(Mimulus). J III, 98
(Salmo). P: ’56, 217
(Silene). P 58
Seraptia. P 746, 56; ’54, 219;
335. J I, 100
scriba (Serranellus).
(Serranus). P
341
seribnerianum (Panicum).
545, 548, 552
Seribonia. P ’84, 284
scribonia (Eepantheria).
seripta (Anthrax).
(Chrysomela).
(Dresseina). P ’74, 29. J
VIII, 335
(Emys). P ’54, 189
‘(Osbeckia). P ’07, 439
(Plagiodera). P ’73, 52, 53
(Spheria). J II, 280
(Spheropsis). J II, 280
(Strophiops). P ’96, 321
scripta obliterata (Strophiops). P
96, 321
seripticollis (Altica). j iv, 84. P
60, 321
, (Eaionyehis). P60): 888s
P ’89,
P 710, $44
184,
73,
P 07, 266
92, 259; 98,
P 10,
P 60, 523
Ba
P °56, 37 .
7,
sesh tifetie (Bellerophon).
298
seriptoria (Harmothoé).
1202
scriptus (Anthocrinus). P ’86, 76;
’88, 388
(Antilope). P ’88, 98
(Apiocrinites). P ’86, 76; ’88,
388 :
(Apiocrinus). P ’86, 74
(Dolomedes). P ’92, 73; 1900,
538; 02, 589; ’04, 316, 317
(Enallocrinus). P ’86, 76; ’88,
366, 369, 388
(Millericrinus). P ’86, 76;
’88, 388
(Pteroglossus). P ’67, 112
Scrobicularide. P ’62, 288
Serobiculariine. P ’62, 574
scrobiculata (Athleta). P ’77, 22;
"76, 291
serobiculatum (Solarium). P_ ’48,
106; 795, 123, 130
scrobiculatus (Cossonus). P ’59, 285,
291
(Cyathocrinus). P ’79, 264
(Nautilus). J I, 213
(Platyerinus). P ’86, 95
(Pyenosaccus). P ’79, 264
Scrobiculiine. P ’62, 586
scrofa (Diastodon). P ’98, 343
(Prochilodus). P ’03, 511
(Scorpena). P ’63, 178;
394, 398, 403; ’92, 274
(Sus). P °73, 207;
88, 98. J VII, 443
serofina (Scorpena). P ’85, 400, 403
Scrophicephalus. P ’62, 443; 782,
284
Scrophularia. P ’60, 303;
110; ’77, 108; ’84, 89
Scrophulariacee. P 758, 132;
145, 200, 303, 512, 514; ’61, 461;
763," 71369785 383-3 > 784, 805.0704,
173; 798, 385, 391, 400, 406; 1900,
185,
81, 143;
76, 108-
344, 669. J III, 43, 97, 183, 184,
195
scrophularie (Anthrenus).- P 76,
195
Secrophularinee. P ’89, 396
scrophus (Liposarcus). P ’74, 186
seruposa (Aethra). P ’57, 221
scruposus (Polyporus). J III, 209,
210
scrupularis (Saprinus). P ’59, 315
scrupulus (Pompilus). P ’97, 252,
260
scrutator (Belone). P ’58, 170
(Calosoma). P 743, 296; ’61,
335; ’62, 52; ’75, 24. J IV, 12, 30
(Lophoglossus). P ’73, 316. J.
II, 249
(Lyperus). J II, 249
scudderi (Ageneotettix). P ’06, 371
(Camptonotus). P ’07, 393
(Gnaphosa). P ’92, 19
sculpta (Acteon).
sculptata (Atya).
sceulptilis (Allonyx).
sculptimanus (Eupagurus). P
236
sculptipes (Pagurus). P ’58, 234, 246—
sculptum (Cerion). q
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
seudderi. Continued.
(Melanoplus). P ’04, 776, 790,
791; 710, 633
(Paroxya). P ’07, 459
(Prosphena). P ’05, 404, 841
Seudderia. P ’04, 543, 795; 05, 42,
54; '06, 415; ’07, 63, 74, 300, 301;
08, 398; ’09, 168, 410, 474; 710,
636
scudderiana (Hedya). P ’60, 358
scudderii (Hemulon). P 62, 2538
Ba A gsc) P ’61, 164; ’62,
] ~
P ’62, 566.-
(Biddulphia). P 1900, 724
(Cirolana). P ’91, 187
(Leptachatina). P ’88, 55
(Maia). P ’79, 389; ’91, 189
(Mazareddia). P ’04, 663
(Odostomia). P ’62, 566
(Porcellana). P 758, 228
(Sicyonia). P ’93, 110
(Temnotrema). P ’63, 358
P ’94, 410
P ’66, 359
(Barycrinus). P ’68, 340; ’79,
326
(Colymbetes).
(Cyathoecrinus). P
79, 326
(Dasytes).
(Dicelus).
(Diectyopterus).
(Diplommatina).
(Eros). J I, 78
(Euatya). P ’94, 410
(Euxanthus). P ’52, 75
(Goniobasis). P ’64, 48;
P ’62, 522
61, 148;
P 59, 75; 766, 359
P 73, 324. F
P ’45, 302
P 04, 619
"70,8
58
(Helix).
J VIII, 392
(Kutorgina).
(Lathridius).
(Lyriocrinus).
(Melania). P ’64, 48;
(Omalisus). J I, 78
(Patula). J VIII, 392
(Rissoina). P ’73, 209
(Sphenophorus). P ’55, 416
(Tachysphex). P 793, 507, 517 —
(Vitrea). P 1900, 115, 140; —
02, 418, 420, 431 ;
(Vitrinella). P 773, 214 a
(Zonites). P 75, 153, 1655
89, 197 id
58,
P '58, 205; °72, 111. —
P ’87, 19
P 755, 303
P 85, 320° 9am
70, 58
(Pagurus). P 758, 236
P 96, 322
58, 228
(Pisosoma). P
P 1900, 724
(Triceratium).
a (Cancellaria)}:- P 748, 97
(Lunatia). J VII, 339
= P 748, 103; 62, 582;
_J VIII, 364
ulus).
, 443
(Bulimus).
ate P ’96, 443
Parenints
P ’73, 334
Nesiotus). P ’96, 443
(Nesiotes). P 796, 443
(Omphalostyla). P ’96, 443
_ (Petaloconchus). P ’48, 104;
62, 568; ’82, 168-170;
pi (Actzon).
0; 82, 171
_(Actinocrinus).
325
(Archeocrinus ).
P 48, 95; 62,
P 66, 254;
P
P ’81, 375
95, 186 .
P ’79, 319
P ’81, 258
P 61, 70
P 85, 326
91, 126, 129,
j (Eupodiscus).
_ (Glyptocrinus).
(Halodon). P
P
b 4
P
85, 318
81, 291
79, 389;
P 50, 23; 79,
P ’82, 171
Sachin :
SS
(Oxytelus). 66, 347
_ (Pilumnoplax). P 758, 93
oo): P78; 244; 81
yi SBitophitue). P °95, 183, 186,
P
bg
86, 161
: eeeecrizce).
oa fe ts jt Be
(Pterostichus).
(248
fee
J
hiocrinus).
Tus). QP
P ’86, 161
"88, 321
P 66, 254;
Se. Oly eek
P 779, 319
(Chromodoris). P ’99, 518
Cyprea). P ’05, 292
eurria. P ’76, (a 246; 93, 286
ut: (Helix). J 1x, 26
eutalus. P ’96, 427
scuta (Amphisile). P 62, 234
_ (Eecheneis). P ’64, 60
_ (Rhombodera). P ’03, 710
Seo(emlamandra). P ’69, 99; |
126. J I, 286
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
96, |
90, 145, |
85, 318; |
as
(Seurria). P ’76, 244; 93, 286.
1203
| seutata. Continued.
| (Sternaspis).
357
seutatifrons (Metopius). P
scutatum (Hemidactylium). P ’56,
11; ’59, 124; °61, 124;. ’69, 99;
95, 407; 1900, 618. J I, 286; III,
366; VI, ’98, 106
scutatus (Centriscus).
(Malimbus). P ’99, 38
(Syeobius). P ’49, 157; 57,
36; 759, 136; 799, 38. J I, 297
scutelaris (Monohammus). P ’54, 16
Scutella. jv, 226; vii, 119, 122, 152;
viii, 217, 218, 224, 333. P ’41, 81;
"44, 97; 745, 253-255; 7°47, 281;
55, 258; 7°65, 74; 781, 158; 795,
113,- Hae J. 1, 1a, ib, Ties aA,
131, 143
seutellare (Callidium).
IV, 41
Seutellaria. P
512; 63, 72;
310; 1900, 486, 488;
572, 582. J III, 100
scutellaria (Cicindela). P ’66, 363
(Cyprina). P ’61, 31, 32
scutellaris (Anthonomus). P ’58, 79.
J IV, 40
(Aphodius). J XI, 281
(Attelabus). j v, 252
(Bruchus). P ’76, 270
(Chauliognathus). P 753, 230;
66, 348; 96, 37. J IV, 12, 35
(Cicindela). j iii, 140
(Clytus). J II, 25; IV, 41
(Cryptocephalus). J I, 245
(Falagria). P ’66, 370, 372
(Feronia). P 754, 59. j iii,
146
(Gorytes). P ’97, 380
(Griburius). P 773, 32
(Hoplismenus). P 773, 128
(Ichneumon). P 773, 110, 128
(Mordella). P ’59, 78; 762,
J IV, 12, 38
(Nemognatha). 53, B47:
79
(Odontota). P ’73, 81
(Omorgus). P ’54, 214
(Polybia). P ’98, 449
(Pterostichus). P ’73, 304, 312
(Stenocolus). P 753, 229
(Trox).
P 03, 487; 708,
"73, 393
P 84, 163, 164
J, 255
58, 131; 760, 303,
93, 308; °98, 39,
10, 547-549,
46.
og
59,
| Seutellastra. P
scutellata (Albunea). 58, 230;
"78, 326
(Campylomyza). j iii, 17
(Hippa). P ’58, 230
(Lepidopa). P 758, 230;
298, 326; ’79, 410
94, 209
P
78,
1204
scutellata. Continued.
(Nectarinia). P ’98, 460
(Ninox). P ’90, 130
(Valsa). P ’77, 124; ’78, 86
(Veronica). P ’60, 303; ’84, 89
scutellatum (Scomberesox). j ii, 132
scutellatus (Cerambyx). J II, 148
(Ceratopogon). j vi, 150
(Monohammus). J II, 148
(Pagurus). P ’58, 234
(Polyporus). J III, 210
(Pompilus). P ’97, 252, 260
(Pygopterus). P ’56, 98; ’73,
P '58, 230
TT,
(Remipes).
(Scomberesox). P
Scutelleride. P ’60, 221
seutelliformis (Aspidocrinus). P ’81,
402
Scutellina. P ’76, 246
scutelloides (Navicula). P
seutellum (Cocconeis). P
61, 70
(Siphonaria). P ’96, 453
(Tryblionella). P ’61, 71;
140
scutellumalbum (Leptura). j iii, 419
scuticaris (Cecula). P ’84, 42
scutiformis (Plagiophrys). P
172
(Pleurophrys). P ’74, 227
seutiger (Acanthochites). P ’94, 70,
75
Scutigera. P
214
65, 16
53, 431;
90),
78,
03, 42, 44. J V, 9
scutigera (Epeira). P ’09, 210
(Villiersia). P ’80 61
scutigerus (Trachycephalus). gl
43, 45
Scutinoblattina. P 85, 110
scutulata (Anas). P ’02, 671
(Asareornis). P ’02, 671
(Caudisona), P_ ’61,
66, 307, 309
(Epeira).
130
(Lycosa). P ’78, 337;
427; ’92, 66;. 1900, 538;
563; 703, 72, 129-144, 647;
135, 263, 276, 277, 289, 300;
164, 224, 258, 255, 256
scutulatum (Buecinum).
scutulatus (Crotalus). P
01, 103
Scutulum. P 796, 453
scutum (Halecium). P ’76, 210, 218
Seycobranchii. P ’84, 168
Scydmenus. P 752, 149, 150;
347
Seyliorhinide. P ’07, 419;
Seyliorhinus. P ’07, 419;
Scylla. P ’58, 38
Scyllaride. P ’52, 11, 12, 14, 19
63,
207;
P 1900, 535; 04,
90, 422,
02, 537,
04,
08,
P 07, 366
if. hae
’66,
08, 52
08, 53
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Scyllarus. P
321
Seyllina. P ’06, 39, 40-48;
71, 167; ’08, 366, 381
Scylline. P ’06, 39
Scylliodontes. P ’62, 484, 485
Seylliodontide. P ’62, 485
Seylliodus. J I, 204
Scylliorhinide. P ’92, 233; ’01, 329
Scylliorhinus. P ’92, 233
Scyllium. P ’92, 233; ’01, 329
Scymnoide. P ’64, 259, 264
scymnoides (Conacara). P ’65, 243,
244
Scymnorhinus. P ’01, 332
Scymnus. P ’47, 180; 52, 129, 130,
135; 66, 348; ’01, 333. J IV, 42
scypheus (Anolis). P ’64, 172
Scyphocrinus. P ’81, 97, 270, 395,
410; 785, 312, 327
Secyphophonus. J IV, 40
Seyra. P 757, 218
Scyris. P ’62, 239; ’05, 82, 86. J
XII, 513
seyron (Anceryx). J ig 175, 176
(Erinnys). J IV, 176
(Sphinx). J IV, 176
Scyrtes. P 744, 44; 745, 223
Scytale. jv, 366; vi, 37. P 60, 75,
79, 260; 68, 107; 93, 434. J
VIII, 177 ¥
seytale (Aspidura). P ’60, 75
(Tortrix). J VIII, 176
Scytalina. P ’84, 179 5
scytalinus (Scolecophis). P ’66, 320 —
Scytalocrinus. P 7’79, 285, 332-339, —
376; 86, 90, 115 q
Scytalophus. P ’99, 307
50, 25; °60, 23; 788,
07, 34,
scythe (Phyllium). P ’04, 106
Seytina. P ’54, 186 —
Scytodermata. P ’85, 296 E
Seytodes. P ’01, 571; ’03, 340; ’09, ©
196
Scytodesmus. P ’96, 263 5
Scytodide. P ’O1, 571; ’04, 122357
09, 196 q
Scytomycterus. J VIII, 165 4
Seytopis. P ’62, 854; ’63, 51; 765, ©
194; ’67, 85, 86; 768, "246, 250,
270; 71, 222 ; 74, 123. 5 Vij
72, 73, 84, 85, 112
Sealeina. P 06, 478 4
sealii (Streptocephalus). P '79, 20053
80, 156 4
sebacea (Thelephora). J III, 222
sebe (Erpicthys). P ’82, 278
(Hemidactylus). P 756, 148
(Lutianus). J XII, 527 .
(Ninia). P ’60, 340. J Vit,”
95, 145 “a
sebae maculata (Ninia). J VIII, 145°
seb tessellatus (Ninia). J VIL, 14
= sebe eon) =P i 496
(Oxyrrhopus). P 68, 107, 289
a, PS J XII, 528
Python). P ‘57, 66, 72
(Streptophorus). P 60, 76,
sa 63, 100; ’91, 463
sebe egllaris (Streptophorus). P ’66,
sshago (Salmo). 53, 380;
tapistes. P 785, 394
abastes. P 754, 131, 146; ’56, 134;
762, 278, 329: 63, 207, 208, 332,
333; ’64, 59, 145; ’83, 291; 85,
P 54,
ichthys. P ’62, 329, 330;
64, 147
ehastodes. P ’61, 165; °62, 278;
63, 207; °64, 59, 145; °83, 291;
99, 360, 476, 477
mastomus. P 64, 59, 147
astoplus. P ’63, 207, 208;
394
: psis. P ’62, 278; ’63, 207;
1900, 515, 521. J XI, 548
_ Sebastosomus. P 64, 59, 147
sebastus (Herpetodryas). P
«562; °66, 127
_ Sebestena (Cordia).
63,
85,
60,
P ’89, 394
P ’60, 298
P ’60, 431
P 748, 103
2 P 56, 278;
: 3; 758, 158
‘alinus (Bromus).
; nen dum (Triceratium).
P 74, 153, 154
P 1900,
nsis (Lucina). P ’72, 85
hium. P ’89, 383; 98, 412
<Loxilus). P 756, 203
(Cryptospheria). P 795, 27
“aypwaleph
etus (Aspidiotus). P 99, 274
etus
_ diotus). P ’99, 274
(Neverita). P ’82, 198
(Tellina). j vii, 257 2
(Turritella): P °55, 268; ’62,
"87, 397;
99”
re ata (Arca). P ’03, 756
e etilun en. P 98, 271, 276, 284
ectoralis (Nucula). P 62, 418
_ (Sanguinolaria). P 62, 422
etorius (Anisonchus). P ’92, 428
a (Natica). P ’08, 559
(Pyrola). P ’60, 303; ’63, 70;
Bs. 88; °91, 434; °98, 405; ’07,
457
(Solidago).
P 66, 343
D7, '
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
P 90, 221; 795, 27 |
race saccharicaulis (Aspi- |
90, 145, 146. J |
s (Cypricardites). j viii, 245 5
1205
secundarium (Anoplotherium). J
VIII, 87
secundarius (Prototomus). P 792,
310
(Sinopa). P _’92, 310
(Stypolophus). P ’92, 310
secundidorsalis (Oreynus). P "77, 207
secundiflorus (Pentstemon). P 63, 71
secundus (Juncus). P ’10, 545, 548,
558
securidens (Platycerus). j iii, 249
securifera (Aporrhais). P ’77, 22
securiformis (Cytherea). J IX, 147
(Unio). P ’49, 152; ’53, 250,
257. J 1, 275
securifrons (Hippolyte). P
securis (Cyclas). P ’60, 298;
(Scolodesmus).
(Spheria). P
(Spherium).
(Unio). _P 752, 54;- 53, 251?
54, 237, 243; 777, 26; ’96, 504.
J IV, 47; V, 431
securus (Actinocrinites).
(Actinocrinus). P
69, 155; ’81, 319
sedecimpunctata (Cicindela).
- 12, 27
sedecimstriatus (Hister). j v,
P 752, 39
sedentarius (Chetodon). P ’61,
(Pirata). P ’04, 309, 312;
165, 313
Sedgwickia. P
70, 323
sedgwickianus (Callicrinus).
358
sedgwickii (Nucula).
90, 403
sedifolia (Chondria).
sedoides (Caulerpa).
(Cherleria)..
(Penthorum).
sedula (Polyhia).
Sedum,:° 4 4, ‘312; vii, 23..P:. 63,
62; °83, 74; 784, 84; ’93, 211;
798, 28, 302, 403; ’02, 35. J III,
181, 182, 191
seebachii (Hypopachus). P ’08, 125.
J VIII, 101
seelandica (Difflugia). P ’78, 173
seemanni (Arius). P ’83, 282
(Basiliseus). P ’66, 123
(Eurypelma). P ’09, 194
(Paludestrina). P 06, 125, 170
(Ptenosaura). P ’66, 123
seemannii (Basiliseus). J ‘VOL, 125
(Ptenosaura). P ’68, 97
sefilata (Parotia). P ’91, 448
segetalis (Euphorbia). P ’77, 108
segethi (Oceanites). P ’64, 84; ’66,
192
93, 116
62, 34
P 96, 265
60, 298
P 62, 34
P 69, 155
68, 326;
J IV,
36.
99
08,
65, 250, 251;° ’
P ’85,
P 48, 102;
P 57, 74
P 57, 74 ~
P ’88, 396
P 60, 512
P 98, 451
1206
segethi. Continued.
(Thalassidroma).
’66, 191
segetum (Anser). P ’70, 131; ’71, 98
(Chrysanthemum). P ’77, 107
segmenta (Lytta). j iii, 808. P
53, 342
segmentata (Lytta). P ’53, 342. J
V, 39
(Macropsalis).
(Meta).
segmentatus (Hydropsalis).
288; ’51, 176; 799, 33.
Segmentina. P 760, 431;
05, 746; ’06, 166, 167
segnis (Lampronota). P ’78, 378
segregata (Adelia). P ’09, 486°
(Spongilla). P ’87, 197, 202
segregatus (Cryptus). P ’94, 187
seguinapicta (Dieffenbachia). P ’58,
* 122
P 64, 84;
P '99, 33
P 703, 130, 132
P49,
7 di, 147
94, 24;
seignaciana (Bifidaria).
Seila.
P 1900, 591
P 91, 53; ’03, 758
Seiranota. P 59, 125. J III, 340
Seiranotidae. P 56,10. J III, 337
Seisura. P ’89, 153
Seiurus. P 753, 310; ’60, 191; ’63,
294; ’66, 71; ’75, 349; 90, 211;
91, 437; 792, 111; 93, 55, 645
95, 496; °96, 116, 157, 161; 798,
85; 708, 155; ’09, 365
sejuncta (Crategus). P 710, 218, 219
sejunctum (Mastigonema). P_ ’09,
393
sejunctus (Protohippus). P ’73, 420
sejungenda (Feronia). P 773, 317
(Hypherpes). P ’73, 317
Selache. P ’64, 259. J I, 196
Selachus. P ’64, 259
Selaginella. P ’58, 122; ’98, 386
selago (Lycopodium). P 93, 215;
04, 603. J III, 201
Selar. P ’05, 72, 75 -
selasia (Ganesella).
04, 631
selasia textilis (Ganesella).
630
selasia zonata (Ganesella).
630
Selasiella. P 791, 311
Selasphorus. P 759, 106, 189, 190;
62, 319; 66, 57; 93, 44; 798,
211; ’04, 582; ’05, 682. J II, 269
‘selbyi (Crithaga). P ’99, 59
sele (Polynemus). P-’61, 276
seleanus (Bulimulus). P ’96, 418
seledon (Tanagra). P ’64, 253
Selenacodon. P ’91, 128, 133
Selenaria. J V, 138
Selene. P ’62, 239, 431, 436; 763,
83; °70, 119; ’77, 208; 81, 114;
03, 328; ’04, 508; 05, 88
P OI, 566;
P 04,
P 04,
7
—
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
selene (Luxilus).
Selenia. j v, 182
Selenidera. P 757, 214; ’58, 177,
178; ’60, 136; ’67, 115; °99, 32.
J IV, 5
selenina (Helix). P ’57, 191
Piet dean jaa P 710, 665-
P ’10, 278
66
seleniris (Trachypterus). P ’08, 319
Selenite. P ’89, 12; ’94, 108
Selenites. P ’89, 195; ’94, 12; 796,
488; 1900, 564
Selenitide. P ’89, 195; ’94, 12; 96,
488; 1900, 564
selenitoides (Zonites).
413
Selenium. P ’87, 38
selenkai (Guppya). P 710, 509
(Helix). P 710, 520
Selenophorus. P 743, 297, 301; 765,
98; ’66, 365; ’73, 324. J IV, 29
Selenops. P ’vs, 341; 704, 134; 709,
213
Selenoptyx. P ’07, 502, 510
Seleucides. P ’91, 448
seligeri (Hypnum). P 755, 446
selinoides (Pionus). P ’99, 54
(Psittacus). P ’99, 54
Selinum, j vii, 29
selinurus (Dalmanites).
Selista. J V, 9
selkirki (Viola).
670, 697
sella (Orbitoides). P 784, 321
selleformis (Anomia). J III, 330
(Ostrea).. j vii, 117, 122; viii,
216. P ’45, 255; °47, 281; “am
103; °55, 257; 79, 220; 7°81, 15955
86, 57; °90, 404; °95, 112. J ape
112; IX, 121, 129, 144, 147, 152
selleformis var. divaricata (Ostrea).
P ’95, 112-130
sellata (Arethea).
’08, 398
sellatus (Coluber). P 701, 11
(Cryptocephalus). P 773, 31
(Dyschirius). P ’57, 76, 78
(Hister). P 759, 288
(Hydroporus). P 66, 365
(Pericompsus). J IV, 30 -
(Tylosis). P 66, 349. J IV,
25, 40
sellersiana (Melania). P ’64, 30
sellicauda (Epinephelus). P 762, 250 —
selliformis (Teredo). P ’60, 178, —
424 4
Selloa. j vii, 82
selosum (Ribes).
sem (Caranx).
512
semeion (Chetodon).
P °89, 198,
Oe a a
P 71, 92
P 703, 664, 666,
P 07, 61, 63; |
P 63, 61 ;
P 05, 79. J XI, ©
P 99, 492
sementinus (Oliarus).
i _ semicaudata (Emballonura).
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Semele. P 52, 574;-°71, 130, 138;
82, 162; °91, 48; ’97, 293; 1900,
480; ’03, 757. J VIII, 264, 372
Semelide. P ’91, 48
semen (Actinobolus).
(Carditella).
(Difflugia).
(Glottidia).
(Lingula).
(Marginella).
397; 95, 123
(Nuceula).
semenoides (Erato).
IV, 383
P 72, 254
P 02, 712
P 78, 172
P 73, 204
P 73, 204
P ’48, 101; 90,
P 48, 102
P 95, 122. J
P ’07, 486
semialiata (Calidomantis). P
713
Semiannulata (Sonora). P
66, 304, 310; 768, 289
Semiaperta (Ampamea). P ’74, 207
Semiaspera (Mysia). P ’72, 95
semiaureus (Opheomorphus). P ’62,
348
semicerulea (Perdita). P
47, 64
semiceruleus (Alcedo).
(Chlorichthys).
(Haleyon).
semicarinata (Bulimella).
(Eburnella).
(Goniobasis).
03,
54, 95;
96, 29,
P 705, 764
P 82, 275
P 05, 764
P ’88, 37
P 88, 37
P 64, 45; 65,
(Mangilia).
(Melania). P ’64, 45
semicarinatus (Dinodon). P ’02, 185
(Eumesodon). P ’60, 263; ’61,
5
P 04, 9
(Eurypholis).
Semicassis. P 62,
82, 172; ’99, 77
P 60, 498
564; 71, 143;
P ’89,
321; ’98, 325
Semicelleporaria. J V, 123
semicerina (Nanina). P ’74, 48
semichaleea (Chetoecnema). P
167
semicincta (Diplax). P ’62, 400, 402
(Libellula). j viii, 27
(Premnas). J XII, 533
(Tantilla). P ’61, 74; ’66, 126.
J VIII, 145 ;
a (Ungalia). P ’68, 129, 130
_ Semicinctum (Homalocranion). P
x 56, 237
(Phascolosomum). P ’55, 390
Semicinctus (Bathmodon). P ’73, 103
(Cherojulis). P ’63, 223
(Cryptocephalus). J I, 256
(Julis). P ’63, 223
(Leiuranus). P 1900, 494
(Ophisurus). P 1900, 494
(Platyglossus). P ’63, 223
47,
' semidoliatus (Geophis).
1207
semicirculare (Triceratium). P 790,
139; ’98, 423; 1900, 726
semicireularis (Biddulphia). P 1900,
690, 694, 726, 737
semicircularis asburyana(Biddulphia).
P 98, 469; 1900, 726
semiclausa (Scintilla). P ’72, 226
semicollaris (Rhipidura). P ’89, 150
Semicossyphus. P ’62, 331; ’63, 330;
64, 58; ’65, 77; 781, 114
semicostata (Goniobasis). P ’64, 32
(Leptachatina). P ’88, 55
(Loxonema). P ’71, 174
(Melania). P ’64, 32
(Modiola). j vii, 244
(Pholas). P 62, 196, 220
(Pinna). P ’05, 292
(Turbonilla). P ’71, 175
semicostatum (Buccinum). P
320
semicostatus (Strombus). P ’60, 198.
J VIII, 316
semicrema (Membracis).
Semicrescis. J V, 179
semicribrata (Lachnosterna).
247
semicrocea (Perdita).
96, 32, 46, 92
semicuprea (Cicindela). P ’08, 510
semicylindrica (Ostrea). j ii, 258
(Trogosita). P ’62, 85
semidecora (Coryphella). P ’79, 78
semidecorata (Ichthycallus). P ’63,
206; ’82, 275
semidiaphana (Ctenucha). P
53,
j vi, 242
J IU,
P 95, 11, 18;
60,
(Glaucopis). P ’60, 539
semidoliatum (Catostoma). P
339; °65, 195, 197;
VIII, 148
(Rhabdosoma).
60,
68, 289. J
P 60, 78, 339
P 60, 339
P’ ’89, 377
03, 402;
semierectus (Phaseolus).
semierma (Polynoa). P
710, 331
Semieschara. J V, 121
semifasciata (Hyla). P 756, 307
(Laurida). P ’82, 279
(Libellula). P ’62, 400, 402
(Percina). P ’59, 66; ’60, 20
(Pileoma). P ’60, 20; ’77, 88
(Pyrrhulina). P 703, 508
semifasciatum (Pileoma). P ’59, 66
semifasciatus (Blennophis). P ’99,
362 ‘
(Bungarus). P 759, 344
(Julis). J XII, 539
(Ophioblennius). P ’99, 362
(Serranus). P ’99, 348
(Sparus). P ’82, 305
(Triakis). P ’54, 196;
282, 487; ’81, 114; ’08, 59
62,
1208
semifimbriatum
61, 491
semiflavus (Myodes).
semiglabrata (Rissoa).
semiglabrum (Cardium).
(Aspergillum). P
P ’65, 96, 97
P 04, 28
P 61, 370
semigradata (Goniobasis). P ’64, 28
(Melania). P ’64, 28
semigranosa (Quadrula). P ’09, 532
semigranosum (Cardium). P ’79, 219
semigranosus (Unio). P 53, 257;
92, 339; 09, 532
semigranulatum (Cardium). P ’79,
221; 784, 104
semigranulosa (Lithasia). P ’65, 21
(Melanopsis). P ’63, 319
semihians (Systemodon). P ’92, 430
Semiine. J X, 276
semijunctus (Hyperodon). P_ ’65,
274, 280; ’69, 31
semileve (Calosoma). P ’62, 53. J
IV, 30
semilevis (Tellina). P ’60, 567. J
VIII, 343
semilineata (Clathurella). P ’73, 221
(Planaria). P 57, 25
semilineatum (Bascanion). P 97,
463
semilineatus (Anolis). P ’64, 171;
"71, 218
(Apogon). P ’06, 527
(Polycladus). P 757, 25
(Zamenis). P ’01, 61
P 67, 215
48, 102;
semilunaris (Buceros).
semilunata (Natica). P
90, 399
semilunata var. janthinops (Natica).
P 795, 108, 123, 130
semilunata (Ostrea). P
90, 404
semilunatus (Pentagonaster).
173 .
semimaculatus (Drymeus). P
503
48, 103;
P ’89,
710,
semimarginata (Corynura). _P ’01,
218, 219
(Leptura). J I, 323
semimelleus (Agapostemon).
376
Semimulticava.
seminalis (Melania).
VI, 155
(Paludina).
Seminatrix.
04, 467, 471; ’08, 120
Seminella. P ’04, 16
seminiferus (Atelopus)” P ’74, 180
seminiger (Colymbetes). P ’62, 522
(Gorytes). P ’97, 380
seminigra (Bulimus). P 788, 39
(Monodonta). P ’88, 39
(Myrmica). P ’77, 301
seminitens (Cantharis). P ’08, 617
J V, 177
P 56, 81. J
J VI, 155
P 1900,
P ’01, 16, 39; ’03, 557;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
seminitidum (Agonum),
73, 323
seminlini var. subseminlini
chloropsis). P 1900, 387
seminlini (Guppya). P 1900, 386
seminoides (Erato). P ’90, 397
(Marginella). P ’90, 397
seminolis (Fundulus). P 759, 60
seminosa (Acton). J VIII, 316
(Eulima). P ’60,197. J VIII,
7
P '54, 59;
(Augo-
31
seminuda (Brachypodella). P
279
(Cylindrella). P ’73, 248; 98,
273
98,
(Eleotris). P ’85, 78, 79
(Gymneleotris). P ’85, 78, 79
(Mychostoma). P ’98, 268
(Odostomia). P ’71, 142
(Pinna). P ’71, 133. J VIII,
345
seminudus (Dasytes). P ’66, 360
(Jassus). j vi, 307
(Lycodes). P ’63, 260, 261 _
(Paguristes). P 58, 236, 247
seminula (Myrtea). P ’72, 88
seminulla (Cyclas). P ’60, 298
seminullum (Spherium). P ’60, 298
seminulum (Assulina). P ’78, 172;
79, 163; ’80, 336, 339
(Crepidodera). P ’61, 358
(Difflugia). P ’78, 172
(Epitrix). P ’73, 72
(Euglypha). P ’78, 172
(Haltica). P 61, 358
(Kellia). P ’72, 231
(Lageniocrinus). P ’86, 99
(Miliolina). P ’88, 170
. (Monachus). P ’73, 30
(Terebratula).’ P 73, 192, 194
semiorbiculata (Mytilicardia). P
"72, 257
semiovatus (Forbsiocrinus).
389
(Taxocrinus). P ’65, 142; ’79,
72
semipalmata (A®gialitis). P 75,
357; ’92, 105; ’95, 475; ’09, 356
(Glottis). jv, 83 |
(Hemipalama). P ’61, 177, 233
(Heteropoda). P ’61, 177, 233
(Seolopax). jv, 82. J I, 2238
(Symphemia). P ’59, 108; 760,
195; °62, 321; °64, 67; "GG;re
71, 32; ’89, 268. J I, 223
semipalmata inornata (Symphemia).
P ’92, 104; ’05, 681
semipalmata (Tringa). j v, 87, 88;
viii, 156. P 753, 426; 760, 195;
61, 173, 177, 233 \
semipalmatus (A®gialites). P 761,
228; 64, 66; ’66, 96; ’71, 28
P 60,
semirufa (Larra).
_ semiscutatus (Corydoras). P
i INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
semipalmatus, Continued. -
- (Catoptrophorus). J I, 223
(Charadrius). P ’53, 426; ’61,
228
(Ereunetes).
(Scolopax).
(Totanus).
P 53, 427; 56, 295; 7°75, 355
semipartita (Cassinia). P ’89, 154
(Stizorhina). P ’99, 213
semiplanata (Tellina). P ’98, 62
semiplicata (Anachis). P ’73, 344
(Nassa). P ’04, 21
P 61, 177, 233
P 60, 195
j v, 83; viii, 156. |
semiplicata hiradoensis (Nassa). P_
04, 20
semiplicata hizenensis (Nassa). P |
704, 21
semiplicata (Rissoa). P ’04, 28
og SPhoMalia). P96, 21; 05,
semiplicatus (Equus).
semiplumbeus (Leucopternis).
142
semipunctata (Cytherea). P ’48, 99
(Meretrix). P 754, 30
(Monilema). J Il, 167
J XI, 255
P ’70, |
semipunctatum (Cardium). P ’61, 370 |
semipunctatus
59, 88, 287
(Ichthyeallus). P
"82, 275
semiradiatus (Lepidosteus). P 10,
605
(Anisodactylus). P
63, 206;
(Pereichocrinus). P ’81, 307
(Saccocrinus). P ’81, 307
semirasa (Lampsilis). P ’09, 534
semiregularis var. japonica (Nardoa). |
P 91, 212
semireticulata (Mysia). P ’72, 95
(Producta). P ’58, 48; 759,
8, 9;
97, 449. J III, 11, 22
(Pteraster). P-’88, 423 -
P 793, 515
(Larrada). P 93, 515
semirufus (Exochus). P 94, 189
(Hemiteles). P ’94, 188
"63, 4; ’65, 115; ’91, 244; |
(Hydroporus). P ’55, 291, 296 |
(Momotus).
(Tachysphex).
_ semisagittatus (Pristis).
3 (Squalus). P 82, 308
_ semisanguinea (Pimpla). P ’73, 400
_ semisculpta (Auricula). P ’87, 145
(Chrysobothris). P ’73, 90
(Mitra). P ’01, 387
P 60, 136
_ semisculptum (Ellobium). P ’87, 145
_ semisculptus (Auriculus). P ’87, 145
“Be
oe. 279, 280
_ semiserratus (Charcharodon).
42
P 93, 506, 515
P 05, 459 |
|
P 746, |
1209
semisomnus (Caranx). J XII, 510
semissis (Ichneumon). P ’78, 354
semistrata (Ringicula). J VIII, 358
semistriata (Corbicula). *"P ’60, 273
(Cyelas). P ’60, 273, 298
(Cyrena). P ’60, 273, 284
(Fasciolaria). J VIII, 354
(Leja). P 43, 297, 303; ’57, 5
(Rotella). J VIII, 368
semistriatum (Bembidium).
347
(Cardium). P ’79, 221
(Dentalium). P ’91, 49
semistriatus (Acanthodes). P ’10, 663
(Nautilus). J VIII, 308, 309
(Notiophilus). P 743, 290;
"73, 322
(Olibrus). P 756, 16
(Productus). P ’60, 309
- (Psocus). P ’62, 361, 401
(Syngnathus). P ’07, 426
semisuleata (Astarte). P ’72, 245,
246
(Corbicula). P ’60, 273
(Cucullea). P ’77, 22
semisuleatus (Melampus). P ’87, 140
(Peneus). P ’60, 44
Semitapicis. .P ’06, 305
semitarum (Glandina). P
75, 157
semitecta (Lepidonote). P 55, 393
(Nitidula). jv, 182
semitorquata (Alemon). P 99, 57
(Certhilauda). P ’99, 57
(Columba). P 705, 757
semitorquatus (Caprimulgus).
384. P ’51, 187
(Climacocereus). P ’75, 483
(Luroealis). P ’51, 189 ¥
(Micrastur). P ’75, 473-482
(Sparvius). P ’75, 471-475
(Turtur). P ’05, 757
semitorta (Eulima). P ’05, 109
semitriloba (Helicteres). P ’89, 368
(Triumfetta). P ’89, 368; 705,
700
Semitubigera. J V, 169
semiusta (Glaphyra).
(Mordellistena). P ’62, 50
semivariegatus (Philothamnus). P
60, 557
semivittata (Acmeodera). P 58, 69;
73, 332. J IV, 34
(Leptura). .J I, 337
semivittatus (Agabus). J IV, 30
(Elater). j iii, 174
Semnopithecine. J X, 276
Semnopithecus. P ’57, 10; ’67, 12;
68, 286; ’78, 39;, ’79, 60, 146;
82, 323; ’88, 97; 01, 119; 702,
141, 143, 158; ’04, 151. J X, 275,
276
P 66,
74, 49;
J 1N3
1210
Semotilus. ig
760, 474; ’61, 154, 523; 64, 27;
65, 85, 274; °77, 45, 67, 86, 92,
95; ’83, 157; ’85, 14-18, 410; 708,
524, 525, 529, 5385. J VI, 240-242
semotilus (Protistius). P ’74, 66;
03, 737
semperi (Mazareddia). P ’04, 663
(Opeas). P 705, 786
(Papilio). P ’66, 341
Semperia. P ’88, 311
semperiana (Lucina). P ’72, 84
sempervirens (Gelsemium). P ’85, 22
(Lonicera). P 1900, 670; 710,
548, 573
(Solidago). P ’67, 20; 1900,
643, 645, 646, 659, 671; 702, 645-
648, 652, 665, 669; 705, 698, 699;
709, 379-398
Sempervivum. P ’83, 74
senaria (Calymene). P 742, 197; 52,
90
(Stratiomyia). P ’95, 321
senarius (Actinocrinus). P ’81, 331
(Actinoptychus). P ’53, 431
(Coseinodiseus). P ’90, 137
(Physetocrinus). P ’69, 159
senatarius (Trochus). P ’04, 33
senatoria (Dryocampa). P ’74, 160
senckenbergiana var. awaensis (Eu-
lota). P ’02, $1
Sendtnera. P ’69, 224
Senebiera. P ’67, 16-18
56, 167, 203, 213; |
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seneca var. tenuifolia (Polygala). P |
98, 22, 297
Senecio. j vii, 31.
O75. "76, 1425 777; BOTs
96, 39; ’98, 373, 392, 400, 408,
412; 1900, 486; ’07, 457, 458; ’08,
459; ’10, 546, 548, 577
senecionis (Cercospora). P ’91, 90
(Perdita). P ’96, 29, 49, 94
senega (Polygala). P 710, 567
senegala (Fringilla). P ’64, 252,
254 ;
senegalense (Mysia). P ’72, 95
senegalensis (Alauda). P ’64, 249
(Alcedo). P ’56, 320; °57, 37;
59, 33
(Anodonta). P 59, 154. J
IV, 260
(Batis). P ’89, 146
(Blatta). P ’O1, 274
(Cardita). P-’72, 256
(Chama). P ’72, 119
(Cicindela). P °08, 507
ollus ). a
(Colius). P °64, 251
(Columba). P ’64, 248; ’05,
757
(Coracias). P ’64, 242
(Corvus). P ’64, 242; ’67, 217
(Cystignathus). P ’53, 421
P 60, 200; 763, |
84, 87;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
senegalensis. Continued.
(Felis). -P ’79, 172 —
(Haleyon). P ’56, 320; ’57,
37; 59, 33
(Heliornis). P 757,
175
(Hippopotamus). P I, 236;
, 207
40; 59,
II
(Hirundo).
(Horia). P ’08, 624
(Kassina). P ’53, 421
(Limnocorax). P ’94, 147
(Luidia). P ’90, 327
(Manatus). j iii, 393
(Muscicapa). P ’64, 256
(Muscipeta). J IV, 324
(Mycteria). P ’59, 173
(Mylabris). P ’08, 612
P 05, 767
senegalensis var. conjuncta(Mylabris)..
P 708, 612
senegalensis (Q(idicnemus). P
172
(Picus).
(Podiea).
59,
P 64, 243
P 57, 40; ’59, 175
(Pupoides). P 1900, 428
(Sterna). P ’57, 40; ’59, 176
(Teredo). P ’62, 456, 463, 470,
472
(Theganopteryx). P ’01, 274
(Tringa). P 764, 246
(Turdus). P ’64, 250
(Turtur). P ’05, 757
(Vanellus). P ’71, 194
(Vomer). P ’05, 87
senegalla (Chettusia). P ’71, 194;
72, 32
(Parra). P ’64, 246; ’71, 194
senegallus (Tetrao). P 764, 247
(Turdus). P ’64, 250
senegalus (Lanius). P ’05, 774
(Pomatorhynechus). P ’05, 774
senescens (Eutamias). P ’98, 349
senevillii (Hister). P ’59, 288
senex (Anous). P ’94, 116
(Camponotus). P ’82, 271
(Centurio). P ’61, 359, 360;
89, 316; ’01, 295-302
(Discodesmus). P ’96, 258
(Eutamias). P ’04, 588
(Faleo). P ’75, 475, 496
(Gymnocorax). P ’91, 445
(Ocypoda). P ’80, 186
senicula (Aluatta). P ’62, 516, 519
(Hyla). P ’68, 111
(Uria). P ’68, 5, 56, 58
Seniculus. -P ’96, 318
seniculus (Aluatta).
(Coceyzus). P
154
(Cuculus). P ’60, 377
(Eristalis). P ’94, 277
(Simia). P ’62, 516
P 62, 516
60, 377; 63,
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& sephen (Hypolophus). P
- Sepiidea. j ii, 86
sepium (Calystegia).’ P
: 02, 663
z septata (Terebratula). P
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
seniculus. Continued.—
(Stentor). P ’62, 516
(Synthliboramphus). P ’68, 58
senifolia (Coreopsis). j vii, 77
senilis (Altica). iv, 87
(Anisopogon). P ’95, 323
(Bombylius). P ’94, 275
(Cicindela). P ’66, 395
dec oe): P 52, 170; 66,
(Gambusia). P 59, 122
(Geron). P 94, 275
(Listrus). P ’66, 357, 358
(Superaltica). P ’73, 70
Senometopia. P ’94, 278
aan a: P 52, 200. |
?
(Requienia). P ’53, 447; 705,
14. J II, 299
sensibilis (Onoclea). P 760, 515;
76, 143; ’79, 163
ssensitiva (Mimosa). P ’99, 222
sensitiva arborea (Mimosa). P
128
senta (Gattyana). P ’02, 259; °05,
525; ’08, 337; °10, 361
sentana (Platynota). P ’60, 348
senteus (Asterias). j
sentus (Echinaster). P ’89, 171;
90, 325
separatus (Icius). P ’03, 341, 344
Ptr 06 P 54, 101;
58,
05, 461
Sepia. j ii, 86. P ’49, 174; 60, 324.
J IV, 376
sepiaria (Euryzona). P ’94, 141
(Lenzites). J III, 214
Sepidiini. P ’66, 400
Sepiedea. j ii, 101
ee ormis (Gerrhosaurus). P
508
(Seineus). x
60
60, 508
Sepiola.
j ii, 100
Sepiola (Sepia).
j ii, 100
60, 304;
(Convolvulus). P 1900,
669; °02, 663; 7°09, 390
Sepomorphrus. P ’68, 284
j iv, 284. P 56, 156;
284; 08, 118
ide. P 64,
8, 163
228, 229; 95,
Sepsina. P 68, 284, 318
Sepsis. P ’95, 338;
Septa. P 04, 22
Septaria. P °62, 455, 470, 481
73, 182
"73, 182
98, 163
(Waldheimia). P
94, 279. J |
9 1
657, |
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septemearinata (Crangon). P ’78,
89; °93, 127; 795, 188
(Sabinea). P ’60, 26; 93,
127;
165
septemcincta (Muletia). P
(Tatusia). P ’94, 114
septemdecempunctatum (Imatidium).
j iil, 489
septemdecim (Cicada). P
279; °75, 24
See septendecim.
septemdentata (Distortio). P
395; *95, 114-127. J IV, 380
. (Persona). P ’90, 395
septemdentatus (Amphithonotus). P
64, 158
septemfasciatus
XII, 535
septemlineata (Ameiva). P
95, 175, 188, 193, 195; 701,
94, 113
43, 276-
90),
(Glyphisodon). J
62, 60
septemlineatum (Teniosoma). P ’57,
162
septemlineatus (Holeosus). P _ ’62,
60; 768, 306
septemlirata (Cancellaria). P ’60,
94; ’76, 285; 705, 24
(Pyropsis). P ’76, 285; ’05, 24
septemloba (Viola). P 03, 662-665,
678, 679, 681, 691, 697
septemlocularis (Biddulphia). P 1900,
694
septemmaculatus (Lithyphantes). P
04, 127
septemnarius (Murex). j vii, 154.
P 748, 102
(Pecten). P ’81, 420, 422; ’82,
154
septemspinosa (Iphis). P ‘58, 161
(Scolopendra). J V, 32
septemspinosus (Cancer). P ’58, 161 —
(Crangon). j i, 246. P 60,
26; °78, 328; 93, .125; ’95, 180.
J Itt, 150
septemstriatus (Typhlops). P 708,
119
septemtrionis (Erioptera). P 759,
226
septemvittatus (Coluber). j iv, 240;
v, 355; vi, 36
(Eutenia). P ’01, 32
septemvolva (Helicodonta).
200
57, 191, 193;
278. P
j iv, 136. P
(Helix). P 73,
249; 75, 203
(Polygyra). j i,
200; °75, 154
septenarius (Pecten).
748, 104; ’62, 581; ’80, 22
septendecim (Cicada). P 746, 132;
47, 190; °51, 211, 237, 272, 273;
77, 260; ’08, 82
See septemdecim.
58,
1212 INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
septentrionale (Asplenium). P_ ’63,
80
(Galium). j vii, 29
(Sibon). P ’65, 198; 03, 554
|
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septentrionalis (Amara). P ’55, 349, |
356
(Androsace). P ’63, 70
26
(Caprella). P ’01, 155
(Castilleia). P 63, 72
(Cepphus). P ’62, 228
(Colymbus). P ’53, 429; ’61,
248; 62, 228, 323
(Diplommatina).. P ’01, 352
(Dipsas). P ’60, 266; ’01, 91
(Glyptodon). P ’89, 97
(Helicoptera). P ’07, 476, 478
(Isopleurus). P 755, 349
(Lanius). P ’47, 201; ’57, 213.
J I, 44
(Leptodira). P ’01, 91
(Linaria). P ’61, 381
(Parus). P ’45, 300; ’47,
155; ’99, 21. J I, 36
(Peperomia). P ’09, 490
(Perea). P ’60, 112
(Plestiodon). P ’58, 256
(Pecile). P ’66, 79
(Pterostichus). J II, 244
(Rana). P 54, 61; °65, 84; |
783, 20
(Rissa). P ’62, 302
(Sanguinolaria). P ’62, 421
(Sibon). P ’01, 91
(Terebratulina). P ’73, 180
(Trachycephalus). P ’94, 429,
441
(Viola). P ’03, 697, 698
septentriones (Lanius). P ’54, 397
septenvolva cereolus (Helix). P ’89,
206
septica (AXthalium). P ’02, 649, 665
(Fuligo). P ’02, 649, 665
Septide. P ’04, 21
Septifer. P ’82, 199, 241
septigera (Eudesia). P ’91, 171
(Terebratula). P ’73, 182
(Waldheimia). P ’73, 182
septima (Epeira). P. ’04, 129
(Gynacantha). P ’08, 490
Septocylindrium. P ’91, 84
Septogleum. P ’93, 458, 461
Septonema. P ’91, 92
Septoporia. P ’70, 15, 16; ’90, 230;
91, 76, 79-81; ’93, 163, 457, 460;
94, 366; ’95, 434. J II, 291
Septotrichum. J II, 293
sepulchralis (Lycosa). P 702, 537,
543; °03, 645, 647; ’04, 307; 08,
164, 270 ;
(Montezumia). P ’99, 200, 462
(Atta). P ’80, 359-363; ’82, |
5
sepulchralis. Continued.
(Trochosa). P 704, 300, 301,.
307; ’08, 270
sepulchratus (Euryomia). P ’78, 314
sequax (Crategus). P ’05, 608, 626,
(Ichneumon). P ’78, 352
Sequoia. P ’72, 10; ’89, 193-196, 202
sequoicola (Arionta). P ’75, 155,
216; ’76, 189
(Helix).. P 73, 243; ’75, 218;
89, 201
sera (Apamea). P ’74, 207
(Thelephora). J III, 222
serena (Dionda). P ’56, 177
(Emberiza). P ’05, 779
(Oliva). J VIII, 328
(Vidua). P ’05, 779
Serenoa. P ’04, 613; ’07, 279
serenus (Petalochlamys). P ’08, 596:
(Progomphus). P ’08, 466
sergeanti (Osmerus). P 768, 93
Sergestes. P ’52, 18; ’60, 45; 793,
110
Sergestide. P 52, 13, 18; ’93, 110
Sergia. P ’60, 46
Sergiolus. P 1900, 531; ’04, 122
serialis (Leptodactyllus). P ’53, 421
(Thelephora). J III, 223
serians (Navicula). P ’65, 7, 18
seriata (Acidota). P ’73, 327
(Anisosticta). P 752, 130
(Arcella). P ’78, 172
(Coccinella). P ’47, 177
(Cryptoglossa). P ’61, 337
(Difflugia). P- ’78, 172
(Eleodes). P 758, 181, 185.
J IV, 37
(Haplosporella). P ’91, 78
(Spheria). P ’95, 31
“ (Syneta). P 59, 90, 291; ’73,,
seriatimgranulata (Turritella). P
90, 450; 94, 65. J VIII, 279 ‘
seriatum (Myxosporium). P 94,
372 4
seriatus (Baridius). P ’68, 363, 365, 4
(Hydrobius). P ’55, 372 4
(Phalacrus). P ’56, 15 ¢
Serica. P '59, 71, 289. J Til, 236,50
274-277; IV, 34 :
.serica (Crenella). J IV, 281 3
(Leda). P 754, 29 iM
(Nucula). P °’47, 294; 748)
102. J I, 125
(Tellina). P ’47, 292; 748,
106. J I, 123
Serice. J III, 226, 274 :
sericans (Anobium). P ’45, 309% ¥
65, 228 a
(Cereus). P ’59, 69 4
(Cononotus). J IV, 37 5
(Epicauta). P ’66, 34%
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PO RT ee eee ete
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
~‘sericans. Continuéd.
(Glipodes). P ’62, 48
(Mordella). P °45, 312
(Oligomerus). P ’65, 228
(Simoxylon). P 58, 73. J IV,
36
(Trichopteryx). J I, 109
sericata (Axineza). J VIII, 378
(Gnaphosa). P 1900, 532; 04,
23
(Lucilia). P ’95, 335
(Mysia). P ’72, 95
(Rhagonycha). P 51, 347
sericatus (Tachytes). P ’93, 502,
504
sericea (7Estrelater). P ’66, 135
(Amastra). P ’88, 49
(Anaspis). P ’62, 45
(Anona). P ’89, 363
(Argythamnia). P ’89, 405
(Calasia). J I, 99
(Cistela). j iii, 270. P
P 60, 303; ’62, 11;
(Danthonia). P 63, 78
(Direra). J I, 98
(Eumenes). P ’99, 437
(Eutoca). P ’63, 73
(Helix). j ii, 158
' (Hosackia). P ’63, 347
(Laphria). j iii, 74
(Leptena). P ’52, 190
(Limneria). P ’94, 188
(Melolontha). j iii,
III, 276
(Monedula). P
(Mordella). P
(Nyctibora). P ’06, 269
(Ophiura). P ’01, 177
(Orehesia). P ’46, 57; ’54, 219
(Phaca). P ’63, 60
P 63, 73
( 62, 313
(Polybia). P ’98, 451
(Potentilla). J III, 190
(Serica). J III, 275
(Sophora). P ’63, 61
(Stilbolemma). J III, 236
(Strophomena). P ’43, 330, 331
(Townsendia). P ’63, 66
‘sericeifrons (Pompilus). P ’97, 251,
260
95, 353
45, 312
ae oe = aoa + A Pie bp Paaes
65,
SGphioctat). P ’91, 480; 792,
350; ’01, 177
(Trombidium). . Ie oF
04, 143
sericeus (Adamastor). P ’64, 122,
142; ’66, 135
(Anolis). P ’56, 227, 230
46, |
245. JD
- Serioloidei.
1213
sericeus. Continued.
(Asilus).
(Carabus).
(Chetostomus). P 71,
288
(Chlenius). P ’56, 25, 27; ’66,
347
(Evolvulus). P ’89, 394
(Halobates). P ’60, 230
(Hydroporus). P ’55, 291
(Icterus). P ’66, 21
(Lotus). P 63, 352
oi cr cam j vii, 19. P 98,
?
(Mesoleptus). P ’94, 189
(Mesostenus). P ’94, 188
(Molothrus). P ’66, 21
(Odynerus). P 702, 65, 69
; ed ite P 48, 22. J
?
(Priofinus). P ’66, 192
(Puffinus). P ’64, 122, 142
(Rhodeus). P 710, 476
(Seolecophagus). P ’66, 21
(Trypopitys). P ’65, 234
(Xyletinus). jv,171. P 54,
218; ’65, 234 :
Sericide. J III, 226
sericina (Clausilia).
363
sericina var. minor (Clausilia). P
702, 363
sericina var. rhopalia (Clausilia). P
"01, 624, 649; *02, 365
sericipennis (Ophonus). P ’43, 297
Sericocarpus. P 60, 512; ’61, 457;
62, 164; 1900, 484; 02, 64; 710,
546, 576. J III, 90
sericocaudatus (Antrostomus). P 749,
238; 751, 183; 99, 33. J Il, 121
Sericoda. P 754, 57; ’59, 83, 287
Sericoderus. P 52, 141, 143
sericodon (Thecachampsa). P
148; 769, 12
sericoleucus (Astragalus). P ’63, 60
(Orophaca). P ’63, 60
Sericophorus. P ’96, 554
Sericosomus. P ’54, 218;
61, 348; °66, 347
Sericulus. P ’91, 449
seriepunctatus (Pterostichus). P ’73,
309. J II, 256
Serinus. P ’62, 314; ’64,
59; ’05, 777
serinus (Criniger).
(Hemixos). P ’59, 45
Seriola. P 62, 437, 440; ’82, 276;
89, 42; ’99, 346, 347; 04, 508;
05, 65, 67; 710, 601. J XII, 506
Seriolichthys. P ’62, 441; ’89, 42
Serioline. P ’05, 62
J XII, 518
P ’01, 649; 702,
67,
59, 172;
254; 99,
P 59, 45
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Seriphus. P ’62, 16, 18, 277, 331
Serissa. P ’58, 134
Serjania. P 89, 373
serlii (Alethopteris). P ’60, 440
(Pecopteris). P 60, 440
(Sigillaria). P ’60, 442
Sermyle. P ’04, 51; ’05, 840
serotina (Aeolidia). P ’79, 74
(Camena). P ’02, 240
(Cerasus). P ’62, 11;
01, 359
(Festuea).
(Helix).
(Lloydia).
(Molinia). P ’91, 303
(Pinus). P ’82, 114; ’89, 57, 69
(Poa). P ’63, 79
(Prunus). P ’60, 200;
649, 666; ’02, 653, 662; 707,
10, 545
(Rudbeckia). j vii, 80
(Salvia). P ’89, 399
(Serica). P
275
(Terebra). P ’04, 3
(Vitis). P 753, 273
serotinum (Eupatorium). P ’67, 20
(Gleosporium). P ’94, 371
serotinus (Acipenser). P ’65, 274;
"89, 252, 255
(Sporobolus).
456
(Sterletus).
Serpens. P ’04,
P '91, 303
P 02, 240
P 63, 77
P ’04, 605; 07,
P ’89, 247
767
serpens (Euphorbia). P ’89, 406
(Gemyplus). P ’62, 126; ’63,
257; ’04, 767
(Lacerta). P ’08, 118
(Lemnisoma). P ’04, 767
(Merulius). J III, 215
(Ophisurus). P ’92, 247
Serpentaria. P ’57, 159, 162
serpentaria (Aristolochia). P ’60,
* §12
serpentarius (Echinaster). P ’90, 329
(Nabalus). P
(Thyraster). P
10, 546, 574
90, 318, 329
serpentina (Anthrax). P ’95, 325
(Chelonura). j iv, 203, 206,
217; vi, 31,.37. P. 54, 180s. 56.
139
(Chelydra). P ’68, 96; ’72, 22,
23; 778, 24; 780, 348; .92, 333;
93, 386; 95, 386; ’03, 552
(Chrysomela). P 56, 32; ’73,
49,50. J IV, 12, 41
(Dipalta). P ’95, 325
(Diplomma). P ’57, 164
(Dothidea). J II, 287
(Emys). P ’08, 115
(Grammatophora). P ’53, 431;
"61, 713; '90, 138
72, 46;
1900,
456 ;
59, 289. J III,
asa TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
serpentina. Continued.
(Murena). ji, 81
(Nareda). P
64
55, 881; 757,
(Testudo). j iv, 218; vi, 31. P
113
08,
Serpentine. j ii, 188. P ’66, 110;
"72, 276; 78, 402; ’80, 225, 241,
248, 273, 295 ; 82, 36, 43, 66;
83. 72- 74, 241; 85, 407; 89, 34;
90, 76- 123; 99) 186, 201; 796, 219:
1900, 296-323. J x: 187
serpentinus (Blennius). P60; SEs
64, 209
(Cereus). P ’98, 389
(Leptoblennius). P 60, 21;
64, 209
(Ophiogomphus). P 98, 151
serpentulus (Amblyura). P 56, 49
(Asearis). P ’56, 51
serperaster (Apoeryptes). POT, ae
(Rhadinea). P ’71, 204, 219.
J VIII, 95, 139, 140
serperastrus (Bulimus). P 758, 206;
’60, 152; ’89, 208
Serpula. j iv, 154; vi, 203; vii, 149;
viii, 224. Pp "48, 105; 57, 111, 134:
58) 143; ’60, 419; 61, 474, 489:
62, 455, 461, 474, 481, 568; 63,
141; 65, 73; 78, 37, 300;
27; "384, 13; 02, 276; "205, 4;
361; 09, 293. J IV, '388, 398
Serpulide. Fa 402; "504, 157;
05, 4, 18; 707, 111; 08, 361;
290 :
serpyllifolia (Arenaria). P ’60, 199;
’88, 396, 397; 710, 584
(Houstonia). P ’80, 349
(Saxifraga). P ’63, 62
(Veronica). P ’60, 145; ’63, 72
serpyllum (Thymus). J TH, 183
serpyllum var. areticum (Thymus). J
III, 196
serpyllum var. decumbens (Thymus).
J III, 196
serra (Acrodobatis). J VIII, 250
(Alepidosaurus). P 62, 129
(Caulopus). P ’62, 129
(Fucoides). i 293
(Gonenion): 62, 443
(Hemipreen) A 46, 42; ’67,
142. J I, 193; VIII, 254
serran (Sparus). P ’82, 305
Serranellus. P ’07, 266
Serranichthys. P ’62, 236; ’82, 272
Serranide. P ’89, 159; ’92, 259;
97, 73, 104; 798, 341; ’99, 118,
348, 485; 1900, 502, 527; 703, 329;
04, 509; 706, 96. J XII, 520
Serranine. P ’62, 236, 249;
07, 252, 262
63, 80;
80,
08,
09,
Ee OL ET ep oe Seen ee De een
be
a serrata (Ampithoe).
esta
‘serratipes (Asagena).
133
3 serrator (Merganser).
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Serrans, P 62, 241:.—" — |
Serranus.. P-’60, 20, 110; ’61, 99;
62, 107, 236, 447: '63, 176; 64,
189; 65, 104; ’81, 114; ’82, 273,
305; °83, 285; "92, 259; 97, 73,
104, 105; ’98, 341; °99, 348, 350;
07, 252- B57, 262. J XII, 522
Serrasalmine. P 706, 468
Serrasalmo. P 71, 268, 292; 06, |
468
eeonine. P ’70, 93
06, 469
j i, 382
(Atrina). P 03, 756
P 94, 406, 410
(Caridina). P 60, 29; 94,
Sarrasalmus. P
(Chiriquia). P
rug, Ve ined
(Cupes). P ’63, 351; °73, 334 |
(Dinematura). P 790, 282
(Emys). j iv, 203, 204, 208 ;
vi, 28, 37, 53. P ’54, 189
(Fistularia). P 97, 70
(Gomeza). P ’52, 86
( ;
VIII, 399; IX, 82
(Lucina). P
(Micrommata). P_ 702,
04, 320
(Monedula). P 95, 364, 366
(Ogygia). P ’87, 13
(Onyechoprion). P 62, 556
(Peltis). P ’59, 84, 288
(Prionolopha). P 07, 169
(Rannia). j viii, 130
(Sterna). P 62, 555, 556
(Stevia). P ’98, 400
(Tenia). P 55, 443; 756, 46;
90, 417
ae d i, 86;
04, 664; 705, |
iv, 209,
"72, 17
(Thelephora).
(Tornatellina).
_ VIII, 399, 410; LX, 82, 109
serratan (Cancer). P ’80, 143
serraticornis (Cantharis). P °45, 305 —
(Malthinus). P °45, 305; °51,
f o3A7 |
' serratifrons (Poreellana). P 58,
229, 242
P 703, 130,
serratirostris (Caridina). P 94, 403,
Be 405
serratissimus (Notidanus). P ’97,
428
P ’93, 22, 31,
60; ’99, 471; ’05, 688; 1900, 15.
J IX, 406
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serrator. Continued.
(Mergus). P 753, 429; ’61,
241; ’66, 99; 7°71, 37; ’75, 356;
83, 68
serratula (Serrenoa). P ’07, 279
serratum (Cardium). P
"71, 135;
"91, 47, 143; ’03, 757. J VIII, 374
(Clava). P ’01, 393
(Levicardium). J VIII, 374
(Nymphon). P 701, 166
(Plectropoma). P 62, 236
(Triceratium). P 1900, 703°
serratus (Actinocrinus). P 81, 218
(Ammonites). J VII, 313
(Astacus). P ’93, 120
: (Athyreus). P ’54, 80. J IV,
(Basilosaurus).
428
(Buchiceras). J VIII, 313
(Bulla). P ’07, 169
(Calosoma). P ’73, 322
(Carabus). P 7°43, 296
(Crangon). P 795, 184
(Ctenacodon). J LX, 216, 252
(Cueulus). P ’56, 321
(Dorudon). P ’45, 254; 748,
57. J VII, 428
(Doryodon). P ’67, 144, 155.
J Vil, 428
(Euearphus).
(Gasterosteus). P
86, 243, 251
(Gryllus).
(Halodon). P
133 ;
(Lemanctus).
(Lambrus).
(Leander).
(Lepachys). P
64
a To ths. VaR
P ’10, 495
56, 135;
P ’07, 169, 170
91, 126, 129,
P 64, 176
P 79, 390
P ’93, 120
61, 457; "62,
(Macrophthalmus). P ’58, 97
(Mecolepis). P ’56, 97
(Monoecerus). P 752, 93. J I,
(Murex). P ’01, 393
(Myliobates). P 55, 395. J
VIII, 240
(Naucrates).
(Notoxus). P 752, 93
(Odynerus). P ’02, 65, 69
(Palemon). P ’50, 29; 93, 120
(Pezus). P ’60, 195
(Platylambrus). P ’79, 390
(Polydesmus). j ii, 106
(Pompilus). P ’97, 254, 261
(Portunus). P 58, 38
(Stenodynerus). P ’02, 65
(Strotocrinus). P ’81, 218
(Telmessus). P 752, 86
(Teredo). P ’62, 456, 476
P 62, 441
1216
serratus. Continued.
(Zeacrinus). P
352; ’86, 166
(Zeuglodon). J I, 14
serrepennis (Stelgidopteryx). P ’08,
154
serresi (Halitherium). P
serricatus (Cryptodon).
72, 92
serricollis (Corticaria). P ’55, 299
(Pristoscelis). P ’66, 351, 356
(Ptilinus). j- iii, 186
serricorne (Hypora). P ’65, 238
(Lasioderma). P ’65, 238, 239,
241
(Pseudochina). P ’65, 238
(Ptinus). P ’65, 238
69, 151; 779,
83, 52
P 65, 57;
serricornis (Ceroctis). P ’08, 616
(Galathea). P ’58, 238
(Lachnosterna). J III, 244,
247
(Mylabris). P 08, 616
serridens (Eurydorus). P ’59, 110;
66, 249
(Stenorhynchus). P 753, 377.
J VII, 416
serrifer (Leander). P ’60, 41
(Sceloporus). P ’66, 124
serrifera (Chametrachea). P ’72,
121
serrifrons (Prionobutis). P ’97, 84
serrilimba (Pleurotomaria). P ’66,
269, 270
serripennis (Cotyle). P
II, 261
(Sphenostethus).
m is i
(Stelgidopteryx). P
83, 62; ’90, 210, 212;
122; ’93, 53, 64; ’95, 492;
Serripes. P ’63, 142
serripes (Hoplistomera). P
(Laphria). P ’98, 158
serrirostris (Tachyphonus). P ’99, 47
Serrirostrum. P ’64, 273
Serropalpus. P ’46, "5D. J I, 97, 98
Serrosalmo. P ’03, 528
68, 149. J
P 46, 126.
66, 72;
92, 110,
196, 156
98, 158
serrula (Triacanthodon). J IX, 197,
265
serrulata (Alnus). P ’62, 11; 781,
455; ’09, 389, 395
(Casearia). P ’89, 365
(Cleome). P ’96, 34; 98, 16,
18, 294
serrulata var. roseus (Cleome). P
98, 18
serrulata (Linosyris). P ’63, 66
° (GEnothera). j ii, 120. P ’63,
serrulatum (Cirsium).
serrulatus (Dineutus). P
366
P ’83, 193
68, 367,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
serrulatus. Continued.
i (Mallodon). P ’54, 82. J IV,
(Pachylopus). J IV, 131
(Pristoscelis). P 66, 351, 356
(Saprinus). P ’52, 40. J IV, 31
(Trox). P 54, 212
serrulus (Priocnemis). P ’97, 269
(Salius). P ’97, 269, 277
serta (Cyprinus). P ’82, 307
Sertularella. P ’76, 210
Sertularia. j i, 51, 390.
219; ’78, 308; ’88, 331.
sertulifera (Asterias). P
’89, 170
sertum (Iopas).
serus (Dinobastis). P
TX, 454
serval (Felis). P ’79, 172
(Mordella). P ’62, 47
servalina (Felis). P ’79, 172
servata (Pleurotoma). P ’47, 284;
03, 268-270. JI,115 -
servatum (Pleurotoma). P ’48, 105
servilis (Bifidaria). P 1900, 581;
P 76, 210,
J ILI, 138
60, 568;
P 05, 292
94, 68. J
04, 409-414; 710, 503, 520, 665-
668
(Hemiteles). P °73, 170, Bae
(Pupa). P 90, 44; ’91, 315;
10, 503
servillei (Mantis). P 703, 702
(Metriotes). P ’04, 105
(Ommexecha). P ’08, 12
(Pachyta). J I, 325
(Prexaspes). -P ’04, 105
(Sphex). P ’97, 376
(Theopompa). P ’03, 701, 702
servilli (Bicyrtes). P ’95, 268
(Stizus). P 95, 268
servillii (Elis). P ’99, 195
Servus. j viii, 74
servus peated ig P "97, 768
(Therapon).. P ’97, 75. J XII,
527
Sesameae. P ’89, 398
Sesamum. P 89, 398
Sesarma. j i, 76, 443; viii, 123. P
50, 24, 29; 51, 247, 250; 58,
105, 106; 61, 373; 71, 121; 78,
323; 79, 401; 80, 186, 189, 204,
212-218; 88, "320; 91, 181, 198,
216. J "TH, 149
Sesarmine. P 51, 247, 250; ’79, 401
Sesarmini. P ’80, 189, 211
Sesbania. P ’67, 19
Seserinus. P ’84, 311, 313;
Sesia. P ’85, 84. J IV, 127,
Sesleria. P 66, 343
seslerioides (Cyperus). P 98, 387
sesostris (Baridius). P ’68, 364
sesquiflorum (Trisetum). P 93, 215;
195, 544
06, 119
128
wt et FE,
ar ae tht eee Te HERR eee tn, hy
ee
uipes. P ’96,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 1217
466
sessile var. giganteum ( Trillium).
103
sessilifolia (Oakesia). P ’02, 660
(Uvularia).
660
513
sessilis (Cornus).
(Limneria).
(Sealaria).
P 60, 201;
_ sessilifolium (Eupatorium). P
J II, 89
P 94, 188
P 7°48, 105
(Zethus). P °99, 410, 432
ecm. P 67,
378; 1900, 640,
oe (Bragrostis). P 62,
18; ’89, 366; ’
659, 660, 665;
696, 698 ; 09, 486
seta (Gordius). P 756, 57
setacea (Apteria).
(Gorgonia).
(Griffithsia ).
vii, 64
P °60, 367, 36
P 58, 8
(Leptogergia). P 78, 310
(Microchloa).
387
(Tillandsia).
- (Triplasis).
P 91, 302;
(Pterogorgia). P ’60, 367,
P ’01, 558
P 91, 304
(Xiphigorgia). P 60, 367,
(Xylotrya).
269
(Salius). P
86, 284
setaceus (Bromus).
458; ’08, 458
P ’63, 144, 28
bsg
_ setaceicornis (Priocnemis).
97, 269, 278
~~ setaceum (Paspalum). P 63,
P ’62, 98, 3
P 97, 304;
(Zeus). P 62, 436; ’05, 87
296; 702, 660
93, 117
(Melicerta).
1900, 691, 703
(Denticella).
setifer (Alexia).
(Argyriosus).
(Chetodon).
(Gerres). P
‘Setaria. P ’86, 60; '89, 361;
P ’93, 117
P 1900, 703
P '72, 148
5 2 62, 437
J |
02,
60,
8
98,
368
368
1
97,
m
19;
37
07,
_ setapinnis (Vomer). P ’05, 87, 88
91,
seticanda (Lysmata). P ’79, 412;
_ seticulosa (Biddulphia). P ’90, 137;
P 1900, 512, 513
(Chanda). P 05, 500
05, 500
(Monaeanthus). P ’61, 78
(Pagurus).
(Ptinodes).
(Stephanolepis).
(Xiphasia).
P 58, 233
P 65, 230
P ’82, 076
) setiferam (Anobium). P ’58,
65, 230. J IV, 36
_ setiferus (Cancer).
110
(Palemon).
P ’78, 330;
P ’93, 110
P "77, 204
93,
setiferus. Continued.
(Peneus). P ’93, 110
(Peneus). P 750, 25; ’78, 330
setiger (Heterius). P 59, 316
setigera (Actea). P ’88, 319
(Chonetes). P ’62, 411; ’65,
115; ’83, 213. J III, 23
(Difflugia). P °74, 225
(Kneiffia). J III, 218
' (Saxifraga). J III, 192
(Thelephora). J III, 222
Setigerella. P 78, 172 .
setigerum (Triceratium). P 1900,
703
setigerus (Lophiomus). P 97, 90
(Lophius). P ’97, 90
setimanus (Ctenorhinus). P 58, 231,
244
(Echidnocerus). P ’58, 231, 244
Setipinna. P ’82, 280; ’97, 66
setipinnis (Argyreiosus). P ’62, 436;
99, 347
?
(Caranx). P ’84, 98
(Vomer). P ’62, 436; ’63, 83;
.770, 119; 77, 208; ’97, 101
setirostris (Rhynchoplax). P 58,
109
setocincta (Helix). P ’02, 235
(Plectotropis). P 702, 235
Setophaga. P ’41, 40; ’53, 309, 312;
54, 397; 756, 289; °63, 293; 775,
352; -’83, 61; ’88, 226; ’90, 211;
92, 124, 152; 93, 55, 65; 795,
498; ’96, 158, 163; 708, 156; ’09,
365. J II, 262
setosa (Agromyza). P 95, 340
(Cueurbitaria). P ’09, 241
(Cyclops). j viii, 331
(Diadema). P ’88, 317
(Doris). P ’99, 519
(Lasiospheria). P ’95, 21
(Malpighia). P ’89, 369
(Rhipidura). P ’89, 151
(Salmacinopsis). P 710, 490
(Spheria). P ’95, 21
(Syllides). P ’07, 451
setosella (Trichotaphe). P ’60, 166
setosum (Diadema). P ’90, 318, 327;
91, 214
(Pleopogon). P 748, 25. J I,
189
(Pyenanthemum). j vii, 100
setosus (Batulius). J IV, 36
(Cancer). P ’80, 205 .
(Dyschirius). P ’57, 77, 79
(Mesenchytreus). P ’99, 131
(Paguristes). P ’58, 236
(Pagurus). P 758, 236
(Pseudograpsus). P ’80, 205
setulosum (Doreatoma). P ’65, 242
setulosus (Macrodactylus). J III,
277
1218 INDEX
Seubertia.
Seutera. P
Sevastana. P 1900, 662;
severa (Ara). P ’60, 137
(Cicindela). J IV, 27
severus (Claudius). P ’72, 24
(Heros). P ’03, 349
(Psittacus). P 60, 137
(Xenodon). P ’62, 348 ; 68, 133
sexangula (Lunulites). g Vv; 119
sexangulata (Lunulites). J sed 131
sexangulus (Fusus). j vii,
~ 748, 100
J III, 102
89, 392
07, 457
sexarmatus (Actinocrinites). P ’69,
155
(Actinocrinus). P ’69, 155;
81, 215, 319
sexatilis (Perea). j i, 395
sexcinetus (Dasypus). P ’01, 366-
369; ’04, 477
sexcornutum (Smilium). P ’08, 107
sexcostata (Buchiola). P ’97, 414
(Murex). P ’62, 560
sexcostatus (Latirus). P ’99, 74
(Pelecyphorus). P ’61, 337
sexdecimalis (Brachypodella). FP.
98, 279
sexdecimdentatum (Paraxanthus). P
52, 75
sexdecimpunctata (Cicindela). P 754,
79; °66, 362
sexdentata (Buccinum). P ’62, 562
(Charybdis). P ’58, 39
(Dorippe). P ’58, 1638
(Evarne). P 710, 357
(Goniosoma). P 791, 215
(Tritia). P ’62, 562
sexdentatum. (Buccinum). P
308; 748, 97
(Camptandrium). P ’58, 107
sexdentatus (Cyclograpsus). P ’80,
207
(Dermestes). P
(Hemigrapsus).
(Heterograpsus). P
(Palemon). P ’71, 226;
123
sexfasciata (Laphystia). P 795, 323
sexfasciatum (Callidium). j iii, 415.
J II, 23
(Hemulon). P ’83, 287
sexfasciatus (Abudefduf). P 1900,
504
(Dasypogon).
(Diabasis).
(Dryobius). J II, 23, 104
(Epinephelus). J XII, 524
(Epiplatys). P ’62, 136
(Hemulon). P ’62, 254
(Labrus). P 1900, 504
(Megatrigon). P ’98, 160
(Serranus). P ’07, 257
43,
54, 77
P ’80, 207
80, 207
93,
j iii, 50
P '83, 287
144, P.
‘TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
sexfilis (Polynemus).
(Trichidion). P
sexforis (Mellita). P
sexguttata (Buprestis).
(Cieindela). P
(Lamia).
(Paria). P ’73, 39
seximpressa (Feronia). J II, 228
seximpressus (Evarthrus). P
318. J II, 228
sexlinearis (Architectonica). J VITl,
329
P ’61, 276
61, 276
88, 317, 318
j iii, 161
43° 295
jv, 269. J Il, 176
73,
(Solarium). J VIII, 329
sexlineata (Lacerta). j vi, 18, 37
(Seps). j iv, 284
sexlineatus (Cnemidophorus). P ’56,
237; °66, 303, 304; ’71, 47; 783,
11; ’91, 459; ’95, 386; 703, 33,
547, 554, 556; 706, 110; 708, 118
sexlineatus perplexus (Cnemido-
phorus). P ’03, 547
sexlineatus sexlineatus (Cnemido-
phorus). P ’03, 546-548
sexlineatus (Tachydromus). P ’60,
495; ’02, 177, 693
sexlineilus (Cnemidophorus). P 793,
387
sexlobatus (Dichocrinus). P 781,
255, 259, 261
(Pterotocrinus). P ’81, 261
(Talarocrinus). P ’81, 261
sexmaculata (Chrysobothris). P 773,
90
(Hermetia). P 795, 321 ;
(Leptura). J I, 333 .
(Limnophila). P ’60, 17 q
(Nitidula). j v, 178
(CEdionychis). P ’73, 60, 63 ‘3
(Perdita). P ’95, 1, 12; 96, om
46, 71 .
sexmaculata var. punctata (Perdita).
P '96, 71 %,
sexmaculata (Strangalia). J I, 312,
333
sexmaculatus (Tetranychus). P 704, —
144
sexnotata (Buprestis). P 57, Tas
(Colaspis). j iii, 445. P 758,
86
(Paria). P ’73, 39
(Strangalia). J I, 329
sexplagiata (Ancylochira). P 66, —
383
(Buprestis).
sexpunctata (Lema). P
(Membranipora). :
(Volucella). P 794, 27; 95,
330 ro
sexpunctatum (Bembidium). J IV,
29
P 73, 54
P 73, 88 ‘
73, 25, 26
J Vv, 159
sexpunctatus (Andrector).
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
sexpunctatus, Continued.
“(Dolomedes). P ’88, 174; ’90,
433; ’92, 73; 1900, 538: 02, 586;
03, 654; 04, 136, 314
ant (Litargus). P ’56, 14
i (Mycetophagus). j v, 261. P
56, 14
- (Ochthedromus). P ’57, 5
(Psoecus). P ’83, 278
; (Pterostichus). P
Ai 73, 309
sak (Zygoballus). P ’04, 139
5 sexscutata (Ameiva). P ’62, 60
' sexscutatus (Holcosus). P ’62, 60;
a 68, 306
__ sexserrata (Gasteracantha).
2 341 :
P
ae (Ardea).
_-sexsetaceus (Corvus).
—— (Chrysobothris).
a pripiiols (Leptura). P 59, 80
_ sexspinosa (Acrosoma). P 09, 213
3 (Poreellana). P ’58, 227; 79,
jv, 67
P 67, 216
P 73,
(Scolopendra). JV 32
aro (Cryptops). j ii, 112.
JV, 3
(Petrolisthes). P '58, 227;
cee ep tops). P 03, 42;
oe Go, O7. J V, 37
= sexstriatus (Hister). P
759, 70
sexsuleatus (Anisomyon). P ’60, 424
a P.56, 68, 283;
Diitarics a P 61, 275
(Trichidion). P ’61, 275
52, 38, 39;
Shiro -_
73. J IV, 36
sexualis (Dicerca). P ’73, 87, 88
998, 35, 307
60, 315;
|
703, |
79, |
~ sextuberculatum (Sinoxylon). P 758, |
q ie (Galeruca). P ’65, 214,
_ seyfriedi (Latonia). J VI, 75, 76
_ sezekorni (Phyllonycteris). P 98,
| 335-337 °
_ shadboltianum (Triceratium). P
1900, 709
a “shadbolti (Triceratium). P 1900, |
s 1 |
_ Shaefferiana (Anodonta). P 753, 263
7 (Strophitus). P 753, 263
_ Shenia. P ’65, 54
_ Sheniclus. P 58, 196
_ shaferi (Crategus). P 710, 165, 184
' shafferi (Glyptocrinus). P ’81, 363
: (Ptilodictya). P ’71, 317
* (Stictopora). P ’71, 317
shallon (Gaultheria). P ’84, 88; |
1219
shanghaiensis (Clausilia). P 1900,
-673; 701, 654; ’02, 523, 524
(Unio). P 59, 153. J
242 :
shannoniana (Difflugia). P ’78, 172
sharpei (Crateropus). P ’05, 769
(Cyprina). P ’61, 32
sharpi (Aligena). P ’88, 170, 171
(Atys). P ’01, 183
(Crangon). P ’95, 176, 178,
190
(Sclerocrangon).
(Sphyradium).
216
(Synodus).
sharpii (Margarita).
(Pholia). P
(Pholidauges).
shasta (Lycena). P
shastaensis (Goniobasis).
J V, 337
(Melania). 56, 80:
P 706, 394;
PY,
iy
95, 178
06, 215,
r pee 497
P 98, 486
05, 781
P 05, 781
62, 221, 224
P 64, 36.
P 64,
25, 36
shastanus (Circotettix).
709, 413, 456
shattuckii (Emberiza).
shavianum (Cinosternum).
123
P 756, 40
P 66,
P
65,
P ’93, 202
P '63, 75;
P ’90, 249
P %2, 142
(Kinosternum). P ’59, 6
shawii (Diploglossus). P 756, 237
shelbyensis (Goniobasis). P 65, 28.
J V, 228
(Melania). G1, PBL
28. J V, 228
sheltoni (Monardella). J III, 99
shepardi (Mastodon). P 770, 98;
74, 20
shepardianus (Unio). P 753, 257;
54, 244; ’58, 13; °88, 115. J V,
415; X,-452; XI, 22, 64, 123
shepardii (Dibelodon). P 793, 202
(Mastodon). P ’74, 222; 92,
228; 93, 202
(Tetrabelodon).
Shepherdia. j vii, 51.
98, 40, 310.
shepherdiae (Curreya).
sheppardi (Mastodon).
sheridani (Clausilia). P ’05, 738
(Hemiphedusa). P ’05, 738
shermani (Helix). P ’05, 739
shermani var. lautsi (Helix).
P 05,
(Trochomorpha). P_ 05,
shikokuensis (Clausilia). P 1900,
681; 701, 622, 650; ’02, 370
shikokuensis var. inokuchiensis (Clau-
silia). P ’03, 316
shikokuensis (Eulota). P 701, 545
(Pleectotropis). P ’01, 545
shilohensis (Fulgur). P ’90, 145
1220 INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
shilohensis. Continued. shumardi. Continued.
(Murex). P BT, 404; 790, 145 | | (Hadropterus). P 759, 100;
ie Paws PB Be, 397, 403. J ahh ona ae
otropis).
shimeki cockerelli EGlesiroslieena), P (Pleurotomaria). P 60, 462
09, 514 (Protocardum). P 60, 418
i ost prcamtley 4 hogy on way ea (Chonetes). J III, 23,
shimekii (Pyramidula).
(Zonites). P ’90, 297 ; (Lunatia). P ’82, 198
shinzii (Tringa). P ’53, 426 (Murchisonia). P ’63, 20;
Shortia. 1 ’86, 345; 795, 296 89, 297 « f .
shortiana (Carex). P ’87, 70 (Orthisina). P 759, 26
shortianus (Astragalus). P ’63, 60° (Producta). P ’65, 115
shortii (Rhammus). j vii, 91 shumardianus (Forbesiocrinus): P
shoshone (Acridium). P ’73, 296 65, 140; ’79, 272
(Schistocerca). P 04, 570; (Platycrinus). P ’81, 249
07, 47, 77; ’09, 112, 156, 464 (Taxoecrinus). P ’79, 272
shoshonensis (Catostomus). P ’83, | shumardii (Etheostoma). ’P "77, 49
159 (Fusus). P 756, 282
showalterii (Anculosa). P ’60, 93; (Imostoma). P 77, 43, 49
64, 98. J V, 255 (Quercus). P ’60, 444
(Anodonta). P ’60, 807. J | shurtleffianus (Unio). P 56, 94. J
V, 215 IIT, 302
” (Goniobasis). P ’65, 29. J V, | shuttleworthi (Spiraxis). P °60, 152
1 220 shuttleworthiana (Urocoptis). P ’98,
(Leptoxis). P ’64, 98 275
BS agee se opal Ng 63, en an (Unio). P '56, 94.
(Melania). ’ P 61, 120; °63, || Siagonodon. P ’01, 14; ’08, 119 ;
319; °65, 29. J V, 220 Siagonum. P 744, 42
(Melatoma). P ’64, 94 Siaja. P ’05, 483, 486 4
(Neritina). P ’61, 55. J V,| siaja (Cyclocheilichthys). P 705, ~
267 485. J XII, 500
(Physa). P ’64, 115. J VI, | Sialia. j vii, 188, 193; viii, 154. Poe
170 ee 46, 113; ‘51, 215; °53, 313, 399; =@
(Pleurocera). P_’63, 311 °5D, 310; 756, 290; 759, 106, 190;
(Schizochilus). P ’60, 93 66, 66; 68, 82, 149; °75, Sang
(Schizostoma). P 764, 93, 94, 83, 60; 90, 217; '92, 126; "93, 58)
112. J V, 246; VI, 149 65; 95, 501: ’96, 165; 98, 88, —
(Simpulum). J TV, 292 218; 99, 16; 03, 14; 04, 585; %
(Trypanostoma). P ’62, 172; 05, 690; ’08, 81. J 1, 375 aie
63, 311.. J. V, 293 264; IX, 419 a
(Unio). P ’60, 807. J V, 73: |>Sialis.. P 709, 22 = a
shulzei (Biddulphia). P ’98, 470 sialis (Motacilla). j iv, 185. P 775,
(Cymatopleura). P ’08, 554 351
shumardanus (Pernopecten). P 65, (Sialia). P ’68, 149; ’75, 351;
126 83, 60; 795, 501; 796, "165; 98,
shumardi (Acrocrinus). P ’85, 344, 88; ’08, 156
347; '90, 152, 158 (Sylvia). j iv, 184, 185
(Alburnops). P 756, 194; Siamanga. P ’02, 142
10, 278,277 siamensis (Bithinia). P 756, 110. —
(Anisomyon). P ’60, 423 ~ J VI, 118 a
(Area). P 756, 86; ’64, 428 (Caridina). P ’94, 403
(Archeocidaris). P ’69, 81 (Cyrena). P ’61, 126
(Cardium). P ’60, 182, 418 (Pholas). P ’62, 196, 205
(Comarocystites). P ’65, 143 (Tellina). P ’01, 401
(Cottogaster). P ’06, 521 (Thelphusa). P 80, 36 a
(Cucullea). P ’56, 285; ’60, (Unio). P ’66,18%. J VI, 279 — i
185, 428; ’61, 431 Siaphus. P ’68, 284: 96, 313
(Enchodus). P ’56, 257; ’57, | Sibbaldia. P 63, 61 Sa
90 sibbaldii (Balenoptera). P ’69, 16;
(Granatocrinus). P ’66, 257 91, 475, 478
69, 10, 14, 16-20; °91, 474
siberica (Claytonia), P ’98, 19
(Spongilla). P ’87, 176
sibericum (Merycotherium).
161
sibericus (Chermes).
sibilans (Coluber).
(Psammophis).
sibilatrix (Motacilla).
P 07, 3
P 60, 554
P 60, 554
pe
_ sibirica (Claytonia). P ’98, 296
(Hemichelidon).
(iris). P ’98, 42, 312
(Loxia). P ’64, 251
(Mertensia). P ’63, 73
(Montia). P ’98, 20, 296
(Sitta). P 58, 195
TT he ea AN et es nn Oe 0
_ sibirieum (Gleosporium). P ’94, 370
sibiricus (Elymus).
(Leonurus).
P ’84, 95
P ’89, 400
Sibon. P '60, 266; 61, 306;
123. J VIM, 157, 177
_ sibon (Coluber). P ’08, 123
_ Sibthorpia. P ’98, 406
_ sibyle (Mylabris). P ’08, 612
_ Sibynomorphus. P ’60, 265
_ Sibynon. P ’60, 265
_ sica (Cephalocema).
= (Proseopia). P ’04, 680
_ siearia (Thecachampsa).
_ Siearius.
_ sicea (Betis).
siecata (Carex).
_ siecifer (Holocenthrus).
P 04, 680
P 62, 371, 401
7 ‘siccifolius (Gryllus).
_ sieeulum (Chirostoma). P
"77, 94
_ +785, 410, 412; 704, 248
_ sieeus (Agaricus). J III, 206
Sichar. P 62, 567
_ siciliensis (Eunice).
_ sicula (Clavagella).
= (Hemithyris).
P ’09, 249
P '61, 486
P °73, 196
4 (Rhynchonella).
siculus (Delphinus). P ’03, 314
- (Leptodes). P ’82, 280
Sieus. j iii, 95
| SBicyases. P ’62, 241; '99, 363
_ Sicydiane. P ’60, 100 :
_ Sicydiine. P ’62, 240
_ Sicydium. P ’60, 101; ’62, 240
_ Sieyocrinus. P
-°86, 112, 115, 148
Sibbaldius.-P~°66, 297; 68, 193;
J VI,
P 66, 38
sibillatrix (Phyllopneuste). P 66,
38
P ’89, 146
_ Siboma. P 56, 208; ’65, 70; ’77, 92
P 69, 12
P 55, 414. J II, 161
P 63, 77; ’87, 79
; P 04, 233
_ sicciferum (Holocentrum). P
e233
_ siecifolia (Mantis). P ’04, 105
P 04, 105
7 65, 81;
' sicculus (Labidesthes). P °77, 44;
P 73, 196
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|
|
356; 65, 198; ’83, 34; 97, 464; |
01, 18, 91; 703, 554; 704, 468; ’08, |
"79, 283, 285, 322; |
1221
Sicyogaster. P ’60, 101, 102
sicyoides (Cissus). P ’89, 373
Sicyonia. P 52, 18; ’60, 43; ’78,
97; ’79, 426; ’93, 110
Sicyopterus. P ’60, 101
Sicyos. P ’02, 664; 705,700; ’09, 387
Sida. j vii, 90. P ’60, 511; ’61,
449; ’62, 161; ’67, 18; ’89, 366;
709, 492. J XII, 56
side (Perdita). P ’97, 353
Sidalcea. P ’61, 449; 63, 59; ’84,
81; ’04, 108. J III, 84
Sidera. P ’82, 303; ’84, 42
Sideranthus. P 748, 21. J I, 177
Siderastrea. P ’88, 303; ’90, 305
siderea (Crategus). P ’10, 209, 212
Sideridis. P ’74, 205
Siderite. P ’80, 242; ’82, 289; ’97, 417
siderius (Asteracanthus). P ’70, 13
Siderolamprus. P ’60, 368
Siderophyllite. P ’80, 254
Sideroxylon. P ’89, 390
sidifolia (Ipomea). P ’89, 393
sidus (Scopelosoma). P ’74, 210
Sidusa. P ’09, 221
siebaldi (Thecodonta). P ’72, 230
Siebaldius. P ’69, 15
sieberii (Aphelocoma). P ’90, 214;
x
sieberii arizonae (Aphelocoma). P
91, 444; ’92, 119
sieboldi (Clausilia). P
702, 236, 529-531
sieboldi var. diptyx (Clausilia). P
702, 529, 532
Sieboldia. P
93, 227
sieboldiana (Acusta). P
05, 734
(Eulota). P ’01, 545; 704,
627; ’05, 734; ’08, 454
(Helix). P ’02, 235
sieboldii (Balena). P ’68, 225
(Globiocephalus). P ’69, 21
(Hyalonema). P ’68,
(Megalobatrachus).
(Seyllarus). P
( Tritomegas).
sieboldtiana (Helix). P
(Pomatia). P ’75, 250
sieboldtii (Clausilia). P ’02, 529
Sieglingia. P 1900, 646, 659, 662;
702, 643, 652
siegwaldi (Philonthus).
Sienite. j ii, 187
Sierra. P ’04, 766 :
sierranus (Ageneotettix). P 09,
429
(Aglaothorax). P
476
sierravagus (Lithobius).
154
01, 653;
59, 122; 82, 328;
02, 235;
J IV, 31
09, 413,
P 03, 152,
1222
Sieversia. j vii, 20. P 63, 61. J |
I, 181
Sigaleonide. P ’03, 426; ’08, 338;
709, 242; 10, 386
Sigalion. J III, 148
Sigalphus. P 749, 203
Siganide. P ’97, 79
Siganites. J XII, 546
Siganus. P ’97, 79. J XII, 544
sigaretina (Ampullaria). J VIII,
8
(Natica). J IX, 148
sigaretinus (Adeorbis). P ’97, 363 |
Sigaretus. P ’47, 280, 283; ’48, |
105; 754, 30; ’62, 565; ’71, 135, |
142; °79, 219, 224; ’80, 29; ’82,
173, 210; ’90, 399; °91, 54; 95,
103, 116-130; ’03, 758. J I, 111,
113; VIII, 329, 339
Sige. P ’09, 349
sigillare (Bembidium). P ’57, 4
Sigillaria. P 746, 143; ’54, 65; ’60,
237, 442, 520
Sigillarie. P ’47, 318
sigillata (Feronia). J II, 228
sigillatus (Evarthrus). P ’73,
J II, 228
(Sparus).
318.
P ’82, 306
sigma (Navicula). P 753, 432
(Nitzschia). P.’61, 71
Sigmodon. j iv, 352. P ’53, 414;
55, 333; °74, 174, 175, 183-185;
"78, 62; ’82, 319; ’94, 160, 226;
95, 381; ’03, 23; ’05, 677
Sigmodontes. P ’67, 135
Sigmodus. P ’59, 53
sigmodus (Arvicola). J XI, 207
(Microtus). P ’96, 382
sigmoidea (Chrysomela). P
285, 292; ’73, 49, 50
(Cicindela). P ’61, 335. J
27
a
59,
’
(Nitzschia). P 1900, 471
sigmotus (Microtus). J XI, 205
Sigmurethra. P 1900, 563, 569-574
signata (Bembex). P ’95, 365
(Hyperaspis). P 752, 134
(Hyperphrona). P ’07, 382
(Lampsilis). P ’09, 536
(Monedula). P ’95, 363, 365;
°97, 383; 799, 200
(Prostheclina). P 703, 341
(Vespa). P ’95, 365
signaticollis (Asclera). P
J I, 96
(Diacanthus).
(Microrhopala).
i 82
73, 82
54, 21.
P 45, 46
P '59, 82;
P ’73, 26
signaticornis (Lema).
iy
signatipennis ((dipoda).
49
P ’06, 49
06,
(Stirapleura).
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
signatipes (Omalotettix).- P
185; 708, 17
signatum (Stenostoma). J VIII, 128
signatus (Balistes). P ’82, 309
(Clibanarius). P 791, 183
(Eotettix). P ’07, 294
(Euglenes). P 755, 276. J I,
07,
7
(Gelasimus).. P ’80, 146
(Liopus). J II, 171
(Macroceramus). P
"75, 223; 798, 280
(Meterginus). P
(Pseudophanus). P ’59, 288
(Pseudophorus). P 59, 85
(Uloborus). P ’09, 202
(Xylophilus). P 55, 276
signifer (Brythus). P 757, 201;
06, 515
(Philodromus). P ’92, 59
(Proctotretus). P 57, 198
(Thymallus). P ’65, 80;
365
signifera (Ceria). P ’95, 331
(Crinia). P ’53, 482. J VI,
202
(Ranidella). P ’53, 421
(Rhinoderma). P 753, 424,
J VI, 196
significans (Gastrodonta). P 1900,
143, 147; ’02, 421; 03, 211
(Helix). P ’03, 212
(Hyalina). P ’03, 211
(Vitrea). P ’03, 207, 211, 212;
06, 533, 560 ~
(Zonites). P 775, 153, 168;
789, 198; ’03, 206, 212
signifrons (Lytta). P ’08, 617, 618
signiventris (Lycosa). P ’09, 218
signoreti (Bothriocera). P ’07, 485
Signoretia. P ’99, 266
Sigynus. P ’78, 314
sihama (Atherina).
73, 248;
09, 228
05,
(Platycephalus). P ’61, 504
(Sillago). P ’61, 503, 504;
97, 87. J AIL, 549
sii (Septoria). P ’91, 84
siju (Glaucidium). P ’90, 130
sikapusi (Lophuromys). P ¥
sikkimensis (Unio). P 759, 151.
J IV, 251
silaceus (Sericosomus). P ’66, 347 —
silamensis (Holothuria). P ’90, 317,
320
Silene.
09, 491;
182
silens (Aphonomorphus). P 705, 838, a
843 Fi
P 61, 504; ’97, —
96, 534
P 60, 199, 511; ’63, 58, 94;
‘77, 106; ’86, 344; °93, 209; 98,
410; ’02, 661; 04, 603; ’07, 458;
10, 546, 562. J III, 83, ©
:
“a
a
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
silens. Continued. 4
_(Aphonus). P 05, 838
P.267,°. 21S
Silenus. P ’52, 47
Silicea. P ’78, 312; ’84, 184
siliceum (Cerithium). P ’47, 298;
48,98. JI, 129
silicula | ( (Goniobasis). P:-. 764, 36;
, ‘
(Juga). P ’65, 24
(Melania). P ’64, 36
(Pholas). P ’62, 196, 208
siliculosus (Ectocarpus). P 755, 412
Siliqua. P. ’77, 22, 23; ’95, 51, 97;
qua.
05, 17, 118. J 1, 208, 213
siliqua (Ensis). ‘s 392, 270
(Yoldia). P ’61, 97
Siliquaria. P 748, 105;
61, 150; °62, 571, 585;
76, 304; 782, 164;
59-61; 05, 17, 21.
VIII, 364, 370
siliquaria (Solena).
siliquastrium (Cercis). P
siliquoideus (Lampsilis). P
Unio). P 53, 251;
siliquosus (Corchorus). P
Silis. P 751, 339
Sillaginichthys. P ’61, 502
Sillago. P ’61, 45, 502- 504;
58, 221;
71, 138;
91, 143; 98,
J Il, 324;
P ’65, 184
62, 12
54, 247
89, 369
197, 87.
Sillaginodes. P ’61, 504
Sillaginoide. P ’61, 501, 514
Sillago. P ’61, 45, 502-504; 97, 87.
J XII, 549
Sillagoidei. P ’61, 501
sillana (Spirifera). P ’65, 119
53, 251 |
sillimani (Actinocrinites). P ’69, —
154
(Actinocrinus). P ’61, 134;
81, 319
(Opalia). P ’76, 297
i (Oxyrhina). P 47, 268; ’67,
142. J I, 202
(Seala). P ’76, 297; ’05, 20
(Sealaria). j viii, 221. P 745,
254; ’93, 221; ’98, 462; ’05, 20
(Suceinea). P 775, 155, 230;
89, 209
(Tellina). P ’48, 106
(Venericardia). P ’48, 107
Sillimanite. j iii, 375. P ’92, 195;
96, 484
sillimanorum (Navieula). P ’65, 10,
11, 18
Sillus. P 09, 201
Silondia. P ’82, 281
_ Silonia. y 782, 281
3 Silpha. iii, 192, P 53, 274, 278;
‘ 59, od, 287 ; 60, 316; 66, 348,
367. J IV, 12, 31
silpha (Oiceoptoma). P 53, 279
1223
Silphales. P ’53, 274; 754, 36;
287. J IV, 13, 31
Silphide. P ’44, 104
silphides (Boletophagus). P ’54, 219
silphifolia (Cacalia). P ’98, 408
(Senecio). P ’98, 408
Silphium. P ’70, 117; ’90, 268;
306; ’97, 178, 191, 192
silphoides (Licinus). P ’73, 324
Silundia. P ’82, 281
Siluride. P 754, 26,
290, 292; 783, 132, 161; ’92, 241;
97, 57; ’99, 331; ’03, 346; 704,
242; 705, 462; ’06, 88. J VI,
237; VIII, 185; XII, 500
Silurine. P ’05, 463
Silurodes. P 705, 468
silurophaga (Graya). P ’62, 191
Silurus. P ’54, 26; ’63, 179; ’77,
87, 93, 97; '92, 241; '03, 346;
05, 469. J VI, 237
Silus. P ’62, 15
silus (Sciuropterus).
silverupis (Cancellaria). P ’96, 476
Silvanus. j v, 265. P 54, 73, 77;
76, 269, 271. J IV, 32
silvarum var. nigrescens (Bombus).
P 96, 41
silvatica (Epeira). P
49
59,
93,
198; 71, 250,
P 97, 206
88, 195; °92,
(Nyssa). P 710, 547, 569
(Rana). -P ’65,.85..J V1,
silvaticus (Lepus). J IX, 392
silvestre (Dromatherium). P
J VII, 410
silvestris (Amaurobius). P ’92, 29
(Distichopus). P ’82, 146
Satyrus). P ’61, 162
Silvitettix. P ’05, 400, 841
sima (Dorippe). P ’58, 163
(Notothenia). P ’61, 519, 520.
(Thalamita). P ’58, 39
Simaethis. P ’60, 433
Simarubea. P ’89, 371
Simenia. P ‘79, 184
Simia. j v, 229. P ’41, 124; 761,
24, 464; ’62, 508, 509, 514, 515;
67, 12; 768, 286; ’80, 160; 701,
119, 124; ’02, 141. J IX, 262; X,
276, 418, 422
Simiade. P 1900, 423. J X, 275,
276, 288, 316
Simiide. P ’62, 508; ’04, 150
similans (Bembex). P ’95, 355, 358
similaris (Achatinella). P 795, 239
(Clausilia). P ’05, 738
similaris var. ventriosa (Clausilia).
P 705, 738
similaris (Eulota). P
734; 710, 664-668
(Eulotella). P ’05, 734
(Fruticicola). P ’02, 238
73
70, 9.
02, 237; °05,
1224
similaris. Continued.
(Helix).
82, 234; 02, 238
(Hemipheedusa).
similaris var.
dusa). P ’05, 738
similaris (Ichneumon). P ’94, 185
(Partula). P ’86, 30
(Phygadeuon). P 794, 187
similaris
10, 520
similata (Amara).
simile (Agonum).
(Callidium).
(Doreatoma). P ’65, 243
(Physocnemum). J II, 32
(Spherium). P ’60, 298;
105
simili (Sireni). jv, 319
similiana (Pecilochroma). P
353
similis (Actinocrinus).
’81, 342
(Agalena). P
133, 136
(Amphistichus). P ’54, 135;
5, 323
P 05, 738
P '55, 356
P 54, 59
J II, 105
72,
60,
P 68, 351;
03, 128, 129,
5
(Anachis). P ’78, 301; ’88,
332
(Anisodactylus). P ’59, 69
(Aplopus). P ’04, 65
(Barnea). P ’62, 194, 210
(Barnia). P ’62, 210
(Batocrinus). P ’68, 351; 781,
342
(Brachinus).
(Cellepora).
(Ceratinella).
302
(Ceratinopsis). P
05, 317
(Chermes). P
(Chrysomela).
48, 49 -
(Columbella). P ’61, 41
(Concholepas). P ’91, 59
(Corbicula). P ’60, 273, 274
(Cyclas). P 56, 259; ’60, 300;
61, 310, 403
(Cyrena).
P '62, 524
J V, 133
P 92, 31; 05,
04, 127;
07, 15
P '56, 85; 773,
P ’60, 274, 284
(Danais). P ’85, 87
(Dendrocrinus). P ’79, 300
(Diglossa). P ’64, 273
(Dipodomys). P
(Fundulus). P
(Goniobasis). P ’68, 151. J
VI, 328
(Helophilus).
(Hemimactra).
(Holothuria).
(Hyalosagda).
(Hydrargyra).
P 95, 330
P ’62, 572
P ’90, 321
P 92, 213
P 53, 389
P 73, 249; °75, 55; |
ventriosa (Hemiphe- —
sloneana (Varicella). P
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
similis. Continued.
(Hydrocena). P ’79, 29;
153. J VIII, 408; IX, 107
(Hydroporus). P ’55, 292, 298
87,
(Icius). P ’01, 569, 590
(Leptura). J I, 331
(Limnea). P ’60, 314
(Lycosa). P ’92, 64; ’08, 164,
229
(Mactra). j ii, 3093; vi, 257.
P ’62, 572; ’71, 187; 782, 156
(Maldane). P ’06, 2338;
355
(Murex). P ’90, 71; 794, 223
(Notocyphus). P ’97, 281, 235
(Ostrea). P ’90, 448
(Perimeeus). P ’73, 333
(Pholas). P ’62, 196, 210
(Platycrinus). P 781, 249
(Poteriocrinus). P ’86, 159
(Procellaria). P ’66, 164, 197
(Pterostichus). P ’73, 310, 315
(Reptocelleporaria). J V, 133
(Rhinogobius). P ’59, 145
(Sagda). P ’92, 213
(Salamandra). J I, 288
(Sanguinolaria). P ’62, 421;
65, 130
(Seaphites). P ’05, 27
(Sertularia). P ’76, 210, 219
P 80, 217
(Sesarma).
(Stereocerus). P 773, 323. J
II, 256
(Strangalia). J I, 331
(Straparollus). P ’61, 145
(Streptocephalus). P 779, 201
(Trachelas). P ’09, 198
(Trechus): P ’68, 382; 773,
325
(Tylistus). P ’65, 243 :
(Unio). P ’57, 169. J IV, Sie
(Urocoptis). P ’98, 275 j
(Zoniopoda).
simillima (Anthophora). P ’78,
(Dermatea). P ’93, 451
(Erigone). P ’05, 315
(Helicopsis). J IX, 19
(Helix). J.IX, 19
(Microcystis). J IX, 19, 108
(Nanina). J IX, 19
simillimus (Chlenius). P ’59, 287
(Distortio). J VIII, 353 -
(Gorytes). P 795, 520, 536
(Poronotus). P ’84, 314 a
(Stromateus). P ’84, 312, 314 —
(Venulites). P ’60, 281
(Zethus). P ’99, 428, 434 '-
simiolus (Dipodomys). P ’93, 410
Simnia. P ’99, 79
P ’02, 238, 240 a
08,
ee SP ae Ree ee ee ee ee
simode (Camena).
(Helix). P ’02, 238, 240 —
simondsi (Siliqua). P ’95, 51, 97
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 1225
Simopsis. P56,285
Simorhynchus. P ’68, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9,
11,
30;
14, 28-53; 69, 211; 93, 22,
98, 128; 1900, 7
simoterum (Hyostoma). J VI, 215,
240
Simotes. P ’60, 244; ’61, 75; 02,
180
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}
simpla (Ninoe). P 05, 547; 08, |
347
ia (Partula). P ’85, 218. J
79
simplex (Abracrinus). P ’81, 282
reus).
(Ab }.. P ’53, 290
(Aeanthocrinus). P ’81, 393
(Acilius). J IV, 30
(Acritus). P 53, 290
(Actezon). P 748, 95; ’62, 566
(Actinocrinus). P ’81, 282
eorbis). 5
(Adeorbis). J VIII, 36
eyrodes). ‘
(Aleyrodes). P ’02, 281
(Anabrus). P ’06, 416; ’08, 83
(Anyphena). P ’09, 200
(Aretogalidia). P 702, 143, |
156
(Arphia). P °04, 522 —
(Asearis). P ’86, 311; ’90, 411 |
(Aster). P ’60, 514
(Aysha). P ’09, 200
(Bembidium). P ’66, 347
(Canthon). P 59, 71. J IV, |
4 j
281
(Carpocrinus). P ’81, 282
(Cataroma). P °’65, 239
(Catops). j v, 184. P ’53,
(Chemnitzia). P ’99, 177
(Chriacus). P ’92, 296
(Cnemidotus). J IV, 30
(Corticaria). P ’55, 303
(Crenidens). P ’62, 244
(Cromyocrinus). P ’79, 362;
86, 171, 173; ’90, 153, 158
Se
524
(Cryptocephalus). P ’49, 170.
249
(Cyclas). P ’60, 287; ’61, 405
(Cypris). P ’41, 58; °42, 166
(Delphinium). J III, 80
(Denticella). P 1900, 695
(Dicelus). P 43, 296
(Dichocrinus). P ’81, 258
(Dierepidius). J IV, 35
(Digenia). P ’05, 695
(Diplocephalus). P 05, 306
(Donacicrinites). P ’81, 405
(Eepantheria). .P 760, 523,
(Eetenoecrinus). P ’90, 379
(Eleocharis). P ’64, 18
simplex. Continued.
(Erigone). P ’05, 306
(Eritettix). P 710, 616, 625
(Eupachyerinus). P ’79, 359,
362
(Gilbertsocrinus). P ’81, 393
(Girella). P ’62, 244
(Goniobasis). P ’64, 41; ’65,
25, 26
(Gonioctena). P ’73, 52
(Goniograpsus). P °’47, 249;
758, 102; ’80, 199
(Graphiocrinus). P ’79, 344,
346; ’69, 137
(Grapsus). P ’80, 201
(Heliomeris). J III, 91
(Heterocrinus). P 779, 293;
86, 127, 129, 130; ’90, 379
simplex var. grandis (Heterocrinus).
P ’86, 130
simplex (Holaster). P ’61, 422
(Horistonotus). P ’66, 348
(Hydrochus). P 755, 361
(Ichthyoerinus). P ’79, 258
(Laseonotus). P ’66, 378
(Leeanocrinus). P ’79, 258
(Lepidosteus). P ’73, 98
(Leptachatina). P ’88, 55
(Lophocarenum). P ’05, 306
(Lucina). P ’72, 84
(Mammillaria). P ’01, 559
(Melania). jv,126. P ’64,41
(Miathyria). P ’08, 489
(Nematodes). P ’66, 388
(Ochodeus). P 54, 222; ’66,
348. J IV, 34
(Ochthedromus). P 757, 5
(Oliva). J VIII, 328
(Olivella). J VIII, 328
(Ollacrinus). P ’81, 393
(Ophelia). J III, 148
(Ophiolepis). P ’51, 318
(Pachycheilus). P ’65, 26
(Pachygrapsus). P 758, 102;
’80, 199, 201
(Paleoneila). J VIII, 306
(Panopea). J VIII, 317
(Peltonotellus). P ’07, 492
(Phalacrus). P ’56, 16
(Pheenicocrinites). P ’81, 282
(Pionocrinus). P ’81, 282
(Platynus). P ’54, 46. J IV,
8
(Pleurocera). P ’63, 316
(Plusia). P ’74, 209
(Podabrus). P ’66, 394
(Poteriocrinus). P ’79, 344
(Protis). P 710, 492
(Protochriacus). P ’92, 296
(Pterogorgia). P ’60, 367, 368
(Pterostichus). P ’59, 69; ’73,
304. J II, 304; IV, 28
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simplex. Continued.
(Pucedanum). P ’98, 29, 303
(Pupa). P ’79, 33; ’89, 194
(Pyenonotus). P ’02, 683
(Pyrgita). P ’57, 37; ’59, 139
(Rhodocrinus). P ’81, 393
(Rhyncholophus). P ’04, 143
(Rhynchoscolex). P ’50, 125
(Rimella). P ’82, 198
(Sagda). P ’10, 17, 529
(Seaphiocrinus). P ’69, 138;
79, 330, 344, 346
(Schizogenius).
(Sparganum).
(Spherium). P ’60, 287, 298
(Sphenophorus). P ’59, 79
(Spiranthes). P 704, 605
(Strongylus). P ’56, 54
(Syneches). P 795, 327
(Syneta). P ’73, 24
(Taxocrinus). P ’81, 282
(Terebra). j vi, 211, 226. P
48, 106; °62, 565; ’82, 173; °90,
145
(Teredo).
P ’57, 83
P ’60, 513
P 748, 106
(Thionia). P ’07, 494
(Tillea). ji, 114
(Tornatellina). P ’79, 22. J
VIII, 398, 410; IX, 82, 109
(Trichophorus). P ’59, 43, 44
(Trypanostoma). P ’62, 174;
63, 316. J V, 277
(Tubifex). j viii, 332
(Unio). P ’53, 250, 267; ’77, 28
(Valvata). P ’60, 18
(Vertigo). P 758, 209; ’75,
154, 190
(Xenodolamia). J VIII, 251
(Xiphigorgia). P ’60, 368
Simplicaria. P ’92, 402
simplicicolle (Elaphidion).
(Mallodon). J II, 111
simplicicollis (Enaphalodes).
151
simplicicollis collocata (Erythemis).
P ’08, 481, 489
(Libellula). j viii, 28
(Mesothemis). P ’62, 381, 400,
J Il, 12
P 47,
402
simplicidens (Blarina). J XI, 219,
280
(Equus). P ’92, 226, 228
simplicifolia (Baptisia). j vii, 96
simplicifolium (Areyphyllum). j i,
371
(Jasminum). P ’09, 487
(Trifolium). j i, 372
simplicipes (Amphicyrta). P ’54, 116
(Aphidna). P ’05, 806, 842
Simplicirostres. P ’69, 202
simplicirostris (Bythocaris). P
419
"79,
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INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
simplicissima (Planaria).
(Tenia). P ’87, 22
simplicius (Pecten). P ’61, 150;
"76, 319; ’05, 12. J IV, 288, 298
(Sineyclonema). P ’76, 319
simplissima (Planaria). P 704, 208,
209-218
Simplocaria.
116, 217
simplus (Pleurophorus). P ’91, 250
simpsoni (Echinocactus). P ’83, 74
(Inoceramus). P ’60, 312
(Melania). P ’60, 313
(Meretrix). P ’03, 757
(Trochatella). P ’03, 782
(Unio). P ’88, 117
(Vitrea). P 1900, 456;
533, 560, 561
(Zonites). P 789, 412;
2
P 06, 7
P '44, 118; °54, 13,
06,
703,
21
simpsoniana (Anodonta).
J V, 212
simpsonianus (Glabaris). P 96, 564
Simpulopsis. P ’60, 50, 151; ’74,
43; °75, 148 ‘
Simpulum. J IV, 292
simrothi (Bulimulus). P 796, 399,
440 .
(Neesiotus).
simson (Argyrameba). P ’95, 325
simulacrum (Hierodula). P ’03, 708
simulana (Halonota). P ’60, 351
simulans (Achatinella). P ’88, 38
(Apex). P ’88, 40
(Astragalus). P ’04, 109
(Bulimella). P ’88, 40
(Cambarus). P 1900, 434
(Colletes). P ’98, 53
(Enneacanthus). P ’83, 132
(Helicina). J IX, 105, 110
(Hemioplites). P ’68, 274; ’77,
94; 706, 515. J VI, 217, 219, 242
(Ichneumon). P ’73, 110, 128
(Limnobia). P 759, 198; ’60,
15
(Partula).
2
P ’61, 56.
P 96, 440
P 85, 215. J IX,
(Sebastosomus). P ’64, 147
(Unio). P ’71, 190. J VIII,
18
simularis (Amastra). P ’88, 252
simulata (Bulla). P ’79, 223
(Dryopteris). P ’08, 457
simulatricella (Eudarcia). P ’60, 11
simulatus (Acteon). P 779, 223;
84, 104
(Simulium). j iii, 28
simus (Bufo). P ’62, 357, 358; 763,
49. J VIII, 101
(Coluber). jv, 357. P° 701,90 —
(Heterodon). P ’95, 407; 701, ©
89, 90; 704, 473
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
ssimus. Continued.
(Minnilus). P ’77, 80
(Rhinoceros). P ’96, 520
(Unio). P 53, 253, 257; ’54,
(Ursus). J XI,
Sinaloa. P 04, 535
sinaloe (Paralichthys).
sinamara (Catagramma).
sinapidium (Microcystina). P
743
221, 226
P ’99, 364
P 75, 177
05,
Sinapis. P ’60, 199; ’67, 17; ’89.
364
sincera (Valvata). P
18, 155
‘sincerata (CEdipoda). P ’78, 314
Sinciput albida (Salamandra). j i,
353; v, 329. J I, 289
Sineyclonema. P ’76, 319
sinense (Plestiodon). P ’56, 154
ium). P ’90, 127
sinensis (Bostrichthys). P ’60, 125;
"97, 84
(Bostrychus).
56, 260;
P ’60, 120; 97,
(Cobitis). P ’99, 182
(Centropus). P ’62, 319;
678
(Cerebratulus). P ’57, 161
(Eleotris). P ’97, 84
(Eriocheir). P ’80, 210
(Georissa). P ’08, 39
(Glyptostrobus). P
300; ’69, 178
(Gobius). P
(Hemirhamphus).
(Homeogamia).
(Hyporhamphus). P
(Ixos). P ’62, 315
(Lelia). P ’85, 88
(Meckelia). P 55, 382; 57,
(Paratenodera). P ’03, 705
(Parathelphusa). P ’58, 101
(Philypnus). P ’60, 121, 125
(Pileus). P 744, 97
«Planaria). P ’57, 23, 30
(Polophilus). P 2, 678
(Polyonyx). P ’58, 229, 244
(Polyphaga). P 03, 180
(Pristigaster). P 97, 64
(Psittacus). P °64, 240
(Pyrus). P ’75, 439
(Rhina). P 710, 468
(Rhodeus). P 710, 478
(Seminella).° P ’04, 16
(Sesarma). P ’58, 105;
217
(Streptaxis).
(Tachysurus). P ’97, 57
(Tenodera). P ’03, 705
(Terias).. P ’85, 85 Z
702,
68, 182,
60, 125
P ’97, 69
P 03, 178
97, 69
- 161
80,
P ’82, 235
760,
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sinensis. Continued.
(Wistaria). P ’66, 402;
314; ’72, 239; ’74, 84;
Singa. P ’92, 50, 128;
04, 130
singhalensis (Caridina). P
405
singleyana (Euglandina). P ’06, 125,
143
68,
80, 358
03, 341, 342;
94, 403,
(Glandina). P ’06, 143
(Zonitoides). P ’06, 150, 534
singleyanus (Zonites). P ’89, 84,
197; ’06, 150
(Zonitoides). P ’99, 524
singleyi (Amauropsis). P 795, 84
(Ceronia). P 795, §2
(Eupera). P ’06, 173
(Latirus). P ’95, 71; ’99, 73
(Limosina). P ’89, 88; 706, 173
(Pisidium). P ’06, 173
(Spherium). P ’89, 88;
173
sigulare (Loxosoma). J IX, 15, 16
singularis (Atrophopoda). P 95, 333
(Cyrena). P ’60, 285
(Holoparamecus). P
(Hoplia). J III, 285
(Lemophleus). P ’54, 75
(Pompilus). P ’97, 249
(Pyrgomantis). P ’03, 702
singulisetis (Ehlersia). P ’09, 325
(Syllis). P 709, 325
Sinica. P 701, 350; ’04, 619;
38
siniea (Chlorospiza).
Siniperea. P ’62, 16
Sinipta. P ’06, 19
sinistorse (Partula). P ’85, 213
sinistra (Lycosa). P ’08, 202
(Pardosa). P ’08, 165, 202
sinistralis (Partula). P ’85, 213. J
IX, 47
sinistripes (Pagurus). P ’58, 233
sinistrorsa (Auricula). P ’88, 14
(Partula). J IX, 47
(Tornatella). P ’88, 14
sinnis (Pepsis). P ’97, 283; ’99, 196
Sinodendron. J IV, 13
Sinopa. P ’71, 116; ’92, 308-311,
419, 424. J IX, 502, 534
sinosus (Ambloctonus). P ’92, 313
Sinoxylon. P 758, 73; ’59, 76; ’61,
335. J IV, 36
Sintectus. P ’73, 327
sintoxia (Unio). P
240, 241
sinuata (Acanthops). P ’07, 159
(Anatina). P ’71, 324
(Cantharis). P ’53, 344
(Cardita). P ’72, 256
(Colpolopha). P ’05, 406
(Fasciolaria). P ’82, 198
06,
"76, 271
708,
P 65, 90
53, 257; 54,
1228 INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. f
sinuata. Continued. sinuosus. Continued.
(Gaura). P ’67, 19 (Erginus). P ’09, 230
(Gryphea). P ’61, 422 (Polyporus). J ITI, 212
(Leptura). J I, 335; TV, 41 sinus (Hololepis). P ’63, 42
(Lucina). P 72, 91 ; (Ursus). P ’96, 384
(Mantis). P ’07, 159 Siouxensis (Axinea). P ’60, 185,
(Mopalia). P ’65, 59 428; ’61, 419
(Mutilla). P ’96, 547 e (Mactra). P ’60, 179, 425
(GEnothera). P ’60, 200; 767, (Pectunculus). P 756, 285;
19; ’98, 398; 1900, 545, 668 60, 185, 428
(Pleurodonte). P 710, 515 (Trigonella). P ’60, 425
(Pyrrhuloxia). P 59, 301, 304; | Sipedon. P ’59, 343; ’86, 300
66, 90; ’68, 84, 150; ’92, 110
sinuata beckhami (Pyrrhuloxia). P
92, 121
sinuata (Rana).
(Trogosita).
86
sinuatifrons
’80, 34
(Thelphusa).
sinuatipes (Ctenus).
sinuatus (Anchomenus).
54, 44
(Colymbetes). P 62, 522; ’73,
26
P 54, 61
P '61, 844; ’62,
(Pseudothelphusa). P
P ’80, 36
P 09, 216
P ’42, 296;
3
(Conus). P ’82, 198
(Eupagurus). P ’58, 237, 250
(Gyretes). P ’68, 373. J IV,
30
(Lycopus). P 1900, 649, 669
(Pandarus). j i, 486
(Platynus). P 54, 44; ’73, 323
(Stenelmus). P 752, 44
(Typocerus). J I, 335; IV, 41
(Unio). P ’53, 249
sinudentatus var. decipiens
nochiton). P ’98, 288
sinuosa (Anthrax). P ’95, 325
(Chama). P ’72, 120
(Colpomenia). P ’05, 696
(Cyrena). P ’60, 285
(Helicina). P ’60, 153
(Hemipenthes); P ’95, 325
(Hirasea). P ’02, 30
(Meandrina). P ’90, 312
(Megoptygma). P ’62, 563
(Ostrea):: PP 748, 1038.7 > EX,
129
(Petricola).
279
(Terebra). P 742, 178
(Trochoseris). P ’90, 460
(Venus). P 772, 91
(Voluta). P- ’61, 867; ’62,
563; °76, 292
sinuosum (Polystemma).
sinuosus (Actinocrinus).
(Isch-
P 49,155. J I,
P '57, 164
P 68, 351;
81, 342
(Alpheus). P ’93, 114
(Batocrinus). P ’68, 351, 352;
81, 342
sipedon (Coluber). j v, 351; vi, 36. i
P ’01, 35, 37; ’08, 120 a
(Erpetogomphus). P ’08, 481
(Natrix). P ’95, 387, 392, 406
sipedon transversa (Natrix). P 703,
541
sipedon (Nerodia). P ’71, 48; ’01, 37
(Tropidonotus). P ’87, 121;
01, 32, 35; ’04, 469; ’06, 419
sipedon fasciatus (Tropidonotus). P
01, 35; 703, 553; 704, 469
sipedon sipedon (Tropidonotus). P
01, 35, 37; ’04, 469
sipedon transversus (Tropidonotus).
P ’01, 35, 37; ’03, 549, 553; 704,
470
Siphateles. P ’83, 146
Siphia. P ’89, 154; ’02, 681
Siphlophis. P ’61, 297
Sipho. P ’92, 328; ’96, 476
sipho (Aristolochia). P ’87, 80
(Dolichopus). j iii, 84 a.
(Psilopus). P 794, 275; ’95, —
8 Z
32
Siphocampylos. P 758, 132
Siphoclytia. P 795, 333
Siphona. P ’95, 333.
Siphonacee. P ’67, 93; ’89, 351
siphonadenia (Belogona). P ’98, 68 —
Siphonalia. P ’91, 473; ’96, 21, 4
473; ’05, 103 a
Siphonaria. P ’73, 197; ’91, 45, 49;
96, 399, 453; 1900, 97; ’04, 36;
707, 327. J VI, 33l *
Siphonariide. P ’91, 49; ’96, 403, —
453; 04, 36 a
siphonatus (Glyptocrinus). P 781,
370 a
Siphonella. P ’95, 339. J V, 154 ee
Siphonium. P ’62, 461
Siphonocrinus. P ’90, 347, 371 D
Siphonognathus. P ’61, 168; ’62, 233 —
Siphonophoride. P ’64, 187 a
Siphonops. P ’66, 129; ’68, 118. J
VIII, 96
Siphonorhis. P ’63, 286; ’69, 204
Siphonostoma. P ’84, 161; ’92, 250
98, 268; 708, 357 c
Siphonostomum. P 755, 391; "63,
140. J TI, 148
‘Sirembine. P ’63, 253;
INDEX eid GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Siphonostomus.~ P_ 61, 169
Siphophyto. P ’95, 333
Siphoptychium. P ’89, 189 -
Siphostoma. P ’84, 45; ’97, 91, 97;
99, 338; 704, 507; 06, 93
‘Siphostomia. P 84, 161, 162
Siphydora. P_’87, 184
ee (Pleurodonte). Pte:
sipunculi (Monocystis). P
Sipuneulus. P ’04, 729
Sipyloidea. P 04, 76
sipylus (Neeroscia). P ’04, 76
_ (Sipyloidea). P ’04, 76
Siranota. J VI, 108
Siranotide. J VI, 108
Siredon. P 52, 68; 65, 197; 66,
300; 67, 86, 184; ’68, 276; 791,
463; ’93, 232. J I, 291; VI, 97;
XII, 35
02, 5
84, 176
Sirembo. P ’63, 253
Siren. j i, 406; iii, 56;
35. P °54, 102; 67, 184
78, 28; 83, 56;
406; 708, 127. J I, 286,
97, 98, 102
siren (Murena).
v, 321; vi,
; ’69, 108;
93, 232; 95,
291; VI,
jv, 321
" Sirena. j iv, 235. J I, 290
sirena (Cyclas). P ’60, 285, 298
q sirenoides (Prorostomus). J VII, 414
_ Sirocoeceus. P
94, 358
Sironia. P ’60, 218
Sirosiphon. P ’69, Biol. 1
‘sittalis (Coluber). j v, 352; vi, 36.
_P 01, 25, 26; 03, 292
(murema). P. ’83, 17; 90,
249; 93, 183; 01, 19; 25; ’03,
288, 292, 294; 04, 470; ’05, 693;
708, 98
‘sirtalis concinna (Eutenia). P ’01,
28
‘sirtalis dorsalis (Eutenia). P ’01, 28
‘sirtalis elegans (Eutenia). P ’83,
S 21, 28
sirtalis graminea (Eutenia). P ’01,
26
_ sirtalis leptocephala (Eutenia). P
01, 26, 30; 03, 288, 293, 294,
296; ’04, 471
sirtalis obseura (Eutenia). P ’01,
/ 26, 28
q sirtalis ordinatus (Eutenia). P ’01,
26; '04, 470, 471
(Cyrena). P ’60, 285
(Mactra). P ’60, 285
_ Sireni. j v, 319 SEK
Somarenia, PF 67, 12; ’83, 52-54; ’87, |
346
®irenide. P ’82, 328; ’08, 127. J |
VI, 102
' sirtalis sirtalis (Eutenia). P
1229
sirtalis parietales (Eutenia). P ’93,
183, 184; ’01, 26, 28; ’03, 288-296,
549, 553; ’04, 470,471. J IX, 391
sirtalis pickeringi (Eutenia). P 93,
183, 184; ’01, 26, 29; 03, 288, 293-
296, 549, 553; 04, 471
sirtalis semifasciata ’(Eutenia). P
701, 26
83,
21; 793, 385; 701, 26; ’04, 470, 471
sirtalis tetratenia (Eutenia). P ’01,
28; 703, 287, 292, 293, 296
sirtalis trilineata (Eutenia). P 93,
182; ’01, 29; 703, 287, 292, 294,
296
sirtalis (Thamnophis). P ’95, 406
(Tropidonotus). P 756, 6
Sisantum. P ’06, 19, 20
Sismondia. P 65, 74, 75
Sisserskite. P 52) 113, 210
Sistotrema. J IIL, 224 ;
sistotremoides (Odontia). J IU, 221
(Thelephora). J III, 221
Sistrum. P ’91, 45, 58; ’04, 18;
05, 292
Sistrurus. P ’01, -96-100;
554, 558; ’04, 468, 473;
sisymbrifolium (Solanum).
108
sisymbrii (Halictus). P ’98, 50, 51
(Pieris). P ’66, 238
Sisymbrium. j v, 133. P
760, 145, 199; 763, 57;
"77, 105; °94, 59; 96, 39;
380. JI, 183
fisyrinchium. P ’60, 304; ’84, 93;
98, 398, 402; 1900, 483; 05, 698,
699; ’09, 490; 710, 545, 548, 560
Sitala. P ’04, 616, 632; ’05, 744;
708, 598
Sitanion. P ’63, 79
Sitaris. P ’08, 620; ’09, 9-
sitchensis (Cryptolithodes). P
231
(Picea). P ’84, 92
sitchensis var. denudata (Salix). P
784, 91
sitkensis (Abies). P ’83, 187, 201
Sitodrepa. P ’65, 227, 229
Sitomys. P ’94, 159, "218, 253
03, 533,
08, 124
P77,
48, 25;
66, 343;
98,
58,
Sitones. P 59, 79. J IV, 39
Sitophagus. P ’66, 349
Sitophilus. P ’61, 335
Sitta. j iv, 25, 275; vii, 193; viii,
155. P 7°46, 112; 751, 215; °55,
213; ’56, 254, 288; ’58, 195; °59,
107, 191; ’60, 190; ’66, 78; 75,
347; °83, 60; °90, 217; ’91, 438;
92, 125; 793, 23, 57; ’95, 499;
96, 194; 9S, 86; 99, 31, 210;
703, 13; ’04, 585; ’08, 94. J J,
33; II, 269
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Sittace. J III, 153
sittaceum (Uncirostrum).
sitticolor (Conirostrum).
Sittide. P ’83, 60
sittoides (Diglossa). P ’64, 273
(Serrirostrum). P ’64, 273
Sium. P ’60, 512; ’84, 85; 1900, 668
Siurus. P ’83, 61
sivado (Alpheus).
(Pasiphea). P ’93, 111
sivalensis (Hexaprotodon). J I, 236
(Hippopotamus). J I, 237
(Pseudelurus). P ’79, 171
Sivatherium. P ’70, 1, 2; ’78, 61, 71
Sixinis. P ’59, 81
skib (Pomatomus).
P 64, 273
P ’64, 272
P 93, 111
P '62, 443
skiltonianum (Plestiodon). P 752,
69; 753, 301
skiltonianus (Eumeces). P ’83, 23,
27
skinneri (Cora). P ’08, 488
(Litaneutria). P ’07, 26; 08,
370; 709, 112, 119, 416
Skua. P ’63, 125
skua (Buphagus). P ’63, 124, 125,
128
(Catarracta). .P 63, 125
(Catarractes). P ’63, 124, 125
- (Catharacta). P ’63, 124, 125
(Lestris). P ’63, 125
Skutterudite. P ’74, 114
slacki (Odontofusus). P ’93, 221
slackiana (Leda). P ’76, 318;
8 J IV, 897
(Nueula).
slackii (Fasciolaria). P
76, 282; °05, 24
(Odontofusus).
Sloanea. P ’01, 557
sloanei (Ameiva). P ’56, 237;
05,
P ’76, 318; ’05, 8
61, 322;
P 05, 24
62,
(Eumeces). P ’56, 237
(Mabuia). P ’62, 185 -
(Pterogorgia). P ’88, 309
sloanii (Cambarus). P ’77, 172
(Chauliodus). P ’82, 307
(Cochlodina). P ’98, 266
(Leptodes). P ’82, 280
sloatianus (Plectomerus). P 753, 261
(Unio). P ’53, 261. J V, 408
slossone (Belvosia). P ’95, 312, 332
(Galumna). P ’06, 490
(Nemotelus). P ’95, 304, 321
slossoni (Helicoptera). P ’07, 476,
478
(Mogoplistes). P ’05, 48, 54;
07, 315
(Myndus). P ’07, 492
smaragdina (Ahaetulla). P ’60, 558
(Calleida). P ’43, 295
(Dendrophis). P 54, 100; 7°57,
”
ve
" smaragdinipectus
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
smaragdina. Continued.
(Gatropyxis). P ’60, 558
(Hippolyte). P ’93, 118
(Jurinia). P 95, 332
(Leptophis). P 754, 100
(Lingula). P ’73, 203
smaragdineus (Chalcites).. P ’59, 142:
- (Chrysocoecyx). P 59, 142
(Eriocnemis). FP
99, 305
smaragdinula (Pepsis).
* 798, 75
smaragdinum (Temnosoma).
217
smaragdinus (Anculotus).. P 764, 98
(Chaleolepidius). P 754, 223.
J IV, 35
(Chlenius). P ’56, 25
(Cryptocephalus). P ’47, 174
(Dendrophis). P ’60, 558
(Glyphidodon). P ’59, 147
(Haploplax). P ’94, 71, 72
(Ischnochiton). P ’94, 70, 72
smaragdinus picturatus (Ischnochi-
ton). P ’94, 72
smaragdinus (Leptophis).
72; ’60, 558
(Lophyrus). P 794, 70
: (Luperus). P ’59, 286, 292;
65, 209
(Porphyrio).
(Psittacus).
(Sceloporus). P ’83, 15
(Tachydromus). P ’02, 184
Smaragdula. P ’53, 334
smaragdula (Lytta). P ’59, 78.
V, 39
(Necroscia). P ’04, 72
smaragdulus (Glyptoscelis)..
37
(Heteraspis). P ’73, 35
(Luperus). P 765, 208
(Pachnephorus). P 759, 81
smaragdus (Eleotris). P ’85, 77, 7%
(Erotelis). P ’85, 77, 79
(Gobius). P 58, 168
Smaris. P ’83, 123;
98, 267, 268; ’04, 143
smaris (Spicara). P ’92, 267
Smecticus. P 761, 53, 164
Smelowskia. P ’63, 58
Smerinthus. P 773, 282;
J IV, 128, 180
Smicrornis. P ’89, 148
Smicrotes. P ’60, 355
Smilacex. j vii, 57. P ’60, 201, 304;
63, 76; 7°89, 360
Smilacina. j vii, 57. P ’60, 201;
63, 76; °74, 115; °84, 93;- 7am
344; ’88, 391; ’91, 434; 704, 483
Smilacinee. P ’68,; 174
smilacis (Tubercularia).. J TT, 290
P 97, 282;
P 01,
P 57, 523,
P °70, 86
P 64, 239
P 73
186; 269, 271;
84, 283.
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INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Smilax. P ’60, 201, 304; °89, 360;
|
02, 654, 660; 1900, 485, 488, 549, |
648, 649, 663; ’07, 455; "10, 546, |
548, 559
Smileceras. P
IV, 40
Smilisea. P ’65, 194; ’66, 127; ’71,
205; 708, 125. J VI, 84, 85, 112;
VIII, 95, 107
Smilium. P ’08, 105-107
Smilodon. P 57, 176; ’79, 170, 171,
193; 789, 29; ’95, 448. J VII, 54;
TX, 454; XI, 240, 241, 243, 245-
249, 273, 280
smintheus (Parnassius).
225
smithi (Cyprea). P ’96, 477
(Epeira). P ’09, 211
(Lophiomys). P ’96, 524
(Procellaria). P ’66, 30
(Pterodontia). P ’98, 161
(Seyllina). P ’06, 48
(Tarachodes). P ’01, 278
(Tetanorhynchus). P ’04, 678
smithiana (Augochlora).
358, 369 -
(Brachypodella). P ’98, 278
smithii (Abramis). P ’77, 88
(Biddulphia).
(Carditopsis). P ’02, 705
(Carex). P ’87, 72
(Cerataulus). P 1900, 705
(Chartergus). P ’98, 457
(Chonetes). J III, 24, 32
(Cecum). P ’72, 154
(Crategus). P ’05, 654
(Cyprinus). P 77, 88
(Dielis). P ’96, 304
Ba wiethyra). P 62, 450; 63,
1
(Elis). P 96, 304
(Eriphia). P ’58, 37
(Gelasimus). P ’80, 144
(Gorytes). P ’95, 520, 537
(Hirundo). P ’05, 767
(Hoplisus). P 7°95, 537
(Lanius). P ’56, 316
(Lepidosteus). P 10, 605
(Mastogloia). P ’61, 71
(Muscipeta). P ’59, 47, 49
(Nautilograpsus). P ’80, 202
(Navieula). P ’61, 71; ’90, 444
(Odontella). P 1900, 705
(Plectrophanes). P ’53, 382
(Psen). P ’97, 378
(Pyrificus). J IX, 121
(Pyrrhulauda). P ’99, 58
Pyrula). P ’48, 105;
90, 398. J IX, 121
(Sagina). P ’67, 18
(Schizonema). P ’61, 71
(Sesarma). P ’80, 217
53, 441. -J Il, 8;
P '62, 221,
P 1900, |
P 1900, 691, 705 |
53, 448; |
1231
smithii. Continued.
(Sycotopus).
(Tomopteris). P ’03, 800
(Zethoides). P ’99, 436
Smithornis. P ’89, 153
smithsoniana (Goniobasis). P
112. J VI, 137
(Lymnea). P ’64, 113. J VI,
1
P 65, 73
64,
16
(Physa). P ’64, 115. J VI,
169
(Procris). P ’60, 540
smithsonianus (Larus). P ’62, 296;
71, 39
Smithsonite. P ’54, 232
smithvillensis (Astarte). P ’95, 48;
96, 475
(Conus). P ’95, 55
(Volvula). P ’95, 54
smitti (Paratylus). P ’01, 167
smockana (Lucina). P ’05, 15
Smodicum. P ’62, 39. J Il, 7, 24
Smynthurus. j ii, 13. P ’78, 335
Smyrnium. P ’98, 28, 303
snodgrassi (Bulimulus). P 1900, 90
(Sphyrena). P ’03, 749
snowi (Aedophron). P ’75, 422
(Nomada). P ’03, 594, 609
(Trimerotropis). P ’06, 388
snowii (Melissodes). P ’78, 211
‘'(Perdita). P 96, 51, 73
snoworum (Spherophthalma). P ’97,
135
Snyderi (Anomodon). P ’70, 13. J
ITI, 171; VII, 358, 408
(Apogon). P ’06, 527
(Macrochirichthys). P ’05, 487
soaresanum (Cardium). J VIII, 318
(Criocardium). J VIII, 318
sobolifera (Agave). P ’01, 559
sobrina (Corica). P ’61, 37
(Cytherea). P °47, 293;
99. J I, 123; IX, 148, 149
(Dicranoptycha). P ’59, 218;
16
48,
60,
(Meretrix). P ’54, 30;
257. J IX, 149
sobrinus (Chelonus). P ’49, 203
(Dermestes). P 754, 108. J
IV, 32
(Lathridius). P ’55, 305
(Pachybrachis). P °’49, 171.
J I, 262
sobrium (Elaphidion).
Socarnes. P ’01, 147
socer (Secymnus). P ’52, 139
socia (Allecula). P ’54,84. JIV,38
(Pisidia). P ’79, 407
sociabilis (Herpetotheres). P
126; 53, 452
(Rostrhamus). P ’48, 126; 753,
452; °70, 144; ’89, 268
55,
J IT, 15
748,
1232
socialis (Anguillula). P ’56, 49
(Athene). P ’46, 47. J I, 30
(Cheiracanthus). P ’58, Biol.
25
(Drapetisca). P ’92, 44
(Echinorynchus). P ’51, 156;
48
56,
(Emberiza). P 755, 311. J
II, 265
(Enchytreus). P ’50, 84. J
II, 48
(Fringilla). j iv, 45, 59; viii,
154. P ’53, 400; 56, 292
(Leucophrys). P ’56, 43. J
12
(Limnia). P ’74, 140
(Limnias). J IX, 6
(Lithodomus). J VIII, 319
(Navicula). P ’10, 461
(Nemertes). J III, 1438
(Oxyuris). P ’50, 102; 756,
49
(Polybia). P ’98, 450
(Pyxicola). P ’82, 253
(Raphidiophrys). P ’83, 96
(Spizella). P 759, 107, 192;
66; 87; 68, 83% 775, -351;'. "O81,
436; ’93, 22, 27, 28, 50; ’95, 490;
96, 139, 145; ’98, 83; ’08, 154
socialis arizone (Spizella). P ’90,
215; °93, 27, 50, 63; ’98,° 214;
04, 583; ’05, 684
socialis (Zonotrichia). P 753, 382
sociata (Pisidia). P ’78, 325
(Porecellana). P ’50, 25; 758,
229; °78, 298, 325; ’79, 407
sociatum (Exosporium). P ’91, 93
sociatus (Zoanthus). j i, 176. P
89, 113, 114
societa (Zoantha). P ’88, 309
societatus (Patula). J IX, 29
socius (Alburnus). P 56, 193; ’10,
7
289
(Eros). J I, 81
(Minnilus). P ’77, 80
(Nemobius). P ’04, 800; 05,
50, 54; ’07, 316
(Notropis). P ’04, 247; 710,
289
(Pachygrapsus). P ’80, 199
(Phileterus). P ’99, 60
socorrensis (Udeopsylla). P ’09, 172
socorrina (Modiola). J VIII, 319
sodalis (Aquila). J IX, 417
(Evarthrus). P ’73, 318
(Feronia). J II, 229
(Masicera). P 95, 332
(Mylodon). J IX, 392
Sodalite. P ’97, 437
Sodis. P ’64, 151
soemmerringi berberana (Gazella). P
96, 519
_ solanota (Sigillaria).
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
sogamoze (Robulina). J VIII, 325
sol (Actinophrys). P ’74, 23; ’84,
17 ; 787, 122
(Calliactis). P ’78, 311
solae (Cirolank). P ’91, 187
solana (Terias). P ’66, 240
Solanacee. P 758, 129; ’60, 304;
62, 6; °63, 74; ’89, 395; 94, 162;
96, 35; ’98, 382, 390, 394, 399,
406; 1900, 669
solanderiana (Cadmusia). P_ ’62,
194, 212
Solandra.
solandri
170
P ’58, 130
(Estrelata). P ’66, 148,
(Cookilaria). P ’66, 135, 148,
(Cybium).
(Panopea).
(Procellaria). P ’66, 148, 170
(Zoanthus). j i, 177, 183
Solanee. j vii, 45
solani (Lema). P ’73, 24, 25 .
(Leptospheria). P ’93, 184,
136
J Il, 281
P 62, 329 °
P ’82, 166
(Puecinia).
(Septoria). P ’94, 366
(Spherella). P 793, 134
solanicola (Septoria). P ’94, 366
solanitum (AXcidium). J II, 283
P ’60, 442
Solanum. j vii, 109. P x
62, 6, 166; ’63, 74; ’70, 102; 774,
158; °75, 18; ’77,°108, 287; “aa
315; ’89, 131, 395; ’96, 214; 795,
382, 390, 394, 399, 400, 406; 701,
560; ’02, 663, 668; ’04, 108
solanus (Sigillaria). P ’60, 237
Solaride. P ’62, 566 oe
P ’82, 208; 796, 477; "05; 08
Solariella.
115
solariformis (Pleurotrema). P ’96, —
11; ’05, 19
Solariide. P ’91, 54
solaris (Metoptoma).
(Patella). P
P 66, 267 :
66, 267 q
66, 302;
(Phrynosoma). P
85, 146
(Urellia). P 95, 337
Solarium. j i, 311; vii, 141; viii, 186. —
P 41, 31; °45, 254; °47, 282; "Saree
105; 54, 163; °55, 261; 56, 282;
60, 94, 423; °62, 566; °71, 140g
79, 212, 218, 224; ’80, 29, 364) 7
365, 375; °’82, 168, 171, 173, S7age
84, 104; °89, 291; °90, 400; ‘91,
54; 95, 83, 114-130; ’96, 477, 480;
05,,20. J I, 118; IV, 384; Vilas
306, 329, 359 — 7
solaroides (Delphinula). P ’79, 211 —
Solaropsis. P ’92, 404 a
Solaster. P ’89, 171; ’01, 174, 181 ~
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INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
solatrix (Limnophila). P 59, 232,
238
soldanella (Senecio). P 63, 67
-soldaniana (Terebratula). P ’73, 194
soldanii (Perna). P ’80, 32; ’82, 186
Solea. P ’60, 199; ’64, 215; ’82,
304; ’87, 391; 92, 277, 278; 98,
347
solea (Cymatopleura). P ’90, 138;
708, 554
(Solea). P ’92, 278
Solecardia. P 49, 155;
04, 558. J I, 278, 279
Solecurtus. j vii, 231. P 746, 24;
48, 106, 121; 62, 571; 71, 138;
80, 27; °82, 103, 155; ’98, 59-61;
1900, 481. J I, 208, 213; VIII, 332
Solegnathine. P ’59, 149
Solegnathus. P ’82, 283; ’07, 426
Soleide. P ’97, 88, 133; 98, 347;
03, 350; ’05, 517. J XII, 556
Soleine. P ’64, 215
Solemya. j ii, 317. P 56, 283; ’60,
- 427, 457; °71, 139; ’72, 258; ’76,
304; ’05, 17. J Il, 274; IV, 277
Solemyide. P 60, 427; °75, 258
Solen. j ii, 315; vi, 120, 208, 212,
216; vii, 124. P ’43, 325; ’48, 106;
56, 82, 283; °57, 111, 128, 142;
60, 267, 425, 427; 61, 474; 62,
196, 201, 211, 422, 455, 461, 481,
571; °71, 130, 138; °79, 219; °80,
22, 25; *82, 93, 103, 155, 183, 198;
83, 248; ’84, 10, 302; ’88, 123,
332; 98, 57, 58-62, 418; ’01, 399.
J I, 213
Solena. P °65, 184; ’82, 198
Solenide. P ’60, 425, 467; ’62, 571;
"72, 2303
' +01, 399; 05,17. J III, 325
_ soleniformis (Solenomya). P_ ’88,
— 234
(Unio). P °53, 262. J V, 422
Soleniseus. P ’71, 329; 88, 240;
789, 300, 303-309; ’91, 260-263
Solenoearis. P ’71, 335
Solenoceros. P 05, 27. J IV, 276,
284
solenoceros (Hemiaulus). P 1900,
738, 739
(Triceratium). P 90, 139;
1900, 739 :
_ Solenochilus. P °70, 47-50
_ Solenoeurtus. J VIII, 332
_ Solenodon. P
"75, 446, 448;
78-83; ’88, 96; ’09, 352
ypha. P ’64, 231; ’66, 307;
68, 110; ’83, 57. J VIII, 148, 182
83,
" Solenoglyphe. P °98, 108
_ Solenognathus.
P ’82, 283; ’07, 426
Solenoides (Elliptio). P ’53, 248
(Gervillia). P ’87, 35
78
1233
Solenomya. P ‘71, 66; ’72, 258;
"88, 234
Solenomye. P ’70, 44
Solenopsis. P ’82, 268
Solenostomus. P ’62, 240; ’63, 179;
84, 161, 162
Solenoula. P ’60, 288
Soleoide. P ’64, 215
solersioides (Epeira). P ’09, 210
Soletellina. P 1900, 480
solia (Cymatopleura). P 1900, 471
solida (Achatina). jv, 122. P ’57,
193
(Amastra). P ’88, 50
(Anculosa). P ’63, 320
(Area). P 788, 324
(Auriculella). P ’88, 15
(Clavella). J VIII, 326
(Cyelas). P ’60, 298; ’61, 403
(Cyrena). P ’60, 285
(Helicina). J 1X, 101
(Leptoxis). P ’63, 320
(Lunatia). J VIU, 314
(Mactra). j vi, 120, 257
(Megara). P ’65, 22
(Melania). P ’63, 321. J V,
266
(Natiea). J VIII, 314
(Semele). J VIII, 264
(Sterna). P ’75, 357
(Strephobasis). P ’63, 321. J
V, 266
solidaginea (Pyrrocoma). P 95, 459
solidagineus (Sericocarpus). P ’60,
512
solidaginis (Dothidea). P ’94, 345
(Eurosta). P ’95, 337
(Sorosporium).. P ’93, 156
solidaginoides (Chrysoma). j vii, 67
Solidago. j vii, 32,101. P ’60, 512,
514; 63, 64; °66, 343; ’67, 20;
779, 10; 784, 13, 87; 85, 376; ’86,
344; ’91, 272; °96, 36; 98, 34,
306, 385; 1900, 342, 483, 487, 549,
641-649, 659, 671; ’02, 645-648, 652,
665, 669; 704, 603-607; ’05, 698,
699; 707, 455; ’09, 379-398; 10,
546, 575. J IIT, 91
solidagonifoliella (Tischeria). P ’59,
326
solidens (Polygyra). P ’96, 15
solidirostris (Spiriferina). P
120
solidissima (Auriculella). P ’88, 15
(Hemimactra). P ’82, 163
(Mactra). j vi, 257. P °48,
101; ’78, 332; °79, 198; ’82, 155;
784, 10, 12; ’88, 331, 332; ’98, 418
(Spisula). P ’98, 418
solidissima similis (Spisula).
757
Solidula.
65,
P ’03,
P °58, 54; 60, 424
1234
solidula (Corbicula). P ’60, 273; |
’61, 127
(Cyelas). P ’60, 298; ’61, 404
(Glandina). P ’60, 151
(Goniobasis). P ’65, 28. J V,
230
(Helicina). J IX, 102
(Melania). P ’61, 121; ’65,
28. J V, 231
(Microdrillia). P ’03, 276
(Oleacina). P 775, 157; ’91,
333
(Partula). P ’85, 209, 210. J
IX, 53, 56, 61, 112
(Scintilla). P ’72, 226
Solidulide. P ’60, 424
solidulum (Spherium).
61, 404; ’72, 105
Solidulus. P 756, 185;
III, 334
solidulus (Ischyodus). P ’75, 19
solidum (Hypoxylon). J II, 286
(Rhytisma). J II, 286
(Spherium). P ’60, 298
Solidungula. P ’68, 264. J VII,
257, 357, 399, 445
solidus (Baryerinus).
(Cyathocrinus). P ’79, 326
(Poteriocrinus). P ’61, 140
(Scaphiocrinus). P ’61, 140;
’69, 138; °79, 335
60, 424. J
P 79, 326
(Unio). P ’53, 253; ’54, 240.
J V, 429 .
solier (Psorodes). P ’54, 219
Soliera. P ’63, 96
solieri (Chrysobothris). P ’73, 332
Solieria. P ’55, 412
solifera (Actinia). j i, 178
solifugus (Melanenchytreus).
132
_ (Mesenchytreus). P ’99, 125-
142
Solipedia. J VII, 257
solis (Pomotis). P ’06, 516
solisiana (Unio). P 753, 268
solita (Caricea). P ’95, 335
solitaria (Achatinellastrum).
31
(Anchura). P ’05, 22
(Bulla). j ii, 245. P ’71, 140
(Bulimella). P ’88, 31
(Caprella). P ’55, 893
(Caryophyllia). j i, 179
(Columba). P ’47, 288;
21
(Digenia). P ’89, 154
(Filaria). P 56, 56; ’58, 112
J XII, 6
(Haminea).
PB BST
(Helix).
193; 58, 115, 205
59, 205, 214,
215: ’60, 17; ’61, 290
P 99,
99,
57,
(Limnobia). P
P '60, 298;
P88, |
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
solitaria. Continued.
(Muscicapa). jiv, 174. P ’51,
150
(Ostrea). J VIII, 323
(Patula). P 73, 249; 75,
153, 180; ’89, 199; ’93, 389, 396
(Pupa). P ’96, 415
(Pyramidula). P ’02, 511; ’03
213; ’06, 533
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(Scolopax). P ’58, 195
(Stenaspis). J IV, 12, 25
(Sylvia). j iv, 190. P 56, 290
(Tiphia). P ’96, 298
(Totanus). j v, 85
(Turritella). P ’82, 173
(Vermivora). P ’53, 399
(Voluta). j vi, 212, 218, P
748, 107; ’62,-563; ’80, 28, 29;
82, 173
(Yersinia). P ’07, 26; 709,
112, 118
(Yphantes). j iii, 362. P ’67,-
solitaris (Erigone). P ’05, 317
(Phyllosticta). P 95, 480
(Septoria). P ’94; 367
solitarium (Callichroma). J II, 9
(Cerithium). j vii, 147. P ’48,
98. J I, 132
(Smileceras). J II, 9; IV, 40
solitarius (Amblycercus). P ’67, 73
(Buteo). P ’99, 45
(Cassicus). P ’67, 73
(Cerambyx). j iii, 410. P 53,
441. J II, 9; IV, 40
(Chlenius). P ’56, 26; 66,
347; '73, 325
(Cireaétus). P ’75, 89
(Corvus). P ’09, 361
(Disecoglossus). J VI, 112
(Helodromas). P ’08, 153
(Ichneumon). P ’73, 109, 118
(Onychotys). P ’99, 45
(Rhyacophilus). P ’59, 108;
64, 67; ’66, 98; ’71, 32
(Scaphiopus). P 55, 429; 63,
54; ’95, 405; ’08, 126
(Totanus). P ’53, 427; 55,
315; 95,474
(Turdus). j iv, 33, 275; vii,
193. P °43, 262; "46> "113" 7a
310, 398; ’55, 310; 56, 289; ’64,
250. J I, 41; II, 265
(Vireo). j iv, 175; vii, 198;
viii, 153. P ’47, 158; 751, 150;
53, 309; ’59, 191; °73, 354; 783,
62; °95, 493; ’96, 157; 798, 85;
08, 154. J I, 44; IT, 269
solitarius alticola (Vireo). P 795,
464, 493
solitarius cassinii (Vireo). P 93,
23, 53, 64; 703, 11; 04, 584
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INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
— plumbeus_ (Vireo). P ’92,
solitus (Ichneumon).
(Systechus).
(Tenia).
78, 405
solivaga (Pardosa). P ’02, 569, 574;
708, 215
sollicitus (Eros). J I, 83
sollittianus (Aulacodiscus). P
136; 701, 321
Sollya. P ’58, 126
Solomia. P ’93, 216
Solpuga. P ’89, 45
Solpugida. P 01, 568, 594;
143; ’09, 234
solstitialis (Centaurea).
(Mygale). nd
P ’45, 293: "53, 356
soltaui (Microneta). P 01, 581
soluta (Brachypodella). P ’98, 279
J VIII, 195
J VIII, 195
Solyma. P ’76, 305; ’05, 17
somali (Stenopolima). P ’01, 276
Somalia. P 98,181
somalica (Elea). P
(Eremiaphila). P ’01, 276
(Mutilla). P ’96, 548
somalicus (Eyprepocnemis). P
377
(Pedinaspis). P
(Pompilus). P ’96, 550
somaliensis (Diopsis). .P ’98, 163
Somateria. P 61, 239; ’62, 323;
769, 217; °92, 149; °95, 503, 505;
98, 138; °99, 470; 1900, 16
Somatogyrus. P 63, 34, 35;
104; ’72, 104; ’89, 195;
sombrerensis (Emys). P
Somileptes. P ’82, 282
iosus. j i, 222. P
64, 264
somnium (Columbella).
somnolenta (Dormitator).
— (Eleotris).
7
P °78, 348
P 95, 326
P °55, 443; °56, 46;
P 77, 107
88, 76
01, 280
96, 550
64,
96, 495
68, 180
63, 333;
P 04, 15
P ’85, 72
P °85, 72,
(Harpalus). P ’65, 100
somnulentus (Dormitator). P ’63, 271
(Eleotris). P 58, 169
sonchifolia (Francoa). P 58, 126
Sonchus. P ’60, 512; ’84, 87; 97,
192; 702, 665
sondaicus (Galeichthys). P
songuantle (Nummulina).
447
05, 462
P 90,
sonnerati (Opistognathus). P ’59, 57
Sonneratia. P ’89, 69
sonneratii (Balistes). P ’82, 309
sonninensis (Falco). j v, 28
sonninii (Eupsychortyx). P
(Perdix). P ’60, 378
60, 378
790, |
704,
01,
oor (Melanoplus). P_ ’09,
8
Sonomaite. P ’76, 263
Sonora. P 54, 95; ’61, 303; °66,
304, 310, 311; ’68, 289; ’82, 333.
J VIII, 142
sonore (Melanoplus). P ’07, 51
(Trox). P 54,211. J IV, 34
sonoraensis (Caudisona). P ’61, 206
sonorana (Pupa). P 1900, 605
sonorana tenella (Pupa). P 1900, 606
Sonorella. P 1900, 556, 557-560;
702, 541; 05, 222, 225, 253-268;
709, 496-503, 517; 710, 48, 49, 53-77
sonoriense (Kinosternum). P ’54,
184, 189
(Thyrosternum). P 759, 6
sonoriensis (Arvicola). P ’74, 176
(Girardinus). P ’59, 120
(Hesperomys). P 53, 413;
"74, 179; 703, 22
(Peromyscus). P ’05, 678
(Pholadomys). P ’90, 450
Sophia. P 704, 109
aoe (Sisymbrium). i's
"77, 105
sophize (Amizilis). P ’99, 208
sophiarum (Nomada). P 03,
609, 611
sophodes (Rinodina). P ’93, 216
Sophora. P ’63, 61; °77, 275;
378; ’01, 358
sophore (Phyllosticta).
sophronica (Yersinia). P
369
sopitus (Osteopygis).
soporator (Gobius).
132; ’06, 488
(Mapo).
63, 57;
593,
89,
P 91, 77
08, 366,
P ’68, 147
P 776, 335; 97,
P ’06, 104
soranus (Decidia). P ’04, 91
(Phasma). P ’04, 91
Sorbus. P ’66, 343; ’98, 47,
702, 500
sordens (Agonum). P
59; ’73, 323
sordida (Ampullaria). P ’98, 106
(Apogonia). J III, 236
(Ataxia). J II, 158; IV, 41
(Bulimella). P ’88, 31
(Chama). P ’72, 119, 120
(Cyanocitta). P 766, 92
(Cyrena). P ’60, 285
(Diplotaxis). J III, 266
(Galleruca). P 758, 88;
222. J IV, 42
(Goniobasis). P ’65, 25, 26
(Melania). P 64, 44
(Melolontha). jv, 198. J
Ill, 266
(Monoxia). P ’65, 221, 222;
73, 56
(CEdipoda). P
315;
54, 47, 54,
65,
04, 524
1236
sordida. Continued.
(Orthopsetta). P ’62, 330;
64, 198
(Potadoma). P ’64, 44; ’65,
6
(Sanguinolaria). P ’63, 142
(Sphinx). J IV, 168, 169
(Stenosoma). J IV, 41
sordidipennis (Myndus). P ’07, 491,
492
sordidum (Stenosoma).
sordidus (Abudefduf).
(Arctus). P
(Blapstinus). J IV, 37
(Chetodon). P 1900, 504
(Citharichthys). P ’64, 198
(Cryptus). P ’94, 187
(Dasytes). P 752, 169;
75; 66, 354. J IV, 36
(Garrulus). P ’47, 202. J I,
6
J II, 158
P 1900, 503
60, 23
59,
(Hister). jv, 44 ‘
(Monocrepidius). J IV, 35
(Ophryastes). P ’53, 445
(Pelecyphorus). P ’53, 445
(Peryphus). P ’57, 6
(Philolithus). J IV, 37
(Pristilophus). P ’45, 216
(Pristoscelis). P ’66, 350, 354
(Psettichthys). P 754, 142,
155; ’62, 330; ’64, 198
(Sitones). J IV, 39
(Trox). P ’54, 211
(Turdus). P ’64, 250
(Unio). P ’53, 257
sordulentus (Monorachis). P
484
soredianus (Ceanothus). J III, 85
sorer (Janira). J VIII, 347
Sorex. j vii, 362-402. P ’57, 11;
68, 262, 298; ’82, 318; 94, 344,
447; °95, 382; ’96, 202; ’97, 33,
223, 304, 311; 1900, 43; ’04, 587,
589; ’08, 97, 404. J XI, 220
Sorghastrum. P 710, 545, 551
Sorghum. P ’89, 362
soriata (Porcellana). j i, 456. P
79, 407
Soricide. P ’82, 317; ’83, 80, 82;
94, 446; 796, 202
soricina (Glossophaga).
98, 330-333; ’02, 37
soricina antillarum (Glossophaga). P
02, 37
P ’89, 318;
soricinum (Amblotherium). P °88,
299. J IX, 199, 265
Soridia. P ’68, 284
Soronia. P ’66, 377
soror (Chrysobothrus). P ’73, 90,
332 :
(Diabrotica). P
(Dicerea). P
’65, 212
"73, 85, 331
907, |
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Continued.
(Eleodes). P 758, 181, 185.
J IV, 37
(Sealpellum). P ’09, 868
sororcula (Dicranoptycha). P
218; ’60, 16
(Ganesella). P ’05, 709
sororcula iheyaensis (Ganesella). P
05, 709, 710
sororcula okinoerabuensis (Ganesella).
P 705, 709
sororcula tokunashimana (Ganesella).
P ’05, 709
sororia (Lachnosterna).’ J III, 246
84, 204
03,
soror.
59,
(Tuba). P
(Viola). P 1900, 485;
662, 676, 677, 695, 697
sororia nuttallii (Viola).
sororius ((£dicephalus).
Sorosporium. P ’93, 156
sorra (Pala). P ’05, 459
Sorubim. P ’03, 500
Sorubimichthys. P ’70, 94
Sosibia. P ’04, 71
Sosilaus. P ’04, 264, 265;
169, 298
Sosippus. P ’04, 121, 135, 263, 264,
aie 08, 160-169, 292, 293; ’09,
21
sosove (Psittacus). P
souchongia (Bacillus).
souverbianus (Bulimus).
(Unio). P 53, 257
sowerbei (Hippolyte). Lg
93, 118
P 03, 674
P ’73, 129
08, 162-
64, 241
P 704, 80
P 87, 131
60, 34;
Pinas Hon ( Bulimella). 31
(Cylindrella).
(Gongylostoma). P ’98, 269
(Urocoptis). P ’98, 275
sowerbiensis (Mesplodon). P
192
sowerbii (Buccinum). P ’48, 97
(Limulus). j i, 433, 436
sowerbyana (Euglandina). P
502
(Glandina). P ’60, 151;
157
(Helicina). P ’03, 782
sowerbyanus (Nautilus). J VIII, 308
(Unio). P 754, 244
sowerbyi (Actinobolus). P 72, 254
(Cyprina). P ’61, 33
(Cyrena). P 60, 285
(Gafrarium). P ’72, 92
(Hippolyte). P ’01, 161
(Hypodon). P 741, 127
(Milax). P 710, 665-668
(Terebratella). P ’73, 184
soyei (Lecanocrinus). P ’86, 67
Spacalopsis. J II, 142, 145
spadaria (Dryodes). P ’60, 215
spadiacea (Anous). P ’94, 116
P ’88,
P 98, 275
69,
10,
75,
: ead (Carex).
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
spadicea (Achatinella}; P 788, 30
(Diomedea). P 66, 175, 177,
186, 187
(Dionda). P ’56, 178
(Fimbristylis). P ’67, 23; ’89,
360; 02, 660
spadicea var. ‘castanea (Fimbrystylis).
P 1900, 663
spadicea (Luzula). P 93, 214
spadicea var. parviflora (Luzula). P |
84, 94
spadicea (Partula). P ’85, 215. J
IX, 72 ;
(Siphonalia). P ’05, 103
(Thelephora). J III, 220
spadiceus (Buteo). j iii, 350
(Faleo). jiii, 350. P 57, 212
(Harpalus). P ’65, 98, 100;
66, 347
(Oxyrhopus).
(Unio).
spadix (Lamprocystis). P ’05, 741
adix var. cinetus (Lamprocystis).
P 701, 194
spadix (Microcystina). P ’05, 741
spadix cinctus (Microcystina).
705, 741
speroideus (Haplocrinus).
, 86
Spetalumee. j vii, 23
_ Spalacotheride. P ’87, 288
Spalacotheriine. J IX, 229, 230, 248,
250, 251
Spalacotherium. P ’87, 284, 288;
788, 293, 301; ’90, 61. J IX, 187-
189, 202, 203, 205, 225, 228, 230,
243-247, 250, 258, 260, 265
spallanzani (Isurus). P ’84, 100
(Oxyrhina). P ’92, 233
(Squalus). j ii, 351
Spallanzania. P 95, 334
Spanionyx. P ’05, 840
Sparacta. P ’67, 215
Sparasside. P 701, 585;
04, 134; ’09, 213
Sparassus. P ’03, 129; ’09, 214
Sparatta. P 703, 306
P '63, 102
¥
E
86,
P 87, 78
|
i
|
P 57, 86. J V, 55 |
03, 130;
ganium. P ’70, 89; °09, 394-397
Sparganum. P ’56, 46; ’60, 513
Sparide. P ’62, 102; ’92, 261; ’97,
76, 111; ’98, 341; °99, 351; 1900,
502; ’03, 331; ’04, 510; ’06, 99. |
J XII, 529
Sparis. P ’97, 107 é
Sparisoma. P ’82, 274; 97, 119-
121; 98, 343; ’99, 119; ’06, 102,
488
Sparmannia. P 58, 125
Sparoide. P ’62, 251; ’63, 82
sparoides (Pomoxis). P ’85, 410;
06, 513; 10, 602
1237
Sparosomus. P 1900, 502
sparrowi (Fasciolaria). P ’62, 561;
82, 168
sparsa (Adelocera).
(Cercospora). P ’91, 88
(Cryptovalsa). P ’90, 224
(Doris). P ’80, 61
(Lamellidoris). P ’80, 61
‘ (Leptoplana). P 55, 381; 757,
2
(Montezumia). P ’99, 462
(Perdita). P ’96, 50, 102
(Trematopora). P ’66, 117
Sparside. J V 170
sparsiflorum (Thalictrum). P ’63, 56
sparsiflorus (Astragalus). P ’63, 60
sparsum (Aspergillum). P ’61, 489,
491
P ’73, 333
(Hysterium). J II, 292
(Prosthiostomum). P 757, 22,
sparsus (Baridius). P ’68, 364
(Cryptocephalus). P 749, 170
(Notoxus). P ’59, 284, 291
(Pachybrachis). J I, 261
(Palpares). P 99, 243
(Penicillus). P ’61, 491
(Seydmenus). P ’52, 151
(Unio). P ’53, 257; °54, 246
spartarius (Eupachycrinus). P ’86,
173
spartea (Stipa). P ’98, 45, 314
spartenburgensis (Goniobasis). P
62, 265; 764, 38. J V, 307
Spartina. P ’63, 78; ’67, 23; ’81,
454; ’91, 302; ’98, 46, 268, 270,
314; 1900, 653, 657-660, 662; 702,
643, 652-655, 660; ’09, 378-398
spartine (Cerebella). P ’93, 156
Spartocentrum. P ’98, 282, 283
Sparus. j ii, 306. P 742, 188; 62,
107, 117;. 63, 177; 781, 114; ’82,
273,, 305; "92, 263, 267; 97, 76,
107-109; 703, 330. J XII, 529
sparus (Goniobasis). P ’62, 267;
64, 33; ’96, 499. J V, 316
(Mesoprion). P ’62, 241
(Tabanus). P ’95, 323
(Unio). P ’68, 148; 772, 108.
J VI, 306
sparverius (Cerchneis). P 746, 46.
J I, 28
(Faleo). j iii, 343; viii, 151.
P 48, 87; °53, 305, 395, 450; 55,
307; °56, 287; °59, 104; °60, 374;
61, 216; 66, 42; °68, 82; °70,
140, 149; °71, 27; °75, 345; ’83,
66; ’89, 268; °90, 205, 212, 214;
92 105, 115; 793, 40, 61; 95,
479; °98, 80; 08, 89; ’09, 358
sparverius wquatorialis (Falco).
99, 304
g
1238
sparverius deserticolus
98, 209
(Faleo). P |
sparverius phalena (Falco). P ’03, |
7; ’04, 581; ’06, 681
sparverius (Tinnunculus). j iii, 343.
P ’53, 450; °55, 278; 759, 190,
301, 302; ’60, 374; ’61, 216; ’66,
42; ’68, 149; ’70, 140, 147. J
II, 260
sparveroides (Falco). P ’7 70, 140
(Tinnuneculus). P 70, 140,
148, 149
Sparvius. j iii, 346. P ’75, 116, 470-
498 °
spasma (Megaderma). P ’89, 333;
98, 320
spasski (Botroclonium). P ’97, 428
spatangi (Montacuta). P ’72, 233
Spatangus. j v, 229; vi, 122, 199,
203; viii, 224. P °43, 327; °45,
255; ’63, 360; ’05, 7. J VIII, 325
spatangus (Echinocardium). P ’65,
74
Spatha. P ’53, 267; ’64, 109, 113;
68, 94, 95. J III, 320; VI, 35,
64, 288
spatha (Teredo). P ’62, 456, 462
Spathegaster. P ’61, 151
Spathodea. P ’58, 131
spathula (Polyodon). P ’82, 308;
10, 604
(Squalus). j i, 227
spathulefolium (Sedum). P ’84, 84
spathularia (Cantharellus). J III,
207, 224
(Guepinia). J ITI, 207, 224
spathulata (Gastrochena). 61, |
484
(Nitzschia). P
(Pholadidea). P
(Pholas). P ’62, 196, 212
(Rocellaria). P ’61, 484
spathulatum (Hydnum). J III, 217
spathulatus (Irpex). J III, 217
spathulirostris (Caridina). P
406
Spathyema. P ’07, 457
spatiosa (Cancellaria). J VIII, 330
(Helix). P ’61, 446
Spatula. P 759, 109, 193; ’62, 322;
64, 71; °66, 99; 69, 217; 789,
267; ’92, 102; ’93, 22, 32, 60;
95, 468; 798, 498; 705, 688; 708,
84. J I, 226; IX, 404, 410
spatula (Delthyris). P ’73, 180
(Lepidosteus). P ’63, 180;
185; ’84, 101
(Lepisosteus). P 710, 611
(Pliauchenia). P ’93, 202
Spatularia. j i, 227. P ’68, 258;
77, 84, 97; ’82, 308; ’91, 418
61, 66
64
?
62, 195, 212 |
94, }
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
spatulatum (Monostomum). P 758,
111
(Pterophyllum). P ’01, 606
spatulatus (Phyllodactylus). P ’62,
176
(Pterotocrinus). P 781, 265
(Tachytes). P ’93, 501, 502
(Unio). P ’53, 257. J IV, 47;
V, 424 $9
Spazigaster. P ’94, 276
Spea. P ’66, 301, 311; ’67,
249, 271, 279; ’82, 329; ’83, 14,
32, 33; ’92, 333, 337; 93, 182,
184; 708, 126. J VI, 81, 82
specialis (Gorytes). P ’97, 380
speciosa (Abronia). P ’62, 7, 167
(Albunea). P
(Amphitrite). P 84; 58,
9
(Asclepias). P 63, 1”
(Blepharactisis). P ’60, 484
(Bulla). P ’60, 185, 424
(Catalpa). P ’84, 78; ’01, 359
(Chama). P ’62, 577
(Chettusia). P ’72, 32
(Chromaeris). P ’04, 532
(Cotylops). P ’51, 239;
157; ’57, 89.° J VII, 379
(Crassatella). P °72, 251
_ (Cryptoplax). P 794, 75
(Daenis). P ’64, 270
(Emys). P ’54, 189
(Eutoca). J I, 158
(Fenzlia). P 748, 12.
(Frasera). P ’63, 74
(Fringilla). P ’64, 255
(Gambelia). P 7°48, 7%.
(Gambusia). P ’59, 121
(Glandina). P ’60, 151; 791, 31
(Hartmannia). P ’09, 493
(Hogardia). P
(Hoplopterus).
(Janthe). P
(Libellula). P 58, 30
(Lucina). P 748, 101;
577; °72, 83
(Manayunkia).
2; °°70, 100; 783, 204, 302;
21, 30, "48, 218. J IX, 6
(Melica). P ’85, 45
(Melissodes). P ’78, 198
(Membranipora). P ’60, 567.
J V, 159
(Merulina). P ’60, 485
(Monedula). P ’95, 363, 366
(Muscipeta). P ’59, 48, 49;
99, 40. J IV, 324
(Notoplax). P 794, 75, 83
(Oculina). P ’88, 305
(GEnothera). j ii, 119
85; 68,
52,
54,
I
157
Joi,
149
62,
P ’58, 90; 59,
84)
eee
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
_ speciosa. Continued.—
(Orphulella). P 710, 6, 627
(Pepsis). P ’97, 281
(Phlox). P ’98, 48, 315
(Pleurotomaria).
(Porcellana).
(Producta).
P ’60, 461
P '58, 227, 241
P 63, 4
248, 251
(Solidago). P ’60, 514
(Sophora). P ’77, 275
‘o (Sphyrena). P 56, 221; ’67,
(Sylvia). P ’64, 270
(Tersiphone). P ’89, 152
(Tradescantia).
(Trapezia). P ’52, 83
(Uentoca). P °48, 12
(Varicella). P 791, 311
speciosum (Calonyction). P ’92, 383
(Cardium). P ’56, 274, 284;
57, 125; ’60, 426
(Coptosoma). P ’05, 6
(Dibothrium). P ’58, 111
(Erigeron). P ’84, 87
(Hipparion). P 56, 311; 757,
89, 157, 158; ’58, 27. J VII, 21,
282, 290, 358, 401
(Hippodon). P ’56, 311
(Hippotherium). P 758, 27,
158; ’82, 291
(Liobunum). P 1900, 541
(Lophiostoma). P ’94, 332
(Triton). P ’04, 23
speciosus (Acanthochites). P
78, 83
94,
(Actinocrinus). P
"81, 334
(Arhopalus).
(Bufo).
766, 301. J VI, 71
(Caeabocrinus).
(Campanularia). P
214
(Caranx). P ’62, 433
(Charadrius). P 705, 759
(Clibanarius). P ’91, 183
(Clytus). J Il, 17
( rus). P ’02, 660
(Dendrobates). P ’74, 130. J
VI, 197
(Dolatocrinus).
(Epimachus). P ’91, 448
(Euealyptoerinus). P ’85, 356
(Eucrinus). P 781, 371
(Gelasimus). P ’91, 179, 198
(Griburius). P ’73, 32
(Hesperotettix). P ’06, 401
(Hippodon). P ’54, 90, 157;
57, 89. J VII, 401
J I, 17, 103
P ’81, 300
"76, 210,
P ’81, 300
(Plagusia). P ’51, 252; ’80, 223
}
(Pseudomacromia). P ’99, 245, —
P 62, 9, 167_
(Acteodes). P ’52, 78; ’58, 32 |
60, 386;
P 54, 86; '62, 358;
1239
speciosus. Continued.
(Hoplopterus). P ’05, 759
(Lepomis). P 77, 76
(Ophryastes). P 753, 444. J
IV, 39
(Paralepis). P 710, 406
(Petrolisthes). P ’58, 227, 241
(Platytrochus). P 798, 462;
1900, 436. J IV, 399
(Pomotis). P 754, 24; ’06,
520. J ITI, 48
(Semotilus). P ’56, 204; ’85,
(Sphecius). P ’95, 264
speciosus var. convallis (Sphecius).
P 95, 265
speciosus (Sphex).
(Stizus).
(Tamias).
P 95, 265
P 95, 265
P *98, 122
(Triton). P 704, 592
(Unio). P ’62,168. J V, 207
spectabile (Melica). P ’85, 41, 45
(Sedum). P 02, 35
spectabilis (Aedilis). P 754, §2:
P 99, 307
66, 349
P ’60, 514; 04, 605
(Arremon).
(Aster).
P ’70, 23, 24;
(Baryerinus).
79, 326
(Bougainvillea). P ’89, 400
(Cyathocrinus). P ’70, 24
(Dielytra). P 7°58, 125
(Dipodomys). P ’03, 24
(Leptochoerus). P 756, 88;
"57, 89, 138; °58, 157. J VII, 21,
197, 357, 389
(Melocrinus).
(Nautilus). P ’60, 469
(Nitzschia). P ’65, 16
(Osmunda). P ’88, 396;
486; 710, 547, 549
(Philodromus). P ’01, 585
(Pimelea). P .’58, 129
(Planorbis). P ’60, 314
(Pecilichthys). P ’77, 43
(Rubus). P ’66, 343; 784,
98, 26, 301
(Salmo). P ’56, 218
P 57, 214;
17;
P ’81, 296
09,
83;
(Selenidera).
177,178; °60, 136; ’67, -117;
32. J IV, 5
(Somateria). P ’62,
150; ’95, 503; 798, 138;
1900, 17
(Trechus). P ’60, 318
spectativa (Blatella). P ’05, 839
Spectrum. P 46, 80; ’91, 355; 704,
50
J VIII, 167
P 74, 121. J
58,
99,
323; 92,
99, 470;
spectrum (Anolis).
(Hypsiboas).
VI, 200
(Tarsius). P ’97, 35; ’04, 149
1240
spectrum. Continued. F
PE acu is | P ’89, 316; ’92,
spectrunculus (Hybopsis). P
275. J VI, 230, 281, 241, 245
(Notropis). P 710, 275
Specularia. P ’60, 303;
62, 165
specularis (Copiocera).
841
(Hyalopteryx).
speculiferum (Diapoma). P ’06, 334
speculiger (Exocetus). P ’99, 337
(Exonautes). P ’99, 337
speculum (Dictyocha). P 753, 431
spei (Sagda). P 710, 527, 528
spekei (Hyphantornis). P ’05, 780
(Pectinator). P ’96, 542
spelea (Filaria). P 75, 17
speleum (Osmotherium).
385. J XI, 231, 280
speleus (Amblyopsis).
71, 297; ’77, 88
(Mixophagus).
VII, 445
(Typhlotriton).
1900, 620
Spelerpee. P ’59, 124
Spelerpes. P ’56, 7, 8, 11, 101; ’59,
124; ’60, 372; ’61, 124; ’63, 54;
65, 195, 196; ’66, 132; 68, 247,
276, 313; ’69, 93-97, 101, 104-116;
82, 328; ’83, 24; ’93, 383; 794,
195; ’95, 401, 405; ’99, 322; 1900,
613-620; 706, 357; 708, 126. J I,
P 05, 417,
P ’07, 166
96,
P '59, 63;
P 69,8. J
P '93, 384;
61, 460; |
710, |
283, 287; III, 338, 345-347; VI, |
98-100, 106
Spelerpine. P ’59, 123
speleum (Aulaxodon). J VII, 412
speleus (Odocoileus). J VII, 376
spelucaria (Monotis). P ’58, 14
spelunce (Brachypodella). P 798,
278
spelunce var. dubia (Brachypodella).
P ’98, 278
spelunce (Cylindrella). P 91, 315
spelunce var. dubia (Cylindrella). P
91, 316
spelunce (Trachelia).
spencerii (Pleurosigma).
1900, 473
spenciana (Cholera).
spencianus (Catops). P 766, 347
spengleri (Spheroides). P ’98, 344
Spengleria. P ’61, 472, 484
speniger (Acanthaloma).
Spenorhina. P 757, 52
speothen (Arvicola). J XI, 206
(Isodelta). J XI, 206
(Microtus). P-
J XI, 205, 206
Speothus. P ’79, 178, 179, 185
P ’98, 269
P ’65, 16;
P 53, 282
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Speotyto. P ’90, 130; 92, 112; 793,
41; ’98, 209, 354; ’99, 303, 304;
709, 359
sperata (Cicindela).
(GEnanthe). P ’67, 220
speratus (Aplastus). P ’59, 738
Spercheus. P ’44, 44; 755, 356
spergenensis (Euomphalus). P ’89,
295
(Fistulipora). P ’66, 122
(Straparollus). P 789, 294
Spergula. P ’60, 199; ’67, 18; 784,
81
Spergularia.
Spermacoce.
Spermatodus.
Spermestes.
59, 138;
J III, 69
Spermophaga.
Spermophila.
65, 169
Spermophilus. j viii, 61, 74, 319. P
55, 332, 334; °59, 299; 761, 314;
63, 157; °67, 1384; 78, 62; 782,
319, 327; ’88, 98; 1900, 5, 43;
03, 20; ’08, 98. J IX, 391
Spermophora. P 1900, 531
Spermospiza. P ’59, 137
spernax (Uloborus). P ’09, 202
Spessartite. P ’76, 39, 53
spet (Esox). P ’84, 75
(Sphyrena). P
101; ’92, 253
Sphenia. j vii, 234. P 748,121. J
I, 208
Spheraleea. P ’77, 106; 789, 368;
96, 35; ’98, 381; 704, 108
spheralcea (Perdita). P ’96, 28, 46,
48, 52, 66
spheralcea race alticola (Perdita). P
96, 68
J IV, 27
P ’60, 302; ’93, 290
P 68, 184; ’89, 386
J IX, 438
P 52, 185;
99, 39, 43;
56, 318; _
05, 779.
P 59, 137
P °63, 297; ’64, 253;
84, 73, 75,
* gpheralcea mut. suffusa (Perdita). P
P ’77, 141
96, 382, 383.
96, 68
Spherechinus. P ’63, 357. J XII,
115
Spherella. P °48, 106; ’62, 577;
67, 189; °72, 93; ’82, 158; 790,
230; 91, 82, 90; °93, 134, 446;
94, 334; °95, 50, 110, 420. J
IV, 280; IX, 147
Spheria. P ’77, 111, 117, 123; ’79,
66, 381; 90, 221; ’95, 20, 418, 427.
J II, 280, 284-291; III, 221
Spherie. j v, 3, 4
spherieforme (Heterosporium).
94, 381
spherica (Amastra). P ’88, 50
(Cyelas). P ’60, 299; 62, 35
(Cytherea). P ’48, 99
(Gemma). P ’62, 575
(Pleurophrys). P ’79, 163
F
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Ape,
=
“aiken!
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
spherica. Continued.”
- (Venus). P 62, 575
sphericollis (Dyschirius). fies 83 7
296; ’57, 76
oe phase j v, 280. P ’66,
348. JI,3
“augtia). 5 iii, 299. P53,
Mibcaphinus). J II, 100
(Spondylis). J I, 93, 314
sphericula (Mysia). P 7 72, 95
sphericum (Melatoma). P "164, 95
(Schizostoma). P ’64, 93, 95
60, 299: 62,
(Spherium). P
5
sphericus (Unio).
504. J VI, 319
Spheridiide. P 44, 101
Spheridiides. P 7°55, 357
Spheridium. j iii, 203; v, 190
Spheriestes. P 53, 235
Spheriide. P ’01, 406; ’03, 784
Spheriodactylus. P 54, 103; ’56,
147, 236, 237; 58, 254; 60; "480
spherioides (Dendryphium). 'p 93,
169
(Karschia). P ’93, 453
Spheriola. P ’05, 14
Spherites. P ’53, 286. J IV, 13
Spherium. P 60, 175, 267, 287,
299; ’61, 128, 310, 398, 402, 414;
762, 28, 432; °70, 56; ’72, 104;
789, 88; 94, 29; 96, 500; 797,
291; 99, 401; ’01, 406; ’02, 513;
03, 784-787; ’06, 173
Spherius. P ’52,141. JI, 110
Spherobothria. P ’09, 195
spherocarpa (Baptisia). j vii, 97
(Prunus). P ’89, 379
spherocarpon (Panicum). P 1900,
483; 710, 545, 548, 552
Spherocarpus.
spherocephala (Acacia).
561
Spherocephalus. P ’52, 47
spherocephalus (Dinophilus).
94
P 68, 145; 96,
P 01, 559,
P ’07,
Spherococeus. P 99, 262, 263
Spherococopsis. P 99, 262
spheroconus (Bulimus). P ’05, 735
(Coniglobus). P ’05, 735
(Eulota). P 05, 735
(Helix). P ’05, 735
spheroconus var. campochilus (Helix).
P 05, 735
Spherocrinus. P ’65, 154, 273; ’79,
302-309, 376; ’81, 350, 410; ’86,
112, 150
Spherodactylus. P ’61, 497; ’62,
356; °63, 48; ’65, 192; ’66, 125;
"71, 216, 218; °74, 68; 94, 440;
04, 467; ’08, 116. J VIII, 118
j ii, 361. P 69, 231 _
1241
spherodactylus (Thenaropus). P ’44,
177
Spheroderma.
Spheroderus.
Spherodoma. P
91, 262
Spherodontide. J IX, 441
Spherodoride. P ’09, 332
Spherodorum. P ’09, 332
spherogaster (Nomada). P _ ’03,
611, 612
spheroidea (Chamecyparis). P ’72,
34; ’02, 666
(Fusulinella).
(Terebratula). P ’73, 178
Spheroides. P ’97, 130; ’98, 344
spheroides (Cyprea). P ’47, 282;
48, 98. J I, 113; IX, 148
(Lucina). j vi, 262. P ’72, 86
(Saprinus). 52, 4
Spheroidina. P ’84, 321
Spheroidocrinide. P ’81, 177-279,
355; 785, 238, 303 :
Spherolobium. P 750, 81
Spheroma. j i, 400. P 750, 81;
78, 299; ’98, 381; 702, 345
Spheronema. P ’78, 86; ’91, 78;
93, 158; ’94, 358
Spheronites. P 86, 168; ’87, 107
Spheronycteris. P 1900, 759; 01,
296
Spheropeziza. P 94, 353
spherophila (Periconia).
Spherophorus. P 793, 216
Spherophthalma. P 94, 293;
37; 97, 135; 702, 743
Spheropsidee. P ’93, 156, 454; 94,
354
Spheropsis. P ’79, 68;
P 47, 168
P 43, 296
89, 296, 303, 306;
P 97, 449
P 90, 226
96, 28,
91, 79; °93,
160, 457; 794, 361; ’95, 28, 436.
J II, 280 ,
sphaeropsoideum (Spheronema). P
78
See fic ee (Chetomium). FP
90, 220
Spherozius. P 58, 35
spherula (Natica). P ’62, 564; ’82,
171
(Theridula). P 1900, 533; 703,
340; 704, 126
spherulata (Pleurotomaria).
272. P ’91, 253
spherulifer (Spherodorum). P ’09,
336
spherulus (Natica). P ’48, 102
Spherulutes. P ’54, 171
sphagni (Difflugia). P ’74, 157
(Nebela). P ’74, 157; ’76, 115
sphagnicolum (Panicum). P 1900,
485, 488, 489; ’07, 455
Sphagnum. P ’93, 217. J III, 202;
XI, 277, 281
j viii,
1242 INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Sphalera. P ’62, 43
Sphalerite. P ’77, 276; ’92,
07, 446
Spharagemon. P ’04, 525, 567,
786; ’06, 378; ’07, 37, 290;
149; 710, 592, 631
Sphargis. P ’54, 186; ’56, 237;
113. J VIII, 153
Sphecide. P ’96, 551
Sphecius. P ’94, 301, 304; 795,
96, 552
Sphecodes. P ’96, 41; ’98, 56;
729
Sphecotheres. P ’91, 449, 450
Sphegide. P ’94, 293, 298; 797,
Sphegine. P ’94, 293, 298
Sphenecus. P 762, 316
198 ;
777,
09,
08,
264;
02,
373
sphenarioides (Aptenopedes). P ’04,
776, 793; ’05, 41; ’07, 299
Sphenarium. P ’04, 528
Sphene. j ii, 191. P ’72, 276;
252; ’80, 341; ’82, 49; 90,
92, 179-201; °97, 437
07;
83;
spheneopsis (Nucula). J IX, 147
Sphenia. P ’61, 369
sphenicus (Buprestis). P 54,
J IV, 34
83.
(Gyascutus). P ’66, 348. J
IV, 34
Spheniscide. P ’68, 10; 69,
199,
200, 206, 207, 210; ’72, 170-181
Spheniscomorphe. P ’69, 200;
85, 86; ’72, 179
Spheniscus. P ’68, 3, 20, 21;
170-211
70,
72, |
sphenispora (Metaspheria). P 793,
136
Sphenocephalus. P ’68, 284
Sphenocrinus. P ’81, 410
Sphenoderia. P ’79, 163
Sphenodiseus. P ’90, 451; 705,
Sphenodon. P ’75, 404
sphenodon (Megalonyx). P ’96,
J XI, 211, 216
Sphenodus. J I, 196
28
379.
sphenoidalis (Ctenonychus). P 744,
150
sphenoidea (Terebratula). P ’91, 166
Sphenophis. P ’60, 257
Sphenopholis. P ’10, 548, 549, 555
Sphenophorus. P ’55, 416; 758,
59, 79; ’61, 335. J IV, 40
Sphenophyllites. P 760, 437
Sphenophyllum. P ’60, 437
Sphenopoterium. P ’60, 447
Sphenops. P ’56, 156; ’68, 284
Sphenopteride. P ’60, 439
Sphenopteris. P ’60, 439
Sphenorhina. P 757, 72
Sphenostethus. P ’46, 126.
315; II, 106 :
Sphenotheca. P ’66, 349
80;
aNd
Sphenothecus. J II, 7; IV, 11, 25, 40
Sphenura. J II, 142
sphenurus (Puffinus). P ’64, 122
(Thiellus). P ’64, 122, 142;
66, 135
spherica (Cytherea). P ’62, 575; ’82,
159
(Dione). P ’62, 575
(Terebratula). P ’41, 18
Spherillo. P ’54, 176
Spherionidi. P ’84, 166
Spheroides. P ’97, 129; 1900, 514;
01, 326; 704, 510; 706, 103; 707,
439; 710, 601
Spheroma. P ’54, 177
Sphex. P ’94, 299; ’95, 264, 525;
96, 551; ’97, 375-378; ’99, 19
sphinctostoma (Fruticicola). P ’02,
238
(Ganesella). P ’02, 238
(Helix). P ’02, 238
sphinctrina (Valsa). P ’77, 126; ’78,
88
Sphingide. J IV, 97-189
sphingiformis (Ormetica). P ’60,
545
Sphingina. P ’60, 14
Sphinx. P ’60, 546; ’67, 80; ’73,
282; °75, 30-48; ’82, 237; ’05, 141;
709, 9; °10, 296. J IV, 126, 131-
188
Sphirocephalus. P ’91, 121
Sphirophyton. P ’84, 144
sphodrinus (Pterostichus). P 773,
304 :
Sphodromantis. P ’01, 284; ’03, 708
Sphodromerus. P ’01, 379
Sphodropoda. P ’03, 708
Sphodropode. P ’01, 282
Sphodrus. P ’88, 203
Sphynx. P ’78, 315
Sphyra. P ’64, 261
Sphyraea. P ’68, 93 ?
Sphyradium. P ’87, 137; ’02, 421;
03, 769; ’06, 215, 216, 530. J
IX, 84
sphyradium (Pupa). P ’79, 20
Sphyrena. j vili, 220. P ’54, 144;
55, 397; 756, 221; 761, 515; 763,
86, 179, 189; ’67, 142; ’77, 212;
81, 114; ’82, 307; ’84, 67-75, 101;
92, 253; ’97, 98; 798, 340; 1900,
501, 520; ’03, 749-752; 706, 92. J
VIII, 254; XIT, 502
sphyrena (Esox). P ’63, 179; 784,
74
(Sphyrena). P 784, 68, 74,
101; ’92, 253; ’98, 340; 703, 752
sphyrenarum (Echeneis). P 62, 239
Sphyrenide. P ’54, 144; 792, 253;
98, 340; 1900, 501, 520; 703, 749;
06, 92. J XII, 502
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Sphyrenocharax. P06, 460
Sphyrenoide. P ’63, 86
sphyrenoides (Paralepis). P ’92, 244
Sphyrenops. P ’62, 237, 242
Sphyrapicus. P ’59, 105; ’63, 194,
204; ’66, 52-54; ’69, 126; ’89, 269;
93, 22, 42, 62; ’95, 483; ’96, 115,
129; ’98, 210; 799, 30; 703, 8, 15;
704, 581; ’08, 153
P ’63, 179; ’64, 261; ’67,
142; °77, 127; ’81, 114; ’82, 282;
792, 234; °97, 91; ’99, 328; 704,
505; ’06, 80; ’08, 66; 709, 407. J
I, 194, 204; XII, 499
Sphyrnias. P ’64, 261
Sphyrnide. P ’92, 234; 97, 91; ’99,
328; ’04, 505; 708,66. J XII, 499
Sphyropicus. P ’59, 190; ’75, 347;
83, 65
? é
aa, peemerie). P ’84, 96; 798,
?
Spicara. P ’92, 267
Spicata (Actea). P ’60, 302
spicata var. arguta (Actea).
80
spicata (Danthonia). P
1900, 483; 7°10, 545, 555
(Diaporthe). P ’93, 143
(Diplachne). P ’91, 304
(Distichlis). P 1900, 653, 659,
662; ’02, 654; ’09, 379
(Festuca). P 98, 45, 314
(Gilia). P 48, 11; ’63, 74.
J I, 156
(Lacinaria). P ’07, 457; 710,
548, 575
(Lactuca). P ’10, 583
(Leptochloa). P ’91, 304
(Liatris). P ’60, 512; 1900,
1
P ’84,
89, 58;
67
(Lobelia). P ’60, 303; 09,
392; 710, 546, 573
(Luzula). P ’63, 77. J Il,
183, 198 ;
(Mentha). P ’02, 668
(Tettigidea). P ’04, 777, 782;
07, 285
Spicatum (Acer). P ’74, 138-
me (Brizopyrum). P ’63, 78; 67,
(Epilobium). P ’84, 85
(Myriophyllum). P 701, 321
Spicatum var. molle (Trisetum). P
"84, 95
spicatus (Juncus). J III, 198
spicaventi (Agrostis). P ’77, 108
spiculata (Ophiothrix). P ’51, 318; |
789, 178
spiculatus (Ergates). P ’54, 218; |
59, 291
(Trichoenemis). J Il, 110
spiculifer (Astacus). P ’55, 401
1243
spiculifera (Centrioptera). P ’61,
337
(Trachelomonas). P ’02, 793
spiculigera (Ascaris). P ’58, 112;
82, 109; ’86, 311; ’90, 411
(Macrotoma). P ’59, 291
spiculum (Donax). P ’01, 190
Spigelia. P ’89, 392
Spilacris. P ’03, 680
spilanchen (Pecilia). P ’62, 136
Spilaretia. P ’85, 88
Spiletes. P ’60, 250
spilinota (Zapornia). P ’56, 254
spillmani (Baculites). J III, 335;
IV, 276
(Cardium). P ’05, 75. J III,
326; IV, 275
(Chemnitzia). P 705, 22. J
IV, 287
(Levicardium). P ’05, 15
(Nautilus). P ’54, 167
(Pachyeardium). P ’76, 309
(Pectén). P ’81, 417. J IV,
402
(Placenticeras). P ’05, 27
(Strephobasis). P 96, 496,
499 :
' (Trypanostoma). P ’96, 498
(Turbonilla). J IV, 287
spillmanii (Goniobasis). P ’62, 264;
64, 37. J V, 302
(Gyrodes). P ’61, 320; 705, 21
(Io). P ’61, 394; ’63, 308,
309. J V, 348
(Margarita). J VIII, 69
(Margaritana). P ’58, 138. J
V, 105
(Paludina). P ’67, 81. J VI,
3
34
(Pleurocera). P ’63, 314
(Schizostoma). P ’61, 54; ’64,
93. J V, 250
(Strephobasis). P ’61, 96; 763,
321. J V, 264
(Trypanostoma). P
63, 314. J V, 271...
(Unio). °P ’61, 39. J V, 98
(Voluta). P 754, 169
spillmannii (Baculites). P ’61, 395
(Cardium). P ’61, 370
Spiloblattina. P ’85, 35
Spilogale. P ’96, 386; ’04, 579; 08,
404, 406. J XI, 231
spilogaster (Ortyx). J I, 218
(Picus). P ’63, 325
(Veniliornis). P ’99, 205
Spilographa. P 95, 337
spiloides (Coluber). P ’93, 387; ’95,
62, 173;
. P 56, 244; ’01, 49
P °94, 301; ’02, 731
P 95, 331
Spilomena.
Spilomyia.
1244
spilonota (Porzana). ,P ’94, 144
(Stoparola). P ’89, 154
(Zaporina). P ’94, 144
spilonotus (Novacula). P ’63, 224
spilopleura (Serrosalmo). P ’03, 528
spilopterus (Gorytes). P ’95, 518,
530
(Minnilus).
(Photogenis).
77, 78, 94; 710, 282
spilorhynchus (Andigena). P
183
P 77, 45, 80
6T,
Spilornis. P ’59, 31; ’65, 2
Spilosoma. P ’60, 531; ’78, 315;
84, 284. J IV, 118
spilosoma arens (Citellus).
spilosoma (Monacanthus).
514
P 03, 20
(Spermophilus). P 755, 332;
67, 135
spilosoma arens (Spermophilus). P
703, 20
spilosoma marginatus (Spérmophilus).
P 703, 21
spilota (Uranidea). P ’65, 823; ’83,.
162 .
Spilptes. P ’60, 250, 342, 563, 564;
61, 300, 306; ’64, 167; ’65, 195-
197; ’68, 105; ’71, 204; ’74, 64;
85, 35; ’93, 432; 701, 16, 44; 703,
297, 554, 557; ’04, 467; 708, 121.
‘J VIII, 135, 157, 180
Spilotichthys. J XII, 528
spilotus (Leiognathus). J XII, 516
spilura (Collocalia). P ’06, 210
(Curimata). P ’06, 297
spiluropsis (Curimata). P ’06, 298
spilurus (Curimatus). P ’03, 510;
06, 297
(Troglodytes). J I, 33
spina (Hippolyte). P ’60, 34
Spinachia. P ’82, 275; ’84, 155, 159;
’86, 234, 249-251
spinachia (Gasterosteus). P ’84, 159;
86, 249
(Gastrea). P ’86, 249, 250
(Polycanthus). P ’82, 275
(Spinachia). P ’86, 249, 250
Spinachiine. P ’84, 159
Spinacia. P ’89, 402
Spinacide. P ’62, 495
Spinacoide. P ’62, 235, 495;
259, 263
Spinacoidei. P ’62, 495
spinacostata (Murex). J X, 60
spinerose (Scala). J VIII, 194
spinalata (Pterinea). P ’65, 124
spinalis (Elimia). P ’96, 497
(Gyrotoma). P ’65, 20
spinarella (Cephalacanthus).
132; ’03, 169
(Gasterosteus).
64,
P 97,
P 703, 169
P ’67, 164, 166; |
P 1900, |
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
spinata (Amaura). P ’07, 376
(Tubella). P ’87, 248, 249
spinatus (Ammonites). J VIII, 274
(Perognathus). P ’05, 678
Spinax. j i, 222. P ’54, 196;
495, 497; 763, 333
spinax (Etmopterus). P ’08, 69
Spindalis. P ’63, 296; ’09, 363
spinea (Acrosoma). P ’81, 431; ’82,
255; 788, 175; 1900, 535; 704, 128
(Epeira). P ’88, 79
Spinel. j ii, 287. P ’76, 102; 92,
188
spinella (Goniobasis). P ’62, 264;
P 65, 90
64, 47. J V, 298
spinescens (Chrysomitris).
(Fringilla). P ’65, 90.
spinibarbe (Mallodon). J II, 111
spinicarpa (Gelasimus). P ’80, 143
62,.
(Helice). P.’80, 219, 220
spinicauda (Aphrastura). P ’99, 211
(Lestris). P ’63, 136
(Motacilla). P ’99, 211
(Opisthemega). P ’02, 41. J
’ 36
(Scolopocryptops). P ’67, 128.
J V, 39
(Stercorarius). P ’63, 124, 136.
spinicaudus (Theatops). P ’02, 40,
41
spiniceps (Macrogomphus). P 62,
383, 389, 393, 397, 401
spinicincta (Maia). j i, 458.
"79, 390
(Mithrax). P ’79, 390
spinicola (Spherella). P ’90, 231
spinicorne (#laphidion). J II, 15,.
103
spinicornis (Cerambyx). J II, 15
(Ophiogomphus). P ’98, 151
(Poreellio). j i, 481. P 702,
286, 296-347
(Stenocorus). J II, 15
(Tetanocera). P ’94, 279; 795,.
336
spinicosta (Lucilia).
spinicostata (Murex).
spinidactyla (Rana).
spinifer (Argyrops).
(Forbesiocrinus).
(Graphiocrinus).
(Holccentrus). P
1900, 526; ’04, 325
(Lyssomanes). P ’09, 225
(Seaphiocrinus). P ’86, 160
(Taxocrinus). P ’65, 140
spinifera (Acanthocystis). P 77
291
(Actea). P ’79, $92
(7Egina). P ’91, 481; 701, 154.
(Arabella). P ’06, 501
(Calymene). j viii, 277
P 98, 177
P 71, 147
P '65, 197
P ’82, 273
P °79, 272
P ’86, 160
99, 483 >
-
ey.
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
spinifera.— Continued.
(Caprella). P ’01, 154
(Erigone). P 705, 313
(Myrtea). P ’72, 88
(Neriene). P ’05, 313
(Leptocotis). P ’78, 283
(Pleiomeyenia). P ’87, 224
oe): P ’99, 483; 1900,
(Turrilites). J IV, 284
—— (Gongylidium). P
13
(Lophocarenum).
05, 313
spiniferus (Actinocrinus).
154; ’81, 319
mana P ’95, 386,
404°
05,
P ’92, 37;
P 69,
(Chiton). J VIII, 331
(Erigone). P ’05, 313
(Gymnopus). P ’54, 189
(GEedothorax). P ’05, 313
(Trionyx). P ’54, 13, 189
spinifrons (Cancer). j i, 449
(Cydnus). j iv, 316
(Dilocarcinus). P ’80, 35
(Diogenes). P ’58, 233 -
(Eriphia). P ’58, 37
(Hyperolius). P ’62, 342
(Pagurus). P ’58, 233
(Squilla). P ’93, 107
‘sspiniger (Actinocrinus). P ’81, 353
(Alpheus). P ’60, 31
(Busycon). J IX, 145, 148
(Doryerinus). P ’81, 353
(Eriolus). P ’05, 823, 842
( ri. P08, 381
(Fusus). P 747, 286; 48, 100;
53, 317. J I, 117
(Sosilaus). P ’08, 165, 298
‘spinigera (Avicula). j viii, 237
(Epeira). P ’04, 121, 130
(Ischnomantis). P ’01, 284
(Modiola). P ’48, 101;
579; ’82, 159
(Perna). P ’62, 579
(Seotolemon). P 704, 140
(Tiarinia). P ’57, 217
‘spinigerum (Fulgur). P 753, 317
‘spinigerus (Buthus). P ’63,110. J
V, 360, 370
(Capulus). P ’90, 162, 178
(Conocephalus). P ’04, 543
(Gilbertsocrinus). P ’65, 167
‘ (Goniasteroidocrinus). P ’65,
167
(Ollacrinus). P ’81, 393
(Spirobolus). P ’64, 15
(Trematocrinus). P ’65, 167;
1, 393
‘spinimana (Abrote).
(Achelous).
62,
P 58, 230
P ’78, 320
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spinimana. Continued.
(Blepharopoda). P ’58, 230
(Lupa). P ’78, 320; ’79, 398
(Pagurus). P ’58, 248
(Thalamita). P ’52, 85
spinimanus (Achelous). P ’71, 120;
779, 398; 791, 192 '
(Bithynis). P ’93, 123
(Eupagurus). P ’58, 236
(Pagurus). P ’58, 233, 236
(Palemon). P ’50, 29; 793,
123
(Portunus). P
398; ‘91, 192
spinimentum (Phrynosoma).
144
"78, 320; °79,
P ’85,
spinipes (Acanthoctenus). P ’09, 217
(Atya). P ’94, 407, 409
(Cirolana). P ’91, 187
(Dilophus). j iii, 79
(Gamasus). .j ii, 71. P 1900,
543
(Lithobius). j ii, 108. J V,
P 06, 496
14
(Oppia). |
(Uromastix). P ’87, 359
spinitarsus (Monolepis). j i, 158.
P 50, 25; 752, 8
Spinites. P ’66, 87
spinneri (Megambonia).
spinobrachiatus (Actinocrinus).
68, 348; ’81, 329
(Amphoracrinus).
781, 329
(Graphiocrinus).
79, 346
(Poteriocrinus).
(Seaphiocrinus).
79, 346; ’86, 160
spinoides (Carduelis).
spinola (Trachypterus). P ’92, 259
spinole (Augochlora). P 1900, 357
(Bembex). P ’95, 355, 357
(Clerus). P 53, 280. J IV,
12, 36
(Montezumia).
(Sceliphron). P ’96, 552
spinoletta (Alauda). j iv, 183
(Anthus). j vii, 193; viii, 154
spinosa (Acanthaloma). P ’77, 140
(Albunhippa). P ’58, 230
(Aralia). P ’70, 107, 108; ’71,
106
(Arcinella).
(Arrhenica).
(Biddulphia). P 1900, 691, 703
(Blepharopoda). P ’58, 230
(Cenia). P ’95, 339
(Catesbea). P ’89, 385
(Cenobita). P ’58, 232
(Chetozone). P ’03, 468
(Chama). P ’72, 120
P 71, 321
P
P 68, 348;
P 69, 137:
P ’86, 160
P '69, 138;
P 65, 90
P 99, 462
P ’72, 116
P 59, 244
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spinosa. Continued.
(Crepidula). P 43, 307; 748,
98; ’62, 569; ’82, 167, 168, 170
(Crypta). P ’62, 569
(Dectes). J II, 144
(Embolimus). P ’87, 15
(Euglypha). P ’74, 225, 226;
78, 172; °79, 163
(Geoemyda). P ’02, 176
(Helix). P 58, 205; ’73, 241;
75, 205; ’89, 204
(Hernandria). P ’09, 230
(Io). P ’63, 307; ’65, 19; ’96,
497
(Janira).
‘(Janthe).
(Lamia).
(Lichia).
(Micippa).
(Misumena).
(Paludina).
(Parapachymorpha).
(Philoscia). j i, 429
(Placocista). P ’79, 163; ’80,
339
(Polygyra). P 1900, 113
(Reasia). P ’56, 109
(Saperda). jv, 271
(Sida). P ’60, 511; ’89, 366
(Spongelia). P ’78, 313
(Stenotrema). P ’75, 154, 204
(Trachelomonas). P ’02, 794
(Voluta). P ’07, 229
spinosipes (Scalopidia). P ’58, 95
spinosirostris (Galathea). P 758, 238
spinosissima (Atgina). P ’O1, 154
(AXginella). P ’01, 154
(Caprella). P ’01, 154
(Citrus). P ’89, 370
(Maia). P ’79, 390
(Opuntia). P ’01, 559; 701,
9 .
P ’01, 158
P 01, 158
jv, 271. J II, 144
P 62, 438
P 57, 218
P 04, 132
P 91, 327
P 04, 84
55
spinosissimus (Acomys). P ’96, 527
(Aspidophorus). P ’61, 167
' (Carduus). P 1900, 646, 659,
670; ’02, 664
(Chetodermis). P ’82, 283
(Leptagonus). P ’61, 167
(Lithodes). P 758, 231
(Mithrax). P ’50, 23, 26; ’79,
390
(Solegnathus). P ’07, 426
(Solenognathus). P ’07, 426
spinosulus (Actinocrinus). P ’81,
354
(Doryerinus).
(Megistocrinus).
81, 312
spinosum (Busycon). P
71, 146
(Triceratium). P2990;
1900, 703
P ’81, 354 -
P 61, 418;
62, 583;
139;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
spinosum. Continued.
(Trypoxylon). P 93, 474, 475.
(Xanthum). P ’60, 514
spinosus (Amarantus). P ’60, 514;
89, 402
(Anthacanthus). P ’89, 397
(Aster). P ’96, 38
(Asterias). j v, 142
(Auliseus). P ’90, 137
P score cbt P 56, 133,
P. TT, ae
13
(Cambarus).
(Cheraphilus). P ’93, 126
(Chthonius). P ’04, 141
(Conocephalus). P ’09, 475
(Corynorhynchus). P ’04, 677
(Crangon). P ’93, 126; 795,
184
io P ’62, 330; 64,
(Dectes). P 62, 39
(Dinopis). P ’89, 841;
125
(Doliodon). P ’62, 438;
124
(Echinaster). P ’90, 325; ’91,
(Eumicrotremus). P ’64, 190
(Eurypauropus). P ’79, 189,
164
(Glyphodiscus).. P ’90, 137
(Gomphus). P ’62, 391, 401
(Hemilepidotus). P 7°56, 133,
134
(Heterograpsus). P ’80, 210
(Hexacrinus). P ’81, 255
(Hoplocercus). P 798, 104
(Lichia). P ’84, 124
(Megistocrinus). P ’69, 163
(Niplion). P ’61, 48
(Orthagoriscus). P ’60, 21
(Platycephalus). P ’97, 82
(Platyerinus). P ’65, 161; ’81,
249
(Pontophilus). P 779, 412;
93, 126; ’95, 182, 184, 192, 195
(Potamopyrgus). P 791, 328;
06, 125
(Poteriocrinus). P 779, 336.
J II, 91
(Priscodelphinus). P ’68, 187;
’69, 10. J VII, 433
(Productus). J VIII, 302, 307
(Rhodocrinus). P ’81, 386
(Scaphiocrinus). P ’79, 336
(Seeloporus). P ’54, 103; 64,
178
spinosus ¢larkii (Sceloporus).
546, 552, 556
spinosus spinosus
03, 553, 556
spinosus (Spirifer).
P 703,
(Sceloporus). FP
F TET, #2
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
spinosus. Continued.~
(Tachysphex). P ’93, 506,511
(Trachinotus). P ’62, 438;
84, 124
(Unio). P ’53, 257; °57, 101;
58, 13. J V, 413
(Zeacrinus). P ’69, 138
(Zeus). P 58, 168; ’62, 438
spinotentaculus (Actinocrinus). P
81, 215; -’85, 334
Spintharus. P ’04, 126
spinula (Cilix). P ’62, 359
(Mangora). P ’09, 209
spinulifera (Fistulipora). P ’66, 120
spinuliferus (Aviculopecten). P ’70,
39
spinulosa (Corticaria). P 55, 303
(Diastylis). P ’01, 168
(Dieteria). J I, 177
(Dryopteris). P 1900, 548
(Ophiacantha). P ’01, 179
(Phylloptera). P ’07, 382
spinulosamanus (Cryphiops). P ’52,
26; ’79, 426
spinulosum (Aspidium).
98, 47, 315
(Nephrodium).
(Orchelimum). P 710, 642
spinulosus (Achzopsis). P ’59,
(Amellus). j vii, 35. P
es 1, 177
(Aplopappus). P ’63, 66;
304. J I, 177
(Echinaster).
326
(Leiurus).
(Mariacrinus).
(Microlophus).
(Sideranthus). J I, 177
(Technocrinus). P ’81, 291
Spinus. P ’61, 374, 382; ’91, 436;
792, 120; ’93, 27, 48, 63; °95, 488;
96, 138, 140; ’98, 83, 213; ’99,
30, 35; 704, 583
spinus (Alpheus). P ’93, 118
(Cancer). P ’93, 117
(Chrysomitris). P ’65, 89
(Fringilla). j iv, 56. P
374; 764, 255; ’65, 89
(Hippolyte). P ’79, 419; ’93,
118; ’01, 161
P ’60, 515;
P 93, 215
219
98,
30,
P ’89, 171; ’90,
P 82, 276
P ’81, 291
P 62, 351
(Spirontoearis). P ’93, 117;
01, 161
Spio. P ’04, 344, 361, 706
Spionides. P ’07, 204
spirabranchus (Cirratulus). P 04,
492; ’09, 267
Spirea. P ’58, 128; 60, 302; ’62,
11; ’63, 61; ’66, 343; ’84, 83; ’86,
60; ’88, 71; ’98, 26, 49, 301; ’99,
107; ’10, 547, 564. J III, 87
spirea (Aleyrodes). P ’02, 281
98,
61,
' spiriger (Pagurus).
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spirea. Continued.
(Chrysomela). j v, 297.
6, 33
(Lophiostoma). P ’95, 26
(Spheria). P 95, 26
spirefoliana (Anchylopera).
348
spireoides (Aleyrodes). P ’02, 282
spiralis (Acestus). P ‘51, 226, 285
(Campylodiseus). P ’61, 66
(Ctenus). P ’09, 216
(Difflugia). P ’74, 79;
262, 307; ’79, 162; ’87, 122
(Enterobrus). P ’49, 245, 249
(Euspirocrinus). P ’79, 366;
90, 357
(Grimmia). P ’63, 95
(Lumbriculus). P 51, 285
(Myophoria). J VIII, 289,
320
(Prosopotheca). P ’05, 308, 332
P
i)
P ’60,
|
(Sidusa). P ’09, 221
(Spiropalpus). P 792, 34;
1900, 533; 705, 308
(Theridium). P 92, 30
(Trichina). P °46, 108; ’56,
48; ’60, 96; ’66, 9; 769, Biol. 2;
74, 139; 91, 352
(Vallisneria).
02, 650
Spiranthes. P ’60, 304, 513; 763,
76; ’84, 93; ’89, 355; 798, 398;
1900, 664; ’02, 660; 04, 605; ’05,
697
spirata (Chemnitzia). P ’99, 177
(Pyrula). P 753, 319; 62, 583
(Rostellaria). P ’05, 23 j
(Vermicularia). P ’91, 53
spirata var. radicula (Vermicularia).
P ’91, 53 AF
spiratum (Macrochilus). P ’89, 30%
spiratus ( . -P 782; 167, 169
Spiraxis. P ’60, 50, 152; ’75, 146;
99, 398; °03, 775; 710, 520
Spirifer. P 52, 190; 54, 7; ’56,
63, 269; °57, 128; 758, 14, 48, 143,
144; ’59, 8-27; ’60, 127; ’67, 275;
70, 36, 60; °71, 179; 779, 43; 783,
123; ’86, 297; ’92, 350; ’97, 410,
417, 420, 426, 427, 445, 447, 449;
07, 446. J II, 57, 89; ITI, 71; V,
175; VIII, 306, 325
Spirifera. j viii, 235. P 60, 308,
310; ’61, 143; 62, 405; ’65, 118,
119, 121; 788, 229; 91, 244
P 1900, 657;
Spiriferina. P ’65, 119; ’69, 172;
71, 180; ’88, 231
Spiriferine. P ’97, 410
spirifex (Sceliphron). P 96, 552
P 58, 236, 248
(Spiropagurus). P 58, 236,
248
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Spirigera. P 58, 14; ’59, 8, 9, 11;
60, 451; ’63, 6; ’65, 117, 118
Spirillum. P ’77, 147
spirillum (Spirorbis). P ’97, 155;
702, 277; ’08, 362. J ITI, 146
spiritalis (Ophicephalus). J XII,
530
spirobis (Serpula). P ’63, 141
spiroboli (Cnemidospora). P ’03,
638, 640-643; ’05, 90, 938, 94
(Stenophora). P ’03, 51, 638;
705, 90, 98, 94
Spirobolus. P ’64, 15; ’67, 129; ’89,
127; ’03, 42. J VIII, 426, 442
Spirobranchus. P ’10, 499, 500
spirocauda (Filaria). P ’58, 112
Spiroceramus. P ’98, 281, 282
Spirochona. J XII, 65
Spirocrypta. P ’82, 198, 203, 204
Spirogyra. P ’69, Biol. 4; 784, 37;
08, 418; ’09, 393
spirogyre (Lagenopsyche). P ’87,
294
Spiroloculina. P ’84, 321
spironema (Pleurotomaria). P ’66,
272
Spironoura. P ’56, 62; ’58, 112
Spirontocaris. P ’93, 117; ’01, 161
Spiropagurus. P ’58, 236, 248
Spiropalpus. P ’92, 34; 1900, 533;
’05, 308
Spiropoma. P ’01, 496; ’08, 32, 454,
586
Spiropora. J V, 166
Spiroptera. P 51, 155; ’56, 53; ’60,
Biol. 3; ’85, 11; ’90, 412
‘Spirorbis. j vi, 121. P ’48, 106;
63, 141; ’65, 73; ’89, 345; 95,
104, 116-124; ’97, 153-159; ’02,
276; ’04, 175; ’05, 4; ’08, 362;
710, 500. J IIT, 146; IV, 385
spirorbis (Planorbis). P ’81, 96
Spirostemma. P ’98, 270, 275, 284;
710, 518, 530
spirostoma (Io). P ’60, 70; ’63, 308
Spirostomum. P ’80, 157
spirozona (Amastra). P ’88, 49
(Laminella). P ’88, 49
Spirula. P ’91, 55
Spirulidae. P ’91, 55
spissa (Cyrena). P 60, 269, 285
spissatus (Tachysphex). P ’93, 508,
514
spissicornis (Cryptus). P ’94, 187
spissipes (Reduvius). j iv, 828
spissus (Mecistocephalus). J V, 43
(Polyporus). J III, 211
(Poteriocrinus). P 779, 335;
’86, 156
(Unio). P 759,112. J IV, 208
Spisula. P ’98, 418; ’03, 757; ’04,
550
INDEX TO GENURA, SPECIES, ETU.
spitzbergensis (Magasella). P 73,
185
(Terebratella). P ’73, 185:
spixi (Vomer). P ’97, 101; ’99, 118
spixiana (Anculosa). P ’64, 104
(Melania). P ’63, 318
spixianus (Saurus). P ’84, 134
(Streptaxis). P ’97, 477
(Synodus). P ’84, 130, 134
spixil (Argyreiosus). P 762, 437;
63, 83
’(Coluber).
562
(Ephippifer).
(Platemys). P ’98, 101
(Platysomus). P ’62, 436; ’82,
276; ’97, 101; 705, 88
(Vomer). P ’05, 88
j iv, 45, 56, 58, 62. P ’53,
383; °95, 491; 96, 152. J ) 8 266
spiza (Chlorophanes). P 64, 267
spiza cerulescens (Chlorophanes). i cg
99, 35
spiza melanops (Chlorophanes). P
99, 35
45, 241; 760,
J VI, 197
Spiza.
?
spiza (Motacilla). P
Spizaétus. P 748, 87;
89; 99, 37
Spizella. P
64, 267
59, 31; ’75,
56, 40; ’59, 107, 192;
61, 224; 66, 87; 68, 83 : 75,
351; ’83, 63; 90,” 215; 91,
93, 22, 27, 28, 49, 63; 95,
96, 116, 139, 144; 798, 83,
799, 30; ’03, 28; 04, 582; 705,
684; ’08, 154. J I, 52
Spiziaster. P ’90, 205
Spizigeranus. P ’70, 142
Spizula. P ’62, 572
Splachnum. P ’55, 445; ’63, 96. J
III, 202
splendens (Actinophenia). P ’61, 65
(Actinoptychus). P ’90, 136
(Anoma). P 710, 519
splendens citrina (Anoma). P 710,
519
splendens (Beryx). P ’62, 238
(Callichthys). P ’71, 282
(Calochortus). P ’68, 169
(Calopteryx). P ’01, 127
(Cardites). P 741, 182
(Cidaris). P ’05, 6
(Cidarites). P ’05, 6
,
(Clerodendron). P ’58, 131
(Concholepas). P ’91, 59
I No Sip. PF, BSR ae,
(Cosmiosophis). P ’65, 190
(Diacanthus). P 744, 44
(Diachea). P ’93, 368
(Dictyocha). P 753, 431
(Equula). J XII, 516
(Euphorbia). P ’89, 406
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
splendens. _ Continued.
ouquieria). P ’09, 113
(Fringilla). P °64, 252
(Guarocrinus). P ’85, 321, 323
(Habrocestum). P ’92, 78
(Haliotis). P ’59, 332
(Hypnum). P ’93, 217
(Iridina). J II, 299
(Lasiandra). P ’58, 153
(Leiognathus). J XII, 516
(Liophis). P ’65, 190
(Lobelia). P ’98, 385
(Malurus). P ’89, 149
(Neotoma). P ’94, 246
(Oxytropis). P ’63, 60
(Phalacrocorax). j viii, 158
(Pleiodon). J II, 299
(Poinsettia). P ’89, 406
(Productus). P ’59, 8-25. J
Ti, 11, 22
(Ptychocrinus). P ’85, 323
(Rhizomys). P ’96, 542
(Salvia). P ’78, 10; ’89, 399
(Searabeus). P ’54, 217
(Solen). J I, 213
(Stenaspis). P ’53, 441. J
40
splendescens (Eupagurus). P ’58, 237
(Pagurus). P ’58, 237
splendida (Amara). P ’43, 297, 300;
"55, 353
(Attacus). P ’60, 160
(Bombix). P ’60, 160
(Celia). P ’55, 353
(Cieindela). P 7°43, 295; ’664,.
363
Cylindrella). P ’60, 153
Beant). P 760, 255;
61, 305
(Licmophora). P ’61, 67
(Lumbriconereis). J ITI, 147
(Partulina). P ’88, 27
(Pseudopotamilla): P ’05, 555,
564; 708, 359
(Scintilla). P ’72, 226
(Surirella). P ’65, 10; 1900,
470
splendidula (Lamprohiza). P_ ’66,
394
(Lampyrus). P ’66, 394
splendidulus (Pterostichus). P 73,
309
splendidum (Callichroma). J II, 37
(Eulima). P 705, 107
splendidus (Cireotettix). P ’09, 456
(Corvus). P ’67, 216
(Dicelus). J IV, 29
(Eucalyptocrinus). P ’85, 356
(Gelasimus). P 758, 99; 780,
149
(Lamprocolius). P 757, 36;
59, 133
79
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splendidus. Continued.
(Ophibolus). P ’59, 300; ’60,
255; 766, 310; ’01, 76; ‘03, 550
(Proctotretus). P ’57, 198
(Searabeus). P ’44, 139
(Turdus). P ’57, 36; ’59, 133
(Unio). P 53, 257. J V, 414
splendoriferella (Aspidisea). P ’60,
12
ih ich ren (Macropteryx). P 06,
spodocephalus (Mesopicus). P ’63
324; 705, 767
Spodumen. j iii, 284
spoliata (Feronia). J II, 230
spoliatus (Evarthrus). P ’73, 319
Spondias. P ’89, 374
Spondilide. P ’62, 582
Spondiolithos. J III, 329
spondylea (Thecidium). P ’73, 195
Spondylide. P 91, 46; ’05, 12. J
I, 313; I, 99
Spondyliosoma. P ’92, 265; ’98, 342
Spondylis. J I, 93, 314; II, 99
Spondylus. P ’56, 315; ’81, 155,
158; 784, 302; ’90, 404; ’91, 46;
705, 12. J II, 274; VIII, 379; IX,
143, 145 .
Spongelia. P ’78, 313; ’84, 203
Spongia. P ’78, 313; ’89, 70
Spongie. P ’63, 118
Spongicola. P 752, 18
spongicola (Ophiothrix). P ’55, 885
(Typton). P ’93, 119
spongicolus (Eupomatus). P 710, 498
Spongida. P ’87, 180
Spongilla. P ’51, 278; ’70, 100; ’74,
145; 780, 330, 357; ’81, 149, 150,
461; 782, 14, 70; ’84, 28, 215-217;
86, 228-330; ’87, 158, 172, 176-271.
J IX, 6
Sponvillide. P ’87, 172
Spongilline. P ’87, 172, 180, 268
spongiola (Typton). P ’79, 422
Spongiolites. P 53, 431
Spongiophaga. P ’81, 460; ’84, 203
spongiosa (Dromidia). P ’58, 225,
238
(Thelephora). J III, 221
spongiosus (Acteodes). P ’52, 78
(Iphiculus). P ’58, 161
(Polyporus). J III, 211
(Typton). P ’93, 119-
Spongiphora. P ’07, 25
spongites (Favosites). P ’41, 18
Spongophora. P ’04, 776, 778, 779
Sponia. P ’89, 404; ’05, 700
sponsa (Aix). P ’59, 109; ’64, 72;
"71, 36; °75, 356; 783, 68; ’93, 22,
32; ’95, 468; ’98, 78; 704, 580;
08, 84. J IX, 405, 410
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sponsa. Continued.
(Ansa). j vii, 291; viii, 157.
P 55, 316; ’56, 296; ’75, 356
(Dendronessa). P ’53, 428
(Eleodes). P ’58, 181, 184;
"73, 334 .
(Lestes). P ’93, 379
(Tangia). P ’07, 474
Sporadinus. P ’09, 361
Sporagra. P ’65, 92
Sporendonema. P ’83, 302
Sporidesmium. P ’91, 92; ’95, 439
sporoboli (Uromyces). P ’93, 155
Sporobolus. P ’62, 88, 89, 333; ’63,
78, 79; °67, 23; 789, 361; ’91, 299;
04, 605; ’07, 455, 456, 458; 708,
458; 710, 545, 547, 548, 549, 554
Sporodesmium. P ’94, 384
sporodesmoides (Torula). P ’94, 877
(Trachytora). P ’94, 377
Sporophila. P ’65, 169; ’90, 212;
99, 51, 307
Sporopipes. P ’99, 59
Sporotrichum. J II, 283
sportella (Helix). P ’57, 188; ’58,
198
(Macrocyclis). P ’75, 152; ’76,
183
(Selenites). P ’89, 196
Sporus. P ’97, 104
Spraguea. J III, 84
spraguei (Alauda). P ’99, 16, 18
(Anthus). P ’99, 18
(Pterostichus). P ’73, 304, 313
Spratella. P ’61, 36
Spratelloides. P ’61, 36
sprengleri (Cirrhisomus). P ’82, 283
Spreo. P ’62, 313; ’05, 781
spreta (Amara). P ’55, 356
(Buprestis). P ’57, 8
(Clausilia). P ’01, 655;
238
(Dicerea). P ’73, 85, 87, 331
spretis (Acridium). P ’04, 537
(Melanoplus). P ’04, 537; ’06,
408
02,
spretulus
IV, 34
spretus (Anthicus).
(Aphodius). J I, 106
(Caloptenus). P ’70, 78
(Hister). P 752, 39
(Isarthrus). P ’52, 48
(Stenolophus). P ’68, 376
springeri (Agaricocrinus). P ’81, 286
(Cryptoceras). P ’70, 48
(Nautilus). P ’70, 48, 49
springvalensis (Euomphalus). P ’76,
32
Spumaria. P ’94, 290
spumarius (Atelopus).
spumeus (Polyporus).
(Aphodius). J I, 106;
P 752, 101
P ’71, 222
J II, 208
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
spurea (Ceriphasia). P ’65, 21
(Cyclocardia). P ’02, 708
(Cyprea). P ’91, 52
(Goniobasis).. P 64, 43;
21, 22, 26
(Lasea).
(Melania).
(Muscicapa). P ’64, 256
(Pleurocera). P ’65, 26
(Popa). P ’03, 717
(Venericardia). P ’02, 708
spurcata (Dissosteira). P ’06, 378;
09, 439
(Orthosia).
spureum (Elaphidion). P 753, 442.
J IV, 40
spurcus (Actinobolus). P ’72, 254
(Attagenus). P ’54, 109
(Cryptocephalus). P 758, 84,
J IV, 41
spuria (Balophila).
(Gossyparia). P ’99, 268, 275
(Hippodamia). P ’61, 358
(Linaria). P ’77, 107
(Seala). J VIII, 194
(Venus). P ’72, 82
spurium (Dicranum). P 755, 445
spurius (Baryerinus). P ’68, 340;
79, 326
_. (Cyathoerinus). P ’79, 326
(Hydroporus). P ’55, 291, 296
(Ieterus). j iii, 363. P 753,
396; ’68, 150; ’71, 24; ’74, 99;
75, 349; °83, 63; '90, 214; 792,
109; ’95, 487; ’96, 124, 137; 708,
154
(Oriolus).
61; ’75, 349
(Pendulinus).
(Xanthornis). J II, 268
(Yphantes). P 753, 383
sputator (Spherodactylus).
237; ’61, 498; ’08, 116 ~
spylargyreia (Pecilia). P ’62, 136
Spyridia. P ’55, 412
Squali. P ’62, 484;
257, 263
Squaliana. P ’62, 485
squalida (Anculosa). P
65, 36
(Corbicula). P ’60, 273 .
(Leptoxis). P 64, 104; 65, 36
(Physa). P ’91, 322, 324
Squalide. P ’62, 484, 488, 499; 792,
234; ’98, 339; ’04, 506; 08, 68.
J I, 139-147, 191-204, 299
squalidens (Dinictis). P ’79, 170, 176
squalidus (Anculotus). P ’64, 104 —
(Dasytes). P ’52, 169; 759,
75; °66, 354. J IV, 36
(Pristoseelis). P ’66, 350, 354
(Unio). P ’63,192. J VI, 22
65,
P 72, 230
P 64, 43
P 75, 328
P '73, 65
j iii, 362. P 67,
P 67, 59, 61
P 56,
64, 259; 68,
64, 104;
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INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Squalini. P 62,485
squalinum (Hydnum). J III, 216
Squaliobarbus. P ’97, 59
Squalius. P ’64, 280, 281; °67, 164;
82, 307; ’83, 147, 152, 153, 156;
85, 18; 92, 242; 08, 524, 544,
555; 710, 291
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Squalodon. P °67, 132, 144, 150, 156; |
69, 6. J I, 6; VII, 384, 415-432
squalodon (Basilosaurus). J I, 15
Squalus. j i, 223, 437; ii, 343; iv,
236; viii, 217, 218. P °44, 85;
45, 255; °61, 399, 400; ’62, 235,
492, 495-497, 500; 63, 179, 333;
64, 259, 260, 261, 263; ’82, 308;
"88, 162; ’92, 234; 97, 56, 91;
01, 330, 332; 704, 505, 506; 05,
459, 460; °06, 79; ’08, 53-71; ’09,
407
squama (Scintilla).
squamata (Amphiura).
P 72, 226
P ’89, 177
(Atheris). P ’62, 337
(Callipepla). P 7°55, 314; 759,
108; ’66, 95; ’68, 150; 92, 113;
03, 26
(Claudia). P ’99, 33
(Exogyra). J VIII, 324
(Lepidonote). J III, 148
(Ortyx). P °47, 221
(Polynoe). J III, 148
(Spheria). P ’95, 21
squamatus (Cypselus). P 53, 369;
99, 33
b J
(Echis). P ’62, 337
(Francolinus). P 756, 321;
59, 172; 799, 36
squameus (Unio). P 61,391. JV,”
200 |
squamiceps (Microcelis). P ’62, 315
(Oriolus). P 62, 315
squamicollis (Thyce). J III, 232
squamifer (Cancer). P 58, 238
(Hydrochus). P 55, 359 |
squamifera (Cardita). P 72, 252
(Galathea). P ’50, 29; 758, 238
squamifrons (Estrelda). P ’99, 59
(Sporopives). P ’99, 59
igera (Echis). P 754, 193;
"57, 72; 59, 341
(Toxicoa). P 59, 341
Squamipennes. P ’69, 206; °72, 179
squamipennis (Perixerus). P 04, 541 |
squamipinnis (Gerres).
289; ’86, 263, 271
squammata (Callipepla).
J I, 219 :
(Ortyx). J I, 219
squammosus (Seyllarus). P 50, 25
squamosa (Anona). P ’89, 363
(Area). P 71, 164
(Atrypa). j viii, 235
(Cardita). P 72, 252, 257
P 83, 121, |
P51, 222. |
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squamosa. Continued.
(Chametrachea). P ’72, 121
(Cyelas). P 54, 30
(Eocidaris). P ’69, 79
(Liatris). j vii, 73
(Liroseapha). P ’05, 12
(Lucina). P 748, 101;
577; °72, 87; ’82, 155; 91, 47
(Myalina). P ’59, 29
(Mytilus). P ’59, 29
(Ophioglypha). P ’63, 142
(Ophiura). P 763, 142;
480; 01, 176
(Plagusia). P
103; ’79, 401
(Psammobia). P 98, 57
(Venericardia). P ’79, 219
squamosum (Cycloptilum). P
799
(Lepton). P ’72, 228
squamosus (Agelacrinites). P
35
62,
91,
50, 24; 58,
(Anthicus).
(Caneer).
(Characinus).
(Dendropicus).
(Gyrotropis).
26
(Hamulus). P
5. J IV, 398
(Lepidodiscus).
(Myochrous).
(Plagusia). P ’58, 103
(Trachurus). P ’62, 432
squamulata (Chetospheria). P
21
P 52, 103
P °58, 103; ’79, 401
P 03, 525
P 63, 325
P 76, 300;
98, 462;
P ’68, 357
P 73, 37
95,
(Melanomma). P 95, 21
squamulatus (Anolis). P 71, 200
(Glyptoseelis). P 73, 36
squamuliferum (Euscalpellum). P
708, 108
squamulosa (Serpula).
P 748, 105; ’65, 73
squamulosum (Didymium). P
188
(Selerotium). J II, 293
squamulosus (Cremastochilus).
j vii, 149.
89,
J IV,
(Hygrophorus). P ’93, 440
squankensis (Thecachampsa). P
17
squarrosa (Arenaria). P ’04, 605
(Carex). P ’87, 70
(Ctenoides). P 761, 366; 705,
12
wi a.
af pet
(Donia). j ii, 118. P 98, 33,
306
(Fuirena). P
663
squarrosa hispida (Fuirena). P 1900,
663; 709, 392
67, 23; 1900,
1252
squarrosa (Grindelia).
’63, 66; 798, 33, 306
(Helix). P ’02, 236, 239
(Jungermannia). J III, 204
(Lacinaria). P 1900, 671
(Liatris). P 1900, 671
(Lima). P ’05, 12
(Munroa). P ’63, 78
(Navarretia). J III, 97
(Plectotropis). P ’02, 236, 239
(Retinospora). P ’79, 210
(Solidago). j vii, 102
squarrosum (Hypnum). P 755, 447
(Sphagnum). J III, 202
Squatarola. j v, 103. P 57, 39;
58, 195; ’60, 195; ’64, 66; ’66,
96; 71, 29; °75, 357; 1900, 22.
J I, 220
squatarola (Charadrius). P ’92, 105
(Squatarola). P 1900, 22
(Tringa). jv, 104
Squatina. ji, 225. P ’62, 500; ’92,
236; ’99, 328; ’06, 80; ’08, 70;
10, 599
squatina (Rhina).
80
j vii, 35. P
P ’62, 500; ’06,
(Squalus). j iv, 236. P 06,
80
(Squatina). P ’92, 236; ’08,
70; 710, 599
Squatine. P 762, 499
Squatinide. P ’62, 499; 92, 236;
99, 328; ’08, 70
Squatinoidei. P ’62, 499
squeteague (Labrus). P ’63, 32
Squilla. j i, 250; viii, 146. P ’50,
25, 28, 29; ’58, 229; °78,298; 79,
399; ’91, 184, 199; ’93, 105-108,
125. J Il, 150
squilla (Astacus). P ’93, 120
(Cancer). P ’93, 120
(Leander). P ’93, 120
(Palemon). P ’50, 29; ’79,
425; ’93, 120
Squilliade. j viii, 146
Squillide. P ’93, 105
Squilloidea. P ’78, 298
squinado (Maia). P ’50, 28
squirella (Auletris). P ’55, 429
(Calamita). P ’55, 429
(Hyla). j v, 342; vi, 36. P
755, 429; ’95, 407; ’06, 109. J
VI, 84
squyeri (Cyprea). P ’05, 23
stabilis (Unio). P ’61,59. JV, 71
Stachylidium. P ’94, 37
stachyoides (Lepidostrobus). P ’60,
240
Stachys. j vii, 48. P ’60, 512; ’77,
108; ’84, 90; ’98, 406. J III, 100
Stachytarpha. P ’89, 398
Staffellite. P ’78, 156
- Stagetus.
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
P ’73, 334
Stagmatoptera. P ’05, 840
Stagmomantis. P ’04, 513, 562, 563,
777, 781; 705, 33, 53, 794, 840;
07, 28, 29, 67, 75, 76, 282; 709,
112, 119, 411, 416; 710, 6, 586, 621
stagnale .(Ellobium). P ’96, 452
stagnalis (Auricula). P ’96, 398,
403, 452 ;
(Cancer). P ’63, 140
(Limnea). j ii, 168. P ’72,
102; °73, 286; ’81, 93, 107; 783,
140
(Meyenia). P ’87, 219
PO atts case i P ’80, 357; ’87,
(Totanus). P ’05, 759
(Unio). P ’49, 162; ’53, 257.
J I, 275
stagnicola (Cyclas). P ’60, 290, 299
(Tellina). P ’60, 293
Stagodon. P ’91, 131, 133
Stagodontide. P ’91, 131, 133
Stagonospora. P ’91, 81; 93, 162,
457; ’94, 365
staintoniella (Bedellia). P ’60, 434
Stalagmium. P ’48, 106; ’62, 579.
J IV, 281
stalagmium (Solarium). P ’48, 106
stali (Arrhideus). P ’04, 85
staminea (Agalmyla). P 58, 131
(Anaulax). P ’57, 166
(Ancilla). P ’95, 115-126
(Ancillaria). P 748, 96
(Area). P 748, 96; ’81, 452;
710, 488
(Conomitra). P ’03, 282
(Corbis). P ’47, 298; 48, 98.
J I, 124
(Cyclas). P ’60, 299; ’61, 405
(Cytherea). P ’62, 575; 782,
159
(Dione). P ’62, 575; ’67, 139
(Lima). P ’47, 280, 296; 48,
100. J I, 111, 126
(Mercenaria). P ’54, 29; ’67,
139
(Mitra). P ’47, 289; ’48, 101;
03, 283. J I, 120
(Olivula). P 90, 397; 795,
115-126
(Papillina). P ’96, 474
(Rostellaria). P ’55, 260; 790,
395. J IX, 148
(Seala). J IV, 294
(Sealaria). P ’90, 400
(Venus). j vii, 250. P. ’48,
107
stamineum (Polycodium). P ’10, 546,
570
(Spherium). P ’60, 299; ’61,
405 .
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
stamineum. Continued.
(Vaccinium). P ’60, 200; 1900,
84
stamineus OP ra aie j viii, 269.
P 65, 131
(Fusus). P ’48, 100; ’96, 474
(Pectunculus). P 148, 104;
"55, 257
(Venus). P 80, 22, 24
Standella. P ’62, 573;
164. J VIII, 333
stangeri (Nectarinia).
stangerii (Nectarinia). P ’57, 39
Stanleya. j vii, 83, 84. P °48, 23;
63, 58. JI, 180; TS a9"
stanleyanus (Moschus). P ’02, 131
(Tragulus). P ’02, 128, 130
Stanleyi. P 66, 343
82, 155, 162,
P 59, 35
stanleyi (Carduelis). P ’65, 90
(Cooperastur). P ’75, 78
(Faleo). P ’75, 78
stans (Ascyrum). P ’60, 511; 04,
605; ’07, 455
(Tecoma). P ’89, 397
stansburiana (Uta). P 752, 69;
53, 301; 59, 299; ’66, 312; ’83,
12-32; 03, 30, 31, 546, 552, ” 556;
708, 7. J IX, 391
stansburii (Horia). P 753, 350;
320
(Tricrania). P
stantoni (Proctotretus). P ’54, 227
Stapelia. P ’58, 130; ’78, 292; ’79,
205; ’83, 49-51; ’89, 392
stapes (Quadrula). J XIII, 177
(Unio). P ’53, 258; 54, 243
Staphylea. P 60, 199; 770, 115;
"74, 84; °76, 110; °77, 13
staphylee (Hendersonia). P 93, 162
(Phyllosticta). P ’91, 77
staphylina (Plowrightia). P
248
(Valsaria). P ’93, 144
Staphylinide. P 44, 34; 59, 288;
Waneer. J IV, 11, 13, 31
60,
60, 320
Staphylinus. P 744, 34; "61, 342;
78, 314. J IV, 31
Starkea. j vii, 35. J I, 177
starkii (Dicranum). J III, 203
_Starksina. P ’06, 476
Statice. P ’81, 454; ’89, 389; 1900,
669; ’02, 663; 705, 696
staticis (Fusicladium). P ‘94, 378
Statilia. P ’03, 704
Statyra. P 45, 311
staudingeri (Colias). P 785, 25
staufferi (Hyla). P ’65, 194, 195
Staurastrum. P ’69, Biol. 16
Stauremys. P ’72, 23, 28
stauridiai (Coryne). J III, 136
Staurina. J I, 182
Stauroderus. P ’06, 367
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Staurodon. P 1900, 431, 433
Staurois. P ’68, 247, 271, 272. J
VI, 198
Staurolite. P ’90, 99; ’92, 181-186,
198, 200; ’96, 219; 1900, 268
stauroneiform (Navicula). P _ 65,
138,18 .
Stauroneis. P ’61, 71; 765, 10, 12;
98, 422-427; 1900, 473; 710, 456-
459
Stauronereide. P ’08, 347; 709, 256
Stauronereis. P ’06, 225; ’08, 347;
09, 256
Stauronotus. P ’70, 82; 704, 522
Stauroptera. P ’53, 431, 432
Staurorhectus. P ’06, 31, 33; ’07,
167
Staurotide. P ’58, 176; ’97, 415
Staurotypide. P ’91, 417, 420
Staurotypus. P ’54, 180, 185, 189;
56, 107, 108, 306; ’65, 188, 189;
70, 4; °72, 26; ’91, 430
stearnsi (Amphiura). P ’91, 339
(Macrochlamys). P ’91, 457,
473
(Pristoloma).
185-187
(Pyenogonum).
(Sealpellum).
109
(Scorpena).
399, 403
(Zonites).
789, 191
Stearnsia. P ’87, 32
stearnsiana (Arionta).
216
(Epiphragmophora). P ’98, 68,
69, 70; 1900, 101
(Helix). P 75, 219;
1900, 101
(Paludestrina).
stearnsii (Bulimulus).
(Clausilia). P
638, 642, 653
(Cryptodromia).
(Cyclocardia).
(Pectinura).
(Scalpellum).
(Siphonalia). P ’05, 103
(Terebra). P ’91, 472
(Terebratula). P ’91; 165
(Venericardia). P 702,
714
Steatite. P ’78, 402; ’80, 273, 280,
312; ’82, 66; ’85, 407; 90, 76-123;
92, 181, 201; °94, 455-460; 1900,
296. J X, 175, 476, 511
Steatoda. P 792, 31;
03, 60, 113, 133;
Steatomys. P
steatops (Anodus).
P ’89, 198; ’99,
P 92, 142
P 08, 105, 107,
P
84. 45; '85,
P °75, 153, 168;
P °75, 155,
"89, 202;
P 09, 516
P 97, 10
01, 409, 411,
P 791, 218
P 02, 709, 714
P 91, 212
P 90, 441, 443
709,
01,
09, 205
96, 529
P
578;
06, 306
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Steatornis. P ’51, 190
steenbuchii (Spherium).
Steenhamera. P ’93, 289
steenii (Cyclas). P ’60, 299
(Spherium). P ’60, 299
steenstrupii (Helix). P ’58, 200, 205
steerei (Bulimulus). P 1900, 391
(Hemisinus). P ’74, 32. J
VITI, 330
Steganocrinus. P ’66, 253; ’78, 243,
248; °79, 234; ’81, 187-292, 323;
’85, 236, 248, 335; 790, 350
P 60, 299
Steganopodes. P ’69, 195, 196, 200,
205-213; ’98, 497
Steganopus. P ’66, 97; 708, 95
steganosporioides (Strumella). P ’93,
465
Steganura. P ’99, 38
stegarius (Unio). P ’53, 258
Stegastes. P ’98, 343
Steginoporide. J V, 113
stegnus (Syrphus). j vi, 163
Stegocephali. P ’68, 209; ’97, 455
Stegocephalus. P ’01, 149
Stegodesmus. P ’96, 266
Stegodon. P ’68, 251; ’78, 58. J
VIII, 80, 85
Stegodyphus. P ’03, 140
Stegonotus. P ’65, 197
Stegophilus. P ’71, 55
stegophthalmus (Agonus). P _ ’6l,
167
Stegosauria. P ’83, 98
Stegostoma. P ’82, 308
steindachneri (Celestus). P ’68, 123
(Centromochlus). P ’70, 95
(Characidium). P ’06, 325
(Diploglossus). P ’64, 179;
65, 195
(Eurypelma). P ’01, 570
(Onchidella). P ’96, 398, 455
(Prochilodus). P ’06, 309
(Raja). P ’10, 468
Steindachnerina. P ’06, 298
steinhaueri (Calamites). P ’60, 437
steiningeri (Buccinum). P ’82, 209
Steiracrangon. P ’78, 89; ’79, 411
Steirodon. P ’05, 807, 842; ’08, 399
steironematis (Leptospheria). P ’90,
237
Steirostoma. J II, 143
Steiroxys. P ’06, 417
stejnegerianus (Zamenis).
Steleoxiphus. P ’07, 162
Stelgidopteryx. P ’66, 72; ’83, 62;
790, 210, 212; 7°92, 110, 122; ’93,
53, 64; 795, 492; 796, 156; ’08, 154
Stelidiocrinide. P ’81, 394
P ’01, 58
Stelidiocrinites. P ’81, 266, 270;
85, 323
Stelidiocrinus. P ’81, 266, 270-272;
85, 324
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Stelio. j v, 333
stella (Ctenodonta).
(Discinisca). P ’73, 202
(Hemiaster). P 705, 7
re P ’62, 419; ’65,
(Orbicula). P ’73, 202
(Pleurotomaria). P ’62, 424
(Posodonomya). P ’68, 177
(Spatangus). j vi, 200, 203.
P'05,.7
stellare (Poroderma). P ’08, 52
Stellaria. P ’60, 145, 199; ’63, 59,
94; ’84, 81; ’88, 396; ’92, 166;
93, 209; ’95, 544. J III, 182, 188
stellaria (Cladocora). P ’90, 308
stellaris (Acmeodera). P ’73, 332
(Actinocrinites). P ’69, 153
(Actinocrinus). P ’68, 329;
’81, 319; 85, 247; ’90, 347, 368
(Arcella). P ’76, 56
(Ardea). jv, 58. P 775, 353
(Catulus). P ’92, 233; ’08, 53
(Cistothorus). P ’71, 20; 96,
164
(Ctenocrinus). P ’81, 296
(Diatoma). P ’61, 68
(Gallinula). P ’94, 144
(Gasterocoma). P ’86, 108
(Haplocrinus). P ’86, 86
(Hexacrinus). P ’81, 255
(Leiurus). J XII, 546
(Meloerinus). P ’81, 296
(Platyerinus). P ’81, 255
(Poteriocrinus). P ’79, 335
(Reteocrinus). P ’81, 367; ’85,
307
(Rhodocrinus). P ’81, 386
(Sabbatia). P 1900, 643, 653,
654, 669; 702, 663
(Saxifraga). P ’93, 211; 795,
544. J III, 192
stellaris 8 comosa (Saxifraga). J
III, 192
Stellaster. P ‘89, 172
stellata (Acanthodoris). P ’80, 91
(Aleyrodes). P ’02, 282
(Annularia). P 60, 236
(Arcella). P 776, 56
(Barbatula). P ’59, 140
(Bornia). P ’60, 236
(Coreopsis). j vii, 76
(Doris). P ’80, 90
(Draba). P ’63, 57
(Epeira). P ’88, 79; ’92, 50
(Favistella). P ’66, 118
(Halieutea). P 82, 308
- (Muscicapa). P 67, 218
(Patellipora). P ’87, 11
(Platessa). P ’64, 197
(Plectana). P ’88, 79; 1900,
536; 704, 128
P ’65, 129
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INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 1255
stellata. Continued. stelleri. Continued.
_(Pematostegus). P 710, 499 ___(Garrulus). j viii, 152. P ’55,
(Quereus). P 1900, 664; 710, | 312; 766, 93
545, 547, 548, 561 e. (Polysticta). P 762, 323
(Salmonia). P ’07, 457 | stelleriana (Artemisia). P 1900,
(Silene). P ’60, 511; 702, 661; 670; 702, 649
10, 546, 562 (Cassiope). P 798, 49
(Smilacina). j vii, 57. P ’63, | stellerii (Cyanocorax). J Il, 269
76; ’68, 174 (Garrulus). j vii, 193
stellatomaculata (Catesthia). P ’51, | Stellifer. P 99, 354
290 stellifer (Pteraster). P ’88, 423
stellatum (Allium). P ’63, 76; ’68, | stellifera (Fistulipora). P ’66, 120
171 (Sciena). P ’84, 102
(Xenisma). P 777, 95
Stelliferus. P ’63, 28, 29; ’99, 354
stelliformis (Codonites). P ’70, 32;
"87, 83
(Dichocrinus). P ’68, 344
(Orophocrinus). P ’87, 83, 93,
(Amarecium). P ’78, 304
(Viscum). J I, 185
stellatus (Actinocrinus). P ’85, 253
(Agaricocrinus). P ’81, 287
(Apogonichthys). P ’06, 527
(Astreus). P ’02, 649, 665
(Astrocanthus). P ’82, 283 95
(Barycrinus). P ’79, 326 (Pentremites). P ’69, 84; ’70,
(Casuarinites). P ’60, 236 31; 787, 83. J II, 67, 90
(Cepphus). P ’62, 228 stelliger (Hyalodiscus). P ’90, 138
(Colymbus). P ’62, 228 Stellio. P 754, 102; ’62, 340; ’68,
(Cyathocrinus). P ’79, 326 ' 283. J III, 349
(Fario). P 756, 219 stellio (Rhinobatus). P ’97, 91
(Gasteropelecus). P ’70, 92; | Stellognatha. J II, 142
71, 265; 703, 524; ’06, 452 stelloides (Aulactinia). P ’89, 107
(Helops). P ’89, 248 - | Stellula. P 93, 44
(Lagocephalus). P ’82, 283 | stellulata (Carex). P ’87, 78
(Platichthys). P ’62, 280; ’69, | (Diatrype). J II, 292
197 (Raia). P ’10, 470
(Pleuronectes). P 64, 197 (Raja). P ’01, 336; *10, 470
(Rubus). P ’84, 83 (Spheria). J II, 290
(Valsa). P ’77, 112
stelmaphora (Paludina). P ’02, 116
(Spherocrinus). P ’79, 309
(Tarsiger). P ’89, 149
(Tetrodon). P 703, 164 (Vivipara). P ’02, 116
(Volvox). P ’70, 90 stemmale (Orthetrum). P ’98, 145
stelleri (Anas). P ’64, 244 Stemmatocrinus. P ’79, 284-290, 358-
(Corvus). j i, 345 364; ’85, 231, 276; ’86, 111, 150,
(Cryptochiton). P ’97, 299; 179, 220-223; ’88, 354; ’90, 385
98, 288 Stemonitacee. P ’94, 290
(Cyanocitta). P ’91, 444; ’93, | Stemonitis. P ’89, 188; ’90, 36, 438;
45, 62; °96,116. JI, 45 91, 390
stelleri annectens (Cyanocitta). P| Stemonyphantes. P ’92, 43
93, 45, 63 Stemphylium. P ’95, 440
stelleri carbonacea (Cyanocitta). P | Stenacanthus. P ’56, 11; ‘91, 364.
03, 9, 15; 704, 582 J Itt, 164
stelleri coronata (Cyanocitta). P ’91, | Stenacisma. P ’73, 195
445 Stenacris. P ’04, 787, 788; 705, 39,
stelleri diademata (Cyanocitta). P 53; 707, 180, 281, 291
"91, 445 Stenamma. P ’82, 265; ’01, 425-
stelleri frontalis (Cyanocitta). P 449, 521-544; 702, 599-625; 703,
91, 444; ’98, 212 218, 238, 491-495, 617-624; 04,
stelleri macrolopha (Cyanocitta). P 639-646
91, 445; °92, 119 Stenancistrocerus. P ’02, 44
stelleri (Cyanocorax). P °47, 201; | Stenanthium. P ’98, 397
51, 216 Stenaspis. P ’53, 441; 62, 39; 73,
(Cyanura). P ’59,192; ’69, 127 336. J I, 7; IV, 12, 25, 40
(Eniconetta). P ‘799, 471; | Stenaxidea. J I, 96
1900, 18 Stenelmus. P 752, 44
(Eumetopias). P ’81, 113 Steneodon. P ’57, 176
1256
Steneofiber. P 756, 89; ’57, 89, 91,
153, 156, 158, 176; ’58, 158; ’61,
435; "74, 222. J VII, 21, 335, 339,
406
Steneosaurus. P 744, 84
Steneotherium. P ’57, 176
Stenide. P ’44, 40
Stenidia. J II, 158
Steniolia. P ’94, 304;
Stenispa. P ’73, 80
Steno. P ’65, 204
Stenobothrus. P ’78, 315;
702, 6381; ’04, 518, 521;
41, 45, 49, 365, 369; 710, 6
stenocarpa (Cucurbitaria). P 795,
420
Stenocephalidae. P
484
Stenocephalus. P
J VI, 194
Stenocerus. J I, 318
Stenochia. P 54, 219. J IV, 38
Stenochiton. es 94, 71
Stenochloa. 748, 25. J I, 189
Stenocolus. P 53, 228
Stenocorus. j iii, "415, 426; v, 274.
J I, 319; II, 11-16, 20, 102-106;
IV, 40
Stenocrinus.
95, 351, 373
01, 371;
06, 28,
56, 237; 60,
55, 430; 703, 51.
P 786, 111, 127, 181
Stenocrobylus. P ’01, 377
Stenodactylopsis. J VIII, 175
Stenodactylus. P 754, 102; ’56, 147;
58, 254; 59, 299; 66, 125; 68,
97; °74,68. J III,33 -
stenodactylus (Anolis).
(Gelasimus). P
P 56, 231
80, 152, 154;
91, 180
(Hemidactylus). P 56, 237
(Peneeus). P ’60, 43
(Spheriodactylus). P 56, 237
Stenodelphis. P ’08, 25, 29
Stenodera. P ’08, 620
Stenoderma. P ’02, 407 .
Stenodermatine. P ’01, 296
Stenoderus. J I, 315
Stenodon. P ’67, 151
Stenodus. P ’77, 92, 96; ’90, 49
Stenodynerus. P ’02, 65
Stenogonum. P 748,19. J I, 170
Stenogyra. P 773, 247; 7°75, 148,
153, 187, 251; ’76, 127; °79, 19;
782, 235; °87, 181; ’90, 299; 791,
333; ’96, 415; ’99, 368, 370. J
VIII, 393, 409; TX, 43, 84, 108, 111
stenogyra (Conulus). P ’02, 236
Helix). P 1900, 389
(Hyalina). P ’02, 236
Stenogyride. P ’89, 207; ’91, 318;
1900, 95, 561; 703, 775; 706, 148
stenolepis (Carex). P ’87, 70
Stenolophinus. P ’65, 98
Stenolophus. P 743, 297, 301; 758,
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60; ’66, 347; ’68, 373, 376, 382;
73, 325. J IV, 29
Stenomorpha. P 753, 445
Stenomorphus. P ’58, 59;
J IV, 11, 29
stenomphalus (Cyclotus). P ’08, 32
Stenonia. P ’56, 109; 64, 8
Stenopelmatine. P ’03, 630
Stenopelmatus. P ’07, 64, 78; ’09,
T713 710,17
stenopetalum (Sedum).
63, 62; 798, 28, 302
Stenophora. P ’02, 4-19; ’03, 42,
51, 634-640; 705, 89-91, 93, 94, 99;
07, 220, 221
Stenophoride. P ’03, 640
stenophrys (Lachesis). J VIII, 152
Stenophus. P 743, 297
stenophylla (Carex). P ’63, 77
(Lesquerella). P ’07, 248
stenophyllum (Erigeron). P ’48, 21.
J I, 176
(Trifolium). P
546. J Ly 151
Stenophyllus. P ’02, 666;
Stenopilema. P ’01, 276
Stenoplesictis. P ’89, 232, 240
Stenopodide. P ’60, 230
Stenopola. P ’07, 180
Stenops. P ’02, 138; ’04, 149
stenops (Chriacus). P ’92, 296, 420:
Stenopsis. P ’51, 179. J II, 119
65, 98.
j vii, 23. P
48, §: 795,
10, 584
stenopsis (Cionedon). P ’75, 9
Stenopterina. P ’95, 337
Stenopterus. P ’61, 356; ’62, 38. J
II, 7, 20
Stenopus. P 752, 18, 26; ’73, 246;
75, 147; 791, 312
Stenoradsia. P ’98, 288
-Stenorhina. P ’60, 242; ’61, 302,
306, 524; ’65, 197; ’66, 127; 71,
205. J VIII, 141, 142
Stenorhynchus. P ’50, 28;
57, 219. J VII, 415, 416
stenorhynehus (Scotothorus). P ’99,
209
53, 377;
Stenoria. P ’08, 620
Stenorides. J IV, 19
stenosepalus (Pentstemon). P ’63, 71
Stenosoma. j i, 423, 444. P 754,
175. J II, 142, 158; IV, 41
Stenosphenus. P ’62, 39, 41. J II,
12; IV, 24
stenospira (Clausilia). P 701, 655;
02, 239
stenosporum (Melanconium). P ’94,
373
Stenostira. P ’89, 149
Stenostola. J II, 142, 154, 163
58, 201, 209; 61,
66, 312; ’83, 11,
Stenostoma. P
305; ’62, 350;
34. J VIII, 128
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INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
stenostoma (Eulima). P ’05, 107
_ (Partula). .P ’85, 215. J IX,
50, 112
Stenostomide. J VIII, 128
Stenostomum. P ’89, 336
stenostomus (Spheroderus). asi
296
stenostrepta var. declinata (Polygy-
ratia). P 1900, 389
Stenotaphrum. P 89, 361; 705, 696,
698-700
Stenothorax. J III, 236
Stenothyra. P ’05, 749
Stenotomus. P ’77, 210; ’04, 510;
_ 710, 601
Stenotrema. P 58, 209; ’59, 188;
73, 241, 249, 253; °74, 162; 75,
154, 198, 204; ’89, 195, 204; 90,
299; 94, 18; ’98, 389, 397; 1900,
128, 449; ’03, 302; ’06, 530, 532,
540, 542
stenotrema (Helix). P ‘57, 192;
58, 205; °73, 249; °75, 205; ’89,
204
(Polygyra). P ’96, 493; 1900,
129, 131, 452; ’02, 420, 427; ’06,
533, 540
stenotrema depilata (Polygyra). P
96, 4
stenotrema exodon (Polygyra). P
1900, 113, 129
stenotrema nuda (Polygyra). P 1900,
129; 702, 417
stenotrema (Stenotrema). P °75, 154,
204
Stenotus. P ’63, 64
Stentor. P ’62, 507, 515; ’70, 90;
"74, 75; 780, 157
stentor (Gecko). P 702, 176
Stenura. P 47, 151; ’61, 355. J
I, 326-335; IV, 41
Stenuris. P’ 60, 316
stenurus (Celestus). P 68, 124, 126;
96, 464
(Diploglossus). P ’62, 188
(Limax). P ’09, 512
Stenus. P 744, 40; ’59, 288; 66,
347. J IV, 31
stenus (Priscodelphinus). P _ ’68,
188. J VII, 433
Stenygra. J II, 7
stepanowii (Carterius).
180, 261, 262
(Dosilia). P ’87,
stephani (Strophomena).
Stephanibex. P ’05, 759
Stephanite. P ’74, 115
Stephanoceros. P "95, 121;
374-380, 390. J VIII, 312
Stephanocidaris. P ’91, 214
Stephanocrinide. P 86, 206
P 87, 179,
179, 261, 262
P 97, 426
03, 364,
1257
Stephanocrinus. j viii, 278. P ’85,
298; 786, 83, 206-217; ’87, 91-
110; ’90, 360
Stephanoda. P 1900, 387
Stephanodisecus. P ’61, 69
Stephanogonia. P ’90, 139
Stephanolepis. P ’61, 78;- 77, 204;
06, 102
Stephanomeria. P '48, 20; ’63, 69.
J I, 173
Stephanophora. P ’03, 54, 640; ’07,
225
Stephanopis. P "03, 341
Stephanopus. P ’72, 258
Stephanopyxis. P 90, 139; 98, 423
Stephanotis. P ’58, 130; 89, 392
stephensi (Chextodipus). "p 94. 267
(Perognathus). P ’94, 262, 267
stephensii (Polyporus). . J III, 212
Stercorariide. P ’98, 130
Stercorarius. P ’61, 243;
128; ’69, 213; ’92, 146;
504; “98, 130; 1900, 8
stercorarius (Sturnus). P 775, 351
stercorator (Aphodius). J I, 105
stercorea (Chlamydophrys). P
262
stercoreus (Scarabeus).
Stercorite. P ’58, 174
stercorosus (Aphodius). P 44, 136
(Searabeus). P 744, 136 :
Stereuliacee. P ’89, 368
Stereoeaulon. P 63, 96; 793, 216
Stereocerus. P ’73, 323. J II, 236,
243, 256
Stereochila. P 69, 93, 94, 96, 97
Stereochilus. P ’69, 100; 708, 126
Stereocrinus. P ’85, 235, 327; ’86,
80, 180; ’88, 354; ’90, 376
Stereodectes. P ’69, 3. J VII, 404,
446
63, 124,
95, 502,
TT,
j iii, 213
Stereognathide. P ’91, 133, 134
Stereognathus. P 78, 49; 87,
282, 286; 91, 128, 134, 239. J IX,
187, 188, 190, 212, 213, 218, 221,
253
stereoides (Polyporus). J III, 209,
217
Stereolepis. P ’62, 331; ’63, 329;
84, 99; ’07, 250
stereoma (Clausilia). P 01, 502,
638, 641, 653
stereoma var. cognata (Clausilia). P
01, 502, 638, 644, 653
‘ stereoma var. hexaptyx (Clausilia).
P 702, §20, 532
stereoma var. nugax (Clausilia). P
01, 502, 638, 644, 653
stereoma (Stereophedusa). P
502, 638, 641, 653
Stereopalpus. P 55, 270, 971
01,
1258
Stereophedusa. P 1900, 444, 677;
701, 410, 482, 502, 622, 637-656;
02, 379-381, 519; ’03, 318; 704,
809, 817, 821, 833; ’08, 565, 567,
568
stereorum (Spheeria). 12
stereostoma (Chorostate). P ’94, 338
(Diaporthe). P ’94, 3388
Stereotettix. P ’06, 31 .
Stereozaptyx. P ’04, 823, 824; ’07,
502, 508; ’08, 578, 580
Stereum. P ‘90, 219. J II, 279;
ITI, 220-222
sterilis (Dythemis). P ’01, 128
Sterkia. P 1900, 593, 606
sterkiana (Pupa). P ’89, 412
sterkianum (Pisidium). P ’97, 291
(Pupa). P 1900, 589, 606
sterkii (Euconulus). P ’02, 420
(Zonites). P ’89, 198
Sterletus. P ’77, 87; ’89, 247
sterletus (Accipenser). P 777, 87
sterlingensis (Dolabra). P ’66, 260
(Tentaculites). P ’65, 235
Sterlingite. P ’80, 256
Sterna. j v, 31; vii, 291; viii, 157.
P 748, 128; ’53, 429; 55, 317; 56,
298; ’57, 40; ’59, 109, 175; ’60,
379; ’61, 247; 62, 310, 325, 542;
66, 99; ’69, 214; °71, 43-45; 75,
357; ’89, 266; ’92, 101; ’93, 31;
94, 115-118; °98, 133; ’99, 19;
1900, 14; 705, 687, 758; ’08, 100;
709, 355. J I, 228; IX, 399, 400
sternalis (Lycosa). P ’01, 587; ’08,
188
(Pardosa). P ’01, 587; 708,
164, 165, 172, 174, 185, 188
Sternapsis. P ’04, 344
Sternarchorhynchus. P ’64, 152
Sternarchus. P ’64, 152; ’03, 530
Sternaspide. P ’03, 487; ’08, 357
Sternaspis. P ’64, 159; ’03, 487;
04, 706, 728; ’07, 122; ’08, 357
sternbergii (Grevillea). P ’58, 127
(Hedronchus). P ’76, 259
(Lepidodendron). P ’60, 441
Sterner. P ’62, 535
sternicla (Gasteropelecus). P 706,
452
Sternine. P ’62, 292, 535; ’69, 205,
206, 214
Sternobrithes. P ’98, 157
sternodontis (Sarcodexia). P ’94, 278
sternopterus (Asiphonichthys). P
06, 452
Sternoptyx. P ’62, 126; ’84, 312
Sternopygide. P ’71, 257, 290
Sternopygii. P 784, 168
Sternopygus. P ’59, 197; ’64, 152;
"71, 257
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
sternosignatus (Bufo).
71, 216; ’74, 68. J VIII, 101
(Phrynoidis).. P ’63, 49
Sternotheride. P ’68, 282; ’91, 417,
420
Sternotherus. j vi, 29. P ’54, 102,
185, 187, 189; ’56, 106, 108; 59,
294; ’68, 119, 282; ’91, 417, 423;
P '66, 128;
708, 114
Sternotoma. J II, 139, 142
Sternotremia. P ’85, 136
Sternuchus. P ’53, 286
Sternula. P ’62, 542
Sterocarpus. P ’51, 202
Steroderus. P ’73, 317 :
steropes (Actinocrinus). P ’81, 342
(Batocrinus). P ’81, 342
steropes murinus (Phaiona). J I, 99
Steropus. P 743, 297; ’73, 317. J
II, 230
sterquilinus (Saprinus). P ’59, 315
sterri (Pupa). P ’89, 194
Stethaprion. P ’71, 261; ’06, 480-
482
Stethojulis. P 1900, 508. J XII,
535
Stethon. P ’66, 386
Stethoxus. P ’54, 221; ’55, 367. J
IV, 30
steudelii (Carex). P ’87, 77
stevensi (Thaleichthys). P ’58, 225
stevensii (Pachycheles). P ’58, 228,
242
(Unio). P ’71, 188. J VIII,
24 s
(Xanthonia). P ’73, 34
stevensonianus (Emys). P ’70, 53
71, 228
stevensonii (Anabrus). P ’70, 75
Stevia. j i, 121. P 58, 132; 98,
392, 396, 397, 400
stewardsoniana (Goniobasis). P ’62,
272; ’64, 25; ’65, 22. J V, 344
stewardsonii (Unio). P 753, 258
stewartiana (Anodonta). P ’53, 264
stewartii (Achatinella). P ’88, 35
Sthenelais. P ’09, 242; 710, 395-398
Sthenelanella. P 710, 391
stheno (Erinnys). J IV, 176
Sthenolepis. P 710, 391
Sthenorytis. P ’62, 565
Stibiaferrite. P ’73, 365-369
Stibianite. P ’78, 154
Stibnite. P ’85, 224
Sticheus. P ’64, 209, 210
Stichaster. P ’01, 173
Stichopus. P ’88, 312
Stichospora. P ’02, 18
Stichostemma. P ’01, 715
Stictia. P ’95, 363
stictica (Leptura).
sticticus (Amniscus).
J I, 337
J II, 169
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INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
sticticus. Continued.
(Dytiseus). J IV, 30
(Eunectes). J IV, 12, 30
Stictis. P 93, 150, 453; ’94, 352
stictiventris (Crinia). J VI, 202
Stictocranius. P ’66, 374
Stictodiseus. P ’90, 139; 1900, 728,
729
stictogenys (Diadophis). P ’60, 250;
65, 197
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Stictopora.
146
Stictoptera. P ’99, 215
Stifftia. P ’58, 133
stigma (Cerambyx). J II, 106
(Eburia). J U, 106
stigmza (Ulocentra). P ’06, 522
stigmeum (Boleosoma). P ’06, 522
Stigmeus. P ’04, 144
Stigmaphyllon. P ’58, 125; ’89, 369
Stigmaria. P °46, 143; 54, 63; 797,
427
stigmata (Aeshna). j viii, 17
(Bradinopyga). P ’99, 241
(Flata). j iv, 336
stigmaterus (Chironomus). j iii, 15
(Dilophus). j iii, 78
stigmatias (Cheturichthys). P ’97, 86
(Gobius). P ’97, 86
stigmatica (Glandina). P ’60, 151
stigmaticalis (Chrysops). P ’98, 157
stigmaticum (Bembidium).
P ’71, 63, 160, 317; ’84,
278
Stigmatomma. P ’04, 642, 644
Stigmatophora. P ’07, 426
stigmatopterus (Scartichthys). J |
XII, 553
stigmatum (Tetrastemma). P ’57,
163
stigmatura (Filaria). P ’86, 309
stigmaturus (Minnilus). P ’77, 80
(Notropis). P 710, 281
(Photogenis). P 10, 281
stigmatus (Calceocrinus). P ’86, 206
(Cheirocrinus). P ’86, 206
(Cixius). P ’07, 488, 490
Stigmena. P 93, 171
Stigmonota. P ’60, 350
stigmosus (Harpalus). P ’78, 314
(Platynus). P ’54, 58
stigmula (Clivina). P ’57, 82. J
IV, 29
Stigmus. P ’94, 301; ’97, 379; 702, |
731
Stilbe. P '56, 203; ’77, 88, 97. J |
VI, 208, 247
stilbe (Astyanax). P ’06, 431
(Tetragonopterus). P ’06, 431
Stilbee. P °95, 441
Stilbite. P °77, 252; ’82, 289; ’89,
34; °92, 178, 182, 192-200
P °57, 4 |
stigmaticus (Ceratichthys). P ’64, |
1259
Stilbius. P ’65, 274; ’77, 94, 97
stilbius (Minnilus). P ’77, 80
(Nototropis). P 710, 289
(Notropis). P 710, 289
Stilbolemma. J ITI, 236
Stilbomyces. P ’95, 441
Stilbosis. P ’60, 170, 434
Stilbostoma (Melanconis). P 77,
126
stilicidium (Area). P ’80, 21, 24;
81, 450
Stilicus. P ’44, 40 ‘
stillativus (Cyathocrinus). P_ ’86,
150
stillicidium (Area). P ’48, 96; ’62,
580
(Seapharea).
stillmanii (Leptosyne).
Stilophora. P ’55, 411
Stilosoma. P ’90, 199; ’01, 16, 80;
03, 557; 04, 467; 05, 208; 708,
122
Stilpnochlora. P ’04, 543; 05, 42,
54, 807, 842; ’08, 398
Stilpnus. P ’94, 186, 188
stimpsoni (Callianassa). P ’78, 327;
79, 410
(Clausilia).
235
(Decadocrinus). P ’79, 342
(Eulota). P ’05, 734
(Fruticicola). P 702, 237
(Gorgonocephalus). P ’89, 179
(Helix). P ’02, 237
(Pholas). P ’60, 424
(Poteriocrinus). P ’79, 342
(Sieyopterus). P ’60, 101
(Turbonilla). P ’99, 145, 156,
175
(Xylophaga). P 57, 141;
60, 424
P ’62, 580
J Ill, 91
P 01, 655; 02,
3
(Zeacrinus). P ’79, 342
Stimpsonia. P ’53, 365, 367
stimpsonii (Acanthotelson).
47
(Calianassa).
P 65,
P ’82, 197, 200
(Chrysodomus). P ’92, 328
(Echinocardium). P ’63, 360
(Liomesus). P ’98, 419
(Roecellaria). P ’61, 484
(Sipho). P ’92, 328
(Thelyphonus). P ’61, 312
stimulea (Empretia). P ’60, 159
Stiodesmus. P ’96, 262
Stipa. j iii, 125. P ’63, 78, 79;
89, 361; ’91, 296; ’98, 45, 314;
04, 605
stipata (Carex).
(Hadena).
(Hemiareyria).
Stipator. P ’04, 543
stipatum (Hydnum).
P 87, 77
P 75, 64
P °91, 397
J Il, 217
1260
Stiphrornis. P ’59, 39, 40, 51
stipitata (Tubulina). Pp 389, 189
stipticus (Panus). J III, 206
stipularis (Crotalaria). Pp 89, 376
(Hosackia). P ’63, 349
stipulata (Sida). P ’67, 18
Stirapleura. P ’02, 719; ’06, 39, 42,
49; 709, 115, 145; 10, 12
stiria (Leptachina). ty "288, 55
stirurus (Chloroscombrus). P_ ’83,
284
Stizini. P ’94, 302, 304; ’95, 264
Stizocera. J II, 7, 15
Stizoptera. P ’99, 215
Stizorhina. P ’99, 213
Stizostedion. P ’61, 47; °77, 86;
90, 48; ’06, 520; 710, 602
Stizostedium. P ’65, 82, 85
Stizus. P ’94, 301, 304; ’95, 264-
268; ’97, 383
Stoastoma. P 73, 252; 710, 524
stodderii (Stauroneis). P ’65, 138,
18
stokesi (Diploria). P ’88, 307
stokesiana (Trachelomonas). P 705,
668, 670
stolata (Crinia). J VI, 201
(Spacalopsis). J IT, 145
stolatum (Amphiesma). P ’60, 503;
94, 425
stolephora (Helix). P ’60, 151
Stolephoride. P ’92, 244
Stolephorus. P ’84, 34; ’92, 244;
"97, 64, 91, 95; 99, 335; 1900, 497
stoliezkana (‘Thelphusa). P 80, 36
stoliezkanus (Arvicola). P 99) 291
(Microtus).: P ’99, 292, 293
stolida (Chrysomela). P ’56, 29
(Haltica). P 756, 29
(Partula). P ’85, 214. J IX,
44, 70, 108
(Sterna). P ’62, 557, 558; 794,
116
(Tyrannula). P ’72, 77, 78
stolidus (Anous). P ’62, 326, 557,
558; °75, 357; ’94, 115, 116
(Kaupornis). P ’72, 77
(Megalopterus). P ’62, 558
(Myiarehus). P 63, 288; 72,
?
(Myiobius). P ’72, 57, 77
(Pitangus). P ’72, 77
stolifera (Jenkinsia). P ’06, 81
stolli (Ammotrecha). P ’09, 234
(Anchiale). P ’04, 88
(Chromacris). P ’07, 174
(Henlea). P ’10, 20
(Leptothorax). P ’03, 222
(Rhomalea). P ’07, 174
stollii (Callidea). P ’60, 221
(Metriotes). P ’04, 105
stolonifera (Bouteloua). P ’91, 302
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
stolonifera. Continued.
(Cornus). P ’84, 85;
190
(Crategus). P
710, 189, 191
(Hosackia). P ’63, 350
(Ramularia). P 91, 85
97, 186-
05, 608, 623;
stoloniferus (Ranunculus), bie
403
stoltzmanni (Cynoscion), P ’99, 354
(Otolithus). P ’99, 354
stomachosus (Xysticus). P 92, 52;
703, 122, 129, 133, 142
Stomapoda. P’ 50, 25
Stomatella. P 91, 71
Stomatia. P 754, 30
stomatica (Cereospora). P 95, 488
Stomatocrinoidea. P ’79, 245, 253;
"81, 177; 785, 226, 291; 788, 359
Stomatopoda. P 88, 323; 93 105
Stomatopora. P ’41, 18. g Vv; 172
Stombus. P ’68, 250. J VI, 91, 94
Stomias. P ’64, 188
stomias (Esox). P ’82, 307
(Trisotropis). P ’84, 102
Stomiasunculus. P ’64, 208
Stomis. P ’54, 39; ’73, 305. J II,.
237
Stomodon. P ’63, 230, 244
Stomoxys. P 795, 335
stonei (Chrysodomus). P 792, 328
(Lycosa). P ’02, 537, 546;
’03, 61, 128-143, 647; 704, 263, 288
(Melanoplus).~- P ’07, 459
(Schizocosa). P ’08, 165
(Sipho). P ’92, 328
(Synaptomys). 94, 392;
97, 26, 305
stonensis (Unio). P ’53, 258
Stoparola. P ’89, 154
storeri (Acipenser). P ’89, 251, 257
(Atherina). P ’56, 136; ’03,
739
(Leuciseus). P 56, 189; 785,
Storeria. P ’56, 307, 310; 64, 167;
74, 116; ’93, 385; 94, 425; 795,
405, 406; ’01, 16, 41; 703, 554;
04, 467, 471; ’08, 121
storeria (Cichla). P ’65, 65; ’76,
68-71
storerianus (Hybopsis). P ’56, 211;
64, 279; °77, 45; 708, 550
(Leuciseus). P ,’56, 211
(Rutilus). P ’56, 211
storerioides (Tropidoclonium). P
65, 190, 197 :
storerius (Pomoxys). P ’65, 65;
76
Storthingoerinus. P 81, 232-248;
86, 79, 89, 95; 85, 263
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INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
-stoutii fAliooocneniey- P 753, 283;
759,-76
(Exops). P 759, 76
(Polistotrema). P 707,
straba (Cermatia). J V, 11
strabo (Erigone). P 705, 317
(Triceratium). P 1900, 706
Strabomantis. J VI, 91, 96
wage: * (Arvicola). P ’99, 292
icrotus). P ’99, 292, 293
Strachia. P ’60, 224
Stragalus. j ii, 122
straminea (Carex).
663; 702, 660
straminea var.
1900, 663
sstraminea var. aperta (Carex). P
"87, 79
straminea var. brevior (Carex). P
r
461
P ’87, 79; 1900,
alata (Carex). P
02, 666
straminea var.
1900, 663
straminea (Goniobasis).
"65, 31. J V, 227
(Helicina). J VIII, 407; IX,
fenea (Carex).
P 61, 27;
101
(Laminella). P
(Melania). P
31. J V, 227
(Pseudosermyle). P
0
88, 43
61, 121; 65,
09, 115,
(Stentor). P
(Tetragnatha). P ’92, 51
sstramineum (Dentalium). P ’82, 198
(Hypnum). J III, 203
stramineus (Chilomeniscus) . Pr760;
339; °61, 302; ’01, 85; 708, 123
stramineus cinctus ( Chilomeniseus).
P 701, 85
stramineus (Cyelotus).
(Cynonyeteris). P
62, 518
P 73, 252
89, 336
(Hybognathus). P ’64, 283;
10, 274
(Hybopsis). P 777, 45
(Natalus). P ’89, 332 |
(Unio). P °53, 258; '77, 27,
31.. J IV, 222
stramonium (Datura). P ’60, 304;
89, 395; °01, 455
Strangalia. P 54, 18, 219. J I,
312, 326-333; II, 101, 176
strangei (Aspergillum). P ’61, 466,
494
(Brechites). P
(Humphreyia).
(Myrtea). P ’72, 89
(Scintilla). P ’72, 226
strangeri (Bifidaria). P 1900, 426,
429
‘strangulata (Buprestis). P
(Chrysobothris). P ’44, 147
(Clepsydra). P ’61, 492
61, 494
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P ’61, 466, 494
44, 147 |
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strangulata. Continued.
(Helix). P ’76, 273
(Urocoptis). P ’98, 276
strangulatum (Aspergillum). P
492
strangulatus (Brechites). P ’61, 492
(Diastichus). P 783, 158
(Euspondylus). P ’68, 99
(Penicillus). P ’61, 492
Straparollus. P ’52, 190; 60, 462;
61, 145; ’63, 20; ’65, 110, 132;
70, 45, 46, 62; ’88, 241; 789, 287,
291-296; °91, 255; ’05, 19. J IV,
299
Strategus. P ’54, 217; ’66, 348, 382.
J IV, 33
Stratiomyia. P ’95, 321
Stratiomyide. P ’94, 271, 419;
320; 98, 157
Stratiomys. j vi, 160. P ’82, 74, 86;
709, 108
stratiotes (Pistia). P
Stratoeles. P ’04, 91; ’05, 840
stratum (Euscalpellum). P ’08, 108
stratus (Stiodesmus). P ’96, 262
strauchi (Microtus). P ’99, 283
streatori (Helix). P ’89, 413
(Hemitrochus). P ’89, 413
streatori leptus (Putorius). P
404
61,
95,
01, 557
08,
strebeli (Anodonta). P 709, 539
(Helix). P ’02, 429
(Glabaris). P ’09, 539
(Lampsilis). P ’09, 533
(Physa). P 791, 322
(Strobilops). P 703, 766;
148
(Valvata). P ’03, 778
Strebelia. P ’75, 146; ’03, 774
strebeliana (Praticolella). P
394; 703, 762
strebelii (Anodonta). P ’68, 150.
66, 133. J VI,
06,
99,
(Unio). P
Strebelognathus. P ’09, 28
Strebla. P ’94, 281
Streblocrinus. P 86, 115
streblonyx (Bernhardus).
58, 236
(Pagurus). P ’58, 236
Streblopteria. P ’71, 61, 62, 178
streetsii (Tetragonopterus). cos ol
217; 706, 345
Strelitzia. P 758, 123
Stremmatognathus. =
Strengite. P ’77, 277
Strenotremia. P ’77, 61, 95
strenua (Callipepla). J I, 219
(Goniobasis). P ’62, 267; "64.
65, 23.. J V, 316
(Melissodes). P ’78, 213
P 52, 6;
68, 109
28;
1262
strenua. Continued.
(Ninox). P ’90, 130
(Trimerotropis). P
08, 390; ’09, 451
strenuum (Dentalium). P ’03, 266
strenuus (Alpheus). P ’52, 21; ’60,
29
06, 388;
(Baridius). P ’68, 363
(Brachinus). P 744, 48; ’62,
524. J IV, 28
(Lophoglossus). P ’73, 316. J
II, 249
(Prototomus). P ’92, 310
(Sinopa). P ’92, 310
(Stypolophus). P ’92, 310
Strepera. P ’91, 441
strepera (Anas). P ’51, 224; 53,
428; ’55, 316; ’56, 296; ’92, 113;
93, 31; ’95, 468. J IX, 406
streperus (Chaulelasmus). P ’64, 72;
66, 99; ’71, 36
Strephenterus. J IX, 15
Strephobasis. P ’61, 96; 62, 263,
273; '63, 306, 321; ’65, 22; 96,
496, 498. J V, 218, 264, 355; VI,
151 *
Strephona. P ’62, 287, 563
Strephuris. P ’50, 84. J II, 45
Strepoma. P ’63, 274
Strepomatide. P ’63, 273, 306; ’64,
92; ’65, 19; ’82, 334; ’89, 195;
94, 26
Strepsiceros. P 796, 519
strepsiceros (Strepsiceros). P
519
Strepsidura. P ’80, 364, 372;
395; ’95, 71. J IV, 286; IX,
Strepsilas. jv, 95; vii, 291. P
426; ’57, 40; ’61, 228; ’64,
71, 29; °75, 355. J I, 220
Strepsiptera. P ’64, 50
Streptacis. P ’71, 173
streptanthum (Ribes).
Streptanthus.
61, 448; 62, 161; ’63, 57; ’96, 39
Streptaxide. P ’89, 194; ’97, 477;
99, 226; 1900, 385, 564, 571, 572;
704, 631; ’05, 736
Streptaxis. P ’75, 146; ’82, 235;
88, 241; ’97, 477; 1900, 386; 705,
736
P 63, 61
streptaxon (Endodonta). J IX, 34
(Helix). J IX, 33, 34
streptocarpa (Draba). P ’63, 58
(Euealypta). P 755, 445
Streptocephalus. P ’79, 200; ’80,
156
streptocheles (Porcellana). P 58,
229, 2438
streptochirus (Alpheus). P ’60, 30
Streptocrinus. P ’86, 148
streptonotus (Drillia). P ’04, 7
jv, 184; vii, 12. P |
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Streptophorus. P ’60, 76, 340; 63,
100; ’66, 128; ’68, 101; ’91, 463.
J VIII, 145
Streptopus. P ’63, 76; ’68, 174;
84, 93; ’91, 434
Streptorhynchus. P ’65, 117; ’83,
. 213; ’88, 229; ’91, 244; 97, 449
Streptosauria. P ’70, 10
Streptospondylus. J I, 13
Streptostele. P ’75, 146
Streptostoma. P ’49, 230; ’50, 100;
51, 284; ’56, 50
Streptostyla. P ’75, 146; ’91, 311;
92, 338; ’99, 397; 03, 774; 709,
544
streptostyla (Spiraxis). P ’60, 152
Streptosus. P ’93, 296
stretchiana (Succinea). P 7’75, 155,
232; ’89, 209
stretchii (Melissodes). P ’78, 207
(Mesoleius). P ’78, 871
strieformis (Cercospora). P ’91, 88
Striarca. P ’62, 290, 580; 781, 450-
452
striata (Abax).
(Agave).
J II, 248
P ’89, 356
(Aligena). P 48, 95; ’88, 171
(Anatifa). J ITI, 151
striata magellanica (Anomia).
73, 184
striata (Anyphena).
rr
P 1900, 530,
532
ue oes ube P ’61, 97; ’63, 142;
» 245
(Avena). P ’63, 78
(Bulla). P ’91, 49, 142. JF
VIII, 370
(Buprestis). P ’57, 8; 773, 88
(Calyptrea). jv, 216
(Cassidaria). P ’75, 361
(Cercomaya). P ’65, 251
(Chama). P ’62, 576; 782, 156.
(Chondrella). P 79, 28. J
VIII, 408, 410; LX, 106, 110, 111
(Colaspis). j iii, 444
(Cornella). P 756, 152; 760,
263
(Crania). P ’73, 200
(Cyathaxonia). J VIII, 308
(Cyrena). P ’60, 285
(Dendroica). P ’59, 106; ’61,
220; °71, 20; °83, 61; ’95, 4955
96, 157, 160; ’08, 155
(Diaphorillas). P ’99, 212
(Difflugia). P ’78, 172
(Discina). P ’73, 200
(Euglandina). P ’10, 503
(Euprepis). P ’54, 98; ’57, 72
(Feronia). J II, 248
(Fringilla). j iv, 61
(Gryphea). J VIII, 323
(Heteronemia). P ’04, 54
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
striata. Continued. —
(Hyena). P
(Hydrocena). P 79,
VIII, 408; IX, 106
(Hydrophis). J I, 305
(Hyla). J VIII, 106
(Hypotenidia). P ’94, 137
(Juga). P 64, 34; ’65, 24
(Kellia). P ’62, 577;
(Lasiospheria).
(Lenzites). J II, 277
(Mantis). P ’03, 706
(Margarita). P ’65, 62
(Martesia). P ’62, 192, 195,
220; ’63, 145. J VIII, 370
(Megistostoma). P ’82, 198,
210, 213
(Melampus).
(Melandrya).
347. JI, 97
(Melania).
(Menestho).
(Modelia). P ’61, 368
(Molge). P ’59, 125
(Motacilla). j iv, 199. P
220
(Natica).
(Nicania).
(Orbicula).
(Ostrea).
(Pasithea).
295
(Pholas).
(Phyllotheca). P ’97, 427
_ (Physa). P ’64, 115
(Polyspilota). P ’03, 706
(Protosphyrena). P 56, 302
(Pseudobranchus). J I, 291
(Rallus). P ’94, 137
(Siren). j v, 322; vi,
08, 127. J I, 291; VI, 99
(Sylvia). j iv, 199
(Sylvicola). P
399; 55, 309; ’61, 220
(Tamia). P 52, ar
(Tanystola). P 154,
(Tellina). P 1900, 480
(Terebratulina). P 73, 180
(Thelephora). J III, 220
(Trematopora). P ’66, 117
(Tringa). P ’61, 183
(Tuba). P
(Turbinolia).
(Turritella).
(Uria).
(Urocoptis).
(Utricularia).
(Valvata). P
(Viola). P ’60, 199;
687, 693, 695-697
(Voluta). P ’48, 107
188, 90, 189
P ’93, 448
P 79, 27
P °46, 55; ’66,
P 64, 34
J IV, 295
P °48, 102
P 63, 142
P 73, 200
J VIII, 323
P. 748,103. J IV,
35. P
88, 99
P 82, 168
P 68, 68
P 98, 275
P 60, 303
' striatella (Achatinella).
238. J |
182 158
P 62, 196, 212, 220 |
53, 311, 312, |
03, 686, |
striatana (Anchylopera). P ’60, 349 ©
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1263
Striatella. P ’61, 71
P 88, 53
60, 273
60, 294, 299;
(Corbicula). P
cas P
62,
’ Helix). P '57, 135;
760, 19, 155; ’61, 330;
79, 33; 06, 153
(Patula). P ’66, 315;
180; 789, 200, 413;
395
striatella cronkheitei
789, 200
striatella (Pyramidula).
02, 511; 710, 46
(Stromatopora).
(Urocoptis). P ’98, 275
striatellum (Cardium). J VIII, 318
(Cerion). P 96, 326
(Criocardium). J VIII, 318
striatellus (Hydroporus). P ’55, 291,
295; 66, 348. J IV, 12, 30
striaticeps (Docoderus). P ’58, 75
(Embernagra). P ’65, 170
striatifrons (Zethus). P ’99, 409,
433
striatigula (Neomixis). P ’99, 211
striatina (Cyclas). P ’60, 18, 299,
58, 205;
72, 101;
75, 153,
793, 238, 389,
(Patula). P
P 794, 17;
P '86, 44
300; ’61, 403, 405
striatinum (Spherium). P ’60, 299;
61, 405; °72, 105; "94, 29; 96,
500
striatipictus (Saltator). P ’99, 51
striatissima (Pythina). P ’72, 233
striatogranulatum (Solarium). P ’79,
212
striatonodosus (Fusus). J VIII, 326
striatopunctata (Clivina). P ’57, 81
striatopanctatum (Agonum). P ’54,
3
striatopunctatus (Hydroporus). P ’44,
20; °55, 291
(Platynus). P °54, 53
(Rembus). P 744, 50
striatula var. japonica (Bithynia). P
701, 405; 702, 121
striatula (Coluber). P ’08, 121
(Conocephalus). P ’60, 76
(Cyrena). P ’60, 285
(Goniobasis). P ’64, 34;
24
(Haldea). P ’60, 76;
01, 44; °03, 554
(Leptachatina).
(Melania).
‘(Orthis). P ’97, 427, 449
(Surirella). P ’61, 170
(Thelephora). J II, 279
(Verrucaria). P ’63, 96
striatulum (Calosoma). P ’62, 53
striatulus (Agriotes). P ’45, 217
(Anolis). P ’61, 209
65,
95, 407;
P ’88, 17, 55
P 64, 34
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striatulus. Continued.
(Aplostoma). P ’94, 15
(Coluber). j v, 354; vi, 36.
P ’01, 44
(Elater).
(Olibrus).
P 45, 217
P °56, 16
(Ophisaurus). P ’56, 240, 309
(Trachycorystes). P ’03, 501
(Troglodytes). P ’99, 308
(Trox). jv, 192
(Unio). P ’57, 86. J V, 55,
421
striatum (Acer). P ’74, 138
(Busycon). P ’62, 561, §84
(Cerithium). j vii, 146. P 748,
98; ’90, 400
(Flabellum). P ’05, 4. J IV,
399
(Fulgur). P ’02, 506; 705,
353, 355
(Linum). P 1900, 484
(Megalasma). P ’07, 411, 415
striatum subsp. minus (Megalasma).
P ’07, 409
striatum (Monotoma). P ’58, 65.
J IV, 32
(Opatrum). P 744, 104
(Pleurocera). P ’63, 316
(Terebellum). P ’62, 568
(Triglochin). P ’89, 357
(Trypanostoma). P ’62, 173;
63, 316. J V, 294
(Trypoxylon). P .’93, 476
(Turritella). P ’62, 568
Striatura. P ’06, 153
striatus (Acteon). P 748, 95
(Anchomenus). P ’54, 58
(Anthias). P ’63, 178; 82,
306; ’97, 104
(Astragalus). P ’63, 60
(Baridius). P ’68, 362, 365
(Baryerinus). P ’79, 326
(Berosus). P 755, 365
(Bubo). j iii, 357
(Celestus). P ’68, 124; ’08,
117
(Centropristes). P
07, 263; 709, 407
(Centropyx). P ’61, 495, 496
(Chetodon). P ’97, 123
(Colymbus). P ’62, 228
(Ceruchus). P ’59, 85, 288
ne eo P ’94, 70, 85;
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04, 510;
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(Cureulio).
(Cyathocrinus).
(Cychrus).
(Dichocrinus).
81, 259. J II, 62
(Diplacanthus). P ’10, 663
(Docodon). J IX, 232
j iii, 314
P ’79, 310
P 59, 69
P 69, 69, 70;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
striatus. Continued.
(Echinorhynehus). P ’56, 48
(Epinephelus). P ’82, 305; ’97,
104; ’06, 96
(Eumesodon). P ’60, 263
(Fornax). P ’52, 47
(Graphiocrinus). P ’79, 346
(Helicus). P ’52, 43
(Homalochilus). P ’71, 218
(Hydrophilus).
(Hydrophis). P ’59, 347
(Lathridius).
(Lestris). P ’63, 129
(Lyctus). P ’44, 112. J IV,
12, 36
(Macrostylocrinus). P ’81, 277
striatus var. granulosus (Macrostylo-
crinus). P 785, 324
striatus (Melampus).
IX, 89, 110
(Melanerpes). P ’09, 360
(Nautilus). J VIII, 309
(Ochodeus). P ’54, 222, J
IV, 34
(Odynerus). P ’02, 60, 69
(Ophiodes). P ’62, 350; 98,
103, 104
(Oriolus).
(Ostracion).
(Pachygrapsus).
(Pagurus). P
233, 246
(Paleocrinus). P ’79, 310; 786,
149
(Pentamerus). P ’97, 421 .
(Picus). P 64, 243
(Platycrinus). P ’81, 249
(Productus). P ’97, 417, 427
(Pseudobranechus). P ’95, 407
(Pterostichus). P ’73, 307
(Roceus). P ’60, 112; ’77, 84
(Saurocephalus). P 56, 302
(Scaphiocrinus). P ’69, 142;
"79, 346
(Schizocrinus). P ’81, 395
98, 348 ae
’
P ’87, 141. J
P 91, 449
P 82, 309
P 80, 200
50, 29; 58,
(Sciurus). P
striatus asiaticus (Sciurus).
349
striatus (Serranus). P 763, 178; .
07, 255
(Spirifer). P ’52, 190; 759,
27; 770, 37... J: Th, Boyes) eee
307
(Stereorarius). P ’63, 129, 131
(Tamias). P ’78, 22; ’80, 348;
194, 218, 389; 96, 193; 797, 30,
215; ’98, 122, 123; ’07, 456
striatus lysteri (Tamias). P ’97, 215
striatus (Technocrinus). P ’81, 291
(Trox). P ’44, 187; ’54, 213
(Unio). P ’53, 258; ’54, 240,
245. J V, 418
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INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
stricklandi (Dryobates). P ’90, 214
Stricklandinia..-P-70, 37; ’76, 30
stricta (Alsine). P 63, 59
(Arenaria). P 10, 545, 547,
549, 563
(Aristida). P ’72, 218
(Calamagrostis). P ’63, 79. J .
ITI, 183, 200
(Carex). P ’87, 71
(Ceratostomella). P ’95, 30
(Eleodes). P ’58, 182
(Glyceria). P 62, 95, 335
(Grammatophora). P 53, 431
(Lysimachia). P 760, 303;
* 1900, 546
(Meibomia). P ’07, 455
(Melica). P ’85, 41, 44
[Oeeis).. P ’60, 199; 792, |
288; 710, 580
(Solidago). P ’60, 514; 1900, |
671; 707, 455
(Spartina). P
660; *02, 652-655
81, 454; 1900,
stricta var. glabra (Spartina). P |
1900, 663
stricta maritima (Spartina).
663; ’09, 378-398
stricta (Spheria). P
(Stellaria). P
188 -
(Verbena). P
stricte (Stagonospora).
strictaluna (Clausilia). P
04, 828
795, 30
63, 94. J ILI,
"16, 172
01, 650;
P 1900,
P 793, 162
strictaluna var. emersa (Clausilia). P|
702, 531
strictaluna var. major (Clausilia). P |
701, 650
strictaluna var. nana (Clausilia). P |
01, 650
strictoides, (Conocephalus). P 707, |
393
(Xiphidium). P ’07,
strictum (Brizopyrum). P
(Geum). P ’60, 513
(Gnaphalium). P 63, 67
(Pleurocera). P ’63, 313
(Spherium). P ’60, 298,
(Trypanostoma). P ’62,
"63, 313. J V, 352
, (Xiphidion). P
393
63, 78
299
06, 416;- ’10,
ietetos (Conocephalus). P 710, 616,
643
stridens (Falco). P ’67, 213
stridula (Strix). j iii, 355
stridulum (Syrnium). P 90, 127
eewemia. P ’56, 109; 67, 128. J
Pe (Amphisile). P 62,
i sidctéma). P 53, 284
80
234;
272; |
strigilis (Ambulyx).
1265
strigata. Continued.
(Anthaxia). P ’59, 71
(Certiocaris). P ’71, 335
(Eleotris). P ’63, 270; ’82,
04
(Euparia). P 61,335. J IV, 34
(Eutryxalis). P ’06, 15
(Lacerta). P 62, 340
(Melolontha). P 44, 141
(Mnais). P ’01, 134
(Orbicula). P ’73, 201
(Parorphula). P ’06, 20
(Partula). P ’85, 220
(Pisania). P ’04, 595
(Solenoearis). P ’71, 335
strigatum (Cyclostoma). P ’87, 147
strigatus (Antennarius). P 63, 92
(Aphodius). j iii, 212. J I,
106; LV, 34
. (Athoiis). P 744, 154
(Colymbetes). J IV, 30
(Cyclophorus). P ’87, 147
(Elater). P 744, 154
(Holacanthus). P 62, 243
(Microcanthus). P ’82, 273
(Nautilus). P ’62, 428
(Ostodes). P ’87, 147
(Sanguinolites). P ’65, 127
(Scarabeus). j iii, 212
(Trematodiscus). P ’62, 428
(Turdus). P 702, 690
striggilata (Melania). P ’64, 48
Strigiceps. P 746, 46
strigicollis (Anchomenus). P 54, 57
(Platynus). P ’54, 57
strigida (Lytta). P ’08, 618
Strigide. P 749, Suppl.; 63, 153;
66, 49; ’70, 139, 141; 783, 65;
90, 124; 95, 480
strigifinitella (Gracilaria). P ’60, 7
strigilata (Aemeops). J I, 312, 323
(Leptura). J I, 323
_ strigilatus (Homalochilus). P ’62, 71
(Vanellus). P ’71, 194
J IV, 152
J IV, 152
(Portunus). P ’58, 38
(Sphinx). J IV, 152
Strigilla. P °48, 106; ’62, 573; 782,
155-164; ’98, 62; ’03, 757. J VIII,
333
strigilla (Lucina). P
138; ’72, 85
strigillata (Cardita). P ’61, 33
(Cyprina). P ’61, 33
(Edmondia). P ’63, 12
strigillatus (Grapsus). P ’80, 197
(Pholus).
71, 135, 136,
strigillosum (Thalictrum). .P ’98,
403
strigimanus (Clibanarius). P ’91,
(Pagurus). P ’58, 233
1266
Strigine. P 53, 306
strigirostris (Didnuculus). P ’64, 50
strigisacadice (Tenia). P ’55, 444;
56, 46
Strigoderma. J IV, 33
strigosa (Difflugia). P ’78, 172
sue tee Pe ys, 10S: “B0,
(Galathea). P 50, 29; ’58, 238
(Gervillia). P ’65, 125
(Halesidota). P ’60, 533, 535
(Helix). P ’59, 188; ’73, 285;
05, 269
(Hosackia). P ’63, 351
(Isophyllia). P ’88, 305
(Lytta). P 53, 341
(Meandrina). P ’88, 306; ’90,
90, 303, 306
(Melania). P ’63, 315
(Oreohelix). P ’05, 270-276,
283
strigosa concentrata (Oreohelix). P
05, 273-275, 278; ’09, 497, 511
strigosa huachucana (Oreohelix). P
05, 270-275, 276; ’09, 496, 512;
710, 48 .
strigosa metcalfei
05, 278 ;
strigosa var. parma (Oreohelix). P
05, 275
strigosa socorroensis (Oreohelix). P
05, 279, 280
(Patala}. °° Ps 17252, 183 = 73,
249; ’74, 41; ’75, 153, 179; ’85,
215; ’89, 199; ’90, 297; 705, 269,
275, 281; ’09, 496. J IX, 50, 112
strigosa var. concentrata (Patula).
P 705, 273; ’09, 497
strigosa haydeni (Patula).
200
(Oreohelix). P
P ’89,
strigosa idahoensis (Patula). P ’89,
200
strigosa strigosa (Patula). P ’89,
199
strigosa (Potentilla). P ’63, 61
strigosa huachucana (Pyramidula).
P ’02, 511; ’05, 275, 278, 280
strigosa (Simplocaria). P 44, 118;
54, 113, 217
(Strangalia). J I, 329
(Sureula). P ’76, 279
(Synealypta). P 754, 113
(Thelephora). J III, 222
strigosozonatus (Merulius). J III,
214
strigosum (Erigeron). P ’60, 303
(Hydnum). J ITI, 215
(Pleurocera). P ’63, 315
(Pleurosigma). P 1900, 473
(Trypanostoma). P ’72, 113
strigosus (Acritus). P ’53, 289
(Byrrhus). P ’44, 118
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Continued.
(Cancer). P 58, 238; ’80, 194
(Catops). P ’53, 281
(Colymbetes). P ’62, 522
(Cyperus). P 1900, 652, 663;
02, 644; 710, 555
(Georissus). P 754, 217
(Goniopsis). P ’80, 194
(Grapsus). P 758, 102;
193, 194
(Rubus).
(Unio).
J V, 411
Strigula. J II, 280, 283, 291, 292 _
strigulosa (Hypocyrta). P 58, 131
striisporum (Chlorosplenium). P ’95,
429
striobrachiatus (Platyerinus).
245
striola (Bembidium). J IV, 30
(Ochthedromus). P ’57, 5
striolata (Cassida). P ’73, 78
(Eleodes). P 758, 181, 185.
J IV, 37
(Ethalia). P ’05, 115
(Neverita). J VIII, 315
(Partula). P ’85,215. J IX, 72
striolatum (Closterium). P ’69, Biol.
1
strigosus.
80,
P 91, 434
P '53, 258; 54, 245.
P ’81,
(Triceratium). P 761, 65;
1900, 704, 731
striolatus (Clibanarius).
758, 235, 247
(Cyathocrinus). P ’79, 310
(Hydrophilus). P ’55, 868
striolenta (Leodes). P 53, 366
P '52, 75
striosa abdita (Leptinaria). P 710,
518
Strisores. P ’69, 204
Strix. j iii, 353; iv, 271; vii, 193,
316; viii, 151. P ’44, 19; ’46, 47;
53, 307, 396; 59, 190; 760, 374;
62, 313; ’63, 153; ’64, 238; ’66,
49, 50; ’71, 27; °75, 344; 783, 65;
90, 124; ’92, 112; ’95, 480; 702,
673; ’05, 689, 763; ’09, 359. J
I, 28; II, 261
strix (Epeira). P ’81, 432; 782, 97,
255; ’85, 103; ’88, 175, 215; 792,
49; ’04, 129 ,
Strobila. P ’66, 315; ’75, 154, 200;
789, 206; ’92, 403
strobilaceus (Boletus). J III, 207
Strobilacystites. P ’76, 28
strobiliformis (Mammillaria). P 798,
386
Strobilomyces. J III, 207
Strobilops. P ’92, 403; ’94, 22; ’99,
404; 1900, 133, 578; ’02, 417, 420;
703, 766; ’04, 407, 409, 410, 413;
706, 124, 147, 148, 534, 557; 708,
455
ee, ee ae ee a
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Strobilus.._P-’92, 403 :
strobilus (Pupa). P ’96, 328
Strobisia. P ’60, 164, 434
strobus (Pinus). P ’89, 56; ’04, 607
strodeana (Pleurobema). P 1900, 81
strodeanus (Unio). P 1900, 81
stroemi (Nymphon). P ’01, 168
(Terebellides). P 03, 478;
708, 352
stroemi var. japonica (Terebellides).
P 703, 478
stroemii (Scalpellum).
stroemii aduncum (Scalpellum). P
708, 109
stroemii latirostrum (Scalpellum). P
i
P 08, 109
708, 109
stroemii luridum (Scalpellum).
708, 109
stroemii obesum (Scalpellum).
708, 109
stroemii septentrionale (Scalpellum).
P 708, 109
stroemii substroemii (Scalpellum).
P ’08, 109
stroemii (Terebellides). P ’08, 322,
352
Stromaide. P 72, 272
Stromateide. P ’84, 311; ’92, 258;
97, 73, 103; 99, 337; 704, 509;
705, 499; ’06, 116. J XII, 513
Stromateine. P ’06, 116
Stromateoides. P ’62, 126; ’97, 73
Stromateus. P 62, 126; ’83, 284;
84, 45, 311-315; ’92, 258; °97, 73,
103; ’99, 337; ’05, 499; ’06, 116
Stromatium. J II, 7, 8
Stromatocerium. P ’66, 118;
46, 48, 54
Stromatopora. P ’86, 39-56
stromatoporoides (Alveolites). P ’86,
55
strombi (Pinnotheres). P ’05, 371
Strombide. P ’60, 422; 91, 52; 05,
23. J IV, 284
Strombina. J VIII, 328, 356
stromboides (Cassidula). P 753, 448
( ). P '53, 448
Strombus. P 59, 179; ’60, 198; ’63,
310; ’71, 147; ’76, 298; ’78, 301;
791, 52; °97, 290; ’03, 758; ’05,
292, 345, 346, 351, 372. J III,
330; IV, 284; VIII, 316, 340, 360;
X, 26, 148, 470, 510, 524, 534;
XI, 63, 188, 359, 360, 374, 392;
XII, 396; XIII, 325, 415, 461
86,
Stromeyerite. P ’59, 308; ’74, 113;
86, 281
strongia (Scorpena). P 1900, 515
‘(Sebastapista). P ’85, 394
(Sebastopsis). P 1900, 515
_ Strongylocentrotus. P 91, 214, 480;
01, 170. J XIII, 89, 94, 99-107
1267
strongylocephalus (Mugil). P ’97,
70
strongylodes (Helix). P
’58, 200
Strongylosoma.
strongylurus (Belone). P ’97, 69
'(Mastacembelus). P ’97, 69
. (Tylosurus). P ’97, 69
Strongylus. j vi, 297. P ’42, 191;
56, 54; 780,130. J I, 302
Strontianite. P ’76, 11
Strontian-sulphate. j ii, 300, 311
Strophalosia. P ’63, 4
Strophanthus. P ’58, 129
Strophia. P ’74, 53; ’75, 148, 154,
190; ’89, 207; 795, 208, 209; 96,
315-328
Strophina. P ’98, 269, 271, 278, 284
Strophiops. P ’96, 317, 318
57, 189;
P 64, 8
Strophitus. P 753, 262, 267. J V,
447, 450
Strophius. P ’09, 213
Strophocheilus. P ’98, 237; 1900,
389-394, 564
Stropholirion. P ’67, 82; 68, 173.
J VI, 370 ;
Strophomena. j viii, 235, 253. P
742, 178, 197; 743, 330-332; 746,
23, 33; 780, 267; ’97, 426. J III,
23
strophostoma (Bifidaria). P 1900,
590
(Boysidia). P 1900, 592
Strophostyles. P ’91, 257; 1900, 640,
641, 643, 646, 649, 659, 666; 02,
651, 662, 667; ’04, 604; ’09, 385,
391; ’10, 548, 566
Strotarchus. P ’09, 200
Strotocrinus. P 766, 253; ’68, 326,
329; ’69, 153, 158-162; ’78, 233,
248, 265; ’79, 234; ’81, 187-270;
317-332, 410; ’85, 247-278, 335;
90, 154-158
structilis (Crategus). P
656; °10, 246, 247
strumarium (Xanthium). P
514; -89, 388; 702, 665
Strumella. P ’93, 465
strumosa (Lacerta).
116
(Salamandra). j vi, 16
strumosus (Carausius). P ’04, 42
(Fusus). P 748, 100; ’62, 560;
82, 170
(Gobiesox). P ’70, 121
(Unio). P ’72, 158; 773, 423.
J VII, 57
Strumpfia. P ’89, 386
struthanthi (Aleyrodes). P ’02, 282
Struthio. P ’64, 257; ’69, 198; ’76,
10, 11
Struthiolaria.
05, 655,
60,
j vi, 16; 08,
J VIII, 330
1268
Struthiones. P ’69, 195
Struthionide. P ’83, 269
Struthus. P ’52, 202; ’54, 67; ’66,
85, 87. J I, 49; Il, 265
struveanus (Trochus). J VIII, 316
struvii (Fusulinella). P ’97, 417
struwitzii (Ophioglypha). P ’01, 181
stryatis (Leucophrys). P 756, 42
studiosum (Theridium). P ’03, 340;
04, 125
studiosus (Anelosimus). P ’09, 204
.stiibelli (Loricaria). P ’03, 501
stuhlmanni (Eletica). P ’08, 617
(Palpares). P ’99, 243
stulta (Dicranomyia). P ’59, 210
(Limnobia). P 759, 206
(Perigonia). J IV, 138
stultorum (Mactra).° j vi, 257
stultus (Halictus). P ’96, 40
(Passer). P ’62, 557
stupida (Amara). P ’55, 347
|
stupidus (Harpalus). P ’65, 101, 103 |
(Mesostenus).
Sturio. P ’77, 87;
sturio (Acipenser). P
250, 255; °92, 241;
599, 603
89, 247, 250, 255
89, 247, 249,
04, 506; 10,
sturio oxyrhynchus (Acipenser). P |
89, 250, 255
sturio (Sturio). P ’89, 2
Sturisoma. P ’82, 281
sturmii (Pteroglossus). P ’67, 113
Sturnella. P ’47, 204; 748, 90; 751,
217; ’53, 383, 396; ’55, 312; 56,
291; ’59, 107, 192; ’66, 23-25; 91;
68, 84, 150; ’69, 126; 71, 25;
74, 98; °75, 348; ’83, 63; ’89,
269; ’92, 108; ’93, 47, 63; 95,
487; ’96, 112, 115, 116, 135; ’97,
146-152; ’98, 82, 213; ’99, 16, 17,
26; ’04, 582; ’05, 683; ’08, 92,
154. J I, 47; II, 269
Sturnide. P ’53, 383; -’91, 441; 705,
781
Sturnira. P ’78, 48
Sturnus. j iv, 31, 180; viii, 152. P
58, 192; 764, 249; 66, 10, 15, 18,
23, 25, 405; °67, 216; °75, 351;
‘97, 146
stutchburyi (Teredo). P ’62, 456,
480
(Xylotrya). P ’62, 456, 480;
63, 145
‘stuvei (Lespedeza). P ’60, 513
stuvitzii (Gobius). P ’63, 269
Stychodactyline. P ’89, 106, 113
Styela. J XIII, 7
Stygia. j iii, 41
stygia (Augitrema). P ’63, 318; 765,
21
(Hendersonia). P ’94, 364
(Lithasia). P ’96, 497
P 73, 151, 159 |
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
stygia. Continued.
(Melania). P ’63, 318
(Parmelia). P ’63, 96
(Patellea). P ’95, 429
stygica (Cantharis). P 758, 335.
(Feronia). J II, 246
(Lytta). P 53, 335
(Omaseus). P 743, 297
Stygicola. P ’63, 252; ’06, 484
stygicornis (Brachinus). P ’56, 525
stygicus (Hoplismenus). P 94’ 185
(Platynus). P 54, 42: "73,
323
(Pterostichus). P ’66, 346;
P °71, 297
73, 306, 314. J II, 246
stygius (Cauloxenus).
(Ceuthophilus). P 704, 545
(Dilophus). j vi, ish
(Nyctalops). P ’65,
(Otus). P ’65, 5
(Tabanus). j ‘iii, $8. P 95,
3
Stygnus. P ’03, 342
Stygogenes. P ’82, 281
Stylacodon. P ’87, 290; ’88, 300. J
IX, 187, 226, 235-238, 243-245, 247,
250, 251, 257, 260, 261, 265
Stylacodontide. hs "#98, 298. J IX,
235, 236, 239, 241, 244, 247, 248)
250, 251, 260, 261
Stylamatophora. P 1900, 562, 571
Stylaria. P ’51, 286, 287, 350
Stylaroides. P ’03, 487
stylata (Eulima). P ’05, 108
Stylemys. P ’51, 173; ’52, 59; 757,
90; 758, 29, 158; ’70, 67; 771, 248;
74, 224. J VII, 26
Stylephorus. P 782, 303
Stylifer. P ’89, 306
stylifera (Leucothoe). P ’55, 383
(Pseudosquilla). P 793, 106,
107
(Squilla). j viii, 147. P ’50,
25; ’93, 106
styliferus (Gelasimus). P ’80, 139
(Gonodactylus). j viii, 147.
P ’50, 25; ’93, 107
90,
styliformis (Rhizosolenia). P
139
Styliola. P ’78, 302. J VIII, 337
stylirostris (Penzeus). P ’93, 110
stylobranchiata (Marphysa). P ’09,
249
Stylochide. P .’57, 22
Stylochopis. P ’07, 545
Stylochoplana. P ’57, 22, 29
Stylochopsis. P 57, 22, 29 °
Stylochus. P ’55, 381; ’57, 19, 22,
29; ’07, 516, 540, 545
Stylocrinus. P ’85, 263; ’86, 79-90,
94
Stylodesmus. P ’96, 261
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Stylodictyon.—P °86, 43, 51-56
Stylodon. P 74, 57; ’87, 284, 290; |
188, 292-301. J IX, 187-291, 203,
204, 207-210, 234, 236, 256, 257, 261 .
stylodon (Nanina).
Stylodonta.
369; ’10, 664
Stylodontide. P ’87, 286, 289, 291.
J IX, 199, 224, 236, 241
Stylonchia. P 95, 168
Styloniscus. P 54, 176
Stylophora. P ’03, 133
Stylopide. P ’64, 50
stylopides (Myodes). P 65, 97
stylosa (Crucianella). P ’90, 266
Stylosanthes. P ’60, 511; 789, 377;
710, 565
Stylosomus. J I, 245
stylospora (Pseudovalsa). P ’90, 223
stylus (Hippolyte). P ’64, 154
stypheliz (Aleyrodes). P ’02, 281
Stypocemus. P ’08, 120
Stypolophus. P 775, 21, 444, 446,
448; °76, 64, 88; ’83, 83; 90, 59,
61; 92, 292, 308-310, 418. J IX,
156, 172, 179, 243, 534
stypticus (Agaricus). J III, 206
(Polyporus). J III, 208
Styptobasis. J IX, 434
iflua (Liquidambar). P 701,
361; ’07, 456
(Thelephora). J III, 220
styx (Delphinus). P ’65, 200, 201;
69, 22
styxius (Arrhideus). P ‘04, 85
(Necroscia). P 704, 85
Suacardiacee. P ’60, 199
P 74, 48
Sueda. P ’81, 454; ’89, 402; 1900, |
657-665; °09, 380, 384, 391, 397
suareus (Caranx). P 792, 257
(Decapterus). P ’92, 257
suasa (Gomphoides). P ’08, 489
suaveolens (Brugmansia). P ’89, 395 |
(Hyptis). P ’89, 399
(Santolina). P 798, 34, 306
suavidieus (Unio). P ’56, 9%. J
III, 309
suavis (Copsychus). P ’02, 684
(Cyprinella). P ’56, 197
(Goniobasis). P ’65, 31. J V,
228
(Melania). P ’61, 120; 65,
31. J V, 229
(Melissodes). P ’78, 210
(Nomada). P ’03, 585, 593, 594
suavium (Psilopus). P ’94, 275
subacaulis (Jussiea). P 98, 49
subaculeatus (Actinocrinus).
354
ne): P ’68, 345; ’81, |
(Productus). J III, 21, 22
P °92, 391, 395; 799, _
P 781, |
1269
subaculus (Clausilia). P
525, 527, 532
subacuta (Difflugia). P ’78, 172
(Liomera). P 758, 32
(Meckelia). P ’57, 161
subeenea (Acrodon). P ’55, 355
(Amara). P ’55, 355, 356; 73,
02, 524,
(Anthaxia).
P 73, 89
(Systena).
P ’73, 68
subeneus (Acmeops). J II, 101
(Baridius). P ’68, 361.
(Ochthedromus). P 757, 4
subequa (Biddulphia). P 1900, 700,
712
(Odontella). P 1900, 700
subequalis (Actinocrinus). P 68,
351; °81, 340
(Batoecrinus).
781, 225, 340
(Pachylocrinus). P ’79, 339;
166
P 68, 351, 354;
86,
(Poteriocrinus). P 79, 332,
339
(Tellina). P 48, 106
subeequata (Orthus). P 52, 190
subeequilatera (Astarte). P ’72, 247
subalaris (Agelaius). P ’66, 13
(Quisealus). P 66, 13
subalatus (Euomphalus). P ’97, 445
subalbicans (Chione). J VIII, 334
(Venus). J VIII, 334
subalpina (Bathyphantes). P 792,
44
subalta (Cancellaria).
subalveata (Tritonopsis). P ’03, 279
subalveatum (Triton). J I, 207;
II, 41
subalveatus (Lithodomus). P _ ’87,
397, 402
subangularis (Ichthyocrinus).
257
(Echinometra). P ’88, 317;
90, 318, 328; ’91, 337
subangulata (Caricella). P ’55, 261
subangulata var. cherokeensis (Cari-
cella). P 795, 68, 114, 117
subangulata (Cyprina). P ’61, 33
(Cyrena). P ’60, 285
(Diplotaxis). J ITI, 271
(Goniobasis). P ’64, 39
(Melania). P ’64, 39
(Ocinebra). P ’88, 186
(Polinices). J VIII, 329
(Uber). J VIII, 329
subangulatus (Dyschirius). P ’57, 80
(Gonioclypeus). J IX, 131
(Ichthyocrinus). P ’78, 252
(Unio). P 53, 249, 267; 54,
240, 248. J IV, 50; V, 408
subangulosus (Psammechinus). P
63, 356
P 05, 26
P 79,
1270
subangusta (Nomada). P
570
subannulata (Mesograpta). P ’94,
276
03, 560,
subapicalis (Odynerus). P ’02, 67,
69
(Stenodynerus). P ’02, 67
subaptera (Brunneria). P ’07, 154
subapterus (Belocephalus). P _ 04,
795; 705, 44, 54; 707,303
(Coranus). P ’68, 277
subaquila (Madrepora). P ’60, 485
subarata (Cyrena). P ’60, 285
subaratus (Venulites). P ’60, 273
subareticus (Bubo). P 752, 211;
53, 307; ’99, 21
subarcuata (Allorisma). P ’65, 251
(Sanguinalites). P ’65, 251
(Sedgwickia). P ’65, 251
subarcuatum (Dentalium). P 98,
220, 223; 705,18. J II, 276
subareuatus (Cestracion). P ’64, 261
(Mytilus). P ’56, 276, 285;
60, 427
(Pterostichus). P ’73, 304, 312.
J II, 288
(Zygena). P ’63, 333; ’64,
261
subargentata (Leptura). J I, 331
(Strangalia). J I, 331
subaristata (Briza). P ’91, 305
subaristratum (Chascolytrum). P
91, 305
subarmata (Amphionycha).
354
subarquata (Ancylocheilus).
5
P 61,
P 61,
(Erolia). P ’61, 186
(Numenius). P ’61, 186
(Pelidna). P ’61, 186
(Seolopax). P ’61, 184, 185
(Tringa). P ’61, 185; 1900, 4
subaspera (Eleodes). P ’58, 188;
59, 290
subatra (Siphonaria). P ’04, $6
subattenuata (Spirifera). P ’62, 405
subaurantiaca (Clausilia). P 1900,
444, 682; ’01, 625, 650
subaustralis (Axinea). P ’61, 365
subbaculum (Orthoceras). P ’65, 256
subbalteata (Acmeodera). P ’73, 90
subbifasciatus (Jassus). j vi, 310
subbifrenatus (Rhypticus). P ’61,
53; 763, 164
subbifurcatus (Eumesogrammus). P
64, 211
(Pholis). P ’64, 211
(Sticheus). P ’64, 211
Subbrachiani. P ’84, 168
subbulbiformis (Natica). P ’90, 453
subbullans (Spheria). P ’95, 31
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
subcerulea (Hylorana). P ’68, 140
(Ietinia). P ’75,; 345
(Sylvia). P ’67, 219
subcesiella (Pempelia). P ’60, 206
subcespitosa (Comatricha). P 791,
392
subcalva (Tricospheria). P ’93, 129
subcancellata (Cyprea). P ’99, 78
(Cypredia). P ’99, 78
subearbonaria (Conularia).
253
subcarinata (Anculosa). P ’64, 104
(Epitrix). P ’73, 72
(Eulima). J VIII, 358
(Haldemania). P ’63, 39
(Helix). P ’64, 99
(Lioplax). P ’63, 39; 64,
152; ’96, 495
(Lovenia).
(Lymnea). j i, 125
(Melania). P ’64, 39
(Pleurotomaria). P ’97, 427
(Vivipara). P ’61, 307; ’62,
451; ’63, 39
(Zonichthys). P ’82, 276
subearinatum (Megalasma). P ’07,
‘416
subearinatus (Pediacus). P ’54, 74
(Poteriocrinus). P ’79, 336
(Seaphiocrinus). P ’69, 138;
779, 3, 36
(Sphenophorus). P ’59, 79
subearnaceum (Hydnum). J III, 216
subearnea (Spilarctia). P ’85, 88
P 65,
P '63, 360
subeaudatus (Pterostichus). P 773,
311, 315
subcentralis (Cucullea). J VIII, 321
subcerulea (Anas). P ’75, 356
subeerulius (Falco). P 775, 345
subchinensis (Atgista). P ’04, 625;
05, 730
(Eulota). P ’05, 730
subcicercula (Helix). J VIII, 382
(Microcystis). J VIII, 382, 409
(Nanina). J VIII, 382
subcinctus (Agrilus). P ’57, 9; 773,
91, 93
subecinerea (Gonomyia). P ’59, 230,
231
subcircinata (Phoma). P ’93, 158
subcireula (Nanina). P ’75, 248. J
VIII, 382
subcireularis (Rhynchonella). P ’62,
408
subelavatus (Diplodiseus). P 756, 45
subelypeata (Valsa). P 77, 115
subelypeiforme (Oxynoticeras). P
"97, 407
subeoarctata (Ditrupa). P ’65, 73
subcoarctatus (Gadus). P ’90, 401
subcoarcuata (Ditrupa). P ’84, 112;
95, 122. J IV, 386
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
subcoarcuatus._(Cadulus). P 95,
116-123
subcollaris (Nectarinia). P ’59, 36
subcompressa (Corbula). P ’61, 149,
150; ’05, 17. J IV, 394
oo (Dentalium). P ’87,
subcompressus (Inoceramus). P ’60,
181, 427
subcongruum (Melanomma). P 95,
417
subconica (Holopea). P ’63, 21;
789, 298
(Rotella). P 48, 105; 62,
570; ’82, 171
(Turbinella). P 60, 94; 705,
5
(Umbonium). P ’62, 570
subconicus (Belemnites). j vi, 91
subconstricta (Pleurotomaria).
60, 458
subeonvexa (Erycina). P ’62, 577
subcordata (Cyrena). P ’60, 285
subcordatus (Platynus). J IV, 28.
P 754, 51 rf
(Pecilus). J II, 253; IV, 28
(Pterostichus). P ’73, 307
subcordiformis (Cyprina). P ’61, 33
subcornutum (Triceratium). P 1900,
727
subcorpulenta (Macrochilus). P ’89,
306
(Spherodoma).
subcostata (Anomia).
P ’89, 306
P °55, 267
(Diplotaxis). P ’73, 329. J
III, 267
(Platydema). J I, 102
(Pseudoliva). P ’82, 209
subcostatus (Pelecyphorus). P 53,
(Philolithus). J IV, 37
(Pleurophorus). P ’65, 246
suberassa (Anodonta). J IV, 236
(Cytherea). P ’48, 99; 790,
402
(Lunatia).
(Natica).
422
Suberassus (Heterocrinus). P _ ’65,
148; ’71, 310; ’79, 293, 295; 786,
130
(Tocrinus).
295; 90, 382
suberenatus (Planorbis). P ’81, 93
suberenulata (Kaliella). P ’01, 404
suberenulata satsumana (Kaliella).
P ’08, 597
P 60, 422
P 56, 87, 282; ’60,
P 71, 310; 79,
subcrenulata (Trigonia). J VIII,
320
Subcristata (Cynops). P ’59, 126
(Salamandra). P 759,
60, 494
126;
1271
suberistatus (Cynops). P ’60, 494
(Triton). P ’60, 494. J III,
362
suberoceus (Unio). P 753, 268. J
II, 297
subeuneata (Allorisma). P ’58, 263;
59, 8-29
(Mactra).
P °48, 101; ’80, 21,
24; ’82, 160
(Pleurophorus). P 59, 29;
65, 247
subcuneatus (Pleurophorus). P ’91,
250
subeupreum (Cyclonotum). P 55,
373
subeupreus (Hydrobius). P ’55, 373
(Hydrophilus). j v, 189. P
55, 373
subeupulatum (Sporodesmium). P
94, 384
subeuspidatus (Spirifer). P ’65, 276
subcylindracea (Anodonta). P 753,
264; 60, 17; ’72, 98. J V, 449
(Goniobasis). P ’64,35; ’65, 24
(Melania). P ’64, 35
(Potadoma). P ’65, 24
subcylindraceus (Unio). P ’73, 422.
J VIII, 58
subeylindrica (Anodonta). P ’94, 30
(Bulla). P 56, 270, 283;
_ 760, 185, 424
(Ferussacia). P ’75, 153, 185;
89, 208
(Mangelia). J VIII, 351
(Ochrophlebia). P ’01, 373
(Salasiella). P ’03, 773, 774
(Truneatella). P ’58, 211
subeylindricum (Pentastomum). P
50, 96; °56, 47
subeylindricus (Gelasimus). P ’80,
152
subdensatus (Pyrifusus). P ’98, 462,
J Ill, 332; IV, 298
60, 268,
subdeperdita (Cyclas). P
299
(Cyrena). P ’60, 268
subdepressa (Cyclas). P ’60, 276,
299
subdiaphana (Clementia).
(Homeogamia). P
03, 181, 189
subdiaphana mohavensis
gamia). P ’09, 415
subdichotoma (Caryophyllia).
131
subdidactyle (Seps).
subdivisa (Meyenia). P
226, 227, 236
subelegans (Centurus). P ’48, 91
subelevata (Margarita). P ’65, 61
subelimatus (Macrochlamys). P ’04,
635
P '65, 56
02, 717;
(Homeo-
J IX,
j iv, 285
87, 211,
subellipsis (Unio).
IV, 62, 67, 77
subelliptica (Acteon). P ’60, 424
(Acteonina). P ’60, 424
(Cyelas). P, ’60, 185, 299, 432;
62, 37
(Panopa). P ’60, 418
(Panopea). P ’58, 46, §2, 145
(Solidulus). P ’60, 424
(Tellina). P 756, 88, 284;
426
subellipticum (Spherium). P
185, 299, 432; 62, 37
subellipticus (Acteon). P 756, 68,
60, 185
282; ’60, 185
(Acteonina). P
P ’56, 115, 279
P ’60, 418
(Cyclas).
(Myacites).
P ’60, 185
60, 431
60,
60,
(Solidulus).
subelongata (Aplexus). P
(Physa). P ’56, 120, 278, 431
subemarginata (Nueulites). j viii,
249
subequalis (Drillia). J VIII, 314
(Pleurotoma). J VIII, 314
(Tellina). P ’47, 298. J I,
129
subequata (Orthis). P ’43, 381,
333
suberea (Papillina). P ’89, 73
suberecta (Echites). P ’89, 391.
subericola (Teredo). P ’62, 456,
462, 467
Suberites. P ’84, 206-209
suberosa (Passiflora). P ’89, 382;
05, v.98
suberosum (Titanideum). P ’78, 311
Subertia. P ’68, 171. J VI, 370
suberumpens (Anthostomella). P
94, 338
suberycinoides (Cytherea). P 79,
219; ’82, 212
subexaratus (Pterostichus). P 773,
310, 315
subexcavata (Terebratula).
324
subexcrescens (Nanina). J VIII, 381
subfaleata (Avicula). j viii, 242
* (Ostrea). P 748, 103; ’62, 582;
’82, 157
subfascia (Anthrax). P
(Exoprosopa). P
subfasciata (Coscinoptera).
29
J VIII,
94, 274
94, 274
P 73,
subfasciatus (Agrilus). P ’73, 91, 93
(Liophis). P ’62,.76, 77, 348
(Pachybrachis). J I, 260
subfasciculata (Typhula).. P
219
subfilosa (Daphnella). J IV, 285
subflava (Muscicapa). P ’67, 218
(Sylvia). P ’67, 219
90,
P 56, 262. J | subflavus (Cecilius).
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
P ’86, 18
(Pipistrellus). P ’02, 390
(Unio). P ’57,170. J IV, 90
ON is stasa Pp 55, 438; 497,
sibictanainela (Clausilia). P 705,
738
subfragilis (Terebratula). P ’61, 18
subfrenatus (Centronotus). P 759,
146
subfumida (Lenilla). P ’03, 402
(Polynoé). P 710, 344
subfusea (Ardea). P ’75, 353
(Lycosa): P ’09, 218
(Salamandra). j i, 351; v, 331;
vi, 35. P 69,108. J 1, 286
(Trichia). P ’90, 192
subfuscatus (Ramphastos). P 67,
104
subfuseus (Pseudotriton). P ’69,
108. J I, 286
subgibbera (Clausilia). P ’01, 654;
02, 523
subgibbosa (Avicula). P ’60, 180,
427
subgibbosus (Unio). P 757, 169;
77, 27. J IV, 53; V, 443
subglaber (Pediacus).. P ’54, 73
subglobatus (Unio).
VIII, 7
subglobosa (Actea). P 58, 38
(Ancilla). P 54, 30
(Ancillaria). P ’48, 96;
364, 365
(Ancillopsis). P
P E195, 5
80,
180, 364, 365
(Anculosa). P ’64, 101; 765,
35; ’96, 499
(Anculotus). P ’64, 101
(Angitrema). P 763, 317
(Avellana). P
60, 185, 424
(Helix). P
(Leptoxis).
(Lithasia). P
317. J II, 261
wk (Melania). j v, 128. P ’64,
(Mysia). P ’72, 95
(Navea). P ’62, 195, 210
(Paludina). jv, 125; ’82, 169
(Succinea). J LX, 88, 109
(Tachea). P ’96, 425
(Vivipara). P ’62, 567
(Viviparus). P ’63, 37
subglobosus (Glyptocrinus).
316; 781, 363
(Nautilus). P ’60, 469
(Pedipes). P ’73, 236
(Sigaretus). J VIII, 329
(Somatogyrus). P ’72, 104
(Unio). P 758, 257
(Viviparus). P ’60, 155
56, 64, 282;
96, 425
P 64, 101;
61, 5D;
65, 35
63,
Pit,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
subglobulosa (Helicina). P ’58, 211
subgonocheila (Partula). P ’85, 219.
J IX, 52
subgracilis (Encoptolophus).
566; ’07, 36; ’08, 367, 385
60, 185, 428
P 04, |
(Metula). P ’99, 75
(Nomada). P ’03, 560, 569
(Phor). P ’03, 569
(Poteriocrinites). P ’71, 314
subgranulosum (Coniosporium). P
91, 87
subgrundialis (Astacus). P ’83, 165 |
subhamata (Leptura). J I, 328
(Perigonia). J IV, 138
-(Strangalia). J I, 328
subhickonis (Clausilia). P ’04, 821
subhillanum (Cardium). P ’61, 370
subhyalina (Centris). P ’99, 64, 69 |
subhyalinus (Hyalinia). P ’91, 312
(Sphex). P ’99, 199
(Zonites). P ’91, 312
-subiculosa (Amphispheria). P 795, |
21
subignobilis (Clausilia). P ’01, 655;
702, 369
subimbricata (Axinea). P ’60, 185,
428
subimbricatus (Axinewa). P ’60, 428 |
(Hyolites). P ’88,135 —
(Pectunculus). P 57, 146;
subimpressa (Cytherea). P 744,
178; 48, 99. J I, 130
(Meretrix). P ’54, 30
subimpressus (Poteriocrinus). P ’61,
188; ’79, 336
(Seaphioerinus). P ’79, 336
subinelusa (Cuseuta). J III, 42
subinermis (Astropecten). P 89,
174
subinflatum (Physiotium). P_ ’69,
224
subinflatus (Unio). P ’53, 258
subinsularis (Hydrocena). J VIII,
408; IX, 106
subis (Hirundo). j iv, 256. P ’66,
72
(Progne). P ’66, 72; ’83, 62; |
792, 110; ’93, 23, 52; 95, 492;
96, 154; 708, 154
subis hesperia (Progne). P ’92, 122
subita (Lyroda). P ’93, 533
subjaponica (Clausilia). P 1900,
678; ’01, 638. 653; 08, 567
subjectus (Euhybus). P 95, 327
sublabyrinthica (Strobilops). P ’92,
404
sublacteus (Dryoscopus). P 51,
246; ’99, 39
subleve (Cadoceras). P ’97, 456
(Dentalium). P ’91, 252
sublevigata (Cassidaria). P 75,
361. J VIII, 356
(Cyclas). P ’60, 299
sublevis (Auchmobius). J IV, 36
(Cyclas). P ’60, 285, 299
(Cyrena). P ’60, 285
(Dyschirius). P ‘57, 77. J
IV, 29
(Eryeina). P 62, 577
(Hydrophilus). P ’55, 368
(Lipodesmus). P ’96, 263
(Meloe). P ’54, 84; ’66, 349.
J IV, 38
(Pythina). P ’72, 233
(Tetanorhynchus). P 704, 677
(Thracia). P ’60, 418
(Tomognathus). P ’03, 216
sublevus (Inoceramus).
60, 428; ’61, 419
(Melania). P ’57, 186
sublaminata (Patula). J VIII, 387
sublata (Allocosa). P ’08, 163
(Corynura). P ’01, 221
(Corynuropsis). P ’01, 221
(Dictyna). P ’92, 27; 1900,
534; 7°04, 125
(Lycosa). P_ 02,
04, 308; 08, 288
(Trochosa). P
308; 708, 288
sublatus (Unio). P
27. J IV, 82
sublevata (Aporrhais).
sublevis (Aporrhais).
(Lepidonotus). P 710, 330
(Melania). P ’60, 430
(Thracia). P ’60, 182
subligarius (Centropristis).
120; ’07, 265
(Eudulus).
P '56, 285;
536, 539;
04, 301, 303,
57, 169:
TT,
P 60, 423
P 60, 178
P ’70,
P '07, 265
subligata (Eleodes). P ’58, 182
sublineata (Centrodera). P ’62, 40
(Lytta). P 753, 447. J_IV,
39
(Pachyta). J I, 323
(Paludina). P ’50, 10 .
sublineatum (Cardium). P ’48, 97;
62, 576; 782,155. J IX, 138
(Oligodon). P ’60, 79
sublineatus (Dineutus). P ’61, 335;
68, 366, 367. J IV, 30
(Gyrinus). P ’68, 367
(Lygophis). P ’60, 252
(Opheomorphus). P ’63, 348
sublineolata (Area). P 762, 579;
98, 421
sublirata (Melania). P
I, 277
(Terebra). P ’62, 565
sublobata (Cyrena). P ’60, 285
(Zetobora). P ’05, 839
64, 26. J
1274
sublunellata (Clausilia). P ’01, 477,
623, 649; ’02, 361, 517; 704, 814;
08, 572
sSubmaculata (Anaulacomera). P ’05,
809
Submarginata (Feronia). J II, 246;
V, 28
(Lingula). J VIII, 307
submarginatus (Ebeus). P 752,
167. J IV, 35-
(Piesmus). P 73, 306. J
II, 246
(Pterostichus). J II, 246, 256;
IV, 28
submaritima (Ceratina). P ’97, 352
submedia (Protula). P ’10, 491
submenkeana (Tritonidea). P ’01,
387
submetallicus (Epitragus). P 754,
224. J IV, 36
(Staphylinus). P ’61, 342
ssubmortoni (Mercenaria). P ’62, 574
(Venus). P ’62, 574
‘submucida (Lachnosterna). J III,
260; IV, 33
subnasuta (Cytherea). j viii, 183.
P ’41, 28: 48, 99;
21, 23; ’82, 155
(Dione). P 762, 575
(Leda). P ’60, 429
(Meretrix). P ’54, 30
(Modiolopsis). P ’70, 41
(Nucula). P ’56, 285; ’60, 429
(Yoldia). P ’60, 429
subniger (Unio). P ’57, 172. J
IV, 196
‘subnigra (Trogosita). P 744, 109
subnitens (Eleodes). P 758, 181. J
IV, 37
subnitidus (Orphilus). P ’61, roe
subnodosus (Glyptocrinus). P ’85,
321
(Rhaphanocrinus). P ’85, 321
subobliqua (Cyclas). P ’54, 30
62, 575; 80,
(Cyprina). P ’61, 33
(Lucina). j iv, 147. P 748,
101; ’62, 577; ’80, 21; ’82, 160
(Syndosmya). P ’54, 29
subobliquum (Amphidesma). P ’48,
95
‘suboblitus (Fusus). P ’04, 18
subobsoletus (Pecten). P ’65, 125
subobtusus (Argia). P ’08, 490
suboculare (Boscanion). P ’66, 319
subocularis (Coluber). P ’01, 492,
613; 703, 549, 553; ’04, 472
‘subolivaceus (Unio). P 773, 422. J
VIII, 57
subopaca (Chrysomela). P 56, 36
(Ephydra). P ’95, 339
‘subopacus (Hemipogonius). P7203;
733
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
suborbiculare (Cosmarium). P ’69,
Biol. 16, 18
suborbicularis (Biddulphia). .P 1900,
691, 705
(Cryptodon). P ’72, 92
(Cyclas). P ’60, 272, 299
(Cyrena). P ’60, 272, 285
(Kellia). P ’72, 231; ’88, 171
(Denticella). P 1900, 705
(Mithrax). P ’57, 218
suborbiculata (Anodonta). P 753,
264; ’96, 506
(Unio). P 53, 257
suborbitale (Holocentrum).
86
subornata (Osmia).
(Plathemis). P
489
subovalis (Baridius). P ’68, 363
(Veniella). P ’05, 13
subovata (Abra). P ’62, 574
(Amphidesma). j iv, 152. P
62, 574; ’80, 21, 24; 782, 159
(Axinega). P ’62, 581
(Cyrena). P ’60, 273
(Myalina). P ’48, 102; ’62,
572; °71, 127, 139
(Ostrea). P 757, 132;
61, 423; °94, 65
(Paramya). P
159
(Pectunculus). P ’62, 581
subovatum (Amphidesma). P 748,
96
P 63,
P ’97, 342
08, 475, 488,
760, 549;
62, 572; 782,
subovatus (Anisomyon). P ’60, 424
(Helcion). P 756, 68, 283;
60, 424
(Pectunculus). j iv, 140; vi,
216. P ’48, 104; ’80, 22; ’82, 154
(Phylloteuthis). P ’60, 176,
419
(Unio). P 53, 246, 254; 54,
243 ;
subovoides (cent! P 705, 19
subpalliata (Polygy P 96, 491;
1900, 113, 115;
423
102, 416, 418, 420,
subpapillosus (Bellerophon). P 791,
255
subparalellus (Unio). P ’72, 158.
J VIII, 46
subparilis (Mactra). P ’48, 101;
62, 573
(Standella). P ’62, 573
subpellucidus (Oncinopus). P 757,
221
subpentadactylus (Ateles). P 762,
510
subpilosus (Acmzops). J I, 322
subpinnata (Hosackia). P ’63, 352
subpinnatus (Lotus). P ’63, 352
subpissa (Bulla). P 748, 97
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
‘subpisum (Cyclas). P 60, 296, 299
subplana (Crassatella). P ’05, 14. J
Il, 274
(Helix). P °57, 190; °58, 205
d ? ?
(Lucina). P ’80, 21, 23; ’82
? ? ? ?
160
(Nucula). P 56, 85, 285;
60, 429
(Omphalina). P 1900, 113, 115,
136; 702, 418, 420, 429
(Strophomena). j viii, 258
subplanata (Caracolla). P ’10, 504
(Cyclas). P ’54, 30
(Dogania). P ’59, 295
‘(Lucina). j viii, 184. P ’41,
29; ’48, 101; ’62, 577
' (Mesalia). P ’65, 62
‘ssubplanus (Crassatellites). P ’05,
14
(Straparolus). P ’05, 20. J
IV, 299
(Trionyx). P ’02, 176, 693
(Unio). P 753, 258
(Zonites). P ’75, 153, 165;
789, 197
‘subplicata (Solemya). P 756, 283;
60, 427
(Solen). P ’56, 283; ’60, 427
‘subplicatula (Melania).
‘subplicatum (Orthonychia). P
265; ’90, 166
eee roeree)- P ’66, 265; 90,
P 05, 748
66,
subplicatus (Bulimulus). P ’96, 419
(Capulus). P ’90, 161, 166
(Solen). P ’56, 82
‘ssubponderosa (Mactra). P ’62, 572
subpressa (Helix). P ’57, 191
subpretiosa (Scala). J VIII, 192
subprotracta (Area). P ’81, 449
Subprotula. P ’10, 498, 494
‘ssubpubescens (Coniontis). J IV, 37
(Elaphidion). P ’62, 41
(Hydroporus). P 755, 292
(Leptura). J I, 338
subpudica (Synallaxis). P ’99, 306
subpunctata (Amara). P ’55, 352
subpunctatus (Scydmenus). P ’52,
150
subpurpurea (Osmia). P ’97, 344
(Paludina). P ’43, 328
(Vivipara). P ’62, 451
ssubpurpureus (Viviparus). P ’63, 37.
J XIII, 488, 572
subpyramidalis (Thysanophora). P
710, 516
Subquadrans (Avicula). j viii, 236
ssubquadrata (Acanthodoris). P ’80,
91
(Cardita). P ’47, 298: ’48,
97; 02, 707. J I, 128; IV, 303,
395
1275
subquadrata. Continued.
(Carditamera). P
02, 707
(Cardium).
(Cyelas).
(Cyrena).
(Doris).
72, 258;
P 61, 150
P ’60, 285, 299
P ’60, 276, 285
P ’80, 91
(Fabia). P ’51, 253
(Montacuta). P ’72, 233
(Myalina). P ’59, 8-28
(Mysia). P ’72, 95
(Terebratula). P 791, 167
(Thelphusa). P ’80, 35, 36
subquadratum (Cardium). P
426; 61, 419
P ’60, 311
(Dentalium).
P 60, 79
P 05, 7.
60,
(Oligodon).
subquadratus (Cassidulus).
J IV, 291, 298
(Chasmagnathus). P ’51, 251;
780, 222
(Cryptodon). P ’72, 92
(Euomphalus). P ’70, 46
(Grapsus). P ’58, 103; ’80, 194
(Straparollus). P ’70, 46
subradians (Stemphylium). P ’95,
441
subradiata (Corbicula). P ’60, 273;
61, 127
(Crassatella). P ’72, 251
(Cyrena). P ’60, 273, 285;
61, 127
subradiatus (Ammonites). P ’90, 449
(Cryptodon). P ’72, 92
subramulosus (Poteriocrinus). P ’86,
161
subrectum (Platyceras). P ’66, 263,
266; ’68, 331; ’89, 289; 90, 174,
180
subreflexa (Abra). P ’62, 574; 782,
158
(Amphidesma). j vii, 188. P
62, 574; ’87, 403; 790, 143 -
(Syndosmya). P ’54, 29
(Tellina). P ’87, 341, 401;
90, 144
subreflexum (Amphidesma). P
96
J VIII, 326
48,
subreflexus (Fusus).
(Priseofusus). J VIII, 326
subregularis (Fusus). J VIII, 326
(Volema). J VIII, 326
subrejecta (Macrochlamys). P
595
(Petalochlamys). P ’08, 455,
J: LN,
08,
595, 596
subresupinatum (Hydnum).
216
subrhombica (Goniobasis). P
111. J VI, 132
subrobustum (Trypanostoma). P 64,
4, J VI, 141
64,
1276
subrostrata (Arca). j viii, 185.
P ’41, 30; °48, 96; 62, 580; ’80,
21, 23; ’81, 452; ’82, 160;
400; ‘90, 143
(Cyprina).
(Labiella). P ’88, 43
(Laminella). P ’88, 43
(Scapharea). P ’62, 580; ’81,
452
P 61, 33
subrostratus (Unio). P
78, 273, 214; 796, 504
subrotunda (Cardita). P ’47, 298;
53, 258;
748, 97. J I, 129
(Idonearea). P ’72, 54
subrotundata (Biddulphia). P 1900,
693, 720
subrotundatum (Triceratium). is
1900, 720
subrotundoides (Unio). P ’68, 163
subrotundus (Fuscus). P ’03, 350
(Hister). J. v, 80.°° P 752,
38, 39
(Populus). P ’68, 148
(Unio). P ’53, 255, 258; 754,
240, 243; 59, 229, 330. J V, 417,
427
subrubieunda (Helodrilus). P ’10, 18
subrufa (Helicina). J IX, 104, 110
subrufescens (Agaricus). P ’93, 440
(Momotus). P ’99, 305
(Tricholoma). P ’93, 440
subruficapilla (Drymoica). P
317
subruficollis (Tringa). P 1900, 5
(Tringytes). P ’99, 22; 1900,
4
62
?
subrugosa (Acmea). J VIII, 331
(Galathea). P ’58, 238
(Kellia). P ’72, 232
(Munida). P 758, 238
(Mysia). P ’72, 95
(Trochonina). J LX, 22, 108
subrugosus (Euomphalus).~ P —’88,
241; ’91, 256
(Straparollus). P
91, 256
subrugulosa (Lytta). P ’08, 618
subrupicolus (Zonites). P ’89, 197
subsagittata (Viola). P ’03, 697
subsalsus (Limnodrilus). P ’05, 374,
376, 378, 392
88, 241;
subscalarinus (Fusus). P ’80, 364,
372
(Strepsidura). P ’80, 364, 372
subscalaris (Pleurotomaria). P ’60,
460
subsecalatum (Cerithium). P ’04, 25
subscitula (Leda). P ’59, 29
subseripta (Valsa). P ’77, 116 -
subsculptilis (Goniobasis). P ’70, 58
(Melania). P ’70, 58
subserialis (Erginus). P ’09, 229
87, 340, |
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
subseriata (Chirysomela).
(Spheria). P ’95, 31
subsericea (Formica). P ’03, 492
subsericeus (Paratropes). P ’06, 269
(Polistes). P 98, 447
subserratus (Menethus). P ’57, 219
subsessilis (Achnanthes). P ’61, 71
(Diachea). P ’93, 368
subsigillata (Rana). P 757, 72
subsignatus (Berosus). P ’55, 864;
66, 348. J IV, 30
subsimella (Parasia). P ’60, 1738
subsimilis (Nomada). P ’03, 559,
567
(Xanthidium). P ’03, 567
subsinuata (Area). P 748, 96; ’62,
580; ’81, 452; ’82, 156
(Pleurotomaria). P ’60, 460
(Seapharea). P ’62, 580; ’81,
452
P ’60, 321
(Viola). P ’03, 697
subsinuatus (Microrhagus). P
48
subsinuosa (Cryobius). P 773, 317
(Feronia). P ’73, 317
subsolida (Goniobasis). P
65, 25, 26
(Melania). P ’64, 44
(Paludina). P ’60, 71
(Potadoma). P
( Vivipara).
subsolidum (Campeloma). P ’96, 495.
subsolitaria (Spheria). P ’95, 29
subspadiceus (Polyporus). J III, 211
subsparsum (Melanomma). P ’90,
240
52,
64, 44;
P ’78, 272
subspatula (Ostrea).
P 756, 286;
subspatulata (Lingula).
’61, 19
(Ostrea). P ’76, 320
(Unio). P ’57, 124, 146
subspatulatus (Unio). P ’60, 432
subspicatum (Trisetum). P 763, 78;
95, 544. J III, 183, 201
subspinipes (Scolopendra).
127. J V, 29, 30
subspinosa (Gebia). P ’60, 22
(Libinia). P ’70, 105
(Melolontha). J III, 277
(Perthostoma). J I, 61
(Stenothorax). J III, 236
subspinosus (Celiocrinus). P
356; 786, 169
(Ichneumon). P ’73, 108, 116
(Macrodactylus). J III, 277
(Platyerinus). P ’65, 161; 81,
249
P ’89,
18,
(Pleurocrinus). P ’65, 161;
81, 249
subspinulosus (Platycrinus). P ’81,
249
subspiralis (Nacella). P 796, 454
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
subspissa_(Bullay. P ’46, 20; 62,
571; ’82, 173; ’84, 111
subsquamata (Galathea). P ’58, 238,
252
(Ostrea). J VIII, 324
Subsquamosum (Hydnum). J III,
215
subsquamosus (Unio). P ’72, 160.
J VIII, 47
subsquarrosa (Hemicarpha). P 67,
23 :
(Phragmicoma). P ’69, 225
substriata (Anatifa). j vii, 262
(Chemnitzia). P ’99, 150, 164
(Feronia). J II, 233; IV, 28
(Helix). P ’85, 206
(Molops).
(Montacuta). P
(Turbonilla).
174
substriatum (Asemum). J II, 35
(Cardium). j vii, 228
substriatus (Dyctiopterus). J I, 74
(Evarthrus). P ’73, 319. J
II, 233; IV, 28
(Pasimachus). P ’43, 313
(Searites). P 7°44, 54
(Serropalpus). J I, 98
(Unio). P 756, $3;
J III, 300
ssubstricta (Eumenes). P 44, 54
_ (Goniobasis). P ’64, 28; 65, 23
(Melania). P ’63, 310; ’64, 28
ssubstrictus (Ochthedromus). P ’57,5
substrigosa (Buprestis). P 757, 7
subsulea (Pasimachus). P ’43, 313
subsuleata (Chrysomela). P 756, 36;
73, 50
(Corbicula). P ’05, 749
subsuleatus (Stethoxus). P ’54, 221;
55, 367. J IV, 30
subsulfurea (Barbatula). P
140; ’99, 49
subsulfureus (Bucco).
subtener (Gammarus). P 64,157
‘subtenta (Fasciolaria). P ’64, 211
subtentus (Unio). jv, 180. P 753,
258, 268; ’96, 504 .
subtenue (Hypnum). P 755, 447
‘subtenuis (Fusus). P ’80, 364, 371
subteres (Cultellus). j vii, 233. P
98, 60
* (Solecurtus).
61
"72, 233
P ’99, 146, 164,
60, 52.
59,
P 59, 140
(Tagelus). P ’98, 60, 61
‘subterminalis (Platyura).
‘subterranea (Spheria). jv, 5
ssubterraneus (Microtus).
J XI, 205
(Searites). P ’43, 296;
(Typhlichthys). P 59,
"77, 92
1277
| subtetrahedra (Rhychonella). J VIII,
J Il, 233; IV, 28 |
P 62, 571; ’98, |
j vi, 152 —
P 96, 382.
44, 54 |
63: _
324
(Terebratula). J VIII, 324
subtextilis (Terebra). P ’04, 4
subtile (Porotheleum). J III, 214
subtilis (Actinoeyclus). P ’90, 136
(Brachypodella). ._P ’98, 278
(Bryaxis). J IV, 31
(Coseinodiscus). P 761, 70;
1900, 475; 703, 2
(Donacia). P 751, 312; 773, 20
(Frankia). P ’03, 353
(Grammatophora). P ’61, 71
(Gryphinus). P 52, 148
(Helix). P ’79, 17
(Hyalodiseus). .P ’61, 69
(Hydroporus). P 755, 290.
J IV, 30
(Microcystis). P ’79, 17
(Nanina). P ’79, 17. J IX, 20
(Notoxus). P 752, 93
(Pitys). J IX, $1
(Trachelia). P ’98, 269
subtilita (Athyris). P ’60, 128; ’88,
230, 231
(Spirigera). P ’59, 8, 28
(Terebratula). P ’56, 63, 269;
57, 128; 788, 231
subtilum (Donacia). P ’51, 316
subtinetus (Selenophorus). P ’66,
365 ‘
subtonsa (Lachnosterna). J III, 254
subtonsus (Hydroporus). P 55, 292,
297
subtortuosa (Gervilia).
285; ’60, 427
(Melania).
430
(Tellina). P
60, 425
(Thracia). P ’60, 425
subtortuosus (Decadocrinus).
343
(Poteriocrinus).
(Seaphiocrinus).
79, 343; ’82, 27
subtortus (Lampsilis). P ’68, 146
(Unio). P ’68, 146. J VI, 284
subtractus (Actinocrinus). P ’81, 341
(Batocrinus). P ’78, 234; ’81,
341
subtransversum (Musculium).
787
(Spherium). P ’60, 299;
30; *99, 402; ’03, 784, 787
subtrapezius (Unio). P 753, 255
subtrigona (Cyclas). P ’60, 299
(Egeria). P ’48, 99
(Kellia). P ’72, 232
(Leda). P 54, 29; ’95, 47
(Nucula). P 747, 297;
102. J I, 128
P 56, 276,
P '57, 186; ’60,
56, 272, 284;
P °79,
P 79, 343
P 69, 138;
P 03,
62,
48,
1278
Continued.
P 795, 47
P ’60, 451
P ’60, 181
56, 116, .279;
subtrigona.
(Nuculana).
(Rhynchonella).
subtrigonalis (Anomia).
(Corbula). P
60, 432
(Ostrea). P ’56, 116; ’57, 120,
123; ’60, 432; ’62, 21. J VII, 10
(Potamomya). P ’60, 432
(Schizodus). P ’71, 166
subtrigonatus (Anomia). P ’60, 429
subtrigonum (Spherium). P_ 60,
299
subtrigonus (Mioclenus). P ’92, 297
(Tricentes). P ’92, 297, 299, 420
subtriplicata (Voluta). J VIII, 328
subtriquetrum (Amphistomum). P
88, 126
subtrochiformis (Helix). P ’87, 127
(Trochomorpha). P ’87, 127
subtrochiformis var. albostriata (Tro-
chomorpha). P ’87, 127
subtruncata (Achatina). P ’96, 416,
419
(Barnea). P ’62, 194, 209
(Cleostyla). P ’96, 416
(Ovula). Py, 799;. 79
(Pholas). P ’62, 196, 209
(Simnia). P ’99, 79
subtruncatus (Homoprion). P ’61,
88, 92; ’63, 29
(Orchetypus). P ’04, 670
subtubereulata (Eleodes). P ’73, 334
subtumida (Cyprina). P 757, 144;
60, 426; ’61, 33
subtumidus (Baryecrinus). P_ ’68,
340; °79, 326; ’86, 150
(Cyathocrinus). P ’65, 151;
79, 326; ’86, 148, 150
(Eupachyerinus). P ’65, 159;
79, 362; ’86, 173
(Poteriocrinus). P ’65, 159
(Scaphiocrinus). P ’65, 159
(Zeacrinus). P ’79, 362
subturbinata (Pleurotomaria). P ’58,
10-30, 264
subturbinatus (Actinocrinus). P ’60,
888; ’81, 353
(Amphoracrinus). P ’60, 388;
81, 353
(Doryerinus). P ’68, 345; ’81,
353
subturritus (Fusus). P
60, 421; 61, 427
D7, 139;
subula (Achatinella). P ’88, 53;
96, 424
(Auriculina). P ’62, 566; ’87,
144
(srachypodella). P ’98, 267,
279
(Bulimus). P ’58, 206; ’87,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
subula. Continued.
(Chemnitzia). P ’82, 170
(Cochlodina). P ’98, 267
“i P ’73, 248; ’98,.
(Ellobium). P ’87, 144
(Mychostoma). P ’98, 268
(Opeas). P ’96, 415; ’99, 370
(Pasithea). P 748, 103; ’62,.
566; ’82, 170
(Pythia). P ’87, 144
(Rumina). P ’89, 207
(Stenogyra). P ’75, 153, 187;.
87, 132; 796, 415; ’99, 370
subuleforme (Pleurocera). P
312
(Trypanostoma). P ’62, 1743.
P 63, 312;
63,.
63, 312. J V, 289
subulare (Pleurocera).
65, 20; 1900, 458
(Tryponostoma).
subularis (Ceriphasia).
(Melania). P
588; ’63, 317
subulata (Ascaris). P ’85, 10
(Carex). P ’87, 68
(Cerithiopsis). P ’91, 53
(Chemnitzia). P ’82, 168; ’99,.
150
(Cingulina). P ’04, 30
(Eulima). P ’62, 566
(Festuca). P ’85, 47
(Glyphis). P ’47, 268. J I,
94
(Lamna). P ’67, 142. J I, 198
(Loxonema). j viii, 273
(Melica). P ’85, 42, 47
(Membracis). j vi, 300
(Opeas). P ’87, 132
(Phlox). P ’60, 146; ’97, 1783.
04, 605; 710, 548, 549, 572
(Sagina). P ’67, 18
(Spergula). P ’67, 18
(Stipa). P ’91, 296
(Turbonilla). P ’99, 174
(Utricularia). P ’60, 200; 704,
605
subulatum (Acrydium). P ’04, 666
(Astomum). P ’55, 444
(Phaseum). P 755, 444
subulatus (Aster). P 1900, 660, 670;.
02, 664; ’09, 380, 393
P 72, 106
P '65, 20
60, 18; 62,
1
(Bromus). P ’85, 47
(Conocephalus). P ’04, 543;
705, 823
(Criotettix). P ’04, 662
(Todus). P ’09, 360
(Vespertilio). j viii, 283. P
741, 92; °55, 435; ’65, 174; 66,
288; 67, 133; ’80, 348; ’89, 325,
328, 338; °91, 209
Subulina. P ’87, 131, 135; ’91, 318;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
"96, 425;-'98, 284; °99, 370; 710,
502, 518, 665, 667
subulina (Clausilia). P
02, 363
subulina var. leucopeas (Clausilia).
P 701, 649; ’02, 364
Subulites. P 43, 331;
300
Subulo. P ’68, 247
subulosum (Cardium). P ’90, 450
(Granocardium). P ’90, 450
subulus (Auriculus). P ’87, 144
subumbilicata (Valvata). P 760,
185, 431
subumbilicatus (Planorbis). P 56,
120, 278; ’60, 185, 430, 431
subumbrosus (Actinocrinus). P ’69,
159; 781, 323
(Strotocrinus). P ’69, 159
subundata (Lucina). P ’56, 284, 427
subundatus (Inoceramus). P _ ’6l,
315
subundus (Senecio). P
Suburside. P ’89, 232
subustus (Dolopius). P ’59, 72
subvaricata (Acteonina). J IV, 294
subvaricosa (Opalia). J VIII, 204
(Seala). J VIII, 204
subvenenosa (Ambystoma). J I, 283
subventricosa (Pholadomya). P ’57,
142; 60, 425
subventricosus (Actinocrinus).
159; 81, 331
(Physetocrinus). P ’69, 159
(Spirifer). P ’88, 231
subversa (Coccinella). P ’54, 19
subvestita (Ribes). P ’84, 84
(Viola). P ’03, 697
subvexa (Anodonta). P ’53, 264
(Cyclas). P 54, 30
(Lucina). P 748, 101
(Spherella). P ’48, 106; 62,
577; ’67, 139; ’82, 158
(Venerupis). P 7°48, 107
subvicinalis (Nomada). P ’03, 559,
576
subviolacea (Ambystoma). P _ ’08,
127. J I, 283
(Lacerta). P 67,175. J I, 283
(Salamandra). ji, 607 ; v, 327;
vi, 35. P ’67,175. JI, 283 : Til,
350
subviolaceum (Amblystoma).
175
(Ambystoma). J III, 350
subvirens (Achatinella). P ’88, 31
(Bulimella). P ’88, 31
subvirescens (Agenia). P ’94, 297
subviridescens (Sciurus). P ’57, 11
subviridis (Chetocnema). P ’73, 74
(Muscicapa). j iv, 170. P 775,
8
01, 649;
70, 47; 89,
63, 68
P 69,
P 67,
1279
subviridis. Continued.
(Pectunculus). P ’61, 25
(Triquetra). P ’60, 53. J IIT,
320
(Unio). P 41, 104
(Venus). P ’61, 26
subviscosa (Pyrrocoma). P ’95, 549.
(Viola). P ’03, 695, 698
subvitrea (Terebratula). P ’73, 181
subvittata (Dichelonycha). P ’73,
329. J III, 279
(Polyphylla). J III, 229; IV,
3
subzonatum (Corticium).
(Thelephora).
successor (Mastodon). P ’92, 227
succetta (Catostomus). j i, 109
(Erimyzon). P ’81, 10; 783,
2
J III, 220
J III, 220
succetta oblongus (Erimyzon). P ’10,
602
succida (Ascidia). P ’55, 388
succincta (Euhadra). P ‘05, 734
succincta amblytropis (Euhadra). P
05, 735
succincta (Eulota). P ’05, 734
succincta var amblytropis (Eulota).
P 701, 198; 05, 735
suceincta (Helicina). P ’03, 782
(Labiella). P ’88, 55
(Leptachatina). P ’88, 17, 55
(Nomada). P ’03, 581, 582,
586
(Seriola). P ’62, 441
(Triton). J IV, 292
Suceinea. j i, 15, 281; ii, 163. P
746, 136; 757, 19, 193; ’58, 114,
149, 197, 199; ’60, 19, 50, 151,
154; ’61, 307, 330; ’64, 109; ’66,
315; 72,105, 111; ’73, 245, 247,
251, 286; ’74, 43, 54; °75, 149,
155, 230; ’76, 191; "179, 26, 33; 782,
235; ’87, 136; 89, 194, 209; ‘7I,
318; 94, 23; 95, 238; 96, 399-
403, 417, 448-450, 493 : 98, 354;
99, 401; 1900, 94-99, 102, 149, 570,
575, 576; ’02, 234, 240, 418, 421,
441, 511, 513; ’03, 213, 616, 776;
04, 379, 408-412, 421; 706, 158-161,
533, 564; ’07, 458; ’08, 45-51; ’09,
515, 546; ’10, 51, 86, 144, 503,
520, 665-668. J I, 70; VI, 177;
VII, 43; VIII, 401, 410; x, 84-
88, 109, 11; XIII, 89
succinea (Bulla). P 46, 26
(Haminea). P ’91, 49
suécinea var. solidior (Haminea). hs
01, 182
succinea (Marginella). P 46, 26;
91, 50
’(Physa).
(Porcellana).
P 61, 433
P 54, 31
1280
succinea. Continued.
(Scintilla). P ’72, 226
Succineide. P ’89, 209; ’91, 318;
94, 23; ’96, 493; 1900, 149, 561,
564, 571; 701, 195; ’02, 441; 703,
213, 776; ’06, 158; ’09, 514; 710,
144, 503, 520
Succinelite. P ’79, 42
succineus (Odontophotopsis).
741
Succinine. P ’75, 158
succinulata (Melania). P 64, 46
succissus (Unio). P 754, 246, 249
succulenta (Crategus). P ’05, 655,
657; 710, 247, 249
suchii (Leistes). P ’66, 14
suciensis (Ammonites). P ’61, 317
suckleyi (Cerorrhina). P ’68, 8, 9,
28, 31-34; ’99, 28
(Hippolyte). P ’64, 154
(Larus). P ’62, 302
(Sagmatorrhina). P
274
(Sciurus). P ’55, 383
(Spinax). P ’54, 196
sucklii (Acanthias). P ’62, 499
(Catostomus). P ’56, 175
(Spinax). P ’62, 499
suda (Nomada). P ’03, 564
sudanense (Cacophrynus). J VI, 199
(Hemisus). J VI, 199 —
sudetica (Pedicularis). P ’63, 72
Sudis. P ’64, 187, 188
sudus (Unio). P ’57, 170. J IV,
194; VIII, 69
suecica (Cornus).
Sueda. P ’02, 661
suensonii (Ophiothrix). P ’89, 178
suesensis (Stylochus). P ’57, 22
suessi (Crania). P ’73, 199
sueurii (Chiton). P ’94, 75
sueyrasi (Cerion). P ’98, 477
sufflans (Brachinus). P ’62, 524
suffatus (Bulimulus). P ’73, 248;
75, 224; ’96, 424
(Bulimus). P ’59, 188
(Cardiophorus). J IV, 35
suffruticosa (Gerardia). P ’98, 49
suffulta (Rosa). P ’04,.115, 117
suffusa (Anthrax). P ’98, 158
(Cherocampa). P ’85, 88
(Eumenes). P ’99, 445, 460
(Exoprosopa). P ’98, 158
(Magasella). P 73, 189; 77,
3
(Melissodes). P ’78, 203
(Polybia). P ’98, 455
(Seyllina). P ’06, 47
(Spacalopsis). J II, 145
(Terebratella). P ‘13, 189
(Trivia). P ’91, 52
(Valsa). P ’77, 119
P 02,
68, 32,
P °95, 544
16
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INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
suffusca (Hadena). P ’75, 61
suffusus (Circotettix). P ’04, 569;
’06, 397
(Laqueus). P ’73, 186
(Odynerus). P ’02, 46, 67
(Stenancistrocerus). P 402, 46
sugillata (Melania). P ’63, 316
sugillatum (Pleurocera). P ’63, 316;
’65, 20, 21
sugillatus (Hyperolius). P ’62, $42
Suide. P ’82, 317. J VII, 174,
357, 383
suilla (Colaspis). P
suillus (Ctenolabrus).
Suina. P ’78, 51
Sula. P ’59, 176; ’61, 241; 63, 325;
69, 215; °71, 38; ’75, 357.: J I,
227 ee
sula (Pelicanus). P ’75, 357
sulaensis (Lamprocorax). P ’99, 216
suleata (Achatinella). P ’95, 238
(Alectoria). P 63, 96
(Ananchytes). P ’90, 456
(Ascaris). P ’87, 21
(Astarte). P °48, 96; ’72, 247;
’80, 364; 790, 402
(Bulla). J VIII, 369
(Cardita). P 702, 699
(Castalia). P 53, 376
(Ceriphasia). P ’96, 496
~(Chione). P ’60, 567
(Clivina). P 57, 83
(Cocconeis). P ’53, 430, 431
(Crassatella). P ’72, 251
(Crassina). j vi, 120. P ’72,
246
(Cyclas). P ’60, 18, 299; 761,
03
J VIII, 369
P 60, 285
J IU, 281
J IV,
73, 44
P ’92, 271
4
(Cylichna).
(Cyrena).
(Dichelonycha).
(Ditoma). P ’58, 68.
32
i Ciecaee) P ’52, 67; 758, 181;
’(Fistulipora). P °66, 120
(Gallionella). P ’53, 431
(Georissa). P ’08, 38.
(Goniobasis).° P ’68, 151. J
VI, 329.
” (Gonospira). P ’73, 246
(Henlea). P 710, 20
(Lucina). P ’72, 84
(Melosira). P ’90, 138; ’98, .
423
P ’88, 41
P 73, 224
J VIII, 306
(Newcombia).
(Odostomia).
(Paleoneilo).
(Pasithea). P 748, 103.
(Pholadidea). P ’62, 195, 213
(Pholas). P 762, 196, 213
(Pseudoliva). P ’90, 398
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
suleata. Continwed. —
(Schistodelta). J XI, 206
(Sesarma). P ’80, 218
(Setaria). P ’91, 296
(Tanystola). P 754, 58
(Tuba). P ’48, 106; ’90, 400
(Venus). P ’72, 245
suleatifrons (Pilumnoplax). P 758,
93
suleatina (Arca).
(Corbicula). P ’60, 273
(Nuculites). j viii, 250. P
65, 128, 129
suleatinus (Capulus). P ’90, 162, 175
suleatipes (Atya). P ’94, 409
suleatulum (Lepton). P ’72, 228
suleatum (Agonum). P 754, 49
(Bembidium). P 757, 5;
71, 73
(Colydium). P 754, 77
(Monoceras). P ’48, 101
(Panicum). P ’91, 296
(Spherium). P ’60, 299;
310, 398, 403; ’94, 29
suleatus (Actinobolus). P ’72, 255
(Anchomenus). P ’54, 58
(Aulacoramphus). P ’67, 118,
119
(Blapstinus).
(Caleinus).
(Centemodon).
149; ’68, 221
P '60, 428
°02,
61,
J IV, 37
P 58, 234
P 56, 78; ’57,
P 72, 92
. P 44, 12
(Eusattus). J IV, 37
(Fusus). J VIII, 326
(Hemisinus). J VIII, 330
(Hister). j v, 46
(Holomeniseus). J XI, 265
(Hylodes). P ’74, 126
(Limneria). P ’94, 188
(Macheracanthus). P ’10, 658
(Monacanthus). P ’97, 80
(Nautilus). P ’66, 271, 274
(Ochthedromus). P ’57, 5
(Pagurus). P ’58, 234
(Palemon). P ’93, 109
(Pentremites). P ’69, 84, 85;
o7-00, J Ill, 71 .
(Phytolithus). P ’60, 436
(Platemys). P 756, 303
(Pompilus). P ’97, 255, 260
(Prionus). J II, 110
(Pteroglossus). P ’67, 118
(Shizodelphis). P ’08, 29
(Trematodiseus). P ’66, 274
(Typhlops). P ’68, 124, 128
(Unio). P ’53, 253. J V, 442
sulcicollis (Dohacia). P ’51, 315
sulcicornis (Derobrachus). J II, 110
suleidens (Charcharodon). P ’46, 42.
J I, 142, 147
81
1281
sulcidens. Continued.
(Hydrocherus). P ’44, 12; 786,
276
(Unio). P 53, 247
sulciferus (Sanguinolites). P ’63, 14
sulcifrons (Conozoa). P 706, 381;
07, 38; 708, 389; 709, 446
(Saprinus). P ’52, 40. J IV,
31
(Schizogenius).
sulcipennis (Cerenopus).
J IV, 38
(Eleodes).
P °57, 83
P ’66, 349.
P 58, 181
(Microschatia). J IV, 18, 37.
sulcipes (Fulgora). j iv, 335
sulcirostra (Crotophaga). - P ’48, 91
suleirostris (Crotophaga). P 790,
205; ’92, 106 ;
(Hypotenidia). P ’94, 138
(Ieterus). P 66, 11
(Liparus). j iii, 316. P 753,
443
(Ophryastes). P 753, 443
(Rallus). P ’94, 138
sulcomarginata (Pleurotomaria). j
viii, 272
suleosa (Cardita). P ’02, 707, 715
(Cassis). P ’91, 52
suleosa var. inflata (Cassis).
52
suleosa (Ceriphasia). P
65, 27
(Fasciolaria). P ’62, 286, 561
(Ficus). P ’82, 173
(Fusus). P ’62, 286, 561
(Glans). P ’02, 707
(Goniobasis). P ’64, 48;
P 91,
64, 48;
65,
(Leptoxis). P ’64, 98
(Lyrosoma). P ’90, 146
(Melania). P ’64, 48
(Pyrica). j vi, 220
(Pyrula). P 748, 105;
173
Suleosinus. P ’05, 102
suleosum (Dentalium). J VIII, 331
sulcosus (Anculotus). P ’64, 98
(Bulimus). P ’60, 152
(Fusus). P ’48, 100; ’82, 172
(Neptunea). P ’82, 172
suleulosa (Callista). J VIII, 334
(Cyclas). P ’60, 300; ’61, 407
(Cytherea). J VIII, 334
(Simpulopsis). P ’74, 43
suleus (Trypoxylon). P 93, 477
sulfuratus (Ramphastos). P ’67, 102
sulfurea (Pitar). P ’04, 558
sulfureana (Cresia). P ’60, 353
sulfureus (Sibbaldius). P ’69, 20,
51
(Upeneoides). J XII, 530
Sulide. P ’69, 206, 215
182,
1282
sullivantii (Frullania). P ’69, 226
(Jungermannia). P ’69, 221
(Polyporus). J III, 209
(Riccia). P ’69, 283
Sulphohalite. P ’95, 408
sulphurata (Napothera). P
(Nectria). P ’90, 248
(Nomada). P ’03, 581, 582,
584, 585, 586
56, 159
sulphuratus (Lanius). P ’64, 242.
J I, 39
(Pitangus). J I, 39
(Saurophagus). J I, 39
(Trichophorus). P 759, 43
sulphurea (Arphia). P ’04, 522, 776,
786; 710, 588, 616, 629
(Chama). P 72, 119
(Cliona). P ’78, 312; ’88, 331;
’89, 70-74
(Coniophora). J III, 222
(Datames). P 701, 594
(Eremobates). P ’01, 594
(Motacilla). P ’64 256
(Phthiria). P ’95, 506; 96, 37
(Sidusa). P 709, 991
(Spongia). P ’89, 70
(Thelephora). J III, 222
sulphureipygia (Tyrannula). P ’60,
144
sulphureipygius (Myiobius). P ’60,
144
1 weet (Gonomyia). P 759, 230
sulphurescens (Rhynchocyclus).
68, 429
sulphureum (Corticium). J III, 222
(Hydnum). J III, 216
sulphureus (Bulimus). P ’60, 152
(Drymeus). P ’03, 765
(Pecten). P ’05, 292
(Ranuneulus). J III, 185
(Uranoscopus). P 61, 112
sulphuripennis (Crytocephalus). P
47, 178; ’73, 31. J I, 245, 254
sulphurosa ’(Helix). r 74, 56
sulpitia (Athyma). P ’85, 87
sulsus (Hemiteles). P ’73, 169, 175
sultaneus (Chrysocolaptes). P_ ’63,
325
suluensis (Porecellana). P 758, 229
sulzeri (Atypus). P ’88, 217
sumachi (Spheria). P ’95, 29
(Spheropsis). P ’95, 29
sumatraensis (Cyrena). P ’60, 286
sumatrana (Caloperdix). P ’02, 671
(Strix). P ’02, 673
sumatranum (Diceum). P ’02, 688
(Phasma). P ’04, 41
sumatranus (Barbus). P ’05, 486
(Coracius). P ’02, 680
(Corydon). P ’02, 680
(Cynoglossus). J XII, 556
(Dixippus). P ’04, 41
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
sumatranus. Continued.
(Gobius). J XII, 552
(Ixos). P ’99, 213
(Lachesis). P ’02, 182
(Merops). P ’02, 676
(Semnopithecus). P ’02, 159
sumatrensis (Artamides). P ’02, 681
(Ceblepyris). P ’02, 681
(Saussurella). P ’04, 670
(Unio). P ’59, 158. J IV,
238
sumbramulosus (Forbesiocrinus). P
79, 272
sumichrasti (Achurum).
07, 31
(Amizilis). P ’99, 208
(Aphelocoma). P ’90, 214
(Bassaris). P ’76, 22, 23
(Bassarisecus). P ’93, 414
(Binneya). P ’98, 230
(Catherpes). P ’71, 283
(Epaphelus). J VIII, 115
(Eutenia). P ’66, 306
(Heliastus). P ’04, 528;
402
(Melissodes). P ’78, 218
(Nasua). P ’76, 21
(Ochetodon). P ’74, 186
(CEdipoda). P ’04, 528
(Pimpla). P ’73, 400
(Plistodon). P ’66, 321
(Quisealis). P ’66, 22, 413, 414
(Reithrodon). P ’74, 186
(Streptostyla). P ’03, 774
(Truxalis). P ’04, 516
sumichrastii (Conophis). J VIII, 137
sumichrastii viduus (Conophis). J
VIII, 137
sumichrastii (Cryptanura). P
166
(Joppa). P ’73, 131
summara var. fuscoguttata (Perea).
P 1900, 502; ’07, 257 -
sumptuosa (Pepsis). P ’97, 281
sundana (Callula). J VI, 192
sundara (Niltava). P ’89, 154
P 04, 516;
05,
73,
sundevalli (Amphiura). P ’91, 479;
01, 178
(Ophiolepis). P ’01, 178
sundevallii (Mabuia). P ’62, 185
sunia (Megascops). P ’90, 128
Sunius. P ’59, 288; 66, 347. J
IV, 31
supera (Orbitolites). P ’65, 74
superatilis (Ep paceniass P ’60, 14
superba (Calantica). .P ’08, 107
(Carinella). P 01, 669, 673
(Certhia). P ’57, 38
Coralliocaris). P 60, 38
Cenahtonrush. P ’03, 426;
05, 536
(Galeocephala). P ’57, 23
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
superba. Continued.
(Lophorhina). P ’91, 448
(Nectarinia). P ’59, 37, 38
(Nomada). P ’03, 561-563,
580, 585-587
(Poromya). P ’77, 23
(Protula). P ’09, 290
(Synedra). P ’53, 432; 1900,
477
(Teniopoda). P ’05, 413
superbiens (Saucropus). Pp 95, 328
superbifrontella (Gracilaria). P 160, 6
superbum (Dendrocelum). P 51,
288; ’57, 23
(Elotherium). P
70, 112. J
VII, 357, 388
(Lilium). P ’60, 513; ’75, 412;
1900, 664; ’07, 456. J III, 102
(Monachidium). P ’04, 530
(Trypoxylon). P ’97, 384
(Zygoclistron). P ’07, 181
superbus (Amblyteles). P ’94, 185
(Coralliacaris). P ’79, 423
(Crotalocrinus). P 86, Ab I43
88, 387
‘(Elotherium): P ’68, 177
(Eucorysses). P ’60, 221
(Euplea). P ’85, 87
(Lamprotornis). P ’05, 781
(CEdipus). P ’52, 25; ’60, 38
(Oreodon). P ’70, 111; ’71,
248
(Phasianus). P ’64, 247
(Pseudoleon). P ’01, 128; 708,
480, 481, 489
(Searus). P ’63, 179
(Spreo). P ’05, 781
(Turdus). P 64, 250
(Unio). P 53, 376. J III,
289, 293
(Xantho). P ’52, 74
supercilans (Ciccaba). P ’90, 126
F.0D,
superciliaris (Canaroptera).
38
(Eumomota). P ’90, 206
(Hypotenidia). P ’94, 137
(Leistes). P ’66, 14
(Leptopogon). P ’99, 306
(Rallus). P ’94, 137
(Stiphrornis). P ’59, 40
(Sylvicola). Li 59, 38
(Tanagra). P ’60, 140
(Trupialis). P 66, 14
superciliata (Muscicapa). P ’67, 218
(Phaleris). P ’68, 38, 41
superciliosa (Aimophila), P 90, 213,
215
(Aleedo). P ’06, 134
(Ceryle). P ’60, 134
(Cyanocitta). J I, 45
(Dendroica). P ’63, 293
1283
superciliosa. Continued.
(Feronia). j iii, 144. P ’66,
364. J II, 247
(Gallinula). P ’94, 143
superciliosum (Mormon). P ’68, 6,
34, 38, 41
superciliosus (Centropus). P ’05, 766
(Clinetrachus). P ’82, 278
(Hippocephalus). P 82, 278
(Hyborhynchus). P ’85, 65.
J VI, 234, 241
_(Lanius). P ’67, 215; ’02, 687
(Pecilodryas). P ’89, 149
(Pterostichus). P ’66, 364;
73, 306
superficialis (Eumenes). P ’99, 441,
460
(Polyporus). J ITI, 211, 212
superioris (Pupa). P 1900, 608
superlatus (Actinocrinus). P ’81,
311
(Megistocrinus). P ’69, 165
superlita (Macrochlamys). P 82,
235; ’85, 82
supernotatus (Clytus). 425.
J II, 25, 158
(Psenocerus). P ’73, 336
superstes (Spirifer). P ’58, 14
superstitiosa (Hemerodromia). P ’95,
327
(Mantis). P ’03, 705
(Tenodera). P ’03, 704, 705
Suphis. P ’73, 326
supinus (Ctenus). P ’09, 216
suppositus (Gasterosteus). P ’86,
243, 251
suppressa (Gastrodonta). P ’66,
315; ’94, 17; 1900, 142; ’02, 420,
433 ;
(Helix). P ’41, 28; 57, 193;
758, 205; 761, 308; ’94, 16
suppressus (Zonites). P ’75, 153,
168; ’89, 198
(Zonitoides). P ’93, 389
supracostata (Rissoina). P ’73, 209
(Streptostyla). P ’09, 544
supraplicata (Neptunea). P ’82, 197
(Rapa). J III, 332
suprasuleatus (Potamides). P ’10,
487
suprazonata (Polygyra). P ’99, 393;
j iii,
03, 763; ’09, 543
supremus (Anchippodus). ‘J VII,
358, 401
(Hadrohyus). P ’71, 248
(Protohippus). P ’70, 127
Sureula. P ’62, 285, 561; ’76, 279;
82, 171; ’90, 394; ’95, 56, 113,
116-130; ’96, 480. J VIII, 314,
327; IX, 121
Sureuli. P ’65, 73
Sureulites. P ’76, 280
1284
surculosus (Aster). P ’02, 669
Suriana. P ’89, 401; ’09, 486
Suricata. P ’89, 222
surinama (Synoeca). P ’98, 446
surinamense (Dothidea). J II, 287
(Ozonium). J II, 293
(Sacidium). J II, 287
(Sporotrichum). J II, 283
surinamensis (Ameiva). P ’62, 67,
351; ’98, 103, 106
(Amiva). P 71, 222.
165
(Anisotremus).
(Batrachoides). P
85, 61
(Batrachus). P ’85, 60
(Bufo). J VI, 194:
(Camillea). J II, 285
(Cantharellus). J III, 224
(Carapa). P ’02, 122
(Ceraia). P ’05, 806
(Certhia). P ’64, 266
(Elaps). P ’59, 346;
J VIII, 182
(Eneoptera).
07, 395
(Erysiphe).
(Dermestes).
(Euprepis).
(Gryllus).
(Holocentrus).
(Lobotes). P
9°
J VIII,
P 97, 110
63, 170;
60, 74.
P 05, 835, 843;
J Il, 292
P 754, 77
P 756, 154
P ’05, 835; ’07, 395
P 797, 112
"97, 412% 10,
602
(Lutjanus). P ’97, 110
(Mabuia). P ’62, 186. J VIII,
159
(Meliola). J II, 292
(Monedula). P ’97, 383; ’99,
200
(Myrmotherula). P ’60, 190
(Necrodes). P ’53, 278
(Polybia). P ’98, 448
(Pyenoscelus). P ’05, 33, 53;
06, 271; ’07, 282; 710, 5
(Silpha). P 753, 278
(Silvanus). P 754, 77; 76,
269, 271
(Sitta).
(Spheeria).
(Spheropsis).
(Tenebrio).
Surirella. P ’53, 431;
69, 70; 763, 338;
71, Biol. 5; 790, 139;
1900, 468-471
surmuletus (Mullus). P
150; 92, 268; ’98, 341
surmuletus auratus (Mullus).
150
P ’60, 190
J II, 285
J II, 280
P 54, 77
surmuletus var. maculatus (Mullus).
P ’85, 153
Surnia. P ’52, 211; ’53, 306;
61, 62, 66, |
65, 7, 10, 16; |
98, 110;
85, 149-_
P ’85, |
55, |
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
307; 66, 50; ’69, 182; ’90, 130;
93, 41. J II, 260
Surniculus. P ’02, 677
surrecta (Pedicularis). P ’63, 72
surritensis (Chetolabrus). P 782,
273
surugensis (Clausilia). P ’01, 630-
6338, 652
Sus. P 42, 216; ’46, 94; ’54, 89,
210; | ’67, 123 73, 20%; Sevens
81, 148; '86, 38; 787, ate ee
98; ’02, 127, 143, 147. J I, 19;
VII, 372, 383, 443; VIII, 86
sus (Clausilia). P ’03, 316
suspecta (Lycosa). P ’08, 164 _
suspectum (Bembidium). P ’02, 70,
6
(Heloderma). P ’69, 5; 703,
552
suspectus (Xenodon). P ’68, 183
suspensa (Acrotoxa). P ’94, 420
(Forsythia). P ’68, 334; ’83,
111
(Trypeta). P ’94, 420
sustentus (Pterostichus). P ’66, 346;
73, 304, 314. J II, 2386
Suteria. P ’92, 402
Sutor (Blepharis). P ’62, 436
sutorius (Scopiorus). P ’05, 821
suturale (Callidium). j iii, 411. J
TI, 103
(Crocidopoma). P 710, 533
(Metachroma). P ’58, 85; 773,
41, 42. J IV, 41.
(Seaphiosoma). P ’60, 323
suturalis (Acupalpus). P ’68, 382
(Agonoderus). P 768, 375
(Arhopalus). J II, 18, 103
(Blaps). j iii, 257
(Chrysomela). P ’73, 48
(Cicindela). P ’08, 506, 510
(Coccinella). P 47, 177
(Crossidius). P ’58, 8. J
IV, 4
(Dasytes). P 752, 169; 766,
354. J IV, 36
(Eleodes). P ’58, 181
(Eriphus). J II, 103
(Goniobasis). P 64, 31
(Helichus). P 752, 48. J IV,
32
(Hipponyx). P ’04, 25
(Hydroporus). P 755, 293
(Latirus). P ’99, 73
(Limnebius). P ’66, 366
_(Melania). P ’64, 31
(Myliobates). J VIII, 240
(Odontota). P ’73, 81
(Omorgus). P ’54, 214, J
IV, 34
(Pachycheilus). P ’09, 529
(Pachyrrhina). P ’95, 320
.
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
suturalis. Continued.
~~(Partula). P ’85, 209, 215. J
TX, 50, 63, 112
(Pedinus). j iii, 263
(Pristascelis). P ’66, 350, 354
(Pyramidella). P 748, 105;
62, 565; ’82, 171
(Scirtes). P ’53, 356
a (Seymnus). P ’52, 187. J IV,
(Seyrtes). P 44, 44
(Sphenothecus). P 66, 349. J
IV, 25, 40
. (Syneta). P ’59, 89, 291; 73,
(Turbonilla).
(Turritella). J VIII, 330
suturella (Attica). jv, 299 .
(Mordellistena). P ’64, 105
suturosum (Cerithium). P ’90, 448
svarbag (Lomvia). P 68, 80
(Uria). P ’68, 480
swabeani (Area). P ’77, 22
swaini (Notropis). P ’10, 288
Swainsoni (Buteo). P ’46, 45; 53,
451; 7°66, 44, 45; °70, 142; °75,
89, 100, 111; ’92, 115; ’93, 39, 61;
799, 29; 05, 689; ’08, 89. J I, 27
(Craxirex).
(Helix). J IX, 25, 26
(Myiarchus). P 772, 71
(Nanina). J IX, 26
(Rotula). J IX, 26
(Trochomorpha). J IX, 26
(Vireo). P ’66, 73
(Zonites). J IX, 26
Swainsonia. P ’58, 128 Yow
swainsoniana (Paludina). P_ 756,
110. J VI, 116
swainsonii (Bulimella).
(Buteo).
39; ’68, 149
(Cirolana). P ’91, 187
(Helinaia). P ’95, 494
(Hylocichla). P ’69, 127, 128
(Nelocira). P ’91, 187
(Passer). P ’57, 37; 59, 139
P 99, 174
P ’88, 31
P °55, 279, 280; 56,
P 75, 89, 92, 100
(Pyrgita). P ’57, 37; ’59, 139
(Ramphastos). P ’60, 136;
67, 103
swallovi (Myalina). P ’88, 232
(Poteriocrinites). P ’69, 137
(Poteriocrinus). P ’60, 394;
"79, 327; ’86, 159, 161
(Proetus). P 65, 133
(Seaphioecrinus). P 779, 327; |
’86, 161
(Symbathocrinus). P ’86, 93
swalloviana (Camaraphoria). P ’91,
247
swampina (Atherina). j i, 127
(Hydrargira). P ’77, 84
1285
swampina. Continued.
(Hydrargyra). P ’61, 2; 777,
214
Swartzia. P ’93, 217; ’01, 557
swartzii (Cereus). P ’89, 384
(Polypodium). P ’89, 352
swaynei (Bubalis). P ’96, 518
Swederella. P ’60, 6
Swertia. P ’63, 74; °74, 160; ’88,
12; ’98, 36, 308
swertia (Zygadenus). P ’88, 12
Swietenia. P- ’89, 372; ’01, 557
swifti (Epidromus). P ’88, 324
swiftiana (Epirobia).- P ’98, 281
(Leda). J VIII, 321
(Nuculana). J VIII, 321
(Stenogyra). P ’99, 370
swiftianus (Obeliscus). P ’99, 370;
10, 665
swiftii (Apex). P ’88, 37, 40
(Helicter). P ’88, 40
(Seala). J VIII, 1938
- (Turbonilla). P ’99, 146, 166,
173
swinhoei (Alyereus). P ’05, 729
* (Anodon). P ’05, 749
(Anodonta). P ’05, 749
(Balenoptera). P ’69, 16
(Bulimus). P 705, 735
(Clausilia). P ’05, 738;
569-571
(Cristaria).
(Cyclotus).
swinhoei depressus
05, 724
swinhoei (Dioryx). P ’05, 729
(Dolicheulota). P ’05, 735
(Elma). P ’05, 736
(Ennea). P 705, 736
swinhoei hotawana (Ennea).
736
(Euhadra).
(Eulota). P ’05, 734
(Formosana). P ’05, 738
(Lymnea). P ’05, 746
(Pupinella). P ’05, 726
(Segmentina). P ’05, 746
(Unio). P ’05, 750
swordiana (Pleurobema). P 1900, 81
swordianus (Unio). P 1900, 81
Syacium. P ’97, 133; ’99, 119
Syanite. P ’75, 10
Sybaris. P ’08, 620
sybilla (Pratincola).
89, 78, 148
08,
P '05, 749
P '05, 724
(Cyelotus). P
P 705,
P 05, 734
P 62, 316;
Sycalis. P ’99, 307
sycamorense (Pleurocera). P_ 63,
313
(Trypanostoma).. P 62, 175;
68, 313. J V, 283
sycioides (Cissus). P ’09, 492
Sycium. J XI, 201, 203, 279
1286
Sycobius. P ’49, 157; ’55, 439; 56,
318, 319; 57, 36; ’59, 135; ’99,
38. J I, 297; V, 185
Sycobrotus. P ’05, 780
Sycotypus. P ’54, 31; ’62, 564; ’65,
73; .’82, 209; 07, 321-323, 327,
517; 708, 3-9. J XII, 6, 56, 78
sydneiensis (Ascidia). P ’55, 387
sydra (Eresia). P ’66, 335
Syenite. P ’92, 176; 197, 429, 436.
J XI, 346
sygmobranchus (Protula). P ’10, 494
Sylbeocyclus. P ’62, 232; ’69, 212
Syletria. P ’05, 4338, 841
Syllarus. P ’52, 14
Syllide. P ’07, 110; ’08, 323; ’09,
236, 321
Syllides. P ’07, 448-451
Syllis. P ’06, 352; ’08, 323; ’09,
236, 321-324, 830
Syllysis. P ’86, 17
Sylochelidon. P ’62, 536
sylverupis (Solariella). P ’96, 477
(Solarium). P ’96, 477
sylvana (Edmondia). J VIII, 306
Sylvania. P ’47, 156; ’54, 397; ’91,
437; ’93, 22, 27, 28, 55, 64; 95,
382, 464, 497; ’96, 112, 157, 158,
162; 98, 86.. J I, 38
Sylvanite. P ’74, 114
sylvatica (Amyris). P
(Calamagrostis).
(Carpophaga). P
(Fagus). P ’62, 11;
"76, 328
(Geotrygon). P
125, 130
(Limnobia). P ’59, 198
(Muhlenbergia). P 710, 554
(Nyssa). P 1900, 649, 668;
702, 653; -’07, 454
(Planaria). P
’89, 371
P ’63, 78, 79
54, 227
"74, 80;
63, 300; 767,
51, 241, 350;
j v, 338; vi, 36--P
755, 425; ’56, 6; ’82, 329; 95, 407
(Rhynchodemus). P 757, 25
(Stachys). P ’77, 108
(Valeriana). j vii, 29. P ’63,
sylvaticum (Gnaphalium). J _ III,
181, 182, 193
(Lophiotherium). P ’70, sae
sylvaticus (Lepus). j viii, 78.
"60, 1833: -°71,/ 245770, 273; 180,
348; ’94, 218, 393; 96, 182, 378;
97, ” 95, 209 ; 08, 96. J VIL, 403,
445; XI, 209, 210, 280
sylvaticus ’aztecus (Lepus). i te
384
sylvaticus transitionalis (Lepus). P
97, 209
sylvaticus (Lupinus). P ’98, 395
99,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
sylvaticus. Continued.
(Mus). P ’53, 405, 412; 74,
178
(Rhynchodemus). P ’50, 350;
51, 289; °58, 171
(Scirpus). P ’02, 646, 666
sylveire (Polybia). P ’98, 450
sylvestre (Dromatherium). eos LS
150; 759, 162; ’86, 360. J IX, 265
(Nasturtium). P ’60, 302
sylvestris (Agathaumus). P "72, 279
(Bonasa). P ’64, 23
(Cabalus). P ’94, 139
(Dipsacus). P ’60, 512
(Gallopavo). P ’57, 179
(Glyptosaurus). P ’71, 105
(Melanoplus). P ’04, 776, 791
(Ocydromus). P ’94, 139
(Troglodytes). P 746, 113;
799, 20
(Vitis). P ’53, 270
Sylvia. j iv, 27, 35, 165, 183, 253,
275; v, 29; vii, 190, 193, 290; viii,
149, 153, 159. ° P °42, 191; 755,
325; 756, 288, 290; ’59, 39, 40;
60, 191, 376; ’62, 317; ’64, 270;
66, 38; ’67, 218, 219; ’68, 285;
83, 130; ’99, 14, 15, 17, 41; 705,
772
sylvia (Chrysomela).
Sylviade. P 53, 310
P ’73, 49, 50
Sylvicola. P 47, 155; ’51, 154; 753,
310, 312, 398; ’55, 309; 759, 38;
761, 220;: 63, 293. J I, 37; I,
262
sylvicola (Musceicapa). j iv, 173, 177.
P 51, 149; ’75, 348
(Sylvia). Pp 66, 38
Sylvicolide. P ’63, 292; 66, 67;
74, 96; 83, 61
Sylviella. P ’05, 773
Sylvietta. P ’56, 318; ’59, 39; 799,
41
Sylviide. P ’66, 66; ’68, 296; ’83,
60; 796, 165; ’05, 771
Sylvilagus. P ’99, 384; ’08, 404, 405
sylvosus (Carabus). P 743, 296
Symbathocrinide. P ’81, 191, 231-
247; ’85, 237; ’86, 78-100, 115;
88, 354
Symbathocrinus. P ’68, 78-90, 108,
155, 193; ’79, 240, 247, 280, 281;
781, 191; °85, 259-298; 787, 106;
788, 350, 379; 790, 354
Symborodon. P ’74, 89, 90, 166, 224.
J VIII, 72, 75, 76, 81-88
Symbranchide. P 71, 290
Symbranchus. P ’68, 258;
703, 530
symmetrica (Astarte).
P ’48, 96; 62, 578;
(Ceriphasia). P
71, 290;
j vii, 184.
82, 158
65, 25
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
symmetrica. Continued.
(Cyclas). P 54, 30
(Difflugia). P ’75, 415; ’76,
115, 116
(Goniobasis). P 764, 39; 765,
5
(Lucina). P 748, 101
(Melania). P ’49, 155; ’64,
27, 39. J I, 278
(Quadrula). P
116; ’79, 162
(Salamandra). j v, 157, 333;
vi, 35. P ’59, 126. J I, 284; III,
350, 363
(Triton). J III, 363
(Uta). P 58, 253; ’66, 303
(Volutilithes). P 55, 260;
90, 396; 706, 68
symmetricum (Platyceras). J VIII,
306
symmetricus (Actinocrinus). P ’81,
353
(Acupalpus). P ’68, 382
(Caranx). P ’62, 260; .’05, 67
(Clibanarius). P ’58, 235
(Coscinodiscus). P ’90, 137
(Dichocrinus). P ’81, 261
(Doryerinus). P ’68, 345; ’81,
353
(Fusus). j vii, 155.
J Il, 171
100
(Liopus).
(Pagurus). j viii, 188. P 750,
25; 7°58, 235
(Pentremites). P ’87, 88
(Platyerinus). P ’90, 365
(Pogonichthys). P ’54, 186;
56, 188
(Talarocrinus). P ’81, 261
(Trachurus): P ’62, 260; 705,
7
"75, 415; 76,
P 48,
(Triton). P ’59,126; ’56, 8,11
(Unio). P 53, 258, 268
Symmetropleura. P ’07, 301
Symmorium. J IX, 427
Symmorphus. P ’99, 214
symnista (Albunea). P ’50, 24; 758,
230
sympanistria (Columba). P ’05, 757
Sympetrum. P ’98, 154; ’99, 229,
239; ’08, 460-489
Symphalangus. P ’02, 142
Symphaloxipha. P ’05, 843
Symphemia. P ’59, 108; ’60, 195;
62, 321; °64, 67; °66, 97; 69,
208; ’71, 32; ’89, 268; ’92, 104;
05, 681. J I, 223
Symphodus. P ’92, 270
Sympholis. P ’97, 463. J VIII, 141
symphoricarpi (Blitrydium). P ’93,
(Plowrightia). P ’90, 249
1287
Symphoricarpus. P ’63, 63; ’84, 86;
798, 49, 400. J III, ’89
Symphurus. ‘ en if 391; 97, 133
Symphyllia. P 81, 82, "84, 86; 788,
306
Symphynota. P ’53, 245, 254, 260,
261, 269; ’68, 146. J V, 425, 435,
441; VI, 284
Symphypoda. P
83, 97
67, 234; 69, 123;
5
Symphysodon. P ’71, 291; ’03, 533
Symphytum. P ’60, 200
Symplecta. P ’59, 198, 203, 228
Symplectes. P 55, 439
Symplocarpus. P 60, 145; ’91, 277
Symplocos. P ’84, 117
Sympyena. P 93, 377
symyrus (Blattidium). P ’85, 112
Synema. P ’04, 132
Synageles. P ’92, 80; 703, 341
Synagodus. P ’79, 179, 185, 186,
193
Synagris. P ’96, 554; ’97, 76
synagris (Lutjanus). P ’97, 108;
06, 98
?
(Neomenis). P
118; ’06, 487
(Sparus). P ’98, 108
Synallaxis. P ’60, 193; ’99, 306, 313
Synanceia. P 797, 81; ’05, 510
Synanceine. P ’05, 507
Synancia. P ’82, 277, 304
Synancidium. P ’82, 277
synandre (Uredo). J II, 282
Synapta. P ’53, 431; 55, 386; ’71,
129
Synaptomys. P ’74, 188, 192, 193;
94, 391; ’95, 382; ’96, 183; ’97,
25, 211, 304; ’07, 456
Synaptura. P ’97, 90
Synbathocrinus. P ’66, 251; ’68,
323; °69, 67. J II, 93
Synbranchoide. P ’62, 241
Synbranchus. P ’62, 241
Synealypta. P 744, 117;
217; ’61, ie 2
Synchiropus. P ’59, 129
Synchita. jv, 266. P ’44, 111; ’58,
63; 66, 379. J IV, 32
Synchloe. P 66, 248, 336
Syncopta. P ’55, 325; ’56, 318; ’57,
35; 759, 38; ’99, 41
Syncranteride. P ’56, 307;
syndactyla (Dasycephala).
(Simia). P ’02, 142
(Xenocichla). P ’59, 44
Syndactyli. P ’68, 261, 296
syndactylus (Hylobates).
414
98, 108; 799,
54, 113,
60, 484
P 59, 44
P 1900,
(Symphalangus). P ’02, 142
(Trichophorus). P ’59, 44
Syndesmon. P ’10, 563
1288
Syndosmya. P 754, 29
Syneches. P ’95, 327
Synechoglanis. P ’77, 92
Syneda. P 775, 435
Synedra. P ’53, 432; ’61, 70, 71;
63, 339; 65, 7, 16; 1900, 473, 477
Synema. P 1900, 537; ’09, 215
Synemosyna. P ’92, 80; ’04, 140
Synentognathi. P ’59, 148
Syneta. P ’59, 89, 291; ’73, 24
syngamus (Sclerostomum). P 756,
54
syngenes (Pupa). P ’90, 296; 1900,
606
(Pupilla). P ’06, 143; ’09, 514
syngenesia (Valsa). P ’77, 112, 114
Syngnatha. j ii, 108.
Syngnathide. P ’84, 166; ’92, 249;
97, 97;
507; ’06, 93;
Syngnathine.
Syngnathoide. P ’59, 149;
Syngnathus. P 754, 156; ’56, 137;
59, 149; °62, 283; °77, 204; 7°82,
309; ’92, 250; ’97, 97;
1900, 519; ’06, 93; ’09, 407
Synhalonia. P ’97, 347
Synidotea. P ’97, 389-404; ’01,
Synistius. P ’62, 238; ’86, 256
Synoclodia. P ’58, 14; ’59, 13,
"70, 15; ’88, 225; ’91, 244
synodica (Cicada). j iv, 3384
Synodontide. P ’92, 244; ’97,
96; 798, 340; 1900, 497; ’06,
J XII, 501
Synodus. P ’62, 241;
279; ’84, 130-136;
244; ’97, 96;
06, 87
synodus (Esox).
(Saurus).
(Synodus). P
Synoeca. P ’98, 446
Synoicus. P 759, 172
Synopleura. P ’71, 165
99, 338; 1900, 519; 704,
07, 426. J XII, 501
P 59, 149; ’62, 283
67,
87.
63, 178;
85, 370;
182.
192,
P ’84, 132.
P 84, 132, 135
84, 132
Synoplotherium. P ’75, 23; 792, 306.
J IX, 158, 165
synotus. P ’65, 173; ’82, 318; ’90,
30
Synplecta. P ’51, 239; ’56, 52; ’86, |
313
Synsyllis. P ’09, 236, 322
Syntechna. P ’05, 814, 842
syntechnoides (Microcentrum). P
05, 814, 842
Syntherisma. P ’02, 660; ’09, 488;
10, 545, 551, 583
Synthesiomyia. P 795, 335
Synthliboramphus. P ’68, 7, 14, 54-
56; ’69, 211; ’93, 22, 30, 60
Synthyris. Yr 163, 72; 98, 39, 49,
309
98, 340; 1900, 497; |
|
|
|
G2, 282
99,” 338;
156
245 |
‘syriaca (Asclepias). P
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Syntomium. a IV, 13
syntremus (Siphonops). P 66, 129
Syntrilasma. P ’65, 277
Synyphoecrinus. P 86, 176
syphilitica (Lobelia). P ’60, 514;
02, 35
Syphyrapicus. P ’91, 435
Sypilus. J IT, 99
syralis (Ammonites). j viii, 220
Syrbula. P
36, 53, 162-194;
07, 32, 286;
09, 112, 136;
04, 516, 517, 784; 705,
06, 17, 18, 363;
08, 366, 368, 375;
10, 587, 617, 625
99, 103;
710, 582
(Idonearea). P
syriaciformis (Ammonites).
313
712 SA.
J VIII,
(Buchiceras). J VIII, 313
syriacus (Articerus). P ’66, 109
(Asclepias). P 1900, 489
(Ceratites). P ’56, 126
(Fustiger). P ’66, 109
(Unio). P ’63, 189. J VI, 56
(Ursus). P 94, 128
Syrilla. P ’81, 62
syringa (Calycella). P ’76, 210, 217
syringe (Podalirius). P ’98, 54
(Thyridium). P ’93, 189
syringeflora (Fuchsia). P ’79, 137
Syringipora. P ’41, 18
Syringocrinus. P ’81, 411
Syringodendron. P ’60, 238, 521
Syringopora. P ’58, 44, 48, 144; ’60,
436; ’86, 40,.44; 297, 427
Syringothyris. P ’63, 6;
275
Syrmatium. P ’63, 346
Syrnium. j iii, 353. P 748, 89, 124;
52, 211; °53, 307; 756, 287; 759,
32, 189, 190, 193; 66, 50; 775,
344, 480; ’89, 268; ’90, 126, 127;
92, 106, 115, 117; 93, 22, 27, 41,
61; 95, 464, 480; 798, 80; ’99, 31.
J II, 51
Syrnola. P 795, 77; 701, 394
Syromastes. P ’05, 186, 193
Syrphide. P ’94, 276, 419;
98, 159
Syrphus. j vi, 163.
329; ’98, 159
Syrrhaptes. P ’69, 199
Syrrhopus. P ’08, 125
syrtale (Placenticeras). P 705, 28
syrtalis (Ammonites). P 705, 28
(Placenticeras). P ’05, 28
(Strophomena). j viii, 253
Sysimbrium. P ’63, 57
syspilus (Acara). P ’71, 255
(AZquidens). P 703, 534
Syspira. P ’01, 569, 576
Systemodon. P ’92, 430
65, 119,
95, 329;
P 94, 276; ’95,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 1289
Systena. P °47,-164;°73,
Systechus. P ’95, 326
Systolederus. P ’04, 662
57, 68
Systoma. P ’71, 216. J VI, 191-194
systoma (Rana). J VI, 194
systrophia (Helix). P 1900, 389
Systropus. P ’95, 326
tabacaria (Fistularia). P
17, 205; ’84, 162; ’10,
tabacarius (Centropristis).
236
63, 179;
601
P 62,
(Solenostomus). P ’63, 179
tabaci (Cataroma). P ’65,
tabacina (Thelephora). J
(Xylaria). J II, 284
238
III, 219
tabacinum (Macrosporium). P ’94, |
383
(Sporidesmium). P
tabacum (Nicotiana). P
89, 395
Tabanide. P 94, 272;
98, 157
Tabanus. j iii, 31. P 78,
272; °95, 321-323; 98,
86
Tabellaria. P °65, 16
91, 92
59, 97;
95, 321;
315; 94,
158; 708,
tabellaria (Dimeregramma). P ’65,
13
(Navicula). P ’65, 11
(Odontidium). P ’65, 7
tabellarium (Biddulphia).
690, 693, 718
(Triceratium). P 19
tabellarium diplostictum
tium). P 1900, 718
Tabernemontana. P ’89,
tabernemontana (Amsonia
162
P 1900,
00, 718
(Tricera-
391
). P 92,
tabescens (Cyprea). P ’05, 292
tabida (Celetes). J I, 77
(Monopsis). P ’07,
tabiensis (Oryzosoma). P
(Streptostyla). P ’9
tabuensis (Ganesella). P
(Helix). P ’01, 567
474
91, 311
1, 311
02, 235
(Porzana). P ’94, 144
(Rallus). P 94, 144
(Zapornia). P 99, 42
tabuleformis (Polyporus).
207
tabulana (Partula). J IX,
se das,
58
tabulata (Euspira). P ’90, 450, 453
(Goniobasis). P ’64, 38
(Melania). P ’64, 38
(Physa). P ’02, 513
(Pleurotomaria). a 272
(Synedra). P ’61,
(Testudo). P ’68, 06;
98, 101
(Turbo). j viii, 272
tabulatum (Pleurotoma).
91, 417;
P ’48, 105
tabulatus (Platycrinus). P ’86, 95
(Symbathocrinus). P ’86, 90
(Stylocrinus). P ’86, 90, 95
tabulatus var. alta (Stylocrinus). P
86, 95
tabulatus var. depressa (Stylocrinus).
P ’86, 95
Tabulina. P 790, 139; ’98, 470;
1900, 726
tacazze (Nectarinia). P ’05, 775
tachardus (Faleo). P ’67, 214
Tachea. P ’75, 155, 198, 219; ’89,
201; ’92, 392, 393; ’96, 425
Tachhydrite. P ’88, 185
Tachina. P ’94, 278; ’95, 333
Tachinide. P ’94, 277; ’95, 331
Tachinine. P ’95, 309
Tachinomyia. P 95, 334
Tachinophyta. P 95, 333 :
Tachinus. j iii, 158. P 744, 32; 745,
267. J IV,-.31
tachiro (Falco). P ’67, 214
Tachornis. P ’63, 287
Tachybaptes. P ’62, 232
Tachycineta. P 66, 57, 72; ’90, 210,
216; ’92, 122; ’93, 53, 64; 795,
492; °96, 115, 155; 798, 84, 216;
99, 25, 44, 244; '03, 28; 04, 584;
05, 690
Tachydromi. P ’94, 275
Tachydromus. P 757, 48, 72; 60,
495; ’02, 177, 184, 693
Tachylite. P ’98, 91-93
Tachymenis. P 754, 226; ’60, 246,
247; ’66, 128; 68, 104. J VIII,
_ 159, 180
Tachynectes. P ’62, 71; ’64, 167
Tachypetes. P ’56, 255; 69, 200,
204-206, 212, 216; °75, 357
Tachypetide. P ’69, 216
Tachyphonus. P ’60, 141; 65, 106,
171; ’67, 94; ’68, 360; ’99, 47, 51
tachypoda (Pardosa). P 704, 268,
275; ’08, 165, 199 .
Tachyporide. P 744, 32
Tachyporus. P ’44, $2; 60, 316;
66, 374; 773, 327
Tachypus. P 52, 66; 57, 3
Tachyrhostus. P ’96, 554
Tachys. P ’66, 347, 348. J IV, 28
Tachysphex. P ’93, 469, 481-532;
94, 306; 796, 554
Tachysurine. P ’05, 462
Tachysurus. P ’97, 57; 99, 331;
05, 462
Tachyta. P 43, 297; °73, 326
Tachytes. P ’93, 469, 498-504; ’94,
306; ’99, 200
Tachytrechus. P ’95, 328
Tachytriorchis. P ’75, 90, 97, 98
Tachyusa. J IV, 31
taciturnus (Lanius). P ’67, 215
1290
Tacnite. P ’86, 367
Tacsonia. P ’58, 124
tactus (Homopyralis). P ’74, 2138
tacubaya (Theronia). P ’73, $97
Tadorna. P ’69, 217
teda (Pinus). P ’89, 57, 353; 1900,
632
tedata (Languria). P ’54, 160
tedifer (Pygolampis). P ’51, 334
tedo (Xiphostoma). P ’71, 267;
06, 463
Tenia. P ’51, 241; ’55, 443; 56,
46°. 971, 635.5776, 26ers ae
"78, 405; °79, 11; ’84, 137; 786,
62; °’87, 22; ’88, 81, 169; ’90,
416-418; ’08, 100. J I, 302
tenia (Cepola). P ’92, 259
(Cobitis). P ’63, 257; ’05, 474
(Trachypterus). P ’63, 257
tenianotus (Platypterus). P ’82,
277
teniata (Anculosa). P
65, 35
(Aptenodytes). P ’72, 176, 195
(Asclera). P 754, 21
(Dubusia). P ’99, 307
(Hyperaspis). P 52, 184. J
IV, 42
(Lemolyta). P’71, 259; ’06, 322
(Leptophis). P’52, 181; 60, 561
(Leptoxis). P ’64, 102; ’65, 35
(Partula). P ’85, 215. J IX,
45, 46, 68, 72, 109
(Perea). P ’62, 107
(Psammobia). P ’98, 61
(Pygoseelis). P ’72, 195
(Rhadinea). J VIII, 140
(Talpa). P ’53, 327
(Triplax). P 754, 162
(Tritoma): J I, 71, 78
(Vexilla). P ’05, 292
teniatum (Arrhyton). P ’60, 241;
62, 82
(Baseanium). P ’01, 62
teniatum subs. ornatum (Bascanium).
P ’01, 62
teniatum (Elaphidion).
J IV, 40
(Theridium).
‘teniatus (Anculotus). P
65, 35
(Anisotremus). P
62, 256
64, 102;
P 54, 81.
P ’09, 203
64, 102;
61, 107;
(Aspidontus). P ’03, 170, 172
(Bellerophon). P ’62, 425
(Bothrops). P ’59, 339
(Bulimus). J IX, 72
(Bunodes). P ’89, 107
(Callionymus). P ’58, 129
(Clibanarius). P 758, 235
(Cystignathus). P 754, 226
(Dinophilus). P ’07, 91-134
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
teniatus. Continued.
(Dromieus). J VIII, 139
(Drymobius). P ’60, 561
(Evoxymetopon). P ’63, 228
(Leptophis). P ’01, 62
(Loxandrus). J II, 252
(Masticophis). P ’60, 561; ’66,
305; ’01, 62
(Pagurus). P ’58, 235
(Partulus). J IX, 72
(Petroscirtes). P ’03, 172
(Polynemus). P ’61, 276
(Trichidion). P ’61, 276
(Triton). J III, 361
(Unio). P 53, 258
(Zamenis). P ’01, 57, 61
teniatus ornatus (Zamenis). P ’01,
62; 703, 34, 549, 553
teniatus teniatus (Zamenis).
62; 703, 553
Tenidiestes. P ’70, 132
Teniocampa. P ’74, 201; ’75, 432
Teniodonta. P ’76, 39, 89; ’83, 77,
79
Tenioglossa. P ’63, 33;
90, 42; 1900, 576
Tenioglossata. J VIII, 189
Tenioides. P ’82, 304
teniola (Auricula). J IX, 91
(Cyrba). P 1900, 540
(Melampus). J IX, 91
(Metacyrba). P ’04, 139; ’09,
224
P ’01,
96, 495;
teniolata (Bulimella). P ’88, 31
(Lacerta). P ’60, 490
(Melania). P ’60, 59; 765, 30
(Sesarma). P ’80, 218
teniolatum (Lygosoma). P ’60, 490
teniolis (Colymbetes). P 62, 523
tenionotus (Chironomus). j vi, 149
(Veniliornis). P ’99, 205
teniophera (Strigamia). J V, 50
Teniophis. P ’54, 226; ’60, 249;
61, 74; '63, 101; "66-3285" 01,
92; 708, 123. J VIII, 139, 181
Teniopoda. P ’04, 530; ’05, 410-414,
841
teniops (Hippocampus). J XII, 501
teniopsis (Strigamia). J V, 48
Tenioptera. P ’42, 142; ’94, 279.
J II, 193
tenioptera (Muscicapa).
teniopterus (Phyllopteryx).
426
Teniopteryx. P ’62, 367
teniorhynchus (Culex). P ’95, 319
Teniosea. P 775, 432
Teniosoma. P ’57, 162
Teniotes. J II, 142
Tenitis. P ’89, 352
Teniura. P 710,473. J XII, 499
teniura (Ameiva). P ’62, 68
j iv, 380
P 07,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
teniurus (Dules). P ’62, 236; ’07,
264 ——
(Elaphe). P ’60, 565
(Liophis). P ’62, 76
Tafalisea. P ’05, 52, 54
Tagelus. P °77, 23; ’88, 332; ’91,
48; ’98, 59-62; 1900, 480; ’03, 757.
J VIII, 370
Tagetes. P ’98, 391, 392
tagetes (Lepachys). P 96, 38
tageticola (Phoma). P ’95, 28
(Spheria). P ’95, 28
taha (Euplectes). P ’99, 60
(Pyromelana). P ’99, 60
tahapisi (Emberiza). P ’56, 318;
59, 138; ’99, 58
(Fringillaria). P 56,
99, 58
tahatali (Ploceus).
taheitana (Partula).
taheitensis (Hydrocena).
Taheitia. P ’87, 146.
_ 107
tahitana (Partula).
tahitensis (Atyoida). P
79, 415;. 94, 407
(Cyelostoma). J IX, 99
(Dolabrifera). P ’99, 516
(Helicina). J VIII, 407; IX,
101
(Hydrocena). J IX, 99
(Partula). P ’85, 212
(Realia). J IX, 99
(Sealinella). J XI, 99, 110
(Sueceinea). J IX, 85, 109
(Trochonina). J IX, 28, 108
‘tahitiensis (Mecistocephalus). J V,
318;
P 99, 60
J IX, 47, 59
J 1X, 100
J IX, 100,
P ’85, 212
60, 28;
P 94, 144
P 94, 144
P '62, 245
P 83, 134,
(Porzana).
(Rallus).
tahmel (Pimelepterus).
tahoensis (Catostomus).
152
tahulana (Partula). P ’85, 212
taimen (Salmo). P ’90, 49
taitiana .(Melania). P ’64, 47
taitianus (Psittacus). P ’64, 241
(Unio). P ’53, 258
taitii (Cassis). j vii, 145. P ’99,
77
P ’48, 100; °53, 321
P ’99, 77
P 99, 77
P 05, 735
(Fusus).
(Phalium).
(Semicassis ).
‘taivanica (Helix).
(Satsuma). P ’05, 735
taivanum (Leptopoma). P ’05, 723
taivanus (Cyclotus). P ’05, 723
taivanus adamsi (Cyclotus). P ’05,
723
‘taivanus peraffinis (Cyclotus). P ’05,
05
‘taiwanica (Ariophanta). P ’05, 739
1291
taiwanica. Continued.
(Clausilia). P ’08, 569, 570,
571
(Diplommatina). P ’05, 726
taiwanica suganiikeiensis (Diplomma-
tina). P ’05, 727
taiwanicum degeneratum (Cyatho-
poma). P ’05, 724, 725
taiwanicum (Punctum). P ’05, 746
tajasica (Awaous). P ’97, 132
(Gobius). P ’97, 132
tajassu (Sus). J VII, 383
Taleopora. P ’73, 336
talamanee (Dendrobates). J VIII,
94, 102
Talarocrinus. P ’81, 232, 259; 85,
232, 239, 342; 86, 213; ’87, 110;
88 342, 343
talatala (Nectarinia). P ’99, 61
talboti (Poteriocrinus). P ’86, 162
(Seytalocrinus). P ’86, 162
Tale. P ’80, 248, 280, 292; ’92, 189,
201; ’97, 420
taleola (Valsa). P ’77, 121
Taligrada. P ’83, 169
Talinum. P ’63, 59; ’73, 364; ’76,
159; ’78, 333; ’81, 161; ’82, 221;
98, 386, 388, 412; 710, 545, 547,
549, 562
Talitrus. j i, 51, 384
tallicheti (Tellina). P ’95, 51
talniata (Anculosa). J XIII, 180
Talona. P ’62, 191, 193, 197, 206,
207
Talonella. P ’62, 213
Talorchestia. P ’78, 298; ’88, 330,
333
Talpa. j v, 114. P ’53, 326; ’68,
262; ’87, 117; 796, 507. J IX, 260
talpa (Notoxus). -P 752, 94
Talpide. P ’78, 47; ’82, 317; ’83,
80-82; 92, 292, 424; 796, 201
talpina (Achatinella). P ’88, 26
talpinus (Dermestes). P ’54, 108
talpoida (Hippa). j i, 160, 444;
viii, 132. P ’54, 175; ’58, 230,
244; °71, 124; °78, 326, 336; °79,
409; ’82, 238; ’88, 330, 333; 791,
181; ’92, 327. J III, 149
(Salamandra). P ’67, 172. J
I, 288
be oy aga Ek P ’52, 162;
(Blarina). P ’94, 218, 395;
95, 382
(Cricetus). P 775, 135
BT as noted Pst) 1628-5 276:
(Peraspalax). P ’88, 299. J
TX, 265
(Pseudostoma). P 752, 162;
75, 135
1292
talpoides. Continued.
(Saccophorus). P ’75, 135
(Sorex). j vii, 397
(Thomomys). P ’75, 134, 135
talpoides bulbivorus (Thomomys). P
75, 136
talpoides umbrinus (Thomomys). P
75, 137
talpoideum (Amblystoma). P_ ’67,
169, 170, 172; ’68, 276; ’95, 407
(Ambystoma). P 756, ll. J
IIT, 352, 353
Tama. P ’09, 201
Tamandua. P _ ’87,
_ 869
tamarin (Cebus). P ’61, 464
(Midas). P ’61, 464
Tamarindus. P ’89, 376, 378
Tamariscinee. P ’89, 366
Tamarix. P ’89, 366
Tamatia. P ’60, 134
tamaulipasensis (Helix). P 757,
102; ’59, 188. J VI, 183
(Polygyra). J VI, 183
tamaulipensis (Ceratites). P .’09, 126
(Diapheromera). P ’09, 126
(Leptinaria). P ’03, 776
116; 01, 366,
41 .
tambra (Labeobarbus). J XII, 500
tamel (Opisthisthius). P ’62, 245
Tamias. j viii, 68, 74. P ’52, 198;
55, 332; °58, 165;. ’67, 134; ’69,
3; ’°78, 22, 62; ’80, 348; 782, 319,
327; 783, 269; 87, 57;. 788, 98,
99; '94, 218, 389; ’95, 43; 96,
193; ’97, 30, 215; 798,122, 123,
349; ’07, 456; ’08, 82. J VII, 404,
445; IX, 391
Tamila. P ’74, 212
Tamiosoma. P 756, 315;
76, 273
tamisieri (Pompilus). P ’96, 550
tamnifolia (Ipomea). P ’67, 21
(Smilax). P ’07, 455
Tamnophilus. P ’67, 215
tamolana (Rhombodera).
Tamonea. P ’89, 398
tampaensis (Murex). P ’46, 25
(Trochus). P 7°46, 26
tampicoensis (Lampsilis). P ’09, 534
(Unio). P 753, 258; ’09, 534.
J III, 312
tamulus (Aiolopus). P ’02, 631
(Gryllus). P ’02, 631
tamyris (Cyphocrania). P ’04, 70
tanaceti (Galeruca). P 773, 55
tanacetifolia (Macheranthera). P
63, 66
(Phacelia). .P ’95, 558
Tanacetum. P ’60, 514; ’97, 192
tanago (Rhodeus). P ’10, 478
64, 214;
P 03, 712
“acid rte P 704, 581; 705,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Tanagra. j iv, 52, 252, 377; vii, 193;
villi, 154. P ’42, 191; 748, 85, 90;
53, 400; ’57, 36; 759, 135; 60,
140; ’63, 296; °64, 253; ’65, 171;
66, 19; ’69, 130; ’95, 251; 799,
35, 37; ’05, 782. J I, 296
Tanagrella. P ’63, 296
Tanagride. P ’63, 296; 64, 106;
66, 71; °68, 296; 7°83. Gis Oa,
492; ’96, 152
tanagrinus (Icterus). P ’66, 22
(Molothrus). P ’66, 22
Tanais. P ’94, 90-93
Tanaops. P ’59, 74
Tanarthrus. P ’52, 92, 103; ’55, 277.
J IV, 11, 12, 38
Tancredia. P ’60, 183, 185, 418, 426;
’61, 421
tanee (Endodonta). J IX, 42, 108
(Helix). J IX, 42
(Pitys). P’ ’73, 284, J IX, 42
tanegashime (Alyceus). P ’01, 562
(Clausilia). P ’01, 500, 628-
635, 652
(Diplommatina). P ’01, 497
tanegashime var. dulcis -(Ganesella) .
P 701, 565
tanegashime (Macrochlamys). P ’01,
498
(Microcystina). P 704, 634
tanegashimanus (Cyclotus). P ’08,
31
tanensis (Rallus). P 94, 143
tangentialis (Bellerophon). P ’89,
297
Tangia. P ’07, 474
tangieri (Gelasimus). P ’80, 153
tanglunga (Viverra). P ’02, 143, 156
tankerville (Bletia). P 758, 120;
73, 206
(Phaius). P ’73, 276
(Serranus). P ’62, 107
tankervillii (Actinobolus). P
255
tanneri (Bulimulus).
438; 02, 595, 597 .
(Nesiotus). P 796, 438
Tantalide. P ’64, 65; ’66, 96
Tantalite. P ’76, 39; ’82, 15
Tantalus. j i, 53; v, 68. P 753,
425; ’55, 316; ’59, 108, 174; 760,
197; 64, 246; ’66, 96; ’75, 354;
96, 513; ’05, 688, 760, 761. J
72,
P '96, 403,
(Macroglossa). J IV, 131
(Sesia). J IV, 131
(Sphinx). J IV, 131
Tantilla. P ’56, 246; ’60, 77, 328;
61, 74; 63, 100; ’65, 197; 766,
126, 320; ’68, 102; °71, 204; 701,
18, 92; ’03, 34, 542, 551-557; 704,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
467; 708, 124.
145, 181
tantilla (Bifidaria). P 1900, 429
—JF VIII, 95, 142- |
(Clausilia). P ’01, 655; 702,370 |
(Nesopupa).
(Pupa). P
400
(Pupinella). P ’87, 138
(Terebra). P ’04, 5
(Vertigo). P ’87, 138. J VIII,
400, 410; IX, 18, 84, 109
tantillus (Acupalpus). P ’68, 382
(Bacanius). P ’53, 291
(Bradyeellus). P ’68, 381
(Cryptus). P ’73, 133, 184
(Homopyralis). P ’74, 214
(Paxillus). P ’82, 234
(Teniophis). P ’54, 227; ’60,
249. J VIII, 181
tantula (Pleurotoma). P
48,105. JI, 115
’(Terebra). ¥
106. J I, 114
tantura (Terebra).
tanuphylla (Crategus).
Tanydesmus. P ’96, 264
Tanymecus. P ’54, "85;
IV, 39
Tanyproctini. J Ill, 227
Tanyproctus. J III, 227
Tanypus. j iii, 15. P ’95, 308, 320
Tanystola. P ’54, 40, 58
Tanystoma. P ’54, 40
taosonus (Phrynotettix). P
595, 597
Tapada. P ’96, 449
Tapaya. j vi, 14. P ’66, 302;
141
Tapeina. J II, 142
tapeinosoma (Gazza).
Tapes. P 55, 441;
22; ’82, 199, 203;
206, 400
Tapesia. P ’94, 350
tapetzella (Tinea). P ’75, 37
Taphozoi. P ’02, 161 -
Taphozous. P ’54, 190;
789, 323
Tapbria. P 54,38. J II, 293
taphrium (Buccinum). P ’05, 102
Taphrocampa. P ’82, 243, 250
Taphrocerus. P ’57, 9; 73, 96
Taphrometopon. P 60, 553°
Taphronota. P "01, 375
Taphrosphys. P ’91, 423
tapia (Crateva). P ’89, 364
Tapinattus. P ’04, 138
Tapinauchenius. P 09, 195
Tapinocyba. P 705, 306, 327, 338
Tapinoma. P ’96, 36
Tapinopa. P 03, 128, 133, ee
09, 548
P 1900, 432
87, 138. J VIII,
"47, 288;
J IX, 151
P ’10, 247
02,
85,
J XI, 517
56, 314;
90, 450;
TT,
01,
55, 432;
47, 284;_
48, |
66, 349. J |
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Tapinopus. P ’99, 202
Tapinostola. P ’75, 432
Tapir, <P 788, 99; J. VAL,
VIII, 74
Tapiride. J VII, 238
tapirinus (Systemodon). P ’92, 430
tapiroides (Mastodon). J VII, 395
tapirulus (Engraulis). P ’99, 335
(Stolephorus). P ’99, 335
Tapirus. + 7°46, 96; ’49, 180; 52,
53, 106; ’54, 200; ’58, 12; ’59,
183 ;)./65, -183.; -’67, 123° 769, 3;
71 4be sg 08, Ol, Tis ee 19;
89, 96; 95, 447. J I, 20; III,
167; VI, 243; VII, 263, 357, 390,
394; VIII, 73, 85, 87; IX, 288-
385; XI, 253, 254, 274, 280
394;
tappaniana (Bifidaria). P ’06, 144,
533; 709, 515
(Bulimella). P ’88, 28
(Partulina). P ’88, 27
tappanianus (Unio). P ‘41, 104;
53, 259; 754, 248; °60, 17; 61,
310; ’72, 106; ’94, 30. J VIII,
67, 69
P 02, 83
taprobane (Pericheta).
J Vil,
tapyroides (Tetracaulodon).
395
Tarache. P ’75, 65, 69,
Tarachodes. P ’01, 278;
Taractes. P ’62, 127
Taracticus. P ’95, 323
Taracus. P ’01, 568, 593
Taraguira. P ’62, 351
tarane (Spiriferine). P ’97, 410
Tarandus. P ’82, 324, 327
tarandus (Cervus). J VII, 357, 377
(Rangifer). P ’78, 61
70, 426
03, 702
tarandus caribou (Rangifer). P 9%,
224
Taranis. P ’95, 64
Tarantula. P ’83, 196
taraseca (Syntechna). P ’05, 814
tarascana (Argia). P ’08, 481
taraxacifolium (Troximon). P 63,
taraxacoides (Senecio). P ’63, 67
Taraxacum. P ’60, 145; ’63, 69;
84, 87; ’93, 211. J ITI, 182, 193
taraxacum f salinum (Leontodon).
J III, 193
Taraxia. P ’63, 61
Taraxis. P 54, 219;
Tarbophis. P ’57, 61;
338
tarchetius (Baccha). P ’95, 330
tarda (Lucernuta). P ’51, 332
(Perdita). P ’96, 52, 85
tardigrada (Nochelia). P ’60, 160
_ (Rhopalocerea). P ’58, 110;
"TT, 202
Tardigradus. P
73, 23
60, 246; 762,
02, 137
1294
tardigradus (Lemur). P 702, 137,
139
(Loris). P ’02, 250
(Nyeticebus). P ’02, 137, 140
tardigradus var. malaianus (Nyctice-
bus). P ’02, 141
tardus (Ancylus).
98; ’06, 565
(Forbesiocrinus). P ’79, 272
(Taxocrinus). P ’79, 272
tareira (Macrodon). P ’06, 293
Tarentula. P ’83, 131; ’88, 216;
90, 420; ’01, 586; ’02, 536, 577;
04, 287, 290, 291, 297, 305; ’08,
221, 238, 246, 249, 263, 268, 279
tarentula carolinensis (Lycosa). P
02, 556; 704, 299
Targionia. j i, 366
taria (Tringilla).
92
P 60, 18; 72,
P 64, 254; 65,
Taricha. P 53, 302; °56, 7, 9, 11;
59, 126; '60, 486; '62, 343; 69,
109. J III, 338, 357
Tarpon. P ‘97, 94; ’06, 81; ’09,
408; ’10, 599
tarsale (Trogoderma). P ’44, 116;
54, 110
tarsalis (Athous). P ’44, 157
(Cicindela). P ’52, 66
(Cynortina). P ’09, 228
(Eetopria). P 53, 352
(Exetastes). P ’73, 889
(Pterostichus). P ’73, 303, 811
(Sidusa). P ’09, 221
tarsata (Agenia). P ’97, 236
(Larra). P ’93, 512
(Larrada). P ’93, 512
(Zoniopada). P ’07, 174, 175;
08, 16
tarsatus (Tachysphex). P ’93, 506,
512
Tarsiger. P ’89, 149; ’05, 768
Tarsiide. P. ’82, 322; .’83, 80. J
X, 275
Tarsipes. J IX, 258
Tarsius. P ’85, 384; ’97, 34-55;
1900, 423; ’04, 149, 153, 154. J
X, 275
tarsius (Pithecopus). P ’68, 112,
118; ’74, 121
(Tarsius). P ’97, 34-52
Tarsopterus. P ’63, 51. J VI, 91, 96
Tarsostenus. P ’73, 834. J IV, 36
tartarea (Membracis). j vi, 242
tartareus (Elater). P ’59, 85, 289
tartarica (Feronia). J II, 249
tartaricus (Hydroporus). P ’55, 292
(Lophoglossus). P ’73, 316. J
II, 249
(Lyperus). J II, 249
tartoor (Opisthopterus). P ’61, 38
(Pristigaster). P ’61, 38
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Tasica. P ’60, 121
tasmanianus (Blennius).
tasmanica (Geoplana).
(Natica).
(Planaria).
(Polinices). P ’08, 556
(Polycelis). P 57, 25
tasmanicus (Cyclograpsus).
224
Tasmannia. P ’58, 125
Tatao. P ’95, 252
tatao (Tanagra).
tatarica (Alauda).
(Aster). P ’92, 384
tataricum (Gryllus). P ’01, 376
(Locusta). P ’01, 376
(Rheum). j i, 27
tataricus (Charadrius). P ’64, 246
(Cyrtacanthacris). P ’01, 376
Tatea. P ’97, 360-362, 480
tatei (Thysanophora). P ’03, 764
tatii (Cassis). P ’48, 98
tatnalliana (Crategus). P ’05, 627
Tatocnemis. P ’01, 137
Tatsnoskia. P ’57, 165
Tatua. P ’98, 457
tatula (Datura). P
109
tatumi (Calosoma). P ’73, 322
Tatusia. P 94, 111-114, 182
P 07, 444
P '57, 25
P 08, 556, 558
P 57, 25
P ’80,
P 64, 253
P 64, 248
89, 395; 04,
tau (Batrachoides). j iii, 396. P
’85, 60, 61
(Batrachus). P ’77, 206; 785,
58; ’90, 407; ’92, 219
tau eryptocentrus (Batrachus). P
’85, 58, 60
tau pardus (Batrachus). P ’85, 58,
60
taunigrum (Chetodon). P 1900, 513
tau (Clausilia). P 1900, 673; ’01,
654; 7°02, 524-528; ’08, 455
(Equus). P ’86, 275. J VII,
358, 400; XI, 255
(Gadus). P ’85, 59, 61
(Opsanus). P ’06, 108;
407; 710, 601
(Trimorphodon).
taumilapanus (Unio). P ’55, 256
tauricollis (Tenia). P ’76, 14
tauricornis (Wagneria). P 703, 341;
04, 121, 128
taurinus (Nothrus). P ’06, 499
Tauriphila. P ’08, 468, 489
taurulus (Aphilanthops). P
35, 37
Taurus. J VII, 371
taurus (Bos). P ’78, 52, 61
(Bubalichthys). P ’65, 274
(Eulamia). P ’08, 62
(Odontaspis). P ’88, 162, 165.
J I, 196
(Phrynosoma).
09,
J VIII, 131
96,
P 85, 140, 146
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Tautoga. P ’73, 15;—-’77, 207; 04,
510;-°10, 601
tautoga (Labrus). j i, 394
Tautogolabrus. P ’04, 510; 710, 601.
tauvina (Epinephelus). P ’97, 73
tavoyensis (Unio). J III, 292
Taxacee. P ’58, 123; 84, 92
Taxeodonta. P 1900, 143, 383; ’03,
204, 206
taxi (Phoma). P ’95, 28
(Spheria). P ’95, 28
(Spheropsis). P ’95, 28
Taxidea. P ’82, 319; ’86, 36; ’88,
94, 98; ’92, 217, 426; ’05, 680;
708, 79, 404. J XI, 239, 280
taxifolia (Caulerpa). P ’05, 696
(Phyllodoce). J III, 183, 194
(Pinus). P ’98, 49
taxifolius (Bryanthus).
04, 603
(Fissidens). P ’55, 445
Taxinee. P ’83, 192
taxispilota (Natrix). P
01, 39
taxispilotus (Eutenia). P ’01, 32, 39
(Nerodia). P ’01, 39
(Tropidonotus). P ’04, 470
Taxocrinide. P ’81, 178; ’86, 65
Taxocrinus. P ’65, 138; ’66, 255;
"68, 342; °78, 252-255; ’79, 228,
266-281, 304-311, 351-376; 81,
179, 279, 395; ’82, 28; °’85, 232,
236, 266, 292; ’86, 65-68; ’88, 337-
361, 372; ’90, 353, 388
Taxodium. P ’68, 182, 275, 300;
Ge, 416; °73, 363; ’80, 9; 83,
201; °89, 67; ’97, 190; ’98, 413;
1900, 350; ’02, 461
Taxotherium. J IX, 181-183, 513,
515
Taxus.
taxus (Meles).
(Taxidea).
taxus infuseca (Taxidea).
tayenus (Priacanthus).
J XII, 524
taygete (Chionobas). P ’62, 54, 57
(Olnmeis). P ’62, 57 |
taylori (Berendtia). P ’73, 247;
98, 282; 1900, 554
(Contia). P ’01, 66; 703, 553
(Hippolyte). P ’93, 117
(Neuropogon). P ’63, 96
(Pristiloma). P ’99, 185, 187
tcheliense (Cardium). P ’04, 557
Tchitrea. P ’59,47: ’02, 681; ’05, 679
Tebennophoride. P ’89, 198
Tebennophorus. P ’58, 198, 199; ’60,
50; °61, 308; °74, 79; °75, 153,
181; ’89, 198
techanus (Aenous). P
IV, 38
P 93, 212;
95, 406;
P 58, 123; ’84, 92; ’91, 434
J VII, 33
P 08, 404
P ’05, 680
P 97, 74.
53, 330. J
1295.
techella (Limnea). P ’91, 320
(Lymnea). P ’06, 162, 164
Technocrinus. P ’81, 270, 290, 411;
85, 326; ’88, 354
Tecoma. P 58, 131; ’73, 101; 78,
334; ’85, 23; ’89, 397; ’98, 386;
02, 653, 668; ’07, 458
tecome (Septoria). P ’94, 367
tecomatensis (Unio). P 53, 258
tecta (Arundinaria). P ’97, 304
(Goniobasis). P 764, 39
(Melania). P ’64, 39
Tectibranchiata. P ’78, 302
tecticosta (Ostrea). P ’61, 150; ’76,
321; 705, 10. J IV, 408
tectifer (Anacyrtus). P ’06, 453
(Charax). P ’06, 453
tectirostris (Chetostomus). P ’71,
286, 288
(Sibbaldius). P ’69, 17, 18, 20;
91, 475, 478
tectoria (Pleurotomaria). P ’63, 19
tectorum (Crepis). P ’77, 107; ’80,
132
Tectula. P ’92, 393
tectum (Modulus). P ’05, 292
(Scapherpeton). P ’76, 355
Tectura. P ’60, 423; ’61, 427
Tecturella. P ’55, 391; ’63, 140
Tecturide. P ’60, 423
tedyuscongalis (Eustales). P ’60,
216
Tegenaria. j ii, 54. P ’76, 201;
81, 175; 783, 197; ’87, 372; 788,
174, 215; °92, 26; 1900, 532; 703,
92, 128-136, 139, 142, 144; 704, 124;
709, 202, 302, 548
tegminipennis (Anthrax). P ’95, 326
Tegrodera. P ’53, 330, 342. J IV,
39
teguexin (Teius). P ’68, 99
(Tupinambis). P_ ’62,
98, 103, 104
tegularis (Eumenes). P ’99, 455,
461
351;
(Priocnemis). P ’97, 266
(Salius). P ’97, 266, 277
tegulata (Alaria). P ’77, 22
(Carditella). P ’02, 712
tegulatus (Actinobolus). P ’72, 255
tehama (Lycena). P ’66, 246
teheric (Motacilla). P ’67, 221
tehuantepecensis (Physa). P ’91,
322
Teichospora. P ’90, 242; ’93, 130,
445; ’94, 329; ’95, 25, 419
Teichosporella. P ’93, 132; ’94, 329
Teide. P ’60, 482; ’64, 228, 229;
68, 281, 283, 294, 299; ’82, 331;
96, 313, 386; ’06, 110; ’98, 103,
108; 708, 118. J VIII, 162
Teinostoma. P ’79, 211; ’03, 758
1296
Teius. P ’62, 67, 351;
275
tejonensis (Cryptus).
tejonicus (Podabrus). P 59, 74
(Pristoscelis). P ’66, 350, 354
(Tryphon). P ’78, 372
tejua (Lycena). P ’66, 245
Tejus. P 96, 312
Telagrion. P ’08, 461
Telara. P ’97, 66
telarius (Mesoleius). P ’94, 189
Telea. P ’68, 295; ’10, 295, 308, 320
Telebasis. P ’08, 462, 468, 474, 481-
490
Telegonus. J V, 361, 369
Teleiacrinus. P ’81, 201-270, 316,
820; ’85, 270-278, 335; 90, 346,
370
‘Teleocephali. P 64, 277; ’84, 168
Teleophalla. P 792, 391, 396
Teleopternus. J XI, 263, 264, 280
Teleopus. P ’54, 187
Teleosaurus. P ’44, 84. J II, 197
Teleosomi. P 758, 225
Teleostei. P ’64, 276; ’67, 142; 768,
254, 256, 258, 260, 263, 265
Telephanus. | 754, 77
‘Telephori. P 751, 338
Telephoride. P 745, 304;
J IV, 35
Telephoromyia. P ’98, 74
Telephorus. P 745, 304;
339; ’59, 290; ’60, 318;
73, 333. J IV, 17, 35
Telerpeton. P ’65, 137. J II, 187
Telescopella. P ’63, 308; ’96, 496
telescopicus (Gelasimus). P ’50, 29;
58, 96; 780, 136
(Macrophthalmus). P 758, 96
Telescopium. P ’99, 80; ’07, 365
telescopus (Episema). P ’77, 78
(Notropis). P ’10, 289
(Photogenis). P ’67, 163, 165;
68, 99, 119,
P ’78, 360
59, 290.
51, 338,
66, 347;
710, 289. J VI, 229, 441
Telesto. P ’78, 311
Teletremata. P 1900, 561
Teleuraspides. P ’71, 206. J VIII,
148
Teleuraspis. P ’59, 334, 388; ’60,
72, 345; '61, 295; ’62, 337; 68,
110, 249s "TE, BO6s07e, : OPiS
VIII, 149, 157
telfairi (Scincus). P ’08, 118
telifer (Ammonites). j viii, 220. P
05, 28
(Placenticeras). P ’05, 28
Telipomis. P. ’77, 77, 86
Telledora. P ’59, 179
tellicoensis (Unio). P ’72, 155. J
VIII, 31
Tellidora. P ’71, 127, 130; 703, 757
Tellimera. P ’05, 16
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Tellimya. P ’65, 58; ’72, 228, 331
Tellina. j ii, 275, 302; : ae 145; y,
218; vii, 26, 131, 152, 251; viii,
210, 223, 224, P 42° 217: 43)
306; 46, 20; ’47, 292, 298 : 48,
106; ’54, 30; ’55, 330, 441; 756,
82, 90, 114, 272, 284; 58, 221;
60, 179, 267, 289, 290, 293, 297,
425, 426, 567; ’61, 26, 150, 369,
402, 443; 62, 573; ’63, 141; 765,
56; ’71, 130, 135, 138; ’72, 82, 91,
93; °74, 26; ’76, 307; °77, 24; 780,
22, 24; ’82, 155-165, 199, 202; ’84,
84; ’87, 54, 341, 397-403; ’88, 324;
90, 144, 401; ’91, 48, 143; 795,
51, 126-130, 147; ’96, 471, 477;
98, 57-62, 418, 419; 1900, 480, 481;
701, 400; ’03, 262, 263, 757; 704,
554, 555; 05, 16, 292. J I, 122,
129; TI, 975; II, 327; IV, 277,
387; VIII, 286, 318, 332, 333, 343,
371; IX, 119, 122, 147
Tellinacea. P 1900, 480, 481
Tellinella. P ’76, 307; ’87, 397,
403; 705,16. J IX, 147
tellinella (Corbicula). P
300
(Cyelas). P ’60, 273
(Cyrena). P ’60, 286, 273
Tellinide. P ’60, 425; ’62, 573; 91,
48; 701, 400; ’05, 16
Tellinides. J VIII, 333
Tellinimera. P ’61, 150;
IV, 278
tellinoidea (Cyrena).
(Corbicula).
tellinoides (Anatina). P
62, 574; ’82, 159
(Anomia). J viii, 222. P ’61,
50; ’76, 319; ’93, 222; 798, 462;
05, 12
’(Astarte). P 748, 96;
90, 402;: 95, 48
(Cumingia). P ’48, 98; 62,
574; 71, 138; 782, 155
(Cyrena). P ’60, 286
(Kellia). P ’72, 232
(Layignon). P 62, 574
(Mactra). j vi, 258; vii, 125.
P 48, 101; ’62, 574
(Mysia). P "72, 96
(Sanguinolaria). P ’98, 58, 61
tellinula (Amphidesma). P 48, ’96
(Leda). P ’54, 29
(Nucula). P 48, 102
telluster (Udodesmus). P ’96, 262
telmalestes (Blarina). P ’97, 310
Telmatettix. P ’04, 666; ’07, 69;
709, 116, 130
Telmatherium. P 92, 432
Telmatobius. P 755, 426. J Vi; %
96; VIII, 95
60, 273,
05, 16. J
P ’60, 273, 286
P ’60, 273
48, 96;
80, 364;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Telmatodytes. P ’59; 107; 66, 78;
473,19; 783, 61; ’05, 686; 708, 156
telmatophila (Rallina). P 794, 137
Telmatornis. P ’70, 5
Telmatotherium. P ’91, 107-116. J
IX, 267-283
Telmessus. P ’52, 86
Telophonus. P ’59, 54
Telostoma. P ’57, 19
Telphuside. P ’94, 412
Telphusine. P ’94, 412
telskii (Aphonomorphus). P ’05, 838
telum (Corymbites). P ’60, 318
temerarius (Canis). P ’58, 21, 158.
J VII, 20, 28, 356, 368
Temesia. P ’88, 15
temia (Corvus). P ’67, 217
temmincki (Galeopithecus). P
135
temminckii (Actodromus). P
204
(Alea). P ’68, 58
(Anser). P ’71, 99
(Brachyrhamphus). P
58
(Chelonura). P 754, 189;
23; 795, 404; ’08, 114
(Chelydra). P ’72, 23
(Emysaurus). P ’72, 23
(Leimonites). P ’61, 205
(Liophis). P ’62, 76. J VIII,
181
(Lobotos).
(Ramphastos).
(Scotophilus).
(Synthliboramphus).
58
(Tringa). P ’61, 205
Temnistra. P ’62, 13, 332
Temnocera. P ’94, 276
‘Temnocheilus.
88, 242
Temnochila.
335. .J IV, 12, 32
Temnocyon. P ’79, 178, 180
Temnodon. P ’62, 443
Temnopleurus. P ’63, 358; ’91, 214
Temnopteryx. P ’05, 32, 53; ’07,
25; ’09, 116; 710, 407, 414, 423,
436, 440
‘Temnorhynchus. J VIII, 142
Temnosoma. P ’01, 217
Temnothorax. P ’03, 220
Temnotrema. P ’63, 358
Temnotrogon. P ’09, 359
temnurus (Priotelus). P ’70, 88
Templetonia. P ’58, 128
temporalis (Decapotoma). P ’08, 606
68, 7,
72,
P 59, 52
P 67, 106
P ’89, 328
P ’68, 7,
(Dromicus). P ’60, 370; 762,
(Hylorana). P ’68, 139
(Mylabris). P ’08, 606
82
P '65, 260; °70, 41; |
P '58, 63; ’59, 70; ’61, |
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1297
temporaria (Rana). P
782, 329; ’83, 26;
125. J XII, 98
68, 273;
01, 224; 708,
temporaria aurora (Rana). P_ ’83,
26, 28
temporaria pretiosa (Rana). P ’93, |
182, 184
temporaria sylvatica (Rana). P ’78,
28
tenacella (Spheria). P ’95, 25
(Teichospora). P ’95, 25
tenacissimus (Sporobolus). P ’89,
361
tenaculum (Labyrinthus). P ’10, 506
(Pleurodonte). P ’10, 506
Tenagoda. J VIII, 364
tenaserrimensis (Felis). P ’79, 172
tenax (Dolomedes).
(Dryolestes).
(Helonias). P ’98, 44, 313
(Hypnum). P ’55, 447
(Iris). P ’63, 76
(Xerophyllum). P ’98, 44, 313
Tenea. P ’76, 307; 93, 22; ’05, 15
tenebrarum (Atlosoma). P ’07, 111
tenebricosa (Anodonta). P ’60, 90.
J V, 377
(Feronia). J II, 230
(Harmothoé). P ’10, 351
(Strix). P ’90, 125
tenebricosus (Chrysochus). P ’73, 38
(Cyclotrachelus). J II, 230
tenebricus (Ichneumon). P ’73, 109,
117
(Unio). P ’57, 171. J IV, 83
Tenebrio. j iii, 265; v, 203. P ’46,
64, 65; ’54, 77; °59, 78; ’73, 335.
P 02, 589
P ’91, 131
J IV, 38
tenebrioides (Helops). J IV, 38
(Tenebrio). J IV, 38
b
Tenebrionide. P ’46, 62; ’59, 290;
68, 298. J IV, 13, 36
tenebrocincta (Melania).
63, 315
tenebrocinctum (Pleurocera).
P ’60, 58;
P 63,
tenebrosa (Buprestis).
P ’60, 316
(Cantharis). P
9
53, 333. J
(Cordulia). P ’62, 399, 402
(Cyrena). P ’60, 286
(Dicerea). P ’60, 316; -’73,
86, 88, 331
(Evarthrus). P ’73, 319
(Fissurella). P 748, 99
(Goniobasis). P ’64, 30; ’68,
151 .
(Io). P ’63, 307; ’65, 19
(Leptachatina). P ’88, 17, 56
(Littorina). P ’61, 97
(Lytta). P ’53, 333. J IV, 39
1298
tenebrosa. Continued.
(Melania). P ’64, 30
(Stenuris). P ’60, 316
tenebrosum (Amblystoma). P 52,
174; ’67, 168, 171, 172, 202; 783,
23
(Ambystoma).
(Prosthiostomum). P
29
tenebrosus (Chondrotus).
617; ’08, 127
(Crocodilus). P ’69, 123
(Dolomedes). P ’90, 433; ’90,
73; ’02, 586; ’04, 317-319
(Hydroporus). P ’55, 292, 293
(Notharetus). P 70, 114;
04, 155
(Omaseus). J II, 255
(Pterostichus). P ’73, 308
(Secymnus). P 752, 140
(Unio). P ’53, 258
tenebrovittata (Goniobasis). P ’62,
264; 64, 43. J V, 301
tenella (Aphodius). j iii, 213
(Anemone). P .’98, 17
(Bartonia). P ’60, 514; 1900,
485
(Carex).
(Crategus).
10, 208, 209
(Corticaria).
(Cylindrella).
(Dentaria). P ’98, 18, 293
(Diabrotica). P ’58, 88; ’65,
212, 213. J IV, 42
(Doris). P ’80, 61
(Gonomyia). P ’59, 230
(Lamellidoris). P ’80, 61
(Limnobia). P ’59, 230
(Lucina). J VIII, 319
(Lytta). J IV, 28, 39
(Montacuta). P ’72, 228
(Neomixis). P ’99, 211
(Pleurotoma). P 747, 284. J
+, 2116"
(Ptilomeris). P 748,20. J 1,173
(Sagda). P 710, 531
(Urocoptis). P ’98, 275
(Viola). P ’03, 689, 697, 698
tenellum (Alisma). P ’08, 457
(Antirrhinum). P ’98, 38
(Eriogonum). P ’48,16. JI,
165
(Pleurotoma). P ’48, 105
ge P ’01, 127, 132,
P '56, 11
57, 22,
P 1900,
P '63, 77; ’87, 78
P ’05, 607, 608;
P 55, 301
P ’98, 273
13
tenellus (Astragalus). P ’98, 22
(Elasmodes). P ’57, 21, 26
(Fundulus). P 53, 389; ’59,
60
(Hyborhynchus). P 756, 179;
85, 65
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
tenellus. Continued.
(Ilyoplax). P ’58, 98
(Paromalus). J IV, 31
(Pilumnus). P ’52, 82
(Plagiobothrys). P ’98, 37, 309
(Tenellus). P ’58, 72
: (Trichodes). P ’59, 76. J IV,
(Zygonectes). P ’59, 60
tener (Dendrocrinus). P ’79, 300
(Philodes). P ’68, 379
(Stenolophus). P ’68, 378
(Tabanus). P ’95, 322 ‘
(Unio). P ’53, 258; ’54, 24
tenera (Ancilla). P 754, 30
(Ancillaria). j vii, 147. P
48, 90 :
(Conulus). P ’02, 234
(Gastrochena). P ’61, 484
(Goniobasis). P ’64, 43
(Helix). P ’93, 267
(Hyalina). P ’02, 234
(Leptospheria). P ’95, 423
. (Libellula). j viii, 31
(Melania). P ’64, 43
(Roeellaria). P ’61, 484
(Spirostemma). P 710, 518
(Stylochoplana). P ’57, 29
(Tellina). j ii, 808. P ’60,
293; ’71, 138, 142; ’98, 418; 703,
757
(Urocoptis).
(Vallonia).
(Varicella).
tenere (Elaps).
teneriensis (Urocoptis).
P 98, 275
P 93, 267; ’08, 455
P 710, 531
P01, 95
P 98, 276
teneriffea (Scorpena). P ’98, 339,
345
Teneritia. P ’98, 283
tenerrima (Cysticopsis). P 92, 214
(Dysidea). P ’84, 203
(Hypocrea). P 93, 442
(Phyllosticta). P ’93, 156
(Zaphysema). P 710, 516
tenerum (Adiantum). P ’89, 352
(Cerithium). P ’60, 131
(Physarum). P ’90, 192
tenerus (Unio). P ’53, 258; 754,
249. J V, 415
tengmalmi (Nyctale).
90, 127
tengmalmi richardsoni (Nyctale). P
90, 127
tengmalmi (Strix).
Tenia. P ’67, 80
Teniosomes. P ’63, 225
Tennentia. P ’75, 147
tennessee (Catillocrinus). P 786,
192-196
P 53, 307;
j viii, 152
(Euealyptocrinus). P ’85, 350
(Marsupiocrinus). P ’85, 247 -
(Symbathocrinus). P ’86, 90
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
tennesseense (Pékicam). id
a (Pleurocera). P ’63, 317; 65,
(Trypanostoma).
63, 317. J V, 281
tennesseensis (Calceola). P ’79, 43
(Cupellecrinus). P ’81, 239
(Cystocrinus). P ’81, 404
(Helix). P ’59, 188
‘(Lampterocrinus). P
"85, 323
(Marsupiocrinus). P
240; 788, 373, 382
(Pisocrinus). P ’86, 90, 98
(Platycrinus). P ’65, 161;
237, 239
(Rhynchonella). P ’79, 43
(Turritella). J IV, 392
Ss (Symbathocrinus). P ’86, 90,
(Unio). P 53, 258;
Tennopis. J II, 7
tennuis (Actinocrinus). P
Tenodera. P 03, 704
-tenosperma (Carterella). P ’81, 150;
"87, 265
(Carterius). P
267
(Spongilla). P ’80, 357;
150, 176; ’87, 262, 265, 267
tenta (Macoma). P ’03, 757
(Tellina). P ’71, 138; 98, 419
tentaculata (Ameba). P ’74, 167
(Asearis). P ’56, 51
(Carex). P ’87, 69
tentaculata var. gracilis fibers ¥
87, 69
tentaculata (Clymenella). P
289; ’08, 356
(Fasciola). P ’57, 23
(Galeocephala). P 57, 23
(Idalia). P 55, 379
tentaculatum (Herpeton). P ’62, 1
tentaculatus (Diaspis). P ’99, 273
(Marsupiocrinus). P ’81, 239
(Platycrinus). P ’81, 239, 240
(Poteriocrinus). P ’86, 166
(Woodocrinus). P ’86, 166
Tentaculites. P °42, 178; °65, 254;
76, 34; °97, 427. J VIII, 306
tentasperma (Spongilla). P ’80, 331,
357; ’81, 150; ’87, 262, 265, 267
Tenthredo. P ’09, 13, 43
tentoriferella (Machimia). P
213
tentoriolum (Helix). P
(Trochomorpha). P ’87, 128
tentorium (Hipponyx). j viii, 222
(Patella). P 705, 19
tenua (Eulima). P ’90, 400. J IV,
386
(Pholadomya).
81, 375;
81, 239,
54, 245
81, 319
87, 261, 265,
81,
06,
60,
87, 128
P °54, 170
10, 579
P 62, 175; |
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781, |
1299
tenuata (Lestes). P ’93, 379
tenuatus (Lestes). P ’01, 128, 139;
08, 489
tenue (Chirostoma). P ’62, 280
(Chondrosium). P ’91, 302
(Elaphidion). P ’54, 81; ’66,
349; ’78, 309. J IV, 40
(Erineum). J II, 293
(Ophthalmidium). P ’60, 497
(Paspalum). P ’86, 287
(Polygonum). P ’60, 514;
86, 287; °10, 542, 548, 562
(Spherium). P ’60, 300;
63,
75;
62,
tenuescens (Bacunculus). P ’07, 283
(Manomera). P ’07, 283
tenuestriatum (Anobium). j v, 173
tenuibrachiatus (Parisocrinus). P
"79, 338; ’86, 145
(Platyerinites)..P ’69, 168
(Platycrinus). P ’81, 249
; (Poteriocrinus). P ’61, 138;
79, 338
tenuicardo (Area). P ’81, 452
tenuicarinata (Melania). P 757,
137; 760, 430
(Serpula).
tenuiearinatus
134 |
tenuicauda (Neotoma). P ’94, 245
tenuicaudatus (Tetrarhynchus). P
78, 340
tenuicineta (Libellula). j viii, 31
(Pleurotomaria). P ’60, 459
tenuicola (Galatea). P ’61, 26 -
tenuicollis (Anchomenus). P 754, 42
(Asearis). P 756, 51; ’86, 311
(Brachinus). P 744, 49
ner P 56, 45;
(Helops). jv, 241
(Platynus). P 754, 42
tenuicornis (Ancistromma). P
489, 493
(Ernobius). P ’65, 224, 225
(Gammarus). P ’55, 382
(Ichneumon). P ’73, 108, 126
(Larra). P ’93, 493
(Larrada). P ’93, 493
(Monedula). P ’95, 364, 368
(Necrophilus). P 59, 84, 287
(Palemon). j i, 249
tenuicosta (Avicula). P ’58, 145
(Limnea). P ’56, 119, 278
tenuicostata (Acella). Pp 60, 431
(Avicula). P 758, 43, 46;
418
(Helix). P
385
(Limnea). P ’60, 431
(Leptachatina). P ’88, 56
(Monotis). P 58, 50; ’60, 418
P 60, 419
(Serpula). P 57,
90,
93,
60,
60, 151. J VIII,
1300
tenuicostata. Continued.
(Patula). J VIII, 385, 409
(Pitys). J VIII, 385
tenuicostatus (Helicoceras). P 758,
56; ’60, 185, 421
(Pecten). J VIII, 336
tenuicostus (Aviculopecten). P ’63,
10; °65, 125
tenuicristatus (Cancer). P °79, 401;
’80, 193
(Grapsus). P 780, 193
tenuidactylus (Cyathocrinites). P
68, 337
(Cyathocrinus). ’79, 310
(Poteriocrinus). P ’65, 156;
786, 160, 166
(Seaphiocrinus). P ’65, 156;
79, 335; ’86, 160
tenuidens (Bothriopupa). P ’10, 521
(Vertigo). P 710, 521
tenuidiscus (Actinocrinus). P
307
(Periechocrinus). P
tenuidorsalis (Vespertilio). P
283
tenuiflora (Castilleja). P
406
(Psoralea). P
Tenuifolia. ji, 115
tenuifolia (Alnus). P ’04, 108
(Aster). P ’60, 514
(Bartsia). P ’98, 38
(Brassica). P ’77, 106
(Caccoloba). P ’89, 401
(Casuarina). P ’50, 81
(Cleomella). P ’63, 58
(Echeandia). J III, 102
(Flaveria). j vii, 81
(Gerardia). P 60, 514; 1900,
81,
81, 307
66,
98, 400,
98, 23, 298
484, 486; 710, 546, 573
(Leucoseris). a ITT, 93
(Limosella). j i, 112. P ’07,
457
(Malacothrix). J III, 93
(Poa). P '62, 96, 336; 98,
45, 314
(Solidago). P ’02, 646, 665,
669; ’09, 394
(Vitis). P ’53, 270, 291
tenuifolium (Helenium). j vii, 66
tenuifolius (Aster). P 1900, 670;
02, 664
(Carduus). P ’77, 107
(Hymenopappus). P ’63, 65
(Orthocarpus). P ’98, 38, 309
tenuifrons (Crangon). 93, 125;
95, 179
tenuilabre (Cerion). P ’96, 325
tenuilabre pygmeum (Cerion). P
196, 325, 334
tenuilabris (Achatinella). P ’88, 46
(Helix). P ’93, 258, 272
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
tenuilabris var. mionecton (Helix). P
93, 275
tenuilabris (Vallonia). P ’93, 241
tenuilineata (Discina). P ’59, 24
(Strophomena). j hi 259
tenuilineatus (Fusus). 56, 282;
60, 422; ’61, 427
’(Inoceramus) ;
428; ’61, 419
(Pecten). P ’60, 452 ~-
(Turbo). P 756, 64, 282
tenuimanus (Bernhardus). tog
269; ’58, 237
(Eupagurus). P ’58, 237
tenuior (Leptura). J I, 333; II, 176
(Strangalia). J I, 333
tenuipennis (AZoloplus). P ’08, 366,
394, 395; 709, 465
(Melanoplus). P ’09, 469
tenuipes (Amnicola). P ’60, 18
(Campa). P ’52, 85
(Dysphaga). J II, 143
(Limnobia). j iii, 21.
198, 235
(Limnophila). P ’59, 233, 235;
6
P 56, 285; 60,
51,
P 59,
60,
(Molorchus). P ’46,126. JI,
315; II, 143
(Palemonella). P ’52, 25; ’60,
40; °79, 425; ’88, 318, 322; 91,
183
(Paludestrina). P ’10, 671
(Tessaropa). J II, 143
(Viola). P ’03, 698
tenuiplanatus (Nautilus).
309
tenuiplica (Diplommatina). P
525
J VIII,
99,
tenuipunctus (Tachysphex). P
506, 524
tenuiradiatus (Actinderaee ;
159; 781, 323
(Goniasteroidocrinus). P
75; 781, 393
(Ollacrinus).
(Paleocystites).
(Strotoecrinus). P
’81, 323
(Teleiocrinus). P
tenuirostra (Procellaria).
tenuirostratis (Inoceramus). P
419; 62, 27
tenuirostris (Anous).
(Caradina). P
406
(Didymodon). P ’55, 445
(Gyps). P ’49, 158, 162
(Ichthyosaurus). i
(Leistes). P
(Mieroconodon). P
. J IX, 223
93,
P 69,
69,
P 81, 393
P ’81, 323
69, 159;
81, 323
j viii, 157
61,
P '94, 117
79, 421; 94,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
tenuirostris. Continued.
(Nectris). P ’62, 327;
126, 143; ’66, 135
(Oriolus). P ’91, 449
(Palemon). P ’93, 120
(Peramus). P ’88, 295. J IX,
265
(Procellaria). P ’64, 126, 143;
66, 30, 31; °99, 17
(Puffinus). P ’64, 126, 143;
os
(Quiscalus). P ’66, 411
(Seiurus). P ’43, 261
(Sterna). P ’94, 115, 117
(Syngnathus). P 759, 149
(Thalassoica). P ’66, 30
(Thiellus). P ’66, 135
(Zosterops). P ’99, 56
tenuis (Alexia). P ’72, 143 °
(Anodonta).
IV, 237; VI, 284
(Anthicus).
38
(Atherinopsis). P ’62, 280
(Auriculella). P ’88, 15
(Aysha). P 703, 340
(Biddulphia). P 1900, 698
(Bouteloua). P ’91, 302
(Calamaria). P ’52, 176
(Carcharias). J I, 191
(Carpocrinus). P ’81, 282
(Characidium). P ’06, 325
(Chorimycterus). P ’06, 325
(Cryptodesma). P 749, 250
(Cyclas). P ’60, 300; ’62, 31
(Cyrena). P ’60, 286
herea). P 756, 284;
44; ’60, 185, 426
(Dactylocrinus).
(Diplotaxis).
33
(Diseinisea). P ’73, 202
(Dosinia). P ’61, 315
(Eleocharis). P 710, 556
(Erigeron). P ’89, 387
(Gadus). P 763, 238
(Gentiana). P 63, 74
(Gordius). P ’78, 384
(Grallator). P ’89, 32
(Griffithsia). P 58, 8
(Gymnodactylus). P ’56, 149;
68, 97 .
(Habrocrinus). P ’81, 282
(Helicina). P ’60, 153
tenuis var. chiapensis (Helicina).
92, 339
tenuis (Heterocrinus). "79, 293;
86, 132
(Hydra).
(Iguanodectes).
(Juneus). P 1900, 664;
660; 710, 558
64,
P 52, 96. J IV,
P 86, 162
P
a
P70, 72
P ’71, 260
02,
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P 68, 146. J.
58,
J Il, 271; IV, |
1301
Continued.
(Lodia). P ’01, 68
(Lumbriculus). P ’05, 373, 377,
378. J III, 148
(Lytta). P ’53, 343
(Mastax). P ’04, 675
(Meliola). J II, 292
(Meretrix). P ’60, 185, 426
(Miecrostylis). P ’98, 398
(Navea). P ’62, 195, 210
(Nitzschia). P ’65, 16
(Northia). P ’85, 88
(Notomastus). P
(Nucula). P ’61, 97; ’98, 419
(Orbicula). P ’73, 202
. (Pachydon). P ’74, 26, 83. J
VIII, 332
(Pecten). P ’48, 104; ’62, 581;
81, 420; ’82, 159
(Peneus). P ’52, 27
(Phycis). P. ’63, 238
(Pipistrellus). P ’02, 136
(Planorbis). P ’91, 320, 321;
777
var. boucardi (Planorbis).
321
exaggeratus (Planorbis).
777
(Platynus).
(Polyporus).
(Poteriocrinites).
(Poteriocrinus).
344; ’86, 162
(Prionospio).
(Proctotretus).
(Pseudosermyle).
121
(Rieeia). P ’69, 238
P 91, 51
(Seala).
(Sealaria). J VIII, 196
P °72, 226
(Seintilla).
(Seiurus). P ’02, 143, 151
(Seytalocrinus). P ’86, 162
(Spilogale). P ’08, 404, 406
(Stylochoplana). P ’57, 22
(Tellimaya). P ’72, 231
(Unio). P ’68, 146. J VI, 284
(Vespertilio). P 702, 136
Tenuiscala. P ’95, 76, 129
tenuisculpta (Lucina). P 765, 57;
"72, 84
(Margarita). P ’65, 61
tenuisculptus (Actinocrinites). P ’69,
154
(Actinoecrinus).
tenuisignata (Cicindela).
27
tenuispina (Echinaster). P ’89, 171
(Murex). P ’90, 70; 94, 224
tenuispira (Amastra). P ’95, 232
tenuissima (Eulota). P ’08, 454
(Holothuria). P 790, 321
tenuis.
03,
tenuis
91,
tenuis
703,
tenuis
ba
r
P 54, 48
J Ill, 213
P 69, 138
P °79, 332,
P 07, 197, 203
P 57, 198
P 709, 112,
P ’81, 320
J IV, 12,
1302
tenuissima. Continued.
(Laurencia). P ’52, 148
(Physa). P ’64, 114. J VI,
167 ;
(Stipa). P ’91, 296
(Symphynota). P 53, 262. J
441
’ (Tetragnatha). P ’09, 207
(Thelophora). J II, 279
(Unio). P ’53, 262
tenuissimum (Ceranium).
(Trichosomum). P
90, 412
tenuissimus (Himantodes). P_ ’66,
317
(Unio). P ’60, 156. J V, 441
tenuistria (Cyprina). P ’61, 33 ~
(Venus). P ’61, 30
tenuistriata (Corbicula). P ’60, 273
(Cyclas). P ’60, 300; ’61, 405
(Helix). P ’57, 191; ’58, 205;
1900, 103
(Patula). P ’75, 153, 180
tenuistriatum (Anobium). P ’65, 229
(Cardium). P ’93, 221
(Fragum). P ’93, 221
(Spherium). P ’60, 300
tenuistriatus (Tentaculites).
254
tenuistylis (Cirolana).
tenuisuleata (Melania).
05, 747
tenuitesta (Pecten). P
05, 11
tenuiventris (Cryptus). P ’73, 133,
134
tenuivolvus (Planorbis). P ’57, 185
Teonoma. P ’74, 174; ’94, 240, 242
tepaneca (Melissodes). P ’78, 211
(Orphulella). P ’04, 518; ’06,
8
tepanecus (Campoplex). P ’73, 382
(Ichneumon). P ’73, 107, 116
(Stenobothrus). P ’04, 518;
28
P 57, 74
86, 310;
P 65,
P 91, 188
P 02, 120;
61, 327;
06,
tepeaca (Brechmorhoga). P ’08, 481
tepedariorum (Theridion). P ’85, 102
Tephritis. P 94, 280; ’95, 337
Tephrocorys. P ’05, 777
tephrocotis (Geothlypis). P ’68, 274.
J VI, 219
(Leucosticte). P ’93, 47; 798,
213
tephrodes (Carcharinus). P ’05, 455
Tephrodiglossa. P ’64, 273
Tephrodornis. P ’56, 316; 59, 51
tephrolema (Nectarinia). P ’59, 36
Tephronota. P ’95, 337, 338
tephropleura (Tropidonotus).
841; ’61, 298
Tephrosia. j vii, 104. P ’60, 302;
"77, 24; 704, 605, 606
P ’60,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Tephrowillemite. P ’89, 184, 187
tepida (Melissodes). P ’78, 210
tepidariorum (Theridium). P ’89,
98; 792, 30; 1900, 533; ’03, 103,
129, 132-144; 704, 126
tepidum (Calosoma). P ’62, 53
teplopi (Modiola). J II, 205
teporata (Arphia). P ’02, 720; ’08,
366, 385; ’09, 112, 146
teporatus (Heros). P ’03, 321
tepperi (Schinia). P ’75, 68
teraia (Trachinotus). P ’62, 438
Terapon. P ’07, 433
Teras. P ’61, 151
terat (Turdus). P ’64, 251; 702, 682
tereba (Guara). P ’62, 433
Terebella. P ’63, 141; ’04, 496; 708,
351; ’09, 270. J III, 146
terebella (Spiraxis). P ’10, 520
terebellata (Bonillia): P ’41, $2;
"48, 96
(Pyramidella). j vii, 122
terebellatus (Bulimus). P ’79, 219
(Niso). P 79, 219, 224; 84,
104
Terebellide. P ’03, 471; ’08, 350;
09, 270
Terebellides. 4 ’03, 478; 708, 322,
352
Terebellum. P ’62, 567; ’95, 114
Terebinthacer. P ’89, 374
terebinthinum (Selinum).
j vii, 29
terebinthinus (Cymopterus).
63
P ’63,
Terebra. j vi, 211, 226; vii, 156. P
742, 178; 7°43, 327; 747, 283; 748,
106; ’52, 199; ’60, 567; ’62, 565;
782, 168, 169, 173, 211; 784, 105;
86, 351; ’87, 399, 403; 90, 145,
398, 448; ’91, 49, 472; 95, 54,
103, 113-126; ’03, 757; 04, 3-6;
05, 101; 707, 365. J I, 114; VIII,
329, 340; IX, 151, 152
terebra (Bulimella). P ’88, 31
(Bulimulus). P ’96, 399, 446
(Cingulina). P 704, 30
(Pleuropyrgus). P 96, 446
(Rissoina). P ’73, 212
_ (Turbonilla). P ’04, 30
terebreformis (Mitra). J I, 182
terebrale (Trypanostoma). P_ ’68,
158. J VI, 339
terebralis (Atropis). J IX, 95
(Cerithiopsis). P ’71, 144; 778,
301; ’88, 170
(Cerithium).
(Cyclostoma). J IX, 95
(Leptachatina). P ’88, 17, 56
(Melania). P ’64, 35
(Omphalotropis).. J IX, 93, 95,
0
P ’84, 105
11
(Pleurotoma). P ’84, 107
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES,
terebralis.. Continued.
(Realia). J IX, 95
* (Seila). P ’91, 53
terebrans (Limnoria). J III, 150
(Spongia). P ’89, 71
Terebrantia. P ’92, 133
Terebraspira. P ’62, 286, 561
terebraster (Obeliscus). P ’99, 370
(Stenogyra). P ’99, 370
terebrata (Triforis). P ’87, 405
Terebratella. P ’61, 19; ’73, 183-
189; ’77, 156-170; ’91, 167-174;
05, 6
Terebratula. ji, 310;
108, 203; viii, 214, 217, 223. P
741, 18; 43, 330; °44, 97; 745,
255; °48, 106; 754, 7; 56, 63, 269;
57, 128; 58, 14, 44, 48, 143, 214;
59, 9-26; ’60, 127; ’61, 18, 423;
66, 4; °73, 178-194; ’77, 155-170;
84, 258; ’88, 231; ’91, 165-170,
Bers 705, 6. J I, 11, 17; I, 92;
VIII, 298, 302, 306, 321, 324, 336;
TX, 121, 131
terebratula (Anomia). P
181
Terebratulide. P ’73, 178
Terebratulina. P ’61, 19;
"73, 179; °77, 155; 782, 206;
167; ’05, 6
Terebratuline. P ’73, 178
Terebride. P ’91, 49; 04, 3
terebriformis (Pleurotoma). P 95, 60
(Turritella). P ’62, 568 *
Terebrifusus. P ’90, 398
Teredide. P 62, 193, 453, 454, 459
Teredina. P ’62, 191, 193, 454, 455,
459, 480
Teredinade. P 62, 459
Teredine. P ’62, 460
Teredinide. P 05, 18
terediniformis (Pholas).
220
Teredinina. P ’62, 192, 460, 480
Teredinine. P ’62, 454, 460, 480
Teredo. j vi, 123, 204; viii, ‘218, 223.
P 44, 85; 45, "254; 48, 106; 754,
170; 157, 126; 58, 53; 760, 178,
424; ’61, 323, 366, 471, 473, 477;
62, 191, 197, 206, 455, 474, 475,
571; 63, 280; ’66, 3; ’72, 259;
78, 302; ’82, 159; ’87, 398, 403;
88, 124, 333; ’93, 222; 704, 379;
05, 18. J IV, 393; IX, 119
teredo (Pholas). P 62, 455, 467
(Serpula). P 62, 455
Tereias. P ’85, 85
teremidi (Dolabella). P 99, 516
teres (Alosa). P ’60, 21
(Anodonta). P ’53, 264
(Bulimus). P ’56, 117,
60, 431
iv, 19; vi, 73,
"73, 179,
65, 73
?
P 62, 196,
278;
teres.
ETC. 1303
Continued.
(Catostomus). j i, 88, 108. P
"77, 45; 785, 410
(Clupea). P ’59, 158
(Cecula). P ’84, 43
(Columna). P ’60, 431
(Corymbites).. P 66, 392
(Cosoryx). P ’74, 150
(Ctenosaura). P ’97, 461
(Cupressocrinus). P ’86, 105
(Cyclura). j iv, 250
(Cylindrella). P ’60, 153
(Dicrocerus). P 775, 257
(Diodia). P ’60, 513
(Dussumiera). P ’60, 22
(Etrumeus). P ’87, 296
(Goniobasis). P 64, 35
nd (Harengula). P 59, 158; ’60,
(Hypophleus). P 46, 64
(Ichneumon). P ’73, 108, 123
(Leptachatina). P 88, 56
(Locusta). P ’05, 827
(Melania). P 64, 35
(Ophiura). P 89, 76, 77,
(Spheria). j v, 10
(Unio). P ’53, 259
tereticauda (Salamandra). J I, 288
(Spermophilus). P 767, 135
tereticaule (Viscum). J I, 185
teretifolia (Synosyris).
teretifolium (Talinum).
73, 364; 776, 159;
161; 710, 545, 547, 549, 562
Marne (Polyphemopsis). P
teretiuscula (Carex). P ’87, 77
teretiuscula var. ramosa (Carex). P
87, 77
175
teretiuscula (Mytilicardia). P ’72,
256
(Nassa). P ’04, 21
Teretrius. P ’52, 38; ’59, 316
Teretulus. P 77, 82, 87. J Niy
235, 241
teretulus (Phenacobius). P 67, 96;
"77, 94; 708, 546. J VI, 228, "240
tergemina (Coryna). i 08, 604
(Mylabris). P 708, 604
tergeminus (Crotalophorus). P 56,
6; ’59, 336; 701, 99
(Crotalus). j v, 372; vi, 37
Tergipes. P 704, 329, 376. J Tl, 316
tergisa (Thereva). j iii, 39
tergissa (Dasyllis). P 95, 324
(Laphria). j iii, 74
(Psilocephala). P ’95, 327
tergisus (Hiodon). j i, 366. P ’77,
6
?
(Hyodon). P ’65, 85
teria (Polynemus). P ’61, 276
Terias. P ’66, 239
1304
terira (Argia).
Termes. j i,
211; ’53, 365; ’62, 361,
146, 149, 303; ’79, 155;
99, 243. J VIII, "425
termes (Ceecum).
terminale (Ptenidium).
Terminalia.
64. P
P ’08, 488
44, 55;
49,
401; °77,
82,” 266:
Pp ’89, 142
3 I, 109
P 789, 380. J io é 145
terminalis (Abramis). oats 59
(Agabus). P ’44, 27
(Agromyza). P 95, Psi 340
(Allorisma). P 56,
(Anthicus). j v, Sey tae 3 8
100; ’55, 273, 274
(Anthocomus). P ’52, 166
(Aphodius). j iii, 213
(Badister). P ’44, 51
(Campoplex). P 73, 383
(Chanodichthys). Pp’ "97, 59
(Corphyra). P ’66, 347
(Cucullea). P 94, 65
(Digrapha). J I, 74, 75
(Hypoecelus). P 66, 387
(Lycus). j iii, 178 ,
(Malachius). jv,171. P 752,
166
(Tridactylus). P 04, 799;
10, 596
terminans (Brachys). P ’57, 9; ’73,
(Catops). P ’53, 282; ’66, 347
(Clytus). J II, 27
terminata (Astata). P ’93, 544
(Larra). P ’93, 520
(Larrada). P ’93, 520
(Leptura). J I, 338
(Palingenia). Pp 62, 376, 401
terminatum (Oiceoptoma). P 753,
279
(Seaphidium). P 744, 104
(Scaphisoma). P 744, 104;
60, 323
terminatus (Dyschirius). P ’57, 76
(Harpalus). P ’43, 297
(Notocyphus). P 97, 230, 234
(Phygadeuon). P 94, 187
(Quedius). P 44, 39
(Scymnus). P ’52, 136
(Tachysphex). P ’93, 506, 520
(Tenebrio). j iii, 267
terminimaculata (Tarache). P ’75,
Termitina. P ’62, 361, Bae 99, 243
termitis (Gregarina). P 03, 44, 640.
J. VIII, 441
(Vibrio). J VIII, 441
ternaria (Libellula). j viii, 21
ternatensis (Galeopithecus). P 702,
135
ternatus (Deromyia). af 95, 323
ternetzi (Plagioscion).. P ’03, 531
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
ternispina (Murex). P ’90, 70; ’94,
224
Ternstromiacee. P ’58, 125
Teronyx. P ’42, 191
Terpsinoé. P 961, 70;
1900, 478, 687
Terpsinoée. P 1900, 687, 732
Terpsiphone. P 89, 151; 99, 40;
02, 681; 705, 769
terranove (Arvicola).
(Carcharias). P
"97, 91
(Scoliodon). P
91; ’06, 80; 708, 66
(Squalus). P ’64, 263; ’97, 91
terreregine (Cypselus). P ’06, 198
Terrapene. j vi, 29. P ’54, 185, 186,
189; 795, 382, 383; ’02, 385; ’03,
539, 544, 553, 554; ’04, 467-469;
08, 115. J XI, 196
terrapene (Emys). P ’54, 189
terrapin (Testudo). P ’08, 114
terrarius (Canis). P ’79, 184
terrestre (Gongylidium). P ’05, 313
terrestris (Amara). P ’55, 354
(Bombus). P ’73, 288
(Erigone). P ’05, 313
(Fasciola). P ’51, 289
(Helix). P ’76, 127
-(Hemiotomys). P ’74, 187
(Isopleurus). P 755, 354
(Julus). P ’91, 353. J VIII,
426, 445
(Lumbricus). P ’85, 20. J II,
90, 139;
P 94, 282
64, 263; ’84,
98;
64, 263; 797,
(Microtus).
(CEdothorax).
(Partula). P
75
(Planaria). P ’51, 289;
(Polyporus). J ITI, 213
(Rhizecus). P ’99, 265
(Rhynchodemus). P ’51, 289;
57, 25
(Ripersia). P ’99, 265
P 95, 22
(Spheria).
(Spherocarpus). j ii, 361, 366
(Tapirus). J XI, 253, 254
(Thelephora). P ’02, 649, 665.
J III, 219
(Tmeticus). P ’05, 313
(Tribulus). P ’77, 106
(Trox). jv, 192. P ’54, 212
(Turricula). P ’89, 202
terreticolle (Distomum). P ’56, 44
(Esox). P 751, 206
terricola (Ameba). P ’76, 198;
158
(Gromia). P ’74, 88
(Trochosa). P ’03, 129
terrifica (Caudisona). j v, 370. P
’59, 337; °62, 347; ’66, 308
P ’99, 281, 284
P 05, 313
85, 207. J IX,
57, 25
78,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
terrificus (Crotalus). P ’59, 337;
01, 101
terrigena (Leptothorax).
254
Territelarie. P ’76, 201; ’82, 254
terryana (Stauroneis). P 710, 456
terryi (Stauroneis). P ’10, 456
tersa (Cherocampa). J IV, 149, 150
(Metopsilus). J IV, 150
(Sphinx). J IV, 150
(Theretra). J IV, 150
terstriata (Turritella).
62, 568; ’82, 171
tertia (Tamila). P ’74, 212
P 03, 224,
tertiaglabra (Sthenalais). P 710,
387, 395
tertiana (Pachytoma). P ’74, $1.
J VIII, 332
Tertrix. P ’78, 315
terveriana (Cyclas). P ’60, 300
terverianum (Spherium). P ’60, 300
tesquella (Stilbosis). P ’60, 170,
434
tessalata (Partulina). P ’88, 28
Tessaropa. J I, 313; II, 143
tessela (Valsa). P ’77, 117
tesselata (Ameiva). j vi, 7, 37
(Brachys). P ’57, 9
(Cancellaria). P ’48, 97
(Glycera). P ’03, 464; 708, 348
(Goes). J II, 150
tesselatum (Plagiogramma). P 61,
68
tesselatus (Abacocrinus).
(Actinocrinus). P ’81, 320
(Cryptocephalus). J I, 258
(Dermestes). P 54, 107
(Monohammus). J I, 150
(Ochthedromus). P 757, 5. J
IV, 30
(Omorgus).
(Pteraster).
Tessella. P ’61, 68
tessellaris (Halesidota).
534
tessellata (Achatinella). P ’95, 238
(Ameiva). P ’54, 95
(Archimandrita). P ’05, 839
(Biddulphia). P 1900, 694, 723
(Brachys). P ’73, 36, 333
(Cellepora). J V, 129
(Chena). P ’61, 476
(Clava). P ’07, 366
(Daphnella). P ’73, 230
(Luidia). P ’89, 174
(Notothenia). P ’61, 519, 520
(Parastagmatoptera). P ’06,
276
(Phasianella). P ’91, 54
(Phylloptera). P ’05, 809
(Pyrula). P ’07, 210-218
(Sabrina). P ’57, 181
J IV, 34
P ’88, 421
P 60, 533,
P '48 107;
P ’81, 309 |
1305.
tessellata. Continued.
(Sigillaria). P ’60, 443
(Simplocaria). P ’54, 116
(Tenodera). P ’03, 704
(Testudo). j iv, 216
(Tetratoma). P ’44, 114
(Trachys). P ’44, 148
tessellatum (Anobium). P ’65, 227
(Boleosoma). P 777, 88, 93.
J VI, 213
(Ozognathus). P ’65, 227
(Triceratium). P ’90, 139;
1900, 723
(Typhlops). P ’57, 181
tessellatus (Anolis). J VIII, 124
(Byrrhus). P ’54, 116
(Celiocrinus). P ’86, 168, 169
(Cnecus). P 65, 227
(Cnemidophorus). P
03, 30, 33, 547, 548, 552
tessellatus tigris (Cnemidophorus). P:
783, 32
tessellatus (Cryptolithus).
196, 236
(Gerrhonotus). P ’65, 197; ’66,
321; ’08, 118
(Liparus). j iii, 318
(Mycetophagus). P ’44, 114
(Omophron). j iii, 152
(Omorgus). P 754, 216
(Orophus). P ’05, 809, 842
(Phytolithus). P ’60, 443
(Proterodon). P ’60, 499
(Pteraster). P ’89, 175
(Rhodocrinus). P ’81, 381
(Spercheus). P 744, 44
(Spheronites). P ’86, 168, 169
(Trinucleus). j viii, 229
(Vespertilio). P ’55, 432
tessera (Valsa). P ’77, 121
tesseracontadactylus (Abacocrinus). P
781, 309
(Actinocrinus).
(Cyathocrinus).
(Ichthyocrinus). P ’81, 282
(Pionocrinus). P ’79, 373
Tesseratoma. P ’60, 224
tesserule (Unio). P ’61, 392. J
VI, 40
testacea (Agenia). P ’97, 240, 241
(Cissites). P ’08, 624
(Cypricardia). P 77, 22
(Dichelonycha). J III, 279
(Diplotaxis). J III, 269; IV,
33
83, 14;
P 42, 43,
P ’81, 282, 309
P ’81, 282
(Eumenes). P ’99, 488, 459
(Horia). P ’08, 624
(Lycoperdina). P 745, 272:
"53, 359
(Mycetina). P 753, 359
(Opeia). P ’07, 34; ’09, 425
(Polybia). P ’98, 451
1306
Continued.
(Pyranga). P ’69, 130, 133
(Scolopendra). P ’61, 15
(Synoeca). P ’98, 446
(Thyamis). P ’47, 166.
(Trygonoptera). P ’07, 419
testaceipes (Elater). P ’45, 213
Testacella. P ’75, 146 '
Testacellide. P ’60, 50, 150; ’89,
195; ’91, 311; 1900, 564, 571
testaceum (Bascanium). P ’83, 11,
29, 32
(Perthostoma). J I, 60, 66
testaceus (Acupalpus). P ’68, 376
(Adrastus). P 745, 219
(Aepus). P ’68, 379
(Agonoderus). P ’68, 375
(Badister). _P ’44, 52; ’68,
9 d
testacea.
37
(Bryoporus). P ’66, 347
(Coluber). jv, 348; vi, 36. P
60, 561; ’01, 59 baie
(Coryphodon). P ’60, 561
(Crossidius). J IV, 12, 40
(Ctenonychus). P ’44, 151
(Dendroides). P 55, 275
(Drymobius). P ’60, 561; ’61,
305
(Elater).
(Harpalus).
65, 98, 101
(Hesperobenus).
(Masticophis). P
66, 305, 312
(Phalus).
(Phenogodes).
(Phobetus).
(Ptilinus).
(Rhadalus).
12, 36
(Scorpio). J V, 360, 371
(Stenocorus). j iii, 415.
106
(Xyletinus). “P ’65, 238
(Zamenis). J XI, 197, 198
Testacina. P 758, 199
testiculus (Cassis). P ’91, 52
testudinalis (Acmea). P 776, 239
testudinaria (Atrypa). P 742, 197
(Chelonobia). P ’91, 189, 199
(Lepas). P ’91, 189
(Orthis). P ’43, 329, 331; ’52,
190
(Thecidium). P ’73, 195
testudinarius (Cancer). P ’79, 409
(Echinanthus). P ’91, 214
(Remipes). P ’58, 229, 244
Testudinata. P ’66, 310; ’67, 42;
68, 257, 259, 261, 264, 266, 287;
92, 331, 333. J VIII, 153
testudinata (Mellita). P ’90, 328
testudineum (Grapsus). P ’80, 202
P °45, 219
P 43, 297, 301;
P 73, 328
59, 300;
P ’61, 489
P 51, 332
P 61, 346
P 65, 238
P 59, 75. J IV,
tit
‘Tetanocera.
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
testudineus (Cheilichthys). P 703,
333, 350
(Holocentrus). P ’82, 306
(Spheroides). P ’97, 130
(Tetraodon). P ’03, 333
(Tetrodon). P
130; 703, 333
84, 99; 9T,
testudiniceps (Phrynocerus). P ’62,
157
Testudinide. P ’56, 237; ’68, 282,
291, 294; ’82, 332; ’91, 417, 419;
98, 101; ’08, 114. J VI, 110
testudinum (Thalassia). P ’89, 357;
709, 488
Testudo. ji, 85; iv, 203, 208; v, 284;
vi, 20, 21, 37; viii, 162, 219. P 751,
173; ’52, 59; ’53, 394; 54, 102,
103, 181, 185, 188; ’56, 237; 757,
90, 153, 158; ’58, 29, 152, 158;
59, 7; ’60, 507; 61, 433, 4353,
68, 96, 119, 178; 771) Abee ee
22, 268; ’87, 359; ’91, 363, 417;
92, 226; ’98, 101; 702, 383; 703,
552, 554, 557; ’04, 467; 708, 113-
115." J VII, 12, 13, 26
testudo (Biddulphia). P 1900, 694,
726
(Tabulina). P
470; 1900, 726
tetanica (Carex).
90, 139; 798,
P ’87, 75
tetanica var. canbyi (Carex). P ’87,
76
tetanica var. carteri (Carex). P ’87,
76
P 94, 279; 795, 336
Tetanorhynchus. P ’04, 677
Tethis. P ’95, 349
Tethya. P ’84, 208
tethye (Loxosoma).
tethydea (Tritonia). P ’79, 98
Tethys. P ’95, 347-350; 798, 193;
99, 513; 704, 333, 336, 345, 354,
356, 378; ’07, 327
tethys (Procellaria).
191, 192
Tetmemorus. P ’69, Biol. 19
tetonensis (Melanomma). P ’90, 240
Tetrabelodon. P ’92, 226; ’93, 202.
J XI, 252
Tetrabothriorhynchus. P ’87, 23
Tetrabothrium. P ’58, 111; ’90, 417.
J IX, 16
P 64, 80; 66,
tetracantha (Gasteracantha). P 03,
341
tetracanthus (Chromis). P 62, 238
(Heros). P ’06, 486
tetracanthus cinctus (Heros). P ’06,
486
tetracanthus (Percis). P ’82, 306
(Strongylus). J I, 302
Tetracaulodon. P ’68, 251. J VII,
394; VIII, 80, 85
Tetracelis. P ’57, 19
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Detrecha.—P 766; 397; °78, 313; ’09,
Tetrachrysis: P ’02, 736
Tetraclenodon. P ’92, 299, 421
Tetraclita. P ’90, 443; ’96, 208
tetracolum (Bembidium). P ’57, 5
(Periphus). P ’43, 298
Tetracotyle. P ’90, 416
Tetracrinus. P ’86, 182
tetracula (Alea). P. ’64, 245;
4, 43
(Phaleris). P ’68; 6, 43
(Uria). P ’68, 37, 43
tetraculus (Limorhynchus). P
43
(Tylorhamphus). P ’68, 43
Tetracyclus. P ’65, 14, 16; 1900, 730
Tetradactylus. P ’68, 284
tetradactylus (Menobranchus). j v,
324
(Polydactylus).
(Polynemus).
307; ’97, 71
(Proteus). ji, 358; v, 324
(Trichidion). P ’61, 276
‘Tetradecapoda. P ’65, 46
tetradelta (Arvicola). P
J XI, 206
(Pitymys). P ’96, 383. J XI,
06
68,
68,
P 97, 71
P ’61, 276; ’82,
96, 383.
‘Tetradium. P ’66, 114
‘Tetradontium. P ’55, 445
Tetradrachmum. P ’62, 149; 1900,
503, 520; 707, 433
‘Tetradymia. P ’63, 68
Tetraglenes. J II, 142
tetraglyptus (Peryphus).
Tetragnatha. P ’77, 308; ’81, 175,
431; °82, 256; ’88, 79; ’92, 51,
127; 1900, 536; ’01, 569, 581; 703,
130, 132, 340; ’09, 206
P 57, 5
Tetragnathide. P 1900, 536; 701,
581; 704, 132
tetragnathoides (Epeira). P ’92, 127
tetragona (Andromeda). P ’63, 94.
7 fil, 194 !
(Anodonta). P ’53, 263; 754,
246
(Cassiope). P ’84, 88;
212. J III, 183, 194
(Cyrena). P ’60, 286
(Glauconome). P ’61, 27
(Juniperus). P ’98, 397
(Sesarma). P 750, 29;
216, 218
(Strophitus). P 753, 263
‘Tetragonia. P ’77, 107
Tetragonoderus. P 7°43, 297
tetragonon (Cancer). P ’80, 143, 218
(Gelasimus). P ’80, 143, 186
(Grapsus). P ’80, 218
(Ocypoda). P ’80, 186
93,
80,
i
|
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|
1307
Tetragonopterine. P ’70, 92; ’06,
332
Tetragonopterus. P ’70, 92;. 771,
217, 260; ’76, 336; ’03, 519, 522;
04, 248; ’06, 332-348, 432-440
tetragonus (Cupressocrinus). P ’86,
105
(Mylohyus). J XI, 259, 260,
261-263, 280
Tetragramma. P ’53, 432; ’61, 70;
1900, 734
P 1900,
tetragramma (Terpsinoé).
732
tetragrammus (Eumeces). P 703, 553
(Plestiodon). P ’58, 256
tetrahedra (Rhynchonella). J VIII,
324
(Terebratula). J VIII, 324
Tetrahedrite. P ’74, 113 —
tetrahit (Galeopsis). P ’84, 90
tetralasmus (Unio). P ’53, 258
Tetraleurodes. P ’02, 283
Tetralia. P ’52, 88; ’58, 38
tetralix (Erica). P ’85, 379
Tetralonia. P ’78, 220
Tetralophodon. P ’58, 28, 157; 768,
251; °78, 47. J VII, 250, 359, 396
Tetramera. P ’68, 295, 298; ’79, 227
Tetramerocrinites. P ’81, 411
Tetramerocrinus. P ’81, 279, 411
Tetramerodon. P 794, 282; 96,
382. J XI, 205
tetramerus (Acara). P ’71, 255
(AZquidens). P ’03, 534
(Arvicola). P ’94, 282,
(Tetrameredon). P ’94,
Tetramorium. P ’78, 16, 19; ’79,
142, 156; ’82, 259, 268; 703, 217
Tetrandria. P ’92, 167
tetranemus (Blennius). P ’99, 362
Tetranychide. P ’04, 144
Tetranychus. P ’01, 595; ’04, 144
Tetrao. j iv, 266; vii, 193; viii, 156.
P 51, 222; ’53, 385, 402; 755, 314;
56, 294; 759, 108; ’60, 195; ’61,
226, 361; ’62, 402; ’64, 23, 247.
J I, 219; VI, 110
tetrao (Laminella). P ’88, 43
Tetraodon. P ’62, 331; ’63, 178;
70, 120; ’01, 326; 703, 164,. 165,
333; ’05, 507. J XII, 547
tetraodon (Ascidia). j iii, 8
(Eudora). P ’80, 192
(Felis). J VII, 52
(Xantho). P ’80, 192
Tetraodontide. P ’97, 81, 128; 798,
344; 99, 496; 1900, 514, 528; 701,
326; ’03, 164, 333, 350; ‘04, 510;
05, 507. J XII, 547
Tetraogallus. J VI, 110
Tetraonide. P ’53, 385;
’83, 66
66, 40;
1308
Tetraonine. P
Tetraonyx. P
349. J IV, 39
Tetraopes. P ’54, 19; ’59, 81; ’62,
38; ’66, 349. Jo i 93 ; I, 142,
156- 158; IV, 4, 14, 26
tetraopes fpoldéothaguny,
Tetrapedia. P ’78, 182
Tetraphis. P ’55, 445
tetraploa (Valsa). P
Tetraplodon. P
J III, 202
Tetrapneumones. P ’03, 137
Tetrapodes. P ’84, 167
Tetraprotodon. P ’93, 186.
232, 236; II, 218
tetraptera (Chorostate). P ’94; 339
69, 184
53, 328, 344; 66,
P 54, 219
77, 112
55, 445; °93, 217.
fe
(Diaporthe). P ’94, 339
(Halesia). P ’81, 459 ; 784, 32;
01, 359
tetrapturorum (Echeneis). P_ ’62,
240
Tetrapturus. P ’04, 769
tetraptyx (Clausilia). P 01, 638,
653
(Rhynchonella). P ’65, 120
tetraquetra (Doris). P ’79, 98
(Limax). P ’79, 98
(Tritonia). P 7 79, 72, 98
Tetrarhynchus. P ’78, 340
Tetraroge. P ’82, 277
Tetrasomus. P ’82, 282
tetraspes (Osteolemus). P ’67, 209
tetraspilota (Babia). P 758, 88;
13, 27. JV, 41
tetraspilotus (Litargus). P ’56, 14
tetraspilus (Upeneus). P ’85, 155
tetraspis (Osteolemus). P ’60, 549,
550; ’62, 191
Tetrastemma. P 55, 390; ’57, 159,
163; ’01, 722
Tetratheca. P ’58, 125
Tetratoma. P 744, 113; ’54, 162;
56, 14
tetrazona (Iniistius). P ’63, 224
(Novacula). P ’63, 224
Tetrazygia. P ’89, 380
tetrica (Cardita). P ’90, 403
(Cyclas). P ’56, 314
(Melania). P ’50, 11
(Mercenaria). P ’54, 29; ’62,
574
(Plicatula). P ’05, 12. J IV,
283
(Venus). P ’48, 107; ’62, 574;
780, 22, 25; ’82, 160
tetricus (Fusus). P ’48, 100; ’62,
560
(Trophon). P ’62, 560; 782,
171, 173
(Unio) Po 57, DIRE SE ay,
195
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Tetrix. P ’04, 660, 662, 667- 670
tetrix (Lyrurus). P 64, 23
(Tetrao). P 64, 23
Tetrodon. P ’63, 178; ’77, 204; ’81,
113; 782, 283; 84, 99, 100; 97,
81, 128- 130; 99, 496; 1900, 514,
528; ’03, 164, 333; 07, 439
Tetrodontide. P 06, 103; ’07, 439
Tetrodus. P ’61, 460
Tetronarce. P 63, 333 ;
06, 80; ’10, 472
Tetronyx. P 54, 186; ’56, 107
Tetrophthalmus. t IL, 142
tetrophthalmus (Anableps). P ’61,5
(Cerambyx). J II, 156
(Cobitis). P ’61, 4, 5
(Tetraopes). J II, 156
Tetropium. P ’62, 39. J II, 8, 34,
105
Tetrops. P ’62, 40. J II, 142, 155
Tetroras. P ’64, 259 .
Tettigie. P ’04, 666
Tettigidea. P ’02, 718; 04, 697,.
777, 782; 705, 35, 53, 801, 841; 07,
165 ; 10, 587, 617, 624
Tettigine. 02, 629; 04, 658
Tettigonia. j iv, 340; vi, 311
Tettigonide. P ’01, ’380; 02, 725;
04, 542, 572, 795 ; 05, 42, 54,.
805, 842’; 06, 281, 415; 07, 56,.
74, 78, 300, 370; 08, 398; 709,
167, 474; 710, 7, 17, 595, 636
Tettix. P 702, 629; 04, 666-668,
777, 782; 705, 801
Teucholabis. P 159, 203, 222; 60, 16.
teucrifolium (Eupatorium). P Oa;
664
Teucrium. j i, 113. P ’60, 512;
’89, 400; 1900, 646, 657, 669 ; 02,
663
Teudis. P ’09, 200
Teutana. P 1900, 533;
139; ’09, 205
Teuthide. P ’60, 419
Teuthidide. P ’97, 126; ’99, 493;
1900, 513; 701, 325. J XII, 545
Teuthis. P ’82, 274, 306; ’84, 227-.
231; ’97, 79, 126; ’99, 494-496;-
1900, 513; ’01, 325. J XII, 545
Teuthydoide. Pp 62, 242
Teuthyes. P 771, 157
texacola (Cytherea). P 795, 114, 118°
(Meretrix). P ’95, 50
texacona (Drillia). P ’95, 61, 116
(Pleurotoma). P ’95, 61, 116
texagyra (Terebra). P 95, 54, 116-
126
texalta (Crassatella). P
texana (Acartauchenius). P ’05, 306
(Aemeodera). P ’73, 89
(Agrilus). P ’73, 91, 94
01, 336;
03, 60, 112,.
95, 49
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
texana. Continued. —
a ete- P 61, 452; ’62,
(Anchura).
(Anniella).
P '76, 298
P 703, 552
(Aphthonia). P ’73, 67
(Aporrhais). P ’76, 298
(Arbutus). P ’61, 460; ’62,
5
(Architectonica). J IV, 884
(Areopagia). P ’90, 455
(Atta). P ’60, 233
pereesia). P ’61, 452; 62,
16
16
(Bembex). P 95, 354, 359
(Buecitriton). P ’86, 57
(Carya). P ’60, 444, 547
(Cassia). P 61, 452; ’62, 163
(Cassida). P ’73,-78
(Chetocnema). P ’73, 74
(Chemnitzia). P °76, 298; ’90,
450
(Chrysobothris). P °73, 90
(Cicindela). P ’66, 363
(Cimbiola). P ’95, 68, 122
. (Conomitra). P 795, 69
(Corbula). P ’86, 57; ’90, 401;
795, 113. J IV, 387
(Cordiera). P ’90, 395, 396
(Crassatella). P ’90, 403, 406;
95, 50, 112, 114, 116
(Crategus). P ’61, 454; ’62,
163
(Cymbiola). J IV, 382
en). P 56, 198; 710,
(Dictyna).
(Dillwynella).
(Diplotaxis).
3
P ’01, 569, 577
P 95, 84
J Ill, 268; IV,
(Donacia). P ’73, 20, 22
(Drillia). P ’90, 394; °95, 61,
116
texana var. pleboides (Drillia). P
95, 117
texana (Eleodes). P ’58, 181, 182.
J IV, 37
(Elidurandia). P ’61, 450;
62, 162
(Eulima). P ’90, 400. J IV,
386
an (Exogyra). P 790, 455; 794,
(Fusoficula). P ’95, 77
(Galumna). P ’06, 494
(Geolyeosa). P ’04, 298, 298;
08, 248, 514
(Helluomorpha). J IV, 28
(Hesperomys). P ’53, 242
ree) P 753, 402; ’60,
7
1309
texana. Continued.
(Holbrookia). P ’52, 125; ’66,
303; ’83, 12; ’92, 335, 337; 03,
30, 31, 540, 545, 552
(Hydrobia). P ’91, 327
(Hypsiglena). P ’01, 87
(Indigofera). P ’61, 451
(Janira). P ’61, 423
(Latirus). P ’90, 396
(Lema). P ’73, 24, 25
(Lycosa). P ’08, 164
(Macrotera). P
(Mactra). P ’55, 269
(Martesia). P ’95, 53, 114
(Mellita). P ’56, 316
(Mermiria). P ’07, 32;
371; ’09, 112, 132
(Mieranthis). P ’61, 455
(Modiola). P ’90, 403; ’95, 46
_ ipremenbergin): P 62, 91,
08,
33
(Myrmica). P ’60, 233; ’61, 9
(Neithea). P 72, 263
(Nemognatha). P ’53, 347. J
39
,
(Nomada). P ’03, 609
(Odontopolys). P
(CEcodoma). P
(GEdionychis).
(Olivula). P X
(Ovula). P ’99, 79
(Pardosa). P ’08, 165, 197
(Perdita). P ’96, 28, 44, 46,
52
(Perna). P ’61, 371; ’95, 46
(Phos). P ’95, 103, 114-124
texana var. pleboides (Pleurotoma).
FP 95;. 017
texana (Psolvessa). P ’06, 48; ’07,
71; ’08, 366, 367, 381, 388; ’09,
112, 144, 428
(Pyrula). P 95, 77
(Quercus). P ’60, 444; ’81,
123
(Ragenella). P ’90, 399
(Remigia). P ’75, 71
(Rimella). P ’95, 78, 114, 130
texana var. plana (Rimella). P ’95,
78, 114
(Rostellites). P ’76, 290
(Saxifraga). P ’61, 455; ’62,
163
(Sealaria). P ’76, 298
(Seriea). J III, 274; IV, 34
(Serpula). J IV, 888
(Simnia). P ’99, 79
(Spherodoma). P ’89, 306
(Spiriferina). P ’71, 180
(Sureula). P ’90, 394
(Trimerotropis). P ’09, 112,
151 :
(Turbinolia). P ’90, 451
1310
texana. Continued.
(Turricula). P
115
(Turris). J IV, 379
(Verbesina). P ’61, 458; ’62,
164
(Vivipara). P ’62, 451
texanopsis (Drillia). P ’95, 61
(Pleurotoma). P ’95, 61
texanum (Amblystoma). P ’67, 172,
204
(Buccitriton). P ’90, 399 -
(Cereidium). P ’70, 137
(Cerithium). P ’90, 401, 404
(Cirsium). P ’61, 460; 62,
165
(Cyphosoma). P
(Helenium). P
165
(Lepidium). P
161
(Macrochilus). P ’89, 305, 306
(Solarium). P ’90, 400; 796, 477
(Tetrodus). P ’61, 460
(Trillium). P ’60, 448
texanus (Ammonites). P ’60, 202;
61, 419, 423
(Anchippus). P ’68, 231. J
FP 62,1038, J IV,
95, 69, 116,
90, 451, 455
61, 460; 62,
61, 449; 62,
VII, 312, 357, 403
(Anthieus).
38
(Catostomus). P ’60, 478
(Cophosaurus). P ’52, 125
(Crigmus). P ’61, 335. J IV,
5
(Dectes).
.(Exochomus). P
IV, 42
(Gasterosteus). P° ’86, 244
(Hesperomys). P ’74, 179
(Hippurites). P ’72, 263
(Hister). J IV, 31
(Larra). P ’93, 513
(Larrada). P ’93, 513
(Leptothorax). P ’03, 223, 245
(Listrochelus). J ITI, 263; IV,
33
P 62, 39
58, 88. J
(Ludius). P ’61, 335
(Microceramus). P 705, 222;
06, 125
(Nautilus). P ’61, 423; ’82,
197, 200
(Notropis). P 710, 281
(Omorgus). P ’54,214. J IV,
34
(Ortyx).
(Panopeus). P
190
(Paratettix). P ’04, 777, 782
(Pecten). P ’61, 365
texanus artemisize (Peromyscus). P
04, 589
P ’68, 150
‘79, 394; 91,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
texanus deserticola (Peromyscus). i a
04, 589
texanus sonoriensis (Peromyscus). P
703, 22
texanus (Phos). J IV, 381
(Pristoscelis). P 66, 351, 355
(Psocus). P ’86, 16
ae 6 submarginatus (Psoeus)..
texanus (Pterostichus). P ’73, 307
(Rostellites). P ’55, 268
(Soleniscus). P ’89, 306
(Spirifer). P ’71, 179
(Stizus). P ’95, 267, 268
(Streptocephalus). P 79, 201
(Tachysphex).. P ’93, 505, 513:
(Tachytes). P 793, 504
(Toxaster). P ’90, 455
(Trigonotreta). P ’71, 179
texasensis (Anodonta). P ’59, 118.-
J IV, 366
(Polygyra). P
29
57, S43
02, 511; 06,
(Unio). P
J IV, 359
texasiana (Glandina). P ’57,: 192;
58, 207; °75, 152; 789, 195
(Helix). P ’58, 205; ’60, 151;
74, 50; ’75, 202; 789, 205; ’90,
299
(Meretrix). P ’03, 757
(Polygyra). P ’75, 154; 702,
511; ’05, 223; 706, 124, 128-130,
137, 534; 709, "543
texasiana hyperolia (Polygyra). P
706, 124, 128, 129, 534
texasiana texasensis (Polygyra). P
96, 505.
05, 223; ’06, 124, 129
texasiana (Succinea). P 58, 199;
59, 188; 706,158 ~
texense (Amblystoma). P ’67, 169;
68, 276
(Engystoma). P ’59, 169
(Trypoxylon). P ’93, 473, 475
texensis (Chordeiles). P 759, 301,
303; ’66, 41, 58; ’68, 82, 149;
92, 107, 116; ’98, 211
(Clematis). P ’61, 448; 762,
161; ’70, 135
(Croton). P 796, 34
(Diadophis). P 60, 828; 765,
197
(Dionda). P 6, 177
(Encoptolophus). P ’07, 36,
72, 76; ’09, 116, 147
(Fringilla). P ’65, 93; 66, 81
(Myiozetetes). P 790, 207
(Scudderia). P ’04, 795; ’07,
300; 710, 636
(Temnopteryx). P 710, 440
texiana (Arvicola). P ’74, 176
texianus (Euelephas). J VII, 398
texianus griseus
25 a
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 1311
(Lepus}. P
texoloensis (Pseudosubulina). P
398; ‘03, 774
texta (Eschara).
(Gari). P
J V, 117
82, 199
(Lobophora). P ’63, 359
textiligera (Pleurotomaria). P
176
textilina (Oliva).
P ’89, 137
textilis (Amastra). P ’88, 50
(Ancylus).
P ’10, 670
(Chemnitzia). P ’99, 154
(Diaphorillas). P ’92, 212.
(Ganesella).
P 04, 631
(Laminella). P ’88, 50
(Malurus).
P ’99, 212
03,
99,
17
Fi,
(Turbonilla). P ’99, 146, 154,
175
textilosa (Melania). P .’65, 30
Textor. P 756,
781
319; ’59, 135;
textor (Hypantria). P ’60, 530
(Hyphantornis). P ’59, 13
(Oriolus).
P 59, 133; °64,
(Polyrhachis). P ’82, 264
textrina (Fruticicola). P ’02, 23
(Helix). P ’02, 238
textrix (Sylvia).
P 67, 221
Textularia. P ’84, 23; ’87, 55;
143
05,
3
249
8
90,
texturatus (Rostellites). P ’93, 221
tezpi (Argia). P ’08, 480
thaanumi (Cerithium). P ’05, 5
787
(Endodonta). P eae St
(Nesophila). P ’05,
thaddeus (Epeira). P 82, 556;
78, 173, 175;
1900, 535; 704,
89, 183; 92,
129
thelephora (Gryllus). P ’01, 375
(Locusta).
P ’01, 375
(Taphronota). P ’01, 375
Thala. P ’04, 13
Thalamia. P ’04, 122
Thalamita. j viii, 117. P ’50,
52, 85; 758, 39
Thalanessa. P
03, 426
Thalarctos. P 1900, 44
Thalassarche. P ’66, 175, 185, 187
Thalassarctos. P ’82, 319
Thalassea. P ’62, 542
04, 344, 361, 362,
Thalassema. P
700-712, 720,
XII, 14
Thalasseus. P
69, 214; 771,
724; 05, 185.
76,
783
788,
49 ;
24;
J
60, 379; 62, 536;
42
Thalassia. P 87, 124; ’89, 357;
402; ’09, 488
thalassica (Trimerotropis). P
449
Thalassicole. P
63, 118
92,
09,
Thalassides. J VIII, 333
Thalassidroma. j viii, 157. P 59,
301, 306; ’61, 242; ’64, 327; 66,
158, 159, 195; ’69, 206, 212; ’70,
85
Thalassina. P ’52, 14, 19
thalassina (Cherocampa). J IV, 149,
150
(Cissa). P ’91, 442 .
(Egretta). P ’59, 173
(Epacromia). P ’01, 371
(Hirundo). j vii, 193; viii,
155. P ’55, 308; 759, 106, 191,
301, 303
(Netuma). J XII, 500
(Petrochelidon). P ’98, 216
(Tachycineta). P ’66, 57, 72;
792, 122; ’93, 53, 64; 703, 28;
05, 690
thalassina lepida (Tachycineta). P
04, 584
thalassina (Uta). P ’63, 104; 766,
312
Thalassinide. P ’52,. 12
Thalassinidea. P ’52, 10-14, 19;
60, 22
Thalassinoidea. P ’78, 327; ’79, 410
thalassinoides (Stoparola). P ’89,
154
thalassinus (Cynoscion). P ’61, 88;
63, 32
(Gryllus). P ’01, 371
(Myloleucus). P ’83, 143, 144,
152
(Otolithus). P ’61, 88; ’63, 32
Thalassiocaris. P ’79, 426
Thalassobius. P ’57, 3
Thalassocaris. P ’60, 42
Thalassochelys. P 754, 186; ’78, 24;
91, 419, 425, 458; ’06, 111; 708,
115
Thalassohelix. P ’92, 402
Thalassoica. P 62, 327; ’66, 25, 26,
29, 134, 159, 160, 192, 193; ’69,
184, 212
Thalassoma. P ’82, 274, 275, 305;
792, 271; °97, 119; ’98, 343; ’99,
488; 1900, 510. J XII, 537-539
Thalassophis. P ’59, 347
Thalassophryne. P ’63, 170; ’85,
52-55
Thalassornis. P ’69, 218; ’99, 57;
05, 762
Thaleichthys. P ’58, 225; ’62, 15,
332
Thaleops. P ’43, 331, 332
Thalessa. P ’94, 190
Thalia. P ’98, 412. J II, 182
thalia (Actinocrinites). P 69, 155
(Actinoerinus). P 69, 155;
’81, 320
(Micippa). P 757, 217
1312
\aierig, |
thaliae Continued.
(Partula). P ’85, 209. J IX,
46, 69, 109
thalianum (Sisymbrium). P ’60, 145;
04, 59
thalictroides (Syndesmon). P ’10,
563
Thalictrum. j v, 158; vii, 7. P ’60,
145, 302; 763, 56; ’98, 403; ’07,
457 ; 10, 563
Thalite. J II, 182
Thalium. J II, 182
Thallaseus. J I, 228
Bee Geo (Hirundo). ¥,
J I,
Thallfarus. P 782, 275, 305
thalloide (Dentalium). P 748, 99
‘thalloides (Dentalium). P ’47, 281;
780, 29; ’82, 172; ’97, 471. J I,
111, 112; IX, 135, "145, 148
‘(Fusus). Pr 48, 100
46, 110.
Thallophytes. J III, 204
‘thallus (Cadulus). P 784, 112
(Dentalium). j vii, 142. P
48, 99; °62, 570; 82° 167, 168,
170; 84, 111
‘Thalpius. J IV, 14
Thalpocares. P ’75, 434
Thalurania. P ’99, 306
thalus (Actinocrinus). P ’69, 159
Thalyosa. P ’84, 206
Thamnastrea. P ’90, 460
Thamnobius. P ’60, 564
‘Thamnocenchris. P ’62, 337; 71,
207. J VIII; 150
Thamnodynastes. P ’62, 348; ’64,
167
‘Thamnolia. P ’93, 216
‘Thamnomyces. J II, 285, 291
‘Thamnophilus. P ’57, 33; 59, 54;
60, 188; 65, 107, 197; 768, 285,
360; 99, 23, 306
"Thamnophis. P 60, 369; ’61, 299,
305, 306; ’64, 167; 65, 197; 66,
306; ’95, 387, 406; ’01, 18, 23;
03, 541; 708, 120; 710, 149
‘Thamnornis. P ’99, 211
Thamnoscirtus. P ’04, 548
Thamnosophis. P ’64, 167
Thamnotrizon. P ’70, 76
Thanasimus. P ’45, 307; ’61, 351
Thanatidius. P 1900, 539; ’04, 136,
313
Thanatophilus. P ’53, 278
Thanatus. P 1900, 537; ’01, 585
Thapsia. j vii, 29
thapsus (Verbascum). P ’60, 303;
704, 108
Thargalia. P ’92, 15; 1900, 532;
"OT, B75 ¢ 708, 60, 127; 04, 124;
09, 557, "566
"Tharops. ’p 52, 45, 46
‘thauruma (Callidryas).
91
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
tharus (Polyborus). P 55, 284;
59, 105; ’65, 2; 70, 145
Tharyx. P 09, 267
Thaspium. P 60, 200, 303;
thaul (Bufo). Pp’ 62, 358
Thaumantis. P ’85, 84
thaumas (Portheus). P ’73, 338
Thaumasia. P ’75, 252; 98, 267-
270; ’09, 215
Thaumastura. P ’60, 552
Thaumastus. P ’96, 427
Thaumatias. P ’67, 233
Thaumatocrinus. P 785,
87, 108; ’88, 346-360;
389
Thaumatodon.
Thaumatoneura. P
467, 468
thaumatopoma (Clausilia). P 704,
834; ’08, 579
Thaumatoptyx. P ’05, 739; ’07,
502, 511
P ’66, 288;
thayerii (Sceloporus). P 752, 127;
56, 307; 703, 553, 555
thazard (Scomber). P ’04, 760
Thea. P ’58, 125; ’63, 276
Theatops. P 702, 39-41. J V, 36
Theba. P ’93, 234
Theca. P 61, 436 ;
227, 235; 87, 19
Thecacera. P ’80, 108
Thecachampsa. P ’67, 148; 68,
313; ’69, 11, 12, 192; 772, 17
Thecadactylus. i 566, 125; 168, 97;
96, 464. J VIII, 119, 176
Thecaglossa. P ’64, 226, 227; 796,
462 ;
Thecalia. P ’72, 257; ’02, 701
Thecaliine. P ’02, 698, 701
Thecameba. P ’78, 158
Thecaphora. P ’78, 307
thecata (Mamestra). P ’75, 59
Theeesternus. P ’56, 18
Thecide. P ’73, 195
Thecidea. P ’73, 195
Thecidiide. P ’73, 195
Thecidium. P ’73, 195
Theclas P ’62, 54, 55, 221, 223; ’66,
332, 337-339; 785, 84
Thecodonta. P 72, 230. J II, 197
Thecodontosaurus. J II, 199, 201
theconyx (Platydactylus). ’p 56,
237; 757, 66; ’66, 125
Thecosomata. ’p 78, 302; ’04, 694
theeli (Bifidaria). P 1900, 591
Theganopteryx. P ’01, 274
theifera (Camellia). Pp 63, 277
theimei (Forbesiocrinus). P "79, 267,
272
63, 68
227-295 ;
90, 363,
P 05, 575
"508, 461, 462,
68,
62, 423; 65,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Continued.
P ’79, 269, 272;
theimei.
( Taxocrinus).
188, 356
theisii (Epeira). P 03, 341
Thelastoma. P °49, 231; ’50, 101;
751, 208, 285; 56, 50 ;
thelebola (Valsa). P ’77, 121
thelemanniana (Grevillea). P ’58, 127
thelenea var. terrestris (Rosellinia).
P 95, 22
Thelephora. P ’02, 649, 665. J I,
278; III, 218
Thelepus. P ’02, 276; ’05, 856; ’0S,
352; °09, 275
Thelesperma. P ’63, 65
Theliderma. P 753, 248, 267, 269.
J Ii, 295
Thelidomus. P ’73, 250; ’74, 50, 51,
56; °75, 248; °91, 333; ’92, 215,
393, 398
Theloschistes. P 793, 216
Thelphusa. P ’58, 101;
80, 35-37, 186, 192
‘Thelphusiade. j viii, 119
Thelphuside. P ’58, 100
Thelydesmus. P ’96, 258
’ Thelyphonida. P ’04, 143
Thelyphonide. J V, 373
Thelyphonus. P ’61, 312. J V, 373
Thelypodium. P ’63, 58
thelypteris (Aspidium).
09, 394
(Dryopteris). P 1900, 651, 652,
661
61, 373;
P 60, 515;
thelypteroides (Asplenium). P. ’60,
1
515
themis (Actinocrinus). P ’69, 154;
81, 319
Themisto. P ’63, 139; ’80, 105; ’91,
479, 481
Themnopteryx. P ’10, 414
Thenaropus. P ’44, 177. J II, 187,
188
Thenus. P 50, 29; ’52, 14
Theobroma. P ’01, 560
theodorei (Achatinella). P ’95, 226
Theodoxus. j ii, 257
theophila (Solea). P ’92, 277
(Stagmomantis). P ’05, 840
Theopompa. P ’03, 701
Theopropus. P ’03, 717
Theorema. P ’85, 176
Thera. P ’92, 402
Theraphoside. P 1900, 530; ’01, 570;
709, 194
Theraphosoide. P ’87, 384
Therapon. P ’97, 75; ’05, 504; ’07,
264. J XII, 527
Theraponide. P ’62, 102; ’97, 75.
J XII, 527
theraponura (Prochilodus). P _ ’06,
313-316
83
1313
Theraps. P ’03, 533
theraps ((Therapon). P ’07, 264. J
XIl, 527
Therasia. P ’92, 402, 403
Theretra. J IV, 150
Thereutherium. P ’92, 293
Thereva. j iii, 39; vi, 156. P 95,
327
Therevide. P ’94, 275; 95, 327
Thericleis. P 704, 676
Thericles. P ’04, 676
Theridide. P ’92, 12, 30 .
Theridiide. P 1900, 530, 532; ’01,
568, 577; ’03, 60, 130, 140; ’04,
125; ’09, 203
Theridine. P ’92, 30
Theridioide. P ’78, 128
Theridion. P ’85, 102; ’88, 79, 175,
215; 701, 571; ’05, 309, 316
Theridiosoma. P ’89, 180, 182; ’04, 131
Theridium. P 76, 201; ’88, 215;
89, 98; '92, 30; 1900, 533; 01,
577; 03, 60, 103, 129, 132-139,
144, 340; 04, 121, 125, 126; 705,
304, 314; 709, 203, 299-310, 548,
559
Theridula. P 1900, 533; 03, 340;
04, 126
theristocaulodon (Missourium). J VII,
395
thermalis (Cerataulus). P 1900, 712
(Melosira). P 1900, 712
° (Pleurosira). P 1900, 712
Thermonectus. P 744, 26
thermophila (Piaya). P ’08, 499
Thermopsis. P ’63, 60
Theromorpha. P ’87, 59 :
Theronia. P ’73, 395
Theropitheeus. P ’67, 36
Thersilochus. P ’94, 186, 188
Thersites. P ’99, 473
thersites (Bulimus). P ’85, 219
(Eulima). P ’99, 255
(Megasoma). P ’61, 336
Thespesia. P ’89, 368
thespesia (Collocalia). P ’06, 180,
195, 197
Thespesius. P 56, 311; ’57, 90, 91,
121; °70, 67, 68; ’74, 74, 225
Thespis. P ’06, 276; ’07, 158
Thesprotia. P ’04, 777, 781; 705, 34;
07, 283; 7°10, 586
Thestias. P ’85, 84
Thethys. P ’95, 349
thetidis (Peeten). J VIII, 346
Thetis. P ’72, 248; ’95, 349
thetis (Actinocrinites). P ’69, 155
(Actinocrinus). P ’69, 155;
781, 319
(Alpheus). P ’93, 114
(Macroglossa). J IV, 131
(Partula). P ’85, 218
1314
Thetys. P ’95, 349
thetys (Poteriocrinus).
(Scaphiocrinus). P
148; ’79, 337
Thevitia. P ’89, 391
Thia. J I, 313; II, 144
Thiellus. P ’64, 117, 122, 130, 142;
’66 135, 192; ’69, 212
Thiide. P ’52, 86
thilius (Agelaius). P ’66, 12
(Turdus). P ’66, 12
thimei (Forbesiocrinus). P ’65, 139
(Taxocrinus). P ’65, 139, 140
Thinocyon. P ’92, 321
Thinohyus. P ’92, 438
Thinopinus. P ’61, 342. J IV, 11, 31
Thiodina. P ’04, 138; ’09, 224
Thione. P ’78, 305
Thionia. P ’07, 494
thirse (Gryphea). P ’61, 329; ’76,
323; '95, 142
thivaitesii (Cocconeis). P ’65, 16
Thlaspi. j vii, 13. P ’63, 58
thoas (Actinocrinites). P 769, 155
(Actinocrinus). P ’69, 155;
781, 319
Thoe. P ’59, 302
tholus (Actinocrinus).
85, 334
(Helix).
06, 169
(Polygyra). P ’75, 154
(Strotocrinus). P ’69, 159
Tholymis. P ’08, 462, 489
thome (Barycrinus). P
"70, 24; °79, 326
(Cyathocrinus). P ’70, 24
(Dexia). P 94, 278
(Priononyx). P ’97, 378
(Sphex). P ’97, 378
thomasi (Melanoplus). P ’02, 724;
07, 55
(Mestobregma). P ’06, 381
(Nuttallina). P ’98, 289; ’04,
257
(Opalia).
(Seala).
P 79, 337
69, 138,
P 85, 317;
P ’57, 186; ’58, 205;
68, 340;
P ’76, 296
P °76, 296; ’05, 20
(Sealaria). P ’93, 221
thomasii (Astarte). P ’55, 267; ’62,
578; ’80, 32; ’87, 340, 397; 790,
143, 146. J IX, 122
(Diachea). P 92, $29; 93,
367; 794, 289
(Ostrea). P ’67, 139
(Plastomenus). P ’73, 278
Thomasine. P ’92, 52
thomensis (Colymbus). P ’64, 245
Thomiside. P 92, 12, 14, 52; 796,
37; 1900, 536; ’01, 568, 583; 703,
60, 130, 140, 142; ’04, 142; ’09,
214
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Thomisus. P ’78, 144; ’92, 59; ’01
585; 703, 140 ;
Thomomys. P ’52, 158; ’55, 332, 335;
67, 1385; ’75, 130, 134-138, 272;
’82, 319; ’95, 34; ’03, 24; ’04, 578,
587, 589; ’05, 680; ’08, 404, 405.
J IX, 391, 392
thompsone (Viola). P ’03, 698
i) es (Acipenser). P ’89, 251,.
56
(Carpiodes).
(Lepidosteus).
(Scorpena).
>
P 64, 285
P ’10, 606
P ’85, 396, 400,
thompsonii (Triglopsis).
92, 96
Thompsonite. P_ ’82, 289
Thomsenolite. P ’76, 42-50
thomsoni (Cylindrella). P ’84, 212
(Gazella). P ’96, 519
(Gelasimus). P ’91, 180
(Urocoptis). P ’98, 277
thomsoniana (Ashmunella). P ’99,.
192, 193; 1900, 107-109; ’03, 615;
705, 224, 232, 234-238, 244, 248
thomsoniana antiqua (Ashmunella).
P 705, 234, 235
thomsoniana coopere (Ashmunella).
P 703, 615; ’05, 234-237
thomsoniana pecosensis (Ashmunella).
P 705, 234, 237
thomsoniana portere (Ashmunella).
P ’99, 379; 1900, 107-109, 559;.
03, 615
thomsonii (Teredo). P ’63, 280
Thoosa. P ’09, 245
Thor. P ’78, 94; ’79, 421
thoracatum (Hypoptopomus).
502
thoracica (Ameiva). P ’62; 64; ’94,
4
P 77, 89,
P 03,
(Aranea).
(Asclera).
(Bibio).
¥ 701, Stas
P ’54, 21.
P 795, 319
(Cassida). P ’73, 78
(Chrysobothris). P ’57, 8
(Coccinella). P ’47, 180
(Crioceris). P 747, 162
(Eectopria). P 53, 351
(Elodes). P ’53, 356
(Ero). P ’92, 30
(Eubria). P 745, 269; 753, 351
(Galeruca). P ’47, 161
(Languria). P ’54, 158
(Lytta). P ’08, 618
(Metachroma). P 747, 168
(Monachus). P ’73, 30, 31
(CEdionychis). P ’73, 59, 62:
(Pachyta). J I, 324
(Sacodes). P ’53, 356
(Scintilla). P ’72, 226
(Seytodes). P ’01, 571
JL, oF
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
thoracica. Continued.
(Trigona). P ’78, 181
(Trigonia). j viii, 223, 225. P
76, 312; ’98, 462, 464; 05,11. J
II, 39; IV, 275, 282, 304
ot sriplax). j iv, 89. P 54,
foe) I, 71
thoracicornis (Cis). P ’45, 270
thoracicum (Anobium). P 745, 309;
65, 228
(Enoplium). j iii, 188
thoracicus (Acmezops). J I, 324
(Anthicus). P ’52, 98
(Anthrenus). P 744, 117; 754,
112
a P ’05, 792, 839;
06, 272
09 (nomen) P 47, 162; 65,
(Clerus). P 45, 307; ’66, 347
(Dactylortyx). P ’99, 20
(Dilophus). j iii, 80
(Ephialtes). P ’78, $77
(Epimecis). P 773, 395
(Eumolpus). P ’47, 168
(Fusus). P 748, 100
(Hybos). j iii, 76
(Hypophleus). P 46, 68
(Lampyris). P 745, 222
(Malachius). j iii, 184
(Necydalis). P 754, 21
(Nycteus). P 7°45, 222; ’53,
356
(Oligomerus).
(Omalisus).
(Ophion).
P 65, 228
J I, 78
P 73, 374
(Ortyx). P ’48, "7s 99, 20
(Polistes). P 98, 447
(Ptilinus). P 58, 73
(Ripiphorus). P 745, 317
ee Pop): P '46, 55. J
2 Steiodon). P 705, 807; 708,
(Tanypus). P ’95, 320
(Tillus). j iii, 188
(Tomicus). P 58, 73
(Zethus). P ’99, 419, 433
thoracites (Teredo). P 62, 456, 473
Thoracocharax. P ’06, 452
Thoracodus. P ’83, 108
Thoracosaurus. P 752, 35; °66, 279;
67, 40; °69, 11-13; 791, 365
thorates (Pergesa). J IV, 145
J IV, 145
0
Thore. P ’01, 131, 135 ;
thoreauianus (Semotilus).
08, 461
P 85, 14,
17
thorelli (Cyclosa). P ’04, 130
(Hypochilus). P ’92, 13
(Theridium). P ’09, 204
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Thorictis. J VIII, 162
Thorictus. P ’73, 328
Thoriide. P ’69, 110
Thorius. P ’69, 96, 111; 93, 384;
99, 316, 320
thorntonensis (Holocenthrus).
231
thorntonii (Goniobasis). P ’62, 268;
64, 34. J V, 320
(Pleurocera). P 63, 311; 765,
0
P 04,
(Trypanostoma).
63, 311. J V, 284
(Unio). P ’57, 88. J VI, 38
Thoropa. P ’65, 194. J VIII, 86,
112
thouarsii (Actinobolus).
(Stephanotis). P
Thouinia. P ’89, 373
thouiniana (Raja). P 782, 308
(Rhinobatus). P ’82, 308; ’05,
460
Thous.
Thracia.
56, 284, 313;
P 62, 170;
P ’72, 255
58, 130
P 79, 178, 179
j vii, 248. P 7°48, 106;
60, 182, 198, 418,
425; 62, 572; ’82, 158; ’87, 397,
403; °88, 332; ’97, 292. J VIII,
317; IX, 121, ‘122
Thrasops. e 57, 67; 60, 550, 556;
62, 349; 66, 127; 68, 106, 309,
322’; TY, 200, 204, 218. J ‘VII,
95, 132, 177
Threpterius. P ’62, 113
Thresciornis. P ’59, 174
Thricodiadema. P ’63, 354
Thrinacodus. P ’91, 264
Thrinax. P ’89, 358; ’01, 557
Thrincopyge. J IV, 11, 17, 34
Thripias. P ’05, 766
Thriponax. P ’02, 680
Thrissa. P ’82, 280; ’97, 64-66; 706,
84
thrissa (Clupanodon). P ’61, 37
(Clupea). P ’84, 42; ’97, 63
(Dorosoma). P ’97, 63
(Meletta). P ’62, 241
oy wrcauions & Piet; eas
84,
firiesthiee (Megalops). P ’77, 215;
710, 599
Throscide. P 59, 289
Throseus. P ’66, 347
Thryolegus. P ’99, 210
Thryomanes. P ’66, 78;
04, 584
Thryothorus. P
59, 191; 60, 193;
149; °7 5, O35, B13
792, 111, 124; ’93, 56-65;
498; ’96, 164; ’98, 217;
Thryssa. P 97, 64
thryza (Clupea). P ’84, 42
03, 29;
46, 112; °56, 265;
66, 78; °68,
90, 217;
95, 381,
08, 103
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Thimenia. P
Thuiaria. P
thuiarioides
210, 223
Thuja. j vii, 52. P 58, 123; ’68,
181; ’69, 122; ’72, 33; ‘76, 203;
°79, 210; 780, 9; ’82, 110, 113; 784,
93; ’01, 355
thujina (Harknessia). P ’93, 459
Thujopsis. P ’68, 181; ’72, 36; 83,
187
thukuhar (Grapsus).
191-
EY Wheciihccstae & r
80,
thula cranial P ’59, 301, 305
thule (Herpialus). P ’93, 284
Thulite. P ’92, 193
thumii (Biddulphia).
712
(Cerataulus). P 1900, 712
thunbergi (Danuria). P ’03, 718
thunbergii (Berberis). P ’96, 214
Thunnus. P ’04, 508
thurberi (Onosmodium). P
(Senecio). P ’63, 68
thureura (Buprestis). P ’57, 8
Thurgite. P ’80, 331
Thurlosia. P ’62, 197, 211
thwaitesii (Unio). P 759, 152. J
IV, 246 :
Thyamis. P ’47, 166
thyamoides (Qdionychis). P °’73,
0, 63
Thyasira. P ’77, 24
Thyatira. P ’72, 91
232
Thyce. J III, 228,
Thyellina. J I, 204
Thylacinide. Pp 68, 285
Thylacinus. P ’87, 287, 291;
J VIII, 86
Thylacocrinus. P ’81, 355;
311; ’88, 354
Thylacodes. P ’91, 471
Thylacoleo. P ’87, 282.
187, 214, 216, 256
Thylacus. J IV, 290
Thylacynus. J IX, 155, 176, 227,
"256, 259, 262
Thymallide. P ’05, 365
79, 67
76, 211, 226
(Sertularia). P ’76,
P ’50, 29; ’80,
58, 101;
P 1900, 692,
04, 109
88, 90.
85, 306,
J IX, 186,
thymalloides (Thymallus). P ’65, 80
Thymallus. P 65, 80; ’05, 365
Thymelacee. P ’58, 127
thymifolia (Borreria). P ’89, 386
thynnina (Thynnus). P ‘92, 254
Thynninae. P ’98, 72
Thynnus. P ’62, 125, 238, 441; ’68,
263; ’88, 180; ’92, 254; ’94, 294;
98, 72-74; ’04, 761-763; ’05, 56.
J III, 183, 196
thynnus (Albacora). P
710, 601
192, 256;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
thynnus. Continued.
(Scomber). P ’62, 125; ’88,
180
(Thynnus). P ’92, 256; 704,
08
thyoidea (Diplodia). P ’79, 68
(Spheria). P ’79, 67
thyoides (Chamecyparis). P 02,
647, 666; ’07, 454
(Cupressus). P ’86, 254; 702,
461, 466, 469, 470, 494- 499;
Thyone. P ’55, 386
Thyonella. P ’78, 306
Thyraster. P ’90, 318, 329, $80,
334
Thyreobeus. P ’05, 303, 322
Thyreodon. P ’73, 375
Thyreonotus. P ’7 70, 74
Thyreopsis. P ’72, 2293
Thyreus. P ’57, 148; 75, 26, J IV,
127, 133
Thyridaria. P ’90, 223
Thyridium. P ’93, 139; ’95, 424
Thyridopteryx. P ’68, 278
Thyrina. P ’03, 736
thyroides (Helicodonta). P 758, 200
(Helix). P ’58, 200, 205; ’60,
19; °61, 397; -’71, 1473. 72, Oe.
137; ’75, 141, 209, 211; ’89, 203;
793, 250
thyroides bueculenta (Helix).
203
thyroides (Mesodon). P ’75, 155
(Picus). P ’99, 30
(Polygyra). P 94, 18; ’96,
492; 1900, 122, 452; ’02, 420, 427;
708, 201; 706, 124, 533, 556 .
(Sphyrapicus). P ’99, 30
thyroideus (Picus). P ’51, 349; ’55,
313; ’63, 204. J II, 270
(Pilumnus). P ’66, 52
(Sphyrapicus). P ’59, 105; ’63,
204; ’66, 54; 798, 210; ’03, 8, 15
thyroidus (Helix). j i, 123; Il, 161.
P ’59, 188; ’61, 308 -
Thyronectria. P ’90, 245
Thyroptera. P ’89, 332, 339; 704, 251
Thyrosternum. P ’59, 5; ’08, 114
Thyrothorus. j iv, 29
thyrrhenus (Callianassa). P ’93, 119
Thyrsacanthus. P ’58, 132
Thyrsanthus. j i, 371.
thyrsiflora (Frasera). P ’98, 36, 308
(Neillia). P 98, 49
Thyrsites. P 62, 125, 126
Thyrsitine. P ’62, 329
thyrsitoides (Lemnisoma). P 704,
767."
Thyrsitops. P ’62, 125, 126
Thyrsoidea. P 60, 477; 1900, 494
Thysa. P 1900, 457
Thysanocrinus. P ’79, 283; ’81, 355
04, 605
P ’89,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Thysanodaetylus. P ’65, 195
Thysanomyia. P ’95, 332
Thysanophora. P ’89, 192; ’91, 313;
93, 403; ’96, 24; ’99, 394; 703,
763; ’04, 408-415; 705, 222; ’06,
124, 126, 149; ’09, 512; 710, 46,
51-86, 115, 502, 507, 516, 665
Thysanozoon. P ’55, 389; ’57, 19,
25; 705, 188, 201. J XII, 13, 56
Thysanura. P 781, 82, 86
thysbe (Sesia). J IV, 128
(Sphinx). J IV, 129
Thysdrus. P ’05, 827
thysigerum (Callithamnion). P ’58,8
tianschanicus (Microtus). P ’99, 286
tiara (Cyclophorus). P ’87, 147
(Cyclostoma). P ’87, 146
(Cyphosoma). P ’90, 455
(Ostodes). P ’87, 146
(Venus). P ’62, 586
tiaraeformis (Cyathocrinus). P ’79,
(Ichthyocrinus).
79, 258
tiarata (Bactrododema). P ’04, 70
tiarchus (Phibalosoma). P ’04, 70
Tiarella. P ’63, 62; ’84, 84; ’91, 434
Tiarinia. P ’57, 217
Tiaris. P ’48, 91; ’60, 376; 765,
169; 68, 283; ’09, 362
Tiaroga. P 56, 204; ’77, 91
Tibellus. P ’92, 59; 1900, 537; ’01,
585; ’04, 133
tibetanus (Pavo).
tibiale (Gongylidium). P 705, 313
tibialis. (Aplomerus). P 94, 190
(Astur). P ’75, 475
(Atticora). P ’99, 44
(Bradyeellus). P 768, 380
(Ceraia). P ’05, 806; ’07, 377
(Ceraticelus). P ’05, 303
(Ceratinella). P ’05, 303
(Clubiona). P ’92, 20; ’04, 123
(Coccinella). j iv, 94
(Conops). j vi, 171
(Cornicularia). P ’05, 308
(Eetopria). P ’53, 852
(Erigone). P ’05, 303, 308
(Faleo). P ’67, 214
(Geobenus). P ’68, 382
_ (Ieterus). P ’67, 57
(Leptura). J I, 339
(Listrus). P ’66, 361
(Nomada). P ’03, 611
(GEdothorax). P 05, 313
(Ommatius). j iii, 49. P 795,
324
(Orocharis). P ’05, 836
(Paragus). P 95, 329
(Pendulinus). P ’67, 57
(Petrochelidon). P 753, 870;
99, 44
P '78, 252;
P ’64, 247
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tibialis. Continued.
(Pheneus). P ’94, 273
(Physocephala). P 795, 331
(Polorthus). P ’72, 259, 262
(Prosopotheca). P ’05, 308
(Scirtes). P ’53, 356
(Sigalphus). P ’49, 2038
(Steniolia). P ’95, 373, 374
(Tanypus). j iii, 15
(Telephorus). P ’51, 340. J
IV, 35
(Teredo). j viii, 218, 223. P
44, 85; 45, 254; ’57, 126; ’61,
366; ’66, 3; °72, 259; 793, 222;
05, 18
(Tmeticus). P ’05, 313
(Trechus). P ’68, 382
(Zygoballus). P ’09, 224
tibiata (Gynacantha). P ’08, 489
tibicen (Calcinus). P 758, 234, 247
(Cicada). P ’08, 82
(Pagurus). ~P ’51, 268; ’58,
234, 247
Tibiella. P ’84,110 ©
tiburo(Cestracion). P’64, 261; ’06, 80
(Cestrorhinus). P ’64, 261
(Reniceps). P ’64, 261; ’77,
217
(Sphyrna). P
282; ’08, 66
(Sphyrnias). P ’64, 261
(Squalus). P ’62, 235; ’64,
261, 265
(Zygena). P ’64, 261
tickelliae (Siphia). P ’89, 154
Tiedemannia. P 1900, 668
tientsinensis (Unio). P_ ’68,
J VI, 284
tiete (Myleus). P ’03, 529
tiftonensis (Nomada). P ’03, 610
Tiga. P ’02, 680
Tigarea. P 98, 26, 300
Tigellinus. P ’05, 308
tigerina (Lucina). P ’72, 87
64, 261; 82,
146.
_ Tigoma. P 56, 205; 65, 70; ’77,
78, 91
tigrina (Ambystoma). J I, 284; III,
351
(Ardea). P ’60, 197
(Clubiona). P ’09, 199
(Columba). P 702, 672
(Dendroica). P ’63, 293; 796,
157; 709, 365
(Diseocelis). P ’07, 520, 524,
530
(Felis). P ’79, 172
(Genetta). P 796, 543
(Goes). J II, 150
(Lueina). P ’91, 47, 143
(Lycosa). P ’88, 216, 219; ’90,
422; 1900, 538; ’02, 557; ’04, 290;
08, 164, 238
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tigrina. Continued.
(Motaeilla).
(Polycelis).- P ’57, 21...
(Ptilomera). P ’60, 230
(Rana). P ’60, 504; ’68, 246;
02, 182, 694
(Salamandra). j v, 116, 328;
vi, 35. P ’67, 179. J I, 284; ITI,
350
(Sylvia).
(Tarentula).
557; ’08, 238
(Triton). J I, 284
tigrinum (Amblystoma). P ’56, 7;
67, 169, 171, 179; 68, 276; °92,
332; 793, 386; 95, 407; 1900, 617;
708, 96
(Ambystoma). P 756, 11; ’59,
123. J ITI, 350,353
(Amphiesma).
425; ’99, 184
(Lilium).
(Stegostoma).
(Tigrisoma). P ’60, 197
tigrinus (Centropomus). P ’62, 236
(Cerambyx). J IT, 146, 150
(Elasmodes). P 757, 21
(Galeocerdo). P ’64, 263; ’06,
79; 708, 61. J XII, 499
(Lanius). P ’02, 688
(Myrichthys). P ’59, 58
(Prepodesanus). P ’96, 258
(Protopsalis). P ’92, 316. J
IX, 174
(Triton).
351
(Tropidonotus). P ’60, 499
(Turtur). P ’02, 672
Tigris. P ’79, 169, 173
tigris (Caudisona). P ’66, 309
(Cnemidophoris). P ’52, 69;
309
(Crotalus).
101, 107
(Felis).
J VII, 59
(Masyntes). P ’04, 676
(Mycteroperca). P ’87, 388;
7, 105
j iv, 200, 276
j iv, 200, 276
P ’88, 216; 702,
P ’86, 297
P 82, 308
P 67, 179. J ILI,
66,
P 59, 338; 701,
P '50, 31; ’88, 90, 92.
"9
(Serranus). P
105
(Uncia). P ’79, 173
(Unio). J ITI, 296
Tigrisoma. P ’60, 197
Tiide. P ’96, 462, 466
Tilapia. P ’61, 502; ’62, 139
Tilesia. P ’63, 249; ’82, 280
Tilia. P ’60, 302; ’62, 11; ’01, 357;
09, 58, 65, 69, 97
tiliacea (Melanconis). P ’95, 30
Tiliacee. P ’58, 125;. 60, 302; ’89,
368
P ’60, 499; 94,
65, 105; 797, |
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
tilie (Fusicoccum).
(Melanconis). P ’95, 30
(Spheria). P ’95, 30
Tiliqua. P ’56, 154; ’62, 190; ’96,
308, 313; ’08, 117
Tillea. ji, 111, 114
Tillandsia. P ’58, 122;
76, 35; ’89, 131, 354;
1900, 651; ’01, 558
Tillodonta. P 76, 65, 89; ’83, 77, 79
Tillodontia. P ’75, 447
Tillotheriide. P ’83, 80
Tillotherium. J VIII, 75
Tillus. j iii, 188; v, 174. P ’73, 334
Tilmadoche. P ’89, 48, 49
tilta varia (Mnio). P ’89, 270
Timalia. P ’02, 685
Timaliide. P ’05, 769
Timarcha. P 753, 363; ’56, 29, 31;
73, 46. J IV, 13
Timeliopsis. P ’99, 215
timias (Papilio). P ’66, 342
timidus (Eros). J I, 80
(Lepus). j vii, 283. P 71,
96; 82, 327; ’96, 352, 363
timidus arcticus (Lepus). P 96,
354, 363
timidus var. tschuktschorum (Lepus).
P 06, 371
timidus (Meteus). P ’53, 424
~(Ochthedromus). P 57, 5
(Pagurus). P 758, 234
(Plochionus). P ’43, 298; 61,
335 :
timorensis (Caridina). P ’94, 402,
404
(Scintilla).
P ’94, 359
75, 466;
97, 304;
P °72, 226
timoriensis (Varanus). P 756, 150
tineoides (Aleyrodes). P 702, 281
Tinamus. P ’60, 195; ’68, 295; 769,
199; ’99, 12. J IX, 423
Tinca. P 92, 242
tinea (Cynedus). P ’82, 274.
' (Phycis). P °63, 238
(Symphodus). P ’92, 270
(Tinea). P ’92, 242
tincella (Algansea). P 56, 183
(Leuciscus). P ’56, 183; ’77}
tincta (Camaroptera). P 59, 38;
05, 773
(Clathurella). P ’04, 11
(Euglypha).° P ’76, 55; ’78,
172; 79, 163
(Haltica). P ’59, 286, 292
(Hyalosphenia). P ’80, 335
(Malacosoma). P ’65, 206
(Mylabris). P ’08, 613
(Pisania). P ’91, 50
(Pollia). P 746, 25
(Syncopta). P ’55, 325; ’56,
318;. ’57, 35; ’59, 38; *99, 41
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
tineta. Continued. = —
(Tritonideay. P ’97, 297
(Vaginicola). P ’82, 262
tinctipennis (Polybia). P ’98, 452
(Priocnemis). P ’99, 198
(Salius). P ’99, 198
tinetipes (Limnobia). F ’59, 206, 214
tinetoria (Anthemis). P ’77, 107
(Baptisia). P 1900, 483, 546;
709, 391; ’10, 565
(Cladastris). P ’84, 118
(Collinsia). J III, 98
(Coreopsis). j ii, 114
(Gyrotheca). P ’07, 455
(Maclura). P ’89, 404; 701,
7
(Morus). j vii, 52
(Quereus). P ’80, 342;
30; °89, 58; 702, 661
tinctorius (Calamita).
55
84,
J VI, 197
(Carthamus). jii, 118. P 92,
357
(Dendrobates). P ’68, 306. J
VI, 197
tinctorius auratus (Dendrobates). J
Vill, 94, 102
tinetorius (Hyla). J VI, 197
(Hylaplesia). J VI, 197
(Rana). J VI, 197
tinctura (Eumenes).
tinectus (Corymbetes). P 759, 85, 289
tindila (Myilabris). P ’08, 613
Tinea. P 59, 257, 262; ’60, 206, 433
tinealis (Bothriocera). P ’07, 484
Tineide. P ’59, 257; ’75, 32-52;
"76, 268, 271
Tineina. P ’59, 256; .’60, 4, 161, 207,
345, 432; °75, 33, 37
tingens (Lophiostoma). P 795, 26
(Spheria). P ’95, 26
Tingis. P ’71, Biol. 6; 701, 261
tinifolia (Clethra). P ’89, 389
tinkeri (Obovaria). P 1900, 78
(Unio). P 1900, 78
tinniens (Cisticola). P ’05, 771
(Malurus). P 705, 771
Tinnunculus. j iii, 343. P 53, 450;
55, 278; °59, 190, 301, 302; 760,
374; ’61, 216; ’63, 152; ’66, 42;
768, 149; °70, 140, 146. J II, 260
_tinnunculus (Falco). j iii, 343
Tinoceras. P ’73, 11
Tinodon. P ’87, 288. J IX, 187,
189, 228-230, 243, 247, 251
Tinodontide. P ’87, 288
Tinopus. P ’54, 218. J Il, 19
tintinnabulum (Anculosa). P ’64, 101
(Aneulotus). P ’64, 101
(Balanus). j vi, 118. P ’48,
96; °90, 443; 96, 208. J VIII, 326
tintinnabulum spinosus (Balanus). P
96, 208
P 99, 448, 460
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tintinnabulum zebra (Balanus). P
96, 208
tintinnabulum (Leptoxis). P ’65, 35
(Nomada). P 708, 561, 572,
573
Tintinnus. P ’78, 333; ’81, 443
tinus (Viburnum). P ’83, 201
Tiphia. P ’94, 295; ’96, 297; ’99,
195
Tiphiini. P ’94, 294
tippensis (Baculites). P °61, 395. J
A ? 334 "
tippana (Aphrodina). P 793, 222;
05, 16
(Cucullea). P
8. J ITI, 328
(Cytherina).
(Dreissena).
(Drillia). J IT, 331
(Fusus). P ’05, 24. J IV, 286
(Idonearea). P
(Meretrix). P ’05, 16. J IU,
326; IV, 276
(Pholadomya).
Ill, 324
Fe (Turritella). J II, 3338; IV,
5
tippanum (Cardium). P
J Ill, 326
(Granocardium).
tippanus (Harpago).
(Hercorhynchus).
(Inoceramus). P ’76, 312
Tipula. j i, 45; ii, 82; iii, 23;
151. P 742, 191; 59, 212;
320; 708, 83; ’09, 20, 22
tipule (Ichneumon). j i, 48
Tipulide. P ’59, 197; 67, 222; 794,
71, 419; ’95, 320
Tipulides. P ’42, 192
tipuloides (Pholeus).
340
Tirachoidea. P ’04, 70
Tischeria. P ’59, 317, 325; ’60, 483
Tissa. P 1900, 653, 659, 660, 665;
702, 661; ’09, 379, 491
Titea. P 91, 86
titan (Macropus). P ’68, 242
(Menopon). P ’88, 167
eet P 752, 199. J Ii,
(Sphinx). J IV, 131
titania (Augochlora). P 1900, 375
(Corynura). P 1900, 375
(Theorema). P ’85, 176
Titanideum. P ’78, 311
Titanite. P ’97. 437, 442
Titanium. j ii, 288
Titaneca. P ’92, 29; ’01, 569, 577
Titanomys. J VII, 333
Titanotheriide. P ’92, 430. J IX,
274
62, 289;
J I, 335
J Il, 328
05,
P 76, 312. J
76, 310.
P 76, 310
J II, 381
vi,
95,
P ’89, 98; 703,
30
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Titanotheriine. J IX, 274, 276
Titanotherium. P 53, 293, 392;
54, 157; °56, 59, 92; 57, 89, 91,
120, 153, 158; °58, 157; ’61, 433,
435; ’68, 233; ’70, 2, 113; °71,
114, 118; ’72, 48; °73, 11; ’74, 89,
165, 224; ’78, 61, 71; 791, 362; 792,
432. J VII, 13, 18, 21, 174, 206-
218, 354, 357, 389; VIII, 75; IX,
272, 275, 302, 353
titia (Heterina). P ’01, 134; ’08,
462, 489
titicacensis (Terebratula). J VIII,
802, 306
titillator (Cerambyx). .J II, 148
(Lamia). J II, 148
(Monohammus). J II, 148
titthecheilus (Cynopterus). P ’02,
136
(Pteropus).
Tityra. P ’63, 290
Tityus. P ’04, 142
tityus (Dynastes).
tixicrus (Coturniculus). P
Tiza. P ’03, 262
tlalpamensis (Succinea). P ’99, 401;
03, 776
tlalpamensis cuitseana (Suecinea). P
03, 776
Tmarsus. P ’92, 59; 1900, 537
Tmarus. P ’04, 133
Tmesidera. P ’08, 620
Tmesiphorus. P ’73, 327, 334
Tmeticus. P 92, 38; ’01, 580; ’04,
127; 705, 306, 310-313, 331, 337,
338
tobaci (Amizilis). P ’99, 208
tobaci alicie (Amizilis). P ’99, 208
tobaci erythronota (Amizilis). P ’99,
208
P 02, 136
P 66, 348
63, 298
tobaci felicia (Amizilis). P ’99, 208
tobagensis (Troglodytes). P ’99, 310
tobianus (Ammodytes). P ’63, 257
tocaimana (Trigonia). J VIII, 289,
320
tocard (Ramphastos). P ’67, 103
tocardus (Ramphastos). P ’60, 136
tocaymensis (Ammonites).¢ J VIII,
311
(Area). J VIII, 321
(Cucullea). J VIII, 321
Tockus. P ’56, 319, 320; ’59, 139;
99, 37
toco (Ramphastos).
100; ’99, 32
Todiramphus. P ’56, 254; ’99, 46, 55
Todirostrum. P ’60, 144; ’99, 47,
306
Todus. j iv, 164. P ’60, 144; 64,
255; 66, 38; ’05, 763; ’09, 360
toe-roe (Otolithus). P ‘62, 18
P 64, 241; 67,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Tofieldia. P ’63, 95; ’84, 93; 793,
214; 1900, 547; ’07, 455; ’08, 459.
J III, 183, 198
togata (Cicindela). J IV, 27
(Limax). P ’58, 198
(Salamandra). P ’60, 372
(Solemya). P ’72, 258
togatus (Tetrao). j iv, 266
toitoi (Petroica). P ’89, 148
tokarana (Clausilia). P ’08, 580,
581, 583
tokarana saccatibasis (Clausilia). P
08, 580, 581, 582, 583
tokionis (Pseudolecanium). P
263 :
(Spherococcus). P ’99, 263
tokunoshimana (Clausilia). P 704,
819
(Diplommatina). P ’04, 622;
05, 706, 727
tokunoshimana = errans
tina). P.’05, 706
tokunoshimana (Ganesella).
629
(Japonia). P ’04, 616
tokunoshimanus (Alyceus).
617
tokunoshimanus mediocris (Alyceus).
P ’08, 587
tokunoshimanus _ principialis
ceus). P ’08, §87
tokunovaga (Eulota). P ’05, 708
(Plectotropis). P ’05, 708
tokyoensis (Rissoa). P ’04, 26
tol (Chorinemus). P ’05, 59
(Scomberoides). P 05, 59. J
XII, 506
Tole. P ’01, 157
tolmei (Calochortus). P ’68, 168
(Eunanus). J IIT, 98
tolmiei (Geothlypis). P ’04, 584
(Trichas). P ’55, 309
tolmoei (Geothlypis). P ’99, 15
(Sylvia). j viii, 149, 153, 159.
P 99, 14, 15. J IL, 263
(Trichas). J II, 263
toloo (Chorinemus). P ’05, 56
(Scomberoides). P ’05, 56,
499. J XII, 506
toloo-parah (Lichia).
(Scomberoides). P ’05, 59
tolosanus (Gordius). P ’51, 283
toltee (Emesis). P ’66, 248
tolteca (Ancistrogaster). P ’03, 308
(Dermanura). P ’02, 404
(Forficula). P ’03, 308
(Heterina). P ’08, 478, 488
(Ischnoptera). P ’06, 266
(Osmilia). P ’05, 443, 444, 841
(Phaneroptera). P ’04, 542;
5, 806
99,
(Diplomma-
P 04,
P 04,
(Aly-
P 05, 59
0
(Phylloptera). P ’05, 807
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 1321
tolteca. Continued.
enemas): P ’05, 794,
hepa meami P 05, 807,
(Tettix). P ’05, 801
(Theronia). P ’73, 396
toltecum (Acridium). Pp’ 704, 539
(Osmilia). P 04, 539
toltecus (Deilemys). Pp 74, 176
(Hesperomys). P 74. 175, 176
(Ichneumon). P ’73, 105
(Paratettix). P ’02, 718; 05,
801, 841; ’07, 30, 69; ’08, 366,
368, 371; ’09, 419
toltecus extensus (Paratettix). P
07, 31
toltecus (Patroclus). P ’73, 104,
105
tolu (Cuculus). P ’64, 243
(Dentex). J XII, 527
Toluca. P ’60, 241; ’61, 303; ’64,
167; 08, 122. J 141
toluca (Ichneumon). P ’73, 107, 120
(Melissodes). P ’78, 219
Tolyphus. P ’56, 15
Tomaretus. P °79, 179, 185
tombecbeensis (Margaritana). P 58,
138
tombigbéensis (Margaritana). J V,
107
tomeodus (Gadus).
5]
?
(Morrhua). P ’63, 235
tome (Sphyrena). P 03, 50
Tomelasmus. P ’98, 271, 277, 284
tomentella (Corethrogyne). J II, 40
P 63, 235, 251;
tomentosa (Achillea). j vii, 36. P
98, 30, 304
(Beurreria). P ’89, 394
(Blatta). P ’06, 269
(Cantharis). jv, 165. P ’51,
44
*(Carya). P ’76, 202; ’82, 218;
89, 558
(Chrysomela).
(Crategus). P
655; °10, 246, 247
(Cryptodromia). P ’91, 218
(Desmiphora). J II, 159
(Doris). P ’80, 47, 91
(Dromia). P ’91, 218
(Franseria). P 63, 65
(Glycine). j i, 322, 371
(Hosackia). P ’63, 347
(Hudsonia). P
379; 1900, 644, 652, 659, 667; ’02,
644-648, 658, 663; ’04, 604; ’09,
382
(Melochia). P ’89, 368
(Nyetibora). P ’06, 269
(Paullinia). P ’89, 376
P 65, 220
02, 501; 705,
60, 199; 785,
tomentosa. Continued.
(Plagusia). P 58, 103
(Porcellana). P ’58, 227
(Senecio). P ’07, 458
(Sophora). P ’89, 378
(Swartzia). P 01, 557
(Trirhabda). P 65, 219, 220;
"73, 56
tomentosum (Codium).
(Desmodium). P
(Eriogonum). j i,
63
P ’05, 695
80, 132
‘ 24, .29. J
?
(Syrmatium). P ’63, 347
tomentosus (Acteodes). P ’58, 32
(Actumnus). P ’52, 82
a (Anthribus). jv, 251. P ’54,
8 ,
(Chlenius). P ’43, 296; 56,
, 29
(Elephantopus). P ’64, 18
(Epomis). P ’56, 29
(Eupogonius). J II, 159
(Eustrophus). j v, 239
(Monohammus). P 744, 47,
J I, 150
(Mycetophagus). j v, 239
(Necrophorus). P 753, 277
(Nysson). P ’97, 379
(Paguristes). P ’58, 236
(Pagurus). P ’58, 236
(Petrolisthes). P 58, 227
(Podabrus). P 751, 344
(Priocnemis). P ’99, 199
(Salius). P ’99, 199
(Zozymus). P- ’58, 32
Tomichia. P ’02, 26
Tomicus. P ’54, 218; ’66, 348
Tomigerus. P ’75, 148; ’96, 414;
98, 283
Tomitherium. P ’76, 88;
04, 150. J VIII, 89
Tomoderus. P ’52, 92, 94
Tomodon. P ’63, 101; ’64, 166; ’68,
202; 708, 123. J VIII, 137
Tomognathus. P ’03, 216
Tomonotus. P ’70, 82;
707, 37, 72; ’08, 367, 386;
Tomopteris, P ’03, 798-800
Tomopterna. P 764, 182;
281. J VI, 89, 93
tomopternus (Pithecopus). P ’68,
112; 74, 121
Tomoxia. P ’62, 43, 45
Tonaria. P ’57, 74
tongaensis (Melampus). P ’87, 140
tongana (Nanina). J VIII, 383;
?
(Peronia). P ’99, 522; ’02,
239
(Seolopendra).
tonganum (Onchidium).
Tonicella. P ’98, 287;
02, 253;
04, 526;
09, 149
68, 138,
J V, 31
P 99, 522
04, 257
1322
Tonicia. P °94, 70; ’01, 204
Tonicus. P ’58, 73
tonila (Papilio). P ’66, 342
tonkinensis (Anabropsis). P_ ’06,
284
tonkea (Cetonia). j iii, 240
tonto (Argia). P ’08, 481, 488
Topaz. FP ‘67, 45376, TOL: .: 782;
261; ’83, 202; ’91, 464; ’97, 437
topeka (Notropis). P ’85, 412
topekaensis (Leptodomus). P ’59, 9
(Unio). x ’68, 144. J VI,
3
31
Toposcopus. P 773, 335
toposui (Polynemus). P ’61, 274
Torbernite. P ’92, 182, 193
torda (Alea). P ’61, 249; ’68, 6, 17
(Penguinus). P ’68, 18
(Utamania). P ’61, 249; ’68,
4, 11, 18
Torenia. P 758, 132; ’71, 118, 157;
73, 101
Toreumatica. P ’63, 358
toreumaticus (Temnopleurus). P 791,
214
Toria. P ’02, 672
Torinia. P ’91, 54; ’05, 106
Torix. P 1900, 66-69
tormentarius (Brachinus). P_ 762,
524
tornadonis (Cytherea). P ’95, 97,
115
tornata (Pecchiolia). P ’81, 427
(Spheria). J II, 290
Tornatella. j viii, 221. P ’75, 148;
"79, 212, 222; ’80, 364, 366; 84,
104; ’87, 52; ’88, 14, 170; ’05, 19.
J III, 334; VIII, 316
Tornatelle. P ’80, 364
Tornatellea. P ’79, 222. J IV, 294
Tornatellide. P ’62, 570
Tornatellina. P ’79, 21; ’87, 135;
788, 15; ’95, 237; 1900, 95, 573,
576, 578; ’05, 718, 737. J -VAII,
397, 410; IX, 81-83, 109, 111
Tornatina. P ’62, 571; ’65, 58; ’82,
169; ’87, 54; °91, 49; ’98, 418;
*O1, 186s 06, FO7 3). "04, BG) 8
VIII, 369
Tornatinide. P ’91, 49; ’04, 36
tornator (Cerambyx). J II, 156
(Lamia). J II, 156
(Tetraopes). J II, 156
tornatum (Pentastomum). P ’89, 31
tornatus (Conus). P ’80, 348
tornillo (Peromyscus). P ’03, 23
toroanus (Ammonites). J VIII, 313
toros (Ichneumon). P ’73, 109, 117
torosa (Donacia). P ’51, 318; ’73,
21
(Ostrea). j viii, 222. P 705,
uu
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
torosa. Continued.
(Taricha). P ’53, 302
torosus (Cynops). P ’83, 23, 25, 28
(Diemyctylus). P 759, 126;
’83, 25; 793, 181, 183
(Notopthalmus). J I, 284
(Partulus). P ’85, 213. J IX,
50
(Taricha). P ’56, 11; ’59, 126;
60, 486. J ITI, 357
(Triton). P 53, 238; ’59, 126.
J I, 284
Torpedinide. P ’92, 236
torpedinus (Urolophus). P ’63, 173
Torpedo. P ’63, 333; ’77, 216; ’87,
362; ’92, 236; °97, 92; ’01, 336;
710, 472
torpedo (Narcobatus). P 710, 472
(Raja). P ’06, 80; ’10, 468
(Torpedo). P ’92, 236
torpidus (Agrilus). P ’73, 91, 93
torquata (Agama). j vi, 231
(Aleedo). P ’60, 133
(Aptenodytes). P ’72,
174, 211
(Asterias).
(Ceryle). P ’60, 133
(Chameospiza). P ’v0, 218
(Clymena). P ’82, 103
(Contia). P ’01, 67
(Haltica). J IV, 12, 27, 41
(Hypotenidia). P ’94, 138
(Hypsiglena). P ’61, 302; ’97,
464
(Leptodeira). _P ’61, 302
(Megara). P ’65, 19
(Melania). P ’63, 308
(Nemosia). P ’64, 270
(Neotoma). P ’94, 246
(Nezara). P ’60, 224
(Physaloptera). P ’86, 312
torquata minor (Pluvialis). j v, 98
torquata (Pratincola). P ’89, 78,
148
173,
P 91, 212
(Scolopendra). P ’61, 18, 312
(Sylvia). jiv,198. P ’60, 376
(Taraguira). P ’62, 351
(Tropidonotus). P ’08, 120
(Urocoptis). P ’98, 277
torquatum (Rhabdosoma). P ’60, 78
torquatus (Agrilus). P ’73, 91, 92
(Asyndesmus). P 766, 56
(Brachyorrhis). P ’60, 78
(Caprimulgus). P ’51, 176. J
II, 114
(Cepphus). P ’62, 227
(Charadrius). j v, 100
(Clymene). J ITI, 146
(Colymbus). P ’59, 109, 193;
761, 248; ’62, 227; ’64, 21; 766,
100; ’69, 184; ’71, 47; 783, 68;
708, 91
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
torquatus. Continued.
(Corvus). P ’91, 447
(Cuniculus). P ’74, 195; 782,
326
(Dicotyles). P 752, 3, 5; 756,
140; ’60, 416; ’67, 155; ’68, 231;
770, 112; °78, 61; '92, 438. J
VII, 383, 384; X, 365
(Dicrostonyx). P 1900, 42
(Eephymotes). P ’56, 284
(Enulius). P ’94, 205
(Hamites). j viii, 221. P ’76,
278; ’05, 27
(Histrionicus). P 62, 323
(Hydropsalis). P 51, 176. J
II, 113
(Larus). P ’62, 304
(Leptocalamus). P 94, 205
(Melanerpes). P ’59, 106, 190;
63, 327; 66, 56; ’93, 43, 62; 798,
rh 703, 9. J I, 56; Il, 270; IX,
(Mus). P ’74, 196
(Myodes). P ’74, 196
(Picus). j iii, 370; vii, 193;
viii, 155. P 755, 313; ’66, 55
(Podabrus). P ’61, 350
(Pteroglossus). P ’67, 110
(Rallus). P 794, 138
(Ramphastos). P 64,
67, 110
(Sceloporus).
459; ’08, 117
torquatus var. mucronatus
porus). P ’91, 459
torquatus poinsetti (Sceloporus). P
703, 30, 31, 546, 552
torquatus (Trochus). P 48, 106;
62, 569; 64, 250; 782, 171
(Tropidurus). P ’98, 102, 106
(Turdus). P 64, 250
(Zizyphinus). P ’62, 569
Torquea. J III, 146
Torquilla. P 1900, 429, 596
torquium (Cyathophyllum). P ’91,
244
P 54, 103; *91,
(Seelo-
torrei (Cerion). P ’98, 476
torrei var. ornatum (Cerion).
476
torrens (Phaneus). P
I, 85; IV, 34
Torreya. P ’58, 123
torreyana (Melica).
(Rhyncospora).
07, 455
(Seleria).
07, 455
torreyanus (Sporobolus). P ’07, 455
torreyi (Amblogyne). P 763, 75
(Brodiza). P ’68, 172
(Carex). P ’87, 68, 74
P 98,
54, 217. J
P 85, 40-43
P 1900, 548;
241;
P 1900, 486, 488;
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torreyi. Continued.
(Cyperus). P 1900, 663; 702,
666
(Lithospermum). j vii, 44
(Pentstemon). P ’63, 71
(Pyenanthemum). P ’02, 668
(Sarratia). P ’63, 75
(Scirpus). P ’08, 457, 458
torrida (Achatinella). P ’88, 29
(Pseudomacromia). P ’99, 237,
245, 248, 250
torridus (Hesperomys). P ’74, 183
(Onychomys). P ’74, 182, 183
torsa (Lytta). P ’53, 348. J IV, 39
(Unio). P 753, 256; ’54, 239
torsus (Unio). P ’54, 238, 239
torta (Biflustra). P 705, 5. J V,
152
(Botrytis). P ’94, 375
(Carex). P ’87, 71
torta var. composita (Carex).
71
torta (Crategus). P 10, 165, 176
(Cyprimeria). P ’76, 8308; 705,
6
P 87,
(Elimia). P ’96, 497
(Goniobasis). P 64, 42
(Isognomen). P 762, 579
(Lachnosterna). J III, 239;
IV, 33
(Melania). P ’64, 42
(Naticopsis). P ’90, 180
(Perna). P ’48, 104; ’62, 579
(Plicatula).
(Trachelomonas).
670, 671
torticollis (Cylindrella). P ’98, 268
tortifolius (Aster). j vii, 82
tortilis (Anodonta). J III, 313;
VIII, 23
(Ceripora). J V, 178
(Conus). P 755, 257, 258, 260.
J IX, 145
(Heteropora).
(Multicrescis).
(Spiranthes). P 789, 355
tortiplica (Cancellaria). P ’79, 223;
80, 365; ’°84, 104; ’90, 397; 796,
475
J VIII, 295, 322
P 705, 668,
J V, 178
J V, 178
tortivus (Unio). P 53, 259; 54,
245. J V, 245; VIII, 69
Tortoliva. P ’90, 398
tortor (Edestosaurus). P ’71, 298;
72, 141
Tortricide. P ’60, 345; 764, 230;
75, 29, 50
tortriciformella (Menesta). P 60,
213
Tortricina. P ’64, 230; ’68, 252. J
VIII, 176
Tortrix. P °’54, 102; ’01, 15; 708,
119. J VIII, 176
1324
Tortuga. P ’65, 187
tortuganus (Bulimulus). P ’96, 440
(Nesiotus). P ’96, 440
Tortulosa. P ’98, 267
tortulus (Megalonyx). P ’96, 379.
J XI, 210-217, 280
tortum (Helicoceras). P ’60, 421;
61, 419, 427
(Isognomon). P ’67, 139
BM oe dees P°9%, 371; 700,
(Pleurocera). P ’63, 312
(Trypanostoma). P ’62, 174;
63, 312. J V, 275
tortuosa (Acacia). P ’89, 375
(Arca). P ’65, 76; ’68, 94
(Barbula). P 755, 446
(Chrysomela). P ’56, 32; ’73,
49. J IV, 41
(Cochlodina). P ’98, 267
(Mylabris). P ’08, 609
(Pythia). P ’87, 143
(Tortulosa). P ’98, 267
(Valsa). P ’77, 125; ’78, 88
tortuosum (Desmodium). P ’89, 377
tortuosus (Echinorhynchus). P ’50,
97; 756, 48
(Graphiocrinus). P
79, 248, 346
(Paradon).
(Seaphiocrinus).
"79, 346
(Unio). P 65, 76;
146. J VI, 254, 286, 289
tortus (Castor). P 758, 28, 158.
- J VII, 21, 341, 358, 405
(Eueastor). J VII, 405
(Helicoceras). P 758, 54
(Stereodectes). P ’69, 3. J
VII, 404, 446
torubie (Chaetetes). P ’66, 117
Torula. P ’73, 261; 794, 377
toruloides (Macrosporium).
439
torulosa (Lindia). P 782, 243
(Melania). P ’64, 38
torulosus (Unio). P 753, 259; ’54, 240
torva (Planaria). P ’57, 23
torvicornis (Streptocephalus). P ’79,
200, 201
tosana (Clausilia). P 1900, 680;
01, 649; ’02, 369; 703, 318; 708,
69, 137;
P 03, 512
P 69, 138;
68, 94,
P 95,
572
(Diplommatina). P 704, 620;
05, 701, 706
tosana kureana (Diplommatina). P
05, 706
tosana nogomana (Diplommatina).
P ’05, 706
tosana (Purpura). P ’04, 17
tosana var. anozona (Trishoplita). P
01, 565
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
tosana (Tritonidea). P ’04, 19
tosanella (Diplommatina). P ’04,
620
tosanus osumiensis (Chloritis). P
04, 629
tosta (Mordellistena). P ’62, 49
Tostegoptera. P ’53, 231, 440; 754,
217. J ITI, 234, 236; IV, 33
tostus (Colymbetes). P ’66, 366
totanaca (Orophus). P ’05, 808
totanacus (Mesochorus). P 773, 388
totanigra (Monedula). P 66, 405
Totanine. P ’61, 171
totanoides (Larus). P ’96, 515
Totanus. j v, 73, 84; viii, 84. P
53, 427; °55, 315; 756, 40, 295;
57, 39; °58, 195, 196; *61, 174,
234; 62, 321; ’66, 38; °75, 354;
92, 104; '93, 22, 36, 61; 795, 474;
98, 1389; 705, 759. J I, 223
Totipalmi. P ’66, 172; ’69, 207
totonacus (Ichneumon). P ’73, 106,.
111
totta (Citrinella). P ’62, 314
totteni (Gemma). P ’71, 130, 136
Tottenia. P ’78, 303
totteniana (Succinea). P 758, 199;
64, 110, 111; ’72, 106; ’75, 155,
230, 232; 708, 46,51. J VI, 182
toulou (Centropus). P ’64, 243
(Cuculus). P ’64, 243
tourannensis (Acusta). P ’05, 734
(Eulota). P 705, 734
Tourmaline. P ’66, 112; ’67, 44;
76, 100; ’77, 251; 780, 312; 782,
71, 149; ’92, 175-199; 797, 415,
437; 1900, 183, 232
Tournefortia. P ’77, 108; ’89, 394;
05, 698; ’09, 486
toussaintii (Isaloides). P
343 :
toussenelli (Accipiter). P ‘59, 31
(Nisus). P ’59, 31
Touterea. P ’04, 109
tovi (Conurus). P 60, 137
(Psittacus). P ’60, 137;
240
townsendi (Arvicola). P 94, 282
(Ascomys). P 752, 161
(Ashmunella). P ’05, 227, 231
(Brotula). P 1900, 518
(Cinclus). P ’99, 14
(Corynorhinus). P 65, 175
(Dendroica). P 793, 55, 64;
99, 14 :
(Geomys). P 752, 161
P 708, 404
(Lepus).
(Liobunum). P ’01, 593°
(Sylvia). j vii, 191. P ’99, 14
(Tamias). P ’98, 122, 123
(Turdus). j vii, 153
(Vates). P ’04, 514; ’07, 69
08, 341,
J 64,,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Townsendia. P ’63, 66 —
mae (Arionta). P 75, 155,
16
(Helix). P "59, 188; °73, 250;
"75, 218; ’89, 201
townsendii (Aphriza). j viii, 156.
P 9, 17
(Arvicola). j viii, 60, 73. P
"74, 190
(Ascomys). P 775, 135
(Fringilla). j viii, 154. P ’99,
17. JI, 52:
(Geomys). P ’75, 135. J VIII,
74, 105
(Hematopus). j viii, 156. P
799, 17
(Lepus). j viii, 74, 90
(Microtus). P ’96, 382. J XI,
205
(Myiadestes). P ’59, 106, 191;
"66, 72; °93, 58, 65. J IX, 391
(Myonomes). P ’74, 190
(Passerella). P ’59, 192. J
I, 52
(Phalacrocorax). j viii, 158.
P 99,17. J I, 227
(Ptiliogonys). j viii, 153. P
43, 261; 747, 157;
17. JI, 40; Il, 262
(Sealops). j viii, 58, 73, 294.
P 53, 326, 327
(Sciurus). j viii, 63
(Spermophilus). j viii, 61, 74
(Sylvia). j viii, 153
(Tamias). j viii, 68, 74
(Turdus). P ’99, 16
(Uria). j viii, 158. P ’68, 7,
61, 62, 64; 99, 17
(Zonotrichia). J II, 266
‘Toxaspis. J XI, 196, 280. P ’02,
385
Toxaster. P 90, 455
toxeuma (Sphyrena). J XII, 502
toxica (Pestalozzia). P ’94, 374
toxici (Valsa). P ’77, 122
Toxicoa. P ’59, 335, 341;
55, 308; 799,
162, 337
toxicodendri (Cylindrosporium). P
93, 460
(Gleosporium). P ’93, 460
(Septoria). P ’93, 460
Toxicodendron. P ’76, 332
toxicodendron (Rhus). P
511; 785, 383; ’89, 374;
99, 113; 705, 700
Toxicodryas. P ’57, 59, 60, 72; 760,
264
Toxicophis. P ’56, 307; ’59, 336;
"71, 209; ’01, 96
Toxidium. P ’60, 322, $24
Toxoceras. P ’68, 286
Toxochelys. P ’73, 10;
Toxocidaris. P ’63, 356
60, 199,
92, 369;
91, 414
1325
Toxodon. P ’46, 96; ’86, 275, 277;
Be, 317. J I, 20; VII, 259; IX,
7
Toxoglossa. P ’90, 42
toxoneura (Limnophila). P 759,
233, 236
(Seiara). P ’67, 223
Toxophora. P 795, 326
Toxophoroides. P ’73, 406
toxophyllum (Spheronyctis). ~ P 1900,
759
Toxopneustes. P 63, 357; ’78, 306;
788, 318; 790, 317, 323, 334; 291,
214, 337. J XII, 35, 37, 48, 54,
61, 65; XIII, 88
Toxopterus. P ’06, 19, 30; ’07, 167
Toxorhina. P ’60, 17
Toxosoma. P ’74, 31. J VIII, 332
Toxostoma. P ’55, 308; 58, 117,
209; ’99, 22; 703, 29; 705, 686;
708, 133, 137, 156. J I, "42; Il, 264
Toxotes. P 05, 504, 507
toxotes (Rhacocheilus). P 756, 136
Toxotide. P ’05, 507
Toxotrema. P ’58, 209
Toxotus. j Vv, 280. P 54, 18, 7
59, 80; 61, 356; 62, "41. zt
313, 319, 325, 327°
Tozeuma. P ’60, 26;
328; ’79, 413
trabalis (Unio).
Trabea. P ’04, 265-267;
169, 295, 298
trabea (Dedalea).
(Lenzites).
trabeata (Coptocycla).
trabeatoides (Levifusus).
103, 126
trabeatum (Fulgur). P 753, 317
trabeatus (Fusus). P ’48, 100; 753,
317; ’80, 365; ’82, 207; 790, 395;
95, 69
(Hamites).
27
(Levifusus). P
479
tracaxa (Peltocephala). P ’91, 418
trachea (Cecum). P ’88, 170
tracheifer (Aleyrodes). P ’02, 282
Trachelas. P ’92, 22; ’03, 340; 709,
197
Trachelia. P ’98, 269. J II,7
Trachelide. P ’84, 51
Trachelius. P ’84, 51
Trachelocamptus. P ’05, 309, 334
Tracheloides. P ’98, 266
Trachelomonas. P 02, 791-795; 705,
665-675
trachelopyrus (Campephilus).
204
"78, 90, 298,
P '53, 259
08, 162-
J Il, 214
J Ill, 214
’P °73, 79
P 95, 69,
j viii, 221. P 05,
80, 365; °96,
P ’63,
Trachelyopterinae. P ’70, 95
1326
Trachemys. P 765, 187; ’68, 176;
708, 114
Tracheopulmonata. P 1900, 562
Trachia. P ’89, 138
Trachicephalus. P ’82, 277; ’97, 81
Trachichthyine. P ’62, 237
Trachichthys. P ’61, 45; ’82, 307
Trachinia. P ’84, 174
Trachinide. P ’54, 143; ’61, 507,
510, 513; ’62, 502; ’92, 272; 798,
346; ’99, 362
Trachinidi. P ’84, 173
Trachinina. P ’61, 507, 509
Trachinocephalus. P ’62, 241; 784,
130; ’97, 68, 96
Trachinoide. P ’61, 501, 514
trachinoides (Trichosomus).
277
Trachinotine. P ’06, 116
Trachinotus. P ’62, 127, 437; 784,
316; ’97, 103; ’04, 509; 706, 96,
116, 487; ’10, 601. J XII, 513
Trachinus. P ’61, 112, 516; ’82, 276;
92, 272; ’97, 104; ’98, 346; ’99,
362
P ’82,
Trachodon. P ’56, 72; ’57, 90; 768,
199; ’70, 67, 68; °76, 253, 255;
783, 99
trachops (Choneziphius). P ’76, 81.
J VIII, 218
Trachurops. P ’60, 261; ’62, 238,
431, 432; ’63, 239; ’97, 73, 100;
799, 118; 1900, 501; 705, 69
Trachurus. P ’62, 260, 330; ’81, 114;
782, 276; °92, 257; °98, 341; 99,
346; ’05, 67
trachurus (Caranx). P ’99, 346;
05, 67
trachurus var. mediterranea (Caranx).
P ’05, 67
(Gasterosteus). P 786, 243,
246, 251
(Trachurus). P ’62,.260; ’92,
257; 705, 69
Trachyboa. P ’68, 101, 119
Trachycardium. P ’62, 576; 776,
310. J IV, 282; VIII, 318, 344,
374
Trachycarpha. P ’48, 24, J I, 188
Trachycephalus. P ’54, 103; 756,
237; 763, 26, 43; ’64, 182; ’65,
193; ’67, 85; ’608, 127, 245, 249,
270, 272, 282; ’71, 219; ’94, 129,
441; ’97, 81. J VI, 72, 84
trachycephalus (Liocephalus). P ’68,
121
trachycoma (Timeliopsis). P ’99, 215
Trachycomus. P ’02, 683
Trachycorystes. P ’03, 501
Trachyderes. P ’62, 39. J II, 7
Trachyderide. J II, 7
trachyderma (Anolis). J VIII, 168
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Trachydermon.
04, 257
trachydiscus (Ostrea). P ’67, 139
Trachydomia. P ’91, 257 '
Trachykele. P ’73, 87
Trachymyrmex. P ’03, 256
Trachynobine. P ’62, 262, 431, 437
Trachynotus. P ’62, 239, 262, 431,
437; °63, 84, 332; °73, 375; ’77,
209; ’81, 114; ’82, 306; ’84, 45,
101, 121-129
Trachypachys.
P '65, 59; ’98, 287;
P 61, 339. J IV, 13.
Trachyphonus. P ’59, 141; ’99, 49
Trachyplana. P ’57, 22, 30
trachypleurum (Thaspium). P ’63,
63 ;
trachypoma (Myriopristis). P ’62,
242
trachyprocta (Aspidura). P ’60, 75.
Trachypteride. P ’92, 259
Trachypteroide. P ’65, 257
Trachypterus. P ’60, 121; ’63, 257;
92, 259; 708, 319
trachypterus (Trachypterus). P ’92,.
259
Trachypus. P ’94, 303; ’97, 379
Trachyradsia. P ’94, 71
Trachyrhachis. . P 706, 380
Trachyrhinus. P ’01, 593
trachyrhynchus (Pelecanus). P 708,
94. J I, 227
Trachys. P ’44, 148
Trachysaurus. P ’56, 156; ’64, 229;
99, 466
Trachyscelis. P ’46, 61
trachysperma (Polanisia).
trachyspermum (Musenium).
63
P 98, 18
P 63,
trachyspondylus (Zeuglodon). J VII,
428
Trachyspongilla. P ’87, 177
trachystethus (Curimata). P
298, 299
trachystictum (Zygoclistron). P ’07,.
181
Trachystomata.
J VI, 102
Trachyte. P ’77, 192
Trachytheca. J I, 166
Trachytherium. J VIII, 80
Trachytora. P ’94, 377
trachytricha (Peniophora). P ’95,.
413
tracta (Hadena). P ’74, 204
(Oligia). P 774, 204
tractrac (Motacilla). P ’67, 220
tractus (Acanthurus). P ’84, 103,
229; ’97, 126
(Aspidontus). P ’03, 170
(Teuthis). P ’84, 227, 229;
97, 126
06,
P 68, 208, 256-265.
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Tradeseantia. —P 58, 123; ’60, 201;
"62, 9, 167; ’89, 360;
402; 10, 579
ia. P ’63, 76
tragie (Dothidea). J II, 288
tragicus (Ichneumon). P
128
idion.
41
Tragocerus. J II, 7
Tragomma. P ’94, 13
Tragomorphus. J II, 143
Tragops. P ’60, 554
Tragosoma. P ’61, 354. J I, 314;
Ii, 106
tragula (Upeneoides). P ’97, 71
ide. J VIII, 74
Tragulus. P ’78, 71; ’92, 436; ’02,
127-132; 143-146
oe 767, 12
tragus (Salsola).
P 04, 108
trahax (Crategus).
P 05, 579; 710,
151, 152
trahira (Macrodon). P 771, 257;
06, 293
trailli (Cerithium). P ’04, 25
trailli kikaiensis
04, 25
traillii (Empidonax). P ’66, 60, 63
(Muscicapa). j vii, 193; viii,
153
(Tyrannula). P ’43, 285; 756,
89
(Cerithium). P
(Tyrannus). P ’54, 397
Tralia. P ’72, 145; ’87, 139;
398, 452. J VIII, 402; IX, 90
Tramea. P ’62, 400, 402; ’98, 143;
701, 128; ’08, 462, 481, 488
96,
trames (Buccinum). P ’53, 448
Trametes. J II, 278; III, 209
trametis (Mollisia). P ’93, 147
tranquebarica (Lupa). P ’58, 38
(Seylla). P ’58, 38
tranquebaricus (Sparus). P ’82, 305
_ tranquilla (Clubiona). P 792, 22
(Trachelas). P ’92, 22
tranquillus (Cuculus). P 760, 135;
64, 243
transandeus (Thamnophilus).
188
transatlanticum (Onchidiella). P ’88,
327
(Onchidium). P ’88, 327
transenna (Chiton). P °48, 98; 762,
570; ’82, 170
transformans (Restelia). Fb 702, 500
transfuga (Ascaris). P ’90, 410
transilis (Hemiteles). P ’73, 170,
175
transitoria (Ostrea). J VIII, 323,
336
P 60,
98, 393,
73, 110,
P 53, 441; 58, 83; ’61,
335; ’62, 39. J II, 7, 10; IV, 24,
1327
translata (Argia). P ’08, 472, 489, 490
translirata (Columbella). P ’61, 42
translucens (Goniobasis). P ’64, 43;
65, 26
translucida (Crenella). J VIII, 377
(Ischnoptera). P 710, 422
(Modiolaria). J VIII, 377
(Ostrea). P 57, 147; 60, 429
translucidum (Lepton). P 772, 228
transmarinus (Dyschirus). P ’57, 77
transmontana (Lutraria). P ’56, 315
transmontanus (Acipenser). P ’56,
137; 62, 331; ’89, 249, 254
(Antaceus). P ’62, 331;
254, 256
(Rhinichthys). P ’83, 153
transvaalensis (Vitrina). P ’89, 279
transversa (Arca). j ii, 269; iv, 78;
vi, 207; vii, 124. P ’48, 96; 62,
580; °71, 130, 133; ’81, 449; 782,
154; ’88, 333; 03, 756
(Argiope). P ’92, 50; 1900,
535; 701, 581; 704, 131
(Axinea). P ’62, 580
(Biddulphia). P 1900, 694
(Buprestis). P 744, 145; ’57, 7
_.(Crassatella). P ’61, 364; ’76,
275; 705, 14
(Cucullea). P 748, 98; ’61,
826; ’62, 289; ’81, 449; 705, 8
Cyelas). P ’60, 18, 296, 300;
89,
P ’60, 286
J II, 128
(Libellula). j viii, 19
(Loxophora). P ’07, 473
(Melania). J VIII, 23
(Montacuta). P 772, 233
(Nerodia). P ’01, 37
(Pectuneulus). P ’62, 580
_ (Prosopotheca). P 705, 308,
333
(Seapharea). P ’62, 580; ’88,
332
(Terebratella). P 773, 185;
17, 157, 163; ’91, 170, 172
(Terebratula). P ’73, 179, 185;
17, 157
(Thelphusa). P 780, 36
(Thracia). P ’48, 106;
572; ’82, 158
(Trigonarea). P ’05, 8
(Ungulina). P ’72, 93
(Venericardia). P 7°48, 107;
90, 402; ’95, 112
transversale (Bembidium).
J IV, 30
transversalis (Amastra). P ’88, 49
(Anolis). J VIII, 166
(Myliobates). J I, 299
(Sigillaria). P ’60, 443
(Thionia). P ’07, 494
62,
P 57, 5.
1328
transversodactylus (Alpheus). P ’79,
418
transversoguttata (Coccinella). P ’60,
transversolineata (Lycosa).
121
(Pirata). P ’04, 121
transversum (Amphidesma). P 748,
96
P 04,
(Pecilosoma). P 760, $26,
479; ’06, 525
(Spherium). P ’60, 300; ’62,
31; °72, 105; ’96, 500
transversus (Artemis). P ’82, 156
(Baridius). P ’68, 362, 365
(Crassatellites). P ’05, 14
(Cryptodon). P ’72, 92
(Cryptus). P ’73, 133, 186
(Dosinia). P ’62, 575
(Eristalis). P ’95, 330
(Grapsus). P ’79, 400
(Heteroplax). P ’58, 94
(Hister). jv, 45
(Litargus). P ’56, 14
(Lucina). P ’72, 92
(Macrophthalmus). P ’50, 29
(Malthinus). P ’51, 346
(Malthodes). P ’61, 351
(Pachygrapsus). P ’79, 400;
780, 199; 788, 320 :
(Pectunculus). P ’82, 155
(Pecilichthys). P ’60, 479;
65, 82
(Salius). P ’97, 264, 277
La peeeentat ). Pes ATE:
01,
(Xysticus). P ’92, 54
Trapa. P ’86, 273
trapaquara (Crassatella). P 95, 49,
samp Uf:
(Euphyla). P ’95, 120
(Ringicula). P ’95, 53
(Syrnola). P ’95, 77
(Tenuiscala). P ’95, 76, 129
trapaquara var. engona (Tenuiscala).
P 95, 76
trapaquara (Venericardia). P 95,
Trapelocera. P ’77, 139, 140
trapesialis var. cygneiformis (Gla-
baris). P ’96, 563
trapezalis (Anodonta). P ’60, 90.
J V, 377
Trapezia. P ’50, 24, 26; ’52, 83;
58, 37; 780, 186
trapezia (Cardita). P ’02, 699
(Mytilicardia). P ’72, 257
trapeziformis (Cyprina). P ’61, 33
(Venus). P ’61, 33
Trapezium. j viii, 117. P ’05, 119,
292
trapezium (Cardita). P ’52, 194
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
trapezium. Continued.
(Corymbites). P ’66, 892
(Distomum). P ’90, 414
(Metasesarma). P ’61, 373;
’80, 211, 212
(Sesarma). P
212
trapezoida (Sesarma).
trapezoidea (Venilia).
IV, 282
trapezoides (Quadrula). J XIII, 249,
263, 572
(Unio). P ’53, 261; 754, 243;
96, 505. J III, 315; V, 436
trapezoideum (Pisidium). P ’06, 173
trapezoideus (Blaberus). P ’05, 839
traski (Arionta). P ’75, 155, 216
(Helix). P ’73, 243; 75, 218;
89, 201
traskii (Hysterocarpus). P ’54, 105,
P 63, 149
124; 756, 136
(Limnea).
(Lutraria). P ’55, 331
(Lymnea). P 64, 113
(Physa). P 64, 115. J VI,
163
(Planorbis). P
93-107. J VI, 157
trautscholdi (Stemmatocrinus). P ’86,
155, 180
trautvetterie (Septoria). P ’94, 368
Trautwineite. P ’73, 9, 348, 365
Travisia. P ’06, 228; ’08, 354
Trechalea. P ’09, 216
trechiforme (Bembidium).
trechiformis (Ochthedromus).
5
61, 373; 80,
P ’80, 218
P 05, 13. J
56, 80; ’81,
J IV, 30
P ’57,
Trechus. P ’60, 318;
73, 325. J IV, 29
treculii (Lepisosteus). P
606
treffryanus (Ammonites). J VIII, 313
Tregoceras. P ’78, 52
Trema. P ’05, 700; ’09, 486
Tremandra. P 58, 125
Tremandracee. P "158, 125
tremaphoros (Carinoma). P ’01, 659,
688
P -’96, 384. J XI, 221-
226
Trematocrinus. P ’60, 383; ’65, 166;
768, 324; °69, 755 °78; 2GRs, eh,
387, 393, 411
Trematodera. P ’68, 256, 259, 260,
263. J I, 289
Trematodes. P ’88, 126
Trematodiscus. P ’61, 147; 766,
428; ’65, 132; °66, 274
Trematopora. P 763, 3;
66, 117, 118
Trematopygus. PP Obow.
Trematospheria. P 94, 329;
68, 376, 382;
10, 604,
Tremarctos.
65, 112;
95, 24
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Trematospira. P~’71, 318
tremellaris (Leptoplana).
Tremellodon. P ’94, 323
tremelloides (Auricularia). J II, 278
(Gymnosporangium). P_ 02,
2
P °57, 21
46
(Merulius). J III, 214
(Phlebia). J II, 278
tremellosus (Merulius). J III, 206,
214
trementine (Odontostilbe). P ’03,
513
Tremesia. P ’54, 239
Tremolite. P °72, 276; ’80, 312; 92,
181, 190
tremula (Populus). P ’62, 11
tremule (Gleosporium). P ’94, 370
(Plagiodera). P ’73, 52, 53
tremulina (Oliva). P ’89, 137
tremuloides (Gleosporium). P ’94,
370
(Populus). P ’63, 176; ’66,
343; °73, 352; ’91, 434; ’93, 289;
05, 2; ’09, 113
trenholmii (Voluta). P
82, 168, 169
trentonensis (Acanthaloma).
141
(Asaphus). j viii, 277
(Avicula). j viii, 240
(Cameroceras). j viii, 267
(Cyrtolites). j viii, 270
(Jocrinus). P ’86, 134
(Lingula). j viii, 266
trepidella (Ornix). P ’60, 7
Trepidulus. P ’04, 567; ’07, 45;
08, 366, 387; ’09, 443
trepidus (Ochthedromus).
Treron. P ’56, 321; ’59, 143;
672; ’05, 756
Treronide. P ’05, 756
tresannulatus (Cryptus). P ’94, 187
(Phygadeuon). P ’94, 187
Tresus. P °77, 24
Tretanorhinus. P ’61, 298; 64, 167;
68, 309
Tretioscincus.
68, 284, 306
Tretomys. P ’94, 225, 231
Tretosphys. P ’68, 186;
708, 28. J VII, 434
Trevelyana. P ’99, 520
trevoris (Osmia). P ’97, 341
* triacantha (Opuntia). P ’89, 384
Triacanthide. P ’97, 79; ’05, 507.
J XII, 546
Triacanthodes. P ’62, 235, 242
Triacanthodine. P ’62, 235
Triacanthodon. P ’87, 284, 287. J
IX, 187, 197, 228
Triacanthoide. P ’62, 235
84
62, 563;
dS ARH alg
,
P 57, 5
02,
P 44, 229; 62, 184;
69, 6, 7;
1329
triacanthos (Gleditschia). P ’85,
404; ’02, 667
Triacanthus. P ’82, 282; ’97, 79;
05, 507. J XII, 546
triacanthus (Argyreiosus). P
437
(Nauelerus). P ’62, 441
(Peprilus). P ’84, 313
(Poronotus).. P ’77, 209; ’84
313; ’09, 407
(Rhombus). P ’84, 313; ’04, 509
(Stromateus). P ’62, 126; ’84,
312, 313
Triacis. P ’62,
89, 382
Triacodon. P ’72, 21; ’92, 308
triacontadactylus (Actinocrinites). P
69, 153
(Actinocrinus).
(Platyerinus). P ’81, 249
Triacrinus. P ’81, 191; ’84, 144;
’85, 263; ’86, 83,89, 96, 98
triadactylus (Dolatocrinus). P
327
Triadenum. P 1900, 652, 654, 667
triedrus (Hemidactylus). P 56, 148
Triena. P ’55, 346, 350; ’91, 307
triena (Atheropogon). P 791, 307
(Bouteloua). P ’91, 307
Triznodontes. P ’62, 484, 485
Triwnophorichthys. P ’59, 195; ’97,
85
62,
’
282, 487; °81, 114;
P ’81, 320
85,
Triznophorus. P ’59, 195
Trizwnopogon. P ’97, 85
Triakiana.. P ’62, 485
Triakis. P ’54, 196; ’08, 59
trialata (Fraxinus). P ’62, 5, 167
Trialeurodes. P ’02, 288
triancria (Denticella). P 1900, 698
triangula (Corbicula). P 60, 273
(Cyrena). P ’60, 286
(Lampropeltis). P ’60, 256
triangulare (Endopachys). P 55,
2638
(Libella). P ’98, 153
(Orthetrum). P ’98, 147, 153
(Spherium). P ’60, 300; ’62,
28; ’03, 784
(Tetrabothrium). P ’90, 417
triangularis (Altica). j iv, 84
(Atrypa). j viii, 235
(Avicula). “P °54, 168; 56,
285
(Cancellaria). J VIII, 330
(Cereus). P ’89, 384; 798,
410; ’01, 558
(Copris). j iii, 206. J IV, 34
(Corbicula). P ’60, 274
(Coronella). P ’54, 100; ’56,
152; °57, 67
b
= (Cyelas). P ’60, 300, 301; ’62
1330
triangularis. Continued.
(Cyprina). P ’61, 33
(Cyrena). P ’60, 286
(Dendrocolaptes). P ’60, 193
(Dendrornis). P ’60, 193
(Disonycha). P ’73, 64
(Elater). j iii, 170. P 752, 48
(Gelasimus). P ’80, 150
(Gymnodexia). P ’95, 334
(Heteronotus). P 57, 68;
62, 191
(Hydrachna). j ii, 79
(Hydrophilus). j iii, 201. P
55, 367; 759, 69; ’61, 335. J IV,
12, 30
(Inoceramus). P 754, 171
(Linyphia). P ’03, 128-136
(Lovenia). P ’63, 860
(Mactra). P ’72, 248
(Microrhagus). P ’52, 48
(Myodora). P ’04, 559
(Pachynathus). P ’82, 282
(Paliurus). P ’76, $24; 05, 5
(Phaneus). P ’54, 217. J I,
85; IV, 34
(Polygyra). P ’96, 15
(Posidonia). P ’57, 150
(Pythina). P ’72, 233
(Senecio). P ’63, 67
(Theridula). P ’03, 340
(Unio). P ’53, 259, 267; 54,
238, 240; ’96, 505. J IV, 48;
V, 420
(Xylophagus). j iii, 30
triangulata (Anodonta). P 756, 81.
J VI, 155
(Difflugia). P 87, 122
(Egeria). P ’48, 99; ’90, 401
(Gaura). P ’61, 454; ’62, 163
(Janthe). P ’01, 159
(Margaritana). P ’58, 188. J
IV, 49, 228
(Nebela). P ’87, 122
(Ptilodyctia). P ’78, 35
triangulatus (Nirmus). P 1900, 153
(Stereocrinus). P ’81, 301
triangulifer (Acanthoderes). J II,
174
(Cirrophanus). P ’75, 421
(Eutrypanus). J II, 175
(Graphisurus). J II, 174
(Theridium). P ’03, 139
trianguligerus (Tropidonotus). P
702, 178, 694
triangulosa (Steatoda). P ’92, 31
(Teutana). P 1900, 533; ’03, 112
triangulum (Ablabes). P 756, 244,
252, 307, 309; ’60, 255
(Coluber). P ’60, 256
(Coronella). P ’01, 72
(Hyla). P ’74, 122
(Lutjanus). P ’63, 30
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
triangulus (Coluber). P ’01, 72
(Ophibolus). P ’95, 392
triannulata (Harmothoé). P 10,
346
triaranea (Epeira).
175; 789, 183
triarata (Cingulina).
P °76, 201; ’88,
P 04, 31
(Turbonilla). P ’04, 30, 81
Triarthrus. j viii, 232, 234. P ’41,
18; ’77, 139
Triaspis. P 49, 203
triaspis (Coluber). P ’66, 128
triassica (Spiloblattina). P ’85, 36
Triathera. P ’91, 307
triathera (Bouteloua). P ’91, 307
Tribalus. P ’52, 37, 40
Tribola. P ’52, 9, 10
Tribolium. P ’76, 271
Tribrachiocrinus. P ’85, 231; ’86,
115, 174; ’87, 112
Tribrachys. P ’66, 348
tribracteatum (Allium). P ’68, 170
tribuloides (Carex). P ’87, 79
tribuloides var. cristata (Carex). P
"87, 79
tribuloides (Cenchrus). P ’89, 362;
1900, 639, 649, 662; ’02, 652, 658,
660
(Cidaris). P ’88, 317; ’91, 337
tribulosa (Crategus). P 710, 165,
182
tribulosum (Platyceras). P ’89, 290;
90, 170
tribulosus (Capulus). P ’90, 161, 170
Tribulus. P ’77, 106; ’89, 370; 790,
66; ’96, 34; ’08, 601-618
tribulus (Murex). P ’90, 68; 791,
56; 94, 223
Tricantha. P ’09, 213
tricantha (Erythrea).
tricarinata (Cyclostoma).
(Delphax).
(Galeodia).
(Margarita).
(Pyrula). P ’48, 105; 79,
219, 223
(Trochonema). P ’71, 82
(Valvata). j ii, 173; ’56, 260;
60, 18, 155; ’61, 307, 330, 397;
72, 106; 94, 29
tricarinatus (Criotettix). P ’04, 662
(Eupagurus). P ’58, 237, 251
(Eupedetes). P ’07, 33
(Exochus). P ’73, 392
(Leptothorax). P ’03,
223, 247, 249
(Pecten). P ’81, 419, 420
tricatenaria (Pleurotoma). j vii, 139.
P ’48, 105; ’62, 561
(Sureula). P ’62, 561
P 08, 284
P 57, 159
J Il, 42
ji, 18
j iv, 387
, 293
J VIII, 366
219,
Tricea.
Tricelis.
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
tricellulare’ (Heteragrion). P 708,
487, 490
tricenaria (Axinwa). P ’62, 580
(Orthis). P °43, $81, 333
(Pectunculus). P 62, 580
(Pleurotoma). P ’82, 171
(Sureula). P ’82, 171
tricenarius (Pecten). P 743, 306;
"48, 104; ’62, 582; ’81, 420; ’82,
157
(Pectunculus). P ’48,
82, 156
Tricentes. P ’92, 297, 420
triceps (Carex). ’p 87, 72
saa hirsuta (Carex). P 10, 545,
5
triceps (Conocephalus). P
Triceratiine. P 1900, 478
Triceratium. P ’53, 430;
70; 90, 139; ’98, 423; 1900, 478,
690, 702-739; 701, 322
Trichegum. P ’94, 385
Trichagrostis. P ’48, 24. J I, 187
Trichas. P °47, 155; ’53, 311, 312,
399; 55, 309; ’63, 293; ’66, 69.
J I, 37; I, 263
trichas (Geothlypis). P 59, 106,
191; °63, 293; 66, 69; 71, 20;
774, 96; °75, 352; ’83, 61; 790,
210, 211; ’91, 437; °92, 111; 95,
497; °96, 157, 162; °98, 86; 08,
155; 709, 365
trichas occidentalis (Geothlypis). P
92, 124; °93, 55
trichas (Sylvia). j iv, 186; viii, 153
(Turdus). j iv, 186
104;
61, 62, 65,
Trichastoma. P ’02, 685
Trichechide. P 782, 318. J VII,
416
Tricheeus. j iii, 390. P 773, 272;
"82, 319, 327; ’91, 365; 798, 196,
201. J VII, 416; VIII, 74, 76,
86, 214
Trichestes. J III, 236, 240, 261; IV,
90, 192, 436;
trichiemorphum (Sclerotium). J U,
293
Trichidion. P 61, 272, 274; 62,
240, 258; ’63, 168; ’05, 501
Trichidiontes. P ’61, 272, 273
Trichidiontine. P 705, 501
Trichina. P ’46, 108; 56, 48; 759,
Biol. 3; 760, 96; 66, 9; ’69, Biol.
Bs 74, 139; 791, 352
Trichine. P 186, 255
trichinopolitensis (Voluta). P ’76,
289
Trichiodera. J III, 227
trichispora (Valsa). P ’77, 119
04, 543 |
1331
trichisporus (Ophiobolus). P ’90,
239
Trichiuria. P
Trichiuride. P ’63, 225; 92, 254;
97, 72, 100; 704, 508, 770; 705,
499; °06,96. J XII, 506
Trichiurine. P ’59, 145; 763, 225
Trichiurini. P ’63, 224
Trichiurus. P ’59, 145;
64, 205; °77, 207;
254; °97, 72, 100;
05, 499; 06, 96;
601. J XII, 506
Trichius. j iii, 240. J IV, 33
Trichixos. P ’02, 683
Trichobasis. J II, 282
Trichobius. P ’94, 420
Trichobranchus. P ’03, 477
Trichocanthus. P ’61, 342. J IV, 31
trichocarpa (Carex). P ’87, 71
(Populus). P ’98, 42, 312
Trichocephalus. P ’75, 440
Trichocera. ji, 45. P 52, 86; 58,
40; ’59, 203, 242
Trichoceride. P ’52, 86
trichochetus (Monopylephorus). P
05, 375
Trichochloa. P ’48, 24. J I, 186
Trichochlorites. P ’01, 617; ’08, 42
Trichochrous. P 766, 351, 361
Trichocnemis. P 54, 218.
106, 110
Trichocoryes. P ’61, 360; ’01, 296
Trichodactyline. P ’94, 412
trichodactylus (Lagostomus).
62
63, 225
62, 126;
82, 276; °92,
04, 508, 770;
09, 408; 710,
5 i
P 78,
Trichoderma. P ’82, 283
Trichodes. j_ iii, 189. P
59; 76. J IV, 18, 36
Trichodesma. P ’65, 227, 230, 2
Trichodina. P 778, 383
Trichodiscina. P ’03, 762
Trichodium. J III, 200
Trichodon. P ’62, 332
trichodon (Mugil). P ’06, 91, 487
Trichodontoide. P ’61, 514
Tricholema. P ’89, 362; ’05, 766
tricholepis (Vilfa). P 63, 78
Tricholestes. P ’02, 683
Tricholimnas. P 794, 132, 133, 135
Tricholoma. P ’93, 440
trichomanes (Asplenium). P_ ’60,
515; ’63, 80; 705, 700
58, 72;
trichomanoides (Cyclopteris). P 54,
65; ’60, 439
(Hypnum). P 55, 446
(Neckera). P ’55, 446
Trichomycterus. P ‘54, 198; ’74,
66, 132
Trichonotide. P ’07, 440
Trichonympha. J VIII, 429-441
Trichoodon. P ’61, 515
1332
‘Trichopepla.
“Trichophorus. P ’55, 328; ’56, 158,
317; ’59, 43. J Il, 7; V, 181
‘trichophorus (Cyclophorus). P_ ’82,
233
Trichophyllum. j vii, 35
Trichopicus. P 759, 105
Trichopoda. P ’94, 277;
Trichopodus. J XII, 530
Trichoptera. P ’75, 42
Trichopterus. P ’62, 118
trichopterus (Osphromenus).
305
(Trichopodus). J XIT, 530
‘Trichopterygia. J I, 108
‘Trichopteryx. J I, 108
Trichopus. P 751, 247;
’80, 205; 782, 305
P 05, 198
95, 331 *
trichopus (Lasiosphaeria). P 93,
129
Trichorhynchus. P ’03, 44, 52, 637;
05, 90-98
Trichosoma. P ’82, 280; ’97, 64
Trichosomum. P ’56, 54; ’86, 310;
90, 412
Trichosomus. P ’82, 277
trichosperma (Coreopsis). P ’60, 514
‘'Trichostemma. P ’60, 512; ’90, 271;
02, 663; 710, 582. J III, 44, 100
‘trichostemmoides (Salvia). P_ ’63,
72; 798, 39, 310
‘Trichostoma. P ’99, 48; ’02, 685
Trichostomum. P 755, 445
“‘Trichotaphe. P ’60, 166
Trichotropis. P ’76, 300; ’95, 67;
98, 462. J ITI, 333; VIII, 330
trichus (Geothlypis). P ’89, 270
‘tricincta (Diabrotica). P ’65, 212.
J IV, 42
(Galleruca). j iii, 457. P ’65,
‘212. J IV, 42
(Vespa). P ’95, 265
‘tricinctus (Cosmiosophis).. P ’65, 190
(Liophis). P ’65, 190
‘tricirrata (Motella). P ’63, 240
(Praxillella). P ’06, 5038
‘Triclinium. P ’99, 88
Tricocephalus. P ’56, 53; ’80, 167;
90, 410, 412
‘tricocephalus (Tetraodon). P
120
(Tetrodon). P ’84, 100
“Tricelocrinus. P ’68, 356
‘tricollaris (Aégialitis). P ’05, 759
(Charadrius). P ’05, 759
‘tricolor (Ablabes). P ’02, 180
(Achatinellastrum). P ’88, 35
(Actinia). ji, 171
(Agelaius). P ’47, 204;
192; ’66, 10, 90; ’99, 13.
-48; II, 268
(Anoma). .P ’98, 279
70,
59,
5.1,
P 782, |
58, 113; |
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
tricolor. Continued.
(Anthrenus). P ’54, 112
(Ardea). P ’64, 245
tricolor ruficollis (Ardea). P
203; 92, 104
tricolor (Bulimus). P
IX, 57
(Buteo). P ’75, 97, 99
(Calospiza). P ’95, 252
(Cardita). P ’72, 254; 702, 706
(Centurus). P ’54, 120
(Certhia). P 64, 244
(Chetodon). P ’63, 176; ’97,
5
90,
85, 206. J
12
(Chlenius). P
73, 325. J IV, 29
(Clibanarius ).
321
(Collops).
(Corvus).
(Criniger).
(Euryzona). P ’94, 141
(Genicanthus). P ’82, 273
(Gilia). J III, 97
(Gomphosus). P 1900, 510
(Gorytes). P ’95, 518, 526
(Hemiderma). P ’02, 408
(Herpetodryas). P ’60, 560;
95, 407; 708, 122
_.(Heterina). P
489
56, 26, 27;
P 58, 234; ’88,
P 52, 164
P 64, 242
P ’99, 41
08, 462, 487,
(Holaecanthus). P
784, 102; ’97, 125
(Icterus). j viii, 152. P 99,
6 Z
63, 176;
(Lachenalia).
(Liopeltis). P ’60, 559
(Lobivanellus). P ’71, 194
(Malachius). j iii, 182. P
164 :
P 58, 123
52,
(Muscipeta). P ’59, 47
(Mutilla). P ’96, 547
(Mylabris). P ’08, 614
(Oriolus). P ’64, 242; ’67, 62
(Orsodacna). P ’47, 160
(Pagurus). P 58, 234; 788,
321
(Phalaropus). J IX, 413
(Phalotris). P ’61, 524; ’62,
349
(Pomacanthus). P ’97, 125
(Rallus). P ’94, 141
(Regulus). P ’53, 399
(Rhipidura). P ’89, 151
(Sargus). P ’95, 320
(Tanagra). P ’64, 253
(Tersiphone). P ’89, 152
(Thymallus). P ’65, 80
(Tricophorus). P 757, $883
59, 45; ’99, 41
(Typophorus). P ’73, 38, 45
(Vanellus). P ’71, 194
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
tricolor. Continued.
(Viola). P ’99, 93; ’03, 698
(Xenocichla). P ’59, 44, 45
(Zamenis). P ’60, 561. J III,
(Zanthopygia). P
96, 124
tricolora (Motacilla).
, tricoloripes (Aiolopus).
tricolorruficollis (Ardea).
tricolorum (Troprolum). P ’58, 124
Triconodon. P ’86, 360; ’87, 283,
287; 788, 293, 301; ’92, 405, 412,
415. J IX, 187, 194, 205, 224,
240, 243, 247, 251, 256
Triconodontide. P ’87, 287, 291;
792, 405, 412, 415. J IX, 187, 194,
205, 224, 240, 243, 247, 251, 256
Triconympha. P ’77, 147-149
tricophora (Trachelius). P ’84, 51
Tricophorus. P ’57, 33; ’99, 41
Tricopterus. P ’05, 76
tricorne (Galium). P ’67, 20
789, 149;
P 64, 257
P 702, 631
P 89, 267
tricornis (Acanthostracion). P ’06,
103
(Actinocrinus). P ’78, 264;
81, 354
(Conocephalus). P ’04, 543
(Cornicularia). P ’05, 308
(Erigone). P ’05, 308
(Lactophrys). P ’97, 128
(Ostracion). P ’97, 128
(Spirobranchus). P ‘10, 500
(Tigellinus). P ’05, 308
,fricantha). P ’09, 213
Tricospheria. P ’93, 129
tricostata (Blaps). j iii, 262. J.
IV, 37
(Cantharis). P 51, 343
(Dromica). P ’08, 511
(Eleodes). P 58,181. J IV, 37
(Pyrula). P ’80, 365, 368, 374 |
tricostatus (Hypertragulus). P 73,
419
(Podabrus). P ’51, 343
Tricothorax. P ’73, 322
Tricrania. P ’60, 320
Tricula. P ’83, 172
tricuspidata ‘(Ampelopsis). P ’89,
155
(Saxifraga). P ’63, 94; ’84,
84; °93, 210. J III, 182, 192
(Sertularella). P ’76, 210, 224
tricuspidatum (Malvastrum). P ’67,
18
tricuspidatus (Actinocrinus). P ’81,
320
(Gordius). P 756, 56
(Hyporhampus). P ’59, 181; |
"84, 222 |
90,
tricuspidens (Plesiadapis). P
5
; i
1333
tricuspidens. Continued.
(Spalacotherium). P ’88, 298.
J IX, 265
Tricuspiodon. P ’90, 54, 59, 61
Tricuspis. P ’62, 89; ’93, 335; ’63,
79; 702, 643
tricuspis (Difflugia). P ’77, 307
(Pherusa). P ’63, 139
Tridacna. P ’72, 120; ’05, 292. J
II, 126-130
tridacne (Pontonia).
tridacnoides (Cardita).
(Cyprina).
(Mercenaria).
574
(Venus). P 743, 328; ’48, 107;
780, 22; 782, 155
tridactyla (Cheimonea). P ’62, 304
(Gavia). P ’62, 304
(Procellaria). P ’66, 190, 195,
7
P 52, 24
P 72, 256
P 61, 33; ’62, 574
P 54, 29; ’62,
19
(Rissa). P ’61, 247; ’62, 304;
69, 207; ’92, 148; ’95, 503
tridactyla pollicaris (Rissa).
131; 1900, 5, 12
tridactyla (Tamandua).
369
(Tringa). P ’61, 182
tridactylas (Larus). P ’61, 247
tridactylis (Bradypus). P ’46, 72
tridactylum (Amphiuma). j vi, 147.
J I, 290
(Triceratium). P 1900, 703
Tridactylus. j iv, 310. P ’04, 799;
710, 596
tridactylus (Alcedo).
(Desmidocrinus).
(Larus).
P 98,
P ’01, 366,
P 64, 243
P ’81, 283 .
P 62, 304
(Polynemus). P ’61, 276
(Trichidion). P ’61, 276
tridecemlineatus pallidus (Citellus).
P ’03, 21; ’08, 404, 406
(Esox). P ’85, 371, 374
(Spermophilus). j viii, 74. P
03, 21
tridecemradiatus (Esox). P ’85, 371,
Tridens. P 710, 155
tridens (Bacteria). P ’04, 51
(Biddulphia). P 1900, 690, 695
(Cancer). P ’80, 224
(Clausilia). P ’73, 247
(Cryptocephalus). P ’47, 172.
J I, 257
(Denticella). P 1900, 695
(Halimeda). P ’89, 351; ’05,
695
(Helice). P ’58, 105; ’80, 219;
91, 216
(Ocypoda). P ’80, 186
(Pedipes). P 710, 667
(Pholadidea). P ’62, 195, 213
1334
tridens. Continued.
(Pholas). P ’62, 196, 213
(Pseudosermyle). P ’04, 514;
07, 30
(Talonella). P ’62, 213
tridentata (Actinobolus). P ’62, 578
(Artemisia). P ’63, 66
(Biddulphia). P 1900, 695
(Cardita). j vii, 125. P ’48,
97; °62, 578; ’71, 1385; °72, 252;
782, 155; 702, 700
(Compsidea). J II, 164
(Covillea). P ’09, 111, 114
(Cronia). P ’62, 563
(Denticella). P 1900, 695
(Erigone). P ’05, 315, 340
(Galathea). P 758, 238
(Gymnadenia). P ’60, 513
(Helix). jii, 151. P 746, 100;
57, 190; °58, 205; ’61, 398; ’72,
101; ’73, 242; °75, 208; ’82, 169;
89, 204
(Julus). j ii, 107
({Laonome). P ’04, 164
(Parathelphusa). P ’80, 192
(Pleuromeris). P ’72, 52; 702,
705
(Polygyra). P ’93, 389, 396;
94, 19; ’96, 491; 1900, 147; ’02,
416, 420
tridentata complanata (Polygyra). P
1900, 113
tridentata fraudulenta (Polygyra).
Yr 794, 20 ;
tridentata juxtidens (Polygyra). P
94, 20
tridentata tennesseensis (Polygyra).
P ’02, 420, 422
tridentata (Potentilla).
J III, 182, 191
Seren P ’62, 563; ’82,
P 93, 210.
16
(Purshia). j vii, 20. P ’63,
61; ’98, 26, 300
(Quercus). P ’72, 126
(Rissoa). P ’04, 28
(Rissoina). P ’04, 28
(Saperda). J II, 164
(Spirorbis). P ’08, 362
(Tigarea). P ’98, 26, 300
(Tmeticus). P ’05, 315
(Triodopsis). P ’75, 154, 206;
793, 389, 396
(Venericardia). j v, 216., P |
02, 705
(Vertigo). P 775, 154; ’89,
207; ’90, 34; 1900, 608
(Zebina). P 704, 28
tridentatum (Cerion). P ’95, 206;
96, 326, 336
(Gongylidium). P ’05, 315
(Paracerion). P ’95, 206
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
®
tridentatum. Continued. .
(Trypoxylon). P ’93, 472, 475
(Zygophyllum). J III, 38 .
tridentatus (Aphonus). P ’56, 22
(Bothynus). P ’56, 22. J I,
86, 88
(Dyschirius). P 757, 75, 77.
J IV, 29
(Entosphenus). P ’62, 331;
"07, 464 ,
(Lyreidus). P ’91, 218
(Petrolisthes). P 58, 227
(Petromyzon). P ’77, 93
(Placostegus). P 710, 495
(Pleuromeris). P ’72, 255
(Searabeus). j 209. P
56, 22. JI, 88 .
(Tmeticus). P ’04, 127
tridentifer (Hemirhampus).
131
Tridentigerine. P ’59, 195
Tridentistrophia. P ’96, 326
tridentulatus (Alpheus). P ’52, 22;
93, 114
tridigitatus (Dactyloscopus). P ’59,
182, 133; ’61, 117, 264; ’62, 501,
505
Tridonta. P ’72, 245
Trielis. P ’94, 295
Trientalis. P ’84, 88;
1900, 668; 702, 663;
III, 96
trifariospinosa (Murex). P 791, 57
trifasciata (Agenia). P ’97, 288,
241
Ms (Anaspis). P 7°45, 312; ’62,
iii,
P 59,
88, 394;
07, 457. J
(Angela).
(Argiope).
(Auricula).
(Hoplia). j v, 200. P
71; ’66, 347. J III, 286
(Languria). j iii, 462. P
9
(Melissodes). P ’78, 208
(Miltogramma). j vi, 174
(Mordella). j v, 242. P
316
(Mordellistena). P ’62, 48
(CEdipoda). P ’71, 153
(Ortalis). j vi, 184
(Pentaria). P ’62, 44; ’66, 349
(Tettigonia). j iv, 343
(Trichopoda). P 795, 332
trifasciatus (Biotodoma). P
53
P 06, 273
P 04, 131
P ’87, 139
15
03,
6
(Chetodon). J XII, 544
(Clerus). jv, 175
(Dasypogon). j iii, 51
(Elater). P 66, 391
(Eristalis). j vi, 165. P
276
94,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
trifasciatus. Continued. —
(Paleo). -P-°75, 471-475, 491
(Gryllus). P ’71, 153; ’04, 527
(Hadrotettix). P ’04, 527, 570;
706, 397; ’07, 45; ’08, 392; ’09,
155
(Hypulus).
(Leporinus).
(Melampus). P ’87, 139
(Mullus). P 1900, 520
(Pachypterus). P ’82, 281
aes) - P ’85, 152; 1900,
trifida (Aglaophenia). P ’78, 308
(Ambrosia). P ’60, 514; ’02,
664
(Arctosa). P ’09, 217
(Gilia). P ’48, 11. uv I, 156
(Gynacantha). P ’08, 489, 490
trifidum (Galium). P ’60, 303; 63,
63; 702, 669
_trifidus (Conocephalus). P ’04, 543
(Ischnochiton). P ’65, 60
(Juncus). J III, 183, 198
(Platycrinus). P ’86, 96
(Stortingocrinus). P ’86, 96
(Trachydermon). P ’65, 60
oe). P ’60, 53, 89. J V,
trifilis (Micropogon). P ’61, 87
(Pachypops). P ’61, 87
triflora (Lychnis). P ’95, 544
(Sieversia). jvii, 20. P ’63, 61
triflorum (Galium). P ’84, 86; 1900,
485, 488; 10, 582
(Geum). j vii, 20. P ’98, 24,
9
P ’46, 56
P 03, 512
29
(Solanum). P ’63, 74
triflorus (Rubus). P ’63, 61; ’91,
434
trifolia (Aralia). P ’60, 145
(Coptis). P ’91, 433
(Fistulipora). P ’66, 122
(Smilacena). P ’60, 201
(Staphylea). P 60, 199; ’70,
115; ’74, 84; ’76, 110
trifoliata (Gillenia). P ’60, 302
(Menyanthes). P ’07, 457
(Tiarella). P ’84, 84
(Triphasia). P ’97, 175
trifoliatum (Aspidium). P ’89, 352
trifoliatus (Nabalus). P 1900, 485,
488
(Rhinolophus). P ’98, 319
trifolii (Stagonosphora). P ’91, 82
Trifolium. j i, 372. P 748, 8; ’60,
199; ’63, 59; ’67, 18; ’73, 354;
177, 106; ’84, 82; ’92, 378; ’93,
308; 95, 546; ’98, 24, 299, 380,
403; ’02, 662; 09, 385. JI, 151; |
III, 86
1335
trifolium (Bufo). P ’62, 358
(Epeira). P ’88, 171, 175, 215;
92, 49; 1900, 535; ’01, 583
(Thaspium). P ’60, 200
triforia (Scutella). j v, 227
Triforide. P ’91, 53
Triforis. P ’62, 567; ’71, 142; ’82,
171; 787, 399, 403, 405; ’91, 53.
J VIII, 363
trifrenatus (Leptophis). P ’60, 503
trifurca (Ceroctis). P ’08, 616
(Mylabris). P ’08, 616
trifurecatus (Blennius). P ’82, 304
(Hydropsalis). J II, 118
trifurcus (Raniceps). P ’82, 304
Triga. P ’89, 125
trigeminata (Saperda). J II, 164
trigeminatus (Liocephalus). P
183; 68, 122
trigeminus (Oxyrhopus). P ’60, 261;
62, 347; ’68, 289
trigemmata (Chemnitzia). J IV, 288
(Turbonilla). J IV, 288
trigintanaria (Scalaria). P 747, 283;
48, 105. J I, 114
trigintidactylus (Platycrinus).
161; ’81, 244, 249
(Pleurocrinus). P ’81,.249
trigintinaria (Anadara). P ’81, 453
(Anomalocardia). P ’62, 289,
580; ’81, 453
(Area). P ’81, 453
Trigla. P ’61, 276; ’63, 180;
307; 784, 99; ’90, 49; 792,
273; 97, 83, 132; ’98, 347;
333
Triglide. P ’84, 157; 785, 377;
273; 97, 83, 132; ’98, 347;
333; ’04, 511. J VI, 225
triglochidiatus (Cereus). P ’04,
Triglochin. P ’63, 76; 784, 94;
357; ’07, 457; ’08, 459
Triglochis. P ’88, 162
trigloides (Blennius).
triglomerata (Scleria).
556
Triglophodon. P 54, 100; ’57, 72
Triglops. P ’65, 81
Triglopsis. P ’62, 13; ’77, 89, 92, 96
triglumis (Juncus). P ’63, 77
Triglyphodon. P ’60, 264
Triglyphus. P ’87, 282, 286. J IX,
186, 189, 213, 220
Trigona. P ’60, 267;
130; ’78, 81; ’96, 559
trigona (Avicula). P 748, 96;
219
(Corbicula). P ’60, 274
(Cyelas). P ’60, 274, 286, 301
(Cyprina). P ’61, 33
(Cyrena). P ’60, 273, 286
(Quadrula). J XITI, 572
62,
P 65,
82,
240,
03,
192,
03,
108
89,
P 92, 276
P 710, 548,
61, 26; 771,
79,
1336
trigona. Continued.
(Veniella). P ’05, 13
(Venilia). P ’61, $24
trigonalis (Acroculia). P ’90, 180
(Capulus). P ’90, 178
(Cardiomorpha). P ’63, 15
(Lasea). P ’72, 230
(Ostrea). P ’55, 259
Trigonarca. P ’62, 289; ’76, 315;
95, 103, 113} 706, 96.2. °S 7 VER
290, 321
Trigonarthris. J I, 336, 338
P ’61, 151
Trigonastis.
trigonata (Ficus). P ’89, 403
trigonatus (Otodus). J I, 200
Trigonella. j vii, 258. P 754, 31;
60, 425; ’63, 352; ’77, 106. J
I, 213
trigonella (Corbicula). P ’60, 274
oe tee 5) “2 ae *i04
ectunculus).
Trigonellites. J VIII, 313
Trigonia. j vi, 203; viii, 223. P
02, 193; 53, 243 ; 58, 43, 221;
60, 183, 418; 61, 150; 76, 312;
’81, 425; 82, 205 ; 88, 122; ’90,
448, 451; 93, 222; 94, 65; 798,
462, 464; 05, 11. J II, 39; IV,
275, 282, 304, 396; VIII, 288, 306,
320
Trigoniade.
Trigoniarca.
trigoniata (Cytherea).
Trigonide. P ’05, 11
Trigoniide. P ’62, 289, 579
P '60, 418; ’81, 426
P ’98, 462
P 48, 99
trigonis (Lactophrys). P ’77, 204;
’82, 282
Trigonium. P 1900, 714
‘Trigonoarca. P ’72, 54; ’77, 22
Trigonocarpum. P ’50, 59; 54, 64
Trigonocelia. J VIII, 335
Trigonocephalus. P 745, 246; 754,
102; °56, 153, 249; 759, 35, 334;
60, 345; ’65, 198; ’68, 110; 770,
90; ’71, 205. J III, 305; VIII,
149, 151
trigonocephalus (Trienophorichthys).
P ’59, 195; 97, 85
trigonoceros (Symborodon).
89
trigonocheirus (Eupagurus).
237, 249
Trigonocorypha.
trigonodon (Oxyrhina).
Trigonopeplus. J II, 143
Trigonophis. P ’60, 246
Trigonophrys. P ’56, 298. J III,
367, 370
Trigonoplax.
Trigonopsis. P ’94, 300; ’99, 373
trigonopsis (Ampulex). P ’97, 373
Trigonostoma. P ’62, 567
P 74,
P 58,
P 05, 807
J I, 202
P 58, 109
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
trigonostoma (Platyostoma). P ’71,
169
(Pleurotomaria).
Trigonotreta. P 765, 277;
60; ’71, 179
trigonula (Cyrena). P ’60, 270, 286
(Mysia). P ’72, 95
Trigonulina. P ’81, 424
trigonum (Argyrodes). P
1900, 533; 704, 126
(Gnathodon). P ’54, 31; ’60,
232
P '71, 169
70, 37,
192, 31;
trigonus (Lactophrys). P ’97, 128;
06, 103
(Ostracion). P ’92, 278; ’97,
128
(Unio). P ’53, 259, 266; 754,
243, 248; 60, 156. J V, 428
trigrammus (Cynoglossus). P ’97, 89
triguttatus (Xysticus). P 792, 55;
703, 129
trigynum (Linum). P 758, 127
Trihabda. P 773, 56
Trihelix. P ’05, 710, 736
Triisodon. P ’82, 297, 300; ’90, 54,
61; ’92, 292, 300, 416
Triisodontide. P ’92, 294, 300, 421
trijunctus (Tabanus). P ’93, 322
trilamellata (Urocoptis). P ’98, 275.
trilineata (Ameiva). P ’62, 69
(Aneulosa). P ’64, 100
(Area). P ’56, 314
(Architectonica). P ’62, 566
(Auricula). P ’96, 452
(Cerambyx). J II, 146
(Cerithiopsis). P ’88, 171
(Crioceris). J IV, 41
(Cupes). P ’45, 310; 61, 352
(Eleochlora). P ’08, 13
(Euryta). P ’04, 5
(Lema). P ’73, 24, 26. J IV,
41
(Leptoxis). P ’64, 100
(Mangora). P ’09, 209
(Melania). P ’64, 100
(Miltogramma). P 795, 332
(Pandora). j ii, 261; vi, 208;
vii, 125. PP. °48, 108; "Geo aeee
71, 1389; ’82, 155, 165, 183
(Partula). P ’85, 214. J IX, 65
(Saperda). j v, 278. J II,
146
(Solarium). P ’62, 566
(Steiroxys). P ’06, 417
trilineatum (Achatinellastrum). P
788, 35
(Bipalium). P 757, 25, 81
(Cerithium). P ’43, 328; ’84,
105
(Parapristipoma). P 99, 351
(Solarium). j viii, 186. P
41, 31; 48, 106; ’80, 29; ’82, 173:
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
trilineatus (Aneulotus). P ’64, 100
(Corydoras). P ’71, 279, 281;
03, 506
er) - P 45, 303. J
(Dryocalamus).
(Eros). J I, 79
oe). P 796, 398, 403,
(Ptychodes). J Il, 146
(Sparus). P ’82, 305
(Thamnotrizon). P ’70, 76
trilira (Turritella). J IV, 285
trilirata (Terebra). P ’84, 105
triliratum (Kinosternum). P ‘59, 6
(Solarium). P ’47, 282. J I,
?
P 02, 179
(Euomphalus). P 43,
331, 333
trillii (Cladosporium).
(Gleosporium). P ’94, 371
(Heterosporium). P 794, 382
(Phyllosticta). P ’95, 480
Trillium. j vii, 58. P ’60, 201, 443;
791, 434; ’93, 297; ’98, 44, 313.
‘J III, 103
triloba (Anaspis). j iii, 276.
47
P 95, 430
P 62,
(Asiminea).
145; ’76, 194
(Cyclopteris). P ’60, 439
(Hepatica). P ’60, 145; ’78, 39
(Idotea). ji, 425. J ITI, 150
(lyroda). P 93, 534
(Mordella). P_ 62, 47
(GEnothera). jii, 118. P ’63, 61
(Porecellanella). P 58, 229
(Rhus). P ’72, 46
(Viola). P 703, 676, 698
trilobata (Avicula). j viil, 240
(Bazzania). P ’98, 47, 315
(Dicyphus). P ’05, 310
. (Bthalia). P 05, 115
(Floseularia). P ’03, 391
(Fovia). P ’57, 24, 30
(Hypomma). P 705, 310
trilobatum (Desmatocium). P 60,
518; 705, 6
(Gongylidium). P 05, 313
trilobatus (Cheilinus). J XII, 539
(Erigone). P 705, 313
(CEdothorax). P ’05, 313, 337
(Tmeticus). P ’92, 38; 705,
313
trilobis (Hibiscus). P ’01, 560
Trilobita. P ’65, 264
Trilobites. P 54, 7; ’57, 205; 758,
44, 141; ’83, 213
trilobitus (Anthracomartus). P ’86,
231 :
trilobus (Adiantites). P 60, 439
(Phaseolus). j i, 325
j vii, 11. P ’60,
135%
trilocularis (Biddulphia). P 1900,
694
Triloculina. P ’65, 73; ’84, 321;
90, 143
Trilophidia. P ’02, 634
Trilophodon. P ’68, 251; °78, 47,
71; ’86, 12. J VII, 250, 359, 395
trimacula (Anthrax). P ’94, 275
(Exoprosopa). P ’94, 275
trimaculata (Chrysomela). j iii, 454.
P 56, 31; 73, 47
(Coccinella). P 747, 180
(Doryphora). j iii, 454. P
56, 31
(Libellula). j viii, 20
(Plathemis). P ’62, 381, 400, 402
trimaculatum (Tetradrachmum). P
1900, 503
trimaculatus (Canthesancus).
230
(Daseyllus). J XII, 533
(Ichthyeallus). P 63,
782, 275
(Pithecocharax).
(Polydesmus).
(Pomacentrus). P 1900, 503
(Schizodon). P ’06, 320
(Tachinus). P 744, 33
trimblii (Asaphus). j vii, 224
Trimera. P ’68, 295, 298; °79, 227
Trimeresurus. P ’59, 343
Trimerodytes. P ’94, 425, 426
Trimerorhinus. P ’60, 246
Trimerotropis. P ’02, 722; ’04, 527,
567, 777, 787; ’06, 382-393; 707,
41, 73, 77, 291; ’08, 368, 389; 709,
112, 115, 413, 456-466; ’10, 12-16,
593, 631
Trimerus. j viii, 234, 278
Trimesurus. P ’59, 340
Trimetopon. P ’94, 201
Trimicra. P ’61, 290
Trimorphodon. P ’61, 297, 305; *66,
310; 74, 65; ’82, 333; "97, 464;
01, 18, 91; 7°04, 468; ’08, 123. J
VIII, 131
trimucronata (Arvicola). P ’74, 195;
1900, 40
trimucronatus (Georychus). P ’74,
195
(Lemmus). P 1900, 35, 42
trimucronatus helvolus (Lemmus). P
1900, 41
trimucronatus (Myodes). P ’74, 195
Trinacria. P 1900, 728, 739
trinacria (Biddulphia). P 1900, 698
trinacrus (Unio). P ’61, 59; ’77,
28. J V, 86
Trinectus. P ’64, 215
Trinema. P ’74, 13, 225, 227; ’76,
198; °77, 261, 321; 78, 172; 79,
163; ’80, 336, 339
P 60,
206;
P 706, 320
1338
trinema (Ascidia). j iii, 8
trinervia (Chrysobothris). P ’73, 90
trinervium (Viscum). J I, 185
Tringa. j v, 81, 84, 90; vii, 193;
vill, 156. P ’51, 222; 753, 426;
55, 315; 756,- 40, 296; 757, 39;
58, 195; 59, 174, 192; ’60, 195;
61, 172, 179, 229, 274; 62, 322;
64, 67, 246; 66, 38, 97; ’68, 150;
71, 194; ’75, 355; ’92, 104, 150;
93, 22, 36, 61; 95, 503, 505; ’97,
370; ’98, 139;. ’99, 29; 1900, 4;
02, 671; 705, 688, 759; 708, 96.
J I, 272
Tringee. P ’61, 170,171. J IX, 421
Tringites. P ’68, 150
Tringoides. P ’56, 295; ’59, 108,
192; ’61, 235; ’62, 322; ’66, 98;
71, 32; °75, 355; 783, 67; 08, 96
tringoides (Calidris). P ’61, 182
Tringytes. P ’99, 22
trinitaria (Brachypodella). P ’98,
278
(Cylindrella). P ’73, 248
‘trinitatis (Amblytropidia). P ’06, 19
(Coereba). P 64, 267
trinitensis (Ammonites). P ’76, 278
trinodifera (Calyptrophorus). P ’80,
364
(Rostellaria). P ’80, 364, 366
trinodiferus (Calyptraphorus). P
57, 166. J IV, 288
trinodis (Navicula). P ’61, 66
Trinodontomys. P ’94, 257
trinodus (Actinocrinus). P ’81, 353
(Doryerinus). P ’68, 345
trinotatus (Baridius). P ’68, 364, 365
(Cryptocephalus). P ’47, 170
(Elater). P 744, 159
(Pachybrachis). J I, 260
(Sunius). P 759, 288
(Zapus). P 794, 421
trinotatus alleni (Zapus). P ’04, 589
Trinucleus. j viii, 229, 234
triocellata (uimnobia). P ’59, 205,
216 . :
triocellatus (Paralichthys). J XII,
555
Triodia. P ’91, 304; 1900, 662; ’09,
385
triodonta (Helix). P ’57, 191
triodontoides (Helix). P ’89, 205;
90, 299
(Polygyra). P 75, 154; ’05,
222: 106, 534; 709, 543
"Triodopsis. P 58, 209; 73, 241,
249, 253; °74, 40; °75, 154, 198,
206; '76, 187; °77, 297; ’89, 193,
195, 204; ’90, 299; ’91, 313; 792,
393, 400; ’93, 389, 396; ’94, 18-21;
03, 196; 705, 238; 706, 530, 545;
09, 496
. Trionychia.
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
triodopsis (Xolotrema). P 758, 209
Triomphalia. P ’62, 197, 216
trione (Ammonites). J VIII, 313
P ’91, 418, 420, 428
Trionychide. P ’68, 282; ’82, 332;
95, 386; ’08, 115
trionychoides (Plastomenus).
278
Trionyx. j iv, 203, 207, 218; vi, 31,
37, 203. P ’42, 191; ’44, 120; 751,
_ 829; 7°54, 12, 186; 56, 73, 312;
’57, 71, 90, 123, 128; 758, 45; ’61,
433; ’67, 42; ’69, 12, 63, 66; ’70,
5; ’71, 154, 228; ’72, 22, 267; ’73,
277; °75, 9; 91, 367, 418; 792,
334, 337; ’95, 404; ’02, 176, 193;
704, 467; °08, 115. J Vit, 13;
VIII, 233
Triopa. P ’55, 388; ’79, 72, 95; 780,
112-117
Triopha. P ’80, 105, 112
triops (Conocephalus). P ’04, 543
(Neoconocephalus). P ’10, 7
Triopteris. P ’89, 369
Triorophus. P 753, 446. J IV, 11,
13, 36
triostegus (Chetodon).
01, 325
(Teuthis). P 1900, 513; ’01,
325
P 73,
P 1900, 513;
Triosteum. P ’60, 200, 303
triosteum (Crategus). P 710, 158
Trioza. P ’99, 269
Tripanurgus. P ’60, 265
tripartita (Goniobasis).
(Melania). P ’64, 34
(Viola). P ’03, 698
tripartitum (Triceratium).
728
tripartitus (Ammonites). J VIII, 311
(Unio). P 63,190. J VI, 57
tripennis (Strix). j ili, 355
Tripetalocere. P ’04, 670
tripetela (Magnolia). P ’70, 114;
76, 329; 701, 357
Triphasia. P ’97, 175
triphylla (Claytonia).
(Lewisia).
P '64, 34
P 1900,
P ’98, 16, 19
P 98, 16, 19, 295
(Verbena). P ’89, 398
triphyllum (Arisema). P ’60, 146;
96, 214; ’97, 162; 1900, 487; 701,
304, 315; ’04, 482; ’07, 457
Triphyllus. P ’54, 218
Triphysaria. J III, 98
tripla (Orsodacna). j v, 281
(Syneta). P ’73, 24
Triplaricrinites. P ’81, 411
Triplaris. j i, 27
Triplasis. P ’91, 304
Triplax. j iv, 89; v, 301. P ’47,
176; ’54, 161; ’61, 358; ’66, 348.
JA, 715 EV, a2
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
‘tripleuroptyx (Clausilia). P ’08, 564
triplex-{Hybos). P °95, 327
striplicata (Cylindrella). P ’82, 105
(Fasciolaria). J VIII, 328
(Odontopolys). P 795, 75
(Pupa). P 1900, 585
(Voluta). J VIII, 328
‘triplicate (Auriculella). P ’88, 15
triplicatus (Capulus). P ’90, 180
(Spirifer). P 59, 27
Triploceras. P ’69, Biol. 16
‘Triplopus. P ’92, 432. J IX, 271
Tripolium. P ’63, 66
‘tripolium (Aster). P ’81, 454
triporeatus (Staurotypus). P ’65,
188
‘triporosa (Pterurus). P ’82, 283
Triportheus. P ’71, 263; ’06, 447-
451
‘tripos (Hadrosaurus). P 69, 192;
70, 68
Trippa. P ’99, 519, 523
Tripriodon. P ’91, 128-130
‘Tripriodontide. P ’91, 128-130
‘Triprion. P ’66,127. J VI, 84, 112
Tri P 791, 292
‘Triptera. P ’84, 110
Tripterella. j vii, 61
tripteronotus (Tripterygion). P ’92,
276
Tripterygion. P ’60, 102; ’92, 276
tripudians (Naja). P ’57, 61; ’59,
343; "85, 82; ’86, 300
tripunctata,(Oberea). J IT, 153
(Saperda). J II, 153
tripunctatus (Attus). P 1900, 539;
04, 137
(Phidippus). P ’92, 73
(Pomacentrus). J XII, 535
(Tachys). P ’66, 347
“tripunctifera (Tabanus). P ’98, 158
tripunctum (Bifidaria). P 1900, 591
tripustulata (Coccinella). P ’47, 180
triqueter (Lactophrys). P ’97, 128
(Ostracion). P ’97, 128
(Rhinesomus). P ’82, 282
(Unio).
54, 238
P ’41, 104; 53, 259; |
Triquetra. P ’48, 106; °54, 30; ’56, |
79, 300; °58, 179; ’60, 53,
"68, 94; '74, 25, 29, 83.- J
319-321; VI, 288; VIII, 335
triquetra (Arca). P 7°43, 305;
96; 62, 580; ’80, 21, 23; 82,
(Astarte). P 746, 24;
288; ’72, 248
(Crassatella).
(Goodallia).
(Hydrosera).
(Idmonea). J V, 167
(Mactra). P ’43, $24;
101; ’62, 573; ’82, 158
P 72, 251
P '72, 53
P 1900, 734
1339
triquetra. Continued.
(Mulinia). P ’62, 573
(Parastarte). P ’72, 53;
757
(Pholas). P ’47, 296; 48, 104.
J I, 127
(Seapharea). P ’62, 580
triquetrum (Acaulon). P 755, 445
(Phascum). P ’55, 445
(Psilotum). P ’05, 700
triquetrus (Pompilus). P ’97, 244,
259
(Tachysphex). P 93, 506, 528
triradiatus (Hexacrinus). P ’81, 255
Trirhabda. P ’65, 205, 219
trisanale (Ophiognomon). P ’68, 100
Triseolia. P ’94, 295
03,
triseriale (Cerithium). J VIII, 362
triseriata (Caudisona). P ’66, 309
(Hyla). P ’54, 60
(Natica). j v, 209
(Platyrhina). P ’01, 333; ’10,
469, 470
triseriatus (Chlorophilus). P ’65, 84;
95, 397. J VI, 84
(Colymbetes). P 62, 522
triseriatus clarkii (Corophilus). P
"92, 333, 337; 93, 386
triseriatus (Crotalus). P ’64, 166
(Culex). j iii, 12
(Heloeetes). P ’54, 60
(Platyrhinoides). P ’01, 333;
10, 469, 470
triserrata (Acrosoma). P ’09, 212
Trisetum. P ’62, 100, 337; ’63, 78;
84, 95; 93, 215; 95, 544. J
TIT, 183, 201
Trishoplita. P ’01, 403, 547, 564;
04, 628; 08,34, 455, 593
trisignata (Corticaria). P ’55, 303
(Perdita). P ’96, 49, 76
trisinuata (Helix). P ’82, 234
(luecina). P ’72, 83
Triskaidecactis. P ’01, 174
Trisotropis. P ’65, 104, 105; ’84,
102
trisperma (Carex). P ’87, 79; ’07,
456
trispila (Mylabris).
trispinosa (Calantica).
(Macrocolema).
(Pericera). P
178, 198
(Pisa).
(Seiena).
P ’08, 614
P ’08, 106
P ’79, 387
79, 387; 91,
P ’79, 387; ’91, 178
P ’84, 102
trispinosus (Betaeus). P ’60, $2
(Cheraphilus). P 95, 187
(Crangon). P ’95, 187
(Cucullanus). P 51, 240; ’56,
sg ee: P ’95, 183, 187,
1340
trisruptum (Amblystoma). P_ ’67,
171, 194
tristachyum (Paspalum). P ’86, 289
ai ea (Atractosteus). P 764,
185
(Cylindrosteus). P 710, 605,
611
(Lepidosteus). P ’63, 180; ’82,
307; ’84,101. J XIII, 598
tristani (Clubiona). P ’09, 198
(Cynorta). P ’09, 227
(Leptothorax). P ’03, 222
(Liobunum). P ’09, 232
(Lycosa). P ’09, 218
(Tetragnatha).
triste (Calosoma). P ’62, 53
(Cryptorhopalum). P 754, 110.
J IV, 32
(Hieracium). P ’63, 69
tristella (Osmia). P ’97, $40
Tristemma. P ’10, 117
tristicha (Sendtnera). P ’69, 224
tristicula (Agrotis). P ’75, 429
tristigma (Limnobia). P ’59, 206,
214, 216
(Mylabris). P ’08, 614
tristigma tribuli (Mylabris).
614
tristigmus (Euchistus).
Tristira. P ’06, 31
tristis (Acanthochites). P ’94, 75
(Amastra). P ’88, 19, 50
(Anasa). P ’05, 193; ’10, 300
(Anisodactylus). P ’43, 297
(Astragalinus). P ’83, 62
(Atimia). J II, 25
(Bathyphantes). P 92, 46
(Blacicus). P ’63, 290; ’72, 80
(Bulimus). P 88, 50
(Carduelis). J Il, 266
(Carpilodes). P ’52, 77; ’80,
192 :
(Chrysomitris). P ‘53, 383;
65, 91, 92; ’66, 84; ’68, 149; ’71,
21; ’75, 350
P 08,
P ’05, 193
(Colaspis). P °73, 45
(Diplotaxis). J III, 267
(Dizonias). P ’95, 323
(Elaps). P 701, 95
(Erigone). P ’05, 315, 340
(Feronia). J II, 236
(Fringilla). j iv, 56; viii, 154.
P ’53, 400; ’56, 292; 64, 254;
65, 292
(Gymnetis). J IV, 33
‘ (Hoplia). P 44, 141; ’59,
71, J -III,..286
(Lachnosterna). P ’73, 330. J
III, 261
(Laminella). P ’88, 50
(Lophoecarenum). P 792, 35;
05, 315
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
tristis. Continued.
(lycosa). P ’08, 202
(Melolontha). J III, 261
(Moniana). P ’56, 201
(Myiarchus). P ’72, 59, 80
(Myiobius). P ’63, 290; ’72,.
57, 80
(Pachycheilus). P ’09, 522
(Pachydactylus). P ’54, 98;-
57, 66
(Palpares). P ’99, 243
(Pardosa). P ’08, 165, 202
(Phasianella). P ’04, 32
(Platysma). J II, 236
(Procellaria). P ’66, 197
(Pterostichus). P ’73, 304
(Puffinus). P ’64, 126, 143
(Pyrocephalus). P ’72, 80
(Salix). P ’66, 343; ’10, 546,.
560
(Serica).
(Spinus).
95, 488; 796, 138, 140;
213
(Stilicus). P 744, 40
(Trichestes). J III, 261
(Turdus). P ’64, 251
(Zopherus). J IV, 37
tristissima (Gnophomyia). P ’59,,
224; ’60, 16
Tristomum. P ’90, 282
tristrami (Haligenes). P ’62, 139
tristriata (Lacerta). P ’62, 67
tristriguttata (Mylabris). P ’08, 615;
tristycha (Aromochelys). P 703, 540.
(Ozotheca). P ’66, 310
trisulea (Biddulphia). P 1900, 690,.
693, 719
trisuleata (Cyclas).. P 754, 30
(Lueina). P ’48, 101; ’62,.
577; 782,,155; ’87, 341, 400; ’90,.
144, 146,
trisuleatus (Discus). P ’60, 470
(Nautilus). P ’60, 470
(Peneus). P ’93, 109
(Phacoides). P ’03, 756
trisuleum (Triceratium). P 1900,.
719 ;
tritacea (Achatinella).
Triteleia. P ’68, 171
triternatum (Peucedanum). P_ ’98,.
29, 303
triternatus (Eulophus). j vii, 27
J IL, 275
P 91, 436; ’93, 27;
98, 83,.
P 88, 54
Trithemis. P ’98, 146; ’99, 229, 233,.
234
Tritia. P ’62, 286,562; ’82, 169, 171;:
90, 145, 146
triticea (Physa).
176
tritici (Cecidomyia). P 749, 211
triticoides (Elymus). P ’62, 99, 337 ;
’63, 79
P 56, 80. J VI,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
“Triticum. P ’63, 79; °70, 125; °74,
81, 153, 163; ’80, 132
“Tritillaria. J VI, 370
Tritogonia. P 1900, 78. J XIII,
399
“‘Tritoma. j iv, 89; v, 300. P ’47,
175; ’54, 161. J I, 71; IV, 32
‘Tritomegas. P ’59, 122. J III, 357
“Triton. j iv, 235; v, 320. P ’46,
26; °47, 287; ’48, 106, 121; °49, |
156; 53, 238; ’54, 13, 31; ’56,
7, 8,11, 236; 59, 126; ’60, 494;
62, 342; ’67, 179, 195; 69, 100,
117; ’82, 204; ’88, 324; ’89, 138;
91, 45, 52; °93, 232; ’95, 405; 796,
479; 03, 279; ’04, 17, 21, 592;
708, 127. J I, 118, 207, 280, 283,
288; II, 41, 323; III, 338, 341, 351,
358; V1, 68,107; VIII, 327; XII, 20
‘triton (Lycosa). P ’08, 164
“triton var. nobilis (Triton). P 791,
52
Tritones. P ’59, 126; ’62, 343
‘Tritonia. P ’55, 388; ’79, 72, 95-
105; ’04, 329, 376
“Tritoniacea. P ’79, 95
Tritoniade. P ’79, 95
"Tritonie. P ’79, 95
“Tritonide. P ’56, 8, 10; ’79, 95;
04, 21. J III, 337, 338
“Tritonidea. P ’97, 297; 701, 387;
03, 757; °04, 19, 593, 594
“Tritoniide. P °62, 562; °79, 95-105;
91, 52; 04, 21
Tritonine. P 62, 343
‘tritonis (Buccinum). J I, 212
P ’62, 561, 583
(Fulgur). P ’82, 170; 705,
P 750, 96; 56, 46
+0 dy Oke
(Triton). P ’89, 138; ’91, 52.
J I, 212
‘tritonis var. nobilis (Triton).
45
‘tritonis (Tritonium). J VIII, 352
“Tritonium. P ’63, 141; ’76, 281;
80, 369; ’82, 197, 210; 704, 22;
05, 24. J VIII, 264, 327, 352
“Tritonofusus. J VIII, 314
“Tritonopsis. P ’01, 513; ’03, 279
tritor (Scomberomorus). P ’04, 765
‘tritubereulata (Silpha). P ’59, 287
triterberculatum (Oiceoptoma). P
53, 280, 287
trituberculatus (Argyrodes).
340
Triturus. P ’59, 126; ’69, 115; ’08,
126. J I, 284-289
“Tritylodon. P ’87, 282, 286; ’90,
62; 91, 237. J LX, 186, 189, 213,
217, 220, 251-253
P ’91,
P ’03,
1341
Tritylodontide. P ’87, 286;
125, 135. J IX, 213, 220
Triumfetta. P ’89, 368; ’05, 700
triumphans (Quadrula). P 1900, 83
(Unio). P 1900, 83
triunguis (Onychotria). P ’95, 406
(Terrapene). P ’03, 539
Triurus. P ’82, 279, 303
triventralopectinatus (Enchytreus).
P 705, 373, 376
Trivia. P ’82, 168, 174; ’91,52. J
VIII, 360
91,
trivialis (Amara). P ’55, 351
(Chlorops). P ’95, 339
(Clubiona). P ’03, 129, 133
(Diplacodes). P ’98, 146
(Libellula). P ’98, 146
(Poa). P ’98, 45, 313
(Trithemis). P ’98, 146
trivirgata (Lema). P ’73, 26
(Lichanura). P ’61, 304; ’01,
14; ’08, 119
trivirgatus (Piezorhynchus).
153
trivittata (Chrysomela). P 56, 38
(Crioceres). j iii, 429
(Diabrotica). P ’65, 212, 213
(Epeira). P ’88, 78
92, 49; 1900, 536; ’01, 583; 704,
129
((Grammonota). P ’05, 310
(Helodes). jv,398. P 56,38
(Lauxania). P 95, 338
(Lema). j iii, 429
(Leptoxis). P ’64, 99; 65, 35
(Lethia). P ’01, 577
(Melania). P ’63, 320
(Nassa). j ii, 231; vi, 207,
211; vii, 125. P ’48, 102; ’62,
562; ’71, 144; ’82, 168, 174; ’87,
341, 398, 401, 403; ’88, 170; 798,
P ’89,
418; ’08, 5
(Odontomyia). P ’95, 321
(Rana). P ’60, 564
(Stratiomys). j vi, 160
(Tenioptera). P ’94, 279
(Tiliqua). P ’56, 154
(Tipula). j iii, 26
us P '62, 562; ’90, 145,
trivittatum (Buccinum). P ’48, 97;
’80, 28
(Pleurocera). P ’63, 317; 765,
20, 21
(Rhagium). j iii, 422
(Trypanostoma). P ’62, 175;
63, 317. J V, 282
trivittatus (Anculotus). P ’64, 99
(Athous). P 744, 157
(Betta). P ’05, 504
(Byrrhus). P 7°44, 117; 54,
115
1342
trivittatus. Continued.
(Dedrobates). P ’74, 129
(Elater). P 44, 157
(Lygeus). j iv, 322
(Sargus). j vi, 159
(Therapon). P ’05, 504
(Toxotus). J I, 321
(Tropidonotus). P ’53, 237;
03, 287-290
trivittis (Dasytes). P ’53, 351
(Odontonyx). P 753, 351
trivolva (Perissolax). P ’05, 24
trivolvis (Planorbis). P ’45, 280;
756, 81, 260; ’60, 18, 155; 761, 309,
330, 398; ’63, 150; ’72, 103, 268;
73, 251, 286; ’81, 93-108; 91,
320; ’94, 24; 96, 493; 706, 164,
564. J VI, 155
trivolvus (Fusus). P 760, 94; 705,
24
trizonaloides (Heliv). P ’61, 333
Trochatella. P ’03, 782; 710, 525
Trochide. P ’59, 332; ’60, 423; ’62,
288; °63, 274, 284; ’90, 343; ’91,
54; ’01, 199, 398; 04, 32; 705,
20, 115
trichiforme (Infundibulum).
131, 135
trochiformis (Calyptrea). P ’48,
97; ’79, 219, 222. J VIII, 330, 331
’ (Delphinula). P °48, 99; 782,
0
ie
’ (Goniobasis). P ’64, 36; ’65,
(Hele). FP. 78i.. Tats IK,
17, 24, 25
(Helicella). J IX, 24
(Infundibulum). P ’47, 280;
48, 100; ’80, 366. J I, 111, 113;
VIII, 330
(Melania). P ’64, 36; ’65, 24
(Nanina). J IX, 24
(Paludina). P 756, 122, 279;
60, 185, 430
(Patella). J VIII, 330
(Pyropsis). P ’76, 285; 05,
23
(Pyrula). P 54, 169; ’76,
285; 705, 23
(Trochita). P ’79, 219, 222;
784, 104. J VIII, 330; IX, 145,
148
(Trochomorpha). J IX, 24, 108
trochiformis var. pallens (Trocho-
morpha). J IX, 25
trochiformis (Tudicla). P ’76, 285
(Vivipara). P ’60, 185, 430;
61, 434; ’62, 21
(Viviparus). P ’63, 38
(Zonites). J IX, 24
trochila (Chamepelia). P ’60, 378
Trochilide. P 753, 384; ’65, 37;
‘
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
66, 56; 74, 106; ’83, 65; ’95,
485; ’96, 131
Trochiline. P ’74, 106
Trochilium. P ’60, 14
Trochilus. j iv, 30; vii, 193; viii,
155. P ’46, 111; ’53, 384, 401;
55, 313; 759, 190; ’60, 80, 194,
377, 552; 763, 284; ’64, 244, 257;
66, 56; 68, 82; °74, 106; 775,
347; ’83, 65; ’90, 207, 214; ’91,
435; 92, 107, 117, 118; ’95, 485;
96, 117, 131; ’98, 81, 211; ’99,.
62; ’02, 35; ’03, 27; °08, 153. J
I, 32; II, 269
trochilus (Anolis). P ’71, 205, 215;
74, 68. J VIII, 121, 157
’(Motacilla). P 166, 383° 752
49
Trochinus. P 61, 112
trochiscus (Batocrinus). P ’68,
354; ’78, 231; ’81, 222, 342
(Euomphalus). P ’70, 61
(Raphistoma). P ’70, 61
Trochita. P 55, 259; ’62, 568; ’66,
2703 "74, Be Ag, 219, 222; 782,
171, 173, 204, 208; ’84, 104; 786,
351; 87, 399, 404; 90, 145; 95,
130. J VIII, 330, 342; 1x, 145,
148
Trochites. P ’86, 182
trochlea (Achatina). P ’60, 152
(Cyclostoma). P ’60, 153
(Rumina). P ’91, 318
(Subulina). P 91, 318
trochleare (Cyclostoma). P ’60, 153
trochlearis (Cistula). P ’60, 152
Trochoceras. P ’65, 263; ’68, 287;.
71, 87
Trochocereus. P ’59, 50;
99, 40. J IV, 325
Trochocopus. P ’64, 57; ’99, 359
Trochocrinites. P ’81, 302, 411
Trochocyathus. P 1900, 436; ’05, 4.
trochoides (Perissolax). J VIII, 314,
276
Trocholites.
Trochomorpha.
129; . 788, 251;
89, 150;
j viii, 234, 274
P °73, 237; '87, 126-.
789, 86, 93; 790,
288; ’92, 400, 402; 796, 397, 403,
447; 1900, 92, 576, 578; 701, 344,
496; ’04, 632; ’05, 714, 732, 739,
740. J IX, 21-27, 108
Trochonanina. P ’87, 125-129. J
VIII, 384; IX, 21, 108
Trochonema. P 771, 82
Trochonemopsis. P ’71, 83
Trochophyllum. P ’60, 488
Trochosa. P ’90, 420, 428; ’92, 66;
1900, 539; ’01, 587; ’02, 536, 555;
03, 129, "132, 650; ’04, 135, 262,
276, 298, 300; 08 162, 221, 261-
290, 513; 09, 304
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Trochoseris. P90, 460
Trochosmilia. P ’95, 116; ’05,4. J
IV, 389, 399
Trochospongilla. P ’87, 176, 210
trochula (Eulota). P ’01, 563
(Helix). P ’02, 236
(Plectotropis). P ’02, 236
trochulina (Guppya).- P ’03, 768
trochulus (Cochliopa). P ’06, 172
(Pleurocera). P ’63, 317
(Sitala). P05, 744
trochulus formosana (Sitala).
744
trochulus (Trypanostoma). P 62,
175; 63, 317. J V, 282
Trochus. j vi, 122, 203, 211, 219;
vii, 137; viii, 52, 186, 221, 227.
P 741, 29; 746, 21, 26, 39; ’48, 106;
752, 193; ’61, 321; ’62, 569; ’66,
269; °79, 222; ’80, 29; 782, 168,
171, 173; ’88, 170; ’89, 136; ’90,
400; ’99, 370; ’04, 32, 259, 336-
370, 387, 389, 699, 712, 720; 05,
20, 21, 114; ’07, 398. J VIII, 316,
329, 363
trochus (Navicula). P ’61, 67
trociformis (Serica). J III, 277
trogiformis (Omaloplia). P ’55, 415.
J III, 277
Troglocaris. P
401
Troglodytes. j iv, 29, 187; vii, 193,
308; viii, 154. P 746, 113; 52,
31, -53; °53, 312, 397; °55, 309;
56, 288, 318; ’59, 39, 107, 191;
62, 507; ’66, 78; ’67, 12, 34; ’68,
285; °73, 293; ’75, 351; ’78, 385;
"79, 52; 783, 61; ’90, 211, 213, 217;
91, 437; '92, 125; °93, 28, 56, 65;
95, 382, 499; ’96, 164; 98, 86,
139, 354; ’99, 17, 20, 308-312; 703,
12; ’04, 584; ’05, 686, 690. J I,
33; Il, 263; IX, 262; X, 275, 276
troglodytes hiemalis (Anorthura). P
783, 61
troglodytes (Anthicus).
(Apion). J iv, 39
(Astacus). P ’55, 400
(Bembex). P 95, 355, 359
(Canis). J VII, 259
(Collocalia). P ’06, 181, 202,
3
P 05,
"79, 415; 94, 398,
P 59, 291
20
(Gorilla).
(Harpalus).
(Motacilla). j iv, 29, 188
(Selénophorus). J IV, 29
(Seminella). P ’04, 16
(Sylvia). j iv, 187. P 56, 288
Troglodytide. P °66, 77; °83, 61;
95, 498; °96, 163
Trogoderma. P 44, 116; 45, 269;
54, 107, 110; 61, 344. J IV, 32
P ’80, 128
J IV, 29
1343
Trogon. P 748, 89; ’57, 38; ’59, 35;
60, 135; ’63, 126; ’66, 37; ’70,
88; ’90, 206; ’99, 61, 206, 305;
02, 677
trogon (Chromacris). P ’05, 414, 841
(Romalea). P ’05, 414
Trogonophis. P ’68, 294
Trogontherium. J VII, 405
Trogophleus. P ’66, 347. J IV, 31
Trogosita. P 44, 109; 46, 64; 754,
159, 161; ’61, 344; ’62, 82; ’66,
348, 379. J IV, 32
Trogositide. P ’59, 288. J IV, 32
Trogosus. P ’71, 115, 229; °72, 37
Trogus. P ’46, 127; ’73, 131; ’78,
356
troile (Colymbus). P ’68, 3, 74-78
(Lomvia). P ’68, 3, 75, 76, 78
(Uria). P ’63, 127; '68, 76;
"78, 79
troile californica (Uria). P ’93, 22,
30; 98, 129, 140; 1900, 6
troille (Catarractes). P ’68, 76
troilus (Carocolla). P ’87, 126
(Diseus). P ’87, 127
(Helix). P ’87, 126
(Nanina). P ’87, 127
(Papilio). P ’82, 239
(Trochomorpha). P ’87, 126
Trollius. P ’63, 57
Trombidide. P ’04, 143
trombidioides (Ottonia). P ’04, 143
Trombidium. j ii, 69. P ’52, 145;
01, 595; ’04, 143
Troodon. P ’56, 72; 57, 90
troostanus (Zeacrinus). P ’60, 390;
69, 138; ’79, 352; 786, 166
troostensis (Unio). P 53, 259; 54,
244
troosti (Cacabocrinus).
(Chasmops). P
(Dalmanites).
(Dolatocrinus). P
(Pseudemys). P
troostiana (Anculosa).
65, 36
(Goniobasis).
(Helix). P 57, 191; ’58, 205;
"75, 202; 789, 205
(Juga). P 65, 22, 27
(Leptoxis). P ’64, 102; ’65, 36
(Melania). P ’64, 48; °65, 27
(Polygyra). P °’75, 154; 796,
490; 1900, 113
troostianus (Anculotus). P ’64, 102
(Viviparus). P ’63, 37
troostii (Emys). P ’54, 189
(Lepidosteus). P 710, 605
(Pleurocera). P ’63, 310
(Trypanostoma). P 62, 171;
63, 310; °72,111. J V, 285
P ’81, 300
P 64, 102;
P 64, 48; 65,
1344
‘Troostocrinus. P ’68, 356;
Tropea. P ’85, 88
Tropeolaceer. P 758, 124
Tropeolum. P ’58, 124
Trophodon. P ’58, 29
‘Trophon. P ’62, 560;
171, 173; ’97, 329;
J VIII, 326
Trophonia. P ’08, 356; ’09, 284
tropica (Fregetta). P ’64, 85
(Helicina). P ’57, 192; 58,
211; ’60, 153
(Strigamia). J V, 51
(Tetragnatha). P ’09, 207
(Thalassidroma). P ’64, 85
tropicalis (Bulimulus). P ’91, 315
(Buteo). P ’09, 357
(Echemus). P ’09, 197
tropicus (Atractosteus). ’p 63, 172;
64, 185
86, 216
63, 141; 82,
04, 23, 592.
’(Cylindrosteus). P10. ..806,
611
(Dibelodon). P ’93, 203
‘Tropidemys. P ’91, 425
‘Tropidesmus. P ’96, 257
-'Tropidia. P ’95, 331
tropidia (Synagris). P ’96, 554
Tropidocarpum. FP 795, 551
‘Tropidocerea. P ’86, 313
Tropidoclonium. P ’60, 76, 340; 64,
167; °65, 190, 197; °93, 387; 94,
425; 95, 406; 01, 16, 41; 703,
553; ’04, 467, 471; ’08, 120
Tropidodipsas. P ’60, 517; ’62, 348;
63, 100; ’65, 198; ’66, 127; 68,
108, 136
Tropidogaster. P 785, 145
tropidogaster (Anolis). P 56, 224,
231
Tropidolenus. P ’62, 337
‘Tropidolepis. P 44,’ 171; 56, 237;
"DT, 66
Tropidolophus. P ’02, 721; ’04, 525
Tropidolopisma. P ’56, 156
‘Tropidonotus. P ’52, 176, 182, 208;
53, 237, 238; 754, 102; 756, 6,
151, 248, 307, 310; ’60, 340, 368,
499, 565; ’61, 74, 297; ’64, 167;
66, 310-312; 768, 255, 268, 309;
82, 330; °83, 34; °87, 121; ’95,
388; ’01, 11, 16, 18; ’02, 178, 694;
03, 287-294, 549-557; 704, 466-471;
05, 208; ’06, 419; ’07, 173; 708,
120. J TI, 302
ivapitodha. P 754, 103;
68, 128, 130
Tropidophorus. P2027, 178
Tropidorhynchus. P ’67, 216
Tropiduchida. P ’07, 468, 474
Tropidurus. P ’56, 237; ’57, 198;
98, 102, 106. J VIII, 171
Tropinotus. P ’07, 170; ’08, 12
61, 299;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Tropisternus. P 755, 356, 366
Tropodon. J VII, 444
troscheli (Helix). P ’74, 56
(Murex). P ’94, 223
troschelianus (Unio).
troschelii (Alytes).
(Glyphidodon). P
’63, 220
(Mugil). P ’97, 70
(Rana). J VI, 75
(Sciades). P 63, 171
trossula (Fusus). P ’62, 560; ’82,
170
(HevGiean’: P
70
62, 150;
62, 560; 82,
trossulus (Brachaluteres).
P 707, 439
(Fusus). P 748, 100
(Unio). P 53, 259
trovessartianus (Ptilodus). J IX,
214
trowbridgei (Arvicola). P ’74, 189
trowbridgii (Abeona). P ’55, 322
(Holeonotus). P 754, 152; "55,
322
(Homalopomus). P ’56, 182;
63, 247
(Lepus). P ’55, 888; 59,
299. J IX, 392
Trox. j iii, 238; v, 192. P ’44, 137;
54, 211; ’66, 348; °78, 314. J
IV, 34
troximoides (Macrorhynchus). P ’63,
Troximon. P ’63, 69
Troximum. P ’63, 69
Troxochrus. P ’05, 303
trucha (Perea). P ’54, 197
(Percichthys). P ’07, 249
Trucifelis. P ’68, 175. J VII, 267,
366
truculenta (Arphia).
trudeaui (Columba).
16,17. J II, 271
(Sterna). P ’62, 542
truei (Peromyseus). P ’03, 23; ’04,
577
P ’04, 522
P 48, 64; ’99,
truei nasutus (Peromyscus). P ’08,
404
Truella. J IX, 87
trulleformis (Leptoplana). P 55,
$81; 57, 22, 27
trullisata (Clitocybe). Eng
665
truncata (Acila). P ’82, 199, 200
(Alasmodonta). P 53, 262
02, 649,
(Anomia). P ’73, 186
(Ascidia). j iii, 8
(Astarte). J VIII, 319
(Belone). j ii, 126. P 63,
282 A
(Caducifer). P ’04, 594
(Calyeadenia). J III, 92
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
truncata. Continued.
(Charybdis). P ’58, 39
(Cirolana). P ’91, 187
(Cochlodina). P ’98, 266
(Corbicula). P ’60, 274
(Crassatella). P 7°72, 251
(Cyelas). F ’60, 301; ’62, 35
(Cypricardites). ili, 244
(Cyrena). P ’60, 274, 286
(Dichelonycha). J ITI, 281
(Ectracheliza). P ’72, 271
(Eunoe). P ’02, 272; ’05, 525,
526
(Gastrochena). P ’61, 485
(Glandina). P 46, 136; 57,
189, 192; ’58, 207; °75, 152, 156;
789, 195. J I, 70
truncata bullata (Glandina). P ’89,
195
truneata minor (Glandina). P ’99,
404 :
runesta paralella (Glandina). P
789, 195
truncata (Harmothoé). P 02, 272;
708, 322
‘(Hermadion). P 708, 332
(Hylaplesia). P ’63, 49
(Idonearea). P ’72, 54
(Laurida). P ’82, 279
ime P13, 186;- 187;
Oia), = 61, 97; °63, 141
ygale).
(Navicula). P e
(Nueula). P ’82, 199, 200
(Orthis). P ’73, 187
_ (Pentremites). P 743, 334
(Periplaneta). P ’04, 780; 707,
282
(Pholas). j ii, 321._ P ’62,
ng ao 202; °71, 139; 784, 292;
(Planaria). P 51, 225; 57,
(Pseudosermyle). P ’07, 29,
30; 708, 371; ’09, 115, 120
(Ranzania). P ’82, 309; "84,
(Rissoa). P ’73, 217
(Rocellaria). P ’61, 485
(Setipinna). P ’82, 280
(Silpha). j iii, 198. P °53,
278; 66, 348. J IV, 31
(Spheria). P ’95, 27
(Terebratella). P ’73, 187
(Terebratula). P 773, 187
(Teredo). “ef "62, 456, 463, 473
(Thalamita). P ’58, 39
(Tritonidea). P ’04, 594
(Vaba): P77; liz
(Vitrinella). J VIII, 367
(Xantho). P 58, 33
85
Truncatella. P 58, 198, 211; ’60,
50, 153; ’87, 145; ’91, 54; ’99,
146; ’01, 615; ’04, 406; 705,
707, 730. J IX, 107
Truncatellide. P ’60, 50, 153; 791,
54; ’05, 707; 710, 521
truneates (Prisodon). P ’53, 368
truncatifrons (Lima). J VII, 322
(Plagiostoma). J VIII, 322
truncatula (Clausilia). P ’98, 267
(Diplotaxis). J III, 269
(Limnza). P ’91, 321
(Urocoptis). P ’98, 267
Truncatulina. P ’87, 55
truncatum (Cardium). P ’61, 370
(Chondropoma). P ’60, 153
(Elaphidion). J II, 15
(Gongylidium). P 05, 313
(Spherium). P ’60 301; ’62,
5
(Trifolium). P 795, 546
(Triton). P ’04, 594
truncatus (Agriotes). P °45, 217
(Anniceris). P 705, 421, 841
(Aphodius). P °44, 135
(Beteus). P 52, 23
(Brontes). P ’54, 76; ’59, 71
(Bulimus).. P 60, 152
(Chriacus). P ’92, 296
(Corylophus). P ’52, 143
(Delphinus). P ’03, 314
(Dendrobates). J VI, 197
(Dinectus). P 777, 87; ’89,
247, 252, 255
(Dyschirius). P 57, 76, 78
(Elater). P °45, 217
(Erigone). P 705, 313
(Hylaplesia). J VI, 197
(Laceophilus). P ’66, 348. J
IV, 12, 30
(Mesochorus). P ’94, 188
(CEdaleonotus). P ’09, 470
(CEdothorax). P 705, 313
(Ozius). P 58, 34
(Phygadeuon). P ’94, 187
(Phyllobates). P 756, $72;
63, 49. J VI, 197
(Platyerinus). P ’81, 244
(Prisodon). P ’60, 90. J V,
7
37
(Saurus). P ’84, 132
(Searabeus). P °44, 135
(Sehizodus). P ’97, 411
(Tmeticus). P ’05, 313
(Trigonoplax). P ‘58, 109
(Tursiops). P ’03, 313, 314
(Unio). P ’53, 259; °54, 240
truncifrons (Caridina). P °94, 406
Truncilla. J XIII, 177, 263 °
truncus (Sarotes). P ’78, 143, 147
Trupialis. P ’66, 14, 24
Trutta. P ’65, 80, 85; ’92, 244
1346
trutta (Centrolabrus). P ’98, 343
(Salmo). P ’62, 102; ’82, 307;
’85, 123
Truxalides. P ’70, 77
Truxaline. P ’02, 629; ’05, 400;
06, 10
Truxalis. P ’04, 516, 533; ’05, 35,
53, 400, 802, 841; 706, 11, 16, 28;
07, 166, 180; 7°10, 587, 616
Tryblidiella. P ’93, 451
Tryblidium. P ’93, 287, 450
Trybliocrinus. P ’81, 411
Tryblionella. P ’61, 71;
90, 140
trydactila (Rissa). P ’61, 247
Trygon. j iv, 109. P ’63, 333; ’77,
216; ’92, 240; ’97, 57, 93; ’01,
337; ’05, 460; 710, 474. J VIII,
248; XIII, 423, 424
Trygonoide. P ’63, 173
63, 345;
Trygonoptera. P ’07, 419
Tryia. P ’62, 338
Tryngites. P ’61, 235; ’66, 98;
1900, 24
tryoni (Amnicola). P ’03, 781
(Carinifex). P ’70, 59
(Clausilia). P ’01, 467, 654;
02, 524 :
tryoni var. miyakejimana (Clausilia).
P 04, 839
tryoni (Dentalium). P ’97, 466, 468
(Epiphragmophora). P 798,
68, 70
(Euparypha).
(Goniodoris).
(Helix).
89, 193, 202
(Holospira). P ’05, 213
(Murex). P ’90, 71; ’94, 223
(Ostrea). J VIII, 348
(Partula). P ’85, 204, 221
(Unio). P ’88, 120
(Vorticifex). P ’70, 59; ’81,
109
Tryonia. P ’73, 286; ’83, 171; ’89,
87; ’91, 328
tryoniana (Cochliopa). P
06, 172
(Goniobasis).
25. J V, 342
(Lymnea). J VI, 162
tryonianum (Aperostoma). P 710,
534
(Ptychocochlis).
tryonii (Anodonta).
VI, 28
(Ommastrephes). P
Trypea. P 52, 14, 19
Trypanidius. J II, 143
Trypanisma. P ’60, 168
trypanodes (Achatina). P ’60, 152
trypanompala (Helix). P ’60, 151
P 75, 155
P ’73, 232
P '73, 250; °75, 220;
91, 331;
P 62, 272; °64,
P '10, 534
P 62,169. J
62, 483
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Trypanosoma. P ’91, 10-12, 66
Trypanostoma. P 762, 169, 263, 272;
63, 26, 155, 274, 308, 309; 764, 4,
112; 68, 152; 72, 106, 111; 96,
496, 498. J V, 217, 268-295, 350-
353; VI, 141-151, 337-339
Trypanosyllis. P ’08, 328; ’09, 236,
326
Trypauchen. P ’97, 87
bi ar vi, 185. P ’94, 280, 420;
Trypetide. P °94, 280, 420; 95,
337; 796, 37; ’98, 163
Trypheius. P ’51, 346
Trypheropsis. P ’68, 117, 271-273;
71, 205. J VIII, 94, 114
Tryphon. P ’73, 391; ’78, 372; 794,
188, 189
Tryphonine. P ’94, 188
Trypoderma. j ii, 358
Tryponeus. P 752, 37
Trypopitys. P ’54, 218; ’65, 227,
234 .
Trypoxylon. P
94, 292, 306;
200
Trypoxylonini. P ’94, 302, 306
trypoxylonis (Pachyophthalmus). P
95, 334
Tryssus. P ’59, 288. J III, 227
Tryxaline. P ’01, 370
Tryxalis. P ’01, 370
tschego (Anthropopithecus). P ’67, 34
(Troglodytes). P ’67, 34
tschegrava (Sterna). P 62, 537;
92, 101
tschernikhii (Brachinus). P ’62, 524.
J IV, 28
Tschewkenite. P ’97, 437
tschivavensis (Haldemanella). P ’02,
596
(Haldemannia). P
596
tschudi (Stenocephalus).
tschudii_ (Cheilodactylus). P
120; ’99, 357
(Discopyge). P ’99, 329
.(Elaps). J VIII, 182
tschuktschorum (Lepus). P ’96, 354,
358, 361, 371-375; 1900, 35
Tsemisternus. J II, 7, 148
Tseudtsuga. P ’84, 93
tshivavensis (Ephippigera).
595, 596
(Phrynotettix). P
723; '07, 46
t-signata (Aleyrodes). P ’02, 281
t-signum (Baridius). P ’68, 365
tsiremenara (Serrans). P ’62, 241
Tsuga. P ’84, 93; 03, 6
tsuppitch (Fario). P 56, 218
(Salmo). P 756, 218
93, 467, 471-477;
97, 383-386; 99,
02, 595,
P 55, 430
762,
P 02,
02, 595,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
tsushimana (Pupinella). Pp 01, 350
tsushimanus (Alyeeus). P ’08, 586
Tuba. P ’48, 106; ’84, 204; ’90,
400; 795, 123; 98, 462; ’05, 22.
J IV, 289
tuba (Bifidaria). P ’06, 145; 710,
52, 144
(Semitubigera). J V, 169
tubeformis (Ampullaria). P 56,
110. J VI, 114
tubanella (Spirorbis). P 748, 106;
65, 73
Tubella. P ’82, 14; ’84, 216; ’86,
228; ’87, 171, 180, 219, 226, 238,
248, 251
tuber (Helix). P ’87, 127
(Trochomorpha). P ’87, 127
tuberans (Apex). P ’88, 38
tubereulans (Puccinia). P ’93, 1538
Tubercularia. P ’90, 247; 94, 386.
J II, 285, 290
tuberculata (Acanthops). P ’05, 840
(Adimonia). P ’65, 216
(Amblyomma). P ’04, 144
(Aneulosa). P ’64, 98
(Archidoris). P ’79, 107
(Argonauta). J II, 332
(Arytene). P ’61, 493
(Buprestis). P ’57, 7
(Calappa). j viii, 129. P ’50,
24; 58, 162
(Carepalexis). P ’04, 131
(Cermatia). J V, 12
(Cryptodromia). P 758, 226,
289; 791, 217
(Cyclas). P 60, 293, 301
(Dicerea). P ’73, 86, 88, 331
(Dolichognatha). P ’09, 208
). P 51, 312, 316;
73, 20
’(Drillia). P ’62, 562
(Eleodes). P 758, 182; 73,
334
eeeeyena). P74, 2255-776,
(Eumenes). P ’99, 456, 461
(Fegia). P ’61, 493
(Galeruca). j iii, 456. P 65,
214, 216
(Haliotis). P ’83, 249; ’07,
398-406
(Iguana). j vi, 13. P_ 62,
356; ’68, 97. J III, 36; VIIT, 169
(10), P ’65, 21
(Juga). P ’63, 318
(Lamellidoris). P ’80, 62
(Locusta). P 710, 630
(Mammillifera). P ’89, 117,
125
(Melania). P ’63, 318
tuberculata chinensis (Melania). P
05, 747
1347
tuberculata (Monedula). P ’95, 365,
66
(Ochthera). P ’95, 338
(Phillipsia). P ’70, 52
(Pleurotoma). P_ ’62,
782, 169
(Porecellana). P ’58, 227
(Rhagodera). J IV, 32
(Seaphella). J VIII, 328
(Scopimera). P ’58, 98
(Silpha). P 753, 278
(Stromatopora). P ’86, 42
(Teichospora). P ’94, 330
(Tellina). P ’60, 293
(Tritogonia). P 1900, 79. J
XIII, 399
(Voluta). J VIII, 328
tuberculatum (Acridium). P ’10, 630
(Aspergillum). P ’61, 493
(Busyeon). P ’54,31; ’62, 561
(Fulgur). P ’53, 317; ’62, 561
(Oiceoptoma). P ’53, 280
tuberculatus (Acanthaloma). P ’77,
140
(Antinedia). P ’89, 117
(Brechites). P ’61, 493
(Carabocrinus). P ’79, 367;
86, 142
(Catostomus). j i, 93
(Cladocrinus). P ’79, 272
(Conus). P ’82, 210
562 ;
(Cyathocrinus). P 779, 268,
272, 283
‘(Elophorus). P 44, 99
(Erisocrinus). P 65, 150;
69, 70; °79, 362
(Eucalyptocrinus). P ’85, 356
(Eupachyerinus). P ’79, 362;
86, 173
(Eurylepis). P 757, 50
(
Fulgur). P 748, 100; 753,
318; ’82, 172
(Gilbertsocrinus). P ’65, 167
(Goniasteroidocrinus). P 65,
167
(Gryllus). P 710, 630
(Helophorus). P ’55, 358
(Hepatus). P ’79, 403
(Hippiseus). P ’10, 630
(Iguana). P ’56, 237
(Isaurus). P ’89, 117
(Mecolepis). P ’56, 96
(Monanthus). P ’89, 117
(Morio). P ’82, 198
(Nautilus). P ’65, 259;
(Onchidoris). P ’80, 62
(Oxyeephalus). P ’78, 278
(Petrolisthes). P ’58, 227
"70, 51
(Philocrinus). P ’65, 150
(Pholas). P ’62, 196, 209
(Platyerinus). P ’65, 161; ’81,
249, 254
1348
tuberculatus. Continued.
(Pleurocrinus). P ’65, 161;
81, 249
(Pleuronectes). P ’82, 304
(Scarabeeus). P 54, 212
(Strongylocentrosus). P ’91,
214
(Taxocrinus). P ’65, 140; ’79,
269, 272
(Telephorus). P ’51, 841; 66,
347
(Trematocrinus). P ’65, 167
(Trox). P 754, 212, 215
(Unio). P ’53, 259; ’54, 239;
60, 155; ’77, 26; #796, 505; 1900,
78. J V, 425
(Zoanthus). P ’89, 117
tuberculifer (Phxogenes). P ’94, 186
tubereulifera (Cassidaria). J VIII,
329
(Galeodea). J VIII, 329
(Pseudoliva). J IV, 294
(Winteria). P ’90, 240
tubereuliferus (Chiton). J VIII, 331
(Gnorimocrinus). P ’79, 274
(Hemisinus). P ’74, 88
tuberculiforme (Cenangium). P ’93,
452
(Sporodesmium). P 794, 384
tuberculifrons (Petrolisthes). P ’58,
227
(Porcellana). P ’58, 227
tuberculosa (Anthenea). P ’89, 173
(Argonauta). J II, 332
(Delphinula). J VIII, 366
(Eleocharis). P 1900, 485, 488
(Geodia). P ’84, 208
(Gibbula). J VIII, 366
(Oniscia). P ’59, 332
(Philhyra). P ’58, 160
(Poreellana). P ’58, 228
(Trachyplana). P ’57, 22, 30
(Turricula). P ’76, 187
tuberculosis (Bacillus). P ’90, 438
tubereulosus (Clibanarius). P 58,
234
(Conocrinites). P ’81, 403
(Goniasteroidocrinus). P
(Lambrus).
(Ollaerinus).
393
(Pagurus).
P '57, 220
P ’78, 262; ’81,
P '58, 234
(Petrolisthes). P 758, 228
(Phyllodactylus). P ’97, 460
(Polyporus). J IIT, 213
(Trematocrinus). P ’81, 393
(Zygodesmus). P ’91, 87
tuberculum (Hippothoa). J V, 122,
163
(Pyriflustrella). J V, 163
(Pyripora). J V, 163
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
tubero-affinis (Lasius). P ’03, 217
(Leptothorax). P ’03, 216, 217
tuberosa (Apios). j i, 325. P. ’60,
511; ’97, 304
(Asclepias). 799,
102; 702, 663
(Cassis). J I, 210, 211
(Coriocella). P ’55, 378
(Myurella). J VIII, 329
(Polianthes). P ’89, 359
(Priva). P ’98, 390
(Scutellaria). J III, 100
(Terebra). J VIII, 329
(Thelephora). J III, 218
tuberosum (Hydnoceras). j viii, 269
(Limnodorum). P 1900, 485,
488, 546 ;
(Solanum). P
395; ’98, 399, 406
tuberosum var. boreale (Solanum).
P ’98, 400
P ’60, 304;
74, 158; 789,
tuberosus (Agaricocrinus). P ’81,
286
(Antennarius). P ’03, 174
(Aquillus). P ’05, 292
(Arcturus). P ’01, 157
(Bufo). P ’62, 358
(Chironectes). P ’03, 174
(Gilbertsocrinus). P ’65, 167;
90, 155, 172
(Goniasteroidocrinus). P 65,
167; ’68, 324, 331, 332; ’81, 93
(Helianthus). P 84, 14; ’89,
388
P ’82, 304
(Monoceeros).
P ’78,-262; 781,
(Ollacrinus).
393
(Ophryastes). P ’53, 448
(Platyerinus). P ’65, 161; ’81,
50
65, 161;
2
(Pleurocrinus). P
’81, 250
(Sibbaldius). P
P 88, 324; 91, 52.
69, 16, 17,
P ’53, 259; 754, 245
tuberum (Leptothorax). P ’03, 220
(Myrmica). P 703, 229
Tubicola. P ’60, 419
tubicola (Haploops).
(Hyalinecia).
tubifer (Hriodes).
(Pileopsis).
tubifera (Ascidia).
(Dispotea). j iv, 181
(Pholadidea). P ’62, 195, 214
(Pholas). P ’62, 196, 214
tubiferella (Lithocolletis). P
208
tubiferum (Crucibulum). P ’82, 172
(Hypselostoma). P 1900, 592
P ’01, 167
P 03, 444
P 62, 513
P '66, 262, 263
P 55, 877
60,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Tubifex. j- viii,-331. P ’05, 373-
376, 383-389, 394
tubifex (Eusyllis). P ’09, 322
Tubificide. P 07, 126
tubiformis (Eumida). P ’09, 342
tubigera (Madrepora). P ’60, 485
tubijera (Penitella). J II, 335
Tubinates. P ’66, 172
tubisperma (Carterella). P ’81, 150,
161, 176
(Carterius). P ’87, 239, 261-
263
Tubitelarie. P ’76, 201; ’82, 254
Tubugeride. J V, 113, 166
Tubulanus. P ’57, 159
Tubularia. P ’76, 211; ’82, 262
tubularis (Cerapus). j i, 50, 96
(Clibanarius). P ’91, 183
tubulata (Cellepora). J V, 124
(Eschara). J V, 115; IX, 131
(Reptofiustrella). J V, 159,162
(Semieschara). J V, 122
tubulatus (Gissocrinus). P ’79, 314
tubuliferus (Taxocrinus). P ’79, 274
Tubulina. P ’89, 188, 281
Tubulipora. P 55, 441. J V, 165,
170 :
tubulosa (Fistulana). P ’77, 22
(Hireinia). P ’84, 203
(Trematopora). P ’66, 119
(Valsa). P ’77, 123
Tubulus. P ’61, 474, 489
tubulus (Acmezodera). P 757, 7;
73, 90
tucai (Ramphastos). P ’67, 107
Tucaius. P ’67, 107
Tucana. P ’64, 241; ’67, 110, 123
Tucanus. P ’67, 104
tucanus (Ramphastos). P ’64, 241;
67, 102, 104, 106
tuckeri (Bulimus). P ’87, 131. J
VIII, 393; IX, 43
(Helix). P ’89, 138
(Opeas). P ’87, 131
(Stenogyra). P 787, 131. J
VIII, 393, 409; IX, 43, 108, 111
tuckermani (Carex). P ’87, 69
tucumearii (Gryphea). P ’60, 548,
549; 61, 22, 422; ’90, 452
tueuyensis (Ammonites). J VIII,
313
tudes (Sphyrna). P ’82, 282; 92,
234; ’08, 66
(Zygena). P ’92, 234
Tudicla. P ’76, 284, 285;
05, 23. J IV, 288
tudiculata (Arionta). P ’75, 155, 216
- (Helix). P ’59, 188; ’73, 250;
75, 218; ’89, 201
Tudora. P ’60, 50, 153;
523
Tudore. P ’84, 211
717, 22;
10, 522,
1349
tuipara (Brotogeris). P ’99, 32
tukki (Meiglyptes). P ’02, 680
Picus). P ’02, 680
Tulipa. J VI, 370
tulipa (Bouchardia). P ’73, 191
(Fasciolaria). P ’71, 146; ’82,
167, 168, 175; ’84, 190, 192; 91,
50; 703, 757. J VIII, 354; XI,
359; XIII, 415
(Modiola). P ’71, 134; 786,
274; ’91, 46
(Terebratula). P ’73, 191
Tulipee. P ’68, 165
tulipifera (Liriodendron). P 58,
120; ’60, 199; ’76, 202; ’86, 344;
701, 304, 309-312, 356; ’07, 456;
09, 57, 63, 69; 710, 547
tulipifere (Irpex). J III, 217
Lecanium). P ’99, 271
tulipifolia (Frittilaria). j vii, 54
tulipus (Modiolus). P ’03, 756
tullia var. dubium (Pycnanthemum).
P ’90, 270
Tulotoma. P 762, 451; 763, 35-37;
"73, 252; 788, 286. J XIII, 166,
264
tulura (Ascaris).
tumbel (Laurida).
tumbil (Salmo).
(Saurida).
XII, 501
tumefactus (Apex). P ’88, 40
(Argia). P ’08, 490
tumens (Cyanogomphus). P ’08, 489
(Navicula). P ’61, 71
(Planorbis). P ’81, 93-104
tumescens (Asaphes). P ’61, 348
(Baridius). P ’68, 362
(Pterostichus). P ’73, 306
(Streptaxis). P 1900, 386
(Unio). P ’53, 259; ’72, 108;
96, 488, 504
P ’87, 21
P ’82, 279
P 1900, 498
P 1900, 498. J -
tumida (Amphiura). P ’91, 340
(Area). P ’62, 289
(Avicula). P ’65, 125
(Biddulphia). P 1900, 702, 708
(Cardita). P ’02, 707
(Cellepora). J V, 118
(Corbicula). P ’60, 274
(Crassatella). P 47, 281. J
I, 112, 122
(Cryptodromia). P
240; ’91, 218
58, 226,
(Cyelas). P ’60, 290, 301
(Cyprina). P ’61, 32, 33
(Cyrena). P ’60, 286
(Helix). P ’73, 250; ’74, 56;
10, 516
(Idonearea). P ’72, 54.
(Loripes). P ’72, 89
(Perinea). P ’57, 219
(Pinnixia). P ’58, 108
1350
tumida. Continued.
(Platyostoma). P ’60, 463
(Rhogeésa). P ’66, 286
ROE Nog ists P: /65, 68%: (772,
(Thelphusa). P ’80, 36
tumidiceps (Mormoops). P ’02, 403
tumidula (Cellepora). J V, 127
(Escharina). J V, 127
(Lingula). P ’73, 202, 204
(Montacuta). P 72, 233
(Pupa). P ’96, 323
(Salenia). P ’05, 6
(Tellimya). P ’72, 229
(Valsa)s cP '°t7, 143
tumidulus (Unio). P ’56, 93; ’60,
52. J III, 295
tumidum (Triceratium). P 1900, 720
tumidum var. costulata (Triceratium).
P 1900, 720
tumidus (Actinobolus). P ’72, 255
(Agassizocrinus). P ’86, 189
(Baryerinus). P ’68, 340; ’79,
327
PY ren! an tigi P ’54, 28; 56,
(Chelanops). P ’04, 141
(Cyathocrinus). P ’79, 327
(Dicyphus). P ’05, 334
(Helops). P ’46, 61
(Hybocrinus). P ’79, 298
(Hydrobius). P ’55, 872
(Ietiobus). P 7’56, 170;
243
(Planorbis).
91, 322
(Poteriocrinus).
(Pugnellus). P
VIII, 316
(Spirifer).
04,
P ’81, 93-103;
J I, 90
60, 197. J
J VIII, 325
(Sternobrithes). P ’98, 157
(Tetranychus). P ’04, 144
(Unio). P ’60, 3
tumivulva (Clubiona). P ’09, 199
tumorifera (Oliva). J VIII, 328
(Ollivancilaria). J VIII, 328
tumularium (Panallodon). J VIII,
376
tumuloides (Endodonta). P ’75, 248.
J VIII, 393
(Helix). J VIII, 393
(Libera). J VIII, 391, 393,
409
(Patula). J VIII, 393
(Pitys). J VIII, 393
tumulosa (Chama). P ’72, 120
(Purpura). P ’01, 388
tumulosa var. problematica(Purpura).
P ’01, 388
tumulosus (Murex).
tumulus (Axinea).
P 91, 56
P ’62, 581
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INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
tumulus. Continued.
(Pectunculus).
62, 581
P 48, 104;
(Streptaxis). P ’97, 478
tuna (Halimeda). P ’05, 695
(Opuntia). P ’89, 384; ’01,
559
P 7°45, 282, 284; 55, 377,
98, 288;
Tunicata.
387
tunicata (Katharina).
04, 257
(Limax).
r
P ’58, 198
(Liparis). P ’64, 190, 192
(Zaphysema). P ’10, 516
tunicatum (Hypoderma). P ’94, 347
tunicatus (Calceocrinus). P 86,
199, 206
(Cheirocrinus). P ’86, 206
tuomeyana (Natica). P ’60, 423
(Neritopsis). P ’60, 423
tuomeyi (Angitrema). P ’63, 317
(Athleta). P ’53, 449; ’76,
291; ’80, 365; ’07, 229. J IV, 298
(Biddulphia). P ’90, 137; 798,
423; 1900, 695
(Buecinum).
562; ’82, 170
(Cavolina).
(Chonetes).
(Fasciolaria).
167
(Goniobasis).
28. J V, 311
(Lithasia).
317. J V, 259
(Ostrea). P ’65, 184
(Pleurocera). P ’63, 314
(Pleurotoma). P ’90, 394;
57
(Spherophthalma). P ’96, 28
(Tritia). P ’62, 562
(Trypanostoma). P ’62, 171;
63, 314. J V, 287
(Unio). P 53, 251. J V, 444
(Voluta). P ’80, 365
(Volutilithes). P ’65, 71; ’80,
366. J IV, 298
(Zygoceros).
tuomyana (Natica). P 56, 270, 282
Tupaia. P ’69, 64; 702, 134, 143,
157, 245, 248; ’04, 148-156
Tupaiide. P ’82, 322; ’83, 78, 80;
92, 423
Tupinambis. P 762, 351, 356; 768,
99, 259, 261; ’96, 309, 312, 465;
98, 103, 104, 106
Turacus. P ’55, 440; ’59, 139; 770,
88; 05, 765
turati (Picus). P ’63, 202
turbatus (Cryptus). P ’78, 3638
Turbellaria. P ’55, 380, 389;
93, 133, 134, 145
P 48, 97; 62,
P 59, 179
J III, 28, 32
P 62, 561;
P 62, 266;
P 61, 55;
82,
64,
63,
95,
P 1900, 695
07,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
turbidus (Hydroporus). P ’55, 292,
~—o————~—S
(Tabanus). P 795, 322
Turbinalapsis. P ’41, 18
Turbinaria. P ’57, 74
turbinata (Acteon). P ’62, 566
(Anculosa). P ’61, 54;
64,
104; °65, 34, 36. J V, 254
(Anomia). P ’73, 198, 199
(Crania). P ’73, 198, 199
(Cyrtophora). P ’88, 79
(Epeira). P ’88, 79
(Euryeelon). P ’65, 34
(Helicina). P ’60, 153; 703, 781
(Odostomia). P ’62, 566
(Orbicula). P ’73, 199
(Sealaria). j vii, 268. P 771,
130; ’78, 302
turbinatum (Chlorostoma). P ’04, 33
(Criopderma). P ’73, 199
(Cyathophyllum). P 741, 18
turbinatus (Actzon). P 748, 95;
62, 570; ’82, 171
(Actinocrinus). P ’68, 351;
"81, 342
(Batocrinus). P ’68, 351; ’81,
42
(Euealyptocrinus). P ’85, 356
(Euconulus). P 704, 408-412,
420
(Kaliella). P 710, 665, 667
(Odostomia). P ’82, 171
(Radiolites). P ’90, 459
Turbinella. j vii, 136. P 746, 21, 22;
47, 290; °52, 199; ’55, 257; 760,
94; ’80, 364, 373; ’82, 173; 787,
341, 397-403; ’90, 145; 791, 50;
93, 220; ’03, 275. J I, 120; IX,
122, 135, 148
turbinella (Engina). P ’91, 50
(Helicina). J IX, 104
Turbinellide. P ’91, 50; 705, 25
turbinelloides (Pleurotoma). J VIII,
327
Turbinide. P ’62, 569;
01, 398; ’04, 31
turbiniforme (Apioceras).
258
'(Gomphoceras). P 65, 258
turbiniformis (Apex). P ’88, 40
(Helix). P ’73, 249; ’74, 55
(Pleurotomaria). P ’60, 461;
(Thysanophora). P 710, 516
turbinis (Ampullaria). P ’56, 110.
J VI, 113
Turbinocrinites. P ’81, 292
Turbinocrinus. P ’81, 411
Turbinolia. j iv, 19; vii, 122; viii,
224. P '43, 327; °46, 22; ’47,
296; 55, 263; ’90, 451; 795, 116,
133-130; 05, 4... J 1, 127; IV,
389; VIII, 308 —
91, 54;
P 65,
-turcicus (Pompilus).
1351
Turbinopsis. P ’61, 321;
05, 26. J IV, 276, 289
turbinopsis (Odostomia). P ’62, 566
Poe worse P7885. 208 5° 62,
56
Turbo.
122;
178;
76, 300;
j ii, 239, 242; vi, 118, 120,
vii, 140; viii, 272. P ’42,
"47, 298; °48, 106; 756, 64,
282; ’60, 131, 185, 423; ’62, 567,
569; ’63, 141; ’71, 141, 182; ’82,
171, 173, 209; ’87, 399, 404; ’88,
39; 790, 145; ’96, 328; ’98, 267,
279; ’99, 147; 703, 758; 705, 292.
J I, 129; VIII, 189, 193, 199, 204,
363
Turbonilla. P ’60, 185, 422; 61,
150, 368; ’62, 566; ’71, 130, 142,
WG ¢ 282. 169, 173s (7ST, Sis: Sr,
296; ’98, 418, 419; ’99, 145-177;
701, 198, 395; ’03, 758; 704, 29-
31. J IV, 287; VIII, 329, 358
Turbonillide. P ’01, 198, 395; ’04,
29
turbulentus (Elater).
turcarum (Diadema). P ’63, 353
(Echinothrix). P ’63, 353
tureasiana (Brachypodella). P 98,
279
J IV, 35
P 97, 248
turcosa (Cyanolyca). P ’91, 444
(Siphia). P ’89, 154
Turdide. P ’63, 290; ’66, 64; ’68,
28, 296, 297; ’83, 60; ’95, 500;
96, 165; ’05, 770
turdina (Dendrocincla).
454, 455
(Muscicapa). P ’99, 208
Turdinus. P ’99, 41
turdinus (Dendrocolaptes).
448, 449, 454
(Opetiorhynchus).
(Pomatorhinus). J I, 43
(Seotothorus). P ’99, 209
Turdirostris. P ’59, 54; 99, 41
Turdus. j iv, 31, 252, 274; vii, 193;
viii, 153. P 43, 262; ’46, 113;
51, 152; 753, 310, 398; 7°55, 310;
56, 264, 288; ’57, 36; ’58, 194;
59, 42, 106, 133, 190; ’60, 190,
375, 376; ’61, 217; ’62, 315, 316;
63, 291, 304; '64, 267; 66, 12,
15, 64, 412; ’67, 58, 220; ’68, 149,
285; ’69, 127; °71, 19; °75, 348,
349; ’82, 221; °83, 60, 120; 784,
228; ’86, 263; ’91, 438; °92, 125;
93, 22, 28, 58, 65; ’95, 382, 500;
96, 165; ’98, 87, 218; ’99, 16, 19;
702, 682-684, 690; ’03, 332; 705,
774; ’08, 96; ’09, 366. J I, 41;
TI, 265; TX, 419
turdus (Alauda).
(Motacilla).
P 04, 449,
P 704,
P °56, 264
P 64, 249
P 67, 220
1352
turdus aquaticus (Tringa). j v, 87
turellum (Cerithium). P ’84, 105
turgescens (Scintilla). P ’72, 226
turgida (Achatinellastrum). P ’88, 40
(Anculosa). P ’64, 100
(Apex). P ’88, 37, 40
(Bacteria). P ’04, 57; ’05, 795
(Biddulphia). P ’61, 68; 790,
137; 1900, 690, 692, 702, 711
(Bostra). P ’05, 795, 840
(Campanularia). P ’76, 210,
213
(Cardita). P ’72, 252; ’02, 706
(Cyrena). P ’60, 286
(Denticella). P 1900, 702, 711
(Donax). J VIII, 317
(Galumna). P ’06, 493
(Hippolyte). P ’60, 34;
139; ’93, 117
(Leptognathus). P ’68, 108,
6
63,
13
(Leptoxis). P ’64, 100; ’65, 35
(Loimia). P ’03, 725
(Loripes). P ’47, 298; 748,
100. J I, 124
(Melania). P ’63, 317
(Mortonia). P ’65, 184
(Mudalia). P ’64, 100
(Odontella). P 1900, 702, 711
(Panopea). J VIII, 317
(Partula). P ’75, 244; ’85,
217. J IX, 45, 56, 109
(Physaloptera). P 56, 53;
6, 312
8
(Seintilla). P ’72, 226
(Testudo). P ’92, 226
(Thuiaria). P ’76, 211, 229
(Valsa). P 77, 122
turgidula (Crassatella). P ’43, 307;
"48, 98; ’62, 578; ’80, 21, 23; 782,
160
(Labiella). P ’88, 56
(Leptachatina). P ’88, 56
(Spiraxis). P ’60 152
turgidulus (Unio). P 758, 40. J
V, 62
turgidum (Aulacomnion). P
95. J ITI, 202
(Gomphonema). P ’65, 16
(Pleurocera). P ’63, 317
turgidunculus (Mioclenus). P
322
turgidus (Acanthochites).
(Bulimus). J IX, 56
(Cerataulus). P ’98, 423, 425;
1900, 711
(Charcharodon). P ’46, 42
(Chilichthys). P ’77, 204
(Clibanarius). P ’58, 236; 791,
183
(Cyelophorus). P ’01,
02, 27; °05, 722; °08, 31
63,
192,
P 94, 75
545;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
' turgidus var. angulatus(Cyclophorus).
P ’01, 549
turgidus miyakoensis (Cyclophorus).
P 705, 705
turgidus (Mioclenus). P ’92, 321
(Paguristes). P 758, 236
(Tetraodon). P ’70, 120
(Unio). P. 52, 199; °53, 252;
54, 244; ’96, 488, 504
Turgite. P ’92, 185
Turnera. P ’58, 124; ’89, 382; ’09,
492
Turneracee. P ’58, 124; 789, 382
turneri (Lycoperdon). P ’02, 649,
665
(Partula). -P ’85, 222
(Seaphella). P ’98, 191
Turnicide. P ’69, 203
Turnicula. P 95, 127
Turnus. P ’76, 304; ’85, 175
turnus (Papilio). P ’82, 239
Turpilia. P ’05, 812, 842; ’07, 385
turpis (Limnobia). P ’59, 198
Turricula. P ’76, 187; ’89, 202; ’95,
69, 116, 119, 123
turricula (Amea). J VIII, 200
(Carelia). P 788, 22
(Helix). J IX, 33, 34
(Macroceramus). P ’75, 251
(Partula). P ’85 205, 213, 223.
J IX, 47 :
(Pleurocera). P ’63, 274
(Seala). J VIII, 200
(Sealaria). J VIII, 201
turriculus (Fusus). P ’54, 169
(Melania). P ’05, 747
Turride. P ’72, 270
turrifex (Trachymyrmex). P
256
Turrilites. P ’56, 280; ’58, 55, 56;
760, 185, 421; 61, 423; ’68, 287;
82, 205. J IV, 284
Turris. P ’54, 31; ’60, 422; 762,
284; ’82, 197; ’84, 106; ’90, 394;
95, 57, 122. J III, 332; IV, 378;
VIII, 350
turris (Achatina).
(Chemnitzia).
(Cylindrella). P ’60, 153°
(Diplommatina). P ’01, 350
(Glandina). P ’63, 281
(Oleacina). P 758, 198
(Stephanopyxis). P ’90, 139
(Turbonilla). P ’99, 173. J
VIII, 358
Turrispira. P ’90, 395
turristhome (Cerithium). © J VIII,
363
(Triforis). P ’91, 53. J VIII,
03,
P 58, 198
J VIII, 360
(Turbo).
turrita (Achatinella).
J VIII, 363
P ’88, 54
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Continued, —~
a). .P ’78, | 304; ’88, 331
P 60, 69: 63, 308
(Plecotrema). P ’73, 235
(Rissoina). P ’73, 213
i J VIII, 201
ii, 243; iv, 125; v,
207; vi, 93, 203, 211, 213, 221; vii,
144; viii, 181, 221. P °41, 32;
43, 326, 330, 331, 334; °45, 255;
47, 281, 283; °48, 107; ’52, 199;
54, 31, 169; °55, 263, 268; 56,
70, 282; ’58, 221; ’60, 185, 422,
430; ’61, 150, 363; ’62, 566, 567,
584; ’64, 211; ’67, 139; ’76, 301;
"79, 219; ’80, 28, 365; ’82, 168-
173, 198; ’86, 58, 351; ’87, 54, 341,
391-403; ’90, 145, 400, 450; ’91,
53, 142; ’93, 220, 221; ’94, 65;
95, 81, 97, 114-130, 145, 158; ’97,
329; °98, 419, 462; ’99, 148; 705,
2h J I, 112, 114; IV, 276, 285,
385, 391; VIII, 189, 264, 279, 316,
330, 341; IX, 122, 129, 147, 151,
154
turritella (Amastra).
50
turrita.
(
(Io).
P 88, 19, 42,
(Chemnitzia).
(Laminella). P
Turritellide. P ’62, 567;
05, 21
turritellula (Scala).
. turritellula var. riisei
VIII, 202
Turritide. P ’60, 422
Turritis. j vii, 13. P ’63, 57
turritum (Dentalium). P 48, 99
turritus (Pyrifusus). P ’05, 24
(Tetrosomus). P ’82, 282
Turrulites. P ’54, 168
Turseodus. P ’57, 167
Tursio. P ’66, 295, 296
tursio (Delphinus). P 65, 199, 274;
03, 313
(Tursiops). P
13
P ’99, 177
88, 50
‘91, 53;
J VIII, 202
(Seala). J
92, 289; 703,
Tursiops. P 792, 289;
05, 680
turtoni (Beringius). P ’07, 244
(Bulimulus). P ’96, 420
(Galleoma). P ’72, "993
(Pachyotus). P 96, 416
Turtonia. P ’72, 227
Turtur. P ’59, 143; ’62, 320; ’63,
302; ’02, 672; ’05, 757
turtur (Columba). P ’02, 672
turtur americanus (Columba). j iv,
265
03, 313, 314;
turtur carolinensis (Columba). j iv,
265
turtur viridis (Columba). P ’64, 248
turtur (Prion). P ’66, 164, 166
1353:
turtur. Continued.
(Procellaria). P ’66, 166, 172,
195
(Pseudoprion). P ’66, 166, 172
(Turtur). P ’02, 672
turturina (Columbella). P ’04, 13
turturina borealis (Columbella). P
04, 18
Turturena. P ’99, 36, 48
tuseumbiensis (Unio). P ’71, 190.
J VII, 11
tussilagifolia (Nymphea). P ’98,
384
Tussilago. P ’59, 94; ’77, 107
tuta (Harmothoé). P 08, 331
(Polynoé). P 708, 331
tutuille (Helix). P ’87, 125
(Microcystis). P ’87, 125
tutum (Tomitherium). P ’76, 88
tuxtla (Ichneumon). P 773, 109, 118
tuza (Geomys). P ’75, 131, 132; 94,
159. .J X, 16
(Mus). P ’75, 132
twiningii (Crategus). ge
P 63, 224
68, 89
10, 229,
230
twistii (Novacula).
tyche (Cirrochroa). P
Tydeus. P ’04, 144
Tylistus. P 65, 243
Tylodesmus. P ’96, 259
Tylonotus. J II, 7, 22, 103
Tylonycteris. P 98, 321
Tylorhamphus. P 68, 7, 8, 34-49,
51, 52
Tylosis. P 3, 441; 762, 39; '66,
349. J Il, 7, 9; IV, 25, 40
Tylosteus. P 72, 40
Tylostoma. P ’90, 450, 458, 462,
469. J VIII, 280, 315
Tylosurus. P 783, 283; ’84, 226;
97, 69, 97; 703, 531; 704, 508;
05, 493; ’06, 90, 487. J XII, 501
Tymolus. P ’58, 163
Tympanis. P 94, 352
- Tympanistria. P ’05, 757
tympanistria (Columba). P 757, 39;
59, 143
(Peristera). P 7°57, 39; ’59,
143
(Tympanistria). P 705, 757
tympanoides (Belonidium). P ’93,
149
Tympanuchus. J IX, 413, 415
tympanus (Tetrao). P ’75, 350
typa (Leptopora). P ’63, 3
(Syringothyris). P ’63, 7
Typha. P ’60, 513; ’83, 138; ’89,
359; 1900, 651, 659, 661; ’02, 646,
660, 666; ’05, 697; ’09, 391-397,
486; °10, 548, 550, 578
Typhacee. P 60, 513; ’89, 359;
1900, 661
1354
typhe (Onchidella). P ’78, 399
Typhea. P ’56, 12, 15
typhina (Comatricha). P ’93, 367
typhina var. heterospora (Coma-
tricha). P 93, 367
typhina (Rhus). P ’60, 511; ’10,
581
Typhis. P 47, 285; ’48, 107; ’62,
560; ’82, 173, 197, 204, 208; ’99,
76. J 1, 136
typhla (Dendrocincla).
Typhle. P ’92, 250
typhle (Syngnathus). P ’06, 93
(Typhle). P ’92, 250; 706, 93
igh mirage S P ’59, 63; ’64, 231;
, —
Typhlocarcinus. P ’58, 95
Typhlocolax. P ’57, 21, 26
Typhlolepta. P 51, 225, 319; ’57, 21
Typhloleptidae. P ’57, 21
Typhlomolge. P ’03, 538
Typhlophthalmi. P ’64 226, 228
Typhlopidae. P ’56, 237; ’60, 497
‘Typhloplana. P 757, 21
Typhlopone. P 44, 54; ’49, 201
Typhlops. P ’54, 103; ’56, 237; 757,
181; ’66, 125, 320; ’68, 101, 119,
126, 128, 312; 708, 119. J VII 176,
Typhlopside. P ’61, 305
Typhlosaurus. P ’64, 230; ’68, 284
Typhlotriton. P ’93, 384; ’99, 316,
320; 1900, 620
typhlus (Opheomorphus). P ’68, 102
(Xenodon). P ’62, 75; 768, 102
Typhocrestus. P ’05, 309, 334
typhon (Philampelus). J IV, 154,
155
(Sphinx). J IV, 155
typhonius (Cystignathus). P 53,
420
P 04, 449
(Leptodactylus). P ’53, 420
Typhula. P ’90, 219. J II, 279
typica (Cellepora). P ’60, 366; 705,
5. J IV, 400; V, 125, 134
(Chrysopoga). P ’65, 171
(Digrapha). J I, 74
(Ellisia). P ’99, 211
(Escharifora). P ’05, 5. J
V, 115, 134
(Halobena). P ’66, 167, 172
(Hyla). P ’74, 122
(Juliamyia). P ’60, 194
(Moussonia). P ’87, 146
(Munnopsis). P ’01, 159
(Nesillas). P ’99, 211
typica ellisia (Nesillas). P ’99, 211
typica lantzi (Nesillas). P ’99, 211
typica longicaudata (Nesillas). P
99, 211
typica (Paradulichia). P ’01, 154
(Paxillus). P ’87, 146
(Pionosyllis). P ’09, $25
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
typica. Continued.
(Pterocaris).
(Rissopsis).
(Scotopelia).
(Tetracotyle).
typicus (Aniculus).
234, 247; ’71, 240
(Archaster). P ’89, 175
(Crangon). P ’95, 175
(Cryptolithodes). P ’58, 231
(Dendromys). P 796, 535
(Ophiscion). P ’63, 164
(Plargyrus). P 756, 196; ’67,
9
P ’79, 421
P 73, 228
P '59, 32
P ’90, 416
P '52, 6; 58,
15
(Polyboroides). P 759, 30
(Pugnellus). P ’76, 298
(Soleniscus). P ’60, 467; 789,
304, 308; ’91, 261
Typle. P ’06, 93
Typlolepta. P ’57, 21
Typocerus. P ’54, 219. J I, 312,
316, 333, 334; 335; IT, 176; IV, 41
typographus (Bostrichus). j v, 257
(Dendrobates). J VIII, 94,
102
Typophorus.
Typosyllis.
Typothorax.
93, 119
typus (Adamastor). P 64, 119, 121,
128-142; ’66, 135, 192, 193, 197
(Ampheristocrinus). P ’86, 143
(Anthracerpes). P ’65, 51
(Aprion). J XII, 527
(Belemnocrinus). P ’66, 251;
’86, 138
(Biensis).
(Caradina). P
111; ’94, 401, 403
(Cepon). J ITI, 151
(Ctenocrinus). P ’81, 296
(Cyathocrinus). P ’79, 309
(Erisocrinus). P ’69, 70; 779,
364
(Gilbertsocrinus).
90, 158
(Goniasteroidocrinus).
167; ’68, 324
(Hippopotamus). J I, 238; II,
207
P 73, 33, 38, 45
P 08, 323
P '75, 265; ’79, 422;
P 94, 132, 136
79, 415; 93,
P ’65, 167;
P 65,
(Ischyromys). P 756, 89; 757,
89, 158; ’58, 158. J VII, 21, 335,
358, 405
(Melocrinus). P ’81, 296
(Merocrinus). P ’86, 140
(Micronema). P ’05, 469
(Ollacrinus). P ’78, 262; ’81,
393
(Oplophorus). P ’79, 426
(Oxycirrhites). P 62, 110
(Paleocaris). P ’65, 49
(Pollachius). P 63, 250
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
‘typus. Continued. —
(Polyboroides). Pp 67, 33
(Pristipomoides). P ’61, 94
(Rhynchocinetes). P ’79, 419;
93, 118
Trematocrinus). P ’65, 167;
68, 324; 781, 393
(Volutifusus). P ’76, 290-291
‘tyrannicus (Notocyphus). P _ 97,
229, 235
‘Tyrranide. P ’63, 287; ’65, 37; ’68,
285; °74, 103; ’83, 64; 95, 485;
796, 131. J IX, 419
‘tyrannina (Dendrocincla). P ’04,
447, 449, 451
tyrannina brunnea (Dendrocincla). P
04, 450
; tyrannina tyrannina (Dendrocincla).
' P 704, 450, 451
‘tyranninus (Dendrocops). P ’04, 450
Tyrannophedusa. P 1900, 676; 701,
410, 474, 629, 647, 651, 656; 702,
366, 374-380, 532; ’03, 318; 704,
812, 815
“Tyrannula.
747, 156;
289; 758, 117;
62, 63; ’72, 57, 62-81;
J I, 38; II, 261
‘tyrannulus (Muscicapa). P ’64, 255;
a, 71
(Myiarchus). P
71
j vii, 193. P
51, 216; 53, 308; ’56,
60, 144, 375; 766,
199, 23, 50.
43, 283;
64, 255; °72,
,
“Tyrannus. iv, 164. P
"51, 216; ’53, 308, 309;
56, 289; ’59, 106, 190;
375; ’66, 59; ’68, 149;
72, 57, 62-81; °74, 103; 783, 64;
89, 269; 90, "207, 217; 91, 435;
92, 107, 118; 93, 25, 44, 62;
95, 485; 96, 131; 98, 81-211;
03, 27; 104, 582; 08, 153; 09,
361. J I, 39, 40; Ii, 261
‘tyrannus (Anguilla). P ’58, 171
(Brevoortia). P ’87, 296; ’04,
507
(Clupea). ji, 395; iii, 288
(Cymothoa). j i, 396
(Delphinapterus). P ’68, 190;
P26,
47, 157;
54, 297;
60, 143,
71, 26;
69, 7. J VII, 442
(Lanius). j iv, 166.
348
(Milvulus). P
(Muscicapa).
52
99, 306
j iv, 166; viii,
(Spizaétus). P ’48, 87
(Tyrannus). P ’89, 269; ’91,
435; °92, 107; ’93, 44, 62; ’95,
485; ’96, 131; ’98, 81; ’08, 153
‘tyrellii (Phidippus). P ’01, 588
‘tyrianthina (Metallura). P ’99, 306
‘Tyriobapta. P ’99, 246
‘uinta (Lynx). P
1355
Tyroglyphide. P ’04, 146
Tyroglyphus. P ’04, 146
tyrrhena (Pontonia). P
93, 119
tyrrhenus (Alpheus). P ’93, 119
(Astacus). P ’93, 119
(Gnathophyllum). P ’93, 119
tysonii (Zarhachis). P ’69, 9. J
VII, 435
tytia (Danais). P ’85, 87
Tytthonyx. P ’51, 347
Tytthotyle. P ’09, 412, 462
Tyttosoma. P 752, 150
79, 422;
uarnak (Dasyatis). P
Uaru. - P 703, 532
uarus. P ’71, 253
ubaquensis (Ammonites).
310
Uber. J VIII, 329
uberta (Helicina).
Vea. es See
71, 240; ’80, 136
Ucanie. P 51, 247, 252;
ucayalensis (Pithecocharax). P
820
ucheénsis (Goniobasis). P ’62, 270;
64, 39. J V, 334
uddevallensis (Astarte). P ’72, 246
Udeopsylla. P ’70, 77; 702, 725;
09, 172
Udodesmus.
udum (Hydnum). J III, 216
uhareensis (Unio). P ’68, 145. J
VI, 304
ubleri (Amblycorypha). P 04, 795 ;
07, 302; 710, 595, 617, 637
(Ceuthophilus).. i 104, 545
(Llaveia). P ’99, 259
uhleriana (Ischnoptera). P ’04, 780;
707, 25; 710, 409, 411, 413, 436,
440, 444, 450, 616, 619
uhleriana fulvescens (Ischnoptera).
P ’10, 409, 411, 413, 437, 439, 585,
620
10, 473
J VII,
P 08, 560
50, 24; 51, 247;
'T1, 240
06,
P ’96, 262
08, 404
Uintacrinus. P 785, 227, 286, 292;
88, 358
Uintacyon. P °72, 277; °92, 320. J
IX, 172
uintaensis (Amia). P ’73, 98
(Protamia). P ’73, 98
(Trionyx). P 772, 267
Uintamastix. P ’72, 169, 241; 91,
369
Uintatherium. P ’72, 169, 241; 73,
10,:102; °75, 73; °82, 295; 783,
169; ’91, 368. J VIII, 74, 75, 83,
88; IX, 329
uintensis (Mesonyx). P ’92, 306. J
IX, 168
ujalmarsonii (Croton). P *89, 405
1356
ujo (Dasyatis). P ’10, 474
uka (Cancer). P ’80, 137
Ukko. P ’07, 244
Ula. P 759, 199, 204, 250
Ulema. P ’97, 113; ’06, 487
Ulea. P ’68, 80
Ulesanis. P ’04, 127
ulidiana (Doris). P ’80, 61
(Lamellidoris). P
ulidianus (Eupagurus). P ’58, 236
(Pagurus). P 758, 236
uliginosa (Alsine). P 1900, 486, 488
(Arenaria). P ’63, 59
(Lispe). P 795, 335
(Pyrola). P ’63, 70
(Solidago). j vii, 101
(Stellaria). P ’60, 199; 788,
396
(Viola). P ’03, 688, 695, 698
uliginosum (Gnaphalium). P_ ’60,
514
(Vaccinium). P ’63, 94; 784,
88; ’93, 212; ’95, 544. J ITI, 181,
182, 194
uliginosus (Cireus).
II, 260
(Faleo). i iii, 352
. (Planorbis). P ’10, 668
(Strigiceps). P 46, 46
ulkei (Amphotis). P ’66, 376
j iii, 352. J
ulmarius (Polyporus). J III, 209
ulmeea (Argia). P ’08, 489
ulmi (Chermes). P ’99, 271
(Coceus).
275
(Gossyparia). P ’99, 275
(Lecanium). P ’99, 271
(Mytilaspis). P ’99, 275
P ’99, 260, 268, 271,
(Spheropsis). P ’91, 79
ulmi-arrosorella (Nephopteryx). P
60, 205
ulmicola (Clypeospheria). P 793,138
(Cornularia). P ’91, 77
(Diaporthe). P ’93, 141
(Fenestrella). P ’93, 1438
(Pseudovalsa). P ’93, 450
(Spheropsis). P ’91, 79
ulmicolum (Cylindrosporium). P ’94,
372
ulmifolia (Solidago). P
91, 272
(Turnera). i
2
60, 514;
89, 382; 09,
ulmi rotundus (Chermes). P ’99, 271
ulmula (Canecellaria). P ’95, 66
Ulmus. P 757, 122; ’61, 433; 762,
11; ’81, 455; ’82, 218; ’88, 392;
97, 185; ’01, 356, 361; ’07, 456.
J VII, 13
ulna (Synedra). P 65, 16
Uloboride. P 1900, 535; 04, 125;
09, 202
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Uloborine. P ’92, 52
Uloborus. P ’82, 256; ’88, 79, 429;
89, 98, 181; 92, 52; 1900, 535;
03, 340; 704, 125; ’09, 202, 304
Ulocentra. P ’06, 522
Ulochetes. P ’54, 82
ulocomus (Pteroglossus).
Ulocrinus. P ’90, 385
Ulodendron. P ’60, 442, 443
Uloma. P ’46, 64; ’61, 353. J IV,
38
Ulotrichi. J X, 275
ulrichi (Callianassa). P ’01, 112
(Enclimatoceras). P 795, 45
(Onychocrinus). P ’90, 388
ulta (Patriofelis). P ’70, 11; 792,
P 67, 114
313
ultima (Limnophila). P 759, 233,
238
(Nomada). P 703, 571-573,
589, 605
ultima taraxacella (Nomada). P ’03,
589, 591
ultima (Sitala). P ’08, 598
ultimella (Nomada). P ’03, 561, 572
ultramarina (Actinia). j i, 169, 180,
185 ;
(Chrysobothris). P ’57, 8
(Cyanocitta). J I, 45
(Daenis). P ’64, 106, 269
(Fringilla). P ’05, 778
(Hypochera). P ’05, 778
ultramarinus (Corvus). j iv, 387
(Cyanocorax). P ’51, 216
(Garrulus). j vii, 193; viii,
152... P .47, 2k; 55, 312. J I,
45
(Leptophis). P ’94, 203
ulula (Strix).
(Surnia). P ’90, 130
ulula ge asic (Surnia). P 90, 130;
93,
olubabilie (Erigone). P ’05, 317
Ulva. P 51, 243; ’52, 148; 755, 411,
413; ’63, 96; ’92, 352; 705, 695,
696; 708, 431
ulvae (Planaria). P 57, 24
(Procerodes). P 757, 24
P 58, 258; 66, 310, 311;
83, 35; 704, 468; 708,
Uma.
82, 333;
117
umbella (Bonasa). P ’83, 66
(Metoptoma). P ’66, 267; 89,
292
(Platyceras). P 66, 267; ’89,
292
umbellata (Carex). P ’87, 77
(Chimaphila). P 60, 5125.
1900, 485; 710, 581
(Cieonia). P ’59, 173
(Comandra). j vii, 51. P 760,
200; °10, 545, 548, 562
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
umbellata. Continued.—
(Cupularia). P 78, 305
(Diseoporella). J v, 142
(Dellingeria). P 02, 669
* (Echites). P ’89, 391
(Glycine). j i, 326
(Hydrocotyle). P ’60, 303;
789, 384; ’96, 35; 1900, 668; 702,
655; ’09, 390
(Spraguea). J III, 84
(Strophostyles). P 702, 667;
710, 548, 566
umbellatum (Eriogonum). P ’63, 75
(Lilium). P ’98, 49
(Ornithogalum). P ’60, 201;
92, 169
(Piper). P ’98, 410
umbellatus (Aster). P ’02, 669
(Calochortus). P ’68, 168
= soe gal ee P 60, 512
Umbellifere. j vii, 27. P ’60, 145,
200, 303, 512, 513; ’61, 455; 63,
62; 84, 85; 39, 384; 96, 35; 797,
177; 798, 390, 398, 405; 1900, 668.
J Iii, 89, 181, 184
umbelloides (Bonasa). P 64, 23
umbellularie (Coniothecium). P 95,
433
(Diplodia). P ’95, 433
(Hendersonia). P ’95, 433
umbellus (Bonasa). j iv, 266. P
"53, 385; 64, 23; ’75, 350; 91,
435; °95, 475; ’98, 79
umbellus sabini (Bonasa). P 793,
28, 38, 61; ’03, 6, 15
umbellus togata (Bonasa). P ’93,
28, 38, 61
umbellus umbelloides (Bonasa). P
93, 38
umbellus (Tetrao). j iv, 266; viii,
156. P ’53, 402; °56, 294. J I,
219
umbilicalis (Margarita). P ’98, 486
Umbilicaria. P ’63, 96; 793, 216
umbilicata (Amastra). P ’88, 50
(Cellepora). J V, 134, 145
(Endoptygma). P 776, 302;
793, 221
(Lymnea). P ’91, 320; ’60,
18; °72, 102
(Multiporina). J V, 145
(Mytilicardia). P ’72, 256
umbilicata livida (Nerita). P 708,
555
umbilicata (Niso). P ’79, 224
(Paludina). P '56,109. J
VI, 117
(Partula). P 75, 244-247;
85, 211. J IX, 46, 61, 109
(Pasithea). P 748, 103; 79,
219; °84, 104
(Peperomia). P ’98, 398
1357
umbilicata. Continued.
(Reptocelleporaria).
145
(Rotella). P
570; 782, 171
(Umbonium). P ’62, 570
(Valsa). P ’77, 124; ’78, 86
umbilicatum (Helicoceras). P ’60,
J V, 134,
48, 105; 62,
185, 421; ’61, 419, 427
umbilicatus (Baridius). P ’68, 363
(Euomphalus). P ’60, 462
(Gissocrinus). P ’79, 314
(Nautilus). J I, 213
(Phorus). P ’54, 169; ’76, 302
(Turrilites). P 758, 56; 760,
185, 421
Umbla. P ’84, 68
umbonaria (Cyprina). P ’61, 33
umbonata (Cyrena). P ’60, 286
(Euryeelon). P 65, 33
(Goniobasis). P ’64, 3; 65,
33. P VI, 150
(Lingula). P ’88, 226
(Orthis). j viii, 264
(Spheriola}. P ’05, 14
(Teichospora). P ’90, 242
umbonatum (Eurycelon). J VI, 150
(Lepton). P ’72, 228
umbonatus (Carpocrinus). P ’81, 282
(Habroecrinus). P ’81, 282
(Inoceramus). P 58, 50; 60,
428; 61, 422, 424; ’62, 21
(Omorgus). P ’54, 214. J
?
(Tetraopes). J II, 156; IV, 26
Umboniide. P ’62, 570
Umbonis. P 796, 318, 322
Umbonium. P ’62, 570; ’79, 211. J
VIII, 368
Umbra. P ’77, 44; 783, 132; 785,
12; 710, 601, 602. J VI, 242
umbra (Agama). j vi, 13, 37
(Iguana). j vi, 13
(Scizna). P ’92, 269
umbraculifera (Sabal). P
umbraculum (Orthis). P
89, 358
60, 127
(Orthosina). P 758, 10-26;
59, 11 ’
(Streptorhynchus). P ’65, 117
umbrans (Unio). J IV, 72
umbrata (Erythrodiplax). P 708,
487-490
(Zaporina). P ’94, 144
umbratile (Trichostoma). P ’99, 48
umbratilis (Alburnus).
(Bathyphantes). P
(Erigone). P ’92, 45;
(Minnilus). P ’77, 80
(Napothera). P
(Notropis). P 710, 291
umbratilis ardens (Notropis). P 08,
545; 710, 292
05, 317
1358
umbratilis lythrurus (Notropis). P
10, 292
umbratilis (Rhinomyias).
umbratilis richmondi
P ’02, 686
umbratus (Acanthurus).
(Lasius). P ’03, 493; ’04, 642
(Ochthedromus). P 757, 5
(Pristoscelis). P ’66, 350, 352
Umbrella. P 55, 257; ’96, 453; 704,
338, 341-355, 377, 380, 385, 392,
699; ’07, 528. J IX, 145
umbretta (Scopus). P 757, 39, 174
umbria (Motacilla). j iv, 192
(Sylvia). j iv, 193
Umbride. P ’83, 132. J VI, 208
umbrifer (Murex). P ’48, 102; ’62,
560; ’82, 168, 169
Umbrina. P 754, 148; ’58, 167; ’61,
86, 88; ’62, 17, 257, 331; ’63, 31;
92, 269; ’97, 115; 798, 339, 342;
99, 357; ’05, 501
P ’02, 686
(Rhinomyias).
P ’82, 304
umbrina (Melandrya). P ’46, 55.
J I, 99
(Zapornia). P ’56, 254; 94,
144; ’99, 42
Umbrine. P ’62, 17
umbrinum (Enteridium). P ’89, 158
(Schizophyllum). J II, 277
umbrinus (Ascomys). P ’52, 162;
"75, 137
(Geomys). P
332; °75, 137
(Grypiscus). J VI, 206
(Polyporus). J III, 211
(Pseudostoma). P ’75, 137
(Serropalpus). P 746, 55
(Thomomys). P ’55, 332; 67,
135; ’75, 135, 137
umbrosa (Achatinella). P ’95, 239
(Amastra). P ’95, 229
(Cyprinella). P ’56, 197; 710,
280
(Lepidopsetta). P 762, 330;
4, 196
52, 162; 55,
6
(Limnea). P
149
(Sapromyza).
umbrostigma (Julis).
umbrostygma (Ichthycallus).
206; 782, 275
umbrosum (Lycopodium). P ’58, 122
60, 155; ’63,
P °95, 338
P 63, 206
P 63,
umbrosus (Actinocrinus). P_ ’69,
159; '79, 241
(Cathartes). P ’74, 1513; 775,
271
(Esox). P65, 79; *77, 69;
83, 1382; °85, 369
(Lampsilis). P ’03, 788
(Platichthys). P 756, 186;
64, 196
(Pleuronectes). P ’64, 196
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
umbrosus. Continued.
(Pompilus). P ’96, 550
(Psettichthys). P ’62, 330
(Strotocrinus). P ’69, 159;
79, 241; ’81, 323
(Teleiocrinus). P ’81, 323
(Unio). P 56, 95; 57, 32..
J III, 311; IV, 73; VI, 326
(Vultur). P 75, 271
umbrovirens (Phyllopneuste). P 759,
4
(Sylvia). P ’59, 40
Umma. P ’01, 134
una (Clausilia). P ’01, 656;
379; 704, 817
(Uca). P ’50, 24
unadilla (Anodonta). P ’59, 177
(Strophitus). P ’53, 263
unalasce nanus (Turdus). P ’83, 60:
uneata (Colombellina). J VIII, 316
Cylindrella). P ’98, 275
tr ete). P 93, 379
(Lycosa). P’ 08, 209
(Pardusa). P ’08, 165, 209
uncatula (Pardosa). P ’09, 219
uncatus (Pugnellus). J VIII, 315,
316
(Strombus). J IV, 284; VIII,
316
Uncia. P 79, 169, 170, 173; ’95,.
448; °96, 392. J XI, 240-249, 280.
02,
unciale (Pleurocera). P ’63, 316;
65, 20, 21, 25
(Trypanostoma). P ’72, 113
uncialis (Melania). P ’63, 316
uncifera (Polygyra). P ’03, 202;
06, 533, 540
uncigera (Caracolla). P 710, 506
(Helix). P ’10, 506
(Labyrinthus). P 710, 506
uncigera chiriquensis (Labyrinthus) .
P 710, 506
uncigera (Pleurodonte).
506
uncigera chiriquensis (Pleurodonte)..
P 710, 506
uncigerus (Spirobolus).
67, 129
uncinata (Chorizanthe). P
J I, 167
(Difflugia). P ’74, 227; ’78, 173
(Pedicularis). P
(Pyrgocorypha). P 705, 45, 54
(Tetrix). P 704, 660
uncinati-costa (Seala). J VIII, 201
(Sealaria). J VIII, 201
uncinatum (Choanopoma). P_ 84,
211
(Hypnum). P 96;
P 1900,.
P °10, 502,.
P 64, 155
48, 17.
; 63, 93,
217. J III, 203
uncinatum (Triceratium).
728
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
uncinatus (Cymindis). P
J I, 23
?
(Echinoeactus). P ’83, 84
(Eupomatus). P ’10, 498
(Lanius). P ’85, 96
(Systolederus). P ’04, 662
— (Cheilospirura). P ’90,
(Spiroptera). P ’90, 412
a ji, 388. P ’88, 333; 701,
47, 200.
Uncirostrum. P ’64, 273, 274
uncivittata (Cicindela). P ’08, 505-
507
unctus (Diplodactylus). P 63, 102;
66, 312
unecum RePiktyecras, P 66, 264;
790, 170, 180
uneus (Ancyloceras). P 58, 56;
60, 420
(Gryphodobatis). J VIII, 249
(Sealpellum). P ’08, 107
(Seaphiocrinus). P ’69, 138
(Smilium). P ’08, 107
undabundus (Inoceramus). P_ ’62,
26
undata (Amastra). P ’95, 230
psig P 72, 247; 788, 332
Baena). P ’71, 229; ’72, 162
(Bothriocera). P ’07, 484
(Cicada). j vi, 314
(Corbis). P 748, 98
(Cyclina). P ’72, 248
(Distenia). J II, 37, 106
(Lucina). P ’72, 84
(Mantis). P ’01 287;
(Marpissa). P ’04, 139
toma): P 65, 131; ’89,
(Micrommata). P
704, 320; 709, 553
(Nerita). P 705, 292
(Nitidula). P 44, 107
(Ocyale). P ’90, 432; 92, 73;
702, 584; 03, 91; 704, 320; 09,
553
(Oxystyla). P ’10, 518
(Perigonia). J IV, 138
160, pane cl ¥ 56, 81. 283;
03, 717
02, 584;
(Pisaurina). P 1900, 537; 704,
136
(Popa). P ’01, 287; ’03, 718
(Psychotria). P ’89, 386; ’05,
700; ’09, 486
(Tringa). P ’61, 183
undatum (Buccinum). j vi, 120. P
92, 328
(Sistrum). P 705, 292
undatus (Byrrhus). P 744, 117;
54, 115
(Clytus). J II, 27, 104
undatus. Continued.
(Galeopithecus). P 702, 135
(Heterocerus).
(Liguus). P ’89, 208
(Orthalicus). P ’60, 152; ’73,
251; °75, 155, 229; ’91, 318
(Polyporus). J III, 211
(Stenocorus). J I, 106
(Unio). P 753, 253, 259, 266;
54, 248. J V, 441
undecemdentatus (Cancer). ji, 59
undecimalis (Centropomus). P ’61,
48; °79, 153; ’81, 114; ’97, 103
(Sciena). P ’97, 103
undecimeostata (Scala). J VIII, 198
undecimlineata (Chrysomela). P 73,
47
undecimspinosa (Arcania). P 791,
216
undecimtubereulata (Epeira). P ’03,
341; 704, 121, 130
undecimvariolata (Mahadiva). P ’09,
212
undiferus (Productus).
undina (Aptenodytes). P
205
(Eudyptes). P ’72, 207
(Eudyptila). P ’72, 207
undinus (Spheniscus). P ’72, 179
undivaga (Lampsilis). P ’09, 536
undosa (Achatinella). P ’88, 27
(Hombronia). P ’57, 196
(Lithasia). P ’63, 320
(Melania). P ’63, 320
undula (Cyclas). P 754, 30
(Lucina). P ’48, 101; ’62, 577
(Spirillum). P ’77, 147
undularia (Lucina). P ’72, 86
undulata (Agama). j i, 406; vi, 13,
37
(Alasmodonta). P ’96, 505
(Ameiva).P ’62, 62; ’65, 197
(Anas). P 05, 761
(Anodonta). P ’53, 263; 757,
18; ’72, 98. J IV, 46, 50; V, 450
J II, 9, 22
"72, 176,.
(Anomala). P °44, 140
(Astarte). j iv, 150; vi, 212.
P '48, 96; ’62, 578; ’67, 139; 771,
130; ’80, 21, 24; ’82, 155, 186;
86, 351. J IX, 122
(Bitoma). P 744, 110
(Coccinella). j iv, 92
(Crassatella). j iv, 142. P
743, 328; °48, 98; ’62, 578; ’67,
139; °72, 50, 251; °78, 303; 780,
21; ’82, 155; ’98, 419
(Cyathodonta). P ’49, 156
(Diseoplea). P ’90, 139
(Eburnella). P ’88, 37
(Helogale). P ’96, 543
(Kellia). P ’72, 232
(Lacerta). j vi, 13
1360
undulata. Continued.
(Lestes). j viii, 35
(Loxia). P ’64, 252
(Lueidella). P 710, 525
(Margarita). P 765, 62
(Margaritana). P ’60, 17;
61, 399; ’72, 102; 794, 30 ee
(Megara). i 163, 308; ’65, 19
(Melania). P ’63, 308; 765,
19; 96, 496
’(Mierohyla). P 02, 186
(Mordella). P 45, 316; ’62,
47
(Muscicapa). P ’67, 218
(Nitidula). jv, 179
(Panopea). J VIII, 282, 317
(Peltandra). P ’95, 287-290;
"97, 104
’(Perea). P 63, 31
(Porzana). P 794, 145
iohs ot P. TS, STO; #79,
aes pee grisea (Quercus). P
undulata (Radiolites). P ’54, 172
(Raja). P ’92, 240
(Seolopax). P 756, 40
(Strophitus). J V, 450
(Suecinea). P ’60, 151
(Synedra). P ’61, 70
(Tritonidea). P ’04, 19
(Umbrina). P 54, 148; ’61,
89
(Unio). j i, 459
undulatella (Nephopteryx). P ’60,
205
undulatum (Bembidium). P ’57, 5
(Colydium). P 44, 111
(Himantidium). P ’65, 12, 18
(Margaritana). P ’61, 310
undulatum var. wrighti (Quercus). P
98, 311
undulatum (Pleurocera). P 63, 308;
65, 19; ’96, 497
undulatum moniliferum (Pleurocera).
P ’96, 498
undulatum nobile (Pleurocera). P
96, 498
undulatum (Rheum). j i, 27, 37
. (Triceratium). P ’61, 65; ’90,
139; 1900, 731
undulatus (Actinoptychus).
136; 98, 423
undulatus var. halionyx (Actinopty-
P 90,
ehus). P ’90, 136
undulatus (Ancylus). P ’70, 57
(Aster). PP ’60, 514; 1900,
484; ’10, 576
undulatus triangularis (Aster). P
1900, 484
undulatus (Athous). P ’66, 391
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
undulatus. Continued.
(Atropos). P 759, 340; ’65,
195
(Balistapus). P ’99, 496. J
XII, 547
(Balistes). P ’99, 496
(Buceros). P 767, 216; ’02, 676
(Carduus). P ’92, 359
undulatus var. douglasii (Carduus).
P 92, 360
undulatus var. megacephalus (Car-
duus). P ’92, 360
undulatus var. nevadensis (Carduus).
P 792, 361
undulatus (Chloropharus). P 55,
416
(Circotettix). P ’02, 722; 704,
569; ’06, 393; ’08, 391; 709, 113,
154
AO Sor Soe P 54,16. J I, 27,
_,(Gnemidophors). P 754, 94;
62
" Ccuasllabros): P 82, 274
(Deltodus). J IX, 435
(Dermestes). j v, 186
(Elater). P ’66, 391
(Hydroporus). j iii, 154. P
55, 291, 293
(Labrus). P ’82, 306
(Menticirrhus). P ’61, 89; ’81,
114; 62, 17
(Micropogon). P ’61, 89; ’63,
31; °77, 210
(Notoxus). j v, 174’
(Polyporus). J III, 208 |.
(Rhytidoceros). P ’02, 676
(Rynchenus). j iii, 315
(Sceloporus). P ’60, 72; 793,
384; ’95, 382, 386; 703, 540. J
IX, 391
undulatus consobrinus (Sceloporus).
P. 703, 540
undulatus thayeri (Sceloporus). P
783, 23, 27
undulatus (Strophitus). P 753, 263
(Telephorus). P 751, $41
(Tillus). jv, 174
(Tropidolepis). P 756, 237
(Umbrina). P ’62, 17
(Unio). P 753, 260, 261, 266;
58, 13; 760, 19; 77, 28’; 92, 131;
96, 505. J IV, 48, "929: ¥, 417
undulifera (Terebra). J VIII, 329
undulosa (Daremma). J IV, 186
(Grammatophora). P ’53, 431
undulosum (Paspalum). P ’86, 286
undulosus (Serranus). P ’65, 105
unedo (Clanculus). P ’01, 200
unernak (Ophidium). P ’63, 262
Ungalia. P ’68, 128-130
ungava (Evotomys). P ’98, 363
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 1361
ungerni (Baerocrinus}. P 786, 119,
) Sees
Ungualia. P ’71, 218; ’93, 429;
- 431, 436
unguicula (Terebratula). P ’77,
94
155
(Terebratulina). P ’73, 180;
"17, 155
unguiculata (Acrida). P ’01, 370
(Lestes). P ’62, 382, 385, 401;
93, 379
(Salamandra). J III, 356
(Tryxalis). P ’01, 370
(Urocoptis). P ’98, 277
unguiferus (Pecten). J VIII, 3
unguiforme (Spherium). P ’60,
unguiformis ( (Crepidula). P ’48,
71, 141; ’82, 167, 168; ’84,
(Cyelas). P ’60, 301
is (Omalonyx). P ’74, 44
(Terebratula). P ’73, 191
unguiseati (Pithecolobium). P
375
ungula (Area). P ’54, 170
(Belosepia). P 790, 394;
116-130. J IV, 376
(Hemiaster). P ’05, 7
: (Sepia). P ’60,3824, JIV,
ereet): j viii, 224.
05,
Ptecebretula): P 773, 193
is (Colymbetes). P ’62,
Ungulata. P ’75, 258
21
301
98 ;
12;
89,
95,
376
F
521 |
ungulata (Seudderia). P 704, 543
(Sesarma). P ’80, 218
ungulatus (Lemmus). P ’74, 196
(Mytilus). J VIII, 335
Ungulina. P ’72, 92
ay | (Astarte). P 748, 96;
* (Diplodonta). P ’57, 166
(Mysia). P ’86, 58; ’90, 4
90,
02
Ungulinide. P ’62, 577; 81, 425
uniangularis (Goniatites). viii, 268
uniarticulatus (Rhodocrinus). P
386
781,
unica (Rhynchonella). P ’65, 122
unicale (Pleurocera). P 96, 498
Unieardium. P ’87, 53
unicarinata (Pseudoliva). P 795,
unicarinatus (Actinocrinus). P
243; ’81, 320
unicinata (Pantelia). P ’04, 660
145
78,
unicincta (Columba). P 759, 148;
99, 37
(Larra). P ’95, 268
(Nassa). jv, 211
unicinctus (Antenor). P ’75, 91
(Craxirex). P ’66, 49; ’70,
(Faleo). P 53, 453; 75,
(Morphinus). P 53, 453;
84
86
142
89
55,
unicinetus harrissi (Parabuteo). P
92, 105; 05, 689
unicinctus (Stizus). P ’95, 266, 268
unicolor (Akentetus). P ’06, 364
(Amblyospiza). P ’05, 780
(Anoplium). J II, 15
(Aphelocoma). P ‘91, 444;
99, 34
(Astata). P ’93, 539, 541
(Atrachelacris). P ’07, 186
(Boédon). P ’60, 261
(Boros). i v, 238
(Bulimulus). P 710, 503
(Buteo). P 775, 97
(Byturus). j iii, 197
(Calosoma). P ’73, 322
(Campylorhynchus). P 56, 264
(Cantharis). P ’53, 344
(Cerambyx). J II, 110, 177
(Ceratinopsis). P 705, 317,
341, 342
(Chrysophrys). P 1900, 502
(Cloe). P ’62, 380, 401
unicolor amelis (Collocalia). P 706,
180, 186, 193, 194, 197
unicolor unicolor (Collocalia). P 706,
180, 192, 193, 195
unicolor (Elaphidion). J II, 15
(Eremopedes). P ’07, 64, 74
(Euenemis). P ’52, 49
(Evarthrus). P 73, 319. J
II, 230
’ (Feronia). J II, 230
(Gymnosarda). P ’04, 760
(Gymnothorax). P ’92, 248
(Heteropelma). P ’99, 208
(Hirundo). P ’06, 192
(Hypoplectrus). P ’97, 106
unicolor aberrans (Hypoplectrus). P
97, 106
ee ae (Hypoplectrus). P
unicolor re (Hypoplectrus). P
unicolor a (Hypoplectrus). P
unicolor (Icterus). P ’66, 11
: (Ischnomera). P 746, 54; 754,
22
(Ischnoptera). P ’07, 25; 710,
436, 437, 439
(Lomvia). P ’68, 69
(Loxoseeles). P ’01, 571
(Lycodon). P ’61, 297
a a samme, P 45, 272;
‘(Lypornix). P 60, 135
(Mastacembelus). P 705, 489.
J XI, 501
(Mordellistena). P ’62, 50
(Mygale). P ’88, 76
(Necydalis). P ’46, 54
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1362
unicolor. Continued.
(Nitidula). j v, 188
(Noctilio). P ’54, 191
(Nosodendron). P ’54, 113
(Ornithomyia). P ’94, 281
(Orthosoma). J II, 177
(Perea). P ’97, 106
(Philodromus). P ’92, 61
(Photopsis). P ’02, 737
unicolor geospizopsis (Phrygilus). P
99, 307
unicolor (Phyllostoma). P ’57, 174
(Platamodes). P ’10, 437
(Pyrenestes). P ’05, 780
(Sciara). j vi, 158
(Scineus). j v, 156, 221; vi, 12
(Scomber). P ’62, 126
(Seotothorus). P ’99, 209
(Sparosomus). P 1900, 502
(Stenaspis). P ’73, 336
(Stenocorus). J II, 15
(Stenolophus). P ’68, 377
(Sterna). P ’94, 116
(Stizocera). J II, 15
(Strangalia). J I, 330
(Rhanis). P 53, 360
unicolor equinus (Rusa). P ’02, 132
unicolor (Thynnus). P ’62, 125
(Triplax). P ’54, 162
(Tritoma). j v, 300. P 754,
162. J I, 71
(Trypoxylon). P ’93, 477
(Unio). P ’53, 259
(Uria). P ’68, 8, 69, 72
(Xenopeltis). P ’02, 178
unicoloroides (Campylorhynchus). P
"56, 264
unicorn (Tmeticus). P
unicorne (Buecinum).
(Cyrtoceras). P ’63, 23
(Monoceras). J VIII, 328
unicornis (Actinocrinus). P _ ’68,
345; ’81, 354
(Chetodon). P 1900, 513
(Chama). P ’72, 118
(Delorrhipus). P ’05, 306, 328
(Doryerinus). P 68, 345; 78,
264; ’81, 354; ’85, 336
(Monoceros). P 1900, 513
(Tmeticus). P ’05, 306
unicornus (Actinocrinus). J II, 67
unicostatus (Actinocrinites). P ’69,
154
unicum (Buccinum). P 705, 102;
07, 244
unicus (Poteriocrinus). P ’79, 232,
337
(Seaphiocrinus). P
337
unidens (Pontonia). P ’79, 422
unidentata (Dromia). P ’58, 225
(Leucosia). P ’91, 216
79, 232,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
unidentata. Continued.
(Philyra). P ’58, 160
(Stylodonta). P ’10, 664
unifascialis (Linckia). P ’89, 172
unifascialis var. bifascialis (Linckia).
P 04, 596
(Phataria).
unifasciata (Biddulphia).
697
(Melolontha). j v, 199
(Seala). J VIII, 198
unifasciatus (Bulimulus). P 796,
397, 439; 1900, 89
(Bulimus). P ’96, 439
(Clerus). jv, 176
(Dolichopus). j iii, 85
(Hemiramphus). P ’70, 119;
77, 212, 214; ’81, 120; ’84, 99,
221-224; ’97, 97
(Hyporhamphus). P ’97, 97;
118
P 04, 696
P 1900,
99,
(Leptothorax). P ’03, 220 ©
(Nesiotus). P ’96, 439
(Nesiotes). P ’96, 439
(Omphalostyla). P 96, 439
uniflora (Aphyllon). P ’60, 200;
1900, 490
(Campanula). P ’63, 70; 93,
211. J III, 182, 194
(Clintonia). P ’68, 174
(Crategus). P ’05, 654
(Eugenia). P ’89, 381
(Gymnoeaulis). J I, 180
(Helianthella). P ’63, 65
(Lychnis). J_III, 189
(Moneses). P 763, 70; ’84,
88; ’92, 374
(Monotropa). P ’60, 303; 784,
31; '92, 373; 1900, 485, 490
(Pyrola). P ’63, 70
(Saxifraga). J III, 192
(Sclerolepis). P ’07, 455
uniflorum (Aphyllon). P ’81, 160;
87, 154
(Cerastium). J III, 189
(Erigeron). P 63, 64; ’95, 544
uniflorus (Calochortus). P ’68, 168
(Helianthus). j vii, 37
(Loranthus). P ’89, 407
unifolia (Achroanthes). P 710, 580
unifoliolata (Hosackia). P ’63, 352
Unifolium. P ’07, 456
uniforme (Lonchodus). P ’04, 42
(Phasma). P ’04, 42
uniformis (Acrolophitus). P ’06,
363
(Ancylonycha). P ’73, 330. J
RE Bi
III, 245
(Bruchus).
39
(Ceuthophilus). P 702, 725;
09, 114, 171
P 58, 77.
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
uniformis. Continued.—~
(Dixippus). P ’04, 41, 42
(Mesoleptus). P ’94, 189
(GEdipina). P ’69, 102. J
96
(Sanguinolites). P ’62, 414
(Seyllina). P ’06, 42
(Sthenalanella). P 710, 3$1
uniguttata (Altica).
(Nitidula). P 744, 106
unilamellata (Patula).
409
(Pitys). P ’73, 235. J VIII,
388
unilateralis (Cucullea).
unilineata (Nitidula).
(Odostomia). P
_ (Terebra). P
168, 169
unilineatum (Cerithium).
unilineatus (Onychocephalus).
302
unilirata (Turbonilla).
165, 173
unimacula (Agrotis).
unimaculata (Bathyphantes).
45
P 66, 261
j v, 182
73, 227
62, 565; 82,
P 748, 98
oad;
P 99, 146,
P 75, 59
P 92,
(Chrysiptera). J XII, 535
(Galumna). P ’06, 490 :
(Perea). P ’97, 112
unimaculatum (Lophocarenum). P
92, 35
(Thallasoma).
unimaculatus (Archosargus).
112
P ’98, 343
P 97,
(Argyreiosus). P 762, 436;
63, 83
(Balistes). P ’82, 309
(Chetodon). P 1900, 512
(Diplocephalus). P 705, 306
(Lophoearenum). P 705, 306
unimarginata (Mabuia). P ’62, 186,
187
Unio. j ii, 79; v, 130; viii, 178, 201.
P 41, 18, 104, 177, 215, 216; °45,
280; °46, 16, 75; °49, 152; 50,
10; °51, 225; ’52, 52, 54, 199;. ’53,
243, 244, 264, 368, 376; 754, 4, 6,
237, 249; °55, 256; 56, 92, 103,
114, 117, 213, 259, 262, 279; 757,
17, 31, 83, 101, 123, 145, 169; ’58,
13, 40, 43, 52, 114, 118, 135, 165;
59, 112, 151, 170, 177, 187, 281,
329, 331; ’60, 3, 17, 19, 51, 85, 88-
92, 130, 155, 305, 312, 418, 432;
61, 38, 57, 59, 255, 310, 391, 398,
432, 433; ’62, 168, 176; 63, 189,
212; ’64, 108, 113, 285; ’65, 75,
88; 66, 33, 133; 67, 81; ’68, 94,
143, 150, 160, 161, 163; ’69, 124;
"71, 182, 188-193; °’72, 106, 108,
155; ‘73, 422; °75, 255; ’77, 26;
J VALI, 388, |
1365
78, 273, 274; ’80, 348; ’83, 58;
788, 113, 123; °92, 131, 339; 794,
30; 796, 488, 500-506, 567; 1900,
76-85; ’03, 788; ’04, 336, 342, 347,
358, 388, 694, 697, 699, 714; 05,
750; ’07, 525, 528; ’09, 532. J I,
275; II, 295-298; III, 289-315;
IV, 44-95, 191-224, 239-273, 327-
361, 367-372; V, 53-103, 187-209,
377-445; VI, 5-24, 32-63, 249-325;
VII, 13; VIII, 5-69, 335; X, 19,
26, 47, 452, 491; XI, 19, 22, 64,
123, 310, 323; XII, 11, 14, 17, 19,
27, 29, 38, 54, 56, 58, 61, 69, 109,
112, 113; XIII, 89, 95, 177, 263,
399, 551
unio (Eudryas).
uniocellata (Xirichthys).
Uniola. P 762, 99, 337;
04, 611
unioloides (Bromus). P
09, 489
(Cyperus). P ’98, 383
Uniomerus. P 753, 268. J II,
Uniones. P ’60, 3; 61, 57
Unionide. j vii, 178. P 53, 267;
60, 3, 418, 432; ’61, 310,
66, 33; 794, 30; ’96,. 487,
506, 567; 1900, 74; ’03, 788;
749; 706, 174, 529; ’09, 532. J
Ill, 289; IV, 43, 191; V,
377; VI, 5, 113, 249, 303;
unionides (Cyrena). P ’60, 286
unioniformis (Cyrena). P ’60, 286
uniopsis (Area). P 705, 9. J IT,
275
(Barbatia).
unios (Ceratoptera).
VIII, 248
uniplicata (Amastra). P ’88, 50
(Strobilops). P ’92, 404
(Volva). P ’71, 130; ’78, 302
uniplicate (Auriculella). P ’88, 15
unipunctata (Cassida). j iii, 434
(Cicindella). P 743, 295
(Ixodes). P ’90, 280
(Physonota). P ’73, 77
(Striatella). P ’61, 71
unirufus (Lipangus). P ’60, 143
uniserialis (Ophichthys). P ’99, 332
unispicata (Danthonia). P ’63, 78
unispinosa (Ocypoda). P ’80, 186
(Somileptes). P ’82, 282
unispinus (Actinocrinus). P ’81, 354
(Doryerinus). P ’68, 345; ’81,,
354
unistriatus (Trox). P 754, 215
unisuleata (Alea). P ’68, 18
(Pleurotomaria).
(Utamania). P
unisuleatus (Geomys).
Unisuleus. P ’89, 33:
P 75, 49
P 63, 224
89, 362;
91, 308;
J IV, 276
P 76, 86. J
1364
unita (Peecopteris). P ’60, 440
uniteniata (Piabucina). P ’76, 337
uniteniatus (Erythrinus). P ’06, 293
(Hoplerythrinus). P ’03, 508
unitus (Polyporus). J III, 212
univittata (Trypanostoma). P ’64,
112. J VI, 145
univittatus (Apodichthys). P ’81,
114, 119
(Chrysops). P ’95, 321
(Plageoneurus). P ’95, 328
(Polyeyrtus). P ’73, 142, 148
(Tarsostenus). P 773, 334
Unzela. J IV, 127, 134
Upeneoides. P ’97, 71; 1900, 520.
J XII, 530
Upeneus. P ’62, 256; ’63, 168; 782,
306; ’85, 149, 152; ’97, 99; ’99,
118; 1900, 520, 526; ’06, 487
Uperocrinus. P ’65, 153; ’81, 336
Uperodon. J VI, 193
Uperotis. P ’61, 323; ’62, 455, 461,
474
upiformis (Spondylis). J IT, 99
Upis. P ’60, 316
uplandia (Crategus). P ’05, 585,
594
upolense (Opeas). P ’05, 786
upolensis (Bulimus). P ’79, 19; ’87,
131. J VIII, 393; 1X, 43
(Cyclophorus). P ’87, 148
(Helicopsis). P ’87, 124
(Helix). P ’87, 124
(Microcystis). P ’87, 124
(Nanina). P ’87, 124
upolensis var. oneataensis (Nanina).
P ’87, 124
upolensis (Obeliscus). P ’87, 131
(Ostodes). P ’87, 148
(Partula). P ’85, 222; ’87, 134
(Stenogyra). P ’79, 19; ’87,
131. J VIII, 393; IX, 43
Upselonphorus. P ’61, 111, 113
upsilon (Trimorphodon). J VIII,
131
Upupa. P 705, 764
Upupide. P ’05, 764
uracantha (Loricaria).
Urachne. P ’63, 78
Uracis. P 708, 487, 489, 490
Ureginthus. P ’05, 778
ureum (Lepidodendron). P ’60, 520
P 76, 338
Ureus. P ’60, 508
ureus (Tretosphys). P ’69, 7, 8.
J VII, 435
uralense (Syrnium). P ’90, 127
uralense fuscescens (Syrnium). P
90, 127
uralensis (Astragalus). P ’98, 22
(Oxytropis). j vii, 18
(Sitta).. P ’58, 195
(Strix). P ’64, 238
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INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Uralepis. P ’62, 89, 93, 335
Uralepsis. P ’62, 333
Uralite. P ’97, 437; 448
urania (Augochlora). P 1900, 361
Uranidea. P ’65, 82; ’77, 62, 88;
83, 152, 162; ’85, 411. J VI,
208, 225, 240, 245
Uraninite. P ’80, 292; ’92, 194
Uraniscodon. P ’96, 463
uraniscoptyx (Clausilia). P ’05, 739;
07, 503, 506
(Hemiphedusa). P ’05, 739
(Heterozaptyx). P ’05, 739
Uranite. P ’55, 284; ’77, 251
Uranium. P ’90, 83
Uranochre. P ’92, 176, 193
uranochroa (Hyla). J VIII, 94, 103
Uranoplosus. P ’94, 65. J IX, 445
uranops (Phenacobius). P ’67, 96.
J VI, 227, 240
uranoscopa (Synanceia).
Uranoseopi. P ’61, 45
Uranoscopide. P ’89, 258; 92, 272;
97, 82; ’07, 442
Uranoscopine. P ’61, 111
Uranoseopoide. P ’61, 111
Uranoscopus. P 758, 129; ’60, 21;
761, 109, 111, 515; 762, 501; 789,
259-265; ’92, 272; ’97, 82
uranoscopus (Macrochirichthys). P
05, 488
(Polyeaulus). P
(Pusichthys).
(Trachicephalus).
Uranotile.. P ’80, 292
Uraptera. P ’62, 282
Uraspis. P ’83, 284
urazi (Phasma). P ’04, 95
urbana (Anthophora). P ’78, 188
urbica (Hirundo). j iv, 257
urbicum (Chenopodium). P ’60, 513
urceolata (Campanularia). P ’76,
P 97, 81
97, 81
P ’82, 281
P 97, 81
210, 215
(Cellepora). J V, 129
(Difflugia). P ’77, 307; ’87, 31
(Trachelomonas). P ’05, 668, 671
urceolatus (Clymene). J III, 145
ureeus (Strombus). P ’05, 292
Urcinella. P 758, 199
Uredinee. P ’93, 152
urediniformis (Monilia).
Uredo. J II, 281, 282
Urellia. P 795, 337
urens (Mucuna). P ’89, 378
(Sida). P ’89, 366 —
(Urtica). P ’60, 513
Uria. j viii, 158. P ’62, 323; 763,
126; ’68, 3-9, 14, 28-81; ’69, 205,
211; ’92, 146, 152; ’93, 22, 30; 795,
504; ’98, 129, 140; ’99, 17; 1900, 6
Urichthys. P ’82, 274
urichthys (Malacanthus). J XII, 549
P 93, 461
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
urii (Bellerophon). P ’88,-235; ’91,
255. J Ii, 75——
(Euphemus). P ’88, 235
urile (Phalacrocorax). P ’98, 137.
J IX, 401
Urine. P ’68, 7, 8, 14
Urinator. P ’62, 227; ’93, '22, 29,
60; 95, 465, 502; ’98, 126
urinator (Colymbus). P ’62, 230
(Dolomedes). P ’92, 73; 1900,
538; °02, 586; ’03, 92, 654; 704,
314, 317, 319
Urinatores. P 69, 200, 203;
495
Urinatoride. P ’95, 465; ’98, 126
urinatrix (Haladroma). P ’66, 190
(Peleeanoides). P ’66, 190,
193, 197
(Procellaria). P 66, 190, 193,
195
98,
(Puffinuria). P ’66, 189, 190
Uripheton. P ’62, 236; ’82, 273
urna (Phialocrinus). P ’79, 341
(Poteriocrinus). P ’79, 341
(Seytalocrinus). P ’79, 341
Urnabella. J IX, 15
urneformis (Acrocrinus). P ’85, 347
(Actinocrinus). P ’81, 347
(Batocrinus). P ’68, 352; ’81,
(Eretmocrinus).
Urnatella. P ’51, 321;
192; 58, 1; ’70, 100, 113;
P ’81, 347
54, 191,
83,
204; ’84, 29, 218, 282; 91, 352. J
TX, 5-16
urniformis (Periechocrinus). P
328
(Saceocrinus). P ’85, 328
Uroearis. P ’60, 39; ’78, 330; 779,
424
Urocissa. P ’91, 441, 442
Urococeyx. P ’02, 678
Uroconger. P ’97, 61
Urocoptide. P 98, 283, 476; 1900,
564, 571; ’03, 765; ’05, 213; 09,
512; 7°10, 117, 518
Urocoptis. P ’98, 267, 270-284; 1900,
550; °03, 194; 710, 518
Urocordylus. P ’68, 211, 214
Urocrotalon. P 59, 336, 338
Uroeyelus. P 75, 147
Urocyon. P 79, 179, 185; °94, 218,
304; 95, 42; '96, 199; ’97, 31,
220; ’99, 276-280; ’04, 579; 05,
679
Urodela. P ’56, 6, 235, 252; 759,
122; 60, 486, 494; ’66, 300; 768,
209, 256, 259, 299; ’74, 120; ’92,
331; 794, 194; ’08, 126. J VIII, 96
85,
Urodelea. P ’01, 503
Urodera. P ’73, 27, 28
Uroderma. P 1900, 756-758
1365
urogalli (Cupressocrinus). P 786, 105
urogalloides (Tetrao). P ’64, 23
Urogallus. P ’02, 403
Uroleuca. P ’91, 443
Uroloncha. P ’99, 43; 702, 688
Urolophus. P ’63, 173; ’97, 93; 710,
473
Uromacer. P ’68, 127
Uromastix. P 54, 102; ’68, 252,
283, 299; °87, 359; 96, 462
Uromyces. P 93, 155
Uronautes. P ’76, 345
Uronectes. P ’84, 181
uronemus (Polynemus). P ’61, 276
Uronyx. P ’59, 7 :
Uropeltide. P ’64, 230
urophasianellus (Tetrao). P ’61, 362;
62, 403
urophasianus (Centrocercus).
23; ’66, 40, 94; ’08, 96
(Tetrao). j viii, 156. J I, 219
Urophora. P ’94, 280
urophthalmus (Heros). P ’03, 349
(Ophicephalus). J XII, 531
Urophycis. P ’63, 230, 240; °77, 206;
98, 347; 710, 602
urophylla (Dipladenia).
Uropoda. P ’04, 145
Uropsetta. P ’62, 330; ’64, 196, 198
Uropsophus. P ’59, 336, 338
Uropterygius. P ’09, 407
uropygialis (Cassicus). P ’60, 139;
67, 64
P 64,
P °58, 129
,
(Centurus). P ’54, 120; ’59,
301; °66, 54; ’68, 82; ’05, 681
(Chrysomitris). P ’65, 91
(Colloealia). P ’06, 181, 203
(Melanerpes). P ’92, 116
Urosalpinx. P ’82, 168, 171, 173,
175; 788, 170, 332; 790, 46; ’91,
51; ’92, 328; ’97, 297; ’98, 417;
07, 321, 351, 528; 708, 5. J XII,
6, 56, 78
Uro-Saurus. P ’54, 92
Urospatha. P ’99, 305
Urospermum. P ’09, 493
Urosphen. P ’84, 165
Urosphenide. P ’84, 165
urostigma (Julis). J XII, 539
Urostrophus. P ’98, 102, 104
urotoma (Idothea). P ’64, 155
Urotrichus. P ’82, 318, 327; ’83, 82
Urotrygon. P ’63, 173
urovang (Turdus). P ’64, 249
Urside. P ’67, 134; ’68, 285; ’78,
47; ’82, 322, 318; ’89, 242; 796,
199. J VII, 356
ursidens (Anacodon). P ’92, 300
ursina (Aluatta). P ’62, 517, 519
(Ashmunella). P ’09, 504
(Callotaria). P 1900, 43
(Dasydera). P ’61, 345
1366
ursina. Continued.
(Erioptera). P 759, 228
wursinii (Pelias). PF ’59, 342
ursinus (Callorhinus). P ’82, 327
(Canis). P ’75, 256
(Phaseolomys). J IX, 210
(Rubus). P ’84, 83
(Simia). P 62, 517
(Stentor). P ’62, 517
(Vespertilio). P 7°55, 434, 435
ursula (Midas). P ’61, 464
ursulus (Elater). P 745, 213
Ursus. j vi, 271. P ’41, 121; 746,
107; 753, 303; °57, 176; ’59, 111;
68, 298; ’69, 3, 184; ’78, 21; ’80,
349; ’82, 286, 318, 327; 86, 36;
788, 141, 146; ’92, 425; ’94, 119-
129, 218, 394; 95, 447; ’96, 199,
378, 383; 797, 31, 220, 311; 704,
579; ’08, 79, 404. J III, 168; VII,
263, 356, 369, 445; VIII, 89; LX,
288, 353; XI, 220-226, 273, 280,
410; XIII, 382
ursus (Aniculus).
(Pagurus). P ’58, 234
Urtiea. P 48, 25; ’60, 513; ’69,
136; ’74, 159; ’98, 402. J I, 183
Urticacer. P ’60, 513; ’62, 8; 798,
402
wrtice (Vanessa). P
P '58, 234
85, 26; 05,
141
urticefolia (Verbena). P ’76, 172
Urticee. j vii, 52. P ’89, 403
urticifolia (Verbena). P ’60, 303, 514
urticosa (Plicatula). j viii, 223. P
93, 222; ’96, 11; 705, 12
urticosum (Infundibulum). P 748,
100
uruapamensis (Spiraxis). P ’99,
398; 703, 775
uruba (Cathartes). j iii, 342
(Vultur). j iii, 342
Urubitinga. P ’60, 133; ’75, 89
urubitinga (Falco). P ’75, 89
(Morphnuus). P ’63, 153
Urubitinge. P ’70, 142
Urubitornis. P ’75, 89
Uruguaya. P ’87, 180, 227, 268
uruguayensis (Abra). P ’97, 293
(Anodonta). P ’60, 92. J V,
393
(Eumenes). P ’99, 446
(Semele). P ’97, 293
(Turbonilla). P ’97, 296; 799,
3
(Unio). P ’60, 90. J V, 888
Urus. J VII, 371
urus (Bos). J VII, 371
(Carpiodes). P ’77, 90
urusta (Erigone). P ’05, 317
urutan (Nyctibius). P 51, 185, 186
urvillei (Cardisoma). P ’58, 100
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INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
urvillei. Continued.
(Chasmagnathus). P ’80, 222
(Gelasimus). P ’80, 145
(Ocypoda). P ’50, 29; ’80, 181
(Paragrapsus). P ’80, 222
u-seripta (Bembex). P ’95, 355, 362
Usilla. P 705, 104
usitata (Eumenes),
(Monedula).
usitatissimum (Linum).
Usnea. P 1900, 651
usneoides (Tillandsia). P ’75, 466;
76, 35; 789, 354; 1900, 651; 701,
558
ussheri (Artomyias).
usta (Cymatodera). P
IV, 36
(Mysia). P ’72, 96
(Natrix). P ’01, 35
Ustilaginee. P ’93, 152
Ustilago. P 782, 251;
II, 282
ustuertensis (Cyclas). P ’60, 301
ustulata (Achatinella). P ’88, 26
(Hylocichla). P ’04, 585
ustulata swainsoni (Hylocichla). P
08, 156
ustulata (Laminella). P ’88, 32
(Mordellistena). P ’62, 50
(Mygnimia). P ’02, 733
—(Peristernia). P ’01, 197
ustulata var. luchuana (Peristernia).
P 01, 197, 390
ustulata (Scorpena). P ’85, 398, 403
ustulatus (Buliminus). P ’96, 432
(Bulimulus). P ’96, 397, 427,
432
(Bulimus).
(Bulinus).
(Carabus).
(Hylocichla).
(Ischnochiton). P ’94, 70
(Lepidopleurus). P 94, 70
(Nesiotus). P 96, 432
(Nesiotes). P ’96, 432
(Omphalostyla). P ’96, 432
(Turdus). P ’69, 127; ’93, 58,
65; 798, 218;. 799, 19
ustulatus swainsonii (Turdus). P
93, 22, 58, 65; ’95, 501; 796, 165
ustum (Engystoma). P 66, 131. J
P ’99, 442, 460
P '95, 364, 371
P ’60, 302
P ’89, 147
68, VAs ow
02, 494. J
P 96, 432
P 96, 432
P 57, 5
P '69, 127
VI, 194
(Metachroma). P ’58, 85; 773,
41, 42. J IV, 41
(Systoma). P ’71, 216. J VI,
194
ustus (Anolis). P ’64, 172
(Carcharhinus). P ’08, 62
(Pederus). & 758, 62. J IV,
31
(Tropidonotus). P ’60, 340;
01, 35; 704, 470
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
usurpabilis (Erigone). P05, 315
Uta. P52, 69, 126; 53, 301; 758,
253; °59, 299; 63, 104; 64, 176;
66, 303, 310; °82, 333; °83, 10-
35; ’97, 461; ’03, 30, 34, 546, 552,
556; °04, 468; 708,117. J IX, 391
uta (Rhynchonella). P 759, 11-27;
"88, 232; °91, 244, 247
(Terebratula). P ’59, 27; 91,
247
utah (Vulpes). P ’52, 114, 124
utahensis (Lithobius). P ’03, 153
(Nemobius). P ’09, 116, 173
(Patula). P ’89, 199
(Pecten). P ’60, 310
(Perdita). P ’96, 106
(Planorbis). P ’60, $14
(Vertigo). P 1900, 598
Utamania. P ’61, 249; ’68, 4, 6, 17;
69, 211
utemaia (Mechanitis). P ’66, 241
Utetheisa. P ’75, 46; °78, 315
Utica. P ’51, 247; ’80, 189, 206
utiformis (Sceloporus). P ’64, 177; |
"97, 461
utile (Galactodendron). P 44, 78
utopiensis (Charadrius). P ’64, 246
Utricularia. P ’60, 200, 303, 512;
63, 71; 1900, 548, 549; ’04, 605;
07, 456
utricularia (Rana). j v, 337; vi, 36.
P °55, 424; 56, 142
utrieularis (Valonia). P ’05, 696
utriculata (Carex). P ’63, 78
(Tillandsia). P ’89, 354
utriculatum (Peucedanum). P
29, 303. J III, 89
Utrieulus. P ’71, 140; °72, 274; ’78,
302
utriculus (Fistulipora). P ’66, 121
(Teredo). P ’62, 456, 470
(Unio). P ’53, 259
uva (Cerion). P ’96, 315, 318
uva deseulptum (Cerion). P ’96, 318,
328
98,
uva (Liothyris). P ’91, 166
(Terebratula). P 773, 179;
91, 167
uvarum (Eristalis). P ’94, 276
uvasana (Crassatella). P ’82, 199
(Meretrix). P ’82, 199
(Natica). P ’82, 198
(Turritella). P ’82, 198
uva-ursi (Arbutus). j vii, 40. P
98, 35
(Aretostaphylos). P ’63, 70;
85, 379; °98, 35, 306; 1900, 545;
04, 607; ’07, 456
(Salix). P ’04, 603. J III,
uvidermis (Vitrinizonites). P ’02,
419
1367
uvifera (Coccoloba). P
05, 698
Uvigerina. P ’90, 143
Uvularia. P ’60, 201; 97, 285; ’02,
660
Uvularier. P ’68, 174
uvulifera (Helicodonta).
89, 401;
P 58, 200
(Helix). P 58, 205; ’75, 202;
’89, 205
(Polygyra). P ’75, 154
uyato (Entoxychirus). P ’08, 69
(Squalus). P ’08, 53, 69
uzenensis (Diplommatina). P ’01,
353
vabasensis (Ctenodus). P ’83, 110
vacans (Conulus). P 710, 520
vaeea, (Damalichthys). P ’55, 321
Vacearia. P ’77, 106
vaecillans (Vaccinum). P ’60, 200
Vacciner. P ’85, 379
vaccinifolia (Andromeda). J IX, 153
vaccinii (Aleyrodes).
(Stictis). P
(Venturia). P
Vaccinium. P ’60, 200, 303; ’63,
70, 94; °66, 343; 84, 88; ’93, 212;
95, 544; ’98, 35, 307; 1900, 484,
546, 645, 647, 668; ’02, 647, 663;
704, 607; ’07, 455-457; 709, 391;
10, 546, 570. J III, 181, 194
vaccinsulensis (Champsosaurus). P
"76, 353
vaceus (Conulus). P 710, 520
vacerosa (Erigone). P ’05, 317
vacillans (Leptobasis). P ’01,- 132,
139; ’08, 487, 489
(Nema). P ’56, 50
(Phissama). P ’85, 88
(Vaccinium). P 1900, 484; 704,
607, 608; 710, 546, 570
vacillatum (Pontonema).
J Ill, 144
vacti (Betta). P ’05, 504
(Lates). P 05, 504
vadigo (Lichia). P ’92, 258
vadosa (Crassatella). j viii, 223. P
"76, 310; ’05, 14. J IV, 276
P °56, 49.
(Pleurotomaria). P 762, 423;
65, 132
vadosus (Crassatellites). P ’05, 14
Vejovis. J V, 360, 371
vafer (Canis). P ’58, 21, 158; ’70,
109. J VII, 20, 28, 356, 368
(Chlenius). P 52, 66; 56, 26
(Myrophis). P ’83, 282
vafra (Lycosa). P ’08, 164, 229
vaga (Crategus). P ’10, 247, 249
(Falagria). P ’66, 371, 372
(Leptognathus). P ’68, 136
(Miecrocystina). P ’04, 634
(Phlebia). J III, 218
1368
Continued,
(Schistocerca). _P 704, 533,
570; ’07, 47, 73, 77; ’08, 366, 393;
709, 112, 463
vaga.
vagabunda (Procellaria). P ’66,
143, 170
vagabundus (Chetodon). P 1900,
528. J XII, 544
vagana (Campylacantha). P ’02, 723
vagans (Argus). P ’05, 314
(Biomyxa). P ’75, 125
(Cerearieum). P ’56, 44
(Cryptopleurum). P ’55, 375
(Didymospheria). P ’93, 446
(Distoma). P ’56, 44. J I, 304
(Distomum). P ’56, 44
(Eurypelma). P ’09, 195
(Evarthrus). P ’73, 320. J
229
(Feronia).
(Harpalus).
(Leptura).
(Patinella).
(Perdita). P ’96, 50, 101
(Phragmatobia). P ’60; 536
(Platynus). P ’54, §2
(Salix). P ’63, 76
(Spherella). bP 795, 421
(Trionyx). P 775, 9
rege (Picus). P ’63, 196. J V,
1
vagina (Baculites). J VIII, 309
(Gobius). P ’97, 87
(Solen). P ’83, 248; ’84, 10,
302
(Trypauchen). P ’97, 87
vagineflorus (Sporobolus). P
545, 554
vaginalis (Alysicarpus). P ’89, 377
vaginata (Ustilago). J II, 282
vaginatum (Eriophorum). P ’63, 95.
J ITI, 183, 199
(Paspalum).
vaginatus (Gobreus).
Vaginicola. P ’82, 262
vaginifera (Warnea).
1,
J It, 229
P 65, 99, 102
J I, 337
P ’93, 452
10,
P ’86, 289
P 98, 57
P ’61, 490.
vaginiferum (Aspergillum). P ’61,
490
(Siphonostomum). P ’63, 140
vaginiferus (Brechites). P ’61, 490
Vaginula. P 746, 136
Vaginulide. P ’89, 209
vaginuloides ‘(Geoplana). P 757, 24
(Planaria). P ’57, 24
(Polyeelis). P ’57, %4
Vaginulus. P ’58, 198; ’82, 236;
789, 194, 209; ’90, 296 297; ’91,
333; 1900, 571
Vagnera. P 795, 551; 710 559
vagrans (Athoiis). P 744, 153
(Callista). P ’77, 23
(Cyelotomodon). P ’76, 112
’ vagus (Dryobates).
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
vagrans. Continued.
(Cytherea). P 77, 23
(Eutaenia). P ’66, 305, 307;
01, 23; 03, 287, 291
vagrans dobsoni (Sorex). P ’08, 407
vagrans (Sus). P ’73, 207
(Thamnophis). P ’01, 23
vagrans biscutata (Thamnophis).
’01, 23
vagrans (Tropidonotus). P ’01,
vagula (Viola). P ’03, 698
vagum (Acridium). P ’04, 533
P '99, 32
(Hydrochus). P ’55, 361. J
30
ig
23
IV,
(Palemon). P ’93, 123
(Picus). P ’99, 32
vahine (Helix). J IX, 25
vahliana (Poa). P ’63, 95
(Potentilla). P 795, 544. J
III, 190
vahlii (Carex).
(Cyperus).
(Eragrostis).
(Liycodes). P ’63, 260,
vaigiensis (Centrogenys). P ’07, 250:
(Lutianus). J XII, 525
vailie (Crategus). P ’05, 654
Vaillantella. P ’05, 474
vaillanti (Mastacembelus). P
491
valakadien (Enhydrina). P ’02,
valdiviana (Arcopagia). J VITI,
(Tellina). J VIII, 318
valdizani (Veniliornis). P ’99, 205
valencienesii (Cardita). J VIII, 319
valencienii (Xiphocereus). P 61, 215
Valenciennea. P ’63, 270
valenciennei (Xiphocerecus).
8
P '63, 78
P ’89, 360
P 91, 304
05,
181
318
P 94,
valenciennesi (Anchovia). J XII, 501
(Erotelis). P ’85, 77, 79
valenciennesii (Magas). P ’73, 189
(Waltonia). P ’73, 185
valenciennii (Anolis). P ’61, 215
(Astropecten). P ’90, 330
(Nautilus). J VIII, 308
valenciennis (Pimelodus). P ’03, 499
valenciensii (Hippopodium). J VIII,
319
Valencinia. P
162
valens (Cyathocrinus). P ’79, 319
(Gorytes). P ’97, 380
(Paurodon). J IX, 232
(Poicilopleuron). P ’70, 4
(Psiloptera). P 758, 66
(Vasocrinus). P ’79, 319
valerandi (Samolus). P ’89, 389;
"902, 663
valerandi var. americanus (Samolus).
P 1900, 668
55, 389; 57, 159,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
valerie (Virginia). P60, 79;
405;—0T, 83; ’08, 123
Valeriana. j vii, 29. P ’63, 63
Valerianaceer. P ’60, 200; ’63, 63;
92, 166. J III, 90
Valerianee. j vii, 29
Valerianella. P 95, 548 -
valgus (Ceuthophilus). P ’09, 114,
171
95,
(Geotrupes). J IV, 33
(Phileurus). J IV, 33
valida (Achatinella). P ’88, 40
(Aleochara). J IV, 16, 31
(Calobata). P ’94, 279
(Clausilia). P ’01, 409, 410,
637, 652; 702, 235
valida var. fasciata (Clausilia). P
701, 411, 652
valida var. perfasciata (Clausilia). P
01, 411, 652
valida var. striatella (Clausilia). P
701, 411, 652
valida (Dichelonycha). J III, 281
(Dipsas). P ’60, 264
(Eleodes). P ’59, 290
(Emys). P ’59, 7
(Eulima). P ’05, 109, 112
(Feronia). J II, 238
(Herus). P ’06, 18
(Lytta). J IV, 39
(Melania). P ’60, 59; ’63, 314
(Microprosthema). P ’60, 45
(Natrix). P ’97, 464
(Nomada). P 703, 592, 606
(Poreellana). P ’58, 227
(Regina). P ’60, 334; ’61, 298
(Rhombodera). P ’03, 710
(Syrbula). P ’06, 17, 18
-(Truneatella). P ’87, 146; ’01,
615; 705, 291, 292, 730
(Umbrina). P 98, 339, 342
validiuscula (Clausilia). P 1900,
679; ’01, 476, 623, 648; °02, 365;
03, 316; ’08, 572
validiuscula var. bilamellata (Clau-
silia). P 1900, 680; ’01, 648
validum (Elaphidion). P ’58, 82;
61, 335. J IV, 40
(Pleurocera). P ’63, 314
(Steirodon). P ’05, 807, 842
(Triceratium). P 1900, 719
(Trypanostoma). P 72, 113
yalidus (Actinocrinus). P ’60, 384;
81, 325
(Chelanops). P 701, 594
(Hippiseus). P 710, 12
(Lambrus). P ’91, 215
(Lophiodon). P ’71, 9
(Megalonyx). P 68, 175. J
VII, 267, 358, 412
(Myiarchus). P ’63, 288; ’72,
59, 62
1369
validus. Continued.
(Myionax). P ’72, 62
(Nectoportheus). P ’68, 181
(Ophryastes). P ’54, 225. J
39
,
(Parthenope). P ’91, 215
(Pasimachus). J IV, 12, 14, 29
(Petrolisthes). P ’58, 227
(Picus). P ’02, 680
(Poteriocrinus). P ’86, 159
(Pterostichus). P ’60, 319;
73, 303. J II, 256
(Pyrocephalus). P ’72, 62
(Scirpus). P ’05, 697
os Ss ecaeieaea cl P 758, 80. J
3
(Tachytes). P ’93, 499, 501
(Telmatotherium). P ’91, 107,
112, 115. J IX, 269, 316, 384
(Tropidonotus). P ’61, 298,
305; ’66, 310, 312
(Unio). P ’71, 189. J VIII, &
(Xylolepes). P ’02, 680
valisneria (Anas). P 756, 297
(Aythya). P ’59, 109; 62,
322; °59, 109
(Fuligula). j viii, 157. P °53,
428
valisneriana (Fuligula). P ’55, 317
Valkeria. J III, 143
vallatus (Unio). P ’68, 145. J VI,
315
vallesensis (Pachycheilus). P ’09,
528
vallesensis attenuatus (Pachycheilus).
P 709, 528
Vallesia. P ’89, 391
valliceps (Bufo). P 765, 195; 766,
127; ’91, 461; ’03, 538. J VIII,
100
vallidens (Paleosyops). P ’91, 108,
111. J IX, 271, 278, 285, 316, 350,
383
vallifrons (Bufo). J VI, 70
(Jacare). P 60, 549
vallisclausae (Hypnum). P 755, 447
Vallisneria. P ’91, 350; 1900, 657;
02, 650; ’08, 425
vallisneria (Aythya).
95, 468. J IX, 405
(Puligula). P ’78, 23
Vallonia. P ’66, 315; ’75, 155, 198,
213; ’89, 206; ’92, 393, 396, 404;
93, 234-279; 796, 418; 1900, 591;
P 93, 32, 60;
02, 513; ’03, 616; ’06, 148, 173,
530, 533, 557; ’08, 37, 455; ’09,
514; 710, 52, 135, 665
Valloniide. P 1900, 564; ’06, 148,
557; ’09, 514
Valonia. P ’05, 696
Valoniacee. P ’89, 352
1370
Valsa. P ’77, 110; ’78, 86; °79, 67;
90, 222; '94, 340; '95, 26, 425
Valsaria. P ’77, 110; ’90, 236; 793,
144; ’94, 343
Valsella. P ’60, 427; ’77, 110
Valvaria. P ’48, 107
Valvata. P °45, 281; 56, 123, 260,
279; ’60, 18, 50, 155, 185, 418, 430;
61, 397; ’63, 34, 148; ’72, 106;
82, 334; °91, 326; 94, 29; ’99,
392; ’03, 778; ’06, 125, 172
Valvatide. P ’60, 50, 418, 430; ’61,
307, 397; ’63, 34, 148; ’91, 326;
94, 29; 7°03, 778; ’06, 172
valvatiformis (Pleurotomaria). P
66, 273; 791, 254
Valvator. j ii, 173
Valvula. P ’82, 173
valvulus (Solemya). P ’72, 258
vampirus (Ceratoptera). P ’77, 216
Vampyri. P ’04, 428
Vampyrops. P ’89, 318; ’91, 400;
1900, 756; 702, 405
Vampyrus. P ’89, 316; ’92, 217
vampyrus (Pteropus). P ’02, 136, 143
(Vespertilio). P 702, 136
Vanadium. P ’80, 256
vanatte (Helicina). P ’09, 540
vanattai (Costellaria). P ’01, 387
(Limicolaria). P ’97, 358
(Mitra). P ’01, 387 |
(Schasicheila). P 799, $391; |
03, 783
vanattai tricostata (Schasicheila). P
03, 783
(Siphonalia). P ’05, 1038
(Vitrea). P ’02, 420, 482, 433
vanbenedeni (Hepatus). P ’78, 324;
79, 403
vancourtlandti (Carabocrinus). P
"79, 367; ’86, 143
vancouverensis (Ammonites). P ’61,
317
(Bombus). P ’78, 187
(Helix). P ’57, 190; ’59, 188
(Ichneumon). P ’94, 185
(Macrocyclis). P ’74, 42; 775,
152, 158
(Selenites). P ’89, 195
vancouverie (Ovularia). P ’94, 875
Vandellia. P ’71, 55
Vandellius. P ’63, 227; ’82, 304
vandenbuschiana (Margaritana). P
54, 248
vanderwulpi (Anisia). P ’94, 278
(Myothyria). P ’95, 333
vandoisulus (Leuciscus).
vandykei (Bembidium). P ’02, 75
Vanellus. jv, 101, 102. P ’59, 173;
71, 194; °72, 32
Vanessa. P ’75, 24, 33; ’85, 26, 86;
05, 133, 141
P 08, 526
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INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Vanga. P ’59, 53
van hornei (Poteriocrinus). P ’79,
(Seytalocrinus ).
van horni
150
_ P 79, 341
(Cyathocrinus). P= ’86,
Van Huerckia. P 1900, 473
vanicolensis (Pomacentrus).
535
vanicorensis (Bulimus).
(Cotyle).
(Helix).
IE;
J IX, 47
P ’06, 186
J IX, 17, 47
(Partula). J IX, 47, 70
(Partulus). J IX, 47
vanikorensis (Bulimus). P ’85, 213
(Cyrena). P ’60, 286
(Hirundo). P ’06, 185
(Myiagra). P ’89, 153
(Partula). P ’85, 212, 213, 214
(Partulus). P 785, 212, 213
Vanilla. P ’97, 184
vaninus (Coluber). P ’60, 253
van nostrandi (Helix). P ’89, 204
vanuxemensis (Ammonites). J VIII,
312
(Glandina). P ’58, 208; ’60,
151; ’75, 152; ’89, 195; ’03, 770
(Melania). P ’65, 29
(Unio). P 754, 244
vanuxemi (Ammonites). j vi, 194,
202;—viii, 220. P ’05, 27
(Aturia). J IX, 121
(Cymomia). J IX, 121
(Diploceras). j viii, 267
(Inoceramus). P_ ’60,
428; ’61, 419, 427
(Murex). P ’90, 395
(Nautilites). J III, 335
(Nautilopsis). P ’47,
48, 102
(Nautilus).
(Orthis).
299;
J IX, 121
P ’62, 409; ’65, 117
(Pelagus). J I, 180
(Voluta). P ’48, 107; ’90, 396
Vanuxemia. P ’71, 322
vanuxemiana (Goniobasis). P ’65, 29
(Megara). P 765, 29
(Melania). P ’65, 29
(Terebratella). P ’61, 19
vanuxemiensis (Unio). P 753, 259
vanuxemii (Goniobasis). P ’62, 265;
64, 41; ’65, 25, 26. J V, 307; VI,
137
(Pleurocera). P 763, 315
(Trypanostoma). P ’62, 175;
63, 315. J V, 280
van vleitii (Hyla). P 754, 61; 763,
48; 66, 127
van wyckii (Carpophaga). P
320; ’99, 42
vapida (Mordellistena).
vapineana (Corbicula).
62,
P ’62, 49
P ’60, 274
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Continued.—
F =P 60, 274, 301
(Cyrena). P ’60, 274, 286
‘vaporariorum (Aleyrodes). P
282
‘vaporarius (Polyporus).
217
Varanide. P ’56, 149;
64, 227; ’68, 259, 261; ’96, 461
-vapineana.
‘Varanus. P ’54, 102; ’56, 149, 150; _
02, |
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J IU, 213, |
60, 486;
57, 171; 60, 486; °96, 309, 312, |
461; 02, 177, 693
varasi (Papilio). P ’66, 341
vargiensis (Leptosearus). P ’82, 274
waria (Achatinella). P ’88, 35
(ZBrolia). P ’61, 186
(Cardita). P ’02, 707
(Carex). P ’87, 76
(Certhia). jiv, 27. P 56, 288
(Columbella). J VIII, 355
(Crinia). J VI, 202
(Emberiza). P ’75, 350
(Haleyon). P ’56, 254
(Mniotilta). j iv, 27. P 753,
312, 401; 63, 293; ’75, 347; ’83,
: 7; ’95, 494; ’96, 157
158; 798, 85 5°08, 155; 309, 364
(Motacilla). j iv, 27
(Parochromyia). P ’98, 178
(Partula). P ’75, 244; ’85, 213,
218. J IX, 47, 78, 109
(Polyspilota). P ’03, 706
(Sitta). j iv, 25, 27, 275. P
75, 347
(Tanagra).
(Tringa). jv, 104
‘variabile (Callidium). J II, 32, 33
(Distomum). P 756, 44
(Escharina). P 755, 415
(Microstomum). P 50, 350
(Physarum). P ’93, 371
(Pisidium). P ’56, 259; ’72,
3
P 64, 253
10
P 1900, 719
(Triceratium).
P 56, 28;
variabilipes (Chlenius).
59, 09. J IV, 29
variabilis (Acanthochites). P
84
(Acanthocottus). P ’72, 214
(Adamsiella). P 710, 523
(Aleyrodes). P 702, 282, 283
(Ammonites). J VIII, 313
(Anculosa). P ’64, 99
(Argia). P 708, 490
(Ascidia). j iii, 4
(Astropecten). P ’90, 330
(Blennius). P ’60, 103
(Blennophis). P ’82, 278
(Bulimella). P ’88, 37
(Coluber). P ’60, 564. J VIII,
135
(Dahlia).
94,
P 98, 396
1371
variabilis. Continued.
(Donax). j ii, 305; iv, 79. P
62, 573; ’71, 135, 137; ’82, 155;
87, 041, 401, 403; '90, 144; 91,
48; ’03, 757
(Eburnella). P ’88, 37
(Eretettix). P ’06, 365; ’07,
33; ’09, 113, 137
(Eschara). P ’84, 13
(Eseharella). P ’78, 305
(Eseharina). J III, 142
oe P '94, 75, 84; 753,
(Hippothoa). P ’78, 305
(Io). P ’61, 398; ’63, 308,
309; 96, 498. J V, 347
(Ixodes). j ii, 77
(Lepidostrobus). P ’60, 443
(Leptoxis). P ’64, 99; 65, 35
(Lepus). j vii, 283. P 796,
352, 360
(Linyphia). P ’92, 42
(Machilis). j ii, 12
(Melolontha). J III, 276
(Mesoleptus). P ’94, 189
(Mulinia). P ’82, 157
(Omphalotropis). J VIII, 405,
410
(Partula). P ’85, 208. J IX,
76
(Pectunculus). j vi, 216. P
48, 104
(Perea). P ’83, 291
(Perixerus). P ’04, 451
(Phymatodes). J II, 33, 105
(Pinus). j ii, 106. P ’66, 343
(Polyeelis). J II, 311, 323
(Pseudorthosia). P ’74, 207
(Realia). J VIII, 405
(Rivellia). P 795, 336
(Sagittaria). P 60, 304; 09,
389
(Sceloporus). P ’91, 459, 462;
03, 552
(Sebastes). P
291
(Sertularia). P ’76, 210, 221
(Singa). P ’92, 50
(Spilotes). P ’60, 564. J
VIII, 135 :
(Stirapleura). P 706, 49
(Tenia). P ’55, 444; 756, 46
(Teichospora). P ’93, 131
(Tretanorhinus). P ’68, 309
(Tringa). jv, 93
(Turritella). j vi, 211, 221.
P °48, 107; ’62, 568; 82, 171
(Tylostoma). J VIII, 315
(Venus). J VIII, 334
variana (Tapinostola). P ’75, 432
varians (Aemeops). J I, 324
(Agrostis). « °63, 79
56, 134; ’83,
1372
varians. Continued.
(Anomala). J IV, 33
(Aperostoma). P ’10, 521
(Astarte). j viii, 184. P ’41,
29; -48, 96; ’62, 578; ’80, 21, 23
(Balanus). J VIII, 326
(Cephaloon). P ’53, 350. J
I, 95
(Columbella). P ’04, 14
(Corvus). P ’67, 217
(Crategus). P ’10, 222, 225
(Crypsirhina). P ’91, 441
(Goniobasis). P ’64, 25.
219
(Gouldia).
A ae
P ’72, 249
(Helix). P 57, 191; ’58, 200,
205; ’59, 188; °73, 250; 74, 56;
89, 202; °91, 456
(Hemitrochus). P ’75, 153;
92 129
(Hippolyte). P ’93, 118
(Hydroporus). P ’55, 292
(Lamellidoris). P ’79, 72; ’80,
61, 67, 69, 75
(Limax). P ’02, 234
(Melania). P ’61, 120; ’64,
25. J V, 219
(Melolontha). J III, 236; IV,
3
(Melosira). P 1900, 475
(Mordellistena). P ’62, 50
(Palemon). P ’93, 124
(Palemonetes). P ’79, 424;
93, 124
(Perla). P ’62, 364, 401
(Ptychocochlis). P ’10, 521
(Sporobulus). P ’62, 89, 333
(Vilfa). P ’62, 89, 333
(Virbius). P ’93, 118
(Zeugophora). P ’73, 23
variata (Goniobasis). P ’65, 31
" (Melania). P ’61, 119; 65,
31. J V, 224
variatella (Tinea). P 759, 257, 259
variatum (Etheostoma). P ’77, 89,
96
variatus (Pecilichthys). P 77, 43,
48
varica (Delthyris). j viii, 262
Varicella. P ’74, 49; ’75, 157; 791,
311; 707, 193; ’10, 519, 531
Varicellula. P 710, 531
varicifera (Ashmunella).
504; 710, 96
(Turbonilla). P ’01, 198, 395
varicolor (Pangonia). P ’98, 157
(Philonthus). P ’59, 288
(Rhipiphorus). J IV, 20
varicornis (Brathinus). P ’52, 157
(Harpalus). P ’65, 101
(Luperus). P ’73, 54
(CEcanthus). P ’04, 547
P 09, 496,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
varicosa (Clavella).
(Melania).
(Oculina).
(Sealaria).
(Unio). P 753, 262
(Venus). P ’62, 586
varicostata (Opalia). P 75, 468
varicostatus (Cryptonymus). P ’89,.
167
(Encrinurus). P ’89, 167
(Enerinus). P ’89, 167
varicosus (Ammonites). J VIII, 313.
(Bulimus). P ’60, 152
(Unio). P ’53, 246; 54, 243-
varicus (Melanoplus). P ’09, 467
variegata (Acmeodera). P 752, 67>3-
73, 322. J IV, 34
(Agave). P ’58, 122; ’89, 356.
P 55, 259
b 64, 46
P ’88, 304
J V, 205
(Amastra). P ’88, 51; ’95, 230-
(Aselepias). P ’60, 304
(Balea). P ’01, 470, 473
(Batrachoides). j iii, 398
(Bembex). P ’95, 353
(Bembidula). P ’95, 352, 3533:
97, 383
(Chama). P ’72, 120
(Charybdis). P 758, 39
_ hClpeioneeys P ’05, 408,.
‘(Clausilia). P
08, 561-563
variegata var. nakadai (Clausilia). P>
02, 528, 532; 708, 563
variegata var. nesiotica (Clausilia) ..
P 701, 467, 474, 654
variegata (Corbicula).
84
01, 473, 654;
P ’60, 274
(Cyclas). P ’60, 274; ’62, 37
(Cyrena). P ’60, 90, 274, 286.
(Dedalea). J III, 214
(Dolabella). P ’99, 516
(Donax);,:'P’6),426
(Elis). P 796, 302
(Erolia). P ’61, 186
(Euphea). P ’01, 135
(Gongylostoma). P ’98, 269
(Helicoptera). P ’07, 476, 479:
(Idiostatus). P 710, 17
(Laminella). P ’88, 51
(Lauxania). P ’94, 281
(Leptognathus). P ’68, 107,
135
(Luidia). P ’90, 326
(Motacilla). P ’67, 220
(Mytilicardia). P ’72, 256
(Nika). P ’93, 125
(Physegenua). P ’94, 281
(Pecilochroa). P ’09, 568
(Polysiphonia). P 55, 412
(Polyspilota). P ’03, 706
(Procellaria). P ’66, 143, 170,
(Reinia). P ’01, 471, 473
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
“vwariegata var, nesiotica (Reinia). P
01, 467, 474
variegata (Semele). P ’91, 48
(Septoria). P ’95, 434
(Sergiolus). P ’04, 122
a (Synchita). P ’58, 68. J IV,
(Tanagra). j iv, 53
(Urocoptis). P ’98, 274
(Viola). P ’03, 698
wariegatum (Bembidium).
(Calliostoma). P ’65, 61
(Dactylotum). P ’02, 725; ’04,
539; ’07, 56; ’08, 398
(Distomum). P ’51, 207; 756,
—): P2840 95:5 +93;
(Pezotettix).
(Semele). J VIII, 372
(Tellina). J VIII, 372
wariegatus (Amniscus). J II, 172
(Aneyronyx). P ’52, 44
(Anonyx). P 55, 394
(Anthribus). jv, 251. P ’54,
8
(Ateles). P ’62, 511
(Batrachoides). P ’85, 59
(Batrachus). P ’85, 59
(Cancer). P ’80, 196
(Caprimulgus). P ’51, 187, 188
(Cheilodactylus). P ’62, 120;
799, 357
(Chirodactylus). P ’62, 120
(Cireus). j iii, 352
vwariegatus grammurus (Citellus). P
708, 404
-wariegatus (Coleonyx).
67, 85; 97, 460
45, 244;
(Coluber). P
P ’63, 332; °77,
P 04, 539
21
P ’66, 310;
60,
265; ’68, 136
(Cyprinodon).
84, 214; ’10, 600
‘variegatus riverendi (Cyprinodon). P
706, 88
-wariegatus (Echinus). j v, 226
(Elater). P ’59, 289
(Eublepharis). P ’03, 552
(Eudromus). P 43, 251
(Galeopithecus). P ’02, 135
(Gelasimus). P ’80, 154, 192
(Geococeyx). J I, 215
(Gnamptopsilopus). P ’95, 329
(Gomphosus). P ’82, 306
(Grapsus). P 58, 102
(Indicator).
(Kermes). P
(Leptograpsus). P 758, 102;
780, 196
(Limax). P ’58, 199
(Limnurgus). P ’77, 94
(Liopus). J IT, 172
P 57, 5 |
- variolarius (Euchistes).
1373
variegatus. Continued.
ao P74; 148 3:75,
(Macronychus). P ’52, 44
(Melittophagus). P ’99, 49
(Merops). P ’56, 321; 57, 37;
"59, 34
(Microchirus). P ’92, 277
(Monochirus). P ’92, 277
Pets ean | eget (Ang Fee
EP P ’69, 104; 1900,
P 54, 126
P 67, 221
P 50, 124
P 04, 137
P 97, 261
P 54, 94
(Pachylabrus).
(Parus).
(Peloscolex).
(Phidippus).
(Planiceps).
(Sceloporus).
(Sergiolus). P 1900, 531
(Stenodactylus). P 758, 254;.
59, 299; ’66, 125
(Tabanus). P 794, 272
(Thinopinus). P ’61, 342
(Toxopneustes). P ’78, 306;
88, 318; ’90, 317; ’91, 337
(Trichoeanthus). P ’61, 342.
J IV, 31
(Triton). P. 48,.121. J |
212
(Tupaia).
(Turdus).
varietas (Sepia).
P 02, 135
P 56, 264
j ii, 101
varietatis (Pompilus). P ’97, 246
Varigera. J VIII, 280
varinodosa (Melania). P ’63, 320
Variola. P 62, 236; ’82, 273. J
XII, 521
variolans (Puccinia). P ’93, 154
variolans var. ecaulicola (Puccinia).
P 93, 154
variolaria (Cyprea). P ’93, 310
(Valsa). P 77, 125; ’78, 87
variolaris (Chonetes). P ’97, 449
(Diplopodia). P ’90, 455
(Sarracenia). P ’88 10, 11
P 705, 193
variolata (Chonetes). J III, 28, 32
(Leptena). J VIII, 307
(Productus). J VIII, 307
(Salamandra ). i, 460; v,
334; vi, 35. P ’69, 10. J L
285; III, 343, 350 -
variolatus (Erpicthys). P ’82, 278
(Hydrochus). P 55, 360. J
» 30
(Melanotus). P ’61, $47
(Platynus). P ’54, 56
(Trox). P °44, 187; 54, 213
variolosa (Melolontha). J III, 231
(Polyphylla). P ’54, 218. J
III, 231
1374
variolosa. Continued.
(Pupa). P ’58, 208; ’75, 153,
189
(Vertigo). P ’59, 188; ’89,
207; 1900, 610; 710, 521
variolosum (Asterolecanium). P ’99,
269
(Engystoma). P ’66, 131. J
VI, 194; VIII, 101
(Hypopachus).
(Plethodon). J III, 343
(Systoma). J VI, 194
variolosus (Asterodiaspis). P ’99,
269
(Bathynus). P
86, 88
(Cirripectes). P ’82, 278
(Coceus). P ’99, 269
(Compsemys). P ’76, 257;
1, 411
P 08, 125
56, 22. J I,
9
(Hypopachus).
(Labrisomus).
279
(Ligyrus). P 56, 20
(Podalgus). P ’56, 20. J IV,
33
J VII, 101
P ’60, 103; 782,
(Salarias). P 1900, 518
(Searabeeus). J I, 88
(Zopherus). J IV, 37
variolus (Chetostomus). P ’71, 287,
288
(Latrodectus). P ’88, 79
varipennis (Pepsis). P ’97, 281
(Planiceps). P ’97, 261
(Teniopoda). P ’05, 410, 413,
414, 841
varipes (Calobata). P ’95, 306, 336
(Cornicularia). P ’05, 308
(Luperus). P 765, 208, 209
(Odontomyia). P ’82, 84
(Plectrotettix). P ’06, 47
(Prasocuris). P ’73, 51
(Priocnemis). P ’97, 267
(Salius). P ’97, 267, 277
(Seyllina). P ’06, 41, 47; ’07,
167 '
varistriata (Strophonema).
255
varium (Atelopus). J VI, 196
(Bittium). P ’91, 53
(Callidium). J II, 105
(Phrynidium). J VI, 196
varius (Actinobolus). P ’72, 255
(Alyceus). P ’05, 729
(Anthrenus). P ’54, 112. J
IV, 32
(Atelopus). P
VITI, 94, 102
(Bombylius).
(Bulimus).
78
(Buteo). P
j viii,
71, 205. J
P ’95, 326
P '85, 218. J IX,
75, 94
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
varius. Continued.
ae oe P 44, 117; 754,.
(Cephalus). P ’82, 309
(Conocephalus). P ’04, 543
(Cytilus). P ’54, 115; ’66, 347
(Dendrocopus). P 753, 384
(Gomphosus). P 782, 306;
1900, 510
(Goniodactylus).- P ’71, 222
(Gordius). P 751, 262; 756,
56, 57; 58, 112
(Grapsus). P ’61, 372; ’80,
201
(Hymenicus). P ’51, 253
(Lemur). P ’88, 89, 94, 95
‘ (Liocephalus). P ’94, 441
(Liposareus). P ’71, 284, 292
(Ophryastes). P ’53, 444. J
39
"(Ophthalmicus). P 60, 229
(Oriolus). j iii, 363. P ’67,.
1
‘er Se ipeclage P 704, 738;
’(Parus). P ’75, 352
(Pecten). P ’57, 17
(Phymatodes). J II, 38, 105
(Picus). j iii, 370; iv, 275..
P 48, 91; ’51, 349; ’53, 401; 755,
313; 63, 284; ’75, 347
(Polyporus). J III, 207
(Pompilus). P ’97, 256
(Psittacus). P ’64, 240
(Pterophrynus). J VI, 202
(Pupa). P ’97, 19
PM ae sc boul P ’63, 51, 525-
’(Sphyrapicus). P 66, 54; 775,.
347; ’83, 65; ’89, 269; 91, 435;
95, 483; 796, 129; 708, 153
— Pr sg (Sphyrapicus). P-
varius ruber (Sphyrapicus). P 703,
(Todiramphus). P ’56, 254
(Vanellus). jv, 104
(Varanus). P ’56, 150
(Xanthornus). P ’56, 291
variventris (Odontochila). P
506
varneyi (Hemiarcyria). P 791, 396
varra cristata (Ardea). P ’75, 353
varsoviensis (Eretmocrinus). P ’85,.
335
(Poteriocrinus).
(Rhodocrinus). P ’81, 386
‘(Seaphiocrinus). P ’86, 160
Varuna. P ’51, 247; ’58, 103; 780,
187, 205
vas (Difflugia). P 74, 155; ’77).
307
08,
P ’86, 160
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
vasalli (Ophidion). P92, 276
vascillans- (Vaccinium). P ’07, 455
vaseulosa (Rhizomorpha). J II, 293
(Valsa). P ’77, 126; ’78, 88
vasculosum (Splachnum). P ’63, 96.
J III, 202
Vaseya. P 63, 79
Vasocrinus. P ’79, 285, 294, 317-
319; ’86, 115, 136, 148
Vasopulmonata. P 799, 368;
562
vasta (Clausilia).
822
(Hyla). P ‘71, 219
vastator (Merulius). J III, 215
Vastres. P ’68, 294
vastus (Gomphus).
397, 401
Vasum. J VIII, 354
Vates. P ’03, 718; ’04, 514; ’07, 68
vatheleti (Succinea). P ’01, 196
vatia (Araneus). P ’01, 584
(Misumena). P ’92, 58; 1900,
537; ’01, 584; ’03, 129
Vatine. P ’03, 717; 707, 159
vau (Membracis). j vi, 299
(Ortalis). j vi, 184
vau-alba (Pepsis). P ’97, 281
Vaucheria. FP ’67, 93; ’73, 420
yaughani (Arca). P ’03, 265
(Cyprea). P ’99, 78
. P ’57, 188; 760, 421
(Pleurotoma). P ’95, 57, 116;
96, 475
vaughnianus (Unio).
P 01, 648; 704,
P 53, 259
vaupeli (Heterocrinus). P ’86, 129
Vauquelinite. P ‘58, 175
vautieri (Urostrophus). P ‘98, 102
yautierii (Colias). P ’85, 25
(Hyla). P ’62, 354
vauxiana (Goniobasis). P ’62, 265;
64, 40. J V, 309
vauxii (Chetura). P ‘93, 23, 44;
j viii, 148, 155.
veatchii (Arionta). P 1900, 99
(Axinea). P ’82, 199
(Epiphragmophora).
99
P ’60, 301;
P 1900,
veatleyi (Cyclas). "62
34
(Musculium). P ’60, 301; 762, 34
(Pisidium). P ’60, 301; ’62, 34
(Pisum). P ’60, 301; ’62, 34
(Spherium). P ’60, 301; 62,
vegeta (Ancistromma). P ’93, 488,
497
(Teniocampa). P ’75, 482
“— (Bulimus). P ’58, 198; 61,
1900, |
P 62, 391, 394, |
1375
vegrandis (Crategus). P 710, 189,
202
vehemeris (Lycosa). P ’08, 164
veitchii (Ampelopsis). P ’89, 155;
701, 304, 315
(Epiphragmophora). P ’98, 68-
0
7
vejdovskyi (Enchytreus). P ’99, 133
(Neoenchytreus). P ’99, 133
Vejovis. P 1900, 530, 541; ’01, 594
velasco (Polycesta). P 757, 8; ’58,
68; ’73, 89, 332. J IV, 34
velata (Chalisoma). P ’82, 282
(Drymophila). P ’99, 213, 214
(Hydrocichla). P ’02, 684
(Placiphorella). P ’98, 288
(Rostellaria). P ’48, 105; 755,
260; ’80, 366; ’90, 395. J IX,
145, 148
velatella (Diachorisia).
velatum (Philentoma). P ’89, 153
velatus (Calyptraphorus). P 757,
166; °95, 97, 100, 114, 118, 130,
145, 147,159 J IV, 298
(Carduus). P ’92, 363
(Cnieus). P ’92, 363
(Enicurus). P ’02, 684
(Eupodiseus). P 1900, 705
(Hyphantornis). P ’99, 60
velatus mariquensis (Hyphantornis).
P ’99, 60
velatus (Ptychostomus). P ’77, 72
(Unio). P ’53, 259. J Il, 298
velaunum (Anthracotherium). J VIII,
79
(Cynodon).
velaunus (Ancodus).
488-536
Veleda. P ’76, 306;
462; 705, 17
Velella. P ’78, 276, 309; ’90, 408
veles (Medeterus). P ’95, 328
Velia. P ’68, 277
veliei (Contopus). P 66, 61
(Diapheromera). P ’09, 125
(Marginella). P ’96, 21
velifer (Anolis). 56, 224;
312
(Xiphosurus).
(Zebrasoma).
velifera (Balenoptera).
20, 52
veliferum (Amastridium). P
370
veliger (Crepidula). P ’07, 531
velitaris (Centriscus). P ’62, 234
vellerosus (Colobus). P ’88, 95
Velletia. P* 56, 120, 278
vellicata (Helix). P 57, 190
(Lytta). P ’08, 619
Velocia. P ’94, 274
Velorita. P ’60, 267
P 60, 13
P °79, 184
J IX, 462-468,
77, 24; 98,
P 68,
P 61, 208
P 82, 276
P 69, 16,
60,
1376
velox (Accipiter). P ’91, 435; 793,
39, 61; ’95, 464, 478; 798, 80, 209;
04, 580; ’05, 681; ’08, 89
(Anyphena). P ’04, 123
(Argutor). J II, 252
(Brachinus). P ’62, 524
(Canis). P ’54,11; ’72,46. J
VII, 29
(Cliola). P ’56, 192
(Cookilaria). P ’66, 135, 152,
170
(Dythemis). P ’08, 487-490
(Enna). P ’09, 215
(Faleo). jiii, 347 ~
(Feronia). J II, 251, 252
(Gryllus). P ’02, 635
(Heterodromia). P ’46, 127;
"54, 77
(Loxandrus). J II, 252
(Molossus). P 755, 438
(Nyetotherus). P ’49, 238;
50, 100; 756, 43
(Oxya). P ’02, 635
(Procellaria). P ’66, 166
(Psammechus). P ’54, 77
9
(Rhantistes). P ’66, 135, 152,
170
(Telephanus). P 754, 77
(Thinoeyon). P 792,321
(Vulpes)... P. 67, 134. J XI,
395-401, 407
(Zarhachis). P ’69, 9. J VII, 435
Velthemiia. P 58, 123
velum (Solemya). j ii, 317.
139; ’72, 258
Velutina. j vi, 266
-velutina (Chrysopila).
(Cyclocardia).
(Eurylepta). P ’57, 20
(Leptura). J I, 334
(Prosopis>). P ’09, 111, 114
(Quercus). P 702, 661; ’10,
547, 580
(Riecia). P ’69, 234
(Sambucus). J III, 39
(Venericardia). P ’02, 708
(Viola). P ’03, 698
-velutinum (Arcoscalpellum).
105
(Corticium).
(Scalpellum). P ’08, 105
(Sistotrema). J III, 224
(Viscum). J I, 185
~velutinus (Ceanothus). P
296
(Hydroporus). P 755, 293
(Necrophorus). P ’53, 277
(Pachnodus).* P ’96, 418
P 71,
P 95, 323
P 02, 708
P 08,
J III, 222
98, 20,
(Peneus). P ’52, 27; ’60, 44;
788, 318, 323
(Polyporus). J III, 209, 224
(Proceros). P ’57, 20
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
velvetina (Melanetta).
"62, 323
(Oidemia).
8
P ’61, 239;
P ’50, 126; ’99,
venale (Megapodagrion). P ’01, 136
venaticus (Ieticyon). P ’79, 192. J
XI, 403, 404
venator (Calosoma). P ’73, 322
Venatores. P ’08, 169
venatoria (Aranea). P ’78, 144
(Heteropoda). P ’78, 144; ’88,
426; ’89, 98; 703, 301; 704, 121,
134; ’09, 213
venatorius (Sarotes). P ’78, 136-147
(Thomisus). P 778, 145
vendryesiana (Helix). P ’92, 404
Vendrysia. P ’98, 280
venenata (Dothidea). P ’79, 67, 69
(Rhus). P ’60, 302; ’79, 69;
"77, 279; 792, 369
venenosa (Lacerta). j v, 327
venenosa apua (Mycteroperca). P
97, 105; ’07, 260
venenosa (Salamandra). P ’67, 175;
95, 406. J I, 283; ITI, 350
Venericardia. j iv, 142; v, 216; vi,
212-216, 229. P ’48, 107; ’65, 71,
73, 184; °72, 52; ’79, 219; ’80,
366; ’82, 196; ’90, 402; 95, 48,
97, 116-130, 145, 148, 159; 701, 513,
517; ’02, 697-715; ’03, 264. J
VIII, 319, 334; IX, 121, 129
Veneride. P ’60, 426; ’62, 574, 586;
91, 47; 701, 205, 400; 02, 697;
05, 15, 119
veneriformis (Corbicula). P ’60, 274
(Crassatella). J VIII, 319
(Cyrena). P ’60, 274, 286
(Egeria). P 48, 99
venerinotata (Agrion). P 744, 55
Venerupis. P 748, 107
venetzii (Vertigo). P 1900, 597
(Vertilla). P 1900, 597
venezuele (Heliastus). P ’04, 528;
05, 803, 841
venezuelensis (Cyclas).
301; ’62, 32
(Myiarchus). P ’65, 88; ’72,
71
P 60, 294,
(Mysia). P ’72, 95
Veniella.: P ’77, 23; ’93, 222; ’98,
462; ’05, 13
Venilia. j viii, 223. P ’42,191; ’61,
29, 324, 364, 419, 421; 762, 27;
76, 313; °77, 22; °99, 204. J If,
275; IV, 282
Venilicardia. P ’77, 23
Veniliornis, P ’99, 204
venonosum (Ambystoma). P 756,
(344.
venosa (Anomia). P ’73, 182
(Chama). P ’72, 120
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Continued, ——-——
Ctenucha). P ’60, 538
(Eudesia). P ’91, 170, 173
(Helicopsis). J VIII, 382
(Helix). J VIII, 382
(Magellania). P ’97, 329, 330
(Metriotes). P ’04, 105
(Microcystis). J VIII, 382, 409
(Saxifraga). J III, 192
(Seala). P ’91, 51. J VIII,
197
(Sealaria). J VIII, 197
(Waldheimia). P ’73, 183; 77,
163
venosum (Hieracium). P
710, 546, 573
venosus (Lathyrus). J III, 85
(Pagurus). P ’58, 233
(Psoeus). P ’62, 361, 401
(Rumex). P ’63, 75
ventanillensis (Ammonites).
273, 281, 313
venticolum (Hyracotherium).
414
ventosa (Lecanora).
216
‘venosa.
60, 200;
J VI,
P 92,
P 63, 96; 793,
ventralis (Anaspis). P 745, 312;
54, 220; ’62, 45
(Anguis). j v, 346. P 08,
7
11
(Bembidula). P 95, 352
(Bradyeellus). P ’58, 61; 768,
382. J IV, 29
(Buteo). P 775, 94
(Callisaurus). P 59, 299; 766,
310, 312; 97, 461
(Cetopsis). P ’70, 95
(Chamasaura). j v, 346
(Chettusia). b ’71, 195; ’72,
32
(Columba). P 764, 248
(Dysphaga). J I, 144
(Feronia). J II, 241
(Gerrhonotus). P ’66, 321
(Gymnocanthus). P ’82, 278
(Gyrinus). P ’68, 368, 371
(Harpalus). P ’65, 100
(Hemiptychus). P 65, 239,
240
(Heterocerus). P 744, 98
(Homalosaurus). P 52, 179
(Hoplopterus). P ’72, 32
(Monedula). P 795, 353
(Ophisaurus). j v, 346; vi, 36.
P 56; 239, 307, 309; 71, 48; 793,
385, 387; ’95, 404; 703, 554
(Perdita). P ’96, 29, 46, 52,
55
(Psittacus). P 64, 240
' (Pterogasterus). P 766, 322
(Pterostichus). P ’73, 306. J
TI, 241
87
i
1377
ventralis. Continued.
___. (Seineus). j vi, 233, 234. P
56,155
(Stenorhina). P ’60, 242; ’61,
313; °65, 197; ’66, 127; °71, 105.
J VIII, 141, 142
(Tessaropa). J II, 144
ventrica (Natica). J Ill, 76
ventricosa (Apocope). P ’83, 141, 152
(Corbicula). P ’60, 274
(Corbula). P 756, 88,
60, 185, 425
(Cyelocardia). P ’02, 709
(Cyclostoma). J IX, 111
(Cyrena). P ’60, 287
(Eleodes). P ’58, 181, 186.
J IV, 37
(Epithemia). P ’65, 16
(Eugastra). J III, 234; IV, 33
(Fusulina). P 758, 261; 759.
24; ’91, 245
(Grammysia). P ’71, 73
(Helicella). P 710, 665, 668
(Leda). P ’56, 284; ’60, 429
(Lucina). P ’60, 427
(Lymnula). P ’64, 152
(Mesodesma). P ’97, 294
(Mya). P 753, 255
(Newra). P ’60, 185, 425
(Nueula). P 756, 285;
429; ’65, 128; 788, 233
(Pagodella). P 1900, 432
(Partula). P ’85, 206. J IX,
54, 57
(Platyostoma). j viii, 275
(Pleurotomaria). P ’97, 445
(Pupa). P 1900, 432
(Staurodon). P 1900, 433
(Tostegoptera). P 753, 440;
54, 217. J III, 234; IV, 33
(Urocoptis). P ’98, 277
(Venericardia). P ’02, 709
(Vertigo). P ’72, 107; 75,
154, 190; ’89, 207; ’99, 315; 1900,
609
ventricosa elatior (Vertigo). P 1900,
609
ventricosa (Yoldia).
284;
G0,
P ’60, 429
ventricosum (Apion). P ’58, 78.
J IV, 39
(Cardium). P 742, 217
(Maerochilus). P ’89, 307, 309
(Pisidium). P 756, 259; 760,
18; ’72, 104
(Platyceras). P ’89,293 '
(Platystoma). P ’89, 294
ventricosus (Actinocrinites). P 69,
153, 158
(Aectinocrinus). P 768, 331;
69, 159; ’81, 331 -
(Bradybates). P ’59, 126. J
ITI, 342
1378 INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
ventricosus. Continued.
(Caleeocrinus). P ’86, 206
(Cheirocrinus). P ’86, 206
(Celiocrinus). P
’86, 169
79, 356;
(Cyeloeardia). P ’72, 255
(Edrotes). P ’59, 76. J IV,
6
(Ficula). P ’07, 214
(Hexacrinus). P ’81, 255
(Inoceramus). P 56, 87, 285;
57, 125
(Macrocheilus). P ’88, 240
(Physetocrinus). P ’69, 159;
81, 331; ’90, 158, 169
(Platyerinus). P ’81, 255
(Poteriocrinites). P
69, 138
(Poteriocrinus). P ’79, 356
(Pterostichus). P
315. J II, 256
(Seaphites). P 762,
(Soleniscus). P ’89,
262
(Unio). P 753, 246,
73, 310,
22
307; 791,
254; 760,
51, 157; 796, 505. J IV, 224
ventriculus (Coproporus).
P ’66, 347
(Cyprea). P ’05, 292
(Tachyporus). P ’73, 327
Ventridens. P 794, 16
ventriluna (Clausilia). P
ventriosa (Allorisma). P
(Diplommatina). P
04, 811
"71, 168
04, 622
ventrosa (Achatinella). P ’88, 38
ventrosa var. acutus (Bulimulus). P
96, 399
ventrosa (Helix). P 90,
299
(Partula). P ’85, 206
ventrosula (Helix). P ’58, 206; 63,
281; ’°75, 202; ’89, 205
(Polygyra). P 75,
543
154; 09,
ventrosula hindsi (Polygyra). P ’09,
543
ventrosus (Achradocrinus). P ’86,
151
(Alpheus). P 793, 113
(Bulimulus). P ’96,
(Nesiotus). P ’96,
399, 434
434
ventulus (Amastra). P ’88, 50, 51
Venturia. P ’90, 233;
95, 20
94, 325;
venulata (Achatinella). P ’88, 34
venulina (Cyrena). P ’60, 287
Venulites. P ’60, 267, 273, 281
venulosum (Triceratium).
718
P 1900,
venulosus (Scytopis). J VI, 72, 73,
85, 112
Venus. j i, 444; ii, 271; iv, 148;
vi, 118, 122, 208, 212,
123, 250; viii, 51, 183.
49, 217; '48, 310, 324,
264; vii,
P °41, 28;
328; °46,
24; '48, 107; °51, 209; °52, 199;
53, 320; '54, 29; °5D, 268; 56,
162, 272, 284; 760, 198, 267, 281,
284, 287; 61, 26, 30, 33, 369, 474;
62, 574, 585; °63, 142, 164; 65,
57; °71, 130, 136; 72, 82, 91, 94,
245; ’80, 22,'24; $82, 155-165, 186;
84, 10, 12, 301; °87, 341, 397,
401; ’88, 123, 170, 331; ’90, 144:
91, 47, 142,145; 95, 251; 798,
59,418; 01, 185, 205, 400; ’02,
706; ’03, 757; 04, 552; ’08, 4-7.
J I, 209; IV, 393; VIII, 318, 333,
344, 372; IX, 122, 138; XIU, 469
venusta (Bignonia). P 758, 131;
97, 191
(Blattina). P ’86, 231
(Callipepla). J I, 219
(Caneellaria). P ’62, 567; ’82,
167
(Cicindela). P ’66, 363. J III,
27
(Cirrobasis). .P ’74, $1. J
VII, 331
(Coccinella). P 47, 178; 752,
131
(Coris). P ’07, 439
(Coronella). P ’60, 259
pO acd aera P ’56, 198; 710,
(Dacnis). P ’64, 269
(Dissosteira). P ’09, 440
- (Erioptera). P ’59, 227; ’60,
(Goniobasis). P ’68, 152. J
VI, 336
(Grammonota). P ’92, $4; ’05,
310
(Kaliella). P ’05, 748
(Laminella). P ’88, 42
(Lepidopa). P 758, 230; ’79,
410, 427
(Limia). P ’58, 170; ’59, 118;
17, 92
(Lithasia). P ’63, 319; 96,
497
(Lueania). P ’59, 118
(Melania). P ’63, 319
(Mesalia). P ’90, 400
(Myrtea). P ’72, 89
(Neotoma). P 94, 247
(Pardosa). P ’92, 69; 708,
165, 197
(Pepsis). P ’97, 282
(Physa). P ’64, 116. J VI,
168
(Plectana). P ’04, 129
(Pseudoliva). P ’90, 398
(Rissoa). P ’73, 216
(Sealaria). P 48, 105
(Schistocerca). P 705, 439;
07, 47; 708, 393; ’09, 156, 464
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
venusta, Continued.
(Stagmomantis). P ’05, 794,
840
(Terebra). P ’48, 106; ’90, 398
(Turritella). P ’90, 400
(Varicella). P 710, 519
venustella (Gracilaria). P ’60, 6
venustissimus (Coluber). P ’08, 123
(Erythrolamprus). P ’60, 258;
"61, 75; °62, 349; ’68, 289; 771,
204. J VIII, 141
venustula (Lycosa).
(Schizocosa). P ’08, 165, 217
(Viola). P 703, 698
venustulata (Pardosa). P ’04, 135
venustulus (Gobius). J XII, 551
venustum (/A®@olosoma). P ’50, 34.
J Il, 46
(Cerion). P ’96, 325
(Cypripedium). P ’58, 120
(Dentalium). P ’61, 145; ’89,
P 08, 217
(Enoplium). P 746, 126
(Hipparion). P 753, 241; ’85,
33. J VII, 263, 280, 401; VIII,
212
(Hippotherium). P 782, 291;
85, 33. J VII, 401; VIII, 212
(Lepidodendron). P ’60, 239
(Lophoecarenum). P 792, 36;
05, 307
(Simulium). j iii, 28
(Thelastomum). P 56, 50
(Trypanostoma). P 764, 112.
J VI, 151
venustus (Anthemocrinus). P
383
(Boletobius).
(Bulimulus).
(Calochortus).
169. J III, 101
(Carduus).
(Coluber).
81,
P 44, 33
P 96, 399, 432
P '63, 76; ’68,
P 92, 359
P ’47, 278;
iii, 152
J I, 251
49,
(Colymbetes). i
P 57, 195
P ’48, 100
. P 95, 520, 537
(Hister). P 752, 39
(Hoplisus). P ’95, 537
(Hydroporus). P ’55, 291, 295
(Hystrieops). J VII, 407
(Hystrix). P ’58, 22, 158. J
VII, 21, 343, 358, 407
(Iulus). P 64, 10
(Nesiotus). P ’96, 432
(Notropis). P ’10, 281
(Peeten). j viii, 222. P 05,
11
(Phoeageneus). J VII, 426
1379
venustus. Continued.
(Planiceps). P ’97, 262, 264
(Poteriocrinus). P ’86, 160
(Seaphiocrinus). P ’86, 160
(Unio). P 53, 259; 54, 244
venustuta (Falagria). P "66, 372
vera (Astartella). P 791, 250
veracruzensis (Helix). P 60, 151
(Unio). P ’68, 150. J VI, 320
vere-pacis (Scotothorus). P ’99, 209
veraguensis (Bufo). J VIII, 100
(Chilophryne). P ’62, 358
(Incilius). P ’63, 50
veratri (Marsonia). P ’94, 373
veratrina (Ascochyta). P 94, 364,
374
(Vermicularia). P ’91, 78
Veratrum. P ’60, 201; ’69, Biol,
14, 15; ’88, 396; ’98, 44, 313. J
III, 103
Verbascum. P
789, 396;
Verbena. j
60, 303;
04, 108
ii, 123. P ’58, 131; ’60,
303, 512, 514; °67, 21; ’76, 172;
89, 398; ’96, 396; 1900, 654, 669;
02, 663; 04, 108
verbenacea (Tamonea). P ’89,
Verbenacee. P ’58, 131; ’60,
512, 514; ’89, 398; 798, 390,
1900, 669
verbenefolium (Eupatorium). P 1900,
485, 488; ’02, 664
71, 2963.
398
303,
411;
verbenata (Erythemis). P ’08, 487,
489
Verbesina. P ’61, 458; ’62, 164;
96, 38
verbesine (Perdita). P ’96, 42, 49,
102
verbesine cyanella (Perdita). P 96,
104
verbesine intermedia (Perdita). P
96, 103
verbesine maculata (Perdita). P ’96,
104
verbesine nigrior (Perdita). P ’96,
103
verbosum (Anomalon). P ’78, 368
verdier (Loxia). P ’64, 253
verecunda (Helicina). P ’04, 625;
05, 730
verecunda degener
04, 625
verecunda (Nomada). P ’03, 593
verecundum (Theridion). P ’88, 79
Veretillum. P 755, 375
verilli (Suecinea). P 775, 155
Verilus. P ’62, 236, 242
verisimilis (Lycosa). P ’02, 537,
548; °03, 81, 647; ’08, 217
(Schizocosa). P ’08, 165
vermeta (Succinea). P ’58, 199;
60, 19. J VI, 178
(Helicina). P
1380
Vermetide. P 762, 288, 568; 763,
274; ’91, 53, 472; 705, 21
Vermetus. j vi, 197, 204; vii, 125;
viii, 218. P ’44, 85; 48, 107; 762,
288, 568; ’71, 141; ’72, 259; 782,
168, 171; ’91, 472; 705, 351. J
IV, 276; VIII, 363
vermiculare (Cyathophyllum). P 741,
18
Vermicularia. P 791, 53, 78; 793,
159, 456; ’95, 28, 30. J II, 281;
XI, 379
vermicularis (Acerviclausa).
403
(Amphisbena). P 798, 103, 104
(Anoplophrya). P ’77, 260
(Ascaris). P 756, 50
(Encheliophis). P 784, 175
(Enchytreus). P 750, 34; 782,
146. J Il, 47
(Ophiobatrachus). P 768, 313;
69, 101, 102. J VIII, 94, 96
(Oxyuris). P
(Planorbis). P 763, 150; 781,
100
(Plecostomus). P 703, 502
(Thamnolia). P ’93, 216
vermiculata (Ascidia). j iii, 8
(Gorgonia). P ’88, 308
(Spongia). P ’78, 313
vermiculaticeps (Rhadinea). J VIII,
139
(Teniophis). P ’60, 249; 761,
74; ’63, 101; °08, 123. J VIL, 139
vermiculatiformis (Spongia). P ’78,
313
vermiculatus (Anolis). P 756, 224, 237
(Aplodactylus). P 62, 111
(Esox). P 753, 386; ’65, 80;
85, 367, 369, 375, 410
(Haplodactylus). P ’62, 111
(Hemidactylus). P 756, 148
(Leiognathus). J XII, 518
(GEdienemis). P ’05, 760
(Philoxerus). P ’89, 402
(Teuthis). J XII, 546
Vermiculite. P ’80, 250; ’90, 109;
92, 186, 199, 201
vermiculosa (Madrepora). P 746,
22; 756, 266
(Trachelomonas). P 702, 793
Vermiculus. P ’05, 382
vermiculus (Bulimus). P 756, 118,
278; ’60, 431
(Columna). P ’60, 431
(Polia). P ’57, 163
(Scaphites). P ’61, 422
vermiformis (Archecaris). P ‘V1,
335
(Calamaria).
(Carphophiops). P
708, 122
J IV,
P 02, 180
60, 79;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
vermiformis. Continued.
gegen P ’60, 484; ’66,
se P 74, 70. J VITI,
- (Seaphites). P ’61, 419; 762,
(Tantilla). P ’61, 74; ’66, 126.
J VIII, 144, 145
(Tetragnatha). P 792, 51
Vermilia. P ’04, 169; ’10, 500
vermilionensis (Ammonites). P 760,
177, 420
vermis (Carphophiops). P 793, 385;
01, 81; 703, 542
(Celuta). P ’59, 99
Vermivora. P 747, 155; 53, 312,
399; ’63, 293. J I, 37
vermivora (Motacilla). j iv, 196
(Sylvia). j iv, 196
vermivorus (Helmitheros). P 795,
494; ’96, 159; ’08, 155
vermontana (Beluga). P 765, 278;
67, 144. J VII, 436
vermontanum (Spherium). P 61,
128,. 408
vermontanus (Delphinus). J VI,
436
verna (Callitriche). P ’60, 513
(Collinsia). j i, 190
161
(Pamphila). P ’62, 54, 57
(Potentilla). J III, 190
vernalis (Amalopis). P ’61, 291
(Chlorosoma). P 756, 243; 760,
560; ’01, 66
(Coluber). j v, 361; vi, 36. P
56, 242; 760, 560; ’01, 66; 708,
122
(Contia). P 701, 66
(Cyclophis). P ’60, 560; ’78,
27
(Elater). j v, 374
(Gobio). P ’56, 189
(Herpetodryas). P
252, 310; ’60, 560
(Liopeltis). P 60, 560; 795,
390, 407; ’01, 66; °03, 554, 556
56, 243,
(Wala). P ’03, 341
(Williamia). P 796, 453
vernans (Columba). P ’64, 248; 702,
672
(Osmotreron). P 702, 672
(Psittacus). P ’53, 372. J
Ill, 154
verneuili (Actinocrinus). P 781, 296
(Cyclas). P 760, 301
(Eleacrinus). P ’87, 83, 93
(Fusulina). P ’97, 449
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
verneuili. Continued
ene). P ’81, 296; 785,
(Pentremites). P ’56, 74; 787,
(Spherium). P 60, 301
verneuiliana (Chonetes). P 759, 12-
26; 60, 128; 91, 247. J III, |
26, 32
verneuilianus (Actinocrinus).
326; ’81, 203, 347
(Batocrinus).
P °68,
(Eretmocrinus).
81, 347
verneuilii (Calymene). J VIII, 305
. (Sealites). P ’60, 464
vernicifera (Rhus). P ’77, 279
vernicosa (Helix). P ’89, 279
(Spheria). jv, 9
vernonensis (Spirifera). P 65, 119
Vernonia. P ’60, 513; ’85, 376; 789,
387; 1900, 341, 386; ’07, 457; 709,
389; 710, 546, 574
vernoniz (Neospilota). P ’95, 337
vernuella (Batrachoides). j iii, 396
vernullas (Batrachoides). P ’85, 59
vernus (Hister). jv, 40. P 52, 39
Verongia. P ’78, 164
Veronica. P 58, 132; ’60, 145, 200, |
303; ’63, 72; °77, 108; ’84, 89; |
93, 212; ’98, 39
Veronicella. P 760, 50; 773, 247;
"75, 148, 156, 232; 710, 521
P 68, 352; |
P 68, 352; ’81, |
Veronicellide. P ’60, 50; 1900, 571; |
10, 521
Verpa. P ’61, 47
verreauianus (Unio).
Ii, 301
verreauxi (Leptograpsus). P
197
(Leptotila).
(Olivella). P ’91, 50
(Ortygometra). P 99, 12
(Paragrapsus). P
(Pholidauges). P ’05, 781
(Propithecus). P ’88, 89
verreauxi coquereli (Propithecus). P
88, 93, 94
verreauxiana (Melania). P ’56, 144.
J VI, 127
verreauxii (Corythaix). P ’59, 139
(Leptoptila). P ’60, 195
(Vidua). P ’50, 56; ’99, 38
verres (Lutjanus). P 63, 176; ’82,
274
verrilli (Succinea). P ’89, 209
(Syllides). P ’07, 448
verrilliana (Catocala). P ’75, 427
verrillii (Oedura). P 68, 318
verruca (Spirorbis). P ’02, 277
Verrucaria. P °63, 96; °93, 216
P 56,94. J
80,
P 67, 94
1381
verrucata (Coccinella). P 47, 180
verrucatus (Chilocorus). P 747, 180
verrucosa (Ameba). P ’76, 198, 199;
78, 158; ’87, 122
(Angitrema). P ’63, 318; 765,
1
(Ascidia). j iii, 8
(Biddulphia). P
1900, 692, 710
(Callula). P ’09, 402
(Chrysomela). P ’60, 321; ’73,
49
(Crinia). J VI, 202
(Crotalaria). P ’89, 376
(Cryptoglossa). J IV, 36
(Doris). P ’79, 106; ’80, 106
(Eulota). P ’08, 454
(Io). P 63, 307
(Kaloula). P ’09, 401, 404
(Lithasia). P ’96, 497
(Mahadena). P 1900, 535; ’04,
128
(Nereis). P ’63, 140
(Pleurocera). P 63, 318
(Rhinopora). P ’66, 119
(Synancia). P ’82, 304
(Trachelomonas). P ’05, 668,
669
verrucosipes (Pilumnus).
verrucosum (Callidium). J Ll, 104
(Crucibulum). P ’91, 54
(Panicum). P 1900, 662;
605
verrucosus (Actinocrinites). P
154
(Actinocrinus).
81, 320; ’90, 158
(Ammonites). J VIII, 313
(Asbolus). J IV, 36
(Balistes). P ’82, 309
(Breviceps). J VI, 191
(Bulimulus). P ’96, 397, 430
(Bulimus). P ’96, 430
(Clytus). J II, 29, 104
(Condyloerinus). P ’81, 394
(Conus). P ’91, 49
(Cyrtophorus). J II, 29
BO a ssi dash P °79, 362;
(Hydreionocrinus). P ’79, 362
(Lithodes). P ’58, 231
(Melocrinus). P ’81, 296
(Nesiotus). P 96, 430
(Paralomis). P ’58, 231
(Platyerinus). P ’81, 248
(Unio). P ’53, 259; ’60, 155;
96, 505. J V, 427
verrucosus albus (Unio).
verruculata \Haldemanella).
596
verruculatus (Circotettix). P
397
98, 468;
P 58, 36
04,
69,
P 78, 241;
P 53, 245
P 02,
06,
1382
verruculatus. Continued.
(Phrynotettix). P 702, 595;
09, 156
verruculosum (Triton). J VIII, 327
(Tritonium). J VIII, 327
verrucundus (Concholepas). P ’91, 59
versa (Goniobasis). J VI, 137
versabilis (Megaptera). P ’69, 15,
49
versicolor (Apex). P ’88, 38
(Buceo). P 64, 242, 288
(Calotes). P 745, 247; ’57,
66; 760, 502
(Capito). P ’64, 288
(Cherocampa). J IV, 148
(Coriarachne). P 792, 57;
1900, 537; ’01, 584; ’04, 132
(Cyanospiza). P ’59, 301, 304
(Darapsa). J IV, 146, 148
(Dendrohyas). P ’55, 428
(Discolia). P ’96, 299
(Galatea). P ’61, 26
(Hadena). P ’74, 204
(Hirundo). j iv, 256
(Hyla). j v, 343; vi, 36. P
55, 428; 56, 8; 65, 84; ’78, 28;
95, 405. J VI, 84
(Iris). P ’60, 200; ’79, 163;
789, 355; ’02, 660, 666; ’09, 390
(Lampyris). P ’51, 337
{Leptochiton). P 94, 70, 71
(Libellula). j viii, 20
(Myosotis). P ’64, 18
{Ochthedromus). P 757, 5
(Oleostephanus). P ’97, 406
(Oligia). P ’74, 204
(Pedicularis). P ’93, 213; 95,
545
(Polistes).
(Polyporus). P
III, 210
(Psittacus).
P 98, 446
02, 665. J
P ’64, 239, 240
(Quisealus). j iii, 365. P 741,
54; 753, 384; 54, 397; 56, 291;
766, 403; ’69, 133; 775, 346
(Scolia). P ’96,.299
(Scutellaria). P ’60, 512
(Stenolophus). P ’68, 378
(Stereum). J IT, 279
(Tellina). P ’71, 130
(Thelephora). J II, 279
versicolor var. fasciata (Thelephora).
J III, 219
versicolor (Vireo). P ’51, 153
versicolorana (Exartema). P_ ’60,
357
versicolurus (Psittacus). P ’64, 239
versicostata (Anatina). J IV, 276
versipellis (Achatinellastrum). P ’88,
35
(Goniobasis). P ’64, 30
(Melania). P ’60, 60; 764, 30
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
versuta (Cherocampa).
152
(Tettigonia). j vi, 311
Vertagus. + ’01, 392; ’07, 365-368
vertagus (Canis). P ’50, 86
(Cerithium). P ’07, 367
(Murex). P ’07, 365
vertebrale (Lygosoma). P ’60, 487
vertebralis (Baculites). P ’61, 395
(Pityophis). P ’61, 300
vertebrata (Dexia). j vi, 176
(Epeira). P ’88, 196; ’01, 582
vertebrata var. pullus (Epeira). P
’88, 198
vertebrata (Leptis). j iii, 88. P
95, 323 :
(Leptoda). P ’95, 334
(Odontomyia). P ’82, 85
vertebratus (Asilus). j iii, 47
J IV, 149,
vertebroides (Turritella). j viii, 221.
P ’61, 150; ’93, 220; 98, 462;
05, 21. J V, 276
vertens (Gonionema). P ’02, 751
(Pyrsonympha). P ’77, 148.
J VIII, 436
Vertex. P ’51, 284
verticalis (Agrion). j viii, 37
(Anthophagus). P ’66, 375
(Corixa). P ’01, 261, 262
(Cossypha). P 759, 42
(Crabro). P ’97, 387
(Echeneis). P ’62, 239
(Gastrimargus). P ’01, 371
(Ischnura). P ’01, 129
(Lemna). J I, 198
(Megalotis). P ’99, 58
(Muscicapa). j vii, 193; viii,
152. P ’55, 308
(Nectarinia). P 759, 36
(Odontaspis). J I, 198
(CEdaleus). P ’01, 371
(Pachyeerina). P 95, 338
(Ptinus). P ’59, 76
(Pyrrhulauda). P ’99, 58
(Stenaspis). J IV, 40
(Tyrannus). P 747, 157; 751,
216; ’59, 106, 190; 66, 59; 768,
149; °92, 118; 93, 25, 44, 62; 798,
211; °03, 27; ’04, 582. J I, 40;
II, 261
Verticaria. P ’82, 333; ’83, 32; 704,
468; ’08, 118
verticellata (Keellia). P ’02, 668
verticellus (Poteriocrinus). P 779,
337
(Scaphiocrinus). P ’79, 337
verticenigra (Tringa). P 75, 355
verticillata (Allamanda). P ’58, 129
(Asclepias). P ’63, 75; ’99,
103; 710, 545-549, 571
(Helicopsis). J IX, 19
(Helix). J IX, 19
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Continued.
verticillata.
(Hydrocotyle}. P 1900, 668
(Ilex). P ’60, 303; 96, 214
(Mahernia). Pp 86, 10; 89, 55
(Microcystis). J LX, 19, 108
(Mollugo). P ’60, 302; 702,
643, 661
(Nanina). J IX, 19
(Pogonia). P ’88, 396; 1900,
484, 489
(Polygala). P 710, 567
(Silene). P ’86, 344
verticillatum (Eriogonum). P ’48,
16. J i, 165
(Myriophyllum). P ’60, 513
(Triploceras). P ’69, Biol. 16
verticillatus (Prinos). P ’84, 298
(Rumex). P ’02, 667
Verticillus. P ’94, 13
verticillus (Helix). P ’94, 13
verticis (Betis). j viii, 42
(Jassus). j vi, 308
Verticordia. P ’62, 289, 579; ’81, |
423-428; ’82, 156; 701, 513
Verticordiide. P ’81, 425
Verticordius. P ’81, 424
Vertiginide. P ’04, 631
» Vertigo. j ii, 375. P ’58, 208; 759,
188; ’60, 19, 50, 155, 308; ’72,
107; ’75, 148, 154, 189; ’79, 19,
20; ’87, 137; ’89, 194, 207; ’90,
Sl; 94, 23; ’99, 314; 1900, 97,
133, 583, 596, 608; "01, 484; 702,
420; °04, 407, 631; 705, 718; 706,
147, 530, 534, 557; 08, 455; 09,
515; 10, 51, 135, 144; 521. J Vu,
400, 410; IX, 18, 83, "109, 111
Vertigopsis. P 94, 23; 1900, 593,
607
Vertilla. P 1900, 597, 610
Vertumnus. P 795, 349
verucifer (Polycremnus).
Verucosa. P ’88, 78
verucosa (Epeira). P ’88, 78
(Vitis). P ’53, 273
verucosus (Hexacrinus). P
(Unio). P 754, 239
verus (Carcharhinus). P ’08, 62
(Decapterus). P 62, 261
(Limnocyon). P 792, 310
(Palecodon). P ’72, 21
(Rhodocrinus). P ’81, 377, 386
(Sinopa). P ’92, 310
(Unio). P 61, 40; ’77, 27. J
V, 83
verutus (Unio).
P 58, 38
85, 338
P 59,171. J IV,
vesca (Castanea). P
455
vesca americana (Castanea). P
30
62, 11; ’81,
84,
1383
vesca (Fragaria). P
403; ’01, 560
vesciculosa (Fimbriaria). P ’69, 230
vescoi (Atropis). J IX, 98, 110
(Hydrocena). J IX, 98
(Omphalotropis). J IX, 98
(Realia). J IX, 98
veseyi (Eleodes). P ’58, 187; 759,
77
84, 82; 98,
vesicalis (Bulimus). P 58, 198; ’61,
331
(Natica). P ’08, 555, 558
Vesicaria. P 63, 58, 94; 93, 208.
J III, 181, 186
vesicula. (Goniobasis). P
65, 23. J V, 242
(Loripes). P
(Melania). P ’61, 118;
29. J V, 242
Vesicularia. P ’78, 304; ’88, 332
vesicularia (Plumatella). P ’82, 223
vesicularis (Ascaris). P ’56, 51; 786,
311
(Gryphea). P
429; ’61, 430, 431;
; 797, 427;
(Ostrea).
J Il, 39
64, 29;
72, 90
64,
57, 126: 60,
76, 323; 790,
05, 11. J IV, 299
P ’60, 429; ’76, 323.
(Plumatella).
P 54, 192;
100. J IX, 6
(Pyenodonta). P ’65, 184;
254. J IV, 275
(Unio). P ’72, 156. J VIII,
7
84,
vesiculoides
298, 323
vesiculosa (Biddulphia).
690, 693, 716
(Ceratocephala). P
(Gryphea. j vi, 108
(Isthmia). P 1900, 716
(Lepthemis). P ’08, 487, 489,
490
(Myopa). j iii, 80
(Stromatopora). P ’86, age
(Trematopora). P ’63, 3;
112
(Volucella). P ’95, 330
vesiculosum (Diatoma). P 1900, 716
vesiculosus (Fucus). P ’52, 148; 755,
411; ’63, 96; ’88, 331; ’02, 650
(Odontopleura). P ’77, 140
(Platyerinus). P ’85, 337
vesiculus (Platyerinus). P ’81, 250;
85, 337
Vespa. P ’78, 15, 315;
265, 365, 525;
139, 145
vespa (Diplommatina). P
619, 624
vesperalis (Rhodocrinus). P ’81, 386
Vesperimus. P ’74, 174-184
(Gryphea). J VIII,
P= 1900,
77, 140
94, 56; 95,
02, 735; 05, 134,
04, 616,
1384
Vespertilio. j viii, 280. P ’41, 92;
54, 190; 755, 432; 57, 10, 174;
’59,. Biol. 6, 299; °62, 247; ‘65,
174; ’66, 280-288; ’67, 133; ’78,
22, 48; ’80, 227, 348; 782, 318;
’89, 326; ’91, 208; ’94, 156, 218,
396; ’97, 33, 227; 98, 321; 1900,
757; 702, 136; °03, 25. J VII,
446; XI, 280
vespertilio (Chetodon).
(Holorhinus).
331
(Lophius). P ’84, 45; ’97, 133
(Malthe). P ’63, 176; ’82, 308
vespertilio var. radiata (Malthe). P
’84, 45, 98
vespertilio (Ogocephalus). P ’97,
133
P 03, 161
P 62, 331; 799,
(Perdita). P ’96, 50, 95
(Pilumnmus). P ’58, 36
(Platax). P 03, 161. J XII,
544
TE ssa agate P ’56, 137; 62,
Vespertilionidae. P ’67, 133; ’82,
317; ’89, 339; ’90, 30; ’96, 203
a ea (Hippobosea). P ’94,
(Strebla). P ’94, 281
vespertina (Achatinella). P ’95, 219
(Ammonites). J IV, 391
(Architectonica). J IV, 884
(Coccothraustes). P 755, 312.
J I, 49
ao P 59, 226; 795,
(Fringilla). j viii, 154
(Hesperiphona). P ’58, 191;
59, 107; ’66, 39, 80
(Lychnis). P ’77, 106
(Melolontha). j iii, 244. J
ITI, 274
(Omaloplia). J III, 274
.(Ostrea). J II, 300
(Psammobia). P ’98, 57
(Serica). J ITI, 274
(Stilbolemma). J III, 235
vespertinum (Solarium). P ’90, 400;
95, 123
vespertinus (Ammonites). j viii, 220.
P 57, 132; ’60, 202, 549; 761,
419, 423
(Cocoborus). P 753, 383
(Elater). J IV, 35
(Monocrepidius). J IV, 35
Vesperugo. P ’78, 48; ’80, 393; ’89,
326; °90, 30; '91, 336; '94, 157;
96, 204; ’97, 224, 228
Vesperus. P ’78, 22, 48; ’80, 393;
89, 326; ’91, 466; ’98, 321; 1900,
755. JI, 312
vespiceps (Polybia).
!
P 98, 450
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Vespide. P ‘96, 555
vespiformis (Apis).
(Bembex).
(Stizus).
vespilloides
327
vespina (Ceroctis). P ’08, 615
vespoides (Clytus). J II, 26, 104
vesta var. cupreola (Augochlora). P’
1900, 3638
(Augochloropsis). P 1900, 375.
vesta (Macrochlamys). P ’05, 741
Vestalis. P ’01, 131, 134
vestimenti (Pediculus). P ’83, 46
vestita (Achatinella). P ’88, 38
(Aleedo). P 748, 89; ’60, 133
(Asterias). j v, 143
(Campethera). P ’63, 197; ’99).
37. J V, 458
(Cardita). P
704
(Carex). P ’87, 70, 74
(Helicina). P ’59, 189
(Helicoptera). P ’07, 476
(Lycoperdina). j v, 8304. P
53, 359
(Melania). P 63, 315; ’65, 21
(Nyctibora). P ’07, 152
(CGedemera). j iii, 2738. P
54, 22
P ’07, 152
P 706, 187.
(Saperda). j v, 27%. J II,
159, 163
(Sesarma). P '58, 106; ’80,
’
P 95, 365
P 95, 365
P '95, 265
(Necrophorus). P ’73,
72, 2005%-" Ox,
(Paratropes).
(Salangana).
218
(Spheria). P ’95, 23
(Trachelomonas). P ’02, 793
(Turbo). j ii, 241
(Valsa). P
vestitum (Enoplium). J IV, 36 :
(Pleurocera). P’63, 315; 65, 20
vestitus (Anectus). P ’66, 899
(Brachymorphus). J IV, 36
(Eupogonius). J II, 159
(Otocinelus). P- ’71, 288
(Pogonocherus). J II, 159
(Saprinus). P ’52, 40
(Toxotus). J I, $21
(Unio).. P ’61, 398. J V, 189
vestutum (Gastridium). J IV, 381
vestvudii (Bolbocerus). P ’53, 362
Vesuvianite. j ii, 287. P 97, 442
veteratoria (Orphulina). P ’06, 21
Vetericardia. P ’72, 52; ’77, 22
veterna (Helix). P ’61, 447; 771,
183; ’92, 394
(Melania). P ’61, 444
(Potodoma). P ’61, 444
veternus (Planorbis). P ’60, 418
vetula (Balistes). P ’63, 177; ’97,
126; ’04, 510
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
vetula. Continued. aa
(Diplodus}.P ’92, 262
(Paludina). P ’56, 121, 279
(Parophrys). P ’64, 196
(Sargus). P ’92, 262
(Saurothera). P ’63, 283
(Searus). P ’63, 179
(Toxostoma). J I, 43
vetulus (Hodomys). P 94, 233, 236
aes ee) P ’54, 140, 142,
(Planorbis). P ’60, 175, 431
(Segmentina). P ’60, 431
(Trogosus). P ’71, 229
vetus (Amphicyon). P ’54, 157; ’57,
90, 158; °58, 158. J VII, 20, 32,
356, 369
(Catodon). J VII, 436
(Daphoenus). P ’53, 393; 54,
157; ’57, 90. J VII, 369
ieee): P 755, 397. J VI,
(Lobodon). J VII, 415
(Paleotringa). P ’70, 5
(Platygonus). P ’82, 302
(Polygonodon). P ’56, 221
(Stenorhynchus). P 53,377. J
Vil, 415
vetusa (Pileopsis). P ’66, 262
vetusta (Acanthina). P ’53, 320
(Amastra). P 795, 233
(Cyprina). P ’61, 33
(Helix). P ’60, 431
(Janeia). P ’71, 66
(Limnea). P ’60, 314
(Melania). j vii, 146. P 48,
101
(Oliva). P ’82, 209
(Paludina). P ’60, 430
(Proto). j vii, 146.
105
(Pseudoliva). P ’80, 365;
103, 113; ’96, 478. J IX, 148,
vetusta var. clausa (Pseudoliva).
95, 103
vetusta var. fusiformis (Pseudoliva).
P 95, 122
vetusta var. picta (Pseudoliva). P
95, 122
vetusta (Solenomya). P ’71, 66
(Terebra). P ’95, 55
(Unio). P ’60, 312
(Vivipara). P ’60, 430
vetustum (Gastridium). P ’55, 262;
90, 398; ’95, 122. J IX, 145
(Monoceras). P 748, 102
vetustus (Baseanion). P 753, 300;
66, 319; ’83, 17; 701, 58
(Cimoliasaurus). P ’70, 22
(Diseosaurus). P 751, $26;
70, 21, 22
(Melantho).
P 48,
95,
151
P
P 63, 39
|
i
|
1385.
vetustus. Continued.
(Monoceros).
(Oracanthus).
III, 161
vexabilis (Platycrinus). P ’81, 250
vexans (Streptostyla). P ’91, 311
Vexilla. P ’05, 104, 292
vexillarius (Hylosynda). P ’03, 415-
(Lepidonotus). P ’03, 415
vexillatus (Phaseolus). j i, 326
Vexillicaranx. P ’05, 76
vexillifer (Thymallus). P 765, 80
vexillosa (Alitta). P ’08, 344; ’09,
244
P 53, 320
P 55, 414. 5
(Nereis).
vexillum (Conus).
(Partula).
IX, 50, 112
vialis (Hesperia).
(Thelephora).
Viana. P 710, 525
vians (Altica). j iv, 83
(GEdionyehis). P ’73, 59, 61
viaria (Microneta). P ’92, 46
viarum (Viola). P ’03, 698
viatica (Cicindela). P ’66, 363. J.
P 08, 344; "09, 244.
P 05, 291
P ’85, 213, 215. J
P '62, 54, 58
J Ill, 218
Ii, 27
(Coniontis). P ’59, 77. J IV,.
37
(Crategus). P 10, 164, 167
viaticus (Actinocrinus). P ’81, 320
(Cuculus). J I, 215
(Geococeyx). P 745, 263; °47,
234; 51, 220; °55, 314. J Il, 27>
(Pompilus). P 96, 550
viator (Eleodes). P ’58, 182, 1885
"73, 334
viatoria (Scyllina). P °06, 40, 48
viatorius (Plectrotettix). P 04, 52F
(Stenobothrus). P 04, 521;
06, 41
vibex (Cannaphila). P ’08, 489, 490
(Cicindela). P ’66, 395
(Leptura). J I, 340 :
(Nassa). S01.) -F: Wi,
144; ’82, 168, 174; ’91, 51
(Unio). P 753, 260
vibicaria (Levirana). P ’94, 197
vibonensis (Pholas). P 62, 196, 212
(Zirphea). P ’62, 197, 212
vibrans (Hippolyte). P ’93, 117
Vibrio. P 749, 228. J VIII, 441
Vibriones. P °63, 118
vibrissa (Psittacus). P ’64, 239
viburnana (Peronea). P ’60, 347
viburni (Galeruca). P ’73, 56
Viburnum. P ’60, 200, 303; ’63, 63 ;-
782, 218; 83, 201; ’84, 86; °88,
396; ’89, 385; ’91, 434; ’98, 482-
484; 1900, 485, 488, 649, 670; 702,
664; 07, 455; ’08, 450; *10, 583
vicaria (Helix). J, VITI, 386; TX, 28:
1386
viearia. Continued.
(Patula). J VIII, 386; IX, 28
(Sepsis). P ’95, 338
viearius (Oliarus). P ’07, 485, 486
(Tanagra). P ’48, 90
vicenarius (Pecten). P 743, 406; ’48,
104; ’62, 582; ’81, 420; 782, 156;
87, 341, 402; ’90, 144
Vicia. P ’60, 199; ’63, 60; ’84, 82;
’87, 323; ’04, 108
viciacensis (Steneofiber).
335, 339
vicina (Aspidoglossa). P ’57, 80
(Astarte). j iv, 151. P 748,
96; ’62, 578; ’80, 21, 24; ’82, 159
(Cicindela). P ’08, 511
(Cloe). P 62, 380, 401
(Diplax). P ’62, 400, 402
(Donacia). P 751, 316
(Eleodes). P 758,181.
37
(Goniobasis). P ’64, 38
(Gryllus). P ’02, 635
(Hololepta). J IV, 31
(Melania). P ’64, 38
(Nomada). P ’03, 612
(Ornithomyia). P ’94, 281
(Oxya). P ’02, 635
(Tellina). P ’98, 62
‘vicinalis (Viola). P ’03, 698
vicinior (Vireo). P ’66, 75; ’92, 123
vicinum (Acanthosoma). P ’61, 286
(Elaphidion). J IT, 18, 103
(Metachroma). P 773, 43
vicinus (Amniscus). J II, 172
(Anthicus). P ’52, 98
(Chlenius). P 743, 296; 756,
27; ’59, 287
(Conocephalus). P ’09, 475
(Epierus). J IV, 31
(Gorytes). P 795, 534
(Lycodontis). P ’98, 340
(CEdicephalus). P ’73, 130
(Pterostichus). P ’59, 69; ’73
303. J II, 238, 256
J Vil,
J IV,
b
(Unio). P ’56, 262. J IV, 61
‘vicksburgella (Microdrillia). P 703,
277
vicksburgense (Cardium). P 47,
292; ’48,97. JI, 122
vicksburgensis (Clavella). J I, 207
(Fusus). P ’47, 286; ’48, 100;
03, 267. J I, 117
(Lucina). P ’03, 2638
(Lunulites). P 747, 296. J I,
127; V, 139
(Madrepora). P ’47, 296. J
, 127
(Mitra). P 47, 289; ’48, 101;
703, 283. J I, 120
(Natica). P ’47, 283; 748,
102. J I, 114; IX, 145, 148
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
vicksburgensis. Continued.
(Nucula). P ’47, 280, 294;
48, 103. J I, 111, 125
(Oligotresium). J V, 139
(Ostrea). P 747, 296; ’48, 103.
J I, 126; TX, 145, 150
(Pleurotoma). P ’03, 268
(Tellina). P 47, 292; 748,
106. J I, 123
(Venericardia). P ’03, 264
vicomicanus (Myliobates). P 67,
140. J VIII, 242
victor (Diplocynodon). J IX, 232
(Matuta). P 758, 162
victorie (Blennius). P ’07, 442
(Lesbia). P ’99, 306
(Moxostoma). P 756, 171
(Ptilorhis). P ’91, 447
victoriana (Glandina). P ’03, 771
(Pyramidula). P ’03, 769
victorini (Bradypterus). P ’99, 212
(Cryptillas). P ’99, 212
victus (Compsemys). P 756, $12;
57, 90; 75, 9; 791, 141
vidali (Criotettix). P ’04, 662
Videna. P ’87, 128
Vidua. jiv, 55. P 748, 65; ’50, 56;
56, 319; ’59, 136; 799, 38; 705,
779. J I, 241
vidua (Achatinella).
(Chrysomela).
(Evarthrus).
(Feronia). J II, 228
(Motacilla). P ’05, 776
vidualoides (Drillia). P ’73, 217
viduata (Anas). P 759, 175
(Dendroecygna). P 759, 175
viduatus (Pachybrachis). J I, 262
(Pachybrachys). P ’61, 357
viduus (Cychrus). P 743, 296
(Harpalus). P ’65, 101, 103
(Pyrotrogon). P ’99, 206
vieilbancii (Cyprina). P ’61, 33
vieilloti (Cassidix). P ’66, 417
(Dendroica). P 60, 192; 799,
36
(Nectarinia).
(Seaphidurus). P 766, 417
vieillotti (Estrelda). P ’99, 59
viejita (Tetragonopterus). P 706,
435
viennaensis (Goniobasis). P ’62,
267; 64, 31. J V, 315
viequensis (Pineria). P 773, 248
vierecki (Nomada). P ’03, 593, 609,
610
(Udeopsylla). P 702, 725
vieta (Corbula). J VIII, 371
P ’88, 30
P 56, 36
P ’73, 318
P 59, 36
vietchii (Ampelopsis). P ’70, 103
viganensis (Planaria). P 757, 24
(Polyeelis). P ’57, 24
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
‘vigil (Podophthalmus). j viii, 118.
P5024 — ——
vigilaciella (+lutella).
‘vigilans (Amphitrite).
(Asaphus).
(Canthon).
(Isotelus). P ’70, 53
(Mermiria). P ’07, 286
vigilax (Ceratichthys). P ’53, 391;
06, 192; °77, 91; ’08, 530
(Cliola). P 56, 192
(Cornicularia). P ’05, 308
(Lestes). P ’93, 379; ’01, 139
(Leuciseus). P 756, 192
(Sergestes). P 60, 45
‘vigilis (Xantusia). P 58, 255; ’66,
312; ’08, 118
vigintimaculata (Coccinella). j iv, 96
(Psyllobora). P ’66, 348
P 60, 5, 433
P ’52, 84
P '70, 58
J IV, 16, 34
vigintinaria (Cardita). P 747, 297;
"48, 97. J I, 128
Vigna. P ’67, 19
vignalensis (Urocoptis). P ’98, 275
vignoni (Jouannetia). P ’63, 143
vigorsii (Dendroica). P 795, 496;
96, 158, 161; ’07, 456; 708, 155;
09, 365
(Seaphura). P ’07, 377
(Sylvia). P ’51, 154
(Vireo). P ’51, 154
vilardebena (Loripes). P ’72, 90
vile (Bembidium). P ’02,72. J IV,
30
(Pisidium). P ’97, 292
Vilerna. P ’07, 186
Vilerne. P ’05, 436
Vilfa. P ’62, 88, 333;
91, 299
‘vilifrons (Lachnosterna). J III, 255
‘vilis (Eros). J I, 838
(Hydroporus). P ’55, 292
(Ischnoptera). P ’07, 152
(Mordella). P ’58, 76. J IV,
8
63, 78, 79;
(Mordellistena).
(Ochthedromus).
(Spheria).
(Telephorus). P ’51, 343
‘Villanova. P ’63, 65 ;
villicum (Clytus). J II, 104
villicus (Clytus). J IT, 104
‘yilliersi (Productus). P ’97, 410.
J III, 17, 22
‘Villiersia. P ’80, 61
villiersii (Productus). J VIII, 302,
307
villosa (Ameeba). P ‘74, 140; ’75,
126, 414
(Aneylochira). P ’73, 331
(Angelica). P 710, 546, 548,
9
P 62, 49
P 57, 5
P °95, 30
56
(Aotus). P 750, 81
1387
villosa. Continued.
(Brada). P ’08, 357
(Calantica). P ’08, 105, 106
(Calothamnus). P ’50, 81
(Chrysopsis). P ’63, 65; 96,
7
(Cieindela). P 708, 505, 506,
0
(Cynthia). P ’64, 160
(Dioscorea). P ’60, 304
(Erioptera). P ’59, 226
(Monedula). P ’95, 365, 370
(Mutilla). P ’96, 547
(Mylabris). P ’08, 610
(Pecopteris). P ’60, 440
(Viola). P ’60, 145; 1900, 483;
03, 663, 675, 690, 692, 698
villosa cordifolia (Viola). P
665, 672, 674, 695
villosulus (Eumolpus). P ’47, 169
(Xanthonia). P ’73, 34
villosum (Anobium). j v, 173. P
"45, 309
(Cerastium).
(Chiroderma).
(Elaphidion).
II, 14, 103
(Eritrichium).
(Eupatorium). P ’89, 387
(Scalpellum). P ’08, 106
(Sesarma). P ’80, 218
(Siphonostoma). P ’08, 357
(Triticum). P ’80, 132
(Viscum). J I, 185
villosus (Creophilus). P ’66, 348
(Dendrocopus). P 753, 384
(Dryobates). P ’91, 435; 95,
464, 482; ’96, 116, 128; ’98, 80
03,
P ’10, 563
P 1900, 756
P 73, 336. J
P ’63, 173
villosus auduboni (Dryobates). P
95, 482
villosus harrisii (Dryobates). P ’93,
42, 62; 799, 13, 17; 03, 7, 15
villosus hyloscopus (Dryobates). P
92, 116; ’04, 581
villosus leucomelas (Dryobates). P
93, 42, 62
villosus (Eumolpus). P ’47, 169
(Eupagurus). P 758, 237
(Lampsilis). P 1900, 77
(Mollotus). P ’56, 90
(Mycetes). P ’62, 518
(Pagurus). P ’58, 237
(Peneus). P ’93, 110
(Pieus). j iii, 369; vii, 193,
406. P 753, 401; . °55, 313; 56,
293; ’63, 199; ’69, 126; ’75, 347;
83, 65
(Polydectus). P ’52, 81
(Rubus). P ’60, 200; ’°70, 128;
71, 296; ’86, 344; 1900, 483; ’02,
667; 710, 580
(Staphylinus). J IV, 31
1388
villosus. Continued.
(Stenocorus). J II, 103
(Tapirus). P ’65, 183
(Typhlocarcinus). P ’58, 96
(Unio). P 1900, 77
villoti (Gordius). P ’07, 271
villoti difficilis (Gordius). P ’07, 271
vimba (Abramis). P ’82, 307
viminalis (Actinocrinus). P ’81, 329
(Amphoracrinus). P ’81, 329
(Chrysomela). P ’56, 39
(Cyathocrinus). P ’78, 256;
79, 309
viminea (Bothrocorbula). P ’72, 274
(Corbula). P ’72, 274
viminea (Eschara). J V, 116
vimineum (Eriogonum). J III, 100
(Spherolobium). P ’50, 81
vinacea (Columba). P ’64, 248
(Phenicothraupis). P ’67, 94
Vinago. j iv, 264. P ’59, 143; 705,
756
Vinea. P 58, 129; 789, 391; ’92, 162
vincentimus (Bulimulus). P ’74, 53
Vincetoxicum. P ’89, 392
vincta (Acmeops). P ’61, 356
(Helix). P ’57, 189; ’58, 197,
198
(Nomada). P ’03, 580-583, 586,
(Urocoptis). P ’98, 276
vinectum (Cerithium). P ’95, 114,
118-121
vinetus (Carabus). P ’43, 296
(Caranx). P ’83, 284
(Byvarthrus) 2°. PR. %8,, 319. ad
II, 232
a (Saprinus). P ’52, 40. J IV,
vinculata (Trimerotropis). P ’02,
722; 04, 527, 568; °06, 391; 707,
45, 77; ’08, 368, 390; ’09, 116,
153, 452; 710, 16
vineulata form similis
tropis). P ’09, 453
vinculatus (Bellerophon). P ’89, 298
vinculum (Buccinum). P ’56, 283;
60, 185, 421
(Trimero-
(Fusus). P ’56, 185; ’60, 421;
61, 419
(Phurys). P ’75, 65
vindemialis (Mamestra). P ’75, 418
vindicatus (Pterostichus). P 773,
310, 315
vinearius (Graphiodon). P ’70, 122
vinetorum (Eristalis). P ’94, 276;
95, 330
(Syrphus). P ’94, 276
vinicolor (Pompilus). P 797, 246,
259
vinifera. (Vitis). P
4
53, 270; 67,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
vinifera capularis
116
vinnula (Nomada). P ’03, 588
vinosa (Aeshna). j viii, 18
vinosum (Hypoxylon). J II, 286
vinslovi (Ceratodus). P ’75, 410
vinsonioides (Aleyrodes). P ’02, 282
vinulenta (Scopelosoma). P ’74, 210:
Vinus. P ’55, 441
Vioa. P ’89, 71, 72
Viola. j vii, 15. P. ’60, 145, 199,.
302; ’63, 58; ’84, 81; ’87, 325;
788, 396; ’89, 365; ’91, 434; ’98,
405; ’99, 92-95; 1900, 483-489; 701,
455; 703, 656-698; ’04, 108; ’07,.
457; 710, 545, 548, 569, 581. J
ITI, 82
viola (Acmeops).
(Auricula).
17, 112
(Melampus). P ’79, 26
(Strophiops). P ’96, 328
Violacea. P 60, 199
violacea fulvus (Agaricus).
206
violacea (Amastra).
(Amphizonella).
(Ardea). jv, 67.
75, 354
(Cenangella).
(Certhia). P ’64, 244
(Collinsia). P ’98, 38
(Corbicula). P ’60, 274; ’61,.
128
(Coronella). P 757, 182
(Crepidodera). P ’47, 164;
73, 71
(Cribraria). P ’91, $93
(Cyclas). P ’60, 301
(Cyrena). P ’60, 287
(Dasyatis). P ’01, 338
(Donacia). P ’47, 159
(Erycina). P ’72, 229
(Geotrygon). P ’65, 108
(Haltica). P ’66, 348
(Hipponoe). P ’63, 358
(Hirundo). j iv, 256
(Hyliota). P ’59, 51; 783, 128;
89, 149; 99, 50
(Vitis). P 799,
P ’60, $21
P '79, 26. J IX,.
SB
P 88, 46
P 79, 163
P '60, 379;-
P 793, 149
(Iris). P 789, 355
(Laminella). P ’88, 46
(Lespedeza). P ’60, 511
(Loxigilla). P ’63, 297; 709,
362
(Mercenaria). P ’71, 135
(Muscicapa). P ’83, 128
(Nectarinia).. P ’62, 319
(Nyctiardea). P ’75, 354
(Osmilia). P ’07, 192
(Oxalis). P ’60, 199; ’88, 396;
97, 161; 798, 404; 710, 580
(Poreellana). P ’58, 227
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
wiolacea. Continued-
(Pyrrhula). P 63, 297
(Sesarma). P ’80, 218
(Soletellina). P 1900, 480
(Tanagra). P ’64, 254
(Trygon). P ’01, 338
(Urocoptis). P ’98, 277
(Venus). P ’80, 22
(Volucella). j vi, 166
‘Violacee. j vii, 15. P ’60, 145, 302;
63, 58; 84, 81; °89, 365; 98,
405. J III, 82, 181, 184
~violaceipennis (Pepsis). P 797,
wiolacella (Gracilaria).
violaceofiava (Syllis).
‘violaceum (Gryllus).
(Sceliphron). P ’96, 552
(Trygon). P 710, 474
‘violaceus (Apodichthys).
(Bueeros). P ’67, 216
(Cebedichthys). P ’62, 279
(Conus). P ’05, 291
ie (Cyanocorax). P ’91, 443; ’99,
(Dasyatis).
(Dermestes).
(Dicelus).
P 710, 474
P °45, 307
P 43, 296
(Gordius). P ’07, 272
(Graculus). P 63, 325
(Gryllus). P ’04, 539; ’07, 192
(Icterus). P ’66, 22
(Lanius). P ’64, 239
(Nyetherodius). P ’60, 379;
764, 65; °68, 150
(Nycticorax). P ’09, 357. J
» 222
(Petalostemon).
(Petrolisthes). P ’58, 227
(Psittacus). P ’64, 240
(Ptilonorhynchus). P ’91, 449
(Rallus). P ’64, 69
(Staphylinus). P °44, 35
(Unio). P ’53, 247
viole (Cheetoglossa). P ’95, 333
violeoides (Dalibarda). P 792, 372
‘violascens ((£dionychus). P ’59, 81;
73, 59, 61
(Pomacentrus).
(Solecurtus). P
(Syntherisma).
(Tagelus). P ’98, 59
(Thelephora). J III, 222
violenta (Muscicapa). j iv, 378
violescens (Briza). P ’91, 305
J XII, 535
‘violicauda (Lampornis).
violus (Melampus). P ’79, 26. J
IX, 39
viorna (Clematis). P ’62, 161; ’70,
135 ;
viparia (Vitis). P ’67, 98
‘Vipera. j v, 364; vi, 36. P 754,
P °99, 301
P 54, 150.
P 98, 23, 298 |
1389
57, 62; 59, 335, 340;
86, 300; 08, 122. J
96, 101;
62, 337;
IT, 305
vipera (Trachinus).
P 92, 272
Vi
peride. P 754, 99, 193; 757, 70;
759, 333; ’64, 231; ’86, 300; 701,
96; ’05, 207; ’08, 123, 124
Viperine. P ’59, 334
viperinus (Coluber). P ’08, 120
(Erpetogomphus). P ’08, 487,
489, 490
Virbius. P ’60, 35; ’78, 298, 329;
79, 421; ’93, 118; ’94, 406
virbius (Necroscia). P ’04, 71
virella (Crategus). P ’05, 584, 590
virens (Achatinella). P ’88, 35
(Agshna). P ’08, 489
(Agrilus). P ’57, 9
(Alitta). P ’08, 344
virens plenidentata (Alitta). P 709,
244
P 64, 104
virens (Anculosa). -
P 57, $4; 59,
(Andropadus).
46; 99, 42
(Anodonta).
(Bromus).
(Chlenius ).
(Conocephalus).
05, 827
(Contopus). P 766, 60;
149; °75, 348; ’82, 285; 783,
791, 436; ’92, 108; ’95, 486;
132; ’98, 81; ’08, 153
(Cynedus). P ’82, 274
(Dendroica). P ’75, 352; 783,
61; ’90, 210; 91, 437; 795, 496;
96, 158, 161; 798, 85; 708, 155
(Dieranum). J III, 202
virens 8 wahlenbergii (Dicranum). J
ITI, 202
virens ,Epidendrum). P ’98, 410
(Gadus). P ’63, 231
(Glauconome). P ’61, 27
(Goniobasis). P ’65, 26
(Gyrotoma). P 64, 97
(Ieteria). P ’75, 349; ’91, 437;
92, 111; ’95, 381, 497; ’96, 162;
08, 156
virens longicauda (Icteria). P 92,
124; 93, 22, 55, 64; 704, 584
virens (Lestes). P 93, 379;
127
(Melania).
(Motacilla). j iv, 192
(Muscicapa). iv, 169, 170;
vii, 193; viii, 153. P ’47, 278
(Nereis). P 708, 344
virens plenidentata (Nereis).
244
virens (Ommexecha).
(Paludina).
P 53, 264
P 62, 98, 336
P 56, 29
P 704, 543;
68,
64;
96,
01,
P 64, 42
P 09,
P 07, 168
P 64, 104
1390
virens. Continued.
(Phlugis). P ’05, 827, 843
(Polachius). P ’04, 511; 709,
407
(Quereus). j ii, 111. P 780,
128
(Schizostoma). P ’60, 187;
64, 93, 97. J V, 253
(Sylvia). j iv, 192
(Sylvicola). P 753, 310, 312,
398
(Sylvietta). P ’59, 39; 799,
41
(Turdus). P ’64, 251
virens hispaniolensis (Turdus). P
64, 251
virens (Tyrannula). P ’43, 284;
53, 308; ’56, 289. J II, 262
(Tyrannus). P ’54, 397
(Unio). P ’57, 169. J IV, 80
(Valvata). P ’63, 148
(Xanthornus). P 766, 38; ’67,
68
Vireo. j iv, 165, 174; vii, 193; viii,
163. 2 :’47, (158;. °48; 227; 51,
149; 752, 60; 53, 309; 754, 398;
55, 313; °568, 117; ’59, 106, 189,
191; ’60, 375; ’63, 294; 766, 41,
73-77; 68, 83,149; ’71,: 21;- 773,
854; °74, 97; °75, 348; 783, 62;
90, 210; *91, 436; 792, 111, 122;
93, 22, 27, 53, 64; ’95, 464, 493;
96, 156; ’98, 84, 216; 799, 16, 18,
31; 703, 11; ’04, 584; 708, 154;
09, 364. J I, 44; II, 269
Vireolanius. P 799, 23
Vireonide. P 63, 106, 294; ’65, 37;
66, 73; °74, 96; 83, 62; 795,
493; 96, 156
Vireonine. P 753, 309
Vireosylvia. P ’51, 151; ’60, 375;
63, 106, 294; ’99, 31
virescens (Acanalonia). P ’07, 496
(Adalaria).
81
(Agelaius).
(Apodichthys). P ’62, 279
(Ardea). jv, 61. P ’53, 425;
55, 316; ’60, 378; ’75, 354; 789,
267; ’90, 203; ’92, 104, 113; 795,
472; ’98, 78, 207. J IX, 411
virescens minor (Ardea). P ’75, 354
virescens (Balistes). P ’82, 309
(Brachypeplus). P ’04, 528
(Brachystola). P ’06, 398
(Butorides). P ’59, 108, 192;
60, 378; °64, 64; 766,95; 771, 33;
. 975, 354; ’83, 67; 708, 153
virescens maculata (Butorides). P
09, 356
virescens (Carex).
483, 489, 663
P °79, 72; ’80, 76,
P 66, 15
P 87, 72; 1900,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
virescens. Continued.
(Cephaleuros). J II, 293
(Clibanarius). P 58, 235
(Creobroter). P ’01, 287
(Dichelonycha). P ’73, 328. J
III, 279
(Eigenmannia). P ’03, 530
(Empidonax). P ’08, 153
(Heteropelma). P ’99, 208
(Ichneumon). P ’73, 107, 126.
(Ieterus). P ’67, 59
(Ixos). P ’99, 212
* (Leistes). P 766, 15
(Micrommata). P ’03, 128-136.
(Muscicapa). P ’99, 208
(CEcophylla). P ’82, 264
(Ophiactis). P ’89, 177
(Pagurus). P 758, 235
(Plecostomus). P ’74, 187
(Pseudoharpax). P ’01, 287
(Psittacus). P ’64, 239
(Rana). P ’91, 461; ’93, 182,
184; ’03, 539
virescens brachycephala (Rana). P’
92, 333
virescens (Spheriestes). P 753, 235
(Sternopygus). P ’71, 257
(Unio). P 58, 40. J IV, 341
(Vireo). P ’51, 151
(Vireosylvia). P ’61, 151
virga (Batromantis). P ’07, 29
(Turbonilla). P ’99, 173
virga-aurea (Solidago). P 63, 64
virgata (Chelonia). P ’56, 237 |
(Ciccaba). P ’90, 126; ’99, 32°
(Celopeltis). P 54, 98; 757,
55; ’60, 261
(Conchoderma). P ’90, 281
(Leptoxis). P ’65, 35
(Liatris). j vii, 72
(Melania). P ’64, 101
(Muscicapa). P 764, 256
(Notothenia). P ’61, 519
(Paropomala). P 704, 570;,
09, 112, 133, 423
(Physa). P ’63, 149; 702, 5145.
09, 515; 710, 144
(Pueccinia). P 793, 154
(Schkuhria). P ’98, 383
(Sueccinea). P ’03, 776
(Toxophora). P ’95, 326
(Trirhabda). P 765, 219, 220;
73, 56.
virgatella (Pempelia). P ’60, 20
virgatipes (Ceuthophilus). P 704,
798
P '05, 662-664
P 84, 45
57, 25,
(Rana).
virgatulus (Gobiesox).
virgatum (Bipalium). P
30; 91, 122
virgatum ovalifolium (Hypericum).
P ’07, 455
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC. 1391
virgatum (Panieum)- P 1900, 643,
646, 662; 02, 645, 654, 660; ’09,
380-397 ; "110, 579
, (Paspalum). P '86, 287; 01, |
(Sisymbrium). P ’63, 57
(Syrnium). P 48, 124; 99,
32. J II, 51
Virgatus. P ’61, 365
virgatus (Boéddon). P ’60, 261
(Desmanthus). P ’89, 375
(Dolomedes). P ’04, 320
(Elaphis). P 756, 243
(Iulus). P ’64, 14
(Leiognathus). J XII, 515
(Microdromus). J VIII, 145
(Strophitus). P 753, 263
(Teuthis). J XII, 546
(Thamnophilus). P 68, 361;
99, 23 ;
virgifera (Diabrotica). P ’73, 54
Virgilia, P ’84, 118
virginalis (Arctia). P 60, 527, 529
(Salar). P 756, 220
(Salmo). P ’08, 101
virginea (Acmea). P 76, 245
(Apoica). P ’98, 446
(Muscicapa). P °64, 255; 72,
virginea cristata (Muscicapa). P ’72,
63
virginea (Neritina). P 91, 55
(Partula). P 75, 244-247;
785, 210. J IX, 46, 61, 109
— (Liguus). P ’73, 251; ’75,
(Polyporus). J III, 209
Virginia. P 759, 99; ’60, 79; ’94,
425; 95, 405, 407; 01, 17, 43,
83; 03, 542, 554; 504, 467, 471;
08, 121, 123
virginiaca ’(Pluvialis). J I, 220
— (Pleurosigma). P ’90,
8
virginiacus (Charadrius). J I, 220
virginie (Helminthophaga). P ’66, 70
(Helminthophila). P ’92, 123;
703, 29
virginiana (Alauda). j iv, 181
(Anemone). P ’60, 511
(Anguinella). P ’48, 96; ’62,
568; ’82, 170
virginiana ‘cristata (Ardea). j v, 60
virginiana (Bradburya). P ’02, 667
(Cardinalis). P ’83, 63
(Cerasus). P ’62, 11
(Clematis). P ’60, 511
(Cracea). P 1900, 484
(Cylichna). P ’82, 170
(Didelphis). P 48, 40, 58;
50, 90; 59, Biol. 1; ’71, 15. J
VII, 358, 410
virginiana. Continued.
(Diodia). P 1900, 670; ’02,
664; ’07, 458
(Dione). P 62, 575, 586
(Diospyros). P ’60, 146; 1900,
649; ’01, 359; ’02, 653; ’07, 456;
09, 493; 710, 571
(Epiphegus). P ’60, 514; ’81,
160; ’84, 32
(Fragaria). P ’60, 145; ’66,
343; 86, 344; ’92, 371
(Fringilla). j iv, 49
(Gratiola). P ’60, 303
(Hamamelis). P ’90, 272
(Juniperus). P ’68, 181; ’76,
332; °78, 267; ’82, 9, 218; 789,
58, 353; 1900, 646, 648, 653, 659,
661; ’02, 498, 647-659; ’05, 699;
07, 456; ’09, 382; 10, 546, 550,
J Ill, 101
(Magnolia). P 1900, 485, 488,
649, 665; ’07, 454
(Mangelia). P ’62, 286, 562;
82, 171
(Muscicapa). {i 167
(Orobanche). Jj i, 113
(Ortyx). P ’51, 220; 53, 385,
402; ’75, 350
(Ostrea). j vii, 124. P 43,
311; °48, 103; ’56, 162; ’62, 582;
"71, 181; 80, 27; 82, 154; 788,
333
(Perdix). j iv, 268
(Pinus). P ’07, 456; 10, 548
(Pleurotoma). j vii, 188. P
62, 561
(Protocardia). P 764, 211;
65, 71; ’80, 366; °96, 475
(Prunus). P ’98, 25, 300
(Strix). j iii, 355; vii, 317;
viii, 151. P ’53, 396
(Sureula). Fk ’62, 561
(Tephrosia). P ’60, 302; ’04,
605, 606
(Unio). P ’53, 256
(Vitis). P 753, 274
virginiane (Didelphidis). P ’50, 96
(Pentastomum). P 750, 96
virginianum (Cardium). P ’48, 97;
62, 576; 782, 158
(Centrosema). P ’89, 377; 702,
7 :
virginianum var. angustifolium (Cen-
trosema). P ’89, 377
virginianum (Echinocardium). P ’65,
75
(Eriophorum). P 1900, 485,
488
(Eryngium). P 1900, 668;
709, 390-396
(Geum). P ’60, 511
(Leptamnium). P 1900, 490
.
1392
wirginianum. Continued.
(Linum). P ’60, 511; 1900,
484; ’02, 662; 710, 546, 566
(Onosmodium). P ’60, 304
(Pleurotoma). P 748, 105
Fad tes P ’60, 514; ’89,
?
wirginianus (Amphidetus). P 65,
75
(Bubo). P 746, 46; ’53, 306;
55, 307; 756, 287; 59, 105, 190,
301; ’61, 217; ’66, 49; ’68, 149;
75, 344; °83, 65; ’90, 129; ’93,
22, 28, 41, 62; ’95, 480; ’98, 80;
799, 26, 30. J I, 28; IX, 418
virginianus arcticus (Bubo). P ’93,
41; ’99, 21.. J IX, 418
‘virginianus atlanticus (Bubo).
99, 30
‘virginianus magellanicus (Bubo).
90, 129
‘virginianus occidentalis (Bubo). P
99, 26
‘virginianus pacificus (Bubo). P ’99,
30
-virginianus pallescens (Bubo). P ’05,
681
~virginianus saturatus (Bubo). P 793,
28, 41. J IX, 418
‘wirginianus subarcticus (Bubo). P
790, 129; ’92, 116; ’93, 22, 41, 62.
J 3X,:418
virginianus (Canis). P VII, 30,
356, 368
(Caprimulgus). j iv, 262; viii,
155. P 753, 402; ’56, 287. J II,
122
(Cardinalis). P 753, 400; 756,
291; ’68, 150; ’71, 24; ’75, 350
(Cariacus). P ’68, 247; 771,
13; °72, 124; 780, 395; 788, 99;
94, 218, 350;
445; XI, 265
(Ceratites). J IV, 307
(Cervus). P ’51, 238; 754, 200;
"80, 348... (0: TE 107 5 VEL a7 2,
357, 376
~virginianus fossilis (Cervus).
168
‘virginianus (Chordeiles). P 751, 186,
215; 53, 307; ’55, 307; ’63, 286;
71, 26; ’93, 43, 62; 95, 484; 796,
130; ’98, 81; 708, 87. J II, 261
‘virginianus henryi (Chordeiles). P
92, 107, 116; 93,43; 798, 210;
799, 30
‘virginianus (Colinus). P
98, 79; 799, 25; 708, 81
‘virginianus texanus (Colinus). P ’92,
105
wirginianus (Didelphys).
220
195, 475;
P ’80, 389
96, 394. J VII,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
virginianus (Dorcelaphus). P 796,
179; ’97, 25
(Juniperus). P ’66, 343 ©
(Lepus). j vii, 283, 287, 301,
349; viii, 75
(Mus). P ’53, 414
(Odocoileus). P ’08, 83. J
XIII, 423
(Ortyx). P 56, 294; ’63, 303;
"71, 28; ’83, 66
virginianus var. hoopesi (Ortyx). P
99, 25
virginianus (Parus). j iv, 193, 253
(Pecten). P ’48, 104; 62, 582;
’67, 139; ’81, 420; ’82, 157
(Rallus). P ’53, 425; ’55, 314;
59, 108, 192; °62, 322; 66, 98;
75, 358; 783, 67; ’93, 35
(Rosmarus). P ’98, 201
(Trichecus). P ’98, 196, 201.
J VII, 416; VIII, 215
(Vespertilio). j viii, 282, P
41, 92; 755, 438
(Vulpes). P ’67, 134; ’71, 12;
780, 548
virginica (Acalypha). P ’60, 513
(Altica). P 756, 29
(Astarte). P ’62, 578, 585
(Bradburya). P ’08, 458
(Buccinum). P ’64, 47; 65, 27
(Cardamine). P ’60, 145
(Ceriphasia). P ’65, 27
(Chaleophora). P ’78, 314
(Claytonia). P ’60, 145; 63,
59 ‘
(Cyelas),.
(Cynthia).
(Cytherea).
(Diodia).
(Elodea).
(Eucampia).
P ’62, 37
P ’60,.200
P 82, 158
P ’67, 20; 1900, 632
P ’60, 511; 709, 391
P 790, 138; 1900,
743
(Frullania). P ’69, 226
(Galumna). P ’06, 493
(Goniobasis). P ’64, 47; ’65,
27; °72, 99; °94, 27, 29
(Hamamelis). P ’60, 514; ’71,
295
(Io). P 65, 27
(Iris). P ’60, 304
(Itea). P ’60, 303; ’Q7, 455
(Juga). P ’64, 47; ’65, 27
(Kosteletzkya). P ’67, 18;
1900, 643, 654, 659, 667; ’02, 642,
662; ’05, 697; ’07, 458
(Krigia). j vii, 69. P ’60, 200
(Lachnella). P ’94, 349
(Leptandra). P 710, 582
(Lespedeza). P 710, 548, 566
(Limnea). P ’64, 47
(Loxia). j iv, 53
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
virginica. Continued. ——
(Mediola)}-—P ’60, 201; ’88,
396
(Megacephala). P ’43, 295
(Melania). P ’60, 18; ’61, 306,
397; ’62, 268; °64, 47; 65, 27.
J V, 218
(Mertensia).
(Obolaria). P ’60, 146
(Ostrea). j i, 67; vi, 118, 212,
216. P ’80, 21, 24; ’84, 10, 301;
187, 397, 402; 92, 352; 98, 415,
417-420; ’03, 756. J VIII, 380;
IX, 119, 122
(Ostrya).
(Paludina).
(Peltandra).
387, 398
(Plantago).
669
(Pleurocera). P ’63, 274
(Rhexia). P ’60, 512;
549, 668; ’09, 392
(Salicornia). P ’81, 454
(Saxifraga). P ’73, 276
(Silene). J III, 83
(Spilosoma). P ’60, 531
(Temnopteryx). P ’07, 25;
710, 436°
P 60, 200
P ’89, 58
P 64, 47
P 60, 304; 709,
P 60, 200; 1900,
1900,
(Tetracha). P ’78, 313
(Tradeseantia). P ’60, 201;
10, 579
(Woodwardia). P
1900, 546; 707, 456
(Xylocopa). P ’02, 35
virginicum (Adopogon): P 1900, 483
(Arum). P 751, 225
(Botrychium). P ’60, 515
(Cynoglossum). P 760, 304
(Erythronium). P ’07, 457
(Hydrophyllum). P ’60, 200
(Lepidium). P ’60, 302; 789,
364; ’01, 560; ’02, 667; ’05, 698
(Melanthium). P ’60, 513
(Pisidium). P ’60, 18; ’72,
104, 109; ’97, 291
(Pristipoma). P ’61, 107
(Triadenum). P 1900, 652, 654,
667
virginieus (Andropogon). P 1900,
646, 662; ’02, 647, 652; ’09, 488;
710, 578
(Anisotremus). P 61,
107; ’97, 110
(Bombus). P ’84, 61
(Charadrius). P ’61, 227; 764,
66, 246; ’66, 96; ’71, 28; °75, 357
(Homalocenchrus). P 710, 546,
553
(Lutjanus). P ’61, 106
(Lycopus). P ’60, 512, 514;
90, 273; 1900, 485, 488; 702, 663
88
60, 515;
106,
1393
virginicus. Continued.
(Polydactylus).
P 97, 98
(Polynemus).
8
P 61, 279; 97,
(Sparus). P ’61, 106; ’97, 110
(Sporobolus). P ’89, 361
(Vermetus). P ’62, 568
virginiensis (Buprestis). P ’57, 7
(Chaleophora). P ’73, 84
(Hypocrea). P ’93, 442
(Isaria). P ’93, 465
(Julus). j ii, 107
(Polydesmus). j ii, 72. P ’50,
9,101; 703, 42. J VIII, 442
(Protocamelus). P ’73, 15
(Saxifraga). P ’60, 145; ’10,
545, 564. J III, 88
(Stemonitis). P ’91, 391
virgo (Arctia). P 60, 527, 528
(Calopteryx). P 701, 127
(Libellula). j viii, 32
(Lucina). P ’72, 83
(Odontomyia). P ’82, 86
(Phasianellus). P ’89, 137
(Strobilops). P ’94, 22; ’06,
148
virgoaurea var. alpina (Solidago). P
04, 603
virgula (Exogyra). P ’90, 469
(Ostrea). P ’90, 462, 466, 469
virgulacea (Synocladia). P ’58, 14;
"70, 15; 788, 226
virgulata (Achatinella). P ’95, 238
(Anodonta). P ’57, 86. J V,
213
(Emys). P ’54, 189
(Goniobasis). P ’65, 32. J V,
223
(Gorgonia). j ii, 60
(Leptogorgia). P ’78, 311
(Melania). P ’61, 119; 765,
32. J V, 223
(Partula). P ’85, 219
(Partulina). P ’88, 28
(Testudo). j iv, 216. P 54,
189
virgulatus (Bulimus).
virguneula (Arctia).
viridans (Achatinella).
P 57, 192
P 60, 527, 528
P ’88, 30, 36
(Bulimella). P ’88, 29, 31
(Misumena). P ’04, 133
(Oxyopes). P ’83, 277
(Pasimachus). P ’58, 61. J
IV, 29
(Peucetia). P 1900, 539; 703,
341; 04, 137; ’09, 219
(Unio). P ’59, 170. J IV, 337
viridanus (Chlenius). P ’56, 27
(Geeinus). P ’63, 325
(Pieus). P ’63, 325
viridaria (Turbonilla). P ’99, 175
(Turritella). P ’91, 53
1394
viride (Chrysomela).
(Emplectonema).
(Gastrophysa).
(Gonyosoma).
(Ophidium).
(Phaedon).
(Setaria).
(Sparisoma). P ’97, 120
(Trypanostoma). P ’62, 172;
63, 310. J V, 291
(Veratrum). P ’60, 201; ’69,
Biol. 14, 15; ’88, 396; ’98, 44, 313.
J III, 103
viridensis (Sphyrena). P ’84, 75
virides (Budytes). P ’62, 318
viridescens (Anisodactylus).
339
(Atropis). J IX, 98, 110
(Balistes). P ’82, 309
(Blanfordia). J IX, 98
(Calliphora). P ’95, 335
(Cyclostoma). J IX, 98
(Diemyctylus). P 756,11; ’59,
126; ’95, 405; ’03, 538. J I, 284;
III, 363
viridescens meridionalis (Diemyctylus).
P ’95, 381, 400
viridescens (Erychthys). P ’82, 274
(Muscicapa). P ’64, 255
(Notophthalmus). P ’65, 84.
J I, 284; VI, 68
P '56, 38
P 57, 168
P '56, 38
P ’60, 559
P 63, 262
P °47, 175
P 86, 60
P 61,
(Orphulella). P ’06, 26, 29
(Osmerus). j i, 280. P ’61,
58; 768, 93, 94
(Realia). J IX, 98
(Triturus). P
126. JI, 284
viridienea (Cordulia). P 58, $1
viridizneus (Anolis). P ’68, 97
' (Harpalus). P ’65, 99
viridiatra (Spheria). P ’95, 29
viridicata (Eleochlora). P ’07, 174;
708, 13
(Goniobasis).
32. J V, 322
(Xiphicera).
viridicatus (Unio).
IV, 87
viridiceps (Chrysobothris). P ’44,
147; °73, 332
viridicollis (Bembidium). J IV, 30
(Cymidis). J IV, 28
(Glycia). J IV, 28
(Notaphus). P ’57,5. JIV,30
(Paleornis). P ’53, 378; ’99,
43. J ITI, 156
viridicornis (Anthaxia). P ’57, 9
(Buprestis). j iii, 162.
(Scolopendra). J V, 29
viridicyanea (Cyanolyea). P 91,
444
(Paria).
59, 126; 08,
P 62, 268; 64,
P 07, 174
P 59,170. J
P ’73, 40
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
°
viridifasciata (Chortophaga). P 704,
777, 786; 705, 38, 53, 803; 706,
374; ’07, 290; 709, 147; 710, 588,
616, 629
viridiflava (Clausilia). P ’01, 648
viridiflora (Acerates). P 710, 547,
571
(Velthemiia). P ’58, 123
viridiflorum (Desmodium). P
605
viridifrons
"73, 89
(Chleenius).
(Dichroatettix).
viridifuscus (Oriolus). P ’91, 449
viridigastra (Amizilis). P ’99, 208
viridigenalis (Chrysotis). P 53,371;
99, 32. J III, 153
viridilineata (Calvisia). P ’04, 71
(Necroscia). P ’04, 71
viridimicans (Osmia). P ’97, 884
viridinitens (Collocalia). P ’06, 210
viridipallidus (Gobius). P ’58, 169
viridipectus (Lamprotornis). P 705,
781
viridipennis (Brachinus). P ’62, 524
(Calleida). P 43, 295
(Diabrotica). P ’59, 81; 765,
7
04,
(Anthaxia). P 57, 9;
P 56, 25
P 06, 30-32
20
(Lebia). P 743, 296
(Oplocephala). J IV, 38
(Phyllobrotica). P ’65, 207
viridipes (Oleyphides). P ’05, 798,
840
(Pellenes). P 704, 139
viridipilis (Elater). P 744, 153
viridipunctata (Chrysobothrus). P
57, 8; 773, 332
viridiradiatus (Unio). P ’59, 154.
J IV, 336
viridirufa (Alcedo). P ’60, 133
viridis (Acanthocystis). P ’74, 166
(Acteon). J II, 323
(Aeruledus). P ’91, 449
(Agenia). P ’97, 236
(Alnus). P ’83, 255; ’84, 91
(Alpheus). P ’93, 118
(Ameba). P ’74, 167
(Anguis). j v, 350
(Anthophylax).
(Ardistomis). P ’57, 80
(Blatta). P ’06, 271
(Bothrops). P ’59, 340
(Brachinus). P ’44, 49; 762,
524
(Bufo). P ’51, 241; ’62, 358.
J VI, 71
(Buprestis).
(Calyptomaena).
(Cassicus). P
38; ’67, 68
(Centropomus).
j iii, 163
P 02, 680
64, 242; 766,
P 81, 114
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
viridis. Continued. _—
(Cepolophis). P ’63, 262
(Chironomus). P 795, 320
(Chloéaltis). P 04,518; ’06, 29
(Clivina). P ’43, 296
(Colaris). P ’59, 33
(Columba). P ’64, 248
(Cormocephalus). J V, 38
a. F918; Si,
‘(Dendrophis). P 60, 562
(Dichromorpha). P ’04, 518,
777, 785; ’05, 36, 53; ’06, 29, 367;
707, 287; 709, 142; 710, 588, 628
(Diselmis). J III, 60
(Ectocarpus). P 755, 412
(Esox). P ’10, 606
(Euglena). P ’68, Biol. 11
(Eumolpus). P ’47, 175
(Eunice). P ’09, 246
(Euxolus). P ’89, 402
(Fraxinus). P. ’62, 2
(Gecinus). P ’98, 499
viridis spinifer (Gordius). P 701,
720
viridis (Gymnelis). P
(Hesperotettix). P
570; ’06, 400; ’07, 73;
159
(Hippolyte). P ’93, 118
(Hirundo). j ii, 72; iv, 257
(Holothuria). j iv, 163
(Hydra). P ’70, 72; 74, 10;
780, 156; 787, 311, 312
(Hyla). jv, 341. P 55, 428;
60, 305, 500; 62, 155; ’08, 125
(Ieteria). j iv, 252; viii, 153.
P 47, 157; ’54, 397; ’55, 313; 59,
106; ’75, 349. J I, 44; II, 269
(Irrisor). P 705, 764
(Labrus). P ’92, 270
viridis carolinensis (Lacerta). j vi,
16. P ’08, 116
viridis jamaicensis (Lacerta).
16. P ’08, 116
viridis (Lagria). P 45, 311
Lanius). P ’64, 238, 239
(Lebja). P ’43, 296
(Leiotettix). P ’07, 188
(Leistes). P ’66, 14
(Leptophis). P ’44, 172; 54,
100
(Leptoxis). P 765, 35
(Lestes). P ’93, 379
(Liophis). P ’68, 102
(Loimia). P ’03, 728
(Lyssomanes). P 1900, 530,
541; ’03, 341; 704, 140
(Macrosphenus). P 59, 41
(Melania). P ’64, 101
(Mentha). P ’60, 512; 702,
668; ’05, 697
63, 262
04, 537,
09, 114,
j vi,
1395
viridis. Continued.
(Monachus). P 47, 174
(Motacilla). P ’67, 219
(Murena). P ’82, 303
(Muscicapa). j iv, 252. P
64, 256
(Myndus). P ’07, 492
(Navicula). P ’65, 16; 90,
444; 1900, 471; °10, 460
viridis var. commutata (Navicula).
P 710, 461
viridis var.
710, 461
viridis (Neomixis). P ’99, 211
(Neritina). P ’91, 55
(Numenius). j v, 71
(Opheomorphus). P ’68, 102
(Orasema). -P ’96, 37
(Oriolus). P 764, 242; ’67,
68; 791, 450
(Panchlora). P’06, 271; ’07, 153
(Pendulinus). P ’67, 58
(Parus). P 75, 352
(Perophora). P ’88, 331
(Peteria). P ’53, 309
(Petronason). P ’82, 274
(Phenicophaus). P 570, 88
(Pisidia). P ’58, 228
(Plagiodera). P ’73, 53
(Polypedates). P 60, 500;
702, 185
(Porcellana). P ’58, 228
(Protococeus). P ’78, 331
(Pteroglossus). P ’67, 113
(Rallus). P ’64, 247
(Ramphastos). P ’67, 101, 113
(Ramphocenus). P ’59, 41
(Rana). P ’56, 143; ’60, 509
(Rhacophorus). P 702, 185
(Salarias). P ’99, 362
(Sargus). j iii, 87
(Seartelaos). P ’82, 279; 705,
513
(Seartichthys). P ’99, 362
(Searus). P ’97, 120
(Seolopendra). j ii, 110. J
22
(Solen). j ii, 316. P ’71, 130
(Sphecotheres). P ’91, 450
(Tanagra). P ’64, 253
(Tantalus). jv, 71
(Teius). P ’62, 351
(Thea). P 758, 125; ’63, 276
(Thecla). P ’62, 221, 223
(Turdus). P ’64, 250
viridis carolinensis (Turdus).
252
viridis (‘Typophorus). P ’73, 38
(Unio). P ’41, 104; 46, 15;
53, 259, 266; 54,” 239, 248
(Upupa). P ’05, 764
(Virbius). P ’93, 118
fallax (Navieula). P
j iv,
1396
viridissima (Forsythia).
’83, 111; °09, 58, 68
viridissimum (Chlorosoma). P ’60,
559
viridissimus (Coluber). P 756, 243
(Conocephalus). P ’04, 543
(Dryophylax). P ’56, 243; 757,
3
P '68, 334;
(Herpetodryas). P ’60, 559
(Philodryas). P ’60, 559. J
‘VIII, 178
wiridistriata (Goniobasis). J VI, 140
Viridite. P ’03, 397
viridocana (Pollenia). P ’98, 175
viridocolare (Helicina). P ’90, 285
viridostriatis (Goniobasis). P 764, 4
viridula (Admete). P ’61, 97
(Agapostemon). P 1900, 377
(Anculosa). P ’60, 68; 64,
104; °65, 36
(Ceratina). P ’01, 217
(Io). P 761, $94; 763, 308,
314. J V, 349
(Leptoxis). P 64, 104
(Melania). P ’63, 316
(Stipa). P ’63, 78
(Stratiomyia). P ’82, 86
viridulum (Pleurocera). P ’63, 316
viridulus (Anculotus). P ’64, 104
(Unio). P ’63,198. J VI, 10
(Zonites). P ’75, 153, 165
viridus (Alnus). P ’63, 76
(Anchomenus). P 754, 46
(Anolis). P 756, 224
(Oriolus). P ’66, 14, 38
(Searus). P 1900, 527
virilis (Cambarus). P ’77, 171
(Sonorella). P ’05, 256, 260,
266-268; 710, 53, 55, 68
wirilis circumstriata (Sonorella). P
705, 256, 267; 710, 69
virilis huachucana ’(Sonorella). P
705, 267; ’09, 498
wirilis leucura (Sonorella). P- 710,
53, 55, 72
wiriscens (Platyrhyncos). j iv, 171
viscida (Allionia). P ’04, 108
wiscidiflora (Chrysothamnus). P ’63,
66
(Linosyris). P ’63, 66
viscidum (Panicum). P 1900, 662
viscosa (Azalea). P ’60, 303; 1900,
546; ’02, 668; ’07, 455
(Dodonea). P ’98, 394; 705,
698, 700
(Robinia). P ’81, 456
(Spheria). P 79, 67
(Thelephora). J III, 222, 223
(Uranidea). J VI, 326
wiscosissima (Cuphea). P 60, 513
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
yiscosissimum (Ribes). P 798, 27,
302
viscosum (Cerastium). P ’60, 145;
788, 396; ’98, 402
(Polemonium), P 48,10. J
I, 154
(Rhododendron). P ’04, 607,
608
viscosus (Oxybaphus). P ’87, 330
(Silurus). Bets Bik
Viscum. P ’81, 440. J I, 185
visenoviensis (Titanomys). o Vit,
333
vison (Lutreola). P ’94, 394; 96,
198; 703, 25
vison energumenos
04, 579
vison lutreacephalus (Lutreola). P
96, 198
vison ’ vulgivagus (Lutreola).
198
(Lutreola). P
P 96,
vison (Mustela). P ’58, Biol. 25;
703, 25
’(Putorius). P 771 335. oe
326; °97, 217; 703, 25; 708, "92
vison ‘lutreocephalus ’(Putorius). P
97, o1, 217, 310
visoninus (Rhegnops). P ’66, 128
Vitacee. P ’58, 126; ’60, 302, 511;
61, 450; ’97, 191; 1900, 667
vitakerianus (Holomeniscus). J IX,
392; XI, 265
vitalba (Clematis). P ’89, 363
vitatus (Atreus). J V, 363
(Buthus). J V, 363
(Catostomus). j i, 104
(Cryptocephalus). P 749,
J I, 250
(Seorpio). J V, 363
viteana (Endopiza). P 60, 859
vitegenella (Phyllocnistis). P 59,
327
vitellina (Salix). P ’63, 76
vitelline (Chrysomela). P 56, 38
vitellinum (Placodium). P 93. 216
vitellinus (Cassicus). P ’64, 107;
’67, 66
(Polyporus). J III, 212
(Ramphastos). P ’67, 107
vitellus sd has P 05, 292
Viteus. P ’67,
Vitex. P 790, 72
vitiacea (Truncatella). P ’87, 146
vitiana (Taheitia). P ’87, 146
(Truncatella). P ’87, 146
vitianus (Halophila). P ’62, 154
viticola (Dermatella). P ’94, $52
(Hydnum). J III, 216
(Polyporus). J III, 211
(Pseudovalsa). P ’94, 343
(Thelephora). J III, 222
viticollis (Pyrotrichus). P 62, 41
170.
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
viticolus (Fidia}.P°73, 34
(Pachnephoris). P 55, 418
viticordifoliella (Antispila). P ’60,
209
Vitiensis. P ’73, 233
vitiensis (Arctus). P ’52, 19
(Assiminea). J VIII, 409
(Columba). P ’54, 232
(Dacelo). P ’99, 46
(Galathea). P ’58, 238
(Halophila). P ’53, 423; 62,
154
(Holothuria). P ’90, 321
(Porzana). P ’94, 144
(Vitiflora). j iv, 185
vitifolie (Dactylosphera). P ’67, 5
(Pemphigus). P ’67, 5
vitifolium (Gossypium). P ’09, 108
vitigena (Spheropsis). P 793, 160
(Trematospheria). P ’94, 329
vitigenella (Phyllocnistis). P 60,
433
vitiosa (Dalmania).
(Strangalia).
vitiosus (Hydroporus). P
297; °66, 365
(Saprinus).
1
P ’95, 331
P 54, 18
55, 291,
Poe, 60. J IV,
Vitis. P ’53, 270; ’58, 126; ’60,
302; ’61, 450; ’62, 162; ’66, 4;
"67, 42, 98; 70, 136; ’80, 10; 789,
373; 91, 275; ’99, 116; 1900, 649,
651, 659, 667; ’01, 558; 702, 653,
662; 710, 568
vitis {Adoxus). P ’73, 33
(Anomala). J III, 236
(Dendryphantes). P ’01, 589
(Diatrypella). P ’90, 225
. J IV, 154, 156
(Siliquaria). P 748, 105
(Sphinx). J IV, 156
(Valsa). P ’77, 113
vitisidea (Vaccinium). P ’84, 88
Vitrea. P 94, 15; 96, 400, 448,
488; ’99, 314; 1900, 93, 115, 138,
149, 384, 456; ’02, 414, 418-433,
511; ’03, 204-212, 616, 767; 06,
124, 150, 533, 560; 709, 514; 710,
52, 86, 131, 666
vitrea (Acontista). P ’05, 839
(Anatifa). j vi, 137
(Anomia). P ’73, 179
(Cyelas). P ’60, 301
(Cymbuliopsis). P ’01, 509,
1
P 42, 166
(Daphnella). P ’73, 230
(Gryphus). P ’73, 179
(Helix). .P ’97, 19
(Hierodula). P ’03, 709
51
(Cypris).
1397
vitrea. Continued.
(Labiella). P ’88, 56
(Leptachatina). P ’88, 17, 56
(Liothyris). P ’91, 166
vitrea var. davidsoni (Liothyris). P
91, 166
vitrea (Lucina). P 5
(Mantis). P ’03, 709; ’06, 276
(Mastax). P ’04, 673
(Odostomia). P ’73, 227
(Parkeria). J VIII, 368
(Photina). P ’06, 276; 707, 156
(Rissoa). P ’73, 215
(Sanguinolaria). P ’98, 58
(Sceintilla). P ’72, 226
vitrea japonica (Solecardia). P ’04,
558
"72, 84
vitrea (Terebratula). P ’73, 178,
181; 791, 166
vitrefacta (Ostrea). P ’04, 559
vitreum var. lactea (Leptopoma). P
05, 723
vitreum taivanum (Leptopoma). P
05, 723
vitreum (Stizostedion).
10, 602
(Umbonium).
vitreus (Erucius).
(Polyporus).
(Priocnemis).
(Pterostichus). P ’73, 308
(Salius). P ’97, 274, 278
(Spirorbis). P ’02, 277
Vitrina. P 57, 134; ’58, 199; ’60,
50, 151, 154; 61, 330; °72, 107;
73, 240; °75, 147, 153, 171, 336;
89, “196, 279; 94, 15; ’06, 153,
530; ’09, 514; 710, 57, 130
vitrina (Happia). P 1900, 386
Vitrinea. P ’74, 54; ’89, 85
Vitrinella. P ’73, 213; 03, 758. J
VIII, 367
vitrinella (Helicopsis). P ’79, 17
(Helix). P 779, 17
Vitrinine. P ’75, 158
Vitrinizonites. P 796, 489; 1900,
113, 115, 137; ’02, 418; ’06, 530
Vitrinoconus. P ’75, 147, 164; ’01,
194
Vitrinoidea. P ’75, 147, 164
vitrinoides (Helix). P 57, 1385;
60, 431
Vitrinopsis. P ’75, 147, 164
Vitrinozonites. P ’89, 196
vitriola (Achatinella). P ’88, 53
vitriolina (Calospiza). P ’99, 307
vitripennis (Cicada). j vi, 236
(Elis). P ’96, 301
(Geron). P 794, 275
(Pepsis). P ’99, 196
vitta (Dendrocelum). P ’57, 23
(Diacope). P ’97, 74
P °06, 520;
J VIII, 368
P 04, 673, 674
J Ill, 213
P 97, 274
1398
Continued.
(Lutjanus). P ‘97, 74 J
XII, 524
(Mesoprion). P ’97, 74
(Planaria). P ’57, 23
Vittaria. P ’01, 558
vittata (Achatinella). P ’88, 38
(Aleyrodes). P ’02, 282, 283
(Amblytropidia). P ’06, 18
PN nae pms P 60, 188. J V,
(Apex). P ’88, 40
(Astia). P ’92, 78
vittata var. niger (Astia).
vittata (Cantharis). P
753, 340
(Cochlogena). P ’58, 198
(Codoma). P 756, 195
(Crategus). P ’05, 608, 625;
710, 188
(Crioceris). P ’65, 213
(Cynthia). P 71, 130
(Diabrotica). P ’65, 212; ’66
348; 767, 80
(Drosophila).
(Eunice).
(Euryseopa). P
26
vitta.
P ’92, 78
51, 347;
?
P 95, 318, 339
P '03, 435
ri3, 28. 3S
> =
(Fuentes). P ’01,590 .
(Galleruca). P ’65, 213
(Gibbula). P 704, 34
(Gnopria). P ’60, 543
(Goniobasis). P ’64, 38
(Hemitremia). P ’77, 94
(Hippolysmata). P ’60, 26;
"79, 413
(Hispa). P ’54,16 °
(Lepidomeda). P ’77, 95
(Leptopodia). P ’79, 384
(Leptura). J I, 322, 337
(Lithasia). P ’62, 273; ’63,
319... J V, 354
(Lycoperdina). P ’53, 358
(Lytta). P’53, 340; ’59, Biol. 18
(Mevia). P ’04, 139
(Melania). P
(Microrhopala).
(Nemognatha).
(Orchestris). P ’73, 66
(Orsodacna). j iii, 480. P
"47, 160; 773, 22
(Pachyptila). P ’66, 169, 172,
196
P 73, 82
j i, 22, 23
(Partula).
74, 109
(Petroica). P ’89, 148
Ba be ji, 429. P 702,
P ’85, 207. J IX,
28
(Pecilia). P ’06, 486
(Prion). P ’70, 85
(Procellaria). P ’66, 159, 169,
172, 193, 194, 196
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
vittata. Continued.
(Saperda). J II, 146
(Squilla). P ’93, 106
(Triplax). P ’54, 162
(Tritoma). J I, 71, 72
(Viola): ° P 703, 698
(Vortex). P ’07, 94
(Xanthochroa). P ’54, 21. J
IV, 39
(Zonitis). J IV, 39
vittatella (Goniobasis).
64, 46. J VI, 134
vittatipes (Exetastes).
vittatocollis (Agrilus).
vittatum (Exoglossum).
(Liobunum). P
04, 140
(Lygosoma).
(Phalangium).
vittatus (Aphodius). jv, 191
(Arrhideus). P ’04, 85
(Attus). P ’78, 337
(Basiliseus). P ’66, 123. J
VIII, 125
(Buthus). j ii, 61
(Canthophrys). P ’82, 282
(Chlorus). P ’07, 192 .
(Chrysops). P ’95, 321
(Cirrhitus). P ’62, 107
(Clibanarius). P 58, 235; ’78,
326;—’91, 183, 193, 199
(Collops). P 752, 164
(Coluber). P 745, 242; 759,
297; ’60, 253
(Conophis). P ’61, 300; 708,
123... J VITL, 187
(Corytheolus). P 754, 103;
65, 197. J III, 36; VIII, 125
(Cryptodacus). P ’62, 339
(Cysteodemus). P 53, 3380.
J IV, 38
(Decticus). P ’01, 374
(Dineutus). P ’68, 366, 367
(Dryophis). P ’54, 226 |
(Elmis). P 44, 99; ’54, 217;
66, 380
(Esomus). P ’82, 279
(Esox). P °65, 803> 7775 "S08
85, 372, 374
(Eupretis).
(Geeinus). P ’63, 325
(Goniodactylus). P ’68, 97
(Gyrinus). P ’68, 367
(Hemiulis). P ’82, 274
ee wad & ie one ret pees
(Hydroporus). - 4
(Labrus). J XII, 550
(Leporellus). P 706, 327
(Leporinus). P ’06, 327
(Liocephalus). P_ ’62,
68, 122
(Liophis). P ’59, 297; ’60, 253
P ’63, 156;
P 73, 389
P ’73, 91, 96
j i, 486
1900, 541;
P 02, 178
j ii, 65
P 62, 339
183;
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
vittatus. Continued... ——
Cs x iii, 316. P °53,
444. J IV,
(Malackins). 3}: i 184-* P
52, 164
(Molge). P ’59, 127
(Mullus). P 1900, 520
(Ommatotriton). J II, 361
Iv, an): P 53, 443. J
Pe ccantine): P 05, 479
(Oxyporus). P 744, 40
(Pagurus). P 50, 29; 58,
235; °78, 326; ’91, 193
(Perarthrus). J II, 102; IV, 40
(Phylloscirtus). P ’04, 548
(Plochionus). P 744, 48
(Pecilocerus). P 01, 374
. (Prion). P 66, 164, 166, 169,
172, 193, 196
(Ptychodes). J Il, 146
(Putorius). P 796, 390. J
XI, 237
(Sarchirus).
84; 710, 605
(Searabaeus). jv, 191
(Sciurus). P ’02, 132, 151
(Siphateles). P 83, 146
(Sitones). J IV, 39
(Sparus). P ’61, 106
(Sus). P ’02, 127, 143, 147
(Tanais). P ’94, 93
(Triton). P 59, 127. J Ii,
361
(Unio). P ’59, 153;
J IV, 249
(Upeneoides).
(Upeneus). P
152
(Vampyrops). P ’91, 402
(Xanthochroa). J I, 96
vitteline (Phytodecta). P ’56, 38
vitticeps (Acridium). P ’07, 181
ji, 419. P 77,
60, 52.
P 1900, 520
82, 306; 85,
(Adimantus). P ’07, 181
vitticole (Anomalon). P ’73, 377
vitticollis (Aleuas). P ’07, 184
(Cryptocephalus). P ’73, 31
(Eiphosoma). P 773, 381
vittiger (Amannus). J IV, 24, 40
(Apogon). J XII, 519
(Tachys). J IV, 28
vittigera (Coscinoptera). P 61,
$57; ’73, 29
(Hyperaspis). P ’52, 133
(Leptura). J I, 321
(Lytta). J IV, 22, 39
(Mordellistena). P ’62, 51
(Nemognatha). P ’53, 348
(Palingenia). P ’62, 373, 401
(Photinus). P ’51, 336
Rana). P ’60, 504; ’68, 246
vittigerum (Plestiodon). P 56, 310
1399
vittigerus (Anolis). P ’62, 179,
356. J VIII, 167
(Dracontura). P ’62, 179
vittipunctata (Amiva). P ’71, 218,
22
0
vittula (Cassida).
Pte ae
vitulina (Phoca).
384
P ’82, 327; ’85,
vitulinum (Plectropoma). P ’62, 236
vitulinus (Conus). P ’05, 291
vitulus (Cis). J IV, 36
vivalis (Cyclas). P ’60, 289
Vivalva. P ’62, 554
vivanus (Lutjanus). P
97, 108
(Mesoprion). P ’83, 286; ’97,
08
83, 286;
(Neomenis). P ’97, 108
vivax (Ailurophis). P ’60, 246
> (Brechmorhoga). P ’08, 481,
490
(Cliola). P 56, 192
(Coluber). P ’60, 246
(Tachymenis). P ’60, 246
(Trigonophis). P ’60, 246
vivens (Clavagella). P ’61, 486
viveroides (Galerix). P ’69, 64
Viverra. P ’88, 86; ’89, 212-224;
96, 507; 702, 143, 156
Viverravus. P ’92, 321
Viverriceps. P ’79, 171
Viverricula. P ’79, 169; ’89, 236 -
Viverride. P ’75, 21; ’79, 169; ’89,
211. J IX, 171
viverrina (Catolynx). P ’79, 171
viverrinus (Prototomus). P ’92, 310
(Sinopa). P ’92, 310
(Stypolophus). P 792, 310
vivida (Argia). P ’08, 481
vivida plana (Argia). P ’08, 481
(Lampronota). P ’78, 378
Vivipara. P ’60, 185, 430; ’61, 307,
397, 432, 446; 62, 21, 451, 567;
763, 39; °72, 107; ’82, 171, 192,
334; ’96, 495; ’01, 188; 702, 116.
J VII, 13; IX, 131
vivipara (Helix). J VII, 13
(Lymnea). j i, 125
(Mamillaria). P ’83, 74
(Paludina). P °44, 55; 62, 451
(Viviparus). P ’63, 37
Vivipare. P ’63, 37
Vivipari. P ’63, 36
Viviparide. P ’60, 50, 430; ’61, 307,
397; ’62, 451; 63, 33, 34, 36; 94,
25; ’96, 495; ’02, 115; ’05, 748
viviparum (Polygonum). tg 63, 75,
95; 84, 90; 793, 213. J III, "183,
196
Viviparus. P ’60, 50, 155;
37; 771, 182; 7’02, 116;
J XIII, 488, 572
63, 35-
05, 748.
1400
viviparus (Euchelyopus). P ’63, 257
(Juncus). j vi, 105
(Sebastes). P’63, 334; 64, 146
vivum (Anomalon). P ’78, 368
Vixia. P ’04, 130
vlamingii (Monoceros). P ’99, 493
(Naseus). P ’99, 493
Viasta. P ’97, 415
v-nigra (Somateria). P ’98, 138
Voandesia. P ’87, 323, 325
vocans (Cancer). P 58, 99
vocans major (Cancer). P ’80, 137
vocans (Gelasimus).
99; 78, 322;
P 50, 24; 58,
*80, 140, 147, 150;
91, 192
(Ocypode). ji, 72. P ’80, 186
vocator (Cancer). P ’80, 147
(Gelasimus). P ’79, 400; ’80,
147
vocifer (Falco). P ’59, 31; ’67, 213
(Halietus). P 59, 31; ’65, 4
vocifera (Axgialitis). P °’75, 357;
90, 203; 792, 105, 113; 93, 37,
61; ’95, 474; ’98, 207; ’09, 356
(Scolopax). j v, 83
vociferans (Penelope). P ’64, 247
(Tyrannus). P 759, 106; ’66,
59; 792, 118
vociferus (Aigialitis). P ’59, 192, 301,
306; ’64, 66; 66, 96; ’68, 84, 150;
"71, 28; ’83, 67; ’08, 90
(Antrostomus). P
53, 307; 766, 58;
353; ’78, 23; 783, 64; ’91, 435;
"95, 484; ’96, 130; ’98, 81; 708,
153. J II, 122, 124
(Caprimulgus). j iv, 262. P
51, 180; 753, 402; ’56, 287. J II,
122
(Charadrius). j v, 100; viii,
156. P ’51, 222; °53, 426; 55,
315; 56, 294; ’75, 357. J I, 220
(Corvus). P’91, 94, 448; ’99, 25
(Oxyechus). P 759, 108; 705,
688; 08, 153
(Psilorhinus).
(Scolopax). P ’60; 195
(Totanus). j v, 83.
427; °55, 315; ’61, 234
(Tyrannus). P ’90, 217
Vogtite. P ’75, 76
vogulicus (Pentamerus). P ’97, 426,
445 ;
Vola. P ’62, 582; ’91, 473
voleformis (Lyropecten). P ’62, 291
volans (Draco). P ’02, 176, 693
(Galeopithecus). P ’02, 135
(Lemur). P ’02, 135, 252
(Ochetotettix). P ’05, 801, 840
(Sciuropterus). P 794, 389;
96, 197; ’97, 31, 217, 311, 314
(Vespertilio). P ’66, 282
51, 183;
74, 105; °75,
P 91, 94-96
P 53,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
volantum (Orchelimum).
710, 595
volatica (Calliomma).
142
volaticus (Rhynchocephalus). P 95,
325
P ’07, 311;
J Iv, 141,
volatile (Theridium). P ’04, 121,
125
volatilis (Nomada). P ’03, 607
volborthi (Melocrinus). P ’81, 297
Volema. J VIII, 326
volgeri (Pleurotoma). P ’84, 107
volitans (Cephalacanthus). P 792,
273; °97, 132
(Dactylopterus). P ’63, 177;
92, 249, 272
(Exocetus). j iii, 290. P 92,
249; ’99, 337; 1900, 500; 707, 424;
710, 601
(Gasterosteus). P. ’97, 82
(Pterois). P ’82, 304; ’97, 82
(Trigla). P ’97, 132
vollenhoveni (Palemon). P ’94, 414
Volsella. P ’65, 245
Voltzia. J II, 193
volubilis (Campanularia). J III, 138
(Seala). J VIII, 195
(Tournefortia). P ’89, 394
(Trachelia). P ’98, 269
Volucella. j vi, 166. P 794, 276;
95, 330; ’08, 99
volucella (Sciuropterus).
94, 159; 797, 314, 319
volucella var. hudsonius
terus). P ’97, 319, 324
volucella var. oregonensis (Sciurop-
P 78, 22;
(Sciurop-
terus). P ’97, 324
volucellus (Hybognathus). P ’64,
283
(Notropis). P 710, 274
volucripes (Dictyna). P ’92, 27;
1900, 534
(Epeira). P 1900, 536
volucris (Mytilicardia). P ’72, 257
(Phetaliotes). P ’07, 56
voluminalis (Conus). P ’05, 101
voluminalis avus (Conus). P 705,
101
volupis (Dictyna). P ’92, 28; 1900,
534; 03, 99, 128, 130-136; 09,
305
Voluta. j vi, 119, 212, 216, 218. P
43, 309; °46, 22; °48, 107; 752,
193; °53, 499; 54, 31, 169; 757,
192; ’61, 322, 367; 62, 563; °76,
286-293; 77, 23; °79, 218; °80,
28, 364-366; ’82, 168, 171, 173; 785,
206; ’87, 141; ’90, 396; ’93, 220;
05, 25, 345, 346; 06, 59; 07,
229. J VIII, 328, 355; IX, 57,
121, 145, 147, 151
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
voluta (Adoneta). P °60, 158
(Melo). P ’76, 288
volutabundum (Pisidium). P 10,
671
Volutacea. P ’98, 191
voluteformis (Pseudoliva). P ’82,
198
volutata (Tornatella).
Volutaxis. P ’91, 312
Volutella. P ’62, 563; ’76, 286; 793,
171. J VIII, 328
volutella (Fusarium). P 791, 93
Volutide. P ’62, 563; ’76, 286; ’98,
192; 705, 25
Volutifusus. P ’62, 563; ’76, 290
Volutilithes. P 54, 31; 55, 260;
60, 94; ’61, 364; ’65, 71, 73, 184;
"16, 286, 289-293; ’79, 218; ’80,
366; 90, 396; ’95, 45, 68, 100,
104-130, 146; 01, 513; ’05, 25,
346, 351, 353, 357; °06, 52-76; ’07,
194, 229. J III, 333; IV, 286, 292,
300; VIII, 264, 328; IX, 121
Volutimitra. P ’76, 287, 291; ’98,
191, 192
Volutimitrine. P ’76, 287, 291
Volutine. P ’76, 286
Volutoderma. P ’76, 289, 292; ’93,
220, 222; ’05, 25. J VIII, 264,
328
Volutomorpha.
220; ’05, 25
Volutopsius. P ’07, 243
volutus (Cenchrodesmus). P ’96, 257
Volva. 71, 130; ’78, 302
Volvaria. jv, 211. P ’73, 217; 79,
222; ’95, 67; °99, 71
volvaria (Bulla). P 756, 69, 283;
60, 424
Volvarina. P ’73, 217
volyatus (Lampodesmus). P ’96, 261
volvens (Scarabeus). J IV, 34
Volviceramus. P ’75, 467
volvocina (Chetoglena). P ’05, 673
P ’87, 52
P 76, 290-293; °93,
(Trachelomonas). P 705, 668-
671, 675
volvocina var. hyalina (Trachelo-
monas). P ’05, 667
Volvocine. P ’63, 118
worrom, © 70, 90; °78, 99; _’80,
157; ’89, 138-140
volyox (Lorica). P ’94, 70
volvoxis (Helix). P 757, 191; ’58,
206
Volvula. P ’62, 570; ’90, 144, 146,
401; 95, 54, 118,122. J IV, 386;
VIII, 370
volvula (Endrosa). J III, 235
Volvulus. FP 755, 356, 366
volvulus (Acmeodera). P ’57, 7
Vomer. P ’62, 239, 431, 436; 763,
83; °70, 119; °77, 208; ’82, 276;
1401
784, 98; ’97,. 101;
05, 87, 88
vomer (Argyreiosus). P
437; ’63, 83; ’71, 208
(Gryphea). j vi, 83, 197; vii,
122; viii, 218, 222, 226. P ’44,
85; 48, 100; 57, 126; 705,11. J
Il, 39; VII, 323
(Grypheostrea). P ’05, 11
(Ostrea). P ’05, 11
(Pleurorhynchus). j viii, 253
(Selene). P ’81, 114; 703, 328;
704, 508; 705, 88
P 62, 437; °03, 328;
99, 118, 347;
62, 436,
Vomeriine. P 62, 431, 436
vomerina (Atherina). P ’54, 198
(Elosia). P ’53, 423
(Phocaena). P ’65, 178; 66,
294; 69, 23, 53; °76, 135
vomerinus (Enhydrobius).
112
(Sphenophorus).
40
J VI, 90,
P 58,81. J
?
vomerium (Platyceras). P ’63, 19>;
65, 131; ’89, 294; 790, 180
vomitoria (Musea). P ’78, 315
vondenbuschiana (Margaritana). P
53, 269
Vonones. P ’09, 228
voorhevii (Lucina). P ’72, 84
vorax (Apsilus). P ’84, 40, 50; ’03,.
365-374
(Dietyophora). P ’57, 205;
782, 244, 248; ’84, 39; ’03, 364-374
(Didelphops). P ’91, 131, 133
(Dromoecyon). P 792, 306
(Edestus). P ’55, 414; 756,
301; 70, 13; ’91, 364. J III, 15>
(Gehyra). P ’57, 197
(Mesoprion). P ’62, 236, 448
(Miacis). P ’92, 320
(Ourameba). P ’74, 78; 775,
7
(Ptychocheilus). P ’56, 209
(Tachys). J IV, 28
(Uintacyon). P 72, 297>
92, 320
Vortex. P °57, 24; ’07, 92
vortex (Helix). P 57, 191;
206; ’88, 285; ’89, 82
12
58,
(Microphysa). P ’89, 82
(Patula). P ’75, 153, 180; ’89,.
200; ’91, 333
(Planorbis). P ’81, 96
(Thysanophora). P 704, 411,
413, 415
Vorticella. P ’79, 204; ’80, 157;
88, 129; ’91, 10-12
Vorticelle. P ’81, 443
vorticifera (Margarita). P ’98, 486
Vorticifex. P ’70, 59; ’81, 109
1402
vorticoides (Dinophilus). P ’07, 87-
112
vortmani (Phenacodus). P ’92, 427
voyana (Macrocyclis). P ’73, 246;
75, 152, 158
(Selenites). P ’89, 196
voyana simplicilabris (Selenites). P
’89, 196
voyi (Cerithium).
(Liotia).
Vria. P ’68, 3
Vriesia. P ’58, 122
vudii (Alsophis). P ’62, 74, 76; ’94,
431
P 05, 292, 787
P 05, 292, 293
vulcanellus (Balanus). P ’67, 139
vuleania (Lipinia). P ’57, 196
vuleanica (Chrysobothris). P ’61,
346; ’73, 90
vuleanorum. (Pliauchenia). P 75,
259
Vulcella. J II, 130
‘vulgare (Colletonema). P ’65, 16
(Echium). P ’60, 515
(Feniculum). P ’89, 385; 705,
698
(Hysterium). P
(Ligustrum). P ’60, 304
(Locusta). P 710, 640
(Lucanthemum). Pp 60, 200
(Lycium). P ’85, 23
(Marrubium). P 789,
1900, 547
(Orchelimum). "18 Tas ee,
47, 54; ’06, 415, 417; ’10, 7, 640
(Origanum). P ’60, 512
(Polypodium). P ’60, 515;
63, 80; 768, 182; ’84, 96; 389, 51.
J III, 104
(Scalpellum). P ’90, 442
(Sorghum). P ’89, 362
(Tanacetum). P ’60, 514
(Theridion). P ’88, 174
194, 347
400;
vulgaris (Acanthias). P ’63, 179;
92, 234; 708, 71
(Actinoptychus). P ’90, 136
vulgaris var. virginica (Actinopty-
chus). P ’90, 136
vulgaris (Agrostis). P ’84, 95
(Alausa). P ’61, 37
(Alchemilla). P 763, 94; 93,
210. J III, 181, 182
(Aloe). P ’89, 359;
(Alosa). P 92, 244
(Amara). P ’55, 356;
(Ameiva). P 62, 67.
(Anguilla). P 82, 303; 792,
244
(Aquilegia). P:.763;07
01, 559
73, 323
(Areella). P ’74, 14; ’76, 55;
"77, 265; ’79, 162; ’81, 10; ’87,
31, 122
(Arenaria). P ’61, 182
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
vulgaris. Continued.
(Armadillo). j i, 433
rmeria). P ’64, 95; 784, 88;
(Armeria). P' '64, 95; ’84, 88;
93, 212
(Artemisia). P °77, 107; ’89,
389
Artica). P ’61, 30
( ,
(Aspro). P ’90, 49
(Asterias). P 789, 170
(Bambusa). P 89, 361; ’01,
557, 560
(Barbarea). P ’60, 145; °92,
169-171
erberis). ; é
(Berberis). P ’62, 11; ’83, 112
(Beta). P ’89, 402 ;
(Brosmius). P ’63, 242
(Brunella). P
90; ’93, 297
vulgaris var. 8 (Brunella).
100
60, 512; 784,
Pee 8b
vulgaris (Bufo). P
125. J VI, 70
(Buteo). P ’46, 45;
451; 55, 280; ’62, 312;
75, 89, 100. J I, 27
(Calluna). P 178, 347;
(Carex). P ’87, 71
vulgaris var. hyperborea (Carex). P
93, 214
62, 358; 08,
58, 306,
66, 45;
85, 379
vulgaris (Catarractes). P 63, 125
(Chameleon). P ’96, 462
(Chameleo). P ’87, 359
(Chrysopa). P ’09, 20
(Cicindela). P 743, 295; 766,
396 :
(Clangula). P ’53, 428
(Clibanarius). P ’52, 6; 758,
234, 247
(Conger). P ’92, 246
(Crangon). j i, 247. P ’50,
29; ’78, 89, 298, 327; °79, 411;
93, 125; ’95, 179
(Crocodilus). P ’60, 549; ’67,
209
(Cucullea). j vi, 199, 202;
viii, 223. P ’50, 67; ’61, 326; 72,
54; ’76, 313; 705, 8
(Cydonia). P ’02, 500
(Cyprina). P ’61, 30, 33-
(Dentex). P ’92, 267
(Diplodus). P ’92, 261; 798,
341
(Dromia). P ’58, 226
(Epeira). P 781, 432; 785,
104; 1900, 536; ’09, 210
(Hippoglossus). P
220
(Hippuris). P ’63, 61
(Homarus). P ’50, 29
(Hydrocotyle).
(Icterus). P ’67, 46
(Idonearea). P 76, 313
64, 198,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
(Jambosa). P ’89, 380
(Julis). P ’92, 271
(Lagenaria). P ’89, 383
(Linaria). P ’60, 303; ’72,
236; ’89, 396; ’91, 269; ’02, 643
29; °71, 124; ’78, 330; 88, 323;
93, 124
(Linosyris). J I, 171 |
(Liparis). P ’64, 191
(Lota). P ’63, 250, 257
(Lumpus). P ’64, 190
(Mena). P ’92, 267
(Meletta). P 61, 36
(Melolontha). J III, 235
(Merlangus). P 63, 250
(Merlucius). P ’63, 230, 247,
250; 92, 277
(Molva). P ’63, 240, 250, 257
(Morrhua). P ’63, 234
(Mustela). j vii, 330. P ‘41,
(Mustelus). j viii, 287. P 92,
(Myrus). P ’92, 247
(Nephelis). P ’70, 89
(Octopus). P ’88, 324
(Opuntia). P ’60, 303; 76, |
161; ’02, 663; 05, 698; ’09, 382 |
(Otus). P 53, 307; 55, 307; |
162, 313 |
(Pagrus). P 92, 263
(Palemon). j i, 248. P 750, |
|
(Palemonetes). P 778, 298,
330; 79, 198, 424; ’88, 80, 330,
333; °93, 124
(Phaseolus). j i, 326. P 75, |
368
(Philodromus). P ’92, 59;
1900, 537; 04, 133
(Pimenta). P ’89, 381
(Pinguicula). P 784, 90
(Polyborus). P ’65, 2
(Polyporus). J III, 213
(Pomotis). P 65, 83; ’77, 88 |
(Porphyra). P ’55, 413
(Prunella). P °98, 406; 10, |
572
ap (Pteropus). P ’89, 336; 90, |
(Putorius). P ’41, 94; ’82, 327
Quisealus). P ’66, 405
(Rotifer). P ’74, 88; ’80, 333;
784, 260; ’99, 138 :
(Sabellaria). P ’78, 300
(Sargus). P 792, 261
(Smaris). P ’92, 267
(Solea). P ’92, 278
(Sphyrena). P ’84, 75; 703,
2
75
(Spinachia). P ’84, 159
(Sturio). P ’89, 250, 255
1403
vulgaris. Continued.
( Tabellaria).
(Teredo).
(Tinea).
(Trygon).
(Turbinaria).
(Utricularia).
71
(Vacearia).
(Viola).
(Vulpes).
P '65, 16
P 62, 456, 468
P 92, 242
P °92, 240
P 57, 74
P ’60, 512; ’63,
P ’77, 106
P 703, 698
P ’82, 327
(Ziziphus). P ’97, 190
vulgata (Patella). P ’76, 239-246
vulgatissima (Chrysomela). P 766,
348
(Phyllodecta). P 773, 52
vulgatissimus (Gomphus). P *62, 393
vulgatum (Cerastium). P ’60, 145;
63, 59
(Diplax). P ’98, 154
(Hieracium). J IL, 181, 193
(Ophioglossum). P 760, 515
(Sympetrum). P 798, 154
vulgivaga (Eulota). P ’01, 563
vulgivaga var. lanx (Eulota). P 702,
32
vulgivaga quelpartensis (Eulota). P
08, 454
vulgivaga (Plectotropis). P 702, 239
vulgivagellus (Crambus). P 760, 204
vulnerata (Apocope). P ’83, 141,
152
(Cantharis). P 753, 331. J
IV, 38
(Corixa). P ’61, 284
(Heterina). P ’01, 134; 08,
481
(Lytta). P ’53, 321. J IV, 38
(Zenoa). P 53, 229. J I, 89
vulneratum (Cerion). P
Vulpavus. P ’92, 320
vulpecula (Centrina). P ’92, 236
(Doryura). P ’57, 197
vulpeculus (Bradycellus). P
347; 68, 374, 379, 382
(Harpalus). P 743, 297;
2
96, 326
66,
68,
38
(Pimelodus). P ’59, 160
Vulpes. P ‘52, 114, 124; 67,
71, 12; °79, 178, 185; 780,
89, 318, 327; ’94, 182, 218, 393;
95, 447; 796, 200; 97, 31, 220;
1900, 46; 708, 404. J VII, 37;
XI, 228, 247, 280, 395-418
134;
348 ;
vulpes (Albula). P ’81, 114; 97,
94; 99, 118; ’06, 81; 710, 600, 654
(Alopias). P 763, 333; 64,
261; °92, 233; 704, 505; 06, 79;
08, 54; 709, 407; 7°10, 599
(Canis). J XI, 404
(Carcharhinus). P 708, 62
1404
vulpes. Continued.
(Carcharias). P ’63, 333; 764,
261
(Esox). P ’97, 94
(Pimelodus). P ’58, 170
(Pompilus). P 799,199
(Squalus). P ’64, 261; 08, 63
vulpes pennsylvanicus (Vulpes). P
94, 393
vulpina (Achatinella).
(Amphicoma).
ITI, 287
(Eburnella). P ’88, 36
(Everina). J III, 104
(Lichnanthe). J III, 287
(Lycosa). P ’90, 423; 92, 66;
1900, 538; ’02, 557; 704, 290, 292;
08, 164, 238
(Mustela). P ’02, 444
(Phalangista). P ’78, 62
(Vitis). P 753, 270, 2972; ’70,
137; ’91, 275
vulpinoidea (Carex).
557 ©
P 88, 35
Jia Oa Ss
P ’87, 77; 10,
vulpinum (Achatinellastrum). P ’88,
35 ‘
vulpinus (Coluber). P ’01, 45, 50
(Cynodon). P ’03, 528
(Dermestes). P 754, 109; ’61,
335. J IV, 12, 32
(Elaphis). P ’56, 244
(Holochilus). P ’94, 226
(Miacis). P ’92, 321
(Rhaphiodon). P ’06, 467
(Scotophis). P ’01, 50
Vulsella. j vii, 257
vultuosa (Agama). j iv, 296
(Hadena). P ’75, 420
(Helix). P ’58, 206; ’89, 204
(Jaltris). P ’62, 73
(Triodopsis). P ’75, 154, 206
Vultur. j iii, 341; iv, 269. P 749,
159; 53, 453; ’57, 33; 775, 271,
344; ’05, 762
Vulturide. P ’49, Suppl.; ’63, 150;
66, 42; 05, 762
vulturina (Cicindela). P ’53, 439;
66, 396. J III, 27
Vulturine. P 753, 304
vulturinus (Faleo). P ’67, 213
vulvaria (Chenopodium). P ’77, 108
vylapandensis (Nassa). P ’82, 209
wabashensis (Productus). J III, 13,
22
waccamawensis (Unio). P ’63, 198.
J VI, 16
wachna (Gadus). P ’63, 251
wachsmuthi (Actinacrinites). P ’69,
154
(Actinocrinus). P 781, 319, 342
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
wachsmuthi. Continued.
(Baryerinus). P ’68, 340; ’79,
327
(Batocrinus). P ’81, 342
(Bursacrinus). P 761, 1875
79, 347
(Caleeocrinus). P ’69, 74; 86,
206
(Catillocrinus). P ’86, 193-196
(Cheirocrinus). P ’69, 75;
’86, 206
(Cyathocrinus). P ’61, 1863
79, 327
(Graphiocrinus). P ’79, 346
(Hexacrinus). P ’85, 338
(Nematocrinus). P ’86, 196
(Nipterocrinus). P ’68, 8425
79, 279
(Poteriocrinus). P ’61, 141
(Rhodoecrinus). P ’81, 179, 387
(Seaphiocrinus). P ’61, 141;
69, 138; ’79, 346
(Schoenaster). P 66, 259
(Scytalocrinus). P ’86, 162
fe ar gr a P 86, 93, 196
(Synbathocrinus ). P 66, 251;
69, 67
wacoensis (Lima). P ’72, 263
(Terebratula). P ’61, 18, 423
wacondana (Lycosa). P ’08, 313
(Pirata). P ’08, 165
wagati (Felis). P ’79, 172
wagler (Microps). P ’55, 430
wagleri (Aptenodytes). P ’72, 178
(Aulacoramphus).~ P ’67, 120
(Cacicus). P ’60, 138; 799, 215
(Cassicus). P ’67, 72
(Chettusia). P ’71, 195
(Helicops). P ’68, 309
(Ieterus). P 767, 55
(Lachesis). P ’02, 181
(Liophis). P ’68, 102
(Ocyalus). P ’60, 138
(Ortalida). P ’75, 501
(Pendulinus). P ’67, 55
(Platemys). P ’98, 101
(Pteroglossus). P ’67, 120
(Pygoseelis). P ’72, 195
(Zarhynchus). P ’99, 215
Wagleria. -P ’53, 421
wagneri (Dipodomys). P ’75, 326
(Gobreus). P ’98, 60
(Psammobia). P ’98, 60
(Streptaxis). P ’97, 477
Wagneria. P ’03, 341; 704, 121, 128
wahlamatensis (Anodonta). Poe,
264; ’56, 81; ’83, 140. J V, 453;
VI, "155
wahlbergi (Deropeltis). P ’01, 275
(Idolomorpha). P ’03, 718
(Periplaneta). P ’01, 275
(Vates). P ’03, 718
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
wahibergii‘(Cryptoblepharus). P ’62,
—————
(Pseudocreobotra). P ’03, 716
wahlenbergii (Calospheria). P 7 q5
117
(Onchophorus). P ’93, 217
wahsatchensis (Patula). P ’89, 200
Waigiensis (Hylarana). P ’53, 423
(Labrax). P ’60, 109; ’61, 50
(Lymnodytes). P 753, 423
(Pimelepterus). P ’62, 245
(Psammoperca). P ’61, 50
wwailesii (Flabellum). P ’55, 2638.
J IX, 145, 148
~waitei (Hydrolagus). P ’07, 419
“Waiteina. P 06,
‘Wala. P 03, 341; gt 121, 138
ywalckenaeri (Cyclosa). iss
709, -209
Walckenaéria. P ’05, 304
waleotti (Cidaris). P ’05, 6
Waldheimia. P ’60, 148; 73, 181-
197; °77, 156-170; ’91, 167, 170
‘waldronensis (Cyathocrinus). P ’85,
323; ’86, 149
(Dimerocrinus).
(Macrostylocrinus).
Waldsteinia. P ’60, 511
walga (Dasyatis). P ’97, 57
(Trygon). P ’97, 57; ’05, 460
walkeri (Ancylus). P ’06, 564
(Ashmunella). P ’05, 247, 248
(Gastrodonta). P 1900, 115,
146; 702, 421; ’03, 209
(Lilium). P ’68, 166
(Medionidus). P 1900, 77
Pleiomeyenia). P ’87, 244
ectocunay. P '74, 210
(Unio). P 1900, 177
(Vitrea). P ’03, 207, 209
03, 341;
P °85, 323
P ’86, 149
wallacei (Augochlora). P 1900, 360
(Heliconius). P ’66, 242
(Junonia). P ’85, 86
wallacii (Habroptila). P ’94, 133,
134
(Seotothorus). P ’99, 209
walieri (Lithocranius). P ’96, 519
walli (Bulimus). P ’87, 131. J
393; IX, 43
wallichii (Phaius). P ’73, 277
(Sterocarpus). P ’51, 202
wallrothiana (Jungermannia). P ’69,
221
Wallrothiella. P ’93, 133
wallula (Conozoa). P ’06, 381; ’10,
13
walshi (Crepidula). P ’04, 24
(Ergea). P ’04, 24
walshii (Myodes). P ’65, 96, 97
! (Odontota). P ’73, 81
(Phragmoceras). P ’65, 257
1405
walsinghami (Agrilus). P ’73, 91,
95
Walsura. P ’02, 122
walteri (Physalis).
(Smilax). P
walteriana (Carex).
07, 455
walterianum (Paspalum). P_ ’86,
289; 1900, 632
Waltheria. P ’89, 368; ’05, 697
waltli (Pleurodeles). P ’59, 126
waltoni (Unio). P ’88, 114
Waltonia. P .’73, 185
waltonii (Paludina). P ’82, 192
(Vivipara). P ’82, 192
wandesfordii (Urocordylus). P ’68,
217
wangenheimi (Aulosteges). P ’58, 14
warburgi (Ena). P ’05, 737
warezewiczi (Lampropsar). P ’66,
23
warderiana (Melania).
(Potadoma). P
j vii, 112
07, 455
P 1900, 546;
P 64, 42
64, 42; 65,
wardiana (Anodonta). P
54, 244
(Melania). P ’64, 42, 110
(Suecinea). P ’58, 199, 200. J
VI, 178, 181
wardii (Astralium). P ’91, 473
(Unio). P ’62, 392. J V, 187
Warea. j vii, 83
wareanus (Viviparus). P ’63, 37
warhami (Astarte). P ’72, 246
Warnea. P ’61, 465, 475, 490
warrenana (Mactra). P 56,
283; 60, 425; ’61, 419
(Melania). P ’57, 137
(Tanecredia). P ’60, 183, 418
(Trigonella). P ’60, 425
warreni (Boleichthys). P ’59, 104
(Cervus). P 58, 23, 157. J
VII, 21, 172, 357, 378
(Mariacrinus). P ’88, 133
(Melania). P ’60, 430
(Seaphites). P ’60, 177, 420;
61, 423
warreniana (Physa). P ’64, 115. J
VI, 164
53, 263;
271,
warrenii (Cervus). P 775, 257
(Fovia). P ’57, 24
(Vortex). P 57, 24
warszewiezi (Amizilis). P 799, 208
washingtoni (Lepus). P ’95, 241
(Nomada). P ’03, 595, 598
washingtonianum (Hydnum). P ’94,
323
(Lilium). P ’68, 166; ’73, 279.
J VI, 370
washingtonii (Faleo). P 53, 396,
452; 56, 286
(Halietus). P ’53, 305, 452
1406
Continued.
P 55, $83
P 56, 286
P ’90, 452
washingtonii.
(Lepus).
(Pandion).
washitaensis (Gryphea).
wassinkii (Homaloptera). P ’05, 476
(Homalopteroides). P ’05, 476
watereensis (Unio). P 753, 256
waterhousie (Cantharus). P ’04, 593
waterhousii (Macrotus). P ’04, 428-
430, 432-437, 441
waterhousii compressus (Macrotus).
P 704, 429, 432, 433, 434
waterhousii jamaicensis (Macrotus).
P ’04, 429, 432, 434-439
waterhousii minor (Macrotus). P
04, 429, 433, 435
waterhousii (Phedromus). P 773, 58
watersi (Porzana). P ’94, 145
(Zaporina). P. 794, 145
watli (Pleurodeles). J III, 341
watsoni (Viola). P ’03, 698
watsonii (Ephialtes). P 748, 1238;
99, 32. J II, 95
(Streptocephalus). P ’79, 201
waukoma (Cyathocrinus). P ’79, 310
Wavellite. P ’92, 191; 1900, 205
webberi (Stemonitis). P ’91, 390
webbi (Cerithium). P ’95, 79
(Embiotoca). P ’55, 320
(Grapsus). P’58, 102; ’80, 193
(Thersites). P ’99, 473
. webbii (Chaleolepidius). P ’54, 223;
66, 348. J IV,.35 ~:
(Gerrhonotus). P ’58, 255
(Psiloptera). P 758, 66; 773,
84. J IV, 34
weberi (Caridina). P ’94, 402, 404
(Spirogyra). P ’69, Biol. 4
websteri (Alpheus). P ’79, 416
(Area). P 710, 488
(Crucigera). P ’10, 500
(Eupilumnus). P ’79, 897
websterii (Unio). P ’88, 113
weddelleri (Midas). P ’61, 464
weddelli (Paguristes). P 758, 236
(Pagurus). P ’58, 236
Wedelia. P ’89, 388; ’96, 33
weedii (Calochortus). P_ ’68, 169
weidemeyerii (Limenitis). P ’61, 162
weidii (Pteroglossus). P ’67, 108
weigele (Cercospora). P 793, 170
weigelii (Dipsas). P ’60, 265
Weildenia. P ’98, 402
weineri (Sciena). P ’99, 356
weinlandi (Brachypodella).
278
(Cerion). P ’96, 320
weinlandii (Celestus). P 768, 124,
125
weissflogii (Biddulphia). P 90,
137; 1900, 730
Weissia. P ’55, 445. J III, 203
P 98,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
weldonensis (Unio). P ’63,191. JF
VI, 11
?
wellmani (Cicindela). P
507
(Cosmema). P ’08, 505, 512
(Dromica). P ’08, 512
weltnerianum (Scalpellum).
361
welwitschi
70
Welwitschia. P ’76, 172
Wenona. P 752, 176; 761, 305; ’01
15; ’08, 119
werneriefolius (Senecio). P ’63, 68,
wesleyi (Endodonta). P ’05, 573
(Pterodiseus). P ’05, 571-573
wesmaeli (Elis). P ’96, 302
Westringia. P 758, 131 ;
westwoodi (Adana). P ’07, 485
(Phyllocrania). P ’03, 715
(Rithma). P ’85, 113
Westwoodia. P ’99, 265, 266
westwoodiana (Tanais). P ’94, 93
(Zeuxo). P 794, 93
westwoodii (Heteropteryx).
89
08, 505,
Pe Ok,
(Bactrododema). P ’04,
>
P ’04,.
(Telephorus).
wetherbeyi (Poteriocrinus).
341
(Seytalocrinus). P ’79, 341
wetherbyi (Helix). P ’74, 49; ’75,
208, 211; 789, 203
(Hydreionocrinus). P ’86, 16%
(Mesodon). P ’75, 155
(Pallifera). P 775, 154, 182,.
G :
P 51, 347
P 79,
19
(Philomyeus). P 1900, 115;
02, 418, 421, 438
13 o ™ P ’96, 491, 1900,.
(Tebennophorus). P ’89, 199
wetumpkense (Melatoma). P ’64, 95°
(Schizostoma). P ’64, 93, 95..
J V, 251
wetumpkensis (Gyrotoma). P ’64,
95
(Schizostoma). P ’60, 187
wheatlandi (Gasterosteus). P 786,
241, 246, 251
wheatlandii (Procerodes). P ’57, 24-
wheatleyanus (Unio). P ’56, 94,.
J III, 308
wheatleyi (Achatinella). P ’88, 30
(Cychrus). J XI, 280
(Goniobasis). P ’68, 151. J”
VI, 328
(Helix). P ’74, 119; ’75, 209,
211; ’89, 203
(Lithasia). P ’66, 183. J
VI, 341
(Megalonyx). P ’96, 378 JF
XT, 210-218, 280
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
wheatleyi. Continued.—
on). P 775, 154
(Monocondylea). P. 62, 176.
J V, 399
(Planorbis). P ’58,41. J VI,
158
1407
whitei. Continued.
(Orthoceras). P ’63, 22
(Palemon). P 793, 122
(Periechocrinus). P ’81, 307
(Philocrinus). P ’69, 72
er Sg, ek BT RS foe foe
(Polygyra). P ’96, 491; 1900, 17
113, 115, 127; ’02, 418, 420, 427 | (Pleurocera). P 63, 316
(Schizostoma). P ’68, 153. J | (Pleurotomaria). P ’62, 423
VI, 342 , (Poterioerinus). P ’79, 335
(Segmentina). P ’06, 166 (Rhabdosoma). P ’78, 287
(Trypanostoma). P ’68, 153. (Rhodocrinus). P ’81, 387
J VI, 338 (Rhynchonella). P ’62, 407
(Unio). P 757, 85 (Seaphiocrinus). ~ P ’69, 138;.
(Vitrea). P ’02, 420, 432 79, 335
wheatleyi clingmani (Vitrea). P ’02, (Strigamia). J V, 47
431 (Trypanostoma). P ’62, 173;
wheatleyi (Zonites). P 789, 198; 63, 316. J V, 273
1900, 150; 702, 431 whiteianus (Unio). J IV, 91
wheatleyi clingmani (Zonites). P| whitfieldensis (Goniobasis). J VI,
1900, 150 330
wheeleri (Admestina). P ’92, 78 whitfieldi (Actinocrinus). P ’81, 306
(Cypricardia). P ’71, 165 (Agaricocrinus). P ’81, 287
(Littorina). P ’91, 257 (Cancer). P ’01, 118; 05, 28
-(Naticopsis). P ’91, 257 (Cerithium). P ’90, 401; 795,
(Nomada). P ’03, 604, 608 147
(Trachydomia). P ’91, 257 (Forbesiocrinus). P 765, 140;
whipplei (Echinocactus). P ’83, 84 66, 255; °79, 272; 786, 69 .
(Notropis). P ’85, 410; 708, (Rostellaria). P ’79, 211, 216
537; 710, 282 ‘ (Saccocrinus). P ’81, 306
whipplii (Boleichthys). P ’59, 103 (Streptacis). P ’71, 173; 788,
(Cyprinella). P ’56, 198 241
(Etheostoma). P 704, 248 (Taxocrinus). P ’79, 272
whipplii analostanus (Notropis). P | whitfieldianus (Mytilus). P ’62, 413;
08, 538; °10, 282
whitbiense var. tenuis (Asplenium).
63, 11
whitie (Sinopa).
P 92, 310, 424
P 97, 427 (Stypolophus). P ’92, 310
whiteana (Posidonomya). P ’62, | whitii (Belemnocrinus). P 66, 25r
420 Whitneya. P ’82, 198; ’95, 71
whiteanus (Unio). P ’53, 260 whitneyi (Athene). P 66, 51
whiteheadi (Collocalia). P ’06, 180, (Lepidosteus). P 71, 105
191-193 (Micrathene). P ’66, 51
(Pyrotrogon). P ’99, 206 . (Miecropallas). P ’90, 131; ’92,.
whitei (Actinocrinus). P ’81, 179, 116
307 (Tritonium). P ’82, 198
(Avicula). P ’63, 8; ’65, 125 (Zonites). P ’75, 153, 165;
(Avieulopecten). P ’91, 248 89, 197
(Batocrinus). P ’81, 224, 343 Whitneyite. P ’67, 86
(Belemnocrinus). P ’66, 251; | whittleseyi (Belerophon). P 65, 130
86, 138 whytii (sylviella). P 705, 773
(Conularia). P ’65, 253 wickhami (Icius). P ’04, 138
(Cyclograpsus). P ’80, 221 wiedemanni (Strebla). P ’94, 281
(Dexiobia). P ’63, 11 (Tabanus). P 95, 322
(Erisocrinus). P ’69, 72; ’79, | wiegmanni (Astacus). P ’50, 29
364; 86, 179 (Phrynosoma). P ’85, 143
(Geophilus). J V, 47 (Proetotretus). P ’57, 198, 199
(Goniatites). P ’62, 428 wiegmanniana (Ganesella). P 04,
(Goniobasis). P ’62, 266; 64, 631
at, 0 WV; 310 wieneri (Gymnothorax). P 99, 332
(Idothea). P ’64, 155 (Lycodontis). P ’99, 332
(Megistocrinus). P ’81, 307, | wilberanus (Petraster). P 61, 142
317 wilderi (Lampetra). P ’07, 464, 466
1408
wildii (Doreaschema). P 55, 417
(Eurygenius). P ’55, 270
wilkesii (Amphitetras). P ’53, 480;
1900, 714
(Calosoma). P ’62, 53
(Carpophaga). P ’54, 230
(Pituophis). P ’01, 53
(Triceratium). P 53, 430;
P 783, 364
1900, 714
P 62, 52. J IV,
willeoxi (Aplysia).
(Calosoma).
(Nummulites). P ’82, 191;
84, 190, 321. J IX, 137
willdenovi (Carex). P ’87, 77
(Lycopodium). P ’58, 122
willdenoviana (Nectandra). P ’89,
403
Willemite.
Williamia.
williamsi
178
(Streblopteria).
williamsii (Anodonta).
J VI, 27
Williamsite. P ’92, 189
williamsoni (Coregonus). P 56, 186
; (Eucalia). P ’86, 247
(Gasterosteus). P 754, 188;
86, 240, 247
(Lagena). P ’53, 481
(Picus). P ’66, 54
(Pilumnus). P ’66, 52
(Sphyrapicus). P ’66, 54
williamsoniana (A¢shna). P ’08, 481
(Leaia). P ’63, 188
williamsonii (Picus). P ’63, 204
(Sphyrapicus). P ’63, 204
willistoni (Odontomyia). P ’82, 75,
78
Willistonia,
willkommii
469
(Helotium). P ’02, 474
(Peziza). P ’02, 474
Willoughbeia. P ’02, 655
Willoughbeya. P ’07, 458
Willughbeia. P 1900, 649, 671
wilmingtonensis (Terebratula). J
IX, 131
wilmorensis (Crategus).
168
wilmotii (Cardita).
( Venericardia).
wilsneri (Exoascus).
wilsoni (Acomys).
(Actodromas).
( A gialitis). P
(7Ethecerus). P ’66, 349
(Argia). P ’08, 478
(Arhopalus). P ;
(Buteo). P ’75, 116
P 786, 350
P 796, 398, 453-455
(Aviculopecten). P 71,
P 71, 178
P ’62, 169.
P ’94, 278
(Dasyseypha). P_ 02,
P ’10, 164,
J VIII, 319
J VIII, 319
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
wilsoni. Continued.
(Faleo). P ’75, 116
(Gallinago). P ’61, 229; 64,
67; ’66, 97; ’83, 67
(Myiodyoctes). J I, 38
(Oceanites). P ’61, 242; 64,
(Oceanomyzon). P ’07, 461-
464
(Penitella). J II, 335
(Poébrotherium). P ’47, 322;
4, 157; 57, 89, 158; 7°58, 157.
J VII, 20, 141, 145, 356, 381
(Pterocyelos). P 05, 725
(Ptilorhis). P ’91, 447; 799,
26
(Ptychopoma).
(Regerhinus).
(Schlegelia).
(Scolopax). P ’61, 229
(Steganopus). P ’08, 95
(Sterna). P ’61, 247; ’62, 547
(Succinea). P 775, 155
(Thalassidroma). P ’61, 242;
64, 83; ’66, 195
(Tringa). P ’61, 192, 231
(Turbinella). P ’52, 199; 755,
257. J I, 120; IX, 148
(Turdus). j iv, 34; vi, 153
Wilsonia. P ’03, 29; ’08, 156. J
I, 38
wilsonia (Aegialitis).
wilsonianus (Asio).
22, 41
(Oti).
P 05, 725
P 99, 31
P 91, 448
P 92, 105
P 90, 125; °93,
P ’75, 344
(Otus). P ’59, 105; ’66, 50
wilsonii (Actodromas). P ’59, 108
(Aglaia). P ’99, 51
(Arhopalus).
(Cyclopteris). P ’60, 519
(Cymindis). P ’47, 199; ’99,
31:3 Ee
(Gallinago). P ’59, 108, 192;
1, 30
gf
(Holopodius)» J I, 224
(Lobipes). P ’53, 427
(Myiodyoctes). P 7°47, 156
(Oxyrhina). J I, 203
(Paradisea). P ’50, 67; 799,
43. J II, 133
(Penitella). P ’49, 156; 762,
195, 214. J I, 279 a
(Phalaropus). j vii, 193; viii,
157. P ’59, 108
(Poebrotherium). P ’58, 392
(Pecilopternis). P ’75, 116
(Potamocottus). P ’77, 44
(Procellaria). j iii, 231
(Ptiloris). P ’75, 451; ’76,
182
(Schlegelia). P 99, 43
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
wilsonii. Continued.
_ ({Seolopax). j viii, 156. P 51,
223; °53, 427; ’55, 315; °56, 296
(Setophaga). P ’53, 309. J
262
?
a. crane): P 53, 313, 399; 56,
(Steganopus). P ’66, 97
(Sterna). P ’59, 109
(Succinea). P ’64, 109. J
VI, 177
(Sylvia). j iv, 179; vii, 193;
viii, 153
(Thalassidroma).
P 62, 327
(Tringa). j viii, 156. P ’59,
192; ’60, 196; ’68, 150
(Turbinella). P ’47, 290
(Turdus). P ’53, 310, 398
(Unio). P ’59, 158; ’60, 52.
J IV, 256
(Uranidea). P ’65, 82
wilsonius (Aegialites). P 64, 66
(Aegialitis). P ’60, 378;
8
j viii, 157.
71,
(Charadrius). jv, 100. P ’60,
378
winchelli (Allorisma). P ’71, 167
(Hybopsis). P ’56, 211
winchellii (Orthoceras). P ’65, 257
windlei (Onychocheta). P ’02, 84
winkleyi (Ampullaria). P ’01, 189
winslovi (Nautilus). P ’70, 4, 50;
788, 242
(Temnocheilus). P 770, 50;
788, 242
Winteria. P ’90, 240
winthemi (Deromyia). P ’95, 324
wireni (Glycinde). P ’08, 348
wislizeni (Crotaphytus). P ’52, 69;
53, 330; °83, 14, 15; ’03, 30, 545,
552, 556; ’08, 91
(Cysteodemus).
IV, 38 .
Wistaria. P ’66, 402; ’68, 314; 72,
239; '74, 84; °76, 331; °80, 358;
83, 50; 799, 114
P 53, 330. J
wisterie (Melogramma). P ’79, 67
(Thiimenia). P ’79, 67
wisteriana (Corallorhiza). j vi, 145
Witsenia. P ’58, 122
wittfelde (Epeira). P ’04, 129
Wittichenite. P ’74, 113
wlassoviana (Pedicularis). P ’84, 89
woleottiana (Sonorella). P ’05, 254
Wolffia.
350
wolffii (Ambassis).
wolfi (Bulimulus).
P ’68, Biol. 6; ’70, 90; 91,
P 05, 500
P °96, 399, 439
(Helicina). P ’96, 399, 451
‘ (Leucocheila). P 796, 446; |
1900, 94
89
1409
wolfi. Continued.
(Nesiotus). P 796, 439
(Pupa). P 796, 400, 446;
1900, 94
(Suecinea). P 796, 399, 448
wolfi var. producta (Succinea). P
96, 449
(Tapada). P
wolfiana (Physa).
VIII, 63
wolgense (Lucioperca). P ’90, 48
(Stizostedion). P ’90, 48
Wollastonite. P ’92, 183
wollweberi (Lophophones). P
107; ’66, 79
96, 449
P 69, 124. J
59,
(Parus). P ’55, 309; ’92, 125;
99, 31
woodfordi (Hypotenidia). P 94,
138
(Rallina). P ’94, 138
woodfordii (Athene). P 59, 32
(Syrnium). P 59, 32; ’90, 127
woodhousei (Aphelocoma). P 91,
444; ’92, 119
(Bufo). P 66, 301
(Cyanocitta). P ’59, 108; ’66,
92
(Dicerea). J IV, 34
(Incilius). P 763, 50
. (Parmoptila). P ’59, 40; ’99,
woodhousei var. valens (Psiloptera).
J IV, 34
woodhousii (Bufo). P ’54, 86
(Cyanocitta). P ’69, 127
(Dicerea). P 752, 68
(Galatella). P ’61, 457; ’62,
164
(Nerodia). P ’01, 37
(Psiloptera). P ’73, 84
61, 457;
(Sericocarpus). P
62, 164
(Tropidonotus). P ’52, 208
woodi (Turbinella). P ’87, 341, 397-
403; 90, 145
Woodia. P ’72, 84
woodiana (Corbicula). P ’60, 274
(Cyrena). P ’60, 274, 287
woodianus (Hydreionocrinus). P ’70,
29; ’79, 354
woodii (Fasciolaria). P
J IV, 875; IX, 122
(Turbinella). J IX, 122
woodlarkiana (Partula). P ’86, 33
woodmani (Pentremites). P ’68, 356
Woodocrinus. P ’79, 283, 347, 353;
’86, 115, 163, 168, 178
woodruffi (Trigonocarpum). P ’50, 59
Woodsia. P ’60, 515; ’63, 80; 793,
215; ‘95, 544. J III, 201
woodsii (Rosa). P ’98, 26, 301; ’04,
111, 115
62, 561.
1410
woodwardi (Hemithyris). P ’73, 196
(Rhynchonella). P ’73, 196;
77, 160
Woodwardia. P ’60, 515; 1900, 546;
07, 456. J III, 104
woodwardiana (Argiope). P ’73, 195
(Cistella). P 773, 195
woodwardianus (Unio). P 777, 28.
J IV, 45, 47, 191, 199
woodwardii (Eoatypus). P ’88, 200
woodwardius (Unio). P ’57, 170
woolgari (Ammonites). P ’61, 423
woolmani (Trochocyathus). P 1900,
436; ’05, 4
(Volutoderma). P ’05, 25
woolmanianum (Rhabdonema). P
468
woolmanii (Biddulphia). P ’90, 137;
1900, 730 °
woolworthii (Diaporthe). P ’90, 234
wormskioldii (Splachnum). P_ ’63,
96. J III, 202
wortheni (Acrocrinus). P ’85, 342,
347
(Agaricocrinus). P ’78, 240;
81, 287
(Archeocidaris). P ’69, 81
(Cyathocrinus). P ’61, 410;
79, 344
(Forbesiocrinus). P ’65, 140;
779, 275
(Platycrinus). P ’81, 250
(Poteriocrinus). P ’79, 344
(Rhodocrinus). P ’81, 387
(Stromatopora). P ’86, 53
(Symbathocrinus). P ’86, 93
(Zeacrinus). P ’69, 138; ’79,
352; ’86, 167
worthenii (Salix). J IX, 153
wosnessenskii (Arvicola). P 98,
358, 361
(Evotomys). P ’98, 359-367
(Rhinolithodes). P 758, 231
wrangeliana (Hosackia). P 63, 352
wrangelianus (Lotus). P 63, 352
ies aera ie soe ahi P ’68;
, 50, 61,
rege Ai Dee j vil, 76
wrighti (Urocoptis). P ’98, 277
wrightianum (Ctenopoma). Pp 81, 16
wrightii (Bigelovia}.. P ’96, 36
(Cyrena). P ’60, 287
(Echinoecactus). P 783, 85
(Empidonax). P ’66, 62
(Hosackia). P ’63, 349
(Hymenantherum). J III, 92
(Janira). P ’61, 423
(Libellula). P 98, 145
il a var. stipitata (Ophiotheca).
P 793, 364
wrightii (Orthetrum). P ’98, 145
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
wrightii. Continued.
(Trachyeephalus). P 63, 43,
5
(Unio). P 65, 75. J VI, 283
wroblewskyi (Scala). J VIII, 190
wrzesnowski (Buryhynchus). 79,
424
wuchereri (Elapomorphus). P61,
524
wiillerstorfi (Thelphusa). P ’80, 192
Wulfenite. P ’92, 192
Wulfila. P ’03, 340, 342
Lb ieiegatin (Ophiophragmus), P:778,
307
(Panopeus). “J ITI, 149
wurdemanni (Gobius). P ’58, 169
(Hippolysmata). P 79, 413,
427; 793, 115
,, Hippolyte). P91, 193, 199;
ae)
OT epchiles’ P ’58, 235
(Ophiophragnum). P ’71, 148
wurdemannii (Ardea). P ’64, 64
wurmizusume (Anobapton). P ’68, 58
(Synthliboramphus). P ’68, 58
(Uria). P ’68, 6, 58
wycki (Atya). P 94, "405
(Caridina). P ’94, 403, 405
wyethi (Clematis). j vii, 6
Wyethia. j vii, 39
wyethiz (Marsonia). P 794, 373
wymani (Clidastes). P ’71, 104
(Delphinodon). J VII, 425
(Filaria). P ’82, 109; ’86, 310
(Phoca). P 56, 265; ’67, 152.
J VII, 415, 425
(Squalodon), 5 2d
J VII, 425
wymanianus (Chelichnus).
67, 144, 151.
P 56, 78
wymanii (Anodonta). P ’60, 91,
97. J V, 390
(Hylonomus). P ’68, 211
(Unio). P ’60,90. J V, 381
wynegungaensis (Unio). P ’59, 381.
J IV, 271
wynnei (Arvicola). P ’99, 292
(Microtus). P ’99, 292, 293
wyomingensis (Baptemys). P "70, 5
(Emys). P ’69, 66; ’70, 5
(Mesops). P 71, 152; 06, 399
(Modiola). J Il, 205
(Paropomala). Pp 706, 399; 709,
133 :
(Viviparus). P ’71, 182
wyomingianum (Spharagemon). P
04, 777
wyville-thomsoni (Pentacrinus). P
90, 351
Xabea. P ’05, 835, 843
xenocephalus (Hybopsis). P ’10, 287
(Notropis). P 710, 287
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
xenurus (Minnilus). P ’77, 79, 80
xami (Theela). P "66, 332
xanivorus (Falco). P 67, 214
Xanthagrion. P ’01, 133, 138
Xanthasia. P ’ol, 247
_xanthaspis (Scymnus).
P 52, 136,
141
xantherythrus (Holocentrus). P ’04,
225
Xanthia. P ’75, 66, 328
xanthia (Schasicheila). P ’09, 540
Xanthidium. P
564-568, 582
xanthiifolia (Euphrosyne). P ’63, 65
Xanthine. P 52, 73; ’71, 239; ’79,
392
xanthippe (Ceratinopsis). P ’05, 317
(Erigone). P ’05, 317
Xanthippus. P ’04, 525
Xanthium. P ’60, 514; 85, 376;
89, 388; 1900, 640, 657, 671; 702,
652, 665; ’09, 385, 387
Xantho. j viii, 113. P 50, 29, 30;
69, Biol. 16; 03,
52, 74; °58, 32-34; °78, 318; °79, |
393; 780, 192
xanthocarpus (Agelaius).
Xanthocephalus. P
P 66, 12 |
59, 107, 192; |
66, 11, 91; °68, 84, 150; °93, 47; |
708, 80
xanthocephalus (Agelaius). P
384; 55, 312; ’66, 11.
272
(Icterus). jv, 223. P ’66, 11
(Xanthocephalus). P 93, 47
xanthocera (Pepsis). P ’97, 282
53, |
J Il, 268, |
xanthoceros var. maxillaris(Chlorion). |
P ’96, 551
(Sphex). P ’96, 551
Xanthochroa. P 54, 21. J I, 96;
IV, 39
xanthocelia (Bombyciphora). j iv,
38
xanthocrous (Stizus). P ’95, 267, 268
xanthoderma (Cochlostyla). P ’82,
235
(Helix). P ’82, 234, 235
xanthoderus (Gecinus). P 63, 325
Xanthodes. P ’52, 75; 58, 33
Xanthodina. P ’05, 777
Xanthodius. P ’79, 396
xanthogaster (Criniger). P ’55, 327;
"59, 45; ’99, 42
(Lanius). P ’02, 682
(Leptura). P ’59, 88, 291
(Pericocrotus). P ’02, 682
(Spinus). P ’99, 35
xanthogastra (Calliste). P ’99, 24
(Chrysomitris). P 66, 82
xanthogenys (Putorius). P ’94, 152-
154; ’04, 579
xanthognatha (Arvicola). P 53, 407, |
408; 74, 189, 190; 94, 282, 286
!
1411
xanthognathus (Microtus). P
382. J XI, 205
(Myonomes). P ’74, 190
Xanthogramma. P ’95, 329
xanthogrammus (Trigonocephalus). P
96,
68, 110
xanthoides (Acanthospermum). P
"77, 107
Xantholema. P ’02, 679
xantholemus (Conurus). P ’60, 377
Xantholinus. P ’44, 34; ’66, 347
xantholoma (Polyporus). J III, 212
xanthomela (Stichopus). P ’88, 313
xanthomelena (Galeruca). P 65,
213, 214, 218 :
Xanthomelana. P 95, 332 .
xanthomelas (Euplectes). P ’05, 780
(Orynx). P ’05, 780
Xanthomelon. P ’96, 345
Xanthomelus. P ’91, 448
xanthomus (Hyphantes). P ’67, 63
(Icterus). P ’67, 63
xanthonemus (Polynemus). P ’61,
275; ’62, 258
(Trichidion). P ’61, 275
Xanthonia. P ’73, 33, 34
xanthonotus (Indicator). P ’56, 156
(Oriolus). P ’91, 449; 02, 689
Xanthonyx. P ’75, 148; ’79, 16;
98, 229; ’03, 762
xanthophaes (Helix). P ’91, 456
(Hemitrochus). P ’91, 456
xanthophila var. pecasensis (Nomada).
P 703, 581, 585
Xanthophilus. P ’05, 780
xanthops (Hyphantornis). P ’05, 780
(Xanthophilus). P 705, 780
xanthoptera (Arphia). P ’04, 776,
785; ’07, 289; ’10, 588, 617, 629
(Limnobia). P ’59, 213
Xanthopygia. See Zanthopygia
xanthopygius (Chrysomus). P 66, 14
(Tachyphonus). P ’60, 142
xanthorhynchus (Chaleococcyx).
02, 678
(Cuculus). P ’02, 678
Xanthornus. j iii, 361; iv, 31, 274;
v, 223. P 56, 291; 60, 140; ’66,
12, 14, 20, 25, 38; ’67, 47-62; ’99,
47. J Il, 268
xanthornus (Coracias). P ’67, 46
(Ieterus). j vii, 193. P
50. J I, 138
(Oriolus). P ’67, 50
xanthoroa (Fringilla). j iv, 350
(Sylvia). j iv, 193, 253
Xanthosomus. P 66, 14, 17
xanthostictus (Proteus). J VI, 103
xanthostigma (Cryptus). P ’73, 133,
138
xanthostoma (Pachygnatha). P ’92, 52
(Peristernia). P ’01, 390
P
67,
1412
xanthothorax (Falco).
493
(Micrastur).
Xanthoura. P
93, 100
Xanthoxyler. P ’89, 371
Xanthoxylum. P ’89, 371; ’05, 700;
709, 486
xanthrocephalus (Agelaius).
xanthurus (Caranx). P ’05, 76
(Homoprion). P ’61, 88, 90;
63, 29, 32
(Leiostomus). P
63, 30, 32; ’77, 210
(Rhombus). P ’84, 313
(Sciena). P ’63, 29
(Seserinus). P 784, 313;
119
(Xanthus). P ’59, 302
xanthus (Polyporus). J III, 211, 212
P 75, 471-
P '75, 471-486
90, 208; 91, 444;
61, 88, 89;
06,
Xanti. P ’59, 69
xanti (Bothropolys). P 767, 128;
02, 42. J V, 15
(Euplectroscelis). P ’73, 75
(Labrosomus). P ’60, 107
(Lithobius). P ’02, 39, 42
(Pachybrachys). P ’73, 82
(Phyllodactylus). P ’63, 102;
66, 312
(Rypticus). P ’62, 250; ’63,
164; 07, 268
(Umbrina). P ’62, 257
(Xenichthys). P ’63, 83
xantusi (Bulimus). P ’61, 331
Xantusia. P ’58, 255; ’64, 229; 766,
312; °82, 331; ’83, 29; 704, 468;
08, 118
Xantuside. P 58, 254
xantusii (Bulimulus). P ’96, 413
Xantusiide. P ’96, 465; ’08, 118
Xema. P ’62, 293, 309, 311, 312;
695 214; 98, 132; 1900, 12. J IX,
399
Xemerx. P ’62, 293
Xenacanthus. J IX, 429, 436
xenarcha (Mycteroperca). P
887; ’99, 348
xenarchus (Epinephelus). P ’99, 348
Xenelaphis. P ’02, 179
Xenichthyine. P ’63, 82
Xenichthys. P ’63, 82
Xenisma. P ’77, 95
Xenobates. J X, 16
Xenocephalide. P ’84, 182
Xenocephaliformes. P ’84, 182
Xenochrophis. P ’64, 167
Xenocichla. P ’59, 44; ’99, 41. J
V, 182
Xenocrinus. P
317; ’90, 353
Xenocypris. P ’97, 59
Xenodermus. P ’71, 202
87,
81, 358; ’85, 231-
he ae
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Xenodolamia. J VIII, 251
Xenodon. P ’57, 182; ’61, 75; 762,
75, 348; ’64, 167; ’68, 102, 133,
288. J VIII, 141, 157, 180; XII,
546
Xenodontolamia. J VIII, 251
Xenomys. P ’94, 225, 233-239
Xenopeltide. P ’64, 230
Xenopeltis. P ’02, 178
Xenophora. P ’90,. 400;
05, 21
Xenophoride. P ’91, 54; ’05, 21
Xenophrys. J VI, 79, 80
Xenophthalmide. P ’58, 107
Xenophthalmus. P ’51, 247; ’58, 107
Xenopicus. P ’63, 195; 793, 42;
98, 210; 99, 30; 703, 8, 15
91, 54;
Xenops. P ’60, 193
Xenorachia. P 65, 134; ’68, 209.
J VI, 99
Xenorhipis. P ’66, 384; ’73, 88
Xenosaurus. P ’64, 228; 66, 322;
783, 29
Xenotis. P ’77, 44, 59, 76, 96
xerampelina (Lycosa). P ’04, 278
(Pardosa). P ’08, 164, 165,
172, 198
xerene (Microrhopala). P ’73, 82
Xerobates. P ’08, 115
Xerophila. P ’89, 193; 92, 392;
99, 214
Xerophyllum. P ’60, 304;
313; ’04, 611; ’07, 455
xerophyllum (Hypsiboas). P
69. J VI, 200
Xerosoma. P ’04, 101; ’05, 840
Xerus. P 96, 523
Xestia. J II, 7
Xestobium. P ’65, 224, 226
Xestorrhytias. P ’65, 136
xeuxis (Necroscia). P ’04, 71
xicaque (Nenympa). P ’66, 336
Ximenesia. J III, 92
Ximenia. P ’89, 372
Xiphactinus. P ’70, 12
Xiphasia. P ’63, 253; ’82, 276
Xiphasiine. P 63, 253
Xiphelimum. P ’07, 392
Xiphias. P 755, 397; ’56, 302; 77,
207; ’82, 304; 792, 253; 704, 508,
769
98, 44,
74,
xiphias (Amblystoma). P ’67, 171
(Anophelepis). P 704, 71
(Leander). P ’93, 120
(Palemon). P 793, 120
Xiphicera. P ’05, 417; ’07, 169, 174
Xiphichthys. P ’82, 276
Xiphidion. P ’04, 573, 797; 705, 48,
54, 826, 843; 706, 416; 707, 64,
313, 389, 392
Xiphidium. P ’78, 314; 705, 192,
194, 199; ’07, 392; 10, 7, 643
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Xiphigorgia. P "68, 367, 368; 793,
308, 317-——
Xiphiide. P 92, 253 ; 99, 346; 04,
508, 770
xiphioides (Juncus). P 63, 77; 784,
4
Xiphiola. P ’05, 436; ’07, 186
Xiphiole. P ’05, 433, 436; ’08, 17
Xiphocarine. P ’94, 398-413
Xiphoearis. P ’79, 426; 93, 121;
94, 398, 400-413
Xiphocera. P ’01, 375
Xiphocereus. P ’61, 215; °94, 438;
96, 463
Xiphochilus. P ’68, 252
Xiphodolamia. J VIII, 252
xiphodon (Haploconus). P ’92, 429
(Oxyrhina). P ’67, 142. J I,
201; VIII, 254
Xiphodontherium. P ’92, 437
Xiphodontolamia. J VIII, 252
Xiphogadus. P ’82, 276
Xiphogorgia. P ’91, 177
Xiphoides. P ’84, 177
Xiphonura. P 759, 123;
195. J I, 283; ITI, 353
xiphonura (Amblystoma). P 756, 7
Xiphophorus. P 771, 217
Xiphorhamphus. P 703, 527; ’06,
460
67, 167-
Xiphorhynchus. P ’60, 555; ’03, 527
Xiphorina. P ’60, 555
Xiphosoma. P ’68, 101; ’83, 34;
86, 300; ’93, 430. J III, 338;
If, 129, 177
Xiphostoma. P ’71, 267; ’06, 463,
_ 466
Xiphosurus. P ’61, 208; ’64, 168
Xirichthye. P ’62, 143
Xirichthyine. P ’62, 142, 240
Xirichthys. P ’62, 143, 240
Xolisma. P ’07, 455; 710, 546, 570
Xolotrema. P ’58, 209
Xomolochirus. P ’86, 300
Xorides. P ’78, 380
xuthulus (Papilio). P ’85, 84
xuthus (Papilio). P ’85, 84
Xya. P ’53, 364; 705, 833
xychus (Nutopia). P ’94, 278
(Ophilia). P ’94, 278
Xylaria. J II, 284, 285, 291
Xyleborus. P ’86, 327
Xylesthia. P ’59, 259, 262;
Xyletini. P 65, 223
Xyletinus. j v, 171. P ’54, 218;
59, 290; ’65, 234, 237
Xylobrya. P ’63, 281
Xylobueeo. P 59, 140
Xylocaris. J Il, 7
xylocarpum (Eleodendron). P 705,
700
60, 433
Xylocarpus. P ’02, 122
1413
Xylocopa. P 94, 56; ’96, 555; ’02,
35
P ’99, 70
jv, 256
xylocopoides (Centris).
Xylodesmus. P ’96, 262
Xylographus (Bostrichus).
Xylolepes. P ’02, 680
Xylolotes. J II, 143
xyloni (Solenopsis). P ’82, 268
Xylonomus. P ’78, 380
Xylophaga. P 757, 141; ’60, 424;
61, 427, 430; ’62, 191, 193, 197,
206
xylophaga (Penitella). J Il, 335
(Pholas). P ’62, 196, 206
Xylophagella. P ’76, 304
Xylophagide. P ’95, 320
Xylophagus. j iii, 30; vi, 155. P
62, 461
Xylophanes. J IV, 151
Xylophilus. P 746, 55; 55, 270,
276. J I, 97
Xylophora. J VIII, 364
xylopini (Gregarina). P ’03, 47,
641
Xyloryctes. P 66,348. J IV, 33
Xylosma. P ’89, 365
xylostei (Aleyrodes). P ’02, 281
xylostromeus (Polyporus). J III,
214.
Xylota. j vi, 162. P 95, 331
Xylotrogus. P 744, 112
Xylotrya. P 62, 206, 455, 475; 63,
144
Xyrichthyine. P ’63, 223
Xyrichthys. P ’63, 223; ’82, 305;
90, 48; 92, 271; 97, 78
Xyridacew. P 60, 513; 1900, 663
Xyris. P ’60, 513; 1900, 485, 488,
663; 704, 605; ‘07, 455; ’09, 396
Xysphosura. P ’65, 43
Xystema. P 797, 113; ’03, 332
xystera (Ampelita). P ’92, 404
Xysticus. P ’89, 98; 92, 52; 1900,
536; ’01, 569, 583; 03, 60, 122,
129, 133, 140; 04, 132; 09, 214,
562
Xystophorus. P ’05, 62
Xystracanthus. P 59, 3, 8-30
Xystrocera. J II, 87
Xystroplites. P 06, 520
Xystropus. P ’59, 78, 290
P 72, 156. J
P 04, 828,
yadkinensis (Unio).
VIII, 32
yaeyamensis (Clausilia).
831; ’07, 508; ’08, 576
(Helicina). P ’01, 497
(Kaliella). P ’05, 743
yakuensis (Microcystine). P 04,
635 ’
yakushimanum (Spiropoma). P ’08,
32
1414
yandelli (Actinocrinites). P ’69, 154
(Actinoerinus). P ’81, 342
(Batoerinus). P ’81, 342
(Platyerinus). P ’81, 250. J
8
yankee var. kineaidi (Leptothorax).
P 03, 228
yarrelli (Carduelis). P ’65, 93
(Hippolyte). P ’93, 115
yarrellii (Acipenser). P ’89, 251, 256
(Chirolophis). P ’82, 278
(Chrysomitris). P ’65, 93
yarrowi (Sceloporus). P ’03, 552
yaruqui (Phethornis). P ’60, 194
(Trochilus). P ’60, 194
yatesi (Gonostoma). P ’75, 154, 199
(Helix). P ’73, 249; ’89, 206
yavapai (Oreohelix). P ’05, 270, 271,
281, 283, 284
yavapai neo-mexicana (Oreohelix). P
05, 270, 282, 284
yelcuanus (Puffinus). P ’64, 135,
137, 144
yelkouan (Procellaria). P ’64, 137,
144
Yenite. j iii, 222
Yersinia. P ’07, 26; ’08, 366, 369;
709, 112, 118
yersiniana (Bacteria).
(Heteronemia).
Yetina. P ’76, 287
Yetus. P ’76, 287, 288
y-grecum (Astroscopus).
’89, 263
(Upselonphorus).
789, 262
(Uranoscopus). P
89, 262
yneas (Xanthoura). P ’91, 444
yneas ceruleocephala (Xanthoura).
P 791, 444
yoakumii (Cytherea).
(Meretrix). P ’61, 370
yojoa (Thecla). P ’66, 839
yokohamensis (Clausilia). P ’01, 648
yokahamiensis (Harmothoé). P 710,
343
(Lagisea).
Yoldia. P ’60, 428, 457;
62, 581; 65, 73;
21; ’82, 155-165; ’87, 397, 402;
90, 144, 403; ’92, 350; ’95, 97,
103, 123, 129, 145, 147; ’98, 419;
05, 8. J IX, 121, 129
yoldiformis (Macoma). P ’65, 55
yonakunijimana (Diplommatina). P
08, 588
yorkensis (Pecten). P ’81, 418
yoshiwarana (Helicina). P ’02, 26
yoshiwarana var. arata (Helicina).
P 02, 26
P 04, 58
P 04, 53
P 61, 113;
P 61, 113;
61, 113;
P 90, 402
P ’10, 343
61, 97;
"71, 133; 780,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
yoshiwarana var. microtheca (Heli-
cina). P ’02, 26
youconensis (Anodonta). P ’67, 81
youkanensis (Anodonta). J VI, 287
youngi (Aleyrodes). P ’02, 282
(Helix). J VIII, 388
(Patula). J VIII, 388, 409
(Pitys). J VIII, 388
Yphantes. j iii, 361; iv, 274; v, 137.
P 748, 90; ’53, 383; ’56, 291; °67,
61
ypsilophorus (Acarus). P ’83, 45
(Atax). P ’83, 45
Ypthima. P ’85, 86
yreka (Pieris). P ’66, 238
Yttrotantalite. P ’97, 442
yubaensis (Alasmodonta). P 756, 80.
J VI, 155
yuca (Cissolopha). P ’90, 208
yucatanea (Polygyra). P ’09, 543
yucatanense (Spherium). P ’06, 173
yucatanensis (Amazilia). P ’90, 207
(Amizilis). P ’99, 208
(Ampullaria). P ’91, 326
(Myiarchus). P ’71, 285; ’72,
67; 790, 208
yueatanica (Cissolopha). P ’91, 444
(Palemonella). P ’91, 188,
199; ’93, 124
yucatanicus (Nyctinomus). P ’02,
393
Yucca. P ’62, 8, 167; ’68, 167; 770,
14; ’73, 414; ’80, 355; 783, 190,
191; ’88, 274-277; ’89, 53, 359;
701, 559, 561; 703, 16; ’05, 698.
J VII, 14
yuece (AX giale).
yuccasella (Pronuba). P
788, 274
P 76, 149
73, 414;
yulan (Magnolia). P ’97, 193
yumaense (Cerion). P ’96, 317, 324
yumaensis (Cerion). P ’95, 210
(Maynardia). P ’95, 210
yumanensis (Myotis). P ’04, 590
(Vespertilio). P ’66, 288, 284
Yungipicus. P ’02, 679
Yunx. P ’63, 195; ’83, 266
yuracares (Cassicus). P ’67, 69
yuracarium (Cassicus). P ’67, 69
Zablepsis. P ’08, 118
zabriskieana (Pyrenophora).
238
zabroides (Euryderus). P ’52, 67. J
Iv, 29
(Nothopus). J IV, 29
Zabrus. j iii, 148. P ’55, 346
zacatecus (Ichneumon). P ’73, 107,
116
Zacco. P 710, 484
Zachenus. J VI, 91, 94
P 90,
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Zacholus. P °54, 95;— 60, 245; °01,
———
—
Zachrysia. P ’02, 748
Zachypetus. J I, 227
Zacoleus. P 03, 626, 628
Zacyeloptera. P ’09, 478
zadockii (Cylindrosteus). P 710, 611
Zaitha. P 53, 364; ’05, 193
zaleta (Helix). P 06, 554
: (Polygyra). P 03, 200; 06,
54
zaleta ozarkensis (Polygyra). P ’06,
553
Zalophus. P ’81, 137; ’82, 319, 327
Zamelodia. P ’83, 63; 98, 84; 704,
583; ’07, 458; 708, 88, 154
Zamenis. P ’60, 561; ’64, 167; "96,
378; ’01, 11, 17, 56-63; 702, 694;
03, 34, 549-557; 04, 466, 471;
708, 121. J ITI, 34; XI, 197, 280
Zamia. P ’58, 123; ’89, 352; 702,
748; *04, 613; 710, 317
Zamites. P ’60, 129
Zanclide. P 1900, 513
Zanclostomus. P ’57, 38; ’59, 142;
02, 678
Zanclurus. P ’82, 275
Zanclus. P 62, 127; 1900, 513
Zaniolepis. P ’57, 202
zanthocephalus (Agelaius). P 51,
218
Zanthopygia. P ’89, 140; "96, 124
zanthopygius (Tachyphonus). P ’65,
106
zanthornus (Icterus). P ‘47, 334
Zanthoxylum. P 61, 450; ’62, 162;
70, 136
zanthrocephalus (Ageliaus). P ’47,
204
(Ieterus). 152
zanzibarica (Haminea). P ’01, 182
Zaocys. P ’60, 563; 02, 694
Zapata. P ’06, 39
zapatocensis (Planulina). J VIII,
325
zaphrentis. P ’58, 144; 65, 111;
84, 54; 707, 446
Zaphrissa. P ’68, 272. J VI, 76, 77
Zaphysema. P 710, 515, 526
Zapodide. P ’82, 326; ’83, 275
Zapornia. P ’56, 254; 94, 132, 142,
143, 144; 99, 42
zapoteca (Blatta).
(Blattella).
P 05, 791
P 705, 791, 839
(Orphulella). P ’06, 28, 29
(Oxycoryphus). P ’06, 29
(Pimpla). P ’73, 402.
zapoteeus (Christolia). P 773, 163,
164
(Hippiseus). P 02, 721; 04,
525, 566; ’07, 36
(Ichneumon). P 73, 107, 116
1415
zapotecus. Continued.
(Phygadeuon). P ’73, 140
(Xanthippus). P ‘04, 525
Zapsalis. P ’76, 344
Zapterus. P ’99, 201
zaptlanus (Ichneumon). P ’73, 108,
119
Zaptyx. P 1900, 672; ’01, 410, 423,
465, 502, 627, 647, 651; 704, 634,
823, 828, 831-835; ’07, 499-507;
08, 571, 576, 579, 583
Zapus. P 94, 392, 391; 95, 271-
281; "97, 28, 211; ’04, 589; 708,
404. J XI, 200, 279
Zaratite. P ’92, 189
Zarhachis. P ’68, 185, 186, 189; 69,
8, 9. J VII, 435
zarhinus (Vampyrops). P ’91, 400
Zarhynehus. P ’99, 215
Zathorax. P 71, 112, 271; 74, 133
Zauschneria. J III, 87
Zea. P ’89, 362; ’98, 413
Zeacrinus. P ’60, 390; ’65, 152, 159;
"68, 340; ’69, 137, 138; ’70, 18,
26-29; ’78, 265; ’79, 273, 284, 286,
338-376; 785, 229, 262; ’86, 68,
115, 153, 167. J II, 92
zee (Ephestia). P ’60, 206; ’76,
P ’60, 206
28
zebra (Achatinellastrum).
44
P 88, 35,
(Anculosa). P ’60, 69; 764,
163
(Anculotus). P 764, 103
(Area). P 71, 132
(Asproperea). P ’77, 92
(Bathyphantes). P 92, 44
(Bodianus). P ’82, 306
(Brachyrus). P ’82, 277, 281
(Bulimus). P 758, 198, 206;
91, 317
(Chemnitzia).
(Chromodoris).
(Clibanarius).
(Diacantha).
(Drillia).
(Equus). P ’88, 101
(Eucinostomus). P ’86, 263
(Eurylepta). P 757, 20
(Gerres). P ’62, 238; ’83, 121;
P 90, 450
P 788, 327
P '58, 235
P ’82, 282
P 04, 8
P 59, 61
(Japonia). P 05, 722
(Laminella). P ’88, 35, 44
(Leptoxis). P ’64, 103
(Liphoplus). P 705, 49, 54
(Muraenophis). j v, 107
(Orthalicus). P °73, 251; ’75,
155, 229; 91, 317
(Pagurus). P ’51, 271; 52, 6
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zebra. Continued.
(Pileoma). P ’59, 66
(Planaria). P ’57, 20
(Squalus). P ’82, 308
(Stenura). J I, 334
Zebrapicus. P ’63, 195
Zebrasoma. P ’82, 276
zebrata (Ceraia). P ’05, 806
(Leptura). J I, 334
(Metriopelma). P ’09, 195
(Nomada). P ’03, 580, 581,
583, 586, 603
(Perdita). P
42, 51, 68
(Stenura). J I, 332
zebratus (Typocerus). J I, 334; II,
176
zebrina (Anomus). P ’98, 280
(Calathea). P ’58, 123
(Neweombia). P ’88, 41
Pe nceniee P ’85, 220; ’87,
95, 18;
13
(Perdicella). P ’88, 41
(Pitys). P °73, 284, J VIII,
389, 409
zebrinus (Fundulus). P ’85, 412
zebuense (Aspergillum). P ’61, 493
(Fegia). P ’61, 493
zebuensis (Brechites). P ’61, 493
(Kellia). P ’72, 232
zegheri (Tribulus). P ’08, 601-618
zeicola (Ascochyta). P 95, 433
(Physalospora). P ’90, 229
Zeide. P ’84, 157
zeiglerianus (Unio). P ’53, 260
Zeine. P 62, 126
zelandica (Mocoa).
118
(Terebratula). P ’73, 183
zelandicus (Actinobolus). P ’72, 255
Zellania. P ’73, 193
zelleriella (Fischeria). P 59, 326
zelotypum (Theridium). P ’88, 215
zelotypus (Exetastes). P ’78, 370
Bae (Agrilus). P 57, 9; °73, 93,
zena (Tanagra). P 63, 296
Zenaida. P ’60, 378; ’63, 302; ’99,
302; 709, 357
zenaida (Columba). j v, 30
(Zenaida). P ’09, 357
Zenaidura. P ’59, 108, 192; ’66, 93;
68, 150; °71, 28; 75, 348; °83,
66; ’91, 435; 92, 105, 126; ’93, 39,
61; ’95, 476; ’98, 79, 208, 354;
703, 26; 704, 580; 705, 688; 708,
84, 92, 153; 09, 357
Zenarchopterus. P ’63, 273; ’05, 494
Zenide. P ’92, 258
zenkeri (Stizorhina). P ’99, 213
Zenoa. P ’53, 229, 353. J I, 89
Zenodon. J XII, 546
P 57, 196; 708,
96, |
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Zenoide. P ’62, 126
Zenopsis. P ’62, 126; ’63, 332
Zeocephus. P ’89, 151
Zeolite. P °77, 252; ’82, 288, 289
zephyrina (Helicina). P ’60, 153;
08, 782
zephyrina var. diemtensis (Helicina}.
P 703, 782
zephyrinum (Dentalium). P 703, 267
Zethoides. P ’99, 486
Zethus. P ’99, 407-434
zethus (Dactylocrinus).
(Decadoerinus).
(Poteriocrinus).
Zetobora. P ’05, 839
Zetodon. P ’83, 169
zetterstedi (Anarta). P ’92, 158
Zeuglodon. P ’45, 255; ’46, 15; 747,
151; °48, 4,57; ’67, 155; ’68, 186;
78, 48; 781, 152; 89, 96; ’91, 361;
93, 71. J I, 5-16; VII, 420-428;
TX, 139, 145, 147, 150 ~
Zeuglodonta. P 69, 7
Zeugiodontes. J VII, 416
Zeugophora. P ’73, 23
Zeus. P 58, 168; 62, 126, 436;
63, 332; 82, 304; 92, 258; 797,
101; ’03, 328; ’05, 87. J XII, 517
Zeuxo. P ’94, 93
Zeylanica (Cyclas). P ’60, 287, 301
(Cyrena). P ’60, 279, 287
zeylanicus (Rallus). P ’94, 141
zeylonica (Certhia). P ’64, 244
(Motacilla). P ’67, 221
zeylonus (Turdus). P ’64, 250
Zexmenia. P ’61, 458; 762, 164;
98, 392
zibellina (Mustela). P ’02, 444, 446
zibethicus (Castor). P ’74, 196
(Fiber). P ’59, Biol. 1; 767,
136; ’71, 14; ’74, 13, 196; ’78, 62;
80, 348; ’94, 218, 391; 96, 186;
97, 27, 212, 309. J VII, 406
P 86, 163
P 82, 27.
P '82, 27
(Lemmus). P ’74, 196
(Mus). P ’74, 196
(Myoeastor). P ’74, 196
(Ondatra). P ’74, 196
Zichya. P ’58, 128
ziczac (Aturia). P 65, 70, 73; 782,
196
(Crassatella). P ’72, 251
(Littorina). P ’91, 45, 53
(Nitidula). j v, 179. J IV,
32
Zidona. P 776, 286, 288
Zidonine. P ’76, 286
ziegleri (Bulimus). P ’58, 198
zieglerianus (Unio). P 754, 244
Zieria. P 758, 126
Zietenii (Pholadomya). J VIII, 285,
317
Zigadenus. j vii, 56
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
Zignoella, P 93, 137
—P 753, 253; 754, 239;
56, 213; 58, 14; 160, 156. J v,
430 :
ilatat (Ardea).
Zilla. P ’78, 132;
Zilotea. P 58, 199
zimmermanni (Calosoma). P 762, 53
(Lemophleus). P ’54, 75
jv, 66
789, 183
(Orchestris). P ’73, 66
(Seydmenus). P ’52, 156
(Silvanus). P ’54, 77
(Tomonotus). P 704, 526
zimmermannii (
zimpani (Cupea). P ’91, 281
Zingel. P 706, 526
zingel (Asperulus). P 706, 526
(Perea). P ’06, 526
Zingiber. P ’58, 123; ’89, 354; ’01,
560
Zingiberaceer. P ’58, 123;
Zingis. P ’89, 278
Zinnia. P ’84, 210; ’89, 389; 798,
xe 392
Zinowiewia. P ’95, 296
‘ziphias (Orxines). P ’04, 71
Ziphius. J VIII, 219
ziphodon (Crocodilus). P 71,
hina). P ’46, 43
Zipotheca. P ’63, 227
Zircon. j ii, 57, 287; vi, 48. P ’51,
211, 331; 72) 276: 76, 102, 156;
TT, 9; 780, 3124 *82, 49; 503 84,
214, °92, 175, 183; 97, 437
Zireonite. 5 iii, 59
Zirfea. P ’62, 210
Zirphea. P ’62, 192, 194, 197, 210;
63, 144; °78, 302; ’89, 274; 705,
185. J XII, 14
Zirpheina. P ’62, 192, 200
zittelianus (Mioelenus). P 792, 322
Zizania. j i, 133. P ’70, 89; ’98,
46, 314
Zizia. P 710, 569
‘wizie (Cylindrosporium).
Zizyphinus. P ’62, 569;
_ 771, 141. J VIII, 366
‘Zizyphus. P ’97, 190; ’99, 116
Zoantha. P ’51, 320; ’88, 309
Zoanthee. P ’89, 113
Zoanthide. P ’88, 309;
Zoanthus.
125
Zoarereus. P ’63, 256
Zoarceine. P ’63, 256
Zoarees. P ’63, 256, 259;
84, 167, 169, 179
Zoarceus. P 63, 256
Zoarchide. P ’63, 254
Zoarchus. P ’63, 256
Zoarcide. P ’84, 180
Zoareine. P %84, 180
189, 353
104
P 91, 838
67, 139;
89, 113
TT, 206;
ji, 176, 183. P ’89, 113- |
1417
Zoareus. P 63, 256
zodiacus (Eucampia). P
1900, 743
Zodion. j iii, 83. P ’95, 331
Zoe. P 701, 131
zoe (Thecla). P 66, 383
zoisii (Proteus). J VI, 103
Zoisite. P ’78, 83; ’80, 251; ’82,
288; ’92, 181, 194
Zolodinus. P 773, 335
Zonabris. P ’08, 609
zonale (Etheostoma). P ’06, 524
(Pelargonium). P ’87, 154
zonalis (Ameba). P ’74, 87
(Oliva). j vii, 153. P 748, 103
(Perdita). P ’96, 51, 57
(Pecilichthys). P 706, 524. J
VI, 212, 240
Zonaria. P ’05, 695
zonaria (Planispira). P 792, 399
zonaris (Chetura). P ’09, 361
(Hemiproene). P ’99, 305
zonata (Achatinella). P ’88, 35
(Coronella). P ’01, 79
(Dedalea). J III, 214
(Echidna). P 1900, 495
(Ganesella). P 704, 631
(Gymnodexia). P 795, 315,
334
(Laphria). P ’98, 158
(Laxenecera). P ’98, 158
(Lumbriconereis). P ’09, 254
(Lumbrineris). P ’09, 254
(Nereis). P 702, 274
(Notocirrus). P ’03, 455
(Pestalozzia). P 94,374
(Phlebia). J III, 214
(Pimpla). P ’73, 401
(Seriola). P ’62, 442; 04,
508; 710, 601
(Sphinx). J IV, 131
(Urocoptis). P ’98, 274
zonatoides (Campylorhynchus). P
"56, 264
zonatulatum (Triceratium). P 1900,
725
zonatum (Elassoma). P ’06, 513
(Hydnum). J III, 215
(Spherium). P ’60, 301
zonatus (Campylorhynchus). P ’56,
264
(Charadrius). P ’57, 39
(Chilodactylus). P ’62, 120,
121
(Coluber).
(Conovulus).
(Cyathocrinus). P ’79, 310
(Elaps). P ’60, 259. J III,
61, 68;
P ’01, 79
(Ephippus). P ’61, 165
(Fundulus). P ’77, 94
(Goniistius). P ’62, 121
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zonatus. Continued.
(Halatractus). P ’62,
"77, 209
(Hydaticus). P ’59, 164
(Lampropeltis). P ’01, 79
(Melampus). J IX, 90
(Notropis). P ’10, 285
(Ophibolus). P ’01, 71, 79, 613
(Parephippus). P ’61, 165
(Phytodietus). P ’94, 189
(Pecilozonites). P ’04, 412
(Seolecophis). P ’60, 259
(Secomber). P ’62, 442
(Sparus). P ’82,-305
(Zacholus).
(Zonichthys). P ’62, 442
(Zygonectes). P ’65, 78
zonaventris (Euryzona). P ’94, 142
(Porzana). P ’94, 142
Zonichthys. P ’62, 239, 431, 441;
82, 276
Zoniopoda. P ’07, 174-176; ’08, 16
zonipectus (Pomacanthodes). P ’62,
244; ’63, 162
442;
Zonites. P ’72, 1385; ’73, 240, 246; |
74, 39, 42; 775, 144, 147, 153,
161, 334; ’76, 127, 183; ’87, 125;
788, 245, 285, 288; ’89, 82-84, 191-
196, 412; ’90, 297; ’91, 312, 406;
94, 13; °96, 447; ’98, 67; 1900,
150; ’02, 430; ’03, 206, 209-212;
706, 150, 152, 558; 710, 516. J
VITI, 384; IX, 22-26, 108
zonites (Helix). P ’94, 13
Zonitide. P ’93, 238; ’94, 13; 796,
340, 422, 488; 1900, 134, 564, 569,
571, 578; 701, 194, 404, 498; ’02,
429; 703, 204, 213, 762, 766, 768;
04, 632; ’05, 711, 713, 739; ’06,
149, 530, 532, 557; ’09, 514; 710,
130, 503, 520
Zonitides. P ’08, 620
Zonitis. ji, 22. P ’46, 53; 53, 328,
349; 754, 85; ’08, 620-623. J IV,
39
Zonitoides. P ’92, 404; ’93, 238, 389;
94, 16; 99, 524; 1900, 113, 115,
140, 384; ’02, 417, 420, 433, 513;
703, 213, 762, 768; ’04, 408-411,
421, 636; ’06, 124, 149-152, 530,
532, 557, 560, 562; ’09, 514; 710,
46, 51, 130, 665-668
zonocercus (Buteo).
142
(Mierastur). P ’75, 500
zonope (Jordania). P ’95, 410
zonorhynchus (Gavina). P ’62, 302
(Glaucus). P ’62, 302
(Larus). P ’53, 429; 55, 317;
61, 246; 62, 302
zonothorax (Climacocereus). P ’75,
471-489
P ’66, 46; ’70,
P 54, 95; ’01, 79
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
zonothorax. Continued.
(Micrastur). P ’75, 471-481,.
489
Zonotrichia. P ’52, 60; °53, 382>.
54, 119; ’59, 107, 191, 301, 304;.
61, 223; 66, 84, 88; ’68, 83, 149,
430; ’69, 126; ’71, 22; °75, 3615
83, 63; ’93, 22, 49, 63; ’95, 489;
96, 139, 143; ’98, 139, 214; ’99,.
18, 19; 1900, 33; ’03, 28; 705,.
684; ’08,98. J I, 49; II, 266
zonura (Urubitinga). P ’70, 142;
75, 89
Zonuride. P 758, 255; ’60, 508; ’68,.
294; ’82, 231; ’96, 312, 464 ©
Zonurus. P ’54, 102; ’60, 508; *64,.
229; ’96, 312 .
zonurus (Spilornis). P ’65, 4
2
Zonyalina. P ’88, 285; ’91, 3123.
94, 14
Zoogenites. P ’92, 402
Zoothamnia. P ’81, 443
Zootoca. P 62, 189
Zopherus. P ’66, 348. J IV, 37
Zophosis. j iii, 250. J IV, 37
Zora. P 1900, 529, 532
zorcaon (Hueides). P ’66, 2438
zorilla (Tetragnatha). P ’88, 79
Zornia. P 798, 388, 393
Zoropside. P 1900, 532
zorritense_(Argobuccinum).
327.
( Tritonium).
zorritensis (Mactra).
Zospeum. P 775, 148
Zostera. P 755, 411; ’88, 330; 1900,.
661; ’02, 650, 660
zostere (Hippocampus). P 706, 95
zosteromus (Sceloporus). P ’63,.
105; ’66, 312
Zosteropide. P ’05, 775
Zosterops. P ’62, 316; ’09, 56; ’05,.
775
zosterops (Chloropsis). P ’02, 682
zosus (Uloborus). P ’89, 98
Zozymus. P 752, 77; 758, 32
Zua. P ’72, 107;. 702, 236
Zyena. P 742, 191
Zygadenus. P ’60, 513; ’63, 77; 788,.
12; 798, 45, 313
Zygena. P 63, 179; ’64, 261; ’92,.
234; ’99, 328. J I, 194
zygena (Cestracion). P
64, 261; ’06, 80
(Sphyrna). P ’63, 179; 764,
261; ’77, 217; ’81, 114; ’92, 234;
97, 91; 704, 505; ’08, 66; 709,
407. J XII, 499
(Sphyrnias). P ’64, 261
(Squalus). j iv, 236. P ’64,
261; ’97, 91; 706, 80
Zygenide. P ’75, 32-52
J VIII,
J VIII, 327
J VIII, 333
63, 3335.
INDEX TO GENERA, SPECIES, ETC.
-Zygeupolia. P ’01, 657-732
-zygia (B es). P 92, 45
: P 92, 45
go
04, 139;
Zygobates. P °55, 396. J VIII, 247
Zygoceros. P 1900, 690-705, 713, 740
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Zygonectes. P ’59, 60, 113; 65, 78;
"17, 44, 67, 89; ’85, 412; 704, 248
Zygonyx. P ’98, 146; ’99, 245
Zygophyllacee. P ’96, 34. J ITI, 38
Zygophyllee. P ’89, 370
Zygophyllum. J III, 38
Zygoptera. P ’01, 126
Zygoclistron. P ’07, 181 Zyloidine. P 7°47, 186
Zygodactyli. P ’68, 261; ’69, 202 zyopterus (Galeorhinus). P ’08, 60
Zygodesmus. P ’91, 87 (Galeus). P ’84, 100
Zygodon. P ’55, 446. J VII, 427, Zyphothyca. P ’82, 275
428 ; zysron (Pristis). P ’05, 459
Zygogramma. P ’73, 46, 48 Zythia. P ’93, 457
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