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United States. Depavtment of the interior. ( U. S. geological surrey).
Department of the interior I — | Bulletin | of the | United
States '■ g(3ological survey no. 131 | [Seal of the department] |
Washington | government jtrinting office | 1894

Second title: United States geological survey | J. W. Powell,
director | — | A | bibliography | of | North American pale-
ontology I 1888-1892 I by | Charles RoUin Keyes | [Vignette] |

Washington | government printing office | 1894

8°. 251 pp.

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A D V I<: R 'J" I S K M K N T.

iniillctm Xo. 121]

The publications of the United States Ooologiciil Survey are issued in accordance with the statute
approved Marcli ."), 1879, wliich dt'clures that—

"Tlie i)ublicatiousof the (ieological Survey shall consiht of the annual report of operations, geological
and economic maps illustrating the resources and classification of the lands, and reports upon general
and economic geology and paleontology. The annual report of t,per"tions of the Geological Survey
shall accompany the annual report of the Secretary of the Interior. All special memoirs and reports
of said Survey shall be issued in uniform quarto series if deemed necessary by the Director, but other-
wise in ordinary octavos. Three thousand copies of each shall be published for scientilic exchanges
and for sale at the price of put)lication ; and all literary and cartograpliic materials received in exchange
shall bo the property of the United States and form a part of the library (,f tlie organization j and the
money resulting from the sale of such publications shall be covered into the Trea«ury of the United
States."

On July 7, 1882, the following joint resolution, referring to all (Jovemmont publications, was passed
by Congress :

"That whenever any document or report shall be ordered printed by Congress, there shall be printed,
in addition to the number in each case stated, the 'usual number' (1.734) of copies for binding and
distribution among those entitled to receive them."

Excei)t in those cases in which an extra number of any publication has been supplied to the Survey
by special resolution of Congress or has been ordered by the Secretary of the Interior, this office has
no copies for gratuitous distribution.

ANNUAL REPORTS.

I. First Annual Report of the United States Geological Survey, by Clarence King. 1880. 8°. 79 pp.
1 map.— A preliminary report describing plan of organization and publications.

II. Second Annual iieport of the United States Geological Survey, 1880-'81, by J. W. Powell. 1882,
8°. Iv, 588 pp. 62 pi. I map.

m. Third Annual Report of the United States Geological Survey, 1881-'82, by J. W. Powell. 1883.
8°. xviii, 564 pp. 67 pi. and maps.

IV. Fourth Annual Report of the Unite<l States Geological Survey, 1882-'83, by J. W. Powell. 1884.
8°. xxxii, 473 pi). 8J pi. and maps.

V. Fifth Annual Report of the United States Geological Survey, 1883- '84, by J. W. Powell. 1885.
8°. xxxvi, 469 pp. 58 pi. and maps.

VI. Sixth Annual Report of tlie United States Geological Survey, 1884-'85, by J. W. Powell. 1885.
8°. xxix, 570 pp. 65 pi. and maps.

VII. Seventh Annual Report of the United States Geological Survey, 1885-'86, by J. W. Powell. 1888.
8°. XX, 656 pp. 71 pi. and maps.

VIII. Eighth Annual Reportof tlie United States Geological Survey, 1886-'87, by J. W. Powell. 1889.
8°. 2pt. xix, 474, xii pp. 53 pi. and hiaps ; 1 pi., 475-1063 pp. 54-76 pi. and maps.

IX. Ninth Annual Report of the United States Geological Survey, 1887-'88, by J. W. Powell. 1889.
8°. xiii, 717 pp. 88 pi. and maps.

X. Tenth Annual Report of the United States Geological Survey, 1888- '89, by J. W. Powell. 1890.
8°. 2pt. XV, 774 pp. 98 pi. and maps; viii, 123 pp.

XI. Eleventh Annual Reportof the United States Geological Survey. 1889-'90,byJ. W.Powell. 1891.
8°. 2pt. XV, 757 pp. 66 pi. and maps; ix, 351 pp. 30 pi.

XII. Twelfth Annual Report of the United States Geob)gical Survey, 1890-'91. by J. W. Powell. 1891.
8°. 2pt. Xiii, 675 pp. 53 pi. and maps ; xviii, 576 pp. 146 pi. and maps.

XIII. Thirteenth Annual Report of the United State^ Geological Survey, 1891-'92, by J. W. Powell.
1893. 8°. 3 pt. vii, 240 pp. 2 pi. ; x, 372 pp. 105 pi. and maps ; xii, 486 pp. 79 pi. and maps.

XIV. Fourteenth Annual Report of the United States Geological Survey, 1892-'93, by J. W. Powell.
1893. 8°. 2 pt. vi, 321 pp. 1 pi.

23i5351

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ADVERTISEMENT.

M<)N()(rl{APHS.

1 map. Price $1.50.
K. Diitton, Capt. U. S.

Becker. 1382.

xiii.ZOOpp. 16
4°. xiii, 298 pp.

I. Lake Bonneville, l)y Gn)ve Karl (rillM>rt. 18!K). 4°. xx, i'M pp. 51 pi
II Ttirtiary History of tlir (iraml Canon IXstriiit, witli atlaH, by (.'larcnct
IHX'J. 4°. xiv, 264 pp. 42pl. anilatliiMof 24Hhfi-tslolio. I'riro $10.00.

III. (ioolo^y of the OoniHtock Lo<le an<l the Washing District, witli atla.t. I)y (ii!or);e V
»o. XV, 422 pp. 7 pi. ami atlas of 21 MhectH folio. Price $11.00.

IV. Comstock Mining ami Miners, by Eliot Lord. 1883. 4°. xiv, 451 pj). ;i pi. Price $1.50.

V. The Copper- Buariuj; K(K:k!i of Lake Superior, by lioland Duer Irving. 1883. 4°. xvi, 464 pp.
151. 20 pi. ami maps. Price $1.85.

VI. Coutributions to the Kiiowleilge of the Older Me.so/.oic Flora of Virj^iuia, by William Morria
Fontaine. 1883. i°. xi, 144 pp. 54 1. 54 pi. Price $1.05.

VII. Silver- Lead Ueposits of P^ureka, Nevada, by Joseph Story Curtis. 1884. 4"
pi. Price $1.20.

Vni. Paleontology of the Eureka District, by Charles Doolittle Walcott. 1884.
241. 24 1)1. Price $1.10.

IX. Brachiopoda and Lamellibranchiata of the Raritan Clays and Greensand Marls of New Jersey,
by Kobert P. Whitfield. 1885. 4^. xx,338pp. 35 pi. 1 map. Price $1.15.

X. Diuocerata. A Monograph of an Extinct Order of Gigantic Mammals, by Othniel Charles Marsh.
1886. 4°. xviii, 243 i)p. 56 1. 56 jd. Price $2.70.

XI. Geological History of Lake Lahontan. a Quatenmry Lake of Xorthwestem Xeva<la, by Israel
Cook Russell. 1885. 4°. xiv,288pp. 46 pi. and maps. Price $1.75.

XII. Geology and Mining Indu.stry of Leadvillc, Colorado, with atlas, by Samuel Franklin Emmons.
1886. 4°. xxix, 770 pp. 45 pi. and atlas of 35 sheets folio. Price $8.40.

XIII. Geology of the Quicksilver Deposits of the Pacific Slope, with atlas, by (ieorge F. Becker.
1888. 4°. xix,486pp. 7 pi. and atlas of 14 sheets folio. Price $2.00.

XIV. Fossil Fishes and Fossil Plants of the Triassic Rocks of New Jersey and the Connecticut Val-
ley, by John S. Newberry. 1888. 4^. xiv,152pp. 26 pi. Price $1.00.

XV. The Potomac or Younger Mesozoic Flora, by William Morris Fontaine. 1889. 4°. xiv, 377
pp. 180 pi. Text and plates bound separately. Price $2.50.

XVI. The Paleozoic JMshes of North America, by John Strong Newberry. 1880. 4°. 340 pp. 53 pi.
Price $1.00.

XVII. The Flora of the Dakota Group, a posthumous work, by Leo Lesquereux. Edited by F. H.
Knowlton. 1891. 4°. 400 pp. 60 pi. Price $1.10.

XVIII. Gasteropoda and Cophalopwla of the Raritan Clays and Greeusand Marls of New Jersey,
by Robert P. Whitfield. 1891. 4°. 402 pp. 50 pi. Price $1.00.

XIX. The Penokeo Iron-Bearing Series of Northeni Wisconsin and Michigan, by Roland D. Irving
and C. R. Van Hise. 1892. 4°. xix, 534 pp. 37 pi.

XX. Geology of the Eureka District, Nevada, with atlas, by Arnold Hague. 1892. 4°. 419 pp. 8 pi.

XXI. The Tertiary Rhynchophorous Coleoptera of North America, by Samuel Hubbard Scudder.

XXII. A Manual of Topographic Methods, by Henry Gannett, chief topographer.

XXIII. Geology of the Green Mountains in Massachusetts, by Raphael Pnmpelly, J. £. Wolff,
and T. Nelson Dale.

In press :

XXIV. Mollusca and Crustacea of the Miocene Formations of New Jersey, by R. P. Whitfield.

In preparation:

— Sauropoda, by O. C. Marsh.

— Stegosauria, by O. C. Marsh.

— Brontotherida), by O. C. Marsh.

— Report on the Denver Coal Basin, by S. F. Emmons.

— Report on Silver Cliff and Ten-Mile Mining Districts, Colorado, by S. F. Emmons.

— The Glacial Lake Agassiz, by 'Warren Upham.

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BULLETINS.

1. On Hypersthene-Andesite and on TricUnic Pyroxene in Augitic Rocks, by Whitman Cross, with a
Geological Sketch of Buffalo Peaks, Colorado, by S. F.Emmons. 1883. 8°. 42 pp. 2 pi. Price 10 cents.

2. Gold and Silver Conversion Tables, giving the coining value uf troy ounces of fine metal, etc., com-
puted by Albert Williams, jr. 1883. 8°. 8 pp. Price 5 cents.

3. On the Fossil Faunas of the Upper Devonian, along the meridian of 76° 30', from Tompkins County,
NewYork, to Bradford County, Pennsylvania, by Henry S. Williams. * 1884. 8°. 36 pp. Price 5 cents.

4. On Mesozoic Fossils, by Charles A. White. 1884. 8°. 36 pp. 9 pi. Price 5 cents.

5. A Dictionary of Altitudes in the United States, compiled by Henry Gannett. 1884. 8°. 325 pp.
Price 20 cents.

6. Slevatious in the Dominion of Canada, by J. W. Spencer. 1884. 8°. 43 pp. Price 6 cents.

ADVERTISEMENT.

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Price 11.50.
Capt. U. S. A.

Hocker. 1882.

ice $1.50.

'• xvi, 464 pp.

illiaiii Morris

:iii,200i.p. la

. xiii, 298 pp.

' New Jersey,

'Iiarleg Marsh.

ada, by Israel

klin £miuon8.

56 F. Becker.

iiiecticut Val-

4°. xiv,377

•40 pp. 53 pi.

ited by F. H.

New Jersey,

nd D. Irving

*19pp. 8 pi.
1 Scudder.

r. E. Wolff,
itlield.

P088, with a
ce 10 cents.
I, etc., com-
as County,
ce 5 centa.

325 pp.

Dta.

7. Mapoteoa Goolngira Aiiioricana. A Catalogue of Geological Maps of America (North and South),
175J-IH**!. iu i,'i'<iuriipliii' and I'lironoloKic ordur, by Juli's Murcou and Joliu ISelkuap Marcuu. 1884.
8'^. IjU |ip. l*ri<»! 10 cfntH.

8. On .Sioniliiry KnlaruemcntM of Mineral Frannicnts in Certain Rocks, by R. D. Irving and C. It.
VanHiH<-. 1884. 8^ 50 pp. 6 pi. I'ricti 10 ciiut^.

9. A n-portof work done in the WaHliin;;ton r.r.ixiratoryiluringtlic fiscal year 1883-'84. F. W. Clarkft,
chief diemist. T. M. Chatard, assistant cluniiHt. 1884. 6^. 40 pp. Trice 5 centa.

10. On till- Candirian Faunas of North Aintaica IVeliniinary studios, by Charles Uoolittle AValcott.
18M4. 8^. 74 pp. 10 id. Price 5 cents.

11. On the (Quaternary and Uecent Molliisca of the (ireat Hasiii; with Descriptions of Now Forms,
liy U. KlUworth Call. Introduced by a sketch of tlio (iuaturuary Lakes of the Great Basin, by (J. K.
GdlM!rt. 1884. 8^. 66 pp. « pi. Price '> cents.

12. A Crystallograpbic Study of the Thinolite of Lake Lahontan, by E<lward S. Dana. 1884. 8^.
34 pp. 3 \t\. Price 5 cents.

13. Boundaries of tlio Uniteil States and of ' <) several States and Territories, with a Historical
Sketch of the Territorial Clianges, by Henry »,aunett. 1885. 8-'. 135 pp. Price 10 cents.

14. The Electrical and .Magnetic Properties of the Iron-Carburets, by Carl Barns and Vincent
.Strouhal. 1885. 8 . 2.18 pp. Price 15 cents.

15. On the Mesozoie and Cenozoic Paleontology of California, by Charles A. White. 1885. 8^. 33 pp.
Price 5 cents.

16. On the Higher Devonian Faunas of Ontario County, New York, by Jolin M. Clark*!. 1885. 8=>.
86 pp. 3 pi. Price 5 cents.

17. On the Development of Crystallization in the Igneous Hocks of Washoe, Nevada, with notes on
the Geologj- of the District, by Arnold Hague and Joseph P. Iddings. 1885. S°. 44 pp. Price 5
cents.

18. On Marine Eocene, Fresh-water Miocene, u.id other Fossil Mollusca of Western North America,
by Charles A. White. 1885. 8°. 26 pp. 3 pi. Price 5 cents.

19. Notes on the Stratigraphy of California, by George F. Becker. 1885. 8°. 28 pp. Price 5 cents.

20. Contributions to the Mineralogy of the Rocky Mountains, by Whitman Cross and W. F. llille-
brand. 1885. 8^. 114 pp. 1 pi. Price 10 cents.

21. The Lignites of the Great Sioux Reservation. A Repo *, on the Region between the Grand and
Moreau Rivers, Dakota, by Bailey Willis. 1885. 8°. 16 pp. 5 pi. Price 5 cents.

22. On New Cretaceous Fossils from California, by Charles A. White. 1885. 8^. 25 pp. 5 pi.
Price Scents.

23. Observations on the Junction between the Kastern Sandstone and the Keweenaw Series on Ke-
weenaw Point, Lake Superior, by R. 1). Irving and T. C. Chamberlin. 1886. 8°. 124 pp. 17 pi.
Price 15 cents.

24. List of Marine Mollusca, comprising the Qimternary Fossils and recent forms from American
Localities between Cape Hatteras and Cape Roque, including the Bermudas, by William Healy I)all.
1885. 8^. 336 pp. Price 25 cents.

25. The Present Technical Condition of the Steel Industry of the United States, by Phiueas Barnes.
1885. 8^. 85 pp. Price 10 cents.

26. Copper Smelting, by Henry M. Howe. 1885. 8°. 107 pp. Price 10 cents.

27. Report of work done in the Division of Chemistry and Physics, mainly during the fiscal year
1884-'85. 1886. 8°. 80 pp. Price 10 cents.

28. The Gabbros and Associated Hornblende Rocks occurring in the neighborhood of Baltimore,
Md.. by Georg^e Huntington Williams. 1886. 8°. 78 pp. 4 pi. Price 10 cents.

29. On the Fresh-water Invertebrates of the North American Jurassic, by Charles A. White. 1886.
8'^. 41 i>p. 4 pi. Price 5 cents.

30. Second Contribution to the Studies on the Cambrian Faunas of North America, by Charles Doo
little Walcott. 1886. 8°. 369 pp. 33 pi. Price 25 cents.

31. Systematic Review of our I'resent Knowledge of Fossil Insects, including Myriapods and Arach-
nids, by Samuel Hubbard Scudder. 1886. 8°. 128 pp. Price 15 cents.

32. Lists and Analyses of the ^lineral Springs of tlie United States ; a Preliminary Study, by Albert
C. Peale. 1886. 8". 235 pp. Price 20 cents.

33. Notes on the Geology of Northern California, by J. S. Diller. 1886. 8°. 23 pp. Price 5 cents.

34. On the relation of the Laramie MoUusran Fauna to that of the succeeding Fresh-water Eocene
and other groups, by Charles A. White. 1886. 8°. i>4 pp. 5 pi. Price 10 cents.

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NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY

18 88— 18 9Q

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LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL,

Department of the Interior,

TJ. S. Geological Survey,
Division op Geology and Paleontology,

Washington, D. C, April 27, 1894.
Sir: I have the honor to transmit herewith a bibliography of North
American paleontology for the years 1888-1892, inclusive, by Charles
K. Keyes, with the recommendation that it be published as a bulletin
of the Survey.

I am, with respect, your obedient servant,

ClHAs. D. Walcott,

„ , Oeologint in Charge.

Hon. John W. Powell, .

Director U. S. Geological Surrey.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY,

1888-1892.

By Charles Rollin Kkyks.

INTRODUCTION.

The present bibliography is a record of North American paleontology
for the years 1888 to 1892, inclusive. It is essentially a dictionary-
catalogue of publications relating to the subject, which were issued in
the lustrum mentioned. It may be regarded, therefore, as a condensed
review of the paleontologic literature appearing during the period.

In arrangement, the references are primarily adapted to the conven-
ience of the working paleontologist and geologist. There are embraced :

(1) An author's list, in which is given the full title and the volume,
pages, and illustrations of the book or serial in which each article
appeared, also the date and place of publication. This is followed by
a brief synopsis of the contents of each paper, an enumeration of the
new genera and species described, and a list of forms already known,
which are described and figured anew.

(2) A title index, in which the name of each article appears under
each of its leading words. Then comes the name of the author and an
abridged reference to the place of appearance.

(3) Subject entries and cross references. These are biologic, geo-
logic, and geographic. The first is divided into the great zoologic
groups, under each of which appears all the published papers which
refer to the particular sections. The names of the authors and abridged
references to place and time of publication are given in all cases.
Whenever additional information is wanted, as to the species described
or the specific contents, reference may be readily made to the name of
the author. Under the second, all papers treating of the larger geologic
groups are classed together and the references given as before. In the
third the different papers referring to the various States and Territories
are brought together in a similar way. Whenever deemed necessary
brief explanations are added. A full list of subjects is appended.

One of the principal advantages in the present scheme is that in no

case is it necessary to turn back from title to title in order to obtain a

full bibliographic reference. A worker upon any systematic group of

animals, a particular geologic age, or a given area finds all the articles

upon the subject brought together.

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8 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY. Iboll.i21.

lu the coriHideration of the bibliographic matter the literature of the
subject may be classed under three categories : (a) That which is strictly
paleontologic iu its character, {b) that which is incidental to geologic
work, (c) that which is largely secondary, forming important announce-
ments of discoveries or partaking of the character of criticisms, notices,
or reviews of work already done. References belonging to these three
classes of literature have in the present connection received very differ-
ent treatment, according to the importance of their bearing upon
paleontology.

During the preparation of the Bibliography the works in the sub-
joined list were consulted. In addition circular letters were addressed
to all the leading American workers who were known to have pub-
lished articles relating to paleontology, in order that fuller justice might
be done in each case. Most of these letters received cordial replies; in
the case of a few answers were greatly delayed, while several were
probably forgotten altogether.

For aid and suggestions iu the preparation of this work sincere
thanks are tendered Mr. Charles D. VValcott, chief of the Division of
Invertebrate Paleontology; also to Mr. H. F. Bain, of A^'^ Iowa Geologi-
cal Survey, for valuable assistance.

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LIST OF SUHJKCTS

Biologic :

Protozoals.

Corals.

Hydroids.

Polyzoaus,

EcLiiiodorm:).

Brucbiopods.

Lamellibraucbs.

Gasteropods.

Cepbaloiiods.

Trilobites.

Crustaceans (mtiitrilobitic).

Insects.

Vertebrates.

Geologic:

Algonkiau.

Cambrian.

Silurian.

Devonian.

Carboniferous.

Jurassic.

Triassic.

Eocene.

Neocene.

Pleistocene.
Geograi)hic :

America (general).

Canada (general).

All States and Territories of the
United States and Canada.

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American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Proceedings, Boston.

American Association for tbe Advancement of Science, Proceedings, Salem.

American Field, New York.

American Geologist, Minneapolis.

American Institute Mining Engineers, Transactioim.

American Journal of Science, New Haven.

American Museum of Natural History, Bulletin, New York.

American Naturalist, Philadelphia.

American Philosophical Society, Proceedings, Philadelphia.

American Philosophical Society, Transactions, Philadelphia<

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Annals and Magazine uf Natural Histury, London.

Boston Society Natural History, Proceedings, Hoston.

Buffalo Natural Science Society, Bulletin.

Boston Society of Natural History, Memoirs.

British Asaociation for the Advancement of Science, London.

Butterdics of New England, Cambridge.

California Academy of Science, Bulletin, San Francisco.

California State Miiieral(>;;ist, Annual Report, Sacramento.

Canada, Geological and Natural History Survey, Annual Reports, Montreal.

Canada, Geological and Natural History Survey, Contributions to Paleontology,

Montreal.
Canada, Royal Society, Transactions, Montreal.
Canadian Record of Science, Ottawa.
Cincinnati Society Natural History, Journal, Cincinnati.
Colorado Scientific Society, Proceedings, Denver.

Connecticut Academy of Arts and Sciences, Transactions, New Haven.
Denison University, Scientifio Laboratories, Bulletin, Granville Ohio.
Deutsche Geologische Gesellschaft, Zeitschrift, Berlin.
Essex Institute, Bulletin, Salem.
France, Society, Zoiilogique, Bulletin, Paris.
Fossil Insects of North America, New York, 1890.
Geological Magazine, London.
Geological Society of America, Bulletin.
Geological Society, London, Quarterly Journal.
Handbuch der Palieoutologie, Zittel, Munich.

Harvard College, Museum Comparative Zoology, Bulletin, Csiuibridge.
Indiana Academy of Science, Proceedings, Brookville.
Illinois Geological Survey, Reports, Springfield.
Iowa Academy of Science, Proceedings, Des Moines.

Iowa State University, Laboratories of Natural History, itulletin, Iowa City.
Johns Hopkins University, Circulars, Baltimore.
Journal Morphology, Boston.

Kansas Academy of Science, Transactions, Topekit.
Kansas University Quarterly, Lawrence.
Kentucky Geological Survey, Reports, Frankfort.
McGill University, Proceedings Peter Redpath Museum, Montreal.
Minnesota Academy of Science, Bulletins, Minneapolis.
Minnesota Geological Survey, Annual Reports, Minneapolis.
Minnesota Geological Survey, Bulletins.
Miosonri Geological Survey, Bulletins, Jett'erson City.
Nautilus, Philadelphia.

National Geographic Magazine, Wiishington.
Natural Science, Loudon.
Nature, London.
Neues Jahrbuch, Stuttgart.

New Brunswick Natural History Society, Bulletin, St. John.
New Jersey Geological Survey, Annual Report State Geologist, Trent»m.
New York Academy of Science, Annals, New York.
New York Academy of Science, Transactions, New York.
New York State Ge<dogi8t, Annual Report, Albany.
New York Natural History, Paleontology, Albany.
New York State Museum, Annual Reports, Albany.
Nord, Socidtd Gdologique, Annals, Lille.
Nord, Socidt6 G6ologique, Memoirs, Lille.
North American Geology and Paleontology, Ciuciuuati.

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Ottawa Naturalist, Ottawa, Canada.

Palieontogruphica, CaHsel.

PennHylvaiiia Geological Biirvt^y, Annual RuportN, llarriNhur^.

Pennsylvania Geological Survey, Fiual Ueports.

Philadelphia Academy of Natural Science, ProceedingH, J'hilwlelphia.

Popular Science Monthly, New York.

Psyche, Cambridge.

St'. Louis Academy of Science, TrauHactionH.

Science, New York.

Smithsonian Institution, Coutrilmtious to KuowlodK".

Texas Geological Survey, Bulletin, Austin.

Texas Geological Survey, Annual Report, AuHtin.

U. S. Geographical and Geological Survey of the Territories, Washington

IT. S. Geological Survey, Bulletins, Washington.

U. 8. Geological Survey, Monographs.

U. 8. Geological Survey, Annual Reports.

U. 8. National Museum, Proceedings, Washington.

U. 8. National Museum, Bulletins.

Wagner Free Institute Science, Transactions, Philadelphia.

Washburn College Laboratory, Bulletiu, Topekiv.

Washington Biological Society, Bulletiu.

Washington Pliilosophical Society, Bulletin.

BIBLIOGRAPHY.

Acadia, Basal Series of Cn^ibrinn KockH. (i. V. Matthew. (Cnii. Rpc Sci., in,

21-29. 1888.)
Acadia, Cambrian Organisms. G.F.Matthew. fCan. Rec. Sci.. iii,.383-.3«7. 1889.)
Acadia, Classification of Cambrian Rocks. O. F. Matthew. (Can. Rec. Hci., in,

71-81. 1888.)
Acervularla profunda, Hall, anil Acervnlaria Davidsoui, Edwards and Haimn,

Differences. S.Calvin. (American Geologist, ix, 35.'>-358. 1892.) Also Proc.

Iowa Acad. Sci., Vol. i, Pt. ii, 30-32. 1892.
Acldaspls, Notes on Genus. .1. M. Clarke. (Tenth Ann. Rep. State (;eologiHt, Now

York, for 1890, 61-71. 1891.)
Acquired Characters, Paleontological Evidence for Transmission. }{. F. Osborn.

(American Naturalist, XXIII, 561-566. 1889.) Also Science, xv, 110-111. 1890.
Actiuocrlnidae, Genesis of American. C. R. Keyes. (American Naturalist, xxiv,

243-254. 1890.)
AgaricocrlnuB, Observations on Keokuk Species. C. H. Gordon. (Proc. Iowa Acad.

Sci., 1, 100-101. 1890.) Abstract.
AgaricocrinuB. Observations on Keokuk Species. C. H. Gordon. (Ameri<;an (;reol-

ogist, V, 257-261. 1890.)
Age of Certain Sandstones near Iowa City. C. R. Keyes. (Proc. Iowa Acad. Sci., i,

Pt.li, 25. 1892.)
Age of Cincinnati Anticlinal. A. F. Foerste. (American Geologist, vii, 97-109.

1891.) Occurrence of characteristic fossils noted.
Age of Geologic Terranes, Use of Fossils in Determining. H. S. Williams. (Proc.

Am. As. Adv. Sci., xxxvii, 206. 1889.) Abstract.
Age of Point Pleasant, Ohio, Beds. J. F. James. (Proc. Am. As. Adv. Sci., xl, 283-

284. 1892.) Abstract. References made to various species.
Ageof Rocks of the Novaculito Area of Arkansas. C. S. Prosr -. (Geol. Sur. Arkan-
sas, Ann. Rept. for 1890, in, 418-423. 1892.) Fossils mentioned.
AgnostuB, North American Species. A. W. Vogdes. (Am. Geologist, ix, .S77-396.

1892.)
Alabama.

Fish Otoliths of Southern Tertiary. O. Meyer. (Am. Naturalist, xxiii, 12,43.

1889.)
Middleton Formation of Tennessee, Mississippi, and Alabama; with note on

Formation at La Grange, Tenn. .J. M. Salford. (Am. Geologist, ix, 63, 64.

1892. ) Incidental references to fossils.
Revision of Cretaceous Echinoidea of North America. W. B. Clarke. (Johns

Hopkins University Circulars, No. 87, 75-77. 1891.)
Tertiary Fauna of Florida. W. H. Dall. (Trans. Wagner Free Inst. Sci,, Phila.,

m, 1-178. 1890.)
Types fossiles de I'Eocene du bassin de Paris recemment d«^couvertes Amerique.

W. H. Dall. (Bui. Soc. zool. de France, i;v, 97,98. 1890.)

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12 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY, [bum. 121.

Alaska.

Invertebrttte FortHilK «it' Pucitto Cowit. C. A. White. (Hiil. U. H. (>eol. 8ur., No.
51. 1889.)
Alberta.

Cambriiiii KoasilH froiii Minint Ht^phoiiH, NorthwuHt Territory of CitniMlii. ('. I).

Walcott. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), XXXVI, 163-lfi7. 188S.)
Earlier CretaoeouH Roclcs uf NorthweHtern Portion of Doiiiinion of Cuimda. G.

M. Dawson. (Am. .lour. «ci., (3), xxxviii, 120-127. 1H«9.) VariouH foHHils

coiiaidered.
Albirupean Studies. P. R. Uhlor. (Trans. Maryland Acad. Sci., i, 18.5-202. 1888.)
Aldriob, T.H. New Eocene Fossils from Texas. (The Nautilus, Vol. iv, p. 25. Pbil-

p.dclphia, 1890.) Omalaxin aingleyi desuribed as new from the Eocene of Texas.
Algonkian. •

Eozoon and other Low Organisms in Laureutiau liocks at Hi, John, N. B. (>. F.

Matthew. (Bui. Nat. Hist. Soc. New Brunswick, No. 9, 36-41. 1890.)
EoKoou Canadeuse, Facts Relating to. A. R. C. Solwyn. (Science, xi, 146'

1888.)
Eo/.oon Canadense, New Facts. .T. W. Dawson, ((ideological Magazine, new

ser., V, 49-54. 1888.)
Eozoon Canadense, Specimens, and their Geological and <^>ther RelatiiuiH. .J. W.

Dawson. (Mem. Peter Redpath Museum, McGill Univ., 107. 1888.)
Eoisoon, Tudor Specimen. .J. W. Gregory. (Quart. .Jour. Gecd. Soc, Tjondon,

XLVii, ;M8-:i5.5. 1891.)
Lingula and Paradoxides in Red Quart/.ites of Minnesota. N. H. Winchell.

(Bui. Minnesota Acad. Nat. Sci., in, 103-ia>. 1889.)
Sponges in Laurentian Rocks at St. John, N. B. G. F. Matthew. (Bnl. Nat.

Hist. Soc. New Brunswick, No. 9, 42-45. 1890.)
Tracks of Organic Origin in Rocks of Animikie Group. A. R. C. Selwyn. (Am.

Jour. Sci., (3), XXXIX, 145-147. 1890.)
America (General).

Acidaspis, Notes on Genua. J. M. Clarke. (Tenth Ann. Rep. State Geologist

New York, for 1890, 61-71. 1891.)
Amblypoda, Mechanical Origin of Dentition. £. D. Cope. (Proc. Am. Philos.

Soc, XXV, 80-89. 1888.)
Ancestry of Chalicotherium. H. F. Osboru. (Science, xix, 276. 1893.)
ArchiBocyathus Billings, and other Genera allied to or associated with it from

the Cambrian Strata of North America, Spain, Sardinia, and Scotland. G. J.

Hinde. (Quart. Jour. Geol. Soc, London, xlv, 125-148. 1889.)
Artiodactyla. E. D. Cope. (Am. Naturalist, xxii, 1079-1095. 188H.) ficneral
t account of the order.

Bibliography of North American Vertebrate Paleontology for year 1891. .T. Eyer-
I man. (Am. Geologist, ix, 249-256. 1892.)

Bibliography of Paleozoic Crustac ea from 1688-1889. A. W. Vogdes. (Bui. U. S.
' Geol. Sur., No. 63, 177 pp. 1890.)
Brachiopoda, Genera of Paleozoic. J. Hall. (Tenth Ann. Rep. State Geologist

of New York, for 1890, 15-17. 1891. )
Brachiopoda, Genera of Paleozoic. .1. M. Clarke. (Eighth Ann. Rep. State

Geologist New York, for 1889, 43-46. 1889.)
Butterflies, Fossil. S. H. Soudder. (Butterflies of New England, i, 756-760.

1889.)
Cambrian, Correlation Papers. C. D. Walcott. (Bui. IT. S. Geol. Sur., No. 81,

447 pp. 1891.)
Cam briau Faunas of North America, Stratigraphical Succession. C I). V/alcott.

(N:vture, xxxviii, 551. 1888.)

KEY 4
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102. 1888.)
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B of Texas.

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iziim, new

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Winchell.

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756-760.

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MYE«I BinLIOGBAPHY OP NORTH AMKRICAN PALEONTOLOGY. 18

j^

( r»rit. Afl.

Nat-

America (Oeneral)— Contimiud.

CeriitopHidii' (or Horned Diiiosaiiria) of North America. O. C!. Marnh.

Ad. Sci., 79;i-795. 1«K).)
HharacterHHud DiNtrihiition of Gi>n«r«of I»riu-liiop<Mla. V. W. KollV. (Am.

iiraliHt, XXIII, 983-!»l»<. 1XH9. )
Chart of Riigom^ ComiIh. \V. H. Sherz.<r. (Am. (ieologiHt, vii, li7:»-:<01. 1891.)
Comparison of Priiu'ii)al Forms of Dinosauria of Europe and Ameritsa. O. C.

Marsh. (Am. Jour, Sci., (ll), xxxvii, 32.3-;{31. 1889.)
Corrcctitms of '< North American Geology and Palecmtology." W. H. Sherzer.

(Am. Geologist, vi, 59-61. 18iW.)
(!retaceons Mammalian Fauna of North America. '1. F. Oshoni. (Am. Natural-
ist, xxv, 298, 299. 1891.) Abstract.
Cretaceons Mammals of North America. O. C. Marsh. (Brit. As. Ad. Sci.,

a'i3, 854. 1890.
Crinoids, British Fossil. F. A. Bather. (Ann. and .Mag. Nat. Hist., ((>), v,

325-334 and 373-388. 1890.)
Cytherea Convexa, Say. \V. II. Mail. (The Nautilus, i, .52, .->3. 1892.)
l>ev(mian Rocks of I<»wa; which Constitutes a Typical Section of thf< Devonian

Formation of the Interior Continental Area of North America. C. L, Webster.

(Am. Naturalist, xxiii, 229-243. 1889.)
Devonian System of North and South Devonshire. II. S. Williams. (Am. Jour.

Sci., (3), XXXIX, 31-38. 1890.) Incidental references to foosils.
Dictionary of Fossils of Pennsylvania. J. P. Lesley. (Oeol. Sur. Ponnsylvania.

P4, T, II and in, 1283 pp., 1889.)
Die Sttimme des Thierreichs. M. Neumayer. (Vol. i, 600 i»p. 1889.) Inci-
dental references to, and figures of, American fossil «.
Dinosauria of Europe and America, ('omparisoii of Principal Forms. O. C. Marsh.

(British As. Adv. Sci., 1888, 660. 1889.)
Dinosauria, Homed, of Laramie. E. D. Cope. (Am. Naturalist, xxiii, 715-717.

1889.)
Dinosauria of Laramie. E. D. Cope (Am. Naturalist, xxiii, 904-906.
Donax of Eastern North America. W. H. Dall. (The Nautilus, v,

1892.)
Edentata of North America. E. D. Cope. (Am. Naturalist, xxiii, 657-664.

1889.)
Equivalence in Time of American Marine and Intracontinental Tertiaries. E. W.

Hilgard. (Science, ix. No. 226, 535-5.36. 1887.) Incidental references to fossils*
Events in North American Cretaceous History, Illustrated in Arkansas-Texas

Division of Southwestern Region of the United States. R. T. HQl. (Am.

Jour. Sci., (3), xxxvii, 282-289. 1889.) Incidental references to fossils.
Factors in Evolution of Mammalia. C.L.Morgan. (Natural Science, i, 97-101.

1892.)
Faunas, Relations of American and European. J. W. Gregory. (Bui. Geol. Soc.

America, in, 101-108. 1892. )
Faune du Calcaire d'Erbray (Loire-Inforieure.) C. Barrois. (M^m. Soc. g<5ol. da

Nord, Tome iii, 348 pp. 1889.)
Gehirn von iriceratops Flabellatns, Marsh. R. Burkhardt. (Neues Jahrbuch

f. Min., Geol. u. Pal., 71-72. 1892.)
Genera of Paleozoic Brachiopoda. J. M. Clarke. (State Cab. Nat. Hist., New

York, 42d Ann. Rep., 389-392. 1889.)
Genesis of Arietidte. A. Hyatt. (Mem. Mus. Comp. Zool., xvi. No. 3, i-xi,

1-238. 1889.)
Geological Horizons as Determined by Vertebrate Fossils. O. C. Marsh. (Am.

Jour. Sci., (3), XLii, 336-338. 1891.)
Graptolitic Literature, Recent. T. R. Gurley. (Am. Geologist, viii, 35-43.

1891.)

1889.)
125-127.

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14 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY, [bull. 121.

Ilillli>

\vf<

I

i

America (General) — Continued.

Oroupiug Formations of Middle Cretaceous, and the Employment of an

Additional Term in its Nomenclaturu. 6. H. Eldridge. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3),

xxxviii, 313-321. 1889.) ReferenceH made to various species.
Hallopus and Other Dinosaurs, Marsh, (i. Baur. (Am. Naturalist, xxiv, 569-

571. 1890.)
Haudbuch der Palaeontologie. A. Zittel. (Band iii. Munich, 1888.)
Hercynian Question : Brief Review of its Development and Present Status,

v^itha few Remarks Tipon its Relation to the Current Classification of Araeii-

can Paleozoic Faunas. (State Cab. Nat. Hist. New York, 42d Ann. Rep., 408-

437. 1889.)
Hercynian Question. .J. M. Clarke. (Eighth Ann. R^p. State Geologist, New

York, 1889, 62-92. 1889.)
History of Known Fossil Sponges in Relation to tlio.se of the Present. H. J. Car-
ter. (Ann. and Mag. Nat. Hist., (6), iv, 280-290. 1889.) Incidental references.
Homologies of Cranial Arches of Ro)itili!i. E. D. Cope. (Am. Naturalist, xxvi,

407-408. 1892.)
Horses, Recent Polydactyl. O. (!. Marsh. (Am. .lour. Sci., (3), xliu, 339-;i54.

1892.)
Insects, Fossil, Localities in Koc.ky Mountain Region. S. H. Scudder. (I'syche,

y, 362. 1892.)
Insects, Fossil, of North Anii^rica, with Notes on Some European Si>eeieH. S. H.

Scudder, (Two vols., 4 . New York, 1890.)
Insects, pre-Tertiary of North America, including (Iritical Remarks and Descrip-
tions of Some European Forms. S. H. Scudder. (One vol., 455 pp., 4'^'. New

York, 1890.)
Insects. Tertiary of North America. S. H. Scudder. (U. S. Gool. Sur. Terr.,

XIII, 734 pp. 1890.)
Mammalia, Mesozoic. O. C. Marsh. (Am. Naturalist, xxv, 611-618. 1889.)
Mammalia, Mesozoic, Reply to Prof. Marsh. H. F. Osborn. (Proc. Am. As. Adv.

Sci., XL, 280. 1892.) Abstract.
Mechanical Causes of Origin of Dentition of Rodentia. E. D. Cope. (Am.

Naturalist, xxii, 3-13. 1888.)
MeniscotheriidsB and Chalicotherioidea. H. F. Osborn. (Am. Naturalist, xxv,

911,912. 1891.)
Mesozoic, North American. C.A.White. (Proc. Am. As Adv. Sci., xxxvin,

205-226. 1890.)
Mesozoic, North American. C. A. White. (Science, xiv, 160-166. 1889.)
Mississippi Basin, Carboniferous Echinodermata. C. R. Keyes. (Am. Jour.

Sci., (3), xxxviii, 186-193. 1889.)
Monticulipona, Studies. C. Rominger. (Am. Geologist, vi, 102-121. 1890.)
Mosasauridie, Character and Systematic Position of the large Sea-Lizards. G.

Baur. (Science, xvi, 262. 1890.)
Nomenclature of Mammalian Cusps. H. F. Osborn. (Am. Naturalist, xxii,

926-928. 1888.)
Olenellns Fauna, Stratigraphical Position in North America and Europe. C. D.

Walcott. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xxxvii, 374-392^. 1889.)
Palaeosyops and Allied Genera. C. Earle. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila., xuii,

106-117. 1891.)
Palteontological Evidence for Transmission of Acquired Characters. H. F. Os-
born. (Science, XV, 110, 111. 1890.)
Paleontologic and Stratigraphic "Principles" of the Adversarien oftheTaco-
I nic. J. Marcou. (Am. Geologist, il, 10-23, 67-88. 1888.)
Permauent and Temporary Dentition of Certain Three-Toed Horses. E. D. Cope .

(Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila., XLiv, 326-326. 1892.)

SY. [BULL. 121.

Knni BIBLIOGRAPHY OP NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY.

15

Amerioan (General) — Continued.

Physiognomy of American Tertiary Hemipinra. S H. 8fnd«l«<-. (Pnni, Boston

Soc. Nat. Hist., xxiv, 562-579. 1890.)
Polyphemopsis, American Species. C. R. K«y«<N. (Pror. Aoul. Nat. iSvi., Phila.,

299-302. 1889.)
Proboscidia. E. D. Cope. (Am. NaturaliHt, xxiii, lJU-211. 1889.) General ac-
count of tlie order.
Progress of American Invertebrate Pale«»utoloj{y for 1889. C!. R. Keyes. (Am.

Naturalist, XXIV, 131-138. 1890.)
Progress of American Invertebrate Paleontology for 1K90. C. K. KeyeH. (Am.

NaturaliHt, xxv, 327-333. 1891.)
Progress of North American Paleontology f«>r 1SS7. .1. H. Marcou. (Amerioan

NaturaliHt, xxii, 679-691. 1888.)
Pteraspidian Palieaspis, Claypole, with Remarks on the Family. K. W. Clay-
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Recent KesearchrtH in Fossil Birds. R. Lydekker. (Natural Science, i, 226, 227.

1892.)
Restoration of Brontops Robustus t'voui Miocene <»f America. O. C. Marsh.

(Am. .Tour. Sci., (3), xxxvii, 163-165. 1889.)
Review of Cretaceous Mammalian Fauna o*" North America. H. F. Oshorn.

(Proc. Biol. Soc. Wash., Feb., 1891. 1891.)
Revision of North American Credonta, with Notes on some Genera which have

been referred to that Group. W. R. Scott. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila.,

xi.iv, 291-323. 1892.)
Revision of Species of Coryph<Mloii. (J. Karle. (Biil. American Mns. Nat. Hist.,

IV, 149-166. 1892.)
Rhynchophora, Tertiary of North America. S. H. Scuilder. (Proc. Boston Soc.

Nat. Hist., XXV, 370-386. 1892.)
• Salient Points in Study of Mammals during 1891. R. Lydekker. (Natural

Science, i, .39-102. 1892.)
Scheroderms, Extinct. T. Gill. (Am. Naturalist, xxii, 828-830. 1888.) Diag-

nostic characters of the several families.
Sponges, American Paleozoic. E. O. IJlrich. (Geol. Sur. Illinois, via, 209-241.

1890.) Descriptions of new species.
I Syllabus of Lectures on Geology and Paleontology: iii, Pale«)ntology of Verte-

brates. E. D. Cope. (Pamphlet, 90 pp. 1891.)
Taconic, Lower and Middle, of Europe and America. .1. Marcou. (Am. Geolo-
gist, v, 3.57-375. 1890.)
Taconic, Jiower and Middle, of Europe and North America. .1. Marc«m. (Am.

Geologist, VI, 78-102 and 321-233. 1890.) Incidental references to fossils.
Teleostomi, N()n-Actinopterygian. K. D. Cope. (Am. Naturalist, xxv, 479-491.

1891.)
Tortoises, I>ittlrt Known American Fossil. G. Baur. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci.,

Phila., xuii, 411-430. 1891.)
Types, Pift'erent, of Devonian in North America. H. S. Williams. (Proc. Am.

As. Adv. Sci., xxxvi, 207-208. 1888.) Abstract.
Variability of Specific Characters as Exhibited by the Extinct (Jonns Corypho-

don. C. Earle. (Science, xx, 7, 8. 1892.)
Ami, Henry M. Additional Notes on Goniograptus Thnreaui, McCoy, from the

Levis Formation, Canada. (Canadian Rec. Sci., Vol. iii, pp. 502,503, 1 plate.

Montreal, 188?. ) Figure and critical notes on the species. Reviewed in Neues

Jahrbuch, 173, 174, 1892.
Ami, Henry M. Cope on Extinct Canadian Vertebrata from the Miocene Rocks of

the Northwest Territories of Canada. (Ottawa Naturalist, Vol. V, pp. 74-77.'

Ottawa, 1891. ) Abstract.

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I

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Ami, Henry M. Fossils front Utica Formation at Point-<i-Pic, Mnrray River. (Can.
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following :
Diplogruptus sp. f Leptuma sericea Sowerby,

Pachydictya ap. ? Orthis testntjinaria Dalnian.

Leptobalus insignis Hall. Trocholites auimonicus Conrad.

Siphonostrela sp. ? Endoceras proteiforme H.

Ami, Henry M. Geology of Quebec and Environs. (Bnl. Geol. Soc. America, Vol.
II, pp. 477-502. 1891.) Lists of fossils from the several formations are given
with a table of the distribution of genera and species. Reviewed in Am.
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Ami, Henry M. Goniograptus from Levis Formation, Levis, Quebec. (Can. Rec.
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Goniograptus thureani McCoy.
Goniograptus seluyni Ami.
Reviewed in Neues Jahrbuch, 173, 1892.

Ami, Henry M. £xtinct Vertebrata from Miocene Rocks of Northwest Territories
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Ami, Henry M. Sequence of Geological Formations about Ottawa. (Ottawa Nat-
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Ami, Henry M. Systematic List of Fossils, with Localities. (Geological and Nat.
Hist. Sur. Canada, Ann. Rep., new series. Vol. in. Rep. K, pp. 115-120. Mon-
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Ami, Henry M. Utica Fossils from Rideau, Ottawa, Ont. (Trans. Ottawa Field
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Ami, Henry M., and T. \V. E. Sowter. Chazy Formations at Aylmer P. O. (Ottawa
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Ancestry of Chalicotherinm. H. F. Osborn. (Science, xix, 276. 1892.)

Andreae, A. Facts Relating to Eozoon Canadense ; by .J. \V. DiiAv.son: Geol. Mag-
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Andreae, A. Foraminifera and Radiolaria from Cretaceous of Manitoba; by J. B.
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Animikie Group,- Tracks of Organic Origin in Rocks. A. R. C. Selwyn. (Am. .lour.

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Annelida, Tubicolar, New Genus and Species. S. Calvin. (Am. Oe«dogist, i, 24-28.
1888.)

Appalachian Bi»sin. Chemung and Catskill (Upper Devonian) ou Eastern Side. J.
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Appalachian Basin, Chemung and Catskill (Upper Devonian) on the Eastern Side.
J. J. Stevenson. (Proc. Am. As. Adv. Sci., XL, 219-247. 1892.) A^arious species
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Appalachian Virginia, Stratigraphy of Portion. N. H. Darton. (Am. Geologist,
X, 10-18. 1892.) Incidental references to fossils.

'Appalachians, Cambrian Rooks of Virginia and Southern. C. D. Walcott. (Am.
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^Arachnids.

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m
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I iiia<1« of the

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iewed in Am.

!. (Can. liec.

Bst Territories
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(Ottawa Ndt-
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y;ical and Nat,
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O. (Ottawa

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Hinde. (Can. Rec. Sci., in, 373,371. 1889.)
Archaeocyathus Billings, and other Genera Allied to or Associated with it from

Cambrian Strata of North America, Spain, Sardinia and Scotland. G. J.

Hinde. (Quart. Jour. Gool. Soc, xlv, 125-148. 1889.) Reviewed in Am.

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Archaeocyathus Minganensis, Spicules Described by Billings in Connection with

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1889.)
Arietidae, Genesis. A. Hyatt. (Smithsonian Con. to Knowl., xxvi. No. 637, 1-238

pp. 1889.)
Arkansas.

Age of Rocks of Novaculite Area of Arkansas. C. S. I'rosser. (Gool. Sur.

Arkansas, Ann. Rep. for 1880, in, 418-423. 1892.) Fossils mentioned.
Comanche Series of Texas-Arkansas Region. It. T. Hill. (Bui. Geol. Soc.

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Events in North American Cretaceous History Illustrated in Arkansas-Texas

Division of Southwestern Region of the United States. R. T. Hill. (Am. Jour.

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Artesian Well at Atlantic City, N. J. W. Lewis. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila.,

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Artiodactyla. E. D. Cope. (American Naturalist, xxii, 1079-1095. 1888.) Gen-
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Acad.

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Aucella with Special Reference to its Occurrence in California. C. A. White.
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Avifauna, Fossil, Silver Lake Region, Oregon. R. W. Shufeldt. (Proc. Am. As.
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Baoulites Compressus Say, Young. A. P. Brown. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila.,
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Bailey, L. W. Presidential Address: On the Progress of Geological Investiga-
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Bull. 121 2

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Balanus Hameri in Pleistocene at Rivierode Reuudette, and on the Occurrence of

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Boina Leidy.
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special groups of Archesaurian reptiles without any close relation between
each other; (2) the Dinosauria do not exist; (3) the three groups may be
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Beachler, Charles B. Keokuk Group of Mississippi Valley. (American Geologist,
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Beachler, Charles S. Keokuk Group at Crawfordsville, Indiana. (American Geolo-
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Beachler, Charles S. New and Remarkable Forms of Crinoidea from the Niagara
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Beachler, Charles 8. Rocks at St. Paul, ludiana, and Vicinity. (American Geolo-
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Reviewed in Am, Geologist, x, 253-255, 1892.

Beecher, Charles E. Development of Brachiopoda; Part ii, Classification of the
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Beecher, Charles E. Development of Paleozoic Poriferous Coral. (Trans. Con-
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Beecher, Charles E. Note on Fossil Spider Artbrolycosa Antiqua, Harger. (Am.
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Beecher, Charles E. Symmetrical Cell Development in the Favositidse. (Trans.
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Cuyaboga Shale and Problem of Ohio Waverly. C. L. Herrick. (Bui. Geol.

Soc. America, ii, 31-47, 1891.) Incidental reference to fossils
Development of Bilobites. C. E. Beechcr. (Am. .Jour. Sci., (3), xi.ii, r>l-56.

1891.)
Development of Brachiopoda ; Part i, Introduction. C. E. Beechcr. (Am. .lour.

Sci., (3), XLi, 343-357. 1891.)
Development of Brachiopoda ; Part ii. Classification of the Stages of Growth and

Decline. C. E. Beecher. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), XLiv, 133-1.54. 1892.)
Development of Some Silurian Brachiopoda. C. E. Beechcr and J. M. Clarke.

(Mem. N. Y. State Mus. Nat. Hist., i, 1-95. 1889.)
Devonian Faunas, Genesee Section of New York. H. S.Williams. (IT. S. Geol.

Sur., Bnl. No. 41, 121 pp. 1888.)
Devonian Faunas of Iowa, Relation. H. S. Williams. (Am. Geologist, iii,

230-233. 1889.)
Devonian of Manitoba, New or Previously ITnrecorded Species of Fossils. J. F.

Whiteavcs. (Trans. Roy. Soc. Canada, viii, Sec. iv, 93-110. 1890.)
Devonian Rocks of Islands, Shores, or Immediate Vicinity of Lakes Manitoba

and Winnepegosis. J. F. Whiteaves. (Geol. and Nat. Hist. Sur. Canada,

Contributions to Canadian Paleontology, i, 255-360. 1892. )
Devonian Rocks of Mackenzie River Basin. .T. F. Whiteaves. (Geol. and Nat.

Hist. Sur. Canada, Contributions to Canadian Paleontology, Part iii, 199-253.

1891.)
Explorations and Surveys in Portions of Northern New Brunswick and Adjacent

Areas in Quebec and Maine. L. W. Bailey and Wm. Mclnnes. (Geol. and

Nat. Hist. Sur. Canada, Ann. Rep. 1887, m. Part m, 527 pp. 1889.) Mention

made of different species.
Exploration in Yukon and Mackenzie Basins, X. W. T. R. G. McConnell. (Geol.

and Nat. Hist. Sur. Canada, Ann. Rep. 1888-1889, iv. Part D, 163 pp. 1891.)

Mention made of different species.
Fauna of Lower Cambrian or Olenellus Zone. C. D. Walcott. (U. S. Geol, Sur.,

Tenth Ann. Rep., 511-658. 1890.)
Fauna of St. Johns Group, No. v. G. F. Matthew. (Trans. Roy. Soc. Canada,

VIII, Sec. IV, 123-166. 1890.)
Fossils Discovered within City Limits of Quebec. S. W. Ford. (Trans. New

York Acad. Sci., vii, 2-5. 1888.)
Fossils from Niagara Shales of Western New York. E. N. S. Ringueberg. (Proc.

Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila., xl, 131-137. 1888.)
Fossils of Littleton, New Hampshire. R. Pumpelly. (Am. Jour. Sci., ^3),

XXXV, 79, 80. 1888. ) Announcement of the discovery of Niagara fossils on

Parker mountain.
Genera of Paleozoio Brachiopoda. .1. Hall. (Tenth Ann. Rep. State Geologist,

New York, for 1890, 15-17. 1891. )
Genera of Paleozoic Brachiopoda. J. M. Clarke. (Eighth Ann. Rep. State

Geologist, New York, for 1889, 42-46. 1889.)
Genera of Paleozoic Brachiopoda. J. M. Clarke. (State Cab. Nat. Hist., New

York, 42d Ann. Rep., 389-392. 1889.)

m

24 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY, [anu-iai

¥

I li-^ii

Braohiopods — Continued .

Geological Problems in Muscatine County, Iowa, with Special Reference to Rec-
tification of Supposed Kinderhook near the Mouth of Pine Creek. 8. Calvin.

(Am. Geologist, iii, l!r>-3(). 1889.) Mention made of different species.
Geology and Taloontology, North America. S. A. Miller. (One vol., 664 pp.

Cincinnati, 1890.) New species described.
Geology of Licking County, Ohio; Parts iii and w, Subcarbouiferous and

Waverly Groups. C. L. Herrick. (Bui. Sci. Lab. Dennison Univ., iii, Pt. i,

13-110. 1888.)
Geology of Licking County; Ohio Part iv, List of Waverly Fossils Continued.

C. L. Herrick. (Bui. Sci. Lab. Dennison Univ., iv, Pt. i, 11-60. 1888.)
Geology of Portion of Province of Quobef. K. W. Ells. (Geol. and Nat. Hist.

Sur. Canada, Ann. Rept., Part k, 114. 1888.) Mention made of different

species.
Geology of Southwestern New York. G.D.Harris. (Am. Geologist, vii, 104-

178. 1891.) Numerous references to fossils.
Hamilton of Chenango and Otsego Counties, New York. C. S. Prosser. (Proc-

Am. As. Adv. Sci., xxvi, 210. 1888.) Various species mentioned.
Hamilton Period, Vertical Range of Certain Species of Fossils in Western Onta-
rio. S. Calvin, (Am. Geologist, i, 81-86. 1888.)
Helderberg, Chemung, aud Waverly Groups, Fossils found in the Collection of

the (ieological Survey of Pennsylvania. G. B. Simpson. (Trans. Am. Philos.

Soc, XV, 435-460. 1888.)
Illustrations of St. John Group, No. vi G. F. Matthew. (Trans. Roy. Soc.

Canada, ix, Sec. iv, 33-65. 1891.)
Inarticulate Brachiopod from Trenton Limestone. C. D. Walcott. (U. S. Nat

Mus., Proc, XH, 365-366. 1889.)
Inarticulate Brachiopodous Shell. R. P. Whitiield. (Bui. American Mus. Nat.

Hist., lu, 121, 122. 1890.)
Invertebrate Fossils. A. H. Worthen. (Geol. Sur. Illinois, viii, 71-154. 1890.)

A number of species described as new from Iowa, Illinois, and Missouri.
Iowa City, Age of Certain Sandstones. C. R. Koyes. (Proc. Iowa Acad. Sci.,

I, Pt. II, 25. 1892.)
Iowa, Collection of Fossils from Lower Magnesian Limestone. S. Calvin.

(Bui. Lab. Nat. Hist. State Univ. Iowa, i. No. 2, 189-193. 1892.)
Iowa, Geological Reconnoissance in Buchanan County. S. Calvin. (Bui. Lab.

Nat. Hist. Statu Univ. Iowa, n. No. 2, 177-189. 1892.) Incidental references

to fossils.
Iowa, Spirifera from Hamilton Group near Iowa City. S. Calvin. (Bui. Lab.

Nat. Hist. State Univ. Iowa, i. No. 1, 28, 29. 1888.)
Kentucky Fossil Shells : A Monograph of the Fossil Shells of the Silurian and

Devonian of Kentucky. H. Nettleworth. (Kentucky Geol. Sur., Mon., 1-245.

1889.)
Keokuk Beds and their Contained Fossils in Vicinity of Keokuk, Iowa. C. H.

Gordon. (Proc. Iowa Acad. Sci., i, 98-100. 1889.) Abstract.
Keokuk Group at Crawfordsville, Indiana. C. S. Beachler. (Am. Geologist, ii,

407-412. 1888.) Occurrence of characteristic fossils noted.
Keokuk Group of Mississippi Valley. C. S. Beachler. (Am. Geologist, x, 88-96.

1892.) Incidental reference to fossils.
Keokuk Species of Agaricocrinus. C. H. Gordon. (Am. Geologist, v, 257-261.

1893.) An associated brachiopod figured.
Leptienisca: A new Genus of Brachiopod from the Lower Helderberg Group.

C. E. Beecher. (Am. Jour. Sci., xi, 238-240. 1890.)
Lingula Preserving Cast of Peduncle, C. D. Walcott. (U. S. Nat. Mus., Proc,

XI, 480. 1888.)
Lingnlasma: New Genus and Eight New Species of Lingula and Trematis.

E. O. Ulrich. (Am. Geologist, ili, 377-391. 1889.)

'A
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no vol., 6fi4 pp.

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Univ., Ill, Pt. I,

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JO. 1888.)
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t. Mus., Proc,

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Brachiopoda — Continued.

Lingulasma: New Genus and Eight .Species of Lingula and Trematis. K. O.

Ulrich. (Am. Geologist, iv, 21-25. 1889.)
Linnarssonia cuf. Pretiosa, Billings. .F. Hall. (Trans. Roy. Soc. Canada, vii,

Sec. IV, 55. 1889.)
Littleton Fossils. (Am. .Jour., Sci. (3), xxxv. 255. 1888.) C. H. Hitchcock

mentitmcd as referring the fossils to tlio Niagara in 1884.
Maquoketa Shales and their Correlation with Cincinnati (troup of Southwestern

Ohio. J. F. James. (Am. (icologist, v, :{.35-356. 1890.) List of species.
Maqu(»keta Shales in Iowa. .F. F. James. (Proc. Am. As. Adv. Sci., xxxviii,

250, 251. 1890.) References made to various species.
Maryland, Fossils in Limestones of Frederick County. (J. R. Koyes. (.Fohns

Hopkins Univ. Circulars, No. 84, 32. 1890.)
Minnesota, Brachiopoda from Trenton and Hudson River Groups. N. H. Win-

chell and C. Schuchert. (Am. Geologist, ix, 284-294. 1892.)
Minnesota, Lingula and Paradoxides in Red Quartzite. N. H. Winchell. (Bui.

Minnesota Acad. Nat. Sci., iii, 103-105. 1889.)
Minnesota, Range and Distribution of Lower Silurian Fauna. F. W. Sardeson.

(Bui. Minnesota Acad. Nat. Sci., iii, 326-343. 1891.)
Mount Bob, Mount Ida, or Snake Hill. T. W. Harris. (Am. Jour. Sci. (3),

XLiii, 236-238. 1892.)
New Genus of Brachiopods with Remarks on its Relations to Rensselaeria and

Amphigenia. J. Hall. (Tenth Ann. Rep. State Geologist, New York, for

1890, 91-98. 1891.)
Niagara Ago in Indiana, Rocks. C. S. Beachler. (Am. Geologist, ix, 408, 409.

1892. ) Incidental references to fossils.
Niagara Shales of Western New York ; Study of Origin of their Subdivisions

and their Faunas. E. N. S. Ringuoberg. (Am. Geologist, i, 264-272. 1888.)
North- West Territory, Canada, Foaails Collected by Naturalists from University

of Iowa. S. Calvin. (Bui. Lab. Nat. Hist. State Univ. Iowa, ii. No. 2, 163-

165. 1892.)
Notice of Now Lower Oriskany Fauna in Columbia County, New York. J. M.

Clarke. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xliv, 410-414. 1892.)
Ontario, Hamilton Formation, with List of Species at Present Known from that

Formation and Province. .J. F. Whiteavea. (Geol. and Nat. Hist. Sur.

Canada, Contributions to Canadian Paleontology, i, 95-125. 1889.)
Original Chazy Rocks. E. Brainard and H. M. Seely. (Am. Geologist, ii,

323-330. 1888.) Mention made of different species.
Paleontology of Indiana. S. A. Miller. (Geol. Sur. Indiana, 18th Ann. Rep,,

Paleontology, 79 pp. 1892.) Advanced sheets.
Paleozoic Fossils, New Species. S. Calvin. (Bui. Lab. Nat. Hist. State Univ.

Iowa, I, 137-181. 1890.)
Preliminary Description of North Attleborough Fossils. N. S. Shaler and A.

F. Foerste. (Bui. Mus. Comp. Zool., No. 2, Geol. Ser., ii, 27-41. 1888.)
Progress of Geological Investigations in New Brunswick. L. W. Bailey. (Trans.

Roy. Soc. Canada, vii, Sec. iv, 3-17. 1889.) Incidental reference to fossils.
Quebec Group, Geological History. T. S. Huut. (Am. Geologist, v, 212-225.

1890.) Incidental references to fossils.
Quebec Group, Stratigraphy. R. W. Ells.

1890.) Incidental references to fossils.
Rockford Shales of Iowa, Fossils. C. L

1013-1018.

as now.
Rocks at St. Paul, Indiana, and Vicinity. C. S. Beachler

178-179. 1891.) Numerous reforences to fossils.

(Bui. Geol. Soc. America, i, 4.5.3-458.
(Am. Naturalist, xxii.

Webster.

1888. ) Descriptions of certain species, some of which are regarded

(Am. Geologist, vu,

26 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMFHIOAN PALEONTOLOGY. [Buixiai

0

i

m

V,. Schnchert. (Ninth Ann.

1890.)

(Am. Geologist, iv, 121-125.

Braohlopods — Continued.

BuHkatohowan, Species of Fossils from Silurian Rooks of tho ^outbeustern Por-
tion of the District. J. F. Whiteaves. (Canadian Record Scl., iv, 293-303.

1891.)
Silurian Hori/.ons, Correlation of Tennessee and of Ohio and Mississippi Valleys

with those of New York and Canada. E. O. Ulrich. (Am. (geologist, i, 100-

110, 179-190, and 305-315. 1888.) Various species of fossils referred to.
Silurian Horizons, Correlation of Tennessee ami of the Ohio ind Mississippi

Valleys with those of New York and Canada. K. O. Ulrich. (Am. GeoloKiHt,

II, 33, 34, 1888.) Various species of fossils referred to.
Silurian Rocks of Southeastern Portion of the District of .Saskatchewan. J.

F. Whiteaves. (Can. Rec. Sci., v, 293-302. 1891.)
Silurian Strata near Ponohscot Bay, Maine. W. W. Dodge and C. E. Bftecher.

(Am. Jour. Sci., (3), XLiii, 412-418, 1892.)
Spirifera and its Interrelations with Genera Spiriferina, Syringotbyris, Cyrtia,

andCyrtina. .J.Hall. (Bui. Geol. Soc. America, i, 567,568. 1890.) Synopsis.
Spirifera Parryana, Hall, Synonymy, Character, and Distribution. S. Calvin.

(Bui. Lab. Nat. Hist. State Univ. Iowa, i. No. 2, 19-28. 1888.)
Spirifers, Unique, from Devonian Strata, Iowa. S. Calvin. (Bui. Lab. Nat.

Hist. State Univ. Iowa, i, No. 2, 165-167. 1892.)
Syringothyrifl, Winchcll, and its American Species.

Rop. State (ieologist, New York, for 1889, 28-38.
Taconic of Eastern Newfoundland. .1. P. Howley.

1889.) Numerous references to fossils.
Taconic of Emmons, Fossils. C. D. Walcott. (Proc. Am. As. Adv. Sci.,xxxvi,

212, 213. 1888.) Abstract.
Taconic, Lower and Middle, of Europe and North America. J. Marcou. (Am.

Geologist, VI, 78-102 and 221-233. 1890.) Incidental references to fossils.
Utica formation at Poinfc-ri-Pic, Murry River, Fossils. H. M. Ami. (Canadian

Rec. Sci., Ill, 101-106. 1888.)
Virginia, Stratigraphy of Portion of Central Appalachian. N. H. Darton. (Am.

Geologist, X, 10-18. 1892.) Incidental references to fossils.
Waverly Group in Ohio. C. L. Herrick. (Am. Geologist, in, 94-99. 1889.)

Mention made of different species.
Braohlospongidae : Memoir on Group of Silurian Sponges. C. E. Beecher. (Mem.

Peabody Mus. Yale Univ., ii, 28 pp. 1889.) Reviewed in Am. Jour. Sci., (3),

XXXVII, 316, 317, 1889; also Am. Geologist, iii, 268. 1889.
Brainard, Ezra, and H. M. Seely. Calciferous Formation in the Champlain Valley.

(Bui. Am. Mus. Nat. Hist., Vol. in, pp. 1-23. New York, 1890.) A study of the

Calciferous, with lists of characteristic fossils.
Brainard, Ezra, and H. M. Seely. Calciferous Formation in the Champlain Valley.

(Bui. Gool. Soc. America, Vol. i, pp. 501-516. New York, 1890.) Numerous

references to fossils.
Brainard, Ezra, and H. M. Seelj . Original Chazy Rocks. (American Geologist,

Vol. II, pp. 232-330. Mln.Kn polls, 1888.) References to fossils.
Branco, W. Geological Antecedents of Man in the Potomac Valley ; by W J McGee :

Am. Anthropologist, II, 1889. Review. (Neuea Jahrbuch,pp. 427, 428. 1890.).
Branco, "W. Paleolithic Man in America; by W J McGee: Pop,, Sci. Mon., 1888.

Review. (Neues Jahrbuch, p. 479. 1889.)
Briatol County in Eastern Massachusetts, Cambrian. N. S. Shaler. (Bui. Mus.

Comp. Zool., XVI, No. 2. 1888.)
British Columbia.

Cambrian, Middle, New Genera and Species of Fossils. C. D. Walcott. (Proc.

U. S. Nat. Mus., XI, 441^46. 1889.)
Canadian Fossil Insects, I, Tertiary Hemiptera of British Columbia. S. H.

Scndder. (Cont. Canadian Pal., ii, 5-26. 1891.)

I

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27

niitboiMtern Por-
Sol., IV, 293-303.

issiBsippl Valleys
(ifldloKiNt, I, 10()-
•oforrort to.
I .ind MiHsisflippi
(Am. OeoloKist,

^skatohownu. .J.

«l C. E. Hftecher.

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1890.) SynopsiH.
tioii. S. Calvin.

(Kul. Lab. Nat.

rt. (Ninth Ann.

gist, IV, 121-125.

flv. Sci., XXXVI,

Mivrcou. (Am.
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mi. (Canadian

Dnrton. (Am.

94-99. 1889.)

Bee her. (Mem.
Jour. Sci., (3),

implain Valley.
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tnplain Valley.
'O. ) Numerous

can Geologist,

^yWJMcGee:
57,428. 1890.).
!i. Mon., 1888.

'. (Bui. Mus.

tlcott. (Proc.
imbia. S. H.

Irltlsh Columbia— I out > iuhhI.

CfPtftceouH Fossils from British Columbia, the North-Wist Tfrritory, and Mani-
toba. J. F. Whitoavos. (Ot.d. and Nat. Hist. Hnr. Canada, Contributions
to Canadian PalooutoloK'y, i, ISl-liMJ. 1889.)
iMirli«!r Cretaceous Kooks of Northwusturu Portion of t\w Dominion of Canada.
I (J. M. Dawson. (Am. .Jour. Soi.. (3), XXXVlll. 11»0-127. 1889.) Various fos-

$ sils fonsidcred.

f (Jnob)gy of Mount. St«'|ilit'ii. R. (i. McConuell. (Am. (ioologist, in, l»2-25. 1889.)
I Mention niado of dillercnt sppciiis.

i Phyllocarid Crustacea iVom Miilillr Cambrian of Moimt St<'pbon. H. C. ,f. F.
I Whitinives. (Canadian Rec. Sci., v, No. 4, 20.Vl'08. 1802.)

i^ Triassic Rocks of British C«duinbia, Fossils. .1. F. Whiteavcs. (<<col. andNat.
t Hist. Sur. Canada, Contributions to Canadian Pnlicontology, i, 127-1 18., 1889.)

,%roadhead, O. C. Mitchell County, Texas. (American Ceologist, Vol. ii, pp. 4.13-
> 430. Minneapolis, 1888.) A description of the geoh)gy of the regiftn, with

i incidental references to fossils.

Irongniart, Charles. Les Blattes de lV'po((uo hoiiilli>re. (Coniptes Rcndns, (.viii

February », 1880.)
Ironteusin Chemung Rocks of New York. .1. M. Clarke. (Ki;ihtli .Vnn. Rej>. State

(Jeologist, for 1889, ri--60. 1889.)
Irontops Robustus, Restoration, from Miocene? of Americu, O, C. Miirsb. (Am.
Jour. Sci., (3), xxxvii, 163-1().">. 1889.)
^Bro^rn, Amos P. Young «)f Bacnlites Compressns, Say. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci.,
Phila., Vol. XLiil, pp. 159,100. Philadelphia, 1891.) Description, with
figures, of a young specimen from tho Creta<!«!ons of South Dakota.
fBrown, Amos r. Young of Bacnlites Comprossus, Say. (Tho Nantihis, Vcd. v, pp.
I 19-21. Philadelphia, 1891.) Calls attenticm to a sjdral termination in cer-

tain specimens of this species collected at Dead wood, S. I).
|Bryozoa, Paleozoic. E.O.Ulrich. (Geol. Sur. IBinois, viii, 283-688. 185K).) De-
scriptions of new species.
[Bryozoa, Descriptions. J. Hull. (Tenth Ann. Rep. State Geologist, Now York, for

1890, 35-37. 1891.)
[Bryozoa, Sceptopora, Genus of, with Remarl^ on Helopora (Hall) and other genera

of that type. E. O. Ulrich. (Am. Geologist, i, 228-234. 1888.)
Bryozoans.

Artesian Well at Atlantic City, N. J. W. Lewis. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila.,

XXXIX, 339-342. 1888.) Various species mentioned.
Canada, Micro-Paleontology of Cambro-Silurian Rocks. E. O. Ulrich. (Geol.

andNat. Hist. Sur. Canada, Micro-Paleontology, Part ii, 27-57. 1889.)
Chietetes, Typical, in Devonian Strata at Falls of Ohio, and likewise in Anal-
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1892.)
Cincinnati Group Fossils, Nomenclature. E. O. Ulrich. (American Geologist,

I, 333-335. 1888.
Coal Measures of Central Iowa, Fanna. C. R. Keyes. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci.,

Phila., XXXIX, 222-247. 1888.)
Description of New Species of Fenestellidje of the Lower Helderberg, with Ex-
planations of Plates illustrating Species of tho Hamilton Group Described in
the Report of the State Geologist for 1889. J. Hall. (Forty-first Rep. State
Mus. Nat. Hist., 393, 394. 1888.)
Devonian System of Eastern Pennsylvania. C. S. Prosser. (Am. Jour. Sci.,

(3), XLiv, 210-221. 1892.) Fossils mentioned.
Explorations and Surveys in Portions of Northern New Brunswick and Adjarent
Areas in Quebec and Maine. L. W. Bailey and Wm. Mclnnes. (Geol. and
Nat. Hist. Sur. Canada, Ann. Rep., iii, Part m. 1889.) Mention made of
different species.

28 BIBLIOGRAPHY OP NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY. tBuix.121 ^J

,1 '■'

if

II

1"

llil

h;i,

lil

m

Bryozoans — Continued.

Explorations in Yukon and Mackenzie Basins, N.W. T. R. G. McConnell. (Gcol.
and Nat. Hist. Sur. Canada, Ann. Rep., 1888-1880, iv, Part i>. 1891.) Men
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Kcokiik Group at Crawfordsville, Indiana. C. S. Beachler. (Am. (ieol.,ii, 407-

412. 1888.) Occurrenco of cbaracteristic fossils noted.
Local Deposit of Chester Sandstone. J. M. Nickels. (Am. Geologist, vii, 47, IH,

1891.) Occurrence of cliaractcristic fossils noted.
Monticulipora, Coral and not a Polyzoan. J. F. James. (Am. Geologist, i,

386-392. 1888.)
Monticulipor.i Studies. C. Rominger. (Am. Geologist, vi, 102-121. 1890.)
Monticulipora Studies. J. M. Nickels. (Am. Geologist, vi, 396-399. 1890.)
Nomenclature of Some Ciucinnriii Group Fossils. J. F. James. (Am. Geologist,

1,333. 1888.)
Sceptropora, Genus of Bryozoa, with Remarks on Holopora (Hall) and other

Genera of that Type. E. O. Ulrich. (Am. Geologist, i, 228-234. 1888.)
Silurian Strata near Penobscot Bay, Maine. W. W. Dodge and C. E. Beechor.

(Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xuii, 412-418. 1892.)
Variation : with Special Reference to Certain Paleozoic Genera. J. F. James.

(Am. Naturalist, xxm, 1071-1087. 1889.)
Waverly Group in Ohio, List of Bryozoans, with Description of New Species. K.
O. Ulrich. (Bui. Sci. Lab. Dennison Univ., iv, Pt. x, 62-92. 1888.)

Burkhardt, Rudolf. Das Gehirn von Triceratops Habellatus Marsh. (Neues Jahr-
buch f. Miu., Geol. u. Pal., pp. 71-72. 1892.) Says that the cast of this brain
cavity is of great interest, even greater than Professor Mar.sh supposed.

Burlington Crinoid, Species. R. R. Rowley. (Am. Geologist, v, 146,147. 1890.)

Burlington, Iowa, Lower Carbonic Gasteropoda. C. R. Keyes. (Proc. Acad. Nat.
Sci., I'hila., 284-298. 1889.)

Burlington Limestone in Northwestern Missouri, Remarkable Fauna at Base. C. K.
Keyes. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xliv, 447-452. 1892.)

Burlington Limestone, Natural Casts of Crinoids and Blastoids. R. R. Rowley.
(Am. Geologist, vi, 66, 67. 1890.)

BurroMVs and Tracks of Invertebrate Animals in Paleozoic Rocks, and other Mark-
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view. (Am. Geologist, VII, 5"), 56. 1891.) A brief synopsii vjf the paper.

ButteiHies, Fossil. S. H. Scudder. (Butterflies of New England, i, 756-760.
1889.)

Butterflies of Florissant, Fossil. S. II. Scudder. (U. S. Geol. Sur., P^ighth Ann.
Rep., 433-474. 1890.) Reviewed in Am. Geologist, vi, 197, 1890.

Butterfly, Fossil. S. H. Scudder. (Psyche, vi, 101. 1891.)

CaeloBteuB Ferox in Carboniferous Limestone of Illinois. (Am. Naturalist, xxii,
637,638. 1888.) A brief notice of the form and its discovery.

Calceocrinidae; Revision of Family, with Descriptions of Some New Species. E.
N. S. Ringuoberg. (Ann. New York Acad. Sci , iv, 20 pp. 1889.)

CalciferouB Formation in Champlain Valley. E. Brainard and H. M. Seely. (Bui.
Am. Mus. Nat. Hist., iii, 1-23. 1890.) Mention mude of different species.

CalciferouB Formation in Champlain Valley. E. Brainard and H. M. Seely. (Bui.
Gcol. Soc. America, i, 501-515. 1890.)

CalciferouB Formation in Champlain Valley. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xxxix, 235-238.
1890.) Notice of a paper read before the Geological Society of America, De-
cember, 1889, l)y E. Brainard and H. M. Seely. Incidental references to fos-
sils.

CalciferouB Sandrocks of Lake Champlain, and Descriptions of Several New Forms,
Imperfectly known Fossils. R. 1*. Whitfield. (Bui. Am. Mus. Nat. Hist., 11,
42-63. 1889.)

,1

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California.

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t Cave Bear, California. E. D. Cope. (Am. Naturali«t, xxv, 997-999. 1891.)
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A. Wood-

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(3), xxxv, 94-

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Post-Pleiocene Linnreid. R. E. Call. (Am. Geologist, i, 146-148.
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ICall, R. BllBWorth. New Post-Pleiocene Linniuid. (American Geologist, Vol. i, pp
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|Calvin, S. Additional Notes on Devonian Rocks of Buchanan County, Iowa.
I (American Geologist, Vol. viii, pp. 142-145. Minneapolis, 1891.) Numerous

I references to fossils.

Collection of Fossils from Lower Magnesian Limestouo from North-
eastern Iowa. (American Geologist, Vol. x, pp. 144-148. Minneapolis, 1892.)
Notes on various species, with descriptions, without figures :
Motoptoma alta Whitfield. Rapliistoma paucivolvatum sp. nov.

Straparollus claytonensissp. nov. Holopea turgida Hall.

SCalvin, S.

Murchisionia sp. f

Orthoceras primigeuium Vanuxem.

Cyrtoceras luthei sp. nov.

1 Straparollus pristiniformis sp.

?| nov.

%. Raj^histoma pepinense Meek.

M Raphistoma multivolvatum sp.

^ nov.

■i^ Calvin, S. Collection of Fossils from Lower Magnesian Limestone from Northoast-

i| ern Iowa. (Bui. Lab. Nat. Hist. State Univ. Iowa, Vol. I, No, 2, pp. 189-193.

I Iowa City, 1892.) The following 8i)ocies described:

Raphistoma pepinense Meek.
Raphistoma paucivolvatum sp, nov.
Holopea turgida Hall.
Murchisonia sp f

Orthoceras primigeuium Vanuxem.
Cyrtoceras luthei sp. nov.

Metoptoma alta WintfioM.
Straparollus claytoncnsis sp,

nov.
Straparollus ivristiniformis, sp_

nov,
Raphistoni.i jnultivcdvatuiii sj).
nov.
Calvin, S. Description of a New Species of Spirifera from the Hamilton Gronp, near
Iowa City, Iowa. (Bui. Lab. Nat. Hist. State Univ. Iowa, Vol. i, pp. 28-29.
Iowa City, 1888.) Spirifera urhana described, without figure.
Calvin, S. Difference between Acervularia profunda, Hall, and Acervularia David-
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Moines, 1892.) The specific differences of the two forms are minutely described.
Calvin, 8. Difference between Acervularia profunda Hall, and Acervularia David-
son! Edwards and Haime. (American Geologist, Vol. ix, pp. 355-358. Minne-
apolis, 1892.) The specific characters and difi'erenccs of the forma are fully
described. A corrected republication of the preceding paper.

30 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY, [bull. 121

';'!'

i!!!!!!;!:

.'if

Calvin, S. Fossils Collected iu Northwest Territory, C;anada, by Naturalists from

the University of Iowa. (Bui. Lab. Nat. Hist. State Univ. Iowa, Vol. 11, jip.

163-165. Iowa City, 1892.) Pentamerua decuaaatus Whiteaves, described ami

figured, with notes on various other species.
Calvin, S. Geological problems in Muscatine County, Iowa. (Bui. Lab. Nat. Hist.

State Univ. Iowa., Vol. i, No. 1, pp. 7-18. Iowa City, 1888.) Incidental ref-
erences to Devonian and Kinderhook forms.
Calvin, S. Geological Problems in Muscatine County, Iowa, with Special Reference

to Rectification of the Supposed Kinderhook near the Mouth of Pine Creok,

(American Geologist, Vol. iii, pp. 25-36. Minneapolis, 1889.) Numerous

references to Kinderhook forms.
Calvin, S. Geological Reconnaissance in Buchanan County, Iowa. (Bui. Lab. Nat

Hist. State Univ. Iowa, Vol. 11, pp. 177-189. Iowa City, 1892.) Incidental

references to fossils found iu the Devonian rocks.
Calvin, S. New Genus and New Species of Tubicolar Annelida. (American Gcol-

ogist, Vol. I, pp. 24-28. Minneapolis, 1888.) StrepUndyiea acervularicv is

described, without figures, as new.
Calvin, S. Specimen of Conularia Missouriensin, Swallow, with Creuulated Costa>.

(American Geologist, Vol. v, pp. 207-208. Minneapolis, 1800.) Variety C.

hermani described as new.
Calvin, S. Synonymy, Characters, and Distribution of Spitifera I'arryana, Hall,

(Bull. Lab. Nat. Hist. State Univ. Iowa, Vol. i, No. 2, pp. 19-28. Iowa City,

1888. ) A full account of the structural features of the species and tl o names

which have been applied to it.
Calvin, S. Two unique Spirifers from the Devonian Strata of )'>*.."'. ;iSi,i. Lab.

Nat. Hist. State Univ. Iowa, Vol. 11, pp. 165-167. Iowa City, ~\f^., .•>jiirifc)a

urbana Calvin and Spirifera macbridei Calvin, redescribed anu figurod.
Calvin, S. Vertical Range of Certain Species of Fossils of the Hamilton Period iu

Western Ontario. (American Geologist, Vol. i, pp. 81-86. Minneapolis, 1888.)

References to numerous fossil forms.
Calymene in Fauna of Intumescens Zone (Naples Beds) of Western New York and

its Geological Significance. .1. M. Clarke. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), XLiii, 57-63.

1892.)
Calyptraeidae, Synopsis of American Carbonic.

Sci., Phila., 180-181. 1890.)
Cambrian.

Acadia, Basal Series of Cambrian llocks. (J, F. Matthew.

21-29. 1888.)
Acadia, Cambrian Organisms. G. F. Matthew.

1889.)
Agnostus, North American Spe<;ies. A. W. Vogde.s.

395. 1892.)
Archa30cyathu8, Billings, and other Genera allied to or associated with it from

the Camb.iau Strata of North America, Spain, Sardinia, and Scotland, ti. .1.

Hinde. ((,juart. Jour. Gool. Soc, London, xi,\ , 125-148. 1892.)
Burrows and Tracks of Invertebrate Animals in Paleozoic Rocks, and other

Markings. J. W. Dawson. (Quart. Jour. Gool. Soc, London, xi.vii, 595-618.

1890.)
Cambrian Fossils. G.F.Matthew. (American Geologist, viii, 287-291. 1891.)
Cambrian Fossils from Cohasset, Mass. C. D. Walcott. (Proc. Biol. Soc,

Washington, vii, 1.^5. 1892.)
Cambrian, How Divided? Plea for Classification of Sailer and Hicks. <J. •'.

Matthew. (American Geologist, vi, 139-140. 1889.) Numerotis reference ♦ •

fossils.
Cambrian, Lower, or Olcnellus Zone of North America, Descriptive Notes of NevV

Genera and Species. C. D. Walcott. (Proc. U. S. Nat. Mu^i., xil, 33-46. 1890.)

C. R. Keyes. (Proc. Acad. Nat.

(Can. Rec. Sci., in,
(Can. Rec. Sci., in, 383-386.
(Am. Geologist, ix, " /,

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th Special Reference
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M, 1889.) Numerous

iva. (Bui. Lab. Nat
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a. (American Geol-
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fora Parryaua, Hall.

19-28. iowa City,

Bcies itud tlo names

' i'--r. V ' Lai),
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(Proc. Acad. Nat.

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1, 287-291. 1891.)
(Proc. Biol. Soc,

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#

Cambrian — Continued.

i Cambrian of Bristol County in Eastern Massachusetts.

Mus. Comp. Zool., xvi, No. 2. 1888.)
Cambrian Rocks of Pennsylvania and Maryland, from the Potomac to the Sus-
quehanna. C. D. Walcott. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), XLiv, 469-482. 1892.) Vari-
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Cambrian Fossils, Upper, Description of Now Forms. C. D. Walcott. (Proc.

U. S. Nat. Mus., xiii, 266-279. 1891.)
Canadian Micro-Paleontology. T. Rupert .James. (Geol. and Nat. Hist. Sur

Canada, Micro-Paleontology, Pt. iii, 59-100. 1891,)
Check-List of Paleozoic Fossils of Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Dakota, and

Nebraska. B. Bierbauer. (Bui. Minnesota Acad. Nat. Sci., lu. No. 2, 206-247.

1888.)
Classification of Cambrian Rocks in Acadia. G. F. Matthew. (Cau. Rue. Sci.,

Ill, No. 2, 71-81. 1892.)
Correlation Papers: Cambrian. C. D. Walcott. (Bui. U. S. Geol. Sur., No. 81,

447 pp. 1891.) Incidental references to fossils.
Crustacea, Bibliography of Paleozoic, from 1688-1888. A. W. Vogdes. (Bui. U.

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Cruetaceous Tracks from Potsdam Sandstone of Port Henry, N. Y. J. Hall.

(New York State Mus. Nat. Hist., 42d Ann. Rep., 25-34. 1889.)
Erratic Cambrian Fossils in Neocene Gravels of Islands of Martha's Vineyard. J.

B. Woodworth. (Am. Geologist, ix, 243-247. 1892.)
Explorations and Surveys in Portions of Northern New Brunswick and Adja-
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Mention made of diifereut species.
Fauna of Lower Cambrian or Oleuellus Zone. C. D. Walcott. (U. S. Geol. Sur.,

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Fossils from Limestcme of Nahant, Mass. A. F. Foerste. (Proc. Boston Soc.

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Fossils from Mount Stephens, Northwest Territory of Canada. C. D. Walcott.

(Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xxxvii, 163-167. 1888.)
Geology of Mount Stephens, British Columbia. R. G. Council. (Am. GecUigist,

111,22-25. 1889.) Mention made of different species.
Goniograptus from Levis Formation, Levis, Quebec. H. M. Ami.

Sci., Ill, 422-428. 1889.)
Illustrations of St. John Group, No. vi.

Canada, ix, Sec. iv, 33-65. 1891.)
Leptoplostus in Acadian Cambrian Rocks.

of Science, in, 485. 1889.)
Lingula Preserving Cast of Peduncle. C. 1). Walcott.

XI, 480. 1888.)
.Liunarssonia cf. Pretiosa, Billings. .) . Hall.

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Micro-Paleontology of Cambro-Silurian Rocks of Canada. A. H. Foord. (Con-

trib. to Micro-Pal., Geol. and Nat. Hist. Sur. Canada, 26 pp. 1893.)
Newberria, New Genus of Hrachiopods, with Remarks on its Relations to Rensse-

licria and Amphigenia. .1. Hall. (Tenth Anu. Rep. State Geologist, New

York, for 1890, 91-98. 1891. )
Jdiddle Cambrian, New Genera and Species of Fossils. C. D. Walcott. (Proc.

U. 8. Nat. Mus., xi, 341-448. 1889.)
Olenellus Fauna, Stratigraphical Position, in North America and Europe. C. D.

Walcott. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), x.\xvii, 374-392. 1889.)

(Can. Rec,
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11

iliii

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VII, Sec. IV, ia5-162. 1889.)
Paleontologic and Stratigraphic "Principles" of the Adversaries of the Tacoiiic.

J. Marcou. (Am. Geologist, 11, 10-23, 67-88. 1888.)
Paleontological Horizons of the Limestone at Nahant, Mass. A. F. FoerHto.

(Proc. Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., xxiv, 26-263. 1889.)
Paleozoic Ostracoda from North America, Wales, and Ireland. T. R. Jonts.

(Quart. Jour. Geol. Soc, London, xlvi, 2-31. 1890.)
Pennsylvania and Maryland, Cambrian Rocks from the Susquelianna to the

Potomac. C. D. Walcott. (American Jour. Sci., (3), xvw, 469-482. 1892.)
Pennsylvania, Summary Description of Geology, Vol. i. J. P. Lesley. (Geo!.

Sur. Pennsylvania, Final Rep. 1892.) Incidental references to fossils.
Phyllocarid Crustacea from Middle Cambrian of Mount Stephens, B. C. J. V.

Whiteaves. (Canadian Rec. Sci., v. No. 4, 205-208. 1892.)
Preliminary Description of North Attleborough Fossils. N. S. Shaler nn«l A.

Foerste. (Bui. Mus. Comp. Zool., xvi. No. 2, Geol. Ser., 11, 27-41. 1888.)
Progress of Geological Investigation in New Brunswick. L. W. Bailey. (Trans.

Roy. Soc. Canada, vii. Sec. iv, 3-17. 1889.) Incidental references to fossils.
Protolenus, Genus of Cambrian Trilobites. G. F. Matthew. (Bui. Nat. Hist.

Soc, New Brunswick, No. 10, 34-37. 1892.)
Ps>. I 'Liichnites and Early Trilobites of Cambrian Rocks in Eastern Canada. (>.

F.J «v. (Am. Geologist, II, 1-9. 1888.)

Rejoiuf > Mr. C. D. Walcott. C. Rominger. (American Geologitt, 11, SuO-

358. 1866.) Mention made of different species.
Relations between Geology of Eastern Maine and New Brunswick. L. W.

Bailey. (Trans. Roy. Soc. Canada, vii. Sec. iv, 57-68. 1889.) Allusions to

various species of fossils.
Rocks of Virginia and Southern Appalachians. C. D. Walcott. (Am. .Jour,

Sci., (3), XLiv, 52-.57. 1892.) Various fossils considered.
Sedgwick and Murchisor • Cambrian and Silurian. J. D. Dana. (Am. Jour.

Sci., (3), XXXIX, 167-180. 1890.) Incidental references to fossils.
Sedgwick and MurchJsou: Cambrian and Silurian. J. I). Dana. (Nature, XLi,

421-425. 1890.)
Spicules described by Billings in connection with Structure of ArcheeocyathiiH

Minganensis. G. J. Hiude. (Geological Magazine, Dec. iii, v, No. 2, 226-228.

1888.)
Sponges, American Paleozoic E. O. Ulrioh. (Geol. Sur. Illinois, xiii, 209-241.

1890.) Description of new species.
Sponges from Silurio-Cambrian at Little Metis on the Lower St. Lawrence. J,

W. Dawson. (Trans. Roy. Soc. Canada, vii, Sec. iv, 31-55. 1889.)
Stenotheca, Second Note. G. F. Matthew. (Geol. Magazine, Dec. iii, vi, 210,

211. 1889.)
Stratigraphical Succession of Cambrian Faunas of North America. C. D. Wal-
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Taconic of Eastern Newfoundland. J. P. Howley. (Am. Geologist, iv, 121-'

125. 1889.) Various references to fossils.
Taconic System of Emmons and use of name Taconic in Geologic Nomenclature.

C. D. Walcott. ^Am. Jour. Sci., (3), XXXV, 229-242. 1888.) Incidental refer-
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Virginia and Southern Appalachians, Cambrian Rocks. C. D. Walcott. (Aiu.

Jour. Sci., (3), XLiv, 52-57. 1892.)
Wappinger Valley Limestones and other Formations of Dutchess Co., N". Y.

W. B. Dwight. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xxxviu, 139-153. 1889.) \ arious fossils

considered.

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J Calciferons Formation in Cbamplain Valley. E. Brainard and H. M. Seely.

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(Bui. Geol. Soc. America, i, 453-458.

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Carboniferous.

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Chert and Silicious Schists of Permo-Carboniferous Strata of Spitzenbergen and

on Characters of Sponges which have been described by Dr. E.von Duni-

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Chouteau Group of Eastern Missouri. R. R. Rowley. (Am. Geologist, iii, 111-

116. 1889.) Mention made of different species.
Classification of Dyas, Trias, and Jura in Northwest Texas. J. Marcou. (Am,

Geologist, X, 369-377. 1892. ) Allusions to various species of fossils.
Classification of Lower Carboniferons Rocks of Mississippi Valley. C. R. Keyes.

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Coal Measures of Central Iowa and Particularly in the Vicinity of Des Moines,

C. R. Keyes. (American Geologist, 11, 396-404. 1888.)
Cockroach Fauna, Interesting Paleozoic, at Richmond, Ohio. 8. H. Scndder.

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Concho County, State of Texas, Geological Survey. W. F. Cummins and O. Lerch.

(Am. Geologist, v, 321-335. 1890.) Incidental references to fossils.
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A. Miller and Charles Faber.
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38 BIBLIOGRAPHY OP NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY, (bdil.ui

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8i>ecie8.

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R. W.

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Ells. (Geol. and Nat. Hist.
Mention made of difi'erent

40 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF KORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY, [■wu.iii

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Invertebrutes, FosHil. A. H. Worthen. (Oeol. 8nr. Illinois, viii, 71-164. 1

A number of speciua described as new from Iowa, Illinois, and Missouri.
Invertebrate Fossils of Pacific Coast. C. A. White. (Bui. U. 8. Oeol, Siir.,

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Iowa, Collection of Fossils from Lower Magnesiun Limestono. S. Calvin. (Itiil.

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Jura, Necomian, and Chalk of Arkansas. J. Marcou. (Am. Ooologist, iv, 357-

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Magnesian, Lower, Limestone of Northeastern Iowa, Collection of Fossils. S,

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Maqnoketa 8halos in Iowa. J. F. James. (I'roc. Am. As. Adv. Hci., xaxviii,

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New Jersey, Gasteropoda and Cephalopoda of Raritan Clays and Greensund

Marls. R. P. Whitfield. (U. S. Geol. Sur., Mou. xviii, 402 pp. 1891.)
Niagara Cephalopods from Northern Indiana. F. H. Newell. (Proc. Boston Soc,

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Paleontology of Indiana. 8. A. Miller. (Geol. Sur. Indiana, 18th Ann. Rept,,

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Permian Formation of Texas. C. A. White. (Am. Naturalist, xxiii, 109-128.

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Permian of Texas. C. A. White. (Am. Naturalist, xxii, 926. 1888.)
Post-Laramie Deposits of Colorado. W. Cross. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), XLiv, 19-

42. 1892.) Fossils mentioned.
Silurian Rocks of Southeastern Portion of District of Saskatr an, Four New

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1891.)
Silurian Strata near Penobscot Bay, Maine. W. W. Dodge and C. E. Beechor.

(Am. Jour. Sci., (3) XLiii, 412-418. 1892.)
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1893.)
Tertiary Deposits of Cape Fear River Region. W. B. Clark. (Bui. Geol. Sur

America, 1, 537-540. 1890.)
Texas, Mitchell County. G. C. Broadhoad. (Am. Geologist, ii, 433-436. 1888.)

Various species of fossils referred to.
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Geol. Sur., No. 77, 51 pp. 1891.)
Utica Formation at Point-A-Pic, Murray River, Fossils. H. M. Ami. (Canadian

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Values in Classification of Stages in Growth and Decline, with Propositions for

a new Nomenclature. A.Hyatt. (Am. Naturalist, xxii, 872-884. 1888.)
Variation; Avith Special Reference to Certain Paleozoic Genera. J. F. James.

(Am. Naturalist, xxiu, 1071-1087. 1889.)
Winnepeg Basin, Cyrtoceratidic of Trenton Limestone. J. F.

(Trans. Roy. Soc. Canada, ix. Sec. iv, 77-90. 1891.)
Ceratopsidae, or Horned Dinosaurs of North America. O. C. Marsh.

Sci., (3), XLi, 167-178. 1891.)
Ceratopsidae (or Horned Dinosaurs) of North America. O. C. Marsh

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Whiteaves.

(Am. JouT.
(Brit. As.

^

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Jbbalicotherioidea and Menisootlicriidat. H, F. Oshorn.
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ij^halicotberioidea, Is Meiscotherinm a Memberf
>;,i XXVI, 50(>-509. 1892.)

fhaliootherium, Ancestry. H. F. Osborii, (Science, xix, 27«J. 1892.)
balk of Arkansas, Jura, Nccomiaii. J. Marcou. (Am. Gcoloj^ist, iv, 3.'>7-367.
1889.) Various spocio.s of fo.ssils referred to.

lalk, Structure of Kansas. H. W. Williston. (Trans. Kansas Acad. Sci., xii, 100.
1890.) Various 8pe<'ies of fo.ssils referred to.
Chambers, B. T. Lake Saint Johu County. (Canadian koc. Sci., Vol. iii, p. 388.
Ottawa, 1889.) In(;idontal references to fossils. Keviewcd in Ottawa Nat-
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latnplain, Lake, Imperfectly Known Fossils from the Calciferous Sandrock and
Description of Several New Forms. R. P. Whitfieltl. (Hul. Am. Mus. Nat.
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lamplaiu Valley, Calciferous Formation.
Am. Mus. Nat. Hist., ill, 1-23. 1890.)

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laney, L, W., Jr. Cryptozoon Minnesotcusis iu the Shakopco Limestone at North-
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lapman, E. J. Classification of Trilobitcs ii.s Intluenccd by Stratigraphical Rela-
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S>baracters and Distribution of Genera of Brachiopoda. C. W. Rolfe. (Am Natu-
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E. Brainard and H. M. Seely. (Bui.
Mention made of different s])ecies.
E. Brainard and H. M. Seely (Bui.
Incidental references to fossils.

XXXIX, 415-417, 1890.)

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Jbazy Formations at Aylmer P, O, H. M. Ami and T. W. E. Sowter. (Ottawa

Naturalist, ii. No. 1, 11-15. 1888.)
7haz7 Rocks, Original. E. Brainard and H. M. Seely.

323-330. 1888.) Mention m.ide of different species.
7beck-List of Cretaceous Invertebrate Fossils of Texas.

Texas, Bui. No. 4, 57 pp. 1889.)
?beck-LiBt of Paleozoic Fossils of Wisconsin, Iowa, Dakota, and Nebraska.
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(American Geologist, ii,
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B.

Tf
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Basin. J. .J. Stevenson. (Proc. Am. As. Adv. Sci., xl, 219-247. 1892,

Various species mentioned.
Chemung and Catskill (Upper Devonian) on Eastern Side of the Appalachian

Basin. .1. .J. Stevenson. (American Geologist, ix, 6-33. 1892.) Incidental

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Chemung Rocks of New York, Genus Brontens. J. M. Clarke. (Eighth Ann. Rep.

State (ioologist, for 1889, .57-60. 1889. )
Chesapeake Bay, Upper Tertiary Invertebrates from West Side. O. Meyer. (Proc.

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Cheyeue Sandswin. and Necomian Shah^s of Kansas. F. W. Cragin. (American

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Clark, "W. B. Third Annual Geological Expedition into Southern Maryland and

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Tw,] BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY. 43

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pPT

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44 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY, [bull. 121.

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' laypole, B. W. Structure of American Pterasidiau Palioaspis Claypolo, with
Remarks on the Family. (Quart. Jour. Geol. Soc. London, Vol. XMii, pp.
542-561. London, 1892.) An "attempted restoration of /'. americana" is
given. Reviewed in Am. Jour. Sci,. (3), xliv, 428, 429, 1892; Ann. and Mag.
Nat. Hist., .331, 1892.
leveland Shale, Fossil Fish. E. W. Claypole. (American Geologist, ii, 62-64.

1888.)
idastes, Kansas Mosaaaurs, Part i. S. W. Williston and E. C. Case. (Kansas
Fniv. Quart., i. 15-32. 1892.)
;iinton Group of Ohio; Part iv, Chemical and Stratigraphical Geology and Geo-
graphical Paleontology. A. F. Foersto. (Bui. Sci. Lab. Dennisou Univ.,
m, Pt. I, 3-10. 1888.)
2oal-meaBureB and Subcarboniferous Rocks of Indiana, Missouri, and Iowa. S. A.
Miller and W. F. E. Gurley. (Indiana Dcpt. Geol. and Nat. Hist., Sixteenth
Ann. Rep. State fJeologist,' for 1888, 327-373. 1889.)
!oal-measureB and Subcarboniferons Rocks of Indiana, Misstmri, and Iowa, Echino-
dermata. S. A. Miller and W. F. E. Gurley. (Jour. Cincinnati Soc. Nat.
Hist., xiii, 25 pp. April, 1890; completed by the authors, (50 pp. 18JK).)
Joal-measures at Des Moines, Iowa, Fossils. C. R. Keyes. (American Geologist,

11,23-28. 1888.)
;oal-measures of Central Iowa, and Particularly in the \icinity of Des Moines. C.

R. Keyes. (American Geoh)gi8t, ii, 38()- 104. 1X88.)
7oal-meaBures of Central Iowa, Contribui to Fauna.

Iowa Acad. Sci., i, Pt. ii, 22, 23. 1892. ,
Joal-measuresof Central Iowa, Fauna. C. R. KeyoM. (Proi

1888, 222-247. 1888.)
Cockroach Fauna at Richmond, Ohio, Interesting Paleozoic.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., xxiv, 45-53. 1889.)
Jookroaches from Carboniferous Deposits of United States, New Types.

Scudder. (Mem. Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., iv, 401-415. 1890.)
Johassett, Mass., Lower Cambrian Fossils. C. D. Waleoit. (I'lu. . Bicd
Washington, vii. 155. 1892.)
tpoleoptera in Interglacial Clays of Searboro, Ontario. S. H. Scudder. (Proc. Boat

Soc. Nat. Hist., xxiv, 467, 468. 1890.)
IColor in Fossil Shells, Preservation. C. R. Keyes. (The Nautilus, iv, 30 "i.
[Colorado.

Butterflies of Florissant. S. H. Scudder. (U.S. Geol. Snr., Eighth Ann

433-474. 1890.)
Butterfly, Fossil. S. H. Scudder. (Psyche, vi, 101. 1891.)
Cretaceous Mammalia. O. C. Marsh. (Am. .lour. Sci., (3), xuii, 247-262.
Denver Formation, Ago. E. D. Cope. (Science, xiii, 290. 1889.)
Denver Tr i„ary Formation. W. Cross. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xxxvii, 261-282
1889.) Incidental references to fossils.

(!. R. K<\ves. (Proc.

.Vead.Nat. Sci., I'lala.

•<.H. Scudder. (Proc.

IT.

Soc.

1890.)
Rep.,

1892.)

w

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1 '

1 ,,

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46 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY. [Bnu,.i2i

(Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xxxvii, 331-31^6.

G. L. Caunoii, jr. (Proc.

1891.)

S. H. Scudder.

(Psyche,

Colorado— C ontinuod .

Dinosauria, New American. O, CMarnh

1889.)

Dimmanrian Reptiles, Description. O. (',. Marsli. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xxxix,
81-86. 1890.)

iJistini'tivo Characters of Order Hallopoda. O. C. Marsh. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3),
XXXIX, 415-417. 1890.)

Field Work of U. S. Geological Survey. S. H. Scudder. (Psyche, vi, 101, 102.
1891.) Incidental references to fossils.
• Fishrestcn ill I'ntersilur, Auflindung. C. 1). Walcott. (Neucs.Jahrbuch f. Min.,
Gcol. u. Pal.,284. 1891.)

Gigantic Horned Dinosauria from Cretaceous. O. C. Marsh. (Am. .lour. S<i.,
(3), xxxviii, 173-176. 1889.)

Goniopliolis in Jurassic of Colorado. E. D. Cope. (American Naturalist, xxii,
110<), 1107. 1888.)

Identification of Dinosaur from Denver Group. G. I,. Cannon, jr. (Proc. Colo-
rado Sci. Soc, viii, 253. 1892.)

Identilicatiou of Dinosauria from Denver Grouj).
Colorado Sci. Soc, iii, 253, 2.54. 1890.)

Insects, Fossil. S. H. Scudder. (Psyche, vi, 118.

Insect, Fossil, Localities in Rocky Mountain Region.
V, 362. 1892.)

Laramie Group. J. S. Newberry. (Bui. Geol. Soc. America, i, 524-527. 1890.)
Abstract.

Llama Remains from Colorado and Kansas. F. W. (>ragin. (American Geolo-
gist, IX, 2.->7-260. 1890.)

Pobt-Tiaramie Deposits of Colorado. W. Cross. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xuv, 19-
42. 1892.) Fossils mentioned.

Restoration of Ciasaurus and Ceratosaurus. O. C. Marsh. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3),
XLiv, 343-349. 1892.)

Revision of Cretac(>ou8 Echiuoidea of North America. W. B. Clark. (Johns
Hopkins Univ. Circulars, x, No. 87, 75-77. 1891.)

Silurian, Fish Remains. [Anon.] (Science, xvii, 107. 1891.)

Silurian (Ordiviclan), Ichthyic Fauna and its Mode of Occurrence. C. D. Wal-
cott. (Bui. (u'ol. Soc. America, III, 153-172. 1891.) Abstract.

Torosaurus, Skull, O. C. Marsh. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3). XLlli, 81-84. 1892.)

Trenton Fish, Supju-sed. (American Geologist, viii, 178-180. 1891.)

Vertebrate Fauna of I'uerco Epoch. E. D. Cope. (American Naturalist, xxii,
161-163. 1888.)
Comparisons of Eozooii. (American Geologist, ix, 53-.55. 1892.) An editorial

with iu)tes on dillerent forms.
Comparisons of Principal Ftirms of Dinosauria of Europe an<l America.

Marsh. (Am. .lour. Sci.. (3), xxxvii, 323-331. 1889.)
Comparisons of Princijuil Forms of Dinosnuria of Europe and America.

Marsh. (Rep. ]?ritish As. Adv. Sci., 1888, 600. 1889.)
Concho Country, State of Texas, Geological Survey. W. F. Cummins and O. Lerch.

(Americjin (Jeologist, v, .321-323. 1890.) Incidental references to fossils.
Confounding of Nassa Trivittata (Say) and Nassa I'eralta (Conrad). G. D. Harris.

(Americau Geologist, viii, 174-176. 1891.)
Connecticut.

Dinosauria, American. O.C, Marsh. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xxxvii, 331-.336. 1889.)

Fishes and Fossil Plants of Triassie Rocks of New Jersey and Connecticut Val-
ley. J. S. Newberry. (U. S, Geol, Sur. Men. xiv, 95 pp, 1888.)

Ta(!onic System of Emmons and use of Name Taconie in (Jeologic Nomenclature.
C. D. Walcott, (Am, Jour, Sci,, (3),xx\v, 229-242, 1888,) Incideutal refer-
ences to the fossils.

o,c.

O, C.

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t), XXXVII, 331-3:^6.
r. Sci., (3), XXXIX,
Am. Jour. Sci., (3),
'syche, vi, 101, 102.
'H Jahrbnch f. Min.,
(Am. Jonr. Sii.,
m Naturalist, xxii,
II, jr. (Proc. Colo-
aunou, jr. (Proc,

■5ciulcler. (Pgyche,

, I, r.24-527. 181(0.)

(American Goolo-

Sci,, (3), XLiv, 19-

Viii. Jonr. Sci., (3),

B. Clark. (JoIuih

)

enc«. C. 1). Wal-
let.
81-S4. 1892.)

1891.)

NatnraliHt, xxii,

i2.) An editorial

America. O, C.

America. O. C.

liua and O. Lorcli.
■i',>* to ioHsilH.
1). G. D. Harris.

11,331-336. 18Wt.)
Connecticnt Viil-
888.)

[ic NomenclatiiiT.
Incidental refur-

v-t.

leoticut — Continned.
Triassic Dinosanria. O.C. Marsh. (Am. Jonr. Sci., (3,) xlui, 543-646. 1892.)
Triassic Formation of Connecticut, two Holts of Fossiliferous Black Shale.

W. M. Davis and 8. W. Loper. (Bui. Geol. Soc. America, ii, 415-430. 1891.)
Vertebrate Fossils. O.C. Marsh. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3,) XLii, 265-269. 1891.)
Connecticut Valley, Fossil Fishes and Fossil I'lants of Triassic Rocks. J. S.

Newberry. (U. S. Geol. Sur., Mon. xiv, 95 pp. 1888.)
Connecticut Valley, New Footprints. M. M.Nitiver. (Proc. Am. As. Adv. Sci.,
XL, 286. 1892.) Abstract.

toardium from Devonian. C. R. Keyos. (Proc Iowa Acad. Sci., i, Pt. ii, 23, 24.
1892.)

nilarla Missouriensis, Swallow, with Crenulated Costiu. S. Calvin. (American
Geologist, V, 207-208. 1890.)

ir, W. P. Tabulated List of Fossils known to occur in the Waverly of Ohio,
Compiled. (Bui. Sci., Lab. Dennison Univ., Vol. iv, I't. i, pp. 123-130.
Granville. 1888.) This list gives the known stratigraphic range of the species
in Ohio.

E. D. Adhesive Disk of Echenois. (American Naturalist, Vol. xxiii, pp.
254,255. Philadelphia, 1889.) Critical notes on recent work by Storms on
Lcheneia glaronenais.

, E. D. Age of Denver Formation. (Science, Vol. xiii, p. 290. Now York,
1889. ) Says that the Denver and Willows Creek formations are Laramie. Inci-
dental references to fossils.

, E. D. Age of Staked Plains of Texaa. (American Naturalist, Vol. xxvi, p.
49. Philadelphia, 1892.) A brief note.

, B. D. Aneghino on the Extinct Mammalia of Argentina. Review. (Ameri-
can Naturalist, Vol. xxv, pp. 725-727. Philadelphia, 1891.) A critical syn-
opsis.

, E. D. Artiodactyla. (American Naturalist, Vol. xxiii, 111-136 bis, 3 plates.
Philadelphia, 1889.) Continuation of paper in same journal in Vol. xxii, pp.
1079-1095.

, E. D. Artiodactyla. (American Naturalist, Vol. xxii, i)p. 1079-1095, 2 plates.
Philadelphia, 1888.) This is a general discussion of the group <and its evolu-
tion.

, B. D. Baur's Morphogeny of the Carpus and Tarsus of the Vertebrates.
(American Naturalist, Vol. xxii, pp. 435-437. I'hiladelphia, 1888.) A crit-
ical review of the work.

, E. D. Boulcuger on Rhynchocephalia, Testndinata, and Crocodila. (Amer-
ican Naturalist, Vol. xxv, pp. 813, 814. Philadelphia, 1891.) A review of a
portion of the catalogue of the British Museum.

, B. D. California Cave Bear. (American Naturalist, Vol. xxv, pp. 997-999,
1 plate. Philadelphia, 1891.) A description of .Irctot/iertwm «imum Cope, from
the Pleistocene.

, E. D. Catalogue of Fossil Reptilia and Uatrachia of the British Museum,
Pt. i; by Dr. Lydekker. Review, (American Naturalist, Vol. xxiii, p. 43.
Philadelphia, 1889. ) Brief notes.

, E. D. Catalogue of Fossil Reptilia and Batrachia in the British Museum,
Parts II, III, and IV. Review. (American Naturalist, Vol. xxv. pp. 644-646.
Philadelphia, 1891.) A critical review of the work.

E. D. Cetacea. (American Naturalist, Vol. xxiv, pp. .')99-616, 4 plates.
Philadelphia, 1890.) A revision of the group with a list of extinct species.
, B. D. Character of Some Paleozoic Fishes. (Proc. U. S. Nat. Mus., Vol.
XIV, pp. 447-463, 6 plates. Washington, 1892.) Contains: (1) New Elasiuo-
branch from the Permian; (2) New Ichthyodorulites; ^3) ( ranial Structure
of Macroputaiichthys; (4) Pectoral Limb of the Genus Holonema Newberry ;
(5) Paired tins of Megalidithys mitidus Cope ; (6) New Species of PlatyeomidiQ.

1

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48 BIBLIOi?PAPHY OF NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY. Ibuil,ii

Cope, E. D.— Continued.

The following described as new :
Styptobasis. Ctenacanthiis amblyxiphis.

Styptobnsis kuightiana. Flatysomus palmaris.

Hybodus regnlaris. PlatyHOtniis lacoyiauns.

Reviewed in Am. Naturalist, ix, 263, 264, 1892.
Cope, E. D. Contribution to a Knowledge of Fauna of Blanco Beds of Toxa,
(Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila., Vol. xliv, pp. 226-230. Philadelpliia, 189:
The following species described as new :
Mastodon successor. Testudo turgida.

Testudo perteuuis.
Cope, H. D. Contribution to Vertebrate Paleontology of Texas. (Proc. Am. Phik
Soo., Vol. XXX, pp. 123-131. Philadelphia, 1892.) The following specie^ d-
scribed :
Creceoides osbornii Shufeldt. Equus simplicidens sp. nov.

Episcoposaurus haplocerus sp. Microdua dumbelli sp. nor.
nov. Testudo turgida sp. nov.

Cope, E. D. Contribution to Vertebrate Paleontology of Brazil. (Proc. Am. Pliilo'

Soc, Vol. xxiii, pp. 1-21, 1 plate. Philadelphia, 1889.)
Cope, E. D. Cranial Characters of Equus Excelus. (Proc. Am. As. Adv. Sci., Vn
XL, p. 285. Salem, 1892.) Abstract. A discussion of characters of the ska!
and the relations of the species as indicated by the characters.
Cope, E. D. Creduer on Palieohatteria. (American Naturalist, Vol. xxiii, pp. 14>
149, bis. Philadelphia, 1889.) The conclusion is reached that the Pala-ohii
terla is one of the Proganosauria and probably a member of the Stereostemidii
Cope, E. D. Crook and Saurodontidae from Kansas. (American Naturalist, Vo
XXVI, pp. 941,942. Philadelphia, 1892.) A critical review of "Ueber eini;
fossile Knochenfische aus der mittleren Kreide von Kansas ; von Alja Robiiisn
Crook: Palicontolographica, xxxix, 107, 1892.
Cope, E. D. Degenerate Types of Scapular and Pelvic Arches in the LacertilJL

(Jour. Morph., Vol. vii, pp. 22.3,224. Boston, 1892.)
Cope, E. D. DicotyliniB of John Day Miocene of North America. (Proc. Am. Pbiloi
Sic, vol., XXV, pp. 62-79. Philadelphia, 1888.) The following are the newforiii>
Bothrolabis gen. nov.
Bothrolabis rostratus, sp. nov.
Reviewed in Neues .fahrbuch, 322-323. 1890.
Cope, E. D. Dinosauria of the Laramie. (American Naturalist, Vol. xxiii, ]i]
904-90<i. Philadelphia, 1889.) Notes on several species with description (
Pteropelyx grallipes (gen. et sp. nov.).
Cope, E. D. Edentata of North America. (American Naturalist, Vol. xxiii, \)]

657-664, 2 plates. Philadelphia, 1889.) A general review of the group.
Cope, E. D. Extinct Sirenia. (American Naturalist, Vol. xxiv, pp. 697-702, 2 platen
Philadelphia, 1890.) A review of the group with the expression of the line
of descent.
Cope, E. D. Fishes from South Dakota. (American Naturalist, Vol. xxv, pp.fiol
658. Philadelphia, 1891.) The following are described as new:
Gephyruia concentrica. Oligoplarchus aquamipinnis.

Sardinius blackburni. Mioplosua raultidentatus.

Proballestomus longulus.
Reviewed in American Geologist, IX, 57, 1892.
Cope, E. D. Fourth Note on Dinosauria of the Laramie. (Am. Naturalist, Vn
XXVI, pp. 756-758, 1 plate. Philadelphia, 1892.) The following describcil-
Maraospondylus gigas, gen. et sp. nov. Agathaumas Cope.
Claorhynchus trihedrus, gen. et sp. nov. Petropelyx Cope.
Cope, E. D. Glyptodou from Texas. (Am. Naturalist, Vol. xxii, pp. 345, .346. I'liii
adolphia, 1888.) Olyptodon petaliferua announced from Texas.

M

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49

ilyxiphis.

iamiB.

inco Beds of 'J'exa,^
Philadelphia, 189:

i. (Proc, Am. Philoi
bllowing speoii-.s d.

118 sp. nov.

i sp. nov.

[). uov,

. (Proc. Am. Pliilo

1. As. Adv. Sci., \i<,
iracters of the nki
icters.

i, Vol. XXIII, pp. 14'
I that the Palii'ohi
F the Stereosternidi
can Naturalist, Vo
w of "Ueber eiiiii:
i; von AljaRobinsi

les in the Lacertili.

(Proc. Am. Philo:
ig are the new forIll^

ist, Vol. xxiii, ]ii
with description (

list, Vol. XXIII, 111
of the group,
pp. 697-702, 2 plate'
prossion of the line

b. Vol. XXV, pp. (Ml
new:

lamipinnis.
eutatuB.

m. Naturalist, Vo.

jwing described-

•pe.

e.

, pp. 345, .346. I'hi:

xas.

B. D. Ooniopholis in the Jurassic of Colorado. (Am. Naturalist, Vol. xxii,
pp. 1106, 1107. Philadelphia, 1888.) Goniopholia lucaBii describecl as new.

>e, E. D. Handbaoh der Paleontologio von Zittel. (Am. Naturalist, Vol. xxii,
pp. 1018, 1019. Philadelphia, 1888.) A brief review of the work.

|>e, E. D. Homologies of Cranial Arches of the Reptilia. (Am. Naturalist, 7ol.
XXVI, pp. 407, 408, 1 plate. Philadelphia, 1892.) An analysis of the cranial
characters of the genera of Reptilia discovered in the Permian of North Amer-
ica by the author.
ipe, E. D. Homologies of Cranial Arches in the Reptilia. (Trans. Am. Philos.
Soc, Vol. XVII, pp. 942-944. Philadelphia, 1892.)

, E. D. Horned Dinosauria of the Laramie. (American Naturalist, Vol. xxiii,
pp. 715-717, 1 plate. Philadelphia, 1889.) A short list of species f..'om this
formation, with descriptions of the following as new:
Monoclonius reourvicornis.
Monoclonius sphenoceras. .

Reviewed in Neues Jahrbuch, 435-486, 1890.

pe, E. D. Horned Dinosaurian Reptile. (American Naturalist, Vol. xxii, pp.
1108,1109. Philadelphia, 1889.) A brief account of a Dinosaur found by
O. C. Marsh in Montana.
bpe, E. D. Hyena and other Carnivora from Texas. (American Naturalist, Vol.
XXVI, pp. 1028, 1029. Philadelphia, 1892.) Notes on the discovery of car-
nivora in the Pliocene of Texas, with a description, without figures, oi Boro-
phagua diveraiden$.

)e, E. D. Hyena and other Carnivora from Texas. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila.,
Vol. XLiv, 326,327. Philadelphia, 1892.) A note describing the following
genera and species as new :
Borophagus diversidens.
Canimartes cumminsii.

>e. B. D. Intermediate Pliocene Fauna. (American Natur.iilist, Vol. xxiii, pp.
253, 254. Philadelphia, 1889.) A list of interesting species, with notes.

le, B. D. In the Texas Panhandle. (American Geologist, Vul. x, pp. 131, 132.
Minneapolis, 1892. ) Brief notes on collections made.

9pe, B. D.] Lectures on Geology and Paleontology. (American Naturalist, Vol.
XXVI, pp. 940,941. Philadelphia, 1892.) A brief synopsis of a syllabus of a
course of lectures delivered before the University of Pennsylvania.

je, E. D. Litopterna. (American Naturalist, Vol. xxv, pp. 685-693. Phila-
delphia, 1891.)
|ipe, E. D. Lydekl(er's Catalogue of Fossil Mammalia in the British Museum,
Part V. (American Naturalist, Vol. xxii, pp. 164-165. Philadelphia, 1889.)
A brief synopsis t»f the work.

36, E. D. Marsh on Cretaceous Mammalia. (American Naturalist, Vol. xxiii,
pp. 490, 491. Philadelphia, 1889.) A brief review on an article by O. C. Marsh
in Am. Jour. Sci. (3), pji. 81 and 177, 1889.

)•, E. D. Mechanical Causes of Development of Hard Parts of Mammalia.
(Journal Morphology, Vol. iii, pp. 1.37-290. Boston, 1889.) Reviewed in
Neues Jahrbuch, 389-405 1892.
9pe, B. D. Mechanical Causes of Origin of the Dentition of the Rodentia. (Amer-
ican Naturalist, Vol. xxii, ])p. 3-13. Philadelphia, 1888.) Consideration of
the peculiarities of the rodent dental system as a result of the mechanical con-
sequences of an increase in the length of the incisor teeth, with notes on the
Marsupialia multiluberculata.
»pe, B. D. Mechanical Origin of Dentition of Amblypoda. (Proc. Am. Philos.
Soc, Vol. XXV, pp. 80-89. Philadelphia, 1888.) The action of mechanical
forces and their effects on the evolution qi \\\q dei^titlpn ia this group dift
ouued and illuitratedi

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60 BIBLIOGRAPHY OP NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY, [bullui

Cope, B, D. Now ami Littlo Known Paleozoic Vertebrates. (Proc. American Phil

osophical Soc, Vol. xxi, pp. 221-228. Philadelphia, 1892.) The followin;

species described :
CoBcostins niacromuB. Holoptychius fllosus.

Ganorhyachns oblongiiN. Mogul iclithys macropouns.

Holr aema horrida.
Oope, E. D. New Dog from the Loiii> Fork Miocene. (American Naturalist, \'o.

XXIV, pp. 1067, 1068. Phihulelphia, 1890.) .Elnrodon compreaaut described i

new.
Cope, E. D. New Fishes from South Dakota. (American Naturalist, Vol. xxv

pp. 654-658. Philadelphia, 1891.) The following described, withont figures

OS new :
Gephyrura. Oligoplarchus.

Gephyrura coucentrica. Oligoplarchus sqnamipinnis.

Proballostoraus. Mioplosna multidentatus.

Proballostomus longulns.
Cope, E. D. New Form of Marsupial ia from the Laramie Formation. (Proc. Am

As. Adv. Sci., Vol. xi.i, p. 177. Salem, 1892.) Notice of the new genu

Thlaiodon.
Cope, E. D. New Horizons of Fossil Fishes. (Am. As. Ad. Sci., Vol. x L, p. 285

Salem, 1892.) Announcement and discussion of the discovery of fish remains u

Rose Hill, South Dakota.
Cope, E. D. New Genus of Mammalia from tlie Laramie Formation. (Amerioai

Naturalist, Vol. xxvi, pp. 758-762. Philadelphia, 1892.) Thlaodon padanicti

(gen. et sp. nov.) described without figures.
Cope, E. D. New Gouus of Triassic Dinosauria. (American Naturalist, Vol. xxiii

p. 626. Philadelphia, 1889.) The genus Cfelophysis described as new froc

the Triassic of Now Mexico.
Cope, E. D. Nou-Actinopterygian Teleostomi. (American Naturalist, Vol. xxv, pf

479-481. Philadelphia, 1891.) A new arrangement of the group.
Cope, E. D. New Perissodactyls from the White River Neocene of Nebrnski

(American Naturalist, Vol. xxv, pp. 47-49. Philadelphia, 1891.) Xenoth

peloccraa and Cwnopus simplicidena described, without figures, as new.
Cope, E. D. Now Species of Mustilidio from the Loup Fork Miocene of Nebraska

(American Naturalist, Vol. xxiv, pp. 950-952. Philadelphia, 1890.) The fol ,

lowing species described, without figures, as new:
Stenogale robusta.
Brachypsalis pachycephalus.
Cope, E. D. Osboru on Meso/oic Mammalia : .Tour. Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia

(2), Vol. IX, pp. 186-265, July, 1888. (American Naturalist, Vol. xxii, 723, 72J

Philadelphia, 1888.) A careful review of the work.
Cope, E. D. Permanent and Temporary Dentitions of (Certain Threo-toed Horse

(American Naturalist, Vol. xxvi, pp. 942-944. Philadelphia, 1892.) A stud;

with figures, of the dentition of these* forms.
Cope, E. D. Permanent and Temporary Dentition of Certain Three-toed Horse-

(Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila., Vol. xi.iv, pp. 325-326. Philadelphia, 18!):'

Brief notes on the subject.
Cope, E. D. Phylogeny of the Horse. (American Naturalist, Vol. xxii, pp. ■U>'

449. Philadelphia, 1888.) A review of "F.tudes sur I'Histoire Pal^ontoio

gique des Ongules ; ii, Le IX'iveloppoment des Equido); par Marie Parlou, Mo;

cow, 1888.
Cope, E. D. Pineal Eye in Extinct Vertebrates. (American Naturalist, Vol. xxii

pp. 914-917, 1 plate. Philadelphia, 1888.) Probable origin of the organ ani

its significance in vertebrates.
Cope, E. D. Pohlig on Elophas Autiquus. (American Naturalist, Vol. xxiii, pp

712-713. Philadelphia, 1889.) A brief review of recent work by Pohlig.

'OLOGY. [BULL. 121

Proc. American Phil
192.) The folio wini

sroponns.

lean Naturalist, \'oI
tpreaaug described a

aturalist, Vol. xxv
)ed, withont flguret

[amipinms.
entatus.

rmation. (Proc. Am
J of the new genu'

Sci., Vol. X L, p. 28j
'•ery of fish remains a

irniation. (Amerirai
Thlaodon padanicti

Naturalist, Vol. xxiii
scribed as new fron

uralist, Vol. xxv, pf
le group.

socene of Nebraska
hia, 1891.) Nenod*
ires, as new.
liocene of Nebraska
jhia, 1890.) The fol

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Vol. XXII, pp. ll"
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r Marie Parlou, Mo;

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in of the organ anc .

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51

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M Philadelphia, 1888.) Review.

'I^pe, B. D. Schlosser on Carnivqra. (American Naturalist, Vol. xxii, pp. 1019,
1020. Philadelphia, 1888.) A brief notice,
ipe, B. D. Scott and Osborn on F,auna of the Brown's Peak Eocene. (American
Naturalist, Vol. xxiv, pp. 470-472. Philadelphia, 1890.) Synopsis of a recent
paper in the Trans. Am. Philos. Soc, xvi, 4G1, 1889.
•ope, B. D. Seeley's Researches on Organization, Structure, and Classification of
the Fossil Reptilia. (American Naturalist, Vol. xxiv, pp. 271-273. Phila-
delphia, 1890.) A critical review of recent papers by H. G. Seeley, published
in the Philosophical Trans. Roy. Soc, 1887-1889.
pe, B. D. Silver Lake of Oregon and its Region. (American Naturalist, Vol.
XXIII, pp. 970-982. Philadelphia, 1889.) Incidental references to fossil forms,
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Soc, Vol. XXX, 240-244. Philadelphia, 1892.)
lope, B. D. Skull of Equus Excelsus, Leidy, from the Equus beds of Texas. (Amer-
ican Naturalist, Vol. xxv, pp. 912, 913. Philadelphia, 1891.) Characters
described,
pe, E. D. Species of Plioplar'jhus from Oregon. (American Naturalist, Vol.
XXIII, pp. 625, 626. Philadelphia, 1889.) PUoplarchua aeptemapinoaus described
as new from Miocene of Oregon,
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I'M ofVertebrata. (Pamphlet, 90 pp. Philadelphia, 1891.)

pe, E. D. Synopsis of Families of Vertebrata. (American Naturalist, Vol. xxiii,

pp. 849-877. Philadelphia, 1889. ) A complete synopsis.
pe, E. D. Vertebrata from Tertiary and Cretaceous Rocks of the Northwest Ter-
ritory. (Cont. Canadian Pal., Vol. Ill, pp. 1-25. Ottawa, 1891.) Thespecics
from the Oligocene or lower Miocene beds of the Cypress Hills. The following
species are described :
Amia macrospondyla. Rhinestes rhtuas.

Amia whiteavesiana. Trionyx leucopotaiuicus.

Amia macconnelli.
Reviewed in Neues Jahrbuch, 394, 395, 1892.
pe, B. D. Vertebrate Fauna of Equus Beds. (American Naturalist, Vol. xxiii,
pp. 160-165. Philadelphia, 1889.) List of species and localities, with descrip-
tions, without figures, of Alcea hrevitrabalia sp. nov., Alcea aemijialmatua sp. nov.,
and Ctuicua enaifer sp. nov.
pe, B. D. Vertebrate Fauna of Puorco Epoch. (American Naturalist, Vol. xxii,

pp. 161-163. Philadelphia, 1888.) Analysis of the characters of the fauna,
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tory; I, The ^ecies from Oligocene or Lower Miocene Beds of the Cypress
Hills. (Geol. Sur. Canada, Vol. in, pp. 1-25, 14 plates. Ottawa, 1891.) Five
species of fish, one reptile, and a number of mammals are described, the follow-
ing as new :
Amia whiteavesana. Aminrus cancellatus.

Amia macrospondyla. Amiurus macconnellii.

Rhinestes rhaeas. Trionyx leucopotamicus.

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Cope, E. D. — Continiiod.

Reviewed in Science, xiv, 53, 1891 ; jiIho Ottawu NnturitliHt, v, 74-77, 1891 ; and
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Cope. E. D. Vertebrata of Swift Current River, ii. (American Natnriilist, Vol.
XXIII, pp. 151-155 bis. Philadelphia, 1889.) DuHcription of some material
collected by the Canadian Geological Survey. The following speciea are de-
scribed:

Ilaplacodnn angustigensia nov. Leptomeryx esnlcatus sp. nov.

gen. Leptomeryx mammifer.

Anchiterium westoni sp. nov. Leptomeryx Hcmicinctus sp. nov.

Hypertragulus tranverHus sp. nov.
Cope, E. D. Vertebrata of Swift Current River, m. (American Naturalist, Vol.

xxili, pp. 628, r»29. Philadelphia, 1889.) The following species described as

new from the Neocene of Canada : •

Menodus selwyniauus. Kloth«>riuni coarctatuin.

MenoduH syccras.
C[ope,] E. D. Woodward's Fossil Fishes. (American Naturalist, Vol. xxv, pp.

646,647. Philadelphia, 1891.) A critical synopsis.
Corals.

Acervularia Profunda, Hall, and Acervularia Davidsoni, Edwards and Hainie,

Differences. S.Calvin. (American Geologist, ix, 355-358. 1892.)
Acervularia Profunda, Hall, and Acervularia Davidsoni, E«lwards and Hainie,

Differences. S. Calvin. (Proc. Iowa Acad. Sci., Vol. i, Pt. ii, 30-32. 1892. )
Age of Cincinnati Anticlinal. A. F. Foerste. (American Geologist, vii, 97-109,

1891.) Incidental references to fossils.
Archoiocyathus, Billings, and other Genera allied to or associated Avith it from

the Cambrian Strata of North America, Spain, Sardinia, and Scotland. G. J,

Hinde. (Quart. Jour. Geol. Soc, London, XLV, 125-148. 1889.)
Calciferous Formation in Champlain Valley. 1*1. Brainard and H. M. Seely.

(Bui. Geol. Soc. America, i, 501-516. 1890.) Incidental references to fossils.
Cambrian Fossils in Neocene Gravels of Islands of Martha's Vineyard. .1. K,

Woodworth. (American Geologist, ix, 243-247. 1892.)
Cambrian, Lower, or Olenellua Zone in North America, Descriptive Notes of

New Genera and Species. C. D. Walcott. (Proc. U. S. Nat. Mus., xii, 33-16,

1890.)
Cell Development in the Favositidiu. C. E. Beecher. (Trans. Connecticut Acad,

Arts and Sciences, xiii, Pt. ii, 215-219. 1892.)
Chiutetos, Typical, in Devonian Strata at the Falls of Ohio and Likewise in

Analogous Beds of the Eifol in Germany. C. Komiuger. (American Geologist.

X, 56-63. 1892.)
Charact-ers of Diphyphyllum Simcoense, (Bill.) Koni. W. H. Sherzer. (Am

Geologist, IV, 93-95. 1889.)
Chart of Rugose Corals. W. H. Sherzer. (Am. Geologist, vii, 273-301. 1891.1
Chonophylluni, Revision and Monograph of Genus. W. H. Sherzer. (Bill.

Geol. Soc. America, in, 253-282. 1892.)
Cincinnati Group, Manual of the Paleontology. J. F. James. (Jour. Cincin

nati Soc. Nat. Hist., Pt. i, xiv, 45-72; Pt. ii, 149-163; Pt. in, xv, 88-100; Pt.

IV, 144-159. 1891-1892.)
Corals from Devonian Rocks of Iowa. C. L. Webster. (American Naturalist

xxiii, 710-712. 1889.)
Correctibu of "North American Geology and Paleontology." W. H. Sherzer

(American Geologist, vi, 59-61. 1890.)
Correlation Papers; Cambrian. C. D. WftlcQtt. (Bui, U. S, Geol. Sur., J>"- **'

447 pp, 1891.)

)LOGY. lBULL.i;:i.

V, 74-77, 1891 ; and

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of some material

'iug specivH are de-

[Icatus sp. nov.
mmifer.
uiciuctiis sp. uov.

in Naturalist, Vol.
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rctatuiii.

tlist, Vol. XXV, pp.

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1 and H. M. Seeiy.

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I's Vineyard. .1. H.

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^11, 273-301. 18fll.i
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iierican Naturalisl.

r." W. H. Sher/er

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Morals — Continued.

Deveiopmont of Paleozoic Poriferous Coral. C. E. Boeclier. fTrans. Connecti-
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Devonian Rocks of Islands, Shon^a or Iniinodiate Vicinity «»f Lakes Manitoha

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Faunaof Lower Cambrian orOlenellns Zone. C. I>. Walcott. (II. S. (Jcol. Sur.,

Tenth Ann. Rep., 511-058. 1890.)
Geology of Artesian Wells at Atlantic City. N. ,1. L. Woolnian. (Proe. Acad.

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Geology of Licking County, Ohio ; Pts. iii and iv, Subcarboniferous and Waverly

Groups. C. L. Ilerrick. (Mul. Sci. Lab. Donnison Univ., in, Pt. i, 13-110.

1888.)
Geology of Nicaragua. J. Crawford. (Proc. Am. As. Adv. Sci., xi,. 2(il-270.

1892.) Abstract. Various species mentioned.
Geology of Portion of Province of Quebec. R. W. Ells. (Geol. and Nat. Hist.

Sur. Canada, Ann. Rep., 1887, Pt, k, 114. 1888.1 Mention made of ditterent

species.
Hadrophyllnin Aplatus. [W. F. Cummins.] (Texas (Jeol. Sur., Second Ann.

Rep., 552. 1890.)
Heldorberg, Chemung, and Waverly Groups, Fossils found in the. Collections of

the Geological Survey of Ponnsylvanijt. G. B. Simpson. (Trans. Am. Philos.

Soc, XV, 4a5-460. 1888.)
Hinde.astr.Ta, a new Generic Form of Cretaceous Astncida!. C. A. White.

(Geoh.gical Magazine, (6), v, 302, 363. 1889.)
Invertebrate Fossils. A. H. Worthen. (Geol. Sur. Illinois, viii, 71-154. 1890.)

A number of species described as new from Iowa, Illinois, and Missouri.
Iowa, Geological Reconnaissance in Buchanan County. S. Calvin. (Bui. Ljib.

Nat. Hist. State Univ. Iowa, ii. No. 2, 177-189. 1892.) Incidental references

to fossils.
Kinderhook Fossils. R.R.Rowley. (American Geologist, in, 275, 270. 1889.)
Lower Co.al Measures of Central Iowa, Fauna. C. R. Keyes. (Proc. Acad. Nat.

Sci. Phila., 1888, 222-227. 1888.)
Maquoketa Shales and their Corr;'lation with Cincinnati Group of Southwestern

Ohio. J. F. James. (American Geologist, v, 33.5-350. 1890.) List of char>

acteristic species.
Maryland and Virginia, Third Annual Geological Expedition. W. B. Clark.

(Johns Hopkins Univ. Circulars x, No. 81, (J9-71. 1890.) Various species

mentioned.
Micro-Paleontology of Cambro-Silurian Rocks of Canada. A. H. Foord. (Geol.

and Nat. Hist. Sur. Canada, Contri. to Micro-Pal., 20 pp. 1888.)
Miocene Mollusca of Now Jersey. A. Heilprin. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila.,

xxxix, 397-405. 1888.)
Monticulipora, Coral and not Polyzoan. J. F. James. (American Geologist,

1,386-392. 1888.)
Monticulipora, Studies. J. M. Nickels. (American Geologist, vi, .396-.399. 1890.)
Oriskany Fauna in Columbia County, Now York. J. M.Clarke. (Am. Jour.

Sci. (3), XLl v, 410-414. 1892. )
Pacliyphyllum, Contribution to Knowledgeof. (J. L. Webster. (American Nat-
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Paleozoic Fossils. A.F.Foer8te. (Bui. Sci. Lab. Denison Univ., iii, Pt. ii, 117-

136. 1888.)

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ill

Corals — Continued.

Paleontology of Indiana. S. A. Miller. (Oeol. Mar. Indiana, 18tli Ann. Rep,,

Paleontology, 79 pp. 1892.) Advanced Hlicets.
Relations between Genera Hyringolites, Hinde, and Roeuieria, Kdwarda and

Haime, and the genus Caliopora, 8vhlUter. H. A. Nicholiton. (Geologicul

Magazine, Dec. iii,vi, 43»-438. 1889.)
Rocks at St. Paul, Indiana, and Vicinity. C. S. Deadlier. (American OeologiNt,

VII, 178, 179. 1891.) Numerous references to foBsila.
Silurian Strata near Penobscot Bay, Maine. W. W. Dodge and V. E. Bee(;lit!r.

(Am. Jour. Sci. (3), XLlil, 412^18. 1892.)
Variation; with Special Reference to Certain Pal*to/oiu Genera. J. F. Janu^.s,

(American Naturalist, xxiil, 1071-1087. 1889.)
James D. Dana,

(Third Ed., 440 pp. Now York, imi]
C, L. Webster. (American Naturalist, xxiii,

Corals and ("oral Islands.

Corals from Dev«)nian Rocks of Iowa.

710-712. 1889.)
Corals, Monticuliporoid, Cincinnati Group, with a Critical ReviHion of the Species.

U. P. and J. F. James. (Jour. Cin. Soc. Nat. Hist., x-xi, 118-141, 158-184, aud

15-48. 1887-1888.)
ComiferouB Limestone «>f Ontario, Now SpeciesofPaneka. J. F. Whiteuves. (Cana-
dian Record Science, iv, 401-'104. 1891.)
Coronura Aspectans (Conrad). J. M. Clarke. (Tenth Ann. Rep. State Geolo^'ist,

New York, for 1890, 79-83. 1891.)
Corrections of "North Auutri(^!in Geology and Palooutologyt" W. H. Sherzor.

(American Geologist, vi, 5'.)-Gl. 1890.)
Corrections t(» Miller's Nortli American Pale<mtology. C. L. Herrick. (American

Geologist, V, 253-255. 1890.)
Correlation, Discussion of Methods, Cuboides Zone and its Fauna. H. S. Williams,

(Bui. Geol. Soc. America, i, 481-500. 1890.)
Correlation of the Lower Silurian Horizons of Tennessee and of Ohio and Missis

sippi Valleys with those of New York and Canada. E. O. Ulrich. (American

Geologist, I, 100-110, 179-190, and 305-315. 1888.) Various species of fossils

referred to.
Correlation of Lower Siluriiui Horizons of Tennessee and of Ohio and Mit't^.ssippi

Valleys with those of New York and Canada. E. O. Ulrich. (American Geolo-
gist, li, 39-44. 1888.) Various species of fossils referred to.
Correlation, Maquoketa Sliales, with Cincinnati Group of Southwestern Ohio. J

F. James. (American Geologist, v, 335-356. 1890.)
Correlation Papers ; Cambrian. C. D. Walcott. (Bui. U. S. Geol. Sur., No. 81, 44"

pp. 1891.) Incidental references to fossils.
Correlation Papers, Devonian and Carboniferous. H. S. Williams. (Bui. U. S. Geol.

Sur., No. 80, 279 pp. 1891.) Incidental references to fossils.
Coryphodon, Revision of Species. C. Earle. (Bui. American Mus. Nat. Hist., iv,

149-186. 1892.)
Coryphodon, Variability of Speciiic Characters. C. Earle. (Science, xv, 7,8. 1892.
Cottean, M. Note sur quolquos Echinidos du terraiu crdtac^ du Mexiqne. (Rnl.

Soc. g^ol. Franco, Tome iii. No. 18, pp. 292-299, 2 plates. Paris, 1890.)
Crab, Common Edible, found Fossil iu Hudson River Tunnel. R. P. Whitfield.

(Science, xviii, 300. 1891.)
Cragin, F. "W. Cheyenne Sandstone and the Necomian Shales of Kansas. (American

Geologist, Vol. vt, pp. 253-238. Minneapolis, 1890. ) Incidental references to

the fossils.
Cragin, F. W. Cheyenne Sandstone and the Necomian Shales of Kansas. (American

Geologist, Vol. vii, pp. 23-33. Minneapolis, 1891.) Incidental references to

fossils.

'OLOOY. {Bnix.121.

la, 18tk Ann. Kep.,

leria, Edwards iind
lolaoii. (Qeulogical

American OeologiHt,

and C. £. Beechur.

nerii. J. F. Janiu!*,

[). Now York, 1890.)
tin Natnralist, xxiii,

ision of tho Species.
118-141, 158-184, aud

Whitouves. (Cnna-

ep. State Geolujri.st,

:" W. H. Sherzer.

Herrick. (American

ina. H. S. Williams.

of Ohio and Missis-

IJlrich. (American

Ufl species of fua^ik

)liio and Mi(<8>88ippi
(American Goolo-
to.
thwestern Ohio. J

eol. Sur., No. 81, 44"

ns. (Bui. U. S. Oeol.
lils.
Mus. Nat. Hist., iv,

ence, xv,7,8. 1892.
dii Mexiqne. (liiil.
Paris, 1890.)
. R. P. Whitfield.

Kansas. (American
dental references to

Kansas. (American
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tttgin, F. W. Contribution to Paleontology of th«« riaiuH. (Hiil. Washltiirn Col-
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described :
Cardium kanHasense, Mvuk. Kenionoia forrissii, sp. nov.

InoceramuH brownii, sp. nov.
in, P. W. Further Notes on the Chey«>nn« Sandstoiio and Nwomian Siialcs.
(American Geologist, Vol. VII, pp. 179-181. Minneapolis, 1891.) A continua
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^Ifllgin, F. W. Geological Notes on tho Region South of the Groat Itond of the
Arkansas. (Bnl. Washburn C(dlt'go Lab. Nat. His., Vol. ii, pp. 33-37. To-
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OlUgin, F. W. New Observations on tho (ioniis Triniicronioruni. (American Geolo-
gist, Vol. VIII, pp. 171-174. Minncapcdis, 1891.) .Siipplumeutury notes on the
species; a continuation of a papor by tho author in tho Aiiiorican (Jeologist,
'' December, 1888.)

I, F. W. New or Little Known Siinrian from the Kenton of Kansas. (Ameri-
can Geologist, Vol. II, pi». 404-107. Minnoapolis, 1888.) A doscription of
Trinacromerum bentonianum.

1, F. W. Observations on Llama Roiiiains from Colorado and Kansas. (Ameri-
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Ancheiiia huerfanenrng from the Neocene.

I, p. W. Sabre-Toothed Tiger from. Loop Fork Tertiary of Kansas. (8<-ionce,
Vol. XIX, p. 17. New York, 1892.)

ial Characters of K«iuu8 Excelsus. E. 1>. (!ope. (I'roc. Am. As. Adv. Sci., xL,
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ial Arches of Reptilia, Homologies. K. 1>. Cope. (American Naturalist, .\xvi,
407,408. 1892.)

ford, J. Geology of Nicaragua. Abstract. (Proc. Am. As. Adv. Sci., Vol.
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tho region with incidental references to fossils.

fordsville, Indiana, Keokuk Group. C. S. Boachler. (American (Zoologist,
11,407-412. 1888.) Mention nmde of different species.

ler on Pahoohatteria. K. D. Copo. (American Naturalist, xxiii, 148,149.
1889.)
lonta, with Notes on some Genera which have been referred to that Group,
Revision of North American . W. B. Scott. ( Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila., XLIV,
291-323. 1892.) ^

iceous.
i Additions to Observations on Cretace<Hia and Eocene Formations of Maryland.

P. R. Uhler. (Trans. Maryland Acad. Sci., i, 45-72. 1888.)
[Albirupean Studies. P. R. Uhler. (Trans. Marylan<l Acad. Sci., i, 185-202.

1888.)
[Aucellawith Special Reference to its Occunonco in (California. O. A. White.

(Mon. U. S. Geol. Sur., xiii, 226-233. 1888.)
[Baculites Compressus, Say, Young. A. P. Brown. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila.,

XLiii, 159,160. 1891.)
[Baculites Compressus, Say, Young. A. P. Brown. (The Nautilus, v, 19-21.

1891.)
; Bear River Formation, Stratigraphic Position. T. W. Stanton. (Am. Jour. Sci.,

(3), xuii, 98-115. 1892.)
Beitriige znr Kenntniss der Gattung Protosphynena, I^eidy. .Tohannos Felix.
(Zeitsch. der Dent. geol. Gesellsch., Band xlii. Heft 2, 278-303. 1890.)
[biological and Geological Signiticance of Closely Similar Fossil Forms. C. A.
White. (Proc. Am. As. Adv. Sci., xxxix, 239-243. 1891.)

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BIBLIOGRAPHY OP NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOOY. l»uu.i;

Cretaceous — Cnntiuned.

BritiHh Coliimbiu, the Northwest Territocy, and Manitoba, Cretaceous Fosni;

J. F. WhiteaveH. (Ueol. and Nat. Hist. Sur. Canada, Contributionn to ('an

dian Paleontology, i. 151-196. 1889.)
Cavcbarodon Mortoni, Gibbs. F. A. Lucas. (Proc. Biol. Soc. WanU., vii. 1"

152. 1892.)
Catalogno of Fossil Cephalopods in Hritish Museum ; Parti, Nantiloid«*;i.

II. Foord. (Ono volume, pp. i-xxxi and 1-344. London, 1888.)
(Characters of Ceato]»«i<Iii', with Notice of New Cretaceojis Dinosaurs, (i,

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Check-List of Invertebrate Fossils from the Cretaceous Formations of Tex:,

R. T. Hill. (University of T<!xas, School of Geology, Circulars, 16 i)p. IW
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Cretaceous and Tertiary Strata near Washington, N. C. T. W. Stanton. (Xiw

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1889.)
Cretaceous Mammals «)f North America. (). ('. Marsh. (Brit. As. Ad. Sci., K

854. 1890.)
Cheyenne Sandstone and Necomian Shales of Kansas. F. W. Cragin. (Airier

can Geologist, vi, 23;i-238. 1890.) Incidental references to fossils.
Cheyenne Sandstone and Necomian Shales of Kansas. F. W. Cragin. (Aiiirr

can Geologist, vii, 23-33. 1891.) Occurrence of (characteristic fossils uistw
Cheyenne Sandsr.onc and Necomian Shales. F. AV. Cragin. (American (icui

gist, VII, 179-181. 1891.) Occurrence of characteristic, fossils noted.
Coal Measures of Central lowu and Particularly in the ^'icinity of Des Moiiif

C. K. Keyes. (American Geologist, ii. 296-401. 188H. ) Incidental refereiic

to Cretaceous ibssils.
Concho Country, State ««f Texas, Geological Survey. W. F. Cummins and'

Lerch. (American (Jeologist, v. 321-;i35. IHHO.) Incidental references

fossils.
Cypra-a, Fossil. .1. H. Campbell. (The Nautihis, vi, ftO, 'A. 1892. j
Denver Formation, Age. E. D. Cope. (Science, xin, 21>0. 1889.)
Dinosauria, Family of Horncul, from Cretacecnis. O. C. Marsh. (Am. .Im

Sci., (3), xxxvi, 177. 47H. 1888.)
Dinosauria, Horned, of Laramie. E. I). Cope. (American Naturalist, xxi:

715-717. 1889.)
Dinosauria, New Americ;ui. (). C. Marsh. (Am. Jour. S<d., (3), xxvii, 331-3:*

1889.
Dinosauria of Laramie, Fourth Note. E. D. Cope. (American Naturalist, xxi

756-758. 1892. )
Dinosauria of Laramie, E, IJ. Cope. (American Naturalist, xxiii, 90l-l«i

1889.)
Dinosaurian Reptiles, Df^^criiition. O. C. Marsh. (Am. .Tour. Sci., (3), xxxi:

81-86. 1890.)
Drift Deposits of Illinois. A. If. Wortlien. ((i««)I. Sur. Illinois, viii. 1-i

1890.) Crr<ta<!eoiiH I'ossiln figur«Ml from the drift de^iosits of Iowa, Illinois, a:

Missouri.
Earlier (!ret:iceoi;'< RocUh of Northwestern Portion of the Dominion of Caiiad.

G, M. DawBcm. (Am. .lour. Sci.. (3). xxxviii, 120-127. 1889.) Varioimt*

sils considered.
Eastern Extension ot Cretaceous in Iowa. C. R. Keyes. (Proc. luwa Ac*

Sci.^ I, Pt. 11, 21. 1892.)

!(TOLOOY. iB'^'-ir^fcttl BlBLlOGliAPHY OP NORTH AMEKlCAN PALEONTOLOGY. 67

a, Cretaoeoiis FoshI:
ontributionn to ( 'an

So«. Wanh., VII. ]■

rt I, Nantiloide.'i.

1, 1888.)

ma DinoaaurH. ( ),

FormntioiiH of Texi
rculars, 16 pp. IW
1. Clark. (Johns Ho

'. W. Stanton. (Aim
icteristic fossils notr
XXXVIII, 80-91. IW
ir. Sci., (3), xxwi:

Urit. As. Ad. Sci., K

. W. Cragin. (Aiiicr
iH to foHsilH.
. W. Cragin. (Aiik;
iteristic fossils iiotti
in. (American (icui

fossils noted,
icinity of Des Moiiii

Incidental ri^ferpiK

. F. ('uiniuins and '
identul references

. 1892.;
1889.)
Marsh. (Am. .Idir

an Naturalist, xxi
, (3), XXVII, 331-;fi

can Naturalist, xxi

alist, XXIII, 9()»-l«i

Mir. Sci., (3), xxxi:

•. Illinois, VIII, 1-:'
of Iowa, Illinois, ii:

Uominitm of Canail
1889.) VarioiiHf*!

(Proc. luwa Ac*

Iretaceous — ContiiuuMl. • ^

P'iVents in North America Cretaceous Hintory Illustrated in Arkansas-Texas

Division of Southwestern Region of the United States. R. T. Hill. (Am. Jour.

Sci., (3), XXXVII, 282-289. 1889.) Incidental references to fossils.
Kxploration in Yukcm and Mackeu/ie IJasins, N. W. T. R. (1. McConnell. (( Jeol.

and Nat. Hist. Siir. Can.ula, Ann. Rep., 1888-1889, iv. Part i», ir.3 pp. 1891.)

Mention made of dilVerent species.
Fishes of Mexico. J.Felix. (Paheontolograpliica, xxxvii, 189-191. 1891.)
Fishes, New Horizons of Fossil. E. 1). tJope. (Am. As. Adv. Sci., xi,. 285. 1892.)

Abstract.
Foramiiiiferial Origin of Certain (Iretaceous Limestones ;ind the Se<inence of

Sediments in North American Cretaceous. R. T. Hill. (American (geologist,

VI, 174-177. 1889.)
Gasteropot'a and Cephalopoda of Itaritan Clays and (Sreeiisjind Marls of New

Jersey. R. P. Whitlield. {V. S. Geol. Sur., Mon. xviii, 402 pp. 1891.)
Gay Head, Martha's Vineyard. P. R. IJiiler. (Trans. Maryland Acad. Sci., I,

204-212. 1888.)
Geological Reconnaissance in Southwt^steru Kati.sas. R. Hay. (Hul. IT. 8.

(te«d. Sur., No. 57, 49 ])p. 1890.) Initidental references to fossils.
Geoh)gy of Nicaragua. .1. (-'rawford. (Proc. Am. As. Adv. Sci., xi,, 2«U-270.

1892.) Abstract. Various species mentioned.
Geology of the Southwest. R. T. Hill. (American (fe(dogist, vii, 3«i6-370.

1891.) Occurrence of characteristic fossils noted.
Gigantic Coratopsidas, or Horned Dinosaurs, of North America. O. ('. Marsh.

(Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xu, lti7-178. 1891.)
Gigantic Hornt'd Dinosauria from the ('retaceous. O. C. Marsli. (Am. Jour.

Sci., (3), xxxviii. 173-17(5. 1889.)
(irouping Formations of Middle Cretaceous and the Kinpli>ymeut of an Addi-

ti(mal Term in itn Nomenclature. (J. H. Kldridge. (Am. Jotir. Sci., (3),

xxxviii, 313-321. 1889.) Various fossils considered.
Hiudeastra<a, a New Generic Forinuf C'retaceous Astrjcidai. C. A. While. ((Jeo-

logical Magazine, (3), v, 302,363. 1889.)
Interesting Food Habit, of tlie Plesiosauria. S. \V. Willistoii. (Trans. Kansas

Aciid. Sci., XIII, 121, 122. 1893.)
Invertebrates, Fossil. A. H. Worthen. (Geol. Sur. Illinois, viii. 71-151. 18!K).)

A number of species tlescribeil as new from Iowa, Illinois, and Missouri.
Iowa, iiat«!r Cretaceous Deposits. C. A. Wliitc. (Ameriian Geologist, i, 221-

227. 1888.) Various species of fossils referre<l to.
Jura, Ne<u)mian and Clialk of Arkansas. .1. Mar<^ou. (American ({eoloj^ist, iv,

3.'>7-3(»7. 1889.) Vari<»us species of fossils niferred to.
Kansas Mosasauria. S. \V. Williston. (Science, xviii, 315. 1891.)
Kansas Mos.isauria, Part i, Clidastes. S. W. Wiilistonaud E. C. ('ase. (Kansas

I'liiv. <Vuart., i, 15-32. 1892.)
Kansas Pterodactyla. S. A'. Willi8t<ni. (Kansas Cniv. Quart., i. 1-13. 1H92.)
Les lilattes de I'l^itoiiue liouillere. ('. ibongniart. (Comptcs Rendiis, cviii,

February I, 1889.)
Kansas Nickel .Mines. Logan County. F. H. Snow. (Trans. Kansas Acad. Sci.,

XI, 39-12. 1889.) Fossils mentioned.
Lower Cretaceous of Southwest and its Relalioiit to the Underlying and Over-
lying Formations. C. A. White. (Am. .lour. Sci.. (3), xxxvilI, 440-445. 1889.)

Reference made to various species.
Macraster, eine neue Spatangoiden-(tat.tung a us der Kreido von Texas. F. lioe-

mer. (Neues .Jahrbucli f. Min., (;eol. u. Pal., 191-195. 1888.)
Matrraster Texan us. R.T.Hill. (/Muerican Naturalist, xxiii, 168. 1889.)
Mammalium Fauna of N(utli America. H. F. Osborn. (American Naturalist,

XXV, 298,299. 1891.) Abstract.

r^p-

fHT^

58 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY. tBCLL.n

*m4

(American Naturalist, xxv
(American Nat

(Traiii

Cretaceous — Continued;

Mammalia from Laramie Formation, E. D. Cope

758-762. 1892.)
Mammalia, Review of Discovery of Cretaceous. H. F. Osborn

uralist, -xxv, 44, 45. 1891. )
Manitoba, Foraminifera and Radiolaria from Cretaceous. J. B. Tyrrell.

Roy. Soc. Canada, viii. Sec. iv, 411-115. 1890.)
Marsnpialia from the Laramie Formation. (Proc. Am. As. Adv. Sci., xli, 1?

1892.) Abstract.
Maryland and Virginia, Third Annual Geological Expedition. W. B. Clari

(Johns Hopkins Univ. Circulars, ix, No. HI, 69-71. 1890.) Various specit-

enumerated.
Maryland Eocene Tertiary and Its CretaceouH Assotiiattis. P. R. llhler. (Traii

Maryland Acad. Sci., i, 11-32. 1888.)
Maryland, Notes and Illustrations to Observations on the Cretaceous and Eorci,

Formations. P. R. Uhler. (Trans. Maryland Acad. Sci., i, 97-104. 1888.)
Mesozoic Mammalia, Reply to Prof. Marsh's note. H. F. Osborn. (Proc. At

As. Adv. Sci., XL, 290. 1892.) Abstnict.
Mexico, Geology and Paleontology of Cretaceous Dei)08it». A. Heilpriii. (I'roi

Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila., xui, 445-469. 1890.)
Middleton Formation of Tennessee, Mississippi and Alabama; with Note on For

mations at La Grange, Tenncs.see. .T. M. Saft'ord. (American Geologist, ix,6i

1892.) Incidental references to fossils.
Necomian and Gryphsea Pitcheri. J. Marcou. ( American Geologist, V, 315-3K

1890.)
Neozoic Geology of Southwestern Arkansas. R. T. Hill. (Geol. Sur. Arkanaai

Ann. Rep. 1888, ii, 1-260. 1888.) Mention made of different species.
New .Jersey, Geology of Artesian Wells at Atlantic City. L. Woolman. (Pm

Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila., xui, 132-147. 1890.) Incidental references to foHsii
New Mexico, Mesozoic Series. J. Maroon. (American Geologist, iv, 155-111

and 216-229. 1889.) Various species of fossils referred to.
New or Little Known Saurian from the Benton of Kansas. F. W. Cragii

(American Geologist, ii, 404-107. 1888.)
New York, Balanoid Cirripedo from Marcellus Shale. R. P. Whitfield. (Bii

Mus. Nat. Hist., ii, No. 2, 66-68. 1889.)
Niobrara Cretaceous of Westt^rn Kansas. S. W. WilHston. (Trans. Kansi

Acad. S<i., xit, 107-111. 1893.)
North American Mesozoic. C. A. White. (I^roc. Am. As. Adv. Sci., xxxviii

205-226. 1890.)
North American Mesozoic. C. A. White. (Science, xiv, 160-166. 1889.)
Note sur quehinus Echinidcs du terrain cretao^ du Mexique. M. Cotteau. ( Ik

Soc. g«^ol. Fran«e, iii, No. 18, 292-299. 1890.)
Observations on Genus Triiiacromeruni. F. W. Cragin. (American Geoh)gi>
' viir, 171-174. 1891.)
Occurrence of Fossils of (Jretaceous Ago on the Island of Martlia's Vineyard. ^

S. Slialer. (Bnl. Mus. Comp. Zool., Harvard C(dl., xvi, 89-97. 1889.)
Ostracoda from Mabou Coal Field of Nova Scotia. T. R. Jones and J. V

Kirby. (Geoh.gical Magazine, Dec. iii, vi, 269-271. 1889.)
Palecmtological Notes. A. S. Packard. (Proc. Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., xxi'
1 209-216. 1889.)
Paleontology of Cretaceous Formations of Texas, Part I. R. T. Hill. (Uuivt;

sity of Texas, School of Geology, Circtilars, 8 pp. 1889.)
Paleontology of Cretaceous Formations on Staten Island. A. HoUick. (Tran:
f N. Y. Acad. Sci.. xi., 96-103. 1892.)
Permian of Texas. C. A. White. (American Naturalist, XXii, 926. 1888.)

rOLOGY. [BOLLia J|j BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY. 59

CMMPoeouB — Contiuued.
.an Naturalist, ^"^'i "'IjfeainH, Paleontology. F. W. Cragin. (Bui. Washburn Colle-jo Lal>. Nat. Hist.,

•:^§ II, 65-68. 1889.)
orn. (American Xa! '|||e8iosanr from Niobrara Cretiiceous of Kansas. S. W. V.''illistoii. (Kansas

. Acad. Sci., xii, 1-5. 1891.)
r. B. Tyrrell. (Tratii j|fteBio8aur from Niobrara Cretaceous of Kansas. S. W. Williston. (Trans. Kansas

M^ Sci., XII, 174-178. 1890.)
.8. Adv. Sci., XLi, 17 r|perano(lon, Skull and Hind Extremity. 8. W. Williston. ( AuH^rican Naturalist,

fxxv, 1124-1126. 1891.)
lition. W. B. Ciart i|bff'et (iroup of Washington Territory. C. A. White. (Am. .Jour. Sci., (3),
(0.) Various specie xxxvi, 443-4.50. 1888.) Incidental references to fossils.

Bftdiolaria from Pierre Formation of Northwestern Manitoba. 1). Rust. ((ieol.
P. R. Uhler. (Trau uq,! ^at. Hist. Sur. Canada, Contributions to Canadian Mi<!ro-Piile(nitology,

Pt. IV, 101-110. 1892.)
Iretaceous and Eooec ||||]iitions of American and European Faunas. J. W. Gregory. (Hul. iJeol. Soc.
1,97-104. 1888.) America, III, 101-108, 1H92.)

, Osborn. (Proe. Aa Beply to Profe-ssor Marsh's Note on Mesozoits Mammalia. H. F. Osborn. (Am.

Adv. Sci., XL, 280. 1891.) Abstract,
iptiles from Laramie Formation. O. C. Marsh. (Am. .Jour. S<'i., (3), 449-453.
892.)

torations of Ciasanrus and Ceratosaurns. O. C. Marsh. (Am. .Jour. Sci.,
3), XLiv, 343-349. 1892.)

iteration of Triceratops. O. C. Marsh. (Am. .Jour Sci., (3), xi.i, 339-3'i2.
.891.)

rians of Laramie Formation. G. Biinr. (Science, xvii, 21(V-217. 1891.)
ropoda and Other New Dinosaurs from the Potomac Formation. O. C.
arsh. (Am. .Jour. Sci., (3), xxxv, 89-94, 1888.) Several forms deseriluid as
lew.

.ten Island, Now York, Cretaceoup. and Triassic Fo-ssils. (American Natur-
list, xxiii, 1032-1037. 1889.) Note in the Proc. Nat. Sci. Association of
Itaten Island.

oture of Kansas Chalk. S. W. Williston. (Trans. Kansas Acad. Sci., xil,
.00. 3890.) V .^rious species of fossils referred to.

as, Annotated Check-List of Cretaceous Invertebrate Fossils. R. T. Hill.
Geol. Sur. Texas, Bui. No 4, 57 pp. 1889.)
as, Mitchell County. G. C. Broadhead. (American Geologist, ii, 4;i;i-i;i6.

) Various species of ibssils referred to.
as, Permian, and its Mesczoic Types of Fossils. C. A. White. (Bui. l'. S.
iol. Sur., No. 77, 51 pp. 1891.)

er eine Hiiutigheit Hippnritenartiger Chamiden augezeichnete Fauna dor
berturonen von Texiui, von Ferdinand Roemer. R. T. Hill. (Am. .lour.
i., (3), XXXVII, 318, .319. 1889.)

r eiiiige fossile Knockenfisohe aus der Mittleren Kreide von Kansas. A. R.
■oop. (Palicontolographica, xxxix, 107. 1892.)
brata from Tertiary and Cretaceous Rocks of the Northwest Territory. E*
Copu. (Geol. and Nat. Hist. Sur. Canada, Cont. Canadian Pal., in, 1-25.
|89l.)

ebrate Fauna of Puerco Epoch. E. D. Cope, (American Naturalist, xxil,
[61-163. 1888.)
H^rtebrate Fossils. O. C. Marsh. (Am. .Jour. Sci., (3), xi.li, 265-269. 1891.)
R. T. Hill. (Uuivt: ^P^^'brates from Tertiary and Cretaceous Rocks of the Northwest n-rritory; i,

eeies from the Oligocene or Lower Miocene beds of the Cypress Hills. E.
A. HoUick. (Trait ..^). C»]w. (Geol. and Nat. Hist. Sur. Canada, iii, 1-25. 1891.)

inia. Fossils in the Lafayette Formation. N. H. Dartun. (American Geol-
xxii, 926. 1888.) ^^^t^^' ^^> 181-183. 1892.)

A. Heilprin. (I'roi

na; with Note on Fn:
[can Geologist, ix, ti3;

I Geologist, V, 315-31;

(Geol. Sur. Arkanaai
t'erent species.

L. Woolman. (Prni ,;;
,1 references to fossil'
leologist, IV, 155- W ,|

to.

usas. F. W. Cragii |

P. Whittteld. (Bii

iton. (Trans. Kau8»

Adv. Sci., xxxvin J

160-166. 1889.) %a
M. Cotteau. (Bn

(American Geologi>:

lartha's Vineyard. ?
89-97. 1889.)
R. Jones and J. V

89.)

oc. Nat. Hist., xxi

)

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY, [mi ,««|i

I

I I

Hi!

Hi!:

Cretaceous ami Tertiary Strav<a near VViliiiiii<rtun, >'.('. T.VV. Btaiitoii. (Aiiicr:

GeologiHt, VII, 333, ;J34. 1891.) Occiirroixn' of characteriHtic foHnilH not
Cretaceous, I^ater, Deposita in Iowa. C. A. White. (American (Geologist, i

227. 1888.) VarioHS Hpecies of fossils referred to.
Cretaceous Mammalia. O. C. Marsh. (Am. .Four. Sci., (3), xxxviii, 81-9<). i
Cretaceous Mammalia, Part ii. O. C. Marsh. (Am. .Tonr. 8ci., xxviii, 17:

.1889.)
Cretaceous Mammalia, Review of Discovery. H. F. Osboni. (Anierieau Nafiit

XXV, 44, . I.'). 1891.)
Crinoid Heterocrinus Suhcrassns. 1). T. 1). Dy<'he. (Scieiiee, xx, p. 66. isii.
Crinoid, Speeies of Biirliugtoii. li. R. Rowley. (American Geoloffist, v, l|i

1890.)
Crinoidea, Attachment of Platyceras. C. li. Keyes. (.Vmerican Naturalist,

924,925. 1888.)
Crinoidea of Lower Limestone at Rockport, New York, with l)escripti<ms m

Species. E. N. S. Rini^iieber}^. (Ann. New York Acad. Sci., v, 301.

Reviewed in American (ieologist, vi, 2.50, 1890.
Crinoidea, Ventral Structure of Taxocrinus iuid llaplocrinus, and C'onse(|Utiii

ifications in Clas.silication. C. Waclismuth and F. Spriiiffer. (Proc :■,

Nat. Sci. Phila., 337-:5r)3. 1888.)
Crinoids and Blastoids, Natural Casts from Kurlin^rfon Limestone. R. R. Rn

(American Oe«do<rist. vi, 66,67. 1800.)
Crinoids and Blastoids fr<»m Kinderliook Group of Lower Carboniferous Um,

Lo Grand, Iowa. C. Wachsmutli and F. Springer. (Geol. Sur. Illinoi.v

155-20.'». 1890.) A nun\lior of species descrilied and figured a« new.
Crinoids, British Fossil. F. \. Bather. (Ann. :ind Mag. Nat. Hist., (6), v, WS-

and 373-388. 18JK).)
Crinoids, Camerate from Niagara Group, Two Nt'W Genera and Eight Specie

Wachsmuth and F. Springer. (American (geologist, X, 13.3-144. 1892.
Crinoids, from Niagara (iroup, Genus. S. A. Miller. (American (ieoiogist. i

264. 1888.)
Crinoids from Niagara Limestone at St. Paul, Decatur County, Indiana.

Beachlor. (American Geologist, iv, 102,103. 1889.)
Ciinoids from Missouri, Lower Carboniferous. S. A. Miller. (Bui. (leol. Sm

souri, No. 4, 40 p))., .'> plates. 1891.) Descriptions of new species.
Crinoids in F.vmilies, Structure, C'lassitication and Arranp'nutnt of Americiii I

zoic. S. A. Miller. (Indiana Dep. Geol. and Nat. Hist., Sixteenth Ann

State < Jeologist, for 1889, 302-326. 188!). )
Crinoids, Perisomic Plates. C. R. Keyes. (Americiin (Jeologist, vn,25i>-2rfS.
Crinoids, Perisomic Plates. C. R. Keyes. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xli, 247, 24H. i
Crinoids, Structure, Classification, and Arrangement. S. A. Miller. (Aiiif

Geologist, VI, 27.J-286 and 210-357. 1890.)
Crinoids, Termination of Columns. D. T. I). Dyche. (American (Jeologist, x

1892.)
Critical Revision of Species Montieuliporoid Corals of the (Mncinnati Gnmi

P. and J. F. James. (Jour. Cin. Soc. Nat. Hist., x-xi. 118-141, l.58-l«l.

1887-1888.)
Crook, A. R. (Jeber einige fossile Knoclieniische :ius der Mittlereu KnJil

Kansas. (Palieontographica, Vol. xxxix, p. 107. Cassel, 1892.)
Cross, Whitman. Denver Tertiary Formation. (Am. Jonr. Sci., (3), Vol. \\

pp. 261-282. New Haven, 188!).) Incidental references to fossils foriii'*
Cross, Whitman. Post-Laramie Deposits of Cohu-ado. (Am. Jour. Sci., ili

XLiv, pp. 19-22. New !liiv<Mi. 1S92. ) Incidental references to tin' :

found in the diiferent formations at various localities.

.EONTOLOOY. li.tiii

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61

T.VV. Stanton. (Aincrl
ficteriHtic fcwrtilH nottrj
inurican OeologiHt, i.

3), XXXVIII, Hl-{»(). !■
»ur. Sci., XXVIII, ITT- J

III. (American Natnri ^

oiii^e, XX, p. (56. ls!i:
ic;iii (r)^ologiHt, V, 14i

iiioricMii Xatnralist.

with DcHcriptions oi
A.^ad. Sci., v, 301. ;

niiH, niid ConBeqiiciit
. Spriiif^or. (Proc. .;

m

linieHtone. li. R. |{ii>

r CarboniferoiiH Hoc'

(Geol. Snr. Illiuoiv
I fiffiirod aj» new.
Nat. Hist., (fi), v,:i::.

ra and Eight Siu'ci.- :A
, X, 133-U4. 1802.1 i
iiiericaii (loohigist. i ;|

County, Iiidiaiia.

)

ler. (Bui. (rool. Siir
)f now 8p«icit'8.
,<'in«!iit of American I
liHt., tSixt««ntii Anil

logist, VH, 255-2r)S.
., (3),XLi, 247,24K. •
S. A. Miller. (Am 1

iiKTican (li'ologlHt. \ I

lie (Mncinnati Grfnii
XI. 118-141, 15«-1«I.;

ler Mittleren Knid'

OasH.)!, 1892.)

iir. Sci., (3), Vol. w

ices to fossils form-*. .^
(Am. .lour. Sci.. w* ,**
n^rerenues t« t]i« <

vs.

eans (ucm-ti'lobitic). See also Trilobites.

itious and Corrections to Miller's North Americau Paleontology. C. L. Her-

ck. (Amcriian Geologist, v, 2.')3-25r). 1890.)

lis Hameri in Pleistocene at Kiviereide Keaudette, and on the occurrence
peculiar varieties of Mya Arenaria and M. Truncata in the Modem Sea and
the Pleistocene. W. Dawson. (Canadian Kec. Sci., in, 287-292. 1889.)
iherella: New (ienus of Lower Helderherg Ostracoda, E. O. Ulrich. (Ameri-
,n Geologi.st, VIII, 197-204. 1891.)

lographj' of Paleozoic Crustacea I'rom l(i98-1889. A. W. Vogdes. (Bui. U.
Geol. Sur., No. «i3, 177 pp. 18!K>.)

ish Columbia, Cretaceous Fossils from the Northwest Territory of Manitoba.
'. F. Whiteaves. ((»eol. and Nat. Hist. Sur. Canada, Contributums to Cana-
an Paleontology, i, 151-196. 1889.)

briau Organisms in Acadia. G. V, Matthew. (Traii;;. Roy. Soc. Canada,
I, Sec. iv, 135-162. 1889.)

ada, Micro-Paleontology of Camhro-Silurian Rocks. E. O. Ulrich. (Geol.
d Nat. Hist. Sur. Canada, Micro-Paleontology, Part ii, 27-57. 1889.)
,<lian Micro-Pal«ontology. T. Rupert .Jones. (Geol. and Nat. Hist. Snr.
nada, Micro-Paleontology. Part iii, .".O-IOO. 1891.)

logue of North Americau PaIeoz<iic Crustacea, Couiiued to Non-Trilobitic
uera and Species. A. W. Vogdes. (Ann. N. Y. Acad. Sci., v, No. 1. 1889. )
taceous Tracks from the Potsdam Sandstone of Port Henry, N. Y. .1. Hall,
ew York State Miis. Nat. Hist., 42il Ann. Rep.. 25-:i4. 1889.)
oniaii and Silurian Ostrsicoda from North America and France and the Bos-
oms. T. R. .Jones. (Quart. Jour. Gerd. Soc, London, XLVi, 534-556. 1890.)
onian Crustacea Described in Paleontology of New York, Vol. vil. List of
e Specimens in Possession of Now York State Museum of Natural History.
Hall. (Eightli Ann. Report State Geologist, New York, for 1889, 24-27.
19.)

onian Rocks of Mackenzie River Basin. .J. F. Whiteaves. (Geol. and Nat.
ist. Sur. Canada, Contributions to Canadian Paleontology, Part ill, 199-253.

1.)

na of Lower Cambrian or Oleneilns Zime. C. 1). Walcott. (U. S. Geol.
r.. Tenth Ann. Rep., 511-(m8. 1890.)
Ilogy of Artesian Wells at Atlantic City, N. J. L. Woolmau. (Proc. Acad,
fat. Sci.,Phila., xi.ii, 132-147. 1890.) Incidental references to fossils.

and Little Known American Paleozoic Ostracoda. E. O. Ulrich. (.Tour,
in. Soc. Nat. Hist., xiii, 101-137. 173-211. 1890-1891.)

coda from Pennsylvania, Paleozoic. T. R. .Jones.
,337-342. 1889.)

iitology of New York. .T. HaN and .J. M. Clarke.

., VII., 236 pp. 1888.)

zoic Bivalve Entomostraca. North American Species. T. R. Jcmes.
id Mag. Nat. Hist., (6,) in, IM. 1889. )
hhicarid Crustacu^a from Middle Cambrian of Mount Stephens, B. C. ,J. F.

iteaves. (Canadian Rec. Sci., v. No. 4, 205-208. 1892.)
iau Ostracoda, No. 1. E. O. Ulricli. (American Geologi4t, x, 263-270.

) New forms described,
lies of Fossils from Cambro-Silurian Rocl<s of Manitoba. J. F. Whiteavos.

ans. Roy. Soc. Canada, vii. Sec. iv, 75-83. 1889.)
ks of Organic Origin in Rocks of Auimikie Group. A. R. C. Selwyn. (Am.
lur. Sci., (3,) xxxix, 145-147. 1890.)

ilep .s ill Utica Formation of Ottawa, Canada. H. Woodward. (Gewlogica)
gaziuo, VI, 271-275. 1889.)

(American Geologist,
(Nat. Hist. New York,
(Anu.

w

HrfliP

1

62 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY, (bi,

Crustacea Described in Piileoiitolo|i(y of New York, Vol. vil, in the PoBsesKioin.

Now York State Museum of Nat. Hist., List of Type Speoimens. J. i

(Eighth Ann. Rep. Stute Geoh)gist, for 1889, 24-27. 1889.)
Crustacea from Lower Silurian of Tennessee, with Remarks on Others uot

Known. .1. M Safford and >.. W. Vodges. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., 1';

166-168. 1889.) DescriptioL »f new species.
Crustacea from 1698-1889, Bibliography of Paleozoic. A. W. Vodges. (Bui;

Cool. Sur., No. 63, 177 pp. 189^.)
Crustacea, Non-TriIobiti<; Genera and Species, Catalogue of North American r

zoic. A. W. Vodges. (Ann. N. Y. Acad. Sci., v, No. 1. 1889.)
Crustaceous Tracks from the I'otsdam Sandstone of Port Henry, New York. .1,:

(New York State Mus. Nat. Hist., 42d Ann. Rep., 25-27. 1889.)
Cryptozoon Minnesotensis in Shakopee Limestone at Northiield, Minnesota

W. Chaney, jr. (Bui. Minnesota Acad. Nat. Sci., m, 280-284. 1891.)
Cuboides Zone and its Fauna, a discussion of Methods of Correlation. H. S.'

iams. (Bui. Geol. Soc' America, i, 481-500. 1890.)
[Cummins, TV. P. ] Appendix to Geology of Coleman County. (Texas Cul.

Second Ann. Rep., p. 552. Austin, 1890.) Describes as new Hadrophf

aplatiia.
Cummins, "W. P., and Otto Lerch. Geological Survey of the Concho country, >

ot Texas. (American Geologist, Vol. v, pp. 321-335. Minneapolis, 18!K).

cideutal references to fossils are given.
Cumnoria (Camptosaurus), Pelvis. S. W. Williston. (American Naturalist, ^

472,473. 1890.)
Cusps, Mammalian, Nomenclature. H. F. Osborn. (American Naturalist,

92&-928. 1888.)
Cuyhoga Shale and Problem of Ohio Waverly. C. L. Horrick. (Bui. Gool

America, ii, 31-47. 1891.) Incidental references to fossils.
Cyclocrinus, Teber die Gattiingen Pasceolus. F. Roemer. (Neues Jahrbii

Min., Geol. u. Pal., 74,75. 1888.)
Cyprasa, Fossil. .T. H. Campbell. (The Nautilus, vi, 50,51. 1892.)
Cystidians of Jefferson County, Indiana. G. C. Hubbard. (Proc. Indiana A

Sci., I, 67. 1891.)
Cytherea Convexa, Say. W. H. Dall. (The Nautilus, vi, 52, 53. 1892.)
Dakota (South).

Cambrian J'ossils, Upper, Description of New Forms. C. D. Walcott. i

II. S. Nat. Mus., xiii, 266-279. 1891.)
(■retiu'oons Echinoidea of North America, Revision. W. B. Clark. (Johns!

kins Univ. Circulars, No. x, 87, 75-77. 1891.)
Paleozoic Fossils of Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Dakota, and Nebraska, Li

List. B. Bierbauer. (Bui. Minnesota Acad. Nat. Sci., iii, 206-247. IW

Tertiary Mammals. (). C. Marsh. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xxxix, 523-525. :

Dall, W. H. Age of the I'eace Creek Bone Beds of Florida. (Proc. Biol

Wash., Vol. \i, Mch. VVaHhington, 1891.) Reviewed in Am. Naturalist,

400. 401, 1891.
Dall, W. H. Contributions to Tertiary Fauna of Florida. (Trans. Wagner

Inst. Sci., Phila., Vol. ill, pp. 1-178, 11 plates. Philadelphia, 1890.) T

on the plan of an annotated cittulogue of the Gasteropods of the region,

brief notes on the structure of the shells. The following species are Ii),

or described, most of them as new :

Liopliix il<n'i<lana.
Helicina ballista.
Planorbis wilcoxii.
Bulimulus ( f Anctus) tioridanus
Conrad.

BnlimuluB ( f Anctus) heilprinii
Bulimulus (f Anctus) auierii

Dall.
Bulimulus ( ? AnotuB) stearnsii i
Helix latebrosa.

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II, in the PossesHiun i>:
'ype Specimens. J.;

1889.)

arks on Otliers uot
I. Acad. Nat. Sci., 11

. W. Vodges. (Bull

of North American 1
». 1. 1889.)
rleury, New York. ,J,;
^27. 1889.)
iorthfield, MinneHota
,280-284. 1891.)

Correlatiou. 11. S.

ounty. (Texas G- ol.'
lies as uew Hadroph)

the Concho country, >
. Minneapolis, 18!K).

imerican Naturalist, \

merican Naturalist, :

Horriok. (Bui. Geol

I fossils.

mer. (Neues Jahrbu ';

,51. 1892.)

d. (Proo. Indiana A

52,53. 1892.)

C. D. Walcott. (:

»V. B. Clark. (Johns i

>ta, and Nebraska, CI |
ci., Ill, 206-247. im
), XXXIX, 523-52.5. !
orida. (Proc. Biol.
id in Am. Naturalist,:

a. (Trans. Wagner |
iladelphia, 1890.) 11 I
-opods of the region, ^
owing species are tif.,

IB ( fAnctuB) heilpriniiK
8 (fAnctus) aiuBrk-''

» ( fAnctuB) Rtearnsii il
ebrosa,

'f;> Helix instrumofta.
Helix orusta.

Helix crusta var. ounotator Dall.
Helix diespiter.
Helix direpta.

elix haruspica.
Helix adamnis.
'^ Strophia (Eostrophia) anodonta.
. Strophia (Anodonta var. ) iloridana

Dall.
-|CyIindrella iloridana.
%Bingicula iloridana Dall.
JfKingicula (floridana var. ?) Guppyi

Dall.

triculus vaginatuH.

aphander (Bucoonia) grandis

Aldiich.

ollabella aldrichi.

lanorbis conanti.
Planorbis disstoni.
Physa meigsii.
Conus planiceps Heilprin.
Conns cruzianus.
Drillia newmani.

rillia acurugata.
iDrillia acucincta.

rillia ebenina.

rillia edilia.

rillia Bodilia.

rillia podagrina.

rillia piscator.

rillia bigeiuma.

rilliii (Lissotropis var. > perpolita

Dall.
Cythara termiuula.
Daphnella cingulata.
iDaphnella modesta.
iGlyphostoma watsoni.

leurotomella charieM8a,var. pitttil-

lata, Dall.

ancellaria conradiana.

ancellaria venusta.

'rigonoHtonia tenera Philippi.

rigonostoma snbtliomasitc.

livella lata.

ncillaria shepardi.

iarginolla ballista.

argiiiella precursor.

arginella pardalis Dall.

arginella iloridana.

arginella wilcoxiana.

arginella aurora.

arginella denticulata Conrsid.
Marginella bella Conrad.

arginella faunula,

Marginella elegantula. •

Marginella newmani.
Marginella styria Dall.
Marginella gravida.
Marginella (Volutella) amiantula.
Liopeplum spillmani Dall.
Liopeplum snbjugosum Dall.
Lyria costata Sowerby.
Volutilithos precursor Dall.
Scaphella (Caricella) leana Dall.
Scaphella (Caricella) subangulata

Conrad.
Scaphella trenbolnii, Tuomey and

Holmes.
Sca2>hella iloridana Hoilprin.
Eucymba ocalana Dall.
Perplicaria perplexa.
Mitra holniesii.
Mitra wilcoxii.
Mitra (niississippiunsiH var. f) sili-

cata Dull.
Conomitra staminoa Conrad.
Mitromorpha cincta.
Mitromorpha pygniina Dall.
Turbinella chipolana.
Turbinella regina Hoilprin.
Turbinella soolyinoides.
Mazzalina costata.
Latirus floridanus Heilprin.
Latirus callimorphus.
Latirus rugatus.
Latirus tesBollatus.
Latirus hypsipottus.
Fulgur stellatum.
Fulgur echinatum.
MelogtMia Hculpturata.
Molongena sculpturata var. turri-

cula Dall.
Melougeiia subcorouata var. aspi-

nosa Dall.
Solcnosteira mcngeana.
Holenostoira inoruata.
F'usus (Papillina) duraosus Conrad.
Fusus ballista.
FusiiNf (piinquespinus.
Fusus ((Jhrysodomus?) nexilis.
Tritonidea pauper.
Nassa bidcntata Kimnona.
NasHii la]»eiiotierei.
Nas^4a cnlooHiionsis.
Anachis caniax.
Anachis ithitoina.
Murex (Chicoreusf ) micronieris.
Murex (Ptoronotus) texilie Gabb.
Kupleura miocenica.

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Muricidea Hpinnlosa Heilprin.
Typhis lingiiiferua.
Typhis floridunus Dall.
Rapana tumpaonais.
Coralliophila magua. <

CoruUiophila lepidota.
Opalia de-bouryi.
Eiilima conoidea Kurtz and Stimp-

8on.
Niso willcoxiaitu.
Phaliuni globosuni.
Phalium aldrirhi.

Ovuhi (TrauBoviila) luulticarini

Cyprii>a pinguis Conrad.

Cyprasa heilpriuii.

Cyprrea wilcoxi.

Cypnea (Siphocypaera) prolilcn

ica Heilprin.
Orthaiilax puguax Heilprin.
Orthanlax gabbi.
Riniella Hniitliii.
StronibuH nlbirnpianus.
Stronibns aldrichi.
Strombns chipolana.

Th«i following species described or figured from Part ii, 1892:

Bulla striata Hrug., var. attenuata

Dall.
Utriculus vaglnatus Dall.
Conns planiceps Heilprin.
Conns adversarius Conrad.
Drill ia myrmecoon.
Drillia hoplopliorus.
Drillia uplianitonia.
Drillia schismatica.
Drillia sigela.
Glyphostoraa johnsoni.
Daphnella elata Dall.
Cancellaria conradiana Dall, var.

rotunda.
Cancellaria (Trigonostoniii) serieea.
MarginelU euliniu.
Marginella onchidella.
Marginella (Volutella) dacria.
Scaphella (Caricella) podagrina

Dall.
Perplicaria perplexa Dall.
Tnrbinella scolynioides Dall.
Fasciolaria (sparrowi var.?) acuta

Kmmous.
Fasciolaria eleguns Kniinons.
Olyptostyla piuuanuiiisis.
Mazzalina oweni Dall.
Melogena subcoronata Heilprin.
Solenosteira inornata Dull.
FuHUs »(|nalis Emmons.
Fusus caloosaensis Heilprin.
Fusus quiuqnespinus Dall.
Pisiana (Celatoconus) nux.
Ilyanassa (Paranassa) arata Say.
Ilyanassa (Paranassa) isogranima.
Nassa johnsoni.
Collumbella (Anacbis) styliola.
Trophon (Aspella) <!ngonatu8.
Rapana tampaonsis Dall var. t
Soala (Opalia) debouryi Dall,
Soala Bteamsii Dall,

Niso lineata C«»nrad.
Odontostomia (Syrnwla) cal<M)>.

sis.
Odontostonjia (Syrnola) attt-ni
Turbonilla (Ondina) fragilis.
Turbonilla chipolana.
Turbonilla protracta.
Cassis (Phalium) globosum li;i
Cassis (Phalium) aldrichi Dall
tStrombus chipolanus Dall.
Triforis niittdla.
Cerithospsis scarphius.
Bittium chipola uni. .}

Bittium (ihipolanum, var. Im: ',%

Dall.
Bittium permutabile.
Bittium cossmannii.
Bittium annettiK.
Bittium podagrinum.
Bittiuni(Styliferina?)prisciiin;
Bittium (Stylifcrina) bioplcx.
Bittium (Styliferina) ceritliiil'

Dall.
Cerithium caloosaeuse Dall.
Cerithium ocalanum.
Cerithium burnsii.
Cerithium platynema.
Cerithium callisoma.
Cerithium glaphyrea.
Cerithium glaphyrea, var. ;

rium Dall.
Cerithium coccodes.
Cerithium chipolauum.
Cerithium vinctum Vv'hitfu'lil
Potamides hillsborounsis Uti!
Potamides (Lampauella) tnn

Dall.
Potamides (Pyrazisinus) ciiiii;

latus Heilprin.
Potamides (Pyra?(()tnua) cor;

Heilpriu,

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65

rausoviila) niulticnriiiv

ingiiis Conrud.

eilpriuii.

rilcoxi.

■^iphocypaern) proliltn

Iprin.

!c piiguax Heilpriii.

X pabbi.

miitliii.

i nlbirupiiinus.

1 aldrichi.

i chipolana.

I, 1892:

[ita Conrad.

oiuia (Syrnwlii) cnlmy

oinia (Symola) attem
la (Ondina) fragilis.
la chipolana.
la protracta.
'haliuin) globosiim Hi
haliiim) aldrichi Dall
s chipolanuH Dall.
nitella.

psiH HcarphiuH.
chipola iini.
chipulanuni, var. Imr

permntabile.
cossmanuii.
unnettHt.
podagrinnm.

Stvlifei"in'i*)P'*i8«'iiiii:
(Stylifcrina) hioplfx.
(Styliferina) cerithiit

m oaloosaense Dall.

m ocalanum.

Ill ImriiHii.

Ill platynema.

ni callisoma.

in glaphyrea.

Ill jjlaphyrea, var.

)all.

in cocf^odes.

ni chipolauiim.

m vinctnm Vv'hittiill

08 hillsboroenHis Uv\

m (Lampauella) ti;ii

es (PyrazisinuB) vm]

Heilprin.

lea (Pjrra?t(jinq8) ton

riui

WJ

'otamidea (Pyraziainua) acalatus
Heilprin.

'otamidea (Pyraziainus) acutua.
lava chipolana.
lava calooaaeuaia.
laba chipolana.
iodnlua tiirbanitua Heilprin.
iodulaa wilcoxii.
IfodaliiB oompactua.
piecuin floridanum, var. compac-
tuni Dall.
Itecum coronellum.
ItBCUiu caroliniauum.
Ifficuni tortilt>.
loiciim (tortile var. f ) ibex,
ieioceraa cingulatum.
rpulorbia (granifera var. f) bal-
listic Dall.

'nrritella tampw Heilprin.
arritella tampiu var. pagodiefor-
mia Heilprin.

rritclla gatunenaia Conrad,
arritella tcrebriformia.
nrritella chipolana.
arritella aubgrnndifera. '

rritella aubanulata Heilprin.
rritella perattenuata Heilprin.
rritella apicalia Heiliirin.
'nba acutiasiuia.
'oaaarua lyra Conrad,
'oaaarua (laapia) anomala C B.
Adauia.

larium aniphiternium.
tiachelix retifera.
ydrobia anibilcata Pilabry.
'ydrobia auiuicoloidea Pilabry.
ydrobia uiobiliaua Dall.
uicola omphalotropia Pilabry.
aaoa lipena.
8Hoa athymorhyaaa.
iaaoa (Onoba) gertea.
laaoa (Onoba) calliatrophia.
aaoa (Onoba) microcharia.
aaoiua johnaoni.
aaoina chipolana.
.deorbia atrigillatus.
.deorbis leai.

althea wilcoxii.
enophora couchyliophora Born,
atica alticalloaa.
atica (Cryptonatioa) floridana.
jpolynicea (Lunatia) internua Say.
puUiua lischeri.
pullina Bolidula.
lyuices (Amauropaia) bumaii.
Bull. 121 5

Sigaretus ohipolanua.
Sigeratua ' iiultiplicataa.
Turbo rhbutograuunicaa.
Aatralium (Litbopoma) chipola-

num.
Astraliam (Lithopoma) precorsor.
Collonia elegantala.
Collonia radiata.
Collonia chipolana.
Collonia olaibornensia.
Chloroatoma (Omphaliua) exoletam

Conrad.
Oibbala americana.
Callioatoma philanthropas Conrad.
Callioatoma philanthropas var.

eliminatum Dall.
Callioatoma (philanthropuavar.f)

conradiauum Dall.
Callioatoma metrium.
Callioatoma wilcoxiannm.
Callioatoma virgiuicum Conrad.
Callioatoma grammaticam.
Callioatoma exile.
Callioatoma eboream Wagner.
CoUioatoma wagnerii Dall.
Callioatoma aphelium.
Callioatoma nitena.
Callioatoma eroaum.
Callioatoma harriaii.
Callioatoma cyclna.
Callioatoma (Eatrochus) limulum.
Callioatoma (Eutrochua) cerami-

cnm.
Margarita tampaenaia.
Solariella louiaiana.
Solariella turritella.
Liotia (Arene) aolariclla Heilprin.
Liotia (Arene) coronata.
Liotia (Arena f) milium.
Liotia (Arene) perarniata.
Liotia (Arene) agonea.
Teinoatoma milium.
Teiuostoma calooaaenae.
Teinoatoma chipolanum.
Teinoatoma opaitelotua.
Teinoatoma microtbratia.
Teinoatoma ateiratum.
Teinoatoma vortex.
Teinoatoma collinus.
Teinoatoma funiculus.
Teinoatoma paeudadeorbis.
Dillwynella naticoides Lea.
Cochliolepis striata Simpson.
Cyclostrema chipolanum.
Molleria dupliuenais.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OP NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY.

Molleria niiuiiHcula.
Norita tampaennis.
Neritina chipolaua.
Neritina (Theodoxnsf) edentula.
Lucapina suffuaa Roevu.
FisHuridea carolinensis Conrad.
Fiasuridea niicnlu,
FisBuridua chipnlana.
Fiasuridea caloosaonsis.

FiaHiiridca curditella.
Eniur^iiiulu (Kitimla) camli:
EniarKiiiiila pilttbryi.
Vaginulln chipolaua.
iHchonchiton tainpiieuaiH.
Dontaliuiu calooaaeuae.
Dentaliiiiu priaiua.
Dvntalinni caduloida.
CaduluH iloridauua.

Reviewed by J. Koenen, Noiies Jahrbuch, 179, 180. 1892.

Dall, VET. H. Cytherea Convexa Say. (The Nautilua, Vol. vi, pp. .')2,5.3. I'li
phia, 1892.) Diacussea the ayuouoniy of this apcciva uud conclude.s tlia
rad's name, C. sayana, would be beat adapted for it.

Dall, W. H. Hinge of Pelecypoda aud its Development, with au Attempt I
a better Subdivision of the Group. (Am. lour. Set., (3), Vol. x\\\
435-462. New Haven, 1889.) The various characters upon which th*; d
claasiiicationa of the Lamellibrancbiates hiive been based are discu^Mi i:
special value of the hinge jtarta ia then taken up and the concluaion „
at that it forma the moat satisfactory criterion.

"W. H. Preliminary Catalogue of the Shell-bearing Marine Mollu>
Brachiopods of the Southeastern Coast of the United States. (Bui. C
Mua., No. 37, 221 pp., 74 plates. Washington, 1889.) A catalogue of \
uad Pleiatoccne forms, with a bibliography and their geological ni.
graphical distribution. The following Neocene species are ligiired: >rf|

Dall,

Terebratula cubensis Pourtales.
Terebratulina septentrioualia

Couth.
Eudeaia cranium Miller.
Platidia semiuula Phillippi.
Thecidium mediterraneum Sow-

erby.
Dimya argentea Dall.
Janira hemicyclica Ravenel.
Pecten magellanicua Gmelin.
Peoten irradianus Lamarck.
Mytilus edulis Linne.
Modiola modiolua Linne.
Modiolaria nigra Gray.
Modiolaria corrugata Stimpsou.
Creuella glandula Totten.
Area transversa Say.
Area pexata Say.
Area pectunculoides Scacchi.
Nucula proxima Say.
Nucula delphinodonta Mighels.
Yoldia limatnla Say.
Leda acuta Conrad.
Solcnomya velum Say.
Venericardia borealia Conrad.
Aatarte undata Gould.
Astarte caatanea Say.
Parastarte trinquetra Conrad.
Circe cerina C. B. Adiima.
Eriphyla lunulata Conrad.

Kellia planulata Stimpaon.
Cryptodou gouldii Philli]i|ii.
Cardinm pinnulatum Conraii^^w.
Cardium antillarum d'OrhiL
Cyprina islandica Linne.
Venus merccnaria Linne.
Petricola pholadiforuiis La:|,
Tagelns gibbus Spengler.
Tagclus diviaua Spengler.
Tellina tenera Say. ||

Macomn baltica Liime.
Cumingia telliuoidea Coma |
Mactra solidiasima Dilhvyn
Mactra lateralis Say. ig

Cochlodesma leanum Coma'
Lyimaia hyalina Conrad.
Cnspidaria laniellosa M. .San
Clidiophora gouldiana Dall i
Corbiila dispiirilis dV)rbi;;:,
Corbiila coutracta Say.
Mya areuaria Linne.
Saxicava arctica Linne.
Barnea costata Linne.
Zirphu;a crispata Linne.
Ringicula uitida Verrill.
Torantina canaliculata .^mv
Cylichnella bidentata d'Orl
Scaphander nobilis Verrill.
Umbra<'ulum bermudense M
Drillia leucoeyma Dall.

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DIBLIOGKAPHY OF NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY. 67

J)aphnolla roticiiloHa Dall.
Glypbostoniii gabbi Dall.
ManKillii* plicusa C. It. Adatiu.
rieurotoiueUa charicHHa Watsou.
Oliva litcrata Lauiarck.
Olivella inutica Say.
Mitra swainboui IJrod. var. autil-

leuHis Dall.
Mitra Htyria Dall.
Fulgar carica Linne.
Bucciiium uiulatuiu Linne.
LioDiosus Htimpsoni Dall.
rbos parvus C. "•. Adams.
NaH^ riua glyptu Ihinh.
Naseii trivittata Say.
Naasa vebt-x Say.
Anacbis avara Say.
AHtyris liiuata Hay.
PbyllonotiiH promnm Omelin.
Euplcura caudata Say.
Urosalpiux cincerus Say.
Purpura lapillue Linne.

Coralliopbila debnrghiu< Keeve.
Scala miiltistriata Say.
Bcala gra>nlaudtca Perry.
Atlanta poror.ii Lesueur.
Seila terobralis C. li. Adams.
Dolopbanea gabbi Dall.
Cwcum couperi Smitb.
Segnenzia monocingulata Se«

guenza.
Adeorbis suprantidus Wood.
Crucibiiliim striatum Say.
CrupiduJa fornicata Linne.
(^repidula plana Say.
Capuliis bungarioiiB Linno.
Nevcrita duplicata Sa,\ .
Luiiatia duplicata Say.
Lunatia beros var. triserita Say.
Bolariella ottoi Phillippi.
Molbtria uHtulata MuUer.
Scissurella crispata Fleming.
Pleurotomaria adamsoniaua Crosse

and Fischer.

, H. Species of Donax of Eastern North America. (Th«» Nantilnn, Vol. v.
»p. 125-127. Pbiladelpbin, 1892.) This paper gives the diagnostic features
n the diflcrent species in tabular form and describes as new : Donax emmonai
id Donax a-quilibrata from the later Miocene (Carolinian) of North Carolina.
H. Types fosHiles do rEoc«>ue du bassin de Paris, r<Scemment ddcouvertea
Amdrique. (Hull. Soc. zool. do France, Vol. xv, pp. 97,98. 1890.)
|2xtract of a letter to Dr. Fisher aum )unciug the collection of certain gasteropods
types hitherto unknown to the American Tertiary.

W. Additional Characters of tho Ceratopsida;, with Notice of New Cre-
kceous Dinosaurs; 0. C. Marsh: Am. Jour Sci., (3), .wxix, 189(>. Review.
^\>ues Jarhbuch, pp. 451,452. 1891.)

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N. H. Stratigraphy of a portion of Central Appalachian Virginia. (Amer-
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Vf. M., and S. Ward Loper. Fossiliferons Black Shale in the Triassic Forma-
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Oeorge M. Earlier Cretaceous Rocks of Northwestern Portion of the
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Acanthodictya hinpida Hinde.
Hyalostclia metissiea b]i. nov.
Ijaniothrix liahellata sp. nov.
Lasiothrix curvicoHtata Hinde.
Halichondrites confusuN sit. nov.
oliolella (LinnarHSonia ' pretio liil
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ProtoH]»ongia r«)tranenia 8p. mtv.
ProtoHpongiit inononenia sp ui>v.
ProtosjiongUi tioronnla sp. nov.
Protospongia uolyncnia h]). nov.
ProtoHpongia t vathiformiH sp. nov.
Protospiingia delicatula sp. nov.
Cyathoepongia (luebeccnsis sp
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Protospongia iHtranema sp. nov. Cyathophytus (lucdu'censis OawHii

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Degenerate Types of S<-upular and Pelvi<- Arches in the Lacertilia. K. 1). (

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QalinBtation of Carboniferous in Northeastern Missouri, Present Basal Line. *

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Denttaoin of Certain Three-toed Horses, Permanent and Temporary.

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Dentttxin of Kodentia, Mechanical Causes of Origin. K. D. ('ope.

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DflffMiian.

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9 confuBus sp. nov

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Fishes of Scaumenac Bay and Campbelltown, Canada,

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Fishes, Paleozoic, of North America. .1. S, Newberry.

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Reference to various .|

sser. (Am. Jonr, Sci„

S. Williams. (Atn.,!, ^|

to fossils.

ew York. J. M. Cla:

91.)

1 Acervnlaria D.ivid*

. Sci., Vol. I, Pt. II, »

?i8t, X. 199-207. mi I'J
ries. T. P ^'uies. (•

\V. Claypole. (Amer "^
iH to fossils.
R. G. McConnell. (i %
, Part I), 163 pp. !• ^

stern New York. ,1

rois. (M(^m. Soc. gh.

secies, with expliina! 'j
p Described in the Ht 1
irst Rep. State Mm il

F. Whiteaves. (Tr
lus. New York Afml ,^
. R. H. Traiiuair.
. (U. 8. (ieol. SiirJ

Q.F. Matthew.

(American Oeoloui*

BIBLIOGRAPHY OP NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY.

73

Ian— Coutinned.
'osails from Lower Helderberg, Chemung, and Waverly Gronps fonnd in the

Colleotiousof theGeologicalSnrvey of Pennsylvania. G. B. Simpson. (Trans.

Am. Philo«. Soc, xv, 4.35-460. 1888.)
Geology and Paleontology, North American, fc,. A. Miller. (One volume, 664
'pp. Cincinnati, 1890.) New species described.
Ideology of Shtinnemunk Mountain, Osage County, New York. C. S. Prosscr.

(Trans. New York State Acad, Sci., xi, 132-149. 1892.) Fossils mentioned,
ibmilton, Chenago, and Osage Counties, New York. C. S. Prosser. (Proc. Am.

As. Adv. Sci., XXVI, 210. 1888.) Abstract, Various species mentioned.
]|[eroynian Question: Brief Review of its Development and present Status,
'with a few Remarks upon its Relations to the Current Classification of Amer-
ican Paleozoic Faunas. J. M. Clarke. (State Cab. Nat. Hist., New York,

42d Ann. Rep., 408-437. 1889.)
ercyn-Frage" and Helderberg Limestone of North America. J. M. Clarke.

(American Geologist, vii, 109-113. 1891.)
rticnlate Brachiopodons Shell. R. P. Whitfiehl. (Bui. American Mus. Nat.

Hist., Ill, 121, 122. 1890.)

ivertebrates. Fossil. A. II. Wortheu. (Geol. Sur. Illinois, viii, 71-154. 1890.)

A number of species described as new from Iowa, Illinois, and Missouri.

wa Devonian Fossils. C. R. Keyen. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila., 247-249.

1888.)

wa, Goolcgicil Reconnaissance in Buchanan County. S.Calvin. (Bui. Lab.

Nat. Hist. State Univ. Iowa, ii. No 2, 177-189. 1889.) Incidental references

to fossils.

ma, Problems in Muscatine County. S. Calvin. (Bui. Lab. Nat. Hist. State

lUniv. Iowa, i, No. 7-18. 1888.) Incidental roforoncos to fossils.

wa, Relation of the Devonian Faunas. H. S. Williams. (American Geologist,

[ill, 230-233. 1889.)

tncky Fossil Shells : A Monograph of the Fossil Shells of the Silurian and

Devonian Rocks of Kentucky. H. Neltleworth. (Kentucky Geol. Sur., Mod.,
11-245. 1889.)

ptienisca; A New Genus of Brachiopod from the Lower Helderberg Group.

C. E. Beechor. (Am. Jour. Sci., xi, 238-240. 1890.)

laokenzie River Basin, Fossils of Devonian Rocks. J. F. Whitonves. (Geol.

and Nat Hist. Sur. Canada, Contributions to Canadian Paleontology, Part

III, 199-253. 1891.)

ianitoba and Winnepegosis, Devonian Rocks of the Islands, Shores or Immediate

Vicinity. J. F. Whiteaves. (Geol. and Nat. Hist. Sur. Canada, Contributions

to Canadian PaUumtology, i, 255-360. 1892.)

anitoba. New or Previously Unrecorded Species of Fossils from Devonian. J.

F. Whiteaves. (Trans. Roy. Soc. Canada, viil, Sec. iv, 93-110. lS9i).)
rcellus Epoch in the State of New York, List of Specii-s Constituting the

Known Fauna and Flora. J. M. Clarke. (Ann. Rep. State Geologist, for

1889,60-62. 1889.)
rcellus Epoch in State of New York, Species Constituting Known Fauna and

Flora. J. M. Clarke. (State. Cab. Nat. Hist., New York, 42d Ann. Rep.,

406,407. 1889.)

aryland, l*iileozoio Fossils. C. R. Keyes. (.Johns Hopkins University Circu-
lars, xi, 28. 29. 1891.)

innesota, Paleozoic Formations. C. W. Hall and F. W. Sardeson. (Bui.

Geol. Soc. America, in, 331-368. 1892.) Incidental niferencos to fossils.
Newborria, Now Genus of Bi-achio)tods, 'vith Remarks on Relations to Rons-

seliiria and Amphigenia. J. Hall. (Tenth Ann. Rep. State Geologist, New

York, 1890, 91-98. 1891.)

f 'ifr^

ft

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY. iBcu.a

K. P. Whitlielil. ( R-

H. 8. Wilhaina

Devonian — Continued.

New York, Bslanoid Cirripede from Marcelhis Shalo

Am. Mas. Nat. Hist., ii, No. 2, 66-68. 1889.)
New York, Faunas of Upper Devonian, Geneaee Section

S. Geol. Sur., Uul. 41, 121 pp. 1888.)
Ontario, Hamilton Formation, with a List of Species at Present known from tl

Formation and Province. J. F. Wliiteavea. (Geol. and Nat. Hist. Sur. C'ii

ada. Contributions to Canadian Paleontology, i, 95-125. 1889. )
Ontario, Paueka from Carboniferous Limestone. .1. F. Whiteuves. ((Juuiul,

Rec. of Sci., V, 401-404. 1891.)
Organisms of Silurian and Dovoniau Rocks in Southern New Brunswick. •:

Matthew. (Trans. Roy. Soc. Canada, vii. Sec. iv, 49-62. 1889.)
Oriskany Fauna in Columbia County, New York, with an Auiiotat«Ml List

Fossils. J. M. Clarke. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), XLiv, 410-414. 1892.)
Oriskany Sandstone of Maryland, New York, aud Ontario, List of Fossils.

Scbuchert. (Eighth Ann. Rep. State Geologist. Now York, fur 1889,50-'

1889.)
Ostracoda, Devonian and Silurian from North America, France and the Bosplior

T. R. Jones. (Quart. Jour. Geol. Soc, Loudon, xi.iv, 53l-.'>56. 1890.)
Ostracoda from Pennsylvania. T. R. Jones. (Americau Ooolojrist, vi, 337-:;,

1889.)
Pacbyphyllum, Contributions to Knowledge of Genus. C.L.Webster. (Am-

can Naturalist, xxiii, (521-625. 1889.)
Paleontological Notes from Indianapolis. E. W. Cluypolu. (American (in

gist, VI, 255-260. 18iK) )
Paleontology of Indiana. S. A. Miller. (Geol. Sur. Indiana, 18th Ann. Ht

Paleontology, 79 pp. 1892.) Advance sheets.
Paleontology of New York. J. Hall. (Nat. Hist. New York, Pal., v, Pt. ii,.

pp. 1888.)
Paleontology of New York

Pal., VII, 236 pp. 1888.)
Paleozoic Fossils in Drift.

111,317,318. 1891.)
Placoderm, Gigantic, from Ohio

1892.)
Rockford Shales, Notes. C. L. Webster

Incidental references to fossils.
Rockford Shales of Iowa, Fossils. C. L. Webster.

XXII, 1013-1018. 1888.) Description of new species.
Rocks at St. Pa\tl, Indiana, and vicinity. C. S. Beachler

VII, 178, 179. 1891.) Numerous references to fossils.
Species of Paleozoic Fossils. 8. Calvin. (Bui. Lab. Nat

Iowa, I, 137-181. 1890.)
Spirifera from Hamilton Group, near low.a City, Iowa

Nat. Hist. State Univ. Iowa, i, No. 1, 28, 29. 1888.)
Spirifera Parryana Hall, Syuonomy, Character, aud Distriiiutioii.

( Hul. Lab. Nat. Hist. State Univ. Iowa, l. No. 2, 19-28. 1889. )
Spirifers from Devonian Strata of Iowa. S. Calvin. (Bui. Lab. Nat. Hist. Si

Univ. Iowa, i. No. 2, 165-1(57. 1892.)
Sponges, American Paleozoic. E. O. Ulrlch. ((tool. Sur. Illinois, viii, 'JW--

1890.) Description of new species.
Sponges of Devonian and Carboniferous Systems. E. O. Ulricli. ((Jcdl. >

Illinois, vin, 243-251. 1890.) Description of new species.
Syringothyris Wincholl, and its American Species. C. Schuchert. (NlnMi A

Rep. State Geologist, New York, for 1890, 28-38. 1890.)

•f. Hall and J. M. Clarke. (Nat. Hist. New Vo;
S. W. Sardeson. (Hul. Minnesota Acad. Nat. >
E. W. Claypole. (Americau Geologist, ix, I-
( American Naturalist, 444-446. \>^
(American Natural
( American Geologi'
Hist. State I'li
S.Calvin. (Bill. L

S. Culv

►NTOLOGY. iBcu.a

I. P. VVhiUiehl. ( R-.

H. H. Williams

'esent known from tl
>d Nat. Hiat. Snr. (h
. 1889.)
Vhiteaves. ((Jaiiiul,

[ew BrunHwiok. •:
i2. 1889.)
an Auiiotatutl List
1-414. 1892.)
io, List of FoBHils.
York, for 1889, r.()-,

inco nu<l the Bosplior
53i-.'>5(i. WM).)
I (jloolo},'i8t, VI. 3;{7-:;i

3. L. Webster. (Aiii'

ol». (Aiuerieaii (mil

liana, 18th Ann. lit

fork, Pal., V, I't. ii,.

(Nat. Hist. New Yu:
riosota Acad. Nat. s<

i(;au (jtcologist, ix, I-
uraliMt, 444-446. IX"

(American Natural.
(AmoricanGeologi'

Nat. Hist. Stat<i t'u

S.Calvin. (Biil. L

iHtriimtioii. K, Calv
iHWt.)

ul.Lal). Nat. HiKl.St
. lUiuois, viii, L'dl'-.
). IJlrich. (<Je..l. >

)cil!8.

ihuchcrt. (NiulliA
)

BIBLIOGRAPHY OP NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY.

76

D<ironian— Continued.

TerataspisCinndiN Hall, tlio Largest Known Trilobite. J.M.Clarke. (Tenth

Anil. Rep. State <;ooloj,'i8t. New York, for 1890, 87-90. 1890.)
Tubicolar Annelida, (Jenus and Species. S. Calvin. (American (leidojjist, I,

21-28. 1889.)
Typos, Diflforent, of Devonian in North America. H. 8. Williams. (I'roc. Am.

As. Adv. Sci., xxxvr, 207,208. 1888.)
Virginia, Stratigraphy of a Portion of Central Appalachian. N. II. Darton.
(American (ieologist, X, 10-18. 1892.)
Bi#Vonian of Manitoba, New or Previonsly Unrecorded Species of Fossils. .1. F.

Whiteaves. (Trans. Roy. Soc. Canada, viii. Sec. iv, 93-110. 1H90.)
Dtjlronian Rocks of Buchanan County, Iowa. S. Calvin. (Anierioan (geologist,
VIII, 142-14.5. 1891.) Numerous references to fossils.
>nian Rocks of Iowa, General Preliminary Description.- C. L. Webster. ( Amer-
■J ican Naturalist, XXIII, 229-243. 1889.) Reference to various fossils.
DUf onian System of Eastern Pennsylvania. C. S. Prosser. (Am. .lour. Sci., (3),
> xuv, 210-221. 1892.) Fossils mentioned.

fonian System of North and Soutii Devonshire. H. S. Williams. (Am. Jour.
Sci., (3), xxxix, 31-38. 1890.) Incidental references to fossils.
tylinae of John Day Miocene of North America. K. D. Cope. (Proc Am.
Philos. Soc, XXV, 62-79. 1888.)

)nary of Fossils of Pennsylvania. .1 P.Lesley. (Oeol. Sur. Pennsylvania, Ft.
I, II, and III. 1889.)

rospongidae, New Genera and Species of the Family. J. Hall. (Bill. Geol. Soo.
America, I, 22, 23. 18JK>.) Abstract. Incidental references to fossils,
rence lietwcen Acervularia Profunda Hall, and Acerviilaria Davidsoni Kdwiirds
and Hainiu. S.Calvin. (American Geologist, i.v, 355-358. 1892.)
Jhthys, Head. K. W. Claypoh). (American (Jofdogist, x, 19!»-207. 1892.)
lauria of Europe and America, Comparison of Principal Forms. O. C.Miirsh.
(Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xxxvii, 323-331. 1889.;

lurla. Comparison of Principal Forms of Europe and Americ:i. (>. {'.. Marsh.
(British As. Adv. Sci., 1888, «J60. IH89.)

lauria, Family of Horned, from Cretaceous. <). C. Marsh. ( .\m. .lour. Sci., (3),
xxxvi, 477.478. 1888.)

lauria from the Cretaceous, Gigantic. <). ('. Marsh. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3),
xxxviii, 173-176. 1889.) ,|

laurla from Denver (iroup, Idontiti(;ation. O. L. Cannon, Jr. (Proc. Colorado
Sci. Soc, III, 2.'33,2.->4. 1890.)

lauria. Horned, of Laramie. E. 1). Cope, (.\niorican Naturalist, xxiii, 715-717.
1889.)

lauria in Denver Beds. (J. L. Cannon, .Jr. (Pro(!. Colorado Sci. Soc. in, 140-
147. 1888. )
lauria, Now American. O. C. Marsh. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xxxvii, 331-336.

1HK9.;

lurla of Laramie. E. D. Cope. (American Naturalist, xxili, 9()4-9(H>. 1889)
laurlaof Laramie. E. 1). Cope. (American Naturalist, xxvi, 7."»6-758. 1892.)

wauria. Reptiles Generally Called. (J. Baur. (American Naturalist, xxv, 434-
454. 1891.)

►sauria, Triassic O. C. Marsh. (Am. .Four. Sci., (3), .54;i-546. 1892.)

wauria, TriasHic, XewOenns. E. D. Cope. (American Naturalist, xxiii, 626.

lSHi>,)
isaurlan Skull, Liclajw Incrassatus. E. D. Cope. (Proc. Ain. Philos. Soc, XXX,
• • 210-211. 1892.)

Itt|bBaurian Reptiles, Description. U. C. Marsh. (Am. Jour. .Sci., v3), xxxix, 81-
Xi\. 1890.)

^

1 i

76 BIfiLlOORA{>HV OF' NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY, (bull.ii

Dinoaaurs, Cretaoeons, Characters of Ceratopsiilie. O. C, Marsh. (Am. Jonr. 8ci.

(3), XXXIX, 418-426. 1890.)
Dinosaurs from Denver Qroiip, Identification. G. L. Cannon, jr. (Proc. Colorad

Sci. Soc, VIII, 253. 1892.)
DinosRurs from Potomac Formation. O. C. Marsh. (Am. .Jour. Sci., (3), \\\

89-94. 1888.)
Dinosaurs, Homed, of North America, Gigantic Ceratopaidte. O. C. Marsh. (An

Jonr. Sci., (3), xli, 167-178. 1891.)
Dinosaurs, Marsh on Hallopus. G. Banr. (American Naturalist, xxiv, 5()()-5:;

1891.)
DiphjrpliyUvim Simcoense, (Bill) Rom., Characters. W. H. Sherzer. (Ameriei

Geologist, IV, 93-95. 1889.)
Discovery of Cretaceous Mammalia, Review. H. F. Osbom. (American Natnralii

xxv, 44,45. 1891.)
Distribution of Certain Loess Fossils. C. R. Keyes. (American Geologist, iv, li>

121. 1889.)
Distribution of Genera of Brachiopoda. C. W. Rolfe. (American Naturalist, xxi:

983-998. 1889.)
Dodge, W. W. Lower Silurian Graptolites firom Northern Maine. (Am. Jonr. .St:

(3), Vol. XL, pp. 153-155. New Haven, 1890. ) List of species from the Lovi

Silurian of Maine. Reviewed in Neucis Jahrbuch, 439-440, 1891.
Dodge, "W. W. Some localities of Post-Tertiary and Tertiary Fossils of Mau

chnsetts. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), Vol. xxxvi, pp. 56, 57. New Haven, 1888.) In

dental references to fossil forms.
Dodge, W. 'W , and Charles E. Beecher. Upper Silurian Strata near Penobscot Ra

Maine. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), Vol. xlii, pp. 412-418. New Haven, 1892.) Co:

tains a list of Magia forms found at this place.
Dog from Loup Forl< Miocene. E. D. Cope. (American Naturalist, xxiv, lOt'

1068. 1890.)
Donax of Eastern North America. W. H. Dall. (The Nautilus, v, 125-127. W.
Drift Deposits of Illinois. A. H. Worthen. (Geol. Sur. Illinois, vili, 1-24. 18!*

Cretaceona fossils figured from the drift deposits of Illinois, Iowa, ami M

sonri.
Drift, Paleozoic Fossils. S. VV. Sardeson. (Bui. Minnesota Acad. Sci., iii, 317,3:

1891.)
Duncan, P. Martin. Points in Anatomy of Species of Palieechinus and a Propov

Classification. (Ann. and Mag. Nat. Hist., (6), Vol. iii, 196-206. Luudo

1889.) A general discussion of the plates of the periproct and ambuliicra

British species.
Dwight, "W. B. Fossils of Western Taconic Limestone in the Eastern Part

Duchess County, N. Y. (Am. Jour, Sci., (3), Vol. xxxix, p. 71. New Havr

1890.) Announcement of the discovery of Calciferous fossils near Clove V:

ley Station, Now York.
Dwight, W. B. Recent Explorations in the Wappinger Valley Limestones i

Other Formations of Duchess County, New York. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), V

xxxviii, pp. 139-153. New Haven, 1889.) Contains descriptive notes ou'

following Cambrinn forms :
Hyolites billin^si. Kutorgina stissingenesis sp. nnv

Leperditia ebenina sp. uov. Olcnoides stissingonsis sp. uov.

Dyas, Trias and Jura in Northwest Texas, Classification. J. Marcou. (Aniurk
Geologist, X, 36S)-377. 1892.) Allusions to various species of fossils.

Dyohe, D. T. D. Crinoid, Hetcrocrinus Subcrassus. (Science, Vol. xx,p. 66. >
York, 1892.) Gives a short dcscriptiuu of the root and length of column
this and other species of criuoids.

'Hi

NTOLOGY. iBULuli

reh. (Am. Jonr. Sci.

I, jr. (Proc. Colorail

Jour. Sci., (3), XXX

. O. C. Marsh. (At

iiralist, XXIV, .%!t-5:

. Sherzer. (Araerici

(American Natarali>

ican Geologist, iv, li'

rican Naturalist, xxi;

[aine. (Am. Jour. Sci
species from the Lovi
440, 1891.

tiary Fossils of Mait
^ew Haven, 1888.) Im

nta near Penobscot Ra
)w Haven, 1892.) Coi

Naturalist, xxiv, lOf

tilus, V, 125-127. m
inois, VIII, 1-24. 18!»
Illinois, Iowa, aud M

Acad. Sci., iii, 317, 3;

echinus and a Propo*
III, 196-206. Loudc
proct and ambulacra

in the Eastern Part
i.ix, p. 71. New Havf
8 fossils near Clove Yi

Valley Limestones i
Am. Jour. Sci., (3),V
tlescriptivo uotes ou '

stissingenesis sp. not
stissingonsis sp. nov,

J. Marcou. (Auieric
tecies of foHsils.
nee, Vol. XX, p. 66. N
ud length of column

BIBLIOGRAPHY OP NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY.

77

pi||lii_ D. T, D. Termination of tho Columns of Certain Crinoids. (American
Geologist, Vol. X, pp. 130. Mlnneapolia, 1892.) Remarks on thedisoovery of
tho basal roots of Heterocrinus simplex and certain species of Glypt<iorinus.

Charles. Memoir upon Genus Palii'osyops, Leidy, and its allies. (Jour
Acad. Nat. Soi., Phila., (2), Vol. ix, pp. 267-388. Philadelphia, 1892.) PalaMf
ayopH longirottra described as new.

Charles. New Species of Paliuosyops. (American Naturalist, Vol. xxv, pp,
45-47. Philadelphia, 1891.) Description aud figures of i'alfcoj^op* mei/arhtiiufl,
a new speoieH from the Eocene of Wyoming. Keviowed in NeueH Jahrbuch.
141. 1892.

, Charles. Palmosyops and Allied Genera. (Proc. Aca<l. Nat. Sd., Philu., Vol.
XLiii, pp. 106-117. Philadelphia, 1891.) Notes ou the group, with descrip*
tions of the following forms : -

I

Limnohyops fnntinalis Cope.
Telmatothorium validns Marsh.
Telmatotherium cultridnns S. &^ O
Palaiosyops lyognathus 8. & O.
PalwoHyops megarlumis Earle.

PahiMisyops palaudosus Loldy.
Pala^osyops lavldens Copo.
Palmosyops borealis Copo.
Palmosyops valledens Cope.
Palieosyops minor sp. nov.
Limnohyops laticeps Marsh.

jviewed in Am. Geologist, vn, 381, 382, 1891 ; aUo Neues Jahrbuch, 143, 1892.
Charles, Revision of Species «»f Coryphodon. (Bui. American Mus. Nat.

Hist., Vol. IV, pp. 149-166. New York, 1892.)

Charles. Variability of Specifto Characters as Exhibited by theextinot Genus

Coryphodou. (Science, Vol. xx, pp. 7-9. Now York, 1892.)

Ides du terrain cr6tao(^ du Mexiquo, Note. M. Cottean. (Bui. Soc. g<^ol.

France, iii, No. 18, 292-299. 1890.)

loderms.
Lctinocrinida', GenoHis of American. C. K. Keyes. (American Naturalist, xxiv,

243-24.'). 1890.) '
tarlington Crlnoid, New Spu«;ii>H. K. K. Rowley. (American Geologist, v,

146,147. 1890.)

llcifernus Formation in Champlain Valley. E. Brainard and H. M. Soely,

(Bnl. Oeol. Soc. America, 501-516. 185K).) Incidental refurencos to fossils.
Jarboniforons Crinoids fnnn Missouri. S. A. MiHor. (Bui. Gcol. Sur. Missouri,

No. 4, 40 pp., 5 plates. 1891.) Ono genus aud forty specius figured aud

doscribed as new.
(Jarboniferous Echinodermatu of MiHsisHlppi Hasin. (!. \i. Keyes. (Am. .Tour.

S»i., (3), XXXVIII, 186-193. 1889.)
poal Measures and Subcarboniferous Hocks of Indiana, Missouri, and Iowa,

Echiuodonnata. S. A. Miller and \Vm. F. E. Gurley. (Indiana i)cpt. G«o].

and Nat. Hist,, Sixteenth Ann. Rep. State (Joologist, for 1888, 327-373. 1889.)
^reta(;oous Deposits of Mexico, Geology aud Paleontology. A. Heilprin. ( Proc.

Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila., xi.ii, 44.5-469. 1HJ)0.)
^rinoidea from Niagara Limestone at ^>t. Paul, Decatur ( bounty, Indiana. {;. S.

Beachlcr. (American Geologist, iv, 102, 103. 1889.)
priuoidea of Lower Liuiestono at Lock|)ort, \. Y., with Descriptitms of New

Species. E. N. S. Ringucbcrg. (Ann. New York Acad. Sci,, v, 301. 18!)0.)
prinoids and HlastoidM, Natural Casts from Burlington Limestone, li. R. Row-
ley. (American GeologiHt, VI, (Mi, 67. 18!»0. )
[Jrinoids aud Hlastoids from Kinderhook Group of Lower ('arboniferons Rocks

at Lo Grand, Iowa. Charles Wacbsiniitk and Frank Springer. (Gcol. Hur.

Illiuois, viii, 15.5-205. 1890.) A number of spocieH described and figured as

new.
Jrinoiils, British Fossil. F. A. Bather.

334 and 373-388. 189U.)

(Ann. aud Mag. Nat. Hist., (6), v, 325-

rri''""

)i

rr^:

78

BIBLIOGRAPHY OP NORTH AMERICAN I'ALEONTOLOUY. [uua

Bohlnoderms — Continued.

Criuoid, Heterooriuus Siiburoasus. I). T. I). Dyche. (Scioncn, xx, 36. Isii;
Orinoida, Perisutnio Plates. C. K. KuyeH. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xm, 217..

1891.)
Cystidians of Jeffeniou Couuty, Intlinua. H. C. Hubbard. (Proo. Inditiiiji A

Sii., I, 67. 1891.)
Devonian Rooks of the Macken/.io River Basin. J. F. Whitoavett. (Guol.,

Nat. Hist. Sur. Canada, Contributions to Canadian Paleontology, I'iirt

199-253. 1891.)
Devonian System of Eastern Pennsylvania. C. 8, Prosaer. (Am. .Jour. iSci..

XLiv, 210-221. 1892.) Fossils mentioned.
Eohinodermata from Coal Measures and Hubcarboniferous Rocks of Imlii

Missouri and Iowa. 8. A. Miller and Wm. F. E. Gurloy. (.Jour. Cincin

Hoc. Nat. Hist., xiil, 25 pp. April, 1890. Completed by the authors, ,>

1890. )
Exploration in Yukon audMackeuzio Basins, N. \V. T. R. G. McConnull. (ii

and Nat. Hist. Sur. Canada, Ann. Rep. 1888-1889, iv, Part d, 163 pp. 1>

Mention made of different species.
Fauna of Lower Cambrian or Olonollus Zone. C. D. Walcott. (U. S. (Jool. >

Tenth Ann. Rop., 511-658. 1890.)
Fossils Discovered within City Limits «»f (jueboc. 8. W. Ford. (Trims. \

York Acad Sci., vii, 2-5. 1888.)
Fossils from Niagara Group of Western Now York. E. N. 8. Ringuoberg. > 1'

Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila., xi., 131-137, 1 plate. 1888.)
Fossils in "Archaean" Rooks of Central Piedmont Virginia. N. H. Dan

(Am. .Jour. Sci., (3), XLiv, 50-52. 1892.)
Niagara group of Western Tennessee. Charles Wachsnuith and I<'rank Spiiii.

(Geol. Sur. Illinois, vill, 206-208. 1890.) One genus and one species descri:

as now.
(Jeology and Paleontology, North American. 8. A. Miller. (One volume, Otil

Cincinnati, 1890.) New species described.
Geology of Artesian Wells at Atlantic City, N. .1. L. Woolman. (Proc A

Nat. Sci., Phila. xlii, 132-147. 1890.) Incidental references to fossils.
Geology of Portion of Province of Quebec. R. W. Ells. (Geol. unil Nat. I:

Sur. Canada, Ann. Rep. 1887, Part k, 114. 1888.) Mention made of tliilr

species.
Hamilton Period, Vortical Range of Certain Species of Fossils in Wf

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Invertebrates, Fossil. A. H. Worthen. (Geifl. Sur. Illinois, viii, 71-1.51. 1>

A number of species, «loBcribed as new, from Iowa, Illinois, and Missouri
Keokuk Beds and their Contained Fossils in Vicinity of Keokuk, luwa. i

(Jordou. (Proo. Iowa Acad. Sci., i, 98-100. 1890.)
Keokuk Group at ('rawfordsville, Indiana. C. 8. Beacliler. (American i

ogist, II, 107-412. 1888.) Mention made of the different species.
Keokuk Group of Mississippi Valley. (!. 8. Beachler. (American Geolof,'i>

HS-m. 1892.) Incidental refereiuo t(» fossils.
Keokuk Species of Agaricocriuus. ('. H. Gordon. (Proc. Iowa Acad. Sci., i

101. 185)0.) Abstract.
Keokuk Species of Agaricocriuus. C. H. Gordon. (American Geologist, v,.

'm. 1893.)
Kinilcrhook Fossils. R. R. Rowley. (American Geologist, iii, 27.5-270. 1"
Macraster, eine neiie Spatangoideu Gattung aus dor Kreide von Texas. F. U"-

(Nouos .lahrbuch f. Min., Geol. u. Pal., 181-196. 1888.)
Macraster Texanus. R. T. Hill. (American Naturalist, xxiii, 168. 1>*H'.I.
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XXXIX, 397-405. 1888.)

50NTOLOGY. [uua

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lOdermata, from Coal Measures and Sub-Carboniferous Rocks of Indiana, Mis-
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(American Naturalist,

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Ells, Dr R. W. Review of Second Report on Geology of Portion of the Provim.

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Ella, R. W. Second Report on the Geology of a Portion of the Province of (^iiti

(Geol. and Nat. Hist. Sur. Canada, Ann. Rep. 1887, Part k, 114 pi>. Moiiir

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1890.
Ella, R. W. Stratigraphy of Quebec Group. (Bnl. Geol. Soc. America, Vol. i,

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1892.)
Emmons, Lower Taconic, Discovery of Fossils. C. D. Walcott. (Proc. Am, '

Adv. Sci., XXXVI, 212, 213. 1888.) Abstract.
Bminons, Taconic System, and use of Name Taconic in Geologic Nonumclatiiri'.

D. Walcott. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xxxv, 229-242. 1888.) Incidental r.

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Entomostraca, North American Species, Paleozoic Bivalve. T R. .Jones, li

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Entwlokelnng der Brachiopoden. C. E Boecher. (Neues Jabrbuch f. Min., ''

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Eocene.

Additions to observations on Cretaceous and Eocene Formations of Maryh

P. R. Uhler. (Tran.s. Maryland Acad. Sci., I, 45-72. 1888.)
Amblypoda, Mechanical Origin of Dentition. E. D. Cope. (Proc. Am. I'L

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Avifauna, Fossil, of Silver Lake Region, Oregon. R. W. Shufeldt. (Proci

As. Adv. Sci., XL, 286. 1892.) Abstract.
Butterflies of Florissant. S. H. Scudder. (U. 8. Geol. Sur., Eighth Ann. £

433-474. 1890.)
Catalogue of Shell-Bearing Marine MoUusks and Brachiopods of Soutlieiv

Coast of the United States. W. H. Dall. (Bui. U. S. Nat. Mus., Nu. 3T

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Characters of Ceratopsidte with Notice of Now Cretaceous Dinosaurs, i

Marsh. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xxxix, 418-426. 1890.)
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■■" 'i!ii

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Sur., Eighth Auii. E

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Lbstract.

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tv, 911,912. 1891.),

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106,107. 1891.) i

Palieosyops, New Species. C. Earle. (American Naturalist, xxv, 45-47. lH!tlp
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Restorations of Ciasanras and Ceratosaurus. O. C. Marsli. (Am. Jour. S( ^

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Sanrians of Laramie Formation. G. Baur. (Science, xvir, 216, 217. 1891.) ]
Skull of Equus Excelsus, L(3idy, from the Equus beds of Texas. E. D. Vof'M

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365-368. 1892.) 1

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1892.) Various species mentioned. '"

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161-163. 1888.) I

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XLii, 393-406. 1890.) |

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Matthew. (Bnl. Nat. Hist. Soc. New Brunswick, No. 9, .36-41. 1890.)
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Iquivalence in Time of American Marine and Intracontinental Tertiarios. E. W.
Hilgard. (Science, Vol. ix, No. 228, pp. .5.35, 536. 1889.) Incidental referen-
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juuB Bods of Oregon, Birls. R. W. Shufeldt. (American NaturaliHt, xxv, 818-821.
1891.)

juus Beds of Oregon, Collection of Fossil Birds. R, W. Shufeldt. (American
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JUUB Beds of Oregon, Collection of Fossil Birds. R. W. Simfeldt. (Proc. Biol.
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1889.)

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285. 1892.) Abstract.

luuB Excelsus, Leidy, from the Equus beds of Texas, Skull. E. D. Cope. (Ameri-
can Naturalist, xxv, 912, 913. 1891. )

ie Shale of Ohio, Fossil Fishes. J. S. Newberry. (Trans. New York Aca«l. Sci.,

VII, 178-180. 1888.) Abstract,
rope and America, Stratigraphic Position of the Olenellus Fauna. (;. D. Wal-
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rents in North American Cretaceous History Illustrated in the Arkansas-Texas
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Jour. Sci., (3), xxxvii, 282-289. 1888.) Incidental references to fossils.

rerett, Oliver, E. O. Ulrich and. Lower Silui-ian Sponges. (Geol. Sur. Illinois,
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1890.

solution, Geological Evidences. A. Heilprin. (One volume. Philadelphia, 1888.)
References to fossil species.

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1892.)

Solution of Mammalian Molars to and from the Tritubercular Type. H. F. Osbom.
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Solution of Strophostylus. C. R. Keyes. (Proc;. Iowa Acad. Sci., i, Pt. ii. 25.
1892.)

Kamination by Means of Microscope of Specimens of Infusorial Earths of the
Pacific Coast of the United States. A. M. Edwards. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3),
XMi, 269-385. 1891.)
}edition into Southern Maryland and Virginia, Third Annual Geological. W.
B. Clark. (Johns Hopkins Univ. Circulars, No. 81, 69-71. 1890.) Various
species enumerated.
sedition to Mt. St. Elias in Summer of 1890. Israel C. Russell. (National

Geographic Magazine, iii, 200 pp. 1891.)
slorations and Surveys in Portions of Northern New Brunswick ami Adjacent
Areas in Quebec and Maine. L. W. Bailey and Wm. Mclnues. (Geol. and
Nat. Hist. Sur. Canada, Ann. Rep. 1887, ill. Part M, 527 pp. 1889.) Meutiou
made of different species.

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I iin.i..

Explorations in Yukou audMakeuziu Basin, N. W.T. R. G. McConuoU. (Geul.;,:

Nat. Hist. Sur. Canada, Ann. Rop. 1888-1889, Part D, iv, 163 pp. 1891.) \

tion made of different species.
Ezteniion, Eastern of Cretaceous in Iowa. C. R. Keyes. (Proc. Iowa Acad. .Sd

ii, 21. 1892.)
Ezt inct Schleroderms T. Gill. (^American Naturalist, xxii, 828-830. iHv

Diagnostic characters of the several families.
Extinct Sirenia. E. D. Cope. (American Naturalist, xxiv, 697-702. 1890.) (,r

eral account of the order.
Extinction of Species. J. M. McCreery. (American Geologist, v, 100-104. !!<,<
Extinct Vertebrata from Miocene Rocks of Northwest Territories of Caiwc

recently described by Prof. Cope. H. M. Ami. (Science, xviii, 53. ISill.
Eye, Pineal, in Extinct V ertebrates. K. 1). Cope. (American Naturalist, ^^

914-917. 1888.)
Eyerman, J. Bibliography of North Ameri(;an v'ertebrate Paleontology for

year 1889. (Am. Geologist, Vol. v, pp. 250-2.53. Minneapolis, 1890.) Rsviw

in American Geologist, \, 250-253. 1890.
Eyerman, John. Bibliography of North American Vertebrate Paleontology, tnr. ■

year 1890. (American Geologist, Vol. vii, pp. 231-238. Minneapolis, W

An author's list with catalogue o f the new forms described during the yea;
Eyermann, John. Bibliography of North American Vertebrate Paleontology,

the year 1891. (American Geologist, Vol. ix, pp. 249-256. Minneapolis, Is;

A review of the literature for the year.
Eyermann, John. Catalogue of the Paleontological Publicationn of .Joseph Lii

(American Geologist, Vol. viii, pp. 333-342. Minneapolis, 1891.) 8evf

papers noticed .
Eyermann, John. Fossil Footprints from the Jura (f)-Trias of New Jersey. (P:

Acad. Nat. Sci., Philadelphia, Vol. xli, pp. 32,33. Philadelphia, 1889.) :

following species described :
Brontozoura isodactylum, Hitchcock.
Grallator cuneatus, Hitchcock
Grallator tenuis, Hitchcock.
Anomoepus minor, Hitchcock.
Faber, Charles, S. A. Miller and. New Species and New Structural Parts of Fos

(Jour. Cincinnati Soc. Nat. Hist., Vol. xv. Cincinnati, 1892.)
Families of Vertebrata, Synopsis. E. D. Cope. (American Naturalist, xxiii,"

877. 1889.)
Faima and Flora of Marcellus Epoch in State of New York, List of Species. J

Clarke. (Eighth Ann. Rep. State Geologist, for 1889, 60-62. 1889.)
Fatua and Flora of Marcellus Epoch in State of New York, List of Species. J

Clarke. (State Cab. Nat. Hist., Now York, 42d Ann. Rep., 406, 407. 1S8?
Fauna at Base of Burlington Limestone in Northeastern Missouri. C. R. lu

(Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xliv, 447-452. 1892.)
Faunal Resemblance between Cretaceous Fornjations of New Jersey and tlif

the Gulf States. R. P. Whitfield. (Bui. Am. Mus. Nat. Hist., ii. No. 2,

116. 1889.)
Fauna of Florida, Tertiary. W. H. Dall. (Trans. Wagner Free Inst. Sci., ni, 1

1890.)
Fauna of Lower Cambrian or Olenellus Zone. C. D. Walcott. (U. S. Geul.'

Tenth Ann. Rep., 511-568. 1890.)
Fauna of Lower Coal Measures of Central Iowa. V. R. Keyes. (Proc. Ac ml

Sci., Phila., 1888, 222-247. 1888.)
Fauna of Lower Coal Measures of Central Iowa, Contribution. C. R. Keyes. \\

Iowa Acad. Sci., i, Pt. ii, 22-23. 1892.)

Harpagopus dubius, Hitchcoc;
Unisulcus marshi, Hitchcock.
Unisulcns minutus.

'OLOGY. fmu.t;?

ConuoU. (Get)l. ;i
L63pp. 1891.) M

c. Iowa Acad. Si i

tll, 828-830. I8v 'I

)7-702. 1890.) (./

t, V, 100-104. IS-
rritories of Camit >
xviii, 53. 18ill,
an Naturalist, xv J

Paleontology i"r J^

oli8,1890.) R;)vit;t^

jPaleoutologj-, fiir.'l

Minneapolis, ^--M
led during tbe yeai vj
ate Paleontology.
. Minneapolis, Is

ions of Josepli Lti |
.poliB, 1891.) Sevf I

»f New Jersey. (F: ;
ladelphia, 1889.) I

i dubius, Hitcheoc'. 1
larsbi, Hitchcotk. |
ainutus.

ctural Parts of Ym
, 1892.)
Naturalist, xxiii,'|

List of Species. '
0-62. 1889.)
List of Species. J
,ep., 406,407. 188? |
[issouri. C. R. Kt

9W Jersey and tlioi
at. Hist., II, No. 2, ^

ree Inst. Sci., m,

•ott. (U. S. Geo!,-

yes. (Proc. A< "I'l

1. C.R. Keyes. !

*^a . BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY.

85

una of Minnesota, Range and Distribution of Lower Silurian. F. W. Sardesoti.

(Bui. Minnesota A-jad. Sci., iii, 326-343. 1891.)
luua of Rocks at Fort Cassin, Vermont, with Descriptions of New Species. R. P.

Whitfield. (Bui. Am. Mus. Nat. Hist.. Ill, 26-39. 1890.)
luna of St. John Group, No. v. G. F. Matthew. (Trans. Roy. Soc. Canada, viii.

Sec. IV, 123-166. 1890.)
innas, Devonian of Iowa, Relation. H. S. ^Villiama. (American Geologist, ill,

230-233. 1889.)
nnas, Fossil, in Central Iowa. C. R. Keyes. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila., 242-

266. 1891.)

as of Upper Devonian, Genesee Section of New York. H. S. Williams. (U. S.

Geol. Sur., Bui. 41, 121 pp. 1888.)
iunas, Relations of American and European. J. W. Gregory. (Bui. Geol. Soc.

America, iii, 101-108. 1892.)

a, Tertiary of Florida. W. H. Dall. (Trans. Wagner Free Inst. Sci., Phila.,

111,1-178. 1890.)

a, Vertebrate, in Silurian (Ordovician) Strata. C.'.D. Walcott. (Bui. Geol. Soc.

America, in, 153-172. 1892.)
na with Goniatites Intumescens, Beyrich, in Western New York. J. M. Clarke.

(American Geologist, vili, 86-105. 1891.)

a du Calcaire d'Erbray (Loire-Infdrieure). C. Barrt)is. (M<5m. Soc. g<?ol. du

Nord, tome in, 348 pp. 1889.) Reviewed in Am. Jour? Sci., (3), xxxviii, p.

164, 1889.
IvoBitidae, Symmetrical Cell Development. C. E. Beecher. (Trans. Connecticut

Acad. Arts and Sciences, viii, Pt. ii, pp. 215-219, 2 plates. 1892.)
Johannes. Beitriige zur Kenntniss der Gattung Protosphyraina, Leidy.

(Zeitsch. der Deut. geol. Gesell., BandXLii, Heft 2, pp. 278-303. Berlin, 1890.)

A study of the group with descriptions of the characteristics of the American

species.

Johannes. Cretaceous Fishes from Mexico. (Palfeontograph'ica, Bandxxxvii,

pp. 189-194. Cassel, 1891.) Reviewed in Geol. Magazine, iii, viii, 414. 1891.

:, Johannes, und Hans Lenk. Uober die tektonischer Veihiiltnisse der Repu-

blikMexiko. (Zeitsch. der Deut. Geol. Gesell., Baud XLiv.Heft 2, pp. 303-324.

Berlin, 1892.) Contains numerous references to fossils,
lestellidae. Lower Helderberg, with Explanations of Plates illustrating Species

of the Hamilton Group Described in the Report of the State Geologist for

1886. J.Hall, (Forty-first Rep. Stiite Mus, Nat. Hist., 393,394. 1888.)
id Work U. S. Geological Survey. S. H. Scudder. (Psyche, vi, 101, 102. 1891.)

lucidental references to fossils.

Evolution. A. S Woodward. (Natural Science, i, 28-35. 1892.)
ihresten im Untersilur, Auffinduug. C. D. Walcott. (Neues Jabrbuch f, Min.,

Geol. u. Pal., 284. 1891.)

from Eocene Beds of Wyoming. R. P. Whitfield. (Bui. Am. Mus. Nat. Hist.,

in, 117-120. 1890.)

Otoliths of Southern Old Tertiary. O. Meyer. (American Naturalist, xxni,

42-43. 1889.)

Remains in Lower Helderberg of New Brunswick. G. F. Matthew. (Ameri-
can Geologist, VIII, 61, 62. 1891. )

Remains in Lower Silurian Rocks. (Science, xvii, 107. 1891.)

Remains in Lower Silurian Rocks. (American G<!ologi8t, Vol. vii, pp. 208.

Minneapolis, 1891.) A short notice on the discovery by C. D. Walcott of fish

remains in the Ordovician strata.

Remains in Lower Silurian Rocks ; by Charles D. Walcott. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3),

Vol. XLi, p. 245. New Haven, 1891.) A brief note on the discovery.

Remains, Oldest Known. (American Geologist, vii, 329-330. 1891.)

v'-^m

86

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY, ihml

Fiahes and Fossil Plants of Triassic Rooks of New Jersey and Connecticut Valle

J. S. Newberry. (U. S. Geol. Sur., Mon. xiv, 25 pp. 1888.)
Fishes, Charaoters of some Paleozoic. E. D. Cope. (Proc. U. S. Nat. Mas.. \i

447-463. 1891.)
Fiahe*, Fossil, New Species; by J. S. Newberry: Trans. N. Y. Acad. Sci., vt. (\

Jour. Sci., (3), XXXV, 489-499. 1888.) Brief review of the volume. ,

Fishes from South Dakota. E. D. Cope. (American Naturalist, xxv, 654-658. 1^'
Fishes of Mexico. J.Felix. (PalsBOutographica, xxxvii, 189-194. 1891.)
Fishes from South Dakota. E. D. Cope. (American Naturalist, xxv, 654-658. l^f
Fishes, New Horizon. E. D. Cope. (Proc. Am. As. Adv. Sci., xl, 285. Isfi

Abstract.
Fishes of Devonian Rocks of Canada. J. F. Whiteaves. (Trans Roy. Soc. Caim

Vol. VI, Sec. IV, 77-96. 1888. )
Fishes of Erie Shale of Ohio. J. S. Newberry. (Trans. New York Acad. Sci.. v

178-180. 1888.) Abstract.
Fishes of North America, Fossil. J. S. Newberry. (U. .S. Geol. Sur., Mon. xvi,

pp. 1889.)
FisBurellidae of United States, Catalogue. H. A. Pilsbry and C. W. Johnson. iT

Nautilus, V, 102-107. 1892.)
Florida.

Age of Peace Creek Bone Beds of Florida. W. H. Dall. (Proc. Biol, s

Wash., VI, Mch. 1891.)
Catalogue of Shell-Bearing Marine Mollusks and Brachiopods of Sontheastf

Coast of the United States. W. H. Dull. (Bui. U. S. Nat. Mus., No. 37,.

pp. 1889.)
Floridia Miocene. D. W. Langdon, Jr. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xxxviii, 32:'-;.

1889.) References made to various species.
Fossils of Pliocene ( " Floridian") Formation of the Caloosahatchie. A. Heilp:

(Trans. Wagner Free Inst. Sci., i, 08-134. 1887.)
Hippotherium and Rhinoceras from Florida. J. Leidy. (Proc. Acad. Nsit. >

Phila., 182, 183. 1890.)
Mammalian Remains from Rock Crevice in Florida. .J. Leidy. (Trans. Wag:

Free lust. Sci., ii, 13-17. 1889.)

J. Lt

Biol.

Sci,,

Sabre-Toothed Tiger and Other Quaternary Mannnals of Florida.

(Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila., xli, 29-36. 1890.)
Specimens of Bison Latiformis from Florida. F. A. Lucas. (Proc

Wash., Mch. 1891.)
Tertiary Fauua of Florida. W. H. Dall. (Trans. Wagner Free Inst

1-200. 1890.)
Vertebrates, Fossil. J. Leidy. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila., XMi, 64, 65. If
Vertebrates, Fossil, from Florida. J. Leidy. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., l^li

XLi, 96-99. 1889.)
Vertebrate Remains from Peace Creek, Florida. .T. Leidy. (Trans. Wa;
Free Inst. Sci., ii, 19-81. 1889.)
Florissant, Fossil Butterflies. S. H. Scudder. (U. S. Geol. Sur., Eighth Ann. E

433-474. 1890.)
Foerste, A. F. Age of the Cincinnati Anticlinal. (American Geologist, Vol

pp. 97-109. Minneapolis, 1891.) Numerous references to fossils. •
Foerste, A. F. Clintdn Group of Ohio; Part iv, Chemical and Stratigrapl
Geology and Geographical Paleontology. (Bui. Sci. Lab. Dennisoii U;
Vol. Ill, Pt. I, pp. 3-12. Granville, 1888. ) General consideration of the gi
Foerste, A. F. Geological Section at Todd's Fork, Ohio. (American Geoli,
Vol. II, pp. 412-419. Minneapolis, 1888.) The following species deiscr
and figured aa new :
Oenites deripiens. Eunicites falcatus.

Arabellites procursus. Eunicites conflnis.

Lumbriconernites austini. Eunicites paululus.

m-.

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r. s.

Nat. Mu»

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Sci., VI.

(A;

le volume.

XXV,

654-658.

W.

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1891.)

XXV

, 654-658.

b^

5oi.,

XL, 285.

ixi'.

(Bui. Sci. Lab.
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Denuisou
The new

Uuiv.,
species

ms Roy. Soc. Caiiii
^ork Acad. Sci..
I. Sur., Mon. xvi,
D. W. Johnson. T

1. (Proc. Biol, s

pods of Sonthfiist
J at. Mu8., No. 37,.

(3), XXXVIII, 3'_'L'-;^

khatchie. A. Hillp

Proc. Acad. Nat. .'>;

jidy. (Trans. Wap

)f Florida. J. Lti

(Proc. Biol. ^

er Free lust. Sci,.

ila.,xui,64,65. 1?^
cad. Nat. Sci., Pli^

eidy. (Trans. Wui'
}ur., Eighth Ann. R

lan Geologist, Vol.

to fossils. '
ftl aud Stratigrapli

Lab. Dennison Ui
lideration of the gr
(American Geok
wing species dt'seni

Sllerste, A. F. Note.s on Paleozoic Fossils.
Vol. Ill, Pt. II, pp. 117-136, 1 plate,
described are:
Lichashalli. Phacops serratus.

EncrinurusbroinniuKi. Cyathophylluii'. australe.

Encrinurus mitchelli.
s^. Reviewed in Nenes .lahrbuch, 310, 1889.

t^BTBte, A. F. Paleoutological Horizons of Limestone at Nahant, Mass. (Boston
Soc. Nat. Hist., Vol. XXIV, pp. 26-203. Boston, 1889.) A number of species of
'. ,) Hyolites noted.

nitrate, A. F. Sections of Fossils. (Science, Vol. XI, p. 22. New York, 1888.)
Remarks on the practicability of the use of internal characters as revealed
i by sections in the determination of fossils.
fHprste, A. P., N. S. Shaler and. Preliminary Description of North Attleborough

Fossils. (Bui. Mns. Comp. Zool.,No. 2, Geol. Ser., ii, 27-41. 1888.)

3V|Drd, Arthur H. Catalogue of the Fossil Cephalopods in the British Museum;

*3 Parti, Nautiloidea. (One vol., pp. i-xxxi and 1-344. London, 1888.)

I The arriingement oi the group described is primarily geological, secondarily

'(t stratigrapliical, each genus being dealt with separately from the appearance

'M to its extinction. This is a very complete description and synonymic cata-

$ logue of the cephalopods in the British Museum of Natural History. The

work is of the greatest importance for those wishing to study exact limitation

of the nautiloid genera and their classification. The American species described

;as.

are the following :

Orthoceras decrescens Billings.

Orthoceras arcuoliratum Hall.

Orthoceraa junceum Hall.

Orthoceras multicameratum Em-
mons.

Orthoceras lamellosum Hall.

Orthoceras duseri Hail «fe\Vhitliold.

Orthoceras halli ? S. A. Miller.

Oi-thoceras moliri? S. A. Miller.

Oithoccras dyeri? S. A. Miller.

Orthoceras transversum ? S. A. Mil-
ler.

Orthocerasla nioatnmfS. A. Miller.

Orthoceras articum sp. nov.

Orthoceras grifflthi? Haughton.

Orthoceras annulatum Sowerby
var. americanum var. nov.

Orthoceras strix Hall & Whitfield.

Orthoceras davisoni Billings.

Orthoceras cingulum Hall.

Orthoceraji bebrvx var. cayuga
Hall.

Endoceras rottermuiidi Barraude.

Endoceras proteiformo Hall.

Endoceras magniveutruin Hall.

Endoceras? ommaneyi Salter.

Piloceras canadense Billings.

Actiuoceras bigsbyi Brunn.

Actinoceras beloitense Whitfield.
Actiuoceras remotiseptum Hall.
Actiuoceras richardsoni Stoker.
Actiuoceras crebuseptum Hall.
Actiuoceras capitolium ? Saftbrd.
Actiuoceras backi Stoker.
Actiuoceras whitei Stoker.
Actiuoceras vertebratum Hall.
Actiuoceras spheroidalo Stoker.
Actiuoceras inops? Dawson.
Disco.sorus conoideus Hall.
Discosorus remotus sp. nov.
Discosorns gracilis sp. nov.
Huronia bigsbyi Stoker.
Huronia vertebral is Stoker.
Huronia minuens Barraude.
Huronia obllgua Stoker.
Huronia portlocki Stoker.
Huronia turbiuata Stoker.
Huronia distiucta Barraiule.
Gomphoceriis scrinium Hall.
Gomphoceras ncstor Hall.
Poterioceras constrictum.
Cyrtoceras (Neloceras) falx Billings.
Cyrtoceras (Neloceras) arcticameratum

Hall.
Gonioccras anceps Hall.
Jovellauia murrayi Billings.

atuB.
inis.
lulus.

■r if imr*'

^8

lUULIOGRAPHY OK NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY. ImmiJ

Foord, Arthur fi. CatalogiiH of the Fossil C'ephvlnpodii in tho British Mnsenir^
Part II. (One vol., pp. i-xx^ and 1-407. London, 1890.) The MU,v;k^
American forms are deacribod :

Trochoceraa bofoalo sp. noV.

Trochocoras amoricannm Billings.

Trochoserus halli Foord.

Trochoceras uinnionins Conrad.

Trocholites planorbiformls Conrad,

Gyro«*era8 cyidopa Hall,
foord, Arthur H. Contribution.* to Mi«iro-Paloontology of the Canibro-Siliiii,|^
Rocks of Canada. (Geol. and Nat. Hist Sur. Canada, Contrib. to Micr()-I',v,|
'JG pp., 7 plates. Ottawa, 1888.) Tiie following are described and figured:

Gyroceras trivolvo Conrad.
Barrundeocciras oriciis ILill.
Tenunochilus latus Meek & Wortlm]
TemuiochiluH cox anus Mctk

Worthon.
Nautilus dekayi Morton.

Mouticnlipora.

Monticulipora Weston! sp. nov.

Monticulipora t)illing8i sp. nov.

Homotrypa.

Homotrypa siniilis sp. nov.

Prasopora.

Prasopora occnlata sp. nov.

Prasopora atHnis sp. nov.

Prasopora selwynii, Nioholsou.

Diplotrypa.

ill

'i.l'

t)lplotrypa regularia sp. aov.

Diplotrypa whiteavesii, Nicholson.

Monotrypd undulata.

Mouotrypa undulata, Nicholson.

Monotrypella.

Monotrypella trontonensis, Nich.
Footprints from Connecticut Valley. H. M. Mitivier.

286. 1892.) Abstract.
Footprints from Jura-Trias of New .Jersey. .1. Eyerman.

Monotrypella icqualis, Ulrich.

Amplexopora.

Amplexopora canadensis sp. nov.

Amplexopora discoidca, Nicholson.

Batostoma.

Batostoma ottnwaense sp. nov.

Heterothypa.

Het«irothypa solltaria, Ulrich.

Spatiopora.

Spatiopora areolata sp. nov.

Ptilodictya pavouia, d'Orbigny.

Ptilodictya maculata, Ulrich.

Tetradium peachii var. canadeiise vi

nov.
Tetradium huronense, Billings.

Phila.,32,33. 1889.)

(Proc. Am. As. Adv. Sti
(Proc. Acad. Nat.
J. B. Tyrrell

(Tra.'l

A. Wo

Poraminifera and liadiolaria from Cretaceous of Manitoba

Roy. Soc. Canada, viii, Sec. iv, 111-115. 1890.)
Poraminifera from Post-Pliocene 8and at Santa Barbara, California

ward. (New York Micros. Soc, Jour., V, 24, 25. 1889.)

Poraminiferial Origin of Certain CretacedUB Limestone'^ nnd the Sequence ofSf

mouts in North American Cretaceous. R.T.Hill. (American Geolo<;ist,

174-177. 1889.) "Various species of fossils referred to.

Pord, S. "W. Certain Fossils Discovered within City Limits of Quebec. (In

New York Acad. Sci., Vol. vii, pp. 2-5. 1888.) The following are descrili

Remoplenoides ? schlotheimi Bill. Leptmna? or Strophomeua?

Shnmardia granulosa? Bill.

Harpidea sp. ?

Bathyurua canudatus IMll.

Formations, Lower Silurian, of Wisconsin

deson. (Bui. Minnesota Acad. Nat.

references to fossils.

Fort Cassin Rocks and their Fauna. R. I

1, 513-515. 1890.)
Fossil Fiah in Cleveland Shale. E. W. Claypole. (American Geologist, ii, (i^

1889.)
Fossil Insects of North America; by Samuel H. Scudder. Review. (Am. Join.?

(3), xu, 330. 189L) Brief notice.
Fossil of Puma. J. Leidy. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila., XL, 9, 10. 1888. )

'lilssi]

iBil

isil

I

iU

isil

)il

Graptolites priatimiformis II.
Cystidian.

and Minnesota Compared.
Sci., HI, 319-326. 1891.)

F. \V. ;

Inciili:

Whitfield. (Bui. Geol. Soc. Aiiior

OLOOY. liiiiLi;;

o British Miiseuii
[).) The followii

Con rati,
nis Hall.
Meek & Wortli-
:!iinis Meik

r»rton.

le Cainbro-Sil\iii,;jjl
itril). to Micro I'l'
bod iiud liyurid;
kli8> Ulrich.

leiiHis 8p. iiov.

ense h\). iiov.

i,ria, Ulrich.

la sp. nov.
ia, d'Orhigny.
ata, ITlritih.
L var. canadeiise v,

luse, Hillings.

A.ni. As. Adv. Sci.,!

'roc. Acad. Nat-

H.Tyrrell. { Ir,

alifornia. A. Wo

the Sequence ot'S
erican Geologist,

1 of Quebec. ( li^
owing are descril
Strophomeua?
istimiformis II.

)nipared. V. W.
1891.) lucid

mHLIO(JRAPIIY OF NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY.

89

•ails, Catalogue, Occurring in Missouri, (i. llambach. (Bui. (}pol. 8ur. Missouri,
No. l,6<)-85. 18!K).)

B Collected in Northwest Tt^rritnry, Canada, by Naturalists from rniverslty of
Iowa. 8. Calvin. (Bui. Lab. Nat. Hist. State Univ. Iowa, ii, No. 2, 163-165.
1892.)
•silB, Crotacoons, from British Columbia, the Nortlnvest Territory, and Manitoba.
J. F. Whiteaves. ((icol. and Nat. Hist. Sur. Canatlu, Contributions to Cana-
dian Paleontology, i, 161-196. 1889.)
•ails Discovered within City Limits of Quebec. S. W.Ford. (Trans. New York
Acad. Sci., VII, 2-5. 1888.)
bUb, Eocene, from Texas. T. II. Aldricli. (The Nautilus, iv, 25, 1890.)
BilB from Iowa Devonian. C. R. Keyos. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila., 247-249.

1888.)
bUb from Niagara Shales of Western Now York. E. N. S. Ringueberg. (Proc.
__ Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila., XL, 131-137. 1888.)
)idca, Nicholson. HKl^BilB from Silurian Rocks o*' Southeastern Portion of District of Saskatchwan ; J.

F. Whiteaves: Cauadi.in Rec. Sci., Apr., 1891. (American Geologist, Vol. IX,
p. 56. 1892. ) A brief notice of the paper.
bIIb from Triassic Rocks of British Columbia. J. F. Whiteaves. (Geol. and
Nat. Hist. Sur. Canada, Contributions to Canadian Paleontology, r, 127-148.
1889. )
silB, Hudson River, of .Jefferson County, Indiana. (}. C. Hubbard. (Proc. In-
diana Acad. Sci., i, 69. 1891.)
silB in "Archican" Rocks of Ceutral Piedmont, Virginia. N. H. Darton. (Am.

Jour. Sci., (3), xuv, 50-.')2. 1892.)
iSilB in Caves and Crevi<'e.s of Limestone Rocks of Pennsylvania. .J. Leidy.
,^ (Geol. Sur. Pennsylvania, Ann. Rep. 1887. 1-20. 1889.)
VIJiBBila in Determining the Age of Geologic Terranes. H. S. Williams, (I'roc Am.

• As. Adv. Sci., XXXVII, 206. 1889.) Abstract,
ff*j|8BilB in Limestones of Frederick County, Maryland, C. R. Keyes. (Johns IIop-

J kins Univ. Circulars, No. 84, 32, 1890.)
flipilBilBin Lower Taconic of Emmons, C. D. Walcott. (Proc. Am. Ah. Adv. Sci.,
% XXXVI, 202-L.!). 1888.) Abstract.

Bil Sirenian fi i California. O, C. Marsh. (Am. .Jour. Sci., (3), xxxv, 94-96.

1888.)
iBilB known to occur in Waverly Group of Ohio, Compiled, Tabulated List. W,

F. Cooper, (Bui. Sci. Lab. Deunison Univ., iv, Pt. i, 123-130. 1889,)
iBilB, B, Shimek. (Bill. Lab. Nat. Hist. State Univ. Iowa, ii, No. 1, 89-98. 1890.)
iilB near Boston, Recent. W. Upham, (Am. .Jour, Sci., (3), xliii, 201-209,
'i 1892.

silB, New Species and New Structural Parts. S. A. Miller and Charles Fabor.

(.Jour. Cincinnati Soc. Nat. Hist., xv, 1892.)
bUb, Notes on Paleozoic. A. F. Foerste. (Bui. Sci. Lab. Dennison Univ., iii,

Pt. II, 117-136. 1888.)
ibIIb Occtirring in Missouri, Catalogue. G. Hambach. (Geol. Sur, Missouri,
Bui, No. 1, 60-85. 1890.)

1b of Littleton, New Hampshire. R. Pumpelly. (Am. Jour Sci,, (3), xxxv,
;^i 79,80. 1888.) Announcement of the discovery of Niagara fossils on Parker

1. Geol. Soc. Ann:
m Geologist, ii, ti-
iew. (Am. Jour. > I
,9,10, 1888.)

VJ Mountain.
yttailB of Loess at Iowa City, Iowa. Ji. Shimek. (American Geologist, i, 149-152.
f 1888.)

B of Western Taconic Limestone in the Eastern Part of Dutchess (bounty, N.
Y. W. B. Dwight. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xxxix, 71. 1890.)
B, Sections. A. I'. Foorsto. (Science, XI, 22, 1888,)
Ib, Sections. J. F. James, (Science, xi. 50. 1S88,)

5 fT

T-rt

iif q

90

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY, [nuui.

/ I

FoMdls, Vertebrate, Geulogicul HorizouH L^termined. O. C. Marsh. (Am. .In

Sci., (3), XLii, 336-338. 1891.)
Freoh, F. Attuobment of Platyceras to Palieocrinoids and its Eifcctn iu Moditvn

the Form of the Shell; by C. R. Keyea: Proo. Am. Philosophical Sor., \\

1888. Review, (Neues Jahrbuch, 1«2. 1891.)
Freoh, P. Corals and Bryozoa from Lower H«lderber)?, Upper Helderberj;, z

Hamilton Group; J. Hall and G. Simpson: Paleontology of New York, i

Review, (Neues Jahrbuch, pp. 183-184, 1892.)
Freoh, F. Fossils from Clinton, Helderberg, Chemung, and Waverly Group.s ; <;.

Simpson: Trans. Am. Philos. Soe., Phila., xvi. Review. (Neucs Jahrliiii

561. 1892.)
Freoh, F. Fossils from Niagara Shales of Western New York; by E. N. S. Hiu;;!
"berg: Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci.,Phila., 1888. Review, (Neue.s Jalirbncli, 154, Ix';
Freoh, F. Fossil Shells of Silurian and Devonian Rocks of Kentucky; by II. N
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1891.)
Freoh, F. New Genus of Madreporaria (Glyphastrica) with remarks on Morpholn;
of Glyphastrica Forbosi, E. &, II, from the Tertiary of Maryland ; P. M, Diiik,;
Quart, Jour. Geol. Soc, London, 24, 1887. Review, (Neues Jahrbuch, 338, i-
1888.)
Freoh, F. Niagara Cephalopods from Northern Indiana; by H. Newell- I'n

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., 1888, Review. (Neues Jahrbuch, 178, 1892.)
Freeh, F. Rate of Growth of Corals; Alex. Agassiz: Mus. Comp. Zool., xv. I,

view. (Neues Jahrbuch, 195-196. 1891.)
Oasteropods.

Additions and Corrections to Miller's North American Paleontology. C. L. llr

rick. (American Geologist, v, 253-255. 1890. )
Additions to Observations on Cretaceous and Eocene Formations of MarylaiiJ

P. R. Uhler. (Trans. Maryland Acad. Sci., i, 45-72. 1888.)
Calciferous Formation in Champlain Valley. E. Braiuard aud H, M. Seh;||

(Bui. Geol. Soc. America, I, 501-516. 1890.) Incidental references to fossil
Calciferous Sandrock of Lake Champlain, Imperfectly Known Fossils, a:

Descriptions of Several New Forms. R. P, Whitfield, (Bui, Am. Mus. N.

Hist., 11, 42-63. 1889.)
Cambrian Fossils from Cohassett, Mass. C. I). Walcott. (Proc. Biol. >

Washington, vil, 155, 1892.)
Cambrian Fossils, Upper, Description of New Forms. C. D. Walcott. (Pr.r

U, S. Nat. Mus., XIII, 266-279. 1891.)
Cambrian, Middle, New Genera and Species of Fossils. C. D. Walcott, (IV ^

U, S. Nat. Mus., XI, 441-446. 1889.)
Cambro-Silurian Rocks of Manitoba, Eight New Species of Fossils, .).

Whitcaves. (Trans. Roy, Soc. Canada, vii, Sec. iv, 75-83, 1889.)
Carbonic CalyptrieidfB, Synopsis of American. C. R. Koyes. (Proc. Acad. N.-^

Sci., Phila., 180-181, 1890,)
Catalogue of Shell-Bearing Marine-Mollusks and Brachiopods of Soutluiisi.

coast of the United States. W. H. Dall. (Bui. U. S. Nat, Mus., No, 37, :

pp, 1889,)
Cincinnati Group, Manual of Paleontology. J.F.James. (.lour. CincinniitiS ;;^

Nat. Hist., XIV, 45-72, 149-163, 144-159. 1891-1892.)
Classification of Dyas, Trias, and Jura in Northwest Texas. J. Marcou. (.\iut

can Geologist, X, 369-377, 1892,) Allusions to various species of fossils.
Coal Measures of Central Iowa aud Particularly in the Vicinity of Des Mub

C, R, Keyes. (American Geologist, ii, 396-404. 1888.) *t

Coal Measures of Central Iowa, Fauna. C. R. Keyes. (Proc. Iowa Acad. Sci f

Pt. II, 22, 23. 1892.)

.L

'OLOGY. [nuLLii

Marab. (Am. .Id'

iflfccts iu Modifvu: -^
tsophical So<^, x\ |

ler Heldcrborjr. ai
y of N«w Yolk, I

I verly Groups ; (i.;
. (Neues Jahrliui.

by E. N. S. HiuKv
Iabrbnch,154. m. |
entucky; by li. \' V|

Jabrbiich, 4t)l,K

marks ou Morpliolo.
^lau«l; P. M.Duiin;
les Jahi'bucb, J538,*

by H. Nowell- I'l |
178. 1892.)
;oinp. Zool., XV. 1,5

soutology. C. L. II'

•inations of Marylai

[ird aud H. M. See,
references to fossil .
Known Fossils, a
Bui. Am. Mus. >.

tt. (Proc. Biol. >

]). Walcott. (I'r-

D. Walnott. (I'r

OS of Fossils. .1.
-83. 1889.)
)8. (Proc. Acatl.N.

(pods of Soutbi'iisi.
Nat. Mus., No. S7, :

(Jour. CincinniitiS

J.Marcou. (.\iii>
species of fossils. •
iciuity of Des Moit

'roc. Iowa Acad. .Sci.|

■ 1 milLIOGRAPIIY OK NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY.

1)1

■teropoda — Continued.
Coal Measures of Central Iowa, Fauna. C. R. Keyes. (Proc. Acnd. Nat. Sci.,

Pbila.,22-'-247. IHHH.)
Color, Preservation in Fossil Shells. C. R. Keyes. (The Nautilus, iv, 30, 31.

1H90.)
Confounding of Nnssa Trivittata (^ay) and Nassa Peralta (Con.) U. 1>. Harris.

(American Geologist, viil, 174-176. 1891.)
Conularia Missouricjisis, Swallow, with Crcnulated Costii". H. Calvin. (Amer-
ican (icologist, v, 207, 208. 1890.)
Correlation of Lower Silurian Horizonsof Tennessee and of Ohio and Mississippi

Valleys with those of New York and Canada. E. O. IJlrich. (American (»e-

jlogist. II, 39-44. 1888.)
Correlation Papers, Cambrian. C. D. Walcott. (IJul. U. S. (Jeol. Sur., No. 81,

447 i.p. 1891.)
[Cretaceous Deposits in Iowa. C. A. White. (American (Geologist, i, 221-227.

1888.) Various species of fossils ment Mied,
I British Columbia, Cretaceous Fossils fiom the Northwest Territory and Mani-
toba. .1. F. Whiteavos. (Geol. aud Nat. Hist. Bur. Canada, Contributions

to Canadian Paleontology, i, 161-196. 1889.)
fCretaceous iu Iowa, Eastern Extension. C. R. Keyes. (Proc. Iowa Acad. Sci.,

I, Pt. II, 21. 1892.)
[Cuboides Zone and its Fauna: A Di.scussiou of Methods of Correlation. H. S.

Williams. (Bui. Geol. Soc. America, i, 481-500. 18tK).)
)onver Tertiary Formation. W.Cross. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xxxvii, 261-282.

1889.) Incidental references to fossils,
levonian of Manitoba, New or Previously Unrecorded Species of Fossils. J. F.

Whiteaves. (Trans. Roy. Soc. Canada, vui, Soc. iv, 93-110, 1890.)
)evonian Rocks of Islands, Shores or Immediate Vicinity of Lakes Manitoba

and Winnepegosis. J. F. Whiteaves. (Geol. ai'd Nat. Hist. Sur. Canada,

Contributions to Canadian Paleontology, i, 255-360. 1892.)
)evonian System of Eastern Pennsylvania. C. S. Prosser. f Am. .Jour. Sci., (3),

XLiv, 210-221. 1892.) Fossils mentioned.
Socene Fossils from Texas. T. H. Aldrich. (The Nautilus, iv, 25. 1890.)
Socene Mollusca of State of Texas. A. Heilprin. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila.,

393-406. 1890.)
pvolutiou of Strophostylus. C. R. Keyes. (Proc. Iowa Acad. Sci., i, Pt. 11, 25.

1892.)
pxploration in Yukon and Mackenzie Basins, N. W. T. R. G. McConnell. (Geol.

and Nat. Hist. Sur. Canada, Ann. Rep,, iv. Part d, 163 jtp. 1891.) Mention

made of diflferent species.

iplorations and Surveys in Portions of Northern New Brunswick aud Adjacent
' Areas in Quebec and Maine. L. W. Bailey and Wm. M. Mclnnes. (Geol. and
I Nat. Hist. Sur. Canada, Ann. Rep., in, Part M,527])p. 1889.) Mention made
; of different species.

tuna oi" Lower Cambrian or Olenellus Z<me. C. D. Walcott. (U. S. Geol. Sar.,
^Tenth Ann. Rep., 511-658. 1890.)

|mna of Rocks at Fort Cassin, Vermont, with Descriptions of New Species. R.
Whitfield. (Bill. Am. Mus. Nat. Hist., Ill, 26-39. 1890.)

jluna of St. John Group, No. v. G, F. Matthews, (Trans, Roy. Hoc. Canada,

an. Sec. IV, 123-166. 1890.)

9urellidio of the United States, Catalogue. H. A. Pilsbry and C. W. Johu-

on. (The Nautilus, V, 102-107. 1892.)

jrida Miocene. D. W. Langdon, jr. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xxxvia, 322-324.
39.) References made to various species.

m

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92

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY, (m lll

ii '

; '■'!

K. N. S. RiiiguebttrK. i Pr-
A. Miller. (Onovol., (iiH •

OasteropodB — C'oiitiinuMl.

FossilH iu Lower Taconic of Kniinonn. C D. Wiilcott. (I'roc. Am, As. A^

Sci., XXXVI, 212. 2i:i. 1H88.) Abfitract.
FoHaila from Niagara .Shalos of" Western New York

Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila., xl, l.Sl-137. 18W>.)
Geology and Paleontology, North Araeri(;an. H.

Cincinnati, 1890.) New species described.
Geology of Artesian Wells at Atlantic City, \. .1. L. Woolnian. (Pror. Ai.

Nat. K'.ii., Phila., xi.ii, 132-147. 1890.) Incidental references to fossils.
Geology of Central Nebraska. F. W. Russell. (Ameri(!an Geologist, vii. >-.

1891.) Numerous references to fossils.
Geology of Johnson County, Iowa. C.L.Webster. (American Naturalist, w

408-U9. 1888.) Incidental references to fossils.
Geology of Licking County, Ohio, Parts iii and iv, Subcarboniferons ,

Waverly Groups. C. L. Herrick. (Bui. Sci. Lab. Deunison Univ., in, I't

13-110. 1888.)
Geology of Portion of Province of Quebec. R. W. Ells. (Geol. and Nat. H

Sur. Canada, Ann. Rep., m. Part k, 114. 1888.) Mention made of dillii

species.
Grouping Formations of Middle Cretaceous, .and the Employment of nn A

tional Term in its Nomenclature. G. H. Eldridge. (Am. Jour. Sci..

XXXVIII, 313-321. 1889.) References made to various species.
Helderberg, Chemung, and Waverly Groups, Fossils found in the Collect ioi

the Geological Survey of Pennsylvania. G.B.Simpson. (Trans. Am. I'lii

Soc, XV, 435-460. 1888.)
Helicina Occulta, Distribution. C. R. Keyes. (The Nautilus, iii, 18, 19. b'
Hudson River "Fiord." A. M. Edwards. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xliii, IX'l.

1892.)
Invertebrate Foasils. A. H. Worthen. (Geol. Sur. Illinois, viii, 71-154. 1>

A number of species described as new from Iowa, Illinois, and Missoui i
Invertebrate Fossils of Pacific Coast. C. A. White. (Bui. U. S. Geol. Sur

i51. 1889.)
Iowa, Annotated Catalogue of Mollusca. C. R. Keyes. (Bui. Essex. Inst

1889.)
Iowa, Collection of Fossils from Lower Magnesian Limestone

Lab. Nat. Hist. State Univ. Iowa, i. No. 2, 189-193, 1892.)
Iowa, Lower Carbonic Gasteropoda from Burlington. C. R. Keyes. (Pro( . \

Nat. Sci., Phila., 284-298. 1889.)
low.a, Straparollus from Southeastern. C. R. Keyes. (American Oeol(>v;i<

193-197. 1890.)
Jura, Necomian and Chalk of Arkansas. J. Marcou. (American Geoloj;M

357-367. 1889.) Various species of fossils mentioned,
Kentucky Fossil Shells; A Monograph of the Fossil Shells of the Silurian

Devonian Rocks of Kentucky. H. Nettleworth. (Kentucky Geol. Sur., V

1-245. 188'.>.)
Keokuk Beds and their Contained Fossils in the Vicinity of Keokuk, Io\\ i

H. Gordon. (Proc. Iowa Acad. Sci., i, 98-100. 1890.) Abstract.
Keokuk Group at Crawfordsville, Indiana. C. S. Beachler. (American 0

gist, II, 407-412. 1888.) Occurrence of characteristic fossils noted.
Kinderhook Fo.ssils. R.R.Rowley. (American Geologist, iii, 275, 276. 1^"
Loess and its Fossils, B. Shimek. (Bui, Lab. Nat. Hist. State Univ. low.

No. 1,89-98. 1890.)
Loess and its Fossils. B, Shimek. (Bui. Lab. Nat. Hist. State Univ. In"

Nos. 3, 4, 200-214, 1890,)
Loess at Iowa City, Iowa. B. Shiunsk. (American (ieologist, i, 149-152. I

■ii

S Calvin

U I

ITOLOGY. Iw'-l;. ^^^ I3IULIOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY. D3

tiipteropods— C()iitiiiiio«l. ,

(Proc. Am. Ah. A; ^,^Log^„ FossilM. Dintrilmtioii. ('. R. KryoH. (Aiiunii-un (i»-ol«iKi8t, iv, 109-12L

j im.). )

''•||tLower Manm-Hinii LiiiiimtoMo of Northeiist«rii Ii»wu, C'olloctiiiii of FomiilH. 8.

tCiilvin. (Ainorioan (ItiologiHt, X, 114-118. 1«J»2.)
Ma(|iiuk(;tii ShaloH jiikI their Corn^lutioii with ('iiiriiiii:iti (rroiipof South wusterii
yja Oliio. .1. F. .lanicH. (Aniericiui (teolojfift, v, 33l>-IJr><), 1H!K). ) Li.stu of <thai'ao-

^. RingneherK. iPr
ur. (Onevol., 6(Ui

ooliniiii. (Pror. Au
•onc«s to foBsilH.
u Geologist, vii, H«-.

irican Xaturnlist, xv

Snbcarhoniforoiis ,,
iniHou Univ., in, I't

(Geol. and Nat.R
ition made of ditltir

mployment of an A!
(Am. Jour. Sci..
species.

nd in the Collect ioi,.
1. (Traus. Am. Phi.

iitilus, III, 18, lit. 1?'
Sci., (3), XLili, 1H2,.

nois, VIII, 71-154. If
ois, and Missouri,
lul. U. S. Geol. Sur.

(Bui. Essex. Inst

istone. S Calvin. :

1892.)

. R. Keyes. (Pro.. A

(American Geolof;'-;

[American Geolosisi

I.

hells of the Silurian

mtucky Geol. Sur., 51 i

ty of Keokuk, Iowa
) Abstract,
chler. (AmericiinCr.
c fossils noted.
ri8t,iii,275,276. 18>
[ist. State Univ. Ioff>

list. State Univ. Ii"

ologist, 1, 149-152. 1:

"JS teristic species.

S^aquoketa Siiales in Iowa. .1. F. .fames. (Proc. Am. .\8. Adv. Sci., xxxviii, 250,

251. 1890.) Reference made to various species.

arylaud and Virginia, Third Annual Geological Expedition. >V. M. Clark.

(.Johns Hopkins I'niv. Circulars, No. 81,09-71. 1890.) Various species listc<l.

innesota, Range and Distrihiitiim of Lower Silurian Fauna. F. W. Sardesou.

(Bui. Minnesota Acad. Nat. Sci.. iii, 320-343. 1891.)

iocene MoUusca of New .Jersey. A. lluilprin. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila.,

XXXIX, 397-105. 1888.)

antuckot, Geology. N. S. Slialer. (Mul. 1'. S. (ieol. Sur., No. 53. 1889.) Inci-

d(!utal references to fossils.
^iHKaticoid Genus Strophostylus. ('. R, Keyes. (American Naturalist, .xxiv,

1111-1117. 1890.)

aticopsis, Subgeneric Groups. ('. R. Keyes. (American Ctecdogist, iv, 193-196.

1889.)

eozoic Geology of Southwestern Arkansas. R. T. Hill. (Geol. Sur. Arkansas,

Ann. Rep. 1888, ii, 127-152. 1889.) In the chapter um the paleontology of the

Trinity division a number of forms are dcscrihe<l as now.

ew .Jersey, Gasteropoda and Cephalopoda of Raritau Clays and Greonsand

Marls. R. P. Whittield. (U. S. Geol. Sur., Mi... xvKt, 402 pp. 1891.)

iagara Shales of Western New York ; Study of Origin of Lheir Subdivisions

»)\i^. tlieir FauniB. E. N. S. Ringueberg. (American Geologist, i, 20'i-272.

1888.)
tario, Hamilton Formation, List of Species at Present known from that For-

mation and Province. J. F. Whiteaves. (Geol. and Nat. Hist. Sur. Canada,
I "f^M Contributions to Canadian Paleontology, i, 15-125. 1889.)

tario, Paucispiral Oporcula of Gasteropoda in Guelph Formation. J. F.

Whiteaves. (Canadian Rec. Sci., v, 404-407. 1891.)
^j^i; *leontological Notes. A. S. Packard. (Proc. Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., cxiv,

209-216. 1889.)

alcozoic Fossils, New Species. S. Calvin. (Bui. Lab. Nat. Hist. State Univ.

low.a, I, 137-181. 1890.)

irmian of Texas. C. A. White. (American Naturalist, xxii, 926. 1888.)

atyceras and Capulus, Relations. C. R. Keyes. (American Geologist, iii, 6-9.

1890.)

atyceras, Attachment to Fossil Crinoids. C. R. Koyes. (American Naturalist,

XXII, 924, 925. 1888.)

atyceras, Attachment to Paheocriiuiidea; and its Ett'ects in Modifying the

Form of the Shell. C. R. Keyes. (Proc. Am. Philosophical Soc, xxv, 231-243.

1888.)

atyceras Group of Paleozoic Gasteropods. C. R. Keyes. (American Geolo-
gist, X, 273-277. 1892.)
ityceras, Note on Sedentary Habits. C. R. Keyes. (Proc. Iowa Acad. Sci.,

I, Pt. II, 24. 1882.)

atyceras, Sedentary Habits. C. R. Keyes. (Am. .Jour. Sci., xxvi, 269-273.

1888.)

ilyphemopsis, American Species. C. R. Keyes. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila.,

^ 302. 1889.)

94

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY, [hillh

OaBterofKjdB — Continued.

Poat-Laraniie Deposits of Colorado. W. Cross. (Am. Jonr. Soi., (3), xliv, in

1892.) Fossils mentioned.
Post-Pleiocene Limna[>id. R. E. Call. (American Geologist, i, 146-148. \mi
Preliminary Description of North Attleborough Fossils. N. S. Shaler and A.j

Foerste. (Bui. Mus. Comp. Zool., No. 2, Geol. Ser., ii, 27^1. 1888.)
Quaternary Section Eight Miles Southeast of Des Moint^s, Iowa. C. R. Ki

and R. E. Call. (Proc. Iowa Acad. Sci., i, Ft. ii, 30. 1892.)
Rf ; ent Fossils near Boston. W. Uphaia. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xwii, 2ni<*a

1892.)
Rockford Shales of Iowa, Fossils. C. L. Webster. (American Naturalist, w;

1013-1018. 1888. ) Description of new species.
Saitt Peter Sandstone, Fossils. F. W. Sardeson. (Bui. Minnesota Acad. N;

Sci., Ill, 318, 319. 1891.)
Silurian Horizons of Tennessee and Ohio and Mississippi Valleys, Correlate

with those of New Yorlc and Canada. E. O. Ulrieh. (American Geologistl

100-110, 179-190, and 305-315. 1888.) Various species of fossils referred to|
Soleniscus: Its Generic Characters and Relations. C. R. Keyes. (Aiueril

Naturalist, xxili, 420-424. 1889.)
Sphiurodoma; Genus of Fossil Gasteropoda. C. R. Keyes. (Proc. Acad, vj

Sci., Phila., 303-309. 1889.)
Taconic, Lower and Middle, of Europe and North America. ,1. Marcou. (Aind

can Geologist, vi, 78-202 and 221-233. 1890.) Incidental references to foss|
Terrehellum in American Tertiaries. G. D. Harris. (American Geologist]

315. 1890.)
Tertiary Deposits of Cape Fear River Region. W. B. Clark. (Bui. Geol,

America, i, 537-540. 1890.)
Tertiary Fauna of Florida. W. H. Dall. (Trans. Wagner Free Inst. Sci., Ptil

delphia, iii, 1-178. 1890.)
Tertiary, Nebraska. F. W. Russell. (American Geologist, ix, 178-181, Wi

Incidental references to fossils.
Texas Permian and its Mosozoic Types of Fossils. C. A. White. (Bui. Us

Geol. Sur., No. 77, 51 pp. 1891.)
Trenton Limestone of Manitoba, Gasteropoda. J. F. Whiteaves. (Caiiiii!.*|

Record of Science, v, 317-328. 1893.)
Typos Fossiles de I'Eoceno du Bassiu de Paris R6cemment Ddcouvertes en A:

rique. W. H. Dall. (Bui. Soc. Zool. de Franco, xv, 97, 98. 1890.)
Variation Exhibited by a Carbonic Gasteropod. C. R. Keyes, (Aimri

Geologist, III, 330-334. 1889.)
Gasteropoda and Cephalopoda of Raritan Clays and Greeusand Marls of New ,Jcr-

R. P. Whitfield. (U. S. Geol. Sur., Mou. xviii, 402 pp. 1891.)
Gay Head, Marthas Vineyard, Study. P. R. Uhler. (Trans, Maryland Acad,

1,204-212. 1888.)

A. W. Voil;«

Gtenera and Species of North American Carboniferous Trilobitos.

(Ann. N. Y. Acad. Sci., iv, 69-105. 1888.)
Genera of Brachiopoda, Characters and Distribution. C. W. Rolfe. (Aiuiri|

Geologist, XXIII, 983-998. 1889.)
Genera of Paleozoic Brachiopoda. J. M. Clarke. (Eighth Ann. Rep. State Geij

. gist. New York, for 1889, 43-46. 1889.)
Geneais of American Actinocrinidis. C. R. Keyes. (American Is'aturalist,

243-254. 1890.)
Genesis of Arietidie. A. Hyatt. (Mem. Mus. Comp. Zool., xvi. No. 3, i-xi,

1889.)
Genesis of Arietidiu.

238 pp. 1889.)

A. Hyatt. (Smithsonian Cont. to Kuowl., xxvi. No.

'^m^

!(TOLOGY. [HILL

Bs] BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY.

95

• Soi., (3), XLiv.lii.

es. (Proc. Acad, n

lUB Hcolithiis. (American Naturalist, xxvi, pp. 240-242. 1892.) A criticisui of

an article read by J. F. Jamea before the Geological Society at its meeting

in Washington.
>logical Horizons as determined by Vertebrate Fossils. O. ('. Marsh. (Am.

Jour. Sd., (3), XLii, 3.36-338. 1891.)
>logioal Investigations in New Brunswick, Progress. L. W. Uailoy. (Trans.

Roy. Soc. Canada, vii, Sec. iv, 3-17. 1889.) Incidental references to fossils.
slogical Observations of Yukon Expedition in 1887. G. M Dawson. (Science,

XI, 185, 186. 1888.) Incidental refo.onces to fossils.
jlogical Problems of Muscatine County, Iowa, with Special References to Recti-
fication of Supposed Kinderhook near the Mouth of Pine Creek. S. Calvin.

(American Geologist, in, 25-36. 1889.) Mention made of different species,
slogical Researches in Yucatan. A. Heilprin. (Proo. Aca^. Nat. Sci., Phila.,

XLiii, 136-158. 1891.) Incidental references to fossils,
slogical Section at Todd's Fork, Ohio. A. F. Foerste. (Ainer'can Geologist, ii,

412-419. 1888.) Occurrence of characteristic fossils noted.
logy and Paleontology, North American. S. A. Miller. (One volume, 664 pp.

Cincinnati, 1890.) New species described,
jlogy and Paleontology of Cretaceous Deposits of Mexico. A. Heilprin. (Proc.

Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila.. 445-469. 1890.)
Dlogy of Central Nebraska. F.W.Russell. (American Geologist, vii, pp. 38-44.

1891.) Numerous references to fossils,
logy of Dearborn County. A. J. Bigney. (Proc. Indiana Acad. Sci., i, 66-67.

1891.)
^logy of Johnson County, Iowa. C. L. Webster. (American Naturalist, xxii,

408-419. 1888.) Incidental reference to fossils,
logy of Mt. Stephens, British Columbia. R. G. McConnell. (American Geol-
ogist, III, 22-25. 1889.) Mention made of different species,
logy of Nantucket. N. S. Shaler. (Bui. U. S. Geol. Sur., No. 53. 1889.) Inci-

dental reference to fossils,
logy of Pennsylvania, Vol. i, Summary Description. J. P. Lesley. (Geol. Sur.

Pennsylvania, Final Rep., 720 pp. 1892.) Incidental references to fossils.
logy of Portion of Province of Quebec, Second Report. R. W. Ells. (Geol. and

Nat. Hist. Sur. Canada, Ann. Rep. 1887, Part K, 114 pp. 1888.) Mention made

of different species.
logy of Skunnemunk Mountain, Osage County, N. Y. C. S. Prosser. (Trans.

New York Acad. Sci., xi, 132-149. 1892.) Fossils mentioned,
logy of Southwestern New York. G. D. Harris. (American Geologist, vil,

164-178. 1891.) Numerous references to fossils.

)gy of Southwest. R. T. Hill. (American Geologist, vii, 366-370. 1891.)

Occurrence of characteristic fossils noted.

Br, H. T. Relative Ages of American and English Cretaceous and Eocene Series;

J. St. Gardner: Geol. Mag., in, 1884. Review. (Neues Jahrbuch, 481, 482.

1888.)

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Jour. Sci., (3), XLi, 167-178. 1891.)

Jtic Fossils. E. H. Barbour. (Science, xix, 99, 100. 1892.)

itic Hom»''d Dinosauria from Cretaceous. O. C. Marsh. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3),

xxxviii, 173-176. 1889.)
(Theo. Extinct Schleroderms. (American Naturalist, Vol. xxii, pp. 828-830.

Philadeli'bia, 1888.) Brief notes on the group, with diagnostic characters of

the several families.
[Theo. Glyptooephalua not Identical with Buoklandium. (American Natu-
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use of the terms in Anierican Naturalist, Vol. xxii, p. 828. 1888.)

,i.«

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XXII, 925, 926. 1888.)
Glyptodon from Texaa. E. D. Cope. (American Naturalist, xxii, 345, 346, 1888 1
GoniatiteB Intumescens, Beyricb, Fauna with, in Western Now York. J. M. Clarkej

(American Geologist, viii, 86-105. 1891.)
GoniatiteB IntamesconH im Westliohen Now York. J. M. Clarke. ( Neues .labij

buch f. Geol., Pal. u. Min., Band i, 161-168. 1891.)
OoniograptUB from Levis Formation, Levis, Quebec. H. M. Ami. (Can. Rec. 8ei

III, 422-428. 1889.)
GoniograptUB Thureaui, McCoy, from Levis Formation, Canada. H. M. Anal

(Canadian Rec. Sci., iii, 502,503. 1889.)
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(Proc. Iowa Acad. Sci., 1889, pp. 98-100. Des Moines, 1890.) Notes ou tt]

position of various forms.
Gordon, C. H. Keokuk Species of Agaricocrinus. (American Geologist, Vol. v, pJ

257-261, 1 pi. Minneapolis, 1890.) Figures and descriptions are given of;
Agaricocrinus americanus Roemer. Ortbis keokuk Hall.

Agaricocrinus wortheni Hall.
Gordon, C. H. Observations on Keokuk Speciei of Agaricocrinus. (Proc. Ioii|

Acad. Sci., 1889, pp. 100,101. Des Moines. 1890.) Abstract. Notes

various species of the genus, with the si)ecific distinctions.
"Grand Gulf." Formation of the Gulf States. L. C. Johnson. (Am. Jour. 8c|

(3), xxxviii, 213-216. 1889.) Various fossils considered.
Graptolitea, from Northern Maine, Lower Silurian. W. VV. Dodge. (Am. Josj

Sci., (3), XL, 153-155. 1890.)
Graptolitic Literature, Recent. R. R. Gurley. (American Geologist, viii,

1891.)
Greensand Marls of New Jersey, Gasteropoda and Cephalopoda of Raritan ClaJ

R. P. W^hitfield. (U. S. Geol. Sur., Mon. xviii, 402 pp. 1891.)
Gregory, J. 'W. Relation of American and European Fauna;. (Bui. Geol.

America, Vol. iii, pp. 101-108. 1892.) Comparisons of the faunas of thet

ferent geological formations made; and it is shown that they present jili

nomena wholly incompatible with the theory of the permanency of oceai|

basins.
Gregory, J. W. Tudor Specimen of Eozoon. (Quart Jour. Gool. Soc, London, V|

XLVii, pp. 348-355, 1 plate. London, 1891.) Concludes that the Tudor spf(

men of Eozoon is not organic. Reviewed in Am. Geologist, viii, 328, 18i)l.
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Nat. Sci., Philadelphia, 1890. Review. (American Naturalist, Vol. xxiv.|

1185. Philadelphia, 1890.) A concise synopsis of the paper.
Grouping of Formations of Middle Cretaceous and the Employment of an additiod

Term in its Nomenclature. G. H. Eldridge. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xxxvij

313-321. 1889.) References made to various species.
Gro^r/th and Decline, Classification of Stages of, Development of Brachiopoda, Pf

II. C. E. Beocher. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xliv, 133-154. 1892.)
Gryphaea Pitchori, American Necomian. J. Marcou. (American Geologist, v, 3|

317. 1890.)
Gryphsea Pitcher!, Morton, Original Locality. .1. Marcou. (American Geoloir|

111,188-193. 1889.)
Guelph Formation of Ontario, Paucispiral Opercula of Gasteropoda. J. F. Wtj

eaves. (Canadian Roc. Sci., v, 404-407. 1891.)
Gulf States, "Grand Gulf" Formation. L. C. Johnson. (Am. Jour. Sci.

XXXVIII, 213-216. 1889.) Various fossils considered.

'Ilili ; III

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of Braohiopoda, PJ

1892.)
can Geologist, v, 3|

iGurley, R- R- Recent Graptolitic Literature. (American Geologist, Vol. viii, pp.
35-43. Minneapolis, 1891.) A full review of the literature of the subject for
1890.

lurley, Wm. P. B., S. A. Miller and. Description of Some New Genera and Species
of Echinodermata from the Coal Measures and Subcurboniferons Rocks of
Indiana, Missouri, and Iowa. (Pub. in part in Jour. Cincinnati Soc. Nat. Hist.,
Vol. XIII, April, 1890, and completed by the authors in a pamphlet, 60 pp. 1890. )

lurley, Wm- P. B., S. A. Miller and. Description of Some New Gonera and Species
of Echinodermata from the Coal Measures and Subcarboniferous Rocks of
Indiana, Missouri, and Iowa. (Indiana Dept. Geol. and Nat. Hist.. Sixteenth
Ann. Rep. State Geologist, for 1888, 327-373, 10 plates. Indianapolis, 1889.)

[aase, B. Cockroaches from Carboniferous Period; S. H. Scudder: Proc. Boston
Soc. Nat. Hist., Ill, 1888. Review. (Neues Jahrbuch, 357. 1891.)

[aase, E. Fossil Spider Eoatypus Woodwardi ; Henry C. McCook : Proc. Acad. Nat.
Sci., Phila., 1888. Review. (Neues Jahrbuch, 357. 1891.)

{all, C. W., and F. W. Sardeson. Paleozoic Formations of Southeastern Minnesota.
(Bui. Geol. Soc. America, Vol. in, pp. 331-368, 2 plates. Rochester, 1892.) A
general study of the Minnesota Pall^ozoic sequence, with lists of characteristic
forms fouud in the Cambrian, Silurian, and Devonian.

[all, James, and John M. Clarke. An Introduction to the Study of the (jenera of
Paleozoic Brachiopoda. (Nat. Hist. New York, Pal., Vol. viii, Part i, 367
pp., 20 plates. Albany, 1892.) The generic groups of Inarticulates are fully
described, with critical remarks. The following genera are considered:

Lingula.

Lingulops.

Lingulasma.

Lakhmina.

Trimerella.

Dinobolus.

Monomerella.

Rhinobolus.

Lingulella.

Linguelepis.

Barroisella gen. nov.

Tomasiua gen. nov.

Obolella.

Leptobolus.

Elkania.

Paterula.

Obolus.

Aulonotreta.

Schmidtia.

Monobolina.

Neobolus.

Spondylobolus.

Mickwitzia.

Schizo bolus.

Discinolepia.

Kutorgina.

Schizopholia.

Volorthia.

Ijihidea.

Acrotbele.

Acrotreta.

Conotreta.

Bull. 121 'i

Discinopsis gen . nov.
Linnarssonia.
Mesotreta.
Siphonotreta.
Schizambon.
' Keyserlingia.
Helmersenia.
Discina.

Lindstra>mella subgen. nov.
iEhlertella subgen. nov.
Rcemerella subgen. nov.
Trematis.
Schizocrania.
Crania.
Craniella.
Cardinocrania.
Pholidops.
Orthis.
Plectorthis.
Diuorthis.
PlfL'siomys.
Hebertella.
Orthostrophia.
Platystrophia.
Hetororthis.
Bilobites.
Dalmanella.
Rhipidomella.
Schizophoria.
Orthotichia.
Euteletes.
Billingsella gen. nov.

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98 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY, [bull. 121

Hall, James — Continued.

Protortbia gen. nov.

Clitauibonites.

PolytiBchia.

Scenidium.

Ortbidiuni.

Stropbomena.

Ortbotbetes.

Hipparionyx.

Kayserella gen. nov.

Derbya.

Meckel la.

Streptorbyncbus.

Triplecia.

Miuiulus.

StreptiH.

Leptsena.

Ratinesquina gen. uot.

Stropbodouta.

Strophouella.

Leptella gen. nov.

Plectambonites.

Cbristiania gen. nov.

LeptiBnisca.

Davidsouia.

Cbonetes.

Cbonetina.

Cbonostrophia gen. nov.

Cbonopectus gen. nov.

Cbonetella.

Stropbalosia.

Daviesiella.

Aulostegea.

Productus.

Productella.

Proboscidella.

Etheridgiua.

Tbe following species are described and figured as new :

Lingula compta sp. nov.
Lingula scutella sp. nov.
Lingula ilabellula sp. nov.
Lingula paracletus sp. nov.
Lingula lingulata sp. nov.
Lingulops granti sp. nov.
Mouomerella greeni sp. nov.
Monomerella kiugi sp. nov.
Monomerella ortoni sp. nov.
Monouierella egani sp. nov.
Rbinobolus davidsoni sp. no v.
Siphonrtrcta ' ?) minuesotensis

sp. nov.
Orbiculoidea (Scbizotreta) ovalis

sp. nov.
Orbiculoidea nnmulus sp. nov.
Orbiculoidea berzeri sp. nov.
Liudstr(jL>mella aspiduui geu. et

sp. nov.
Scbizocrania scbucberti sp. nov.
Scbizocrauia (?) helderbergia

sp. nov.
Crania agarcina sp. nov.
Crania pulcbella sp. nov.
Crania granosa sp. nov.
Crania favincola sp. nov.

Cruniella ulricbi sp. nov.
Pbolidopa calceola sp. nov.
Pbolidops patina sp. nov.
Orthis? sattbrdi sp. nov.
Ortbis? bolstoni Safibrd.
Ortbis (Plsesiomys) loricula sp. nov.
Ortbis (Dalmanella) arcuaria sp. nov.
Ortbis (Dalmanella) superstes sp. nov.
Ortbis (Rbipidomella) oweni sp. nov.
Ortbis (Scbizopboria) seuecta sp. uov.
Stropbomena conradi sp. nov.
Stropbomena wincbellii sp. nov.
Ortbotbetes desideratus sp. nov
Derbya rugiuosa sp. nov.
Derbya costatnla sp. nov.
Derbya broadbeadi sp. nov.
Derbya benuetti sp. nov.
Derbya cymbula sp. nov.
Derbya afflnis sp. nov.
Derbya ( ?) biloba sp. nov.
Streptorbyncbas ulricbi sp. nov.
Cbristiania subquadrata sp. nov.
Lcpticnisca adnaseens sp. nov.
LeptiBnisca tangens sp. uov.
Stropbalosia rocktbrdensis sp. nov.
Cbouostropbia belderbergia sp. nov.

Reviewed in Am. Geologist, x, 251-253, 1892; also Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xliv, ?^^
332. 1892.

Hall, James, and Jobn M. Clarke. Paleontology of New York. (Nat. Hist. Nff
York, Pal., Vol. vii, 236 pp., 36 plates. Albany, 1888.) Descriptions ot til
trilobites and otber Crustacea of tbe Oriskany, Upper Helderberg, Hauiilt(l
and Catskill groups. Tbe introduction contains a synopsis of genera, ^'itij
descriptions and bibliograpbies of tbe following:
Calymene. Bronteus.

HomalonotuB. Pbaoops.

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►LOGY. iBULLm^YEs] BIBLIOGRAPHY OP NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY.

99

ov.

r.

nov.
J. nov.
nov.

lOV.

ford.

ioricula sp. nov.
aicuaria sp. nov.
superstea sp. nnv.
a) oweni sp. nov.
i) seuecta sp. uov.
i sp. nov.
sUii sp. nov.
itus sp. nov

nov.

nov.
ip. nov.

nov.

nov.
»v.
nov.

ichi sp. nov.

rata sp. nov.

118 isp. nov.

sp. nov.

:densis sp. nov.

n-bergia sp. nov.
Soi., (3), xLiv. W

•k. (Nat. Hist. Nei
Descriptions of til
lelderberg, Hauiiltel
ipsis of genera, wii|

11, James — Continued.
Diilmanites.
Haiismannia.
Coronnra snbgen. nov.
Cryphams snbgen. nov.
Odontocephalus subgcn. nov.
Cliasmops subgen. nov.
Corycephalus snbgen. nov.
Acidaspis.
Liclias.
Terataspis.

Conolicbas subgen. nov.
Hoplolichas subgen. uov.
Arges subgen. nov.
Ceratolicbas subgen. nov.
Dicranogmus subgen nov.
Proetus.
Pbaethonides.
Cypbaspis.

Tbe work itself contains descriptions
Calymene platys Green.
Honialonotus major Whitfield.
Houialonotus dekayi (Green).
Honialonotus vanuxeuii Hall.
Bronteus tuUius sp. nov.
Phacops cristata Hall.
Pbiicops rana Hall.
Phacops cristata var. i)ipa var. nov.
Phacops bufo (Green).
Phacops cacapona Hall.
Phacops nupera (Hall).
Dahuanites (Hausmannia) pleurop-

tyx (Green).
Daluianites (Hausmannia) concin-

nn,s Hall.
Dalnianites (Hausmannia) concin-

nus var. serrula var.
Dalnianites (Hausmannia) phacop-

tyxsj). nov.
Dalmanites (Hausmannia) meek!

Walcott.
Dalmanites (Coronura) aspectans

(Conrad).
Dalmanites (Coronura) myrnie(!o-

phorus (Green),
'almanites (Coronura) einargina-

tus (Hall).
Dalmanites ((Jryphams) comis sp.

nov.

(Crypha'us) pleione

Dalmanites

Hall.
Dalmanites

Greene.
Dalmanites

(Cryphn'us) Vioiithii

(CrypbiiHiw) boothii

yar, calliteles.

ProtolimnluB.

Eurypterus.

Stylonnrus.

Ceratiocaris.

Echinocaris.

Elymocaris.

Tropidocaris.

Mesothyra gen. nov.

Dithyrocaris.

Rhinocaris gen. uov.

Spathiocaris.

Dipterocaris.

Pahi;palu5mon.

Estheroa.

Schizodiscus gen. nor.

Protobalanus gen. nov.

Strobilepis gen. uov.

Turrilepas.

with figures of the following species :

Dalmanites (Cryphicus) barrisi sp. nov.
Dalmanites (Odontocephalus) selenurua

(Eaton).
Dalmanites ( Odontocephalus ) bifidus

Hall.
Dalmanites (Odoutoce plialus) legeria

Hall.
Dalmanites (Odontocephalus f)coronatus

Hall.
Dalmanites (Corycephalus) regalis Hall.
Dalmauites (Corycephalus) pygmajus sp.

nov.
Dalmanites (Corycephalus) dentatus

Barrett.
Dalmauites (Chasmops) anchiops(GreGn).
Dalmanites (Chasmops) anchiopa var.

armatns Hall.
]3almaiiites anchiops var. sobriuus var.

uov.
Dalmanites (Chasiiio])s) calypso (Hall).
Dalmauites (Chasmops) eriua Hall.
Dalmanites (Chasmojis) macrops Hall.
Acidaspis callicera sp. nov.
Acidaspis sp. ?
Acidaspis romingeri sp. nov.
Lichas teratas^iis graudis Hall.
Lichas (Couolichas) hispidus sp. nov.
Lichas (Couolichas) eriopis Hall.
Lichas (Conolicbas) ? sp.
Lichas (Hoplolichas) hylteus sp. uov.
Lichas (Arges) coutusus sp. nov.
Tiichas (Ceratolichaa) grypssp. nov.
Lichas (Ceratolicbas) dracon sp. uov.
Lichas (Dicranogmus) ptyonuruaap. nov.
I'roetus couradi Hall,

100 BIBLIOGRAPHY OP NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY, [bull. 121

Hall, James— Continued.

ProetuB augustifrons Hall.
Proetus hesione Hall.
Proetus sp, f

Proetns onrvimarginatus sp. nov.
ProetiiH latimiirginatiia sp. nov.
Proetiia crassiraargiuatus Hall.
Proetus foUiceps sp. nov.
Proetus clarus Hall.
Proetus canaliculatus Hall.
Proetus verneuUi Hall.
Proetus microgemma sp. nov.
Proetns stenopyge sp . nov.
Proetus ovifrons sp. nov.
Proetus pelphiuulus sp. nov.
Proetus ( ?) planimarginatus Meek.
Proetus tumidus sp. nov.
Proetus baldemani Hall.
Proetus inacrocephalus Hall.
Proelus rowii (Green).
Proetus marginalis (Conrad).
Proetus jejunus sp. nov.
Proetus phocion Billings.
Proetus prouti Shumard.
Proetus uevadaj sp. nov.
Proetus occidens Hall.
Proetus (?) longicaudus Hall.
Proetus missouriensis Shumard.
Phaethouides arenicolus sp. nov.
Phaetbonides varicella sp. nov.
Phoethonides gemmteus sp. nov.
Phaetbonides cyclurus sp. nov.
Phaetbonides ( ?) denticulatus

Meek.
Cyphaspis miuuscula Hall.
Cypbaspis stepbanophora sp. nov.
Cyphaspis diadema sp. nov.
Cyphaspis hybrida sp. nov.
Cyphaspis ornata (Hall).
Cyphaspis ornata var. baccatavar.

nov.
Cypbaspis craspedota sp. nov.
Cypbaspis Imvis Hall.
Cypbaspis coelebs sp. nov.
Protolimulus eriensis (Williams).
Eurypterus beecberi Hall.

Enrypterns prominens Hall.
Stylonurus excelsior Hall.
Stylonurus? (Echinocaria?) wrightianuj|

(Dawson).
Ceratiocaris longicauda Hall.
Ceratiocaris beecberi Clarke.
Ceratiocaris ? simplex Clarke.
Echinocaris punctata Hall.
Echinocaria whitfieldi Clarke.
Echinocaria condylepis sp. nov.
Echinocaris socialis Beecher.
Echinoceris pustulosa Whittield.
Echinoceris multinodosa Whitfield.
Elymocaris capsella sp. nov.
Elymocaris siliqua Beecher.
Tropidocaris bicarinata Boeoher.
Tropidocaria interrupta Beecher.
Tropidocaria alternata Beecher.
Mesothyra oceani sp. nov.
Mesotbyra neptuni Hall.
Mesothyra spumtea sp. nov.
Mesothyra (Dithyrocarisf ) veneris

nov.
Ditbyrocaris belli Woodward.
Rbinocaris Columbia sp. nov.
Rhinocaris scaphoptera sp. nov.
Spathiocaris emersoni Clarke.
Dipterocaris penuiB-diedali Clarke.
Dipterocaris procne Clarke.
Dipterocaris pes-cervic Clarke.
Pal^opakemon newberryi Whitfield.
Estberia pnlex Clarke.
Schizodiscus capsa sp. nov.
Protobalanus hamiltonensia ap. nov.
PabTJOcreusia devonica sp. nov.
Strobilepsia apringera sp. nov.
Turrilepas llexuosua sp. nov.
Turrilepas devonicus Clarke.
Turrilepas cancellatus sp. nov.
Turrilepas squama sp. nov.
Turrilepas nitidulus sp. nov.
Turrilepas foliatus sp. nov.
Turrilepas tener sp. nov.
Turrilepas ( ?) newberryi Whitfield.
Stylonurus excelsior.

Reviewed in Am. Naturalist, xxii, 714, 1888; also in Neues Jabrbuch, 186-19;"
1889; and Am. Geologist, iii, 147-148, 1889.
Hall, James. Crustaceous Tracks from the Potsdam Sandstone of Port Henry, X.r|
(New York State Mus. Nat. Hist., 42ud. Ann. Rep., pp. 25-34. 1889.)

OLOGY. [BULL. 121 HiBrES.] BIBLIOGRAPHY OP NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY. 101

rail, James. Descriptions of Bryozoa. (Tenth Ann. Hop. State Geologist, New
York, for 1890, pp. 35-57. Albany, 1891.) A continuation of the descriptions
of Bryozoa not printed in volume vi of the Paleontology of New York. The
following species described by the author in various papers are here rede-
scribed without figures :

I'aleschara pertenuis.
Paleschara intercella.
Palescbara reticulata.
Paleschara variacella.
Palescbara anjplectena.
Stictopora rectalines.
8tictupora tuiuulosa.
Stictopora straita.
Stictopora sinuosa.
Stictopora ovata. '
Stictopora incrassata.
Stictopora limata.
Stictopora subrigida.
Stictopora crenulata.
Stictopora angularis.
Stictopora recta.

Stictopora palmipos.
Stictopora grauifera.
Stictopora divergons.
Stictopora permarginata.
Stictopora intorstriata.
Stictopora recubans.
Sticto])ora subcarinata.
Semiopora biHtigmata.
Prisniopora dilatata.
Prismopora lata.
Ptilodictya parallela.
Ptilodictya phuiics.
Thamuiscus pauciramus.
Hederalla conferia.
Ptilopora straita.
Ptilopora nodosa.

Stictopora bifurcata.
Reviewed in A'nn. Soc. gdol. du Nord, t. xv, 123, 1888.

|[all, James. Description of Linnarssonia cnf. Pretiosa, Billings. (Trans. Roy.
Soc. Canada, Vol. vii. Sec. iv, p. 55. Montreal, 1889.) A brief description of
the form.

fall, James. Genera of Paleozoic Brachiopoda. (Tenth Ann. Rept. State Geologist,
New York, for 1890, pp. 15-17. Albany, 1891.) A tabulated list of Paleozoic
brachiopods discussed in Paleontology of New ifork, Vol. viir.

^all, James. Genus Spirifera, and its Interrelations with the Genera Spiriferina,
Syringothyris, Cyrtia and Crytina. (Bui. Geol. Soc. America, Vol. i, pp. 567,
568. New York, 1890.) A synopsis of a study of the characters and relations
of the group.

ill, James. New Genera and Species of the Family Dictyospongidte. (Bui. Geol.
Soc. America, Vol. i, pp. 22,23. New York, 1890.) Notice, without descrip-
tions or figures, of several new species from New York Chemung.

|all, James. Paleontology of New York. (Nat. Hist. New York, Pal., Vol. v, Pt li,
42 pp., 14 plates. Albany, 1888.) Contains descriptions and illustrations of
Pteropoda, Cephalopoda, and Annelida of the Niagara, Lower and Upper
Helderberg, Hamilton and Waverly groups. The following species are de-
scribed and figured, with notes :

Pharetrella tenebros^ sp. nov.
Spirorbis cincinnateusis Miller & Dyer.
Ortonia minor Nicholson.
Ortonia conica Nicholson.
Conchicolites corrugatus Nicholson.
Tentaculites sterlingensis Meek &

Worthen.
Tentaculites richmondensis Miller.
Cornulites Hcxuosus Hall.
Coruulitcs immaturus.
Cornulites incurvus Shumard.
Cornulites distans (Hall).
Cornulites clintoui Hall.

Tentaculites minutus Hall.
Tentaculites niagarensis (Hall)

var. cumberlandiae var. nov.
Tentaculites gyracanthus Eaton.
Tentaculites elongatus (Hall).
Tentaculites acula sp. nov.
Tentaculites dexithea sp. nov.
Tentaculites scalariformis Hall.
Hyolithes centennialis Barrett.
Hyolithes heros sp. nov.
Styliola spica sp. nov.
Coleolus herzeri sp. nov.
Pharetrella gen. nov.

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Hall, James — Continued.
Cornulites sp.?
Corniilitos arcuatus (Conrad).
Cornulites proprius (Hall).
Cornulites bellastriatue Hall.
Cornulites chrysalis sp. nov.
Cornulites cingulatus ap. nov.
Cornulites tribulis sp. nov.
Orthoceras dntaraen Hall.
Ortlioceras sceptrum Hall.
Orthoceras directum Hall.
Orthoceras dagon Hall.
Orthoceras rudons Hall.
Orthoceras expositum Hall.
Orthoceras consortale Hall.
Orthoceras indianense Hall.
Orthoceras icarus Hall.
Gomphoceras fax Plall.
Gomphoceras illtpnns Hall.
Gomphoceras absens Hall.
Gomphoceras eximium Hall.
Gomphoceras mitra Hiill.
Gomphoceras impar Hall.
Gomphoceras cammarus Hall.
Gomphoceras gomphus Hall.
Gomphoceras crenatum Hall.
Gomphoceras plenum Hall.

Gomphoceras manes Ilall.
Gomphoceras nasutum Hall.
Gomphoceras potens Hall.
Cyrtoceraa snbcompresHuin Hall.
Cyrtoceras jason Hall.
Cyrtoceras citum Hall.
Gyroceras'nerens Hall.
Gyroceras laciniosum Hall.
Gyroceras? stebos Hall.
Trochoccras panduni, Hall.
Nautilus oricns Hall.
Nautilus hyatti Hall.
Nautilus parallclus Hali.
Nautilus (Discites) nmniouis Hall.
Nautilus (Discites) miircellensis Hull
Goniatites vanuxenii Hall.
Goniatites vanuxemi, var. nodit

Hall.
Goniatites discoideus Hall.
Goniatites uniangularis Conrad.
Goniatites amplexus Hall.
Goniatites complantus Hall.
Goniatites sinuosus Hall.
Goniatites p'^irsoni Hall.
Goniatites r ji Hall.
Goniatites . m Hall.

Gomphoceras minum Hall.

Hall, James. Paleontology of New York, Volume vii. (Eighth Ann. Rep.
Geologist, New York, for 1889, pp. 7-24. Albany, 1889.) A brief prelimin^
synopsis of the report. Reviewed in Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xxxix, 155, 1890.

Hall, James. Preliminary Notice of Newberria; a New Genus of Briichiopods,
Remarks on its Relations to Rensselaeria and Amphigenia. (Tenth Ann.
State Geologist, New York, for 1890, pp. 91-98, 2 plates. Albany, ISiM,
description of the genus, with figures and descriptions of the following specy

Newberria? condoni ( McChes- Newberria johannis (Hall).

ney). Newberria missouriensis (Swallow i.

Newberria levis (Meek). Newberria claypolii sp. nov.

Reviewed in Neues Jahrbuch, 155, 156, 1892.
Hall, James. Suggestions Regarding the Subdivisions and Groupings of the Sjk
usually included under the Generic Term Orthis, in accordance with Extn
and Internal Characters and Microscopic Structure. (Bui. Geol. Soc. Anicr
Vol. I, pp. lSr-22. New York, 1890.) A suggested revision of the genus.
Hall, James. Type Specimens of Devonian Crustacea Described in Paleontoloi.';^
New York, Vol. vii, in the Possession of the New York State MnHeimf
Natural History. (Eighth Ann. Rep. State Geologist, New York, for 188!i.-
24-27. Albany, 1889.) A list of the specimens described.
Haliserites z. Th., und iinhliche Gebilde, Ueber Palo^ospongia Prisca, l)i>n|
Eophyton z. Th., Chondrites Antiguus. H. Rautf. (Neues .Jahrbucli f. )l:v|
Geol. u. Pal., 92-104. 1892.)
Hallopoda, Distinctive Characters of the Order. O. C. Marsh. (Am. .Jour.

(3), XXXIX, 415-417. 1890.)
HallopuB and Other Dinosaurs. G. Baur. (American Naturalist, xxiv, 569-|
1890.)

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[alzapfel, A. Annotated Cliork-LiHt of the Cretaceous Invertebrate FossiIh; by
K.T.Hill: Geol. Snr. Texas, Hnl. \o. 4. 1889. Review. (Nones .lahrbueb,
p. 305. 1890.)

{alzapfel, A. Cretaceous Fossils from British Colnmhia, the Northwest Territory,
and Manitoba; by .1. F. Wliiteaves: Cont. Can. Pal., i, 1889. Review.
(Neues .Tahrbnch, pp. 158. 159. 1891.)

lalzapf;!, A. Invertebrate Fossils from the Pacific Coast; by C. A. White: Bnl.
U.S. Geol. Snr., No. 51, 1889. Review. (Nenes Jahrbuch, pp. 154-1.53. 1892.)

[alzapfel, A. Ocenrrence of Fossils of Creta^ujons Age on the Islands of Marthas
Vineyard, M.-iss. ; by N. S. Shaler: Hnl. Mns. Comp. Zool. xvi. Review.
(Neues .Tahrbnch, p. 305. 1890.)

[alzapfel, A. Paleontology of Cretaceons Formation of Texas, Part i ; by R. T.
Hill: Bnl. Texas Univ., School Geology. Review. (Neues Jahrbnoh, i>. 300.
1890.)

[ambach, G. Catalogue of Fossils Occurring in Missouri. (Bui. Geol. Sur. Mis-
souri, No. 1, pp. 60-85. .Fefierson City, 1890.) A tabulated list of fossils re-
ported from the state.

[amilton Formation of Ontario, with List of Species at Present Known from that
Formation and Province. J. F. Whiteaves. (Geol. and Nat. Hist. Sur. Can-
ada, Contributions to Canadian Paleontology, i, 95-125. 1889.)

[amilton Group near Iowa City, Iowa, Species of Spirifera. S. Calvin. (Bui.
Lab. Nat. Hist., State Univ. Iowa, i, No. 1, 28, 29. 1888.)

[amilton of Chenango and Ostego Counties, New York. C. S. Prosser. (Proc.
Am. As. Adv. Sci., xxvi, 210. 1888.) Abstract. Various species mentioned.

[amilton Period in Western Ontario, Vertical Range of Certain Species of Fossils.
S. Calvin. (American Geologist, i, 81-86. 1888.)

[aplocrinus, Ventral Structure, and Consequent Modifications in Classitication of
Crinoidea. C. Wachsniuth and F. Springer. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila.,
337-363. 1888.)

[arris, Gilbert D. Confounding of Nassa Triviata, Say, and Nassa Peralta, Con-
rad. (American Geologist, Vol. viii, pp. 174-176. Minneapolis, 1891.) Notes
on the confusion of the forms, with the literature of the subject.

tarrls, Gilbert D. Genus Terebellnm in American Tertiaries. (American Geolo-
gist, Vol. V, p. 315. Minneapolis, 1890. The occurence of this genus in the
Eocene of Texas is noted*

jCarris, Gilbert D. Geology of Southwestern New York. (American Geologist,
Vol. VII, pp. 164-178. Minneapolis, 1891.) Incidental references to fossils,
irris, T. W. Mount Bob, Mount Ida, on Snako Hill. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), Vol.
XMil, pp. 236-238. New Haven, 1892.) Incidental references to fossils.
Robert. Geological Reconnaissance in Southwestern Kansas. (Bnl. U. S.
Geol. Sur., No. 57, 49 pp., 2 plates. Washington, 1890.) Incidental references
to fossils.

fay, Robert. New Species of Fossils Cephalopods. (Trans. Kansas Acad. Sci.,
Vol. XIII, pp. 37-47. Topeka, 1893.) Notes on, and republication of, descrip-
tions by Hyatt.
Bilprin, Angelo. Eocene Mollnsca of the State of Texas. (Proc. Acad. Nat.
Sci., Phila., XLii, pp. 393-406, 1 plate. Philadelphia, 1890.) A list is given of
the Eocene mollnsca known from Texas and the following species are described
and figured as new :
Natica dumblei. Buccitriton scalatum.

Cerithium texanum. Ancillaria ancillops.

Clavella (Fusus ?) penrosei. Crassatella texana.

tilprin, Angelo. Fossils of Pliocene ("Floridian") Formation of the Caloosa-
hatchie. (Trans. Wagner Free Inst. Sci., Vol. i, pp. 68-134, 19 plates. Phila-
delphia, 1887.)

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Heilptin, Angelo. Oenlofi;icul Evidencen of Evolution. (One volume. Pliiladc

phia, 1888.) Keft^rences to fossil species. Reviewed in Nature, x.vxviii,riO,5i

1888.
Heilprin, Angelo. (ieological Kesearohes iu Yucatan. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sc:

Phila., Vol. XLiii, pp. 136-1.58. Philadelphia, 1891.) List of Pliocene fossL,

given.
Heilprin, Angelo. Geology and Paleontology of Cretaceous Deposits of Mexjcc

(Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila., Vol. XLii, pp. 445-469. Philadelphia, m.

Notes on a number of species.
Heilprin, Angelo. Miocene Mollusca of the State of New Jersey. (Proc. Acac

Nat. Sci., Phila. Vol. xxxix, pp. 397-405. Philadelphia, 1888. ) A list of specu

is given with notes on various forms and descriptions of the followin<;;:

Murcx sbilohensis sp. nov. Triforis terbata sp. nov.

Plerotoma pseudoburena sp. nov. Pecten hnmpbreyi var. woomaiii, va;

nov.
Reviewed iu Neues Jahrbuch, 351, 1890.

Helderberg, Chemung, and Waverly Group Fossils, found iu the Collections of tt

Geological Survey of Pennsylvania. G. B. Simpson. (Trans. Am. PhiloH. S(k

XV, 435-460. 1888.)
Helderberg Limestone in North America, and " Hercyu-Frage." J. M. Clarki

(American Geologist, Vol. vii, 109-113. 1891.)
Helderberg, Lower, Beecherella, New Genus of Ostracoda. E. O. Ulrich. (Amcria

Geologist, XIII, 197-204. 1891.)
Helderberg, Lower, of New Brunswick, Fish Remains. G. F. Matthew. (Amcrin ,

Geologist, viii, 61, 62. 1891. )
Helopora (Hall), and other Genera of thiit type, Sceptropora, (irenns f>f Biyo/o,

E. O. Ulrich. (American Geologist, i, 228-234. 1888.)
Hemiptera of British Columbia, Canadian Fossil Insects, i. Tertiary. S. II. Sn

der. (Geol. and Nat. Hist. Sur. Canada, Cont. Canadian Pal., ii, 5-26. 189;
Hemiptera, Physiognomy of American Tertiary. S. H. Scudder. (Proc. Ilmtc

Soc. Nat. Hist., xxiv, 562-579. 1890.)
"Hercyn-Frage" and Helderberg Limestone in North America. .T. M. Clurk

(American Geologist, vii, 109-113. 1891.)
Heroynlau Fauna of Northern Hartz iu Germany. C. D. Walcott. (Am. Jour. 8i,

(3), XXXIX, 155, 156. 1890.)
Hercynian Question : Brief Review of its Development and Present Status, v itt

few Remarks upon its Relations to the Current Classification of Anierit^

Paleozoic Faunas. J. M. Clarke. (State Cab. Nat. Hist., New York, 42d Al:

Rep., pp. 408-437. 1889.)
Hercynian Question. J. M. Clarke. (Eighth Ann. Rep. State Geologist, New Yoii

for 1889, 62-92, 1889.)
Herrick, C. L. Additions and Corrections to Miller's North American Paleontolii^-

(American Geologist, Vol. v, pp. 253-2r)5. Minneapolis, 1890.) A list of (x

ted species is given.
Herrick, C L. Cuyahoga Shale and the Problem of the Ohio Waverly. (Bui. G«

Soc. America, Vol. ii, pp. 31-47, 1 plate. Washington, 1891.) A list of the co:

mon fossils of the Cuyahoga shale is given. The following species arc <:

scribed and figured :
Phaethonides spinosus, Herrick.
Phillipsia consors, Herrick.
Phillipsia meramecensis, Shumard.
Cytherella uniformis, sp. nov.
Leptodesma nasutus, Herrick.
Herxick, C. L. Description of Four New Species of Waverly Fossils. (B«l "

Lab. Dennison Univ., Vol. iv, pp. 11-60 and 97-123. 1890.) Contaius a.

lists of, and a consideration of. other forms.

Leiopteria cuyahoga, sp. nov.
Conocardium alternistriatum, Herrici
Spirifer pendolineatus. Hall.
Cypricardinia sp.
Discina magnifica, sp. nov.

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Deposits of Mexici
Philadelphia, 18%

Frage." J. M. Clarkt
i, O.Ulrich. (Amerki:
'.Matthew. (Amtriu
jra, GenOH of liiyozo. 'k

merica. J. M. Clarb :|
ilcott. (Am. Jour. Sc; ?|

be Geologist, New Yori |

American Paleontolog; |
1890.) A list of (:ii;

Waverly. (Bui. Gee |
591.) A list of the co: I
lowing species are c

oga, sp. nov.
ernistriatum, Herricl v|
eatus. Hall.

a, sp. nov.
wrly Fossils. (Bul.Sf
1890.) Contaius ai 4

trrlok, C. L. Geology of Licking County, Ohio, Parts lii and iv, Suboarbonif-
erouH and Waverly Groups. (Bui. >Sci. Lal>. Dennison Univ., Vol. ill, Pt. i,
p|). 13-110, 12 plates. Granville, 1888.) The stratigraphy is discusHcd after
which the paleontology of the rocks is considered and the following species
described as new :

Nautilus ( f ) bisculatus.
Phillipsia pnccursor.
Chimetes tumidus.
Orthis vanuxemi var. pulohelluH.
Spirifera winchelli.
Spirifera dupressa.
Aviculopecten porlongatus.
Aviculopecten granvillensis.
Aviculopecten cooperi.
Creuipecton subcardiforuis.
Creuipccton senilis.
Aviculopecten (Lyriopocten)

cancellatuB.
Linatulina ( f ) ohioensis.
Streblopteria media.
Stroblopteria synama.
Streblopteria gracilis.
Pterinopecten cnrboniferus.
Pretomites(Leptodesma) ? oblon-

gus.
Leptodesma ( ?) scutella.
Posidonomata ( Streblopteria )

fragilis.

Promacra ( f ) truncatus.

Leiopturia ortoni.

Luioptcria halli.

Modiola waverleyensis.

Schi/odus nuwarkensis.

Sanguinolites (Gouiophora) senilis.

Allorisma cooperi.

AUorisma c^onvexa.

Macodon ( f ) triangularis.

Nuculana (Leda) spatulata.

Niiculana (Leda) similis.

Paliconeilo ellipticus.

Pahuoncilo ellipticus, var. flicatella.

Palusoneilo ellipticus, var. elegantula.

Palu^oneilo ellipticus, var. allorismi-

formis.
Area omata.
Gonoidon gen. nov.
Gouoidon ohioensis.
Pleurotomaria (Cyclonema) strigillata.
Dentalium granvillensis.
Schizoda3 (Protoschizodus) palteoneili-

formis.

iok, C. L. Geology of Licking County, Ohio, Part iv, Waverly Group, Con-
tinued, General Conclusions. (Bui. Sci. Lab. Dennison Univ., Vol. iv, Pt. i,
pp. 97-123. Granville, 1888.) This paper is devoted to the general conclu-
sions in regard to the Waverly Group of Ohio. In the addenda the following
new species are described :

Leiopteria? newberryi. Solenomya cuyahogensis.

Avicula ? recta. Schizodus harlanensis.

I .Reviewed in Am. Jour. Sci., (3), XXX vii, 317-318, 1889.
ick, C. L. Geology of Licking County, Ohio, Part iv. List of Waverly Fos-
sils, Continued. (Bui. Sci. Lab. Dennison Univ., Vol. iv, Part i, pp. 11-60, 2
plates. Granville, 1888.) The new species are:

Lingula atra.
Lingula gannensis.
Lingula meeki.
Lingula waverleyensis.
Productus varicostatus.
Productus annosus.
Productus rushvillensis.
Productus nodocostatuB.
Athyris ashlaudensis.
Rhynchospiraf ashlandensis.
Spirifera (Martinia) tonnispina-

tns.
Spirifer deltoidens.
Allorisma cuyahoga.
Allorisma consanguiuatus.

Leiopteria nasutus.
Avicula? siibspatul.ti,<i.
Edmondia sulcifera.
Lyriopecten nodocostatus.
Pteriopecten ? ashlandensis.
Gramraysia ovata.
Grammysia familica.
Schizodus chemungensis, var. prolon-
gatus.
Macrodon newarkensis.
Macrodon striato-costatus.
Cypricardinia (Mlcrodon) scitnla.
Oracardia gen. nov.
Oracardia omata.
Oracardia oomuta.

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PliilllpRia (?) oonsorH.
Proctiis niiniitiiH.
PliiiuthonideH oncidrntaliN.
Phiiflthnuidoa BpiiiOHiis.
PhaetlionideH (?) iniiiintiiniH.
Cytherin obioeiiNiH.

Herrlok, C. L.— Con tinned.

('(mociirdiiiiii iilt«TniHtriatiiin.
Pnlti'oiK^ilit cnnsiiniliH.
Piilii'oiioilo ignota.
Palii'oneilo (Niinila) ciirta.
FleiiiiiiKiaHtiiUiiN.
Coniilaria gracilis.
PbillipHia Nflrraticaudata.
Reviewed in Am. .loiir. Sci., (3), xxxvii, 317,318, 18S{).
Herrlok, C. L. Waverly Group in Ohio. (Ainorican Geologist, Vol. iii, pp. f)\^f;

3 ])late8. Minnoapolifl. 1889.) Lints and figures of typical forms.
HeaperornlB, Anatomy. F. A. Lucas. (Pro(\ Biol. 8oc. Wash., vi, March. IHitl.
HetoroorinuB HubcrasHiis, (Jrinoid. D. T. 1). Dyclie, (Science, xx, 66. 18(t'.i
Hicks and Salter, ClasHiiication of, How is Cambrian Divided? G. F. Mattlienij

(American Geologist, VI, 139, 140. 1889 ) Numerous references to fossils.

Hilgard, E. "W. Equivalence in Time of American Marine and Intracontinentiil Ti

tiarics. (Science, Vol. ix, No. 228, pp. 535, 5136. 1889.) Incidental refcrciKf

Hill, Robert T. Check-List of Invertebrate Fossils from the Cretaceous ForniutioJ

of Texas. (University of Texas, School of Geology, Circulars, 16 pp. Aiii*tiJ

1889.) Notes on the geographical and geological distril>utiou and short rii;!

ences to bibliography.

Hill, Robert T. Comanche Series of Texas-Arkansas Region. (Bui. Geo). Sofl

America, Vol. ii, pp. .'503-528. Rochester. 1891.) Reference to fossils, nl

viewed in American (Jeologist, vm, 2.58, 1891.

Hill, Robert T. Events in North American Cretaceous History Illustrated in tJ

Arkansas-Texas Division of the Southwestern Region of the United StatJ

(Am. .lour. Sci., (3), Vol. xxxvii, pp. 282-289. Now Haven, 1889.) In]

dental referenc^es to the Cretaceous fauna of this region.

Hill, Robert T. For.aminiferial Origin of Certain Cretaceous Limestones and

Sequence of Sediments in North American Cretaceous. (American Geolojjj.^

Vol. VI, pp. 174-177. Minneapolis. 1889.) Description of certain Texas ii.

taceous rocks made up of Tinoporua texana.

Hill, Robert T. Geology of the Southwest. (American Geologist, Vol. vir, -[>]>.%

' 370. Minneapolis, 1891.) Contains brief notes on the foraminifera of the IVt

region.

Hill, Robert T. Macraster Texan ns. (American Naturalist, Vol. xxiii, p. 168. PbS

adelphia, 1889.) A brief note on the species, with reference to a descriptionj

it by Ferdinand Ruimer in Neuos Jahrbuch, I. Band, drittes Heft.

Hill, Robert T. Neozoic Geology of Southwestern Arkansas. (Gool, Sur. Arkans|

Ann. Rep. 1888, Vol. ii, pp. 127-152. Little Rock, 1889. ) In the chapter on i

paleontology of Trinity division the following species are described i|

figured :

Ammonites walcotti sp. nov.
Pleurocera strombiforrais, Schlotli.
Vivipara cossatotensis, sp. nov.
Buccinapsis? conradi, sp. nov.
Ostrea frankliui, Coguand.

Reviewed in Am. Geologist, vi, 24.3-246,1888; also Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xxxr
413, 414, 1889.
Hill, Robert T. Paleontology of Cretaceous Formations of Tex.as, Part i. (I
versity of Texas, School of Geology, Circulars, 8 pp. Austin, 1889.) Tlie:5
lowing species from the Shoal Creek (Vola) limestone series described:
Pecten (Vola) roemeri, sp. nov.
Peterocera shumardi, sp. nov.
Reviewed in Neues Jahrbuch, 300, 1890.

Area gratiota, sp. nov.
Arcaparya, var. missouriensis, v.ir.i J
Cyrena arkausensis, sp. nov.
Corbicula pikensis, sp. nov.
Cardium? sevierensis, sp. nov.

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I Hill, Robert T. I'ri'liinlrmry Aniiotntnd Cbock-List of tlu' Crntai-oniiH Invnrtebrate
I'ossilHufTfxas. {G(«»l. Snr. 'IVxjih, Hiil. No. •!, ,'7 pp. Austin, 1S8!».) IJri«<f
notoH on th« lociiliti«>H of tlio Hpocit-H with tiihl«>H Nliowiii^ Htnitigrnpliiuiil
riin««'. Kovicwnd in Am. <it«olof;isf, vi, llil, 1H!M»; almi .\\n. .lour. Sci., (3),
XXXIX, 521. IH!H); mid iii Xoiics .Jalirliuch, W.i, 18!t().
iHill. Robert T KeconnaiHsaneo of the Ouuohitiv Moiiiifain SyHfem in Indian Tor-
ritory. (Am. Jour. Scii., (3), Vol. xmi. pp. 111-124. New Maviii, 1«1>1.) Nu-
niiM-ouH roferencoH to fosnils found,
ill, Robert T. IJober «ln«' durch lliiutlj^keit liippuritenartigor (Uianiidun au8i{0-
/oiclin<'t« Fauna der oborturonmi Kn^ido vonToxus, von Fiu-ilinand UotMuor in
Hroslan; Pal. Abhand., iv. Hand, Hoft 1. Berlin, 1888. Rovit^w. (Am. Jour.
«(•!., (3), Vol. xxxvii, pp. 318.319. Now Haven, 188!t.) ("ritir.-il icvi.'w of tlio
Avork and rnfureiK^e uf the fauna to tbu Hippnrite linicHtonoof Sliumard, rather
than the upper Tnrouian.
[ill, Robert T. Validity of tlirno .SpoeieH of CeplialopodH described by Schliitor
in the Niederrhein, (JesoUschaft at Bonn, March, 1887. Criticism. (American
Naturalist, Vol. xxill, p. lf>!». Piiiladdphia, 1889.) A brief note,
nil, Robert T., and U. A. F. Penrose, jr. Fppermost Cretaceous Bed.s of Eastern
and Southern United States; and Tertiary Cretaceous Partings of Arkan.sas
and Texas. (Am. .lour. Sci., (3), Vol. xxxviii, pp. 168-173. New Haven, 1889.)
Contains reference.s t(» characteristic fo8.sils.
lindeastrsea, a New Generic Form of Cretaceous Astra-idie. C. A. White. (Geol.
Mag., (3), v,3G2,.363. 1889.)

ide, O. J. Archa!ocyathn.s, Billings, and other Genera Allied thereto or Asso-
ciated therewith from Cambrian Strata of North America, Spain, Sardinia
and Scotland. (Canadian Rec. Sci., Vol. Iil, pp. 373,374. Montreal, 1889.)
inde, O. J. Archaiocyathus, Billings, and other Genera Al'ied to or Associated
with it for the Cambrian Strata of North America, Spam, Sardinia and Scot-
land. (Quart. .Tour. Geol. Soc, London, Vol. xlv, p]). j2.">-148, 1 plate. Lou-
don, 1889.) The three species included by Billings in Arclweocyathusaresuowa
to belong to three genera: A. profundm, Spirocjialhus (n.gen.) atlanticus, while
the third proves to be a silicious sponge Archa'OHovphia (n. gen.) minganensia.
"The ArchiBocyathinie are regarded as a special family of the Zoantharia
H'lorodomata, in some features allied to the group of perforate corals." Cala-
(iHm (f)i«i''«f'<'Ji';Mm, Billings is referred to Nipterella (n. gen.) a Lithistid
sponge. "The Genera Calathium, Bill., and Trichospongia, Bill., are also
undoubted silicious sponges." Keviewed by H. Ranft, Neues .Fahrbucli, 197-
199. 1891; also Am. .Tour. Sci., (3). xxxvii, 234, 1889.

ide, G. J. Chert and Silicious Schists of Permo-Carboniferous Strata of Spitz-
bergen and on Characters of Sponges which have been described by Dr. E.
von Dnnikowski. (Geological Magazine, (3), Vol. v, p. 24. London, 1888.)
Incidental references.

ide, O. J. Silicious Sponges from Trenton Formation of Ottawa. (Can. Rec.
Sci., Vol. in, pp. 39.5-399. Ottawa, 1889.) The following are described:
Steliella billiugsi.
Steliella crassa.
Reviewed in Ottawa Naturalist, in, No. 3, 1889; also Neues .Jalirbuch, 341, 1891.

ide, G. J. Spicules Described by Billings in Connection with Structure of Arch-
jeocyathns M inganensis. (Geological Magazine, (3), Vol. v, No. 2, pp. 22(5-228.
London, 1888.) Reviewed in Am. Geologist, ii, 128, 1888.

ide, G. J., J. W. Dawson and. New Species of Fossil Sponges from Little
Metis, Province of Quebec, Canada. (Peter Redpath Mus., McGill Univ.,
pp. 49-68. 1888.)

ide, G. J., J. W. Dawson and. Sponges from Little Metis, Province of Quebec,
Canada. (Canadian Rec. Sci., vol. m, pp. 49-68 Ottawa, 1888.) Several
species described as new.

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108 BIBLIOGRAPHY OP NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY. tBni.ial

Hippotheiium and Rhinoceras from Florida. J. Leidy. (Proc. Acad. Nat. t^rij

Phila., XLii, 182, 183. 1890.)
Hippotherium, Review of North Americau Species. K. D. Cope. (Proc. Ami

Philos. Soc, XXVI, 429-458. 1889.)
Holliok, Alfred. Paleoutology of CretaceoiiH Formation on Staten Island. (Traiiil

N. Y. Acad. Sci., vol. XI, pp. 96-103, plates 1-4. New York. 1892.)
Homologies of Cranial Arches of Reptilia. E. D. Cope. (American Naturaliitl

XXVI, 407, 408. 1892.)
Homologies of Posterior Cranial Arches in Reptilia. K. D. Cope. (TranH. Air|

Philos. Soc, XVII, 942-944. 1892.)
Horizon, New, of Fossil Fishes. E. D. Cope. (Proc. Am. As. Ad. Sci., xi,, :'$o|

1892.) Abstract.
HoiizouB, Correlation of Lower Silurian of Tennessee and of the Ohio and MissiJ

sippi Valleys, with those of New York and Canada. E. O. Ulrich. (Aracricail

Geologist, II, 39-44. 1888.) Various species of fossils referred to.
Homed Artiodactyle from Miocene O. C. Marsh. (American Jour. Sci., (3), xu

81,82. 1891.)
Homed Dinosauria from Cretaceous. O. C. Marsh. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xxvi, 4fi|

478. 1888.)
Horned Dinosauria of Laramie. [E. D. Cope.] (American Naturalist, xxiii, Tl^i

717. 1889.)
Horses and other Mammals, Professor Marsh on Extinct. E. D. Cope. (Americij

Naturalist, XXVI, 410-412. 1892.)
Horses, Dentition, Permanent and Temporary of Certain Three-toed. E. D. Con

(American Naturalist, xxvi, 942-944. 1892.)
Horses, Permanent and Temporary Dentition of Certain Three-toed. E. D. Cop

(Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila., xliv, 325,326. 1892.)
Horses, Recent Polydactyle. O. C. Marsh. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), XLiii, 3:W-H5;|

1892.)
Hovrley, James P. Taconic of Eastern Newfoundland. (Amori(ran Geologist, Vo.

IV, pp. 121-125. Minneapolis, 1889.; Incidental reference to Cambrian forml
Hubbard, Qeorge C. Cystidians of Jotfersun County, Indiana. (Proc. In(li..i

Acad. Sci., p. 67. Brookville, 1891.) A short notice of the manner of tk«

occurrence.
Hubbard, George C. Hudson River Fossils of Jefferson County, Indiana. (I'n

Indiana Acad. Sci,, p. G8. Brookville, 1891.) A list of typical fossils given,
Hubbard, Qeorge C. Upper Limit of the Lower Silurian at Madison, Indiaci

(Proc. Indiana Acad. Sci., pp. 68-70. Brookville, 1891.) Incidental refereiw

to fossils.
Hudson, River " Fiord." A. M. Edwards. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xuii, 182,11

1892.)
Hudson River Fossils of Jeiierson County, Iu<liana. G. C. Hubbard. (Prot

diana Acad, Sci., i, 68. 1891.)
" Hudson River Group " in Geologic Nomenclature, Value of Term. C. D. Walcot

(Bui. Geol. Soc. America, i, 335-356. 1890.) Incidental references to foKsi
Hudson River and Trenton Gnmps of Minnesota, Descriptions of New Brachiopi

N. H. 'Winohell and C. Schuchert. (Americuu Geologist, ix, 284-294. 1»
Hunt, T. Sterry. Geological History of Quebec Group. (American Geologist, Vi

V, pp. 212-225. Minneapolis, 1890.) Incidental references to fossils.
Hutchinson, H. N. Extinct Monsters. (One volume, 354 pp. New York, M.

A popular account of some of the larger ancient marine forms.
Hyesna and other Caruivora {torn Texas. E. D. Cope. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., Phil

XLIV, 326, 327. 1892.)
Hyaena and other Carnivora from Texas. E. D. Cope. (American Naturalist, xi'

1028, 1029. 1892.)

POLOOY. tBnt.lJi«^^^l BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY. 109

[yatt, Alpheus. Carhouifurous (Cephalopoda. (Texas Gool. Siir.
Ropt., pp. 327-35G. Austin, 1890.) The following described:

Second Ann.

sricanNaturaliHl.NJ'v

Metacocarati iuconspicuitiu np. uov.
Taiuocerod cavatui i ap. uov.
Doiuatocuras geu. nov.
DouiatoccraH mnlticatum sp. nov.
Asyniptocuraa newloui ap. nov.
Phacocoras dumblei np. uov.
Epboppiceras diviaiuui W. •& St. J.
Kndolobua gibboaus ap. nov.
Gaatriocerus conipreaaum ap. uov.

TeuiuoobiluH couchiferua ap. uov.
Teuiuochilna forbosianua (McC).
Teuiuochilus iatua M. & W.
Temnocbilua depreaaua ap. nov.
TenuiocUilua craaana ap. uov.
Metacocoraa cavatiforuiia ap. uov.
Metacoceraa dubiuni ap. uov.
Mfltacoceras walcotti sp. uov.
Metacoceraa hayi sp. nov.
Reviewed in American Geologiat, viii, 187, 1891.

kyatt, Alpheus. Evolution of Fauna of the Lower Lias. (Proc. Uoaton Soc.
Nat. Hiat., Vol. xxiv, pp. 17-30. Salem, 1888.) A abort abatracf IVom tbe
author'a monograph on the Arietida;, treating of their geological and fauual
relationa.

tyatt, AlpheuB. Geneaia of Arietida^ (Mem. Mua. Comp. Zool., Vol. xvl. No. 3,
pp. i-xi, 1-238, 14 plates. Cambridge, 1889.) Published alao in Smithaonian
Contributions to Knowledge,
^att, Alpheus. Genesis of the Arietidiu. (Smithsonian Contributions to Knowl-
edge, Vol. XXVI, No. 637, 238 pp., 14 plates. Washington, 1889.) A study of
the genesis of the group, with tiie geological and faunal relationa. Contains
descriptions and figures of uunierous European and the following American
forma :
Arniocerasf nevadannm (Gabb).
Arnioceras humboldti sp. nov.
Reviewed in American Naturalist, xxiv, 557-562, 1840.
fott, Alpheus. Values in Classitication of the Stages in Growth and Decline,
with Propositioua for a New Nomenclature. (American Naturalist, Vol. xxii,
pp. 872-884, I plate. Philadelphia, 1888.) Special reference is made to the
fossil cephalopods. Published also in abstract in Proo. Boston Soo. Nat.
Hist., XXIII, 45. Reviewed in Science, xi, 41, 42, 1888.
rdroids.
Goniograptus from Levid Formation, Levis, Quebec. H. M. Ami. (Canadian

Rec. Sci., Ill, 424-428. 1889.)
Goniograptus Thurcuui McCoy, from Levis Formation, Canada. H. M. Ami.

(Canadian Kec. Sci., iii, 502,503. 1889.)
Quebec Group, Stratigraphy. R. \V. Ells. (Bui. Geol. Soc. America, 1,453-458.

1890 ) luoideatal references to fossils.
Silurian Graptolitcs fr«>m Northern Maine.
XL, 153-155. 1890.)
I'drozoa. {Svc llydroids.)
Ilthyic Fauna, Silurian, and its Mode of
Geol. Soc. America, iii, 153-172. 1891.)
loia
Bryozoa, Paleozoic. E. <). Ulrich. (Geol. Sur.

Descriptitma of new succies.
Carboniferous Rocks of Mississippi Valley, (Mussiiicatiou. (!. R. Keyes.

let, 1-24. 1892.)
Catalogue of Fossil Cephalopods in British Museum, i'art i, Nautiloidea. A. H.

Foord. (One volume. i)p. i-xxxi and 1-344. Ijondon, 1888.)
Color, Preservation in Fossil Shells. C. R. Keyes. (The Nautilus, iv, 30, 31.

1890.)
I ConulariaMissouricusis, Swallow, with CrenulatedCoata^ S. Calvin. (Ameri-
can Geologist, V, 207, 208. 1890. )

W. W. Dodge. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3),

Occurrence.
Abstract.

C. D. Walcott. (Bui.

Illinois, vm, 283-688. 1890.)
(Pamph-

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110 ■ BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGlf [Buii.i:i,

1

M.

Illinois — Continued.

Drift Deposits of Illinois. A. H Worthen. (Geol. Sur. Illinois, vin, l-2i

1890.) Cretaceous fossils figured from the drift deposits of Illinois, Iowa, audi

Missouri.
Edestes, Structure antl Relations, with a Description of Gigantic New Sixciis,

J. S. Newberfy, (Ann. N. Y, Acad. 8ci., iv, 113-122. 1888.)
Fishes, Character of Paleozoic. E. D. Copu. (Proc. U. 8. Nat. Mus., xiv, 447-463, |

1892.)
Fishes, Paleozoic of North America. J. S. Newberry. (U.S. Geol. Sur., MouJ

XVI, 340 pp. 1889.)
Fossil of Puma. J. Leidy. (Proc. Acad.Nat. Sci., Phila., xl,9, 10. 1888.)
Fossil Spider, Arthrolycosa Autiyua Harger. C. E. Beecher. (Am. Jour. Sci,,

(3), XXXVIII, 219-223. 1889.)
Index, General, to Geological Survey of Illinois, Volumes i-viii. Josua Lin.]

dahl. (Geol. Sur. Illinois, viii, Appendix, 39-153. 1890. )
Invertebrates, Fossil. A. H. Worthen. (Geol. Sur. Illinois, viii, 71-157. 1890,,

A number of species described as new from the Paleozoic.
Lingulasma: New Geuus and Eight New Spocdes of Lingula and Trematis,|

E. O. Ulrich. (American Geologist, in, 377-391. 1889. )
Local Deposits of Chester Sandstone. .J. M. Nickels. (American Geologist, viJ

47,48. 1891.) Occurrence of characteristic fossils noted.
Mississippian Section, Principal. C. K. Keyes. (Bui. Geol. Soc. America, iii,|

283-300. 1892.)
Myriopoda, Carl^ouiferous from Illinois. S. H. Scudder. (Mem. Boston Soc. Xai.|

Hist., IV, 417-442. 1890.)
Newberria, New Genus of Brachiopo<l8, with Remarks on its Relations to ReneJ

selieria and Amphigenia. J. Hall. (Tenth Ann. Rep. State Geologist, Xe»|

York, for 1890, 91-98. 1891.)
Ostracoda, Lower Silurian, No. 1. E. O. Ulrich. (American Geologist, x, 263-|

270. 1892. )
Paleontological Notes. A. S. Packard. (Proc. Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., xxiv, I'O)

216. 1889.)
Paleontology of Indiana. S. A. Milh^r. (Geol. Sur. Indiana, 18th Ann. Kep.,|

Paleontology, 79 pp. 1892. ) Advance sheets.
Rhizodus from St. Louis Limestone at Alton, 111. J. S. Newberry. (Trans. N, y|

Acad. Sci., vii, 165. 1888. )
Sponges of Devonian and Carboniferous System. E.O. Ulrich. (Geol. Sur. II

nois, VIII, 243-251. 1890. ) Description of now species.
Sponges, Silurian. E. O. Ulrich and Oliver Everett. (Geol. Sur. Illinois, vi

255-282. 1890.) Description of new species.
Trilobites, Genera and SpecitJS of North American Carboniferou.>». A. W. Vodgi

(Ann. N. Y. Acad. Sci., n', 69-105. 1888. )
niinois, Index to Geological Survey, Volumes i-viii. .1. Lindahl. (Geol.

Illinois, viii, Appendix, 39-153. 1890.)
Illustrations of Fossil Fishes of Devonian Rocks of Canada, Part ii. J. F. Wliil

eaves. (Trans. Roy. Soc. Canada, vi. Sec. iv, 77-96. 1888.)
Illustrations of St. John Group, No. vi. G. F. Matthew. (Trans. Roy. Soc. Cauadij

IX, Sec. IV, 33-35. 1891.)
Illustrations to Observations on the Cretaceous and Eocene Formations of Mif]

land. P. R. Uhler. (Trans. Maryland Acad. Sci., i, 97-104. 1888.)
Inarticulate Brachiopod from Trenton Limestone. C. D. Walcott. (U. S. M

Mus., Proc, XII, 365, 366. 1889. )
Inarticulate Brachiopodous Shell. R. V. Wiiittield. (Bui. American Mus. Nij

Hist., Ill, 121, 122. 1890.)

)LOGlt lBCLL.121.

S. Geol. Sur., Mou.

Aiuericau Muk. ^i*

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY. Ill

^dez to Kuowu Fobsil lusects of World, luclnding Myriapods uiid Aruchuids. S. H

Scudder. (Bui. U. S. Gool. Sur., No. 71, 744 pp. 1891.)
kdiana.

Carhonic Gasteropod, Variation Exhibited. C. R. Keyos. (Aiuericau Ueologist

111,330-334. 1889.)
CaHtoroides, Recent Find. .J. Moore. (American Naturalist, xxiv, 767,768

1890.) Allusions to various species of fossils.
Chictetes, Typical, in Devonian Strata at Falls of Ohio anil likewise iu Analog

ous Beds of the Eifel in Geruuiny. {'. K«»miuger. (American Geologist, x

56-63. 1892.)
Cincinnati Group, Manual of Paleontology. ,J. F. .Jauu;s. (Jour. Cincinnati

Soc. Nat. Hist., Pt. i, xiv, 45-72; Pt. ii, 141>-1G3; Pt. m, xv, 88-100; Pt. iv

144-159. 1891-1892.)
CoalMeasuresandSubcarboniferous Rocksof Indiaua, Missouri aud Iowa, Echino

dermata. S. A. Miller aiid W. F. E. Gurlcy. (Indiana Dept. Geol. and Nat

Hist., Sixteenth Ann. Rep. State Geologist, for 1888, 327-373. 1889.)
Crinoidea from Niagara Limestone at St. Paul, Decatur County, Indiana. C

S. Beachler. (American Geologist, iv, 102, 103. 1889.)
Crinoids, two Genera and eight Species from Niagara Group. V. Wachsmuth

aud F. Springer. (American Geologist, x, 135-144. 1892.)
Cystidians of Jefferson County, Indiaua. (i. C. Hubbard. (Proc Indiana

Acad. Sci., I, 67. 1891.)
Development of Some Silurian Brachiopoda. C. E. Beecher and J. M. Clarke.

(Mem. N. Y. State Mus. Nat. Hist., i, 1-96. 1889.)
Echiuodermata from Coal Measures and Subcarbouiferous Rocks of Indiana,

Missouri, and Iowa. S. A. Miller and W. F. E.Gurley. t^Jour. Cincinnati Soc.

Nat. Hist., XIII, 25 pp. April, 1890. Completed by the authors, 60 pp. 1890.)
I Favoaitidu*, Symmetrical Cell Development. C. E. Beecher. (Trans. Connecti-
cut Acad. Arts and Sciences, vill, Pt. ii, 21.5-219, 2 plates. 1892.)
I Fishes, Paleozoic of North America. J. S. Newberry. (U. S. Geol. Sui., Mod.

XVI, 340 pp. 1889.)
[Fossils, Species and New Structural Parts.

Cincinnati Soc. Nat. Hist., xv. 1892.)
|Geology and Paleontology, North American.

Cincinnati. 1890.) Numerous species described.
|Gt)ology of Dearborn County. A. J. Bigney. (Proc. Indiana Acad. Sci., i, 66, 67.

1891.)
ludson River Fossils of Jefferson County, Indiana. G. (J. Hubbard. (Proc.

ludiana Acad. Sci., i, 69. 1891.)
[eokuk Group of Crawfordsville, Indiana. C. S. Beachler. (American Geolo-
gist, II, 407-412. 1889.) Mention made of diffen'nt species,
teokuk Group of Mississippi Valley. C. S. Beachler. (American (ieologist, X,

88-96. 1892.) Incidental references to fossils,
jauiellibranchiata. New. E. O. Ulrich. (American Geologist, vi, 173-181 and

383-389. 1890.)
Niagara Age of Indiana Rocks. C. S. Beachler. (American Ceologist, ix, 408,

409. 1892.) lucldental references to fossils.
Hagara Cephalopoda from Northern ludiana. F. H. Newell. (Proc. Bost. Soc.

Nat. Hist., XXIII, 466-486. 1889.)
liagara Group, Two New Genera and Eight New Spetiies of Camerate Crinoida.

C. Wachsmuth and F. Springer. (American Geologist, x, 135-144. 1892.)

Eileontological Notes from Indianapolis. E. VV. Claypole. (American Geolo-
gist, vi, 255-260. 1890.)

ileontology of Indiana. S. A. Miller. (Geol. Sur. Indiana, 18th Ann. Rep.,

Paleontology, 79 pp. 1892.) Advance sheets.

S. A Miller and C. Faber. (Jour.
S. A. Miller. (One volume, 664 pp.

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112 BIBLIOGRAPHY OP NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY, [bcllm

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Indiana — Continued.

Paleontology of New York. J. Hall. (Nat. Hist. New York, Pal., v, Pt. ii, 2?!|

pp. 1888.)
Platyceras, Sedentary Habits. C. R. Keyes. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xxxvi, 269.|

272. 1888.)
Portious of Castoroides Ohioensis not herotofore Known. J. Moore. (ProcJ

Am. As. Adv. Sci., xxxix, 265-267. 1891.) Abstract.
Revision and Monograph of Genus Chonophyllum. W. H. Sherzer. (Bui. GeolJ

Soc. America, in, 253-282. 1892.)
Rocks at St. Paul, Indiana. C. S. Beacliler. (American Geologist, vii, 178, q\

1891.) Numerous references to fossils.
Silurian, Lower, Upper Limit at Madison, Indiana. G. C. Hubbard. (Proclnl

diana Acad. Sci., i, 68-70. 1891.)
Syringothyris, Winchell, and its American Species. C. Scbuchert. (Ninth Anal

Rep. State Geologist, New York, for 1889, 28-38. 1890.)
Trilobites, Genera and Species of North American Carboniferous. A. W. VodguJ

(Ann. N. Y. Acad. Sci., iv, 69-105. 1888.)
Indian Territory.

Fishes, Characters of Paleozoic. E. D. Cope. (Proc. U. S. Nat. Mus., xiv,44"j

468. 1892.)
Gryphaea Pitcheri, Morton, Original Locality. J. Marcou. (American Geolo]

gist. III, 188-193. 1889.)
Reconnaissance of Ouachita Mountain System in Indian Territory. R. T. HiliJ

(Am. Jour. Sci., (3), XLii, 111-124. 1891.) Incidental references to fossils.
Revision of Cretaceous Echinoidea of North America. W. B. Clark. (Jobij

Hopkins Univ. Circulars, No. 87, 75-77. 1891.)
Infusorial Earth of Pacific Coast of United States, Examination by Means of tli|

Microscope. A. M. E<lwards. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), XLii, 369-385. 1891.
Insects.

Butterflies, Fossil. S. H. Scudder. (Butterflies of New England, i, 756-Tfii

1889.)
Butterflies of Florissant. S. H. Scudder. (U. S. Geol. Sur., Eighth Ann. Repj

433-474. 1890.)
Butterfly, Fossil. S. H. Scudder. (Psyche, vi, 101. 1891.)
Canadian Fossil Insects, I, Tertiary Hemiptera of British Columbia. S. H. Sciil

der. (Geol. and Nat. Hist. Sur. Canada, Cont. Canadian Pal., il, 5-26, 1891.)
Carboniferous Myriapoda from Illinois. S. H. Scudder. (Mem. Boston S(^

Nat. Hist., IV, 417-442. 1890.)
Coleoptera in Inter-glacial Clays of Scarboro, Ontario. S. H. Scudder. (Pn

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., xxiv, 467-468. 1890.)
Field Work of U. S. Geological Survey. S. H. Scudder. CPsyche, vi, 101-1(^

1891.) Incidental references to fossils.
Fofjsil Insects. S. H. Scudder. (Psyche, vi, 118. 1891.)
Fossil Insects of North America with Notes on some European Species.

Scudder. (Two volumes, 4". New York, 1890.)
Fossil Spider Arthrolycosa Antiqua, Harger. C. E. Beecber. (Am. Jonr. 8(|

(3), XXXVIII, 219-223. 1889.)
Fossil Insects, Work of a Decade. S. H. Scudder. (Psyche, v, 287-295. Mi
Geology and Paleontology, North American. S. A. Miller. (One volume, (|

pp. Cincinnati, 1890.) New species described.
Hemiptera, Tertiary, Physiognomy. S. H. Scudder. (Proc. Boston Soc. ^

Hist., XXIV, 562-579. 1890.)
Index to Known Fossil Insects of the World, Including Myriapods and AracbDii|

S. H. Scudder. (Bui. U. S. Geol. Sur., No. 71, 744 pp. 1891.)

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isectB — Continued.

Localities, Fossil Insects of Rocky Mountain Region. S. H, Scudder. (Psyche,

V, 362. 1892.)
Ohio, Paleozoic Cockroach Fauna at Richmond. S. H. Scudder. (Proc. Boston

Soc. Nat. Hist., xxiv, 45-53. 1889.)
Organisms of Silurian and Devonian Rocks in Southern New Brunswick. G. F.

Matthew. (Trans. Roy. Soc. Canada, vii, Sec. iv, pp. 49-63. 1889.)
Pretertiary Insects of North American, Including Critical Remarks and Descrip-
tions of Some European Forms. S. H. Scudder. (One volume, 455 pp., 4°*
New York, 1890.)
Prothoracic Wings. S. H. Scudder. (Psyche, vi, 31,32. 1891.)
Riiyuchophora, Tertiary of North America. S. H. Scudder. (Proc. Boston Soo.

Nat. Hist., XXV, 370-386. 1892.)
Tertiary Insects of North America. S. H. Scudder. (U. S. Geol. and Geog. Sur.

Terr., Vol. XIII, 734 pp. 1890.)
Tracks, Fossil in Trias of York County, Pa. A. Wanner. (Proc. Am. As. Adv.
Sci., XL, 286. 1892.) Abstract,
laect, Lower Silurian, from Sweden. S. H. Scudder. (Psyche, vi, 365. 1892.)
laects. Fossil, of North America, with Notes on Some European Species. S. H-

Scudder. (2 volumes, 4-. New York, 1890.)
isects. Fossil, Work of a Decade, 1880-1889. S. H Scudder. (Psyche, v, 287-295.

1890.)
sects, Known Fossil of World, Including Myriapods and Arachnids, Inde.K. S. H.

Scudder. (Bui. U. S. Geol. Sur., No. 71, 744 pp. 1891.)
Iisects, Tertiary Hemiptera of British Columbia, Canadian Fossil. S. H. Scudder.

(Geol. and Nat. Hist. Sur. Canada. Cont. Canadian Pal., ii, 5-26. 1S91.)
ttercalation of Vertebrw. G. Baur. (Jour. Morphology, vii, 331-336. 1892.)
^vertebrate Animals in Paleozoic Rocks and other Markings, Burrows and Tracks.

J.Dawson. (Quart. Jour. Geol. Soc, London, xuv, 595-618. 1890.)
^vertebrate Fassils from Cretaceous Formation of Texas, Check List. R. T. Hill.

(University of Texas, School of Geology, Circulars, 16 pp. 1889.)
^vertebrate Fossils of Pacific Coast. C. A. White. (Bui. U. S. Geol. Sur., No. 51.

1889.)
^vertebrate Fossils of THxas, Annotated Check List of Cretaceous. R. T. Hill.
(Geol. Sur. Texas, Bui. No. 4, 57 pp. 1889. ^
vertebrate Paleontology for 1889, Review of Progress. C. li. Keyes. (American

Naturalist, xxiv, 131-138. 1890.)
rertebrate Paleontology for year 1890, Review of Progress. C. R. Keyes. (Ameri-
can Naturalist, xxv, 327-333. 1891.)
rertebrates. Fossil. A. H. Worthen. (Geol. Sur. Illinois, vin, 71-154. 1890.)
A number of species described as new from the Paleozoic of Iowa, Illinois and
Missouri.

rertebrates, Upper Tertiary, from West Side of Chesapeake Bay. O. Meyer.
(Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila., XL, 170, 171. 1888.)

1-;.

'roc. Boston Soo. ^

Acervularia Profunda, Hall, and Acervularia Davidsoni, Edwards and Haime,
Differences. S. Calvin. (American Geologist, ix, 355-358. 1892.)

Age of Certain Sandstones near Iowa City. C. R. Keyes. (Proc. Iowa Acad.
Sci., I, Pt. II, 25. 1892.)

Brachiopoda from Devonian Rocks of Iowa. C.L.Webster. (American Natur-
alist, xxii, 1100-1104. 1888.) Descriptions of certain species, some of which
are regarded as new.

Bryozoa, Paleozoic. E. O. Ulrich. (Geol. Sur. Illinois, viii, 283-68ti. 1890.)
Deaoriptions of new apeeivsi

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114 BIBLIOGRAPHY OP NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY. Ibull.12i,

IOD7a — Continued.

Carbonic Gasteropoda from Burlington, Iowa.
Sci., Phila., 284-296. 1889.)

C. U. Keyes. (Proc. Acad. Nat.

Carbonic Gasteropod, Variation Exhibited. C. R. KeycH. (American Geoloj^nst,

111,330-334. 1889.)
Carboniferous Rocks of Mississippi Valley, ClasHiticatiou. C. R. Keyes. (\Vag|i.{

ington: Judd & Detweiler printers, 1892. 1-24. 1892.)
Carboniferous, Stratigraphy in Central Iowa. C. R. Keyes. (Bui. Geol. Socj

America, ii, 277-292. 1891.) Incidental references to fossils.
Check-List of Paleozoic Fossils of Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Dakota and

Nebraska. B. Bierbaur. (Bui. Minnesota Acad. Sci., in. No. 2, 206-247. 18««,
Coal Measure and Subcarboniferous Rocks of Indiana, Missouri, and Iowa, Echi.

nodermata. S. A. Miller and W. F. E. Gurley. (Indiana Dept. Geol. and Nat.

Hist., Sixteenth Ann. Rep. State Geologist, for 1888, a27-373. 1889.)
Coal Measures at Des Moines, Iowa, Fossils. C. R. Keyes. (American Geologist.

II, 23-29. 1888.)
Coal Measures of Central Iowa and Particularly in the Vicinity of Des Moines

C. R. Keyes. (American Geologist, ii, 396-404. 1888.)
Coal Measures of Central Iowa, Fauna. C. R. Keyes. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci.

Phila., 222-247. 1888.)
Coal Measures of Central Iowa, Fauna. C. R. Keyes. (Proc. Iowa Acad. Sci,, i.j

Pt. II, 22,23. 1892.)
Contributions to Knowledge of Genus Paohyphyllum. C. L. Webster. ( Anieiicanj

Naturalist, xxiii, 621-625. 1889.)
Corals from Devonian Rocks of Iowa. C. L. Webster. (American Naturulisi

XXI u, 710-712. 1889.)
Cretaceous Deposits of Iowa. C.A.White. (American Geologist, i, 221-221

1888.) Various species of fossils referred to.
Cretaceous in Iowa, Eastern Extension. C. R. Keyes. (Proc. Iowa Acad. Sci.

I, Pt. 11,^1. 1892.)
Criuoids and Blastoids from Kinderhook Group of Lower Carboniferous Rocks a;

Le Grand, Iowa. Charles Wachsmuth and Frank Springer. (Geol. Sur. Illi

nois, VIII, 155-205. 1890. ) A number of species described and figured as ne^
Cuboides Zone and Its Fauna; A discussion of Methods of Correlation. H.i

Williams. (Bui. Geol. Soc. America, i, 481-500. 1890.)
Devonian, Conocardium. C. R. Keyes. (Proc. Iowa Acad. Sci., i, Pt. ii, 23,2lj

1892.)
Devonian Fauna of Iowa, Relation. H. S. Williams. (American Geologist, in

230-233. 1889.)
Devonian Fossils from Iowa. C. R. Keyes. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., PLii;

1888, 247-249. 1888.)
Devonian Rocks of Buchanan County, Iowa. S. Calvin. (American Geologis

VIII, 142-145. 1891.) Numerous references to fossils.
Devonian Rocks of Iowa; which Constitutes a Typical Section of the Devonial

Formation of the Interior Continental Area of North America. C. L. AVelj

ster. (American Naturalist, xxni, 229-243. 1889.^
Difference between Acervularia Profunda, Hall, and Acervularia Davidson]

Edwards and Haime. S. Calvin. (Proc. Iowa Acad. Sci., i, Pt. ii, 30

1892.)
Echinodermata from Coal Measures and Sub-Carboniferous Rocks of Indinml

Missouri and Iowa. S. A. Miller and W. F. E. Gurley. (Jour. Cincinini

Soc. Nat. Hist., xiii, 25 pp., April, 1890. Completed pamphlet by the autlwij

60 pp. 1890.)
Faunas, Fossil, in Central Iowa, C. K. Kojea, (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., Pl)il»

243-265. 1891.)

DLOGY. l""'-'' "1. M^^^ BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMERIOAN' PALEONTOLOGY. 115

(American NatiiraliBt, xxii,
8 Calvin. (Bui. Lab. Nat.

xud. Nat. Sci., I'liili

^^ya— L'otitimied.

(ieologi(!iil Problems in Muscatine County, Iowa, with Special Reference to Rec-

tilication of Supposed Kinderhook, near the Mouth of Pino Creek. S. Calvin.

(American Geologist, III', 25-36. 1889.) Mention made of the different species.

(ieology and Paleontology, North American. S. A. Miller. (One volume, (564

pp. Cincinnati, 1890.) New species described.
(Jeology of Johnson County, Iowa. C. L. Webster.

408-419. 1888.) Incidental references to loss lis.
Hamilton Group, Spirifera, near Iowa City, Iowa.

Hist. State Univ. Iowa, i. No. 1, 28, 29. 1888.)
Helicina Occulta, Distribution. C. R. Keyes. (The Nautilus, in, 18, 19. 1889.)
Invertebrates, Fossil. A. H. Worthen. (Geol. Sur. Illinois, viii, 71-154. 1890.)

A number of species described as new from the Paleozoic.
Keokuk Beds and their Contained Fossils in Vicinity of Keokuk, Iowa. C. H.

(Jordon. (Proc. Iowa Acad. Sci., i, 98-100. 1890.) Abstract.
Keokuk Group of Mississippi Valley. C. S. Beachler. (American (Geologist, x,

88-96. 1892.) Incidental references to fossils.
Keokuk Species of Agaricocrinus. C. H. Gordon. (Proc. Iowa Acad. Sci., i,

100-101. 1890.) Abstract.
Keokuk Species of Agaricocrinus. C. H. Gordon. (American Geologist, v, 257-

2()1. 1893.)
Loess and Its Fossils. B. Shimek. (Bui. Lab. Nat. Hist. State I'uiv. Iowa, ll,

\o. 1,89-98. 1890.)
Loess and Its Fossils. B. Shimek. (Bui. Lab. Nat. Hist. State I'uiv. Iowa, I,

No. 3-4, 200-214. 1890.)
I Loess at Iowa City, Iowa. B. Shimek. (American Geologist, i, 149-152. 1888.)
( Loess Fossils, Distribution. C. R. Keyes. (American Geologist, iv, 109-121.

1889.)
[Magnesian, Lower, Limestone from Northeastern Iowa, (Collection of Fossils.

S. Calvin. (American Geologist, X, 144-148. 1892.)
[Magnesian, Lower, Limestone from Northeastern Iowa, Collection of Fossils.

S. Calvin. (Bui. Lab. Nat. Hist. State Univ. Iowa, i. No. 2, 189-193. 1892.)
jMaquoketa Shales and their Correlation with Cincinnati Group o.'" Southwestern

Ohio. J. F. James. (American Geologist, v, 335-236. 1890.)

]a()uoketa Shales in Iowa. J. F. James. (Proc. Am. As. Adv. Sci., xxxviii,

250,251. 1890.) Reference made to various species.
Mississippiau Sectiou, Principal. C. R. Keyes. (Bui. Geol. Sot-. America, ill,

283-300. 1892.)
foUusca of Iowa, Annotated Catalogue. C. R. Keyes. (Bui. Essex Inst., xx,

1889.)
Jewberria, New Genus of Brachiopods, with Remarks on its Relations to Rens-

selieriaand Amphigeuia. J.Hall. (Tenth Ann. Rep. State Geologist, New

York, for 1890, 91-98. 1891. )
Paleontology of New York. J. Hall and J. M. Clarke. (Nat. Hist. New York,

Pal. , VII, 236 pp. 1888.)
Paleozoic Fossils, New Species. S. Calvin. (Bui. Lab. Nat. Hist. State Univ.

Iowa, 1, 137-181. 1890.)
Paleozoic Fossils of Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, D.akota and Nebraska, Check

List. B. Bierbaur. (Bui. Minnesota Acad. Nat. Sci., iii, 206-247. 1888.)
Pasceolus and Cyclocrinus. F. Roemer. (Neues Jahrbuch f. Min., Geol. u.

PaL, 74,75. 1888.)
^latyceras, Attachment to Pabeocrinoidea; and its Effects in modifying the

form of the Shell, C. R. Keyes. (Proc. Am. Philosophical Soc, xxv, 231-

243. 1889.)

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lo'wa — Continued .

Platyceras, Sedentary Habits. C. R. Keyes. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3>, xxxvi, 2l)9.|

272. 1888.)
Problems in Mnscatine County, Iowa. S. Calvin. ' (Bnl. Lab. Nat. Hist. Stattl

Univ. Iowa, i, No. 1, 7-18. 1888.) Incidental references to fossilH.
Quaternary Section Eight Miles Southeast ot Des Moines, Iowa. C. R. Keytil

andR. E. Call. (Proc. Iowa Acad. Sci., i Pt. ii, 30. 1892.)
Reconnaissance, Geological, in Buchanan County, Iowa. S. Calvin. (Bull

Lab. Nat. Hist. State Univ., Iowa, ii, No. 2,177-189. 1892.) Incidental tel|

erences to fossils.
Revision and Monograph of Genus Chonophylluni. W. H. Sherzer. (Bui. Ue«|

Soc. America, in, 253-282. 1892.)
Rockford Shales, Notes. C. L. Webster. (American Naturalist, xxii, 444-4J{|

1888. ) Incidental references to fossils.
Rockford Shales of Iowa, Fossils. C. L.Webster. (American Naturalist, xxn

1013-1018. 1888.) Description of new species.
Spirifera Parryana, Hall, Synonymy, Characters and Distribution. S. CalviJ

( Bui. Lab. Nat. Hist. State Univ. Iowa, i, No. 2, 19-28. 1888.)
Spirifera from Devonian Strata of Iowa. S. Calvin. (Bui. Lab. Nat. Hist. 8taij

Univ. Iowa, i, No. 2, 165-167. 1892. )
Sponges of Devonian and Carboniferous Systems. E. O. Ulrich. (Geol. Sml

Illinois, VIII, 243-251. 1890.) Description of new species.
StraparoUus from Southeastern Iowa. C. R. Keyes. (American Geolo<;i»t, i|

193-197. 1890.)
Syringothyris, Winchell, and its American Species. C. Schuchert. (Ninth .liii]

Rep. State Geologist, New York, for 1889, 28-38. 1890. )
Trilobites, Genera and Species of North American Carboniferous. A. W. V odge^

(Ann. N. Y. Acad. Sci., iv, 69-105. 1888. )
Tubicolar Annelida, Genus and Species. S. Calvin. (American Geologist, i,2l]

28. 1888.)
Value of Term "Hudson River Group" in Geologic Nomenclature. C D. \Va

cott. (Bui. Geol. Soc. America, i, 335-356. 1890.) Incidental refereucesK

fossils.
Ventral Structure of Taxocriuus and Haplocrinus and Consequent Modifica^

in Classification of Crinoidea. C. Wachsmuth and F. Springer. (Proc. Ad

Nat. Sci., Phila., xl, 337-363, 1888.)
James, Joseph F. Age of Point Pleasant, Ohio, Beds. Abstract. (Proc. Am.

Adv. Sci., Vol. XL, pp. 283, 284. 1892.) The beds are referred to the Treutoi

and the fossils found in them discussed.
James, Joseph F. Fauna of Lower Cambrian or Olenelus Zone. (American (jeoljj

gist. Vol. VIII, pp. 82-86. Minneapolis, 1891.) A full critical review of*

article by C. D. Walcott, bearing the same title, published in the Tentb:

nual Report of the U. S. G. S.
James, Joseph F. Illustrations of the Fauna of the St. John Group, No. V; byi

F. Matthew. Review. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), Vol. XLii, pp. 73-75. Xel

Haven, 1891.) A full and careful review of a recent paper read before tij

Royal Society of Canada, May, 1890.
J[ames], J[oseph] F. List of Writings of U. P. Jones, (American Geologist, Voj

III, pp. 285-287. Minneapolis, 1889.) Mention made of several papers.
James, Joseph F. Maquoketa Shales and their Correlation with the Cincinnij

Group of Southwestern Ohio. (American Geologist, Vol. V, pp. 335-3.56. m

neapolis, 1890. ) List and references to fossil forms, with notes on certain s

ciesi
Jam«B, JoMph I*. Modiolopsia Oblonga. (Atnerican Geologist, VoL vi, p.

llinBMpelii, IWO.) Vet* oa ths prsseoupatioa of ths tt»mti

OLOGY. [BCLLial

kEYEs] BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY. 117

3i., (3>, XXXVI, 2«9.|

Raines, Joseph F. Monticulipora a Coral and not a Polyzooii. (American Geolo-
gist, Vol. I, pp. 386-392. Minneapolis, 1888. ) Sots forth arguments Hiipporting
the belief that the organisms in question have been wrongly referred to Bry-
/oans heretofore,
^ames, Joseph F. Mouticuliporid Corals of the Cincinnati Group, with a Critical
Revision of the Species. (Proc. Am. As. Adv. Sci., Vol. xxxvi, p. 223. Salem,
18?;8.) Abstract of a papet published in the Jour. Cincinnati Soc. Nat. Hist,
(ames, Joseph F. Nomenclature of some Cincinnati Group Fossils. (Amerioan

(Icologiat, Vol. I, p. 333. Minneapolis, 1888.)
tames, Joseph F. Section of the Maquoketa Shales in Iowa. (Proc. Am. As.
Adv. Sci., Vol. xxxvii, pp. 250, 251. Salem, 1890.) Abstra<'t. A detailed sec-
tion, with lists of the fossils found,
lames, Joseph F. Sections of Fossils. (Science, Vol. xi. p. 50. New York, 1888.)
Objects to the use of sections on the principle that internal characters are
misleading.

lames, Joseph F. Studies in Problematic Organisms — The Genus Scolithus. (Bui.
Geol. Soc. America, Vol. Ill, pp. 32-44. 1892.)
les, Joseph F. Variation, with Special Reference to Certain Paleozoic Genera.
(American Naturalist, Vol. xxiii, pp. 1071-1087. Philadelphia, 1889.) The
author begins by giving an account of certain examples showing variations of
species. Calls attention to the excessive multiplication of species in paleon-
tology. Special reference is made to <'ertain Silurian fossils of southwestern
Ohio.

imes, Joseph F., U. P. James and. Mouticuliporid Corals of Cincinnati Group with
a Critical Revision of the Species. (Jour. Cin. Soc. Nat. Hist., x-xi, 118-141,
158-184, 15-48, 1887-1888.)
les, U. P., and Joseph F. James. Mouticuliporid Corals of Cincinnati Group,
with a Critical Revision of the Species. (Jour. Cin. Soc. Nat. Hist., Vols,
x-xi, pp. 118-141, 158-184, 15-48, 2 plates. Cincinnati, 1887-1888.) Of the
thirty-four genera of the mouticuliporid corals but two genera and three sub-
genera are recognized. These are Monticulipora, Dekayia, Conestellaria, Fis-
tulipora and Ceramopora. Sixty species of Monticulipora and four of Cer-
amopora are recognized and described. Monticulipora hospitalis var. neglecta
is regarded as new. Reviewed in Am. Geologist, i. 39-60, 1888; also Am.
Naturalist, xxii, 165, 166, 1888.
imes, TJ. P., Writings. J. F. James. (American Geologist, in, 285-287. 1889.)
Iiekel, O. Carboniferous Echinodermata of Mississippi Valley; by C. R. Keyes:

Am. Jour. Sci., (3), 1889. Review. (Neues Jahrbuch, 185, 186. 1892.)
jiekel, O. Devonian Fishes of Scaumenca Bay and Campbelltown in Canada ; by R.
H. Traquair : Geological Magazine, vm, 1890. Review. (Neues Jahrbuch, pp.
438,439. 1890.)
jtekel, O. Fossil Fish Spines named Cn;lorhynchus, Agassiz ; by A. Smith Wood-
ward: Aun. Mag. Nat. Hist., 1888. Review. (Neues Jahrbuch, p. 155. 1891.)
^hnson, C. W., H. A. Pilsbry and. Catalogue of Fissurellidte of United States.
(The Nautilus, v, 102-107. 1892.)
iBon, Lavrrence C. "Grand Gulf" formation of the Gulf States. .(Am. Jour.
Sci., (3), Vol. XXXVIII, pp. 213-216. New Haven, 1889.) Incidental references
to fossils contained in the formation,
aes, T. Rupert. Contributions to Canadian Micro-Paleontology. (Geol. and Nat.
Hist. Sur. Canada, Micro-Paleontology, Part iii, pp. 59-100, 4 plates. Mon-
treal, 1891.) Contains descriptions of the following Ostracods from the Cam-
bro-Siluriau and Devonian rocks of Canada:
Aparchites mundulus sp. nov. Primitia mundula, var. eifussa var.

Aparchites tyrrelli sp. nov. nov.

Primitia logaui (Jones). Primitia mundula, var. incisa var. nov.

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Beyriohia cluvigcrasp. nov.

Beyrichia clavigera, var. clavi-
fracya var. nov. sp.

Beyrichia qnadrifida sp. nov.

Isochilina ottawa, var. interme-
dia var. nov.

iHochilina wliiteavesi np. nov.

Isochilina aniii sp. nov.

Isochilina labollosa np. nov.

Leperditia balthica, var. prim-
Hiva var. nov.

Leperditia np.

Leperditia ( t) obscura sp. nov.

Primitia mundula Jones.

Beyrichia n>quilatera Hall.

Beyrichia tiirberculata Kloeden.

Beyrichia tuberculata, var. pus-
tulosa (Hall).

Beyrichia tuberculata, var. stric-
tispiralis var. nov.

Beyrichia tuberculata, var. noet-
lingi Renter.
Isochilina grandis, var. latimar-

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Leperditia balthi<-a, var. guel]>liic,'i m

nov.
Leperditia hisingeri Hchniidt.
Leperditia hingori, var. fabulina v.ir.nol
Leperditia liingcri, var. gibber.i \

nov.
Leperditia hingnri, var. egenn var. nni
Leperditia alta(f) Hall.
Leperditia phaseolus (Hisingcr).
Leperditia pliaseolus. var. guo1))1ii(';ird

nov.
Leperditia marginata Sclnnidt.
Leperditia whiteuvesi sp. nov.
Leperditia ca-ca sp. nov.
Leperditia solwynii sp. nov.
Aparchies mitis sp. nov.
Primitia scitula sp. nov.
Isochilina bellulasp. nov.
Isochilina dawsoni sp. nov.
Elpo tyrellii sp. nov.
Leperditia ( ?) exignus nov.
Ulrichia conradi .Tones.
PrimitiopslB punctulifera (Hall).
Kirkbya (?^ walcotti (Jones).

giuata var. nov.

Reviewed in Neues Jahrbuch, 581, 582, lti92
Jones, T. Rupert. Devonian and Silurian Ostracoda from North Amerifca, Fra:]
and the Bosphorus. (Quart. Jour. Geol. Soc, Loudon, Vol. xliv, pp
556, 2 plates. London, 1890.) The new American species are:

R. hindei.

Strepula plantaria.

Octonaria linnarissoui.

Moorea kirbyi.

Ulrichia condari, gen. et. sp. nov.

Entomostraca ; North American Specil
III, pp. 154. 1889.) Primitia sc.'iplii)i|

Primitia clarkei.
P ( f ) walcotti.
Beyrichia sub-quadrata.
B. kolmoclini.
RoUia bilobata.

Jones, T. Rupert. Paleozoic Bivalve

(Ann. and Mag. Nat. Hist., Vol.

described as new . Reviewed in Ottawa Naturalist, in, No. 2, 1889
Jones, T. Rupert. Paleozoic Ostracoda from North America, Wales and Irel:

( Quart. Jour. Geol. Soc. London, Vol. XLVi, pp. 2-31, 4 plates London, 1

The new species are :

Primitia ulrichi. B. clarki.

P. Whitfieldi. B. hamiltonensis.

Entomis rhomboidalis. Isochilina lineata.

Strepula spinoidalis. L(?)fabacea.

Beyrichia hallii. Leperditia claypoli.

A number of American species are referred to other genera than that of tl
authors. Reviewed in Neues Jahrbuch. 334, 335. 1891.
Jones, T. Rupeit. Paleozoic Ostracoda from Pennsylvania, U. S. (Aiiieri
Geologist, Vol. vi, pp. 337-342. Minneapolis, 1889.) The following m
are described and figured :
Primitia mundala. Primitia pennsylvanica.

Klcedenia simplex. Bathyocypris oviformis.

Bythocypris favulosa. Leperditia subquarta.

Bollia ungulata. Klwdenia pennsylvanica.

Reviewed in Neues Jahrbuch, 335, 1891.

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ra than that of tU

Jones, T. Rupert, and J. W. Kirby. OHtrncoda from Mabou Coal Field of Nova
Scotia. (Oeologiral Magazine, Deo. iii, Vol. vi, pp. 269-271. Loudon, 1889.)
Followiug are described :

Carbonia fabnliua. Fish sralea and AntbrncomyaH alHo con-

Carbonia fabnlina, var. altilis. Hidored.

Carbonia ( f ) bairdioidea.

Reviewed in Ottawa Naturalist, in. No. 3, 1889.
Jurassic.

Aucella, with Special Refereucn to its Orcnrrence in California. C A. White.

(U. S. Geol. Sur., Mon. xiii, 226-233. 1888. )
Biological and Geological Significance of Closely Similar FoshII Forms. (.'. A.

White. (Proc. Am. As. Adv. Sci., XXXIX, 239-243. 1891.)
Classification of Dyos, Trias, and Jura in Northwest Texas. .T. Marcou. (Am-
erican Geologist, x, 369-377. 1892.) Allusions to various species of fossils.
Dinosauria, New American. O. C. Marsh. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xxxviii, 331-3.^6.

1889.)
Dinosnurian Reptiles, Description. O. C. Marsh. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xxxix,

81-86. 1890.)
Distinctive Characters of Order Hallopoda. O. C. Marsh. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3),

xxxix, 415-417. 1890.)
P'aunas, Relations of American and European. J. W. Gregory. (Bui. Geol.

Soc. America, in, 101-108. 1892.)
Footprints from Jura-Trias of New .Jersey. J. Eyermau. (Proc. Acad. Nat.

Sci., Phila., XLi, 32, 33. 1889.)
Geology of Nicaragua. J. Crawford. (Proc. Am. As. Adv. Sci,, xi., 261-270.

1892.) Various species mentioned.
Goniopholis in .Jurassic of Colorado. E. D. Cope. (American Naturalist, xxii,

1106,1107. 1888.)
Gryphasa Pitcheri, Morton, Origiuiil Locality. J. Marcou. (American Geolo-
gist, III, 188-193. 1889.)
Jura, Necomian and Chalk of Arkansas. J. Marcou. (American Geologist, iv,

357-367. 1889.) Various species of fossils referred to.
"Mesozoic Mammalia," Reply to Professor Marsh's Note. H. F. Osborn. (Proc.

Am. As. Adv. Sci., XL, 290. 1892.) Abstract.
North American Mesozoic. C. A. White. (Proc. Am. As. Adv. Sci., xxxviii,

205-226. 1890.)
North American Mesozoic. C. A. White. (Science, xiv, 160-166. 1889.)
Restoration of Ciasaurus and Ceratosaurus. O. C. Marsh. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3),

XLiv, 343-349. 1892.)
Restoration of Stegosaurus. O. C. Marsh. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xui, 189-191.

1891.)
Sauropoda and other New Dinosaurs from Potomac Formation. O. C. Marsh.

(Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xxxv, 89-94. 1888.) Several forms described as new.
Jura, Necomian and Chalk of Arkansas. J. Marcou. (American Geologist, iv,

257-267. 1889.) Various species of fossils referred to.
Jura in Northwest Texas, Classification of Dyas, Trias. J. Marcou. (American

Geologist, X, 369-377. 1892.) Allusions to various species of fossils.
Kansas.

Beitriige znr Kenutniss der Gattung Protosphyriena, Leidy. J. Felix. (Zeitsch.

der Deut. geol. Gesellsch., XLii. Band, Heft 2, 278-303. 1890.)
Carboniferous Cephalopods. A. Hyatt. (Texas Geol. Sur., Second Ann. Kept.,

327-356. 1890.)
Characters of Ceratopsidie, with Notice of New Cretaceous Dinosaurs. O. C.

Marsh. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xxxix^ 418-426. 1890.)

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Kansas— Continued.

Cheyenne Santlntone nnd Nncominn Hhnlnii « KAnflao. F. W. Crajrin. (AmpriJ

can OeolngiHt, vt, 233-238. 1890.) huidentul referencoH to fuariila.
Cheyenne SantlHtone and Nevomian ShaicH. F. W. Cragin. (American ('>f>nW\

gist, VII, 23-33, and 179-181. 1891. ) Occurrence of charartoriatic foasilH mitcil
Cretaceous Echlnoidea of North America, Rovisiun. W. B. Clark. (.I()hii.|

Hopltins Univ. Circularn, No. 87, 75-77. 1891.)
Geological Notes on Region South of the Great Bend of tlie Arkansas. F. \V|

Cragin. (Bui. Washburn College Lab. Nat. Hist.<t ii, 33-37. 1889.) iur.^

dental references to foHsils.
Geological ReconuaJHsaiice in Southwestern Kansas. R. Hay. (IT. 8. Geol. S<ir|

Bui. No. 57, 49 pp. 1890.) Incidental references to fossils.
Interesting Food Habit of the Pleisiosaurs. S. W. Williston. (Trans. Kannail

Acad. Sci., XIII, 121,122. 189.3.) »

Llama Remains from Colorado and Kansas. F. W. Cragin. (American Genli).|

gist, IX, 257-260. 1892. )
Mammoth Remains in Franklin County, Kansas. O. C. Charlton. (Trans, KansatI

Acad. Sci,, XII, 74. 1890.)
Megalonyx Beds in Kansas. J. A. Udden. (American Geologist, vii, 310-34;|

1891.)
Mososaurs. 8. W. Williston. (Science, xviii, 345. 1891.)
Mososaurs, Part i, Clidastes. S. W. Williston and C. K. Case. (Kansas TJnirJ

Quart., I, 16-32. 1892.)
New or Little Known Saurian from the Benton of Kansas. F. W. Crngicl

(American Naturalist, ii, 404-407. 1888.)
Nickel Mines, Logan County. F. H. Show. (Trans. Kansas Acad. Sci., xi, 39-|

42. 1880.) Fossils mentioned.
Niobrara Cretaceous of Western Kansas. 8. W. Williston. (Trans. Kanaatl

Acad. Sci., xiii, 107-111. 1893.)

F. W. Cragin. (American Geologist, I

I. C. Wooster

Observations on Genus Trimacromerum.

VIII, 171-174. 1891.)
Permo-Carboniferous of Greenwood and Butler County, Kansas.

(American Geologist, vi, 9-18. 1890.)
Plains, Paleontology. F. W. Cragin. (Bui. Washburn College Lab. Nat. Hist,

11, 65-68. 1889.)
Pleisiosaur from Niobrara Cretaceous of Kansas. S. W. Williston. (Kausatj

Acad. Sci., xii, 1-5. 1890.)
Pteranodon, Skull and Hind Extremity. S W. Williston. (American Natuu

ist, XXV, 1124-1126. 1891.)
Pterodactyla, Kansas. S. W. Williston. (Kansas Univ. Quart., i, 1-12. 1892,
Species of Fossil Cephalopods. R. Hay. (Trans. Kansas Acad. Sci., Xlii, 27-4'.]

1893.)
Structure of Kansas Chalk. S. W. Williston. (Trans. Kansas Acad. Sci., .\ii.|

100. 1890.) Various species of fossils referred to.
Structure of Pleisiosaurian Skull 3. W. Williston. (Science, xvi, 262. 1890 1
Tiger and Loop Fork Tertiary of Kansas. F. W. Cragin. (Science, xix,17.|

1892.)
Trilobites, Genera and Species of North American Carboniferous. A. W. Vodges, |

(Ann. N. Y. Acad. Sci., iv, 69-105. 1888.)
Ueber einige fossile Knochenfische ans der mittlcren Kreide von Kansas. A. B.|

Croop. (Palseontographica, xxxix, 107. 1892.)
KarBCh,F. Fossil Cockroaches from Older American Rocks: by S. H. Scudder : Proc.|

Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila., 1885." Review. (Neues Jahrbuch, pp. 340,341. 1888.)
Karsch, F. Palseodictyoptera, or the Affinities and Classification of PalsBozoic Hexo- 1

poda; by S. H. Scudder: Mem. Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Ill, No. ii. Review.]

CNeues Jahrbuch, p. 341 . 1888. )

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OLOOY. [BnuiJil

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aKkRICAN PALti:oNT0LO0\ . I2l

aa Acad. Sci., xii.

iarsch, F Oldest Known Inwc%ii Larv » Mnnnolucoidps ArtlculatnH, from the Con-
nrcticut River KockH; ,» H. H s,udil«T: M«'in. B*wt. Hoc. Nat. HiHt., iii,N<>. 13,
18S6. Review. (N<m.«..^ l)i»iiHH,.h, ai3. 18H«*. >

aracb, F. Triassic IuHect« I'roif Kocky Mountainii; l»y K. H Scuddor: Ant. Jour.
Sri., (3;, XXVlll, 1884. R»>vi«!W. (Neuos .lahrhucli, p. 341. 1888.)

arscb F Siippoaed Myriopodan Genim TnchiiihiH; I>y S. |{. Scudder: M<!m. Boa-
ton Hoc. Nat. Hiat., in. Review. (Neuea .Jahrhnch, 343. 1888.)

arsch, F. Syatematic Review of our I'reaent Knowledge of Foasil InsectH, includ-
iiijr Myriopo«l8 and ArachnidH; by S. II. Scutlder: U, S. Geol. Sur., liul. No. 51.
I{t'viow. (Neues Jahrbnch, p. 313. 1889.)

ayser, E. Acidaapia, Note on CJenuH; by J. M.Clarke: Ann. Rep. State Oeol New
York, 1890. Review. (Neuea Jiibrbnoh, I'll. 1892.)

ayaer, E. Cambrian Faunas of {'a]w Breton and Newfoundland; by G, F.
Mathew. Review. (Neues Jahrbucb, 313-316. 1888.)

ayser, B. Coronura Aspectena, Con., The Asaphua Diurua, Green ; oy J. M. Clarke :
Ann. Rep. State Geol. New York, 1890. Review. (Neues Jahrbucb, 151. 1892.)

ayser, B. Devonian Fossils; by R. .Jones: Geological Magazine, 385, 1889. Re-
view. (Neuea Jahrbucb, 465. 1891.)

ayser, B. Eight New Species of Fosaila from the Canibro-Silurian Rocka of Man-
itoba; by J. F. Whiteavea: Trana. Roy. Soc. Can., vii, 1889. Review. (Neuea
.liihrbuch, 147. 1890.)

ayser, B. Fauna of Upper Taconic of Emmons in Washington County, New York ;
by C. D. Walcott: Am. Jour. Sci., xxiv. Review. (Nenea Jahrbucb, 461.
1888.)

ayser, B. Foaails from Devonian Beds of Manitoba, Canada; by J. F. Whiteavea:
rniua. Roy. Soc. Canada, 1890. Review. (Neuea Jabrbuch, 561-562. 1892.)

ayser, B Foaaila from Hamilton Formation of Ontario ; by J. F. Whiteavea : Con-
trib. toCan. Paleon. I, 1889. Review. (Neues Jahrbucb, 147. 1890.)

B. Geological ourvey of tbe State of New Y'ork, Paleontology vii. Sup-
plement to v, ii ; by J. Hall and .John M. Clarke. Review. (Xeuea Jabrbuch,

186-190. 1889.)
ayser, B. Illuetrationa of Fauna ot St. John Group ; by G. F. Matthew : Trana.

Roy. Soc. Canada, 1887. Review. (Neuea Jahrbucb, 309. 1889.)
yser, E. Koninckina and Related Genera; by C. E. Beecher: Am. Jour. Sci.,

(3). XL. Review. (Neues Jahrbucb, 465. 1891.)
ayser, B. Leptieniaca, a New Genua of Brachiopoda from the Lower Ilelderberg

Group; by C. E. Beecher: Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xl. Review. (Neues Jabr-
buch, 465. 1891.)
ayser, B. Leptoplostus in Acadian Cambrian Rocka ; by G. F. Matthew : Can.

Rec. Sci., 485, 1889. Review. (Neuea Jahrbucb, 459. l891.)
ayser, B. Newb«irria, a New Genus of Bracbiopoda; by James Hall : Tenth Ann.

Rep. State Geol. New York, 1891. Review. (Neuea Jahrbucb, 155, 156. 1892.)
ayser, B. New Genera and Species from the Lower Cambrian or Olenellua Zone

of North America; by Cbarlea D. Walcott: Proc. U. S. Nat. Mua., xii, 1889.

Review. (Neuea Jabrbuch, 334. 1891.)
ayser, B. North American Speciea of Strophaloaia ; by C. E. Beecher : Am. .Tour.

Sci., (3), XI. Review. (Neues Jabrbuch, 465. 1891.)
ayser, E. Notes of Paleozoic Foaaila; by A. Foerate: Bui. Sci. Lab. Deniaon Uni-
versity. Review. (Neues Jabrbuch, 310. 1889.)
ayser E. Remarkable Organisms of Silurian and Devonian Rockr in Southern

New Brunswick ; by G. F. Matthew : Trana. Roy. Soc. Can., iv, 1888. Review.

(Xeues Jabrbuch, 329. 1891. )
eokuk Beda and their Contained Fossils in the Vicinity of Keokuk, Iowa. C. H.

Gordon. (Proc. Iowa Acad. Sci., i, 98-100. 1890.) Abstract.
«okuk Group at Crawfordsville, Indiana. C. S. Beachler. (American Geologist,

iij 407-412. 1888 ) Mention made of different speciea.

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S. A. Miller and C. Faber. (,Ioc|
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1892.) Incidental references to fossils.
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101. 1890.) Abstract.
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gist, V, 257-261. 1893.)
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XVI, 340 pp. 1889.)
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Cincinnati Soc. Nat. Hiat., x v. 1892. )
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Cincinnati, 1890.) New species described.
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1890.)
Lamellibranchiata, Silurian, Chietly from

(Geol. and Nat. Hist. Snr. Minnesota, Nineteenth Ann. Rep., 211-248. 1892.1
Lingulasma: New Genus and Eight New Species of I.ingula and Treniatis.

O. Ulrich. (American Geologist, III, 377-391. 1889.)
Lingulasma : New Genus and Eight New Species of Lingnla and Treniatis.

O. Ulrich. (American Geologist, IV, 21-25. 1889.)
Micro-Paleontology of Cambro-Silnriau Rocks of Cauiuln. A. H. Foord. (Cm

and Nat. Hist. Sur. Canada, Contrib. to Micro-Pal., 26 pp. 1893.)
Niagara Group, Two New Genera and Eight New Species of Camorate CriuJiiiJ

C. Wachsmuth and F. Springer. (American Geologist, x, 135-144. 18!lL'.
Ostracoda, Lower Silurian, No. 1. 1^ O. Ulrich. (American Geolofjist. ;

263-270. 1892.)
Paleontology of Indiana. S. A. Miller. (Geol. Snr. Indiana, 18th Ann. l!if|

Paleontology, 79 pp. 1892.) Advance shocts.
Paleontology of New York. ,1. Hall. (Nat. Hist. New York, Pal., v, Pt. ii,27i*p|

1888.;
Paleontology of New York. .T. Hall and .1. M. Clarke. (Nat. Fist. New YnJ

Pal., VII, 236 pp. 1888.)
Revision and Monograph of Genus Clumophyllnm. W. H. Shcrzer. (Bnl. (ii

Soc. America, iii, 253-282, 1892.)
Sponges, New Lower Silurian. E. O. Ulrich. (American Geologist, iii, 2H;U'tj

1889.)
Sponges of Devonian and Carboniferous Systems. E. O. Ulrich. (Geol.

Illinois, viii, 243-251. 1890.) Description of new species,
Trilobites, Genera and Species of North American Carboniferous. A. W. Vogdij

(Ann. N. Y. Acad, Sci,, iv, 69-105. 1888.)
Kentucky, Fossil shells from Silurian and Devonian Rocks of Kentucky: U

Sur. Kentucky. Review. (American Geologist, Vol. v, pp. 107, 108. Miii4

apolis, 1890.) A short notice of the work.
Keyes, Charles R. Ageof Certain Sandstones near Iowa City. (Proc. Iowa AcJ

Sci., Vol. I, Pt. II, p, 25, Des Moines, 1892.) Owing to the recent discoveij

of fossils in the sandstones near Iowa City the suggestion is made that tliif

age may be Kinderhook (Lower Carboniferous) instead of Upper Coal JIfii

ures, a% has been heretofore regarded.

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vm, 283-688. mi

la and Treniatiii.

Keyes, Charles R. American Species n" PolypbeniopsiH. (Proc. Arart. Nat. Sci.,
Pliila, p)). 299-302. Piiiludclphia, 1889.) The American Hi)ecie8 referred to
this genus are critical! j' considered and their relations to other genera pointed
out. The generic name is not regarded as applicable to any American gastero-
])ods.

Keyes, Charles R . Annotated Catalogue of the Mollusca of Iowa. (Bulletin Essex
Institute, Vol. xx. Halem, 1889.) Numerous references to, and notes on.
Pleistocene species.

Keyes, Charles R. Attachment of Platyceras to Fossil Crinoidea. (American
Naturalist, Vol. xxii, pp. 924, 92.5. Philadelphia, 1888.) A brief summary of
observations.

Keyes, Charles R. Attachment of Platyconis to Paln'ocrinoidea ; and its Eflccf s in
M.»difymgthe Form of the i^bell. (Proc. Am. Philosophical Soc, Vol. xxv, i)p.
281-243, 1 plate. Philadelphia, 1888. ) A historiciil summary of the occur-
rence of Platyceras on crinoids. with detailed descriptions of numerous exam-
ples. The following species are (igiire<l and described as new :

Platyceras capax. Platy<u)ras latum.

Platyceras oblicjnum. Platyceras formosum.

Reviewed m Am Geologist, iii, 148-149, 1889; also in Neues Jahrbuch, 182, 1891.
Keyes, Charles R. Carboniferous Echinodermata of the Mississippi Basin. (Am.
Jour. Sci., (3), Vol. xxxviii, pp. 186-193. New Haven, 1889.) A description
of the structural features of the leading groui)a of crinoids, with an account
of tbcir evolution. A tabulated list showing the stratigraphical range of the
leading genera is also given. Reviewed in Am. Naturalist, xxiv, 767, 1890; also
in Neues .Jahrbuch, 185, 186, 1892.
Keyes, Charles R. Certain Forms ofStraparolius from Southeastern Iowa. (Amer-
ican Geologist, Vol. v, pp. 193-197, 1 jtlate. Minneajtolis, 1890.) The various
species considered and their relations dt'scribed. The following fornib are
figured :
Strjiparollus obtnsus. Straparollus mncronqthalus.

Strapiirollus roberti. Straparollus bitnisi.

Straparollus latus.

K[eyes], Cfharles] R. Cla-ssification of Crinoidea. Review. (American Natur-
alist, Vol. xxiii, p. 1.53. Philadelphia, 1889.) A review of the discovery of
the ventral structure of Taxocrinus and Halpocrinus and Conseijuent Modifi-
cations in the classification of Crinoidea; by Charles Wachsmuth, and Frank
Springer in the Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Scientie of Philadel-
phia, for November 27, 1888.

Keyes, Charles R. Classification of Lower Carboniferous Rocks of Mississippi
Valley. (Pamphlet, VVashingtcm: .Fudd &, Detweiller, printers, pp. 1-24, I
])late. 1892.) Section and details of the Lower Carboniferous rocks along
the Mississippi River described and list of fossils given.

Keyes, Charleii R. Coal Meau.res of Central Iowa; and Particularly in the Vicinity
of Dos Moines. (American Geologist, Vol. ii, pp. .^96-404. Minneapolis, 1888.)
A sketch, accompaniedbysectionsof the geological formations near l)es Moines,
with references to tlie fossils found in the middle Coal Measures. Incidental
references to the eastern extension of the Cretaceous in central Iowa.

Keyes, Charles R. Contribution t<» the Fauna of the Lower Coal Measures of Cen-
tral Iowa. (Proc. Iowa Acad. Sci., Vol. i. Pt. ii, pp. 22, 23. Des Moines, 1892.)
A ])reliminary statement in roganl to Mif fossils of central Iowa. The follow-
ing three species described :

Pleurotomaria modesta. Chonetes hevis. •

Soleniscus humilis.

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[Keyes, Charles R.] Crotalocrinus; Its Structure and Zoological Position; b;l

Cbarlea Wachsmuth and Frank Springer: Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., Philadelphij,!

Nov. 27, 1888. Review. (American Geologist, Vol. iil, p. 201. Minnea]iolij,|

1889.)
Keyes, Charles R. Description of two New Fossils from the Iowa Devonian. ( rrocl

Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila., 1888, pp. 247-249, 1 plate. Philadelphia, 1888.) Thtl

following species described as now and figured:

Cyrtoceras opimus. Conocardinm altum.

K[eyes], C[harles] R. Die Stiimrac des Thiorreichs, von M. Neumayr, Erstev IJaiKlJ
Wirbellose Thiere, 1889. (American Geologist, Vol. iv, pp. 58, 59. Minne-I
apolis, 1889.) A short notice of tlie work.

Keyes, Charles R. Discovery of Fossils in the Limestones of Frederick CountjJ
Maryland. f.Tohns Hopkins University Circulars, No. 84, p. 32. Raltimorc,
1890.) Trenton species aro noted for the first time in the Frederick limestdjel
east of Catoctin Mountain.

[Keyes, Charles R. ] Discovery of the Ventral Structure of Taxocrinus and Ilaplo.!
crinus and Consequent Modifications in the Classification of theCrinoidea; bTl
Charles Wachsmuth and Frank Springer: Proc. Acr.d. Nat. Sci., Phila., lf(8j|
Review. (American Geologist, Vol. iii, pp. 200, 201. Minneapolis, i889.) .\|
flill synoptic abstract of the paper.

Keyes, Charles R. Distribution of Cert.ain Loe.ss Fossils. (American GeclogiBtJ
Vol. IV, pp. 109-121. Minneapolis, 1889.) A brief account of the presemi
known geographical range of certain living gasteropods which have been stip^l
posed to be extinct until quite recently.

Keyes, Charles R. Distribution of Helicina Occulta. (The Nautilus, Vn' i'' 'pj
18,19. PhiLidelphia, 1889. ) A description of the difierent forms o, thi^ ■ i:
compared.

Keyes, Charles R. Eastern Extension of tlie Cretaceous in Iowa. \ voc. Inv.
Acad. Sci., Vol. r, Pt. ii, p. 21. Des Moines, 1892.) The findiug of Cretaceniil
bowlders in the drift of central Iowa is noted and a number of fossils aro idoii |
tified.

K[eyes], C[harles] R. Elemente der Paleontologie, von Gustavo Steinmann, unterl
Mitwirkung von Ludwig Doderlein, I, HiLlfto, Protozoa-Gasteropoda. 1S8S.[
Review. (American Geologist, Vol. m, pp. 401, 402. Minneapolis, 1889.) A|
short notice of the work.

Keyes, Charles R. Evolution of Strophostylus. (Proc. Iowa Acad. Sci., Vol. i, I'tl
II, p. 25. Des Moines, 1892.) The relation and limits of evolution deHcrilieill
and the interrelations of the various species pointed out.

Keyes, Charles R. Fauna of the Lower Coal Measures of Central Iowa. (Procl
Acad. Nat. Sci, Phila., pp. 222-247, 1 plate. Philadelphia, 1888.) DescripT
tive notes on some 50 species found at Des Moines. The following siiedaj
are described in full :

Chonetes levis sp. nov.
Bellerophon urii Fleming.
Pieurotomu' ia l)ra7.oensis Shuraard.
Pleurotomaria modesta sp. nov.

Reviewed in American Geologist, ii, 432, 1888.
Keyes, Charles R. Fossil Faunas in Central Iowa. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., PliilaJ
pp. 242-265. Philadelphia, 1891.) The biological relations of the fossils smiij
marized; a general section of the rocks of the region and a list of the foHsib
found in the middle Coal Measures, together with notes and bibliogrfipliirl
references to many of the forms found in the rocks near Des Moines. A synop-|
tiral table of the genera and the species thus far recognized is appended.

Pleurotomaria grayvillensis Norwoci

and Pratten.
Macrochilus humilus sp. nov.

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>'i11en8is Norworj'?

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JKeyes, Charles R. FosHila from the Lower Coal Measures at Des Moines, Iowa.
(American Geolojjist, Vol. ii, pp. 23-28. Minneapolis, 1888.) Summary of a
more extensive paper and list of fossils given.
iKeyes, Charles R. Genesis of American Actinocrinidae. (American Naturalist,
Vol. XXIV, pp. 243-254, 3 plates. Philadelphia, 1890.) The limits of the
different genera are discussed and their characters pointed out. Diagrams of
the arrangements of plates in the various groups and a chart showing the
stratigraphical range expansion and evolution of the different groups are
given.
IKeyes, Charles R. Lower Carbonic Gasteropoda from Burlington, Iowa. (Proc.
Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila., pp. 284-298. Philatlelphia, .1889.) Annotated list of
the species from the Kiuderhook and Burlington limestones found in vicinity
of Burlington, Iowa.
IKeyes, Charles R. Naticoid Genus Strophostylus. (American Naturalist, Vol.
XXIV, pp. 1111-1117, 1 plate. Philadelphia, 1890.) A description of the
various groups is given and their development. The transitions are also noted
and indicated by connecting lines.
IKeyes, Charles R. New Conocardium from the Devonian. (Proc. Iowa Acad.
Sci., Vol. I, Pt. II, pp. 23, 24. Des Moines, 1892.) Conocardium altum
described. The description had, however, been previously published else-
where, owing to the delay in printing of the present publication.
iKeyes, Charles R. Paleozoic Fossils of Maryland. (Johns Hopkins University
Circulars, Vol. xi, pp. 28,29. Baltimore, 1891.) A complete list, with refer-
ences, of the fossils now known to have been described from Marj^land
Paleozoic rocks.

iKeyes, Charles R. Perisouiic Plates of the Crinoids. (American Geologist, Vol.
VII, pp. 255-258. Minneapolis, 1891.) This is partly a critical review of a
recent paper of the same title by Wachsmuth and Springer,
^eyes, Charles R. Platyceras Group of Paleozoic Gasteropods (American Geolo-
gist, Vol. X, pp. 273, 277. Minneapolis, 1892.) The relations of the different
species of the genus described in detail,
teyes, Charles R. Preliminary Note on the Sedentary Habits of Platyceras.
(Proc. Iowa Acad. Sci., Vol. i, Pt. ii, p. 24. Des Moines, 1892.) A prelim-
inary abstract of a more extensive paper published elsewhere.
Leyes, Charles R. Present Basal Line of Delimitation of the Carboniferous of
Northeastern Missouri. (American Geologist, Vol. x, pp. 380-384. Minne-
apolis, 1892.) Fauiial and striitigraphical features of the commonly recognized
base of the Carboniferous in Missouri are described. References and lists of
fossils are given.
Leycs Charles R. Preservation of Color in Fossil Shells. (The Nautilus, Vol. iv,
op. 80-31. Philadelphia, 1890.) The preservation of coloring matter in cer-
u 111 gasteropod shells from the Coal Measures of Illinois is recorded.
rns *. 4irlesR. Principal Mississippian Section. (Bui. Geol. Soc. America, Vol.
r;, "iip. 289-300, 1 plate, 1892.; A historical consideration of the various terms
.M-pli<;d to rocks and a detailed description of the different formations are
vp.r A classification of the Mississippian series is proposed in accordance
wirii the observations recently made.
Leyea, Charles R. Relation of Platyceras and Capulus. (American Geologist, Vol.
Ill, pp. 6-9. Minneapolis, 1890. ) The characters of both groups are compared,
and the conclusions arrived at that they are to be regarded as coextensive,
^eyes, Charles R. Remarkable Fauna at the Base of the Burlington Limestone in
Northeastern Missouri. (Am. Jour, Sci., (3), Vol. xliv, pp. 447-452. New
Haven, 1892.) A characteristic fauna is recorded as intercalated in the Bur-
Uugtou limeatoue at Louiaiaaai Missouri' Liata of apaoiea Rre rIso gireui

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Keyes, Chailes R. KeniarkH on Femuiuic Plates of the Crinoids. (Am. Jour. Sci.,
(3), Vol. XLi, pp. 247, 248. New Haven, 1891.) Some brief notes on the striip.
tare of species recently described.
Keyes, Charles R. Review of Progress of Amerioun Invertebrate Paleontology for
the year 1890. (American Naturalist, Vol. xxv, pp. 327-333. Philadelpliia,
1891.) A brief account of the American ]>apers published during the ye.ir WM,
Keyes, Chiurles R. Review of Progress of American Invertebrate Paleontology for
1889. (American Naturalist, Vol. xxiv, pp. 131-138. Philadelphia, 1890.) A
list of the papers an<l their places of publication which appeared during tlie
year 1889.
Keyes, Charles R. Soleniscus: Its Generic Characters and Relations. (American
Naturalist^ Vol. xxiii, pp. 420-424. I'hiladelphia, 1889.) The 'jenus and its
relations to allied groujts fully described and the American forms to be referred
to it listed.
Keyes, Charles R. lSpha>rodoma : A Genus of Fossil Gasteropoda. (Proc. Acad.
Nat. Sci., Phila., ])p. 303-309. Philadelidiia, 1889.) The genus described us
new and the American forms to be referred to it are tabulated and their full
synonymy given.
Keyes, Charles R. Stratigraphy of Carboniferous in Central Iowa. (Bui. Geol,
Soc. America, Vol. 11, pp. 277-292, 2 plates. 1891.) There is given a lull
description of the various sections ex])08ed along the Des Moines River in the
central part of the State, special reference being made to the lithological
characters of the strata, and the stratigraphical relations of the various IkmIs.
Several marked unconformities are described and illustrated, and the leading
faunal asji ' s 'f tlie region tabulated.
Keyes, Charles } dentary Habits of Platyceras. (Am. .Four. Sci., (3,) \'ol.

XXXVI, i»p. 26<> . ,::', New Haven, 1888.) Notes on habits of various species,
as deduced from observations made on fossils. The attachment of the gaster-
opods to crinoids described and its significance pointed out.
Keyes, Charles R. Subgenerio Groups of Naticoi)si8. (American Geologist, Vol.
IV, pp. 19.S-196. Minneapolis, 1889.) The various genera and minor groups
related to the genus described and their relations to one another contrasted.
Keyes, Charles R. .Syuoi)sis of American Carbonic CalyptraMdas. (Proc. Acad.
Nat. Sci., Phila., pp. 160, 181, 1 ph^.e. Philadelphia, 1890.) This is essentially
a treatment of the forms referred to Capulns or Platyceras. The generic
characters are described, together witli tlie general structural features and the
relations to other genera. The variation exhibited is discussed, and the habits
of the organisms described, especially the relations to crinoids. Numerous
examples are given, and a table of the various species of crinoids and Capuli
found associated. The arrangement of the American species is given in a strat-
igraphical catalogue. The following species are described, most of them tig-
ured :

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Capulus occidens (Walcott).

Capulus? piso (Walcott).

Capulus formosus (Keyes).

Capulus cornuformis (Winchell).

Capulus haliotoides (Meek & Wor-
then).

Capulus lodiensis (Meek).

Capulus paralius (White <&. Whit-
field).

Capulus Bubplicatus (Meek &
Worthen).

Capulus cyrtolites (McChesney).

Capulus biserialis (Hall).

Capulus latus (Keyes).
Capulus obliquus (Kej-es).
Capulus tribulosus (White).
Capulus acutirostris Hall.
Capulus equilateralis (Hall).
Capulus fissurella (Hall).
Capulus infundibulum (Meek & Wor-
then).
Capulus sulcatinus sp. nov.
Capulus ovalis Stephens.
Capulus chesterensis (Meek & Worthen).
Capulus parvus Swallow.
Capulus spinigerus (Worthen).

Reviewed in Am, Geologist, vi.248, 249, 1890; and Am. Naturalist, xxiv, 1185, 1890.

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Byes, Charles R. Variatiou Exhibited by u Carbonic Gasteropoil. (American
(Geologist, Vol. Ill, pp. 330-334, 2 plates. Minneapolis, 1889.) Forms from a
larfifo series oi Platyceras equilaterulia compared.

eyes, Charlea R., and R. Ellsworth Call. Quaternary Section Eight Miles Sonth-
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Moines, 1892.) Description of a section near the terminal luoniine near Des
Moines,* with mention of fossils occurring in loess.

Icking Horse Pass, Manitoba, Fossils. C. Lapworth. (Science, ix, 320. 1887.)
nderhook Fossils, Three. R. R. Rowley. (American Geologist, iii, 275, 276.

1889.)

aderhook Group, Crinoids and Blastoids from Lower Carboniferous Rocks at Le
(;rand, Iowa. Charlea Wachsmuth and Frank Springer. (Geol. Siir. Illinois,
VIII, 155-205. 1890. ) A number of species described and figured as new.

Snderhook, Supposed, near Mouth of Pine Creek, Geological Problems in Musca-
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3rby, J. W., T. R. Jones and. Ostracoda from Mabou Coal Field of Nova Scotia.
(Geological Magazine, Dec. iii. Vol. vi, pp. 269-271. London, 1889. )

aocheuQsche aus der mittleren Kreido von Kansas, Ufb«'r einige fossile. A, R.
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uowltou, P. H. Problematic Organisms from Devonian at the Falls of the Ohio.
(Am.Jour. Sci., (3), Vol. XXXVII, pp. 202-209. New Haven. 1889.) Caleispcera
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[oenen, A. von. Contribution to Tertiary Fauna of Florida, with Special Refer-
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(Neues .Jahrbuch, 179. 180. 1892. )
(oenen, A. von. Marine Eocene, Fresh-Water Miocene and other Fossil MoUusea
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oenen, A. von. Miocene Fossils from Southern New .Jersey; by A. lleilprin:
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senen, A. von. Miocene Invertebrates from Virginia ; by <X Meyer: Proc. Am.
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3enen, A. von. Nature of Organic Species ; by Joseph I^eidy : Trans. Wagner
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oenen, A. von. Relation of Laramie Molluscan Fauna to that of Succeeding
Fresii- Water Eocene; byC. A. White: Bui. U. S. Geol. Sur., No. 34, Review.
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oenen, A. von. Upper Tertiary Invertebrates from West Side of Chesapeake Bay ;
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oken, E. Artiodactyle, Horned, (Protoceras Celer) from Miocene ; by O. C. Marsh :
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oken, E. Ctirrections of Notes on Dinocerata; by E. D. Cope: Am. Nat., 1886.
Heview. (Neues Jahrbuch, 332, 333. 1888.)

[>ken,E. Dicotylime of John Day Miocene of North America; by E. D. Cope: Am.

Phil. Soc., Feb. 17, 1888. Review. (Neues Jahrbuch, 322, 323. 1890.)
^oken, E. Dinocerata, New Forms; by W. B. Scott: Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xxxi.

Review. (Neues Jahrbuch, 466. 1888.)
(oken, E. Discovery of Ptoraspidian Fish in the Silurian Rocks of New Bruns-
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the above. Ibid., 1887. Review. (Neues Jahrbuch, 468. 1888.)
jloken, E. Extinct Type of Dog from Ely Cave, Lee County, Virginia; by ,). A.
Allen: Museum Comp. Zool., Huivavd College. Review. (Neuea Jahrbucbi
137. 1888.)

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Phila., II. lieview. (Nenes Jahrbuch, 344. 1890.)
Koken, E. Fossil Manimala from White River Formation, contained in Muminno

Compitrative Zoology, Cambridge, Mass. ; by W. B. Scott and H. F. CsbornJ

Bui. Mu8. Comp. Zool, xiii, No. 5, 1891. Review. (Neues Jahrbucli, n»|

1889.)
Koken, E. Fossils of Triassic Rocks of British Columbia; by J. F.* WhiteavisJ

Contr. Can. Pal., III. Review. (Nenes Jarbuch, 170, 171. 1892.)
Koken, E. Giant Armadillo from the Mioceue of Kansas; by£. D. Coi)e: Amoricaul

Naturalist, 1886. Review. (Neues Jahrbuch, 333. 1888.)
Koken, E. History of Vertebrates of Trias of North America; by £. D. C'opeJ

Proc, Am. Philos. Soc, April, 1887. Review. (Neues Jahrbuch, 302-304. im.M
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Naturalist, 1886. Review. (Neues Jahrbuch, 3:34 1888.)
Koken, E. Mechanical Causes of Development of Hard Part of Mammalia; by £.1

D. Cope: Jour. Morphology, III. Review, (Neues Jahrbuch, 389-405. 1892.,
Koken, E. Mesozoic and Ctnnozoic Realms of Interior of North America; by E.D.I

Cope: American Naturalist, May, 1887. Review. (Neues Jahrbuch, p. 29i.|

1889.)
Koken, E. Miocene Mollusca of State of New Jersey; by A. Heilpriu: Proc. AcadJ

Nat. Sci., Phila., 1887. Review. (Neues Jahrbuch, 332. 1890.)
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Review. (Neues Jahrbuch, 178. 1889.)
Koken, E. Palotosyops and allied Genera; by Charles Earle: Proc. Acad. Nat. gci,.{

Phila., Jan., 1891. Review. (Neues .Jahrbuch, 141-143. 1892.)
Koken, E. Palieosyops, New Species; by Charles Earle: American Naturalist, Jan, |

1891. Review. (Neues Jahrbuch, 141. 1892.)
Koken, E. Perisodactyla; by E. D. Cope: American Naturalist, 1887. Revien.l

(Neues Jahrbuch, 315-321. 1890. )
Koken, E. Proboscidia; by E. D. Cope: American Naturalist, 1889. Review,!

(Neues Jahrbuch, 150-154. 1891.)
Koken, E. Restoration of Brontops Robustus, from Miocene of America; by 0. C',|

Marsh: Am. Jour. Sci., 1889. Review. (Neues Jahrbuch, p. 140. 1890.)
Koken, E. Review of Cemoysian Mammalia; by H. F. Osborn: Proc. Acad. Nat |

Sci., Phila., 51-60, 1890. Review. (Neues Jahrbuch, 137-142. 1891.)
Koken, E. Squalodont Remains from Charleston, S. C. ; by J. A. Allen: Bui. Aui.|

Mus. Nat. Hist., II, No. 1,1887. Review. (Neues .Jahrbuch, 106. 1888.)
Koken, E. Structure and CLassiiication of Mesozoic Mammalia; by H. F. 08born:|

Jour. Acad. Nr. Sci., Phila., IX. Review. (Neues Jahrbuch, 339-349. 1892i
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Am. Philos. Soc, XVI. Review. (Neues Jahrbuch, 333-337. 1890.)
Koken, E. Titanichthys and Dinichthys from Devonian of Ohio; by J. S. New.

berry: Trans. N. Y. Acad. Sci., v, No. 2, 1885. Review. (Neues Jahrbuch, |

143. 1888. )
Koken, E. Vertebrate Faunas of the Tichopletns Beds; by E. D. Cope: Americaol

Naturalist, 1886. Review. (Neues Jahrbuch, 324. 1888.)
Koken, E. Vertebrate Fossils of Uinta Formation, collected by the Princeto\ni|

Expedition of 1886; by W. B. Scott and H. F. Osborn: Read before the Aiii.f

Phila. Soc, Sept. 2, 1887. Review. (Neues Jahrbuch, 337-340. 1890,)
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I, Species from Oligocene or Lower Miocene beds of Cypress Hills; by K. D,|

Cope: Contri. Canada Pal., lit, Review. (Neues Jahrbuch, 394, 395. 18!tL'.
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Geol. and Nat. tiistt Sur. Canada, Part lii< Beri«w< (Neues Jalirbucli||

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st, 1887. Review,
t, 1889. Review,

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1 ).' Walcott. ( U. S.
K. 1). C'op«!. (.lour.

Crause, A. Ostnuoda; New and Little Known Amnncan Paln'ozoic; by E. O.
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1802.)
iLabradoi. Fauna of Lower Canihrian or Oleiiellus /one. (;.
(Jiol. Sur., Tenth Ann. Rep., 511-658. 1890.)
[.acertilia, Dej-enerate Type.s of Scapular and Pelvic Arches.

Jlorph., VII, 223-224. 1892.)
[.acustrine Formations, Eocene of the United States. W. H. Scott. (Proc. Am. As.

Adv. Sci., XXXVI, 217. 1888.) Abstract. Various species mentioned,
[iseaps Incrassatiis, Cope, Skull of Dinosauriau. E. D. Cope. (Pioc. Am. Philos.

Soc, XXX, 240-244. 1892.)
jafayette Foriuation in Virginia, Fossils. N. H. Darton. (American Geologist,

IX, 181-183. 1892.)
Iiamellibranchs.

Additions and Corrections to Miller's North American Paleontology. C. L.
Herrick. (American Geologist, v, 253-255. 1890.)

Additions to Ob.servations on Cretaceous and Eocene Formations of Maryland.
P. H. Uhler. (Trans. Maryland Acad. Sci., i, 45-72. 1888.)

Artesian Well at Atlantic City, N. .1. VV. Lewis. ( Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila.,
xvxix, 339-342. 1888.; Various species mentioned.

Aucella, with Si»ecial Reference to its Occurrence in California. C. A. White.
(F. S. Geol. Sur., Mon., xni, 22G-233. 1888.)

Bear River Formation, Stratigraphic Position. T. W. Stanton. (Am. .Jour.
Sci., (3), xuii, 98-115. 1892.)

Biological and Geological Significance of Clo.sely Similar Fossil Forms. C. A.
White. ,(Proc. Am. As. Adv. Sci., xxxix, 329-343. 1891.)

British Columbia, Cretaceous Fossils from the Northwest Territory and Mani-
toba. .J. F. VV^hiteaves. (Geol. and Nat. Hist. Sur. Canada, Contr. to Cana-
dian Pal., I, 151-196. 1889.)

Catalogue of Shell-bearing Marino Mollnsca and lirachiopods of Sontheasteru
Coast of the United States. W. 11. Dall. (Bui. U. S. Nat. Mus., No. 37,
221 pp. 1889.)

Cheyenne Sandstone and Necomian Shales of Kansa-s. F. W. Cragin. (Ameri-
can Geologist, VII, 23-33. 1S91.) Occurrence of characteristic fossils noted.

Cheyenne Sandstone and Necomian Shules. F. \V. Cragin. (Ameiieau Geolo-
gist, VII, 179-181.) 1891. Oc(!urrcnce of characteristic fossils noted.

Cincinnati Group, Manual of Paleontology. .1. F. .James. (.Jour. Cincinnati
Soc. Nat. Hist., pt. I, xiv, 45-72; pt. ii, 149-163; pt. in, xv, 88-100; pt. iv,
144-159. 1891-1892.)

Classification of Dyas, Trias and .Jura in Northwest Texas. J. Marcou. (Ameri-
can (icologist, x, 369-377. 1892.) Allusions to various speci<'8 of fossils.

Coal Measures of Central Iowa, Fauna. C. R. Keyes. (I'ro(\ Acad. Nat. Sci.,
Phila., 222-247. 1888.)

Concho County, State of Texas, G«?ological Survey. W. 1"\ Cummings and O.
Lerch. (American Geologist, v, 321-335. 1890.) Incidental references to
fossils.

Cretaceous Deposits of Mexico, Geology and Paleontology. A. Heilprin. (Proc.
Acad. Nat. Sci., Philadelphia, xui, 445-469. 1890.)

Cretaceous of Southwest and its Relations to Underlying and Overlying Forma-
tions. C.A.White. (Am. .Jour. Sci., (3), xxxviii, 440-445. 1889.) Refer-
ence made to various species.

Cuyahoga Shale and Problem of Ohio Waverly. C. L. Herrick. (Bill. Geol.
Soc. America, il, 31-47. 1891.) Incidental references to fossils.

Cytherauv Convexa Say. W. H. Dall. (The Nautilus, vi, 52,53. 1892.)

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Lamellibranohs — Contiuued.

Devonian Couocardiuin. C. R. Keyes.

1892.)
Devonian FoaaiiH from Iowa. C. R. Keyes

249. 1888.)
Doniix of Eautern Nurth Aniei'ica. W. H. Dall

(Proo. Iowa Acad. Sc-i., i., pt. ii, 23,2<.|
(Proc. Acad. Nat. Soi., Phila,, 247.

(The Nautilus, V, 125-127. 1892.) i
Earlier Cretaceous Rocks of Northwestern Portion of the Domiuiou of Caunda. f

G.M.Dawson. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xxxviii, 120-127. 1889.) Various lossilij

considered.
Eocene Mollusca of the State of Texas. A. Heilprin. (Proo. Acad. Nat. 8ci,,

Philadelphia, XLii, 393-406. 1890.)
Explorations and Surveys iu Portions of Northern New Brunswick and Adjacent I

Areas iu Quebec aud Maine. L. W. Bailey and W. Mclunes. (Geol. iiDdl

Nat. Hist. Sur. Canada, Ann. Rep. 1887, lit, Part M, 527 pp. 1889.) Meutiool

made of different species.
Explorations in the Yukon and Mackenzie Basins, N. W. T. R. G. McConnelll

(Geol. aud Nat. Hist. Sur. Canada, Ann. Rep. 1888-1889, iv, Part D, 163 pp.|

1891.) Mention made of different species.
Fauna of Lower Cambrian orOlenellus Zone. C. D. Walcott. (U. S. Geol. Sur,,

Tenth Ann. Rep., 511-658. 1890.)
Florida Miocene. D. W. Langdon, jr. (Am. Jour. Sci., xxxviii, 322-324. 1889,] |

References made to various species.
Geological Reconnaissance iu Southwestern Kansas. R. Hay. (Bui. U. S. Geol,|

Sur., No. 57, 49 pp. 1890.) Incidental references to fossils.
Geology and Paleontology, North American. S. A. Miller. (One volume,

pp. Cincinnati, 1890.) New species described.
Geology of Artesian Wells at Atlantic City, N. J. L. Woolman. (Proc. Acail

Nat. Sci., Phila., XLii, 132-147. 1890.) Incidental references to fossils.
Geology of Central Nebraska. F. W. Russell. (American Geologist, vii, 38-4l|

1891.) Occui'rence of characteristic fossils noted.
Geology of Licking County, Ohio; Parts iii aud iv, Subcarboniferous andl

Waverly Groups. C. L. Herrick. (Bui. Sci. Lab. Dennison Univ., ill, pt,i,|

13-110. 1888.)
Geology of Licking County, Ohio; Part iv, List of Waverly Fossils, Continne(l.|

C. L. Herrick. (Bui. Sci. Lab. Dennison Univ., iv, pt. i, 11-60. 1888.)
Geology of Licking County, Ohio; Part iv, Waverly Group, Continued, Geueralj

Conclusions. C. L. Herrick. (BuX. Sci. Lab. Dennison Univ., IV, pt. i, 91-

123. 1888.)
Geology of Southwestern Now York. G. D. Harris. (American Geologist, vii'|

164-178. 1891.) Numerous references to fossils.
"Grand Gulf" Formation of the Gulf States. L. C. Johnson. (Am. Jour. Sci,,|

(3), XXXVIII, 213-216. 1889.) Various fossils considered.
Grouping Formations of Middle Cretaceous and the Employment ofanAddil

tional Term in its Nomenclature. G. H. £ldridge. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3),|

XXXVIII, 313-323. 1889.) References made to various species.
Grypha^a Pitcheri, Morton, Original Locality. J. Marcou. (American Geok|

gist, III, 188-193. 1889.)
Gryphaea Pitcheri, Necomian and. J. Marcou. (American Geologist, v, 315-317, |

1890.)
Helderberg, Chemung, and Waverly Groups, Fossils found in the Collections i

the Geological Survey of Pennsylvania. G. B. Simpson. (Trans. Am. Philo8.|

Soc, XV, 435-460. 1888.)
Hinge of Pelecypods and its Development, with an Attempt,toward a Better Sub- 1

division of the Group. W. H. Dall. (Am. Jour. Soi., (3), xxxvill,445-462.|

1889.) References made to various species.

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!. Acad. Nat. Sci„

Lamellibranoha — Continned.

HudBOQ River "Fiord." A.M.Edwards. (Am. .Jour. Sci., (3), xuii, 182-183.

1892.)
IlluBtrations of Fauna of the St. Johns Group, No. v. G. F. Matthews. (Trans.

Roy. Soc., Canada, viii, Sec. iv, 123-166. 1890.)
Invertebrates, Fossil. A. H. Worthen. (Geol. Snr. Illinois, viii, 71-154. 1890.)

A number of species described as new from Iowa, Illinois, iind Missouri.
Invertebrate Fossils of Pacific Coast. C. A. White. (Bui. U. S. Geol. Sur., No.

51. 1889.)
•lura, Necomian, and Chalk of Arkansas. J. Marcou. (American G«»oIogi8t, iv,

.357-367. 1889.) Various species of fossils referred to.
Kentucky Fossil Shells : A Monograph of the Fossil Shells of the Silurian and

Devonian Rocks of Kentucky. H. Nettleworth. ( Kentucky Geol. Sur., Mon.,

1-245. 1889.)
Keokuk Group at Crawfordsville, Indiana. C. S. Beachler. ( American Geolo-
gist, II, 407-412. 1888.) Occurrence of characteristic fossils noted.
Lafayette Formation in Virginia, Fossils. N. H. Darton. ( American Geologist,

IX, 181-183. 1892.)
Lamellibranchiata, New. E. O. Ulrich. (American Geologist, v, 270-275. 1890.)
Lamellibranchiata, New. E. 0. Ulrich. ( American Geologist, x, 96-104. 1892.)
Loess and its Fossils. B. Shimek. ( Bui. Lab. Nat. Hist. State Univ. Iowa, i.

No. 3-1, 200-214. 1890.)
Laramie Group. J.S.Newberry. ( Bui. Geol. Soc. America, i, 524-527. 1890.)

Abstract.
Localities of Post-Tertiary and Tertiary Fossils in MasHachusotts. ( Am. .lour.

Sci., (3), XXXVI, 56-57. 1888.)
Maquoketa Shales and their Correlation with Cincinnati Group of Southwestern

Ohio. J. F. James. ( American Geologist, v, 335-356. 1890. ) List of char-
acteristic species.
Maryland and Virginia, Third Annual Geological Expedition. \V. B. Clark.

(Johns Hopkins Univ. Circulars, No. -81, 69-71. 1890.) Various species

enumerated.
Mesozoio Series of New Mexico. J. Marcou. (American Geologist, iv, 155-165,

and 216-229. 1889. ) Various species of fossils referred to.
Middleton Formation of Tennessee, Mississippi, and Alabama; with Note on

Formation at La Grange, Tennessee. J. M. Safford. (American Geologist, ix,

63, 64. 1892. ) Incidental references to fossils.
Minnesota, Range and Distribution of Lower Silurian Fauna. F. W. Sardeson.

(Bui. Minnesota Acad. Sci., iii, 326-343. 1891.)
Miocene Mollusca of New Jersey. A. Heilprin. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila.,

xxxix, 397-406. 1888.)
Modiolopsis Oblonga. J.F.James. (American Geologist, v, 67. 1890.)
Nantucket, Geology. N. S. Shaler. (U. S. Geol. Sur., Bui. No. 53. 1889.) Inci-
dental references to fossils.
Neozoic Geology of Southwestern Arkansas. R. T. Hill. (Geol. Sur. Arkansas,

Ann. Rep. 1888, il, 127-152. 1889.) In the chapter on the paleontology of

Trinity division a number of forms are described as new.
Now Species and New Structural Parts of Fossils. S. A. Miller and C. Faber.

(Jour. Cincinnati Soc. Nat. Hist., xv. 1892.)
Nickel Mines, Logan County, Kansas. F. H. Snow. (Trans. Kansas Acad. Sci.,

XI, 39-42. 1889.) Fossils mentioned.
Niobrara Cretaceous of Western Kansas. S. W. Williston. (Trans. Kansas

Acad. Sci., XIII, 107-111. 1893.)
Occurrence of Fossils of Cretaceous Age on the Island of Marthas Vineyard.

N. S. Shaler. (Bui. Mas. Comp. Zool., Harvard Coll., xvi, 89-97. 1889.)

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LamellibranohB— Continued.

Ontario, Hamilton I'onnation, witli IJHt of Spucies at ProNeiit Known from that

Formation and I'rovince. J. F. Whiteaves. (Geol. and Nat. Hist. Sur. (^iiiada,

Contributions to Canadian Paleontology, I, !>5-125. 188!».)
Ontario, Paneiika from CorniferouH LimcHtouo. J. F. VVhitouvtm. (Canadian

Rec. Sci., V, 401-404. 1891.)
Paleontology of CretaceimH Formations of Texas, Part i. K.T. Hill. (University

of Texas, School of Geology, Circulars, 8 pp. 1889.)
Paleontology of New York. J.Hall. (Nat. Hist. New York, Pal., v, pt. ii.2"m

pp. 1888.)
Paleozoic Fossils, New Speciies. S. (.'alvin. (Bui. Lal>. Nat. Hist. State rnlv,

Iowa, 1, 137-181. 1890.)
Panenka from Coruiferous Limestone of Ontario, A New Species. J. F. Whit-

eaves. (Canadian Record Science, iv, 401-404. 1891.)
Plains, Paleontology. F. W. Cragin. (Bui. Washburn Col. Lab. Nat. Hist.. 11.

65-68. 1889.)
Post-Laramie Deposits of Colorado. VV. Cross. (Am. Jour. Sci., (,3), XLiv. l!l-4.',

1892.) Fossils menti(med.
Preliminary Description of North Attleborough Fossils. N. S. Shaler and A. F,

Foerste. (Bui. Mus, Comp. Zool.. xvi, No. 2, (Jeol. Ser., 11, 27-41. 1888.)
Recent Fossils near Boston. W. IJpham. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xliii, 201-20!),

1892.)
Remarks on Genus Aucella, with special Reference to its Occurrence in Califor-
nia. C.A.White. (11. 8. Geol. Sur., Mon. xiii, 226-232. 1889.)
Rockford Shales of Iowa, Fossils. C.L.Webster. (American Naturalist, xxii,

1013-1018. 1888.) Descriptions of certain species some of which are regarded

as new.
Saint Peter Sandstone, Fossils. F. W. Sardeson. (Bui. Minnesota Acad. Nat.

Sci., Ill, 318,319. 1891.)
Shells, Marine and Fragments of Shells in the Till uear IJostou. W. Upham.

(Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xxxvii, 859-372. 1889.)
Silurian Lamellibrauchiata, Chiefly from Minnesota Rocks, E. O. Ulrich. ((iool.

and Nat. Hist. Sur. Minnesota, Nineteenth Ann. Rep., 211-248. 1892. )
Silurian Strata ue.ir Penobscot Bay, Maine. W.W.Dodge and C. E. Bocchcr,

(Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xuii, 412-418. 1892. )
Species of Fossils, New or Previously Unrecorded from Devonian of Manitoba,

J. F. Whiteaves. (Trans. Roy. Soc. Canada, viii. Sec. iv, 93-110. 1890.)
Tertiary Deposits of Cape Fear River Region. W. B. Clarke. (Bui. Geol. Soc,

America, I, 537-540. 1890.)
Tertiary Invertebrates from West Side of Chesapoako Bay. O. Meyer, (I'roc.

Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila., xi., 170, 171. 1888,)
Texas, Mitchell County. G. C. Broadhead. (American Geologist, 11, 433-41^6.

1888.) Various species of fossils referred to.
Texas Permian and its Mesozoic Types of Fossils. C. A. White. (U. S, Geol,

Sur., BuL No. 77, 51 pp. 1891.)
Ueber eine Htiuiigkeit Hippuriteuartiger Cbamiden ausgezeichnete Fauna der

Oberturouen von Texas, von Ferdinand Rcemer. R. T. Hill. (Am. Jour. Sci,,

(3), XXXVII, 318, 319. 1889.)
Waverly Group in Ohio. C. L. Herrick. (American Geologist, iii, 94-99. 1889.)

Mention made of different species.

Lamellibranchiata, New.
Lamellibranchiata, New.

1890.)
Lamellibranohiata, New.
Laugdon, Daniel W., Jr.

E.O. Ulrich. (American Geologist, v, 270-275. 1890,)
E. O. Ulrich. (American Geologist, vi, 178-171, 383-389,

E. O. Ulrich. (American Geologist, x,9i)-104. 1892.)
Florida Miocene. (Am. .Jour. Sci., (3), Vol. xxxviii,

pp. 322-324. New Haven. 1889.) Gives lists of characteristic fossils.

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II, 94-99. 1889.)

Lapworth, Charles. FoshiIs t'rom Kicking llormi Tiisn, Manitnltji. (Science, Vol.
IX, i*. :JliO. N«vv Y<»rk, 1887.)

Laramie, DiiKWfviiriii. K. 1>. C'upo. (.Vmoriiiiu NaturaiiHl, xxvi, 7.">i»-7.")8. 1892.) ,

Laramie, Uiuosauria. K. i). Copo. (.Vmnricaii Naturalist, xxiii, !tOt-!M)(J. 1889.)

Laramie Fonaaticm, lloriiotl 8aurian8. (r. liaiir. (.Science, xvii, 216, 1-'17. 1891.)

Laramie Formation, New (ienuH of .Mammalia. K. I). Copo. (American Naturalist,
xxvi, 7r.8-7»)2. 1892.)

Laramie Formation, Reptiles. O. (j. Marsh. (Am. Jonr. Sci., {^), xi.iii, 449-453.
1892.)

Laramie Group. .1. S. Newbin-ry. (Hul. (reol. Soc. America, i, 524-.">27. 1890.)
Abstract.

Laramie, Horned Dinosauria. li. 1). Cope. ^.Vmcrican Naturalist, xxin. 71.5-717.
1889.)

Laurentian Rocks at St. John, N. U., Eo/.oon ami Other Low Orjjanisms. G. F.
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Laurentian Rocks at St. .lohn, N. li.. Occurrence of Sj»onjjes. G. F. Matthew.
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Lawrence, St., Lower, Sponges from Siluro-CiMiiliriiin at Little Metis. J. W. Daw-
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Leidy, Joseph. Catalogue of I'aloontological Publi(Mtions. J. Eyermaun. (Amer-
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Leidy, Joseph. Descriptions of Fossils in Caves and Crevices of the Limestone Rocks
of Pennsylvania, ((ieol. Sur. Pennsylvania, Ann, Rep. 1887, pp. 1-20, Har-
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descriptions of the ftdlowing as new:
Dictoyles i)onn8ylvanicns. Castoroides ohioensis.

Platygonus vetns.

Leidy, Joseph. Fossil Human Bones. (Trans. Wagner Free Inst. Sci., Vol ii, pp.
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Leidy, Joseph. Fossil of the Pnnia. (Proc. A<'ad. Nat. Sci., I'hila., Vol. xl, pp.
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Pleistocene of Illinois.

Leidy, Joseph. Fossil Vertebrates from Florida. (Proo. Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila.,
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Leidy. Joseph. Fossil Vertebrates from Florida. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila.,
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Leidy, Joseph. Hippotherium and Rhinoceras from Florida. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci.,
Phila. Vol, XLii, pp. 182, 183. Philadelphia, 1890.) Hippotherium princeps stud
Rhinoceras Jungipea described.

Leidy, Joseph. Mammalian Remains from Rock Crevices in Florida. (Trans. Wag.
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mals related to Macheirodus neogrm and proposes the following new species:

Macheirodus lloridana. Elephas primigenina.

Equns fraterrus. Elephas Columbia.

Anchema.

Reviewed in Am. .Tour. Sci., (3), xxxix, 321, 322. 1890

Leidy, Joseph. Mammalia Remains from Salt Mine of Petite Anse. i.o. isiaua.
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Leidy, Joseph. Mastodon and Capybara of South Carolina. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci.,
Phila., VoL XLii, pp. 184, 18.5. Philadelphia, 1890.) Mastodon rugosidena and
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Leidy, Joseph. Platygouns, an extinct (Jenus allied to the Peccaries. (Trans. Wag-
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Leptomerys, Oateology of Mesophippia and, with Obaervatioua on Modes and Fac-
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Syringothyris angulatus.
Syringothyris randalli.
Nucula aimmoaa.
Nucula subtriugona.
Orthis Pennsylvania.
Orthis aubcircula.
Otozoum parvum.
Platyceras breve.
Platyceraa dorsale.
Platyceras intnquale.
Platyceraa mitelliforme.
Modiolopais subrhomboidea.
Modiomorpha subalta, var. che

Modiomorpha rigidula.
Beyrichia ungula.
Chonetes punctatus.
Cladopora rectilineata.
Lyriopecten alternatus.
Sphenotus cbeinungeusis.
Platyceras striatum.
Platyceraa varians.
Ptychopteria obsoleta.
Rhynchonella Itevis.
RLynchouella striata.

mungensis, var. nov.
Reviewed in American Geologist, v, 53, 1890; also same, vir, 382, 1891; and Am.

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Llngula with CaHt of its P«dnn(de. (Am. Jour. Hci. (3), xxxix, 159. 18!K).)

Notice of discovery by C. I). Walcott.
Llnnarssonla, cnf. Protiosa, Billings, Description. ,1. Hall. (Trans. R()y. Hoc. Can-
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Litopterna. E. D. Cope. (American Naturalist, xxv. 68.>-li))3. 18})1.)
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Llama Remains from Colorado and Kansas. F. W. Cragin. ("American (icotogist,

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Local Deposits of Chester Sandstone. J. M. Nickles. (American Geologist, vil,

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Localities of Post-Tertiary and Tertiary Fossils of MassiKtliusetts. W. W. Dodge.

(Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xxxvi, 26-57. 1888.)
Loess and its Fossils. B. Shimek. (Hiil. Lab. Nat. Hist. State Univ. Iowa, i, Nos.

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Loess imd its Fossils. B. Shimek. (Mnl. I^ab. Nat. Hist.State Univ. Iowa, ii, No.

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Loess lit Iowa City, Iowa. B. Shimek. (American Geologist, i, 149-1.">2. 1888.)
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Loper, S. Ward, W. M. Davis and. Two Belts of Fossiliferons Bhuik Shale in

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1891.)
Lophidon, What is. H. F. Osborn. (American Naturalist, xxvi, 763-765. 1892.)
Louisiana Mammalian Remains from Salt Mine of Petite Anse, Louisiana. ,T.

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1890.)
Loup Fork Miocene of Nebraska, Two New Species of Mustilidse. E. D. Cope.

(American Naturalist, xxiv, 950-9.52. 1890.)
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of dilferent species.
Relations between Gotdogy of Eastern Maine and New Brunswick. L. W,

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Silurian .Strata near Penobscot liay, Maine. W. W. Dodge and C. E. lU'cclier,

(Am. .lour. Sci., (3), XMii, 412-418. 1892.)
Mackenzie and Yukim Basins, N. \V. T., Exploration. R. G. MeConnell, (Geol. iindl

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Mammalia, Discovery of Cretaceous.

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Mammalia, Cretaceous, Part II. (). C.

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Mammalia, Factors in the Evolution.

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Mammalia Fiiun.i, Cretaceous of North America.

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O. C. Marsh. (Am. .lour, Sci.. (3), xliii, 247-
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(American Natnr-

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I Manitoba Cambro Silurian Rotrks of Manitoba, Eijjht Xow Species of Fossils.

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field. (Bnl. Am,

^. Uphatn. ( Am.

f?.r5h, O- C. Description of New Dinosaarlan Reptiles. (Am. Jonr. Sci., (3), Vol.
XXXIX, pp. 81-86, 1 plate. New Haven, 1890.) The following described as new:
Triceratops serratns. Ormithominus.

Triceratops prosns. OrniithomiuiiH velox.

Ceratops paucidens (Hadrosau- Barosaiirus.
rns paucidens Marsh). Barosanrns lentus.

Reviewed in Neuos Jahrbuch, 149, 150, 1891.
larshiO. C. Discovery of Cretaceous Mammalia. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), Vol. xxxviii,
pp. 81-90, 4 plates. New Haven, 1889. ) An account of the discovery of mam-
malian remains in the Laramie of Dakota and Wyoming with descriptions of
the following :

Selenacodon fragilis gen. et sp. nov.
CamptomuH amplus gen. et sp. nov.
Dryolestes tenax sp. nov.
Halodon sulptus gen. et sp. nov.
Dtpclphodon vorax gen. et sp. nov
Dipelphodon ferox sp. nov.
Dipelpliodon comptns sp. nov.
Cimolestes incisns gen. et sp. nov.
Cimolestes curtus sp. nov.
Pidiomys elegans gen. et sp. nov.

Cimolomys gracilis gen. et sp.

nov.
Cimolomys bellus sp. nov.
Cimolodon mitidus gen. et sp.

nov.
Nanomys minntns gen. et sp. nov.
Dipriodon robustus gen. et sp.

nov.
Tripriodon ccelatus gen. et sp.

nov.
Tripriodon cueperatus sp. nov.

Reviewed in Nenes Jahrbuch, 141-143, 1890; also Am. Geologist, iv, 108-109,
1889.
(arsb, O. C. Discovery of Cretaceous Mammalia, Part ii. (Am. Jonr. Sci., (3), Vol.
xxviii, pp. 177-180, 2 plates. New Haven, 1888.) Figures and describes the
following :
Cimolomys digona sp. nov. Oracodon anceps gen. et sp. nov.

Selenacodon brevis sp. nov. Allacodon lentus gen. et sp. nov.

Stagodon nitor gen. et sp. nov. Halodon formosus sp. nov.
Platacodon nanus gen. et sp. nov.

[arsb, O. C. Discovery of Cretaceous Mammalia. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), Vol. xmi,
pp. 247-262, 7 plates. New Haven, 1892.) A number of forms are discussed
and the following new species described from the Lannmie ot" Wyoming:

Cimolodon parvus. Oracodon coniilus.

Cimolodon agilis. Stagodo .iliduH.

AUacodon fortis. Telacodoi. i 'isgen. et sp. nov.

Allacodon rarus. Batodon tei.uis gen. et s|), nov.

larsh, O. C. Distinctive Characters of the order Hallopoda. (Am. ' .r. Sci., (3),
Vol. XXXIX, pp. 415-417. New Haven, 1890.) A study of the charai tttriritics
of the order. Reviewed in Nenes Jahrbuch, 155, 156, 1891.

larsh, O. C. Extinct Eocene Mammals (.Mesodactyla). (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), Vol.
XLiii, pp. 445-449. New Haven, 189S.) The order of Mesodactyla deftne«l
from the Eocene of New Mexico and Meniscotherium and Hyracops referred
to it. Reviewed in Natural Science, i, 247, 1892.

larsh, O. C. Geological Horizons as determined by Vertebrate Fossils. (Am. Jour.
Sci., (3), Vol. XLii, pp. 336-338. New Haven, 1891.) Abstract of a commn-
nicatiou made to the International (reological Congress, Washington, 1891
A Htudy of the stratigraphic sequence of vertebrate forms.

larsh, O. C. Gigantic Ceratopsidas or Horned Dinosaurs, of North America. (Am.
Jour. Sci., (3), Vol. xli, pi». 167-178. New Haven, 1891.) A paper read before
the British Association f(»r the Advancement of Science, Leeds, 1890. Contain-
ing a general rdsnm^ of the anatomical characters of the gronp. Reviewed in
Neues Jahrbuch, 329, 1892; also Geological Magazine, iii.. vill, 193-198 and 241-
247. 1891.

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140 BIBLIOGRAPHY OP NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY.

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Marsh. O. C. Horned Artio«lactyle from tbeMiocene. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), Vol. xul

pp. 81, 82, New Haven, 1891 ) Description of Protoceraa celer of tlio famiiJ

Protoceratidai (fam., gen. ot sp. nov.) from the Miocono of South Daknta.
Marsh, O. C. Mesozolc- Mammalia. (American Naturalist, Vol. xxv, pp. (iii-)iiJ

Philadelphia, 1889.) An answer to an iirticle by Dsborn in American Njitiirall

ist, Vol. XXV, 59.5-611, 1891.
Marsh, O.C. Mesozoic Mammalia. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila., Vol. uii, pi), :':i;.|

241. Philadelphia, 1891.) A reply to the criticism by Osborn in sainc serial

XLlii, 124-135. 1891.
Marsh, O. C. New American Dinosauria. (Am. .Tour. Sci., (3), Vol. xxxvii. j)p. ;t:ti.|

336. New Haven, 1889.) The followinj^ now species dcscrilied:
Ancbisaurus major. Ceratops horridus.

Morosaurus leutus. Hadrosaiirus breviceps.

Morosaurus agilis. Hadrosaurus paucideros.

Reviewed in Neiies .Tahrbnch, 434, 1890.
Marsh O. C. New Family of Horned Dinosauria from tlio Cretaceous. (AhiJ

Jour. Sci., (3), Vol. xxxvi, pp. 477, 478, 1 plate. New Haven, 1888. ) Cirut,A

mountanus is described as a new genus and species.
Marsh, O. C. New Fossil Sireniau from California. (Am. Jour. Sci., (,'}), v„i|

XXXV, pp. 94-96, 1 plate. New Haven, 1888. ) Tlie following genus and .spcnesl

described as new: Desmoatiflua hesperua. Reviewed in Neues Jahrbuih, S)l|

1891.
Marsh, O. C. New Genus of Sauropoda and Other New Dinosaurs from tho Pnto.|

mac Formation. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), Vol. xxxv, pp. 89-94, 1 plato. Xe»|

Haven, 1888.) The following described as new:

Pleuroc(i>lus nanus (gen. et sp. Priconodoa crassus gen. et sp. nov.

nov.) AUosandrus medius sp. nov.

Plo'irocoplus altus sp. nov. C<i>luru8 gracilis sp. nov.

Reviewed in Noues Jahrbuch, 15i^, 1891.
Marsh, O. C. New Tertiary Mammals. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), Vol. xxxix, pp. 623.|
525. New Haven. 1890.) The following described as new.

Diploclouns.
Diploclonus samplus.
Teleodus.
Teleodus avus.
Marsh, O. C. New Vertebrate Fossils.

Colodon .
Colodon luxiitus.
Hyopotanus dellectus.
Linuolyops.

(Am. Jour. Sci., (3), Vol. XLii, pp. 2lu-2ffil
New Haven, 1891.) The following species are described withoutfigures asu i.j

Trisceratops elatus. Ancbisaurus coloriis.

Torosaurus latns. AUops crassicornis.

Torosaurus gladias. Brontops validus.

Ammosaurus. Titanops medius.

Ammosaurus major.

Marsh, O. C. Notes on Mesozoic Vertebrate Fossils. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), Vol. xliv,|
pp. 171-176, 4 plates. New Haven, 1892.) Includes observations on tliclol|
lowing :

Claosaurns Marsh. Ambylosodon lieidy.

PaliBoscincus Leidy. Cimolopteryx Marsh.

Marsh, O. C. Notice of Gigantic Horned Dinosauria from tiie Cretaceous. f.\ni.|
.Tour. Sci., (3), Vol. x.wviii, pp. 173-176. New Haven. 1889.) Contains (ie|
scriptions of tlie following forms:

Trioceratops horridus gen. nov. Trioceratops galens sp. nov. '
TrioctTatops tlabellatus sp. nov. ModosuuriiH tr.xtilis gen. et sp. nov.

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)1. XXXIX, pp. 523-1

larsh, O. C. Recout Polydactylo Horses, r Am. Jour. Sci., (3), Vol. XLiii, pp. 339-
354, 1 plate. Now Haven, i892. ) The subject of horses possessing extra digits
is taken up, figured, descriptions of spociuiens given and the general relation-
ship and ancestry of the horse discussed.

larsh, O. C. Reptiles from Laramie Formation. (Am. .Jour. Sci., (3), Vol. XLHi, pp.
41!)-ir)3. New Haven, 1892.) The following described:
Conioplus precedens gen. et sp. Iguanavus teres sp. nov.

nov. OrmithoinimuM sodens sp. nov.

Chauiops signis gen. et sp. nov. Claosanrns annectens sp. nov.

Jarsh, O. C. Restoration of Broutops Robustns, from the Miocene of America.
(.\m. Jour. Sci., (3), Vol. xxxvn, pp. 163-165. Now Haven, 1889.) Abstract
of a paper read before Section I), of the British Association for the Advance-
ment of Science, at the Bath meeting, Sept. 7th, 1888. Reviewed in Neues
Jahrbuch, 140, 1890.

larsh, O. C. Restorations of Claosanrns and Ceratosaurus. (Am. .lour. Sci., (3),
Vol. XLiv, pp. .343-349, 2 plates. New Haven, 1892.) Descriptive notes with
restorations and'plates of those genera from the Jurassic of Colorado and from
the Laramie of Wyoming.

(arsh, O. C. Restoration of Mastodon Americanus Cnvier. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3),
Vol. xuv, p. 350, 1 plate. New Haven, 1892.) A full page plate with de-
scriptive nctes of a specimen in the Yale Museum.

larsh, O. C. Restoration of Stegosaurus. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), Vol. XLii, pp. 179-
181, 1 plate. New Haven, 1891.) A restoration of Stegosaurus ungulatus from
tlie Jurassic of Wyoming. Reviewed in Geol. Mag., iii, vm, 358-387, 1891.

larsh, O. C. Restoration of Triceratops. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), Vol. XLi, pp. 339-
342, 2 plates. New Haven, 1891.) Restorations of Triceratops prorsus Marsh
and Brontosaurus excelsus Marsh. Reviewed in Geol. Mag., iii, viii, 248,249,
1891.

larsh, O. C. Skull of Torosaurus. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), Vol. xLiii, pp. 81-84,2
plates. New Haven, 1892.) Tlie skull described and figured as exhibited in
specimens from Colorado, Wyoming, and Montana.

larsh, O. C. Triassic Diiiosauria. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), Vol. xliii, pp. 543-546, 3
plates. New Haven, 1892.) Anchisanrus eolurus and A. aolits sp. nov., de-
scribed from Conuecticut Triassic and their relations to certain European
forms considered.

larsh on Extinct Horses and Other Mammals. E. D. Cope. (American Naturalist,
XXVI. 410-412. 1892.)

larsh on Hallopus and Other Dinosauria. G. Baur. (American Naturalist, xxiv,
569-571. 1890.)

larsh's " Note on Mesozoie Mammalia," Reply. H. F. Osborn. (Proc. Am. As. Adv.
Sci., XL, 290. 1892.) Abstract.

lartlias Vineyard, Erratic Cambrian Fossils in Neocene (iravels. J. B. Wood-
w(»rth. (American (Jeologist, IX, 243-247. 1892.)

larthas Vineyard, Occurrence of Fossils of Cretaceous Age on the Island. N. S.
Shaler. (Bui. Mus. Com[». Zool. Harvard College, xvi, 89-97. 1889.)

larthas Vineyard, Study of Gay Head. P. B. Uhler. (Trans. Maryland Acad.
Sci., I, 204-212. 1888.)

laryland.
Adilitions to Observations on Cretaceous an<l Eocene Formations of Maryland.

1'. \{. Uhler. (Tuans. Maryland Acad. Sci., i, 4.')-72. 1888.)
Albirupoau Studies. P. R. Uhler. (Trans. Maryland Acad. Sci., i, 185-202.

1888.)
Cambrian Rocks of Pennsylvania and Maryland, from the Susquehanna to the
Potomac. C. D. Walcott. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), XLiv, 469-482. 1892.) Va-
rious fossils considered.

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BffBxyland— Continued.

Catalogue of Shell- Bearing Marine Mollusks and Brachiopods of Southea«t«i

Coaat of the United States. W. H. Dall. (Bui. U. S. Nat. Mus., No. 37, 22|]

pp. 1889.)
Eocene Tertiary and its Cretaceous Associates in the State of Maryland, p^l

Uhler. (Trans. Maryland Acad. Soi., I, 11-32. 1888.)
Expedition, Third Annual Geological, into Southern Maryland and Virj;inii

W. B. Clark. (Johns Hopkins Univ. Circulars, No. 81, 69-71. 1890, ) vj

rious speciea^enumerated.
Fossils in the Limestones of Frederick County, Maryland. C .R. Keyes. (Jo]

Hopkins Uuiv. Circulars, No. 84, 32. 1890.)
Oriskany Sandstone of Maryland, New York and Ontario, List of Fossils, q

Schucaert. (Eighth Ann. Rep. State Geologist, New York, for 1889, 50-%

1889.)
Paleontology of New York. J. Hall. (Nat. Hist. New York, Pal., v, Pt, J

278 pp. 1888.)
Paleozoic Fossils of Maryland. C. R. Keyes. (Johns Hopkins University Cii.

culars, XI, 28-29. 1891.)
Sauropoda and Other New Dinosaurs from Potomac Formation. O. C. Mank,|

(Am. Jour. Sci., v.3), xxxv, 89-94. 1888.) Several forms described as mi,
Tertiary Fauna of Florida. W. H. Dall. (Trans. Wagner Free Inst. SciJ

Philadelphia, in, 1-178. 1890.)
Tertiary Invertebratesafrom West Side of Chesapeake Bay. O. Meyer. (Pr«.

Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila., xl, 170, 171. 1888.)
Marsupialia from the Laramie Formation. E. D. Cope. (Proc. Am. As. Adv. SeiJ

XLi, 177. 1893.) Abstract.
MaAtodon Americanus, Cuvier, Restoration. 0. C. Marsh. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3|,|

XLI V, 350. 1892.)
Maatodon and Mammoth in Ontario, Canada.

654,655. 1891.)
Mastodon and Mammoth in Ontario, Canada

Hi, VIII, 504. 1891.) Abstract.
Mastodon Recently found in Tennessee. S. W. McCallie
Mastodon Remains in the Shenandoah Valley, Virginia

VII, S3o. 1891.)
Mastodon Remains on New York Island. R. W. Whitfield. (Science, xviii,3li;|

1891.)
Massachusetts.

Cambrian Fossils from Cohassett, Mass. C. D. Walcott. (Proc. Biol. Sot.

Washington, vii, 155. 1892.)
Cambrian Fossi'Is from Limestone of Nahant, Mass. A. F. Foorste. (Proc. B(»|

ton Soc. Nat. Hist., xxiii, 291. 1890.)
Cambrian Fossils in Neocene Gravels of Islands of Marthas Vineyard. J, Hi

Woodworth. (American Geologist, ix, 243-247. 1892.)
Cambrian Fossils of Bristol County, in Eastern Massachusetts. N. S. Shaler,

(Bui. Mus. Comp. Zool., xvi, No. 2. 1888.)
Fauna of Lower Cambrian or Olenellus Zone. C. D. Walcott. (U. S. Geol. Sui.,|

Tenth Ann. Rep., 511-688. 1890.)
Footprints from Connecticut Valley. M. M. Mittiver. (Proc. Am. As. Adij

Sci., XL, 286. 1892.) Abstract.
Fossils in Lower Taconic of Emmons. C. D. Walcott. (Proc. Am. As. Adt

Soi., XXXVI, 212, 213. 1888.) Abstract.
Gay Head, Marthas Vineyard. P. R. Uhler. (Trans. Maryland Acad. Sci,,i,j

204-212. 1888.)

J. H. Panton. (Brit. As. Ad. Sci,|
J. H. Panton. (Geol. Mag., DetJ

(Scieuce. xx, 333. 1^
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MaasachuBetts— Continued .

Localities of PoBt-Tertiary and Tertiary Fossils in Massachnsetts. W. W. Dodge.
(Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xxxvi, 56, 57. 1888.)

Nantucket, Geology. N. S. Shaler. (Bui. U. S. Geol. Sur. No. 53. 1888.) Inci-
dental references to fossils.

Occurrence of Fossils of Cretaceous Age on tbe Island of Marthas Vineyard.
N. S. Shaler. (Bui. Mus. Comp. Zool. Harvard Coll., xvi, 89-97. 1889.)

Palcontological Horizons of the Limestone at Nahaut, Mass. A. F. Foerste.
(Boston. Soc. Nat. Hist., xxiv, 26-263. 1889.)

Preliminary Decription of North Attleborough Fossils. N. S. Shaler and A. F.
Foerste. (Bui. Mus. Comp. Zool., xvi, No. 2, Geol. Ser.. ii, 27-41. 1888.)

Recent Fossils near Boston. W. Upham. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xuii, 201-209.
1892.)

Shells, Marine, and Fragments of Shells in Till near Boston. W. Upham. (Am.
Jour. Sci., (3), XXXVII, 359-372. 1889.)

laconic System of Emmons and Use of Name Taconio in Geologic Nomenclature.
CD. Walcott. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), XXXV, 229-242. 1888.) Incidental refer-
ences to fossils.
I Matthew, O. P. Basal Series of Cambrian Rocks in Acadia. (Can. Rec. Sci., Vol.

HI, No. 1, pp. 21-29. Montreal, 1888.) Incidental references to fossils.
I Matthew, G. P. Cambrian Organisms in Acadia. (Can. Rec. Sci., Vol. iii, pp. 383-

387. Ottawa, 1889.) Reviewed in Ottawa Naturalist, m. No. 3, 1889.
I Matthew, O. P. Cambrian Organisms in Acadia. (Trans. Roy. Soc. Canada, Vol,
VII, Sec. IV, pp. 135-162, 4 plates. Montreal, 1889.) The following species

»cience, .vviii, 312,1

described and figured :

Buthotrephis antiqua Brongn.
Phycoidellastichidiferssp. uov.
Palieochorda setacea sp. nov.
Hydrocytinum siliculasp. nov.
Microphycus catenatus sp. nov.
Monadites globolosus sp. nov.
Monaditcs pyriformis sp. nov.
Monadites urceiformis sp. nov.
Radiolarites ovalis sp. uov.
Plocoscyphia (?) perantiqua sp.

nov.
Astrocladia( ?)elongataBp.nov.

Astrocladia ( t) Virguloides sp. uov.
Dichoplectella irregularis sp. nov.
Hyalostelia minima sp. nov.
Platysolcuites antiquissimus Eichw.
Obolus pulcher Matt.
Obolus ( ?) major sp. nov.
Linguella martinensis sp. uov.
Voborthella tenuis Schmidt.
Psammichnites gigas Torrell.
Arenicolitos lyelli, var. minor Torrell.
Leperdita ventricosa sp. nov.
Leperditia steadia sp. nov.

Astrocladia(f)eleganaBp. nov.

Reviewed by Neues Jahrbuch, 315, 316, 1888.

I Matthew, O. P. How is the Cambrian Divided? A plea for the Classification of
Salter »nd Hicks. (American Geologist, Vol. vi, pp. 139, 140. Minneapolis,
1889. ) References to Cambrian forms.

[Matthew, G. P. Classification of Cambrian Rocks in Acadia. (Can. Rec. Sci., Vol.
Ill, No. 2, pp. 71-81. Montreal, 1888. ) Incidental references to fossils.

I Matthew, G. P. Eozoon and Other Low Organisms in Laurentian Rocks at St.
John, N. B. (Bnl. Nat. Hist. Soc. New Brunswick, No. 9, pp. 36-41. 1890.)

[Matthew, G. P. Fish Remains in Lower Helderberg of New Brunswick. (Ameri-
can Geologist, Vol. vui, pp. 61-62. Minneapolis, 1891.) A note of correction.

[Matthew, G. P. Illustrations of the Fauna of the St. Johns Group, No. v. (Trans.
Roy. Soc. Canada, Vol. viii. Sec. iv, pp. 123-166, 6 plates. Montreal, 1890.) A
general view of the succession of the faunas in the St. John group and descrip-
tions, with figures, of the following :
Eocoine geminnm sp. nov. Platyceras aperta sp. nov.

Lepidilla anomala Matt. Stenotheca concentiica Matt.

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Matthew, O. F.— Cuntinuod.

Stenotlieca concentrica,var. radi-

ata Matt.
Stenotboca triau^iilaris Matt.
Conocoryphe walcotti Matt.
Conocoryphe bailey i Hartt.
Paradoxidca lamellatuH Hurtt.
Paradoxides mic-mac, vur. pouti-

iicalis Matt.
Agranlos socalis Bill.
Agraulua (?) bolocepbulus n\).

nov.
MediiBites princeps Torrell.
Reviewed in Am. Jonr. Sci., (3), XLii,
Matthew, G. F. Illustratious of tbo St.
Canada, Vol. ix, Sec. iv, pp. 33-65,
with figures of tbo following forms :

Dictyonema fabelliforme Eicb-

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fabcUiformo, var.

• r'!i

wald.
Dictyonema

confertuni.
Dictyonema fabelliforme,

acadicum var. nov.
Dictyonema fabelliforme,

norwegicnm Kjernlf.
Bryograptns kjerulfi ? I^ap
Linguella laevis sp. nov.
Obolella? gemmnla sp. nov.
Linnarissonia belti? Dav.
Acrocreta bailey? Matt.
Obolus refulgens sp. nov.
Ortbis lenticularis Wahl.
Orthis lenticularis, var

poldes var. nov.
Orthis lenticularis, var.

ides var. nov.

var.

var-

atry-

lyncio-

Medusites radiata Mathcrst.
Medusites costata Torrell.
Meducichnites gen. nov.
Linguella starri sp. nov.
Linguella radula sp. nov.
Eoichnites linu^anus Torrell.
Ctinicbnites ingenus sp. nov.
Psaramicbnites Torrell.
Fra'na ramosa sp. nov.
Arenicolites brevis sp. nov.
Goniadichnites trichiformis sp. nov.
Moucratorion maguiticum sp. nov.

73-75, 1891.
John Group, No. vi. (Trans. Roy. !*oc,|
2 plates. Montreal, 1891.) Desciiptiuml

Orthis lenticularis, var. 8trophonu)noi(le(|

var. nov.
Orthisina ( ?) johannensis sp. nov. ?
Agnostus bisectus up. nov.
Parabolina spinulosa ^^'ahl.
Parabolina heres, var. lata var. nov.
Parabolina bercs, var. graudis var. nov, |
Protopoltura neanthura.
Peltura acarbeoides Wahl.
Leptoplastus lastns Matt.
Centopyge fifigillifor Aug.
Ceutopyge spcictabilis Brog.
Conocephalitesf contignus sp. nov.
Linguella starri, var. minor.
Agnostus pisiformus.
Anomocare stenotoides Matt.
Anomocare sprlugeri Matt.
Obelus pulcher Matt.

Matthew, O. F. Cambrian Fossils. (American Geologist, Vol. viii, pp. 287-291,1

Minneapolis, 1891.) Careful comparisons of the Taconic fauna of EmmoDi|

with that of the St. John group.
Matthew, G. F. Occurrence of Leptoplostns in Acadian Cambrian Rocks. (Canal

dian Record of Science, Vol. iii, p. 485. Montreal, 1889.) Note the discovcij|

of Leptoplastus in America.
Leptoplastus stonoides sp. nov. Leptoplastus spiniger sp. nov.
Reviewed in Nenes Jahrbuch, 459, 1891.
Matthew, G. F. Occurrence of Sponges in Laurentian Rocks at St. John. (Bull

Nat. Hist. Soc. New Brunswick, No. 9, pp. 42-45. 1890.) €yatho8pongia{i]\

eozoica sp. nov., HaUcliondrites grajthiti/erua 8\t. nov. described.
Matthew, G. F. Protolenus, Genus of Cambrian Trilobites. (Bui. Nat. Hist. Socl

Now Brunswick, No. 10, pp. 34-37. 1892.) Protolenus elegana described as |

new genus and species.
Matthew, G. P. Psamnichnites and Early Trilobites of the Cambrian Rocks inl

Eastern Canada. (American Geologist, A'^ol. ii, pp. 1-9. Minneapolis, 1888,l|

A detailed account of the zoological relations of the different groups of earlwl

trilobites, with tables.

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Ifattbew, O. F. Remarkable OrganiaiuB of the Silurian aud Devonian Rocks in
Southern New Brunswick. (Trans. Roy. Soc. Canada, Vol. vii, Soc. iv, pp.
49-62, 1 plate. Montreal, 1888.) The following species described and figured:
Diplaspis ucadica Matthew. Geroneura wilsoni gen. et sp nov.

Ceratiooaris pusillus sp. nov. Archajoscolex corncus gen. et sp. nov.

Bunodella horrida sp. tiov. Eurypterellu ornata gen. et sp. nov.

Reviewed in Ottawa Naturalist, lu. No. 2, 1884 ; and Neues Jahrbuch, 329, 1891.

Matthew, O. P. Second Note of Stenotheca. (Geological Magazine, Dec. iii, VoL
VI, pp. 210, 211. London, 1889.) Utenothem concenlrica deBvrihed.

MoCallie, S. W. Mastodon Recently found in Tennessee. ( Science, Vol. xx, p. 333.
New York, 1892.) Announcement of discovery of remains.

McCreary, J. M. Causes of Extinction of Species. (American Geologist, Vol. v,
pp. 100-104. Minneapolis, 1890.) Illustrations of minor factors iu the extinc-
tion of species.

MoConnell, R. G. Geology of Mt. Stephens, British Columbia. (American Geolo-
gist, Vol. Ill, pp. 22-25. Minneapolis, 1889. ) References to the stratigraphical
position of certain forms.

MoConnell, R. O. Exploration in the Yukon aud Mackenzie Basins, N. W. T. ( Geol.
and Nat. Hist. Sur. Canada, Vol. iv, Ann. Rep. 1888-1889, Part d, 163 pp. Mon-
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MoOee, "W. J. Geological Antecedents of Man in the Potomac Valley. (Am. An-
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MoGee, W. J. Paleolithic Man in America. (Pop. Sci. Monthly, Vol. xxxiv, pp.
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Mclnnes, Wm., L. W. Bailey and. Explorations and Surveys in Portions of North-
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Udden.

(American Geologist, vii, 340-345.
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J. Liudahl. (Trans. Am,
.1. M.

Megalonyz Beds in Kansas. .T. A.

1891.)
Megalonyz Bones not Before Known.

XL, 289. 1892.) Abstract.
Megalonyz in Holmes county, Ohio.

122-132, 149-153. 1891.)
Megalonyz Leidyi, sp. nov.. Description of a Skull.

Phil. Soc., XVII, 1-12. 1892.)
Megalonyz, Pelvis, and Other Bones from the Big Bone Cave, Tennessee.

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Meniscotheriidse and Chalicotherioidea. H. F. Osbom. (American Naturalist,

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Meaohippidi and Leptomerys, Osteology, with Observations on the Modes and

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BuU. 121 10

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MesoBoio Types of Fossils, Texas Permian. C. A.White. (Bnl. IJ. 8. Geol. Sur.

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MesOBoio Vertebrate Fossils, Notes on. O. C. Marsh. (Am. .Tour. He!., (3), xuv I

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Method of Grouping Formations of Middle Cretaceous and the Employment of ag

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Cretaceous Deposits, Geology and Paleontology. A. Heilprin. (Proo. Acad.

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Cretaceous Fishes from Mexico. J. Felix. (Palteontographica, xxxvii, 189-194,

1891.)
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Lenk. (Zeitsch. der deatsch. gool. Gesell., Band xuv. Heft 2, pp. 303-324.

1892.) Various species mentioned. *

Vertebrate Fauna of Equus Beds. E. D. Cope. (American Naturalist, xxiii, |

160-165. 1889.)
Mezique, Note sur quelqnes Eohinidos dn terrain crdtacd. M. Cotteau. (Bui. Soc,

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(U. S. Geol. Sur., Men.
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S. Nat. Mu8., XI, 441-446. 1889.)
Mlddleton Formation of Tennessee, Missisaipi)!, and Alabama; witliaNotoon Forma-
tion at La Grange, Tennessee. J. M. Satford. (American fJecdogist, ix, 63-64.

1892.) lucidential references to foHsils.
Miller, 8. A. Lower Carboniferous Criuoids from Missouri. (Bui. Geol. Sur. Mis-

Bouri, No. 4, 40 pp., 5 plates. Jefferson City, 1891.) Tlie following species are

described as new :

Platycrinus boonvillensis.
Platycrinns allopbylus.
Platycrinus occidentalis.
Platycrinus pulcellns.
Platycrinns teternalis. .
Platycrinus acclivus.
Platycrinus sampsoni.
Platycrinus annosus.
Platycrinus fequlternus.
Platycrinus gorbyi.
Platycrinus absentivus.
Platycrinus pentagouus.
Platycrinus sulcatus.
Platycrinus lautus.
Platycrinus coucinnus.
Platycrinus oUicula.
Platycrinus amabilis.
Platycrinus rotundus.
Platycrinus blairi.
Platycrinus broadheadi.
Platycrinus batiola.

Platycrinus brittsi.
Platycrinus carchesium.
Barycrinus boonvillensis.
Barycrinus blairi.
Belemuocrinus sanipsoui.
Dichocriuus hum'tuirgi.
Dicliocrinus parvalus.
Zeacrinus pocillum.
Cyathocriuus boonvillensis.
Poteriocrinus brittsi.
Cyatbocriiius sampsoni.
Mi8S(»uricrinus.
Missouricrinus admonitns.
Synbathocrinus blairi.
Actiuocrinus nodosus.
Dorycrinus coufragosus.
Zeacrinus commaticus.
Scaphiocrinus boonvillensis.
Scaphiocrinus constrictus.
Rhodocrinus parvus.
Forbesocrinns elegantulus.

Miller, S. A. New Genus of Criuoids from the Niagara Group. (American Geolo-
gist, Vol. I, pp. 263-264. Minneapolis, 1888.) The genus Siphonocrinus is
described as new.

Miller, S. A. North American Geology and Paleontology. (One volume, 664 pji.,
Cincinnati, 1890.) This is essentially a new edition of the author's American
Paleozoic Fossils, to which has been added figures illustrating the leading
genera and a brief sketch of stratigraphy. All the generic and specific names
for American fossils heretofore proposed are listed, with references to the
place of publication and horizons. The following are given as new names :

Chrispongia faberi.
Chrispongia wenti.
Allocystites gen. nov.
AUocystites hammelli.
Ectenocrinus gen. nov.
Gomphocystites indianaensis.
Holocystites canneus.
Holocystites faberi.
Holocystites hammelli.
Holocystites subglobosus.
Lysocystites gen. nov.
Menocrinus gen. nov.
Platycystites gen. nov.

Platycystites faberi.
Chonetes geinitzanus.
Spirifera cuspidatiformis.
Pleurotomaria kentuckiensis.
Cyrtoceraa ashmanni.
Goniatites kentuckiensis.
Goniatites subcircularis.
Nautilus faberi.
Orthoceras iowense.
AUorisma worthenanum.
C'idophorous faberi.
Cuueamya coriforrais.
Modiolopsis capax.

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•filter, 8. ▲.—Continued.
Modiopsis faberi.
Ortbodesma faberi.
Paltsoconcba gen. nov.
PaliBOOoncha faberi.
Pyanomya fuberi.
SchizoduB muoresi.
• Spheuoliuiu gen. nov,
Sphenolinm faberi.
gphenolium richmomdense.
Teohnophorna gen. nov.

TeohnophoriiB faberi.
Faboria gen. nov.
Faberia anomala.
Lichas faberi gen. nov.
Haploticlinua gen. nov.
Haploticbuus indianenaia.
Plangtichnua gen. nov.
Plangtichnua erratiuua.
Treptichus gen. nov.
TreptiohuH bii\ircua.

Reviewed in Am. Geologiat, v, 52-53, 1890; Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xxxix, 67, 18!)0'
alao aame, xxxviii, 328-329.
Miller, 8. A. Paleontology of Indiana. (Geol. 8ur. Indiana, Eighteenth Ann. Rep.,
Paleontology, pp. 257-366, 12 platea. Indianapolia, 1892.) Advance 8hei't8.
' The following apeoiea are deaoribed and figured for the moat part aa ne^v ;

Recoptacnlitea elrodi.
Cyatiphyllum greenii.
Amplexus oinotatua.
Microcyclus blairi.
Striatopora gorbyi.
Holocyatites amplua.
^thocyatites.
.Xthocystitea aculptua.
Stribalocyatitoa gorbyi.
AgelacrinuB blairi.
Stephanocrinua cornetti.
Platycrinus caducua.
PlatycrinuB ohouteauenaia.
Platycrinus ooUetti.
RhodocrinuB benedicti.
Actinocrinna aedalienaia.
Dorycrinns elegana.
Actinocrinna ( f ) chouteaueuaia.
Agaricocrinua aampaoni.
Agaiiococrinua blairi.
Batocrinus divalia.
Batocrinaa icoaidactylua.
Batocrinua irregularia.
Steganocrinua benedicti.
Saccocrinua benedicti.
Saccocrinua howardi.
Cylicocrinua.
Cyliocrinus canaliculatus.
Batocrinus comparilia.
Batocrinua brittai.
Batocrinua decrepitua.
Actinocrinna blairi.
Actinocrinna brittai.
Eretmocrinus priegravia.
Batocrinua blairi.
Actinocrinua foaaatna.
Blairocrinus arroaua.
Blairocrinus buUatua.
Agaricocrinua germauua.

Agaricocrinua chontoauenaia.
Cyathocrinua gorbyi.
CyathocrinuB meekauua Shumard.
ScaphiocrinuB lyoni.
Scaphiocrinua manifiirmia.
Barycrinua Htellifer.
Melocriuua wqualia. •

GazacriuidsB.
Gazacrinua inomatua.
Cyphocrinua.
Cyphocrinua gorbyi.
Ichthyocrinus greenii.
Lingnla parriahi.
Lingula aedalienaia.
Lingula gorbyi.
Lingnla vanhornii Miller.
Crania blairi.
Crania greenii.
Rhynchonella colletti.
Rhynchonella kokomoenaia.
Terebratula occidentaUs.
Athyris ottervillenaia.
Athyria brittai.
Atrypa miaaourienaia.
Retzia triangularia.
fietzia plicata.
Retzia circularis.
Hyolithea lanceolatua.
Couularia iutertextn.
Tryblidium madiaonense.
Holopea hubbardi.
Murchisonia hammelli.
Orthoceraa cribroaumGeinitz.
Orthoceras colletti.
Orthoceraa gorbyi.
Orthoceraa frankliuenae.
Cyrtoceraa thompaoni.
Cyrtoceraa howardi.
Poterioceraa miaaourienae.

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jllller, S. A.— Continued.
Streptodiacus.
Streptodiscus indianensin.
Naotilns toddi.

Metaooceras oavatiforme Hyatt.
HolenochiluB blairi.

Ooniatites greenii.
ModiolopsiH dynhii.
Mesothyra gurleyi.
Mucrocaris.
Marrocaris gorbyi.

XXXIX, 67, 18!)0;

i Shuuiard.

Miller, S. A. Structure, Classification, and Arrangement of American Paleozoic
Crinoids into Families. (American Geologist, Vol. vi, pp. 275-286 and340-357,
Minneapolis, 1890.) This is a digression from Wachsmuth and Springer's
classification wliich had lately l»een published. A new arrangement is proposed
chiefly upon the number of plates in the calyx. The <<basals " as here desig-
nated, however, are sometimes true basals, sometimes plates having entirely
different morphological relations. The families recognized are then briefly
characterized. Published also in Geol. and Nat. Hist. Dept, Sixteenth Ann.
Rep. State Geologist, 1889, pp. 302-326, Indianapolis, 1889. Reviewed in Geo-
logical Magazine, Dec, iii, viii, 78-79, 1891.

Miller, 8. A., and Charles Faber. New Species and New Structural Parts of Fossils.
(Jour. Cincinnati Soc. Nat. Hist., vol. xv, pp. 79-87, Cincinnati, 1892.) The
following described :

Modiolopsis corrugata. Protoscolex magnus.

Modiolopsis longa. Cyclocystoides cincinnatiensis.

Modiolopsis sulcata. Holocystites afflnis.

Orthodesma mnndum. Aviculopecten germanns.

Reviewed in American Geologist, x, 316-317, 1892.
Miller, S. A., and W. F. E. Gurley. Description of Some New Genera and Species
of Echinodermata from the Coal Measures and Subcarboniferous Rocks of In-
diana, Missouri, and Iowa. (Pub. in part Jour. Cincinnati Soc. Nat. Hist., vol.
XIII, April, 1890, and completed by the authors in a pamphlet, 60 pp., 10 plates.
Cincinnati, 1890.) The following are described and figured:

EupachycrinidsB fam. nov. Tazocriuus subovatus sp. nov.

EupachycrinuB magister sp. nov> Forbesocrinus speciosns sp. nov.

Eupachycrinus sphwralis sp. nov.
Ulocrinus, gen. nov.
UlocrinuB buttsi sp. nov.
Ulocrinus kausasensis sp. nov.
Delocrinus gen. noy.
Delocrinus hemisphericus Shu-

mard.
Delocrinus missouriensis sp. nov.
^siocrinns gen. nov.
iEsiocrinus ulrichi sp. nov.
Hydreionocrinus pentagonns sp.

nov.
Agaricocrinus splendens sp. nov.
Batocrinns marinns sp. nov.
Batocrinus jucundus sp. nov.
Dichocrinus cinctus sp. nov.
Poteriocrlnusgranilineussp. nov.
Poteriocrinus crawfordsvillensia

sp. nov.
Poteriocrinus verns sp. nov.
Scaphioorinus mannssp.nov.
ActinocrinuB grandiB sp. nov.

Cyathocrinus opimus sp. nov.
Poteriocrinus arcanus sp. nov.
Schapiocrinus bonoensis sp. nov.
Abrotocrinus gen. nov.
Abrotocriuns cymosussp. nov.
Goniocrinus gen. nov.
Gouioorinus sculptilis sp. nov.
Batocrinus poculnm sp. nov.
Batocrinus facetus sp. nov.
Batocrinus cantonensis sp. nov.
Poteriocrinus scopss sp. nov.
Poteriocrinus spartarius sp. nov.
Poteriocrinus genista sp. nov.
Poteriocrinus legrandensis sp.nov.
Poteriocrinus cantonensis sp. nov.
Onyohocrinus cantonensis sp. nov.
Rhodocrinus sculptns sp. nov.
Rhodocrinus cielatus sp. nov.
Zeacrinus dubius sp. nov.
Scaphiocrinus repertus sp. nov.
ScaphiocrinuB bellus sp. nov.
Scaphioorinus lacunosus sp. nov.

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Delocrinns hemispbericns Sbumard.
Ulocrinus sp. f

Eupachycrinus magister Miller «& Gurler.
Schoenaster legrandensis sp. uov.
Aganaster gen. nov.
Aganaster (f) sp.
Troostocrinus nitidulas sp. nov.
Arobieocidaris legrandenais sp. nov.

MiUer, S. A.— Continued.

ScupbiocrinuspricmorsuBsp.nov.
DicbocrinuH ulrichi sp. uov.
PoteriocrinuB subrnmoaussp.nov.
Scapbiocrinus grapbicus sp. nov.
Scapbiocrinus grauuliferus sp.

nov.
Scapbiocrinus disparalis sp. no^.
Barycrinus princeps sp. nov.
^socriuus basilicus sp. nov.
Miller, S. A., and W. F. E. Gurley. Deacription of Some New Genera and Species nf
Ecblnodermata from tbe Coal Measures and Subcarboniferous Rocks of bidj.
ana, Missouri, and Iowa. (Indiaua Dept. Geol. and Nat. Hist., Sixteentb Ann,
Rep. State Geologist, for 1888, pp. 327-373, 10 plates, Indianapolis, 1889.)
Republication of an article first publisbed in part in Jour. Cincinnati Soc.
Nat. Hist., vol. xiii, and later completed by tbe autbors in a pamphlet pub-
lisbed at Danville in 1890.)
Miller's North American Paleontology, Additions and Corrections. C. L. Herrick,

(American Geologist, V, 253-255. 1890.)
Minnesota.

Aguostus, North American Specaes. A. W. Vogdes. (American Geologist, ix,

377-396. 1892.)
Brachiopoda from Trenton and Hudson River Grotips of Minnesota. N. H. Win-
chell and C. Schuchert. (American Geologist, ix, 284-294. 1892.) Prelimi-
nary descriptions of new species.
Cambrian Fossils. Upper, Description of New lorms. C. D. Walcott. (Proe,

U. S. Nat. Mus., XIII, 266-279. 1891.)
Check-List of Paleozoic Fossils of Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Dakota, and
Nebraska. B. Bierbaur. (Bui. Minnesota Acad. Nat. Sci., in. No. 2, 206-247,
1888.)
Cryptozoon Minnesotensis in Skakopee Limestone at Northfield, Minnesota. L,

W. Chaney, Jr. (Bui. Minnesota Aitad. Nat. Sci., in, 280-284. 1889.)
Lamellibranchiata, New. E. O. Ulricb. (American Geologist, Vl, 173-181 and

383-389. 1890.)
Lamellibranchiata, New. E. O. ITlrich. (American Geologist, x, 96-104. 189L'.i
Lainellibrancbiata, Silurian, chiefly from Miunesura Rocks. E. O. Ulricli.

(Geol. Nat. Hist. Sur. Minnesota, Nineteenth Ann. Rep., 211-248. 18»2.)
Licbas, Two New Silurian Species. E. O. Ulricb. (American Geologist, .\,

271-272. 1892.)
Ostracoda, Lower Silurian, No. 1. E. o. I'lricb. (American Geologist, x, L'63-

270. 1892.)
Paleozoic Formations of Soutbenstern Minne-ota. C. W. HaU and F. W. Sar-
deson. (Bui. Geol. Soc. America, in. 331-3R8. (1892.) Incidental references
to fossils.
Paleozoic Fossils in Drift. V. W -^araieson. (Bui. Minnesota Aoad. Nat. Sci.,

Ill, 217-318. 1891.)
Paleozoic Fossils of Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Dakota, and Nebraska, Check

List. B. Bierbaur. (Bui. Minnesota Acad. Nat. Sci., in, 20(>-247. 1888.)
Red Quartzites and Minnesota, Lingula aaid Paradoxides. N. II. Winchell. (Biil.

Minnesota Acad. Nat. Sci., ni. lOIi-lO."). 1889.)
Saint Peter Sandstone, Fossils. F. W. Sardeson. (Mul. Minnesota Acad. Nat.

Sci., Ill, 318-319. 1891.)
Sceptropora, Genus of Bryozoa, witli Remarks on Helopora (Hall) and other
Genera of that Type. E. O. Ulricb. (American Geologist, i, 228-234. 1888.

Blinnd

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lainnesota— Continued.

Silurian Fauna of Minnesota, Ilange and Distribution. F. \V. Sardeson. (Bui.

Minnesota Acad. Nat. Sci., in, 326-843. 1891.)
Silurian Formations of Wisconsin and Minnesota Compared. F. W. Sardeson.
(Bui. Minnesota Acad. Nat. Sci., iii, 319-326. 1891.) Incidental references to
fossils.
Sponges, New Silurian. E.O. Ulrich. American GeologJHt, iii, 233-248. 1889.)
Miocene.

Cythera Convexa, Say. W. H. Dall. (The Nautilus, vi, .52-.53. 1892.)

Donax of Eastern North America. W. H. Dall. (The Nautilus, v, 125-127.

1892.)
FissurellidsB of the United States, Catalogue. H. A. Pilsbry and C. W. John-
son. (The Nautilus, V, 102-109. 1892.)
Mollusca of New Jersey. A. Heilprin. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila., xxxix,

397-405. 1888.)
Vertebrata fron Tertiary and Cretaceous Rocks of Northwest Territory, i,
Species from the Oligocene or Lower Mioceue Beds of the Cypress Hills. E.
D. Cope. (Geol. and Nat. Hist. Sur. Canada, III, 1-25. 1891.)
Miocene, Florida. D. W. Langdon, Jr. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xxxviii, 322-324.

1889. Reference made to various species.
Miocene, Horned Artiodactyle. O. C. Marsh. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xli, 81-82.

1891.)
Miocene, John Day, of North America. Dicotyliuu'. (Proc. Am. Philo. Soc. xxv.

62-79. 1888.)
Missiasippi

Fish Otoliths of Southern Tertiary. O. Meyer. (American Naturalist, xxiii,

42-43. 1889.)
"Grand Gulf" Formation of the Gulf States. L. C. Johnson. (Am. Jour. Sci.,

(3), XXXVIII, 213-216. 1889.) Various fossils considered.
Middleton formation of Tennessee, Mississippi, and Alabama, with Note on
Formation at La Grange, Tennessee. J. M. Satford. (American Geologist,
IX, 63, 64. 1892.) Incidental reference to fossils.
Revision of Cretaceous Echinoidea of North America. W. B. Clark. (Johns

Hopkins Univ. Circulars, No. 87, 75-77. 1891.)
Tertiary Fauna of Florida. W. H. Dall. (Trans. Wagner Free Inst. Sci., Phila.,

111,1-178. 1890.)
Types Fossiles de I'Eocene du baasin de Paris, r<^cemment d<5couvtTtc8 en Amor-
i(iue. W. H. Dall. (Bui. Soc. Zool. de Franco, XL, 97-98, 1890.)
MiBsisBippi Basin, Carboniferous Echinodermata. C. R. Keyes. (Am. Jour. Sci.,

(3), xxxvm, 186-193. 1889.)
MissisBipplan Section, Principal. C. R. Keyes. (Bui. Geol. Soc. America, iii,

283-300. 1892.)
Missiasippi Valley, Keokuk Group. C. S. Beachler. (American Geologist. X,

88-96. 1892.) Incidental references to fossils.
Misaiaaippi Valley, Correldtion of Silurian HorizoiiH, with those of New York and
Canada. E. O. Ulrich. (Ameri(;au G.M)logi8t, i, 1(X)-110, 179-190 and 305-315.
1888. ) Various species of fossils referred to.
Miaaourl.

iiryozoa, Paleozoic. E. O. Ulrich. ((Jcol. Snr. Illinois, vin. 283-688. 1890.)

l^escriptions of new species.
Hurlington Crinoid, New Species. \{. K. |{owley. (American (icologist, V,

146-147. 1890.)
Burlington Limestone, Natural Casts Dl'Crinoids and Blastoidn. K. R. Rowley.
(American Geologist, vi, 66-67, 1890.)

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C. R. Keyes. (American

(Wash.

Misaouri— Continued.

Carboniferous, Present Basal Line of Delimitbtion.

Geologist, X, 380-384. 1892.)
Carboniferous Rocks of Mississippi Valley, Classification. C. R. Keyes.

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Chouteau Group of Eastern Missouri. R. R. Rowley. (American Geologist, m

111-116. 1889. ) Mention made of different species.
Coal Measures and Subcarboniferous Rocks of Indiana, Missouri, and Iowa, Echi-

nodermnta 8. A. Miller and W. F. E. Gnrley. (Indiana Deft. Geol. and

Nat. Hist., Sixteenth Ann. Rep. State Geologist, for 1888, 327-373. 1889.)
Coal Measures and Subcarboniferous Rocks of Indiana, Missouri, and Iowa, Kchi-

nodermata. S. A. Miller and W. F. E. Gnrley. (Jour. Cincinnati Soc. Nat,

Hist., xiu, 25 pp., April, 1890; Completed by Authors, 60 pp. 1890.)
Crinoids, Lower Carboniferous, Arom Missouri. S.A.Miller. (Bui. Geol. Sur.

Missouri, No. 4, 40 pp., 5 plates. 1891.) One genus and forty species described

and figured as new.
Catalogue of Fossils Occuring in Missouri. G. Hambach. (Bui. G^I. Snr. Mis.

souri. No. 1, 60-85. 1890.)
Fauna at Base of Burlington Limestone in Northwestern Missouri. C. R. Keyes.

(Am. Jour. Sci., (3), XLiv, 447-452. 1892.)
Fishes, Paleozoic, of North America. J. S. Newberry. (U. S, Geol. Snr., Mon,

XVI, 340 pp. 1889.)
Invertebrates, Fossil. A. H. Wbrthen. (Geol. Snr. Illinois, viii, 71-154. 1890.)

A number of species described as new from the Paleozoic.
Keokuk Group of Mississippi Valley. C. S. Beachler. (American Geologist, x,

88-96. 1892. ) Incidental references to fossils.
Kiuderhook Fossils. R. R. Rowley. (American Geologist, iii, 275-276. 1889 )
Mississippi Section, Principal. C. R. Keyes. (Bui. Geol. Soc. America, iii, 283-

300. 1892.)
Newberria, New Genus of Brachiopods, with Remarks on its Relations to Kenn-

selaeria and Amphigenia. J. Hall. (Tenth Ann. Rep. State Geologist, New

York, for 1890, 91-98. 1891. )
Paleontology of Indiana. S. A. Miller. (Geol. Sur. Indiana, 18th Ann. Rep,,

Paleontology, 79 pp. 1892.)
Paleontology of New York. J. Hall. (Nat. Hist. New York, Pal., v, Pt. ii,

278 pp. 1888.) .

Sedalia Trilobites. A. W. Vogdes.

1892.)
Subcarboniferous Series at Sedalia, Missouri.

York Acad. Sci., vii, 246-247. 1888.)
Syringothyris, Winchell, and its American Species. C. Schuchert.

Rep. State Geologist, New York, 1889, 28-38. 1890. )
Trilobites, Genera and Species of North American Carboniferous.

(Ann. N. Y. Acad. Sci., i v, 69-105. 1888. )
Trilobites, New Species of Carboniferous. A. W. Vogiles. (Trans. New York

Acad. Sci., vii, 248-250. 1888. )
Mitchell County, Texas. G. C. Broadhea*!. (American Geologist, ii, 433-436. 1888.)

Various species of fossils referred to.
Mitivier, M. M. New Footprints from the Connecticut Valley. (Proc. Am. As.

Adv. Sci., vol. XL, p. 286. Salem, 1892.) Abstract. Notice of the discovery

of specimens near Holyoke, Muss.
Modlolopsis Oblonga. J. F. James. (American Geologist, vi, 67. 1890.)
Molars, Mammalian Evolution to and from the Tritubercular Type. H. F. Osbom.

(American Naturalist, xxii, 1067-1079. 1888. )

(Trans. St. Louis Acad. Sci., v, 615-618,

F. A. Sampson. (Trans. New

(Ninth Ann.
A. W. Vogdei,

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(Bui. Geol. Sur,
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1. Geol. Snr. Mis-

ri. C. R. Keyes.

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I, 71-154. 1890.)

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loIluBca, Eocene of State of Texas. A. Heilprin. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Soi., Phils.,

xui, 393-406. 1890. )♦
lolluBca, Miocene of State of New Jersey. A. Heilprin. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci.,

Phila., XXXIX, 397-405. 1888. )
loUuscaof Iowa, Annotated Catalogue. C. R. Keyes. (Bui. Essex Inst, xx. 1889.)

Pleistocene fossils listed.
lolluBks, Shell-Bearing Marine, and Brachiopods of Southeastern Coast of the

United States, Preliminary Catalogue. W. H. Dall. (Bui. U. S. Nat. Mus., No.

37,221pp. 1889.)

lonsters, Extinct. H. N. Hutchinson, (p. Appleton & Co., 254 pp. 1892.)
(ontana. Agnostus, North American Species. A. W. Vogdes. (American Geolo-
gist, IX, 377-396. 1892.)
Cypn-ea, New Fossil. J. H. Campbell. (The Nautilus, vi, 50-51. 1892.)
Dinosauria, Family of Horned, from Cretaceous. O. C. Marsh. (Am. Jonr. Scl.,

(3), XXXVI, 477-478. 1888.)
Dinosauria, New American. O. C. Marsh. (Am. .Jour. Sci., (3), xxxvii, 331-333.

1889.)
Revision of the Cretaceous Echinoidea of North America. W. B. Clark. (Johns

Hopkins Uuiv. Circulars, No. 87, 75-77. 1891. )
Syringothyris, Winchell, and its American Species. C. Schnchert. (Ninth Ann.

Rep. State Geologist, New York, for 1889, 28-38. 1890. )
Torosaurus, Skull. O.C. Marsh. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), XLiii, 81-84. 1892.)
lonticulipora, Coral and not Polyozon. J. F. James. (American Geologist, I,

386-392. 1888.)

(onticulipora, Studies. C. Rominger. (American Geologist, vi, 102-121. 1890.)
lonticulipora, Studies. J. M. Nickels. (American Geologist, vr, 396-399. 1890.)
lonticuliporoid Corals of Cincinnati Group, with Critical Revision of the Species.

U. P. and J. F. James. (Jour. Cin. Soc. Nat. Hist., x-xt, 118-141, 158-184, 15-48.

1887-1888.)
lonticuliporoid Corals. Revision of Species of Cincinnati Group. J. F. James.

(Proc. Am. As. Adv. Sci., xxxvi, 223 1887.^
foore, Joseph. Rocvint Find of Casteroides. (American Naturalist, Vol. xxiv, pp.

767-768. Philadelphia, 1890.) Notice of the discovery of Caateroidea ohioenaia

in the Pleistocene of Indiana.
Score, Joseph. Portions of Jasteroides Ohioensis not heretofore known. (Proc.

Am. As. Adv. Sci., Vol. xxxix, pp. 265-267. Salem, 1891.) Abstract. Notes

on the characteristics of the species is shown by a specimen recently discovered

at Richmond, Indiana,
lorgan, U. L. Factors in Evolution of Slammalia. (Natural Science, Vol. i, pp. 97-

101. London, 1892.) Illustrations drawn from American forms,
lorphology of Skull in Mososaur idle. (r. Baur. (.Tour. Morph., vii, 1-22. 1892.)
fososaurs, Kansas. S. W. Williston. (Science, xviii, 345. 1891.)
lososaurs, Kansas; Part l, Clidastes. S. W. Williston and E. C. Case. (Kansas

Univ. Quart., 1, 15-.32. 1892. )
lurchison, Sedgwick and, Cambrian and Silurian. J. D. Dana. (Am. Jonr. Sci.,

(3), XXXIX, 167-180. 1890.) Incidental references to fossils.
fuBtilldas from Loup Fork Miocetu) of Nebraska, Two \(>\v Species. E. D. Cope.

(American Naturalist, xxiv, 9.50-952. 1890. )
(yriapoda from Illinois, CarbouiferouH. S. H. Si-udder. (Mem. Moston 8<»c. Nat.

Hist., IV, 417-442. 1890.)
(yriapods and Arachnids, Index to Known Fossil Inserts of the World. S. H. Scud-

der. (Bui. U. S. Geol. Sur., No. 71, 744 ].p. 1891. )
fahant, Mass., Cambrian Fossils from Limestoae. A. F. Foerste. (Proo. Boston

Soc. Nat. Hist., 291. 1890.)

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Nantncket, Geology. N. S.Shaler. (Bnl. U.S.Geol.Sur.,No. 53. 1889.) Incidentill

references to fossils.
Naples Beds of Western New York. Discovery of Clymenia in the Fanna of, andl

its Geological Significance. J. M. Clarke. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xliii, 57^ I

1892.)
Nassa Trivittata (Say) and Nassa Perlata (Con.) Comfounding. G. D. Harris.!

(American Geologist, via, 171-176, 1891 )
Naticoid Genus Stropliostylus. C. R. Keyes. (American Naturalist, xxiv, llll-ini |

1890.)
Natioopsis, Sabgeneric Groups. C. R. Keyes. (American Geologist, iv, 193-1% |

1889.)
Nature of Organic Species. J. Leidy. (Trans. Wagner Free Inst. Sci., 11, 51^ |

1890.)
Nebraska.

Check-List of Paleozoic Fossils of Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Dakota, andl

Nebraska. B. Bierbaur. (Bui. Minnesota Acad. Nat. Sci., iii, No. 2, 2(I&-2j:,|

1888.)
Fishes, Character of Paleozoic. E. D. Cope. (Proc. U. S. Nat. Mus., xi v, 447-463. |

1892.)
Geology of Central Nebraska. F. W. Rnssell. (American Geologist, vii, 38-H.|

1891. ) Various references to fossils.
Loess and its Fossils. B. Shimek. (Bui. Lab. Nat. Hist. State Univ. Iowa,i,|

200-214. 1890.)
Loup Fork of Nebraska, Two New Species of Mustilido). E. D. Cope. (Ameril

can Naturalist, XXIV, 950-952, 1890.)
Miocene, Loup Fork Dog. E. D. Cope. (American Naturalist, xxiv, 1067-1069.

1890.)
Perissodactyls from White River of Nebraska. E. D. Cope. (American Xatut-

alist, XXV, 47-49. 1891.)
Tertiary, Nebraska. F. W. Russell. (American Geologist, ix, 178-181. 1892.)

Incidental references to fossils.
Neocene.

Artesian Wells at Atlantic City, N. J. W. Lewis. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sd„|

Phila., xxxix, 339-342. 1888. ) Various species mentioned.
Birds from Equns Beds of Oregon. R. W. Shufeldt. (American Naturalist, xxv,

359-362. 1891.)
Birds from Equus Beds of Oregon. R. W. Shufeldt. (American Naturalist, xxv,

818-821. 1891.)
Catalogue of Shell- Bearing Marine MoUusks and Brachiopods of Sontlieatiteni I

Coast of the United States. W. H. Dall. (Bui. U. S. Nat. Mus., No. 37, 221 pp. f

1889.)
Characters of Protoceras, (Marsh) the New Artiodactyle from the Lower Miocene. ]

H. F. Osbom and J. L. Wortman. (Bui. Am. Mus. Nat. Hist., iv, 351-371. 1892,1
Confounding of Nassa Trivittata (Say) and Nassa Peralta (Con.). G. I). Ham |

(American Geologist, viii, 174-176. 1891.)
Contribution to a Knowledge of Fauna of Blanco Beds of Texas. E. D. Cope. ]

(Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila., XLiv, 226-230. 1892.)
Dog from Loup Fork Miocene. £. D. Cope. (American Naturalist, xxiv, I

1067-1068. 1890.)
Equivalence in Time of American Marine and Intracontinental Tertiaries. E.

W. Hilgard. (Science, ix, 535-536. 1889.) Incidental references to fos.sil8.
Fishes ftom South Dakota. E. D. Cope. (American Naturalist, xxv, 654-l)5i.

1891.)
Fishes, New Horizons of Fossil. E. D. Cope. (Am. As. Adv. Sci., XL (285. 1892.)

Abstract.

1.

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leooene— C ontinued .

Florida Miocene. D. vV. Langdon, jr. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xxxviii, 322-324.

1889.) References raaO'* to various species.
Florida, Tertiary Fauna. W. H. Dall. (Trans. Wagner Free Inst. Sci., Phila.,

111,1-178. 1890.)
Geology of Nicaragua. J.Crawford. (Proc, Am. As. Adv. Sci., xi.. 261-270. 1892.)

Abstract. References made to various species.
"Grand Gulf" Formation of the Gulf States. L. C. .Johnson. (Am. .lonr. Sci.,

(3), XXXVIII, 213-216. 1889.) Varions fossils considered.
Hemiptera, Physiognomy of American Tertiary. S. H. Scudder. (Proc. Boston

Hoc. Nat. Hist., xxiv, 562-578. 1890. )
H' rned Artiodactyle from Miocene. O. C. Marsh. (Am. .Jour. Sci., (3), xli, 81-

82. 1891.)
Hya-naand Other Carnivora from Texas. E. I). Cope. (Ameri(;au Naturalist,

XXVI, 1028-1029. 1892.)
Mentifipation of Dinosauria from Denver Group. G. L. Cannon, jr. (Proc. Col-
orado Sci. Soc, III, 253-254. 1890. )
Insects, Tertiary of North America. S. H. Scudder. (IT. S. Geog. and Geol. Sur.

Terr., Vol, xiii, 734 pp. 1890.)
Llama Remains from Colorado and Kansas. F. W. C!ragin. (American Geolo-
gist, ix, 257-260. 1892.)
Mammalian Remains from Rock Crevices in Florida. J, Leidy. (Trans. Wagner

Free Inst. Sci,, it, 13-17. 1889. )
Martha's Vineyard, Cambrian Fossils in Neocene (Jravels. J. B. Woodworth.

(American Geologist, ix, 24;i-247. 1892.)
Maryland and Virginia, Third Annual Geological Expedition. W. B. Clark.

(Johns Hopkins Uuiv. Circulars, No. 81, pp. 69-71. 1890.) Various species

enumerated.
Mustilidio from Loup Fork Miocene of Nebraska, Two New Species. E. D. Cope.

(American Naturalist, xxix, 950-952. 1890. )
Nantucket, Geology. N. S. Shaler. (Bui. U. S. Geol. Sur., No. 53. 1889.) Inci-
dental references to fossils.
Neozoic Geology of Southwestern Arkansas. R. T. Hill. (Geol. Sur. Arkansas,

Ann. Rep. 1888, ii, 127-152. 1889.) In the chapter on the paleontology of

Trinity division a number of forms are described as new.
New Horizons of Fossil Fishes. E.I). Cope. (Proc. Am. As. Adv. Sci., XL, 285

1892.)
New Jersey, Geology of Artesian Wells at Atlantic City. L. Woolman. (Proc.

Acad. Nat. Sci., Philadelphia, xlii, 132-147. 1890.) Incidental references to

fossils.
Nebraska Perissodactyls from White River Neocene. E. D. Cope. (American

Naturalist, xxv, 47-49. 1891. )
Pliocene, Intermediate, Fauna. E. I). Cope. (American Naturalist, xxiii, 253-

254. 1889.)
PI ioplarachus, Species from Oregon. E. J). Cope. (American Naturalist, xxiii,

625-626. 1889.)
Post-Laramie Deposits of Colorado. W. Cross. (Am. Jour, Sci., (3), XLiv, 19-42

1892.) Fossils mentioned.
Helutions of American and European Faunas. F.W. Gregory. (Bui. (Jeoi.Soc.

America, III, 101-108. 1892.)
Restoration of Brontops Robnstus from Miocene of America. O. C. Marsh. (Am,

Jour. Sci., (3), XXXVII, 163-165. 1889.)
Restoration of Trioeratops. O.C. Marsh. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xu, 339-342. 1892.)
Tertiary Dinosauria in Denver Beds. G. L. Cannon, jr. (Proc. Colorado Sci.

Soc, III, 140-117 1888.)

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W. H. Dall. (TraiiB. Wagner Free Inst. Rci., n,

O. Meyer. (Proc,

Neocene — Continued.

Tertiary Fauna of Florida.

1-200. 1890.)
Tertiary Invertebrates from West Side of Chesapeake Bay.

Acad. Nat, Sci., Phila., xi, 170-171. 1888.)
Tertiary Mammals. O.C. Marsh. (Am. Jou^ Sci., (3), xxxix, 523-52.5. l89o.|
Tiger from Loup Fork Terti»ry of Kansas. F. W. Cragin. (Science, xix, n

1892.)
Ueber die tektoniscbcn Verhaltinsse der Repnbiik Mexiko. J. Felix and Hani I

Lenk. (Zeitscb. der deutsch. Geol. Gesell., Band, xliv, Heft. 2, 303-324.

1892. ) Various species mentioned.
Vertebrate Fossils O. C. Marsh. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xLii, 265-269. 1891.)

Voi-tebrata of Swift Current River, ii.

XXIII, 151-155. 1889.)
Vertebrata of Swift Current River, iii.

XXIII, 628, 629. 1889.)

E. D. Cope. (American Naturalist
E. D. Cope. (American Naturalist, I

Yucatan, Geological Researches. A. Heilprin. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., Phil j.|

delphia, XLiii, 136-158. 1891.) Incidental references to fossils.
Neocene Gravels of Island of Marthas Vineyard, Erratic Cambrian FossilH. J, b.

Woodworth. (American Geologist, ix, 243-247. 1892.)
Neocene of Nebraska, Perissodactyls from White River. E. D. Cope. (American |

Naturalist, xxv, 47-49. 1891.)
Neocomian and Grypheea Pitcheri. J. Marcou. (American Geologist, v, 315-317, |

1890.)
Neocomian, Jura and Chalk of Arkansas. J. Marcou. (American Geologist, iv,

357-367. 1889.) Various species of fossils referred to.
Neocomian Shales of Kansas, Cheyenne Sandstone. F. W. Cragin. (Ainericaa |

Geologist, VI, 233-238. 1890.) Incidental references to fossils.
Neocomian Shales, Cheyenne Sandstone and. F. W. Cragin. (American Geologist,

vii, 179-181. 1891.) Occurrence of characteristic fossils noted.
Neocomian Shales of Kansas and Cheyenne Sandstone. F. W. Cragin. (American {

Geologist, vu, 23-33. 1891.) Occurrence of characteristic fossils noted.
Neosoio Geology of Southwestern Arkansas. R. T. Hill. (Geol. Sur., Arkansas, I
. Ann. Rep. 1888, ii, 127-152. 1889.) In the chapter on the paleontology of |

Trinity division a number of forms are described as new.
Nettleroth, Henry. Kentucky Fossil Shells: A Monograph of the Fossil Shells of I

the Silurian and Devonian Rocks of Kentucky. (Kentucky Geol. Sur., Mod.,

pp. 1-246, 36 plates. Frankfort, 18S9.) After a short sketch of the geology |

of the State follows a series of descriptions of the sponges, moUusca, andmol-

luscoidea of the Silurian and Devonian from the Falls of Ohio. Some 220 1

species are described of which 34 are new :

Lingula triangulata.
Orthis goodwini.
Orthis linneyi.
Pentamerella thnsnelda.
Pentamerus complanatus.
Pentamerns globulosus.
Pentamerus knotti.
Pentamerus uniplicatns.
Stricklandinia louisvillensia
Chouetes sabqnadrata.
Productella semiglobosa.
Rhynohnella bellaforma.
Rhynchnella gainesi.
Rhynohuella louisvillensis.

Rhynohnella rugfpscosta.
Rhynchnella saffordi, var. de-

pressa.
Rhynchnella tenuistriata.
Atrypa calvini.
Atrypa ellipsoida.
Atrypa reticularis, var. niaguren-

sis.
Spirifera bymesi.
Spirifera davisi.
Spirifera hobbsi.
Spirifera dabia.
Spirifera fdggi.
Spirifenv knappiana.

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s, var. niaguren-

EuomphaluB sampaoni.
Clinopistka striata.
Cypricarditus halli.
Paracyclas elongata.
Paracyclas octerlonii.
Modiomorpha oharlestownensis.
Niicula herzeri.
Glyptodesma cancuUata.

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XXVI, No. 637, 238

Wettlsroth, Henry — Continued.
Spirifera macconatbii.
Trematospira heleua.
Zygospira kentiickiensis!
Platyceraa compreBsum.
Platyceras milleri.
Pleurotomaria arabella.
Pleurotomaria procteri.
Callouema clarki.
Machrocheilus carinatua.
Reviewed in Neues Jahrbuch, Bd. I. Ref., 461, 1891; also American Geologist,
V, 107, 108, 1890.
jenmayer, M. Die Stiimme dea Thierreichs. (Vol. i, 600 pp. Vienna, 1889.) In-
cidental references to^ and figures of, American fossils.
Reviewed in American Geologist, iv, 58, 69, 1889.
Ifevada.

Agnostus, North American Species. A. W. Vogdes (American Geologist, IX,

377-396. 1892.)
Cambrian Fossils, Upper, Description of New Forms. C. D. Walcott. (Proc.

U. S. Nat. Mus., XIII, 266-279. 1891.)
Fauna of Lower Cambrian or Olenellus Zone. C. D. Walcott.

Tenth Ann. Rep., 511-658. 1890.)
Genesis of Arietidffi. A.Hyatt. (Smithsonian Cont. Knowl.

pp. 1889.)
Paleontology of New York. J. Hall and J. M. Clarke. (Nat. Hist. New York,

Pal., VII, 236 pp. 1888.)
Syringothyris, Winchell, and its American Species. C. Schuchert. (Ninth Ann.
Rep. State Geologist, New York, for 1889, 28-38. 1890.)
hv Brunswick.

Agnostus, North American Species. A. W. Vogdes. (American Geologist, ix,

377-396. 1892.)
Entomostraca, Paleozoic Bivalve, North American Species. T. R. Jones. (Ana.

and Mag. Nat. Hist., iii, 154. 1889.)
Eozoon and Other Low Organisms in Lanrentian Rocks at St. John. G. F.

Matthew. (Bui. Nat. Hist. Soc. New Brunswick, No. 9, 36-41. 1891.)
Explorations and Surveys in Portions of Northern New Brunswick and Adjacent
Areas in Quebec and Maine. L. W. Bailey and W. M. Mclnnes. (Geol.
and Nat. Hist. Sur. Canada, Ann. Rep. 1887, iii, Pt. M, 527 pp. 1889.) Men-
tion made of different species.
Fish Remains in Lower Helderberg of New Brunswick.

(American Geologist, viii, 61, 62. 1891.)
Fishes of Devonian Rocks of Canada. J. F. Whiteaves.

Canada, vi, Sec. iv, 17-96. 1888.)
Illustrations of St. John Group, No. vi. G. F. Matthew.

Canada, ix, Sec. iv, 33-65. 1891.)
Organisms of Silurian and Devonian Rocks in Southern New Brunswick.

Matthew. (Trans. Roy. Soc. Canada, vii. Sec. iv, 49-62. 1888.)
Progress of Geological Investigation in New Brunswick. L. W. Bailey. (Trans.
Roy. Soc. Canada, vii. Sec. iv, 3-17. 1889.) Incidental references to fossils.
Protolenus, Genua of Cambrian Trilobites. G. F. Matthew. (Bui. Nat. Hist.

Soc. New Brunswick, No. 10, 34-37. 1892.;
Psammichnites and the Early Trilobites of the Cambrian Rocks in Eastern Can-
ada. G.F.Matthew. (American Geologist, ii, 1-9. 1888.)
Relations between the Geology of Eastern Maine and New Brunswick. L. W.
Bailey. (Trans. Roy. Soc. Canada, vii. Sec. iv, 57-68. 1889.) Allusions to
various species of fossils.

G. F. ■ Matthew.

(Trans. Roy. Soc.
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G. F. Matthew. («ui. xj

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New Bninswiok— Continued.

Sponges In Lanrentian Rocks at St. John, N. B.

Hist. Soo. New Brunswick, No. 9, 42-45. 1890.)
Btenotheca, Second Note. G. F. Matthew. (Geological Magazine, Dec.

210,211. 1889.)
St. John Group, Fauna, Illustrations, No. 5. G. F. Matthew. (Truim. RorJ

Soc. Canada, viii, Sec. iv, 123-166. 1890.)
Hevr Hampshire.

Fossils of Littleton, New Hampshire. R. Pnmpelly. (Am. Jour. Sci,, (3,1

XXXV, 79, 80. 1888.) Announcement of the discovery of Niagara fossils /

Parker mountain.
Littleton Fossils. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xxxv, 255. 1888.) C. H. Hikhcotll

mentioned as referring the fossils to the Niagara in 1884.
New Jersey.

Artesian Well at Atlantic City, N. J. W. Lewis. (Proc. Acad. Nat. ScJ

Philadelphia, xxxix, 339-342. 1888.) Various species mentioned.
Artesian Wells at Atlantic City, Geology. L. Woolman. (Proc. Acad. Nail

Sci., Philadelphia, xlii, 132-147. 1890.) Incidental references to fossils.
Biological and Geological Significance of Closely Similiar Fossil Forum. C, ij

White. (Proc. Am. As. Adv. Sci., xxxix, 239-243. 1891.)
Catalogue of Shell-Bearing Marine MoUusks and Brachiopods of Sontheasten

Coast of the United States. W. H. Dall. (Bui. U. S. Nat. Mus., No. 37, 2l|

pp. 1889.)
Cretaceous Formations of New .Jersey and those of the Gulf States, FaiiDil

Resemblance. R. P. Whitfield. (Bui. Am. Mus. Nat. Hist., II, No. 2, 113-116J

1889.)
Fishes and Fossil Plants of Triassio Rocks of New Jersey and ConnecticDlj

Valley. J. S. Newberry. (U. S. Geol. Sur., Mon. xiv, 95 pp. 1888.)
Footprints from .Tnra-Trias of New Jersey. J. Eyerman. (Proc. Acail NatJ

Sci., Philadelphia, xu, 32, 33. 1889.)
Gasteropoda and Cephalopoda of Raritan Clays and Green Sand Marls of Nei{

Jersey. R. P. Whitfield. (U. S. Geol. Sur., Mon. xviii, 402 pp. 1891.)
Miocene Mollusca of the State of New Jersey. A. Heilprin. (Proc. Acad. XatJ

Sci., Philadelphia, xxxix, 397-405. 1888.)
Revision of Cretaceous Echinoidea of North America. W. B. Clark. (Johiij

Hopkins Univ. Circulars, No. 87, 75-77. 1891.)
New Locality of Lower Silurian Fossils in the Liraostoues of Columbia Co., Neij

York. I. P. Bishop. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xxxix, 69, 70. 1890.)
NewMexioo.

Dinosanria, Triassic, New Genus. E. D. Cope. (American Naturalist, xxiii,|

626. 1889.)
Eocene Mammals (Mesodactyla). O. C. Marsh. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), 445-1J9J

1893.)
Mesozoic Series of New Mexico. J. Marcou. (American Geologist, iv, 155-18

and 216-229. 1889.) Various species of fossils referred to.
Vertebrate Fauna of Puerco Epoch. E. D. Cope. (American Naturalist, xxn,|

161-163. 1888.)
New Mexico, Mesozoic Series. J. Marcou. (American Geologist, iv, 155-163 andj

216-229. 1889.) Various species of fossils referred to.
New or Little Known Saurian from the Benton of Kansas. F. W. Cragin. (Amcri-|

can Geologist, ii, 404-407. 1888.)
New Species A:om Rocks at Fort Cassin, Vermont. R. P.Whitfield. (13ul. Am. Miu,|

Nat. Hist., ni, 26-39. 1890.)

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tthew. (Rui. U
$azine, Dec. iij, vj
ew. (TraiiH. HovJ

n. Jour. Sci., (3|J
Niagara fossils (

C. H. HitihcocJ

. Acad. Nat. SciJ
ntioued.
(Proo. Acad. NaJ
nces to fossilti.
ossil Forms. C.

ds of SoutheHsten
t. Mus., No. 37, i'J

ulf States, Faimal
., II, No. 2, 113-118|

r and Conuectical
pp. 1888.)
(Proo. Acad Nad

and Marls of Nei|
pp. 1891.)
Proc. Acad. XatJ

B. Clark. (Johm

nmbia Co., Neij
L890.)

Naturalist, xxiuj

S(ri., (3), 445-lfij
logist, IV, 155-lfi
Naturalist, xxal
t, IV, 155-165 m
Cragin. (Amcri-j
(Bui. Am.Mni.|

|jrew York.

Archffiouyathus, Billings, and other Genera Allied thereto or Associated there

with from Cambrian Strata of North America, Spain, Sardiiv >, aud Scotland.

J. G. Hinde. (Can. Rec. Sci., iii, 373, 374. 1889.)
ABaphuB Canalis, Conrad, Additional Notes. R. P. Whitfield. (Bui. Am. Mus.

Nat. Hist., II, No. 2, 64, 65. 1889.)
Heccherella: New Geuusof Lower HelderbergOstracoda. E.O. I'lrich. (Ameri-
can Geologist, VIII, 197-204. 1891.)
Hroiiteus in Chemung Rocks of New York. J. M. Clarke. (State Mus. Nat. Hist.

New York, Forty-second Ann. Rep., 405, 406. 1889.) Incidental references.
Hryozoa, Descriptions. J. Hall. (Tenth Ann. Rep. State Geologist, New York,

for 1890, 35-57. 1891.)
Calceocrinidai ; Revision of Family, with Descriptions of Some New Species.

E. N. S. Ringneberg. (Ann. Now York Acad. Sci., iv, 20 pp. 1889. )
Calciferous Formation in Champlain Valley. E. Brainard and II. M. Seely.

(Bui. Am. Mus. Nat. Hist., iii, 1-23. 1890.) Various species mentioned.
CalciferouB Formation in Champlain Valley. E. Brainard and H. M. Seely.

(Bui. Geol. Soc. America, i, 501-516. 1890.) Incidental references to fossils.
Calciferous Sandrock of Lake Champlain, Imperfectly Known Fossils and

Descriptions of Several New Forms. R. P. Whitfield. (Bui. Am. Mus. Nat.

Hist., Vol. 11, pp. 42, 43. 1889.")
Cambrian Fossils. G.F.Matthew. (American Geologist, vii, 287-291. 1891.)
Cambrian Fossils, Upper, Description of New Forms. C. D. Walcott. (Proc. U.

S. Nat. Mus., XIII, 266-279. 1890. )
Cambrian, Lower, or Olenellus Zone of North America, Descriptive Notes of New

Genera and Species. C. D. Walcott. (Proc. U. S. Nat. Mus., xiii, 33-46. 1890. )
Clymenia in Fauna of Intumescens Zone (Naples beds) of Western New York,

aud its Geological Significance. J. M. Clarke. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xuii,

57-63. 1892.)
Catalogue of Fossil Cephalopods in British Musuem, Part i, Nautiloidea. A. H.

Foord. (One volume, pp. i-xxxi and 1-344. London, 1888.)
Chemung and Catskill (Upper Devonian) on Eastern Side of the Appalachian

Basin. J. J. Stevenson. (Proc. Am. As. Adv. Sci., XL, 219-247. 1892.) Vari-
ous species mentioned.
Chemung Rocks, Genus Bronteus in New York. J. M. Clarke. (Eighth Ann.

Rep. State Geologist New York, for 1889, 57-60. 1889.)
Chonophyllum, Revision and Monograph. W. H. Sherzer. (Bui. Geol. Soc.

America, iil, 253-282. 1892.)
Crinoidea of Lower Limestone at Lockport, N. Y., with Descriptions of New

Species. E. N. S. Ringueberg. (Ann. N. Y. Acad. Sci., v, 301. 1890.)
Crustaceons Tracks from Potsdam Sandstone of Port Henry, N. Y. J.

(New York State Mus. Nat. Hist., Forty-second Ann. Rep., 25-34. 1889.)
Cuboides Zone and Its Fauna : A Discussion of Methods of Correlation.

Williams. (Bui. Geol. Soc. America, i, 481-500. 1890. )
Devonian Faunas, Genesee Section of New York. H.S.Williams. (U.S. Geol.

Sur., Bui. 41, 121 pp. 1888.)
Devonian System of North and Sonth Devonshire. H. S. Williams. (Am. Jour.

Sci., (3), xxxix, 31-38. 1890.) Incidental references to fossils.
Die Fauna mit Goniatites Intumescens in Westiichen New York. J. M. Clarke.

(Xeues Jahrbuch f. Geol., Pal. u. Min., Band i, 161-168. 1891.)
Fauna of Lower Cambrian or Olenellus Zone. C. D. Walcott. (U. S. Geol. Sur.,

Tenth Ann. Rep., 511-658. 1890. )
Fauna with Goniatites Intumescens, Bey rich, in Western New York. J. M.

Clarke. (American Geologist, va, 86-105. 1891.)

Hall.

H.S.

160 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY. fauu.mM"""

i i

fle'w Tork — Continued.

FenMtollide, Lower Helderberg, Description of New Species with explanatiom

of plates illaatrating Species of the Huiniltou Group, Described in the KepoJ

ofthe State Geologist for 1886. (New YorkStateMus. Nat. Hist., Forty-llrBtAni.

Rep., S83, 394. 1888.)
Fishes, Paleozoic, of North America. J. 8. Newberry. (U. 8. Geol. Sur., Mou. \\v

340 pp. 1889.)
Fossils from Niagara Gronp of Western New York. E. N. 8. Ringueberg. (fj^l

Acad. Nat. Sci. , Phila. , xl, 131-137. 1888. )
Geological Survey, Paleontology, Vol. v, Part ii, Supplement : by James HalLl

(American Geologist, iii, 147, 148. 1889. ) A short review of the work.
Geology of Skunnemunk Mountain, Osage County, New York. C. 8. Pros«r.|

(Trans. New York Acad. Soi., xi, 132-149. 1892.) Fossils mentioned.
Geology of Southeastern New York. G.D.Harris. (Auiericun Geologist, vij

164-178. 1891.) Numerous references to fossils.
Hamilton of Chenango and Otsego Counties, New York. C. 8. Prosser. (Pn

Am. As. Adv. Sci., XXVI, 210. 1888.) Abstract. Various species mentioned,
Haplocrinus, Ventral Structure of Taxocrinus, and Consequent Modifications ii

Classification of Crinoidea. C. Wachsmuth and F. Springer. (Proc. AcadI

Nat. Sci. , Phila. , XL, 337-363. 1888.)
Hudson River '• Fiord." A. M. Edwards. (Am. Jour. Sci., (8), xuii, 182, 183,|

1892.)
Hudson River Tunnel, Common Edible Crab found Fossil. R. P. Whitfield.|

(Science, xviii, 300. 1891. )
Inarticulate Br<^chiopod from Trenton Limestone. C. D. Walcott. (U. S.N«.|

Mus. , Proc , XII, 365, 366. 1889. )
Inarticulate Brachiopodous Shell. R. P. Whitfield. (Bui. American Mus. Kat,|

Hist., Ill, 121, 122. 1890.)
Lepttenisca ; A New Genus of Brachiopoda from the Lower Helderberg Group,!

C. E. Beecher. (Am. Jour. Sci., (S), 238-340. 1890.)
Liugnla Preserving Cast of Peduncle. CD. Walcott. (U. S. Nat.Mu8.,Proc,|

XI, 480. 1888.)
List of Type Specimens of Devonian Crustacea described in Paleontology on

New York, Vol. vii, in the Possession of the York State Museum of Natunlj

History. J. Hall. (Eighth Ann. Rep. State Geologist, for 1889, 24-27.
Marcellus Epoch in State of New York, Species Constituting Known Fauna acdl

Flora. J.M.Clark. (New York StateCab.Nat. Hist., Forty-second Ann. Eep,,l

406,407. 1889.)
Marcellus Epoch in State of New York, List of Species Constituting the Knonl

Fauna and Flora. J. M. Clarke. (Eighth Ann. Rep. State Geologist, for 1

60-62. 1889.)
Marcellus Shale of New York, Balanoid Cirripede. R. P. Whitfield. (6nl|

Am. Mus. Nat. Hist., ii, No. 2, 66-68. 1889. )
Mastodon Remains on New York Island. R. P. Whitfield. (Science, xviii, 342,1

1891.)
Mount Bob, Mount Ida, or Snake Hill. T. W. Harris. (Am. Jour. Soi., (3), xuii,|

286-238. 1892.)
New Locality of Lower Silurian Fossils in the Limestone of Columbia Co., Nei|

York. I. P. Bishop. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xxxix, 69, 70. 1890.)
Niagara Shales of Western New York ; Study of Origin of their Subdivisioiul

and their FaunaB. E. N. S. Ringueberg. (American Geologist, i, 264-272. 1888.1
Ophiolite of Thurman, Warren County, N. Y., with remarks on Eozoon Cai*!

dense. G.P.Merrill. (Am. Jour. Sci. , (3), xxxvii, 189-191. 1889.)
Original Chazy Rocks. E. Brainard and H. M. Seely. (American Geologist, ii,|

32a-330. 1888.) Mention made of diiferent species.

New

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Pa
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Pii

OLOGY. [buu.J""*'' BIBLIOOKAPHY OF NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY. 161

jfevT York— Continued.

Oriskiiny Fauna of Columbia County, Now Yorli; witli an Annotatoil list of

I'ossils, J.M.Clarke. (Am. Jour. Sei. , (3), xuv, 410-11 i. 1892.)
Oriskany Sandstone of Maryland, New York, and Ontario, List of Fossils. C.

Sehuchort. (Eighth Ann. Rep. Stiite(i(!ol()Ki8t X<nv York, for ixm, 50-56. 1889.)
I'lihiontology of Cretaceous F<»rniation on Staten Island. A. Hollick. (Trana.

N. Y. Acad. Sci., xi, 96-103, 1892.)
I'lileontology of New York. J. Hall. (Nat. Hist. New York, Pal., v, Pt. il, 278

pp. 1888.)
Paleontology of New York. J. Hall and J. M. Clarke. (Nat. Hist. New York, Pal.,

VII, 236 pp. 1888.)
Paleontology of New York, Vol. vii. Notice. .1. Hall. (Eighth Ann. Rep. State

Geologist New York, for 1889, 7-24. 1889.)
I'liloozoic Ostracoda from North America, Wales and Ireland. T. R. Jones.

(Quart. Jour. Geol. Soc., London, XLVi, 2-31. 1890.)
riatyogonus, an '■.xtiuct (J»!iiii,s allied to the Peccaries. J. Leidy. (Trans. Wag-

nor Free Inst. fe»i., ii, 41-50. 1889. )
Position of Catskill Group. C. S. Prosser. (American (ioologist, vil, 351-368.

1891.) Occurrence of characteristic fossils noted.
Silurian Horizons, Correlation, of Tounessee and of Ohio and Mississippi Valleys

with those of New York and Canada. E. O. Ulrlch. (.\mc. ican Geologist, i,

100-110, 174-190, and 305-315. IS^H.) Various species of fossils referred to.
Silurian Horizons, Correlation, of Tonuesseo and of Ohio and Mississippi Valleys

with those of New York and Canada. E. O. Ulridi. (American Geologist, ii,

39-44. 1888.) Various species of fossils referred to.
Staten Island, New York, Cretaceous and Triassic Fossils. (American Naturalist,

xxiii, 1032-1037. 1889.) Note from the Proc. Nat. Sci. Assoii. of Staten Island,
laconic limestone, Western, Fossils in Eastern Part of Dutchess Co., N. Y. W.

H. Dwight. (American .Tour. Sci., (,'}), XXXIX, 71. 1890.)
Taconic System of Emmons and Tso of Name Taconin in Geologic Nomencla-
ture. C. D. Walcott. (Am.Jour. Sci., (3), XXXV 229-242. 1888.) Incidental

reference to the fossils.
Teiataspis Grandis, Hall, the Largest Known Trilobite. J.M.Clarke. (Tenth

Ann. Rep. State Geologist New York, for 1890, 87-90. 1891.)
Value of Term " Hudson River Group" in Geologic Nomenclatur.-. C. D. AVal-

cott. (Bui. Geol. Soc. America, I, 33.J-356. 1890.) Incidental refereuces to

fossils.
Wappinger Valley Limestone and Other Formations of Dntchess Co., N. Y. W.

H. Dwight. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xxxciii, 139-153 1889.) Various fossils

considered.
Newberry, J. S. Catalogue of British Fossil Vortebrata; by Woodwartl and Sher-

born. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), Vol. xxxix, pp. 402,403. 1X90.) A short notice

of the work.
Newberry, J. S. Fossil Fishes and Fossil Plants of the Triassic Rocks of New Jer-
sey and the Connecticut Valley. (IT. S. Geol. Sur., Mon. xiv, 9-5 pp., 26 plates.

Washington, 1888. ) The following species of fish are figured and described :

Ischypterus.

Ischypterns ovatus W. C. R.
Ischypterus marshii W. C. R.
Ischypterus agassizi W. C. R.
Ischypterus micropterus sp. nov
Ischypterus tenuiceps Agassiz.
Ischypterus fultus Agassiz.
Ischypterus robnstus sp. nov.
Ischypterns elegans sp. nov.
Bull. 121 11

Ischypterus alatus sp. nov.
Ischypterus modestus sp. nov.
Ischypterns lenticularis sp. nov.
Ischypterns lineatus sp. nov.
Ischypterns niacropterus W. C. R.
Ischypterns braunii sp. nov.
Iseliyptcrus parvus W. C. R.
Iscbyiiterus latns .1. H. R.
Ischypterus miuutus sp. nov.

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Newberry, J. S. — Continued.
laeliypteruH g'lfiUH xft. iiuv.
Cato])toruH.

CatopteriiH roiincldi EKcrtou.
Catoptcrtis grnciliM ,). II. U.
Cntoptorns minor sp. nov.
CatoptcruH ornatuH sp. nov.
Catopterus augiiillil'ornii.s W. C. R.
Catoptenis parvnlua VV. C. K.

Dictyopyge.

l)ictyoi»y^(o niucrura Egortou.

I'tyoliolopiii.

Ptycboh'pis inarsbii Nowb,

Aocntrophorus.

Acentro])horu8 chieopouBia sp. nov.

DipluruH Newb.

DiplnruH longicandatus Nvwb.

Reviewed in Am. Geoh)gi.st, iv, 187, 188, 1889; also Am. Jour. Sci., (3,) x.xxviii,

77, 78, 1889; and Nature, .\i.ii, 36(5, 3tJ7, 18!>0.
Newberry, J. S. FohsII Fisbes ol" Erie Sbalc of Obio. (Trans. N. Y. Acad. .Sci.,
Vol. VII, pp. 178-180. Now York, 1888.) Abstract. Tbo followinj; new
spet^ios and genera are described from tbe top of tbe formation in tbo vullir
of tbe Cuyaboga, uoar Clovolaud:

Cladodus kepleri. Diuiclitbys curtus

Artiiiopborus. Diuicbtbys tub^rcnlatus.

Actinopborus clarkii.

Newberry, J. S. Laramie Group. (Bui. Geol. Soc. America, Vol. i, pp. 524-52".

New York, 1890.) A brief diacussion of tbe group with references to fos.sils.
Wewberry, J. S. Paleozoic Fisbeaof North Am«>rica, (U. S. Geol. Sur., Mou. xvi, ;)4o

pp., ij3 platea. Washington, 1889.) Descriptions of tbe genera and apicics

from the American Paleozoic wbicli have been heretofore described by the

author. Tbo following S))0cies describ(;d and figured:

Acantholepis pustuloaua sp. uov.
Acantbaspis armatus Newb.
Macha'racnntbuH major Newb.
Macbieracantbua p e r a c u t u s

Nowb.
Macbieracantbus sulcatua Newb.
Asteroateus Htenoccpbiilus N<;wb.
Rhyncbodua secansNowb.
Rhyncbodus frangena Newb.
Rhyucbodus crassus Newb.
Rhyncbodua excavatus Newb.
Rhyncbodus greenei sp. nov.
Diuicbtbys precursor sp. nov.
Cofcosteus occidcntalis Newb.
Onychodus signioideaNewb.
Dinichtbys bertzeri Newb.
Hetcracanthus gen. nov.
Heteracnnthus politus sp. nov.
Cteiiiicantbus wrigbti Newb.
Goniodus gen. nov.
GonioduK bertzeri sp. nov.
CallognathiLs gen nov.
Callognatbus regularis b]>. nov.
Callogm^tbus aerratus sp. nov.
Onycbodns ortoni sp. nov.
Aa])idichtby8 clavatus Newb.
Heliodus le.slevi Newb.
Diptorus (Ctenodus) nelsoni «p.

nov.
Dipterus (Ctenodus) llabcllifor-

mis ap. uov.

Dipterua (Ctenodus) levis sp. nov.
Dipterus (Ctenodus) minutua sp. uov.
Sphenopborus nov. gen.
Spbeuopborua lilleyi sp. nov.
Iloloneiua nov. gen.
Holoneuui rugosa Claypole.
(ianorbyncbns beecberi sp. nov.
Pbylbdcpis delicatula sp. nov.
Dinichtbys tuberculatussp. nov.
Onycbodns bopkinai Newb.
Holoptychiua? pustulosua ap. nov.
Holoptychiua granulatus sp. nov.
Holoptychiua tuberculatus ap. nov.
Holoptychiua gigauteusf Ag.
Helodus gibberulus Ag.
Cladodus carinatns sp. nov.
Cladodus kepleri sp. nov.
Ctenacnntbus randalli sp. nov.
Botbriolepis leidyi sp. nov.
Botbriolepis minor sp. nov.
Holoptychiuus americanus Leidy,
lioloptychiusf radiatussp. nov.
Holoptychiua ballii ap. uov.
(ilyptopomus siiyrei Newb.
Dipterus (Ctenodus) sbcrwoodi

Newb.
Dipterus (Ctenodus) radiatus ap.

nov.
Gyracantbus sherwoodi sp. nov.
Titaniclitbys agassizii Newb.
Titauichtbys clarkii Newb.

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Newberry, J. S.— Continued.

Dinichtbys minor Nowb.
Dinichtbys gonldii sp. nov.
DinicbtbyH corrngatns sp. nov.
Dinirhthya iutenuediua ap. nov.
Diniobtbya ciirtua sp. nov.
Olyptuspia gen. nov.
OlyptaspiH vorrnooanH sp. nov.
1)i])lognatbuB luirabilis Newb.
Mylostoma torrolli Nowb.
Myloatonia variabilis Newb.
Trncbostens gen. nov.
TraoliOHtens clarliii ap. nov.
Cteuacantbua comprossus Newb.
Ctenacantliiis clarkii sp. nov.
Hoploucbus parvuluH Newb.
Cladodns concinuus Newb.
Cludodus tiiniiduH sp. nov.
Ctenodus wagneri sp. nov.
Phu'bodus politus sp. nov.
Actinophorns gen. nov.
Actinopborus clurkii sp. nov.
Asteroptycbius elegans sp. nov.
Gyracantbns inomatuH sp. nov.

MaxodiiH gen. nov.
MazodiiH ]v«plcri ap. nov.
Ctenacanthiia aiigiiatUH ap. nov.
Co'lostvtm gon. nov.
Cu'lostoiLS I'orox ap. nov.
Klii/.odns aucops ap. nov.
Stetbacuntlius gen. nov.
Labodua inarginatiiasp. nov.
Phyaoneniua stollatiia sp. nov.
Orthopleurodus carbonariua N.

&. W.
Ctenaoanthus littoni sp. nov.
Cteuacantlius cylindiciiH ap. nov.
Ilarparnnthns iimbriatus Stock.
SaudaloduH craasus.
Orodus ranioHiiH Ag.
Acondylaennthna ocoidentalisN. <& W.
Autliodns arcuatiia sp. nov.
Polyrhizodna littoni N. & W.
Psanmiodns glyptns St. J. &, W.
Edestua gigantens sp. nov.
Ctenodns serratus Newb.
Ctenodus ohioeusis Cope.

Cladodns roniingeri Newb.
Reviewed in Am. Naturalist, xxiv, 844-847, 1890; also Am. Geologist, vi, 323.
1890; and Nature, xiii, 146-147, 1890.
j Newberry, J. S. Rbizodus from St. Louis Limeatone at Alton, 111. (Trans. N.Y.

Acad. Sci., Vol. vii, p. 165. New York, 1888.) lihizodiia ancepa described.
I Newberry, J. S. Structure and Relation of Edestua witb Description of a Gigantic
New Species. (Ann. N. Y. Acad. Sci.; "Vol. iv, pp. 113-122, 3 plates. New York,
1888. ) Tbe following described :
I'^destus giganteua sp. nov. Edeatua boinricbsii N. &, W.

Edestns vorax Leidy. . Edestus davisii Woodward.

Kdestus minor Newb.
I Newberria, New Genus of Brachiopoda, witb Remarks on its Relations to Rensse-
luTia and Amphigenia. J. Hall. (Tentb Ann. Rep. State Geologist New
York, for 1890, 91-98. 1891. )
I Newfoundland.

Cambrian, Lower, or Olenellus Zone of North America, Dwcriptive Notes of

New Genus and Species. CD. Walcott. (Proc. U. S. Nat. Mus., xn,33-46. 1890.)

Fauna of Lower Cambrian or Olenellus Zone. C. D. Walcott. (I J. S. Geol.

Sur., Tenth Ann. Rep., 511-(i58. 1890.)
laconic of Eastern Newfoundland. J. P. Howley. (American Geologist, iv,
121-125. 1889.) Numerous references to fossils.
I Newell, F. H. Niagara Cephalopoda from Northern Indiana. (Proc. Boat. Soc. Nat.
Hist., Vol. XXIII, pp. 466-486. Boston, 1888. ) The following noted :

Orthoceras crebcscena H.
Orthoceraa unionensia Worth.
Orthoceraa rigidum H.
Orthoceraa obstructum n. sp.
Kinoceras columnare.
Kinoceraa atrix.
Kinoceraa angulatum.
Gomphocoraa wabashensis n. sp.
Reviewed by Neues Jabrbuch, 178, 1892.

Gomphoceras linearia n. sp.
Gomphoceraa projectum n. sp.
Hexameroeerna dcl|)hicolum n. sp.
Hexumeroceras cacabiformis n. sp.
Pontameroceras mirum.
Ascoceras newberryi Billings.
Ascoceraa indiaueusis n. sp.

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(Amerieau Geolo<;iHt, ix, IOS-,K)«i
(Proc. Host. Soc. Xat,

Niagara Ai;eof Indiana KocUh. C. 8. Bt-acbler.

1892,) Incidental references to fossils.
Niagara Cephalopods from Northern Indiana. F. H. Newell.

Hist., X.Mii, 4G6-48t;. 1888. )
Niagara (iroup, Genus of C.'rinoi^. S. A. Miller. (American Geologist, i. 2(i:!, l*i;i

1888. )
Niagara Group, Two (ieucra and Eifjlit SpecioH of t'amerato Crinoids. C. Waclis..

muth and F. Sprinf»t'r. (^Vjaencan G» olofjist. x, 135-144. 1892.)
Niagara Limestone at St. I'aul. l^^-catnr Cotinty, laiLiana, Crinoids. C. 8. Heacliler.

(American Geologist, iv, 10::. 103. 1889.)
Niagara Shales of Western New York; A Stuirv- of Origin of their Subdivisicnh

and their Faunjc. E. X. S. Riuipieliorg (i\aueri(;un Geologist, i, 264-272. IXw
Niagara Shales of Western New York, Fossil.s. E. N. S. Ringuoberg. (Proc. Acad.

Nat. Sci., Phila., .\i.. 131-1.37. 1888.)
Nicaragua, Geology. J. Crawford. (Proc Am. An. Adv. Scl., 1891, xi,, 2(il-:'7r

1892.) Abstract. References niadt; to various species.
Nioholaon, H. A. Certain Ammiaious Organisms which are Concerned in the I'm

mation of Some of tb»i Paleozoic Limestones. (Geoi«»gi<:al Magazine, Dec. in,

Vol. V, pp. 15-24. London. 1888.) Soloiioporti compavta Billings described.
Nicholson, H. A. Relations between the Genera Syringolites, Hindo, and Roeincria,

Eitwards and Haime, and the Genus Caliapora, Schliiter. (<ieoh>gicnl .Map.

zine, Dec. iii, Vol. Vl, pp. 433-438. London, 1889.) SyringolUts huroiirum

limdc, is described.
Nicholson, H. A., and K. Lydekker. Manual of Paleontology. (Two volmncv

London, 1890.) Numerous references to American fossils. Reviewed in .Viiicr

ican Naturalist, vi, pp. 312-;{2(), 1890; also same, vir, 58-68, 1890,
Nickel Mines, Logan County, Kansas. F. H. Snow. (Trans. Kansas Acad. .Si.,

XI, 39-12. 1889.) Fossils mentioned.
Nickels, J. M. Local Deposits of Chester Sandstone. (American Geologist, Vul.

vti. pp. 47, 48. Minneapolis, 1891.) Incidental references to fossils.
NicP^els. J' M. Studies of Monticulipora. American Geologist, vi, pp. 3t)ii-!)litt.

Mniiicapolis, 1890. A note on the article by Romiuger in American Gt'ulo

gist. I, 102-121.
Niobrara (. cetaceous of Kansas, New Plesutsaur.

Aea«L -nii., XII, 174-179. IMHO.)
Hsbrara rrttuiceotis of Kansas, New Pleokmaur.

Acau. -.•■;., xil, 1-5. 1891.)
Viobrara ■^•i;icc<»u8 of Western Kansas. S. W. Williston.

Sci -III. 107-111. 1893.)
"KiiiMiis 1 11 mil (Geological Value of Term "Hudson River Group." C. D. Walcott

(Iiu„ i.«ol. 8ov. America, i, 33r»-;iri«i. 18iK).) Incidental roferencos to fossiln.
Nijftnr.tatqee of Cincinnati Group Fossils. £. O. Ulrich. (American GeoidKiHt,

NoaneBclznxe of Mammalian Cuspe. II. F. Osborn. (American Naturalist, wii,

NdiBnclxtiBTe. ProwMmitions for New, Valnes in Cla.ssit!ration of Stages in (irowtti

ami D«cliiie. ^. Hyatt. (American Naturalist, xxii, 872-884. 1888.)
Non-ActiuaiDterygiaiiToleoBtei. E. D. Cope. (American Naturalist, X.VV', 479-l?*l.

1891.
North Carolina.

Cretaceous and T-^rtiary Strata near Wilmington, N.C. T. VV. Stanton. (,\inor-

icon (ieulogist, u, 333,334. 1891.) Occurrence of characteristic fossils luiltil.

Donax of Eastern North America. W. U. Dall. (The Nautilus, V, l-'.">-l-".

1891.)
Tertiary Fauna of Florida. W. H. Dall. (Trans. Wagner Free lust. Sci., I'liil-
adelphia, lu, 1-178. 1890.)

8. W. Williston
S. W. Williston

(Trans. Kaiisus
(Trans. Kuukuh
( Trans. Kansas Acad.

KETt-l UIBLIOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMERICAN t»ALEONTOLOGY. 166

aturalist, xxii,

lust. Sci., I'liil-

Northwest Territory.

Cambrian Fossils from Mount Stephens. C. D. Walcott. (Am. ,Iour. Sci.,

(S), XXXVI, 163-167. 1888.)
Canadian Mii'TO-Paleontology. T. R. Jones. ((Jeol. and N.it. Hist. Sur. Can-

ada, Micro-Paleont<dof;y, Pt. iii, 58-1 W. 18itl.)
Catali>Kue of Fossil Cephalopods in Hritisli Musenm, Pt. i, Nantiluidea. A. H.

Foord. (One volnnio, pp. i-xxxi and l-;{44. 1888.)
Cretaceons Fossils from IJritisli Columbia, tlie Northwest Territory, and Mani-
toba. J. F. Wliiteaves. ((Teol. and Nat. Hist. Siir. Canada, Contributions to

Canadian Paleontology, i, 151-1%. 1889.)
Devonian Rocks of Mackenzie River Basin. .1. F. Whiteaves. (Gool. and Nat.

Hist. Sur. Canada, Contributions to Canadian Pakiontology, Pt. iii, 199-253.

1891.)
Earlier Cretaceous Rocks of the Northwestern Portion of the Dominion of

Canada. G. M. Dawson. (Am. .lour. Sci., (3), xxxviii, 120-127. 1889.)

Various fossils considered.
Exploration in Yukon and Mackenzie Basins, N.W.T. R. G. McConnell. (Geol.

and Nat. Hist. Sur. Canada, Ann. Rep. 1888-'89, i\', Pt. D. 1891.) Men-
tion made of different species.
Fossils Collected in the Northwest Territory Canada, by Naturalists from the

University of Iowa. S.Calvin. (Bui. Lii" \at. Hist. State Univ. Iowa, li,

No. 2, 163-165. 1892.)
Vertebrata from Miocene Rocks of N«)rthwest Territories of Canada, recently

doscrilted by Prof. Cope. H. M. Ami. (Science, xviii. ,53. 1891.)
Vertebrata from Tertiary and Cretaceous Rocks of the Northwest Territory; i,

Species from the Oligoceue or Lower Miocene beds of Cypress Hills. E. D.

Cope. (Geol. Sur. Canada, iii, 1-25. 1891.)

Nova Scotia.

AciKlia, Cambrian Organisms. (5. F.Matthew. (Trans. Roy. Sw... Cansida, vii,

iv, 135-162. 1889.)
Cambrian Rocks, Basal .Series in Acadia. G. F. Matthew. (Can. Rec. .Sci,, iii,

21-29. 1888.)
Cambrian Ol'ganisms in Acadia. G. F. Matthew, (('an. Rec. Sri., in, .'^83-387.

1889.)
Classitication of Cambrian Rocks in Acadia. (5. F. Matthew. (Can. Roc. Sci.,

III. No. 2, 71-81. 1888.)
Lcptoplostus in Acadian Cambrian Rocks. G. F. Matthew, (('au.-idian Rec.

Sci., Ill, 485. 1889.)
Ostracoda from Mabon Coal Field of Nova Scotia. T. R. .limes and J. W. Kirby.

(Gecdogical Magazine, Oec iii, vi, 2(59-271. 1889.)
Trilobites, tieuera and Spi cios of North American Carboniferous. A. W. Vodges.

(Ann. N. Y. A^ad. Sci., iv, 69-105. 1888.)
Observations on i\'M)kuk Species of Agaricocrlnus. C. H. Gordon. (American

( ieologist, V, 257-261 . 1892. )
Ohio.

Additions and Corrections to Miller's North American Paleontology. C. 1,. Iler-

rick. (American Geologist, V, 2.53-2."ir). 18!t(t. )
Aneof Cincinnati Anticlinal. A. F. Fuerste. (American lieidogist, vii, 97-109.

1891.) Occurrence of characteristic fossils noted.
Ak'c of Point Pleasant, Ohio, Beds. .1. F. .lames. (I'roc Am. As. Adv. Sci., XL,

283.284. 1892.) References made to various species.
Hryozans of Waverly (Jroup in Obit), with Description of New Species. E. O,

i'lrich. (Bui. Sci. Lab. Dennison Iniv., iv, I't, i, (i2-92. 1888.)
Catalogue of Fossil Cephalopods in British Museum; I'art 1, Nautiioiilea. A.

11. Foord. (One vidiime, pp. i-xxxi and 1-341. London, 1888.)

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166 BIBLTOaBAPHY OP NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY, [bciuiji,

Ohio — Continued.

Causes of Extinction of Species. .1. M. McCrcery. (American Geologist, v,

100-104. 1890.)
Cincinnati Group, Manual of Paleontology. .7. F. .lames. (.Jour. Cjinciiinati

See. Nat. Hist., Pt. i, xiv, 45-72; Pt. ii, 149-16.3; Pt. iii, xv, 88-100; J't. n.

144-159. 1891-1892.)
Clinton Group of Ohio, Pt. iv, Chemical and Stratigraphical Geology and (leo

graphical Paleontology. A. F. Foerste. (Bui. Sci. Lab. Dennison Univ., m^

Pt. I, 3-12. 1888.)
Cockroach Fauna, Interesting Paleozoic at Richmond, Ohio. S. H. Sciidder.

(Proc. Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., xxiv, 45-.')3. 1889.)
Coronura Aspectans, (Conrad). .1. M. Clarke. (Tenth Ann. Rep. Htate (ieolo-

gist. Now York, for 1890, 79-83. 1891.)
Crinoid, Heterocriuus Subcrassus. D. T. D. Dyche. CScience, xx, 66. 1892.)
Criuoids, Torminatiou of Columns. D. T. D. Dyche. (American Geologist, x.

130. 1892.)
Cuyahoga Shale and Problem of Ohio Waverly. C. L. Herrick. (Bui. GpoI. j

Soo. America, ii, 31-17. 1891.) Incidental rcfereucesto fossils.
Description of Four Now Species of Waverly Fossils. C. L. Herrick. ilinl.

Dennison Univ., iv, 11-60 and 97-123. 1890.)
Devonian System of North and South Devonshire. H. S. Williams. (Am. .lour.

Sci., (3), XXXIX, 31-.S8. 1890.) Incidcnt.-il references to fossils.
Dinichthys, Head. E. W. Claypole. (American Geologist, x, 199-207. 1892.)
Fishes of Erie Shale of Ohio. J. S. Newberry. (Trans. New York Acad. Sci.,

VII, 178-180. 1888.) \bstract.

Mon.

.1. S. Newberry. (U. S. Geol. Sur.
E. W. Claypole. (American Geologist, ii,
S. A. Miller and C Faber. (.lour.

Fishes, Paleozoic of North America.

XVI, 310 pp. 1889.)
Fo.s8iI Fish in the Cleveland Shale.

62-64. 1888.)
Fossil Species and New Structural Parts.

Cincinnati Soc. Nat. Hist., xv, 1892.)
Geological Section at Todd's Fork, Ohio. A. F. Foerste. (American Geologist,

II, 412-419. 1888.) Occurrence of characteristic fo.^sils noted.
Geology and Paleontology, North American. 8. A. Miller. (One volume, ()()l|

pp. Cincinnati, 1890.) Now species described.
Geology of Licking County, Ohio, Parts iii and iv, Subcarboniferous ami AVa-l

verly Groups. C. L. Herrick. (Hul. Sci. Lab. I)enui8<m Univ., in, Pt. i, 13-1

110. 1888.)
Geology of Licking County, Ohio, Pt. iv, Waverly Group, Continued, G(>iiml|

Conclusions. C. L. Herrick. (Bui. Sci. Lab. Dennison Univ., iv, Pt. i, 97-123.

1889.)
Geology of Licking (Jonnty, Ohio, Pt. iv, liist of Waverly Fossils, Continued

C. L. Herrick. (Bui. Sci. Lab. Dennison Univ., IV, Pt. i, 11-60. 1888.)
Lamellibranchiata, New. E. O.Ulrich. (American Geologist, v, 270-27.'). IHliO)
Lamellibranchiata, New. E. O. Ulrich. (American, Geologist, vi, 173-lHl iiniil

383-389. 1890.) [

Lamellibrancliiata, Silurian, Chiefly froii Minnesota Kocks. E. O. I'lrich,

(Geol. and Nat. Hist. Sur. Minnesota, Nineteenth Ann. Rep., 211-248. 18!):'
Lingnlasma: New Genus and eight Now S|»ecieH of Lingula and Trematis. K

O.Ulrich. (American Geologist, IV, 21-24. 1889.)
Maquoketa Shales and Their Correlation with Cincinnati Group of Southw('.slrrii|

Ohio. .T. F. .James. (American (ieologist, v, 335-3.".6. 1890.)
Megalonyx in Holmes C«mnty, Ohio. E. W. Claypole. (American Geologist, vii.

122, 123 and 149-1.53. 1891.)
Nomenclaturoof Some Cincinnati Fossils. .1. F. .lames. (American Geologist, i,|

333. 1888.)

%

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an Geologist, v,

Ohio— Continued.

Paleontology of New York. J. Hall (unl J. M. ilaike. (Nat. Hist. New York,

Pal., VII, 23(5 1)11. 1«88.)
Paleontology of New York. J. Hall. (Nut. HiHt. New York, Pal., v, Pt. ii. 278

p]). 1888.)
Piil»M>/oic Fossilw. A. V. Foerstc. (Bui. Sen. Lab. Deunison Univ., iir. I't. ii, 117-

i;{6. 1888.)
Placodcrni, (ilgantie, from Oliio. K. W. (JlaypoUv (AnuTic'in (ieologiHt, ix, 1-4.

1891J.)
Si)onge8, New Lower Silurian. K. «). Ulrieli. (.Vnierican (ifologist, iii, 2:W-248.

1889.)
Silurian llorizon.s, Correlation of Tonuesseo au«l Oliioautl MissiNnlppi Valleys

Avitli those of New Y'ork and Ciinada. E. O. iyiri<li. (American (loologist, I,

100-110, 179-190 and 30.")-31."). 1888.) Vuriou- spicioH of foHsils referred to.
Silurian Horizons, Correlati<m of Tennossi^o and of Ohio and MissiHsippl Valleys

with those of New York and (!!iiiada. E. O. Ulrieh. (Anitricau (loologist, il,

39-14. 1888. ) Various speciics of fossils referred to.
Syringotbyris, Winehell, and its Aineriean .'-Species. C. iSehuchert. (Ninth Anil«

Rep. State Geologist New York, for 1S8<), 28-38. 1890. )
Trilobites, Genera and Spo<ies of North Aiiioricau Carboniferous. A. W. Vogdes.

(Ann. N. Y. Acad. Sei., iv, 69-105. 1888.)
Variation^ with Special Reference to Certain Paleozoic Genera. .1. F. .lames.

(American Naturalist, xxiii, 1071-1087. 1889.)
Waverly Group in Ohio. C. L. Ilerrick. (American Geologist, rii, 91-99. 1S89.)

Mention made of different species.
Ai'averly, Tabulated List of Fossils Known to Occur in Ohio. AV. F. Cooper.

(Bui. Sci. Lab. Dennison Uui\ ., iv, 123-1.30. 1889.)
Ohio and Mississippi Valleys, Correlation t)f Lower Silurian with those of New York

and Ciinada. E. O. Ulrieh. (American Geologist, i, 100-110, 179-190, and

305-31,5. 1888.) Various si»eci(\s of fossils referred to.
C'l! test Fish Remains Known. (American Geologist, \ir, 329, 330. '891.) A brief

note on the various discoveries offish remains in tin* older rocks.
Olenellus Fauna in North America ami Euroi>e, Stratigrajthie Position. V,. D. Wal-

cott. (Am. .lour. Sci., (3), xxvii, 29-12. 18S!).^
Olenellus Fauna, Stratigraphical Position, in North America and Europe. C.I).

Walcott. (Am. .lour. Sci., (3), xxxvii, 371-392. 1889.)
Olenellus Zone, Fauna of Lower Cambrian, ('. 1). Waholt. (11. S, f Jeol. Sur.,

Tenth Ann. Rep. , 51 1 -658. 1 890. )
Olenellus Zone of North America, Descrijttive Notes of New (Joneia and Species.

C. 1). Walcott. (Proe. U. S. Nat. Mils., XII, 33-J(i. 1892.)

Ontario.

Bryozoa, Descriptions. .(. Hall. (Tenth Ann. h'ep. State Geologist, New York,

for 1890, 35-57. 1891.)
Calcoocrinida"; Revision of Family, wilh Descriptions of New Species. E. N,

S. Ringneberg. (Ann. New York Acad. Sci., iv, 20 pp. 1889.)
("auadian Micro-Paleontology. T. Rupert .Tones. (Gool. and Nat. Hist. Sur.

Canada, Micro-Paleoiit(dog.\ , Part in, 59-100. 1891.)
Chazy Foruiations at Ayliiier P. O. H. M. Ami and T. W. I',. Sowter. (Ottawa

Naturalist, ii, No. 1, 11-15. 1888.)
ColeopttTa in Inter-glacial Clays of Scarboro, Outario. S. H. Sciidder. (Proc.

Boston .Soc. Nat. Hist., xxiv, I(i7. KIH. 1890.)
Corniforous Limestone of Ontario, New Sjiecies of I'aiieka. (Canadian Record

Science, IV, JOl-lOI. 1891.)
({ueli)h Formation of Ontario. I'aiK ispiial Ope,(nla of Gasteropoda. .1. F.

Whiteaves. (Canadian Rec. Sci.. v, 101-107. IS!.'.)

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168 BIBLIOGRAPHY OP NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY.

I'll'LLlJl ■slTt«l

Ontario — Continiiotl.

Ilamiltou Form:iti«m of Ontario with Listof Spocics at. Prosent known from that i

Formation and Province. .1. F. Whitoavos. ((Seol. and Nut. Hist. Stir, Cim.

ada, Contributions to Caniidiun Puloontolojjy, i, 95-125. 188!).)
Hamilton Period, Venical Rangu of Certain Species of FohhiIh. S. ralvin, i

(American (ieolo^ist, i, 81-86. 1888. )
MuHtodon and Mammoth in Ontario, (Canada. .). H. Panton. (Geol. Muj;., lie,

iil, VIII, 50-1. 1801.) Abstract.
Mastodon and Mammotli in Ontario, Canada. ,1 II Panton. (Brit. As. Ai|. I

Set., 651, 65.^). 1801.)
Micro-Palcontok)}jy of Cambro-Silnrian Rocks of Canada. A. H. Foord. ((icni

and Nat. Hist. Siir. Canada, Contrib. to Micro-Pal., 26 pp. i8{».3.)
Observations on Tcrataspis Grandis, Hall, tlio largest known Triiobitc. .I.y I

Clarke. (Tenth Ann. Rep. State Geologist of New Yorii, for 18{)«), H'~%

1892.)
Oriskany Sandstone of Maryland, New York, and Ontario, List of Fossils. (.

Schnchcrt. (Kiglith Ann. Rop. State Geologist New York, for 1889, .fiO-jt;,

1891.)
Paleontology of New York. .1. Hall and .). M. Clarke. (Nat. Hist. New York,

Pal., VII, 236 pp. 1889.)
Relations between (ionera Syringolites, Hiinle, and Roemoria, Kdwards ami

Haime, and the Genus Caliaponi, Sehliiter. II. A. Nicholson. (Geol(i;>i('a| I

Maga/.iiK-, Deo. iii, vi, .|:I8-4:W. 1889.)
Sequence of Geological Formations about Ottawa. H. M. Ann. (Ottawa Nai

uralLst, II. on. 1889.)
Sponges from Beds <;f Quebec Group of Sir William Logan, at Little Metis, j

W. Dawson. (Canadian Rec. .Sci., iil, 120-340. 1880. )_
Sponges from Trent(m Formation of Ottawa. G .1. Hinde (Can. Rec. Sci.,

Ill, 305-:i08. 1880.)
Turrilepas in Utiea Formation of Ottawa, Canada. II Woodward. ((lOologi

cal Magazine, vi, 271-275. 1889. )
Utica Fossils from Rideau, Ottawa, Out. H. M. Ami. (Trans. Ottawa Field

Naturalists' Club, ii. No. 12, 16.5-169. 1888.)
Opercula, Paucisitiral, of Gasteropoda in Giiolph Formation of Ontario. ,1. F.

Whiteaves. (Canadian Rec. Sci., iv, 401-107. 1801.)
Ophlolite of Thurinan, Warren (bounty, N. \., with Remarks on Fo/.oon Canailcnse,

G. P. Merrill. (Am. .lour. Sci., (.3), xxxvii, 180-101. 1880. )
Ordovician Iclithyi<' Fauna and its Mode of Occurrence, Lower Silurian. {'.]),

"Walcott. (Bui. Geol. Sue. America, III, 1.5:1-172. 1801)
Oregon.

Avifauna, Fossil, of Silver Lake Region, Oregon 1{. W. Shufeldt. (Proo.

Am. As. Adv. Sci., xi., 28(). 1892.) Abstract.
Birds from E(|uus Beds of Oregon. R. ^V. Shnleldt. (American Naturalist,

XXV, :{.59-362. 1891.)
Birds from E(|uns Beds of Oregon. R. W. Shufeldt. (AiiiArican Naturalist, xxv,

818-821. 1891.)
Collection of Fossils from E<inus Meds of Oregon. R. W. Shufeldt. (Proc Hiol.

Soc. Washington, vi. March, 1801.)
Pliocene, lutennediate. Fauna. E. 1>. Cope. (American Naturalist, x.xiii, 'J^i-

254. 1889.)
Plioplarachus, Sjiecies from Oregon. E. D. Cope. (American Naturalist, xxiil,

625, 626, 1889. )
Silver Lake of Oregon and its Region. E. D. Co|»e. (American Naturalist,
^ XXIII, 970-982. 1889.)
Vertebrate Fauna of Equiis Beds. E. I>. Cope. (American Naturalist, xxiji,

100-165. 1889.)

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[iirLLia.

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tknowu fioiiitliat
it. Hist. Siir. ('an. I
S!).)

HHilH. S. ('|,lvj„

(Geol. Mu>r., |),,,|

1. (Hrit. As, A(i.

H. Fo«ml. (dcfti
i8!).3.)

Trilohitc. .i. j|

for ]8!X», ST-Ki'

Ht (if FosHils. c.
, for 1««!», r)0-,X|

HiHt. New York.

a, Edwards and
son. (Ge(d(t;;iral

I. (Ottiiwa Xai.

Littit) Mi'tis. ,1

(Can. Kcc. Sci.,

iviird. ((u!()l(.K|

Ottawii Field

)ntarii». ,(. Y.

'oon Canadcn.sc,

iliirian. C. Ii,

Shiifeldt. (I'rnc,
can Naturalist,
I^aturalist, x.w,
t. (Pror. liiol.

Ht, X.MII, 'J.'i;i-

tnralist, win,
an Naturalist,
uraliNt, wiji,

lorganisms, Cambrian, in Aca<lia. CJ. F. Mattlmw. (Tran.s. K.»y. Soc. Canada, Vll.

Sec. IV, i:{r)-ir.2. ishq.)

lorganisms of Silurian and Devonian KockH in Soiilhorn Now nrunswiok. G. F.
Mattlnuv. (Trans. Itoy. Soc. Cana<la, vii, Sec. iv, 4iM)2. 1888.)
igiu, I'oraininiforal, of Certain Crctacoous Limestones ami ih« Snqncnco of Sedi-
ments in North Aniorican Cretaceous. U. T. Hill. (American (JoologlHt, VI,
171-177. 1H8<).)
Biigin of Ant-fauna of Europe, Emery. .«<. H. Semlder. (I'syclie. vi, ;{()(). 18!)2.)

loiigin of DtMitition of Uodontia, .MeclianicaK'auses. E. J). Cojie (American Nat-
uralist, xxii, 3-i:{. 1888.)

loriginal Clia/y I{ocl;s. E. Hrainanl and 11. M. Seedy. (American (ie«)logist, II,
:{L':?-;WO. 1888.) M«!ntion made ofdillerent s|»e<'ies.

lOriskany Fanna in Columbia County, New York. .1. M. Clarke; with an Annotated
Li.s" of Fossils by C. E. Keecher. (Am. Jour. Sei., (:{), XMV, 410-114. 1892.)

lOriskany Sandstone of Maryland, N<'W York and Ontario, List of Fossils. C.
Schuchort. (Eighth Ann. Kep. State Ccolo^ist New York, fin- 1889, 50-56.
lH8!t.)

lOniithopsis, Pelvis. H.(J. Seely. ((.Miart. .Nnir. (ieol. Soc., Ltmdon, XLV,.'{91. 1889.)

lorthis, Subdivision and (Jroupin;; of Species I sually Included Under the Generio
Term. .1. Mall. (Ibil. <i<M.l. Soc. America, i. 19-22. 1890.) Abstract.

lOrthoceratidae of Trenton Limestone of Wiiinipc<j Pasin. ,1. F. Whiteaves. (Trang.
Roy. Soc. Canada, iv,.See. iv, 77-90. 1S!»I.)

lOrton, Edward. 1 Hscovory of Sporocarjis in the Ohio Shales. ( Pro)-. An . As. Adv.
Sci., Vol. XXXVII, J)]). 179-181. Salem, 18.S9.) Abstract. A review and discus-
HJon of the interpndation of Sporan;;ites.

lOsborn, H. P. Ancestry of ( 'halicotherium. (.Science, Vol. xix, j). 27(>. Now York,
1892.)

lOsborn, H. P. Cretaceous Mannnalia. (Proe. Acad. Nat. Sei., Phila., Xo}. Xl.ui, pp.
124-1H5. Philadidphia, 1891.) A critical analysis of recent papers by Marsh
in Am. .lour. S<;i. of .July and Au^^ust. 1889. Kctviewed in Nenes .Tahrbuch, 572,
1892.

lOsborn, H. P. Evolution of Mammalian .Molars to and from llie 'l'ritu)»orcnlar
I'ype. (American Naturalist, Vol. .\xii, jip. 1067-1079, 2 plates. Philadelphia,
18S«.) The author discusses thesijj;uili(!anco of the recent <liscoveries in mam-
malian teeth and the importance of tlm f^eueral tyite.

jOsboni, H. P. Evolution of the Mammalian Molar Tootli to .-ind from the Tritu-
borcnlar Type. (Hep. Pntish As. Adv. Sci., 1888, i>.000. I.oiidun, 1889.) An
abstractof a iiajier read at the ISath meeting.

lOsborn, H. P. Is Meniscotheriinii a member of the Chalieotherioideaf (American
Naturalist, Vol. xxvi, pp. 5(H)-.")07. 1 hiladelphia. 1892.) A comparison of
Mcniscotherium ami the Chalicotherioi<lea,

lOsborn, H. P. Lydekker's Arraii^emtMit of the Meso/oie Mammalia, (.\mericau
Naturalist, Vol. xxii. pp. 2;12-2;M5. I'liiladelphia, 1«8H.) A laroful and full
review of the work.

|Osborn, H. P. Meniseotherida- andChalicidhcrioidea. (American Naturalist, Vol.
XXV, pp. 911,912. Philadelphia, 1891.) (Jeueral discussion of the jjroups.

lOsborn, H. P. Nomeiiclalurtt of M.uiimaliaii ('usps. (American Naturalist, ^'ol.
\xii, i»p. 92(5-928. Philadelphia, 188S.) Aiistract of a pajier jnesented belbro
the Hritish At>Hoeiatiou id' Itatli, on the Evolution of Mammalian Midar teeth.

lOsborn, H. P, Pale(»nt(dojrical Evitb-nee for the Transmissiuii of Aci|uired Char-
aiters. (American NatnraliHt, \ol. xxiil. pp. "idl-.'iiMi. I'liiladelphia, 188J).^
<ii\i'san «iut line <d"(tpin ions held by Aiiieiicau naturalists of the so-called Neo-
l.amarckian school. Special nd'ereiiet^ toe\idution of mammalian teeth.

jOsboin, H. F. Paleonl<doj;ical Evidence lor rraiisiiiissinn <d' Acquired Characters.
(Science, \'ol. \v, pp. 1 10 111, New Ynrl<, IMii I, ) An inlormil reply to Prof.
WVLsniann's essays up(ni lieredity. b'tiuintiil (mm Nature.

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Osbom,H. F. Reply to Prof. MurHh's "Note on tlio Moso/.oic M:iiniii!ili:i." (Procl
Am. As. Adv. Sci., Vol. XL, p. 290. Salem, 1«89.) Abstract. The striKtiirtj
ami systematic position of various foriiis diHcussod.

Oabom, H. F. Reply to Prof. Marsh's " Note on Mesozoic Mammalia. " (.vinRnranl
Naturalist, Vol. xxv, jip. 775-783, Philadelphia, lSi)l.) A brief reply toml
article by O. C. Marsh in American Naturalist, xxv, G11-GI7, 1891.

Osbom, H. F. Review of Cernaysian Mammalia. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., Piiila., Vol.
XLi, i)p. 51-(i2. Philadelphia, 1890.) A review of the lower Eocene fauna froml
near Reinis. Reviewed in Neues Jahrbuch, 137-142, 1891.

Osbom, H. F. Structure and Classification of the Mesozoic Mammalia. (.Toir. AcadJ
Nat. Sci., Phila., Vol. XL, pp. 292-301. Philadelphia, 1888.) Amoiij;
points brou^rht out in this paper are the following: (1) Additional eliaiiutei
of Amphilestes and the probable determination of the 2>reni<dar foriiiiila; j:'
additional characters of Phascolothcrium, suggesting a divi.^ion bctWM
molars and premolars; (3) a review of tiio Amphitylus dentition; (I) tw
union of Leptocladna diibiiis and Spalacothcrium iniiiita with PeraniiiH, und
determination of the mandibular d«^ntition of the latter genus. The niolanl
are tritubercnlar ; (5) the discovery also of apparently tritubercular luolai
in Amphitherium and probable determinatiim of the premolar molar furiimli
(coniirmiug Owen's views) ; (6) contirms Lydokkcr's suggestion of tlie pruhJ
ble union of Peralestes with Spalcotberium and of Peraspalax with AmlilJ
thorium; (7) the probable union of Peraspalax, Amblotherium, Achyroilon.]
Phascoletos, Stylodon and Kurtodon, into two or tlireo genera with asulistuQ.
tially similiar molar structure; (8) correction of the writer's former views aij
to tlie family separation of the Perulestidat and probably of the Kurtoiknj
tida^ Reviewed in ttie American Journal Science, (3), xxxvi, 390, IHIIO.

Osbom, H. F. Review of Cretaceous Mammalian Fauna of North America. ( Aiiiir:.|
can Naturalist, Vol. xxv, pp. 298, 299. Philadelphia, 1891.) Abstract.

Osborn, H. F. Review of Cretaceous Mammalian Faunaof North America. (I'lin
Biol. Soc. Washington, Feb., 1891. Washingt(»n, 1891.)

Osbom, H. F. Review of "Discovery of the Cretaceous Manunalia." (Aimiiiaii|
Niituralist, Vol. xxv, pp. 595-611. Pliiladelphia, 1891.) A critical review
a paper by O. C. Marsh in An>. .four. Sci., of .Inly and August, 1889.

Osbom, H. F. Review of Discovery of the Cretaceous Mammalia. (Anuriiagj
Naturalist, Vol. xxv, pp. 41.45. Philadelphia, 1891.) An abstract of a jm
by O. C. Marsh in Am. .lour. Sci., of July and August, 1889.

Osbom, H. F. Wliat is Lophidon? (American Naturalist, V«)l. xxvi, ])p. H'm-i'\\\
Philade]])hia, 1892.) An inquiry regarding the form.

Osborn, H. F., and W. li. Scott. Mammalia of tlio Uinta Formati«>n. (Trans. Aid
Philosojdiieal Soc, xvi, 401-572. Philadeljdua, 1890.) The various f!,vim\
and species described. Reviewed in American Geologist vi, .50, 57, 1><90; iil
in Nature, xmii, 177-179, 1890; and Am. Naturalist, xxiv, 470-472, lS!tO.

Osbom, H. F., and .1. L. Wortnuin. Characters of Protoceras (Marsh) tliu NVvl
Artiodactyle from the Lower Miocene. (Hul. Am. Mus. Nat. Hist., Vol. iv.
])p. 351-371. New York, 1892.)

Osbom, H. F., and .1. L. Wortman. Fossil Mammals of Wasnteh and Wind Riv
Beds, Collection of 1891. (Bui. Am. Mus. Nat. Hist., Vd. iv, pp. Hl-UI,
plate. New York, 1892.) Tiie following described:
Dissttcus leptognathus sp. nov. I'alaeonictis occidentalis s]). nov.
Pachya-na gigantea sp. nov. Patriofelif leidyanus W.

Ostracoda from Mabou Coal Field of Nova Scotia, T. R. Jones and J. W. Kirliyi

(Geological Magazine. De.-. iii, vi, 209-271. 18K9.)
Ostracoda from North America, I'>ance and thi* Bos)>liorus, Dovmiian and >\k'

rian. T. R. Jones, ((^nart. Jour. (Jeol. Soc, London, xi.vi, 534-55(i. IMIV

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<.\vi, pp. 7(ili-"'vi,|

nul J. W. Kirk

itracoda from North America, WuIbh, and Ireland, raleozoic T. R. Jones.

((^uart. Jour. Geol. Soc, London, xLiv, 2-'M. 1S90.)
Dstracoda, Lower Silurian. E. O. Ulricli. (American Geologist, x, 2«3-270. 1892.)
Mtracoda, Now and Little Known Americau ralcozoic. E. O. I'lrich. (Jour. Cin.

Soc. Nat. Hist., XIII, 104-137, 173-211. 189a-18!»l.)
Ostracoda, New Genus, Beocherella of Lower Helderber},'. E. (». I'lrich. (Ainer-

iciu Geologist, viii, 197-204. 1891.)
Ostracoda, Paleozoic from Pennsylvania, II. S. T. R. Jones. (^American Geologist,

VI, .S37-3.J2. 1889.)
Dtoliths, Fish, Southern Old Tertiary. <». Meyer. (American Naturalist, xxiii,

4:', 43. 1889.)
awa, Sequence of Geological Formations. IL M. .Vnii. (Ottawa Naturalist, il,

D:!. 1888.)
Duachita Mountain System in Indian Territ«>ry, ReccuinaisHancc. U. T. Hill. (Am.

Jour. Sci., (3), xi.ii, 111-124. 1891.) Nunu-rous itfferences to fof'sils.
Pachyphyllum, Contributions to Knowledge of Genus. C. L. Webster. (American

Naturalist, xxm, 021-C2.5. 1889.)
Pacific Coast, Invertebrate Fossils. C. A. White. (Bui. V. S. (Seol. Sur., No. 51.

1889.)
Pacific C-jast of United States, Examination l)y Means of Microscope of Infusorial

Earths. A.M.Edwards. (Am. Jour Sci., (3), xi.ii, 3()9-38.">. 1891.)
Packard, A. S. Puletmtological Notes. (Proc. Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Vol. xxiv,

pp. 209-210. Boston, 1889.) Includes the following:

1. On Fossil Macruran Crustacean from Peru. Sp«!cimens dewcribed but not
named nor horizon given.

2. Carboniferous Arthropods from Illinois. l)escril»es:
Balinurus lacoei Pack. Paheocaris typus M. & W.
Rochnra venosa Scud.

3. Recent discovery of Annelides and supposed tracks of a Gasteropod
Mollusk in tho Carboniferous Shales of Rhode Island.

|Paokard, A. S. Recent Discoveries in the Carboniferous Flora and Fauna of Rhode

Island. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), Vol. xxxvil, p. 411. New Haven, 1889.) Remarks

(in recent discoveries i>f fossils, showing the Coal Measures of Rhode Island to

belong to tho Upper Carboniferous.
Palasochatteria, Credner, and Proganosauria. (J. Baur. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xxvill,

310-313. 1889.)
|Palaeocrinoldea ; Attachment of Platyceras and its Efl'ects in Modifying the Form

of tho Shell. C. R. Keyes. (Proc. Am. Philosophical Soc, xxv, 231-243. 1888.)
iPalsBolithic Man in America. W. J. McGec. (Pop. Sci. Mon., xxxiv, 20-36. 1889.)
|Pal»ospongia Prisca, Bornem, Eophyton, z. Th., Chrondrites Antiguus, Haliserites,

/..Th., und iinhliche (Sebilde. H. Rautf. (Neues .lahrbucli f. Min., Geol. u,

Pal., 92-104. 1892.)
|PalaeosyopB and Allied Genera. C. Earle. (Proc-. Acad. Nat. Sci., Pliila., XLlil,

l()»i-117. 1891.)
|Palaeosyops, Leidy, and its AUjes; Memoir upon Cenus. ('.Earle. (Jour. Acad.

Nat. Sci., IMiila., ix, 2«57-3H8. 1892.)
iPalaeosyopB, New Si»ecieH. ('. Earle. (American Naturalist, xxv, 45-47. 1891.)
jPaleontologic and Strutigraphic " I'riuciples" of tiie Adversaries of tho Taconic.

.I.Marcou. (American (ieologist, ii. 10-'J3 ami r>7-88. 1X88.)
|Paleontologioal Evidence for Transmission of Ac<|uired Cbaracters. H. F.Osborn.

(Amc^rican Naturalist, xxiii, .5(51 -."6(5. 1889.)
[Paledntological Evidence for Transmission of Acquired Characters. H. F. Osborn.

(Science, xv,llO, ill, 1890.)
iPaleontological Horizons of the Limestone at Nahant, Mass, A. F. F«>er8to. (Bos-
ton Soc. Nat. Hist., xxiv. 26-2(53. 1889.)

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Paleontologioal Notes from IndinnapoliM. K. W. Claypolt^ (Aniorican (h'oI()i>„|i

VI, 255-260. 1890.)
Paleontologioal Piibliciitious of Joseph Leidy, C^ntalo^uo. .1. Eycriiiann. (Aium

can Geologist, viii, 333-312. 1891.)
Paleontology, Additions and Corrections to Miller's North American. C, L, Uimtk^

(American Geologist, v, 253-255. 1890. )
Paleontology, American Invertebrate, for 1889, Review of Progress. ('. K. Kivpi

(American Natnralist, XXIV, 131-138. 1890.)
Paleontology, American InvorteJ)rjite, for year 1890, Review of Progress, c,

Keyes. (American Naturalist, xxv, 327-333. 1891.)
Paleontology, American Vertebrate, for year 1891, Itibliography. J. KvcriiiaiiJ

(American Geologist, ix, 249-256. 1892. )
Paleontology, American, for year 1887, Review of Progress. J. B. Marcoii. (AmeriJ

can Naturalist, xxii, 678-091. 1888.)
Paleontology and its Value to Geologists, Scope. II. S. Williams. (Ameritai

Geologist, x, 148-169. 1892.)
Paleontology of Cretaceous Deposits of Mexico. A. Heilprin. (Trans. Acad. XatJ

Sci., Phila., xui, 445-469. 1890.)
Paleontology of Cretaceous Formations of Texas, Parti. R. T. Hill, (lliiivcrsiti

of Texas, School of Geology, Circulars, 8 pp. 1889. )
Paleontology of Indiana. S. A. Miller. (Geol. Sur. Indiana, 18th Ann. Ktpl

Paleontology, 79 pp. 1892. )
Paleontology of New York. J. Hall and J. M. Clarke. (Nat. Hist. New York, TalJ

VIII, An introduction to Study of (ienera of i'aleo/.oic Brachiopoda. 'M'lf^i

1892.) Pt. 1.
Paleontology of Plains. F.W.Cragin. (Hul. Washburn CoUego Lab. Nat. IllstJ

II, 65-«8. 1889.)
Paleontology, Vertebrate of Texas, Contribution. E. D. Cope. (Proc. Am. l'Liliis,|

Soc, XXX, 123-131. 1892.)
Paleozoic Brachiopoda, Genera. J. Hall. (Tenth Ann. Kep. State Geologist, Nei^

York, for 1890, 15-17. 1891.)
Paleosoic Brachiopoda, (jenera. .1. M. Clarke. (Eighth Ann. Rep. State ( icold^'istj

New York, for 1889, 43-46. 1889.)
Paleozoic Bryozoa. E. O. Ulrich. (Geol. Sur. Illinois, viii, 283-t»8. lH!l().)l)e^

scription of new species.
Paleozoio Coc^k oach Fauna at Richmond, Ohio. S. H. Scudder. (Troc. Mostuij

Soc. Nat. Hist., xxiv, 45-53. 1889.)
Paleozoic Crinoids, Structure, Arrangement and (Classification. S. A. MilleT.|

(American Geologist, vi, 275-286 and :M0-357. 18JK).)
Paleozoic Crustacea from 1698 to 1889, Bibliography. A. W. \'()dgeH. (Bnl. 1' $,|

Geol. Sur., No. 63, 177 pp. 1890.)
Paleozoic Fishes, Characters. E. D.Cope. (Proc. IT, S.Nat. Muh.,xv, 447-463. W.!
Paleozoic Fishes of North America. J. S. Newberry. (II. S. (jieol. Sur., M<iii. .\vi,|

340 pp. 1889.)
Paleozoic Formations of Southoastwn Minnesota. C. W. Hall and F, W. Sanlosonj

(Bui. Geol. Soc. America, ill, 331-368. 1892.) Incidental references to t'ossilij
Paleozoic Fossils. A. F. Foerste. (Bui. Sci. Lab. Dennison Univ., in, i't. ii,|

117-136. 1888.)
Paleozoic Fossils in Drift. F. W. Sardcson. (Bui. Minnesota Acad. Nat. Sci., iii|

317-318. 1891.)
Paleozoic Fossils of Maryland. (L R. Keyes. (.lohiis Hopkins University Cina-I

lars, XI, 28-29. 1891.)
Paleozoic Fossils of Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Dakota, and Nebraska, Chcc'k-li$t|

B. Bierbaur. (Uul. Minnesota Acad. Sci.. Ili, No. 2, 2U6-247. 1888.)

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Iowa. I, 1:57-181. IsnO.)
jeoaolc Genera. Vaiiatioii. .1. F. .lames. (Aniorican NatiiraliHt, xxiii, 1071-1087.

im.)

ileoaoic History of Ponnsylvaiiia, Kpisode. E. W. Clayjtole. (American Geolo-
gist, VIII, 152-lf)0. 1891.) NiiineroiiH rufurcnceH to foHsilH.
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VI, :OT-342. 1892.)
iJeoaoic Poriferous Coral, Devilopiniiit of. ('. E. Bee<;lier. (TranH. Connecticut

Acad. Arts and Sciences, viii, I't. ii, 207-211. 1892. )
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Soc, XXI, 221-228. 1892.)
neka from Carboniferous Limestone of Ontario. J. F. VVhiteavcH. (Canadian

Kt'c. Sci., IV, 401-104. 1891.)
kanhandle, in tlie Texas. E. 1). Cope. (American (JeidoKist, x, 131, 132. 1892.)
(antoUf J. H. Mastodon and Mammoth in Ontaria, Canaila. (Hrit. As. Ad. Sci.. pp.

6.-)!, a")5. London, 1891.)
^anton, J. H. Mastodon and Mammotii in ( Ontario, (Canada. ((>eolo;rica] Magazine,

Dec. iii, Vol. viii, p. 501. London, 1891.) Abstract,
^aradoxldes in Red Quartzites of .Minnesota. X. II. Winclioll. (Hul. Minnesota

Aciid.Nat.Sei., iii, 103-10.*». 1889.)
kasceolus aad Cyclocrinus. F. RoMncr. (Neiies .Fahrlincii {. Min., Oeol. n. Pal,,

71,75. 1888.)
^aucispiral Opercula of Gasteropoda in Giieipii Formation of Ontario. ,1. F, Whit-

eiives. (Canadian Rec. Sci. , IV, 4ai-407. 1891.)
keace Creek Bono Beds «»f Florida, Age, W, II. Dall. (Proc. Biol. Soc. Wash,, vi,

M.h. 1891.)
peccaries, Platygonns, an extinct (ieniis. .1. Leidy. (Trans. Wagner Free Inst.

Sci., II, 40-51. 1889.)
peduncle, Lingnla Preserving the Cast. C. 1). Walcott. (V. S. Nat. Mns., Proc., xi,

480. 1888. )

hlecypods, Hinge and its IJovelopment, with an Attempt toward a better Sub-
division of the ({roup. W. II, Dall, (Am, .lour. 8ci,, (3), xxxviii, 445-462.

lHS!t. )
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472,473, 185K).)
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ford, (Bul,Ge<d. Soc. America, HI, 121-123. 1892,)
pelvis of Testudinata, with Notes on Evolution of the Pelvis in (ieneral. (i. Baur.

(Journal Morphology, vii, 345-360. 1892,)
^enobscot Bay, Maine, Upj»er Silurian Strata. W. W. Dodge and t!. E. Beechcr,

(Am. Jour, Sci,, (3), xi.iil, 412-118. 1892,)
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iiiiil Southern United States; and Tortiary-Cretace(»u» Partings of Arkansas

and Texas, (Am, Jour, Sci., (3), xxxviii, 468-173. New Haven, 1889.) Inci-
dental references to characteristic fossils,
Pennsylvania.

Cainbriau Rocks of Pennsylvania and Maryland, from the Sus«|nehanna to the

I'otomac. CD. Walcott. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xuv, 469-482. 1892.) Various

fossils considered.
Clicinung and Catskill (Upper Devonian) on Eastern side of Appalachian Basin.

J. J. Stevenscm. (American (Joologist, ix, 6-33. 1892.) Incidental references

to fVissiJrt.
Dcviinian System of Eastern Pennsylvania. (!, 8, Prosser. (Am. .lour. Sci., (3),

xi.iv, 210-221. 1892.) Fossils mentioned.

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Dictionary of Fossils of renimylvania. J. P. Lesley, (fieol. Rnr. PMiiiisylvaiiij

vols. I, II, and in. 1889.)
Episode in Pa1eo7.oio History of Pennsylvania. E. W. Claypolo. (Anuria

Geologist, VIII, 152-160. 1K91.} Numerous references to fossils.
Fishes, Character of Paleozoic. E. D. Cope. (Pro«!. U. S. Nat. Miis., \n.|

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Fishes, Paleozoic of North America. .F. S. Newberry. (U. K. Oeol. Sur., Monl

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Helderberg, Chemung and Waverly Groups, Fossils in tlio Collectioim of thJ

Geological Survey of I'enusylvania. G. B. Simpson. (Trans. Am. riiiuj

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Newbcrria, New Genus of Braohiopods, with Remarks on its Relations to Kegj

selicria and Amphigeuia. J. Hall. (Tenth Ann. Rep. Statu GeoIo^Lst, Net

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Ostracoda, Paleozoic from Pennsylvania, IT. S. T. R. .lonos. (Amoricsui iiei)|.|

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Scolithus Flattened by Pressure. A. Wanner. (American Geologist, v, 3,>3j

1890.)
Syringothyris, Winchell, and its American Species. C. Schuchert. (Ninthl

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Tracks, Algiu, etc., in the Triassic of York County, Pa. A. Wanner. (Geol. !<iirj

Pennsylvania, Ann. Rep. 1887, 21-35. 1889.)
Tracks, Fossil, in Trios of York County, Pa. A. Wanner. (Proc. Am. As. .WtJ

Sci., XL, 286. 1892.) Abstract.
Perisomio Plates of Crinoids. C. R. Keyes. (American Geologist, vii, 2.')5-:'o^,|

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Perisomio Plates of Crinoids. C. Wachsmuth and F. Springer. (Proc. Acad. .\;it,|

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Perissodaotyls from White River Neocene of Nebraska. E. D. Co)te. (Anuria

Naturalist, xxv, 47-19. 1891.)
Permian Formation of Texas. C. A. White. (American Naturalist, xxui, 10!t-l2!,|

1889.) Sevcrol new species described.
Permian of Texas. C.A.White. (American Naturalist, xxii, 926. 1888.) Piileozoiel

and Musozoic fossils commingled.
Pennian, Texas, and its Mesozoic Types of Fossils. C. A. White. (Bui. IT. S. (iooll

Sur., No. 77, 51 pp. 1891.)
Permo-Carboniferous of Greenwood and Butler County, Kansas. I. C. Woostrt.|

(American Geologist, vi, 9-18. 1890.)
Phacops Rana, Green, Structure and Development of Visual Area. J. M. ('larktj

(Journal Morphology, ii, 253-270. 1888.)
Phyllooarid Crustacea from Middle Cambrian of Mount Stephens, B. C. .T. V. \Vbit-|

eaves. (Canadian Roc. Sci.. v, No. 4, 205-208. 1892.)
Physiognomy of American Tertiary Flumiptera. S. H. Scuddcr. (Proc. H(i8toii|

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(J5-«8. 1889.)
[piatyceras and Capulus, Uelatiou. C. K. Keyes. (.Vmcriciui (Seologist, iii, 6-9.

1890.)

Ipiatyoeras, Attachment to Paleocriuuidea aud its Effects in Modil'yiii{Lr tho Form of
the Shell, C. K. Keycs. (Proc. Am. Philosophical Soc, xxv, 231-213. 1888.)
Kcviowed in Am. Geologist, III, U8, 149, 1889.
IpiatyceraB Group of'Paleozoiciiasteropods. C. \i. Keyes. (American Geologist, x,

273-277. 1892.)
jPlatyoeraB, Preliminary Note on Sedentary Habits. C. K. Keyes. (Proc. Iowa

Acad. Sci.. I, Pt. II, 24. 1892.)
jpiatyceras. Sedentary Habits. C. U. Keycs. (Am. .Jour. Sci., (3), xxxvi, 269-273.

1888.)
|Platycerp.8 to Fossil Criuoids, Attachment. C. R. Keycs. (American Naturalist,

XXII, 924,925. 1888.)
PlatygonuB an extinct Gontis allied to the Peccaries. .J. Leidy. (Trans. Wagner

Free lust. Sci., ii, 41-.50. 1889.)
iFleistocene.

Hitlanus Ilameri in Pleistocene at Uivicro Heautlette, and on the Occurrence

of Peculiar Varieties of Mya arcuaria and M. Truu(%ita in the Modern sea and

in the Pleistocene. W. Dawsou. (Canadian Uec Sci., in, 287-292. 1889.)

Bear, California Cave. E. D. Cope (American Naturalist, xxv, 997-999. 1891.)

Hones of Megalouyx not Before Known. J. M. Satford. (Proc. Am. As. Adv.

Sci., XL, 289. 1892.) Abstract.
Carolina, South, Mastodon and Capybara. .1. Leidy. ("Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci.,

Phila., xui, 184, 185. 1890.)
Castoroides, Recent Find. J. Moore. (American Naturalist, xxi\-, 767,768.

ISitO.)
Catalogue of Shell-Hearing Marine Mollusks and Brachiopods of Southeastern
Coast of the United States. W. H. Dall. (Hail. U. S. Nat. Miis., No. 37, 221
pp. 1889.)
Coleoptera in Inter-glacial Clays of Scarboro, Ontario. S. H. Scudder. (Proc.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., xxiv', 467, 468 1890.)
Cont'ouiiding of Na«sa Trivittata (S.ay) aud Nassa Peralta (Con.)- G. 1). Harris.

(American Geologist, viii, 174-176. 1891.)
Crab, Common Edible, found fossil m Hudson River Tunnel. R. P. Whitfield.

(Science, xviii, 300. 1891.)
Description of a Skull of Megalonyx Leidyi, Sp. Nov. .1. Lindahl. (Trans. Am.

I'hil. Soc, XVII, 1-10. 1892.)
Klepliant found at Grinnell, lowii. E. 11. Harbour. (Science, xvi, 263. 1890.)
Fissurellidie of United States, Catalogue. H. .\. Pilsbry aud C. W. Johnson.

(The Nautilus, v, 102-107. 1892.)
Foraminifera from Post-Pliocene Sand at Santa Barbara, California. A. Wood-
ward. (New York Micros. Soc, Jour., v, 24, 25. 1889.)

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Pleistocene — Continued. I

FoHf.il of Puma. J. Leidy. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila., xl, 9, 10. 1888.) I
Fossils in Caves and Crevices of Liniostone Rocks of Pennsylvania. J. Leidy. I

(Geol, 8iir. Pennsylvania, Ann. Rep. 1887, 1-20. 188!).) I

Geology of Central Nebraska. F. W. Rus.sell. (American Geologist, vii,3>(,y I

1891.) Numerous references to fossils. I

Geology of Johnson County, Iowa. C.L.Webster. (American Naturalist, x.xii. I

408-419. 1888. ) Incidental references to fossils. I

Geology of Nicaragua. .1. Crawford. (Proc. Am. As. Adv. Sci., xr,, 2(il-2T0. 1

1892.) Abstract. References made to various species. I

Helicina Occulta, Distribution. C. R. Keyes. (Tbo Nautilus, iii, 18, li). l><X!).i|
Hudson River " Fiord." A. M. Edwards. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xmii, 182, la I

1892.) I

Human Bones. J. Leidy. (Trans. Wagner Free Inst. Sci., ii, 9-12. 188(1.) I
Iowa. Annotated Catalogue of AloUusca. C. R. Keyes. (Hul. Essex Inst., xx. I

18«9.) I

low.i. Quaternary Section Eight Miles southeast of Des Moines. C. R. Kevesl

and R. E. Call. (Proc. Iowa Acad. Sci., i, Pt. ii, 30. 1892.) I

Loess and its Fossils. B. Shimek. (Bui. Lab, Nat. Hist. State I.'niv. Iowa, ii, I

No. 1,89-98. 1890.) I

Loess and its Fossils. B. Shimek. (Bui. Lab. Nat. Ilist. State Univ. Iowa, i, I

No8. 3-4, 200-214. 1890. ) ' I

Loess at Iowa City, Iowa. B. Shimek. (American Geologist, i, 149-152. IM.m
Loess Fossils, Distribution. C. R. Keyes. (American Geologist, iv, 109-12l|

1889.) I

Mammalian Remains from Salt Mine of Petite Anse, Louisiana. J. Leiily.l

(Trans. Wagner Free lust. Sci.. ii, 33-40. 1889. ) " I

Mammoth Remains in Franklin County, Kansas. O. C Charlton. (Trans. KaiisasI

Acad. Sci., XII, 74. 1890.) I

Maryland and Virginia, Third Annual Geological Expedition. W. B. (lark, I

(Johns Hopkins Univ. Circulars, No. 81, 69-71 1890.) Various siiHifsl

enumerated. I

Mastodon and Mammoth in Ontario, Canada. J. H. Panton. (Brit. As. Ad. Sd.J

654,655. 1891.) I

Mastodon Recently found in Tennessee. S. W. McCallie. (Science, x.\, 333.1

1892.) I

Mastodon Renaina in the Shenandoah Valley, Virginia. (American fieologist,!

VII, 335. 1891.) I

Mastodon Remains on New York Island. R. P. Whitfield. (Science, xviii,3]:'. I

1891.) I

Megalonyx, Exhibition of Certain Bones not before Known. J. M. t^iiironl.l

(Proc. Am. As. Adv. Sci., XL, 289. 1892. ) I

Megalonyx Pelvis, and the Lot of Undescribed Bones among which it is foiind,!

from the Big Bone Cave of Tennessee. J. M. Sattord. ( Bui (ieol S c. America, I

III, 121-123. 1891.) I

Nantucket, Geology. N. S. Shalor. (Bui. U. S. Geol. Snr., No.53, 1889.) luci I

dental references to fossils. I

New Jersey, Geology of Artesian Wells at Atlantic City. L. Woolman. (rriK,|

Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila., XLii, 132-147. 1890.) Incidental references to fossils. I
Paleozoic Fossils in Drift. S. W. Sardeson. ( Bui. Minnesota Acad. Nat. Sci., iii. I

317, 318. 1891. )
Plaiygonns, an Extinct Genus Allied to the Peccaries. J. Leidy. (Trans. Wa^'ner j

Fnw Inst. Sci., II, 41-50. 1889.) I

Plioctme, Intermediate, Fauna. E, D. Cope. (American Naturalist, x.xiiij

253,254. 1889.)

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liETEs.) BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NOKTH A.MKltlCAN PAI.KoNTOI.OUY. 177

tate Univ. Iowa, i, I

,53, 18b9.) luci-

IpieiBtocene— Continued.

Portions of Castwoides Ohioensis not herotoforo Known. . I. Moon;. (Proc.

Am. As. Adv. Sci., xxxix, 265-2«7. 18!tl . ) Ab.stract.
Recent Fossils near Boston. W. Uphain. (Aim. Jour. 8ci., (3), xi.in, 201-209.

1892.^
Restoration of Mastodon Anunieauus, Cuvier. (). C. Marsh. (Am. ,Iour. Sci.,

(3), XLiv, 350. 1^92.) .
Saber-toothed Tiger and Other Quaternary Miunmals of Florida. ,1. J.eidy.

(E'roc. Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila., XLi, 29-31. 1890.)
Shells, Marine, and Fragments of Shells in Till mjar Boston \V. Fphani. (Am.

Jour. Sci., (3), XXXVII, 359-372. 1889.)
Vertebrate Fauna of Kquus Beds. E. D. Cope. (American Naturalist, xxiii,

160-165. 1889.)
Vertebrates from Florida. J. Leidy. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., I'hila., xi.i, 96-99.

1889.)
Vertebrates from Florida. J. Leidy. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sei., I'liilu., xi.ii, (H, 05.

1890.)
Vertebrate Remains from Peace Creek, Florida. .1. Leidy. (Trans. Wagner Free

Inst. ScL, II, 19-81. 1889.)
plesiosaur from Niobrara Cretaceous of Kansas. S. W. Williston. (Trans. Kansas

Acad. Sci., XII, 1-5. 1891.)
hesiosaur from Niobrara Cretaceous of Kansas. S. W. Williston. (Trans. Kansas

Acad. Sci.., XII, 174-178. 1890.)
Plesiosaurs, Interesting Food Habit. S. W. Williston. (Trans. Kans. Acad. Sci.,

XIII, 121, 122. 1893.)
Pleiosaurian Skull, Structure. S. W. Williston. (Science, xvt, 262. ISIIO.)
plesiosaurian Skull, Structure. S. W. Williston. (Science, x\i, 290. 1890.)
^lioplarachus, Species from Oregon. E. 1). Cope. (American Naturalist, xxiii,

625,626. 1889.)
^oebrotherium, Osteology, Contrii)ution to the I'hylogeny of the; I'ylopoda. W.

B.Scott. (Journal Morphology, V, 1-78. 1891.)
^oint Pleasant, Ohio, Beds, Age. J. F. James. (Proc. Am. As. Adv. Sci., xi., 283,

284. 1892.) Abstract. Reference made to various species,
^olyphemopsis, American Species. C. It. Keyes. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila.,

299-302. 1889.)
folyzoan, Monticulipora a Coral. .F. F. James. (American (fcologist, I, 386-392.

1888.)

tolyzo-ms. (See Bryozoans.)
pat-Laramie Deposits of Colorado. W.Cross. (Am. .Jour. Sci., (3), xi.iv, 19-42.

1892.) Fossils mentioned,
position of Catskill Group. C. S. Prossor. (American (Jeologist, vii, 3.57-366.

1891.) Occurrence of characteristic i'ossils noted.
p08t-Pleiocene Limuiicid. R. E. Call. (American (ieologist, i, 116-118. 1888.)
Potomac Formation, Sauropoda and Other Dinosaurs. O. C. Marsh. (Am. Jour.

Sci., (3), xxxv, 89-94. 1888.)
potomac to Susquehanna, Cambrian Rocks of P»>nnsylvauia and Maryland. C,

1). Walcott. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), XI.I v, 469-482. 1892.) Various fossils con-
sidered,
•retertiary Insects of North America, Inclnding Critical Remarks and Descriptions

of some European Forms. S. H, ScutldtT. (One volume, 455 pp. New York,

1890.)
Princeton Scientific Expedition of 1891. W. B. Scott. (Princeton College Bull., 4

pp. 1891.)
problematic Organisms from Devonian at Falls of the Ohio. F. H. Kuowlton. (Anu

Jour. Sci., (3), XXX vii, 202-209. 18H9.)

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Problematic Orgiinisms, (ienuH Scolithiia. J. F. James. (BuL Geol. Soc. Americi

111,32-44. 1891'.)
Problems in MuHcatiiio County^ lowu. S. Calvin. (Hiil. Lab. Nat. Hist. State Univ.

Iowa, I, 7-18. 1888.) Incidental roferences to foKsils.
Problems, Geological, in Muscatine Conuty, Iowa, with Special Reference t<> IJtv ti-

fication of SuppoHcd Kinderhook near the Month of Pine Creek. S. Calvin,

(AimTiran Gt>olof;ist, ui, 25-36. 188!>,) Mention made of difl'eiont Kpocics.
Proboscidia. E. D. Cope. (American Naturalist, xxiii, 191-211. 1889.) Cioueral

account of the order.
Proganosauria Credner, Paln-ohatteria, and G. Uaur. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xxxvii,

310-313. 188i».)
Progress of American Invertebrate I'aleontology for 1889. C. R. Keyes. (Ameri-

can Naturalist, XXIV, 131-138. 1890.)
Progress of American Inverteltrate Paleontology for year 1890. (,'. R. Keyes.

(Americiin Naturalist, xxv, 327-333. 1891.)
Progress of American Paleont(dogy for the ye.li 1887. .1. B. Marcou. (Anicrican

Naturalist, xxii, 679-r)91. 1888.)
Progress of Geological Investigations in New Brunswick. (L, W. Bailey. Traih.

Roy. Soc. Canada, vii. Sec. iv, 3-17. 1889.) Presidential address; nniiKrons

allusions to fossils.
P[rosser], C[harles] S. Burrows and Tracks of Invertebrate Animals in Paleozoic

Rocks and other Markings; l>y .F, William Dawson: Quart. .lour. Geol. Soc,

November, 1890. (Am. .loiir. Sci., (3), xui, pp. 24.5,240. New Haven, 18itl.)

A critical review.
Frosser, Charles S. Devonian System of Eastern Pennsylvania. (Am. Jour. K( i.,

(3), Vol. XLiv, pp. 210-221 . New 1 laven, 1892.) Contains lists of fossiln found

in the different strata at various places.
Prosser, Charles S. Geologic Age of Rocks of the Novaculite area of Arkansiis,

with Notes <ui liower (.'.irboniferous Plants. (Geol. Sur. Arkansas, Ann. Hip.

for 1890, Vol. Ill, i)p. 418-423. Little Rock, 1892.) A review is given of t lie

opinions as to the geological age of this series of rocks which had generally

been referred to the Millstone grit of the Carboniferous. Graptolites intct-

stratified with the novaculite rocks show they bohmg in the upper part of the

liower Silurian, while the overlying shales and sandstones are probably of I

Lower Carboniferous age.
Prosser, Charles S. (ieological I'osition (»f the Catskill Group. (Americiin fieoln-

gist. Vol. VII, pp. 3.">l-3(i(». Minnea]»olis, 1891.) Numerous references to fos-
sils.
Prosser, Charles S. Upper Hamilton of Chenango and Otsego Counties, New York.

(Proc. Am. As. Adv. Sci., Vol. x x\'i, p. 210. Salem, 1888.) Abstract. Incidental

references to the loading fossils found.
Prothoracic Wings. S. H. Soudder. (Psyche, vi, 31, 32. 1891.)
Protolenus, Cambrian Trilobites. G. F. Matthew. (Bui. Nat. Hist. Soc. New- IJriius-

wick, No. 10, 34-37. 1892.)
Protoceras (Marsh) tlio New Artiodactylo from the Lower Miocene. H. F. Oslmru

and J. L. Wortman. (Bui. Am. Mns. Nat. Hist., iv, 351-371. 1892.)
Protosphyraena, Leidy, Beitriige zur Kenntniss der Gattung. J. Felix. (Zeitsch. dcr |

Deut. Geol. Gesell., Band xuii. Heft 2, 278-303. 18JK).)
Protozoa.

Companions of Eozoon. (American Geologist, ix, 53-55. 1892.)

Cretaceous of M.anitoba, Foraminifera and Radiolaria. .1. R. Tyrrell. (Tnuis.

Koy. Soc. Canada, viil, Sec. jv, 111-115. 1890.)
Devonian Rocks of Islands, Shores or Immediate Vicinity of Lakes Manitoba |

and Winuepegosis. J. F. Wliiteaves. (Geol. and Nat. Hist. Sur. Canada, Cou-

tributions to Canadian Paleontology, i, 2.o5-3(>(), 1892.)

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Soc. New Hruns-

[".vrroU. (Trans.

I Protozoa— Continue*!.

Devonian Rocks of the Mackenzie River Basin. J. F. Wliitaavos. (Geol, and

Nat. Hist. Sur. Canada, Contributions to Canadian Paleontology, Pt. in, 199-

2r.3. 1891.)
K()Z')i)n and Other Low Organiama in Laurentian Rocks at St. John, N. B. G.

F. Matthew. (Bnl. Nat. Hist. Soc. New Brunswick, No. 9, 3fi~U. 1890.)
Ko/Don Canadense, Facts Relating. A. R. C. Selwyn. (Science, xi, 146. 1888.)
Ei)/t)ou Canadense, Now Facts. A. R. C. Selwyn. (Science, xi. 146. 1888.)
Ko/oon Canadense, New Facts. J. M. Dawson. (Geological Magazine, Dec. iii,

\-, 49-54. 1888.)
Eozoon Canadense, Specimens and their Geological Relations. ,J. M. Dawson.

(Peter RedpathMusenn), Mc(;ill Univ., 107. 1888.)
Exaiuinatiou by Means of Microscopic of Si)ecinicMs of Infusorial Earths of tho

Pacific Coast of the United States. A. M. Edwards. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), XLII,

309-385. 1891.)
Foraminifera from Post Pliocene Sand at Santa Barbara, California. A. Wood-

w.ird. (New York Micros. Soc, Jour., v, 24,25. 1889.)
Foraniiniferial Genus Orbitoides of Orbigny. II. J. Carter. (Ann. and Mag.

Nat. Hist., (6), iii, 210-214. 1889.)
Foraminiferial Origin of Certain Cretaceous Limestones and the Sequence of

Sediinonts in North American Cretaceous. R. T. Hill. (American Geologist,

VI, 174-177. 1889.)
(ieology and Paleontology, North American. S. A. Miller. (One volume, 664

pp. Cincinnati, 1890.) New species described.
Ucology of Nicaragua. ,1. Crawford. (Proc. Am. As. Adv. Sci., xi,, 261-270.

1892.) Abstract. Various species mentioned.
Geology of the Southwest. R. T. Hill. (American Geologist, vii, 366-370.

1891.) Occurrence of characteristic fossils noted.
Ma(iuoketa Shales in Iowa. J. F. .Tames. (Proc. Am. As. Adv. Sci., xxxviil,

250, 251. 1890.) References made to various species.
Ophiolite of Thurman Ccmnty, N. Y., with Remarks on Eozoon Canadense. G.

P. Merrill. (Am. .Jour. Sci., (3), xxxvii, 189-191. 1889.)
Paleontology of Indiana. S. A, Miller. (Geol. Sur. Indiana, 18th Ann. Rep.,

I'iilcontology, 79pp. 1892.) Advance sheets.
PasceolusundCyclocriuus. F. RoMucr. (Neues .Tahrbuch f. Min., Geol. u. Pal.,

74,75. 1888.)
Radiolaria from Pierre Formation of Northwestern Manitoba. I). Rust. ((iool.

iiiid Nat. Hist. Sur. Canada, Contributions to Canadian Micro-Paleontology,

I't. IV, 101-110. 1892.)
Structure of Kansas Chalk. S. W. Williston. (Trans. Kansas Acad. Sci., xii,

100. 1890.) Various species of fossils referred to.
Taconic, Lower and Middle, of Europe and North America. .1. Marcou. (Amer-

ii^au Geologist, vi, 78-102 and 221-233. 1890.) Inci<leutal references to fo-ssils.
Tudor Specimen of Eozoon. .1. W. Gregory. (C^uart. .lour. Geol. Soc., London,

xi.vii, 348-355. 1891.)
iPsammichnites and Early Trilobites of Ciimbrian Rocks in Eastern Canada. G.

F.Matthew. (American Geologist, ii, 1-9. 1888.)
|Pteranodon, Skull and Hind Extremity. S. W. Williston. (American Naturalist,

XXV, 1124-1126. 1891.)
[Pteraspidlan Pahcaspis, Claypole, with Remarks on the Family. E.W. Claypole.

(Quart. Jour. Geol. Soc, Loudon, XLViii, 542-461. 1892.)
I Pterodactyls, Kansas. S. W. Williston. (Kansas Univ. Quart., i, 1-13. 1892.)
|PteropodB.

Paleontological Ilorizonsof the Limestone atNahant, Mass. A. F. Foerstc. (Proc.

liowton Soc. Nat. Hist., xxiv, 26-263. 1889.)

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Puerco Epoch, Vertebrate Fauna. E. 1). Cope. (American Naturalist, xxii, l(il-l63.

1888.)
Puget Group of Washington Territory. C.A.White. (Am. .Jour. Sri., (3), xxxiv,

44.3-450. 1888.) Incidental relerenees to fossilH.
Puma, Fossil. J. Leidy. (Proc Acad, Nat. Sci., Phila., xi., 9, 10. 1888.)
Pumpelly, Raphael. Fossils of Littleton, N. H. (Am. .Jour. Sci, (3), Vol. xxxv,
pp.79 80. New Haven, 1888.) Announcement of the di.scovery of Niafima
fossils on Parker Mountain.
Quaternary. (See Pleistocene.)
Quaternary Section Eight Miles Southeast of Des Moines, Iowa. C. R. Keyes and

R, E. Call. (Proc. Iowa Acad. Sci., i, Pt. ii, 30. 1892.)
Quebec.

Balauus Hameri in Pleistocene at Riviere Boaudette, and on the Occurreiue
of Peculiar Varieties of Mya arenaria and M. Truncata in the Modern sen ami
in the Pleistocene. W. Dawstm. (Canadian Rec Sci., in, 287-292. 18S!).)
Explorations and Surveys in Portions of Northern New Brunswick and Adjacent
Areas in Quebec and Maine. L. W. Bailey and W. Mclnnes. (Geol. andXat.
Hi.st. Snr. Canada, Ann. Rep. 1887, in, Part Ji, 527 pp. 1889.) Mention madf
of different species.
Fauna of. Lower Cambrian or Olenellus Zone. C. D. Walcott. (U. S. Geol. Sur„

Tenth Ann. Rep., 511-658. 1890.)
Fishes of Devonian Rocks of Canada. .T. F. Whiteaves. (Trans. Roy. Sor.

Canada, vi, Sec. iv, 77-96. 1888.)
Fossils Discovered within City Limits of Quebec. S. W. Ford. (Trans. New

York Acad. Sci., iii, 2-5. 1888.)
Geology of Portion of Province of Quebec. R. W. Ells. (Geol. and Nat. Hist,
Sur. Canada, Ann. Rep. 1887, Part k, 114. 1888.) Mention made of different
species.
Geology of Quebec and Environs. H. M. Ami. (Bui. Geol. Soc. America, ii,

477-502. 1891.) Incidental references to fossils.
Qoniograptus from Levis Formation, Levis, Quebec. II. M. Ami. (Can. Kec,

Sci., Ill, 422-428. 1889.)
Goniograptus Thureaui, McCoy, from Levis Formation, Canada. H. M. Ami,

(Canadian Rec. Sci., iii, 502, 503. 1889.)
Linuarssoniacuf. Pretiosa Billings. J. Hall. (Trans. Roy. Soc, Canada, vii,Sec.

IV, 55. 1890.)
Paleontology of New York. .1. Hall and .1. M. Clarke. (Nat. Hist. New Yoii:.

Pal,, VII, 236 pp. 1888.)
Quel)ec Group, Geological History. T. S. Hunt. (American Geologist, v, 212-

225. 1890,) Incidental references to fossils,

Quebec, Review of Dr. R, W. Ell's Second Report of Geology of Portion of the

Province of; with Additional Noies on the Quebec Group. C, D, Walcott,

(Am, Jour. Sci., (3), xxxix, 101-115, 1890,) Incidental references to fossils,

Sponges from Little Metis, Province of Quebec, Canada. J, W. Dawson aniKi,

J. Hinde. (Can, Rec. Sci., iii, 48-68, 1888.)
Sponges from Siluro-Cambrian at Little Metis on the Lower St, Lawrence. J,

W. Dawson, (Trans, Soy. Soc. Canada, vii. Sec, iv, 31-35, 1889.)
Sponges, New Species of Fossils from Little. Metis, Province of Quebec, Canada,
J, W.Dawson and G.J, Hinde, (Peter Redpath Mas., McGill Univ., W-tK
1888,)
Utica Formation at Poiut-a-Pic, Murry River, Fossils. H, M. Ami. (Caiiiidian
Rec, Sci., Ill, 101-106, 1888,)
Quebec and Environs, Geology. H. M. Ami. (Hul. Geol. Soc. America, ir, 477-502,

1891.) Incidental references to fossils.
Quebec Group, Geological History. T. S, Hunt, (American Geologist, v, 212-:'25,
1890.) Incidental references to fossils.

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C. R. Keyes and

Quebec Group, Review of Dr. R. W. Ells' Second Report ou Geology of Portion of

the Province of Quebec; with Additiouivl Notes. C. 1». Waleott. (Am. Jour.

Sci., (3), XXXIX, 101-115. 1890.) Incidental references to fossils.
Quebec Group, StriitigrapLy. R. W. Ells. (Bnl. Geol. Soc. Aniericia, i, 453-458.

1890.) Incidental references to fossils.
Quebec, Second Report on Geology. R. W. Ells. (Geol. and Nat. Hist. Sur. Can-
ada, Ann. Rep. 1887, Part K, 114. 1888.) Mention made of different species.
Radiolaria, Foraminifora and, from Cretaceous of Manitoba. ,1 . H. Tyrrell. (Trans.

Hoy. Soc. Canada, viii, Sec. iv, 111-115. 1890.)
Radiolaria from Pierre Formation of Northwestern Manitob.n. D. Rust. (Geol.

and Nat. Hist. Sur, Canada, Contributions to Can. Micro-Paleontology, Pt. iv,

101-110. 1892.)
Range and Distribution of Lower Silurian Fauna of Minnesota. l'\ W. Sardeson.

(Bui. Minnesota Acad. Nat. Sci., iii, 3f)2-.S43. 1891.)
Range, Vertical, of Certain Species of Fossils of Hamilton Period in Western Ontario.

S. Calvin. (American Geologist, i, 81-8(5. 1888.)
Raritan Clays and Greensand Marls of N(;w .Jersey, Gasteropods and Cephalopods.

II. P. Whitfield. (U. S. Geol. Sur., Mon. xviii, 402 ])j>. 1891.)
Rauff, H. Additional Notes of Goniograptus Thurcaui, McCoy, from the Levis Forma-
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1892.)
Rauff, H. Archieocyathus, IJillings, and on other Genera, allied to or Associated with

it from the Cambrian Strata of North America, Spain, Sardinia, and Scotland;

by G. .J. Hinde : Quart. .lour. Geol. Soc. London, 1889. Review. (Neues .Jahr-

bucb, 197-199. 1891.)
Rauff, H, Brachiospongida' : Memoir of Group of Silurian Sponges ; by C. E. Beecher :

Mem. Peabody Mus. Yale Univ., Vol. ii, Part i, Review, (\eues .lahrbuch,

371,372. 1892.)
Rauff, H. Goniograptus from the licvis Formation, Levis, Quebec; by IF. M. Ami:

Can. Rec. Sci,, 1889. Review. (Neues .Jalirbuch, p. 173. 1892.)
Rauff, H. History of Known Fossil Sponges in Relation to those of the Present

Day; by J. H.Carter: Ann. and Mag. Nat. Hist., 1889. Review. (Neues .lahr-
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Rauff, H. Lower Silurian Graptolites from Northern Maine ; by W. W. Dodge : Am.

Jour. Sci., (3), XL, 1890. Review. (Neues Jalirbuch, 439. 440. 1891.)
Rauff, H. Silicioua Sponges from Trenton P'ormatKm at Ottawa; by G. J. Hinde:

Can. Rec. Sci., III. Review. (Neues Jahrbuch, p. 450. 1892.)
Rauff, H. Sponges, Siluro-Cambrian at Little Metis on the St. Lawrence; by J. W.

Dawson: Trans, Roy. Soc. Canada. Review. (Neues Jahrbuch, pp. 458-460.

1892. )
Rauff, H. Sponges fromUtica Shale Formation (Ordovician) at Ottawa, Canada; by

G.J. Hinde: Geological Magazine, Dec. iii, Vol. viii, 1891. Review. (Neues

Jahrbuch, p. 465. 1892.)
Rauff, H. Ueber Paheospongia Prisca, Bornem, Eophyton, z. Th., Chondrites Anti-

guus, Haliserites, z. Th,, und iinhliche Gebildc. (Neues Jahrbuch f. Min.,

Geol. u. Pal,, pp, 92-104. 1891.) These bodies are not regarded as organic

but thought to originate by mechanical causes. Pahvophycus beverlegensia Bill.

is probably identical with Chondrites antiyuus.
Reconnaissance in Buchanan County, Iowa. S, Calvin, (Bui. Lab. Nat. Hist.

State Univ. Iowa, ii, No. 12, 177-189. 1892, ) Incidental references to fossils.
Reconnaissance in Southwestern Kansas. R. Hay. ( Bui. U. S. Geol. Sur., No. 57, 49

pp. 1890.) Incidental referenced to fossils.
Reconnaissance of Ouachita Mountain System in Indian Territory; bvR. T.Hill.

(Am. .Jour. Sci., (3), XLII, 111-124. 1890.) Numerous ? efereuces to fossils.

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182 BIBLIOGRAPHY OP NOKTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY.

(UL-LL.12;

Red Quartzites of Minnesota, Linjiula and ParadoxideH. N. II. Wincluill. f|j„

Minnesota Acad. Nat. Sc-i., iii, 103-10.5. 1889.)
Rejoinder to Mr. C. D. Walcott. C. Komingor. (American Geologist, ii, liriPHSri'i I

1888.) Menti(tn made of different species.
Relation of Devonian Faunas of Iowa. II. S. Williams. (American Geologist, m i

230-233. 1889.) ' '

Relations between Geology of Eastern Maine and New Brunswick. L. \V, Hail,.;

(Trans. Roy. Soc. Canada, vii, Sec. iv, 57-68. 1889.) Incidental refcrcncis i„i

fossils.
Relations, Lower Cretaceons of Southwest to Underlying and Overlying Formal

tions. C. A. White. (Am. .lour. Sci., (3), xxxviii, 440-445. 1KH!»,) K^f.j

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Relations, Soleniscus, Its Generic Characters. C. R. Keyes. (American Naturalist I

XXII, 420-424. 1889.)
Remarks on Prof. H. S. Williams' Address on Scope of Paleontology and itn Vuluetol

Geologists, before Section E, A. A. A. S., Aug., 1892. J. Marcou. (AmericaDl

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Report on Department Invertebrate Fossils Meso-Cenozoic in the IT. S. National}

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Reporton Department Invertebrate Fossils (Paleozoic) in the U. S. National MnseiiiuJ

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Reptiles, Dinosaurian, Description. O. C. Marsh. (Am. .Tour. Sci., (3), xxxix.^fl-xjl

1890.)
Reptilia, Homologies of Cranial Arches. E. D. Cope. (American Naturixlist, xxvi.j

407-408. 1892.)
Reptilia, Homologies of Posterior Cranial Arches. E. D. Cope. (Trans. Am. I'hiliis,

Soc., XVII, 942-944. 1892.)
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Jour. Sci., (3), xxxvii, 16.3-165. 1389.)
Restoration of Mastodon Americanus, Cuvier. O. C. Marsh. (Am. .Jour. Sci., (3i,|

XLiv, 350. 1892.)
Restoration of Triceratops. O. C. Marsh. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xli, 339-342. ISfll,
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1891.)
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XLIV, 343-349. 1882)
Revie^v of Dr. R. W. Ell's Second Report on Geology of Portion of the Prnvime|

of Quebec; with Additional Notes on the Quebec Group. C. D. AValcutt,

(Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xxxix, 101-115. 1890.) Incidental references to fossils,
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(American Naturalist, xxiv, 131-138. 1890.)
Revision and Monograph of Genus Chonophyllum. W. H. Sherzer. (Bui. (iiol.l

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Revision of Family Calceocrinidte with Descriptions of Some New Species. E. >.

S. Ringueberg. (Ann. New York Acad. Sci., iv, 20 pp. 1889.)
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(Jour. LinuEean Soc, xxiii, 1-311. 1890.)
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(Proc. Am. As. Adv. Sci., xxxvi, 223. 1888.)
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149-166. 1892.)

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Liii. Joiir. Sci., (3|,

Ringxieberg, Eugene N. S. CiiKieoci midin: ARtsvisioii oCtho Kamily, with Desorip-
tioiiB of Soiuo Now Spt'cies. (Ann. Now York Acad, Sci., Vol. iv, pp. 3HH-108, 2
plates. New York. 1889.) The tbllowini^ jjcncra and spciui-s described:

Castocriniia gon.nov.

CastocrinnH fnrcillatus W. K.
BillingH.

Castocrinus rugosiis W.K. Hill-
ings.

Custocrinns hillingsiauns, sp.
nov.

Castocrinus articulosus E. Bill-
ings.

Castocrinus inaMiuiilis K. Billings.
Proclivocrinus gen. nov.
Proclivocrinus radiculus Kiiigm^horg.
Proclivocrinus chrysalis Hall.
Calceocriuus Hall,
(lalceocrinus typus sp. nov.
Calceocriuus halli sp. nov.
Calceocriuus bidcntutus sp. nov.
Calcoocrinus contractus sp. nov.

Ringueberg, Eugene N. S. Crinoidea of Lower Limestone at Locicport, N. V., with
Descriptions of New Species. (Ann. Now York Acad. Sci., Vol. v, p. 301. New
York, 1890.) Reviewed in Auicricau Geologist, vi, 2r)0, 1S90.
Ringueberg, Eugene N. S. Niagara Shales of Western New York; A Study of
the Origin of Their Subdivisions and Their J-'auna". (American Geologist,
Vol. I, pp. 264-272, Minneapolis, 1888.) Numerous references to fossils. Re-
viewed in Am. Naturalist, x.\ii, 637, 1888,
Ringueberg, Eugene N. S. Now Species of Fossils from the Niagara Shales of
Western New York. (Proc. Acad, Nat. Sci., Phila., Vol, xi., pp. 131-U7, t idate.
Philadelphia, 1888.) The following now species are described and fign.'<d!
Bnthotrepis gregaria, Orthia acutil<d)a.

Inocaulis anastomotica. Hyolites subimbricatus.

Dendrocrinua celsus, Plumulites gracilissimus.

Mariacrinus warreni.
Reviewed in Neues Jahruch, l.')l, 1892.

Rhinoceras, Hippotherium and, from Florida. .T. Lcidy. (Pro<!. Acad. Nat. Sci.,

Phila., XLii, 182, 183. 1890.)
Rhizodus from St. Louis Limestone at Alton, 111. .1. S. Newberry. (Trans. N. Y,

Acad. Sci., VII, 165. 1889.)
Rhode Island.

Carboniforons Flora and Fauna of Rhode Island. A.S.Packard. (Am. Jouf.

Sci., (3), XXXVII, 411. 1889.)
Paleontological Notes. A. S. Packard. (Proi^. Boston Soc. Nat, Hist,, XXIV,

209-216. 1889.)
Rhynchopora of North America, Tertiary. S. II. Scudder. (Proc. Boston Soc. Nat.

Hist., XXV, 370-386. 1892.)
Rockford Shales, Notes. C. L. Webster. (American Naturalist, xxii, 414-448.

1888. ) Incidental references to fossils.
Rockford Shales of Iowa, Fossils. C. L. Webster, (American Naturalist, xxit,

1012-1015. 1888.) Descriptions of certain species, some of which are regarded

as now.
Rocks, Fossils from Devonian, of the Island, Shores or Immediate ^'icinity of Lakes

Manitoba .and Winuepegosis. .1. F. Whiteaves. (Geol. and Nat. Hist. Sur.

Canada, Contributions to Canadian Paleontology, 1,255-360. 1892.)
Rocks of St. Paul, Indiana, and Vicinity. C. S. Bcachler. (American Geologist, vii,

178-179. 1891.) Numerous references to fossils.
Rodentia. Mechanical Causes of Origin of Dentition. E, D. Cope. (American

Naturalist, xxii, 3-13. 1888. ;
Roemer, Fred, Macraster, eino neue Spatangoiden-Gattnng ans dor Kreide von

Texas, (NeuesJahrbuch f. Min., Geol. u. Pal., pp. 191-195, 1 tafel. 1888.) De-
scribes Macraster as a new genus with M. tvxanua n, sp. as the type from the

Cretaceous of Georgetown, Texas,

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Roeme:, Pred, Holier dio (JattimK»>n I'.ihpooIuh iiiul Cydocrinns. (Nines Juhr

Ijuch f. Min., fjo"!. "• I'll-, pp. 71-7"). 18S8. ) Hnviiig rocolv«Ml spocinicurt „t i

PuHceoluH hUlintjm from tho Lowor Silurian of Clinton, Iowa, conchidi^ tliit

geuerically i'ascooluM and Cyclocriniis ani Bynonyniuus, Cyclnciiniis isa,. |

ccpted since it M the oldest name.
Rcemeria, Edwards and llainie and the (Jenns Caliapora. Schlilter, Relatiims Ititwcen i

the Genera .Syringolites. H. A. NicliolKon. (Geological Maga/ine, Jtcc, iij

VI, 433-138. isS'J.)
Rolfe, Charles W. Charaeters and DiHtriliution of the Genera of Bracliiojuid;,

(American Naturalist, Vol. xxni, i)p. 983-91(8. Philadelphia, 1889. ) A rliissiij.

<!atiou based largf'ly on external cliaraeters.
Rominger, C. Rejoinder to Mr. (,'. D. Walcott. (Americau (Jeologist, Vol. ii. ]i]i

356-359. Minneapolis, 1889.) A discussion of the Mt. Stephens fauna.
Rominger, C. Studies on Monticulipora. (American Geologist, Vol. vi, |i]i.

102-121. Minneapolis, 1890.) A critical ctmsideration of the group and its 1

structural characters. It is primarily a criticism of Ulrich's recent work,
Rominger, C. Typical Cha-tetes in tlic I)e\ <mian Strata at the Falls of the Ohio I

and likewise in the Analogous IJeds of the Eifcl in (Germany. (American (Jenl-

ogist, Vol. x, pp. 5(i-63, 1 plate. Minneapolis, 1892.) The diftercntiatioiini

the old group into other generic types is briefly described with leadinir striii-.

tural features. It is shown that the typical genus is found geologically imicli

lower than has heretofore been sui)posed.
RoD7ley, R. R. Chouteau Group of Eastern Missouri. (American Geolojjfist, Vol.

Ill, pp. lll-lKi. Minneapolis, 1889.) List of typical forms given.
Row^ley, R. R. Description of a New Species of Burlington Crinoid. (American

Geologist, Vol. V, pp. 140-147. Minneapolis, 1890.) Jiatoiriniis Calvhii [V-

Bcribed and iigtired from Missouri.
Rowley, R. R. Natural Casts of Crinoids and lilastoids from the liurlington Mmc.

stone. (American Geologist, Vol. vi, pp. 66-67. Minneapolis, 1890.) ilriii

notes on certain species of crinoids.
RoTivley, R. R. Three Kinderhook Fossils. (American Geologist, Vol. iit, i)]). I'l.')-

276. Miuueajiolis, 1889.) Some observations on Zajihrentix caleola, rorvcll'm

nodosa and liatovrinuH pinUllformi».
Rugose Corals, Chart. W. II. Sherzer. (American Geologist, vii. 273-301. IHlH.i
Russell, P. W. Geology of Central Nebraska. (American (Geologist, Vol. \ ii, pp,

38-44. Minneapolis, 1801.) Nnmeror.s references to fossils.
Russell, P. W. Nebraska Tertiary. (American Geologi.st, Vol. ix, pp. 178-181.

Minneapolis, 1892.) Incidental references to fossils.
Russell, L C. Expedition to Mount St. Elias in Summer of 1890. (Nat. Geog. Maj;.,

Vol. Ill, 200. pp. Washington, 1891.) Incidental references to fossils.
Riist, D. Radolaria from the Pierre formation of Northwestern Manitoba. (Ocol.

and Nat. Sur. Canada, Contributions to Canadian Micro-Paleontology, iv, pp,

101-110, 3 plates, Ottawa. 1892.) After a short introduction by J. «. Tvnell,

the following species are described :

CaryosphaTa aMjuidistans sp.

nov.
Cenellipsis hexagonalis sp. nov.
Prunnlnm calococcus sp. nov.
Cry tocalpis crassitestata sp. nov.
Dictyocephalus microstoma sp.

120V.

Dictyocei)halus niacrostoma sp.

nov.
Theocampo sphuirocephalu sp.

uov.

Tricoloc.ipsa salva. Rust.
Tricolocapsa thoracica sp. nov.
Tricolocapsa dowlingi sp. nov.
Tricolocapsa selwyni sp. nov.
Dictyomitra canadensis sp. nov.
Dictyomitra polypora Zittel.
Dictyomitra multicostata Zittel.
Stichocapsa tyrrelli sp. nov.
Stichocapsa dawsoni sp. uov.

Sal
Sal

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Safl

OLOGY. (mil,.

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IX, pp. 178-181.

Saccaniina Eriiina. .1. W. Dhwhoii. ( Am. .I(»iir. Sci., (M), xxwit, HIK. 1SS!».)

Safford. James M. Kxhibitiou of Ocrtuiii IJom-s ni' Mi-jralonyx, not bcforo
Known. (Pioc. Am. Ah. Adv. Sci., Vol. xi. p. liSK. Salem, IS'tL'.) Altstrait.
NoteH on tlie cliscovcry of Monaloiiyx at Mij^ Cave, Tcnn. Ueviowod in Ciool.
MaK., (iii,) viii, 501, 1891.

Safford, James M. Middli'ton Formation of Tcnnos.sco, Mississii)pi and Alaltania;
with a Note on tlm Formation at Ea (iranjfc, 'l\'nn. (American (ieojoj^JNt,
Vol. IX, pp. TkMU. Minneapolis, lx!t2. ) Nnniorniis rcftm^necs to fossilH.

Safford, James M. Pelvis of a M (;,'alonyx; and otlier Bones from Hi;,' IJone Cavo.
TeuuesHee. (Hul. (icol. Soc. America, Vid. in, pp. lL'1-123. 1892.) A histor-
ical note on varions eollectionK' of bones.

Safford, James M., and A. W. Vogdes. DeBcription of Now Si.ecies of Tossil Crus-
tacea from the Lower Silnrian of 'rennessco, with lemarkN on others not well
known. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sri., Phila., Vol. xi.i, pj). lt;t;-l(W. I'liiladelphia,
1889.) The followiuR species described and fijjnred :
Ampyx americanus sp. nov. Chasmoi)s troosti SalVord.

Eocrinus varicostatns Wai :„it.
Reviewed in Nenes .Jahrb'(ch. 410, 1890.

Saint John Group, Illuatratious of Fanna. (i. F. Matthew. (Trans. Ucjy. See.
Canada, Viil, Sec. iv, 123-160. 1890.)

Saint John Group, Illustrations of Fauna, No. vi. (J. F. Matthew. (Trans. Roy.
Soc. Canada, IX, Sec. IV, 33-0."). 1891.)

Saint Paul, Indiana, and Vicinity, Rocks. C. S. Beachler. (American Gecdogist,
VII, 178, 179. 1891.) Numeroua rofen-nces to fossils.

Saint Peter S.andstone, Fossils. F. W. Sardcson. (liul. Minnesota Acad. Sci., iii
318,319. 1891.)

Salter and Hicks, Classification of ; How is Cambrian Divided? G. F. Matthew.
(American Geologist, vi, 139, 110. 1889.) Numerous references to fossils.

Sampson, P. A. Subcarbonifprous Series at Sediilia, Missouri. (Trans. New York
Acad. Sci., Vol. vii, pp. 240, 247. New ^ork, 1888.) Incidental references to
fossils.

Sardeson, P. "W. Fossils in Saint Peter Siindstone. (l?ul. Minn'sota Acad. Nat.
Sci., Vol. in, pp. 318, 319. Minneap<dis, 1891.) A list of fossils found given.

Sardeson, P. W. Lower Silurian Formations of Wisccmsin .and Minnesota Com-
pared. (Bui. Minnesota Acad. Nat. Sci., Vol. iji, pp. 319-326. Minneajmlis,
1891.) Incidental references to fossils.

Sardeson, P. W. Paleozoic Fossils in tlio Drift. (Hul. Minnesota Acad. Nat. Sci.,
Vol. Ill, pp. 317-318. Minneapolis, 1891.) A list of Devonian forms found in
the drift.

Sardeson, P. W. Range and Distribution of the I>ower Silurian Fauna of Minne-
sota, with Descrii)tions of New Species. (Hul. >Iinne.sota Acad. Nat. Sci., Vol.
Ill, pp. 326-343, 2 plates. Minneapolis, 1891.) A tabulated list of the forms
ami their range is given ; with descrii)tions and iigurcs of the following, as new :

Cam.arella bernensis.
Caniarella owatonnensis.
Crania halli.
Discina concordensis.
Leptfona minnesotensis.
Eeptipna paraicosis.
Leptaina recedens.
Leptiena saxea.
Orthis corpulenta.
Orthis macrior.
Orthis rugata.
Orthis tersus.

Orthis minnesotensis.

Orthis petrea.

Prodnctella minneapolis.

Rhynchonella minnesotensis.

Rhynchonella sancta.

Skenidium .anthonensis.

Strophomena halli.

Strophoniena inquassa.

Streptorhynchus subsulcatnai.

Zygo8i»ira aquila.

Carinaropsis deleta.

Cariuaropsis (or Be,llero]dion) phalera.

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'it.-u.i:i. ■ ill A

Sordesoii, P. 'W.— Continuod.

Concho])eltiN (or Mi^toiitoiiiii)

olitiiHa.
FuHisi»ira ( f ) spiciiliv.
Ilolopea (?) pcrniidosii.
Mt-t()]itniii]i <>\|>luiiiitii.
Ploiirutoiiiaria clivosa.
Tryblidiiim oxertiiiii.

Tryblidiiim validiiiii.
Cypricarditca liiciil«'ntns.
CypricarditeH iiiinucHotcimiM.
CypricarditeH triangularis.
Cyi)ricardite8 viciniiH.
Tillinomya camleiiH.
Ttdliuomya (or Nucula) lopidu.

Reviewod in Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xuii, 539, 1892.
Sardeson, P. W., ('. AV. Hall and. Palozoio Formations of SoutlioaHtern Minnesnta

(Mul. Gool. So(^ America, Vol. iii, j»p. 331-368, 2 plates. Rochester, 181)2.)
Saskatchewan.

Silurian Rocks of Southeastern Portion of District of Saskatchewan, New SpocJM

of Fossils. .1. F. Whitoaves, (Canadian Rec. St-i., iv, 293-303. ISitl.)
Saskatchewan, Silurian Rooks of the Southeastern Portion of the District, j. p

Whiteavos. (Canadian Rec. Sci., V, 293-303. 1891.)
Saurian from the Benton of Kansas. F. W. Cragin. (American (Jculogist, ii loj.

407. 1888.)
Saurian of Larami(i Formation, Horned. G. Baur. (Science, xvir, 216-217. isfli ,
Sauropoda and Other New Dinosaurs from Potomac Formation. O. C. Marsh I

(Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xxxv, 89-94. 1888.)
Scaumenao Bay and Campbelltown, Canada, Devonian Fi.slics. R. H. Tr;ii|n;iir,

(Geological Magazine, Dec. iii, vii, 15-22. IH'IO.)
Sceptropora, Genus of Bryozoa, with remarks on Hclopora (Hall) and Other (jeiicra 1

of that Type. E. O, Ulrich. (American Geologist, i, 228-234. 1888.)
Schleroderms, Jixtinct. T. Gill. (American Naturalist, xxii, 828-830. ISKSi !

Diagnostic characters of the several families.
Schuchert, Charles. Fossils occurring in the Oriskany Sandstone of Maryland, 1

New York, and Ontario. (Eighth Ann. Rep. State Geologist New York, tor

1889, pp. 50-ij6. Albitiiy, 1889.) A tabulated list of fo.ssils with notes on thiir I

occurrenced.
Schuchert, Charles. Syringoihyris, Winchell, and its American Species. (Ninth j

Ann. Rep. State Geologist New York, for 1889, pp. 28-38. Albany, 18!)0.) The |

i^'enus is defined and the following species described and referred to it:
Syringothyris carter! H.all. Syringothyris texta Hall.

Syringothyris angulata Simpson. Syringothyris randalli Simpson.
Syringothyris extenuata Hall.
Syringothyris gigas Troost.
Scolithus Flattened by Pressure, Casts.

35-38. 1890.)
Scolithus, Genus. (American Naturalist, xxvi, 240-242. 1892.)
Scolithus, Studies in Problematic Organisms. J. F. James. (Bnl. Geol. Soc,

America, iii, 32-44. 1892.)
Scope of Paleontology and its Value to Geologists. H. S. Williams. (Aiiicrican

Geologist, X, 148-169. 1892.)
Scott, W. B. Evolution of Pre-Molar Teeth in Mammals. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci.,

Phila., Vol. XLiv, pp. 405-444. Philadelphia, 1892.)
Scott, "W. IB. Osteology of Mesohippus and Leptomerys, with Observations on j

Modes and Factors of Evolution in the Mammalia. (.Journal Morphology,

Vol. V, pp. 301-306. Boston, 1891.) Reviewed in Am. Geologist, ix, 4O2-40i

1892.
Scott, W. B. Osteology of Poebrotherinm; A contribution to the Phylogonyof|

the Tylopoda. ( Journal Morphology, Vol. v, 1-78. Boston, 1891.) Rcvitwwl

in Am. Geologist, in, 327-328, 1889; also Am. Jour. Sci., (3), XLiv, 284, 1892.

Syringothyris herricki sp. nov.
Syringothyris plena Hall.
A. Wanner. (American Geologist, v, j

3L0GY. nLuiaJgnrl IJIHUOURAPHY OK NORTH AMERICAN PALKONTOLOGY. 187

Scott, W. B. I'riuceton SciiMitilic i:xinMliti<fii «it' 1H!»1. (I'riiuutoii Colloye, lUil.,

I lip. I'rinctton, 18D1.)
Scott, W. B. KeviBion of North Ainorieuii Oieodontii, with Notiis on Hoinc (i.-iiora

I 1

OooIo^JHt, II, 10).

■ «• H. Tra.|ii;i,r,

[in Geologist, v.

(I'roc. Aciul. Nat. Sci.. IMiihi.. Vol.
Tho followiii).; ileMciibod as now:
Microcdtrnodon.
l'.ira<loxo>'.on.
I'entacodon.
rrotochriacns.
I'rotozonodon.
T»rtraolaMiodoii.

wliiih havo Ihh'U reft!rre<l to that Groiij).
xi.iv, pi». 21)1-320. Philftdolphia, 18'J2. )
Oxy<'la'nidu'.
Tiiisodontidai.
Carcinodon.
Cla'iiodon.
EllipHodon.
Epichriacus.

Scott, W. B. Upper Eocino Lacustrine Formations of tlio TnittMl States. (Proc.
Am. As. Adv. Sci., Vol. xx.\\i, j). 217. Saloni, 188H.) Abstract. Notes on
the characteristics and stratigraphic se(iueneo of the fanna.
Scott, W. B., and H. F. Oshorn. Manniialia of the Uinta Formation. (Trans. Am.
Philosophical Hoe., V(d. x\i, i)p. I01-r)72. Philadelphia, 1890.) Koviewed in
American Geologist, vi, .')fi-57, 18(H).
Scudder, Samuel H. Brief Notes of a New Fossil Pntterlly. (Psyche. Vol. vi, p.
101. Cambridge, 1891.) liarharothea JlorisHuttti from Colorado, the Second
Libytheid known, so that now of the known fossil butterflies one-ninth are
Lihytheina' ; of livinj.' species one eight-hundredth belongs to the same family.
Scudder, Samuel H. Canadian Fossil Insects, i, Tertiary Ilemipteia of Uritisli
Columbia. (Cont. to Canadian Pal., Vol. u, pp. 5-26, pi. 1. Montreal, 1891.)
Th<! new species are : *

Ricania antiqnata. Stenolocris n. gen.

Cerecopita torpesceus. Stimolocris venosa,

Cercopis grandiscens. Ptysniaphora n. gen.

Stenecpliora n. gen. Ptysmaphera llecheri.

Stenecphora piinctualata. Palieoptysoma nov. gen.

Daweonites voter. Pfiheopiysraa venosa.

Reviewed in Neues .Tahrbnch, 424, 1892.
Scudder, Samuel H. Emery on the Origin of the Ant-fauna of Europe. (Psyche,
Vol. VI, p. 300. Cambridge, 1892.) An abstract of Emery's study of the ants
of Sicilian amber.
Scudder, Samuel H. Field Work of the U. S. Gef)logical .Survey. (Psycho, Vol.
VI, pp. 101,102. Cambridge, 1891.) Note the discovery of rich deposits of
fossil insects at White River and in the Roan Mountains in western Colorado.
Scudder, Samuel H. Fossil Butterflies. (Butterflies of New England, Vol. i, pp.
756-760. Cambridge, 1889.) A general account of a few species known in
Europe and America.
Scudder, Samuel H. Fossil Butterliics of Florissant. (U. S. (ieol. Sur., Eighth
Ann. Rep., pp. 4S3-474, 2 plates. Washington, 1890.) Descriptions and illus-
trations of the following seven species with an appendix on a living African
Libythea:

Prodryas Scudder.
Prodryas persephone Scudder.
Jupiteria, gen. nov.
Jupiteria charon, sp. nov.
Lithopsyche, gen. nov.

Lithopsycbe styx, sp. nov.
Nymphalites obscurum, sp. nov.
Apauthesis, gen. nov.
Apanthesis leuce, sp. nov.
Prolibythea (Libythea), gen. nov.

Reviewed in Nature, Xiii, 18, 1890; also Am. Geologist, vi, 197, 1890.
Scudder, Samuel H. Fossil Insect Localities in the Rocky Mountain Region.
(Psyche, Vol. V, p. 362. Cambridge, 1890.) The relative abundance of indi-
viduals in the orders of insects, .and especially in the Hymenoptera and Cole-
optera, is shown to be very hi. ferent at Florissant from what it is at the other
localities, while the latter are similar to one another.

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Scudder, Samuel H. Fossil Iimocts. (I'sychi', vr, p. lis. {!uiiil)ri(l)j;<', isni.) i|jj.j
roniurks on pliiiit li<"»', from rhtriMsiint. a I'soi'id, Iroiii \Vhit« ICivor, lol. ■^^.^
Barbarothea.

Scudder, Samuel H. FoHsil Insin-ts of North Amt'ricn, with Notes on Somo i;„f„.
pean Hpocics. (Two vols., f. Now York, 1890. ) A collection oC Hi,, mi, ||„|,^
()uarto (mhlicationHon fossil insects. The separate volumes have iii(l(|)(.ii,i|,,|,j
title-pagos. Reviewed in Am. Geologist, viii, 5-', ul^, 18!M ; Am. .lour. Sn
(3), XM, 330, 1891 ; also Nenos .Iahrl)nch. 582, lSi»2.

Soudder, Samuel H. Index to the Known Fossil Insects of the World, iinliiilin,,!
Myriapods ami Arachnids. (Unl. U. S. (ieol. Snr., No. 71, 741 ]»]), Wjsliim.f
ton, 1891.) A complete index t<» iill known fossil species, h'eviewed injVin
Geologist, IX, 26(5, 1892; also Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xi.ii, 510, 1891.

Soudder, Samuel H. Interesting Paleozoic Cockroach Fanna at Richmond, Ohio
(Proc. Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Vol. xxtv, pj*. 15-."»3. Bostcm, 1889.) lVsni|,.|
tion of eight new species of Etoblivttina. Reviewed in Am. .Jour. Sci,, i;i ,
XXXVII, 235, 1889; also Nenes .Tahrbuch, 357, 1891.

Soudder, Samuel H. Lower Silurian Insects from Sweden. (Psyche, Vol. vi.ti
365. Cambridge, 1892. ) Notic«< of Newberry's discovi-ry of Proto<'imex .silji ns

Scudder, Samuel H. New Carboniferous Myriapoda from Illinois. (Mem. Ito.sidi,!
Soc. Nat. Hist., Vol. iv, pp. 417-412, 5 plates. Boston, 1890.) Sixteen spiviiit
and throe genera described, besides notes on live species jiroviously kiuiwn,
This forms pages 3i*3-418, pis. 2.5-30, of Fossil Insiicts of North Aincria,!
Vol.1. Reviewed in Neues .lahrbuch, 585, 1892; also in Am. .Jour. Sci,, (3,
XM, 72, 1891.

Scudder, Samuel H. New Types of Cockroaches from the Carboniferous dopnsit<|
of the United States. (Mem. Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Vol. iv, pp. 401-ll,"i
plates. Boston, 1890.) Ten si)ocie8 and two genera are descrilte-l. 11
paper forms jtagcs 377-391 and plates 23-21 of the Fossil Insects of North I
America, Vol. I. Reviewed in Neues Jahrbuch.. 584, 585, 1892; also in Am., lour.
Sci., (3), XLi, 72, 1891.

Scudder, Samuel H. Physiognomy of the American Terti.'iry Hemiptera, (I'rnr,
Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., Vol. xxiv, i»p. 5()2-.579. Bostcm, 1890.) This ])»])vj\
sets forth the proportional uuuibor of speci<>s in each of the families and cmii'
pares them with those now living in Anu>rira and from the F.nroix'au Tcrlin-
ries. The Fauna of the Western Tertiary are showti to bear delinite rclalioinj
to tlittt now existing in the region, but to have distinct typical allinitics, Tlu>|
total number of species is 2G6.

Soudder, Samuel H. Pro-Tertiary Insects of North Auuuica, including ('riiio,il|
Rennirks and Descriptions of Some Knroiiean Forms. (One volume, I , K I
pp., 35 plates. New York, 1890.) This forms Vol. i, of the Fossil liiscitiil
of North America, and includes all the author's papers on the older t\)m\ |
insects, )>ublishcd in quarto between 1800 and 185K), together with a limil
chapter, i»p. 449-457, not elsewhere publi.slioil. This chapter is entitled: llili-
liographical Note on American Literature Treating or<)Ider Fossil Insects.

Soudder, SamuelH. Prothoracic Wings. (Psyche, Vol. vi, i)p. 31, 32, Caniliiidj;!',
1891.) Notice of Brongniart'a ]»aper describing Carboniferous insects witli|
wing-like prothoracic apjiendages.

Scudder, Samuel H. Remains of Coleo])tera in the Interglacial Clays of Scnrlmrn,
Ontario. (Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., Vol. xxiv, pp. 467,4(>8. Boston, ISlHli
Elytra of 32 8i>ecios have been discovered, mostly Carabida^ and Stajdiyliiiiib'.
All are extinct, but resenible insects of the same regi(m.

Soudder, Samuel H. Tertiary Insects of North America. (IT. S'. (Jeol. and Ooot
Snr. Terr., Vol. xiii, 734 pp., 28 plates. Washington, 1890.) Treiitn mi|
full of the Myriopoda, Arachnida, and lower orders of tlie Hexopoda from ;
American Tertiary deposits, while in th<( Coleoptera, Diptort*, and Hynu'inipl

'«t!i

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rrOLOOY. |H,u.,;,»,vB'l lUIUJOGKAPIIV OV NORTH AMKRICAN PALEONTOLOQY. 189

lll>n.lK«<, 1S!I|.) l;ji^||

'liito Rivor, (•„!, .^

Notes on Soum" i;,ir„ I
pctioii of fli,> iiiitli.irJ

IICH Jiiiv.- in.lri, i,,J

H!»l; Am. .I,,,,,.. s,.i

Hio World, itir||i,ij„J

I, 741 1>1., \\;|slii„J

s. Kovi((\v(Ml iii^^iii'
1», tHitl.

lit RicluiuiiKl, Oliio I
t<m, 18)!l!».) 1),.,,,|J
I Am. .Jour. s,!.. i;{i

(IXvcho, \ol. VI,,, I
rrrotocimex .silinh,!
iiois. (Mem. li()st,„ij
iH). ) Sixti<(Mi sppiii
n l)roviously kiKiwn.j
i of Nortli AineriiM,]

Am. .loiir. iSci., (:ij

rboniferoMs deposJH
tl. IV, pp. .101-li:,,:)j
TO «l«>s('rilM'(i. Thisl
lil IiiNocts of Nimlij
tl.'; also ill Aiii.,loiir,!

Ifomipforii. (rrnoj
1X90.) Tliifl |.;i|.,.r|

lo fiuiiilioH !i 11(1(11111.

o Eiirojicaii Tcrlia-
r (lotinito r(>liitiiiii«|
(■ill JilliniticM. Till' I

iuclmliiifr Criiicnl

>n« v<iliim<', I , IVil

the FoHsil liisci'td

)n tlio older (ossil |

other with ,i lii

r is ontitied: l!iii-i

Fossil luNects.

ti,:«. c;iiiiiiiri(i,!.'i\|

irons insects \v:i

cudder, Samuel H. — Continned.

I(>rii (lul.v the spoeies t'onnd elsewhere than at FlorisHant are dnsoribed. It
iiirlinh'N besides the Myriopoda, 'M ot Araehnida, (50 ol'Noiiroptorn, 30 of Orthop-
tor!i,l.'(U)of Iloniiptera. 112 tif Coleopteia, 71> of Diptera, 1 of LeiU(h)ptera, and
2.Tof Hymenoptera; in all, 612 sju'eies aro displayed in a tabnlar view at the
end. A few notes are jjfiven on allied Kiiroi>eau species with special additional
jiii^'cs. This work forms the second volume of the nnthor's Fossil Insects of
North America. Reviewed in Am. .lour. Sci., (3), xli.T)!?, ISltl ; also in Nones
.lnhrbnch, 582-.W1, 1892.
Jeudder, Samuel H. Tertiary Rh vncliophora of North America. (Proc. Hosttm
Soc. ^at. Hist., Vol. xxv, pp. ;?70-:iS(5. Boston 1802.) This sets forth the
jjcneral resnlts reached by a study of l\)',\ species found in onr western Tertia-
rics, representing 0."> jmenora, ;(() triltcs or subfamilies, and t> of the 10 known
fiiniilies; more than one-half are Cnrcnlioniihe and nearly one-fourth Otio-
rliynchitida". The KMiynchitidje are relatively live timcB as numerous as at
present and inclndo an extinct subfamily which has 2 tribes, 7 genera, and 13
8i>ecies. Under thetitleof the l.acnstine fauna the Florissant species are dis-
tin;;iiished from the (losinto fauna and tho.se of all other localities which have
many species in common which the I.acnstine fauna is totally distinct.
cudder, Samuel H. Work of a Decadti upon Fossil Insects, 1880-1880. (Psyche,
Vol. v, pp. 287-205. Cambridge, 1800.) .V review of t\w advance which has
been made during the previous ten years, directing attention t«) the more
iin]u>rtant or interesting papers.

ISea-Lizards, Mosassatiridic, Characters and Systematic Position. Q. Baur. (Sci«*nce,

XVI, 262. 1800.)
iection, Geological, at Todd's Fork, Ohio. A. F. Foerstc. (American (ieologist,

II, n2-ll0. 1888.) Oeenrrenco of characteristic fossils noted.
Jections of Fossils. A. F. Foerste. (Science, xi, 22. 1888.)

ISections of Fossils. ,J. F. .Fames. (Seiene(<, xi, r>0. 1888.)

Isedalia Trilobitos. A. W. Vogdes. (Trans. St. Louis Acad. Sci., v, 615-618. 1802.)
Sedentary iiaiiits of Platyceras. C. R. Keyes. (Am. .lour. Sei.. (3), xxxvi,
L'fi!t-272. 1888.

[Sedentary Habits of Platyceras. ('. K. Keyes. (Proc. Iowa Acad. Sci., i, Pt. ii,
21. 1802.)
iedgwick and Mnrchisiou: Cambrian and Silurian. .1. ]>. Dana. ^Am. .lour.
Sci., (3), XXXIX, 1(57-180. 1800.) Incidental references to fossils.

[Beeley, H. G. Pelvis of Ornitho|)sis. ((^uart. .lour. (Jecd. Soc, London, Vol. xi.v,
11.301. London, 1880.) American forins mentioned.

[Seely, H. M., F/.ra Brainard and. Caleiicrons Formations in the ('hamplain
Valley. (Bnl. Am. Mns. Nat. Hist.. Vol. in, pp. 1-35. New York, 18)K).)
List of characttuistic fossils is given.

[Seely, H. M., F. Brainard ami. Calciferons Fdnnalion in Champlain Valley.
(Mill. (Jeol. Soc. America, i, .■)01-516. 18!t0.) Many references to fossils.

[Seely, H. M., Ezra Brainard and. Original Chazy K'ocks. (.\mericau (Jeologist,
II, 323-330. 1888.)

[Selwyn, Alfred R. C. Facts Relating to Ko/.oon Canadiuise. (Science, Vol. xi, p.
Ml). New York. 1888.) Notes sni>]dementa! to Sir Win. Dawson's pajier of
tlii> same title in the (iiMilogical Magazine.

[Selwyn, Alfred R. C. Now Facts relating to Fozoon Canadeiise. (Science, Vol.
XI. ]>. IIG. New York, 1888.) Comments on an article of the same title by .1.
\V. Dawson.

[Selwyn, Alfred R. C. Tracks of Organic Origin in Kocksof the Aniinikie (Jronp.
(Am. .lour. Sci.. (3), Vol. \xxix. pji. 115-117. New llav<yi, 1800.) The
Miinounceinent of tlie discovery by F. D. Ingall of Taonichnites, with a dis-
• iission of the tracks by (i. F. Matthew.

190 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY, [uiuiji.

Shakopee Limestone at Northfield, Miunesota, Cryptoi^oon Minnesoteusis. i„ w

Chaney, jr. (Bui. Minnesota Acad. Nat. Sci., in, 280-284. 1891.)
Shale, Fossiliferous Black, in the Triassic Formation of Connecticut. W. M. Davis

and S. W. Loper. (Bui. Geol. Soc. America, ii, 415-430. 1891.)
Shaler, N. S. Cambrian of Bristol County, Massachusetts. (Bui. Mus. Conip. Zool.,

Vol. XVI, No. 2. 1888.) Reviewed in Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xxxvii, 76-77, iHxy,
Shaler, N. S. Geology of Nantucket. (Bui. U. S. Geol. Sur., No. 53, 54 pp. Wash-

ington, 1889.) Contains a list of species from the deposits at Sankatj Head

including Pleistocene and Neocene forms.
Shaler, N. S. Occurrence of Fossils of Cretaceous Age on the Island of Marthas

Vineyard. (Bui. Mus. Comp. Zool., Harvard Coll., Vol. xvi, pp. 89-97. 1889.)

Following noted :

Camptoneches burlingtonensis Gadb. Exogyra ostricina? Lam.
Reviewed in Neues Jahrbuch, 305, 1890.
Shaler, N. 8., and August F. Foerste. Preliminary Description of North Attic.

borough Fossils. (Bui. Mus. Comp. Zool., Vol. xvi, No. 2, Geol. Ser., A'ol. ii,

pp. 21-41, 2 plates. Cambridge, 1888. ) The following Lower Cambrian lorms

are described from Miassachusetts :

;!'■'■

r!"!''

Obolella crassa, Hall, var.

Obolella?

Fordilla (troyensis var. ?)

Lamellibranch ?

Scenella reticulata Bill.

Stenotheca rugosa, var. pauper

var. nov.
Stenotheca rugosa, Aar. abrnpta

var. nov.
Stenotheca curvirostra var. nov.
Platyceras primtevum. Bill.
Pleurotomaria (Raphistoma) at-

tk'orensis sp. nov,

R. r

Hyolithes <]uadricostatus sp. nov.
Hyolithes communis var. emmousi Ford,
Hyolithes americanus Bill.
Hyolithes princeps Bill.
Hyolithes billingsi Walcott?
Hyolithellus micans Bill.
Salterella curvatus sp. nov.
Aristozoe (?).

Microdiscus bellimarginatus sp. nov.
Microdiscus lobatus, Hall.
Paradoxides walcotti, sp. nov.
Ptychoparia mucronatus sp. nov.
Ptychoparia attleborensis sp. nov.
'. Whitfield. (Bui. American Mus, Nat,

W. Upham. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3),

(American Geologist, vii, 335,

Shell, Inarticulate Brachiopodous.
Hi.st.,iii, 121, 122. 1890.)

Shells, Marine, Fragments in Till near Boston,
xxxvii, 359-372. 1889.)

Shenandoah Valley, Virginia, Mastodon Remains.
1891.)

Sherzer, Will H. Chart of Rugose Corals. (American Geologist, Vol. vii, pp,
273-301. Minneapolis, 1891.) The chart is preceded by a brief characteriza-
tion of larger groups. In the chart itself is a list of the genera with authors,
dates, and type species given ; also a comparative table of the principal fea-
tures of different structural parts, geological range and distribution.

Sherzer, Will. H. Further Corrections of "North American Geology and Tale-
ontology." (American Geologist, Vol. vi, pp. 59-61. Minneapolis, 1890) A
note of correction.

Sherzer, Will. H. New Characters of Diphyllum Sincoense (Bill) Rom. (Ameri-
can Geologist, Vol. i v, 9.3-95. Minneapolis, 1889. ) Recent notes on the species,

Sherzer, Will. H. Revision and Monograph of the Genus Chonophyllum. (Bui,
Geol. Soc. America, Vol. Ill, pp. 253-282, 1 plate. Rochester, 1892.) A careful
study of the generic characteristics of Chonophyllum and closely allied
genera, including their horizons and distribution. The following species arc
described:
Chonophyllum perfoliatuui Gold- Chonophyllum niagaronsc Mull,

fuss. Chonophyllum maguificum iiil-

Chonophyllum elongatum Ed- lings,

wards and Haime. Chonophyllum belli Billiiif^s,

OLOGY. [iiuu.i2,. ■keves] BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY. 191

Chonophyllnin vadnm Hull.
Choiiophylluni capax Iliill.
Chouophylluui pseiidohelianathoides ep.

nov.
Chonophylluiii green«i 8p. nov.

i sherzer, Will. H. — Continued.

Chonopbyllum ellipticum Hall

and Whitfield.
Chouophyllum ponderosuni Rom-

inger.
Chonopliyllum sedalieuse \Vhit«.

The following related genera are described :
Oinphyma. Cyiithophylliun.

rtycliophyllnm.
Rovievved in Am. Geologist, x, 66, 1892.
[ Shimek, B. Fossils of the Loess at Iowa City, Iowa. (American Geologist, Vol. i,
pp. 149-152. Minneapolis, 1888.) List of fossils found is given with notes on
the diii'ercnt species.
Shimek, B. Loess and its Fossils. (Bui. Lab. Nat. Hist. State Univ. Iowa, Vol. i,
pp. 200-214. Iowa City, 1890.) An annotated list of forms found, with notes
on the physical conditions indicated by them.
1 Shimek, B. Loess and its Fossils. (Bui. Lab. Nat. Hist. State Univ. Iowa, Vol. ii,
pp. 89-98. Iowa City, 1890.) A continuation of the author's paper of similar
title in Vol. i, pp. 200-214, of the same publication.
Shufeldt, R. W. Collection of Fossil Birds from the Equus Beds of Oregon.
(American Naturalist, Vol. xxv, pp. 359-362. Philadelphia, 1891.) A paper
read before the Biological Society of Washington, March 21, 1891.
Shufeldt, R. "W. Collection of Fossil Birds from Eciuus Beds of Oregon. (Proc.

Biol. Soc. Wash., Vol. vi, March. Washington, 1891.)
Shufeldt, R. W. Fossil Birds from the E(iuus Beds of Oregon. (American Nat-
uralisr. Vol. xxv, pp. 818-821. Philadelphia, 1891. ) An abstract of an extended
memoir, with an annotated list of species.
Shufeldt, R. W. Remarks upon Extinct Mammals. (American Field, Vol. xxxii,

Xo8, 17-22. New York, 1892.) A popular account.
Shufeldt, R. "W. Study of Fossil Avifauna of the Silver Lake Region, Oregon.
(Proc. Am. As. Adv. Sci., Vol. xi., p. 286. Salem, 1892.) Abstract. Notes on
various forms and. attention called to the characters of the fauna.
Shufeldt, R. "W. Tertiary Fossils of North American Birds. (The Auk, Vol. viii,

pp. 365-368. New York, 1892.) Reviewed in Natural Scionfce, i, 270, 1892.
Significance, Biological and Geological, of closelj' Similiar Fossil Forms. C. A.

White. (Proc. Am. As. Adv. Sci., xxxix, 239-243. 1891.)
Silicious Sponges from Trenton Formation of Ottawa. G. J. Hinde. (Can. Ilec.

Sci., Ill, 395-398. 1889.)
Silurian.

Asaphus Canalis, Conrad, Additional Notes. R. P. Whitfield. (Bui. Am. Mus.

Nat. Hist., II, No. 2, 64-65. 1889.)
Age of Cincinnati Anticlinal. A. F. Foerste. (American (Joologist, vii, 97-

109. 1891.) Occurrence of characteristic fossils noted.
Ago of Point Pleasant, Ohio, Beds. J. F. James. (Proc. Am. As. Adv. Sci.,

XL, 283-284. 1892.) References made to various species.
Anomalous Organisms which are concerned in the Formation of Some of the
Paleozoic Limestones. H. A. Nicholson. (Geological Magazine, Dec, iii, v,
15-24. 1888.)
Beecherella: New Genus of Lower Helderberg Ostracoda. K, O. Ulrich.

(American Geologist, viii, 197-204. 1891.)
Brachiopod from Trenton LJmestone. C. D. Waloott. (U. S. Nat. Mus

VII, 365-366. 1889.)
Brachiopoda from Trentcm and Hudson River Groups of Minnesota,

Proc,

Winchell and C. Schuchert. (American
Preliiuiuary description of new species.

Geologist, IX, 284-294.

N. H.
1891^.)

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W

192 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY.

['"•U..121.

0. K. nccplier

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Calciferous Formation in Champlaiu Valley. E. Brainard and H. M. Seely.

(Bui. Am. Mus. Nat. Hist., ill, 1-23. 1890.) Various species mentioned.
Cameratd Crinoids from Niagara Groiip, Two New Genera and Eight Now Spe-

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1892.)
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pt.i, 3-12. 1888.)
Correlation of Lower Silurian Horizons of Tennessee and the Ohio and Missis-
sippi Valleys with those of New York and Cauada. E. O. Ulrich. (American

Geologist, I, 100-110, 179-190, and 305-315. 1888.) Various species of fossils

referred to.
Correlation of Lower Silurian Horizons of Tennessee* and of Ohio and Missis-
sippi Valleys with those of New York and Canada. E. O. Ulrich. (American

Geologist, II, 39-44. 1888.)
Crinoid, Heterocriiius Subcrassus. D. T. D. Dyche.
Crinoidea from Niagara Limestone at St. Paul,

C. S. Beachler. (American Geologist, iv, 102-103.
Crinoidea of Lower Limestone at Lockport, N. Y.,

Species. E. N. S. Ringueberg. (Ann. New York Acad. Sci., v, 301. 1890.)
Crinoids from Niagara Group, Genus. S. A. Miller. (American Geologist, i, 263-

264. 1888.)
Crinoids, Termination of Coliuuus. D. T. D. Dyche. (American Geologist, x,

130. 18^2.)

(Science, xx, 66. 1892.
Decatur County, Indiana.
1889.)
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erican Geologist,

I Silurian— Coutiuui'd.

Criuoids, Two N«\v Genera and Ei^ht Species from Niagara Group. ('. WachB-

iimtli and F. Springer. (American Geologist, x, i;i5-144. 1«!)2.)
Crustacea, Bibliography of Palezoic from 1B88-I88y. A. W. Vogdcs. ( Mul. J. s.

(Jcol. Sur., No. 68, 177 pp. 1890.)
Crustacea from Lower Silurian of Tennessee, New Species with Remarks ou

Others not well Known. J. M. Satl'ord and A. W. Vogdes. (I'vov. Acad. Nat.

Sci.,Philadelphia,XLi, 166-168. 1889.)
Cryptozoon Minnesotcnsis in Shakopeo Limestone at Northfield, Minnesota. L.

W.Chaney, jr. (Bui. Minnesota .^cad. Nat. Sci.. in, 280-281. 1891.;
Cystidians of Jefterson Count.y, Indiana. G. C. Hubbard. ( I'roc. Indiana Acad.

Sci., 1, 67. 1891.) Incidental references to fossils.
Development of Some Silurian Brachiopoda. C". K. Beechei .uid .J. M. Clarke.

(Mem. N. Y. State Mus. Nat. Hist., i, 1-95. 1889. )
Explorations and Surveys in Portions of Nortliern New Brunswick and Adjacent

Areas in Quebec and Maine. L. W. Bailey and W. Mclnnes. ((Jeol. and Nat.

Hist. Sur. Canada, Ann. Rep. 1887, m. Part m, 527 pji. 1887.) ilention made of

different species.
Fauna of Rocks at Fort Cassin, Vermont, with Descriptions of New Species.

K. P. Whitfield, (Bui. Am. Mus. Nat. Hist., m, 26-39. 1890. )
Favositidie, Symmetrical Cell Develoitment. C. E. Beecher. (Trans. Connecticut

Acad. Arts and Sciences, vill, pt. ii, 215-219, 2 plates. 1892.)
Fish Remains in Lower Silurian Rocks. (American Geologist, vii, 208. 1891.)
Fish Remains in Lower Silurian Rocks. (Science, xvii, 107. 18111.)
Fish Remains, Oldest Known. (American Geologist, vii, .329-300. 1891.)
Fishresten in Untersilur, Anfflndnng. C. D. Walcott. (Neues Jahrbuch f. Min.,

Geol.u.Pal.,284. 189L)
Fishes, Paleozoic, of North America. .1. S. Newberry. (IJ. S. Geol. Sur., Mon.

XVI, 340 pp. 1889.)
Formations of Lower Silurian of Wisconsin and Minnesota (Jompared. F. W.

Sardeson. (Bui. Minnesota Acad. Nat, Sci., in, 319-326. 1891.) Incidental

references to fossils.
Fossils, Species and New Structural Parts. S, A.Miller and Charles Faber.

(.lour, Cincinnati Soc. Nat, Hist,, xv. 1892.)
Fossils Discovered within City liiinits of (Quebec. S. W. For<l. (Trans, New

York Acad. Sci., vii, 2-5. 1888.)
Fossils from Niagara Group of Western New York, E, N, S. h'ingueberg.

(Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila., xi,, 131-137, 1 plate. 1888.)
Fossils from Utica Formation at Point-a-Pic, Miirry iJiver. If. M. Ami. (Can-
adian Rec. Sci., iir, 101-106. 1888.)
Fossils in " Archajan " Rocks of Central Piedmont Virginia. X. H. Darton.

(Am. ,Iour. Sci., (3), xuv, 50-52. 1892.)
Fossils in Lower Taconic of Emmons. C. I). Walcott. (Proc. Am. As. Adv.

Sci., XXXVI, 212, 213. 1888.) Abstract.
Fossils of Littleton, New Hampshire. \l. Pumjtelly. (Am. Jonr. Sci., (3),

XXXV, 79, 80. 18H8.) Announcement of the discovery of Niagara fosf^ils ou

Parker mountain,
(•asteropoda, Paucispiral Opercula in (ruelph Formation of Ontario. .1. F.

Whiteaves. (Canadian Rec. Sci,, iv, 404-407, 1891,)
ticnus. New, from Niagara Group of Western Tennessee. C. Waclismuth and

F. Si)ringer. (Geol. Sur. Illinois, viii, 206-208. 1890.) One genus and one

species of crinoid described as new.
Geological Section at Todd's Fork, Ohio. A. F. Foersti-. (American Geologist,

II, 412-419. 1888.) Occurrence of characteristic fossils noted.
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Silurian — Coutiiiued.

Geology ami Paleontology, North American. S. A. Miller.

pp. Cincinnati. 1890.) New species described.
Geology of Dearborn Connty. A. .1. Bignoy. (Proc. Indiana Auud. Sci., i %_

67. 185)1.) Incidental references to fossils.
Geology of Mt. Stephens, British Columbia. R. G. McConnell. (American Geol-

ogist, III, 22-25. 1889.) Mention made of different species.
Geology of Portion of Province of Quebec. R. W. Ells. (Geol. and Nat, Hist

Sur. Canada, Ann. Rep. 1887, Part k, 114. 1888.) Mention made of diftef.

ent species.
Goniograptns Thureani, McCoy, from the Levis Formation of Canada. H. M

Ami. (Canadian Reo. Sci., 111,502, 503. 1889.)
Graptolites, Lower Silurian, from Northern Maine. W.W.Dodge. (Am, Jouf

Sci., (3), XL, 153-155. 1890.)
Hercynian (iuostion. J. M. Clarke. (Eighth Ann. Rep. State Geologist .New |

York, for 1889, 62-92. 1889.)
Hudson River Fossils of Jefferson County, Indiana. G. C. Hubbard. (Proc,

Indiana Acad. Sci., 1, 68. 1891.)
Ichthyic Fauna and its Mode of Occurrence. C. D. Walcott. (Bui. Geol. Soc. j

America, in, 153-172. 1891.)
Indiana, Rocks of Niagara Age. C. S. Beachler. (American Geologist, ix, 408

109. 1892.) Incidental references to fossils.
Invertebrates, Fossil. A. H. Worthen. (Geol. Sur. Illinois, viii, 71-154. 181)0,)

A number of species described as new from Iowa, Illinois, and Missouri.
Iowa, Collection of Fossils from Lower Maguesian Limestone. S. Calvin. (Ijui,

Lab. Nat. Hist. State Univ. Iowa, 1, 189-193. 1892.)
Kentucky Fossil Shells: A Monograph of the Fossil Shells of the Silurian and ]

Devonian Rocks of Kentucky. H. Nettleworth. (Kentucky Geol. Sur., Jlon.

1-245. 1889.)
Lamellibrauchiata, Chiefly i'roiu Miimesota Rocks. E. O. Ulrich. (Geol. and |

Nat. Hist. Sur. Minnesota, 19th Ann. Rep., 248. 1892.)
Lamellibrauchiata, New. E. (). lllrich. (American Geologist, v, 270-275,

1890.)
Lamellibrauchiata, New.

383-389. 1890.)
Lamellibranchiata, New. E. O. Ulrich.
Lichas, Two New Silurian Species. E. O. Ulrich.

272. 1892.)
Lingulasma: New Genus and Eight New Species of Lingula and Trematis. E, ]

O. Ulricb. (American Geologist, Hi, 377-391. 1889.)
Lingulasma: New Genus and Eight New Species of Lingula and Trematis. E, ]

O. Ulrich. (American Geologi.st, IV, 21-25. 1889.)
Magnesian, Lower, Tiimestone of Northeastern Iowa, Collection of Fossils. 8,

Calvin. (American Geologist, x, 144-148. 1892.)
Manitoba, Gasteropoda of Trenton Limestone, with Description o'f one New]

Species. J. F. Whiteavea. (Canadian Rec. Sci., v, 317-328. 1892.)
Maquoketa Shales and their Correlation with Cincinnati Group of Southwestern |

Ohio. J. F. James. (American Geologist, v, 335-356. 1890.)
Maquoketa Shales in Iowa. J. F. .Tames. (Proc. Am. As. Adv. Sci., xx.wiii,

250, 251. 1890.) Reference made to v.arious species.
Maryland, Fossils in Limestone of Frederick County. C. R. Keyes. (.lolim |

Hopkins Univ. Circulars, x, 32. 1890.)
Maryland Paleozoic Fossils. C. R. Keyes, (Johns Hopkins Uniyersity Circulars, I

XI, 28,29. 189L)

E. O. Ulrich. (American Geologist, vi, 173-181 and

(American Geologist, x, 96-104. 1892,)
(American Geologist, x, 271, 1

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Silurian— Continued.

Miiiucsota, Paleozoic Forination«. C. W. Hall and F. W. Sardoson. (Hul.Ceol.

Soc. America, iii, 331-368. 1892.) Incidental references to fossils.
Minnesota, Rauyo and Distribution of the Lower Silurian Fauna. K. W. Sar-

deson. (Bui. Minnesota Acad. Nat. Sci., iii, 326-343. 1892.)
Modiolopsis Oblonga. J. F. James. (American Geologist, vi, 67. 1890.)
Monticulipora, Coral and not a Polyzoan. J. F. James. (American (ieologist,

1.386-392. 1888.)
Mount Bob, Mount Ida or Snake Hill. T. W. Harris. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), 236-

238. 1892.)
New and liittle Known American Paleozoic Ostracoda. E. <). IJlricb. (.lour.

Cin. Soc. Nat. Hist., xiii, 1(U-137, 173-211. 1890-1891.)
New Locality of Lower Silurian Fossils in tlie Limestones of Columbia Co., New

York. I. P. BiBhop. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xxxix, 69, 70. 1890.)
Xdinenclatnre of Cincinnati Group Fossils. E. O. Ulricli. (American Geologist,

I, 333-33.5. 1888.)
Nomenclature of Some Cincinnati Group Fossils. J. F. James. (Ameriian Ge-
ologist, I, 333. 1888.)
Northwest Territory, Canada, Fossils Collected J)y Naturalists from University

of Iowa. S. Calvin. (Bui. Lab. Nat. Hist. State Univ. Iowa, ii, 163-165.

1892.)
Ontario, Paucispiral Opercula of Gasteropoda in the Guelph Formation. .1. F.

Whiteaves. (Canadian Rec. Sci., v, 404-407. 1891.)
Organisms of Silurian and Devonian Rocks in Soutliern New Brunswick. G. F.

Matthew. (Trans. Roy. Soc. Canada, vii. Sec. iv, 49-62. 1888.)
Original Chazy Rooks. E. Brainard and H. M. Seely. (American Ge<dogist,

I r, 323-330. 1888.) Mention made of ditterent species.
Orthoceratida* of Trenton Limestone of Winnipeg Basin. .1. F. Whiteaves.

(Trans. Roy. Soc. Canada, ix, Sec. iv, 77-90. 1891.)
Ostracoda, Devonian and Silurian from Nortli America, Franc*', and the Bos-

phorns. T.R.Jones. (Quart. Jour. Geol. Soc, London, xi.vi, i534-r)56. 18JK).)
Ostracoda from Pennsylvania. T.R.Jones. (American (Jeologist, vi, 337-342.

1889.)
Ostracoda, Lower Silurian; No. 1. p]. O. Ulrich. (American Geologist, x, 263-

270. 1892.)

Paleontology of Indiana. 8. A. Miller. (Geol. Siir. Indiana, 18th Ann. Rep.,
Paleontology, 79 pp. 1892. ) Advance sheets.

Paleontology of New York. J. Hall. (Nat. Hist. New York, Pal., \', Pt. ii, 278

pp. 1888.)
Paleozoic Fossils. A. F. Foerste. (Bnl. Sci. Lab., Dennison Univ., iii, pt. il,

117-136. 1888).
Paleozoic Ostracoda from Noith America, Wales, and Insland. T. R. Jones.

(Quart. Jour. Geol. Soc, London, xi.vi, 2-31. 1890. )
Pasceolns und Cyclocrinus. F. Rocmer. (Nones Jahrbuch f. Min., Ge<)l. u.

Pal., 74, 75. 1888).
Pennsylvania, Summary Description of Geology, Vol. i. J. P. Lesley. (Geol.

Snr. Pennsylvania, Final Rep. 1892.) Incidental references to fossils.
Quebec and Environs, Geology. H. M. Ami. (Bui. (Jeol. Soc. America, ii, 477-

502. 1891.) Incidental references to fossils.
(Juebec Group, stratigraphy. R. W. Ells. (Bui. Geol. Soc. America, i, 4.53-458.

1890. ) Incidental references to fossils.
Reconnaissance of Ouachita Mountain System in Indian Torriiory. R. T. Hill.

(Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xlii, 111-124. 1891.) Numerous references to fossils.
Relation between Genera Syringolites, Hinde, and Roemeria, Edward and Haime,

and the Genus Caliapora, Schliiter. H. A. Nicholson. (Geological Magazine,

Dec. iii, vi, 433-438. 1889.)

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Silurian — Continund.

Kovision ami Monograph of Goniw Chonophyllum. W. H. Sherzer. (Hul. (jeoi

Soo. America, iii, 253-282. 1892.)
KockH at St. Paul, Indiana, aud Vicsinity. C. S. Beaohler. (American Gcolo-

gist, VII, 178, 179. 1891.) NuinerouH referoncett to fossils.
Saint Potor Saudstont;, Fossils. F. W. Sardeson. (Bui. Minnesota Acnd. Nat.

Sci., Ill, 318-319. 1891.)
Saskatchewan, Fossils from Silurian Rocks of Southeastern Portion of the i)js.

trict, J. F. Whiteavcs. (Canadian Rec. Sci., iv, 293-303. 1891.)
Sceptroi)orii, Genus of Bryozoa with Remarks on Helopora (Hall) and other

Genera of that Type. E. O. Ulrich. (American Geologist, i, 228-2111. i,Sjj^,i
Scolithus, Studies in Prohleiuatic Organisms. J, F. .James. (Bui. Geol. i^oc.

America, in, 32-44. 1892.)
Sedgwick and Murchison: Camhrian and Silurian. .1. 1). Dana. (Am. .Jouj

Sci., (3), XXXIX, 167-180. 1890.) Incidental references to fossils.
Sedgwick and Murchison: Camhrian aud Silurian. J. D. Dana. (Nature, Vol,

XLi, 421-42.5. 1890.)
Species of Paleozoic Fossils. S.Calvin. (Bui. Lah. Nat. Hist. State Univ.

Iowa, I, 137-181. 1890.)
Sponges, American Paleozoic. E.O. Ulrich. (Geol. Sur. Illinois, vin, L'0!t-24i.

1890.) Description of new species.
Sponges from Beds of Quebec Group of Sir William Logan, at Little Metis, j,

W.Dawson. (Canadian Rec. Sci., iii, 429-430. 1889.)
Sponges from Little Metis, Province Quebec, Canada. .1. W. Dawson aud G.J,

Hinde. (Canadian Rec. Sci., iir, 49-68. 188'? ^
Sponges from Siluro-Cambrian at Little Metis

W.Dawson. (Trans. Roy. Soc. Canada, vii
Sponges from Trenton Formation of Ottawa.

Sci., Ill, 395-398. 1889.)
Sponges, Lower Siluri.an. E. O. Ulrich and O. Everett.

VIII, 255-282. 1890.) Description of new species.
Sponges, New Silurian. E. O. Ulrich. (American Geologist, iii, 233-248. 188[i,)
Sponges, species of Fossil from Little Metis, Province of Quebec, Canada,

J. W. Dawson and G. J. Hinde. (Peter Redpath Mus., McGill University,

49-68. 1888.)
Stratigraphy of Portion of Central Appalachian Virginia. N. H. Darton,

(American Geologist, x, 10-18. 1892.) Incidental references to fossils.
Tacouic Limestone, Western, Fossils in the Eastern Part of Dutchess Co., N V.

W. B. Dwight. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xxxix, 71. 1890. )
Taconic System of Emmons and Use of NameTaconic in Geologic Nomenclature.

C.D.Walcott. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), XXXV, 229-242. 1888.) Incidental refer-
ences to fossils.
Trenton Fish, Supposed. (American Geologist, viii, 178-180. 1891.;
Turrilepas in Utica Formation of Ottawa, Canada. H. Woodward. (Geological

Magazine, VI, 271-275. 1889.)
Upper Limit of the Lower Silurian at Madison, Indiana. G. C. Hubbard,

(Proc. Indiana Acad. Sci., i, 68-70. 1891.)
Utica Fossils from Rideau, Ottawa, Ont. H. M. Ami. (Trans. Ottawa Field

Naturalists' Club, ii, 165-169. 1888.)
Variation; with Special Reference to Certain Paleozoic Genera. J. F, James,

(American Naturalist, XXIII, 1071-1087. 1889.)
Vertebrate Fauna in Silurian (Ordovician) Strata. C. D. Walcott. (Bui. fieol,

Soc. America, III, 153-172. 1892.)
Silurian, Lower, Upper Limit, at Madison, Indiana. G. C. Hubbard. (Proc. Indi-
ana Acad. Sci., i, 68-70. 189L)

the Lower St. I^awrence. J,
CIV, 31-55. 1889.)
G. J. Hinde. (Canadian Kec,

(Gcol. Sur. Illinoij,

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Silver Lake of Oregon iiiul its Region. E. D. Copo. (Aniericnn Nuluralist, xxiii,

970-982. 1889.)
Silver L.iko Region, Oregon, Study of Fossil Avifauna. 1{. \V. Slmfnldt. (I'roc.

Am. As. Adv. Sci., XL, 286. 1892.) Abstract.
Simpson, George B. Descriptions of Now Spepies of I'ossils from Lower Ilolder-

borg*, Chemung and Waverly Groups found in the Collections of tluHu'o-

logical Survey of Penuaylvania. (Trans. Am. Philos. Soc, Vol. x vi, ])p. lliii-ltiO.

Pliiladolphia, 1888.) The following described aud figured as new :

col. Sur. Illinois,

Orthis pennsylvanica.
Ortliis subcircula.
Chonetes punctata.
Cyrtina triplicata.
Syringothyris angulata.
Syringothyris rauduUi.
Meristella incerta.
Rhyuchonella Irevis.
Rhynchonella medialis.
Rhyuchouolla striata.
Aviculopecten a>qualatn.
Lyriopecten leioptoroides.
Leptodesma parallelum.
Ptychopteria obsoleta.
Modiomorpha rigidula.

Modiol()])si8 subrhoniboidca.
Goniophora curvata.
Niu'ula Bubtrigona.
Nucula sinuosa.
Tellinomya cunoata.
Telliuonomya diminuens.
Platyccras breve.
Platyceras dorsale.
Platyceras in.pqnalo.
Platyceras striatiun.
Platyccras niitelliforme.
Platyceras variaus.
Acervnlaria «omnmnis.
Cladopora rectilineata.
Homalonotus trcntonensis.

Reviewed in Am. Geologist, vi, 122-123, 1890; alsoinNeues Jahrbucb, 561, 189^

Sirenia, Extinct. E.D. Cope. (American Naturalist, xxiv, 697-702. 1890.) (Jen.

eral account of the order.
Sirenian, Fossil, from California. O. (J.Marsli. (Aiu.,Tonr. Sci., (3), xxxv, 94-96.

1888.)
Skull and Hind Extremity of Pteranodon. S. W. Williston. (Anuiricau Naturalist,

XXV, 1124-1126. 1891.)
Skunnemunk Mountain, Osage County, New York, Geology. C. S. Prosser. (Trans-
New York Acad. Sci., xi, 132-149. 1892.) Fossils mentioned.
Snow, P. H. Logan County Nickel Mines. (Trans. Kansas Acad. Sci.. vol. xi, pp.
39-42. Topeka, 1889.) Incidental references to the occurrence of certain
Cretaceous fossils.
South Carolina.

Mastodon and Capybara of South Carolina. .T.Leidy. (Proc. Acid. Nat. Sci.,

Phila., XLii, 184-185. 1890.)
Tertiary Deposits of Cape Fear River Region. W. IJ. Clark. (Bui. (iecd. Soc.

America, I, 537-540. 1890.)
Tertiary Fauna of Florida. W. H. Dall. (Trans. Wagner Free Inst. Sci., Phila.,
Ill, 1-178. 1890.)
South Dakota.

liaculites Compressus, Say, Young. A. P. lirown. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci.,

Phila. , XLiii, 159-160. 1891 . )
BacnlitesCompressus, Say, Young. A. P. Brown. (The Nautilus, v, 19-21. 1891.)
Cretaceous Mammalia. O. C. Marsh. (Am. Jonr. Sci., (3), xxxvni, 80-81,

1889.)
Fishes, New Horizons of Fossil. E. I). Cope. (Proc. Am. As. Adv. Sci., xl,

285. 1892.) Abstract.
Fishes from South Dakota. E. D. Cope. (American Naturalist, xxv, 654-658.

1891.)
Horned Artiodactylo from Miocene. O. C. Marsli. (Am. Jour. Sci,, (3), xi.l,
81-82. 1891.)

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(IITJLU121.

K. D. Cope. (Proc. Am. As. Adv. Sci,, xi,, 285

(Am. Jour. Sci., (3), XMI, 265-2fi9. 1891.)
Cope. (Aiiiflrican NatiiraliHt, xxv, (uMi,-,))

Etouth Dakota— Continued.

New Horizon of FoHsiln I'MhIioh.

1892.)
Vertebrate ToHHilH. <). C. MarHli.
South Dakota, New FiHhoH. E. I).

1891.)
BouthvtreBt, Geology. R. T. Hill. (Amorinan Ooolojjiist, vii, SJMt-nTO. isni^

Occurrence of characteriHtic fosRils noted.
SouthixreBt, Lower Cretaceous and its Relations to Undorlyinj; imd Ovfrlyinij

Formations. C. A. White. (Am. .Tour. Sci., (3), xxxviii, 410-145. I'm.)

Koferonces made to various species.
SovTter, T. E. W., H. M. Ami and. Chazy Formations at Aylnier P. O. (Ottawa

Natnnilist, Vol. ii, pp. 11-15. Ottawa, 1888.)
Spatangolden Gattun<» aiis der Kreido von Texas, Mac.astor. ¥. Roemer. (Ncneg

Jahrbuch f. Min., Geol. n. Pal., 191-195. 1888.)
Species of Fossil Ceplialopods, Notes on Some. R. Hay. (Trans. Kans.in Acad.

Sci., XIII, 37-47. 1893.)
Species of Fossils from Silurian Rocks of Southeastern Portion of District of

Saskatchewan. J. F. Whiteaves. (Canadian Rec. Sci., iv, 293-303. 1H91.)
Species, Nature of Organic. J. Leidy. (Trans. Wagner Free Inst. Sci., n, 5i_-,3

1890.)
Specimen of Bison Latiformis from Florida. F.A.Lucas. (Proc. Biol. Soc Wash.

Mch., 1891.)
Sphserodoma ; Genus of Fossil Gasteropoda. C. R. Keyes. (Proc. Acad. Nat. 8ci,,

Phila., 303-309. 1889.)
Spicules Described by Billings in Connection with Structure of Archieocyatlins

Minganensis. G. J. Hinde. (Geological Magazine, (3), v. No. 2, 226-:'2!<.

1889.)
Spider, Fossil, Arthrolycosa Antiqua, Harger. C. E. Beecher. (Am. .Tour. Sci., (3)|

XXXVIII, 219-223. 1889.)
Spirifera and its Interrelations with Genera Spiriferina, Syringothyris, Cyrtia, and

Crytina. J.Hall. (Bui. Geol. Soc. America, i, 567,568. 1890.) Synopsis.
Spirifera from Devonian Strata of T<vva. S.Calvin. (Bal. Lab. Nat. Hist., State

Univ. Iowa, i, 165-167. 1892. )
Spirifera from Hamilton Group near Iowa City, Iowa. S.Calvin. (Bui. Lab. Nat.

Hist., State Univ. Iowa, i, 28, 29. 1888.)
Spirifera Parryana, Hall, Synonymy, Characters, and Distribution. S. Calvin,

(Bui. Lab. Nat. Hist., State Univ. Iowa, i, 19-28. 1888.)
Sponges.

ArchiBOcyatlms, Billings, and Other Genera Allied thereto or Associated tiiere-

with, from Cambrian Strata of North America, Spain, Sardinia, and Scotland,

J. G. Hinde. (Canadian Kcc. Sci., iii, 373-374. 1889. )
Archreocyathus, Billings, and Other Genera Allied to or Associated with it for

Cambrian Strata of North America, Spain, Sardinia, and Scotland. {}. J.

Hinde. (Quart. Jour. Geol. Soc, Loudon, XLV, 125-148. 1889.)
Brachiospongida) : A Memoir of a Group of Silurian Sponges. C. E. Beecher,

(Mem. Peabody Mus. Yale Univ., ii, 28 pp. 1889.)
Chert and Silicious Schists of Permo-Carboniferous Strata of Spitzenbergen and j

on Characters of Sponges which have been described by Dr. E. von Dnniijow-

ski. G. J. Hinde. (Geological Magazine, (3), v, 24. 1888.) Incidental refer-
ences.
Devonian Rocks of Islands, Shores or Immediate Vicinity of Lakes M-auitoba and |

Wiunepegosis. J. F. Whiteaves. (Geol. and Nat. Hist. Sur. Canada, Con

tributions to Canadian Paleontology, i, 255-360. 1892.)

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Adv. Sci., xi,,285.

, aOCWTO. ISfli.)

Sponges— Continued.

Devonian Rockt* of Mackenzie River Wm'm. J. V. WJiitoaves. ((it-ol. and Nat.
Hist. Snr. Canada, ContribiitiouH to Ciiuudiaii Paloontdloyy, Part iii, l!»9-2r):}.
18!)!.)

Explorations and Survpys in Portinnn of Northern New MrnnHwick and Adjacent
Areas in CJnobec and Maine. L. W. Hailey and W. Mclnius. (Gool. and Nat.
Hint. Sur. Canada, Ann. Rep. 1887, iii, I'art m, 527 pp. 1889.) Mention made
of the diiroront foMsils.

Exploration in Yukon and Mackenzie PaninH, N. W. T. R. G. McConnell. (Geo!,
and Nat. Hist. Sur. Canada, Ann. Rep. 1888-188!», iv, I'art u, IdU pp. 1891.)
Mention niade ofdifioreut speeies.

Fauna of Lower Cambrian or OlenellnH Zone. ('. ]). Walcott. (U. .•>*. (teol. Snr.,
Tenth Ann. Rep., 511-H.")8. 1890.)

Hamilton Formation of Ontario, with list of Speeies at Present Known from that
i'ormation and Province. J. F. Whiteaves. (Geol. and Nat. Hisl. Snr. Can-
ada, Contributions to (!anadian Paleontohigy, i, 9.')-125. 1889.)

History of Known Sponges in Relation to those of I'resent. H. J. Carter. (Ann.
and Magazine Nat. Hist., Ser. 6, iv, 280-290. 1889. )

Laiirentiau Rocks at St. .John, N. B., Occurrence of Sponges, (t. F. Matthew.
(Bui. Nat. Hist. Soc. New Brunswick, No. 9, 42-45. 1890.)

Metis Sponges, Province Quebec, Canada. J. W. Dawson andG..I. Hinde. (Cana-
dian Rec. Sci., in, 49-68. 1888.)

Bpongos, New Silurian. E. O. Ulrich. (American Geologist, in, 233-248. 1889.)

Pala'ospongia Prisca, Bornem, Eophyton, z.Th., Chnmdrites Antiguns, Haliser-
ites z. Th., und anhliche Gebilde. H. Rauil'. (Neues Jahrbuch f. Mia., Geol.
u. Pal., pp. 92-104. 1892.)

Paleozoic, American Sponges. E. O. Ulrich. ((ieol. Sur. Illinois, viii, 20!)-241.
1890.) Description of new species.

Quebec Group of Sir William Logan, Sponges at liittle Metis. J. W. Dawson.
(Canadian Rec. Sci., in, 429-430. 1892. )

Silurian Sponges. E. O. Ulrich and O. Everett. ^(leol. Sur. Illinois, viii, 2.53-282.
1890). Description of new species.

Species of Fossil Sponges from Little Metis, Province of Quebec, Canada. J.
AV. Dawson and G. J. Hinde. (Peter Redpath Mus., McGill Univ., 49-68. 1888.)

Spicules Described by Billings in Connection with Structure of Archa-ocyathus.
Miugauensis. G. J. Hinde. (Geological Magazine, (3), v. No. 2, 226-228. 1888. )

Sponges from Siluro-Cambrian at Little Metis, on the Lower St. Lawrence. J.
W. Dawson. (Trans. Roy. Soc. Canada, vii. Sec. iv, 31-55. 1889.)

Sponges of Devonian and Carboniferous Systems. E. O. Ulrich. (Geol. Sur.
Illinois, VIII, 243-251. 1890.) Description of new species.

Trenton Formation of Ottawa, Silicious Sponges. G. J. Hinde. ((^'anadian Rec.
Sci., Ill, 395-398. 1889.)
Sponges, American Paleozoic. E. O. Ulrich. (Geol. Sur. Illinois, viii, 209-241.

1890.) Description of new species.
Sponges in Relation to those of the Present, History of Known Fossil. H. J. Car-
ter. (Ann. and Mag. Nat. Hist., Ser. 6, iv, 280-290. 1889.) Incidental ref-
erences.
Sponges from Siluro-Cambrian at Little Metis, on St. Lawrence. J. W. Dawson.
(Trans. Roy. Soc. Canada, vii, Sec. iv, 31-35. 1889.) Includes notes on the
specimens by G. .1. Hinde.
Sponges of Devonian and Carboniferous Systems. E. O. Ulrich. (Geol. Sur. Illi-
nois, a'^iii, 243-251. 1890.) Description of new species.
Sponges, Preliminary Description of New Lower Silurian. E. O. Ulrich. (Amer-
ican Geologist, III, 233-248. 1889. )

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Springer, Frank, CharloH WacliHiuiith anil. DeHcription of Two New Genera and
Kiglit BpuoieH of Cuuieriite Criuoidu from the Niagara Group. (Anicriian
Geologist, Vol. x, pp. 135-UM. MiiiueapoliH, 1892.) St!« C. AVachsiiiiitli ami
Frank Springer.

Springer, Frank, ClmrleH Wachsnmth and. Now Genus from the Niagara (JnmiKjf
Wnsteru TenucHseo. (Geol. Sur. IllinoiH, Vol. vill, pp. 2()B-2()8. Spiiiigiieid
1890.) Hee Charles Wachsniiitii and Frank iSpringer, 1890.

Springer, Frank, Cliarlos Wacjiisnintii and. Now Spuciop «)f Crinoids and Hlastnid^
from the Kindorliook Group of the Lower Carboniferous Rocks at Lt- (Jrande
Iowa. (Go(d. Siir. IllinoiH, Vol. viii, pp. 155-205. tSprlnglield, l«iHi.)
C'harlcH Wachsmnth and Frank Springer, 1H90.

Springer, Frank, Charles Wachsmnth and. I'criHomic Plati-s of the Crinoids.
(Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila., Vol. XUI, pj). 345-H92. Phila., 1890.) See c\
Wachsmnth and F. SjnMnger, 1890.

Stages of (jrowth and Decline, Classitication, Development of Hrachiopoil.i, I'art

II. C. K. Beerlier. (Am. Jonr. Hci., (3), xuv, 13H, 134. 1892.)

Staked Plains of Texas, Ago. K. D. Cope. (American Naturalist, xxvi, p. 49. 18i)2,)

Stanley-Brow^n, .Fosopii. Bcrnardinite: Is it a Mineral oris it a FuugUH^ (Am,
Jour. Sci., (3), Vol. Xl.i, pp. 4(>-50. Now Haven, 1891.) Discussion of Bet-
nardinite and its probublo reference to J'ohiporous officinalis,

Stanton, T. W. Cretaceous and Tertiary Strata near Wilmington, N. C. (Ameri-
can Geologist, Vol. vii, pp. 333, 334. Minneapolis, 1891.) Notes on llie occur-
renco of Cretaceous and Tertiary forms, with a list of the Cretaceous sjiecb
found.

Stanton, T. W. Stratigrai)hic Position of Boar River Formation. (Aiii. ,Ionr,
Sci., (3), Vol. xi.lii, pp. 98-115. Now Haven, 1892.) Incidental refereneesto
various forms.

Staten Island, Natural Science Association. (American Naturalist, Vol. xxiii,|ip,
10.32-1037. 1889.) In the account of the proceedings of thesocietytlie anuouuce-
ment is nuidc! of the discovery of Cretacoons and Triassic fossils ou Staten
Island.

Staten Island, Paleontology of Cretaceous Formation. A.HoUick. (Trans. N.Y.
Acad. Sci., \i, 96-103. 1892.)

Staub, M. Interrelation of Contemporanoons Fossil Faunas and Floras; by C.A.
White : Am. Jour. Sci., 1887. Review. (Neues Jahrbuch, 135. 1892.)

Stegosaurus, Restoration. O. C. Marsh. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), XLii, 179-181. 1891,)

Steinmann, G. Bibliography of i'ormiuifera. Recent an<l Fossil, including Eoroou
and Receptaculites; by A. Woodward : Thirteenth Ann. Reji. Geol. and Nat,
Hist. Sur. Minnesota. Review. (Neues Jahrbuch, p. 360. 1888.)

Steinmann, O. Cheirocrinus and Calceocrinus, with Descriptions of three New
Generic Terms and one New Species; by E. O. Ulrich: Fourteenth Ann. Rep,
Geol. and Nat. Hist. Sur. Minnesota, 1886. Review. (Neues Jahrbuch, 476-17'.
1888.)

Steinmann, G. Elemente der Paleontologie. (Two volumes, 548 pp. Leipsic, 1889,)
Incidental references to American forms. Reviewed in American Geologist,

III, 401, 402 and v, 183, 184, 1890; olso Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xxxix, 240, 1890.
Steinmann, G. Foraminifera of Bowlder Clay taken from a Well Shaft 22 feet deep

in Meeker County, Central Minnesota; by A. Woodward and W. B. Thomas;

Thirteenth Ann. Rep. Geol. and Nat. Hist. Sur. Minnesota. Review. (Neueii

Jahrbuch, 360. 1888.)
Steinmann, G. Genua Archioocyathns of Billings ; by C. D. Walcott : Am. Jour. Sd.,

(3), XXXIV, 1887. Review. (Neues Jahrbuch, 329. 1888.)
Steinmann, G. New Generic Forms of Cretaceous MoUnsca and their Relation to

other Forms; by C. A. White: Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila., 1887. Keview.

(Neues Jahrbuch, 321-329. 1888.)

iichiopod,', I'lirt

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gteiiimann, O. New SjierieM of I'.msil SpoMneK JVoni Littlo M«tiH, Proviiwo of
giicbec, Canmla; by .1. VV. IJiiwmm and (J..I. Himl.-: p.-tor Itnlpiith Mus.tim
McCill Univ., Montreal 1888. Keview. (N«'IU'n .»iilirl.iirh. IL'H.X'U. 1H89.) '

Stelnmami, O. .Silnriuu IJryo/.oii witli Pieliniinury I)..s<ri|)tioii,s of Souio Now
Spei i»'H; by E. (). riridi: Thirteenth Ann. K.-p. (J.m»1, and Nut. IIiHt. Snr. .Min-
iH'Sotii. l?evieu'. (Ncuos Jahrbuch, 3.")2. IHHH.)

Stenotheca, Second Note. (J. F. Matthew. ((JiMdoj{i,..,| .MiiHuzinu. Dec iii \i '»i()
211. 1889.) • . ,- ,

Stephens, Mount, Canibriim Foasils, Northwest Territory of Canadii. CM, Wahott.

(Am. Jour. Hci., (;{),. \xxvi, l(ia-U»7. 1888.)
Stevenaon, John J. Chemung and CatHkill (Ujipi-r Devonian) on tiid i:iist.'iii .side

of the Api>!ila<'hian Basin. (American (Jcoloiri.st, Vol. ix, iiji. »(-;{;(. Mjmumpo-

lis. 1892.) Incidental reft rencoH to fossils.
Stevenson, John J. Chtunnng and Catskill (Upper Devonian) on Eastern Side of

the Appalachian Basin. (I'roc Am. As. Atlv. Sci., Vol. xi., jip. LM!»-2I7. Salem,

18!»2.) Vice-Presidential Address before Section E, beiny a discussion of the

Upper Devonian, with incidental references to fossils.
Storms on Adhesive Disk of Echonois. E. D. Coi>e. (American Naturalist, xxiii

254,255. 1889.)
StraparoUuB from Southeastern Iowa, Certain Forms. C. U. Keyes. (American

Geologist, V, 193-197. 1890.)
S'.ratigraphio Position of Bear IMvor Formation. T. W. Stanton. (Am. .lour. Sci.,

(3), XLiii, 98-116. 1892.)
Stratigraphlc Position of Olenellus Fauna in North America and Europe. (*. D.

Waloott. (Am. .lonr. Sci., (3), xxxvii, :t71-:iS»2. 1889.)
Stratigraphlc " Princiides" of the Adversaries of tli»^ Taconic. J. Marcou. (Amer-
ican CJe(do-,M8t, II, 10-23 and 67-88. 1888. )
Stratigraphical Succession of Cambrian Faunas of North Ara»4ica. C. 1). Walcott.

(Nature, xxxviii, 5.31. 1888.)
Stratigraphy of Carboniferous in Central Iowa. ('. II. Keyes. (IJuI. (Jool. Soc

America, ii, 277-292. 1891. ) Incidental references to fossils.
Stratigraphy of Portion of Central Appal.'ichian Vir-^inia. N. H. I»arton. (Ameri-
can Geologist, X, 10-18. 1892.) In<;idental references to fossils.
Stratigraphy of Quebec Group, R. W. Ells. (Mul. (ieol. Soc. America, i, 453-4,58.

1890.) Incidental references to fossils.
Strophostylus, Evolution. C.R. Keyes. (Proc. Iowa Acad. Sci., i. Pt. ii. 25. 1892.)
Strophoatylus, Naticoid Genus. C. It. Keyes. (American Naturalist, xxiv, 1111-

1117. 1890.)
Structure and Development of Visual Area in Trilobito, Phacops Uana, Green. .1.

M. Clarke. (Journal Morphology, ii, 2.53-270. 1888.)
Structure, Classification, and Arrangement of American Paleozoic Crinoids into

Families. S. A. Miller. (American Geologist, vi, 275-28(5 and 340-3.")7. 1890.)
Structure, Classification, and Arrangement of American Paleozoic Crinoids into

Families. S. A. Miller. (Indiana Dept. Geol. and Nat. Hist., Sixteenth Ann.

Rep. State Geologist for 1889, 302-326. 1889.)
Structure of Kansas Chalk. S. W. Williston. (Trans. Kansas Acid. Sci., xii, 100.

1890.) Various species of fossils referred to.
Structure of Pleisiosaurian Skull. S. W. Williston. (Science, xvi, 262. 1890.)
Structured PleisiosaurianSkulL S. W. Willistcm. (Seicnoe. xvi,290. 1890.)
Structure of Taxocrinns and Haplocrinus and Conseciueut Modifications in Classi-
fication of Crinoids. C. Wachsmuth and F. Springer. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci.,

Philadelphia, xl, 337-363. 1880.)
Structure, Study in Foot. A. Cary. (.Journal Morphology, vii, 305-316. 1892.)
Subcarboniferous Rocks of Indiana, Missouri, and Iowa, Ecliinodermata. S. A.

Miller and W. F. E. Gurley. (Indiana Dept. Gcol. and Nat. Hist., Sixteenth

Ann. Rep. State Geologist for 1888. .327-373. 1889. )

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Subcarboniferous Kocks of Indiana, MiHsonri, and Iowa, P^chinodermat.i.

Miller and W. F. E. Gurloy. (.lour. Cincinnati Soc. Nat. Hist., xiii,

April, 1890, Completed by tho authors, 60 pp. 1890. )
Subcarboniferous Series at Sedalia, Mo. F. A. Sampson. (Trans. Now York Aciu

Sci., VII, 246, 247. 1888.)
Subgenerlc Groups of Naticopsis. C.R. Keyes. (American (Jeologist, iv, l!);M9fi

1889.)
Succession of Cambrian Faunas in North America. V. D. Walcott. (Nature

XXXVIII, .551. 1888.)
Summary Description of Geology of Pennsylvania, Vol. i. .1. P. Lesley, (deol. Sur.

Pennsylvania, Final Rep., 720 pp. 1892. ) Incidental references to fossils.
Susquehanna to Potomsic, Cambrian Rocks of Pennsylvania and Maryland. CD

Walcott. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xliv, 469-482. 1892.) Various fossils coiisid-

ered.
S^ft Current River, Vertebrata. E. 1). Cope. (American Naturalist, xxiii. 028,

629. 1889.)
Sylabus of Lectures on Geology and Palamntology, iii, Pabeontology of Vertebrata,

E. D. Cope. (Pamphlet, 90 pp. 1891.)
Synonymy, Characters, and Distribution of Spiriftva Parryana, Hall. S. Calvin.

(Bui. Lab. Nat. Hist. State Univ. Iowa, i. No. 2, 19-28. 1888.)
Synopsis of American Carbonic Calyptranda-,. C. R. Keyes. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sn.,

Phila., 180, 181. 1890.)
Synopsis of Families of Vertebrata. E. D. Cope. (American Naturalist, xxiii,

849-877. 1889.)
Syringolites, Hinde, and Rci'meria, Edwards and Haime, and the genus Caliapora.

Schiilter, Relations between the Genera. H. A. Nicholson. (Geological Mag

azine, Dec. iii, vi, 43.3-438. 1889.)
Sjrringothyris, Winchell, and its American Species. C. Schuchert. (Ninth Ann,

Rep. State Geologist, New York, for 1889, 28-38. 1890.)
Systematic List of Fossils with Loc ilities. H. M. Ami. (Geological and Nat. Hist.

Sur. Canada, 116-120. 1890.)
Taconic of Eastern Newfoundland. J. P. Howley. (American Geologist, iv, 121-

125. 1889.) Numerous references to fossils.
Taconic of Emmons, Fossils. C. D. Walcott. (Proc. Am. As. Adv. Sci., xx\'i, 212,

213. 1888.)
Taconic of Europe and North America, Lower and Middle. .1. Marcou. (American

Geologist, VI, 78-102 and 221-233. 1890.) Incidental references to fossils.
Taconic, Paleontologic and Stratigraphic " Principles" of the Adversaries. .1. Mar-
cou. (American Geologist, ii, 10-23 and 67-88. 1888.)
Taconic System of Emmons and Use of Name Taconic in Geologic Nomenclature.

C. D. Walcott. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xxxv, 229-242. 1888.)
Taconic, Western, Limestone, Fossils in the Ei stern Part of Dutchess County, X.Y.

W. B. Dwight. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xxxix, 6. 1890.)
Tazocrinus and Haplocrinns, Ventral Structure antl Consequent Modification in

Classification of Crinoidea. C. Wachsmuth and F. Springer. (Proc. Acad,

Nat. Sci., Philadelphia, xi,, .337-363. \fW. '
Teeth in Mammals, Evoiuti<m of Pre-Molar. W. B. Scott. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci.,

Phila., x LI V, 405-444. 1892.)
Teleostomi, Non-Actinopterygian. E. D. Cope. (American Naturalist, 479-481.

1891.)
Tennessee.

Bones of Megalonyx not Before Known. .7. M. Saflford. (Proc. Am. As. Adv. Sci.,

1891, XL, 289. 1892.) Abstract.
Genus, New, from Niagara (iroup of Western Tennessee. Charles Warlisiimth

and Frank Springer. ((Jeol. Sur. Illinois, viii, 206-208. 1890.) Cue geuus

and one species of crinoid described as new.

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Naturalist, xxiii.

11. As. Adv. Sci.,

Tennessee— Continued.

Invertebraies, FossiL A. H. Worthen. (Geol.Sur. Illinois, viii, 71-15^1, 1890.)

A nun'ber of species described as new from the Paleozoic.
Mastodon Recently Found in Tennessee. S. W. McCallio. (Science, xx, 333.

1892.)
Megalonyx, Exhibition of Certain Bones not Before Known. .T. M. Safford.

(Am. As. Adv. Sci., xl, 289. 1891.)
Megalonyx Pelvis, and Other Bones from Big Bone Cave, Tennessee. J. M.

Sartord. (Bui. Geol. Soc. America, III, 121-123. 1892.)
Middleton Formation of Tennessee, Mississippi, and Alabama, with note on
Formation at La Grange, Tenn. J. M. Safford. (American Geologist, ix,
63, 64. 1892. ) Incidental references to fossils.
Niagara Group, Two New Genera and Eight Species of Camerate Criuoids. C.

Wachsmuth and F. Springer. (American Geologist, x, 135-144. 1S92.)
Silurian, Lower, Species of Fossil Crustacea from Tennessee, with Remarks on
(Ithers not well Known. .1. M. Safford and A. W. Vogdes. (Proe. Acad. Nat.
Sci., Phila., xu 1.06-168. 1889.)
Silurian Horis^ons, Correlation, of Tennessee and of Ohio and Mississippi Valleys,
with those of New York and Canada. E. O. Ulrich. (American Geologist, i,
100-110, 179-190, and 305-315. 1888.) Various species of fossils referred to.
Syringothyris, Winchell, and its American Species. C. Schuchert. (Ninth

Ann. Rep. State Geologist, New York, for 1389, 28-38. 1890.)
Trilobites, Genera and Species of North American Carboniferous. A. W. Vodges.
(Ann. N. Y. Acad. Sci., iv, 69-105. 1888.)
Terataspis Grandis, Hall, the Largest Known Trilobitc. J. M. Clarke. (Ttmth

Ann. Rep. State Geologist, New York, for 1890, 87-90. 1891.).
Terebellum in American Tertiaries. G. D. Harris. (American Geologist, v, 315.

1890.)
Tertiaries, Equivalences in Time of American Marine and Intracontinental. E. W.

Hilgard. (Science, ix, 535, 536. 1889.) Incidental references to fossils.
Tertiaries, Genus Terebellum. G.D.Harris. (American Geologist, v, 315. 1890.)
Tertiary and its Cretaceous Associates in the State of Maryland, Eocene. R. P.

Uhler. (Trans. Maryland Acad. Sci., 1, 11-32. 1888.)
Tertiary Fauna of Florida. W. H. Dall. (Trans. Wagner Free Inst. Sci., iii, 1-200.

1890.)
Tertiary Fossils of North American Birds. R. W. Shufeldt. (•The Auk, vrii, 365-

368. 1892.)
Tertiary Insects of North America. S. H. Scudder. (IT. S. Geol. Sur. Terr., xiii,

734 pp. 1890.)
Tertiary Notes upon Nebraska. F. W. Russell. (American Geologist, ix, 178-181.

1892.) incidental references to fossils.
Tertiary Strata, near Wilmington, N. C. T.W.Stanton. (American Geologist, vii,

333-334, 1891.) Occurrence of characteristic fossils noted.
Testudinata, Classification. G. Baur. (American Naturalist, xxiv, ,530-536. 1890.)

Allusions to various species of fossils.
Testudinata, with Notes on Evolution of the Pelvis in General. G. Baur. (Jour.
Morphology, All, 34.5-360. 1892. )

Texas,

Biological and Geological Significance of Closely Similar Fossil Forms. C. A.

White. (Proc. Am. As. Adv. Sci., XX XIX, 239-243. 1«91.)
Ciimbrian Fossils, Description of New Forms. C. D. Walcott. (Proc. U. S.

Nat. Mus. , XIII, 260-279. 18JW. )
Carboniferous Cephalopods. A.Hyatt. (Texas Geol. Sur., Second Ann. Rep.,

327-356. 1890.)

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Texas — Con tin ued .

Catalogue of Shell-Bearing Marine MoUnsks and Brachiopoda of Soutlienstern I

Coast of the United States. W. H. Dall. (Bui. U. S. Nat. Mus., No. 38, 221 jip.

1889.)
Check-List of Invertebrate Fossils from the Cretaceous Formations of Toxas,

R. T. Hill. (University of Texp..%, School of Geologj', Circulars, 16 pp. ish9.^ |
Classification of Dyas, Trias and .'ura in Northwest Texas. J. Marcou. (Amer I

ican Geologist, x, 369-377. 1892 ) Allusions to various species of fossils.
Comanche Series of Texas- Arkans ay Regi(»n. R. 1'. Hill. (Bui. Geol. Soc. Amer- ]

ica, II, 503-528. 1891.)
Concho County, Geological Survey. W. F. Cummins and O. Lerch. (American I

Geologist, V, 321-335. 1890.) Incidental references to fossils.
Contribution to Knowledge of Fauna of Blanco Beds of Texas. E, D. C'lipc

(Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila., xuv, 226-230. 1892.)
Cranial Characters of E<iuus Excelus. E. D. Cope. (Proc. Am. As. Adv. Sci., xi,,

285. 1892.)
Cretaceous Invertebrate Fossils of Texas, Annotated Check-List. R. T, Hill,

(Geol. Sur. Texas, Bui. No. 4, 57 pp. 1889. )
Cretaceous Limestones, Foraminiferal Origin, and the Sequence of Seiliiuents |

in North American Cretaceous. R. T. Hill. (American Geologist, vi, 174-171,

1889.)
Cretaceous of Southwest and its Relations to Underlying and Overlying Forma. I

rions. C. A. White. (Am. .lour. Sci., (3), xxxviii, 440-415. 1889.) Refer- 1

ences made to various species.
Eocene Fossils from Texas. T. H. Aldrich. (The Nautilns, iv, 25. 1890.)
Eocene Mollnsca of State of Texas. A. Heilprin. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila-
delphia, 393-406. 1890.)
Events in North America Cretaceous History Illustrated in Arkansas-Texas

Division of Southwestern Region of the United States. R. T. Hill, (Am.

Jour. Sci., (3), XXXVII, 282-289. 1889.) Incidental references to fossils.
Fishes, Characters of Paleozoic. H. D. Cope. (Proc. U. S. Nat. Hist., xiv, 447-

463. 1892.)
Geology of the Southwest. R.T.Hill. (American Geologist, vii, 366-370. 1S91.)

Occurrence of cliaracteristic fossils noted.
Glyptodon from Texas. E. D. Cope. (American Naturalist, xxii, 34,')-316.

1888.)
Hadrophyllum Aplatus. W. F. Cummins. (Texas Geol. Sur., Second Ann. Rep.,

.552. 1890.)
Hindeastrtea, New Generic Form of Cretaceous AstrseidiB. C. A. White. (Geo-
logical Magazine, V, 362-363. 1889.)
Hyaena and Other Cam ivora from Texas. E. D. Cope. (American Naturalist,

XXVI, 1028-1029. 1892.)
Hyaena and Other Carnivora item Texas. E. D. Cope. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci.,

Phila., XLiv, 326-327. 1892.)
Macraster, eiue nene Spataugoiden-Gattung aus der Kreide von Texas. F. Kit-

mer. (Nenes .Jahrbuch, f. Min., Geol. u. Pal., 191-195. 1888.)
Macraster Texanus. R.T.Hill. (American Naturalist, xxiii, 168. 1889.)
Paleozoic and Cretaceous Formations of Texas, Part-i. R. T. Hill. (University

of Texas, School of (Jeology, Circulars, 8 pp. 1889.)
Panhandle, in the Texas. E. U. Cope. (American CJeologist, X, 131-132. 1H!)2,)
Permian of Texas. C. A. White. (American Naturalist, xxii, 926. IW.)

Paleozoic and Mesozoic fossils couuningled.
Permian Formation of Texas. C.A.White. (American Naturalist, xxi 11, IW-

128. 1889.) List of species foi ud and descriptions of several as new.
Revision of Cretaceous Echinoi lea of North America. W. B. Clark. (Johns

Hopkins Univ. Circulars, No. 'J7, pp. 75-77. 1891.)

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I fgxas— Continued.

Skull of Eqiius Excelsus, Leidy, from the Eiiuus Beds of Texas. E. D. Cope.

(American Naturalist, xxv, 912-913. I'iK). )
Terebellum in American Tertiaries. G. I). Harris. (American Geologist, v, 315.

1890.)
Tertiary Fauua of Florida. W. H. Dall. (Trans. Wagner Free Inst. Sci., Phila.,

111,1-178. 1890.)
Texas, Mitchell County. G. C. Broadhoad. (American Geologist, ii, 433-436.

1888. ) Various species of fossils referred to.
Ueber Eine Haiifigheit Hippuriteuartiger Cliamiden ausgezichiiete Fauna rter
obi'rturonen von Texas; von Ferdinand Koemer. H. T. Hill. (Am. Jour. SvA.,
(3), XXVII, 318-319. 1889.)
Vertebrate Fauna of Equus Beds. E. D. Cope. (Americau Naturalist, xxrii,

160-168. 1889.)
Vertebrate Paleontology of Texas. E. D. Cope. (Proc. Am. I'hilos. Soc, xxx,
123-131. 1892.)
[Texas Permian and its Mesozoic Types of Fossils. C.A.White. (Bui. U. S. Geol.

Sur., No. 77, 51 pp. 1892.)
iThierreichs, Die Stiimme. M. Noumayer. (Vol. i, GOO pp. Vienna, 1889.) Incidental

references to, and tignres of, American fossils.
I Tiger, and other Quaternary Mammals of Florida, Sabre-Toothed. J. Leidy. (Proc.

Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila., xli, 29-31. 1890.)
JTiger from Loop Fork Tertiary of Kansas. F. VV. Cragiii. (Scienoe, xix, 17. 1892.)
iTill, Marine Shells and Fragments of Shells near Boston. W. Upham. (Am. Jour.

Sci., (3), xxxvii, 359-372. 1889.)
iToroBauruB Skull. O. C. Marsh. (Amer. Jour. Sci., (3), xmii, 81-84, 2 plates. 1892.)
I Tortoises, Little Known Americau Fossil. G. Baur. (Proc. Acad. Nat. .Sci., Phila-
delphia, xliii, 411-430. 1891.)
JTracks, Alga^, etc., in the Triassic of York County, I'a. A. Wanner. (Geol. Sur.

Pennsylvania, Ann. Rep. 1887, 21-25. 1889.)
[Tracks, Fossils in Trias of York County, Pa. A. Wanner. (Pro(!. Am. As. Adv. Sci.,

XL, 286. 1892.) Abstract.
[Tracks in Triassic of York County, Pa. A. Wanner. (Proc. Am. As. Adv. Sci.,

XXXVII, 186. 1889.) Abstract.
[Tracks of Invertebrate Animals in Paleozoic Rocks, and other Markings. J. W.

Dawson. (Quart. Jour. Geol. Soc, London, xlvii, 595-«Jl8. 1890.)
[ TranBmisaion of Acquired Characters, Paleontological Evidence. H. F. Osboi-u.

(American Naturalist, xx"i, 561-566. 1889.)
[Transmission of Acquired Characters, Paleontological Evidence. H. F. Osborn.

(Science, XV, 110-111. 1890.)
I Traquair, R. H. Devonian Fishes of Saumenac Bay and Campbelltowu, (Canada.
((Joological Magazine, Dec. iii. Vol. vii, pp. 15-22. London, 1890.)
Phaneropleura curtum Whit- Glyptolepis (luebcceusis, Whiteaves.

En8theiioi)teron fordii Whiteaves.
Clieirolopis canadensis Whiteaves.
Phlyctii'uius gen. nov.
Cephalaspis campbelltowncnsis Whit-
eaves.
Cephalaspis whiteavesi, sp. nov.
Gyracauthus incurvus, sp. nov.

eaves.

Botliriolepis canadensis Whit-
eaves.

Cephalaspis laticeps sj). nov.

AcanthoduH cocinnus Whiteaves.

Mesacanthus aflinis "Whiteaves.

Glyptolepis quebecensis Whit-

eaves.
Reviewed in Nones Jahrbuch, 438-439, 1890.
I Trematis, Lingulasma, New (Jouus and Eight New Species of Lingula. E. O. Clrich
(Americau Geologist, m, 377-391. 1889.)

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Trematis, Liugiila, Lingiilasiua, New Genus and Eight New Species. E. 0. Ulrich

(American Geologist, iv, 21-25. 1889.)
Trenton and Hudson River Groups of Minnesota, Descriptions of New Braehiopoda
N. H. Winchell, and C. Schuchert. (American Geologist, ix, 284-294. i^go )
Trenton Formation of Ottawa, 8ilicious Sponges. G. J. Hiude. (Canadian Ijic

Sci., Ill, 395-398. 1889.)
Trenton Limestone, Inarticulate Brachiopod. C. D. Walcott. (U. S. Nat. Jliis

Proc, XII, 265-366. 1889.)
Trenton Limestone of Manitoba, Gasteropoda with a Description of One New Species.

J. F. Whiteaves. (Canadian Rec. Sci., v, 317-328. 1893.)
Trenton Limestone of Winnepeg Basin, Orthoceratidie. J. F. Whiteaves. (Trans.

Roy. Soc. Canada, ix. Sec. iv, 77-90. 1891.)
Trias and Jura in Northwest Texas, Classification of Dyas. J. Marcou. (American

Geologist, X, 369-377. 1892.) Allusions to various species of fossils.
Trlasaic.

British Columbia, Fossils from Triassic Rocks. J. F. Whiteaves. (Geol. and
Nat. Hist. Sur. Canada, Contributions to Canadian Paleontology, i, 127-14)<,
■ 1889.)
Classification of Dyas, Trias, and Jura in Northwest Texas. J. Marcou. (Ameri-
can Geologist, 369-377. 1892.) Allusions to various species of fossils.
Connecticut, Fossiliferous Black Shale, Two Belts, in Triassic Formation, W,

M. Davis and S. W. Lopcr. (Bui. Gool. Soc. America, ii, 415-430. 1891.)
Cretaceous and Triaasic Fossils, Staten Island, New York. (American Niitnra'ist,
xxiii, 1032-1037. 1889.) Note of the Proc. Nat. Sci. Assoc, of Staten Islaml.
Dinosauria. O. C. Marsh. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), XLiii, 543-546. 1892.)
Dinosauria, Nev American. O. C. Marsh. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xxxvii, 331-336.

1889.)
Dinosauria, Triassic, New Genus. E. D. Cope. (American Naturalist, xxiii,

626. 1889.)
Explorations in Yukon and Mackenzie Basins, N. W. T. R. G. McConnell. (Geol.
and Nat. Hist. Sur. Canada, Ann. Rep. 1888-'89, iv, Pt. D, 163 pp. 1891.) Men-
tion made of different species.
Fishes and Fossil Plants of Triassic Rocks of New Jersey and Connecticut Val-
ley. J. S. Newberry. (II. S. Geol. Sur., Mon. xiv, 95 pp. 1888.)
Footprints from Connecticut Valley. M. M, Mitiver. (Proc. Am. As. Adv. Sci.,

XL, 286. 1892.) Abstract.
Footprints from Jura-Trias of New .Jersey. J. Eyerman. (Proc. Acad. Nat.

Sci., Philadelphia, xli, 32, 33. 1889. )
North American Mesozolo. C. A. White. (Science, xiv, 160-166. 1889.)
North American Mesozoic. C. A. White. (Proc. Am. As. Adv. Sci., xxx\ in, 205-

226. 1890.)
Tracks, Alga), etc., in the Triassic of York County, Pa.

Sur. Pennsylvania, Ann. Rep. 1887, 21-25. 1889.)
Tracks in the Triassic of York County, Pa. A. Wanner.

Sci., XXXVII, 186. 1889.)
Tracks, Fossil, in Trias of York County, Pa. A. Wanner

Sci., XL, 286. 1892.) Abstract.
TriaBsic Dinosauria. E. D. Cope. (American Naturalist, xxiii, 626. 1889.)
Triceratops Flabellatus, Marsh, Das Gehirn. R. Burkhardt. (Neues JiiUrbiich f,

Miu., Geol. u. Pal., 71, 72. 1892.)
Triceratops, Restoration. O. C. Marsh. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xli, 339-342. 1891.)
Trinacromerum, Observations. F. W. Cragiu. (American Geologist, viii, 171-174,

1891.)
Tritubercular Type, Evolution of Mammalian Molar Tooth to and from. H.F,

Osborn. (Brit. As. Adv. Sci., 1888, 660. 1889.)

A. Wanner. (Geo!.
(Proc. Am, As, Adv,
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Ifaturalist, xxiii,

Proo. Acad. Nat.

iUd from. H.F.

XrilobiteB.

Acidaspis, Notes on Genus. J. M. Clarko. (Tenth Ann. Kep, Stiito Geologist,

New York, 1890, 61-71. 1891. )
A.siiphus Canalis, Conrad, Additional Notes. R. P. Whittield. (Hul. Am. Mas.

Nat. Hist., u, No. 2, 64, 65. 1889.)
Additions and Corrections to Miller's North Anu'ricau Paleontology. ('. L. Her-

rick. (American Geologist, V, 253-25.5. 1890.)
Afi'iostus, North American Species. A. W. Vogdes. (American Geologist, ix,

377-396. 1892.)
Bibliography of Paleozoic Crustacea, from 1888-1889. A. W. Vogdes. ( Hul. U.S.

Geol. Sur., No. 63, 177 pp. 1890.)
Bronteus in Chemung Rocks of New York. .J. M. Clarke, (.'^tate Mas. Nat. Hist.

New York, 42ud Ann. Rep., 403-105. 1889.) Notes on its orcurrenco.
Bronteus in Chemung Rocks of New York. .1. ]M. Clarke. (Eighth Aun. Hop.

State Geologist, New York, for 1889, 57-60. 1889.)
Calciferous Formation in Champlain Valley. E. Brainard and H. M. Seoly.

(Bui. Am. Mus. Nat. Hist., iii, 1-23. 1890.) ^'arious species mentioned.
Calciferous Formation in Champlain Valley. E. Brainard and H. M. Seoly.

(Bui. Geol. Soc. America, i, 501-516. 1890.) Incidental rcfereucres to foH.sils.
Calciferous Sandrock of Lake Champlain, Imperfectly Known Fossils and

Descriptions qf Several Now Forms. R. P. Whittield. (Bui. Am. Mus. Nat.

Hist., II, 42, 43. 1889.)
Cambrian Fossils. G.F.Matthew. (American Geologist, viii, 287-291. 1891.)
Cambrian Fossils from Mount Stephens, Northwest Territory of Canada. V,. D.

Walcott. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), XXXVI, 163-167. 1888.)
Cambrian Fossils, Upper, Description of New Forms. C. D. Wiileott. (I'roc. U.

S.Nat. Mus., XIII, 266, 267. 1890.)
Cambrian, Middle, New Genera and Species of Fosnils. CD. Walcott. (Proc.

U. S. Nat. Mus., XI, 441-446. 1889.)
Cambrian Organisms in Acadia. G. F.Matthew. (Can. Ree. Sci., iii, 3Hli-387.

1889.)
Cambrian Rocks of Pennsylvania and Maryland from the Susquehanna to the

Potomac. C. D, Walcott. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xuv, 46{M82. 1892.) Vari-
ous fossils considered.
Cambrian Rocks of Virginia and Southern Appalachians. C. I). Walcott. (Am.

Jour. Sci., (3), XLIV, 52-57, 1892.) Various fossils considered.
Carboniferous Trilobites. A. W. Vogdes. (Trans. New York Acad. Sei., vii,

248-250. 1888.)
Classittcation of Trilobites as Influenced by Stratigraphical Relations, with

Outline of a New Grouping of these Forms. E. J. Chapman. (Trans. Roy.

Soc. Canada, vii. Sec. iv, 113-120. 1892.)
Corouura Aspectans (Conrad). J. M. Clarko. (Tenth Ann. Rep. State (Jeologist,

New York, for 1890, 79-83. 1891.)
Correlation Papers; Cambrian C. D. Walcott. (Bui. U. S. Geol. Sur., No. 81,

447 pp. 1891.)
Cuyahoga Shale and Problem of Ohio Waverly. C. I^. Herrick. (Bnl. Geol.

Soc. America, ii, 31-47. 1891.) Incidental references to fossils.
Devonian Rocks of Islands, Shores or Immediate Vicinity of Lakes Mnnitoba .and

Winnepegosis. J. F. Whiteaves. (Geol. and Nat. Hist. Sur. Canada, Con-
tributions to Canadian Paleontology, i, 255-360. 1892.)
Devonian Rocks of Mackenzie River Basin. J. F. \Vhife.ives. (Geol. and Nat.

Hist. Sur. Canada, Contributions to Cauadian Paleontology, Pt. iii, 199-253.

1891.)

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Trilobites— Continued .

Explorations and SurveyH in Portion of Nttrthcrn New Hrnnttwivk and Adjacent

Areas in Quebec and Maine. L. W. Hiiiley and W. Mclunes. (tieol. and Nut

Hist. Sur. Canada, Ann. Kep. 1^87, iii, Pt, M, 527 pp. 1889.) Mention m^i^,

of different species.
Explorations in Yukon and Mackenzie Jinsins, X. W. T. R. G. McCoinu'H

(Gool. and Nat. Hist. Sur. Canada, Ann. Kep, 1888-'89, iv, Pt. u, UVi pn,

1891.) Mention made of different 8i)e<'ies.
Fauna of Lower Cambrian or Olenellus Zone. C. 1). Waleott. (U. 8. Gcol.Sur.

Tentli Ann. Rep., 511-658. 1890.)
Fauna of Rocks of i-^ort Cassin, Vt., with Descriptions of New Si)ecies, 1{, |>.

Whitlield. ( Hul. Am. Mns. Nat. Hist., in, 26-39. 18t)0. )
Fauna of St. Johns Group, No. V. G.F.Matthew. (Trans. Ro.v. Soc. Canada

VIII, Sec. IV, 123-166. 1890.)
Fossils Discovered within the City Limits of Quebe<'. S. W. Ford. (Trans, Now

York Acad. Sei., vii, 2-5. 1888. )
Genera and. Species of North American Carboniferous 'J'rilobites. A. W. Vodges.

(Aun.N. Y.Acad. Sei., IV, 69-105. 1888.)
Geology and Paleontology, North American. S. A. Miller. (One volume, til l pp.

Cincinnati. 1890.) New species described.
Geology of Licking County, Ohio, Pt. iv, List of Waverly Fossils Continued.

C. L. Herrick. (Bui. Sei. Lab. Deunison Univ., iv, Pt. i, 11-60. 1888.)
Geology Portion of Province of Quebec. R. W. Ells. (Geol. and Nat. Hist. Sur.

Canada, Ann, Rep., Pt. K, 114. 1888.) Mention made of different species.
Hamilton Formation of Ontario, with List of Species at Present Known I'roni that

Formation and Province. J. F. Whiteaves. (Geol. and Nat. Hist. Sur. Canada,

Contributions to Canadian Paleontology, i, 95-125. 1889.)
Helderberg, Chemung, and Waverly Groups, Fossils found in the Collections (if

the Geological Survey of Pennsylvania. G.B.Simpson. (Trans. Am. riiihw,

Soc, XV, 435-460. 1888.)
" Horcyn-Frage " and. Helderberg Limestones in Nortli America. J. M. Clariie.

(American Geologist, vii, 109-113. 1891.)
Illustrations of St. John's Grou]>, No. vi. (}, ]•'. Matthew. (Trans. Koy. .Sue,

Canada, ix, Sec, iv, 33-65, 1891.)
Lichas, Two New Silurian Species. E. O. Ulrich, (American (jeologist, x, 271,

272. 1892.)
Minnesota, Liugula and Paradoxi<les in Red Quartzites. N. H. Winchell. (Hal,

Minnesota Acad. Nat. Sei., iii, 103-105. 1889.)
New Lower Oriskany Fauna in C<»lumbia County, New York. J. M. Clarke.

(Am. Jour. Sei., (3), xuv, 410-414. 1892.)
Olenellus Fauna, Stratigraphic Position, in North America and Euroi»c. C. P,

Waleott. (Am. Jour. Sei., (3), xxxvii, 374-392. 1889.)
Olenellus Zone of North America, Descriptive Notes of New Genera, and .Species

from Lower Cambrian. V,. D. Waleott. (Proc, U. S. Nat. Mus., xii, 33-1(5. 181)0.)
Paleontological Notes from Indianapolis. E. W. Claypole. (American Goolo-

gist, VI, 255-260. 1890.)
Paleontology of New York. .1. Hall and J. M. Clarke. (Nat. Hist. New York,

Pal., VII, 236 pp. 1888.)
Paleozoic Fossils. A. F. Foerste. (Bui. Sei. Lab. Dennison Univ., ni, pt. ii, 117-

136. 1888.)
Phyllocarid Crustacea from Middle Cambrian of Mount Stephens, British Colum-
bia. J. F. Whiteaves. (Canadian Reo. Sei., v, 205-208. 1891.)
Preliminary Description of Nortli Attleborough Fossils. N. S. Shaler and A. F.

Foerste. (Bui. Mus. Comp. Zool., xvi, No. 2, Geol. Ser, ii, 27-41. 1888.)
Progressof Geological Investigations in New Brunswick. L. W. Bailey. (Trans.

Roy. Soo. Canada, vii, See. iv, 2-14. 1889.) Incidental references to fossila.

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ic«s to fossiU-

Trilobites — C'ontiuned.

I'rotolenus, Gcnns of Canibriaii Trilobit<>8. (}. F. Mattluiw. (Hul. Nat. Hist.

Soc, New BriiuHwick, No. 10, :U-:i7, ISn'J.)
rHaramiclinitos an«l Early Trilobitos of v'iamlniaii Rocks iti Eaattsrn (Canada. G.

F.Matthew. (Amorican Geologist, ii, 1-9. 188K.)
Kelations Botweon the Geology of EaaliTii Maine and Xew Hrnnsw'ck. L. W.
Hailey. (Trans. Roy. Soc. Canadii, vii, Soc. iv, 57-458. 1889.) Allusions to
various species of fossils.
Silurian of Tonuessei>, Lower, Now Specios of Fossil Crustacoa, witli remarks on
others not well known. .). M. Safford and A. W. Vogiles. (Proc. Acad. Nat.
Sci., Piiiladelphia, xi.i, 166-188. 1889.)
Silurian R(»cks of Southeastern Portion of District of Saskatchewan, Four New
Species of Fossils. J. F. Whitoaves. (Canadian Kec. Sci.,iv,l.'!):>-30;?. 1891.)
Silurian Strata near Pcu<d)seot Hay, Maine. W. W. Dodge, and C. K. Beecher.

(Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xliii, 412-418. 1892.)
Sedalia Trilobites. A. W. Vogdes. (Trans. St. Louis Acad. Sci., v, 61.">-618.

1892.)
laconic, Lower and Middle of Europe and North Anieri<^a. .1. Marcou. (Amer-
ican (ieologist, VI, 78-102 au«l 221-233. 1890.) luciil.-ntal reforences to fos-
sils.
laconic of J^astern Newfoundland. .1. P. Howley. (Auicri<ran Geologist, iv,

121-125. 1889. ) Nuinerotis references to fossils.
Terataspis Grandis, Hall, the largest known Trilobite. ,1. M. Clarke. (Tenth

Ann. Rep. State Geologist, New York, for 1890, 87-90. 1891.)
Visual Area in Trilobite, Phacops Rana, Green, Structure and Development.

J. M. Clarke. (Jonrnal Morphology, ii, 253-270. 1888.)
Wappiuger Valley Limestone and other Formations of Dutchess Co., N. Y. W.
B. Dwight. (Am. .lour. Sci., (3), xxxviii, 139-153. 1889.) Various fossils
considered.
Vv^averly Group in Ohio. C. L. Herrick. (American Geologist, in, 94-99. 1889.)
Mention made of ditferent specios.
I Trilobites, Classification of, "s inlluenced by Stratigraphieal Relations with Out-
line of a New Grouping of these Forms. E. J. Chapman. (Trans. Roy. Soe.
Canada, xxv. Sec. iv, 113-120. 1889.)
Ilrilobites of Cambrian Rocks in Eastern Canada, Psamniiehuites. G. F. Matthew.

(American Geologist, ii, 1-9. 1888.)
I Trilobites, New Species of Carboniferous. A. W. ^'ogdes. (Trans. Xew York

Acad. Sci., vii, 248-250. 1889.)
I Tubicolar Annelida, Genus iind Species. S. Calvin. (American Geologist, F, 21-28.

1888.)
|Tudor Specimen of Eozoon. .1. W. (Jregory. (Quart. .Four. (teol. Soc., London,
xi.vil, 348-355. 1891.) Concludes that the Tudor specimen ol Eozoon is not
organic.
iTylopoda, Osteology of Pcebrotherium, ( ontributiou to the Phylogony. W. 15.

Scott. (Journal Morphology, V, 1-78. 1891.)
[Types, Different, of Devonian in North America. II. S. AVilliams. (Proc. Am.

As. Adv. Sci., XXXVI, 207, 208. 1888.) Abstract.
[Types Fossiles do I'fiocfeno du bassin de Paris r«?cennnent dt^ccmvertes en Anierique.

W. H. Dall. (Bui. Soc. Zool. do France, x\-, 97,98. 1890.)
[Types of Devonian System in North America. H. S. Williiuiis. (Am. Jour. Sci.,
(3), XXX v, 51-59. 1888.) Incidental rofereuees to fossils from various locali-
ties.
[Tyrrell, Joseph B. Foraminifora and Radiolaria from the Cretaceous of Manitoba.
(Trans. Roy. Soc. Canada, Vol. vm, Sec. iv, pi>. 111-115. Montreal. 18!K).)
Notes on the finding of Radiolaria, with a list of species. Reviewed ia
Neues Jahrbuch, 175, 176, 1892.
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Udden, J. A. Megalonyx Beds iu Kansas. (American Geologist, Vol. vn pp
340-345. Minneapolis, 1891.) A description of the occurrence, with aliittuf I
forms fonnd.

TTeber die tektonischen Verhiiltnisse der Kepnblik Moxiko. .7. Felix and liann
Lenk. (Zeitsch. der deutsch. geol. Gesell., Band xuv, Heft 2, pp. 303-324
1892.) Various species mvuMoned.

Ueber eine Hiiufigkeit hippuritenartiger Chainideu ausgezeichnete Fauna der ober-
turonen von Texas, von Ferdinand Roemer. H. T. Hill. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3)
XXXVII, 318-319. 1889.)

Ubler, P. H. Additions to Observations on the Cretaceous and Eocene Koiiuations
of Maryland. (Trans. Maryland Acad. Sci., Vol. i, pp. 45-72. Baltimore, 1892.)
A list of lifty species of Maryland Eocene moUusca is appended.

Uhler, P. H. Albirupean Studies. (Trans. Maryland Acad. Sci., Vol. i, j)p. 185-202.
Baltimore, 1888. ) Incidental references to fossils.

Uhler, P. H. Eocene Tertiary and its Cretaceous Associates in the State uf Mary-
land. (Trans. Maryland Acad. Sci., Vol, 1, pp. 11-32. Baltimore, 1888.)
Incidental references to fossils.

TJhler, P. H. Notes and Illustrations to Observations on the Cretaceous and Eocene
Formations of Maryland. (Trans. Maryland Acad. Sci., Vol. i, pp. 97-104.
Baltimore, 1888.)

Uhler, P. H. Study of Gay Head, Martha's Vineyard. (Trans. Maryland Acuid. .Sci.,
Vol. I, pp. 204-212. Baltimore, 1888.) Incidental references to fossilH.

Uinta Formation, Mammalia. H. F. Osboru and W. B. Scott. (Trans. Am. Philo.
sophical Soc, XVI, 461-572. 1890.)

Ulrich, E. O. American Paleozoic Sponges. (Geol. Sur. Illinois, Vol. viii, pp. 20i>- 1
241. Springfield, 1890.) The brief incidental remarks are followed by short
accounts of the nature of preservation and the general distribution of the.se
forms. The classification is alluded to. The family Authaspidcllidie isj
described as new and ita various structures figured. A tabular list and classi-
fication of the American Paleozoic species are given.

Ulrich, B. O. Beecherella : A uew Genus of Lower Helderberg Ostracoda. (Ameri-
can Geologist, Vol. viii, pp. 197-204, 1 plate. Minneapolis, 1891.) The follow-
ing new forms are figured and described from the Silurian of Albany Couuty,
New York :

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Beecherella.
Beecherella carinata.
Beecherella subtumida.
Beecherella subtumida, var. in-
t-^rmedia.

Ulrich, E. O. List of Bryozoans of the Waverly Group in Ohio, with Description of j
New Species. (Bui. Sci. Lab. Dennison Univ., Vol. iv, pt. i, pp. 62-92, 2 plates, f
Granville, 1888.) The following species are described:

Beecherella ovata.
Beecherella cristata.
Beecherella navicula.
Beecherella angularis.

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Fenestella lierrickana.

Fenestella luoeknua.

Fenestella albida, var. richfield-

ensis.
Fenestella foliata.
Fenestella subtioxuosa.
Fenestella cavernosa.
Polypora impressa.
Pinnatopora intermedia.
Pinnatopora simulatrix.
Pinnatopora curvata.
Pinnatopora subangulata.
Pinnatopora minor.

Taeniodictya iuterpolata.
Cystodictya zigzag.
Cystodictya simulans.
Cystodictya angusta.
Streblotrypa obliqna.
Streblotrypa hertzeri.
Streblotrypa amplexa.
Streblotrypa multiporatr ,
Streblotrypa striata.
Streblotorypa regularis.
Streblotrypa ( fLeioclema) denticulatn.
Rhombopora obioensis.

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giricb, B. O. Contributions to Micro- Paledlitology of the Cambro-Silurian Rocks
of Canada. (Geol. and Nat. Hist. Sur. Canada, Micro-Paloontolojjy, Part ii,
pp. 27-57, 2 plates. Montreal, 1889.) A study of tho Polyozoa and Ostracoda
from the Cambro-Silurian Rocks of Manitoba, with descriptions and tigurcs of
tho following species :

(Jouiotrypa bilateralis sp. nov,

Pacliydictya hexagonalis sp. nov.

Pachydictya magnipora sp. nov.

Ptilodictya whiteavesi sp. nov.

Arthroclema angiilare Ulrich.

Helopora harrisi James.

Sceptropora facula Ulrich.

Nematopora ( ?) sp. nov.

Phylloporina trentoneusis Nicholson.

Bythocypris cylindrica Hall.

Leperditia subcylindrica sp. nov.

Aparchites uiinutissinms Hall.

Aparchites unicornis Ulrich.

Priniitia lativia sp. nov.

Primitia( ?) (Beyrichia)parallela sp. nov.

Eurychilina gen. nov.

Eurychilina reticulata sp. nov.

Eurychilina manitobeusis sp. nov.

Strepula quadrilirata Hall &. Whit-
field.

Strepula lunatifera sp. nov.
al.)
Reviewed iu Am. Geologist, 5, 107, 1890; also Ottawa Naturalist, in, No. .3, 1889;
and Neues Jahrbuch, 334, 1890.
I Ulrich, B. O. Correlation of the Lower Silurian Horizons of Tennessee and the
Ohio and Mississippi Valleys with those of New York and Canada. (American
Geologist, Vol. i, pp. 100-110, 179-190, and 305-315. Minneapolis, 1888.)
Numerous references to fossils.
I Ulrich, E. O. Correlation of Lower Silurian Horizons of Tennessee and of the Ohio
and Mississippi Valleys with those of New York and Canada. (American
Geologist, Vol. li, pp. 39-44. Minneapolis, 1888.) A continuation of the
author's papers in American Geologist, Vol. i.
I Ulrich, B. O. Liugulasma: A New Genus and Eight New Species of Lingula and
Trematis. (American Geologist, Vol. ill, pp. 377-391. Minneapolis, 1889.)
The following described as new :

Proboscina auloporoides Nichol-
son.'

Proboscina frondosa Nicholson.

Monticulipora parastica, var.
plana, var. nov.

Monticulipora wetherbyi Ulrich.

Homotrypa sp. ?

Diplotrypa westoni sp. nov.

Batostoma mauitobense sp. nov.

Petigopora scabiosa sp. nov.

Batostomella gracilis Nichol-
son.

Bythopora striata sp. nov.

Monotrypella quadrata Romiu-
ger.

Fistulipora f laxata sp. nov.

Strictopora or Rhinidictya sp. ?

Dicranopora fragilis Billings.

Dicranopora emacerata Nichol-
son.

Goniotrypa gen. nov. (provision-

Lingula procteri.
Lingula bisulcata.
Lingula whitheldi.

Lingnla modesta.
Lingulasma.
Lingulasma schucherti.

I Ulrich, B. O. Lingulasma: New Genus and Eight New Species of Lingula ».nd
Trematis. (American Geologist, Vol. iv, pp. 21-25. Minneapolis, 1889.) The
following described as new :

Trematis fragilis. Trematis unibonata.-

Trematis crassipuncta. Trematis oblata.

|Ulrich, B. O. New and Little Known American Paleozoic Ostracoda. (Jour.
Cincinnati Soc. Nat. Hist., Vol. xiii, pp. 104-137 and 173-211, plates 7-18.
Cincinnati, 1890-1891.) The new species are:

Entomis madisonensis. Ctenobolbina ciliata, var. cnrta.

Pontocypris ( ? ) illinoisensis. Ctenobolbina ciliata, var. emaciata.

Ctenobolbina. Ctenobolbina alata.

Ctenobolbina ciliata Eminons. Ctenobolbina bispinosa.

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Ctenobolbinu tumida.

Tetradella.

Tetradella quadrilirata Hall aud

Whitfield.
Tetradella oculifora Hall.
Tetradella Bubquadrans.
BoUia perauloata Ulrich.
BoUia pnmila.
Depranclla.
Dejiranella ciaasinoda.
Depraiiolla nitida.
Dopranella macer.
Depranella ampla.
Depranella elungata.
Jonesella.

Jonesella cropidiforuiis Ulrich.
.Tonesella pedigera.
.Tonesella digitata.
Jonesella crassa.
Placentula miirglnata.
Placentula inomata.
Beyrichia (Primitiaf) parallola

Ulrich.
Eurychiliua subradiata.
Eurychiliuii longnln.

Enrycliilina irqnalia.

Eurychiliua obesa.

Eurychilina striatoinarginuta Miller.

Priiuitia centralis.

Primitia permiuinia.

Primitia inipresaa.

Primitia cincinnatioiiaia Miller.

Primitia nicdialis.

Primitia inilleri.

Primitia glabra.

Primitia nodosa.

Primitia nitida.

Primitia rudia.

Primitia ( f ) sculptilis.

Aparchites oblongua.

Leperditia flabulites Conrad.

Leperditia linneyi.

Leperditia tnmidula.

Leperditia appressa.

Isochilina subuodosa.

Isochilina aaffordi.

Isochilina ampla.

laochilina kentuckyenae.

Isochilina amiana.

Isochilina amiana, var. inaignia.

Eurychilina gr.anoaa.
Reviewed in Neues Jahrbuch, 257-259, 1892.

Ulrich, B. O. New Lamellibrauchiata. (American Geologist, Vol. V, pp. 270-275. 1
Minneapolis, 1890.) The following species described and figured as new from |
the Silurian:

Modiolopsis oblonga.
Modiolopsis subparallela.
Modiolopsis milleri.
Modiolopsis oviform is.
Modiolopsis aimulatrix.

XTlrich, B. O. Now Lamellibranchiata.
and 383-389. Minneapolis, 1890. )

Modiolopais pulchella.
Modiolopsis subtruncata.
Modiolopsis alata.
Modiolopsis parva.
Modiolopsis augustata.

(American Geologist, Vol. vr, pp. 17b-18l|
The following genera and species described I

and figured as now from the Silurian :

Ischyrodonta.
Ischyrodonta truncata.
lachyrodonta elongata.
Whitella.

Whitella obliquata.
Whitella ombonata.

Whitella compressa.
Whitella schofieldi Ulrich
Whitella truncata.
Whitella aubornata.
Cypricardites grandis.

Ulrich, B. O. New Lamellibranchiata. (American Geologist, Vol. x, pp. 96-104.
Minneapolis, 1892.) One genus and eight species described and iigurod nsl
new:

Cleionychia. Technophorns subacutus.

Cleionychia rhomboidea. . Technophorns divnricattis.

Cypricardites terminalis. Technophorns filistriatus.

Cypricardites oviformis. Tellinomya longa.
Cypricardites ? modestus.

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mrich, B. O. New Lower Silurian Laiuellihranchiata, Chielly from Minnesota
liocks. (Geol. an«l Nat. Hist. Sur. Minnesota, Nineteenth Ann. Rep., for 1K90,
pp. 211-248. MinneapoliH, 1892.) Tlie lollowing speci.-H described witli ii^'ureH
as new :

nrad.

Tellinoinya nitida sp. nov.
Tellinomya conipreHna sp. nov.
Tellinomya planodornataRp.nov.
Tellinomya intermedia an. nov.
Tellinomya Btibrotuuda sp. nov.
Tellinomya aimilis sp. nov.
Tellinomya rccurva sp. nov.
Technopborn8( ?) extenuatns sp.

nov.
Cleidophorus consuetiis sp. nov.
Modiolopsis plana Hall.
Modiolopsis siniilia sp. nov.
Modiolopsis subelliptica sp. nov
Modiolopsis concava sp. nov.
Orthodeama minnesotense sp.

nov.

Cypricnrditea Niirdesoni hji. nov.
Cypricardites obtusifrons sj). nov.
Cypricardites glabellas sp. nov.
Cypricardites cingiilata sp. nov.
Cypricardites germaniis sj». nov.
Cypricardites tcnellns sp. nov.
Cypricardites nanus sp. nov.
Cypricardites haynianus (?) Saflord.
Mutheria rugosa sp. nov.
Ischyrodonta ovalis sp. nov.
Pletliocardia gen. nov.
Plethocardia umbonatu, sp. nov.
Pletliocardia auberecta sp. nov.
Wliitella pnucipta Ulrich.
Whitolla concentrica sp. nov.
Cuneiimya sulcodoraata sp. nov.

insignia.

[)1. V, pp. 270-275,
ured as new from

:a.

^1. VI, pp. 17b-18ll
I species described]

Ich

Ortbodesma saffordi sp. nov.
Eoviewed in Am. .lour. Sol., (3), XLiv, 179, 1892.

I Ulrich, E. O. New Lower Silurian Ostracoda, No. 1. (American Geologist, Vol. x,
pp. 263-270, 1 plate. Minneapolis, 1892.) The following genera and species
described and figured as new :

Leperditia (Primitia) dorsicornis,

Leperditia granilabiata.

Leperditia millepnnctata.

Leperditia iimbriata.

Schmidtella.

Schniidtella crassiniarginata.

Leperditia tumida.

Leperditia mundula.

Leperditia lequilatera.

Leperditia inflata.

Leperditia germana.

Leperditia sulcata, var. ventri-
comia.
lUlrich, B. O. Nomenclature of Cincinnati Group Fossils. (American Geologist,
Vol. I, pp. 333-33."). Minneapolis, 1888.) A short note on the nomenclature of
certain species.
|Ulricb,E.O. Paleozoic Bryozoa. (Geol.Sur. Illinois. Vol. viii, pp. 283-688. Spring-
field, 1890.) The memoir is preceded by an explanation of the terms used.
Chapter i is a description of the general and comparative structure of the
Paleozoic Bryozoa. Chapter ii is on the classification and interrelations of
fainiliea and genera. The original Gymnola>mata is made to include all
the fossil bryozoa. They are arranged under three suborders ; Cyclostomata,
Trepostomata, and Cryptostomata, which are new groups and are referred to
Cteuostoinata and Cheilostomata. The lirst of these suborders contain one
family, Aacodictyonid»\ The second contains several groups, while the third
is arranged in nine families, whichare fully described. A synopsis of the clas-
sification is given in which the families and genera are defined. They are as

Frondiporida'.
Scenellopora.
Phaceloporida' fani. nov,
Phacelopora gen. nov.
Entalophorida".
Diploclema gen. nov.
Mitoclema.

ol. X, pp. 96-104.

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K Ascodictyonida?.

s.

H Ascodictyon.

lis.

H Rhopalonaria.

s.

H Tubuliporida).

H Stomatopora.

H Proboacina.

H Berenicea.

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Protorrisiiiii gun. nov.

Monticnliporidii*.

Monticulipora.

Ataotoporella.

Hoiuotrypellti.

Peronoporn.

Homotrypa.

Prasopora.

Hoterotrypidm fiim. nov.

Hoterotryptt.

Dekayia.

Petigoporft.

Dekayella.

Calloporidie fain. nov.

Callopora.

Aspid()))oi'a.

Calloporella.

Thematoporidn; fani. nov.

Trematopora.

Nicholsonella gen. nov.

Constellaria.

Stelliporu.

Idiotrypa.

Batostouiellidiu fnm. nov.

BatoBtomella.

Stenopora.

Aniaotrypa.

Bytbopora.

Callotrypa.

Leioclema.

Amplexoporidu' fani. nov.

Amplexopora.

Monotrypella.

I'etalotrypa.

Atactopora.

Leptotrypa.

Diacotrypa.

DiplotrypidiP fara. nov.

Diplotrypa.

Batostoma.

Monotrypa.

Ceramoporidip.

Ceramopora.

Ceramoporollft.

Crepipora.

Diameaopora.

Chiloporella.

Anolotichia gen. nov.

Spatiopora.

FiatuliporidflB.

Fistulipora.

Eridopora,

Chilotrypa.

Meekopora.

Btrotopora.

Lichenotrypa.

Biiakopora.

Belenopora.

Botryllopora.

Pinacotrypa gen. nov.

CyHtodiotynidie.

Cyatodiotya.

Coacinium.

Dichotrypa gen. nov.

Actinotrypa gen. nov.

Tjuniopora.

Priamopora.

Boalaripora.

Evactinopora.

Glyptopora.

Rhinoporidie fam. nov.

Khinopora.

Btictoporidie.

Stictopora. *

Eiirydiistya gen. nov.

Dicranopora.

Goniotrypa.

Eiipilopora gen. nov.

Pachydictya.

Phyllodictya.

I'tilodictyonida).

Ptilodlctya.

Glatliropora.

Phii'uopora.

Graptodictya.

Arthropora.

Tieniodictya gen. nov.

Ptilotrypa gen. nov.

Stlctotrypa gen. nov,

Stictoporella.

Intrapora.

Fenestellidu?.

Fenestella.

Bemicosciniuni.

Fenestrapora.

laotrypa.

Unitrypa.

Hemitrypa.

Helicopora.

Arcbiuiedea.

Lyropora.

Feneatralia.

Polypora.

Thamniacna.

Phyllopora.

Acanthocladiidae.

Pinnatopora.

Septopora.

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Olrich, B. O- ("^atiMiua.
Aciiiit.k»oolii(li»
Syiiocliulia.
Diplopora.
rtilopora

Hpragioporidir tarn, nov,
Hpliragiopura gen. nov.
Ph.vlloporinidio fiiin. nov.
I'bylloporina gen. uuv,
Cliainodictyon.
Drymotrypii gen. nov.
Arthrostylidii'.
Arthrostylus gen. nov.
Artbroclenia.
Sceptropora gen. nov.

Ili-loporit.

Nfuiatopora gni. nov.

Khuliilonit'Huntida'.

I{iii)iii1>o)iora.

lihiilidonicHon,

(/O'lononnH ^^^ul. nov.

nattropoiii.

Hirelilotiypidii'.

Stroblotrypii.

Worthenojiora sicn. nov.

Cyclopora.

Proutella ut'n. nov.

Cycloporollagt-n. nov.

Ht'li(ttryj>a.

The following species are described, most of thera as new:

Protocrisina exigna.
Pbacelopora pertennis.
Pbacelopora constricta.
Monticulipora lamclloaa.
Monticulipora wincbelli.
Ilomotrypa arbnscnla.
Hotnotrypa gulasinosa.
Homotrypa flabellaris.
Honiotrypella contcxta.
Heterotrypa prolifica.
Hetpr.'trypa intlecta.
Heterotrypa singnlaris.
Dekayia devonica.
Callopora subnodosa.
Calloporella ? nodulosa.
Trematopora debilis.
Tronmtopora nitida.
Trematopora calloporoidea.
Nicholsonella ponderosa.
Nicholsunella cnnuilata.
Const cllaria parva.
Leioclema wilnnngtonense.
Leioclenia occidena, Hall and

Wbitfield.
Leioclema minntnm, Rominger.
Leioclema wacliBmntbi.
Leioclenia subglobosuni.
Leioclema graoillium.
Leioclema puntatnm Hall.
Leioclema ? foliatum.
Leioclema ? araneum.
Batostomella simulatrix.
Batostomella obliqua.
Batostomella interstinet:!.
Batostomella Bpiniili>sa.
Batostomella abrnpta.
Batostomella nitidula.
Stenopora americana.
Stenopora americana, var. varso-

vensis.

Stonopora niontifera.
Stenopora eniaciata.
8t<>nopora intercalaris.
Stenopora angnlaris.
Stenopora intermittens.
Stenopora tnherculata Pront.
Stenopora cestrieusis.
Stenopora ramusa.
Stenopora meekana.
Stenopora rudis.
Stonopora carbonariaWortben.
Stonopora carbonaria, var. maculosa.
Stenopora carbonaria, var. conferta.
Stenopora ? signata.
Auiaotrypa iistulo.sa.
Anisotrypa raniulosa.
Anisotrypa solida.
Amplexopora afflnis.
Amplexopora ptistulosa.
Monotrypolla crassiuiuralis.
Mouotrypella appi'cssa.
Petalotrypa coiupressa.
Petalotrypa delicata.
Leptotryp.i bexagonalis.
Leptotryi)a filiosa D'Orbigny.
Leptotrypa wtidhami.
Leptotrypa seniipilaris.
Diplotrypa patella.
Diplotrypa t dubia.
Batostoma variabile.
Batostoma imperfectum.
Monotrypa recti uiuralis.
Ceraniopora imbricata Hal!
Ceramoporella distincta.
Ceramoporella stellata.
Ceramoporella granuloma.
Ceramoporella? ohioensiH, Nicbolson.
Diamesopora vaupeli.
Diamcsopora communis.
Crepipora simulans.

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Crepipora epidcrinata.
Crepipora iiii))re.saa.
Crepipora aolida.
Crepipora heiiiisplia>rica.
Anoloticbia poiidcrosa.
Fistulipora coinmiiuiH.
Fistulipora monticiilata.
Fistulipora astrioa.
Fistulipora collina.
Fistulipora foordi.
Fistiilipora Hpinnlifi^ra Romiii-

ger.
Fistulipora (f Dichotrypa) t-or-

rugata.
Fistulipora Mtellifera Roininger.
Mcolvopora exiiuia.
Mcckopora approxiniata.
Aleekopora clausa.
Meekopora ? aperta.
Strotopora peruiiuuta.
Strotopora foveolata.
Strotopora dermata.
Buskopora lunata Roiniiifrer.
Botryllopora socialis Nicholson,
(^ystodictya hamiltonensis.
Cystodictya uitida.
Cystodictya americana.
Cystodictya pusttilosa.
Cystodictya lineata, var. major.
Co.sci Ilium latum.
Dichotrypa grandis.
Dichotrypa foliata.
Dichotrypa elogans.
Dichotrypa intermedia.
Dichotrypa flahelhim Rominger.
Dichotrypa lyroidos.
Actinotrypa pccularis Romingcr.
Ticniopora occidcntalis.
Prismopora trifolia Roniingcr.
Prismopora minima.
Scalaripora separata.
Scalaripora approxiniata.
Evactinopora radiata Meek &

Worthcn.
Evactinopora soxradiata Meek «St

Worthcn.
Evactinopora (|nin«]ueradiata.
Evactinopora grandis Meek A-

Worthen.
Glyptoitora plumosn Prout.
Glypto])ora sagciiclla Prout.
Glyptoijorasagt'iiella, var. calicii-

losa. •
Glyptop<»ia sagencila, var. lata.

Glypto;.ora michclinia Pront.

Glyptopora piunata.

Glyptopora keyscrlingi Prout.

Glyptopora elegans Prout.

Glyptopora inegastoma.

Glyptopora punctipora.

Endrydictya calhounciiHis.

Eurydictya montifera.

Kurydictya stcrlingensi.s.

Pachydictya evcretti.

Pachydictya splcndcns.

Pachydictya gigauteu.

Pachydictya iirnia.

Pachydictya fcncstelliformis Nioholson.

Phispilopora serrata.

Euspilopora f barrisi.

Tieniodictya raniulosa.

Ta'niodictya raniulosa, var. hurlingtou.

ensis.
Ta'uiodicvy.i frondosa.
Ta-niodictya cingulata.
Ta-niodictya subrcicta.
Ptilotrypa obliquiita.
Intrapora cosciniformis Nicholson.
Stictoperella basal is.
Stictoporella i undulata.
Fenestella vera.
Fonestella (ilistriata.
Fenestella burliugtoncnsis.
Fenestella rudis.
Fenestella liiiiitaria.
Fenestella regalis.
Fenestella compressa.
Fenestella compressa, var. nododorsalis.
Fenestella multispinosa.
Fenestella triserialis.
Fenestella funicula.
Fenestella cingulata.
Fenestella serratnlii,
Fenestella exi^jua.
Fenestella tenax.
Fenestella cestriensis.
Fenestella flexuosa.
Fenestella elevatati])ora.
Fenestella delicatnla.
Fenestella. modesta.
Fenestella peruiiuuta.
Fenestella wortheni.
Fenestella sevillensis.
Fenestella mimica.
Fenestella conradi.
Fenestellai na'(|ualis.
Seniicos(;iniiun planodorsatiiiii.
Hemicoscinium rhombicum.

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lododorsiilis.

Ulrich, E. O. — Continued.

Fenestrapora occidentiilis.
Hemitrypa tonera.
Heiiiitrypa ])rou1anii.
Hemitrypa urontaiiii, v:ir. vernii-

fera.
Hemitrypa proiitaiin, vitr. iiodii-

Itma.
Hemitrypa ito<lo8a.
Hemitrypa aspera.
Hemitrypa perstriata.
Hemitrypa pateriformis.
Archimedes ncgligeiiH.
Archimodes grand is.
Archimedes owenau 118 Hall.
Archimedes wortheni Hall.
Archimedes ptsrminimus.
Archimedes compactus.
Archimedes communis.
Archimedes iuterniedius.
Archimedes swallovanns Hall.
Archimedes terobriformis.
Archimedes invaginutns.
Archimedes proiitiinus.
Archimedes meekaniis Hall.
Arcliimedes distans.
Archimedes siiblaxus.
Archimedes laxus Hall.
I^yropora rauosculuui.
Lyropora subquadran.. Hall.
Lyropora quinciincialis Hall.
Lyropora divergens.
Lyropora ovalis.
Polypora slmmardi Trout.
Polypora burlingtoncnsis.
Polypora lialliana Proiit.
Polypora maccoyana.
Polypora (f ) gracilis IMout.
Polypora simulatrix.
Polypora retrorsa.
Polypora radialis.
Polyj'.ora biscviata.
Polypora varaovic! -.is Prout.
Polypora apininodata.
P(dypora ccwtricnsis,
Polypora tuber i!u la ^a Proof.
Polypora corlicosa.
Polyi>ora coni)»Ianata.
Polypora spinulifera.
Polypora approxiniata.
Pcdypora whitci.
Polyp<ira whltei, var. incnlpata.
Pidyjiora nodcariuata.
Polypora Hiibniargiiiata.
I*olypora distiucata.
Polypora crasHa.

Fcnestralia Nancti-ludovici Front.
Fent'stralia sancti-ludovici, var. com-

pacta.
Tbaiiiniscus divaricaiiR.
TliamniscuH sculptilis.
Thamniscus furcillatns.
Thainniscus ramulosus.
Thamniscus ramulosus, var. Nevillensis.
Tliaiimiscus octonarius.
l^liyllopora aspera.
Pliyllopora superba.
Piunatopora youngi.
Pinnatopora vinci.
Pinnatopora tlexuosa.
Pinnatopora striata.
Piunatopora confcrta.
Pinnatopora tcnuiraniosa.
Pinnatopora bellula.
Pinnatopora triliueata Meek.
I'tilopora acuta.
Ptilopora valida.
Ptilopora cylindraco.-t.
Ptilojjora paujtcra.
Ptilopora prouti Hall.
Septopora cistriensis Prout.
Se])topora subi|uadrans.
Septopora decipicns.
Septopora biserialis, Swallow.
Sci)topora liiscrialis, var. nervata.
Se)>t()i)(>ra piunata.
Septopora robusta.
Septopora robusta, var. intermedia.
Septopora delicatula.
Acauthocladia fruticoaa.
Diplopora bifurcata.
Diplopora biserialis.
S])liragi<)pora parasitica.
Phylloporina grauistriata.
Cliainodictyon laxum, var. minor.
Artbroclcuui angularc.
Helop(>ra inibricata.
Neniatopora retrosa.
Neniatopora altcrnata.
Neniatopora fragilia.
Neniatopora delicatula.
Khombopora aubannulata.
Kbonibopora Mulcifera.
Khoiuboitora lineinodis.
Khombopora dichotoma.
Rhobompora gracilis.
RliiMnb()))()ra cxigua.
IMionibopora august a ta.
Rhouiliopora iu'THNHata.
]')i(iui\)o))ora varians.
Rhouibopora transveraaUs.

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Rlioinboponi attennata.
Rhombopora ? asperula.
Rhombopora? aspiralis.
Rhombopora simulatrix.
Rhombopora decipieuB.
Rhombopora tabulata.
Rhombopora persimilis.
Rhombopora minor.
Rhombopora tenuirama.
Rhombopora nickelHi.
Acauthoclema confluens.
Bactropora simplex.
Co'loconus rhombicus.

Co'loconus granoaus.
Streblotrypa major.
Streblotrypa radialis.
Streblotrypa nickelsi.
Streblotrypa subBi)inf)Ba.
Streblotrypa distincta.
Worthenopora spinosa.
Proutella discoidea Pront.
Worthenopora spatulata Front.
Cyclopora expatiata.
Cyclopora fungia. Pront.
Cycloporella* spinifera .
Cycloporella ? perversa.

Ulrich, E. O. Preliminai-y Description of New Lower Silurian Sponges. (Amer-
ican Geologist, Vol. iii, pp. 233-248. 1889.) The following described as new;

Ranffella.
Rauifella filosa.
Ranffella palmipes.
Leptopterion mammifernm.
Heterospongia.
Heterospongia subramosa.
Heterospongia knotti.
Heterospongia aspera.
Saccospongia.

Saccospongia dauviilensis.
Dystac jspongia minima.
Strep i:ospongia labyrinthica.
Hindia parva.
Cylindrocffilia.
Cylindrocrelia endoceroidea.
Cylindrocoilia covingtonensis.
Cylindroccelia minneRotensi ■•,.
Cylindrocirlia minor.

Saccospongia rndis.
Ulrich, E. O. Sceptropora: A New Genus of Bryozoa, with Renie ivs (,i< Hdopora
(Hall), and other Genera of that Type. (American Geologist, Vol. i, jip. 228-
234. Minneapolis, 1888.) The following described and figured as new from
the Silurian of Minnesota :

Sceptropora. Sceptroi)ora facula.

Ulrich, E. O. Sponges of the Devonian and Carboniferous Systems. (Geol. Snr.
Illinois, Vol. viii, pp. 243-251. Springfield, 1890.) The following genera and
species are described as new :

Hystriospongia carbonaria. Lasiocladia hindei,

Batospongia spicata. Syringophyllum.

Belemnospongia. Syringophyllnnj wortheni,

Belemnospongia fasicnlaris.
Ulrich, E. O. Two New Silurian Species of Lichas. (American Geologist, Vol, x,
pp. 271-272. Minneapolis, 1892.) Thci following species described and liguveil
as new from the Silurian of Minnesota:

Lichas (Hopolichas) robbinsi. Lichas (Hopolichas) bicornis.

Ulrich, E. O., and Oliver Evei'ett. Lower Silurian Sponges, (Geol. Snr. Illinois,
Vol. VIII, ])p. 255-282. Springfield, 1890.) The following species and acir::
are described and figured as new :

Anthaspidella.
Anthaspidella mammulata.
Anthaspidella florifera.
Anthaspidella parvistellata.
Anthaspidella scntula.
Anthaspidella grandis.
Anthaspidella firma.
Anthaspidella fenestrata.
Anthaspidella obliqua.
Anthaspidella f magnifica.

Zittelella.

Zittelella typicalis.

Zittelella typicalis, var. pistillifonnis,

Zittelella typicalis, var. turbinata.

Zittelella typicalis, var. subrotunda.

Zittelella lobata.

ZiUelella inosculata.

Edriospongia.

EdrioH]u)ngia basalis.

Streptosolen. » *

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DyBtactospongia minor.
Dystactospongia riulis.
Camarocladia.
Cainarocladia dicbotoinii.
Actiiiostroiiia ? treutonensp.

giricb, B. O. — Continued.

Streptoaolen obconicns.
Calathinm ?f (? Zittelella) in.

felix.
Hindia insequallB.
Strotospongia.
Strotospongia maculosa.

Upham, Warren. Marine Shells and Fragments of Shells in the Till near Boston.
(Am. Jour. Sci., (3), Vol. xxxvii, pp. 359-372. New Haven, 1889.) Inciden-
tal references to Pleistocene forms. Reviewed in Am. Geologist, in, 399, 1889.
Upham, Warren. Recent Fossils near Boston. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), Vol. xi.in, pp.
201-209. New Haven, 1892. ) Notes on the distribution of various Pleistocene
forms.
Upper Silurian Strata near Penobscot Bay, Maine. W. VV. Dodge and C. E.

Beecher. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xliii, 412-418. 1892.)
Utah.

Agnostns, North American Species. A. W. Vogdes. (American Geologist, ix,

377-396. 1892.)
Laramie Group. J. S. Newberry. (Bui. Geol. Soc. America, i, 524-527. 1890.)

Abstract.
Revision of the Cretaceous Echinoidea of North America. W. B. Clark.

(Johns Hopkins Univ. Circulars, No. 87, 75-77. 1891.)
Trilobites, Genera and Species of North American Carboniferous. A. W. Vogdes.
(Ann. N. Y. Acad. Sci., iv, 69-105. 1888.)
Utica Formation at Point-a-Pic, Murry River, Fossils. H. M. Ami. (Canadian

Rec. Sci., in, 101-106. 1888.)
Utica Fossils from Rideau, Ottawa, Ont. H. M. Ami. (Trans. Ottawa Field

Naturalists' Club, ii. No. 12, 165-169. 1888.)

Validity of Three Species of Cephalopods described by Schliiter in the Niederrhein

Gesellschaft at Bonn, March, 1887. R. T. Hill. (American Naturalist, xxiii,

169. 1889.) Criticism.

Value in Classificiition of Stages of Growth and Decline, with Propositions for a

new Nomenclature. A. Hyatt. (American Naturalist, xxn, 872-884. 1888.)

Value of Term "Hudson River Group" in Geologic Nomenclature. C. D. Walcott.

(Bui. Geol. Soc. America, I, 335-356. 1890.) Incidental references to fossils.

Variability of Specific Characters as Exhibited by the Extinct Genus Coryphodon.

C. Earle. (Science, xx, 7-9. 1892.)
Variation Exhibited by a Carbonic Gasteropod. C. R. Keyes. (American Geologist,

in, 330-334. 1889.)
/ariation; with Special Reference to Certain Paleozoic Genera. J. V. James.

(American Naturalist, xxiii, 1071-1089. 1889.)
v'^iimont

(\ilciferou8 Formation in Champlain Valley.
(Bui. Geol. Soc. America, i, 501-516. 1890.)
Calciferons Formation in Champlain Valley.
(Bui. Am. Mus. Nat. Hist., in, 1-23. 1890.)
Fauna of Lower Cambrian or Olenellus Zone.

Sur., Tenth Ann. Rep., 511-658. 1890.)
Fauna of Rocks at Fort Cassin, Vermont, with Descriptions of New Species.

R. P. Whitfield. (Bnl. Am. Mus. Nat. Hist., ni, 26-39. 1890.)
Fossils in Lower Taconic of Emmons. C. D. Walcott. (Proc. Am. As. Adv.

Sci., XXXVI, 212-213. 1888.) Abstract.
Original Chazy Rocks. E. Brainard and H. M. Seely, (American Geologist, n,

323-330. 1888.) Mention made of dilTcront species.
Taconic of Emmons, Fossils. C;. D. Walcott. (Proc. Am. As. Adv. Sci., xxxvi,
212-213. 1888.) Abstract.

E. Brainard and H. M. Seely.

Incidental references to fossils.

E. Brainard and H. M. Seely.

Various species mentioned.

C. D. Walcott. (U. S. Geol.

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Taconic Sj'atem of Emmons and Use of Name Taconic in Geologic NomeiiclaturJ

C. D. Walcott. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xxxv, 229-242. 1888.) Incident il refeij

encea to fossils.
Vertebrates.

Ago of Staked Plains of Texas. E. D. Cope. (American Naturalist, xxvi, 49

1892.)
Anatomy of Hesperornis. F. A. Lucas. (Proc. Biol. Soc. Wasb., w, March!

1891.)
Ancestry of Chalicotherium. H. F. Osborn. (Science, xrx, 276. 1892.)
Artesian Wells at Atlantic City, N. J. W. Lewis. (Px-oc. Acad. Nat. Sci., Pliila,,

XXXIX, 339-342. 1888.) Various species mentioned.
Artiodactyla. E. D. Cope. (American Naturalist, xxii, 1079-1095. 1888,

General account of the order.
Avifauna, Fossil, of Silver Lake Region of Oregon. R. W. Shufeldt. (ProcJ

Am. As. Adv. Sci., XL, 286. 1892.) Abstract.
Bear, California Cave. E. D. Cope. (American Naturalist, xxv, 997-999. 18!)1.)|
Bear River Formation, Stratigraphical Position. T. W. Stanton. (Am..loiir.|

Sci., (3^, XLiil, 98-115. 1892.)
Beitriige zur Kenntniss der Gattung Protosphyrffiua Leidy. J. Felix. (Zcitseh.l

der deutsch. geol. Gesell., Band XLii, Heft 2, 278-303. 1890.)
Bibliography of North American Vertebrate Paleontology for the Year 1889. J.

Eyerman. (American Geologist, v, 250-253. 1890.)
Bibli'i; ' ' ^ of North American Vertebrate Paleontology for year 1891. J.

Eye. (American Geologist, IX, 249-256. 1892.)

Birds froi! .quusBedsof Oregou. R.W. Shufeldt. (American Naturalist, xxv, j

359-362. 1891.)
Birds from Equus Beds of Oregon. R. W. Shufeldt. (American Naturalist, xxv,

818-821. 1891.)
Bones of Megalonyx not before Known. J. M. Satford. (Proc. Am. As. Adv. Sci.,

XL, 289. 1892.) Abstract.
Calciferous Saudrock of T-ake Champlain, Imperfectly Known Fossils, and !

Descriptions of Several New Forms. R. P. Whitfield. (Bui. Am. Mus. Nat.

Hist., II, 42-63. 1889.)
Carcharodon Mortoni, Gibbs. F.A.Lucas. (Proc. Biol. Soc. Washington, vn.

151-152. 1892.)
Carcttochelys, Ramsey, Relations. G. Baur. (American Naturalist, xxvi,631-

639. 1892.)
Casteroides, Recent Find. J. Moore. (American Naturalist, xxiv, 767,768.

1890.)
Ceratop8ida> (or Horned L^inosaurs) of North America. O. C. Marsh. (Brit. As.

Adv. Sci., 793-795. 1890.)
Cetacea. E. D. Cope. (American Naturalist, xxiv, 599-616. 1890.) General

account of the order.
Chalicotherioidea, is Meniscotherinm a Member? H. F. Osborn. (American

Naturalist, xxvi, 506-509. 1892.)
Characters of Protoceras( Marsh) the New Artiodactyle from the Lower Miocene.

H. F. Osborn and J. L. Wortman. (Bui. Am. Mus. Nat. Hist., iv, 351-371.

1892.)
Clas.siiication of Testudinata. G. Baur. (American Naturalist, xxiv, 530-536.

1890. ) Allusions to species of fossils.
Coal Measures of Central Iowa, Fauna. C.R. Keyos. (Proc. Acad. Nat. >Sci.,

Phila., 222-247. 1888.)
Collection of Fossil Birds from Equus Beds of Oregon." R. W. Shufeldt. (Proc.

Biol. Soc. Washington, vi, March. 1891.)

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lertebrateB — Continued.
Comparison of Principal Forms of tlio Dinosanria of Kuropo and America. O. C.

Marsh. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xxxvii, 323-33L 1889.)
Contribution to Knowledge of Fanna of Blanco Beds of Texas. K. 1). Cope.

(Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila.jXLiv, 226-230. 1892.J
Contribution to Vertebrate Paleontology of Texas. E. D. (lope. (Proc. Am.

Philos. Soc, XXX, 123-131. 1892.)
Coryphodou, Revision of Species. C. Earle. (Bui. Auioricau Mus. Nat. Hist.,

IV, 149-166. 1892.)
Cranial Characters of Equus Excelsus. K. D. Copo. (Proc. Am. As. Adv. Sci.

XL, 283. 1892.)
Croduer on PaUcohatteria. K. D. Copc^. (American Naturalist, xxiii, 148-U9.

1889.)
Cretaceous lUshes from Mexico. J. Felix. (Palii>outographia, xxxvii, 18i»-19't.

1891.) ^
Cretaceous Mammalia. O.C. Marsh. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xliii, 247-262. 1X92.)
Cretaceous Mammalia. O.C. Marsh. (Am. .Jour. Sci., (3), xxxviii, 81-90. 1889.)
Cretaceous Mammalia, Fauna of Xortii America. H. F. Osbtjrn. (American Nat-
uralist,, xxv, 298-299. 1891.) Abstract.
Cretaceous Mammalia, Part ii. O. C. Marsh. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xxviii, 177-

180. 1889.)
Cretaceous Mammalia, Review of Discovery. If. F. Osboru. (American Nat-
uralist, xxv, 44-4.5. 1891.)
Cretaceous Mammals of North America. O. C. Marsh. (Brit. As. Adv. Sci.,

853-854. 1890.)
Cumnoria (Camptosaurus), Pelvis. S. ^^^ Willistou. (American Naturalist,

XXIV, 472-473. 1890.)
Denver Tertiary Formation. W. Cross. (.\m. .Jour. Sci., (3), xxxvii, 261-282,

1889.) Incidental references to fossils.
Description of a Skull of Megalonyx Leidyi, sp. nov. J. Lindahl. f Trans. Am.

Philos. Soc, XVII, 1-10. 1892.)
Devonian Fishei of Scaumenac Bay and Carapbelltown, Canada. R. H. Tra-

quair. (Geol. Magazine, Dec. in, vii, 15-22. 1890.)
Devonian Rocks of Islands, Sliores or Immediate Vicinity of Lakes Manitoba

and Winnepegosis. J. F. Whiteaves. (Geol. and Nat. Hist. Sur. Canada.

Contributions to Canadian Paleontology, i. 255-360. 1892.)
DicotyliuiB of John Day Miocene of North America. E. D. Cope. (Proc. Am.

Philos. Soc, xxv, 62-79. 1888.)
Diuichthys, Head. E. W. Claypole. (American Geologist, x, 199-207. 1892.)
Dinosauria, Comparison of Principal Forms of Europe and America. O. C.

Marsh. (Brit. As. Adv. Sci., 1888, 660. 1889.)
Dinosauria, Family of Horned, from Cretaceous. O. C. Marsli. (Am. Jour. Sci.,

(3), XXVI, 477-478. 1888.)
Dinosauria, Horned, of Laramie. E. D. Cope. (American Natiiialist, xxiii,

715-717. 1889.)
Dinosauria of Laramie. E. D. Copt;. (American Naturalist, xxiii, 904-906.

1889.)
Dinosauria of Laramie, Fourth Note. K. D. Cope. (American Naturalist, xxvi,

756-758. 1892.)
Dinosauria, New American. O. C. Marsh. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xxxvii, 331-336.

1889.)
Dinosauria, Triassic, New Oenns. E. D. Cope. (American Naturalist, xxiii,

626. 1889.)
Distinctive Characters of Order Hallopoda. 0. C. Marsh. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3),
xxxix, 415-417. 1890.)

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Vertebrates — Continued .

Edentata of North America.

1889.)
Edfscas, Structure and Relation, with a Description of Gigantic New Species.

J. S. Newberry. (Ann. N. Y. Acad. Sci., iv, 113-122. 1889.)
Eocene, Lacutttrine, Formations of the United States. W. B. Scott. (Proc. Am,

As. Adv. Sci., XXXVI, 217. 1888.) Abstract. Various species mentioned.
Eocene Mammals (Mesodactyla). O. C. Marsh. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xuii

445^49. 1893.)
Evolution of Fins. A. S. Woodward. (Natural Science, i, 28-35. 1892.)
Evolution in the Pre-Molar Teeth of Mammals. W.B.Scott. (Proc. Acad. Nat.

Sci., Phila., xuv, 405-444. 1892.)
Evolution of Mammalian MoIarH to and from the Tritubercular Type. H. F. Os-

bom. (American Naturalist, XXII, 1067-1079. 1888.) g.

Extinct Monsters. H. N. Hutchinson. (D. Appleton & Co., 2a^pp. New York,

1892.)
Factors in Evolution of Mammalia. C. L. Morgan. (Naturtil Science, i, 97-101.

1892.)
Fish Otoliths of Southern Old-Tertiary. O. Meyer. (American Naturalist, xxiii,

42-43. 1889.)
Fish RemainsinLowerHelderbergof New Brunswick. G. F. Matthew. (Amer-
ican Geologist, viii, 61-62. 1891.)
Fish Remains in Lower Silurian Rocks. (American Geologist, vii, 208. 1891.)
Fish Remains, Oldest Known. (American Geologist, vii, 329-330. 1891.)
Fish, Supposed Trenton. (American Geologist, viii, 178-180. 1891.)
Fishes and Fossil Plants of Triassic Rocks of New Jersey and Connecticut Valley.

J. S. Newberry. (U. S. Geol. Sur., Mon. xiv, 95 pp. 1888.)
Fishes from South Dakota. E. D. Cope. (American Naturalist, xxv, 654-658.

1891.)
Fishes, New Horizons of Fossil. E. D. Cope. (Am. As. Adv. Sci., xl, 285.

1892.)
Fishes of Devonian Rocks of Canada, Part ii. J. F. Whiteaves. (Traus. Roy.

Soc. Canada, vi, sec. iv, 77-96. 1888.)
Fishes of Erie Shale of Ohio. J. S. Newberry. (Trans. New York Acad. Sci.,

VII, 178-180. 1888.) Abstract.
Florida, Fossil Vertebrates. J. Leidy. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., Philadelphia,

XLii, 64-65. 1890. )
Florida, Fossil Vertebrates. J. .Leidy. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., Philadelphia,

xu, 96-99. 1889.)
Florida, Mammalia Remains from Rock Crevices. J. Leidy. (Trans. Wagner

Free Inst. Sci., ii, 13-17. 1889.)
Foot Structure, Study. A. Cary. (Journal Morphology, vii, 305-316. 1892.)
Footprints from Connecticut Valley. M. M. Mattiver. (Proc. Am. As. Adv. Sci,,

XL, 286. 1892.) Abstract.
Footprints from Jura-Trias of New Jersey. J. Eyerman. (Proc. Acad. Nat.

Sci., Philadelphia, 32-33. 1889.)
Fossil Fish in the Cleveland Shale. E. W. Claypole. (American Geologist, ii,

62-64. 1888.)
Fossil Mammals of Wahsatch and Wind River Beds; Collection of 1891. H.F.

Osbom and J. L. Wortman. (Bui. Am. Mus. Nat. Hist., iv, 81-147. 1892.)
Fossils of Puma. J. Leidy. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila., XL, 9-10. 1888. )
Fossils in Lower Taconic of Emmons. C. D. Walcott. (Proc. Am. As. Adv. Sci.,

XXXVI, 212-213. 1888.) Abstract.
Gehirn von Triceratops Flabellatus, Marsh. R. Burkhardt. (Neues Jabrbiich

f. Min.,Geol. u. Pal., 71-72. 1892.)

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Vertebrates— Continued.

Geological Horizous as Determined by Vertjbrate Fossils. O. C. Marsh. (Aui.

Jour. Sci., (3), XLii, 336-338. 1891.)
Geology of Artesian Wells iit Atlantic City, N.J. L. Woolman. (Proc. Acad.

Nat. Sci., Philadelphia, xlii, 132-147. 1890.) Incidental reference to Fossils.
Geology of Central Nebr.a8ka. F. W. Russell. (American Geologist, vii, 38-44.

1891.) Occurrence of characteristic fossils noted.
Geology of Johnson C<mnty, Iowa. C. L. Webster. (American Naturalist, xxii,

408-419. 1888.) Incidental references to fossils.
Geology of Nicaragua. J.Crawford. (Proc. Am. As. Adv. Sci., xi., 261-270.

1892.) Abstract. Reference made to various spcciis.
Gigantic Ceratopsidai, or Horned Dinosaurs, of North America. O. C. Marsh.

(Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xli, 167-178. 1891.)
Gigantic Fossils. E.H.Barbour. (Science, xix, 99-100. 1892.)
Gigantic Horned Dinosauria from the Cretaceous. O. C. Marsh. (Am. Jour.

Sci., (3), xxxviii, 173-176. 1889.)
Glyptodon from Texas. E. D. Cope. (American Naturalist, xxii, 345, 346. 1888.)
Goniopholis in Jurassic of Colorado. E. D. Cope. (American Naturalist, xxii,

1106,1107. 1888.)
Hallopus and Other Dinosaurs, Marsh. G. Baur. (American Naturalist, xxiv,

569-571. 1890.)
Hamilton Formation of Ontario with list of Species at Present known from that

Formation and Province. J. F. Whiteaves. (Geol. and Nat. Hist. Sur. Canada,

Contributions to Canadian Paleontology, i, 95-125. 1889.)
Hippotherium and Rhmoceras from Florida. J.Leidy. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci.,

Philadelphia, xlii, 182, 183. 1890.)
Homologies of Cranial Arches of Reptilia. E. D. Cope. (American Naturalist,

XXVI, 407, 408. 1892.)
Horned Artiodactyle from Miocene. O.C. Marsh. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xli, 81,

82. 1891.) ,

Horses, Permanent and Teinporary Dentitions of Certain Three-toed. E. D.

Cope. (American Naturalist, XXVI, 942-944. 1892.)
Human Bones, Fossil. J.Leidy. (Trans. Wagner Free Inst. Sci., n, 9-12. 1889.)
Hyaena and Other Carnivora from iexas. E. D. Cope. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci.,

Phila., XLiv, 326, 327. 1892.)
Hyiena and Other Carnivora from Texas. E. D. Cope. ( American Naturalist,

XXVI, 1028, 1029. 1892.)
Identification of Dinosauria from Denver Group. G. L. Cannon, jr. (Proc. Colo-
rado Sci. Soc, III, 253, 254. 1890. ) ♦
Intercalation of Vertebrae. G. Baur. (Journal Morpholojvy, xii, 331-336. 1892.)
Interesting Food Habit of the Plesiosaurs. S. W. Williston. (Trans. Kansjas

Acad. Sci., XIII, 121, 122. 1893.)
Iowa Elephant, Found at Grinnell. E.H.Barbour. (Science, xvi, 263. 1890.)
Kansas Mosasaurs. S. W. Williston. (Science, xviii, 345. 1891.)
Kansas Pterodactyls. S. W. Williston. (Kansas Univ. Quart., i, 1-13. 1892.)
Lacertilia, Degenerate Types of the Scapular and Pelvic Arches. E. D. Cope.

(Journal Moqihology, vii, 223, 224. 1892.)
Laramie Formation, Horned Saurians. G. Baur. (Science, xvii, 216, 217. 1891.)
Laramie Formation, Reptiles. O. C. Marsh. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xliii, 449-453,

1892.)
Laramie Group. J.S.Newberry. (BuL GeoL Soc. American, i, 524-527. 1890.)

Abstract.
Litopterna. E. D. Cope. (American Naturalist, xxv, 685-693. 1891.)
Llama Remains from Colorado and Kansas. F. VV. Cragin. (American Geolo-
gist, IX, 257-260. 1892.)

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Vertebrates — Continued.

Luphidon, What is. H. F. Osborn. ''Amercan Naturalist, xxvi. 7B3-765. 1892.)
Loup Fork Miocene, Dog. £. O. Cope. (American NaturuIiHt, xxiv, 1067, 10(i8.

1890.)
Mammalia from Laramie Formation. £. D. Cope. (American Naturalist, xxvi,

758-762. 1892.)
Mammalia, Meso/.oic, O.C. Marsh. (American Naturalist, xxv, 611-616. 18H9 )
Mammalia, Mesozoic, Reply to Prof. Marsh's Note. H. F. Usboru. (Proc. Am. As.

Adv. Sci., XL. 1892.) Abstract.
Mammalia of Uinta Formation. H. F. Osborn and W.B. Scott. (Trans. Am.

Philosophical Soc, xvi, 461-572. 1890.)
Mammalian Molar Tooth, Evolution to and from tlic Tri tubercular Type. U.K.

Osborn . ( British As. Adv. Sci. , 1888, 660. 1889. )
Mammalian Remains from Salt Mine of Petite Anse, Louisiana. .I.Loidy.

(Trans. Wagner Free Inst., Sci.^ 11, 33-40. 1889. )
Mammoth Remains in Franklin County, Kansas. O. C. Carlton. (Trans. Kan-
sas Acad. Sci., xii. 74. 1890. )
Marsh on Extinct Horses and Other Mammals. E. D. Cope. (American Nat-
uralist, XX VI, 410-412. 1892. )
Marsupialia from the Laramie Formation. E. D. Cope. (Proc. Am. As. Adv. Sci.,

XLi, 177. 1892.)
Mastodon and Capybara of South Carolina. J.Leidy. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci.,

Phila., XLii, 184, 185. 1890. )
Mastodon and Mammoth in Ontario, Canada. J. H. Panton. (Mrit. As. Ad. Sci.,

654. 655. 1891.)
Mastodon Remains in the Shenandoah Valley, Virginia. (American Geolojiist,

viT,335. 1891.)
Mastodon Remains on New York Island. R. P. Whitfield. (Science, xviii, 343.

1891.)
Mechanical Causes of Develpnment of Hard Parts of Mammalia. E. D. Cope.

(Journal Morphology, iii, 137-290. 1889.)
Mechanical Causes of Origin of Dentition of Rodentia. E. D. Cope. (Amer-
ican Naturalist, xxii, 3-13. 1888.)
Me^alouyx Beds in Kansas. J. A. Udden. (American Geologist, vii, 340-34.5.

1891.)
Megalonyx, Exhibition of Certain Bones not before known. J. M. Safford. (Am.

As. Adv. Sci., XL, 289. 1892.)
Megalonyx in Holmes County, Ohio. E. W. Claypoh;. (American Geologist,

VII, 122-132 and 14f^l53. 1891.) ♦
Megalonyx, Pelvis and Other Bones from Big Cone Cavo, Tennessee. J. M. Saf-

ford. (Bul.Geol. Soc. America, HI, 121-123. 1892.)
Meniscotheriidic and Chalicotherioidea. H. F. Osborn. (American Naturalist,

xxv, 911-912. 1891.)
Mesohippus and Leptomery,s, Osteology, with Observations on the Mode and

Factors of Evolution in the Mammalia. W. B. Scott. (Journal Morphology,

V, 301-406. 1891. )
Miocene MoUusca of New Jersey. A Heilprin. (Proc. Aoad. Nat. Sci., Phila.,

XXXIX, 397-405. 1888.)
Miocene Rocks of Northwest Territories of Canada, Extinct Vertebrata, Re-
cently Described by Prof. Cope. H. M. Ami. (Science, xviii, 53. 1891.)
Morphology of Skull in Mosasauridn;. G. Baur. (Journal Morphology, vii,

1-22. 1892.)
Mosasauridie, Characters and Systematic Position of the Large Sea-Lizards.

G. Bauer. (Science, xvr, 262. 1890.)
Mosasaurs, Kansas, Part I, Clidastes. S. W. WillistouandE.C. Case. (Kansas.

Univ. Quart., I, 15-32. 1892.)

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65. 1892.)
1067, 10G8.

list, XXVI,

516. 18H}> )
oc. Am. As.

rraus. Am.

rpe. H.l\

.1. Loitly.
>an8. Kan-
rican Nat-
. Adv. Sfi.,
.Nat. Sci.,
i8. Ad. 8ci.,
Geolofiist,
xviii, 343.
2. D. Cope,
e. (Amcr-
[I, 340-345.
ord. (Am.
Geologist,

J. M. Saf-

'^aturalist.

Mode and
jrpholofjy,

ci., Pliila.,

brata, Ke-
53. 1891.)
dogy, VII,

la-Lizards,

(Kansas.

Vertebrates — Continued.

MustilidiefromLoupFork of Nebraska, Two'NowSpocio.s. K. 1). C(»|m'. (Ameri-
can Naturalist, xxiv, 950-952. 1890.)
New Horizon of Fossil Fishes. K. D. Cope. (Pioc. Am. As. Adv. Sol., xl, 285.

1892.)
New or Little Known Saurian from t\w linilon of Kansas. F. W. (.'ragln.

( Ameri<;an Geologist, ii, 404-107. 1888. j
New York Island, Mastodon Remains. R. P. VVhitliold. (.Scionce, xviii, 342.

1891.)
Niobrara Cretaceous of Western Kansas. S. \V. Williston. (Trans. Kansas

Acad. Sci., XIII, 107-111. 1893.)
Nomenclature of Mammalian Cusps. II. F. ( >sborn. (American Naturalist, xxii,

926-928. 1888.)
Notice and Descriptions of Fossils in Caves and Crevicos of the Limestone Rocks

of Pennsylvania. J. Loidy. (Geol. Sur. Pennsylvania, Ann. Rep. 1887, 1-20.

1889.
Observations on the Genus Trinacromerum. F. VV. (!ragiu. (American (ieologist,

Viii, 171-174. 1891.)
Palicaspis, Structure of American Ptcraspifliau, with Remarks on the Family.

E. W. Claypole. (Quart. .Jour. (ieol. Soc, London, XLVIII, 542-561. 1892.)
Palioohatteria, Credner, and Pioganosauria. G. Baur. (Am. .Tour. Sci., (3),

xxxvil, 310-313. 1889.) A review of the group.
Palii'osyops and Allied (jionera. C. F.arle. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci,, Phila., xi.iii,

106-117. 1891.)
PaliBOsyops, Leidy, and its Allies, Memoir upon Genus, C. Earle. (.lour. Acad.

Nat. Sci., Phila., ix, 267-388. 1892. )
Palteosyops, New Species. C. Earle. (American Naturalist, xxv, 4.5-47. 1891.)
Paleontological Evidence for Transmission of Acquired Characters. H. F.

Osborn. (American Naturalist, xxiii, 5fil-.">0ti, 1889.)
Paleontological Evidence for Transmission of Acc^uired (Jharacters. H. F.

Osborn. (Science, xv, 110, IIL 1890.)
Paleozoic Fishes of North America. J. S. Newberry. (U. S. (ieol. Sur., Mon.

XVI, 340 pp. 1889.)
Paleozoic Vertebrates, little known, E. D. Cope. (Proc. Am. Philosophical

Soc, XXI, 221-228. 1892.)
PerisBodactyls from White River Niocene of Nebraska. E. 1). Cope. (Ameri-
can Naturalist, xxv, 47-49. 1891.)
Permanent and Temporary Dentition of Certain Three-toed Horses. E. D. Cope.

(Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila., xliv, 325, 326. 1892.)
Pineal Eye in Extinct Vertebrates. E. D. Cope. (American Naturalist, xxii,

914-917. 1888.)
Placoderm, Gigantic, from Ohio. E. W. Claypole. (American Geologist, ix,

1-4. 1892.)
Platygonus, an Extinct Genus Allied to the Peccaries. .1. Leidy. (Trans.

Wagner Free Inst. Sci., ii, 41-50. 1889.)
Plesiosaur from Niobrara Cretaceous ot Kansas. S. W. Williston. (Kansas

Acad. Sci., xii, 1-5. 1891.)
Plesiosaur from Niobrara Cretaceous of Kansas. S. W. Willistoji. (Trans. Kan-
sas Acad. Sci., xii, 174-178. 1890.)
Plesiosaurian Skull, Structure. S. W. Williston. (Science, xvi, 262. 1890.)
Plesiosaurian Skull, Structure. S. W. Williston. (Science, xvi, 290. 1890.)
Plioplarachus, Species from Oregon. E. D. Cope. (Amerionn Naturalist, xxiii,

625, 626. 1889.)
Poebrotherium, Osteology ; Contribution to Phylogony of the Tylopoda. W. B.

Scott. (Journal Morphology, V, 1-78. 1891.)
Bull. IL'I io

i.'l

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i \,

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226 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY, [bull. 121

If

Mi

iM< i

W'l

Vertebrates — Continued.

Post-Laramio DepositH of Colorado. \V. Cfobn. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xliv, 19-

42. 1893.) Fossils mentioned.
Proboacidia. E. D. Copo. (American Naturalist, xxiii, 191-211, 1889.) Gen-
oral account of the order.
Princeton Scientific Expedition of 1891. W. B. Scott. (Princeton College Bill,,

4 pp. 1891.)
Pteranodon, Skull and Hind Extremity, S. W. Williston. (American Natural-
ist, XXV, 1121-1126, 1891.)
Kocent Researches in Fossil Birds. R. I^ydekker. (Natural Science, i, 266-271.

1892.)
Recent Polydactyl Horses. O, C. Marsh. (Am. Jour. Sci.,' (3), xuii, 339-351.

1892.)
Reptiles Generally Called Din«)8auria. G. Baur. (American Naturalist, xxv,

434-454. 1891.)
Restoration of Brontops Robustus, from Miocene of America. O. C. Marsh.

(Am. Jour. Soi., (3), xxxvii, 163-165. 1889.)
Restoration of Mastodon Americanus, Cuvier. O. C. Marsh. (Am. Joor. Sci.,

(3), xuv, 350. 1892.)
Restoration of Stegosaurus. O. C. Marsh. (Am. Jonr. Sci., (3), xlii, 189-191.

1891.)
Restoration of Triceratops. O. C. Marsh. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xi.i, 339-342.

1891.)
Revision of North America Credonta, with Notes on some Genera which havo

been referred to that Group. W. B. Scott. (Proo. Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila,,

xi.iv, 291-320. 1892.)
Review of North American Species of Hippothorium. E. D. Cope. (Proc. Am.

Philos. Soc, XXVI, 429-458. 1889.)
Rhizodus from St, Louis Limestone at Alton, 111, J. S. Jifewberry, (Trans, N.

Y. Acad. Sci., vii, 165. 1888.)
Saber-Toothed Tiger and Other Quartemary Mammals of Florida. J. Leidy.

(Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila., xli, 29-31. 1890.)
Salient Points in Study of Mammals during 1891, R. Iiydekker. (Natural Sci-
ence, I, 39-102. 1892.)
Sauropoda and Other New Dinosaurs from Potomac Forniation. O. C. Marsh.

(Am. .Jour. Sci., (3), xxxv, 89-94. 1888.) Several forms described as new.
Schleroderms, Extinct. T. Gill. (American Naturalist, xxii, 828-830. 1888.)

Diagnostic characters of the several families.
Silurian (Ordovician) Ichthyic Fauna and its Mode of Occurrence. C. D. Wal-

cott, (Bui. Geol. Soc. America, in, 153-172, 1891,)
Silurian Rocks, Fish Remains, (Science, xvii, 107, 1891.)
Silver Lake of Oregon and its Region, E, D. Cope. (American Naturalist,

XXIII, 977-982. 1889.)
Sirenia, Extinct, E. D, Cope, (American Naturalist, xxiv, 697-702. 18!K).)

General account of the order,
Sirenian, Fossil, from California. O. C. Marsh, (Am, Jonr. Sci., (3), xxxv, 94-96.

1888.) One new genus and species described as now.
Skull of Dinosaurian Lielaps Incrassatus, Cope. E. D. Cope. (Proc, Am, Philos.

Soc, XXIX, 240-244, 1892.)
Skull of Equus Excelsus, Leidy, from the Equus Beds of Texas, P". D. Cope.

(American Naturalist, xxv, 912-913. 1891.)
Specimen of Bison Latiformis from Florida. F. A. Lucas. (Proc. Biol. Soc.

Wash., Mch. 1891.)
Structure of Plesosaurian Skull. S. W. Williston. (Science, xvi, 262. 1890.)
Syllabus of Lectures on Geology and Paleontology, iii. Paleontology of Verte-

brata. E.D. Cope. (Pamphlet, 90 pp. 1891.)

?».,.': S

S ,■:■/■' I!

[ BULL. 121,
XLIV, 19-

89.) Oen-
Uege Bui.,
n NatnriiU

1, 266-271.
II, 3S9-351.
'alist, XXV,

C. Marsh.

Jour. Sci.,
[.11, 189-191.

I J, 339-342.

which have
Sci., rhila,,

(Proc. Am.

(Traua. N.

. J. Leidy.

Natural Sci-

3. C. Marsh.

as now.
■830. 1888.)

C. D. Wal-

Naturalist,
-702. 18!K).)

XXV, 94-96.

Am. Philos.

E. D. Cope.

Biol. Soc.

262. 1890.)
^y of Verte-

KnvEs.l BIBLIOGRAPHY OP NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY. 227

Vertebrates — Continued.

Synopsis of FaniiUfs of Vertebrata. E. I). Copo. (Amoricau Naturalist, xxni.
849-877. 1889.) '

Teleoatomi, Non-Actiuopt.TyKia.i. E.I). Cope. (Aineriniu Naturalist, vxv.
479-481. 1891.)

Tennessee, MaMtodon U.ic.iitly Found. S. \V. McCallie. (8<ience. \x 333
1892.) ■ '

Tertiary Dinosauria in Deuvi-r liods. (i. [.. Canix.n, .Ir. (I'roc. Ccdorado Sci

Soc, III, 140-147. 1888. )
Tertiary Fossils of North American Birds. \{. W. SUiilV-ldt. (Tho Auk viii

365-368. 1892.)
Tertiary Mammals. O.C. Marsh. (Am. .lour. Sci., (S), xx\i\, 523-52.-). IXitO.)
Testudinata; with Notes on the Evolution of the Pelvis in (icncral. (i.Banr.

(Journal Morphology, vii, 345-3G0. 1802.)
Texas Panhandle. E. ]). Copo. (Aiuoriciin (ionlo«ist, x, 131, 132. 1892.)
Tiger from Loup Fork Tertiary of Kansas, F. \V. Crauin. (Soien<e, xix 17,

1892.)
Torosaurus Skull. O. C. Marsh. (Am. .Four. Sci., (3), xi.iii, 81-84. 1892. )
Tortoises, Little Known American. G. Banr. (I'roc. Acad. Nat. Sci.. IMiila.,

xuii, 411-430. 1891.)
Tracks, Algaj, etc., in the Triassic of York County, Pennsylvania. A. Wanner.

(Geol. Sur. Pennsylvania, Ann. h'ep. 1887, 21-:{.'3. 18W). )
Tracks in the Triassic of York County, Pa. A Wauner. (l^roc. Am. As. Adv.

Sci., XXXVII, 186. 1889.)
Tracks, Fossil, in Trias of York County. Pa. A. AVanuer. (Proc. Am. As. Adv.

Sci., XL, 286. 1892.) Abstract.
Triassic Dinosauria. O. CMar-sli. (Am. .Four. Sci., (3), XLiii, 543-546. 1892.)
Triassic Formation of Connecticut, Two Belts of Fossiliferous Black Shale. W.

M. Davis and S. Ward Loper. ( Bui. Geol. Soc. America, ii, 415-430. 1891. )
Ueher einige fossilo Knochenlische aus der mittleron Kreide von Kansas. A. R.

Crook. (Pahcontographica, xxxix, 107. 1892.)
Ueber die tektonischen Vorhiiltuisso dor Republik Mexiko. .I.Felix und Hans

Lenk. (Zeitsch. der deutsch. geol. Gesell,, Band xLiv, Heft 2,303-324. 1892.)

Various species mentioned.
Untersilur, Auftindung von Fischresten. C. D. Walcott. (Nones .iahrltuch f.

Min., Geol. u. Pal., i (3) 284. 1891.)
Variability of Specific Characters as Exhibited by the Extinct (JenuH Coryph-

odon. C. Earle. (Science, xx, 7,8. 1892.)
Vertebrata from Tertiary and Cretaceous Koc^ks of the Northwest Territory, i,

Species from the Oligocene or Lower Miocene beds of the Cypress Hills. E.

D. Cope. (Geol. and Nat. Hist. Sur. Canada, in, 1-25. 1891.)
Vertebrata of Swift Current River, ii. E. D. Cope. (American Naturalist, xxiii,

151-155. 1889.)
Vertebrata of Swift Current River. E.D. Copo. (American Naturalist, xxiii,

628,629. 1889.)
Vertebrata Fauna of Equus Bods. E. I). Cojio. (American Naturalist, xxiii,

160-165. 1889.)
Vertebrate Fauna of Puereo flpoch. E. D. Cox)C. (American ;\T,l.(rali8t, xxii,

161-163. 1888.)
Vertebrate Remains from Peace Creek, Florida. J. Leidy. (Trans. Wagner Free

Inst. Sci., II, 19-81. 1889.)
Wyoming, Fish Remains from the Eocene Beds. R. P. Whitfield. (Bui. Am. Mus.

Nat. Hist., Ill, 117-120. 1890.)
Vertebrata from Tertiary and Cretaceous Rocks of Northwest Territory, i, the

Species from the Oligocene or Lower Miocene Bods of the Cypress Hills. E,

D. Cope. (Geol. and Nat. Hist. Sur. Canada, iii, 1-25. 1891. )

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If.
1'^:

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fe^r .

ij... .-.

Vertebrata, Hyno|iHiH of FiiiiiilifH. K. D. Cope. (.\iiiui'i<aii NatiiraliHt, xxiii, 849-

877. 1889.)
Vertebrata of Hwif't Ciirroiit KivtT. K. I). Coim*. (^Aiiu'rittan NutiiruliHt, xxiii,

161-15."). 18H!t.)
Vertebrata of the Swift ('urreiit River, ii(. E.I). Cope. (Atiiorieuii NiituraliHt,

XXIII, 628, 629. 1889.)
Vertebrate Fauna of EqiiiiH lieds. K.I). Cope. (American NatiiraliHt, xxui, 1(K)-

16.5, 1889.)
Vertebrate Fauna of Puerco Kpoch. K. I). Cope. (Anieri<-an Naturalist, xxii,

161-163. 1888.)
Vertebrate Fauna in Silurian (Ordovician) Strata. ('. 1). Walcott. (Hul. (ieol.

Sof. America, iii, ir..3-172. 1892.)
Vertebrate Fossils. O. C. Marsh. (Am. .Jour. Sci., (3), xlii, 26.')-269. 1891.)
Vertebrate Paleontology for the year 1889, liibliogiaphy of North American. .J.

Eyerman. ( Americau Geologist, v, 250-253. 1890. )
Vertebrate Paleontology, North American, Bibliography f<»r the year 1890. ,1.

Eyerman. (American Geologist, vii, 231-238. 1891.)
Veitebrate Paleontology, North American, Bibliography for year 1891. J. Eyer-
man. (American Geologist, IX, 249-256. 1892.)
Ve'."tebrate Remains from Peace Creek, Florida. J. Leidy. (Trans. Wagner Free

lust. Sci., II, 19-81. 1889.)
V'jrtebrates, Fossil, from J'lorida. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila., xlii, 6-1, 65. 1890.)
Vertebrates, Fossil, from Florida. .1. Leidy. (Proc. Acad. \at. Sci., Phila., XLi,

96-99. 1889.)
Vertebrates, Homologies of Posterior Cranial Arches in Keptilia. E. D. Cope.

(Trans. Am. Philos. Soc, xvii, 942-944. 1892.)
Virginia.

Cambrian Rocks of Virginia and Southern Appalachians. C. D. Walcott. (Am.

Jour. Sci., (3), 2-57. 1892.) Various fossils considered.
Catalogue of Shell-Bearing Marine Mollusks and Brachiopods of S^ntheastern

Coast of the United States. W. H. Ball. (Bui. U. S.Nat. Mus., N ,221pp.

1889.)
Expedition, Third Annual Geological, into Southern Maryland auu. V^irginia.

W. B. Clark. (Johns Hopkins Univ. Circulars, No. 81, 69-71. 1890.) Various

species enumerated.
Fossils in "Archaean" Rocks of Central Piedmont, Virginia. N, H. Darton.

(Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xliv, 50-52. 1892.)
Lafayette Formation in Virginia, Fossils. N. H. Darton. (American Geologist,

IX, 161-183. 1892.)
Mastodon Remains in the Shenandoah Valley, Virginia. (American Geologist,

VII, 335. 1891.)
Paleontology of New York. J. Hall and J. M. Clarke. (Nat. Hist. New York,

Pal., VII, 2.36 pp. 1888.)
Sauiopoda and Other New Dinosaurs from Potomac Formation. O. C. Marsh.

(Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xxxv, 89-94. 1888.) Several forms described as new.
Stratigraphy of Portion of Central Appalachian Virginia. N. H. Darton.

(American Geologist, x, 10-18. 1892.) Incidental references to fossils.
Tertiary Fauna of Florida. W. H. Dall. (Trans. Wagner Free Inet. Sci.,

Phila., Ill, 1-178. 1890.)
Virginia, Fossils in Lafayette Formation. N. H. Darton. (American Geologist,

IX, 181-183. 1892.)
Visual Area in Trilobite, Phacops Rana, Green, Structure and Development. J. M.

Clarke. (Journal Morphology, ii, 253-270. 1888.)

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Hpucies :

Aguostus (Icsidoratus Walcott.
Agnostus oaiiadcnsis J{illiiii,'s,
AgnostuH conimnnis llnll iunl

AVhito.
Agnostus coloradeusis Shunianl.
Agnostus oriou niilings.
Agnostusjoseplui IliiU.
Aguostus riclnuouili-imis Wal-

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Agnostus lualadiMisis Meelc.
Agnostus bidous Mcuk.
Agnostus tuniidosiis liall and

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Agnostus iuterstrictus White.
Agnostus acutilobus Matthew.

Agnostus tessellft Matthew.

Agnostus acailii'UH IFartt.

Agnostus acadicuH, viir. donlives Mat-

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Agnostus regiduH Mattlu'W.
Agnostus umbo Mattliow.
Agnostus vir Miittliew.
AgiKistus vir, var. coneinnus Matthew.
Aguostus auiericanuH ISillings.
Agnostus disparilis Hall.
Agnostus parilis Hall.
Aguostus prolungus Hall &■ Whitlleld.
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Vogdes, A. W. Description of two New jiecies of Carboniferous Trilobites.

(Trans, New York Acad. Sci., Vol. vii, i.p, 248-250. New York, 1888.) P/iil-

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Vogdes, A. W. Genera and Species t)f North American Carboniferous Trilobites.

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following species described :

Proetus loganensis.
Proetus peroccidens H. & W.
Proetus tcnnesseensis.
Proetus trlnucleatus.
Proetus ellipticus M. & W.
Phillipsia perannulata .'^huni.
Phillipsia cliftoneusis Shum.
Phillipsia major Shum.
Phillipsia insignis Meek.
Phillipsia stevensoui Meek,

Phillip.sia doris Hall,
Phillipsia rockfordensis Winch.
Phillipsia howi Bill.
Phillipsia tubercnlata M. & W.
(Jrittithides porllockii M. «& W.
Grillitiiides bufo M. & W.
(Jritlithides.8citula M. A- W.
GrilBthides sangamonensis M. &
Grifflthides granulatus M & W.
Brachymetopus lodiensis Meek.

W

Reviewed in Am. .Tour. Sci., (3), xxxv, 500, 1888.
Vogdes, A. W. Sedalia Trilobites. (Trau.s. St. Louis Acad. Sci., Vol. v, pp. 615-

618. St. Louis, 1892.) One new species, £rac/tr/me/op«8 arma^Ms, figured and

described and affinities pointed out.
Vogdes, A. "W., J. M. Safford and. New Species of Fossil Crustacea from Lower

Silurian of Tennessee, with Remarks on Others not as well Known. (Proc.

Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila., xli, 166-168. Phila., 1889.) Description of many

species. Reviewed in Neues Jahrbuch, 440, 1890.

%

Idiocriims.
Idiocrinus elonj^atiis.
Idiocrinns ventricosus.
Hyptlocrinus.
HyptiocriniiH typu.s.

230 BIBLIOGRPAHY OF NORTH AMERICAN PALKONTOLOGY. [bull. 121.

TVacbsmuth, Charles, and Frank Springer. Crotalocriuus; Its Structure and
Zoological Position. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila., Vol. XL, pp. 364-390, 2
plates. Philadelphia, 1888.) Reviewed in Am. Geologist, in, 201, 1889.

'Wachsmuth, Charles, and Frank Springer. Description of Two New Genera and
Eight New Species of Canierate Crinoids from the Niagara Group. (American
(Jeologist, Vol. X, pp. 135-144. Minneapolis, 1892.) The following described
as new from the Silurian :

Encalyptotrinus lindahli.
Callicrinus beachleri.
Melocrinus roemeri.
Melocrinus oltlongns*.
ISIelocrinus parvus.

Wachsmuth, Charles, and Frank Springer. Discovery of the Ventral Structure
of Taxocrinns and Haplccrinns; and Consequent Modifications in the Classi-
fication of the Crinoidea. (Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila., Vol. xi-, pp. 337-363, 1
plate. Philadelphia, 188(..) The arrangement of the plates on the ventral
side of the forms is minutely described from specimens found at La Grand,
Iowa. Taxocrinns is then shown to be much more closely related to the
recent crinoids than had hitherto been supposed. Reviewed in Am. Geologist,
III, 200, 201, 1889.

Wachsmuth, Charles, and Frank Springer. New Genus from the Niagara Group
of Western Tonnosocc. (Geol. 8ur. Illinois, ^'(d. viii, pji. 206-208. Spring-
field, 1890.) The following genus and species described as new:
Allocrinus.
Allocrinns typus,

Wachsmuth, Charles, .ind Frank 8i)ringer. New Specios of (.'rinoids and Hlastoids
from the Kiuderhook Group of the Lower Carboniferous liocks at Le Grand,
Iowa. (Geol. Sur. Illinois. Vol. viir, pp. 155-205. Springtteld, 1890.) The
following species descriln-d and (igured as new:

Actinocrinus ornatisMiuins.
Actirvocrinus nodobrachlatus.
Actinocrinus aruoldi.
Megistocrinus uobilis.
Megistocrinus parvus,
liatocriuus macbridoi.
Dorycrinus imniaturns.
Dorycrinus radiatus.
Dorycrinus parvibasis.

Rhodocrinus watersiiinus.
Platycrinus symmetricus.
Dichocrinus inornatus.
GraphiocrinuB longicirrifer.
Scaphiocriinxs elegantulus.
Scaphiocrinus globosus.
Taxocrinns intermedins.
Oroi)lu)crinu3 conicus.
Oroi)hocrinu8 fusiformis.

m.

Rhodocrinus kirbyi.
Reviewed in Am. .Tour. Sci., {a), xxxv, .500, 1S88.

Wachsmuth, Charles, and Frank Springer, Porisoniic Plates of the Crinoids.
(Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila., Vol, xlii. pp. 343-392. Piiiladelphia, 1890.) This
memoir deals chiefly with the structural elements of the ventral covering
in the several groups of stalked echinoderms; the interradial plates; and
the relations these hold to one another and to those of togmen. All the plates
between the rays and their subdivisions are regarded as plates of the same
elements. The ridged intcgunu'ut of the later Camarata is considered to be
gradually evolved from the thinner plates of the disk of the earlier species.
The heavy intcrradials are therefore modified perisomic plates. In the Fistu-
lata the plates between Ambulacra and between the radials and orals are
perisomic. The J^arviformia are forms having the ventral surface composed of
orals, with no perisomic plates. The origin and devek^Mnent of the anal
plates in the Fistulata are also tlescribed.

Wasatch and Wind River Reds, Fossil Mammals collected in 1891. H. F. Osborn
and J. L. Wortman. (Bui. Am. Mus. Nat. Hist., i v, 81-147. 1892.)

RK'

w
w

w

Wi
Ws
Ws

■

species,
he Fistu-
orals are

posed of
the anal

, Osborn

stna.) BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NORTH A^TERTCAN PALEONTOLOGY. 231

Walcott, Charles D. Auflandung von Fi8«;hrfi8ten in Untcrsilnr. (Neues Jahrlmch
f. Min., Geol. u. Pal., r (3), p. 284. 1891.) Notice of tlie findiu« of tishes in the
Lower Silurian near Canyon City, Colorado.

■Walcott, Charles D. Cinibrian Fossils from Mount Stephens, Northwest Territory
of Canada. (Am. Jonr. Sci., (3), Vol. xxxvi, pp. 163-167. New Haven. 1888.)
Comparisons of the Mt. Steph'^s fiiuna ar(i inadu with ^bose fonnd tlsowhere.
A nnmber of coiTcctions are:,lso maao in tlm names of certain trilobites.

Walcott, Charles D. Cambrian Rocks of Pennsylvania and Maryland from the
Snsfinehanna to the Potomac. (Am. .Four. Sci., (3), Vol. \i.iv. pp. l<)!>-482.
New Haven, 1892.) Incidental references to fossils oltHcrvcii at ditVerent locali-
ties.

Walcott, Charles D. Cambrian Rocks of A'irjjiniaaud theSontlu-rii Appalachiaas.
(Am.Jonr. Sci., (3), Vol. xr.iv,pi». .'52-,57. New Haven, 1892.) Im-idental rrf-
erencesto fossils from many localities.

Walcott, Charles D. Correlation Papers: Cambrian. (Bnl. T'. S. Geol. Snr., "Vfo.
81,447 pp., 3 plates. Washington, 1891.) Incidental references to ff»H«ils.
Review.

Walcott, Charles D. Fauna of Lower Cambrian or Olenellus Zone. (IT. S. <ieol.
Sur., Tenth Ann. I?ep., pp. 5ll-<558, 54 plates. Washington, 1890.) A very full
review of tlxeOlenollus fauna, givinj^ the geological position and geographical
distribution. The following species are figured, with descriptions of certain
of the genera and sjiec.ies :

Protospongia sp. ?

Trachyum vetustum Dawson.

Protopharetra sp. f

Spirocy thus atlanticus Bil-
lings.

Coscinocyathus billingsi Wal-
cott.

Ajchasocyathus profundns
Billings.

ArchiL'ocyathus rensselaer i c n s
Ford.

Archipocyathus dwighti Walcott_

Archicocvathus rarus Ford.

Ethmophyllum whitnej'i Meek.

Ethmopliyllum meeki Walcott.

Planolites annularins Walcott.

Planolites congregatus Billings.

Planolites virgatus Hall.

Helminthoidichnite s m a r i n u s
Emmons.

Scolithus linearis llaldeman.

Cruziana sp. ?

Phyllogra|)tus ? f canibrensis sp.
nov.

Dactyloidites asteroides Fitch,

Climacograp t u s ? f e ui m o n s i
Walcott.

Eocystites sp. ?

Lingulella cadata Hall.

Liugulella ella H. & W.

Lingulella gran villonsis Walcott.

Acrotreta gennna Billings.

Iphidea bella.

Acrothcle subsidua W^hite.
Kntorgina cingulata Billings.
Kutorgina labradorica nr sw antonensis

Walcott.
Kutorgina pannnla WLit ^
Kntorgina pros])ectcnsi8 Walcott.
Linnarssonia sagittalis var taoonica
■ Walcott.

Obolella atlantica Walcott
Obolella (Mrce Hillings,
Obolella chromatica Billings.
Obolella crassa Hall.
Obolella nitida Ford.
Obolella gemma Billings.
Orthis highlandensis Walcott.
Orthis salemensis Walcott.
Ortbisina festinata Billings.
Orthisina orientalis Whitfield.
Ortbisina transversa Walcott.
Camarella antiquata Billings.
Camarella ? minor Walcott.
Fordilla troyensis Barrande.
Modioloides prisca Walcott.
Helenia l>'lla Walcott.
Scencila .' conula Walcott.
Sceuol! I, reticulata Hillings.
Sceneua retusa J*'ord.
Scenella ? varians Walcott,
Scenella sp. f

Stenotheca ? elongata Walcott.
Stenothe<'a cnrvirostra S. & F.
Stenotheca rugosa Hall.
Platyceras primievum Billings.

I

232 BIBLIOGRAPHY OP NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY, [bull. 121.

m

m

r-j

'Walcott, Charles D. — U<mt:uuei1.

Platyceras dawsoni sp. nov.

Straparollina remota Billings.

Pleurotomaria (Raphistoma)
attleborensis S. «fc F.

Hyolithes aiuoricanus Billings.

Hyolithes billingsi Walcott.

Ilyulithes communis Billings.

Hyolithes comninnis var. em-
monsi Ford.

Hyolithes inipar Ford.

Hyolithes prineeps Billings.

Hyolithes quadricostatus S. & F.

Hyolithes siniilis Walcott.

Hyolithes terranoviciis Walcott.

Hyolithellus niicans Billings.

Hyolithellus niicans, var. rugosa
Walcott.

Coleoloides typicalis Walcott.

Salterella pulchella Billings.

Salterella rugosa Billings.

Salterella curvatus S. & F.

Isoxys gen. nov.

Isoxys chilhoweana sp. nov.

Le])erditia (?) derniatoides Wal-
cott.

Aristozoe rotnndata Walcott.

Aristozoe troyensis Ford.

Nortliozoc ? vorniontana Whit-
field.

Protocaris inarshi Walcott.

Agnostus iiobilis Ford.

Agnostus desideratus Walcott.

Agnostus sp. ?

Microdiscns helliniarginatus S.
& F.

Microdiscus connexns Walcott.

Microdiscns niecki Ford.

Microdiscns parkori Walcott.

Microdiscns lobatns Hall.

Microdiscus spi^ciosus Ford.

Microdiscns helenu Walcott.

Microdis'iis sp. niidct.

Oleuellus thompsoni Hall.

Olenellus gilberti Meek.

Olenellus iddingsi Walcott,

Olenellus walcotti S. & F.

Olenellus (Mesonacis) vennontana Hall.

Olenellus (Mesonacis) as.aphoidcs F,iii-

nions (sp.)
Olenellus (Holmia) briiggeri Walcott.
Olcuoides fordi Walcott.
Olenoides marcoui Whitfield.
Olenoides ellsi sp. nov.
Olenoides quadriceps H. & W.
Olenoides (Dorypyge) desiderata sp. nov.
Zacanthoides levis Walcott.
Zacanthoides eatoni Walcott.
Bathynotus liolopyga Hall.
Avalonia raanuelensis Walcott.
Conocoryplie trilineata Emmons.
Conocoryphe reticulata sp. nov.
Ptychoparia adamsi Billings.
Ptychoparia ? attleborensis S. »St. F.
Ptychoparia ? fitchi Walcott.
Ptychoparia miser Billings.
Ptychoparia metisensis sp. nov.
Ptychoparia subcoronata H. &, W.
Ptychoparia teucer Billings.
Ptychoparia vulcanus Billings.
Crepicephalus augusta Walcott.
Crepicephalus liliaua Walcott.
Oryctocephalus primus Walcott.
Anomocare ? parvum Walcott.
Agraulos strenuus Billings.
Agraulos redpathi sji. nov.
Agraulos strennus, Aar. nasntus var. nov.
Proty])ns hitchcocki Whitfield.
Protypus senectus Billings.
Protypus clavatus Walcott.
Solenoi»leura bombifrons Matthew.
Solenoplenra ? harveyi Walcott.
Solenoplenra howleyi Walcott.
Solenoplenra ? nana Ford.

KKT

Ws
We

"Wa

Wa

Wa]

Solenoplenra ?? tnniida Walcott.
Reviewed in Am. .lonr. Sci., (3;, XLii, 345,34(5, 1891; also by J. F. James, Am.

Geologist, viii, S2-Ht), 1891.
Walcott, Charles D. Fossils in Lower Taconic of Emmons. (Proc. Am. As. Adv.

Sci., Vol. XXXVI, pp. 212,213, Salem, 1888,) Abstract. Notes the discovery

of Trenton fossils in the Taconic limestones in Vonnoiit.
Walcott, Charles D. Hercynian Fauna of Northern Hartz, in Germany. (Am.

Jour. Sci., (3), Vol. xxxix, pp. 155, ISO. New Haven, 1890.) A brief discus-
sion of the stratigraphic jiosition of the fauna.
Walcott, Charles D. Inarticulate Brachiopod from Trenton Limestone. (U. S.

Nat. Mu8., Proc, Vol. xii, pp. 365, 306. Washington, 1889.) Conotreta rusti

described as new genus and species.

■

[bull. 121.

;ana Hall.
itlt!8 Kiii-

'^alcott.

,ta sp. nov.

lis.

V.

&. F.

kW.

I.
tt.

tt.

s var. nov.

KBTK8.] BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY. 233

"Walcott, Charles D. t 'njinla Preserving Cast of Pedunclo. (U. S. Nat. Mus.,

Proc, Vol. XI, p. 480. Wasliinytou, 1888.) A good specimen recently found

is figured.
Walcott, Charles D. Lower Cambrian Fossils from Cohassett, Mass. (Proc. Biol.

Soc. Washington, Vol. vii, p. 155. Washington, 1892.) Note on the occnr-

renco of fossils in a bowlder.
Walcott, Charles D. Lower Silurian (Ordovician) Ichthyic Fauna and its Modoof

Occurrence. (Bui. Geol. Soc. America, Vol. iii, pp. 153-172. Rochester, 1891.)

Abstract. The stratigraphy described, list of invertebrate fossils associated

and general character of invertebrates considered. The following species are

described :

Dictyorhabdus priscns gen. et sp.'nov.

Eroptychius americanus sp. nov.

Astraspia desiderata sp. nov.
Review in Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xu, 245, 1891; Am. Naturalist, xxv, 137, 1891;

Geol. Mag., iii, viii, 240, 1891.
Walcott, Charles D. New Forms of Upper Cambrian Fossils. (Proc. U. S. Nat.

Mus., Vol. XIII, pp. 266-279, 2 plates. Washington, 1891.) The following

species are described as new :

;hew.
tt.

)tt.

amos. Am.

I. As, Adv.
discovery

my. (Am.
ief discus-

le. (U. S.
otreta rmti

Metoptoma (?) minueiskensis.
Metoptoma (?) peracuta.
Platyceras hoyti.
Platyceras texanum.
Trochus ( f ) saratogensis.
Hyolithes attenuatus.
Hyolithes curvatus.
Hyolithes corrugatus.
Hyolithes newtoui.
Conularia cambria.
Spirodentalium osceola.

Ptychoparia llanoensis.
Ptycho])aria coiniata.
Ptychoparia nietra.
Ptychoparia pero.
Ptychoparia suada.
Ptychoparia urania.
Ptychoparia vacuna.
Ptychoparia (Liostracus) ])anope.
Agraulos saratogensis.
Agraulos thea.
IlUenurus (?) dia.

Ptychoparia burnetensis.
Walcott, Charles D. New Genera and Species from the Lower Cambrian or Ole-
nellus Zone of North America. (Proc. U. S. Nat. Mus., Vol. xii, pp. 33-46,
Washington, 1890.) Notes on several species, with descriptions of the follow-
ing forms :

ArchiEOcyathus dwighti sp. nov.
Ethmophyllum meeki sp. nov.
Planolites annularius sp. nov.
Kutorgiualabradoricavar. swan-

tonensis var, nov.
Obolella atlantica sp. nov.
Camerella minor sp. nov.
Colooloides typicalis gen. et sp.

nov.
Hyolithes terranovicus sp. nov.

Helenia bella gen. et sp. nov.
Agn iM desideratus sp. nov.
Microdi'" us ln^lena s)), nov.
Olenellua (Mesona<i.s) asaphoides (Km

mens.)
Olenellus (Mesonacif briiggerl \\ ilrott.
Avalonia mannnelensis gen. ct sp. nov.
Zacanthoides eatoni sp. nov.
Solenoplenra harveyi sp. nov.
Solenopleura howleyi sp. nov.

Hyolithes similis sp. nov.
Reviewed in Am, Jour. Sci., (3), xxxix, l.->9, 1890; also in Nones Jahrh.u-h, 334,

1891.
Walcott, Charles D. New Generaand Species of Fossils from the Middh' ( .rian.
(Proc. U. S. Nat. Mus., Vol. xi, pp. 441-146. Washington, 1889.) Thf lollow-
ing species, mostly new, are described from Newfoundland :

Lingulellamacconnelli. Linnarrsonia sagittalis Salter.

Crania (t) Columbiana. Orthosina alberta.

Acrotreta gemma, var. depressa. Platyceras nmiingeri.

234 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY, [boll. 121

%

Karlia Htephenensis.
Bathynriscus (Kootenia)dawsoni.
Ogygopsis. sp.f

Walcott, Charles D.— Continued.
Olenoides curticei.
Olenoides sp. uudet.
Karlia.
Karlia minor.

•Walcott, Charles D. Review of Dr. R. W. Poll's Second Report on the Geology of
a Portion of the Province of Qnobec ; with Additional Notes on the Quebec
Group, (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), Vol. xxxix, pp. 101-115. New Haven, 1890.)
Numerous references to fossils.

Walcott, Charles D. Stratigraphic PoMition of the Olenellus Fauna in North
America and Europe. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), Vol. xxxvii, pp. 374-392. New
Haven, 1889.) A study of the stratigraphical relations of the Olenellus fauna,
with numerous references to species and localities

Walcott, Charles D. Stratigraphic Position of the Olenellus Fauna in North
America and Europe. (Am. Jour. Sci.,(3),Vol. xxviii, pp. 29-42. New Haven,
ISi-b.) Continued from Am. Jour. Sci., Vol. xxxvxi, page 392.

Walcott, Charles D. Stratigraphical Succession of Cambrian Faunas of North
America. (Nature, Vol. xxxviii, p. . 5.51. New York, 1888.) Incidental refer-
ences to fossils.

TValcott, Charles D. Taconic System of Emmons and the Use of the Name Taconic
in Geologic Nomenclature. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), Vol. xxxv, pp. 229-242, .307-
327, and 395-401. New Haven, 1888.) Incidental references to fossils from
New York, Vermont, Massachusetts, .and Connecticut are given.

Walcott, Charles D. Value of Term " Hudson River Group" in Geologic Nomen-
clature, (Bui. Geol. Soc. America, Vol. i, pp. .335-.356. New York, 1890.)
Lists of characteristic fossils are given.

Walcoi,^. Charles D. Vertebrate Fauna in Silurian (Ordovician) Strata. (Bui.
Geol. !5oc. \merica. Vol. iii, i>p. 153-172, 2 plates. Rochester, 1892.) A pre-
liminary notice of the discovery offish remains in the Trenton of Colorado,
with a list of characteristic invertebrate remains found at the same place.

Walcott, C. D., Rejoinder. C. Rominger. (American Geologist, ii, 356-359. 1888.)
Mention made of ditferent species.

Wanner, Atrenus. Casts of Scolithus Flattened by Pressure. (American Geologist,
Vol. V, pp. 35-.38, Minneapolis, 1890.) The effects of pressure on certain speci-
mens of Scolithus in the ijuartzites of Pennsylvania figured and described.

Wanner, Atrenus. Discovery of Fossil Tracks in the Triassic of York County, Pa.
(Proc. Am. As. Adv. Sci., Vol. xxxvii, p. 186. Salem, 1889.) Announcement
of the discovery of tracks j;nd algjo in the York County Trias. It is follov\ed
by a discussion by C. H. Hitchcock.

Wanner, Atrenus. Discovery of Fossil Tracks, Algie, etc., in the Triassic of York
County, Pennsylvania, (Geol. Sur. Pennsylvania, Ann. Rep. 1887, pp. 21-35.
Harrisburg, 1889.) Notes and figures of various forms found.

Wanner, Atrenus. Fossil Tr.acks in tlio Trias of York County, Pa. (Proc. Am. As.
Adv. Sci., Vol. XL, p. 286. Salem, 1892.) Abstract. A notice of the discov-
ery and discussion of the character of tlie imprints.

Wappiniger Valley Limestones and Otlior Formations of Dutchess County, N. Y.
W. B. Dwight. (Am. .Tour. Sci., (3), xxxviir, 139-153. 1889.) Various fossils
considered.

Washington.

Aucella, with Special Reference to its Ocicurrencc in California. C. A. White.

(U. S. Geol. Sur., Moii. xiii, 226-233. 1888. )
Invertebrate Fossils of Pacific Coast. C. A. White. (Bui. U. S, Geol. Sur., No.

51. 1889.)
Pugot Group of Washington Territory. C. A. A^'hitc. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3),
xxxvi, 443-450. 1888. (Incidental references to the fossils.

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811, 1890.)

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Ins fiiiina,

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3w Haven,

of North
ntal refer-

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1-242, 307-
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ic Nomen-
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Colorado,
place.
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Geologist,
;ain speci-
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mnty, Pa.
uucemeni
followed

0 of York
)p. 21-35.

!. Am. As.
,0 discov-

ity, N.Y.
[>UM fossils

A. White.
Snr., No.
Sci., (3),

"Waverly Fossils, Continued, Geology of Licking County, Ohio, Part iv. List. C.

L. Herrick. (Bui. Sci. Lab. Dennison Univ., iv, Pt. i, 11-60. 1888.)
Waverly Fossils, Description of Four Now Species. C. L. Herrick. (Bui. Sci. Lab.

Dennison Univ., iv, 11-60 and 97-123. 1891.)
Waverly Group, Continued, General Conclusions, Geology of Licking (.'ounty, Ohio,

Pt. IV. C. L. Herrick. (Bui. Sci. Lab. Dennison Univ., iv, Pt. i, 97-123. 1888.)
Waverly Group, Geology of Licking County, Ohio, Pts. iii and iv, Subcarbonifer-

ous. C.L. Herrick. (Bui. Sci. Lab. Dennison Univ., m, Pt. i, 13-110. 1888.)
Waverly Group in Ohio. C.L. Herrick. (American Geologist, iii, 94-99. 1889.)

Mention made of different species.
Waverly Group in Ohio, with Description of New Species, List of the Bryozons.

E.O. Ulrich. (Bui. Sci. Lab. Dennison Univ., iv, Pt.i, 62-92. 1888.)
Waverly of Ohio, Compiled, Tabulated List of Fossils. W. E. Cooper. (Bui. Sci.

Lab. Dennison Univ., iv, Pt. i, 123-130. 1888.)
Waverly Problem, Cuyahoga Shale of Oliio. C. L. Herrick. (Bnl, Geol. Soc. Amer-
ica, ii, 31-47. 1891.) Incidental references to fossils.
Webster, Clement L. Devonian Rocks of Iowa, which Constitutes a Typical Sec-
tion of the Devonian Formation of the Interior Continental Area of North

America. (American Naturalist, Vol. xxiii, pp. 229-243. Philadelphia, 1889.)

Numerous references to and lists of fossils.
Webster, Clement L. Genus Pachyphyllnm. (American Naturalist, Vol. xxiii,

pp. 621-625. Philadelphia, 1889.) The following species described, without

figures, from the Devonian of Iowa:
Pachyhyllum woodmani (White). I'arhyhylluin ordinatum sp. no v.
Pachyhyllum crassicostatum sp. I'achyhyllum crassuni sp. nov.
nov.
Webster, Clement L. Geology of Johnson County, Iowa. (American Naturalist,

Vol. XXII, pp. 408-419. 1889.) A list of Pleistocene fossils found is given.
Webster, Clement L. New and Imperfectly Known Species of Brachiopoda from

the Devonian Rocks of Iowa. (American Naturalist, Vol. xxii, pp. 1100-1104.

Philadelphia, 1888.) The following are described without figures:

Spirifera substrigosa sp. noV. Atrypa hystrix, var. elougata subsp. nov.

Spirifera hungerfordi. Atrypa hystrix, var. planosulcata subsp.

Spirifera strigosa. nov.

Webster, Clement L. New Genus of Corals from Devonian Rocks of Iowa. (Amer-
ican Naturalist, Vol. xxiii, pp. 710-712. Philadelphia, 1889.) The following
described, without figures, from the Rockford shales of Iowa :
Macgeea gen. nov. Macgeea parva sp. nov.

Macgeea solitaria (Hall and Macgeea culnmla sp. nov.

Whitfield.
Webster, Clement L. New Species of Fossils from the Rockford Shales of Iowa.
(American Naturalist, Vol. xxii, pp. 1013-1018. Philadelphia, 1888.) The fol-
lowing species are described, without figures, as new :
Rhynchonclla subacumiuata. Turbo strigillata.

Athyris minutissima. Turbo ? incertus.

Paracyclas validalinea. Holopea tenuicarinata.

Platystoma mirus. Cyclonemabrevilincata.

Platystoma pervetus. Cyclonema subcrenulata.

Naticopsis rarus.
Webster, Clement L. Notes on the Rockford Shales. (American Naturalist, Vol.
xxil, pp. 444-446. Philadelphia, 1888. ) Three species are described as new :
Loxonema gigautea. Loxonema orassum.

Loxonema owenensis.
Weiss, B. Devonian Sponges ; by J. M. Clarke : Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xxix. Review.
(Neues Jaiirbuch, 478-479. 1888.)

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236 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY. fBULUl2l.

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II

White, Charles A. Aucella, with Special Reference to its Occurrence in California.
(U.S.Geol.Sur., Mou. xiii, App.to Chapter v, pp. 226-233, 2 plates. Wash-
ington, 1888.) A general consideration of the genus, with proof of the spe-
cific identity of the various forms heretofore described under various names.

Wliite, Charles A. Biological and Geological Significance of Closely Similar Fossli
Forms. (Proc. Am. As. Adv. Sci., Vol. xxxix, pp. 239-243. Salem, 1891.) A
discussion of the confusion resulting from the study of fossils ttom the two
difi'erent points of view with reference to the synonymy of different forms.
Reviewed Am. Geologist, iii, 374, 375. 1891.

White, Charles A. Invertebrate Fossils of the Pacific Coast. (U. S. Geol. Sur., Bui.
No. 51, 102 pp. Washington, 1891.) The following species described and fig-

WTiit

mi

nred:
Ostrea (Alectryonia) dilleri

White.
Zirphiea plana sp. nov.
ActuBon inornatus sp. nov.
Vasculum gen. aov.
Yasculum obliquum sp. nov
Lysis oppansus sp. nov.
Trochus (Anademu) gemiferus

sp. nov.
Stomatia obstricta sp. nov.
Gyrodes dowelli sp. nov.
Rimella macilenta sp. nov.
Mesalia obsuta sp. nov.
Faunus marcidulus sp. nov.
Ceratia uexilia sp. nov.
Trophon condoni sp. nov.
Comiuella lecontei sp. nov.
Fulgur hilgardi sj). nov.
Fnlguraria gabbi sp. nov.
Cancellaria tiirneri sp. nov.
Scobinella dilleri sp. nov.
Ammonites turneri sp. nov.
Perna excavata sp. nov.
Inoceramus vancouverensis Shu-

mard.

Crassatella tuscana Gabb.

Clisocolus dubius Gabb.

Clisocolus cordatns Whiteaves.

Anatina sulcatina Shumard.

Vanikoropsis suciensis sp. nov.

Ammonites maclurei sp. nov.

Cardium (Adacnaf) sp. ?

Cyrena brevidens sp. nov.

Corbicula willisi sp. nov.

Corbicula pugetensis sp. nov.

Batissa dubia sp. nov.

Batissa newberryi sp. nov.

Psammobia obscura sp. nov.

Sauguinolaria ? caudata sp. nov.

Teredo pugetensis sp. nov.

Cerithium sp. ?

CucuUoia increbescens sp. nov.

Glycimeris f dalli sp. nov.

Belemnites sp. ?

Belemnites sp. ?

Ammonites (Lillia) howelli sp. nov.

Ammonites (Lillia) kialagvikensis sp.

nov.
Ammonites (Amaltheus) whiteaves! sp.

nov.

Reviewed in Am. Geologist, v. 109, 110, 1890; and Neuea Jahrbuch, 154, 155, 1892.

"White, Charles A. Later Cretaceous Deposits in Iowa. (American Geologist, Vol.
I, pp. 221-227. Minneapolis, 1888.) Lespodeathes (?) haworihi described and
figured as new.

White, Charles A. Lower Cretaceous of the Southwest and its Relation to Under-
lying and Overlying Formations. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), Vol. xxxviii, pp. 440-445.
New Haven, 1889.) Incidental references to fossils are given.

WMte, Charles A. North American Mesozoic. (Proc. Am. As. Adv. Sci.,yol. xxxviii,
pp. 205-225. Salem, 1890.) General references to the fossils.

White, Charles A. North American Mesozoic. (Science, Vol. xiv, pp. 160-166.
New York, 1889.) General references to fossils. The address before section £,
of the A. A. A. S. at Toronto, August 29, 1889.

White, Charles A. Permian of Texas. (American Naturalist, Vol. xxii, p. 926.
Philadelphia, 1888.) In a note to the editors, Dr. White announces that he
has found that Mr. Cunimings was entirely correct in his reported discovery of
Mesozoic and Paleozoic types of Invertebrates commingled in one and the
same layer of the Permian, in Baylor, Archer, and Wichita counties, Texas.

"Whit

Whit

WWt
Whit

fBULUlSl.

KKTM] BIBLIOGRAPHY OP NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY. 237

California.
B8. Wash-
>f the Bpe-
ona names,
ailar Fossli
, 1891.) A
m the two
■ent forms.

1. Sur., Bui.
ed and fig-

>v.

. nov.
censis sp.

ieavesi sp.

i, 155, 1892.
iogist, Vol.
sribed and

1 to Under-
tp. 440-445.

1. XXXVIII,

p. 160-166.
I section £,

:;ii, p. 926.
368 that he
iscovery of
e and the
, Texas.

White, Charles A. Permian Formation of Texsw. (American Naturalist, Vol. xxiii,
pp. 109-128. Philadelphia, 1889.) A list of species found with the descrip-
tions and figures of the following new species :
Ptychites cumminsi. Pompanoceras walcotti.

Medlicottia copei.

White, Charles A. Paget Group of Washington Territory. (Am. Jonr. Sci., (3),
Vol. XXXVI, pp. 443-450. New Ha veu, 1888.) lucideutal references and com-
parisons to fossils.

'White, Charles A. Texas Permian and its Mesozoio Types of Fossils. (Uul. U. S.
Geol. Sur., No. 77, 51 pp., 4 plates. Washington, 1891.) A careful study of
the Texas Permian fauna, with descriptions and figures of the following:

Goniatites baylorensis sp. nor.
Wagenoceras cumminsi White.
Medlicottia copei White.
Popanoceras walcotti White.
Naticopsis shumardi McChes-

ney?
Nautilus (Temnocheilus) wins-

lowi M. & W.
Nautilus sp. f

Nautilus occidentalis Swallow.
Nautilus endolobus M. &, W.
Naticopsis remex White.
Orthoceras rushensis McChesney .
Euomphalus subquadratus M. &,

Murchisonia sp. f

Patella sp. f

Bellerophon crassus M. & W.

Bellerophon montifortianus M. &■ P.

Sedgwiclcia topekiensis (Shumard).

PleurophoruB sp.t

Clidophorus occidentalis Geinitz.

Yoldia? snbscitula M. & H.

Myalina permiana (Swallow).

Myalina aviculoides M. & H.

Myalina perattennata M. & H.

Gervillia longa Geinitz.

Aviculopecten occidentalis Shumard.

Spirorbis sp. ?

Cythere nebrascensis Geinitz.

E. D. Cope. (American Nat-

W.
'White River Neocene of Nebraska, Perrissodactyles.

uralist, xxv, 47-49. 1891.)
'Whiteaves, J. P. Cretaceous Fossils from British Columbia, the Northwest Terri-
tory, and Manitoba. (Geol. and Nat. Hist., Sur. Canada, Contributions to
Canadian Paleontology, Vol. I, pp. 151-196, 10 plates. Montreal, 1889.) The
following species, with figures, are de8crii»ed:
Aucellamosquensis, var. concen- Cyprina occidentalis Whiteaves.

trica Fisch.

Astarte carlottensis sp. nov.

Placenticeras occidentale Whit-
eaves.

Placenticeras perezianum Whit-
eaves.

Placenticeras (Perezianum? var.)
liardense.

Scaphites quatsinoensis Whit-
eaves.

Discina pileolus sp. nov.

Cyprina yukonensis sp. nov.

Schloonabachia borealis sp. nov.

Estheria sp. nov.

Terebratula robusta sp. nov.

Exogyra sp. f

Lima perobliqua sp. nov.

Fteria (Oxytoma) comeuilana
d'Orbigny.

Trigonia dawsoni Whiteaves.

Astarte carlottensis Whiteaves.

Protocardium hillamun var.

Pleuromya carlottensis Whiteaves.

Schloenbachia gracilis sp. nov.

Placenticeras glabrnm sp. var.

Cyprina subtrapeziformis Whiteaves.

Linearia formosaf Meek & Hayden.

Pholadomya subventrioosa Meek & Hay-
den.

Solecurtis (Tagelus) occidentalis Whit-
eaves.

Martesia tumidiformis Whiteaves.

Hydatina parvula Whiteaves.

Baculites ovatus Say.

Placenticeras placenta Dekay.

Palo^astacus (?) omatus Whiteaves.

Serpula semicoalita sp. nov.

Lingula subspatulataf Hall &. Meek.

Ostrea congesta Conrad.

Inoceramus problematicus Schlot-
heim.

Modiola tenuiscuipta sp. nov.

Delemnitella manitobensis, sp. nov.

Loricula canadensis sp. nov,

! t

238 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY, [nuix-iai.

Wtaiteaves, J. F.— Coutiuued.

Ptychodus parvulus sp. uov. EuohoduH shumardi Leidy.

Lamna inanitobenHis np. nov. Cladocyclus occideutalis Leidy.

Reviewed in Am. Jour. Soi., (3), xxxviii, 493, 1889; alao in Neues Jahrbucb, 158,

159, 1891.
Whiteavea, J. F. Dcnoription of a New Genus au*l Species of Phyllocardia Crnnta-

cea from the Middle Cambrian of Mount Stepbens, B. C. (Can.idian Rec. Sci.

Vol. V, pp. 205-208. Ottawa, 1892.) Anamolocaria canadensis is based upon

nnmerous specimens in which only the abdominal and caudal segments are

preserved, the carapace being unknown.
Whiteaves, J. F. Description of a New Species of Paneka from the Corniferous

Limestones of Ontario. (Canadian Rec. Sci., Vol. iv, pp. 401-404, 1 plate.

Ottawa, 1891.) Paneka grandia is regarded as new. It attains a length of

fully 9 and a height of nearly 7 inches.
Whiteaves, J. P. Descriptions of four New Species of Fossils from the Lower

Silurian Rocks of the Southeastern portion of the District of Saskatchewan.

(Canadian Rec. Sci., Vol. V, pp. 293-302, 1 plate. Ottawa, 1891.) The follow

ing species are figured and described :
Strophomena acanthoptera. Gomphoceras purvnlum.

Pentamorus discussatns. Acidaspis perarmata.

Reviewed in Am. Geologist, ix, 66, 1892.
Whiteaves, J. F. Fossils of Devonian Rocks of the Islands, Shores, or immediate

vicinity of Lakes Manitoba and Winnepegosis. (Geol. and Nat. Hist. Sur.

Canada, Contributions to Canadian Paleontology, Vol. i, pp. 255-860, 14 plates.

Montreal, 1892.) The few introductory remarks are followed by the descrip-
tions and figures of the following species :

Spheerospongia tessellata Phil-
ips.
Astrisospongia hamiltonensis

Meek & Worthen.
Cyathophyllum vermiculare, var.

praicursor Freeh.
Cyathophyllum anna Whitfield.
Cyathophyllum profunda Hall.
Cyathophyllum profunda (var.).
Cyathophyllum dianthus Gold-

fus.
Cyathophyllum waskasense si*.

nov.
Cyathophyllum petraioides sp.

nov.
Cyathophyllum a th abas cense

Whiteaves.
Columnaria (Cyathophylloides

disjuncta sp. nov.
Actinocystis variabilis sp. uov,
Favosites gothlandica Lamarck

(var.).
Pachyopora cerviocornis De

Blainville.
Alveolites vallomm Meek.
Stromatopora sp. ?
Actinostroma expansnm Hall &.

Whitfield.
Actinostroma tyrrellii Nicholson.

Actinostroma fenestratnm Nicholson.
Ctenucrinus sp.

Spirorbis omphalodes Goldfnss.
Leptotrypa quadrangularis Nicholson.
Pinacotrypa marginata sp. nov.
Cystodictya hamiltonensis Ulrich.
Fenestolla vera Ulrich.
Fenestella sp. ?

Polypora (porosaf var.) manitobensis.
Discina sp. indet.
Choneteslogani,var. aurora Hall.
Choiietes manitobensis sp. nov.
Productella productoides, var. mem-

branacea Phillips.
Productella subaculeata Mnrchison.
Orthid (Schizophoria) striatula Schlo-

theim.
Orthis (Schizophoria) manitobensis nom.

prov.
Orthothotes chemungensis Conrad.
Strophodonta arcnata Hall.
Strophodontainterstrialis Phillips.
Spirifera fimbriata Conrad.
Spirifera (Martinia) richardsonii Meek.
Cyrtina hamiltonensis Hall.
Athyris vittata Hall.
Atrypa reticularis Linniens.
Atrypa reticularis var. aspera Schlot-

heim.

[BOLL. lai.

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biich, 158,

ia CritAta-
L Rec. Sci.
ised upon
luents are

>rniferoa8
, 1 plate,
length of

he Lower
itchewan.
lie follow

minediate
list. 8ur.
14 plates,
e descrip-

Lolson.

s.
;holson.

r.
ich.

>l>onBiH.
I.

>r. mem-
sou.
a Schlo-

nsis uom.

ad.

ps.

i Meek.

Schlot-

Whiteaves, J. P.— Continued.

Pentamerus comis Owen.

Stringocephalus b u r t i n i D c-
france.

Terebratula sullivanti Hall.

Pterinea lobuta sp. uov.

Actinopteria boydii Conrad.

Gosseletia sp. f

Mytilarca inHata sp. nov.

Myalina trigonalis, sp. nov.

Modiomorpha attenuata White-
aves.

Modiomorpha compressa sp. nov.

Modiomorpha tumida sp. nov.

Modimorpha parvula sp. nov.

Spathella subelliptica sp. nov.

Goniophora perangulata Hall
var.

Macrodon pygmanis sp, nov.

Nucula? manitobeusis sp. nov.
I Nuculites sp.

Keferateinia subovata Whito-

aves.

Meoynodon sp.

Anodontopsis affinis sp. nov.

Paraoyclas antiqua Goldfuss.

Paracyclas elliptica Hall.

Paraoyclas elliptica var. occi-
dentalis Billings.

Paracyclas sp. undt.

Conocardium ohioensis Meek.

Cardiopsis tenuicostata sp. nov,

CypricardoUa bellistriata Con-
rad.

Cypricardella producta sp nov.

Cypricardina planulata (?) Con-
rad.

Glossitesmanitobensis nom.prov.

Orthonota corrugata Whiteaves.

Dental ium (sp.)t

Palieacmsea (?) cingulatasp.
nov.

Pleurotomaria goniostomasp.
nov.

Pleurotomaria infranodosa sp.

Pleurotomaria sp. nndt.
Raphistouia tyrreilii sp. nov.
Murchisonia archiacaua sp.
Murchisonia dowlingii sp. nov.
Murchisonia turbinata Schlotheim.
Hellerophonf pelops Hall.
Porcellia manitobensis sp. nov.
Eunema speciosum sp. uov.
Eunema brevispira sp. nov.
Euenema subspinusum sp. nov.
Eunema clathratulum sp. nov.
Astralites gen. nov.
Astralites Hmbriatus sp. nov.
Euoniphalus (Straparollus) annulatus

Phillips.
Euomphalus (Phanerotiuus) sp. undt.
EuomplialuB circularis? Phillips, var.

subtringonalis.
OmplialocirruB manitobensis sp. uov.
Straparollina obtusa sp. nov.
Paeudophorus tectiformis sp. nov.
Platyceras (Orthonychia) parvulum sj*.

nov.
Platyostoma tumidnm sp. nov.
Naticopsis manitobensis sp. nov.
Naticopsis iuomata sp. uov.
Loxonema altivolvis sp. nov.
Loxonema priscum Munster.
Loxonema cingulatum sp. nov.
Loxonema gracillum sp. nov.
Macroohilina suboostata (Schlotheim).
Macrochilina pulcholla sp. nov.
Pleurotomaria spenceri sp. nov.
Hyolithos alatus sp. uov.
Orthoccras hindii Whiteaves.
Brontcus manitobensis sp. nov.
Lichas (Terataspis) sp. nov.
Cyphaspis bellula sp. nov.
Proetus mundulus sp. nov.
Ptyctodus calceolus Newberry and Wor-

then.
Dinichthys canadensis sp. nov.
Aspidichthys ( f ) notabilis sp. nov.
Onychodui (sp. undt.).

I •

I; 1

it

nov.
Reviewed in Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xliv, 429, J892.
Whiteaves, J. F. Fossils of the Devonian Rocks of the Mackenzie River Basin.
(Geol. and Nat. Hist. Sur. Canada, Contributions to Canadian Paleontology,
Vol. I, Part III, pp. 199-253, 5 plates. Montreal, 1891.; The following species

described, with Agues :
Astr {eospongia hamiltouensis

Meek & Worthen.
Aulopora serpens Goldfuss.
Streptolusma rectum Hall.

Cyathophyllum arcticum Meek.
Cyathophyllum cisspitosum Goldfuss.
Cyathophyllum richardsoni Meek.
Cyathoithyllum athabasceuse sp. uov.

240 BIBLIOGRAPHY OP NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY. Ibuu.121.

Whiteav9«, J. F. — Continued.

Carapophylluni «llipictiiiii Hall
& Wliitfield.

Heliophylluiii pttrvnluiii Hp. nov.

PhillipBastrusa huunalii Loms-
dalo.

PhilHpsastrrea verillii Meuk.

rachyphylluni devonionse Ed-
wards & Hainie.

CyBtiphylluni araericanum, var.
arcticum Meek.

Pacbypora oervicomiB de Blain-
ville.

Arachnocrinus canadensis ap.
nov.

Spirorbis omphalodes Goldfuss.

Spirorbis arkonenHis Nicholson.

Cornulitea (Ortonls) subltevis sp.
nov.

Hederella canadensis Nichol-
son.

Proboscina laxa sp. nov.

Stomatopoia moniliformis sp.
nov.

Ascodictyon stellatum Nichol-
son.

Paleschara quadrangularis
Nicholson.

Monotrypella unjiga sp. nov.

Ceramopora hurouensis Nichol-
son.

Crania hamiltoniae Hall.

Chonetes logani var. aurura
Hall.

Strophalosia productoides
Mnrchison.

Productella dissimilis.

Prodnctella spinulicosta Hall.

Productella lachrymosa var.
lima Conrad.

Orthis striatula Schlotheim.

Strophodonta demissa Conrad.

Spirifera disjnncta Sowerby.

Spirifora diejuuota, var. occideutalis var.
nov.

Spirifera cyrtiumformiR Hall &, Whit-
field.

Spirifera inutilis Hall.

Spirifera tullia Hall var.

Spirifera glabra, var. franklini Meek.

Spirifera moristoides Meek.

Spirifera richardsoni Meek.

Cyrtina hamiltonensiif Hall.

Cyrtina billingsi Meek.

Athyris angelica, var. occidentalis var.
nov.

Athyris parvnla sp. nov.

Atrypa reticularis Linn<^.

Atrypa reticularis, var. aspera Schlo-
theim.

Rhynchonella pugnus Martin.

Rhynchonella cnboides Sowerby.

Rhynchonella castanea Meek.

Eatonia variablis sp. nov.

Pentamerus galeatus Dalman .

Stringocephalus burtini Defrance.

Cryptonella calviui ( ?) Hall & Whitfield.

Newberria Itevis Meek.

Newberria halli.

Pterinopecten sp. undt.

Pterinea fiabellum Conrad.

Ptychopteria aequivalvis sp. nov.

Leptodesma demus Hall.

Leptodesma jason Hall.

Palffioneilo sp. undt.

Paracyclas elliptica Hall.

Schizodus chemungensis Conrad.

Euomphalus (StraparoUus) inops Hall.

Euomphalns (StraparoUus) flexistriatus
sp. nov.

Euomphalns maskusi sp. nov.

Conularia salinensis sp. nov.

Proetus haldemani Hall.

Kin
Wh

I
WW1

Rd
White

1
]
i

i
I

«

White
I
1

Strophodonta perplana Conrad.

Whiteavea. J. F. Fossils from Hamilton Formation of Ontario, with a list ox Species

at Present Known from that Formation and Province. (Geol.and Nat. Hist,

Sur. Canada. Contributions to Canadian Paleontology, Vol. i, pp. 95-125, 5

plates. Montreal, 1889.) The following species are described with figures:

Acervularia profunda Hall. Megistocrinus sp. indt.

Taxocrinus lobatus Hall. OUacrinus spinigerrus Hall.

Homocrinus crassus sp. nov. Ancyrocrinns bulbosus Hall.

Arthroacantha punctobrachiata Pentremitidea filosa, sp. nov.

Williams.
Dolatocrinus liratus Hall.
Dolatocrinus lamellosus Hall.
Dolatocrinus canadensis sp. nov,

NucleocrinuB elegans Conrad.
Granatocrinus leda Hall.
Codaster canadensis Billings,

Re^

ai

Whitei

D

9J

ULU 121.

KITES! BIBLIOGRAPHY OP NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY. 241

Ain var.
. Whit-

eek.

Whiteaves, J. P.— Continuctl.

EleatherocrtnuB cattHedayi S)ui

mard aud Yandell.
Lingula thedfordensis sp. nov.
Prodnctella ( Strophaloeia ? ) t r i m

cata Hall.
Chonetes oarinata Conrad.
Streptorhynclius perversnni Hall
Strophodonta plicata Hail.
Spirifera subdocussata sp. nov.
NucleoBpiru conciuna Hall.
Meristella unisulcata Conrad.

Meriatolla haskin.ii Hall.
Rot/.ia (TreinutoHpira) nohilix HalL
i'toriniMi flabellum Conrad.
(JrainmyHia arcuata f Conrad.
Turbo Hliuniurdl De Vernouil.
I*latyc«>ra8 oarinatuni Hall.
I'latyteras qninquvHinnatnni Ulrich.
Platyceras (Orthonychia) conicum Hall.
Platyostonia plicatnni sp. nov.
Dalnianitoa Iwdena Hall.

ills var.

V Schlo-

Macroptaliclithys siillivanti Nnwberry.
Reviewed in Am. .Tour. Sci., (3). xxxviii, 493, 1885); Am. (leologist, v, 1()8, 109, 1890;
and Neues Jahrbnch, 117, 1890.
Whiteaves, J. P. Fossils from the Triassio Rocks of British Columbia. (Geol. and
Nat. Hist. Sur. Canada, Contributions to Canadian Paleontology, Vol. i, pp.
127-148, 3 plates. Montreal, 1889.) The following species described with
figures :

se.
Whitfield.

Spiriferina borealis sp. nov.
Terebratula humboldtensis Gabb.
Terebratula liardensis sp. nov.
Monotis subcircularis Gabb.
Monotis oval is sp. nov.
Halobia(Daonella) lommeli Wiss-

man.
Halobia occiden talis sp. nov.
Trigonodus ( ?) productussp. nov.
Margarita triassica sp. nov.

Nautilus liardensis sp. nov.
I'opauoceras maconelli sp. nov.
Arcestes gabbi Meek.
Acrochordiceriis ? carlottenso sp. nov.
Trachyceras canadenso sp. nov.
Arniotites Hyatt gen. et sp. nov.
Arniotitca vuncouverensis Whiteaves.
Arniotites sjt f

Baniotitcs carlottensis sp. nov.
Aulacoceras carlottense Whiteaves.

•8 Hall,
istriatua

Reviewed in Neues Jahrbuch, 170, 171, 1891.

Wlliteaves, J. P. Gasteropoda of Trenton Limestone of Manitoba, with a Descrip-
tion of One New Species. (Canadian Rec. Sci., Vol. v, pp. 317-328. Ottawa,
1892.) Sixteen species are enumerated, most of which are common forms of
the Trenton limestone. Murchitionia major, Hall, and J/, tereti/onna Billings
are regarded as identical, and as largo varieties of M. belUcincta, Hall. A large
new species of Loxonena is described and figured under the name L. winnepeg-
ense, and the operculum of Maclurea vianUobensis is also described and figured.

Whiteaves, J. P. Illustrations of Fossil Fishes of the Devonian Rocks of Canada,
Part II. (Trans. Roy. Soc. Canada, Vol. vi, Sec. iv, pp. 77-96, 5 plates. Montreal,
1888.) The following species are described and figured :
Glyptolepis quebecensis sp. nov. Acanthodes affinis sp. nov.

Species

at. Hist.

95-125, 5

figures :

Phaneroplouron cnrtuni sp. nov.
Cephalaspis cam]>belltonensis sp. nov.
Cocosteua acadicus Whiteaves.
Ctenacanthus latispinosus Whiteaves.
Homocanthus gracilis sp. nov.

Eusthenopteron foordi Whit-
eaves.
Cheirolepis canadensis Whit-
eaves.
Bothriolepis canadensis Whit-
eaves.
Reviewed in Ottawa Naturalist, iii, No. 2, 1889; also Neues .Jahrbuch, 437, 1890;
and Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xxxviii, 249, 1889.
Whiteaves, J. P. New or Previously Unrecorded Species of Fowsils from the
Devonian of Manitoba. (Trans. Roy. Soc. Canada, Vol. via, Sec. iv, pp.
93-110, 7 plates. Montreal, 1890.) The following species figured and described :
Stringocephalus burtini De Plenrotomaria goniostoma sp. nov.

France.
Modiomorpha attenuata sp. nov.
Megalodou subovatus sp. nov.
Orthonota corrugata sp. nov.
Bull. 121 16

Euomphalus manitobensis sp. nov.
Orthoceras (Thoracoceras) tyrrellii sp.

nov.
Actinoceras hindii sp. nov.

■'•I

li

242 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY. [BDu.m.

TetragonoceritH graoilo gen.et np. uov.
(iSyroceras cnnadeiiBe Hp. nov.
GyroceruH fllicinctiiiii h]i. nov.
GyroceruH subuiatuillutum sp. nov.

Whlteavea, J. P. — Continued.

GonipbuceruH mauitobeuHo sp.

nov.
Cyrtuceras occidentale Hp. nov.
IIouialoceraH planatum gun. ut
8p. nov.
Reviewed in Neuea Jahrbuch, 561, 562, 1892.
Whiteaves, J. F. New Speciea of FoHuila from the Cainbro-Silurian Rocks of
Manitoba. (Trans. Koy. Soc. Canada, Vol. vn, Sec. iv, pp. 75-83, 2 plates.
Montreal, 1889.) The following species described and figured as new :

Maclurea manitobensis. Onoceras gibbosuni.

Potorioceras nobile. Cyrtoceras manitobense.

Poterioceraa apertum. Trochoceras maccharlesi.

Oncoceras magnum. Aspidoceras insigne.

Reviewed iu Am. Geologist, V, 58, 1890; also in Neues Jahrbuch, 147, 1890.
'Whiteaves, J. P. Occurrence of Paucispiral Opercula of Gasteropoda iu the Guelph
Formation of Ontario. (Canadian Reo. Sci., Vol. v, pp. 404-407. Ottawa,
1891.) Note on the discovery of an operculum in position on a Silurian gas-
teropod.
Whiteaves, J. P. Orthoceratidie of the Trenton liimestone of the Winnepeg
Basin. (Trans. Roy. Soc. Canada, Vol. ix. Sec. iv, pp. 77-90, 8 plates. Mon-
treal, 1891.) A critical and systematic list of the Orthoceratidio in the
Museum of the Geological Survey of Canada, from the Winnipeg Trenton,
with descriptions and figures of the following species:

Endoceras annulatum Hall. Orthocoras wiuni2>egen8e sp. nov.

Eudoceras Hubanuulatum Whit- Actinoceras richardsoni Stokes.

Actinoceras bigsbyi Brown.
Actinoceras allumittense Bill.
Sactoceras cabadonse sp. nov.
Gonioceras lambii sp. nov.
Poterioceras apertum Whiteaves.
Poterioceras gi'acile.

feld.
Endoceras crassisiphouatum sp.

nov.
Orthoceras simpsoni Billings.
Orthoceras semiplanatum sp.

nov.

Orthoceras solkirkense sp. nov.
Reviewed iu Am. Geologist, x, 124, 1892.
Whitfield, R. P. Additional Notes on Asaphus Canalis, Conrad. (Bui. Am. Mus.
Nat. Hist., Vol. Ii, No. 2, pp. 64, 65, 2 plates. New York, 1889.) Observations
on a specimen found recently at Fort Cassin.
Whitfield, R. P. Common Edible Crab found Fossil iu the Hudson River Tunnel.
(Science, Vol. xviii, p. 300. Now York, 1891.) Cullinectea haatatm, Fabricus,
found iu fossil condition in the bed of the Hudson.
Whitfield, R. P. Description of a New Genus of Inarticulate Brachiopodous Shell.
(Bui. American Mus. Nat. Hist. Vol. iii, pp. 121, 122. New York, 1890.) The
genus Lingulodiscina described and illustrated as new from certain species
heretofore referred to Lingula.
Whitfield, R. P. Description of a New Form of Fossil Balanoid Cirripide, from
the Marcellus Shale of New York. (Bui. American Mus. Nat. Hist., Vol. ii, pp.
66-68. New York, 1889.) ProtohalanuH Aa»i{itowe««i« described and figured,
with a discussion of its relationships.
Whitfield, R. P. Fauual Resemblances between the Cretaceous Formations of New
Jersey and those of the Gulf States. (Bui. American Mus. Nat. Hist., Vol. ii,
pp. 113-116. New York, 1889.) A close faunal relation is noted and tables of
common fossils given.
Whitfield, R. P. Fort Cassin Rocks and their Fauna. (Bui. Geol. Soc. America
Vol. I, pp. 513-515. New York, 1890.) A note supplementary to a paper by
Ezra Brainard and Henry M. Seely on the Caloiferous Formation in the Cham-
plain Valley, in the same publication.

ILL. m.

lOV.

ucks of

90.

I Guelph
Ottawa,
ian gas-

'^innepeg
I. Mon-
3 in the
Trentou,

im. Mu8.
arvations

|r Tuuuel.
iFabricus,

(US Shell.

.) The

In species

lide, from
fol. n,pp.
figured,

[ns of New

|t.,Vol. II,

tables of

America
, paper by
bhe Cham-

1 BIBLIOGRAPHY OP NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY. 243

Whitfield, R.P. Fossils from Uolivia Coll«ct(Ml by Mr. Artliur F. Wendt and
Desoriptiou of a Remarkable Now (ji»)iiuh ami Specii-M of Brachiopod. (Trans.
American Inst. Mining Eng., Vol. xix, ApptMidix, p. SI, 18!»1.) The author
describes the new genns Hcaphiocci-liii, with the new upocicH S. hoUriensia from
the Devonian near Surce, Bolivia. Reviewed in Am. Naturalist, vill, 397,
1891.
Whtfileld. R.P. Gasteropoda and Cephalopoda of the Raritan Cluys and Green-
sand Marls of New Jersey. (U. S. Oeol. Sur., Mon. xviii, 402 pp., 50 plates.
Washington, 1891.) The following species and genera are described and
figured :

Volutomorpha (Piostochilus) uiucro-
nutn Gabb.

Volutomorpha (Piestoehilus) kauei
Gabb.

Eripaehya ? palndinaforniis sp. nov.

Euthria ? fragilis sp. nov.

Tritonidea obesa sp. nov.

Tnrbinella ? parva Gabb.

Turbinella snbconica Gabb.

Tnrbinella f verticalis sp. nov.

Vasum c(moides sp. nov.

Voluta f delawarensis Gabb.

Rostcllitos nasutus Gabb.

Rostellites angulatus sp. nov.

Rostellites texturatus sp. nov.

Volutoderma biplicata Gabb.

Volutoderma ovata sp. nov.

Turricula reileyi sp. nov.

Terricula leda sp. nov.

Turricula scalarifonnis sp. nov.

Cancellaria (Merica) siibalta Conrad.

Morea naticella Gabb.

Turbinopsis hilgardi f Conrad.

Turbiuopsis angnlata sp. nov.

Turbinopsis cnrta sp. nov.

Turbiuopsis elevata sj). nov.

Turbiuopsis major sp. nov.

Turbinopsis plicata sp. nov.

Sure u la strigosa (Gabb).

Cithara mullicn«nsis sp. nov.

Cithara crosswickcnsis sp. nov.

Rostelhiria compacta sp. nov.

Rostellaria spirata sp. nov.

Rostellaria curta sp. nov.

Rostellaria fusiformis sp. nov.

Rostellaria hebe sp. nov.

Auchura arenariii. Mt(rton.

Anchura abrupta ? Conrad.

Anckura abrupta, v:ir. acntispira var.
nov.

Auchura pennata Morton.

Auchnra pagodaformis sp. nov.

Anchura solitaria sp. nov.

Anchura (Drepanochilus) compressa sp-
nov.

Tudicla planimarginata sp. nov.
Pyropsis elevata Gabb.
Pyropsis octolirata Conran.
Pyropsis perlata ? Conrad.
Pyropsis rotifer Gabb.
Pyropsis richardsonii t Toumey.
Pyropsis ? obesa sp. nov.
Pyropsis trochiformis f Toumey.
Pyropsis reileyi sp. nov.
Pyropsis naticoides sp. nov.
Pyropsis (Rapa ?) septemlirata

Gabb.
Pyropsis (Rapa f) corrinasp. nov.
Perissolax dubia Gabb.
Pyrifusus erraticus sp. nov.
Pyrifusns cnneus sp. nov.
Pyrifusus mnllicaensis ? Gabb.
Pyrifusus macfarlandi sp. nov.
Pyrifusus pyruloides Gabb.
Pyrifusus tnrritus s^). nov.
Pyrifusus meoki sp. nov.
Neptuuella mullicaensis sp. nov.
Triton (Epidrotnus) priecedons

sp. nov.
Trachytritou utlauticum sp. nov.
Trachytriton ? holmdelense sji.

nov.
Trachytritou t multivaricosum

sp. nov.
Fusus ? holmdelensis sp. nov.
Serrifusud ? crosswiokensis sp.

nov.
Serrifusus (Lirofusus) nodocari-

natus sp. nov.
Odontofusus gen. nov.
Odontofusua slack i Gabb.
Odontofusus typicus sp. nov.
Odontofusus medians sp. nov.
Odontofusus rostellaroides sp.

nov.
Volutomorpha conradi Gabb.
Volutomorpha ponderosa sp. nov.
Volutomorpha gabbi sp. nov.
Volutomorpha (Piestoehilus)

bella Gabb.

n

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244 BIBLIOGRAPHY OP NOETH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY, [bull. 121.

"Whitfield, R. P.— Continueil.

Alaria rostrata Gabb.

Cyprcea (Aricia) mortoni Ga1)b.
^ Dolium (Doliopsis) luultiliratum
sp. nov.

Ficus precedona sp. nov.

Natica abyusiua Morton.

Gyrodea abbottii Gabb.

Gyrodes infracariiiata Gabb.

Gyrodes creuata Conr.id.

Gyrodes petrosus Morton,

Gyrodes altispira Gabb.

Gyrodes obtusivolva Gabb.

I.<unatia halli Gabb.

Amaurop8i^9 meukana sp. nov.

Amauropsis punctata Gabb.

Margarita abyssina Gabb.

Margaritella abbottii Gabb.

Xenophora leprosa Morton.

Endoptygma umbilicata Tou-
rney.

Scalaria (Opallia) Thomasi ?
Gabb.

Scalaria sillimau sp. nov.

Scalaria Lercules sp. nov.

Turritella compacta sp. nov.

Tnrritella encrinoides Morton.

Turritella ? granulicostata Gabb.

Turritella hardimauensis Gabb.

Turritella vertebroides Morton.

Turretella lippincotti.

Laxispira lumbricalis Gabb.

Siliquaria pauperata sp. nov.

Leiostraca cretacea Conrad.

Obeliscus conellus sp. nov.

Modulus lapidosa sp. nov.

Helcion ? tentorium Morton.

ActBBOu subovoides sp. nov.

Actfcon gabbana sp. nov.

Actipou forbesiana sp. nov.

Actiuon cretacea Gabb.

Globlconcha (Tylostoma) cnrta
Gabb.

Cinulia (Oligoptycha) naticoiues
Gabb.

Cinulia ovoidea Gabb.

Avellana buUata Morton.

Cyclichna recta Gabb.

Bulla mortoni L. & E.

Dentalium subarcuatnm Conrad.

Dentalium ripleyanum Cabb.

Dentalium (Falcula) faiuatum
Conrad.

Diploconcha (Serpula f) cre-
tacea f Conrad.

KBTB

Perissolax trivolva Gabb.

Volutoderma abbotti Gabb.

Natica abyssina Morton.

Lunatia balli Gabb.

Cavoscala gen. nov.

Cavoscala annulata Morton.

Plourotomaria ? tintonensis sp. nov.

Pleurotrema gen. nov.

Pleurotrema solariformis sp. nov.

Caricella plicata sp. nov.

Rostellites biconicus sp. nov.

Volutoderma intermedia sp. nov.

Pleurotoma farmingdalensis sp. nov.

Rostellaria nobilis sp. nov.

Turritella pumila ? Gabb.

Plentomaria brittoni sp. nov.

Bulla conica sp. nov.

Murex (Pteronotus) buvavaricosus sp.

nov.
Murex ? sp. undet.
Rhinocantha (?) conradi sp. nov.
Triton eocenense sp. nov.
Pseudoliva vetusta ? Conrad.
Fusus angiilaris sp. nov.
Fusus pluricostatua sp. nov.
Fusus perobesus sp. nov.
Fusus paucicostatuB sp. nov.
Fusus (Neptunea ?) staminea Conrad.
Fusua (Neptunea ?) eocenious sp. nov.
Fusus (Neptunea ?) hector sp. nov.
Fusus (Neptunea ?) hector var. multili-

neatus var. nov.
Fusus (Urosalpinx) multicosxatus ap.

nov.
Clavella raphanoidea Conrad.
Fasciolaria herculea ap. nov.
Fasciolaria propinqua sp. nov.
Fasciolaria samsoui sp. nov.
Caricella pyruloides (Conrad).
Caricella pouderosa sp. nov.
Voluta lelia sp. nov.
Voluta perelevata sp. nov.
Voluta sp. nov.
Voluta scaphoides sp. nov,
Voluta (Amoria) versta sp. nov.
Voluta (Scaphella) newoombiana Whit

field.
Volutilithea sayana Conrad.
Volutilithes cancellatua ap. nov.
Cancellaria rudia sp. nov.
Plearotoma surculitiformia sp. nov.
Pleurotoma rugularicostata ap. nov.
Pleurotoma (Surcula ?) altiapira sp. nov.
Suroula perobesa ap. nov.

Whit

Wlilt

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LOV.

aov.

0BU8 Sp.

onrad.
p. uov.

lOV.

, multili-
atus ap.

"Whitfield, R. P.— Continued.

Surculites annosus Conrad.
Surculites cadaverosiis sp. nov.
Surculites curtus sp. nov.
Conua snbsfturideua Conrad.
Calyptraphorus velatus Conrad.
Cyprtea sabuloviridis sp. nov.
Cassidaria carinata Lam.
FicuB penitus Conrad.
Natica globulella sp. nov.
Xenophora latiferens sp. nov.
Arcbitectonica annosa.
Scalaria tonnilirata sp. nov.
Mesalia elongata sp. nov.
Leptomaria (?) perlata Conrad.
Leptomaria gigantea sp. nov.
Leptomaria pergranuloaa sp. nov.
Trematofusus gen. nov.
Trematofusus venustns.
Acttfon prisca Conrad.
Tornatelliua lata Conrad,
Tornatina wetherelli Lea.
Nautilus dekayi Morton.
Nautilus bryani Gabb.
Hercoglossa paucifex Cope.
Ammonites complexus H. «fc M.
Ammonites dentato -carinatus
Ro'mer.

Whitfield, R. P. Mastodon Remains on New York Island. (Science, Vol. xviir,
p. 342. New York, 1891.) Description of the occurrence of mastodon remains
at In wood and on Dychman Creek.

Whitfield, R. P. Observations on Fauna of the Rocks at Fort Cassin, Vermont,
with Descriptions of New Species. (Bui. Am. Mn». Nat. Hist., Vol. in, pf».
26-29, 3 plates. New York, 1890.) Notes on the rocks are given, and the fol-
lowing species are described :

Ammonites delawarensis Morton.

Ammonites vanuxemi Morton.

Ammonites vanuxemi Morton.

Ammonites (Placenticerf,s; placenta De-
kay.

Ammonites (Flacenticeraa) telifer Mor-
ton.

Ammonites (Sphenodiscus) lenticularis
Owen.

Scaphites nodosns Owen.

Scaphites hippocrepis l)e Kay.

Scaphites reniformis Mortem.

Scaphites iris Conrad.

Scaphites similis sp. nov.

Turrilitcs pauper sp. nov.

Heteroceras conradi Morton.

Ptychoceras (Solenocoras) aunulifer
Morton.

Baculitea ovatus Say.

Baculites compressus Say.

Baculites asper Morton.

Belemnitella americann Morton.

Belemnites ? ambignus .Morton.

Nautilus cookana sp. uov.

Aturia vanuxemi Conrad.

Tryl)iidium conicum Whitfield.
Eccnliomphalns triangulus sp.

nov.
Euomphalus perkinsi sp. nov.
Helicotoma similis sp. nov.
Maclurea acuminata Billings.
Raphistoma hortensia Hillings ?

Orthoceras explorator Billings.
Orthoceraa sordiiini Billings.
Orthoceras bilineatum Hall.
Bolbocephalus gen. uov.
Bolbocephalus ? truncatus «]», nov.
Mathyurus ( BathyurcUus ) gland iccpha-
lus sp. nov.

,na Whit

nov.
nov.
a sp. nov.

Pleurotomaria ditHcilis sp. nov.

Whitfield, R. P. Observations on Fossil Fish from the Eocono beds of Wyoming.
(Bui. American Mus. Nat. Hist., Vctl. iii, pj). 117-120, 1 plate. New York,
1890.) Frotocatostonits constablei described as new.

Wllitfield, EL P. Observations on Sonu' Cretaceous Fossils from the Beyrut Dis-
trict of Syria in the Collection of the American MuM»uin of Natural History,
with Descriptions of Homo Now Species. (Bui. Am. Mus. Nat. Hist., Vol. iii.
No. 2, pp. 381-141, 7 plates. New York, 1891.) D*?McriptionH of a number of
Syrian species with a discussion of their stratigraphic position.

Whitfield, R. P. Observations on Some Imperfectly Kn<»wn Fossils fnmi the Cal-
ciferous Sandrock of Lake Champlain, and Descriptions of Several Forms.

1 :

246 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY. Ibolu12J.

TVUtfield, R. P.— Continued.

(Bui. Am. Mus. Nat. Hist., Vol. ii, No. 2, pp. 42-63, 7 plates.
The following species are doBcribe<l aud figured :

New York, ir,89.)

Orthis macleodi sp. nov.
Triplesia radiata sp. nov.
Metoptoma alta sp. nov.
Tryl)lidinmf acutuui sp. nov.
Triblidium pileolum sp. nov.
EcculiomphaluB priscus sp. uov.
Euomphalus calciferns sp. nov.
OpUileta complanata Vanuxeni.
Maclurea sordida Hall.
Holopea turgida Hall.
Troclionema exild sp. nov.
Raphistoma prajvium sp. nov.
Pleurotomaria beekmanensis sp.

Miirchisonia gracilens sp. nov.
Murchisoniaf confusa sp. nov.
Lophospira calcifei'a sp. nov.
Bncania tripla sp. nov.
Orthoceras primigeniuni Vanuxr m.
Cyrtoceras kirbyi sp. nov.
Cyrtoceras beekraajionsis sp. nov.
Cyrtoceras raei sp. nov.
Priiiiitia gregaria sp. nov.
Primitiiif cristata sp. nov.
Priniitia seelyi sp. nov.
Batihyurus conicus Billings.
Batliyurus seelyi sp. nov.

nov.

TVhitfield, R. P. Remarkable New Genus and Species of Brachiopod. (Trans.
Amer. Inst. Mining Eng., Vol. xix, pp. 104-107. New York, 1891.) Scaplno-
ccelia bolivienais, gen. et sp. nov., described as new from the Devonian of
Bolivia. Reviewed in American Geologist, viii, 397, 1891.

WiUiams, H. S. Correlation Papers: Devonian and Carboniferous. (Bui. II. S.
Geol. Sur., No. 80, 279 pp. Washington, 1891.) Incidental references to the
fossils.

Williams, H, S. Cuboides Zone and its Fauna : A discassion of Methods of Corre-
lation. (Bui. Geol. Soc. America, Vol. i, pp. 481-500, 2 plates. New York,
1890. ) A study of paleontological methods of correlation. The following spe-
cies are figured :

Platyceras symmetricum Hall.
Orthis tulliensis Vanuxeni.
Atrypa cuboides Soworby.
Atrypa impleta Sowerby.
Rhynchonellii procuboides Kayser.
Terebratula cuboides Sowerby.
Rhynchcmella veuustula Hall.
Rhyncliouella cuboides Sowerby.

Strophodonta mucrouata Con.

Rhynchonella puguus, var. alta
Calvin.

Pro«luctus hallianus Walcott.

Chonetes I(>g.ani var. aurora Hall.

Spirifer mucronatns var. tullien-
sis Williams.

Spirifer mucroiiatus Hall.

Williams, H. S. Devonian System of North and South Devonshire. (Proc. Am.
As. Adv. Sci., Vol. xxxviir, pp. 233, 234. Salem, 1890.) Abstract of a
discussion of the Devonian and the use of fossils in its correlation.

Williams, H. S. Devonian System of North and South Devonshire. (Am. Jour.
Sci., (3), Vol. XXXIX, pp. 31-38. New Haven, 1890.) A study of the English
Devonian with comparisons witli the American series. Numerous references
to fossils.

Williams, H. S. Different Typea of the Devonian in North America. (Proc. Am.
As. Adv. Sci., Vol. XXXVI, pp. 207, 208. Salem, 188*<.) Abstract. Foursepii-
rate types of the Devonian are recognized and their faunal oharacteristics
considered.

Williams, H. S. DifferentTypesof the Devonian Syst<Mu in North America. (Am.
.lour. Sci., (3), Vol. XXXV, pp. ,')l-.'>9. New Haven, 1888.) Incidental refer-
ences to fossils from various localities.

Williams, H. S. Faunas of Upper Devonian Genesee Section of New York. (U.
S. Geol. Sur., Bui. 41, 121 pp.. 4 plates. Wa8hingt<m, 1888.) Numerous species
of fossils mentioned.

Williams, H. S. Relation of the Devonian Faunas of Iowa. (American Geologist,
Vol. Ill, pp. 230-233. Minneapolis, 1889.) Numerous references ti> the fossils.

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'Williams, H. S. Use of Fossils in Determining the Age t>f (Jeologic Terranes.
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Williams' Address on Scope of Paleontology and its Value to Geologists, Remarks.
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WilliBton, S. W. Interesting Food Habit of tlie Plesosanrs. (Trans. Kansas
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Williuton, S. W. Kansas Mosasaurs. (Science, Vol. xviii, p. 145. Now York,
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WilliBton, S. W. New Plesosaur from tho Niobrara Cretaceous of Kansas. (Trans.
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Williston, S. W. Niobrara Cretac(!0U8 of Western Kansas. (Trans. Kansas Aead.
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species.

Williston, S. W. Pelvis of Cumuoria (Camptosaurus). (Am(Ticau Naturalist,
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Williston, S. W. Plesosaur from Niobrara Cretaceous of Kansas. (Trans. Kansas
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Williston, S. W. Structure of the Ki'.nsas Cluilk. (Trans. Kansas Acad. Sci., Vol.
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Williston, S. W. Structure o*' Plesiosaurian Skull. (Science, Vol. xvi, pp.
262-290. New York, 1890 ) Reviewed in Neues Jahrbuch, 452, 1892.

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Clidastes velox Marsh. Clidastes wymani Marsh.

Clidastes westii sp. nov. Clidastes rex Marsh.

Clidast'Os dispar Marsh. Clidastes Ktonops Cope.

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Wiuchell, N. H., and Charles Schuchert. Now llrachiopoda from tho Trenton and
Hudson River Groups of Minnesota. (American (Jeologist, Vol. ix, jtp.
284-294. Minneapolis, 1892.) The following species described as new:
Lingula riciiniforniis var. gale- Leptinna charlotta;.

nensis.
Lingula ((ilossinn) dellecta.
Lingulasma galenerisis.
Strophomena septata.
Strophomena planodorsata.
8tro]»honuMia sohoiieldi.
Strophomena emaciata.

Plectambonites gibbosa.
Orthis meedsi.
Hallina satl'ordi.
Hallina nicolleti.

Rhynchotreuia inuMjuivalvis, var.laticos-
tata.

248 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY, [bull. 121.

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Check-List of Paleozoic Fossils of Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Dakota, and

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1888.)
Fishes, Paleozoic of North America. J. S. Newberry. (U. S. Geol. Sur., Mon.

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Lamellibranchiata, New. E. O. Ulrich. (American Geologist, x, 96-104. 1892.)
Lamellibranchiata, Silurian, Chiefly from Minnesota Rocks. E. O. Ulrich.

(Geol. and Nat. Hist. Sur. Minnesota, Nineteenth Ann. Rep., 211-248. 1892.)
Ostracoda, Lower Silurian, No. i. E. O. Ulrich. (American Geologist, x, 263-270.

1892.)
Silurian Formations of Wisconsin and Minnesota Compared. F. W. Sardeson.

(Bui. Minnesota Acad. Nai. Sci., in, 319-326. 1891.) Incidental references to

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TVolfe, E. Cambrian Fossils in Stockbridge Limestone of Vermont. (Bui. Geol.

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Woodward, A. S. Evolution of Fins. (Natural Science, Vol, i, pp. 28-35. London,

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TVoodw^ard, Henry. Tiirrelepas in Utica Formation of Ottawa, Canada. (Geol.

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Woodward, J. B. Erratic Cambrian Fossils in the Neocene Gravels of the Islands

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Woolman, Lewis. Geological Results of the Boring of an Artesian Well at Atlantic

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Woolman, Lewis. Geology of Artesian Wells at Atlantic City, N. J. (Proc. Acad.

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Wooster, I. C. Permo-Carboniferous of Greenwood and Butler counties, Kans.

(American Geologist, Vol. vi, pp. 9-18. Minneapolis, 1890.) List of fossils

found given.
Worms.

Calciferoiis Formation in Champlain Valley. E. Brainard and H. M. Seely,

(Bui. Geol. Soc. America, i, 501-616. 1890.) Incidental references to fossils.

MTK8.] BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NOKTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY. 249

Worms — Continued.

Cambrian Fx^asils from Cohasset, Mass. C. D. Walcott. (Proe. Bioo. Soc. Wash-
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Cambrian, Lower, or Olenellus, Zone of North America, Descriptive Notes of

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1890.)
Devonian Rocks of Islands, Shores, or Immediate vicinity of Lakes Manitoba and

Winnipegosis. J. F. Whiteaves. (Geol. and Nat. Hist. Sur. Canada, Contri-
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Devonian Rocks of Mackenzie River Basin. J. F. Whiteaves. (Geol. and Nat.

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Mention made of diiferent speci es.
Fauna of Lower Cambrian or Olenellns Zone. C. D. Walc;>ct. (U. S. Geol. Snr.,

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Fauna of St. Johns Group, No. v. G. F. Matthew. (Trans. Roy. Soc. Canada,

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Footprints from Jura (?). Trias of New Jersey. J. Eyerman. (Proc. Acad. Nat.

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Genus Scolithus. (American Naturalist, xxvi, 240-242. 1892.)
Geological Section at Todd's Fork, Ohio. A. F. Foerste. (American Geologist,

11,412-419. 1888.) Occurrence of characteristic fossils noted.
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51. 1889.)
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J. M. Clarke. (Am. .Jour. Sci., (3), xliv, 410-414. 1892.)
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Preliminary Description of North Attleborough Fossils. N. S. Sbaler and A. F.

Foerste. (Bui. Mus. Comp. Zool., No. 2, Geol. Scr. 11, 27-11. 1888.)
Quebec Group, Stratigraphy. R. W. Ells. (Bnl. Geol. Soc. America, i, 453-458.

1890.) Incidental references to fossils.
Relations between the Geology of Eastern Maine and New Brunswick. L. W.

Bailey. (Trans. Roy. Soc. Canada, vii, Sec. iv, .57-68. 1889.) Allusions to

various species of fossils.
Scolithus Flattened by Pressure. A. Wanner. (American Geologist, v, .3.5-38,

1890.)
Scolithus, Studies in Problematic Organisms. J. F. .James. (Bui. Geol. Soc.

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Wortman, J. L., H. F. Osboru and. Fossil Mammals of Wahsatcli and Wind River

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Worthen, A. H. Description of [''ossil Iiiverteltrates. (Geol. Sur. Illinois, Vol. viii,

pp. 71-154. Sju'inglield, 1890.) The following species aro described and fig-
ured :
/!i|ihrentis dalei E<1 wards and Zaphrentis centralis Edw. and Haime.
Haime. Zaphrentis spinulosa Edw. and Haime.

250 BIBLIOGRAPHY OP NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY, [bull. III.

Worthen, A. H. — Continued.

Zaphrentis ohestereusis ap. nov.
Zapbrentis pellaensis sp. nov.
Zaphrentia calcariformis sp. nov.
Zaphrentis carinatuH ap. nov.
ZapbrentiH cliifordana Kdw. and

Haime.
Zaphrentis ulrichi ap, nov.
Zaphrentis lanceolaius ap. nov.
Zaphrentia illiuoiensia ap. nov.
Zaphrentia apergenenaia ap. nov.
ZnpLrentia varaoviensia ap. nov.
Zaphrentia cyiindraoea ap. nov.
Ziiphrontis revorHa sp. nov.
ZKphrentia parasitica sp. nov.
Lophophyllnm profuudnm sp.

nov.
Auisophyllnm f iovaensis sp. nov.
Trachyopora austini sp. nov.
Amplexua genicnlatua sp. nov.
Batocriiitis uiontgomeryensis

Worthen.
Batocrinua snbconicns Wortheu.
Batocrinua unionensia Worthen.
Batocrinus nashvillte Troost.
Poteriocrinus elsabunsis Wor-
then.
PotcriocriniiH nodobasulis sp.

nov.
Poteriocrinus bntt'ahniensis sp.

nov.
Poteriocrinus rowloyi sp. nov.
Poteriocrinus apinuliferus sp.

nov.
Poteriocrinus niauinuetbrmiH sp.

nov.
Calceocrinus robnstus ap. nov.
Calceocrinus tunicatna Hall.
Agaricocrinua macadamsi sp.nov.
Centrocrinua tenueaseenis sp.

nov.
Ampboracrinua Jerseyensis ap.

nov.
Actiuocrinus lobatua Hall.
Eupachycrinns orbicularis Hall.
Enpacbycriuus sancti-ludovici

sp. nov.
Barycrinus spurius Hall.
Barycriuus tumidus Hall.
Dorycrinaa iniaaissippieusis lioe-

mer.
Diacina varaovenaia Woi>th<m.
Terobratula rowloyi Worthen.
Rynchonella " illinoionais Wor-
then.
Liugula varaoviensia Worthen.

KBVEe

"Woi

Spirifera nmltigranosa ap. uov.
Orthia resnpinoidas Cox.
Leptodomnaf magnua Worthen.
Schi^odua varaovienaia Worthen.
Schizodua d iresans Worthen.
Schizodua t irculua Worthen.
Hchizodua ulrichi ap. nov.
Schizodua ran'^iolphensia ap. nov.
Pinna aancti-lndovici Worthen.
Conocardinm parriahi ap. nov.
Aviculopecten orestes Worthen.
Aviculopecten niotensis Wortheu.
Aviculopecten monroensia Worthen.
Aviculopecten talboti Worthen.
Aviculopecten elaahenaia Worthen.
Aviculopecten chesterensia Worthen.
Aviculopecten spinulferua M«ek and

Worthen.
Aviculopecten mazonenoia ap. nov.
Aviculopecten mac-whorteri ap. nov.
Aviculopecten colletti Worthen.
Aviculopecten edwardai Worthen.
Aviculopecten menardi Worthen.
Lima chesterensia ap. nov.
Edmondia varsoviensis Wortheu.
Edmondia illinoiscnia Worthen.
Clinopistha radiata Hall. *
Macrodon aangamonenaia ap. uov.
Pleurophorua chcaterenaia Worthen.
Pleurophorus minimus Worthen.
Plouropborus monroensia Worthen.
Modiola illinoiensis Worthen.
Cardiomorpha ? pellensis Worthen.
Bakevellia illinoiensis Worthen
Myalina monroensia Wortheu.
Nucnla illinoiensis Worthen.
Aviculopinna illinoiensis Worthen.
Sangninolites f multiatriatua Worthen.
Sanguinolites burlingtonensia Worthen.
Sangninolites randolpbensis Worthen.
Solenomya varaoviensia Worthen.
Solenomya monroeusis Worthen.
Solenomya f iowensis Worthen.
Allorisma illiuoiensia Worthen.
Allorisma elongatu Worthen.
Conularia chesterensia Worthen.
Pleurotomaria illinoiensis Wortheu.
Pleurotomaria giilbrdi Worthen.
Pleurotomaria montezuiaa Worthen.
Pleurotomaria adamsi Worthen.
Pleurotomaria uauvooenaia Worthen.
Pleurotomaria ioweitais ap. uov.
Porcellia pcoriens's Worthen.
Loxonema peorieiase Worthen.
Loxonema ((uadricariuatum ^^'ortben.

Wo

W3

Yi

Y

Zi

LL. Ml.

KKYE8.] BIBLIOGRAPHY OP NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY. 251

Worthen, A. H.— Continued.

Lepidopsis chosterensis Worthen.

Murchisonia keoknk sp. iinv.

Mnrchisonia lasallensis sp. nov.

Straparollus subnmbilicatuH sp.
nov.

Straparollas varsoviensis sp. nov.

Mftchrocheilus altoueusis 8]>. nov.

Belleropbon giganteus Wortlieu.

Naticopsis madisonensisWortlien.

Polyphemopsis ? keoknk Wor-
then.

Dentalinm illinoiense Worthon.

Orthoncma curbonarinni Worthen.
Trachyilomia nodulosa Worthen.
Nautilus niontgomeryensis Worthen.
Orthoccras illinoiense Worthen.
Orthoceras okaweuso Worthen.
Orthoceraa lasallenso Worthen.
Goniatites nionroensis sp. nov.
SolcQoi^heilus indianense sp. nov.
TeninocheiluH scottcnse sp. nov.
Ascoeeras southwelli sp. nov.
Colpoearis chesterensis Worthen.
Solonocaris sancti-ludovici Worthen.

en.
k and

BV.

BU.

n.

)n.

n.

rthen.
orthen.
then.

en.

en.

len.

then.

Reviewed in Am. Geologist, vii, 203,204, 1891.
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Wyoming.

Characters of Ceratopsidte, with Notice of New Cretaceous Dinosaurs. O. C.

Marsh. (Am. Jour. Sei., (3), xxxix, 418-426. 1890.)
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Cretaceous Mammalia. O. C. Marsh. (Am. Jour. Sei,, (3), xxxviii, 81-90. 1889.)
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180. 1889.)
Dinosauria, New American. O. C. Marsh. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), xxxvii, 331-

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Torosaurus, Skull. O. C. Marsh. (Am. Jour. Sci., (3), XLiii, 81-84. 1892.)
Vertebrate Fossils. O. C. Marsh. (Am. .lour. Sci., (3), XLii, 265-269. 1891.)
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Nat. Hist. Sur. Canada, Ann, Rep. 1888-1889, iv. Part D, 163pp. 1891.) Men-

tiou made of different siiecies.
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forms.