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GENERAL INDEX

TO THE

FIRST TWENTY VOLUMES

OF THE

JOURNAL ZOOLOGY),

AND THE

ZOOLOGICAL PORTION OF THE PROCEEDINGS,
NovEMBER 1838 To 1890,

OF THE

LINNEAN SOCIETY.

LONDON:
SOLD AT THE SOCIETY'S APARTMENTS, BURLINGTON HOUSE,
PICCADILLY, W.,
AND BY
LONGMANS, GREEN, AND CO., —
AND
WILLIAMS AND NORGATE.
1896.

PRINTED BY TAYLOR AND FRANCIS,
RED LION COURT, FLEET STREET.

PREFACE.

Tue preparation of the present work was sanctioned by the Council
on March 20, 1890, and entrusted by them to Mr. A. W. Kappel,
Assistant Librarian to the Society, who has spared neither time nor
trouble in its compilation. It forms a complete Index to the first
twenty volumes of the ‘ Journal of the Linnean Society: Zoology,’
so far as they relate to Zoology; up to and including the part
issued in August 1891, which contains the Proceedings from
November 1888 to June 1890. The work is as far as possible
uniform with the Index to the first twenty volumes of the Journal
of Botany, published in 1888.

The Index has been compiled throughout from the original
Journals, and the table of the dates of publication of the Pro-
ceedings and Journals has been specially compiled for this volume
with great care, and may be relied on as complete and accurate.

In the case of papers mentioned in the ‘ Proceedings ’ which were
published in the Society’s ‘ Transactions,’ or in Vol. XXI. of the
‘ Journal,’ the additional references have been added to render the
Index practically complete. Occasional reference has also been
made to the Journal of Botany, in cases where Zoological subjects
or species of animals have been incidentally mentioned therein.

The names of species are printed throughout in roman, and
synonyms in italics. An asterisk has been appended to every name
of a genus or species which appeared to be new. Authors’ names
have been added to every genus and species; but the frequent
omission of these in the original has enormously increased the time
and labour required for the preparation of this Index, especially in
groups of which no complete or recent catalogue exists. We

vaky PREFACE.

would eall the attention of writers for our publications to the
desirability of appending the name of the author to every species —
mentioned, and also to every genus mentioned separately, not only
to facilitate reference, but as a check upon misprints and errors. A
large number of casual errors have been corrected in the Index;
- and in the more serious cases an explanatory note has been added.

A few omissions and corrections, which escaped notice during
the passage of the Index through the press, will be found at the ead
of the volume, on page 437.

G. B. HOWES, Sec. L. 8.
Burlington House,
Feb. 11, 1896.

oe

No.

Vv

Proceedings of the Linnean Society of London.

Vou. I.—From Nov. 1838 to June 1848.
(1849.) Pp. xv, 401.

1. Pp. 1- 8, issued Mar. 9, 1839.
Dee, 9-16, ,, April27, ,,
3. 2” UT 32, ” May 16, ”
Peco 40, (8s Nove 25s. 5;
5. ,, 41-48, ,, Dee. 17, ,,
6. ,, 49-56, ,, Mar. 3, 1840.
fe ot 04... 55) April) 75. ,,
SaerpuGb= 72, Nov. 10) ,,
OMe 0, ia—80,, ,, Dee: 17, ,,
10. ,, 8l- 88, ,, April 6, 1841.
ll. ” 89- 96, ” DD) 22, 2
25; 97-112, ,, June 12) ,,
13. ,, 113-120, ,, Jan. 18, 1842.
14) 5 121-128; .;, Aprild, ,,
15. ,, 129-152, ,, Nov. 14, ,,
16. ,, 153-160, ,, Feb. 16,1848.
17. ,, 161-168, ,, May 23, ,,
1s LGI-I76;,, “Auge 9) 3;
19. ,, 177-184, ,, Feb. 7, 1844.
20. ,, 185-196, ,, May — ,,
Zils) LOZ), Sept. -— ' ,,
22, ,, 213-220, ,, ? “s
23. ,, 221-228, ,, Feb. —1845
gts sn 220-230, ,, May 6, ,,
25. ” 237-252, 33 ” ”
26. 4, 253-260, ,, » 3
ee) 261-268, __,, 5 43
28. ,, 269-284, ,, May — 1846.
29. ,, 285-304, ,, Aug. — ,,
30. ,, 3805-312, ,, Feb. 16, 1847.
dl. ,, 313-3820, ,, April30, ,,
32, ,, 321-328, ,, May 13, ,,
33. ,, 9829-340, ,, Sept. 9, ,,
34. ,, 341-364, ,, May 2, 1848.
35. ,, 365-380, ,, July 14, ,,
SOs eecl—ace, ,, Oct. 2, ,,
» May 15, 1849.
37. , 389-401, | ” sack Title, &e

Vou. IIl.—From Nov. 1848 to June 1855.

No.

(1855.) Pp. xiii, 448.

38. Pp. 1- 16,issued Nov. 6, 1849.
39. ” Wee 32, oe) ” ”
40. . ” 33- 48, ” ” oY)
41. ,, 49-64, ,, April 16, 1850.
AO he 60=) S094 eh Oct Vey.
43. ” sl- 96, ” ”? 30, ”
44, ,, 97-112, ,, April 15, 1851.
Apt mati 1080s Novae ue
46. 9 129-144, 22 ” 2?
47. ,, 145-160, ,, April 19, 1852.
AD NGG a edith; ais
29) 0 G7 A ToON SO Oupeos. i,
50. ” 193-200, cy) ” 29
51. ,, 201-220, ,, June 23, 1853.
BD, 4 | IR GL Non oly
Son 2872050) wn
54. ,, 253-268, ,, Feb. 7, 1854
i, AR |, ey Sh |
56. ,, 285-300, ,, Sept. 19, ,,
57. ) 301-316, 29 ” ”
58. ” 317-382, ” Nov Ue 2
59. ,, 333-348, ,, Feb. 6, 1855
59%. ,, dd3*-336*, ,, np A op
60. ,, 349-864, ,, May 1, ,,
61. ,, 365-380, ,, Sept. 5, ,,
62. ” 381-396, ” ” ”
63. ”? 397-412, ” ” ”?
64. ,, 418-428, ., Oct. 19, ,,
65. ,, 429-436, ,, ” »
f nOctunalany,.
66. 5, 437-448, { Title & Index.

From this date the 8vo series of publications became divided into the
Journal of Proceedings, and the Proceedings ; the latter containing the record
of business at the General and Anniversary Meetings.

Journal of the Proceedings of the Linnean Society (Zoology).

Vou. I. (1857). Pp. iv, 182.
1, Pp. I 48, issued Mar. 1, 1856.
2...,, 49- 96,..,, June 1, ,,
ee 140) Ga Nove «ae
4. ,, 141-182, ,, Mar. 21, 1857.
Vou, II. (1859). Pp. iii, 176.

. 5. Pp. 1- 40,issued June 21, 1857.
Gein, 41— 88.) 1), Nova 254 ,,
7. 4 89-186, ,, Feb. 20, 1858.
8. 9 137-176, 9 May 20, ”

No. 9. Pp.

No.

Vou. III. (1859.) Pp. iv, 204.

1- 62, issued Aug. 20, 1858.
63-110, ,, Nov. 1, ,,

111-158, ,, Feb. 1, 1859.
159-204, ,, Apr. 11, ,,

LO
Ne;
2s

Vou. IV. (1860). Pp. iii, 189.

13. Pp. 1- 48, issued July 1, 1859,
14. ,, 49-96, ,, Sept.19, ,,
15. ,, 97-144, ,, Dee. 8, ,,
16. ,, 145-189, ,, Feb. 10, 1860.

vi

Journal of the Proceedings—Zoology (continued). f

Vou. V. (1861). Pp. iv, 320.

No. 17. Pp. 1 — 56, issued June 5, 1860.
176.,, 57-168, ,, July18, ,,
18. ,, 169-216, ,, Nov.14, _,,
19. ,, 217-264, ,, Mar. 27, 1861.
20. ,, 265-320, ,, May 24, ,,
Vou. VI. (1862), Pp. iv, 206.

No. 21. Pp.- I- ae issued Nov. 1, 1861.
22. , 49-9 » Mar. i 1862.
oe erase) May I,
ZA 153-206, sy) NOVs, Lt

Vou. VII. (1864). Pp. iii, 249.

No. 25. Pp. 1- 48, issued Mar. 4, 1863,!
2600 49-108, » May 13, ayo
27. ,, 109-180, ,, Oct. 29, , |
Ws, gp 181-238, » Apr. 5, 1864:)

Title, &e. ,, 239-249, ,, Sept. 3. aia
Vol. VIII. (1865). Pp.iv, 215.

No. 29. Pp. 1- 52, Title and Contents
to Vol. VII., issued

Sept. 3, 1864, i

30. ,, 53-108, ieee Jan. 13, 1865,

31. » Dec. 5, n

ee, pm Wieeails, { Indox,Title,ée,

From Vol. IX. onwards the Zoological and Botanical Journals were

published independently, with the title slightly altered.

The Journal of the Linnean Society (Zoology).

Vor. 1X. (1868). Pp. iv, 496.

No. 33. Pp. 1- 48, issued Apr. 30, 1866.
Ode aol Oct es.
35. ,, 113-180, ,, Jan.30, 1867.
36. ,, 181-244, ,, Sept.14, ,,
Bio gy eee, 5 Gels Fy
38. ,, 3809-372, ,, Dec. 13, ,,
39. ,, 373-436, ,, Feb. 18, 1868.
40. ,, 437-496,
Title & Dee | AUR EES

Vou. X. (1870). Pp. iv, 514.

No. 41. Pp. 1- 68, issued May 30, 1868.
a oy GOSEISRA AMIE Gp
43. ,, 183-196, ,, Sept.25, ,,
44. ,, 197-260, ,, Nov.26, _,,
45. ,, 261-330, ,, Jan. 8, 1869.
46. ,, 331-394, ,, Aug.10, ,,
47, ,, 3895-458, ,, Jan. 17, 1870.
48, ,, 459- 514,
Title & Contents. | mm MEAD

Vou. XI. (1873). Pp. iv, 556.

No. 49. Pp. 1- 89, issued Oct. 12, 1870.
50. ,, 90-158, ,, Feb: 16,1871.
51. ,, 154-218, ,, June 8, ,,
52. ,, 219-284, ,, Sept.14, ,,
53. , 285-348, ,, Oct. 16, _,,
54. ,, 349-425, ,, Dec. 20,
55. ,, 426-492, ,, Oct. 29, 1872.
56. 493-556,

Title & Contents, &e. I » duly 18, 1873.

Vor. XII. (1876). Pp. v, 600.

No. 57. Pp. 1- 99, issued Feb. He 1874.
58. ,, 100-195, ,, Nov.
59. ,, 196-251, ,, May 1875.

No.

81. Pp. 1 - 73, issued Mar. 30, 1880. |
82. , %3-137, , duy3l, ,
83. ,, 188-187, ,, Sept. 3, ,,
84. ,, 187-241, ,, Nov.20, ,,
85. ,, 241-290, ,, Mar. 25, 1881
86. ,, 291-332, ,, Sept.29, ,,
87. ,, 3338-412, ,, Oct. 4, ,,
88. 413-509, N 3

Title & Contents, &e. f ” ONS ee

No.

Title & Contents: &e.

No.

Title & Contents, &e f ”

No.

|

}
{

60.

ob Pp. 251-407, issued Feb. 25, 1876.
63 2 408-514, ” May 20, ei}
64. ,, 514-600, ae

Title & Contents. f 7% “°Pt i

Vou. XIII. (1878). Pp. viii, 530.

65. Pp. 1 - 46, issued Sept. 19, 1876.
66. ,, 47-109, ,, Dee. 15, ,, |
67..,, 110-185)" ,, | Bebs23asiie)
68. ,, 185-260. ,, June 5, ,,
69. ,, 261-334, ,, 33 2ONaES
70. ,, 335-384, ,, Aug. 20, ie
71. ,, 3885-457, Sept. 25, ,,
72. 457-530,

2 Feb. 27, 1878.

Vou. XIV. (1879). Pp. viii, 761.

73. Pp. 1- 64, issued Oct. 24, 1877.
74. ,, 65-186, ,, May 23, 1878.
75. ,, 187-311, 4 Muesli
76. ,, (812-41 Ochs Shae
77. ,, 418-505, ,, Jan. 31, 1879.
78. ,, 506-606, ,, Apr.23, ,,
79. ,, 607-688. ,, May20, ,,
80. 689-761, Sept. 2, 4

Vou. XV. (1881). Pp. viii, 509.

No. 89. Pp. 1- 88, issued Dec. 23, 1881.
a ” oar » poe a 1882. Vor. XIX. (1886). Pp. viii, 419.
92. - 255-323, is Apr. 6, e No.108. Pp. 1- 57, issued May 22, 1885.
Gem 524-399, |, dJunel2, ,, ne » 58-116, ,, Aug. 13, ,,
cieesos-478, ., duly ol, _,; 117-161
95. |, 479-545, ;, Sept.26, 111. nes ha Neve TS)
96. . 546-611, ,, Mar. 10, 1883. M2 Lol 2207 Deesole
Title, &c.,, 613-623, ,, Mar.24, ,, ia ” core » _ April 7, 1886.
Vou. XVII. (1884). Pp. viii, 456. Title & Contents, pp- viii, Sept.30, ,,
No. 97. Pp. 1- 40, Titlepage, Index, and & Index, pp. 412-419.
Contents to el ae 115. Pp. 337-411, ,, July 23, ,,
pp. i-vii, and pp. 613- ;
pape clasiee esi Title, &e. , 412-419, ,, Sept. 30, ,,
Mar. 24, 1883.
98. ,, 41-108, issued Apr. 17, 1883. Vou. XX. (1890). Pp. vii, 592.
99. ,, 109-174, ,, duly3l, » | No116.Pp. 1- 61, issued Oct. 27, 1886.
HO egs-269, ,, Aug. 14, ,, iG elaine Tenoea ee
Gi en aT08s46, Ost. 20, , Tea ole ecryy meta Sua 18H:
102. ,, 347-394, |, Feb. 29, 1884. Ti ke ise eee
eee e | ,, Sept-18 120. ” 189-274 ” Sephls
Title & Contonts, éc. aa 191, 7 275-298, * Jan. 31, 1839.
Vou. XVIII. reat Pp. vi, 345. 122. ,. 299-394, |, Aug.3l, ,,
tere 1704) ianied Aug. 19,1884, |. 120°." oro guyh hw Doe OL
105. 194. fi 473-592, July 31, 1890
106. ,, 205-291, ,, Dec. 19, ,, 125. Title & Contents, Uae :
107. ,, 292-345, Mar. 31, 1885.
Title & Oontents, &e. }
Proceedings.
Session 1855-56. Pp. 1- 16, issued Mar. 1, 1856, with Journ. No. 1.
i642. so eNews ¥ 3.
IHG ee Gy ey eh a a 6.
Pes peie el= 72) 1a enn. 1, 1858, # 10.
1858-59. » 1-88, | Sept. 19, 1859, ‘4 14.
1859-60. ,, 1-56, ,, Mar. 27, 1861, et 19.
Te60-6lees 12 52) New i. i, 21.
1861-62. ,, 53-62, ,, Mar. 1, 1862, ‘i 22.
” 61-134, 99 Nov. ? ” or) 24.
1862-63. ,, 1- 9, ,, May 13, 1863, . 26.
He) S258 Osta 20h ss x 27.
, 53-87, ,, Sept. 3, 1864, ‘ 29,
1863-64. 2? l= 48, 9 ” 29 29 99
= 498e7i 4 dant 18,1865; EF 30.

{{

Vou. XVI. (1883).

Vii

Pp. viii, 623.

The above Proceedings were issued only in the complete numbers of the
Journal, that is, neither separately, nor with the separate issues of Zoology
and Botany.

Session 1864—65.
Session 1865-66.

Session 1866-67.

Addus. to Library ,,
Session 1867-68.

Addns. to Library ,,

5, 1865, with Journ, No. 31 &32.

Pp. 1-112, issued Dec.

5 1- 90, » Oct. 11, 1866,
» 91-124, , dan. 30, 1867,
2 s me ee NOVa: leans

#3 1- 16, jue Deck 1S; 2 55
» 17- 82, » Heb. 18, 1868,
» od- 48, » April 23, ,,
” 49-112, te) Aug. 7, 2
» 113-182,

1- eo ay peNOver 2050 es

39

No. 34.

35.

Session 1868-69.

Addns. to Library is
Session 1869-70. 3

Addns. to Library ,,
Session 1870-71. 6

Addns. to Library 4
Session 1871-72. 4

Addus. to Library ,,

Session 1872-73. Fe
Addns. to Library ,,
Session 1873-74. 5

Addns. to Library ,,

There was a preliminary issue of the above, for temporary use, in 6 parts
containing from 3 to 11 pages each, but the General Index refers
only to the complete Sessional account.

Session 1874-75. Pp.
Addns. to Library ,,
Session 1875-80. a
» 1880-82. 3
» 1882-83. i
» 1883-86. A
» 1886-87. *
” 1887-88. ”

», 1888-90. oF

Pp.

1- 79,
1- 16,
1- 8,
1- 80,
1- 54,
1-172,
1- 65,
1-129,
1-122,

issued Jan. 1869.

» April =

» Aug. ”

\ » Oct. in

» Dee. ° A
» ogune 1870.

\ a Ole ps
» Heb. 4, 1871

,» Aug. en

| Sn) Dee 20s
} Aue 1872:
\ , Aug. 11, 1873.
} » Mar. 14, 1874.

| issued Nov. 20, 1875.

July 1882.
Mar. 1883.
Oct. 49

Oct. 10, 1886.
July 1887.
May 1890.
Aug. 1891.

(

GENERAL [INDEX

TO THE

JOURNAL (ZOOLOGY, VOLS. I.—xXX.)

AND

PROCEEDINGS, NOV. 1838 to JUNE 1890,

OF THE

LINNEAN SOCIETY OF LONDON.

— << -___.

Tux yolumes of the ‘ Journal’ are denoted by roman figures in Clarendon, the pages
by ordinary Arabic numerals, ¢. 7., XViii. 321. The two volumes of ‘ Proceedings’
which preceded the ‘Journal’ are printed Proc. i. or ii., as the case may be; and
the succeeding parts as they refer to the Session, ¢.g., Proc. (1875-80) 14, which
means the part of the ‘ Proceedings’ which covered those dates.

Synonyms are printed in éalics.
ostensibly published for the first time.

A.

Abantis, Hopf, xi. 434.
Abax, Bon., Xi. 87.
Aberdeen, George, Earl of, obituary,
Proce. (1860-61) xx.
Abisara, Feld., ix. 413; xi. 488.
— Heherius, Stoll, ix. 413.
— Fylla, Doubl., Westw. § Hewits., ix.
413. ,
— Gerontes, Mabr., ix. 413.
— Kausambi, Fe/d., ix. 413.
— Lydda, Hewits., ix. 413.
— neophron, Hewits., ix. 413.
— Savitri, Feld., viii. 149; ix. 413.
—- Segecia, Hewits., ix. 413.
— Statira, Hewits., ix. 413.
— Susa, Hewits., ix. 418.
— Tantalus, Hewits., ix. 418.
— Tepahi, Boisd., ix. 413.
— Wallacei, Hewits., ix. 413.
Abispa, Shuck., XViii. 323.
— ephippium, Fabr., Xvili. 324.
— splendida, Guwér., Xvill. 323, 324.
Ablabes baliodirus, Bote, x. 42.
— hbistrigatus, Giinth., x. 6, 42, 49, 65.
— melanocephalus, Gray, x. 5, 49.
— sagittarius, Cantor, x. 43, 65.
— scriptus, Blyth, x. 42, 65.
Abothros, Welch * , xii. 330.
— earcharias, Welch * , xii, 337, 341.

A star is affixed to those names which are

Abra alba, Wood, xx. 452, 468.

Abraham, James Hussey, obituary,
Proce. i. 298.

Abramidina, XWiii. 516.

Abramis Blicca, Bloch, v. 22, 50.

— Brama, Linn., v. 21, 42; ix. 162.

— cotis, M‘Clelland, xiv. ftnote 550.

— gangeticus, Swainson, xiv. ftnote
550.

— Ogilbii, Jerdon, xii. 576.

— Vigorsii, Jerdon, X11. 575.

— Vimba, Linn., v. 22, 50.

Abrobapta, Dej., Xi. 87.

Abrochia, Herr.-Schdff., Xii. 381.

Abrote, Philippi, XivV. 333.

Acena maculicaudaria, Motschulsky,
Xvii. 199.

— sambucaria, Linn., XVii. 198.

Acalepha, Cuv., KV. 52; Proc. (1882-
83) 35.

Acalephz, Cuv., Xii. 215 ; Proc. (1882-
83) 35

Acalles, Schénh., %. 466; xi. 13, 14, 24,
73, 78, 85, 86.
Acanthaclisis, Ramb., Xi. ftnote 229.
— atra, Fuor., ix. 276.
— distincta, Walk., ix. 276.
— fallax, Ramb., ix. 274, 276.
— feralis, Walk., ix. 276.
— fundata, Walk., ix. 276.
— horridus, Walk., ix. 274, 276.
B

py) GENERAL INDEX.

Acanthaclisis inclusa, Walk., 1%. 276.

— occitanica, Vill., ix. 275.

— subtendens, Watk., ix. 276.

Acantharachna, EA. "Smith *, iii. 335,

— flaccida, Lyman, xiii. 337.

— mirabilis, EL. A, Sm.*, Xiii. 335-337.

Acantharus chirurgus, BL., xXx, 483.

Acanthastrea, Hd. & #., xviii. 119, 197.

Acanthias, Risso, xvi. 136.

— vulgaris, Risso, v. 24; xvi. 485;
xx, 446.

Acanthisitta, Lafr., ii. 141.

Acanthocephala, Rud., Vv. 2; ii. 225,
226; Proc. (1874-75) XXX.

— Virgula, Diesing, W. 13.

Acanthocerus muricatus, Curt. * , Proc.
i, WO

Acanthocheila abducta, White*, xiv.
482, 485.

Acanthochiasina, read Acanthochiasma,
xiv. 142.

Acanthochiasma, Haeck., xiv. 142, 177.

Acanthochiasmida, xiv. 177.

Acanthocinus, Newm., ix. 107.

— australis, Boisd., ix. 106.

— Hollandicus, Boisd., ix. 107.

— lineola, Newm., ix. 106.

— marginicollis, Boisd., ix. 106.

— plumula, Newm., ix. 107.

— pruinosus(MacLeay 7), Boisd., 13. 114.

— stillatus, Bates * , xviii. 207 , 254.

Acanthocobitis, Peters, Xiv. ftnote 539.

— longipinnis, Peters, Xiv. ftnote 555.

Acanthoceenia, d’Orb., Xvili. 113, 114,
197.

Acanthocyathus, Hd. § H., xviii. 21,
25, 194, 203.

Acanthocyrtis, read Acanthocystis, xiv.

Acanthocystis, Carter, xiii, 292-294,
297, 298; xiv. 186.

— spinifera, Greeff, xiii. 294, 409.

— turfacea, Carter, xiii. 292, 293.

— viridis, Hhrenb., xiv. 186.

Acanthoderes, Serv., X Vili. 254; =X.
548.

== fuscicornis, Germ., 1X. 107.

—— jaspicea (read jaspidea), xx. 555.

—- jaspidea, Germ., Xx. 549, 555.

— Ridleyi, Waterhouse 48 prose, DS).

Acanthoderine, ix. 106; vill. 254.

Acanthoderus, Gray, Xi. 57, 73.

ean desrn, Miill., xiv. 150, 157,
17

— polybrocha, Haeck., xiv. 184.
Acanthodesmida, xiv. 173, 174, 179.
Acanthogenys myrmecophilus, West-
wood * , Proc. ii. 438.
Acanthoglossus, Gerv., Xiv. 414, 417.
— Bruijnii, Gerv., xiv. 414, 415, 417.

Acantholophus, Koch, xii. 7. ~

eee ee Schink.., xi, 54; xii.
6, 7, 21

— gladiator, Pascoe * , Xii, 6, 78, 82.

— nasicornis, Pascoe * , xii. 6, 82.

-— scotobioides, Hope, MS., xii. 18.

— simplex, Pascoe * , Xil, i, 82.

Acanthometra, Miill., ix. 150; xiv.
188-140, 142, 144, 146, 152, 153,
157, 159, 167, 168, 177, 185; xvii.
102.

Acanthometride, xiv. 171, 177, 178.

Acanthometrina, xiv. 125, 172, 174,
175.

Acanthonotus Hardwickii, Gray, Xili.
300.

Acanthonychide, xiv. 639, 647.

Acanthonychine, xiv. 637, 638, 639,
647.

Acanthonyx, Latreille, xiv. 647, 650,
671.

— lunulatus, Risso, xiv. 650, 672.

Acanthophrys, A. Milne-Edwards, xiv.
640, 656.

— cristimanus, A, Milne-Hdwards, xiv.
657.

Acanthophthalmus, yv. Hasselé, xiii.
111; xiv. 539, 555, 563, 579.

— pangia, Ham. Buch., xiv. 55d.

Acanthopora, Verrill, xviii. 117, 197.

Acanthopsis, v. Hasselt, xiv. 539, 554,
563, 579.

— choirorrhynchus, Bleeker, xiv. 554.

— micropogon, Blyth, xiv. finote 555.

— (Cobitis) fossilis, Jeitteles, vw. 22.

Acanthopterygu, Linn., xiii. 110, 112,
205, 338 ; xiv. 559, 560, 562-565,
567, 574.

Acanthopterygii, distribution of Indian
(Day), Xili. 188-155.

Acanthopus, Klug, vii. 115.

Acanthosaura armata, Gray, x. 34, 36.

—capra, Giinther, x. 34, 36

Acanthosoma, Curt., Xi. 81.

Acanthostaurida, xiv. 177.

Acauthostaurus, Haeck., xiv. 1538, 177.

Acanthosternus, Montr., xi. 88.

Acanthotrachelus albus, Pascoe*, Xi.
447 ; xii. 81.

— ventricosus, Boh., xi. 447.

Acanthurus, Lac., Xi. 279.

Acanthus, see Acanthias, v. 24.

Acar Adamsii, Shuttleworth, xx. 499,
503.

Acarellus musce, Tatem, Xvii. 375.

Acari (Michael), Proc. (1883-86) 126 ;
from Mole’s nests (Michael), xix,
269-284 ; British parasitic (Mi-
chael), Proc. (1888-90) 5; xx,
400-406.

GENERAL INDEX.

Acaridx, xiv. 101, 121.

Acarina (Michael), Proc. (1883-86) 5;
xv. 297, 299, 300, 307; Life-
ae of (Michael), xvii. 371-

Acarna, S¢al, x. 100.

— conviva, S¢a, x. 100.

— notaticollis, S7¢é7, x. 100, 198.

— orba, Stal, x. 100.

— pupillata, Séa/, x. 100.

— rostrifera, Sta, x. 100, 193.

— subapicalis, Walk.*, x. 101.

— ustulata, Stal, x. 100.

Aecarus, Linn., Xi. 426; Xvii. 373, 379;
xx. 286, 287, 292, 295, 296.

— (Newport), Proe. ii. 70, 71.

— acarorum, Schrank, Xvii. 371.

— coleoptratorum, Linn., xv. 301.

— erassipes, Linn., XV. 302.

— crassipes, Schrank, Xvii. 371.

— domesticus, de Geer, XX. 287.

—folliculorum, Simon (A. White),
Proe. ii. 96.

— fucorum, de Geer, xv. 301.

— marginatus, Hermann, xv. 302.

— muscarum, Jinn., Xvii. 371.

— spinitarsus, Hermann, Xvi. 371, 375.

— testudinarius, Hermann, xv. 302.

Acca aceris, Hiibn., ix. 55.

— Lucilla, Hiibn., ix. 54.

Accentor, Bechst., ii. 137,

Accia, Curt. * , Proe. i. 199.

— lucida, Curt.* , Proc. i. 200.

Accipiter cirrhocephalus (V.), Sharpe,
Xiii. 488.

Accipitres, ii. 133-145; xiii. 308, 457,
488; xvii. 405, 436.

—, Geog. Distrib. of (Sharpe), xiii. 1-26.

Acephala, v. 172.

Acerina, Cuwv., ix. 165.

— cernua, Giimther, xv. 42.

— vulgaris, Cuv. §: Val., v. 26, 32,49, 50.

Aceros subruficollis, Blyth, xiii. 156,
157. ;

Acerotherium, Kawp, ii. 28. :

Acetes indicus, M.-Edwards, xx, 112.

Achea atrivitta, Walker *, vii. 181.

— cyllota, Guen., Vii. 182.

— Melicerta, Drury, Xi. 280.

— mercatoria, Fadr., iii. 191.

— pulchrivena, Walk. * , vii. 182.

— purpureilinea, Walk.* , vii. 181.

— semipallida, Walk. * , vii. 181.

— signivitta, Walk., vii. 181.

Achxopsis, Stimpson, Xiv. 645.

— spinulosus, Stimpson, xiv. 645.

Acheus, Leach, Xiv. 648.

— Cranchii, Leach, vi. 166; xiv. 643.

Acharana pheopteralis, Guen., xx. 531,
546.

Acharia brunnus, Cram., Xii. 419.

— coras, Cram., xii. 419.

Achatina, Lam., v. 196; x1. 500, 501;
Xvi. 342.

— folliculus, Gron., v. 196, 203, 204.

— —, var. abbreviata, Lowe, v. 196,
303.

——, var. producta, Lowe, v. 196,
303.

— gracilis, Lowe, v. 204. _

— Leacociana, Lowe, v. 204.

— maderensis, Lowe, v. 203.

— producta, Lowe, v. 204.

— ruricola, Lowe, v. 196, 303.

Achatinella, Swains., xi. 497, 500, 501.

Achatinelline, xi. 497, 499 ; xx. 189.

Achelous Whitei, 4. M.-Hdwards, XX.
110.

Acheron, Lefebv., Xi. 219, 222, 233, 265,
266.

— longus, Walk., Xi. 265, 266, 276.

Acherontia, Ochs., vi. 85.

— Atropos, Linn., parasite on (New-
port), Proc. ii.54; xi. ftnote 284.

— Satanas, Boisd., vi. 85.

Acheta assimilis, Wabr., XX. 533.

Achias, Fabr., Proc. ii. 3; i. 36, 184;
villi. 119, 183; ix. 6.

— amplividens, Walk.*, iii. 122; ix.
28

—aspiciens, Walk.*, vii. 229; ix.
28.

—brachyophthalma, Walk.*, viii.
119; ix. 28.

—dacoides, Walk.*, viii. 183; ix.
28.

—latividens, Walk.*, iii. 121; vii.
229; ix. 28.

— longividens, Walk.*, iii. 121; ix.

= maculipennis, Westw., 1. 36, 134;
ix. 28.
—venustula, Walk.*, viii. 119; ix.

28.
Achiides, i. 36, 134; iii. 121; vii.

229.
Achillides Bianor, Hibn., ix. 50.
Achlyodes, xi. 438.
Achorutes, Templ., Xvii. 22.
— manubrialis, Tullb., xvii. 19, 25.
= USES, Inubbock, xvii. 19,
0

— Theelii, Tullb., xvii. 20.

Acicnemis, Lac., Xi. 85, 460, 463.

— brevipennis, Pascoe * , xi. 463; xii.

= frenatin, Pascoe* , xi. 461,491; xii.
90.

—meriones, Pascoe*, xi. 462, 491;
Xii. 90,
B2

4 GENERAL INDEX.

Acicnemis pachymera, Pascoe*, Xi.
462; xii. 90.

— palliata, Pascoe *, xi. 462; xii. 90.

—pardalis, Pascoe*, xi. 460, 463;
xii. 90.

—peduneularis, Pascoe*, xi. 461;
xii. 90.

— subsignata, Pascoe*, xi. 461; Xil.
90

— yariegata, Fairm., xi. 460.

Acidalia, Trei¢., ix. 181, 184.

— Adippe, Hiibn., ix. 53.

— Fara, Kirby * , xx. 531, 544.

— fulvicosta, Walk.*, ix. 181, 184,
197.

— retractaria, Walk., xx. 545,

Acidalide, iii. 195, 198; ix. 181, 184.

Acilius, Leach, xiii. 168.

— fasciatus, de Geer, xiii. 180, 181.

— sulcatus, Linn., xiii. 179, 180.

Acineta, Hhr., Proc. (1874-75) xi, xxvii,
XXX.

Acinetide, X11. 203, 226.

Acinia faciestriata, Dol., v. 161.

Acipenser glaber, Mitzinger, v. 36, 42.

— ruthenus, Linn., v. 25, 36.

— stellatus, Pall., v. 36, 42.

— Sturio, Linn., v. 21, 23, 86; Xvi.
141.

Aciptera, Saund., ix. 119.

— semiflava, Sawnd., ix. 119.

— Waterhousei, Pascoe, ix. 119.

Acland, Sir Thos. Dyke, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1880-82) 30.

Aclees, Schonh., xi. 169, 171.

— cribratus, Gyll., xi. 172.

— Gyllenhalii, Pascoe * , xi. 172; xii.
85.

— porosus, Pascoe* , Xi. 172; xii. 85.

Aclis, Lovén, xv. 245, 252.

— hyalina, Watson * , xv. 245, 246.

— mizon, Watson*, xv. 245.

— sarissa, Watson* , xv. 245, 247.

— Walleri, Jefr., xv. 248.

Aclytia, Hiibn., xii. 409, 414, 433.

— buprestoides, Walk., xii. 361.

—- contracta, Walk., xii. 425.

— finalis, Walk., xii. 357.

— flavigutta, Walk., xii. 414.

— halys, Cramer, xii. 414.

— heber, Cramer, xii. 414.

— heber, Walk., xii. 414.

— punctata, Butler *, xii. 414.

— quadrigutta, Walk., xii. 370.

— simulatrix, Walk., xii. 414.

— trogonoides, Walk., xii. 411.

Acmea, Hschsch., XX. 503.

— noronhensis, H, A. Smith * , XX. 495,
503.

— subrugosa, @ Orbigny, XX. 495.

Acmeops ligata, Lec., xviii. 215.

Acmonotus, McLachl.*, xi. 222, 233,
253.

— incusifer, McLachl.* , xi. 229, 253,
276.

Acocephalus, Germ., i. 98, 172; xi. 82.

— discigutta, Walk.*, 1. 172.

— olivaceus, Waik., i. 98, 172.

Accenites, xi. 79.

Acoétea, ix. 31.

Acoetes, Aud. & Edw., ix. 31.

— lupina, Stimp., ix. 31.

— Pleei, Aud. § Hdw., ix. 31.

Acoetide, ix. 31.

Acolophus, Sharp * , xix. 58, 60, 66.

— debilis, Sharp * , xix. 60, 66.

Acontia (?) cuprina, Walk. *, vil. 51.

— (?) indecisa, Walk. * , vii. 50.

— inordinata, Walk. * , vii. 50.

— leucophxa, Walk.* , wii. 49.

— marginalis, Walk.* , vii. 49.

— roseonivea, Walk. * , vii. 49.

— (?) sordida, Walk.* , vii. 50.

— xanthophila, Walk. * , wii. 50.

Acontide, vii. 49, 56, 167.

Acontiophorus angulatus, Thompson * ,
xx, 153, 155, 156.

— scutatus, Brady & Rob., xx. 154.

Acorn-shell (Pascoe), Proc. (1886-87)
2

Acoura, Swainson, Xiv. ftnote 539.

— argentata, Swainson, Xiv. ftnote 556.
— cinerea, Swainson, Xiv. ftnote 555.
— obscura, Swainson, Xiv. ftnote 556.
Acourus, Swainson, Xiv. ftnote 539.
Acrea, Fabr., x1. ftnote 283, 434.
Acreinz, vi. 73.

Acrida viridissima, Linn., xv. 21, 24,

Acridium peregrinum, Oliv., xi. 282.

Acridopsis, Butler * , xii, 418, 424, 433.

— grylloides, Waik., xii. 419.

— latifascia, Walk., xii. 418, 419.

— marica, Cramer, Xii. 419.

— thalassica, Meld., xii. 419.

Acridotheres, Vieill., ii. 140; iv. 176.

Acrillia adipata, Sta, x. 95.

Acrochordide, x. 59.

Acrochordonichthys, Bleek., xviii. 315.

Acrohelia, Ed. § A, xviii. 38, 40, 195.

Acronycta, Ochs., vi. 178.

— rubiginosa, Walk. * , vi. 178.

Acrophtalinia, read Acrophthalmia,
vili. 147.

Acrophthalmia, Feld., viii. 147; xi.
436.

— Artemis, Feld., viii. 147.
Acropteron, Perty, xvii. 351.
Acropyga, Roger, xi. 319.

— acutiventris, Roger, xi. 319.

GENERAL INDEX. 5

Acrosoma, Perty, x. 271, 274.
Acroteriasus emarginatus, Roelofs, x.

— nubilus, Roelofs, x. 444.
Acrothinium, Marshall*, viii. 29,

47.

— Gaschkevitchii, Motsch., viii. 48.

Actza, de Haan, xiv. 641; xx. 511.

— acantha, Milne-Edwards, xx. 511.

— areolata, Dana, var., XX. 109.

— granulata, Audouin, xiii. 184.

— Riuppellii, Krauss, xx. 109.

— spongiosa, Dana, xx. 109.

Actzodes, Dana, xiv. 641.

Actzomorpha, Miers* , xiii, 184.

—erosa (Miers), Proc. (1876-77) xv;
xiii. 183-185.

Actzon, De Montford, xvii. 284-290.

— affinis, A. Ad., xvii. 290.

— amabilis, Watson *, xvii. 284, 288.

—austrinus, Watson*, xvii. 284,
287, 288.

— hovetensis, Seguenza, xvii. 286.

— cinereus, Watson, xvii. 290.

— exilis, Jeffr., xvii. 286.

— fumatus, Reeve, Xvii. 290.

— glaber, Reeve, xvii. 290.

— levidensis, S. Wood, xvii. 288.

— pusillus, Forb., xvii. 287.

— turritus, Watson * , xvii. 284, 286.

— (Acteonina) chariis, Watson * , Xvii.
284, 285.

— (—) edentulus, Watson * , x Vii. 284.

— (Buccinulus) cinereus, Watson *,
Xvil. 284, 289, 290.

— (—) glaber, Reeve, xvii. 290.

— (—) strigosus, Gould, xvii. 290.

— (Solidula) suturalis, 4. Ad., Xvii.
287.

Acteeonina, D’ Orb., xvii. 285.

— chariis, Watson * , xvii. 284, 285.

— edentulus, Watson * , xvii. 284.

Actinacis, d@’Orb., xviii. 184, 185, 199.

Actinarza, d’ Orb., xviii. 168, 203.

Actinaria, Proc. (1882-83) 39; Xvii.
138.

Actinellius, xiv. 177, 184.

Actinia, Zinn., Proc. i. 373; xv. 52;
=x. 565.

— Achates, Dana, Proc. ii. 373.

— alba, Risso, Proce. 1. 373.

— anguicoma, Price, Proc. ii. 373.

— Artemisia, Dana, Proc. ii. 373.

— aurantiaca, Jerd., Proe. ii. 373.

— Aurora, Quoy! § Gaimard, Proce. ii.
373. :

— bellis, Hillis, Proce. ii. 373.

— biserialis, Forbes, Proc. ii. 374.

— candida, Miiller, Proce. ii. 873.

— Chiococca, Johnston, Proc. ii. 373.

Actinia chrysanthellum, Peach (Gosse),
Proe. ui. 372.

— chrysoplenium, Johnston, Proce. ii.
378.

— clavata, Thompson, Proc. ii. 373.

— coccinea, Miiller, Proc. ii. 374.

— crassicornis, Wiiller, Proce. ii. 373.

— decorata, Dana, Proc. ii. 373.

— diadema, Dana, Proce. ii. 373.

—dianthus, Hillis § WSol., Proc. ii.
378.

— fuegensis, Dana, Proce. ii. 373.

— gemma, Dana, Proc. ii. 373.

— gemmacea, Hillis ¢ Sol., Proe, ii.

— graminea, Dana, Proe. ii. 373.

— intestinalis, Wabr., Proc. ii. 374.

— oes ee Templeton, Proc. ii.
373.

—mesembryanthemum, Zilis & Sol.,
Proe. ii. 373.

— miniata, Gosse, Proc. ii. 373.

—monile, Templeton, Proc. ii. 373.

— nivea, Gosse, Proc. ii. 373.

— parasitica, Couch, Proc. ii. 373.

— paumotensis, Dana, Proc. ii. 378.

— pluvia, Dana, Proc. ii. 373.

— Primula, Dana, Proce. ii. 373.

— pulchella, Jerd., Proc. ii. 373.

— reticulata, Dana, Proc. ii. 373.

— Rhodera, Dana, Proe. ii. 374.

— rosea, Risso, Proc. ii. 373.

— tabella, Dana, Proc. ii. 373.

— Thallia, Gosse, Proc. ii. 373.

— Troglodytes, Johnston, Proc. ii.
373.

— venusta, Gosse, Proc. ii. 373.

— vermicularis, Johnston, Proc. ii.
374.

— viduata, Miiller, Proc. ii. 3738.

Actiniadz (Gosse), Proe. ii. 372-374.

Actiniz, xvii. 100.

—, Ceylonese (S. O. Ridley), Proc.
(1883-86), 11.

—, Mergui (Haddon), Proc. (1886-87) .
22.

—, On Indications of the Sense of
Smell in, with an Addendum by
G. J. Romanes (Pollock), Proce.
(1880-82) 35; xvi. 474-476.

Actinodermata, Proc. ii. 372.

Actinolophus pedunculatus,
ili. 303; xiv. 181.

Actinometra, Mill. Proc. (1876-77),
xxil; Xii1. 440-457 ; xv. 191, 207,
211-214; xwi. 494, 501, 514-526.

— affinis, Liith., xvi. 517.

— alternans, P. H. Carp., xvi. 521.

— Bennetti, Miill., xiii. 550; xvi.
514, 521, 526.

Schulze,

6 GENERAL INDEX.

Actinometra cheltonensis, P. H.Carp. * ,
xv. 205-207, 211, 212, 217.

— fimbriata, Lam., xiii. 442.

— grandicalyx, P. H. Carp.*, Xvi.
514, 520, 521.

— imperialis, Miller, xvi. 516.

— lineata, P. H. Carp., xv. 198, 213,
214, 217.

— Lovéni, P. H. Carp., xv. 218.

— Meyeri, P. H. Carp.* , xvi. 514,
525.

— multiradiata, Linn., Xvi. 514, ftnote
515, 521, 522, 523, 525.

— parvicirra, Miiller, xvi. 514, 519.

— Peronii, P. H. Carp., Xvi. 523.

— polymorpha, P. H. Carp.*, Xiil.
440, 442, 449, 450; xvi. 519.

— robusta, Liith., xvi. 501, 514, 517,
519.

— rosea, Miiller, xvi. 517.

— solaris, Lam., xiii. 441, 442, 449,
450; xvi. 501, 514, ftncte 515,
516, 517, 519.

— stelligera, P. H. Carp., xv. 198, 217.

—wurtembergica, P. H. Carp., XV.
216.

Actinomma, Haeckel, xiv. 151, 152, 168.

Actinommatida, xiv. 177.

Actinophrys, Hhrenb., xiii. 287-292,
800, 400, 408, 418, 419, 420, 422,
423.

— oculata, Stein, xiii. 284.

— sol, Ehrenb., xii. 208; xiii. 284,
285, 290, 426.

— viridis, Hhrenb., xiii. 292.

Actinopora regularis, @’Orb., XX. 280.

Actinosphera, Leidy, xiv. 170.

Actinospheria, Leidy, xiii. 400, 427.

Actinospherium, Stein, xiii. 396;
xiv. 168.

— Hichhornii, Stem, xiii. 285-289,
291, 426.

Actinote, Hiibn., xi. 283.

Actinotrocha, Miil/., xii. 210.

Actinozoa, xii. 207, 208, 209, 226.

Actitis empusa, Gould, ii. 170.

— hypoleucus, Linn., Xiii. 320, 504.

Actumnus setifer, De Haan, =x. 110.

Aculeata, 3x. 531.

Aculeate Hymenoptera coll. by A. R.
Wallace in the Hastern Archi-
pelago, Geogr. Distrib. of (Smith),
Proc. (1862-63) v ; vii. 109-145.

Aculeate Hymenoptera (Smith), xiv.
674-685.

Acusidee, xv. 243.

Acyrusa, Pascoe * , ix. 94, 128.

— ciliata, Pascoe, ix. 128.

—— ciliatum, Pascoe, ix. 94.

Acytariw, Proc. (1874—75) xxx,

Acythopeus, Pascoe * , xii. 61, 66, 98.
— bigeminatus, Pascoe*, xii. 63, 78,

— curvirostris, Pascoe * , xii. 62, 98.

— palmaris, Pascoe*, xii. 62, 98.

— tenuirostris, Pascoe *, xii. 62, 98.

— tristis, Pascoe * , Xii. 62, '78, 98.

Adam, Dr. Walter, On the Osteological
Relations observable among a few
Species of the Bovine family, Proc.
ii. 332. .

Adams, Arthur, elected fellow, Proc. 1.
385.

—, On Spider’s habitations in Mada-
gascar, Proc, il. 2.

—, On the species of Pyramidellinz
found in Japan, Proc. (1862-63)
i; vii. 1-6.

—, On the Japanese Species of Lei-
ostraca, Adams, Proc. (1862-63) iv ;

Vii. 84-91.
—, On the species of rostriferous Gas-
teropods (Strombide, Tricho-

tropide, Cypreeide, and Amphi-
perasidz) found in Japan, Proc.
(1862-63) iv; vii. 91-96.

—, On the species of Fusidz which
inhabit the Seas of, Japan, Proc.
(1862-63) vi; vii. 105-108.

—, On the species of Mitridee found in
the Seas of Japan, Proc. (1863-64)

1

Adams, Dr. Ernest, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1862-63) vii.

Adams, Henry, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1855-56) xvii; death announced,
Proe. (1877-78) xxxiv.

Adams, J. J., elected Fellow, Proc.i. 10.

Adamsia palliata, Bohd., xx. 45.

Adamson, John, obituary, Proc. (1855-
56) Xxxiv.

Addison, Wm., obituary, Proc. (1880—
82) 31, 38.

Address, President's (I. Bell), 1854,
Proe. ii. 296-504; 1855, 385-404;
1856, Proc. (1855-56) xix—xxxiii;
1857, Proc. (1856-57) vili-xxi;
1858, Proc. (1857-58) xi—xxxiil ;
1859, Proe. (1858-59) vili-xix;
1860, Proc. (1859-60) viti-xx;
1861, Proc. (1860-61) x—xx.

— (Allman), 1875, Proc. (1874-75) x-
xxxili ; 1876, xiii. 281-305 ; 1879,
xv. 1-8; 1881, xvi. 89-109.

— Cones) 1884, Proc. (1883-86) 17-

— (Lubbock), 1882, Proc. (1880-82) 36-
58; 1883, Proc. (1882-83) 14-29 ;
1885, Proc. (1883-86) 84-90 ; 1886,
Proce, (1883-86) 135-137.

EE ———

GENERAL INDEX. 7)

Adela, Latr., xi. 123.

Adelastrea, Reuss, xwiii. 111, 112, 197.

Adelium, Kirb., xi. 52, 88.

Adelocera, Latr., xi. 72, 84.

Adelops, Dej., xi. 40.

Adelotopus, Hope, Proc. ii. 13.

Adelpha, Hiibn., xi. 438.

Adelsberg, blind fauna of Grotto of
(Westwood), Proc. ii. 218, 219.

Adeorbis, Wood, xiv. 588, 605.

— subcarinatus, xiv. 606.

— tenuilirata, L.A. Smith * , vii. 557,
562.

Adesmia, Fisch., xi. 59, 60.

Admete, Kroy., Xv. 98; XVi. 825, 326,
335, 359, 360.

— Couthouyi, Jay, xvi. 326,

— crispa, Molier, xvi. 359.

— ovata, H. Sm., xvi. 359.

— yiridula, Fabr., xii. 106; xvi. 326,
359.

Adolela, see Adotela, xi, 57.

Adotela, Cust., xi. 57.

Adraga, Walk. * , iti. 82.

— univitta, Walk.*, iii.
204 ; ix. 9.

Adrama, Walk.* , iii. 117; ix. 6.

— consors, Walk.* , v7. 296 ; ix. 27.

— selecta, Walk.*, iii. 118; v. 296;
Wil. 227; ix. 27.

Adrium, Pascoe * , ix. 105, 137.

— artifex, Newm., ix. 137.

— ecatoxanthum, White, ix. 105, 137.

AXchmura, Pascoe *, Xii. 39, 94.

— emys, Pascoe * , R11. 39, 94.

/fidemonus Hrichsonii, Bohem., xix. 335.

Aiga, Leach, xiii. 506.

— erenulata, Liitken, xv. 65.

— emarginata, Leach, xv. 60.

— Harfordi, Lochington, xvi. 19.

— hirta, White, Xiii. 511.

— macronema, Bleeker, xiii. 512.

— multidigitata, Dana, xiii. 511.

— psora, Linn., XV. 65.

— spongiophila, Semper, xiii. 507, 509,
510; 512.

Adgeria, Fabr., vi. 82.

— chalybea, Walk. * , vi. 82.

Aigeriide, Steph., vi. 82; xii. 361.

A®gidia, vii. 175.

Adgocera, Latr., vi. 86.

— postica, Walk. * , wi. 86.

Aigomomus, Pascoe, ix. 108.

— insularis, Pascoe, ix. 108.

— iratus, Pascoe, ix. 108.

— misellus, Pascoe, ix. 108.

— oblitus, Pascoe, ix. 108.

— torosus, Pascoe, ix. 108.

— Woodlarkiana, Montr., ix, 108.

AEgosoma sinicum, White, xviii. 208.

82; vii.

AXgotheles, Vig. § Horsf., ii. 141; xx.

351, 388.

— Bennetti, Salv. §& d’Alb., xiii. 314;
xvi. 460.

— leucogaster, Gould, xiii. 315.

— Nove Hollandiz, Latham, xx. 340.

félia, Fabr., xi. 81.

Adlurodus buccoides, Temm., xiii. 495.

— Stonu, Sharpe, xiii. 495; xvi. 445

/®luroidea, xix, 20, 21, 24.

Ailurus, Klug, viii. 78; xi. 341.

— abdominalis, Guér., viii. 78.

— comatus, Ff. Smith*, vii. 27, 131;
xi. 341.

— fragilis, F. Smith * , viii. 78.

Aimona, Hew., Xi. 435.

fEnictus, Shuck., xi. 336.

— ambiguus, Shuck., Xi. 336.

— certus, Westw., xi. 336.

— obscurus, Ff. Smith, xi. 336.

— porozonoides, Walk., Xi. 336.

— pubescens, #. Smith, xi. 336.

Ainidia, Baly, xx. 27.

— fascialis, Baly * , xx. 27.

A®olosoma, Hhrenb., xX. 99.

/Xolus melliculus, Cand., xi. 15.

AMipus, Leach, xi. 39.

Aépyornis, Geoffr., 11. 139.

Adquiparata, xvii. 423.

Aiquorea, Per. § Les., ix. 45.

Adschna, Fabr., Xi. 79; xvi. 15].

— cyanea, Miiller, xvi. 151.

— formosa, Brullé, xvi. 181.

— erandis, Linn. xv. 26, 81; Xvi.

— liassina, Strickland, Proc. i. 307.

Adschnina, Xvi. 181.

Aischropteryx, Butler *, xvii. 197,
204.

—- tetragonaria, Gwenée, Xvii. 204.

— transpectans, Walker, xvii. 204.

Aisiotyche, Pascoe, ix. 132.

— favosa, Pascoe, 1X. 132.

AMsopia, Kaup, Xi. 526.

Aisthetus, Waterhouse * , Xx. 548, 552.

— tuberculatus, Waterhouse, xx. 552.

AMsychora, Pascoe * , xi. 199, 209 ; xxii.
95.

— notaticollis, Pascoe * , xi. 210, 217;
xii. 95.

Aectea recta, Hincks, xx. 504.

Asthiora, Pascoe, ix. 124.

— fuliginea, Pascoe, ix. 124.

Aithomyias guttata, Sharpe *, xvi.
432, 433.

— spilodera, Gray, xvi. 433.

Atthria, Hiibner, xii. 400, 402.

— hemorrhoidalis, Stoll, xii. 402.

— saturatissima, Walker, xii. 402.

— smaragdina, Walker, xii. 402.

8 GENERAL INDEX.

Afghan Boundary, Fauna and Flora of
(Aitchison), Proc. (1886-87) 10;
Trans. 2nd ser., Bot. vol. iii. pt. 1;
Trans. 2nd ser., Zool. vol. v. pt. 3.

Agabra, Walk.* , vi. 136.

— trilineata, Walk. *, vi. 187.

Agabus, Leach, xi. 37, 49, 71, 83.

— bipustulatus, Linn., xiii. 177-179.

Agama colonorum, Daud., xiii. 371.

— cornuta, Harlan (G. T. Fox), Proce.
rh DA

Agamerion, Hal., xvii. 54, 58.

— gelo, Walk., xvii. 77.

Agametis, Pascoe *, x. 473; xii. 96.

— festiva, Pascoe *,x. 474, 493; Xii.
96

Agamide, x. 33, 34.

Agamine, X. 34.

Aganisthos, Boisd., x. 502; xi. 438.

Agapanthia angusticollis, Gy/l., xviii.
207, 255.

Agapanthine, XVili. 255.

Agapete, Newm., ix. 119.

— carissima, Newm., ix. 91, 119.

— Kreuslerz, Pascoe * , ix. 91, 119.

— vestita, Pascoe * , ix. 91, 119.

Agapetus, Curtis, xi. 139, 140; xvi.
161

— celatus, McLachl.* , xi. 139, 141.

Agar, Agar Padley, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1875-80) v.

Agar, John Giraud, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1877-78) xxvi.

Agaricia, Schweigger, XVii. 317 ; xviii.

— rugosa, Dana, xvii. 312.

Agaricioida, xviii. 161, 198.

Agaristide, iii. 183, 196; vi. 85; xii.
226

Agassiz, Prof. Alex., elected Foreign
Memb., Proc. (1874-75) ix.

Agassiz, Louis John Rudolph, elected
Foreign Memb., Proce. i. 196; obit-
uary, Proc. (1873-74) xliii; Cast of
Bust of, Proc. (1888-90) 31.

Agates, curiously marked (Crisp), Proc.
(1888-90) 4, 5.

Agathelia, Reuss, xviii. 41, 42, 46,
195, 203.

Agathidium rhinoceros, Sharp, XVii.
355.

Agathiphyllia, Reuss, xviii. 104, 105,
106, 203.

Agathis, Latr., ii. 127; vi. 65; viii.
67; xi. 409, 414.

— atrocephalus, F. Smith*, v. 142;
vii. 144; vill. 67; xi. 410.

-— elathrata, Bruclé, xi, 409.

—deceptor, Ff. Smith* vii, 12, 144;

xi. 410,

Agathis fenestrata, Ff. Smith*, viii.
67 ; xi. 410. i

— flavipennis, Brudlé, ii. 127 ; wii. 144 ;
xi. 409.

— flavipennis, fF’. Smith * , vii. 12, 144;
xi. 410.

— fumipennis, F. Smith*, iii. 176;
vii. 144; xi. 410.

— fuscipennis, Brullé, xi. 410.

— guineensis, Brullé, xi. 409.

— interdicta, Ff. Smith *, viii. 67 ; Xi.
410.

— maculipennis, Bruilé, xi. 409.

— modesta, F. Smith* , iii. 25; vii.
144; xi. 410.

— nitida, F. Smith * , iii, 26; vil. 144;
xi. 410.

— penetrans, Ff. Smith*, v. 66; vil.
144; xi. 410.

— rugifrons, Ff. Smith*, v. 66; vii.
144; xi, 410.

— sculpturalis, F. Smith * , iii. 25 ;-vi.
65; vii. 144; xi. 410.

— semifuscea, Brullé, xi. 409.

— striata, F. Smith * , vi. 66; vii. 144 ;
xi. 410.

— subfasciata, Brudlé, xi. 409.

— terminalis, Brullé, xi. 409.

Agelastus, Hartl., ii. 140.

Agelecyathus, Dunc., xviii. 34, 194, 203.

Agelena, Walck., Proc. i. 41; xvii.
ftnote 165.

— civilis, Sund., x. 376, 424.

— domestica, Latr., x. 424.

— labyrinthica, Clerck, vii. 158 ; xvii.
163.

—, bite of (Blackwall), Proce. ii. 14.

Agelenide, Proc. i. 66; x. 424.

Agelenides, X. 876; Xi. 537; Xiv.
120

Ageneiosus Childreni, Sykes, xii. 569 ;
Xili. 349.

— militaris, Valenc., v. 53.

— mino, Ham. Buch., xviii. 315.

Agenia, Schiodte, ii. 92-96; vi. 54;
viii. 82; xi. 354, 413.

— Aina, F. Smith * , ii. 94; vii. 133 ;
xi, 355.

— agitata, F. Smith * , v. 81; vii. 133 ;
xi. 356.

— Alcyone, Ff. Smith* , iii. 155; vii.
1lgs)3 >a; BH,

—- Althea, Ff. Smith*, iii. 154; vii.
1833 scl, Sin.

—- Amalthea, F. Smith*, 111.155; v.
120; vii. 30, 133; vill. 82; x1. 355.

—assimilis, #7. Smith*, v. 80; Vil.
133)5) S12 dap

— Atalanta, Ff. Smith *, 11. 94; v. 80,
120; vii, 1383; x1, 355,

GENERAL INDEX. 9

Agenia bimaculata, F. Smith * , iii. 18;
vii. 133; xi. 355.

— blanda, Guér., ii. 94; iii. 18, 154;
wii. 121; xii. 30, 138.

— Callisto, F. Smith*, iii. 154; vii.
138 ; x1. 355.

— Celena, F. Smith *, ii. 96; vii. 133;
Xi. 355.

— clavata, F. Smith*, vii. 31, 133;
Xi. 356.

—— Daphne, F. Smith * ,11. 95; vii. 133;
xi. 355.

~— Eudora, F. Smith*, vii. 30, 183;
xi. 356.

— facilis, F. Smith*, v. 81; vii.
133; xi. 356.

— flavopicta, F. Smith*, ii. 96; vii.
1382 sal, Bain.

— egracilipes, 7. Smith*, v. 81; vii.
133; xi. 356.

— hilaris, F'. Smith, xi. 356.

— Hippolyte, Ff. Smith *, ii. 96; vii.
BBs Sal, GHD.

— honesta, FP. Smith * , v. 80,81; vii.
133; x1. 356.

—ingenua, Ff. Smith*, v. 81; vii.
183; xi. 356.

—jucunda, F. Smith*, iii, 154; v.
82; wii. 183; xi. 355, 356.

— Laverna, Ff. Smith*, ii. 95; Vii.
1335; Xi. 355.

— Ineilla, F. Smith * , wv. 120; wi. 54;
Vii, 133; xi. 356.

— Melampus, Ff. Smith*, ii. 95; vii.
133; xi. 355.

— Metella, F. Smith*, vii. 31, 133;
xi. 356.

— nasuta, F. Smith * ,-v. 82; vii. 133 ;
xi. 356.

— nitidiventris, 7. Simzth * , v. 80; vii.
133 ; xi. 355.

— numeria, F. Smith*, vii. 31, 183;
Vill. 82; xi. 356.

— Pandora, F. Smith*, vili. 82; xi.
356.

—varipes, Dahib., xi. 355.

— Vesta, F. Smith * , vii. 31, 133 ; xi.
356.

— (Pompilus) blanda, Guér., xi. 354.

— (—) cerulea, F. Smith, xi. 355.

— (—) tincta, F. Smith, xi. 354.

Agenopus agricola, xi. 483.

Agerocha, Hubner, xii. 395.

— Hone, Hiibner, xii. 395.

Ageronia, Hiibner, xi. 438.

Agilaus, Pascoe * , xi. 176; xii. 88.

— pedestris, Pascoe*, xi. 176, 217;
xii. 88.

Aglaé, Lep. § Serv., vii. 115.

Aglaisma, Hschsch., Proc, ii, 68.

Aglaope, Latr., xii. 343.

Aglaope, Walker, xii. 360.

— americana, Boisd., Xii. 360.

Aglaophenia, Lam., xii. 277, 278.

— acanthocarpx, Allman*, xii. 274,
276, 277, 284.

— acutidentata, Allman *, xix.
160.

— chalarocarpa, Adiman*, xix. 138,
150, 160.

— dolichocarpa, Adlman* , xix.

61.

— laticarinata, Allman*, xix. 151,161.

— lava, Allman * , xii. 275, 284.

— myriophyllum, Linn., xix. 155.

— perforata, Al/man * , xis. 150, 160.

— perpusilla, Al/man, xix. 152.

— pluma, Linn., xii. 274.

— tubulifera, Hincks, xx. 460.

Aglaophis colobotheoides, © Bates* ,
XVili. 207, 235, 262.

Aglyptosternon, Bleeker, xiii. 343.

Agnesiotes, Pascoe * , x. 474; xii. 87.

— pilosula, Pascoe * ,x.474,493; xi. 87.

Agonus cataphractus, Linn., xvii. 100 ;
xx. 446.

Agraulis, Hiibn., Proe. i. 234.

Agraylea insularis, Hag., xvi. 154, 161.

Agriades, Hiibn., xiv. 111.

Aerias, Boisd., xi. 438.

Agrilus, Stephens, xi. 72, 84, 509, 510.

— auriventris, #. Sauwnd.* , xi. 517.

— cyaneoniger, H. Sawnd.* , xi. 515.

— discalis, E. Saund.* , xi. 514.

— maculifer, H, Saund.* , xi. 514.

—marginicollis, £. Sawnd.* , xi. 516.

— meerens, 7. Saund.* , xi. 517.

— pilosovittatus, H. Saund. * , xi. 515.

— rotundicollis, H. Saund.* , xi. 517.

— subrobustus, #. Sawnd.* , xi. 516.

— trinotatus, H. Saund.* , xi. 5138.

— viridi-obscurus, H. Sawnd. * , 321. 515.

Agrion, Habr., x1. 79; xvi. 151.

— Maderer, Ramb., MS., xvi. 151, 188.

— pumilio, Ramb., xvi. 151, 183.

Agrionina, Selys, xvi. 188.

Agriornis, Gould, ii. 148.

Agrius, Chevrol., xi. 45.

— fallaciosus, Chevrol., xi. 44.

Agrotis, Ochs., vi. 186.

— ineonelusa, Walk. * , vi. 186.

—infixa, Walk.* , vi. 186.

Agrypnia, Curtis, x. 196; xi. 87, 102
105.

Agrypnus fuscipes, Fabr., xi. 421,

— glacialis, Hag., xi. 106.

— islandica, Hag., xi. 106.

— Pagetana, Curt.,xi. 105; xiv. 727.
— picta, Kol., xi. 105.

Aikin, Arthur, obituary, Proc. ii. 297, 304,

10 GENERAL INDEX.

Ailia, Gray, xiii. 111, 343; xiv. 563,
578.

— affinis, Giinther, xiii. 350.

— coila, H. Buch., xiii. 350.

Ailichthys, Gray, xiii. 111, 348, 563,
578.

Ailiichthys punctata, Day, xiii. 350.
Ailuropus, Milne-Edw., xix. 12.
Ailurus, Cuv., xix. 12.

Aino race, XX. 267, 268.

Ainsworth, Dr. Ralph Faweett, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1868-69) xxvii;
obituary, Proc. (1888-90) 75, 90.

Ainsworth, Saml., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1861-62) iii.

Aird, David Alfred Mitchell, elected
Fellow, Proe. (1876-77) xiv.

Air-sacs in Insects (Newport), Proc. i.
353.

Aitchison, Dr. Jas. Edw. Tierney, elect-
ed Fellow, Proc. (1863-64) ii.
—,Onthe Fauna and Flora ofthe Afghan
Boundary, Proc. (1886-87) 10;
Trans. 2nd ser., Bot. vol. iii. 1-139;
Trans. 2nd ser., Zool., vol.v. 53-142.

Aiton, Wm. Townsend, obituary, Proce.
u. 92.

Akiptera, Sawnd., ix. 119.

Akis, Herbst, xi. 52.

Akysis, Bleek., xvili. 315.

Akysis Kurzti, Day, Xiii. 380.

Ala, Lockington, xiv. 665.

Alaba (Diala) picta, Ad., xv. 124.

Alachtherium, Van Beneden, xv. 144,
145.

— Cretesii, Du Bus, xv. 144.

Alaria vulpis, Schrank, v. 47.

Alasmodon margaritiferus, Lonn., xi.
426-428.

Alastor, S¢.-Farg., xi. 377.

— apicatus, /. Smith *, iii. 166; vii.
133 xa S77.

— cognatus, Ff. Smith *,v. 129; vii.
138.

— fraternus, Sauss., v. 129.

— unifasciatus, F. Smith*, iii. 165;
Wat, IB bal, By

Alaus oculatus, Linn., x. 76, 82.

Albania, Collingwood * , xiv. 738.

— formosa, Collingwood * , xiv. 738.

Albula conorhynchus, B/., xii. 108.

Albunza, Stm., Xiv. 326.

Albunea, Fabr., Xiv. 312, 326.

— Gibbesii, Stimpson, xiv. 315, 327.

— Guerinii, Lucas, xiv. 314, 316, 327,
328, 330.

— lucasia, Saussure, xiv. 330.

— Lueasii, Saussure, xiv. 315, 330.

— microps, White, MS., xiv. 315, 326,
336.

Albunea oxyophthalma, Leach, Xiv.
315, 829, 331, 336.

— Paretii, Guérin-Méneville, xiv. 330.

— scutellata, Desm., Xiv. 332.

— speciosa, Dana, Xiv. 315, 331.

— symnista, Fabr., Xiv. 327.

— symnista, Gibbes, Xiv. 329.

— symnister, Linn., xiv. 315, 326,

— symnister, Lucas, xiv. 327, 328,
329, 330.

Albuneidx, xiv. 313, 315, 326.

Albunhippa, M.-Edw. § Lucas, X1v.333.

Alca impennis, Linn., xvi. 479.

— Pica, Linn., v. 46.

— Torda, Linn., v. 11, 46.

Alcadia, Gray, xiv. 602.

Alcedinide, ii, 155; xiii, 311, 492.

Alcedinineg, XVil. 435.

Aleedo,, Linn., XX. 337.

— bengalensis, Lath., caught by a Unio
(Day), Proc. (1875-80) v.

— ispida, Linn., v. 48.

— ispioides, Less., Xvi. 428.

— Meninting, Horsf., ii. 156.

— picta, Bodd., xvii. 435.

— quadribrachys, Bonap., xvii. 435.

Alces malchis, Gray (Watson & Young),
xiv. 371-390.

— —, Anatomy of (Watson & Young),
Proc. (1877-78) xxvi.

Alcides, Daim., Xi. 181-183, 284.

—asphaltinus, Pascoe * , x. 461; xi. 89.

— auritus, Pascoe * , Xi, 182,218; xii.
89

— chiliarchus, Boh., x. 461.

— delta, Pascoe*, x. 460; xi. 182,
218 ; xii. 89.

— discedens, Pascoe * , x. 461 ; xii. 89.

— erro, Pascoe * , Xi. 182; xii. 89.

— fastuosus, Pascoe * , xi. 182; xii. 89.

— frontalis, Pascoe * , x1. 183; xii, 89.

— lacunosus, Bohem., xi. 183.

— ligatus, Pascoe*, x. 461; xii. 89.

—magister, Pascoe*, xi. 181, 218;
xii. 89.

— magicus, Pascoe * , x.460; xii. 89.

—micronychus, Pascoe*, xi. 183,
218; xii. 89.

—Saundersii, Pascoe*, x. 459, 493;
xii. 89.

— Semperi, Pascoe *, x. 462; xii. 89,

— trifidus, Pascoe * , x. 460; xii. 89.

Alcidinz, x. 437; xii. 89.

Alcimus, Dall., xi. 85.

Alcock, Randal H., elected Heilow,
Proc. (1876-77) xiv.; obit., Proc.
(1883-86) 137.

Aleyonaria, xvii. 5—from Mergui
(S. O. Ridley), Proc. (1886-87) 16 ;
XXi. 223,

GENERAL INDEX.

Alcyoncellum speciosum, Quoy &
Gaimard, xiii. 506.

Alcyone, Swains., ii. 141.

— Lessoni, Cassin, ii, 156; xii. 311,
492; Xvi. 428.

— pulchra, Gould, xiii. 492.

— pusilla, Temm., ti. 156; xiii. 311,

— solitaria, Temm., ii. 156.

Aleyonella, Lam., xiv. 490, 498, 499,
502, 585; xx. 61.

— fungosa, Pallas, xiv. 490.

Alcyonidium gelatinosum, Linn., X Vil.
106, 108

—parasiticum, Fem. (?), xvii. 106,
08

Aleyonium, Linn., Proc. (1883-86) 16;
xX. 565, 566.

— digitatum, Linn., xvii. 106, 108;
xx. 44.

Alebion, Gray, xv. 151, 478.

Alecto, Leach, xiii. 440; xv. 189,
1199:

— multiradiata, Miller, xiii, 441, 442.

Alentia, Malmgr., ix. 38.

Aleochara, Grav., Xi. 61.

Alesa, Westw., ix. 414.

— Amesis, Cram., ix. 415.

— Amesis, Herr.-Schaff., ix. 415.

— hemiurga, Bates * , ix. 572, 415.

— lipara, Bates * , ix. 371, 415.

— Prema, Godt., ix. 414.

— Priolas, Godi., ix. 371, 372.

— Smaragdifera, Westw., ix. 414.

— Telephaé, Boisd., ix. 372, 414,

— Thelydrias, Bates * , ix. o71, 415.

Alexander, Dr. Reginald Gervase,
elected Fellow, Proce. (1887-88)
11.

Alexander, Dr. Richard Chandler, elect-_
ed Fellow, Proe. 11. 129.

Alexander, Richard Dykes, obituary,
. Proc. (1865- 66) li.

Alexirhea, Pascoe * , Xii. 19-22, 83.

— aurita, Pascoe * , xii. 20, 83.

— falcifera, Pascoe * , Xii. 2A, 838.

— notata, Pascoe * , xii. 20, 78, 83.

Alimala, Walk. * , vi. 132.

— limacodoides, Walk. * , vi. 133.

Allan, Dr. Jas., obituary, Proc. 11. 180.

Allantus purpurata, 1. Smith*, iii.

Allata, Walk. * , vi. 140.

— albonotata, Walk.*, vi. 140.

— argentifera, Walk.* , vi. 140.

Allaway, Wm. Tucker, elected Fellow,
Proc. i. 180.

Allbutt, T. Clifford, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1866-67) xli.

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11

Allcard, John, obituary, Proc. (1855-56)
XXXV.

Allen, Charles J. Hyde, elected Fel-
low, Proce. (1866-67) iv; death an-
nounced, Proce. (1880-82) 138.

Allen, Wm., obituary, Proc. i. 202.

Allia, Walk. * , ix. 183, 188.

— ocellata, Walk. *, ix. 189.

Alligator, Black, xii. 302, 321.

Alligator, Cuv., iv. 1-28; xii. 160,
168-170, 174; xv. 46.

—- lucius, Cuv. iv. 3.

— mississipiensis, Daud., iv. 3, 26; V.

— palpebrosus, Cuv., iv. 3

Alligatoride, iv. 1-28.

Allis, Thos., Description of the Skeleton
of a Dinornis presented by Dr.
Gibson to the Museum of the
Yorkshire Philosophical Society,
Proc. (1863-64) xlvi; iii. 50-52.

—, On the Skeleton of the Apteryx,
Proce. (1872-73) iii; Xi. 523.

—, On a Skeleton of Dinornis robustus,
Owen, in the York Museum, Proc.
(1864-65) ii; viii. 140.

—, elected Fellow, Proc. (1857-58) v ;
death announced, Proc. (1857-58)
ix.

Allman, Prof. G. J., elected Fellow,
Proce. (1871-72) xxxi.

—, President's Address, 1875, Proc.
(1874-75) x-xxxili; 1876, Recent
Researches among some of the
more simple Sarcode Organisms,
Xili. 261-805; 1877, xiii. 385-
439; 1879, xv. 1-8.

—, Anniversary Address of the Presi-
dent (1878), Recent Progress in
our Knowledge of the Structure
and Development of the Phylac-
tolematous Polyzoa, xiv. 489-
505.

—, Anniversary Address of the Presi-
dent (1881), Recent Progress in
our Knowledge of the Development
of the Ctenophora, xvi. 89-109.

—, Diagnoses of new Genera and Species
of Hydroida, Proc. (1874—75) iii;

xii, 251-284.
—, Diagnoses of new Genera and
Species of Hydroids from the

collection of Miss Gatty, Proce.
(1885-86) 74; Descriptions, xix.
132-161.

—, Hydroids coll. by Capt. St. John,
Pree. (1878-74) xiv.

—, On the Structure and Systematic
Position of Stephanoseyphus mira-

12 | GENERAL INDEX.

bilis, the type of a new order of
Hydrozoa, Thecomeduse, Proc.
(1874-75) ii. See Trans. 2nd ser.,
Zool. vol. i. 61-66.

Allman, Prof. G. J., On Limnocodium
Victoria, anew Hydroid Medusa of
Fresh Water, Proc. (1879-80) 1xii ;
xv. 131-1387.

—, On certain remarkable Sense-Organs
among the Hydroids, Proc. (1879-
80) li.

—, On the Relations of the Rhabdo-
pleura, xiv. 581-586.

—, Some Recent Additions to our
Knowledge of the Structure of the
Marine Polyzoa, xv. 1-8.

Allocera, Sich., Xvii. 63.

Allodape, S¢.-Farg., xi. 390.

— marginata, Ff. Smith, xi. 390.

—nitida, #. Smith*, iii. 134; vii.
140; xi. 390.

Allorhina anomala, Bates, xiii. 130.

Allotinus, Feld., xi. 435.

Allotisis, Pascoe * , ix. 99, 130.

— discreta, Pascoe *, ix. 130, 142.

— scitula, Pascoe * , ix. 99, 130.

— unifasciata, Hope, ix. 130.

Allotreeus spheerionisus, Bates, xviii.
206, 209.

Allport, Morton, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1866-67) v; death announced,
(1879-80) lvii.

Almanac notes for 1735, Linné (Wal-
lich), Proc. ii. 5-12.

Aloa colorata, Walk., xii. 432.

Alona acanthocercoides, Wischer, xix.
295, 316.

Alopecias vulpes, Gimel., xv. 55.

Alosa vulgaris, Yarrell, v. 20, 27.

Alpheide, 33x. 112.

Alpheus, Fabr. xx. 506, 518, 522,
523.

— comatularum, Haswell, xx. 112.

— Hdwardsii, <Audouin, on coast of
Cornwall (Couch), Proc. (1859-60)
vu; v. 210-212; xx. 112, 518,
519.

— heterochelis, Say, XX. 518.

— minor, Say, xx. 518.

— minus, Say, xx. 518.

—minus, var. neptunus, Dana, KX.
112.

— obeso-manus, Dana, xx. 520.

— panamensis, Kingsley, xx. 519.

— polaris, Sabine, xv. 62.

— Ridleyi, Pocock * , xx. 518.

— rostratipes, Pocock * , xx. 522.

— ruber, M.-Hdw., v. 210, 212; vi. 78,
166.

Alphitobius (?) punctatus,
Proe. i. 201.

Alphitopis, Pascoe, xi. 458, 454.

Alston, Edw. R., elected Fellow, Proce.
(1875-80) v.

—, obit. and resolutions of sympathy,
Proc. (1880-82) 8, 16.

Altarus Hesperus, Linn., see Attacus,
Xvii. 58.

Altha, Walk. * , wi. 178.

— nivea, Walk. *, vi. 173.

Altinares, XVii. 427.

Alvania, Leach, xv. 249.

Alveolites, Lamarck (Nicholson &
Etheridge), Proc. (1876-77) xvii;
X1li. 353-370 ; xiv. 189.

— Battersbyi, Hdw. § H., xiii. 360.

— clavata, Hdw. & H., xiii. 355.

— compressa, Edw. § H., xiii. 359.

— cryptodens, Billings, xiii. 360.

— depressa, Flem., Xi1i. 359, 360, 365,
367, 368.

— denticulata, dw. § H., xiii. 360,
366.

Curt. * ,

— escharoides, Lamarck, Xiii. 354.

— Fischeri, Billings, xiii. 362, 370.

— Fougtii, M.-Hdw. §& H., xiii. 358,
369.

— frondosa, Nich., xiii. 362, 370.

— Goldfussi, Billings, xiii. 368, 369.

— Grayi, Edw. § H., xiii. 359, 360.

— incrustans, Lamarck, xiii. 354,

— infundibuliformis, M.-Hdw., xiii.
355.

— Labechti, Edw. & H., xiii. 359, 360.

— madreporacea, Lamarck, xiii. 354.

— milleporacea, M.-Hdw., Xili. 355.

— parisiensis, Michelin, xviii. 191.

— repens, Fougt, xiii. 360.

— Remeri, Billings, xiii. 369.

— septosa, Mlem., xiii. 357, 359, 360,
362-367, 369.

— spongites, Steininger, Xili. 355.

— suborbicularis, Lamarck, xiii. 354,
356-361, 363, 366, 368, 369.

— tubiporacea, W.-Hdw., xiii. 355.

Alveopora, Quoy, XViii. 6, 187, 190, 199.

— spongiosa, Dana, xviii. 190.

— viridis, Quoy, xviii. 190.

Alydus, Fabr., Xi. 81.

Amadina, Swains., 11. 153.

Amalactine, x. 436.

as islandica, Al/man*, xii. 256,

81.

— Sarsii, Steenstrup, xii. 256, 257.

Amalthus, Pascoe *, xi. 211; xii. 96.

— insignis, Pascoe*, xi. 212, 217;
X1i. 96.

Amanthia brasiliensis, Busk, xx. 504.

GENERAL INDEX. 13

Amara, Bon., vi. 27.

Amarusa, Walk. * , i. 166.

— picea, Walk. * , i. 166, 175.

Amarygmus, Daim., xi. 51, 85.

— hydrophiloides, Fairm., xi. 89.

Amarynthis, Westw., ix. 434.

— hypochalybe, Meld., ix. 434.

— Mecenas, Fabr., ix. 454.

— Meneria, Cram., ix. 434.

— Micalia, Cram., ix. 434.

Amastra, Adams, xi. 497, 501.

Amathia, Roux, xiv. 647.

— Rissoana, Roux, xiv. 647.

Amathilla homari, Fabr., xx. 456.

Amathina imbricata, Sowerby*, XX.
398, 400.

— tricarinata, Chemnitz, XxX. 398.

Amathusia, Fabr., xi. 435.

Amatissa, Walk. * , vi. 138.

—inornata, Walk. *, vi. 188.

Amauris, Hiibn., xi. 434.

Amaurobius fenestralis, Strém, vil.
173.

— similis, Bl., xvii. 178.

Amauropsis, Adams, Xv. 258, 266.

Amaxia, Walk., xii. 431.

— pardalis, Walk., xii. 451.

Ambassis, Commerson, xiii. 139, 142;
Xiv. 564,578; xviii. 309, 311,
312, 317.

— alta, Cuv. & Val., xii. 567; xiii.
142.

— hbaculis, Ham. Buch., xiii. 143.

— Barlow, Sykes, xii. 567; xiii. 142;
Xviii. 311.

— Oommersonii, Cuv. § Val., xiii.
148.

— Dayi, Bleeker, xiii. 143.

— denticulata, Klunzinger, xiii. 143.

— Dussumiert, Cuy. & Val., xiii. 143.

— gymnocephalus, Lacép., xiii. 143.

— indica, M‘Clell., xiii. 142.

— interruptus, Bleeker, xiii. 145.

— malabaricus, Jerdon, Xiii. 143.

—nalua, Ham. Buch., xiii. 143.

— nana, Ham. Buch., xiii. 142.

— oblonga, Cuv. & Val., xiii. 142.

—ranga, Ham. Buch., &ii. 567; Xiii.
142.

— ruconius, M‘Clell., xii. 567.

— thermalis, Cuv. § Val., xiii. 144,

— Thomassi, Day, xiii. 143.

— urolemia, Bleeker, xiii. 143.

— Vachelli, Peters, xiii. 143.

Ambatine, x. 436.

Amblada, Walk. *, iv. 144.

— atomaria, Walk.*,iv. 145; ix. 23.

Amblycephalide, x. 54.

Amblyceps, Blyth, Xi1i. 339, 343; xiv.
578.

Amblyceps cecutiens, Blyth, xiii. 350.

— Mangois, Ham. Buch., xiii. 350.

— tenuispinus, Blyth, xiii. 350.

Amblycheila, Say, xi. 44.

Amblygonia agathon, Feld., ix. 425.

—amarynthina, Feld., ix. 425.

Amblyodon, Raf., xiii. 140.

— Nicaragua, Westwood, xiii. 130.

Aan Fopene, Erichs., v. 93,105; xi,
324,

— australis, Hrichs., v. 106.
— eastanea, FY. Smith, v. 148; vii.
128 ; x1. 2927324.
— castaneus, Ff. Smith *,v. 105; vii.
8

— testacea, Wotsch., xi, 324.

Amblyornis inornatus, Schlegel, xvii.
408.

— subalaris, Sharpe * , xvii. 408.

Amblypharyngodon, Bleeker, xiv. 538,
544, 566, 577, 579.

— Atkinsonii, Blyth, xiv. 544, 563.

— Jerdoni, Day, xiv. ftnote 544.

— melettinus, Cuv. & Val., xiv. 544.

— microlepis, Bleeker, xiv. 544.

— mola, Ham. Buch., xiv. 544.

— pellucidus, Giinther, xiv. ftnote 544.

Amblypneustes, Agass., Xiii. 79; xvi.
352, 356, 450, 448, 452.

— formosus, Va/., abnormal (F. J. Bell),
Proc. (1879-80) lvi; xv. 126-129.

— griseus, Agass., Xvi. 450.

— griseus, abnormal (Stewart), xv. 130.

—, irregular species of (Stewart),
Proc. (1879-80) lvi.

—ovum, Agass., XVi. 343, 354; xix,
179, 193.

Amblypodia, Horsf, x1. 435.

Amblypygus, Agass., xx. 55.

Amblystoma, Tschudi, xiv. 717, 719.

Amecera, Butl., x. 501.

Ameipsis, Pascoe, ix. 107.

— marginicollis, Pascoe, ix. 107.

Ameles. Walk., xii. 433.

— nantana, Walk., xii. 432.

— rubriplaga, Walk., xii. 433.

American Association, Dr. Berthold
Seemann representative of Linn,
Soe. at, Proc. (1856-57) xxxix, x1.

American Journals (G. Bentham),
Proc. (1866-67) xvi-xxx.

Amerula, Walk., xii. 425.

Amesia juvenis, Butl. * , xiii. 197.

— pexifascia, Butl. * , xiii. 115, 197.

— venusta, Walk., xiii. 197.

Ametrocephala, Blanch., ix. 121.

— arietina, Newm., ix. 121.

— formicides, Newm., ix. 121.

— mira, Pascoe, ix. 121,

Amia, Linn., V. 222.

14 GENERAL INDEX.

Amici, Il Cavaliere Giambattista,
elected For. Memb., Proc. i. 237.

Amici, Jean Baptiste, obit., Proc. (1862—
63) xxix.

Ammalo, Walk., Xii. 452.

— fervidus, Walk., Xii. 432, 453.

Ammoceetes, Dum., Xii. 218, 219.

Ammocetus, metamorphosis _ of
(Highley), Proc. (1857-58) lvi.

Ammodytes, Linn., Proc. i, 151; ix.
166; xvii. 88, 95.

— lancea, Cuv., X viii. 270.

— lanceolatus, Le Sauvage, XV. 53.

— tobianus, Linn., Proc. il. 358; XV.
53.

Ammophila, Kirby, Xi. 296, 501, 358.

— atripes, Ff. Smith, xi. 359.

— basalis, F. Smith, xi. 358.

— dimidiata, Ff. Smith, xi. 359.

— elegans, J”. Simith, x1. 359.

—insolata, Ff. Smith*, ili, 14; vii.
34, 184; Xi. 359.

— levigata, F. Smith, xi. 359.

— nigripes, F. Smith, Xi. 359.

— gabulosa, Linn., vii. 110.

— Smithi, Baly, xi. 359.

— vagabunda ,f. Smith, xi. 359.

— viatica, Linn., vil. 111.

— (Sphex) erythrocephala, Fabr., xi.
358.

Amnicola, Gray, XVi. 255, 268.

— eranum, Menke, xvi. 268.

Amnosia, Westw., Xi. 435.

Ameea, Lef., Xi. 219, 238, 254.

Ameeba, Hhr., Proc. (1874-75) xii; il.
203; xiii. 263-805, 386, 389,
412-438.

— actinophora, Auerbach, xiii. 438.

— bilimbosa, Awerbach, xiii. 438.

— polypodia, Max Schultze, xiii. 276.

— terricola, Greeff, xiii. 274, 276.

Ameebide, xii. 226.

Ameebinz, Proc. (1874-75) xxx.

Amorphocerus, Sehonh., xi. 86.

Amorphopus, 7. Bell * , Proc. (1857-58)
iti; ili. 27.

— cylindraceus, 7. Bell* , iii. 27.

:Amorphorhinus, Lac., xii. 22.

Ampagia, Pascoe, Xi. 213.

Ampedus, Meg., xi. 72, 77.

Ampeline, xx. 301.

Ampelis, Linn., Xx. 307, 308, 309, 310,
311, 312, 313, 314, 315, 316, 317,
318, 354, 355, 387.

— cedrorum, Vieill., xx. 305, 306, 307,
308, 309, 314, 315, 852, 382, 387,
392, 393.

— garrula, Linn., ii. 134.

— garrulus, Linn., XX. 301, 305.

Ampelisca Eschrichtii, Kroyer, xv. 69.

Ampelisca ingens, Bate, Xv. 69.

— macrocephala, Lillj., xx. 456.

— tenuicornis, Lily., xxx. 456.

Ampharete Goési, Mgrn., xiv. 127.

Ampharetide, xiv. 132.

Amphelia rostrata, Powrtales, xviii.
180.

Amphiastrea, Htall., xviii. 104, 106,
203.

Amphibia, Proc. (1883-86) 24; v.
924-996 ; xii. 174, 204, 228, 311;
xiv. 569.

—, impregnation of ovum in (Newport),
Proe. ii. 145.

-— obtained during voyage of ‘Nassau ’
(Cunningham), Proc. (1869-70)
exvil.

— Urodela, Skull in (Parker), Proce.
(1878-79) xlvu.

Amphibola, Schum., xv. 161, 164,
166.

Amphiccelia, Cope, V. 219.

Amphicteis Gunneri, Sars, xiv. 127,
132.

-—— Sundevalli, Malmgren, xiv. 182,
134.

Amphictenidx, xiv. 131.

Amphicyrtus, Eschsch., Xi. 76.

Amphidasyde, iii. 193.

Amphidema, Feld., xi. 454.

Amphidesma cordiformis, Reeve, XX.
498.

— Jayanum, C. B. Adams, xx. 498.

— lenticularis, Sowerby, Xx. 498.

— orbiculata, Say, xx. 498.

— radiata, Say, Xx. 498.

— reticulata, Sowerby, XX. 498.

— subtruncata, Sowerby, XX. 498.

Amphidetus Nove-Zealandia, Val., Xiv.
441.

Amphigonia costistriga, Walk. *, Vii.
184.

Amphigonide, vii. 184.

Amphihelia, Ed. § H., Xvili. 38, 39,

95

Amphilectus Edwardi, Bowerb., xvii.
106, 108.

— gracilis, Vosmaer, XVii. 106.

Amphilina foliacea, Wagener, v. 42. -

Amphilonche, Haeckel, xiv. 153, 177.

Amphinoma, Blainville, x. 216.

— carunculata, Pallas, =. 220.

— complanata, Pallas, x. 222.

Amphinomacea (Baird), Proc. (1867-
68) 1; x. 215-250, 343.

Amphinome, Bruguiére, X. 215-229,

238.

— Abhortoni, Quatrefages, X. 229.

— exolides, Savigny, X. 228.

— Alcyonia, Savigny, X. 222.

GENERAL INDEX. 15

Amphinome Bruguieresi, Quatrefages,
x. 229.

— capillata, Bruguiére, Xx. 230.

— carnea, Grube & (rsted, x. 217.

— carunculata, Pallas, x. 220, 343.

— complanata, Pallas, x. 222.

— ecrinita, Grube, x. 228.

— denudata, Quatrefages, X. 229.

— didymobranchiata, Baird, x. 221.

— encopocheta, Schmarda, X. 224.

— flava, Pallas, x. 230.

— fumosa, Quatrefages, X. 229.

— Gaudichaudi, Quatrefages, X. 229.

— incarunculata, Peters, x. 227.

— indica, Schmarda, x. 224.

— Jukesi, Baird * , x. 218, 249.

— latissima, Schmarda, =. 224.

— longicirra, Schmarda, x. 224.

— Luzoniz, Kinberg, x. 218.

— macrotricha, Schmarda, &. 225.

— ornata, Grube, X. 228.

— Pallasii, Quatrefages, x. 218.

— pallida, Quatrefages, Xx. 229.

— paupera, Grube & Cirsted, x. 229.

— pelagica, Quoy & Gaimard, X. 229.

' — rosea, Quatrefages, x. 219.

— rostrata, Pallas, x. 217, 249.

— sanguinea, Schmarda, x. 221.

— Savignyi, Brullé, x. 221.

— smaragdina, Schmarda, x. 224.

— stilifera, Grube, x. 229.

— tetraedra, Bruguiere, X. 217.

— yagans, Savigny, X. 217, 218.

— (Notopygos ?) jamaicensis,
Schmarda, X. 224.

Amphinomea, Kinberg, x. 215,216, 238.

Amphinomide, Proc. (1863-64) iv;
x, 215, 216, 238, 242, 243.

Amphioxini, v. 227.

Amphioxus, Yarrell, xii. 206; Xvi.
133, 138, 139.

—lanceolatus, Yarrell, xii. 216-219,
222-226.

Amphipeplea, Nidls., xvi. 272.

— melbournensis, Pfeiffer, xvi. 271.

— perlevis, Conrad, xvi. 271.

— Phillipsi, A. Adams § Ang., Xvi.272.

— Strange, Pfeiffer, xvi. 271.

— vinosa, A. Adams § Angas, XVi. 273.

Amphiperas brevis, Sow., Vii. 95.

— bullo, Sow., vii. 95.

— punctata, Duclos, wii. 95.

— pyriformis, Sow., vil. 95.

— Rhodia, A. Ad., vii. 95.

— scitula, 4. Ad., Vii. 96.

— umbilicata, Sow., Vii. 95.

Amphiperaside, Japanese (Adams),
Proc. (1862-63) iv ; vii. 91, 95.

Amphipnous, Miller, Xiv. 557, 558,
563, 574, 579.

Amphipnous cuchia, Ham. Buch., Xiii.
205, 206, 214; xiv. 558.

Amphipoda, Proc. ii. 378; iii. 3; Xv.
66; xvi. 6; xx. 46, 47, 113,
465.

Amphiporus lactiporus, Johnston, xiii.
216.

Amphiprion bifasciatum, Bloch, Xv.

= percula, Lacép., XV. 52.

Amphiptyches, Grube et Wagener, V.
2 54

, 4.

— rugosa, Cobbold, v. 54, 56.

—Urna, Grube et Wagener, v. 54,
56.

Amphiroé, Newm., ix. 129,

— decora, Newm., ix. 129.

Amphisbena in Fernando Noronha
(Ridley), Proc. (1887-88) 1; xx.
474, 475, 476, 481.

— antillensis, R. & L., ¥X. 482.

— cxea, D. §& B., Xx. 481, 482.

— fenestris, Cope, xx. 482.

—Ridleyi, Boulenger*, xx. 481,
482.

— vermicularis, Dum. et Bibr., KX.
481.

Amphistoma, Zeder., V. 2.

Amphistoma, Bellingham, v. 49.

Amphistoma, Rudolphi, v. 51.

— Anatis Tadorns, Rudolphi, v. 46.

— asperum, Diesing, v. 51, 56.

—attenuatum, Diesing, v. 54, 56.

— conicum, Rudolphi, v. 51, 56.

— Conus, Cobbold, v. 52, 56.

— cornu, Rudolphi, v. 45.

— Cornu, Diesing, v. 53.

— cornutum, Rudolphi, v. 47.

— Coryi corones, Bellingham, Vv.
4D.

— crumeniferum, Creplin, v. 56.

— eylindricum, Diesing, v. 54, 56.

— denticulatum, Rudolphi, v. 48.

— emarginatum, Diesing, v. 52, 56.

— erraticum, Rudolphi, v. 46.

— explanatum, Creplin, v. 51, 56,

— fabaceum, Diesing, V. 52, 56.

— Falconis Palumbarii, Rudolphi, v.
48.

— Ferrum-Hquinum, Diesing,v.54, 56.

— giganteum, Diesing, v. 52, 56.

— gracile, Rudolphi, v. 46.

— grande, Diesing, Vv. 52, 56.

— Hawkesii, Cobbold* , xv. 333.

— Hirudo, Diesing, v. 52, 56.

— isostomum, Rudolphi, v. 46.

— Lari Glauci, Rudolphi, v. 49.

— longicolle, Rudolphi, v. 45.

— lunatum, Diesing, v. 52, 56.

— macrocephatum, Rudolphi, v. 44.

16 GENERAL INDEX.

Amphistoma macrocephalum, Bremser,
v. 48.

— megacotyle, Diesing, V. 53.

— microstomum, Rudolphi, v. 45.

— Milvi, Rudolphi, v. 48.

— Nattereri, Cobbold, v. 53, 56.

— ornatum, Cobbold * , Xv. 333.

— oxycephalum, Diesing, v. 54, 56.

— papillatum, Cobbold* , xv. 333.

— pileatum, Westrumb, v. 46.

— platycephalum, Creplin, v. 46.

— pyriforme, Diesing, v. 51, 56.

— scleroporum, Creplin, 52, 56.

— serpens, Rudolphi, v. 45.

— spherocephalum, Westrumb, v. 45.

— spherula, Rudolphi, v. 45.

— subelavatum, Rudolphi, v. 53, 56.

— subtriquetrum, udolphi, v. 62,

— tenuicolle, Westrumb, v. 45.

— truncatum, Rudolphi, v. 52, 56.

— unciforme, Rudolphi, v7. 52, 56.

— unguiculatum, Rudolphi, v. 53.

— yariegatum, Dajardin, v. 46.

Amphithoé carinata, Fabr., xv. 68.

Amphitrema, Archer, xiii. 410.

Amphitrite cirrata, O. F. Miller, xiv.
127.

Amphiuma, Gard., v. 225.

Amphiura, Forbes*, Proc. i. 175;
xiv. 444, 447-480 ; xv. 76, 77;
xx. 47.

— Chiajii, Forbes *, Proc. i. 176; Xx.
44, 458, 470.

— filiformis, O. F. Miill., xiv. 447;
xx. 44, 458, 470.

— florifera, Forbes *, Proc. i. 178.

— Korex, Duncan*, xiv. 448, 449,
466, 481.

— [iitkeni, Duncan *, xiv. 448, 449,
464, 480, 481.

— neglecta, Forbes, Proc. i. 176.

— pugetana, Lyman, xiv. 480.

— squamata, Sars, xiv. 447, 480.

— tenera, Liithen, xiv. 480.

Amphiuride, Ljywngman, xiv. 448.

Amphiurine, xiv. 448.

Amphizonella, Greeff, xiii. 276, 277.

— flava, Greeff, Kili. 394.

— yestita, Archer, Xili. 277.

— violacea, Xi1i1. 276.

Amphotis, Hrichs., xi. 72.

Ampligulares, xvii. 434.

Ampsalis, Walk. * , iv. 98.

— geniata, Walk. *, iv. 9, 99.
Ampulex, Jurine, ii. 98; vii. 111,
121; viii. 84; xi. 301, 363.
—compressa, Fabr., ii. 98, 99; vii.

111, 121, 134.
— compressus, fadr., Vv. 89.

Ampulex cuprea, F. Smith, xi. 363.

— hospes, Ff. Smith, ii. 98; vii. 134;
xi. 363.

—insularis, F. Smith*, ii. 99; vii.
134; xi. 363.

—regalis, F. Smith*, v. 83; vii.
134; xi. 363.

— smaragdina, Ff. Smith * ,ii1.99; vil.
134; viii. 84; xi. 363.

— (Sphex) compressa, Fabr., xi. 363.

Ampullaria, Lam., iv. 41; viii. 98;
Xvi. 315.

— polita, Desh., xvi. 315.

— turbinoides, Reeve, xvi. 315.

Amsacta, Walk., vi. 127.

— lithosioides, Walk. *, vi. 127.

Amusium, Klein, xiv. 419.

Amyeles, Herr.-Schaff., xii. 369, 407,
Addenda.

— Acharon, Walk., xii. 348.

— anthracina, Walk., xii. 413.

— flavifascia, Herr.-Schdff., xii. 369.

— instructa, Walk., xii, 358.

-— phenicotelus, Butler * , xii. 343.

— postica, Walk., xii. 369.

— tenebrosa, Walk., xii. 369.

Amycterine, x. 436; xii. 7, 8, 17, 19,
22, 82. ‘

Amycterus, Schonh., xi. 54; xii. 14, 21.

Amydala, Pascoe *, Xi. 201, 213; xii.
96

— abdominalis, Pascoe * , xi, 213, 217;
xii. 96.

Amydona prasina, Walk., vi. 176.

Amyna, Guen., vi. 189.

— subtracta, Walk. *, vi. 189.

Anabacia, d@’Orb., xvii. 140; XViii.
165, 167, 198.

Anabaciade, xXViil. 6, 132, 133, 165,
194, 198.

Anaballus, Blanch., x. 466.

Anabas, Cuvier, xiii. 141, 152, 205;
xiv. 562, 565, 574; xviii. 312.

— oligolepis, Ginther, xiii. 152.

— scandens, Daldorff, xiii. 152, 201;
xv. 44.

— spinosus, Gray & Hardw., xiii. 152.

— trifoliatus, Kaup, xiii. 152.

Anabates, Temm., ii. 143.

Anabolia, Steph., xiv. 730.

— analis, Kol., xi. 105.

Anacanthini, Bon., xiii. 139.

Anaclodonta, xv. 244.

Anacropora, idly, xviii. 191, 192,
199.

Anacryptus, Kird. * , xvii. 54, 56.

— impulsator, Vi alk., xvii. 77.

Anza, Hitbn., Xi. 488.

ag Pascoe*, Xi. 472; Xii.

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GENERAL INDEX. 17

Anznomus rubigineus, Pascoe*, xi.
472, 491; xii. 91.

Anezsthetis, De., ix. 82.

— lepida, Germ., ix. 118.

Anaglyptus, Muls., Xvili. 234.

— gibbosus, Hadr., xviii. 234.

— mysticus, Linn., KVili. 235.

—niponensis, Bates*, xviii. 207,
234.

Anaitis, Malmg., xiii. 215.

— Paphia, Linné, xx. 497.

— rosea (McIntosh), Proc. (1876-77)
XVi.

— rosea, McIntosh * , xiii. 215.

Analcipus, Swains., 11. 140.

Analges, Nitesch, xv. 307.

Analgine, XVii. 388.

Anallantoidea, Vv. 223.

Anapagurus levis, Thompson, Xx. 454,

469.

Anaphe, Walk., Moths and Oocoons
of, exhib. (Hewitt), Proc. (1879-
80) lil.

— (Walsingham), Proc. (1883-86) 9.

Anaptychus, Stimpson, Xiv. 665, 670.

— cornutus, Stimpson, xiv. 665.

Anarrhichas, Zinn., from Iceland (W.
Proctor), Proc. i. 21.

Anarrhichas, Linn., ix. 165.

— lupus, Linn., v. 22; xv. 52.

Anarta, Hiibn., xiv. 122.

— alyida, Lefebvre, Xiv. 122.

— Richardsoni, Curtis, xiv. 122.

Anartia, Hiibn., Xi. 438.

Anas acuta, Z., supposed hybrid (Rev.
W.S. Hore), Proc. i. 46; v. 11.

—albifrons, Ginel., v. 12, 40, 46.

— Anser, Linn., v. 9, 12, 34, 39, 40.

— Boschas, Linn., supposed hybrid
(Rey. W. S. Hore), Proc. i. 46; v.
12, 34, 46.

— clangula, Linn., v. 9, 11, 12, 34, 36,
39, 40, 46.

— clypeata, Linn., v. 9, 34.

— crecca, Linn., v. 10.

— Cygnus, Linn., v. 34, 46.

— ferina, Linn., v. 9, 12, 34, 40, 46.

— fuliginosa, Bechstein, v. 40.

— fuligula, Wilson, v. 11, 12, 34, 40,

— fusca, Linn., v. 11, 40, 46.

— glacialis, Linn., v. 9, 11, 12, 40, 46.

— Hornschuchii, Brehm, v. 11.

— Ipecutiri, Viel, v. 52.

— marila, Linn., v. 9, 11, 12, 34, 40,
46.

— marita, read marila.

— melanotus, Penn., Vv. 52.

— mollissima, Linn., v. 40, 46.
— moschata, Linn., v. 34, 52.
— musica, Bechst., v. 9, 40.

Anas nigra, Linn., v. 12, 46, 47.

— Nyroca, Giildenstddt, v. 34.

— Olor, Gmelin, v. 34.

— Penelope, Linn., v. 34, 40.

— punctata, Cuvier, ili. 33.

— querquedula, Linn., v. 12, 36,

—— sponsa, Linn., v. 10.

— strepera, Linn., v. 34.

— superciliosa, Gmel., xiii. 505.

— Tadorna, Linn., v. 12, 34, 40, 46.

Anascoptes, Pascoe *, xii. 7, 21, 82.

—muricatus, Pascoe*, xii. 7, 78,
82.

Anastetha, Pascoe, ix. 118.

—raripila, Pascoe, ix. 118.

Anastomus lamelligerus, Zemm., XVii.
440.

Anatide, ii. 137; xii. 321, 505.

Anating, xvii. 441.

Anatole, Hitbn., ix. 213, 225, 449.

— albinus, Feld., ix. 227.

— caliginea, Butl. * , ix. 226, 229.

— Chea, Hewits., ix. 226.

— chilensis, Me/d., ix. 229.

— egaensis, Butl. * , ix. 225, 229.

— Epone, Godart, ix. 226.

— erostratus, Hewits., ix. 227.

— Glaphyra, Hewits., ix. 227.

— Orpheus, Hewits., ix. 226.

— Penthea, Hibn., ix. 215.

— pulcherrima, Butl. * , ix. 226, 229.

— Zygia, Hiibn., ix. 225, 226, 229.

Anax, Leach, Xvi. 151, 153, 182.

— brevistigma, De Selys, xvi. 182.

— formosus, v. der Lind, XVi.
153, 155, 181, 182.

— mauricianus, Ramb., xvi. 1538, 155,
182.

— Parthenope, De Selys, xvi. 153,
155, 183.

Ancara, Walk., vi. 191.

— obliterans, Walk., vi. 191.

— punctiplaga, Walk.*, vi. 191.

— replicans, Walk., vi. 191.

Anchastus, Le Conte, xi. 77.

— atlanticus, Cand., xi. 77.

Anchomenus, Bon., Xi. 37, 49, 61, 71,
76, 83, 164.

Ancillaria, Zam., Xvi. 324, 329.

— glabrata, Linn., Xvi. 331.

— Vernedei, Sow., XVi. 331.

Ancistrocerus, Wesmael, v. 88.

— clavicornis, F. Smith*, iii, 21.

Ancita crossotoides, Thoms., ix. 141.

Ancitherium, ii. 28.

Ancyclus, read Ancylus, Miil., xv. 163

Ancylocheira, Hschsch., Xi. 53,72, 77. .

Ancylonycha, De., xiii. 129.

Ancylus, Miller, xv. 163, 165; xvi
256, 297.

151,

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18 GENERAL INDEX.

Ancylu australicus, Tate, xvi. 297,
317.

— fluviatilis, Zowe, Proc. ii. 118, 121,
122; iv. 39.

Anderson, Dr. John, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1862-63) ii.

—, exhibits eye of Gangetic Dolphin,
Proce. (1875-80) vii.

—, List of Birds collected in the Mergui
Archipelago, Proc. (1883-86) 135 ;
xxi. 136.

—, Note on the Plastron ofthe Gangetic
Mud-Turtle (Hmyda dura of
Buchanan Hamilton), Proc. (1875-
80) v; xii. 514-516.

—, On the Cloacai Bladders and on
the Peritoneal Oanals in Chelonia,
Proce. (1878-80) iv; xii. 434-444.

—, Note on Arctomys dichrous, Proc.
(1875-80) vii; xii. 579, 580.

—, On the Osteology and Pterylosis of
Eurynorhynchus pygmeus, Linn.,
Proc, (1875-80) xi.

—, On the Habits of Hornbills, Proc.
(1875-80) xv; xiii. 156, 157.

—, On the Mammals, Reptiles, and
Batrachians of the Mergui Archi-
pelago, Proc. (1888-90) 53; xxi.

—, presents bust of Linneus, Proc.
(1857-58) li.

Anderson, Prof. Richard John, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1883-86) 88.

—, exhibits revolving disk for micro-
scope, Proc. (1888-90) 3.

—, exhibits photographs of Museum
cases, Proc. (1888-90) 8.

—, on the relative length of the segments
of limbs in the Chick during

* development, Proc. (1883-86)
125.

Anderson, Saml., elected Fellow, Proc.
ii. 287.

Anderson, Dr. Thos., elected Fellow,
Proc. (1858-59) ii; obituary,
(1870-71) lxxx.

Anderson, Wm., obituary, Proc. i. 331.

Andrena, Fabr., ii. 49; vii. 114, 115.

— albicans, St.-Farg., vii. 114.

— cineraria, Fabr., vii. 114.

— Olarkella, #. Smith, vii. 114.

— fulva, St.-Farg., xix. 87.

— Hattorfiana, Fabr., vii. 114.

— Mouffetella, F. Smith, i. 140.

— nitida, Spzn., vii. 114.

— perplexa, F’. Smith, vii. 114.

— pilipes, Fabr., vii. 114.

— Smithella, Kirby, Proe. ii. 158.

— Trimmerana, fF’. Smith, Proc. i. 319.

— varians, /, Smith, vii. 114.

Andrenide, Leach, ii. 42; iii. 5, 132;
v. 91,181; vi. 59; vii. 44; vill.
91; ix. 385; xiv. 682; xx. 531.

Andrenimorpha, Butler * ,xii. 382, 407.

— xanthogastra, Perty, X1i. 382.

Andrenoides, Leach, ii. 44.

Andrews, W., on Ziphius Sowerbiensis,
Gray, Proc. (1867-68) xlvii; x. 67,
68.

Androcharta, Feld., xii. 400.

— brasiliensis, Butler*, xii. 427,
428.

— diversipennis, Walk., xii. 427, 428.

— lateralis, Guérin, xii. 428.

— meones, Cramer, Xii. 426—428.

— parvipennis, Butler * , xii. 428.

—- Stretchii, Butler * , xii. 427, 428.

Androctonus funestus, Hhr., habits of
(Ray Lankester), Proc. (1880-82)
35; Xvi. 455-462.

— funestus, Hhr., xvi. 455, 456, 459,
460, 462.

— —, var. citrinus, Hhrd., xvi. 456.

— occitanus, XVi. ftnote 460, 462.

Andropadus virens, Cass., xvii. 424.

Andy, Dr. Senjee Pulney, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1860-61) 1.

Aneitiana, Macdonald, xv. 163.

Anematichthys, Bleeker, xiv. ftnote
538.

Anergates, For., on (Sir John Lubbock),
xvi. 115-117.

Angas, Geo. French, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1865-66) ix; obituary, Proc.
(1886-87) 33.

Angela, Less., Proc. ii. 5.

Angitula, Walk.*, iii. 123; vi. 17;
ix. 6.

— longicollis, Walk.*, iii. 123; v.
297; vi. 17 ; vil. 222, 230; ix. 82.

Angler, xv. 83.

Anglo-Saxon race, xx. 269.

Anguilla, Thund., ix. 166; xv. 54.

— hbengalensis, Gray § Hardwicke, xii.

76.

— Elphinstonei, Sykes, xii. 576.

— vulgaris, Turt., v. 21, 23, 29; xiii.
202.

Anguillide, ix. 166.

Anheterus, Putz., xi. 57.

Anigrea, Walk. * , vi. 139.

— rubida, Walk. * , vi. 139.

Anillus, Jacg., xi. 89.

Animal Individuality from an Entozoo-
logical point of view (Cobbold),
viii. 163-169.

Animal Kingdom, according to Lamarck,
Proc. (1883-86) 29.

— —, Classification of (Huxley), Proc.
(1874-75) iii.

GENERAL INDEX. 19

Animal Locomotion (Muybridge), Proc.
(1888-90) 53.

Animalia, Xii. 226.

—, Linnean Classification, Proc. (1883-.
86) 22, 23.

Animals, bodies of, penetrated by seed
of Stipa spartea (Christy), Proc.
(1883-86) 7, 57.

—, Variations in (Geddes), Proc. (1886-
87) 14; (1887-88) 4.

— and Plants of Falkland Islands,
drawings of, Proc. (1888-90) 71.

Anisocentropus, MacL., xi. 123, 125.

Anisoceenia, Reuss, XViii. 114, 116,
197.

Anisodes
194,

Anisolabis Antoni, Dohrn, XX. 530, 532.

— janeirensis, Dohrn, XX. 532.

— riparia, Pall., xx. 530.

Anisomyia, Walk. * , iv. 134.

— favillacea, Walk.* , iv. 135.

Anisonotus, White, Xvi. 65.

| — falklandicus, White, xvi. 72, 73.

Anisopoda Idotzica, xvi. 6.

Anisorhynchus, Schénh., xi. 164.

Annelid, Coral-reef (Powell), Proc.
(1880-82) 27; xvi. 393-396.

—, new (Dr. Hart Vinen), Proc. (1860-
61) v.

Annelid, New British, belonging to
tribe Rapacea of Grube= Annelida
errantia of Milne-Edwards (Baird),
Vili. 8-10.

Annelida, Proc. i. 191, 192; Proc.
(1863-64) iv, viii, xlv, xlvi; (1864-
65) ili, evil; (1867-68) xxi ; (1868-
69) (Baird) xlii; (1869-70) xxxvi ;
(1882-83) 36; x. 215-250, 341-
361; xii. 206, 211-213, 223, 226;
xiii. 94,100; xx. 91.

— and Gephyrea, description of some
new species of, in the Collection of
the Brit. Mus. (Baird), xi. 94-98.

— belonging to the Aphroditacea,
Contrib. towards a Monogr. of
(Baird), viii. 172-202.

— from Arctic Regions (M‘Intosh),
Proce. (1875-80) xxiv.

— from Davis Straits (M‘Intosh), Proc.
(1875-80) xxii; Trans., 2nd Ser.,
Zool, vol. i. 499,

—from Mergui (Beddard),
(1886-87) 22; xxi. 256.

—, New species and varieties of
Tubicolous Annelides=tribe Li-
mivora of Grube (Baird), viii.
10-22.

—, On new Tubicolous (Baird), viii.
157-160.

expunctaria, Walk.*, iii.

Proce.

Annelida, On the genus of, named
“‘Palolo” by the Samoans (J. D.
M‘Donald), Proc. (1857-58) v. See
Trans. xxii. 37.

—, Polar (M‘Intosh), xiv. 126-134.

— Polycheta, xii, 211.

Annesley, Capt., drawings of Phalena
Ailas, Linn., Proc. (1866-67) ii.

Anniversary Meeting, Centenary 1888,
Proe. (1887-88) 14.

Anniversary Address. See Address, Pre-
sident’s.

Anoa, Smith, iv. 177.

— depressicornis, Hamilton Smith, Proc.
(1883-86) 120; iv. 176.

Anobium, Fabr., xi. 24.

— striatum, Oliv., perforating cistern
(A. White), Proce. ii. 153, 154.
Anodon, Oken, Proc. (1883-86) 76;

iv. 38, 40; v. 209; xi. 426-428.

— anatinus, Linn., Proce. ii. 119, 122.

— Angasii, Sow., xvi. 307.

— avonensis, Montagu, Proc. ii. 119,
122.

— cellensis, Pfeiffer, Proc. ii. 119, 122.

— cygneus, Linn., Proe. ii. 119, 122.

— purpurea, Valenc., xvi. 316.

— Stuarti, Sow., xvi. 311.

Anodonta anatina, Linn., xii. 293.

— celiensis, Pfeiffer, xii. 293.

Ancetus, Dujardin, xvii. 372.

Anomala, Steph., Xi. 72.

Anomalocera Patersonii, Templeton, X.
3; Xvii. 102.

Anomalon, Grav., xi. 79, 405.

—faleator, F. Smith*, v. 64; vii.
143; xi. 405.

Anomalopus, Stimpson, Xiv. 648.
Anomalostoma, brawer (M‘Lachlan),
Proc. (1880-82) 35, xvi. 417.
—allonewra, Brauer, xX. 214; Xvi.

420.

Anomalothir, Stimpson, xiv. 648.

— furcillatus, Stimpson, xiv. 648.

Anomia, Linn., iv. 44, 58; xiv. 606.

— caput-serpentis, Linn., xiv. 418.

— Cepa, Linn., v. 176.

—ephippium, Linn, v. 169, 173;
xiv. 419, 423; xvii. 95, 96, 98;
xx. 450, 467.

— patelliformis, Linn., xx. 450, 467.

— placenta, Meeve, iv. 56, 58.

Anomis dispartita, Walh., xx. 531, 544.

— fulvida, Guen., vii. 77.

— mutilata, Walk. * , ili, 189.

Anomma, Shuck., viii. 71; xi. 324.

—erratica, F. Smith*, viii. 71; xi.
324.

Anomocora, Studer, xviii. 57, 58, 72,
208.

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20 GENERAL INDEX.

Anomodontia, Cope, v. 219, 226.

Anomoura Oorystidica, xiv. 313.

— media, xiv. 313.

Anomura (Spence Bate), ili. 1; xiv.
314, 646; xx. 111.

Anonyx, Kréyer.

— denticulata, Spence Bate, xx. 46.

— Edwardsii, Kréyer, ix. 147 ; xv. 66.

— lagena, 8. Bate, XV. 66.

— nugax, Phipps, Xv. 66.

Anopheles, Meigen, iv. 91; ix. 2-6.

— vyanus, Walk.*, iv. 91; ix. 7.

Anophia, Guen., vii. 171-1738.

— angulifera, Walk. * , vii. 171.

— limitaris, Walk. *, vii. 171.

— smaragdina, Walk., vii. 173.

— suffundens, Walk. *, vii. 172.

Anophthalmus, Stwrm, xi. 39, 40.

Anoplodera, Miils., xviii. 216.

Anoploderma, Guér., Proce. ii. 294.

Anoplognathidz, iv. 183.

Anoplognathus, Kirby, xi. 52, 72, 77.

Anoplophora, Hope* , Proc. i. 43.

— Stanleyana, Hope *, Proc. i. 43.

Anoplotherium, Cuv., ii. 29.

Anoplura, Proc.i. 318-320 ; xiv. 118.

Anotia, Kirb., Proce. i. 8, 284.

— coccinea, Guér., Proc. 1. 84.

Anoura, Gerv., XVii. 21.

Anourida, Laboulbéne, xvii. 21.

Anous, Steph., xiv. 404, 406.

— ceruleus, Bennett, xiv. 404.

— cinereus, Gould, xiv. 404.

— leucocapillus, Gould, xiv. 404.

— melanogenys, Gray, xiv. 404, 405 ;
xx. 479, 480.

— stolidus, Linn., xiv. 405.

— tenuirostris, Temm., xiv. 405.

Ansell, Dr. Thos., obituary, Proc. (1866-
67) xxxil.

Anser albifrons, Scopoli, Proc. (1887-
88) 11.

— cerulescens, Vieill., xx. 138.

— canadensis, Linn., xx. 137, 138.

—erythropus, Linn., Proc. (1887-88)
Il.

— Hutchinsi, Sw. g Rich., xx. 137.

— hyperboreus, Pallas, xx. 138.

— leucopareia, Brandt, xx. 137.

— occidentalis, Baird, xx. ftnote 137.

— occipitalis, read occidentalis, xXx.
137.

Anseranas, ess., ii. 141.

Anseres, ii. 183-145 ; xiii. 321, 505.

Ansley, John, death announced, Proc.
i. 135.

Ansted, David Thos., elected Fellow,
Proce. i. 328.

Ansted, Prof., portrait of, pres. by Geo.
Ransome, Proc. ii. 94.

Ant, Agricultural, of Texas (Dr. Lince-
cum), Proce. (1860-61) vii; vi. 29-
31

—, habits of Australian (Hutton), v.
217, 218.

—, new honey (Lubbock), xvii. 51, 52.
—, new species of, from the Holy Land
(F. Smith), Proc. (1860-61) vi.

Ants. See also Formicide.

Ants (Lubbock), Proe.(1875-80) iv; xii.
110-139; xiv. 265-290; xv. 167-
187, 362-387 ; XVIi. 48-52.

— (Smith), vii. 110.

—, anatomy of (Lubbock), Proc. (1878-
79) xl; xiv. 738, 739.

— called Cazadoras in Peru, 1X. 358.

—, East-Indian (A. White), Proc. i.
294.

—, entrapped by Lychnis Viscaria
(Stone), Proc. (1880-82) 23.

—, food for (F. Darwin), Proc. (1875=
80) x.

— from Holy Land (F. Smith), vi. 31-
35

—, habits of (Wakefield), Proc. ii. 293 ;
(Lubbock), xiii. 217-258.

—., identification of (Sir John Lubbock),
xvi. 117.

Ants, infesting Myrmecodia (Britten),
Proce. (1879-80) liii.

—, longevity of (Sir John Lubbock),
xvi. 120.

—, nests in Ceylon tenanted by Hel-
luo (Acanthogenys) myrmecophilus,
Westw., Proc. ii. 435.

—, notes on (Mrs. Hutton), Proc.
(1859-60) vii.

—, peculiarities of manner in different
species of (Sir John Lubbock), xvi.
120.

—, Phoride parasitic on (Verrall), xxiii.
258-260.

—and Aphides (Curtis), Proc. ii. 290,
291, (Wakefield) 293.

—and Plants (Jackson), Proc. (1874—-
75) vil.

—, Bees, and Wasps (Lubbock), Proc
(1874-75) iii; (1875-80)i; (1876-
77) xvi; (1877-78) xxvii; (1878-
79) xl; (1879-80) lxii; (1880-82)
20, 23; (1882-83) 2; (1887-88) 5.

-—, —, —, observations on (Lubbock):
part I., xii. 110-139; part IL., xii.
227-251; part IIL, xii. 445-514 ;
part IV., xiii. 227-251; part V.,
xiv. 265-290; part VI., xiv. 607-
626; part VIL, xv. 167-187 ;
part VIIT., xv. 362-387; part IX.,
xvi. 110-121; part X., xvii. 41-
52; part XI., xx. 118-136.

GENERAL INDEX. 21

Ant-agency in plant structure (Spruce),
Proc. (1868-69) xliv.

Antarctia, Hiibn., xi. 43.

Ant-eaters, ii. 5; xii. 155, 156; xiii.
188.

Antedon, De Fréminville, Proc. (1883-
86) 120; xiii, 440-446, 449, 450;
xv. 189-191, 198, 199, 203, 207,
213-215; xvi. 489, 494-513.

— acuticirra, P. H. Carp. * , xvi. 502,
509, 510, 512.

— exquimarginata, P. H. Carp.,xv. 199.

—equipinna, P. A. Carp.*, Xvi.
502, 504, 505.

— alticeps, Philippi, xv. 213.

— antarctica, P. H. Carp., xi. 198, 207,
213, 217.

— aspera, Quenst., xv. 202, 216.

— australis, Liith., xvi. 510, 512.

— bimaculata, P. H. Carp., Xvi. 505.

— bipartipinna, P. A. Carp.*, Xvi.
502, 512.

— eanaliculata, P. H. Carp. * , xv. 195
199, 212, 214, 216.

— earinata, Lam., xvi. 501, 502.

— celtica, Duncan & Sladen, xiii. 448.

— complanata, P. H. Carp.* , xv. 195,
201, 205, 212, 216.

— costata, Goldfuss, xv. 192-196, 199-
205, 209, 211-218, 215, 216.

— crenulata, P. H. Carp. *, xvi. 502,
507.

— cubensis, Powrt., xvi. 491, 492.

— cubensis, Pourt., Xvi. 489.

— decameres, P. H. Carp.* , xv. 201,
216.

— depressa, D’Orb., xv. 201, 216.

— dOrbignyi, P. H. Carp * , xv. 197,
216.

— Dubenii, Bohlsche, xiii. 456.

— Escehrichtii, Miiller, xiii. 454, 455;
xvi. 510.

— Gillerioni, P. de Loriol, xv. 199,
206.

— Gresslyi, Htallon, xv. 196, 198.

— imparipinna, P. H. Carp.*, xvi.
501, 505.

— infracretacea, Ooster, xv. 199, 201.

— italica, Schliiter, xv. 199, 2138.

— levicirra, P. H. Carp., xvi. 505.

—levipinna, P. H. Carp.* , xvi. 501,
502.

— lenticularis, Schliiter, xv. 199.

— Indovici, P. H. Carp.*, xvi. 502,
510, 512.

— Lundgreni, P. H. Carp., xv. 217.

= ee cuca, Miller, xv. 198, 213,

17.
— mystica, Hagenow, xv. 213.
— phalangium, Miller, xvi, 510,

Antedon Philiberti, Miller, xwi. 513.

— Picteti, De Loriol, xv. 196, 199,
201.

— rosacea, Linck, xiii. 441, 447, 452,
453; xx. 45, 458.

— rosaceus, Norm., Xili. 446; XVii
268.

— Savignyi, Miller, xvi. 507, 508.

— scrobiculata, Miimst., xv. 198, 202,
205, 208, 211, 212, 215, 216.

— sigillata, Quenst., xi. 201, 202, 209.

— Tessoni, P. H. Carp.*, xv. 198,
200, 201, 216.

— truncata, P. H. Carp.*, xv. 194,
200, 216.

— variipinna, P. H. Carp. * , xvi. 502,
506.

Antelopes, hair of, xv. 338.

Antenna of Honey-Bee (Briant), Proc.
(1883-86) 3.

Antenne of Insects (Hicks), Proc.
(1856-57) xxxix ; (1858-59) viii.

—in Orustacea, structure and func-
tions of (Spence Bate), Proc. ii.
376-379.

Antennarius, Lac., xv. 47.

Antennularia antennina, Linn., XV.
336.

— ramosa, Lamarck, xx. 460.

Anteros, Westw., ix. 435.

— acanthoides, Herr.-Schdff., ix. 435

— Acanthus, Cram., ix. 435.

— Acheus, Cram., ix. 435.

— Allectus, Westw. § Hewits., ix.
436.

— Ampyx, Drury, ix. 435.

— Axiochus, Hewits., ix. 435.

— bracteata, Hewits., ix. 435.

— Carausius, Westw. g Hewits., ix.
435.

— Chrysoprasta, Hewits., ix. 436.°

— Chrysus, Cram., ix. 435.

— Dematria, Doubl., Westw. § Hewits.,
ix. 435.

— formosus, Cram., ix. 435.

— formosus, Fabr., 435.

— Gyas, Cram., ix. 435.

— Otho, Westw. §& Hewits., ix. 436.

— Renaldus, Stol/, ix.4 35.

— Valens, Fabr., ix. 435.

— Valens, Perty, ix. 435.

Anthaxia, Hschsch., xi. 40, 41, 509.

— proteus, H. Sawnd.*, xi. 511.

Anthemiphyllia, Pouwrt., xviii. 28, 30,
194.

Anthia, Weber, xi. 60.

— sexguttata, Guér., xi. 421.

Anthias oculatus, Cuv. § Val., xii.
108.

— testudineus Bloch, xiii. 152.

22. GENERAL INDEX.

Anthicus, Payk., xi. 49, 52, 85; Xiv.
5380

— Wollastoni, Waterhouse * , xiv. 5382.
Anthidium, Zaér., bee allied to (Mansel
Weale), Proc. (1870-71) xxvii.

Anthidium, Zatr., vii. 114.

— cordatum, F. Smith, xvii. 69.

— manicatum, Linn., vii. 114.

Anthoboseus, Chevrol., ix. 135.

Anthocharis, Boisd., ix. 52.

— Antigone, Boisd.,(Journ.Bot.) x. 471.

— Genutia, Boisd,, ix. 52.

— hyantis, W. H. Hdw., xvi. 471.

— lanceolata, Lucas, xvi. 471.

— Reakirtii, Hdw., xvi. 471.

— Sara, Lucas, Xvi. 471.

— Scolymus, Butl. *, ix. 52.

Anthocyrtis, Hhrenberg, xiv. 178.

Anthomyia, Meig.,i.129; iv. 141; xi.
80; xiv. 118.

— illocata, Walk. * , 1.129; ix. 22.

— incertula, Walk., ix. 22.

— procellaria, Walk.*, iii. 108; iv.
141; ix. 22.

— quadrata, Wied., 1. 128.

— tonitrui, Wied., i. 129.

Anthomyide, xiv. 118.

Anthomyides, i. 128; iii. 107, 1380,
iv. 140; v. 160, 246, 261; vi.
11; vii. 216.

thonomine, X. 486; xii. 30, 88.

Anthophagus, Grav., xi. 71.

Anthophila, Zatr., v. 91; vil. 124;
X1. 885; xx. 531.

— flammicincta, Wailk., xx. 531, 544.

Authophilide, Vii. 58.

Anthophora, Latr., Proc. i. 318; ii.
48; vi. 62; vii. 116; viii. 93;
xi. 79, 392.

— acervorum, Fadr., vii. 116; xvii.
190, 191.

— bicincta, St.-Farg., xi. 392.

— bicolor, Fabr., xi. 588.

— cingulata, Fadr., vii. 116.

— concinna, Klug, ii. 49.

— confusa, F. Smith, xi. 392.

— disjuncta, Fabr., xi. 387.

— elegans, F. Smith*, iii. 135; v. 36;
wii. 48, 141; xi. 392.

— fasciata, Fabr., xi. 392.

— floralis, Fabr., xi. 596.

— fureata, Panz., vii. 116.

—insularis, F. Smith*, ii. 48; Vil.
141; xi. 392.

— Janata, Fabr., xi. 387.

— niveo-cincta, F'. Smith, xi. 392.

— retusa, Linn., Proc. i. 270, 327, 328 ;
vii. 116; parasites on (Newport),
Proc. ii. 24-26, 35, 70, 71, 169-
170; (A. White), Proc. ii. 29, 30,

Anthophora rufipes, Fabr., ii. 46.
— subcerulea, St.-Farg., xi. 392.

— vestita, F. Smith, ii. 49.

—vigilans, F. Smith*, v. 92; vi.
62; vii. 141; xi. 392.

— zonata, Linn., 11. 48; 111. 8, 135; v.
136; vi. 62; vii. 48, 116, 140;
Vili. 93; xi. 392.

Anthophorabia, Newport*, Proc. ii.
24, 30, 34, 169-171; on ocelli in
(Newport), Proce. ii. 219, 220.

— fasciata, Newport * , Proce. ii. 170.

— retusa, Newport *, Proc. ii. 24, 37.

Anthornis, Gray, li. 141.

Anthozoa, XVil. 106; xviii. 6.

Anthracotherium, Cuv., 11. 29.

Anthrax, Fabr., 1. 118; iv. 111-118;
vi. 9; viii. 111; ix. 4.

— angustata, Dol., v. 167.

—antecedens, Walk.*, iv. 111; ix.
14.

—apicifera, Walk.*, viii. 111; ix.
15.

— argyropyga, Dol., v. 137.

—aterrima, Dol., v. 149, 283; ix.
14.

— )bimacula, Wailk., i. 119.

— cexruleopennis, Dol., v. 1387.

—confirmata, Walk.*, v. 283; 1X.
14.

—congrua, Walk.*, iv. 112; ix,
14

—degenera, Walk.*, i. 15; iii. 90;
iv. 113; v. 148, 167; ix. 14.
— demonstrans, Walk. *, iv. 112; 1x.

— devecta, Walk. *, v. 148; ix, 14.

— distigma, Wied., ix. 14.

— Dorycus, Boisd., v. 237.

— emissa, Walk., vii. 233; 1x. 14.

—emittens, Walk.*, v. 148; viii.
111; ix. 14.

— fervida, Walk., iv. 113.

— flaviventris, Do/., v. 137.

— hottentotta, Walk., iv. 111.

— hyalacra, Wied., iv. 118.

— Pelops, Walk.*, iii. 90; v. 148,
237, 282, 301, 302; vi. 9; vii.
209, 224, 233; ix. 14.

— pennipes, Wied., 1. 118; ix. 14.

eens Walk.*, iv. 112; ix.

— pretendens, Walk.*, iv. 111; v...
149, 283; vii. 225; ix. 14. i

— proferens, Walk.*, iv. 113; v.

149.
— Satellitia, Walk. *, i. 119; ix. 14.
— semiscita, Walk.*, 1.118; iii. 90;
iv. 111; v. 187, 283, 301; vii.
225, 238,

GENERAL INDEX. 93

Anthrax Tantalus, Fabr., 1. 118; iii.
90; iv. 111; v. 148, 266, 283; ix.
14

— vyentrimacula, Dol., v. 137.

Anthrenus, Geoffr., xi. 84.

Anthreptes lepida (Lath.), Bp., iv. 175.

Anthribide, xi. 59.

Anthroceroidz, xii. 343.

Anthuride, xvi. 20.

Anthurinz, xvi. 2.

Anthus arboreus, Bechst., v. 12.

— Novee Zealandiz, Gmel., xi. 507.

Antibothrus, Sharp * , xix. 124.

— carinatus, Sharp * , xix. 124.

Antichira gratiosa, Sharp*, xiii. 133,
134.

— prasina, Burmeister, xiii. 134.

— psittacina, Burmeister, xiii. 134.

Antichlorinze (Butler), Proc. (1874-75)
XXXVii; Xli. 406, 408-414.

Antichloris, Hiibner, xii. 406, 411-418,
433

— anthracina, Walk., xii. 413.

— eaca, Butler, xii. 413.

— eriphia, Fabricius, xii. 413.

— Phemonoe, Hiibner, xii. 413.

— quadricolor, Walk., xii. 413.

— Seudderii, Butler * , xii. 413.

Antilibinia, McLeay, xiv. 650.

— Smithii, McLeay, xiv. 650.

Antillastrea, Dune. * , xviii. 104, 108,
193, 197.

Antillia, Dunc., Xviil. 57, 60, 61, 195,
203.

Antilocapra americana, Ord, with 3rd
horn (J. J. Weir), Proc. (1879-80)
liv ; (Harting), Proc. (1888-90) 71.

Antilope, Padl., ii. 29.

— Dorcas, Linn., v. 3, 51.

— pygargus, Blumenb., v. 54.

Antinia, Pascoe *, xi. 159, 163; xii.
80

— eupleura, Pascoe*, xi. 161, 217;
xii. 80.

Antinoé, Kind., viii. 192-194; ix. 38.

— xquiseta, Kind., viii. 193.

— australis, Schmarda, viii. 193.

— erucis, Grube, viii. 193.

— exanthema, Grube, viii. 193.

— fasciculosa, Blanch., viii. 194.

— granulosa, Rathke, viii. 194.

— impar, Johnst., Vili. 192.

— levis, dud. § Hdw., viii. 192.

— leucohyba, Schmarda, viii. 193.

— lobostoma, Schmarda, viii. 194.

— longisetis, Grube, Vili. 193.

— loxosoma, Kingb., xiv. 130.

— macrolepidota, Schmarda, viii.
194.

— marginata, Grube, viii. 194.

Antinoé microps, Kind., Vili. 193.‘

—nephrolepidota, Schmarda, viii.
194. :

— pellucida, Dyster, MS., viii. 192.

— pharetrata, Johnst., viii. 192.

— polytricha, Schmarda, viii. 194.

— pulchella, Kind., vili. 193.

— Sarsi, Kind., xiv. 130, 134.

— —, var. grenlandica, Mgrn., Xiv.
130.

— semisculpta, Leach, viii. 192.

— spinifera, Hhlers, vili. 193.

— tenuisetis, Grube, viii. 193.

— violacea, Schmarda, viii. 193.

— Waahli, Kind., vill. 195.

Antipatharia, xvii. 138.

Antipathes, Pall., sp., from Bermuda,
Proe. (1873-74) x; (Christy), Proc.
(1876-77) xiv ; xii. 280.

Antisarsia gemmatalis, Hibn., XX.
544.

Antliarhine, x. 437.

Antrocephalus, Kirby * , xvii. 54, 63.

— fascicornis, Walk., Xvii. 77.

Antroderus, Sharp * , xix. 126.

— costatus, Sharp * , xix. 126, 131.

Antrostomine, XX. 384.

Antrostomus, Gould, xx. 339-352,
384.

— carolinensis, Gmelin, XX. 383, 384.

— vociferus, Wilson, xx. 302, 339, 340,
342, 384.

Anura, Fitz, v. 224,225, 227; xii.
222; xiv. 718, 719.

Anycles, Walk., xii. 343, 425, 433,
addenda.

— contenta, Walk., xii. 425.

— diffinis, Walk., xii. 425.

— ferruginosa, Butler, xii. 425.

— mesta, Walk., xii. 425.

— pectinata, Walk., xii. 424.

— rhodura, Butler * , xii. 425.

Aolles, Pascoe * , x. 450; xi. 460; xii.
90. -

— nuceus, Pascoe * , x. 451; xii. 90.

— rubiginosus, Pascoe*, x. 451; Xii.

Aonychus, Schénh., xi. 478.

— Hopei, Schinh., x. 443; xi. 478.

— lineatus, Pascoe * , x. 448; xi. 478;
xii, 94.

— luctuosus, Pascoe*, xi. 477, 491
xii. 94.

Aoplocnemis, Schénh., x1. 457. |

Aoria Mouh oti, Baly, xiv. 247.

Apalimna, Bates* , xviii. 241.

— ducalis, Bates * , xviii. 242.

— liturata Bates*, xviii. 207, 242,
262.

Apaloderma, Swains., ii. 138.

24 GENERAL INDEX.

Apalus, Fabr., Proc. i. 319.

Apamide, vi. 184.

Apantesis radians, Walk., xii. 432.

Aparete, Pascoe *, xi. 165, 168; xxii.
85

= palpebrosa, Pascoe* , Xi. 166; xii.
85

Apatania, Kol., x1. 139.

Apate, Fabr., xi. 86.

— pusilla, Fabr., xi. 89.

— religiosa, Boisd., Xi. 89.

Apatura, Fabr., X. 497, 498; xi. 435,
439.

Apaturina, Schaef, xi. 436.

Aphena, Guérin, i. 84, 143.

— basigera, Walk.*, x. 97.

— basirufa, Walk., i. 143.

— blattoides, Walk., x. 96.

— Daphne, Sta/, x. 97.

— discolor, Guérin, x. 96.

— Nesxra, Walk. * , x. 98.

— rosea, Guwér., i. 84, 143.

— saturata, Walk. * ,i. 143.

— Saundersii, White, 1. 84, 143.

— scriptifacies, Walk. * , x. 97.

— scutellaris, White, i. 143, 144 ; x. 96.

— Thetis, Stal, x. 97.

— uniformis, Walk. * , i. 144.

— veris-amor, Walk. * , i. 143.

Aphanasium, Thoms., ix. 134.

— australe, Boisd., ix. 134.

Aphanias, Nardo, xiv., ftnote 535.

Aphanisticus antennatus, H. Sawnd.* ,
xi. 518.

— collaris, E. Saund. * , xi. 518.

— congener, . Saund.* , Xi. 518.

Apheles gracilis, Blessig, XViii. 209.

Aphide, xv. 182-185.

Aphides, Leach, Proc. (1871-72) liv;
x. 460; xx. 121.

— and Ants (Curtis), Proc. ii. 290, 291,
(Wakefield) 293.

—, on the Agamic reproduction of
(T. H. Huxley), Proc. (1857-58)
iii, Vii.

—, galls inhabited by larvee of Stath-
mopoda Guérinit (Stainton), Proc.
(1866-67) ii.

Aphilothrix Gemma, Linn. (A. Miller),
Proc. (1871-72) xxxi.

— Sieboldii, gall of (Holmes), Proc.
(1877-78) xxvii.

Aphis, Linn., xi. 82.

—, generation of (Newport), Proc. i.
292

—, on pear (Westwood), Proe. ii. 65.

— rumicis, Zinn., swarms in North of
England (J. Hogg), Proc. ii. 261,
262,

Aphistoma pileatum, Bremser, v. 48.

Aphneus, Hiibn., xi. 434.

Aphneope, Pascoe, ix. 121.

— sericata, Pascoe, ix. 121.

Aphodius, Z/., xi. 52, 72, 76, 85, 88.

Se ae Ed. & H., Xviii. 98, 102,
9

Aphroeallistes, sp., Duncan, XV. 324-
328.

—, sp., from deep water (Duncan),
Proce. (1880-82) 7.

— Bocagei, Wright, xv. 324-328.

Aphrodita, Linn., viii. 174.

— aculeata, Linn., vill. 174-177; xx.
45.

— alta, Kind., viii. 176.

— arcta, Dalyell, ix. 34.

— australis, Baird * , viii. 176.

— borealis, Johnst., viii. 1'76, 180.

— carunculata, Pallas, x. 219.

— cirrosa, Pallas, ix. 37.

— clava, Montagu, viii. 182.

— clavigera, Fréminv., viii. 182.

— complanata, Pallas, x. 222.

— flava, Pallas, x. 2380.

— imbricata, Linn., viii. 187.

— longicornis, Kinb., viii. 176.

— minuta, Fadr., ix. 36.

— nitens, Linn., viii. 175.

— punctata, Midler, viii. 182:

— seabra, Fabr., ix. 37.

— sericea, Savigny, viii. 176.

— squamata, Linn,, viii. 182.
Aphroditacea, Kinb. (Baird), Proc.
(1864-65) evii; (1865-66) ini.

—, Contrib. toa Monograph of (Baird),
vill. 172-202 ; ix. 31-388; x. 215,
242, 244,

Aphrodite, Linn., vi. 165.

—aceuleata, Linn., xvii. 94;
458, 469.

— cirrata, Fabr., Vili. 194.

— longa, Fabr., viii. 202.

— minuta, Fabr., Vili. 202.

— seabra, Fabr., Vili. 195.

Aphroditide, viii. 173; ix. 31; x.
216.

Aphrogenia, Kinb., viii. 179.

— alba, Kinb., viii. 179. :

Aphrophora, Germ., xi. 82.

Aphrophorides, i. 96, 166.

Aphyoda, Pascoe*, xi. 214; xii. 99. ,

— brenthoides, Pascoe*, xi. 215;
xii. 99.

—— diura, Pascoe *, xi. 215, 217; xii.
99

xX,

Aphyorhamphus, Guér., xi. 467.
Apiconoma, Butler * , Xii. 422, 433,
— apicalis, Walk., xii, 422,

GENERAL INDEX. 25

Apiconoma opposita, Walk., xii. 422,
423.

— semirosea, Walk., xii. 428.

— yentralis, Guérin, xii. 423.

Apide, ii. 72, 129; v. 91, 94, 138;
vi. 60; vii. 118; xi. 297, 387;
xiv. 106, 684; xvii. 181, 182, 184.

Apilocera, Chevr., ix. 104.

Apiocrinide (Wyville Thomson), Proc.
(1875-80) x.

—, notice of new living Crinoids be-
longing to the (Wyville Thomson),
xiii. 47-55.

Apiomaia, Martens, xiv. 651.

— cuspidata, Stimpson, Xiv. 651.

Apion, Herbst, x. 443; Xi. 73, 77;
ii. 26.

— Germari, Walton, x. ftnote 459.

Apioning, x. 436.

Apis, Linn., ii. 49; vi. 62; vii. 117;
xi. 79, 392.

— Adansonii, Latr., xi. 396.

— estuans, Linn., ii. 47.

— andreniformis, F. Smith*, ii. 49;
vii. 141; xi. 396.

— bicolor, Klug, xi. 396.

— caffra, St.-Farg., xi. 396.

— calpensis, Linn., Proce. ii. 33.

— Delessertii, Guér., Xi. 396.

—dorsata, Fabr., ii. 49;
441; xi. 297, 396.

— dorsata, Gers?., xi. 396.

— dorsata, St.-Farg. xi. 396.

— floralis, Fabr., xi. 396.

— gigas, De Geer, xi. 392.

— indica, Fabr., ii. 49; vii. 141; xi.
396.

—- indica, Gerst., Xi. 396.

— indica, Laty., Xi. 397.

— latipes, Drury, ii. 47; xi. 392.

— leucothorax, De Geer, Xi. 393.

— ligustica, Spin., vii. 117.

— lobata, F. Smith, xi. 397.

— mellifica, Linn., vii. 117; xiv.
674, 685; albinism in males of
(Cheshire), Proc. (1883-86) 83;
anatomy and functions of tongue
of (Briant), xvii. 408-417 ;
visiting flowers (A. W. Bennett),
xvii. 175-194; notes on the
antenna of (Briant), xix. 84-88.

— mellifica, Gerst., Xi. 396.

— nigripennis, Latr., xi. 396.

— nigritarum, St.-Farg., xi. 396.

— nigro-cincta, Ff. Smith * , v.93; vii.
141; xi. 596,

— Peronii, Latr., Xi. 396.

— Perrottetii, Guér., ii. 49; vii. 141;
xi. 396.

vii. 48,

Apis scutellata, St.-Farg., xi. 396.

— socialis, Latr., v. 93; vi. 62; vii.
48, 141; xi. 396.

— testacea, F. Smith *,
141; xi. 297, 396.

— wunicolor, Latr., iii. 9; xi. 396.

— zonata, F. Smith *, iii. 8; vii. 141;
xi. 396.

— zonata, Linn., ii. 48; xi. 392.

— zonata, Guér., Xi. 396.

Apisa, Walk., Xii. 353.

— canescens, Walk, xii. 359.

Apistosia (2?) multifaria, Walk., xii.
429.

ii. 49; vii.

Aplexa Adamsiana, Canefri, xvi. 279.

— aurantia, P. P. Carp., xvi. 277.

Aplexus hypnorum, Linn., Proe. ii. 118,
121

Aplocheilus M‘Cleliland, xiv. ftnote
535.

— affinis, Jerdon, Xiv. ftnote 535.

— earnaticus, Jerdon, Xiv. ftnote 535.

— chrysostigmus, M‘Clelland, xXiv.
ftnote 536.
—M‘Clellandi, Bleeker, xiv. ftnote

535.

— vittatus, Jerdon, xiv. ftnote 536.

Aplocenia, Ed. § H., xviii. 121, 123,
125, 197.

Aplocyathus, d’Orb., xviii. 21, 22,
203.

Aplodactylus punctatus, Cuv., v. 214.

Aplonis, Gould, ii. 141.

Aplopeltura boa, Schi., x. 54, 55.

Aplophyllia, d’Orb., xviii. 77, 80, 203.

Aplosmilia, d@’Orb., xviii. 76, 77, 196.

Aplothorax Burchelli, Waterh., xi. 22.

Aplustrum, Schwm., xv. 164.

Aplysia, Gmel., iv. 38-42; xv. 164;
XVi1i. 9; xx. 497.

—dactylomela, Rang, Notes on
(G. E. Dobson), Proe. (1870-80)
Ixii; Xv. 159, 160.

Aplysiade, xv. 164.

Aplysiide, xvii. 341, 346.

Apneumonophora, xv. 164

Apoblema appendiculatum, Blanchard,
v. 20.

Apochrysa aurifera, Walk., ix. 270.

— lutea, Walk., ix. 270.

— Marionella, Guér., ix. 270.

Apocyrtus, Hrichs., xi. 155.

— erosus, Pascoe*, xi. 156; xii. 80.

— nitidulus, Pascoe*, xi. 157; xii.
80.

— satelles, Pascoe *, xi. 157; xii. 80.

— Wallacei, Pascoe*, xi. 156; xii.
80.

Apodemia, Feld., ix. 227, 229, 447,

26 GENERAL INDEX.

Apodemia Aurinia, Hewits., ix. 227,
228. :

— Colchis, Feld., ix. 228, 229.

— domina, Bates, ix. 227, 228.

— Epulus, Cramer, ix. 227, 228.

— Erostratus, Hewits., ix. 227, 229.

— Mormo, Feld., ix. 227, 229, 448;
Xvi. 468.

— sonorensis, Keld., ix. 229, 448.

— stalachtioides, But/., ix. 228, 229.

Apogon imberbis, Linn., xx. 483.

— Rex Mullorum, Cw. §& Val., v. 27.

Apomecyna, Serv., ix. 116.

— histrio, Fabr., ix. 116.

— nigrita, Pascoe, ix. 116.

Apomecynine, ix. 116; xviii. 250.

Aporia Crategi, Linn., Xi. 51.

Aporrhais, Da Costa, Xviii. 268.

— pes-pelecani, Linn., xvii. 95, 99;
XVili. 267, 268; xx. 46, 448,
466.

Apositis, Pascoe, ix. 123.

— macilentus, Pascoe, ix. 92, 123.

— pubicollis, Pascoe*, ix. 92, 128,
142.

Apotomus, Jidiger, Proc. i. 131.

Appendicularia, vi. 81; ix. 342;
xii. 216; xiv. 123-125.

—, anatomy of (Dr. HE. L. Moss), Proce.
(1868-69) xxvi.

Appias leptis, Fe/d., xiii. 197.

— plana, Butl. * , xiii. 197.

Appleton, Robert Carlisle,
Fellow, Proc. (1883-86) 16.

Apries, Pascoe* , Xi. 196; xxii. 94.

—eremita, Puscoe*, xi. 196, 218;
xii. 94.

— palliatus, Pascoe * , xi. 196 ; xii. 94.

Aprosmictus, Gould, xiv. 626, 627.

— amboinensis, Linm., ii. 164.

— Broadbenti, Sharpe, Xiv. 628.

— callopterus, Lawr., Xiv. 628.

— chloropterus, Ramsay, Xiv. 628;
Xvi. 425.

— insignissimus, Gould, xiv. 627.

Apterigia, Basilewski, xiv. ftnote 557.

—immaculata, Basilewshki, xiv. ftnote
558.

— nigromaculata,
ftnote 558.

— saccogularis, Bastlewski, xiv. ftnote

elected

Basilewski, Xiv.

Apterogyna, Latr., xi. 341.

—mutilloides, #. Smith, xi. 341.

Apteryx, Shaw, ii. 141; viii. 50;
(Bot.) ix. 141; xii. 160; xiil.
95, 104.

—, on the skeleton of the (Thos. Allis),
Proce. (1872-73) iii. ; xi. 523,

Aptychus, Mey., xv. 189.

Apua, Blyth, xiii. 111; xiv. 539, 555,
579

— fusca, Blyth, xiv. 555.

Apyre, Walk., Xii. 423.

—separata, Walk., xii. 423.

Aqueous vapour in beehives (Newport),
Proce. i. 288-290.

Arachnida, Proc. i. 192; (Lubbock),
Proce. (1861-62) Ixi, (1882-83) 37 ;
vii. 157; xiv. 120; xx. 438.

—, appendages of feet (Tuffen West),
Proc. (1860-61) vi.

— from Arctic Regions (McLachlan),
Proce. (1877-78) xxiv.

—. See McLachlan.

Arachnocorys, Heck., xiv. 172.

Arachnoidea, xi. 82.

Arachnopsis, Stimpson, Xiv. 645.

— filipes, Stimpson, xiv. 645.

Arachnosphera, Heck., xiv. 150, 168,
179.

— myriacantha, Heck., xiv. 152.

Arachnothera, Temm., ii. 152.

— Nove Guinezx, Less., ii. 157.

Aradasia, Gray, xiv. 606.

— baccata, Menke, xiv. 606.

— cancellata, Krauss, xiv. 606.

Aradidz, Xiv. 485.

Aradus, Fabr., xi. 81.

Aragara, Walk.* , iv. 154; ix. 6.

— crassipes, Walk.*, iv. 154; ix. 25.

Aramus, Vieill., ii. 148.

Aranea domestica, Latr., x. 424.

Araneidea (J. Blackwall), Proce. i. 68.

—, poison of (J. Blackwall), Proc. ii.
13-15.

— (Cambridge), Proc. (1868-69) xlii ;
vii. 154; x. 265, 266.

— from Ceylon (Cambridge), x. 875—
405; xiv. 101, 120; (Bot.) x. 471.

Arara, Walk., xii. 428.

— vittipes, Walk., xii. 428.

Araschnia, Hiibn., ix. 54; xi. 432.

— Prorsa, Linn., ix. ftnote 54.

— strigosa, Butl.*,ix. 54. .

Arbacia, Gray, xix. 25-27, 48-57.

— Dufresnii, Bl, xix. 53.

— nigra, Agass., Kix. 25, 53, 55-57.

— punctulata, Lamk., xix. 25, 49, 51,
53, 57.

— pustulosa, Leske, xix. 25, 49, 53,
57.

— spatuligera, Val., xix. 53.

— stellata, Blainv., Kix. 25, 49, 51-57.

Arbaciade, Gray—Part I., The Mor-
phology of the Test in the genera
Celopleurus and Arbacia (Duncan
& Sladen), Proce. (1883-86) 72;
xix. 25-57.

Arca, Linn., iv. 44, 55; xviii. 292.

_ GENERAL INDEX. 27

Arca antiquata, Linn., iv. 55; v. 173.
— harbata, Zinn., iv. 56; v. 169, 178.
— brevifrons, Sowerby, xviii. 292.

— decussata, Linn., iv. 56.

— fusca, Brug., iv. 56.

— glycimeris, Linn., iv. 56.

— granesa, Linn., iv. 56.

— imbricata, Bruguiére, xx. 499, 503.

— lactea, Linn., v. 1738; xx. 499.

— Now, Linn., iv. 55.

— Noemi, Linn. MS., iv. 55.

— pallens, Linn., iv. 56.

— pectunculus, Scacchi, iv. 56.

— serrilis, Linn., iv. 55.

— solida, Sowerby, xx. 499.

— tetragona, Poli, v. 173.

-— tortuosa, Linn., iv. 55.

— virginea, Linn. MS., iv. 55.

— (Acar) Adamsii, Shuttleworth, xx.
499, 503.

Arcania, Leach (T. Bell), Proc. ii. 435.

— 11-spinosa, Adams & White, xx. 111.

— 11-spinosa, de Haan (T. Bell), Proc.
i. 435.

— erinaceus, Herbst (T. Bell), Proc. ii.
435.

— gracilipes, 7. Bell * , Proc. ii. 435.

— granulosa, Miers * , xiii. 107.

— levimana, 7. Bell*, Proc. ii. 435.

— novem-spinosa, Adams § Waite (T.
Bell), Proce. ii. 485.

— pulcherrima, Haswell, xx. 111.

— septemspinosa, 7. Bell*, Proc. ii. 435.

— tuberculata, T. Bell * , Proce. ii. 485.

Areella, Hhrenb., Xiii. 278, 389, 390,
392, 394, 400.

—arenaria, Greeff, xiii. 279.

— hyalina, Hhrenb., xiii. 399.

— vulgaris, Hhrenb., xiii. 279.

Archzopteryx, Meyer, xiii. 105.

Archzostomata, X1i. 207, 210, 226.

Archaster Andromeda, Mueller &
Trosch., Xiii. 71.

— excayatus, Wyville Thomson * , xiii.

-73.

Archegosaurus, Goldf., v. 221, 222.

Archeliz, Alb., V. 196.

Archer, William, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1855-56) 11; death announced,
Proc. (1875-80) ix.

Archer, William H., elected Fellow,
Proc. (1874-75) i.

Archidetus mediterraneus, Hordes * ,
Proce. i. 185.

Archonias, Hiibn., Xi. 438.

Arcide, v. 178.

Arcinella carinata, Philippi, xiv. 421.

— elvis, Philippi, Xiv. 422.

Arctia, Schranck, vi. 122; =x. 149.

— denticornis, Brady, xx. 149.

Arctia laxa, Dana, Xx. 149.

— strigatula, Walk., vi. 122.

Arcticerus, Awbé, Xi. 52.

Arctictis, Temm., Xix. 7, 8, 10.

Arctidz, vi. 122.

Arctiide, Vii. 73; xii. 342.

—. See Butler, A. G.

Arctoidea, xix. 24.

Arctomys aureus, Blanford, xii. 579,
580.

— bobae, Schreb., xii. 580.

— caudatus, Jacguemcont, xii. 579.

— dichrous, Anders., Note on (Ander-
son), Proc. (1875-80) vii ; xii. 579,
580.

— gigantea, Brandt, xii. 580.

— hemachalauus, Hodgs., xii. 579.

— himalayanus, Hodgs., xii. 579.

— robustus, W.-Hdw., xii. 579.

— thibetanus, Hodgs., xii. 580.

Arctopsis, Lamarck, Xiv. 657.

— lanata, Lamarck, xiv. 657, 673.

Arcturide, xvi. 2-6.

Arcturus, Cuy., Xvi. 2-6.

— longicornis, Sowerby, xx. 46, 456,
469.

Arcyria flava, Grev., xiii. 414.

Ardea Agami, Ginel., v. 50.

— alba, Linn., v. 46; viii. 100.

— atricapilla, Afzel., xvii. 440.

— cinerea, Linn., v. 10, 43, 45; viii.
98

— Cocoi, Linn., v. 10, 11.

— comata, Pall., v. 34.

— flavicollis, Lath., xiii. 504.

— Gardeni, Gmel., v. 34.

— Garzetta, Linn., v. 45.

— Grus, Miller, v. 9, 34.

— Herodias, Linn., v. 45.

— Leuce, J/., v. 50.

— minuta, Zinn., v. 10.

= Nyeueores Wils., v. 34, 45; viii.
oY).

— payvonia, Glog., v. 34.

— purpurea, Linn., V. 10,45; viii. 99.

— sacra, Gmel., Xiii. 504; xiv. 688.

— stellaris, Lath., v. 36, 45, 46.

— Sturmi, Wagl., xiii. 440.

Ardeide, ii. 169; xiii. 320, 504.

Ardeinz, xvii. 440.

Areacis, Hd. & H., xviii. 45, 46, 112
113, 197

Areas, Walk., vi. 122.

— orientalis, Walk., vi. 122.

Arenicolz, Proce. i. 197.

Argas persicus, Wisch. (Michael), Proce.
(1886-87) 3.

Argentina, Willughby, xv. 78, 82.

—= Cuvieri, Cuv. & Val., xv. 78.

— decagon, Clarke, xv. 78.

98 GEN ERAT INDEX.

Argentina Hebridica, Yarrell, xv. 78,
80, 83.

— lioglossa, Cuv. § Val., xv. 84.

— Silus, Nilss. (Edward), Proce. (1880-
82) 12; xv. 78, 81, 334-336.

— Sphyrena, Linn., xv. 78-84, 334;
xx. 448.

— Varrellii, Cuv. & Val., xv. '78.

Argentine, On the Hebridal (Day), xv.
78-84.

Argiope, Desi/., xii. 212, 213.

Argiva hieroglyphica, Drury, iii. 191.

Argonauta, Linn., iv. 38, 42, 60; xi.
90, 93.

— Argo, Linn., Proc. i. 286-288 ; iv.
60; v. 30.

— tuberculosa, Lamh.., iii. 34.

Argopistes, Motsch., xiii. 478, 479.

Argus, Scopoli, ii. 140; x. 496.

Argutor, Meg., xi. 71.

Argynnis, fabr. (EH. Doubleday), Proc. i.
229, 233; x. 196, 497; xi. 482;
xiv. 102, 104, 109.

Argynnis, Ochsenh., ix. 53.

— Aceste, Linn., Proc. i. 284.

— Adippe, Linn., ix. 53.

— Aglaia, Linn., xvii. 188.

— Alcandra, Hiibn., Proce. i. 234.

— Atlantis, Hdw., xvi. 465.

— Behrensii, Edw., xvi. 465.

— Chariclea, Schneider, xiv. 109,
110.

— —, var. obscurata, McLachi. * , xiv.
110.

— Chlorodippe, V20l. Guén., 1x. 53.

— Clagia, Godt., Proc. i. 234.

— Daphne, Fabr., ix. 53, 54.

— Hegesta, Cram., Proc. i. 235.

— egleis, Boisd., Xvi. 465.

—epithore, Hdw., xvi. 466.

— Euphrosyne, Linn., xiv. 111.

— eurynome, Hdw., xvi. 465.

— Tole, Godt., Proc. i. 284.

— Laodice, Pallas, ix. 53.

— Lathonia, Linn., Proc. i. 285; Xvii.
188.

— Lucina, Fe/d., Proc. i. 234.

— macaria, Kdw., xvi. 465.

— Metea, God¢., Proc. i. 234.

— Midas, Butler * , ix. 58.

— monticola, Behr., xvi. 465.

— nevadensis, Hdw., xvi. 465.

— Paphia, Linn., ix. 53.

— polaris, Bozsd., xiv. 102, 109.

— pulchra, Guér., viii. 149 ; ix. 414.

— Selene, Wien Verz., xiv. 111.

— Thais, Fabr., Proc. i. 284.

— Zerene, Boisd., Xvi. 465.

Argyreus, Scopolt, x. 496.

Argyrodes, Sim., X1i. 403.

Argyrodes fissifrons, Pick. Cambridge * ,
x. 373, 380, 396.

Argyroeides, Butler * , xii. 403.

— Ophion, Walk., xii. 403.

Argyroneta, Latr., xi. 82.

— aquatica, Walk., Proc. i. 132, (1855-
56) ii, iii; habits of (T. Bell), i.
2-4; web and air-bubble, 3.

Argyrophenga, Doubl., xi. 436.

Arhopalus ambiguus, Newm., ix. 134.

Ariadne, Savigny, Xi. 532.

— ionica, Cambr.* , xi. 5380, 532, 547.

Arichalea erythropyga, Wallengren, xii.
343

Avicia, Macg., i. 128; iv. 140.
—albicornis, Walk.*, vii. 216; ix.

— arabica, Linn., vii. 93.

— argentata, Walk.*, i. 27; ix. 22.

— biplaga, Walk.* , vii. 217; ix. 22.

— canivitta, Walk. *, iii. 107; ix. 22.

— caput-serpentis, Linn., vii. 94.

— contraria, Walk.*, iv. 140; vii.
217; ix. 22.

— graminicola, Dol., v. 167.

— inaperta, Walk.* , i. 129; ix. 22.

— integra, Walk.* , iv. 140; ix. 22.

— leucoceras, Walk.*, vii. 217; ix.
22.

— moneta, Linn., vii. 94.

— nigricosta, Walk.*, iv. 140; ix.
22.

— patula, Walk. * , i. 28,128; ix. 22.

— prolixa, Walk.* , vii. 218; ix. 22.

— quadripunctata, Dol., v. 167.

— reticulata, Martyn, vii. 93.

—- significans, Walk.*, iii. 107; iv.
140; v. 160; vii. 217; ix, 22.

— squaleus, Walk. * , ili. 130; ix. 22.

— vicaria, Walk. * , 111. 130; ix. 22.

Aricoris, Westw. § Hewits., ix. 410,
411, 456.

— amethystina, Butler * , ix. 220, 229,
456, 458.

— bahiana, Feld., ix. 229, 455.

— Butleri, Bates* , ix. 456, 459.

— Cataleuca, Herr.-Schaff., ix. 403.

— cruentata, Butler * , ix. 221, 229.

— cyanea, Butler * , ix. 221, 229, 456.

— disparilis, Bates * , ix. 408, 457.

— Epigia, Godt., ix. 456.

— Epitus, Cram., 1x. 229, 403, 404, 456.

— flammula, Bates * , ix. 404, 457.

— gelasine, Bates * , ix. 402, 457.

— inquinata, Butler, ix. 229, 456.

— Irene, Westw., ix. 221, 229,

— Lagus, Cram., ix. 220, 221, 229, 402,
403, 456.

— Latona, Hewits,, ix. 221.

— Myrtis, Doubdl., ix. 402, 403, 456,

GENERAL INDEX. 29

Aricoris Petavia, Feld., ix. 229, 456.

— Pherephatte, var., Godt., ix. 229.

— Pythia, Hewits., ix. 220, 403, 456,
459.

— pythioides, Butler *, ix. 220, 229,
456, 459.

—serica, Westw. & Hewits., ix. 229,

— Siaka, Hewits., ix. 221.

— Uranus, Herr.-Schiéff., ix. 229.

—yelutina, Butler*, ix. 229, 403,
457.

Arideus, Thoms., ix. 135.

— heros, Pascoe * , ix. 103, 136.

— thoracicus, Donov., ix. 103, 136.

Arimaspes Howei, Thoms., ix. 142.

Ariola, Walk., vi. 196.

— celisigna, Walk., vi. 196.

— continua, Walk. *, vi. 196, 197.

— deflexa, Walk. * , vi. 197.

— dilectissima, Wadk., vi. 196.

— includens, Walk. * , vi. 197.

Ariolica, Walk. * , vii. 53.

— lineolata, Walk. * , vii. 53.

— (?) signata, Walk. *, wii. 54.

Arion, Fér., xv. 165.

Arippara, Walk.*, wii. 74.

— indicator, Walk. * , vii. 74.

Aristenia, Savigny, X. 242.

— conspureata, Savigny, X. 243.

Aristus, Ziegl., ix. 215.

Arius, Val., xiii. 341; Xvili. ftnote
309, 316.

— Commersonii, Lacép., Xvi. 39.

— fissus, Cuv. § Val., XV. 39.

— pavimentatus, Val., Xii. 569.

— pumilus, Val., Kili. 346.

— ritoides, Cuy. & Val. xiii. 346.

— thalassinus, Riipp., Xiii. 338.

Armadillo, Briss., muscles of 6-banded
(J. O. Galtoa), Proc. (1867-68)
exxiy. See Wrans. vol. xxvi. 523.

—, 3-banded (Murie), Proce. (1871-72)
xxv. See Trans. vol. xxx. 71.

—, extinct, Proc. (1882-83) 25.

— vulgaris, Linn., xii. 149.

Armadillos, 11. 5, 6; xii. 176, 194;
xiii. 188.

Armiana, Walk. * , vi. 141.

— lativitta, Walk. *, vi. 142.

Armida, Risso, Xvi. 19, 20.

— bimarginata, Risso, Xvi. 48, 49.

— punctulata, Risso, Xvi. 39.

— pustulata, Risso, Xvi. 39.

— viridissima, Risso, Xvi. 46, 49.

Armit, Capt. Wm. E., elected Fellow,
Proe. (1876-77) xiv.

—, Note on Australian Finches of the
genus Poéphila, Proc. (1877-78)
XXIV; Xiv. 95-98.

Armit, W. E., Notes on the presence of
Tachyglossus and Ornithorhynchus
in Northern and North - eastern
Queeusland, Proc. (1877-78) xxxvi;
xiv. 411-413.

Armitage, Rev. Hdw., elected Fellow,
Proe. ii. 203.

Armitage, Jos., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1880-82) 6.

Armstrong, Jas., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1876-77) xiv.

Armstrong, Dr. Robert, elected Fellow,
Proc. i. 168; death announced,
Pree. (1871-72) lvii.

Arnot, Hon. David, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1875-80) ii.

Arnott, Prof. G. A. Walker, obituary,
Proce. (1868-69) ci.

Aromia ambrosiaca, Stevens,
206, 226.

— moschata, Linn., XViii. 226.

Arpactophilus, /. Smith*, vii. 36;
xi. 369.

— bicolor, F. Smith*, vii. 36, 186;
x1. 369.

Arpedium, Hrichs., xi. 89.

Arretocera, Kirb. * , xvii. 54, 56.

— albipennis, Walk., xvii. 77.

Arrhapa, Walk. *, vi. 174.

— frontalis, Walk.* , wi. 174.

Arrhenodes, Stev., XVii. 301.

Arses aruensis, Sharpe, Xiv. 631; xvi.
431.

— chrysomela, Less., ii. 160.

— enado, Ramsay, xiv. 631.

— Kaupi, Gould, xiii. 497.

— telescophthalmus, Garn., ii.
xiii. 316, 497.

Arsipoda connata, Germ., Xiii. 477.

— piceipes, Baly* , xiii. 458, 477.

Artamids, xiii. 501.

Artamides cxruleogriseus, Gray, Xvi.

Xviii.

160 ;

Artamus leucogaster, Val., xvi. 434.

— leucopygialis, Gould, xiii. 501.

— leucorhynchus, Linn., Xiv. 688.

—— papuensis, Bp., ii. 159.

Artaxa, Walk., vi. 125.

— metaleuca, Walk. * , vi. 126.

— ruptata, Walk, *, vi. 126.

— signiplaga, Walk. * , vi. 125.

— varians, Walk., iii. 187.

Artemia, Leach, ii. 138.

Artemis, Conr., iv. 45.

— lincta, Pwlt., v. 169, 173.

Arteriopteryx elegans, Guér., ix,
270,

Artedi (Linnzeus), Proc. ii. 32.
Arthronomalus, Newp.*, Proc, i
193.

30 GENERAL INDEX,

Arthropoda, Proc. (1882-83) 24; xii,
206, 211, 212, 217, 223, 224, 296;
Xvii. 2, 4-6.

Arthropterus, MacZ., Proc. i. 118;
ii. 56.

— brevis, Westw.*, Proce. ii. 101.

— denudatus, Westw. *, Proe. ii. 56.

— parallelocerus, Westw.*, Proc. ii.
100.

— subsulcatus, Westw. *, Proc. ii. 56.

— Wilsoni, Westw.*, Proc. ii. 56.

Artichoke Gall, note on a Chinese, of
Aphilothriz gemme, Linn. (A.
Miller), Proc. (1871-72) xxvi;
xi. 428-~437.

Articulata, Proc. i. 190-192, 318, deve-
lopment of (Newport), 369 ; ii. 23 ;
(Lubbock), Proc. (1861-62) lix;
ix. 180; xvii. 2, 11, 12.

Artigisa, Walk. * , vii. 160.

— nigrosignata, Walk. * , vii. 160.

Artiodactyla, ii. 27-37.

Artona, Walh., Xii. 344, 345, 353, 356,
407.

— confusa, Butler * , xii, 357.

— discivitta, Walk., X11. 356.

— fulvida, Butler * , xii. 356.

— hainana, Butler * , xii. 357.

— nigrescens, Butler * , xii. 356.

— Walkeri, Moore, Xii. 356, 357.

— zebraica, Butler *, xii. 356.

Artotrogide, xx. 147, 153.

Artotrogus Normani, Brady § Robert-
son, XX. 154.

Arvicola agrestis, Linn., XX. 403, 406.

— amphibius, Linn., xiii. 331.

— gregarius, Xili. 331.

— ratticeps, Keys. e¢ Blas. ?, xiii. 231.

— rufocanus, Swndevall, xiii. 331.

— rutilus, Pall., xiii. 331.

Arvicoline, xiii. 329.

Arycanda, Walk., vi. 98.

— hestinoides, Walk, *, vi. 98.

Ascalaphide, Proc. (1870-71) xxxiv;
ix. 231; xi. 219-276.

Ascalaphodes, McLachi.*, xi. 222,
232, 233, 272.

— eanifrons, Westw., xi. 272, 275.

Ascalaphomerus, Walk., xi. 121, 123.

— finitimus, MeLachi., xi. 122, 128,
140.

— humeralis, Walk., Xi. 122, 123.

Ascalaphus, Fadr., xi. 219-230, 288,
273.

— accusans, Walk., xi. 267, 275.

— agrioides, Ramb., Xi. 259, 275.

—albistigma, Walk., xi. 236, 275.

— alopecinus, Burm., xi. 243, 275.

— anuulicornis, Burm., Xi. 270.

— anticus, Walk., Xi. 265, 279.

Ascalaphus appendiculatus, Fubr., xi

—arenosus, Walk., xi. 237.

— qustralis, Fabr., Xi. 260, 275.

— ayunculus, Hag., xi. 247.

— beeticus, Ramb., Xi. 274.

— barbarus, Fadr., xi. 260.

— brasiliensis, Guér., Xi. ftnote 248,
275.

— cajennensis, Fabr., xi. 247.

— capensis, Fabr., Xi. 269, 275.

— capensis, Burm., xi. 270, 275.

— ceryinus, Hag., xi. 267.

— chlorops, Blanch., xi. 248.

— circumflexus, Walk., Xi. 234, 275.

— coccajus, Wien. Verz., xi. 274,

— contrarius, Walk., Xi. 284, 275.

— corsicus, Ramb., Xi. 273, 274.

—costatus, Burm., Xi. 284, 286,
237.

— damnosus, Waik., Xi. 236.

— decrepitus, Walk., xi. 240.

— dicax, Walk., xi. 262.

— flayilinea, Walk., xi. 262.

— flavipes, Leach, xi. 254.

— forcipatus, Hversm., Xi. 259, 276.

— garrulus, Walk., xi. 243, 275.

— hamatus, Klug, xi. 259.

— hispanicus, Ramb., xi. 274.

— hyalinus, Latr., xi. 246.

— ictericus, Charp., xi. 274.

— immaculatus, Oliv., Xi. 238.

— impavidus, Walk., xi. 252.

— impediens, Waik., xi. 288.

— importunus, Walk., xi. 255.

— incusans, Walk., Xi. 268.

— inhonestus, Walk., Xi. 248, 276.

— iniquus, Walk., xi. 237.

— injurius, Walk., xi. 236.

— immotus, Walk., xi. 262.

— insimulans, Walk., xi. 261.

— intempestivus, Walk., xi. 252, 276.

— intractabilis, Walk., xi. 239.

— involvens, Walk., xi. 270, 276.

— italicus, Fabr., xi. 274.

—javanus, Burm., Xi. 267, 276.

— kolyvanensis, Laxm., Xi. 274.

— laceratus, Hag., xi. 242.

— lacteus, Brullé, xi. 274, 2'75.

— leucostigma, Walk., xi. 235.

— limbatus, Burm., Xi. 247, 248.

— litigiosus, Walk., xi. 248, 276.

— longicornis, Linn., Xi. 274.

— longus, Walk., xi. 265.

— loquax, Walk., Xi. 265, 266, 276.

— luctifer, Walk., Xi. 261, 276.

— luteus, Walk., Xi. 234, 276.

—macaronius, Scop., xi. 224, 225,
274,

— Macleayanus, Guild., Xi, 223, 247,

GENBRAL INDEX. 31

Ascalaphus Macleayanus, Walk., Xi.
247, 276.

— maculatus, Ohv., xi. 272.

— niger, Borkh., xi. 272, 276.

—nimius, Walk., xi. 261.

— nugax, Walk., xi. 268, 276.

— odiosus, Walk., Xi. 262, 276.

— procar, Walk., xi. 262, 276.

— profanus, Walk., xi. 262, 276.

— pupillatus, Ramb., xi. 274.

— 4-maculatus, Say, Xi. 247, 276.

— 4-punctatus, Burm., xi. 247.

— remotus, Walk., Xi. 267, 276.

— rhomboideus, Schneid., xi. 274.

— rufo-pictus, Walk., xi. 263.

— sabulosus, Walk., xi. 256.

— senex, Burm., Xi. 246.

— sepultus, Walk., Xi. 251.

— sibiricus, Hversm., Xi. 274.

— siculus, Rambd., xi. 273.

— sinister, Walk., Xi. 262, 276.

— subcostatus, Burm., Xi. 236.

— gubiratus, Walk., xi. 245.

— subjacens, Walk., Xi. 267.

— sublugens, Walk., xi. 248, 276.

— subripiens, Walk., xi. 250.

— subtrahens, Walk., xi. 255.

— subvertens, Walk., xi. 248, 276.

— surinamensis, Habr., xi. 245.

— surinamensis, Ramb., Xi. 248, 247,
276.

— syriacus, McLachl.* , xi. 274.

— 8-maculatus, Lefebv., Xi. 247, 276.

— true, Walk., Xi. 265, 276.

— unicus, Waik., Xi. 245.

— ustulatus, Hversm., Xi. 274.

— variegatus, Klug, Xi. 260, 276.

— yerbosus, Walk., Xi. 262.

— versicolor, Burm., Xi. 250.

— villosus, Palisot de Beauv., Xi. 244.

— vulpecula, Burm., Xi. 248.

— (Bubo) canifrons, Westw., Xi. 272.

—(Haploglenius) obscurus, Westw.,
xi. 241.

— (Ogeogaster) angulatus, Westw., Xi.
267

— (—) dentifer, Westw., xi. 268.

— (—) segmentator, Westw., Xi. 265.

— (—) tessellatus, Westw., Xi. 265.

Ascanius, Prof. P., correspondence with
Linneus, xii. 197.

Ascarides, Vii. 153; xix. 288, 290,
292

Ascaris, Linn., xix. 176, 177.

— bicolor, Rud., from Walrus shown
(Murie), Proc. (1883-86) 3.

— capsularia, Rud., vil. 153.

— delphini, Rud., xiii. 42; xix. 176.

— incurva, Rud., ix. 200.

— lonchoptera, Diesing, XV. 333.

Ascaris lumbricoides, Zinn., Vill. 142.

— maculosa, Rud., xiii. 45.

— marginata, Rud., viii. 142; ix. 177,
218, 287.

— megalocephala, Cloquet, viii. 142.

— nigrovenosa, Rud., viii. ftnote 194.

— osculata, Rud., viii. 142.

— simplex, Rud., xix. 176.

—transfuga, Rud., in leg of Brown
Bear (Cobbold), Proc. (1880-82)
27

Asceparnus, Schinhi, xi. 446.

Aschide, ii. 10.

Ascia, Meyerb., 1. 125.

— brachystoma, Wied., i. 125; ix. 4,
17.

Ascia, Scopoli, x. 496.

Ascidia, Linn., ix. 310-346; xv. 275-
ie

— aculeata, Alder, Xv. 282.

—affinis, Alder § Hancock, ix. 316,
304.

— ageregata, O. F. Miiller, xvi. 531.

— ampulloides, van Ben., ix. 319.

—aspersa, O. F. Miiller, xv. 281, 282,
284, 289, 382; XVI. 529.

— cristata, Grube, XV. 282.

— depressa, Alder § Hancock, Xv. 286,
288, 290.

— exigua, Herdman* , xv. 288, 290.

— fusiformis, Herdman*, xv. 2778,
289. *

— lata, Herdman* , xv. 277, 289.

— mamillaris, Della Chiaje, xv. 281.

— mamillata, Cuv., ix. 315, 345; Xvi.
529, 530, 535.

—wmentula, O. F. Miller, ix. 318,
ftnote 315, 316, 320, 331-335; xv.
278, 279, 282; xx. 448, 466.

-— muricata, Heller, xv. 285.

— obliqua, Alder, xv. 286, 290.

— opalina, MacGill., xv. 279.

— parallelogramma, O. F. Miiller, ix.
3138, 316, 326, 333, 338.

— Patoni, Herdman*, xv. 284, 290.

— plebeia, Alder, xv. 287, 290, 331;
Xvi. 529.

— punum, MacGill., xv. 279.

— pustulosa, Alder, xv. 282, 283.

—scabra, O. F. Miiller, ix. 313, 316,
334; xv. 284, 289, 290, 330 ; xx.
448, 466.

— sordida, Alder §& Hancock, ix. 313,
315, 324, 325, 331, 332, 334; xv.
279, 280.

— triangularis, Herdman*, Xv. 283,
289.

— truncata, Herdman *, xv. 280, 289.

— yenosa, O. F. Miller, ix. 316, 321,
327, 331, 332, 335.

32 GENERAL INDEX.

Ascidia virginea, O. F'. Miller, xv. 279-
281, 284, 289, 330; xvi. 529;
xx. 448, 466.

Ascidiz Simplices, Xvi. 528.

Ascidians, xii. 216, 217, 225 ; xx. 450.

—, Bronchial Sac of Simple (Herdman),
Proc. (1880-82) 12; xv. 329-
332.

— collected during the Cruise of the
Yacht ‘Glimpse, 1881, On the
(H. C. Sorby and Prof. W. A.
Herdman), Xvi. 527-536.

—, cy sea (Moseley), Proc. (1876-77)

Ascidiidee, Xvi. 528.

—, British (Herdman), Proc. (1880-82)
4; xv. 274-290.

Ascidioida, iii. 39; xii. 226.

Ascopodaria, Busk MS., Xv. 2.

Asellide, xii. 149; xvi. 84.

Asellus entomon, Oliv., xvi. 13.

— hecticus, Oliv., Xvi. 46.

— linearis, Oliv., Xvi. 47.

— marinus, Oliv., Xvi. 26.

Asemum, Hschsch., X Vili. 206.

— amurense, Kraatz, xviii. 206, 208.

— striatum, Linn., XVili. 208.

Ashton, Robert John, elected Fellow,
Proe. i. 21; obituary, Proc. (1860-
61) xx.

Asilide, i. 112; iii. 83, 126; iv. 104;
v. 146, 167, 233, 259,.263, 277,
322; vi. 5, 18, 21; vii. 206, 223,
232; viii. 109, 132; ix. 3.

Asilites, i. 13, 116; iii. 87, 128; iv.
106; v. 236, 259, 264, 280; vi. 7,
18, 21; vil. 207, 224, 232; viii.
1325 ix. 3.

Asilus, Linn., i. 13, 116; iv. 107; vi.
7,18; ix. 4; xi. 80.

— areolaris, Walk. * ,iv. 108; v. 260;
ix. 13.

—areolatus, Walk. *, v. 260; ix. 13.

— Barium, Walk.* ,i. 14, 116; ix. 4,
13.

—pbiligatus, Walk, *, vili. 224; ix.
13.

— complens, Walk. *, v. 281; ix. 14.

— condecorus, Walk. * 5 Wale Up lth 2 abt
14.

— contortus, Walk. *,i. 117; ix. 13.

— debilis, Walk.* , 1. 13; ix. 13.

— depulsus, Walk,*, vii. 207; ix.
13.

— determinatus, Walk.*,iv. 107; v.
965, 281 = ix. 13:

— didymoides, Walk. *, vii. 208; ix.
13.

— flagrans, Walk.*, i. 116; ix. 13.
— fusiformis, Walk. ‘x pis 13; ix. 13.

Asilus introducens, Walk. * ,iv. 108; v.
281; vii. 232; ix. 13.

— involutus, Walk.*,v. 281; vi. 7;
ix. 14.

— levis, Walk.*, v. 286; ix. 13.

— latifascia, Walk.* ,i. 14; ix. 18.

— latro, Dol., v. 167.

— lineosus, Walk.*, 1. 13; ix. 13.

— longistylus, Wied., iii. 88; ix. 4, 13.

— mendax, Walk., v. 260; ix. 13.

—normalis, Walk.*, vi. 18; ix. 138.

— strenuus, Walk. MS., ix. 13.

— superveniens, Walk. * , iii. 128; ix.
13}

— tenuicornis, Walk.*, iv. 108; v.
237; vii. 208; ix. 13.

Asinduma, Walk. * , vii. 167.

— exscripta, Walk. *, vii. 167.

Asinusea, Wallengren, Xii. 353.

Asio San Sharpe, Xiii. 328,

1

Askonema setubalense, Saville Kent,
exhibited (Gwyn Jeffreys), Proc.
(1875-80) iv.

Asotocerus, Macl., X. 211; xii. 128,

26.

Aspergillum, Lam., iv. 36.

Aspidodiadema, A. Agass., Kix. 96,
1138.

— micro-tuberculatum, A. Agass., Xix.
95, 113.

Aspidiscus, Kenig, Xvili. 96, 196.

Aspidoparia (Heckel), Bleeker, xiv.
538, 550, 563, 579.

— jaya, "Ham. Buch., Xiv. 550.

— morar, Ham. Buch., xii. 575; xiv.
550.

— sardina, Heckel, Xiv. ftnote 550.

Aspidosiphon J ukesii, Baird * , xi, 97.

Aspirrhina, Kird., xvii. 54, 60.

— dubitata, Walk. * | xXvii. 60, 77.

Aspius alburnus, Linn., v. 22.

Asplanchna Brightwelli, P. H. Gosse,
Proe. 11. 96; Proc. (1868-69) lvii.

Aspredo, Linn., XV. 39. ;

Aspris Berdmorei, Blyth, X. 24.

Aspro vulgaris, Cuv. § Val., v. 32.

— Zingel, Linn., v. 32.

Assagena phalerata, Panz., xv. 152.

Asta, Walk, * , vii. 170.

— quadrilinea, Walk.* , wii. 171.

Astacus, Gron., Proc. (1873-74) xxxi ;
xi. 28.

— emeritus, Fabr., Xiv. 323.

— fluviatilis, Fabr., iv. 31, 34; v. 30.

— grenlandicus, dn Ct Fabr., Xv. 62.

Astarte compressa, Mont., XVii. 94-96,
99; xx. 450.

— elliptica, Brown, X=. 450, 467.

— scotica, Mat. § Rack., Vii. 96.

GENERAL INDEX. 30

Astarte sulcata, Da Costa, xvii. 94-96,
99; xxx. 450, 467.

Astata, Latr., Xi. 366.

— orientalis, Ff. Smith, xi. 366.

Asteracanthion, Miill. § Trosch., xii.
214.

—rubens, Linn., Xiv. 432, 433, 434,
443, 444.

— —, var. migratum, Sladen, xiv.

2,

Asterias, Zinn.,. Proc. (1882-83) 35;
Xvi. 76, 517; XViil. 268.

— aurantiaca, Meyen, XVili. 268.

— Muelleri, Sars, xvii. 103, 104.

— multiradiata, Linn., xvi. 521, 522.
— pectinata, Linn., Xvi. 517.
—rubens, Linn., Xx. 458, 470.
—violacea, O. F. Miill., xvii. 102-104;

xx. 458, 470.

Asteridea, Blainv., Xili. 71; xv. 128.
—, Nervous System of (Dr. H. 8.
Wilson), Proc. (1859-60) xxxvi.
Asterina gibbosa (Pennant), Forbes,

Proce. (1882-83) 36.
Asterodactylus Pipa, Linn., v. 41.
Asteroidea, ‘Challenger’ (W. Percy
Sladen), Proc. (1880-82) 25,
Proc. (1882-83)9 ; Proce. (1887-88)
112; xvi. 189-246 ; xvii. 214-269.

—, Mergui (Sladen), Proc. (1887-88)
112; xxi. 319-331.

—and Wehinoidea of the Korean Seas
(W. Perey Sladen), Proc. (1887-
88) xxxv; Xiv. 424-445.

Asterope, Phil., Proc. (1883-86) 16.

Asteroseris, H. de From., Xvili. 149,
152, 198.

Asterosmilia, Dunc., Xviii. 61, 195.

Asterosmilioida, X Vili. 50, 61, 195.
Asthenia, Westw., xvii. 198 ftnote.
Astictopterus gemmifer, Butler * , Xili,

197.

—jama, Feld., xiii. 197.

—stellifer, Butler *, xiii. 197.

Astrea, Ed. & H., xviii. 134.

Astrea, Oken, XVii. 316.

— meandrina, Hhrenb., Xvii. 313.

Astreaces, Hd. § H., Xviii. 103.

Astreida, Dana, XVili. 4.

Astreide, Hd. § A, xiii. 356; xvii.
139, 141, 303, 313, 316-318 ; xviii.
6, 8, 48, 50, 194, 195; xx. 569.

Astreing, XVii. 399.

Astreomorpha, Reuss, xviii. 133, 135,
198.

Astreomorpnoida, XViil. 135, 198.

Astrxopora, Blainv., XVili. 6, 184, 185,
199

Astralium, Linck, xiv. 714.
Astrangia, Hd. § H., xviii. 66, 195.

Astrangia Dane, Agass., X Vili. 67; KX.
569.

— Michelini, Milne-Edw. § Haime,
xx. 569.

— palifera, Verrill, xviii. 63.

— solitaria, Lesueur, XX. 569.

Astrangiacer, Hd. § H. (S. O. Ridley),
Proce. (1883-86) 7; xvii. 395-
399; xviii. 63, 64.

Astrangidx, XViii. 36.

Astrangioida, xviii. 64, 66, 195.

Astrapia, Véeill., ii. 141, 152.

— nigra, Gm., ii. 164.

Astraptor illuminator, 4. Murray * , X.
74-82; (R. Trimen), Proc. (1869-
70) xxxii; *. 503, 504; xi. 416,
421.

Astroceenia, Hd. & H., xviii. 120, 197.

Astroccenioida, XViii. 104, 120, 197.

Astrocoma, Blainv., Xv. 207.

Astrodisculus, Greeff, xiii. 294, 295.

Astrohelia, Hd. & H., xviii. 38, 40, 195.

Astroides, Blainv., XViii. 181, 199.

Astrolithium, Heck., xiv. 153, 177.

Astromma, Hhrenb., xiv. 176.

— Yelvertoni, Macdon., Xiv. 185.

Astropecten, Linck, xiv. 425, 426, 428 ;
XVI1i. 217, ftnote 218, 234, 247.

— acanthifer, Sladen ** , xvii. 248, 253.

— armatus, Mull. & Trosch., xiv. 428.

— brasiliensis, Mill. § Trosch., XVii.
247, 249.

— brevispinus, Sladen*, xvii. 248,

— cingulatus, Sladen * , xvii. 249, 266.

—echinulatus, Miill. § Trosch., Xiv.
426.

— euryacanthus, Liith., xiv. 428,

— formosus, Sladen *, xiv. 424, 427,
443, 445,

—egranulatus, Mill. § Trosch., xvii.
248, 263.

— hermatophilus, Sladen * , xvii. 248,
257.

— hystrix, M. & T., Xiv. 428, 429.

— imbellis, Sladen * , xvii, 248, 255.

— irregularis, Linck, xiv. 426, 444;
Xvii. 103, 104; xx. 45.

— Japonicus, Mill. & Trosch., xiv.
427, 443, 444; xvii. 248, 255.

— mesactus, Sladen * , xvii. 249, 267.

—monacanthus, Sladen* , xvii. 248,
263.

— Milleri, Will. § Trosch., xiv. 426.

— pectinatus, Sladen * , xvii. 248, 251.

— pentacanthus (Delle Chiaje), Miill.
§ Trosch., xvii. 103, 104.

— polyacanthus, Mull. § Trosch., xiv.
428, 443, 444; xvii. 248, 251.

— polyacanthus, Perrier, xiv. 428, 429,

D

34 GENFRAL INDEX.

Astropecten pontoporeus, Sladen*,
Xvii. 248, 259.

—scoparius (Val.), Mill. g Trosch.,
xiv. 428.

— vappa, Mill. § Trosch., Xiv. 428.

— velitaris, von Martens, Xvii. 248,
263.

— zebra, Sladen * , Xvii. 248, 261.

— —, var. rosea, Sladen*, XvVii.
263.

Astropectinide (Sladen), xvii. 214-
269.

Astropsammia, Verrill, xviii. 177, 179,
199.

Astropyga, Gray, xix. 96, 101, 106,
107, 110, 118.

— pulvinata, Agass., xix. 95, 110.

— radiata, Gray, xix. 95, 107, 110,
114.

Astroria, Hd. § H., ¥vili. 89.

Astur albigularis (Gray), Sharpe, xiii.
458.

—approximans, Vig. § Horsf., Xili.
489.

— eruentus, Gould, xiii. 488-490.

— cruentus, Sharpe, Xiii. 488, 489.

— etorques, Salvad., xiii. 490; xvi.
425.

— leucosomus, Sharpe, Xvi. 425.

— longicaudus, Garnot, ii. 155.

— Mechowi, Cab., Xvii. 437.

— Meyerianus, Sharpe * , xiii. 458.

—monogrammicus, Temm., Xvii.
437.

— Muelleri, Wallace, xiii. 490.

— Nove Hollandiz, Gm., ii. 154.

— poliocephalus, Gray, xvi. 425.

-— polyzonus, Heugl., xvii. 437.

— pulchellus, Ramsay * , xvi. 131.

— Sharpii, Ramsay, Xiv. 627.

— soloensis, Ramsay, xvi. 131.

~- sphenurus, Rupp., XVii. 437.

— torquatus, Temm., xiii. 489; xiv.
627.

— Wallacii, Sharpe, xiii. 489.

Asturinula monogrammica,
Xvii. 437.

Astyage, Pascoe* , xi. 473; xii. 91.

— lineigera, Pascoe*, xi. 475, 491;
Xii. 91.

Astygisa, Walk. * , vii. 192. :

— larentiata, Walk. *, vii. 192.

— metaspila, Walk. * , vii. 193.

Atenius, Har. xxiii, 129; xx.
549.

Atalanta, Stal, v. 205, 206.

Atax, Fabr., Xi. 426.

Atea sclopetaria, Koch, x. 430. i

etna P. H. Carp., xvi. 488-
493.

Temm..,

Atelecrinus balanoides, P. AH. Carp.,
xvi. 489, 492.

— cubensis, Pourt., Xvi. 489, 491, 492,
493.

— Wyvilli, P. H. Carp.*, xvi. 489,
492, 493.

Atelecyclus heterodon, Leach, vi. 166.

Atella, Doubl., xi. 436.

Atelornis, Puch., ii. 1388, 139.

Atemeles, Dillw., xx. 119, 120.

— emarginatus, Payk., xx. 119.

Atenistes, Pascoe * , x. 464; xii. 88.

— attenuatus, Fabr., x. 464.

— brenthoides, Buquet, x. 465.

— denticollis, Pascoe*, x. 465, 493,
xii. 88.

— fasciatus, Gylh., x. 465.

— longirostris, Pascoe * , x. 464; xii.
88

Atergatis floridus, Rumph., xx. 109.

— integerrimus, Lam., xx. 109.

Aterica, Boisd., xi. 434.

Aterpidz, xi. 53.

Aterpinz, x. 486, 441, 469; xi. 165-
167; xii. 85.

Aterpus, Schinh., x. 469; xi. 167.

— horrens, Boisd., x. 470.

Atesta, Pascoe * , ix. 99, 130.

— Angasii, Pascoe, ix. 99, 130.

— balteata, Pascoe, ix. 99, 130.

— pifasciata, Pascoe, ix. 130, 142.

Ateuchide, xi. 43. ;

Ateuchus, Weber, xi. 43, 60.

— pilularius, Zinn., xii. 111.

Athalia, Leach, Proc. ii. 66.

Athanasus Hdwardsii, Audouin, XX.
518.

Athemistus, Pascoe, ix. 115, 301.

— Aithiops, Pascoe * , ix. 306, 307.

— Armitagei, Pascoe * , ix. 87, 115.

— bituberculatus, Pascoe * , ix. 306.

— funereus, Pascoe * , ix. 87,115, 307.

— Howittii, Pascoe* , ix. 306.

— Kiame, Howitt, MS., ix. 306.

— pubescens, Pascoe, ix. 115, 307.

— puncticollis, Pascoe * , ix. 307.

— rugosulus, Guér., ix. 87, 115, 307.

Athene humeralis, H. & J., 11. 155.

— perlata, Vieill., xvii. 439.

Atherina Hepsetus, Linn., v. 27.

— Yarrellii, Cuv. §& Val., xv. 82.

Atherix nigritarsis, Dol., -v. 137.

Athlia, Hrichs. (Curtis), Proc. i. 199.

— rustica, Hrichs. (Curtis), Proc. 1.
199.

Athous, Eschsch., xi. 87.

Athyma, Westw., xi. 435.

— abiasa, Moore, xiii. 196.

— clerica, Butler * , xiii. 196.

— nefte, Cram., Xiii. 196.

GENERAL INDEX. 35

Athyma nivifera, Butler * , Xiii. 196.
Athyreus, Maci., i. 131.
—, descriptions of some new species of
(Westwood), Proc. i. 8358-360.
—armatus (Hope), Westw.*, Proc. i.
308.

— hbellatus, Westw.* , Proce. i. 358.

— bifurcatus, Klug, Proc. i. 359.

— bifurcatus, Lap., Proc. i. 359.

— bifurcatus, Macl., Proc. i. 359.

— Bilbergii, Gray (Westw.), Proc. 1.
359.

— centralis, Westw.*, Proce. 1. 359.

— furcicollis, Dey., Proc. i. 359,

— furcifer, De7., Proc. i. 359.

—gigas (Hope), Westw.*, Proc. 1.
358.

— pholas (Bug.), Westw.*, Proc. i.
309.

— poreatus, Lap., Proc. i. 359, 385.

— purpureipennis, Westw.*, Proc. 1.
359.

— recticornis, Guér., Proc. i. 359.

— rotundus (Hope), Westw.* , Proc. i.
358.

— Senegalensis, /abr., Proce. i. 385.

— Senegalensis, De7., Proc. i. 359.

—subarmatus, Westw.*, Proc. i.
358.

—- trituberculatus, Gory, Proc. i. 359.

— tuberculatus (Hope), Westw.* , Proc.
1, 358.

— Tweedyanus, Westw.*,
359.

Atimura, Pascoe, ix. 117.

— terminata, Pascoe, ix. 117.

Atkins, Jas. Ramsay, elected Fellow,
Proce. u. 33.

Atkinson, Arthur §., elected Fellow,
Proce. (1883-86) 16.

Atkinson, Edw., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1866-67) ii.

Atkinson, Wm., death announced, Proc.
(1880-82) 31.

Atkinson, Wm. S%., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1860-61) i.

—, death announced, Proc. (1875-80)

Proce. i.

ix.

Atlanta, Les., Xi. 18, 24,34; xv. 162,
163.

Atlantosaurus, Marsh, Proc. (1882-83)
25

Atmesia, Pascoe* , X. 468; xi. 446;
xii. 80.

—glaucina, Pascoe*, xi. 446, 492;
xii. 80.

—marginata, Pascoe*, x. 469, 493;
xii. 80.

Atomogaster, Macg. vi. 11.

— biseriata, Walk. * , vi. 11; ix. 22.

Atomogaster triseriata, Walk.*, vi.
HDS thse, BE

Atretium schistosum, Dawd., x. 50, 65.

Atta, Habr., vi. 32-35.

Atta, Latr., ii. 77; vi. 32-35; xi. 301,
333; Xiv. 623.

— barhara, Linn., vi. 34; iii, 258.

— hbellicosa, Ff. Smith, x1. 333.

— capitata, St.-Farg., vi. 35; vii.

10

— cephalotes, Fabr., vi. 32, 83; Xiv.
676.

— cingulata, Ff. Smith* ,
130; xi. 333.

— instabilis, #. Smith, xi. 333.

—nodifer, Ff, Smith, xi. 333.

— penetrans, F. Smith*, ii. 77; vii.
128; xi. 333.

— providens, Sykes, Proc. ii. 294.

— structor, Latr., vi. 35.

— testaceopilosa, /, Smith, xv. 168.

Attacus Atlas, Zinn., iii. 188.

— Hesperus, xvii. 58,

Attalus, Hrichs., Xi. 13, 14.

Attelabine, x. 436; xii. 87; xix.
319,

Attelabus Betulz, Linn. (Curtis), Proc.
ii. 265.

— Betuleti, Fabr. (Curtis), Proc. ii.
265, 266

— calpensis, Linn., Proc. ii. 32, 33.

— chrysidens, Pascoe * , xix. 319, 330.

— costipennis, Féhreus, Xix. 330.

Atthey, Thos., elected Associate, Proc.
(1874-75) vi; obituary, Proce.
(1879-80) Ivii.

Attheyella cingalensis, Brady*, xix.
296, 315.

— spinosa, Brady, xix. 296.

Attide, F. Smith, v.74; vi. 48; vii.
21; viii. 74.

Attus niger, Walck., x. 410.

— psyllus, Walck., x. 410.

Atylus bispinosus, Spence Bate, ix. 147 ,

— carinatus, Fabr., xv. 68.

—Swammerdamii, Spence Bate, ix.
147.

Atyporis, Pascoe, ix. 300.

— intercalaris, Pascoe * , ix. 301.

-— jubata, Pascoe, ix. 302.

Atypus Sulzeri, Latr., habits of (New-
man), Proe. (1855-56) v.

Atys, Montf., xvii. 341, 342.

— cylindrica, Helb., xvii. 342.

— —, var, solida, Brug., XVii. 342.

— hyalina, Watson * , xvii. 341.

— speciosa, 4. Ad., X¥Vil. 322.

Auchenia, J7U., ii. 29.

Auckland, Annulosa of (Adam White) -
Proe. i. 306.

D2

ii. 77; Vii.

36 GENERAL INDEX.

Aufidus, Stal, x. 289.

— alboater, Walk. * , x. 292.

— bipars, Walk.* , x. 290.

— crassivena, Walk. *, x. 291.

— hilaris, Walk. * , x. 291.

— partitus, Walk, * , x. 290.

— trifasciatus, Sta/, x. 290.

— tripars, Walk.* , x. 290.

— unicolor, Walk. * , x. 291.

Augochlora, Ff. Smith, vii. 113.

Auk, Great, remains of, on Island of
Oronsay, Argyllshire (Grieve), Proc.
(1880-82) 31; remains of (Gallo-
way), Proc. (1882-83) 8, 26.

—, Little, near Haileybury, Proc. 1.
369.

Aulacantha, H@ch., xiv. 148, 148, 150,
151, 160, 179.

Aulacidz, Shuck., v. 57; xi. 399.

Aulacophora, Chevr., xi. 86; Xx. 156,
168, 175, 178.

—, diagnostic notes on some of the
older described species of (Baly),
xx, 1-27.

— abdominalis, Fabr., xx. 2, 13, 14,
Wy

— albicornis, Chapuis, KX. 9.

— albofasciata, Baly * , xx. 2, 4, 6, 7.

— analis, Weber, xx. 176, 177, 188.

— anchora, Redt., xx. 26.

— angulicollis, Motsch., xx. 168.

— antennata, Baly* , xx. 3, 4, 21, 22.

— approximata, Baly* , xx. 2, 4, 12.

—argyrogaster, Montrouz., Xx. 178,
188.

— atripennis, Fabr., xx. 2, 4, 8.

— atripennis, Hope, XX. 5.

— austro-caledonica, Montrouz., XX.
179, 188.

— Batesi, Jac., XX. 26.

— bicolor, Weber, XX. 3, 4, 19, 20, 177.

— bipartita, Baly *, xx. 176, 183, 188.

— Boisduvali, Baly*, xx. 2, 4, 10,
23.

— coffer, Hornst., Xx. 3, 4, 17, 18, 20.

— cornuta, Baly, xx. 3, 5, 15.

— costatipennis, Baly * , XxX. 5, 26.

-— dorsalis, Boisd., xx. 11.

— Downesi, Baly* , xx. 3, 4, 20.

— Duboulayi, Baly * , xx. 3, 4, 22.

— Duvivieri, Baly* , xx. 5, 24.

— excavata, Baly* , XX. 3, 5, 18.

— excisa, Baly *, XX. 5, 25.

— Fabricii, Baly * , xx. 2, 5, 14.

— femoralis, Motsch., xx. 16.

— flaviventris, Baly * , xx. 2, 4, 13.

— foveicollis, Kister, xx. 3, 5, 13, 14,
16, 17.

— fraudulenta, Jacoby, xx. 176, 182,
185, 188.

Aulacophora frontalis, Baly * , xx. 176,
181, 188.

— impressa, Habr., xx. 18.

— instabilis, Baly * , xx. 2, 4, 10.

— levifrons, Baly*, xx. 176, 185,
188

— lata, Baly*, xx. 2, 4, 8, 9, 10, 13.

— Lewisii, Baly*, xx. 5, 24, 179,
188.

— luteicornis, Fabr., xx. 3, 5, 21, 22,

— melanoptera, Boisd., xx. 2, 4, '7.

— melanopus, Blanch., xx. 2, 4, 5.

— Mouhoti, Baly* , xx. 5, 25.

—nigripennis, Motsch., xx. 2, 4, 5,
24.

— nigrivestis, Boisd., xx. 3, 20, 24.

— nigroscutata, Baly*, xx. 2, 5, 14,
177.

—nigrosignata, Baly*, xx. 4, 12,
23

— occipitalis, Baly*, xx. 176, 179,
184, 185, 188.

— octomaculata, Baly * , xx. 3, 4, 17.

— Olivieri, Baly * , xx. 176, 184, 188.

— orientalis, Hornst., xx. 176, 180,
188.

— palliata, Schaller, xx. 176, 180, 188.

— palustris, Perroud, xx. 177.

— Perroudi, Baly * , xx. 177, 188.

— postica, Chapuis, XX. 2, 4, 12.

— propinqua, Baly *, xx. 2, 4, 11.

— pygidialis, Baly * , xx. 2, 4, 7.

— robusta, Duviv., XX. 16.

— rosea, Habr., xx. 2, 4, 9.

— rubrozonata, Blanch., xX. 2, 4, 11.

— semilimbata, Baly * , xx. 4, 24.

— sexnotata, Chapuis, xx. 19.

— similis, Oliv., ®X. 3, 5, 15, 16.

— simplicipennis, Clark, xx. 21.

— smaragdipennis, Duv., Xx. 23.

— Stevensi, Baly*, xx. 3, 5, 22.

— testacea, Fabr., Xx. 2, 3, 13.

— tetraspilota, Baly * xx. 3, 4, 17.

— unicolor, Jac., XX. 3, 23.

— varians, var. B, Chapuis, xx. 18.

— viridipennis, Chap., XX. 23.

— Wallacii, Baly*, xx. 3, 5, 15.

— Wilsoni, Baly * , xx. 177, 188.

Aulacus, Jurine, Xi. 399.

— signatus, Shuck., Xi. 399.

Aulana, Walk.* , vii. 204.

— confirmata, Walk.*, wii. 204; ix.
9

Aularhinus, Schén., xi. 481.

Aulodictyon, S. Kent, Xv. 328.

Aulonosoma tenebrioides, Motsch., Xix,
122.

Aulophorus, Schmarda, xx. 100.

— vagus, Leidy, XX. 95.

GENERAL INDEX. 37

Aulopoma, Trosch., xiv. 700.

Aulopora, Goldf., xviii. 5.

Aulopsammia, Reuss, xviii. 177, 203.

Aulosphera, Heckel, xiv. 179.

—elegantissima, Heckel, xiv. 149,
151.

Aulospherida, xiv. 173, 179.

Aurelia aurita, Linn., xii. 527-530
xiii, 191-194.

Auricula, Lam., iv. 45; x. 164.

Auriculella, Pfeiff, xi. 497.

Auriculide, v. 1738, 175.

Aurochs, Proe. ii. 332.

Ausinza, Walk. * , wii. 192.

— equa, Walk. * , vii. 192.

Austen, Nathaniel Lawrence, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1869-70) xxxiii ;
obituary, Proc. (1874-75) xxxvil.

Australian Association for the Advance-
ment of Science, letter from, Proc.
(1888-90) 100.

Australians, xx. 269.

Australica, Cheur., Xi. 54.

Autoba, Walk. * , vii. 57.

— versicolor, Walk. * , vii. 58.

Autochloris, Hiibn., xii. 368.

— eoncisa, Walk., xii. 370.

— thoracica, Walk., xii. 369.

Autolytus, Grube, xiv. 720.

— longisetosus, Hrst., xiv. 131, 134.

Automala, Walk. * , vii. 60.

— semidolosa, Walk. * , vii. 60.

Automolis, Hiibner, xii. 419, 420, 422,
433.

—ameoides, Butler *, xii. 421.

— angulosa, Walk., xii. 421.

— arrogans, Walk., xii. 415.

— contraria, Walk., xii. 421.

— crassa, Walk., xii. 480.

— fastuosa, Walk., xii. 416.

— flavicinctus, Herr.-Schaff.,
421.

— fuleurata, Butler * , xii. 420.

— geometrica, Felder, xii. 421.

— gloriosa, Walk., xii. 417.

— inornata, Walk., xii. 429.

— jucunda, Walk., xii. 417.

— Packardii, Butler * , xii. 420.

— pretexta, Felder, xii. 421.

— reducta, Walk., xii. 419.

— saturata, Walk., xii. 422.

— semirosea, Walk., xii. 428.

— sphingidea, Perty, xii. 420.

— submacula, Walk., xii. 415.

— Sypilus, Cram., xii. 420.

— vittigera, Felder, xii. 420.

Autonopis, Pascoe * , xii. 75, 99.

— lineata, Pascoe * , xii. 75, 78, 99.

Aveling, Dr. Edw. Bibbins, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1876-77) xiv.

Xii.

=

Aves of Fernando Noronha (Sharpe),
xx. 477-480.

—, Geographical Distribution of the
Members of the Class (Sclater),
Proc. (1856-57) xl; ii. 130-145.

Avian Characters of Crocodiles
(Seeley), xii. 160-164; of Che-
lonians, 179-181 ; of Lizards, 188—
190; of Ichthyosaurus, 299-801 ;
of Plesiosaurus, 319-321.

Aviceda cuculoides, Swains., Xvii. 438.

Avicella multispina, Van Ben., Xv. 233.

Avicula, Brug., xiv. 606.

— fucata, Gould, exhib. (Day), Proc.
(1883-86) 78.

— margaritifera, Brug., exhib. (Day),
Proc. (1883-86) 78; xv. 495.

— vyexillum, Heeve, exhib. (Day), Proc.
(1883-86) 78.

Avicule, Goldf., iv. 56.

Avis hyburgensis, Gesn. (Linné), Proc.
li. 32.

Axima, Walk., xvii. 54, 57.

— spinifrons, Walk., xvii. 54, 57, 77.

Axina Gloynei, Sowerby*, xx. 398,
400.

Axinzxa glycymeris, Linn., xvi. 485.

Axinella, Schmidt, xx. 566, 568.

— damicornis, Schmidt, xv. 493.

Axinellida, xv. 493.

Axinus flexuosus, Mont., xiv. 421,
423.

— —, var. polygona, Gwyn Jeffreys,
xiv. 421.

— obesus, Verrill, xiv. 421.

Axiocerses, Hiibn., Xi. 434.

Axionice flexuosa, Grube, Xiv. 132, 134.

Axionicus, Pascoe *, x. 455; xii. 94.

— insignis, Pascoe *, x. 455,493; xii.

4

Axohelia, #7. de From., X¥Viii. 203.

Axohellia, Hd. § H. xwiii. 45, 46.

Axolotl, exhibited(Christy), Proc. (1861-
62) evii.

Axona, Walk. * , vii. 211.

— volucelloides, Walk. * , vii. 212; ix.
18.

Axosmilia, Hd. & H., xviii. 50, 68,
195

Axyra, Hrichs., xi. 89.

Aye-Aye (Cheiromys madagascariensis,
Geoff.), on the Habits of (Sandwith),
Proe. (1858-59) xii; iv. 28-30.

Azecatridens, Ff. & H., Proc. ii. 121,
128.

Azelina, Guen., ix. 181, 184, 195,

— honestaria, Walk., ix. 184.

— saturata, Walk. * , ix. 181, 196.

— yariaria, Walk., ix. 184.

Azesia, Lef., Xi. 219, 220, 228.

38 GENERAL INDEX.

Azpeytia, Walk. * , viii. 113.
— scutellaris, Walk.*, viii. 113; ix.
18,

B.

Babington, Rev. Churchill, elected
Fellow, Proc. ii. 207; obituary,
Proc. (1888-90) 11, 46.

Babirussa, Cuv., Proc. (1883-86) 120.

— alfurus, Less., skulls of (Middleton),
Proce. (1879-80) liv.

Baccha, Fabr., 1. 125; iv. 121.

— Amphithoé, Walk., i. 125; ix. 4,
We

— basalis, Walk. * , v. 239; ix. 17.

— dispar, Walk.*, iv. 121; v. 285;
iscemliie

— incisa, Walk. * , v. 285; 1x. 17.

— moluccana, Dol., v. 167.

— purpuricola, Walk. * , i11.129; vii.
212; ix. 17.

— semilimpida, Dol., v. 167.

— tripartita, Walk.*, v. 285; vii.
212; ix. 17.

— vespxformis, Do/., v. 167.

“ Backa”’ Turtle, x. 9.

Bacterium rubescens, Ray Lankester,
Proe. (1882-83) 35.

— termo, Duy., xiii. 269.

Bactrocera conformis, Dol., v. 138.

— maculigera, Dol., v. 138.

— vespoides, Dol., v. 138.

Badausa, Walk. * , vii. 170.

— hypenoides, Walk. * , vii. 170.

Baddock attacking Whiting (Peach),
Proe. ii. 281.

Badis, Bleeker, xiii. 139, 142, 144;
Xiv. 563, 564, 578; xvili. 312.

— Buchanani, Bleeker, xiii. 144.

— dario, Ham. Buch., xiii. 144.

Badiza, Walk. *, wii. 195.

— ereboides, Walk. *, vii. 196.

Beotis Airope, Westw. § Hewits., ix.
439,

— Cingulus, Westw. §& Hewits., ix. 439.

— trochilia, Westw. § Hewits.,ix. 444.

Baer, Dr. Carl Ernst yon, elected Foreign
Member, Proc. i. 101; death an-
nounced, Proc. (1876-77) xix.

Baétis rhodani, Péct., xvi. 155, 176.

Beetisca obesa, Say, xii. 144, 145.

Bagarius, Cuv. § Val., xiii. 343; xiv.
562, 565, 578.

— eee Bleeker, xii. 571; X1ii.

ole

— Yarrellii, Jerdon, xii. 571.

— Yarrellii, Sykes, xiii. 351.

Bagistana, Walk. *, vii, 194.

Bagistana rudis, Walk. * , vii. 194.

Bagot, Rt. Hon. Wm., obituary, Proc.
(1855-56) xxxvi.

Bagrichthys, Bleeker, Xviil. 315.

Bagrina, XVili. 315.

Bagroides, Bleeker, xviii. 315.

Bagrus, Cuv., XV. 40.

— abbreviatus, Cuv. & Val., xiii. 344.

— affinis, Jerdon, Kili. 345.

— agricolus, Jerdon, xiii. 345.

— albilabrus, Cuy. & Val., xiii, 344.

— aorellus, Blyth, xiii. 344.

— aorides, Jerdon, Kili. 344.

—aorinus, Val., xiii. 344.

— Birmannus, Cuy. & Val., xiii. 344.

— exodon, Bleeker, xiii. 347.

— exodon, Val., Xii. 569.

— fuscus, Cuy. & Wal., xiii. 344.

— goongwaree, Bleeker & Jerdon, Xii.
569.

— gulioides, Bleeker, xiii. 344.

— itchkeea, Bleeker, xii. 571.

— keletius, Bleeker, xiii. 345.

— kuturnee, Jerdon, xii. 568.

— Lamarrii, Cuy. & Val., xiii. 344.

—lona, Bleeker, xii. 571.

-—lonah, Sykes, xii. 571.

— melas, Bleeker, xii. 344.

—- rhodopterygius, Bleeker, xiii. 344.

— Schlegelit, Bleeker, xiii. 344.

— seenghala, Bleeker & Jerdon, xii.
568.

— seengtee, Bleeker, xii. 568.

— taakree, Blecher & Jerdon, xii. 569.

— tengara, var., Blyth, xiii. 345.

— trachacanthus, Cav. & Val., Xiii. 345.

-— Yarrellii, Sykes, xii. 571.

Baikie, Dr., Letter to Sir John
Richardson, from the Quorra, iii.
76, 77.

—, Report on progress of Expedition up
the Quorra, Proc. (1857-58) vi.

Bailey, Charles, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1877-78) xxxv.

Bailey, Fredk. Manson, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1877-78) xxix.

Baillie, Hdm. J., elected Fellow, Proce.
(1882-83) 13.

Baily, Francis, obituary, Proc. i. 238.

Baily, Wm. Hellier, elected Fellow,
Proe.(1862-63) vi. ; obituary, Proc.
(1888-90) 11, 47.

Bain, John, elected Associate,
(1862-63) vi.

Baird, Prof. Spencer F., elected For.
Memb., Proc. (1869-70) xxxvi;
obituary, Proc. (1887-88) 83.

—,on the Geographical Distribution,
&e., of N. American Birds (Ben-
tham), Proc. (1868-69) xeviii.

Proe.

GENERAL INDEX. 39

Baird, Dr. Wm., elected Fellow, Proce. i.
321; obituary, Proc. (1871-72)
lyiil.

—, A new species of British Cheetopter-
idze, Proc. (1863-64) viii.

—, Contributions to a Monograph of
the Aphroditacea, Proc. (1865-66)
ili; Vili. 172-202; ix. 31-88.

—, New British Annelide, belonging to
the Tribe Rapacea of Grube, Viii.
8-10.

—, New species of Amphinomide, Proc.
(1863-64) iy.

—, New species of Annelida and
Gephyrea in the Collection of the
Brit. Mus., Proc. (1869-70) xxxvi ;
xi. 94, 98.

—, New species and varieties of tubi-
colous Annelidesin the Collection
of the British Museum, Proc.
(1863-64) viii, xlv; Proc. (1864-
65) iii ; viii. 10-22, 157-160.

—, New variety of Lepidonotus cirratus,
O. Fabr., parasitic in the tube of
Cheetopterus insignis, Baird, Proc.
(1864-65) xiv ; viii. 161-162.

—, Notes on the food of Freshwater
Fishes, Proc. (1856-57) vi.

—, On Annelides belonging to the group
of Hunicea, Cuv., Proc. (1868-69)
xlii; x. 341-861.

—, On the Amphinomacea, Proc. (1867-
68) 1; x. 215-250.

—, On Spiroptera sanguinolenta, Hud.,
a parasite found in the heart of dogs
in China, Proc. (1866-67) x; ix.
296-298.

Bairdia tenera, Brady * , xix. 504, 316.

Bairdiella, Gid/, xiii. 140.

Bairstow, S. D., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1879-80) liv.

Baker, Rey. Canon Jas., elected Fellow,
Proce. (1883-86) 8.

Baker, Geo. Thos., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1887-88) 10.

Baladeva Walkeri, Waterh., Proc. ii.
294.

Balena, Zinn., ii. 5; xiii. 187.

— borealis, Mischer, v. 39.

— maximus borealis, Knox, xi. 146.

— Mysticetus, Linn., iii. 75.

Baleniceps, Gould, ii. 138.

— Rex, Gould * , Proc. ii. 109; xiii. 91.

Balenide, ii. 87; xii. 317.

Balznoptera, Lac, ii. 5; xi. 146;
il. 157; xiii. 187.

— rostrata, Fabr., ili. 64; v. 8; Xi.
146.

Balaninez, x. 486; xix. 319.

Balaninus, Germ., Xix. 332.

Balaninus brevirostris, Pascoe* , xix.
319, 331.

Balanoglossus, Delle Chiaje, xii. 215,
216, 222.

Balanophyllia, 8. Wood, xviii. 175,
178, 199.

Balanophyllioida, xviii. 173, 175, 199.

Balantidium, Clap. & Lach., xii. 203,
204.

Balantiocheilus, Xiv. 538
ftnote.

Balanus, List., Proc.(1886-87) 2; xvii.
106.

—armatus, Ff. Miiller, Proc. (1867-
68) Ixxxviii.

— crenatus, Bruguiere, xv. 73.

— Hameri, Ase., xx. 456.

— improvisus, var. assimilis, Darwin,
Proc. (1867-68) Ixxxviii.

— poreatus, Da Costa, xv. 73.

— punctatus, Mont., xii. 518.

Balatea, Waik., X11. 353.

— egerioides, Walk., xii. 355.

Baldock, John Henry, elected Fellow,
Proe. (1875-80) iii.

Balea, Prid., xi. 28.

Balfour, Prof.Francis M.,elected Fellow,
Proce. (1875-80) ii ; obituary, Proc.
(1882-88) 39.

Balfour, Prof. John Hutton, elected
Fellow, Proc. i. 212; obituary,
(Proc. 1883-86) 30.

Balistera, Gray, xiv. 536 ftnote.

Balistes, Linn., ix. 166; xv. 45.

Balkwill, Fredk. Pryor, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1869-70) xxxiv.

—, Brit. Foraminifera exhib., Proc.
(1882-83) 2.

Ballan Wrasse, xv. 312.

Baly, Joseph Sugar, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1864-65) eviii; obituary,
Proce. (1888-90) 75, 92.

—, Descriptions of genera and species of
Australian Phytophagous Beetles,
Proce. (1876-77) xxii; xiii. 458-479.

—, Descriptions of new species and
genera of Humolpide, xiv. 246-
265.

—, Descriptions of new genera and
species of Phytophagous Coleo-
ptera, Proc. (1877-78) xxvi; xiv.
336-356.

—, Descriptions of new species of
Galerucide, Proc. (1883-86) 129,
(1887-88) 9; xx. 1-27, 156-158.

—, The Colombian species of the genus
Diabrotica, Chevr., withdescriptions
of those hitherto uncharacterized,
Proc. (1883-86) 121, 128; xix.
213-259.

Bleeker,

40

Bandicoots, Xiii. 189.

Bangana, Ham. Buch., xiv. 537 ftnote.

Banisia, Walk. * , vii. 77.

— fenestrifera, Walk. * , vii. 78.

— (?) tetragonata, Walk. * , vii. 78.

Banks, Sir Joseph, and the foundation of
the Linnean Soe. (T. Bell), Proce.
(1856-57) x, xi.

—, autograph letter of, Proc. ii. 372.

—,cast of bust of, pres. (Bennett),
Proc. (1859-60), i.

—, portraits and busts of, Proce. ii. 53;
Proc. (1888-90) 31, 42.

Bantam fowls, Japanese, Xx. 240.

Bantana, Walk. * , vii. 52.

— albida, Walk. *, wii. 52.

Barasa, Walk. * , wi. 192.

— acronyctoides, Walk. * , vi. 192.

Barbel, xiii. 203.

Barber, Charles Henry, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1885-86) 4.

Barber, Mrs., on the Stone-Grasshopper
of Graham’s Town, 8. Africa, Proc.
(1868-69) xlii.

—, Carnivorous and _ insectivorous
plants, Proc. (1870-71) xxix.

Barbesola, Walk. * , wi. 187.

— defixa, Walk. *, wi. 188.

Barbicornis, Godart, ix. 482.

-—— basilis, Glodt., ix. 432.

— Mona, Hewits., ix. 432.

Barbodes, Bleeh., xiv. 545, 575, 576.

— Dobsoni, Day * , xii. 574.

Barbus, Cuv. § Val., xii. 570; Xili.
203; xiv. 538, 545, 561, 566,
574-576, 579; xv. 42.

— ambassis, Day, Xiv. 548.

— amphibius, Cuv. & Val., Xiv. 547.

—apogon, Cuv. § Val., xiv. 547.

— arenatus, Day, xiv. 547.

—arulius, Jerdon, xiv. 546 ftnote,
547.

— arulius, Giinther, xiv. 546 ftnote.

— Beayani, Giinther, xiv. 545 ftnote.

— Blythii, Day, xiv. 546.

— bovanicus, Day, xiv. 546.

— burmanicus, Day, xiv. 547.

— carnaticus, Jerdon, xiv. 545.

— caudimarginatus, Blyth, xiv. 545
ftnote.

— chagunio, Ham. Buch., xiv. 545.

— chilinoides, M‘Clelland, xiv. 545.

— chola, Ham. Buch., xiv. 547.

—chrysopoma, Cw. g§ Val., xiv.
545.

— chrysopterus, M‘Clelland, xiv.
548.

— clavatus, M‘Clelland, xiv. 545.

— communis, Nordm.. v. 28, 32, 43,
50,

GENERAL INDEX.

Barbus compressus, Day, xiv. 546.

— conchonius, Ham. Buch., xiv. 548,
576.

— conirostris, Ginther, xiv. 545 ftnote.

— cosuatis, Ham. Buch., xii. 575;
xiv. 548.

— Cumineii, Ginther, xiv. 548.

— curmuca, Ham. Buch., Xiv. 546.

— deliciosus, M‘Clelland, xiv. 545
ftnote.

— Denisonii, Day, xi. 528; xiv. 547.

— diplochilus, Heckel, xiv. 545 ftnote.

— Dobsoni, Day, xiv. 546.

— dorsalis, Jerdon, xiv. 547.

— dubius, Day, Xiv. 545.

— dukai, Day, xiv. 545.

— Duvaueelli, Cuv. § Val., xiv. 545
ftnote.

— filamentosus, Cuv. § Val., xiv. 547
ftnote, 549, 576.

— filamentosus, Giinther, xiv. 547
ftnote.

— gardinodes, Cuv. & Val., xiv. 545
ftnote.

— gelius, Ham. Buch., xiv. 548.

— goniosoma, Bleeker, Xiv. 545.

— gracilis, Jerdon, xiv. 545 ftnote.

— Grayi, Day, xiv. 546 ftnote.

— Guentheri, Day, xii. 575; Xiv.
547 ftnote.

— guganis, Ham. Buch., xiv. 548.

— Hamiltonii, Jerdon, xiv. 546 ftnote.

—hexagonolepis, M‘Clelland, xiv.
045.

— hexastichus, M‘ Clelland, xiv. 546.

— himalayanus, Day, xiv. 545 ftnote.

— innominatus, Day, xiv. 546.

— Jerdoni, Day, xiv. 546.

— khudree, Sykes, xii. 574,575; xiv.
546 ftnote.

-—kolus, Sykes, xii. 575, 577; xiv.
547.

— liacanthus, Giinther, xiv. 547 ftnote.

— lithopidos, Day, xiv. 546.

— Layardi, Ginther, xiv. 547 ftnote.

— M‘Olellandi, Day, xiv. 548 ftnote.

— M‘Clellandi, Cuv. & Val., xiv. 548

ftnote.

— macrocephalus, M‘Clelland, xiv.
546 ftnote.

— macrolepidotus, Cuv. § Val., Xiv.
546

— mahecola, Cuv. § Val., xiv. 547.

—- mahicola, Cuv. & Val., xiv. 576.

— malabaricus, Jerdon, xiv. 546.

—megalepis, M‘Clelland, xiv. 546
ftnote.

— melanampyx, Day, Xiv. 546.

— melanostigma, Day, xiv. 547.

; — micropogon, Cuv. § Val., xiv. 545.

GENERAL INDEX. 41

Barbus micropogon, Giinther, Xiv. 545
ftnote.

— mussulah, Sykes, xii. 575; xiv.
546 ftnote.

— mysorensis, Jerdon, Xiv. 545 ftnote.

—nasutus, Cuv. & Val. xiv. 545
ftnote.

— Neilli, Day, xiv. 546.

— nigrofasciatus, Giinther, xiv. 548.

— parrah, Day, xiv. 547.

— phutunio, Ham. Buch., xiv. 548.

— pinnauratus, Day, xiv. 545.

— pleurotenia, Bleeker, xiv. 545.

— Polydori, Bleeker, xiv. 545 ftnote.

— progeneius, M‘Clelland, xiv. 546
ftnote.

— Puckelli, Day, xiv. 547.

— pulchellus, Day, xiv. . +6.

— punctatus, Day, xiv. 548.

— punjaubensis, Day, xiv. 548.

— puntio, Ham. Buch., xiv. 549.

— roseipinnis, Cuv. § Val., xiv. 545.

— Russelli, Giinther, xiv. 545 ftnote.

—sarana, Ham. Buch., X11. 574, 575;
xiv. 545.

— sarana, M‘Clelland, xiv. 545 ftnote.

— sophore, Ham. Buch., xiv. 546.

—sophoroides, Giinther, xiv. 547
ftnote. .

— spilophilos, M‘Clelland, xiv. 575
ftnote.

— spilophilus, M‘Clelland, xiv. 545
ftnote.

— spilurus, Giinther, xiv. 545 ftnote.
— spinulosus, ‘Clelland, xiv. 546.
— Stephensonii, Day, xiv. 546.

— stigma, Owv. § Val., xiv. 548.

— stigma, Ham. Buch., xii. 575.

— Stoliczkanus, Day, xiv. 548.

— Stracheyi, Day, xiv. 546.

— subuasutus, Cuv. § Val., xiv. 545

ftnote.

— terio, Ham. Buch., xiv. 548, 577.

—tetrarupugus, M‘Clelland, xiv.
547.

—tetraspilus, Giinther, xiv. 547
ftnote.

— thermalis, Giinther, xiv. 547 ftnote.

— thermalis, Cuv. & Val., xiv. 547
ftnote, 548.

— Thomassi, Day, xiv. 546, 575
ftnote.

— tileo, Sykes, xiv. 575 ftnote.

— tincto, Ham. Buch., xiv. 548.

—tor, Ham. Buch. xii. 575, 577;
xiv. 546.

— unimaculatus, Blyth, xiv. 548.

— vittatus, Day, xiv. 549.

— Waageni, Day, xiv. 548.

— wynaadensis, Day, xiv. 546.

Barbus (Barbodes) Dobsoni, Day * , xii.
574.

— (—) wynaadensis, Day * , x1. 528.

Barclay, Sir David, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1865-66) ii.

Bardistus, Newm., ix. 128.

— cibarius, Newm., ix. 128.

Bardunia nasuta, Sa, xX. 1383.

Barford, Alfred Henry, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1859-60) 11; obituary, Proce.
(1880-82) 38.

Bargilis, see Burgilus, S¢a/, xx. 535.

Baridine, x. 437; xi. 487-490; xii.

57-65.

Barilius, Ham. Buch., Xiv. 538, 550,
559 ftnote, 561, 566, 573, 575 ftnote,

— alburnus, Giinther, xiv. 550 ftnote.

— Bakeri, Day, xiv. 551.

— harila, Ham. Buch., xiv. 551.

— Barna, Ham. Buch., xiv. 551.

—bendelisis, Mam. Buch.,
551.

— Bleekeri, Day, xiv. 550 ftnote.

— bola, Day, xiv. 551.

— Canarensis, Jerdon, xiv. 551.

— cocsa, Ham. Buch., xii. 576.

— Evezardi, Day, xiv. 551.

— gatensis, Cuv. § Val., xiv. 551.

— guttatus, Day, xiv. 551.

— modestus, Day, Xiv. 551.

—-morarensis, Giinther, xiv. 551
ftnote.

— papillatus, Day, xiv. 551 ftnote.

— radiolatus, Day, xiv. 551.

— rugosus, Day, Xiv. 551 ftnote.

— schacra, Ham. Buch., xiv. 551.

—tileo, Ham. Buch., xiv. 551, 575
ftnote.

—vagra, Ham. Buch., xiv. 550.

Barington, Hon. Shute (Bp. of Durham),
cast of bust of, pres. (Bennett),
Proc. (1859-60) i.

Baripus, Dej., xi. 57.

Baris, Germ., xi. 488.

— complanatus, De., xii. 62.

— instabilis, Bohem., xii. 60.

— melas, Bohem., xii. 60.

— virgata, Bohem., xii. 61.

Barita Keraudreni, Less., ii. 162.

— Quoyi, Less., ii. 162.

— Sonnerati, Less., ii. 162.

— varia, Miill., ii. 162.

Baritius, Walk., xii. 431.

— discalis, Walk, xii. 431.

Barkly, Sir Henry, and Col. Nicholas
Pike, Notes on the Flora and
Fauna of Round Island, Proe.
(1869-70) xxxy.

Barlow, Rey. John, obituary, Proc.
(1869-70) xevii.

Xiv.

492 GENERAL INDEX.

Barlow, Thos. Worthington, elected
Fellow, Proc. i. 867; obituary,
Proe. (1856-57) xxv.

Barnard, Major Cary, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1860-61) vi.

Barnard, Dr. Charles, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1880-82) ii,

Barnard, Hdw., obituary, Proc. (1861-
62) Ixxxv.

Barnes, Phil., obituary, Proc. (1873-74)
xlvi.

Barnes, Phil. Hdw.,
(1860-61) xxi.

Barnes, Richard Hawksworth,
Fellow, Proc. (1862-63) vii.

Barrett, Lucas, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1859-60) vii; obituary, Proc.
(1862-63) xxxi.

Barrett, Wm. Bowles, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1882-83) 6.

Barrington, Richard Mauliffe, elected
Fellow, Proe. (1882-83) 7.

Barrington, Bishop Shute, cast of Bust
of, Proc. (1888-90) 31.

Barron, Hunter Jackson, obituary, Proc.
(1888-90) 11, 48. ,

Barrow, Sir John, obituary, Proc. ii.
8.

obituary, Proc.

elected

Barter, letter on the Expedition up the
Quorra, Proce. (1857-58) vii.
Barter, Charles, elected Associate, Proc.

(1858-59) ii; obituary, Proce.
(1859-60) xx.
Barth, Dr. Heinrich, elected Fellow,

Proce. (1856-57) vi ;
Proe. (1865-66) liii.
Bartlet, John, death announced, Proc.
1, 67.
Bartlett, A. Dee, elected Associate,
Proce. (1879-80) 1i.
Bartlett, Clarence, exhibits an African
caterpillar, Proc. (1883-86) 124.
Baryhelia, Hd. § H., xviii. 37, 195.
Baryhelioida, Xviii. 37, 195.
Barypenthus, Burm., xi. 120.
Baryphyllia, £. de From., X viii. 98, 100,
196.
Baryrrhynchus Miles,
300

obituary,

Bohem., Xvii.

— Poweri, Roelofs, xvii. 300, 302.

Barysastrea, Hd. ¢& H., xviii. 119,
Oe

Barysastreoida, xviii. 104, 119, 197.

Barysmilia, Hd. ¢ H., xviii. 98, 99,
101, 196.

Barystethus, Lac., xii. ‘71, 72.

—— ater, Pascoe * , xii. 71, 78, 99.

— melanosoma, Bois., xii. 71.

ny areca Walk.*, 1, 128; iv
120.

Baryterocera gibbula, Walk. * , iv. 120;
ixx. 18.

— inclusa, Walk. * ,i. 123, 175; ix. 18.

Basilissa, Watson*, xiv. 586, 593,
698, 706.

— alta, Watson * , xiv. 596, 597, 600.

— —, var, oxytoma, Watson, Xiv.
693.

— altus, Watson * , xiv. 597,

— costulata, Watson * , xiv. 600, 698,
694,

— lampra, Watson * , xiv. 593.

—munda, Watson*, xiv. 596, 598,
600.

— mundus, Watson* , xiv. 596.

— oxytropis, Watson * , xiv. 692, 693,
694.

— superba, Watson * , xiv. 598.

— superbus, Watson * , xiv. 598.

— simplex, Watson*, xiv. 595, 597,
598, 600.

Bassaricyon, Allen, Xix. 13.

Bassaris, Wagl., xix. 12, 13.

Bastian, Henry Charles, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1862-63) ix.

—, On the Structure and Nature of the
Dracuneculus, or Guinea-worm,
Proc. (1862-63) v.

—, On the free Nematoids, marine ana
freshwater, with descriptions of
100 species, Proc. (1864—65) ii.

—, On some Helminthological experi-
meuts by Prof. Leuckart, such as
the relationship existing between
the Free and Parasitic Nematoids,
Proce. (1865-66) iv.

—, On the conditions favouring Fer-
mentation and the appearance of
Bacilli, Micrococci, and Torulz in
previously boiled fluids, by, xiv.

Bastow, Richard <A., elected Fellow,
Proc. (1883-86) 120; resigned,
Proe. (1888-90) 11.

Bat, Albino, from Jamaica (Hspeut),
Proe. (1880-82) 25.

Bat from Gold Coast, parasitic worm
from (Dobson), Proc. (1880-82) 2.

Batagur, Gray, X. 14; xii. 436, 437.

-— baska, Gray, x. 9, 17.

— Berdmorei, Blyth, x. 6, 8, 16, 17,
20; xii. 435.

— dhongoka, Gray, xii. 439.

— fuseus, Gray, Xii. 435.

— lineatus, Gray, X. 16, 20; xii. 435,
441.

— ocellata, Dum. § Bibr., xii. 435.

— Thurgii, Gray, Xii. 441,

— trivittata, D. ¢ B., x. 6, 9, 14-16,

20.

GENERAL INDEX. 43

Batasio, Blyth, xiii. 348.

— affinis, Blyth, xiii. 344.

Bate, Charles Spence, elected Fellow,
Proe. ii. 293.

—, On the Homologies of the Carapace
and on the Structure and Functions
of the Antenne in the Crustacea,
Proce. ii. 376-379.

—, On the importance of an examination
of the structure of the Integument
of Crustacea in the determination
of doubtful species—A pplication to
the genus Galathea, Kabr., with
the description of a new species of
that genus, Proc. (1857-58) vi;
iii. 1-4.

Bates, Henry Walter, elected Fellow;
Proce. (1871-72) xxix.

—, exhibition of insects coll. by, in 8.
Amer., Proc. ii. 154.

—, On Termites, Proc. ii. 233 *.

—, On the Insect Fauna of the Amazon
Valley, Proc. (1868-69) xciii, xciv.

—, Insect Fauna of the Amazon Valley—
Lepidoptera; Heliconine, Proc.
(1861-62) ly, lviii; vi. 73-77.

—, Descriptions of 52 new species of
Phasmidz from the Collection of
W. W. Saunders, with remarks
on the Family, Proc. (1864-65)
evil. See Trans. vol. xxv. part 2.

—, A Catalogue of Hrycinide, a Family
of Diurnal Lepidoptera, Proc.
(1866-67) xlii; ix. 367-459.

—, longicorn Beetles of Japan:
Additions, chiefly from the later
Collections of Mr. George Lewis;
and Notes on the Synonymy,
Distribution, and Habits of the
previously known species, Proc.
(1883-86) 16 ; xviii. 205-262,

—, On anew Species of Brachyonychus,
Chaud., from the Mergui Archipe-
lago, Proc. (1886-87) 5.

Batesia, Feld., xi. 438.

Bathangia, Keferst., xvi. 64, 66, 195.

Bathelia, Moseley, xviii. 41, 43, 195.

Bathyactis, Moseley, xviii. 31, 149, 151,
198

Bathybius, Hu«ley, xiii. 433-435.

Bathycenia, Tomes, xviii. 120, 122,
197.

Bathyerinus, Thoms., Xvi. 499.

— aldrichianus, Wyv. Thoms.*, xiii.
47-55.

— gracilis, Wyv. Thoms., xiii. 47, 48,
55.

Bathyeyathus, Hd. § H., xviii. 21, 25,
203.

— elegans, Studer, Xviii. 59.

Bathyporeia pilosa, Lindstr., xx. 456.

Batia, Walk. * , ix. 181, 191.

— squamicosta, Walk, *, ix. 181, 191.

Batis orientalis, Hewgl., xvii. 425.

Batocera, Casteln., 1x. 115.

— Boisduvalii, Hope, ix. 113.

— lena, Thoms., 1x. 300.

— rubus, Linn., ix. 113.

Batracharta, Walk. * , vi. 196.

— obliqua, Walk. * , vi. 196.

Batrachia, Proc. (1882-83), 21; v. 219,
224, 225; xii. 185; sacral region
of, Xiii. 371-3738, xv. 39.

— absent from Fernando Noronha

(Ridley), Proc. (1887-88) 1; xv.
39

— of Mergui Archipelago, Proc. (1888—
90) 53.

Batrachonotus, Stimpson, xiv. 645.

— fragosus, Stimpson, xiv. 645.

Batrachophidii, Bon., v. 225.

Batrachostomus, Gowld, xx. 351.

Bats, notice of several species captured
in England (G. B. Buckton), Proce.
ii. 259-261.

—, Natterer’s and Daubenton’s (Hart-
ing), Proc. (1887-88) 12; xxiii. 186.

—, piscivorous (Harting and Stewart),
Proe. (1888-90) 2, 6, 7.

Battersbyia, Hd. § H., xviii. 5,74, 75,
196.

Battus, Scopoli, x. 496.

Bauer, Ferdinand, biographical sketch
(Lhotsky), Proe. i. 39.

Bauer, Francis, F.R.S8., obituary, Proc.
ly LOL.

Baxter, Wm., obituary, Proc. (1871-72)
Ix; portrait of, Proc. (1888-90) 42.

Baza cuculoides, Swains., X Vii. 438.

— Gurneyi, Ramsay * , xvi. 130.

— Reinwardtii, Mill. § Schldg., xiii.
309, 490; xvi. 130, 424.

— stenozoa, Ramsay, xiii. 490.

— subcristata, Ramsay, xiii. 490;
Xvi. 130, 424.

Bdella calandroides, Murray, xiv. 121.

Bdellidze, xiv. 121.

Beale, Edw. John, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1871-72) xxvii.

Beana, Walk. *, vi. 183.

— polychroma, Walk.* , vi. 183.

Bear, Xii. 159, 188; xix. 19, 23, 25.

—, Brown, Ascaris transfuga, Rudolphi,
in leg of (Cobbold), Proce. (1880-82)
27

Beardsley, Amos, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1856-57) i.

Beatty, SirWm., Knt., death announced,
Proce. i. 135,

Beaufoy, Henry, obituary, Proc. ii. 180.

44 GENERAL INDEX.

Beaver, xii. 159, 177.

—, Brain of (Owen), ii. 15.

— in Rocky Mountains (Green), Proc.
(1868-69) xxiv.

— on Pacific Slope of Rocky Mountains
(Green and Brown), x. 361-372;
in Britain, x. 370-371.

Bebelatus, Pascoe * , xi. 488; xii. 97.

— aranea, Pascoe * , xi, 489, 492; xii.
97

Bebius, Pascoe, ix. 102, 133.

— filiformis, Pascoe, ix. 133.

Beche, sce De la Beche.

Beckett, Thos. W. V., elected Fellow,
Proce. (1864-65) v.

Beddard, Frank E., Report on the
Annelids of the Mergui Expedition,
Proc. (1886-87) 22.

Beddome, Col. Richard Henry, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1880-82) 27.

Bedelia persica, Baly * , Xiw. 259.

Bedford, John, Duke of, K.G., obituary,
Proe. i. 67.

Bedford, Rev. Jos. Louis, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1871-72) xxx.

Bedingfeld, Rev. Jas., elected Fellow,
Proe. ii. 69; death announced,
Proc. (1878-79) xlv.

Bedula, Gray, xiii. 139.

— Hawiltoni, Gray § Hardw., xiii.
144.

Bee, Hive, death supposed to be caused
by parasitic fungus (H. Higgins),
Proc. (1857-58) li.

—, Honey, antenna of (Briant), Proc.
(1883-86) 3; xis. 48-88.

—, secretory gland in head of (Cheshire),
Proe. (1883-86) 78.

—, tongue of (Cheshire), Proc. (1883-
86) 128.

—, vegetable parasite on (W. G. Smith),
Proce. (1880-82) 28.

—, Worker, tongue of (Briant), Proc.
(1883-86) 10; xvii. 408-417.
Beehives, on aqueous vapour and waxin

(Newport), Proce. i. 288-290.

Bee-parasite (Melittobia Audouinii,
Westw.) (Westwood), Proce. ii. 37.

Bees, vii. 113-117 ; xvii. 41, 46.

—, see also Apidee.

—, colours of Flowers as an attraction
to (Sir John Lubbock), xvi. 110-
115.

— fertilizing Coryanthus (Rodway),
Proe. (1886-87) 3.

—, parthenogenesis in, Proc. (1882-83)
37.

—, production of Queens (Lubbock),
xv. 384, 385.
— visiting Flowers, xvii, 175-194.

Bees, Wasps, and Ants (Lubbock), Proc.
(1873-74) xix, xx; Proc. (1874-75)
iii;- Proce. (1876-77) xvi; Proc.
(1877-78) xxvii; Proc. (1878-79)
xl; Proc. (1880-82) 20, 23; Proc.
(1882-83) 2; Proce. (1887-88) 5;
xii, 110-139, 227-251, 445-514;
xvi. 110-115; xx. 118-136.

Beetham, Wm., death announced, Proc.
1. 67.

Beetle, Australian, fungoid growths on

larva of (Shillitoe), Proc. (1875-
80) vii.

—, parthenogenesis in (M‘Lachlan),
Proc. (1880-82) 21.

Beetles, Australian Phytophagous
(Baly), Proe. (1876-77) xxii ; Xiil.
458-479.

— in fossil Copal (Hooker), Proc.
(1873-74) xi.

—, Longicorn, of Japan (Bates), Proc.
(1883-86) 16; xviii. 205-262.

—, luminous, from Dominica, Proc.
(1883-86) 129.

—, respiratory action of Carnivorous
Water (Sharp), Proc. (1876-77) xiii.

Bela (?) expansa, G. O. Sars, xv. 449.

— turricula, Mont., xx. 448, 466.

Belciana, Walk. * , vi. 182.

— biformis, Walk., vi. 182.

Belemnia, Walk., xii, 422, 433.

— Crameri, Butler, xii. 422.

— eryx, Fabricius, xii. 422.

— inaurata, Sulzer, xii, 422.

— Jovis, Butler, xii. 422.

Belemnites mucronatus, Blainw., ix. 149.

Belenois, Hiibn., xi. 434.

Belfrage, J. H., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1859-60) v.

Belidea, Wagn., ii. 154.

— Ariel, Gould, ii. 154.

— sciurea, Gould, ii. 154.

Belideus, Waterh., iv. 173.

Beline, x. 486, 445, 474; xii. 87.

Belionota, Eschsch., xi. 89.

Bell, Sir Charles, K.H., obituary, Proc.
i. 135.

Bell, Prof. F. Jeffrey, Note on an ab-
normal (quadriradiate) specimen of
Amblypneustes formosus, Val.,
Proce. (1879-80) lvi; xv. 126-129.

—, On the apparent retention of the
Suranal Plate by a young Hchino-
metra, Proc. (1880-82) 8; xv.
318-320.

—, Report on the Echinodermata coll.
by Francis Day in H.ML.S. ‘ Triton’
off the E. Coast of Scotland in July,
1882, Proc. (1882-83) 4; xvii
102-104,

ical

GENERAL INDEX. 45

Bell, F. J., Description of a new species
of Minyad from Australia, Proc.
(1883-86) 76; xix. 114-116.

—, The Holothurians of Mergui, Proc.
(1883-86) 134.

Bell, nae Isaac, death announced, Proc.
i. 135.

Bell, Jacob, obituary, Proc. (1859-60)
xxii.

Bell, Prof. Thos., President's Address,
(1854) Proc. ii. 296-304, (1855)
380-404; (1856), Proc. (1855-56)
xix—xxxill ; (1857), Proc. (1856-57)
Vili-xxi; (1858), Proc. (1857-58)
xi-xxili; (1859), Proce. (1858-59)
viii ; (1860), Proc. (1859-60) viii-
xx; (1861), Proc. (1860-61) x-xx.

—, Habits of Argyronetaaquatica, Walk.,
Proce. (1855-56) ii; i. 2-4.

—, Hore Carcinologice, or Notices of
Crustacea: I. A Monograph of
the Leucosiadz, with observations
on the relations, structure, habits,
aud distribution of the family, a
revision of the generic characters,
and descriptions of new genera and
species, Proc. 11. 428-435.

—, description of Amorphopus, a new
genus of Crustacea, of the Family

of Pinnotheridz, Proc. (1857-58) _

iii; iti. 27-29.

—, presents physiological works, Proc.
(1858-59) 1; vote of thanks to,
Proce. (1860-61) xlviii.

—, obit., Proc. (1879-80) liv, lvii;
lithograph of, presented by Geo.
Ransome, Proc. ii. 94; presentation
of Portrait of, painted by Pickers-
gill, Proc. (1856-57) xxxviii; Bust
of, pres. by Linnean Club, Proc.
(1862-63) i.

Bell-bird, structural peculiarities of
(Murie), Proc. (1871-72) Ixxxiii;
Proce. (1878-79) xlviii.

—, 8. American, Proe. (1888-90) 101.

Belone, Cuvier, ix. 165; xiv. 534, 561,
565, 578; xv. 48.

— Acus, Risso, v. 28.

— cancila, Ham. Buch., xii. 571; Xiv.
5384; Xviii. 316.

— Graii, Sykes, xii. 571.

— Grayii, Sykes, Kiv. 534 ftnote.

— vulgaris (Owen), Proc. i. 28; Xii.
293; xv. 48.

Belonogaster, Sauss., xi. 378.

— indicus, Sauss., Xi. 378.

Belonuchus, Nordm., xx. 549,

— formosus, Grav., XX. 549.

Beluga leucas, Pallas (Murie), Proc.
(1877-78) xxxvi.

Belusacicularis, Pascoe * , xi. 458 ; xii.

— anguineus, Pascoe * ,xi. 457 ; xii. 87.
— aphthosus, Pascoe * , xi. 457 ; xii. 87.
— farinarius, Pascoe * ,xi. 458 ; xii. 87.
— inornatus, Pascoe * , Xii. 27, 87.

— irroratus, Jek., Xi, 457.

— linearis, Pascoe* , x. 475; xi. 458 ;
xii. 87.

— parallelus, Pascoe*, xi. 458, 491;
xii. 87.

— pica, Jehel, ¥. 476.

— plagiatus, Pascoe * , x. 475; xii. 87.

— serpens, Pascoe *, x. 475; Xii. 87.

— vetustus, Pascoe, Xi. 458.

— Wallacei, Pascoe * , xii. 26, 87.

Bembex, Fabr., ii. 105; vi. 56; vil.
111; viii. 85.

— lunata, Fabr., xi. 366.

—melancholica, Smith, ii. 105; iii.
160; v. 125; vi. 56; vii. 135;
Vili. 85; xi. 296, 367.

— olivacea, Habr., vii. 111.

— rostrata, Linn., vii. 111.

— sulphurescens, Dah/b., xi. 366.

—trepanda, Dahlb., iii. 15; vi. 56;
vii. 135; xi. 366.

— tridentifer, Smith, Xvili. 321.

Bembicide, ii. 105; iii. 15; v. 125;
vi. 56; viii. 85; xi. 296, 366;
XvVili. 321; xx. 531.

Bembicium, Philippi, xiv. 603.

Bembidium, Latr., xi. 24, 49, 61, 71,
83, 86.

Bembix, Watson * , xiv. 586, 603.

— xola, Watson * , xiv. 603.

Bendidx, vii. 178.

Beneden, Prof. F. J. van,
Foreign Memb.,
eulogy on, 300.

Bengalia, Dev., i. 128.

— dioclea, Walk., i. 128; ix. 22.

— spissa, Walk.* , iti. 107 ; ix. 22.

Benham, B. 8., on the Testis of Limulus,
Proc. (1882-83) 14. See Trans.
2nd ser. Zool. vol. ii. 363.

Benham, W. B., Oligocheta of Fernando
Noronha, xx. 560-563.

Benna, Walk. **, i. 90, 157.

— canescens, Walk. * , i, 157.

— capitulata, Walk. *,i. 90, 99, 157.

— clarescens, Walk.* , i, 158.

— prestans, Walk.* , i. 158.

Bennett, Alfred Wm., elected Fellow,
Proc. (1867-68) xxxi.

—, exhibits Mimicking Insects from
Syria, Proc. (1876-77) xv.

—, On the Constancy of Insects in their
Visits to Flowers, Proc. (1882-83)
6; xvii. 175-185.

elected
Proc. ii. 295;

46 GENERAL INDEX.

Bennett, George, obituary, Proc. ti. 39.

Bennett, John Jos., donation of books
from Robt. Brown’s Library, Proc.
(1858-59) vi.

—, death announced, Proc. (1875-80) iv,
ix.

—, portraits and bust of, Proc. (1888—
90) 32, 42.

—, presentation of portrait of, Proc.
(1862-63) x.

—, presentation of bust of, Proc. (1870-
(Ald) lixexexce

—, presents casts of busts_of eminent
Naturalists, Proc. (1859-60) 1.

—, retires from Secretaryship, Proc.
(1859-60) ix, xxxiv.

Bennett, Kenric Harold, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1887-88) 5.

Bennett, Mrs., presents Linnean medals,
Proc. (1875-80) 7.

Benson, Col. P., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1869-70) xxxill.

Benson, Major-Gen., remarks on Hle-
phant Flukes, Proc. (1880-82) 26.

Bentham, Geo., Address on the relations
between the Linn. Soc. and the
Government, Proc. (1873-74) i-vi.

—, bequest from, Proce. (1883-86) 65.

—, eulogium on (Dyer), Proc. (1887-
88) 71-79.

—, obituary, Proc. (1883-86) 92.

—, portraits of, Proc. (1888-90) 32.

—, presentation of portrait of, Proc.
(1870-71) xxx, xxxi.

Benthaster, Sladen * , xvi. 190, 191, 242.

— penicillatus, Sladen * , Xvi. 245.

— Wyville-Thomsoni, Sladen*, xvi.
243.

Bepharus, Pascoe, xi. 218.

Berardius, Duv., xiii. 187.

Beresford Hope, J. B., elected Fellow,
Proce. (1871-72) xxxii.

Berethia, Pascoe * , Xi. 463; xii. 90.

— medinotata, Pascoe * , xi. 463, 491;
xii. 90.

— sannio, Pascoe * , xi. 463, 491; xii. 90.

Bergylt, xv. 312.

Berjeau, Charles, exhibits Squirrel’s

nest, Proc. (1880-82) 6.

Berkeley, Rev. Miles Jos., on a Gall
from Cuba, Proc. i. 33.

—, obituary, Proc. (1888-90) 75, 93.

—, portrait of, presented (Hooker),
Proce. (1878-79) xxxvii.

—, portrait of, Proc. (1888-90) 33.

Bernays, Louis A., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1870-71) xxix.

—, resigned, Proc. (1888-90) 77.

Bernicla brenta, Stephens, xiv. 118.

— Canadensis, Linn., ix. 300.

Bernicla Hutchinsii, Sw. § Rich.,1x. 800.

— jubata, Lath., xiii. 90.

Bernieria, Bp., ii. 138.

Beroe, Brown, ix. 45; Xiv. 123 ; Xvi.
91, 95-100, 102, 104, 109.

— Forskalii, M.-Hdw., xvi. 94.

— ovata, Esch., xvi. 89, 94.

— rufescens, Will., v. 32.

Berceodes minuta, Auct., Xiv. 732.

Beroide, xvi. 100.

Berosiris, Pascoe * , xii, 43, 95.

— cribratus, Pascoe * , xii. 44, 95.

— devotus, Pascoe * , xii. 44, 95.

— hepaticus, Pascoe * , xii. 44, 95.

— picticollis, Pascoe * , xii. 34, 43, 77,

— violatus, Pascoe *, xii. 44, 95.

Berosus, Leach, Xi. 52.

Berotha flavicornis, Walk., ix. 270.

— hamatus, Walk., ix. 270.

— longicollis, Walk., ix. 271.

Berrington, Rev..John, elected Fellow,
Proe. i. 65.

Berta, Walk. *, vii. 61.

— recusata, Walk.*, vii. 62.

Bertoloni, Antonio, obituary, Proc.
(1868-69) cexx.

Bessara, Walk. * , vi. 180.

— quadratipennis, Walk. * , vi. 181.

Bethelium, Pascoe * , ix. 97, 129.

— inseriptum, Pascoe, ix. 98, 129.

— signiferum, Newm., ix. 97, 129.

Bethura, Walk. * , vi. 173.

— minax, Walk.*, vi. 173.

Betta, Bleck., Xvill. 312.

Beverley, Charles Jas., obituary, Proc.
(1868-69) ci.

Bhawania, Schmarda, X. 243, 244, 246.

— myrialepis, Schmarda, X. 246.

Bia, Hiibn., Xi, 438.

Bibio, Geoffr., Xi. 80.

Bibionide, i. 105; iii. 77; v. 144;
vii. 202.

Biblis, Fabr., x. 500.

Bibos Gaurus, Ham.Smith, Proc. ii. 382. |

Bicellariide, xv. 233.

Bicheno, Jas. Ebenezer, presents por-
trait, Proc. i. 155; obituary, Proce.
ii. 180.

—, portrait of, Proc. (1888-90) 33.

Bicyelus, Kirby, xi. 434.

Bidie, Dr. Geo., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1872-73) iy.

Bidis, Walk. * , i. 88, 150.

— contigua, Walk. *,1. 151.

— liturifrons, Walk. * , x. 119.

— notivena, Walk. *,1. 88, 100.

— pictula, Walk. * , i. 150, 151.

— privata, Walk. * , x. 120.

— punctifrons, Walk. * , i. 150.

a

GENERAL INDEX.

Bidwell, Edw., exhibits photographs of
White Stork, Proc. (1886-87) 13.

Biensis, Puch., ii. 138.

Bigelow, Dr. David, death announced,
Proce. (1878-79) xlyv.

Biggs, Arthur, obituary, Proce. i. 371.

Bigwood, John, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1888-90) 6.

Bilharzia, Cobbold*, v. 30; vi. 2;
mili. 44,45; xiv. 358.

— hematobia, Cobbold, xiv. 257, 368,
369; eggs of, Proce. (1880-82) 22.

- — hematobium, Bilharz, v. 31, 55.

— magna, Cobbold, v. 31, 5d.

Bimana, ii. 25-37; xvii. 7.

Bimia, White, ix. 118.

— bicolor, White, ix. 118.

— femoralis, Sawnd., ix. 119.

Bingley, Henry, elected Fellow, Proc. i.
27

Binoculina, J. Blackwall * , Proc. i. 66;
x. 398.

Bintha, Walk., Xii. 353.

— gracilis, Walk., xii. 357.

Birchall, H., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1873-74) xxxix.
Bird, Rey. Charles Smith, obituary,

Proc. (1862-63) xxxiv.

‘Bird, Dr. Frederic, elected Fellow, Proc.

(1862-63) i; Proc,
(1873-74) xlvi.

Bird, Fredk. John, elected Associate,
Proce. 1. 58.

Bird, Dr. Golding, obituary, Proc. ii. 404.

Bird, Peter Hinckes, elected Fellow,
Proe. (1859-60) ii.

Birdantis decens, Sta, x. 100, 193.

Bird-catching Sedge (Morris), Proce.
(1887-88) 12.

obituary,

‘Bird, wingless, from Lord Howe’s Island

and Cato’s Reef (Westwood), Proc.
ii. 105, 145.

Bird’s Skull (W. K. Parker), Proc.
(1875-80) 1i. See Trans., 2nd ser.
Zool. vol. i. 99.

Birds, xii. 156, 160-164, 189, 195.

affinities of, with Pterodactyles

(Seeley), xiii. 85-107.

—-, British, exhib. (Heath), Proc. (1883-
86) 77.

—, descriptions of some new, from the
Solomon Islands and New Britain
(H. P. Ramsay), Proc, ee)
22; xvi. 128-131.

— from Gambia, exhib., Proc. (1sse-
90) 52.

—, geographical distribution of Diurnal
Lepidoptera compared with that of
ay F. Kirby), Proc. (1871-72)

5 Xi. 431-439.

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47

Birds, geographical distribution of (Scla-

ter), Proc. (1856-57) xl; ii. 130.
—, introd. into N. Zealand (Brewer),
Proce. (1879-80) lii.

—, migration of (Thos. Fenton), Proce.
is 146, 147.

——, migratory, irregularity of return, in
1857 (Forster), ii. 40.

— of 8. Australia (C. A. Wilson), Proce.
(1864-65) vi, vii.

— of Chagos Archipelago (Bourne),
Proe. (1883-86) 119.

— of Equatorial Africa, coll. Bohndorff
(Sharpe), xvii. 419-441.

— of Fernando Noronha (Ridley), Proc.
(1887-88) 1; Proc. (1888-90) 2.

— of Hudson’s Bay (Rae), Proc. (1887—
88) 9; xx. 136-145.

— of Iceland (G. T. Fox), Proe. i. 21.

— of the Mergui Archipelago (Ander-
son), Proc. (1883-86) 135; xxi.

— of New Guinea (Sharpe), Proce.
(1875-80) xi; xiii. 79-83.

— ae New eelad (Potts), Proc. (1883-

6) 66

— of Philippines (Sharpe), Proc. (1876
77) xiv. See Trans., 2nd ser. Zool.
vol. i. 307.

— of Shetland, Proc. ii. 157.

—,Yare, near Haileybury, in winter of
1854-1855, Proe. ii. 369.

—, respiratory organs in (Newport),
Proe. i. 354.

—, sacral region of, xiii. 371-373.

—, Sclater on the geographical distri-
bution of (Bentham), Proc. (1868-
69) xevi, xevii.

—, 8. F. Baird on the geographical
distribution of N. American (Ben-
tham), Proc. (1868-69) xcviii.

—, venous system of (Wade), Proc.
(1875-80) vi; Xii. 531-535.

Birguslatro, Linn., Proc. (1883-86) 119.

Birkett, John, elected Fellow, Proc. i.
307.

Birnara nubila, Butler * , xiii. 197.

Birostra Haynesi, Sowerby *, xx. 397,
400.

Birthama, Walk. * , vi. 175.

— obliqua, Walk. * , vi. 175.

Bison Americanus, Gi., Proce. ii. 332.

Bistylia, 7. Woods, xviii. 18, 20, 194.

Bithinia, see Bithynia.

Bithynia, Risso, Xvi. 255, 266, 268.

— affinis, Brazier, Xvi. 267.

— australis, Smith * , xvi. 267, 317.

— huonensis, Tenison- Woods, Xvi. 268.

— hyalina, Brazier, xvi. 267.

— Schraderi, Frauenf., Xvi. 267,

48 GENERAL INDEX.

Bithynia tentaculata, Tryon, Proc. ii.
117, 121, 122; Proc. (1882-83) 87 ;
Xvi. 268.

— yentricosa, Gray, Proce. ti. 118, 122. .

— yertiginosa, Frauenf., xvi. 266.

Bitoma, Herbst, xix. 59, 70.

Bittacus, Latr., xi. 79.

Bittern (Journ. Bot.), ix. 141.

—, Little, exhib. (Gunn), Proc. (1883-
86) 70.

Bittium abruptum, Watson*, xv. 99,

— aédonium, Watson *, xv. 99, 121.

— amblyterum, Watson * , xv. 99, 108,
110.

— amboynense, Watson * , xv. 99, 110.

— cylindricum, Watson * , xv. 99, 118.

— delicatum, Watson * , xv. 99, 120.

— enode, Watson *, xv. 99, 115.

— gemmatum, Watson *, xv. 99, 118.

— lissum, Watson * , xv. 99, 107.

— luscinz, Watson * , xv. 99, 112.

— mamillanum, Watson * ,xv. 99, 109.

— oosimense, Watson * , xv. 99, 117.

— philomele, Watson * , xv. 99, 113.

— pigrum, Watson * , xv. 99, 111.

— pupiforme, Watson * , xv. 99, 114.

Biziura, Stephens, 11. 141.

Bizone, Waik., vi. 120.

— conclusa, Walk. *, vi. 120.

— costifimbria, Walk. *, vi. 121.

— determinata, Walk. * , vi. 120.

— hamata, Walk., iii. 186; wi. 120.

— inconclusa, Walk. * , vi. 120.

— perornata, Walk., vi. 120.

— pudens, Walk.* , vi. 120.

Bizonia, Newp. * , Proc. i. 194.

Black, Allan, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1857-58) viii; obituary, Proc.
(1865-66) lvi.

Blackcap in Belgium, Proc. ii. 146.

Blackman, Dr. John Daniel Vittoria,
death announced, Proc. (1883-86)
80.

Blackwall, John, Catalogue of Brit.
Spiders, Proe. i, 130-183.

—, classification of Spiders by number
of eyes, Proc. 1. 65.

—, list of Spiders captured by Dr. EH.
P. Wright in the Province of Lucca
in the summer of 1863, with cha-
racters of new or little-known
species, Proc. (1868-69) xlti; x.
405-434.

—, movements of Insects on dry,

olished, vertical surfaces, Proc.
(1864-65) ii; viii. 136-140.
—, newly-discovered Spiders, Proc. i.
1

—, obituary, Proc, (1880-82) 13, 17.

Blackwall, John, poison of Araneidea,
Proc. ii. 138-15.

—, succinct review of recent attempts
to explain several remarkable facts
in the physiology of Spiders and
Insects, Proc. (1862-63) vi; vii.
154-160.

Blagrovia, Duncan, xviii. 9, 10, 194,
203 3

Blaikie, John, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1880-82) 28.

Blainville, Henri M. Ducrotay de,
obituary, Proce. i. 91.

Blair, David, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1875-80) v.

Blake, Mrs., drawings of Insects &e.
from Bahamas, exhib., Proe. (1883-
86) 75.

Blanfordia, Dunc., X Vill. 21, 23, 194,
203.

Blaps, Fabr., xi. 37, 39.

Blapsidz, Proe. 1. 200.

Blapstinus, De., Xx. 551.

— pulverulentus, Hsch., KX. 551.

— Ridleyi, Waterhouse * , xx. 551.

Blastocyathus, Reuss, X Vili. 21, 203.

Blastophaga, Grav., XX. 537.

— brasiliensis, Mayr, XX. 587.

— obscura, Kirby * , xx. 531, 537.

Blastosmilia, Dunc., viii. 72, 203.

Blastosmilia, Htallon, xviii. 55, 56,
195.

Blastotrochus, Hd. § H., xviii. 18, 14,
33, 194, 203.

Blastus, Leach, xiv. 657.
Blathwayt, Lt.-Col. Linley, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1883-86) 120.
Blatta, Linn., vii. 100-105; xi. 48,
78; xiii. 270, 378.

— americana, Linn., xx. 475, 532.

— incommoda, Kirby * , Xx. 530, 532.

— orientalis, Linn., viii. 141; xv. 9;
xx. 533.

— — afraid of Myrmica domestica,
Shuck. (Daniell), Proe. ii. 173.

— pacifica, Coqueb., XX. 539.

— poststriga, Walk., Xx. 532.

Blattids, Proc. i. 387; xx. 530.

Blavia, Walk. * , vi. 108.

— caliginosa, Walk. * , vi. 108.

Bleasdale, Rev. Dr., elected Fellow,
Proc. (1865-66) Ixxxviii.

Blennies, X. 3; XV. 48; Xx. 39.

Blenniide, xx. 38.

Blennius gattorugine, Briinn., v. 23.

— tentacularis, Briinn., V. 23.

— viviparus, Linn., V. 23.

Blepharopoda, Randall, Xiv. 333.

— occidentalis, Randall, xiv. 315,
334,

GENERAL INDEX. 49

Blepharopoda spinimana, Philippi, xiv.
313, 315, 316, 335.

— spinosa, W.-Hdw. & Lucas, Xiv. 315,
330.

-— spinosa, Sim., Xiv. 336.

Blepiarda, Pascoe, xi. 211.

—neophyta, Pascoe*, xi. 211, 217;
xii. 96.

— vitiata, Pascoe * , xi, 210; xii. 96.

— voluta, Pascoe * , xi. 210; xii. 95.

Bletogona, Feld., xi. 436.

Blistering-insect (Epicauta, Redt.) from
Madagascar, exhib. (Holmes), Proce.
(1880-82) 25, 26.

Blomefield (Jenyns), Rev. JLeonard,
presents his photograph, Proc.
(1883-86) 119.

—, portrait of, Proc. (1888-90) 42.

Blow, Thos. Bates, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1883-86) 70.

Blowfly, sce Calliphora erythrocephala,
Meigen.

—,i. 140.

—, egg and blastoderm of (Lowne),
Proc. (1888-90) 3.

—, retina of (Lowne), Proc. (1888-90)
6. See Trans, 2nd ser. Zool.
vol. ii. 889-420.

—, thorax of (Hammond), Proc. (1878-
79) xlviii; xv. 9-31.

Bloxam, G. W., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1875-80) iii.

Blue-throated Warbler, exhib. (Gunn),
Proc. (1883-86) 70.

Blume, Dr. Charles Louis, obituary,
Proce. (1861-62) xevi.

Blumenbach, John Frederick, M.D.,
obituary, Proc. i. 72.

Blundell, Hdward S., M.D., elected
Fellow, Proc. i. 46.

Blunt, Geo. Vernon, elected Fellow,
Proe. (1858-59) v ; resigned, Proc.
(1888-90) 11.

Boa, Linn., xii. 184, 194.

— Constrictor, Linn., v. 20.

— —, voiding larva of Musca canicu-
laris, Linn. (lif), Proe. i. 52,

Boarmia, Teit., ix. 181.

— demissaria, Walk. * ,ix. 181,184,197.

Boarmide, ix. 181, 184.

Bobart, Jacob, portrait of, Proc. (1888-
90) 33.

Bocage, Don José Vincente Barboza de,
elected For. Memb., Proce. (1875—
80) vii.

Boderia, Walk. * , x. 117.

— varipes, Walk.* , x. 117.

Beotis, Hiibn., ix. 395, 420, 444.

— euprepes, Bates * , ix. 396, 444.

— hisbon, Cram., ix. 396, 444,

Beeotis Melanis, Hiibn., ix. 444.

— prima, Bates * , ix. 396, 444,

Bogoda, Bleeker, Xili. 139.

Bohn, Henry G., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1859-60) vi.

Bola, Ham. Buch., Xili. 140; xiv.

—- chaptis, Ham. Buch., xiii. 145.

— cortor, Ham. Buch., xiii. 145.

Bolboceras, Kirb., Australian species of
(Westw.), Proc. i. 365, 366.

—, new species of , Westw.), Proc. i.
384-387.

—- Bainbridgii, Westw.*, Proc. i.
366.

— bicarinatus, Westw.*, Proc. i.
386.

— Calanus (Hope), Westw.*, Proc.
i. 385.

— capitatus, Westw. * , Proc. i. 386.

— Oapreolus, Westw.* , Proc. i. 366.

— carinicollis, De Laporte (Westw.),
Proe. i. 385.

— concinnus, Dej., Proc. i. 387.

— coronatus, Klug, Proc. i. 366.

— Corypheus, Fabricius (Westw.),
Proc. i. 385.

— Cyclops, Fabricius (Westw.), Proce.
i. 384.

— dorsalis, Westw.* , Proc. i. 386.

— ferrugineus, De Laporte (Westw.),
Proce. i. 384.

— furcicollis, De Laporte (Westw.),
Proce. i. 384.

— grandis (Hope), Westw.*, Proc. i.
384

— hastifer, Bainbridge, Proc. i. 359,
366.

— inequalis, Westw.* , Proc. i. 386.

— Indicus (Hope), Westw.*, Proce. i.
386.

— Kirbii, Bainbridge, Proce. i. 365.

-— Kirbii, Hope, Proe. i. 565.

— levicollis, Westw. * , Proc. i. 885.

— lateralis, Westw.* , Proce. i. 385.

— Lazarus, Fabr., Proce. i. 387.

— lineatus (Melly), Westw., Proc. i.
387.

— Melibzxus, Fabr., Proc. i. 387.

— neglectus, Hope, Proc. i. 366.

— nigricans, Westw.*, Proc. 1. 385.

— nigriceps, Westw.* , Proc. i. 386.

— politus, Westw.* , Proc. i. 385.

— quadricornis, Klug, Proc. i. 366.

— Reichii, Guérin (Westw.), Proc. i.
365.

— rotundatus, Hope, Proc. i. 366.

— rubescens, Hope, Proc. i. 366.

— scabricollis (Chevr.), Westw.*
Proc. i. 386.

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50

Bolboceras 7-tuberculatus, Bainbridge,
Proe. i. 366.

— serricollis, Bainbridge, Proc. i. 366.

— Taurus, Westw.* , Proc. i. 366.

— transversalis, Westw.*, Proc. i. 386.

— 8-tuberculatus, Bainbridge, Proc. i.
366.

— (Elephantomus) Australasiz, Kirby,
Proe. i. 366.

— (—) Kirbii, Westw.* , Proc. 1. 365.

—(Hucanthus) Melibeeus, abr.
(Westw.), Proc. i. 387.

— (Stenaspidius) nigricornis, Westw. * ,
Proce. 1. 366.

Bolbogaster ctenostomoides,
xvii. 301.

Boletia radiata, yon Martens, xiv. 484,
435.

Boletophagus, [7/., xi. 73, 77, 85.

Bolina bivittata, Walk., xx. 531, 544.

Bolitochara, Mannerh., Xi. 49, 83, 89.

Bolocera Tuediz, Johnst., Xx. 460.

Bombinator igneus, Giinther, v. 16, 53.

Bombus, Latr., vii. 116; xi. 79, 395;
xiv. 102.

— AMstuans, Fabr., xi. 393.

— alpinus, O. Fabr., xiv. 106.

—-arcticus, Dahlb., in Shetland (A.

White), Proc. ii. 158.

— arcticus, Kird., xiv. 106.

-— balteatus, Dahlbom, xiv. 106.

— eximius, /. Smith, xi. 395.

— funerarius, F. Smith, xi. 395.

— hemorrhoidalis, /. Smith, xi. 395.

— hortorum, Linn., vii. 116.

— hyperboreus, Schénherr, xiv. 106.

— Kirbyellus, Curtis, xiv. 106.

— orientalis, f. Smith, xi. 395.

— polaris, Curtis, xiv. 106.

— rufipes, S7.-Farg., Xi. 395.

— rufofasciatus, /’. Smith, xi. 395.

— Scrimschiranus, J//., xvii. 190.

— similis, F, Smith, xi. 395.

— Smithianus, White * , Proce. ii, 158.

— Smithiellus, White * , Proc. ii. 158.

— tunicatus, F. Smith, xi. 395.

— virginalis, Kirby, xvii. 384.

Bombyees, Linn., Xiv. 112.

Bombycide, Steph. 1. 139; iii. 188;
vi. 74, 122,-176.

Bombycina (Stainton), vi. 156-164.

Bombycites, Latr., xi. 80.

Bombycoidx, Guen., vi. 178.

Bombylidsxe, Leach, i. 118; iii. 90; iv.
111; v. 148, 167, 287, 260, 266,
282, 301, 302; vi. 8; vii. 209;
viii. 111; ix. 4.

Bombylites, Walk.; i. 118; iii. 90;
iv. 111; v. 282; vi. 9; vii.
209, 224, 283; viii. 111.

Lacord.,

GENERAL INDEX.

Bombyx, Schrank, xi. 80, 281.

— Huttoni, Westw., Proc. ii. 288.

— —, silk of (Westw.), Proc. i. 357.

— mori, Linn., Proc. 1. 357.

with larval head (Westw. )s
Proe. (1870-71) xciv.

— pavonia, Linn., Xiv. 727.

— quercus, Linn., xiv. 727.

— subnotata, Walk. * , iii. 188.

Bonaparte, Charles John Laurent
Lucien, obituary, Proc. (1857-58)
xli.

Bond, John Kitton, elected Fellow,
Proe. (1872-78) xlviii.

Boneilia, ol., Proc. (1883-86) 16 ; xii.
210.

Bonia, Walk. * vi. 83.
— unicolor, Walk. *, vi. 83.
Bonito, xv. 48.
Boott, Dr. Francis, presents Ring with
Hedwig’s miniature, Proc. (1858-
59) vi.
—, obituary, Proc. (1863-64) iv, xxiii.
—, portrait of, Proc. (1888-90) 33.
—, presentation of portraits of, Proe.
(1866-67) ix, x.
—, vote of thanks to, Proc, (1860-61)
xlix,
Borborides, a v. 246, 247, 291;
Vii. 218 ;
Boreophausia i ee Kroyer, Xx. 456.
— Raschi, WM. Sars, xx. 456, 469.
Borland, Td ohn, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1882-83) 13.
Borlasia octoculata, Johnston, X. 251,
253.
Bornella marmorata,
xiv. 738.
Borrer, William, elected Fellow, Proc.
i. 44; obituary, Proc. (1861-62)
Ixxxy.
—, specimen of Motacilla alba, Linn.,
exhibited by, Proc. ii. 245,
Borsonia ceroplasta, Watson * ,
407, 473.
— silicea, Watson * , xv. 457, 474.
Bos, Linn., ii. 29; xiii. 188.
— Bantiger, Gray, Proce. ii. 332.
— indicus, Linn., Vv. 51.
-— Taurus, Linn., V. 51.
— Urus, Bodd., v. 51; vi. 3.
Boscawen, Hon. & Rey. J. T., elected
Fellow, Proc. (1888-86) 126;
obituary, Proc. (1888-90) 94.
Bostock, John Ashton, on locusts,
Proe. i, 188, 184.
Bostock, Dr. John, obituary, Proc. i. 333.
Boswell, John Thomas Irvine (formerly
Syme), obituary, Proc. (1887-88)
84.

Collingwood * ,

xv.

GENERAL INDEX. 51

Botaurus heliosylus,
Xiii. 321.

— melanotus, Gray(Journ.Bot.),ix. 141.

— minutus, Boie, exhib. (Gunn), Proc.
(1885-86) 70.

— Sturmi, Wagl., xvii. 440.

Botfield, Beriah, elected Fellow, Proc.
i. 42; obituary, Proc. (1863-64)
xXvil.

Bothrideres, Dej., xix. 75, 124, 127,
128.

— bituberculatus, Rettter, xix. 128.

— contractus, Oliv., xix. 128.

Bothriderini, "Erichs., xix. 60.

Bothriocephalus, Rud., ix. 287; Xii.
294, 295; xvii. 82, 83.

— cordatus, Leuckart, ix. 283, 288.

— fuscus, Krabbe, ix. 283, 288.

— —, var. dubius, Krabbe, ix. 283,
288.

— — reticulatus, Krabbe, ix. 283, 288.

— latus, Bremser, ix. 283, 287.

— phicatus, Rud., ix. 200.

— proboscideus, Rud., vii. 152.

Bothrobatys, Schonh., xi. 185.

Bothynus, Hope, xi. 77.

Botia, Gray, Xiv. 539, 554, 563, 579.

— almorhe, Blyth, Xiv. 554.

— Berdmorei, Blyth, xiv. 554.

— dario, Ham. Buch., xiv. 554,

— geto, Ham. Buch., xiv. 554.

— histrionica, Blyth, xiv. 554.

— nebulosa, Blyth, xiv. 554.

— rostrata, Giinther, xiv. 554.

Botis, see Botys.

Botrylloides radiata, Ald. § Hane., ix.
326.

Botryllus Schlosseri, Savign., Xvi. 535:

Botryocampe, Hhr enb., xiv. 150, 151,
170, 178.

Botryocyrtis, Ehrenb., xiv. 178.

Bots on Elephants, Proc. (1880-82) 10.

Bottlenose, notes on the White-beaked
(Lagenorhynchus albirostris, Gray)
(Maurie), xi. 141-153.

Botys detritalis, Guen., xx. 546.

— flavidissimalis, Grote, xx. 546.

— otreusalis, Walk., Xi. 280.

— pheopteralis, Guen., ¥x. 546.

Bougainvillea Allmanii, Romanes*,
xiii. 190 ftnote.

— fruticosa, Romanes *
190 ftnote.

— gigantea, Homanes* , Xii. 526.

— superciliaris, Agass., "xii, 526.

Bougainvilliide, xii. 252,

Boulenger, G. A., Pisces of Fernando
Noronha, xx. 483.

—, Reptilia of Fernando Noronha, xx.
481-482.

, xii. 526; xiii.

Zess., ii. 169; |

Boulger, Prof. Geo., elected Fellow,
Proce. (1876-77) xy.

—, exhibits models of insectivorous
plants, Proc. (1880-82) 24.

—, exhibits drawings of animals and
plants of Falkland Islands, Proe.
(1888-90) 71.

Boulth, Wm. Hope, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1875-80) x.

Bourgueticrinus, D’Orb., xiii. 48; xv.
211, 212.

Bourne, Alfred Gibbs, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1883-86) 83.

—, preparations of marine animals,
Proc. (1883-86) 16.

Bourne, Alfred W., On certain points
in the Anatomy of Polynoina and
on Polynoe clava, Montagu, Proc.
(1882-83) 5. See Trans., 2nd ser.
Zool. vol. ii. 347.

Bourne, Gilbert C., elected Fellow,
Proce. (1883-86) 126.

—, Letter from Diego Garcia (Chagos
Archipelago), Proc. (1883-86) 119.

—, On the Anatomy of Sphzrotherium,
Brandt, Proc. (1883-86) 119; xix.
161-173.

Bousfield, Edw. C., the natural history
of the genus Dero, Oken, Proc.
(1886-87) 2; 3x3. 91-107.

—, On Slavina, Vejd., and Ophidonais,
Gervais, Proce. (1883-86) 125; xix.
264-268.

Bowerbank, Dr. James Scott, elected
Fellow, Proe. i. 231.

—, death announced, Proc.(1876-77) xiv.

—, presentation of portrait of Lord
Bp. of Norwich, Proc. ii. 94.

Bowerbankia arctica, Bush * , xv. 241.

— gracilis, Leidy, xv. 241.

Bowker, Col. Jas. Henry, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1888-90) 68.

Bowman, Fredk. Hungerford, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1874-75) ix.

Bowman, John Eddowes, , obituary,
Proe. i. 135.

Bowman, Wm., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1865-66) vi.

Bowman, Sir Wm., portrait of, Proc,
(1888-90) 42.

Bowring, John C., elected Fellow,
Proce. (1872-73) xlviii.

Bows from W. Africa (Moloney), exhib.,
Proc. (1888-90) 53.

Box Salpa, Cuv. §& Val., v. 28, 42.

Box-Tortoise of U.S. (Cistuda carolina,
Gray), habits of (G. Ord), Proce. i,
116-118.

Boycott, Dr. Thos. ” elected Fellow,
Proce. (1858-59) iii. 3

E

52 GENERAL INDEX.

Boycott, Dr. Thos., On Nitella, Proc. | Brachyptera trifasciata, Pzct., Proc. .

(1878-79) xxxvii.

—, death announced, Proc. (1883-86)
130.

Boyd, Wm. Christopher, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1875-80) il.

Boys, Dr. Henry, obituary, Proc. (1868-
69) cili.

Brace, Lewes Jones Knight, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1882-83) 6.

Brachelytra, Xiv. 107, 530; xx. 549.

Brachiata, xiv. 179.

Brachinus, Weber, xi. 71.

Brachionus, Hill, sp., Proc. ii. 96.

Brachiopoda, iii. 39; xii. 206, 212,
213, 226; xiv. 418, 507; xix.
294; xx. 452, 462, 464, 467, 471,
472; (Davidson), Proc. (1883-86)
118, 134, 135, 142.

—, Japanese, Xii. 102, 109; (David-
son), Proc. (1873-74) xiv.

—, pallial sinuses of (J. D. Macdonald),
Proce. (1850-61) vii.

Brachopsis, Saund., ix. 122.

— concolor, Saund., ix. 122.

— nupera, Pascoe, ix. 122.

Brachycerine, X. 436; xii. 82.

Brachycerus, Fabr., xi. 73, 77.

— tursio, Pascoe*, xii, 6, 77, 82.

Brachyclytus singularis, Kraatz, X¥ Vili.
207, 234.

Brachycnemis, Schinh., Xi. 472.

Brachyeyathus, Ed. § H., Xviii. 28,
30, 194.

Brachyderes, Schonh., Xi. 14; Xix. 325.

Brachyderide, xii. 79.

Brachyderinz, x. 436, 449, 450, 470;
xi. 440; xix. 318.

Brachygaster castaneus, Lap., Proce. i.
198.

Brachyglenis, Weld., ix. 482.

Brachygramma, Day, Xiv. 538 ftnote.

Brachylemus cylindraceus, Blanchard,
v. 16.

— Hrinacei, Blanchard, v. 8.

— variegatus, Blanchard, v. 17.

Brachymeandrina, Dunc. *, Xviii. 86,
90, 193, 196.

Brachymeria, Westw., XVii. 65.

— Huplex, Hope, xvii. 68.

— panamensis, Holmer., Xvii. 68.

— tarsalis, Motsch., xvii. 67.

Brachyonychus, Chaud. (Bates), Proce.
(1886-87) 4.

Tee Reuss, Xviii. 105, 184,
197.

Brachypodes, Brehm, Xvii. 424.

Brachyptera, Newport * , Proce. i. 388.

— glacialis (Barnst.), Newport * , Proc.
i. 389.

388.

Brachypteracias, Lafr., li. 138, 139.

Brachypteryxcapistratus, Temm., ii. 158.

—murina, Temm., Xvi. 440.

— murinus, Mill. MS., ii. 158.

Brachystemus read Brachysternus.

Brachysternus, Gwér., Proc. i. 197; Xi.
52, 77.

Brachystethous Curculionide, x. 436.

Brachytria, Newm., 1x. 126.

— centralis, Pascoe, ix. 126.

— gulosa, Newm., ix. 126.

— pulcherrima, Pascoe, ix. 126.

Brachytrochus, Dunc., XViil. 28, 29,
30, 194.

Brachytrochus, Reuss, Vili. 28, 203.

— Speyeri, Reuss, XViii. 29.

Brachyura, Latr., Proc. ii. 376, 377 ;
ili. 1,2; xiv. 634, 635, 636, 639;
xx. 109.

Bracon, Fabr., ii. 122-127; vi. 65;
viii. 66; xi. 406, 414.

— abdominalis, F. Smith*, ili. 175;
vii. 148; xi. 408.

— aculeata, see aculeator.

—aculeator, Fabr., ii. 122, 124; vii.
143; xi. 406.

—albo-marginatus, F. Smith*, iii.
174; vii. 143; xi. 408.

— apicalis, Brullé, xi. 407.

—armator, Mabr., xi. 407.

— basalis, 7. Smith*, iii. 174; vii.
143; xi. 408.

— bellicosus, F. Smith*, v. 65; vii.
144; xi. 409.

— Brullei, F. Smith, xi. 407.

— cephalotes, F. Smith * , ii. 123; vii.
143 ; xi. 407.

— combustus, Ff. Smith*,v. 65; Vii.
144; xi. 409.

—crassipes, Ff. Smith*, ii. 126;
148; xi. 408.

—deceptor, F. Smith*, v. 65; Vii.
148; xi. 408.

— dimidiator, Fabr., xi. 406.

-— exoletus, F. Smith*, iti. 175; vii.
143; xi. 408.

— exspectator, Fabr., xi. 407.

— femorator, Fabr., xi. 407.

— ferax, F. Smith * , viii. 66; xi. 409.

— flaviceps, F. Smith *, viii. 66; Xi.
409.

— flavifrons, Fabr., xi. 407.

—floralis, F. Smith*, ii. 125; vii.
148; xi. 408.

— foveatus, F. Smith*, ii. 126; vii.
148; xi. 408.

— gravidus, F. Smith*, viii. 66; Xi.
409.

GENERAL INDEX. 53

Bracon hindostanus, F. Smith, xi. 407.

—ingens, Ff. Smith*, vi. 65; vii.
144; xi, 409.

— inquietus, F. Smith*, ii, 124; vii.
143; xi. 408.

— insignis, Ff. Smith*, ii. 123; vii.
143 ; xi. 407.

— insinuator, 7. Smith*, iii. 24; vii.
143; xi, 407.

— intrudens, F. Smith *, iii. 25; vii.
143; xi. 407.

— intrudens, F. Smith * , iii. 176; vii.
148; xi. 408.

— jaculator, f. Smith, vii. 144; viii.
66; xi. 409.

— jaculatus, F. Smith * ,w. 141; vi. 65.

— laboriosus, F. Smith * , ii. 126; vii.
143; xi. 408.

— laminator, Brullé, xi. 407.

— laminator, Fabr., xi. 406.

— larva, Brullé, xi. 407.

— marginellus, Brullé, xi. 407.

— nigridorsis, Brudlé, xi. 407.

— nigrifrons, Brullé, xi. 407.

— nigripennis, F. Smith*, iii. 175;
vii. 148; xi. 408.

—nitidus, F. Smith*, iii. 175; vii.
148; xi. 408.

— occultator, F. Smith * , vii. 11,144;
xi. 409.

— pallifrons, F. Smith * , iii. 176; vii.
148; vill. 66; xi. 408.

— penetrans, F. Smith, vii. 144; xi.
409.

— penetrator, F, Smith * , vii. 11, 144;
xi. 409.

— perplexus, F. Smith *, ii. 124; vii.
143; xi. 408.

— quadriceps, F. Smith * ,ii. 122; vii.
1438; xi. 407.

— quadriceps, fF’. Smith * , v. 141; vii.
144; xi. 409.

— rugifrons, F. Smith*, ii. 125; vii.
143; xi. 408.

— salutator, f. Smith, xi. 408.

— spinator, Guér., Vili. 67.

— suspiciosus, /. Smith * , ii, 123 ; vii.
143; xi. 407.

— tricolor, Guér., v. 141; vii. 144.

—vagatus, F. Smith*, ii. 124; vii.
143; xi. 408. |

— yultuosus, F. Smith * , ii. 125; vii.
148; xi. 408.

— (Myosoma) penetrans, F. Smith* ,
vi. 65.

Braconide, Westw., ii. 122; iii, 24;
v. 65; vi. 65; viii. 66; xi. 406.

Brada villosa, H. Rathke, xiv. 127.

Bradford, Charles W. Villiers, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1863-64) vi.

Bradford, Edw., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1858-59) 1; death announced,
Proc. (1887-88) 16.

Bradley, C. L., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1859-60) xxxvi.

—, Gyrodactylus anchoratus, Nordm.,
parasitical on certain fish, Proc.
(1860-61) iii; v. 257.

—, Gyrodactylus elegans, Nordm., on
sticklebacks in the Hampstead
Ponds, Proc. (1859-60) v; v. 209,
210.

Brady, Charles, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1868-69) xxv.

Brady, George Stewardson, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1875-80) ii; re-
signed, Proc. (1888-90) 11.

—, Monograph of the recent Brit.
Ostracoda, Proc. (1865-66) ix. See
Trans. vol. xxvi. 353.

—, Notes on Entomostraca coll. by A.

' Haly in Ceylon, Proc. (1883-86)
123% xxix 293-3077

Brady, H. B., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1858-59) v.

—, Parker, W. K., and Jones, T. R.,
Monograph of the genus Polymor-
phina, D’Orb., Proc. (1868-69)
exxx. See Trans. vol. xxvii. 197.

Bradyornis ater, Sundev., xvii. 423.

— diabolicus, Sharpe, xvii. 4238.

Bradypodide, li. 37; xiii. 118.

Bradypus, Linn., ii, 24; xiii. 118;
Xv. 339, 340.

— castaniceps, Gray, KV. 337.

Braikenridge, Rev. Geo. Weare, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1858-59) 5; death
announced, Proc. (1880-82) 31.

Brain, Thos. Henry, elected Fellow,
Proc. 1. 292.

Brain of Beaver, ii. 15.

— of Chimpanzee, ii. 19.

— of Opossum, ii. 15.

Brama Raii, Bl. Schn., v. 31.

Branchinecta arctica, Verrill, xv. 60,

Branchinectus arcticus, Verrill, xv. 70.
Branchiosteus, Gid/, xiii. 342; XViii.
315.

Branchipus, Latr., xv. 71.

— arcticus, Verrill, xv. '70.

— stagnalis, Linn., xv. 71.

— (Branchinectus) arcticus, Verril, xv.

0

Branchiura, Burm., XViii. 333.

Brandt, Prof. J. F., elected For. Memb,,
Proc. (1858-59) vii; death an-
nounced, Proce. (1879-80) lvii.

Bransby, Rev. John, obituary, Proc,
(1856-57) xxi,

54 GENERAL INDEX.

Branton, John, elected Fellow, Proce. i.

Brassolis, Fabr., xi. 438.

Brassyia, Wright, xviii. 177, 203.

Braun, Prof. Alex., elected For. Memb.,
Proe. ii. 178; death announced,
Proce. (1876-77) xix.

Brayley, Edw. Wm., obituary, Proc.
(1869-70) xevil.

Brazier, John, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1883-86) 134.

Brea, Walk. * , iti. 117; 1x. 6.

— contraria, Walk. * , iii, 117; ix. 27.

— discalis, Walk. *, 11. 117; ix. 27.

Bream, Ligula abdominalis, Gmelin,
from, exhib. (Cobbold) Proce. (1882-
83) 4.

Brebner, Jas., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1883-86) 83; resigned, Proc.
(1888-90) 77.

Bree, Dr. C. B., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1859-60) iv.

Bree, Rev. Robert Francis, Proc. i. 145.

Breese, Charles Jas., elected Fellow,
Proce. (1871-72) xxxi.

Brenthide, xi. 54, 59, 60, 171, 214;
X<Vii. 347.

—, on Japanese (Lewis), Proc. (1882-
83) 11; xvii. 295-302.

Brenthis Daphne, Hiibn., ix. 54.

— epithore, Hdw., Xvi. 466.

Brenthus, Fabr., xi. 86.

— pbidentatus, Oliv., xi. 88.

Brephiope, Pascoe * , xii. 46, 55, 96.

— castanea, Pascoe * , xii. 46, 96.

Brett, Dr. John, death announced, Proc.
(1875-80) ix.

Brevipennes, XVii. 422.

Brevismilia, Bolsche, Xvili. 53, 203.

Brewer, Jas. Alex., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1855-56) xvii.

Brewer, H. M., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1880-82) 28.

—, Birds and Mammals introduced into
N. Zealand, Proc. (1879-80) lii.

—, Salmonidx and other Fish introd.
into the N. Zealand Waters, Proc.
(1879-80) iii.

Briant, Travers Jas., elected Fellow,
Proc. (1886-87) 12.

—, antenna of the Honey-Bee, Proc.
(1883-86) 3; xix. 84-88.

—, tongue of the Honey-Bee, anatomy
and functions of, Proc. (1883-86)
10; xvii. 408-417.

Briarda decens, Walk., vii. 161.

— plagifera, Walk.*, ili. 189.

Bridge, Prof. Thos. W., elected Fellow,
Proce. (1880-82) 8.

Bridges, Thos,, elected Fellow, Proc.i.190,

Bridgman, John Brooks, elected Fellow,
Proe. (1882-83) 6.

Bridgman, Wm., death announced,
Py ‘ce. i. 334.

Briggs, ‘Thos. L. Archer, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1871-72) xxx.

Bright, John, elected Fellow, Proc. i.
152

Brightwell, Thos., obituary, Proc. (1868-
69) ey.

Brill, xv. 315.

Brisbane, Lt.-Gen. Sir Thos. Makdou-
gall, obituary, Proce. (1859-60) xxii.

Brisinga, Asb7., Proc. (1882-83) 30.

Brissopsis lyrifera, Forbes, X1ii. 67 ;
xvii. 94, 103, 104; xx. 45, 458,
470.

Brissus, Klein, Proe. i. 184.

— lyrifer, Forbes, xvii. 94.

British Museum, progress of (Lubbock),
Proc. (1880-82) 388-41; Proc.
(1882-83) 19-25; Proe. (1883-86)
88-90.

Britten, Jas., exhibits stems of Myrme-
codia attacked by ants, Proc. (1879-
80) hii.

Brixia atratula, Walk. *, x. 107.

— bicolor, Walk. * , x. 109.

— concinnula, Walk. * , x. 110.

— congrua, Walk. *, x. 110.

— guttata, Walk.*, x. 110.

— humeralis, Walk, *, x. 114.

— intertecta, Walk. * , x. 114.

— marginata, Walk.*, x. 107.

— nanula, Walk. *, x. 112.

—nivea, Walk.*, x. 112.

— opaca, Walk.*, x. 111.

— palliceps, Walk. * , x. 106.

— parviceps, Walk. * , x. 113.

— pictipennis, Walk. * , x. 113.

— puncticosta, Walk. * , x. 109.

—rufula, Walk. * , x. 106.

— sublucida, Walk. * , x. 107.

— subpunctata, Walk. *, x. 112.

— tenebrosa, Walk. * , x. 106.

— terminalis, Walk. * , x. 111.

— testacea, Walk. * , x. 115.

— varia, Walk. *, x. 108.

— variegata, Walk.*, x. 108. _
Brochina, P. Carp. (De Folin), Proce.
(1867-68) cxxix; &. 254-263.
—-achirona, De Folin, =x. 259, 260,

263.

— glabra, Monif., x. 255, 259, 260.

— —, var, minima, De Folin, x. 260,

— Someri, De Folin, x. 259, 263.

Broderip, Wm. John, obituary, Proc.
(1858-59) xx.

Brodhurst, Bernard Hdw.,
Fellow, Proc. (1863-64) vi.

elected

GENERAL INDEX. 55

Brogden, Jas., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1874-75) ii.

Bromfield, Dr. Wm. Arnold, obituary,
Proc. ii. 182; portrait of, Proc.
(1888-90) 42.

Bromhead, Sir Edward Thos. Ffrench,
Bart., elected Fellow, Proc. i. 209;
obituary, Proc. ii. 405.

Bromius, Chevr., viii. 37.

Brontes, Fabr., Xvii. 298.

Brook, Geo., elected Fellow,
(1878-79) xxxix.

—, exhibits Noctiluca miliaris, Suriray;,
Proce. (1880-82) 4.

—, Notes on some little-known Collem-
bola, and on the British Species of
the Genus Tomocerus, Hrichs., Proc.
(1882-83) 3; xvii. 19-25.

—, On anew genus of Collembola allied
to Degeeria, Nicolet, Proc. (1880-
82) 35; xvi. 541-545.

—, On some points in the development
of the Five-bearded Rockling
(Motella mustela, Zinn.), Proc.
(1883-86) 66 ; xviii. 298-307.

—, Preliminary account of the develop-
ment of the Lesser Weever Fish
(Trachinus vipera, Cuv. & Val.),
Proce. (1883-86) 11; xviii. 274-
291.

—, Revision of the Genus Entomobrya,
Rond. (= Degeeria, Nic.), Proc.
(1882-83) 9; xvii. 270-283.

Brookbank, Wm., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1883-86) 8.

Brooke, Sir Arthur Brooke de Capell,
obituary, Proc. (1858-59) xxv.
Brooke, Henry James, obituary, Proc.

(1857-58) xxiv.

Brooke, Sir Victor Alex., elected Fellow,
Proce. (1875-80) iv.

Brookes, Samuel, obituary, Proc. i. 34.

Broscidz, Hope, xi. 52, 56.

Broscosoma, Aos., Xi. 57.

Broscus, Panz., xi. 56.

Brown, Edw., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1880-82) 1.

Brown, Dr. Geo. Dransfield, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1876-77) xiv;
obituary, Proc. (1883-86) 138.

Brown, Dr. John, obituary, Proe.ii. 132.

Brown, Rey. John Croombie, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1866-67) v.

Brown, J. E., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1878-79) xliv.

Brown, Nicholas H., elected Associate,
Proe. (1879-80) li.

Brown, Dr. Robt., elected President,
Proc. ii. 64; obituary, Proc. (1857-
58) liti-lv, (1858-59) xv, xxv.

Proce.

Brown, Dr. Robt., eulogium on
(Hooker), Proc. (1887-88) 54-67.

—, portrait of, presented by Geo.
Ransome, Proc. ii. 94

—, portrait and bust of, Proc. (1888-
90) 34, 42.

—, presentation of books from library
of (Bennett), Proc. (1858-59) vi.

—, — of bust of, Proc. (1861-62) lit.

—, see Green, Ashdown H.

Brown, Robt., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1872-73) iv.

Brown, Dr. Wm. Henry, elected Fellow,
Proc. i. 123.

Browne, Sir Thos., portrait of, Proc.
(1888-90) 42.

Brownlow, Earl, obituary, Proc. ii. 306.

Bruchida, Xx. 553. ;

Bruchus, Linn., xi. 73.

— porosus, Sharp, XX. 553.

Brinnich, Prof. M.Th., correspondence
with Linneus, xii. 196, 197.

Brujas, Gwén., ix. 181.

— basicincta, Walk., ix. 182.

— bigutta, Walk. *, ix. 181, 182.

— posterior, Walk., ix. 182,

— Rengus, Guen., ix. 182.

Bruta, ii. 5, 6, 11, 18, 15-387.

Bryachus, Pascoe * , x. 478 ; xii. 84.

— squamicollis, Pascoe *, x. 479; xii.
84.

Brymac, Jas. Wm., elected Fellow,
Proce. ii. 109.

Bryocheta, Pascoe * , xi. 160; xii. 80.

— pusilla, Pascoe*, xi. 161; xii. 80.

— sufflata, Pascoe * , xi. 160,217; xii.
80.

— yiridis, Pascoe*, xi. 160; xii. 80.

Bryozoa, Proc. (1882-83) 37; Proc.
(1883-86) 119; xvii. 401, 403;
XViii. 5.

—, Cyclostomatous
(1883-86) 9.

—, Entozoie Floridex growing in living
(Reinsch), Proc. (1878-79) xli-xliv.

—of H. Coast of Scotland (8. O.
Ridley), Proc. (1882-83) 4.
—, ovicells of (Waters), xx. 275-280.
—, penetrated by Alge, exhibited
(Waters), Proc. (1878-79) xli.
—, photographs of, exhib. (Waters),
Proc. (1886-87) 22.

—, shells of, exhib. (Waters), Proc.
(1877-78) xxvii, xxxvi.

Bubo, Ramb., Xi. 220, 222, 232, 233,
254, 259, 261, 262, 266, 270, 271.

— agrioides, Ramb., xi. 259.

— capensis, Ramb., Xi. 270.

— Dietrichix, Brauer, xi. 256.

— festivus, Ramb., Xi. 259, 264.

(Waters), Proce.

56 GENERAL INDEX.

Bubo flavipes, Leach, xi. 254.

— hamatus, Klug, xi. 259, 275.

— rhodiogrammus, Ramb., Xi. 271.

Bubo cinerascens, Guér., XVii. 488.

— maculosus, V., xvii. 438.

Bubonidex, xvii. 407.

Bucardium, Meg., iv. 44, 48, 54.

— bullatum, Linn. MS., iv. 50.

— cordiformis, Linn. MS., iv. 54.

— striatum, Linn. MS., iv. 50.

Buccina Marocecana, Chemn., v. 181.

Buccinide, xv. 243; xvi. 358.

—, Arctic, Proc. (1882-83) 37.

Buccinopsis canaliculata, Dall, Xvi.

76, 377.

Buccinulus cinereus, Watson*, Xvii.
284, 289.

— glaber, Reeve, XVii. 290.

— strigosus, Gould, XVii. 290.

Buccinum, Linn., iv. 40, 41, 44, 69-72;
xi. 28; xvi. 358, 360, 596.

—, as food for fish, Proc. ii. 356.

— achatina, Linn., iv. 66, 70.

—albozonatum, Watson * , Xvi. 358.

— aquilarium, Watson * , xvi. 358, 359.

—arcularia, Linn., iv. 71.

— areola, Linn., iv. 71.

— Aruanum, Rumph., iv. 78.

— Ascanias, Lam., v. 185.

— asperulum, Phil., v. 185.

— balteatum, Reeve, vii. 108.

— canariense, D’Orb., v. 185.

— cancellatum, Lam., vii. 106.

— conspersum, Philippi, xii. 521.

— corniculatum, Lam., v. 185.

— cornutum, Linn., iv. 71.

— costatum, Linn., iv. 71.

— crenulatum, Linn., iv. 72.

— Cumingianum, Dfr., vii. 108.

— decussatum, Linn., iv. 71.

— dolium, Linn., iv. 70.

— duplicatum, Linn., iv. 72.

— echinophorum, Linn., iv. 70.

— erinaceus, Linn., iv. 71.

— erythrostoma, Reeve, vii. 108.

— ferreum, Reeve, vii. 108.

— flammeum, Linn., iv. 71.

— glabratum, Linn., iv. 72.

— glans, Linn., iv. 71.

— glaucum, Linn., iv. 71.

— harpa, Linn., iv. 71.

— Lacepedii, Payr., v. 185.

—lapillus, Linn., v. 185; xi. 199,
259.

— ligneum, Reeve, vii. 108.

— Linnei, Payr,, v- 185.

— macula, Mont., v. 185.

— maculatum, Linn., iv. 72.

— marginatum, Gmel., xii. 520.

— Maroccanum, Chemn., v. 182.

Buccinum mutabile, Linn., xii. 521.

— obsoletum, Say, Xvi. 374.

— olearium, Linn., xii. 528.

— papillosum, Linn., iv. 71.

— patulum, Linn., iv. 72.

— pennatum, Linn., iv. 70.

— perdix, Linn., iv. 70.

— Persicum, Linn., iv. 72.

— plicoswm, Menke, Xvi. 3874.

— pomum, Linn., iv. 70.

— prerosum, Linn., v. 181, 188.

-— Proteus, Reeve, vii. 108.

— pusio, Reeve, Xx. 486.

— rubra, Rumph., iv. 71.

—rufum, Linn., iv. 71.

— Sabini, Gray, vii. 107.

— scrobiculator, Linn., xii. 522. .

—— smaragdulus, Linn., iv. 72.

— spinulosum, Phil., xvi. 371.

—- spiratum, Linn., iv. 72.

— strigilatum, Linn., iv. 72.

— testiculus, Linn., iv. 71.

— tuberosum, Linn., iv. 70.

—undatum, Linn., Xvi. 485; xvii.
95,99; XVili. 268.

— undosum, Linn., iv. 70, 72.

— undulatum, Linn., xx. 448, 466.

— vibex, Linn., iv. 71.

— virgineum, Linn., iv. 72.

— vittatum, Linn., v. 175, 183, 186.

Buccleuch, Duke of, obituary, Proc.
(1883-86) 31.

Bucco, Linn., ii. 148.

Bucconide, ii. 183; iv. 173.

Bucephalus, Baer, xii. 292.

— Haimeanus, Lacaze Duthiers, xii.
298.

Buceros, Linn., ii. 140, 152; xiii. 373.

— erythrorhynchus, Temm., xvii. 435.

— plicatus, Less., ii. 156.

— rhinoceros, Linn., xX. 347.

— ruficollis, Vieill., 11. 156.

Bucerotidz, ii. 133, 156; xiii. 155,
314, 493.

Bucerotine, XVii. 435.

Buch, Baron Leopold von, obituary,
Proe. ii. 241.

Buchanan, John, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1875-80) ii.

Buchanan, Walter,
(1856-57) xxii.

Buchanga assimilis, Bechst., Xwii. 425.

Bucharis Chapuisii, Baly*, xiii. 458,
462.

—— granulosus, Baly* , xiii. 458, 462.

— martius, Baly *, xiii. 458, 463.

Buchwaldt, Prof. Balth. Joh. de, corre-
spondence with Linnzeus, Xii. 196.

Buckland, Dr. Wm., obituary, Proc,
(1856-67) xxii,

obituary, Proc.

GENHRAL INDEX. 57

Buckley, Dr. Nathaniel, elected Fellow,
Proc. i. 168 ; obituary, Proc. (1870-
71) lxxxii.

Buckley, Sir Edmund, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1874-75) ii.

Buckman, Charles, obituary,
(1883-86) 104.

Buckman, James, elected Fellow, Proc.
il. 67.

Buckton, George Bowdler,
Fellow, Proce. i. 273.

—, Notice of several species of Bats,
captured in England during the
present autumn, Proe. ii. 259-261.

Buckton, Woodyer Merricks, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1857-58) li.

Bucorvus, Less., 11. 138.

— abyssinicus, Gmel., xiii. 91, 94.

Bucynthia, Pascoe * ,ix. 83, 108.

— spiloptera, Pascoe, ix. 83, 108.

Budge, Edw., bequest from, declined,
Proce. i. 315-317.

Buffalo, Caffre, Proe. i. 332.

—, short-horned, Proc. ii. 332.

Bufo igneus, Laur., v. 41.

— viridis, Laur., v. 16, 53.

— vulgaris, Lawr., xiv. 719.

Bugula fruticosa, Packard, Xv. 288,

Proc.

elected

— Murrayana, Johnst., Xv. 283.

— —, var. fruticosa, Hincks, Xv. 233.

— quadridentata, Lovén, xv. 233.

— turbinata, Adler, xx. 452.

Buist, Dr. Geo., On the Construction of
the Nest, of a Species of Mason-
Wasp in the Neighbourhood of
Bombay, Proe. ii. 333 * —335 *

Bulger, Capt. Geo. Ernest, drawing of
Phalzna Atlas, Linn., Proc. (1866-
67) iii.

—, elected Fellow, Proc. (1863-64) iii.

—, death announced, Proc. (1883-86)
80.

Bulimella, Pfetf., xi. 497.

Bulimulus Ridleyi, Smth*, xx. 501,
503.

Bulimus, Scop., iv. 43; v. 196; Xi.
21; xx. 484.

— acutus, Miill., v. 196, 201.

— —, var. major, Pf., v. 201.

— —, var. turricula, Chem., v. 196,
201.

— —, var. unicolor, Pf., v. 196, 201.

— albidus, Pf., v. 201.

— auris-vulpina, Reeve, Xi. 21.

— conoideus, Rossm., Vv. 201.

— decollatus, Linn., v. 201, 202.

— —, var. decussata, Lowe, v. 2038.

— —, var. levigata, Lowe, v. 208.

——, var. major, Pf, v. 201.

Bulimus Jacobi, Sow., xx. 501.

— lubricus, Wiiller, Proc. ii. 121, 122,
123.

— obscurus, Miiller, Proc. ii. 121, 123.

— Paive, Lowe, v. 201, 205.

— Ramagei, EF. A. Smith* , xx. 484.

— Ridleyi, E. A. Smith * , xx. 476.

— solitarius, Pozr., v. 196, 201.

— ventrosus, FWér., v. 196.

— (Bulimulus) Ridleyi, #. A. Smith*,
xx. 501, 503.

— (Tomigerus) Ramagei, L.A. Smith * ,
xx. 484, 500, 5038.

Bulis, Castel. § Gory, xi. 77.

Bulla, Linn., iv. 44, 46; xv. 163,
164; xvii. 343, 344.

— achatina, Linn., iv. 67.

— acuta, D’Orb., xvii. 325.

—amplustre, Linn., iv. 66.

— ampulla, Linn., iv. 66; xii. 520.

— Auris-Jude, Linn., iv. 67.

— Auris-Mide, Linn., iv. 67.

— eanaliculata, Linn., iv. 67.

— gibbosa, Linn., iv. 66.

— hyalina, Gmel., xvii. 341 ftnote.

— hydatis, Linn., xvii. 322; xviii.
268.

— livida, Linn., iv. 67.

— naucum, Linn., iv. 66.

— ovum, Linn., iv. 66.

— pallida, Linn., iv. 66, 67.

— parallela, Gould, xvii. 321.

— physis, Linn., iv. 66.

— punctata, H. Adams, xii. 520.

— semileevis, Jeffr., X Vii. 322.

— solidula, Linn., iv. 67.

— terebellum, Linn., vii. 92.

— verrucosa, Linn., iv. 66.

— volva, Linn., iv. 66; vii. 96.

— (Tomatina) polita, A. Ad., xvii.
del.

Buller, Sir Walter Lawry, elected Fel-
low, Proc. (1857-58) vi.

—, Hawk, new species in New Zealand,
Proc. (1859-60) v.

—, Moa, exhibits feathers of, Proc.(1886-
87) 22.

—, plates of Birds of New Zealand,
Proce. (1886-87) 21.

Buller, Wentworth, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1865-66) Ixxxviil.

Bullfinch and Goldfinch, hybrid (Gunn),
Proc. (1883-86) 70.

Bullhead, xiii. 35, 45, 49.

Bullia, Gray, Xvi. 324, 329.

Bullide, xv. 164 ; xvii. 319, 322, 341.

Bulonga, Walk. * , iii. 193.

— schistacearia, Walk. * , iii. 193.

Bunbury, Sir Charles James Fox,
obituary, Proc. (1886-87) 23, 35.

58 GENERAL INDEX.

Bund, John Wm. Willis, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1886-87) 4.

—, exhibits Rainbow ‘Trout, Proc.
(1886-87) 15.

Bungarus ceruleus, Schn., X. 62, 67.

— fasciatus, Schn., x. 62, 67.

— flaviceps, Reinhardt, x. 63, 67.

Bunodes, Gosse * , Proc. ii. 373.

— (?) alba, Gosse, Proc. ii. 3878.

— ere eae Gosse, Proc. ii.
373

— clavata, Gosse, Proc. ii. 373.

— erassicornis, Gosse, Proc. ii. 373.

— gemmacea, Gosse, Proc. ii. 373.

— (?) miniata, Gosse, Proc. ii. 373.

— monile, Gosse, Proce. ii. 873.

— Thallia, Gosse, Proc. ii. 373.

Buphaga, Linn., ii. 138.

Buphagine, ii. 139.

Buprestide, Proc. i. 306; i. 128; ix.
300; X. 231; xi. 41.

— collected in Japan by G. Lewis (E.
Saunders), Proc. (1872-73) v; Xi.
509-523.

Buprestis, Linn., xi. 87, 509.

— japanensis, #. Sawnd.*, xi. 511.

— Perottetii, Guér., i. 128.

— punctata, Mabr., xi. 511.

Burbidge, Fredk. Wm., elected Fellow,
Proc. (1882-83) 5.

Burchell, Dr. Wm. John, obituary, Proc.
(1862-63) xxxiv.

—, portrait of, Proc. (1888-90) 42.

Burdett, Henry Charles, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1880-82) 34; resigned, Proc.
(1888-90) 11.

Burlacena, Walk., xii. 351.

Burlington House, negotiations re-
specting, Proc. (1855-56) xxx-
XXXii1, ly.

—, subscriptions for defraying expenses *

of removal to, Proc. (1857-58) 1-li.

Burmeister Dr. Hermann, elected
For. Memb., Proce. ii. 129.

—, ona luminous Coleopterous larva,
Proe. (1871-72) xxix ; xi. 416-421.

Burney, Ven. Archdeacon Charles Parr,
obituary, Proc. (1864—65) Ixxxiv.

Burns, Wm., elected Fellow, Proe.
(1876-77) xvi.

Burrows, Alfred Joe, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1882-83) 4.
Burton, Fredk. Merryweather, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1883-86) 183.
Burton, Harry Sanford, elected Fellow,
Proe. (1886-87) 5.

Bury, Henry, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1886-87) 8.

Bush, Dr. Wm. Maddox, elected Fellow,
Proe, i. 162.

Bush, Dr. Wm. Maddox, death, Proc.
(1857-58) xxv.

Busk,George,elected Fellow, Proc. i. 310.

—, Catalogue of the species of Cellepora
coll. in the ‘ Challenger’ Exped.,
Proc. (1880-82) 13; xv. 341-356.

—, death announced, Proc. (1886-87) 1.

—, exhibits skull of child from Fernando
Po, Proc. (1860-61) v.

—, exhibits web, supposed to be that of
Tinea granella, Lin; Proce. (1868-
69) xxiv. /

—, List of Polyzoa coll. ‘by Capt. H.
W. Feilden in the North Polar
Exped., with descriptions of new
species, Proc. (1879-80) Ixii; xv.
231-241.

—, Observations on some skulls from
Ceylon, said to be those of Veddahs,
Proe. (1861-62) lxiv ; vi. 166-170.

—, On recent species of Heteropora,
Blainv., Proc. (1878-79) xviii ;
xiv. 724-726.

—, obituary, Proc. (1886-87) 23, 36.

—, portrait of, Proc. (1888-90) 34.

—, presentation of portrait of, Proc.
(1883-86) 80, 82.

—, Remarks on the Cranial and Dental
Characters of the existing species
of Hyena, Briss., Proc. (1865-66)
ix; ix. 59-79.

—, Supplementary Note respecting the
use to be made of the Chitinous
Organs in the Cheilostomata in the
Diagnosis of Species, and more
particularly in the genus Cellepora,
Gm., XV. 357-3862.

Bustard, Great, xxiii. 90.

—, habits and structure of (Yarrell),
Proe. 11, 207-209.

Butastur rufipennis, Swnd., xvii. 437.

Buteo lagopus, Gmel., Xili. 328.

— vulgaris, Esch., xiii. 331, 332.

Buteoninz, xvii. 405.

Butler, Arthur Gardiner, elected Fellow,
Proce, (1867-68) xxx1i.

—, A new Genus (Pyramocera) of Moths
of the Family Liparide from
Madagascar, Proc. (1879-80) lv;
xv. 84, 85.

—, Descriptions of five new species of
Gonyleptes, K77d., Proc. (1873-74)
XXx; Xii. 151-155.

—, Descriptions of two new Lepido-
pterous Insects from Malacca, Proce.
(1876-77) xiii; xiii, 115, 116.

—, Descriptions of new species of the
Lepidopterous genus Huptychia,
Hiibn., Proc. (1876-77) xiii; xiii,
116-128,

GENERAL INDEX. a9

Butler, Arthur Gardiner, exhibits
Euptychia, Proc. (1876-77) xiii.

—, List of the Diurnal Lepidoptera
recently coll. by Mr. Whitely, in
Hakodadi, N. Japan, Proc. (1865-
66) ix; ix. 50-59.

—, Monograph of the genus Lemonias,
Westw., with descriptions of new
species in the collection of the Brit.
Mus., including other forms some-

times placed in that genus, Proc.
(1866-67) iii; ix. 213-229.

—, Notes on the Lepidoptera of the
Family Zygenide, with descrip-
tions of new Genera and Species,
Proc. (1874-75) ix; xii. 342-
407.

—, On the Subfamilies Antichlorinez and
Charideinz (Butler), Proc. (1874—
75) xxxvil; xii. 408-453.

—, On the Butterflies in the Collection
of the Brit. Mus. hitherto referred
to the Genus Euplea, Yabdr.,
Proc. (1877-78) xxvii; xiv. 290-
303.

—-, On the Butterflies collected by Lord
Walsingham in California, xvi.
462-474.

—, On the Moths of the Family
Urapterygide in the Brit. Mus.,
Proc. (1882-83) 7; xvii. 195-
204.

—, the Butterflies of Malacca, Proc.
(1876-77) xv ; xiii. 196, 197.
Butler, Dr. John, death announced,

Proc. (1876-77) xix.

Butleria, Kirb., xi. 438.

Butorides atricapilla, Afzel., xvii. 440.

— javanica, Horsf., Kili. 320.

--— virescens, Linn., occurrence in Corn-
wall (Sawle), Proc. (1888-90) 74.

Butt, Rev. Thos., death announced,
Proe. i. 157.

Butterflies, Proc. (1883-86) 120; xvii.
181, 184, 192.

—, African, Mimetic Analogies among
(Trimen), Proce. (1867-68) xlii. See
Trans. vol. xxvi.

—, Alpine (Weir), Proc. (1877-78)
XXIV.

—, Oalifornian, collected by Lord
Walsingham (A. G. Butler), xvi.
462-474.

— from Lagos exhib., Proc. (1888-90)
53.

— of Malacca (Butler), Proc. (1876-77)
xy; xiii. 196, 197.

—, prehensile organs in male (Gosse),
Proc. (1880-82) 31. See Trans.,
9nd ser. Zool., vol, ii. 265-345.

Butterfly in Fernando Noronha (Ridley),
Proe. (1887-88) 2; xx. 543.

—, polymorphic, from India (West-
wood), Proc. (1879-80) lv.

Butterfly-fish, Chinese, Xv. 34.

Buzzard, Common, Proc. (1883-86)

iit

Buzzards, xiii. 328, 382.

Byas, Ramb., Xi. 220, 233, 234.

— microcerus, Ramb., xi. 235.

Byblis kallarthrus, Stebbing, xx. 118.

Byblisia, Walk., xii, 345, 351.

Bye-laws, alterations in, Proc. ii. 206 ;
(1856-57) vii; Proc. (1873-74)
Xii, XV, xvii, xvili; Proce. (1878-79)
xli; Proc. (1880-82) 3-5, 9-12.

Byerley, Isaac, elected Fellow, Proc. ii.
293.

Byrrhus, Linn., xi. 72, 76.

Byrsopages, Schonh., x. 473.

Byrsopineg, Xi. 448; xii. 82.

Byrsops, Schonh., Xi. 448.

Byrsopsine, x. 456.

Byssodes, Guwen., X Vii. 200.

— appropriata, Walk., xvii. 195.

Bythinella Victorix, Tenison-Woods,
xvi. 270.

Bythinia Victoriz, Zentson- Woods, XVi.
270

Bythocythere retusa, Brady*, xix.
Bil), BIA,

Bythoscopus, Germ., 1. 173; x1. 82.

— equalis, Walk, * , x. 318.

— antecedens, Walk. * , x. 316.

— badius, Walk.* , x. 321.

— basivitta, Walk. *, x. 318.

— biarcuatus, Walk. * , i. 174.

— bimarginatus, Walk. * , x. 318.

— bistriga, Walk. *, x. 317.

— cephalotes, Walk. *, i. 174.

— colligatus, Walk. * , x. 319.

— concolor, Walk. * , x. 317.

— cupreipennis, Walk. *, x. 321.

— diaphanus, Walk. * , X. 321.

— dimidiatus, Walk. * , x. 319.

— ferrugineus, Walk., i. 175; x. 316.

— flavibasis, Walk. *, x. 320.

— ignicans, Walk. * , i. 175.

—impressus, Walk. * , &. 322.

— letisigna, Walk. *, i. 174.

— lateralis, Walk.*,1. 173.

— luteatus, Walk.*, x. 319.

— metallicus, Walk. * , i. 173.

— nigrilinea, Walk.*, i. 174.

— politus, Walk. * , x. 320.

— polygrammus, Walk. *, x. 317.

— scabrifrons, Walk. * , x. 321.

— semivenosus, Walk. * , x. 322.

— testaceus, Walk. * , i. 178.

— unicolor, Walk, * , x. 320,

60 GENERAL INDEX.

C.

Cabinet for Microscopic Objects (R. H.
Selby), Proce. i. 128.

Cacatua, Briss., iv. 173.

— equatorialis, Temm., ii. 166.

— galerita, Gould, ii. 166.

— sulphurea, Less., ii. 166.

— Triton, Temm., ii. 166; iii. 490.

Cachalot, ii. 5.

Cachius, Giinther, xiv. 538 ftnote.

Cacicus americanus, Lacord., xi. 41.

Cacomantis assimilis, Gray, Kili. 492 ;
Xvi. 428.

— castaneiventris, Gould, xvi. 428.

Cacosceles Gidipus, Newm., ix. 142.

Cactornis, Gould, ii. 143.

Caddis-fly, Marine, from New Zealand
(R. McLachlan), Proc. (1880-82)
35; Proc. (1882-83) 26; xvi.
417-422.

Cadrema, Walk. * , iv. 117; ix. 16.

— lonchopteroides, Walk.*, iv. 117;
ix. 16.

Cadrena, see Oadrema.

Caducibranchia, xiv. 717, 719.

Cadulus, Jeffr. (Watson), Proc. (1878-
79) 38; xiv. 508-529.

— ampullaceus, Watson*, Xiv. 523,
529.

— colubridens, Watson*, xiv. 523,
524.

— curtus, Watson*, xiv. 525, 527,
528.

var. congruens,
523, 527.

— exiguus, Watson*, Xiv. 523, 528,
529.

— gracilis, Jefr., Xiv. 523, 525, 526.

— Jeffreysi, Mont., xiv. 526, 527.

— obesus, Watson * , Xiv. 523, 527.

— oyulum, Phi/., xiv. 529.

— rastridens, Watson * , Xiv. 528, 525.

— sauridens, Watson * , Xiv. 523, 525.

—simillimus, Watson*, Xiv. 528,
526.

— tumidosus, Jeffr., Xiv. 523, 528.

— yentricosus, Bronn, Xiv. 525.

— vulpidens, Watson * , xiv. 523, 524.

Ceecidee (De Folin), x. 254-264.

Czxecidotea, Packard, xvi. 83.

— stygia, Packard, xvi. 84.

Cecila complexa, Walker, iii. 191.

Ceciliz, v. 225.

Ceecilius, Curt., Xvi. 155.

— Dalii, MeLachl., xvi. 155, 175.

— marmoratus, Hag., xvi. 155, 175.

Czcum, Flem., Xi. 20.

— auriculatum, De Folin, x. 261.

Watson, Xiv.

Czcum bimamillatum, De Folin, 261.

— carmenense, De Folin, x. 261.

— circumvolutum, De Folin, x. 262.

— Cuccina, De Folin, x. 262.

— curtatum, De Folin, x. 2638.

— decussatum, De Folin *, x. 258.

—formulosum, De Folin*, x. 257,
258.

— infinum, De Folin, x. 260.

— liratocinctum, P. P. Carp., X. 264.

— orientale, De Folin, x. 261.

— striata, De Folin, x. 259.

— strigosum, De Folin, x. 261.

— torquatum, De Folin, x. 262.

— veracruzanum, De Folin, x. 262,
263.

— vestitum, De Folin, x. 262.

Czedesa, Walk. * , vi. 198.

— agropoides, Walk. * , vi. 193.

Cexnosia, Mezg., 1. 129; iv. 141.

— insurgens, Walk. *, i. 129; ix. 22.

| —liturata, Walk.*, vii. 218; ix.

23.

— luteicornis, Walk.*, iii. 108; iv.
141; ix, 23.

— macularis, Wied., i. 129; ix. 22.

—respondens, Walk.*, iv. 142; ix,
23. j

— signata, Walk.*,iv. 142; 1x. 23.

Ceerebide, ii. 133.

Cerois, Hiibn., xi. 438,

Caiman, On the dermal armour of
Jacare, Gray, and, with notes on
the specific and generic characters
of recent Crocodilia (Huxley), Proc.
(1858-59) 4 ; iv. 1-28.

Caiman, Gray, iv. 1-28.

— pibbiceps, Natterer, iv. 4, 26.

— palpebrosus, Natterer, iv. 4, ftnote
24, 26.

— trigonatus, Natterer, iv. 4, ftnote
24, 26.

Cainocrinus, Forbes, xv. 210, 211.

Calamaria quadrimaculata, D. g B.,
x. 39, 49.

— siamensis, Giinther, x. 39, 40, 49,
65

Calamaridz, x. 39.

Calamobius, Bates, Xviii. 255.

— gracilis, Creutz, xviii. 255.

— japonicus, Bates, xviii. 255.

Calamoceras, Brauer, X. 211; xi. 128,
ftnote 126.

— marsupus, Brauer, xi. ftnote 126.

Calamophyllia, Ed. § H., xviii. 76,

196

Calamophyllioida, xviii. 76, 196.
Calamospiza, Bon., ii. 142.
Calandra, Clairv., Xi. 38, 86; xii. 75,

Jy

GENERAL INDEX. 61

Oalandrins, x. 437; xi. 214, 215;
xii. 66-76, 98; xix. 319.

Calanidx, xix. 296; xx. 47.

Calanus finmarchicus, Giinner, xx. 146,
147, 148, 456.

— gracilis, Dana, xx. 147.

— payvo, Dana, xx. 148.

— propinquus, Brady, xx. 147.

— tonsus, Brady, xx. 147.

— valgus, Brady, xx. 147.

Oalappa lophos (Herbst), var. y, De
Haan, ¥xX. 111.

Calappide, Proc. ii. 428; xiv. 636;

xx. 111.

Calcar, Monéf., xi. 89; xiv. 714.

— henicus, Watson * , xiv. 693, 713.

— Olfersi, Troschel, xx. 493.

Calcarea, xx. 568.

Calecaromma calcarea, Thomson, Xiv.
137, 144, 147.

Calcispongidee, xiv. 192, 230.

Calduba obtenta, Walker, vii. 1776.

Calicurgus dorsalis, S¢.-Harg., Xi. 352.

Caligus curtus, Miiller, xv. 67, 71.

Calinaga, Moore, xi. 435.

Caliphora read Calliphora.

Calisto, Hiibn., xi. 438.

Callzas, Forst., xi. 507.

Callantra, Walk. *, iv. 153; ix. 6.

— smieroides, Walk.*, iv. 154; ix.
25,

Callapcecus, Bates * , xviii. 254.

— Boualus, Bates * , KViii. 207, 254,
262.

Callianassa subterranea, Leach, xx. 45.

Callianira, Pér. § Les., Xvi. 98.

Callicarus, Grote, Kil. 372.

— pennipes, Grove, xii. 372.

— plumipes, Drury, xii, 372.

— punctata, Guérin, xii. 372.

— texanus, Grote, xii. 372.

Callichloris, Dej. (Curtis), Proc. i. 198.

— perelegans, Curt. *, Proc. i. 198.

Peperens: Latr,, 1x. 97, 1388; xi.
89.

— Cantori, Hope * , Proc. i. 43.

— Cinderella, White, ix. 138.

— Griffithii, Hope *, Proc. i. 43.

— japonica, Harold, xviii. 206, 227.

Callichrominez, ix. 138.

Callichrous, Ham. Buch., xiii. 339,
342; xiv. 562, 565, 578.

— )bimaculatus, Bloch, xii. 569; xiii.
348.

— ceylonensis, Giinther, xiii. 348.

— chekra, Ham. Buch., xii. 569.

— Egertonii, Day, xiii. 348.

— gangeticus, Peters, xili. 348.

— macrophthalmus, Blyth, xiii. 348.

— malabaricus, Cuv. ¢ Val., xiii, 348.

Callichrous nigrescens, Day, Xili. 348.
— notatus, Day, xiii. 348.

— pabda, Ham. Buch., xiii. 348.

— pabo, Ham. Buch., Xiii, 348.

— sindensis, Day, xiii, 348.
Callichrus affinis, Swainson, Xiii. 348.
— immaculatus, Swainson, xiii. 348.
— macrostomus, Swainson, Xili. 348.
— nebulosus, Swainson, Xiii. 348.

— vittatus, Swainson, Xili. 348.
Callichthys, Linn., ix. 165; xv. 35.
— asper, Quoy § Gaim., XV. 395.

— punctatus, B/., XV. 39.

Callida, Dejean, XVii. 360.
Callidiine, ix. 105, 159.

Callidiomorphus depressus, Blanch.,
ix. 126. :

Callidiopsis, Thoms., ix. 129.

— precox, Hrichs., ix. 129.

— scutellaris, Fabr. , ix. 97, 129.

Callidium, Fabr., i ix. 105; Vili, 228.

— albofasciatum, Motsch., ‘xviii. 228.

—alni, Linn., XVili. 228.

— annulare, Fabr., ix. 135.

— artifex, Newm., ix. 137.

— asemoides, Pascoe, ix. 139.

— australe, Boisd., ix. 134, 142.

— catoxanthum, White, ix. 105, 137.

— cleroides, White, ix. 104, 136.

— cucujus, White, ix. 137.

— eburatum, Pascoe, ix. 137.

— erosum, Macleay, ix. 142.

— Hssingtoni, Hope, ix. 137.

— faber, Newm., ix. 142.

— flavomaculatum, Blanch., ix. 142.

— fulvomaculatum, Blanch., ix. 123,
126.

— funestum, Boisd., ix. 142.

— inscriptum, Pascoe, ix. 98, 129.

— intortum, Newm., ix. 102, 134.

— morosum, Boisd., ix. 142.

— obscurum, Fabr., ix. 137.

— piceum, Newm., ix. 97.

— scutellare, Yabr., ix. 129.

— signiferum, Newm., ix. 97, 129.

— simillimum, White, ix. 136.

— terebrans, Newm., ix. 137.

— vile, Newm., ix. 134.

Callidryas, Boisd., ix. 356.

Callidula abisara, Butler * , xiii. 197.

— sakuni, Horsf., xiii. 197.

Callilanguria, Crotch, xvii. 348, 354,
355.

Callinotus, Schénh., x1. 474, 475.

—microspilotus, Pascoe*, xi. 474;
Xili. 91.

— Zetterstedtii, Boh., xi. 474.

Calliona, Bates * , ix. 447.

Callionymus, Linn., ix. 165.

— lyra, Linn., &x. 446.

62 GENERAL INDEX.

Callionymus maculatus, Gm., xx. 446.

Calliopius bidentatus, Norman, Xvii.
102.

Calliphora, Desv., iv. 184; v. 244; ix.
159; 3x3x. 125.

— erythrocephala, Meigen, retina of
(Lowne), xx. 406-417; ovaries
and their appendages of (Lowne),
xx, 418-442.

— ingens, Walk. * , iv. 134.

— yvomitoria, Linn., xx. 125.

Calliphoria read Calliphora.

Callipleea, Butl., xiv. 291, 292, 296.

— adyte, Boisd., xiv. 296.

— darchia, McLeay, xiv. 296.

— Dehaanii, Luec., xiv. 295.

— doryca, Butl. * , xiv. 295.

— Forsteri, Feld., xiv. 296.

—hyems, Butl., xiv. 296.

— infantilis, Butl., xiv. 296.

— Jamesii, Butl., xiv. 296.

— Iedereri, Feld., xiv. 295.

— leucogonis, Buti. *, xiii. 196.

— mazares, Moore, xiv. 295.

— niveata, Butl., xiv. 296.

— pollita, Hrichson, xiv. 296.

— priapus, Buil., xiv. 296.

— pumila, Butl., xiv. 295.

— Saundersii, Feld., xiv. 296.

— seriata, Herr.-Sch., Xiv. 295.

— Trimenii, Feld., xiv. 295.

— tulliolus, Fabr., xiv. 296.

— Turneri, Butl.* , xiv. 296.

Callipyrga, Newm , ix. 113.

— turrita, Newm., ix. 1138.

Callirhoé, Pascoe * , ix. 98, 99, 130.

— aberrans, Newm., ix. 99, 130.

—allapsa, Newm., ix. 130.

— biguttata, Don., ix. 99, 130, 141.

— decora, Perroud, ix. 141.

— pedator, Pascoe, ix. 131.

— polita, Pascoe, ix. 130.

— pubescens, Pascoe, ix. 181.

Callisina, Baly, Wiii. 27.

Callisoma crenatum, Sp. Bate, XX.
456.

Calliste, Bote, ii. 148, 144.

— larvata, Dubus, ii. 144.

Callisthenes, Fisch., xi. 89.

Callithea, Swains., xi. 438,

— crebrilirata, Reeve, vii. 201.

— obeliscus, Reeve, vii. 201.

— spreta, A. Adams * , vii. 201.

Callithrix, Hral., ii. 17.

— sciureus, Kwhi, ii. 17.

Callitomis, Butler * , xii. 351, 406.

— leucosoma, Butler * , xii. 351.

— syntomoides, Butler * , xii. 351,

Callomystax, Giinther, Xii1. 343.

Callosune, Dowbl., xi. 438, 434.

Calobata, Fabr., i. 135; iv. 161; v.
269; vi. 17; viii. 125.

— abana, Walk., iii, 124; ix. 28.

— albitarsis, Wied., iii. 124; ix. 28.

— hbifasciata, Walk.*, iv. 162; ix,
28.

— cedens, Walk. *, i. 135; ix. 28.

— coarctata, Walk.*, v. 298; ix. 28.

— confinis, Walk.*,1i. 37; ix. 28.

— contingens, Walk.*, vii. 221; ix.
28.

—contraria, Walk.*, v. 253; ix.
28

— diffundens, Walk.*, vi. 17; vii.
221+ ix. 28.

— gutticollis, Walk.*, vi. 17; ix.
28.

—immiscens, Walk.*, vii. 221; ix.
28.

— immixta, Walk. *, i. 387; ix. 28.

—impingens, Walk.*, iv. 161; v.
165; vi. 17; ix. 28.

— indica, Desv., ili. 124; iv. 162;
ix. 28.

— plagiata, Walk. * , v. 253; ix. 28.

— resoluta, Walk.*,iv. 161; ix. 28.

— sepsoides, Walk. * , iii, 124; ix. 28.

— stabilis, Walk. * , v. 298; ix. 28.

— strenua, Walk. *,1. 185; ix. 28.

— tipuloides, Walk.*, viii. 125; ix.
28.

Calocaris Macandree, Bell, xx, 46,
454, 469

Calodromus Mellyi, Guér., xvii. 298.

Caleenas nicobarica, Linn., ii. 167;
xvi. 446.

Calomela, Hope, Xili. 475.

Calonctos, Hiibner, xii. 368, 369,
370.

—almon, Cramer, xii. 368.

—aurata Walk., xii. 369.

— eacus, Cramer, X11. 369.

— geminata, Herr.-Schd/f., xii. 368.

— helymus, Herr.-Schdiff., xii. 368.

— interruptus, Walk., xii. 368.

— intricata, Walk., xii. 383.

— (?) niveifascia, Walk., xii. 367.

— nexa, Herr.-Schiff., xii. 368.

— nycteus, Cramer, xii. 369, 370.

— perspicua, Walk, xii, 368.

— phlegmon, Fabr., xii. 368.

— sericea, Herr.-Schaff.,, xii. 368.

— triangulifera, Felder, xii. 368.

— tropica, Walk., xii. 426.

— varipes, Walk., Xii. 368.

— (?) vespa, Herr.-Schiff., xii. 369.

Calophyllum, Dana, XViii. 32.

Calopistria, Hiibn., vii. 64.

— ventralis, Walk. * , Wii. 64.

Calopsitta, Less., ii. 141.

GHNERAL INDEX. 63

Caloptenus XvVii.
2 ftnote.

— femur-rubrum, Harris (Oppermann),
Proce. (1876-77) xiv ; xvii. 2.

— spretus, Uhler, xvii. 2.

Calornis, Gray, xvi. 129.

— Cantor, Miull., ii. 164; xiii. 501.

— cantoroides, Gray, xiii. 501.

— fusca, Gould, xvi. 129.

— metallica, Temm., ii. 164; xiii. 318.

— metallica, Salvad., xiii. 318.

— mysolensis, Gray, Xiii. 501.

' —viridescens, Gray, xiii. 318, 501;
xiv. 687.

— coe) feadensis, Ramsay * , XVi.
129.

bivittatus, Say,

Calosoma, Web., xi. 24.

Calospila, Doudl., ix. 213, 449.

— Aristus, Doubl., ix. 214.

— Emylius, Doubl., ix. 216.

— Geris, Doubl., ix. 215.

— Pentheus, Doub/., ix. 215.

— Thermodoé, Hiibn., ix. 219.

Calospilos arearia, Hibn., xvii. 201.

Calostylis, Lindstr., xviii. 177, 180, 199.

— cribraria, Lindstr., xviii. 180.

Calotermes, Hagen, xvi. 151.

— precox (Wollaston), Hag., xvi. 151,
155, 174.

Calotes Hmma, Gray, x. 33, 36.

— mystaceus, D. § B., x. 33, 36.

— saxatilis, Blackw., bite of (Black-
wall), Proe. 1i. 14.

— versicolor, Daud., x. 33, 36.

Calpe, Quoy & Gaim., Proc. ii. 68.

Calpide, vii. 74.

Calpurnus bullulatus, Sow., vii. 95.

— carneus, Lam., vii. 95.

— concinnus, Sow., vii. 95.

— dentatus, Sow., Vil. 95.

— dorsuosus, Hinds, vii. 96.

— formosus, Sow., Vii. 96.

— lacteus, Lam., vii. 95.

— striatulus, Sow., vil. 95.

Calycella fastigiata, Alder, xx. 460.

Calydna, Westw. § Hewits., ix. 228,
395, 397, 441.

— Argiella, Bates * , ix. 394, 441.

— Cabira, Hewits., ix. 442.

— Caieta, Hewits., ix. 442.

— Calamisa, Hewits., ix. 442.

— Calitas, Hewits., ix. 442.

— Calyce, Hewits., ix. 442.

— Candace, Hewits., ix. 442.

— caprina, Hewits., ix. 442.

— Carneia, Hewits., ix. 442.

—.- castanea, Pritiw., ix. 442.

— Catana, Hewits., ix. 442.

— Cea, Hewits., ix. 441.

— Charila, Hewits., ix, 442.

Calydna Chaseba, Hewits., ix. 442.

— euthria, Doubled. § Hewits., ix. 394,
395, 441.

— Hiria, Goedt., ix. 442.

— Lusea, Hiibn., ix. 442.

— maculosa, Bates * , 394, 441.

— micra, Bates* , ix. 395, 441.

— punctata, Feld., ix. 442.

— Sturnula, Hiibn., ix. 441.

-—— Thersander, Cram., ix. 441.

— tinea, Bates* , ix. 394, 441.

Calyptomena, Raff., ii. 140.

Calyptorhynchus, Vig. § Horsf., ii. 141,
142

Calyptotricha, Phillips * , xvi. 476.

— pleuronemoides, Phillips*, xvi.
476, 477.

Calyptrea, Lam., iv. 38, 39.

— alyeolata,, A. Adams, xx. 492.

Suisipie aes, THRO, Ste WBS Sr
244,

Calyptraster, Sladen *, xvi. 190, 191,
207.

— coa, Sladen * , xvi. 207.

Camarhynchus, Gould, ii. 148.

Cambala, Gray, Proc. i. 194.

Cambridge, Rev. O. P., Descriptions of
a new genus and 6 new species of
Spiders, Proc. (1867-68) exxix; x.
264-276.

—, Descriptions of two new species of
Araneidea, with characters of a
new genus, Proc. (1868-69) xlii;
x. 398-405.

—, On new British Spiders, Proce.
(1869-70) xxxiv; Proc. (1870-71)
xciv; Proc. (1872-73) iti. See
Trans. vol. xxvii. 893; xxviii. 433,
523. :

—, On some new species of European
Spiders, Proc. (1872-73) vii; xi.
530-547.

—, Part 1 of Catalogue of a collection
of Ceylon Araneidea lately received
from J. Nietner, with descriptions
of new species and characters of a
new genus, Proc. (1868-69) xlii;
x. 373-397.

—, Systematic List of the Spiders at
present known to inhabit Gt. Bri-
tain and Ireland, Proc. (1873-74)
xv, xvi. See Trans. vol. xxx. 319.

Camel, Proe. ii. 332; x. 178.

Camelopardalis, Gmel., ii. 29; xiv.
560 ftnote.

— Giraffa, Brisson, v. 4.

Camelus, Linn., ii. 29.

— bactrianus, Linn., v. 3.

— Dromedarius, Linn., ii. 30.

Cameron, David, obituary, Proc, u. 50.

64 GENERAL INDEX,

Cameron, John, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1879-80) li.

Camerotine, x. 437.

Campanularia, Lam., xii. 252.

—angulata, Hincks, xx. 460.

— carduella, Al/man * , xix. 132, 158.

— crenata, Al/man * , xii. 258, 281.

— gracilis, Allman * , xii. 260, 278, 281.

— grandis, Allman*, xii. 259, 260,
273, 281.

— Johnstoni, Alder, xii. 260.

— Juncea, Allman * , xii. 260, 281.

— yolubilis, Linn., xx. 460.

Campanulariide, xi1. 258.

Campbell, Dr. Archibald, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1864-65) v.

Campbell, A. J., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1888-90) 67.

Campbell, Francis Maule, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1878-79) xxxviii.

—, cocoon of Tegenaria Guyonii, Guér.,
Proce. (1883-86) 4.

—, On supposed stridulating organs of
Steatoda guttata, Wider, and Liny-
phia tenebricola, Wider, Proce.
(1879-80) Ixii; xxv. 152-155.

—, On certain glands in the maxille of
Tegenaria domestica, Blackwall,
Proc. (1879-80) lxi; xv. 155-158.

—, On a probable case of Parthenoge-
nesis in the House-Spider (Tege-
naria Guyonii, Gwér.), Proc. (1880-
82) 35; xvi. 536-539.

—, On the pairing of Tegenaria Guyonii,
Guér., with a description of certain
organs in the abdominal sexual
region of the male, Proc. (1882-83)
5; xvii. 162-174.

—, On a flight of Dragonflies, and on
the Humming-bird Hawk-moth,
Proc. (1883-86) 67.

Campecopea hirsuta, Gosse, xii. 147.

— versicolor, Rathke, xii. 150.

Campephaga Boyeri, Ramsay, Xiv. 630.

— plumbea, Mill. § Schi., ti. 160.

— schisticeps, Puch., ii. 160.

Campephagide, ii. 159; xiii. 499.

Campephaginez, Xvil. 424.

Campephagus xanthomoides,
Evil. 424.

Camplin, John Massendine,
Fellow, Proc. i. 183 ;
Proc. (1863-64) xxviii.

Campochera Sloetii, Sch/., xvi. 434.

Campodea, Westw., Proc. (1867-68) 1x;
xi, 422-425.

— ambulans, Linn., viii. 162, 163.

Camponotus, Mayr, xviii. 327.

— ethiops, Latr., xx. 121.

— bimaculatus, Smith, xx. 5381, 538.

Less.,

elected
obituary,

Camponotus ebeninus, Hmery, xx. 121.

— exasperatus, Mayr, xi. 305.

— foveolatus, Mayr, xx. 121.

— gigas, Mayr, xi. 303.

— inflatus, Lubbock * , xv. 185-187.

— lateralis, Oliv., xx. 121.

— ligniperdus, Latr., xx. 123.

— pallidus, Mayr, xi. 305.

— sexguttatus, Pabr., xiv. 674, 675.

— tinctus, Mayr, xi. 304.

— variegatus, Mayr, xi. 304.

Campophaga read Carpophaga spi-
lorrhoa, Gray, xiv. 688.

Campophagide, xvi. 318.

Oamposcia, Latredle, xiv. 638, 644,
645, 647, 653.

— retusa, Latreille, xiv. 644.

Campothera balia, Heug/., xvii. 431.

— Cailliaudi, Malh., xvii. 481.

— Caroli, Malh., xvii. 431.

— permista, Reich., xvii. 431.

Camps, Dr. Wm., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1858-59) xlix.

Campsomeris collaris,
350.

Camptochirus, Lac., xii. 39.

Camptorhina, Kirb., Proc. i. 199.

— atricapilla, Kirb., Proc. i. 199.

Camptorhinides, xii. 92.

Campula, Cobbold, v. 2, 4; xiii. 39.

— oblonga, Cobbold, v. 4, 54; xii.
291; xiii. 40, 42, 46.

Campylorhynchus, HyZ., ii. 143.

Campylosceline, x. 437; xi. 215.

Canxa, Walk. *, vii. 73.

— semitessellata, Walk. * , vii. '73.

Canarium Luhuanum, Linn., vii. 92.

Cancellaria, Lam., xvi. 325, 326.

— imbricata, Watson * , xvi. 324.

— ee australis, Philippi, XVi.
326.

— (—) carinata, Watson *, xvi. 325,

9

St.-Farg., xi.

— (—) Schythei, Philippi, xvi. 326.

— (—) specularis, Watson * , xvi. 325.

Cancellariide, Adams, xv. 248; XVi.
324, 325.

Cancer, Linn., Proc. ii. 38, 376; Xi.
28; xiv. 669; xviii. 269.

— acanthus, M.-Edwards, xx. 511.

— aculeatus, O. Fabr., xv. 62.

— arenarius, Catesby, Xx. 512.

— boreas, Phipps, xv. 60.

— corallinus, Herbst, xx. 510.

— coronatus, Herbst, xx. 510.

— depressus, Fabr., xx. 513.

— dieresis, Linn., Proc. ii. 33.

— dorsipes, Herbst, xiv. 326.

— emeritus, Linn., Xiv. 323.

— emeritus, Herbst, xiv. 317.

GENERAL INDEX. 65

Cancer Galba, Montagu, xv. 66.

— homaroides, O. Fabr., xv. 60.

— lobatus, Milne-Edwards, xx. 411.

— locusta, Linn., xv. 68.

— medusorum, Miill., xv. 66.

— megax, Phipps, Xv. 66.

— oculatus, Fadr., xv. 63.

— pagurus, Linn., iv. 31, 35; vi. 166;
xx. 45.

— planissimus, Herbst, Xx. 513.

— spinus, Sowerby, xv. 61.

— squamosus, Herbst, Xx. 513.

— symnista, Linn., Kiv. 326.

— testudinarius, Herbst, xiv. 323.

Cancerine, xiv. 670.

Cancilla carnicolor, Reeve, vii. 199.

— circulata, Kies., vii. 199.

— Herklotsiana, Dohrn, vii. 199.

— rosacex, Reeve, vii. 199.

— straminea, A. Adams, vii. 199.

Cancride, xiii. 184; xiv. 641; xx.
109, 510.

eget xiv. 314, 636, 641; xx.
510.

Canda reptans, Gosse, xiii. 480, 486.

Candace brevicornis, Thompson * , xx.
149, 155.

— nigrocincta, Thompson *, xx. 148,
155.

— pachydactyla, Dana, xx. 149.

— truneata, Dana, xx. 148, 149.

Candidi, xiv. 291.

Canidx, xix. 3, 6, 10, 20.

Canis, Linn., xix. 8.

— Azare, Prinz Max. zu Wied, v. 47;
xix. 3, 4.

— crocuta, Hraleben, ix. 59, 70, 72.

— familiaris, Linn., v. 47.

— fulvus, Desm., v. 8, 255; fluke in-
festing, Xil. 285.

— —, var. angustata, Shaw, Proc.
(1875-80) vil.

— hyena, Linn., ix. 59.

— lagopus, Linn., ix. 285, 291.

— lupus, Linn., v. 47.

— microtis, Sclater, xix. 3, 4.

— procyonoides, Gray, xix. 3.

— vulpes, Linn., v. 33, 47, 52.

Cantharidez, Proce. i. 202.

Cantharidus, Monéf., xiv. 603.

— Iris, Humph., xiv. 605.

— rufozona, A. Adams, xii. 558.

— tenebrosus, A. Adams, Xi1, 558.

Cantharocnemis, Serv., Proce. ii. 294.

Cantharus, Montf., xvi. 374.

Canthiridus Cumingianus, Dér.,vii.108.

— erythrostomus, Heeve, vii. 108.

— Huttonii, #. A. Siith*, xii. 558,
562,

Canthon, Hoffm., xiii. 1380.

Canthophrys albescens, Swainson, xiv.
554 ftnote.

— olivaceus, Swainson, Xiv. 554. ftnote.

—rubiginosus, Swainson, xiv. 555
ftnote.

— vittatus, Swainson, Xiv. 554 ftnote.

Cantley, Major Proby T., elected Fellow,
Proce. i. 283.

Cantley, Nathaniel, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1883-86) 4; death announced,
Proe. (1888-90) 11.

Canton, FH’. Arthur, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1880-82) 3.

Cantor, Theodore, On Malayan Semno-
pithecus, Proc. i. 235.

—, Wild Dog of Malayan Peninsula,
Proce. i. 236.

Capel,jRev. Geo., elected Fellow, Proc.
ii. 67.

Caphyra Archeri, Waik.*, xx. 110,
116, 117.

Capitella capitata, Fabr., xiv. 131, 134.

Capnia, Pictet, Proc. i. 387.

— vernalis, Newport * , Proc. i. 388.

Capnodes (?) anomioides, Walk. * , vii.
188.

— intractata, Walk.*, vii. 188.

— maculicosta, Walk. * , vii. 188.

Capnodis, Hschsch., Xi. 35, 72.

Capoéta, Cuv. § Val., xiv. 537 ftnote,
538 ftnote, 546, 575.

— kolus, Bleeker, xii. 575.

—macrolepidota, Blyth, xiv. 546
ftnote.

— macrolepidota, Cuv.g§ Val., xiv. 546
ftnote.

— micracanthus,
ftnote.
Capper, Samuel Jas., elected Fellow,

Proc. (1883-86) 120.

Capra Ammon, Gmel., V. 3.

— aries, Linn., v. 51.

— hircus, Linn., v. 3, 51.

Caprella cercopotdes, White, XV. 69.

— septentrionalis, Kréyer, xv. 69.

Caprimulgide, ii. 155; xiii. 314, 493 ;
xx. 299, 384, 388.

Caprimulginez, xvii. 434.

Caprimulgus, Linn., Proc. (1873-74)
92; xx. 299, 306, 322, 331, 336,
337, 3388-352, 356, 382-384, 388.

— europeus, linn., V. 13; XVii. 434;
xx. 340, 346.

— forcipatus, Nitzsch, xx. 340.

— longipennis, Shaw, Xx. 340.

— macrurus, Horsf., xili. 314, 493.

— psalurus, Temm., xx. 340.

Caprona, Waill., xi. 434.

Capros, Lacép., ix. 165.

— aper, Lacép., v. 21.

Giinther, xiv. 540

F

66

le te cinereum, Linn., XVi.

524.

Capybara, Xix. 174, 176.

Capys, Hewtts., xi. 434,

Carabide, Proc. i. 306; Proce. ii. 13;
xi. 43, 51, 56; xvii. 350, 351.

—, air-sacs in (Newport), Proc. i. 353.

Carabus, Linn., vi. 27; x. 196; xi
24, 39; xvii. 360, 361.

—, larva of, Vii. 99.

— alpinus, De7., xi. 62 ftnote.

— Vietinghovyii, Adams, xi. 89.

Caradrinide, Guen., vi. 189.

Carales abdominalis, Walk., xii, 436.

— imprimata, Walk., xii. 430.

Carangide, xi. 525.

Oaranusca, Walk. *, wi. 100.

— rubrifera, Walk. * , vi. 101.

Caranx, Lac., ix. 165.

— Bidii, Day, xi. 525.

— chrysophryoides, Bleeker, xi. 525.

— gymnostethoides, Bleeker, xi. 525.

— hippos, Aolbr., xii. 108; xv. 49.

— ire, Cuv. & Val., xi. 525.

— macrurus, Bleeker, xi, 525.

— malam, Bleeker, xi. 525.

— mate, Cww., Xi. 525.

— melanostethos, Day, xi. 525.

— nigrescens, Day, Xi. 525.

— sansum, Riipp., Xi. 525.

Carapace, Homologies of, in Crustacea
(Spence Bate), Proce. ii. 376-379.

Carapus brachyurus, Cuv., v. 11.

Carassius auratus, Bleeker, xii. 573.

— auratus, Linn., xv. 41.

Carbo cormoranus, Meyer, v. 34, 46, 48.

— graculus, Linn., Vv. 36.

— pygmeeus, Paill., v.34.

Carcharias, Raf., xii. 329.

— malabaricus, Day* , xi. 529.

— melanopterus, Day, Xi. 529.

Carcharodus, Hiibn., x. 498.

Carcinoplacide, xx. 110.

Carcinus menas, Penn., XVii. 95.

— —, hairs of (McIntosh), Proc. (1862-
63) i ii. See Trans. vol. xxiv. 79.

— —, moulting of the common Lobster
(Homarus vulgaris, Milne-Edw.)
and Shore Crab (Salter), Proc.
(1858-59) vii; iv. 30-35.

Cardiacephala, Macg., i. 185; iv. 162.

— debilis, Walk. * , iti. 124; vii. 221;
ix. 28. :

— longicollis, Walk. * , i. 1385; ix. 28.

— varipes, Walk.*, iv. 162; ix. 28.

Cardiagenius read Cardiogenius, xi. 43.

Cardiapoda, D’Orb., xv. 162, 168.

Cardiide, v. 173.

Cardiophorus, Eschsch., xi. 72, 77.

Cardita analis, Phi., xii. 105.

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GENERAL INDEX.

Cardita antiquata, Linn., v. 173.

— bicolor, Lamk., var. unicolor, Han-
ley?, iv. 54.

— bimaculata, Deshayes, xii. 561.

— borealis, Conrad, xi. 104, 105.

— calyculata, Linn., v. 173.

— scalaris, Leathes MSS., xii. 105.

— sulcata, Lamk., iv. 54.

Cardium, Linn., iv. 44, 48; xi. 28;
Xvili. 266, 273.

—aculeatum, Linn., iv. 49; v. 169,
173 ; XViii. 266, 267, 273; xx. 450,

— cardissa, Linn., iv. 48.

— costatum, Linn., iv. 48; xii. 518.

—echinatum, Linn., iv. 49; xvii.
96, 98, 100; xviii. 272,273; xx
450.

—edule, Linn., xii, 298;
XVili. 273.

— fasciatum, Mont., xvii. 94, 95, 98,
100; xx. 450, 467.

— flavum, Linn., iv. 50.

— fragum, Linn., iv. 49.

— grenlandicum, Chemnitz, xii. 104.

— hemicardium, Linn., iv. 49.

—islandicum, Chemnitz, xii. 104.

— isocardia, Linn., iv. 49.

— levigatum, Linn., iv. 50.

— magnum, Linn., iv. 50.

— medium, Linn., iv. 49; xx. 497,
503.

— minimum, Phil., xvii. 98,99; xx.
450, 467.

— muricatum, Linn., iv. 50.

— pectinatum, Linn., iv. 50.

— pygmeum, Don., xvii. 96.

— rubrum, Mont., xiv. 420.

— rusticum, Linn., xii. 293.

— serratum, Jinn., iv. 50.

— subelongatum, Sowerby, xx. 497.

— triste, Linn., iv. 50.

— tuberculatum, Chemnitz, iv. 49; xii.
517 ; X viii. 266, 267, 273.

— Unedo, Linn., iv. 50.

— (Fragum) mundum, Reeve, xii. 561,

Carea varipes, Walk., iii. 197.

Carebara, Westw., Xi, 334.

—— castanea, /. Smith, Xi. 334.

— lignata, Westw., xi. 334.

Carelia, Adams, Xi. 497.

Caretta squamata, Girard, x. 10, 20.

Carey, Stuart, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1883-86) ae

Caria, Hiibn., ix. 437.

— Colubri 0S, Hiibn., ix. 437.

— trochilus, Erichs., ix, 437.

Cariama, Briss., ii. 148.

Caridea, xx. 518.

Caridina varians, Leach, Xvii. 95, 98.

Caridion Gordoni, Spence Bate, xx. 456.

xvi. 485;

GENERAL INDEX. 67

Carinaria, Lamk., xv. 162, 163.

Carissa, Walk. *, vii. 168.

— cossoides, Walk. *, vii. 168.

Carlisle, Sir Anthony, Knt., F.RB.S.,
obituary, Proce. i. 104.

Carmara, Walk. * , vii. 62.

— subcervina, Walk. * , vii. 63.

Carmarina hastata, Haeckel, xii. 208.

Carmen auriculatum, De Folin, x. 261.

— circumyolutum, De Folin, x. 262.

— orientale, De Folin, x. 261.

— strigosum, De Folin, x. 261.

— vestitum, De Folin, x. 262.

Carnaria, ii. 12.

Carnivora, Cuv., ii. 5-37; iv. 173;
xii. 176, 177,178; xiii. 201 ; xx.
65, 142.

—, cerebral convolutions of (Mivart),
Proce. (1883-86) 71; xix. 1-25.

Carnosa, XX. 568.

Carocolla lenticula, Phil., v. 200.

— planata, Lam., v. 196.

Carocollina, Beck., v. 196.

— lenticula, Fér., v. 196.

Carp, Xiii. 210, 270, 338, 339; xiv.
536; xv. 40, 42, 45.

Carpais, Latreille, xv. 301.

— coleoptratorum, Linn., xv. 301.

Carpenter, Dr. Phil. Herbert, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1883-86) 126.

—, Descriptions of new or little-known
Comatule, Proc. (1880-82) 34;
Xvi. 487-526.

—, On variations in the cirri in certain
Comatule, Proc. (1883-86) 121.
See Trans. 2nd ser. Zool. vol. ii. 475.

—, On the Comatule of the Mergui
Archipelago, Proc. (1887-88) 112;
xxi. 304,

—, On the genus Actinometra, Mill.,
with a morphological account of
a new species from the Philip-
pines, Proc. (1876-77) xxii; xiii.
440-457. See Trans. 2nd ser. Zool.
vol. 1. 122.

—, On the genus Solanocrinus, Goldfuss,
and its relation to recent Comatuls,
Proc. (1879-80) Ixi ; xv. 187-217.

—, Remarkable forms of Metacrinus,
with a note ona species of Myzo-
stoma by Prof. von Graaf, Proc.
(1883-86) 16. See Trans. 2nd ser.
Zool. vol. ii. 435.

Carpenter, Dr. Wm. Benj., elected
Fellow, Proc. (1856-57) ii; obit-
uary, Proc. (1883-86) 138.

—-, exhibits cocoons of Tusseh Silkmoth,
Proce. (1860-61) 1.

—, Note on the so-called perforations
of Rhynchonella, Proce. (1856-57) v.

Carpenter, Dr. Wm. Benj., on Ocean
Currents, Proc. (1873-74) xiv.

—, On Tomopteris onisciformis, Proc.
(1858-59) iv. See Trans. xxii. 353,

—, and Claparéde, Dr. Edouard, Further
researches on Tomopteris onisci-
formis, Proc. (1859-60) iv. See
Trans, xxiii, 59.

Carpilus, Desmarest, xx. 510.

— corallinus, Herbst, xx. 510.

— corallinus, A.Milne-Hdwards,xx.510.

Carpocanium, Hhrend., xiv. 178.

Carpophaga, Selby, il. 37; Xvi. 129.

— bicolor, Scop., ii. 167.

— Finschi, Ramsay*, Proc. (1882-
83) 26; xvi. 129; xvii. 25, 26.

— luctuosa, Temm., ii. 167.

— Milleri, ZTemm., ii. 168; xiii. 319,
502; xiv. 688; xvi. 446.

— myristicivora, Scop., ii. 167.

— Pinon, Quoy et Gaim., ii. 168 ; xiii.
319, 521; xiv. 688; xvi. 446.

—puella, Less. ii. 168; xiii, 503;
Xiv. 688.

— spilorrhoa, Gray, Xiv. 688.

— rufigaster, Quoy et Gaim., xvi. 130.

— rufigastra, Q. e G., ii. 168.

— zoé, Less., ¥Vi. 130.

— zoea, Less., ii. 168.

— zoex, Less., X1ii. 502; xvi. 446.

Carpophaga, Se/by, fruit of Oncocarpus
from crop of, exhib. (Dyer), Proc.
(1875-80) xxv.

Carpophagide, xiii. 317, 319, 502.

Carpophilus, Leach, xi. 84.

Carr, Dr. Wm., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1868-69) xxyvi; death announced,
Proc. (1876-77) xix.

Carr, Sir Wm. Ogle, obituary, Proc.
(1856-57) xxiv.

Carrington, Dr. Benj., elected Fellow,
Proe. (1860-61) v.

Carrington, J. T., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1879-80) liv.

—, exhibited Lithodes. arctica, Latr.,
Proe. (1879-80) ly.

Carruthers, John Bennett, elected Fel-
low, Proc. (1888-90) v.

Carruthers, William, President’s Ad-
dresses, Proc. (1886-87) 23-33;
(1888-90) 12-46, 78-89.

—, On portraits and busts of Linneus,
Proce. (1888-90) 14-31.

—, presents portrait of J. J. Dillenius,
Proc. (1888-90) 9.

Carsidora, Walk. * , x. 329.

— marginalis, Walk. *, x. 329.

Carte, Dr. Alex., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1859-60)i; obituary, Proc, (1880-
82) 58.

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68 GENERAL INDEX.

Carteia, Walk, * , vii. 82.

— nebulilinea, Walk. * , vii. 83.

Carter, Geo. Wm., elected Fellow,
Proc. (1883-86) 133.

Carter, H. J., Report on Dr. J. Ander-
son’s collection of Sponges made in
1881-82 from the Muddy Flats on
the N.W. side of King’s Island,
Mergui Archipelago, Proc. (1883-
86) 1384; xxi. 61.

—, Porifera of Fernando Noronha, xx.
564-569.

Carterocephalus, Led., xi. 432.

— omaha, Hdw., xvi. 474.

Cartwright, Richard, obituary, Proc. ii.
406

Cartwright, Saml., obituary, Proc. (1864
—65) Ixxxiv.

Carus, Carl Gustav, M.D., elected
Foreign Member, Proc. i. 33;
obituary, Proc. (1869-70) xcix.

Carus, Prof. Julius Victor, elected
Foreign Member, Proc. (1883-86)
76.

Carychium minimum, Miiil., Proc. ii.
Gloire:
Caryophyllia, Lamk., xviii. 17, 21, 24,
25, 33, 194.
— borealis, Fleming, Proc. (1888-90)
72

— clayus, Scacchi, Proc. (1888-90) 73 ;
Xviili. 60.

— viola, Woods § Dunc., xviii. 17.

Caryophyllide, xviii. 36.

Caryotus, Baly, xiii. 475.

Cascelius, Curt., Xi. 57.

Caschara, Walk. * , vi, 138.

— punctifera, Walk. * , vi. 183.

Cash, Wm., elected Fellow,
(1887-88) 13.

Casnonia, Latr., xvi. 380.

Casperia, Walk. * , ix. 183, 194.

— erebipennis, Walk. * , ix. 181, 194.

Cassida, Linn., iv. 44, 45, 70; x1.
74,

Proc.

— areularia, Linn., iv. 71.
— areola, Linn., iv. 71.

— cornutum, Linn., iv. 71.
— decussatum, Linn., iv. 71.
— erinaceus, Linn., iv. 71.
— flammeum, Zénn., iv. 71.
— glaucum, Linn., iv. 71.
— papillosum, Linn., iv. 71.
— rufum, Linn., iv. 71.

— testiculus, Linn., iv. 71.
— vibex, Linn., iv. 71.
Casside, xi. 42.

Cassidaria, Lamk., xv. 146.
Oassidia, Walk. * , vi. 129.
— obtusa, Walk. * , vi. 130.

Cassidide, xv. 244, 245.

Cassis, Klein, iv. 45.

— Saburon, Zam., v. 175.

— tuberosa, Brug., iv. 70.

Castalius ethion, Butler * , xiii. 196.

— roxus, Godt., xiii. 196.

Castes of India, xx. 191.

Castnia, Fabr., Proc. (1874-75) xxxvii ;
vi. 74.

Castniade, vi. 74.

Castor canadensis, Kwh/ (Brown), Proc.
(1868-69) xxiv.; x. 361-372.

— fiber, Linn., v. 8, 52; x. 370-3872.

Casuarius, Linn., 11. 140.

— emeu, Lath., ii. 168.

Cat, xix. 5, 6, 6.

— in Fernando Noronha (Ridley), Proc.
(1887-88) i.

—, parasitic disease in, xiii. 45.

—, sacral region of, xiii. 372.

—, wild, exhib. (Heath), Proc. (1883-86)
70

Catacheenus scintillans, Pascoe *, Xii.

Catachrysops trifracta, Butl., XX. 548.

Catadromus, MacL., xi. 87.

Cataglyphis Fairmairei, Foerst., vi.
32

Catagramma, Boisd., xi. 438.

Catagrammina, Bates* , ix. 411, 459.

— tapaja, Saund., ix. 411, 453.

Catallacta, xiii, 438.

Catallactz, Proc. (1874-75) xxx.

Catamblyrhynchus, Lafr., ii. 143.

Catamonus melancholicus, Bohem., XixX.
325.

— gsuffusus, Pascoe *, xix. 319, 324.

Cataphracta, xiv. 178.

Catara, Walk. * , x. 115.

— subdivisa, Walk. * , x. 115.

Catargyra elegans, Butler * , xiii. 197.

Catarrhina, Geoff7., i. 37.

Oatasareus, Schénh., x. 483.

Catascopus, Kirby, xi. 87.

Cataulacus, Ff’. Smith, ii. 80; vii. 120;
viii. 76; xi. 295, 301, 334.

— flagitiosus, F. Smith* , vi. 49; vii.
130; xi. 334.

— granulatus, Ff. Smith, xi. 335.

— hispidulus, F. Smith * , viii. 76, 94 ;
xi. 334.

— horridus, F. Smith*, ii. 81, 180;
vii. 130; xi. 335.

—insularis, Ff. Smith*, ii. 80, 130;
vii. 130; xi. 335.

— reticulatus, Ff. Smith *, ii. 81, 130;
vii. 130; xi. 335.

— setosus, FL Smith*, v. 114, 148;
vil. 24,130; viii. 76; xi. 334.

— Taprobane, ii. 81; xi. 335.

GENERAL INDEX. 69

Catenula, Dug., xiv. 720.
Catephide, iii. 190; vii. 171; ix.
81, 182.

Caterpillar, African, exhib. (Bartlett),
Proc. (1883-86) 124.

Catharistes atratus, Bartr., xiii. 19, 28,
25.

— aura, Burm., Xiii, 23.

Cathartes aura, Linn., v. 43; XX. 315.

— papa, Linn., xiii. 18, 25.

Catinus lactis, Mart., v. 184.

Catla, Cuv. § Val., xiv. 537, 544, 563,
DAD TO: os

— Buchanani, Cw. § Val., xii. 572;
Xiv. 544.

Catlett, Wm. Henry, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1883-86), 126.

Catocalz, xi. 2838.

Catolethrus, Schénh., xi. 86.

Catometopa, xx. 110.

Catonephele, Hiibn., xi. 458.

Catophaga napi, Hibn., ix. 51.

- — rape, Hiibn., ix. 51.

Catopra, Bleeker, xiii. 139.

— siamensis, Ginther, xiii. 144.

— terecanthus, Gimther, xiii. 144.

Catops, Payk., Xi. 40.

Catopsilia, Hiibn., xi. 439.

Cator, John, obituary, Proc. (1858-59)

EK

Cato’s Reef, wingless bird from (West-
wood), Proe. ii. 145.

Cattell, Wm., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1877-78) xxxv.

Cattle, parasites in, xiii. 44, 45.

Catuna, Kirby, xi. 434.

Catylopus, see Cotylopus.

Catypnes, Pascoe, ix. 140.

— Macleayi, Pascoe, ix. 140.

Caudata, Opp., V. 225.

Caulaster, Perrier, xvii. 217 ftnote.

— pedunculatus, Perrier, Proc. (1882-
83) 35; XVil. 218 ftnote.

Caulastrea, Dana, xviii. 76, 77, 196,
203

Caunopora, Phil., xiv. 189, 192, 193,
195, 208, 211, 216, 219, 220, 288,
238, 239, 240.

— Berra Nich, Xiv. 211, 218,
219.

— placenta, Phil., xiv. 189, 211, 219,
222, 237.

— planulata, Hall § Whitf., xiv. 210.

— planulata, Phil., xiv. 243.

Cautomus, Sharp * , Xix. 58, 60, 82.

'— hystriculus, Sharp*, xix. 60, 82,
84

Cavator, J. Blackwall * , Proc. i. 66.
Cavye-Faunz (Westwood), Proc, ii. 218,
219.

Cavia capybara, Hra/., xix. 176.

— cobaya, Gmel., Xix. 174.

Cazadoras, Ants so called in Peru, ix.
308.

Cebide, xiii. 186.

Ceblepyris cimnamomea, Miill. § Schl.,
ii. 160.

— larvata, Mill. & Schi., ti. 159,

— melas, Mill. § Schi., ii. 160.

— pectoralis, J. f S., xvii. 424.

— plumbea, Mill. § Schl., ii. 160.

— schisticeps, Puch., ii. 160.

Cebus trivirgatus, Humboldt, v. 7, 52.

Cechania, Pascoe * , xii. 38, 93.

-—— eremita, Pascoe * , xii. 39, 94.

Cechides, Pascoe * , Xi. 453; xii. 86.

= amen) Pascoe * , Xi, 453, 491 ; Xii.
86.

Cecidomyia, Latr., i. 105.

— deferenda, Walk.*,i. 105; ix. 7.

Cecidomyzide, Haliday, i. 105.

Celzna, Steph., vi. 189.

— obstructa, Walk. *, wi. 189.

Celeus, Bote, ii. 143.

Celeuthetes, Schonh., xi. 85.

Celeuthetides, Zacord., Xix. 328,

Celina, Aubé, xi. 89.

Cellaria fistulosa, Zinn., xx. 452.

Cellepora, Fabr., xiv. 190,238; xvii.
402, 404 ; xviii. 65.

—, Species of, collected in ‘ Challenger’
Exped. (Busk), Proc. (1880-82) 13;
xv. 341-362.

— albirostris, Smitt, xv. 343-347, 362.

= SENSI Busk* , xv. 348, 344, 356,
362.

— apiculata, Busk* , xv. 343-345, 362.

— avicularis, Hincks, xx. 452.

— hbicornis, Busk* , xv. 348, 344, 354,
362.

— bidenticulata, Bush *, xv. 348, 344,
356, 362.

— bilabiata, Bush *, xv. 3438, 344, 355.

— bispinata, Busk, xv. 345-347.

— canaliculata, Busk*, xv. 343, 344,
356, 362.

— cervicornis, Busk, xv. 238, 239, 241.

— cervicornis, var., Sars, XV. 237.

— coarctata, Sars, xv. 234.

— columnaris, Busk*, xv. 3438, 344,
348, 362.

— conica, Busk*, xv. 348, 344, 355,
362.

— coronopus, S. Wood, xv. 238, 239.

— cylindriformis, Busk * ,xv. 348, 344,
351.

— Hatonensis, Busk*, xv. 342, 344,
351, 352, 362.

— —, var. magellanica, Busk*, xv. 362.

— fusca, Busk, Xv. 362.

70 GENERAL INDEX.

Cellepora hastigera, Busk*, xv. 343,

344, 362.

— honolutensis, Busk *, xv. 343, 344,
348.

— imbellis, Busk * , xv. 343, 344, 349.

— incrassata, Hincks, xv. 238.

— Jacksoniensis, Bush * , xv. 343, 344,
351, 362.

— magellensis, Busk*, Xv. 352.

— mammillata, Busk * , Xiv. 238; Xv.
347.

— nodulosa, Busk * , xv. 345-345, 362.

— oyalis, Busk* , xv. 348, 344, 352.

— perlacea, W. Thompson, Xv. 362.

— polymorpha, Busk*, xv. 343, 344,
353, 362.

— —, var. discoidea, Bush, XV. 353, 362.

— pumicosa, Linn., x. 452.

— pumicosa, Sars, XV. 238.

— pusilla, Smit, xv. 347.

— pustulata, Busk *, xv. 343, 350.

— ramulosa, Linn., X=. 452.

— Ridleyi, Kirkpatrick*, xx. 504,
505, 506.

— rostrata, Busk*, xv. 352.

—rudis, Busk*, xv. 348, 344, 349,
362.

— signata, Busk * , xv. 343, 344, 355.

— Simonensis, Busk*, xv. 3438, 350,
362.

— solida, Busk*, xv. 348, 350.

— tesselata, read Retepora tessellata,
Hincks, xv. 344.

— tridenticulata, Busk * , xv. 343, 344,
347, 349, 362.

— tuberculata, Busk* , xv. 343, 353.

— yagans, Busk*, xv. 343, 344, 354.

— Zamboangensis, Busk*, xv. 348,
344, 346, 362.

Celleporaria, Lamk., Xv. 342.

— incrassata, Lamk., xv. 239.

— inerassata, Smitt, xv. 238.

— surcularis, Packard, xv. 238.

Celleporidx, xv. 238, 342; xx. 505.

Cellularia gracilis, Smit, XV. 232.

— quadridentata, Lovén, xV. 233.

— scebra, Van Ben., Xv. 231.

— serupea, Alder, xv. 231.

— ternata, Smitt, xv. 2382.

Cellulariide, xv. 231; xx. 504.

Cellurina scabra, Van Ben., xv. 231.

Celyphides, ix. 5.

Celyphus, Dalman, i. 181; iv. 147.

— obtectus, Dalman, i. 30; iv. 147;
ix, 24.

— scutatus, Wied, i. 131; iv. 147; v.
268; ix. 24.

Cenchrea, Westw. *, Proc. i. 85.

— dorsalis, Westw.* , Proc. i. 85.

Cenchrena, Pascoe* , xii. 24, 86,

Cenchrena fasciata, Pascoe* , xii. 24,
78, 86.

— pecila, Pascoe * , xii. 24, 86.

— suturalis, Pascoe* , xii. 25, 86.

Cenoceelius, Haliday, vi. 66; viii. 67;
xi. 410.

— cephalotes, 7. Smith*, v. 65; vi.
66; vii. 144; xi. 410.

— insidiator, F. Smith * , vii. 12, 144;
vill. 67; xi. 410.

Centenary Anniversary Meeting, 1888,
Proce. (1887-88) 44.

Centetes, 77/., ii. 25; xi. 68; xvi.
321.

Centetidee, xiii. 186.

Centrastrea, d’Orb., Xviii.
138, 139, 198.

Centrinus, Schénh., xi. 489.

Centris bicincta, Fabr., xi. 392.

Centriscus gracilis, Lowe, xii. 108.

Centronotus, Bloch, xx. 39, 40, 41.

— gunnellus, Linn., xx. 39, 40, 41, 446.

Centropages brachiatus, Dana, xx. 146,
150.

129, 136,

— hamatus, Lillj., xx. 456.

— typicus, Kréyer, xx. 146, 150.

— violaceus, Claus, xx. 150.

Centropoding, xx. 337, 353.

Centropus Bernsteinit, Schl., xiii. 81.

— melanurus, Ramsay, xiii. 491.

— Menebeki, Garn., ii. 166.

— Menebeki, Zess., xiii. 81, 311, 491.

— nigricans, Salvad., xiv. 629.

— spilopterus, Gray, xiii. 81, 310, 491;
xiv. 629.

—- violaceus, Finsch, xiii, 81.

— violaceus, Quoy & Gaimard, xiii. 81.

Centrostephanus, Peters, xix. 95, 96,

Centrotus, Fabr., i. 93, 94, 168.
— albidus, Walk. * , x. 188.

— albigutta, Walk. * , x. 184.

— albilatus, Walk. * , x. 184.

— alticeps, Walk. *, x. 183.

— Assamensis, Fairm., 1. 1638.

— biplaga, Walk. *, x. 191.

— brevivitta, Walk. * , x. 185.
— ealiginosus, Walk. * , 1. 93, 164.
— cicadiformis, Walk. * , i. 164.
— congestus, Walk. * , x. 187.

— consocius, Walk. * , i. 164.

— constipatus, Walk. * , x. 192.
— conterminus, Walk. * , x. 190.
— contractus, Walk. * , x. 188.
— curtulus, Walk. * , x. 190.

— dama, Germ., i. 164.

— densus, Walk. * , 1. 163; x. 189.
— femoratus, Walk. * , x. 186.

— forticornis, Walk. * , x. 185.
— gazella, Hoffm., i. 164; x. 184,

GENERAL INDEX. 71

Centrotus genistee, Fabr., x. 191.

— gibbosulus, Walk. * , x. 187.

— impressus, Walk. *, x. 192.

— laminifer, Walk.* , i. 93, 168.

— latimargo, Walk. * , i. 163.

— limbatus, Walk. *, 1. 163.

— minusculus, Walk. *, x. 191.

— nubifascia, Walk. * , x. 191.

— pallipes, Waik. * , x. 185.

— piceus, Walk. * , x. 187.

—reductus, Walk. *, x. 190.

— reponens, Walk.*, x. 183.

— retractus, Walk. * , x. 190.

— semifascia, Walk. * , 1. 94, 164.

— semilucidus, Walk. * , x. 186.

— semivitreus, Walk. * , i. 94.

— strigatus, Walk. * , x. 184.

— subflavipes, Walk.* , x. 189.

— subsimilis, Walk. * , i. 168.

— taurus, Fabr., i. 93, 163.

— tibialis, Walk. * , x. 188.

— varipes, Walk.* , i. 164.

— venosus, Walk. *, x. 189.

— viearius, Walk. * ,i. 163.

Cephaloconus, Walk. * , v. 299.

— tenebrosus, Walk.*, v. 300; ix.
29.

Cephalocoris, Heer, xi. 81.

Oephalopoda, Proc. (1882-83) 23; xiv.
507; xvii. 5, 7, 8, 11, 12; =x.
465.

— (A. Kolliker), Proc. i. 236-238.

Cephalopodous ova, new form of
(Collingwood), Proc. (1869-70)
XXxiv; Xi. 90-94.

Cephalopterus, Geoffr., ii. 143.

Cephaloxys, F. Smith *, viii. 62, 76;
xi. 295, 335.

— capitata, Smith * , viii. 77, 94; Xi.
335.

— fulva, Walk. * , x. 94.

— nutans, Walk., x. 94.

— rostrata, Walk., x. 94.

— viridis, Sign., x. 94.

Cephus macrocephalus, Swainson, Xiv.
689

Cepola rubescens, Linn., V. 28.

Cepurus torridus, Oliv., xi. 480.

Ceregidion, Boisd., ix. 116.

— horrens, Boisd., ix. 116.

Cerambycide, ix. 80, 118; xviii. 206,
208.

—, Hypocephalus regarded asallied to,
Proe. ii. 291.

Cerambycine, ix. 129.

Cerambyx, Linn., ix. 97, 132.

— abbreviatus, Fa5r., ix. 120.

— Fichtelii, Schrader, ix. 141.

— giraffa, Schreib., ix. 141.

— lativitta, Newm., ix. 141.

Cerambyx nubilus, Pascoe, ix. 132.

— pedicornis, Oliv., ix. 109.

— picipennis, Germ., ix. 132.

— rubus, Linn., ix. 113.

— semipunctatus, Oliv., ix. 131.

— sericus, Newm., ix. 132.

— Solandri, Olv., ix. 111.

— subserratus, Newm., ix. 141.

Ceramidia, Butler * , xii. 412, 483.

— eataleuca, Butler * , xii. 412.

— fumipennis, Walk., xii. 412.

Cerandria, Dej., xi. 85.

Cerapachys, F. Smith * ,ii.74; vi. 47;
Xi. 329.

—antennatus, Ff. Smith*, ii. 74,75;
vi. 47; vii. 129; xi. 329.

— ceylonica, Motsch., xi. 329.

— femoralis, Mofsch., xi. 329.

— oculatus, 7. Smith*, ii. 74, 130;
vii. 129; xi., 329.

Cerapterus, Sweder, Proc. i. 111, 113;
Proe. ii. 55.

— brasiliensis, Westw. * , Proc. i. 75.

— Horsfieldii, Westw. * ,Proce. i.'75, 113.

— latipes, Sweder, Proc. i. 113.

— piceus, Westw.*, Proc. i. 75.

— 4-maculatus, Westw. *, Proce. i. 113.

— quadrinotatus, Westw.*, Proc. i.

— Smithii, Macl., Proc. ii. 55. P

— Westermanni, Westw.*, Proc.i. 75,

— (Arthropterus) brevis, Westw.*,
Proce. ii. 101.

— (—) denudatus, Westw. * ,Proe. ii. 56.

— (—) Macleaii, Don., Proe. i. 113.

— (—) paralleloceras, Westw.*, Proc.
ii. 100.

— (—) subsulcatus, Westw. * ,Proc.ii. 56.

— (—) Wilsoni, Westw.*, Proc. ii. 56.

—(Homopterus) brasiliensis, Méers,
Proce. i. 113.

— (Orthopterus) concolor, Westw. *,
Proc. ii. 55.

— (—) La Pertei, Westw. * , Proc. ii. 55.

— (—) Smithii, Macl., Proce. i. 113.

— (Phymatopterus) piceus, Westw.,
Proce. i. 113.

— (Pleuropterus) alternans, Westw.*,
Proe. 11. 56.

— (—) hastatus, Westw.*, Proc. ii. 57.

— (—) Westermanni, Westw., Proc. i.
113; Proce. ii. 57.

Cerapus abditus, Templet., xx. 456.

Cerasana, Walk.* , vi. 128.

—anceps, Walk.* , wi. 123.

Cerasphorine, ix. 137.

Ceratina, Latr., ii. 47; viii. 93; xi.
301, 3891; xx. 568.

— flavopicta, F. Smith*, ii. 47; vii.
140; xi, 391.

2 GENERAL

Ceratina hieroglyphica, F. Smith, ii. 47 ;
iii. 7; vii. 140; viii. 93 ; xi. 391.

— maculata, 7. Smith, xi. 391.

— picta, F. Smith, xi. 391.

— pictifrons, F. Smith*, v. 92; Vii.
140; xi. 391.

— simillima, Ff. Smith, xi. 391.

— smaragdina, Ff. Smith, xi. 391.

— viridis, Guér., ili. 7; vii. 140; xi.
297, 301, 391.

Ceratium divergens, Clap. § Lachm.,
xiv. 126.

— tripos, Clap. § Lachm., xiv. 125;
(Carruthers & Murray),exhib., Proc.
(1886-87) 1.

Ceratobasis singularis, 7”. Smith, viii. 76.

Ceratocarcinus, Adams g White, Xiv.
670.

— dilatatus, Milne-Edwards, xx. 109.

— longimanus, Adams §& White, xiv.
670.

Ceratoderus, Westw. * , Proc. i. 111, 112.

— bifasciatus, Kol/., Proce. i. 118.

Ceratodes, Guild., xiv. 718.

Ceratodus, Agass., xiii. 198, 199.

— Forsteri, Avefft, xi. 490.

Ceratophrys varia, v. 18.

Ceratophya, Sack., ix. 4.

— indica, Dol., v.151; ix. 4, 16.

Ceratophyllia, v. Fritsch, xviii. 51,
54, 195, 203.

Ceratophyus, Fisch., xi. 88.

Ceratopine, x. 436.

Ceratoplax ciliatus, Stimpson, Xx. 110.

Ceratopodine, xxi. 459; xii. 88.

Ceratospyris, Ehrenb., xiv. 178.

Ceratotrochus, Hd. § H., xviii. 21,
22, 26, 28, 194.

Ceratrichia, Butler, xi. 434.

Cerberus rhynchops, Schn., x. 57, 66.

Cerbia subolivacea, Walk.* , vii. 179.

Cercaria, Miller, Proc. ii. 266; v. 1,
34; xii. 296.

— acanthocephala, Fil¢ppi, v. 16.

—armata, Siebold, v. 16,17, 18.

— brunnea, ? Van Beneden, v. 34.

— Burgei, Cobbold* , Proc. (1882-83)
12.

— Diesingii, Moulinié, v. 53.

— diplocotylea, Pagenstecher, v. 53.

— duplicata, Moulinié, v. 16.

— echifera, La Valette, v. 34.

— echinata, Siebold, v. 34.

— echinatoides, Filippi, v. 34.

— ephemera, Siebold, v. 40.

— fallax, Diesing, v. 34.

— flava, La Valette,v. 40.

— macrocerca, Filippi, v. 16.

— microcotyla, Filippi, v. 17.

— ornata, Diesing, v. 16.

— pacifica, Steenstrup, v. 34.

INDEX,

Cercaria pugnax, La Valette, v. 17.

— tetracystis, Biagio, v. 17.

— virgula, Diesing, v. 14.

— (Eucercaria) fallax, Diesing, v. 34.

— (Gymnocephala) fallax, Diesing, V.
34

— (Homocerearia) echinata, Siebold, V.
34.

— (—) echinatoides, Filippi, v. 34.

— (Nephrocephala) echinata, Stebold,
v. 34

— (—) echinatoides, Filippi, v. 34.

Cercarizum ovatum, Diesing, v. 30.

— Paludinz impure, Diesing, v. 29.

— Paludine imp. inerme, Diesing,v.29.

Cerceridse, Wesm., xi. 369.

Cerceris, Latr.,ii. 107; vii. 112, 122 ;
xi. 369.

— bifasciatus, Guér., xi. 369.

— ferox, F'. Smith, xi. 370.

— flavo-picta, F. Smith, xi. 370.

— fuliginosa, F. Smith, iii, 19; vii.
136; xi. 370.

— hilaris, F. Smith, xi. 370.

—immolator, /. Smith, xi. 370.

—immolatus, F. Smith* , vii. 37, 186.

—instabilis, F. Smith, iti. 18; vii.
136 ; xi. 370.

— interstinetus, Yabr., xi. 370.

—mastogaster, /. Smith, xi. 370.

— orientalis, Ff. Smith, xi. 370.

— ornata, Fabr., vii. 112.

— pictiventris, Dahib., xi. 370.

— predata, F. Smith*,-v. 126; vii.
136; xi. 370.

— predator, read preedata, F. Smith,
vii. 136.

— sepulcralis, Ff. Smith * , ii, 107; vii.
136; xi. 170.

—tumulorum, Ff, Smith, xi. 370.

—unifasciata, F, Smith, iti. 19; vil.
136 ; xi. 370.

—varipes, F. Smith*, iii. 19; vil.
136; xi. 370.

— vigilans, F. Smith, xi. 370. —

Cerchneis ardesiaca, Bon. & Vieill.,
Xvii. 438.

— tinnunculus, Linn., xvii. 438.

Cercidocercus, Guér., Xii. 73.

— albicollis, Ol., xii. '74.

— effetus, Pascoe * , xii. 75, 99.

— lispidulus, Pascoe * , xii. 74, 78, 99.

— indicator, Pascoe * , xii. 74,78, 99.

— nervosus, Pascoe * , xii. 75, 78, 99.

— saturatus, Pascoe * , xii. 75, 99.

Cercoleptes, JU/., xix. 13.

Cercophora, Herr.-Schdff., xii. 400.

Cercopides, St.-Farg. et Serv., i. 94, 165 ;
x. 276.

Cercopimorpha, Butler*, xii, 424,
425, 433.

GENERAL INDEX. 73

Cercopimorpha homopteridia, Butler * ,
xii, 424.

Cercopis, Fabr., i. 94, 165; xi. 82.

— abdominalis, x. 286.

— angulifera, Walk. * , x. 286.

— basistriga, Walk. * , &. 280, 285.

— biangulata, Walk. * , x. 280.

— brevistriga, Walk. * , x. 282,

— concisa, Walk. * , x. 286.

— conyexa, Walk. * , x. 278.

— costalis, Walk., i. 95, 165; x. 277,
287.

— decisa, Walk. * , x. 278.

— delineata, Walk. *, i. 165.

— diserepans, Walk.* ,i. 95.

— dislocata, Walk. * , i. 95.

— divisa, Walk. *, X. 279.

— dorsalis, Walk. * , x. 288, 284.

— dorsimacula, Walk. * , i. 95, 165.

— dubitabilis, Walhk., x. 284.

— flavifascia, Walk., i. 165.

— flexifascia, Walk. * , x. 286.

— heros, Fabr., x. 286.

— hilaris, Walk., X. 287.

— impressa, Walk. * , x. 286.

— inexacta, Walk. * , x. 280.

-— intermedia, Walk. * , x. 277.

— lacerata, Walk.* , x. 287.

— lateralis, Walk. * , x. 285.

— laticincta, Walk. * , X. 285.

— liturata, Walk. * , x. 287.

— maculifascia, Walk., x. 279.

— nasalis, Walk. * , x. 283.

— nigripennis, Fabr., x. 277.

— nexa, Walk. * , x. 281.

— obtusa, Walk. * , x. 287.

— perspicillaris, White, x. 282, 287.

—plana, Walk.,1. 95; x. 276.

— punctifascia, Walk. * , x. 288.

— rubrifera, Walk. * , X. 288.

— rufimargo, Walk. * , x. 277, 278.

—rugulosa, Walk. * , i. 95, 165.

— semicincta, Walk. *, X. 285, 286.

— semilurida, Walk. * , %. 282.

— semipardalis, Walk. * ,i. 165.

— semirosea, Walk. * ,i. 165.

— sequens, Walk. * , x. 285.

—spectabilis, Burm., x. 276.

— subapicalis, Walk. * , x. 287, 288.

— subdolens, Walk. * , i. 165.

—submaculata, Walk. *,i. 165.

— suleata, Walk. *, x. 281.

— tetragona, Walk. * , x. 284.

— tetraspila, Walk. * , x. 277.

— Theora, White, x. 283.

— tomentosa, Walk. * , x. 284.

— tricolor, St.-Farg. et Serv., i. 94, 165.

— undata, Walk., x. 286.
— undulifera, Walk. *,
276.

i. 165; x

Cercopis unifascia, Walk. * , 1.95; =.
278.

— varia, Walk.* , x. 284.

— viridans, Guér., X. 277, 279.

— viridicans, Gwuér., i. 95.

— xanthomelena, White, x. 287.

Cercopithecus, Eral., ii. 17, 153.

— fuliginosus, quet., v. 31.

— nigrescens, auct., Proc. (1883-86) 120.

— sabsous, Desm., ii. 17.

Cerebratulus angulatus, O. Ff. Miiller
(Hdward),exhib., Proe.(1880-82)25.

Cereopsis, Lath., ii. 141.

— nove hollandix, Rayner * , iti. 33, 34.

Ceres, Gray, xv. 165, 242, 243.

Ceresium, Newm., ix. 102, 134.

— modestum, Pascoe, ix. 102, 134.

— simplex, Gyllenh., ix. 134.

Ceria, Fabr.,i. 17, 122 ; iv. 118; ix. 4.

—annulifera, Walk.*, v. 288; ix.
16.

— indica. See Ceratophya indica, Dol.,
ix. 4.

— javana, Wied, i. 17, 122; ix. 16.

—- lateralis, Walk.*, iv. 118; v. 266;

ix. 4.
— relicta, Walk.*, ili. 938, 94; v.
238; ix. 16.

— relictura, Walk. *, iii. 94; v. 2388;
ix. 16.

— smaragdina, Walk. * , iii. 93; ix. 16.

Ceriornis, Swatns., ii. 140,

Cerithidea, Swains., xv. 244.

Cerithiide, xv. 87, 244.

Cerithiopsides of H. Atlantic and
Madeira (Watson), Proc. (1883-86)
72; xix. 89-95.

Cerithiopsis, Forbes, xv. 87; xx. 5038.

— angustissima, Forbes, xix. 94.

— atalaya, Watson * , xix. 90, 94, 95.

-—hbalteata, Watson*, xv. 124.

— Barleei, Jeffr., xix. 90, 91, 95.

— carinata, H. A. Smith, xix. 89.

— Clarkii, Forb. § Hanl., xix. 90, 92.

— concatenata, Corti, corrigenda, Xix.
viii.

— corona, Watson, MS., xix. 92.

— costulata, Moller, xv. 121,123; xix.
YD); Oil, SH,

— diadema, Watson * , xix. 90, 93, 95.

— Hmersonii, C. B. Ad., xix. 89.

— fayalensis, Watson*, xv. 125; xix.
90-92, 95.

— gemmulifera, H. A. Smith, xix. 89.

— Jeffreyi, . A. Smith, xv. 227.

— Jeffreysii, Watson * , xix. 89; corri-
genda, X1X. viii.

— Metaxa, Della Chiaje, xv. 120, 124;
xix. 89, 90, 94, 95.

— minima, Brusina, Xv. 115.

74 GENERAL INDEX.

Cerithiopsis pulchella, C. B. Ad., xv.
125; xix. 89.

— pulchelia, Jettr., xix. 90, 95; corri-
genda, Xix. Viii.

— rugulosa, Wonterosato, xix. 94.

— terebralis, C. B. Ad., Xix. 89.

— tiara, Watson, xix. 90, 92, 95.

— tubercularia, Mont., xix. 89, 90, 95.

— tubercularis, Mont., xix. 89.

— Whiteavesii, Verrill, xix. 89.

Cerithium, Adanson, xi. 20; xv. 87, 99.

— aluco, Linn., iv. 78.

— armatum, Phil., xii. 554.

— atratum, Born, xx. 492.

— attenuatum, Phil., xv. 106.

— hbalteatum, Sowerby, xii. 554.

— caudatum, Sowerby, xx. 492.

— cinctum, Watson, xv. 122.

. — Columna, Sowerby, xii. 554.

— coronatum, Sowerby, xii. 555.

— costulatum, Moll., xvi. 607.

— depauperatum, Watson, xv. 122.

— dubium, Sowerby, xv. 118.

— egenum, Gould, xii. 555.

— Hindsii, Desh., xv. 101.

— lacteum, Kiener, xii. 555.

— lineolatum, Watson, xii. 522.

-— longicaudatum, Ad. & Reeve, xv.
106.

— matukense, Watson *, xv. 99, 105.

—metula, Lovén, xv. 108, 109, 110;
xix. 89.

— metula, Reeve, xv. 102.

— Naiadis, Woodward, xv. 121.

— nassoides, Sowerby, xii. 555.

— nodulosum, Brug., iv. 78.

— phoxum, Watson *, xv. 99, 106.

— planum, Anton, xii. 554.

— reticulatum, Della Chiaje, xv. 111-
113, 121.

— rostratum, Sowerby, xii. 555.

— rugosum, Wood, xii. 555.

— trilineatum, Phii., xix. 89.

—vulgatum, Brug., xii. 522, 524.

— vulgatum, Lamh., xii. 522.

— (Bittium) abruptum, Watson * , xv.
99, 119, 128.

—(—) aédonium, Watson*, xv. 99,
121, 123.

— (—) amblyterum, Watson*, xv. 99,
108, 116.

— (—) amboynense, Watson * , xv. 99,
110,

— (—) cylindricum, Watson * , xv. 99,
118, 128.

— (—) delicatum, Watson*, xv. 99,
120, 128.

— (—) enode, Watson*, xv. 99, 115,

— (—) gemmatum, Watson*, xv. 99,

Cerithium (Bittium) lissum, Watson * ,
xv. 99, 107.
— (—) luscine, Watson*, xv. 99,
mamillanum, Watson*, XV.
99, 109, 116.
— (—) oosimense, Watson*, xv. 99,
11

— (—) philomel, Watson * , xv. 99,
TLS,

— (—) pigrum, Watson * ,xv. 99, 111.
—-(—) pupiforme, Watson*, xv. 99,
114.

— (Triforis) bigemma, Watson *, xv.
Sin WO,

— (—) hebes, Watson *, xv. 99, 101,
105

— (—) inflatum, Watson * , xv. 99, 101.

— (—) levukense, Watson*, xv. 99, 101.

Cermatia, Zlig., Proc. i. 192.

Cermatiidz, Proc. i. 192.

Cerobates, Schénh., xvii. 299.

Ceropales, Latr, ii. 95; xi. 358.

— flavo-picta, F. Smith, xi. 358.

— fuscipennis, F. Smith, xi. 358.

— ornata, Ff. Smith, xi. 358.

Cerophora, d’ Orb., xv. 162, 163.

Ceroplesis, Serv., xi. 60.

Cerosterna punctata, Fabr., xi. 31.

Cerotoma, Chevr., Xix. 249; xx, 156.

— Deyrollii, Baly, xix. 248.

Certhia, Linn., ii. 134, 142.

Certhidea, Gould, ii. 143.

Certhiparus, Lafr., ii. 141.

Cerura, Schr., vi. 132.

— liturata, Walk., vi. 132.

— vinula, Linn., glandular sac of larva
(Hammond), Proc. (1880-82) 7.

Cervicobranchia, xv. 164.

Cervus, Linn., ii. 29, 153; iv. 178;
xiv. 388, 389.

—alces, Linn., v. 51; xiv. 389.

— campestris, Cuv., v. 51.

— capreolus, Pallas, v. 3, 51.

— cashmerianus (Falconer, MS.), Gray,
xiv. 389.

— dama, Linn., v. 3, 5, 51.

— dichotomus, J//., v. 51.

—elaphus, Linn., v. 3, 5, 51; xiv.
388, 389; xvi. 484.

— Nambi, Natterer, v. 51.

— rufus, Cwv., iv. 175; v. 51.

— simplicicornis, Z//., v. 51.

Ceryle maxima, Pall., xiii. 90.

Cerylon, Latr., xi. 49, 86; xix. 59
60, 78, '79, 83, 129.

— angustatum, Lec., xix. 80.

— crassipes, Sharp * , xix. 60, 80, 81.

— curticolle, Sharp * , xix. 60, 81.

— deplanatum, Gyil., xix, 80,

GENERAL INDEX. 75

Cerylon egracilipes, Sharp*, xix.
180.

— minimum, Sharp * , xix. 60, 81.

— orientale, Motsch., xix. 131.

— pusillum, Pasc., xix. 131.

— quadricolle, Sharp * , xix. 131.

— tibiale, Sharp, xix. 130, 131.

Cerylonini, xix. 60, 78, 83.

Cestoda, Cobbold, Proc. (1874-75) xxix;
ii. 329.

Cestodes, Proc. (1882-83) 36 ; xx. 422.

Cestoidea, wv. 2; (Cobbold), Proc.
(1866-67) ii; ix. 170-178; xii.
225, 226.

Cestum, Les., xvi. 106, 107, 108.

— Veneris, XVi. 93, 106.

Cetacea, ii. 5-387; xii. 95, 102, 156,
186, 187, 296, 298, 299, 317, 318;
xiii. 185, 187, 188; xvii. 370.

—, Anatomy and Nat. Hist. of (R.
Knox), Proc. (1857-58) ix; iii.
63-76.

—, British cream-coloured
Proce. (1880-82) 1.

—, Food of (Knox), Proe. ii. 357.

—, in Fernando Noronha (Ridley),
Proce. (1887-88) 1.

Cethosia, Fabr., Xi. 435.

— hypsina, Feld., xiii, 196.

— methypsea, Butler * , xiii. 196.

— Penthesilea, Faér., xiii. 196.

— Penthesilia, see Penthesilea.

Cetochilus septentrionalis, H. Goodsir,
X. 3.

Cetonia fulgida, Fabr., xiii, 138.

Cetoniadz, Proc. i. 306.

pur cnares australis, Sharpe, XVii.
432.

—- flavirostris, Swains., xvii. 432.

— intermedius, Sharpe * , xvii. 432.

Ceutorhynchinzg, x. 437 ; xii. 97.

Ceutorhynchus, Germ., xi. 73.

Ceyx azurea, Less., ii. 156.

— Menineting, Zess., ii. 156.

—- philippensis, Gould, xvi. 128.

— sacerdotis, Ramsay *, xvi. 128.

— solitaria, Zemm., xiii. 492; xvi.
429,

Chaca, Cuv. §& Val., Kili. 348; xiv.
562, 578.

— Buchanani, Ginther, xiii. 349,

— lophioides, Cuv. § Val., xiii. 349;
Xv. 53.

Chacina, ¥ viii. 315, 316.

Cheerodes, Guen., ix. 181, 183.

— bogotaria, Walk. * , ix. 181, 195.

ee eaoloras, Schonh., Xi. 196, 197,

82,

Cheetetes, Fischer, xiii, 855, 368, 867-

369; xiv. 190.

(Sorby),

Cheetetes depressa, FVem., xiii. 307, 368.

— hyperboreus, Nich. § Hth.*, xiii.
367-370.

— radians, Fischer, 365-367,
369.

— septosa, lem., Xiii, 367-369.

Cheetilia, Dana, xvi. 5.

— ovata, Dana, xvi. 5.

Cheetiliide, xvi. 2.

eo flavescens, Heckel, v.
iil.

Cheetodon, Linn., v. 27.

— kakaitsel, Lacép., xiii. 153.

Chetogaster, Baer, xiv. 720; xix.
265 ; xx. 99.

Cheetognatha, Kowalewski, xii. 206,
213, 216, 226; xiv. 128; xx. 487.

Cheetopteridz, Proc. (1863-64) viii.

Cheetopterus, Cuv., Proc. (1883-86) 16.

— insignis, Baird, Proc. (1864-65) iv ;
viii. 161-162.

— —, lLepidonotus cirratus, Fabr.,
parasitic on (Baird), Proc. (1864—
65)iv; wili. 161.

—, new, from N. Wales, (J. Williams),
Proc. (1863-64) ix. See Trans, vol.
xxiv. 483.

Chetorhynchus papuensis, Meyer, xvi.
434,

xiii.

Chetura, Steph. xx. 363, 366, 368,
371, 372, 376-380, 383, 384, 390.

— pelagica, Linn., xx. 302, 365, 370,
371, 372, 373, 375, 377, 378, 383,
390, 394.

— Vauxi, Laur., xx. 383.

Chalarothoraca, Hert. § Joess., xiii.
298.

Chalcididz, Proc. 11. 23-26, 34, 35, 37,
70; Proe. (1862-63) 26; (1883-
86) 134; ii, 127; xx. 35, 531.

—, Subfamily Hucharine, Synopsis of
(W. F. Kirby), xx. 28-37.

— and Tenthredinide, Descriptions of
new Genera and Species of (W. F.
Kirby), Xx. 28-37.

Chalcidinz (Kirby), Proc. (1882-83) 3,
4; xvii. 53-78 ; xx. 28-37.
Chalcidites, new British (F. Walker),

Proce. i. 261-263; vii. 104.

Chalcis, Fabr., xvii. 53, 54, 65.

— Alexion, Walk., xvii. 78.

— Amenocles, Walk., xvii. 68; XX.

36.

— annulipes, Walk., xvii. 68.
— atrata, Kirby * , xvii. 76.

— bispinosa, Fabr., xvii. 54, 64.
— bispinosa, Fonsc., xvii. 67.
— callipus, Kirby * , xvii. 75.
— caudatus, Guér., xvii. 60.

— cinctata, Walk., xvii. 68.

76 GENERAL INDEX.

Chalecis clavipes, Fabr., xvii. 54.

— conigastra, Perty, xvii. 54, 59,
66.

— cornigera, Jur., xvii. 54.

— Cowani, Kirby *, xvii. 76.

— Dargelasii, Latr. * , xvii. 67.

— decreta, Walk., xvii. 68.

— dimidiata, Fabr., xvii. 66.

— Euplex, Hope, xvii. 68, 76.

— eurytoneoides, Walk., xvii. 68.

— fasciata, Oliv., xvii. 66.

— finator, Walk., xvii. 68.

— flavipes, Fabr., xvii, 68.

— Fonscolombei, Duf., xvii. 75.

— Hearseyi, Kirby * , xvii. 76.

— incerta, Oress., XVii. 68.

— inclinator, Walk., xvii. 68.

— Kassalensis, Kirby Yy * , XX. 36, 37.

— Lasus, Walk., XVil. 68.

— mansuete, Walk., Xvii. 68.

— minuta, Linn., xvii. 78.

— myrifex, Sulz., Xvii. 54, 55.

— ovata, Say, xvii. 68.

— obscurata, Walk., xvii. 68.

— pectinicornis, Latr., xvii. 54, 64.

— podagrica, Rossi, xvii. '75.

— polyctor, Walk., xvii. 68.

— polyctor, Walk., xvii. 68.

— pusilla, Fabr., xvii. 54, 64,

— restituta, Walk., xx. 36.

— rufipes, Oliv., xvii. 67.

— separata, Walk., xvii. 54, 60.

— sispes, Fabr., Xvii. 54.

— sispes, Linn., Xvii. 54, 55.

— stylata, Walk., xvii. 54, 61.

— varipes, Walk., xvii. 68.

— (?) vicaria, Walk., xvii. 68.

— Wollastoni, Kirby * , xvii. 76.

— xanthostigma, Dalm., xvii. 54, 55.

— (Brachymeria) Huplez, Hope, xvii.
68

Chalcitella, Westw., xvii. 54-56, 78.

— eyanioides, Westw., xvii. 54, 55.

Chalcites Clasti, Hartl., xvii. 433.

Chalcomela, Baly, xiii. 474.

— pilula, Clark, xiii. 474.

eas eee chr ysochlora Wagler, xiii.
319, 5

_ Aas "Mien iii. 319.

— jobiensis, Salvad., xvi. 446.

— Margarethe, Salvad. § D’ Albert. , xiii.
319; xiv. 634.

— Stephani, Puch., ii. 168; xiii. 502.

Chalcophora, So/., xi. 52, 509.

— amabilis, Vodlen., xi. 510.

— japonica, Gory, xi. 510.

— querceti, H. Saund. * , xi. 510.

Chalcopsitta atra, Scop., ii. 165.

— rubripes, Ramsay, xiii. 491.

— scintillans, Temm., ii, 165,

Chalcopsittacus chloropterus, Salvad.,
Xili. 491 ; xiv. 686.

— scintillatus, Temm., xiv. 686.

Chalecosia, Hiibn., vi. ‘97.

— Adalifa, Doub/., vi. 97.

— coliadoides, Walk. * , vi. 97.

— fragilis, Walk. * , vi. 98.-

Chalcosoma atlas, Linn., xiv. 185.

Chaleura, Kirby * , xx. 30, 33.

Chalicodoma, S¢.-Farg., xi. 390.

— semivestita, H. Smith, xi. 390.

Chalina, Grant, xx. 460, 564, 565, 568.

— finitima, Schmidt, xv. 481.

Chalybzeus cornutus, Cuwv., ii. 162.

Chalybion, Dahib., xi. 360.

— bengalensis, Dahlb., xi. 360.

Chama, Linn., iv. 44, 50, 51, 54, 55;
XVilil. 292; xx. 498.

— antiquata, Linn., iv. 54.

— arcinella, Linn., xviii. 292.

— —, var. Bonanni, Hanley * , xviii.
299.

— Bonanni, Hanley * , xviii. 292.

— brevifrons, vead Arca _ brevifrons,
Sowerb., xviii. 292.

— cor, Linn., iv. 54.

— cordata, Linn., iv. 54.

— cordiformis, Linn., iv. 54, 55.

— gigas, Linn., iv. 54.

— glycimeris Bellonii, Lister, iv. 56.

— hippopus, Linn., iv. 54.

— Lazarus, Linn., iv. 54.

— oblonga, Linn., iv. 55.

— semiobriculata, Linn., iv. 54.

— Veneris, Linn., iv. 51.

Chama, On a new ‘variety of (S. Hanley),
XVili. 292.

Chamzea, 11. 142.

Chameleo, Laur., xiii. 98.

— vulgaris, Daud., xiii. 371.

Chameleon, xii. 172, 173, 187, 189,
198; xiii. 371; characters in
Chelonians, xii. 183; in Crocodile
(Seeley), xii. 164-168 ; in Ichthyo-
saurus, xii. 308.

Chamestnnae! Feld., ix. 431.

— Briola, Bates* , ix, 379, 431.

— leris, Bates* , ix. 378, 379, 431.

— Tircis, Feld., ix. 431.

Chamaita, Walk. *, vi. 121.

— crassicornis, Walk. * , vi. 122.

— trichopteroides, Walk. *, vi. 122.

Chamberlain, Vincent Ind, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1880-82) 28.

—, Trap-door Spider and Nest, from
California, exhib., Proc. (1883- -86)
121.

Chambers, Richard,

(1858-59) XXX.
Chambers, Robert, elected Fellow, Proc.

obituary, Proc.

GENERAL INDEX. th

(1858-59) i;
(1870-71) lxxxii.
Chambers, Thos. Bonner, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1880-82) 27.
Chambers,Wm. Oldham, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1882-83) 6.
Champion, John Francis,
Fellow, Proce. (1855-56) ii.
Champneys, Frank, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1872- 73) i ill.
pares ee a) sclerops, Schneid.,

obituary, Proc.

elected

ale Bun Buch., xiii. 139; xviii.
311

— baculis, Ham. Buch., ¥viii. 311.

—hbagoda, Ham. Buch. xiii. 142;
Xvili. 311.

— lala, see lata.

— lata, Ham. Buch., xii. 567; xiii.
142; xviii. 311.

—nalua, Ham. Buch., xviii. 311.

—nama, Ham. Buch., ¥Viii. 311.

—phula, Ham. Buch, xiii. 142;
Xvili. 311.

— ranga, Ham. Buch., xii. 567.

— ruconius, McClelland, xii. 567 ; xiii.
142.

Channa, Gronov., Xiii. 110, 141, 142,
152; xiv. 562, 563, 565, 568, 571,
578.

— indica, Gronov., Xiii. 152.

— orientalis, H, Schn., xiii. 152.

Ohanos salmoneus, Bloch, xiii. 211.

Chantre, César, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1877-78) xxxi.

Chaodalis, Pascoe, ix. 119.

— MaclLeayi, Pascoe, ix. 119.
Chapman, David Barclay,
Fellow, Proc. i. 310.
Chapman, Hdw., elected Fellow, Proc.

(1871-72) xxxii.

Char, food of (Knox), Proe. li. 355.

Charadeinz, xxii. 342, 429.

Charadride, ii. 169.

Charadriidz, xiii. 320, 504.

Charadriinz, xvii. 441.

Charadrius fulvus, Gael., xiii. 504.

— Kittlitzii, Retchend., xi. 17.

— pecuarius, Licht., xi. 17.

— pluvialis, Linn., v. 47.

Charaxes, Ochs., X. 499; xi. 483-435.

Charidea, Baly* , xx. 157.

— Fortunei, Baly*, xx. 158, 187.

— punctato-striata, Motsch., xx. 157,
158, 187.

Charidea, Dalm., xii. 415-417, 424,
429, 433

— Alonza, Butler * , xii. 415.

—arrogans, Waik., "xii. 415,

— bella, Guér., xii. 416.

elected

Charidea bivulnera, Grote, xii. 417.

— cinctipennis, Walk., xii. 416.

— confinis, Herr. - Schiff xii, 424.

— fastuosa, Ménétriés, xii, 417.

— fastuosa, Walk., xii. 415, 416.

— fulgens, Herr.-Schiéff., xii. 416.

— fulgida, Herr.-Schaff., xii. 415, 416.

— gloriosa, Walk., xii. 417.

— hematodes, Boisd,, Xii. 416.

— hurama, Butler *, xii. 416.

— Imogena, Butler * , xii. 415.

— jucunda, Walk., xii. 4177.

—micans, Herr.-Schiff., xii. 416.

— quadricolor, Walk., xii. 413.

— scintillans, Butler, xii. 416.

— splendida, Herr.-Schaff., Xii. 415,

— submacula, Walk., xii. 415.

— tigrata, Herr.-Schiff., xii. 424.

Oharideinz (Butler), Proc. (1874~75)
XXXVil; Xili. 399, 406, 407, 408,
414-499,

Charideoide, xii. 342.

Charis, Westw. § Hewits., ix. 228, 229,
369, 391, 395, 397, 442.

— Acanthus, Westw. & Hewits., ix. 435.

— argyrea, Bates * , ix. 392, 443.

— Argyrodines, Bates * , ix. 444.

—avius, Cram., ix, 443.

— Azora, Godt., ix, 443, 444.

— Cadmeis, Hewits., ix. 391, 392, 442,

— Cadytis, Hewits., ix. 443.

— Cecias, Hewits., ix. 443.

— Ceneus, Linn., ix. 444,

— Calicene, Hewits., ix. 444.

— Caryatis, Hewitts., ix. 443.

— Chaonitis, Hewits., ix. 443.

— Chelonis, Hewits., ix. 443.

— Oleadas, Hewits., ix. 397, 445.

— Cleodora, Godt., ix. 443.

— Cleonus, Cram., ix. 443.

— Cleonus, Godt., ix. 443.

— Epijessa, Prittw., ix. 444.

— glaucopis, Bates * , ix. 393, 444.

— Gyas, Cram., ix. 435.

— Gynea, Godt., ix. 443.

— Hermodora, Feld., ix. 443.

— Jessa, Boisd., ix. 443.

— lypera, Bates * , ix. 392, 442.

— monogramma, Bates * , ix. 391, 442,

— Nilus, Feld., ix. 444.

— ocellata, Hewits., ix. 4438.

—perone, Doubl. § Hewits., ix. 398,
444

— Pheretima, Feld., ix. 443.

— Stilbe, Godt., ix. 444.

— sylvestra, Ménétr., ix. 445.

— Theodora, Feld., ix. 443.

— trochilia, Westw., ix. 393, 444, 459,
— Venilia, Bates* , ix. 393, 444.

— virginensis, Guér., ix. 444,

78 GENERAL INDEX.

Charis Zama, Bates * , ix. 392, 443.

Charlton, Hdwin Charles, elected
Fellow, Proc. i. 271; death an-
nounced, Proce. ii. 39.

Charlwood, Geo., obituary, Proc. (1861-
62) xx.

Charmosyna, Wagl., ii. 141, 152.

— Margarethex, Tristram, exhib., Proc.

(1883-86) 3.
— papuana, Scop., ii. 165.
Charmosynopsis Josephine, insch,
Xvi. 428.

— pulchella, Gray, xvi. 427.

Charr and Trout, Hybrids (Day), exhib.,
Proc. (1886-87) 2.

Chartergus, Lep., vii. 113.

— Maria, S¢.-Farg., Proce. i. 189.

Chascax maderensis, Boog Watson, XVi.
338.

Chasmorhynchus, Gray, Proc. (1888-
90) 100.

—, Structural Peculiarities of (Murie),
Proce. (1871-72) lxxxiii.

Chatracharta, Walk. * , vi. 142.

— tortricoides, Walk. *, vi. 142.

Chauliodes, Latr., ix. 231, 259.

— Bowringi, McLachl.* , 13x. 260.

— ealifornicus, Walk., ix. 259, 260.

— diversus, Walk., ix. 260.

— fasciatus, Walk., ix. 259.

— grandis, Thunb., ix. 232.

— guttiferus, Walk., ix. 260.

— japonicus, McLachl.* , ix. 232.

— lunatus, Hagen, ix. 259.

— maculipennis, Gray, ix. 259, 260.

— pectinicornis, Linn., ix. 259.

— pusillus, McLachl.* , ix. 230.

— rastricornis, Ramb., ix. 259, 260.

— ruficollis, Ramb., ix. 260.

— serricornis, Hagen, ix. 259.

— simplex, Walk., ix. 259.

— sinensis, Walk., ix. 259, 260.

— subfasciatus, Walk., ix. 259.

Chauna, Z//,, ii. 143. ;

Chaunonotus, Gray, ii. 138.

Chedrus, Swainson, xiv. 538 ftnote.

— Grayi, Swainson, xiv. 551 ftnote.

Cheese-Mite, xvii. 375, 386.

Cheetah, xix. 1.

Cheilobarbus, Smith, xiv. 538 ftnote.

Oheilodipterus culius, Ham. Buch., Xili.
148 ; XViii. 313.

Cheilostomata, xv. 231, 342, 357.

Cheilotrema, v. 7sch., xiii. 140.

Cheiloxena, Baly, xx. 163.

Cheimatobia, Steph., xiv. 115.

Cheiracanthium incertum, Cambridge * ,
x. 373, 375, 395.

— nutrix, Walk., x. 422.

Cheiridea, Baly * , xiv. 253.

— Chapuisi, Baly * , xiv. 253.

Cheirocratus assimilis, Lilijeb., xx. 456.

— Sundevalli, Rathke, xvii. 102; xx.
456.

Cheiromys, Cuv., ii. 35.

— madagascariensis, Linn., habits of
(Sandwith), Proc. (1858-59) vii;
iv. 28-30.

Cheiroptera, Cuv., ii. 11-37.

—, albinism in (Hspeut), Proc. (1880-
82) 25.

Cheirotonus, Hope* , Proce. i. 78.

— MacLeayii, Hope*, Proc.i.78.

Chela, Ham. Buch., Xiv. 538, 553, 563,
566, 577, 579.

— alburna, Heckel, xiv. 552 ftnote.

— alkostee, Sykes, xii. 577.

— argentea, Day, xiv. 553.

— bacaila, Ham. Buch., xii. 576 ; Xiv.
553.

— balookee, Sykes, xii. 576; Xiv. 553
ftnote.

— boopis, Day, Xiv. 553.

— clupeoides, Bleeker, xii. 576.

— clupeoides, Bloch, xiv. 553.

— elegans, Day, xiv. 552 ftnote.

— gora, Ham. Buch., Xiv. 553.

— jorah, Sykes, xii. 577.

— Owenii, Sykes, xii, 576; Xiv. 553
ftnote.

— phulo, Ham. Buch., xii. 576; xiv.
553.

— punjabensis, Day, xiv. 553.

— sardinella, Cwv. & Val., xiv. 553.

— Sladoni, Day, xiv. 553.

— teekanee, Sykes, xii. 576; xiv.
558 ftnote.

— untrahi, Day, xiv. 553.

Chela, Swainson, Xiv. 538 ftnote.

Chelicera of Spiders, Proe. ii. 15.

Chelidon, Bote, xx. 354, 561, 363, 364.

— erythrogaster, Bodd., xx. 305, 361,
384, 393.

Chelidonium, Thoms., XVili. 227.

— argentata, Dalm., xviii. 226.

— quadricolle, Bates * , xviii. 226.

Chelifer from Grotto of Adelsberg,
Proe. ii. 219. .

Chelmo rostratus, Linn., xv. 54.

Chelocrinus, Mey., xv. 211.

Chelone, Strauch, xii, 181, 182, 299,
323, 324.

— midas, Linn., xii. 183.

Chelonia, Gray, v. 219, 226; x. 6;
xii, 158, 172, 194, 306; xiii. 97,
104, 106.

— imbricata, Linn., v. 41, 53.

— midas, Linn., v. 20.

— virgata, Schweigg., x. 9, 10, 20.

—, Oloacal Bladders and Peritoneal
Canals in (Anderson), Proc. (1875—
80) iv; xii. 434-444.

GENERAL INDEX. 79

Ohelonia from Lagos, exhibited, Proc.
(1888-90) 53.

Chelonian bones, similitudes of (Seeley),
xii. 175-185; Mammalian, xii.
175-179; Avian, xii. 179-181;
Crocodilian, xii. 181, 182; Lacer-
tian, xii. 182, 188; Chameleon,
xii. 183; Rhynchocephalian, xii.
183, 184; Serpent, xii. 184; Uro-
delan, xii. 185.

— characters of Crocodiles (Seeley),
xii, 172-175, 181, 182; of Ichthyo-
saurus, Xii, 303-3805; of Lizards,
xii. 192: of Plesiosaurus, xii.
322-324 ; of Serpents, xii. 195.

Chelonoides tabulatus, Walbawm, v. 41.

Ohelura terebrans, Philippi (Mac-
donald), Proc. (1874-75) v. See
Trans. 2nd ser. Zool. i. 67.

— —, destroying timber (Westwood),
Proe. ii. 13.

Ohelydra, Schweigg., xii. 305.

— serpentina, Linn., xii. 173.

Chelyosoma, Brod., xv. 275.

Chelys fimbriata, Schneid., v. 53.

— mammata, sce matamata.

— matamata, Brug., xii. 185.

Chemnitzia, @’Orb., xi. 20; XV. 352.

Cheraphilus, Kinahan, xv. 61.

— Boreas, Phipps, xv. 60, 63.

Chermes, Zinn., xiv. 732.

Chernetes, xvii. 173.

Oherrus, Dalm., Xi. 158.

— Mastersii, Pascoe*, xi. 158, 217;
xii, 81.

— punctipennis, Pascoe*, xi. 158;
xii. 81.

— silaceus, Pascoe* , Xi. 158; xii. 81.

— vestitus, Pascoe, xi. 157, 158.

Chersydrus granulatus, Schn., x. 59, 66.

Cheshire, Frank Richard, elected Fel-
low, Proc. (1883-86), 75.

—, albinism in Apis mellifica, Linn.,
Proce. (1883-86) 83.

—, Bee’s tongue, Proc. (1883-86) 123.

—, secretory gland in head of Bee, Proc.
(1883-86) 78.

Chettusia miles, Bodd., xiii. 504.

Cheverton, Geo., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1880-82) 27.

Oheyletus, Latr., xv. 299; xix. 270
ftnote.

Chiasognathus Grantii, Steph., Proc. ii.
239.

— —, monstrous specimen (Westwood),
Proce. i. 346.

Chibia assimilis, Sharpe, xiii. 500.

—carbonaria Miill., xiii. 499; xiv.
687 ; xvi. 434.

Chichester, Bishop of, death announced,
Proc. i. 105.

Chick, limbs of (Anderson), Proc. (1883-
86) 125

Child, Dr. Gilbert W., elected Fellow,
Proc. (1867-68) xxxi.

ee John Geo., obituary, Proc. ii.

—, Portrait of, Proc. (1888-90) 42.

Chilognatha, Proe. i. 198.

Chilomma, Hhrenb., xiv. 177.

Chilopoda, Proc. i. 190-196, 231, 320;
ix. 180; xix. 166, 167, 171; xx.
526.

Chilostomata, xvii. 400-404; xx.
280.

Chimades, Pascoe, xi. 482.

— lanosus, Pascoe, xi. 185.

Chimera, Linn., xvi. 141; xvii. 2.

— monstrosa, Linn., v. 54; xvi. 141.

Chimarrichthys, Sawvage, xiii. 344.

Chimmo, Capt. Wm., elected Fellow,
Proc. (1876-77) xvii.

—, Natural History of Deep-sea
Soundings, 2800 fathoms, between
Galle and Java, Proc. (1870-71)
XxX. ci

—, On a new form of Globigerina,
D Orb., Proce. (1875-80) xviii.

—, On the Regadéra (Euplectella asper-
gillum, Owen), Proc. (1875-80)
XV111.

Chinese Insect-wax (Hanbury), Westw.,
Proc. (1855-56) xviii; i. 103, 104.

Chinnock, Henry Singer, death an-
nounced, Proce. i. 298.

Coen iduna, W. H. Hdw., xvi.

65.

Chioneecetes, Kroyer, xiv. 654, 663.

—- opilio, Kroyer, xiv. 654.

Chiridotea, Harger, xvi. 9, 10.

— ceca, Harger, Xvi. 17, 18.

— megalura, G. O. Sars, Xvi. 15, 16.

— Tuftsii, Harger, xvi. 18.

Chirocére, Latr., Xvii. 64.

Chirocerus, Brudlé, Xx. 32.

— furcatus, Brullé, xx. 32.

Chirodota, Eschsch., xiii. 79.

Chironectes, Cuv., xv. 36.

Chironemus, Canestrint § Fanzago,
Xvii. 376.

Chironomid, Haliday, viii. 103.

Chironomus, Meigen, viii. 103; ix,
2-6; xi. 80; xiv. 117.

— instabilis, Walk. * , viii. 103; ix. 7.

— polaris, Kirb., xiv. 117.

Chiroptera, Xili. 185, 186.

Chirozetes, Pascoe * , x. 447, 473; xii.
96.

— pectorosus, Pascoe*, X. 447, 493;
xii. 96.

Chitina ericopsis, Carter, exhib, (Hig-
gins) Proc. (1875-80) xxxi.

80 GENERAL INDEX.

Chiton, Zinn., Proc. i. 822; iv. 36, 44,
46; viii. 181; xi. 28; xv. 164.

— Boogii, Haddon, xx. 503.

— cinereus, Linn., XVii. 99.

— marginatus, Penn., XX. 450, 467.

— spiculosa, Reeve, XX. 497.

— (Acanthochiton) astriger, Reeve, Xx.
496.

— (Ischnochiton) caribbeorum, Car-
penter, xx. 496, 503.

— (—) pectinatus, Sowerby, xx. 496.

—, tongue and tooth of, Proc. (1855-
56) ii.

Chitonellus, Zam., Proc. i. 322; iv.
39; xv. 164.

— fasciatus, Quoy § Gaimard, Proc. 1.
323 :

Chitonide, v. 173.

Chitons, Adriatic, Proc. (1882-83) 37.

Chitra, Gray, xii. 486, 487, 515.

— indica, Gray, X. 18; xii. 441.

— indica, Ginth., x. 18, 19.

Chlenius, Bonelli, xi. 60, 83, 87.

— guttatus, Hschsch., x1. 89.

Chlamydera, Gould, ii, 141.

— cerviniventris, Gould, Xili. 82, 495 ;
xiv. 687.

Chlamydomyxis _labyrinthuloides,
Archer, Xiii, 281-284.

Chlamydophrys, Cienkowskt, xiii. 400.

— stercorea, Cienskowski, Xiii. 399.

Chlamydotheca, De Saussure, xix. 300,
301.

— azteca, De Saussure, xix. 301.

— subglobosa, Sowerby, xix. 293, 300,
301, 316.

Chlamys chinensis, Baly*, xiv. 337,
345.

— fulvipes, Baly* , xiv. 337, 345,

— memnonia, Lac., xiv. 343.

— meestifica, Lac., Xiv. 343.

— placida, Baly* , xiv. 337, 344.

— velutina, Baly *, Xiv. 337, 343.

Chloeia, Savigny, x. 129-223.

— candida, Kindberg, x. 230, 231.

— capillata, Savigny, X. 230.

—egena, Grube, X. 231, 234.

— flava, Pallas, x, 230.

— flava, Quatrefages, x. 231.

— fucata, Quatrefages, X. 232.

— furcigera, Quatrefages, X. 231.

— incerta, Quatrefages, X. 230.

—inermis, Quatrefages, x. 231, 234.

— nuda, Quatrefages, X. 252.

— parva, Baird * , x. 230, 238, 250.

-— pulchella, Baird * , x. 230, 234.

— —, var, pallida, Baird * , xX. 235.

— Quatrefagesii, Baird * , x. 2381.

— rupestris, Risso, x. 235,

— spectabilis, Baird * , x. 280, 234.

Chloeia tumida, Baird * , x.230,232,250.

— yenusta, Quatrefages, x. 232.

— viridis, Schmarda, x. 232.

Chloéon, Leach, xi. 424, 425.

— (Ephemera) dimidiatum, Lubbock,
development of (Lubbock), Proc.

(1862-63) iv; metamorphosis, Proce.
(1865-66) iv. See Trans. vols. xxiv.

61, xxv. 477.
Chlorilibinia angusta, Lockington, Xiv.
654

Chloridolum, Thoms., xviii. 206, 226.
— Alemene, Thoms., XViil. 226.
—nympha, White, xviii. 226.

— quadricolle, Bates * , xviii. 206.
— thaliodes, Bates * , xviii. 206, 226.
Chlorilia, Dana, xiv. 658.

— longipes, Dana, xiv. 658.
Chlorinus, Leach, xiv. 637, 647.

— heros, Herbst, xiv. 647.

Chlorion, Latr., vii. 111; xi. 360.
— azurewm, St.-Farg., Xi. 360.

— Campbelli, Saund., xi. 361.

— compressum, fabr., Xi, 281, 363.
— lobatum, Latr., Xi. 360.

— melasoma, F. Smith, xi. 361.

— rugosum, fF, Smith, xi. 361.

— splendidum, Fadr., xi. 361.
Chlorodiine, xiv. 641, 666.
Chlorodius, Hdw., xiv. 641, 666.

— americanus, de Saussure, xX. 511.
Chloroperla prasina, Newm., ix. 260.
Chlorops, Meig., viii. 128.

— conclusata, Walk.*, viii. 128; ix.
2

9.
Chloropsinus, Butler * , xii. 409, 433.
— lanceolatus, Butler * , xii. 409.
Chlorota, De7., xiii. 130.
Chlosyne, Butil., xi. 438.
Chodda, Walk. * , vii. 64.
— sordidula, Walk.*, vii. 64.
Cherocampa, Duponch., vi. 84.
— elpenor, Linn., xii. 342.
— Lewisii, Butler, xii. 342.
— Lueasii, Boisd. MS., vi. 84.
— Oldenlandiz, Fabr., vi. 84.
— silhetensis, Boisd. MS., vi. 84.
— suffusa, Walk. vi. 84.
— Thyelia, Linn., vi. 84.
Cheerodes, Gwenée, xvii. 195, 204.
— bifiliaria, Felder, xvii. 204,
— inyariaria, Walk., xvii. 204,
— invisata, Guwen., X Vii. 204.
— sectata, Guen., XVii. 204.
— striata, Stoll, xvii. 204,
— tetragonaria, Gwen., XVil. 204.
— transpectans, Walk., Xvii. 204.
Cheropotamus, Cwv., ii. 29.
Cheeropus, Ogzib., 11. 24,
Choleva, Latr., xiv. 530,

GENERAL INDEX. 81

Cholevafalklandica, Waterhouse * , xiv.

ie
Cholimma, Walk. * , vii. 60.
— leucanioides, Walk.*, vii. 61.
— subpunctata, Walk.*, vii. 61.
Beane x. 437; xi. 471-476; xii.

Cholopus, Tsch., xv. 338-340.

— Hoffmanni, Peters, xv. 387.

Choluata, Walk. * , vii. 57.

— eburneifera, Walk. *, wii. 57.

Cholus; Germ., xi. 464, 471, 472.

— emulus, Pascoe * , xi. 465; xii. 90.

— albo-cinctus, Germ., Xi. ftnote 465 ;
xii. 57.

— seman, Pascoe * , Xi. 466; xii.

= basalis, Boh., Xi. 467.

— Besckii, Fahrs., xi. 465.

— prema Pascoe*, Xi, 466; xii.

— Buckleyi, Pascoe* , Xi. 469, 491;
xii, 91.

— bufonius, Pascoe*, xi. 467; xii.
oe

— pois, Pascoe*, xi. 467; Xil.

— carinatus, Guér., Xi. 475.

—cinctus, Oliv., xi. ftnote 465.

— curialis, Pascoe*, xi. 468; xii.
OIRApe. 1 ee

—delumbis, Pascoe*, Xi. 467; Xii.
0

— geniculatus, Kirsch, xi. 469,

— hematostictus, Pascoe*, Xi. 469;
X1i. 91.

— inornatus, Fahrs., Xi. 466, 467.

— irroratus, Guwér., xi. 466.

— Kunzei, Bohem., xi. 471.

— lateralis, Bohem., xi. 471. . -

— laticollis, Oliv., xi. ftnote 465.

= acess Pascoe * ; Xi. 470; X11.

—mimetes, Pascoe*, xi. 468; xii.

= mitidiooliss Pascoe * , Xi. 469; xii.

1.

= soa, Pascoe*, Xi. 466; xii.

— notabilis, Pascoe*, xi. 470, 491;
X<ii. 91.

— parcus, Hihrs., Xi. ftnote 465.

— pretorius, Pascoe*, xi. 470, 491;
xii. 91.

— pulchellus, Pascoe*, xi. 464; Xii.

— silaceo-guttatus, Fihrs., xi. 471.

— sycophanta, Pascoe * , Xi. 468; Xii.
91.

— tetricus, Fubr., xi. 471.

Cholus undulatus, Gylh., xi. ftnote 465,
466. Ly:

— uniformis, Pascoe *, Xi. 466; xii.
90. ii

—viduatus, Pascoe*, xi. ftnote 465,
469; xii. 91. i

Chondrilla nucula, Sdt,, xx. 564, 565,
568.

— phyllodes, Sd¢., Xx. 565, 568, 569.

Chondropsis arenifera, Cart., x. 564,
565, 566, 568.

Chondropterygian fishes, xv. 84.

Chondrostei, Miiller, v. 22'7.

Chondrostoma boggut, Sykes, xii. 573.

— fulungee, Sykes, xil. 574.

— gangeticum, Cuv. § Val., xiv. ftnote
543.

— kawrus, Sykes, xii. 573.

— mullya, Sykes, xii. 571; xiv. ftnote
540.

— nasus, Linn., VW. 22, 50.

— semivelatus, Cuv. § Val., xiv. ftnote
542.

—wattanah, Sykes, xii. 572; xiv.
finote 543.

Chone Duneri, Mgrn., xiv. 127.

— jnfundibuliformis, Kroyer, xiv. 133,
134.

Chora, Walk. * , vi. 188.

— curvitera, Walk.*, vi. 188.

— repandens, Walk.* , vi. 188.

Choragus, Kirby, Xi. 73.

Chordeiles, Swains., XX. 322, 331, 336,
338, 339-352, 384. é

—acutipennis, Sclater, var. texensis,
Cowes, XX. 384, 385, —-

— texensis, Lawr., XxX. 302, 335, 339,
341, 344, 346, 350.

— —, var. Henryi, Coues, Xx. 346.

—virginianus, Gmel., xx. 302, 385.

— —, var, Henryi, Cowes, xx. 302.
Chordeilinz, xx. 384.

Choreia, Walk. * , Vii. 59.

— maculosa, Walk. * , vii. 60.
Chorilibinia, Lockington, xiv. 654.
Chorioptes, Gervais, XX. 404.

—- setiferus, var. hyene, Mégnin, XX.
404. :
Chorisastrea, EH. de From., xviii. 125,

126, 203.
— gregaria, McCoy, xviii. 81.
Chriotyphus, Pascoe * , xii. 19, 22, 83.
— acromialis, Pascoe * , xii. 19, 73, 83.
Christy, Henry, elected Fellow, Proce.
(1855-56) v ; presents cast of bust
of Sir W. J. Hooker, Proc. (1859-
60) xxxiv; exhibits Axolotl and
Proteus anguinus, Laur., Proc.
(1861-62) cyii; obituary, Proc.
(1864-65) Ixxxv.
G

82 GENERAL INDEX.

Christy, Robert Miller, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1888-90) 53.

—, exhibits Lepidoptera and Hymeno-
ptera from Manitoba, Proce. (1883-

86) 7.

—, On the Methodic Habits of In-
sects when visiting flowers, Proc.
(1882-83) 6; xvii. 186-194.

—, On the power of penetrating the
bodies of Animals possessed by the
seed of Stipa spartea, Proc. (1883-
86) 7, 57.

Ohristy, Thomas, elected Fellow, Proce.
(1876-77) xiv.

—, exhibits “ Black Coral” from Philip-
pines, Proc. (1876-77) xiv.

—, exhibits bone of Australian Cuttle-
fish, Proc. (1878-79) xli.

—, exhibits galls from Pistacia atlan-
tica, Proc. (1880-82) 6.

—, exhibits silk from New Zealand, Proc.
(1883-86) 73.

—, New mode of transmitting light
to a microscope, Proc. (1888-90) i.

—, On insects destructive to crops,
Proce. (1880-82) 24.

Christy, Wm., obituary, Proc. i. 67.

Chromides, Miller, xiii. 153; xiv.
558 ; xviii. 314, 316.

Chromis paterfamilias, Giimther?, Xv.
39

Chromodoris, Ald. & Hane., xiv. 737.

— Alderi, Collingwood * , xiv. 738.

— aureopurpurea, Collingwood * , xiv.
738.

— Bullockii, Collingwood * , xiv. '738.

— funerea, Collingwood * , xiv. 738.

— Iris, Collingwood * , xiv. 737.

— tenuis, Collingwood * , xiv. 738.

— tumulifera, Collingwood * , xiv. 738.

Chrostosoma, Hiibn., xii. 390.

Chryseus javanicus, H. Smith, Proce. i.

— soccatus, Cantor * , Proc. i. 236.

— sumatrensis, H. Smith, Proc. 1. 286.

Chrysalids, sex in (Jackson), Proc.
(1888-90) 68. See Trans., 2nd ser.
Zool. vol. vy. 143.

Chrysallida, P. P. Carpenter, vii. 1, 2.

— alveata, A. Adams, vii. 2.

— Brenda, A. Adams, vii. 4.

— casta, A. Adams, vii. 4.

— concinna, A. Adams, vii. 5.

— consimilis, A. Adams, vii. 2.

— consobrina, A. Adams, Vii. 2.

— elegantula, A. Adams, vii. 4.

— erucella, 4. Adams * , Vii. 3.

— filocincta, A. Adams * , vii. 2.

— galbula, 4. Adams * , Vii. 3.

— Minna, A. Adams, vii. 4.

Chrysallida miranda, 4. Adams, Vil. 5.

—mumia, A. Adams, vii. 2.

— munda, A. Adams, Vii. 2.

— mundula, A. Adams, vii. 2.

— nana, A. Adams, vii. 2.

— plicata, A. Adams, vii. 2.

— pulchella, 4. Adams, vii. 5.

— pupula, A. Adams, vii. 2.

— pura, A. Adams, vii. 5.

— pusio, A. Adams, Vii. 4.

— pygmexa, A. Adams, vii. 5.

— rufolineata, 4. Adams * , vii. 3.

— semiplicata, 4. Adams, vii. 4.

Chrysaor Eryx, Fabr., xii. 422.

Chrysidide, Leach, ii. 128 ; iii. 26, 177;
v. 66; viii. 62; xi. 397.

Chrysiridia Croesus, Gerst., xi. ftnote
434.

— Rhipheus, Stoll, xi. 434.

Chrysis, Linn.,i. 39; ii. 128; viii. 62;
xi. 597, 414.

— amethystina, Fadr., xi. 397.

—apricans, F. Smith*, v. 66; Vii.
144; xi. 398.

— aspera, Brullé, xi. 398.

— Bohemanni, Dahib., v. 67.

— dissimilis, Dahlb., xi. 397.

— exulans, Dahilb., xi. 397.

— fumipennis, F. Smith* , v.67; Vii.
144; xi. 398.

-— fuscipennis, Brudlé, xi. 398.

— (?) hesperidum, Rossi, xvii. 57.

—insularis, Ff. Smith*, iii. 26; vil.
144; xi. 398.

— intrudens, F. Smith *, vidi. 62 ; Xi.
398.

— malachita, see malachitica.

— malachitica, F. Smith * , ii. 128 ; vii.
144; xi. 398.

— obscura, F'. Smith * , v. 67 ; wii. 144 ;
xi. 398.

— oculata, Fabr., xi. 398.

— orientalis, Dahlb., xi. 397.

— parallela, Brullé, xi, 398.

— pubescens, Ff’. Smith, xi. 398.

— purpurea, F. Smith*, iii. 26; vii.
144; xi. 398.

— Reichei, Dahilb., xi. 397.

— Schiddtei, Dahilb., v. 67; xi. 398.

—seducta, F. Smith*, v. 67; vii.
144; xi. 398.

— splendidum, Fadr., xi. 397.

— sumptuosa, F. Smith * , iii. 27; vii.
144; xi. 398.

— vestigator, F. Smith *, ii. 128; vii.
144; xi. 398.

| Chrysobothris, Hschsch., xi. 509.

— succedanea, H#. Sawnd.* , xi. 512.
Chrysocale florella, Butl., xii. 367.
— ignita, Herr.-Schiff., xii. 367.

GENERAL INDEX. 83

Chrysocale opulenta, Walk., xii. 367.

Chrysochares, Moravitz, viii. 30, 48.

— asiaticus, Linn., viil. 48.

— (Chrysochus) asiaticus, Linn., Vili.
26

Chrysochlamys, Fond., i. 124.

Chrysochloris, Cuv., xiii. 186.

Chrysochroa, So/., xi. 509, 510.

— Hdwardsii, Hope * , Proc. i. 128.

— fulgidissima, Schén., xi. 510.

Chrysochus, Redt., viii. 25, 27, 30, 48-
50.

— asiaticus, Fabr., viii. 27.

— auratus, Mabr., viii. 27, 49.

— californicus, Marshall * , viii. 49.

— castaneus, Marshall * , viii. 49.

— chinensis, Baly, viii. 27, 48.

— cobaltinus, Leconte, viii. 27, 49.

— exquisitus, Hschsch., viii. 48.

— Gaschkevitchii, Motsch., viii. 27, 48.

— pretiosus, Fabr., viii. 27, 48.

— pulcher, Baly, viii. 48.

— punctatus, Gebler, Vili. 27, 48.

— tenebricosus, Marshall * , wiii. 49.

— thoracicus, Baly, Vili. 27, 47.

Chrysococeyx Claasti, Heugl., xvii. 433.

— lucidus, Gmel., 11. 166.

Chrysodema, Cast. e¢ Gory, X. 231; Xi.
49, 84, 509.

— Lewisii, 2. Saund.* , xi. 510.

-— Tayauti, Guér., xi. 49.

Chrysodomus antiquus, Linn., xx. 448,
466.

Chrysolopus spectabilis, Fabr., xi. 53.

Chrysomela, Linn., Vi. 27 ; Xi. 53, 74;
Xvi. 351, 360, 361.

— americana, Linn., Proc. ii. 265, 266.

— lapponica, Linn., xi. 89.

— viminalis, Zinn., xi. 89.

Chrysomelids, Proc. i. 306; xi. 49;
xili. 474; xvii. 350, 351, 360;
xx. 156.

Chrysomyia, Desv., i. 23; iv. 136; v.
302; ix. 3-6.

— hipars, Walk. *, v. 273 ; ix. 10.

— divitiosa, Walk. * , wii. 215.

— fortunata, Walh.* , iv. 137.

— inscribens, Walk. *, iv. 136.

macularis, Walk. * , iii. 104.

Chrysopa, Leach, ix. 231, 249, 268; xi.
48; xvi. 153, 154, 165.

—abbreviata, Curt., ix. 269; xvi.
ftnote 166.

— equalis, Walk, ix. 254, 270.

— alba, Linn., ix. 268, 269.

—ampla, Walk., ix. 269, 270.

—antica, Walk., ix. 270.

— aspersa, Wesm., ix. 269.

—atlantica, MeLachi.* ,
167.

Xvi. 154,

Chrysopa attenuata, Wadk., ix. 269.

— aurifera, Walk., ix. 270.

— basalis, Walk., ix. 268.

— bipunctata, Burm., ix. 250.

— capitata, Fabr., ix. 270.

— chlorophana, Hagen, ix. 269.

— cincta, Schneid., ix. 269.

— clara, McLachl.* , ix. 254.

— cognata, McLachl.* , ix. 249.

— collaris, Schneid., ix. 268, 269.

— concolor, Walk., ix. 268.

—conformis, Walk., ix. 270.

— congrua, Walk., ix. 268.

— diversa, Walk., ix. 270.

— divisa, Walk., ix. 268.

— dorsalis, Burm., Xvi. 166, 167.

— elegans, Guwér., ix. 252.

— flaviceps, Brullé, xvi. 154, 168.

— formosa, Brauer, xvi. 168, 170.

— fortunata, MeLachl.*, xvi. 154,
164, 166, 167.

—- fulviceps, Steph., ix. 270.

— Genei, Ramb., xvi. 165.

— gigantea, McLachl. * , ix. 252.

—- guadarramensis, Hd. Pictet, ix. 270.

— hybrida, Ramb., ix. 269.

— illinoiensis, Shimer, ix. 270.

— infecta, Newm., ix. 269.

— innotata, Walk., ix. 269.

— insignis, Walk., ix. 270.

— insularis, Walk., ix. 270.

— intermedia, Schneid., ix. 269.

— internata, Walk., ix. 269.

— invaria, Walk., ix. 268.

— latipennis, Fitch, ix, 269.

— lutea, Walk., ix. 270.>

— marionella, Guér., ix. 270.

— microcephala, Brauer, ix. 268.

— nigriceps, McLachl.* , ix. 251, 252.

— nigricostata, Brauer, ix. 269,

— nigrovaria, Walk., ix. 269.

— occulta, Fitch, ix. 270.

— oceanica, Walk., ix. 268.

— pallens, Ramb., ix. 270.

— palliceps, MeLachl.* , ix. 251.

— perla, Linn., ix. 270.

— phyllochroma, Wesm., xvi. ftnote
166.

— 4-punctata, Burm., ix. 269.

— Ramburii, Schneid., ix. 269.

— remota, Walk., ix. 268.

— repleta, Walk., ix. 269.

—rufostigma, McLachl. * , ix. 253.

—septempunctata, Wesm., ix. 250,
269.

— signata, Schneid., ix. 269.

— stigmatica, Ramb., ix. 270.

-— subcostalis, McLachil.*, xvi. 154,
166, 167.

— thoracica, Walk., ix. 269.

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84 GENERAL INDEX.

Ohrysopa transmarina, Hagen, 1x.
269.

— transversa, Schneid., ix. 269.

— tripunctata, MeLachi. * , ix. 250.

— yaria, Schneid., ix. 255, "270.

— vittata, Wesm., ix. 268.

— vulgaris, Linn., ix. 268.

— vulgaris, Schneid., xvi. 154, 163,
164.

— —, var, microcephala, Brauer, Xvi.
163, 164.

— ypsilon, Fitch, ix. 269, 270.

— Zelleri, Schneid., 1x. 269.

Chrysopelea ornata, Shaw, x. 51, 66.

Ohrysopetalea, Hhiers, x. 244.

Ohrysopetalum, Hhlers, x. 244.

— debile, Grube, x. 244.

— fragile, Hhlers, x. 244, 246.

Chrysophanus, Hiibn., ix. 58; x. 500;

xiv. 102, 103, 111.

— americanus, Harris, xiv. 103, 111.

— Dorcas, Kirby, xiv. 111.

— Heildeni, McLachlan * , xiv. 111.

— gorgon, Boisd., xvi. 469.

— helloides, Boisd., xvi. 469.

— Phleas, Linn., ix. 58; xiv. 103,
111.

— xanthoides, Boisd., xvi. 469.

Ohrysophrys aurata, Linn., v. 26.

Chrysopide, ix. 249, 268; xvi. 154,
163.

Chrysopila, Macg., i. 118; ix. 4.

— guttipennis, Walk.* , v. 2825; ix.
15

— maculipennis, Walk. *, i. 118; ix.

— stilata, Walk. *, vii. 208; ix. 15.

— yacillans, Walk.*, iii. 89; ix. 15.

Chrysops, Meigen, i. 112; iv. 104; ix.
3-6

— dispar, Fubr.,i. 9,112; v. 146; ix.
By ih

— fasciatus, Wied, i. 112,
v. 167, 263; ix. 11.

— fixissimus, Walk. *, i. 112; ix.
11.

— parallelus, Walk.*, v. 276; ix.
11.

—signifer, Walk. *, v. 276; 1x. 11.
Chrysostola, Herr.-Schiff., xii. 400.
— Bromus, Herr.-Schiff., xii. 406.
Chrysotus, Meigen, iv. 116; ix. 4.

— pacts Walk.*, iv. 116; ix.

aaralce: Walk. * , vii. 164.

— pyraloides, Wail. * , vii. 165.

Chundana, Walk. *, vi. 116.

— lugubris, Walk. *, vi. 117.

Ohurehill, Lord Charles Spencer, obit-
uary, Proc. i. 67.

iv. 104;

Churchill, Lord Henry John Spencer,
death announced, Proc.i. 105.

Ciasa, Walk.*, vii. 165.

— pustulifera, Walk. *, vii. 165.

Cicada, Linn., i. 84; xi. 82.

— conviva, Stal, x. 92.

— exhausta, Guér., x. 92, 93.

— hastipennis, Walk., x. 92.

— innotabilis, Walk. *, x. 93.

— merens, Germ., xvii. 109, 111.

— parallela, Walk. * , x. 94.

— quadrifida, Walk. * , x. 93.

— septemdecim, Linn., xX. 227, 228.

— stigma, Walk. * , x. 92.

— subnotata, Walk. * , x. 93.

— tredecim, "Riley, xX, 228.

— viminalis, read moerens, Germ., XVil.

-— vireuncula, Walk. * , i. 84:

Cicadellina, i. 95, 165; x. 276:

Cicadina, i. 83, 141 ; x. 82.

Cichla temensis, Hwmb., ix. 365.

Cichlomorphe, xvii. 422.

Cicindela, Linn., xi. 60, 87.

Oicindelidz, Proce. i. 306.

Cicinnurus, Vie2d/., ii. 152.

—regius, Linn., ii, 152, 163; xvi
444

Cicones, Curt., xi. 49,86; xix. 58, 60,

67.

—hbitomoides, Sharp*, xix. 60, 67,
69, 121

— coloratus, Motsch., xix. 121.

— ditomoides, read bitomoides, Sharp,
xix, 67.

— minimus, Sharp * , xix. 60, 69, 121.

— minutus, Sharp *, xix. 121.

— niveus, Sharp * , xix. 60, 68, 69, 121.

— oblongus, Sharp * , xix. 60, 68,

— ocellatus, read oculatus, Sharp, Xix.

67.

— oculatus, Sharp * , xix. 60, 67, 68.

— pictus, Hr,, xix. 68.

— variegata, Hellw., xix. 67.

— variegatus, Hellw., xix. 67, 68.

Ciconia alba, Bechstein, v. 10, 36, 45, 49.

— —, photographs of, shown (Bidwell),
Proce. (1886-87) 13.

— americana, Linn., v. 11.

— mycteria, Linn., v. 11.

— nigra, Linn., v. 10, 36, 49.

Ciconiinz, XVii. 440.

Cidaridx, Proc. 1. 145; xv. 320; xix,
113, 179-186, 193, 207-209.

—, organs of (Stewart), Proc. (1875—
80) xxii.

Cidaris, Zamk., Proc. i. 186; xix. 180,
181, 184, 185, 193, 199, 202, 208,
209; xx. 58.

— abyssicola, A. Agassiz, Xiil. 64.

GENERAL INDEX. 85

Cidaris affinis, Phil., xiii. 64.

— hystrix, Zam., Proc.i. 186; xiii. 64.

— nutrix, Wyville Thomson, xiii. 62,
63, 66.

— papillaris, Proc. i. 186.

— papillata, Leske, xiii, 62-65.

— —, tentacles of, shown (Duncan),

_ Proc. (1888-90) 52.

— —, var: Stokesii, Agass., xiii. 64, 65.

— Stokesii, 4. Agass., xiii. 64.

— torewmatica, Klein, xiv. 488.

— tribuloides, Lamk., xx. 559.

Cidarites coronatus, Goldfuss, xv. 128.

Ciliata, Less., Proc. (1874-75) xxi-—
XXill, XXVi, XXVili, xxx ; Xii. 203.

Ciliophrys, Cienk., xiii. 289, 291.

—infusionum, Cienk., Xiii. 289, 290.

Cinclocerthia, Gray, ii. 143.

Cinclosoma, Vig. & Horsf., ii. 141; xiv.
OA O20 tet

— Ajax, Temm., xiv. 626, 631; Xvi.
44]

Ciniflo, Blackw.*, Proc. i. 66; X.
399.

— atrox, Blackw., bite of (Blackwall),
Proe. ii. 14. ,

— ferox, Blackw., Proc. i. 1382; xv.
156. _

— similis, Blackw., vii. 156.

Ciniflonide, Proc. i. 66; x..422.

Oinifloridz, read Ciniflonids, Proce. i.
66

Cinixys, Bell, Proc. (1888-90) 53.

Cinnyride, xiii. 316, 496.

Cinnyrimorpher, Xvii. 427.

Cinnyris acik, Antin., xvii. 428, '429.

— angolensis, Less., Xvii. 428.

— Aspasia, Less., ii, 157.

— Clementie, Less., ii. 157.

— cruentata, Riipp., xvii. 429.

— cupreus, Shaw, Xvii. 428.

— frenatus, 8. Miill., xiii. 316, 496.

—melanocephalus, Ramsay, Proce.

(1883-86) 3.

— nove guiness, Less., ii. 157.

— senegalensis, Cuv., xvii. 429.

— splendidus, Shaw, xvii. 428.

— superbus, Shaw, Xvii. 428.

-—— Zenobia, Less., ii. 157.

Ciocalypta, Bowerb., xv. 149, 150.

— Leei, Bowerb., xv. 149.

— penicillus, Bowerb., xv. 149.

Ciona, Flem:., xv. 275-277.

— intestinalis, Linn., xv. 382; Xvi.
“528; xx. 448, 466:

Cionella acicula, Mill., xvi. 342.

Cioninz, x. 436.

Cionus thapsus, Fadr., x. 492.

Cipiter, Proc. i. 319. ach

Oircophyllia, Hd. & H., Xviii. 59, 195.

Cirolana, Leach, xiii, 512; xvi. 19.

— hirtipes, Milne-Hdw., xx. 456, 469.

— multidigitata, Dana, xiii. 511, 512;
Xvi. 83.

Cirrhina, Cuv. & Val., xiv. 537, 5438,
562, 566, 574, 575, 579.

— bengalensis, Bleeker, xiv. ftnote 543.

— Blochii, Cw. § Val., xiv. 548.

’ — cirrhosa, Bloch, xiv. 543.

— Cuvierii, Jerdon, xiv. 453.

— Dussumieri, Cuv. & Val., xiv. ftnote
543.

— fulungee, Sykes, xii. 574,577; xiv.
543.

— kawree, Sykes, xii. 577.

— kawrus, Sykes, xii. 573, 577.

— latia, Ham. Buch., xiv. 548, 574.

— macrops, Steindachner, xiv. 548.

— micropogon, Val., xiv. ftnote 541.

— mrigala, Ham. Buch., xiv. 548.

— plumbea, Cuv. & Val., xiv. ftnote
543.

— reba, Ham. Buch., xiv. 543.

— rewah, Steindachner, xiv. ftnote 543.

— rubripinnis, Cuv. § Val., xiv. ftnote
548.

Cirrhinus affinis, Jerdon, xiv. ftnote 541.

— fasciatus, Bleecker, xiv. ftnote 546.

— fasciatus, Jerdon, xiv. ftnote 546.

= ieee: MeCelland, xiv. ftnote
541.

— rubro-punctatus, Jerdon, xiv. ftnote
541. “/

Cirripedia, Latr., xviii. 333.

Cirrobranchia, xv. 165.

Oirrochroa, Doudbl., xi. 435.

— mithila, Moore, xiii. 196.

— rotundata, Butler * , xiii. 196.

Cis, Latr., xi. 72.

Cispia, Walk., vi. 130.

— plagiata, Walk., vi. 130.

Cistela, Fabs., xi. 73.

Cistenides granulata, Linn., xiv. 131,

Cisticola ruficeps, Gould, xiii, 494;
xvi. 442.

— ruficeps, Sharpe * , xiii, 315.
Cistudo carolina, Gray, habits of (G.
Ord), Proe. i. 116-118.

Citherias, Hiibn., xiv. 291.
Cithara biclathrata, Sowverbie,
539.
Cithna, Jeffreys, xv. 96.
Citibsena, Walk. * , i. 124.
—aurata, Walk. * ,i. 124,175; ix. 18.
Civets, xix. 5, 6, ftnote 10, 12.
Civetta, Cuv., ix. 71.
Cixioides, Spinola, i. 87, 146; x. 103.
Cixius, Lazr., 1. 87, 146; x. 108-i v6.
— equus, Walk. * ,i. 147.

86 GENERAL INDEX.

Cixius albistriga, Walk. *, i. 87.
— caliginosus, Walk. * , x. 105.
— deductus, Walk. * , i. 149.

— dilectus, Walk. *, i. 150.

— dotatus, Walk.*, i. 150.

— efferatus, Walk. * , i. 87, 146.

— ferreus, Walk. *,1. 146.

— ferrugineus, Walk.* , x. 104.

— finitus, Walk. * , i. 149, 150.

— guttifer, Valk.* , i. 146.

—inclinatus, Walk. **, i. 147.

— inficitus, Walk. * , x. 103.

— insuetus, Walk. * , i. 150.

— luridus, Walk. * , x. 104.

— Meander, Waik., i. 148.

— modicus, Walk. *, i. 148.

— munitus, Walk.* ,i. 149.

— nexus, Walk. * , i. 148, 150.

— pallens, Walk. *,i. 149.

— perplexus, Walk. * , i. 147.

— perturbatus, Walk. * , x. 103.

— pustulatus, Walk.*, i. 87, 146; x.
108.

— reductus, Walk. *, x. 105.

— signifer, Walk. *, x. 104.

— simplex, Walk.* ,i. 147.

—trahens, Walk.*, i. 149.

— vilis, Walk. * ,i. 148.

Cladangia, Hd. § H., xviii. 66, 69, 195.

Cladius, Rossi, Proc. ii. 66; xvii. 65.

Cladocera, Xix. 293, 294.

Cladococcida, xiv. 157, 173, 174, 175,
177.

Cladococcus, Miiller, xiv. 152, 168,

7

Wi.
Cladocora, Hd. § H., xviii. 63, 70,
195.

Cladocoracer, Hd. § H., xviii. 70.

Cladocoroida, xviii. 70, 195.

Cladocoryne floccosa, Rotch, xii. 256.

— pelagica, Allinan* , Xi, 255, 281.

Cladocorynids, xii. 255.

Cladodactyla crocea, Lesson, xiii. 57, 58.

Cladomacra, /’. Smith, vi. 66; viii. 62 ;
xi. 411.

—macropus, F. Smith, vi. 66; Vii.
145; viii. 62,94; xi. 411.

Cladophyllia, Ed. § H., xviii. 80, 81,
196, 203.

Cladospyris, Zhrenb., Xiv. 178.

Cleadne, Pascoe, ix. 137.

— melanaria, Pascoe, ix. 137.

Clamatores, Wagn., Xx. 301, 310, 315,
316.

Clamydodera, vead Chlamydodera, xiii.

2.
Clanculus atropurpureus, Gowld, xii.

2

Clanculus bathyrhaphe, FE. A. Smith* ,
Xi, 557, 562.

Clangula Barrovii, Proc. i. 21.

Claparéde, Dr. Edouard, see Carpenter,
Dr. W. B.

Clapton, Dr. Hdw., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1861-62) lv.

Clarias, Gronov., xiii. 205, 206, 210,
341, 348, 344; xiv. 561, 565, 574,
577, 578; xv. 50.

— assamensis, Day, xiii. 349.

— brachysoma, Giinther, xiii. 349.

— Dussumieri, Cuv. & Val., xiii. 349;
xiv. 571.

— magur, Ham. Buch., xiii. 849; Xiv.
571

— marpus, Cuy. & Val., xiii. 349.

— punctatus, Cuv. & Val., xiii. 349.

— Teysmanni, Bleeker, xiii. 349 ; xiv.
571.

Clariina, xviii. 315, 316.

Clark, Benjamin, elected Fellow, Proc.
1, 237.

Clark, Bracy, on Cstri and Cuterebre,
Proce. i. 99, 100.

—., obituary, Proc. (1860-61) xxi.

Clark, Edmund John, M.D., death an-
nounced, Proc. i. 187.

Clark, Rev. Hamlet, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1859-60) xxxvi.

—, obituary, Proc. (1867-68) e.

Clark, Robt. Ingham, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1882-83) 12.

Clark-Kennedy, Alex. Wm. Maxwell,
elected Fellow, Proc. (1873-74)
xv. or a

Clarke, Benj., A new. arrangement of
the Classes of Zoology founded on
the position of the Oviducts, or
when they are absent, on the
position of the Ovaries, including
a new mode of arranging the Mam-
malia, Proc. (1877-78) xxix.

—, obituary, Proc. (1888-90) 75, 94.

Clarke, Rev. Charles, elected Fellow,
Proe. (1865-66) v.

Clarke, Ernest, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1886-87) 20.

Clarke, Hyde, elected Fellow, Proc. i. 51.

—, on preserving specimens of Nat.
Hist., Proe. i. 96.

Clarke, Joshua, elected Fellow, Proc. ii.
207; obituary, Proc. (1888-90)
75, 95.

Clarke, J.Willis, exhibition of Fur Seals,
Proe, (1877-78) xxviii.

Clarke,Rey. Robt., see Mivart,St. George.

Clarke, Rev. Robt. Francis, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1875-80) v.

Clarke, Wm.,electedFellow, Proc. ii, 220,

GENERAL INDEX. 87

Clarke,Wm. Hagle, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1882-83) 6.

Clarson, Wm., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1872-78) vi.

Clathria, Schmidt, xv. 485, 486.

— Beani, Bowerb., xv. 485, 486.

— coralloides, Schmidt, xv. 485.

— rectangulosa, Schmidt, xv. 485.

Clathrocanium, Ehr., xiv. 178.

Clathrodictyon, Nicholson §& Murie* ,
Xiv. 216, 219, 220, 227, 2388-240.

— cellulosum, Mich. §& Murie*, xiv.
207, 221, 243.

— vesiculosum, Mich. §& Murie* , xiv.
216, 220, 243, 244.

Clathrulina elegans, Cienk., xiii. 298,
299, 300, 302. ;

Cathurella immaculata, #. A. Smith* ,
Xii. 539, 562.

Causastrea, d’Orb., xviii. 128, 129,
135, 136, 139, 198.

Clausilia nigricans, Mat. ¢ Rack., Proc.
ii. 121-128.

Clavagella aperta, Sowerby * , xx. 400.

— minima, Sowerby * , xx. 400.

Clayatula, Lamk., xv. 453.

— albicans, Hinds, xv. 458.

Clavelina, Sav., ix. 310-346.

— lepadiformis, 0. fF. Miill., ix. 319;
Xvi. 528.

Clavelinidx, xvi. 528.

Claviculata, ii. 37.

Claviger, Preyssler, xiv. 609.

Clavus marmarina, Vatson* , xv. 413,
429,

Cleantis, Dana, xvi. 7, 9,76.

— angulata, Dana, xvi. 76.

— attenuata, Harger, xvi. 77, 78, 79.

— filiformis, Say, xvi. 76, 77.

— Gayi, Miers, xvi. 82.

— granulosa, Heller, xvi. 9, 80, 82.

— isopus, Grube, xvi. 9, 80, 81, 35.

— isopus, Miers* , xvi. 80.

— linearis, Dana, xvi. 9, 80, 81, 82, 83.

— (Hrichsonia) angulata, Dana, xvi. 9.

— (—) attenuata, Harger, xvi. 9.

— (—) filiformis, Say, xvi. 9, 85.

Clemactis, Agass., XViii. 203.

Clement, Augustus W., elected Fellow,
Proe. i. 188.

Cleodora, Péron & Lesuewr, iv. 42.

Cleoninz, x. 436.

Cleonus, Schénh., Xi. 73.

Cleonymine, xvii. 58.

Clerome, Boisd., xi. 435.

Clerus, Geoffr., xi. 72, '77, 87.

Clibanarius vulgaris, Herbst, xx. 112.

Cliff Swallow of United States, xx. 226.

Climacteris, Zemm., ii. 141.

Climbing Perch, xv. 44.

Clinostomum dubium, Leidy, v. 10,

— gracile, Leidy, v. 24.

Clinus Delalandii, C. & V., xx. 485.

— uuchipinnis, Q. § G., Xx. 483.

Clio, Linn., xiv. 124.

— borealis, xiv. 124.

Clionella, Gray, xvi. 254.

Clisiocampa Neustria, Linn., trachee of,
Proe. ii. 214.

Clissocampa, read Clisiocampa, Proce. ii.
214.

Clitellaria, Mezg., i. 108, 109; iv. 95;
vi. 4, 20; viii. 106; ix. 3-6.

— bivittata, Fabr.,i. 7; iii. 80; vi. 4;
viii. 106; ix. 8.

— festinans, Walk. *, iv. 95; ix. 8.

— fiaviceps, Walk.* ,i. 7, 108; ix. 8.

— gavisa, Walk.* ,iv. 95; ix. 8.

— nigerrima, Dol., v. 166.

— notabilis, Walk. *,i. 108; ix. 8.

— obesa, Walk.*, v. 232, 271; vi.
20; ix. 8.

= response, Walk. * , viii. 106; ix.

— tibialis, Walk. *, v. 258; ix. 8.

— varia, Walk.*,i. 7,108; ix. 8.

Clitellio arenarius, O. F. Miiller, xiv.
133, 134.

Clivicola, Forster, xx. 354.

— riparia, Linn., Xx. 305, 362.

Cloé diptera, Hag., xvi. 176.

— maderensis, Hag., xvi. 176.

Cloelia fasciata, Fitzinger, v. 19; Kix.

Cloéon, Leach, xii. 144.

— dipterum, Linn., xvi. 155, 176.

Clothilda, Blanch., Proce. i. 235 ; xi.438.

Clotho, Walck., x. 422.

— longipes, Walck., x. 422.

Clubiona, Zatr., Proc. i. 41; x. 375;
xi. 533.

— accentuata, Walck., Proc. i. 132.

— atrix, Latr., Proc. i. 66.

— epimelas, Walck., Proce. i. 132.

— erratica, Walck., Proc. i. 132.

— nutrix, Walck., x. 422.

— saxatilis, Blackw., Proc. i. 66.

— voluta, Cambr.* , xi. 530, 533, 547.

Clupea, Linn., xxv. 50.

— cyprinoides, Bloch, xiv. ftnote 553.

—harengus, Linn., v. 21, 27; ix.
166; xv. 49; xvii. 92.

— humeralis, C. § V., xx. 483.

— ilisha, Ham. Buch., xiv. 557.

— sinura, Bl. Schn., xiv. ftnote 557.

— sprattus, Jinn., xv. 84, 318 ; xvii.

92.
Clupeide, ix. 165; xiii. 111, 112, 139,
205, 210; xiv. 557; xw. 335.
Clupisoma, Swainson, xiii, 342,

88 GENERAL INDEX.

Clupisoma argentata, Swainson, Xiii.
347.

Clymene grossa, Baird * , xi. 95,

— insignis; Baird *, xi.95. f

Clypeaster, Lamk:, xix. 203-206, 209. f

— humilis, 4. Agass., xix. 179, 208,
205, 22a Os

— rotundus, Agass., xiv. 440.

— scutiformis, Lam., Xix. 203.

— speciosus, Verrill, xiv. 440.

— subdepressus, Agass., Xix. 203.

— testudinarius, y. Martens, xiv. 440.

— tumidulus, Miller, xiv. 440.

— (Kchinanthus) rosaceus, Linn., Xix.
179, 203-205, 212.

Clypeasterez, Proc. i. 185.

Clypeastride, xix, 179-181, 203-207,
209. .

Clypeastroids, xx. 59.

Clysia, Guen., ix. 181, 188.

—-discolor, Walk. ; ix. 181, 183, 195.

— pardipennaria, Wa/k., ix. 184.

Clytanthus, Zhoms., ix. 185; xviii.
207, 229. hie

— acutivittis, Kraatz, 229.

— —, var. inscriptus, Lewis, xviii. 229.

— annularis, Fabr:. ix. 135.

— chrysoderes, White, ix. 135.

— Curtisii, Lap. et Gory, ix. 135.

— glaucinus, Boisd., ix. 135.

— gracilipes, Falderman, xviii. 207,
228, 229.

— latifaseiatus, Mischer, xviii. 207, 228.

— misellus, Bates * , xviii. 207, 228.

— xeniscus, Bates*, xviii. 207, 229.

-—— —, var. acutivittis, Kraatz, xvii.
207.

Clytia modesta, Dol., v. 168.

— nigroanalis, Dol., v. 168.

Clytine, ix. 135.

Clytoceyx rex, Sharpe, Xvi. 423, 429.

Clytosaurus, Thoms., X'Viii. 229.

Clytosemia, Bates *, xviii. 253.

— pulchra, Bates * , xviii, 207, 254,262.

Clytus, Fabr., ix. 105; xi. 73, 86;
Xviii. 207.

— Arietis, Linn., xi. 282; xviii. 230.

— attenuatus, Boisd., ix. 142.

— auripilis, Bates * , xviii. 207, 280.

— australis, Lap. e¢ Gory, ix. 135.

— eaucasicus, Motsch., xviii. 234.

— chrysoderes, White, ix. 135.

— Curtisii, Lap. et Gory, ix. 135.

— diophthalmus, Pascoe, ix. 135.

— erythrocephalus, Fadr., xi. 15, 88.

— glaucinusg, Boisd., ix. 135.

— gracilipes, Kraatz, Xviil. 228.

— lignatorum, Thieme, Xvili. 228.

— melenus, Bates * , xviii. 207, 230.

— rhamni, Linn., Xviii. 230.

Clytus sex-maculatus, Donov., ix. 142.

' — thoracicus, Donov., ix. 136.

—y-album, Boisd., ix. 142.

|, — (Obrida) fascialis, White, ix. 136. .
| Cnemacanthide, xi. 56.

Cnemacanthus, Gray, xi. 43,57.
Cnemalobus, Guér., xi. 57. ;
Cnemargus chameleon, Fabr., xi. 204.
Cnemidium, Quenst., xviii. 148, 208. |
Cnemoplites edulis, Newm., ix. 140.

' Cneorhinus, Schonh., x. 471.

Cnesinus, Horn, xx. 554.
Cnethocampa processionea, Steph., X1.

Coalfish, food of (Knox), Proce. ii. 357.
Coati, Lac., xix. 11.
Cobalus ciliatus, Butler * , xxiii. 197. |
Cobbold, Dr. T. Spencer, elected Fellov,
Proc. (1856-57) vi; death an-
nounced, Proc. (1883-86) 128;
obituary, Proc. (1883-86) 140. |
— Hens of Books, Proc. (1883-85
8.

—, A new Entozoon from the Ostrich,
Strongylus Douglasii, Cobb., Proce,
(1880-82) 28; xvi. 184-188.

—, Brief notice of results obtained by
Experiments with Entozoa, Proc.
(1864-65) iii; viii. 141-143.

—, Cysticerci of Tenia Solium, Linn.,
Proc. (1868-69) sxliii.

—, Description of a new form of Naked-
eyed Medusa (Thaumantias achroa,
Cobb. * ), with histological details,
Proe. (1856-57) vi; ii. 38.

—, Description of Ligula Mansoni,
Cobb., a new Human Cestode, Proc.
(1882-83) 4; xvii. 78-83.

—, Description of Strongylus Axei,
Cobb., with remarks on its affinities,
Proc. (1883-86) 124; xix. 259-264.

—, Description of Strongylus Arnfieldi,
Cobb., with observations on S.
tetracanthus, Meh/., Proc. (1883-
86) 126 ; xix. 284-298.

—, Exhibits Distoma sinense, Macgr.,
Proe. (1875-80) iv.

—, — Gasterodiscus Sonsinonis, Codb.,
Proc. (1880-82) 1.

—, — Distoma crassum, Busk, and D.
sinense,’ Macgr., Proc. (1880-82)

4

—,—eggsof Bilharzia hamatobia, Codd.,
Proc. (1880-82) 22.

—, — roots of Stephanotis swarming
with nematoid worms (Leptodera,
Duj.), Proc. (1880-82) 23, 25.

—, — large Guinea-worm (Dracun-
culus) from a Pony, Proc. (1880-
82) 24,

GENERAL INDEX. 89

Cobbold, Dr. T. Spencer, Exhibits Asca-
ris transfuga, Rud., found in leg of
Brown Bear, Proc. (1880-82) 27.

»—, — specimens of Ligula abdominalis,
Gmel., Leucisci, Rud., Mansoni,

~ Cobb., monogramma, Creplin, Proc.
(1882-83) 4.
—, — Shrimps infested with immature
- Flukes, Proc. (1882-83) 12.

—, — Cercaria Burgei, Cobb.*, Proc.
(1882-83) 12.

—, Hxperimental investigations with
Cestoid Entozoa, Proc. (1866-67)
ii; ix. 170-178.

—, Experiments with Trichina spiralis,
Owen, Proc. (1866-67) v ; ix. 205-
212.

—, Further Observations on Entozoa,
Proc. (1860-61) iii; v. 255-257.
See Trans. xxiii. 349-358.

—, Histological Observations on the Hye
of the Cod-fish (Morrhua vulgaris,
Belon.), with especial reference to
the Choroid Gland and the Cones
of the Retina, Proc. (1861-62) lsiui ;
wi. 145-152.

—, Note on Ceenurus, Rud., Proc. (1863-
64) ix; vill. 22-24.

—, Notes on Parasites coll. by the late
Charles Darwin, Proc. (1883-86)
121 ; xix. 174-178.

—, Notice of Entozoa found in various
animals dissected at the Zool. So-
ciety’s Gardens, Proc. (1858-59) iii.
See Trans. xxii. 363-366.

—, Observations on Hntozoa, with de-
scriptions of several new species,
Proce. (1857-58) v. See Trans. xxii.
155-172.

—, On Animal Individuality from an
Entozoological point of view, Proc.
(1864-65) evii; viii. 163-169.

—, On Gyrodactylus elegans, Nordm.,
Proc. (1861-62) lv.

—, On Sclerostoma Syngamus, and the
disease which it occasions in Birds,
Proc. (1860-61) iii; v. 304-
dll.

—, On Simondsia paradoxa, Cobd., and
its probable affinity with Spheru-
laria bombylans, Dufour, Proc.
(1882-83) 7. See Trans. 2nd ser.
Zool. vol. ii. 857-362.

—, On the Parasites of Elephants, Proc.
(1880-82) 10; xv. 333. See Trans.
2nd ser. Zool. vol. ii. 223-258.

—, On the Prevalence of Entozoa in the
Dog, with remarks on their
relation to Public Health, Proc.
(1866-67) ix; ix, 281-296,

Cobbold, Dr. T. Spencer, On the sup-

posed Rarity, Nomenclature, Struc-

- ture, Affinities, and Source of the
Large Human Fluke (Distoma
crassum, Busk), Proc. (1874-75) vi;
Xii. 285-296.

—, Remarks on Distoma clavatum, Ruwd.,
from a Sword-fish, Proc. (1866-67)
v; ix. 200-205.

—, Remarks on the best methods of
displaying Entozoa in Museums,
Proe.(1864—65) evii; viii. 170-172,

—, Synopsis of the Distomidse, Proc.
(1858-59) 1; v. 1-56.

—, The Life-history of Filaria Bancrofti,
Cobb., as explained by the discoveries
ofWucherer,Lewis,and others, Proc.
(1877-78) xxviii; xiv. 356-370.

—, Trematode Parasites from the Dol-
phins of the Ganges (Platanista
gangetica, Lebeck, and Orcella brevi-
rostris, Owen), Proc. (1875-80) vii ;
ili. 35-46.

Cobitina, xiii. 111; xiv. 536, 538,
554; xviii. 316.

Cobitis, Zinn., xii. 570.

—amnicola, Cuv. § Val., xiv. ftnote
554.

— arenata, Val., xiv. 556.

— balgara, Ham. Buch., Xiv. ftnote 554,

— bilturio, Ham. Buch., xiv. ftnote 555.

—bimucronata, M‘Clelland, xiv.
ftnote 555.

— botia, Ham. Buch., xii. 576.

— carnaticus, Jerdon, Xiv. ftnote 554.

— Ceeem M‘ Clelland, xiv. finote

5B

— cucura, Ham. Buch., xiv. ftnote 554.

— fossilis, Linn., vw. 50.

— gibbosa, M‘ Clelland, xiv. finote 556.

— Griffithii, Giinther, xiv. ftnote 556.

— guntea, Ham. Buch., xii. 576.

— maya, Sykes, Xi1.576 ; Xiv.ftnoted54.

— microps, Steindachner, Xiv. ftnote
556.

— montanus, Jerdon, Xiv. ftnote 556.

— montanus, M‘ Clelland, xiv. ftnote556.

— moreh, Sykes, Kil. 577; xiv. ftnote
555.

— mysorensis, Jerdon, Xiv. ftnote 554.

— ocellata, MW‘ Clelland, xiv. ftnote 555.

— oculata, WM‘ Clelland, xiv. ftnote 554.

— pacifica, Korst., Xiii. 148.

— Peenize, see tenia, v. 22.

= pee M‘ Clelland, xiv. ftnote

4,

— rubripinnis, Jerdon, xiv. ftnote 554.

— Ruppelli, Sykes, xii. 576.

— Bee M‘ Clelland, xiv, ftnote

5,

90 GENERAL INDEX.

Oobitissemizonata, Blyth,xiv.ftnoted555.

— tenia, Linn., v. 22.

—tenuicauda, Steindachner,
ftnote 556.

— vittata, Heckel, xiv. ftnote 556.

Cobra, Birmese, x. 61.

Coccidee, Leach, i. 99; Xx. 330.

—, Galls of, in 8. Australia (Tepper),
Proce. (1886-87) 15.

Coccinella, Linn., xi. ftnote 22, 42, 52,
74,78, 86; xili. 479.

— transversalis, Mabr., xi. 42.

Coccinellidz, xi. 42.

Coccodiscida, xiv. 177.

Coccodiscus, Haeckel, xiv. 154, 175,176.

Coccoliths, Xili. 483.

Coccophyllum, Reuss, xviii. 129, 180,
197

Xiv.

Coccospheres, Xiii. 434.
Coccothraustes, Briss., ii. 137.
Cocculina, Dall, xvii. 40.

— angulata, Watson * , xvii. 38-40.

Cocculinidee, Dall, xvii. 38.

Coccus, Linn., i. 103, 104.

— ceriferus, Fabr., i. 104; producing
white lac (C. Murchison), Proe. ii.
380.

— Pe-la, Westw., i. 103; its wax (C.
Murchison), Proce. ii. 381-384.

— Persice, Modeer, xx. 435.

—sinensis, Westw., i. 103; its wax
(C. Murchison), Proc. ii. 381-384,

— yitis, Linn., Proc. ii. 290.

Coceyges, XVii. 431.

Coceystes cafer, Licht., xvii. 433.

— glandarius, Linn., xvii. 432.

Coccyx, prolongation of (Mivart), Proc.
(1888-90) 69.

Coccyzus minor, Gmel., XX. 388.

Cochlidium tuba, Gmel/., vii. 105.

Cochliopodium, Hertwig & Lesser, xiii.
278.

— pellucidum, Hertwig § Lesser,
xiii, 277, 278.

Cochlostyla (Axina) Gloynei, Sowerby * ,
xx. 398, 400.

Cockburn, Lieut. J. F., On the Shells of
Aden, Proc. (1880-82) 27.

Cockchafer in Belgium, Proe. ii. 147.

Cockle, Dr. John, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1857-58) ix.

Cockroach, vil. 101 ; xv. 9; =x. 415;
in Belgium, Proe. ii. 147.

Cod, xv. 67; xvii. 95, 96.

—,eye of (Cobbold), Proc. (1861-62)
lsiii; vi. 145-152.

—, food of (Laughrin), Proc. (1861-
62) evil; Vi. 165.

— Hump-backed, shown (Murie), Proc.
(1883-86) 118.

—, Poor, shown(Day), Proc. (1887-88) 7.

Codonella, Haeckel, Proc. (1874-75)
XXiii.

Codonellide, Proc. (1874-75) xxii, xxiii,

Codonocephalus, Diesing, v. 2,

— mutabilis, Diesing, v. 44, 56.

Colacanthus, <Agass. (Davis),
(1883-86) 17.

Coelenterata, Proc. (1874-75) xiv, xv,
Xxili, xxv, xxvili, (1882-83) 24, 38;
xii. 206, 207, 209, 210, 214, 215,
226; xx.. 460, 462, 464.

—, Algz in, shown (Geddes), Proc.
(1880-82) 28.

Ceelidia, Germ.,'i. 99, 172.

— albipes, Walk. * , x. 312.

— albisigna, Walk. * , i. 1738.

— aurulenta, Walk. * , x. 315.

— canifascia, Walk. * , x. 311.

— cupraria, Walk. *, i. 178.

— dirigens, Walk. *, i. 172; x, 209.

— diversa, Walk. * , x. 209.

—dorsimacula, Walk. * , x. 314.

— guttata, Walk. *, x. 313.

— guttivena, Walk. *,i. 99.

— inscripta, Walk.*, x. 311.

— leucomelana, Walk. * , x. 313.

— luteifascia, Walk.*, x. 311.

— maculiceps, Walk. * , x. 315.

— marginifrons, Walk, *, x, 310.

— pardalis, Walk. * ,i. 173.

— picea, Walk. * , x. 309.

— punetivena, Walk. *, 1. 99.

— roseifascia, Walk. * ,x. 315.

—rufivena, Walk. * , x. 312.

— selecta, Walk * , x. 315.

— sexouttata, Walk. *, x. 314,

— subapicalis, Walk. * , x. 312.

— subnotata, Walk. * , x. 309.

— terminalis, Walk. * , x. 314,

— testacea, Walk. * , x. 315.

— unifasciata, Walk. *, x. 318.

— verticalis, Walk. * , x. 310.

Coeligena Clemencie, Less., xx. 305.

Ceelioxys, Latr., ii. 72; v. 183; Vil.
115 ; vili. 22; xi. 491.

— fulvifrons, Ff. Smith*, iii. 7; vii.
140; xi. 391.

— intrudens, F. Smith*, v. 92, 132;
vii. 47, 140; viii. 92; xi. 391.

Coelites, Westw., viii. 144; xi. 435.

— epiminthia, Westw., viii. 144.

Ceelocercus, Milne-Hdw., xiv. 655.

— spinosus, Milne-Edw., xiv. 655.

Celodendrida, Haeckel, xiv. 178, 174,
eas WAT

Celodendrum, Haeckel, xiv. 152, 160,
168, 170, 177.

Ceelopa, Meig., viii. 118; ix. 5.

— inconspicua, Walk. * ,111.108; ix. 23,

Celopaye granulata, Hagenow, XX.

6,

Proc

GENERAL INDEX, 91

Coelophyma striata, Reuss, xx. 276.

Ceelopleuride, xix. 113.

Celopleurus, Agass., Proc. (1883-86) 72;
xix. 25-48, 110,113; xx. 53, 58.

— equis, Agass., xix. 27, 57.

— Forbesi, D’ Archiac, xix. 27, 39.

— Maillardi, Agass., xix. 25, 26, 39-
41, 57; shown (Dunean), Proc.
(1883-86) 83.

— Pratti, D’ Archiac, xix. 27, 56.

— sindensis, Duncan & Sladen, xix.
Jf, 86, 5, 98.

Celoptychium, Goldf., xv. 486.

Celoria, Milne-Edw. & Haime, XVil.
362-364; xviii. 86, 89, 90, 98,
196, 203 ; xxx. 570.

— dedaleza, Solander, xvii. 363.

— Forskeleana, Milne-Edw. § Haime,
XVii. 362.

— labyrinthica, Milne-Edw. § Haime,
Xvii. 362. |

— —, var. pachychila, Ehrenb., xvii.

Ceelosmilia, Milne-Hdw. § Haime, xviii.
50, 51, 52, 195, 203.

— fecunda, Powrt., XViii. 53.

Celotes, B/., xi. 537.

— Pickardi, Cambr.** , X1.530, 587, 547.

— saxatilis, B/., vii. 156; xi. 537.

Cenangia, Verrill, xviii. 63, 66, 67,
195, 203.

Cenastrea, Htall., xviii. 120, 2038.

Ceenites, Hichw., xiii. 361, 362.

— orientalis, Hichw., xiii. 361.

Ceenobita perlata, Milne-Hdw., xx. 112.

Ceenochromia, Hiibn., xii. 351.

Ceenocyathus, Miine-Edw. & Haime,
XVili. 33, 34, 194.

Cenomorpha, Dall, xvii. 433.

Cenonympha, Hiibn., xi. 482.

— californica, Westw. § Hewits., Xvi.
464.

Cenopsammia, Milne-Kdw. § Haime,
xviii. 177, 178, 179, 199, 203.
Coenosmilia, Powrt., X Will. 57, 58,72,208.
Coenostroma, Winchell, xiv. 191, 192,
193, 207, 208, 210, 214, 217, 219,

243; xviii. 187, 191.

— discoideum, Zonsd/., xiv. 191, 218,
219, 243.

— granulata, Nich., xiv. 218, 219, 242.

— incrustans, Hall & Whitf., xiv. 210.

Ceenotheea, Quenst., Xviii. 82, 203.

Ceenurgia, Walk.*, iv. 164; ix. 6.

—remipes, Walk.*, iv. 164; v. 270;
ix. 29.

Coenurus, fud., (Cobbold)
(1863-64) ix; Vili. 22-24,

— cerebralis, Aud., Vili. 23; ix.
175, 289,

Proce.

Ceenurus cuniculi, Rose, viii. 24.

Conyra, Hew., xi. 454.

Ceeridz (Folin), Proc. (1867-68) exxix.

Coffee-borer (Xylotrichus quadrupes,
Chevrol.) and perforated wood ex-
hibited(Hooker), Proc.( 1872-73)vi.

Coffee-plant, enemies of (Shortt), Proc.
(1867-68) lvii.

Coffin, Thos. Walker,
Proe. (1882-83) 7.

Coffin, W. H., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1880-82) 24.

Cogswell, Dr. Charles, elected Fellow,
Proe. i. 360.

—, exhibits gold-bearing quartz from
Halifax, Nova Scotia, Proc. (1861-
62) Ixiv.

Cojus Cobojus, Ham, Buch., xiii. 152.

Coleenis, Hiibn., xi. 438.

Colangia, Pourt., xviii. 66, 68, 195.

Colasposoma sellatum, Baly * xiv. 254.

Cole, Arthur C., microscopic prepara-
tions, shown, Proc. (1883-86) 6.

Cole, Rev. Arthur Raggett, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1870-71) xxix.

Cole, Robt., death announced, Proc.
(1873-74) xxxii.

Colebrooke, Gen. Sir W. M.G., obituary,
Proce. (1869-70) xcix.

Coleomorphe, Proc. (1873-74) xxii.

Coleoptera, Proc. ii. 292, (1883-86) 22 ;
Proe. (1888-90) 71; ix. 230; xi.
99, 100; xiv. 101, 107, 185; xv.
15, 18, 20, 24; xwii. 204, 350, 351,
360, 372; xx. 432.

—, air-sacs in (Newport), Proe. 1. 383.

—, “Coleoptera Atlanticum,” Wollas-
ton’s (Bentham), Proc. (1868-69)
XCil, XCiil.

— coll. by C. Darwin (F. H. Water-
house), Proc. (1878-79) xxxix ;
xiv. 530-534.

—, Dipterous parasites on, Proc. ii. 247.

-—, larva of (Westwood), Proe. 11. 236 ;
vii. 98.

— from Grotto of Adelsberg and Mam-
moth Cove(Westwood), Proc.ii.219.

—- from Silhet in Fredk. Parry’s Coll.
(Hope), Proe. i. 127.

— from Thibet, Proce. ii. 295.

— of Australia &c. (Pascoe), Xii. 27.

— of Ceylon (D. Sharp), xix. 117.

— of Fernando Norouha (Waterhouse),
xx. 548-556.

— of New Zealand and Auckland Is-
lands (Adam White), Proc. i. 306.

— of Old Calabar, on the Geograph-
ical Relations of (A. Murray), Proc.
(1861-62) Ixii. See Trans. xxiui,
449-456,

elected Fellow,

92 GENERAL INDEX.

Coleoptera of Old Calabar, Murray
on the Geographical Distribution of
(Bentham), Proc. (1868-69) xciy.

—, parasites on, xv. 301.

—, Phytophagous (Baly), Proc. (1875-
80) xxvi; XIV. 336-356.

Coleopterous Faunz (Murray and
Trimen), Proc. (1870-71) xxxiii;
xi. 276-284.

— —, On the Geographical relations of
(A. Murray), Proc. (1868-69) xxvi ;
xi. 1-89.

— larva, light-giving (A. Murray),
Proe. (1867-68) xxxv ; x. 738-82.

— —, observations on (Dr. H. Bur-
meister), xi. 416-421.

Coles, Ferdinand, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1878-79) xliii.

Coles, George, death announced,Proc. i.
137.

Colias, Fabr., ix. 52; x. 497; xi. 432
xiv. 102.

— Boothii, Curtis, xiv. 108.

— Hdwardsii, Behr., xvi. 470.

— eurydice, Desm., Xvi. 470.

— eurytheme, Boisd., xvi. 470.

— glacialis, WeLachlan* , xiv. 108.

— Hecla, Lefebvre, xiv. 108.

— Hyale, Linn., ix. 52, 53.

— Keewaydiu, W. H. Kdw., xvi. 470,

— pallens, Buti. *, ix. 52.

Coliide, ii. 133, i339),

Coliinez, Xvil. 434.

Coliomorphe, xvii. 426.

Colisa,Cuv. § Val., xiii. 141.

— ponticerana, Cav. & Val., Xiii.
153.

— unicolor, Ouv. & Val., xiii. 153.

Colius, Briss., ii. 138.

—niericollis, V., xvii. 434.

Collembola, xiv. 101, 119; Proce.
(1882-83) 26.

—, New and little-known (Brook), Proc.
(1882-83) 3; 3zvii, 19-25.

—, On a new genus of (G. Brook), Proce.
(1880-82) 35; xvi. 541-545.

— and Thysanura of FernandoNoronha,
(Ridley), xx. 556-559.

Collett, Major, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1879-80) li.

Collett, Robt., On Myodes lemmus,
Linn., in Norway, Proc. (1876-77)
XVili ; Xili. 327-3384.

Collida, xiv. 157, 173, 174, 179.

Collie, Rev. Robt., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1880-82) 34.

Collings, Wm. Thos., elected Fellow,
Proc. i. 323.

Collingwood, Cuthbert, elected Fellow,
Proc. ii. 253,

Collingwood, Outhbert, New Species
of Nudibranchs from the Eastern
Seas, Proc. (1877-78) xxviii ; Xiv.
737-138.

—, On a new form of Cephalopodous
Ae (1869-70) xxxiv; Xi.

—, On 31 species of Planarians, coll.
partly by the late Dr. Kelaart in
Ceylon, and partly by Dr. Colling-
wood in the Hastern Seas, Proc.
(1874-75) vii. See 'Trans., 2nd ser.
Zool. vol. i. 83-98.

Collins, Fredk. Howard, elected Fel-
low, Proe. (1882-83) 7.

Collinson, Henry, death announced,
Proc. (1876-77) xix.

Collocalia esculenta, Linn., xvi. 430.

— fuciphaga, Thunb. , xvi. 430.

— terre-regine, Ramsay, xiii, 494.

—,sp., nests of, from Himeo, Sand-
wich Islands, shown (Young): Proe.
(1888-90) 1.

Collodes, Stimpson, Xiv. 645.

— granosus, Stimpson, Xiv. 645.

Collodine, xiv. 639, 644.

Coeene indutus, Watson* , xiv. 698,

15.

— marginata, Lam., xiv. 716.

Collops 4-maculatus, Hr., Proc. i. 112.

Collosphera, Miill., xiv. 140, 148,
149, 159, 160, 163, 166, 167, 168,
179, 185.

— Husleyi, J. Miiller, xiv. 164.

Collospherida, J. Miller, xiv. 157,179.

Collozoa, xiv. 174, 179, 185.

Collozoum, Haeckel, xiv. 159, 160, 162,
165, 166.

— inerme, Haeckel, xiv. 138, 148, 145,
163. 164, 165, 175.

Colluricincla, Wiegm., ii. 141.

— brunrea, Gould, xiii. 499.

— megarhyncha, Ramsay, Xiv. 630.

— pallidirostris, Sharpe, xiii. 499.

Colobata, ix. 6.

Colobesthes, Amyot et Serv., i. 92, 161.

— albiplana, Walk. * , i. 92, 161.

— conspersa, Walk., x. 181,

— falcata, Amyot & Serv., X. 180, 181.

— hastifera, Walk. * , x. 180.

—marginata, Walk. *,1. 92, 99.

— rectilinea, Walk. * , x. 180.

Colobicus, Latr., xix. 58, 60, 64, 66, 118.

— emarginatus, Jatr., xix. 60, 66.

_— apenas Sharp * , xix. 60, 65,
121.

— indicus, Moftsch., xix. 121.

— limbatus, Pascoe, xix. 66.

— rugulosus, Pascoe, xix. 66, 120.

Colobodes, Schénh., Xi. 486; xii. 34,

GENHRAL INDEX. 93

Colobodes fasciculatus, Pascoe*, xi.
485, 491; xii. 91.

- - nodulosus, ’ Pascoe * , Xi. 485; xii.
9

Colobopsis cylindrica, Mayr, xi. 303.

— mutilata, Mayr, xi. 307.

— pilosa, Mayr, xi..305.

— quadriceps, Mayr, xi. 307.

— rufifrons, Mayr, Xiz308.

— striatus, Mayr, Xi. ae

Colobopterus, Ramb., 220, 222,
226, 233, 242) 246, 29, i:

— dolicatulus, McLachl. * Bur. xi. 250,
‘251, 275.

— dissimilis, McLachi. tS asi. 251, 275.

— integer, McLachi. * xi 251, 276.

— leptocerus, Ramb., xi. 250, 276.

— nematocerus, Ramb., Xi. 250, 276.

—sepultus, Walk., xi. 251, 276.

— subripiens, Walk., Xi. 250, 276.

— versicolor, Burm., Xi. 250, 276.

Colobothea, De7., X Vili. 235.

— rubricollis, Hope * , Proc. i. 128.

Colocalia, Wagn., i. 140.

Colour Sense in Lower Animals (Sir
John Lubbock), Proe. (1882-83) 8 ;
xvi. 121-127.

eas subzequale, caer xiv.

1

Colpodella, xiii. 423.

Colpomera, McLachl., xi. 101, 102.

— sinensis, McLachl., xi. 102.

peepee Ed. 5 H,, Xvili. 91, 94,
196.

Colporhina bifoveolata, Curt.*, Proc.
i, 200.

Colsa, Walk. * , i. 96.

— costexstriga, Walk. * , i. 96, 100.

Coluber, Zinn., xix. 177.

— flaviventris, Say, v. 19; xix. 178.

— Nuthalli, Theobald * ,x. 6, 44, 65.

—— Nuttalli, see Nuthalli, Theod., x. 6.

— pictus, Carlyle, MS., x. 44.

Oolubridz, x. 44.

Columba bicolor, Scop., ii. 167.

— domestica, Linn., v. 34.

— guineensis, Bonn., xvii. 436.

— myristicivora, Scop., ii. 167.

— Pinon, Q. & G., ii. 168.

— puella, Less., ii. 168.

— Zoea, Less., ii. 168.

Columb, ii. 138-145; xiii, 318, 502.

Columbarium, v. Martens, xvi. 385.

Columbella, Lam., XVi. 338, 378; XX
489.

— Broderipii, Sowerbd., v. 185.

— Caroline, H, A. Smith *, xii. 541,
562.

— conulus, Oliv, v. 174.

— costulata, C poet xvi. 340.

Columbella mercatoria, Linn., v. 185 ;
xx. 486, 503.

— nana, Lov., xv. 444.

— rustica, Linn., v. 174, 185; xii,
520.

— (Pyrene) costulata, Cant., Xvi. 378.
— (—) Holbélli, Mover, xvi. a)

— (—) stricta, Watson *, Xvi. 338,
340.

— (—) —, var. subacta, Watson, XVi.
339, 340

— (—) strix, Watson * , Xvi. 338, 341.

Columbellide, dAd., xv. 243; XVi.
324, 339.

Columbide, ii. 167; xiii. 318; xx.
479.

Columnaria, Goldf., xviii. 5.

Columnastrea, Hd. ¢ H., xviii. 109,
110, 197.

Colus, Gray, Xvi. 372.

Colydiide, ix. 300.

—, coll. by G. Lewis in Ceylon (Sharp),
Proc, (1883-86) 72; xix. Li7-
131.

—, — in Japan (Sharp), Proc. (1883-
86) 72; Kix. 58-84.

Colydiine, xxix. 60.

Oolydini, xix. 59, 60.

Colydium, Fabr., xix. 71, 73.

Colymbetes, Clairo., xi. 37, 49, 71, 83,
87.

— dolabratus, Payk., xi. 89.

— exoletus, Vorst., xiii. 175, 176.

Colymbetide, 3x1. ‘2 b Ole

Colymbitze, 1x. 150.

Colymbus arcticus, Linn., v. 46.

— balthicus, Hornsch., v. 46.

— glacialis, Linn., v. 46.

— rufogularis, Meyer, v. 11, 46.

— septentrionalis, Linn., v. 36, 46.

Comaster, Agass., XV. 188.

Comaster, Gold fuss, xiii.
XV. 188-191, 199, 215.

Comatula, Lam., xiii. 440, 450, 452,
455-457 5s xv. 187-217; xvi. 493.

— brachiolata, Lam., Xvi. 517.

— brunneum, Linck, xvi. 522

— cinereum, Linck, Xvi. 522.

— multiradiata, Bruzel., Xvi. 521.

— multiradiata, Goldfuss, xiii, 443.

— wultiradiata, Lam., xv. 188.

— Phanogenia, Lovén, xiii. 442.

— polymorpha, P. H. Carp., xiii. 441.

— purpurea, Duy. § Hupé, Xvi. 517.

— rosea, J. Miller, Xili. 442; xvi.
517.

— solaris, Lam., xvi. 515, 517.

— trichoptera, Val., xiii. 441.

— (Alecto) multiradiata, ¢/. Miller, xvi
522,

455-457 ;

94 GENERAL INDEX:

Comatule, cirri of (P. H. Carpenter),
Proe. (1883-86) 121. See Trans.,
2nd ser. Zool. vol. ii. 475-480.

—- from Mergui Archipelago (P. H.
Carpenter), Proc. (1887-88) 112;
xxi. 304-316.

—,new or little known(P.H. Carpenter),
Proce. (1880-82) 34; sxvi. 487-526.

—, recent (P. H. Carpenter), Proc.
(1879-80) lxi; xv. 187-217.

Comatulids from Ceylon (F. J. Bell),
Proce. (1883-86) 11.

Comatulina, @’Ord., xv. 196, 197, 212,
213, 215.

Comber, Thos., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1877-78) xxxi.

Comber Wrasse, xv. 312-314.

Comerford-Casey, Rev. Geo. Hdw.,
elected Fellow, Proce. (1878-79)
xlii; resigned, Proc. (1888-90) ii.

Comerford-Casey, Geo. Hdw., elected
Fellow, Proce. (1882-88) 7.

Cominella, Gray,vii.105, 107 ;xvi.359.

— fucata, A. Ad. * , wii. 107.

Comophyllia, @’ Ord., xviii. 125, 203.

Comoseris, @’Orb., xvii. 3802, 305;
Xvili. 161, 162, 198.

— irradians, Milne-Hd. & Haime,
xviii. 162.

Compsosoma melanurum, Schi.,x.46,65.

— radiatum, Reinw., x. 45, 65.

Compton, Spencer Joshua Alwyne,
Marquis of Northampton, obit-
uary, Proc. i. 137.

Concheecetes conchifera, Hasw., xx. 108,

Conchifera, xii. 103; xiv. 419.

Conchylia, iv. 46.

Conconia, Schmarda, 1x. 35,

— cerulea, Schmarda, ix. 36.

Conder, Thos., obituary, Proc. (1874-
75) xXxviil.

Condor, xiii. 18, 25.
Condylura, ZU/., xiii. 186.
Confusastrea, @’Ord., xviii. 111, 112,
203.
Confusastrea, Milne-Ed. §& Haime,
xviii. 111.

Conger, Cuv., ix. 166.

— Conger, Linn., v. 37.

— echinata, Linn., xx. 448.

— vulgaris, Cwv., v. 23, 25; xii. 108 ;
xv. 54.

Congress, proposed Ornithological, at
Vienna, 1884, Proc. (1883-86) 7-9.

Conidae, v. 175; xv. 243.

Conilera cylindracea, Mont., xx. 456,
469.

Coniopterygide, xvi. 155, 173.

Coniopteryx, Haliday,ix. 273;xvi.155.

Coniopteryx pulchella, McLachl.*, xvi.
155, 173, 174.

— sp., McLachl., xvi. 173.

Coniortes, Westw., 1x. 273.

Conirostres, XVii. 426.

Conna, Walk. * , i. 89.

— guttifera, Walk. *, i. 90, 99.

Connor, Rochfort, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1883-86) 128.

Conocephalus triops, Linn., xx. 534.

— vernalis, Kirby * , xx. 530, 534.

——, var. frater, Kirby * , xx. 580, 534.

Conocyathus, @’ Ord., xviii. 18, 20, 194.

Conognatha, Esch. (H. Saunders), Proc.
(1868-69) xxvi; xX. 231.

— Batesii, Svunders* , X. 337.

— previcollis, Saunders * , Xx. 337.

— eximia, Saunders * , x. 537.

— Fryi, Saunders * , x. 338.

— minor, Saunders * , xX. 338.

— olivacea, Saunders * , x. 3306.

— parallela, Saunders * , x. 340.

-— posticalis, Saunders * , x. 339.

— rufipes, Saunders * , x. 340.

— subdilatata, Saunders * , x. 339.

Conolema, Stoliczka, xv. 294, 295.

Conophorus, Schénh., xii. 55.

Conopidx, Leach, v. 152, 167; vil.
225 ; ix. 4.

Conopleura, Hinds, xv. 472.

Conopophaga, Vieill., 11. 143.

Conops, Linn., ixx. 4.

— bipartita, Dol., v. 167.

— metaxantha, Waik.*, vii. 225; ix. 18.

—rufifrons, Dol., v. 152; ix. 18.

Conosmilia, Dunc., xviii. 57, 59, 195.

Conotrochus, Seg., XViii. 21, 26,28,203.

Conquest, Dr. J. Tricker, obituary, Proce.
(1866-67) xxxii.

Constable, Rev. John, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1876-77) xvii.

Contipus, Mars., Xi. 89.

Conuleva attegia, Bens., xv. 293.

— infulus, Bens., xv. 293.

Conura, Spin., XVil. 54, 58.

— flavicans, Spin., xvii. 54, 58, 77.

Conus, Linn., iv. 44, 60.

—- achates, Meuschen, Xii. 536.

— achatinus, Chemnitz, xii. 536.

—ammiralis, Linn., iv. 61.

—anemone, Lam., xii. 536.

— archetypus, Crosse, xx. 485.

— arenarius,readarenatus, Hwass,iv.62.

-—— assimilis, A. Adams, xii. 536.

— aulicus, Linn., iv. 62.

— betulinus, Zinn., iv. 62.

— borneensis, Sowerby, Xii. 535, 536.

— bullatus, Linn., iv. 63, 67.

— capitaneus, Linn., iv. 61.

— carinatus, Swainson, Xii. 535.

as

GENERAL INDEX. 95

Oonus castus, Reeve, xx. 485.

— castus, Weinkauff, xx. 485.

— circe, Chemnitz, xii. 535.

— clandestinus, Chemnitz, xii. 535.
— Consul, Boivin, Xii. 536.

— daucus, Hwass, xx. 485.

— dormitor, Solander, xv. 409.

— drador, Linn., iv. 62.

— Hbreeus, Linn., iv. 62.

— epistomium, Reeve, Xii. 535, 536.
— epistomoides, Weinkautl, xii. 535.
— erythrxensis, Beck, xx. 485.

— fenellus, Chemnitz, Xii. 535.

— figulinus, Linn., iv. 62.

— Franciscanus, Brug., v. 186.

— Frauenfeldi, Crosse, Xii. 536.

— generalis, Linn., iv. 61.

— Genuanus, Linn., iv. 61.

— geographus, Linn., iv. 63.

— glaucus, Linn., iv. 61, 62.

— grandis, Sowerby, xii. 524.

— granulatus, Linn., iv. 62.

— Guinaicus, Hwass, xii. 521.

— imperialis, Linn., iv. 61; xx. 485.
— indicus, Chemnitz, xii. 535.
—literatus, Linn., iv. 61.

— lividus, Hwass, xx. 485.

— magus, Linn., iv. 62; xii. 535.
— mammillaris, Green, xx. 485.

— marmoreus, Linn., iv. 60.

— mediterraneus, Brug., v. 175, 186.
—— —, var. franciscanus, Lowe, v. 175.
— mereator, Linn., iv. 62.

— minimus, Gmelin, iv. 61; xii. 536.

— monachus, Linn., iv. 61 ; xii. 536.
— nebulosus, Solander, xx. 484.
— nobilis, Zznn., iv. 61.

— Nussatella, Linn., iv. 63,

— piperatus, Dillwyn, xx. 485.

— piperatus, Reeve, xx. 485.

— princeps, Linn., iv. 61.

— prometheus, Brug., xii. 524.

— ranunculus, Hwass, xii. 536.

— raphanus, Hwass, Xii. 535.

— rattus, Lam., xx, 485.

— Reevei, Kiener, xx. 485.

— rusticus, Linn., iv. 62.

— sanguinolentus, Reeve, xx, 485.
— Senator, Linn., iv. 61.

— siamensis, Hwass, xii, 524.

— spectrum, Linn., iv. 63.

— stercus-Muscarum, Linn., iv. 62.
— striatus, Linn., iv. 62.

— striolatus, Kiener, xii. 535.

— terebellum, Linn., iv. 63; vii. 92.
— textile, Zinn., iv. 62. ~~

— ustulatus, Reeve, Xii. 535, 536.
— yarius, Linn., iv. 62.

— vayssetianus, Crosse, Xi. 526.

— vinctus, A. Adams, xii. 536.

Conus virgo, Linn., iv. 61.

Convexastrea, d’Ord., xviii. 111,
112, 197.
Cooke, Edw. Wm., elected Fellow,

Proe. (1857-58) vi; obituary, Proc.
(1879-80) lvii.

Cooke, Dr. M.C., elected Associate, Proc.
(1876-77) xvi.

Coope, Dr. Augustus Fredk., obituary,
Proce. (1867-68) ci.

Cooper, Daniel, obituary, Proc. i. 173.

Copena, Herr.-Schaff., xii. 400.

Copal, fossil, containing insects, &c.
(Hooker), shown, Proc. (1873-74)

TS,

Copal-tree riddled by white ants (J. B.
Jackson), Proc. (1873-74) xxviii.

Copelatus, Hrichs., x1. 87.

Copepoda, xiv. 123, 125; xv. 59, 68 ;
xvii. 206; xix. 293, 296; 3x.
47, 444.

—, Morphology of Cyclops and the
relations of (Prof. M. M. Hartog),
Proce. (1883-86) 17; XViii. 332-333.
See Trans., 2nd ser.Zool.vol.v. 1-46.

— Natantia, XViii. 333.

— of Madeira and the Canary Islands
(Thompson), xx. 145-156.

— Parasitica, xv. 71 ; XVill. 333.

Copidita, Lec., XX. 553.

Copilia mirabilis, Dana, xXx. 153.

Copris, Geoffr., Vii. 357.

—, monstrous specimen shown (West-
wood), Proe. i. 346.

— lunaris, Linn., Proce. 1. 346.

— molossus, Linn., xi. 31.

— punetatissima, Curt.*, Proc. i.
197.

— semisquamosa, Curt. * , Proc. i. 197.

Coprophaga, XVii. 359.

Coprophagzx, Proce. 1. 197.

Copsychus, Wagl., iv. 173, 174.

Coptocercus, Hope, ix. 98.

— biguttatus, Hope, ix. 130.

— sexmaculatus, Hope, ix. 141.

— unifasciatus, Hope, ix. 130.

Coptomma textorium, Newm., ix. 141.

— virgatum, Newm., ix. 141.

Coptopterus, Hope, ix. ftnote 101.

— cretifer, Hope, ix. 133.

Ooracias, Linn., iv. 177.

— papuensis, Y. F G., ii, 155.

— Temmincki, Vieddl., 11. 155.

— varia, Gin., 11. 162.

Coraciide, ii. 138, 155; xiii. 498.

Coraciinz, XVvii. 434.

Coracina cephaloptera, Forster, XX.

— scutatar Shaw, v. 45.
Coracinus, Pad/., xiii. 140.

96 GENERAL INDEX,

Corades, Dowbl.,.xi. 438;

Coral, Black, from Philippines, shown
(Christy), Proc. (1876-77) xiv.

— on Telegraph-Cable shown (Duncan),
Proce. (1883-86) 3.

—, parasitic growth within, shown
(Dunean), Proc. (1883-86) 76.

— reef Annelid shown (Epwelte Proc.
(1880-82) 27.

Coralligena, xii. 208.

Corallina incrassata, Hillis, xiv. 226.

— officinalis, Linn., xiv. 226; xviii.
298.

Corallinacex, xiv. 226.

Corallinex, xiv. 225, 226.

Coralliophya lithophagella, Lam., Xii.
101

Gorse clayatella, Schmidt, xv. 324.

Corallium rubrum, Costa, X1i. 208.

Corals, Proc. (1882-83) 24, 35.

—, Ceylonese, exhib. (Ondaatje), Proc.
(1882-83) 5.

—, epitheca in (Duncan), xvii. 360-366.

—, growth of incrusting, shown (Dun-

can), Proc. (1883-86) 3.

—,in Chagos Archipelago (Bourne),
Proc. (1883-86) 119, 120.

—, Mergui (Dunean), Proc, (1883-86)
127; xi. 1-25.

—, Paleozoic (Nicholson & Etheridge),
ili, 353-370.

Corbicula, Meg., xvi. 255, 299, 306.

— Angasi, Prime, ¥Vi. 302.

— australis, Desh., Xvi. 300, 304.

— baronialis, Prime, Xvi. 299, 303, 304.

— debilis, Gould, xvi. 299, 303.

— Deshayesii, #, A. Smith * , xvi. 303,
317.

— minor, Prime, xvi. 302, 304.

— nepeanensis, Lesson, xvi. 300, 301,
304, 306, 317.

— oblonga, Clessin, Xvi. 316.

— ovalina, Desh., xvi. 299, 317.

— prolongata, Prime, xvi. 300.

— rivina, Clessin, Xvi. 302.

— semisuleata, Desh., Xvi. 316.

— sublevigata, H. A, Smith*,
304, 317.

Corbula, Brug., xi. 20.

— gibba, Olivi, xx. 452, 467.

Corcura, Walk. * , vi. 110.

— torta, Walk.*, vi. 111.

Cordeaux, Charles, death announced,
Proe, i, 289,

Cordulecerus, Ramb., xi. 220, 222, 233,

go 242, 246, 249.

— - Maclachlani, De Selys, xi. 244, 245,
276.

— subiratus, Walk., xi. 245, 276.

— surinamensis, adr., xi, 245,248,276.

Xvi.

Cordulecerus surinamensis, Ramb., X1.
243, 244, 245, 276.

— unicus, Walk., Xi. 245, 276.

— villosus, Palis.de Beawv., Xi. 244,
245, 276.

— vulpecula, Burm., &i. 243, 244, 276.

Cordulia, Leach, xi. 79,

Cordus hospes, Schanh., ix. 308.

Cordylura, Fallen, iv. 142; xi. 80.

— bisignata, Walk. * , iv. 142; ix. 23.

Coregonus, Linn., ix. 165.

— marenula, Bloch, v. 43.

— Mureenula, read marzenula, v. 48.

Coreidze, xiv. 482:

Corella, Hanc., xv. 275-277.

— parallelogramma, O. F. Miill., XV.
284; xx. 448, 466. .

Corematura, Butler * , xii. 403.

— chrysogastra, Perty, xii. 403.

Coremia, Guen., xiv. 115.

Corennys, Bates * , Xviii. 205, 224.

— sericata, Bates * , Xviil. 206, 225,
262. rm"

Corethrura cinnamomea, JLess., XVil.
441.

— funebris, S#@/, x. 133, 193.

Coriphilus, Wag/., ii. 141.

— subplacens, ‘Sclater, Xvi. 427.

— Wilhelmine, Meyer, xvi. 427.

Corisa, Am. Serv., xi. 81.

Cormocephalus, Newp. *, Proce. i. 193.

Cormodes, . McLachl.*, xi. 222, 288,
239, 240.

— intractabilis, Walk., xi. 2389, 276.

Cormophyllia, read Comophyllia, @’ Orb.,
Xviii. 125.

Cormorant, nostrils of (Hwart), Proc.
(1880-82) 20; xv. 455, 456.
Cornthwaite, Rev. Tullie, elected Fellow,

Proc. (1863-64) v; death an-

nounced, Proc. (1878-79) xlv.
Cornuspira, Schultze, xiii. 262.
Cornutella, Hhrend., xiv. 178.

— sealaris, Hhrenb., xiv. 148, 150.
Cornwall, Phyllosoma commune. on
coast of (Couch), 11. 146-149.
Cornwallis, Francis Stanley Wickham,

elected Fellow, Proc. (1886-87) 7.
Corcebus, Lap. Gory, Xi. 509.
— ignotus, #, Saund.* , xi. 512.
Corone orru, Miil., xiii, 318, 501,
Coronella scripta, Blyth, x. 42.
Coronellidz, x. 42.
Correbia, Herr.-Schdff., xii. 400.
Corrhenes, Pascoe, ix. 108.
— funesta, Pascoe, ix. 108.
— guttata, Pascoe, ix. 108.
— mystica, Pascoe, ix. 108.
— paula, Germ., ix. 108.
— stigmatica, Pascoe, ix. 108.

GENERAL INDEX.

Corry, Thos. Hughes, elected Fellow,
Proe. (1882-83) 3; obituary, Proce.
(1883-86) 31.

Corsellis, Charles Czesar, elected Fellow,
Proe. i. 292; death announced, Proc.
(1875-80) ix.

Corticaria, Marsh, xi. 72.

Corticata, Walk. *, vii. 52.

— scoparioides, Walk. * , vii. 53.

Corvide, ii. 162; xiii. 318, 330, 501 ;
xx. 510.

Corvina, Cuwv., xiii. 140.

— celebica, Bleeker, xiii. 145.

— dorsalis, Peters, xiii. 145.

— Kwhlii, Cuy. & Val., xiii. 145.

— lobata, Cuv. § Val., xiii. 145.

— nasus, Steind., xiii. 145.

— Neilli, Day, xiii. 145.

— Neillii, Day, xiii. 145.

— platycephala, Cuv. & Val., xiii.
145.

— sampitensis, Bleeker, xiii. 145.

— soldado, Cantor, Xiii. 145.

— Wolf, Bleeker, xiii. 145.

Corvinella corvina, Shaw, xvii. 424.

Corvus, Linn., Proc. (1883-86) 24; ii.
134, 152.

— Caryocatactes, Linn., v. 14, 45.

— corax, Linn., xiv. 119.

-——cornix, Linn., v. 9, 11, 13, 45.

— corone, Linn., v. 45.

— frugilegus, Linn., v. 9, 40, 44.

— glandarius, Linn., v. 13, 14, 14,
45.

— Monedula, Linn., v. 13.

— orru, Miil., ii. 162; xiii. 501;
xiv. 687.

—papuensis, Gm., li. 159.

— Pica, Linn., v. 9, 13.

— Pyrrhocorax, Linn., v. 14.

‘“— senex, Less., ii. 162.

Cory, Charles B., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1880-82) 3.

Corycxide, xx. 147, 153.

Coryveeus, Dana, Xx. 153.

— limbatus, Brady, xx. 153.

— pellucidus, Dana, xx. 153.

— speciosus, Dana, Xx. 153.

— varius, Dana, xx. 153.

‘— yenustus, Dana, xx. 153.

Corydalis, Latr., ix. 232-259, 260.

— albipennis, Walk., ix. 260.

—armata, Hagen,ix. 260.

— Batesii, McZLachi. * , ix. 232, 281.

— cornuta, Rambur, ix. 260.

— costalis, Walk., ix. 260.

‘— erassicornis, MeLach!.*, ix. 233,
236, 281.

— hieroglyphica, Ramb., ix. 260.

— inamabilis, MceLachl. *, ix. 235,281. -

97

Corydalis testacea, Ramb., ix. 260.
Corymbipora fungiformis, Smitt, xiii.
485.

Corymbites confluens, Gedl., xi. 89.
Corymorpha, Gray, xii. 257.
Corymorphide, xti. 256.

Corynetes, Herbst, xi. 84.

Corynodes, Hope, viii. 25-47.

— exneus, Baly, viii. 39.

— amethystinus, Marshall * , viii. 35.
— ampullatus, Marshall * , viii. 41.
— antennatus, /abr., vill. 34.

— approximans, Baly, viii. 41.

— asphodelus, Marshall * , viii. 43.
— bifasciatus, Oliv., viii. 27, 34.

— biseriatus, Baly, viii. 39.

— chalybeus, Marshall* , viii. 44.

— chrysis, Oliv., Vili. 36.

— circumductus, Marshall *,
' 46.

— celestinus, Baly, viii. 41.

— compressicornis, Fabr., viii. 28, 30,

viii.

— congener, Baly, Vili. 38, 42.

-— costatus, Baly, viii. 38.

— Cumingii, Baly, viii. 38.

-—— cupreus, Baly, viii. 40.

— cyaneus, Habr., viii. 32.

— cyaneus, Oliv., Vili. 34, 42.

— cyanicollis, Oliv., viii. 34.

— decemnotatus, Baly, viii. 27, 37.

— Dejeanii, Drége, vili. 28.

— Dejeamit, Gerst., viii. 28, 31.

— Dohrnii, Baly, viii. 39.

— elegantulus, Baly, viii. 40.

— Fabricii, Baly, viii. 39.

— flosculus, Marshall * , viii. 37.

— fraternus, Baly, viii. 40.

— fulgurans, Marshall * , viii. 40.

— fusco-neus, Baly, viii. 41.

— gloriosus, Baly, viii. 27, 34.

— gratiosus, Baly, Vili. 41.

— Grondalii, Swartz, viii. 27, 34.

— Hopei, Baly, viii. 35.

— hyacinthinus, Marshall* , viii. 42.

— ianthinus, Marshall * , vill. 35.

— igneofasciatus, Baly, viii. 27, 37.

— ignicollis, Hope, viii. 47.

— ignitus, Baly, vill. 41.

— indigaceus, Chevr., Viii. 27, 55.

— lautissimus, Marshall * , viii. 33.

— longicornis, Baly, viii. 38.

— malachiticus, Marshall * , viii. 42.

— Marshalli, Baly, viii. 38.

— Mouhoti, Baly, viii. 41.

— mutabilis, Baly, viii. 39.

— nitidus, Fabr., viii. 37.

— parvulus, Baly, viii. 41.

— peregrinus, HMiessly, Vill. 34, 39,
43.

H

98 GENERAL INDEX.

Corynodes perplexus, Baly, viii. 40.

—- pretiosus, Baly, viii. 46.

— pulchellus, Baly, viii. 27, 37.

— pusio, Marshall* , Vill. 33.

-— pyrophorus, Parry, Vili. 27, 34.

— pyrospilotus, Baly, viii. 27, 37.

— robustus, Baly, viii. 38.

— senegalensis, Oliv., Vili. 31.

— simillimus, Marshall * , viii. 32.

— speculum, Marshall * , viii. 43.

— Stevensi, Baly, viii. 40.

— suaveolus, Marshall * , viii. 42.

— tuberculatus, Baly, viii. 44,

-— undatus, Oliv., Vili. 34.

— Waterhousii, Baly, viii. 39.

Corynodidz, Monograph of (Rev. T. A.
Marshall), Proc. (1868-54) viii;
Vili. 24-50.

Corynodina, viii. 25, 29.

Curynodinorum Recensio (Rev, T. A.
Marshall), viii. 24-50.

Corynoid Polypes (Gosse), Proc. (1856-
07) ui. See Trans. xxii. 118.

Corynothrix, Tuwlib., xvi. 544.

Coryphena equisetus, Linn., v. 28.

— hippuris, Linn., v. 21, 28, 29.

— perciformis, Mitchell, xv. 310.

— Stippures read hippuris, v. 21.

Coryphodon, Owen, ii. 28.

Coryssomerine, x. 436.

Corystes Cassivelaunus, Pennant, vi.
166; xiii. 269; xx. 45.

Corystoidea, xiv. 313, 670.

Corythaix leucolopha, Heugl., xvii.
433.

— Schuetti, Cad., xvii. 433.

Coscinarea, Milne- Edw. & Haime,
Xvii. 303, 308, 313,314, 317, 318 ;
Xvill. 161, 164, 187, 198.

—meandrina, Hhrenb., xvii. 313, 314.

Coscinaria, XViii. 4.

Coscinopora placenta, Lonsdale, xiv.

— ramosa, Phillips, xiv. 189.

Coscinosphera ciliosa, Stwart, xiv.
184.

Cosmetornis vexillarius, Gould, xvii.
434.

Cosmophila fuscifrons, Walk.*, vii.
bf

17.
— (P) inconclusa, Walk. * , vii. 77.
—'scitipennis, Walk. *, vii. 76.
Cosmosoma, Hiibn., xii. 386, 406.
— ada, Herr.-Schiéff., xii. 387.
—admotum, Herr.-Schdéff., Xii. 387.
— auge, Linn., Xii. 388.
— bivittata, Walk., xii. 396.
— centralis, Walk., xii. 397.
— chaleosticta, Butler * , xii. 387.
— cingulatum, Butler * , xii. 389.

Cosmosoma coccineum, Butler *, xii.
388.

— confinis, Herr.-Schdff., xii. 387.

— elegans, Butler * , xii. 386.

— erubescens, Butler * , xii. 389.

— festiva, Walk., xii. 387.

— hanga, Herr.-Schiéff., xii_ 388.

— impar, Walk., xii. 389.

— megaspila, Walk., xii. 390.

— omphale, Hiibn., xii. 388, 399, 400.

— panopes, Herr.-Schdff., xii. 386.

— pheres, Cramer, xii. 387.

— pyrrhostethus, Butler * , xii. 388.

— restrictum, Butler * , xii. 389.

— telephus, Walk, xii. 388.

— teuthras, Walk., xii. 389.

— tyrrhene, Hiibn., xii. 387.

Cossa absorbens, Walk. * , vii. 166.

Cossidx, Newm., vi. 141, 177; ix. 182.

Cossonine, X. 437; xii. 99.

Cossonus, Clairv., Xi. 24, '73, 78, 86.

Cossus ligniperda, Fabr., xv. 26.

Cossyphus, M‘Clelland, xi. 53; xiii.
343.

Costellaria bellula, 4. Adams, vii. 200.

— cithara, Reeve, vii. 200.

— Collinsoni, A. Adams * , vii. 200.

— cruentata, Chem., vii. 200.

— Dohrni, 4. Adams * , vii. 200.

— militaris, Reeve, vii. 200.

— pusilla, A. Adams, vii. 200.

— semicostata, Kiister, wii. 200.

— suluensis, Adams & Reeve, vii. 200.

— zelotypa, Reeve, vii. 200.

Cotalpa, Burm., xi. 77.

— lanuginosa=lanigera, Linn., xi. 52.

Cotamba, Walk. * , v. 246.

— fumifera, Walk. * , v. 247, 291; vii.
218; ix. 23.

Cotile, new sp. from Madagascar
(Sharpe), Proc. (1880-82) 28;
XVI. 322.

Cotile, Bote, xvi. 322, 323.

— Cowani, Sharpe * , xvi. 322, 323.

— paludicola, V., xvi. 323.

Cotinga, Briss., 11. 143, 144,

— amabilis, Gowld, ii. 144.

Cotinge, ii. 144.

Cotingide, ii. 133.

Cotinis adspersa, Sharp*, xiii. 136,
137.

— gracilis, Sharp * , xiii. 137.

— pulverulenta, Burmeister, xiii. 137.

Cotsell, John Thomas Head, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1860-61) 1.

Cotton, Richard, obituary, Proc. i. 67.

Cotton, Thos. A., elected Fellow, Proce.
(1883-86) 126.

Cottus bubalis, Huphr., xx. 446,

— gobio, Linn., xv. 49.

GENERAL INDEX. 99

Cottus Lilljeborgii, Collett, xx. 446.
— scorpius, Linn, v. 21, 27; XX.
446

Coturnix pectoralis, Gould, lii. 33.
Cotuza contirmata, Walk. * , iii. 197.
Cotyle riparia, Linn., ii. 134.
Cotylopus, Giel., xiii. 140.

Coua, Cuv., ii. 138.

Couch, Jonathan, Account of a newly
discovered British Fish of the
Family Gadidz and the Genus
Couchia, Thomps., Proc. (1864-65)
iii; ix. 38-41.

—, fish from Cornwall allied to Hemi-
ramphus, Cuv., Proc. 1. 151.

—, Note on the occurrence of Phyllo-
soma commune, Leach, on the
coast of Cornwall, Proc. (1857-58)
li; ii. 146-149.

—, Note on the occurrence of Sepia
biserialis, de Montf., in Cornwall,
Proc. (1855-56) xvii; 1. 100-102.

—, obituary, Proc. (1869-70) xcix.

—, On the discovery of Alpheus
Edwardsii, Aud., on the coast of
Cornwall, Proc. (1858-60) vii; v.
210-212.

—, On the occurrence of the Crustacean
Scyllarus Arctus, Zatr., in England,
Proc. (1861-62) lvi; vi. 78.

—, On Onchidium, Buch., sp., from
Cornwall, Proc. ii. 152.

—, Wilson’s Petrel in Cornwall, Proc.
Tle, Oe

Couchia, Thomps., Some Account of a
newly discovered British Fish of
the Kamily Gadide and the genus
(Couch), Proc. (1864-65) iii; ix.
38-41.

Couchia, Thomps., ix. 38-41.

— Edwardi, Couch*, ix. 41; x. 1.

— glauca, Thomps., ix. 38-41.

— Montagui, Couch, ix. 39.

Coulson, Wm., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1859-60) v; death announced,
Proc. (1878-79) xlv.

Cowan, Thos. Wm., elected Fellow,
Proc. (1888-90) 7.

Cowherd, Jas., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1874-75) ii; death announced,
Proe. (1888-90) 11.

Cowry, calcifying functions of (Reeve),
Proce. i. 807.

Cox, Henry Ramsay, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1875-80) it; death an-
nounced, Proc. (1880-82) 13.

Cox, Dr. Joseph Cox, death announced,
Proe. ii. 185.

Cox, Dr. T. C., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1867-68) xxiv.

Coxelus, Zieg!., xix. 68, 64.

— unicolor, Motsch., xix. 119.

Crab, Shore, moulting of (Salter), Proce.
(1858-59) vii.; iv. 80-35.

Crabro, Fabr., 11. 106; wii. 112, 122;
Vili. 86; xi. 369; xiv. 677.

—affinis, &. Smith *, xiv. 677.

— agilis, #. Smith, vii. 136; xi. 369.

— argentatus, S¢.-Farg., xi. 569.

— Bucephalus, £. Smith * , viii. 86.

— denticornis, /. Smith * , xiv. 678.

— familiaris, #. Smith * , ii. 106; wii.
135; xi. 369.

— femoratus, Habr., xvii. 66.

— flavo-pictus, Ff. Smith, xi. 369.

— fuscipennis, S¢.-Hurg., Xi. 369.

— insignis, J, Smith, xi. 569.

— iridipennis, read mandibularis, F.
Smith, Xiv. 678.

—mandibularis, #. Smith, xiv. 677,
678.

— nitidulus, Fabr., ii. 101.

— Panzeri, van d. Lind, ii. 107.

—rugosus, Ff. Smith*, ii. 106; Vii.
135; xi. 369.

— solitarius, /. Smith * , lii. 162; vii.
136.

— sphinx, Christ., xi. 383.

— unicolor, Ff. Smith, xiv. 678.

— vagus, Linn., ii. 72; Xiv. 677.

— Westermanni, Dahlb., iii. 18.

— (Rhopalum) agilis, #. Smith*, ili.
18.

— (—) lignarius, F’. Smith * , viii. 86.

Crabronide, Leach, ii. 105; iii. 18; v.
84, 125; vi. 56; Wil. 35, 112, 122;
Vili. 85 ; ix. 368; xiv. 677.

Crabs, seaweed-covered, exhib., Prov
(1888-90) 70.

— and Hermit-Crabs in Chagos Archi-

elago (Bourne’s letter), Proc.

(1885-86) 119.

—, Stone and Hermit, shown (Carring-
ton), Proce. (1879-80) lv.

Crabyzos, Bate, xvi. 19.

— longicaudatus, Spence Bate, xvi. 63.

‘Cracidz, ii. 183; vi. 73.

Cracticus, Vieill., it. 141, 152.
— cassicus, Bodd., ii. 162; xiii. 82,
317, 499; xiv. 687.
—mentalis, Salvad. § D'Albert., xiii.
317, 499; xiv. 687; xvi. 455.
— personatus, Temm. MS., ii. 162.
— picatus, Gould, ii. 162.
— Quoyi, Less., ii. 162; xiii. 499.
Crambi, xx. 531.
Crambide, vi. 117.
Crambomorphus, McLachl. * , ix. 243.
— hematogaster, Gerst., ix. 243.
Cramp-fish, xv. 47.
H 2

100

Crane, White (Journ. Bot.), ix. 141.
Crane-fly, salivary glands of, exhib.
(Hammond), Proc. (1879-80) lin.

Crane-fly, i. 138-140; xv. 21-23, 30, 31.

Crangon, Fudr., ix. 168; xv. 61.

— Allmani, Kinahan, xvii. 94-96, 98 ;
xx. 454, 469.

— bispinosus, Westw., Xx. 45.

— boreas, Phipps, xv. 60, 61.

— echinulatus, M. Sars, xx. 454, 469.

— franeiscorum, Stemps., xv. 61.

—salebrosus, Owen, xv. 61.

— spinosus, Leach, xx. 404.

— trispinosus, Hailstone, Xx. 45.

— vulgaris, Fabr., xv. 61; xx. 45.

Crania, human, from S. Africa, exhib.

(Romanes), Proc. (1883-86) 74.

Craniorrhinus cassidix, Temménck, Kill.
156.

— Waldeni, Sharpe * , xili. 156.

Cranopsis asturiana, Fischer, xvii. 29.

— eranulata, Seg., ¥ vii. 29, 31.

Craspedonotus, Schawm, x1. 56.

Craspedophora magnifica, Bp., ii. 164.

Craspedosoma, Leach, Proce. i. 194.

Craspedosomine, Proc. i. 194.

Craspedotus, Phil., xiv. 709.

Crassatella japonica, Sowerby*, XX.
399, 400.

Crassatelle, xx. 399.

Crassispira climaecota, Watson*, XV.
413, 428.

— fuscescens, Gray, Xx. 485.

Crastia, Hiibn., Xiv. 291, 299, 303.

— exthiops, Butl., xiv. 299.

— Alecto, Butl., xiv. 298.

— Bremeri, Feld., xiv. 298.

— Camaralzaman, Butl., xiv. 298.

— Climena, Cram., xiv. 298.

— confusa, Butl., xiv. 299.

— Crameri, Lucas, xiv. 297.

— eratis, Butl., xiv. 297.

— Diocletia, Hitbn., xiv. 297.

— ebenina, Butl., xiv. 298.

— funerea, Butl.* , xiv. 298.

— Goudotii, Boisd., xiv. 298, 303.

— Grayi, Feld., xiv. 299.

— Gyllenhalii, Lucas, xiv. 297.

— Kinbergi, Wallengr., xiv. 297.

— Lapeyrousei, Boisd., xiv. 299.

— lugens, Buti., xiv. 298.

— malayica, Butl. * , xiv. 297.

— melancholica, Butl., xiv. 298.

—melina, Godart, xiv. 299.

— modestia, Butl., xiv. 298.

— Moorei, Butl., xiv. 298.

— nox, Butl., xiv. 298.

— occulta, Butl., xiv. 299.

— Ochsenheimeri, Moore, xiv. 297.

— resarta, Butl., Kiv. 298.

GENERAL INDEX.

Crastia Scudderii, Butl. * . xiv. 297.

— sepulchralis, Buti., xiv. 298.

— squalida, Butl. * , xiv. 298.

— Wallacei, Feld., xiv. 299.

Crateropodine, XVii. 422.

Crateropus atripennis, Swains., XVii.
4292.

— Baynesii, sce Haynesii, Sharpe, Xvii.

— Bohndorfi, Sharpe* , xvii. 422.

— Haynesii, Sharpe, xvii. 422.

— Hohndorfii, see Bohndorfi.

Crateroseris, Tomes, X Vili. 154, 155, 198.

Cratoplastis, Meld., xii. 430.

— diluta, Meld., xii. 430.

Craven, Alfred, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1875-80) ii.

Crawford, Rev. Jas. Hunter, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1888-90) 68.

Crax, Linn., ii. 143.

— Alector, Linn., v. 39.

Crayfish, blind, from Mammoth Cave,
Proce. ii. 219.

Creadion, V7eid/., ii. 141.

Creagris, Hagen, ix. 245, 249, 274.

— africanus, Ramb., ix. 278.

— mortifer, Walk., ix. 246, 277, 278.

— nigro-strigatus, McLachl. * , 1x. 245.

— perfidus, Walk, ix. 277, 278.

— plumbeus, Oliv., ix. 277, 278.

Creatonotus, Herr.-Schdff., xii. 419,
433; Addenda, xii. vii.

— flavicinetus, Herr.-Schdff., xii. 421.

— incertus, Herr.-Schiff., xii. 419.

Creeper, Proc. ii. 147.

Crematogaster, Lund, ii. 75-77; vi
47; vii. 21; viii. 74; xi. 293,
301, 329.

— ampullaris, /. Smith *,vi.47; vii.129.

— anthracinus, Ff. Smith *, ii. 75 ; vii.
129; xi. 329.

— apicalis, Motsch., xi. 330.

— bicolor, F.Sinith *, v. 109; wii. 129.

—brunneus, &. Smith*, ii. 75; Wil.
129; xi. 329, 330.

— cephalotus, F. Smith*, ii. 75; vii.
129; xi. 329.

— deponens, Wailk., xi. 330.

— difformis, Ff. Smith*, ii. 76; vii.
129; xi. 329.

— elegans, F'. Smith * , iii. 149 ; vii.129.

— forticulus, Walk., xi. 330.

—inflatus, F. Smith * , ii. 76, 77, 130;
vii. 129; xi, 293, 329.

— insularis. / Smith * ,111.149; vii.129.

— iridipennis, #. Smith * , will. 74.

— irritabilis, #. Smith*, v. 109; vii.
129; xi. 293.

— Kirbii, . Smith, xi. 529.

— laboriosus, F. Smith * ,w.109; vii. 129,

GENERAL INDEX. 101

Crematogaster levissimus, F. Smith * ,

v. 74; vii. 129.
— lineolata, Say, xv. 176.

— obscurus, F. Smith*, ii. 76; iii.

149; v. 109; vii. 129; xi. 329.
— ochracea, Mayr, xi. 329.
— politus, F. Smith * , viii. 74.
— pollens, Walk., xi. 330.
— scutellaris, Oliv.,
283, 290; xx. 121.
—tarsatus, F. Smith *, viii. 74.
Cremna, Westw., ix. 420.
— Actoris, Cram., ix. 420.
— Actoris, Hibn., ix. 420.
— Beltiana, Bates, ix. 420.
— Ceneus, Cram., ix. 420. —
— Eucharila, Bates, ix. 420.
— hetercea, Bates, ix. 420.
— Melampia, Bates, ix. 420.

— Orpheus, Westw. & Hewits., ix. 226,

450.
— Phryxe, Feld., ix. 420.
— Selina, Doudl., ix. 223.
Cremys, Pascoe, ix. 135.
— diophthalmus, Pascoe, ix. 135.
Crenea, Alb., v. 196.

Crenella decussata, Montagu, xiv. 419,

423.
— faba, Fabr., xii. 103.
Crenicichla Johanna, Heck., v. 11.
— lepidota, Heck., v. 11.

Crenilabrus Baillonii, Cuv. & Val., Xv.

315.
— melops, Linn., v. 23; xv. 315.

— —, var, Donovani, Cuv. & Val., XV.

315.
— Tinea, Risso, v. 23.
Crenis, Hiibn., xi. 283, 434.
Crepiemarginula, Seguenza, xvii. 26.
— reticulata, Seguenza, KVii. 28.
Cresse, Michael, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1883-86) 69.
Crex Porzana, Leach, v. 11, 34.

Cribrella densispina, Sladen*, Xiv.

432, 448, 444, 445.
— hospitella, Schmidt, xv. 478.
—oculata, Linck, xiii.
xx. 458, 470.
. — sanguinolenta, Liitken, xiv. 444.
Cribrilina radiata, Moll, xx. 504.

Crichton, Sir Alex., obituary, Proc.

(1856-57) xvi.

Crichton, Arthur Wm., elected Fellow,

Proc. (1860-61) iv.
Cricosoma, Feld., ix. 438.
— calligraphum, Hewits., ix. 438.
— Erasie, Bates * , ix. 385, 439.
— Hippea, Herr-Schiff., ix. 488.
— leopardinuum, Fe/d., ix. 438.
— Norina, Hewits., ix. 489.

Mili, 223; xxiv.

103, 104;

Cricosoma phedra, Bates*, ix. 386,
439.
Crinoids, new (Wyville Thomson),

Proe. (1875-80) x ; xiii. 47-55.
Criocarcinus, Milne-Edw., xiv. 661.
— superciliosus, Herbst, xiv. 661, 673.
Cripps, John Marten, obituary, Proc. ii.

231.

Crisia eburnea, Linn., xx. 454.

— —, var. aculeata, Hassall g& Bush,
xx. 454.

— —, var. producta, Smitt, xx. 454.

— Delilii, Audowin, xv. 233.

— denticulata, Lamarck, xx. 454.

— Holdsworthii, Busk, xx. 504.

Crisp, Frank, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1869-70) exvi.

—, exhib. preparations of Inverte-
brates, and Freshwater Medusz,
Proe. (1879-80) 1x1.

—, exhib. preparation of Protoplasm,
Proe. (1882-83) 1.

—, exhib. Limnocodium Sowerbii, Lan-
kester, Proc. (1883-86) 2.

—, exhib. Wild Goose from Somerset-
shire, Proc. (1887-88) 11.

—, exhib. curiously-marked agates,
Proce. (1888-90) 4, 5.

—, presents Oak Table, Proc. (1888-90)
72.

Crispatotrochus, 7. Woods, xviii. 21,
26, 203.

Cristatella, Cwv., xiv. 497, 505 ; xx. 62.

Crithote, Walk. *, vii. 182.

— horridipes, Walk. * , vii..183.

Crocisa, Latr., vi. 61; vii. 115; viii.
92; xi. 302, 390.

—emarginata, S¢.-Farg., vi. 61; vii.
140; xi. 390.

— histrio, Latr., vii. 115; xi. 390.

— nitidula, Mabr., iii. 184; vi. 61;
vil. 47, 140; viii. 92; xi. 390.

— pulchella, Guér., Xi. 390.

Crocodile Bones, similitudes of (Seeley),
xii. 155-175; Mammalian, xii.
155-160; Avian, xii. 160-164;
Chameleon, xii. 164-168; Lacer-
tian, xii. 168-171; Rhynchoce-
phalian, xii. 171,172; Chelonian,

. &ii. 172-174 ; Ophidian, xii. 174 ;
Urodelan, xii. 174, 175.

Crocodiles, ii. 6; xii. 189, 190, 191;
xiii. 97, 106; xiv. 718.

—, sacral region of, xiii. 372, 373.

Crocodilia, v. 219, 226; xii. 442.

—, On the dermal armour of Jacare,
Gray, and Caiman, Spix, with notes
on the Specific and Generic Cha-
racters of Recent (Huxley), Proc.
(1858-59) iv; iv. 1-28.

102

Crocodilian characters of Chelonians
(Seeley), xii. 172-175, 181, 182;
of Lizards, xii, 160, 161; of Ser-
pents, xii. 195.

— — of Ichthyosaurus (Seeley), Xii.
301-303; of Plesiosaurus, xii.
321, 322.

Crocodilidx, iv. 1-28; x. 20.

Crocodilus, Cw., iv. 1-28.

— acutus, Cuy., iv. 11.

— americanus, Schn., iv. 11, 14, 15, 26,

— biporeatus, Cuv., iv. 11, 14, 15, 26.

— bombifrons, Gray, iv. 13, 14, 15,
26, 28> xx. 20.

— cataphractus, Cuwv., iv. 16.

— galeatus, Cuv., iv. 14, 15.

— Gravesii, Bory de St. Vincent, iv. 15.

— Hastingsie, Owen, iv. 26.

— Journei, Bory de St.Vinzent, iv. 11,
12; 15; 16.

—- marginatus, Geoff., iv. 15, 28.

— Morelettii, Dum., iv. 28.

— palustris, Less.,iv. 13, 14, 28; x. 20.

— planirostris, Graves, iv. 15.

— porosus, Schn., x. 21.

— rhombifer, Cuv., iv. 11, 14, 15, 26,

28.

— Schlegelii, Miller, iv. 16, 17.

— suchus, Geoffr., iv. 15, 28.

— trigonops, Gray, x. 20.

— vulgaris, Cuv., iv. 6, 7, 14, 15, 26.

— (Gavialis) Schlegelii, Miller, iv. 16.

Crocothemis erythrea, Brullé, xvi.
155, 180, 181.

Crocozona Pheretima, Feld., ix. 443.

Crocuta, Gray, ix. 71, 72; xix. 9, 10.

— maculata, Kaup, ix. 59.

Croft. Richard Benjm., elected Fellow,
Proe. (1875-80) iv.

Cromna, Walk. * , i. 85.

— acutipennis, Walk. * , i. 85, 99.

— ecentralis, Walk. *, x. 182.

— quadripunctata, Walk.*, x. 182.

Cromyomma, Haeck., xiv. 177.

Cropia onerata, Walk. * , vii. 166.

Cross, Wm., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1888-90) 100.

Crossarchus, Cuv., xix. 8-10.

Crossaster papposus, Linck, xx. 458,

Crossea, A. Ad., xvi. 607, 609.

— bellula, A. Ad., xvi. 610.

— eoncinna, Ang., xvi. 610.

— striata, Watson * , xvi. 607, 609.

Crossochilus, Ginther, xiv. ftnote 537.

— rostratus, Génther, Xiv. ftnote 543.

Crossodera, Dujardin, v. 2, 31.

— campanula, Dujurdin, v. 32, 55.

— laureata, Dujardin, v. 32, 55.

— linearis, Cobbold, v. 32, 55,

GENERAL INDEX.

Crossodera nodulosa, Dujardin, v. 32, 55.
— papillosa, Cobboid, v. 32, 55.
Crossotus varicornis, Germ., ix. 107.
Crotalide, x. 63.

Crotch, G. R., On the Generic Nomen-
clature of Lepidoptera, Pros.
(1870-71) xxxiii.

Crotch, Wm. Duppa, elected Fellow,
Proe. (1874-75) viii.

—, exhibits live Lemmings, Proce. (1873—
80) xiii.

—, exhibits skins of Silver Fox and
Norwegian Lemming, Proe. (1875-
80) vii.

—, On the Migration and Habits of the
Norwegian Lemming, Proc. (1875-
80) vil, xi; Xi, 27-34.

— —, Additional note, xiii. 83.

— —, Further remarks on the Lemming,
xiii. 157-160.

Crotophaga, Linn., ii. 143; xx. 338.

Crowley, Philip, elected Fellow, Proce.
(1883-86) 2.

Crows, xiii. 330. :

Crustacea, Proc. i. 192, 369, Proe. ii.
36; i. 140; vil. 101; xi. 83;
xii. 145; xiv. 302, 634, 635;
xvii. 94, 96, 98, 100, 206; xxix.
ftnote 262; xx. 45, 438, 445, 454,
462-467, 471, 472.

—, Anomurous (Miers), Proc. (1875-
80) xxiv; Xiv. 312.

—, Atlantic, Proc. (1873-74) xxix.

—, Brachiopod, Proe. (1873-74) xxi.

—, European and N. Atlantic (Norman),
Proc. (1883-86) 6.

— from Fernando Noronha (Pocock),
xx. 506-526.

— from Grotto of Adelsberg and Mam-
moth Cave (Westwood), Proce. ii.
218, 219:

— from Singapore (A. O. Walker),
Proe. (1886-87) 13; 33x. 107-117.

— from Vera Cruz (Miers), Proc.
(1879-80) lvi; xv. 85-87.

—, Greenland (Miers), Proce. (1879-80)
1; xv. 59-73.

—, Homologies of Carapace and struc-
ture and functions of Antennz in
(Spence Bate), Proe. ii. 376-379.

—, Integuments of (Spence Bate), Proc.
(1857-58) vii; Ti. 1-4.

—, Maioid (Miers), Proc. (1875-80) xli;
xiv. 634-673.

—, Mechanism of stomach of (Huxley),
Proce. (1856-57) iv.

—, Mergui Podophthalmatous(DeMan),
Proce. (1883-86) 135; 33x11. 1-805.

—, Notes on some smaller (Edward),

ix, 143-147, 166, 170.

=

GENERAL INDEX.

Crustacea, Notices of (T. Bell), Proc. ii.
428-435.

— obtained during voyage of ‘ Nassau’
(Cunningham), Proce. (186-70)
exvii. See Trans. vol. xxvii. 491.

—, Oxystomatous (Miers), Proc. (1875—
80) xi; xiii. 107, 108.

—, Sessile-eyed (Miers), Proc. (1880-82)
20; xvi. 1-88.

— with foreign substances attached,
pat. (Pascoe), Proc. (1888-90)

— within Venus’s Flower-basket (Hu-
plectella, Owen) and Meyerina
claviformis, Gray (Miers), Proc.
(1876-77) xxii; xiii. 506-512.

—, Zoea stage of, as food for Pilchards
shown (Day), Proc. (1880-82) 22.

Crustacean, new, from Richmond River,
Proc. ii. 67.

—, new (Miers), Proc. (1876-77) xv;
xiii..183-185.

—, Seyllarus Arctus, Rond., in England,
occurrence of (Couch), vi. 78.
Crypnocnemius Holdsworthi, Miers” ,

xiii. 107.

Cryptabacia, Miine-Edw.§ Haime, xviii.
143, 144, 199.

Cryptabacioida, xviii. 141, 143, 198.

Cryptangia, Milne-Edw. § Haime, Xviil.
64, 65, 195.

Cryptaspis, Pascoe * , xi. 476; xii. 91.

—amplicollis, Pascoe * , xi. 476, 491 ;
xii. 91.

Cryptobranchiata, xv. 164.

Cryptocampus nigripes, Smith*, v.
136 ; vii. 144.

Cryptocephalid, xiii. 459.

Cryptocephalus, Geoffr., viii. 26; xi.

Cryptoceride, Smith, ii. 53, 79; iii.
150; v. 75, 93, 107, 113, 114;
vi. 49; vii. 23, 120; vili. 62, 76 ;
Xi. 295, 334; xviii. 328.

Cryptocerus, Latr., v. 93.

— granulatus, Latr., Ki. 335.

Cryptochiton, Gray, xv. 242.

Cryptodactylus, Deyr., xi. 509.

— auriceps, L. Saund.* , x1. 513.

Cryptodon croulinensis, Jefr., xx. 450,
467.

— ferruginosus, Yorbes, xx. 450, 467.

— flexuosus, Mont., xx. 450, 467.

Cryptonota, Stimpson, x. 242.

— citrina, Stimpson, Xx. 242.

Cryptophagus acutangulus, Gyllenhal,
xiv. 107.

— cellaris, Payk. (Newport), Proc. i.
327

_ gracilipes, Wollaston, Xiv. 530.

103

Cryptopodia, Milne-Edwards, xiv. 668,
669.

— fornicata, Fabr., xiv. 669; xx. 109.

Cryptoprocta, Gray, xix. 9, 10.

Cryptops, Leach, Proc. 1. 193.

Cryptopterus latovittatus, Playfair, iii.
348.

Cryptorhina afra, Linn., xvii. 427.

Cryptorhynchides, xii. 93.

Cryptorhynchine, x. 437, 445, 447,
456, 457, 465, 466; xi. 184-213,
479-483; xii. 34-46, 91; xix.
319.

Cryptorhynchus, Z//., xi. 52, 73, 85, 482,
484; xii. 37.

— albicollis, Germ., xi. 482.

— lapathi, Linn., xi. ftnote 199, 202.

— succisus, Hrichs., xi. 484.

Cryptotympana, Stal, x. 92.

Cryptus, Fabr., ii. 118; vi. 63; viil.
63; xi. 79, 401.

— albo-pictus, F. Smith*, v. 61 ; vii.
7, 142; xi. 401.

— arcticus, Schiodte, xiv. 107.

— croceipes, Ff, Smith *, ii. 118; wii.
141; xi. 401.

— ducalis, F. Smith*, viii. 63; Xi.

402.
— elegans, F. Smith*, ii. 118; vii.
141; xi. 401.

— elegantulus, Brudlé, xi. 401.

— ferrugineus, Ff. Smith*, vi. 63;
vii. 142; xi. 401.

—lepidus, F. Smith*, ii. 119; vil.
141; xi. 401.

— mesoxanthus, Brullé, xi. 401.

—opacus, Ff. Smith*, v. 60; vii.
142; xi. 401. ;

— petiolatus, 7. Smith*, v.62; vii.
142; xi. 401.

— scutellatus, F. Smith*, iii.
vii. 142; xi. 401.

— sicarius, Ff, Smith*, v. 188; vi.
63; vii. 8, 142; xi. 401.

— spoliator, F. Smith*, v.61; vii.
142; xi. 401.

—tarsatus, F. Smith*, vii. 7, 142;
Vili. 63; xi. 402.

— tricolor, Brullé, xi. 401.

— variegatus, F, Smith*, v. 61; vii.
141; xi. 401.

— volatilis, F. Smith*, vii. 7, 142;
Vili. 63; xi. 401.

Crystallogobius, Nilsson, Diib. & Kor.,
Xvii. 89.

Ctenactis, Agass., Kili. 141.

Ctenaphides, Pascoe*, x. 435, 496;
xii. 87.

— porcellus, Pascoe*, X. 477, 493;
xii. 87. ~

170;

104

Ctenicella Lanceplaini, Lac.-Duth., Xv.
289, 329

Ctenioschelus, Rom., vii. 115.

Ctenodiscus, Miill. & Trosch., xvii. 218.

Ctenodrilus pardalis, Clap., Proc.
(1882-83) 36.

Ctenolabrus czeruleus, Storer, XViii.
305.

— rupestris, Linn., v. 23.

Ctenophora, Habr., Recent Progress in
our Knowledge of the Development
of, Anniv. Address (Prof. Allman),
xvi. 89-109.

Ctenophora, Fabr., iv. 93; ix. 2-6;
X1i: 206-209, 226.

— chrysophila, Walk. *, i. 6; ix. 8.

— gaudens, Walk. *, iv. 93; ix. 8.

— ineunctans, Walk. *, iv. 93; ix. 8.

Ctenoplectra, F. Smith*, ii. 44, 45;
xi. 387.

— chalybea, F. Smith*, ii.
91; vii. 1389; xi. 387.

Ctenopoma, Pet., xviii. 312.

Ctenops, M‘Clell., xiii. 141.

Ctenostomata, xv. 240.

Ctenucha, Kirby, xii. 429.

— latreillana, Kirby, xii. 429,

— rubriceps, Walk., xii. 429.

— ruficeps, Walk., xii. 429.

— venosa, Walk., xii. 429.

Ctenuchineg, xii. 429-433.

Cubicorhynchus, Lac., xii. 21.

— angularis, MacLeay, xii. 19.

— Bohemani, Bohem., xii. 19.

— calearatus, MacLeay, xii. 18.

—cichlodes, Pascoe*, xii. 18, 78,
83.

— maximus, MacLeay, xii. 18.

— scotobioides, Hope, xii. 19.

— sterilis, Pascoe * , xii. 19, 83.

Cuchia eel, Xiii. 205, 208, 210.

Cuckoo-Gurnard, xv. 49.

Cucujus, Geoffr., Xi. 52; xvii. 351.

Cuculide, ii. 166; xiii. 310,491; xx.
337.

Cuculine, Latr., v. 182; xvii. 4382;
xx. 337.

Cucullanus conoideus, Bloch, v. 33.

— ocreatus, Schrank, v. 39.

— Talpx, Miiller, v. 39.

Cucullata, xii. 2038.

Cuculus canorus, Linn., XX. 337.

— clamosus, Lath., xvii. 432.

— gularis, Steph., xvii. 432.

— Klaasi, Steph., xvii. 483.

— rufiventer, Less., ii. 166:

— solitarius, Steph., xvii. 432.

Cucumaria Hyndmanni, Thompson, XX.
458, 470.

Culcua, Walk. * , i. 109.

45; v.

GENERAL INDEX. } .

Culcua simulans, Walk. * , i. 109, 1755
ix. 9. :

Culex, Linn., i. 105; iv. 91; viii.
103; ix. 1-6; xiv. 116, 729.

— annulipes, Walk. *,i. 6; ix. 7.

— aureostriatus, Dol., v. 166.

— caspius, Pallas, xiv. 117.

— filipes, Walk. *, v. 229; ix. 7.

— fuscanus, Wied, i. 5, 105; ix. 7.

—impatibilis, Waik.*, iv. 91; v..
229; x. 7.

— impellens, Walk.*, iv. 91; ix. 7.

— imprimens, Walk.* , v. 144; ix. 7.

— nigripes, Ze¢¢., Kiv. 117.

— obturbans, Walk. *, iv. 91;
vii. 202; ix. 7.

— pipiens, O. Fabr., xiv. 117. ;

— scutellaris, Walk. * , iii. 77; ix. 7.

— splendens, Wied, i. 5; ix. 7.

— varlegatus, Dol., v. 166.

— ventralis, Walk.*, v. 144; viii.
102; ix. 7.

— zonatipes, Walk.* , v. 229; ix. 7.

Culicidz, 1. 105; iii. 77; iv. 90; v.
144, 166, 229; vii. 202, 231:
wili. 102; ix. 1-6; xiv. 104.

Culicula, Walk. * , vii. 178.

— bimarginata, Walk. * , vii. 178.

Cultrides, ii, 143.

Cuma, Milne-Edw., Proc. ii. 376, 377.

— Rathkei, Kréyer, Proce. ii. ftnote 377;

“Xv. 64. !

Cumacea, xv. 64.

Cumbly narai, viii. 99.

Cuming, Hugh, present of Concholo-
gical works, Proc. (1858-59) xlix.

—, obituary, Proc. (1865-66) lvii.

—, portrait of, Proc. (1888-90) 43.

Cuncuma leucogaster, Gmel., xiii. 308.

— leucogaster, Salvad., xvi. 424.

Cunina, Eschsch., xv. 133.

Cunningham, Allan, obituary, Proc. i.
67; portrait of, Proc. (1888-90) 34.

Cunningham, David Douglas, elected
Fellow, Proce. (1875-80) lil.

Cunningham, Dr. Robert O., elected
Fellow, Proe. (1869-70) xxxiy.

—, Letter from, to Dr. Hooker, Proe.
(1868-69) xlv.

—, Notes on the Reptiles, Amphibia,
Fish, Mollusca, and Crustaeea ob-
tained during the voyage of H.M.S.
‘Nassau’ in the years 1866-69,
Proc. (1869-70) exvii. See Trans.
vol. xxvii. 462-502.

Cunnus, Linn., iv. 44, 51.

— veneris, Linn., iv. 51.

— venosus, Linn., iv. 53.

— vulgatus, Linn., iv. 52.

Cuora, Gray, X. 12.

Vi 220):

GENERAL INDEX.

Cuora amboinensis, Dawd., x. 11, 19;
xii. 436.

Cupido, Schrank, x. 498, 499.

— Alsus, Denis, x. 499.

Cupularia, Lam., xx. 280.

Cureulio, Linn.,i. 104; vi. 27; xi. 28.

—amictus, Wiedem., xii. 4.

— bidens, Fabr., x. 456; xii. 88.
Curculionidz, Proc. i. 806; Proc.
(1867-68) Ixxxii; xi. 52, 181.

—, Contributions towards a Knowledge
of the (Pascoe), Proc. (1868-69)
xxx; Proc. (1870-71) xxxii; Proc.
(1871-72) Ixxxiii ; Proc. (1872-73)
xlix; x. 434-493; xi. 154-215,
440-492 ; xxii. 1-99.

—, New African (Pascoe), Proc. (1883-
86) 128; xix. 318-336.

Curgia, Walk. * . vii. 166.

— nonagrica, Walk. *, vii. 166.

Curismus, Hrichs., xi. 76.

Curl, 8. M., elected Fellow, Proce. (1878-
79) xlii.

Currey, Fredk., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1855-56) xviii; obituary, Proc.
(1880-82) 21; presentation of
booksfrom Library of, Proc. (1880-
82) 24, 25, 29; presentation of
portrait of, Proc. (1883-86) 82;
portrait of, Proc. (1888-90) 34.

Cursores, xvii. 441.

Curtin, John, portrait of, Proc. (1888-

90) 43.

Curtis, Chas., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1888-90) 69.

Curtis, John, abnormal cocoon of

Saturnia pavonia minor, Linn.,
Proe. i. 228.

—, New Brazilian Hymenoptera, Proc.
i. 186.

—, Notice regarding a Weevil of the
Vine, and its Parasite, Proc. il.
265, 266.

—, obituary, Proc. (1862-63) xxxv.

—, On Insects from Straits of Magellan,
Proce. i. 196-202.

—, On new Sawfly (Selandria Robinsoni,
Curt. * ), Proc. ii. 66.

—, On Strepsiptera, Proc. i. 212.

—, On the genus Myrmica, Latr., and
other Ants, Proce. ii. 288-290.

—, portrait of, presented by G. Ran-
some, Proce. ii. 94.

—, Remarks relative to the Affinities
and Analogies of Natural Objects,
more particularly of Hypocephalus,
Desm., a genus of Coleoptera, Proc.
ii, 291-293.

Curtis, Saml., obituary, Proc. (1859-60)

xxii,

105

Curtis, Wm., portrait of, Proc. (1888-
90) 43.

Cuscus, Lac., ii. 21, 153; iv. 172.

— chrysorrhous, Temm., ii. 154.

-—— maculatus, Desm., ii. 154.

Cuspidaria abbreviata, Forbes, xx. 402,
467.

— cuspidata, Olivi, xx. 452.
Cust, Rt. Hon. John, Earl Brownlow,
obituary notice, Proc. 11. 306.
Cuterebra fontanella, B. Clark * , Proc.
i. 100.

Cuterebr, Proc. i. 99, 100.

Cuthbert, Rev. W., D.D., elected Fellow,
Proe. 1. 85.

Cuttle-fish, xvii. 12; bone of Austra-
lian, shown (Christy), Proce. (1878-
79) xli.

—, eyes of (Owen), xvii. 5.

Cuvier, Fréderic, obituary notice, Proc.
Te GE

Cuyubi, native-name of Turkeys in
S. Amer., ix. 363.

Cyamobolus, Schén., xi. 193, 194.

— bicinectus, Pascoe * , xii. 36, 93.

— Dehaanii, Mannerh., xii. 37.

— duplicatus, Pascoe * , xii. 37, 93.

— Falleni, Bohem., xii. 38, 93.

— Marci, Bohem., xii. 37, 43.

— Sturmii, Bohem., xii. 36, 37.

— subsellatus, Pascoe * , xii. 36, 77,93.

Cyamus monodontis, Liitken, xv. 70.

— nodosus, Liithen, xv. 69, 70.

Cyanaleyon Macleayii, J. & S.,
492; xvi. 429.

Cyanea Annaskala,
(1882-83) 35.

— arctica, Pér. & Les., xv. 52.

— aurita, Lam., Proce. ii. 280.

— capillata, Hschsch., Proc. ii. 280,

— inscripta, Péron, Proce. ii. 280.

Cyanopepla, Felder, xii. 417.

— cyanea, Felder, xii. 417.

Cyanorhamphus nove guinese, Bp., il.
164

xiii.

v. Lendenf., Proc.

Cyarea (read Cyanea) arctica, Pér. §
Les., XV. 52.

Cyathella lutea, Schmidt, xv. 328.

Cyathiide, xv. 330.

Cyathocenia, Dunc., xviii. 115, 120,
197.

Cyathocrinus, Agass., xiii. 53.

Cyathohelia, Milne-Edw. § Haime,
Vili. 41, 42, 195.

Cyathomorpha, Reuss, xviii. 104, 105,
197.

Cyathophora, Mich., xviii. 6, 112, 197.

Cyathophoroida, xviii. 103, 112, ‘197.

Cyathophyllia, H. de From., Xviil. 57,
60, 203

106

Cyathophyllum, Goldf., xiii. 357.

Cyathoserioida, xviii. 154, 198.

Cyathoseris, Wilne-Edw. § Haime, Xviii.
154, 198.

Cyathosmilia, T. Woods, xviii. 61, 62,
195.

Cyathostomum tetracanthum, Molin.,
xix, 292.

Cybdelis, Boisd., xi. 438.

Cybebinez, x. 436.

Cybister, Curt., xi. 87.

— Reselii, Fabr., xiii. 163.

Cychrotonus, Pascoe*, xi. 162, 163;
xii. 80.

— viduatus, Pascoe * , xi. 163; xii. 80.

Cyclas, Klein, iv. 88; v. 53, 209.

— australis, Lam., Xvi. 301, 304, 306.

—cornea, Linn., Proc. ii. 119, 122;
v. 16.

— egregia, Gould, xvi. 305.

— lacustris, Wiiller, Proc. ii. 119, 121.

— nepeanensis, Lesson, xvi. 300.

— rivicola, Leach, Proe. ii. 119, 122.

Cyclax, Dana, xiv. 659, 660.

— Perryi, Dana, xiv. 660.

Cyclemys, Bell, x. 12.

— dentata, Gray, x. 12; xii. 436, 441.

— Oldhami, Gray, X. 12.

— orbiculata, Bell, x. 8, 10, 19.

_ Cyclobacia, Bélsche, xviii. 173, 174,
199, 203.

Cyclobranchia, Latr., xv. 164.

Cyclocephala, Latr., Xi. 88; xiii. 129.

— conspicua, Sharp * , xiii. 135.

— picta, Burmeister, Xiii. 135.

— proba, Sharp * , xiii. 135.

— variolosa, Burmeister, xiii. 136.

Cyclocheilichthys, Bleeker, xiv. ftnote
538.

Cyclocyathus, Milne-Edw. § Huaime,
XVili. 28, 30, 194.

Cyclodera, White, ix. 138.

— Angasii, White, ix. 138.

— quadrinotata, White, ix. 139.

Cyclodus, Wagl., xiii. 324.

Cyclogaster, Macquart,i. 108; ix. 3-6.

— detracta, Walk. *,i. 108; ix. 9.

— infera, Walk.*,i.109; ix. 9.

— radians, Walk.*,1. 7; ix. 8.

Cyclolites, Lamk., xviii. 4, 166, 167,198.

Cyclomaia, Stimpson, xiv. 660.

— suborbicularis, St¢mpson, xiv. 660.

Cyclometopa, xiv. 635; xx. 109.

Cyclonoda, Baly * , xiii. 458, 474.

— pilula, Clark, xiii. 474.

— subpunctata, Clark, xiii. 474.

Cyclonotum, Dej., xi. 85.

Cyclonyx, Miers, xiv. 649.

— frontalis, White, xiv. 649.

Cyclopelta suavissima, Sc.ater, xiii. 491.

—_

GENERAL INDEX.

Cyclophoride, xv. 242, 244.

Cyclophorus, Mondéf., xiv. 700.

Cyclophthalmus, Hope, x. 436.

Cyclopide, xix. 296; xx. 147, 151.

Cyclopides, Hiibn., x. 500; xi. 434.

Cyclops, as food for fish, Proce. ii. 355.

Cyclops and the Relations of the Cope- *
poda, Morphology of (M. M. Har-
tog), Proc. (1883-86) 17; xviii.
332-333. See Trans., 2nd ser. Zool.
vol. vy. 1-46.

—, sections of, shown (Hartog), Proc.
(1880-82) 28.

Cyclops brevicornis, Claus, xviii. 352.

Cyclopsitta, Hombr. § Jacq., ii. 141.

— Desmaresti, Garn., ii. 166.

— diophthalma, Hombr. & Jacq., ii. 166.

— suavissima, Sclater, xiv. 685.

Cyclopsittacus cervicalis, Schrader &
D Albert., xiii. 310.

— coccineifrons, Sharpe*, xvi. 318,
426.

— diophthalmus, Hombr. § Jacg., Xvi.
318.

— suavissimus, Sclater, xiii. 491; xvi.
426.

Cyclopterus, Linn, xv. 52; xviii.
303, 304.

—lumpus, Linn, v. 25; XV. 35; .
XVili. 303.

— nudus, Linn., Proc. ii. 32.

Cyclorhis, Stricki., ii. 143.

Cycloserioida, xviii. 149, 198.

Cycloseris, Milne-Edw. § Haime; xviii.
149, 198.

Cyclosia, Hiibn., vi. 95-97.

— dissimulata, Walk. *, vi. 96.

— ficta, Walk. * , vi. 96, 97.

— fuliginosa, Walk., vi. 96.

— nivipetens, Walk. * , iii. 185.

— noctipennis, Walk.* , vi. 95.

— pieridoides, Botsd., vi. 95.

— pieroides, Walk.*, vi. 96.

— submaculans, Walk. *, iii. 185.

— tenebrosa, Walk. * . vi. 96.

Cyclostoma, Lam., iv. 40; xi. 380;
xiv. 702.

Cyclostomata, Rich., xiv. 239; xv.
239 ; xvii. 400-404 ; xx. 275, 276.

Cyclostomatous Bryozoa, Ovicells of
(Walters), Proc. (1883-86) 9; xx,
275-280.

Cyclostomide, xv. 244.

Cyclostomous fishes, xii. 442.

Cyclostrema, Marr., xiv. 700.

Cyclura, Stebbing * , xii. 146, 147, 151.

— venosa, Stebbing, xii. 146, 147, 151.

Cycnorhamphus, Seeley, Xiii. 92, 98.

— suevicus, Quenstedt, X1iii, 92, 94.

. Cycotida, Pascoe * , Xi. 453; xii. 86.

GENERAL INDEX.

Cycotida lineata, Pascoe * , xi. 454, 491;
xii. 86.

Cydippe hormiphora, Gegend., Xvi. 94.

Cydippide, xvi. 97.

Cyduus, Fabr., xi. 81.

Cydostethus, Pascoe * , xii. 37, 93.

— solutus, Pascoe * , xii. 38, 77, 93.

— lineolatus, Pascoe * , xii. 38, 93.

Cygnus americanus, Sharpless, viii. 4, 6.

— Bewickii, Yarrell, viii. 3.

— buccinator, Rich., Proc. (1866-67)
xlii; viii. 1-8; ix. 298-300.

— Passmori, Hincks*, Proc. (1866—
67) xlii; viii. 1-8; ix. 298-3800.

Cylichna, Lov., XVii. 339.

— acuminata, A. Ad., xvii. 326.

—alba, Brown, xii. 107; xvii. 320,
334.

— bizona, A. Ad., xvii. 322.

— corticata, MOll., xii. 107.

—crispula, Watson * , xvii. 319, 321.

— cylindracea, Pennant, xvii. 99, 320.

— decussata, A. Ad., XVii. 339.

— discus, Watson * , xvii. 319, 320.

— fijiensis, #. Sm., Xvii. 339, 340.

— labiata, Watson * , xvii. 319, 324.

— luticola, C. B. Ad., xvii. 322.

— macra, Wats., xvii. 320.

. — marmorata, A. Ad., XVil. 322.

—noronyensis, Watson*, xvii. 319,
322; xx. 503.

— pyramidata, A. Ad., XVii. 539.

— reticulata, Watson * , xvii. 319, 328,
324,

— subreticulata, Watson *, xvii. 319,
329.

— tahitensis,
320.

— umbilicatus, Monterosato, xvii. 338.

— (Volvula)paupercula, Watson * ,xvii.
319, 325.

— (—) suleata, Watson * , xvii. 319,
325

Watson*, xvii. 319,

Cylicia, Hd. §& H., xviii. 64, 65, 195.

— rubeola, Quoy §& Gaim., XViii. 63.

Gyhcosmtt 2: Ed. & H., Xwiil. 57, 58,
203.

Cylidrus, Latr., xi. 84, 87.

Cyline, x. 436.

Cylindilla, Bates * , xviii. 250, 262.

— grisescens, Bates * , XWiii. 207, 250.

Cylindra undulosa, Reeve, vii. 199.

Cylindrodema, Thoms., ix. 118.

Cylindrecium dilatatum, Hincks, xx.
454.

Cylindromicus, Sharp *, xix. 58, 60,
73

— gracilis, Sharp *, xix. 60, 73, 84.
Cylindromorphus, Kées., xi. 509.
— japanensis, L. Saund.* , xi. 519.

107

Cylindrophis rufus, Lawr., x. 39, 65.

Cylindrorhinine, X. 436.

Cylindrotoma ornatissima, Do/., v. 166.

Cyllene, Walk., vi. 111.

Cyllo, Boisd., viii. 143.

— amabilis, Boisd., viii. 148, 144.

— Atrax, Feld., viii. 144.

— Banksia, Fabr., viii. 144.

— Boisduvalia, Feld., viii. 144.

— constantia, Cram., viii. 143, 144.

— Erichsonia, Feld., viii. 144.

— Helena, Westw.. wiii. 144.

— Leda, Linn., viii. 144.

— Lowii, Doubl. § Hew., viii. 143.

Cymatophorid, vi. 178.

Cymba Cymbium, Sowerd., v. 195.

— Neptuni, Sowerb., v. 190.

— Olia, Sowerb., v. 191.

— proboscidale, Lam., v. 186, 187.

— proboscidalis, Sowerb., v. 193.

— procina, Sowerb., v. 194.

— rubiginosa, Sowerb., v. 186, 192.

Cymbalopora, Hag., ix. 149.

Cymbasoma, Thompson * , XxX. 154.

— Herdmani, Thomps.* , XX. 15d.

— rigidum, Thomps. * , Xx. 154, 156.

Cymbiola, Swains., Xvi. 331, 332.

— lutea, Watson * , xvi. 331.

Cymbium, Klein, iv. 44, 60; v. 189,
190 ; xvi. 239.

— angulatum, Lowe, v. 175.

— argo, Linn., iv. 60.

— cisium, Menke, v. 149.

— excavatum, Mart., v. 195.

— incurvum, Lowe, v. 175.

— Olla, Linn., v. 190.

— papyraceum, iv. 60.

— persicum, Mart., v. 190.

— persicum maculatum, Mart., v. 191.

— Philippinum, Mart., v. 191.

— proboscidale, Lam., v. 193, 194.

— procinum, Lam., v. 187, 193, 194.

— productum, Lowe, v. 191.

— rubiginosum, Swatns., v. 175, 186-
191, 194; xxii. 519.

— —, var. angulata, Lowe, v. 186, 192.

— incurva, Lowe, 186, 189, 192.

Cymindis, Cwv., ii. 143; xi. 61, 71, 87.

Cymodocea, Milne-Edw., xii. 148.

— armata, Milne-Hdw., xii. 146.

— versicolor, Rathhke, xii. 150.

Cymospira, Savigny, viii. 16-19.

— brachycera, Baird * , viii. 17, 22.

— MacGillivrayi, Baird*, viii. 19,
2,

— tricornis, Baird * , viii. 17, 22.
Cymothoa acuminata, Fabr., Xvi. 26.
— emarginata, Fabr., Xvi. 43.
—entomon, Fubr., xvi. 13.

_— marina, Fabr., Xvi. 26.

108

Cyn ohe® Hiibn., Proc. (1867-68) 1x;
i. 434.
Cae Hahn, Xi. 82.
Cynzlurus jubata, Schred., xix. 1.
Cynarina, Briigg., Xviii. 57, 59, 61,
203.

Cynethia, Pascoe * , xii. 60, 66, 98.

— interrupta, Pascoe * , xii. 60, 78, 98.

Cynipide, Westw., 11. 117.

—, British (Rolfe), Proc. (1883-86) 66.

Cynips adscendens, Fabr., xx. 28.

— armata, Panz., Xvi. 67.

— fecundatrix, Hartig, xi. 429, 431.

— insignis, /. Smith*, ii. 117; vii.
145.

— Quercus-petioli, Zinn., quantity of
Tannin in the Galls of (H. H.Vinen),
Proe. (1855-56) vi; i. 72, 73.

— Rose, Linn. (Hailey), Proc. (1865-
66) iv.

Cynogale, Gray, xix. 7, 8, 10.

Cynoglossus, Ham. Buch., xi, 526.

— dubius, Day * , x1. 525.

— macrolepidotus, Bleeker, xi. 525.

Cynoidea, xix. 3, 20, 21, 24.

Cynomyia, Desv., i. 127.

—- costalis, Dol., v. 159.

— fortis, Walk. * ,i. 127; ix. 20.

Cynopithecus, Geoff, iv. 176.

Cynops pyrogaster, Bote, xiv. 718.

Cynorta, Baly, xx. 161.

— apicipennis, Baly * , xx. 162, 187.

— facialis, Baly * , xx. 162, 187.

— ocellata, Baly * , xx. 161, 187.

Cynthia, Fabr., x. 500; x1. 435.

— cardui, Steph., ix. 54; xi. 22 ; xvii.
176, 181, 185.

— erota, Fubr., xiii. 196.

— erotella, Butler * , xiii. 196.

Cynthia, Savigny, ix. 310-346.

— Canopus, Sav., ix. 318.

— coriacea, Alder, XVi. 532.

— echinata, Linn., xx. 448, 466.

— granulata, Alder, xvi. 532.

— ovata, Hancock * , ix. 317.

— squamulosa, Alder, ix. 317.

— suleatula, A/der, xvi. 532.

— tuberosa, Macgilliv., xvi. 532.

Cynthiadaz, ix. 338, 344.

Cynthiidz, xvi. 530.

Cyphagogus, Parry, ¥vii. 297, 298.

— Erichsoni, Kirsch, xvii. 297.

— planifrons, Kirsch, xvii. 297.

— signipes, Lewis * , xvii. 297, 302.

— Westwoodi, Parry, xvii. 297.

— Whitei, Westw., xvii. 297.

Cyphastreea, Milne-Ed. & Haime, Xviii.
104, 106, 107, 137, 197, 203.

Cyphocarcinus, Milne-Hdw., xiv. 664.

— minutus, Milne-Edw., xiv. 664.

GENERAL INDEX.

Cyphoderia, Schwmberger, xiii. 406.

— margaritacea, Schumberger, xiii. 406.

— truncata, Schulze, xiii. 407.

Cyphoma elongatum, 4. dd.*, vii.
96.

Cyphonautes, Hhr., xii. 210.

Cypreea, Linn., iv. 44.

— adusta, Lam., vii. 94.

— amethystea, Linn., vii. 93.

— Arabica, Linn., vii. 93.

— arlequina, Chenu, vii. 93.

— caput-serpentis, Linn., vii. 94.

— caurica, Linn., vii. 94.

— cinerea, Gmel., xx. 490.

— clandestina, Linn., vii. 94.

— clara, Gaskoin, xx. 490.

— eglantina, Ducl., vii. 98.

— erosa, Linn., Vil. 94.

— europa, Mont., v. 169, 175; xvii.
99

— felina, Gray, vii. 93.
— fimbriata, Gmel., vii. 93.
— flaveola, Linn., vii. 93.
— fragilis, Linn., vii. 93.
— helvola, Linn., vii. 94.
— histrio, Gmel., vii. 93.
— limacina, Lamk., vii. 94.
— lurida, Linn., v. 175; xii. 524.
— moneta, Linn., vii. 94,
— onyx, Linn., vii. 94.
— pallida, Gray, vii. 94.
— pilula, Kien., vii. 94.
— Pyrum, Gm., v. 175.
— reticulata, Mart., vii. 93.
— spurea, Linn., v. 175; xii. 524.
— staphylea, Linn., vii. 94.
— Tigris (Reeve), Proe. i. 308.
— venusta, Sowerby * , Proc. i. 314.
— vitellus, Linn., vil. 94.
— (Trivia) pediculus, Linn., xx. 490.
Cee Wen UiOe vate 91, 94; XV.

— eae (Adams), Proce. (1862-63)
iv; vii. 91-96.

Cyprea, Montf., iv. 63-66.

— Amethystea, Linn., iv. 64.

— annulus, Linn., iv. 65.

— Arabica, Linn., iv. 63.

— Argiolus, Linn., iv. 65.

— Argus, Linn., iv. 63.

— asellus, Linn., iv. 65.

— bicincta, Linn., iv. 65.

— caput-serpentis, Zinn., iv. 64.

— carneola, Linn., iv. 63.

— cribraria, Linn., iv. 65.

— erosa, Linn., iv. 65.

— erratica, Linn., iv. 65.

— errones, Linn., ‘iv. 65.

— flaveola, Linn., iv. 65.

— fragilis, Linn., iv. 64.

GENERAL

Cyprea globulus, Zinn., iv. 66.

— helvola, Linn., iv. 65.

— hirundo, Linn., iv. 65.

— Isabella, Linn., iv. 64.

— lota, Linn., iv. 64.

— lynx, Linn., iv. 64.

— mappa, Linn., iv. 63.

— Mauritiana, Linn., iv. 64.

— moneta, Linn., iv. 65.

— mus, Linn., iv. 64.

— nucleus, Linn., iv. 65.

— ocellata, Linn., iv. 65.

— onyx, Linn., iv. 64.

— Ovum Vanelli, Linn., iv. 64.

— pediculus, Linn., iv. 65.

— poraria, Linn., iv. 65.

— staphylea, Linn., iv. 65.

— stolida, Linn., iv. 65.

— succincta, Linn., iv. 64.

— talpa, Linn., iv. 64.

— testudinaria, Linn., iv. 63.

— tigris, Linn., iv. 64.

— Vanelli, Linn., iv. 64.

— vitellus, Linn., iv. 64.

— ziezac, Linn., iv. 65.

Cypridea, Bosquet, xix. 300, 301.

Cypridopsis globosa, Brady * , xix. 303,
316.

— marmorata, Brady * , xix. 303, 316.

— vidua, Brady, xix. 303.

Cyprina islandica, Linn., Xvi. 485;
Xvii. 94, 95, 99, 100; xx. 450,
467.

Cyprinide, ix. 161-166; xiii. 111,
112, 139, 215; xiv. 534, 536,
558-567, 571, 572, 574; xviii.
316.

Cyprinina, Xiiil. 338; Xiv. 536, 539 ;
Xviii. 316.

Cyprinodon, Lac., xiii. 111; xiv. 535,
frnote 559, 561, 578.

— dispar, Riippell, Xiv. 535.

—hammonia, Richardson, Xix. 535.

—lunatus, Cuv. § Val., xiv. ftnote 535.

— Stoliczkanus, Day, xiv. 535.

Cyprinodontide, xiv. 534, 535, 558-
566, 572; xviii. 316.

Cyprinotus, Brady * , xix. 293, 301.

— cingalensis, Brady * , xix. 302, 316.

Cyprinus abramioides, Sykes, X1i. 572 ;
xiv. 544.

—acra, Ham. Buch., Xiv. ftnote 542.

—anjana, Ham. Buch., xiv. ftnote

» 549.

— apiatus, Val., xiv. ftnote 551.

— Carpio, Lznn., v. 21, 50.

— Carpis, read Carpio, v. 50.

—eachius, Ham. Buch., xiv. ftnote
552.

— canius, Ham. Buch., Xiv. ftnote 548.

INDEX. 109

Cyprinus chapalis, Ham. Buch., xiv.
ftnote 552.

— chedra, Ham. Buch., Xiv. ftnote 551.

— chedrio, Ham. Buch., xiv. ftnote
551.

— cocsa, Ham. Buch., xiv. ftnote 551.

— cura, Ham. Buch., xiv. ftnote 542.

— curchius, Ham. Buch., xiv. ftnote
541.

— eursa, Ham. Buch., Xiv. ftnote 541.

— cursis, Ham. Buch., Xiv. ftnote 541.

— dancena, Ham. Buch., xiv. ftnote
553.

— dero, Ham. Buch., xiv. ftnote 542.

— faleata, Gray, xiv. ftnote 542.

— faleatus, Bloch, xiv. ftnote 542.

— goha, Ham. Buch., xiv. ftnote 551.

—gohama, Ham. Buch., xiv. ftnote
543.

— gotyla, Gray, xiv. ftnote 540.

— Hamilton, Gray, xiv. ftnote 542.

— jogia, Ham. Buch., xiv. ftnote 549,

— Kadoon, Russell, xiv. ftnote 545.

— Kakoo, Russell, xiv. ftnote 545.

— Katla, Ham. Buch., xii. 572.

— Kunnamoo, fussell, xiv. ftnote
545.

— lamta, Ham. Buch., Xi. 571.

— M‘Clellandi, Cuv. ¢ Val., xiv. ftnote
545.

— mola, Ham. Buch., xii. 574.

—morala, Ham. Buch., xiv. ftnote
542.

— mosal, Ham. Buch., xiv. ftnote 546.

—musiha, Ham. Buch., xiv. ftnote
542.

—nancar, Ham. Buch., xiv. ftnote
541.

— nukta, Sykes, xii. 566, 573.

—pausius, Ham. Buch., xiv. ftnote
542.

— potail, Sykes, xii. 572.

—putitora, Ham. Buch., xiv. ftnote
546.

—rasbora, Ham. Buch., xiv. ftnote
549.

— rohita, Ham. Buch., xii. 572.

— sada, Ham. Buch., xiv. ftnote 548.

—sophore, Ham. Buch., xiv. ftnote
548.

— sucatio, Ham. Buch., Xiv. ftnote 540.

— sutiha, Ham. Buch., xiv’. ftnote 549.

— tila, Ham. Buch., Xiv. ftnote 551.

oe Mill., Xiii. 393; xix. 301,

02.

— affinis, Fischer, xix. 299.

— cylindrica, Sowerby, xix. ftnote 297,

— cylindrica, Baird, Xix. 293, 297.

— —, var. major, Baird, xix. 297.

— furfuracea, Brady * , Kix. 299, 316.

110

Cypris Halyi, Brady * , Kix. 299, 316.

— luxata, Brady * , xix. 298, 316.

— Malcolmsoni, Brady*, xix. 293,
297, 316.

— monilifera, Brady * , xix. 298, 316.

— obliqua, Brady, xix. 299.

— purpurascens, Brady*, Kix. 298,
316.

— subglobosa, Baird, xix. 300, 301.

—tenuicauda, Brady*, xix. 299,
316.

— tessellata, Mischer, xix. 299.

— (Chlamydotheca) azteca, Sauss.,
xix. 301.

— (—) subglobosa, Baird, Kix. 293,
300, 301.

Cypselide, ii. 155; xiii. 494 ; xx. 299,
360, 390.

Cypseloides, Strewd., XX. 383, 384.

— niger, Gm., XX. 300, 383-385.

Cypselus, J//., Proc. (1873-74) xxii; XX.
300, 306, 353, 354, 356, 365-385,
388, 390, 391.

—alpinus, Scop., Xx. 374.

—apus, Linn, v. 18, 15; Xx. 355,
366, 368.

— mystaceus, Less., ii. 155.

— pacificus, Lath., xiii. 494.

Cyptocerus (read Cryptocerus) granula-
tus, Latr., Xi. 335.

Cyrena australis, Desh., Xvi. 300, 301,
306

— debilis, Gould, xvi. 303.

— prolongata, Prime, xvi. 300.

— telifera, Walk. * , x. 99.

Cyrenia, Westw., ix. 427.

— Belphegor, Westw., ix. 427.

— Martia, Westw., ix. 427.

Cyrenoidea, Hanl., iv. 37.

Cyria, Serv., Xi. 87.

Cyrina ovalina, Desh., Xvi. 299.

Cyrotyphus, Pascoe*, x. 445; xii. 87.

— fascicularis, Pascoe * , X. 445, 492 ;
xii. 87.

Cyrtida, xiv. 141, 157, 178, 174, 178.

Cyrtidosphera, Haeck., xiv. 149, 150,
168, 179.

— echinoides, Haeck., xiv. 184.

Cyrtocalpis, Haeck., Kiv. 178.

— obliqua, Haeck., xiv. 150.

Cyrtogaster, Keyserling, X. 274.

— excavata, Koch, x. 274.

Cyrtognathus, Falderm., Proc, ii. 292,
293,

— noses, Fabr., Proc. ii. 294.
Cyrtophorus, Big., ix. 104; xviii.
234.

Cyrtosoma, Perty, ®X. 552.
Cyrtosoma, Charp., Xvi. 153.

Ra

GENERAL INDEX.

Cyrtosoma ephippigerum, Burm., Xvi.
158, 155, 188.

Cyrtostomus frenatus, S. Miil/., xiii.
316.

Cyrtozemia, Pascoe * , xi. 443; xii. 81.

— dispar, Pascoe * , x1. 443, 491; xii.
81

Cysticerci of Tzenia Solium, Linn. (Cob-
bold), exhib., Proce. (1868-69) xliii.

Cysticercus cellulosa, Rud., ix. 177,
2838, 294.

-— pisiformis, Zeder, viii. 141, 165,
ix. 173-178, 291.

— tenuicollis, Rud., villi. 141 ; ix. 174,
289.

Cystignathus pachypus, Wag/., v. 18.

Cystineura, Boisd., xi. 438.

Cystiphyllum, Murch., xiv. 215, 221.

Cystophora, Nilss., xix. 21.

Cystophrys Haeckeliana, Archer, Xiii.
402.

— oculea, Archer, xiii. 409.

Cystosoma Neptuni, Guér., Proc. (1873-
74) xxxi.

Cythara capillana, Reeve, xii. 538.

— citharella, Lam., ii. 538.

— interstriata, H. A. Smith * , Xii. 538,
562.

— reticulata, Reeve, xii. 538.

— striata, Schwmacher, xii. 538.

— unilineata, EH. A. Smith* , xii. 538,
562.

— zonata, Reeve, xii. 538.

Cythere, Baird, xix. 302 ; xx. 47.

— Audei, Brady, xix. 310.

— bimamillata, Brady * ,xix. 309,317.

— cancellata, Brady* , xix. 306.

— coralloides, Brady * , xix. 307, 316,

— Darwini, Brady, xix. 308.

— fabacea, Brady * , xix. 305, 317.

— Goujoni, Brady, xix. 308.

— Hodgii, Brady, xix. 310.

— iniqua, Brady, xix. 310, 317.

— lactea, Brady, xix. 309.

— laqueata, Brady* , xix. 309, 317.

— melobesioides, Brady, xix. 309.

— minna, Baird, Xx. 47.

— nodulifera, Brady, xix. 309.

— Normaniana, Brady*, xix. 308.

— papuensis, Brady, Xix. 308.

— pellucida, Baird, Xx. 47.

— rectangularis, Brady, xix. 310,317.

— Ruperti, Brady * , Kix. 306, 316.

— Stimpsoni, Brady * , xix. 308, 310,
316.

— subcuneata, Brady * , xix. 307, 317.

— truncatula, Brady * , xix. 305, 316,

— villosa, Sars, xix. 305.

Cytherea dione, Linn., xviii. 267.

GENERAL INDEX,

Cytheride, xix. 305.

Cytheridea (?) curta, Brady, xix. 314.
— orientalis, Brady * , xix..311, 317.
— pusilla, Brady * , xix. 311, 317.
Cytherura, Sars, xix. 311.

— bataviana, Baird, xix. 310.
Cytilus, Hrichs., xi. 76.

Cytopyge, Proc. (1874~75) xxv.
Cytostoma, Proc. (1874-75) xxv.

D.

Dabarita, Walk., vi. 188.

— subtilis, Walk., vi. 188.

Daboia elegans, Daud., x. 64, 67.

— Russelli, Shaw, x. 5.

Dace, xv. 41; killed by Saprolegnia
ferax, Kiitz., Proc. (1882-83) 12.

Dacelo, Leach, XX. 337.

— Gaudichaudi, Zess., xiii. 493; xiv.
686.

— Gaudichaudi, Quoy g Gaim., ii.
155; xvi. 429.

— Gaudichaudi, Salvad. § DAlb.,
xiii. 313.

— gigantea, Lath., xx. 337, 388.

— intermedius, Salvad., Xili. 312,493;
Xiv. 686. ©

— Leachii, Ramsay, Xiii. 493.

— macrorhinus, Less., ii. 156.

— Tschelicutensis, Heugl., xvii. 435.

Daceioninz, xx. 388.

D’Achiardia, Dune., xviii. 99, 101,
196.

Dactylethra, Cuwv., Kili. 222.

Dactylometra quinquecirra, Agass., KV.
52

Dactylopterus volitans. Linn., XX. 483.

Dactylopus tisboides, Brady, Xx. 47.

— tisboides, Claus, xx. 152.

Dactylosmilia, d@’Orb., xviii. 77, 79,
196.

Dactylospherium vitreum, Hertwig &
Lesser, Xili. 266.

Dactylosternum abdominale, Fabr., xx.
549.

Dacus, Fabr., 1. 183; iv. 149-153;
vi. 13, 22; viii. 122, 183, 134;
ix. 6.

— absolutus, Walk. *, vi. 22 ; ix. 26.

—addens, Walk.*, iv. 149; v. 250,
294; ix. 25.

— eneus, Wied, i. 133; ix. 25.

— areolatus, Walk.*,-v. 295; ix. 26.

— biarcuatus, Walk. *, viii. 122; ix.

— bilineatus, Walk.*, iv. 150; v.
162; ix. 26.
— concisus, Walk.* , v. 252; 1x. 26.

elt

Dacus contrahens, Walk.*, iv. 151;
ix. 26.

— curvifer, Walk. *, vii. 229: ix. 25.

— Ce ope Wali ie Noy) 1X
2

— detrudens, Walk. *, viii. 135; ix.
26

— devius, Walk.* , v. 250+ ix. 25.
— diffusus, Walk. *, iv. 153; ix. 26.
—discipennis, Walk.*, v. 294; ix.

aV.

— divergens, Walt.*, iv. 149; v.
250, 262, 294; inx, 25.
—emittens, Walk.*, iv. 152; v.

294; ix, 26.

— exigens, Walk.*.iv. 150, 151; ix.
26.

—expandens, Walk.*, iii. 114; ix.
26.

— expertus, Walk. * , vi. 14; ix. 25.

— ferrugineus, Fabr., iv. 153.

— figuratus, Walk. * , i. 1383; ix. 25.

— fulvitarsis, Walk.*, iv. 153; ix.

— furcifer, Walk. * , vi. 14; ix. 25.

—imitans, Walk.*, iv. 150; vii.
237; ix. 26.

— inaptus, Walk.*,iv. 151; ix. 26.

— inscriptus, Walk. * , v. i162; ix. 26.

— instabilis, Walk. * , -v. 250; ix. 26.

— lateralis, Walk.*, viii. 123; ix.
26.

— latifascia, Walk, * , iii. 114; ix. 26.

== pavent ts Wath. *, ivi. 115; ix.

— lituratus, Walk. * ,
221, 228; ix. 26.

— longivitta, Walk.*, iti. 115; iv.
150; v. 162; ix. 26.

— maculosus, Walk. MS., ix. 26.

— mutilloides, Walk.*, iii, 115; ix.
25,

—nigrilinea, Walk.*, v. 251; ix.
26.

— obtrudens, Walk.*, iii. 116; ix.
26.

— Olex, Rossi, iv. 149.

—pectoralis, Walk.*, iii. 114; v.
295; wii. 228; ix. 26.

— perplexus, Walk. * , vi. 14; ix. 26,

— pompiloides, Walk. *, iii. 116; ix.

av.

We ZOIL Orahle

— pubiseta, Walk.*, v. 294; vii.
221; ix. 25.

— sepedonoides, Walk.*, wii. 228;
iv. 25.

—sepsoides, Walk. *,
ix. 26.

— signatipes, Walk.*, v. 163; ix.
26.

v. 163, 295;

112

Dacus sordidus, Walk.*, v. 251; ix.
26.

— speculifer, Walk. * , viii. 122; ix. 26.

— strigifer, Walk.*, vi. 13; ix. 25.

— strigifinis, Walk.* , v. 295; 1x. 26.

— terminifer, Walk. * ,iv. 152; ix. 26.

— trivittatus, Walk. *, iv. 153.

— turgidus, Walk. * , viii. 134; ix. 26.

—varialis, Walk.*, viii. 128, 135;
ix. 26.

Dajee, Dr. Bhau, elected Fellow, Proce.
(1865-66) i; obituary, Proc. (1874—
75) XXxvViil.

Dale, Jas. Chas., obituary, Proc. (1871-
72) Ixi.

Dallas, Jas., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1883-86) 7; exhibits Glossy Ibis,
Proce. (1883-86) 124.

Dallas, W. S., elected Fellow, Proc. in.
23; obituary, Proc. (1890-92), 22.

Dallinger, Rev. W. H., elected Fellow,
Proc. (1880-82) 27.

Dalton, Dr. Henry Gibbs, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1864-65) iii; death
announced, Proce. (1888-90) 11.

Dalton, Rev. Jas., obituary, Proc. i. 172.

D’ Alton, St.-Eloy, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1888-90) 2.

Daltry, Rev. Thos. W., elected Fellow,
Proe. (1874-75) vii.

Dameeus geniculatus, Koch, xiv. 121.

Damalina laticeps, Dol., -v. 167.

Damalis, Fubr., 1X. 4.

— erythrophthalmus, Do/., v. 167.

— lugens, Walk. *, v. 237; ix. 14.

Dana, Jas. D. elected For. Memb.,
Proc, ii. 295; eulogy, 301.

Danai, x. 497.

Danaida, Latr., x. 499; xiv. 291.

— Plexippus, Linn., x. 499.

Danaine, vi. 73, 74; Xvi. 463.

Danais, Latr., x. 499.

— Archippus, Fabr., xvi. 464.

— Chrysippus, Linn., ix. 280.

— Plexippus, Linn., Xvi. 463, 464.

— similis, Linn., Xiv. 291.

Danaus, Linn., x. 496-499; xi. 433,
436, 439.

Dangila, Cuv. §& Val., xiv. 537, 548,
575, 579.

— Berdmorei, Blyth, xiv. 543.

— burmanica, Day, Xiv. 543.

— Leschenaultii, Cuv.gf Val., xiv. ftnote
543.

Daniell, Geo., on the habits of Myrmica |.

domestica, Shuck., Proc. i. 172-
177.

Daniell, Dr. Wm. Freeman, elected
Fellow, Proc. ti. 568; obituary,
Proc. (1865-66) lix.

‘GENERAL INDEX.

Danio, Ham. Buch., Xiv. 588, 552,
563, 566, 577, 579.

— equipinnatus, M‘Clel/., xiv. 552.

— albolineata, Blyth, xiv. 552.

— chrysops, Cuv. §& Val., xiv. 552.

— dangila, Ham. Buch., xiv. 552.

— devario, Ham. Buch., xiv. 552.

— lineatus, Day, xiv. ftnote 552.

— lineolatus, Bleeker, xiv. ftnote 552.

— malabaricus, Jerd., xiv. 552.

— micronema, Bleeker, Xiv. ftnote 552.

— neilgherriensis, Day, xiv. 552.

— nigrofasciatus, Day, Xiv. 552.

— osteographus, M*‘ Clell., xii. 576.

— rerio, Ham. Buch., Xiv. 552.

— spinosus, Day, Xiv. 552.

— Stoliczke, Day, xiv. ftnote 552.

Danionina, X¥Viil. 316.

Daona, Walk. * , vii. 190.

—- mansueta, Walk. *, vii. 190.

Dapha, Walk. * , vii. 54.

— exhibens, Walk. * , wii. 55.

Daphnella, Hinds, xv. 472.

— attenuata, #7. Sin., xv. 462.

— aulacoéssa, Wats.* , xv. 457, 472.

—compsa, Wats. * , xv. 457, 470.

— supercostata, H. Sm., xv. 461.

Daphnia, Miill., xi. 83; xv. 376, 377;
xvi. 121-127; xx. 122.

—, eye of (Geddes), Proc. (1880-82)
28.

— pulex, Linn., Xvi. 122; xvii. 205.

Daphnide, xix. 294.

Daphnusa, Walk., vi. 85.

— ocellaris, Walk., vi. 85.

— orbifera, Walk. * , vi. 85.

Daptonoura, Butl., Xi. 438.

Darabitta, Walk. * , 111. 187.

— strigicosta, Walk. * , iti. 187.

Daradax, Wulk.*, i. 85, 146.

—acris, Wulk.* ,i. 146.

— fusipennis, Walk. * , 1. 86, 100.

Darantasia, Walk. * , iii. 186.

— cuneiplena, Walk. *, iii. 186.

Darcodida, XVili. 236, 238.

Daristane, Walk. * , iii. 193.

— tibiaria, Walk. *, iii. 194.

Darna, Walk. * , vi. 174.

— plana, Walk. * , vi. 174.

Darwin, Chas. Robert, elected Fellow,
Proe. ii. 287.

—, eulogium on (Flower), Proc. (1887—
88) 67-70.

—, obituary, Proc. (1880-82) 29, 30,
60-62.

—, portrait of, pres. by Geo. Ransome,
Proc. ii. 94.

—, portrait of, Proe. (1888-90) 35, 43,

—, statue of, in Brit. Mus. (Lubbock),
Proc. (1883-86) 90.

GENERAL INDEX,

Darwin, Chas. Robt., extract from a
MS. work on species, Proc. (1857-
58) lv; iii. 45-61.

—, Coleoptera coll. by (F. H. Water-
house), Proc, (1878-79) xxxix ;
xiv. 530.

—, Kssay on Instinct, Proc. (1883-86) 4.

—, Letter addressed to, by Prof. Asa
Gray, Proc. (1857-58) lv.

—, Letter to Asa Gray, iii. 50-53.

—, On parasites coll. by (Cobbold),
Proce. (1883-86) 121 ; xix. 174.

—, and Wallace, Alfred R., On the Ten-
dency of Species to form Varieties ;
and on the Perpetuation of Varieties
and Species by Natural Means of
Selection, iii. 45-62.

Darwin, Francis, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1875-80) ii.

—, On glandular bodies on Acacia
spherocephala, Cham. § Schi., and
Cecropia peltata, Linn., serving as
food for Ants, Proc. (1875-80) x.
See Journ., Bot. Xv. 398.

Darwinia compressa, S. Bate, Xv.67, 336.

Darwin’s Variation of Animals and
Plants under Domestication (Ben-
tham), Proc. (1867-68) xciii-c.

Dascyllus fulvulus, Wiedemann, xiv.

135.

Dasmia, Milne-Hdw. § Haime, xviii. 9,
33, 194.

— neocomiensis, De From., Xviii. 33.

— Sowerbyi, Milne-Edw. § Haime,
XVili. 33.

Dasmide, xvii. 139; xviii. 8.

Dasmosmilia, Pourt., xviii. 57, 58, 195.

— variegata, Pourt., xviii. 59.

Dastareus, Pasc., xix. 59.

— longulus, Sharp * , xix. 60, 76, 84.

— porosus, Walk., ix. 300 ; Xix.76, 128.

Dasychira, Hiibn., vi. 130, 131.

— apicalis, Walk. * , vi. 130, 181.

— grenlandica, Wocke, xiv. 103, 107,
112, 117.

— longipennis, Walk.* , vi. 131.

— signifera, Walk. * , vi. 130.

Dasygastre, ii, 45; iii. 6, 134; v.
133; vii. 46; viii. 92.

Dasylophus, Swains., ii. 140.

Dasyophthalma, Westw., xi. 438.

Dasyphyllia, Milne-Edw. § Haime,
Xviii. 76, 78, 196.

Dasypodide, ii. 37.

Dasypogon, Fabr., i. 112; vi. 5; viii.
109; ix. 3.

— congressus, Walk. * , v. 802; ix. 11.

— glabratus, Walk.*,v. 277; ix. 11.

— honestus, Walk,*, iii. 83; Vv. 277;
ix. 11.

113
Dasypogon incomptus, Walk. *, i. 112;
ix. 11.

— indecorus, Walk. * , viii. 109; ix. 11.
— inopinus, Walk. * , iii. 83; ix. 11.
— lanatus, Dol., v. 167.
— semifilatus, Walk.*, vi. 5; ix. 11.
— solutus, Walk.*, vi. 5; ix. 11.
—vica, Walk., i. 112; ix. 11.
Dasypogonites, i. 112; iii. 83; iv.
104; v. 233, 259, 277, 302; vi. 5;
viii. 109; ix. 3.
Dasyptilus Pesqueti, Less., xvi. 426.
Dasypus, Linn., ii. 24; xiii. 188.
Dasyuride, ii. 25.
Dasyurus, Geoffr., xii. 188, 194; xiii,
189

Data, Walk. * , vi. 191.

— thalpophiloides, Walk, * , vi. 192.

Daubeny, Dr. Chas. Giles Bridle,
obituary, Proc. (1867-68) ci.

Daudebardia, Beck, vi. 153; xv. 163.

Davidson, Lieut.-Col. Alfred Augustus,
elected Fellow, Proc. (1880-82) 6;
obituary, Proc. (1883-86) 141.

Davidson, ‘Thos., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1878-79) xxxviii; obituary, Proc,
(1883-86) 141.

—, Monograph of Recent Brachiopoda,
Proc. (1883-86) 118, 184, 185. See
Trans., 2nd ser. Zool. vol. iv. 1-248.

—, Note on a new species of Japanese

Brachiopoda, Proc. (1873-74) xiv;
xii. 109, 110.

Davies, Dr. Arthur Elson, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1868-69) xxv.

Davies, Jas. Wm., elected Fellow, Proc,
(1874-75) viii.

Davies, Rev. William, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1872-73) iv.

Davis, J. W., On a new species of Ceela-
canthus, Agass., from the Yorkshire
Cannel Coal, Proc. (1883-86) 17. See
Trans., 2nd ser. Zool. vol. ii. 427-433.

—, On Heterolepidotus grandis, Davis,
a Fossil Fish from the Lias, Proc.
(1883-86) 69; xvili. 293-298.

Davis, Richard, elected Fellow, Proc. i.
44; death announced, Proce. (1878-
79) xlv.

Davy, David Elisha, obituary, Proc. ii.
185

Davy, Rev. Martin, D.D., F.R.S., death
announced, Proce. i. 34.

Dawnay, Rt. Hon. Wm. Henry, M.P.,
Viscount Downe, elected Fellow,
Proce. i. 116; obituary, Proc. (1856-
57) xxvi.

Day, Francis, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1857-58) vi; obituary, Proc.
(1888-90) 75, 96.

I

114

Day, Francis, exhibits a Kingfisher
(Alcedo bengalensis, Gmel. ) caught
and drowned by a Unio, fezz.,
Proc. (1875-80) v.

—, —a Series of Pearl-Oysters, Proc.

_ (1883-86) 78.

—, — Poor-Cod, Proe. (1887-88) 7.

—, — Salmonide, Proc. (1879-80) lii.

—, — Salmon Parrand hybrids between

_ Charr and Trout, Proe. (1886-87) 2.

—, — American Trout, Proc. (1882-83)
1, 2.

—, — two-headed Trout, Proc. (1883-
86) 78.

—,— malformed Trout, Proc. (1886-
87) 13.

—, — Lochleven and Sea Trout, raised
at Howietoun, Proc. (1887-88) 13.

—, Instincts and Emotions in Fish,
Proc. (1875-80) xlix; xv. 31-59.

—, Observations on British Salmones.—
I. Trout, Proc. (1880-82) 28 ; xvi.
396-417.

—, Observations on some Brit. Fishes,
Proce. (1880-82) 7; xv. 310-318.

—, Observations on the Marine Fauna
of the EH. Coast of Scotland, Proc.
(1882-83) 4; xvii. 84-102.

— Ona Collection of Fishes from the
Deccan, Proc. (1875-80) vi; xii.
565-578.

—, On hybrid Trout and Salmon, Proc.
(1883-86) 78.

—, On Pearl Oysters, Proc.(1883-86) 78.

—, On Pilchards, Proc. (1880-82) 22.

—, On some Irish Sticklebacks (Gaster-
osteus, Linn.), Proc. (1875-80) xiii ;
xiii. 110-114.

—, On some new Fishes of India, Proc.
(1872-73) vii; x1. 524-530.

—, On the Amphibians and Migratory
Fishes of Asia, Proc. (1875-80) xv ;
xili. 198-215.

—, On the breeding of Salmon from
Parents which have never descended
to the Sea, Proe. (1883-86) 74: See
Trans., 2nd ser.Zool. vol. 11. 447-468.

—, On the Geographical Distribution of
Indian Freshwater Fishes, Proc.
(1875-80) xiv, xvili; Proe. (1875-
80) xxxix.

—, —. Part I. The Acanthopterygii,
Spiny-rayed ‘Teleostean Fishes,
xiii. 188-165.

—, —. Part II. Siluride, xiii. 338-353.

—,—. Part III. Conclusion, xiv. 534—
579.

—, On the Loch-Leven Trout (Salmo
levenensis), Proc. (1886-87) 5; xx.
71-90.

GENERAL INDEX.

Day, Francis,On the Hebridal Argentine,
Proe. (1875-80) liv; xv. 78-84.

—, On the Introduction of Trout and
Tench into India, Proc. (1875-80)
Vv, Vi; Xii. 562-564.

—, On the occurrence of Gadus macro-
cephalus, Tiles., at the mouth of the
Thames, Proc. (1875-80) xliv.

—, On the occurrence of Morrhua
macrocephala, Tiles., atthe mouth
of the Thames, xiv. 689-692.

—, On the skulls of Salmo salar, Linn.,
and 8. fario, Linn., Proc. (1883-86)
127.

—, On the specific identity of Scomber
punctatus, Couch, with S. scomber,
Linn., Proce. (1875- -80) Ixi; xv.
146-149.

—, OnVariationsin Form and Hybridism
in Salmo fontinalis, Mitch., Proce.
(1882-83) 21, 26; xvii. 13-19.

—, presentation of books by, Proce.
(1888-90) 8.

—, Relationship of the Indian and
African Freshwater Fish-Faunas,
Proc. (1883-86) 69; xvili.308-317.

Day, John, elected Fellow, Proc. (1868—
69) xliv; death announced (1888—
90) 11.

Deane, Henry, elected Fellow, Noy. 6,
1855; obituary, Proc. (1873-74) xIvi.

Deane, Henry, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1883-86) 83.

Deane, Jas., elected Fellow, Proc. (1874—
75) ii; death announced, Proce.
(1883-86) 1380.

De Bary, Dr. Anton, elected For. Memb.,
Proce. (1866-67) ix ; obituary, Proc.
(1887-88) 87.

Debis, Westw., viii. 143; ix. 55,

— arcadia, Cram., viii. 143.

— Diana, Buil. * , ix. 55.

— Dinarbas, Hew., ix. 55.

— Europa, Fabr., viii. 143.

— —, var. arete, Cram., Vili. 148.

— Isana, Kollar, viii. 143.

— Mekara, Moore, viii. 148.

Decacnemus, Linck, xv. 189.

Decaisne, J., elected Kor. Memb., Proc.
i. 370; obituary, Proc. (1880-82) 62.

Decameros, D’Orb., xv. 189, 199, 200,
212-215.

De Candolle, Alphonse, elected For.
Memb., Proce. ii. 77.

—, Gold Medal awarded to, Proc. (1888—
90) 51.

De Candolle, Augustin
obituary, Proe. i. 142.

Decapoda, Proc. i. 192; Proc. (1873-
74) xxxi; xv. 60; xX, 507.

Pyramus,

GENERAL INDEX.

Decapoda, respiration in larva of
(Hartog), Proc. (1879-80) Ixi.

Decatoma, Spin., Proce. i. 233.

Decempennate, xvii. 426.

Decipula ovata, Jeffr., xiv. 422.

Dediama, Walk., vi. 134.

— basivacua, Walk. * , vi. 134.

Deep-sea Soundings (Chimmo), Proc.
(1870-71) xxx.

Deep-water Fauna of Clyde Sea-area
(Hoyle), xx. 442-472.

Deer, xii. 160.

—, hair of, xv. 338.

Defranceia lucernaria, Sars, Xiil. 485.

— stellata, Goldf., xiii. 484, 485.

Defrancia, Marsson, xiv. 694; xv.
396, 450, 455, 472; xx. 281.

— araneosa, Wats. * , xv. 457, 462.

— chariessa, Wats. *, xv. 457, 458.

— chyta, Wats.* , xv. 457, 466.

— circumvoluta, Wats. * , xv. 457, 465.

— cribraria, Wats., xv. 468.

— diadema, Gold., xx. 284.

— disticha, Hag., xx. 284.

— formosa, Jeffr., xv. 467, 468.

— hormophora, Wats. * , xv. 457.

— linearis, Mont., xvii. 99, 100.

— magellanica, Phil., xv. 446.

— modesta, Wats., xv. 468.

— pachia, Wats. * , xv. 457, 460, 462.

— perparva, Wats.* , xv. 457, 469.

— perpauxilla, Wats.* , xv. 457, 468.

— pudens, Wats. * , xv. 457, 461, 464.

— reticulata, Hag., xx. 284.

— streptophora, Wats.* , xv. 457, 464.

— supercostata, H. Sm., xv. 449.

Degeerella, Herk., xiv. 733.

Degeeria, Meig., xvii. 270.

Degeeria, Nic., xvi. 541-545; xvii.
270-272.

Degeeria (Brook), Proc. (1880-82) 35;
Proc. (1882-83) 9 ; xvi. 541-545;
Xvil. 270-283.

— annulata, Lubb., Xvii. 273.

— arborea, Tullb., xvii. 276.

— atra, Nic., xvii. 281.

— cincta, Lubb., xvii. 279.

— corticalis, Nic., Xvii. 276.

— decemfasciata, Pack., xvii. 276,

. , 282:

— decora, Nic., xvii. 280.

— disjuncta, Nic., xvii. 276.

— flavocincta, Pack., Xvii. 271, 282.

— flavopicta, Pack., Xvii. 271, 282.

— griseo-elevata, Pack., xvii. 281.

— incerta, Nic., xvii. 280.

—lanuginosa, Mc, xvi. 542, 544;
Xvii. 276.

— marginata, Tullb., xvii. 276.

— membranea, Nic., xvii. 280.

115

Dageena multifasciata, Tullb., xvii.
276.

— muscorum, Tullb., xvii. 276.

— Nicoletii, Lubb., XVii. 276.

— nigr omaculata, Temp., Xvii. 272.

— nivalis, Linn., xvii. 273.

= nivalis, Nic., X vil. 275.

= perpulchra, ’Pack., Xvi. 281.

— pi, Herkl., xvii. 272.

— pulchella, Ridl., xvii. 271, 276.

— purpurascens, Pack., xvii. 282.

— (?) superba, Reut., xvii. 271, 279.

Degia, Walk. * , vi. 177.

— deficiens, Walk. *, wi. 178.

— imparata, Walk. * pail fet

Dehaanius, M‘Leay, xiv. 650.

-— acanthopus, M‘Leay, xiv. 651.

— dentatus, M.-Hdw., xiv. 651.

Deilephila, Ochs., Xi. 283.

Deiopeia, Steph., Xi. 48.

— detracta, Walk. * , iii. 186.

De la Beche, Sir Henry Thos., obituary,
Proce. ii. 406.

De la Croix, John Errington, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1886-87) 12.

De Laune, Chas. De Laune Faunce,
elected Fellow, Proc. (1882-83) 8.

Delavalia robusta, Brady & Robertson,
xx, 152.

Deleproctophylla, Lef., xi. ftnote 260.

Delessert, Baron Benj., obituary, Proc.
i. 339 ; portrait ot, Proc. (1888-90)
35.

Deletrix exilis, Blackw., Proc. i. 133.

Delias, Hiibn., xi. 436.

— hyparete, Fabr., xiii. 197.

— metarete, Butl.* , xiii. 197.

Deliphrum, Lrichs., xi. 89.

Deloneura, Trim., xi. 434.

Delphax longicornis, Walk. * , X. 120.

— media, Walk. * , x, 121.

Delphinapterus, Gr ay, Kill. 187,

Delphinide, ii. 37; xiii. 92.

Delphinula, Lam., iv. 41.

— cidaris, Reeve, xii. 556.

— crenata, Kien., xii. 557.

— discoidea, Reeve, xii. 556.

Delphinus, Linn., ii. 5; xiii. 48, 187;
xv. 56.

— amazonicus, Spix § Mart., xiii. 36.

— Dalei, Fischer, v. 39.

— Delphis, Linn., iii. 64.

— Ebsenii, read Ibsenii, Eschr., iii. 64.

— Forsteri, Gray, xix. 177.

— fluviatilis, Gerv. § Del., xiii. 36.

— Ihsenii, Hschr., iii. 64 ; xi. 141.

— orea, Linn., xii. 158.

— pallidus, Gerv., xiii. 36.

— Phocena, Linn., iii. 64, 66, 69; xix.
177.

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116

Delphinus Tachuschi, read Tacuschi,
Natt., v. 6.

— Tacuschi, Na?t., v. 6; Xili. 36.

— tursio, Gerv., xi. 141, ftnote 151.

Deltocyathus, Milne-Edw. § Haime,
Xvill. 17, 21, 23, 194.

Deltoidites, ix. 181.

Demacidia, Thoms., ix. 123.

— brunnea, Thoms., ix. 123.

De Man, Dr. J. G. , Report on a Collec-
tion of " Podophthalmous Crustacea
made in the Mergui Archipelago
during the years 1881 and 1882,
Proe. (1883-86) 135 ; xxii. 1- 312.

Demarearus, Haller, Xx. 987.

Demenica, Pasc, * , Xi. 159,163; xii.
80.

— compressa, Pasc, * , xi. 160 ; xii. 80.

Demimeza, Pase. * x. 440; x1i. 82.

— luctuosa, Walk. * Aes 441, 492; xii.

2.

Democrinus Parfaiti, Perrier, Proc.
(1882-83) 35.

Demodex, Owen, Proce. ii. 96.

Demomisis filum, Pasc., ix. 301.

Demonassa, Thoms., ix. 114.

— funeraria, Thoms., ix. 114.

— MacLeayi, Pasc., ix. 114.

Demonax, Thoms., Xvili. 230.

— transilis, Bates * , Xviii. 207, 229.

Dendracis, Milne-EHdw. § Haime, Xviii.
184, 185, 199.

Dendrarza, d’Orb., xviii. 168, 203.

Dendrochelidon mystaceus, Less., Xiv.
629.

Dendrocolaptes, //., ii. 143.

Dendrocolaptide, ii. 133.

Dendrocora, Dunc., xviii. 77, 79, 196.

Dendrocygna guttata, Forst., xiii. 505,

— guttulata, Ramsay, xiii. 505.

— vagans, Myton, Xili. 505.

— viduata, Linn., xvii. 441.

Dendrecine, Xvii. 426.

Dendrogyra, Ehrenb, xviii. 85, 86, 196.

Dendrohelia, Htadl., xviii. 38, 41, 195.

— coalescens, Htall., xvili. 40.

Dendrohyas viridis, BF itz., V. 16, 53.

Dendrolagus inustus, Miill., ii, 154.

— ursinus, Wiill., ii. 154.

Dendroleon pantherinus, Brauer, ix.
246.

Dendronotus, Ald. § Hane., Xiv. 124.

— arborescens, Mill., xx. 448.

Dendrophagus, Schénh., xi. 52, 86;
Xvi. 298.

Dendrophide, x. 51.

Dendrophis pictus, G'mel., X. 52, 66.

Dendrophyllia, Milne-Hdw. § Haime,

- - ¥viii. 177, 179, 199.

Dendrophyllioida, xviii. 173, 177, 198.

GENERAL INDEX.

Dendropora, Michel. xviii. 48.

Dendroptus, Kram., Xvii. 376.

Dendrosmilia, Milne-Edw. g Haime,
Xviii. 72, 196.

Dendrosmilioida, Xviii. 72, 196.

Dendy, Arthur, ‘elected Fellow, Proce.
(1886-87) 4.

Denham, Capt., Nat. Hist. Extracts
from Journal of Voy. of H.MLS.
‘Herald,’ Proc. (1857-58) lii; iii.
32-85.

Dennes, G. E.,
i. 4.

Dennis, John Morley, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1883-86) 16.

Denny, Alfred, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1888-90) 53.

me Henry, elected Associate, Proc.

180 ; obituary, Proc. (1870-71)
ee

Denson, John, death announced, Proc.
(1875-80) ix.

Dent, Chas. Hastings, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1883-86) 74.

Dentalium, Zinn. (Watson), Proc.
(1875-80) xxxviii; iv. 36, 44, 88,
89; xii. 212; xiv. 508-519; xv.
165, 243; xvii. 108.

— abyssorum, Sars, xiv. 512, 515.

—acutissimum, Wats.*, xiv. 508,
514.

— egeum, Wats. * , xiv. 508, 509.

—amphialum, Wats. * , xiv. 508, 510,
511.

— anguinum, Linn., iv. 90.

— antillarum, d’Ord., xiv. 514.

—capillosum, Jeffr., xiv. 508, 509,
511, 520.

— —, var. paucicostatum, Wats., xiv.
509.

— ceras, Wats.* , xiv. 508, 509.

— circumeinctum, Wats.*, xiv. 508,
513.

— clavatum, Gould, xiv. 524.

— compressum, Wats. * , Xiv. 508, 516,

— dens elephantis, Linn., iv. 88.

— dentalis, Linn., Xiv. 508, 516, 518.

— dentalium, Linn., iv. 89.

— diarrhox, Wats. * , xiv. 508, 511.

— didymum, Wats. * , xiv. 508, 517.

— elephantinum, Linn., iv. 88.

— ensiculus, Jeffr., xiv. 508, 518.

— entale, Linn., xx. 46.

—entalis, Linn., iv. 89; xiv. 508,
512-514; xwil. 94-97, 99; xx.
450, 467.

— —, var. agile, Sars, Xiv. 512, 513,
515.

elected Fellow, Proc.

— —, var, orthrum, Wats., xiv. 512,

o14,

GENERAL INDEX.

Dentalium entalis, var.
Stimps., Xiv. 512.
—erectum, Sow., xiv. 513.

— filum, Sow., xiv. 520.

— fusticulus, Brug., xiv. 512.

— gadus, Mont., xiv. 524.

— gracile, Jeffr., xiv. 520.

— grande, Desh., xiv. 510, 511.

— incertum, Phil., xiv. 512.

— intestiniforme, Linn., iv. 89.

— inversum, Desh., Xiv. 514, 515.

— javanum, Sow., xiv. 508, 518.

— Lamarckii, Chemun., xiv. 516.

— leptosceles, Wats. * , xiv. 508, 512,

513, 515.

— Lessoni, Desh., xiv. 514.

— longitrorsum, Reeve, xiv. 508, 515.

— lubricatum, Sow., xiv. 512.

— octogonum, Linn., xiv. 517, 518.

— parasiticum, Linn., iv. 89.

— penis, Linn., iv. 90.

— planorbe, Linn., iv. 90.

— politum, Desh., xiv. 516.

— semipolitum, Sow., xiv. 514.

— splendidum, Desh., xiv. 514.

— striolatum, Stimps., xiv. 512.

— subterfissum, Jeffr., xiv. 508, 515,
516.

— tornatum, Wats. * , xiv. 508, 518.

— yokohamense, Wats.*, Xiv. 508,
517.

— zelandicum, Sow. jun., Kiv. 510.

Dentex vulgaris, Cuv. ¢ Val., v. 22.

Denudatz, iii. 7.

Depsages, Pasc., ix. 113.

— pranulosa, Guér., ix. 113.

Derbe, Fabr. (Westwood), Proce, i. 82-
85

striolatum,

— costalis, Fabr., Proce. i. 83.

— elongata, Habr., Proc. i. 84.

— fasciolata, Boh., Proc. i. 84.

— fritillaris, Boh., Proc. i. 84.

— hemorrhoidalis, Fabr., Proc. i. 82.

— nervosa, Fabr., Proc. i. 84.

— nervosa, Klug, Proc. i. 83.

— nivea, Fabr., Proc. i. 83.

— pallida, Fabr., Proe. i. 83.

— punctum, Fabr., Proc. i. 83.

— semistriata, Westw.* , Proe. 1. 83.

— sinuosa, Habr., Proc. i. 84.

— squamigera, Fabr., Proe. i. 83.

— stellulata, Boh., Proc. i. 84.

— strigipennis, Westw. * , Proc. i. 83.

— testacea, Fabr., Proce. i. 83.

Derbishire, Dr. Phil., obituary, Proc.
i. 232.

Derboides, Spin., x. 134.

Derby, Rt. Hon. Earl of, obituary, Proc.
ii. 186.

Dereas, Boisd., x1. 435.

117

Derelomine, x. 437.

Deretaphrini, xix. 60, 73.

Deretiosus, Pase. * , xi. 184; xii. 92.

— aridus, Pasc. *, xi. 185, 218; xii.
92

Deridobranchus, Gray, xv. 165, 242.

Dermaleichus, Koch, Xiv. 122; xv.
307, 308; xvii. 372, 388; xix.
273.

— stercorarinus, Murr., xiv. 122.

Dermaptera, Dipterous parasites on
(Newport), Proc. ii. 247.

Dermatochelys coriacea, Linn., X. 10, 20.

Dermatodes, Schénh., Kix. 322.

— metallescens, Pasc. * , xix. 319, 321.

Dermestes, Linn., Xi. 72, 84, 87.

— felinus, Fabr., xx. 549,

Dero, Oken, Natural History of (Bous-
field), Proc. (1886-87) 2; xx. 91-
107.

— acuta, Bousf., xx. 103, 105.

— digitata, Miill., xx. 96, 103.

— furcata, Oken, xx. 92, 93, 95, 102,
103, 105, 107.

— latissima, Bousf., xx. 101, 103, 104,
107.

—limosa, Leidy, Xx. 95, 103, 105,
107.

— Milleri, Bousf.*, xx. 101, 102,
104, 107.

— obtusa, D’ Udekem, xX. 95, 103, 104,
105, 106.

— obtusa, Perrier, xx. 104.

— palpigera, Grebincky, Xx. 95, 105.

— Perrieri, Bouwsf., xx. 95, 103, 104,
107.

— philippinensis, Semp., XX. 95, 105.

— Rodriquezii, Semp., KX. 95, 105.

Deroplia, Dej., ix. 82.

Derotremata, Dum.,-v. 225.

Deshayes, G. P., elected Foreign Memb.,
Proc. i. 237; death announced,
Proce. (1875-80) ix.

Desmacidon anceps, Schmidt, xv. 478.

— columella, Bowerb., xv. 478.

— dian, Schmidt, xv. 478.

— emphysema, Schmidt, xv. 478.

— physa, Schmidt, xv. 478.

Desmarestia, Gray, Xvi. 65.

— chilensis, Gay, xvi. 74, 75.

Desmidocnemis, Moschl., xii. 397.

— (?) platyleuca, Walk., xii. 397.

— Prittwitzi, Méschi., xii. 397.

Desmidophorus, Schonh., xix. 332,
333.

— encaustus, Pase. * , xix. 319, 333.

— fascicularis, Oltv., xix. 332.

— penicillatus, De. Cat., Xix. 332.

— Satanas, Pasc.*, xix. 319, 332,
336..

118

Desmidophorus ursus, Roelofs, Kix. 333.

Desmocladia, Reuss, X viii. 83, 85, 196.

Desmognathus, Baird, xiv. 718, 719.

Desmophyllum, Hhrend., xvili. 9, 11-
13, 194.

— crista-galli, Hhrenb., Proc. (1888-90)
72; Xviii. 11; on telegraph cable
(Dunean), Proe. (1883-86) 3.

— ingens, Mosel., xviii. 11.

Desmoscyphus, Ad/m. * , xii. 264; xix.
142-148,

— Buskii, Allm.* , xii. 265, 282.

— orifissus, Ad/m. * , xix. 143, 159.

— unguiculata, Bush, xix. 144, 160.

Desmosticha, xix. 203.

Desmothoraca, xiii. 298.

Desmozona, Boisd., ix. 451.

—hemixanthe, Fe/d., ix, 215, 229,
449,

— Mantus, Boisd., ix. 453.

Desoria, Agass., Xvii. 270.

Detonuda, Walk. *, vii. 193.

— spureata, Walk, * , wii. 194.

Deucalion, Woll., Proc. ii. 294; xviii.
236, 238.

Deudorix, Hew., xi. 435.

Deuterocampta Saundersi, Baly * , Xiv.
337, 356.

Deuterostomata, xii. 207, 209, 211,
220.

Deva infundens, Walk. * , wii. 74.

Devario, Bleeker, Xiv. ftnote 538

—cyanotenia, Blecher, xiv.
552.

— M‘Clellandi, Bleeker, xiv. ftnote
Hor

Dexagia, Pasc.*, xi. 166,167; xii.

5.

— superciliaris, Pasc. * , xi. 166, 217;
xii. 85.

Dexamine spinosa, Leach, ix. 147;
XVii. 98.

Dexia, Meig., 1. 126; iv. 129; vi. 19.

— alulifera, Walk. *, v. 157, 287 ; vii.
214; ix. 19.

— basifera, Walk. * , iv. 129; ix. 19.

— cylindrica, Walk. * , v. 260 ; ix. 19,

— divergens, Walk. * , i. 21; ix. 19.

— extendens, Walk. * ,i. 126; ix. 19.

— fusiformis, Walk.*, v. 266; ix.
19.

— includens,

ttnote

Walk. *, iv. 180; ix.

— longipes, Desv., iv. 129.

—munda, Walk.*,i. 126; ix. 19.

— nivifera, Walk. *,-v. 287; ix. 19.

— parallela, Walk. *, vi. 19; ix. 19.

—pectorans, Walk.*, iii. 101; ix.
19.

— precedens, vead precedens. .

GENERAL INDEX.

Dexia precedens, Walk. * ,iv. 131 ; ix.
19.

— (Thelaira) divergens, Walk.*, i.
21

Dexides, Wath., i. 126; iii, 101; iv.
129; v. 157, 241, 260, 266, 287,
301; vi. 9,17; vii. 225; viii.
114; ix. 5.

Diabathrariing, x. 436.

Diabrotica, Chevr., Colombian species
of (Baly), Proc. (1883-86) 121,
123; xix. 213-259.

— abbreviata, Baly * , xix. 238.

— abrupta, Mabr., xix. 259,

— adonis, Baly, xix. 239.

— eneipennis, Baly *, xix. 254,

— alternata, Baly* , xix. 244.

— amabilis, Baly* , xix. 222.

— arcuata, Baly, xix. 218.

— Balyi, Jacoby, Kix. 234.

— beata, Baly * , xix. 244, 249.

— bella, Baly * , xix. 246, 247.

— biannularis, Harold, xix. 220.

— bipustulata, Baly * , xix. 221.

— bivittata, Kirsch, xix. 233.

— bivittaticollis, Baly*, xix, 257
258.

— Butleri, Baly* , xix. 251, 252.

— Chapuisi, Baly * , xix. 227.

— Chevrolatii, Harold, xix. 256.

— chrysopleura, Harold, xix. 215,

— cinetella, Harold, xix. 238.

— circulata, Harold, xix. 243.

— clypeata, Baly * , xix. 249, 251,

— coccinea, Baly, Xix. 234.

— consentanea, Baly * , xix. 214,

— corusea, Harold, xix. 230.

— coryphxa, Kirsch, Kix. 233.

— 10-punctata, Latr., xix. 220, 221.

— deliciosa, Baly * , xix. 251.

— Deyrollei, Baly, xix. 241, 248.

— Dysoni, Baly* , xix. 217.

— effusa, Baly* , xix. 229,

— elegantula, Baly * , xix. 213.

— fenestrata, Baly* , xix. 250.

— flavocincta, Baly * , xix. 235.

— flavolimbata, Hrichs., xix. 234.

— flavomarginata, Baly * , xix, 234.

— formosa, Baly * , X1x. 226.

— fulvosignatia, Baly, xix. 229,

— fuscomaculata, Jacoby, xix, 258,
259.

— Gemmingeri, Baly * , xix. 225,

— gloriosa, Harold, xix. 239.

— gratiosa, Baly* , xix. 215. |

— Haroldi, Baly* , xix. 219, 220,

— Hebe, Baly, xix. 241.

— hexaspilota, Baly * , xix. 228,

—- histrionica, Baly * , xix. 215, 216.

— imitans, Jacoby, xix. 251.

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GENERAL INDEX. 119

Diabrotica incerta, Baly * , xix. 256.
— inconstans, Baly* , xix. 224, 225.
— innuba, Fabr., xix. 230.

— insignata, Baly* , Kix. 256.

— instabilis, Harold, xix. 258.

— intermedia, Baly* , xix. 252.
— Jacobyi, Kirsch, Kix. 259.

— Jekelii, Baly* , xix. 245, 246.
— jucunda, Baly* , xix. 247.

— Kirsehi, Baly* , xix. 231, 232.
— Klugii, Baly* , xix. 258.

— labiata, Baly * , xix. 223.

— Lacordairei, Kirsch, xix. 259.
— leta, Fabr., xix. 248, 249, 251.
— letabilis, Baly* , xix. 257.

— Lebasii, Daly * , xix. 221.

— leucospila, Baly * , Kix. 253.
_— limbella, Baly* , xix. 218.

— lugubris, Baly* , xix. 253.

— mediovittata, Baly * , Kix. 237.
— mimula, Harold, xix. 245, 246.
— mutabilis, Baly * , Kix. 225, 226.
— nigriceps, Baly * , Kix. 235.

— nigroguttata, Baly* , xix. 245.
— nigrolimbata, Baly* , xix. 218.
— nigronotata, Baly* , xix. 216.
— nigrovittulata, Baly * , xix. 242.
— ornatula, Baly * , Kix. 224, 258.
— perplexa, Baly* , xix. 237.

— piceolineata, Baly * , Kix. 243.
— placida, Baly * , xix. 220.

— porracea, Harold, xix. 224.

— posticana, Baly* , xix. 252.

— propinqua, Baly* , Kix. 255.
— puella, Baly* , xix. 238.

— pulehra, Baly, xix. 239.

— puncticollis, Kirsch, Kix. 233.
— regalis, Baly, xix. 213.

— robusta, Baly* , xix. 255, 256.
— Sallei, Baly * , xix. 227.

— separata, Baly* , xix. 252.

— serraticornis, Baly* , xix. 255.
— sexplagiata, Jacoby, Kix. 257.
— Shepherdi, Baly* , xix. 240.
— similata, Baly * , xix. 235, 237.
— simulans, Baly* , xix. 222.

— spectanda, Baly* , xix. 241.

— spiloptera, Baly* , xix. 242.
— spilota, Baly * , Kix. 216, 258,
— Stevensi, Baly * , xix. 248.

— subsulcata, Baly, xix. 221.

— tarsalis, Harold, xix. 220.

— tetraspilota, Baly* , xix. 254,
— Theimei, Baly* , Xix. 231.

— virescens, Baly * , xix. 223.
—virginella, Baly * , xix. 228.

— viridipennis, Jacoby, Xix. 234.
— viridipustulata, Baly * , xix. 226.
— xanthoptera, Baly * , xix. 250.
— zonata, Harold, Xix. 239.

Diacamma bispinosum, Roger, Xi. 323.

— geometricum, Foger, Xi. 321.

— holosericum, Roger, xi. 325.

— rugosum, Mayr, xi. 323.

— sculpturatum, Roger, Xi. 322.

— vagans, Roger, 1. 325,

Diacantha flavicauda, Swains., Xiv.
ftnote 554; xx. 168.

— zebra, Swains., Kiv. ftnote 554.

Diacanthus, Latr., xi. 72.

Diachezta, Benham, XX. 561.

Diadema, Boisd., xi. 280.

— Bolina, Linn., xi. 280; xiii. 196.

— incommoda, But. * , xiii. 196.

— Misippus, Linn., x1. 280.

— nerina, Fabr., xiii. 196.

Diadema, Gray, xv. 320; xix. 96-98,
101, 106-108, 110; xx. 58.

— saxatile, Linn., xx. 560.

— setosum, Gray, Xvi. 355; xix. 95,
113, 179, 201, 212.

— stuposum, Gray, Xix. 96.

Diadematide, xix. 179, 198-203, 208.

—, ambulacra of recent (Duncan), Proce.
(1883-86) 73; xix. 95-114.

Diafungia, Dune. * , xvii. 417; XViii.
141, 142, 198.

— granulata, Dunc. * , xvii. 418, 419.

Diala picta, Ald., xv. 124.

— rufilabris, A. Adams, Xvi. 268,
269.

Dialeptopus granulatus, Pase.*, Xi.
449, 492; xii. 83.

— plantaris, Pasc.*, xi. 449, 492;
xii. 83.

— serricollis, Pasc.*, xi. 449; xii.

Ue783:

Dialithus magnificus, Parry, xiii. 130.

Dianthecia, Boisd., vi. 190.

— scriptiplena, Walk. * , vi. 190.

Diaperidz, Proe. i. 201.

Diaperis, Geoffr., xi. 88.

— Boleti, Linn., Proc. i. 328.

Diapharopodon, Archer, xiii. 389, 408.

— mobile, Archer, xiii. 408.

Diaphna, Pasc.* , x. 455; xii. 92.

— auritipennis, Pasc. * ,x. 446; xii. 92.

— signata, Pasc.*, x. 446, 492; xii.
92

Diaphorus, Meig., i. 122; iv. 117; ix.
4

— delegatus, Walk.* , i. 122; ix. 16.
— resumens, Walk. * , iii. 93; iv. 117;
vii. 210; ix. 16. :

Diaptomus castor, Buchh., xix. 296.

— orientalis, Brady* , Xix. 296, 316.

Dias longiremis, Lil/., Evil. 102, 206 ;
xx. 146, 149, 456.

Diaseris, Milne-Edw. § Haime, xvii.
418; xviii. 143, 149, 150, 198.

120

Diaspis Batesi, Baly*, xiv. 336, 342.

Diastopora, Lam., xvii. 401, 402.

— lineata, MacGilliv., xx. 234.

— meandrina, 9. Wood, xv. 239,

— obelia, Johnst., XX. 450.

— patina, Lamk., xvii. 401.

-— sarniensis, Norm., xvii. 401.

Diastoporide, xv. 239; XVil. 402.

Diastylidz, Proce. i. 378.

Diastylis, Say, Proc. ii. 377.

— Rathkii, Kroyer, xv. 64.

Diastylus, xx. 45, 47.

Diatassa, Pasc. *, xi. 192; xii. 95.

— phalerata, Pasc.*, xi. 193, 218;
xii. 95.

Diathetes, Pasc. * , xii. 71, 99.

— morio, Pase. * , xii. 74, 99.

— nitidicollis. Pasc. * , xii. 72, 99.

— ruficollis, Pase. * , xii. 72, 78, 99.

— sannio, Pase. * , xii. 72, 99.

— strenuus, Pase. * , xii. 72, 99.

Diatrza Sacchari, Gwild., i. 103.

Diblasus, Lonsdale, xviii. 37, 38,
195.

Dibranchiata, xvii. 7-9, 11, 12.

Diceide, xiii. 496.

Diceum, Cwv., ii. 157 ; XX. 353.

— erythrothorax, Less., ii. 157.

— nigrum, Less., ii. 157.

— pectorale, Mill. § Schl., ti. 157.

— rubrocoronatum, Sharpe, xiii. 496 ;
Xvi. 436.

Dicallaneura, Butl., ix. 414; xi. 436,
438.

— decorata, Butl., ix. 414.

— pulchra, Buti., ix. 414.

Dicasticus, Pasc. * , xix. 319, 327.

— celatus, Pase. * , xix. 319, 329.

— laticollis, Pasc. * , xix. 319, 328.

— quadrinus, Pasc.*, xix. 319, 328,
336.

Dicellura, Halid. * , viii. 162.

— solifuga, Halid.* , viii. 162.

Dicerea, Hsch., Xi. 72.

Dichelaspis pellucida (Hoek), Proe.
(1886-87) 11.

Dichelonycha, Kirby, xi. 37.

Dichobune, Cuwv., ii. 29.

Dichocenia, Milne-Edw. § Haime,
Xviili. 98, 99, 196.

Dichocrinus, Miinst., xiii. 51.

Dichodon, Owen, ii. 29.

Dichorsea, T. Woods, xviii. 187, 190,
199.

Dichotrachelus, Stzer/., x. 472.

Dickie, Dr. George, elected Associate,
Proe. i. 13; obituary, Proc. (1882-
83) 40.

Dickins, Fredk. Victor, elected Fellow,
Proc, (1882-83) 7.

GENERAL INDEX.

Dickinson, John, elected Fellow, Proce.
ii. 265; obituary, Proc. (1868-69)
cix.

Dickinson, Dr. Joseph, elected Fellow,
Proc. i. 27 ; death announced, Proc.
(1865-66) 1xi.

Dickinson, Wm., elected Fellow, Proce.
(1855-56) iii.

Dickson, Dr. Alex., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1874-75) viii; obituary, Proce.
(1887-88) 88.

Dickson, Jas., portrait of, Proce. (1888-
90) 35.

Dickson, John Thompson, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1863-64) v; obit-
uary, Proc. (1873-74) xlix.

Dickson, Dr. Robt., death announced,
Proc. (1875-80) ix.

Dicordylus amcenus, Pasc.*, xi. 176;
xii. 87.

— annulifer, Phil., xii. 87.

— binotatus, Phil., xii. 87.

— heilipoides, Zac., x. 474; xi. 175,
176; xii. 87.

— ithyceroides, Lac., xi. 176; xii. 87.

Feces Pase.*, Xi. 176; xii.
87.

— marmoratus, Phil., xii. 87.

— pupillatus, Pasc.*, xi. 175, 217;
xii. 87.

Dicoryne conferta, Alder, xx. 460.

Dicotyles, Cuv., ti. 29.

— albirostris, Wagner, v. 52.

— torquatus, Cuv., v. 52.

Dicranobranchia, xv. 165.

Dicrepidius, Hsch., xi. 84.

Dicrocelium Buskii, Lankester, xii.
288.

Dicruride, xiii, 499.

Dicrurineg, Xvii. 425.

Dicruropsis carbonaria, Salvad., Xvi.
434.

Dicrurus, Vietl?., xx. 357.

—arbonarius, Mili. MS., ii. 160;
xiii. 500.

— divaricatus, Licht., xvii. 425.

— megarhynchus, Q. & G., ii. 160.

Dictyarsea, Reuss, xviii. 186, 188,
199

Dictyna, Sund., Xi. 535.

— benigna, Bl., xi. 5385, 536.

— benigna, Sund., x. 422.

— benigna, Waick., xvii. 163.

— globiceps, Simon, xi. 535, 536.
— latens, Koch, x. 422.

— lugubris, Cambr. * , x1. 530, 535, 547.
— pusilla, Westr., Ki. 536.

— uncinata, Westr., Xi. 536.
Dictynides, xi. 535.
Dictyocephalus, Hhrenb., xiv. 178.

GENERAL INDEX.

Dictyoceras, Haeck., xiv. 178.

Dictyocha, Hhrenb., xiv. 125, 150, 151,
179, 185.

Dictyocylindrus, Bowerb., xv. 493.

— hispidus, Bowerd., xv. 493.

— laciniatus, Carter, xv. 493.

— manaarense, Carter, XV. 482.

— Pykei, Carter, xv. 493.

Dictyocysta, Hhrenb., Proc. (1874-75)
XVli.

Dictyocystidz, Proc. (1874—75) xxii.

Dictyophimus, Hhrenb., xiv. 178.

Dictyophora, Germar, 1. 84, 144, 145;
x. 101-103.

— concolor, Walk., x. 102.

— eribrata, Walk. * , x. 102.

— inscripta, Walk., x. 102.

— longipennis, Walk., x. 102.

—nigrifinis, Walk. * , x. 102, 193.

— speicarina, Walk. *, i. 144.

— speilinea, Walk. *, i. 84, 144.

— surgens, Walk. * , x. 101.

Dictyophoroides, Spino/a, i. 84, 144 ; x.
101.

Dictyophyllia, Blainv., xviii. 104, 131,
187.

Dictyoplegma, Haeck., xiv. 175.

Dictyopodium, Ehrenb., xiv. 149, 150,
151, 178.

Dictyosoma, Miiller, xiv. 155.

Dictyosphagma, Mivart, xiv. 155.

Dictyospyris, Ehrenh., xiv. 178.

Dictyostroma, Nich., xiv. 193, 224.

— undulata, Nich., xiv. 224.

Dicyemide, Proc. (1882-83) 36.

Dicynodon, Owen, xii. 315; xvi. ftnote
134.

Dicynodont: characters of Ichthyosau-
rus (Seeley), xii. 315.

Dicynodontia, xiii. 106.

Dieyrtida, Haeck., xiv. 178.

Didea diaphana, Dol., v. 167.

— Ellenriederi, Dol., v. 167.

— Macquarti, Dol., v. 167.

Didelphis, Linn., ii. 10.

— cancrivora, Gmel., v. 51.

— canerivorus, Gmel., v. 48.

— Mvosurus, Temm., v. 48, 51.

— palmata, Geoffroy, v. 51.

— Philander, Linn., v. 51.

— quica, Zemm., v. 51.

Didelphyide, xii1. 189.

Didelphys, Linn., ii. 8, 21, 25.

Didigua, Walk. * , vi. 181.

— purpureoscripta, Walk. * , vi. 181.

Didina, Walk. * , vi. 99.

— thecloides, Walk. * , vi. 99.

Didinium, Stein, Proc. (1874-75) xxx.
XXX1, XXXll.

Didonis, Hiibn., xi. 438.

2m

Didosaurus mauritianus,
Xiii. 322, 324.

Didus, Linn., ii. 139.

Didymium serpula, F’r., xiii. 414.

Didymobranchus, Schmarda, x. 238,
241.

— cryptocephalus, Schmarda, X. 241.

— microcephalus, Schmarda, xX. 241.

Didymocantha, Newm., ix. ftnote 101,
132.

— brevicollis, Pasc. * , ix. 100, 133.

— cylindricollis, Pasc., ix. 133.

— maculaticollis, Blanch., ix. 134.

— obliqua, Newm., ix. 100, 133.

— simplex, White, ix. 134.

— thoracica, Pasc., ix. 133.

Dielis, Sauss. & Sich., xi. 349.

Dielocerus, Curtis * , Proc. i. 186.

— Hllisii, Curt. * , Proc. i. 187.

Dietrichen, Lionel, death announced,
Proce. i. 334.

Difflugia, Leclerc, xiii. 396, 407.

—acropodia, Hertw. § Less., Xiii. 396.

— enchelys, Hhrenb., Xiii. 398.

— enchelys, Schneid., xiii. 400.

— symmetrica, Wallich, xiii. 395.

Digba, Walk. * , vi. 197.

— uninotata, Walk. * , vi. 198.

Digitigrada, ii. 37.

Dihammus, Thoms., Xviii. 239.

Diliacos quadriceps, Sauss. & Sich., Xi.
348

Giinther * ,

Dilke, Charles Wentworth, elected Fel-
low, Proc. (1856-57) iii ; obituary,
Proce. (1868-69) ex.

—, On the occurrence of the Gyrfaleon
in Surrey, Proc. (1865-66) iv.
Dillenius, John Jacob, presentation of
portrait of (Carruthers), Proce.

(1888-90) 9; portrait of, 35.

Dillwyn, Lewis Weston, obituary, Proce.
(1855-56) xxxvi; portrait of, Proce.
(1888-90) 43.

Dilobotarsus, Latr., xi. 89.

Diloma, Phil., xiv. 714.

Dilopbyrus grandis, Gray, X. 33, 36:

Dimalus, Mars., Xvii. 350.

Dimares, Hagen, ix. 244, 274,

— elegans, Perty, ix. 281.

— subdolus, Walk., ix. 281.

Dimirica, Walk. * , vii. 56.

— nubifera, Walk. * , vii. 56.

Dimorpharea, EL. de From., Xviii. 168,
170, 199.

Dimorphastrea, d’Orb., xviii. 136, 140,
198

Dimorphocenia, H. de From., xviii.
136, 140, 198.

Dimorphodon, Owen, xiii. 94, 98, 99,
104, 105, 107.

122 GENERAL INDEX.

Dimorphophyllia, Reuss, XVili. 91, 93,

196.
Dimorphoseris, Dunc., Xviii. 168, 170,
203.

Dinarda, Mannerh., xx. 120, 121.

— dentata, Grav., XX. 120.

Dinarthrum, McLachl. * , xi. 116.

— ferox, McLachi.* , xi. 118, 140.

Dinema, Fairm., Xi. 895.

Dinematura ferox, Kroyer, xv. 71.

Dineutes, Lap., Xi. 87.

Dinia, Walk., xii. 400, 402.

— auge, Walk., xii. 402.

— eagrus, Cram., xii. 400, 402.

— finalis, Walk., xii. 400.

— mena, Hiibn., xii. 402.

— ophion, Walk., xii. 403.

— saucia, Walk., xii. 402.

— subapicalis, Walk., xii. 402.

Dinoderus substriatus, Payk., xi. 89.

Dinomorphine, x. 436.

Dinophilus, Schmidt, xii. 209.

Dinophysis norwegiana, Claparéde &
Lachmann, Xiv. 126.

Dinorhopala, Pasc., xi. 214.

Dinornis, Owen, iv. 30.

—, Skeleton of (Allis), Proc. (1863-64)
xliv ; Proc. (1864-65) ii; villi. 50-
52, 140.

— crassus, Owen, Xvi. ftnote 133.

— didinus, Owen, Proc. (1882-85) 24.

— elephantopus, Owen, Xvi. ftnote 133.

— gravis, Owen, xvi. ftnote 133.

— ingens, Owen, xvi. ftnote 153.

— maximus, Owen, Proc. (1879-80) li.

— parvus, Owen, Proce. (1832-83) 24.

— robusta, Owen, Vili. 52.

Dinosauria, v. 219, 226; xii. 157, 159,
185; xiii. 83, 106.

Dincsaurian affinities of Plesiosaurus
(Seeley), xii. 314, 315.

Dinotherium, Kaup, ii. 26-37.

Dioclides prionoides, Zhoms., ix. 142.

Dioctria, Meig., 1x. 3.

— claviventris, Walk.*, v. 233; ix.
11.

Diodesma, Meg., xix. 61.

Diodon, Linn., xv. 44.

—, Poisonous liver of (Hellmuth &
Jameson), Proc. (1859-60) xxxvi;
v. 213-216.

Diodontus, Curt., vii. 36.

Diecia, xv. 243.

Diogenes avarus, Heller, xx. 112, 113,
117

— granulatus, Miers, xx. 113.

— wiles, Fabr., xx. 112.

Dione, De Huan, Xi. 488; xiv. 660.
Dionychus flavescens, F@hrs., Ki. 468.
— parallelogrammus, Germ., Xi. 473.

Diopea, vide Deiopeia.

Diopatra, Aud. § Milne-Edw., X. 304.

— amboinensis, Aud. g Milne-Edw., X.
35d.

— Eschrichti, Grube, X. 356.

_Diophthalma, Blanch., ix. 416.

— anophthalma, Feld., ix. 420.

— Macrina, Feld., 1x. 417.

— meletia, Feld., ix. 417.

— Metuana, Feld., ix. 417.

Diopsides, Walk., i. 36, 184; iv.
161; v. 263; ix. 6.

Diopsis, Linn., Proc. i. 131; i. 36, 134;
iv. 161; ix. 6.

— detrahens, Walk. * ,iv. 161; ix. 27.

— discrepans, Walk. * , i. 134 ; ix. 27.

— graminicola, Dol., v. 168.

— quadriguttata, Walk.*, 1. 37, 134;
ix. 27.

— quinqueguttata, Walk. * , i. 36, 134;
isi

— subnotata, Westw., iv. 161; v. 263;
ix. 27.

Dioptid, xii. 407.

Dioptis, Hiihn., vi. 74.

Diorhina, Morisse, ix. 409, 429.

— Butes, Clerch, ix. 429.

— Dysonii, Saund., ix. 429.

— Huana, Saund., ix. 430.

— Iphinoe, Hibn., ix. 429.

— —, var. Laodamia, Feld., ix. 429.

— Laonome, Boisd., ix. 384.

— Laonome, Morisse, 1x. 429.

— Licarsis, Fabr., ix. 429.

— Periander, Cram., ix. 384, 429.

— psecas, Saund., ix. 429.

— Rhetus, Cram., ix. 430.

— Thia, Morisse, ix. 430.

Diosaccus tenuicornis, Claus, XX. 152.

Diospage, Walk., X11. 422.

— auratus, Cram., Xii. 422.

— rhebus, Cram., Xii. 422.

Diospides, Pasc. * , ix. 99, 132.

— obscurus, Don., ix. 99, 132.

Diotima, Pasc., ix. 123.

— undulata, Pase., ix. 123.

Dipena, Walk., Kil. 425.

— acharon, Walk., xii. 425,

— apicalis, Walk., xii. 422.

— capys, Walk., Xii. 417.

— contenta, Walk., xii. 425.

— contraria, Walk., xii. 421.

— ferruginosa, Wadk., x11. 425.

— lateralis, Walk., xii. 425.

— meesta, Walk., xii. 425.

— opposita, Walk., xii. 422.

— Syphilus, Walk., xii. 429.

Diphasia, Agass., xii. 267, 269.

— attenuata, Hincks, xx. 460.

— bipinnata, Al/m, * , xix. 136, 159.

GENERAL INDEX. 123

Diphasia fallax, Johnst., XX. 460.

— pinaster, EU/. § Sol., xx. 460.

— tamarisea, Linn., xx. 460.

Diphthera, Ochs., vi. 178.

— jucunda, Walk. *, vi. 178.

Diphucrania, xi. 87.

Diphyes, Cwv., ix. 45.

—, Anatomy of (Wm. Huxley), Proc. ii.
15, 67-69.

Dipbyide (Wm. Huxley), Proc. ii. 15,
60, 65, 67-69.

Diphyllidia, xv. 164.

Diphyllobothrium —stemmacephalum,
Cobbold, xiii. 42.

Diphyllodes, Less., ii. 152, 444.

— chrysoptera, Gould, Xvi. 443.

— respublica, Bp., ii. 163.

— speciosa, Bodd., ii. 163.

— Wilsoni, Cassin, ii. 163

Diphyr[h]ynchus, Fairm., xi. 85.

Diplarza, Milas, XViii. 168, 169, 199.

Diplocheilichthys, Bleeker, xiv. {tnote

(.
Diplocheilus, Bleeker, xiv. ftnote 537.
Diploecnia, Dune., xviii. 203.
Diplocenia, Ed. de From., xviii. 114,
197.
Diplocceniastrea, @’Ach., Xvili. 114, 197.
Diploconida, xiv. 173, 178.
Diploconus, Haeck., xiv. 146, 153,
Bay clasi78:
Diplocotyle mutabilis, Dies., v. 53.
Diploctenium, Gold?., X Vili. 51,53, 195.
Diplodiseus, Wagener, v. 53.
— Diesingii, Filippi, v. 53.
— subclavatus, Dies., v. 53.
— unguiculatus, Dies., v. 53.
Diplohelia, Milne-Edw. § Haime, Xviii.
39, 46, 203.
Diplolepis, Steind., xiii. 140.
Diplommatine, xv. 161.
Diplommatinidz, xv. 244.
Diplonychus, Lap., Xi. 35, 81.
Diplophrys, Bark., xiii. 409, 410,
— Archeri, Bark., xiii. 408, 410.
Diplophysa, Kess/., Kiv. ftnote 539,
Diplopnoa, Van der Hoev., v. 224.
Diplopoda, ix. 180; xix. 162, 163,
’ 166-168, 170, 172; xx. 528.
Diploporus pyramidata, Troschel, Xiv.
439.

Diploptera, v. 86; xi. 871; xviii.
321; xx. 531.

Diploria, Milne-Edw. § Haime, Xviii.
85, 87, 196.

Diplosphera, Haeck., xiv. 142, 168,
170, 179.

Diplostoma (Diplostomum), Nordm., v.
49

—_ brevicaudatum, Dies., v. 50, 56.

Diplostoma clavatum, Nordm., v.49, 50,
56.

— craniarium, Cobd., v. 49, 56.

— cuticola, Dies., v. 50, 56.

— grande, Dies., v. 50, 56.

— Miilleri, Codd., v. 50, 56.

— Petromyzi fluviatilis, Wiil/., v7.50, 56.

— rachiezum, Miill.?, v. 50.

— rhachixum, Henle, v, 49.56.

— volvens, Nordm., v. 50, 56.

Diplostomum, Nordm., v. 2.

Diplothecastrea, Dune.*, xviii. 114,
115, 198, 193.

Dipnoa, Leuck., v. 224.

Dipnoi, Miiil., v. 228; xiv. 718.

Dipoda, ii. 10.

Dipodide, ii. 24.

Diprodont Marsupialia (Owen), Proc.
(1877-78) xxvi.

Diprotodon, Owen, x. 70.

Dipsadide, x. 53.

Dipsas, Doubl. § Hew., x. 499.

— Betule, Linn., x. 499.

— multimaculata, x. 53, 66.

— ochracea, 7heob.*, x. 53, 56.

— ochraceus, Theob., x. 6.

— Quercus, Linn., x. 499.

Diptera, Proc. (1883-86) 22; i. 137-
140; xi. 41, 80, 100; xiv. 101-
104, 116, 677; xv. 10, 16, 17, 20,
21, 23, 28; xvii. 181, 184, 185,
270, 372, 380; xx. 419, 422, 428,
430, 433, 474, 532.

—, air-sacs in (Newport), Proe. i. 883.

— collected by A. R. Wallace at Dorey,
New Guinea, Proc. (1859-60)
XXXVi1; V. 229-254.

—— at Gilolo, Ternate, and Ceram,
Proce. (1860-61) v; vi. 4-23.
—-—at Makassar, Celebes, Proce.
(1858-59) xlix ; iv. 90-172.
—-—at Manado in Celebes and in
Tond, Proc. (1860-61), i, ii; v.

258-270.

— — at Sarawak, Borneo, i. 105-136.

— — atSingaporeand Malacca, i. 4-39.

— — in Amboyna, Proc. (1859-60) iv ;
v. 144-168.

— — in Malay Peninsula, Proce. (1855-
56) v; i. 4-39.

— — in New Guinea, Proc. (1863-64)
vil; Vili. 102-130.

— — in Salwatty, Proc. (1863-64) vii;
viii. 130-136.

— — inthe Hastern Archipelago, Proc.
(1864-65) eviii ; ix. 1-30.

—— in Waigiou, Mysol, and North
Ceram, Proc. (1862-63) v; vii.
202-238.

—, parasitic on Ants, xiii, 257-260,

124

Dipterous Larva, curious form of,
(Vinen), vi. 1-3.

— Parasites on Anaphe, Walk., exhib.
(Walsingham), Proc. (1883-86) 9.
See Trans., 2nd ser. Zool. vol. ii.
421-426.

— — on the Common Earwig and the
Emperor Moth (Newport), Proc.
ii. 247-249.

Dipterygia, Steph., vi. 185.

— Pinastri, Linn., vi. 185.

— vagivitta, Walk. * , vi. 185.

Diptilon, Prittw., xii. 396.

— bivittatum, Walk., xii. 396.

— deieides, Prittw., xii. 396.

— telamonophorum, Pritiw., xii. 396.

Diptychus, Steindachner, xiv. 537, 541,
579

— maculatus, Steindachner, xiv. 541.

— Sewerzowi, Kessler, xiv. ftnote 541.

Dircea, Fabr., x. 80.

Dirhinus, Dalm., xvii. 57.

Dirrhinus, Dalm., Xvii. 54, 57, 58, 64.

— excayatus, Dalm., xvii. 54, 57.

— excavatus, Klug, Xvii. 54, 57, 77.

Dirrhopalum, Dunc., xv. 476-497.

— Beani, Bowerb., xv. 486.

— Carteri, Dunc. * , xv. 492, 497.

— (?) clopetarium, Schmidt, xv. 478,
486, 487.

— coriaceum, Bowerb., xv.481,485, 497.

— gymnazon, fid/., Kv. 478, 483, 485,
487, 497.

— hystrix, Dune. * , xv. 492, 497.

— manaarense, Carter,xv. 481, 482,485.

— microcionides, Carter, xv. 482.

— novizelanicum, Rid/., xv. 481, 483,
497.

— plenum, Schmidt, xv. 480, 486.

— (Hymeraphia) microcionides, Carter,
xv. 476.

Disarea, E. de From., Xviii. 168, 169,
199.

Dischide, ii. 10.

Dischides bifissum, Wood, xiv. 521,522.

Discida, Xiv. 151, 157, 170, 173, 175.

Discocavea, @ Orbigny, XX. 281.

Discocephala, Macg., i. 113; iv. 104;
ix. 3.

— concolor, Walk. * , v. 259.

— dorsalis, Walk. * , i. 9, 113.

— pandens, Walk. * , iv. 104.

Discoceelis, exhib. (Bourne), Proc, (1883—
86) 16.

Discocyathoida, xviii. 9, 28, 194.

Discocyathus, Milne-Edw. § Haime,
xviii. 28, 194.

Discognathichthys, Bleeker, xiv. 536.

Discognathus, Heckel, xiv. 536, 540,
ftnote 560, 561, 566, ftnote 574, 579.

GENERAL INDEX.

Discognathus crenulatus, Heckel, xiv.
ftnote 540.

— fusiformis, Heckel, xiv. ftnote 540.

— Jerdoni, Day, xiv. 54().

— lamta, Ham. Buch., Xii. 571; Xiv.
540.

— macrochir,
540.

— modestus, Day, xiv. 540.

— obtusus, Heckel, xiv. ftnote 540.

— rufus, Heckel, xiv. ftnote 540.

Discoidea, Gray, xix. 182, 207; xx.
48, 53, 57, 58, 60, 61.

— conica, Desor, Xx. 54, 55, 60.

— cylindrica, Lam. Proc. (1886-87)
26; xix. ftnote 182.

— —, Test of (Duncan & Sladen), Proc.
(1883-86) 135; xx. 48-61.

— —, Anatomy of perignathic girdle of,
xx. 48-61.

— Dixoni, Forbes, xx. 60.

—- Favrina, Desor, xx. 60.

— Forgemolli, Coguand, xx. 60.

— infera, Desor, xx. 60.

— Jullieni, Péron g Gauthier, xx. 60.

— mjnima, Desor, xx. 60.

— subuculus, Leske, xx. 60, 61.

iscolabe, Hschsch., Proc. ii. 5.

Discolia, Sauss. § Sich., xi. 344.

Discomyza, Meig., iv. 169; viii. 130.

— obseurata, Walk. * ,iv. 169; ix. 30.

— tenebrosa, Walk.*, viii. 130; ix.
30.

Discophora, Botsd., xi. 435.

Discopora albirostris, Smitt, xv. 345,
346.

— hispida, xiii. 483.

— meandrina, Peach, xiii. 482, 486.

— pusilla, Smitt, xv. 347.

— sincera, Smitt, xv. 237, 238.

— —, forma Hemeschara, Smitt, xv.
237.

Discoporella, Gray, XxX. 280.

Discoporella, d’ Orbigny, xx. 280.

— californica, Busk, xx. 282.

— echinata, MacGilliv., xx. 282.

— Holdsworthii, Busk, xx. 285.

— reticulata, MacGilliv., xx. 284.

Discopsammia, d’ Orb., xviii. 173, 174,
199, 203.

Discorbina, Carp., ix. 149.

Discospira, Haeck., xiv. 176.

Discospirida, xiv. 176.

Discotrochus, Milne-Hdw. § Haime,
Xviii. 28, 30, 194.

Discotubigera, d’ Orbigny, xx. 284,

— lineata, MacGuilliv., Xx. 284.

— lineata, Waters, xx. 284, 283.

Dismorphia, Hiibn,, xi. 438.

Disney,J ohn, elected Fellow, Proc. ii. 269,

Ginth., xiv. ftnote

GENERAL INDEX,

Disparipes, Michael * , xvii. 390.

— bombi, Michael * , exhib., Proc. (1883
-86) 5; xvii. 388-394.

— viridis, Michael * , xvii. 389.

Disporella, Gray, xx. 280.

Disterna, J. Thoms., ix. 114; xi. 89.

— bifasciata, Pasc., ix. 114.

— columbina, Serv., xviii. 209.

— cuneata, Pasc., ix. 114.

— japonica, Bates, xviii. 209.

— luctuosa, Pase., ix. 114.

— lugubris, Pasc., ix. 114.

— plumifera, Pasc., ix. 114.

— pumila, Pasc., ix. 114.

Distichocera, Kirby, ix. 125.

— ferruginea, G'wér., ix. 125.

— fuliginosus, Blanch., ix. 125.

— fulvipennis, Newm., ix. 125.

— Kirbyi, Newm., ix. 125.

— MacLeayi, Newm., ix. 125.

— maculicollis, Kirby, ix. 125.

— mutator, Pase., ix. 125.

— par, Newm., ix. 125.

— rubripennis, Macl., ix. 125.

— Thomsonella, White, ix. 125,

Distichocerine, ix. 125. .

Distichocerus fuliginosus, Blanch., ix.

Distipsidera, Westw., Xi. 87.

Distoma, Retz., Proc. ii. 266; v. 54,
55; xiii. 39; pearl - formation
caused by(Garner), Proc. (1861-62)
lvi.

— acanthoides, Rud., Vv. 33.

— acutum, Leuck., v. 8.

— exquale, Duj., v. 14.

— aceryocalciterum, Gastaldi, v. 18.

— affine, Rud., v. 27.

—alatum, Zeder, v. 47.

—albicolle, Rud., v. 12.

— allostomum, Dies., v. 20.

— Ammon ?, v. 38.

— amphistomoidus, Bojanus, v. 52.

— Anarrhiche Lupi, Rathke, v. 22.

— Anatis, Zeder, v. 33.

— Andersoni, Cobb. * , xiii. 46.

— Anguillula, Abi/dgaard, v. 23,

— angulatum, Dy., v. 29.

— annulatum, Dves., v. 36.

— annuligerum, Nordm., v. 28,

— anonymum, Dies., v. 25.

—apertum, Fud., v. 27.

— appendiculatum, Rud., v. 20, 22.

— arcuatum, Dwj., v. 15.

— Arde, Zeder, Vv. 35.

— — stellaris, Rud., v. 35,

— Arenula, Creplin, v. 19.

— areolatum, Rud., v. 26.

— armatum, Zeder, V. 30.

Distoma arrectum, Duj., v. 20.

— Assula, Duj.,v. 20.

— atomon, fud., v. 30.

— attenuatum, Duj., v. 11.

—auriculatum, Wedl.,v. 25.

— baccigerum, fud., v. 27.

— Baculus, Dies., v. 36.

— Beroés, Will., v. 32.

— hbilis, Zeder., v. 19.

— bilobum, Rud., v. 35.

— binode, Zeder, v. 29.

— Blanchardii, Cotd., v. 8.

— Blenii, Zeder., v. 23.

— Boscii, Cobd., v. 19; xix. 177, 178.

— Brame, Zeder, v. 21.

— brevicolle, Creplin, v. 14.

— Buskii, Lankester, v. 5; Xii. 288.

— Calceolus, Molin., v. 25.

— Calidris, Rud., v. 39.

— campanula, Du7., v. 32.

— campula, Cobd. * , xiii. 40, 41, 45,
46.

— capitellatum, Rud., v. 26.

— carinatum, Zeder, v. 21, 26, 32.

— carnosum, Rud., v. 22.

— caryocatactis, Zeder, v. 14.

— caudale, Rud., v. 14.

— caudiporum, Rud., v. 22.

— chilostomum, Mehiis, v. 7.

— chloropodis, Zeder, v. 35,

— cinectum, Rud., v. 35.

— cirratum, Rud., v. 12.

— cirrigerum, Baer?, v. 30.

— cladocalium, Dies., v. 10.

— clathratum, Deslongchamps, v. 15.

— clava, Dies., v. 19; xix. 178.

—clavatum, Rud., v. 21; ix. 200-
205.

— — from a Sword-fish (Oobbold),
Proce. (1866-67) v; ix. 200-205.

— clavigerum, Rud., v. 16-18.

— clinostomum, Cobbd., v. 24.

— clupex, Zeder, v. 20.

— clupx rhenane, Rud., v. 20.

— Cochlear, Dies., v. 14.

— cochleariforme, Rud., v. 13.

— — Sternex, Rud., v. 14.

— Collurionis, Zeder, v. 15.

— Colubri Americana, Rud., v. 19.

— — murorum, fud., v. 20.

— — Natricis intestinale, Rud., v. 19,

— — tessellati, Rud., v. 19.

— commutatum, Dies., v. 15.

— compactum, Cobb., xiii. 41.

— complanatum, fud., v. 10.

— concavum, Creplin, v. 11.

—conjunctum, Cobb.*, v. 8, 255;
xii. 285.

— contortum, Rud., v. 29.

126

Distoma Conus, Creplin, v. 52.

— Coryphene, Rud., v. 21, 28; ix.
208.

— erassicolle, Rud., v. 18.

— erassiusculum, Rud., v. 15.

—crassum, Siebold, xii. 288; xiii.
40.

— erassum, Oob0., vi. 5.

—crassum, Busk, Proc. (1874-75) v;
(Cobbold) Proc. (1880-82) 2 ; xii.
285-296.

— crenatum, Rud., v. 20.

— cristatum, Rud., v. 37.

— erystallinum, Rud., v. 16,

— cuneatum, Rud., v. 9.

— cucumerinum, Rud., v. 10.

— Cygni Oloris, Bellingham?, v. 33.

— cygnoides, Zeder, v. 15.

— cylindraceum, Zeder, v. 17.

— cymbiforme, Rud., v. 18.

— cyprinaceum, Zeder, v. 21.

— deflectens, Rud., v. 12.

— delicatulum, Rud., v. 10.

— dendriticum, Rud., v. 22.

— denticulatum, Rud., v. 36.

— Diesingii, Cobd., v. 14.

— diffusocalciferum, Gastaldi, v. 18.

— dilatatum, Miram, v. 35.

— dimidiatum, Creplin, v. 23.

— dimorphum, Dies., v. 10.

— dimorphum, Wagener, v. 15.

— distichum, Zeder, v. 29.

— divergens, Aud., v. 23.

— du Blongios, Pontallié, v. 10.

— Dujardinii, Codd., v. 29.

— echinatum, Zeder, v. 33, 34.

— echiniferum, La Valette, v. 34.

— echinocephalum, Rud., v. 34,

— elegans, Rud., v. 12.

— Elephantis, Jacks., v. 8, 9.

— Embryo, O/fers, v. 26.

— endolobum, Dwj., v. 17.

— Eriocis, Zeder, v. 26.

— erraticum, Rud., v. 14.

— exasperatum?, Rud., v. 6. |

— excayatum, Nitzsch, v. 33, 49.

— excisum, Rud., ‘Vv. 25.

— Falconis rufi, Rud., v. 12.

— fallax, Rud., v. 37.

— fasciatum, Rud., v.23.

— felleum Falconi Chrysaéte, Viborg,
v. 15.

— ferox, Zeder, Vv. 35.

— filicolle, Van Beneden, v. 31.

— filiforme, Rud., v. 28.

— filum, Duwj., v. 15.

— fiexuosum, Rud., v. 7.

— folium, Olfers, v. 23.

— fractum, Rud., v. 28.

GENERAL INDEX,

’ Distoma fulvum, Rud., v. 23.
— furcatum, Brems., v. 29.
— fuscatum, Rud., v. 11.
— fusiforme, Zeder, v. 13.
— Gadi Mglefini, &c., Bellingham, Vv.
PhS, :
— gelatinosum, Rud., v. 19.
— geniculatum, Dizes., v. 30.
— Genu, Rud., v. 27.
— gibbosum, Rud., v. 28.
— Gigas, Nardo, v. 28; ix. 203, 205.
— globiferum Tince, Rud., v. 29.
— globocaudatum, Creplin, v. 13.
— Globulus, Rud., v. 11.

«|. — Goliath, van Beneden, v. 8.

— gracile, Dies., v. 24.

— gracilescens, Rud., v. 37.

— grande, Rud., v. 12.

— grandiporum, Rud., v. 22, 23.

— granulum, Rud., v. 27.

— Gruis, Zeder, v. 83.

— hematobium, Bilharz, v. 30.

— halecis, Zeder, v. 27.

— hepaticum, auct., v. 3, 5.

— heterophyes, Siebold, v. 6; Xili.
285.

— heteroporum, Du7., v. 8.

— heterostomum, Rud., v. 10.

— hians, Rud., v. 10.

— Hirundinum, Zeder, v. 12.

— hispidum, Adi/dgaard, v. 36.

— Histrix, Duj., v. 37.

— holostomum, Aud., v. 11.

— homeostomum, Dies., v. 30.

— horridum, Leidy, v. 20.

—hyalinum, Rud., v. 26.

— Hyle, Rud., v. 16.

— incerta, Cobb. * , xiv. 177, 178.

— incisum, Rud., v. 22.

— incivile, Leidy, v. 20.

— incomtum, Rud., v. 27.

— incrassatum, Dies., Vv. 33.

— inerme, Mitzsch, v. 12.

— inflexum, Rud., v. 26.

— insigne, Dies., v. 24.

— instabile, Du7., v. 8.

— inyolutum, Rud., v. 13.

— irroratum, Rud., v. 20.

— isostomum, Rwd., v. 30.

— Kollikerii, Cobd., v. 30.

— labiatum, Rud., v. 27.

— Labracis, Du7., v. 29.

— Labri, Rud., v. 23.

— Lacerte, Rud., v. 19, 42.

— laciniatum, Dwy., v. 8.

— lancea, Dies., V. 6; Xiii. 36, 38, 40,
46

— lanceolatum, Mehlis, v. 5; xii,
20)

GENERAL INDEX. 12%

Distoma laureatum, Zeder, v. 32. Distoma ovatum, Rud., v. 9.
— Leidyi, Cobd., v. 10. — oxycephalum, fud., v. 12.
— leptosomum, Crepl., v. 35. — oxyurum, Crepl., v. 12.
— Lima, Rud., v. 7. — Pachysomum, Hysenhardt, v. 27.
— lineare, Rud., v. 305. — pallens, Rud., v. 26.
— lineare, Zeder, v. 32. — Paludine impure imerme, Filippi, v.
— Lineola, Dies., v. 12. 29.
— Lingua, Crepl., v. 11. — papillosum, Dies., v. 32.
— lingueforme, Dies., v. 8. — Pelagix. Kolliker, v. 30.
— Linguatula, Rud., v. 18. — Pelophylasis esculenti, Wedi., v. 18.
— longicauda, Rud., v. 11. — perlatum, Nordm., v. 29.
— longicolle, Codd., v. 18. — Philomelzx, Rud., v. 14.
— longicolle, Crepl., v. 26. — Physophore, Filippi, v. 30,
— longum, Leidy, v. 24. — planicolle, Rud., v. 43.
— Lorum, Duj., v. 39. — Platessse, Zeder, v. 26.
— Lucii, Zeder, v. 21. — Pleuronectis maximi, Bellingham, v.
— Lucioperce, Zeder, v. 32. :
— lucipetum, Rud., v. 11. — polymorphum, Rud., v. 23.
— luteum, Wagener, v. 30. — Pontalliéi, Cobd., v. 10.
— macrocotyle, Dies., v. 25. — pulchellum, Rud., v. 22.
— macropoculum, Cobd., v. 25. — pulmonale Colubri Natricis, Viborg,
— macrostoma, Rud., xii. 296. v. 19.
— macrostomum, Rud., v. 14. — punctum, Zeder, v. 28.
—macrourum, Rud., v. 11. — pusillum, Zeder, v. 7.
— maculosum, Rud., v. 13. — Putorii, Molin, v. 9.
—marginatum, Molin, v. 10. — pyxidatum, Brems., v. 19.
— megacotyle, Dies., v. 33. — rachion, Cobd., v. 25.
— megastomum, fwd., v. 24. — radiatum, Dwj., v. 33.
— Melis, Zeder, v. 33. — Ralli, Rud., v. 11.
— mentulatum, Rud., v. 19. — Rane esculentz, Valentin, v. 18.
— Mergi, Rud., v. 36. — Raynerianum, Nardo, v. 28; ix.
— Meropis, Rud., v. 13. 203.
— mesostomum, Rwd., v. 14. — receptaculum, Cobd., v. 29.
— microcephalum, Baird, v. 24. — recurvum, Dwj., v. 9.
— micrococcum, Rud., v. 13. — reflexum, Crepl., v. 24, 25.
— microcotyle, Dies.,v. 25. — retusum, Duj., v. 17, 18.
— microsomum, Rud., v. 27. — ringens, Rud., v. 14.
— microstomum, Rud.,-v. 26. — rosaceum, Nordm., v. 21, 26.
— migrans, Du7., v. 9. — rubens, Duw7., v. 6.
— Milvi, Zeder, v. 34. — rude, Dies., v. 7.
—minutum, Cobb., v. 14. — rufoviride, Rud., v. 22.
— Monas, Aud., v. 19. — Saccus, Molin, v. 8.
— Milleri, Cobd., v. 24. — Salamandz, Froelich, v. 18.
—naja, Rud., v. 19. — scabrum, Zeder, v. 37.
—nanum, fud., v. 12. — Scimma, Risso, v. 24.
— nephrocephalum, Dies., v. 36. — Scorpii, Zeder, v. 27.
— noctule, Rud., v. 7. — seriale, Rud., v. 23.
— nodulosum, Dies., v. 32. — serratum, Dies., v. 35.
— nodulosum, Zeder, v. 32. — signatum, Duy., v. 20.
—obesum, Dies., v. 24. — simplex, Rud.,v. 24.
— ocreatum, Rud., V. 27. — sinense, Cobb. * , Proc. (1875-80) iv ;
— oculi humani, Gescheidt, v. 6. Proe. (1880-82) 4.
— Cglefini, Zeder, v. 24. —sinuatum, Rud., v. 25.
— Okenii, Kolliker, v. 31. — Soler, Duy., v. 29.
— ophthalmobium, Dzes. (Kiichenmeis- | — soleeforme, Rud., v. 26.
ter), v. 6. — Soricis, Pontallié, v. 9.
— orbiculare, Dies.. v. 7. — spathaceum, Rud., v. 48,

— Orthagorisci Mole, Bellingham, v. | — spiculator, Duj., v. 33.
25. : — spinulosum, Aud., v. 36,

128

Distoma Squammula, fud., v. 38,

— Stridule, Reich., v. 35.

— Sturionis, Rud., v. 36.

— subclavatum, Zeder, v. 53.

—tenuicolle, Rud., v. 6.

— tereticolle, Rud., v.21; vii. 150.

— —, var. rosaceum, Duj., v. 26.

— Testudinis, Rud., v. 41.

— tetracystis, Gastaldi, v. 17.

— tornatum, Rud., v.28; ix. 205.

— torulosum, Rud., v. 28.

— transversale, Rud., v. 22.

— triangulare, Dies., v. 13.

— Trigle Gurnardi, Rathke, v. 26.

— — Pini, Bellingham, v. 30.

— trigonocephalum, ud., v. 38.

— trilobum, Rud., v. 48.

— Tringz helvetice, Rud., v. 35.

— truncatum, Abildgaard ?, v. 21.

— truncatum, Leuck., v. 8.

—tubarium, Rud., v. 28.

—tubulatum, Rud., v. 22.

— tumidulum, Rud., v. 22.

— Turdi, Rud., v. 36.

— Umble, Zeder, v. 23.

— uncinatum, Zeder, v. 35.

—varicum, Zeder, v. 24.

— variegatum, fwd., v. 17.

— varium, Hysenhardt, v. 20, 22, 23.

— Velellx, Filippi, v. 30.

— veliporum, Crepl., v. 25.

— ventricosum, Rud., v. 27.

— Vespertilionis, Zeder, v. 7.

— vulpina, Abi/dgaard, v. 47.

— Wachnie, T2lesius, v. 24.

— Wedlii, Cobd., v. 18.

—— xanthosomum, Crepl. ?, v. 15.

— (Nycticoracis) excavatum, Rud.,v. 33.

—(Planorbis) carinati, Dies., v. 32.

Distomide, v. 3.

—, Synopsis of (Cobbold), Proc. (1858-
59) 1; v. 1-56.

Distomum dubium, Dies., v. 10.

— giganteum, Dives., v. 4.

— hepaticum, awct., v. 3.

— heterophyes, Bilharz §& Siebold, v.
6

Ditaxia compressa, Hagenow, XV. 239.

Ditaxis, McLachl. * , ix. 262.

— fenella, Westw., 1X. 262.

— indica, Westw., ix. 262.

— lineolata, Westw., ix. 262.

— 4-tuberculata, Westw., ix. 262.

— viridis, Walk., ix. 262.

Dithyridium Lacertz, Valenciennes, v.
42.

Ditoma, J//., xi. 49, 86.

— angustula, Motsch., xix. 122.

— rugicollis, Walk,, xix. 117.

GENERAL INDEX.

Ditropidus costipennis, Baly*, xiii,
458, 465. -

— facialis, Baly * , xiii. 458, 466. ~ .

— Jansoni, Baly * , xiii. 458, 466.

— letus, Baly* , xiii. 458, 464.

— martius, Suffr. MS., xiii. 463.

— ornatus, Baly * , xiii. 458, 467.

— phaleroides, Baly*, xiii. 458,
464.

— pulchellus, Baly * , xiii. 458, 468.

— semicircularis, Baly*, xiii. 458,
466.

— serenus, Baly* , Xiii, 458, 468.

Ditrupa, Berk., xi. 21.

Ditylus, Fisch., xi. 88.

Diurnal Lepidoptera, Generic Nomen-
clature of (Kirby), x. 494-503.

— — Pterology of (E. Doubleday),
348. Proc. i.

Diver, Red-throated, near Haileybury,
Proe. ii. 369.

Dixon, Hugh Neville, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1883-86) 83.

Dixophlebia, But/. * , xii. 397, 407.

— quadristrigata, Walk., xii. 398.

Dobson, Dr. G. E., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1873-74), xxiii.

—, exhibits parasitic worm from a bat
from Gold Coast, Proc. (1880-82) 2.

——, Notes on Aplysia dactylomela,Rang,
Proce. (1879-80) lxii ; xv. 159, 160.

—, On the Digastrie Muscle, its Modifi-
cations and Functions, Proc.
(1880-82), 24. See Traus., 2nd ser.
Zool. vol. ii. 259-264.

Dobson, Hon. F. Stanley, elected Fel-
low, Proc. (1883-86) 69.

Dobson, Jas. A., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1883-86) 134.

Dobson, Wm. Lambert, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1883-86) 4.

mare sp., McLachlan, xiv.
1

Dochmius Sangeri, Cobd., xv. 333.

— trigonocephalus, Duj., ix. 282, 284.

Weel, Leach, xiv. 636, 637, 651,
652.

— muricata, Herbst, xx. 109.

— ovis, Herbst, Xx. 109.

—— Rissonii, Leach, xiv. 652.

— tetraptera, Walk.*, xx. 109, 114,
117.

Docophorus
xiv. 118.

Docydophryna agua, Fitzinger, v. 18.

Dodd, Grantham Robt., elected Fellow,
Proe. ii. 71.

Dodo, Proc. (1867-68) Ixxxii, lxxxix ;~
iv. 30. ;

ceblebrachys, Nitzsch,

GENERAL INDEX.

Dodona, Hewits., ix. 412; xi. 435,
438.

— Adonira, Hewits., ix. 412.

— dipea, Hewits., ix. 412.

— Durga, Kollar, ix. 412.

— Egeon, Doubl. § Hewits., ix. 371,412.

— Eugenes, Bates * , ix. 371, 412.

— Ouida, Hewits., ix. 412.

Doetes, Pascoe * , Xi. 212; xii. 96.

— albo-pictus, Pascoe *, Xi. 212, 218;
xii. 96.

Dog, on the Prevalence of Entozoa in
the, with Remarks on their Re-
lation to Public Health (Cobbold),
Proc. (1866-67) ix; ix. 281-296.

—, Spiroptera sanguinolenta, fud.,

arasitic on, in China (Baird),

Proc. (1866-67) x; ix. 296-297.

—, Wild Malayan (Cantor), Proc. i.
236.

Dogania subplana, Gray, x. 19.

Dogs, ii. 5 ; xix. 2-4, 8, 9, 24.

—, fertility of domesticated, xix. 341.

—, infested by flukes, Xii. 285.

—, sense of smell in (Romanes), Proc.
(1886-87) 7; xx. 65-70.

Dohrn, Dr. Anton, elected For. Memb.,
Proe. (1887-88) 13.

Dolabrifera Maillardi, Desh., XVii. 346.

— marmorea, Pease, xvii. 346.

— triangularis, Wats. * , xvii. 346.

Doleschalia, Walk., ix. 5: see Dole-
schalla.

Doleschalla, Walk. * ,-v. 242; ix. 6.

— consors, Walk. * , vii. 225.

— cylindrica, Walk.* , v. 242.

— gonypedoides, Walk.*, vii. 226.

Dolichoderus, Klug, Xvii. 351.

Dolichognatha, Cambridge * , X. 387.

— Nietneri, Cambridge * , 373, 388, 397.

Dolichopidx, Leach, i. 119; iii. 91;
iv. 114; v. 149, 167, 238, 283 ;
vii. 209, 234; viii. 111; ix. 4.

Dolichopodide, Xx. 532.

Dolichopus, Latr., i. 121; iv. 115;
viii. 112; ix. 4.

— alligatus, Walk. *,i. 121; ix. 16.

— cinereus, Walk.*, iv. 115; ix. 16.

— eollectus, Walk. *,i. 121; ix. 16.

— electus, Walk. *,i. 121; ix. 16.

— predicans, Walk.*, iv. 115; ix.
16.

— premissus, Walk.*, iv. 116; ix.

16.
—provectus, Walk.*, iv. 116; ix.
= proveniens, Walk.*, iv. 116; ix.

— pulchriceps, Walk.*, vii. 210 ix.
16.

129
Dolichopus trigonifer, Walk. * , iii. 92;
ix. 16

— vicarius, Walk. *, viii. 112; ix. 16.

Dolichurus, Latr., v. 57; Xi. 362.

— abdominalis, F. Smith*, v. 83;
vii. 1384; xi. 362.

Doliide, xv. 244.

Doliolum, Quoy, ix. 341-346.

Dolium fimbriatum, Sowerd., iv. 70.

— galea, Linn., xii. 518, 519.

— Minjac, Desh., iv. 70.

— olearium, Lam., ¥ii. 518, 519.

Dolomedes fimbriatus, Walk., Proc. 1,
132.

— mirabilis, Walk., x. 407.

— ornatus, Blackw., x. 407.

Dolophrades, Bates * , Kviii. 237.

—terrenus, Bates* , xviii. 207, 238,
262.

Dolphin, xv. 56; xx. 477.

—, Gangetic, xix. 177; eye of, exhibited
(Anderson), Proc. (1875-80) vii;
Trematode Parasites from (Cob-
bold), Proc. (1875-80) vii; xiii.
356.

Dolphins, ii. 5-37; x. 68; xii. 157,
175; xili. 187, 188.

Domicella scintillata, Temm., Xiii. 80.

Domopora stellata, Goldf., Xiii. 484,
485.

— truncata, Jameson, Xiii. 483-485.

Don, Geo., obituary, Proc. (1855-56)
XXXIX.

Don, Prof. David, death announced,
Proc. i. 121; obituary, 145.

Donacia, Fabr., Xi. 73, 78.

Donacicola nigriceps, Ramsay, XVi. 442.

Donacide, v. 172.

Donacola castaneothorax, Gould, xiii.
502.

— nigriceps, Ramsay, Xiii. 501; Xiv.
688.

Donacosmilia, H, de From., Xviii. 72,
73, 196.

Donatia lyneurium, Lam., xx. 566, 568.

Donations to Library, Proc. (1883-86)
111-116,°149-155, Proc. (1886-87)
45-48.

— to Museum, Proc. (1855-56) xvi,
lxiv ; Proc. (1856-57) lvi; Proce.
(1857-58) Ixxii; Proc. (1858-59)
Ixxxviii; Proc. (1859-60) ivi; Proce.
(1861-62) exxxii; Proc. (1862-63)
lxxxy.

Donax, Linn., iv. 44, 50; Xvi. 539.

—, Descript. of new Species of (S.
Hanley), Xvi. 539-541.

— anatinus, Lam., v. 169, 172, 176 ;
xx. 46.

— assimilis, Hanley, xvi. 359

K

130

Donax compressus, Lam., Xvi. 540.

— cuneata, Linn., iv. 51.

— denticulatus, Linn., v. 169, 172.

— flayidus, Hanley *, xvi. 540, 541.

— gibbus, Linn, iv. 51.

— impar, Hanley ae ately ail,

— Listeri, Hanley * , xvi. 540, 541.

— Mesodesmoides, Hanley * , Xvi. 589,
541.

— muricata, Linn., iv. 51.

— Owenii, Gray, xvi. 541.

— pubescens, Linn., iv. 51.

— rugosa, Linn., iv. 51.

— scortum, Linn., iv. 51.

— scripta, Linn., iv. 51.

— stramineus, Gmel., xvi. 541.

— trunculus, Linn., iv. 51; v. i76.

Doran, Alban H. G., Morphology of the
Mammalian Ossicula auditis, Proc.
(1876-77) xv; xiii. 185-189. See
Trans., 2nd ser. Zool. vol. i. 371-
498.

—~, On the Malleus of Rhytina Stelleri,
Desm., Proc. (1882-83) 13.

—, On the Auditory Ossicles of Rhytina
Stelleri, Desm., Proc. (1883-86) 5 ;
Xvii. 366-370.

Doras corone, ?costatus, Cuv. § Val.,
v. 54.

— (Cataphractus) murica, Kner, v. 54.

Dorataspida, Haeckel, xiv. 174.

Dorataspis, Haeckel, xiv. 153, 170, 178.

— polyancistra, Haeckel, xiv. 169.

Doratifera vulnerans, Zew., Xi. 282,

Doratophora vulnerans, Lew., Xi. 55,
282, 283.

Dorceadida bilocularis, White, ix. 301.

Dorcadidx, X Vili. 236.

Dorcadion, Schénh., xi. 73, 78, 801.

Porcine ix. 115; xviii. 237,

38.

Dorcas De Haani, Hope * , Proc. i. 127.

— rufifemoralis, Guér. (Curtis), Proc.
i. 200.

— Westermanni, -Hope* , Proc. i. 127.

Dorcaschema, De7., xviii. 242.

Dorcopsis Brunii, Schreber, ii. 154.

Doreus, MacL., xi. 85.

Doridopsis, Ald. § Hance. (A. Hancock),
Proc. (1864-65) v.

— arborescens, Collingwood * ,
737.

Dorippe astuta, Fabr., xx. 108, 111.

— sima, Milne-Hdw., xx. 108, 111.

Dorippide, xx. 111.

Doris, Linn., iv. 38, 40, 41; xv. 164;
xx. 497.

— aspera, Ald. §& Hanc., iv. 40.

— crescentia, Collingwood * , xiv. 737.

Xiv.

GENERAL INDEX.

Doris pecten, Collingwood * , xiv. 737.

— tuberculata, Cuv., xiv. 737

Doritis, Fabr., x. 500; xi. 432.

— clarius, Hversm., xvi. 471.

Dorocidaris, Agass., xix. 185, 186.

— papillata, Leske, xix. 179, 181, 182,
209.

me J., elected Fellow, Proce. i.
36

Dorsippa, Walk. * , wii. 81.

— notabilis, Walk. ** , Vii. 82.

Dorthesia, Say, x. 460.

D’Orville, H., presents a MS. of Col.
Geo. Montagu on Vermes and
Mollusca, Proc. (1866-67) i.

Dorward, Major Alfred R. T.,
Fellow, Proc. (1888-90) 68.

Dorx pentamera, Newm., Proc. ii. 294 ;
ix. 142.

Dorycera, White, xi. 89.

Dorylide, Shuck., xi. 335.

Dorylus, Latr., vii. 119; viii. 71;
xi. 335.

— hindostanus, Ff’, Smith, Xi. 335.

— labiatus, Shuck., Xi. 335.

— longicornis, Shuck., xi. 335.

— orientalis, Westw., xi. 335.

Doryphora biremis, Stal, xiv. 353.

— Buckleyi, Baly*, xiv. 337, 352.

— cisseis, Sza/, xiv. 304.

—dorsomaculata, Jacoby y, xiv. 337,
353.

— Jacobyi, Baly* , xiv. 337.

— mesta, Baly*, xiv. 337, 354.

— undulata, Baly * , xiv. 337, 353.

— verrucosa, Baly * , xiv. 337, 351.

Doryrhamphus, Kaup, Xv. 41.

Doryscelis, Dej., xi. 67.

Dorysthenes rostratus, Fadr.,
294,

Dorytomus, Steph., Xi. 455; xii. 77.

Doryura, Gray, X. 32.

— Berdmorei, Blyth, x. 29, 38.

— gaudama, TZheob. *, x. 6, 30, 36.

— guadama, see gaudama.

— Karenorum, Zheob. * , x. 6, 30, 36.

Dosinia exoleta, Zinn., XX. 450.

— lincta, Pult., xx. 450.

Dotilla myctiroides, Milne-Hdw., =X.
111

elected

Proce. ii.

Doubleday, Edw., elected Fellow, Proc.
i. 166; obituary, Proc. u. 84;
Portrait of, Proc. (1888-90) 43.

—, On wings of Lepidoptera and on
Argynnis, Proc. i. 229, 233.

—, On the Pterology of the Diurnal
Lepidoptera, especially Heliconide,
Proce. i. 348-350.

Doubleday, Edward Cumeeem); elected,
Fellow, Proce. i. 2382

GENERAL INDEX.

Doubledaya, White, xvii. 347, 348,
354, 360, 361.
bucculenta, Lewis *,
355, 361.

— victor, White, xvii. 355.

— Whitii, Crotch, xvii. 355.

Douglas, David, portrait of,
(1888-90) 43.

Dove in Fernando Noronha (Ridley),
Proc. (1887-88) 1.

Dowdeswell, Geo. Francis, elected
Fellow, Proce. (1878-79) xxxviii.

Downes, Henry, obituary, Proc. ii.
187.

Draco, Linn., Xii. 305, 307.

— maculatus, Gray, X. 5, 33, 36.

— teniopterus, Ginther, x. 33, 36.

— volans, Linn., Xii. 169.

Dracunculus from pony, exhib. (Cob-
bold), Proce. (1880-82) 24.

Dragon, xii. 169, 170, 186, 190-192.

Dragonflies, air-sacs in (Newport), Proc.
1. 353

—, flight of (Campbell), Proc. (1883-
86) 67

Xvii. 347,

Proce.

Drane, Robt., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1875-80) xiv.

Drapetodes mitaria, Guen., ili. 195.

Drassidx, x. 375, 421.

Drassus (J. Blackwall), Proc. i. 41.

— ater, Walck., Proc. i. 181; vii.
156; x. 421.

— ater, Latr., x. 421.

— decorus, Blackw.* , x. 421.

— exiguus, Blackw., Proc. i. 66.

— macxillosus, Wider, X. 422.

— sericeus, Walch, Proc. i. 131.

— viridissimus, Wailk., Proc. i. 66.

Dreissena polymorpha, Proc. ii. 120,

22,

Drepana, Sch., vi. 175.

— micacea, Walk.* wi. 176.

— quadripunctata, Walk. * , vi. 175.

Prepencptery binoculus, Newm., ix.

70

— humilis, MeLachil., ix. 270.

— instabilis, McZLachl., ix. 270.

— phalenoides, Linn., ix. 270.

Drepanicus, Blanch., ix. ftnote 262.

Drepanis, Temm., ii. 141.

Drepanodes, Guen., XVii. 195.

Drepanognathus, F. Smith, xi. 320.

— venator, F’. Smith, xi. 320.

= (Harpegnathos) saltator, Jerd., xi.
320.

Drepanopus furcatus, Brady, xx. 149.

Drepanornis Albertisii, Sclater, xvi.445.

Drepanulide, vi. 122, 123, 1755“

Dresser, Christopher, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1860-61) iii.

131

Dresser, H. E., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1880-82) i.

Drew, Miss, on Singing Mice, Proc.
(1860-61) ii.

Dreyer, Rey. Richard, LL.B., death
announced, Proe. i. 34.

Drillia, Gray, xv. 453.

— brachytona, Wats. *, xv. 413, 415.

— bulbacea, Wats. * , xv. 413, 418.

— exilis, Pease, xv. 433.

— fluctuosa, Wats.*, xv. 413, 416,
424,

— —, var. cariosa, Wats.* ,xv. 416
418.

— gypsata, Wats.* , xv. 413.

— incilis, Wats. * , xv. 418, 425.

— paupera, Wats. * , xv. 388, 411.

— pheacra, Wats. *, xv. 413, 423.

— pyrrha, Wats. * , xv. 388, 409.

— spicea, Wats.* , xv. 413, 419.

— sterrha, Wats.*, xv. 413, 426.

—stirophora, Wats.*, xv. 413, 422
424,

—tmeta, Wats.*, xv. 413, 424.

— ula, Wats.*, xv. 415, 420.

Driopea, Pascoe, XViii. 254.

— clytina, Pascoe, XViii. 254.

Dromaius, Viedll., 11. 141.

Dromzognathe, Proc. (1873-74) xxii.

Dromia Rumphu, Fadr., xx. 111,

— vulgaris, Milne-Hdw., xx. 111.

Dromiide, xx. 111.

Dromophila montana, von Heyden, ix.
273.

Drone-fly, i. 140.

Drosophila, Fallén, iv. 168; viii. 128.

— ananassx, Dol., v. 168.

— dorsalis, Walk. * , viii. 128; ix. 30.

— ?Pfinigutta, Walk. * , 111. 126; ix. 29.

— illata, Walk.* , iv. 168; ix. 29.

— imparata, Walk. * , iii. 126; ix. 29.

— lateralis, Walk.*,iv. 169; ix. 29.

— lurida, Walk. * , iv. 169; ix. 29.

— melanospila, Walk.* , ili. 126; ix.

— pinguis, Walk. * , viii. 128; ix. 390.

—rudis, Walk. *, iv. 168; ix. 29.

— solennis, Walk. *, iv. 168; ix. 29.

Druce, G. C., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1878-79) xliii.

Druce, Herbert, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1871-72) xxx.

Druery, Charles Thos., elected Fellow,
Proc. (1883-86) 74.

Drum-fish, xv. 90.

Drummond, Jas., obituary, Proce. (1863-
64) xli.

Drusus, Steph., Xi. 110.

Dryander, J., Letters to, from Sir Jas.
Edw. Smith, Proce. ii. 69.

K2

132

Dryas, Felder, ix. 427.

— Cinaron, Felder, ix. 427.

Drymedus Beccarii, Salvad., xiv. 626,
633.

Dryocosmus zthiopicus, Gmel., XVii.
423.

— gambensis, Licht., Kvii. 423.

Dryomyza, Fallén, vi. 12.

—semicyanea, Walk.* iii. 109; v.
990; vi. 12; vil. 227; ix, 23.

Dryophide, x. 52.

Dryophthorus, Schénh., X. 443 ; Xi. 38,
86

Dryoscopus erythrogaster, Cretzschm.,
Xvii. 425.

Ducane, Capt. Chas., elected Fellow,
Proc. i. 281; obituary, Proc. i.
182.

Duchartre, Pierre, elected For. Memb.,
Proc. (1876-77) xviii.

Ducie, Rt. Hon. Earl of, elected Fellow,
Proe. (1888-90) 5.

Duck, Hybrid (Rev. W. 8. Hore), Proce.
i. 46; (Day) xvii. 17.

Duckworth, Henry, elected Fellow,
Proe. (1860-61) vii.

Ducrotay de Blainville,
obituary, Proce. 1. 91.

Duffy, Patrick, elected Fellow, Proce.
(1874-75) ii; death announced,
Proe. (1887-88) 16.

Dugdale, Jas. Henry, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1886-87) 13.

Dugong, Lac., ili. 63.

Duke, Rev. Edw., obituary, Proce. ii.
232.

Dules, Cwv., XViii. ftnote 309.

Dulus, Vieill., ii. 143.

Dumatha, Walk. *, vii. 195.

— herbida, Walk. * , vii. 195.

Duméril, Prof. André Marie Constant,
elected For. Memb., Proc. ii. 295;
eulogy, 299; obituary, Proc. (1860-
61) xlvi.

Duncan, Prof. P. Martin, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1879-80) liv.; death repor-
ted, Proc. (1890-92) 28, 56; obi-
tuary, Proc. (1890-92) 65.

—,A Revision of the Families and
Genera of the Sclerodermic Zoan-
tharia, Milne-Edw. § Haime, or

' Madreporaria (Madr. Rugosa ex-
cepted), Proc. (1883-86) 9, 10;
Xviii. 1-204.

—, A Revision of the Echinoidea, Recent
and Fossil, Proc. (1888-90) 5;
xxiii. 1-311.

—, Anatomy of the Ambuiacra of the
recent Diadematide, Proc. (1883—
86) 73.5 xix. 75-114.

Henri M.,

GENERAL INDEX.

Dunean, Prof. P. Martin, Annual Ad=
dress, Proc. (1883-86) 17-30.

—, Descriptions of two new species:
of Dirrhopalum, Dune. (S. O.
Ridley), Proc. (1880-82) 20; xv.
488-493.

—, Exhibits a specimen of Coral
(Desmophyllum crista-galli, Khr.),
ae (1883-86) 3; Proc. (1888-90)

—, Exhibits Heterocentrotus mammil-
latus, Klein, Proc. (1887-88) 12.

—, Exhibits Test of Laganum depres-
sum, Less., Proc. (1887-88) 111.

—, Exhibits the Spheridia of an
Hehinoderm, Proce. (1888-90) 8.

—, Exhibits tentacles of Cidaris papil-
lata, Leske, Proc. (1888-90) 52.

—, Exhibits section of Fungia echinata,
Ehrenb., Proc. (1888-90) 73.

—, Exhibits corallum of Caryophyllia
clavus, Scacchi, Proc. (1888-90) 73.

—, On some Ophiuroidea from the
Korean Seas, Proc. (1877-78) xxxv ;
xiv. 445-482.

—, On a Synthetic Type of Ophiurid
from the North Atlantic, Proce.
(1879-80) li; xv. 73-78.

—, On an unusual form of the genus
Hemipholus, Agass., Proc. (1879-
80) lvi; xv. 188-148.

—, On a Lithistid Sponge and on a
form of Aphrocallistes, Wright,
from the Deep Sea off the Coast of
Spain, Proc. (1880-82) 7; xv.
320-329.

—, On some Points in the Morphology
of the Test of the Temnopleuride,
Proc. (1880-82) 24 ; xvi. 343-358.

—, On the Genus Pleurechinus, JL.
Agass. ; its Classificatory Position
and Alliances, Proc. (1880-82) 35;
xvi. 447-454.

—, Observations on the Madreporarian
Family, the Fungide, with special
reference to the hard structures,
Proc. (1882-83) 18, 26; XVii.
187-162 ; Part II., xvii. 302-319.

—, On the Replacement of atrue Theea,
or Wall by Epitheca in some Serial
Coralla and on the importance of
the structure in the growth of
incrusting Corals, Proc. (1883-86)
3; Xvii. 361-366.

—, On a new genus of recent Fungide,
Family Fungine, allied to the genus
Micrabacia, Milne-Hdw. § Haime,
Proce. (1883-86) 15; xvii. 417-419.

—, On Celopleurus Maillardi, A. Agass.,
Proc. (1883-86) 83..

GENERAL INDEX.

Dunean, Prof. P. Martin, On the Peri-
gnathic Girdle of the Echinoidea,
Proe.( 1883-86) 119; xix. 179-212.

—, On the Madreporaria of the Mergui
Archipelago, Proc. (1883-86) 127 ;
xxi. 1-25.

—, On the Ophiuride of the Mergui
Archipelago, Proc. (1883-86) 134 ;
xxi. 85-106. ~

—, On some parts of the Anatomy of
Ophiothrix variabilis, Dunc., and
Ophiokampsis pellucida, Dunc.,
Proe.(1883-86) 134 ; xxi. 107-120.

—, Madreporaria of Fernando Noronha,
xx. 569-570.

—, On MHyalonema Sieboldii,
Proce. (1888-90) 68, 69.

—, and W. Percy Sladen, On the family
Arbaciade, Gray—Part I. The
Morphology of the Test in the
genera Ccelopleurus, Agass., and
Arbacia, Gray, Proc. (1883-86) 72 ;
xix. 25-27.

—, —, On the Anatomy of the Peri-
gnathic Girdle and of other parts
of the Test of Discoidea cylindrica,
Lamarck, sp., Proc. (1883-86) 185 ;
xx. 48-61.

—, —, On the Echinoidea of the Mergui
Archipelago, Proc. (1887-88) 112 ;
Xxi. 316-319.

Duncania, Pourt., Xvili. 27, 31,32, 194.

Dundubia, Amyot & Serv., i. 83, 141.

—albigutta, Walk.* , i. 83.

— bicaudata, Walk., x. 84, 85, 89.

— Carmente, Walk., x. 91.

— decem, Walk. * ,i. 141.

—duarum, Walk.*,i. 141.

— fuliginosa, Walk., x. 84, 85, 86, 87.

— guttigera, Walk. * ,i. 83.

— immacula, Walk. *,i. 141.

— impar, Walk.* , x. 86.

— imperatoria, Westw., i. 83; x. 84.

— intemerata, Walk. *,i. 84,141.

— junctivitta, Walk. *, x. 89.

— lata, Walk. *, x. 87.

— latilinea, Walk. * , x. 85, 87.

— linearis, Watk., x. 84, 87.

— —, var. cinctimanus, Walk., x. 84.

——, var. ramifera, Walk., x. 84.

— nebulilinea, Walk. * , x. 84.

— obtecta, Fabr., x. 87.

— pheophila, Wadk., i. 141.

— picta, Walk. * , x. 90.

— psecas, Walk., x. 91.

— recedens, Walk. * , x. 85.

— significata, Walk.*, x. 91.

— subapicalis, Walk. * , x. 87, 90.

— Thalia, Walh., i. 141.

— vaginata, Amyot § Serv., x. 84.

Gray,

133

Dundubia vibrans, Wadk., x. 84.

Dunkeria, Carp., xv. 245.

— falcifera, Wats. * , xv. 250.

Dunning, J. W., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1859-60) iv.

Dunocyathus, T. Woods, xviii. 21, 25.

Dunstan, John, obituary, Proc. i. 372.

Dupré, C. C., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1874-75) ii.

D’Urban, W. 8S. M., elected Fellow,
Proc. (1864-65) cvii.

D’Urbania, Trim., xi. 434.

Durgella, Blanf. (Godwin-Austen),
Proce. (1880-82) 5; xv. 291-296.

— assamica, Godw.-Aust.*, xv.294—-296,

— burmanica, Bens., xv. 296.

— levicula, Bens., xv. 291-296.

— mucosa, W.¢ H. Blanf., xv. 291,
292, 296.

—seposita, Bens., xv. 91, 292, 296.

— shisha, Godw.-Aust., xv. 296.

Durham, Arthur, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1859-60) ii.
Durham, Bishop of, cast of bust pres,
(Bennett), Proc. (1859-60) i.
Duthie, J. F., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1874-75) viii.

Dutrochet, Henri, M.D, elected Fellow,
Proce. i. 83; obituary, Proce. i. 341.

Dycladia, Felder, xii. 390, 392, 406.

— albiventris, Wadk., xii. 393.

— Batesii, Butler, xii. 394.

— bromus, Cramer, xii. 394, 395.

— bura, Herr.-Schéff., xii. 392.

— climacina, Butler * , xii. 394.

— correbioides, Felder, xii. 394.

— dorsalis, Walk., xii. 392.

—emergens, Walk., Xii. 392.

— (?) eximia, Herr.-Schdff., xii. 392.

— helena,, Herr.-Schaff., xii. 392.

— hemileuca, Butler, xii. 393.

— intersecta, Walk., xii. 393.

— lucetius, Cram., xii. 393.

— margariphera, Butler * , xii. 393.

— mexicana, Walk., xii. 392.

— minor, Butler*, xii. 396.

— ornatula, Walk., xii. 392.

— picta, Walk., xii. 392.

— selva, Herr.-Schdff., Xii. 392.

— teda, Wailk., xii. 392.

— tenthredoides, Waik., xii. 393, 394.

— torrida, Walk., xii. 394.

— varipes, Wailk., xii. 393.

— vittata, Walk., xii. 392.

Dyer, Bernard S., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1886-87) 12.

Dyer, Wm. T. Thiselton, elected Fel-
low, Proc. (1871-72) xxx.

—, Eulogium on Geo. Bentham, Proc,
(1887-88) 71-79.

134 ©

Dyer, Wm. ‘l. Thiselton, exhibits fruit
of Oncocarpus from crop of Fruit-
Pigeon (Carpophaga, Se/by), Proc.
(1875-80) xxv.

—, On Mytilaspis citricola, Pack., Proc.
(1882-83) 6.

—, Phylloxera in Spain and Portugal,
Proce. (1882-83) 3.

Dynamene Montagui, Leach, xii. 148-
151

— rubra, Leach, xii. 146-150.

— tubulosa, Heller, xix. 137 ftnote.

—varians, Stebbing * , xii. 150, 151.

—versicolor, Rathke, xii. 158.

— viridis, Leach, xii, 146-150.

Dynamine, Hiibn., Xi. 438.

Dynastes, Westw., Xi. 37, 138.

—, large beetle allied to, exhib. (See-
mann), Proc. (1870-71) xxxii.

Dynastide, xi. 54.

Dyrzela incrassata, Walk., vii. 51.

— parallela, Walk., vii. 51.

Dyscolus, De7., xi. 76.

Dysdera erythrina, Walk., Proc. i. 133;
vii. 156.

‘— Hombergii, Walch., Proc. i. 133.

— rubicunda, Walck., Proc. i. 138.

Dysderide, x. 433.

Dysderides, xi: 532.

Dysmathia, Bates * , ix. 382, 434.

— Areuta, Doubl., Westw. § Hewits., ix.
434,

— costalis, Bates * , ix. 382, 383, 434.

— Portia, Bates*, ix. 383, 434.

Dysauxes, Hiibn., xii. 351.

Dysostines, Pascoe *, x. 472; xii. 83.

— valgus, Pascoe *,x. 473, 493; xii.
84.

Dyster, Dr. Fredk. D., elected Fellow,
Proe. ii. 288.

Dystheeta, Pascoe * , ix. 115.

— anomala, Pascoe * , ix. 115.

Dystirus, Pascoe* , xi. 447; xii. 81.

— strumosus, Pascoe *, xi. 447, 492;
xii. $1.

Dyticus, Geoffr., vi. 27.

Dytiscidze, Observ. on the Respiratory
Action of the Carnivorous Water
Beetles (Sharp), Proc. (1876-77)
Xili; Xiii. 161-183.

Dytiscus, Linn., xi. 71.

—marginalis, Linn., xiii. 162, 181-
183; xv. 15, 18.

—, sp. with larval head, exhib. (West-
wood), Proe. (1870-71) xciv.

_&E.
Eagle, Francis King, obituary, Proc.
1856-57) xxvii.

GENERAL INDEX.

Hagle, Golden, shown, Proc. (1883-86)
iby

Eardley, Hardley G. Culling, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1857-58) x.

Harinis, Pascoe, ix. 119.

— Kreuslerz, Pascoe *, ix. 91, 119.

— mimula, Pascoe, ix. 119.

Earthquake at sea, off New Zealand (T
S. Ralph), Proc. ii. 250.

Earthworms, Proc. (1883-86) 120; xii
210.

—, reproduction of lost parts in (New
port), Proc. ii. 256.

Hassie, Wm., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1863-64) vii; death announced,
Proc. (1888-90) 11.

Eaton, Rey. A. E., Monograph of the
Recent Hphemeridz or May-flies,.
Proc. (1882-83) 8 ; Proc. (1883-86)
6, 73, 123; Proc. (1886-87) 4.
See Trans., 2nd ser. Zool. vol. iii.
1-852.

Hatoniella kerguelensis, H. A. Smith,
xvi. 271.

Eatwell, Dr. Wm., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1858-59) iv.

Hbalia, Leuch (LT. Bell), Proc. ii. 428,
433

—Bryeri, Leach (T. Bell), Proc. ii,
433

— Cranchii, Leach (T. Bell), Proce. ii.
433; xvii. 98.

— granulosa, Hdw. (T. Bell), Proe. ii.
433.

— Pennantii, Leach (T. Bell), Proc. ii.
435.

— tuberosa, Penn., xx. 454, 468.

Kburna, Zam., iv. 45.

Eburophora, White, ix. 126.

— octoguttata, White, ix. 126.

Echenais, Hitbn., ix. 445.

— Chia, Hiibn., ix. 396.

— Crispus, Miibn., ix. 216.

— leucocyana, Hiibn., ix. 214.

— Luciana, Hibn., ix. 216.

— Misenessa, Hibn., ix. 218.

Echeneide, ix. 166.

Heheneis, Artedi, xv. 51. .

— brachyptera, Lowe, xii. 108.

— naucrates, Linn., xii. 108.

— remora, Jinn., X11. 108.

Eceheta, Herr.-Schéff., xii. 400.

Kcehidna, Cuv., ii. 5, 12, 25, 37; xii.
157, 159, 178; xxiii. 104, 189;
xiv. 412-417.

—, sacral region of, xiii. 372.

—, skull of (Murie), Proc. (1875-80)
xxxvl; Xiv. 413-417.

— Bruijnii, Gervais, xiv. 414, 415,
417.

GENERAL INDEX.

Kehidna hystrix, Cuv., Anatomy of (Mi-
vart), Proc. (1867-68) Ixxxi; xiv.
412, 414-416.

— Lawesii, Ramsay, xiv. 414, 417.

— setosa, Cuv., Xiv. 416, 417.

Kehinanthus australasie, Gray, xiv.

— rosaceus, Linn., xix. 179, 203, 204,
DIB

— testudinarius, Gray, xiv. 440, 448,
4

Hehinarachnius, Phels., xix. 203.

— mirabilis, Barn., xix. 207.

— parma, Lam., xix. 207.

Echinaster, Mill. & Trosch., Xili. 56.

Hehinella, Swains., xv. 87, 94.

— (?) tectiformis, Watson* , xv. 94.

Hehinida, Brandt, xv. 129.

Hehinide, xix. 179, 186, 193-198, 200,
201, 207; xx. 51, 58.

— of E. Mediterranean (Forbes), Proc.
i, 184.

Hehinidea, Agass., Xii. 215.

Hehinocardium australe, Gray, xXiv.
441, 448, 444, 445.

— caudatum, read cordatum, Gray,
xiv. 442.

—cordatum, Gray, xiv. 442; xx.
45,

— flayescens, O. F. Miill., xvii. 103,
104; xx. 458, 470.

— Stimpsoni, Agass., Kiv. 441.

— zealandicum, Gray, Xiv. 441.

Echinocerus cibarius, A. White, Proc. ii.
329.

Kchinocidaris, Desm., xv. 128, 129,
320; xix. 25, 27.
Hehinococcus, Rud., viii.

295.
Echinoconus albogalerus, Cotteau, XX.
0.

24; xii.

Echinocyamus, Leske, Proc. i. 185.
— pusillus, Gray, Proc. i. 185; xvii.
103, 104; xx. 45.

Hchinoderm, sphezridia of an, shown
(Duncan), Proc. (1888-90) 8.
Hehinodermata, xii. 206, 210, 214, 215,
216, 223, 226; xv. 59; xix. 179;
xx. 458, 462, 464, 470, 471, 472;

Proc. (1882-83) 24, 26.

— of E. Scotland (Bell), Proc. (1882-

83) 4; xvii. 102-104.
— of Fernando Noronha (Ridley), =x
559-560.
—, ova of, as food for Salmon, Proc. ii.
358; wii. 145.
—, physiology of (Romanes), Proc.
(1882-83) ; xvii. 131-137.
—, propagation of (Wyville Thomson),
Proc. (1875-80) x; xiii. 55-79.

135.

Kehinodictyum, Ridley *, xv. 493.

— bilamellatum, Lam., xv. 493, 497.

— nervosum, Lam., Xv. 496, 497.

Hehinodiscus, Breyn., X1x. 203.

— auritus, Leske, xix. 207.

— biforis, A. Agass., 1x. 207.

Hchinoidea, xix. 25-28; xx. 45, 48,

~ 55, 57

— Desmosticha, xiii. 62.

— Petalosticha, xiii. 66.

— of Korean Seas (Sladen), Proc.
(1875-80) xxxv; xiv. 4384-445.

—of Mergui Archipelago (Duncan &
Sladen), Proce. (1887-88) 112 ; xxi.
316-319

— Gneuiine girdle of (Duncan),
Proc. (1883-86) 119; xix. 179-
212.

—, revision of (Duncan), Proc. (1888
90) 5; xxiii. 1-311.

—, spicula of (Stewart), Proc. (1865—
66) ui. See Trans. vol. xxv. 365=
37.

Hchinolampas, Gray, xiv. 441.

— orientalis, Gray, xiv. 441.

— oviformis, Gmel., xiv. 441.

— oviformis, Gray, xiv. 441, 443, 444.

Hchinometra, Breyn. Ech., on the appa-
rent retention of a sur-anal plate by
a young (F. J. Bell), Proc. (1880—
82) 8; xv. 128, 318-320.

— lucunter, Leske, xiv. 485, 448, 444;
xix. 179,200,211. .

— subangularis, Leske, xix. 179, 201,
211.

— viridis, 4. Agass., xv. 318-320.

Echinometridz, xix. 179 198-203,
208.

Hehinomyia, Dum., xi. 80.

— brevipennis, Walk. *, 1.19; ix. 18.

— monticola, Dol., v. 168.

— sarcophagoides, Walk.*, v. 30353.
ix. 18.

Hehinonemata, Sponges of the Order
(S. O. Ridley), Proc. (1880-82) 20 ;
xv. 476-497 ; xx. 568.

Hehinopedium, xii. 214, 215.

KEchinophyllia, Klunz., xviii. 117, 156,
159, 203.

Echinopla, F. Smith *, ii. 53, 79, 80;

v. 114; vi. 50; vii. 120; Viii.
70; xi. 291, 318.

— deceptor, F, ‘Smith, Vii, 23, 127;
xi. 318.

— dubitata, F. Smith*, vi. 50; vii.
127; xi. 318.

— lineata, Mayr, xi. 318.

— melanarctos, Ff. Smith*, ii. 79, 80,
1380; vii. 127; viii. 70; x1.
318.

136

Echinopla nitida, F. Smith*, vii. 23,
127; xi. 318.

— pallipes, F. Smith* , ii. 80; vi. 50;
vil. 127; xi. 318.

— pretexta, F. Smith*, v. 113, 143;
vii. 127; xi. 318.

— genilis, Mayr, xi. 318.

— striata, F. Smith*, ii. 80; v. 75;
vi. 50; vii. 23, 127; viii. 70;
xi. 318.

Echinopora, Lam, xvii. 303, 316,
317, 318.

Echinopora, Dana, xviii. 116, 117, 197.

— aspera, Hillis § Sol. xviii. 117,
159.

— hirsutissima, Milne-Edw. § Haime,
xviii. 117.

— horrida, Dana, xviii. 117.

Echinoporide, xviii. 8, 103.

Echinoporine, Xvii. 140.

Echinoporoida, xviii. 103, 116, 197.

Kehinorhinus spinosus, Gme/., v. 24.

Echinorhynchus Anthuris, Dujardin,
Vii. ftnote 152.

— Ardezx nigre, Braun, v. 36.

— inflatus, Rud., vii. 151.

— Proteus, Dujardin, vii. 151.

— tereticollis, Rud., vil. 151.

—, sp., Vil. ftnote 152.

Echinostoma, Cobd., v. 32.

Hehinostoma, Dujardin, v. 2.

— acanthoides, Dujardin, v. 33, 55.

— annulatum, Cobd., v. 36, 55.

— apiculatum, Dujardin, v. 55.

— Baculus, Cobb., v. 36, 55.

— bilobum, Rudolphi, v. 35, 55.

— cinctum, Dujardin, v. 35, 55.

— cristatum, Dujardin, v. 36, 55.

— denticulatum, Dujardin, v. 36, 55.

— dilatatum, Cobd., v. 35, 55.

— Dujardinii, Codd., v. 36, 55.

— echinatum, Dujardin, v. 33, 55.

— echinocephalum, Dujardin, v.34, 55.

— fallax, Dujardin, v. 37, 55.

— ferox, Dujardin, V. 35, 55.

— hispidum, Cobd., v. 36, 55.

— incrassatum, Cobb., v. 33, 55.

— leptosomum, Dwardin, v. 35, 55.

— militare, Dujardin, v. 34, 55.

— nephrocephalum, Codd., v. 36, 55.

— pristis, Dujardin, v. 36, 55.

— scabrum, Dujardin, v. 37, 55.

— serratum, Cobd., Vv. 35, 55.

— spiculator, Dujardin, V. 33, 55.

— spinulosum, Dujardin, v. 36, 55.

— trigonocephalum, Dwardin, v. 33.
55

— uncinatum, Dujardin, v. 35, 55.
Echinothrix, Peters, xix. 96, 101, 107,
108.

GENERAL INDEX.

Selmore calamaria, Pall., xix. 95,

106.

— Desori, Agass., xix. 95, 101, 106,
114, 202, 212.

Echinothuride, xix. 106, 181.

Echinus, Linn., Xi. 28; xiii. 79, 293;
xiv. 158 ; xix. 97, 180, 185, 197-
199, 201, 202, 208, 209 ; xx. 58.

—, experiments on (Romanes), XVii.
133-187.

— decoratus, Agass., Proc. i. 186.

— elegans, Dib. §& Kor., xvii. 102-
104.

—esculentus, Zinn., Proc. i. 185;
Xvii. 103, 104; xix. 179, 197;
xx. 458, 470.

— lividus, Zam., Proc. i. 185.

— melo, Lam., xv. 126-128.

— miliaris, Miller, Proc. i. 186 ; XVii.
108, 104; sxx. 458.

— monilis, Dep., Proc. i. 185.

— norvegicus, Diib. § Kor., xix. 179,
194, 196, 219.

— pulchellus, Risso, Proc. i. 186.

— sculptus, Lam., Xiv. 438.

— torewmaticus, Gmel., xiv. 438.

Echinus-spines, with sponges,
488, 497.

Echiodon, Thomps., exhib. (Giinther),
Proce. (1875-80) liv.

— Drummondii, Thomps., 1. 73.

Hehiurus farcimen, Baird * , xi. 97.

Echoneura, Butler * , xii. 383.

— angusta, Butler * , xii. 384.

— catastibina, Butler * , xii. 384.

— intricata, Walk., xii. 383.

— tenuis, Butler * , xii. 384.

Echthistatus, Pascoe, XViii. 237.

—binodosus, Waterh., xviii.
237.

— furciferus, Bates * , xiii. 207, 287.

— gibberus, Bates, xviii. 237.

— grossus, Bates * , xviii. 207, 237.

Echthromyrmex, McLachl.*, ix.
2438.

— platypterus, McLachl.* , ix. 244.

Eciton pachycerus, f. Smith, vi. 49.

Eclectus cardinalis, Bodd., ii. 165.

— grandis, Miull., ii. 165.

— polychlorus, Scop., xiii. 491; Xiv.
686.

— puniceus, Bodd., ii. 165.

Eemesus, Phil., Xviii. 23, 150, 203.

Ectatomma, F. Smith, vi. 45; viii.
71; xi. 324.

— diminuta, F. Smith, xviii. 328.

— rugosa, Ff, Smith*, iii. 143; vi.
45; wii. 19, 128; viii. 71; xi.
324.

— rugosum, F. Smith, Xi. 323.

xv.

207,

GENERAL INDEX.

Hetatorhinus, Lac., xi. 478.

— Adamsii, Pascoe *, xi. 478 ; xii. 91.

— femoratus, Pascoe*, xi. 478, 491;
xii. 91.

— Wallacei, Lac., xi. 478, 491.

Hetemnorhine, x. 436.

Ectinosoma atlanticum, Br. § Rob.,
xx. 456.

Ectinura, Pascoe, xi. 170, 457; xii,
85.

— brenthoides, Pascoe * , xi. 171, 217;

xii. 85.

Hetitheis, Pascoe * , Kix. 319, 325.

—divisus, Pascoe*, xix. 319, 326,
336.

Hetolithia, xiv. 173.

Ectomicrus, Sharp * , xix. 59, 60, 78.

— aper, Sharp * , xix. 129, 131.

— pubens, Sharp* , xix. 60, 78-80.

—rugicollis, Sharp * , xix. 60, 78, 79,
129.

— setosus, Sharp * , Xix. 129.

Hetoprocta, xiv. 490, 586; xv. 2-4.

Ectosperma clavata, Vaucher, Proc. i.8.

Ketospora, read Ectosperma clavata,
Vaucher, Proc. i. 8.

Hetosticta, Pascoe * , ix. 104, 136.

— cleroides, White, ix. 104, 136.

— eburata, Pascoe, 1x. 137.

— ruida, Pascoe * , ix. 104, 136.

Ectozoa, xix. 178.

Eetyonida, Carter, xv. 493.

Ectyrsus, Pascoe*, xi. 177; xii. 33,
88.

— yillosus, Pascoe*, xi. 178, 217;
xii. 88.

Hdentata, Cuv., ii. 12, 37; xiii. 185,
188; xix, 24.

—, Fossil, Proc. (1882-83) 25.

Edentula, read Hdentata, ii. 37.

Edgeworth, M. Pakenham, elected
Fellow, Proce. i.131; obituary, Proc.
(1880-82) 63.

Edible Birds’ Nests, Exhib., Proc. (1883-
86) 120.

Hdoliisoma Marescoti, Puch., ii. 160.

—melan, Miill. § Schi., ii. 160.

— melas, Ramsay, Xiv. 630.

— melas, Miill., xiii. 1387; xvi. 484.

— nigrum, Garn., xiv. 630.

— poliopsar, Sharpe * , Xvi. 318, 433.

— schisticeps, Gray, XVi. 318, 434.

Edoliosoma, read Hdoliisoma, ii. 141,
152.

— melas, Miill., xiii. 317.

Edolius megarhynchus, Q. § G., ii. 160.

Edora, read Eudora, Leach, xx. 47.

Edotia, Guér., xvi. 5, 7, 8, 20, 59, 65.

— bicuspida, Owen, Xvi. 8, 66, 67, 68.

— chilensis, Gay, xvi. 9, 74, 76.

137

Edotia hirtipes, Milne-Hdw., xvi. 8, 66,
}, (ols

— —, var. levidorsalis, Miers* , xvi.
8, 69, 85.

—magellanica, Cunningham, xvi. 9,
70, 74.

— montosa, Stimps., xvi. 9, 70, 72.

——, var, hirsuta, Harger, xvi. 9, 72.

— nodulosa, Kréyer, xvi. 8, 66, 67.

— triloba, Say, Xvi. 8, 70, 72.

= caper Guér., xvi. 9, 70, 72,

— (Synidotea) nodulosa, Kréyer, Vi.
65.

Hducabilia, Bon., ii. 11.

Edward, Lord Bishop of Norwich,
obituary, Proce. ii. 88.

Edward, Thos., elected Associate, Proc.
¢ kD vili; obituary (1883-86)

—, A few additional particulars re-
specting Couchia Edwardsii, Couch,
Proc. (1867-68) xxx; x. 1-4.

—, Cerebratulus angulatus, Oersted,
shown, Proce. (1880-82) 25.

—, On the occurrence of the Norwegian
Argentina silus, Ascan., on the
Shores of the Moray Firth, Banff-
shire, Proc. (1880-82) 12; xv.
334-336.

—, Stray Notes on some of the Smaller
Crustaceans.—Note I. On_ the
habits of the Hypertide, Proce.
(1865-66) Ixxxixs; ix. 143-147.
Note IT. Proc. (1866-67) iv; ix.
166-170.

Edwards, Henri Milne-, elected Foreign
Member, Proce. 1. 33.

Edwardsia, Quatrefages (Gosse), Proc.
i. 372.

— Beautempsii, Quatrefages, Proc. ii.
373

— callimorpha, Gosse, Proc. ii. 373.

Hel, Cuchia, xiii. 205, 208, 210.

Hels, xiii. 202; xv. 54, 55.

Keeria, Latr., Xiv. 637, 652-654.

—longipes, Herbst, xiv. 654; XX.
109

Egerton of Tatton, Lord, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1887-88) 5.

Egg within an egg, exhih. (John Hogg),
Proce. (1860-61) ix, x.

Fgiona, Pascoe * , xii. 51, 55, 97.

— leta, Pascoe * , xii. 51, 78, 97.

Ehrenberg, Dr. Christian Gottfried,
death announced, Proe. (1876-77)
xix.

Ehret, Geo. Dionysius, memoir of,
ae (1883-86) 42-45 ; letters to,

5-56.

138

Ehret and Linnzus, correspondence of,
Proc. (1883-86) 1, 2, 45-56.

Hichler, Prof. August Wilhelm, obituary,
Proc. (1886-87) 38.

Ekman, C. D., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1880-82) 27.

Elainea pagana, Licht., xx. 478.

— Ridleyana, Sharpe, xx. 478.

Hlamene, Hdw., xiv. 639, 646.

Hlaphomyia cervicornis, Sawnders, Vii.
222.

— polita, Saunders, vii. 222.

EHlaphomyie, ix. 6.

Elapidz, x. 60.

Elaps maculiceps, Géimther, x. 62, 67.

Hlaptus simulator, Pascoe, ix. 301.

Hlasmobranchii, v. 227 ; xii. 224, 225.

Hlasmoccenia, Milne-Hdw. & Haime,
XvViili. 114, 116, 197.

Hlasmoceenioida, xviii. 103, 114, 197.

EHlasmorhinus, Lac., Xi1. 65, 66.

Elasmotherium, F%isch., 11. 28.

Elater, Linn., xi. 41, 77, 87.

— nigrinus, Herbst, xi. 89.

Hlateride, x. 73-82; xi. 40.

—, monstrous specimen from Ceylon
(Westwood), Proc. i. 346.

Hlattocerus, Schonh., X11. 56.

Elborne, Wm., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1886-87) 21.

Eleale, Walk. *, vi. 135.

— plusioides, Walk. * , vi. 135.

Electric Hel, xv. 46.

— Ray. xv. 47.

Eledona, Latr., Xi. 77.

EHledone, Leach, xi. 93.

— cirrosa, Lam., xx. 448.

Elenchus, Curt., viii. 13.

Hienophorus collaris, Linn., xi. 41.

Hleodes, Hschsch., Xi. 38, 39.

Hleothreptus, Gray, ii. 143.

Eleotris, Gronovius, xiii. 141, 148;
xiv. ftnote 559, 561, 565, 578;
XVili. 313, 314.

— amboinensis, Bleeker, xiii. 149.

— buccata, Blyth, xiii. 149.

— butis, Ham. Buch., xiii. 149.

— canarensis, Day, xiii. 148.

— Cantoris, Ginther, xili. 148.

— caperata, Cantor, xiii. 149.

— cavifrons, Blyth, xiii. 148,

— feliceps, Blyth, xiii. 148.

— fusea, Bl. Schn., Xi1i.148 ; xviii. 318.

— humeralis, Cuv. §& Val., Xiii. 149.

— incerta, Blyth, xiii. 148.

— koilomatodon, Bleeker, xiii. 149.

— litoralis, Daz, Xili. 148.

— lutea, Day, xiii. 148.

— macrodon, Bleeker, xiii. 148.

— macrolepidota, Bloch, xiii. 148.

GENERAL INDEX.

Eleotris margaritana, Cuv. & Val.,
xiii. 148.

— mauritianus, Bennett, xiii. 148.

— muralis, Cuv. § Val., xiii. 148.

— nigra, Quoy & Gaim., xiii. 148.

— Se Cuv. & Val., xiii.

— porocephalus, Cuv. § Val., xiii.
148.

— prismatica, Bleeker, xiii. 149.

— scintillans, Blyth, xiii. 148.

— sexguttata, Cuv. & Val., xiii. 148.

— soarest, Playfair, xiii. 148.

— viridis, Bleeker, xiii. 148.

Elephant, xii. 177, 178, 227, 317.

—, Flukes (Benson), Proc. (1880-82)
26. See Trans., 2nd ser. Zool.
vol. ii. 2383-258.

Elephants, fluke infesting, xii. 291.

—, parasites of (Cobbold), Proc. (1880-
82)8; xv. 333. See Trans.,
2nd ser. Zool. vol. ii. 223-258.

Hlephas, Linn., ii. 26, 37.

— indicus, Linn., v. 9.

— primigenius, Blumenb., xiii. 34.

— sumatranus, Zemm., ii. ftnote 153.

Elephastomus australasiz, Kirby, Proce.
i. 366.

— Kirbii, Westw. *, Proe. i. 365.

— proboscideus, MacLeay, Proc. i.
5
vo .

Hlete, Pascoe, ix. 129.

— inscripta, Pascoe, ix. 129.

Hleutheroplea, xix. 155.

Elica, Walk. *, i. 86.

— latipennis, Walk.*, i. 86, 100.

Elidiptera, Spinola, i. 86.

— smaragdilinea, Walk.*, i. 86.

Elimea, Stal, xx. 535.

Elina, Blanch., xi. 438.

Hlis, Fabr., xi. 301, 349, 413.

— asiatica, Sauss., Xi. 350.

— azurea, Sauss., Xi. 350.

— bicolor, Sauss., xi. 350.

— Drewseni, Sauss. §& Sich., Xi. 350.

— hirsuta, Sauss., xi, 351.

— limbata, Sauss. & Sich., Xi. 352.

— phalerata, Sauss., Xi. 351.

— quadriguttulata, Sauss., Xi. 349.

—rubromaculata, Ff. Smith, xi. 349,
351.

— sericea, Sauss., Xi. 351.

— Snelleni, Sauss. & Sich., Xi. 351.

— tasmaniensis, Sauss., v. 117.

— tristis, Sauss., <1. 351.

— (Campsomeris) aureicollis, S¢.-Farg.,
xi. 350.

— (—) Lindenii, S¢.-Farg., xi. 351.

— (Colpa) Iris, S¢.-Farg., xi. 351.

— (—) parvula, S¢.-Farg., xi. 349.

GENERAL INDEX.

Elis (Scolia) agilis, F. Smith, xi. 350.
— (—) aurulenta, F’. Smith, xi. 349.
— (—) erythrosoma, Burm., Xi. 349.
— (—) eximia, F’. Smith, xi. 349.

— (—) fimbriata, Burm., Xi. 350.

— (—) fulva, Gray, xi. 349.

— (—) habrocoma, F. Smith, xi. 349.

— (—) javana, S¢.-Farg., Xi. 350.

— (—) litigiosa, F. Smith, xi. 349.

— (—) luctuosa, F. Smith, xi. 349.

— (—) marginella, Klug, xi. 350.

—(—) micans, Guér., xi. 350.

— (—) morosa, F. Smith, Xi. 350.

— (—) 4guttulata, Burm., Xi. 351.

— (Tiphia) annulata, Fabr., Xi. 351.

— (—) grossa, Fabr., Xi. 351.

— (—) thoracica, Mabr., x1. 350.

Elisma, Leach, v. 196.

Hlk (Alces machlis, Gray), anatomy of
(Watson & Young), Proc. (1875-
80), xxvi; xiv. 371-390.

Hlleschus, Meg., xii. 33.

Elliot, Daniel Giraud, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1865-66) v.

Elliot, Geo. Francis Scott, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1888-90) 71.

Elliot, Hon. Walter, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1858-59) iii.

Elliot, Sir Walter, obituary, Proc.
(1886-87) 39.

EHllipsoceenia, d’Orb., xviii. 99, 100,
203

Hllipsosmilia, d’Ord., xviii. 51, 204.
Bi pioseris. Dune., xviii. 147, 149,
‘ 98.

Ellis, G. V. See Newport, G.

Ellis, John, obituary, Proce. i. 372.

Ellis, Robt., elected Fellow, Proc. ii. 98.

Elmis, Latr., xiv. 530.

— brunneus, Waterh.* , xiv. 532.

— cupreus, Miiller, xiv. 532.

Hlodina, Feld., xi. 436.

Hlops saurus, Linn., xii. 108.

Hiphinstone, Howard Warburton,
elected Fellow, Proc. (1858-59) iv.

Elwes, H. J., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1873-74) xv.

Hlysastrea, Laube, XViil. 123, 124,

Elysia, Risso, xv. 164.

Hlysius, Waik., xii. 431.

— conspersus, Walk., xii. 431.

Elytrurus, Schonh., xi. 85.

— caudatus, Pascoe*, x. 471, 493;
xii. 80.

— Lapeyrousei, Botsd., x. 471.

— marginatus, Saund. § Jekel, X.
471.

Emalodera multipunctata,
Proce. i. 200.

Curt. * ,

139

Emarginula, Lam., iv. 38, 41; xiv.
606; xv. 165.

— crassa, Sow., XxX. 448.

— reticulata, Sow., xx. 450.

— variegata, A. Adams, xii. 560.

Emberiza, Linn., ii. 137, 142.

Embia, Latreille, xiii. 373, 384.

— antiqua, Pict., xiii. 379.

— Batesi, MeLachi. * , xiii. 380.

— Klugi, Ramb., xiii. 380.

—mauritanica, Lucas, Xiii. 375, 376,
378.

— persica, McLachl.* , xiii. 382.

— Salvini, McLachl.* , xiii. 380, 381,
382, 383.

— Savignyi, Westw., xiii. 576.

— Solieri, Ramb., xiii. 376, 382, 383.

Embidz, nymph-stage of (McLachl.),
Proc. (1876-77) xxi; xiii. 374-384.

Embolus rostralis, Hydoux & Souleyet,
xiv. 423.

Emesis, Westw. g Hewits., ix. 385,
436.

— ethalia, Bates * , ix. 385, 437.

— Arminius, Fabr., ix. 436.

— Aurelia, Bates, ix. 437.

— Oypria, Feld. ix. 436.

— Diogenia, Prittw., ix. 487.

— Drupadi, Horsf. viii. 149; ix. 414.

— Dyndima, Cram., ix. 436.

— fastidiosa, Ménétr., ix. 436.

— Fatima, Cram., ix. 437.

— Fatimella, Westw. § Hewits., ix.
437.

— Gnosis, Westw. & Hewits., ix. 450.

— hypochloris, Bates * , ix. 385, 436.

— Leosida, Boisd., ix. 414.

— Lucinda, Cram., ix. 385, 486.

—mandana, Cram., ix. ftnote 368,
436.

— monostigma, Hrichs., ix. 439.

— ocypore, Hiibn., ix. 436.

— Ops, Latr., ix. 436.

— Orphna, Boisd., viii. 149.

—- Petronius, Fabr., 1x. 228.

— spreta, Bates * , ix. 385, 436.

— Tenedia, Feld., ix. 486.

— Tolteca, Reakirt, ix. 456.

Emmagleus, /airm., Xi. 86.

Emmet, John, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1883-86) 71.

Emperor Moth (Saturnia Pavonia
minor, Linn.), abnormal cocoon of
(Curtis), Proce. 1. 228.

— — cocoon of (Westwood), Proc. ii.
368.

— — parasites and cocoons of (New-
port), Proce. ii. 248, 249.

Empide, Leach, iii. 129; v. 149,
237, 283; vil. 209, 233; viii. 111.

140

Empidoe, iii. 91.

Empleurus, Lac., xi. 480, 481.

— dentipes, Bohkem., xii. 36.

Emplocia, Schaeff., ix. 184.

Emplocide, ix. 182, 184.

Empusa, Hiibn., xii. 423.

— muscex, Cohn, viii. ftnote 139.

— tybris, Cram., x11. 424.

— vyitrea, Cram., X11. 423.

Empyreuma, Hiibn., xii. 361, 407.

— Jichas, Fadr., xii. 361.

— pugione, Linn., xii. 361.

Emu, Vili. 52; xii. 163, 301.

—, eggs of (L. Gurney), exhib., Proc.
(1865-66) viii.

Emyda, Bell, xii. 437.

— dura, Buch. Ham., On the Plastron
of the Gangetic Mud-Turtle (An-
derson), Proc. (1875-80) v; xii.
514-516.

— granosa, Schepf, x. 20; xii. 514.

— punctata, Lacép., xii. 514.

Emydian Chelonians, xii. 172, 178,
182.

Emydide, x. 5, 9, 10, 11, 12; xii.
435-437.

Emydosauria, Schw., x. 6, 13, 20.

Emys, Brongn., xii. 440.

— crassicollis, Bell, x. 14, 20; xii.
435.

— europea, Schneider, v. 41; Xii.
435.

— Hamiltoni, Gray, xii. 440, 442.

— levis, Bell, xii. 515.

— nigra, Blyth, x. 14.

— ocellata, Blyth, x. 16.

— ocellata, D. & B., x. 16, 17.

— trijuga, Schr., x. 5, 20; xii. 438,
439, 441.

— trivittata, D. ¢ B., x. 15.

Emysaura, D. § B., xii. 173, 181, 182,
183, 184, 192, 301.

Pnaliosauria, Similitudes of the Bones
of (Seeley), Proc. (1874-75) vii;
xil. 296-342; (Ichthyosaurus)
Mammalian, xii. 296 ; Avian, Xii.
999; Crocodilian, xii. 301; Che-
lonian, xii, 303; Lacertian, Xil.
305; Chameleon & Rhynchocepha-
lian, Xii. 308; Ophidian & Urode-
lan, xii. 310; Piscine & Plesio-
saurian, xii. 312; Dinosaurian,
xii. 314; Dicynodont & Labyrin-
thodont, xii. 315 ; (Plestosaurus)
Mammalian, xii. 316; Avian, xii.
319; Crocodilian, xii. 321; Che-
lonian, xii. 322; Lacertian, xii.
324; Rhynchocephaloid, xXii.
326; Ophidian, xii. 327; Uro-
delan, Xii. 328.

GENERAL INDEX.

Enallohelia, Milne-Edw. & Haime,
XViii. 38, 39, 195.

Enchoptera, Saund., ix. 122.

— apicalis, Saund., ix. 122.

— nigricornis, Sawnd., ix. 122.

Encrinus, Miller, xv. 212.

— Cassianus, Laube, xv. 211.

— hiliiformis, Lam., xv. 211.

Encyclops, Newm., Xviii. 206, 211.

— aavacelss Bates, * Xviii. 206, 211,
262.

Encyoposis, McLachl.* , xi. 222, 232,
233, 259, 262.

— amicus, McLachl.* , xi. 263, 275.

— festivus, Ramb., xi. 259, 264, 275.

— flavilinea, Walk., xi. 262, 263, 275.

— longistigma, McLachl.*, xi. 259,
263, 276.

— rufo-pictus, Walk., xi. 259, 268,
276.

Endera, Walk., xii. 367.

— diminuta, Walk., xii. 355.

— Sauleyi, Guér., xii. 367.

— subcyanea, Walk., xii. 411.

— vuleanus, Walk., xii. 367.

Enderby, Charles, death announced ;
Proc. (1876-77) xix.

Endeus, Schénh., Xii. 33.

Endlicher, Stephen, M.D., elected
Foreign Member, Proc. i. 33.
Endomychide, Proc. i. 110; xvii,

300.
Endopachys, Lonsd., xviii. 18, 175,
176, 199.
Endophleus, Hrichs., xix. 59, 60, 62.
— serratus, Sharp *, xix. 60, 61.
Endoplastica, xii. 202, 205, 226.
Endoprocta, xiv. 490, 586; xv. 1-4.
Endopsammia, Milne-Edw. §& Haime,
Xvili. 180, 181, 199.
Endymia, Pascoe*, xi. 199; xii.
94.
— geminata, Pascoe*, xii. 43, 77,

— vipio, Pascoe *, xi. 200, 218; xii
43, 95

Enea, Waik. * , vii. 63.

— signicosta, Walk. * , wii. 63.

Engelmann, Dr. Geo, elected Foreign
Member, Proc. (1877-78) xxxi;
obituary, Proc. (1883-86) 32.

Engide, Proce. i. 328.

Engraulis encrasicholus, Bleek., XV.
84

Enhydra, Flem., xii. 159, 178; xix.
20

Enhydrina, Gray, xiii. 341.

— valakadyen, Boie, x. 67.
Eniaca, Kirb. *, xvii. 54, 57.
— hesperidum, foss?, XVii. 77.

GHNERAL INDEX.

Enicodes Fichtelii, Schrader, ix. 141.

Hniconeura pictipennis, Walk., v. 262.

Enicoptera, Macq., iv. 155.

—arcuosa, Walk.*, iv. 156; ix.
25.

— flava, Macq., iv. 156.

= Beepeonis, Walk.*,iv. 155; ix.

5

— plagifera, Walk.*, iv. 156; ix.
25.

— rufiventris, Walk.*, v. 163; ix.
95

5.
—- tortuosa, Walk.*, iv. 155, 156;
ix. 25.
Enictus, Shuck., viii. 79.
— ambiguus, Shuck., viii. 79.
— obseurus, Ff. Smith *, viii. 79.
Enipo, Malmgr., ix. 38.
Hnispe, Westw., Xi. 435.
Ennomide, iii. 193; ix. 181,
xvii. 195.
Enodia canescens, Dahlb., Xi. 362.
— fervens, Dahlb., xi. 362.
Eneecyla, Ramb., xi. 109.
— areolata, Walk., xi. 110.
— designata, Walk., xi. 110.
— Frauenfeldii, Brauer, xi. 110.
— intercisa, Walk., xi. 110.
— irrorata, Faér., xi. 110.
— Kolenatii, Kol., xi. 110.
— lepida, Hagen, xi. 110.
— preterita, Walk., xi. 110.
— subfasciata, Say, xi. 110.
Enoicyla, Ramb., Xvi. 417.
— pusilla, Burm., ix. 278.
Enope, Walk., Xii. 367.
— hirsuta, Walk., xii. 367.
Enoploteuthis, D’ Orb., xi. 95.
Ensis siliqua, Linn., xvi. 485.
Kutalis, Gray, xv. 165.
Entalophora, Lam., xvii. 402.
— intricaria, Busk, xx. 278, 281.
— rugosa, D’Orb., xvii. 401, 404.
Enteles, Schdnh., xi. 203.
— ocellatus, Redtenb., xi. 193.
Entelodon, Aym., ii. 29.
Enteroccela, xii. 213, 216, 226.
Enteromius, Cope, Xiv. ftnote 538.
Enteropneusta, Xii. 206, 210, 215, 216,
226.
Entheus, Hiihn., xi. 438.
Entimus arrogans, Pascoe*, xi. 448;

184 ;

Xii. 82.
Entomis, Felder, xii. 417.
Entomobrya, ond. (Brook), Proc.

(1882-83) 9 ; xvii. 270-288.

— albocincta, Temp., xvii. 271, 279,
283.

—annulata, Fabr., Xvii. 271.

— arborea, Tullb., xvii. 271.

141

Entomobrya atra, Mic., xvii. 271,
281.

— cincta, Lubbock, Xvii. 271.

— corticalis, Mic., xvii. 271.

— decemfasciata, Pack., xvii. 271.

— decora, Mic., xvii. 271, 280.

— disjuncta, Wiec., xvii. 271.

— fasciata, Say, xvii. 271.

— fenestrarum, Bourl., xvii. 271.

— griseo-olivata, Pack., xvii. 271,
281.

— incerta, Wic., xvii. 271, 280.

— intermedia, Brook*, xvii. 274,

283.
— —, var. elongata, Brook, xvii. 275,
283.

— lanuginosa, Wec., xvii. 271, 278.

—marginata, Tullb., xvii. 271.

— membranea, Wic., xvii. 271, 280.

— multifasciata, Tullb., xvii. 274-279,
282, 283.

— —, var. lanuginosa, Nic., xvii. 278,
283.

——, var. muscorum, Tullb., xvii. 278.

— —, var. Nicoletii, Lubbock, xvii.
278, 283.

— —-, var, pulchella, Ridley, xvii. 277,
283.

— muscorum, Mic., xvii. 271.

— Nicoletii, Lubbock, xvii. 271, 275,
278.

— nivalis, Linn., xvii. 271, 272, 275,
283.

— perpulchra, Pack., xvii. 271, 281.

— purpurascens, Pack. xvii. 271,
282.

— ?Psuperba, Reuter, xvii. 279.

— variegata, Guér. § Pér., XViie
271.

Hntomocrania, Xii. 223.

Entomophaga, xx. 531.

Entomophaga, Owen, ii. 37.

Huntomophila, Gould, ii. 152.

— albigularis, Gould, ii. 158.

Entomoscelis, Chevr., Xi. 54.

Entomostraca, xX. 3; xvii. 94, 99;
xx. 47.

— as food for fish (Knox), Proc. ii.
355-359.

—, Freshwater (Lubbock),
(1862-63) iii.
197-210.

—, Oceanic, coll. by Capt. Toynbee
(Lubbock), Proc. (1859-60) xxxvi.
See Trans, xxiii. 173-191.

—of Ceylon (Brady), Proc. (1883-
86) 123; xix. 293-317.

Entosolenia glabosa, Montag., nucleus
in, Xiii. 411.

Entospherida, xiv. 175.

Proce.
See Trans. xxiv.

142

Entozoa (Cobbold), Proc. (1860-61)
iii; v. 1, 2, 255; xiv. 304, 305;
xix. 175, 288, 292.

—, best Methods of displaying, in

Museums (Cobbold), Proc. (1864-—

65) evii; viii. 170-172.

—, Experimental Investigations with
Cestoid (Cobbold), Proc. (1866—
67) ii; ix. 170-178.

—, experiments with (Cobbold), Proc.
(1864-65) iii; viii. 141-143.
—in the Dog, on the Prevalence of,
with Remarks on their Relation to
Public Health (Cobbold), Proc.

(1866-67) ix; ix. 281-296.

—, in ham (Cobbold), Proc. (1868-69)
xiii.

—, Observations on (Cobbold), Proc.
(1857-58) v. See Trans. vol. xxii.

155.

— of Salmon (McIntosh), vii. 148-
154.

Entozoon, Wilson, Proe. ii. 96.

—, new, from Ostrich (Cobbold), Proc.
(1880-82) 23 ; xvi. 184-188.

— dubium Ranarum, Rudolphi, v. 49.

Eolis, Cuv., v. 206; xiv. 124; xv.164.

— salmonacea, Couthouwy, xiv. 124.

Eopsaltria placens, Ramsay, Xiv. 630.

Eos fuscata, Blyth, xiv. 628, 686;
Xvi. 426.

— squamata, Bodd., ii. 165.

Eozo6n, Daws., Xiv. 193, 195, 208.

Epanycles, Butler *, X1i. 425, 426, 433.

— imperialis, Walk., xii. 426.

Epeira, Walck., vi. 28.

—acalypha, Walck., x. 431.

— adianta, Walch., x. 481.

— agelena, Wailck., Proc. i. 133.

— agelena, Hibn., x. 430.

—ameena, Blackw.* , x. 432, 434.

— angulata, Koch, x. 431.

—antriada, Walck., Proc. i.183; x.
431. ;

— picornis, Walck., Proc. 1. 133.

— calophylla, Walch., x. 430.

— eornuta, Walck., x. 431.

— diadema, Waick., x. 481; xvii.
166, 173. ,

— —, bite of (Blackwall), Proc. ii. 18,

14.

— fasciata (Walck.), &. 432.

— fusca, Walck., Proc. i. 133.

— geniste, Habn, xX. 431.

— grossa, Koch, x. 481.

— Herii, Hahn, x. 431.

— inclinata, Walch., x. 481.

— quadrata, Walck.., bite of (Blackwall),
Proe. ii. 14.

— scalaris, Walck., Proce. i. 183.

GENERAL INDEX.

Epeira segmentata, Sund., x. 431.

— similis, Blackw., xv. 157.

— solers, Walck., x. 430.

— umbratica, Walck., Proc. 1. 133.

Hpeiride, x. 480; xv. 157.

Hpeirides, Swnd., x. 266, 271, 274, 387,
389, 400; xi. 82.

Epelys, Dana, xvi. 65.

— annulatus, Dana, Xvi. 74, '75.

— montosus, Harger, Xvi. 72.

— trilobus, Smith, xvi. 70.

Ephemera dimidiatum, Curt., develop-
ment of (Lubbock), Proc. (1862-63)
iv. See Trans. xxiv. 61-78.

— —, metamorphosis of (Lubbock),
Proc. (1865-66) iv. See Trans.
vol, xxv. 477-492.

Ephemerz, air-sacsin (Newport), Proc.
1. 300. :
Ephemeridz (McLachlan), Proc. (1873—
74) xx, xxi; xii. 139-146; xvi.

155,176; xx. 83.

Ephemerides, Monograph of recent
(Eaton), Proc. (1883-86) 6, 73, 86,
123; (1886-67) 4. See Trans. 2nd
ser. Zool. vol. i. 1-352.

Ephydra, Fallén, iv. 171.

— hborboroides, Walk.*, iv. 171;
ix. 30.

— maculicornis, Walk.*, iv. 171;
ix. 30.

—? taciturna, Walk.*, iii. 127; ix.

Ephyra quadristriaria, Walk.*, iii. 194.

Ephyrodes, Guen., ix. 183.

Hpialtine, xiv. 662.

Epialtus, Milne-Edw., xiv. 650, 671.

— bituberculatus, Milne-Hdw., xiv. 650.

— dentatus, Milne-Hdw., xiv. 650.

— emarginatus, read marginatus, Bell,
xiv. 650.

— marginatus, Bell, xiv. 650.

Epicauta conspersa, Germ. (Curtis),
Proce. i. 202.

— ruficollis, Fabr., Proc. (1880-82) 26.

— sp. from Madagascar, Proc. (1880-82)
2

6.
Epiceia, Walk. * , -v. 149.
— ferruginea, Walk.*, Vv.
Vii. 209, 233; ix. 15.
— stigma, Walk., ix. 15.
Epichnopteryx, Hiibn., vi. 157-162.
Epicipera, read Epicopeia, Westw.,
Proe. ii. 288.
Epiclines, amy § Serv., i. 171.
— obliqua, Walk.*, i. 171.
Epicela, xii. 216, 223, 226.
Epicopeia, Westw., sp., Proc, ii. 288.
Epidesma, Hiibn., xii. 430.
Epidromus bracteatum, Hinds, xii. 551.

149, 283;

GENERAL INDEX.

Hpidromus digitale, Reeve, xii. 551.

— testaceus, Morch, xx. 490.

— truncatum, Hinds, xii. 551.
Epiglenea, Bates * , xviii. 259.

— comes, Bates* , XVili. 207, 259.
Epilasium rotundatum, Curt. * , Proc. 1.

Epimachide, ii. 142, 163.

Epimachus, Cuv., ii. 141, 152.

— filamentosus, Mull., ii. 163.

— maximus, Scop., ii. 163.

Epimeria cornigera, J. C. Fabr., xx. 456.

Hpineus, Kirb. * , xvii. 54, 58.

— dux, Walk., xvii. 77.

EHpinephele, Hiiin., xi. 432, 438.

— hyperantus, Linn., xiii. 195.

Epipedine, x. 437.

Epipedonota margineplicata,
Proe. i. 201.

Epipone Lecheguana, Latr., Proc.i. 188

— nidulans, Fabr., Proc. i. 188.

Hpiseris, EL. de From., Xviii. 153, 154,
198.

— macrostoma, HL. de From., X vill. 154.

Epismilia, HZ. de From., xviii. 50, 51,
52, 195, 203.

— Haimei, F£. de From., Xviil. 52.

Hpisomides, x. 439.

Episomus, Schénh., xi. 159, 163.

— fimbriatus, Pascoe*, xi. 158,217;
xii. 80.

— iconicus, Pascoe * , xi. 159; xii. 80.

— turritus, Pascoe* , xi. 158; xxii. 80.

Epistenia, Westw., ii. 127, 128 ; xvii.
58.

Curt. * ,

— imperialis, #7. Smith* ,ii. 127; vii.
144.

Epistreptophyllum, Milas, xviii. 133,
198.

Epistylis flavicans, Ehrenb., Proc. (1874-

75D) xv.

Hpitelia, Kirb. * , xvii. 54, 61.

— stylata, Walk., xvii. 77.

Hpithora, Pascoe * , ix. 98, 130.

— dorsalis, MacLeay, ix. 98, 180, 141,
301.

Epitola, Botsd., xi. 434.

Hpitoxis, Wall., xii. 345, 353, 407.

Epitragus zneobrunneus, Curt. * , Proc.
i. 201.

— Batesii, Maklin, xx. 550, 551.

— semicastaneus, Curt. *, Proc. i. 201.

Hpitranus, Walk., xvii. 54-56.

— albipennis, Walk., xvii. 54, 56.

— fulvescens, Walk., xvii. 54, 55, 77.

— impulsator, Walk., xvii. 54, 56.

Epitrochus, £. de From., xviii. 21, 26,
204.

Hpixorides, F. Smith*, vi. 64; xi.
406.

143

Epixorides chalybeator, F. Smith * , vi.
64; vii. 143; xi. 406.

Epora, Walk., i. 145.

— subtilis, Walk. * , i. 146, 175.

Epps, Jas., elected Fellow, Proc. (1883—
86) 73.

Epthianura, Gouw/d, ii. 141.

Hpurea, Hrichs., xi. 84; xx. 549.

— limbata, Fabr., xx. 549.

Epurea, read Epurea, xi. 84.

Epyris erraticus, F. Smith*, v. 136;
vii. 144.

Eques, Linn., x. 496.

Hquites, Linn., x. 497, 498, 499.

Equus, Linn., ii. 28 ; xii. 200.

— asinus, Linn., Xix. 284, 285.

— caballus, Linn., xix. 284.

Brana, Walk. *,i. 151.

— operosa, Walk. * , i. 15), 175.

Erastria securifera, Walk. * , vii. 58.

Erastrides, vii. 40.

Hrebaces, Pascoe * , Xi. 187; xii. 93.

—angulatus, Pascoe*, xi. 187, 218;
Kili. 93.

— pleuricausta, Pascoe*, Xi. 187;
xii. 93.

Erebia, Dalm., x. 498 ; xi. 432.

— Ligea, Linn., x. 498.

Hrebide, iii. 191; ix. 181, 182.

Hremninz, X. 436; xii. 81.

Hrepsimus, Schonh., x. 473.

Erethistes, Mill. § Henle, xiii. 341,
344; xiv. 563, 578; xviii. 316.

— conta, Ham. Buch., Xiii. 346.

— elongata, Day, xiii. 346.

— hara, Ham. Buch., xiii. 346.

— Jerdoni, Day, xiii. 346.

— pusillus, Miller & Trosch., xiii. 346.

Erethistes, Pascoe * , xi. 471; xii. 91;
xiv. 563, 578; XVvili. 316.

— congestus, Pascoe*, xi. 471, 472;
xii. 91.

— leucospilus, Pascoe * , xi. 471; xii.
91.

—licheneus, Pascoe*, xi. 471, 491;
xii. 91.

— ochriventris, Pascoe * , xi. 471, 472;
xii. 91.

Ergates, Serv., Xi. 89.

Ergatis benigna, Blackw., X. 422.

—lateus, Blackw., Proc. i. 1382; vii.
156; x. 422.

Eria Silkworm (Westwood), Proce. ii.
368, 369.

Erichoplatus, A. Milne-Hdw., xiv
647.

— Huttoni, A. M-Hdw., xiv. 647.
Erichsonia, Dana, Proc. ii. 294; xvi.
76

— angulata, Dana, Xvi. 77.

144

Hrichsonia attenuata, Harger, xvi. 79.

— filiformis, Harger, Xvi. 77.

Erigone provocans, Pick. Camb., Xiv.
120.

— psychrophila, Thorell, xiv. 120.

— vexatrix, Pick. Camb., xiv. 120.

Erinaceide, ii, 24, 37; xiii. 186.

Hrinaceus auritus, Pal/., parasite of,
exhib. (Dobson), Proc. (1880-82) 2.

— europeus, Linn., Vv. 7, 8,33; XX.
404.

Eriodon, Latr., x. 265, 266.

— ecrassum, Pick. Camb.*, x. 269,
2795.

— formidabile, Pick. Camb.* , x. 267,

— granulosum, Pick. Camb.* , x. 268,
275.

— occatorius, Walk., x. 265, 266, 269.

Hriopide, Vii. 64.

Eriphia, Felder, xii. 406, 414, 435.

— levimana, Latr., xx. 110.

— —, var. Smith, M‘Leay, xx. 110.

— tractipennis, Butler *, xii. 414.

— ustulata, Felder, xii. 414.

Eriphiide, xiv. 641, 671; xx. 110.

Hrirhinine, x. 436, 486; xi. 455-458;
X1i. 24, 25, 86, 89.

Erirhinus, Schénh., xi. 455; xii. 77.

Hrirhipis fulgida, Fadr., xiii. 138.

Eristalis, Latr., i. 17, 122; iv. 119;
vi. 22; ix. 4.

— eneus, Scop., ix. 4.

— equipars, Walk.*, vii. 210; ix.
17

_— Msopus, Walk. * , iv. 119; ix. 17.

— Aono, Walk. v. 151; ix. 17.

— Amphicrates, Walk., i. 17; ix. 4,
16

— Andremon, Walk., i. 122; ix. 4,
16.

—arvorum, Fabr., i. 122; ix. 4, 16.

—bomboides, Walk.*, iv. 119; v.
239, 266, 284; wii. 210; ix. 17.

— conductus, Walk. * , 111.95; ix. 17.

—- crassus, Habr., iv. 119; ix. 17.

— erythropyga, Walk.* , vii. 211; ix.
17

— helophiloides, Walk.* , v. 284; ix.
We

— inficitus, Walk., v. 303; 1x. 17.

—inscripta, Dol., v. 151; vii. 210;
ix. 17.

— lucilioides, Walk.*, v. 284; vii.
RDS abi IM

— maxima, Dol., v. 167.

— merodontoides, Walk.*, vii. 234;
ix. 17.

— metallica, Dol., v. 151.

— muscoides, Walk.*, iii. 96; ix. 17.

GENERAL INDEX.

Hristalis niger, Wied, 1. 17, 122; ix. 16.

— obliterans, Walk. *, -v. 152; ix. 17.-

— obseurata, Walk.*, v. 239; ix. 17.

— placens, Walk.*, vii. 211; ix. 17.

— age Walk. *, wii. 210; ix.
Wie

— refulgens, Dol., v. 167.

— resolutus, Walk. * , iii. 95, 129; ix.
17.

— singularis, Walk. * ,i. 17; ix. 16.

—splendens, Leguill., iii. 95; v. 151,
239, 284; vi. 22; wii. 225, 234;
ix. 17.

— suavissimus, Walk.*, iii. 95; ix.

— tenax, Linn., i. 140; xvii. 179-
182, 185.

— tortuosa, Walk.*, v. 266; ix. 17.

Erites, Boisd., viii. 145.

— Madura, Horsf., viii. 145.

Hrithacus rubecula, Linn., Xii. 534.

Hrlebach, H. A., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1880-82) 4.

Ermine Moth, Subcostal Nervure of, i.
140.

Ernolatia, Walk. * , vi. 131.

— signata, Walk. * , wi. 131.

Ernst, Prof. Adolphus, elected Fellow,
Proe. (1882-83) 4.

Hro, Koch, x. 387.

Erodiscine, x. 436, 465; xii. 88.

Erodiscus, Schonh., =. 465.

— amalis, Pascoe*, x. 465; xii. 88.

— ciconia, Gylh., x. 465.

— motacilla, Bohem., x. 465.

Eroschema, Pascoe, ix. 119; xXviii.
225.

— atricolle, Pascoe, ix. 119.

— Poweri, Pascoe, ix. 119.

Hrotylathris, Motsch., xix. 59, 60, 127,
128.

— cognatus, Sharp * , xix. 127. é

— costatus, Sharp * , xix. 60, 75, 84.

Erotylide, xVii. 350, 351.

Hrrada, Walk. *, x. 116.

— funesta, Walk., x. 117.

Erruca, Walk., xii. 377, 380, 400, 407.

— aterrima, Walk., Xii. 377.

— contracta, Walk., xii. 379.

— Deyrollii, Herr.-Schéff., xii. 379.

— grenadensis, Butler * , xii. 378.

— hilaris, Walk., xii. 379.

—wmachilis, Herr.-Schaif., xii. 377-
379.

— nigerrima, Walk., xii. 379.

— Pertyi, Herr.-Schéff., Xii. 377.

— pictipennis, Butl. * , Xii. 378.

— porphyrea, Walk., xii. 379.

— varia, Walk., Xii. 378.

— vesparia, Perty, Xii. 379.

GENERAL INDEX.

Erruca vespiformis, Butler * , xii. 379.

Erskine, Alex., obituary, Proc. (1835-
56) xi.

Ervilia subcancellata, H. A. Smith, xx.
503.

Erycides, Hiibn., xi. 438.

Erycina, Westw., ix. 402, 428.

— Anapis, Godt., ix. 458.

— Aristodorus, Morisse, ix. 429.

— Aristus, Godt., ix. 215.

— Atahualpa, Saund., ix. 429.

— Aulestes, Cram., ix. 428.

— Cacica, Feld., ix. 429.

— Callias, Feld., ix. 429.

— colubra, Saund., ix. 428.

— Enmylius, Doubdl., ix. 216.

— Epone, Godt., ix. 226.

— Epulus, Godt., ix. 227.

— Hryxo, Sawnd., ix. 429.

— Htias, Sawnd., ix. 428, 429.

— eupolemia, Godt., ix. 458.

— Glaphyra, Saund., ix. 428.

— Hebrus, Godt., ix. 223.

— Huasear, Saund., ix. 429.

— Inea, Sawnd., ix. 429.

— Isala, Godt., ix. 458.

— Julia, Westw., ix. 428.

— Julia, Saund., ix. 428.

— Jurgensentt, Saund., ix. 429.

— Lucianus, Hiibn., ix. 216.

— Melibeeus, Fabr., ix. 384, 428.

— Melibeus, Boisd., ix. 428.

— miniola, Bates * , ix. 384, 428.

— Misenes, Godé., ix. 218.

— Montezuma, Saund., ix. 429.

— Ocollo, Saund., ix. 429.

— Pandama, Sauwnd., ix. 429.

— Pausias, elder, ix. 429.

— Pentheus, Godz., ix. 215.

— Petronius, Godt., ix. 222, 228.

— Pherephatte, West. & Hewits., 1x. 456.

— Pretus, Godt., ix. 224.

— Priolas, Godt., ix. 415.

— Pyretus, Cram., ix. 384, 428.

— Pyretus, Saund., ix. 428.

— Tedea, Cram., ix. 428.

— Zeanger, Grdt., ix. 218.

Erycinide, vi. J4; viii. 143, 148; ix.
412; xvi. 468.

—, A catalogue of, a Family of Diurnal
Lepidoptera (Bates), Proc. (1866-
67) xlii; ix. 367-459.

Erycinine, ix. ftnote 368, 424;

468.

, ix. 183, 189.
Watk.* , ix.

Xvi.

Erymella, Walk. *

— hieroglyphica, 181,
190.

Erynnis, Schrank, x. 497, 498, 500;
xi. 452.
— Comma, Linn., x, 498.

145

Erynnis linea, Wien. Verz., x. 498.

— malve, Linn., x. 498.

— malvarum, Hoffin., x. 498.

— speculum, Rotz., x. 498.

— Tages, Linn., x, 498.

Eryssamena, Bates *, Xviil. a

— acuta, Bates* , xviii. 207, 2

— saperdina, Bates * , XVili. on 251,
252.

— spinidorsis, Bates * , xviii. 207, 252,
262.

Erythacus, Cuv., ii. 137.

— akahige, Temm., ii. 127.

Erythrotriorchis, Sharpe, xvii. 407.

— Dorix, Salvad. § D Albert., XVii.
405-407.

Esacus magnirostris, S¢.-Hilaire, ii.

Eschara, Lam., Xiv. 238; xvii. 402.

—cervicornis, Busk, Xili. 482, 484; .
Xv. 239.

—elegantula, D’Orb., xv. 235, 236,
238.

—nobilis, Michelin, xiv. 237, 288,
246

— perpusilla Busk* , xv. 236, 241.

— rosacea, Busk, Xili. 481.

— rosaced, Sars, XV. 237.

— saccata, Busk, Xv. 236.

— Sarsii, Smitt, xv. 237.

— Skenei, Bush, xiii. 480, 482.

——, var. tridens, Busk, xiii. 480,
486.

— stellata, Peach * , xiii. 481, 486

Escharella Landsborovii, Johnst., XV.
238.

— porifera, Smitt, xv. 238.

— rostrigera, Smitt, Xx. 504.

Escharide, xv. 234, 342.

Hscharoides Sarsii, Smitt, xv. 237.

Hschricht, Dr. D. F., elected For.
Memb., Proc. (1861-62) Ixv; obit-
uary, Proc. (1862-63) xii.

Hschscholtzia, Less., xvi. 94, 98.

— cordata, Kolliker, xvi. 92.
Esenbeck, Christian Gottfried Nees von,
obituary, Proc. (1857-58) xlv.

Esmelina, Pascoe * , x. 484; xii. 82.
— flavovittata, Pascoe* x. 484, 493;
Xili. 82.
Hsocida, ix. 165.
Hsomus, Swains., Xiv. ftnote 538.
— madraspatensis, Day, xiv. ftnote
549.
— malabaricus, Day, xiv. ftnote 549.
— yittatus, Swains., xiv. ftnote 549.
Esopus, Milne-Hdw., Xiv. 651.
— erassus, Milne-Hdw., Xiv. 651.
Esox cancila, Ham. Buch., Xii. 571.
— Estor, Lesueur, V. 24:
q

146

Esox lucius, Linn., v. 21, 23, 30, 32, 37,
49; xv. 41.

— reticulatus, Lesweur, v. 21.

Esperia, Nardo, xv. 150, 151.

Hspeut, W. Bancroft, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1880-82) 8.

—, sends albino Bat from Jamaica for
exhib., Proc. (1880-82) 25.

Essisus, Pascoe* , ix. 90, 118.

— dispar, Pascoe * , ix. 91, 118, 142.

Essolithna, Pascoe * , X. 457, 485; xii.
8).

— pluviata, Pascoe * , x. 458, 493; xii.
81.

— rhombus, Pascoe * , X. 458; xxii. 82.

Esthemopsis, Feder, ix. 433.

— olia, Bates * , ix. 380, 433.

— Alicia, Bates, ix. 433.

— Celina, Bates * , ix. 379, 380, 433.

— Clonia, Felder, ix. 380, 433.

— lithosina, Bates * , ix. 380, 433.

— sericina, Bates, ix. 433.

Estheria Hislopi, Baird, xix. 294.

Hstolides, Xvili. 248.

Etanna, Walk. * , vi. 118.

— basalis, Walk.*, vi. 119.

— erastioides, Walk. * , vi. 119.

— florida, Walk. *, vi. 119.

Eteona, Westw., xi. 438.

Ethemaia, Pascoe, X. 442; xi. 165, 166,
168.

Etheostoma blennoides, Raf, xv. 51.

Etheridge, Robt., Jun. See Nicholson,
Prof. H. A.

Ethmosphera, Haeckel, xiv. 146, 168,
179.

Ethmospheride, xiii. 300; xiv. 157,
178, 174, 179.

Etisus, Desm., xiv. 669.

Etroplus, Cuv. § Val., xiii. 141, 142,
1538; xiv. ftnote 559, 563, 565,
568, 578; xviii. 314.

— canarensis, Day, xiii. 153; XViii.
314.

— coruchi, Cuv. & Val., xiii. 153.

— maculatus, Bloch, xiii. 153; xv. 35;
Xvili. 314.

— meleagris, Ouy. & Val., xiii. 153.

— suratensis, Bloch, xiii. 153.

Huaxes, Grube, Xii. 209.

Eubrachis, Baly * , xiv. 248, 253.

— cylindrica, Kiist., xiv. 248.

— indica, Baly* , xiv. 249.

— spinipes, Baly * , xiv. 248.

Hucalanus attenuatus, Dana, xx. 148.

— setiger, Brady, xx. 148.

Eucanthus, Westw. *, Proce. i. 387.

— Melibceus, Fubr., Proce. i. 387.

Bucarpia, Walk, * , i. 159.

— univitta, Walk. *, i. 159, 175.

GENERAL INDEX.

Eucecryphalus, Haeckel, xiv. 151,
178

— Schultzei, Haeckel, xiv. 140, 150.

Eucera, Scop., vii. 115.

— crassipes, Mabr., Xi. 385.

— longicornis, Linn., vii. 115.

Hucercaria virgula, Diesing, v. 13.

Hucerea, Aiibner, X11. 385.

— latifascia, Walk., xii. 419.

— pyrrhopyga, Walk., xii. 431.

— thalassica, Felder, xii. 419.

Eucereon, Hiibner, ii. 423, 424, 425,
430.

— grylloides, Walk., xii. 419.

— subplena, Walk., xii. 419.

— tetragramma, Walk., xii. 418.

Eucheta norvegica, Boeck, xx. 456.

— prestandres, Philippi, xx. 148.

Huchaleis, Duf., xvii. 54, 63.

—hematomera, Duf., xvii. 67.

— Miegii, Duf., xvii. 53, 63, 77.

Hucharia atrica, Koch, x. 431.

Eucharinz, Synopsis of Chalcidide of
Subfamily of (Kirby), Proc. (1883—
86) 1384; xx. 28-87.

Eucharis, Latr., xvi. 94, 97, 103-106,
109; xx. 28, 33.

— contingens, Walk., Xx. 37.

— deprivata, Walk., xx. 30.

— festiva, Fabr., xx. 29.

— flabellata, Fabr., xx. 32.

— fureata, Fabr., XX. 32.

— Jello, Walk., xx. 29.

— Kollari, Forst., xx. 28.

—rapo, Walk., Xx. 29.

— volusus, Walk., xx. 31.

— Zalates, Walk., xx. 30.

Eucharis, Eschsch., xvi. 94, 97, 103=
106, 109.

— multicornis, Hschsch., xvi. 94, 98,
103, 109.

Eucharissine, Xx. 37.

Huchelus, Philippi, xiv. 588, 605, 606.

— alveolatus, A. Adams, xii. 559.

Euchirus, Burm. (Stevens), Proc. ii. 371.

Euchitonia, Hhrend., xiv. 146, 154, 174,
176.

Euchloé, Hiibner, xi. 432.

— hyantis, W. H. Hdw., xvi. 471.

— lanceolata, Lucas, Xvi. 471.

— Reakirtii, Hdw., xvi. 471.

— Sara, Lucas, Xvi. 471.

Euchlora viridis, Fabr., xi. 31.

Euchone analis, Kréyer, xiv. 133, 134.

— tuberculosa, Kréyer, xiv. 127.

Euchromia, Hiibner, xii. 363, 407.

— acharon, Walk., xii. 425.

— Miacus, Walk., Xii. 372.

— africana, Butler * , xii. 364.

— albiplaga, Walk., xii. 417.

GENERAL INDEX,

Huchromia afiena, Walk., xii. 369.

— anthracina, Walk., xii. 413.

— apicalis, Walk., X1i. 422. .

— apricans, Walk., xii. 369.

— arrogans, Walk., xii. 415.

— aruica, Walk., xii. 365.

— Astyoche, Hiibner, xii. 396.

— aurata, Walk., xii. 369.

— hbasalis, Walk., xii. 370.

— calcarata, Walk., xii. 374.

— capys, Walk., xii. 417.

— celebensis, Butler * , xii. 364.

— celipennis, Walk., xii. 365.

—concisa, Walk., xii. 370.

— contenta, Walk., xii. 425.

— contraria, Walk., xii. 421.

— eryptoleuca, Walk., xii. 370.

— diminuta, Walk., xii. 356.

— diversipennis, Walk., xii. 427.

— dolosa, Walk., xii. 410.

— epilais, Walk., xii. 366.

— fastuosa, Walk., Xii. 416.

— ferox, Walk., xii. 366.

— ferruginosa, Walk., xii. 425,

— finalis, Walk., xii. 357.

— flavigutta, Walk., xii. 414.

—- fraterna, Butler * , xii. 364.

— fumipennis, Walk., xii. 412.

—Ganimede. See EH. Ganymede,
Doubl., Xii. 365.

— Ganymede, Doubl., xii. 365.

— gloriosa, Walk., xii. 417.

— grylloides, Walk., xii. 419.

— heber, Walk., xii. 414.

— hirsuta, Walk., xii. 367.

— Horsfieldii, Moore, xii. 363.

— ignita, Herr.-Schéff., xii. 367.

— imperialis, Walk., xii. 426.

— instructa, Walk., xii. 358.

— interstans, Walk., x11. 363.

— intricata, Walk., xii, 383, 384.

— invaria, Walk., xii. 360.

— Irus, Cramer, X11. 365.

— Isis, Boisd., xii. 365.

— jucunda, Walk., xii. 417.

— lateralis, Guér., xii. 428.

— Laura, Butler *, xii. 364.

— leonis, Butler * , xii. 363.

— Lethe, Faér., Xi. 363.

— madagascariensis, Boisd., xii. 363,
364.

— madagascariensis, Walk., xii. 364.

— mesta, Walk., xii. 425.

— mystica, Walk., xii. 360.

— none, Butler * , xii. 365.

— opposita, Walk., xii. 422.

— opulenta, Walk., xii. 367.

— orientalis, Butler * , xii. 364.

— pectinata, Walk., xii. 424.

— Polymena, Linn., Kil. 364, 365.

147
Euchromia quadrigutta, Walk., xii.
70

— rosa, Walk., Xii. 430.
— rosina, Walk., xii. 430.
— rubricollis, Walk., xii. 366.
— Sauleyi, Guér., xii. 367.
— scintillans, Butler, xii, 416.
— semiaurata, Walk., xii. 422.
— semiluna, Wadh., xii. 365.
— slamensis, Butler * , sxcii. 365,
— sperchius, Cramer, Xii. 363.
— strigosa, Walk., ii. 423.
— subcyanea, Walk., xii. 411.
— submacula, Walk., xii. 415.
— subplena, Walk., xii. 419.
— Sypilus, Walk., xii. 420.
— tenebrosa, Walk., xii. 369.
— terminalis, Walk., xii. 409.
— tetragramma, Walk., xii. 418.
— Thelebas, Cramer, xii. 365.
— Thetis, Linn., xii. 418.
— Theas, Habr., xii. 418.
— thoracica, Walk., xii. 369.
— tina, Wath., Xii. 366.
— tyrrhene, Hiibner, xii. 387.
— varia, Walk., xii. 430.
— varipes, Walk., xii. 368.
— vicaria, Walk., xii, 422.
— yittata, Walk., xii. 372.
— vulcanus, Walk., xii. 367
Huchromiing, xii. 342, 361, 407.
EHucinetops, Stimps., Xiv. 644, 645.
Euclera, Herr.-Schéff., xii. 400.
Eucorybas crotalus, Gerst., xix. ftnote
171.
Eucranium, De7., xi. 43, 44, 45.
Euerante villosa, Malmgren, xiv. 127.
Hucrantia, Malmgren, ix. 38.
Huctenia, Felder, xii, 343.
Kucyrta, Felder, xii. 420, 423.
— albicollis, Felder, xii. 424.
— geometrica, Helder, xii. 421,
— preetexta, Welder, xii. 421.
— subulifera, Felder, xii. 423.
Hucyrtidium, Hhrend., xiv. 150, 151,
170, 178.
Eudactylus, Sallé, xi. 84.
Eudendriide, xii. 253.
Hudendrium, Ehrenb., xii. 257.
— eapillare, Alder, xii. 253.
— rigidum, Allman * , Xii. 253, 281.
Huderine, x, 437.
Hudiocrinus, P. H. Carp. *, Xvi. 488,
493-501.
— indivisus, Semper, xvi. 494, 495,
' 498, 499.
— japonicus, P. H. Carp. *, xvi. 495,
499, 500.
—Semperi, P. H. Carp,*, xvi. 495,
497, 499, 500.,;
L2

148

Eudiocrinus varians, P. H. Carp. *
Xvi. 494, 495, 496, 499.

Eudiplopida, xviii. 333.

— Bathypleura, xviii. 333.

— Stenopleura, xXVili. 333.

EHudmeta, Wied, ix. 3.

— marginata, Fabr., i, 8; Vv.
ix. 9.

Eudora, Leach, xx. 47.

— truncatula, Spence Bate, xx. 45.

Hudoxia, Eschsch., Proc. ii. 68.

Hudynamis rufiventer, Less.,
428.

Eudynamus cyanocephala, Lath., xiil.
310, 491

Eudynamys rufiventris, Zess., ii. 166.

Huerycina, Saund., ix. 402, 453.

— Oalphurnia, Saund., 1x. 402, 453.

Hugina monilifera, Pease, xii. 542.

— recurva, Reeve, xii. 542,

— zonata, Reeve, xii. 542.

Euglypha, Dujardin, xiii. 388, 389,
396, 403, 406.

— alveclata, Dujardin, xiii. 398, 403-
405.

— ampullacea, Dujardin, xiii. 404.

—— pleurostoma, Carter, xili. 598.

Huglyptosternum, Bleeker, xiii.
348; xiv. 573, 578.

— lineatum, Day, xiii. 352.

Hugnathus, Schénh., xviii. 297.

-— bracteatus, Pascoe * , xii. 23, 84.

— chloroticus, Pascoe *, xii, 23, 84.

Hugnomus, Schonh., xi. 456.

Hugyra, EL. de From., xviii. 87, 196.

Eugyroida, Xvili. 83, 85, 196.

Euhelia, Miine-Hdw. g Haime, Xviii.
38, 40, 195.

Huhys barbatus, Gray, xiii. 108.

Eulabes Dumonti, Less., xiii. 82, 318,
501; xiv. 687.

— orientalis, Ramsay, Xiv. 633.

Eulachus, Hrichs., xix. ftnote 89.

Eulena cayennensis, see Hulema cayen-
nensis, S¢.-Farg., Proc. (1888-90)
7

166 ;

XVI.

399,

Eulema cayennensis, S¢.-Harg., fertilizing
Coryanthes macrantha, Hooker, in
Trinidad (Morris), exhib., 2708:
(1888-90) 7.

Tulepa, Walk. * , wii. 54.

— niveigutta, Walk. * , Wii. 54.

Eulepidotis politaria, Hubner, xvii.

Enulima, Risso, xi. 20: xvii. 112.

— acanthyllis, Watson*, xvii. 112,
118.

— acerrima, Watson * , xvii. 112, 118,
120.

— acicula, Gd., xvii. 117.

GENERAL INDEX.

Kulima amblia, Watson*, xvii. 112,
he

— attenuata, Sow., xvii. 117.

— bilineata, Alder, xvii. 113, 117.

— eampyla, Watson*, xvii. 112,

22.

—chascanon, Watson*, xvii. 112,
114.

— chaunax, Watson * , xvii. 112, 114.

— chydexa, Watson * , xvii. 112, 124.

— chyta, Watson * , xvii. 112, 121.

— cylindrata, Watson*, xvii. 112,
125, 126.

—dissimilis, Watson*, xvii. 112,
128.

— distorta, Desh., xvii. 113, 115, 117,
127.

— —, var. gracilis, Forb., xvii. 118,
115, 117, 121.

— ephamilla, Watson*, xvii. 112,
116, 120.

— eurychada, Watson*, xvii. 112,
129.

— fallax, Watson * , xvii. 112, 123.

— famelica, Watson * »Xvii. 112, 118,
121.

— fasciata, Watson * , xvii. 112-114.

— gomphus, Watson * , xvii. 112, 125,
127.

— eracilis, Forb., xvii. 113, 115, 117,

— hebes, Watson * , xvii. 112, 127.

— hians, Watson * , xvii. 112, 115.

— hyalina, Watson * , xvii. 112, 126.

— intermedia, Carter, xvii. 114-116,
119, 120.

— Jeffreysiana, Brus., xvii. 114, 120.

— Kampyla,. Watson, xvii. 129.

— latipes, Watson * , xvii. 112, 120.

— lentiginosa, A. Adams, xvii. 124.

— Manzoniana, Jsse/, xvii. 118.

— oxytata, Watson *, xvii. 112, 117-
120.

— paivensis, Watson, xvii. 124.

— polita, Linn., xvii. 99, 116.

— psila, Watson *, xvii. 112.

— rutila, Carp., xvii. 118.

— sarissa, Watson*, xvii. 112, 119,
121.

— stenostoma, Jeffr., Xvil. 125, 127.

— subulata, Don., xvii. 113, 116.

Hulimella, Forbes, xvii. 122.

Bulophides, Westw. (Westwood), Proc.
il.

Eulophus Nemati,
37.

Humeus, Hiibn., x1. 438.

ae Bowringi, Ginther, X. 26

Westw., Proc. ii.

— pierre Gunther, x. 27.

GENERAL INDEX.

Humecocera, Solsky, xviii. 258.

EKumedonine, xiv. 670.

Eumedonus, Milne-Hdw., xiv. 670.

— niger, Milne-Kdw., xiv. 670.

Humelea rosaliata, Cram., ili. 194.

Humenes, Fabr., vii. 122; viii. 87.

Humenes, Zatr., ii. 108; vi. 57; Xi.
371, 413; xviii. 319.

— affinissima, Sawss., Xi. 371.

—agilis, F. Smith * , v. 127; vii. 37,
136.

— architectus, F. Smith*, ili. 20;
Vii. 136; xi. 373.
— arcuata, Fabr., ill. 163; vii.

122.

— arcuata, Westw., Xi. 371.

—arcuatus, Fabr., v. 126; vii. 37,
136; viii. 87; xi. 372.

— arcuatus, var.?, F. Smith, Xi.
373.

—artifex, fF. Smith*, v. 86; vii.
186 ; xi. 373.

— Blanchardi, Sawss., 11. 108; v. 126 ;
vii. 136; xi. 296, 372.

— blandus, #. Smith*, v. 127; vi.
57; vii. 136.

— brevirostrata, Sauss., Xi. 372.

— campaniformis, Sauss., Xi. 371.

— cireinalis, Fabr., ii. 108; iii. 20;
v. 126; vi. 57; vii. 38, 136;
viii. 88; xi. 371.

— conformis, 7. Smith*, vii. 38,
137 ; xi. 373.

— conica, Fabr., xi. 371.

— curvata, Sauss., xi. 372.

— depressa, Sauss., Xi. 372.

— diligens, F. Smith*, vii. 39, 137;
xi. 373.

— Hdwardsi, Sauss., Xi. 371.

—esuriens, Fabr., v. 86, 126; vii.
136; xi. 371.

— exiguus, Sauss., X1. 372.

— eximius, Ff. Smith*, v. 126; vii.
136 ; viii. 87.

— flavopicta, Blanch., ii. 108; vii.
136; xi. 371.

— floralis, F. Smith *, iii. 20; vii.
136; xi. 373.

— fulvipennis, F. Smith, iii. 20; vii.
186; viii. 87; xi. 372.

— gracilis, Sauss., Xi. 371.

— hemorrhoidalis, Fadr., ii. 109; vii.
136.

—inconspicua, F. Smith*, ii. 109;
vii. 186; xi. 372.

— indiana, Sauss., Xi. 372.

— insolens, Ff. Smith *, viii. 88; xi.
370.

— laboriosus, Ff. Smith*, v. 87; vii.
136 ; xi. 373.

149

Eumenes Iatreillii, Sawss., xviii. 318,
319, 321, 322.

— medianus, /. Smith * , vil. 38, 137;
xi. 373.

— melanosoma, Sauss., Xi. 372.

= perplexus, FE, Smith * , vii. 39, 187 ;
x1. 373.

— pictifrons, fF. Smith*, v. 86; Vil.
136; xi. 373.

— politus, /. Smith*, v. 127; vii.
137.

— Praslina, Guér., v. 126; vi. 57;
vii. 37, 1386; viil. 87; xi. 373.

— pullatus, F. Smith *, vii. 39, 137;
xi. 373.

— pyriformis, Swuss., xi. 372.

— quadrata, F. Smith, ii. 109; vii.
136; xi. 378.

— quadratus, Ff. Smith, vii. 136.

— quadrispinosa, Sauss., ii. 108; v.

. W27s wail 386); xa. 296, 372:

— singularis, #. Smith *, ii. 109; vii.
136; xi. 372.

— sublevis, #. Smith, xi. 372.

— tinctor, Christ., vi. 57; vii. 137
xi. 373.

— tricolor, Smith*, wv. 87, 126;
vi. 57; vil. 37, 136; xi. 373.

— Urvillei, Sauss., vi. 57; vii. 37,
137 ; xi. 374.

— vindex, / Smith*, ili. 20; vii.
136; xi. 373.

— yolatilis, #. Smith*, vii. 30, 137;
viii. 87 ; Xi. 373.

— xanthura, Sauss., ii. 108; vii. 136 ;
xi. 371.

— xanthurus, Sauss., vii. 136.

Eumenia crassa, (rsted, xiv. 131,
134.

— Jeffreysi, MIntosh, xx. 458, 469.

Eumenide, Westw., ii. 108; iii. 19,
I68= ve 1265 wi. 57 5 wails 37;
1s swath, Sg sa Lo, will ¢
xiv. 678.

Eumenogaster, Herr.-Schdff., xii. 404.

— eumenes, Herr.-Schdff., xii. 404.

— notabilis, Walk., xii. 404.

— (?) tricolor, Packard, xii. 404.

Eumerus, Meigen, iv. 121.

— argentipes, Walk. *,v. 284; ix. 17.

— argyropus, Dol., v. 167.

— bimaculatus, Dol., v. 167.

— figurans, Walk.*, iv. 121; ix. 17.

Eumeta, Walk., vi. 132.

— Cramerii, Westw., vi. 132.

Eumolpe longissima, Blainv., viii. 201.

— scolopendrina, Blainv., viii. 201.

Eumolpide, viii. 25, 29; xili. 469
xiv. 135, 247.

—, new (Baly), xiv. 246-265.

150

Eumolpus, Fabr., viii. 26; xi. 60.

— antennatus, Fabr., viii. 26.

— Asiaticus, Linn., viii. 26.

— auratus, Fabr., viii. 26, 29.

— hifasciatus, wabr., Will. 26.

— compressicornis, Fabr., viii. 26.

— cyaneus, Fabr., viii. 26.

— cyanicollis, Fabr., vili. 26.

— ignicollis, Hope, viii. 27.

— nitidus, Fabr., viii. 26.

— pretiosus, Fabr., viii. 26.

— pyrophorus, Parry, viii. 27.

— senegalensis, Oliv., Vili. 26.

Hunectes scytale, Wagler, v. 19.

Hunica, Hiibn., Xi. 283, 468.

Hunice, Cuv., %. 235, 342, 351.

— adriatica, Schmarda, 344, 345.

— annulicornis, Johnston, x. 346.

— antarctica, Baird * , x. 348.

— antennata, Savigny, &. 346.

— Aphroditois, Pallas, x. 343.

— Bowerbanki, Baird * , x. 349.

— Elsyi, Baird * , x. 344.

— fijiensis, Baird *, x. 347.

— gigantea, Cuv., x. 343.

— gracilis, Gr ube, x. 347.

= Guildingi, Baird ES oid, GOL

— guttata, Baird * , x. 350.

— Harassii, Audowin & Milne-Edw., =.

_ 346.

— macrochexta, Schmarda, x. 347.

— madeirensis, Baird * , x. 344.

— Nareoni, Baird *, =X. 350.

— norvegica, Linn., x. 345.

— norwegica, Quatrefages, x. 340.

— pinnata, Quatrefages, 3. 345.

— plicata, Baird * , x. 348,

— Quoyi, Quatrefages, x. 347.

— Roussei, Quatrefages, X. 345.

— sanguinea, Montagu, X. 352.

— tentaculata, Quatrefages, x. 345.

— tentaculata, Kinb., x. 345.

— Woodwardi, Baird *, x. 347.

Funicea, Remarks on several genera of
Annelides belonging to the group
e (Baird), Proc. (1868- 69) xliv ;

341-361.

Hania, x, 341.

Hunoa nodosa, Sars, xiv. 129, 134.

— Girstedi, Malmgr., xiv. 129, 134.

Eunoé, Malngr., ix. 37.

Eunogyra, Westw., ix. 416.

— Curupira, Bates, ix. 416.

— Satyrus, Doubl. §& Westw., ix. 416.

— Satyrus, Herr.-Schaff., ix. 416.

Bunomia, Hiibner, xii. 399-401.

— abdominalis, Walk., xii, 403.

—andromacha, Fabr., xii. 399, 400
401.

— auge, Linn., Xii. 399.

GENERAL INDEX.

Eunomia carnicauda, Butler * , xii. 400.

— caunus, Cramer, xii. 399.

— Columbina, Fabr., xii. 399.

— eagrus, Cramer, xii. 399

— (?) eburneifera, Felder, xii. 402.

— frontalis, Walk., xii. 398.

— fulvicauda, Butler * , xii. 401.

— insularis, Grote, xii. 396.

— leucaspis, Cramer, xii. 401.

— mena, Hiibner, xii. 402.

— (?) merra, Walleng., xii. 401.

— platyzona, Felder, xii. 402.

— sanguiflua, Hiibner, xii, 400.

— sanguifluc, Walk., xii. 400.

— garcosoma, Butler * , xii. 401.

—smaragdina, Walk., xii. 402.

— yacillans, Walk., xii. 398.

Eunomiine, xii. 342, 399.

Euomus retusus, Pascoe * , xi, 449, 492 ;
xii. 83.

Euophrys aprica, Koch, x. 410.

— terebrata, Koch, x. 410.

Euoplia, Hope*, Proc. i. 42.

— polyspila, Hope*, Proc. i. 42.

Euops xrosa, Pascoe * , xii. 28, 88.

— amethystina, Pascoe *, xii. 29, 88.

— clavigera, Pascoe * , xii. 28, 88.

—- celestina, Pascoe *, xii, 27, 87.

— divisa, Pascoe *, xii. 29, 78, 88.

— eucalypti, Pascoe * , xii. 28, 88.

— Jekelii, Pascoe * , xii. 29, 78, 88.

— plicata, Pascoe * , xii. 28, 87.

— trigemmata, Pascoe * , xii. 28, 88.

— violacea, Pascoe * , Xii. 27, 87.

Eupages, Schonh., x. 473.

Eupagurus Bernhardus, JLinn.,
454, 468.

— excavatus, Miers, xx. 454.

— Prideauxii, Leach, xx. 454, 469.

— pubescens, Kroyer, xx. 454, 469.

Huparypha, Hartm., v. 195.

Eupetes, Zemm., ii. 152; xiv. 632.

— Ajax, Temm., ii. 158; xiv. 631, 632.

— cerulescens, Zemm., li. 158; xiv.
632.

— castanonota, Salvad., xvi. 319,441.

= Goldiei, Ramsay, Xiv. 631.

— nigricrissus, Salvad., Xiv. 632.

— pulcher, Sharpe*, ‘xvi. 319, 440,
441,

Kuphedra, Hiibn., xi. 434.

Euphalia, Pascoe *, x, 467; xii. 80.

— ee Pascoe *, x, 468, 493 ;

Huphema, Wagl., ii. 141.

Euphonia, Desm., ii. 143.

Euphoria Belti, Sharp * , xiii. 137.

Euphrosine, Cuwv., X. 236.

— foliosa, Audouin § Milne-Edw., x.
237.

xX.

GENERAL INDEX.

Euphrosine lanceata, Savigny, x. 236.

— myrtosa, Savigny, x. 236.

Euphrosyne, Savigny, X. 216, 236, 242.

— armadillo, Sars, x. 237.

— borealis, @rsted, x. 238, 242.

— capensis, Kinb., x. 237.

— cirrata, Sars, x. 238.

— foliosa, Audouin § Milne-Edw., X.
237,

— lanceata, Savigny, x. 236.

— mediterranea, Grube, X. 237.

— myrtosa, Savigny, . 236.

— myrtosa, var., Ehlers, x. 237.

— polybranchia, Schmarda, X. 237.

— racemosa, Hhiers, x. 237.

Euphyllia, Milne-Edw. § Haime.,
Xvili. 76, 83, 84, 196.

Euphylliacez czespitose, viii. 75.

Euphyllioida, xviii. 83, 196.

Eupilis, Walk. * , i. 93, 162.

— albilineola, Walk. *, 1. 93, 99, 162.

— hebes, Walk. * , 1. 162.

Eupiona, Pascoe * , xi. 161, 164; xii.
80

— attalica, Pascoe*, xi. 161; xii. 80.

Huplectella, Owen, Crustacea living in
(Miers), Proc. (1875-80), xxii ;
xiii. 506-512; xiv. 720.

— aspergillum, Owen (Chimmo), Proce.
(1876-77) xviii; xiii. 506, 507;
Xvi. 83.

, exhib. (Stevens), Proc. (1866-
67) v.

— Cucumer, Owen *, Proc. (1856-57)
vy. See Trans. vol. xxii. 117-124.

— speciosa, Quoy § Gaim., xiii. 56.

Eupleres, Doyére, xix. 7, 8, 10.

Huplesia, Felder, xii. 420.

— ochrophila, Felder, xii. 422.

Hupleurodon, Stimps., xiv. 650.

— trifurcatus, Stimps., Xiv. 650.

Huplocamus, Temm., ii. 140.

Kuplea, Fabr., x. 499; xi. 436.

—, On the Butterflies in the Collection
of the British Museum hitherto
referred to the Genus (Butler),
Proe. (1875-80) xxvii; xiv. 290-
303.

Eupleea abjecta, Butler, xiv. 300.

— andamanensis, Atkin, xiv. 300.

— Aglidice, Boisd., xiv. 298.

— Alcathoé, Godt., xiv. 301.

— Amymone, Godt., xiv. 300.

— Angasii, Felder, xiv. 299.

— anthracina, Butler, xiv. 300.

— Arisbe, Felder, xiv. 296.

— Batesii, Fader, xiv. 299.

. — Baudiniana, Godt., xiv. 299.

— Belinda, Butler * , xiv. 299.

— Boisduvalii, Lucas, xiv. 300.

ddl

EKupleea Brenchleyi, Butler, xiv. 301.

— Callithoé, Butler, xiv. 292, 302.

— Olimene, Fabr., Xiv. 291.

— Core, Cram., Xiv. 291, 301.

— coreoides, Moore, xiv. 301.

— Corinna, McLeay, xiv. 299.

— Dalmanii, Felder, xiv. 301.

— Deione, Westw., xiv. 301.

— Diana, Butler, xiv. 300.

— distincta, Butler, xiv. 299.

— dolosa, Butler, xiv. 300.

— Donovani, Felder, xiv. 299.

— Doubledayi, Felder, xiv. 301.

— Duponchelii, Boisd., xiv. 301.

— Hleutho, Quoy § Gatmard, Xiv.
299

— Eschscholtzii, Felder, xiv. 299.

— Eunice, Butler, xiv. 292.

—eurypon, Hewits., xiv. 301.

— Hyndhovii, Felder, xiv. 301.

— Felderi, Butler, xiv. 300.

— Frauenfeldi, Felder, xiv. 300.

— Geyeri, Felder, Xiv. 301.

— Godartii, Lucas, xiv. 301.

— Guérinu, Pelder, xiv. 300.

— Harrisii, Felder, xiv. 302.

— helcita, Boisd., xiv. 299.

— Hopfferi, Felder, xiv. 296.

— Horsfieldi, Felder, xiv. 300.

— Hiubneri, Moore, xiv. 300.

— Iphianassa, Butler, xiv. 293.

— Janus, Butler, xiv. 300.

— Kirbyi, Felder, xiv. 300.

— Leachii, Helder, xiv. 300.

— Lewinii, Felder, xiv. 299.

— Lorquinei, Felder, xiv. 300.

— mazares, Moore, xiv. 295.

— megera, Butler, xiv. 300.

— Ménétriésii, Felder, xiii. 196 ; xiv
301.

— mitra, Moore, xiv. 300.

— Montrouzieri, Felder, xiv. 299.

— morosa, Butler, xiv. 301.

— Ochsenheimeri, Lucas, xiv. 294,
297.

— Orope, Boisd., xiv. 299.

— Paykullei, Butler, xiv. 301.

— Perryi, Butler, xiv. 299.

— picina, Butler, xiv. 300.

— Pierretii, Felder, xiv. 301.

— Pinwillii, Butler * , xiii. 196 ; xiv
301.

— Plexippus, fabr., xiv. 291.

— Poeyi, Felder, xiv. 301.

— Proserpina, Butler, xiv. 300.

— Redtenbacheri, Felder, xiv. 299.

— Rogenhoferi, Felder, xiv. 294.

— Saundersii, Helder, xiv. 295.

— Scherzeri, Helder, xiv. 300.

— Schlegelii, Meld., xiv. 301.

152

Euplea Schmeltzi, Herr.-Schaff., xiv.
300.

— Semperi, Felder, xiv. 296.

— Siamensis, Felder, xiv. 301.

— similis, Fabr., xiv. 291.

— Staintonii, Feder, xiv. 293.

— superba, Vollenhoven, xiv. 301.

— Swainsoni, Godt., xiv. 299.

— torvina, Butler, xiv. 301.

— Tulliolus, Fabr., xiv. 296.

— vermiculata, Butler, xiv. 301.

— vestigiata, Butler, xiii. 191.

— vicina, Felder, xiv. 301.

— violeta, Butler, xiv. 300.

— Wallengrenii, Felder, xiv. 300.

— Whitmei, Butler, xiv. 300.

— Zinkenii, Felder, xiv. 298.

Eupogonius, Le Conte, xviii. 249.

— tenuicornis, Bates * , X viii. 249, 250.

Eupomatus, Philippi, viii. 12.

— Boltoni, Baird * , viii. 12, 16, 22.

Eupompe, Kind., ix. 31.

— Grubei, Kind., ix. 31.

Euprepes punctatus, Linn, (Ridley),
Proce. (1887-88) i.

Fuprepis macularius, Blyth, x. 26.

Huproctis, Hiibn., vi. 128, 130.

— atomaria, Walk. * , wi. 129.

— divisa, Walk. * , vi. 129.

— fusipennis, Walk. * , vi. 128.

— guttistriga, Walk. x, vi. 129.

— munda, Walk. *, Vi. 129.

— xanthomela, Walk. * , wi. 128.

EKuprognatha, Stimps., xiv. 645.

— rastellifera, Stimps., xiv. 645.

Eupsammia, Milne-Edw. & Haime,
Xvili. 175, 176, 199.

Eupsammide, Xviii. 6, 172, 194.

Eupsammine, Milne-Edw. § Haine,
Xviii. 172.

Euptychia, Hiibn., viii. 145; xi. 488.

—,exhib. specimens of (Butler),
Proce. (1875-80) xiii.

—, On new species of the genus (Butler),
xiii. 116-128.

Euptychia Abretia, Capronnier, xiii.
117.

— Acmenis, Hiibn., xiii. 119.

— exerota, Butler, xiii. 121, 126, 127.
— etherialis, Butler*, xiii. 126, 128.
— aflinis, Butler, xiii. 118.

— Agatha, Butler, xiii. 122.

— albofasciata, Hewits., xiii. 117.
— Alcinoe, Felder, xiii. 123.
—ambigua, Butler, xiii. 119.
—anacleta, Butler * , xiii. 123, 128.
— angelica, Butler, xiii. 121.

— angularis, Butler, xiii. 118.

— Antonoé, Cramer, xiii. 120.

— Argante, Cramer, xiii. 118.

GENERAL INDEX.

Huptychia Argentella, Butler § Druce,
xiii. 122.

— argyrospila, Butler, xiii. 118.

— armilla, Butler, xiii. 117.

— Arnexa, Fabr., xiii. 122.

— Ashna, Hewits., xiii. 117."

— Atalanta, Butler, xiii. 119.

— Austeria, Butler, xiii. 118.

— Ayaya, Butler, xiii. 122.

— Batesii, Butler, xiii. 121, 128.

— benedicta, Butler * , xiii. 124, 128.

— binalinea, Butler, xiii. 119.

— binocula, Butler, xiii. 117.

— pbrixiola, Butler, xiii. 121.

— brixius, Godt., xiii. 121.

— Butleri, Distant, xiii. 116

— Byses, Godt., xiii. 122.

— cerulea, Butler, xiii. 121.

— calixta, Butler * , xiii. 125, 128.

— callichloris, Butler *, xiii. 122.

— Calpurnia, Felder, xiii. 116.

— Camerta, Cramer, xiii. 119.

— Celmis, Godt., Xi1i. 118.

— chloris, Cramer, xiii. 122.

— Clementia, Butler * , xiii, 128.

— Clorimena, Stol/, xiii. 122, 127.

— Cluena, Drury, xiii. 121.

— Ceelestis, Butler, xiii. 121.

— Ceelica, Hewits., xiii, 121.

— Cornelius, Fabr., xiii. 122.

— cosmophila, Hiibn., xiii. 122, 128.

— Crantor, Fabr., xiii. 118.

— Cyanites, Butler, xiii. 121.

— cyclops, Butler *, xiii. 126, 128.

— Dares, Godt., xiii. 122.

— disaffecta, Butler §& Druce, Xiii.
118.

— divergens, Butler, xiii. 118.

— Doris, Cramer, Xiii. 121.

— Doxes, Godt., xiii. 122.

— ebusa, Cramer, xiii. 122.

— Electra, Butler, xiii. 118.

— Enyo, Butler, xiii. 117.

— Hois, Butler, xiii. 119.

— Hpinephele, Felder, xiii. 119.

— Hrichtho, Butler, xiii. 121.

— Hrigone, Butler, xiii. 118.

— Eriphule, Butler, xiii. 118.

— Erycina, Butler, xiii. 122.

— Hurytus, Fabr., xiii. 118.

— eusebia, Butler * , xiii, 126, 128.

— fabiana, Butler * , xiii. 126, 128.

— fallax, Felder, xiii. 119.

— Fetna, Butler, xiii. 117.

— Francisca, Butler, xiii. 117.

— fulgora, Butler, xiii. 121.

— fumata, Butler, xiii. 120.

— Furina, Hewits., xiii. 117.

— Galesus, Godart, xiii. 119, 128.

— gemma, Hiibn., xiii. 122.

GENERAL INDEX.

Huptychia Gemmula, Butler, xiii. 122.

— Gera, Hewits., xiii. 121.

— gigas, Butler, xiii. 120.

— glaucina, Bates, xiii. 121.

— Grimon, Godt., xiii. 119.

— Gulnare, Butler, xiii. 120.

— Harmonia, Butler, xiii. 120.

— Helle, Cramer, xiii. 117.

— Hermes, Fabr., xiii. 119, 125, 128.

— Herse, Cramer, Xiii. 122.

— Hewitsonii, Butler, xiii. 122.

— hiemalis, Butler, xiii. 121.

— Hilara, Helder, xiii. 117.

— Hibneri, Butler, xiii. 119, 125.

— hygina, Butler * , xiii. 127, 128.

— insignis, Butler, xiii, 121.

— insolata, Butler & Druce, xiii. 117.

— Iris, Felder, xiii. 122.

— Ithama, Butler, xiii. 123.

— Itonis, Hewits., xiii, 122.

— Jaresia, Butler, Xiii. 117.

— Jesia, Butler, xiii. 117.

— Jovita, Felder, xiii. 119.

— Junia, Cramer, xiii. 121.

— Junonia, Butler, xiii. 122.

— Labe, Butler, xiii. 117.

— languida, Butler, xiii. 116.

— Latia, Butler, xXili. 122.

— Lea, Cramer, xiii. 121.

— Lethe, Butler, xiii, 118.

— Libye, Linn., xiii. 120.

— libyoidea, Butler, xiii. 120.

— liturata, Butler, xiii. 117.

— Lobelia, Butler, xiii. 121.

— Lupita, Felder, xiii. 123.

— Lydia, Cramer, xiii. 116.

— macrophthalma,
117.

— Mepius, Godt., xiii. 122.

— Maimouné, Butler, xiii. 119.

— Manasses, Felder, xiii. 123.

— Mare, Butler, xiii. 121.

— Marmorata, Butler, xiii. 119.

— melchiades, Butler * , xiii. 125,128.

— Melobosis, Capronnier, xiii. 119.
— metagera, Butler, xiii. 121.
— metaleuca, Boisd., xiii. 116.
— Mima, Butler, xiii. 120.

— modesta, Butler, xiii. 119.
— Mollina, Hiibner, xiii. 117.
— Mollis, Staudinger, xiii. 117.
— Muscosa, Butler, xiii. 120.
— Myneea, Cramer, xiii. 118.
— nana, Moeschler, xiii. 128.
— nebulosa, Butler, xiii. 120.
— Necys, Godt., xiii. 120.

— Nortia, Hewits., xiii. 121.

— Nossis, Hewits., xiii. 117.

— numeria, Felder, xiii, 123,
— Numilia, Felder, xiii. 123.

Staudinger, Xiii.

153

Euptychia obscura, Butler, xiii. 120.
— ochracea, Butler, xiii. 118.

— Ocirrhoé, Fabr., xiii. 116.

— Ocnus, Butler, xiii. 118.

— Ocypete, Fabr., xiii. 117.

— Oreba, Butler, xiii. 120.

— Pacarus, Godt., xiii. 120.

— Peon, Godt., xiii. 118.

— Pagyris, Godt., xiii. 122, 128.
— Palladia, Butler, xiii. 118, 124.
— peculiaris, Butler, xiii. 121.
— peloria, Felder, xiii. 123.

— Penelope, Fabr., xiii. 118.

— Periphas, Godt., xiii. 118.

— Pharella, Butler, xiii. 119.

— Phares, Godt., xiii. 119.

— Philippa, Butler, xiii. 121.

— Phineus, Butler, xiii. 120.

— Phocion, Fabr., xiii. 122.

— Phronius, God?., xiii. 118.

— Picea, Butler, xiii. 122.

— Pieria, Butler, xiii. 118.

— Pilata, Butler, xiii. 121.

— Pimpla, Felder, xiii. 119.

— Poltys, Prittwitz, xiii. 119.
— Polyphemus, Butler, xiii. 120, 126.
— Pompilia, Felder, xiii. 123.
— Pronophila, Butler, xiii. 117.
— Pyracmon, Butler, xiii. 122.
— quadrina, Butler, xiii, 122.
— quantius, God¢., xiii, 120.

— renata, Cramer, Xiii. 118.

— rubricata, Edwards, xiii. 119.
— rustica, Butler, xiii. 120, 126.
— Sabina, Felder, xiii. 120.

— Salvini, Butler, xiii. 122.

— Saturnus, Butler, xiii. 117.

— Satyrina, Bates, xiii. 120.

— Saundersii, Butler, xiii. 120.
— sericeella, Bates, xiii. 122.

— similis, Butler, xiii. 118.

— Sosybius, Mabr., xiii. 119.

— soter, Butler * , xiii. 124, 128.
— squamistriga, Helder, xiii. 120.
— stelligera, Butler, xiii. 120.
— straminea, Bucler, xiii. 118.
— sylvina, Felder, xiii. 123.

— telesphora, Butler * , xiii. 127, 128.
— Terentia, Felder, xiii. 117.

— terrestris, Butler, xiii, 118.
— thalessa, Moeschler, xiii. 128.
— Themis, Butler, xiii. 118.

— Tiessa, Hewits., xiii. 120.

— Tolumnia, Cramer, Xiii. 122.
— tricolor, Hewits., xiii. 121.

— umbrosa, Butler, xiii. 119.

—- Undina, Butler, xiii. 118.

— undulata, Butler, xiii. 119.

— Urania, Butler, xiii. 121.

— urbana, Butler * , xiii, 124, 128.

154

Euptychia usitata, Butler, xiii. 118.
— variabilis, Butler, xiii. 118, 124.
’ — vastata, Butler, xiii. 120, 126.
— Vesper, Butler, xxiii. 117.
— Vesta, Butler, xiii. 117.
— vestigiata, Butler, xxiii. 118.
— Westwoodii, Butler, xiii. 117.
' — Yphthima, Felder, xiii. 120.
— Zabdi, Butler, xiii. 120.
— Zeba, Butler, xiii. 120.
— Zeredatha, Butler, xiii. 119.
-— Ziza, Butler, xiii. 121.
Hupyra, Herr.-Schaff., xii. 367.
— florella, Butler, xii. 367.
— ignita, Herr.-Schaff., xii. 367.
— imperialis, Herr.-Schaff., xii. 36.
— plebeia, Herr.-Schaff., xii. 367.
—principalis, Walk., xii. 367.
— regalis, Herr.-Schiff., xii. 367.
Euramphxa vexillifera, Gegenb., Xvi.

Hurata, Herr.-Schiff., xii. 366.

—emergens, Walk., xii. 392.

— Herrichii, Butler * , xii. 366.

— intersecta, Walk., Xii. 393.

— picta, Herr.-Schaff., xii. 366.

— pictula, Walk., xii. 366.

—xanthorhina, Herr.-Schdff.,
oie

BKurema, Douwbl., xi. finote 283, 439.

Eurema, Hiibn., x. 501; xi. 439.

Eurhinus, Kirby, xi. 52.

Eurhipide, Vii. 65.

Eurhyuchine, x. 436, 476 ; xii. 87.

Eurhynchus, Schonh., x. 476.

Huria, Walk. * ,i. 87.

— lurida, Walk. * , i. 88, 100.

Hurigaster muscoides, Walk. * , i. 20.

Euripus, Kirby, xi. 435,

Huritis, #. Smith, vii. 115.

Eurostus vallidus, Dad/as, exhib.(W hite),
Proe. ii. 172.

Eurota, Walk., xii. 366, vide Eurata,
Herr.-Schiff.

Euryades, Helder, xi. 438.

Hurybia, Hiibn., ix. 415.

— Carolina, Godt., ix. 415.

— Dardus, Fabr., ix. 415.

— donna, Felder, ix. 415.

— Franciscana, Felder, ix. 415.

— Halimede, Hiihn., ix. 415.

— Juturna, Felder, ix. 415.

— Lamia, Cramer, ix. 415.

xii.

— Lycisca, Doubl., Westw. § Hewits., ix.

415.
— Niczus, Fabr., ix. 415.
— Pergera, Hiibn., ix. 415.
— Salome, Cramer, 1x. 415.
— telephae, Westw., ix. 415.
— Upis, Hiibn., ix. 415.

GENERAL INDEX.

Eurybia Gaudichaudi, Sowleyet, Ana-
tomy of (J. D. McDonald), Proe.
(1857-58) viii. See Trans. vol. xxii.
245-249.

Hurybrachys, Guér., i. 88, 155.

— conserta, Walk. *, i. 155.

— insignis, Westw., i. 155; x. 138.

— intercepta, Walk. *, i. 156.

— Isabella, White, x. 134.

— multicolor, Walk. *, i. 88, 155.

— rubrescens, Walk.*,i. 88. ~

— surrecta, Walk. *, i. 156.

— tuberculosa, Walk., i. 155.

— vetusta, Walk. *, i. 156.

Hurycercus acanthocercoides, Fischer,
xix. 295.

Huryceros, Less., ii. 158.

Eurychirus, Waterh., xi. 452.

Euryeus, Boisd., xi. 436.

Eurydema, Lap., xi. 81.

Eurydemus grandis, Baly, xiv. 258,
259.

— insignis, Chap., Xiv. 259.

— Jansoni, Baly * , Xiv. 258.

Hurydice, Leach, xvi. 84.

— pulchra, Leach, ix. 147, 168.

Eurygaster, Lap., xi. 81.

Eurygaster, Macg., i. 125; iv. 125;
vi. 9,19; vili. 132.

— apta, Walk. *, iv. 126; ix. 19.

— conglomerata, Walk. *, iv. 126; ix.
19

— contracta, Walk.*, iv. 128; ix.

— decipiens, Walk. * , 111. 100; ix. 19.

— deducens, Walk. *, iv. 127; ix. 19.

—fingens, Walk.*, wiii. 132; ix.
19.

— interdicta, Walk.*, vii. 218; ix.

19.
— limitaris, Walk.*, v. 286; ix.
19.
— muscoides, Walk. * , 11. 20; ix. 19.
— mutans, Walk.*,-v. 240 ; ix. 19.

— phasioides, Walk.*, iii. 100; ix.
19;

— progressa, Walk.*, iv. 128; ix.
19.

—prominens, Walk.*, iv.
19.

—remittens, Walk.*, iv.
286; vi. 19; ix. 19.
—ridibunda, Walk.*, iv.

G) 2 abs, II).
— setosa, Dol., v. 168.
— strigosa, Dol., v. 168.
— subferrifera, Walk.*, i.
19.
— tentans, Walk. * , 111. 99; ix. 19.
Eurygona, Westw., 1x. 420.

127 ; ix.
12a N we

125; vi.

1853 1X.

GENERAL INDEX.

Eurygona angulata, Bates* , ix. 376,
424

— Anica, Herr.-Schiff., ix. 423.
— Apisaon, Dalm., ix. 424.

— Arbas, Cramer, ix. 378, 423.
— Arisbas, Dalm., ix. 424.

— Artos, Herr.-Schdff., ix. 424.
— Cafusa, Bates, ix. 422.

— calligramma, Bates * , ix. 375, 421.
— Catoleuwca, Hibn., ix. 423.

— Charilis, Bates * , ix. 375, 421,
— Chrysippe, Bates, ix. 423.

— Clesa, Hewits., ix. 424.

— clithra, Bates * , ix. 377, 421.
— coccinella, Bates * , ix. 374, 421.
— Crotopus, Cramer, ix. 422.

— Dorina, Hewits., ix. 422.

— Hrythreea, Bates * , ix. 375, 421.
— Eubages, Hewits., ix. 422.

— Hubeea, Hewits., ix. 376, 424.
— Hubotes, Hewits., ix. 377, 422.
— Hucritus, Hewits., ix. 421.

— Eugeon, Hewits., ix. 424.

— Euhemerus, Hewits., ix. 422.
— Hulione, Hewits., ix. 422.

— Humedia, Avwits., ix. 424.

— Humenes, Hewits., ix, 423.

— Huneus, Hewits., ix. 423.

— Euodias, Hewits., ix. 421.

— Euoras, Hewits., ix. 422.

— Huphaes, Hewitts., ix. 423.

— Euplea, Hewits., ix. 424.

— Huriteus, Cramer, ix. 375, 421.
— Huromus, Hewits., ix. 422.

— Huryone, Hewits., ix. 422.

— Eurypus, Hewits., ix. 424.

— Kusepus, Hewits., ix. 423.

— Huta, Hewits., ix. 421.

— REutychus, Hewits., ix. 376, 377, 421.
— extensa, Bates * , ix. 377, 422.
— ferrugo, Bates * , ix. 376, 421.
— Gelanor, Cramer, ix. 423.

— Gelon, Stoll, ix. 421.

— Gemellis, Fabr., ix. 423.

— Gyda, Hewits., ix. 423.

— Hygenius, Stoll, ix. 422.

— Labdacus, Cramer, ix. 423.

— Lisias, Cramer, ix. 422.

— Mazaca, Hewits., ix. 424.

— Melaphea, Hiibn., ix. 422.

— Midas, Fabr., ix. 422.

— Mirania, Bates * , ix. 376, 424.
— modesta, Bates * , ix. 376, 423.
— Mys, Herr.-Schaff., ix. 422.

— Mys, Hewits., ix. 422.

— Nycha, Hiibn., ix. 424.

—- opalescens, Hewits., ix. 423.

— opalina, Westw., ix. 423.

— Ophias, Herr.-Schaff., ix. 424,
— Orfita, Cramer, ix. 421.

155

Eurygona Pelor, Hewits., ix. 424.

— Pheediea, Botsd., ix. 421.

— Sabinus, Stoll, ix. 421.

— Salimba, God¢., ix. 422.

— Teleclus, Stoll, ix. 423.

— Thucydides, Fabr., ix. 424,

— Uria, Hewits., ix. 422.

— Urites, Hewits., ix. 423.

— Utica, Hewits., ix. 423.

— Uxzita, Hewits., ix. 421.

— violetta, Bates * , ix. 378, 423.

— Zara, Westw., ix. 420.

— Zena, Hewits., ix. 374, 375, 421.

Eurygonine, ix. ftnote 370, 420.

Eurylemide, ii. 153, 152, 160.

Hurylemus, Horsf., ii. 140.

Eurylaimus Blainvillei, Garn., ii. 160.

Hurylobus, Schonh., x. 463.

BHurynassa Servillei, Thoms., ix. 142.

Hurynolambrus, Milne-Hdw., xiv. 669.

Eurynome, Leach, xiv. 637, 641, 659.

— aspera, Leach, vi. 166; xiv. 659 ;
xx. 454, 468.

Hurynorhynchus pygmeus, Linn., oste-
ology of (Anderson), Proc. (1875-
80) xi. See Vrans., 2nd ser. Zool.
vol. 1. 213-218.

Burypages, Pascoe * , xi. 489; xii. 97.

— pennatus, Pascoe*, xi. 489, 492 ;
xii. 97.

Buryphene, Boisd., xi. 434.

Hurypodide, xiv. 638.

Eurypodiide, xiv. 639, 644.

Hurypodine, xiv. 639.

Eurypodius, Guwér., xiv. 637, 646.

— Latreillei, Guér., xiv. 646.

Huryptera, Serville, xwiii. 225.

Hurypyga, Z/., ii. 148.

Eurystheus erythrophthalmus, Li//e-
borg, xvii. 102.

Hurystomus afer, Lath., xvii. 434.

— crassirostris, Sclater, Xili. 493 ; xiv.
686.

— gularis, Vieill., iv. 175.

— pacificus, Lath. xiii. 493; xiv.
686.

Eurythoé, Kinb., x. 221, 222.

—alcyonia, Savigny, x. 222.

— capensis, Kind., x. 225.

— chilensis, Kinb., x. 223.

— complanata, Pallas, x. 222, 249.

— (?)clavata, Baird *, x. 225, 249.

— corallina, Kinb., x. 224.

— encopocheeta, Schmarda, Xx. 224.

— Hedenborgi, Kinb., x. 223.

— indica, Schmarda, x. 224.

— jamaicensis, Schmarda, x. 224.

— Kamehameha, Kinb., x. 224.

— latissima, Schmarda, x. 224.

— longicirra, Schmarda, x. 224,

156

Eurythoé macrotricha, Schmarda, x.
225.

— pacifica, Kind., x. 223.

— smaragdina, Schmarda, X. 224.

— syriaca, Kind., x. 223.

Hurythyrea, Solier, xi. 35, 72, 84.

— scutellaris, Oliv., xi. 89.

Eurytoma, foss?, Proce. i. 283.

Hurytomide (Walker), Proce. i. 233.

Husarcoris, Hahn, xi. 81.

Euschema, Hiibn., vi. 93-995.

— flavescens, Walk, vi. 94.

— glaucescens, Walk. * , vi. 93.

— Malayana, Guér., vi. 93, 95.

— plena, Walk., vi. 94.

— recessa, Walk., vi. 95.

—resumpta, Waik.*, vi. 94.

— subrepleta, Walk., iii. 196; vi.
93

— transducta, Walk. * , vi. 94.

Euschemon, Douwb/., xi. 486.

Euscorpius carpathicus, Linn., xvi.
456, 460.

— flavicaudus, De Geer, xvi. 460.

— italicus, Herbst, xvi. 455, 456, 460.
— —, habits of (Ray Lankester), Proc.
(1880-82) 35; xvi. 455-462.

Husemia, Dalm., Wi. 85.

— amatrix, Westw., vi. 86.

— bijugata, Walk.* , wi. 85.

— hesperioides, Walk. * , vi. 86.

— maculatrix, Westw., iii. 183, 196 ;
vi. 86.

— mollis, Walk., iii. 183, 196; vi. &6.

— proxima, Walk , vi. 86.

— subdives, Walk. * , iii. 196.

Eusirus cuspidatus, Kroyer, xv. 69.

Husmilia, Milne-Hdw. § Haime, xviii.
76, 77, 196.

Eusmiline, xvii. 399.

Euspongia, Bronn, xx. 564, 565, 566,
568

— virgultosa, Schmidt, xv. 481.

Kustemma, Déesing, v. 2, 44.

— Caryophyllum, Diesing, v. 44, 56.

Hustira, Giinther, xiv. ftnote 538.

Eustrangalis, Bates * , xviii. 221.

— distenioides, Bates*, xviii. 206,
222, 262.

Eustrongylus gigas, Diesing, ix. 283,
287.

Hutelia, Hiibn., vii. 69.

— approximata, Walk. * , vii. 65.
— (?)consentanea, Walk. * , vii. 68.
— dimidiata, Walk. * , vii. 66.

— dulcilinea, Walk. * , vii. 66.

— instructa, Walk. * , vii. 68.

— obliquata, Walk. * , vii. 66.

— opposita, Walk. * , vii. 67.

— subocellata, Walk. * , vii. 67.

GENERAL INDEX,

Eutermes lateralis, Walk., Proc. (1873-
74) xxviii.

Huterpe gracilis, Claws, xx. 151.

Kutetrapha, Bates * , xviii. 256.

— chrysargyrea, Bates*, xviii. 207,
256, 257.

— metallescens, Motsch., xwiii. 256.

— variicornis, Bates*, xviii. 207,
256.

Kuthbalia, Hiibn., xi. 435.

Kuthria, Gray, vii. 105, 108.

— badia, 4. Adams * , vii. 108.

— lirata, A. Adams * , vii. 108.

— plumbea, Phil., vii. 108.

— viridulus, Dér., vii. 108.

Euthyrrapha pacifica, Cog., xx. 530,
533.

Euthyrrhinus, Schénh., xi. 209; xii.
38, 39.

— iconicus, Pascoe * , xi. 477; xii. 93.

— meditabundus, Fabr., xi. 477.

— monachus, Boisd., xi. 477.

— navicularis, Pascoe *, x. 485; Xii.

= pictus, Pascoe* , xi. 477, 491; xii.
93:

— squamiger, White, xi. 477.

Eutomis, Hiibn., xii. 344, 351, 3853,
407.

Eutrapela, Hiibn., xvii. 195.

Eutrochus Adamsi, Pilsbury, xx. 494.

— gemmatus, Reeve, xiv. 600; xx.
494,

— jujubinus, Gmel., xx. 493.

— perspectivus, 4. Adams, xx. 494.

Eutrepiichthys, Bleeker, xiii. 343 ; Xiv.
563, 578.

— vacha, Ham. Buch., xiii. 350.

Kutropius, Mill. § Trosch., xiii. 342.

— macrophthalmus, Blyth, xiii. 547.

EKutrygon, H. & J., ii. 152.

— terrestris, Puch., 11. 168.

Euxantha, Hiibn., xi. 434.

Hvadne Nordmanni, Lovén, xvii. 102;
xx. 456.

Evagoras, Am. § Serv., xi. 81. :

Evyania, Fabr., v. 58; xi. 899; xx.
475.

— antennalis, Westw., xi. 399.

— levigata, Latr., v. 137; vii. 141;
i. 399; xx. 531, 538.

— striata, FP. Smith*,v. 58; vii. 141;
x1. 399!

Evaniade, v. 58, 1387; viii. 62; xi.
399

Evanide, Leach, iii. 169; v. 137;
Vii. 6.

Hvaniide, xx. 531.

Evans, Alfred, elected Fellow, Proce. ii.
178.

GENERAL INDEX. Ne7

Evans, Dr. Edw., obituary, Proc. (1862-
63) xlii.

Hyans, Henry, Occurrence of Harp Seal
(Phoca greenlandica, Linn.) at
Roundstone, Proce. (1855-56) iii.

Evans, John, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1875-80) xxviii.

Evans, John, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1883-86) 77.

Evans, John, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1888-90) 1.

Evarne, Malmgr., ix. 38.

Hyaza,. Walk. * , 1. 109.

— bipars, Walk. * ,i. 110, 175; ix. 9.

Everett, George, elected Fellow, Proc. i.
27

Hyius, Walk., xii. 431.

— aurococcineus, Walk., xii. 431.

— flavoroseus, Walk., xii. 431.

Evolution, Diversity of, under one set
of External Conditions (Rev. J. T.
(Gulick), Proce. (1872-73) 2; xi.
496-505.

— of Species by Independent Variation
(Romanes), Xix. 348.

Ewart, Prof. J. C., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1882-83) 1.

—, On the Nostrils of the Cormorant
(Phalacrocorax carbo, Linn.), Proc.
(1880-82) 20; xv. 455, 456.

Ewer, Walter, elected Fellow, Proc. 1.
225.

Exereta, Hiibn., vi. 134.

— smaragdiplena, Walk. * , vi. 134.

Exereta, Pascoe, ix. 133.

— unicolor, Pascoe, ix. 133.

Exocentrine, ix. 107.

Exoccetus, Linn., xv. 48.

— exsiliens, Linn., v. 42.

Exorista larvarum, Linn., parasitic on
Emperor Moth (Saturnia Payonia
minor, Linn.) (Newport), Proce. ii.
248, 249.

Exostoma, Blyth, xiii. 339, 344; xiv.
568, 578.

— Berdmorei, Blyth, xiii. 352.

— Blythii, Day, Xiii. 352.

— labiatum, M‘Clell., xiii. 352.

— Stoliczkx, Day, xiii. 352.

Explanaria, Lam., xviii. 185.

Eylais, Latr., xiv. 121.

F,

Fabricius, Joh. Chr., Correspondence
with Linnzus, xii. 198.

Falagria, Leach, xi. 38.

ee Spiders (Blackwall), Proc. ii.
15,

fod

Falcinellus igneus, Gould, viii. ftnote

Falco albicilla, Linn., v. 15, 44, 48.

— apivorus, Linn., v. 44.

—ardesiacus, Bon. & Vveill., xvii.
438.

— ater, Gmel., v. 48.

— blagrus, Mull., ii. 154.

— Buteo, Audub., v. 9, 15, 44, 48.

— chicquera, Heugl., xvii. 438.

— chrysaétos, Linn., v. 15, 48.

— cineraceus, Bonap., v. 44.

— cyaneus, Audub., v. 44, 48.

— gallicus, Schleg., v. 44, 48.

— haliaetus, Linn., v. 40, 43, 44, 48.

— hamatus, J/liger, v. 39.

— imperialis, Bechst., v. 44.

— Lagopus, Gmel., v. 44, 48.

— lanarius, Schieg., v. 48.

— Lithofalco, Gmel., v. 48.

— longicauda, Garnot, ii. 155.

— milvoides, Spiz, v. 39.

— Milvus, Rud., v. 35, 48.

— nevius, Gmel., v. 44, 48.

— nisus, Linn., v. 9, 45, 48.

— palumbarius, Linn., v. 48.

— pennatus, Vig., v. 12, 44.

— peregrinus, Gmel., v. 44, 48.

— pileatus, Vig., v. 44.

— ruficollis, Swains., xvii. 488.

— rufipes, Beseke, v. 44.

— rufus, Gmel., v. 12, 44, 45, 48.

— severus, Horsf., xvi. 424.

— subbuteo, Linn., v. 9, 48.

— tinnunculus, Linn., v. 44; xiii. 330;
XVii. 438.

Falcon, Peregrine, exhib. (Heath), Proc.

(1883-86) 77.

—, Iceland and Greenland (Hancock),
Proce. i. 21.

Falconer, Dr. Hugh, elected Fellow,
Proc. i. 196 ; obituary, Proc. (1864-
65) xe.

Falconide, ii. 154; xiii. 2, 308.

Falculia, Geoffr., ii. 138.

Faleunculus, Vieid/., ii. 141.

False Scorpion, from Grotto of Adels-
berg, Proc. ii. 219.

Fantail (Journ. Bot.), ix. 141.

Faraday, Fredk. Jas., elected Fellow,
Proc. (1878-79) xxxviii.

Fario, Cw., Xvi. 398.

— Lemanus, Cuwv., xvi. 411.

Farnham, John, Lord, death announced,
Proce. i. 34.

Farre, Dr. Frederic John,
Fellow, Proc. (1860-61) ii.

—, exhibits Gull from Mexico, Proce. i.
65

elected

Farrella arctica, Busk * , xv. 240, 241.

158

Farrer, Thos. Henry, elected Fellow,
Proe. (1868-69) xxvii.

Fasciola, Linn., v. 2, 3, 805; ix. 204;
xiii. 39, 40.

— alata, Rud., v. 47.

— Alosz, Hermann, v. 20.

— Anatis, Gmel., v. 33.

— Anguillule, Gmel., v. 23.

— apiculata, Rud., Vv. 3d.

— appendiculata, Rud., v. 12, 20.

— Ardex, Gmel., v. 36.

— armata, Rud., v. 33.

— atomon, Rud., v. 30.

— bilis, Gmel., v. 15.

— binodis, Miiller, v. 29.

— Blenii, Miiller, v. 23.

— Brame, Miiller, v. 21, 24.

— caudata, Bosc, v. 28.

— Cercarieni (Planorbis) carinati,
Diesing, v. 32.

— Cervi, Schrank, v. 51.

— cincta, Rud., v. 35.

— cirrata, Rud., v. 13.

— clavata, Menzies, v. 21; ix. 202,
204, 205.

— clupex, Schrank, v. 20.

.— Colubri, Bosc, v. 19.

— Coryphene, Bosc, ix. 205.

— — Hippuridis, Tilesius, ix. 205.

— Coryphene, Tilesius, v. 28.

— crenata, Rud., v. 20, 35.

— denticulata, Rud., v. 36.

— Elaphi, Gmel., v. 51.

— Hriocis, Miiller, v. 26.

— excayata, Rud., v. 49.

— farionis, Miller, v. 32.

— ferox, Rud., v. 36.

— fusca, Bosc, v. 21; ix. 203, 205.

— gigantea, Cobb, wv. 4, 54; xii.
291.

— gigantica, Cobd., v. 4.

— globipora, Rud., v. 21.

— Gruis, Gmel., v. 33.

— halecis, Gmel., v. 27.

— hepatica, Linn., Proc. (1882-83) 1;
v. 3, 4, 5, 51, 54: wiii. 141,
165-169 ; xii. 291, 296.

— Hirundinis, Froelich, v. 13.

— humana, Gmel., v. 3.

— inflexa, Rud., v. 26.

— Jacksoni, Cobb., Proc. (1880-82) 26 ;
Xli. 291; xiii. 43; xv. 333.

— Jesis, Gmelin, v. 26.

— lanceolata, Schrank, v. 5, 21.

— laureata, Rud., v. 32.

— linearis, Rud., v. 32.

— longicollis, Abzldgaard, v. 19.

— longicollis, Bloch, v. 21.

— longicollis, Froelich, v. 21.

GENERAL INDEX.

Fasciola Lucii, Miller, v. 21.

— Lucioperce, Miiller, v. 32.

— macrostoma, Rud., v. 14.

— maculosa, Rud., v. 13.

— Maimonis, Blainv., v. 8.

— Melis, Rud., v. 33.

— militaris, Rud., v. 34.

— Milvi, Zeder, v. 34.

—nana, Rud., v. 12.

— nodulosa, Froelich, v. 82.

— ochreata, Rud.,-v. 27.

— Aiglefini, Miller, v. 23.

— Perce cernua, Miller, v. 32.

— percina, Schrank, v. 32.

— picta, Rud., v. 7.

— pileata, Rud., v. 46.

— Platessx, Miiller, v. 26.

— polymorpha, Rud., v. 23.

— pusilla, Rud., v. 7.

— Putorii, Rud., v. 33.

— Rane, Froelich, v. 16.

— scabra, Miller, v. 37.

— Scombri Pelamidis, Tilesius, v. 21 ;
ix. 205.

— Seorpii, Miller, v. 27.

— Squali grisei, Risso, v. 25.

— Strigis, Gmel., v. 44.

— subclayvata, Pallas, v. 17.

— subclavata, Schrank, v. 53.

— tereticollis, Rud., v. 21.

— terrestris, Miller, Proc. (1868-69)
xxiv; x. 194.

— Tince, Modeer, v. 29.

— trachea, Montagu, v. 305.

— transversale, Rud., v. 22.

— trigonocephala, Rud., v. 53,

— Trutte, Froelich, v. 32.

— Umble, Fabr., v. 23.

— varica, Miller, -v. 24; vii. 149.

— ventricosa, Rud. v. 41; ix. 202,
203, 204.

— Vulpis, Gmel., v. 47.

Fasciolaria, Lam., iv. 45, 73; xvi.
335, 380.

— carinifera, Lam., xvi. 337.

— coronata, Lam., Xvi. 336.

— filosus, A. Ad., xvi. 380.

— lignaria, Linn., Xvi. 338.

—maderensis, Watson*, xvi.
336, 338.

— papillosa, Sow., xvi. 336.

— rostratus, Oliv., xvi. 380.

— rutila, Watson * , xvi. 335.

— syracusanus, Lam., Xvi. 380.

— tulipa, Linn., Xvi. 336.

Fasciolariide, xv. 243; xvi.
335.

Fatua, Dej., xvii. 348, 351.

Faula centralis, Sharp, xiii. 181.

339,

GENERAL INDEX.

Fauna and Flora of Round Island
(Barkly & Pike), Proc. (1869-70)
xxxv. See also Lloyd, Col.

Fauna, surface, of Mid-Ocean (Major
8. R. J. Owen), ix. 147-157.

—, Deep-sea, of Firth of Clyde (Hoyle),
Proc. (1888-90) 8; xx. 442-472.

— inhabiting Shallow Seas, Influence
of Wave-Currents on the (A. R.
Hunt), Proc. (1883-86) 16 ; xviii.
262-274.

—, marine, of HE. Coast of Scotland
(Day), Xvii. 84-102.

— of Kermadeec Islands (Cheeseman),
Proc. (1887-88) 10.

Pavia, Oken, xviii. 98, 100, 196.

— ananus, Lam., xx. 570.

— conferta, Verrill, xx. 569.

—deformata, Milne-Edw. & Haime,
xx. 570.

Faviacee, Milne-Edw. & Haime, xviii.

Favioida, xviii. 98, 196.

Favoidea, Reuss, xviii. 100, 196.

Fayosites, Lam., Xiii. 355-361, 363,
367-3869 ; xiv. 190, 236.

— Fougtii, Milne-Edw. §& Haime, xiii.
369.

Favositidx, xiii. 356; xviii. 5.

Favositipora, S. Kent, xviii. 6, 187,
190, 199, 203.

Fawcett, Charles, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1880-82) 3.

Faweett, W., exhibits Testacella Maugei,
Hér., Proc. (1883-86) 2.

Fayrer, J., presents his work on the
Poisonous Snakes of India, Proc.
(1872-73) i.

Feddenia, Dunc., xviii. 51, 54, 195.

Feilden, Capt., exhibits Insects from
Grinnell Land, Proc. (1875-80)
xxiv.

Felia, Walk. *, vii. 197.

— intermixta, Walk. * , vii. 197.

Felidz, iv. 173; xix. 5-21, 24.

Felis, Linn., ii. 34, 153.

— Catus, Linn., v. 52.

— Catus (ferus), Linn., v. 47.

— (Cynelurus) jubata, Linn., xix. 1.

Felkin, Wm., elected Fellow, Proc.
: 73; obituary, Proc. (1874-75)

Fenella, 4. Ad., xv. 245, 248, 250.

— elongata, Watson * , xv. 249, 252.

Fenestellide, xvii. 401.

Fenzl, Dr. Edward, elected For. Memb.,
Proc. (1877-78) xxxi; death an-
nounced, Proc. (1879-80) lvii.

Ferania Sieboldi, Sch/., x. 66.

159

Ferguson, Wm., elected Fellow, Proc.
li. 326.

Ferguson, Wm., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1861-62) lix; obituary, Proc.
(1887-88) 89.

Fermentation, see Bastian.

Fernando Noronha, Natural History of
(Ridley), Proe. (1887-88) 111;
Proe. (1888-90) 2, 3; xx. 473-570.

Feronia, Latr., xi. 61, 71, 87; vii.
372.

Feroniade, xi. 39, 52.

Ferreola, S¢.-Farg., xi. 356.

— fenestrata, Ff. Smith, xi. 356.

Ferrier, Charles Anderson, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1880-82) 34.

Ferussacia, Risso, v. 196.

Festivi, x. 497.

Festucaria alata, Schrank, v. 47.

— Anatis, Schrank, v. 33.

— Boschadis, Schrank, v. 33.

—earyophyllina, Rud., v. 43.

— Cervi, Zeder, v. 5).

— Strigis, Schrank, v. 44.

Fibrenus bullatus, White*, xiv. 482,
483.

Fibularia, Zam., Proc.i. 185; xiv. 441.

— angulosa, De Hr., Proc. 1. 185.

— ovulum, Lam., Proce. i. 185.

— tarentina, Lam., Proce. i. 185.

Ficarasa, Walk. * ,i. 162.

— pallida, Walk. * , i. 162, 175.

Fiddler-fish, xv. 65.

Fidicina, Amyot § Serv., 1. 142.

— Aquila, Walk., 1. 142.

— confinis, Walk. * , x. 92.

—‘timorica, Walk. * , x. 91.

—tondana, Walk.* , x. 92.

— vicina, Sign., x. 92.

Fidonide, ix. 182, 184.

Field, Barron, obituary, Proc. i. 298.

Field Vole, xiii. 159.

Fielding, Henry B., obituary, Proc. ii,
188.

Fierasfer acus, Briinn., X viii. 305.

— imberbe, Cuv., v. 20.

Figulus, MacLeay, xi. 85, 88.

— fissicollis, Hairm., Xi. 89.

Filaria, Miuil., xiv. 304, 306-311, 356,
358, 360-366, 369, 370; xix.
ftnote 261.

— Banerofti, Cobb., Life-history of
(Cobbold), Proc. (1877-78) xxviii ;
xiv. 356-370.

— hamata, Simonds, xvi. 186.

— horrida, Diesing, xix. 175.

— immitis, Leidy, xiv. 304.

— papillosa hematica canis domestici,
Grube & Delafond, ix. 295.

160

Filaria rhe, Owen, xix. 175.

— sanguinis, (obd., ix. 283, 295; (Man-
son) xiv. 304-311.

— sanguinis hominis, Lewis, xiv. 360,
363, 364, 3865, 366, 369, 370.

— — development of (Manson), Proc.
(1875-80) xxviii; xiv. 304-312.

— — and mosquito (Manson), Proce.
(1883-86) 8. See Trans. 2nd. ser.
Zool. vol. ii. 867-3888.

— sanguinolenta, Rud., xiv. 311,
363.

—- Smithii, Cobd., xv. 333.

—strongylina, Rud., xix. ftnote,
261.

— trispinulosa, Diesing, 1x. 283, 294.

— Wuchereri, Cobd.*, xiv. 361,
365.

Filaride, xiv. 365.

Filariose dermathemica, Araujo, xiv.
362, 365, 366.

File-fish, xv. 45.

Filifera, xiii. 390, 396.

Filigrana, Raf., xiv. 720.

— implexa, Berk., xx. 458.

Filippi, Prof. de, on an egg-parasite of
Rhynuchites Betuleti, Fabr., Proe.
ii. 265, 266.

Filisparsa irregularis, Menegh., xx.
280.

— orakeiensis, Stol., xx. 279.

Filistata atra, Wider, x. 421.

Finch, Dr. Wm., obituary, Proc. i.
372.

Finches, Australian (Armit),
(1875-80) xxiv; xiv. 95-80.

Finsch and Hartlaub’s Ornithology of
the Viti, Samoa, and Tonga Archi-
pelagoes (Bentham, Pres. Ad-
dress), Proc. (1868-69) xcvii.

Fireflies, x. 73-82.

— from Turin (Luciola italica, Linn.)
(Allman), exhib., Proc. (1873-74)
XXXiii.

Firmas, Baron d’Hombres, on seals of
Linneus, Proe. i. 323.

Firola, Brug., xv. 162, 163.

Firolide (Rattray), Proc. (1868-69)
xliii. See Trans. vol. xxvii. 255-
276.

Fischer, Dr. Carl, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1866-67) ix.

Fischer, Friederich Ernst Ludwig von,
obituary, Proc. ii. 419.

Fischer, Dr. Gotthelf Friedrich, obit-
uary, Proce. ii. 318.

Fischer, Jas., elected Fellow, Proce.
(1866-67) v.

Fischer, Jas., elected Fellow, Proce.
(1873-74) 1.

Proce.

GENERAL INDEXe

Fiscicella, Dana, xviii. 99, 100, 204.

Fish, xii. 200.

Fish-faunas, relation of Indian and
African Freshwater (Day), Proc.
(1883-86) 69; xviii. 308-317.

Fish, Freshwater, absent from Fernando
Noronha (Ridley), Proc. (1887-88)
1; xx. 483.

—, Instincts and Emotions of (Day),
Proce. (1879-80) xlix ; xv. 31-59.

— obtained during voyage of ‘ Nassau,’
Proce. (1869-70) exvii. See Trans.
xxvii. 468-478.

—, on the Otolites of, and their value
as a test in verifying recent and

fossil Species (Higgins), Proc.
(1865-66) ix; ix. 157-166.
—, supposed roe of, exhib., Proce.

(1887-88) 5.

Fisher, xx. 142.

Fisher, Isaac, and Hogg, “ On the artifi-
cial introduction of a breed of
Salmon into the river Swale, and
a tributary stream in Yorkshire,”
Proce. 11. 178-180.

Fisher, Wm. Robt., elected Fellow,
Proe. i. 310.

Fisheria, Lockington, xiv. 665.

Fisher’s Ornithology of Iceland, Proc.
i. 21.

Fishes of Asia, amphibious and migra-
tory (Day), Proc. (1876-77) xv;
xiii. 198-215.

—, books on, pres. by Dr. Day, Proc.
(1888 90) 8.

—, British (Day), Proc. (1880-82) 7 ;
xv. 310-318.

—, food of, vii. 145.

— un Grotto of Adelsberg, Proc. ii.
219.

—, habits of small (Peach), Proce. ii.
280, 282.

— Indian Freshwater, geographical
distribution of (Day), Proc. (1876-
77) xiv, xviii; Proc. (1878-79)
xxx1x; Xili. 138-155, 338-353;
xiv. 534-575.

— Japanese book of, exhib. (Mc-
Lachlan), Proc. (1883-86) 71.
—of Central America, Ginther on
(Bentham, Pres. Address), Proc.

(1868-69) xciv, xcv.

— ofthe Deccan (Day), Proc. (1875-80)
vi; xii. 565-578.

— of Fernando Noronha (Boulenger),
Proc. (1888-90) 3; xx. 483.

— of India, new (Day), Proc. (1872-73)
Vii; x1. 524-530.

—,on the food of gregarious (Knox),
Proce. ii, 354-3859,

GENERAL INDEX.

Fishes, Japanese marine, found in the
Atlantic (Gwyn Jeffreys), Proc.
(1873-74) xiii, xiv; xii. 107-109.

—, Japanese work on, ‘“ Suizoku Sha-
shise” (Ito), exhib. Proc. (1886-
87) 21.

—, neural masses in, XVii. 1.

Fishing Eagles, xiii. 2.

— Frog, xv. 53.

Fissurella, Brug., iv. 38; xv. 165, 243.

— alternata, Say, xx. 494.

— barbadensis, Gmel., xx. 495.

— cancellata, Sow., xx. 494.

— Dysoni, Reeve, XX. 494.

— europea, Sow., v. 177.

— ereca, Phil., v. 177.

— larva, Reeve, XX. 494.

— lentiginosa, Reeve, xx. 494.

— nimbosa, Phil., v. 177.

— nubecula, Linn.,v.174, 177; xx. 495.

— reticulata, Don., v. 17, 169, 174.

— rosea, Lam., Sow., v. 177.

— suffusa, Reeve, xx. 494.

Fissurellide, v. 174; xvii. 26.

Fissurisepta, Seg., X Vii. 29.

— rostrata, Seg., XVii. 29.

Vistularia, Zinn., Xii. 312.

Fistulipora, McCoy, xiv. 190, 232, 236.

Fitch, Edw. A., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1878-79) xl.

Fitch, John Nugent, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1877-78) xxv.

Fitch, Walter, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1856-57) vi; obituary, Proc.
(1890-92), Ixviii.

Fitton, Dr. Wm. Henry, obituary, Proc.
(1860-61) xxiv.

Fitzgerald, Robt., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1873-74) xi.

Fitzgerald, R. D., On the Pouch of
Marsupials, Proc. (1875-80) xvi.

Flabellaria spiralis, Gray, Xv. 233.

Flabelloida, xviii. 9, 15, 194.

Flabellum, Lesson, xviii. 13, 14, 194.

— rubrum, Quoy 4 Gaim, Xvill. 14.

Flagellata, Proc. (1874-75) xii, xiii,
XX1, XXVI, XXVili, xxx ; Xili, 268, 272.

—, Gymnozoidal Discostomatous, mono-
graph of (Saville Kent), Proc.
(1875-80) xxii.

Flagellifera, xiv. 174.

Flammona, Walk. * , vii. 55.

— quadrifasciata, Walk. * , wii. 55.

_ Flata, Fabr., i. 92, 161.

— chloroleuca, Walk. *, x. 180.

— combinata, Walk. * , x. 179.

— distinctissima, Wa/k., x. 179.

— guttula, read guttularis, Walk., x
180.

— Helena, Walk., x. 179.

161

Flata limbata, Fabr., wax produced by
(C. Murchison), Proc. 11. 379-384.

— matutina, Walk., i. 91.

— obscura, Mabr., i. 92, 161.

— oculata, Guér., x. 152.

— pyralis, Guér., x. 142, 143.

— quadriguttata, Walk. * , x. 179.

— subacuta, Walk.*, X. 179.

Flatoides, Guér., ae 89, 156.

— discalis, Wa lke. * , 1. 89, 156.

— discigutta, Walk., x, 150.

— emarginatus, Walk. a ih, teld).

— fasciatus, Walk. *, x. 141.

— guttatus, Walk., i. 156.

— limitaris, Walk. * ,1. 157; x. 145.

— marginalis, Walk., i. 89, 156.

— plagiatus, Walk. *, x. 142.

— posterus, Walk. * , i. 156.

— puncticosta, Walk., x. 148.

— semialbus, Walk. * , x. 142.

— simplex, Walk.* , x. 143.

— stigma, Walk., X. 153.

— stupidus, Walk. *, i. 157.

— subrufescens, Walk. *, x. 141, 142.

— tenebresus, Walk. ai. 89; xx. 145-147.

— veterator, Walk.* , i. 156, 157.

Fleming, Rev. Willis, elected Fellow,
Proe. (1883-86) 120.

Flesh-fly, vii. 159.

Fletcher, Jas., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1883-86) 183.

Flinders, Capt. Matthew, autograph
letter of, Proc. 11. 372.

Flower, Thomas Bruges, elected Fellow,
Proc. i. 9.

Flower, W. H., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1861-62) Isiii.

—, Eulogium on Charles Darwin, Proc.
(1887-88) 67-70.

Floyer, Ernest Ayscoghe, elected Fel-
low, Proe. (1875-80) xxy.

Fluke, Large Human (Distoma cras-
sum, Bush) (Cobbold), Proc. (1874—
75) v; Xi. 285-296; exhib., Proc.
(1880-82) 2

—, liver (Fasciola hepatica, Linn.),
preparation of (Thomas), exhib.,
Proce. (1882-83) 1

Flukes, Chinese (Distoma _ sinense,
Cobb.), exhib. (Cobbold), Proc.
(1880-82) 4.

— from dolphins, &c. (Cobbold), xiii.
35-46.

Flustra, Linn., xx. 44.

—foliacea, Linn., Proc. (1879-80) li;
xiii, 480,486; xwii. 105; xx,
452.

— membranacea, Miiller, xiv. 498.

— Murrayana, Johnst., XV. 233.

— securifrons, Pallas, xx. 4d2.

M

162

Flustra serrulata, Bush * , xv. 234, 241.
— truncata, Linn., Proc. (1875-80) li.
Flustridex, xv. 234.

Fluta, Bl. Schn., xiv. ftnote 557.

Flying: Fish, xv. 48.

Feenatopus, F. Smith* , v.58; xi. 399.

—ruficeps, F. Smith*, v. 58; Vii.
141; xi. 399.

Fenus, Fabr., Xi. 599.

— gracilis, F. Smith*, iii. 169; vii.
141; xi. 399.

Folin, Marquis L. de, Observations on
the Septum of the Czcide, and
remarks on the subject of the
suppression of the genera Brochina
and Strebloceras or Phleboceras,
Proce. (1867-68) exxix ; *. 254-264.

Fontaria, Gray, Proc. 1. 194.

Fookes, G. Johnson, elected Fellow,
Proe. (1880-82) 8.

Foraminifera, Proc. (1882-83) 24, 27 ;
ix. 147-157; xii. 202, 203, 226 ;
Xili. 265, 387, 388, 410-412, 439 ;
Xiv. 225, 227, 229; xwii. 98.

—, British (Balkwill), exhib. Proc.
(1882-83) 2.

— of Shetland (Brady), Proc. (1863-
64) v, vi. See Trans. vol. xxiv.
463-475.

Forbes, Sir Charles Fergusson, obituary,
Proce. ii. 188.

Forbes, Prof. Edw., elected Fellow,
Proe. i. 162.

—, bust of, Proc. (1888-90) 36.

—, obituary, Proc. ii. 386, 408.

—, portrait of, pres. by Geo. Ransome,
Proe. ii. 94.

—, On Medusa proboscidalis, Forsk.,
Proce. 1. 222.

—, On Ophiuride of E. Mediterranean
and Aigean Seas, Proe. i. 167, 174;

—, Radiata of E. Mediterranean, Proce.
i. 184.

Forbes, Francis Blackwell,
Fellow, Proc. (1875-80) i.

Forbes, Henry O., elected Associate,
Proe. (1883-86) 77.

Forbes, Jas., obituary, Proc. (1861-62)

elected

ciy.

Forbes, Wm. Alex., elected Fellow,
Proc. (1875-80) xliii; obituary,
Proce. (1882-83) 41.

Forcinella Antoni, Dohrn, XX. 532.

— janeirensis, Dohrn, XX. 532.

Ford, Charles, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1883-86) 120.

Fordenia bicolor, Theobald * , x. 6, 56,

= unicolor, Gray, X. 57.
Forelia, Haller, xiii. 51.

GENERAL INDEX.

Forester, Richard Forester, obituary,
Proce. i. 203.

Forficula, Linn., xiv. 135.

— riparia, Pall., xx. 532.

ae Proce. (1888-90) 101 ; sxx.

Formica, Linn., Proc. ii. 288; ii. 52-
58; v. 102; vi. 32-34, 36-38;
viii. 68; xi. 79, 289, 302, 412;
xiv. 623, 739; xv. 180.

— abdominalis, Zatr., xi. 303.

— acervorum, Fabr., Proc. 11. 289.

— affinis, Le Gwillou, xi. 308.

— anceps, Roger, xi. 307.

—angulata, Ff. Smith*, iii. 139; vii.
125; xi. 307.

— arcuata, Le Guillou, xi. 308.

— ardens, Ff. Smith, xi. 304.

— arrogans, Ff. Smith, xi. 305.

— assimilis, Jerdon, Xi. 303.

— Bacchus, F. Smith, xi. 304.

— badia, #. Smith *, li. 54; vii. 125;
xi. 289, 304.

— barbara, Linn., Vi. 35.

— bicolor, Fabr., Vi. 32.

— bihamata, Drury, ii. 58; vii. 118.

— bimaculata, ¥. Smith, xx. 538.

— binodis, Fabr., Vi. 35.

— bipartita, F. Smith, vi. 33.

— brunnea, Latr., vi. 31, 33.

— eespitum, Linn., Proc. ii. 289.

— eallida, F. Smith, xi. 304.

— camelina, F. Smith*, ii. 57; vii.
125; viii. 68; xi. 305.

— capitata, Latr., vi. 395.

— earbonaria, Latr., Xi. 303.

— carinata, Fabr., ii. 59.

— cinerea, Mayr, xiv. 290, 608, 610 ;
xv. 175, 386; xvi. 121; xvii.
50.

—circumspecta, F. Smith*, vi. 37;
wii. 12, 125; xi. 289, 308.

— cognata, Steph., Proc. 11. 290.

— compressa, fubr., ii. 53, 56, 57; vi.
382; vil. 118, 125; will. 68; xi.
303.

— congerens, Nyl., xx. 120.

— conica, Fabr., xi. 305.

—consanguinea, Ff. Smith*, vi. 36;
vii. 125; xi. 308.

—consultans, Walk., xi. 309.

—cordata, F. Smith*, iti. 137; vii.
125; xi. 307.

— coxalis, fF. Smith*, iii. 186; vil.
12, 125; viii. 68; xi. 289,
307.

— erinita, Ff. Smith, xi. 302.

— cruda, F. Smith *, v.95; vii. 125;
Xi. 289, 308.

— cylindrica, Fabr. xi. 303.

GENERAL INDEX.

Formica desecta, F. Smith*, v. 97;
wii. 125; xi. 308.

— diffidens, Walk., xi. 309.

— diligens, F. Smith * , ii. 55,58; vii.
125; xi. 304.

— distinguenda, F. Smith, xi. 305.

— domestica, F. Sinith * , xi. 308.

—dorycus, F. Smith*, v. 96; vii.
125; xi. 289, 308.

— elongata, Fabr., xi. 303.

—emarginata, Oliv., Proc. ii.
vii. 110.

— erratica, Latr., 11. 54; vi. 34.

— exasperata, Ff. Smith*, ii. 56; vii.
125; xi. 305.

— exsecta, Nyl., xx. 121.

—familiaris, Ff. Smith*, v. 68, 96;
vii. 125; xi. 289, 308.

— fervens, F. Smith*, ii. 55; Vil.
125; xi. 3085.

—festina, F. Smith*, ii. 53; vii.
125; viii. 68; xi. 305.

— flava, F. Smith *,v. 68; xii. 445-
450, 453-461, 488; xiii. 238;
xv. 174, 387.

— flavitarsus, F. Smith*, iii. 136;
vii. 125; xi. 289, 307.

— fulvitarsis, read flavitarsus, 7’. Smith,
vii. 125.

— fragilis, F. Smith *, iii. 1386; vii.
12, 125; xi. 307.

— fusca, Linn., vi. 33; vil. 110; xii.
464, 490, 493; xiii. 223, 230, 237,
238, 246, 251, 258; xiv. 265, 266,
271-276, 278, 280, 283, 284, 287,
288, 290, 609-612, 614-617, 621,
624, 625; xv. 170, 174-176, 364,
369, 384-886; xvi. 118-121 ;
xXvii. 48, 50; xx. 118, 119, 121,
132-134.

— fuscicauda, Motsch., xi. 309.

— gagates, Los., xx. 121.

— gibbosa, F. Smith, xi. 304.

— gigas, Latr., ii. 53; v. 97; vii.
118, 125; viii. 68; xi. 289,
303.

— gracilipes, &. Smith*, ii. 55; iii.
136; v. 68; vii. 125; xi. 305.

— granulata, Latr., Proc. ii. 289; xi.
330.

— herculanea, Linn., vii. 110.

— hostilis, #. Smith * , ii. 179, errata.

— impetuosa, F. Smith, xi. 304.

—incursor, Ff. Smith*, v. 95; Vii.
125; xi. 308.

— indeflexa, Walk., xi. 309.

— ingruens, Walk., Xi. 309.

—irritabilis, M@ Smith*, ii. 56; vii.
125; xi. 308.

— irritans, F. Smith * , ii. 55, 58, 170;

290 ;

163

304. (Renamed

vii. 125; xi.
hostilis, ii. 170.)

Formica juvenilis, Fabr., vi. 35.

— lactaria, F', Smith * , v. 95; vi. 36;
Vil. 125; xi. 289, 308.

— levissima, Ff. Smith*, iii. 188; v.
94; vii. 13, 125; xi. 307.

— lapidwm, Fabr., Vi. 35.

— latebrosa, Walk., xi. 309.

— lateralis, Oliv., vii. 110.

— leucophexa, F. Smith* , vi. 37; vii.
125; xi. 308.

— ligniperda, Latr., ii. 53, 54; xii.
495, 496.

—longiceps, Ff. Smith * , vii. 13, 125 ;
x1. 308.

— longipes, Jerdon, ii. 53; xi. 289,
304

— luctuosa, F. Smith, xi. 306.

— lutea, Ff. Sinith, xi. 304.

— megalochola, Foerst., Vi. 32.

—mistura, Ff. Smith*, ii. 53; Vii.
125; xi. 305.

— mitis, /. Smith, xi. 304.

— mutilata, F. Smith*, iii. 1387; v.
96; vii. 125; xi. 307.

— nana, Jerdon, Xi. 303.

—nigra, Linn., vii. 110; xii. 455-
464, 466, 470, 485, 488, 489, 497 ;
xiii. 218, 221.

— —, habits of (Daniell), Proc. ii. 290,
291; storing seeds (Wakefield),
Proce. 11. 293.

—nitida, F Smith*, iii. 1388; vii.
13, 125; xi. 307.

— oblonga, F’. Smith, xi. 304

— obscurans, Walk., xi. 309.

— occulta, F. Smith, xi. 289, 307.

— oculata, F. Smith*, iii. 137; vii.
125.

— opaca, Nyl., wii. 110.

— pallida, Ff. Smith*, ii. 57; v. 68,
94; vii. 12, 125; xi. 289, 305.

— pavida, fF. Smith*, v.96; vii. 18,
125; xi. 308.

— Pharaonis, Linn., Xi. 325.

— phyllophila, Jerdon, xi. 303.

— pilosa, #. Smith *, 11.54; vii. 125;

xi. 305.

— placida, F. Smith* , xi. 306.

— pratensis, Oliv., Kil. 240; Xx.
128.

— pressilabris, Nzy/., xx. 121.
— pubescens, Latr., Proc. ii. 290; vii.
1

— pungens, Walk., xi. 309.
— pyrrhocephala, Motsch., xi. 309.
— quadriceps, /. Smith*, iii. 137;
Wi. (36; wal. 125 125); wails Ge);
xi. 289, 306, 309.
m2

164

Formica quadrisecta, F. Smith, xi.
306.

— relucens, Latr., ii. 59.

— rubra, Linn., Proc. ii. 289.

—rufa, Linn., vii. 110; xv. 179;
xx. 120, 121, 126.

— rufibarbis, Fabr., xii. 259 ;
121.

— ruficeps, Fabr., Xx. 588.

—ruficeps, Ff. Smith*, ii. 54; vii.
125; xi. 305.

xX.

— rufifrons, F. Smith*, v. 95; Vii. -

125; wiii. 68; xi. 308.

— rujitarsis, Fabr., vi. 351.

— rufoglauca, Jerdon, x1. 303.

— rufonigra, Downe, Xvili. 327.

— ruginosa, Le Guillow, x1. 308.

— sanguinea, Latr., vi. 32, 33; Vii.
110; xii. 240; xiii. 258; xiv.
290, 610; xxv. 175; xvi. 116.

— — and its slaves, relation between
(Lubbock), xx. 118-186.

— scrutator, #. Smith* , iii. 188; vii.
125; xi. 307.

—sedula, F. Smith*, ii. 56; vii.
125 ; xi. 305.

— sericata, Guér., 111. 1389; v. 98.

— sexspinosa, Latr., iii. 139.

— singularis, /. Smith, xi. 306.

— smaragdina, Fabr., ii. 53; v. 68,
102; vii. 17.

— stricta, Jerdon, ii. 53; wii. 125;
xi. 303.

— structor, Latr., vi. 35.

— subpicea, Motsch., xi. 309.

— subterranea, Latr., Proce. ii. 289.

— subtilis, /. Smith*, v. 94; vii.
125; xi. 289, 307.

— Taprobane, Ff. Smith, xi. 303.

— tenuipes, f. Smith*, ii. 57; vii.
125; xxi. 305.

— timida, Foerst., vi. 33.

— tincta, F. Smith, xi. 304.

— trifasciata, F. Smith, xi. 306.

— tropica, Ff. Smith*, vi. 37; vii.
125; xi. 308.

— truncata, Spin., v. 96.

— tuberosa, Latr., Proc. ii. 289.

— tuberum, Fabr., Proc. ii. 289.

— umbrata, Wy/., vii. 110.

— unifasciata, Latr., Proc. ii. 289.

— vagans, Habr., Proce. 11. 289.

— vagans, Jerdon, Xi. 303.

— variegata, Ff’. Smith, xi. 304.

— velox, Jerdon, Xi. 304.

— ventralis, F. Smith, xi. 304.

— viatica, Fabr., vi. 32, 33; vii.
110.

— vigilans, FP’. Smith, xi. 306.

— virescens, Fabr., iii. 1385; v. 102.

GENERAL INDEX.

Formica viridis, Kirby, ii. 53.
— yirulens, F. Smith * , vi. 36, 38; Vil.
125; xi. 308.
— vitrea, F. Smith*,
125; xi. 308.
— See) agnata, Roger, Xi.
6.

v. 94; vii.

— (—) aurosa, Roger, xi. 306.

— (—) barbata, Roger, xi. 306.

— (—) platypus, Roger, xi. 307.

— (—) prismatica, Mayr, xi. 306.

— (—) quadrilatera, Roger, xi. 306.

— (—) Redtenbacheri, Mayr, xi. 306.

— (—) reticulata, Roger, xi. 307.

— (—) senilis, Mayr, xi. 306.

— (—) sericea, Mayr, xi. 306.

— (—) sesquipedalis, Roger, Xi. 306.

— (—) varians, Roger, xi. 306.

— (Colobopsis) corallina, Roger, Xi.
307.

— (Myrmecopsis) respiciens, F’, Smith * ,
viii. 68, 94.

— (Tapinoma) albipes, &. Smith*,
vi. 38.

— (—) gibba, F. Smith * , vi. 38.

Formicaleo, Geoffr., ix. 274.

— audax, Walk., ix. 277.

— catta, Fabr., xvi. 155, 170.

— cautus, Walk., ix. 277.

— dirus, Walk., ix. 277.

— durus, Walk., ix. 277.

— gravis, Walk., ix. 277.

— ingeniosus, Walk., ix. 277.

— insomnis, Waik., ix. 280.

— leucospilos, Hagen, ix. 279.

—- pugnax, Walk., ix. 277.

— striola, Leach, ix. 277.

— Tappa, Walk., ix. 278.

— tetragrammicus, Pall.,ix. 276; Xvi.
171.

— truculentus, Walk., ix. 277.

— vafer, Walk., ix. 277, 278.

— verendus, Walk., ix. 277.

— vesanus, Walk., ix. 277.

Formicalyn, read Formicalynx, Proce. ii.
32

Formicariide, ii. 133.

Formicarius, Bodd., ii. 148.

Formicide, see also Ants, ii. 52, 53, 58,
72, 129; iii. 185; v. 98, 94, 102;
vi. 32; vii. 12, 113, 1185; viii.
68; xi. 289, 302; xiv. 623,
675; xv. 180; xviii. 327; xx.
5381.

—, British (Curtis), Proc. ii. 288-290.

Formicivora, Swains., ii. 148.

Formosia callipygos, Gerst., v. 241.

— moneta, Gerst., v. 241.

Forrest, Ernest Wm., elected Fellow,
Proce. (1886-87) 14.

GENERAL INDEX.

Forrest, John, elécted Fellow, Proc.
(1880-82) 20.

Forskallia, A. Adams, xiv. 693.

Forster, Edw., death announced, Proc.
il, 23; obituary, Proc. ii. 89; por-
trait of, Proc. (1888-90) 36.

Forster, Fredk. Thos. Henry, obituary,
Proce. i. 306.

Forster, John, obituary, Proc. (1872-
79) XXXil.

Forster, Percival, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1861-62) lxiv.

Forster, Dr. Thos., on migration of
Swallows, Proc. i. 296.

—, obituary, Proc. (1859-60) xxiii.

—, A letter on the phenomena of the
spring season of 1859 on the
French coast, Proc. (1858-59)
Vil.

—, Irregularity in the return of Swal-
lows and other vernal migratory
birds this Season, 1857, Proc.
(1856-57) xxxix; ii. 40.

—, On the present season in relation to
the migration of birds, and other
natural phenomena, Proce. ii. 146,
147.

Fortune, exhibition of. insects collected
in China by, Proce. ii. 287.

Fossarus, Phil., xv. 87, 97, 98.

— Adamsoni, Phil., xv, 98.

— ambiguus, Linn., xx. 503.

— cereus, Watson * , xv. 97.

— costatus, Brocchi, xii. 101.

— japonicus, A. Adams, Xii. 101.

Fossil fish from the Lias, Heterolepi-
dotus grandis, Davis (J. W. Davis),
XVili. 293-298.

Fossores, Latr., ii. 88; iii. 151; v.
78; vii. 113; viii. 80; xi. 342;
XvVili, 318; xx. 531.

Foster, Dr. Balthazar Walter, Proc.
(1864-65) vi.

Foster, Dr. Michael, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1867-68) xxiv.

Foulkes, Rev. Thos., elected Fellow,
Proce. (1874-75) viii.

Fowlea pequensis, Theobald, MS., x. 48,
49.

Fowler, Dr. Herbert, and Prof. A.
Milnes Marshall, Report on the
Pennatulida of the Mergui Archi-
pelago, Proc. (1887-88) 2; xxi.
267-286.

Fowler, Rev. Wm. Weekes, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1878-79) xxxvii.

Fowls, Japanese bantam, xx. 240.

Fox, George Townshend, On Birds of
Iceland, Proc. i, 21; obituary,
Proe. i. 372.

165

Fox, x. 372; xiii. 328, 330; xix. 3;
xx. 142, 144.

—, Silver, skin of, exhib. (Crotch), Proc.
(1875-80) vii.

Fragum mundum, Reeve, xii. 561.

Francis, George William, elected Fellow,
Proc. 1. 36.

Francis, Rev. Robt. Bransby, obituary,
Proce. ii. 132.

Francis, Wm., elected Fellow, Proc. i.
183.

Francis, Wm., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1887-88) 5.

Franklin, Sir John, autograph letter cf,
Proe. ii. 372.

Fraser, John, elected Associate, Proc. i.
370.

Fraser, John, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1888-90) 53.

Fraser, Oscar Louis, elected Fellow,
Proe. (1882-83) 3.

Frauenfeld, Ritter Georg von, elected
Foreign Memb., Proc. (1869-70)
xxxvi; obituary, Proc. (1873-74) |.

Fream, Prof. W., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1880-82) 27.

Fredericella, Allman, xiv. 490, 497.

— sultana, Blumenb., xx. 64.

Fregilla, Walk., xii. 363.

Fregilupus, Zess., ii. 138.

Fregilus, Cwv., ii. 137.

French, Charles, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1883-84) 75.

French, David John, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1868-69) xliv.

Freyeria variabilis, Collingwood * , xiv.

Friend, Hilderic, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1883-86) 4.

Fries, Dr. Elias Magnus, death an-
nounced, Proc. (1875-80) xxxiv.

Fries, Prof. Thoré, elected For. Memb.,
Proc. (1887-88) 13.

—, Eulogium on Linnzus, Proe. (1887-
88) 45-54.

Fringilla canaria, Linn., v. 38.

— Chloris, Linn., v. 14.

— coccothraustes, Linn., v. 14.

— celebs, Linn., ii. 135; v. 9.

— domestica, Linn., v. 12, 15, 34,

— Linaria, Linn., v. 12.

— montana, Linn., v. 9, 34.

—Sordone, Manett. (Linné), Proce. ii.
32.

— Spinus, Linn., v. 38.

— spodiogenia, Bonap., ii. 135.

Fringillide, ii. 152; xvi. 319.

Fritillaria, Quoy § Gaim., xiv. 124.

— fureata, Fol., xiv. 125.

166

Fritillaries, xvii. 192.

Fromentelia, Perry, xviii. 83, 84.

Fromia, Gray, X. 360.

Frugivora, Wagn., ii. 37.

Fry, Alex., elected Fellow, Proc. (1857-
58) vii.

Fry, Rt. Hon. Sir Edw., elected Fellow,
Proc. (1886-87) 12.

Fry, George, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1882-83) 1.
Fryer, Dr. Charles, elected Fellow,

Proc. (1866-67) 1.

Fryer, G. F., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1859-60) vi.

Fulgora, Linn., Proc. i. 131.

— nobilis, Westw., x. 96.

Fulgorelle, i. 84, 142; ; x. 96.

Fulgorides, x. 96.

Fulgorina, i. 84, 142; x. 96.

Fulgorites, i. 84, 142: x. 96.

Fulgoroides, i. 84, 142.

Fulica atra, Linn., v. 9, 15, 35.

Fumea, Steph, vi. 157-162.

a bombycella, Schiff., wi. 158.

— plumella, Hof., vi. 158.

— Sieboldii, Reuttz, vi. 158.

Fungacea, Verrill, Xvii. 139.

Fungia, Dana, Proc. (1883-86) 119;
Xvii. 146, 149-162, 304, 312, 419;
xviii. 141, 142, 151, 174, 198.

—echinata, Ehrenb., xvii. 149, 150,
159.

— —, section of (Duncan), exhib.,
Proc. (1888-90) 73.

— Ehrenbergi, Dana, xvii. 149.

—paumotensis, Stutchbury,
ftnote 146.

— scutaria, Lam., Xvii. 137, ftnote
146.

Fungiacea, Klunz., xvii. 139.

Fungiacyathus, Sars, XVili.
194.

Xvii.

28, 31,

Fungi lecerantes, xviii. 142.

— lobifere, X viii. 142.

— subintegre, XVii. ftnote 146; xviii.
142.

Fungide (Dana), xviii. 6, 8, 132, 133,
194; (Duncan) Proe. (1883-86) 15 ;
Xvili. 141, 194, 198.

—, hard parts of (Duncan), Proc.
(1882-83) 5, 18, 26; xvii. 137-
162, 802-319.

Fungine, xvii. 140, 141, 303, 317,
318, 417-419; xviii. 141.

Fungioida, xviii. 141, 198.

Furnarius, V7ei/., ii. 148.

Fuside, xv. 248.

— of Japan (Adams), Proc. (1862-
63) vi; vii. 105.

Fusus, Brug., iv. 73.

GENERAL INDEX.

Fusus, Klein, vii. 105.

Fusus, Lam., Xvi. 372, 385.

— adustus, Phil., vii. 107.

— arthriticus, Fisch., vii. 107.

— Beckii, Reeve, vii. 106.

— Bernicensis, King, vii. 107.

— Brazieri, LH. A. Smith* , xii. 539;
562.

— bubaceus, Bern., vii. 106.

— cancellatus, Lam., vii. 106.

— carinatus, Lam., vii. 107.

— cinereus, Say, Xvi. 374.

— crebrilinatus, Reeve, vii. 105.

— eretaceus, Reeve, vii. 107.

— Cumingii, Crosse, vil. 107.

— despectus, Linn., vii. 107.

— dilatatus, Quoy ¢ Gaim., vil. 107.

— fornicatus, Fabr., vii. 106.

— fragosus, Reeve, vii. 106.

— futile, Wats., xvi. 381.

— gracilis, Da Costa, xviii. 95, 99,
100.

— gracillimus, Adams & Reeve, vii.
106.

— imbricatus, EL. A. Smith * , xii. 540,
562.

— islandicus, Chemn., Xvii. 95-97.

— modiolus, Jan, xv. 442.

— Nove-Hollandiz, Reeve, vii. 105.

— oregonensis, Say, vii. 106.

— pagoda, Lesson, vii. 106; xvi. 385.

— pagodus, Lesson, xvi. 385.

— pagodoides, McCoy, xvi. 385.

— perplexus, 4. Adams * , vii. 106.

— plumbeus, Phil., Vii. 108.

— propinquus, Adler, XVii. 95, 97, 99,
100.

— Sabini, Gray, vii. 107.

— solidulus, A, Adams * , vii. 106.

— spiralis, A. Adams, xvi. 382, 383.

— ternatus, Gould, vii. 107.

— tuba, Gmel., vii. 105.

— Turtoni, Bean, xvii. 99.

— viridulus, Dér., vii. 108.

— (Colus) pagodoides, Watson * , XVi.
372, 383.

—(-— es radialis, Watson *, Xvi. 372,

382

— ae sarissophorus, Watson * , XVi.

872. 82
Bere ity philippinarum, Watson * ,

Xvi. 372, 373.

—(N eptunea) Dalli,
372, 379.

— (—) futile, Watson*, xvi. 372,
38l.

— (—) latericeus, Moller, xvi. 381.

— (—) undulata, Friele, xvi. 381.

— (Sipho) calathiscus, Watson * , Xvi.
372, 375.

Watson * , xvi.

GENERAL INDEX.

Fusus (Sipho) Edwardiensis, Watson * ,
Xvi. 372, 379.

— (—) gracilis, Da Costa, xx. 448,
466.

— (—) Kroyeri, Moller, xvi. 375.

— (—) philippinarum, Watson * , xvi.
372, 373.

— (—) pyrrhostoma, Watson *, xvi.
372, 374

— (—) regulus, Watson*, xvi. 372,
378

— (—) scalaris, Watson *, xvi. 372,
377.

—(—) setosus, Watson*, Xvi. 372,
376.

G.

Gabalceca, Walk. * , x. 170.

— setifera, Walk.*, x. 171.

Gabaza, Walk. * , iii. 80.

— argentea, Walk.*, iii. 80; ix. 9.

Gabbia, Tryon, X¥Vi. 255, 267.

— australis, Tryon, Xvi. 267.

Gadesden, Jas., elected Fellow, Proc. ii.
23.

Gadide, ix. 165 ; x. 1; xii. 294,

—, newly discovered British Fish of the
Family (Couch), Proc. (1865-66)
lili; ix. 38-41.

Gadina, xv. 164.

Gadirtha, Walk., vii. 161-165.

— chalybea, Walk. *, vii. 161.

— diffundens, Walk. *, vii. 161.

—? discigera, Walk. x, , Wii. 163.

— ferromixta, Walk. * , vii. 162.

— inexacta, Walk., vii. 161.
— metaphiea, Walk. *, vii. 163.

— polygrapha, Walk. * , Vii. 162.

— quadrinotata, Walk. * , vii. 162.

— ? semifervens, Walk * * > Vii. 163.

Gadus, Zinn., worm from, xix. 178.

— eallarias, Bloch, v. 21; xiv. 692.

— Hsmarkii, Milss., xx. 446.

— luscus, Linn., xx. 446.

— macrocephalus, Tiles., xiw. 689, 690,
692.

— — at mouth of Thames (Day), Proc.
(1875-80) xliv; xiv. 689-692.

— Mediterraneus, Aisso, v. 24.

— merlangus, Linn., Xx. 446.

— Merlucius, Fabr., v. 47.

— minutus, Linn., xx. 446.

—morrhua, Linn., v. 37; xiv. 692;
xx. 446.

— eeglefinus, Linn. v. 24, 25; xx.
446.

— virens, Linn., Xvii. 95.

— (Morrhua) punctatus, Turton, xiv.
690, 691.

167

Gagata, Bleeker, xiii. 343; xiv. 563,
578.

— batasio, Ham. Buch., Xiii. 350.

— cenia, Ham. Buch., Xiii. 350.

— itchkeea, Sykes, xiii. 350.

— tengana, Ham. Buch., xiii. 350.

— typus, Bleeker, X1ii. 350.

Gainer, Dr. Charles, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1865-66) vii.

Galathea Andrewsii, Spence Bate, iii.
3,4; vi. 166; 3x. 45.

— depressa, Spence Bate*, iii. 3.

— dispersa, Spence Bate*, iii. 3, 4;
vi. 166; xx. 45, 454, 469.

— elegans, Adams §& White, xx. 112.

— nexa, Hmbleton, ili. 3, 4 ; xx. 454, 469.

—squamifera, Leach, Mont., iii. 3;
vi. 166; xvii. 95, 96, 98, 100;
xx. 45, 454, 469.

— strigosa, Mabr., ili. 2, 3; vi. 166.

Galatheadz (Spence Bate), iii. 1-4.

Galatheide, xiv. 312; xx. 112.

Galaxea, Oken, XVili. 103, 118, 197.

Galaxis, Cuv., xvi. 40.

Galbula, Mohr, ii. 148.

— melanogenia, Sclater, ii. 144.

Galbulide, ii. 133, 144; xx. 388.

Galearia, Brullé, xx. 32.

— violacea, Brullé, xx. 32.

Galene bispinosus, Herbst, xx. 110.

Galeocerdo tigrinus, Mill. § Henle,
xii. 108.

Galeolaria decumbens, Baird MS.,
viii. 22.

Galeopithecus, Pall., ii. 35; xiii. 186.

Galerita, Mabr., xi. 89.

Galerites cylindricus, Lam., XX. 48.

Galeruca, Geoffr., XX. 157.

— analis, Oliv., Xx. 184.

= analis, Weber, xx. 176, 184.

— Buquetiti, Guér., xx. 170.

— luteicornis, Fabr., XX. 21.

— melanoptera, Boisd., XX. 7.

— multicostata, Jocoby, xx. 157.

Galerucella, Crotch, xx. 157, 186.

Galerucide (Baly), Proc. (1883-86)
129; xx. 1-27, 156-188.

Galerucinz, xix. 213.

—, Descriptions of some genera and
species of (Baly), Proc. (1887-88)
8; xx. 1-27, 153-188.

Galesaurus, Owen, Xvi. ftnote 134.

Galethalea, Butler, xii. 423, 424.

— confinis, Herr. Schiff, xii. 424,

— pica, Walk, xii. 424.

— tigrata, Herr. Schaff., xii. 424.

Galeus Canis, Rondel., v. 24.

Galictis, Bell, xix. 15, 16.

— barbara, Linn., xix. 17.

Galidia, Gray, xix. 8, 10,

168

Galls (Murray), exhib., Proc. (1874-7 )
iv.

— from Cuba (W.S. Macleay and Rev.
M. J. Berkeley), Proc. i. 33.

— from Mexico (Dr. Farre), Proc. i.
65.

— from Pistacia atlantica, Desf., resem-
bling the Indian “ Kalerasinghi”
galls (T. Christy), exhib., Proc.
(1880-82) 6.

—, Note on a Chinese Artichoke (Aphi-
lothrix gemme, Linn.) (A. Miller),
Proc. (1871-72) xxxi; xi. 428-
431.

— of Aphilothrix Sieboldii, Hartig
(Holmes), exhib., Proc. (1875-80)
XXVil.

— of Coccide in South Australia
(Tepper), exhib., Proc. (1886-87)
15.

— of Cynips Quercus-petioli, Lznn.,
quantity of Tannin in (E. H. Vinen),
Proc. (1855-56) vi; i. 72, 73.

Galleruca, Geoffr., xi. 54.

—nymphee, Linn., Ki. 54.

Gallerucide, Xi. 41 ; xiii. 475.

Gallinacez, Proc. (1888-90) 73.

Gallinez, ii. 187-145; xiii. 504.

Gallinula chloropus, Linn., var. of, v.
9, 35, 39; exhib. (Gunn), Proc.
(1883-86) 8.

— Poreana, read Porzana, Linn., v. 9.

— ruficrissa, Gould, xiii. 505.

— succineta, Linn., vii. 92.

— vittata, Linn., Vii. 92.

Galloway, W.., exhibits remains of Great
Auk, Otter, &c. Proc. (1882-83) 8.

Gallus, Linn., iv. 175.

Galpin, Ernest E., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1888-90) 73.

Geloin, Rev. Francis Wm., elected
Fellow, Proc. (1887-88) 5.

Galton, Capt. Douglas, elected Fellow,
Proe. (1864-65) v.

Galton, John Charles, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1868-69) xliii.

—, On the Muscles of the fore and
hind limbs of the 6-banded Arma-
dillo, Proc. (1867-68) exxiv. See
Trans. vol. xxvi. 523-566.

—, The Myology of the upper and
lower extremities of the Oryctero-
pus capensis, Gme/., Proc. (1867-68)
exxiv. See Trans. vol. xxvi. 567-
608.

Gamasidz, xvii. 381, 385.

Gamasinee, life-histories of (Michael),
Proce. (1880-82) 6; xv. 297-509.

Gamasus, Latr., xv. 299-302; xvii.
371, 373, 877, 384, 385, 388.

GENERAL INDEX.

Gamasus coleoptratorum, Linn., XV-
299, 303-305, 306, 308, 309.

— crassipes, Linn., xv. 302, 303, 305,
308, 309.

— marginatus, Hermann, xv. 302, 307,
309.

— testudinarius, Hermann, Xv. 299.

Gamella, Walk. * , vii. 51.

— rotundipennis, Walk. * , vii. 82.

Gammarus, Fabr., xx. 74, 475.

— affinis, Milne-Hdw., iii. 3.

— carinatus, Fabr., xv. 68.

— galba, Montagu, xv. 66.

— gracilis, Rathke, iii. 3.

— Kroyii, Rathke, iti. 3.

— locusta, Linn., ili. 3; xv. 68 ; KX.
456.

— Olivii, Milne-Hdw., iii. 3.

— Pulex, Fadr., xx. 83.

Gangetic Mud-Turtle, Plastron of
(Emyda dura, Ham. Buch.) (J.
Anderson), Xii, 514-516.

Gannet, caudal vertebree of (Seeley), Xii.
320.

—, nasal region of (Hwart), xv. 456.

Ganocephala, v. 218, 224, 226.

Ganoidea, v. 227; xii. 225, 442.

Ganonema, McLachl.,x. 211; xi. 123,
126.

—molliculum, McLachl.*, xi. 127, -
140.

— pallicorne, MeLachl., xi. 126.

— vicarium, Walk., xi. 127, 140.

Ganosoma, Mayr, XxX. ftnote 538.

— attenuatum, Mayr, xx. 538.

— dispar, Kirby * , xx. 531, 537.

Gardiner, Walter, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1887-88) 10.

Gardiner, Wm., obituary, Proc. ii. 244.

Gardirtha, see Gadirtha.

Gardner, Hdinund Thos., elected Fellow,
Proc. (1876-77) xvi.

Gardner, Geo., obituary, Proc. ti. 40-44.

Garfish, xv. 49.

Gariga, Walk. * , wii. 59.

— argentilinea, Waik. * , vii. 59.

Garland, John, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1856-57) ii.

Garner, Rob., A note on the Formation of
Pearls (Abstract), Proc. (1861-62)

lvi.

—, On Shell-bearing Mollusca, particu-
larly with regard to Structure and
Form, Proc. (1857-58) vii; iv.
35-43.

—, On the Formation of British Pearls
and their possible Improvement,
Proce. (1871-72) xxix ; Xi. 426-428.

Garnier, Very Rev. Thos., obituary,
Proc. (1873-74) li.

GENERAL INDEX.

Gar-Pike (Owen), Proce. i. 28.

Garra, Ham. Buch., xiv. 536.

— alta, Day, xiv. 540.

— ceylonensis, Bleeker, xiv. ftnote 540.

— malabarica, Day, xiv. 540.

Garrett, John Henry, elected Fellow,
Proe. (1888-90) 74.

Garruline, xvii. 427.

Garrulax, Zess., ii. 140.

— bicolor, Mii. MS.,ii. 161.

Garruius, Briss., ii. 137.

-—— cervicalis, Bp., 11. 135.

— cristatus, Linn., 11. 135.

Garty, Francis Boyle, elected Fellow,
Proc. i. 58.

Gasking, J. Samuel, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1888-90) 99.

Gaskoin, John Saml., elected Fellow,
Proe. ii. 249.

—, obituary, Proce. (1858-59) xxxi.

—, On Jumping Seeds, Proc. (1855-56)
XVlii.

Gasteracantha, Latr., x. 271.

Gasterocercus, Lap., Xi. 199.

Gasteropoda, Proc. (1882-83) 23, 37;
v. 173; xii. 105; xiv. 422.

—, Classification of (J. D. Macdonald),
Proe. (1875-80) lvii. ; Proc. (1880-
82) 2; Part Il. xv. 161-167;
Part IT. 241-244.

—, Fusoid, of Japan (A. Adams), Vii.
105-108.

—, lingual bands of the West Indian
(Guppy & Hogg), Proc. (1865-66)
Ixxxix.

—, Metamorphoses of (J. D. Mac-
Donald), Proc. (1857 58) vui;
Proc. (1859-60) v. See Trans.
yol. xxiii. 373-377.

—, rostriferous, of Japan (Adams),
Proc. (1862-63) iv; vii. 91.

Gasteropteron, Meck., xv. 164.

Gasterosteidz (Day), xiii. 108-114.

Gasterosteus, Zinn. Proc. i. 176;
Proc. (1876-77) xiii; ix. 165.

—aculeatus, Linn. v. 21, 48; xiii.
113; xv. 39, 44.

— pungitius, Linn, xiii. 112, 113;
xv. 36, 40.

-— spinachia, Linn., v. 43; xiii. 112;
Xv. 37.

Gasterostoma, Stebold, v. 2, 37.

—armatum, Molin, v. 37, 55, 56.

— fimbriatum, Siebold, v. 37, 55; Xil.
294.

— gracilescens, Wagener, v. 37, 55.

— minimum, Wagener, v. 37, 55.

Gasterostomata, xii. 294.

Gastreea, Proc. (1874-75) xxix; Xil.
206, 211, 214, 226.

169

Gastrochenide, v. 172.
Gastrodiscus Sonsinonis,
Proc. (1881-82) i.

Gastrolepidia, Schmarda, 1x. 37.

— clavigera, Schmarda, ix. 37.

Gastrolina, Baly, xvii. 350, 351.

Gastropacha, Ochs., vi. 176.

— quercifolia, Zinn., with larval head
(Westwood), exhib., Proc. (1870-
71) xciv.

— vishnou, Lefebvre, vi. 176.

Gastrophilus elephantis, Cobbold, Xv.
333.

Gasirophysa raphani, Herbst, partheno-
genesis in (McLachlan), exhib.,
Proce. (1880-82) 21.

Gastropoda, see Gasteropoda.

Gastrula, phases of, xii. 205-208, 210,
226.

Cobbold *,

Gatke, Heinrich, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1859-60) v.

Gatty, C. H., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1859-60) vi.

Gattya, Adiman * , xxix. 155.

— humilis, Al/man * , xix. 156, 161.

Gaudichaud, Charles, obituary, Proc.
i. 320.

Gaugamela, Walk. * , vi.138.

— atrifrons, Walk. * , vi. 138.

Gaura coronata, Linn. ii. 167.

— Steursiz, Temm., ii. 167.

— Victorie, Mraser, ii. 167.

Gaurotes, Le Conte, xviii. 206.

— doris, Bates * , xviii. 206, 212.

— ussuriensis, Blessig, Vili. 212, 213.

Gauzania, Walk.* , 1. 130.

— devecta, Walk.*, i. 131, 175; ix.
24.

Gavialide, iv. 1, 16, 26.

Gavialis, Opp. iv. 2, 16, 18, 20.

— Gangeticus, Gmel., iv. 17, 20, 26;
x. 22.

— Schlegelii, Miiller, iv. 16.

Gay, Wm., A note on a singular case
of colouring of the Human Hair,
Proe. (1856-57) vi.; ii. 41.

Gayella, Sauss., ii. 108; wii. 122; xi.
371.

— pulchella, Ff. Smith*, ii. 108, 180 ;
vii. 186; xi. 371. oe

Gaza, Watson *, Xiv. 586, 601, 709.

— dedala, Watson * , xiv. 602.

Gea, Koch, xi. 82.

— spinipes, Koch, xi. 82.

Gebia, Leach, xx. 515.

— deltura, Leach, vi. 166.

— spiniger, S. Z Smith, xx. 515.

— stellata, Leach, vi. 166.

Gebiidee, xx. 112, 515.

Gebiopsis Darwinii, Miers, xx. 112.

170

Gecarcinus, Leach, Proc. (1883-86) 119 ;
XVI. 395.

Gecinus viridis, Linn., Proc. (1873-74)
XXIil.

Gecko, Laur., xii. 325.

— in Fernando Noronha
Proc. (1887-88) 1.

— guttatus, Daud., x. 28, 36.

—Newtonii, Giimther*, xiii.
327.

— Stentor, Cantor, x. 29, 36.

— Verreauxii, Tytler, x. 29.

— verus, Gray, xiii. 324-326.

Geckotide, x. 28.

Geddes, P., Variations in Plants and
Animals, Proc. (1886-87) 14;
Proe. (1887-88) 4.

—, On Algz in Radiolaria and Ccelen-
terata, exhib., Proc. (1880-82) 28.

Geese, Migrations of Wild (Prior),
Proce. (1877-78) xxv ; Xv. 47.

Gegenbaur, Prof. Carl, elected For.
Memb., Proc. (1876-77) xviii.

Gelochelidon, Brehm, xiv. 403.

Geloptera igneonitens, Baly*, xiii. 458,
472.

(Ridley),

325-

— vestita, Baly * , xiii. 458, 473.

Gemellaria loriculata, van Ben., xvii.
105.

Gemma gemma, Totten, xii. 101.

Gemmipora, Blainv., xviii. 185.

Gemmulatrochus, Dune., xviii. 34,
194.

Gempylodes, Pascoe, Kix. 59, 60.

— Lewisii, Sharp * , xix. 60, 72, 84.

Genabacia, Milne-Edw. § Haime, xvii.
140; xviii. 165, 198.

Genetta, Cuv., ix. 71; xix. 6, 10.

Genota atractoides, Watson*, XV.
388, 407,

— didyma, Watson * , xv. 388, 404.

— engonia, Watson*, xv. 388, 405.

Genyonemus, Gill, xiii. 140.

Genyoroge melapnura, Riipp., Xi. 524.

Geobyrsa, Pascoe * , xi. 450; xii. 83.

— nodifera, Pascoe*, xi. 450, 492;
xii. 83.

Geochelidon, read Gelochelidon, Brehm,
xiv. 403.

Geococcyx, Wagl., xx. 325, 331, 336,
337, 344, 388.

— californianus, Less., xX. 300, 325,
300, 3897, 338, 388.

Geodesmus bilineatus, Meceznikow, X.
195.

Geodia, Lam., xX. 564, 566, 567, 568.

— tumulosa, Busk, xx. 564.

Geoemyda, Gray, Xii. 437, 440-442.

— depressa, Anders., xii. 436.

— grandis, Gray, xii. 436, 440.

GENERAL INDEX.

Geoffroyius aruensis, Gray, xiii. 309,
491; xiv. 685; xvi. 426.

— heteroclitus, Homb. g J., Proce.
(1883-86) 3.

— personatus, Shaw, li. 165.

— Pucherani, Bp., ii. 165; xiii. 80.

— Pucherant, Sharpe, Xiii. 309,

Geogale, Milne-Edw., Xvi. 321.

— aurita, Wilne-Hdw. ?, Xvi. 322.

Geographical Biology (G. Bentham),
Proce. (1868-69) lxy-c.

Geographical Distribution of Aves
(Sclater), Proc. (1856-57) xl; ii.
130-145.

— Distribution of the Diurnal Lepi-
doptera, as compared with that of
the Birds (Kirby), xi. 431-439.

Geography, Zoological, of the Malay
Archipelago (Wallace), iv.172-184.

Geology, Linnzus on, Proc. (1883-86) 25.

Geometra area, Cram., xvii. 201.

— areata, Fabr., Xvii. 201.

—brumaria, Bork.,trachez in (Newport),
Proce. 1. 354.

— mahometaria, Herr.- Schiff, xvii.200.

— politata, Fabr., xvii. 202.

— sambucaria, Linn., Xvii. 198.

Geometre, Xi. 283 ; xiv. 114; xx. 531.

Geometrites, 1x. 181; xwii. 195.

Geomyda grandis, Giimther, x. 11, 19.

Geomydide, x. 10.

Geomyzides, Fallén, i, 186; ili. 126;
wii. 128; ix. 5.

Geonemus, Schonh., xi. 289.

Geopelia, Swains., 11. 152.

— humeralis, Temm., ii. 168; xiii. 503;
xiv. 688.

Geophagus Pappaterra, Heckel, v. 11.

Geophilidx, Proc. i. 193, 231.

Geophilinz, Proe. i. 193.

Geophilus, Leach, Proc. i. 193, 369 ; Xx.
526.

—electricus, Linn., exhib. (Hatchett),
Proce. (1888-90) 69.

— occidentalis, Meinert, XX. 527.

— Ridleyi, Pocock, xx. 526.

George, John B., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1865-66) vii.

Georychus, //., xiii. 34.

Geospiza, Gould, ii. 143.

Geotrupes, Latr., x1. 297.

— stercorarius, Linn., xv. 15, 18, 301,
304; xix. 87.

Geotrupide, Proc. i. 197.

Gephyrea, Proc. (1869-60) xxxvi; Xi.
97 ; Xii. 206, 210, 215, 226.

— of Mergui (Selenka), Proc. (1886-87)
14; xxi. 220-223.

Gephyrophora polymorpha, Busk, XX.
280.

GENERAL INDEX.

Geranomyia, Hal., ix. 2-6.

Gerarda bicolor, Gray, x. 58, 66.

Gerda, Clap., Xvii. 293.

—, On a new Peritrichous Infusorian
(Gerda caudata, Phil.) (Phillips),
Proc. (1882-83) 7 ; xvii. 293-297.

— caudata, Phillips * , xvii. 293-295.

— fixa, d Udekem, xvii. 294.

— glans, Clap. § Lachm., Xvii. 293.

Geron, Meig., 1x. 4.

— simplex, Walk.*, iii. 90; ix. 15.

Gerrard, Edw., elected Associate, Proc.
(1861-62) lxv.

Gerrhosaurus, Wiegm., Xiii. 324.

Gerygone chrysogastra, Gray, xiii. 495.

— cinerascens, Sharpe * , xiii. 494.

— palpebrosa, Wallace, Xiii. 495 ; Xvi.
432.

Geryonia, Hsch. (Forbes), Proc. i. 222.

— appendiculata, Haeckel, xii. 525.

— proboscidalis, Forsk., Proc. i. 223.

Gibbes, Dr. Cuthbert C., elected Fellow,
Proce. (1880-82) 30.

Gibbes,Sir George Smith, obituary, Proc.
ii. 188.

Gibbon, viii. 157.

Gibbs, Arthur Hrnest, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1883-86) 126.

Gibbula, 4. Adams, xiv. 693.

— cinerarius, Linn., Xx. 448, 467.

— fulgens, Gould, xv. 91.

— glyptus, Watson* , xiv. 693, 694.

— leaensis, Watson * , xv. 90.

— supragranosus, H. A, Smith* , xii.
558, 562.

Gibelion, Heckel, xiv. ftnote 537.

Gibson, Dr. Alex., elected Fellow, Proc.
ii. 218 ; obituary, Proc. (1866-67)

: XXXxIil,

Gibson, Geo. Stacey, obituary, Proc.
(1882-83) 41.

Gibson, R. J. Harvey, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1888-90) 4.

Gibson-Carmichael, T. D., elected Fel-
low, Proc. (1880-82) 35.

Gibson-Maitland, Sir J. D., elected Fel-
low, Proce. (1880-82) 35.

Gilbert, Davies, obituary, Proc. i. 68.

Gilbert, Dr. Jas. Henry, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1875-80) i.

Gilda, Walk. *, x. 129.

— vittiventris, Walk. *, x. 129.

Gillies, Robt., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1876-77) xvi; death announced,
Proe. (1887-88) 16.

Gimbernat,Charles de, death announced,
Proe. i. 35.

Ginza pectoralis, Walk. * , vii. 190.

Gippius, Walk., xii. 431.

— sumptuosus, Walk., xii, 431.

171

Giraffe, xii. 176, 186; fluke infesting,
xii, 291; xiii. 43.

Girasia, Gray, xv. 292.

Girdlestone, Theophilus Wm., elected
Fellow, Proc. (1888-90) 9.

Gisborne, Rey. Thos., obituary, Proce. i.
299.

Glanycus, Walk., xii. 431.

— insoletus, Walk., xii. 4381.

— nigrorufus, Walk., xii. 431.

Glareola austriaca, Gm., v. 13.

— grallaria, Temm., ii. 169.

— Isabella, Vietl/., ii. 169.

Glaucidium, Boie, xx. 323.

— perlatum, Veill., xvii. 439.

Glauconome stellipora, x Vii. 401.

Glaucopide, xi. 284,

Glaucopis, Fabr., xii. 563, 374.

Glaucopis, Herr.- Schaff., Xli. 586.

— acroxantha, Perty, xii. 386.

— afflicta, Walk., xii. 384.

—albisigna, Walk., xii. 385.

— albiventris, Walk., xii. 393.

— Astyoche, Walk., xii. 396.

— aterrima, Sepp, Xii. 368.

— auge, Walk., xii. 402.

— basilutea, Walk., xii. 397.

— bella, Guér., xii. 416.

— bibia, Walk., xii. 385.

— bombycina, Perty, xii. 429.

— Bourica, Boisd., xii. 365.

— braconoides, Walk., xii. 390.

— bromus, Walk., xii. 395.

— centralis, Walk., Xi1. 387.

— chrysogastra, Perty, xii. 403.

— clavata, Walk., xii. 398.

— columbina, Walk., xii. 395.

— completa, Walk., xii. 382.

— Comta, Sepp, Xii. 426.

— consors, Walk., Xii. 398.

— cruenta, Perty, Xil. 396.

— diaphana, Sepp, xii. 396.

— discifera, Walk., xii. 392.

— dolens, Walk., Xii. 383.

— dorsalis, Wal&., xii. 392.

— eburneifera, Felder, xii. 402.

— elegantula, Herr.-Schaff., xii. 396.

— erythrarchos, Walk., Xii. 398.

— erythrotelus, Walk., xii. 430.

— Esmeralda, Walk., xii. 405.

— Euterpe, Herr.-Schiff., xii. 366.

— eximia, Herr.-Schdff., xii. 392.

— festiva, Walk., xii. 387.

— finalis, Walk., xii. 400.

— flavicornis, Walk., xii. 376.

— flavitarsis, Walk., xii. 375,

— Felletti, Boisd., Xii. 363.

— formosa, Boisd., xii. 363.

— frontalis, Walk., xii. 398. _

— fulvicollis, Hiibner, xii. 429.

172

Glaucopis Ganymede, Doubl., xii. 365.
— gemmifera, Walk., Xii. 376.

— heematica, Perty, xii. 383.

— Helena, Herr.-Schiff., xii. 392.
— histrio, Guérin, Xii. 366.

— impar, Walk., xii. 389.

— incendiaria, Hiibner, xii. 375.
— intensa, Walk., xii. 386.

— ipomee, Harris, xii. 366.

— irius, Boisd., xii. 365.

— Isis, Boisd., xii, 365.

— lennus, Walk., xii. 382.

— latifascia, Walk., xii. 401.

— latilinea, Walk., xii. 391.

— leucosticta, Hiibner, xii. 369.
— leucostigma, Perty, xii. 371.

— madagascariensis, Boisd., xii. 363.
— melaleuca, Walk., xii. 396.

—— melas, Walk., xii. 405.

— metamelas, Walk., xii. 408.

— metaxanthus, Walk., xii. 401, 405.
— multicineta, Watlk., xii. 395.

— nitidula, Herr.-Schaéff., xii. 396.
— notabilis, Walk., xii. 397.

— Ophion, Walk., xii. 403.

— ornatula, Walh., xii. 392.

— Perboscii, Guwér., X1i. 375.

— Pheres, Walk., Xii. 387.

— picta, Walk., xii. 392.

— platyleuca, Walh., xii. 397.

— pompiloides, Walk., xii. 374.
— porphyria, Walk., xii. 379.

— postica, Walk.. xii. 406.

— remota, Walk., xii. 387.

— rubroscapus, Ménétriés, xii. 429.
— ruficeps, Walk., xii 406.

— sanguinea, Walk., xii. 398.

— saucia, Walk., xii. 402.

— Sauleyi, Guwér., xii. 367.

— selva, Herr.-Schaff., xii. 392.
— semidiaphana, Harris, xii. 429.
— semihyalina, Walk., xii. 380.
— sericaria, Herr.-Schaff., xii. 366.
— sericaria, Perty, X1i. 366.

— sesiiformis, Walk., Xii. 377.

— singularis, Walk., xii. 406.

— sordida, Walk., xxii. 404.

— sortita, Walk., xii. 398.

— sphingidea, Perty, xii. 420.

— stipata, Walk., xii. 398.

— subapicalis, Wadk., xii. 402.

— subaurata, Walk., x11. 354.

— subjflamma, Walk., X11. 386.

— tarsalis, Walk., xii. 380.

— teda, Walk., xii. 392.

— tengyra, Walk., xii. 390.

— testacea, Walk., xii. 381.

— teuthras, Walk., xii. 389.

— tipulina, Hiibn., xii. 385.

— torrida, Waik., xii. 394.

GENERAL INDEX.

Glaucopis tricincta, Herr.-Schéff., xii.
370

— tricolor, Packard, xii. 404.

—trigutta, Walk., xii. 383.

— tristissima, Perty, xii. 385.

— varia, Walk., Xii. 378.

— varipes, Walk., xii. 393.

— ventralis, Guér., X1i. 423.

— vesparia, Perty, xii. 379.

— vespoides, Walk., X1i. 375.

— vuleanus, Herr.-Schiff., xii. 367.

— xanthogastra, Perty, Xii. 382.

Glaucopteryx, Hiibn., xiv. 115.

Glaucytes, Thoms., ix. 300.

— egraphicus, Boisd., ix. 141.

— scitulus, Pascoe, ix. 308.

— suturalis, Pascoe * , ix. 308.

Glechinus, Pascoe * , xi. 184, 480, 481;
Xii. 92.

— talpa, Pascoe*, xi. 184, 218; xii.

Glenea, Newm., XVili. 256, 259.

— chrysochloris, Bates, XVili. 256.

— colenda, Thoms., X viii. 207, 258.

— ocelota, Bates, X Vili. 256.

— picta, De7., xi. 287.

Glenie, Rev. S. Owen, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1862-68) v.

Glenocercaria flava, Diesing, v. 40.

Glenocrinus, Go/df., xv. 189.

Glenotremites, Goldf., xw. 189, 191.

Glenurus, Hagen, ix. 246, 274, 280.

—anomalus, Ramb., ix. 276.

— cireuiter, Walk., ix. 281.

—erythrocephalus, Leach,
280.

— falsus, Walk., ix. 280.

— egratus, Say, ix. 280.

— infestus, Waik., 1x. 278.

— japonicus, McLachl. * , ix. 248.

— obsoletus, Say, ix. 278.

— pulchellus, Ramb., ix. 280.

— pustulatus, MeLachl. * , ix. 246.

— singularis, Westw., ix. 281.

— tacitus, Walk., ix. 278.

‘Glimpse, Ascidians coll. during the
cruise of the yacht (Sorby & Herd-
man), Proc. (1880-82) 34; .x<Vvi.
527-536.

Glires, Proc. (1882-86) 23.

Globe-fish, xv. 49.

Globiceps, Cuv., Xi. 143, 149.

Globigerina, @’Orb., ix. 148-157.

—, new form of (Chimmo), Proc.
(1875-80) xviii.

— acerosa, Owen *, ix. 149, 157.

— bulloides, @ Ord., ix. 148, 149, 153-
157.

— continens, Qwen*, ix. 149, 157.

— echinoides, Brandt, xiv. 184.

ix. 274,

GENERAL INDEX.

Globigerina hirsuta, d’Orb., ix. 148,
149-157.

— inflata, d’ Orb., ix. 148, 153-157.

— universa, Owen, ix. 149, 153-157.

Globiocephalus, Gray, xi. 147, 149,
150, 152; xiii. 187.

Globularia, Rolando, v. 38.

Globulus indusii, Chemn., v. 179.

-— roseus, Chemn., v. 179.

Glochinorhinus, Waterh., x. 448.

Glomeride, Proc. i. 194; xix. 162,
172.

Glomeris, Zatr., Proc. i. 194; xix.
162, 165, 166, 168, 171.

— marginata, Oliv., xix. 171.

Glossina longipalpis, Wiedem., iil.
156.

—morsitans, Westw., “Tsetse” Fly of
Tropical Africa (Kirk), Proc.
(1864-65) iv; viii. 149-156.

Glossiptila, Sc/ater, i1. 143.

Glossy Ibis (Plegadis falcinellus, Linn.),
exhib. (Dallas), Proc. (1883-86)
124.

Glottulide, Guen., vi. 182.

Glowworm, on the nat. hist. of, Proc.
(1855-56) iv; i. 40-71; x. 73,
82

—, tracheze in (Newport), Proc. i. 354.

Glutton, xiii. 328.

Glycera capitata, Grst., xiv. 127.

Glyciphagus, Hering, On some unde-
scribed Acari of the Genus, found
in moles’ nests (Michael), Proc.
(1883-86) 126; xv. 308; xix.
269-284; xx. 286, 287, 294, 295,
297.

— cursor, Gervais, XX. 288, 295, 296.

— dispar, Michael*, exhib., Proce.
(1883-86) 125; xix. 272, 273,
280, 283, 284.

— Crameri, Michael, xx. 287.

— domesticus, De Geer, On the life-his-
tory of (Michael), Proc. (1887-88)
14; xx. 287-298.

— hericius, Robin, xix. 270.

— ornatus, Kramer, xix. 274.

— palmifer, Robin et Fum., xix. 270.

— platygaster, Michael * , exhib., Proce.
(1883-86) 125 ; xix. 271, 272, 274,
275, 280, 281, 283.

— plumiger, fobin e¢ Fum., xix.
270.

— spinipes, Koch, on the life-history
of (Michael), Proc. (1887-88) 14 ;
xx. 287-298.

Glyciphila modesta, Gray, xiii. 516,
496

— subfasciata, Ramsay, Xiii, 496.
Glycyphana, Burm., xi. 60.

173

Glynne, Sir Stephen Richard, obituary,
Proe. (1874-75) xl.

Glyphagia, Pascoe * , xi. 201; xii. 95.

—insculpta, Pascoe*, xi. 201; Xil.
95.

— sculpturata, Pascoe * , xi. 218.

Glyphidodon saxatalis, Linn., xx. 483.

Glyphocryptus, Sharp*, xix. 58, 60,
63.

— brevicollis, Sharp * , xix. 60, 64.

Glyphocyphus, Haime, Xvi. 454.

Glyphodes amethysta, Butler*, Kili.
Wien

Glyphophyllia, E. de From., ¥viii. 83,
84, 196.

Glyphostomata, xix. 181, 187, 209.

Glyphostomes, xix. 205, 209.

Glyphoteelius, Steph., xi. 123.

Glypta, Grav., Vili. 65; x1. 403.

— fracticornis, Ff. Smith*, wii. 10,
143; viii. 65; xi. 403.

— iridipennis, Ff. Smith *, v.63; vil.
143 ; xi. 403.

—maculipennis, Ff. Smith*, v. 62
wii. 148; xi. 403.

Glyptobasis, McLachl.*, xi. 222, 233,
266, 267, 268.

— dentifera, Westw., Xi. 268, 275.

— incusans, Walk., xi. 268, 276.

Glyptonotinz, Xvi. 6, 7, 9.

Glyptonotus, Hights, xvi. 4, 7, 9, 10,
19, 20

— antarcticus, Hights, xvi. 7, 10, 11.

— cecus, Say, xvi. 7, 16, 17.

—entomon, Linn., xvi. 5, 7, 11, 12,
15, 16, 40, 84.

—Sabini, Kroyer, xvi. 7, 10, 11, 15,
16, 84.

— Tuftsii, Stimps., xvi. 7, 11, 18.

Glyptophysa, Crosse, xvi. 292.

Glyptosternum, M‘Clelland, xiii. 389,
343; xiv. 562, 565, 578.

— botia, Ham. Buch., Xiii. 351.

—cayia, Ham. Buch., xiii. 351.

— conirostre, Steind., Xi1i. 351.

— dekkanense, Ginther, xii. 571; xiii.
351.

— gracile, Ginther, Xiii. 351.

—lonah, Sykes, xii. 571, 577; xiii.
35.

—wmadraspatanum, Day*, xi. 526;
Xiii. 351.

— modestum, Day, Xiii. 351.

— pectinopterum, M*Clelland, Xiii.
301.

— Stoliczke, Steind., xiii. 351.

— striatum, M/‘ Clelland, xi. 526; Xiil.
3ol.

— telchitta, Ham. Buch., xiii. 351.

— trilineatum, Blyth, xiii. 351.

174

Glyptothorax, Blyth, xiii. 343.

‘ Gnan-bok,” Birmese name for Hama-
dryas elaps, Schl., x. 60.

** G@nan-th4n-gwin-zok,” Birmese name
for Bungarus ceeruleus, Schn., x.
62.

Gnathopogon,
538.

Gnathostomes, xix. 180 ; xx. 58.

Gnathoxys, Westw., Xi. 57.

Gnats, respiratory organs of larva and
pupa of, exhib. (Hammond), Proce.
(1875-80) li.

Gnoma giraffa, Schreih., ix. 141.

Gnophodes, Westw., Xi. 434.

Goatsucker, xiii. 493.

Gobiesox cephalus, Lacép., xx. 483.

Gobiide, xiii. 140, 146; xviii. 313.

Gobio anisurus, MW Clelland, Xiv. ftnote
542.

— bicolor, ‘Clelland, xiv. ftnote 542.

— hoga, Bleeker, Xiv. ftnote 542.

— Bovianus, Jerdon, xiv. ftnote 542.

— canarensis, Jerdon, xiv. ftnote 546.

— Hamiltonii, Jerdon, xiv. ftnote 542.

— isurus, M‘Clel/and, xiv. ftnote 543.

— limnophilus, M*‘ Clelland, xiv. ftnote
543.

— lissorhynchus,
ftnote 542.

— malacostomus, M‘Clelland, xiv.
ftnote 542.

— ricnorhynchus,
ftnote 542.

— vulgaris, Heckel § Kner, v. 150.

Gobiobarbus, Dybowski, xiv. ftnote
537.

Gobioide, ix. 165.

Gobionichthys, Bleeker, xiv. ftnote
537.

Gobius, Artedi, ix. 165; x. 3; xiii.
140, 146; xiv. 561, 564, 578;
xv. 48, 51; xwil. 89; xviii.
313, 314.

— acutipennis, Cuv. § Val., xiii. 147.

—albopunctatus, Cuv. §& Val., xiii.
147.

— andamanensis, Day, xiii. 146.

— biocellatus, Cuv. § Val., xiii. 147.

— Bleekeri, Day, xiii. 147.

— breviceps, Blyth, xiii. 147.

— brevifilis, Cav. & Val., xiii. 146.

— brevirostris, Giinther, xiii. 146.

— bullee kekah, Russell, xiii. 146,
567.

— bynoensis, Richardson, xiii. 146. _

— caninus, Ginther & Playfair, xiii.
146.

— catebus, Cuv. § Val., xii. 567; xiii.

Bleeker, xiv. ftnote

M‘Clelland, xiv.

M‘Clelland, xiv.

GENERAL INDEX.

Gobius celebicus, Cuv. & Val., xiii. 147.

— chlorostigma, Bleeker, xiii. 146.

— criniger, Cuv. § Val., xiii. 146.

— cristatus, Day, xiii. 147.

— cyanomos, Bleeker, Xili. 146.

— elegans, Cuv. & Val., xiii. 147.

— giuris, Ham. Buch., xii. 567; xiii.
146; Xviii. 309, 313.

— gobiodon, Day, xiii. 147.

— grammepomus, Bleeker, xiii. 147.

— griseus, Day, xiii. 146.

— gutum, Ham. Buch., xiii. 147.

— interstinctus, Richardson, Xiii. 147.

— Jeffreysii, Ginther, xx. 446.

— koku, Russell, xiii. 146.

— kokius, Cuv. § Val. xiii. 146;
XVili. 313.

— kora, Cuv. & Val., Xii. 567; xiii.
146.

— korah mottah, Russell, xiii. 146.

— koramottah, Russell, xii. 567.

— Kreffii, Steind., xiii. 146.

— kurpah, Sykes, xii. 567; xiii. 146 ;
Xviii. 313.

— litturatus, Steind., xiii. 147.

— macrostoma, Stéind., xiii. 146.

— macrurus, Bleeker, xiii. 147.

— madraspatensis, Day, xiii. 147.

— magniloquus, Day, xiii. 147.

— malabaricus, Day, xiii. 147.

— Masoni, Day, xiii. 146.

— melanocephatus, Bleeker, Xiii. 147.

— melanosoma, Bleeker, xiii. 147.

— melanosticta, Day, xiii. 147.

— minutus, Gmel., xx. 446.

— Neilli, Day, xiii. 147.

— novemradiatus, Ham. Buch., xiii.148.

— nuna mottah, Russell, xiii. 146.

— nunus, Ham. Buch., xiii. 147.

— ocellatus, Day, xiii. 146.

— ornatus, Riipp., xiii. 147.

— Padangensis, Bleeker, xiii. 147.

— periophthalmoides, Bleeker, Xiii. 147.

— personatus, Bleeker, xiii. 147.

— planiceps, Day, xiii. 147.

— planifrons, Day, xiii. 147.

— platycephala, Peters, xiii. 146.

— platycephalus, Peters, Xii. 567.

— polynema, Bleeker, xiii. 146.

— punctillatus, Riupp., xiii. 147.

— puntang, Bleeker, xiii. 146.

— Russellit, Cuv. & Val., xii. 567.

— sadanundio, Ham. Buch., xiii. 147.

— semidoliatus, Cuv. § Val., xiii. 147.

— septemradiatus, Ham. Buch., xiii.
148.

— setosus, Cuv. & Val., xiii. 147.

— setosus, Jerdon, Xiii. 146.

— sexfasciatus, Day, xiii. 146.

— soporator, Cuv. § Val., XX. 483.

GENERAL INDEX. WD»

Gobius spectabilis, Giinther, xii. 567;
xiii. 146.

— stethophthalmus, Bleeker, xiii. 146.

— Stoliczke, Day, xiii. 147.

— striatus, Day, xiii. 147.

— sublitus, Cantor, xiii. 147.

— tentacularis, Cuv. § Val., xiii. 147.

— tredecemradiatus, Ham. Buch., xiii.
148.

— veneratus, Cuv. & Val., xiii. 146.

— ventralis, Cuv. & Val., xiii. 147.

— viridipunctatus, Cuv. § Val., xiii.
146.

— zonalternans, Day, xiii. 147.

Gobrya, Walk. * , iv. 166.

— hbacchoides, Walk. * ,iv. 167 ; ix. 29.

Goderich, Lord Viscount, elected Fel-
low, Proe. ii. 61.

Godman, Frederic DuCane, elected Fel-
low, Proc. (1863-64) i.

Godson, Septimus Holmes, elected Fel-
low, Proc. (1861-62) Ixiv.

Godwin-Austen, Lieut.-Col. H. H.,
elected Fellow, Proc. (1880-82) 2.

—, On the Jand - Molluscan Genus
Durgella, Blanf., with notes on its
Anatomy and description of a new
species, Proc. (1880-82) 5; xv.
291-296.

Godwit, Bar-tailed, xiii. 90.

Goeppert, Prof. Heinrich Robert, elect-
ed For. Memb., Proc. ii. 379;
eulogy, 388.

Goerius olens, Miiller, xv. 19, 31.

Gogrius Sykesti, Day, xii. 569; xiii.
346.

Goiffon, Peter, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1888-90) 8.

Gold, from Nova Scotia (Cogswell &
Tennant), Proc. (1861-62) lxiv.
Golden, Wilfred, elected Fellow, Proc.

(1882-83) 6.

Golden Hagle, exhib. (Heath), Proc.
(1883-86) 117.

Goldfinch and Bullfinch, hybrid, exhib.
(Gunn), Proc. (1883-86) 70.

Golfingia MacIntoshi, R. Lankester * ,
Proce. (1883-86) 84. See Trans.,
2nd ser. Zool. vol. ii. 469-474.

Goliathus, Lam., xi. 60.

Gomphina, xvi. 181.

Gomphocerus, Thund., xi. 78.

Gomphonema, Agardh, xii. 202.

Gomphus, Leach, xvi. 151, 155.

— Lueasii, Selys, xvi. 181.

— simillimus, Se/ys, Xvi. 181.

Gonatonotus, Adams §& White, xiv.
670, 671.

— pentagonus, ddams §& White, xiv.
670; xx. 109.

Gonepteryx, Leach, xi. 432.

— rhamni, Linn., xvii. 188.

Gonia exigua, Dol., v. 168.

Goniaster Belcheri, von Marten, Xiv.
430.

Goniastrea, Hdw. § Haime, xviii. 99,
102, 196; xx. 570.

Goniastreoida, XVili. 98, 102, 196.

Gonibregmatus, Newp., Proc. i. 193.

Goniocidaris, Desor, xiii. 64.

— canaliculata, Agass., xiii. 65.

— geranioides, Lam., xix. 179, 185,
210.

Goniocora, Kdw. & Haime, xviii. 71,

5.

Goniocoroida, Xvili. 71, 195.

Gonioctena, Redtenb., xi. 74.

Goniomerus, Michael * , xx. 401.

—musculinus, Michael*, xx. 405,
406.

Goniopholis, Owen, iv. 26.

Goniopora, Quoy § Gaim., Xviii. 186,
189, 199.

Gonioseris, Dunc., Xviii. 154, 198.

Goniosoma crucifer, Fabr., xx. 110.

— inequale, Walk.*, xx. 110, 116,
117.

— natator, Herbst, xx. 110.

Goniothorax, A. Milne-Edw.,
671.

— ruber, A. Milne-Hdw., xiv. 671.

Goniotropis, Gray, xi. 89.

Gonipterinz, x. 436, 462, 463; xi.
164; xii. 84.

Gonipterus, Schinh., x. 463, 478, 482.

— balteatus, Pascoe*, x. 477; xii.
84.

— cinnamomeus, Pascoe * , x. 477 ; Xii.
84.

— cionoides, Pascoe*, x. 478; xii.
84.

— ferrugatus, Pascoe*, x. 477; xii.

Xiv.

— gibberus, Boisd., x. 477.

— lepidotus, Gyll., x. 477; xi. 165.

— sepulchralis, Pascoe *, x. 478; xii.
84.

Gonitis, Guen., vii. 78.

— albitibia, Walk., vii. 77.

— combinans, Walk., vii. 77.

— revocans, Walk., vii. 77.

Goniurus, Hiibner, x. 501.

— Tityrus, Fabr., xvi. 473.

Gonocephalum, Muds., xi. 73, 77.

Gonodactylus, Latr., xx. 526.

— chiragra, Habr., xx. 113, 506, 526.

Gonogala, Butler, xvii. 197, 201,
204.

— lactea, Butler, xvii. 201.

Gonoplax angulata, /abr., vi. 166.

176
Gonoproktopterus, Bleeker, xiv. ftnote
53

Gonopteride, iii. 189; vii. 76.

Gonorhynchus bimaculatus, ‘Clelland,
xiv. ftnote 540.

—pbrachypterus, M‘Clelland,
ftnote 540.

— brevis, M‘Clelland, xiv. ftnote 543.

—caudatus, M‘Clelland, xiv. ftnote
540.

— fimbriatus, M‘Clelland, xiv. ftnote
543.

xiv.

—macrosomus, M‘Clelland, Xiv.
ftnote 543.

— M‘Clellandi, Jerdon, xiv. ftnote
540.

—rupeculus, M‘Clelland, xiv. ftnote
540. :

— stenorhynchus, Jerdon, xiv. ftnote

540.

Gonorthus, Butler *, xvii. 197, 200,
201, 204.

— flavifimbria, Walk., xvii. 200.

Gonostoma, Alb., v. 196.

Gonothyrea Loveni, Allm., xiii. 303.

Gonotus viridis, Rafinesque-Schmaltz,
Xvi. 46.

Gonyleptes, new species (A. G. Butler),
Proc. (1873-74) xxx; xii. 151-155.

— armillatus, Butler, xii. 151.

— bicornis, Nicolet, xii. 154, 155.

— curvipes, Guér., xii. 154.

— defensus, Butler * , xii. 152.

— docilis, Butler * , xii. 154.

— funestis, Butler * , xii. 1538.

— modestus, Nicolet, xii. 155.

— muticus, Koch, xii. 153.

— Reedii, Butler *, xii. 154.

— terribilis, Butler * , xii. 151.

Gonyosoma oxycephalum, Bote, x. 51,

Gooch, W. D., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1880-82) 35.

Goodall, Rev. Joseph, D.D., obituary,
Proce. i. 70.

Goodenough, Very Rev. Edm., obituary,
Proe. i. 2389.

Gooding, Dr. Ralph, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1875-80) iv.

Goolden, Richard, death announced,
Proe. i. 137.

Gooroo mas, Xv. 43.

Goose, Maned, xiii. 90.

—, Wild, fragmentary remains of, from
Somersetshire, exhib. (Crisp), Proc.
(1887-88) 11.

Goppert, Dr. Heinrich Robert, obituary,
Proce. (1883-86) 104.

Gordiaceze, xii. 225.

Gordon, Dr. Wum., obituary, Proe, ii. 44.

GENERAL INDEX.

Gorgonia, Linn., xii. 280; xx. 504.

Gorgonidex, xii. 208.

Gorgoniid Alcyonaria, Mergui Archi-
pelago (S. O. Ridley), Proc. (1886—
87) 16; xxi. 223-247.

Gorrite, Vii. 238.

Gorytes, Latr., xi. 367.

— basalis, F. Smith*, v. 125; vit.
136; xi. 368.

— constrictus, F. Smith* ,
Vii. 136; xi. 368.

— ornatus, Ff. Smith, xi. 367.

— vagus, Ff. Smith*, iii. 161; vii.
136; xi. 368.

Goshawk, xiii. 489.

—, new, from Jobi (Sharpe), xiii. 437,
438

iii. 160;

Goss, Herbert, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1876-77) xvi.

Gosse, Philip Henry, elected Associate,
Proe. ii. 23, Died 23 Sept. 1888.

—, Description of Peachia hastata, a
new genus and species of the Class
Zoophyta, with observations on the
Family Actiniade, Proc. ii. 872-
374.

—, drawings of Rotifera, Proe. ii. 95.

—, On a new form of Corynoid Polypes,
Proc. (1856-57) iii. See Trans.
vol. xx. 113.

—, On the Prehensorial Organs auxi-
liary to Generation in male Butter-
flies of the Genera Ornithoptera,
Boisd., and Papilio, Linn., Proc.
(1880-82) 31. See Trans., 2nd ser.
Zool. vol. ii. 265-345.

Goucher, John, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1869-70) xxxiv.

Gough, Lord George Stephens, elected
Fellow, Proce. i. 76.

Gould, John, obituary, Proc. (1880-82)
13, 17.

—, Baleniceps Rex, Gould *, exhib.,
Proce. ii. 109.

—, exhib., lizard
Proe. i. 81.

—, Menura Alberti, Gouwld*, a new
Lyre-bird from Richmond River,
exhib., Proce. ii. 67.

Goura, Steph., ii. 141.

— Albertisii, Salvad., xiii, 318, 505;
xiv. 626, 688.

— Scheepmakesi, Finsch, xiii. 319.

— Scheepmakesi, Salvad. & dAlbert.,
xiii. 318.

— Sclateri, Salvad., xiv. 626.

Gouramy, XV. 33.

Gourlie, Wm., elected Fellow, Proc. ii.
368; obituary, Proc. (1856-57)
XXVil.

from Australia,

GENERAL INDEX.

Goyen, Peter, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1888-90) 2.
Gozarta, Walk. *, x. 116.
— zebra, Walk.*, x. 116.
Genres constrictus, F. Smith*, iii.
60.

— vagus, F’, Smith *, iii. 161.

Graat, Prof. von, see Carpenter, H. P.

Grabham, Michael Comport, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1886-87) 9.

Gracula, Linn., ii. 140.

— Dumonti, ZLess., ii. 164; xiii. 501.

Graculus pygmeus, Dallas, viii. 99.

— siennensis, Shaw, viii. 99.

Graham, Cyril C., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1858-59) i.

Graham, Francis James, elected Fellow,
Proc. i. 310.

Graham, Robt., obituary, Proc. i. 300.

Gralle, ii. 133 ; xiii. 320, 504.

Grallaria, Vieil/., ii. 148.

Grallatores, xvii. 440.

— Altinares, xvii. 440.

Grallina, Vied//., ii. 141; xvi. 435.

— Bruijni, Salvad., xvi. 435.

Grammaria, Stimps., Xii. 272.

Grammataulius, Kol., xi. 107, 108.

— brevilinea, McLachl. * , xxi. 107, 140.

eee barbata, Gray, Xiil.
37.

Grammodes Mygdon, Cram., vii. 182.

Grammophorus, So/ier, xi. 41, 77.

Grammoptera, Serville, xviii. 206,
262.

— eerota, Bates * , xviii. 206, 214.

— amentata, Bates * , xviii. 206, 215,
262.

— chalybeella, Bates * , xxiii. 206, 216.

— debilis, Kraatz, xviii. 214

— gibbicollis, Blessig, xviii. 214, 215.

— grallatrix, Bates* , xviii. 206, 214,
215.

— mutata, Bates*, xviii. 215.

— ruficornis, Fadr., xviii. 216.

— signifera, Bates* , xviii. 206.

Grampus, Gray, Xi. 147, 149; xii.
158

Grant, Lt.-Col. Jas. Augustus, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1870-71) xxxii;
obituary, Proc. (1890-92) 68.

Grant, Dr. Robt. Edmond, obituary,
Proce. (1874-75) xi.

Grant-Duff, Mountstuart Elphinstone,
elected Fellow, Proc. (1871-72)
xxxii.

Grantia ciliata, H/em., xx. 460.

Graphidessa, Bates * , xviii. 248.

— venata, Bates * , Xwili. 207, 248.

Graphium, Scopoli, x. 496.

Grapsidx, xx. 110, 512.

iT

Grapsoidea, xx. 512.

Grapsus, Lam., Xx. 512.

— maculatus, Catesby, xx. 506, 512.

— maculatus, Kingsley, XX. 512.

— strigosus, Latr., xx. 110.

Grapta, Kirby, xi. 437.

— gracilis, Grote § Robins., Xvi. 467.

— hylas, Hdw., xvi. 467.

— satyrus, Hdw., xvi. 467.

— silenus, Hdw., xvi. 467.

Graptodera, Chevr., Xi. 38.

Graptolites, Proc. (1882-83) 24.

Graptomyza, Wied, iv. 118, 139; v.
167, 245.

— calliphoroides, Walk., vii. 216.

— milleporiformis, Dol., v. 167.

— predicens, Walk. *, iv. 139.

-— tibialis, Walk.*, iii. 95; iv. 118 ;
ix. 16.

Grasshopper, XVii. 4.

—, Note on an American, Caloptenus
femurrubrum, De). (Oppermann),
Proce. (1878-80) xiv.

—, On the Stone-, of S. Africa (Barber),
Proc. (1868-69) xlu.

Graucalus, Linn., ii. 159.

— angustifrons, Sharpe * , xiii. 81, 499..

— axillaris, Salvad., xvi. 433.

— exruleogriseus, Gray, XVi. 433.

— Desgrazii, Puch., ii. 159.

—hypoleucus, Gould, xiii. 81; xvi.
433.

— larvatus, Mill. g Schl., ii. 159.

— melanops, Lath., ii. 159.

— papuensis, Gme/., 11. 159.

— pectoralis, J. f S., x¥vii. 424.

— subalaris, Sharpe, xiv. 630.

Gray, Dr. Asa, elected For. Memb.,
Proc. ii. 77; obituary, Proc.
(1887-88) 89.

—, letter from, to Chas. Darwin, Proc.
(1857-58) lv.

Gray, George Robert, elected Fellow,
Proc. i. 228; obituary, Proc.
(1871-72) 1sxii.

—, portrait of, Proc. (1888-90) 43.

Gray, Dr. John Edw., elected Fellow,
Proc. (1856-57) vi; obituary,
(1874-75) xliii.

—, portrait and medal of, Proc. (1888-
90) 43.

Great Auk or Garefowl, Notice of the
Discovery of Remains of the
(S. Grieve), Xvi. 479-487.

Grebe, Ligula monogramma, Creplin,
from, exhib. (Cobbold), Proc.
(1882-83) 4.

— Little, drawings of (Podiceps minor,
LIinn.), exhib. (Newstead), Proc.
(1887-88) 112.

N

178

Green, Ashdown H., On the Nat. Hist.
and Hunting of the Beaver (Castor
canadensis, Kuhl) on the Pacific
slope of the Rocky Mountains;
with supplementary notes by Robt.
Brown, Proce. (1868-69) xxiv; X.
361-872.

Green, Prof. Jas. Reynolds, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1888-90) 4.

Greene, Dr. J. Reay, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1878-79) xi.

—, On the Mutual Relations of the
Cold-blooded Vertebrata, Proc.
(1859-60) xxxvi; -v. 218-228.

Greene, Rev. J. 8. Copley, death an-
nounced, Proc. (1882-83) 9.

‘Greene, Capt. P., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1880-82) 25.

Greenish, Henry Geo., elected Fellow,
Proe. (1883-86) 70.

Greenlet (Vireo, Vieil/.) in Fernando
Noronha (Ridley), Proc. (1887-
88) 1.

Greenough, Geo.
Proe. 1. 412.

Greenwood, Henry Powis,
Fellow; Proc. (1887-88) 10.

Gregarina, Duf., vi. 147; xiv. 125.

— blattarum, Siebold, Proc. (1874-75)
xvi.

Gregarine, Proc. (1874-75) xxviii,
xxK; Vi. 151; xiii. 433.

Gregarinide, xii. 203, 226.

Grey, Saml. Brownlow, elected Fellow,
Proce. i. 348.

Grey, Sir Thos., Kt., obituary, Proc. i.
334.

Grey Wagtail in Belgium, Proc. i.
146.

Bellas, obituary,

elected

Grierson, Geo. Arthur, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1888-90) 2.

Grieve, Dr. John, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1883-86) 74.

—, A letter on the habits of Spiralis
retroyersus, Meming, Elustra foli-
acea, Linn., and F. truncata, Linn.,
Proce. (1875-80) li.

Grieve, Symington, Notice of the Dis-
covery of Remains of the Great Auk
or Garefowl (Alcaimpennis, Linn.)
on the Island of Oronsay, Argyll-
shire, Proc. (1880-82) 31; Xvi.
479-487.

Griffith, John Wm., elected Fellow,
Proc. 1. 123.

Griffith, Wm., elected Fellow, Proc. i.
85; obituary, 259.

—, collection of insects from Assam

(Rev. F. W. Hope), Proc. i. 42,
77.

GENERAL INDEX.

Griffiths, John Edw., elected Fellow,
Proc. (1878-79) xxxix.

Griffon Vulture, xiii. 4-8, 25.

Grimshaw, R. A., Heredity and Sex in
ine Honey-Bee, Proc. (1888-90)
72.

Grindrod, Dr. Ralph Barnes, elected
Fellow, Proc. ii. 65; death an-
nounced, Proc. (1883-86) 23.

Grisebach, Prof. A. H. R., elected
Foreign Member, Proce. (1858-59)
vili; death announced, Proc.
(1878-79) xlv.

Grisonia, Gray, xix. 16, 17.

Gromia, Duj., xii. 202; xiii. 388,
397,

— granulata, Schulze, xiii. 397.

— oviformis, Duj., xiii, 397.

— socialis, Archer, Xiii. 400.

Grote, Arthur, elected Fellow, Proc.
i. 308; obituary, Proc. (1886-87)
40.

Grouse, Xili. 331.

—, Iceland (Fisher), Proc. i. 21.

Grouse-disease, xiii. 45.

Groves, John Wm., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1887-88) 5.

Grundy, Cuthbert Cartwright, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1872-73) ii.

Grut, Ferdinand, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1871-72) xxx; obituary, Proce.
(1890-92) 69.

Gryllacris, Serv., xi. 78.

Gryllide, =x. 530.

Gryllodes, Sauss., xx. 554.

Gryllus, Linn. xi. 48; xiv. 185,
739.

— assimilis, Mubr., XX. 530, 5338.

-— capensis, Fabr., Xi. 281.

— domestica, Linn., afraid of Myrmica
domestica, Shuck. (Daniell), Proc.
ri IGS}

— forticeps, Sauss., xx. 530, 533.

— hieroglyphus, read hieroglyphicus,
Klug, xvii. 4.

—umbraculatus, Linn. (Linné), Proe
u. 32.

Gueinzius, exhibition of insects collected —
in Natal by, Proce. ii. 287.

Guépe Ichneumon, Réaum., Xi. 363.

Guildfordia rhodostoma, Lam., Xiv.
714.

Guilfoyle, Wm. B., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1878-80) i.

Guilfoyle, Win. R.., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1869-70) xxx.

Guillemard, Dr. Francis Henry Hill,
elected Fellow, Proc. (1882-83)

6.
Guillemard, John Lewis, Proce. i. 244.

GENERAL INDEX.

Guillemots, Bridled and Common
(Fisher), Proc. i. 21.

Guinea-worm, xix. 175.

Guioperides, Lac., xii. 92.

Guioperus eques, Pascoe*, xi. 476;
ii. 92. d

— Gerstaeckeri, Jekel, x. 456.

— Klugi, Gerst., xi. 477.

— subpalliatus, Pascoe*,x. 456; xii. 92.

—vyariolosus, Puscoe*, x. 456, 493;
xii, 92.

Guise, Sir Wm. Vernon, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1856-57) ii;
obituary (1887-88) 92.

Gulick, Rev. J. T., On Diversity of
Evolution under one set of Exter-
nal Conditions, Proc. (1872-73) ii,
iii; Xi. 496-505.

—, On Divergent Evolution through
cumulative Segregation, Proc.
(1887-88) 6 ; xx. 189-273.

—, On Intensive Segregation and Diver-
gent Evolution in Land-Mollusca,
Proe. (1888-90) 70.

Gulliver, Thos., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1883-86) 74.

Gulls, xiii. 330; xv. 47; xx. 144.

—, Geographical Distribution of (Saun-
ders), Proc. (1875-80) xxx; xiv.
396-406.

Gulo borealis, Wagn., Xili. 328.

Gum-Copal, insects in, exhib. (Hooker),
Proe. (1868-69) xxiii.

Gummoinia, XX. 568.

Gunda, Walk. *, vi. 176.

— ochracea, Walk. * , vi. 177.

Gunn, Ronald Campbell, elected Fellow,
Proce. ii. 65 ; obituary, Proce. (i880-
82) 63.

Gunn, Thos. Hdw., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1883-86) 1.

—, exhibits Brit. Birds, Proc. (1885-86)
70.

—, exhibits var. of Moorhen, Proc.
(1883-86) 8.

—, Ornithological Notes, Proc. (1883-
86) 72; xviii. 528-331.

Gunnerus, Bp. I. E., correspondence
with Linneeus, Xii. 198.

Ginther, Dr. A.» C. L. G., elected
Fellow, Proc. (1876-77) xvi.

—, Memoir on Dow, Godman and Sal-
yvin’s Central-American Fishes(Ben-
tham), Proc. (1868-69) xciv, xev.

—, Notice of two large extinct Lizards
formerly inhabiting the Mascarene
Islands, Proc. (1876-77) xvii;
Biii. 322-337.

—, On luminous organs of deep-sea

Fishes, Proc. (1875-80) liv.

179

Ginther, Dr. A. C. L. G,, sce Jeffreys,
J. Gwyn, xii. 107, 108.

Guppy, R. J. Lechmere, elected Fellow,

Proc. (1866-67) viii.

Guppy, J. L., and Hogg, Jabez, On the
Lingual Bands of the West-Indian
Gasteropods, Proc. (1865-66)
Ixxxix. See Trans. xxyi. 191-196.

Gurnard, ix. 165.

—, Cuckoo, xv. 49.

Gurney, John Henry, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1883-86) 120.

Gurney, Saml., elected Fellow, Proc.
Moers) v; obituary, (1880-82)

4.

—, exhibits Hmu’s Eggs, Proc. (1865-
66) viii.

Gussone, Chevalier Giovanni, elected
For. Memb., Proc. ii. 129; obituary,
Proce. (1866-67) xxxiii.

Gutch, J. V. G., elected Fellow, Proc.
10D:

Guy, William A., Colouring of Human
Hair, ii. 41.

Guynia, Dunc., XViii. 27, 31, 32, 194.

Gwyn Jeffreys, sce Jeffreys.

Gygis, Wagl., xiv. 404, 406.

— candida, Gmel., xiv. 404; xx.
A480.

—microrhyncha, Saunders, xiv. 404.

Gymnelia, Walk., xii. 382, 386, 400,
407.

—aterrima, Walk., xii. 377.

— caunus, Cramer, Xii. 382, 400.

— collocata, Walk., Xii. 382.

— completa, Walk., xii. 382.

— consociata, Walk., xii. 382.

— enagrus, Cramer, Xii. 382.

— gemmifera, Walk., Xii. 376.

— jansonis, Butler, xii. 375.

—lennus, Walk., xii. 382, 400.

— mexicana, Walk., Xii. 392.

—nigerrima, Walk., xii. 379.

—xanthocera, Walk., xii. 386.

Gymnetis, MacLeay, xi. 37, 67.

— ramulosa, Bates, xiii. 130.

Gymnuetrinez, x. 437.

See mueee Bonapartii, Verr., xvii.
432.

Gymuocitta, Neuw., ii. 142.

Gymnocnemia, Schneid., ix. 274.

— mala, Walk., ix. 280.

— occulta, Walk., ix. 280.

Gymnocorax senex, Less., Xiii. 501;
xiv. 629.

Gymnocorvus, Less., 11. 141, 152.

— senex, Less., 11. 162.

— tristis, Less., ii. 162.

Gymnoderus, Geoffr., ii. 143.

Gymuodontidx, ix. 166. 3

N

180

Gymnolemata, xv. 342.

Gymnomonera, xiii. 435.

Gymnopa, Fallén, i. 136.

— gutticosta, Walk. * ,i. 1386; ix. 29.

— infusa, Walk. *, i. 186; ix. 29.

Gymnophaps Albertisii, Sa/vad., Xvi.
446.

Gymnophiona, Miiller, v. 225.

Gymnopleurus, J//., xi. 43, 72.

Gymnoplistia, Westw., 111. 78; v. 231;
vii. 203; viii. 131; ix. 2-6.

— fulviceps, Walk. * ,-v. 251; ix. 8.

— insolita, Walk.* , viii. 131; ix. 8.

— jurgiosa, Walk. *, iii. 78; ix. 8.

-~melancholica, Walk.*, vii. 203;
ix. 8.

Gymnorhina, Gray, ii. 141.

Gymnostylia, Macg., vi. 10.

— invita, Walk.*,v. 243; ix. 20.

— luteicornis, Walk. * , vi. 10 ; ix. 20.

Gymnotus, Cuv., xv. 46.

— electricus, Linn., v. 36.

— notopterus, Pallas, xiv. ftnote 557.

Gymnura, Vig. § Horsf., ii. 8, 25; |
xiii. 186.

Gynzcophorus hzmatobius, Dzesing,
v. 3l.

Gypogeranus, J//., ii. 188.

Gypohierax, Riipp., ii. 138.

— angolensis, Gmel., xvii. 436.

Gyponychus, Pascoe*, =. 485; xii,
82; xix. 329.

—porosus, Pascoe*, xX. 485, 493;
xii. 82.

Gyps fulvescens, Hume, xiii. 8, 25.

— fulvus, Gmel., xiii. 4, 5, 25.

— himalayensis, Hume, xiii. 7, 8, 25.

— hispaniolensis, Sharpe, Xiii. 5.

— indicus, Scop., xiii. 10, 25.

— Kolbi, Daud., xiii. 9, 25.

— occidentalis, Bonap., Xiii. 5.

— pallescens, Hume, xiii. 10.

— Rueppelli, Brehm, xiii. 9, 10, 25.

Gyrencephala, ii. 18, 19, 25-37.

Gyrfaleon in Surrey (Dilke), Proc.
(1865-66) iv.

Gyrinus, Linn., xi. 52, 83.

Gyrocotyle amphiptyches, Wagener, v.
54.

— rugosa, Diesing, v. 54.

Gyrodactylus, Nordm., v. 210.

— anchoratus, Duj., v. 210, 257.

—— (Bradley), Proc. (1860-61) iii;
v. 257.

— auriculatus, Diesing, v. 210.

— elegans, Nordm., v. 207.

— — (Bradley), Proc. (1859-60) v; v.
209-210 ; (Cobbold), Proc. (1861-
62) lv.

Gyroseris, Reuss, xviii. 147, 198.

GENERAL INDEX.

Gyrosmilia, H. de From., xviii. 91, 95,:
204.
Gyrostoma, Kirby, xi. 380.

H.

Haast, Sir Julius von, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1863-64) iii; obituary, Proc..
(1887-88) 92.

Hackett, Cuthbert Robt., elected Fellow,
Proce. (1883-86) 75.

Haddock, xvii. 95.

—, deformity of, exhib. (Murie), Proc.
(1883-86) 118.

Haddon, Alfred C., Extinct Land-Tor--
toises of Mauritius and Rodriguez,
Proc. (1875-80) 1; xv. 58, 59.
See Trans., 2nd ser. Zool. vol. ii.
155-163.

—, On the Actinis of the Mergui
Expedition, Proc. (1886-87) 22;
xi. 247-254.

Hadena, Treit., vi. 191.

— duplicilinea, Walk. * , vi. 191.

— Richardsoni, Curtis, xiv. 122.

— septentrionis, Walk., xiv. 122.

Hadenzecus, Scudder, xi. 40.

Hadenidz, Guen., vi. 190, 194.

Hades, Westw., ix. 427.

— noctula, Westw., ix. 427.

Hadrus, De7., xi. 13.

Haeckel, Prof. Ernest, elected For.
Memb., Proc. (1883-86) 11.

—, Generelle Morphologie, noticed
(Bentham), Proc. (1867-68) lxiv-
Ixxi.

Heematerion, Herr.-Schdff, xii. 400.

Heematocrya, v. 219.

Hematomyzus, Piag., XV. 333.

Hematophus, read Hematopus fuligi-
nosus, Gowld, iii. 33.

Hematopota, Meig., i. 112; ix. 3.

— atomaria, Walk.*,1. 112; ix. 11.

— roralis, Fabr., i. 112; ix. 11.

Hematopus, Linn., xi. 506.

— fuliginosus, Govld, iii. 33.

— longirostris, Vieddll., ii. 169.

— ostralegus, Miil/., ii. 169; w. 14, 40.

Heematozoa, xiv. 308.

Hemeroside, Guwen., vi. 196.

Hemulon chrysargyreum, Ginther, XX.
483,

Heetera, Fabr., xi. 438.

Hailey, Hammett, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1863-64) vi.

—, Observations on the Habits, History,
and Microscopic Character of
Cynips Rose, Linn., Proc. (1865-
66) iv.

GENERAL INDEX.

‘Hailstone, Rey. John, obituary, Proc.
i. 372.

Hailstone, Saml., obituary, Proc. ii.
189

Hair, singular colouring of human

(Gay), Proc. (1856-57) vi; ii.
4l

‘Haité, Geo. Charles, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1887-88) iii.
iHaleyon albicilla, Zess., ii. 156.
— chelicutensis, Stanl., Xwii. 435.
— cinnamomeus, Swains., ii. 156.
— collaris, Swains., iv. 175.
— cyanoleuca, Vieill., xvii. 435.
— flavirostris, Gould, ii. 156.
— Macleayi, J. & Z., xiii. 492; xiv.
686; xvi. 429.
— malimbica, Shaw, xvii. 435.
— sancta, V. ¢ H., xiv. 686.
—sanctus, V. & A., xiii. 311, 492;
Xvi. 429.
— saurophaga, Gould, ii. 156; XVi.
— semicerulea, Forsk., Xvii. 435.
— Torotoro, Less., ii. 156.
Haldonia, Dunc., xviii. 120, 121, 197.
‘Hale, Ven. Archdeacon, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1858-59) 1; obituary, Proc.
(1870-71) lxxxv.
Halecium Beanii, Johnst., xx. 460.
— halecinum, Zinn., xx. 460.
.—muricatum, Hl. § Sol., xx. 460.
Halelminthide, xiv. 131.
‘Halesidota, Hiibner, xii. 424.
— chrysogaster, Walk., xii. 432.
— impunctus, Walk., xii. 433.
— megapyrrha, Walk., xii. 432, 433.
— palpalis, Walk., xii. 433.
— pica, Walk., xii. 424.
-— sanguineata, Walk., xii. 433.
— strigosa, Walk., xii. 430.
‘Halford, Charles, death announced,
Proce. 1.34; obituary, Proce. (1870-
71) Ixxxvii.
Halford, Frederic M., elected Fellow,
Proe. (1886-87) 20.
Haliaetus girrenera, V., xiii. 308.
— girrenera, Less., ti. 154.
— leucogaster, Gmel., xiii. 308, 490;
Xvi. 424.
. Haliastur girrenera, 490 ;
Xiv. 685.
— leucosternus, Gould, ii. 154.
‘Halibut, skeleton of (Traquair), Proc.
(1864-65) eviii. See Trans, vol.
xxv. 263-296.
Halicalyptra, Hhrenb., xiv. 178.
Halichelys atra, Pitzinger, v. 18, 19, 41,
: 52.
“Halichondria ficus, Johnst., X vii. 107.

V., iii.

181

Halichondria infrequens,
478

— nigricans, Gray, xv. 478.

— palmata, Johnst., v. 211.

— panicea, Johnst., xiii. 479, 486.

— Pattersoni, Gray, xv. 478.

— pulchella, Gray, xv. 478.

Halichore, read Halicore, ii. 154.

Halicondria, read WHalichondria, xv.
478.

Halicore, J//., ii. 37; xiii. 188 xvii.
367-370.

— australis, Owen, ii. 154.

Halicornaria, Busk, xii. 276; xix.
153, 154.

— bipinnata, Aliman * , xii. 279, 284.

— cornuta, Allman * , xix. 153, 161.

— insignis, Allman * , xii. 278, 284.

— mitrata, Allman * , Xix. 153, 160.

— saccaria, Aliman*, iil. 277, 282,
284.

Halictus, Zatr., ii, 42; vii. 113, 114;
xi. 301, 386; xx. 474.

— agrestis, 7. Smith, xi. 386.

— albescens, F'. Smith, xi. 386.

— alternipes, Kirby * , xx. 531, 542.

— atripyga, Kirby * , xx. 531, 543.

—basalis, 7. Smith*, ii. 48; Vii.
139; xi. 387.

—ceratinus, Ff. Smith*, ii. 42, 43;
vii. 139; xi. 387.

— clavatus, F. Smith, ii. 42.

— constrictus, F. Smith, xi. 387.

— fimbriatus, F. Smith, xi. 387.

— fraternus, Ff. Smith*, v. 91; vii.
1389; xi. 387.

— levipyga, Kirby*, xx. 531, 542,
543.

Carter, XV.

— leucozonius, Sehr., ii. 42.

— lucidipennis, F. Sinith, xi. 387.

— morio, Fabr., v. 91.

— propinguus, Ff. Smith, xi. 386.

— rugolatus, &. Smith, xi. 387.

— vagans, Ff, Smith * , ii. 42; vii. 139
xi. 387.

— xanthognatus, F. Smith, xi. 387.

Haliday, Alex. H., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1856-57) iv.

—, On Dicellura, a new genus of Insects,
belonging to the Stirps Thysanura
in the Order Neuroptera, viii.
162-163.

—, On Iapyx, a new genus of Insects,
belonging to the Stirps Thysanura
in the Order Neuroptera, Proce.
(1863-64) iv. See Trans. vol. xxiv.
441-447,

Haliglossa, Ehr., xvii. 150; xviii.
132, 141, 142, 198, 203.

— echinata, Ehrenb,, xvii. 149.

182

Halimus, Latr., xiv. 646.

— auritus, Latr., xiv. 647.

— Hectori, Miers, xiv. 647.

Haliodiscus, read Heliodiscus, Haeckel,
xiv. 170.

Haliomma, Hhrenb., xiv. 168, 177.

Haliommatida, Haeckel, xiv. 177.

Haliommatidium, J. Miiller, xiv. 153,
170, 178.

Haliotide, v. 174.

Haliotis, Linn., iv. 38, 44, 87; xiv.
606; xv. 165, 243.

— asinina, Linn., iv. 87.

— australis, Lam., viii. 18.

— Humana, Linn., iv. 87.

—marmorata, Linn., iv. 87.

— Mide, Linn., iv. 87.

— parva, Linn., iv. 87.

— striata, Linn., iv. 87.

— tuberculata, Linn., iv. 87; v. 174;
xii. 523.

— varia, Linn., iv. 87.

Haliotus, read Haliotis, Linn., XV.
168.

Haliphormis, Ehrenb., xiv. 178.

Haliplana, Wagl., xiv. 403.

Haliplus, Latr., xi. 52.

Halisarea, Johnst., Xiv. 129.

Halithea aurata, Risso, viii. 176, 179.

— hystrix, Sav., viii. 178.

— sericea, Sav., Vili. 176.

Halithes: Hermione, Sav., viii. 177,
178.

— simplices, Sav., vili. 174.

Halitherium, Kawp, xiii. 188.

Hall, J. C., elected Fellow, Proce. i. 9.

Hall, John, M.D., obituary notice, Proc.
i. 34.

Hall, Robt. Wm., elected Fellow,
Proc. (1857-58) ix.
Hallett, Frederic Francis, elected

Fellow, Proc. (1861-62) evi.
Hallett, Wm. Henry, elected Fellow,
Proce. ii. 98.
Halliommatidium, vead Haliommati-
dium, Haeckel, xiv. 153.
Halmaturus Billardierii, Desm., iii. 32.
Haloseris, Milne-Edw. & Haime, xviii.
156, 157, 198, 203.
Halosydna, Kinb., viii. 186-192; ix.
38

— Australis, Kinb., vili. 186.
— Brasiliensis, Kinb., viii. 186.
— brevisetosa, Kindb., viii. 186.
— Chilensis, Blanch., viii. 187.
— elavata, Grube, viii. 187.

— floccosa, Sav., Vili. 187.

— fragilis, Baird, viii. 191.

— gelatinosa, Sars, vill. 187.
— Grubei, Baird, viii. 189.

GENERAL INDEX.

Halosydna imbricata, Linn., viii. 187.

— insignis, Baird, vili. 188.

— lobocephala, Schmarda, viii. 187.

— longicirra, Schmarda, viii. 187.

— Lordi, Baird, viii. 188, 190.

— malleata, Grube, viii. 188.

— Miulleri, Grube, viii. 187.

— parva, Kinb., viii. 186.

— patagonica, Kinb., viii. 186.

— punctulata, Grube, viii. 187.

—tuta, Grube, viii. 188.

— virens, Blanch., viii. 187.

— virgini, Kind., viii. 186.

— vittata, Grube, viii. 188.

Halteres in Insects (Hicks), Proc.
(1860-61) li. See Trans. vol. xxii.
141-146 ; xxii. 877-379.

Haltica, Zilig., Xi. 52.

Halticella, Spin., xvii. 53, 54, 64.

— cineraria, Walk., xvii. 54, 62.

— declarator, Walk., xwii. 54, 61.

— divisicornis, Walk., xvii. 63.

— dubitator, Walk., xvii. 54, 60.

— dueator, Walk., xwii. 54, 61.

— ensator, Walk., xvii. 61, 66.

— ensator, Walk., xvii. 61, 66.

— erythrotelus, Waik., XVii. 66.

— fascicornis, Walk., xvii. 54, 63.

— figurator, Walk., xvii. 67.

— finator, Walk., xvii. 68.

— gladiator, Walk., xvii. 61.

— liberator, Walk., xvii. 54, 62; xx..

6

36.
— motator, Walk., xvii. 61.
— myrmeleonis, Fairm., xvii. 64.
— nigricola, Walk., xvii. 67.
— notator, Walk., xvii. 61.
— osmicida, Saund., xvii. 54, 68,
67.
— properator, Walk., xvii. 61.
— pusilla, Fabr., xvii. 78.
— signator, Walk., xvii. 61.
— subfasciata, Walk., xvii. 62.
— tarsalis, Walk., xvii. 67.
— venusta, André, XVii. 67.
— vetusta, André, XVii. 67.
Haltichella, Spzn., see Halticella.
Halticide, xi. 41.
Halticine, xili. 475.
Halys, Fabr., xi. 81.

Ham swarming with Entozoa (Cobbold),.
exhib., Proc. (1868-69) xiii.
Hamadryas, Boisd., iv. 183; xi. 496.

Hamadryas, Cantor, x. 60.

— elaps, Schi., x. 60, 64, 66.

Hamanumida, Aibn., xi. 434.

— Alector, Hiibn., ix. 2138.

Hamaxia, Walk.*, v. 153; ix. 5.

— incongrua, Walk.*, v. 153; 1X.
18.

GENERAL INDEX.

Hambrough, Albert, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1855-56) vi; obituary,
Proe. (1861-62) xe.

—, Vertigo cylindrica, F¥russac, at
Ventnor, Proc. (1858-59) vii.

Hamearis, Hiibn., ix. 447.

— Hpule, Hiibn., ix. 227.

Hamilton, Hdw., elected Fellow, Proc.
i. 183.

Hamilton, Rey. Jas., elected Fellow,
Proc. i. 357; obituary, Proc.
(1867-68) civ; portrait of, Proc.
(1888-90) 43.

Hamilton, J. Lawrence, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1878-79) xxxix.

Hamiltonia, Swains., xiii. 139.

Hamingia arctica, Kor. § Dan., Proc.
(1882-83) 36.

Hammaticherus, Dejean, ix. 132.

— picipennis, Germ., ix. 132.

— turbinaticornis, Germ., ix. 132.

Hammond, Arthur, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1878-79) xxxviu.

—, On larvee of Stratiomys chameleon,
Innn., Proc, (1883-86) 125.

—, On the Thorax of the Blow-fly, Proc.
(1878-72) xlviii.; xv. 9-36.

—, exhibits larvee of Tanypus macu-
latus, de Geer, Proc. (1875-80) liti.

—, exhibits part of glandular sac of
larve of Puss Moth, Proe. (1880-
82) 7.

Hampala, Bleeker, xiv. ftnote 538.

Hanbury, Daniel, elected Fellow, Proce.
(1855-56) ii; obituary (1874-75)
vil, vill, xlvii; portrait of, Proc.
(1888-90) 43.

—, insect-wax from China,
(1855-56) xviii; i. 103-104.

—, Note on‘two Insect-products from
Persia, Proc. (1858-59) iii; iii.
178-181.

Hanbury, Fredk. Janson, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1872-73) iv.

Hanbury, Thos., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1878-79) xxxviii.

Hance, Dr. Henry Fletcher, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1877-78) xxvii;
obituary, Proc. (1886-87) 40.

—, On the Silkworm-Oaks of N. China,
Proe. (1867-68) lvii ; Proc. (1870-
71) xxviii; Journ. (Bot.), x. 482—
492; xiii. 7-15.

Hancock, Albany, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1861-62) Ixiii; obituary,
Proe. (1878-74) lin.

—, On Iceland and Greenland Falcons,
Proe. i. 21.

—, On the Anatomy of Doriclopsis,
Adler & Hanc., a Genus of the

Proc.

183:

Nudibranchiate
(1864-65) vy.
189-207.

Hancock, A., On the Anatomy and
Physiology of the Tunicata, Proc.
(1866-67) xlii; ix. 309-346.

—, On the Structure and Homologies
of the Renal Organ in the Nudi-
branchiate Mollusca, Proc. (1863—
64) xlv. See Trans. vol. xxiy. 511—
530.

—,and Rey. Alfred Merle Norman,
On Splanchnotrophus, an unde-
scribed genus of Crustacea, parasitic
on Nudibranchiate Mollusca,
Proc. (1862-63) i. See Trans.
xxiv. 49-60.

Hancock, Wm., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1883-86) 16.

Hankey, J. A., death announced, Proc.
(1880-82) 31.

Hanley, Sylvanus, elected Fellow, Proc.
i. 180.

—, Description of new Species of Donax
in the Collection of the Author,
Xvi. 539-541. '

—, Description of two new shells, Proc.
(1878-79) xxxix ; xiv. 580-581.

—, On a new Variety (?) of Chama, L.,
allied to the C. arcinella of Linn.,
XVili. 292.

—, On the Linnean MS. of the
Museum Ludovic Ulrice Regine,
Proce. (1858-59) ii; iv. 43-90.

—, On the Teredo atriculus of Gmelin,
with remarks upon other Ship-
worms, Proc. (1880-82) 36.

Hannington, Rev. Jas., elected Fellow,
Proc. (1883-86) 4; obituary,
(1883-86) 143.

Hanson, Wm., elected Associate, Proc,
i. 310.

Hapale, Ji/., ii. ftnote 32.

Hapalide, ii. 17.

Hapaloderma narina,
434.

Haplarea, Milas, xviii. 166, 167, 199,
203.

Haplochilus, M‘Clelland, xiii. 208;
xiv. 555, ftnote 559, 561, 566, ©
578; XVili. 316.

— argenteus, Day, Xiv. ftnote 535,

— lineatus, Cuv. d Val., xiv. 536.

— melastigoma, M‘ Clelland, xiv. 535.

— panchax, Ham. Buch., xiii. 152;
Xiv. 152, 568, 571.

— rubrostigma, Jerdon, Xiv. 535.

Haplogenius, Burm., x1. 219, 220, 222,
226, 233, 236, 238.

— albistigma, Walk., xi. 236.

Mollusea, Proce.
See Trans. vol. xxv.

Vieill., xvii.

184

Haplogenius appendiculatus, Fabr., xi.

— arenosus, Walk., Xi. 237, 275.

— costatus, Burm., x1. 284, 235, 236,
237, 275.

— damnosus, Walk., xi. 236, 275.

— flavicornis, McLachl.*, Xi.
275.

— immaculatus, Oliv., xi. 238, 276.

—impediens, Walk., xi. 237, 238,
276.

— iniquus, Walk., xi. 237, 276.

— injurius, Walk., xi. 236, 276.

— leucostigma, Walk., xi. 235, 276.

— microcerus, Ramb., Xi, 235, 276.

— subcostatus, Burm., Xi. 236, 276.

— terminalis, McLachl.*, xi. 235,
276.

Haploglenius, see Haplogenius, xi. 219,
220, 222, 226, 233, 236, 238.

Haplohammus, Bates* , xviii. 239.

— degener, Bates, xviii. 240.

— fraudator, Bates, xviii. 240.

— fulvicornis, Pascoe, Xviii. 207, 240.

— luxuriosus, Bates, xviii. 240.

— sejunctus, Bates, XVili. 240.

Haplohelia, Ress, 41, 44, 195.

Haploinodotus, Gl, xiii. 140.

Haplonychine, x. 437, 450, 451; xi.
460; xii. 90.

Haplonyx, Schonh.,.x. 450, 451; xi.
460.

— centralis, Pascoe *,x. 491; xii. 90.

— cionoides, Pascoe*, x. 491; xii.
90.

— dotatus, Pascoe *, x. 488; xii. 90.

— ericeus, Pascoe *, x. 490; xii. 90.

— fallaciosus, Pascoe*, x. 489; xii.

235,

— fasciculatus, Boh., x. 491.

— Hopei, Boh., x. 489.

— lucius, Pascoe * , x. 489; xii. 90.

—- maialis, Pascoe * , x. 490; xxii. 90.

— maleficus, Zac. MS. *, x. 492.

— myrrhatus, Pascoe*, x. 488; xii.
90

— scolopax, Pascoe * , x. 490; xii. 90.

— Spencei, Gyll., x. 490.

— turtur, Pascoe* , x. 492; xii. 90.

— ustipennis, Pascoe*, x. 488; xii.
0.

— venosus, Pascoe*, x. 491; xii. 90.
— vestigialis, Pascoe*, x. 489; xii.

Haploops setosa, Boeck, xX. 456.

— tubicola, Lilly., xx. 456.

Haplophyllia, Pourt., xviii. 31, 32,
194

Haplophylloida, xviii. 9, 31, 194.
Haplopnoa, van der Hoeven, v. 224.

GENERAL INDEX.

Haplosonyx, Chevr., xx. 156.
sumatre, Weber, xx. 161.

Haplothorax, Waterh., xi. 39.

Hara, Blyth, xvili. 316.

— Buchanani, Blyth, xiii. 346.

— filamentosa, Blyth, xiii. 346.

Hardwicke, Robt., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1868-64) iii; obituary, Proc.
(1874-75) xlvii.

Hare, xiii. 331; parasite investing,

iii. 45.
Hariola tiarata, Std/, x. 99, 193.
Harker, Prof. Jas. Allen, elected

Fellow, Proc. (1882-88) 4.
Harlan, Richard, obituary, Proc. i. 246.
Harland, Rev. Albert Augustus, elected

Fellow, Proc. (1877-78) xxix.
Harley, Dr. John, elected Fellow, Proc.

(1862-63) lii.

Harmothoé, Kinb., viii. 194-196; ix.

37

—areolata, Grube, Vili. 195.

— asperrima, Sars, viii. 195.

— assimilis, Oerst., vill. 194; ix. 37.

— cirrata, Fabr., viii. 194, 196.

— fasciculosa, Grube, viii. 195.

— imbricata, Linn., xiv. 129, 134.

— nodosa, Sars, viii. 195.

— plumosa, Grube, viii. 195.

—rarispina, Sars, viii. 195.

— seabra, Fabr., viii. 195; 1x. 37.

— scabriuscula, Sars, viii. 195.

— setosissima, Sav., Vili. 195.

— spinosa, Kind., viii. 195.

— unicolor, Baird * , viii. 196.

Harp Seal at Roundstone, Proc. (1855-
56) iil.

Harpa, Lam., iv. 44.

Harpactes, Swains., 11. 140.

Harpacticide, xix. 196; xx. 147.

Harpacticus chelifer, Miiller, xx. 152.

Harpactopus, F. Smith, xi. 362.

— erudelis, #. Smith, xi. 362.

— nivosus, /, Smith, xi. 362.

Harpactor, Lap., xi. 81.

Harpade, xv. 243.

Harpago, Klein, iv. 44.

—- gigas, Linn., iv. 74.

Harpalide, Proc. i. 1381; xi. 38.

Harpalus, Latr., xi. 43, 70, 71, 83.

Harpinia plumosa, Kroyer, xx. 456.

Harporhynchus rufus, Linn., XX. 315.

Harpyopsis novee-guiner, Salvad., XIV.

Harrington, Henry Geo., elected Fellow,
Proce. 1. 387.

Harrington, Mark W., elected Fellow,
Proc. (1876-77) xvii.

Harris, Edw., elected Fellow, Proce.
(1872-73) ii.

GENERAL INDEX.

Harris, Dr. Francis, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1862-63) iii; death an-
nounced, Proc. (1883-86) 130.

Harris, John, obituary, Proc. (1855-56)
xli.

Harris, Thos., elected Fellow, Proc. i. 74.

Harrisina, Packard, xii. 360, 407.

— americana, Boisd., xii. 360, 361.

— fulvinota, Butler * , xii. 361.

Harrison, Charles Wm., elected Fellow,
Proe. (1858-59) cy.

Harrison, George, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1869-70) xxxiv.

Harrison, Thos., elected Fellow, Proc.
i. 183.

Harrison, Thos. Charles, obituary, Proc.
(1858-59) xxxii.

Harrison, Dr. Thos. Sunderland, obit-
uary, Proc. (1864-65) c.

Harrison, Wm., obituary, Proc.i. 137.

Harrovia, Addams & White, xiv. 671.

— albo-lineata, Adams & White, Xiv.
671, 673.

Hart, Henry Chichester, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1874-75) xxxv.
Hart, John H., elected Fellow, Proc.

(1887-88) 1.

Hartig, Dr. Robt., elected For. Memb.,
Proc. (1887-88) 13.

Harting, Jas. Edmund, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1867-68) xlvii.

—~, On the Distribution of the South-
American Bell-birds of the genus
Chasmorhynchus, Gray, Proc.
(1888-90) 101.

—, exhibits drawing of Rufous Tinamu,
and portion of skull of Hornless
Stag, Proc. (1887-88) 10.

—, — horns of American Prong-Buck,
Proc. (1888-90) 71.

—, — Natterer’s drawing of Dau-
benton’s Bat, Proc. (1887-88) 12.

—, — Pine-Marten from Cumberland,
Proe. (1887-88) 11.

—, — singing mouse, Proc. (1888 -90)
74

—,— South American Bat, Noctili
leporinus, Linn. (1888-90) 2, 6.

Hartlaub, see Finsch.

Hartlaubius, Bonap., ii. 138.

Hartman, Charles, on Linnzeus’s ‘Iter
Dalecarlicum,’ Proc. ii. 114-117.

Hartog, Prof. Marcus Manuel, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1874—75) v.

—, exhibits sections of Cyclops, Miii/.,
and the eye of Daphnia, Jill,
Proce. (1880-82) 28.

—, Note on the Anal Respiration in the
Zoea-Larva of the Decapods, Proc.
(1875-80) Ixi.

185

Hartog, Prof. M. M., The Morphology
of Cyclops, Miiil., and the Rela-
tions of the Copepoda, Proce. (1883—
86) 17; xviii. 332-333. See
Trans., 2nd ser. Zool. vol. v. 1-46.

Harvest Mouse, xiii. 331.

Harvey, Dr. Wm. Henry, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1856-57) iti, iv;
obituary (1865-66) 1xi.

Harwood, Dr. John, obituary, Proce. ii.
413.

Haselden, Adolphus Fredk., elected
Fellow, Proc. (1870-71) xxxiii.
Haslam, Saml. Holker, obituary, Proc.

(1855-56) xlii.

Hassall, Arthur Hill, elected Fellow,
Proce. i. 235.

Hasted, Rev. Henry, obituary, Proce. ii.
233.

Haswell, Wm. A., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1883-86) 69.

Hatchett, Charles, obituary, Proc. i. 334.

Hathlia, Dejean, ix. 116.

— Buckleyi, Pascoe, ix. ftnote 88.

— gracilis, Blanch., ix. 88, 117.

— lacteola, Hope, ix. 117.

— lineella, Hope, ix. 117.

— melanocephala, Hope, ix. 117.

— murina, Pascoe, ix. 116.

— procera, Pascoe, ix. 88.

— quadrilineata, Hope, ix. 116.

— zebrina, Pascoe, ix. 89.

Hathliodes, Pascoe * , ix. 88, 116.

— aridus, Pascoe, ix, 88, 116.

— costulatus, Pascoe *, ix. 305.

= Brees: Pascoe, ix. 88, 89, 116,
142.

— lacteolus, Hope, ix. 117.

— lineellus, Hope, ix. 88, 117.

— melanocephalus, Hope, ix. 117.

— moratus, Pascoe * , ix. 89, 116.

— murinus, Pascoe, ix. 116.

— quadrilineatus, Hope, ix. 88, 116,
305.

— quadrimaculatus, Hope, ix. 88.

— uniformis, Pascoe, ix. 116.

Haustator, Montf., xv. 218.

Hayers, Jas. Cory, elected Fellow,
Proe. (1882-83) 6.

Haviland, Hdwin, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1883-86) 83; resigned, Proc.
(1888-90) 11.

Hawfinch near Haileybury, Proce. ii.
369.

Hawk, xiii. 1, 2.

—, New Zealand (Buller), Proc. (1859-
60) v.

Hawkes, Rev. Henry, elected Fellow,
Proce. i. 121; obituary, Proc.
(1883-86) 143.

186

Hawkins, Benj. Waterh., elected Fellow,
Proce. i. 326.

Hawkins, Edw., obituary, Proc. (1866-
67) Xxxy.

Hawkins, John, M.D.,
Proe. i. 38.

Hawk-moth, retina of, xx. 417.

—, Humming-bird (Campbell), Proc.
(1883-86) 67.

Hawkshaw, J. C., On the Action of
Limpets (Patella, Zann.) in sinking
Pits in and abrading the Surface
of the Chalk at Dover, Proc.
(1877-78) xxx; xiv. 406-411.

Haworth, Adrian Hardy, portrait of,
Proe. (1888-90) 43.

Haye, Thos. Charles, obituary, Proce. 1.
250.

Hazidex, Guen., vi. 93.

Hazis Bellonaria, Guen., vi. 93.

Head, Edw., elected Fellow,
(1862-63) lil.

Headland, Fredk. Wm.., elected Fellow,
Proc. ii. 269.

Hearsey, Gen. Sir John Bennett,

elected Fellow, Proc. i. 301;

obituary, Proc. (1865-66) Ixy.

insects collected by, in Central

India (Westwood), Proce. i. 131.

exhibits Indian insects and draw-

ings, Proc. (1861-62) 1.

exhibits Indian Sphingide and

Ocellated Moths, Proc. (1862-63)

ili, v.

, exhibits Indian Noctuids, Proce.
(1863-64) ii.

Heath, Alfred 8., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1876-77) xv.

Heath, Edw. Alfred, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1883-86) 8.

—, exhibits Golden
(1883-86) 117.

—, exhibits Pole-cat, Proc. (1883-86)

elected Fellow,

Proce.

.

o

.

Hagle, Proc.

122.
—,exhibits Stormy Petrel, Proc.
(1886-87) 6.

—, exhibits a Wild Cat, Marten, and a
Stoat, Proc. (1883-86) 70, 71.’
Hebbert, Charles Alfred, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1887-88) 111.

Hebe punctata, Asso, xvi. 20.
Hebecerus, Zhoms., ix. 106.

— inglorius, Newm., ix. 106.

— marginicollis, Boisd., 1x. 106.
— sparsus, Peiche, ix. 82.
Hebesecis, Pascoe, ix. 106.

— antennata, Pascoe, ix. 107.
— Australis, Botsd., ix. 106.

— basalis, Pascoe* , ix. 301.

— conferta, Pascoe, ix. 106.

GENERAL INDEX.

Hebesecis crocogaster, Boisd., ix. 106.

— fuscicornis, Germ., ix. 107.

— Germari, Pascoe, ix. 82, 107.

— lineola, Newm., ix. 106.

— marginicollis, Botsd., ix. 106.

— niphonoides, Pascoe, ix. 106, 301.

— sordida, Pascoe, ix. 107.

— sparsa, Pascoe * , ix. 81, 106.

— varicornis, Germ., ix. 107.

Hebridal Smelt, xv. 78.

Hecaérge Wrightii, Blackw.*, x. 407,.
433.

Hectocotyle, Cuv. (A. Kolliker), Proc. i.
236-238.

— Argonaute, Kéolliker*, Proc. i.
237.

— Octopodis, Cuv., Proe. i. 237.

— Tremoctopodis, Kolliker*, Proc. i.
237.

Hector, Dr. Jas., elected Fellow, Proc..
(1875-80) ii.

Hedgehog, Long-eared, parasitic worm
of, exhib. (Dobson), Proc. (1880-
82) 2.

Hedley, C., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1888-90) 9.

Hedriocystis, Hert. g Less., xxiii. 500.

— pellucida, Hert. ¢ Less., xiii. 300.

Hedruris (Heteroura) androphora,
WNitesch, V. 39.

Hedwig, Johann, Miniature of, Proc.
(1858-59) vi; (1888-90) 36.

Hedycera, Pascoe * , X. 457; x11. 96.

— megamera, Pascoe,*, x. 457, 493;
il. 96.

Hedychrum, Latr., ii. 128; xi. 397.

— flammulatum, F. Smith**, iti, 26;
wii. 144; xi. 397.

— orientale, F. Smith*,ii. 128; vii.
144; xi. 397.

— rugosum, I. Smith, xi. 397.

— timidum, Dahilb., xi. 397.

Hedydipna platyura, Viedl/., xvii. 427.

Heer, Prot. Oswald, elected For.
Memb., Proc. (1870-71) xxxiii ;
death announced (1883-86) 6;
obituary, 34.

Hegeter, Latr., x1. 13.

Hela, Jeffreys, ‘xv. 96.

— margarita, Watson, XV. 458.

— mar garitifera, Watson * 5 Sava uuG,

Hela, Minster, xv. 96.

Heleus, Latr., Xi. 52.

Helcopteryx, McLachl. * , xi. 222, 233,
271.

—rhodiogramma, Ramb., xi. 271, 276.

Helenus, White * , xiv. 485.

— hesiformis, White * , xiv. 482, 485.

Helias, Fabr., xi. 438.

GENERAL INDEX.

Heliastes lepidurus, Cuv. § Val., xv.
48

Heliastrea, Milne-Edw.§ Haime, Xviii.
104, 105, 197.

— crispata, Dana, Xviii. 105.

Helicarion prestans, Gould, xv. 292.

Helicidx, v. 195.

Helicina, Zam., xv. 165, 242, 243.

Helicinide, xv. 242.

Helicomitus, MeLachl. * , xi. 222, 232,

238, 261, 271.

— dicax, Walk., Xi. 262, 275.

— immotus, Walk., xi. 262, 275.

—insimulans, Walk., xi. 261, 276.

— profanus, Walk., xi. 262, 276.

— rhodiogramma, Ramb., xi. 271.

— verbosus, Walk., xi. 262, 276.

Heliconia, Latr., neuration of (H.
Doubleday), Proc. i. 350.

Heliconide, iv. 183.

Heliconii, Linn., x. 497.

Heliconiide, pterology of (E. Double-
day), Proce. i. 348.

Heliconinz, Contributions to an Insect
Fauna of the Amazon Valley,
Lepidoptera (Bates), Proc. (1861-
62) lv, lviii; vi. 73-77. See
Trans. vol. xxiii. 495-566.

Heliconius, Linn., x. 496, 500.

Helicophagus, Bleeker, xiii. 342.

Helicopis, Westw., ix. 381, 434.

— Cupido, Linn., ix. 370, 433, 435,

— Endymion, Cram., ix. 434.

— Gnidus, Fabr., ix. 434.

— Selene, Feld., ix. 435.

Helicopsyche, Bremi, x. 200, 212;
Xvi. 422.

— borealis, Hagen, x. 201.

— Shuttleworthii, Bremi, x. 201.

Helicterella, Gulick, MS., = Apex, von
Martens, xi. 497.

Helictis, Gray, xix. 18.

Heliocenia, LHtallon, xviii. 40, 109,
110, 197, 208.

. Heliocopris, Hope, xi. 60.

Heliodiscus, Haeckel, xiv. 152, 168,
170, 177.

Heliolites, Dana, xiv. 190.

— discoideus, Lonsd., Xiv. 243.

Heliomanes sidus, Newm., ix. 141.

Heliomeia, Dol., iv. 110.

— ferruginea, Dol., iv. 110.

Heliophanes flavipes, Koch, x. 410.

— nitens, Koch, x. 415,

Heliophrys _ yariabilis,
385-387.

Heliopora, Blainv., Proc. (1883-86) 120.

Heliornis, Bonn., 11. 148.

Heliosphera, Haeckel, xiv. 142, 168,
179.

Greeff, xiii.

187

Heliosphera actinota, Haeckel, xiv. 168.

—inermis, Haeckel, xiv. 149, 168.

— tenuissima, Haeckel, xiv. 168.

Heliothis armiger, Hiibn., xx. 531, 544.

Heliozoa, Leidy, xiii. 263, 287, 288,
292, 293, 296, 298, 302-305, 386,
388, 396, 412, 413, 426 ; xiv. 137,
141, 146, 168, 180, 181, 185,

. 186,

Heliura, Budler * , xii. 417.

— apicalis, Herr.-Schdff., xii. 417,
433.

— capys, Fabr., xii. 417, 418.

— lacteinota, Butler * , xii. 417.

— leneus, Cramer, xii. 417, 418.

— pyrrhosoma, Butler * , xii. 418.

— solicauda, Butler * , xii. 418, 433.

— tenens, read leneus, Cramer, xii. 417.

— tetragramma, Walk., xii. 418.

— thetis, Linn., Xii. 417, 418.

Helix, Linn., iv. 40, 44, 83-85 ; v. 185,
199; vi. 158; xi. 22, 500; xv.
163.

— aculeata, Miiller, Proc. ii. 120, 123.

— alliaria, Miller, Proce. ii. 120, 122.

— amarula, Linn., iv. 83, 85.

— ampullacea, Linn., iv. 84.

— apicina, Lam., v. 198.

— arbustorum, Linn,, Proc. ii. 120,
122; iv. 84.

— arietina, Rossm., v. 197.

— armillata, Lowe, v. 198.

— aspera, Hérussac, Proc. (1880-82) 13.

— aspersa, Miller, Proc. ui. 120,128;
iv. 41.

— barbara, Linn., v. 201.

— caperata, Mont., Proc. ii. 120, 1238;
v. 195, 197, 198.

— —, var. Bertheloti, Zowe, v. 199.

— —, var. mogadorensis, Lowe, v. 195,
197.

— carocolla, Linn., iv. 83.

— Caroni, Desh., v. 200

— cellaria, Miller, Proc. ii. 120, 122,
128.

— citrina, Linn., iv. 84.

— concinna, Lowe, Proc. ii. 120, 122,
128.

— conoidea, Drap., v. 201.

— cornea, Drap., iv. 84.

— cornu-arietis, Linn., iv. 84.

— cornu-militare, Linn., iv. 84.

— erystallina, Miller, Proc. ii. 120,

— decollata, Linn., iv. 85; v. 201,
202.

— depilata, Pfeiffer, Proc. ii. 120, 123.

— Despreauxii, D’ Orb., v. 195, 200.

— elata, Haure-Big., v. 200.

— elegans, Gmel., W. 200.

— entodonta, Pfeiffer, xx. 500.

188

Helix ericetorum, Miiller, Proce. ii. 120,
122, 123; xiv. 700.

— Eumeus, Lowe, v. 198, 198.

— faux nigra, Chemn., v. 200.

— festiva, Lowe, v. 197.

— fulva, Miller, Proce. ii. 120, 122, 128.

— Gargotte, Rossm., v. 197.

— glauca, Benson, iv. 84.

— granulata, Quoy, Proc. ii. 120.

— hemastoma, Linn., iv. 85; ovum of
(Stewart), Proc. (1880-82) 138.

— haliotoidea, Linn., iv. 85; v. 184.

— haliotoideus, Sowerd., v. 184.

— hispida, Linn., Proc. ii. 120, 122, 128.

— hortensis, Pennant, Proce. ii. 120.

— hybrida, Potret, Proe. ii. 120.

— ianthina, Linn., iv. 84.

— Irus, Lowe, v. 195, 198.

— lactea, Miiller, v7. 196, 200.

— lancerottensis, Webb, v. 195, 199,
200.

— —, var. Bertheloti, Lowe, v. 195.

— —, var. Orbignyi, Lowe, v. 199, 200.

— —, var. Webbii, Lowe, v. 195.

— lapicida, Linn., iv. 83.

— lauta, Lowe, v. 197.

— lenticula, Fér., v. 196, 200.

— lenticulata, D’Orb., v. 200.

— lentiginosa, Lowe, v. 198.

— lucida, Drap., Proc. ii. 121, 123.

— lutaria, Linn., iv. 84.

— monilifera, Webb, v. 199, 200.

— nemoralis, Zinn., Proc. ii. 120, 122,
123; iv. 84.

— neritoidea, Linn., iv. 85; v. 184.

— nitidula, Drap., Proc. ii. 121.

— obtecta, Lowe, v. 199.

— oculus-capri, Miller, iv. 83.

— Orbignyi, Webb, v. 199, 200.

— perspicua, Linn., iv. 85.

— perversa, Linn., iv. 84.

— pisana, Miller, v. 195, 196, 197.

— —, var. acutangula, Lowe, v. 195.

— —, var, alboranensis, Webb, v. 195,
196.

— —, var. obtusangula, Lowe, v. 195.

_—-—, var. planata, Chemn., v. 195,196.

— planata, Chemn., v. 195, 196, 197.

— —, var. acutangula, Lowe, v. 195,
196.

— —, var. obtusangula, Lowe, v. 195,
197

— pulchella, Miiller, Proc. ii. 120, 123.

— Pumilio, Chemn., v. 196, 200.

— pura, Alder, Proce. ii. 121, 123.

— pygmea, Drap., Proc. ii. 121, 128.

— rotundata, Miiller, Proc. ii. 120, 122,
128.

— rugosa, Chemn., vw. 197.

— scarabeeus, Linn., iv. 83.

GENERAL INDEX.

Helix Schrammi, Fischer, xv. 95.

— sericea, Drap., Proce. ii. 120, 123.

— squalida, Lowe, v, 198.

— striata, Drap., v. 197.

— subtilis, Lowe, v. 200.

— sulphurata, Linn., iv. 84.

— tabellaris, Linn., iv. 84.

— Terverii, Mich., v. 197,

— ungulina, Linn., iv. 84.

— virgata, Mont., Proc. ii. 120, 122,
128 ; exhib. (Rich), Proc. (1875-80)
XXVIil.

— (Ophiogyra) quinquelirata, H. A.
Smith, xx. 500, 5038.

Hell-bender, xii. 193, 310. t

Hellmuth, Julius, and Jameson, H., On
the poisonous properties of the
Liver of a Species of Diodon, Lann.,
inhabiting the Seas of South Africa,
Proc. (1859-60) xxxvi; v. 213-
216.

Helluo (Acanthogenys) myrmecophilus,
Westw. * , Proc. ii. 435,

Helodes variabilis, Thunbg., xi. 89.

Helomyza, Fallén, i. 28, 129; vi. 11,
148; viii. 116.

— xquata, Walk. * , i. 1380; ix. 23.

— atripennis, Walk.*, iii. 109 ; vii.
218; ix. 23.

— copiosa, Walk.* , iv. 143; ix. 23.

—exeuns, Walk. *,i1. 29; ix. 23.

— fissipora, Walk.* , vii. 219; ix. 28.

— fuscicostata, Walk.*, 1.129; ix.
23.

— intereuns, Walk. *,i. 28, 29; ix. 23.

— interventa, Walk.*, vi. 11; 1x.

— invicta, Walk. * , 1. 1380; ix. 238.

— limbata, Walk. *, 1. 1380; ix. 28.
— meritorius, Walk. * , vil. 218; ix. 23.
—nivistriga, Walk.*, v. 246; ix.

— observans, Walk.*, iv. 143; vii.
918; ix. 25.

— optatura, Walk. * , viii. 116; ix. 28.

— orientalis, Wied, i. 129; ix. 23.

— ortalioides, Walk.*, viii. 116; ix.

— picipes, Walk. *, iii. 109; ix. 23.

— provicta, Walk.* , 1. 130; ix. 23.

— quadrifera, Walk.*, v. 246; 1x.
23.

— restituta, Waik.*, iii. 109; vii.

219; ix. 23. :
— scutellaris, Walk.*, w. 290; 1x.
23

— stelliplena, Walk. * , viii. 117; ix.
9

_ tripunctifera, Walk. * ,iv. 148; ix.
23.

GENERAL INDEX.

Helomyzides, i. 129 ; iii. 108; iv. 142;
v. 246, 290; vi. 11; vii. 218,
227; viii. 116; ix. 5.

Helophilus, Metg., i. 17, 122; iv. 119.

— conclusus, Walk. * ,iv. 119; ix. 17.

— consors, Walk.*, iv. 119; ix. 17.

—insignis, Walk.*, i. 17, 122; ix.
17

—wmesoleucus, Walk.*, iii. 96; ix.

— pilipes, Do/., v. 167.

— quadrivittatus, Wied, iti. 96; iv.
UOT asx 7,

—, sp., with larval head, exhib. (West-
wood), Proc. (1870-71) xciv.

Helophorus, Fabr., xiv. 530, 533.

Helopide, Proc. i. 201.

Helotarsus, Smith, 11. 138.

— ecaudatus, Daud., XvVii. 437.

Hematopinus trichechi, Bohem., xiv.
118.

Hemerobiide, ix. 259, 261, 271; xvi.
154, 162.

Hemerobius, Zinn., xvi. 154, 162.

— aftinis, Linn., ix. 272.

— albus, Brullé, xvi. 163, 164.

— apicalis, Steph., ix. 272.

— australis, Walk., ix. 272.

— binoculus, Newm., ix. 270.

—capitatus, Fabr., xvi. ftnote 169,
170.

— chrysops, Linn., ix. 265.

— celivagus, Walk., ix. 271.

— concinnus, Steph., ix. 272.

— confinis, Fabr., ix. 273.

— crispus, Wesm., ix. 272.

— cylindripes, Wesin., ix. 272.

— elegans, Steph., ix. 272; xvi. 154,
162.

— fasciatus, Wesm., ix. 273.

— flaviceps, Bruilé, xvi. 168.

— flavicornis, Walk., ix. 2'70.

— flexuosus, Hag., ix. 272.

— fuscatus, Fabr., ix. 2738.

— fuscus, Steph., ix. 271.

— grandis, Thunb., ix. 232, 260.

— hamatus, Walk., ix. 270.

— hirtus, Brullé, xvi. 162, 163.

— hirtus, Zinn., ix. 271.

— humuli, Linn., ix. 271, 272; xvi.
162.

— limbatus, Wesm., ix. 272, 273.

— longicollis, Walk., ix. 271.

— longifrons, Walk., ix. 272, 273.

— lutarius, inn., xiv. 731.

— lutescens, Fabr., ix, 272.

— marginatus, Steph., ix. 272,

— Marshami, Steph., ix. 272; xvi.
162.

— micans, Oliy., ix. 272.

189

Hemerobius mimicus, Newm., ix. 270.

— nebulosus, Wesm., 1x. 266, 272.

— nervosus, Fabr., ix. 271, 272; xvi.
154, 162, 1638.

— nitidulus, McLachl., ix. 273.

— obliteratus, Walk., ix. 272.

— obscurus, Linn., ix. 271.

— paganus, Linn., ix. 272.

— perelegans, Steph., ix. 272.

— perla, Brullé, xvi. 163, 164.

— phalenoides, Linn., ix. 270.

— pini, Wesm., 1X. 272.

— posticus, Walk., ix. 271.

— punctatus, Oliv., ix. 272.

— pygmeus, Ramb., ix. 272.

— simulans, Walk., ix. 272.

— stigma, Wesm., ix. 272.

— subanticus, Walk., ix. 271.

— subnebulosus, Steph., ix. 271; xvi.
163.

— variegatus, Mabr., ix. 272.

— vicarius, Walk., ix. 273.

— viridipennis, Walk., ix. 270.

— sp., McLachl., xvi. 162.

Hemeschara, Busk, Xiv. 238.

— Landsborovii, Johnst., xv. 234.

— sincera, Smitt, xv. 237.

— —, var. inermis, Busk* , xv. 237.

Hemiaclis, Sars, xv. 246.

Hemiaster, Agass., sp., Xiii. 67, 70,
79

Hemibarbus, Bleeker, xiv. ftnote 538.

Hemicentetes nigriceps, Giinther, Proc.
(1875-80) xiii.

Hemiceras, Gwen., ix. 181, 182.

— metastigma, Walk., ix. 182.

—subochraceum, Walk.*, ix. i81,
184.

Hemiceride, ix. 181, 182.

Hemicyathus, Seg., xviii. 150, 204.

Hemidactylus frenatus, Sch., x. 31, 36.

— mabouia, Mor., xx. 475, 481.

— maculatus, D. § B., x. 5, 32, 36.

— Mortoni, Theobald* , x. 6, 32, 36.

Hemidianeura Cameroni, Kirb., xx. 37.

Hemifusus tuba, Gmed/., vii. 105.

Hemigalea, Blainv., xix. 7.

Hemignathus, Licht., ii. 141.

Hemilepidia, Schmarda, viii. 201.

— erythrotenia, Schmarda, viii. 201.

— tuberculata, Schmarda, viii. 201.

Hemilophus fulvus, Quoy § Gaim.,
Proe. (1873-74) xxiii.

Heming, G. C., On the muscles which
move the Tail and Tail-coverts of
the Peacock, Proe. i. 212-214.

Hemioptica, Roger, xi. 318.

— (Polyrhachis) scissa, Roger, Xi. 318.

Hemipepsis flavus, Dahib., ii. 97; xi.
307.

190

Hemipholis, Agass., Proc. (1879-80)
Ivi; xiv. 447, 480; xv. 73.

— microdiscus, Duncan *, xiv. 447,
448, 449, 467, 480, 481, 482.

— Wallichii, Duncan * , xv. 138-148.

Hemipimelodus cenia, Ham. Buch., Xii.
571.

— itchkeea, Sykes, xii. 570, 571, 577.

Hemiprocne, Stromb., xx. 390.

— zonaris, Shaw, XX. 301, 392.

Hemiptera, Proc. ii. 18; (1878-79)
Exxvili ; (1883-86) 22; i. 1387-140;
vii. 98, 99; xi. 48, 81, 100; xxiv.
101, 118, 482-489; xxx. 419, 532.

Hemiramphus, Cwv., fish from Cornwall
allied to (Couch), Proc.i. 151; iii.
35 ; ix. 165.

— unifasciatus, Ranz., xx. 483.

Hemisilurus, Bleeker, xiii. 342.

Hemispheerius, Schawm., i. 155.

—cervinus, Walk.* , x. 131.

— circumdatus, Stal, x. 129.

— collaris, Walk. * , x. 131.

— concolor, Walk.* , x. 131.

— dilatatus, Walk.* , x. 133.

— fasciatus, Stal, x. 130.

— latipes, Sidi, x. 180.

— lativitta, Walk. *, x. 130.

— linearis, Walk. * , x. 132.

— maculipes, Walk. MS.?, x. 131.

— nigrolineatus, Walk. * , x. 130.

— plagiatus, Walk. * , x. 131.

— pulcherrimus, S/d, x. 180, 133.

— signatus, S¢@/, x. 129.

— submarginalis, Walk. *, x. 132.

— teniatus, Stal, x. 129.

— torpidus, Walk. *, i. 155.

— tristis, S¢al, x. 130-182.

— typicus, Walk.*, i. 155.

— viduus, St@, x. 130, 131.

— villicus, S¢a/, x. 130, 132.

— viridis, Walk. * , x. 133.

— vittiger, Stal, x. 129.

Hemisthocera, Newm., ix. 136.

— flavilinea, Newm., ix. 136.

Hemistoma, Diesing, v. 2,47. .

— alatum, Diesing, v. 47.

— auritum, Diesing, v. 48, 56.

— clathratum, Diesing, v. 47, 56.

— commutatum, Diesing, v. 48, 56.

— cordatum, Diesing, v. 47, 56.

— denticulatum Dvzesing, v. 48.

— excavatum. Diesing, v. 49, 56.

— pedatum, Diesing, v. 47, 56.

— podomorphum, Diesing, v. 48.

— spathaceum, Diesing, v. 48, 56.

— spathula, Diesing, v. 48, 56.

— trilobum, Diesing, v. 48, 56.

Hemiteles, Grav., xi. 79, 403.

— tripartitus, Brullé, xi. 403. .

GENERAL INDEX.

Hemus, A. Milne-Edw., xiv. 654.

— cristulipes, A. Milne-Kdw., xiv.
654.

Henderson, Andrew, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1871-72) xxvii.

Henderson, Capt. F., elected Fellow,
Proc. (1874-75) iii.

Henderson, Dr. Geo., elected Fellow,
Proc. (1871-72) xxx.

Henderson, Dr. John B.,
Fellow, Proc. (1883-86) 77.

Henderson, Joseph, elected Associate,
Proce. i. 155; obituary, Proc.
(1866-67) xxxv.

Henfrey, Arthur, elected Associate,
Proe. i. 167; elected Fellow, Proce.
1. 207; obituary, Proc. (1859-60)
XXxill.

—, Remarks on the so-called Eye-spot
of the Infusoria and Microscopie
Algee, Proc. ii. 266, 267.

Hen-Harrier, exhib. (Heath), Proc.
(1883-16) 77.

Henicopernis longicauda, Garn., Xvi.

elected

Henicophaps albifrons, Gray, xiv.
633; xvi. 446.

Henicops, Newp.* , Proc. i. 192.

Henry, Augustine, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1887-88) 13.

Henry, Isaac Anderson, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1864-65) vii; death
announced (1883-86) 80; obit-
uary (1886-87) 42.

Henslow, Rey. Geo., elected Fellow,
Proce. (1863-64) vii.

—, exhibits edible Mollusca from Malta,
Proce. (1888-90) 75.

Henslow, John Stevens, obituary, Pree.
(1860-61) xv, xxv.

Hepburn, James Hdw., elected Fellow,
Proc. ii. 15; obituary, Proc.
(1868-69) exi.

Hepialide, ix. 182.

Heptacondylus, F. Smith*, ii. 71-73,
78, 129; viii. 73; xi. 330.

—arachnoides, F. Smith*, ii. 72;
vii. 129.

— carinatus, Ff. Smith*, ii. 73; v.
110; vii. 129.

— rugosus, Ff, Smith*, vw. 110; vii.
129.

— subcarinatus, Ff. Smith*, ii. 73;
Wii. 129.

Herzeus percultus, Dist., xx. 547.

— variegatus, Kirby * , xx. 532, 547.

‘Herald,’ Natural History notes from
voyage of H.M.S. (Denham), Proc.
(1857-58) lii ; iii. 32-35,

Herbivora, ii. 6.

GENERAL INDEX.

Herbstia, Milne-Edw., xiv. 654, 655,
666.

Herbstiella, St¢mps., xiv. 655.

— depressa, Stimps., Xiv. 655.

Herdman, Dr. W. A., elected Fellow,
Proce. (1880-82) 4.

—, Notes on British Tunicata, with
descriptions of new species, I.
Ascidiide, Proc. (1880-82) 4;
xv. 274-290.

—-,On Individual Variation in the
Branchial Sac of Simple Ascidians,
Proc. (1880-82) 12; xv. 329-332.

Herdman, Prof. W. A., see Sorby, H. C.

Herea, Walk., xii. 400, 405.

— metaxanthus, Walk., xii. 405.

— platyleuca, Walk., xii. 397.

—ruficeps, Walk., xii. 406.

Heredity of acquired conditions
(Windle), Proc. (1888-90) 100;
Xvili. 448.

Herina chalybea, Dol., v. 168.

— grandis, Dol., v. 168.

— limpidipinnis, Do/., v. 168.

— nigrocostata, Dol., v. 168.

Hermadion, Kind., viii. 196.

— extenuatum, Grube, Vili. 197.

— ferox, Baird * , viii. 197.

— fuligineum, Baird * , viii. 198.

— longicirratum, Kinb., viii. 196.

— magelhaensis, Kind., viii. 197.

— pellucidum, Ehlers, viii. 197.

—trochiscophorum, Schmarda, Viii.
197.

Hermenia, Grube, viii. 200.

— verruculosa, Grube, viii. 200.

Hermes albipennis, Walk., ix. 260.

— anticus, Walk., ix. 260.

— costalis, Walk., ix. 260.

— diversus, Walk., ix. 260.

— dubitatus, Walk., ix. 260.

— euttiferus, Walk., ix. 260.

— hieroglyphicus, Ramb., ix. 260.

— indecisus, Ramb., ix. 260.

— maculatus, Ramb., ix. 259.

— maculifera, Gray, ix. 260.

— prasinus, Newm., ix. 260.

— ruficollis, Gray, ix. 259, 260.

— sinensis, Walk., ix. 260.

— testaceus, Ramb., ix. 260.

Hermetia, Latr., iv. 94; ix. 3.

— remittens, Walk.*, iv. 94; ix. 9.

— rufiventris, Walk.*,-v. 145; ix. 9.

Herminide, vi. 194; vii. 178, 190;
ix. 181, 183.

Hermione, Blainv.,
179.

— chrysocoma, Baird * , viii. 178.

— hystricella, Quatref., viii. 178.

— hystrix, Sav., viii. 177, 178.

viii. 174, 177-

191

Hermit Crabs of Aragos Archipelago
(Bourne), Proc. (1883-86) 119.

Hermodice, Kinb., x. 219.

—carunculata, Pallas, x. 219, 220,
221, 249.

— didymobranchiata, Baird, x. 221.

— nigrolineata, Baird * , x. 220.

— sanguinea, Schmarda, X. 221.

— Savignyi, Brullé, x. 221.

— striata, Kinb., x. 220.

Hermotimia aspasia, Less., xvi. 436.

Herodias alba, Linn., viii. 100.

— bubuleus, Sav., viii. 100. =

— ae Verr. (Journ. Bot.), 1x.

1

— Garzetta, Linn., viii. 100.

— intermedia, v. Hasselq., viii. 100.

— Nove Guinex, Ginel., ii. 169.

Herodii, Xvii. 440.

Heron, Sir Robt., obituary, Proc. 11. 414.

Heron, xii. 179; xiii. 90, 94, 95.

Heronry, and Breeding-place of other
Water-birds in Southern India
(Shortt), Proc. (1864-65) ii; viii.
94-100.

Herpestes, M//., xix. 7-9, 10.

Herpetolithus, Lewch., xvii. 149.

— Hhrenberei, Leuck., xvii. 149.

-— olitha, Eschsch., xvii. 149, 150,
152-155, 159, 161.

Herpetotheres, Vicill., ii. 143.

Herpolitha, Lschsch., xvii. 152; xviii.
142, 145, 198.

— foliosa, Khrenb., xvii. 152.

— limosa, Hsper, XVii. 152.

Herpolithoida, xviii. 141, 145, 198.

Herpolithus, Leuck., xviii. 145.

Herring, xv. 49.

— Fishery (Day), xvii. 84-93.

—, food of (Knox), Proce. ii. 355-358.

Hertha mystica, Hagenow, xv. 199,
213

Hervan, Dr. Archibald, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1877-78) xxix.

Hesperia, Fadr., ix. 166; x. 497, 500,
501; xi. 432.

— Acis, Fabr., ix. 56.

— Amulius, Habr., ix. 215.

— Coriolanus, Fabr., ix. 413.

— galba, Fabr., ix. 168-170.

— juvenalis, Fabr., xvi. 473.

— Lagus, Fabr., 1x. 220.

— Lucianus, Fabr., ix. 216.

— melane, Hdw., xvi. 473.

— napa, W. H. Kdw., xvi. 473.

— nemorum, Bosd., xvi. 473.

— omaha, Kdw., xvi. 474.

— Petronius, Fabr., ix. 228.

— Proteus, Linn., x. 500.

— sylvanoides, Boisd., xvi. 473.

192

Hesperide, viii. 143 ; ix. 459; x. 497 ;
Xvi. 473.

Hesperilla, Hewits., xi. 436.

Hesperocharis, Felder, Xi, 438.

Hesperocichla, Baird, xx. 309, 310,
311, 312, 314.

— nevia, Gmel., XX. 312, 314, 392.

Hesperophanes, Muis., xi. 86.

— luzonicus, Esch. MS., xi. 89.

Hesperornis, Marsh, xiii. 92.

— regalis, Marsh, Proc. (1882-83) 24;
Xiii. 92.

Hesthesine, ix. 127.

Hesthesis, Newm., ix. 127, 300; xi. 53,
73.

— acutipennis, Pascoe, ix. 127.

— angustatus, Pascoe, ix. 127.

— bizonatus, Newm., ix. 127.

— cingulatus, Kirby, ix. 127.

— ferrugineus, Botsd., ix. 127.

— meerens, Pascoe, ix. 127.

— murinus, Pascoe, ix. 127.

— ornatus, Saund., ix. 127.

— plorator, Pascoe, ix. 127.

— yariegatus, Mabr., ix. 127.

— vesparius, Pascoe, ix. 127.

— vigilans, Pascoe, ix. 127.

Hestia, Hiibn., xi. 486; xiv. 564.

— belia, Westw., xiii. 196.

— linteata, Butler *, xiii. 196.

Hestina, Westw., vi. 98; Xi. 4385.

Hesus, Stal, xiv. 485.

Hetzmis, Thoms., Xvill. 242.

Heterius ferrugineus, Oliv., xx. 120.

Heterobranchus, Geoffr., X1ii. 348.

Heterocentrus mamillatus, Kein,
exhib. (Duncan), Proc. (1887-88),
12. :

Heterocera, Proc. i. 284; xiv. 112;
xx, 531.

Heterochroa, Boisd., xvi. 468.

— Bredowii, Hiibn., xvi. 468.

— californica, Butler, xvi. 468.

Heteroceenia, Milne-Hdw. § Haime,
Sili. 356; xviii. 114, 116, 197.

Heterocrypta, Stimps., Xiv. 668, 669.

— granulata, Gibbes, Kiv. 669.

Heterocyathus, Milne-Hdw. § Haime,
xviii, 21, 24, 194.

Heteroda, xi. 68.

Heteroderes, Latr., xi. 84.

Heterogaster, De., xi. 81, 82.

Heteroglossa, Xv. 164, 242.

Heterogyna, Latr., xi. 302; Xviii.
SUS Sete, Fail.

Heterogyra, Reuss, xviii. 125-127,
WORE

— lobata, Reuss, ¥ Vili. 126.
Heterolepidotus, Egerton, xviii. 293,
296, 297.

GENERAL INDEX.

Heterolepidotus grandis, Davis * , Proc.
(1883-86) 69; xviii. 293-298.

— latus, Hgerton, Xviii. 293, 297.

— sauroides, Egerton, xviii. 294, 297.

Heteromera, Proc. i. 200; x. 80; Xi.
43, 51; xvii. 351; xx. 548,
550.

Heteromys, Desm., On the structure of
the Pouched Rats of the Genus
(Murie), Proc. (1875-80) xliv.

Heteronereis arctica, Oerst., viii. 10.

— renalis, Johnst., viii. 10.

— signata, Baird * , viii. 8, 16.

Heteronychus, Burm., x1. 77.

Heteronympha, Wallengr., xi. 436.

Heterophaga, Redtend., xi. 37, 85.

Heterophrosynide, xv. 87.

Heterophrys, Archer, xili. 292.

— myriopoda, Archer, Xili. 292.

— spinifera, Hertw. § Lesser, ili.
291.

— varians, Schulze, Xiii. 386. :

Heterophyllia, McCoy, xviii. 74, 75,
196.

Heteroplax dentatus, Stimps., XX.

Heteroplectron, McLachl. * , xi. 128.

— ealifornicum, MeLachl.*, 125, 140.

Heteroplon, Adlm., xix. 156.

Heteropneustes, Miiller, xiii. 343.

Heteropoda, xv. 162, 163, 244.

Heteropora, Blainv., Proc. (1875-80)
xlviii; Xiv. 239, 724-726; xvii.
402; xx. 278.

— cervicornis, @ Orb., xx. 281.

— ecervicornis, Waters, xiv. 724.

— conifera, Haime, xvii. 402, 403.

— lateralis, d’ Orb., xvii. 402, 404.

—neozelanica, Busk*, xiv. 725,
726. ,

= Pe Waters, xiv. 724, 725,

— pustulosa, Haime, xiv. 726.

— (Multicavea) lateralis, @’Orb., XVii-
402, 404.

Heteroporeila, Busk, xiv. 239.

Heteropsammia, Milne-Kdw. § Haime,
Xvill. 175, 176, 199.

Heteropsis, Westw., x1. 434.

Heteroptera, xv. 18 ; xxx. 532.

Heteropterus, Dwméril, x. 500.

— Speculum, Hottemb., x. 500.

Heteropus, Newp.*, Proce. ii. 71.

— yentricosus, Newp.*, Proe. ii. 11,
71.

Heterorhina, Westw., xi. 60.

Heterostoma, Newp.*, Proc. i. 193.

Heterostomum ovatum, Diestng, v. 30.

Heteroura, read Hedruris androphora,
Nitzsch, v. 309.

GENERAL INDEX.

Heward, Robt., death announced, Proc.

(1877-78) xxxiv.

Hewetson, Henry Bendelack, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1888-90) 7.

—, exhibits parasite on Pallas’s Sand-
Grouse, Syrrhaptes paradoxus,
Pallas, Proc. (1888-90) 52.

Hewitson, Wm. Chapman, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1861-62) Ilvi;
death announced (1875-80) xlv.
See Obituary in Trans. Northumb.
Nat. Hist. Soc. vii. 223.

—, Diurnal Lepidoptera collected by
A. R. Wallace in Eastern Archi-
pelago, Proc. (1864-65) iv; viii.
143-149.

Hewitsonia, Kirby, xi. 454.

Hewitt, Allan Jas., elected Fellow,
Proc. (1874-75) iii.

—, exhibits moths and cocoons of
Anaphe, Walk., from Old Calabar,
Proce. (1875-80) li.

Hexactinellide, xx. 568.

Hexanchus griseus, Raf., Vv. 25.

Hexapoda, Proe. i. 192.

Hexapus, Fabr., ili. 28.

— sexpes, Fabr., iii. 29.

Hexarchus, read Hexanchus, griseus,
Raf., v. 25,

Hexarthrus Parryi, Hope*, Proc. i.
127.

Hexasmilia, H. de From., xviii. 75,
196.

Hexatrichia pulverulenta, Westw., xi.
5

Hexymus, Pascoe *, xi. 187, 188; xii.
93.

— monachus, Pascoe*, xi. 485, 492;
xii. 93.

— tuberosus, Pascoe*, xi. 188, 217,
485; xii. 93.

Hiaticula bicincta, Gould, iii. 33.

—inornata, Gould, ii. 169.

Hicks, Dr. John Braxton,
Fellow, Proce. ii. 197.

—, On a new Organ in Insects, Proe.
(1855-56) lvi; 1. 136-140.

—, Further Remarks on the Organs
found at the base of the halteres
and wings of Insects, Proc. (1856—
57) xxxix. See Trans. vol. xxii.
141-146.

—, On certain Sensory Organs in
Insects, hitherto undescribed, Proc.
(1859-60) viii. See Trans. vol.
xxiii, 139-153.

—, On some peculiar Structures in the
Antennz of Insects, Proc. (1856—
57) xxxix. See Trans. vol. xxii.
147-154.

elected

193:

Hicks, Dr. John Braxton, Further
Observations on the New Organ
in the Antennz of Insects, Proc.
(1858-59) viii. See Trans. vol.
xxii. 383-400.

—, On the Nerve proceeding to the
Vesicles at the base of the
Halteres, and on the subcostal
Nervure on the Wings of Insects,
Proc. (1860-61) li. See Trans.
vol. xxiii. 877-379.

Hicks, John Sibley, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1883-86) 4. ’
Hickson, Sydney S., letter from Talisse
Island, N. Celebes, Proc. (1883-

86) 120.

Hieracidea, Strickl., xiv. 627.

— orientalis, Sch/., Xiv. 627.

Hiern, Wm. Philip, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1872-78) v.

Hierococcyx leucolophus, Mill. ¢ Schl.,
ii. 166.

Higgins, H. T., On the Otolites of
Fish, and their value as a test
in verifying recent and fossil
species, Proc. (1865-66) ix; ix.
157-166.

Higgins, Rey. Henry, Death of the
Common Hive-Bee supposed to be
occasioned by a parasitic fungus,
Proc. (1857-58) lii; iii. 29-31.

—, exhibits drawing of a Tubularian
Hydrozoon from N. Zealand, Proc.
(1875-80) xxxi.

—, exhibits a Holothuria from Pata-
gonia (Psolus squamatus, Mii/.),
Proe. (1880-82) 20.

Higgins, Thos., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1875-80) x.

—, exhibits Chitina erecopsis, Carter,
Proc. (1875-80) xxxi.

Highley, Observations on the Meta-
morphosis of Ammocetus, Lon.,
Proce. (1857-58) lvi.

Higonius, Lewis * , xvii. 299. :

—, cilo, Lewis * , XVii. ftnote 299, 300,
302.

— crux, Olliff* , xvii. ftnote 300.

— Poweri, Lewis * , xvii. 299, 300.

Hill, R. 8., elected Fellow, Proc. (1856
57) ii.

Hill, Wm., M.D., elected Fellow, Proc.
i. 59.

Hillhouse, Wm., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1875-80) 111.

—, On a Microscopical Cabinet, Proc.
(1880-82) 6.

Hillier, Rey. John, elected Fellow,
Proc. i. 180; death announced,
Proc. (1887-88) 16.

(0)

194

Hills, Robert, obituary, Proce. i. 244.

Hills, Thos. Hyde, elected Fellow,
(1861-62) Ixiti.

Himantopus leucocephalus, Gould, il.
169.

— melanopterus, Meyer, v. 39, 40.

— Wilsonii, Temm., v. 39, 40, 52.

Hincks, Rey. Thos., Report on the
Hydroids and Polyzoa of the
Mergui Archipelago, Proc. (1886-
87) 8; xxi. 121-135.

Hincks, Rev. Wm., obituary, Proc.
(1871-72) Ixv.

—, On Cygnus Passmori, a supposed
new American Swan, Proc.
(1863-64) iv, ix; vili. 1-7.

—, Further observations on Cygnus
Passmori, Hincks, and O. buc-
cinator, Rich., Proc. (1866-67) xlii ;
ix. 298-300.

Hindmarsh, Wm. Thos., elected Fellow,
Proc. (1888-90), 5.

Hinulia maculata, Blyth, x. 26, 35.

Hipistes hydrinus, Cantor, x. 58, 66.

Hippa, Fabr., xiv. 312.

— adactyla, Fabr., xiv. 518.

—analoga, Stimps., xiv. 315, 324,
325, 336.

— asiatica, Milne-Hdw., xiv. 315, 325,
336.

— dalpoides, Dana, xiv. 325.

—emerita, Linn., Xiv. 315, 323, 324,
325, 336.

— emerita, Milne-Edw. & Lucas, xiv.
324.

— emeritus, Habr., Xiv. 323.

— scutellata, Fabr., xiv. 319, 320;
xx. 506, 515.

— symnista, Fabr., xiv. 326.

— talpoidea, Say, xiv. 315, 316, 323,
324.

Hipparchia, Fabr., x. 498, 501; xi.
432.

— Janira, Linn., xvii. 175, 176, 181,
184.

Hipparion, Christ., ii, 28-387 ; xii. 200.

Hippasteria plana (Linck), Gray, xX.
45.

Hippidz, Revision of the (a group of
Anomurous Orustacea) (Miers),
Proe. (1875-80) xxiv; XxXiv. 312-
336.

Hippidea, xx. 515.

Hippobosea, Linn., Xi. 28.

Hippoboscider, iii. 127; v. 254, 263,
270, 300; vi. 17; vii. 222, 238 ;
ix. 6.

Hippocampus, Leach, xiii. 93; xv.
41

= antiquorum, Leach, xii, 108.

GENERAL INDEX.

Hippocampus guttatus, read guttulatus,
Cuv., V. 22.

— guttulatus, Cuv., v. 22; xii. 108.

eee superciliaris, LZ. Agass., Xi.

Hippodamia, Muls., xi. 42.

Hippoglossoides limandoides, B/., X Vil.
96, 99, 100; xx. 446.

— platessoides, Fabr., xx. 446.

Hippola, Waih., xii. 363, 366.

— africanus, Walk., xii. 369.

— diversipennis, Walk., xii. 4277.

— ferox, Walk., xii. 366.

_Hippolyte, Leach, xx. 465.

— aculeata, Owen & Ross, XV. 62.

— borealis, Owen, XV. 62. .

— Oranchii, Leach, xvii. 98.

— Gaimardi, Milne-Hdw., xx. 454.

— grenlandica, J. C. Fabr., XV. 62,
63

— Lilljeborgi, Dan. & Boeck, xv. 62.

— polaris, Sabine, xv. 62.

— pusiola, Kroyer, xx. 454.

— securifrons, Norm. xv. 62; =X.
454.

— Sowerbei, Kroyer, Xv. 61.

— Sowerbyi, Milne-Edw., xv. 61.

—spinus, Sow., xv. 61, 62; Xvi.
94, 95, 97, 98; xx. 45, 454.

— Thompsoni, Bell, xvii. 95, 96, 98,
100.

Hippomedon Holbéli, Kréyer, xx. 456.

Hipponacea, Carus, X. 238.

Hipponoa, Audowin § Milne-Edw., X.
239, 247.

— Gaudichaudi, Audouin § Milne-Edw.,
x. 239.

Hipponoe, Audouin § Milne-Hdw., X.
234, 238, 239, 246.

— Cranchii, Baird * , x. 240, 250.

— Gaudichaudi, Audouin § Milne-Hdw.,
x. 239, 240.

Hipponoide, x. 238, 247.

Hipponyx, Defr., iv. 38.

— antiquatus, Linn., xx. 492.

— Grayanus, Menke, xx. 493.

— radiatus, Quoy § Gaim., KX. 493.

— subrufa, Sow., v. 177.

Hippopotamus, Linn., Proc. (1867-68)
Ixxxi; ii. 29; xiv. ftnote 560.

Hippopsine, ix. 90, 118; xviii. 255.

Hipporhinine, x. 436.

Hipporhinus, Schinh., xi. 54, 55, 73,
78

Hippota, Walk., xvii. 54, 64.

— pectinicornis, Latr., Kvii. 78.
Hippothoa carinata, Norm., XX. 452.
Hira, Walk., Xil. 363.

—arnica, Walk., xii. 365.

— celipennis, Walk., xii. 365.

GENERAL INDEX.

Hira epilais, Waik., xii. 366.

— inconstans, Walk., xii. 363.

— lethe, Fabr., xii. 363.

— madagascariensis, Walk., xii. 364.

— rubricollis, Walk., xii. 366.

— sperchius, Cramer, xii. 363.

Hiracia, Walk. *, i. 154.

—ignava, Walk.* ,i. 154, 175.

Hircinia, Schmidt, xx. 564, 565, 566,
568.

— lingua, Schmidt, xv. 481.

Hirudinea, xii. 209, 210, 211, 226.

Hirudinella, Garsin, v. 21; ix. 201,
204.

— clayvata, Baird, ix. 205.

— marina, Garsin, ix. 205.

Hirudines, On a new Genus of Trema-
toda and some new or little-known
Parasitic (Macdonald), Proce. (1875-
80) vi. See Trans., 2nd ser. Zool.
vol. i. 209-212.

Hirudo, auct., X. 195; xii. 206, 209,

2.

— Tuba, Brawn, v. 53.

Hirundinide, ii. 155; xiii, 498; xx.
306, 308, 318, 352-365, 377, 378,
384, 388, 389, 390, 391.

Hirundo, Linn., 11. 40, 1383; xx. 3852-
365, 387.

— apus, Linn., ii, 40; (Forster), Proce.
ui. 146

— fretensis, Ramsay, xiii. 498.

— frontalis, Q. § G., ii. 155.

— javanica, Sparrm., iv. 175; xiii.
498 ; xvi. 4380.

— neoxena, Gould, ii. 155.

— riparia, Linn., ii. 40; v.18; (For- |}

ster), Proc. ii. 146.
—rupestris, Linn., Proc. ii. 32; XX.
353.

— rustica, Linn., ii. 40; v. 13; xx.
353; (Forster), Proc. ii. 146.
—urbica, Jinn. ii. 40; v. 18; xx.
4 353, 566; (Forster), Proc. ii.

146.

— —, fluke infesting, xii. 288.

Hislop, Wm., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1871-72), xxxii.

Hispa, Linn., xi. 52, 60.

— atra, Mabr., Xi. 54.

Hister, Linn., Xi. 52; xvii. 371.

— castaneus, Curt. *, Proce. i. 196.

— fureatus, Curt. * , Proc. i. 196.

— Mathewsii, Curt. * , Proc. i. 196.

Histerids, Proc. i. 196; xviii. 296,
299, 350, 351 ; xx. 120.

Histia, Hiibn., vi. 99.

Histiastrum, Hhrenb., xiv. 176.

Histicea, Walk., xii. 361, 407, 417.

— amazonica, Walk.* , X11. 362.

195

Histicea bellatrix, Walk., xii. 362.

— cepheus, Cramer, xii. 361.

— Colombizx, Butler * , xii. 362.

— inferioris, Butler * , xii. 362.

— Meldole, Butler * , xii. 362.

— paulina, Walk., xii. 363.

— proserpina, Hiibn., xii. 362.

Histiophorus brevirostris, Playfair, Xi.
525.

Histiostoma pectineum, Canest. § Berl.,
XVii. 380.

Histioteuthis, xi. 93.

Histrionella ephemera, Siebold, v.

Hitchman, Dr. Wm., elected Fellow,
Proe. (1857-58) ix.

Hive-Bee, death supposed to be caused
by a parasitic fungus (H. Higgins),
Proce. (1857-58) li; iii. 29-31.

Hobkirk, Charles C. P., elected Fellow,
Proe. (1877-78) xxviii.

Hoblyn, Thos., obituary, Proc. (1860-
61) xi.

Hocken, Dr. Thos. Morland, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1882-83) 6.

Hockeria, Walk., xwii. 54, 64.

— bispinosa, Fabr., xvii. 77.

— (?) canariensis, Kirby * , xvii. 74.

— (?) Dargelasi, Zatr., Xvii. 67.

— (?) figurator, Walk., xvii. 67.

— nigra, Walk., xvii. 67.

— (?) nyssa, Walk., xvii. 67.

— proxenus, Walk., xvii. 67.

— rufipes, Oliv., xvii. 67.

— (?) Walkeri, Kirby *, xxii. 67.

Hodgson, Wm., elected Associate, Proc.
(1883-86) 7.

Hoek, Dr. P., On Dichelaspis pellucida,
Darwin, from the scales of an
Hydrophid obtained at Mergui,
Proce. (1886-87) 11; xxi. 154.

Hoeven, Prof. J. van der, elected For.
Memb., Proc. (1856-57) vii.

Hofmeister, Dr. Wilhelm, elected For.
Memb., Proce. ii. 379; eulogy, 387 ;
death announced, Proc. (1876-77)
XIX,

Hog, teeth of, ii. 8.

—, flukes infesting, xii. 285, 286.

Hoge, Jabez, sce Guppy, J. L.

Hogg, John, elected Fellow, Proc. (1859-
60) ii; obituary, (1869-70) e.

—, nest of Vespa vulgaris, Linn., Proc.
il. 33, 34.

—, Note on some photographed Wasps’
nests, Proc. (1868 -69) xxvi.

—, Notice of the appearance of myriads
of a species of Aphis in the North
of England, during the present
summer, Proc. ii. 261, 262.

02

196

Hogg, John, On an Egg within an Egg,
Proc. (1860-61) ix, x.

—,on capture of Pipe-fishes (Syn-'
enathus, A7?z.), Proc. ii. 157.

—, On Spongilla fluviatilis, Blainv.,
Proe. 1. 8, 36, 226.

—, On the artificial Breeding of Salmon
and Trout, with Remarks on the
Modes of Fecundating their Ova,
Proc. ii. 246, 247.

—, On the External Membrane of the
Unimpregnated and Impregnated
Ova of the Common Salmon, Proc.
ii. 330-332.

—,On the nature of the
Marine, Proc. i. 36.

Spongize

—, On the skin of a Tunny found in.

the River Tees, Proc. ii. 348, 349,
360, 361.

—, and Isaac Fisher, On the artificial
introduction of a breed of Salmon
into the River Swale, and a tribu-
tary stream in Yorkshire, Proc. ii.
178-180.

Hogg, Dr. Robt., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1860-61) vii.

Hoggan, Dr. Geo., on the Lymphatics
of Vascular Walls, Proc. (1880-
82) 19.

—,and Dr. F. HE. Hoggan, On some
cutaneous Nerve-terminations in
Mammals, Proc. (1880-82) 34;
Xvi. 546-593.

Holangia, HL. de From., xviii. 66.

Holarxa, Edw. § Haime, xviii. 187,
191

Holberton, Vaughan Henry Alex.;
elected Fellow, Proc. (1856-57) v.

Holdsworth, W. H., elected Fellow,
Proc. (1856-57) ii.

Holectypus, Des., Xx. 59.

Holland, G. Calvert, On the phenomena
of Torpidity and the production of
Fat in Hybernating Animals, Proc.
(1856-57) iii.

Holland, Dr. Robt. Geo., elected Fellow,
Proce. i. 4; obituary, Proc. (1858-
59) xxxii.

Hollinshead, Lawrence Brock, death
announced, Proc. i. 34.

Hollis, Dr. W. Ainslie, The Pathology
of the Oak-gall, and its relation to
other morbid growths, Proc.
(1874-75) iv.

Holm, G. 1., correspondence with
Linnzus, xii. 196.

Holman, Lieut. Jas., obituary, Proc.
(1857-58) xxvi.

Holme, Charles, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1878-79) xlvii.

GENERAL INDEX.

Holmes, Rey. Edw. Adolphus, death:
announced, Proc. (1886-87) 17.
Holmes, Edw. Morell, elected Fellow,

Proc. (1875-80) ii.

—, exhibits gall of Aphilothrix Sie-
boldii, Hartig, Proc. (1877-78)
XXVI.

—, exhibits new blistering insect from
eo ae Proc. (1880-82) 25,.

Holmes, Wm., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1880-82) 11.

Holocanthus tricolor, Bloch, xv. 317.

Hioler ous dubius, Rambur, xiv.

32.

Holocentrum longipinne, Cuv. g§ Val.,
xx. 483.

HHolocephali, v. 2277.

Holocceenia, Edw. ¢ Haime, xviii. 128,
129, 197.

Holoecrania, xii. 223.

Holocystis, ZLonsd., xvili. 129, 130,
197.

Hololepta, Payk., xvii. 350.
Holomitra, Dana, xvii. 155, 159-161;
XVili. 132, 143-145, 158, 198.

— crustacea, Rumph., xvii. 155, 162.

Holophthaimi, xi. 233, 242.

Holopus, @’ Ord., xvi. 499.

Holopyga, Dahib., xi. 397.

— purpurea, F. Smith*, v. 68; Vile
144; xi. 397.

Holorhaphidota, xxx. 568.

Holostei, v. 227.

Holostoma, Nitzsch, v. 2, 44; XVili.
312.

—alatum, Nitzsch, v. 47, 56; ix. 282,
283.

— Anatis, Bellingham, v. 47, 56.

— auritum, Dw., v. 48.

— Bellinghamii, Co0d., v. 45, 56.

— brevicaudatum, Nordm., v. 50.

— Clavus, Molin, v. 47, 56.

— cornu, Nitzsch, v. 45, 58, 56.

— cornutum, Dwj., v. 47, 56.

— corones, Dies., v. 45, 56.

— crenulatum, Cobd., v. 47, 56.

— cuticola, Nordm., v. 50.

— denticulatum, Duy., v. 48, 56.

— dubium, Codd., v. 45, 56.

— erraticum, Duj., v. 46, 56.

— faleonum, Dies., v. 45, 56.

— gracile, Duy., v. 46, 56.

— Lagena, Molin, v. 45, 56.

— longicolle, Dw7., v. 45, 56.

— macrocephalum, Creplin, v. 44, 46.

— microstomum, Duj., v. 45, 56.

— multilobum, Codd., v. 46, 56.

— nigre, Bellingham, v. 47.

— nitidum, Leidy, v. 47, 56.

GENERAL INDEX.

‘Holostoma pileatum, Duj., v. 46.

— platycephalum, v. 46, 56.

— podomorphum, Nitzsch, v. 48, 56.

— serpens, Nitzsch, v. 45, 56.

— spathaceum, Duwy., v. 48.

— spatula, Creplin, v. 48.

— spherocephalum, Dies., v. 45, 56.

— Spheerula, Dw, v. 45, 56.

— tenuicolle, Dies., v. 45, 56.

— urnigerum, Wedl., v. 44.

— variabile, Nitzsch, v. 44, 56.

— variegatum, Duj., v. 46, 56.

— Westrumbii, Cobd., v. 45, 56.

— (Oidemia) nigra, Bellingham, v. 47.

‘Holostomis, Mannh., xi. 102, 106.

— altaica, Fisch., xi. 107.

—atrata, Hag., xi. 104.

— atrata, Lepchn., xi. 107.

— clathrata, Hag., xi. 105.

— Maclachlani, White, xi. 102, 103,
104.

— —, var. regina, McLachl. * , xi. 103.

—melaleuca, McLachl.*, xi. 104,
106.

— phalenoides, Linn., xi. 104.

Holostomum, NMitzsch, v. 2. 44,

—alatum, Nitzsch, v. 47, 56.

— cuticola, Nordm., v.50.

— Spatula, Creplin, v. 48.

Holotarsia, Brandt, Proce. i. 192.

Holothuria, Proc. (1883-86) 119; xv.
52; xvii. 219.

—~ intestinalis, Asc. §& Rath., xx. 458,
470.

— sp. from Patagonia, exhib. (Higgins),
Proce. (1880-82) 20.

— tremula, Gunn, Xili. 56.

Holothurians of Mergui (Bell), Proc.
(1883-86) 1384; xxi. 25-28.

Holothuride, Proce. ii. 372.

Holothuridea, xii. 215.

Holothuroidea, Proc. (1882-83) 39.

— pedata, xiii. 57.

Holroyd, Arthur Todd, death announced,
Proc. (1888-90) 75.

Holtze, Maurice, elected Fellow, Proce.
(1888-90) 2.

Homemota, Pascoe, ix. 104, 186.

— hbasalis, Pascoe, ix. 105, 136.

— Duboulayi, Pascoe * , ix. 103, 136.

Homalocerus, Schénh., xii. 87.

— albidovarius, Fairm. § Germ., Xii.

— argus, Fairm. § Germ., xii. 87.

— balteatus, Fairm. § Germ., Xii. 87,

— exquisitus, Fairm.§ Germ., xii. 87.

Homalopside, x. 56, 58.

Homalopsis buccata, Linn., v. 58, 66.

Homaloptera, v. Hasselt, xiv. 536,
589, 562, 566, 579.

197

Homaloptera bilineata, Blyth, xiv. 540.

— Brucei, Gray, xiv. 539, 568, 572.

— maculata, Gray, xiv. 540, 568, 572.

Homalopterina, Xiv. 536; Xviii. 316.

Homalota, Mannerh., Xii. 38

Homarus vulgaris, Hdw., and Shore
Crab (Carcinus menas, Penn.),
Moulting of Common Lobster,
(Salter), Proc. (1858-59) vii; iv.
30-35.

Home, Capt. Sir E., presentation of
portrait of Sir Jas. Banks by,
Proc. ii. 53.

Homerobius lutarius, Linn., xiv. 736.

Homo, Linn., Proc. (1867-68) xviii ; ii.
5-37; xx. 269.

Homeeoecera, Felder, xii. 370, 375, 405,
407.

— beata, Butler * , xii. 376.

— crassa, Felder, Xii. 375.

—gemmifera, Walk., xii. 376.

— Jansonis, Butler, xii. 375.

— melas, Cramer, xii. 376.

— Salvini, Butler * , xii. 376.

— scintillans, Herr.-Schéff., xii. 376.

— Stretchii, Butler * , xii. 375, 379.

Homeeodera pygmxa, Wollaston, Xiv.
530.

Homophyllia, Briigg., xviii. 57, 60,
61, 204.

Homoprion, Holb., xiii. 140.

Homoptera, Boisd., ix. 181, 182; x.
462 ; xi. 48, 82.

— biarmioides, Walk. * , vii. 83.

— fimbripes, Walk. * , ix. 181, 185.

— intractabilis, Walk. * , vii. 83.

— paupera, Walk. * , ix. 181, 185.

Homoptera collected at Sarawak, Bor-
neo, by A. R. Wallace (Walker),
i. 141-175.

— from Singapore and Malacca, col-
lected by A. R. Wallace (Walker),
Proce. (1855-56) xix ; i. 82-100.

—, Strepsipterous Insect parasitic on
(Westwood), Proc. (1856-57) vi.

Homopteride, vii. 83; ix. 181, 182.

Homopterous Insects coll. in the Indian
Archipelago by A. R. Wallace
(Walker), Proc. (1866-67) vi; x.
83-193, 276-330.

Homopterus, Westw.*, Proc. i. 75,

— brasiliensis, Miers, Proce. i. ‘75, 113.

Homopus, Koch, xv. 333; Xvii. 372,
373-3705.

— elephantis, Fiirst., xvii. 373, 375.

Honey yielded by a Persian thistle,
after being punctured by a species
of Rhynchophora, Latr. (Loftus),
Proc. ii. 153.

198

Honey-Ant, new (Lubbock), xv. 167,
185-187 ; xvii. 51, 52. ;
Honey-Bee, vii. 117, 124; antenne of
(Briant), (xix. 84-88; tongue of

(Briant), xvii. 408-417.

—, Heredity of Sex in (Grimshaw),
Proce. (1888-90) 72.

Hood, Sir Wm. Charles, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1857-58) vi; obituary,
(1869-70) ci.

Hooker, Sir Joseph Dalton, elected
Fellow, Proce. i. 151; presentation

of Linnean Medal to, Proce. (1887-.

88) 80-83 ; portrait of, Proc. (1888-
90) 86, 43, 73.

—,eulogium on Robt. Brown, Proc.
(1887-88) 54-67.

—, exhibits Antipathes, Pa//., sp. from
Bermuda, Proc. (1873-74) x.

—, exhibits Coffee-tree Borer (Xylo-
trichus quadrupes, Chevr.) and
perforated wood, Proc. (1872-73)
vi.

—,presents portrait of Rev. M. J.
Berkeley, Proc. (1878-79) xxxvii.

Hooker, Sir Wm. Jackson, obituary,
Proe. (1865-66) i, xii, xvi; cast of
Bust, pres. (H. Christy), Proce.
(1859-60) xxxiv ; portraits of, Proc.
(1888-90) 36, 44.

Hooper, Rev. Richard, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1880-82) 27.

Hoopoe taken in the English Channel
(Bunbury), Proc. ii. 327.

Hope, Rt. Hon. Alex. J. R. Beresford,
death announced, Proe. (1887-88)
16.

Hope, Rev. Fredk. W., obituary, Proc.
(1861-62) xi.

—, exhibits portraits of Linnzus, Proc.

i. 166.

—, insects collected in Assam by W.
Griffith, Proce. i. 42, 77.

—, insects from Sylhet, Proe. i. 157.

—, On Coleoptera from Assam in Fredk.
Parry’s coll., Proc. i. 127.

Hopkinson, John, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1874-75) v. :

Hoplangia, Gosse, xviii. 66, 67, 204.

Hoplia, /l., xiv. 135.

— aurantiaca, Waterh.* , xiv. 135.

Hoplophora, Perty, ix. 262.

Hoplophorus ornatus, Owen,
(1882-83) 25.

Hoplopterus spinosus, Zinn., xvii. 441.

Hore Carcinologice (T. Bell), Proc. ii.
428-435.

Horama, Hiibner, xii, 373, 374.

— diffusa, Grote, xii. 373.

— Grotei, Butler * , xii. 374.

Proce.

GENERAL INDEX.

Horama incerta, Walk., xii. 373.

— pretus, Cramer, Xii. 374.

Horamia pretellus, Herr.-Schiaff., Xii. 373-

— tarsalis, Walk., xii. 373.

Hore, Rev. Wm. Strong, elected Fellow,
Proce. i. 58.

—, exhibits hybrid duck, Proe. i. 46.

Horia, Fadr., Proc. i. 319.

Hornbill, xiii. 91.

—, new, from Islandof Panay (Sharpe),
ili. 155, 156.

Hornbills (Sharpe & Anderson), Proc.
(1875-80) xv; iii. 155-157.

—, habits of (Anderson), xiii. 156, 157.

Horne, Charles, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1871-72) xxxi; obituary, Ixxiii.

Horne, Hdw., obituary, Proce. ii. 182.

Horne, J., elected Fellow, Proce. (1873-

74) viii.
Hornemann, Jens Wilken, obituary,
Proce. i. 145.

Hornera, Lam., XX. 276, 278, 283.

— borealis, Bush, xiii. 484.

— coneatennata, Reuss, xvii. 404 ; xx.
275, 278.

— fissurata, Bush, Xx. 275, 276, 278, 280.

— foliacea, MacGuil., xx. 276.

— frondiculata, Lam., xx. 276, 278.

— galeata, Sm., xx. 276.

— hippolyta, Defr., xx. 276.

— lichenoides, Linn., xx. 276, 278.

— ramosa, MacGill., xx. 276.

— robusta, Mac Giil., xx. 276.

— serrata, Reuss, Xx. 278.

— subdubia, Goldstein, xx. 276.

— violacea, Sars, Xx. 276.

Horniman, Fredk. John, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1875-80) iv.

Horse, xii. 158.

—, Guinea-worm (Dracunculus, Lister)
from a, exhib. (Cobbold), Proce.
(1880-82) 24,

—, parasite infesting, xiii. 45.

—, Trematode from (Gastrodiscus Son-
sinonis, Cobb.), exhib. (Cobbold),
Proce. (1880-82) 1.

Horse-fishes, xv. 41.

Horse-mackerel, xv. 49.

Horsfield, Dr. Thos., obituary, Proc.
(1859-60) xxv; portrait ef, Proc.
(1888-90) 44.

Hotinus, Amyot et Serv., i. 84, 142.

— cultellatus, Walk. * , i. 1438,

— intricatus, Walk. *,1. 142.

— maculatus, Oliw., i. 142.

— pyrorhynchus, Donov., x. 96.

— subocellatus, Gwér., i. 84.

— Sultana, White, i. 142.

Houghton, Rey Wm., elected Fellow,
Proc. (1858-59) iui.

GENERAL INDEX.

House-fly, vii. 159; xvii. 371.

House-spider, parthenogenesis in (Camp-
bell), Proc. (1880-82) 35; Xvi.
536-539.

Houston, David, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1882-83) 3.

Hovenden, FHredk., elected
Proc. (1872-78) xlviii.

Howard, Alfred G., elected Fellow,
Proc. (1883-86) 70.

Howard, John Eliot, elected Fellow,
Proe. (1856-57) iv; obituary, Proce.
(1883-86) 35.

Howes, Geo. Bond, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1885-86) 120.

—, On the Intestinal Canal of the
Ichthyopsidz, with especial refer-
ence to the Arterial Supply, Proc.
(1888-90) 72; xxiii. 381-410.

Howitt, Alfred Wm., elected Fellow,
Proc. (1882-83) 3.

Howlett, F., exhibits living Tarantula
from Madeira, Proc. (1870-71) xciii.

Howse, Thos., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1867-68) xlvii.

Howson, Rev. John, obituary, Proc.
(1858-59) xxxii.

Hoy, James Barlow, obituary, Proc.
1. 204.

Hoyle, W. E., On the deep-water Fauna
of the Firth of Clyde, Proc. (1888-
90) 8; xx. 442-472.

Huata-pisco, bird of the year, ix. 364.

Hudleston, Wilfred, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1878-79) xxxvii.

Hudson, Robt., elected Fellow, Proc.
1. 355 ; obituary, Proc. (1882-85) 42.

Huechys, Amyot et Serv., i. 84, 142.

— cuprea, Walk. * , X. 95.

— facialis, Walk.* , 1. 142.

— sanguinea, Deg., i. 84; x. 95.

— splendidula, adr, i. 142.

Huenia, De Haan, xiv. 648, 649.

— pbreyirostrata, Dana, xiv. 649.

— proteus, De Haan, xiv. 649.

— simplex, Dana, Xiv. 649.

Huenioides, Milne-EKdw., xiv. 648.

Hughes, W. R., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1863-64) 1ii ; obituary, Proc. (1874—
FB) Ue

Hugo, Rev. Thos., elected Fellow, Proc.
ul. 245; death announced, Proc.
(1876-77) xix.

Hull, Thos., elected Associate, Proc. i.
230.

Hullett, Richmond Wm., elected Fellow,
Proe. (1888-90) 2.

Hulme, Dr. Edw., obituary, Proc. i. 378.

Hulme, Fredk. Edw., elected Fellow,
Proce. (1868-69) xliii.

Fellow,

199

| Hulme, Robt., elected Fellow, Proc.

(1855-56) ii.

Hulodes saturnioides, Guen., vii. 178.

Humble-Bees, vii. 116; xv. 18, 19,
25, 30.

—, from Manitoba, exhib. (Christy),
Proce. (1883-86) 7.

—, mignne flowers, XVii. 182, 183, 186—
194,

Humboldt, Baron Alex. von, Proc.
(1858-59) xvi, xlvii.

Humilinares, xvii. 426.

Humming-fish, xv. 49.

Humpbacked Cod (Murie), Proc. (1883-
86) 118.

Hunneman, John, obituary notice, Proc.
ob:

Hunt, Arthur Roope, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1883-86) 67.

—, Influence of Wave-currents on
Fauna inhabiting shallow seas, Proc.
(1883-86) 16; xviii. 262-274.

Hunt, Rev. H. G. Bonavia, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1879-80) 1xi.

Hunter, John, bust of, Proe.(1888-90)37-

—, cast of bust of, pres. (Bennett), Proc.
(1859-60) 1.

Hurlock, Joseph, death announced,
Proe. i. 244.

Hurst, Jas. Chag., death announced, Proc.
(1888-90) 11.

Hurst, Robt. Charles, elected Fellow,
Proe. (1860-61) ii ; obituary, Proce.
(1861-1862) xc.

Huskisson, H. O., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1880-82) 3.

Hutchinson, John,
Proe. ii. 101.

Hutton, Alex., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1883-86) 1.

Hutton, Henry, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1888-90) 5.

Hutton, Mrs. L., On the Habits of a
Species of Australian Ant, Proc.
(1859-60) vii; v. 217, 218.

Huxley, Thomas Henry, elected Fellow,.
Proe. (1858-59) i.

—, exhibits Hyalonema mirabilis, Gray,
Proe. (1860-61) 1.

—, Linnean gold medal awarded to,
Proc. (1888-90) 89.

—, Notice of the Mechanism of the
Stomach of the Crustacea, Proc.
(1856-57) iv.

—, On some points in the Anatomy of
Nautilus pompilius, Linn., Proc.
(1857-58) li; iii. 36-44.

—, On the Agamie Reproduction of
Aphides, Proc. (1857-58) ii, vil.
See Trans. vol. xxii. 193-236.

elected Fellow,

200

- Huxley, T. H., On the Anatomy and De-
velopment of Pyrosoma, Pér., Proc.
(1859-60) iii, See Trans. xxiii.
193-250.

—, On the Classification of the Animal
Kingdom, Proc. (1874-75) iii;
xii. 199-226.

—, On the Dermal Armour of Jacare,
Gray, and Caiman, Spix, with
notes on the specific and generic
characters of recent Crocodilia,
Proc. (1858-59) iv ; iv. 1-28.

Huxley, Wm., on Physalia, Lam., Proc.
ii. 3-5.

—, On the Anatomy of Diphyes, and
on the unity of Composition of the
Diphyidz and Physophoride, Proc.
ii. 15, 60, 65, 67-69.

Hyzena, Cranial and Dental Characters
of (Busk), Proc. (1865-66) ix; ix.
59-79.

—, Spotted, xii. 194.

Hyena, Briss., 11.12; xix. 2, 9,10, 12.

— antiquorum, Temm., ix. 59.

— brunnea, Thunb., ix. 59-79.

— capensis, Desm., ix. 59.

— crocotta, Hral., ix. 65.

— crocuta, Hral., ix. 59-79.

— Crocuta, Ludolf, ix. 60.

— fasciata, Thunb., ix. 59-79.

— fusca, St.-Hilaire, ix. 59-79.

— maculata, Odm., ix. 60.

— maculata, Thunb., ix. 59-79.

— orientalis, Tiedem., ix. 59.

— rayée, Cuy., ix. 59.

— spelexa, Goldf., ix. 60-79.

— striata, Zimm., 1x. 59-79.

— veterum, Kempfer, ix. 59.

— villosa, Smith, ix. 59.

— vulgaris, Desm., ix. 59.

— (Huhyeena) fusea, S?.-Hilaire, ix. 65.

— (—) striata, Zimm., 1X. 65.

Hysnodon, Aym., ii. 35.

Hyalea, Lam., iv. 38, 42.

Hyaleucerea, Butler, xii. 430.

— vulnerata, Butler, xii. 430.

Hyalinecia, Malmgren, =. 354, 356,
360

— bilineata, Baird * , x. 358.

—tubicola, O. F. Miill., x. 857; =X.
458, 469.

— varians, Baird * , x. 359.

Hyalodiscus, Hert. § Less., Kili. 264.

— rubicundus, Hert. § Less., xiii. 267.

Hyalolampe, Greeff, xiii. 295.

— fenestrata, Greeff; xiii. 295.

Hyalonema mirabilis, Gray,
(1860-61) 1.

— Sieboldii, Gray, exhib. (Duncan),
Proc. (1888-90) 68, 69.

Proc.

GENERAL INDEX.

Hyalopis, Herr.-Schdff., xii. 400.

Hyalopomatus Claparedii, Marenzeller,
xiv. 127.

Hyalosphenia, Stein., xiii. 395, 396.

— lata, Schulze, xili. 394.

Hyantis, Hewits., xi. 436.

Hyas, Leach, xiv. 654.

— alutacea, Brandt, xv. 60.

— araneus, Linn., Xiv. 654; xx. 454,
468.

— coarctatus, Leach, vi. 166; xv. 60;
Xvii. 94-97, 100; xx. 454, 468.

Hyastenus, White, xiv. 658, 671.

— diacanthus, de Haan, xx. 109.

— oryx, A. Milne-Edw., xx. 109.

— planasius, Addams § White, xx. 109.

— Seb, White, xiv. 658, 659.

Hybernating Animals, Torpidity &e. in
(Holland), Proc. (1856-57) iii.

Hyblea cyprinoides, Walk., vii. 75.

— erycinoides, Waik., iii. 197.

— tortricoides, Gwen., iii. 197; Vil.

75.

Hybleide, iii. 197; vii. 75.

Hyborhynchus, Macleay, xii. 8, 21.

Hybos, Fabr., v. 149; vii. 111.

— bicolor, Walk.*, iti. 91; v. 287;
ix. 15.

— deficiens, Walk. * , iii. 129; ix. 15.

— stigma, Walk.*, viii. 111.

Hybothorax, Ratz., xvii. 54, 64, 78.

— Graafii, Ratz., xvii. 54, 64.

Hybris, Lefebv., xi. 219, 222, 232, 238,
265, 266.

— angulata, Westw., xi. 266, 267, 275.

— cervina, Hagen, Xi. 267, 275.

— javana, Burm., Xi. 267, 276.

— subjacens, Walk., xi. 267, 276.

Hyda, Walk., xii. 397. ’

— basilutea, Walk., xii. 397.

— sortita, Walk., xii. 398.

— xanthorhina, Herr.-Schdff., xii. 397.

Hydnophora, Milne-Edw. § Haime,
XvVili. 96, 97, 196.

Hydnophorabacia, d’Ach., xviii. 161,
164, 198.

Hydra, Linn., Xi. 83; xii. 207; Xx.
101.

— triticea, Linn., xii. 199.

— viridis, Linn., Proc. (1874-75) xx;
(1882-83) 35, 38.

Hydrachna, Miiller, xiv. 121.

— concharum, von Baer, v. 16.

Hydrachnide, xiv. 121; xvii. 51.

Hydractinia, van Ben., xiv. 192-194,
933, 284, 236, 237, 240, 241.

—echinata, Flem., xii. 254; xvii.
106, 108; xx. 460.

—monocarpa, Allman*, Xii. 254,
281.

GENERAL INDEX.

Hydractinidx, Proc. (1877-78) xxxi.

Hydractiniide, xii. 284.

Hydrallmania falcata, Linn., xx. 460.

Hydrobates erythropus, Burm., Xiv.
488.

— regulus, White * , xiv. 488.

Hydrobatide, xiv. 488.

Hydrobia, Hartm., xvi. 255, 269, 271.

— Angasi, f. A. Smith*, xvi. 271,
317.

— Brazieri, H, A. Smith*, xvi. 269,
317.

— buecinoides, Quoy § Gaim., XVI.
269.

— Petterdi, E. A. Smith*, xvi. 270,
317.

— Preissii, Philippi, xvi. 269.

— rufilabris, H. A. Smith, xvi. 268.

— yictorie, Tenison- Woods, xvi. 270,
317.

Hydrobiosis, MeLachi. * , x. 206.

— frater, McLachi. * , x, 207, 213, 214.

— umbripennis, McLachil.*, =X. 208,
213, 214.

Hydrobius, Leach, xi. 37,71, 85, 87.

Hydrochelidon, Bote, xiv. 402, 403.

— hybrida, Gray, xiv. 403.

— leucoptera, Meisner & Schinz, xiv.
403.

Hydrocherus Capybara, Hral., v. 38.

Hydrocissa albirostris, Blyth, xiii. 156.

Hydrocorallina, xx. 276.

Hydroid Medusa, new freshwater, Proc.
(1875-80) lxii; x. 131-187,
Hydroida, ii. 37; xiii. 303; xx. 465.
—, coll. by Capt. St. John, Proc.

(1873-74) xiv.

— Calyptoblastea, xii. 258.

— Gymnoblastea, X11. 252.

—, Mergui (Hincks), Proc. (1886-87) 8;
xxi. 121-135.

—, new (Allman), Proc. (1874-75) iii ;
(1883-86) 74 ; xii. 251-284; xix.
132-161.

—, Sense-Organs of (Allman), Proc.
(1875-80) Ii.

Hydrolinus, read Hydrolycus scomber-
oides, Cuv., v. 11.

Hydrolycus scomberoides, Cuv., v. 11.

Hydrometra metator, White*, xiv.
482,

Hydrometride, xiv. 486.

Hydromyzides, iii. 127; iv. 170; vii.
222, 238; viii. 129, 136.

Hydrophid, Dichelaspis pellucida,
Darwin, from scales of an, obtained
at Mergui (Hoek), Proc. (1886-87)
Il; xxi. 154.

Hydrophide, ix. 49; x. 6, 66.

Hydrophilidz, Proc. i. 197.

201

Hydrophilus, Geoffr., xi. 52, 71, 87;
xx. 432.

—chalybeatus, Curt. *, Proce. i. 197.

— ochripes, Curt. *, Proc. i. 197.

Hydrophis, Opp., X. 58.

—anomalus, Schmidt, x. 67.

— atriceps, Giinther, x. 66.

— cerulescens, Shaw, x. 66.

_— Cantoris, Giinther, x. 66.

— chloris, Daud., x. 66.

— coronatus, Giinther, x. 66.

— curtus, Shaw, x. 67. —

— cyanocinctus, Daud., X. 66.

— Hllioti, Gimnther, &. 67.

— fasciatus, Schneid., x. 66.

— gracilis, Ginther, x. 66.

— Hardwickii, Gray, x. 67.

— Jerdoni, Gray, X. 66.

— lapemoides, Gray, x. 66.

— latifasciatus, Ginther, x. 66.

— Lindsayi, Gray, x. 66.

— nigrocinctus, Daud., x. 66.

— pachycercus, Mish., X. 67.

— robustus, Giinther, x. 66.

— sublevis, Gray, ix. 49.

— torquatus, Giinther, x. 66.

— viperinus, Schmidt, x. 67.

Hydrophylide, xx. 432, 438.

Hydroporide, xi. 52.

Hydroporus, Clairv., xi. 57; xii.
162.

— 12-pustulatus, Steph., xiii. 171, 172.

— elegans, Panz., xiii. 171, 172.

— Gyllenhalli, Schiddte, xiii. 170, 171.

— ineequalis, Fabr., xiii. 169.

— pictus, Fabr., xiii. 169, 170.

Hydropsalia, Wagl., ii. 143.

Hydropsycha vicaria, Walk., xi. 126,
127.

Hydropsyche, Pictet, xi. 1381, 136;
xiv. 731, 736; xwi. 154, 158.

— angustipennis, Curt., xvi. 158.

— colonica, McLachl.* , xi. 131, 141.

— fimbriata, McLachl., x. 218.

— instabilis, auct., xiv. 731, 736.

— lanceolata, Curtis, x. 213.

— maderensis, Hag., Xvi. 154, 158.

— mauritiana, McLachil.*, xi. 133,
141.

—modiea, McLachl. * , xi. 133, 141.

Hydropsychide, x. 204, 213; xi. 129,
1386; xiv. 731; xvi. 154, 158,
161.

Hydroptila, Dalm., xvi. 154, 161.

— atra, Hag., xvi. 161.

— sp., McLachl., xvi. 161.

Hydroptilide, xvi. 154.

ne insularis, Hag. Xvi.

61.
Hydrosaurus salvator, Lam., X. 23, 35.

202

Hydroscopus plumbeus, F%tz., v. 19.

Hydrotea bicolor, Dol., v. 168.

— gsolennis, Walk. *, 1. 27.

Hydrous, Leach, xi. 71.

Hydrovatus clypealis, Sharp, xiii. 161,
162, 166, 167, 170.

Hydrozoa, Proc. (1874-75) ii. (1882-
83) 24; xii. 207, 208, 209, 226;
xiv. 123, 187, 194, 225, 233, 234;
xvii. 105, 106; xvill. 5; xx.
462.

Hydrozogrium, or water-tank (John
Hogg), Proe. ii. 247.

Hydrozoon, Tubularian, from N. Zea-
land, exhib. (Higgins), Proc.
(1875-80) xxxi.

Hydrusa, Walk., xii. 345, 350, 352-
354, 421.

— annulata, Fabr., xii. 352, 353.

— hpicolor, Walk., x11. 353.

— cingulata, Butler * , xii. 352.

— humeralis, Butler * , x11. 352.

— insularis, Butler * , xii. 353.

— intensa, Butler *, Xii. 353.

— nigriceps, Butler * , xii, 352.

Hyela, Walk., xii. 398.

— consors, Walk., Xii. 398.

— frontalis, Walk., xii. 398.

— sanguinea, Walk., Xii. 398.

—singularis, Walk., xii. 406.

— stipata, Walk., xii. 398.

— yacillans, Walk., X11. 398.

Hyelosia, Hiibn., wi. 74.

Hyena, Spotted, Penn., ix. 60.

—, Striped, Penn., 1x. 59.

Hygocera spiloptera, Pascoe, ix. 108.

Hylesinus, fabr., xi. 73.

Hylobates hoolock, Harlan, xiii. 157.

Hylobiiner, x. 436; xi. 170-174, 453;
xii. 85.

Hylobius, Germ., x1. 53, 73, 169.

— abietis, Linn., xi. 170.

—aphya, Pascoe*, xi. 170, 171;
Xl. 85.
— fasciatus, Pascoe*, xi. 168, 217;

xii. 85.
— notatus, Pascoe * , xi. 169; xxii. 85.
— papulosus, Pascoe*, xi. 170; Xii.

— rubidus, Pascoe * , xi. 169; xii. 85.
— scrofa, Pascoe * , xi. 169; xii. 85.
Hylocharis, Boze, ii. 157.
Hylophilus, Temm., ii. 148.
Hyloterpe, Cabanis, 11. 157.
Hylotoma, Latr., Proc. i. 186.
— formosa, Klug, Proc. i. 187.
Hylotomine, xx. 34.
Hylotorus, Dalm., Proc. i. 111, 112.
— bucephalus, Gyil., Proc. i. 112.
Hylotrypes (Serv.), Muls., ix. 139,

°

GENERAL INDEX.

Hylotrypes asemoides, Pascoe, ix. 139.'

— bajulus, Linn., ix. 142.

Hymenaster, Wyv. Thom., xvi. 190,
192, 202, 207, 210, 242, 246.

— anomalus, Sladen * , xvi. 210, 228.

— celatus, Sladen * , xvi. 210, 225.

— carnosus, Sladen * , xwi. 210, 220.

— coccinatus, Sladen * , xvi. 211, 238.

— crucifer, Sladen * , xvi. 210, 227.

—echinulatus, Sladen*, xwi. 210,
218.

— formosus, Sladen *, xvi. 210, 213.

— geometricus, Sladen*, xvi. 210,
234.

— glaucus, Sladen *, xvi. 210, 221.

—graniferus, Sladen*, xvi. 210,
233.

— infernalis, Sladen * , xvi. 210, 224.

—latebrosus, Sladen*, xvi. 210,
230.

—membranaceus, Wyv. Thoms., XWi-
ZN; 237.

— nobilis, Wyv. Thoms., xiii. 74-76 ;
Xvi. 210, 211.

— pellucidus, Wyv. Thoms., xiii. 73.

—pergamentaceus, Sladen*, XVI.
210, 215.

— porosissimus, Sladen*, xvi. 210,
231.

— precoquis, Sladen* , xvi. 240.

—pullatus, Sladen*, xvi. 211, 224,
23D.

— sacculatus, Sladen **, xvi. 210, 217.

— vicarius, Sladen * , Xvi. 210, 223.

Hymenia perspectalis, Hiibn., xx. 531,
545.

— recurvalis, Fabr., xi. 280.

Hymeniacidon armatura, Bowerb., XV.
478.

— ficus, Johnst., xvii. 107.

— sanguinea, Bowerb., xx. 566, 568.

Hymeniastrum, Hhrenb., xiv. 176.

Hymenophyllia, Milne-Hdw. § Haime,
Xvili. 77, 80, 196.

Hymenophysa, M‘Clelland, xiv. ftnote
539.

Hymenoptera, Proc. i. 306, 318, 319;
Proe. ii. 23, 35; Proc. (1882-85)
21; Proc. (1883-86) 22; 1. 187—
140; v. 94; ix. 230; xi. 48, 79;
xiv. 101, 106, 622, 674; xv. 10,
13, 16-20, 22, 24; xwii. 53; =x.
474, 531.

— Aculeata, xv. 180.

— —, Australian, habits of some (Hi. L.
Roth and W. F. Kirby), xviii.
318-328.

—— of Hastern Archipelago, Geogra-
phical Distribution (F. Smith),
Proe. (1862-63) v ; vil. 109-145.

GHNERAL INDEX.

Hymenoptera Aculeata from Sandwich
Island (F. Smith), Proe. (1878-79)
xlii; xiv. 675-685.

—, air-sacs in (Newport), Proc. i. 353.

— Anthophila, tongue of (Saunders)
Proc. (1888-90) 74; xxiii. 410-
432.

— collected by A. R. Wallace (F. Smith)
at Aru and Key, Proc. (1858-59),
ii; iii. 132-178.

—-— at Celebes, Proc. (1857-58) x;
(1858-59) 1; iii. 4-27.

——by A. R. Wallace (F. Smith)
at Sarawak in the Island of Borneo,
Malacca, and Singapore, Proc.
(1856-57) x1; ii. 42-1380.

— — in the Islands of Batchian, Kaisaa,
Amboyna, &c., and in New Guinea,
Proce. (1859-60) viii; v. 93-145.

— — in the Islands of Ceram, Celebes,
Ternate, and Gilolo, Proc. (1860-
61) xlix; vi. 36-66.

— —#in the Islands of Mysol, Ceram,
Timor, é&c., Proc. (1862-63) v;
Vii. 6-47.

—— — in the Islands of Sumatra, Sula,
Guilolo, Salwatty, and New Guinea,
Proc. (1863-64) xlv ; viii. 61-94.

—- from Brazil, new (Curtis), Proe. i.
186.

—frem Manitoba, exhib. (Christy),
Proe. (1883-86) 7.

—, minute (Westwood), Proc. (1877-
78) xxix.

—, neuration, &c., of wings of (Staveley),
Proc. (1859-60) xxxvi.

—, parasites on, Proc. ii. 247; xv. 301.

— visiting flowers, xvii. 175-194.

—, wings of (H. Doubleday), Proc. i.350.

—and Ichneumonide of India and
Hastern Archipelago (F. Smith
and Wallace), xi. 285-415.

Hymenosoma, Desm., xiv. 636.

Hymeraphia microcionides, Carter, xv.
476, 482.

Hyocrinus bethellianus, Wyv. Thoms.,
mili. 47, 48, 51- DD.

Hyopotamus, Owen, ii, 29.

Hypetra complens, Watk., wii. 167.

Hypanartia, Hiibner, Xi. 485, 438.

Hypena, Schr., ix. uel

— mepaspila, Walk, * , ix. 181, 193.

— pilosalis, Guen., ix. "183.

— ruralis, Walk., iii, 192,

Hypenide, iii. 192; vii. 170; ix.
181, 183.

Hypera, Germ., xi. 452.

Hyperia, Latr., ix. 142-147.

—igalba, Mont., ix. 143-147; xiii.
193; xv. 66; xx. 46.

203

Hyperia gibba, Mont., xii. 580.

— Kinahani, Spence Bate, ix. 144-
147.

— Latreillei, H. Edw., xv. 66.

— medusarum, Fabr., ix. 148, 160-
169; xv. 66.

— minuta, T. Edw., ix. 144, 166-170.

— oblivia, Kroyer, ix. 143, 166, 168—
170.

— olivia, read oblivia, Kroyer, ix. 143.

Hyperie, ix. 166-170.

Hyperiide, On the habits &c. of the
(I. Hdwards), Proc. (1865-66)
Ixxxix; Proc. (1866-67) iv; ix.
143-147, 166-170.

Hyperine, x. 436; xi. 452; xii. 84.

Hypermetra, Pascoe*, xi. 167, 168;
xii. 85.

— analis, Pascoe* , xi. 167, 183, 218;
xii. $5. ;

Hypernaria diffundens, Walk.*, iii.
192.

Hypermnestra, Ee xi. 432, 433.

Hyperoartii, v. 227.

Hyperoodon, iba, xiii. 187.

Hyperotreti, v. 297.

oe Sladen * , XWii. 215, 217,
23

—diadematus, Sladen*, xvii. 234,

237.
— hyalinus, 234,

Sladen*, XVii.
— inermis, Sladen * , xvii. 234, 239.
— planus, Sladen * , xvii. 234, ‘249,
Hyphantornis atr ogulari is, Heug gh, X<vii.
26.

Hyphilaria, Hiibner, ix. 420.

— anophthalma, Feld., ix. 420.

— cydias, Westw., ix. 420.

— Nicias, Stoll, ix. 420. |

— WNicon, Godt., ix. 420.

— parthenis, Doubl., Westw., § Hewits.,
ix. 420.

Hyphydrus ovatus,
167-169.

Hypna, Hiibn., xi. 438.

Hypocephalus armatus, Desm. (West-
wood), Proc. ii. 288 ; (Curtis) 291-
293 ; (A. White) 294.

Hypochrysops, Felder, xi. 436.

Hypoclinea, Mayr, xi. 310.

— bituberculata, Mayr, xi. 310.

— gracilis, Motsch., xi. 310.

Hypocysta, Westw., Vili. 147; x1. 436.

— Hemonia, Hewits., viii. 147.

— Hecaerge, Hewits., viii. 147.

— Hygea, Hewits., viii. 147.

— Osyris, Boisd., viii. 147.

Hypodestes, Milippi, xvii. 375.

Hypogrammida, iii, 189; vii. 161.

Tinn., xiii. 162,

204

Hypolimnas, Hubner, xi. 486; xvi.
463.

Hypolithus, De7., xi. 89.

Hypophorella expansa, Hhlers, xv.
5-8

Hypophthalmus
a a 569.

— toakree, Sykes, xii. 569.

Hypophylla, Boisd., ix. 446.

Hypoprepia, Hiibner, vi. 101, 102.

—cruciata, Walk. * , vi. 101.

— divisa, Walk. *, vi. 102.

— euprepioides, Walk. * , vi. 102.

— perpusilla, Walk. * , vi. 102.

— rubrigutta, Walk.*, vi. 101.

Hypopus (Michael), Proce. (1883-86) 5 ;
Xvii. 371-394.

— on Dufour, xvii. 372, 375,
378.

— sapromyzarum, Dufour, xvii. 372.

Hypopyra apicalis, Walk. * , vii. 178.

— vespertilio, Fabr., vii. 178.

Hoe aeHs marginatus, Fabr., XX.
500.

goongwaree, Sykes,

Hypostoma caryophillinus, Blainv., v.
43,

Hypostomatina, xviii. 316.

Hypotriorchis nove guinex, Salvad.,
Xvi. 424.

— severus, Salvad., xvi. 424.

Hypsa, Hiibner, vi. 100, 101.

— Dama, Fabr., vi. 100.

—egens, Wailk., iii. 185; vi. 100.

— Javana, Cram., vi. 100.

— lanceolata, Walk., vi. 100.

— privata, Walk.*, vi. 100.

— silyandra, Cram., 111. 185; vi. 100.

Hypsauchenia Hardwickii, Kirby, x.
183

Hypselobarbus, Bleeker, Xiv. 537, 538
finote.

Hypselomine, ix. 83, 113.

Hypselonotus, Hope, xi. 81, 82.

Hypsilophodon, Hurley, xii. 314.

Hypsilophus tuberculatus, Wag/er, v.
41.

Hypsiprymnodon, famsay, A Genus
indicative of a distinct Family
(Pleopodid) in the Diprotodont
Section of the Marsupialia (Owen),
Proce. (1875-80) xxvi. See Trans.,
2nd ser. Zool. vol. i. 573-582.

Hypsirhina, Wagler, x. 49, 50, 57.

— enhydris, Schn., x. 57, 58, 66.

— plumbea, Bote, x. 57, 66.

Hyptia, Mliger, xi. 399.

— javanica, Wesiw., xi. 399.

Hyrax, Herm., ti. 28-37.

Hysia, Walk., xii. 396.

—- astyoche, Hiibner, xii. 396.

GENERAL INDEX.

Hysia delecta, Butler, xii. 396.

— melaleuca, Walk., xii. 396.

— temenus, Cram., xii. 396.

Hysteropterum informe, Walk.*, x.
127.

— invarium, Walk. * , x. 128.
—leve, Walk. * , x. 125.

— minax, Walk. * , x. 127.

— morosum, Walk. * , x. 125.
— nanulum, Walk. * , x. 126.
— sodale, Walk.* , x. 124.

— spissum, Walk. *, x. 126.
— truncatum, Walk. * , x. 124.
— tumidulum, Walk. * , x. 125.
— vittatum, Walk. * , x. 128.

I.

Tache latirostris, Swains., xx. 304.

Talmenus, Hiibner, xi. 436.

Tanthina, Lam., iv. 40; v. 209.

— fragilis, Lam., xx. 492.

Tanthinide, xv. 2438.

Tanthenas albigularis, Bonap., xiii.
503; xvi. 446. }

— Rawlinsoni, Sharpe, xiii. 503; xvi.
44

6.

Tapyx, Haliday*, Proce. (1863-64) iv.
See Trans. vol. xxiv. 441-447.

— Saussurii, Humbert, xx. 556, 557.

— solifuga, Halliday, xx. 557.

— —, var. Wollastoni, Westw., xx. 557.

Tassides, Am. et Serv., i. 98, 172;
307, 327.

— (?) angulifer, Walk. *, x. 325.

— coriaceus, Walk. * , x. 324.

— costalis, Walk. *, x. 323.

— laticeps, Walk. * , x. 323.

— latifrons, Walk. * , x. 324.

— lituriceps, Walk.* , x. 323.

— lucidicosta, Walk. *, x. 328.

— nitidulus, Walk. * , x. 322.

— puncticosta, Walk.* , x. 324.

Ibidioninz, ix. 135.

Ibis, Glossy, exhib. (Dallas), Proce.
(1883-86) 124.

—, Wood, called in Brazil “ Jabiri,”
ix. 360.

Tbis faleinellus, Linn., v. 35; Vili. 98.

Ibycter, Vieil/., ii. 143.

Tearia, Sauss., ii. 115; viii. 90; x1.
296, 378, 413.

— aristocratica, Sauss., xi. 378.

— artifex, Sauss., Xi. 379.

— bicolor, Ff. Smith * , viii. 90.

— brunnea, F. Smith*, iii. 167; xi.
380.

GENERAL INDEX.

Icaria conservator, / Smith * , v. 130;
vii. 138; viii. 90; xi. 380.

— deceptor, Ff. Sinith* , vii. 42, 138 ;
xi. 380.

— fasciata, F. Smith * , iti. 167; vii.
138; xi. 379.

— ferruginea, Fabr., ii. 115; iti, 22;
vii. 42, 138 ; xi. 378.

— festina, Ff. Smith * , viii. 90.

— flayo-picta, F. Smith, xi. 379.

— formosa, Sauss., xi. 379.

— gracilis, F. Smith*, iii. 167; vii.
138; viii. 90: xi. 380.

— impetuosa, /. Smith * , v. 131; vii.
41, 188; xi. 297, 380.

— writata, F. Smith*, vii. 42, 138 ;
viii. 90; xi. 380.

— Lefebvrei, Le Guillow, xi. 379.

— lugubris, F. Smich*, ii. 115; vii.
138; xi. 379.

— maculiventris, Guér., iii. 167; vii.
41, 138; viii. 90; xi. 379.

— modesta, /. Smith*, ii. 115; vii.
138; xi. 379.

— morosa, /’. Smith*, vii. 42, 138;
xi. 380.

— nigra, Ff. Smith * , iii. 167; vii. 41,
138 ; viii. 90; xi. 379.

—opulenta, Ff. Smith, ii. 115; vii.
138; xi. 379.

— pendula, /. Smith, xi. 378.

— philippinensis, Sauss., xi. 379.

— picta, Sauss., Xi. 380.

— pilosa, F. Smith*, iii. 22; vii.
138; xi. 379.

— speciosa, Sauss., ii. 115; vii. 138 ;
xi. 379.

— Sumatre, Sauss., xi. 379.

—torrida, F. Smith*, vii. 42, 138;
xi. 380.

—unicolor, F. Smith*, iii. 167;
vii. 1388; xi. 380.

— (Hpipona) variegata, Ff. Smith, xi.
378

Icarus, Forb., xv. 164.
Iceland, Birds of (G. F. Fox), Proce. i.
2

— Grouse (Fisher), Proc. i. 21.

Ichneumon, Distoma compactum, Codd.,
reared from, xiii, 41.

Ichneumon, Linn., Proc. ii. 36 ; ii, 117;
v. 59; vi. 62; xi. 79,400; xix.
8, 10.

—aculeator, Fabr., ii. 122.

— albatorius, Brullé, xi. 400.

— Atropos, Curt. (Newport), Proc. ii.
84, 85, 218, 214.

—comissator, Ff. Smith*, ii. 118;
wii. 141; xi. 400.

— cyniformis, Rossi, XX. 31.

205
Ichneumon cynipiformis, Rossi, xx.
31

— ephippium, 2”. Smith *,v. 59; Vii.
141 ; xi. 400.

— erythomelas,
106.

— insularis, #. Smith*, iii. 170; v.
59; vil. 141; xi. 400.

— pallidipectus, F. Smith*, vi, 62;
wii. 141; xi. 400.

— penetrans, /. Smith *, ii. 117 ; vii.
141; xi. 400.

—predatorius, 7. Smith*, v. 59;
vii. 141; xi. 400.

— punctator, Linn., ii. 119.

— sicarius, /. Smith, xi. 400.

Ichneumonidz, Proc. i. 228; ii. 117;
lii, 23, 170; v. 59; vi. 62; vii.
7; Vili. 63; xi. 400; xiv. 106;
(Newport), Proc. ii. 23, 35-37, 70.

—in relation to cocoons of moths
(Westwood), Proc. ii. 368.

— of India and the Eastern Archi-
pelago (F. Smith), Proc. (1869-70)
XXX; Xi. 285-415.

Ichoria, Butler * , xii. 370,407.

— (?) concisa, Walk., xii. 370.

— quadrigutta, Walk., xii. 370.

— tricincta, Herr.-Schéjf., xii. 370.

Ichthyaétus leucogaster, Gmel., ii. 154.

Ichthyopsida, Proc. (1888-90) 72; xii.
220.

Ichthyopterygia, v. 219, 225; xvi. 134
ftnote.

Ichthyornis, Marsh, xiii. 94, 95.

— dispar, Marsh, xiii. 92.
Ichthyosauria, bones of (Seeley), Proc.
(1874-75) vii; xii. 296-342.
Ichthyosaurus, Conybeare, v. 221, 222:

xiii. 92.

—, resemblances of bones of, see Enalio=-
sauria, X11, 296-342.

Ichthyscopus inermis, Cuv. § Val., xv.
53

McLachl.*, xiv.

Ichthyura, Hiibner, vi. 134.

— dorsalis, Walk.*, vi. 134.

Icteria, Vieill., 11. 142.

Icteride, ii. 1383; xx. 310.

Icticyon venaticus, Sund., xix, 3.

Ictinus, Lap., xi. 79.

Ictonyx, Kaup, xix. 18.

Idalus, Walk., xii. 431.

— rufoviridis, Walk., xii. 431.

Idea, Fabr., x. 500.

Ideopsis, Hors/., xi. 436.

Idia, Meig., i. 23, 127; iv. 132.

— equalis, Walk. *, iii. 103; ix. 21.

— australis, Walk., iii. 103; iv. 132 ;
ix. 5, 20.

— bicolor, Walk. * , i. 23; ix. 20.

206

Idia bivittata, Walk. * , i. 128; ix. 20.

— discolor, Fabr., i. 127; ix. 20.

— divisa, Walk. *,v. 267; ix. 21.

— prolata, Walk.* , iv. 1388; ix. 21.

— tenebrosa, Walk.*, i. 28; ix. 20.

— testacea, Macg., iii. 130; ix. 5, 21.

—xanthogaster, Wied, iii. 180; ix.
5, 20.

Idicara, Walk. * , vii. 172.

— olivacea, Walk., wii. 172.

Idiocephala nigripennis, Baly* , xiii.

Idiodactyles, xvii. 427.

Idmais, Boisd., xi. 434.

Idmonea, Lam., xvii. 401; xx. 276,
278.

— atlantica, Worbes, xx. 276.

— concaya, Reuss, xx. 276.

— eboracensis, Busk, xx. 276.

— fissurata, Busk, xx. 275.

— eracillima, Busk, Xx. 276.

— irregularis, Meneghini, xx. 279.

— lichenoides, Goldf., xx. 276.

— Meneghini, Heller, xx. 278, 279,
280.

— Milneana, d’Ord., xx. 279, 280.

— notomala, Busk, xx. 279.

— radians, Lam., xX. 276, 278.

— radicata, Kirkp., XX. 276.

— serpens, Linn., XX. 276, 454.

Tdotza Harfordi, Lockington, MS., Xvi.
i).

Idotxga, Lockington, Xvi. 9.

— alaskensis, Lockington, xvi. 14.

Idotzidea, xvi. 2, 4.

Idoteinz, Xvi. 4, 6, 8, 19.

Idotasia, Pascoe, xii. 54.

Idotea, Fabr., xvi. 2-7, 10, 19, 20, 83;
xv. 47.

— acquatica (Linn.), Fabr., Xvi. 83.

—acuminata, Leach, xvi. 8, 26, 58,
59, 61.

— —, var. appendiculata, Risso, xvi.

— —, var. lancifer, Leach, xvi. 8, 62.

— —, var. lanciformis, Risso, Xvi. 8,

— acuminata, White, xvi. 60, 61.

— affinis, Milne-Hdw., xvi. 52, 53.

— albicornis, Fabr., Xvi. 83.

— algirica, Lucas, XVi. 35, 38, 58.

— angustata, Lucas, xvi. 60, 61.

— angustata, Nicolet, xvi. 81, 82.

— annulata, Dana, Xvi. 36, 37, 40.

— appendiculata, Risso, xvi. 60, 61,
62.

— argentea, Dana, XVi. 36.

— atrata, Costa, Xvi. 35.

— baltica, Meinert, xvi. 27.

— Basteri, Audouin, Xvi. 27, 28.

GENERAL INDEX.

Idotea bicuspida, Owen, xv. 64; xvi.
— brevicauda, Dana, Xvi. 24, 27, 30,
— brevicornis, Milne-Bdw., xvi. 27,

— brevicornis, Rathke, xvi. 38.

— cxea, Say, Xvi. 17.

— capito, Lucas, xvi. 60, 61.

— carinata, Lucas, Xvi. 8, 58, 59.

— chelipes, Costa, XVi. 21.

— chelipes (fabr.), Latr., Xvi. 84.

— compacta, White, Xvi. 35, 37.

— consolidata, Stimps., Xvi. 66.

— Danai, Miers, xvi. 8, 21, 24, 31.

— diodon, Latr., Xvi. 48.

— distincta, Guér., Xvi. 55, 56.

— Hdwardsii, Guér., Xvi. 52.

— elevata, Leach, xvi. 53.

— elongata (White), Miers*, xvi. 8,
51, 54, 64.

— emarginata, Fabr., Xvi. 8, 37, 43.

—entomon, Bose, xvi. 10, 138, 15,
26.

— euplectelle, Landots, xvi. 83.

— excisa, Bosc, Xvi. 44.

— fasciata, Latr., xvi. 84.

— filiformis, White, xvi. 77.

— gracillima, Dana, Xvi. 8, 25, 35.

— granulosa, Rathke, Xvi. 32.

— hectica, Leach, xvi. 47.

— hectica, Pallas, xvi. 7, 8, 43, 46, 47,
62

— hirtipes, Milne-Edw., xvi. 68, 69.

— hirtipes, Dana, Xvi. 40.

— indica, Milne-Edw., xvi. 8, 48, 50,
51, 85.

—irrorata, Milne-Edw., xvi. 27, 29,
30

— lacustris, Thomson, Xvi. 5, 8, 25, 39,
40, 85.
— Lalandii, Milne-Edw., xvi. 52, 53,
4,

— lanciformis, Risso, Xvi. 60, 62.

— Latreille, Guér., xvi. 50, 51.

— Lichtensteinii, Krauss, xvi. 8, 58,
64.

— linearis, Linn., xvi. 8, 438, 47, 49,
50, 51, 54.

— lobata (White), Miers* , xvi. 8, 51,
57, 85.

— longicauda, Lockington, Xvi. 13.

— longicaudata, Spence Bate, xvi. 8,
13, 58, 68.

— longicornis, White, Xvi. 53.

— ee Dana, Xvi. 8, 9, 25,

8.

— marina, Latr., xvi. 44, 49, 50.

— marina, Linn., Xvi. 8, 24, 25, 26, 28,
30, 31, 32, 33, 36.

GENERAL INDEX.

Tdotea marina, var. phosphorea, Harger,
xvi. 8, 31

— marinus, Linn., Xvi. 30.

— marmorata, Packard, xvi. 66. :

— media (Dana?), Spence Bate, Xvi.
40, 41, 42.

— mediterranea, Risso, xvi. 8, 21,

— metallica, Bosc, xvi. 5, 8, 25, 31,
35, 38, 39, 40, 58.

— montosa, Stimps., xvi. 72.

— nitida, Heller, xvi. 52.

— nodulosa, Kréyer, xvi. 67.

— ochotensis, Brandt, xvi. 8, 25, 32,
33, 35, 39, 48, 63, 84.

— estrum, Leach, xvi. 44.

— oregonensis, Dana, xvi. 40, 41, 42.

— oxyura, White, xvi. 30, 32. e

— parallela, Spence Bate § Westw., X11.
149; xvi. 21,22; xx. 47, 456,
569. ;

— pelagica, Leach, xii. 149,151; Xvi.
26, 28, 29, 37.

— peloponesiaca, Roux, XVi. 35, 37.

— Peronii, Milne-Hdw., Xvi. 8, 51, 55,
56, 63, 89.

— phosphorea, Harger, Xvi. 31, 32.

— physodes, Linn. (Fabr.), xvi. 83.

— prismatica, Risso, xvi. 7, 8, 21, 22,
82.

— psora (Linn.), Fabr., Xvi. 83.

— pulchra, Lockington, xvi. 66, 67.

— pustulata, Risso, Xvi. 8, 9, 25,

— rectilinea, Lockington, xvi. 34.

— resecata, Stimps., Xvi. 8, 43, 45.

— robusta, Kroyer, Xvi. 35, 37.

— rugosa, Milne-Edw., Xvi. 35, 38. _

— rugulosa, Buchholz, xv. 65; Xvi.
66

— Sabini, Kroyer, xvi. 10, 14, 15.
—scopulorum (Linn.), Habr., XVI.
83.

— seaxlineata, Kroyer, xvi. 48, 50.

— Slabberii, Bos., Xvi. 27.

——, var. pelagica, XVi. 31.

— stricta, Dana, Xvi. 8, 9, 58, 62.

— tricuspidata, Desm., xii. 148-150;
Xvi. 26, 30, 31.

— tricuspis, De Kay, Xvi. 27.

— tridentata, Latr., xvi. 47, 50.

— triloba, Say, xvi. 70.

— Tuftsti, Stimps., xvi. 18.

— ungulata, Pallas, xvi. 8, 51, 52.

— urotoma, Stimps., Xvi. 8, 25, 34.

— variegata, Roux, Xvi. 27.

— viridissima, Risso, Xvi. 46.

— vittata, Latr., Xvi. 15.

— Whitei, Stimps., xvi. 8, 25, 42, 63,
85.

207

Idotea Whymperi, Miers*, xv. 65;
Xvi. 8, 21, 23, 24, 84.

— Wosnesenskii, Brandt, xvi. 8, 25,
40-43.

— (Cymothoa) americana, Fabr., XVi.
84.

— (Stenosoma) pusilla, Hichw., Xvi. 27.

— sp., Miers, xv. 64.

Idoteidz, Revision of the, a Family of
Sessile-eyed Crustacea (H. J.
Miers), xvi. 1-88.

Idricerus, McLachi. * ,
240.

— decrepitus, Walk., xi. 226, 240, 241,
275.

xi. 222, 233,

— obscurus, Westw., xi. 241, 276.

Idya fureata, Baird, xx. 152.

Idyia, Raf., Xvi. 95.

Igenia, Pascoe * , ix. 95, 128.

— dorsalis, Pascoe, ix. ftnote 95, 128.

— ibidionoides, Pascoe, ix. ftnote 95,
128.

— stigmosa, Pascoe * , ix. 95,128, 142.

Iguana, Daud., xii, 168, 169, 182-184,
186, 187, 189, 190, 192, 193, 305-
308, 324; xiii. 93; xvi. 134.

— tuberculata, Gray, xiii. 371.

Tguanidee, xiii. 324.

Iguanodon, Mant., xii. 314; xiii. 104.

Iguanodont Dinosauria, xii. 185.

Tlerda, Doudl., xi. 435.

Ilia, Leach (T. Bell), Proce. ii. 431.

— nucleus, Linn. (T. Bell), Proc. ii.
431.

— rugulosa, Rowx (T. Bell), Proe. ii.
431

Tiff, W. T., larva of Musca canicularis,
Linn., voided ty Boa Constrictor,
Linn., Proe. i. 52.

Iliff, Dr. W. T., elected Fellow, Proce.
(1875-80) ix.

—, On Mermis nigrescens, Dujardin,
Proc. (1866-67) xli.

llipa, Walk., xii. 390, 391.

— braconoides, Walk., xii. 390.

— determinata, Butler * , xii. 391.

— (?) evadnes, Cramer, xii. 390.

—fulviventris, Ménétriés, xii. 390,
391.

— latilinea, Walk., xii. 331.

— notata, Butler * , xii. 390.

— stilbosticta, Butler * , xii. 391.

— tengyra, Walk., xii. 390.

— tenthredoides, Walk., xii. 393.

Ina, Hrichs., ix. 82, 107.

— exilis, Hrichs., ix. 108.

Illipula, Walk., xii. 406, 410, 412,
433.

— alecton, Cramer, xii. 410.

— dolosa, Walk., xii. 410.

208

Ilyaster mirabilis, Dan. § Kor., xvii.
ftnote 218.

Ilybius fuliginosus, Fabr., xiii. 176,
177

Tlycrinus, Kor. § Dan., xvi. 499.

Ilyocryptus Halyi, Brady * , xix. 294,
315.

Imachra, Pascoe * , xii. 30, 88.

— ruficollis, Pascoe * , xii. 30, 77, 88.

Imalithus, Pascoe *, x. 465; xii. 93.

— patella, Pascoe*, x. 466, 493; xii.
93.

Imperator, Monif., xiv. 714.

Imperforata, Xiii. 389.

Inachide, xiv. 637, 638, 639, 640, 642,
644, 651.

Inachiinz, Xiv. 637.

Inachine, xiv. 641, 644.

Inachoides, Mélne-Edw.,
639, 641, 646, 668.

— microrhynchus, Milne-Hdw, § Lucas,
xiv. 646.

Inachus, Fabr., xiv. 637, 641, 644, 645,
647, 668.

— Dorhynchus, Leach, vi. 166; xx.
454.

— Dorsettensis, Pennant, vi. 166;
xiv. 645; xvii. 95, 96; xx.
454, 468.

— leptochirus, Leach, vi. 166.

Ince, Jos., elected Fellow, Proc. (1866-
67) viii.

Ince, Wm. Henry, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1859-60) ii.

—, On Moloch horridus, Gray, Proc.
(1867-68) xxiv.

Inchbald, Peter, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1880-82) 3.

Indians in New England, xx. 268.

Indicator, Vieill., ii. 138.

Ineducabilia, Bonap., ii. 11.

Inferobranchia, Latr., xv. 165.

Infundibulum baccatus, Sow., xx. 397.

Infusoria, Proc. (1867-68) Ixxxyi;
(1882-83) 35; xii. 203-205, 209 ;
Xiii. 275, 429, 438.

— Ciliata, xii. 203, 204, 226.

— Flagellata, xii. 202, 226.

—, new order of (Saville Kent), Proce.
(1875-80) xxii.

—, recent discoveries in, Pres. Address
(Allman), Proce. (1874-75) x—xxxiii.

— so-called eye-spot of (Henfrey),
Proce. ii. 266, 267.

Infusorian, Note on a new Ciliate
(Phillips), Proc. (1880-82) 36;
xvi. 476-478.

—,new Peritrichous (Phillips), Proc.
(1882-83) 7; xvii. 293-295.

Ingpen, Abel, obituary, Proc. ii. 425.

xiv. 638,

GENERAL INDEX.

Inia, Gray, xiii. 43,188.

— Geoffroyi, Gray, xiii. 36.

Inman, Thos. F., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1880-82) 4.

Inozetes, Pascoe * , xi. 479, 481; xii.
92

— petechialis, Pascoe*, xi. 479, 491 ;
xii. 92.

Insect and other Migrations observed in
Equatorial America, Notes on some
(Spruce), Proc. (1866-67) xlii ;.
ix. 346-367.

— Cabinets, lining with Sonneratia
onde Linn. (Westwood), Proc. i.

— Fauna of Amazon Valley (Bates),
Proc. (1861-62) lv, lviii; vi.

77.

— — (Bentham), Proce. (1868-69) xciii,
XCly.

— fertilization of Arduja sericifera,
Proe. (1887-88) 6.

— products from Persia (Hanbury),
Proce. (1858-59) iii; iii. 178-181.

— supposed to deform a leaf (Masters),
Proc. (1883-86) 8.

— Wax from China (Hanbury), Proc.
(1855-56) xviii; i. 103-104.

— — from Port Natal and China, Proc.
(1855-56) iv, xviii; i. 104.

Insecta, Proc. i. 192; Proc. (1882-83)
37; Proc. (1883-86) 22; xii. 212.

Insects, air-sacs and trachez in (New-
port), Proc. i. 553, 354.

—,antenne of (Hicks), Proc. (1856-
57) xxxix. See Trans. vol. xxii.
147-154, 383-400.

—, compound vision in (Lowne), Proc.
(1883-86) 6. See Trans, 2nd
ser. Zool. vol. ii. 889-420.

— destructive to crops (Christy), Proc.
(1880-82) 24.

— from Arctic Regions (McLachlan),
Proc. (1875-80) xxiv; xiv. 98-
122.

— &c., from Bahamas, drawings of,
exhib. (Mrs. Blake), Proce. (1883-
86) 75.

— from Central India, coll. Lt.-Col.
Hearsey (Westwood), Proce. i. 131.

— from Gambia, exhib., Proc. (1888-

* 90) 52.

— in fossil Copal, exhib. (Hooker),
Proe. (1873-74) x1.

— of Fernando Noronha (Ridley), Proc.
(1887-88) 2; (Kirby) xx. 530-548.

—, On certain Appendages to the Feet
of (Tuffen West), Proc. (1860-61)
vi, xlix; vi. 26-28. See Trans.
Kxili. 393-421.

GENERAL INDEX.

Insects, Geographical Distribution of
(Murray & Trimen), Proc. (1870-
71) xxxiii; xi. 276-284.

—coll. in Madagascar, exhib. (Peck-
over), Proc. (1875-80) iii, xiii.

— coll. in South America by Mr. Bates,
Proce. ii. 154.

—from Java (Ploem) (Waterhouse),
Proc. (1875-80) xxv; xiv. 134—
136.

— from Straits of Magellan, coll. by
Capt. P. P. King (Curtis), Proce. 1.
196.

—, Halteresand Wings of (Hicks), Proc.
(1860-61) li, See Trans. vol. xxiii.
377-379.

— in gum-copal, exhib. (Hooker), Proc.
(1868-69) xxiii.

—, Mimicking, from Syria, exhib.
(Bennett), Proc. (1875-80) xv.

—, Movements of, on dry, polished,
vertical surfaces (Blackwall), Proc.
(1864-65) ii; viii. 136-140.

—, Nervous System of (Owen), xvii. 9.

—,not the cause of potatoe disease
(Westwood), Proc. i. 348.

—, CHsophageal Cords in (Owen), XVii.
2.

— of Kerguelen’s Land (Moseley), Proc.
(1874-75) iv, v; xii. 578-579.

—, On a new Organ i in (Hicks), Proc.
(1855-56) lvi, i. 136-140; Proc.
(1858-59) viii. See Trans. vol. Xxil,
383-400.

— Origin of (Lubbock), Proc. (1871-

72) xxvii; Xi. 422-425.

— aivae of (Michael), xix. 273.

—, photographs of retina of, exhib.
(Lowne), Proc. (1886-87) 8.

—, Physiology of (Blackwall), Proc.
(1862-63) vi; vii. 154-160.

—, Sensory Organs in (Hicks), Proc.
(1859-60) viii. See Trans. vol.
xxiii. 139-153.

—, Tracheze in (Lubbock), Proc. (1859-
60) iv. See Trans. vol. xxiii. 23-50.

—visiting flowers (Bennett), Proc.
(1882-83) 6, xvii. 175-185;
(Christy) Proc. (1882-88) 6,
Xvii. 186-194.

Insectivora, ii. 11-37; iv. 173; xiii.
185, 186.

—, Description of a new genus and two
new species from Madagascar
(Thomas), Proc. (1880-82) 80;
Xvi. 319-322.

— from Madagascar exhibited (Peck-
over), Proc. (1875-80) xiii.

Insectivorous Plants (Barber), Proc,
(1870-71) xxix.

209°

Insectivorous Plants, models of
(Boulger), Proc. (1880-82) 24.
Instinct (Darwin), Proc. (1883-86) 4 ;

(Mivart), Proc. (1883-86) 8.
Interamma, Walk.*, x. 118.
—angusta, Walk. * , x. 118, 193.

— ascendens, Walk. ‘x pSxeuleliSe
— delicata, Walk. * , x. 118, 198.
— subvaria, Walk.*, x. 119.
Intercrossing, Xix. 342.
Interocrea, Walk. **, x. 328.
— nigripes, Walk.*, x. 328.
Invertebrates, Proce. i. 191.
—, preparations of, exhibited (Crisp),

Proce. (1879- -80) 1xi.

— and Vertebrates, cerebral homo--

logies in (oan), Proe. (1882-83)

3; Xvii. 1-13.

Tole, Pascoe, XViili. 261.

Tophon Pattersoni, Bowerb., Xx. 460.
Totherium, Pascoe, ix. 139,

— metallicum, Newm., ix. 139.
Tphiastus, Pascoe, ix. 111.

— heros, Pascoe, ix. 111.

Tphinoé quadricarinata, A. Adams, vii..

93.

— unicarinata, Sow., vii. 93.
Iphione, Kind., viii. 181.
—muricata, Savigny, viii. 181.
— ovata, Kinb., viii. 181.
— spinosa, Kind., viii. 181.
Iphionidx, viii. 181.
Iphis, Leach (‘T. Bell), Proe. ii. 435.
— septemspinosa, Habr., Proc. ii. 435.
Iphisaxus, Pascoe *, xX. 469; xi. 167 ;:

xii. 85.
— asper, Pascoe * , x. 470,493; xii. 85.
Ipomoria, Pascoe* , ix. 104, 137.
— tillides, Pascoe * , ix. 105, 137, 14 2:
Ips, Fabr., Proc. ii. 294; xi. 87.
Ipsichora, Pascoe * , xii. 58, 66, 98.
— ceelestis, Pascoe *, xii. 59, 98.
— Cupido, Pascoe * , xii. 58, 78, 98.
— femorata, Pascoe * , xii. 59, 98.
— pulchella, Pascoe * , xii. 59, 98.
Irby, Lt.-Col. Leonard Howard, elected:

Fellow, Proc. (1887-88) 112.
Trrisor, Less., 11. 138.
— erythrorhynchus, Lath, Xwii. 427.
Isaca, Walk.*, i. 172.
— bipars, Walk, *, i. 172, 175.
Isacantha, Hope, x, 445,
Isalium, Pascoe, ix. ftnote 101, 133.
— Odewahnii, Pascoe, ix. 133.
Isanthrene, Hiibner, xii. 374, 406.
— equalis, Walk., xii. 406.
— basifera, Walk., xii. 375.
— flavicornis, Fabr., xii. 375.
— flavicornis, Walk., Xii. 377.
— incendiaria, Hibner, xii. 375.

Pp

210

Tsanthrene maxima, Butler * , xii. 375.
—munda, Walk. * , xii. 406.
— Perboscii, Guwér., Xii. 375.
— pompiloides, Walk., xii. 374.
— porphyria, Waik., xii. 379.
— ustrina, Hiibner, xii. 375.
— yaria, Walk., xii. 378.
— vespoides, Walk., Xi. 375.
Isapis, Westw., ix. ftnote 424, 431.
— Agyrtus, Cramer, ix. 481.
Isapis, Adams, xv. 98.
— fenestrata, Carp., xv. 98.
Isastrea, Milne-Edw. § Haime, xviii.
23, 197.
Tsastreeoida, XVili. 104, 123, 197.
Isbarta, Walk., vi. 98.
Ischneura, Charp., xvi. 155.
— pumilio, Charp., xvi. 155, 183.
— senegalensis, Ramb., xvi. 155, 156,
1838.
Ischnocerus, Grav., xi. 400.
— cancellatus, Brullé, xi. 401.
— dimidiatus, Brullé, xi. 400.
— fasciata, Ff. Smith, xi. 401.
—mmaculipennis, Ff. Smith*, v. 62;
vii. 142; xi. 401.
Ischnochiton caribbzorum, Sow., XX.
496, 5038.
— pectinatus, Sow., xx. 496.
Ischnodemus inambitiosus,
xiv. 412, 484.
— tibialis, Stal, xiv. 484.
Ischnodes, Germ., xi. 72, 77.
Ischnogaster, Guér., ii. 113; vi. 58;
Vii. 123; viii. 89; xi. 377.
— agilis, F. Smith * ,v. 89; xi. 378.
— aurifrons, F, Smith ze vi. 58; vii.
138; xi. 378.
— cilipennis, FE. Smith, ii. 113; Vii.
138; xi. 378.
— fulgipennis, Guér., xi. 377.
—iridipennis, /. Smith*, iii. 166;
vii. 41, 188; viii. 89; xi. 378.
— Mellyi, Sauss., ii. 118; vii. 138;
xi. 378.
—micans, Sauss., li. 118; vii. 138;
xi. 378.
— nigrifrons, fF. Smith *, ii. 113; vii.
138; xi. 378.
— nitidipennis, Sauss., iii. 166.
— pictus, F. Smith* , v.89; vii. 138;
xi. 378.
— unicolor, Ff. Smith*, vii. 41, 138;
viii. 89; xi. 378.
Ischnoptera lucida, Walk., XX. 530, 532.
Ischnotes, Newm., 1x. 135.
— Bakewellii, Pascoe, ix. 135.
— cylindraceus, Newm., ix. 135.
Isherwood, Rev. George, elected Fellow,
Proce. i. 57.

White * ,

GENERAL INDEX.

Isias clavipes, Boeck, xx. 150.

Tsocardia cor, Linn., Xx. 450, 467.

Isocora, Hiall., Xwiil. '75, 204.

Isocrinus, Meyer, xv. 211.

— pendulus, Meyer, xv. 211, 212.

Isodictya, Bowerb., Xv. 151.

— Beani, Bowerb., xv. 485.

—- coriacea, Bowerb., Xv. 481.

— Edwardii, Bowerb., xvii.
107.

— gracilis, Bowerb., xvii. 106, 107.

Tsomalus, Hrichs., Xi. 84.

Isomyia, Walk.* , iv. 134.

— conflagrans, Walk.* , v. 261.

— delectans, Walk. * , iv. 134.

Isomyrmex longipes, Mayr, xi. 324.

Isonychus maculatus, C. Waterh., Xili.
131.

— pictus, Sharp, xiii. 131.

Isophyllia, Milne-Edw. § Haime, Xviil.
91, 204.

Isopoda, Xili. 506; xv. 59, 64; xX.
46, 118.

Isopora, Studer, xviii. 183, 184, 199,
203.

106,

Isopus, Montrouz., xi. 88.

Isorhynchinw, x. 437; xii. 46-57,
96.

Tsorhynchus, Schénh., xii. 56.

Isosceles pigra, Newm., ix. 141.

Isosoma, Walk., Proce. i. 233.

Tsotoma, Bourlet, xvi. 544; xvii. 270,
272.

— Besselsii, Packard, xiv. 119.

— quadrioculata, Tullb., xvi. 543.

Ispidina picta, Bodd., Xvii. 435.

Isporisa, Walk. * , i. 145.

— apicalis, Walk. * , i. 145, 175.

Issa, Walk. * , ix. 182, 184, 198.

— munda, Walk.* , ix. 182, 198.

Issites, Spinola, i. 88, 152; x. 121.

Issus, Fabr., i. 152.

— arctatus, Walk. *, 1. 153.

— bifascia, Walk. * , x. 123.

— biplaga, Walk. *, x. 122.

— compositus, Walk.*, i. 152.

— dimidiatus, Walk. * , x. 1238.

— furtivus, Walk. *, 1. 153.

— gravis, Walk. *, i. 153.

— herbidus, Walk. *, x. 121.

— iners, Walk. * , 1. 153.

— lineatus, Walk. * , 1. 154.

— literosus, Walk. * , i. 154.

— ovalis, Walk. * ,i, 154.

— patulus, Walk. *, i. 153.

— piceus, Walk. * , x. 123.

— precedens, Walk, *, 1. 152.

— retractus, Walk. * , i. 152.

— sinensis, Walk., i. 152.

— sobrinus, Walk. *, 1. 154.

GENERAL INDEX.

Tswara, Westw., Xi. 341.

— luteus, Westw., xi. 341.

Itch-mites, xvii. 371, 375, 377, 378.

Ithaura, Pascoe *, Xi. 215; xii. 99.

— strangulata, Pascoe * , xi. 216, 217;
xii. 99.

Itheum, Pascoe, ix. 118.

— lineare, Pascoe, ix. 118.

— vittigerum, Pascoe, ix. 118.

‘Ithomeis, Bates, vi. 74-77 ; ix. 430.

— Astrea, Felder, ix. 431.

— aurantiaca, Bates, ix. 431.

— Corena, Felder, ix. 431.

— Heliconina, Bates, ix. 431.

— Mimica, Bates, ix. 451.

— Satellites, Bates, ix. 431.

— Stalachtina, Bates, ix. 431.

Ithomia, Hiibner, vi. 76; xi. 438;
Xvi. 463.

—, neuration of (H. Doubleday), Proc.
i. 849, 350.

Ithomiola, Felder, ix. 458.

— floralis, Felder, ix. 458.

Ithomiopsis, Felder, ix, 430.

Ithone fusea, Newm., ix. 259.

Ithris, Pascoe, xix. 59, 60, 71.

— decisa, Pascoe, Xix. 123.

— oculata, Sharp * , xix. 122.

— sculpturata, Sharp*, xix. 60, 72,
84

Ithycerine, x. 456.

Tthyporides, x. 446; xii. 91.

Ithyporine, xix. 319.

Ito, Tokutaro, elected Fellow, Proce.
(1886-87) 4.

—, exhibits Japanese work on Fishes,
Proe. (1886-87) 21.

Ituna, Doud/., neuration of (H. Double-
day), Proce. i. 349, 350.

Tulide, Proe. i. 195; Proc. ii. 35.

Tulis, Cuv., iii. 35.

Tulus, Linn., Proc. i. 195.

Ixa, Leach (T. Bell), Proce. ii. 485.

— cylindricus, Fabr., Proc. ii. 435.

Txalma, Pascoe * , xi, 214; xii. 96.

—rufescens, Pascoe*, xi. 214, 218;
xii. 96.

Txodicus, Pascoe * , Xi. 448; xii. 82.

— occlusus, Pascoe*, xi. 448, 492;
xii. 82.

— sordidus, Pascoe*, xi. 448, 492;
xii. 82.

Ixos, Temm., iv. 1738, 174.

Ixylasia, Butler * , xii. 410, 433.

— trogonoides, Walk., xii. 411.

211

J.

Jabiri, native name of Wood-Ibis in
Brazil, ix. 36

Jacare, Gray, and Odiman, Spix, on the
Dermal Armour of (T. H. Huxley),
Proce. (1858-59) iv; iv. 1-28.

Jacare, Gray, iv. 1-28.

— fissipes, Gray, iv. 4, 5, 26.

— nigra, Gray, iv. ftnote 4,5

— punctulata, Gray, iv. Feaote 4, 5.

— sclerops, Gray, iv. ftnote 4, 5.

— vallifrons, Ga iv. ftnote 4, 5.

Jack, Jas., elected Fellow, Proc. (1888-
90) 71.

Jackdaw, pied (Middleton), Proc. (1883-

86) 9.

Jackson, Benjamin Daydon, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1867-68) xxiv.
Jackson, Charles Loxton, elected Fellow,

Proc. (1880-82) 3.

Jackson, Hunter, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1886-87) 13.

Jackson, John, elected Associate, Proc.
(1867-68) xlvii.

Jackson, John R., exhibits photographs
of 8. African scenery, Proc. (1874—
75) ii.

—, exhibits nest of Wool-bird, Proc.
(1875-80) xxvi.

—, on plants in which Ants make their
homes, Proe. (1874-75) vii.

Jackson, Wm. Hatchett, elected Fellow,
Proe. (1870-71) xxxiii.

—, On Geophilus electricus,
(1888-90) 69.

—, The Hxternal Anatomical Charac-
ters indicating Sex in Chrysalids,
and on the Development of the
Azygos Oviduct and its Accessory
Organs in Vanessa Io, Proc. (1888-
90) 68. See Trans., 2nd series,
Zool. vol. v. 143-186.

Jacob, Hrnest, exhibits Lepidoptera
from Colorado and Missouri, Proc.
(1883-86) 4.

Jacob, Rev. Stephen Long, obituary, Proc.
ii. 133.

Jacquin, Joseph Francis, Baron, obituary,
Proce. i. 73.

Jaculator-fish, xv. 54.

Jeera albifrons, Leach, xii. 149.

— triloba, White, xvi. 70.

James, Harry Berkeley, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1886-87) 20.

James, Wm. Powell, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1883-86) 83.

Jameson, see Richardson.

P2

Proce.

212

Jameson, A., see Hellmuth, Julius.

Jameson, Prof. Robert, obituary, Proc.
ii. 306.

Jameson, Dr.Wm., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1863-64) iii; obituary, Proc.
(1882-83) 42.

Jamison, Sir John, death announced,
Proe. i. 244.

Jana, Boisd., Vi. 132.

— pallida, Walk., vi. 182.

Janassa, Walk., vi. 135.

— cerigoides, Walk. *, wi. 135.

Janella, Grat., xv. 163.

Janira maculosa, Leach, xx. 456, 469.

Janson, Joseph, obituary, Proc. i. 301.

Janson, Thomas Corbyn, elected Fellow,
Proc. i. 166; obituary, Proc. (1863-
64) xxix.

Jansonius, Baly* , xiv. 264.

— alternatus, Baly*, xiv. 264.

Japanese race, XX. 267, 268.

Jardine, Sir Wm., obituary, Proc. (1874 -
75) 1.

Jasoniades Machaon, Hiibn., ix. 50.

Javania, Dunc., xviii. 9, 11, 194,
203

Jeffreys, John Gwyn, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1865-66) iii; obituary, Proc.
(1883-86) 104.

—, exhibits Askonema setubalense, Sav.
Kent, Proce. (1875-80) iv.

—, exhibits a new Virgularia, Proc.
(1875-80) xxxv.

—, Notice of some Shells dredged by
Capt. St. John, R.N., in the Korean
Strait, Proc. (1875-80) xxxvi; Xiv.
418-423.

—, Note on the position of the Genus
Seguenzia, Jeffr.,among the Gaste-
ropoda, Proc. (1875-80) xl; xiv.
605, 606.

—, On some species of Japanese Marine
Shells and Fishes which inhabit also
the North Atlantic, Proc. (1873-74)
xiii, xiv; xii. 100-109.

Jeffreysia, Forbes § Hanley, xv. 87.

— Edwardiensis, Watson* , xv. 99.

genman, J. 8., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1880-82) 28.

Jenner, Edw., obituary, Proc. (1871-72)
xix.

Jenner, Dr. Henry, obituary, Proc.
(1855-56) xlii.

Jennings, Alfred Vaughan,
Fellow, Proc. (1887-88) 138.

Jennings, Samuel, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1878-74) xi.

Jenyns, Rev. Leonard, on Planaria ter-
restris, Gmel., Proc. (1868-69) xxiv.

—, see Blomefield.

elected

GENERAL INDEX.

Jerdon, Thos. C., elected Fellow, Proc.-
(1863-64) iii ; obituary, Proc. (1872—
73) xxxii.

Jerdonia, Day, Xiv. 539,555,563,566,579..

— maculata, Day, xiv. 555.

Jervis, Major Thos. Best,H.I.C. Engineer
Service, elected Fellow, Proc. i. 9.

Jesse, Francis Ablett, elected Fellow,.
Proc. (1861-62) lv ; obituary, Proc.
(1865-66) Ixxiii.

Jesse, John, obituary, Proc. (1863-64)
XXX.

Joad, Geo. Curling, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1870-71) xxix; obituary, Proc.
(1880-82) 42, 64.

John Darters (Htheostoma blennoides,.
Raf.), xv. 51.

Johnius, Bloch, xiii. 140.

— auei, Blyth, xiii. 145.

— cataleus, Cuy. & Val., Xiii. 145.

— Dussumieri, Cantor, Xiii, 145.

— Valenciennei, Hyd., xiii. 145,

Johns, Rey. C. A., Sphexria militaris-
growing on Chrysalis shown, Proce.
(1855-56) iv; obituary, Proc.(1874—
75) li.

Johns, Edw. Francis, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1887-88) 112.

Johnson, Rev. Andrew, elected Fellow,.
Proc. (1871-72) xxix.

Johnson,James Rawlins, M.D.,obituary,.
Proce. i. 187.

Johnson, Jos., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1882-83) 5.

Johnson, Rev. Wm., elected Fellow,.
Proce. (1887-88) 11.

Johnston, Dr. Geo., portrait of, Proc..
(1888-90) 44.

Johnston, Robert, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1878-79) xli.

Jones, Alfred, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1866-67) viii.

Jones, F. W. Owen Rymer, On some-
recent forms of Lageng from Deep-
sea Dredgings in the Japanese Seas,.
Proce. (1871-72) lxxxii. See Trans.
xxx. 45-70.

Jones, John Dalston, elected Fellow,.
Proc. ii. 65 ; obituary, Proc. (1868-
69) cxi.

Jones, John M., elected. Fellow, Proc.
(1859-60) ii.

Jones, Dr. Leslie, elected Fellow, Proc..
(1874-75) xxxv.

Jones, Peter, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1860-61) 1; obituary, Proc. (1869-
70) ei.

Jones, Capt. Theobald, R.N., elected
Fellow, Proc. i. 134; obituary,
Proc. (1867-68) cv.

GENERAL INDEX.

- Jones, T. R., see Brady, H. B.
Jones, Rev. Wm. Henry,
Fellow, Proc. (1880-82) 26.
Jones, Wm. Henry, elected Fellow,
Proe. (1883-86) 120.
Jones, Winslow, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1875-80) 1.
-Jonthocerus crematus, Lacord., XVvii.
299
-— nigripes, Lewis*, xvii. 298, 299,
02.

elected

— ophthalmicus, Pascoe, xvii. 299.

-Joppa, Fabr., xi. 402.

— rufa, Brullé, xi. 402.

— semirufa, Brullé, xi. 402.

Journal, announced, Proe. ii. 403.

Juida, Zess., ii. 138. -

-Julide, Xix. 166. 4

-Julidimorpha read Julodimorpha, Deyr.,
Sl. D3:

-dulis, Cuv., iii. 35.

— lucasana, Gil/., xx. 483.

— noronhana, Boulenger * , xx. 483.

— vulgaris, Hoffm., X Vili. 3065.

Julodimorpha, Deyr., xi. 53.

Julodis, Eschsch., xi. 53.

Julus, Linn., Proc. i, 195; xi. 96;
xix. 167, 169.

Jumnos Ruckeri, Saund., Proce. ii. 288.

“Jumping Seeds” Exhib. (Gaskoin),
Proce. (1855-56) xviii.

Junco hyemalis, Linn., ii. 134.

‘Junonia, Miibner, xi. 435.

— cenia, Hiibner, xvi. 468.

Jussieu, Dr. Adrien de, obituary, Proc.
ii. 821

Jussieu, Antoime de, Bernard de,
Antoine-Laurent de, & Adrien de,
autograph letters of, Proe. ii. 372.

Justen, Hredk., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1886-87) 6.

1K

Kakapo (Stringops habroptilus, Gray),
(Journ. Bot.), ix. 141.

*Kalera-singhi galls, exhib. (Christy),
Proce. (1880-82) 6.

Kaliapsis cidaris, Bow., xv. 324.

Kallima, Westw., xi. 435.

Kangaroo, iii. 32; xii. 159, 160, 178 ;
xiii. 189.

Kapala, Cameron, XX. 32, 33.

— furcata, Fabr., xx. 32.

‘Katepo, a supposed poisonous Spider of
New Zealand (‘T. 8. Ralph), Proce.
(1855-56) i; i. 1.

Keays, Fredk. Lovell, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1883-86) 6.

Keith, Rev.Patrick,obituary, Proc. i. 70.

213

Kelaart, Dr. Edw. F., elected Fellow,
Proc. i. 283; obituary, Proc. (1860-
61) xli.

Kellia, Turt., xiv. 421.

— pumila, Wood, xiv. 421, 423.

Kempton, Henry Tattershall Knowles,
elected Fellow, Proc. (1860-61) iv;
re-elected, Proc. (1882-88) 3.

Kendrick, Dr. James, obituary, Proc.
i. 376.

Kennedy, Benjamin, obituary, Proc.
(1868-69) exi.

Kenrick, Geo. Cranmer, obituary, Proce.
(1869-70) cil.

Kent, Wm., obituary, Proce. i. 71.

Kent, Wm. Saville, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1872-73) xlviii.

—, Monograph of the Gymnozoidal
Discostomatous Flagellata, a new
order of Infusoria, Proc. (1876-77)
xxii.

Keramosphera Murrayi, Brady, Proce.
(1882-83), 35.

Keropia crassirostris, Gel. (‘‘ Piopio”’),
Notes on (IT. H. Potts), xi. 505-
509.

Kerr, Dr. Norman &., elected Fellow,
Proc. (1872-73) iv.

Kestrels, xiii. 330.

—, exhibited, J. D. Salmon, Proce. ii.
326.

Kettelia Lowii, Butler, xiii. 197. See
Trans., 2nd ser. Zool. vol. i. 5383-
568.

Kidd, Dr. John, Proe. ii. 189.

Kinahan, Dr. John Robert, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1858-59) i;
obituary, Proc. (1862-63) xii.

King, George, elected Fellow, Proce.
(1870-71) xxviii.

King, Capt. P. P., insects from Straits of
Magellan, collected by (Curtis),
Proce. i. 191.

King, Rear-Admiral Philip Parker,
obituary, Proc. (1856-57) xxviii.

King Crab, Anatomy of (Owen), Proce.
(1871-72) xxix, xxx. See Trans.
vol. xxviii. 459-506.

King Vulture, xiii. 18, 25.

Kingfisher, xiii. 307, 311-315.

— caught by a Unio, exhib. (Day),
Proe. (1875-80) v.

—, Great African, xiii. 90.

Kingsley, Rev. Charles, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1856-57) iii ; obituary, Proc.
(1874-75) lvi.

Kingsley, G. H., elected Fellow, Proce.
(1856-57) iii.

Kingsley, Henry, elected Fellow, Proe.
ui. 178.

214

Kinkajou, brain of, xix. 18.

Kippist, Richard, appointed Librarian,
Proce. i. 123, 127 ; elected Associate,
130; obituary, Proce. (1880-82)
24, 64.

Kirby, Rev. Wm., obituary, Proc. ii. 133.

—, Portraits of, Proc. (1886-87) 6;
Proe. (1888-90) 37, 44.

Kirby, Wm. Forsell, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1888-90) 73.

—, A Synopsis of the Genera of the
Chalcidide, Subfamily Eucharine ;
with descriptions of several new
Genera and Species of Chalcididze
and Tenthredinidz, Proc. (1883-
86) 134 ; xx. 28-37.

—, Insecta (excepting Coleoptera) of
Fernando Noronha, xx. 530-548.

—, Notes on the Forficulide, with De-
scriptions of new Genera and
Species in the British Museum,
Proc. (1888-90) 101 ; xxiii. 502-
531.

—, Notes on the Habits of some Austra-
lian Hymenoptera Aculeata, XViii.
318-328.

—,On the Employment of the Names
proposed for genera of Orthoptera
previously to 1840, Proc. (1883-86)
72

—, On the Geographical Distribution
of the Diurnal Lepidoptera as
compared with that of the Birds,
Proc. (1871-72) xxxi; xi. 481-
440.

—, On the necessity of a Reform in the
Generic Nomenclature of Diurnal
Lepidoptera, illustrated by a re-
view of the genera proposed from
the time of Linnzeus to the year
1816, Proc. (1869-70) xxxili; x.
494-503.

—, Remarks on the Genera of the Sub-
family Chalcidinz, with synonymic
notes and descriptions of new
species of Leucaspidine and Chalci-
dinz, Proc. (1882-83) 3,4; xvii.
53-78.

Kirk, Dr. John, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1863-64) ix.

—, Letter from the Zambesi Exped.,
Proc. (1860-61) vii.

—, On the “Tsetse” Fly of Tropical
Africa (Glossina morsitans,
Westw.), Proc. (1864-65) iv;
(1865-66) iii; viii. 149-156.

Kirk, Thos., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1870-71) xxviii.

Kirk, Thos. W., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1888-90) 70.

GENERAL INDEX.

Kirkby, Wm., elected Fellow, Proc.-
(1888-90) 5.

Kirkpatrick, R., Polyzoa of Fernando
Noronha, xx. 504—506.

Kirton, Wm. Henry, elected Fellow,.
Proce. (1861-62) evi.

Kistecephalus, Owen, xvi. ftnote 134.

Kitchener, Francis Elliott, elected’
Fellow, Proc. (1867-68) xvii.

Klein, Rev. L. Martial, elected Fellow,.
Proce. (1888-86) 72.

Klein, Sydney Turner, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1886-87) 12.

Klug, Johann Christoph Friedrich,
obituary, Proc (1855-56) liv.

Knaggs, Dr. Henry Guard, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1865-66) v.

Heer, a Leonard, obituary, Proc.-
1

Knight, Charles, elected Fellow, Proc:
(1857-58) iv.

—, On the Common Slug of New Zea--
land, Proc. (1858-52) xlix. See
Trans. vol. xxii. 381, 382.

ee Henry Gully, obituary, Proc. i..

Knight, Thos. Andrew, portrait of,.
Proe. (1888-90) 44.
Knowlton, Thos., obituary, Proc. i.-
302.
ioe Arthur Edw., obituary, Proce. i.
2,

Knox, Arthur Edw., obituary, Proc.
(1886-87) 41.

Knox, Dr. Robert, on the Food of certain:
gregarious fishes, Proc. ii. 354-359.

—, Contributions to the Anatomy and
Nat. Hist. of the Cetacea, Proe..
(1857-58) ix; iii. 63-76.

—, On the Dentition of the Salmonide,.
with observations on the relation
of Species to Genus or Natural
Family, Proc. (1856-57) vi.

Koch, Gabriel, ‘‘ Indo-australische
Lepidopteren-Fauna ” (Bentham),
Proc. (1868-69) xci, xcii.

Kolliker, Prof. Albert, elected For,.
Memb., Proc. (1857-58) x.

—, On Hectocotyle, Proc. i. 286-238.

Keellikeria, Cobbold, v. 2, 31, 38.

— filicollis, Cobbold, v. 81, 55.

Koiloceenia, Dunc. *, xviii. 114, 115,.
121, 193, 197.

Koilotrochus, 7: Wood, xviii. 26, 204.

Koninckia, Milne-Edw. § Haime, ¥Viii.
187, 204.

Korethraster, Wyv. Thoms., xvi. 242,

3

Kowalevsky, Prof. Alex., elected For..
Memb., Proc. (1883-86) 11.

GENERAL INDEX.

Kratzenstein, Prof. C. G., correspon-
dence with Linnzus, xii. 197.
Krause, F., elected Fellow, Proc. (1886-

87) 4

Krefft, Gerard, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1866-67) i; obituary, Proc. (1880-
82) 18, 18.

Kreswill, John Bellford, elected Fellow,
Proe. (1877-78) xxvi.

Kryptopterichthys, Bleeker, xiii. 342.

Kryptopterus, Bleeker, xiii. 342.

Kunth, Karl Sigismund, obituary, Proc.
li. 92

L.

Labechia, Milne-Edw. § Haime, Xiv.
192, 194, 234, 235.

— conferta, Milne-Hdw. § Haime, Xiv.
234.

Labeo, Cuv., Xiv. 5387, 541, 561, 575,
579.

— angra, Ham.-Buch., xiv. 542.

— ariza, Ham.-Buch., xiv. 542.

— bata, Ham.-Buch., Xiv. 542.

— boga, Ham.-Buch., xiv. 542.

— bogeut, Sykes, xii. 573, 577; Xiv.
542.

— ceruleus, Day, xiv. 541.

— ealbasu, Ham.-Buch., xiv. 541.

— diplostomus, Beavan, xiv. ftnote
542.

— diplostomus, Heckel, xiv. 542.

— Dussumieri, Cuv. § Val., xiv. 541.

— dyocheilus, M‘Clelland, xiv. 542.

— faleatus, Giinther, Xiv. ftnote 542.

— fimbriatus, Bloch, xii. 572; xiv.
541.

— jfimbriatus, Cuy. & Val., Xiv. ftnote
541

— gonius, Ham.-Buch., xiv. 541.

— kawrus, Sykes, Xiv. 542.

— kontius, Jerdon, xiv. 541.

— microlepidotus, Cuv. § Val., xiv.
ftnote 541.

— microphthalmus, Day, xiv. 542.

— nandina, Ham.-Buch., xiv. 541.

— nigrescens, Day, xiv. 541.

— nigripinnis, Day, xiv. 542.

—nukta, Sykes, xii. 578, 577; xiv.
542.

— pangusia, Ham.-Buch., Xiv. 542.

— porcellus, Heckel, xiv. 541.

— potail, Sykes, xii. 572, 577; xiv.
541.

— Reynauldi, Cuv. & Val., xiv. ftnote
541.

— rohita, Ham.-Buch., xii. 572; xiv.
541.

215

Labeo sindensis, Day, xiv. 542.

— Stoliczke, Steind., xiv. 541.

— velatus, Val., xiv. ftnote 541.

Labeobarbus, Riippell, xiv.
538.

—microlepis, Heckel, xiv. ftnote
546.

— mosal,
545.

— mosal, Steind., xiv. ftnote 545.

Labidomera imperialis, Baly*, Xiv.
337, 355.

Labidophorus talpex, Kramer, XVil.
316; =X. 287.

Labidostomus, Cheur., Xi. 74.

Labidura, Leach, viii. 162.

— riparia, Pall., xx. 532.

Labidus, Jur., vii. 119.

Labocheilus, Bleeker, xiv. ftnote 537.

Labrax, Pall., ix. 165.

— lupus, Cuv., v. 21, 29.

Labromimus, Sharp*, xix. 58, 64,
118.

— variegatus, Sharp*, xix. 60, 65,
84.

ftnote.

Ham.-Buch., xiv. ftnote

Labrum in Spiders (Blackwall), ii. 15.

Labrus Bergylta, Ascan., XV. 312.

— Comber, Pennant, Xv. 312, 313.

— Cornubiensis, Couch, Xv. 312.

— cyanodus, Rich., v. 22.

— Cyneedus read cyanodus, fich., Vs
22

— Donovani, Cuv. & Val., xv. 312,
314.

— luseus, Linn., v. 27. é

— lineatus, Donovan, XV. 312, 313.

— maculatus, Bloch, xv. 312, 314.

— maculosus, Bloch, xvi. 485.

— tellu katchelee, Russell, xiii. 145.

— variabilis, Thomps., XV. 312.

Labyrinthici, xiii. 152, 206, 208 ; xiv.
558, 574; Xvili. 312, 316.

Labyrinthodont characters of Ichthyo-
saurus, Xii. 315, 316.

Labyrinthodontia, v. 219, 221, 224,
227.

Labyrinthulea, Cienk., Proc. (1874-75)
ExX; Kili. 279, 283, 284, 410.

—macrocystis, Cienk., xiii. 279,
281.

— vitellina, Cienk., xiii. 279, 280.

Lacaita, C. G., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1880-82) 28.

Lacaze-Duthiers, Dr. H., elected For.
Memb., Proc. (1861-62) Ixy.

Laccobius, Hrichs., xi. 71.

Laccophilus obscurus, Schawm., xiii.
174, 175.

Lace, J. H., elected Fellow, Proc. (1888—

90) 3.

216

Lacerta agilis, Linn., v. 19, 42.

— viridis, Daudin, v. 20, 42; xiii.
371.

Lacertian characters of Crocodiles
(Seeley), xii. 168-171, 175; of
Chelonians, xii. 182, 183; of
Serpents, 195; of Ichthyosaurus,
xii. 305-308; of Plesiosaurus, Xii.
324-326.

Lacertide, x. 24; xii. 324.

Lacertilia, v. 219, 226; xiii. 104.

Lachnoptera, Douwbl., xi. 434.

achnus, Burm., xi. 82.

Lacibisa, Walk. * , vii. 82.

— hbifaria, Walk. * , vii. 82.

Lacida, Walk., vi. 126.

— costiplaga, Walk.*, wi. 126,

— strigifimbria, Walk. * , vi. 126.

‘Lackersteen, Dr. M. H., elected Fellow,
Proc. (1858-59) 1.

Lacon, Cast., xi. 52, 72.

— geminatus, Cand., ix. 308.

— variabilis, Cand., ix. 301.

Lacuna, Turton, xii. 106; xv. 87.

— erassior, Mont., xv. 96.

— divaricata, Fabr., xii. 106.

——, var. ecaniculata, Jeffr.*, xii. 106.

— fragilis, Mke., xv. 96.

_— picta, Watson* , xv. 96.

— tenella, Jefr., xv. 97.

— ae) margaritifera, Watson * , XV.
7

Lemocharis, Herr.-Schiff., xii. 368,
377-880, 400.

— admeta, Herr.-Schdff., xii. 387.

— ecyra, Herr.-Schaff., xii. 398.

— bura, Herr.-Schiéff., xii. 392.

— confinis, Herr.-Schaff., xii. 387.

— contracta, Walk., xii. 379.

— decisa, Walk., xii. 383.

— Deyrollii, Herr.-Schaff., xii. 379.

— fasciatella, Ménétriés, xii. 395.

— fenestrina, Butler * , Xii. 383.

— fulviventris, Ménétriés, xii. 390.

— hexmatica, Perty, xii. 383.

— hanga, Herr.-Schiéff., xii. 388.

— ignicolor, Ménétriés, xii. 398.

— machilis, Herr.-Schaff., xii. 379.

— metallescens, Ménétriés, xii. 387.

— nexa, Herr.-Schiff., xii. 368.

— panopes, Herr.-Schiff:, xii. 386.

— Pertyi, Herr.-Schiff., xii. 377.

— scintillans, Herr.-Schiff., xii. 376.

— selecta, Herr.-Schaff., xii. 366.

— sericea, Herr.-Schdff., xii. 368.

— stulta, Herr.-Schéff., xii. 380, 383.

— trigulta, Walk., xii. 3838.

— yulnerata, Herr.-Schaff., xii. 398.

— zantes, Herr.-Schaff., xii. 383.

Lemodon, Gray, ii. 138.

GENERAL INDEX.

Lemophleus, De7., xi. 24, 86.

Lamophelus read Leemophleus,. Dez.
xi, 24.

Lemosaccine, X. 437; xii. 89.

Lemosaccus brevipennis, Pascoe*, =.
439 ; xii. 89.

— catenatus, Pascoe*, xi. 180; xii.

— electilis, Pascoe * , xi. 180; xii. 89.
— notatus, Pascoe * , xi. 180, 181, 217;
xii, 89.
— peccuaris, Pascoe*, xi. 180; xii.
9

— subsignatus, Schon., X. 440; Xi.
181.

— synopticus, Pascoe*, x. 440; xii.
89

— tantulus, Pascoe* , x. 439; xii. 89.

— ustulus, Pascoe*, xi. 181; xii. 89.

Leosopis, Ramb., xi. 432.

Letmatonice, Kinb., viii. 174, 179.

— filicornis, Kind., viii. 179, 180.

— Kinbergi, Baird * , viii. 180.

Leyvicardium norvegicum, Spengl.,
Xvi. 485.

Levipedes, Amyot et Serv., 1. 94, 165;
x. 276.

Lafoéa dumosa, FVlem., xx. 460.

— fruticosa, Sars, xx. 460.

Laganide, xix. 207.

Laganum, Klein, xix. 203, 204, 207,
209.

—depressum, Lesson, xix. 179, 203,
206, 212.

— —, test of, exhib. (Duncan), Proce.
(1887-88) 111.

Lagaria, Walk., xii. 398.

— abdominalis, Walk., xii. 403.

— erythrarchos, Walk., Xii. 398.

— yulnerata, Herr.-Schdff., xii. 398.

Lagasca, Don Mariano, obituary, Proc.
Hieesale

Lagene from Japanese deep-seas (Ry-
mer Jones), Proc. (1871-72) Ixxzii.
See Trans. vol. xxx. 45-70.

Lagenide, xiii. 411.

Lagenorhynchus, Gray, xiii. 187.
—albirostris, Gray (Murie), Proce.
(1870-71) xxviii; xi. 140-153.

Lagisca, Malmgr., 1X. 37.

— rarispina, Sars, xiv. 129, 134.
Lagocheirus, Dejean, xi. 86.

— araneiformis, Linn., xi. 88.
Lagomys speleus, Owen, xiii. 36.
Lagoptera pallescens, Walk.*, Vii.
Lagria, Fabr., xi. 88.

Lagynis baltica, Schultze, xiii. 406.
Lahaina, Dana, xiv. 658.

Laius, Gwér., Xi. 87.

GENERAL INDEX,

Valage humeralis, Gould, xiii. 499.

— karu, Less. §& Garn., xiii. 499 ; xvi.
434.

— leucomela, Vig. § H., xvi. 434.

Lamarck on the Animal Kingdom, Proc.
(1883-86) 25.

Lambert, Aston, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1883-86) 120.

Lambert, Aylmer Bourke, death an-
nounced, Proce. i. 123, obituary,
137; portraits of, Proc. (1888-90)
37, 44.

Lambert, Charles, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1869-70) i; death announced,
Proc. (1875-80) xix.

Lambert, Sir Henry John, Proc. (1858—

. 59) xxxii.

Lambidium, Link, xv. 266.

Lambrus, Leach, xiv. 641, 668, 671,
672.

— crenulatus, Sauss., xiv. 671, 672.

— laciniatus, De Haan, xx. 109.

— longimanus, Leach, XX. 109.

— longimanus, Linn., Xiv. 668.

— longispinus, Miers, xx. 109.

— macrochelos, Herbst, xiv. 673.

— prensor, Herbst, xx. 109.

Lamellastrea, Dunc., XvViii. 102, 196.

-Lamellibranchiata, Blainv., Proc. (1882-
83) 23; ix. 343-346; xii. 212;
iv. 585.

Lamellicornes, Zatr., Hypocephalus,
Desm., regarded as allied to, Proc.
li. 292.

‘Lamellicornia, Zatr., ix. 300 ; xx. 549.

Lametia, Walk., ix. 181, 183.

— ignitalis, Walk., ix. 183.

— retusa, Walk. *, ix. 181, 193.

Lamia, Fabr., xi. 73, 78.

— Boisduvalii, Hope, ix. 113.

— fistulator, Germ., ix. 113.

-— granulosa, Guér., ix. 1153.

— histrio, Fabr., ix. 115.

— Horsfieldii, Hope * , Proc. i. 42.

— nigricornis, Fabr., Proc. i. 79.

— nutator, Kabr., ix. 141.

— obliqua, Donov., ix. 111.

-— pardalis, Newm., ix. 112.

— pedicornis, Fabr., ix. 109.

— petrorhiza, Boisd., ix. 141.

— picta, Leach, ix. 141.

— porphyrea, Donov., ix. 111.

— pulverulens, Boisd., ix. 109.

— rugosula, Guér., ix. 115.

—sannio, Newm., ix. 112.

— subfasciata, Hope, ix. 109.

— Swainsoni, Hope, Proc. i. 79..

— vermicularia, Donov. ix. 112.

Lamiide, ix. 80, 106, 300; xviii.
207, 236, 255.

217

Laminella, Pfeiff., xi. 497.

Laminiplantares, xvii. 622.

Lamua, cornubiea, Gmel., xii. 108.

Lampetia, Chun., xvi. 99.

Lampides, Hiibner, xiii. 196, 197.

—elpis, Godt., xiii. 196.

— pseudelpis, Budler * , xiii. 196.

Lamprey, Dr. J., On Spiroptera san-
guinolenta, Rud., Proc. (1866-67)
x; ix. 296.

Lamprey, xii. 218-229, 224; xv. 40.

Lamprima, Latr., xi. 52.

Lamprimide, iv. 183.

Lamprococcyx lucidus, Gmel., Xiil.
310

— Meyerii, Salvad., xvi. 428.

Lamprocolius amethystinus,
Xvii. 427.

— auratus, Gmel., xvii. 427.

— splendidus, Vieill., xvii. 426.

Lamprodiscus, Hhrenb., xiv. 178.

Lamprogaster, Macq., 1. 181; iv. 147;
vi. 12; wiii. 118, 119, 133 ; ix. 6.

— basalis, Walk. * , v. 248.

— basilutea, Walk.*, 1. 131; ix. 25.

— bispinosa, Walk. *, viii. 118; 1x.
25

Heugl.,

— celyphoides, Waik.*, iii. 112; ix.
25,

— costalis, Walk.*, vw. 247; ix. 25.

— delectans, Walk. *, iii. 111; ix. 25,

— divisa, Walk.* ,i. 131; ix. 25.

— glabra, Walk. * ,i. 30, 131; ix. 25.

— guttata, Waik.*, i. 31, 1382; ix. 25.

— guttulosa, Walk., i. 132; ix. 25.

— luteipennis, Walk.*, v. 261; ix.

— marginifera, Walk. * , iii. 111; iv.
147; v. 161, 247, 292; vii. 220,
237; ix. 25.

— ochromyoides, Walk.*, viii. 118;
ix. 25.

— patula, Walk.*, v. 247; ix. 25.

— puncetata, Walk. * , i. 1382; ix. 25.

— quadrilinea, Waik.*, iii. 111; 1x.
5.

— seutellaris, Walk.*, iii. 112; vii.
220; ix. 25.

— sepsoides, Walk.*, wii. 220; ix.
20.

— sexvittata, Walk.*, wv. 261; ix.

— superna, Walk.* , vi. 12; ix. 25.

— tetyroides, Walk.*, iii. 112; v.
162; ix. 25.

— transversa, Walk.* ,1. 30; ix. 25.

— truncatula, Walk.* ,1. 31; ix. 25.

— ventralis, Walk. *, iii. 131; v. 248;
ix. 25.

— vittata, Walk.* , i. 31; ix. 25.

218

Lamprogaster zonata, Walk.*, i. 30,
131; ix. 24.

Lampromyia, Macq., i. 132.

Lamprosoma amazonum, Baly * , xiv.
397, 348.

— amesthystinum, Fabr., Xiv. 350.

—armatum, Baly* , xiv. 337, 351.

—- Batesi, Baly * , xiv. 337, 347.

— canaliculatum, Baly*, xiv. 337,
349.

— cuneatum, Baly* , xiv. 337, 350.

— cupricolle, Baly * , xiv. 337, 348.

— hypochryseum, Baly*, xiv. 337,
347.

— tricolor, Baly* , xiv. 337, 346.

—tridentatum, Baly*, xiv. 387,
349.

Lamprospilus, Hiibner, xi. 438.

Lampyride, xi. 421.

Lampyris, Geoffr., X. 75.

— noctiluca, Linn., On the nat. hist. of
(Newport), Proc. (1855-56) iv ; i.
40-71.

Lance, John Henry, death announced,
Proc. (1877-78) xxxiv.

Lancelet, xii, 216, 217.

Landau, Dr. Wilhelm, elected Fellow,
Proe. (1880-82) 23.

Land-Crab, Proc. (1873-74) xxxi.

Landsborough, Rev. Dr. David, elected
Associate, Proc. ii. 30; obituary,
Proe. ii. 426.

Lane, Charles, death announced, Proc.
i. 189.

Lang, H. C., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1873-74) xy.

Lange, Prof. Johan, elected For. Memb.,
Proc. (1882-83) 8.

Langley, J. B., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1865-66) i.

Languria, Latr., xvii. 347-361.

— atriceps, Crotch, xvii. 347, 358.

— columella, Lewis*, xvii. 347, 357,
361.

— convexicollis, C. Waterh., XVvii. 347,
3056.

— filiformis, Fabr., xvii. 347, 348.

— fucosa, Lewis*, xvii. 347, 358,
361.

— geniculata, Harold, xvii. 347, 357.

— ingens, Lewis*, xvii. 347, 348,
356, 358, 361.

— Jansoni, Crotch, xvii. 348.

— Lewisii, Crotch, xvii. 347, 357, 358,
361.

— Mazardi, Latr., xvii. 348, 349,
355.

— Menetriesi, xvii. 347.

— nara, Lewis* .Xwil. 347, 357.

— nigripes, Crotch, Xvii. 347, 348.

GENERAL INDEX.

Languria nigritarsis, C. Waterh., xviie
347, 357.

— pectoralis, C. Waterh., xvii. 347,
356, 357, 361.

— pretermissa, Janson, Xvii. 347, 358.

— preusta, Crotch, xvii. 347, 348.

— ruficeps, Crotch, xvii. 347, 358, 361..

— sodalis, C. Waterh., xvii. 347.

— trifoliata, Harold, xvii. 348, 351.

— unicolor, Motsch., xvii. 347.

— Waterhousei, Crotch, xvii. 347.

Languriidz, Japanese (Lewis), XVii-
347-361.

Laniarius, Vieill., ti. 138.

— ethiopicus, Gmel., xvii. 423.

— chloris, Licht., xvii. 423.

— erythrogaster, Cretzschm., xvii. 423.

— gambensis, Licht., xvii. 423.

— poliocephalus, Licht., xvii. 423.

Laniid, ii. 161 ; xiii. 317,499; xvi.
318; xvii. 424.

Lanilla, Malmgr., ix. 38.

Lanioturdus, Waterh., ii. 138.

Lanius, Linn., ii. 184; xx. 312, 316,
317

— Collurio, Zinn., v. 15.

— excubitorius, Des Murs, xvii. 424.

— minor, Linn., v. 9.

Lankester, Edwin, M.D., elected Fellow,
Proce. i. 59.

Lankester, Prof. Edwin Ray, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1875-80) iii.

—, A Contribution to the Knowledge of
the Lower Annelids, Proc. (1867—
68) xxi. See Trans. vol. xxvi. 631—
646.

— exhibits fossil Walrus tusks, Proc.
(1875-80) xxvii.

— exhibits Paragorgia arborea, Linz.,
Proe. (1882-88) i.

—, Notes on some Habits of the Scor-
pions Androctonus funestus, Hhr.,.
and Huscorpius italicus, Herbst,
Proce. (1880-82) 35; xvi. 455-
462.

—, On Goldfingia MacIntoshii, a new
Sipunculid from the Coast of Scot-
land, Proc. (1883-86) 84. See
Trans., 2nd ser. Zool. vol. ii. 469—
474.

—, On some new British Polynoina,
Proc. (1865-66) v. See Trans.
vol. xxv. 373-878.

—, On the Tusk of the Fossil Walrus
found in the Red Clay of Suffolk,
Proc. (1875-80) lvii ; xv. 144-146.
See Trans., 2nd ser. Zool. vol. ii.
213-222.

Laodea, Pascoe * , xii. 63, 66, 98.

— niveopicta, Pascoe * , xii. 63, 78, 98..

GENERAL INDEX.

219

Laodea niveosparsa, Pascoe * , xii. 64, | Laphria dioctrioides, Walk. * , iv. 106 ;

Laogenia, Pascoe * , xii. 75, 99.

— intrusa, Pascoe * , xii. 76, 99.

— sorex, Pascoe * , xii. 76, 78, 99.

Laophonte curticaudata, Boeck, XX.

— serrata, Claus, xx. 152.

Laparocerus, Schénh., xi. 14, 443;
X1x. 327.

Laphria, Fabr., i. 10, 118; iv. 105;
vi. 6, 18, 21; viii. 110; ix. 3.

—alternans, Wied, i. 10, 113; ix. 12.

—amena, Walk. MS. (?), ix. 12.

couple, Walk.*, vw. 147, 279; ix.
2.

—aperta, Walk.*, iii. 87; vii. 223;
ix. 12.

—ardescens, Walk.*, v. 235, 279;
ix. 12.

—argentifera, Walk.*, v. 279; ix.
12

—auribasis, Walk.*, vii. 223; ix.
12.

— aurifacies, Macg., i. 10, 113; iii.
84; ix. 12.

—basifera, Walk.*, i. 11; v. 279;
ie, 12)

— basigutta, Walk.*,1. 11; ix. 12. ,

— bipars, Walk.* , v. 285; ix. 12.

— Bleekeri, Dol., v. 167.

— cingulifera, Walk.* ,i. 115; ix. 13.

—comes, Walk.*, iii. 85; v. 147,
234, 278; vi. 6; ix. 12.

—complens, Walk.*, iv. 106; v.
234; wii. 223; ix. 12.

— completa, Waik.*,i. 114; ix. 13.

—compta, Walk.*, v. 146; ix. 12.

—comptissima, Walk.*, i, 113; ix.
13.

— concludens, Walk.*, iv. 105; ix.
12.

— congrua, Walk. * , v. 277; vii. 206,
Weve abies Il,

—consentanea, Walk, MS. (?), v.
278.

— consobrina, Waik. * , iii. 84, 85; ix.

—consors, Walk.*, iii. 85; v. 279;
vii. 206; ix. 12.

—- constricta, Walk., i. 118; ix. 13.

— consurgens, Walk.*, v. 278; 1x.
12

— conveniens, Walk.* ,v. 278; vi. 6;
ix. 12.

— crassipes, Fabr., i. 12.

— cyanea, Macq., v. 167.

— declarata, Walk. *, iii. 87; ix. 12.

— detecta, Walk. *, 1. 116; ix. 13.

ix. 12.
—disciplena, Walk.*, v. 2385; ix.
— dissimilis, Do/., v. 167.
— divulsa, Walk. * , vii. 206; ix. 12.
— elegans, Walk., i. 10; ix. 13.
— flagellata, Walk.*, vi. 6; ix. 12.
— flagrantissima, Walk. *, iii. 86; V-
279; vii. 206; ix. 12.
— flammipennis, Walk. * , v. 260 ; ix.

— fusifera, Walk. *,i. 12; ix. 12.

—germana, Walk.*, ili. 86; Vii.
206; ix. 12.

— gloriosa, Walk. *, iii. 84; ix. 11.

— imbellis, Walk.*, 1. 12; ix. 13.

—inaurea, Walk.*, i. 11, 113; ix.
12.

— incivilis, Walk.* ,i. 114; ix. 138.

— interrupta, Walk. *, i. 115; ix. 13.

— justa, Walk. *, iii. 86; ix. 12.

— Kollari, Dol., v. 147.

— Kubingii, Dol., v. 167.

— lepida, Walk.*,i. 114; ix. 13.

— liturifera, Walk. *, v. 234; ix. 11.

— manifesta, Walk.* , iii. 87; v. 280;
Vii. 223; ix. 12.

— notabilis, Walk.*, i. 10, 118; ix.
13.

— obliquistriga, Walk.*, v. 264; ix..
12

— Oreus, Walk. * ,i. 10; ix. 18.

— ostensa, Walk. * , vi. 21; ix. 12.

— paradisiaca, Walk.*, iii. 128; ix.
Tl.

— partita, Walk.*,i, 115; iv. 105;
v. 278; ix. 12, 13.

— pellucida, Do/., v. 167.

— pipunculoides, Walk.*, viii. 110;
ix. 12.

—placens, Walk.*, iii.
110; ix. 12.

— plana, Walk.*, i. 12, 1138; ix. 12.

— producta, Walk. *, i. 114; ix. 13.

— puer, Dol., v. 147, 2386; vii. 206,
223; ix, 12.

—yradicalis, Walk.*, i.
18.

— Reinwardtii, Wied, i. 10, 113; ix.
12.

—replens, Walk.*, v. 234; ix. 12.

—requisita, Walk.*, iv. 105; vii.
206, 232; ix. 12.

—rudis, Walk.*,i. 114; ix. 13.

— scapularis, Wied, iii. 84; v. 146,
264; ix. 12.

— setipes, Walk.*, vi. 6; ix. 12.

—sobria, Walk. *,1. 12; ix, 12.

128; viii.

ll, 12; ix.

220

.

Taphria socia, Walk. * , iii. 84, 85; v.
147; vi. 18; vii. 232; ix. 12.

— sodalis, Walk.*, iii. 85; ix. 12.

— Taphius, Walk., iv. 105; v. 147;
Vil. 232; ix. 12.

— eae Watk.*, viii. 110; ix.
2.

— tibialis, read tibialata, Walk., 1x.
12

— eas, Walk. i. 113; ix.
3.

— tripars, Walk.*, v. 235; ix. 12.

— tristis, Dol., v. 146, 278; vi. 6, 21;
rose, 112

— unifascia, Walk. * , 1. 113; ix, 18.

— villipes, Dol., v. 167.

— Vulcanus, Wied, i. 10; iv. 105; v.
oe 279; vi. 21; vii. 232; ix.

Laphrites, Walk., i. 118; iii. 84, 128;
iv. 105; v. 234, 263, 277; vi. 6,
18, 21; vii. 206, 223, 232; viii.
110; ix. 3.

Laphystius sturionis, Kréyer, xv. 67.

Laqueus rubellus, Sow., xii. 109.

Larbalestier, C. Dubois, elected Fellow,
Proe. (1880-82) 27.

Largus humilis, Drury, xiv. 483.

— lentus, White* , xiv. 482, 483.

Laria Rossii, Curtis, xiv. 112.

Laride, ii. 170; xiii. 505; xiv. 390-
406; xx. 479.

—, Geographical Distribution of
(Saunders), Proc. (1875-80) xxx;
xiv. 390-406.

Larina, A. Adams, xvi. 255, 266.

— Strangei, 4. Adams, Xvi. 266.

Larine, xiv. 390, 391, 401, 405.

Larinus, Germ., X. 459; xi. 73.

— maculatus, Yald., iii. 179, 182.

— mellificus, Jeel, iii, 181.

— onopordinis, Fadr., iii. 179, 182.

Larra, Fabr., ii. 103; villi. 85; Xi,
367.

— aurulenta, Fabr., vii. 111.

— blandina, F. Smith, xi. 367.

— Delessertii, Guér., xi. 367.

— fasciata, fabr., Xi. 367.

— melanoxantha, F. Smith, xi. 367.

— mellea, F. Smith, xi. 367.

— modesta, f. Smith*, v. 124; vii.
135; xi. 367.

— nubilipennis, F. Smith, Xi. 367.

—prismatica, F. Smith*, ii. 103;
iii. 16, 160; vii. 185; viii. 85;
Xi. 367.

— reversa, F. Smith, xi. 367.

— rufescens, Ff. Smith, xi. 367.

—simillima, F. Smith*, iii. 159;
vii. 135; xi. 367.

GENERAL INDEX,

Larra suada, Ff, Smith * , viii. 85.

— vespiformis, Fabr., ii. 104; xi.
367.

Larrada, F. Smith, ii. 102; vi. 56;
vii. 121; viii. 84; xi. 363,
413.

—edilis, F. Smith*, iii. 16; vii.
135; xi. 364.

— Alecto, F. Smith*, ii. 103; vii.
135; xi. 364.

— anathema, Rossi, iii. 17.

— argyrea, I’. Smith, xi. 364.

— aurifrons, /. Smith *, iii. 16; vii.
135; xi. 364.

— aurulenta, Fabr., iii. 16; v. 123;
vii. 34, 122, 135; xi. 363.

—carbonaria, Ff. Smith*, ii. 102;
Vii. 135; xi. 364.

—chrysobapta, Ff. Smith*, vi. 56;
vii. 135; xi. 365.

— econspicua, fF, Smith, xi. 364.

—duealis, F. Smith*, v. 84; vii.
135; xi. 365.

— exilipes, F’. Smith, ii. 102; iii. 16;
Vil. 185: xi. 364.

— festinans, F. Smith*, iti. 17; vii.
135; xi. 365.

— funerea, Ff. Smith*, wii. 34, 135;
Xi. 365.

— glabrata, F. Smith, xi. 364.

—jaculator, F'. Smith, xi. 364.

— laboriosa, F, Smith, xi. 364.

—mansueta, Ff. Smith*, viii. 84;
xi. 365.

— mendax, F. Smith*, viii. 84; xi.
365.

— modesta, F. Smith*, iii. 159; v.
123; vii. 34, 135; viii. 84; xi.
365.

— personata, F. Smith *, iii. 16; vii.
135; xi. 364.

—polita, F. Smith*, ii. 102; vii
135; xi. 364.

—rufipes, Ff. Smith*, iii.
137; xi. 365.

— sabulosa, F. Smith* , vii. 35, 1385;
xi. 365.

—simillima, 7. Smith, iii. 17; xi.
364.

— subtessellata, F. Smith, xi. 364.

— Sycorax, F. Smith*, ii. 102; vii.
135; xi. 364.

—tarsata, Ff, Smith*, v. 124; vii.
135; xi. 365. ‘€

— Tisiphone, F. Smith * , ii. 103; vii.
1385; xi. 364.

— tristis, F. Smith, xi. 364.

—vindex, F. Smith*, v. 123; vil.
135; xi. 365.

— (Sphex) aurulenta, Fabr., Xi. 363.

17; vii.

GENERAL INDEX.

Larride, ii. 101 ; iii. 16; v. 84, 123;
vi. 56; vii. 34, 111; viii. 84;
Xi. 363; xiv. 676; xviii. 321;
xx, 531.

Larus, Linn., Xili. 330.

— affinis, Reinhardt, xiv. 395, 397.

— argentatoides, Brehm, v. 49.

— argentatus, Briinn., v. 36, 46, 49;
xiv. 395.

— argenteus, Brehm, v. 11.

— atricilla, Linn., xiv. 399, 400.

— Audouini, Payr., xiv. 398.

— Belcheri, Vigors, xiv. 396.

— Bonapartii, Rich., xiv. 399.

— brachyrhynchus, Lichards.,

_ 396.

— brunneicephalus, Jerd., xiv. 399.

— Bulleri, Potts, xiv. 398, 406.

— ecachinnans, Pall/., xiv. 395.

— californicus, Lawr., Xiv. 395, 396.

— canus, Linn., v. 9, 46, 49.

— capistranus, read capistratus, Temim.,
v. 36.

— capistratus, Temm., v. 36.

— Cassini, Solater, xiv. 402.

— cirrhocephalus, Vieil/., xiv. 398.

— crassirostris, Vedll., Kiv. 396.

— dominicanus, Licht., Xiv. 397.

— Franklini, Sw. § Rich., xiv. 399.

— ee Solander MS., xiv. 392,
396.

— fuscus, Linn., v. 11,°46 ; xiv. 397.

— gelastes, Temm., xiv. 398.

— glaucescens, Licht., xiv. 395, 405.

— glaucodes, Meyen, xiv. 399, 405.

—glaucus, Briinn., v. 11, 36; Xiv.
394,

— Hartlaubi, Bruch, xiv. 398, 406.

— Heermanni, Cuss., Xiv. 396.

— Hemprichii, Bonap., xiv. 400.

— ichthyaétus, Pallas, xiv. 399.

— leucophthalmus, fiipp., xiv. 400.

— leucopterus, Faber, xiv. 395.

— maculipennis, Licht., xiv. 399.

— marinus, Linn., v. 11, 46, 49; xiv.
397.

— maximus, Leach, v. 11, 46.

— melanocephalus, Natt., xiv. 399.

— minutus, Pall., xiv. 399.

— modestus, Tschudi, xiv. 396.

—nigricans, Solander MBS.,
392.

Xiv.

Xiv.

— nove hollandise, Steph., xiv. 397,

406.
— occidentalis, Aud., xiv. 395.
— pacificus, Lath., iii. 33; xiv. 397.
— pheocephalus, Sw., xiv. 398, 405.
— philadelphiz, Ord, xiv. 399.
—ridibundus, Linn., v. 36, 41, 46;
xiv. 399, 405.
— Saundersi, Swinhoe, xiv. 399.

221

‘Larus Scopulinus, Forst., Xiv. 397, 398,

406.

— Scoresbii, Trail, xiv. 397.

— serranus, Tschudi, xiv. 399.

— tridactylus, Linn., v. 49.

— zonorhynchus, Rich., xiv. 396.

Larvz voided by children (Newman),
Proc. (1855-56) xvii.

Lasxa rubra, Montagu, xii. 101, 420,
423.

Lasaia, Bates * , ix. 228, 397, 445.

— Agesilas, Latr., ix. 445. |

— Cleadas, Hewits., ix. 397, 445.

— meris, Cramer, ix. 397, 445.

Lascelles, Francis Molesworth, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1886-87) 5.

Lasea rubra, Montagu, xvi. 306.

Lasia, Hope, xi. 74.

Lasiocampide, xv. 84.

Lasiocephala, Costa, xi. 118.

Lasiommata, Westw., x. 501.

— Pulaha, Moore, ix. 56.

Lasioprocta merra, Wallengr., Xii..
401.

Lasius, Fabr., Xiv. 625.

— conicus, Mabr., xi, 303.

— crinitus, Mayr, xi. 302.

— flavus, De Geer, Xiii. 223, 224, 288,.
257; xiv. 267, 284, 609, 610,.

625, 739; xv. 182, 183, 386;
xvi. 120; xvii. 49, 51; xx.
118.

—niger, Fabr., xiii. 217, 219, 222,
238, 259; xiv. 271, 276-289,
608, 621; xv. 174, 175, 184,
364, 367, 378; xvi. 118, 121;
Saat, BOs ster, iil, Weil, Were.
131-136.

— virescens, Fadr., iii. 135.

Lates, Cuv., Xviii. 310, 312, 316.

— calearifer, Bloch, xviii. ftnote
309.

Latham, Richard, obituary, Proc. i..
302.

Lathridiidsx, xix. 127.

Latimeandra, D’Orb., Xviii. 125, 126,.
127, 140.

— circumscripta, Reuss, xviii. 126.

— dedalea, Reuss, X viii. 126.

— dimorpha, Reuss, xviii. 126.

— discrepans, Reuss, XVili. 126.

—Flemingi, Milne-Edw. § Haime,
xviii. 127.

— Marchelloides, Reuss, Xviil. 126.

Latimeandrarea, EH. de From., Xviii..
168, 176, 199.

Latimeandroida, xviii. 104, 125, 197.

Latiphyllia, Z. de From., Xviii. 91, 93,.
196.

Latirostres, Xvii. 425.
Latirus brevicauda, Reeve, xx. 488.

222

Latirus concentricus, Reeve, xx. 488.

— gracilis, Reeve, xx. 488.

— spadiceus, Reeve, xx. 488.

— ustulatus, Reeve, xii. 547.

Latreillia, Rows, xiv. 637.

Latusastrea, d’Orb., XViii.
195.

Latychus, Pascoe * , xi. 486; xii. 96.

—rivulosus, Pascoe*, xi. 486, 492;
xii. 96.

Laubuca, Bleeker, Xiv. ftnote 538.

— guttata, Bleeker, xiv. ftnote 553.

Laughrin, Wm., elected Associate, Proc.
(1860-61) iv; death announced,
Proe, (1883-86) 80.

—, Observations on the choice of food
in the Cod and Ling, Proc. (1861-
62) cvii; vi. 165.

Laurie, Malcolm, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1888-90) 5.

Laurion, Walk., vi. 99.

— corculum, Butler * , xiii. 197.

Lauxania, Zatr., 1. 131.

— detereuns, Walk., i. 29; 1x. 24.

— duplicans, Walk.*, iii.110; ix.
24

66, 69,

—eucera, Walk. *, i. 29,1381; ix. 24.

—minuens, Walk. * , iii. 110; ix. 24.

— perplexa, Walk.*, v. 161; ix. 24.

Lauxanides, i. 131; iii. 110; iv. 145;
v. 161, 268; vi. 12; vii. 219,
237 ; ix. 5.

Law, Charles Alex., elected Fellow, Proc.
ii. 215.

Law,John Sutherland,death announced,
Proc. (1883-86) 130.

Lawer, Henry, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1875-80) xiv.

Lawson, Marmaduke Alex., elected
Fellow, Proc. (1868-69) xxvii.
Lawson, Wm. Stewart, elected Fellow,

Proce. (1875-80) xxiv.
Laxton, Henry, elected Fellow, Proc. i.
4

Layard, Dr., exhib. drawings of animals
from Nineveh, Proe. ii. 15.

Leadbeater, Benj., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1861-62) Ixiii.

Leaf, Charles John, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1861-62) ly.

Leaf Insect, vii. 98-103.

Leanira, Kind., ix. 35.

— Quatrefagesi, Kinb., ix. 35.

— stellifera, Miidler, ix. 35.

Leathem, Dr. Jas., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1868-69) xliii.

Leathem, Dr. Jas., elected Fellow, Proce.
(1873-74) xxxix.

Lebadea, Wadlk., xi. 435.

Lebia, Latr., xi. 83.

GENERAL INDEX.

Lebias, Cuv., xiv. ftnote 535.

Lebiide, xi. 52.

Lebioderus, Westw., Proc. i. 111, 112.

— Goryi, Westw., Proce. i. 112.

Leckenby, John, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1875-80) ii; death announced,
Proce. (1875-80) xix.

Lecythium, Hertw. § Less., xiii. 399,
400.

Leda frigida, Tored/, xii. 104.

— lanceolata, Sow., xii. 108.

—minuta, Miller, xii. 104; xvii.
94-96; xx. 450, 467.

— —, var. brevirostris, Jefr., xx. 450.

— myalis, Couthouy, xii. 104.

— nana, Sars, xii. 104.

— semistriata, S. Wood, xii. 104.

Ledebour, Prof. Karl Fr. von, elected
For. Memb., Proc. i. 287 ; obituary,
Proce. ii. 198.

Ledra, Fadr., i. 98, 169.

— arcuatifrons, Walk. *, i. 171.

— conicifrons, Walk. *, i. 170.

— conifera, Walk.* , 1. 98.

— cultellifera, Walk. * , 1. 98.

— dilatifrons, Walk. *, i. 169.

— longifrons, Walk. * , i. 170.

— nigrilinea, Walk. * , 1. 98.

— obtusifrons, Walk. *, i. 171.

— planifrons, Walk. * , i. 170.

—yranifrons, Walk.*, i. 171.

— tenuifrons, Walk. * , i. 170.

— truncatifrons, Walk. *, i. 171.

— tuberculifrons, Walk. *, i. 169.

Lee, Henry, elected Fellow, Proce. (1865-
66), vii, viii; death announced,
Proce. (1888-90) 11.

Lee, Dr. John, elected Fellow, Proce.
(1855-56)ii ; obituary, Proc. (1865-
66) Lxxiii.

Leech, John Henry, elected Fellow,
Proe. (1883-86).

— On a coll. of Lepidoptera from
the neighbourhood of Ichang, —
Central China, Proc. (1888-90)
68.

Leeches, Proc. (1883-86) 120; xii.
210, 212.

Leefe, Rev. John Ewhank, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1868-69) xxv.
Leeks, Hdward Frederick, elected
Fellow, Proc. i. 228; obituary,

Proce. (1865-66) lxxiii.

Lees, Edwin, obituary, Proc. (1887-88)

93

Lees, Fredk. Arnold, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1871-72) xxxi.

Legge, Capt. Wm. Vincent, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1875-80) xxv.

Leia indivisa, Walk. * , vii. 223 ; ix. "7.

GENERAL INDEX. 223

Leichenum, De)., Xi. 49.
Leidy, Dr. Jos., elected For. Memb.,
~ Proe. (1871-72) xxxiii.

Leieschara coarctata, Sars, xv. 234,
235.

_Leiescharia coarctata, Sars, Xv. 284.

Leigh, ce death announced, Proc.
i. 139

Leighton, Rev. Wm. Allport, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1865-66) ii.

Leiolepis Reevesii, Gray, x. 34.

Leiolophus, Miers, xx. 518.

— planissimus, Herbst, xx. 506, 513.

— planissimus, Miers, XxX. 506, 513.

Leionotus insularis, 7. Smith*, iii.
21.

Leioperca, vead Lucioperca, Sandra,
Cuv., VW. 32, 37

Leiopus, Serv., KViii. 239.

Leiostomus, Cuv. & Val., xiii. 140.

— obliquus, Mztch., v. 20.

Leiostraca, A. Adams, Japanese (Adams),
Proc. (1862-63) iv; vii. 84-21.

— Ariel, A. Adams, vii. 85.

— balteata, A. Adams *, vii. 89.

— pifascialis, A. Adams* , vii. 88.

— pilineata, ddams § Reeve, vii. 87,

8

88.
— bivittata, H. & A. Adams, Vii. 87.
— pbizona, A. Adams * , vii. 88.
— cinctella, A. Adams * , Vii. 89.
— cingenda, A. Adams* , vii. 89.
— circumcincta, 4. Adams* , vii. 88.
— clara, A. Adams, vii. 84.
— clavella, A. Adams, vii. 84.
— conspurcata, A. Adams* , vii. 87.
— erassula, A. ddams* , Wii. 90.
— crystallina, A. Adams* , vii. 86.
— exigua, 4. Adams * , vii. 87.
— gracilenta, A. Adams* , vii. 89.
— hastata, 4. Adams * , vii. 85.
— humilis, 4. Adams *, vii. 90.
— inquinata, A. Adams * , vii. 90.
— interrupta, 4. Adams * , vii. 89.
— labiata, A. Adams, vii. 84.
— lanceata, A. Adams * , vii. 84.
— Leachii, 4. Adams * , vii. 84.
— lentiginosa, A. Adams * , vii. 87.
— lepida, A. Adams* , Vii. 85.
— metulina, 4. Adams * , vii. 86.
—mindorensis, Addams § Reeve, vil.

85.
— Miranda, A. Adams* , vii. 85.
— nana, A. Adams* , vii. 87.
— nitida, A. Adams* , vii. 84.
— nivea, A. Adams, vii. 85.
— nixa, A. Adams, Vii. 87.
— Oberon, A. Adams, vii. 85.
— paxillus, A. Adams, vii. 84.
— picturata, 4, Adams * , vii. 87.

Leiostraca pistillum, 4. Adams*, Vili.

— pumila, 4. Adams * , vii. 87.

— pura, A. Adams, vii. 85.

— pusilla, A. Adams* , vii. 86.

— pusio, A. Adams * , vii. 86.

— pygmea, A. Adams * , vii. 86.

— scitula, 4. Adams * , vii. 90.

— spiculum, A. Adams, vii. 87.

— spreta, A. Adams * , vii. 90.

— subulina, A. Adams* , vii. 85.

— teniata, A. Adams * , vii. 88.

— tantilla, A. Adams, vii. 86, 87, 89.

— turgidula, 4. Adams, vii. 84, 90.

— vinecta, A. Adams* , Vii. 88.

Leipoa, Gould, ii. 141.

Leirodermatium affine, Duncan, MS.
(Dunean), Proc. (1880-82) 7.

Leistus, Frohl., xi. 89.

Lema, Fabr., xviii. 212.

Lemann, Dr. Charles Morgan, obituary,
Proe. i. 254.

Lemming, Norwegian (Crotch), Proc.
(1875-80) vii, xi; Proce. (1876-77)
Xiil; Xiii. 27-34, 838, 157-160,
327-334.

Lemmus norvegicus, Desm, (Crotch),
Proe. (1875-80) vii; xiii. 27-34.

Lemonias, Dowbleday, ix. 213, 228, 369,
402, 446.

—, monograph of (Butler), Proc. (1866-
67) 11; ix. 213-229.

— /Aimulius, Fabr., ix. 215, 449.

— Aimylius, Cramer, ix. 446.

— agrius, Dalin., ix. 228.

— Albinus, Felder, ix. 227, 229, 448.

— Alector, Butler, ix. 449.

— Alector, Hiibner, ix. 213, 214, 229,
449,

— amethystina, Butler, ix. 456.

— aminias, Hewits., ix. 215, 399, 449.

— Ancile, Hewits., ix. 217, 218, 446.

— Anseris, Hewits., ix. 215, 449.

— apotheta, Bates * , ix. 399, 449.

— Aristus, Stol/, ix. 214, 215, 399, 449.

—- Aurinia, Hewits., ix. 227, 448.

— Auseris read Anseris, Hewits., ix.
449,

— Balista, Hewits., ix. 215, 449.

— Belise, Cramer, ix. 369, 450.

— Bolena, Butler * , ix. 215, 229, 447.

— Borsippa, Hewits., ix. 219, 449.

— Borsippina, Butler * , ix. 219, 449.

— Bubo, Butler, ix. 217, 229, 446.

— Cecina, Felder, ix. 229.

— Caletor, Dalm., ix. 449.

— caliginea, Butler, ix. 448.

— campestris, Bates * , ix. 397, 448.

| —cerealis, Hewits., ix. 217, 397, 447.

— —, var. Cecina, Felder, ix. 447.

224

Lemonias Chea, Hewits., ix. 226, 450.

— chilensis, Felder, ix. 229, 448.

— Cicuta, Hewits., ix. 223, 446.

— Cilissa, Hewits., ix. 216, 447.

— Colchis, Felder, ix. 229, 448.

— crispus, Cramer, ix. 216, 446, 447.

— cruentata, Butler, ix. 447.

— cuprea, Butler * , ix. 218, 229, 446.

— domina, Bates, ix. 227, 448.

— Hgaensis, Butler, ix. 450.

— Hmylius, Westw., ix. 216.

— Epone, Godt., ix. 449,

— Hpone, Westw., ix. 226.

— Epulus, Cramer, ix. 227, 397, 398,
447

— Hrostratus, Doubl., Westw., § Hewits.,
ix. 227, 448.

— felsina, Hewits., ix. 223.

— Galena, Bates* , ix. 398, 399, 449.

— glaphyra, Doubl., Westw., § Hewits.,
ix. 227, 448.

— glaucoma, Westw., ix. 224.

— Hebrus, Westw., ix. 223.

— hemileuca, Bates * , ix. 399, 449.

— Hibneri, Butler*, ix. 214, 229,
449,

— Ion, Westw., ix. 228.

— Irene, Westw., ix. 221, 402, 447.

— Irenea, Cramer, ix. 450.

— Kadenii, Felder, ix, 228, 229, 453.

— Lampros, Bates* , ix. 399, 449.

— Latona, Hewits., ix. 221, 447,

— Leucocyana, Geyer, ix. 449.

— leucocyana, Hiibner, ix. 214, 229.

— Leucophea, Hibner, ix. 449.

— Luciana, Hubner, ix. 216, 447.

— Lucianus, Fadr., ix. 216, 447.

— (maculata) Zygia, Hitbner, ix. 225.

— Martialis, Felder, ix. 229, 447.

— Mejicanus, Behr, ix. 448.

— melanogyra, Bates, ix. 447.

— Melia, Bates * , ix. 397, 447.

— Menander, Westw., ix. 222.

— Meris, Cramer, ix. 228.

— misenes, Cramer, ix. 218.

— molela, Hewits., ix. 369, 450.

— Mormo, Felder, ix. 227, 448; xvi.
468.

— nepia, Doubl., Westw., § Hewitts., ix.
217, 229, 447.

— nepioides, Butler*, ix, 217, 229,
447,

— ocypore, Geyer, ix. 398.

— Orpheus,
450.

— Parthaon, Dalm., ix. 446.

— Penthea, Cramer, ix. 399, 449.

— Pentheus, Cramer, ix. 215.

— Pentheus, Fabr., ix. 449.

— Petronius, Westw., ix. 228.

estw. & Hewits., ix. «

GENERAL INDEX.

Lemonias Pione, Bates * , ix. 398, 446..

— Pretus, Westw., ix. 224.

— Pseudo-crispus, Westw., ix. 216, 217,
229, 447.

— Ptolomeus, Westw., ix. 228, 444.

— pulcherrima, Butler, ix. 448.

— Pythia, Hewits., ix. 220, 456.

— pythioides, Butler, ix. 456.

— Rhesa, Hewits., ix. 218, 229, 446.

— Rhodope, Hewits., ix, 217, 218,.
446.

— Senta, Hewits., ix. 216, 449.

— Siaka, Hewits., ix. 221, 398, 402,.
447.

— Sosybius, Fabr., ix. 229.

— NSperthias, Felder, ix. 229, 451.

— stalachtoides, Butler, ix. 448.

— Sudias, Hewits., ix. 213, 447.

— Thara, Hewits., ix. 219, 446.

— Thermodoé, Hiibner, ix. 219, 446.

—violacea, Butler*, ix. 214, 229,.
449,

— virgulti, Behr, ix. 448.

— Zeanger, Stoll, ix. 218, 446.

— Zeurippe, Boisd., ix. 447.

— Zygia, Hiibner, ix. 225, 369, 449.

Lemoniide, xi. 438.

Lemula, Bates * , xviii. 211.

— decipiens, Bates* , xviii. 206, 212,
262.

Lemuride, ii. 32 ftnote.

Lemurs, Xiii. 186.

Lendenfeld, Robt. von, elected Fellow,
Proe. (1886-87) 5.

Lendy, Capt. Augustus Fredk., elected.
Fellow, Proc. (1860-61) iv; obitu-
ary, Proc. (1888-90) 75, 97.

Leodoce, Savigny, x. 345, 346.

—annulicornis, Spinola MS, xX.
346.

— antennata, Savigny, x. 346.

— gigantea, Savigny, X. 343.

— hispanica, Savigny, x. 347.

— Marphysa, Savigny, x. 351.

— noryegica, Linn., x. 346.

— norwegica, Savigny, x. 345.

— opalina, Savigny, X. 352.

— tubicola, Miller, x. 357.

Lepadogaster Decandolii, Risso, xv..
all.

— Gonum (Linné), Proc. ii. 32.

Lepas, Linn., iv. 44, 46.

— conica rufescens, Mart., v. 177.

— elliptica, Hanley MS., iv. 46.

— exigua africana, Mart., v. 177.

— oblonga, Hanley MS., iv. 46.

Lepeophtheilus Stromii, Baird, vii.
148.

Lepeta, Gray, Xvii. 40. _

— ceca, Miller, xii. 105; xvii, 39.

GENERAL INDEX.

Lepidisia bimaculata, White, ix. 127.

Lepidocephalichthys, Bleeker, xii. 570;
Xiv. 539, 563, 566, 579.

Lepidocyrtus, Bourl., xvii. 271.

Lepidogaster bimaculatus, Penn., Vill.
270.

Lepidonaxia, Targ.-Tozetti, xiv. 671,

— Defilippii, Yarg.-Tozetti, xiv.
671

Lepidonota scabra, Oerst., ix. 37.
Lepidonotus, Leach, viii. 181-186.
— Antillarum, Schmarda, viii. 183.
— assimilis, Oerst., viii. 194.

— Bowerbankii, Baird * , viii. 185.

— ceruleus, Kinb., viii. 183.

— cirratus, Fabr., parasitic in Tube of
Cheetopterus insignis, Baird
(Baird), Proc. (1864-65) iv; viii.
161-162.

— —, var. parasiticus, Baird *, viii.
161-162.

— clava, Montag., viii. 182.

— clypeatus, Grube, viii. 184.

— fragilis, Baird, viii. 191.

— fuscicirrus, Schmarda, viii. 183.

— glaucus, Peters, viii. 184.

— Grubei, Baird, viii. 189.

— havyaicus, Kinb., vill. 183.

— impatiens, Savigny, viii. 184,

— indicus, Kind., vili. 183.

— insignis, Baird, viii. 188.

— Jacksoni, Kind., viii. 182.

— Johnstoni, Kind., viii. 182.

— Lordi, Baird, viii. 190.

— margaritaceus, Kind., viii. 182.

— oculatus, Baird * , viii. 184.

— pellucidus, Dyster MS., viii. 192.

— pharetratus, Johnst., viii. 192.

— polychroma, Schmarda, viii. 183.

— Pomarex, Kinb., viii. 182.

— Savignyi, Grube, viii. 183.

—semisculptus, Leach M.S.,
192.

— semitectus, Stimps., viii. 184.

— Sinelairi, Baird * , viii. 184.

— socialis, Kinb., viii. 182.

— squamatus, Linn., Vili. 182.

— stellatus, Baird * , viii. 185, 186.

— striatus, Kind., viii. 183.

— tomentosus, Grube, viii. 183.

— Wablbergi, Kinb., viii. 182.

Lepidopa, Stimps., Xiv. 331.

— scutellata, Stimps., Xiv. 332.

Lepidophyllia, Dunc., XViii. 123, 125,
197.

viii.

Lepidops, Stimps., Xiv. 320.
— myops, Stimps., Xiv. 315, 331, 333,
306

—scutellata, Desm., xiv. 315, 332,
333.

225

Lepidops venusta, Stimps., xiv. 315,

Lepidoptera, Proc. (1875-80) xiii;
(1883-86) 22, 119; (1888-90) 71;
i. 137-140; xi. 48, 80, 99-101;
xiii. 195-197, 307, 331; xiv.
101-103, 108, 733 ; xv. 18, 16, 17,
19, 20, 24; xvii. 351; xx. 531.

— of Australia, Scott’s work on native,
Proe: 1. 1/72:

—, British, protective mimicry in
(Meldola), Proc. (1870-71) xxxiv.

—, Catalogue of the Heterocerous, coll.
by A. R. Wallace at Sarawak, Borneo
(FB. Walker), Proc. (1860-61) vii;
vi. 82-145, 171-198; vii. 49-84,
160-198.

—, Catalogue of Heterocerous, coll. at
Singapore by A. R. Wallace
(F. Walker), Proc. (1858-59) v ;
iii. 196-198.

—, Characters of some undescribed
Heterocerous (Walker), Proc.
(1868-69) xxvi; ix. 181-199.

—, dipterous parasites on, Proc. ii. 247.

—, Diurnal, collected by A. R. Wallace
in Hastern Archipelago (Hewitson),
Proc. (1864-65) iv; viii. 143-
149:

—, —, coll. by H. Whitely in Hakodadi
(Butler), Proc. (1865-66) ix; ix.
50-59.

—, —, Generic Nomenclature of (G. R.
Crotch), Proc. (1870-71) xxxiii
(title).

—, —, Generic Nomenclature of (Kirby),
Proc. (1869-70) xxxiii; x. 494-
503. *

— from Central India, Proce. i. 131.

— from Colorado and Missouri exhib.
(Jacob), Proc. (1883-86) 4.

— from Grinnell Land exhib.(Feilden),
Proe. (1875-80) xxiv.

— from Ichang, Central China (Leech),
Proc. (1888-90) 68 (title).

— from Malacca (Butler), xiii.115, 116,
196. 197. See Trans. 2nd ser.
Zool. vol. i. 533-568.

—from Manitoba exhib. (Miller
Christy), Proc. (1883-86) 7.

— from Mergui (Moore), Proc. (1883-
86) 184; xxi. 29-60.

—, Geographical Distribution of Diur-
nal, compared with that of Birds
(W. F. Kirby), Proce. (1871-72)
xxxl; Xi. 431-440.

—, Heliconine of Amazon Yalley
(Bates), Proc. (1861-62) lv, lviii ;
vi. 73-77. See Trans. vol. xxiii,
495-566.

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226

Lepidoptera, nervures of wings of
(H. Doubleday), Proe. i. 229, 233.

—, Pterology of diurnal (H. Doubleday),
Proc. i. 348-350.

—, Pairing of (Michael), xix. 273.

—, Tegument of (Newport), Proc. i.
369.

— visiting flowers, X¥Vil. 131, 184, 186,
188, 189.

Lepidopteren - Fauna, Koch’s Indo-
australische (Bentham), Proce.
(1868-69) xei, xcii.

Lepidopterous Insect infesting Sugar-
cane in Mauritius (Westwood),
Proc. (1855-56) lv; 1. 102, 103.

— larve, influence of surroundings on
colours of, exhib. (Poulton), Proc.
(1888-90) 72.

— Pupa, Morphology of (Poulton),
Proc. (1888-90) 68,72. See Trans.
2nd ser. Zool. vol. y. 187-212,
245-263.

Lepidosiren, Natt., v. 221, 222, 223,
225, 228; xiii. 209, 210, 214;
xiv. 718.

— annectens, Owen *, Proc. i. 32.

— —, Note on (H. Newman), Proc.
(1855-56) v; i. 73-74.

— paradoxa, Hitz. (Owen), Proc. i.
27-82.

Lepidosteus, Agass. (Owen), Proc. i. 32;
xvi. 1.

Lepidota, v. 226.

Lepidotus, Agass., xviii. 296, 297.

Lepisma, Linn., xi. 100; xx. 557,
558.

— corticola, Ridley *, Xx. 558.

— Leai, Ridley *, xx. 557.

— saccharina, Linn., xx. 558,

— terrestris, Linn., Vili. 163.

Lepismide, viii. 162.

— (Lubbock), Proce. (1861-62) lix. 7

Lepita, Gray, xv. 164.

Leporicde, ii. 24.

Leporinus Friderici, Agass., v. 24.

Lepralia, Johnst., vi. 165.

— cleidostoma, Smitt, xx. 504.

—— depressa, Busk, xx. 504.

— Landsborovii, Johknst., xv. 238.

— sincera, Smitt, xv. 237.

Lepricornis, Felder, ix. 431.

— melanchroia, Felder, ix. 431.

Leprotes fulva, Baly *, xiv. 250.

— Lewisi, Baly *, xiv. 251.

Lepsides, Walk., viii. 125.

Leptachatina, Gould, xi. 497.

Leptalis, Dalm., vi. 74-77.

— Lysinoé, Hewits., vi. 76.

Leptastrea, Milne-Edw. § Haime, xvii.
362; xviii. 103, 119, 197..

GENERAL INDEX.

Leptaxis, Reuss, XVili. 57, 59, 60, 98,
195, 2038.

Lepthemis, Hagen, xvi. 177, 178.

Leptidee, Westw., i. 15, 118; iii. 89;
iv. 110; v. 167, 237, 282, 300;
vi. 8; vii. 208, 233; ix. 4.

Leptis, Fadr., i. 118; iv. 110; ix. 4.

— decisa, Walk.*,i. 15,118; ix. 15.

— ferruginosa, Wied, iii. 89; iv. 110;
v. 148, 287, 282, 300; wii. 208,
233; 1x. 15.

—impar, Walk. *, v. 282; ix. 15.

— scolopacea, Fabr., i. 140.

Leptocephalichthys, Bleeker, xiv. 554.

— Berdmorei, Blyth, Xiv. 555. ~

— guntea, Ham.-Buch., Xiv. 554.

— thermalis, Cuv. § Val., xiv. 554.

Leptocephalus, Gron., ix. 166.

Leptocera graphicus, Boisd., ix. 141.

— vittifera, Buquet, ix. 141.

Leptoceridze, x. 20], 212; xi. 119,
120, 123; xiv. 731, 733, 735.

Leptocerus, Leach, x. 203; xiv. 735,
36.

—(?) alienus, WeLachl. * , x. 202, 218.

— aterrimus, Steph., Xiv. 733.

— pilineatus, Linn., xiv. 732.

— cephalotes, Walk., x. 212.

— cognatus, MeLachl., X. 212.

— dissimilis, Steph., xiv. 733, 736.

— tineoides, Scopoli, xiv. 732.

Leptocircus, Swains., xi. 435,

pea albidum, Milne-Hdw., Xvi.
535.

Leptocyathus, Milne-Edw. § Haime,
Xvili. 21, 23, 194.

Leptodactylus sibilatrix, Mitz., v. 53.

Leptodera, Duj., infesting roots of
Stephanotis, Thou. (Cobbold),
Proc. (1880-82), 23, 25.

Leptodiine, xiv. 637, 638.

Leptodius, Milne-Edw., xx. 511.

— americanus, Sawss., xx. 511.

Leptogaster, Meigen, i. 117; iv. 109;
vi. 18, 21; ix. 4, 80.

—albimanus, Walk.*, iii.
14,

—annulipes, Dol., v. 167.

— exacta, Walk.*, vi. 18; ix. 14.

— ferrugineus, Walk.*, iii. 89; v.
281; ix. 14.

— inutilis, Walk. * , 1.117; ix. 14

— longipes, Walk.*, iii. 89; vii.
208; ix. 14.

—magnicollis, Walk.*, vi. 21; ix.
14

89; ix.

— moluceanus, Dol., v. 167.

—munda, Walk.*, iv. 109; ix..14.

— tarsalis, Walk. *, v. 281; vii. 233
ix. 14,

GENERAL INDEX. DO

Leptogaster tricolor, Walk. *,i. 117;
ix. 14.

— unicolor, Dol., v. 167.

Leptogenys falcigera, Roger, Xi. 322.

— insularis, F. Smith * , xiv. 675.

Leptoglyphus, Sharp *, xix. 59, 60,
75.

— cristatus, Sharp * , xix. 125.

— vittatus, Sharp * , xix. 60, 75.

Leptomedusz, xv. 133, 134.

Leptomithrax, Miers, xiv. 656.

Leptomonera, Xiii. 435.

eptomorpha, Chevr., xi. 88.

Leptomussa, @’ Ach., xviii. 51, 54, 195,
203.

Leptomya, Adams, xvi. 541.

— cochlearis, Hinds, xvi. 541.

— gravida, Hanley* , xiv. 580; Xvi.
541.

— psittacus, Hanley, xvi. 541.

— spectabilis, Mont., xvi. 541.

—(Nexra) cochlearis, Hinds,
580. \

Leptomyrma, Motsch., Xi. 329.

— gracilipes, Motsch., xi. 329.

Lepton squamosum, Mont., v. 208.

— suleatulum, Jejffr., xiv. 420, 4238.

Leptoneura, Wallengr, xi. 434.

ze epenus, Moseley, xviii. 173, 174,
19

Xiv.

Leptophrys, Hertw. § Lesser, iii.
386.

Leptophyllia, Reuss, xviii. 147, 166,
199.

Leptophyllioida, xviii. 166, 199.

Leptopine, xi. 447; xiv. 639, 653;
xix. 319.

Leptopisa, Stimps., Xiv. 663.

— setirostris, Stimps., xiv. 663.

Leptoplana tremellaris, O. £. Miller,
xx. 458, 469. ‘

Leptopodia, Leach, xiv. 640, 648,

— sagittaria, Fabr., xiv. 6435.

Leptopodide, xiv. 658, 642.

Leptopodiide, xiv. 638.

Leptopodiine, xiv. 639, 642.

Leptops, Schonh., xi. 54, 55, 447;
xix, 329.

— acerbus, Pascoe * , x. 453; xii. 81.

— colossus, Pascoe * , x. 451; xii. 81.

— dorsatus, Pascoe*, x. 453; xii.
81.

— Duboulayi, Pascoe*, x. 452, 453;
xii. 81

—ebeninus, Puscoe*, xX. 454; xii.

— polyacanthus, Pascoe*, x. 453;
xii. 81.

— 4-tuberculatus, Schonh., x. 452.

— retusus, Pascoe * , X. 452; xii. 81.

Leptops spinipennis, Fiahrs, x. 453.

— spinosus, Méhrs, X. 453.

— superciliaris, Pascoe * , X. 452; Xil,
81.

— tribulus, Fabr., x. 452.

Leptopsammia, Milne-Edw. § Haime,
XVill. 180, 181, 199.

Leptopsammioida, xviii.
199.

Leptopsine, x. 4386, 440, 457, 483,
485.

173, 180,

Leptoptilos Argala, Lath., viii. 98.

— javanica, Horsf., viii. 98.

Leptopus, Lam., xiv. 654.

Leptopus, Latr., Xiv. 653.
Leptorhabdium, Kraatz, xviii. 211.
Leptoria, XVii. 362; xviii. 86, 90,

_— phrygia, illis & Solander, xvii.
364.

Leptornis, Homb. § Jacq., ii. 141.

Leptoseris, Milne-EHdw. § Haime,
XVili. 156, 159, 198.

Leptosia candida, Westw., ix. 51.

— Lathyri, Hiibner, ix. 51.

Leptosoma, Leach, xvi. 19, 20.

— appendiculata, Risso, xvi. 60.

— capito, Rathke, xvi. 60.

— lanceforme, Hope, Xvi. 60.

— lanceolata, Risso, xvi. 60.

— obtusicauda, Costa, xvi. 84.

Leptosomus, Véeill., ii. 138.

Leptothorax acervorum, Fabr., Xvi.
ftnote 116.

— muscorum, Nyl., xvi. ftnote 116.

Leptoxena, Baly* , xx. 186.

— eximea (read eximia), Baly*, XX,
186, 188.

Leptoxenus, Bates, xviii. 205.

— ibidiiformis, Bates, xviii. 206, 209.

Leptura, Linn., x1. 52; xviii. 206
22).

— adumbrata, xviii. 206.

— arcuata, Panz., xviii. 219.

— ceramboides, Kirby, ix. 120.

— cometes, Bates * , X Vili. 206.

— cyanea, Gebles, xviii. 217, 218.

— excavata, Bates * , xviii. 206, 217.

— granulata, Bates * , KX viii. 206, 217.

— livida, Fabr., xviii. 216.

— mimica, Bates * , xviii. 206.

— misella, Bates * , xviii. 206, 216.

— nympbula, Bates * , xviii. 206.

— obliterata, Haldem., xviii.
220.

— proxima, Say, XVili. 217.

— pyrrha, Bates* , Xviii. 206.

— quadrifasciata, Linn., xviii. 219.

— rubra, Linn., xviii. 217.

— subtilis, Bates* , XViii. 206.

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228

Leptura succedanea, Lewis, xviii. 206,
217

— tesserula, Oharpent., XVili. 216.

— thoracica, Creutz., Vili. 206.

— variegata, Fabr., ix. 127.

— yariicornis, Dalm., xviii. 206, 217.

— vicaria, Bates * , xviii. 206.

— (Judolia) cometes, Bates*, XViii.
206, 218.

— (—) cordifera, Oliv., xviii. 218.

— (Stenura)adumbrata, Bates * , xviii.
220.

—(—) mimica, Bates*, xviii. 206,
219

— (-) nymphula, Bates * , xviii. 206,
220

— (—) subtilis, Bates* , xviiii. 206,
219.

— (—) thoracica, Oreutz., xviii. 220.

—(—) vicaria, Bates*, xviii. 206,
218.

Lepturoides, Herbst, xi. 52.

Leptynoderus _ tuberculatus,
Proe. i. 200.

Lepus americanus, Hra/., xx. 141, 142.

—cuniculus, Linn., v. 3, 5, 384, 39;
Xvi. 485.

— glacialis, Leach, xx. 144.

— timidus, Linn., Proc. (1883-86) 23;
Wi ah Ob

Lepyrus, Schénh., xi. 52.

Lernea elongata, Grant, xv. 71.

Lernzxopoda Hdwardsii, Olsson, XV.

2

Curt. * ,

— elongata, Grant, xv. 71.

— salmonea, Linn., Xv. 72.

Lernea branchialis, Linn., xix. 1'78.

Lerp Insect of South Australia (Tepper),
Proc. (1882-83) 6; xvii. 109-
111.

Lessonia, Swains., ii. 143.

Lester, Lester, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1855-56) ii.

Lestridine, xiv. 391.

Lestrigonus, Milne-Edw., ix. 143-147.

— exulans, Kroyer, 1x. 143.

— Kinahani, Spence Bate, ix. 143-
147, 168-170.

Lestris, I/., xiii. 350.

— Hardyi, Bonap., xiv. 392.

— parasitica, Bote, Kili. 328.

Letheeus lepidus, White*, xiv. 482,
484.

— pallidinervis, Sd/, xiv. 485.

Lethe, Hiibn., xi. 435.

Letheby. Henry, elected Associate, Proc.
i. 65.

Letheby, Henry, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1857-58) vy.

GENERAL INDEX.

Letis, Hiibner, ix. 181.

— occidua, Walk., ix. 182.

—securifera, read securivitta, Walk.,
ix. 182.

— securivitta, Walk.*, ix. 181, 182,
187.

Leucania, Hiibner, vi. 179.

— abbreviata, Walk. *, wi. 180.

— hamifera, Walk. * , wi. 179.

— roseilinea, Walk. * , wi. 179, 180.

— simillima, Walk. * , vi. 179.

Leucanide, Guen., iii. 188; vi. 179.

Leucidia, Herr.-Schéff., xi. 438.

Leucippe, Milne-Edw., xiv. 649.

— pentagona, Milne-Hdw., xiv. 649.

Leuciscus abramioides, Bleeker, xii.
O72.

—acinaces, Cuv. § Val., xiv. ftnote
553.

— Alfredianus, Cuv. & Val. xiv. ftnote
550,

— alkootee, Bleeker, xii. 577.

— halookee, Bleeker, xii. 576.

— binotatus, Blyth, xiv. ftnote 546.

— ?bobree, Bleeker, xii. 572.

—branchiatus, M‘Clell., xiv. ftnote
bal.

— Caverii, Jerdon, xiv. ftnote 549.

— chitul, Sykes, xii. 574; xiv. ftnote
544.

— cultellus, Cuw. § Val. xiv. ftnote
553.

—dandia, Cuv. § Val., xiv. ftnote
549.

— Dobula, Cuv., v. 50.

— Dussumieri, Cuv. & Val., xiv. ftnote
553.

— Duvaueelii, Cuv. § Val., xiv. ftnote
548, ftnote 550.

—dystomus, M‘Clell., xiv.
549.

—elingulatus, M‘Clell., xiv. ftnote
551

ftnote

— erythrophthalmus, Cuv., v. 21, 50.

— flavus, Jerdon, xiv. ftnote 549.

— harenquia, Cuv. & Val., xii. 574;
xiv. ftnote 544.

— Idus, Cuw., v. 50.

— Jeses, Cuv., v. 22, 26.

— jora, Bleeker, xii. 577.

— lateralis, M‘Clell., xiv. ftnote
549.

—lineolatus, Blyth, xiv. ftnote
552.

— malabaricus, Jerdon, xiv. ftnote
549.

—margarodes, M‘Clell., xiv. ftnote
550
— Meidingeri, Heckel, v. 22.

GENERAL INDEX.

Leuciscus microcephalus, Jerdon, Xiv.
ftnote 549.

—morar, Sykes, xii. 575.

— Oweni, Bleeker, xii. 576.

—pellucidus, M‘Cilell., xiv.
544,

— potail, Bleeker, xii. 572.

— presbyter, Cuv. g Val., xiv. ftnote
549.

— rasbora, M‘Cleil., xiv. ftnote 549.

— rubripes, Jerdon, Xiv. ftuote 551.

— rutilus, Cuv., v. 22, 50.

— salmoides, Blyth, Xiv. ftnote 551.

— Sandkhol, SyXes, xii. 574.

— Scardapha, Bonap., v. 22.

— sulphureus, Cuv. § Val., xiv. ftnote
548.

— xanthogramme, Jerdon, Xiv. ftnote
549.

Leuckart, Prof. Rud., elected For.
Mem., Proc. (1875-80) xviii.

Leuckartia flavicornis, Claus, xx. 148.

Leucochitonea, Watlengr., xi. 43+.

Leucochloridium, Carter, X1i. 296.

Leuconia sacculata, Carter * , xx. 566,
568, 569.

Leucophza surinamensis, Linn., XX.
530, 533.

Leucophasia, Stephens, ix. 51; Xi.
432.

— sinapis, Zinn., ix. 51.

Leucopsumis, Hiibner, vi. 98; Xii.
430.

Leucosia, Fabr. (I. Bell), Proc. ii.
429.

— affinis, 7. Bell. * , Proce. 11. 450.

— affinis, Miers * , xiii. 107.

— brevimana, 7. Bell* , Proc. ii. 480.

— brunnea, Miers * , xiii. 107.

— eraniolaris, Zinn., XX. 111 (T. Bell),
Proc. ii. 429.

— Cumineti, 7. Bell*, Proc. 11. 431.

— fuscomaculata, Miers * , xiii. 107.

—hematosticta, Adams and White,
xx. 111; (2. Bell), Proc. ii. 450.

— longifrons, De Haan (I. Bell), Proc.
11. 480.

— margaritacea, 7. Bell*, Proc. ii.
430.

— marmorea, 7. Bell*, Proc. ii. 430;
xx. 111.

— obscura, 7. Bell * , Proe. ii. 480.

—obtusifrons, De Haan (LT. Bell),
Proc. ii. 429.

— oeellata, 7. Bell*, Proc. ii. 480.

— orbicularis, Z. Bell*, Proc. ii. 480.

— pallida, 7. Bell*, Proc. ii. 480.

— Perryi, Miers * , xiii. 107.

— phyllocheira, 7. Bell*, Proce. it.
431.

— pubescens, Miers * , xiii. 107.

ftnote

229

Leucosia pulchella, 7. Bel/*, Proc. ii.
431.

— pulcherrima, Miers * , xiii. 107.

— punetata, 7. Bell*, Proce. ii. 480.

— reticulata, Miers * , xiii. 107.

—rhomboidalis, De Haan (T. Bell),
Proe. ii. 480.

— unidentata, De Haan (T. Bell), Proc.
ii. 430.

— Urania, Herbst (T. Bell), Proc. ii. 429.

— Whitei, 7. Beli*, Proc. ii, 430;
press IU.

— Whitmeei, Miers * , xiii. 107.

Leucosiade, monograph of (T. Bell),
Proce. ii. 428, 435.

Leucosiide, xiii. 107, 184; xiv. 671 ;
xx. ILL.

Leucosilia, 7. Bell * , Proc. 11. 431.

— Jurinii, Sauss., Proc. il. 431.

Leucospidine (Kirby), Proc. (1882-83)
3; XVii. 53, 65.

Leucospis affinis, Say, XVii. 65.

— —, var: floridana, Cress., xvii. 65.

—antiqua, Walk., xvii. 65.

— basalis, Westw., XVii. 69.

— canadensis, Walk., X Vii. 65.

— Gambeyi, Maindr., Xvii. 65.

— integra, Hald., xvii. 68.

— mysolica, Kird. * , xvii. 69.

— tomentosa, Kird. * , xvii. 70.

— tricolor, Kirb.*, Xvil. 69.

Leucospizias leucosomus, Salvad., Xvi.
425.

Leucothoé spinicarpa, Abildg., XX. 456.

Leucothyreus(?) antennatus, Curt.*,
Proce, 1 198:

— (?) spurius, Curt. *, Proc. i. 198.

Leucotmemis, Butler * , xii. 391, 407.

— latilinea, Walk., xii. 391.

Leucozonia cingulifera, Lam., XX. 487.

— leucozonalis, Lam., xx. 487.

— ocellata, Gmel., xx. 488.

— rudis, Reeve, xx. 487.

Leuctra, Steph., Xi. 79; iil. 377;
xvi. 156.

Leusaba, Walk.* , i. 144, 145.

— marginalis, Walk. *, i. 144, 175.

Lewes, George H., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1868-69) xliii.

Lewis, Geo., elected Fellow,
(1882-83) 4.

—, Buprestidz coll. in Japan by (H.
Saunders), Proc. (1872-73) v; Xi.
509-528.

—, Japanese Languriide, with notes
on their habits and external sexual
structure, Proc. (1883-86) 3; XVii.
347-361.

—, On some Japan Brenthide, and
notes of their habits, Proe. (1882 -
83) 138; xXVii. 295-302.

Proe.

230

Lewis, J. Harbord, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1873-74) xxxix.

Lewis, Wm. Arnold, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1871-72) xxx; death an-
nounced (1875-80) xxxiv.

Lewis, Col. Wm. Rowe, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1883-86) 70; resigued,
Proe. (1888-1890) 11.

Leydigia acanthocercoides, Kurz, Xix.
295

Lhotsky, Dr. J., biogr. sketch of (Ferd.
Bauer), Proc. i. 39.

Lia, Eschsch., Xi. 89.

Liacos, Guér., xi. 302, 248.

—dimidiata, Gwér., iii.
348.

— quadriceps, F'. Smith, xi. 348.

— Duracoe) Sichelii, Sauss. & Sich.,

8

IGBs sel

— (Scolia) fulgidipennis, F. Smith,
348.

Libella, Brauer, xvi. 178.

Libellula, ZLinn., xi. 79, 226; xvi.
151.

— barbara, Se/ys, xvi. 177, 178, 179.

—~ basalis, Burm., XX. 537.

— cxrulescens, Fabr., xvi. 177, 178.

— cancellata, Linn., xvi. 178.

—-chrysostigma, Burm. XvVi.
ftnote 156, 177. 178, 179.

— depressa, Linn., Xvi. 179.

— distincta, Ramb., xvi. 179.

— ferruginea, Brullé, xvi. 180, 181.

— flavescens, Fahy., 3. 537.

— Fonscolombii, Selys, xvi. 179.

— hematina, Ramb., xvi. 180.

— inquinata, Ramb., xvi. 181.

— Lucia, Drury, Xvi. 176.

— Olympia, Brullé, xvi. 177.

— rubella, Hagen, xvi. 177, 179.

— rubicunda, Bory de St. Vine., XVi.
180.

— Sabina, Drury, xvi. 179.

— sanguinolenta, Burm., xvi. 181.

— striolata, Hagen, xvi. 151, 177.

—trinacria, Selys, xvi. 177,
W7®).

— variegata, Fabr., Xvi. 176.

— vesiculosa, Fabr., xvi. 178.

— vulgata, Brullé, xvi. 177.

Tibellulide, xi. 229; xv. 24; =x.
HB1. ;

Tiibellulina, xvi. 176.

Libidoclea, Milne-Edw., Xiv. 652.

— granaria, Milne-Kdw. § Lucas, Xiv.
652.

Libinia, Leach, xiv. 637, 650, 652,
655, 662.

— emarginata, 655,
662

153;

178,

Leach, Xiv.

GENERAL INDEX.

Library, Additions &e. to, Proc. (1855-
56) vii-xv, lvii-lxiv; Proc. (1856-
57) xli-xlvi; Proc. (1857-58) lvii-
Ixxi; Proce. (1858-59) li-lxxxvii ;
Proce. (1859-60) xxxvii-li; Proce.
(1861-62) cix-exxxi; Proe. (1862-
63) liv-lxxxiv; Proc. (1863-64)
xlix-Ixviii; Proc. (1865-66) xci—
exxi; Proc. (1867-68) i-lvii, exii—
exxvili; Proc. (1868-69) i—xxiii,
xxvii-xlii, xlv-lxiv; Proce. (1869-
70) i-xxxii, xxxyi-lxxiv; Proc.
(1870-71) i-xxvii, xevi-cxix ; Proc.
(1871-72) i-xxvi, Ixxxiii-ex; Proc.
(1872-73) xlix-xcii; Proc. (1873-
74) xil—xxvi; Proc. (1888-90) 102-
110.

—, Donations to, Proe. (1883-86) 59-
64, 111-116, 149-155; Proce.
(1886-87) 45-58 ; Proc. (1887-88)
113-123; Proc. (1888-90) 59-66,
102-110.

—, Resolutions respecting the Society’s,
Proc. (1862-63) viii.

Libythea, Fabr., ix. 368.

Lichenopora boletiformis, D’ Orb., xvii.
403, 404.

— bullata, MacGilliv., xx. 281.

— californica, Bush, xx. 282, 285.

— ciliata, Busk, XX. 283.

— cochloidea, D’ Orb., xvii. 403.

— echinata, MacGilliv., xx. 281, 282,
283, 285.

— fimbriata, Bush, xx. 282.

— egrignonensis, Busk, Xx. 282, 288,
284.

-— hispida, Mlem., xx. 454.

— —, var. meandrina, Peach, =X.
454,

— Holdsworthii, Busk, xx. 281, 282,
285.

— Holdsworthii, Waters, XX. 285.

— nove-zelandix, Bush, xx. 282.

— pristis, MacGilliv.. xx. 281, 283.

— radiata, Aud., xx. 281, 282.

— reticulata, MacGilliv, xx. 281,
284.

— verrucaria, Mabr., xx. 454.

— Victoriensis, Waters*, xx. 284,
285.

-— wanganuiensis, Waters, xx. 282.

Lichenopor, Ovicells of (Waters),
Proc. (1887-88) 14; xx. 280-
285.

Lichenum, De., xi. 85.

Lichia glauca, Cwv., Vv. 43.
Lichtenstein, Dr. Martin Heinrich Karl,
obituary, Proc. (1857-58) xliv.

Licmetis, Wagl., ii. 141.

Ligeeus anticus, Walk., xx. 547.

GENERAL INDEX.

Lightfoot, Dr. Thos., elected Fellow,
Proe. i. 307.

Ligia oceanica, Linn., xii. 150.

Ligidia, Walk. * , vi. 117.

— decisissima, Walk. * , wi. 117.

Lignyodes, Schonh., xii. 33.

Ligula abdominalis, Gmel., Proc. (1882-
83) 4.

— edulis, Briganti, xvii. 81.

— Lewisii, Rud., Proc. (1882-83) 4.

-—— Mansoni, Cobb.*, Proc. (1882-83)
4; xvii. 78-85.

— monogramma, Creplin, Proc. (1882-
83) 4.

— reptans, Dies. xvii. 82, 83.

— simplicissina, Rud., Xvii. 79.

— smaragdina, Adams, xii. 109.

Liguriidz, Japanese (Lewis),
(1883-86) 3; xvii. 347-361.

Ligyrocoris balteatus, Sta/, xx. 532,
547

Proce.

— bipunctatus, Kirby * , xx. 532, 547.

Lilford, Rt. Hon. Lord, elected Fellow,
Proe. (1861-62) lxiii.

—, exhibits skins and skulls of Wild
Sheep of Cyprus, Proc. (1875-80)
lxi

Lilljeborg, Dr. Wm., elected For.
Meib., Proc. (1869-70) xxxvi.
Lim-bwi, Birmese name for Ptyas,
Fitz., x. 46.

Lima, Brug., iv. 45.

—elliptica, Jeffreys, xii. 103; xx.
450-467.

— fissirostra, Say, xv. 60.

— hians, Gmel., v. 173.

— multicostata, Sow., xx. 499.

— squamosa, Lam., Xii. 101, 518; xx.
499.

Limacina, Cuv., xiv. 124.

Limacodide, iii. 188; vi. 143.

Limapontia, Forh., xv. 164.

Limax, Linn., x. 195; xv. 163, 165.

— Ascensionis, Zess., xi. 15.

Limenitis, Wadr., ix. 55; x. 497; xi.
435.

— Lorquini, Boisd., xvi. 468.

— Lucilla, Boisd., ix. 54.

— Sibilla, Linn, ix. 55.

Limnadia Hislopi, Baird, xix. 294,
315.

Limnadide, xix. 294.

Limnea, Brug., Xv. 163; Xvi. 255,
271, 274, 413; xx. 74, 83.

— aflinis, Parreyss, Xvi. 273, 316.

— Angasi, Sow., Xvi. 272, 273.

— auricularia, Sow., Xvi. 273.

— Brazieri, L. A. Smith*, xvi. 274,
275, 316.

— brevicauda, Sow., Xvi. 273, 316.

231

Limnexa Deshayesii (Adams), Sow., Xvi.
272.

— globosa, Sow., Xvi. 271.

— Lessoni, Desh., Xvi. 271, 273.

— ovata, Drap., XX. 83.

— — var. peregra, Miill., xx. 83.

— palustris, Miller, v. 182.

— papyracea, Tate, xvi. 274.

— peregra, Drap., v. 182.

— perlevis, Conrad, xvi. 271, 272.

— Phillipsi, Adams § Angas, Xvi.
273.

— spirulata, Mousson, xvi. 274.

— subaquatilis, Za¢e, xvi. 274.

— Victorix, H. A. Smith*, xvi. 274,
316.

— vinosa, Adams § Angas, Xvi. 273.

— (Amphipeplea) Angasi, Sow., Xvi.
979, ;

— (—) Lessoni, Desh., xvi. 271.

— (—) Phillipsi, A. Addams § Angas,
Xvi. 272.

— (—) vinosa, 4. Adams § Angas, xvi.
273.

Limnezide, xv. 165.

Limneus affinis, Parreyss, Xvi. 273.

Limnas, Westw., ix. 425.

— flammula, Bates * , ix. 380, 426.

— Melander, Cramer, ix. 381.

— semiota, Bates * , ix. 380.

— vitula, Hewits., ix. 381, 432.

— Zoéga, Hewits., ix. 380, 426.

Limnea ZLessoni, Desh., xvi. 271.

Limnephilide, x. 196.

Limnephilus, Leach, x. 196.

Limneus auricularius, Linn., Proce. ii.
118, 121, 1292.

— palustris, Willer, Proc. ii. 118, 122.

— pereger, Drap., Proc. ii. 118, 121,

— stagnalis, Linn., Proc. ii. 118, 122.

— truncatulus, Midler, Proc. u. 118,
121, 122.

Limnobates, Burm., Xiv. 486.

Limnobia, Meigen, i. 106; iv. 92; v.
144, 230; vi 4; vii. 202, 231;
viii. 103-105, 131; ix. 2-6, 80.

— argento-cincta, Walk.*,i. 107; ix.
a

— aurantiaca, Dol., v. 166.

—auroatra, Walk.*, wii. 202; ix.
Te

—auroratra, read auroatra Walk. * ,
Vii. 202; ix. 7.

— contingens, Walk. * , viii. 104; ix. 8.

— delectata, Walk. * , vii. 231; ix. 8.

— dichroa, Walk. * ,i. 6; ix. 7.

—euchroma, Walk.*, vi. 4; Viii.
104; ix. 7,

— exclusa, Walk. *, viii. 104; ix. 8.

232

Limnobia filiformis, Walk. * , viii. 131 ;
ix. 8.

— imponens, Walk. *, iv. 92; ix. 7.

—impressa, Walk.*, i. 106; ix. 7.

— infixa, Walk. * , viii. 104; ix. 8.

— innotabilis, Walk.*, vii. 281; ix.

8.
— latifascia, Walk.*, viii. 104; ix.

iG
— leucotelus, Walk., 1. 6, 107 ; ix. 7.
— perdecora, Walk. *, v. 230; ix. 7.
— plecioides, Walk., i. 6, 107 ; ix. 7.
— plenipennis, Walk. *, viii. 103; ix.

— pyrrhochroma, Walk. *, i. 106; ix.
7.

— quadrifurea, Walk.*,v.230; ix.
7

— rubrescens (7ead rubescens), Walk. * ,
i. 106; ix. 7. ’
— selectissima, Walk. * , vil. 202; ix.

— strigivena, Walk. *, v. 280; ix. 7.
— terminalis, Walk. *, v. 230; ix. 7,
— trisignata, Walk.*, viii. 105; ix.

8.
— vittifrons, Walk.*, v. 144; ix.

Limnobie, ixx. 2-6.

Limnochares, Latr., xi. 82.

Limnocodium, Ad/man* , xv. 13.

— Sowerbii, Lankester, Proc. (1883-86)
2; xv. 131.

— Victoria, Aliman * , xv. 131-187.

Limnocorax niger, Swains., xvii. 441.

Limnogonus, S¢a/, Xiv. 482, 488.

— lotus, White *, xiv. 482, 488.

— lubricus, White * , xiv. 482, 489.

Limnophilide, xi. 107, 123; xiv.
731; xvi. 154, 156.

Limnophilus, Burm., xiv. 780, 735 ;
xvi, 154.

— affinis, Curt., xvi. 154, 156.

—- bipunctatus, Curt., xiv. 780.

— centralis, Curt., xiv. 732.

-— vinctus, Hagen, Xvi. 156.

— griseus, auct., Xiv. 728, 730, 735.

— marmoratus, Curt., Xiv. 729,

— rhombicus, Linn., xiv. 729.

— sparsus, Curt., Xiv. 735.

— stigma, Curt., xiv. 728, 735.

— subcentralis, Brauer, xiv. 729.

— vittatus, Fabr., xiv. 732.

Limnoria, Leach, Proc. (1874-75) v.

Limogonus, vead Limnogonus, Sidi,
Xiv. 482.

Limonius, Eschsch., xi. 72.

Limopsis abyssicola, 4. Adams, X1i.

— aurita, Brocchi, xii. 101.

GENERAL INDEX,

Limosa lapponica, Linn., xiii. 90.

Limpets, xvii. 40.

— (Patella), on the Action of, in
sinking Pits in and Abrading the
surface of the Chalk at Dover, by J.
Clarke Hawkshaw, Proc. (1875-80)
xxx.; Xiv. 406-411.

Limulus, Miller, Proc. (1882-83) 37 ;
Xvi. 378; xviii. 271.

—, testis of (Benham), Proc. (1882-83)
14, see Trans., 2nd ser. Zool. vol.
li. 863-366.

— Polyphemus, Laztr., Anatomy of
(Owen), Proc. (1871-72) xxix, xxx.
See Trans. vol. xxviii. 459-506.

Lina, Redtenb., xi. 74.

Lincecum, Dr. G., Habits of the “ Agri-
cultural Ant” of Texas (Myrmica
(Atta) malefaciens, Buckl.), Proc.
(1860-61) vii; vi. 29-31.

Linckia, Nardo, xiv. 482.

Lindley, Dr. John, portrait of, Proce.
(1888-90) 44; obituary, Proc.
(1865-66) xii, xxiii.

Lindley, Prof., portrait of, pres. Geo.
Ransome, Proe. 11. 94.

Lindsay, Dr. Wm. Lauder, elected
Fellow, Proe.(1857—-58)vi; obituary,
Proe. (1880-82) 18, 19.

Lineide, xiv. 133.

Lineus, Dav., xii. 209; xx. 437.

— fusea, Fabr., xiv. 134.

— longissimus, Simmons, x. 253.

Ling, food of, Proc. (1861-62) ev1i; vi.
165.

Lingula, Brug. Proc. (1888-86)
120.

—anatina, Lam., iv. 60.
Lingwood, R. M., elected Fellow, Proc.
i, 9;

—, death announced, Proc. (1887-88)
16

Link, Heinrich Friedrich, obituary,
Proe. ii. 139.
Linneus, C., on artificial pearls, &c.,
Proce. (1870-71) xxx.
—, on Geology, Proc. (1883-86) 25.
—as a Zoologist (Duncan), Proc.
(1888-86) 21-25.
— Almanac Notes for 1735 (Wallich),
Proe, ii. 5-12.
—, Bust of, presented by Prof. Ander-
son, Proc. (1857-58) li.
—, Bust of, presented by Mrs. Brown,
Proe. (1883-86) 82.
—, Cast of statue of, presented b
Frank Crisp, Proc. (1888-90) 28,
58.
Catalogue of Memorials of, Proc,
(1887-88) 98-121.

GENERAL INDEX.

Linneus, C., Correspondence with
Ehret, Proc. (1883-86) 1, 2, 14.

—, — with Joh. Fabricius, xii. 198.

Diary, &c., presented by Miss Wray,
Proce. (1858-59) i.

—, Hulogium on (Fries), Proc. 1887—
88) 45-54.

—, Iter Dalecarlium (C. Hartman),
Proe. ii. 114-117.

—, Letter from, to Rey. John White,
Proe. ii. 31-33.

—, Letters of. to Phil. Miller and others
shown (Westwood), Proce. ii. 245.

—, Medals struck in honour of, pre-
sented by Mrs. Bennett, Proc.
(1875-80) 7.

—, Portrait by Hallman, presented by
Sir John Lubbock, Proc. (1882-83)
18, 19.

—, — by Roslin, copied by Pasch, pre-
sented by Robert Brown, Proce. i.
244.

—, —, noticed by Dr. Jas. Murie, Proc.
(1883-86) 5.

—, Portraits, collection of, exhib. by
Rev. F. W. Hope, Proce. i. 166.

—, Portraits and busts of (Carruthers),
Proc, (1888-90) 14-31.

—, Species of Phryganea described by
(Wallengren), Proc. (1875-80)
xlviii ; xiv. 726-736.

Linnean Books and Collections, history
of (Jackson), Proc. (1887-88) 18-
45.

— Club presents bust of T. Bell, Proce.
(1862-63) i.

— Correspondence, Notes on the Letters
from Danish and Norwegian
Naturalists contained in the, by
Prof. J. C. Schiddte, Proc. (1873-
74) xii; xii. 196-199.

— Gold Medal, Proce. (1887-88) 18 ;
pres. to Sir Jos. D. Hooker and
Sir Richard Owen, Proc. (1887-88)
80-83.

— MS. of the Museum Ludovic
Ulric Regine (Hanley), Proc.

(1858-59) ii; iv. 43-90.

— Society, foundation of (T. Bell), Proc.
(1856-57) x, xi,

—-—, Presidents of (Lubbock), Proc.
(1880-82) 43.

Linné, Carl von, see Linneus.

Linné, Louisa von, death announced,
Proe. i. 39.

Linopherus, Quatrefages, x. 227.

— incaruncuiata, Quatrefages, Vv. 228.

— inearunculatus, Peters, X. 227.

Linota borealis, Bonap., ii. 134.

— linaria, Linn., ii. 134.

233

Linyphia (J. Blackwall), Proce. 1.41; x.
387; xi. 539, 540; xvii. ftnote
165.

— clathrata, Sund., xv. 155.

—emphana, Walk., xvii. 163.

— lepida, Cambr. * , xi. 530, 539, 547.

— marginata, Wider, X. 429; Xvil.
163.

—montana, Walck., x. 429; xvii.
163.

— pallida, Blackw., Proe. i. 133.

— punetata, Blackw. *, x. 429, 434.

— sealarifera, Menge, XVii. 163.

— stridulating- organ in (Campbell),
Proc. (1875-80) lxii ; xv. 152-159.

— tenebricola, Wider, xv. 152-155.

— tenuis, Blackw., xv. 154.

— terricola, Blackw., Xv. 154.

— triangularis, Clerch, xvii. 163.

— triangularis, Latr., x. 429.

— triangularis, Wadck., x. 429.

Linyphids, x. 429; xv. 157.

Linyphiides, x. 587.

Liocassis, Bleeker, xiii. 341 ; xiv. 562,
578; Xvili. 315.

— rama, Ham.-Buch., xiii. 346.

Liogastra, Perty, vii. 115.

Liolepis guttatus, Cuv., X. 36,

Lion, xii. 157, 158.

Lioptilus, Cabanis, ii. 138.

Liothrix, Strichkl., 11. 140.

Liotia cidaris, Reeve, xii. 556.

— crenata, Kiener, xii. 557.

— discoidea, Reeve, Kii. 556.

Liparide, iii. 197 ; vi. 124,156, 157;
ii. 253.

“—,new genus of, from Madagascar

(Butler), Proc. (1875-80) lv; xv.
84, 85.
Liparis liparis, Linn., xx. 446.
— Montagu, Donov, xv. dll.
Liparis salicis, Linn., xv. 17, 24, 30.
Liphyra, Westw., x1. 435.
Liptena, Westw., xi. 434.
Lipura, Burm., XVii. 21.
— sp., McLachi., xiv. 119.
Lipurelles, Nicolet, Proc. (1861-62) Ix.
Lirata, Cam., XX. 33.
— luteogaster, Cam., XX. 39.
Lirione, Kind., x. 226.
— maculata, Kind., x. 226.
— Rayneri, Baird * , x, 226, 249.
— splendens, Kind., x. 226.
Liripora lineata, MacGill., xx. 284.
Liris aurata, Fabr., v. 123; xi. 363.
— maura, Fadr., xi. 366.
— repanda, Fabr., Ki. 366.
Lisboa, Dr. John Charles,
Fellow, Proce. (1888-90) 2.
Lispe, Meigen, iv. 141.

elected

234

Lispe bimaculata, Walk.*, iv. 141;
ix. 22.

Lispinus, Hrichs., xi. 84.

Lissa, Leach, xiv. 637, 663.

— chiragra, Fabr., Xiv. 663.

— cylindrica, Walk.*, iii. 125; ix.
29.

Lissauchenius, MacL., xi. 87.

Lissencephala, ii. 14-37.

Lissoglena, Pascoe * , xii. 54, 55, 97.

— picipennis, Pascoe * , xii. 55, 97.

Lissonota maculata, Blyth, xX. 26.

Lissorhynchus, Bleeker xiv. ftnote 536.

Lissotriton punctatus, Bell, v. 18, 53.

Lithactinia, Less, xviii. 145, 146,
198.

Lithadia, 7. Bell * , Proc. ii. 428, 434.

— Cumingii, 7. Bell* , Proc. ii. 434.

Litharachnium, Haeckel, xiv. 178.

— tentorium, Haeckel, xiv. 150.

Lithareea, Milne-Edw. § Haime, xviii.
186, 189, 199.

Lithelida, Haeckel, xiv. 173, 176.

Lithelius, Haeckel, xiv. 154, 175, 176.

Lithgow, Saml., elected Fellow, Pros.
(1888-90) 70.

Lithinine, x. 436.

Lithistide, xv. 320-324, 328.

Lithobius, Leach, Proc. i. 192, 231 ; 1x.
180; xiv. 178.

Lithobotrys, Hhrenb., xiv. 178.

Lithocampe, Ehrenb., xiv. 178.

Lithocharis, De., xi. 71.

Lithocircus, Miller, xiv. 179.

Lithocorythium, Hhren)., xiv. 178.

Lithocyclia, Hhrenb., xiv. 176.

Lithodendron nanum, Roemer, Xviii.
53.

Lithodes arctica, Zam., exhib. (Car-
rington), Proc. (1875-80) lv.

— maia, Jinn., xx. 45, 454, 468.

— (Hchinocerus) cibarius, WV hite, Proc.
Tit, @yg)e abl, 248).

— (Petalocerus) Bellianus,
Proe. ii. 3830.

Lithodomus coriaceus, Linn. iv. 59.

Litholophida, Haeckel, xiv. 177.

Litholophus, Haeckel, xiv. 153, 177.

Lithomelissa, Hhrenb., xiv. 158, 178.

Lithomithium, Hhrenb., xiv. 178.

Lithonoma, Chevr., Xi. 41.

Lithopera, Ehrenb., xiv. 178.

Lithophyllia, Milne-Edw. g Haime,
Xvili. 57, 59, 61, 195.

Lithophyllioida, xviii. 50, 57, 195.

Lithopoma, Gray, xiv. 714.

Lithoptera, Miiller, xiv. 153, 177.

Lithosia, Fabr., vi. 102-108.

— antica, Walk., vi. 103.

— apicalis, Walk.*, wi. 104.

White * ,

GENERAL INDEX,

Lithosia aspersa, Walk. * , vi. 104.

— brevipennis, Walk., vi. 103, 104.

— conformis, Walk., vi. 103.

— disealis, Walk. *, wi. 108.

— entella, Cram., vi. 102, 103.

— fasciculosa, Walk. ** , vi. 105.

— fuliginosa, Walk. *, vi. 106.

— hypoprepicides, Walk. * , vi. 106.

— innotata, Butler, vi. 103.

— intacta, Walk.*, vi. 103.

— leucanioides, Walk. *, vi. 108.

— magnifica, Walk.*, wi. 103.

— muricolor, Walk. * , wi. 105.

— nebulosa, Walk. * , ‘vi. 106.

— nigricans, Walk. * , wi. 103.

— nodicornis, Walk. * , vi. 104.

— reversa, Walk. *, wi. 105.

— rotundipennis, Walk. * , vi. 104.

—serva, Walk., vi. 104.

— signata, Walk., vi. 103.

— simplex, Walk.*, wi. 105.

— syntomioides, Walk. * , vi. 106.

— tetragona, Walk., vi. 103.

— tortricoides, Walk. *, wi. 107.

— xylinoides, Walk. * , vi. 107.

Lithostide, iii. 184, 196 ; vi. 93, 108,
117; vii. 196.

Lithurgus, Latr., xi. 390.

— atratus, &. Smith, xi. 390.

Litiopa, Rang, v. 209; xv. 87.

—(?) limneiformis, Watson*, XV.
128.

Litosomus, Lac., xii. 75.

Little, G. G., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1859-60) vi.

Little Bittern, exhib. (Gunn), Proc.
(1883-86) 70.

Littorina angulifera, Lam., xx. 491.

— canariensis, D’Orb., x11. 522.

— littorea, Linn., xvi. 485; Xvii.
106, 108.

— melanacme, EF. A. Smith * , xii. 552,
562.

— milaris, Quoy, xi. 15.

— nodulosa, D'Orb., xx. 491, 508.

— nodulosa, Gmel., xx. 491.

— nodulosa, Watson, Xx. 491.

— nove-zealandix, Reeve, Xii. 552.

—vrudis, Watson, xii. 106; xvii.
130.

— —, var. tenebrosa, Montagu, xvii.
130.

— saxatilis, Donov., xiv. 715.

— striata, King, xii. 522.

— trochiliformis, Dillw., xx. 491, 503.

— vulgaris, Sow., x1i. 522.

Littorinide, xiv. 603, 605; xv. 87,
242, 244.

Liversidge, Archibald, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1875-80) xvil.

GENERAL INDEX.

Liyesay, Dr. Salter, elected Fellow,
Proe. (1859-60) ii; obituary, Proc.
(1859-60) xxvi.

Lixus, Fab., X. 459; xi. 738.

— attenuatus, fab., x. 464.

Lizard bones, similitudes of (Seeley),
xii. 186-194; mammalian, Xii.

186-188; avian, xii. 188-190;
erocodilian, xii. 190-192; che-
lonian, Xii. 192; serpent, xii.
192, 193; urodelan, xii. 194,
195.

—, remarkable, from Australia (Gould),
Proe. i. 81.

—, showing pineal eye (Stewart), Proc.
(1888-90) ‘75.

— from W. Indies, showing pineal eye
(Poulton), Proc. (1888-90) 72.

Lizards, Xii. 156, 167-174, 179-184.

—, extinct, of Mascarene Islands (Dr.
A. Ginther), Proc. (1875-80) xvii;
Xili. 322-337.

—, Sacral Plexus and Sacral Vertebrze
of (Mivart & Clarke), Proc. (1875-
80) xviii ; xiii. 370-373.

Llama, xii. 158, 176.

Llewelyn, John Dillwyn, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1858-59) 1; obituary, Proc.
(1882-83) 42.

Lloyd, Col., on the Nat. Hist. of Round
Island and Serpent Island, Proc.
(1869-70) xxxv, xxxvi.

Lloyd, Wm. Horton, obituary, Proc. ii.
45

Loaches, Xiv. 536.

Lobactis, Agass., Proc. (1883-86) 119;
Xvili. 141, 204.

Lobivanellus miles, Bodd., xiii. 504 ;
xiv. 688.

— senegalus, Linn., xvii. 441.

— senegalensis, Heugl., xvii. 441.

Lobopsammia, Milne-Edw. § Haime,
Xvili. 181, 182, 199.

Lobosa, xiii. 390, 396, 397.

Lobotrachelus, Schonh., xii. 47, 55.

— albirostris, Pascoe * , xii. 45, 96.

— linteus, Pascoe * , xii. 45, 96.

— plagiatus, Pascoe*, xii. 45, 96.

— stigma, Pascoe* , xii. 44, 96.

Lobster (Homarus vulgaris, Hdw.) and
Shore Crab (Carcinus menas,
Penn.), Moulting of the Common
(Salter), Proc. (1858-59) vii; iv.
30-35.

Lock, Charles Geo. Waterford, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1880-82) 25.

Locke, Dr. Wm. Oliver, obituary, Proc.
ii. 376.

Lockwood, Rev. J., death announced,
Proc. (1875-80) lviii.

235

Lockwood, Rev. J., exhibits Spongilla
Carteri, Bowerb., Proc. (1875-80)
XXV1.

Locust, nervous
Xvii. 2, 6.

Locusts (John Ashton), Proc. i. 183,
184.

system of (Owen),

Locusta viridissima, Zinn., xii. 495.

Locustida, =X. 530. «

Loddiges, George, obituary, Proce. i. 334.

Loftusia, Xiv. 227, 229. :

Loggerhead Turtle, x. 9, 10.

Loligo, Lam., Xi. 90, 93.

— media, Linn., iv. 42.

Loligopsis, Lam., xi. 93.

Lomax, Benj., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1883-86) 10.

Lomechusa, Grav., xi. 87; xx. 120.

—, strumosa, Fabr., xx. 120.

Lonchea, Fallén, iv. 145; vi. 12.

—atratula, Walk. *,iv. 146; ix. 24.

— consentanea, Walk.*, iv. 146; vi.
12; ix. 24,

— inops, Walk. *, iii. 110; vii. 219,
237 3 Ix. 24.

— punctipennis, Walk. *,iv. 145; ix.
24,

Loncheea, see Lonchea.

Lonchopteride, iv. 117; ix. 4.

Longicornes, Proc. i. 306; Proe. 11. 292 ;
(Hope), i. 128.

Longicornia, XVii. 301; Xx. 555.

— of Australia (Pascoe), Proc. (1865-
66) Ixxxix; (1866-67) xlii; ix.
80-142, 300-808.

— of Japan (H. W. Bates), Proc. (1883-
86) 16; xviii. 205.

Longipedia corouata, Claus, Xx. 151.

Longirostres, Cuv., iv. 1, 17.

Longitarsus, Zatr., Xi. 52.

Longmuir—exhibits photograph of
Numenius borealis, Fors¢., shot in
Kincardineshire, Proc. (1855-56)
xVil.

Loomis, Dr. Isaac Newton, elected Fel-
low, Proce. ii. 354.

Lophacteea, Milne-Hdw., XX. 511.

— lobata, Milne-Hdw., xx. 511, 512.

Lophelia prolifera, Hilis g Sol., Proc.
(1883-86) 76.

Lophiide, ix. 165.

Lophiodon, Cuv., ii. 28.

Lophiomys Imhausii, Mi/ne-Edw., Proc.
(1867-68) Ixxxi.

Lophius, Linn., xvi. 134.

— piscatorius, Linn., v. 37; vi. 151;
xv. 53; xx. 446.

Lophobranchii, v. 227.

Lophocerinz, hard parts of (Duncan),
Xvii. 302-319.

236
Lophogyps occipitalis, Burch., xiii.
li.

Lophohelia, Milne-Edw. § Hawme,
Xviili. 6, 38, 195.

— prolifera, Linn., Proc. (1888-90) 72.

Lophohelioida, Vill. 37, 38, 195.

Lophonota, Costa, x. 238, 241.

— Audouinn, Costa, x. 241.

Lophophena, Hhrend., xiv. 178.

Lophoptera, Guen., ix. 182.

Lophopteryx, Steph., vi. 133.

Lophopus, Allman, xiv. 490, 496, 505;
xx. 62.

—, description of (S. O. Ridley), Proc.
(1886-87) 2; xx. 61-64.

— crystallinus, Padlas, xx. 63.

— Lendenfeldi, Ridley, xx. 62, 64.

Lophorina, Vieill., 11. 152.

—- atra, Bodd., li. 163.

— respublica, Bonap., ii. 163.

Lophoseride, xviii. 6, 132, 133, 146,
192, 194, 198.

— ageregate, XViil. 147, 154.

— simplices. Xviii. 147.

Lophoserinz, Xvii. 140, 141 (Duncan),
Proce. (1882-83) 138.

——ageregate, Xvili. 143, 146, 192,
198.

— simplices, Xvili. 198.

Lophoseris, Milne-Edw. § Haime, =vii.
errata viii, 303, 304, 308, 317,
318; xviii. 156, 157, 158, 198.

— cristata, Ellis § Sol., xvii. 304.

— explanulata, Zam., xvii. 304, 305.

— siderea, Dana, XvVii. 316.

Lophosmilia, Dilne-Edw. §& Haime,
XViii. 55, 57, 195.

Lophotes, Giorna, xii. 108.

Lophotus, Schonh., xi. 167.

Lophozozymes epheliticus, Linn, XX.
109.

Lophyrocera, Cam., XX. 32, 33.

— nigromaculata, Cam., Xx. 32.

— stramineipes, Cam., xx. 32.

Lophyropoda, xix. 297.

Loriculus aurantiifrons, Schleg., Xvi.
426.

— vernalis, Sparrm., xiii. 156.

Lorikeet, Little, xiii. 156.

Loris, Slow, ii. 85; xiii. 157.

Loris maura, Fabr., Xi. 364.

Lorius domicella, Linn., ii. 165.

— erythrothorax, Salvad, xvi. 426.

— hyphenochrous, Gray, Xvi. 426.

— tricolor, Steph., ii. 165.

Lota, Cuv., worm from, Xix. 178.

— communis, Rapp, v. 21, 26, 50.

— molva, Linn., v. 24, 29, 37.

Lothian, Rt. Hon. Marquis of, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1888-90) 52.

GENERAL INDEX,

Lottia onychina, Gould, xx. 495.

Loudon, John Claudius, obituary, Proc.
i. 204.

—, presentation of portrait of, Proc.
(1875-80) xxix.

—, portrait of, Proc. (1888-90) 37.

Lovea leacociana, Lowe, xvi. 342.

Lovén, Prof. J. L., elected For. Memb.,
Proce. (1858-59) viii.

Lowe, Arthur Courtould Willoughby,
elected Fellow, Proc. (1888-90) 5.

Lowe, H. J., elected Fellow, Proc. (1856—
57) iv.

Lowe, Edw. Jos., Catalogue of Mollusca
found near Nottingham, Proc. ii.
117-123.

Lowe, John, elected Fellow, Proe.(1888-
90) 71.

Lowe, Rev. R. T.., List of Shells observed
or collected at Mogador and in its
immediate environs during a few
days’ visit to the place in April
1859, with notes and observations,
Proe. (1859-60) v. ; v. 169-204.

. Lowell, John Armory, death announced,

Proe. (1883-86) 130.

Lowne, Benj. T., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1871-72) xxx.

—, On the Compound Vision and the
Morphology of the Hye in Insects,
Proc. (1883-86) 6. See Trans.
2nd ser. Zool. vol. ii. 389-420.

—, On the Structure of the Retina of
the Blowfly (Calliphora erythro-
cephala. Mezq.), Proc. (1888-90) 6;
xx. 406-417.

—, On the Structure and Development
of the Ovaries and their Appen-
dages in the Blowfly (Calliphora
erythrocephala, Meigen), Proce.
(1888-90) 3; xx. 418-442.

—, photographs of Retina of Insects
shown, Proce. (1886-87) 8.

Loxia, Linn., ii. 134.

— leucoptera, Gmel., ii. 134.

— orix, Linn., xi. 17.

Loxigilla, Less., 11. 143.

Loxoconcha alata, Brady, xix. 312.

— avellana, Brady, xix. 315.

— elongata, Brady * , xix. 313, 317.

— gibbera, Brady * , Kix. 312, 317.

— papillosa, Brady * , Kix. 313, 317.

— sagittalis, Brady*, xix. 312,
317.

Loxodon, Miiller § Henle, xiv. ftnote

Loxomma, Husxl., Xii. 212.

Loxophlebia, Butler * , xii. 381, 407.

— vesparis, Butler, xii. 381.

Loxops, Heb., ii. 141.

GENERAL INDEX.

Loxorhynchus,
651.

— grandis, Stimps., Kiv. 652.

Loxosoma, Keferst., xv. 1, 2-6; xiv.
127, 129.

— erassicauda, Salensky, xv. 2.

— Kefersteini, Clap., xv. 3.

— neapolitanum, Kowalevsky, Xv. 4.

— phascolosomatum, Vogt, xv. 8, 5.

— singulare, Keferst., xv. 3.

— Tethya, Salensky, xv. 2, 3.

Lubbock, Sir John, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1857-58) vi.

—, Addresses Presidential, Proc. (1880-
82) 36-58; Proc. (1882-83) 14-
29; Proc. (1883-86) 84-90, 1385-
137.

Stimps., xiv. 640,

—, Note on the discovery of Planaria
terrestris, Miller, in England,
Proc. (1867-68) xlvi; x. 193-
195.

—, Notes on scme new or little-known
species of Freshwater Hntomos-
traca, Proc. (1862-63) li. See
Trans. vol. xxiv. 197-210.

—, Notes on Spherularia Bombi, Duf.,
Proce. (1860-61) ii.

—, Notes on the Anatomy of the
Smynthuride, Proc. (1861-62)
lix—lsil.

—, Notes on the Thysanura, Proc.
(1861-62) ecvii; Proc. (1866-67)
xlii; Proc. (1868-69) ecxxix, see
Trans. vol. xxiii. 429-448, 589-
601; xxvii. 295-304.

—, Observations on Ants, Bees, and
Wasps, Xii. 110-139, 227-251,
445-514; xiii. 217-258; xiv.
265-290, 607-626; xv. 167-187,
362-387; xvi. 110-121; xvii.
41-52; xx. 118-136.

—, On Pauropus, Lubbock, a new type
of Centipede, Proc. (1866-67) iv;
.ix.179. See Trans. vol. xxvi. 181—
190.

—, On some Oceanic Entomostraca,
collected by Capt. Toynbee, Proc.
(1859-60) xxxvi. See Trans. vol.
xxii. 173-191.

—,On the Anatomy of Ants, Proc.
(1878-79) xl. See Trans., 2nd
ser, Zool. vol. ii. 141-154.

—, On the Development of Chloéon
(Ephemera) dimidiatum, Curt.,
Proc. (1862-63) iv, see Trans.
vol. xxiv. 61-78; Proce. (1865-66)
iv, see Trans. vol. xxv. 477-492.

—, On the Distribution of the Trachea
in Insects, Proc. (1859-60) iv.
See Trans. vol. xxiii. 23-50.

237

Lubbock, Sir John, Onthe muscles of the
Larve of several species of Tipulide,
Proc. (1857-58) vii. See Trans.
vol. xxil. 173.

—, On the Origin of Insects, Proc.
(1871-72) xxvii; xi. 422-495.

—, On the Sense of Colour among some
of the Lower Animals, Proc. (1880-
82) 23; Proc. (1882-83) 8; xvi.
121-127; xvii. 205-214.

—, On two Aquatic Hymenoptera, one
of which uses its wings in swim-
ming, Proc. (1862-63) x. See
Trans. vol. xxiv. 135-142.

Lubbock, Sir John Wm., Bart., death
announced, Proc. i. 105; obituary,
Proce. (1865-66) Ixxvii.

Lubbockia squillimana, Claus, xx. 153.

Iuecanide, Proc. i. 127, 200; xi. 54 ;
Xvii. 360.

Lucanus, Scop., Proc. 1. 131; xi. 88.

— astacoides, Hope * , Proc. i. 78.

— Brahminus, Hope*, Proc. i. 127.

— Buddha, Hope*, Proc. i. 127,

— bulbosus, Hope * , Proc. i. 78.

— cervus, Linn., i. 137.

— curvidens, Hope * , Proc. i. 78.

— Forsteri, Hope* , Proc. i. 77.

— foveatus, Hope * , Proce. i. 78.

— omissus, Hope * , Proc. i. 78.

— punctiger, Hope *, Proc. i. 78.

— Rafflesii, Hope * , Proc. i. 77.

— serricollis, Hope*, Proc. i. 78.

— Spencei, Hope *, Proc. i. 78.

Lucernaria, Mii/., xi. 83.

Lucia, Swains., xi. 436.

Lucilia, Desv., i. 23, 24; iv. 185; v.
244,

— azurea, Dol., v. 168.

— bivittata, Dol., v. 159.

— cesar, Linn., XX. 125.

— defixa, Walk.*, i. 24.

—electa, Walk. * ,iv. 136.

— intrahens, Walk.* , iv. 137.

— marginifera, Walk. * , iii. 105.

— nosocomiorum, Dol., v. 168.

— porphyrina, Walk. * , i. 24.

— selecta, Walk.* , iv. 135.

— sperata, Walk. *, iv. 136.

— trita, Walk. * , i. 24.

Lucina, Brug., iv. 45; xi. 20.

— Adansoni, D’ Orb., xii. 517.

— borealis, Linn., v. 169, 173; Xvii.
94, 95, 97, 98.

— flexuosa, Mord. § Hanl., xvii. 96, 98,
100

— leucoma, Turt., v. 173.
— pecten, Lam., XxX. 503.
— pensylvanica, Linn., xii. 517,
Lucinia, Hiibner, xi. 488.

238

Lucinopsis undata, Penn., v. 169, 173;
Xvii. 99.

Luciobarbus, Heckel, xiv. ftnote 538.

Luciocephalide, X Vili. 312, 316.

Luciocephalus, Bleck., ¥ Vili. 312.

Luciola, Lap., Xi. 72.

— italiea, Linn., from Turin, exhib.
(Allman), Proc. (1873-74) xxxiil.

Lucioperca Sandra, Cwv., v. 49.

Ludius, Latr., Xi. 87.

Ludovix, Cast., xii. ftnote 88.

Luff, Arthur Pearson, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1875-80) xxxix ; resigned,
(1888-90) 11.

Inidia Sarsi, Diiben § Koren, xvii.

103, 104.

— Savignyi, Diiben & Koren, XxX. 45.

Lumbricide, xiv. 133.

Lumbriconereis fragilis, O. F. Miiller,
xiv. 131, 134.

Lumbrieus, Linn., iti, 81; xii. 206,
209; xiv. 305.

— Guildingi, Baird * , xi. 96.

— juliformis, Baird * , xi. 96.

— rubro-fasciatus, Baird * , xi. 97.

— terrestris, Linn., Xx. 561.

—,sp. from London clay (Wetherell),
Proce. (1857-58) liii.; iii. 31, 32.

Lumbrinereide, xiv. 131.

Lumpenus lampetriformis, Walb., in
Scotland (Sim), 3x. 38-48.

Lump-sucker, Xv. 35, 52; xvii. 5.

Lunatia variabilis, Récluz, xv. 256.

Luperodes, Motsch., xX. 163.

— alboplagiatus, Motsch., xx. 163.

— discrepens, Baly, xx. ftnote 163.

— preustus, Motsch., xx. ftnote 163.

Luponia caurica, Linn., vii. 94.

— clandestina, Linn., vii. 94.

— erosa, Linn., vii. 94.

— helvola, Linn., vii. 94.

— onyx, Linn., vii. 94.

— pallida, Gray, vii. 94.

— vitellus, Zinn., Vil. 94.

— Lupus marinus, Gesner, ix. 59.

Luscinia, Linn., 11. 137.

Lush, Charles, obituary, Proe. i. 302.

Lush, J. W. H., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1875-80) 1; resigned, Proc. (1888-
90) 11.

Lutra, Zinn., xix. 20.

— brasiliensis, Brisson, v. 7, 47.

— solitaria, Natterer, v. 33.

— vulgaris, Hral., v. 33; XVi. 485.

Lutraria oblonga, Chemn., v. 169, 172.

— piperata, Lam., v. 176.

— rugosa, Lam., xii. 518.

Luvarus imperialis, Rafinesque, v. 28;
ix. 203.

Luxford, Geo., obituary, Proc. ii. 426,

GENERAL INDEX.

Lycena, Fabr., ix. 57; x. 500, 501;
xi. 432; xiv. 102.

— Acmon, Westw. & Hewits., xvi. 468.

— Aigon, Denis, xvi. 469.

— Alexis, Denis, ix. 406.

— Amyntas, Mabr., 1x. 57.

— Anna, Hdw., xvi. 469.

— Antegon, Boisd., xvi. 469.

— Aquilo, Boisd., xiv. 111.

— Argiolus, Linn., ix. 56.

— beetica, Linn., xi. 280.

— bellis, Freyer, ix. 57.

— euphemus, Aiibn., ix. 56.

— ferrea, Butl. * , ix. 57.

— Icarus, Rozt., hermaphrodite shown
(J. J. Weir), Proc. (1882-88) 5.

— lolas, Ochsenh., ix. 57.

— pardalis, eld., xvi. 468.

— Pheres, Boisd., xvi. 469.

— sp. XVii. 188.

Lyecenide, viii. 143; ix. 368, 458,
459; x. 498, 500; xi. 488; xvi.
468 ; xx. 531.

Lycaon pictus, Temm., Kix. 3, 4.

Lycaretus, Kinb., x. 225.

— neocephalicus, Kind., X. 226.

Lychas americanus, Koch, Xi. 22.

— maculatus, Koch, xi. 22.

Lychnocanium, hrenb.,

178.

Lychnus, Puiz., Xi. 57.

Lychrosis, Pascoe * , ix. 89, 117.

— afflictus, Pascoe * , ix. 305.

— luctuosus, Pascoe, ix. 89, 117, 305.

Lyclene, Moore, vi. 111-116.

— atrigutta, Walk. * , vi. 116.

— bipunctata, Walk. *, wi. 115.

— bizonoides, Walk. * , vi. 111, 112.

— crassa, Walk. *, vi. 114.

— cuneifera, Walk. *, vi. 118.

—cuneigera, Walk. *, vi. 113.

— diffusa, Walk. *, vi. 111.

— distributa, Walk. * , vi. 113.

— imposita, Walk, * , vi. 112-115.

— sequens, Walk. *, wi. 112.

— strigicosta, Walk. *, wi. 114.

— tineoides, Walk. * , vi. 115.

— transversa, Walk., vi. 111.

— trifascia, Walk. * , vi. 111, 112.

— turbida, Walk. *, vi. 114.

— undulosa, Walk., vi. 118.

— vagigutta, Walk. * , vi. 116.

— vagilinea, Walk.*, vi. 114.

Lycodon aulicus, Linn., x. 5, 37.

Lycodontide, x. 37.

Lycomedes Reichii, Bréme, xiii. 130.

Lycorea, Walk., xii. 398.

—, neuration of (H. Doubleday), Proe.
1. 850.

— clavata, Walk., Xii. 398.

sahiyn 150),

GENERAL INDEX.

Lycosa, Latr. (J. Blackwall), Proce. ii.
41; xvii. ftnote 165.

— agretyea, Walck., Proce. i. 132.

— —, bite of (Blackwall), Proc. ii. 14.

—allodroma, Walck., Proc. i. 152.

—andrenivora, Walck., Proc. i. 132.

— campestris, Walch., xv. 156.

— exigua, Blackw., x. 407.

— famelica, Koch, x. 405, 406, 433.

— glacialis, Thorell, xiv. 120.

— leucophxa, Walck., Proc. i. 152.

— lugubris, Walch., Proc. i, 182; vii.
158.

— pallida, Waick., Proe. i. 132.

— picta, Hahn, Proc. i. 182.

— piratica, Walck., Proc. i. 132.

Lycoside, x. 405.

Lycosides, Xiv. 120.

Lyctus, Fabr., xix. 117.

Lycus, Fabr., Xi. 52.

Lydda, Westw.* , Proc. i. 84.

Lydella unguiculata, Do/., v. 168.

Lyell, Charles, obituary, Proce. 11. 87.

Lyell, Sir Charles, portrait of, pres.
Geo. Ransome, Proe. ii. 94; Proce.
(1874-75) li.

Lyencephala, ii. 14, 15, 16-37.

Lygeide, xiv. 483; xx. 532.

Lygeus, Fubr., Xi. 81.

— rufoculis, Kirby *, XX. 532, 546.

Lygesis, Pascoe, ix. 133.

— cylindricollis, Pascoe, ix. 135.

Lygniodes endoleuca, Gwén., iii. 190.

Lymantria, Hiidn., vi. 131; xv. 85.

— marginalis, Walk.*, vi. 131.

Lymanopoda, Westw., Xi. 438.

Lymire, Walk., xii. 430.

— melanocephala, Walk., xii. 430.

Lymnezus, Wood, iv. 40, 41; xii. 212.

— stagnalis, Drap., v. 16, 17, 34.

Lymnas, Blanch., ix. 420.

— agria, Hewits., ix. 426.

— Barca, Hewits., ix. 426.

— Cephise, Ménétr. ix. 427.

— Cinaron, Feld., ix. 427.

— electron, Fabr., ix. 426.

— electron, Godt., ix. 426.

— Erythrus, Ménétr., ix. 426.

— Inaria, Doubl., Westw., § Hewits., ix.
426.

— lycea, Hiibner, ix. 426.

— Lycisca, Hewits., ix. 426,

— Melander, Cram., ix. 426.

— Melantho, Ménétr.. ix. 426.

— Pherephatie, Westw. & Hewits., ix.
456.

— Pixe, Boisd., ix. 426.

— semiota, Bates * , ix. 380, 427.

—Smithie, Doubl., Westw., § Hewits.,
ix, 420.

239

Lymnas Thyatira, Hewits., ix. 426.
— ubia, Feld., ix. 426.

— unxia, Hewits., ix. 426.

— Volusia, Hewits., ix. 426.

' — Xarifa, Hewits., ix. 426.

— Xenia, Hewits., ix. 426.

— Zoega, Hewits., ix. 426.

Lyncride, xix. 295.

Lynceus, Miiller, Proce. ii. 355.

— acanthocercoides, Fischer, xix. 295.

Lyncodaphnide, xxix. 294.

Lynn, Jas., death announced, Proce. i,
172

Lynx, auct., XX. 142.

Lyonsia arenosa, Mller, xii. 105.

—- hyalina, Conrad, xii. 105.

— norvegiea, Chemn., xii. 105.

Lype, McLachi., xvi. 160.

Lyra, Linn., iv. 44, 70.

— costatum, Linn., iv. 71.

— harpa, Linn., iv. 71.

— neritoides, Linn., iv. 80.

— patulum, Linn., iv. 72.

— persicum, Linn., iv. 72.

— smaragdulus, Linn., iv. 72.

— vitrea, Linn., iv. 72.

Lyrops aurata, Guér., Xi, 363.

Lyropteryx, Westw., ix. 427.

— Apollonia, Saund., ix, 427.

— Apollonia, Westw., ix. 427.

— Cephise, Ménétr., ix. 427.

— lyra, Saund., 1x. 427.

— Terpsichore, Westw., ix. 427.

Lyrosoma, Mannerh., Xi. 89.

Lysestia, Pascoe, ix. 123.

—- morio, Pascoe, ix. 124.

— rotundicollis, Pascoe, ix. 123.

Lysianax tumida, Kréyer, xx. 456.

Lysiopetalinz, Proce. i. 195.

Lysiopetalum, Brandt, Proce. i. 195.

Lysizone, Pascoe * , x. 485; xii. 81.

—alternata, Pascoe*, x. 486; xii.
81.

Lystroides, Spinola, 1. 84, 143; x. 96.

Lystrus, Pascoe * , xii. 64, 66, 98.

— sculptipennis, Pascoe * , xii. 64, 78,
98

Lyteriides, xii. 60, 65, 66.

Lyterius, Schénh., xii. 60.

Lytocarpus ramosus, Al/man*, Xix.
154, 161.

— (Agleophenia) myriophyllum, Linn.,

xix. 155
Lytta, Fabr., Proc. i. 319; xi. 72,

M.

Mabuia punctata, Gray, xx. 481.
Macacus, Cuv., ii. 16, 17, ftnote 32.

240

Macacus cynomolgus, Linn., iv. 175.

— Rhesus, Desm., ii. 17.

McAdam, Capt. D., elected Fellow,
Proe. 1. 76.

MacAndrew, Rev. Jas. J., elected
Fellow, Proc. (1875-80) xxxix.

M‘Andrew, Robert, elected Fellow,
Proce. i. 3827; obituary, Proc.

(1872-73) xxxiii.

MacAndrewia azorica, Gray, XV. 324.

MacArthur, Duncan, obituary, Proc.
ii. 414.

Macartney, James, obituary, Proc. i. 206.

McCallum, Hugh, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1882-83) 3; resigned, Proc.
(1888-90) 11.

MacClelland, John,
Proce. i. 89.

Macdonald, Dr. John, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1875-80) xxii.

Macdonald, J. D.,on a new Genus of
Trematoda, and some new or
little-known parasitic Hirudines,
Proce. (1875-80) vi. See Trans.,
2nd ser. Zool. vol. 1, 209-212.

—,On a new Genus of Tunicata,
occurring on one of the Bellona
Reefs, Proc. (1861-62) lvi; vi.
78-81.

—, On the Anatomical Characters of
an Australian species of Pero-
phora, List, Proc. (1858-59) iv, v.
See Trans. vol. xxii. 377-379.

—, On the Anatomical Characters of
Compound Tunicata, Proc. (1858-
59) iv. See Trans.vol. xxii. 373-376.

—, On the Anatomy of Hurybia

Gaudichaudi, Sowl., as bearing on

the position of the Pteropoda,

Proc. (1857-58) vili. See Trans.

vol. xxii. 245-249.

—, On the Circulation of the Blood
in Pegea, Sav., as bearing on the
question ofa lining to the Vascu-
lar System of the Tunicata, Proce.
(1860-61) vii. See Trans. vol. xxiii.
371-372.

—, On the External Anatomy of Tanais

vittatus, Aathke, occurring with
Limnoria, Dyb., and Chelura
terebrans, Philippi, in excavated
Pierwood, Proc. (1874-75) v. See
Trans., 2nd ser. Zool. i. 67.
—, On the "Genus of Annelida named
“ Palolo” by the Samodas, Proc.
(1857-58) v. See Trans. vol. xxii.
237-240.

—, On the Homologies of the so-called
Univalve Shell and its Operculum,

Proce. (1859-60) v; v. 204-209.

elected Fellow,

GENERAL INDEX.

Macdonald, J. D., on the Natural Classi-
fication of the Gasteropoda, Proc.
(1875-80) Ixii; Proce. (1880-82)
2; xv. 161-167, 241-244.

—, On the Physiology of the Pallial
Sinuses of the Brachiopoda, Proce.
(1860-61) vii. See Trans. vol. xxiii.
373-375.

—, On the probable Metamorphoses
of Pedicularia, Swains., and other
Genera of Gasteropoda, Proc.
(1857-58) viti. See Trans, vol. xxii.
241-244.

—, Further Observationson the Meta-
morphoses of Gasteropoda, «ce.
Proc. (1859-60) v. See Trans. vol.
xxiii. 69-81.

McDonald, Dr. William, elected Fellow,
April 4, 1826; obituary, Proc.
(1874-75) lx ; on the Classification
of the warm-blooded Vertebrata,
Proe. (1856-57) vii.; Proc. (1861-
62) Ixy.

Macdougall, Rey. Francis Thos., elected
Fellow, Proe. ii. 249.

Maceda mansueta, Walk., vii. 176.

— discalis, Walk. *, wii. 176.

Macfadyen, Dr. Jas., obituary, Proc,
li. 135.

McGillivray, Paul H.,
Proce. (1880-82) 3.

Macgillivrayia, Forbes, v. 209.

Macherhamphus alcinus,
Xili. 308; xvi. 424.

Macheerodonax, Rém., xvi. 541.

Machairodus, Kaup, li. 34.

Machairopus, Thomps. * , xx. 152.

— sanctee-crucis, Thomps.*, XX. 152,
155.

Machilis, Latr., xx. 558, 559.

Machlotes, Pascoe, xix. 127.

— porcatus, Pascoe, Kix. 76.

Machlotes, Horn, xix. 128.-

McIntosh, Charles, elected Associate,
Proce. ii. 291 ; obituary, Proc. (1863-
64) xlii.

McIntosh, Dr. W. Carmichael, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1862-63) v.

—, Note on a new example of the Phyl-
lodocide (Anaitis rosea, McJnt.),
Proe. (1875-80) xvi; Xili. 215, 216.

—, Notes on the Food and Parasites of
the Salmo salar, Linn., of the Tay,
wii. 145-154.

—, Observations on British Salpz, Proc.
(1865-66) iii ; ix. 41-48.

—, On a remarkably branched Syllis,
Sav., dredged in the ‘ Challenger’
Exped.,Proe, (1875-80) xlvii ; Xiv.
720-724.

elected Fellow,

Westerm.,

GENERAL INDEX.

McIntosh, Dr. W. Carmichael, On the
Annelida obtained during the
Cruise of H.M.S. ‘ Valorous’ to
the Davis Straits in 1875, Proc.
(1875-80) xxii. See Trans., 2nd
ser., Zool. vol. i. 499-511.

—, On the Annelids of the British North
Polar Expedition, Proc. (1875-80)
xxiv; Xiv. 126-154.

—, On the Development of Lost Parts
in the Nemerteans, Proc. (1867-68)
Cxxix; X. 251-254.

—, On the Hairs of Carcinus menas,
Penn., Proce. (1862-63). See Trans.
vol. xxiv. 79-100.

—, On Valencinia Armandi, Melnt., a
new Nemertean, Proc. (1874-75)
xxxvil. See Trans., 2nd ser. Zool.
vol. i. 73-81.

Meclvor, R. W. Emerson, elected Fel-
low, Proc. (1880-82) 3.

Mackay, Prof. Jas. Bunyan Lillie, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1888-90) 3.

Mackay, John, death announced, Proc.
(1888-90) 11.

McKean, Kenneth, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1882-83) 13.

Mackerel, xv. 146-149; xvii. 96.

—, Horse, xv. 49.

Mackinson, Dr. Donald, obituary, Proc.
ii. 88.

McLachlan, Robert, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1861-62) Ix.

—, An Attempt towards a Systematic

- Classification of the Family Ascala-
phidz, Proc. (1870-71) xxxiv; Xi.
219-276.

—, exhibits a book of Japanese Fishes,
Proce, (1883-86) 71.

—, exhibits parthenogeneticGastrophysa
raphani, Herbst, Proc. (1880-82)
21.

—, New Genera and Species, &c. of
Neuropterous Insects; and a re-
vision of F. Walker’s Brit. Mus.
Catalogue of Neuroptera, part ii.
(1853), as far as the end of the
genus Myrmeleon, Linn., Proc.
(1866-67) viii ; ix. 230-281.

—, On a Marine Caddis-fly (Philanisus
Walk.=Anomalostoma, Brauer)
from New Zealand, Proc. (1880-82)
26, 35 ; xvi. 417-422.

—,On Oniscigaster Wakefieldii, Me-
Lachl., a singular insect belonging
tothe Family Ephemeride, with
notes on its aquatic conditions,
Proce. (1873-74) xx, xxi; xii, 139-
146.

241

McLachlan, R., On some new forms of
Hxtra-Huropean Trichopterous In-
sects, Proc. (1869-70) exvi; xi. 98-
141.

—, On some new forms of Trichopterous
Insects from New Zealand, with a
list of the Species known to inhabit
those Colonies, Pros. (1867-68)|vii ;
x. 196-214.

—, On the Nymph-stage ot the Embide,
with notes on the habits of the
family, &c., Proc. (1875-80) xxi;
xiii. 173-184.

—, Report on the Insecta (including
Arachnida) coll. by Capt. Feilden
and Mr. Hart during the recent
Arctic Expedition, Proc. (1875-80)
xxiv; Xiv. 98-122.

—, The Neuroptera of Madeira and
the Canary Islands, xvi. 149-182.

MacLeay, Alex., obituary, Proc. ii. 45.

—, donation of Letters from, to Sir. J.
E. Smith (Lady Smith), Proc.
(1872-73) i.

—, presentation of MSS. and Correspon-
deuce of, Proc. (1886-87) 6.

_, pert of, Proc. (1888-90) 37,

Macleay, Geo., elected Fellow, Proc.

(1859-60) iv.

MacLeay, Wm. John, elected Fellow,

Proc. (1865-66) v.

Macleay, W.S8., on a gall from Cuba,

Proc. i. 83; obituary, Proc. (1864—

65) e.

Maemillan, Alex., elected Fellow, Proc.

(1874-75) vii.

Macmillan, Dr. John, obituary, Proc.
(1857-58) xxx.

McMillan, Wm. Singer, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1887-88) 5.

Macna pomalis, Walk., iii. 192.

McNair, Major, John Frederick Adol-
phus, elected Fellow, Proc. (1872-—
73) iv.

Maconochie, Capt. Alex., Nat. Hist. of
Norfolk Isl., Proe. i. 228.

Macpherson, Geo. G., elected Fellow,
Proce. (1857-58) iv ; death announ-
ced, Proc. (1875-80) ix.

Macrobamon, Lac., X. 473, 474.

Macrocheira, DeHaan, xiv. 639, 646,
647.

— Kampferi, De Haan, xiv. 647.

Macrochires (Shufeldt), Proc, (1887-
88) 8; xx. 299-394.

Macrochirichthys, Bleeker, xiv. finot
538.

Macrochlamys, Bens., xv. 292, 294.

R

242

Macrochlamys bilineata, Godw.-Aust.,
xv. 292.

Macrocneme, Hiibner, xii. 371, 372,
400.

— Hacus, Walk., xii. 372.

—aurata, Walk., xii. 369.

— basalis, Walk., xii. 370.

— cupreipennis, Walk., xii. 371.

— Hsmeralda, Butler * , xii. 371.

— ferrea, Butler * , xii. 371.

— indistincta, Butler * , xii. 371.

-— leucostigma, Perty, Xii. 371.

— Maja, Fabr., xii. 371.

— obscura, Wallengren, xii. 372.

— splendida, Butler * , xii. 371.

— vyittata, Walk., xii. 372.

Macroceeloma, Miers, xiv. 665.

— trispinosa, Latr., Kiv. 665.

Macrodactylus, Latr., xi. 37.

— marmoratus, Curt. * , Proc. i. 200.

Macrodipteryx, Swains., ii. 138.

— yexillarius, Gould, xvii. 434.

Macrogaster, Brullé, ii. 121; xi. 405.

— flavo-pictus, F. Smith*, ii. 121;
vii. 143; xi. 405.

Macroglossa, Ochsenh., iii. 196.

. — Corythus, Boisd., iii. 196.

— Passalus, Drury, iii, 126.

Macrognathus caudatus, M‘Olell., xiii.
149,

— Hamiltonia, M‘Clell., xiii. 149.

— undulatus, M‘Clell., xiii. 149.

Macromeris, St.-Farg., ii. 97; vi. 55;
Vili. 83; xi. 296, 356.

argentifrons, F. Smith*, ii. 97;

vii. 1383; viii. 83; xi. 356.

—iridipennis, F. Smith*, iii. 156;
vii. 133; xi. 357.

— splendida, S¢.-Farg., ii. 97 ; 111. 13;
xi. 356.

—violacea, St.-Farg., iii. 156; vi.
55; vii. 33, 121, 183; viii. 83;
xi. 356.

Macromerus, Schonh., xii. 83.

— crinitarsis, Germ., Xi. ftnote 199.

Macronema, Pictet, xi. 129, 186.

—digramma, McLachl.*, xi. 181,
141.

— maculatum, Perty, xi. 130.

—polygrammatum, McLachl.*, Xi.
129, 141.

Macronemurus, Costa, ix. 274.

— abditus, Walk., ix. 278.

— abdominalis, Say, ix. 276.

— appendiculatus, Latr., ix. 277, 278.

— barbarus, Walk., ix. 278.

— callidus, Walk., ix. 280.

— conspersus, Walk., ix. 276.

— ferox, Walk., ix. 276.

— immitis, Walk., ix. 276.

GENERAL INDEX.

Macronemurus iniquus,
276.

— irroratus, Ramb., ix. 276.

— nebulosus, Ramb., ix. 276.

— nefandus, Walk., ix. 278.

— versutus, Walk., ix. 276.

Macrones, Newm., ix. 121.

— acicularis, Pascoe, ix. 121.

— capito, Pascoe, ix. 121.

— elongaticeps, Blanch., ix. 122.

— exilis, Newm., ix. 121.

— rufus, Saund., ix. 121.

Macrones, Duméril, xiii. 339, 341,
344; xiv. 565, 578; xviii. 315.

—aor, Ham.-Buch., xii. 568; Xiii.
344

Walk., i.

— armatus, Day, xiii. 345.

— Bleekeri, Day, xiii. 346.

— Blythii, Day, xiii. 344.

—cavasius, Ham.-Buch.,
xiii, 345.

— chryseus, Day, xiii. 344.

— corsula, Ham.-Buch., xiii. 345.

— gulio, Ham.-Buch., Xiii. 344, 346.

— itchkeea, Jerdon, Xii. 571.

— keletius, Cuv. §& Val., xiii. 345.

— leucophasis, Blyth, xi1i.345 ; xv. 45.

— malabaricus, Day, Xili. 345,

-— microphthalmus, Day, xiii. 345.

— montanus, Jerdon, Xiii. 345.

— oculatus, Jerdon, xiii. 345.

— punctatus, Jerdon, xiii. 345.

— seenghala, Sykes, xiii. 344.

— tengara, Ham.-Buch., xiii. 345.

— vittatus, Bloch, xiii. 345; xv. 45.

Macronyx, Swains., 1i. 138.

Macrophthalmide, xx. 110.

Macrophya corallipes, Hversm., XX. 34.

— femoralis, Eversm., Xx. 34.

— Saundersi, Kirby *, xx. 34, 37.

Macropis, Panz., ii. 45.

Macroplea, Butler, xiv. 292.

Macropodia, Leach, xiv. 636, 637, 643.

Macropodus, Lacép., xv. 34, 35.

— pugnax, Cant., xv. 43.

Macropteronotus, Lacép., Xili. 343.

— mystaceus, Zess., ii. 155; xiv. 629;
Xvi. 430.

Macropus, Latr., xiii. 189; xiv. 643;
Xvili. 312.

— giganteus, Shaw, v. 3.

Macropygia Doreya, Bonap., ii. 168;
xvi. 446.

— phasianella, Temm., iv. 175.

Macrorhinus, Cuv., xvii. ftnote 370.

Macrorhynchia, Kirchenmeister, Xiis
276, 277.

Macroscelide, xiii. 186.

Macroscelis, F¥sch., ii. 24.

Macrosternus, Mars., xi. 87.

xii. 568;

GENERAL INDEX.

“Macrostethous, x. 436.

Macrothrix triserialis, Brady *, xix.
295, 316.

“Macrotoma, Serv., ix. 139.

— australis, Hrichs., ix. 140.

— gemella, Pascoe, ix. 140.

— papyria, Pascoe, ix. 140.

— spinicollis, Macleay, ix. 140.

Macroures, Xiv. 312.

Macrura, Latr., Proc. ii. 877; (Spence
Bate) iii. 1, 2; xx. 112, 465.

Macrurus, Bonap., xii. 108.

Mactra, Linn., iv. 44, 48, 50; viii. 13.

— Adamsoni, Philippi, xii. 518.

— elliptica, Brown, xvii. 95, 97, 99,
100; xx. 450, 467.

— pinguis, Crosse § Fischer, xii. 562.

— pullastrina, Lowe MSS., xii. 518.

— rugosa, Chemn., v. 172; xii. 518.

— solida, Linn., xx. 46.

— striatellata, Zam., xii. 518.

— stultorum, Linn., v. 169, 171, 172;
xx. 46.

— subtruncata, Da Costa, v. 169, 172.

— tristis, Desh., iv. 50.

“Madarides, ii. 60, 65.

Madracis, Milne-Edw. § Haime, xviii.
45, 195.

Madrepora, Linn., Proc. (1883-86)
119; Xvili. 183, 199.

— crustacea, Pallas, xvii. 155,

— monile, Korsk., Xvii. 313.

Madreporaria, A Revision of (P. M.
Duncan), XVvili. 1-204,

— of Fernando Noronha (P. M. Dun-

~ can), XxX. 569-570.

—of the Mergui Archipelago (P. M.
Dunean), Proc. (1883-86) 127;
xxi. 1-24.

—, on some Structures liable to Varia-
tion in the Subfamily Astrangiaceze
(S. O. Ridley), Proc. (1883-86) 7 ;
XVii. 395-399.

‘Madreporarian Family, Observ. on the,
—the Fungide, with especial re-
ference to the Hard Structure
(Duncan), xvii. 137-162.

‘Madreporide, Milne-Edw. & Haime,
XViii. 6, 183, 194.

Madreporoida, xviii. 183, 199.

Meandrarea, Hiallon, xvii. 314.

Meandrastrea, d@’ Orb., Xvili. 98.

Meandrastrea, Milne-Hdw. §& Haime,
Xvili. 86, 90, 196.

Meandrina, Milne-Edw. & Haime,
Xvii. 310; xviii. 86, 88, 98, 196;
xx. 570.

‘Meandroseris, Rouss., xvii. 303, 305,
306, 309, 317, 318; xviii. 161,
G83, WGsh, We), aral, US )o),

243

Meandroseris australize, Rouwss., X Vii.
305, 308.

— Botte, Rouss., Xvii. 305, 306, 319;
Xvili. 171.

Mera longimana, Leach, xx. 456.

— Loveni, Bruz., xx. 456.

Magdaline, x. 436.

Maedalinus, Schénh., xi. 73.

Magdalis, Germ., xi. 178.

Magilus, Monéf., iv. 40.

Magospheera, Haeckel, xiii. 435-438.

— planula, Haeckel, xiii. 436.

Magpie, Jackdaw resembling, exhib.
(Middleton), Proc. (1883-86) 9.

Magrath, Sir George, obituary, Proc.
(1857-58) xxx.

Maia, Lam., Xiv. 637, 653, 655, 666.

— Miersii, Walk.*, xx. 99, 113, 117.

— squinado, Linn., iv. 31; xiv. 655,
673.

Maians eryptophthalmes, xiv. 637.

— phanérophthalmes, xiv. 637.

Maiden, Jos. Henry, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1887-88) 10.

Maidre, or Hntomostraca, as food for
fish, &c. (Knox), Proe. ii. 357.

Maigre, xv. 49.

Maiide, xiv. 638-641, 647, 651, 652,
659, 666-670 ; xx. 109.

Maiinex, xiv. 640, 653.

Maiinea, Xiv. 637, 638, 639, 640.

Maioid Crustacea or Oxyrhyncha, with
a Synopsis of the Families, Sub-
families, and Genera, On the Clas-
sification of the (H. J. Miers),
Proc. (1875-80) xlii; xiv. 634
673.

Maioidea, xiv. 637, 643, 669 ; xx. 507.

Maja, Lam., Xiv. 637,

Majacea, xiv. 637.

Majide, xiv. 639.

Majine, Xiv. 639.

Malacca, Catalogue of Dipterous In-
sects collected at Singapore and,
byA.R. Wallace(F. Walker), i. 4-39.

Malachius, Fadr., Proc.i.112; xi. 72,89.

— eneus, Linn., vi. 28.

Malacocercus, Swains., 11. 140.

Malacodermata, Milne-Hdw. & Haime,
XVii. 138; xx. 50.

Malaconotine, xvii. 423.

Malaconotus, Swains., ii. 188.

Malacopterygian fishes, xiii. 112.

Malan, Edw. C., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1882-83) 13.

Malapterus bengalensis, Gray, Xiii,
300.

Malay Archipelago, Zoological Geo-
graphy of (Wallace), Proc. (1859-
60) i; iv. 172-184.

B2

244.

Maleos in Celebes (Hickson), Proc.

(1883-86) 120.

Malformations in human subject (Mi-

vart), Proc. (1888-90) 67.

Malimbus nitens, J. H. Gray, xvii.
426.

Mallambyx japonicus, Bates, xviii.
209.

Mallocera elongata, Laport., ix. 1380.

Mallodeta, Butler * , xii. 398.

— Meyra, Herr-Schiff., xii. 398.

— clavata, Walk., xii. 398.

—consors, Walk., xii. 398.

Mallodon, Serv., ix. 140; xi. 56, 86.

— australis, Boisd., ix. 140.

— cephalotes, Pascoe, ix. 140.

— edule, Newm., ix. 140.

— insulare, Hope, ix. 140.

— jejunum, Pascoe, ix. 140.

— Odewahnii, Pascoe, ix. 140.

— stigmosum, Newm., ix. 140.

Mallophaga, Nitzsch, xi. 99; xiv.
101, 118, 119.

Mallostethus, Butler * , xii. 408.

— metamelas, Walk., xii. 408.

Malmignatte, poisonous Spider (Black-
wall), Proe. ii. 13.

Malurus, Vieill., ii. 141.

— alboscapulatus, Meyer, xiii. 315,
494; xiv. 687; xvi. 483.

— Naimii, Salv. & D’ Alb. xiii. 315.

Mamestra, Ochs., vi. 185; xiv. 113.

— albisparsa, Walk. * , vi. 186.

—- brassice, Linn., vi. 186.

— Feildeni, McLachlan*, xiv. 112,
122.

— pisi, Linn., Proc. ii. 35.

— prodita, Walk.*, vi. 185.

Mammalia, 11. 154; xiii. 263.

—, New arrangement of (Clarke),
Proc. (1875-80) xxix.

—,On the Characters, Principles of
Division, and Primary Groups of
the Class (Prof. BR. Owen), Proc.
(1856-57) v, vii; ii. 1-37.

Mammalian Characters of the Croco-
dile (Seeley), xii. 155-160; of
Chelonians, xii. 175-179; of Ich-
thyosaurus (Seeley), xii. 296-316 ;
of Plesiosaurus, xii. 316-319.

— Ossicula auditis, Morphology of
the (Doran), Proc. (1875-80) xv;
xiii. 185-189; xvii, 367-370.
See Trans., 2nd ser. Zool. vol. i.
371-497.

Mammals, xii. 200.

—, sacral region of, Xili. 371-373.

—, A. Murray on the Geographical
Distribution of (Bentham), Proc.
(1868-69) xevili, xcix.

GENERAL INDEX.

Mammals, Cutaneous Nerve-termina-
tions in (Dr. G. Hoggan and Dr. F.-
EH. Hoggan), Proc. (1880-82) 34 ;
Xvi. 546-593.

— of Fernando Noronha (Ridley),
Proc. (1887-88) 1; xx. 476, 477.

— of Mergui Archipelago, Proc. (1888-
90) 58; xxi. 331-342.

—introd. into N. Zealand (Brewer),
Proc. (1875-80) lii.

— and Birds of the Hudson Bay
Territory (Rae), Proc. (1887-88)
9; xx. 136-145.

Mammoth Cave, Fauna of, Proce. ii,
219.

Man, xii. 176; sacral region of, xiii.
372, 373.

Manacus Candi (Parzud.), Bonap., ii.

Manatee, see Manatus.

Manatus, Rond.,ii. 37; ii. 177; xiii.
188; xvii. 367-370.

— americanus, Desm., Xvii. ftnote 368,
370.

— australis, Tilesius, xii. 177.

— exunguis, Natterer, v. 52.

— senegalensis, Desm., XVii. ftnote 368,.
369.

Mandela, Walk. * , ix. 181, 183, 192.

— crocea, Walk. * , ix. 181, 192.

Mandibles of Spiders (Blackwall), Proc.-
i. 15.

Manduculus vernalis, Blackw., Proc. i.
133.

Mangelia, Risso, xv. 405, 472.

— acanthodes, Watson * , xv. 413, 433,-
435.

— Brionz, Sow. * , xx. 395, 400.

— capillacea, Reeve, xii. 538.

—corallina, Watson *, xv. 413, 435,.
437.

— —, var. elongata, Watson, xv. 435.

— cytharella, Lam., xii. 538.

— eritmeta, Watson * , xv. 4138, 432.

— funiculata, Reeve, xii. 588,

— hypsela, Watson * , xv. 413, 488.

— incincta, Watson * , xv. 413, 438.

— levukensis, Watson * , xv. 413, 482-

— lyra, Reeve, xii. 5388.

—macra, Watson*, xv. 413, 487,
439.

— reticulata, Reeve, xii. 538.

— subtilis, Watson *, xv. 4138, 480.

— tiara, Watson * , xv. 413, 440.

— zonata, Reeve, Xii. 538.

Mangilia cylindrica, Reeve, xv. 472.

— fragilis, Reeve, xv. 472.

— gracilis, Reeve, xv. 472.

Manicina, Hhrenb., Xviil. 82, 86, 88,
196.

GENBRAL INDEX,

‘Manida, xiii. 188.

“Maniola, Schrank, x. 497, 498, 501.

— Galathea, Linn., x. 498.

Manis, Linn., ii. 5-37.

Mann, Thomas White, elected Fellow,
Proce. i. 52; obituary, Proc. (1865-
66) lxxviii.

“Manna Cicada of South Australia
(Tepper), Proc. (1882-83) 6 ; xvii.
109-111.

Manners. George, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1866-67) 1.

Manoba, Walk. * , vii. 62.

— implens, Walk.* , vii. 62.

Manouvia emys, M. & Schi., x. 5, 19.

Mansel, John Clavell, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1869-70) exvi.

Manson Dr. P., On the Development
of Filaria sanguinis hominis, Lewis,
and on the Mosquito considered as
a Nurse, Proc. (1875-80) xxviii;
xiv. 304-311.

—, On the Metamorphosis of Filaria
sanguinis hominis, Lewis, in the
Mosquito, Proc, (1883-86) 8. See
Trans., 2nd ser. Zool. vol. ii. 8367—
388.

‘Mantala, Walk. * , vi. 108.

— tineoides, Walk.* , vi. 109.

Mantell, Dr. Gideon Algernon, obituary,
Proe. ii. 235.

Manticora, Fubr., xi. 44.

Mantide, ix. 262.

“Mantis, Linn., xi. 78, 289.

Mantispa, Z//., ix. 262.

— australasin, Gwér., ix. 262.

— biseriata, Westw., ix. 262.

—— brunnea, Say, ix. 261.

— Cora, Newm., ix. 261, 262.

— decorata, Hrichs., ix. 261.

— delicatula, Westw. ix. 262.

— discolor, Westw., ix. 262.

— fenella, Westw., ix. 262.

-— Indica, Westw., ix. 262.

— lineodlata, Westw., ix. 262.

—myrapetrella, Westw., ix. ftnote
261.

— pagana, Fabr., ix. 261.

— perla, Pall., ix. 261.

— prolixa, Hrichs., ix. 261.

— pusilla, Pallas, ix. 261.

— 4-tuberculata, Westw., ix. 262.
— rufescens, Hrichs., ix. 261, 262.
— semihyalina, Serv., ix. 261.

— styriaca, Poda, ix. 261.

— tenella, Hrichs., ix. 261.

— varia, Hrichs., ix. 262.

— viridis, Walk., ix. 262.

—— viridula, Hrichs., ix. 262.

— vittata, Guér., ix. 262.

245

Mantispide, ix. 255, 261.

Manucodia, Boddaert, ii. 141, 152.

— atra, Less. ii, 162; xiii. 317, 500.

— chalybea, Bodd., ii. 162.

— chalybeata, Penn., xvi. 442,

— Comrii, Sclater, xvi. 442.

— Keraudreni, ZLess., ii. 162.

Maplebeck, John, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1872-73) iv.

Margarita, Leach, xiv. 713; xv. 92,
93

— xglées, Watson * , xiv. 693, 704,

— amabilis, Jeffr., xiv. 704.

—aspecta, A. Adams, xiv. 708.

— azorensis, Watson * , xiv. 693, 710.

— brychius, Watson * , xiv. 693, 699.

— earinata, A. Adams, xiv. 698.

— charopus, Watson * , xiv. 693, 700}

——, var. cxruleus, Watson*, Xiv.
701.

— cinereus, Couth., xiv. 704.

— clavatus, Watson * , xiv. 693, 705.

—dnopherus, Watson*, xiv. 693,
711.

— elegantissima, Bean, xii. 106.

— gemmulosa, 4. Adams, xiv. 709.

— grenlandicus, Chemn., Xiv. 711.

— infundibulum, Watson * , xiv. 693,
707.

—lima, Watson*, xiv. 693, 703,
711.

— nitens, Jeffr., xiv. 713; xv. 458.

— obscura, Couth., xiv. 712.

— pachychiles, Watson*, xiv. 693,
708.

— plicata, Sars, xii. 106.

— poculosa, Gould, xiv. 712.

— polaris, Beck, xiv.701.

— polaris, Danielssen, xii. 106.

— pompholugotus, Watson * , xiv. 693,
702, 711.

— rhysus, Watson * , xiv. 693, 706.

—scintillans, Watson*, xiv. 693,
712.

— striata, Brod., xiv. 601, 701.

— striata, Leach, xiv. 701.

— tasmanica, T. Wood, Xv. 93.

— umbilicalis, Broderip, xiv. 700.

Margarodes Amphitritalis, Guwen., ili.

Margarodide, iii. 193.

Margaronia Jairusalis, Walk., xx. 531,
545,

Marginella, Lam., iv. 67.

— aurantia, Lam., Xii. 520.

— ayvena, Kien., XVil. 334.

— fluctuata, C. B. Adams, xx. 489.

— glabella, Linn., v. 175; xii. 520:

— Nevilli, Jouss., Xvii. 334.

— sagittata, Hinds, xx. 489, 503.

246

Marine Fauna of East Coast of Scot-
land (Day), xvii. 84-102.

Marissa, Walk., xii. 395, 399, 400.

— Columbina, Fabr., xii. 395.

— Columbina, Walk., xii. 395, 400.

— cruenta, Perty, xii. 396.

— (?) diaphana, Sepp, xii. 396.

— Eone. Miibner, xii. 395.

— insularis, Grote, xii. 396.

— latenigra, Butler * , xii. 395.

— multicineta, Walk., xii. 395.

— nitidula, Herr.-Schéff., xii. 396.

— rubripunctata, Butler*, xii.
395.

Markham, Clements R.., elected Fellow,
Proe. (1863-64) v.

Marlborough, George, Duke of, obituary,
Proc. i. 67.

Marmylaris, Pascoe * , ix. ftnote 88.

— Buckleyi, Pascoe, ix. ftnote 88.

Marnock, Robert, elected Fellow, Proc.
1. 279.

Marphysa, Quatrefages, X. 342, 351.

— Parishii, Baird * , x. 352.

— sanguinea, Moniag., X. 352.

Marriott, Dr. Peter W., elected Fellow,
Proc. (1880-82) 11.

Marsh Titmouse, xii. 531.

Marshall, Prof. A. Milnes, and Fowler,
Dr. Herbert, Report on the
Pennatulida of the Mergui Archi-
pelago, Proc. (1887-88) 2; xxi.
267-286.

Marshall, John, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1880-82) 25; obituary, Proc.
(1888-90) 75, 97.

Marshall, Rev. T. A., elected Fellow,
Proc. (1869-70) exvi.

—, Corynodinorum Recensio,
(1863-64) viii ; viii. 24-50.

Marsipaster, Sladen*, xvi. 190, 191,
202, 242.

— hirsutus, Sladen * , xvi. 205.

— spinosissimus, Sladen * , Xvi. 203,
>)

Proe.

a

Marsipobranchii, xii. 223, 224, 225.

Marsupialia, Ji, ii. 12, 21-387, 153;
Vili. 185, 189.

—,On Hypsiprymnodon, Ramsay, a
Genus indicative of a distinct
Family in the Diprotodont Section
of the (Owen), Proc. (1875-80)
xxyi. See Trans., 2nd ser. Zool.
vol. i. 571-582.

Marsupials, Proc. (1882-83) 39; xii.
160, 178, 187; xiii. 186-189.

—, Pouch of (Fitzgerald), Proce. (1875—
80) xvi.

Marsupiata, Guil., ii. 24.

Marten, =. 871; xx. 142.

GENERAL INDEX.

Marten, exhib. (Heath), Proc. (1883—
86) 71

Martens, Prof, Eduard von, the Mol-
lusca of the Mergui Archipelago,
pee (1883-86) 185; xxi. 155-

Martes foina, Linn., xwi. 485.

Martin, Henry, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1880-82) 8.

Martin, John, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1860-61) vii; death announced,.
Proc. (1874-75) xxxiii.

Martin, Matthew, obituary, Proc. i.
35.

Martins, migration of (Forster), Proc..
ii. 146. ,

Martius, Dr. Ernest Wilh., reminiscences-
of John Christian Daniel von.
Schreber, Proc. ii. 69.

Martius, Dr. Karl Friedrich Phillip
von, obituary, Proc. (1868-69)
CXxiii.

Masea abactalis, Walk., iii. 192.

Masicera, Macg., iv. 123; v. 287; vie.
9,

— aurifrons, Dol., v. 168.

— dotata, Walk. * ,iv. 123; ix. 18.

— ficta, Walk. *, -v. 286; ix. 19.

— guttata, Walk. *, iii. 99; ix. 19.

— horrens, Walk.*, iv. 124; ix. 18.

—immersa, Walk.*,iv. 124; ix. 18..

— manifesta, Walk.*, v. 154; ix..
18.

— morio, Dol., v. 154; vi. 9; ix. 18.

—mysolana, Walk.*, wii. 213; ix..
18.

—notabilis, Walk.*, iii. 97; ix. 18.

— prognosticans, Walk.*, iv. 124;
ix. 19.

— prominens, Walk.*, v. 155; ix..

—sarcophagata, Walk.*, Wil. 235 ;.
ix. 18.

— simplex, Walk, * , iii. 99; ix. 19.

— solennis, Walk. *, 111. 98; ix. 19.

—?tentata, Walk. *, 111. 98; ix. 18.

— tomentosa, Macg., i. 20; ix. 18.

— vicaria, Walk. *,i. 20; ix. 18.

Mason, Nathaniel Haslope, elected’
Fellow, Proc. (1855-56) iv;
expulsion of, Proc. (1861-62) 1vi,.
lyil.

Mason, Phillip Brooke, elected Fellow,.
Proc. (1871-72) lxxxii.

Mason, Robert, elected Fellow, Proc..
(1883-86) 8.

Massicyta, Walk.* , i. 8; Vi. 5; ix. 3..

— )picolor, Walk.*,i. 8; ix. 9.

—cerioides, Walk.* , iii. 78; v. 2715.
Wak ig eis, 8)

GENERAL INDEX.

Massicyta inflata, Walk.*, iii. 78;
ix. 9.

Masson, Francis, portrait of, Proce.
(1888-90) 38.

Mastacembelidx, xviii. 314, 316.

Mastacembelus, Cuv. & Val., xiii. 141,
149; xiv. ftnote 534, 561, 565,
578; xviii. 314.

—amatus, Lacép., xii. 568; xiii.
149,

— fasciatus, Bleeker, xviii. 314.

— Guentheri, Day, xiii. 149; xviii.
314.

— malabaricus, Jerd., Xiii. 149.

— marmoratus, Cuy. & Val., xiii. 149.

—pancalus, Ham.-Buch., xii. 568 ;
xiii. 149.

— pentophthalmus, Gronoy., Xiii. 149.

— ponticerianus, OCuv. & Val., Xili.
149,

— punctatus, Cuy. & Val., xiii. 149.

— unicolor, Cuv. § Val., xili. 149.

—unicolor, Kuhl & v. Hass., xii. 568.

—Zzebrinus, Blyth, xii. 568; Xiil.

49

Masters, Maxwell T., elected Fellow,
Proe. (1860-61) ii.

—, exhib. leaf supposed to be deformed
by an insect, Proc. (1883-86) 8.

Mastigameba aspera, Schulze, Xiii.
268, 269.

Mastigocera, Boisd., xii. 372.

— clavipes, Boisd., xii. 373.

— cyanea, Butler * , xii. 372.

— Cidipus, Boisd., xii. 373.

— pusilla, Butler * , xii. 372.

— tarsalis, Walk., xii. 373.

— tibialis, Butler * , xii. 373.

Mastigochirus gracilis, Stimps., xiv.
315, 316, 322, 336.

— quadrilobatus, Miers*, xiv. 315,
322.

Mastigophora Dutertrei, Aud., xx.
504

Mastigopus, Stimps., Xiv. 321.

Mastodon, Cwv., 11. 26.

Mastodonsaurus, Jaeg., Xii. 316.

Mastygophora, Poey, ix. 183.

Matchwick, Wm., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1865-66) ix.

—, exhibits pearl-producing Mollusks,

_ Proc. (1871-72) xxix.

Mateer, Rev. Saml., elected Fellow,
Proc. (1870-71) i.

Mathew, Gervase F., elected Fellow,
Proc. (1863-64) vii.

Mathew, Rev. Murray Alex., elected
Fellow, Proc. (1875-80) xxii.
Mathews, Wm. Edw., elected Fellow,

Proce. (1887-88) 5.

247

Maton, Dr. Wm. Geo., bust and por-
trait of, Proc. (1888-90) 38, 44.

Matthews, Alexander, obituary, Proc. ~
i. 173.

Matthews, Frank, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1882-83) 12.

Matuta Banksii, Leach, xx. 111.

— granulosa, Miers * , xiii, 108.

— lineifera, Miers * , xiii. 108.

— lunaris, Herbst, xx. 111.

— maculata, Miers * , xiii. 108.

— obtusifrons, Miers *, xiii. 108.

—rubrolineata, Miers * , xiii. 108.

— victrix, Fubr., xx. 111.

Matutide, xiii. 108; xiv. 636; xx.
111.

Maund, Benjamin,
(1868-64) xxx.

Maunsell, Dr. EH. E., elected Fellow,
Proce. (1870-71) xxix.

Maurice, Dr. Henry, elected Fellow,
Proc, (1858-59) viii.

Maurolicus borealis, Nilss., xv. 83.

Maxilua, Walk. * , vii. 168.

— frontalis, Walk. *, vii. 169.
Maximowicz, M. C. J. de, elected For.
Member, Proc. (1875-80) lvi.
Maxwell, Sir Herbert Eustace, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1883-86) 120.
Maybridge, E., on Animal Locomotion,

Proc. (1888-90) 53.

Maycock, James Dalton, M.D., obituary,
Proce. i. 72.

May-flies, Monograph of the (Haton),
Proc. (1883-86) 6, 8, 73. See
Traus., 2nd ser., Zool. vol. iii.
1-352.

Mayhew, H. W. A. A., elected Fellow,
Proce. (1888-90) 3.

Mayoa, Day, xiv. finote 536.

Mazeras, Walk., xii. 433.

— conferta, Walk., X11. 433.

Meandrarza, Htallon, Xviii. 168, 170,
187, 204.

Meandrina, Savigny, Proc. (1883-86)
119; xvii. 313.

Meandroseris, see Meandroseris, Rouss.

Mecedanops ornamentalis, Reitter, xix.
128.

Mechanitis, Fabr., x. 500; xi. 438.

—, neuration of (KE. Doubleday), Proc.
i, 349, 350.

— Meriana, Hsch., ix. 457.

— Polymnia, Linn., x. 500.

Mecistocephalus, Newp. * , Proce. i. 193.

Mecistocerus, Hawv., Xi. 482.

Mecistops, Gray, iv. 6, 12, 15, 16, 18,
20

obituary, Proc.

— Bennettii, Gray, iv. 16.
— cataphractus, Gray, iv. 16, 26.

248

Mecistopus, see Megistopus, ix. 274.
Mecistostylides, Lac., xii. 95.
Mecistostylus, Lac., xi. 212.
Mecocorynus, Schénh., xi. 478.
Mecodema, Blanch., Xi. 56.
Mecomastyx, Lac., x. 435.

Mécopides, x. 473.

Mecopus, Schénh., x. 447, 473, 487.

Mecynippus, Bates * , xviii. 240.

— pubicornis, Bates*, xvili. 207,
241, 262.

Mecynocera clausa, Zhomps.*, XX.
150, 155.

Mecynopus, Erichs., ix. 128.

— cothurnatus, Hrichs., ix. 128.

— semivitreus, Pascoe, ix. 129.

Mecysmoderes consularis, Pascoe * , Xx.
482; xii. 97.

Medal, Linnean Gold, awarded to
Sir Jos. D. Hooker, Proe. (1887-
88) 80-83; Richard Owen, Proc.
(1887-88) 80-83; Alphonse De
Candolle, Proc. (1888-90) 51.

—, Prof. Thos. Henry Huxley, Proc.
(1888-90) 89 ; Dr. Edouard Bornet,
Proe. (1890-92) 19; Dr. Alfred
Russel Wallace, Proc. (1890-92)
76.

Medals, Linnean, pres. by Mrs. Bennett,
Proc. (1875-80) vii.

Medicasta, Pascoe * , x. 441; xi. 168;

xii. 85.

—leucura, Pascoe*, x. 442, 493;
xii. 85.

Medusa, Linn., ix. 1438-147, 166-170;
Xvi. 188.

—, living specimens of new Fresh-
water, exhib. (F. Crisp), Proce.
(1875-80) 1x1.

—, Naked-eyed, Description of a new
form of (Thaumantias achroa,
Cobb.), ii. 38, 39.

—, New Hydroid, of Freshwater
(Limnocodium Victoria,Lank.) (G.J.
Allman), xv. 131-187.

—, preparations of, exhib. (F. Crisp),
Proc. (1883-86) 2.

— proboscidalis, orsk., On the
(Forbes), Proe. i. 222.

Medusex, ix. 143-147, 166-170; xv.
52; xvii. 97.

—, An account of some New Species,
Varieties, and Monstrous Forms of
(G. J. Romanes), Proc. (1875-80)
vi, XV; X11.524-531 ; xiii.190-194.

—, habits of (Peach), Proe. ii. 280, 281.

Medwin, Dr. Aaron Geo., Proc. (1869-
70), xxv.

Meek, Benj. Owen, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1883-86) 16.

GENERAL INDEX.

Megachile, Latr., ii. 45; v. 94; vi.
60; vii. 114, 115; viii. 92; xi.
297, 387, 414; xiv. 674.

— albifrons, F'. Smith, xi. 388.

— Alecto, F. Smith*, v. 134; vi.
60; vii. 46, 140; viii. 92; xi.
389.

—amputata, Ff. Smith*,ii. 45; vil.
139; xi. 389.

— anthracina, /'. Smith, xi. 388.

—apicata, I. Smith*, viii. 93; xi.

— architecta, F. Smith*, ii. 46; vii.
139; xi. 389.

—aterrima, F. Smith* , vi. 60; vii.
140; xi. 389.

—atrata, F. Smith*, ii.
189; xi. 388.

— bicolor, St.-Farg., xi. 388.

— carbonaris, ’. Smith, xi. 388.

— centuncularis, Zinn., vii. 114.

— cephalotes, F. Smith, xi. 388.

— Clotho, F. Smith*, v. 184; Vi.
60; vii. 140; viii. 92; xi. 389.

— conjuncta, F. Smith, xi. 388.

— diligens, F, Smith *, xiv. 684.

—- dimidiata, Ff, Smith, xi. 388.

— disjuncta, St.-Farg., xi. 387.

— fasciculata, F. Smith, xi. 388.

— foliata, F. Smith*, v. 184; vii.
140; ix. 389.

— fraterna, Ff. Smith, Xi. 387.

— fulvifrons, F, Smith*, iii. 6; vii.
46, 1389; xi. 297, 389.

— fulvo-vestita, F. Smith, xi. 388.

— funeraria, F’. Smith * , vii. 46, 140;
xi. 390.

— imitatrix, 7. Smith, xi. 389.

— incisa, F. Smith * , iii. 6; vii. 189;
xi. 389.

— insularis, /. Smith *, iii. 184; vii.
140, 141; xi. 389.

— laboriosa, F. Smith*, vi. 60; vii.
140; xi. 390.

— Lachesis, F. Smith*, v. 183; vi.
60; vii. 46, 140; viii. 92; xi.
297, 389.

— lanata, S¢.-Farg., xi. 387. .

— lateritia, F. Smith* , iii. 184; vii.
140; xi. 389.

— laticeps, F. Smith, xi. 388.

— luctuosa, F. Smith*, ii. 46; vii.
139; xi. 389.

— monticola, F. Smith, xi. 387.

— mystacea, Guér., v. 134.

— nidulator, F. Smith *, viii. 92 ; xix
390.

— opposita, F. Smith, xi. 388.

— ornata, F. Smith, ii. 45; iii. 7; vil.
139; xi. 388.

45; vil.

GENERAL INDEX.

Megachile placida, 7. Smith*, vi. 60;
vii. 46, 140; xi. 389.

— Pluto, F. Smith* , v. 133, 143; vii.
140; xxi. 287, 297, 389.

— rotundiceps, F. Smith * ,ii.47 ; vii.
139; x1. 389.

— rufipes, Ff. Smith, xi. 388.

— rufiventris, Guér., Xi. 387.

— scabrosa, Ff. Smith*, iii. 134; vii.
46, 140; xi. 297, 389.

—senex, Ff. Smith*, viii. 92; xi.
390.

—terminalis, F. Smith *, iii. 7; vii.
140; xi. 297, 389.

— thoracica, F. Smith, xi. 388.

— tuberculata, F. Smith*, ii. 46; v.
154; vii. 1389; xi. 297, 389.

— umbripennis, /. Smith, ii. 45; Vil.
139; xxi. 388.

— velutina, F. Smith, xi. 388.

— ventralis, F. Smith*, v. 1384; vii.
140; xi. 389.

— vestita, F. Smith, xi. 388.

Megaderma frons, Geoffr., parasitic
worm from, exhib. (Dobson), Proc.
(1880-82) 2.

Megalema, sce Megalaima, Gray.

Megalemine, xvii. 431.

Megalemus, Reiche, xi. 88.

Megalaima, Gray, ii. 140; iv. 173.

Megalocolus, Kirby *, xvii. 54, 61.

— ducator, Walk., xvii. 77.

— ensator, Walk., xvii. 66,

Megalometis, Schonh., Xi. 55, 56.

Megalomus hirtus, Linn., ix. 271.

Megaloprepia poliura, Salvad., XVi.
446,

Megaloprepria read Megaloprepia, XVi.
446.

Megalops cyprinoides, Cuv., v. 28.

Megalopyge, Hiibner, xv. 84.

Megalostomis luctuosa, Lac., Xiv. 342.

— placida, Baly * , xiv. 336, 341.

Megalura, Blanch., xi. 438.

Megapalpus, Montr., xi. 88.

Megapodide, ii. 133, 163; xiii. 504.

Megapodiide, iv. 173, 174.

Megapodium Westermanii,
viii. 86.

Megapodius, Quoy § Gaim., iv. 173,
174, 175.

— Cuvieri, Ramsay, Xili. 504.

— Duperreii, Less., ii. 169; xiii. 504;
xvi. 447.

— Freycineti, Quoy § Gaim., ii. 169.

— rubripes, Zemm., ii. 169.

— tumulus, Gowld, ii. 169; xiii. 504.

Megaproctas, Brullé, ii. 119.

—ruficeps, F. Smith*, ii. 119; vii.
143.

Dahib.,

249

Megaproctus, Schonh., xii. 66, 68;
Xix. 336.

— pugionatus, Pascoe * , xii. 68, 78,98.

Megaptera, Gray, Xili. 187.

Megarasbora, Giinther, xiv. ftnote 538.

Megarhina, Desv., iv. 90; viii. 102;
ix. 1-6.

— amboinensis, Dol., v. 166.

— immisericors, Walk.* ,iv.90; vii.
202, 231; ix. 7.

— inornata, Walk. * , viii. 102; ix. 7.

— subulifera, Dol., v. 166.

Megascelis basalis, Baly*, xiv. 336,
340.

— femorata, Baly* , Xiv. 336, 339.

— posticata, Baly *, xiv. 336, 339.

Megascolex (Pericheta) antarctica,
Baird * , Xi. 96.

— Sancte-Helene, Baird *, xi. 96.

Megasemum quadricostulatum, Kraatz,
XVili. 206, 208.

Megasoma, Boisd., vi. 176.

— basimacula, Walk. * , vi. 176.

Megathopa, Hschsch., xiii. 130.

— Candezei, Von Harold, xiii. 130.

Megatriorchis, Salv. g DAlb., xvii.
407

— Dorix, Salv. § D’Alb., xvii. 405,
406.

Megilla strigata, Fabr., xi. 385.

— zonata, Fabr. x1. 392.

Megimatium, Hass., xv. 163.

Megischus, Bruilé, ii. 120; v. 58, 59;
Vill. 62; xi. 399.

— coronator, Fabr., v. 137, 138; vii.
141; viii. 62; xi. 399.

— duealis, Westw., v. 59; vii. 141;
xi. 400.

— indicus, Westw., iii. 23; v. 58; vii.
141; xi. 399.

— insidiator, F. Smith*, vii. 7, 141;
xi. 400.

— insularis, Ff. Smith * , ii. 120.

— spoliator, F. Smith*, vii. 6, 141;
xi. 400.

—tarsalis, FL Smith*, v. 137; vii.
6, 141.

— viduus, Ff. Smith*, v. 138; vii. 6,
141 ; xi. 400.

— (Pimpla) coronator, Fabr., xi. 399.

Megistanis, Westw., X. 502; Xi. 438.

Megistocera, Wiedem., ix. 2-6.

— atra, Dol., v. 166.

— fuscana, Wiedem., iii. 78; ix. 8.

—tuscana read fuscana, Wiedem., iii.
78.

Megistogaster, Macg., 1. 125, 126;
ix. 5.

—imbrasus, Walk.*, 1.

5, 19.

126; ix.

250

Megistopus efferus, Walk.*, ix. 274,
280.

— flavicornis, Rossi, ix. 274, 278.

— predator, Walk. * , ix. 274, 280.

Megonostoma Hurydice, Desm., Vi.
470.

— Wosnesenski, Mén., xvi. 470.
Meiklejohn, Dr. J. W. S., elected
Fellow, Proc. (1875-80) xvi.
Meinertzhagen, Fredk. Hugh, elected

Fellow, Proc. (1883-86) 76.

Meisner, read Meissner.

Meissner, Dr. Charles Frederic, elected
For. Memb., Proc. (1856-57) vii;
obituary, Proc. (1873-74) liv.

Melznis, Malmgr., ix. 38.

Melenornis edoloides, Swains., xvii.
423.

Melambrotus, MceLachl. * , xi. 222, 233,
241

—simia, McLachl.* , xi. 241, 276.

Melampus zqualis, Lowe, v. 175, 195.

Melanargia, Meig., xi. 432.

Melania, Lam., iv. 41; xvi. 254, 255,
256, 274.

—amarula, Linn., xvi. 255, 256, 257.

— australis, Lea, xvi. 258, 261.

— balonnensis, Conrad, xvi. 257, 262,
316.

— carbonata, Reeve, xvi. 259.

— cerea, Brot., Xvi. 258.

— cornuta, Lea, Xvi. 257.

— crenularis, Desh., Xvi. 257.

— Cybele, Gould, xvi. 257.

— decussata, Brot., Xvi. 258.

— Denisoniensis, Brot., Xvi. 259, 316.

— diadema, Lea, xvi. 257.

— Hlseyi, H. A. Smith * , xvi. 261, 316.

— incerta, Brot., Xvi. 257.

— Limborgi, Hanley * , xiv. 580.

— lirata, Menke, xvi. 257.

— mitra, Meuschen, Xvi. 257.

— onea, A. Adams § Angas, Vi. 259,
260.

— oncoides, 7.-Woods, xvi. 260.

— queenslandica, H. A. Smith*, Xvi.
261, 316.

— scabra, Miiller, xvi. 258.

— scabrella, Philippi, xvi. 258.

— subsimilis, #. A. Smith * , xvi. 262,
316.

— tetrica, Conrad, Xvi. 257, 258.

— thiarella, Zam., xvi. 257.

— tuberculata, Miiller, xvi. 255, 259.

— yenustula, Brot., xvi. 260, 316.

— villosa, Philippi, xvi. 257.

— (Melasma) onca, A. Adams § Angas,
Xvi. 259.

Melaniide, v. 173, 174; xv. 244.

Melanitis, Fabr., xi. 435.

GENERAL INDEX,

Melanitis Ambasara, Horsf. ¢ Moore,
vill. 144.

— Bella, Horsf. § Moore, viii. 144.

— Gokala, Horsf. § Moore, viii. 144.

— Suradeva, Horsf. § Moore, viii. 144.

— Sugudana, Horsf. § Moore, viii. 144.

— Vamana, Horsf. § Moore, viii. 144.

— Varaha, Horsf. § Moore. viii. 144.

Melanocharis, Sclater * , ii. 157.

— bicolor, Ramsay, xvi. 436.

— nigra, Less., 11. 157.

Melanophora atra, Koch, x. 421.

Melanopsis buccinoidea, Fér., v. 181,
1838.

— cariosa, Linn., v. 174, 180, 183.

— —, var. levigata, Lam., v. 174, 180,
181, 188.

— —, var. major, Desh., v. 180, 181.

— —, var. minor, Lowe, v. 180, 181.

— —, var. torulosa, Lowe, v. 174, 180,

— costata, Oliv., v. 181.

— costellata, Kér., v. 180.

— Dufourei, Fér., v. 182.

— fusiformis, Sow., Vv. 181.

— Graéllsii, Villa, v. 182.

— lineolata, Gray, v. 183.

— prerosa, Rossm., V. 181, 183.

Melanopyrrhus, Bonap., ii. 141, 152,
159.

—-anais, Less., ii. 159; xiv. 633.

— Robertsoni, D’ Albert., Xiv. 633, 687.

Melasma onca, 4. Adams § Angas, XVi«
259.

Melasoma, Steph., Proc. 1. 200.

Meleaba theclaria, Walz., ix. 184.

Meleagrine, ii. 133; iv. 56.

Meleagris, Linn., ii. 140, 142.

Melecta, Latr., vii. 115.

— histrio, Fabr., xi, 390.

— nitidula, Fabr., xi. 390.

— punctata, Latr., Proc. ii. 29.

Melectidee, vill. 92.

Meleoma, F%tch, ix. 268.

Meles, Linn., xix. 14.

— taxus, Schreber, v. 33.

Melia, Walk., vi. 127.

— cuneifera, Walk. * , vi. 127.

Melidectes torquatus, Sclater, Xvi. 438.

Melidora, Zess., 11. 152.

— collaris, Sharpe * , xiii. 313.

— Euphrosie, Less., ii. 156.

—macrorhina, JZess., ii. 156; xiii.
3138; xvi. 429.

Melierax, Gray, ii. 138.

— Mechowi, Cab., xvii. 487.

— polyzonus, Riipp., X Vil. 437.

Meligethes, Kirby, xi. 52.

Melilestes iliolophus, Salvad., Xvi. 437,

— megarhynchus, Gray, Xvi. 437.

— nove guiner, Less., XVi. 318.

GENERAL INDEX.

Melilestes poliopterus, Sharpe*, xvi.
318, 438.

Melinza, Hiibner, xi. 438,

Melinna cristata, Sars, xiv. 127.

Meliphagide, ii. 133, 142, 157; xiii.
316, 496; xvi. 318,

Melipona, J//., vii. 117.

Melisa, Walk., xii. 351.

Melissa, F. Smith, vii. 115.

Melissodes, Latr., vii. 116.

Melita obtusata, Mont., xvii. 102.
Melitza, Fabr., Proc. i. 235; ix. 459;
x, 497 ; xi. 482; xvi. 466.

— Aspasia, Boisd., xvi. 466.

— chaleedona, Doubi., xvi. 467.

— Gabbii, Behr, xvi. 466.

— helvia, Scudder, xvi. 466.

— Hoffmanni, Behr, xvi. 466.

— leanira, Feld., xvi. 466.

— palla, Boisd., xvi. 466, 467.

— Phaon, Hdw., xvi. 467.

— Sterope, W. H. Hdw., xvi. 466.

— Vesta, Hdw., xvi. 467.

Melithreptus albigularis, Gould, xiii.
497

Melitodes, Verr., xx. 397.
— ochracea, Verr., XX. 397.
Melittia, Hitdner, vi. 83.
— fasciata, Walk. *, vi. 83.
Melittobia, Westw. * , Proc. ii. 37; (New-
port) Proc. ii. 170.
— Audouinii, Westw. * , Proc. ii. 25, 37.
Melittoma, Murray, xi. 89.
Mella Zinckenella, Trietschke, xx. 531,
546.
Melles, Wm., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1875-80) xy.
Mellinus, Fadr., ii. 107 ; xi. 368.
— crabroniformis, F. Smith *, ii. 107;
Vii. 136; xi. 368.
Melliss, John C., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1872-73) v.
Mellita, Klein, xix. 2038.
— testudinata, Klein, xix. 207.
_Mellivora, Storr, xix. 14, 15.
— indica, Shaw, xix. 14.
Melobasis, Castel. et Gory, Xi. 87.
Melobosis mirabilis, Girard, xiv. 489.
Meloé, Linn., On the Natural History,
Development, and Anatomy of the
Oil Beetle (Newport), Proce. i. 268-
271, 317-820, 346-348, 368-370;
Proce. ii. 25; xi. 72. See Trans.
vol. xx. 297-358 ; vol. xxi. 167-184.
—, larva of, vii. 98.
— cicatricosus, Leach (Newport), Proc.
i. 268-271.
— proscarabeeus, Linn., Proc. i. 268,
270.
— violaceus, Marsh., Proc. i. 268, 270.

251

Melolontha, Fabr., xi. 72.

— vulgaris, Fabr., Proc. ii. 146.

Melolonthide, xiv. 135.

Melophagus ovinus, Linn., XX. 434.

Melophorus, Lubbock * , xvii. 51.

— Bagoti, Lubbock * , xvii. 52.

Melursus, Gray, xix. 19.

Melvill, Jas.Cosmo, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1870-71) xxix.

Membracina, Burm., i. 98, 163; xX.
183.

Membranipora, Blainv., Xiv. 585.

— catenularia, Jameson, XX. 452.

— Flemingi, Bush, xx. 452.

— lineata, Linn., xv. 234.

— — forma unicornis, Smitt, Kv. 234.

— pilosa, Linn., xv. 8; XX. 452.

— unicornis, Alder, xv. 234.

Membraniporide, xv. 234.

Menethius, Milne-Edw., xiv. 649.

— monoceros, Latr., Xiv. 649.

Menemachine, xi. 463; xii. 90.

Meneris, Westw., xi. 434.

Menesia, Muls., xviii. 255.

Menestho albula, Fabr., xii. 106.

Menipea arctica, Busk, xv. 232.

— fruticosa, Packard, xv. 283.

— gracilis, Smitt, xv. 232.

— ternata, Hillis g Sol., xv. 232.

Menippus, Clark, xx. 157.

Mennell, Henry Tuke, eiected Fellow,
Proce. (1862-63) ix.

Menobranchus, Harl., xiv. 717.

Menopoma, Harl., v. 225; xii. 175,
328 ; xiv. 719.

Menopon, Nitzsch, xiv. 119.

— conopheum, Burm., xiv. 119.

Menura, Lath., ii. 141.

— Alberti, Gould * , Proce. ii. 67.

Menyllus, Pascoe, ix. 300.

— maculicornis, Pascoe, ix. ftnote 300.

Menzies, Archibald, legacy received from,
Proe.i. 131; obituary, Proc. i. 139.

—, portrait of, Proc. (1888-90) 38.

Meranoplus, F. Smith, ii. 81-83; vii.
120; xi. 295, 334.

— bicolor, Guér., xi. 334.

— castaneus, I, Smith * , ii. 81, 82, 130;
vii. 130; xi. 334.

— cordatus, F. Smith*, ii. 82, 1380;
vii. 180; xi. 334.

— dimicans, Walk., Xi. 334.

— dimidiatus, F. Smith, xviii. 328.

— mucronatus, Ff. Smith * , ii. 82, 130 ;
vii. 130; xi. 354.

— spinosus, Ff. Smith*, iii, 150; vii.
130; xi. 334.

— villosus, Motseh., Xi. 334.

— (Cryptocerus) bicolor, Guér., Xi.
oot,

252

Merganetta, Gould, ii. 143.
Mergil read Mugil auratus, Linn., Vv.
27

Mergui Archipelago, Mammals, Reptiles,
and Birds of, Proc. (1880-90) 83;
xxi. 1-350.

Mergus albellus, Linn., v. 36, 40, 46.

— merganser, Linn., v. 11, 40, 46.

— serrator, Linn., v. 11, 40, 46.

Merimnetes, Schénh., xi. 444.

Meriphus, Hrichs., xii. 26.

Meristes poliocephalus, Heugl., XVil.
423.

Meristhus scrobinula, Cand., Xi. 37.

Merlangus carbonarius, Cuv., Vv. 25.

— vulgaris, Cw., v. 25.

Merluccius mevluccius, Linn., xx. 446.

Mermis nigrescens, Dw. (Iliff), Proc.
(1866-67) xli.

Merobriga, Walk. * , vii. 196.

— pulchripicta, Walk. * , vii. 196.

Merodon, Fabr., i. 122; iv. 120; xi.
80

— interveniens, Walk. * ,iv.120; ix.17.

— varicolor, Walk.*, i. 122; ix. 17.

Meroncidius indistinctus, Walk. * , XX.
536.

— viridinervis, Kirby * , xx. 530, 536.

Meropachys (MacLeay), Hope, 1x. 123.

— MacLeayi, Hope, ix. 123.

— tristis, var., Hope, ix. 123.

Merope tuber, Newm., ix. 259.

Meropide, ii. 133.

Meropogon, Bonap., iv. 177.

Merops xgyptius, Linn., Xvii. 434.

— angolensis, Gmel., xvii. 435.

— apiaster, Linn., v. 13.

— javanicus, Horsf., iv. 175.

— Lafresnayii, Guér., xvii. 435.

— maximus, Scop., li. 163.

— nubicus, Gmel., Xvil. 434.

— ornatus, Lath., xiv. 686; xvi. 428.

— superciliosus, Linn., XVii. 434.

Merson, William Ferrand, elected
Fellow, Proce. 1. 180.

Mertensia, Less., Xvi. 97, 103, 104,
106, 107.

Merula, Boie, xx. 309, 310.

Merulina, Milne-Edw. § Haime, xvii.
303, 316-318; xwiii. 104, 127,
128, 197.

Merulineg, xvii. 140.

Merulinacese, xviii. 8, 103.

Merycopotamus, Owen, ii, 29.

Mesalia, Gray, xv. 250.

Mesapia, Gray, X. 495; Xi. 432.

Mesene, Westw. & Hewits., ix. 222,
390, 395, 439.

— rope, Doubled. § Hewits.,ix. 386,
395, 439.

GENERAL INDEX.

Mesene Alphea, Hiibner, ix. 440.

— apolecta, Bates * , ix. 388, 441.

— argentea, Bates, ix. 440.

— basilissa, Bates * , ix. 388, 441.

— Bomilear, Stoll, ix. 439.

— celetes, Bates * , ix. 387, 440.

— cingulus, Szoll, ix. 386, 439.

— croceella, Bates, ix. 439.

— crocostigma, Bates*,ix. 388, 391,
44],

— cuparina, Bates * , ix. 396, 445.

— debilis, Bates * , ix. 388, 441.

— Epalia, Hiibner, ix. 440.

— Epalia, Godt., ix. 440.

— Hpathus, Cram., 1x. 440.

— Hpisatnius, Prittw., ix. 440.

— eupteryx, Bates* , ix. 389, 440.

— fenestrella, Bates* , ix. 387, 440.

— fuliginea, Bates * , ix. 386, 390, 439.

— Hya, Doubled. § Hewits., ix. 387,
439

— Hyale, Feld., ix. 439.

— leucophrys, Bates * , ix. 387, 439.

— Margaretta, White, ix. 440.

— Nicaste, Herr.-Schiff., ix. 396, 445.

— nigrella, Bates * , ix, 396, 440.

— nigrocineta, Scheller, ix. 440.

— Nola, Herr.-Schiff., ix. 389, 440.

— Numitor, Fabr., ix. 439.

— Nydia, Bates * , ix. 389, 440.

— Paraena, Bates * , ix. 387, 440.

— Phareus, Cram., ix. 387, 439.

— Pyrrha, Bates * , ix. 389, 440.

— pyrsodes, Bates * , ix. 386, 439,

— regalis, Butler, ix. 396, 445.

— rubeella, Bates, ix. 439.

— Sagaris, Cram., ix. 388, 440.

— Satnius, Dalm., ix. 440.

— semiradiata, Keld., ix. 440.

— simplex, Bates * , ix. 387, 440.

— sophistes, Bates * , ix. 386, 439.

— Telephus, Fabr., ix. 440.

— Thelephus, Cram., ix. 440.

— Timandra, Godt., ix. 440.

— tricolor, Hewits., ix. 440.

Mesenteripora, Blainv., Xv. 239, 240;
xvii. 400, 401.

— compressa, D’ Orb., xv. 239.

— Eudesiana, Milne-Edw., xv. 239.

— meandrina, S. Wood, xv. 239.

Mesites, Geoff7., 11. 1388.

Mesocheira, Lep. § Serv., wii. 115.

Mesolita, Pascoe, ix. 116.

— lineolata, Pascoe, ix. 116.

— transversa, Pascoe, ix. 116.

Mesomorpha, FE. Pratz, Xviil. 138,
135, 136, 198.

Mesopeda, XViil. 333.

Mesophylax, MceLachl.*, xvi. 154,
157.

GENERAL INDEX. 953:

Mesophylax aspersus,
157.

— —, var. canariensis, McLachl., Xvi.

154, 157.
— oblitus, Hag., xvi. 154, 157, 158.
Mesopia read Mosopia, Walk., ix. 183.

Mesopicus decipiens, Sharpe, xvii. 430.

— goertan, Gmel., XVii. 431.

— schoensis, Hartl., xvii. 430.

— xautholophus, Hargitt, xvii. 480.

Mesoplodon, Gerv., xiii. 187.

Mesoprion Johnii, Bloch, xi. 524.

Mesoptiline, x. 436.

Mesorhea,
669.

— sexspinosa, Stimps., xiv. 669.

Mesosa, Meg., xi. 73, 89; xXvili. 246.

— cribrata, Bates * , Xvili. 207, 245.

— gracilior, Bates*, xviii. 207, 244,

246, 247.
— hirsuta, Bates * , xviii. 207, 244.
— japonica, Bates, xviii. 244.
— nebulosa, fabr., Xwiii. 244, 245,
— pecila, Bates * , Xviii. 207, 245.
— senilis, Bates * , “xviii. 207, 245.
Mesosella, Bates* , X viii. 246.

— simiola, Bates * , XVill. 207, 246,

247, 262.
Mesosemia, Hiibner, ix. 369, 370, 416.
— Amiana, Felder, ix. 417.
— anterice, Hewits., ix. 374, 417.
— Calypso, Bates *, ix. 374, 417.
— Capaneus, Cramer, ix. 419.
— carissima, Bates, ix. 417.
— Cippus, Hewits., ix. 372, 417.
— celestina, Ménétr., ix. 419.
— Creesus, Fadr., ix. 419.

— —, var. generis (Botsd.), Doubl., Westw.,

& Hewitts., ix. 419.
— —, var. Meana, Hewits., ix. 419.
— Egabella, Bates * , ix. 374.
— Hgabella, var., Bates, ix. 418.
— Ephyne, Cramer, ix. 419.
— Ephynes, Kabr., ix. 419.
— Epidius, Hewits., ix. 417.
— Humene, Cramer, ix. 416.
— Humenus, Hewits., ix. 416.
— formosa, Westw., ix. 419.
— gaudiolum, Bates, ix. 417.
— Geminus, Fadr., ix. 419.

— gneris, Doubl., Westw., § Hewits., ix.

419,
— Hyphea, Cramer, ix. 419.
— Hypheus, Fabr., ix. 419.
— Ibycus, Hewits., ix. 418
— Icarus, Fabr., ix. 419.
— Idotea, Westw., ix. ftnote 370, 419.
— letifica, Bates * , ix. 373.
— letifica, var., Bates, ix. 418.
— Lagora, Herr.-Schiff., ix. 419.
— Lamachus, Hewits., ix. 416.

Ramb., Xvi.

Stimps., xiv. 635, 667,

Mesosemia Macaris, Hewits., ix. 419.

— macella, Hewits., ix. 416.

— machera, Hewits., ix. 418.

— Macrina, Felder, ix. 417.

— Menades, Hewzts., ix. 417.

— Meotis, Hewits., ix. 417.

— Mesia, Hewits., ix. 416.

— Magete, Hewits., ix. 418.

— Marisa, Hewits., ix. 419.

— Martha, Pritiw., ix. 420.

— Matisca, Hewits., ix. 419.

— Meana, Hewits., ix. 419.

— Meeda, Hewits., ix. 417.

— Melxne, Hewits., ix. 418.

— Melese, Hewits., ix. 418.

— Meletia, Felder, ix. 417.

— Melpia, Hewits., ix. 418.

— Menoetes, Hewits., ix. 417.

— Messeis, Hewits., ix. 417.

— Methion, Hewits., ix. 418.

— Metope, Hewits., ix. 373, 418.

— Metuana, Felder, ix. 417.

— Mevania, Hewits., ix. 417.

— Minos, Hewits., ix. 418.

— Mirita, Herr.-Schaff., ix. 419.

— Misipsa, Hewits., ix. 419.

— Mosera, Hewits., ix. 418.

— Myonia, Hewits., ix. 418.

— Nesti, Hewits., ix. 416.

— Odice, Godt., ix. 416.

— olivencia, Bates * , ix. 373, 418.

— Osinia, Cramer, ix. 418.

— Phelina, Felder, ix. 417.

— Philemon, Cramer, ix. 419.

— Philocles, Cramer, ix. 373, 374.

— Philocles, Linn., isc, 373, 374, 418,
419.

— Philocles, var., Hewits., ix. 374,

— Renatus, Fabr., ix. 416.

— Rhodia, Godt., ix. 416.

— Rosina, Cramer, ix. 416.

— Sifia, Boisd., ix. 418. ©

— Steli, Hewits., ix. 416.

— sylvina, Bates* , ix. 372, 417.

— Telegone, Botsd., ix. 416.

— tenera, Westw., ix. ftnote, 370, 419.

— Thymetus, Cramer, ix. 418.

— —, var.? Osinia, Cramer, ix, 418.

— Titea, Stoll, ix. ‘AIG.

— Traga, Hewits., ix. 373, 418.

— Tullius, Fabr., ix. 419.

— Ulrica, Cramer, ix. 416.

— Ulricus, Fabr., ‘ix. 416.

— Vestalis, Bates, ix, 419.

Mesosine, ix. 83, 108.

jUlecagieams (Gr av.), Brullé, v. 60; vi.
63; Vill. 63; xi. 402.

= agilis, F. Smith
142; xi. 402.

— cope i Smith * ,iii.172; vii.
142; 402.

seb mlyals Sauk,

254

Mesostenus albo-spinosus, fF. Smith*,
iii. 23; vii. 142; xi. 402.

— annulipes, Brullé, xi. 402.

— arrogans, J. Smith * , viii. 63; Xi.
403.

— bimaculatus, F. Smith, xi. 402. See
Pimpla trimacula, F. Smith, iil.
24,

— decoratus, F'. Smith*, vi. 63; vii.
142; xi. 403.

— decorus read decoratus, vii. 142.

— geniculatus, Brullé, xi. 402.

—insidiator, F. Smith*, v.60; vii.
142; xi. 408.

— leucozonius. Bradlé, xi. 402.

— literatus, Brullé, iii. 24; xi. 402.

— marginatus, Brullé, xi. 402.

—ymolestus, #. Smith*, v. 138; vii.
142.

— multipictus, F. Smith * , vii. 8, 142;
Vili. 63; xi. 403.

— ochropus, Brullé, xi. 402.

——pictus, F. Smith*, iii. 171; vii.
142; xi. 402.

—pulcherrimus, F. Smith*, vii. 8,
142; xi. 403.

— vesiculosus, Brullé, Xi, 402.

Mesoxena, Ff. Smith*, v. 106, 107;
Ki. 292, 324.

— mistura, F. Smith*, v. 143; vii.
129; xi. 324.

Messaras, Doubl., xi. 436.

Mestayer, Richard, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1868-69) xlii.

Meta muraria, Koch, x. 481.

Metabdella, Dobson * , Proc. (1880-82)

2.

Metabola, ii. 141; xiv. 719; xv. 16.

Metacharis, Butler, ix. 444.

— agrius, Dalm., ix. 445.

— Batesii, Butler, ix. 445.

— Chia, Hiibner, ix. 445.

— erythromelas, Scheller, ix. 445.

— exigua, Bates * , ix. 396, 440.

— Lucius, Kabr., 1x. 445.

— Ptolomeus, Pabr., ix. 444.

—regalis, Butler, ix. 229.

— (Hchenais) exigua, Bates * , ix. 396,
445,

Metacrinus (Carpenter and Van Graaf),
Proc. (1883-86) 16. See Trans.,
2nd ser. Zool. vol. ii. 455.

Metagea, Kirby * , xx. 30, 33.

Metallopsis cayennensis, Westw., XVii.
70

Metanthia, Pascoe * , xii. 57, 66, 98.
— cyanea, Pascoe * , xii. 58, 98.

— ebenina, Pascoe * , xii. 57, 98.

— nitidula, Pascoe * , xii. 57, 58, 98.
— pyritora, Pascoe * , xii. 57, 78, 98.

GENERAL INDEX.

Metanycles, Butler * , xii. 425, 433.

— contracta, Walk., xii. 425.

Metapheles, Bates, ix. 432.

— Dinora, Bates, ix. 432.

Metastrea, Milne—Hdw. § Haime, xviii.
123, 204.

Metatyges, Pascoe, x. 450.

— cupreus, Pascoe *, x. 443; xii. 90.

— turritus, Pascoe, x. 444, 451.

Metazoa, Proc. (1874-75) xxix; Xil.
205-212, 225-236.

Metazoa monostomata, xii. 207.

Metetra, Pascoe * , xii. 46, 55, 96.

— suturalis, Pascoe * , x11. 46, 96.

Methoea, Latr., v. 57; vi. 36, 50; xi.
342.

— gracilis, F. Smith*, v. 77; vii.
181; xi. 342.

— insularis, Ff. Smith*,
1381; xi. 342.

— thoracica, Ff. Smith , vi. 50; Vil.
131; xi. 342.

Methonella, Westw., ix. 370, 424.

— Cecilia, Cramer, ix. 424.

Methypora, Pascoe, x. 442; xi. 168.

Methyorrhina, Pascoe * , Xi. 487; xii.
97

v. 77; vii.

— hispida, Pascoe * , x1. 487,492; xii.
97.

Methysia, Butler * , xii. 397.

— notabilis, Walk., xii. 397.

Meton, Pascoe * , ix. 113.

— Digglesii, Pascoe, ix. 113.

— tropicus, Pascoe, ix. 113.

Metopia, Meigen, iv. 128.

— Forficule, Newport * , Proc. ii. 248.

— inspectans, Walk. * , iv. 128; ix. 19.

— instruens, Walk. * ,iv. 129; ix. 19.

Metopiestes, Pascoe, xix. 73.

— erosus, Pascoe, xix. 123.

— tubulus, Sharp * , xix. 123, 131.

Metopius, Panz., xi. 401.

— crassipes, Ff. Smith*, v. 62; vii.
142; xi. 401

Metopograpsus messor, Forskal, xX.
118

Metoporaphis, Stimps. xiv. 643.

— calcarata, Say, xix. 643.

Metrania, Pascoe* , xi. 481; xii. 92.

— palliata, Pascoe * , xi. 482,492, xii.
92

Metrioxena, Pascoe * , x. 442; xii. 86.

—serricollis, Pascoe*, x. 443, 493;
Xii, 26, 86. :

— subvittata, Pascoe * , xii. 26, 86.

Metschnikoff, Prof., elected For. Memb,
Proce. (1875-80) lvi. ;

Metula,H.g-A. Adams, Xvi. 372,373,374.

— ede Watson * , Xvi. 372,

13.

GENERAL INDEX.

Metyrus, Pascoe * , xi. 482; xii. 94.

— collaris, Pascoe*, xi, 482, 491;
xii. 94,

Meyerina claviformis, Gray, Crustacea
living in (Miers), xiii. 506-512.

*¢ Mhorbwe,” Burmese name for Daboia
elegans, Daud., xX. 64.

Miagrammopes, Pich.-Cambr. * , x. 399,
400.

— Ferdinandi, Pich.=Cambr. * , x. 404,
405.

— Thwaitesii, Pick.-Cambr.*,x. 401-
405.

Miall, Prof. E. Compton,
Fellow, Proc. (1880-82) 8.

Miccolamia, Bates* , xvii. 252.

— cleroides, Bates *, xviii. 207, 253,
262.

— glabricula, Bates * , xviii. 207, 253.

— verrucosa, Bates * , XViii. 207, 253.

Mice, Xili. 331.

— in Fernando Noronha (Ridley), Proc.
(1887-88) 1.

—, Singing (Miss Drew), exhib., Proc.
(1860-61) ii.

Michael, Albert D., elected Fellow,
Proce. (1875-80) xlvii.

—, Argas persicus, Misch., living speci-
men exhib,, Proc. (1886-87) 3.

—, Observations on the Life-Histories
of Gamasinz, with a view to assist
in more exact classification, Proc.
(1880-82) 6; xv. 297-309.

—, On some undescribed Acari of the
genus Glyeiphagus, Her., found in
Moles’ nests, Proc. (1883-86) 126 ;
xix, 269-284.

—, On some unrecorded British
Parasitic Acari, Proc. (1888-90) 5;
xx. 400-406.

—, On the Life-Histories of Glycipha-
gus domesticus, De Geer, and G.
spinipes, Koch, Proc. (1887-88) 14;
xx. 285-298.

—, Tegeocranus cepheiformis, Mic.,
exhibited and the remarkable
nymphal stage described, Proc.
(1883-86) 118.

—, The Hypopus-question, or Life-
history of certain Acarina, Proc.
(1883-86) 5; xvii. 371-394.

Michelinia, Rom., xviii. 191.

Micippa, Leach, xiv. 641, 644, 661.

— cristata, Linn., Xiv. 661, 678.

— curtispina, Hasw., xx. 109.

— mascarenica, Kossman, xx. 109.

Micippine, xiv. 660.

Micippoides, 4. Milne-Edw., Xiv. 658.

— angustifrons, A. Milne-Hdw., xiv.
658.

elected

255

Micra derogata, var., Walk., wii. 58.

Micrabacia, Milne-Edw. § Haime, Proc.
(1883-86) 13; xvii. 417-419;
Xvili. 141, 143, 174, 198.

Micracantha, Montr., ix. 108.

Micreune, Walk. * , 1. 94, 164.

— formidanda, Walk.*, i. 94, 99,
164.

— metuenda, Walk. * , i. 164.

Micristius, Gill, xiv. 535.

Microcebus, Geoffr., ii. 17.

Microcerine, x. 436.

Microcometes paludosa, Cienk., Xili.
301, 302.

Microcyphus elegans, Agass., Xiv.

30.

— zigzag, Agass., xix. 179, 192, 210.

Microdon apicalis, Walk.*, iii. 94;
ix. 16.

— ju eornis Walk.*, iii. 94; ix.
1

Microdus, Esenb,. ii. 127; xi. 410.

—apicalis, Ff. Smith*, ii. 127; vii.
144; xi. 410.

Micreeca flavigaster, Gould, xiii. 498.

— flavovirescens, Gray, xiv. 630; xvi.
432.

Microgale, Thomas * , xvi. 319-322.

— Cowani, Thomas* , xvi. 320, 321.

— longicaudata, Thomas*, xvi. 320,
321.

Microgaster alvearia,
228.

— Hallii, Packard ?, xix. 107.

Microglossum, Geoffr., ii. 142, 152.

— Alecto, Temm., ii. 166.

—aterrimum, Gme., ii. 166; xiii.
491; xiv. 685.

Microgromia, Hertwig, xiii. 388, 398,
400, 401.

— socialis, Hertwig, xiii. 402.

Microlanguria, Lewis * , xvii. 348.

— Jansoni, Crotch, xvii. 347, 348.

Micrommata smaragdina, Latr., xX.
421

Micromugil, Gulia, xiv. ftnote 535.

Micromus aphidiyorus, Schrank, xvi.
154, 162.

— insipidus, Hagen, ix. 271.

— posticus, Walk., ix. 271.

— subanticus, Wadk., ix. 271.

— variegatus, Fabr., ix. 272.

Micromycetz, Proc. (1874-75) xxx.

Micronema, Bleeker, xiii. 342.

Micronia, Guen., ix. 181, 184; xvii.
200.

— erycinaria, Guen., ix. 184.

— metargyria, Walk.*, ix. 182, 184,
198.

— rectinervata, Guén,, iii. 195,

Spin., Proc. i.

256

Micronide, iii. 195; ix. 181, 184;
<vii. 195.

Micropeza, Fall., i. 87, 185; iv. 164.

— albimana, Doll. MSS., v. 165.

— forficuloides, Walk.*, vw. 253; ix.

28.

— fragilis, Walk.*, i. 37, 135; iv.
164; v. 165, 299; wii. 222; ix.
28.

— perclusa, Walk.*, vii. 280; ix.
28

— prolixa, Walk.* ,-v. 299, 801; vii.
230; ix. 28.

— tenuis, Dol., v. 16d.

Microphrys, Milne-Edw., xiv. 664, 665,
666 ; xx. 507.

— bicornuta, Latr., xiv. 665.

—- bicornutus, Latr., xx. 507.

Microphyllia, d’Orb., xviii. 125,
204.

Micropisa, Stimps., Xiv. 654.

Microporella ciliata, Padl., xx. 452.

— impressa, Aud., xx. 452.

— violacea, Johnst., xx. 504.

Micropsitta pygmexa, Less., ii. 166.

Micropus, Wolf § Mey., xi. 81; XX.
362-376, 383, 384.

— melanoleucus (Woodh.), Cowes, XX.
303, 865, 377, 380, 382, 383, 390,
393, 394.

Micropyga, A. Agass., xix. 96, 110.

— tuberculata, 4. Agass., Kix. 95, 110,
114.

Microrhabdium, Kraatz, xviii. 211.

Microrhynchine, Xiv. 651.

Microrhynchus, Bell, xiv. 651.

—- gibbosus, Bell, xiv. 651.

Microscope, new mode of transmitting
light to, exhib. (Christy), Proc.
(1888-90) 1.

— presented to the Linn. Soc., Proe. i.
232.

—, revolving dise for (Anderson), Proe.
(1888-90) 3.

Microseris, H. de From., Xviii. 149,
152, 198.

Microsicydium, Bleeker, xiii. 140.

Microsolena, Lam., Xvii. 314; xviii.
167-170, 187, 199.

Microsolenoida, XViii. 166, 168, 199.

Microstutes, Lac., xii. 66.

Microstylum, Maeq., i. 112.

Microtherium, Mey., ii. 29.

Microtragus (White), Pascoe, ix. 115.

— amycteroides, Pascoe, ix. 115.

— Arachne, Pascoe, ix. 87, 115.

— eremita, Pascoe, ix. 115.

— luctuosus, Schuck., ix. 141.

— Mormon, Pascoe, ix. 115.

— senex, White, ix. 115.

GENERAL INDEX.

Microtragus sticticus, Pascoe * , ix. 86,
115, 142.

— Waterhousei, Pascoe, ix. 115.

Microtrochus, 7:-Woods, xviii. 9, 12,
204.

Microvelia mimula, White*, xiv. 482,
487.

— vagans, White, xx. 548.

Microvonus, Sharp * , xix. 118.

— squalidus, Sharp * , xix. 118, 181.

Microxylobius, Chevr., xi. 24.

Microzoum, Dey., Xi. 35, 73.

Micrura fusea, Wclntosh, xiv. 133.

Micryphantes isabellinus, Koch, x. 430.

Midas rufimanus, Geoffr., ii. 17.

Middleton, R. M., elected Feilow, Proc.
(1875-80) liv; exhibits pied Jack-
daw, Proc. (1883-86) 9; exhibits
skulls of Babirussa alfurus, Zess.,
Proc. (1875-80) liv.

Middleton- Wake, Rev. Charles Henry,
elected Fellow, Proc. (1866-67) ii;
Proe. (1882-83) 6.

Midea, Schaeff., xi. 483, 437.

Miers, Edw. John, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1875-80) i.

—, Notes upon the Oxystomatous Crus-
tacea, Proc. (1875-80) xi; xiii.
107-108. See Trans., 2nd ser.
Zool. vol. 1, 235-249.

—, Notice of Marine Crustaceans col-
lected by P. Geddes at Vera Cruz,
Proc. (1875-80) lvi; xv. 85-87.

—, On Aetzomorphia erosa, Miers, a
new genus and species of Crus-
tacea, Proc. (1875-80) xv; Xili.
183-185.

—, On a small collection of Crustacea,
made by Edmund Whymper,
chiefly in the N. Greenland Seas ;
with an Appendix on additional
species collected by the late British
Arctic Expedition, Proc. (1875—
80) 1; xv. 59-73.

—, On species of Crustacea living with-
in the Venus’s Flower-basket (Hu-
plectella, Owen) and in Meyerina:
claviformis, Gray, Proc. (1875-80)
xxii; Xili. 506-512.

—, On the Classification of the Maioid
Crustacea or Oxyrhyncha, with a
Synopsis of the Families, Subfami-
lies, and Genera, Proc. (1875-80)
xlii; xiv. 634-678.

—, Revision of the Hippide, a group
of Anomurous Crustacea, Proc.
(1875-80) xxiv; xiv. 312-336.

—, Revision of the Idoteide, a Family
of Sessile-eyed Crustacea, Proc.
(1880-82) 20; xvi. 1-88.

GENERAL INDEX.

Miers, John, elected Fellow, Proc. i. 27 ;
obituary, Proc. (1875-80) xlix, lvii;
portrait of, pres., Proc. (1880-82)
15, Proc. (1888-90) 38.

Migration of Birds (Thos. Forster),
Proe. ii. 146, 147.

Miles, Rev. Charles Popham, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1855-56) vi.

Milesia, Latr., i. 18, 123; iv. 118.

— conspicienda, Walk. *,iv. 118; 1x.
16

_ macularis, Wiedem., i. 18, 128; ix.

— Reinwardtii, Wiedem., i. 18, 128;
ix. 16.

— vespoides, Walk. *,i. 18; ix. 16.

— Zamiel, Walk. *,i. 123; ix. 16.

Miletes aureus, Agass., v. 54.

— bidens, Agass., v. 54.

Miletus, Hiibner, xi. 435; xiii. 197.

Milichia, Meig., viii. 129.

—minuta, Walk.*, viii. 129; ix.
29.

Miliola, Lam., xiii. 388, 410.

Millar, John, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1860-61) ii; obituary, Proce.
(1887-88) 93.

Millepeda marina Amboinensis, Seba,
x. 219, 343.

Millepora, Linn., xiv. 193, 233, 236,
240, 241; xv. 342.

— alcicornis, Linn., xiv. 195.

— truncata, O. Fabr., Xv. 235.

Milleporid, xviii. 5, 172, 199.

Miller, Phil., letters to, from Linnceus
shown (Westwood), Proc. ii. 245.

Milleria, Boisd., Herr.-Schiff., vi. 99.

— bifasciata, Walk. *, vi. 99.

—gemina, Walk., vi. 99.

Millericrinus, D’Orb., xv. 210.

— regularis, D’Ord., xv. 200.

Milligan, Jos., elected Fellow, Proc.
i.. 65; obituary, Proc. (1883-86)
36.

—, presentation of Natural Produc-
tions of Van Diemen’s Land, Proce.
ii. 153.

Mills, Wm., death announced, Proc. i.
72

Milne, George, obituary, Proc. i. 35.

Milne, Joshua, obituary, Proce. ii. 137.

Milne, Wm. Hopkins, elected Fellow,
Proce. i. 189.

Milne-Edwards, Prof. Henri, obituary,
Proce. (1883-86) 144.

Milner, Edw., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1875-80) xxvii; obituary, Proc.
(1883-86) 37.

Milner, Henry Ernest, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1888-90) 72.

257

Milner, H., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1880-82) 24.

Milnia, Stimps., xiv. 664.

Miltochrista miniata, Forst., vi. 102.

Milvago, Spix, ii. 143.

Milvus affinis, Gould, xiii. 490.

Mimela Passerinii, Hope*, Proc. i.
128.

Mimesa, Shuck., viii. 86.

— carbonaria, F. Smith *, viii. 86.

Mimeta, Vig. § Horsf., ti. 141, 152.

— melanotis, Bonap., ii. 159.

— Miilleri ,Bonap., ii. 159.

— striata, Quoy § Gaim., ii. 159; xiii.
82, 318.

Mimulus, Stimps., xiv. 649.

— foliatus, Stimps., K1v. 650.

Mina Robertsoni, Ratasay, xiv. 633.

Mindura, Stal, x. 163.

Minetra Gambrisius, Yabr., xiii. 196.

Miniea nigrilinea, Walk. * , vii. 176.

— semialba, Walk.**, wii. 175.

Minnow, xv. 57.

—, Ligula leucisci, Cobd., from, exhib.,
Proce. (1882-83) 4.

Mino Dumonti, Less., ii. 164; xxiii. 82,
318; xvi, 442.

Minyad, new Australian (Bell), Proc.
(1883-86) 76; xxix. 114-116.

Minyadide, xixz.. 114.

Minyas torpedo, Bell* , xix. 114-116.

Miquel, Prof. Friedrich Anton
Wilhelm, elected For. Memb.,
Proe. ii. 295; eulogy, Proc. ii. 302 ;
obituary, Proc. (1870-71) lxxxviii.

Miralda, A. Adams* , vii. 1, 3.

— diadema, A. Adams, vii. 3.

— gemma, A. Adams, Vii. 3.

— Mariella, A. Adams, vii. 3.

Miranda parilis, Koch, x. 431.

Miresa, Walk., vi. 143.

— curvifera, Walk.* , iii. 188.

— orthosioides, Walk. *, vi. 143.

Miriza, Sid, x. 163.

Mirkel, Charles Francois Brisseau de,
obituary, Proc. ii. 423.

Miscodera, Hschsch., Xi. 57,89. __

Miscogaster Gelo, Walk., xvii. 54,
58.

Misgurnus, Giinther, xiv. ftnote 539.

— lateralis, Ginther, xiv. ftnote 554.

Missulena, Walck., x. 266.

— oceatorius, Walck., x. 266.

Mitchell, David Wm., elected Fellow,
Proc. i. 179; obituary, Proc.
(1859-60) xxvi.

Mitchell, Wm. Stephen, elected Fellow,
Proe. (1866-67) viii.

—, Notes on Octopus vulgaris, Lam.,
Proc. (1874-75) viii (title).

S)

258

Mithracine, xiv. 659, 666.

Mithraculus, White, xiv. 666, 667.

— coronatus, Herbst, xx. 510.

— coronatus, A. Milne-Edw., xx. 510.

— sculptus, Lam., Xiv. 667.

Mithras, Koch, x. 399.

Mithrax, Leach; xiv. 637, 640, 655,
666, 667; xx. 507.

— hispidus, Herbst, xiv. 673.

— yerrucosus, Milne-Hdw., xx. 507.

—(Mithraculus) coronatus, Herbst,
xx. 510.

—(Teleophrys) cristulipes, Szimps.,
xx. 508.

Mitophorus vittatus, Pascoe * , xi. 154,
Q17; xii. 79.

Mitra, Humphr., iv. 67.

— Adamsi, Dohrn, xx. 489.

—-amabilis, Reeve, vii. 201.

—amphorella, Lam., vii. 199.

— analogica, Reeve, vii. 201.

—- ansulata, Sow., xx. 489.

—-asperulata, A. Adams, vii. 199.

—-barbadensis, Gmel., xx. 488.

—:- bellula, A. Adams, vii. 200.

—- Bronni, Dkr., vii. 201.

— cerulea, Reeve, Xii. 547.

— caffra, Lam., XxX. 396.

— carnicolor, Reeve, vii. 199.

— cayea, Revve, Xx. 489.

— circulata, Kées., vii. 199.

— cithara, Reeve, vii. 200.

— consanguinea, Reeve, XX. 489.

— erebrilirata, Reeve, vii. 201.

—dermestina, Lam., vil. 201; Xx.
489.

— filosa, Lam., iv. 69.

— flammea, Quoy & Gaim., xii. 548.

— floecata, Reeve, vii. 198.

— formosensis, Sow. * , xx. 395, 400.

— fusca, Reeve, xii. 527.

— fusiformis, Kiister, vii. 200.

— gracilis, Reeve, iv. 69.

— granatina, Lam., Vii. 198.

— harpeformis, Lam., vii. 200.

— Herklotsiana, Dohrn, vii. 199.

— histrio, Reeve, xx. 489.

— ignobilis, Reeve, vii. 199.

— impressa, Kiister, vii. 198.

— japonica, A. Adams* , vii. 198.

— Kraussi, Dér., vii. 201.

— leucodesma, Reeve, Xx. 488, 489.

— lutescens, Lam., xii. 522.

— melaniana, Lam., X11. 522.

— microzonias, Lam., Xx. 588.

— microzonias, Reeve, XX. 488.

— militaris, Reeve, vii. 200.

— nigra, Chemn., xii. 522.

— nigra, Quoy, Xii. 548.

— obeliscus, Reeve, vii. 201.

GENERAL INDEX.

Mitra pardalis, Kiister, xx. 489.

— picta, Reeve, xx. 488.

— pisolina, Lam., vii. 201; xx. 489.

— pretiosa, Reeve, vii. 199.

— pulchella, Reeve, xx. 489.

— pura, A. Adams, vii. 199.

— pusilla, A. Adams, vii. 200.

— Quoyi, Deshayes, xii. 548.

— recurva, Sow. *, xx. 396, 400.

— rosacea, Reeve, vii. 199.

— rubra, Brod., vii. 201.

— sacerdctalis, 4. Adams, vii. 198.

— scabricula, Linn., vii. 198.

— scutulata, Chemn., vii. 199.

— semicostata, Kiister, vii. 200.

— Smithi, Sow. * , xx. 396, 400.

— straminea, A. Adams, vii. 199.

— Suluensis, Adams g§ Reeve,
200.

— tessellata, Kiener, xx. 488.

— undulosa, Reeve, vii. 199.

— zebrina, D Orb., v. 174.

— zelotypa, Reeve, vii. 200.

— (Pusia) ansulata, Sow., xx. 488.

— (—) Cumingii, Reeve, xii. 550.

— (—) Graeffei, Crosse, xii. 551.

— (Turricula) Antonelli, Dohrn, xii.
549.

— (—) eruentata, Chemn., xii. 549.

— (—) Deshayesii, Reeve, xii. 547.

— (—) discolaria, Reeve, xii. 549.

— (—) ficulina, Zam., xii. 550, 562.

—'(—) ligata, A. Adams, xii. 549.

— (—) lubens, Reeve, xii. 550.

— (—) nodulifera, A. Adams, xii.
550.

— (—) obeliscus, Reeve, xii. 549.

— (—) rufofilosa, H. A. Smith*, xii.
548, 562.

— (—) semifasciata, Lam., xii. 549,

— (Zierliana) creniplicata, A. Adams,
xii. 548.

Mitragenius araneiformis,
Proce. i. 201.

Mitreola ignobilis, Reeve, vii. 199.

Mitrephorus, Schénh., xi. 154.

—albifrons, Pascoe*, xi. 186; Xii.

Vii.

Curt. * ,

— capucinus, Pascoe*, xi. 185, 218;
xii. 92.

— Waterhousei, Rosench., xi. 186.

Mitride, xv. 243.

—, Japanese (Adams), Proc. (1863-64)

Mitrinz, vii. 198.

Mitrularia alveolata, A. Adams, XxX.
492.

— uncinata, Reeve, xx. 492, 503.

Mivart, Dr. St. George Jackson, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1861-62) Ixiii.

GENERAL INDEX.

Mivart, Dr. St. George Jackson, Notes
on the Cerebral Convolutions of the
Carnivora, Proc. (1883-86) 71;
xix, 1-25.

—, Notes touching Recent Researches
on the Radiolaria, Proc. (1875-80)
XxV1; Xiv. 136-186.

—, On some points in the Anatomy of
Echidna Hystrix, Cuv., Proc. (1865-
66) v. See Trans. vol. xxv. 379-
404.

—, On the Relations existing between
Instinct and other vital processes,
Proe. (1883-86) 8 (title).

—, On the Vertebrate Skeleton, Proc.
(1869-70) xxxvi. See Trans. xxvii.
369-392.

—, photographs of Human Malforma-
tions exhib., Proc. (1880-90) 67.

—, portrait of, pres., Proc. (1880-82)
13; Proc. (1888-90) 39.°

—, and Clarke, Rev. Robt., on the Sacral
Plexus and Sacral Vertebre of
Tizards, Proc. (1875-80) xviii;
xiii, 370-373.

Mixodia Schulziana, Fabr., xiv. 116.

—?sp., McLachlan, xiv. 116.

Mnemachine, x. 437.

Mniotiltine, ii. 142.

Moa, viii. 50.

—, feathers of, exhib. (Buller), Proc.
(1886-87) 21.

Mochloptera, Butler*, 386,
407.

— acroxantha, Perty, xii. 386.

— (?) xanthocera, Walk., xii. 386.

Mocosoa, Stimps., Xiv. 648.

— crebrepunctata, Stimps., Xiv. 648.

Modiola, Lam., iv. 58, 59.

— barbata, Linn., xx. 450, 467.

—modiolus, Linn., xii. 101; xx.
450.

Modiolaria discors, Linn., var. sub-
striata, Gray, xii. 103.

— marmorata, Forbes, xii. 103; Xvi.
528; xx. 450.

— nigra, Gray, Xvii. 94.

Mogannia obliqua, Walk., x. 95.

— sesioides, Walk. *, x. 9D.

.Moggridge, John ‘Traherne, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1868-69) xxvii;
obituary, Proc. (1874-75) 1xi.

Moggridge, Matthew, elected Fellow,
Proe. (1875-80) xvi; obituary,
Proc. (1882-83) 42.

Mohl, Hugo von, obituary,

(1874-75) 1xi.

Moho, Less., ii. 141.

Moina submucronata, Brady *, xix.

294, 315.

Xil.

Proce.

259

Mola, Blyth, xiv. ftnote 537, 538.

— Buchanani, Blyth, xii. 574; xiv.
ftnote 544. i

— sandkhol, Sykes, xii. 574, 577.

Molanna, Curt., xiv. 732.

Mole, xii. 157; xxiii. 98.

—, teeth of, ii. 8.

Mole Cricket from New Zealand, Proc.
ii. 13.

Moles’ nests, Acari from (Michael), xix.
269-284.

Molgula, Forbes § Hanley, ix. 310,
311, 312-346 ; xvi. 533.

—arenosa, Alder § Hanc., ix. 319,
339.

— cepiformis, Sorby § Herdm.* , XVi.
533, 535.

— conchilega, Miiller, ix. 318, 332,
335.

— occulta, Kupffer, xvi. 533.

— simplex, Alder §& Hane., ix. 319.

Moleulide, xv. 329, 330; xvi. 533.

Mollia antiqua, Smitt, xx. 504.

Mollusca, Proc. (1882-83) 37; xii.
102, 206, 212, 213, 217, 226 ; xiv.
737; xv. 59; xvii. 9-12, 40,
94-98, 100; xx. 46, 93, 189, 191,
208, 445, 448, 462, 464, 466, 471,
472, 475, 476.

—, MS. on, by Col. G. Montagu, pre-
sented by D’Orville, Proc. (1866-
67) 1.

—, Rabies of, found near Notting-
ham (H. J. Lowe), Proe. ii. 117-
123.

—, Classification of (Reeve), Proc. i.
307,

—, distribution of (Jeffreys), xii. 100.

— edible, from Malta, exhib. (Henslow),
Proce. (1888-90) 75.

—, Evolution of Land (Gulick), Proc.
(1888-90) 70; xx. 188-274.

—, Nudibranchiate (A. Hancock), Proc.
(1864-65) v. See Trans. vol. xxvi.
189-207.

—, —, from the Hastern Seas (Colling-
wood), Proc. (1875-80) xxviii;
Xiv. 737-738.

—, —, parasite on (A. Hancock), Proe.
(1862-63) i. See Trans. vol. xxiv.
49-60.

—, obtained during the voyage of the
‘Nassau’ (Cunningham), Proc.
(1869-70) exvii. See Trans. xxvii.
465-502.

—, esophageal cords &c. in (Owen),
Xvii. 2, 7.

—, of Fernando Noronha (H. A. Smith),
xx. 483-503.

—, of H.M.S, ‘ Challenger’ Expedition

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260

(Watson), xiv. 506-529, 586-605 ;
xv. 87-126, 217-230, 245-275,
388-475 ; XVI. 247-254, 324-348 ;
xvii. 26-40, 112-130, 284-293,
319-346.

Mollusca, of Mergui Archipelago (von
eee (1883-86) 135; xxi.
155-21

—, of Meee v. 169.

—, On the Shell-bearing, particularly
with regard to Structure and Form
(Garner), Proc. (1857-58) vii;
iv. 35-43.

—, pearl-producing &c. (Matchwick),
Proc. (1871-72) xxix.

—, Renal Organ in Nudibranchiate
(A. Hancock), Proc. (1863-64) xly.
See Trans. vol. xxiv. 511-530.

Moloch horridus, Gray (Wilson), Proc.
cee —68) xxi, (Ince) xxiv; x. 69-

cage tae Pascoe * , Xii. 18, 22, 83.

— gagates, Pascoe * , xii. 18, 78, 83.

Moloney, Capt., exhibits Birds and
Insects from the Gambia, Proc.
(1888-90) 52.

—, exhibits Butterflies and Moths, Che-
lonians, &e., from Lagos, Proc.
(1888-90) 53.

Molorchus cingulatus, Kirby, isxx. 127.

— ferrugineus, Botsd., ix. 127.

-— variegatus, Habr., ix. 127.

Molossus nasutus, Spir, v. 7.

—obscurus, Geoffr., albino, exhib.
(Espeut), Proc. (1880-82) 25.

— rufus, Geoffr., v

Molpadide, xiii. 449,

Molva molva, Linn., xx. 446.

Molytine, x. 486; xi. 164; xii. 84.

Momotide, ii. 133.

Momotus Lessoni, Less., xx. 347.

Monacanthus monoceros, Linn., Xii.
108.

— setifer, Benn., xii. 108.

Monachella Muelleriana, Sch/., xvi.432.

— saxicolina, Salvad., xvi. 432.

Monadina tetraplasta, Xili. 423.

— zoosporea, Xili. 423.

Monadine, xiii. 386, 417, 419.

Monarcha aruensis, Salvad., Kili. 497;
Xvi. 431.

— oe Vig. §& Horsf., xiii. 497,

—chalybeocephalus, Salvad., xvi.
431.

— chrysomelas, Garn., xiii. 497.

— Enado, Less., ii. 161.

— frater, Sclater, xvi. 318, 430, 431.

— Gaimardi, Less., ii. 161.

— guttula, Garn., ii, 160.

GENERAL INDEX.

Monarcha euttulatus, Garn., xiii. 497 =
Xvi. 431.

— inornata, Garn., ii. 160; xvi. 129.

— melanonotus, Sclater, xiii. 497.

— melanopsis, Vieill., xiv. 687; XvVie
430.

— periophthalmicus,
318, 430, 481.

— tricolor, Vieill., xiii. 498.

— ugiensis, Ramsay * , xvi. 128.

Monas, Miill., xiii. 423.

—amyli, Cienk., xiii. 417.

Monasa, V7eill., ii. 148.

Monastes, Lucas, Xi. 542.

— Staintoni, Camb.*, xi. 531,542, 547.

Monedula, Cog., vii. 111.

— signata, Linn., xx. 474, 531, 540.

Monera, Proc. (1867-68) Ixviii; Proc.
(1874-75) xxx; xii. 202, 203, 226 ;
xili. 412, 497, 428, 429, 482-435,
439.

Monethe, Westw., ix. 432.

— Albertus, Felder, ix. 432.

— Alphonsus, Fabr., ix. 432.

Mongoose, xix. 7.

Monilea, Swazns., xv. 92.

Monitor, Cuv., xii. 169, 171, 175, 182,
186, 187, 189-191, 193, 305-307,
325.

— arenaria, Geoffr., xiii. 371, 372.

Monitorid, x. 22; xiii, 324.

Monkey, Black, Proc. (1883-86) 120.

Monkeys, xii. 176.

Monocaulide, xii. 257.

Monocaulus greenlandica, Allman * ,
xii. 257, 281.

Monochamus, Serv., ix. 113.

— argentatus, Hope, MS., ix. 118.

— beryllinus, Hope * , Proce. i. 79.

— desperatus, Thoms., ix. 141.

— fistulator, Germ., ix. 118.

— mixtus, Hope, ix. 113.

— ovinus, Pascoe, ix. 113.

— ruber, Hope * , Proc. i. 48.

— sulphurifer, Hope *, Proc. i. 128.

— togatus, Perroud, ix. 141.

Monocombus viaticus, Mayr, vi. 32.

Monoerepidius, Hschsch., Xi. 37, 84.

— posticus, Eschsch., xi. 15.

Monoculodes longimanus, Spence Bate
&§ Westw., xX. 456.

— Stimpsoni, " Spence Bate, XX. 456.

Monocyrtida, xiv. 178.

Monocyttaria, xiv. 173.

Monodelphes, ii. 10.

Monodon, Linn., ii. 5; xiii. 187 ; Xv.
69, 70

Monodonta atropurpureus, Gould, Xii.

58.

Sharpe*, Xie

— lugubris, Lam., v. 179.

GENERAL INDEX.

Monodontomerus, Westw., (A. White)
Proe. ii. 29, 30; (Newport) Proc.
Osage

— nitidus, Newport *, Proc. ii. 25, 35.

— obsoletus, Fabr. (?), Proc. ii. 35, 37.

Monecia, xv. 163, 241.

Monohammine, XViii. 262.

Monohammus, Serv., XViii. 237, 238,
239, 240, 248.

— angusta, Pascoe, XViii. 240.

— fraudatorus, Bates, Xviii. 237.

— Fredericus, White, xviii. 239.

— fulvicornis, Pascoe, xviii. 240.

— grandis, Waterh., xviii. 207, 238.

— luxuriosus, Bates, X viii. 238.

— nitens, Bates * , Xviii. 207, 238.

— pardalinus, Bates * , X Vili. 207, 239.

— sutor, Linn., XViii. 238.

Monolepta, Hrichs., XX. 156, 163, 164,
178.

— Cumingii, Baly * , xx. 165, 167, 187.

— foveicollis, Baly* , xx. 165-167,188.

— hemorrhoidalis, Fabr., xx. 164, 167,
187.

— palustris, Perroud, xx. 178.

— pauperata, Hrichson, xx. 163.

— terminata, Guér., Xx. 166, 167, 188.

— verticalis, Baly* , xx. 167, 188.

— Wallacei, Baly * ,xx. 166, 167, 188.

Monomorium glyciphila, F. Smith, xi.
327

— pellucida, /. Smith, xi. 324.

— vastator, Ff. Smith, xi. 325.

Monophlebus, Leach, i. 99.

— atripennis, Burm., i. 99; x. 330.

Monoplia, Newm., ix. 104.

Monopnoa, Leuck., v. 224.

Monopterus, Lacép., xiv. 557, 558, 563,
579.

— cinereus, Richards., Xiv. ftnote 558.

— helvolus, Richards., xiv. ftnote 558.

— javanensis, Lacép., Xiv. 558.

— marmoratus, Richards., xiv. ftnote
558.

— xanthognathus, Richards., xiv.finote
558.

Monoptygma spirata, A. Adams, vii. 6.

Monorhina, xii. 224.

Monostoma, Zeder, v. 2, 38, 56.

— album, Kuhl, v. 41.

— alveatum, Mehlis, v. 40, 55.

— attenuatum, Rud., v. 40, 55.

— bijugum, Miescher, v. 38.

— bipartitum, Wedd, v. 38.

— Blainvillei, Cobd., v. 39, 55.

— bombyne, Zeder, v. 41.

— Braunii, Cobé., v. 43, 56.

— capitellatum, Rud., v. 42, 56.

— caryophyllinum, Zeder, v. 43, 56.

— cochleariforme, Rud., Vv. 43, 56.

261

Monostoma conicum, Zeder, v. 51.
— constrictum, Dies., v. 42, 56.
— cornu, Rud., v.45, 53.

— crenulatum, Rud., v.41, 55.

— cymbium, Dies., v. 40, 55.

— delicatulum, Dies., v. 41, 56.
— delphini, Blainv., v. 39.

— dubium, Cobdd., v. 43, 56.

— echinostomum, Dies., v. 43, 56.
— ellipticum, Rud., v. 41, 56.

— expansum, Creplin, v. 40, 55.
— faba, Bremser, v. 38.

— filicolle, Rud., v. 31.

— filum, Duj., v. 42, 56.

— flavum, Mehlis, v. 39, 55.

— foliaceum, Rud., v. 42, 56.

— galeatum, Dies., v. 43, 56.

— gracile, Rud., v. 43, 56.}

— Gurltii, Cobb. *, v. 42, 56.

— himantopodis, Rud., v. 39.

— hippocrepis, Dies., v. 38, 55,
— histrix, Molin., v. 41, 56.

— incommodum, Leidy, v. 42, 56.
— Kuhnii, Codd., v. 39, 55.

— lacertze, Dies., v. 42.

— lanceolatum, Wedl, v. 40, 55.
— lentis, Nordm., v. 38, 55.

— leporis, Kuhn, v. 39.

— liguloideum, Dies., v. 42, 56.
— macrostomum, Rud., v. 41, 55.
— microstomum, Creplin, Vv. 39.
— molle, Leidy, v. 41, 56.

— murenule, Rud., v. 43, 56.

— mutabile, Zeder, v. 39, 59.

— nephrocephalum, Dies., v. 41, 56.
— noctule, Cobb., v. 39, 55.

— ocreatum, Zeder, v. 39, 55.

— orbiculare, Rud., v. 42, 56.

— ornatum, Leidy, v. 41, 56.

— petasatum, Deslongchamps, Vv. 40.
— pileatum, Zeder, v. 46.

— plicatum, Creplin, v. 39, 55.

— premorsum, Nordm., v. 42, 56.
— prismaticum, Zeder, v. 40, 55.
— renicapite, Leidy, v. 41, 56.

— rhombi levis, Wedl, v. 438, 56.
— rubrum, Kvwhl, v. 41.

— spirale, Dies., v. 41, 56.

— squammula, Dies., v. 38, 59.
— sulcatum, Dies., v. 41, 56.
—trigonocephalum, ud, v., 41,

— vanelli, Rud., v. 39.

— yentricosum, Rud., v. 40, 5d.

— vespertilionis, Rud., v. 39.

— Wedlii, Cobd., v. 43, 56.

Monostomata, v. 56; Xii. 226.

Monothalamia, Hertw. § Less., Xiii.
263, 266, 278, 387, 400, 404, 408,
411, 412.

262

Monothalamia amphistomata, Heriw. &
Less., xiii. 408.

— monostomata, Heriw. § Less., Xiii.
408. :

Monotremata, Bonap., ii. 18, 21, 24,
35-387; xii. 178, 187, 189, 318;
Kili. 185, 189; xiv. 412.

Monozonia, Brandt, Proce. i. 194.

Montacuta substriata, Montagu, xvii.
95.

Montagne, Jean Francois Camille,
elected For. Memb., Proce. ii. 295 ;
eulogy, 303; obituary, Proc.
(1865-66) lxxvii.

Montagu, Col. Geo., MS. by, on Vermes
and Mollusca presented (D’Orville),
Proc. (1866-67) i.

—, bequest of portrait and works of,
Proce. (1874-75) ii.

—, miniature of, Proc. (1888-90) 39.

Montezumia, Sauss., Xi. 374.

— indica, Sauss., iii. 19; vii. 137;
xi. 374.

Monticulastrea, Dunc., xviii. 96, 97.

Monticulipora, D’ Orb., xiii. 367 ; XVii.
402.

Monticuloida, Xviii. 83, 96, 196.

Montipora, Quoy, xviii. 191, 199.

Montiporoida, XViii. 191, 199.

Montlivaltia, Lam., xviii. 51, 53, 148,
150, 151, 195.

— discus, Wood, xviii. 53.

— gregaria, McCoy, xviii. 81.

— turbata, Milasch., xwvili. 54.

Moodelly, Dr. P. 8. M., elected Fellow,
Proce. (1875-80) i.

Moon, Dr. Robt. Waters, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1867-68) xxv.

Moor, Saml. Alfred, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1888-90) 68.

Moore, Charles, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1862-63) v.

Moore, David, elected Fellow, Proc.i. 52.

Moore, David, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1860-61) iv.

Moore, Dr. David, death announced,
Proce. (1875-86) lviii.

Moore, Dr. Edw., obituary, Proc. (1858-
59) xxxii.

Moore, Fredk., elected Associate, Proc.
(1880-82) 8.

Moore, Capt. Geo. Peter, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1875-80) xxi.

Moore, John, obituary, Proc. (1856-
57) Xxxi.

Moore, Dr. John Danl., elected Fellow,
Proce. (1861-62) lix; death an-
nounced, Proe. (1880-82) 13.

Moore, Dr. Septimus P., elected Fellow,
Proc. (1867-68) xxxv.

GENERAL INDEX.

Moore, Thos., elected Fellow, Proc. ii.-
117 ; obituary, Proc. (1886-87) 41.

Moorhen, variety of, exhib. (Gunn),
Proc. (1883-86) 8.

Morara, Bleeker, xiv. ftnote 588.

Mordella, Zinn., xi. 85, 88.

— me Curt.*, Proc. i.

02.

— tachyporiformis, Curt.*, Proc. i.

Mordellide, Proc. i. 202.

More, Alex. Goodman, elected Fellow,.
Proe. (1855-56) v.

—, on the Occurrence of Squilla Des-
marestii, sso, and Vespertilio:
murinus, ZLinn., in the Isle of
Wight, Proc. (1858-59) vii.

Morellia, Desv., i. 27.

— affixa, Walk.* , 1. 27.

Morenia Berdmorei, Blyth, xii. 435.

— ocellata, Blyth, xii, 435.

Morgan, Albert Charles Fredk., elected’
Fellow, Proc. (1887-88) 6.

Morgan, John, obituary, Proc. i. 376.

Morgan, Robt., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1886-87) 12.

Morimus luctuosus, Shuckard, ix. 141.-

Morio, Latr., xvii. 350.

Morion, Linn., iv. 44, 45, 70.

— auris-Judx, Linn., iv. 66.

— auris-Midx, Linn., iv. 66.

— canaliculatus, Linn., iv. 72.

— glabratum, Linn., iv. 72.

— glans, Linn., iv. 71.

— spiratum, Linn., iv. 72.

Moris, F., elected For. Memb., Proc.
(1863-64) 1x.

Moris, Giuseppe Giacinto,
Proce. (1869-70) ciii.

Moritzia paradoxa, Felder, 1x. 427.

Mormonia, Curt., X. 198; xi. 115, 117,
118.

— hirta, Fabr., xi. 115.

Mormula, A. Adams * , vii. 1.

— egregia, A. ddams*, Vii. 2.

— Rissoina, A. Adams*, vii. 1, 2.

Morpho, Fabr., x. 497; xi. 438.

—, sp., with larval head, exhib. (West-
wood), Proc. (1870-71) xciv.

Morphota, F. Smith, Xi. 365.

— formosa, F. Smith*, iii. 17; Vile
135; x1. 365. :

Morrhua, Bellon, ix. 165.

— eglefinus, Linn., Vv. 25.

— macrocephala, Day, exhib. (Murie),.
Proe. (1883-86) 118.

— —, occurrence at the mouth of the
Thames (Day), xiv. 689-692.

— punctatus, Turton, xiv. 690.

— vulgaris, Bellon, xiv. 689, 690, 691.

obituary,.

GENERAL INDEX.

Morrhua vulgaris, Bellon, eye of (Cob-
bold), Proc. (1861-62) Ixin; vi.
145, 152.

Morris, Daniel, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1882-83) 8.

—, exhibits Bird-catching Sedge, Proc.
(1887-88) 12.

—, — bracelet from Martinique, Proc.
(1887-88) 11.

—, — Hulema cayennensis, S¢.-Farg.,
a bee which fertilizes Coryanthes
macrantha in ‘Trinidad, Proc.
(1888-90) 7.

—,— Pyrophorus noctilucus, Linm.,
Proc. (1883-86) 129.

Morris, Jos. Wm., elected Hellow, Proc.
(1864-65) vii.

Morson, Thos. Newborn Robert, obit.,
Proc. (1873-74) ly.

Morton, Alex:, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1888-90) 5.

Morula, Haeckel, xii. 205-210, 218,
216, 217.

Morulina, Bleeker, xiv. ftnote 537.

Morum, Bolten, xv. ftnote 266.

Morychus, Hrichs., xi. 52, 76.

Moscehus, Linn., ii. 29.

Moseley, Henry Nottidge,elected Fellow,
Proce. (1875-80) Ix.

—, exhibits Japanese Books on Zoology,
Proe. (1875-80) xiv.

—, On certain new forms of Actinaria
dredged in the Deep Sea by
H.M.S. ‘Challenger, with a
description of certain new Pelagic
Surface-swimming species, Proc.
(1875-80) xvi. See Trans., 2nd.
ser. Zool. vol. i. 295-305.

—, On new Deep-Sea Ascidians from
the ‘ Challenger ’ Expedition, Proc.
(1875-80) xv.! See Trans., 2nd
ser. Zool. vol. i. 287-294.

—, On the Insects (chiefly Apterous) of
Kerguelen, and further notes on
the Plants, Proc. (1874-75) iv, v;
xii. 578-579.

Moseleya, Quelch, Vili.
197.

Mosley, Sir Oswald, Bart., elected
Fellow, Proc. i. 118; obituary,
Proc. (1871-72) Ixx.

Mosopia, Walk., ix. 183.

Mosquito, Sting of (Ralph), Proc.
(1855-56) ii.

—, On the Development of Filaria
sapguinis hominis, Lewis, and on
the Mosquito considered as a
Nurse, Proc. (1875-80) xxviii;
xiv. 304-311.

—, The Metamorphosis of Filaria
sanguinis hominis, Lewis, in the,

104, 130,

263

Proc. (1883-86) 8. See Trans.,
2nd ser. Zool. vol. ii. 367-388,
Moss, Dr. HE. L., On the Anatomy of the
genus Appendicularia, Jess., with
the description of a new form oc-
curring off the coast of Portugul,
Proc. (1868-69) xxvi. See Trans.,

vol. xxvii. 299-304.

—, Preliminary Notes on the Surface-
fauna of the Arctic Seas as ob-
served in the recent Arctic Expedi-
tion, Proc. (1875-80) xxiv; xiv.
122-126.

Motacilla, Zinn., Proce. ii. 32; ix. 38.

— alba, Linn,, v. 14; xx. 307.

— — exhibited (Borrer), Proc. ii. 245.

— Boarula, Linn., v. 38.

— flava, Linn., v. 14.

Motella, Cuv., ix. 38, 165; xviii.
298-307.

— argentea, Rhein., xviii. 304.

— eimbria, Linn., ix. 39.

— glauca, Couch, Proc. i. 151.

— mustella, Linn., xviii. 298-305.

— —, Development of (G. Brook), Proc.
(1883-86) 66 ; xviii. 298-307.

— quinquecirrata, Cuv., v. 24.

— (Couchia) glauca, Couch, ix. 45.

Moth, nest of Congregating, from Natal,
exhib. (Walsingham), Proc. (1883-
86) 9. See Trans., 2nd ser. Zool.
vol. ii. 421-426.

Moths, xvii. 188, 192.

— from Lagos, exhib. (Moloney), Proc.
(1888-90) 53.

Mouhotia, Baly * , xiv. 262.

— femorata, Baly * , xiv. 262.

Mountnorris, Harl of, obituary, Proc. i.
2A

Mouse, experiment on, with Katépo, a
supposed poisonous Spider of New
Zealand, i. 2.

—, live singing, exhib. (Harting), Proc.
(1888-90) 74.

Moxon, Walter, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1860-61) ii.

—, Notes on some points in the
Anatomy of the Rotatoria, Proc.

(1863-64) v. See Trans. xxiv.
455-461.
Mrigala Buchanani, Bleeker, xiv.

ftnote 543.

Mucronalia, A. Adams * , vii. 91.

— picincta, 4. Adams, vii. 91.

— exilis, 4. Adams, vii. 91.

— lactea, A. Adams * , vii. 91.

— subula, 4. Adams *, vii. 91.

Mucronella Peachii, Johnst., xx. 452.

— ventricosa, Hass., XX. 452, 454.

Mudd, Christopher, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1888-90) 6.

264

Mugil, Artedi, iii. 35; xiii. 141, 150;
xiv. 578.
— auratus, Linn., Vv. 27.

—cascasia, Ham.-Buch., xiii. 150;
XvVili. 809, 314.
— corsula, Ham.-Buch., iii. 150;

Xviil. 314.

— Dussumieri, Cwv. § Val., xiii. 150.

— Hamiltonii, Day, xiii. 150; xviii.
314.

— nepalensis, Ginth., xili. 150.

— septentrionalis, Giinth., xvi. 485.

Mugilide, ix. 165; xiii. 150; xviii.
314.

Muir, Capt. Gilbert, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1874-75) v.

Muir, Henry Skey, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1875-80) xiv.

Muir, Rev. John James, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1875-80) xxix.
Mukharji, Trailokya Nath,

Fellow, Proe. (1886-87) 6.

Mulattoes, xx. 269.

Miller, Albert, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1870-71) xxxiii.

—, Note on a Chinese Artichoke Gall
(mentioned and figured in Dr.
Hance’s paper “ On Silkworm-
Oaks”) allied to the European
Artichoke Gall of Aphilothrix
gemmex, Linn., Proc. (1871-72)
XXx1; Xi. 428-431.

Miller, Baron, elected Fellow, Proc.
ii. 169.

Miller, O. F., correspondence with
Linneus, Xii. 198.

Mullus barbatus, Linn., v. 29.

— rubescens, Linn., v. 29.

— surmuletus, Linn., v. 29.

Maulticavea lateralis, D’Orb., xvii. 402,
404.

Multiformia, xv. 493.

Multitubigera regularis, D’ Orb. xx. 280.

Multungula, Zi/., ii. 37.

Mumiola, A. d4dams* , Proc. vii. 1, 5.

— reticosa, A. Adams * , vii. 5.

— spirata, A. Adams, vii. 5, 6.

— tessellata, A. Adams * , vii. 6.

Mummery, John Rigden, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1855-56) iv; death an-
nounced, Proc. (1882-86) 80.

Munia caniceps, Salvad., Xiv. 688.

— grandis, Sharpe * , xvi. 319, 442.

— Jagori, Cabanis, Xvi. 319.

Munida Rondeletii, Bell, vi. 166.

— rugosa, Fabr., xx. 454, 469.

Munna Whiteana, Spence Bate § Westw.,
xx. 456.

Munnopsis typica, Sars, xv. 72.

Munro, Donald, obituary, Proc. ii. 237.

elected.

GENERAL INDEX,

Munroe, Dr. Henry, obituary, Proc.
(1886-87) 42.

Murena, Jinn., i. 73; v. 22.

— eatenata, Bleeker, xx. 483.

— Helena, Linn., v. 23.

— pavonina, Richards., xx. 483.

— vicina, Cast., xx. 483.

Murenide, i. 74; ix. 166; xiv. 558.

Murchison, Dr. Charles, Notes on the
White Secretion of the Flata
limbata, Fabr., and on its relation
to the Insect White Wax of China,
Proce. ii. 879-384.

Murchison, Sir Roderick Impey, obit-
uary, Proc. (1871-72) lxx.

Murex, Linn., iv. 44, 75-80; xvi.
596; xviii. 268.

— aciculatus, Lam., xvi. 608, 604,

— aduncospinosus, Beck, xvi. 600.

— adustus, Lam., iv. 76.

— aluco, Linn., iv. 78.

— antiquus, Linn., vii. 106.

— anus, Linn., iv. 76.

— Aruanus, Linn., iv. 78.

— axicornis, Lam., iv. 76.

— babylonius, Linn., iv. 77.

— Brazieri, Ang., Xvi. 603.

— Cabritii, Bernardi, xvi. 600.

— canaliculatus, Linn., iv. 78.

— capitellum, Linn., iv. 77.

— carinatus, Penn., vii. 107.

— cariosus, Linn., v. 180.

— ceramicus, Linn., iv. 77.

— cirrosus, Hinds, xvi. 606.

— cochlidium, Linn., iv. 78.

— colus, Linn., iv. 77.

— cornutus, Linn., iv. 75.

— dentifer, Watson * , xvi. 601.

— despectus, Linn., Vii. 107.

— Edwardsii, Payr., xvi. 604.

— erinaceus, Linn., v. 169, 174, 184;
xii. 107.

— —, var. fauce
xii. 107.

— —, var. torosus, Lowe, v. 174.

— erosus, Broderip, Xx. 486.

— femorale, Linn., iv. 76.

— ficus, Linn., iv. 66, 77.

— fusus, Linn., iv. 77.

— haustellum, Linn., iv. 75.

— hippocastanum, Linn., iv. 77.

— hystrix, Linn., iv. 77.

— imperialis, Swains., xvi. 602.

— inflatus, Lam., iv. 75.

— lampas, Linn., iv. 76, 79.

— lichenoides, Linn., iv. 76, 79.

— lotorium, Linn., iv. 76.

— Macgillivrayi, Dohrn, xvi. 600.

— mancinella, Linn., iv. 77.

— melongena, Linn., iv. 77.

purpurea, Jeffreys,

GENERAL INDEX

Murex morio, Linn., iv. '78.

— Neptuni, Linn., iv. 78.

— neritoideus, Linn., iv. 80.

— nodus, Linn., iv. 77.

— obeliscus, A. Adams, xx. 486.

— oleagineus, Linn., iv. 79.

— olearium, Linn., xii. 523.

— pauperculus, C. B. Adams, xx. 486.

— perversus, Linn., iv. 78.

— pileare, Linn., iv. 79.

— pileus helveticus, Linn., iv. 79.

— radula, Linn., iv. 79.

— ramosus, Linn., iv. 75.

—rana, Linn., iv. 76.

— rapa, Linn., iv. 66, 77.

— reticularis, Linn., iv. 76.

— ricinus, Linn., iv. 76.

— rubecula, Linn., iv. 76.

— saxatilis, Linn., iv. 76.

— scorpio, Linn., iv. 76.

— scrobiculator, Zinn., xii. 522.

— senticosus, Linn., iv. 79.

— sevillensis, Gratel., v. 180.

— subulatus, Linn., iv. 79.

— succinctus, Linn., iv. 72.

— ternispina, Lam., xvi. 600.

— torosus, Lam., v. 184.

— trapezium, Linn., iv. 78.

— tribulus, Linn., iv. 75; xvi. 598,
599.

— triqueter, Born, iv. 76.

— Tritonis, Linn., iv. 78.

— trunculus, Linn., iv. 75.

— tuba, Gmel., vii. 105.

— turbinellus, Linn., iv. 77.

— unguis-odor, Linn., iv. 76.

— vertagus, Linn., iv. 79.

— (Haustellum) elegans, Beck, Xvi.
596.

— (—) trilineatus, Reeve, xvi. 596.

— (Ocinebra) alveatus, Kzener, XX.
486.

— (—) pauper, Watson*, xvi. 596,
604

—(—) pholidotus, Watson*, xvi.
596, 602.

— (—) Pyrrhias, Watson *, xvi. 596,
603

— (Pseudomurex) Meyendorfii, Calc.,
xvi. 605.

— (Pieronotus) Cordismei, Watson * ,
Xvi. 596, 601.

— (—) dentifer, Watson *, xvi. 601.

— (Tribulus) acanthodes, Watson*,
Xvi. 596, 599.

— (—)acanthostephes, Watson * , xvi.
596.

— (—) aduncospinosus, Beck, xvi. 598.

— ( a ternispina, Lam., xvi. 598, 599,

00.

265

Murgisa, Walk. *, vii. 193.

— orgyoides, Walk. * , vii. 193.

Murices, xvi. 594.

Muricide, Flem., v. 174;
Xvi. 372, 594, 596.

Murids, ii. 16; xiii. 331.

Murie, Dr. Jas., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1867-68) xxxv.

—, Ascaris bicolor, Rud., shown, Proc.
(1883-86) 3.

—, Haddock, deformed, shown, Proc.
(1883-86) 118.

—, Notes on the White-beaked Bottle-
nose (Lagenorhynchus albirostris,
Gray), Proc. (1870-71) xxviii ; Xi.
141-153.

—, Observations on the White Whale
(Beluga leucas, Pallas) exhibited at
the Westminster Aquarium, Proc.
(1875-80) xxxvi.

—, On Steere’s Sponge, a new genus of
Hexactinellid Group of the Spon-
gide, Proc. (1875-80) iii. See
Trans., 2nd ser. Zool. vol. i. 219-
234.

—, On the Bell-bird (Chasmorhynchus,
Gray), Proc. (1871-72) Ixxxi;
Proe. (1875-80) xlviii (title).

—, On the Habits, Structure, and Re-
lations of the 3-banded Armadillo
(Tolypeutes conurus, Js. Geoffr.),
Proce. (1871-72) xxx. See Trans.
vol. xxx, 71-132.

—, On the Structure of the Pouched
Rats of the genus Heteromys,
Desm., Proc. (1875-80) xliv (title).

—, Pearls, section of, shown, Proc.
(1875-80) lvi.

—, Portrait of Linnzus shown (Piercy),
Proc. (1883-86) 5.

—, Remarks on the Skull of Echidna,
Cuv., from Queensland, Proc.
(1875-80) xxxvi; xiv. 413-417.

—, and Nicholson, H.A.,On the Minute
Structure of Stromatopora, Blainv.,
and its Allies, xiv. 187-246.

Murphy, John, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1866-67) v.

Murphy, Michael, elected Fellow, Proc,
(1880-82) 35.

Murray, Andrew, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1860-61) vii; death announced,
Proce. (1875-80) xxxiv ; obituaries,
see Ent. Month. Mag. xix. 215,
and Trans. Bot. Soc. Edinb. xiii.
379.

—, On an undescribed light-giving
Coleopterous Larva (provisionally
named Astraptor illuminator),

Proce. (1867-68) xxxv; x. 74-82.

xv. 243;

266

Murray, Andrew, On Coleopterous
Faune, and on the Fauna and Flora,
of S. Africa and the Mediterranean
Region, Proc, (1870-71) xxxiii;
xi. 276-284.

—, —, see Trimen, R., xi. 276-284.

—, On the Harly Stages of Development
of Orthopterous Insects, Proc.
(1862-63) ii; vii. 97-105.

—, On the Geographical Distribution
of Mammals (Bentham), Proc.
(1868-69) xeviii, xcix.

—, On the Geographical Origin and
Relations of the chief Coleopterous
pene Proce. (1868-69) xxvi; Xi.
1-89.

—, On the Geographical Relations of
the Coleoptera of Old Calabar,
Proe. (1861-62) Ixxii, (Bentham)
Proc. (1868-69) xciv. See Trans,
vol. xxiii. 449-455,

Murray, Geo., Dace killed by Sapro-
legnia ferax, Kwetz., shown, Proc.
(1882-83) 12.

—, Japanese book containing Wood-
sections, shown, Proc. (1880-82) 6.

Murray, John, death announced, Proc.
ii. 191.

Murray, John, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1883-86) 2.

—, On Ceratium tripos, Clap. § Lachm.,
Proce. (1886-87) 1.

Murray, Dr. John Jardine, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1882-83) 8; obit-
uary, Proc. (1883-86) 37.

Murray, Rev. R. R., elected Fellow,
Proce. (1880-82) 27.

Mus, Linn., xiii. 186.

— Alexandrinus, St.-Hi/., vi. 71, 72.

—decumanus, Pallas, v. 33; vi. 67,
70, 71; xi. 485.

— hibernicus, Thomps., vi. 72.

— islandicus, Tiedem., xiii. 33.

— leucogaster, Pictet, vi. 72.

— musculus, Zinn., Proce. ii. 176; xvi.
320; xx. 476.

— Rattus, Linn., Proc. (1857-58) x; vi.
66-73; xvi. 485; xx. 474, 476.

— sylvaticus, Linn., Xili. 33, 331.

— tectorum, Blasius, vi. '72.

Musama, Walk. * , vii. 205.

— paupera, Walk.* , wii. 205; ix. 9.

Musarna, Walk. * , xi. 120.

Musca, Linn., i. 23, 128, 1389; iv. 183-
139; vi. 10, 20, 22; xi. 28; xiv.
729; xx. 408, 487, 488.

— aflixa, Walk.*,i. 27; ix. 21.

— aricioides, Walk. * , vii. 216; ix. 22.

— benedicta, Walk. * , iii. 105; ixz. 21.

— bivittata, Dol., v. 159; ix. 21.

GENERAL INDEX,

Musca Cesar, Linn., xi. 278.
— calliphoroides, Walk., v. 245; ix.
22.

— canicularis, Linn., larve yoided by
Boa constrictor, Linn. (Iliff), Proc.
i. 52.

— chalybea, Wiedem., i. 128; ix. 21.

— chrysoides, Walk. * , i. 23; ix. 21.

— collecta, Walk.* , iv. 189; ix. 22.

— conducens, Walk.*, iv. 188; ix.
22.

— confixa, Walk.* ,i. 26; ix. 21.

— conflagrans, Walk.*, v. 261; ix.
21

— costalis, Walk.*,-v. 159, 290; vi.
10, 22; ix. 21.

— decrescens, Walk. * , ix. 21.

— defixa, Walk. * ,i. 24; ix. 21.

— delectans, Walk. * ,iv. 184; v. 2613
ix. 21.

— diffidens, Walk. * ,i. 26, 128 ; ix. 21.

— diffusa, Walk. *, v. 290; ix. 21.

— ditissima, Walk. *,-v. 244; ix. 21.

— divitiosa, Walk.* , ix. 21.

— domestica, Linn., i. 128; iii. 1053.
iv. 188; ix. 5; xi. 278; xvii.
371; xx. 439.

— dotata, Walk.*,i. 25; ix. 21.

—electa, Walk.*, iv. 186, 187; ix.
21

— eristaloides, Walk.*, iii, 106; ix.
21

— exempta, Walk. * , i. 128; ix. 21.
— favillacea, Walk.*, iv. 135; ix.
22.

— ferruginea, Dol., -v. 160; ix. 22.

— flaviceps, Macgq., i. 23, 128; iv. 1385;
ix. 21.

— fortunata, Walk. * ,iv. 187; ix. 21.

— fumipennis, Walk.* ,i. 25; ix. 21.

— gavisa, Walk.*, iv. 1388; ix. 21.

— gloriosa, Walk. *, iii. 104; ix. 21.

— inconclusa, Walk. * , v. 160; ix. 21.

— infixa, Walk.* , i. 25; ix. 21.

— ingens, Walk. *, iv. 134; ix. 21.

—inscribens, Walk.*, iv. 1386; ix.
21,
—intrahens, Walk.*, iv. 1387; ix.

21.

— lardarius, Walk., xi. 278.

—macularis, Walk.*, iii. 104; ix.
21.

— marginifera, Walk.*, iii. 105; ix.
21.

— mesembrinoides, Walk.*, wv. 244;
ix. 21.

— micans, Fadr.,i. 128; ix. 21.

— nitescens, Walk. *, v. 302; ix. 21.

— obscurata, Walk.*, iii. 105; vii.
227 ; ix. 21.

GENERAL INDEX.

Musca obtrusa, Walk. *, iii. 105, 180;
iv. 185; v. 159; vi. 11; ix.
21.

— optata, Walk. * , iv. 137; ix. 21.

—opulenta, Walk.*, iii. 104; ix.
21.

— patiens, Walk.* , iii. 106; ix. 22.

— perfixa, Walk. * , i. 26; ix. 21.

— porphyricola, Wadk., ix. 21.

— porphyrina, Walk.*, i. 24; ix. 21.

— precox, Walk.* , vii. 236; ix. 22.

_— Eeeaicens Walk.*, iv. 189; 1x.

2

138; ix.
134; vi.

— proferens, Walk.*, iv.
21

— promittens, Walk.*, iv.
11,20; ix, 22.

—prospera, Walk.*, iv.
267 ; ix. 21.

— refixa, Walk.*,i.26; iv. 1388; ix.
21

133; v.

— reilectens, Walk. *, i. 24; ix. 21.

— sarcophagoides, Walk.*, v. 244;
ix. 21.

— selecta, Walk.*, iv. 135; ix. 21.

— sordidissima, Walk. * , vii. 216; ix.

— sperata, Walk. *, iv. 136; ix. 21.

— trifascia, Walk., v. 245; ix. 22.

— trita, Walk. * , i. 24,128; ix. 21.

—umbrifera, Walk.*, v. 267; 1x.
22.

— yomitoria, Linn., 1. 140; xi. 278.

— —, thorax of (Hammond), xv. 9-
3l.

— xanthomela, Walk.*, iv.: 139; ix.

= (Chrysomyia) chrysoides, Walk. * , i.
23

— (Uucilia) defixa, Walk.*, i. 24.

— (—) porphyrina, Walk. * , i. 24.

— (—) trita, Walk. * , i, 24.

— (Morellia) affixa, Walk. * , i, 27.

— (Phormia ?) dotata, Walk. * , i. 25.

— (Pollenia) reflectens, Walk.* , i. 24.

— (Pyrellia) confixa, Walk. * , i. 26.

—- (—) diffidens, Walk. * , i. 26.

-— (—) perfixa, Walk. * , i. 26.

— (—) refixa, Walk.* ,i. 26.

— (Silbomyia) fumipennis, Walk.*, i.
25.

— (—) infixa, Walk. * , i. 25.

Muscicapa chrysomela, Less., ii. 160.

— guttula, Garn., 11. 160.

— inornata, Garn., ii. 160.

—megarhyncha, Quoy & Gaim., ii.
161.

— telescophthalma, Garn., ii. 160.

Muscicapidx, ii. 183, 160; xiii. 316,
497; xvi. 318.

267

Muscide, i. 125; iii. 97, 129; iv. 122;
v. 122, 152, 168, 240, 260, 266,
286, 301, 302, 303; vi. 9, 19, 22;
Wil, 2113) 22552355" wali. 114;
182; ix. 4-6; xiv. 117; xx.
420, 532.

— Acalyptere, xiv. 118.

Muscipetinz, XVil. 425.

Museum cases, photographs of, exhib.
(Anderson), Proc. (1888-90) 8.
Museum, donations to, Proc i. (1855-

56) xvi, Ixiv; (1856-57) lvii ;
(1857-58) Ixxii; (1858-59) lxxxviii ;
(1859-60) lvi; (1861-62) cxxxii ;

(1862-63) Ixxxy.

—, Resolutions respecting the Society’s,
Proe. (1862-68) vii-ix, li, lii.

“Museum Ulricse,” On the Linnean
Manuscript of the (Hanley), iv.
43-90.

Musk-rat, xx. 142.

Musophaga, Jsert, ii. 138.

— Rossx, Gould, xvii. 433.

Musophagide, ii. 133, 139.

Musophagine, xvii. 433.

Mussa, Oken, xviii. 49, 76, 81, 82,
196 ; xxx. 569.

Musse cymose, XViii. 83.

— gyrosx, XViii. 83.

Mussaoida, Xviii. 76, 82, 196.

Mussel, dried, exhib. (Wirth), Proc.
(1880-82) 6.

—, fluke infesting, xii. 294.

Musson, Charles Tucker, elected Fellow,
Proe. (1883-86) 120.

Mustela, Jznn., xiii. 331; xix. 17, 18.

— erminea, Jann., Xiii. 328.

— foina, Brisson, v.33.

— lutreola, Linn., v. 33.

— nivalis, Linn., xiii. 330.

— plebeius, Bonap., v. 8.

—putorius, Linn. Proc. (1883-86).
122; v. 8, 33, 38.

Mustelus vulgaris, Miiller § Henle, v.
24, 33.

Mutica, ii. 10.

Matilata, ii. 25-37.

Mutilla, Linn., ii. 83-87; vi. 50;
Vii. 120; viii. 79; xi. 336, 412;
xX. 35.

—agilis, F. Smith*, viii. 79; Xi.
340.

— analis, St.-Farg., Xi. 336.

— antennata, f. Smith, xi. 337.

—anthylla, F. Smith*, v. 115; vi-
50; wii. 24, 131; xi. 340.

— argentipes, F. Smith, Xi. 337.

—aulica, /. Smith, xi. 338.

— aurifrons, Ff. Smith, xi. 337.

— bengalensis, S¢.-Farg., Xi. 336.

268»

Mutilla blanda, 7. Smith, ii. 83; vii.
130; xi. 337.

— Calliope, F. Smith*, ii. 85; vii.
130; xi. 339.

— carinata, F. Smith*, iii. 150; vii.
130; xi. 339.

— Cassiope, Ff. Smith*, ii. 86; vii.
130; xi. 339.

— chinensis, F. Smith, Xi. 338.

— Damia, F. Smith*, vii. 24, 131;
xi. 340.

— Dardanus, F. Smith*, ii. 86; vii.
130; xi. 339.

— Deidamia, Ff. Smith*, ii. 83; Vii.
130; xi. 339.

— desponsa, /. Smith, xi. 338.

— dimidiata, St.-Farg., xi. 336.

— diversa, /. Smith, Xi. 337.

— dives, Ff. Smith, xi. 337.

— Doricha, Ff. Smith*, v. 116; Vii.
131; xi. 340.

— europxa, Linn., vii. 110.

—exilis, F. Smith*, iii, 151; vii.
131; xi. 339.

— facilis, F. Smith, vii. 131; xi. 340.

— familiaris, F. Smith*, ii. 84; vii.
130; xi. 339.

— Fausta, F. Smith*, vii. 25, 131;
Xi. 340.

— fervida, F. Smith*,~v. 76; xi. 340.

— fluectuata, F. Smith *, viii. 80; xi.
340.

— funeraria, Ff. Smith, xi. 338.

— fuscipennis, Fabr., ii. 84; iii. 9;
Xi. 336, 337.

— fuscopennis read fuscipennis, ii. 84.

— glabrata, Habr., Xi. 336.

— gracillima, F. Smith*, ii. 84; vii.
130; xi. 339.

— Tanthea, F. Smith*, v. 115; vi.
50; wii. 24, 131; xi. 340.

— indica, Linn., Xi. 336.

— indostana, F. Smith, xi. 337.

— manifesta, F. Smith*, iii.
vii. 130; viii. 79; xi. 339.

—maura, Ff. Smith*, v. 75; vii.
131; xi. 340.

— Merops, F. Smith*, v. 115; vi.
50; vii. 181; viii. 79; xi. 340.

— mirabilis, 7. Smith * , vii. 24, 131;
viii. 79; xi. 340.

— Miranda, 7. Smith, xi. 337.

—neglecta, F. Smith*, v. 76; Vii.
131; xi. 340.

—nigra, Ff. Smith*, iii. 151; vii.
24,131; viii. 79; xi. 339.

— nigripes, fabr., Xi. 336.

— nobilis, F. Smith, xi. 337.

— oculata, Fabr., x1. 337.

— optima, F, Smith, xi. 337.

150 ;

GENERAL INDEX.

Mutilla opulenta, F. Smith, x1. 337.

— Pandora, F. Smith*, ii. 85; vii.
130; xi. 339.

—- Pentheus, 7. Smith*,v. 116; vii.
131; xi. 340.

— philippinensis, F. Smith, xi. 339.

— Proserpina, F. Smith *, ii. 85; Vii.
130; xi. 339.

— pulchrina, Ff. Smith, xi. 337.

— pusilla, Ff. Smith, xi. 338.

— regia, Ff. Smith, xi. 338.

— representans, Ff. Smith, ii. 83; Vii.
130; xi. 338.

— reticulata, FY. Smith, xi. 338.

— rufiventris, F. Smith, xi. 338.

—rufogastra, S¢.-Farg., iii. 9; vii.
130; xi. 336.

— rugosa, Oliv., xi. 536.

— semiaurata, F, Smith, xi. 338.

— sexmaculata, Swed., iii. 9;
131; xi. 337.

—Sibylla, F. Smith*, ii. 86; iii,
150; v. 75,77; vii. 130; xi. 339.

— sinensis, F. Smith, Xi. 338.

— speciosa, F. Smith, Xi. 338.

— suspiciosa, F', Smith * , ii. 84; v.75,
114; wii. 24, 120, 180; xi. 339.

— Thera, F. Smith*, vii. 24, 131;
xi. 340.

—.thoracica, F. Smith*, v. 76; Vii.
131; xi. 340.

— unifasciata, F. Smith, iii. 9; Vil.
130; xi. 338.

— unimaculata, Ff. Smith *, ii. 87; Vv.
75; vii. 130; xi. 339.

vii.

— Urania, F. Smith*, ii. 83; vii.

130; xi. 339.

— variegata, Ff. Smith, xi. 338.

— volatilis,F. Smith *, iii.9; v. 76;
vii. 130; xi. 339.

— Zebina, F. Smith*, v. 115; vii.
131; xi. 340.

Mutillide, ii. 83-87, 129; iii. 9, 150;
v. 75, 114; vi. 50; vii. 110, 120;
viii. 79; xi. 295, 336; xiv. 623.

Mwe-houk, Birmese Cobra, x. 61.

“ Mwe-jouk” or ‘‘Mwe zen,” Birmese
names for Trimesurus carinatus,
Gray, X. 63.

Mya, Linn., iv. 44, 46.

— crenaria, Linn., xii. 101, 105.

— lingulata, Linn., iv. 46.

— lutraria, Linn., iv. 46, 47.

— Magellanicus, Linn., iv. 46.

— perna, Linn., iv. 46.

— truncata, inn., XViii. 267; Xx. 452.

— vulsella, Zinn., iv. 46, 47.

Mycalesis, Hiibner, viii. 145.

— anapita, Horsf. § Moore, viii. 146,

— Asophis, Hewzt., wili. 145.

°

_ Mycetarza, Pratz, xviii.
99

GENERAL INDEX.

Mycalesis Cyamites, Boisd., viii. 145.

— Daidis, Hewits., viii. 146.

— Deianira, Hewits., viii. 146.

— Dexamenus, Hewitts., viii. 146.

— diniche, Hewits., viii. 146.

— Dinon, Hewits., viii. 146.

— Dora, Hewits., viii. 146.

— doricus, Boisd., viii. 145.

— Hesione, Cramer, viii. 146.

— Jopas, Hewits., viii. 146.

— Justina, Cramer, viii. 147.

— Lalassis, Hewits., viii. 147.

— Maianeas, Hewits., viii. 146.

— Mamerta, Horsf. & Moore, viii.
147.

— manipa, Boisd., viii. 146.

— Megamede, Hewits., viii. 147.

— Mehadeva, Botsd., viii. 145.

— Messene, Hewits., viii. 145.

— Mineus, Linn., viii. 147.

— Mnasicles, Hewits., viii. 147.

— Mucia, Hewits., viii. 145.

— Mynois, Hewits., viii. 146.

— Nala, Felder, viii. 147.

— Oroatis, Hewits., viii. 147.

— Phidon, Hewits., viii. 146.

— Remulia, Cramer, viii. 145.

Mycedium, Oken, xviii. 156, 158, 159,
198.

Mycerinopsis arida, Thoms., ix. 116.

Mycerinus, J. Thoms., ix. 116.

— aridus, Pascoe, ix. 116.

— grammicus, Pascoe, ix. 116.

— luctuosus, Pascoe, ix. 89, 117.

— uniformis, Pascoe, ix. 116.

— varipennis, Zhoms., ix. ftnote 88.

166, 171,

Mycetes, Z//., id. 16, 17.

— seniculus, Kwhl, ii. 17.

Mycetophagus, Hellw., xi. 87.

Mycetophila, Mecg., viii. 130; xi. 80.

— obscurata, Walk. * , viii. 130 ; ix. 7.

Mycetophilide, Haliday, i. 105; iti.
77; v. 166, 263; vii. 223, 230;
viii. 102, 130.

Mycetophyllia, Milne-Edw. g Haime,
Xvill. 91, 93, 196.

Mycetopus, D’Orb., xvi. 255, 256,
313.

— rugatus, Sow., xvi. 313.

— siliquosus, D’Orb., xvi. 313.

Mycterus, Clairv., xi. 73.

Myctides, Pascoe * , xii. 59, 61, 63, 66,
98

— barbatus, Pascoe * , xii. 60, 78, 98.

Myctodera, v. ftnote 225.

Mydas, Fadr., ii. ftnote 82; iv. 104;
ix. 3

1X. J.
— basifascia, Walk. * , iv. 104; ix. 11.

269)

Mydasites, Walk.,iv. 104.

Mygale, Cuv., labrum in (Owen), Proc.
ii. 15.

— radialis, Cambridge * , x. 373, 895.

— stridulans, Wood-Mason, xv. 153.

Mygalide, x. 373.

Mygalides, Sund., x. 265, 266.

Mygnimia, Shuck. ii. 97; vi. 55;.
viii. 83; xi. 296, 357, 413.

— eruginosa, Lf, Smith, xi. 357.

—albiplagiata, #. Smith, xi. 357.

—anthracina, F. Smith, ii. 97; vi.
55; vil. 188; viii. 83; Xi.
357.

— Aspasia, Ff, Smith*, iti. 157; v..
121; vii. 32, 1383; x1. 358.

—audax, #. Smith, xi. 357.

— aureosericea, Gwér., Xi. 357.

— cognata, Ff. Smith*, vi. 55; vii.
134; xi. 358.

—duealis, Ff. Smith*, ii. 98; vii...
133; will. 83; xi. 357.

— exasperata, 1, Smith * , vii. 32, 134;.
xi. 358.

— fenestrata, Ff. Smith, xi. 357.
—ferruginea, Ff. Smith*, v. 121;
wii. 184; vili. 83; xi. 358.

— fervida, Ff. Simith*,v. 82; wi. 55;
vii. 32, 131, 1384; viii. 83; xi.
358.

— flava, Fabr., ii. 97; vii. 183; viii.
83.

—fumipennis, #. Smith*, iii, 138;
vii. 1383; xi. 357.

— ichneumoniformis, Gwér.,
vi. 55; vii. 134.

— intrepida, I. Smith * ,
134; xi. 358.

— iridipennis, /. Smith* , ii. 98; iii.
13; vii. 32, 1383; xi. 357.

— Lacena, Ff. Smith*, v. 121; vii.
134; viii. 83; xi. 358.

— opulenta, #. Smith*, wii. 32, 184;
x1. 358.

— perplexa, F. Smith, xi. 357.

— princeps, fF’. Smith*, ii. 98; VWiie
13835 xi. 357.

— Thione, fF. Smith* ,
134; xi. 358.

— (Pepsis) flavicornis, Fabr., xi. 357.

— (Pompilus) ichneumoniformis, Guér.,.
Xi. 358.

Wy PALS
Vii. 32, 33,.

v. 121; vii.

ae (Sphex) flava, Drury, xi. 357.

Myiagra concinna, Gould, xiii. 498.

— ferrocyanea, Ramsay, Xvi. 131;
exhib., Proc. (1883-86) 3.

— latirostris, Gould, xiii. 498.

— pallida, Ramsay, Xvi. 131.

Myilla (Gans! Megilla) zonata, Fabr., xi.
392.

270

Myiodactylus, Brauer, ix. 263, 266.

— armatus, McLachl.* , ix. 264.

— extraneus, Wailk., ix. 262.

— osmyloides, Walk., ix. 263, 264.

— sejunctus, Walk., ix. 263, 264, 265.

Myiolestes megarhynchus, Quoy § Gatm.,
ii. 161.

— pulverulentus, Wiill. MS., ii. 161.

Myiothera capistrata, Temm., ii. 158.

— murina, Mill. MS., ii. 158.

Mylabris, Geoffr., Proc. i. 319.

Myliobatis, Dum., iii. 35.

Myllocerus, Schinh., xi. 444.

Mynes, Boisd., Xi. 436.

Myobiadx, xvii. 390.

Myocoptes, Clap., xx. 400.

— musculinus, Koch, xx. 401, 402, 403.

— tenax, Michael*, xx. 401, 406.

Myodes Hudsonicus, Pallas, xx. 143,
144.

— lemmus, Linn., xiii. 27.

— — in Norway (Collett), Proc. (1875-
80) xviii; xvii. 327-334.

— schisticolor, Lidljeb., xiii. 329.

Myodites, Latr., xi. 73.

Myogale, xiii. 186.

Myogalide, xiii. 186.

Myopa testacea, Linn., Xv. 15.

Myopias amblyops, Roger, xi. 322.

Myoryktes Weismanni,*Hberth, ix. 210.

Myosoma, Bruillé, ii. 123, 124.

— penetrans, F. Smith*, vi. 65; Xi.
409.

— quadriceps, F. Smith, xi. 407.

— suspiciosus, F. Smith, xi. 407.

Myotrotus, Pascoe * , Xii. 22, 83.

— obtusus, Pascoe * , Xii. 22, 78, 83.

Myra, Leach (T. Bell), Proc. ii. 432.

— affinis, 7. Bell* , Proc. ii. 492; xx.
110.

— australis, Hasw., xx. 111.

—carinata, T. Bell*, Proc. ii. 432;
xiii. 107; xx. 11.

— elegans, 7. Bell*, Proc. ii. 432;
xiii. 107.

— fugax, Fabr. (T. Bell), Proe. ii. 432.

— mamillaris, 7. Bell*, Proc. ii. 482 ;
xiii. 107.

Myragra ferrocyane, read Myiagra ferro-
cyanea, Ramsay, exhib., Proc.
(1883-86) 3.

Myrapetra brunnea, Curtis*, Proce. i.

— elegans, Curtis * , Proc. i. 188.

— scutellaris, White, Proc. i. 189; ix.
261.

Myraptera read Myrapetra, Proc. i. 188.

Myrianida, Milne-Edw., xiv. 720.

Myrina, Fabr., x. 500.

— Alcides, Cramer, x. 500.

GENERAL INDEX.

Myrina oceanica, Conti, xiv. 421.

Myriopoda, Proce. i. 191-196; Proc.
(1882-83) 37; ix. 179, 180; xv.
299; xvii. 380; xix. 161, 162,
170; xx. 122.

— of Fernando Noronha (Pocock), xx.
526-529.

—of Mergui Archipelago (Pocock),
Proc. (1887-88) 6; xxi. 287-303.

—, organs of manducation (Newport),
Proce. i. 369.

Bynopod? Chilopoda (Newport), Proc.
i, 234,

Myriothela, Sars, xiii. 437.

Myriozoide, xv. 342.

Myriozoum, Donati, xiv. 726; XV.
234.

— eoarctatum, Sars, xv. 234, 235.

— subgracile, D’Orb., xv. 235.

Myrmecelurus acerbus, Walk., ix. 278.

— atrox, Walk., ix. 280.

— implexus, Walk., ix. 279.

— infidus, Walk., ix. 278.

— mendax, Walk., ix. 278.

— solers, Walk., ix. 278.

— trigrammus, Pallas, ix. 274, 278.

Myrmecaria, Saund., vii. 120.

Myrmecidee, x1. 292.

Myrmecina, Curtis *, Proc. ii. 289; xi.
327.

— Datreillii, Curtis * , Proc. ii. 2380.

— pilicornis, F. Smith, xi. 327.

Myrmecobius, Waterh., xiii. 189.

Myrmecocystus mexicanus, Wesmael,
xv. 185.

Myrmecophaga, Linn. ii. 5, 24; xii.
155, 156, 158, 186, 194; xiii. 188.

Myrmecopsis, Newm. viii. 68; Xii.
380, 407; xxx. 121.

— eumenides, Newm., Xii. 380.

— ichneumonea, Herr.-Schéff., xii. 380.

— opaca, Wailk., xii. 380.

— Polistes, Hiibner, xii. 380.

— respiciens, F’, Smith *, viii. 68, 94.

— semihyalina, Walk., xii. 380.

— tarsalis, Walk., Xi. 380.

Myrmeleon, Linn., ix. 231, 273-281 ;
xi. 79, 219; xvi. 153; xvii. 64.

— abditus, Walk., ix. 278.

—acer, Walk., ix. 277.

— acerbus, Walk.,ix. 278, 280.

— acutus, Walk., ix. 279.

—adversus, Walk., ix. 278.

— africanus, Ramb., 1x. 278.

—alternans, Brudlé, ix. 279; xvi.
155, 171.

—anomalus, Ramb., ix. 276.

— appendiculatus, Latr., ix. 278.

—asper, Walk., 1x. 279.

— astutus, Walk., ix. 281.

GENERAL INDEX. Q71

Myrmeleon atrox, Walk., ix. 280. Myrmeleon iniquus, Walk., ix. 276.

— audax, Walk., ix. 277. — innotatus, Linn., ix. 279.

— barbarum, Linn., xi. 260. — inopinus, Walk., ix. 278,

— barbarus, Walh., ix. 278. — insidiosus, Latr., ix. 277.

— ecallidus, Walk., ix. 280. — insomnis, Walk., ix. 280.

— capense, Thunb., xi. 270, 275. — invisus, Walk., ix. 279.

— catta, Fabr., xvi. 150, 170. — lanceolatus, Ramb., ix. 278.

— cautus, Walk., ix. 277. — Leachii, Guélding, ix. 279.

— cephalotes, Ramb., ix. 275. — lentus, Walk., ix. 277.

— circuiter, Walk., ix. 281. — lethalis, Walk., ix. 279,

— compositus, Mabr., ix. 281. — lethifer, Walk., ix. 279.

— conicollis, Walk., ix. 281. — libelluloides, Linn., ix. 275; xvi.

— conspersus, Ramb., ix. 276. 170.

— contrarius, Walk., ix. 274. — lituratus, Brullé, xvi. 170, 171.

— crudelis, Walk., ix. 280. — longicaudus, Say, ix. 276.

— desperatus, Walk., ix. 278. — longicollis, var. ?, Ramb., ix. 275.

— dirus, Walk., ix. 277. — lugduniensis, Oliv., ix. 278.

— distinctus, Ramb., ix. 275. — malefidus, Walk., ix. 278.

— distinguendus, Ramb., xvi. 155,171, | — malignus, Walk., ix. 279.
172. — malus, Walk., ix. 280.

— dolosus, Walk., ix. 280. — mendax, Walk., ix. 278.

— durus, Walh., ix. 277. — metuendus, Walk., ix. 280.

— edax, Walk., ix. 275. — minax, Walk., ix. 277.

— efferus, Walk., ix. 274, 280. —molestus, Walk., ix. 276.

— erythrocephalus, Leach, ix. 280. — morosus, Walk., ix. 280.

— exitialis, Walk., ix. 279. — mortifer, Walk., ix. 278.

— expertus, Ramb., 1x. 275. — mustelinum, Babr., ix. 277.

— exsanguis, Walk., ix. 280. — nebulosus, Ramb., ix. 276.

— falsus, Walk., ix. 280. — nefandus, Walk., ix. 278.

— feralis, Walk., ix. 276. — nigrocinctus, Say, ix. 288.

— ferox, Walk., ix. 276. — notatus, Rossi, ix. 278.

— ferus, Fabr., ix. 276. — occitanicus, Vill., ix. 275.

— fictus, Walk., ix. 279. — occultus, Walk., ix. 280.

— flavus, Pallas, ix. 278. — ochroneurus, Ramb., xvi. 172.

— formicarius, Linn., Proc. ii. 32; ix. | — pallidipennis, Oliv., ix. 278.
278. — pardalinus, Burm., 1x. 275.

— fundatus, Walk., ix. 276. — pardalinus, Walk., ix. 274.

— furfuraceus, Ramd., ix, 275. — pardus, Ramb., ix. 275.

— gigas, Dalm., ix. 274. — patiens, Walk., ix. 275.

— gratus, Say, ix. 280. — perfidus, Walk., ix. 277.

— gravis, Walk., ix. 277. — periculosus, Walk., ix. 277.

— gulo, Burm., ix. 275. — peritus, Dalm., ix. 276.

— horridus, Walk., ix. 276. — perjurus, Leach, ix. 277.

— hostilis, Walk., ix. 280. — perniciosus, Watk., ix. 278.

— hyalinus, Oliv., xvi. 171. — pervigil, Walk., ix. 278.

—immanis, Walk., ix. 279. — predator, Walk., ix. 274, 280.

— immitis, Walk., ix. 276. — pugnax, Walk., ix. 277.

— implexus, Walk., ix. 279. — pulchellus, Ramb., ix. 280.

— impostor, Ramb., ix. 276. — punctatus, Fabr., ix. 279.

— improbus, Walk., ix. 276. — rusticus, Hagen, ix. 280.

— inclemens, Walk., ix. 275. — sevus, Walk., ix. 279, 280.

— inclusus, Walk., ix. 276. — sagax, Walk., ix. 280.

— incommodus, Walk., ix. 275. — secretus, Brullé, ix. 279.

— inconspicuus, Guiding, ix, 279. — secretus, Walk., xvi. 171.

— iners, Walk., ix. 280. — sedulus, Walk., ix. 278.

— infensus, Walk., ix. 280. — singularis, Westw., ix. 281.

— infestus, Walk., ix. 278. — sinuatum, Oliv., ix. 2438.

— infidus, Walk., ix. 278. — solers, Walk., ix. 278.

—infimus, Walk., ix. 275. — sollicitus, Klug, ix. 274.

— ingeniosus, Walk., ix. 277. — speciosus, Linn., ix. 275.

272

Myrmeleon striola, Leach, ix. 277.

— subdolus, Walk., ix. 281.

— subducens, Klug, ix. 275.

— subtendens, Walk., 1x. 276.

— Tacitus, Walk., ix. 278.

—tappa, Walk., ix. 278.

— tectus, Walk., ix. 279.

— tetragrammicus, Pall., ix. 276.

— tigris, Ramb., ix. 275.

— torvus, Walk., ix. 277.

— translatus, Burm., ix. 281.

—trigrammus, Walk., ix, 274, 278,
283.

— tristis, Walk., ix. 279.

— truculentus, Walk., ix. 277.

— vafer, Walk., ix. 277.

— verendus, Walk., ix. 277.

— versutus, Walk., ix. 276.

— yesanus, Walk., ix. 277.

— violentus, Leach, ix. 277.

— v-nigrum, Ramb., ix. 277.

— zebratus, Ramb., ix. 275.

Myrmelionide, ix. 231, 236, 264, 278,
274; xi. 228, 225, 228, ftnote 229,
254; xwi. 155, 170.

Myrmica, Latr., Proce. ii. 289; ii. 70;
v. 102, 107, 109; vi. 33, 34,
45-47; vii. 120; viii. 72; xi.
79, 292, 324; xiv. 622; xx.
119.

— aceryorum, Habr., Proc. ii. 289.

— agilis, Ff. Smith*, ii. 71; vii. 128;

xi. 292, 325.

—aspersa, I. Smith*, viii. 72; xi,
326.

— basalis, Ff. Smith, xi. 327.

— bidentata, F. Smith, xi. 326.

— ceca, Ff. Smith *,v. 108; vii. 129;
Xi. 325.

— cespitum, Linn., Proc. il. 289.

— capitata, Losana, Vi. 35.

— carinata, Ff. Smith* , iii. 148; vii.
128; xi. 325.

— consternens, Walk., xi. 327.

— contigua, Ff. Smith, Xi. 327.

— denticornis, Curtis *, Proc. ii. 289.

— diligens, F. Smith*, viii. 73; xi.
326. .

— domestica, Shuck., Proc. ii. 172-177,
230; vi. 45; xi. 325.

— fragilis, F. Smith, xi. 326.

— fuscipennis, F. Smith * , vi. 46 ; vii.
129; xi. 326.

— fuscula, Nyl., Proc. 11. 289.

— gracilescens, I, Smith * , v.74; vii.
128; xi. 325.

— gracillima, 2. Smith * , vi. 34.

— graminicola, Latr., Proc. ii. 289.

— humilis, Ff. Smith, xi. 326.

— impura, Koerst., Proe. ii. 289.

GENERAL INDEX.

Myrmica incerta, F. Smith *, vii. 21,
129; xi. 326.

—insolens, Ff. Smith*, vi. 47; vii-
129; xi. 326. ,

— jucunda, F. Smith* , vi. 34.

— Kirbii, Sykes, Proc. (1864-65) i; xi.
329

— — in India (Shortt), viii. 100-102.

— lacteipennis, Zett., Proc. ii. 289.

— levigata, . Smith, iii. 148.

— levinodis, Wyl., Proc. ii. 289; xx,
119.

— levissima, F. Smith * , v. 108; vii.
129; xi. 325.

— lippula, Ny/., v. 74.

— lobicornis, Nyl., Proc. ii. 289.

—longipes, &. Smith*, ii. 70; - vii.
128; xi. 524.

— longiscapus, Curtis * , Proc. ii. 289.

— maligna, Ff. Smith*, viii. 72; xi.
326

— mellea, F. Smith*, iii. 148; vii.
128; xi. 325.

— modesta, Koerst., Proc. ii. 289.

—modesta, F. Smith*, v. 108; Vii.
128; xi. 325.

—mesta, Ff. Smith*, vii. 21, 129¢
xi. 326.

— molesta, Say, v. 73: vi. 45, 47;
vii. 120, 128; xi. 325.

— oblonga, F, Smith*, v. 107, 108;
wil. 128; xi. 325.

— obscurata, Motsch., vi. 327.

—opaca, F. Smith*, vi. 47; vii.
129; xi. 326.

— pallinodis, Motsch., xi. 327.

— parallela, F. Smith*, iii. 147; vii.
128; xi. 325.

— pedestris, Ff. Smith*, vi. 46; vii.
129; xi. 292, 326.

— pellucida, F. Smith*, ii. 71; vii.
Wie sat, ZR

— perelegans, Curtis * , Proce. ii. 289.

— pertinax, Ff. Smith*, vi. 46; vii.
129; xi. 326.

— Pharaonis, Roger, Xi. 325.

— polita, F. Smith*, v. 108; vii.
129; xi. 325.

— poneroides, Ff. Smith* , v. 107; Vii.
21, 128; viii. 72; xi. 325.

— punctata, F. Smith*, v. 108; vii.
128; xi. 325.

— punica, PF’. Smith*, vi. 34.

— quadrispinosa, Ff. Smith * , viii. 72,
94; xi. 326.

—rubra, Linn., Proc. ii. 289; xXx.
120.

—ruficeps, F. Smith*, vi. 46; Vile
129; xi. 292, 326.

— rugifrons, F. Smith, xi. 326.

GENERAL INDEX.

Myrmica ruginodis, Nyl., Proc. ii. 289;
Kili. 450-492; xiii. 222; xiv.
270, 739; xv. 175; xix. 88.

— scabrinodis, Nyl., Proc. 11. 289.

— scabrosa, Ff. Smith*, iii, 147; vii.
128 ; xi. 325.

— simillima, Nyl. MSS., Proce. ii. 289.

— structor, Nyl., vi. 35.

— sulcinodis, Ny/., vii. 110.

—suspiciosa, #. Smith*, iii. 148;
vii. 128.

— thoracica, /. Smith * , iii. 148; vil.
128; xi. 325.

— trachylissa, Ff. Smith, xi. 327.

— tuberum, Fabr., Proc. ii. 289.

—umbripennis, F. Smith*, vii. 21,

el29 sci 3o26:

— unifasciata, Zatr., Proc. ii. 289.

— vagans, Fabr., Proc. ii. 289.
—vyastator, Ff. Smith*, ii. 71; Vil.
128; xi. 292.

— vexator, Ff. Smith *,
129; xi. 292, 326.

— (Atta) malefaciens, Buckley, vi. 29.

— (Monomorium) glyciphila, &. Smith,
Xi. 327.

— (—) pellucida, F. Smith, xi. 324.

— (—) vastator, F. Smith, xi. 325.

Myrmicaria, Saund., viii. 73; xi. 2938,
330, 412.

— brunnea, Sawnd., Xi. 330.

— vidua, /. Smith, xi. 330.

— (Heptacondylus) arachnoides, Ff.
Smith, Xi. 330.

— (—) carinata, F. Smith, xi. 330.

— (—) longipes, F. Smith, xi. 330.

— (—) rugosus, Ff. Smith, viii. 73;
Xi. 293.

— (—) subcarinata, F’. Smith, xi. 330.

— (Physatta) crinita, Ff. Smith, xi. 331.

— (—) dromedarius, F. Smith, xi. 330.

— (—) gibbosa, F. Smith, xi. 331.

Myrmicide, ii. 70; v. 107; vi. 33,
34, 45; vii. 119, 120; vili. 72;
Xi. 324; xiv. 622, 623,675; xv.
179.

Myrmosa, Latr., ii. 87.

Myrmosida, Ff. Smith * ,ii. 87; xi. 341.

— paradoxa, F. Smith*, ii. 88, 130;
Vii. 131; xi. 341.

Myrodes, 7. Bell * , Proc. ii. 482.

— eudactylus, 7. Bell* , Proc. ii. 432.

Myrus, Kaup, xii. 108.

Myscelia, Boisd., xi. 438.

Mysidee, x3. 45.

Mysidia, Westw.*, Proe. i. 88.

—albipennis, Westw. * , Proc. i. 83.

— lactiflora, Westw.* , Proc. i. 83.

— subfasciata, Westw.*, Proc. i. 83.

Mysidopsis didelphys, Norm., xx. 456.

vi. 47; vii.

273

Mysis, Latr., ix. 168-170.

— Fabricii, Leach, xv. 63.

— neglecta, G. O. Sars, xx. 456.

— oculata, O. Fabr., xv. 63.

— vulgaris., Thomps., xvii. 95.

Mystacides atra, Pict., xiv. 731.

— bifasciata, Pict., xiv. 732.

Mystia, Walk.*, -v. 249; ix. 5.

—attrahens, Walk.*, v. 250; ix. 24.

Mysticetus australis, Desm., iii. 64, 65,
70, 79.

— borealis, Less., 111, 64, 65, '70, 75.

Mystrocneme, Herr.-Schaff, xii. 368,
400.

— geminata, Herr.-Schaff., xii. 368.

Mystrosa, Pascoe, ix. 124.

— rubiginea, Pascoe, ix. 124.

Mystus badjee, Sykes, Xii. 576; Xiv.
ftnote 557.

Mythimna inducens, Walk.* , iii. 188.

Mytilaspis citricola, Packard, on oranges
from Bahamas, shown (Dyer),
Proc. (1882-83) 6.

Mytilus, Linn., iv. 44, 56, 58, 59; xi.
20, 426, 427.

— bilocularis, Linn., iv. 59.

— coriaceus, Linn., iv. 59.

— crista-galli, Linn., iv. 59.

— decussatus, Mont., xiv. 419.

— edulis, Linn., iv. 38, 59; v. 169;
Xii. 518.

— —, var. galloprovincialis, Lam., Vv.
173; xii. 103.

— —, var, ungulata, Linn., xii. 103.

— elongatus, Chemn., Xii. 518.

—exustus, Lam., iv. 59; xx. 499,
503.

— frons, Linn., iv. 59.

— hirundo, Linn., iv. 58, 59.

— hyotis, Linn., iv. 59.

— lithophagus, Linn., iv. 59.

— margaritiferus, Linn., iv. 58, 59.

— modiolus, Linn., iv. 59; xii. 101;
Xvii. 100.

— niger, Linn., iv. 59.

— phaseolinus, Linn., xvii. 94, 98.

— pictus, Born, X1i. 518.

— plicatus, Mont., xiv. 421.

— ruber, Linn., iv. 59.

— rugosus, Linn., Xiv. 422.

— rusticus, Linn., iv. 59.

— smaraydinus, Chemn., xii. 518,

— unguis, Linn., iv. 59.

— ungulatus, Linn., iv. 59.

— viridis, Linn., iv. 59.

Myxastride, xii. 226.

Myxastrum, Haeckel, Xii. 202, 203;
xiii. 435.

— radians, Haeckel, xiii. 430-432,

Myxilla incrustans, Johnst., xx. 460.

Tt

274

Myxinoid Fishes, xii. 223, 224.

Myxobrachia, Haeckel, xiii. 434; xiv.
137, 139, 142, 144, 147, 178, 179,
184.

— pluteus, Haeckel, xiv. 141, 144.

Myxodictyum, Haeckel, xiii. 412, 482,
435.

— sociale, Haeckel, xiii. 432.

Myzantha, Horsf, ii. 141.

Myzine, Latr., ii. 91; xi. 345.
—tenuicornis, F. Smith*, iii. 151;
vil. 132; xi. 343.

— tricolor, fF. Smith*, ii.
132; xi. 343.

Myzomela nigrita, Gray, xvi. 437.

— obscura, Gould, xiii. 496 ; xvi. 437.

— Rosenbergii, Schl., xvi. 457.

Myzostoma, Leuck., Xvi. 512.

91; vii.

N.

Nabis, Latr., xi. 81.

Nacerdes, Szev., Xi. 85, 88.

— (?) alternans, Curtis * , Proc. i. 202.

Naclia, Boisd., Xii. 351.

— gnatula, Boisd. xii. 351.

— puella, Botsd., xii. 351.

Nienia, Bote, xiv. 406.

— inca, Lesson, xiv. 404.

Naia, Swains., v. 209.

—. see Naja.

Naidide, xx. 94.

Naidomorpha, xx. 108.

Nais, Miill., xx. 93, 97, 99, 102.

— appendiculata, D’ Udekem, xix. 264,
266, 288.

— auricularis, Bosc, xx. 94, 101.

— barbata, Miiller, xx. 94.

— decapoda, Blainv., XX. 93.

— digitata, Miller, xx. 92, 93, 94, 95,
108.

— lurida, Timm, Xix. 264, 266, 268.

— proboscidea, Miiller, xiv. 720.

— quadricuspida, Fabr., XX. 94.

— serpentina, Miiller, xix. 266.

Naja tripudians, Merr., X. 5, 61, 67.

Nandidx, xiii. 139, 144; xiv. 558.

Nandina, xiv. ftnote 537, 558; xwiii.
312, 316.

Nandinia, Gray, xix. 8, 10.

Nandus, Cuv. § Val., xiii. 139, 144;
xiv. 562, 564, 578; xviii. 312.

—marmoratus, Cuv. § Val., xiii. 139,
144,

Nangra, Day, Xiti. 363: xiv. 563, 570.

— Buchanani, Day, xiii. 351.

— ividescens, Ham.-Buch., xiii, 351.

— punctata, Day, xiii. 351.

GENERAL INDEX,

Nanina, xv. 291.

Nanohammus, Bates * , xviii. 243.

— rufescens, Bates * , X viii. 207, 244,
262.

Nanomia cara, Agass., xiv. 125.

Nanomiz, xiv. 123, 125.

Nanophyes, Schinh., xi. 73.

Napzocles, Bates, xi. 438.

Napata, Walk., xii. 409.

— leucotelus, Butler * , xii. 409.

— terminalis, Walk., xii. 409.

Napopora, Qwelch, xviii. 186, 188, 199.

Napothera elacioides, Mill. MSS., ii.
161.

Naprepa, Walk., vi. 171.

—albiceps, Walk. * , vi. 172.

— albicollis, Walk. * , vi. 171.

— attacoides, Walk. * , vi. 171.

Narai, Tamil name of Grey Heron,

viii. 98.
Narcissastrea, H. Pratz, xviii. 120,
121, 197.

Narcomedusx, XV. 132, 183, 134.

Narnia, Walk. * , x. 192.

— rastrata, Walk. * , x. 193.

Narope, Westw., Xi. 438.

Narosa, Walk., vi. 171.

— conspersa, Walk., vi. 171.

— velutina, Walk.*, vi. 171.

Narramore, Wm., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1888-90) 7.

Narwhal, ii. 5-37; xv. 69, 70, 450.

Nash, Davyd Williams, elected Fellow,
Proce. ii. 23.

Nasiterna, Wag. ii. 141, 152.

— keiensis, Salvad., Xiv. 628.

— pusilla, Ramsay, Kiv. 628; xvi
425,

— pusio, Sclater, xvi. 425.

— pygmea, Quoy § Gaim., ii. 166.

Nassa, Lam., Xi. 20; ¥Vi. 358, 363, 368.

— acuta, Say, Xvi. 370.

— agapeta, Watson * , Xvi. 363, 367.

— algida, Reeve, xii. 543 ; xvi. 364.

— ambigua, Pwit., xvi. 370.

— antillarum, d@’Orb., Xvi. 370.

— babylonica, Watson * , xvi. 363, 366.

— bicallosa, EL. A. Smith*, xii. 548,
562.

— bifaria, Baird, xii. 544.

— brychia, Watson * , xvi. 363, 365.

— callospira, A. Adams, xii. 546.

— eanaliculata, Lam., Xvi. 364.

— capillaris, Watson * , xvi. 363, 369;
xx. 503.

— cinctilla, Gould, xvi. 370.

— coceinella, Lam., xvi. 370.

— coronata, Lam., Xvi. 364.

— coronula, A. Adams, xii. 545.

— crenulata, Brug., xvi. 364.

GENERAL INDEX,

Nassa curta, Gwild., xii. 544.

— delicata, A. Adams, xii. 546.

— echinata, A. Adams, xii. 544.

— ephamilla, Watson * , xvi. 363, 370,
372.

— gaudiosa, Hinds, xii. 544.

— glabella, Marr., Xvi. 364.

‘“— glans, Linn., Xvi. 365.

—inerassata, Miller, v. 175, 185;
Xvi. 369, 370.

— interlirata, H. A. Smith * , xii. 545,
562.

— levigata, Marr., XVi. 364.

— levukensis, Watson * , Xvi. 363, 364.

— luteola, H. A. Smith*, xvi. 367.

— Marratii, #. 4. Smith*, xii. 543,
562.

—mesta, Hinds, xii. 546.

— monile, Kien., Xvi. 364.

— mutabilis, Linn., v. 175, ftnote 191 ;
Xi. 520, 521.

— Northia, Gray, x. 560.

—— noveboracensis, Wood, xvi. 374.

— nucleolus, Phil., xvi. 370.

— plebecula, Gould, xvi. 367.

— proxima, C. B. Adams, xvi. 369, 370.

— psila, Watson * , Xvi. 363, 364.

— pupinoides, Reeve, xii. 546.

— pusio, 4. Adams, Xvi. 368.

— pygmea, Lam., Xvi. 370.

— reticulata, Linn., v. 169,174; xii.
107; xvi. 366 ; XVili. 268.

— ganctze Helene, A. Adams, xvi. 370.

— splendidula, Dunker, xvi. 368.

— stigmaria, A. Adams, Xii. 544.

— trinodosa, H. A. Smith*, vii. 546,
562 ; xvi. 368.

— trivittata, Say, Xvi. 366.

— tuberinelloides, Seguenza, xvi. 367.

— versicolor, C. B. Adams, Xvi. 369.

— Wilsoni, C. B. Adams, xii. 546.

— Woodwardi, Forbes, Xvi. 371.

Nassaria, Link, XV. 245; xvi. 594,
596

— acuminata, Reeve, Xv. 274.

— araboynensis, Watson*, xv. 273.

— kampyla, Watson * , Xvi. 594, 595.

“Nassau, Reptiles, Amphibia, Fish,
Mollusca, and Crustacea obtained
during the Voyage of H.M.S.,
1866-69 (Cunningham), Proc.
(1869-70) cxvii. See Trans.
vol. xxvii. 465-502.

Nasua, Storr, xix. 11, 12.

— rufa, Desm., xix. 11, 13.

Natalis, Zap., iv. 183.

Natatores, ///., xvii. 441.

Nathalis, Bodsd., xi. 488.

Natica, Adams, ix. 86; xii. 551;
xiv. 715; xv. 245.

275

Natica affinis, Gmel., xii. 106; xv. 263,
265.

— —, var. clausa, Brod. & Sow., Xv.
263, 265.

— albumen, Lam., iv. 86.

— Alderi, Forbes, xx. 448, 466.

—amphiale, Watsun * , xv. 252, 260.

—apora, Watson * , xv. 252, 265.

—atypha, Watson * , xv. 252, 254.

— bulbosa, Reeve, xv. 262.

— canaliculata, Gd., xv. 258.

—catena, Da Costa, xvii. 99, 100;
XVili. 268.

— clausa, Brod. & Sow., xii. 106.

— cornea, Miller, Xv. 258.

— didyma, Linn., iv. 86.

—- effusa, Swains., xii. 522.

— fartilis, Watson * , xv. 252, 264.

— globosa, King, Xv. 264, 254.

— grisea, Von Martens, xv. 264.

— grenlandiea, Chemn., Xil.
xvii. 95, 96.

— helicoides, Johnst., xv. 258.

— impervia, Phil., Xv. 266.

— intermedia, Récluz, v. 184.

— isabellina, D’Orb., xv. 263.

— islandica, Gmel., xv. 258, 260.

— leptalea, Watson *, xv. 252, 261.

—— limbata, D’ Ord., xv. 268.

—ymamilla, Lam., Xii. 522.

— marmorata, H. Adams, xv. 257.

— marocecana, Chemn., v. 174.

— marochiensis, Lam., v. 184.

— Montagui, Forbes, xv. 261, 262;
Xvil. 99; xx. 448, 467.

— nitida, Don., v. 169, 184.

— olla, Linn., iv. 86.

— philippinensis, Watson * , xv. 252

— phytelephas, Reeve, xv. 255.

— plicatula, Nuttall, xv. 255.

— porcellanus, D’Orb., xii. 522.

— prasina, Watson* , XV. 252, 263.

— pseustes, Watson*, Xv. 252, 255-
257.

— radiata, Watson * , xv. 252, 258.

— Raynoldiana, Pécluz, xv. 255.

— rufa, Born, iv. 86; Xv. 253.

— sordida, Phil., xx. 448, 467.

— suturalis, Watson *, xv. 252, 257,
258.

— tenuis, D’Orb., xv. 263.

— variabilis, Récluz, xv. 257.

— vitellus, Zam., iv. 86.

— xantha, Watson *, xv. 252, 262.

Naticide, xv. 244, 245.

Natural Selection not a Theory of the
Origin of Species (Romanes), xix.
345-390.

Naucoride, xiv. 489.

Naucoris, Geoffr., xi. 81.

q¢ 2

106 ;

276

Naucrates ductor, Linn., Xv. 56.

Naudin, Charles, elected Kor. Memb.,
Proce. (1869-70) xxxyi.

Naultinus fasciolatus, Blyth, x. 32.

— variegatus, Blyth, X. 32, 36.

Naupactus, Meg., x. 450.

Nautactis, Moseley, xix. 116.

Nautilus, Breyn., Proc. (1883-86) 120;
iv. 38, 44, 60; xiv. 606.

—, pearly, iii. 36; xwii.yl1; exhib.,
Proce. i. 155.

— pompilius, Linn., Proc. i, 155; iv.
60

— —, anatomy of (T. H. Huxley), Proc.
(1857-58) lii; iii. 36-44.

— spirula, Linn., iv. 60.

— umbilicatus, Lister, iii. 42; xvii. 9.

Navicella, Lam., v. 206, 207 ; xv. 165;
Xvi. 256, 299.

— Entrecastauxi, Récluz, xvi. 299.

Navicula, Blainv., v. 189.

Naxa, Walk., vi. 127.

— textilis, Walk., vi. 127.

Naxia, Milne-Edw., xiv. 658.

— serpulifera, Milne-Hdw., xiv. 658.

Naxioides, 4. Milne-Hdw., xiv. 698.

Nesdus, Pascoe *, xi. 474; xii. 91.

— hbivittatus, Pascoe*, xi. 474, 491;
xii. 91.

Neera, Herr.-Schdf., vi. 171.

Nera cochlearis, Hinds, xiv. 580.

Nebalia, Leach, sp., Proc. (1873-74)
XXXi1.

Nebrissa, Walk. *, vi. 194.

— bimacula, Walk.* , vi. 194.

Nechyrus, Pascoe*, xi. 203; xii. 43,
95

— fanebris, Pascoe* , Xi. 206; xii.
95.

— geniculatus, Pascoe *, xi. 205, 206 ;
xii. 95

— lemur, Pascoe * , xi. 204, 218; xii.
95.

— notatus, Pascoe * , xi. 206; xii. 95.

— Paniscus, Pascoe * , xi. 205; x11. 95.

— porcatus, Pascoe * , Xi. 206 ; Kil. 95.

— puncticollis, Pascoe * , xi. 204, 205 ;
xii. 95.

— ruidus, Pascoe * , Xi. 205; xii. 95.

— satyrus, Pascoe* , Xi. 207, 218; xii.
95

Necrobia, Latr., xi. ftnote 22, 87.
Necrophaga, xx. 549.

Necrophilus, Latr., x1. 89.
Necrophorus mortuorum, Fabr., Xi.

Nectarinia, Shuck., vii. 113.
Nectarinia acik, Antin., xvii. 429.
— Aspasia, Less., ii. 157.

— cuprea, Shaw, XVii. 428.

GENERAL INDEX.

Nectarinia eques, Less., ii. 157.

—- metallica, Licht., xvii. 428.

— platyura, Vieill., xvii. 427.

— Zenobia, Less., ii. 157.

Nectariniide, ii. 157; xvii. 427.

Necydalis, Linn., xviii. 206. °

— auricomus, Newm., ix. 141.

— ehenina, Bates * , xviii. 206, 225.

— major, Linn., xviii. 225.

— pennata, Lewis, xviii. 206, 226.

— solida, Bates * , xviii. 206, 225.

Necyria, Westw., 1x. 428.

— Bellona, Westw., ix. 428.

— Duellona, Westw., ix. 428.

— fulminatri«, Felder, ix. 428.

— Hewitsonii, Sawnd., ix. 428.

— Lindigii, Felder, ix. 428.

— Manco, Sawnd., ix. 428.

— Saundersii, Hewits., ix. 428.

— tapaja, Saund., ix. 411, 453.

Nedyleda, Pascoe*, xi. 455; xii. 76,
86.

—semiusta, Pascoe*, xi. 455, 491 ;
xii. 86.
Nedymora, Pascoe * , Xi. 209; xii. 40,

95.

— yentricosa, Pascoe*, xi. 209, 218;
Xi. 95.

Neeld, Jos., obituary, Proc. (1855-56):
xiii.

Nees von Hsenbeck, Christian Gottfried,
obituary, Proc. (1856-58) xlyv.
Negro child’s skull from Fernando Po,

exhib. (Busk), Proc. (1860-61) v.
Neill, Dr. Patrick, obituary, Proc. ii.
191

Neiphagus, Pascoe * , xix. 319, 333.
— dentatus, Pascoe*, xix. 319, 338,
336.
— fascicularis,
334.
Neison, Francis G. P., elected Fellow,.
Proce. 1. 162.

Neissa, Pascoe * , ix. 82, 107.

— inconspicua, Pascoe*, ix. 82, 107,

» 142.

— nigrina, Pascoe* , ix. 82, 107.

Nemacheilichthys, Day, Xiv. 539, 555,
579.

— Riippelli, Sykes, xiv. 555.

Nemacheilus, v. Hasselt, xiv. 539, 555,
556, 566, 579.

— aureus, Day, xiv. ftnote 558.

— Beavani, Giinther, xiv. 556.

— botia, Ham.-Buch., xii. 576; Xiv.
55D.

— butanensis, M‘Clell., xiv. 556.

— chryseus, Day * , xi. 529.

— cincticauda, Blyth, xiv. 596.

— corica, Ham.-Buch., Xiv. 555.

Pascoe*, xix. 319,

GENERAL INDEX.

‘Nemacheilus Denisonii, Day, xiv. 556.

— Evezardi, Day, xii. 570; xiv. 555.

— gracilis, Day, Xiv. 556.

— Guentheri, Day, xiv. 555.

— ladacensis, Giinther, Xiv. 555.

— marmoratus, Heckel, xiv. 556.

-— monoceros, M‘Clell., xiv. 553.

— montanus, MW‘ Clell., xiv. 556.

— montanus, Gunther, Xiv.
556

—moreh, Sykes, xii. 577.

—mugah, Day, xiv. ftnote 556.

— multifasciatus, Day, Xiv. 556.

— notostigma, Blecher, xiv. 556.

— pavonaceus, MW‘ Ciell., xiv. 555.

— pulchellus, Day*, xi. 528; xiv.
555.

— rubidipinnis, Blyth, xiv. 555.

— rupicola, M‘Clell., xiv. 556.

— Riippelli, Sykes, xii. 576.

— savona, Ham.-Buch., xiv. 556.

— semiarmatus, Day, Xiv. 559.

— sinuatus, Day, Xiv. 555.

— spilopterus, Cuv. § Val., Xiv. 556.

— Stoliczke, Steind., Xiv. 556 ; XViil.
317.

— striatus, Day, xiv. 556.

— triangularis, Day, Xiv. 556.

— turio, Ham.-Buch., xiv. 556.

— zonalternans, Blyth, Xiv. 556.

—zonatus, M‘Clell., xiv. 556.

Nematobothrium, Van Bened., v. 2, 43,
56

ftnote

— filarina, Van Bened., v. 43, 56.

Nematoda, Xiv. 259-264.

‘Nematoid worms infesting roots of
Stephanotis, exhib.(Cobbold), Proc.
(1880-82) 23.

Nematoidea, v. 2; xii. 206, 209, 210,
226.

Nematoideum equi caballi, Dies., xix.
288, 291.

‘Nematoids, Free, Marine, Land, and
Freshwater ; with Descriptions of
100 new species, Monograph of
(Bastian), Proc. (1864-65) iti. See
Trans. vol. xxy. 73-184.

Nematus, Panz., Proc. ii. 66.

— intercus, Linn., parasite on (West-
wood), Proc. ii. 37.

Nemausa, Milne-Edw., xiv. 660.

Nemeobiine, ix. 412.

Nemeobius, Stephens, x. 497 ; xi. 432,
438.

— Dumeti, Behr, ix. 448.

— Lucina, Linn., ix. 368, 412.

— mejicanus, Behr, ix. 448.
— virgulti, Behr, ix. 448.
‘Nemertean worm, rare, exhib.

(Edward), Proc. (1880-82) 25.

277

Nemerteans, development of lost parts
in (M‘Intosh), Proc. (1867-68)
exxix; &. 251-254.

Nemertes, Cuv., Vii. ftnote 152.

Nemertide, xii. 209.

Nemertinea Anopla, xiv. 133.

Nemestra, Pascoe *, xi. 454; xii. 86.

— incerta, Pascoe * , Xi. 455, 491 ; xii.
86.

Nemidia, Malmgr., ix. 38.

Nemorea, Macg..iv. 122.

—amplificans, Walk.*,iv. 122; ix.
18

— postulans, Walk. *, v7. 240; ix. 18.
— teuebrosa, Walk. * , iv. 123 ;ix. 18.

Nemoria denticularia, Walk., =x.
531, 544.

Nemoura, Latr., Proc. i. [887; Xvi.
156.

— glacialis (Bornet), Newport *, Proce.

i. 389.

— trifasciata, Pict., Proc. i. 388.

Neobalena, Gray, ear-bones of, Xiii.
87

Neocerambyx Batesi, Harold, xviii.
206, 208.

— chrysothrix, Bates, xviii. 208, 209.

— Raddei, Blessig, Xviii. 209.

Neochaleis, Kirby * , xvii. 54, 60, 63.

— osmicida, Sawnd., Xvii. 67, 77.

Neohelia, Moseley, xviii. 37,195.

Neomida, Zieg/., xi. 88.

Neomorpha, Gould, ii. 141.

Neomyia, Walk. * , iv. 138.

— gavisa, Walk. * , iv. 138.

Neope, Moore, ix. 56; xi. 435.

— Pulaba, Moore, ix. 56.

Neophasia Menapia, Felder, xvi. 471.

Neophron ginginianus, Lath., xiii. 15,
26.

— monachus, Temm., Xiii. 2, 26.

— perenopterus, Zinn., xiii. 13, 26.

— pileatus, Burch., xiii. 17, 26.

Neophylax, MacLachl.* , xi. 111.

— concinnus, McLachi., xi. 111, 140.

Neoplatus, Sharp * , xix. 119, 120.

— fasciatus, Mofsch., xix. 120.

Neostenus, Pascoe, ix, 123.

— morio, Pascoe, ix. 124.

— Saundersii, Pascoe, ix. 123.

Neotrichus, Sharp * , xix. 59, 60.

— hispidus, Sharp * , xix. 60, 61, 84,
117.

— serratus, Sharp *, xix. 117, 131.

Neovelia, White* , xiv. 487.

— Trailii, White* , xiv. 482, 487.

Nepa, Linn., Xi. 35, 81.

Nephelis _ tessellata,
(1868-69) evi.

Nephelodes, Guen., vi. 184.

Biainv., Proe

278

Nepheloleuca, Butler * , xvii. 197, 201.

— politia, Cramer, XVii. 202, 204.

Nephesa, Amyot et Serv., 1. 91, 160.

— albescens, Walk. * , x. 177.

—amata, Walk.*, x. 175.

—ameena, Walk. * , x. 172, 173.

—antica, Walk. * , x. 178.

— bistriguttata, Sta/, x. 171.

— chlorospila, Walk. * , x. 173, 176.

— cicatricosa, Stal, x. 171.

— conficita, Walk. *, x. 172.

— consociata, Walk., x. 171.

— decolor, Walk. * , x. 176, 178.

— deducta, Walk.*,i. 161; x. 177,
178.

— erubescens, Walk., x. 171.

— gemmifera, Stal, x. 171, 172, 175.

— grata, Walk. *, 1. 160.

— guttularis, Walk. *, i. 160.

— guttulata, Stal, x. 171.

— intacta, Walk. * , x. 171, 175.

— invasa, Walk. * , x. 178.

— lutea, Walk. * ,i. 161.

— marginalis, Walk. *, x. 175.

— marginella, Guér., i. 161.

— monoleuca, Walk. * , x. 177.

— nivosa, Walk. * , x. 178.

— obtusa, Walk. * , x. 177.

— rosea, Spinola, i. 91; x. 172.

— roseosparsa, Walk, *, x. 174.

— rufilinea, Walk. * , x. 174.

— spargula, Walk. * ,x. 178.

— subjecta, Walk. * , x. 176.

— tripars, Walk.*, i. 161.

— volens, Walk. *, i. 161.

Nephila, Leach, xvii. 171.

— fasciata, Koch, x. 432.

Nephoneura, McLachl. * , xi. 222, 233,
269.

— capensis, Mabr., xi. 269, 275.

— collusor, MeLachi. * , xi. 269, 275.

Nephrocephala echinata, v. Siebold,v. 84.

— echinatoides, Filippi, v. 34.

Nephrops norvegicus, Leach, xx. 45,
454, 469.

Nephthys impressa, Baird * , xi. 94.

— longisetosa, (rst., xi. 94; xiv.
127.

— lutrea, Baird * , x1. 95.

— Macandrewi, Baird * , xi. 94.

Neptis, Fabr., ix. 54; xi. 433, 435.

— aceris, Westw., iX. 55.

— dindinga, Butler * , xiii. 196.

— dorelia, Butler * , xiii. 196.

— Hurynome, Westw., xiii. 196.

— gononata, Butler * , xiii. 196.

— Heliodora, Fabr., xiii. 196.

— leuconota, Butler * , xiii. 196.

— Lucilla, Denis, ix. 54.

— mamaja, Butler * , xiii. 196.

GENERAL INDEX.

Neptis nata, Moore, xiii. 196.

— peraka, Butler * , xiii. 196.

— soma, Moore, xiii. 196.

— tiga, Moore, xiii. 196.

Neptuna, Bolten, xvi. 372.

Neptunea, Link, wii. 105, 106.

— exstuosa, Gould, vii. 107.

— antiqua, Linn., vii. 106, 107.

— Dalli, Watson * , xvi. 372, 373.

— despecta, Linn., vii. 106.

— fornicata, Fadr., vii. 106.

— futile, Watson * , xvi. 372, 381.

— latericeus, Mod/., xvi. 381.

— lurida, A. Adams * , vii. 107.

— undulata, Priele, xvi. 381.

Neptunus pelagicus, Linn., xx. 110.

Nereida, xiv. 151.

Nereididz, Vili. 8.

Nereidonta Aphroditois, Pallas, x. 343_

—norvegica, Linn., X. 345.

— pinnata, Blainy., x. 345.

— sanguinea, Montagu, x. 352.

Nereis Aphroditois, Pallas, x. 343.

— gigantea, Linn., x. 219, 343.

—norvegica, Linn., X. 345.

— pelagica, Linn., xiv. 127.

— pennata, Miller, x. 345.

— pinnata, Miiller, x. 345.

— prismatica, O. Fabr., xiv. 131.

— sanguinea, Montagu, X. 352.

— stellifera, Miller, ix. 35.

— tentaculis binis tripartita,&c., Brown,.
x. 222.

— tubicola, Miiller, x. 357.

— zonata, Malmgr., xiv. 181, 134.

Nerias, Blanch., 1x. 457.

Neriene (J. Blackwall), Proc. i. 41.

— graminicolens, Blackw.*, Proce. i.
132.

— rubella, Blackw., x. 480.

— trilineata, Blackw., Proc. 1. 132, 133.

Neristoma Lessoni, Desh., Xvi. 271.

Nerita, Linn., iv. 44, 85; xv. 165,
243.

— albicilla, Linn., iv. 86.

— albumen, Linn., iv. 85, 86.

— ascensionis, Gme/., Xi. 15 ; xx. 493—
503.

— bidens, Linn., iv. 86.

—canrena, Linn., iv. 85.

— chameleon, Linn., iv. 87.

— cornea, Linn., iv. 86.

— corona, Linn., iv. 85, 86.

— Doingti, Récluz, Xvi. 298.

— exuvia, Linn., iv. 87.

— glaucina, Linn., iv. 85.

— grossa, Linn., iv. 86.

—- hepatica, Linn., iv. 85.

— histrio, Linn., iv. 86.

— litoralis, Linn., iv. 40.

GENERAL INDEX.

Nerita luteola, Linn., iv. 85.

— mammilla, Linn., iv. 86.

— maroccana, Chemn., v. 184.

— musica, Linn., iv. 85d.

— nebulata, Linn., iv. 87.

— peleronta, Linn., iv. 86.

— plicata, Linn., iv. 86.

— polita, Linn., iv. 86.

—-radula, Linn., iv. 86.

— Rangiana, Récluz, xvi. 298.

— rufa, Linn., iv. 86.

— spinosa, Linn., iv. 86.

— undata, Linn., iv. 87.

— virginea, Linn. iv. 86.

— viridis, var. major, Rang, xvi. 298.

Nerites, xv. 242, 244.

Neritina, Lam., v. 206; xv. 115;
Xvi. 248, 255, 297.

— auriculata, Lam., xvi. 299.

— Baconi, Reeve, Xvi. 298.

— crepidularia, Lam., xvi. 255, 297.

— dispar, Pease, Xii. 556.

— Dringii, Récluz, xvi. 298.

— fluviatilis, Zinn., Proc. ii. 117, 122.

— Leachii, Récluz, Xvi. 299.

— oualaniensis, Lesson, Xvi. 298.

— Prichardi, Dohrn, xvi. 299.

— pulligera, Linn., xvi. 255.

—— —, var. suleata, Ten.-Woods, Xvi.
DNs

— Rangiana, Récluz, Xvi. 298.

— siderea, Gould, xii. 556.

— Souverbiana, Montrouzier, xvi. 298.

— tritonensis, Le Gowillou, xvi. 298.

— (Vitta) pulcherrima, Angas, XVi.
298

Neritos, Walk., xii. 431.

-— repanda, Walk., xii. 431.

Nerius, Wied, i.135; iv. 164; vi. 17.

— anuulipes, Dol., v. 168.

-— duplicatus, Wied, iii. 125; v. 165,
254, 299; wi. 17; ix. 29)

— fuscipennis, Macq., i. 38, 135; iv.
164; v. 269; ix. 29.

— mantoides, Walk.*, v. 254; ix.
29)

— striatus, Dol., v. 165.

— tibialis, Dol., v. 166, 254; ix. 29.

Nerna, see Nerua.

Nerophis, Raf, xv. 41.

Nerthopine, X. 457.

Nertobriga, Walk. *, wii. 75.

— reyersa, Walk. * , vii. '75.

Nerua, Walk. *, iii. 81; iv. 97.

— impendens, Walk.*, iv. 97; ix. 9.

— scenopinoides, Walk. * , iii. 81; vii.
223, 232 ; ix. 9.

Nesiotes, Wollaston, xi. 24.

Nesocentor chalybeus, Salvad., xiii. 81.

—- Menebeki, Zess., xiii. 311.

279

Nesodon, Owen, ii. 26-37.
Nesopsyche, MceLachl., xi. 125.
Nesticus, Zhor., xx. 125.

— speluncarum, Pavasi, xx. 125.

Nestor, Wagl., ii. 141, 142.

— productus, Gould, ii. 132.

Netrocoryne, Felder, xi. 436.

Neureclipsis, McLachl., xiv. 729, '730,
735.

—hbimaculata, auct., xiv. 729, 730,
735.

— figurinensis, Fabr., xiv. 735.

Neuria, Newm., iv. 113.

Neurina procopialis, Cramer, ili. 193.

Neuromus, Ramd., ix. 259.

Neuronia, Leach, xi. 102, 104.

— clathrata, Kol., xi. 105; xiv. 727.

— commixta, Walk., xi. 103.

— concatenata, Walk., xi. 105.

— fusca, Steph., xi. 105.

— fusca, Walk., Xi. 104.

— trrorata, Hag., Xi. 105.

— lapponica, Hag., Xi. 105.

— ocellifera, Walk., xi. 105.

— ocelligera, Walk., xi. 105.

— pardalis, Walk., xi. 104.

— phalenoides, xiv. 726.

— postica, Walk., xi. 104, 105.

— reticulata, Linn., xi. 105; xiv. 727.

— ruficrus, Scop., xi, 105; xiv. 727,
728, 734, 735.

— semifasciata, Say, xi. 104.

— Stalii, MeLachl., xi. 105.

— vestita, Walk., Xi. 103.

Neuroptera, Proc. i. 306; i. 137-140;
ix. 230-281; xi. 48, 79, 99-101,
224; xx. 531.

—, air-sacs in (Newport), Proc. i. 353.

—, branchie of (Newport), Proc. i.
304, 371.

— of Madeira and the Canary Islands,
(R. McLachlan), xvi. 149-183.

— Planipennia, xiii. ftnote 377.

Neuropterous Insects; New Genera and
Species, &c., and a Revision of F.
Walker’s Brit. Mus. Catalogue of
Neuroptera, part ii. (1853), as far
as the end of the genus Myrmeleon,
by R. McLachlan, ix. 230-281.

Neurosymploca, Wallengr., xii. 343.

Neuroterus, Hartig, British species of,
exhib. (Rolfe), Proc. (1883-86)
66.

Neuwied, Alex. Philip Maximilian,
Prince of, obituary, Proc. (1866-67)
XXXV.

Nevill, Rev. Saml. Tarratt,
Fellow, Proc. (1865-66) iii.

New Guinea,On the Zoology of (Sclater),
Proc. (1857-48) vi; 1. 147-170.

elected

280

New Guinea, Ornithology of (Sharpe),

xiii. 79-83, 305-321, 486-505;
Xiv. 626-634, 685-688; xvi.
317-3819, 422-447; xvii. 405-

408.

New Zealand, Annulosa of (Adam
White), Proc. i. 306.

—, Katépo, supposed poisonous
Spider of (Ralph), i. 1-2.

Newcombia, Pfeiff., xi. 497.

Newman, EHdward, elected Fellow,
Febr. 5, 1833, death announced,
Proc. (1875-80) xix; obituary
notice, see Proc. Ent. Soc. 1876,
xiii.

—, Atypus Sulzeri, Laér., Notice of the
habits of, Proc. (1855-56) v.

—, Larva voided by children, on some,
Proc. (1855-56) xvii.

—, Lepidosiren annectens, Owen, Proc.
(1855-56) v; 1. 73-74.

—, Pelopzeus, Note on a supposed species
of, Proc. (1855-56) v; 1. 39.
Newman, Rey. Thos., death announced,

TENO, ty I

Newport, George, elected Fellow, Proc.
i. 321; obituary, Proc. ii. 297-
309.

—, Amphibia, On the Impregnation of
the Ovum in, Proe. 11. 145.

—, Antbophorabia, Newp., Further
Observations on the genus, Proc. il.
169-171. See Trans. vol. xxi. 79-
84.

—, Anthophorabia, Newp., On the
Ocelli in the genus, Proc. ii. 219-
220. See Trans. vol. xxi. 161-166.

—, Aphides, Note on the Generation of,
Proe. i. 292. See Trans. vol. xx.
281-284.

—, Aqueous Vapour, On the, and on
the dark colour of the Wax in Bee-
hives, Proc. i. 288-290. See Trans.
vol. xx. 277-280.

—, Chalcididz and Ichneumonide, On
the anatomy and development of
certain, compared with their special
economy and instincts; with
descriptions of a new genus and
species of Bee-parasites, Proc. ii.
23-26, 34-37, 70-71. See Trans.vol.
xxi. 61-102.

—, Cryptophagus cellaris, Payk., Note
on, Proc.i. 827-828.

—, Dipterous parasites which attack
the Common Earwig and_ the
Emperor Moth, Notes on the, Proc.
ii. 247-249.

—, Earthworms, On the Reproduction
of lost parts in, Proc. i. 256.

GENERAL INDEX,

Newport, George, Harwig, Common, and
the Emperor Moth, Notes on the
Dipterous parasites which attack
the, Proe. ii. 247-249.

—, Glow-worm (Lampyris unoctiluca,
Linn.), On the Natural History of,
prepared from the Author’s MS. by
G. V. Ellis, Proc. (1855-56) iv ;
i. 40-71.

—,Ichneumon Atropos, Curtis, On,
Proe. i. 54-55, 213-214.

—, Insects, On the Formation and Use
of the Air-Sacs and Dilated
Trachese in, Proc. i. 8538-354. See
Trans, vol. xx. 419-424.

—, Meloé, more especially Meloé
cicatricosus, Leach, On the Natural
History, Development, and

Anatomy of the Oil Beetle, Proc. i.
268-271, 317-320, 327-328, 346-
348, 368-370. See Trans. vol. xx.
297-358 ; vol. xxi. 167-184.

—, Monodontomerus, Westw., Further
Observations on the habits of, with
some account of a new Acarus
(Heteropus ventricosus, Newp.), a
parasite in the nests of Anthophora
retusa, Linn., Proc. ii. 70-72. See
Trans. vol. xxi. 95-102.

—, Myriapoda, Order Chilopoda, Mono-
graph-on the Class, Proc. i. 190-
196. See Trans. vol. xix. 265-302,
349-440.

—, —, Additions and Corrections, Proc.
i. 231

—, Pteronarcys regalis, Newm., On the
Anatomy and Affinities of, Proc. 1.
370-371, 387-888. See Trans. vol.
xx, 425-452.

—, Pteronareys regalis, Newm., exhih.,
Proe. i. 180.

Newstead, R., drawings of Little Grebe
shown, Proc. (1887-88) 112.

Newt, Great Water (Triton cristatus,
Laur.), Cutaneous Exudation of
(Ormerod), Proc. (1871-72) lxxxii ;
xi. 493-496.

Newton, Alfred, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1859-57) v.

—, On the Possibility of taking a
Zoological Census, Proce. (1860-61)
vi; vi. 23-26.

Newton, Hdw., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1866-67) xli.

Newton, Rev. Thos., death announced,
Proe. i. 172.

Nicator chloris, Zicht., xvii. 423.

Nicerta, Walk. *, i. 159.

— fervens, Walk. * , 1. 159.

— flammula, Walk. * , i. 159.

GENERAL INDEX.

Nicerta submentiens, Walk.*, i. 159,
I7(y,

Nicholl, Digby, S. W., elected Fellow,
Proce. (1888-90) 2.

Nicholl, Iltyd, obit., Proc. (1871-72)
xxiv.

Nicholls, Dr. Henry A. A.,
Fellow, Proc. (1882-83) 13.

Nichols, John Bowyer, obituary, Proc.
(1863-64) xxxi.

Nicholson, Dr. Henry Alleyne, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1875-80) v.

—, and Htheridge, Robt., jun., Notes on
the genus Alveolites, Lamarck, and
on some allied forms of Palseozoic
Corals, Proc. (1875-80) xviii ; xxiii.
253-270.

—, and Murie, Dr. Jas., On the Minute
Structure of Stromatopora, Goldf.,
and its Allies, Proc. (1875-80) xxv1 ;
xiv. 157-246.

Nicoletia terrestris, Zinn., viii. 163.

Nightingale in Belgium (Forster), Proc.
ii. 146.

Nika Couchii, Bell, vi, 166. —

— edulis, Risso, vi.166 ; xx. 454, 469.

Nimula, Blanch.jix. 436.

Nina Jukesii, Gray, xiv. 442.

— ventricdsus, Gray, xiv. 442.

Nineveh, drawings from, shown (White),
Proe. ii. 15, 23.

Ninox assimilis, Salv. &° D Alb.,xvi.425.

— Goldiei, Gurney, xvii. 407.

— rufistrigata, Gray, XVi. 425.

— terricolor, Ramsay, Xvii. 407.

—theomacha, Bon., xiv. 425; xvii.
407.

Niphades, Pascoe * , xi. 174; xii. 86.

— costatus, Pascoe * , xi. 174; xii. 86.

— pardalotus, Pascoe * , xi. 174, 218 ;
xii. 86.

Niphargus stygius, Schiodte (West-
wood), Proce. ii. 218, 219.

Niphouia Bakewellii, Pascoe, ix. 108.

— torosa, Pascoe, ix. 108.

Nipkonine, ix. 108 ; xviii. 246.

Nirmus cingulatus, Burm., xiv. 118.

— pheonotus, Nitzsch, xiv. 119.

Nisaetus morphnoides, Gould, xvi.
424,

Nisi, Japanese name for Neptunea
antiqua, Linn., vii. 106.

Nisitra, Walk. * , x. 327.

— telifera, Walk. * , x. 328.

— varipes, Walk. * , x. 328.

Nisoniades, Hiibner, x. 498.

— Ennius, Scudder § Burgess, xvi.
475.

— Propertius, Scudder, xvi. 473.

Nisus badius, Heugl., xxvii. 437.

elected

281

Nisus sphenurus, Riipp., xvii. 437.

Nitidula, Fabr., Xi. 52, 84.

Nitidulidee, xi. 58.

Nixon, Rey. Robert., D.D., F.R.S., death

announced, Proc. i. 35.

Noctilio leporinus, Linn., piscivorous

habits of (Harting and Stewart),

shown, Proce. (1888-90) 2, 6, 7.

Nocetiluca, Sur., xii. 203.

— miliaris, Swr., exhib. (Brook), Proc.

(1880-82) 4.

Noctua, Linn., xi. 80; xiii, 423; ix.

(Journ. Bot.) 159.

— Archesia, Cramer, vii. 188.

— armigera, Hubner, xx. 544,

— Dama, Fuabr., vi. 100.

— frugalis, Fabr., vii. 183.

— Fullonica, Linn., vii. 176.

— Joviana, Cramer, vii. 182.

— Manlia, Cramer, vii. 177.

— Myegdon, Cramer, vii. 102.

— perlata, Vieill., xvii. 439.

— vespertilio, Fabr., vii. 178.

Noctuxe, 1. 1389; ix. 159; xiv. 104,
eo Mle sot, Gail,

Noctuide, vi. 186; xi. 225.

—, Indian, exhib. (Hearsey), Proc.
(1863-64) ii.
Noctuites, vi. 182; vii. 169, 170,

183; ix. 181; xi. 80.

Noddies, Proc. (1883-86) 119.

Nodosaria, Lam., Xiii. 388, 400.

Noeeta, Desv., i. 133.

— latiuscula, Walk. * , i. 133; ix. 27.

Nogodina albigata, Walk. *, x. 170.

— concolor, Walk. * , x. 166.

— decisa, Walk.*, x. 168. *

— guttifrons, Walk. *, x. 164.

—invaria, Walk.* , x. 166.

— osmyloides, Walk., x. 168.

— plena, Walk. *, x. 168.

— signatifrons, Walk. *, x. 164.

— strictifascia, Walk. * , x. 165.

— subguttata, Walk., x. 165.

— sublineata, Walk. * , x. 167.

— venosa, Walk. * , x. 169.

Nolasena dulcissima, Walk. * , vii. 76.

— gratissima, Walk.* , vii. 75.;

Nomada, Fabr., Proc. i. 318; wii. 115,
124; xi. 390.

— bipunctata, Fadr., xi. 391.

— conspicua, F’, Smith * , vii. 47, 140;
xi, 391,

— decorata, Ff. Smith, xi. 391.

— insularis, F. Smith*, vii. 47, 140;
xi. 396.

— lusca, F. Smith, xi. 391.

— solitaria, Fabr., xi. 390.

Nomba, Walk. * , iv. 169.

— tecta, Walk.*,iv. 170; ix. 80.

282

Nomia, ZLatr., ii. 43; iii. 5; vi. 59;
vii. 113, 115, 124; viii. 91; xi.
302, 385, 444.

—apicalis, F. Smith* ,
139; xi. 385.

— bidentata, F. Smith
xi. 386.

— chalybeata, Westw. MS. *, iii. 6.
—cinecta, F. Smith*, iii, 1382; v.
132; vii. 46, 139; xi. 386.
—clavata, F. Smith*, vi. 59; wii.

139; vill. 91; xi. 386.

—econcinna, Ff. Smith*, v. 91; vii.
45, 189; viii. 92; xi. 386.

— crassipes, Latr., ii. 44; xi. 385.

- — curvipes, Oliv., xi. 385.

— dentata, /. Smith *, iii. 133; vii.
45, 139; viii. 91; xi. 386.

—elegans, Ff. Smith*, ii. 44; vii.
139; xi. 386.

— flavipes, /. Smith*, iii. 5; vii.
139; xi. 386.

— florea, Ff. Smith*, vii. 45, 139;
xi. 386.

— formosa, I. Smith *, iii. 5; v. 132;
vii. 189; xi. 386.

— haliotoides, /. Smith *, iii. 6; v.
132; vii. 139; xi. 386.

— iridescens (Westw. MS.), F. Smith * ,
ii. 48; vii. 45, 139; xi. 385.
—longicornis, F. Smith*, iii. 138;

vii. 139; xi. 386.

— metallica, Ff. Smith *, vii. 45, 139;
Xi. 386.

—modesta, F. Smith *,
139; xi. 386.

— opulenta, Ff. Smith* , viii. 91; xi.
386.

— punctata, F. Smith*, iii. 5; vii.
139; xi. 386.

— similata read simillima, & Smith,
vii. 139.

— simillima, Ff. Smith*, vii. 46, 139;
Xi. 386.

— strigata, St.-Marg., xi. 385.

Nonagria, Ochs., wi. 105, 180.

— seticornis, Walk. * , vi. 180.

Non-claviculata, 11. 37.

Norepea, Baird * , viii. 200.

— Peronea, Schmarda, viii. 200.

Norfolk Island, Nat. Hist. of (Maco-
nochie), Proe. i. 228.

Norman, Rev. A. Merle, elected Fellow,
Proe. (1875-80) 1xi.

—, European and N. Atlantic Crus-
tacea, Proc. (1883-86) 6.

—, see Hancock, Albany.

Normania avellana, Brady, Xix. 315.

Norsia, Walk. * , ix. 181, 184, 196.

— vincta, Walk. * 7 LK: 181, 197.

ji. 43; vii.

* , wil. 45,139 ;

vi. 59; vii.

GENERAL INDEX.

Norsia, Walk. * , x. 326, 327.

— flavidorsum, Walk. * , x. 326.

— fulvescens, Walk. * , x. 326.

North, Alfred James, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1887-88) 5.

Northampton, Marquis of, obituary,.
Proce. ii. 137.

Northia, Gray, x. 360.

Northia, Johnston, X. 356, 360, 361.

— conchylega, Sars, x. 356, 361.

— tubicola, Miller, x. 357, 360.

N orthumberland, Duke of, obituary,
Proe. i. 335.

Norwich, Right Rev. Lord Bishop of,
alan announced, Proc. ii. 60 3.
obituary, Proc. ii. 88.

—, presentation of portraits of, Proce. il,
53, 94

Nosodendron, Latr., Xi. 38.

Nosopus, McLachl. * , xi. 114, 115, 118.

— podager, McLachl. * , xi. 116, 140.

Notanatolica, McLachl., x. 212, 213.

— cephalotes, Walk., %. 212.

— cognata, McLachi., x. 212, 213, 214.

Notarchus, Cuv., xv. 164.

Notaris, Prof. de, elected For. Memb.,.
Proce. (1871-72) xxxii.

Notaspis, Walk., xvii. 54, 58.

— formiciformis, Walk., xvii. 54, 58,
77.

Noterus sparsus, Marsh., iti. 172-174.

Notheme, Westw., ix. 425.

— amarynthina, Felder, ix. 42.

— Ouranus, Cramer, ix. 425.

Nothochrysa, MeLachi., xvi. 170.

Nothria, Malmgr., x. 354, 356, 360,
361.

—conchylega, Sars, X. 386; Xiv.
127.

— tubicola, Miller, x, 361.

Notidanus, Cwv., xiv. 718.

Notidobia, Steph., xi. 112.

— ciliaris, auct., xiv. 732.

— griseola, McLachl. * , xi. 114, 140.

— nigricula, McLachl. * , Xi. 113, 140.

Notioptera, Butler*, xii. 353, 300,
407.

— dolosa, Walk., xii. 355.

— (?) expansa, Walk., xii. 355.

— (?) glaucopoides, Walk., Xii. 355.

— strigosa, Walk., xii. 355.

Notioxenus, Wollaston, xi. 24.

— ferrugineus, Wollaston, xiv. 530.
Notiphila, Fadlén, iv. 170; viii. 129,
136.

— carbonaria, 129 ;
ix. 30.

— cinerea, Fall., iv. 170.

— flavilinea, Walk. *, iv. 171; ix. 30.

— lineosa, Walk.* ,iv. 170; 1x. 30.

Walk. *, iii.

GENERAL INDEX.

Notiphila ortalidoides, Walk.*, vii.
222; villi. 136; ix. 30.
— quadrifascia, Walk.* ,iv. 170; ix.

— unicolor, Walk. *, vii. 222; ix. 30.
— unilineata, Walk. *, viii. 129; ix.

Notocorax, De7., xi. 60.

Notocyathus, T.- Woods, xviii. 17, 204.

Notodontide, iii. 187; vi. 182, 140;
vii. 197.

Notolopas, Stimps., xiv. 657.

— lamellatus, Stimps., Xiv. 657.

Notolophia dispersa, Pascoe, ix. 117.

Notophthalmus viridescens, Gray, xiv.
717.

Notophysis, Serv., ix. 140.

— lueanoides, Serv., ix. 140.

Notopteride, xiv. 534, 557, 560, 562,
566 ; xviii. 316.

Notopterus, Lacép., xiv. 557, 561, 566,
579.

— bontianus, Bleeker, xii. 576.

— bontianus, Cuv. § Val., xiv. ftnote
557.

— Buchanani, Cuv. § Val., xiv. ftnote
557.

— chitala, Ham.-Buch., xiv. 557.

— hypselosoma, Bleeker, xiv. ftnote
557.

— kapirat, Lacép., xii. 576; xiv. 557.

— lopis, Bleeker, xiv. ftnote 557.

— ornatus, Gray, Xiv. ftnote 557.

— Pallasii, Cuv. g¢ Val., xiv. ftnote
557.

Notopygos, Grube, X. 217, 228.

— crinita, Grube, x. 228.

— crinitus, Grube, x. 228.

— (?) Jamaicensis, Schmarda, x. 224.

— ornata, Grube, x. 228.

— ornatus, Grube, x. 228.

Nototrochus, Dunc.*, xviii. 16, 17,
193, 194.

Notoxus, Geoffr., Xi. 87.

Nouaille, Peter, death announced, Proc.
i. 303.

Nucinella miliaris, Desh., xiv. 420.

— miliaris, Mon., xiv. 420.

— ovalis, Wood, xiv. 420, 428.

Nuclearia, Cienkowski, xiii. 428.

— simplex, Cienkowski, Xili. 385, 386.

Nucula arctica, Brod. & Sow., xii.
103.

— lanceolata, J. Sow., xii. 104.

—nitida, Sow., Xvii. 98; xx. 46,
450, 467.

— nucleus, Linn., v. 169, 173; xvii.
94, 95, 98; xx. 450, 467.

— oblonga, G. B. Sow., xii. 104.

— sulcata, Bronn, Xx. 450, 467.

283:

Nucula tenuis, Mont., xii. 103; xx. 450,
467.

Nudibranchiata, xiv. 507; xv. 162,
164.

Nudibranchiate Mollusca from the
Eastern Seas (Collingwood), Proc.
(1875-80) xxviii; xiv. 737, 738.
See Trans., 2nd ser. Zool. vol. ii.
123-140.

——., parasite on (Hancock & Norman),
Proc. (1862-63) i. See Trans.
vol. xxiv. 49--60.

— —, Renal Organ in (A. Hancock),
Proc. (1863-64) xly. See Trans.
vol. xxiv. 511-530.

Nullipores, xiv. 225, 226; xx. 569.

Numenes, Walk., vi. 122.

— contrahens, Walk. * , vi. 122.

— Siletti, Walk., vi. 122.

Numenius arcuatus, 7. ¢ S., v. 9, 34,

6

— borealis (Forst.), Baird, photograph
of, exhibited (Longmuir), Proc.
(1855-56) xvii.

— cyanopus, Vieill., xiii. 320.

— pheopus, Miller, ii. 170.

—uropygialis, Gould, ii, 170; xiii.
504.

Numida, Zinn., ii. 138, 140.

Nupserha, Zhoms., XVili. 261.

Nuria, Cuv. ¢ Val., Xiv. 538, 563, 566,
577, 579.

— alta, Blyth, xiv. ftnote 549.

— danrica, Ham.-Buch., Xiv. 568, 571.

Nursia, Leach (YT. Bell), Proc. ii. 428,
434.

— abbreviata, 7. Bell *, Proc. ii. 484;
xiii. 107.

— Hardwickii, Leach, xiii. 107.

— plicata, Herbst (T. Bell), Proc. 11.
434; xiii. 107; xx. 111.

— sinuata, Miers * , xiii. 107.

Nursilia, 7! Bel/*, Proc. 1. 434.

— dentata, 7. Bell* , Proc. u. 434.

Nutha coottee narai, Tamil name of
Grey and Black Stork, viii. 98.

Nuttall, Thos., obituary, Proc. (1859—
90) xxvi.

—, portrait of, Proc. (1888-90) 44.

Nychia, Malmgr., 1X. 37.

— cirrosa, Pallas, xiv. 129, 130, 134.

Nychiomma, Pascoe*, Xi. 456; Xii.
33, 89

— testacea, Pascoe* , Xi. 456; xii. 89.

Nyctalemon, Dalm., xi. 284.

— docile, Butler * , xiii. 197.

— Hector, White, iii. 183 ; xiii. 197.

Nyctea scandiaca, Linn., Xili. 328, 331 ;
xiv. 118.

Nyctelia, Latr., Xi. 43.

284 GENERAL INDEX.

Nyctelia Bremii,
Proe. i. 201.

— caudata, Curt. * , Proe. i. 200.

— (?) corrugata, Curt. *, Proc. i. 201.

— Fitzroyi, Curt. *, Proc. i. 201.

— granulata, Curt. *, Proc. i. 201.

— undatipennis, Curt. *, Proc. i. 201.

Nyctemera, Hiibner, vi. 93.

— abraxoides, Walk. , vi. 93.

— coleta, Cramer, vi. 93.

— lacticinia, Cramer, vi. 93. -

— latistriga, Walk., vi. 93.

— mundipicta, Walk. * , ili. 184.

— selecta, Walk., wi. 98.

— tripunctaria, Linn., iii. 196.

Nyctemeride, xii. 407.

Nyctereutes, Temm., Xix. 3.

Nycteribia dubia, Westw., v. 270; ix.
30

Waterh. (Curtis),

— parilis, Walk. *, v. 300; ix. 30.

Nycteribide, v. 270, 300.

Nycterilampus, Montr., xi. 87.

Nycterinus, Eschsch., Xi. 39.

— rugiceps, Curt. * , Proc. i. 201.

Nyctibius, Vieill., ii. 143; xx. 299,
339, 351, 388.

Nycticebus tardigradus, Linn., xiii.
aie

Nyctidromus, Gould, xXx. 351, 383,
384, 388.

— albicollis, Gmel., xx. 351, 383-385.

— —, var. Merrelli, Sennett, xx. 351,
383-385.

Nyctipao crepuscularis, Linn. Vil.
177

Nyctiphanes noryegica, M. Sars., XX.
456, 469.

Nyctornis xthereus, Wied, xx. 340.

- grandis, Vreill., Xx. 340, 348.

Nyctotherus, Leidy, xii. 203, 204.

— ovalis, Leidy, Proc. (1874-75) xvi.

Nylander, Prof. Wm., elected For.
Memb., Proc. (1875-80) vii.

Nymphales, Linn., x. 497, 499.

Nymphalide, ix. 368, 369; x. 501;
Xvi. 463.

Nymphaline, vi. 73; x. 498, 499.

Nymphalis, Linn., x. 496, 499.

— aceris, Godart, ix. 5).

— Hylas, Godt., x. 503.

— Jason, Linn., x. 499.

— Lueilla, Hiibner, ix. 54.

Nymphes, Leach, ix. 262.

— extraneus, Walk., ix. 262.

— myrmeleonides, Leach, ix. 262, 264.

— sejunctus, Walk., ix. 263.

Nymphidium, Fabr., ix. 369, 395, 411,
450.

— Abaris, Cramer, ix. 215, 229, 451.

— acanthoides, Herr.-Schiff., ix. 435.

Nymphidium Acherois, Boisd., ix. 452.

— Agle, Doubld., ix. 399, 400, 451.

— Apame, Hewits., ix. 450.

— Arche, Hewits., ix. 450.

— Arctos, Hewits., ix. 450.

— Ascolia, Hewits., ix. 402, 452.

— Azan, Doubl., Westw., § Hewits., ix.
452.

— Azanoides, Butler, ix. 452, 457.

— Beotia, Hewits., ix. 453.

— Cachrys, Fabr., ix. 402, 452.

— Calyce, Felder, ix. 401, 451.

— Carice, Linn., ix. 452.

— Chaonia, Hewits., ix. 451.

—chimborazium, Bates*, ix. 400,
452.

— Chione, Bates, ix. 402, 452.

— Damon, Stoll, ix. 402, 452.

— Dorilis, Bates, ix. 451.

— epiplatea, Butler, ix. 452.

— Eroe, Hewits., ix. 450.

— Erymanthus, Ménétr., ix. 452.

— Eutrapela, Bates * , ix. 401, 453.

— fulminans, Bates * , ix. 400, 452.

— Gela, Hewits., ix. 451.

— gnosis, Boisd., ix. 450.

— Heliotis, Bates* , ix. 402, 452.

— Jessa, Boisd., ix. 443.

— Kadenii, Felder, ix. 228, 229, 453.

— Lamis, Hibner, ix. 452.

— Leucosia, Hiibner, ix. 453.

— Lycorias, Hewits., ix. 452.

— Lysimon, Séoll/, ix. 400, 401, 452.

— Mantus, Cramer, ix. 400, 453.

— Menalcus, Cramer, ix. 452.

— mesoleucum, Bates * , ix. 401, 451.

— Molpe, Hiibner, ix. 401, 451.

— Mycea, Hewits., ix. 451.

— Mycone, Hewits., ix. 451.

— Ninias, Hewits., ix. 401, 402, 453.

— ochra, Bates * , ix. 399, 451.

— Odites, Cramer, ix. 451.

— Olinda, Bates, ix. 453.

— Omois, Hewits., ix. 453.

— Onoba, Hewits., ix. 452.

— Orestes, Cramer, ix. 450.

— Pelops, Cramer, ix. 401, 451.

— Phillone, Godt., ix. 452.

— Phliasus, Cramer, ix. 452.

—— Phylleus, Cramer, ix. 450.

— Platea, Doubl., Westw., & Hewits.,
ix. 452.

— preclarum, Bates, ix. 451.

— pumila, Boisd. & Lec., ix. 444.

— Regulus, Fadr., ix. 451.

— rubigo, Bates * , ix. 401, 451.

— Soranus, Cramer, ix. 450.

— sylvarum, Bates, ix. 451.

— Tytia, Cramer, 1x. 450.

— Tytius, Fabr., ix. 450.

GHNERAL INDEX.

Nymphon hirtum, Fabr., xv. 72.
- — obtusifolium, Miers, xv. 72.
— robustum, Bell, xv. 72.
Nymula, Boisd., ix. 450.

Nysius, Dail., xi. 82.

Nyssia, Herr.-Sch., vi. 143-145.
-— biguttata, Walk. *, wi. 145,
— cruda, Walk. * , vi. 144.

— cupreiplaga, Walk.* , vi. 143.
— cupreistriga, Walk.* , vi. 143.
—rubicunda, Walk. *, vi. 144.
— rubriplaga, Walk. * , vi. 144.
—rudis, Walk. * , vi. 144.

— vetusta, Walk. *, vi. 144.
Nysson, Latr., xi. 367.

— basalis, F'. Smith, xi. 367.
Nyssonide, Wesm., Xi. 367.
Nyxetes, Pascoe *, x. 456; xiii. 88.

O.

Obelia, Péron § Lesueur, xv. 133.

— longissima, Pallas, xix. 136.

Oberea, Meg., XViil. 258, 259.

— marginella, Bates, Xviii. 260, 261.

— niponensis, Bates, X viii. 207, 260.

— sericans, Bates *, X viii. 207, 260.

— sylvia, Pascoe, ¥ Vili. 260.

— vittata, Blessig, xviii. 207, 260.

Obrapa, Walk. * , iii. 82.

— celyphoides, Walk.*, ili. 83; v.
238, 273; ix. 9

— perilampoides, Walk. * , iii. 82; v.
233, 273, 800; vii. 204; ix. 9.

Obrida (White), Pascoe, ix. 136.

— comata, Pascoe, ix. 136.

— fascialis, White, ix. 136.

Obriinz, ix. 128.

Obrium, Meg., xi. 86.

— bicolor, Kraatz, ix. ftnote 95.

— brunneum, Fadr., ix. ftnote 95.

— cantharinum, Linn., ix. ftnote 95.

— ciliatum, Pascoe, ix. 94, 128.

— dorsale, Pascoe, ix. 95, 128.

— ibidionoides, Pascoe, ix. 95, 128.

— maculatum, Olw., ix. ftnote 95.

— tripartitum, Pascoe, ix. 96, 128.

Ocean Currents, Remarks on (Car-

_ penter), Proc. (1873-74) xiv.

Oceania, Pér., ix. 45.

Ochralea, Clark, xx. 163.

Ochrometa, Pascoe * , x. 449; xii. 79.

—ameena, Pascoe * ,x. 450,493; xii. 79.

Ochromyia, Macg., iv. 1384; v. 160,
245.

— ferruginea, Dol., v. 160.

— promittens, Walk.*, iv. 184; vii.
216, 286.

Ochthebius, Leach, xi. 71, 87.

285:

Ochthera, Latr., iv. 171.

— innotata, Walk.*, iv. 171; vii.
238 ; ix. 30.

Ochthiphila, Fallén, iv. 147.

— discoglauca, Walk.*,iv. 147; ix..

Ochyromera, Pascoe * , xii. 31, 33, 88.

— dissimilis, Pascoe * , xii. 31, 78, 88.

— rufescens, Pascoe * , xii. 32, 88.

Ocinebra alveatus, Kéener, xx. 486.

— pauper, Watson * , xvi. 596, 604.

— pholidotus, Watson*, xvi. 596,
602.

— pyrrhias, Watson* , xvi. 596, 603.

Ocladiides, x. 446; xii. 92.

Ocladius Barani, Pascoe*, xii. 35,
92.

Ocuus pallidus, Baly* , xiv. 255.

Octavia, Thoms., ixx.. 119.

Octobothrium, Dies., v. 210.

Octonema, Martens, Xiv. ftnote 536.

Octonoculata, Proc. i. 66.

Octonoculina, x. 398, 405.

Octopoda, Proc. i. 192.

Octopus, Cuv., iv. 42, 43; ix. 90, 93.

— rugosus, Bosc, xx. 484.

— vulgaris, Lam., Proc. (1874-75) viii ;
xvii. 11.

Oculina, Milne-Edw. § Haime, Xviii..
41, 46, 117, 195.

— explanata, Michelin, xviii. 116.

Oculinidz, XVii. 139, 325; xviii. 6,
8, 35, 36, 46, 48, 195, 196.

Oculinoida, xviii. 37, 41, 195.

Ocyale mirabilis, Walck., x. 407.

Ocydromus, Wag/., ii. 141.

— australis, Sparrm., ix. (Journ. Bot.):
141.

Ocypoda, Fabr., Proc. (1883-86) 119;
oral, ASS s2o%¢, IID,

— arenaria, Catesby, Xx. 512.

— arenarius, Kingsley, xx. 512.

— arenarius, Miers, =X. 512.

— ceratophthalma, Pallas, xx. 110.

Ocypodide, xx. 512.

Ocyptera, Latr., viii. 114.

Ocypterus leucorhynchus, Miill., ii.
159.

Odonata, xi. 99; xvi. 155, 176; xx.
531.

Odontocyathus, Moseley, xviii. 21, 23,
194.

Odontolabis Baladeva, Hope * , Proc. i.
127.

— Cuvera, Hope * , Proce. i. 127.

Odontomachide, Mayr, xi. 292, 319.

Odontomachus, Latr.. ii. 64; vi. 44;
vii. 119; viii. 70; xi. 319.

— aciculatus, /. Smith *, vii. 19, 127;
viii. 70; xi. 320.

286

Odontomachus animosus, fF’. Smith * ,w.
102; vii. 127; xi. 319.

— cephalotes, F. Smith * , vii. 19, 127;
viii. 70 ; xi. 320.

— gladiator, F. Smith, vii. 127; xi.
320.

— heematodes, Linn., ti. 65; v. 72.

—infandus, F'. Smith, xi. 319.

—malignus, Ff. Smth*, ili. 144; v.
19, 127; xi. 319.

— Nietneri, Roger, xi. 319.

— nigriceps, f. Smith*,v. 103; vii.
19, 127; viii. 70; x1. 319.

— rixosus, Ff. Smith* , ii. 64; vi. 44;
vii. 127; xi. 292, 319.

— rugosus, Ff. Smith*, ii. 65; vii.
127; xi. 319.

— sevissimus, Ff. Smith, v. 102, 148;
vi. 44; vii. 127; xi. 319.

— simillimus, 7. Smith, iii. 144; v.
72): wil. 19, 119, 127; xi. 319.

— tyrannicus, F. Smith * , iii. 144; vi.

Mile ovabl, WS) Ways sidl, Bsyy
319, 520.

Odontomejia (read Odontomya) cinerea,
Dol., 7. 166.

Odontophora, Biitsch., xii. 212.

Odontophorine, ii. 133.

Odostomia, Flem., xv. 87, 252; xvii.
128.

— lactea, Linn., XVii. 328.

— unidentata, Mont., xvii. 124.

Odosyllis, Pascoe * , xii. 40-42, 94.

— atomaria, Pascoe * , xii. 40, 41, 94.

— congesta, Pascoe * , xii. 34, 40, 77, 94.

— granulicollis, Pascoe * , xii. 41, 94.

— irrorata, Pascoe * , xii. 42, 94.

— terrena, Pascoe * , xii. 40, 41, 94.

— vitiosa, Pascoe * , xii. 41, 94.

Odozana, Walk., xii. 360.

Odynerus, Latr., ii. 110-112; vi. 58;
vii. 123; viii. 88; xi. 296, 375,
413; xiv. 674.

—agilis, F. Smith*, iii. 164; vii.
39, 187; xi. 376; xiv. 681.

— bicolor, Sauss. xX Vill. 326.

— brunneus, Latr., Xi. 374.

— circumspectus, F. Smith*, v. 88;
vii. 137; xi. 377.

— elavicornis, F. Smith, ili. 4; vii.
137.

— confluentus, Ff. Smith, xi. 376.

— congruus, /'. Smith*, xiv. 680.

—conspicuus, fF. Smith*, wii. 40,
137; viii. 88; xi. 377.

— diffinis, Sauss., xi. 376.

— dimidiatus, Guér., Xi. 374.

— dubiosus, F. Smith * , xiv. 681.

— facilis, F. Smith* , v. 88; vii. 187;
xi. 377.

GENERAL INDEX.

Odynerus fallax, F. Smith*, vi. 58;
Vii. 40, 1387; xi. 377.
— flavo-lineatus, F. Smith, ii. 110;
vii. 137; xi. 376.
— fragilis, F. Smith, xi. 376.
— fal penne, F. Smith * , iii. 22; vil.
37.
— guttatus, F. Smith, xi. 377.
— ignobilis, F. Smith*, v. 87; Vil.
137 ; xi. 376.
— impulsus, F. Smith * , viii. 88, 377.
— insularis, F. Smith, vii. 40, 137.
— intricatus, F, Smith, xi. 376.
— jaculator, F. Smith, xi. 377.
— laboriosus. 7, Smith * , vii. 41, 137;
viii. 88; xi. 377. Y
— latipennis, F. Smith * , ii. 112; vii.
37

— localis, F. Smith* , xiv. 678.

— maculipennis, F. Smith*, ii. 111;
vi. 58; vii. 137; xi. 376.

—manifestus, F. Smith*, ii. 110;
vii. 137; xi. 376.

— maurus, F. Smith*, xiv. 679.

— miniatus, Sauss., 11. 111.

— modestus, Ff, Smith* , iii. 165; Vii.
136, 187; xi. 376.

— montanus, fF. Smith* , xiv. 680.

—wmultipictus, Ff. Smith*, ii. 112;
iii. 165; vii. 137; viii. 88; xi.
376.

— ovalis, Sauss., iii. 21; vii. 137;
xi. 376, 377.

— petiolatus, Ff. Smith*, iii. 164; v.
129 ; vii. 187; xi. 376.

—petulans, F. Smith*, v. 89; Xi.
377.

— pratensis, Sauss., Xiv. 678.

— punctatipennis, Sauss., Xi. 375.

— punctum, Sawss., Xi. 375.

— rubritinetus, # Smith * , xiv. 679.

— rufescens, F'. Smith, xi. 376.

— septem-fasciatus, Ff’. Smith *, ii. 111;
vii. 137; xi. 376.

— Sichellii, Sawss., iii. 165; xi. 375.

— sobrinus, /. Smith *, vii. 40, 137;
xi. 377.

— totonacus, Sauss., xiv. 680.

— yagus, Sauss., Xiv. 679.

— (Ancistrocerus) circumspectus, J.
Smith, Xi. 377.

— (—) clavicornis, /. Smith * , iii. 21 ;
xi. 376.

— (—) guttatus, F. Smith, xi. 377.

— (—) ornatus, F. Smith * , xi. 377.

— (Leionotus) insularis, F. Smith*,
ili. 21; xi. 376.

Cibarina, Pascoe * , ix. 105, 138.

— ceresioides, Pascoe *, ix. 106, 138.

— tristis, Pascoe * , ix. 105, 106, 188.

GENERAL INDEX.

“@ibrius, Pascoe * , xii. 54, 55, 97.

— luteicornis, Pascoe * , xii. 54,78, 97.

Qicanthidex, Xx. 534.

(Hicanthus (?) pallidocinctus,
Kirby * , xx. 530, 538.

Cicella, W. F. Kirby * , xx. 530, 535.

—fureifera, W. F. Kirby*, XX.
530, 535.

(icetis ochracea, auct., Xiv. 732.

‘icistes pilula, Wills., xwii. 293.

(cobiides, xi. 531.

(£leobius, Luc., Xi. 531.

— domesticus, Luc., Xi. 532.

— jionicus, Cambr. * , xi. 580, 531, 547.

(codoma, Latr., Vii. 21.

— affinis, Jerdon, Xi. 331.

— diffusa, Jerdon, xi. 331.

— diversa, Jerdon, xi. 331.

— malabarica, Jerdon, Xi. 331.

— mexicana, Ff’, Smith, vi. 31.

— minor, Jerdon, Xi. 331.

— quadrispinosa, Jerdon, Xi. 331.

Ciconessus (vel Ciconesus), MeLachl.,
x. 211.

— Maori, MeLachl., x. 211, 214.

(cophthora ceylonica, Motsch., Xi. 333.

(icophylla, F. Smith*, v. 101; vii.
119; viii. 70; xi. 319; xiv. 622;
Xvili. 327.

— smaragdina, Fadr., v. 102, 148; vii.
17, V9; 127; villi. 70; xi. 292,
319; XVili. 328.

— virescens, Fubr., vii. 119; xviii.
327.

Cidemeride, Proc. 1. 202.

(Hidenoderus, Cheur., xi. 89.

Oeder, G. C., correspondence with
Linnzeus, xii. 197.

(idicerus arcticus, Daniels., xv. 67.

— Lynceus, Sars, xv. 67.

— propinguus, Goés, XV. 67.

CEdionychus Howittii, Baly*,
458, 478.

(Edipoda, Latr., xi. 78.

Gime, Newm., Xi. 89.

mona philippensis, Newm., ix. 134.

Cinassus, Pascoe * , x. 470; xii. 79.

— sellifer, Pascoe * , x. 471, 493; xii.
os

Cineis, Hiibner, xi. 432, 437.

— Iduna, W. H. Hdw., xvi. 465.

Cinidea, Baly, xx. 156, 157.

— ceruleipennis, Baly * , xx. 159, 187.

— Jacobyi, Baly * , xx. 160, 187.

— pallipes, #abr., xx. 161, 187.

Qnochromide, ix. 181, 184.

Ginops californiana, Shaw, xiii. 24.

— falklandica, Sharpe, xiii. 24.

— perniger, Sharpe, Xili. 23.

— urubitinga, Pelz., xiii. 24.

We dit

X<iil.

287

(sophagus of the Ruminantia; (Ruther-
ford), viii. 53-61.

(siride (Westwood), Proce. i. 179.

Cistropside, xi. 120.

Cstrus bovis, Linn., Proc. 1. 100.

— Clarkii, Leach, Proe. i. 100.

— Clarkii, Shuck., Proce. i. 100.

— equi, Clark, Proce. i. 100.

— ericetorum, Leach, Proc. i. 100.

— hxemorrboidalis, Linn., Proc. i. 100.

— libyeus, Riipp., Proc. i. 100.

— lineatus, Vill., Proc. i. 100.

— nasalis, Zin., Proc. i. 100.

— pecorum, Fabr., Proc. i. 100.

— pictus, Mergerle, Proc. i. 100.

— tarandi, Linw., Proce. i. 100, 179.

— trompe, Fabr., Proce. i. 179.

— veterinus, Clark, Proc. i. 100.

Cithra, Leach, Xiv. 637, 641, 668, 669.

— scruposa, Linn., xiv. 669, 673.

Ogcogaster, Westw., xi. 220, 222, 232,
233, 264, 266, 268.

—angulatus, Westw., xi. 267.

— dentifer, Westw., xi. 268.

— segmentator, Westw., xi. 264,265,276.

— tessellata, Westw., xi. 265, 276.

Ogden, James, elected Fellow, Proc.
i. 281.

Ogenias, xi. 296.

Ogilby, John Douglas, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1887-88) 5.

Ogilvie, Campbell Patrick, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1875-80) xxviii.

Ogyris, Doubl., Xi. 436.

Oiketicus, Guzld., vi. 157-162.

— Saundersii, Westw., vi. 159.

Oikopleura, Mert., xiv. 124.

— rufescens, Mol., xiv. 125.

Oil Beetle (Meloé), anatomy of (New-
port), Proc. 1. 268-271, 317-320,
346-348, 368-370. See Trans.
vol. xx. 297 -320.

Oithona challengerii, Brady, xx. 151.

-— plumifera, Dana, xx. 151.

— setiger, Dana, xx. 151.

— spinifrons, Boeck, xx. 151, 456.

Olenecamptus, Cheur., xVili. 243.

— bilobus, Fabr., ix. 141.

Olenocamptus read Olenecamptus.

Oligocheta, Proc. (1882-83) 36; xii.
209, 210, 211, 226 ; xix. 265, 267;
xx. 99, 100, 103.

— of Fernando Noronha (Benham),xx.
560-563.

Oligodontide, x. 40. *

Oligostomis clathrata, Kol., xi. 105.

— reticulata, Kol., xi. 105.

Oligotoma, Westw., xiii. 374, 378, 379.

— Michaeli, MeLachl., xiii. 383 ,884.

— Saundersii, Westw., Xiii. 378, 384.

288

Oligotricha ch/oronewra, Ramb., xi.105.

— strigosa, Ramb., Xi. 105.

Olinx, McLachl. * , x. 196.

— Feredayi, McLachi.*, x. 198, 211,
214.

Olisthzena, Hrichs., Xi. 51, 85.

Olistherus megacephalus, Zet¢erst., Ki.
89

Oliva, Brug., iv. 67; xv. 242; Xvi.
341

—, calcifying functions of (Reeve), Proc.
i. 307.

— brasiliensis, Chemn. (Reeve), Proc.
i. 308.

— Biilowi, Sow. *, xx. 395, 400.

— emicator, Meusch, xx. 395.

— fulgida, Reeve, "xx. 487, 503.’

— inconspicua, C. B. Adams, Xvi. 343.

— literata, Lam., xx. 487.

— mutica, Say, XVi. 343.

— myridiana, Drclos, Vi. 342.

— pulchella, Duclos, xx. 487, 503.

— pusilla, C. B. Adams, xvi. 343.

— rosalina, Duclos, Xvi. 543.

— rufifasciata, Reeve, xvi. 343.

— spreta, Gould, xvi. 341.

— tehuelchana, D’Orb., xvi. 342.

— utriculus, Chemn. (Reeve), Proce. 1.
308.

— (Olivella) amblia, Watson”, XVi.
341.

— (—) ephamilla,
841, 342,

— (—) nivea, Gmel., XX. 487.

— (—) vitilia, Watson * xvi. 341, 342.

Olivella nivea, Gmel., Xx. 487.

Olivide, D’Orb., Xv. 242, 243; Xvi.
324, 341.

Olsen, O. T., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1882-83) 2.

Olygyra, Say, xv. 242.

Olygyrade, xv. 242, 243.

Olympia, Brullé, xvi. 178.

Olyntha, Gray, xiii. 374, 378, 379.

— cubana, Hagen, xiii. 380.

— ruficapilla, Burm., Kili. 380.

Olyra, M‘Clell., Xili. 342; xiv. 578 ;
Xvill. 315.

—alticeps, M‘Clell., Kili. 348.

— burmanica, Day, xiii. 348.

—longicauda, M*Clell., xiii. 347.

Omalacantha, Hale Streets, xiv. 665.

Omalium, Grav., xi. 71.

Omalogaster rufescens, Dol., v7. 168.

Omalonyx, D’ @rb., xv. 163.

Oman, J. C., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1875-80) xiv.

Ommatida, xiv. 157, 173-176.

Ommatius, Zi, i. 117; iv. 109; vi.
7,18, 21; viii. 182; ix. 3

Watson *, xvi.

GENERAL INDEX.

Ommatius Bacchoides, Walk.*, vile
232; ix. 14.

—canus, Walk. * , viii. 132; ix. 14.

— discalis, Walk. *,v. 265; ix. 14.

— fulvidus, Wied, v. 167.

— gracilis, Walk.*,i. 14; ix. 14.

— pos Walk., i. 14, 117; ix.

4.
— inextricatus, Walk. * , -vi. 21; ix. 14.
—invehens, Walk.*, vil. 224; 1x.

14.
—Iueifer, Walk.*, iii. 88; vii.
224; ix. 14.

— minimus, Dol., v. 167.

— minor, Dol., v. 148.

—nanus, Walk.*, Vv. 287; vii. 2085
ix. 14.

— nocetifer, Walk.*, iii. 88, 129; v.
148, 237, 281; vi. 7; vii. 208;
ix. 14.

— noctulus (?=Asilus noctulus, Walk.),.
ix. 14.

— Pennus, Walk.,i. 14; ix. 14.

— platymelas, Walk. *, vi. 8; ix. 14.

— retrahens, Walk.*, iii. 88; vi. 8,
18; vii. 208, 233 ; ix. 14.

— spathulatus, Dol., v. 167.

— scitulus, Walk. *, iv. 109; v. 266 ;.
ix. 4.

— strictus, Walk. *, iv. 109; v. 260;
ix. 14.

Ommatocampe, Ehrenb., xiv. 177.

Ommatophora, Brandt, Proc. i. 195.

Crm oer luminosa, Cramer, Vii.
ise

Ommatophoride, iii. 191; vii. 1775.
ix. 181, 183.

Ommatospyris, Hhrenb., xiv. 177.

Omnivora, ii. 37.

Omophena, Pascoe, ix. 93, 126.

— Krueslerx, Pascoe, ix. 93, 126.

— teeniata, Pascoe * , ix. 93, 126.

Omophron, Latr., X Vii. 350.

Omotes, Newm., ix. 129.

— cucujides, Newm., ix. 129.

— erosicollis, Pascoe, ix. 129.

— punctissima, Newm., ix. 129.

Omphalodera Puziloi, Blessig, X Vili.
206, 212.

— flaviventris, Blessig, XViil. 212.

Omphalopbyllia, Laube, xviii. 147,
148, 150, 198.

Omphasus, Pascoe * , xi. 178; Xii. 33,
89

= eeatas: Pascoe * , Xi. 178, 217 ; xii.
89

Ompok, Lacép., xiii. 342.

— siluroides, Lacép., Xili. 348.
Omus, Hschsch., xi. 44.

Omydaus, Pascoe * , xi. 198; xii. 94.

GENERAL INDEX.

Omydaus plinthoides, Pascoe*, Xi.
199; xii. 94.

Oncea obtusa, Dana, xx. 153.

Onchidium, sp., from Cornwall (Couch),
Proe. ii. 152.

— celticum, Cuv., Proc. ii. 152.

Onchotrochus, Dunc., xviii. 9, 10, 12,
25, 194.

Oncidium, Buch., xv. 164, 165.

Oncininea, Xiv. 637, 639.

Oncinopus, De Haan, xiv. 636, 638, 639.

Oncinotus, Hrichs., ix. 139.

— aranea, De Haan, xiv. 646.

— Neptunus, Adams and White, XxX.
109.

Ondaatje, Dr. Wm. Charles,
Fellow, Proc. (1882-83) 4.

—, resigned, Proc. (1888-90) 11.

—, exhibits Corals from Ceylon, Proc.
(1882-83) 5.

Onesimus Hdwardsu, Kroyer, xv. 66.

Onesorus, Pascoe *, x. 483, 485; xii.
81

elected

— eandidus, Pascoe*, X. 483; xii.
8l.

— eeaculoons, Pascoe*, X. 483, 493 ;
xii. 81.

— obesus, Pascoe *, x. 483, 486; xii.
81

— tigrinus, Pascoe, xii. 81.

Oniscia, Sow., xv. 245.

— cancellata, Sow., xv. 268.

— cithara, Watson *, xv. 266.

— Denisoni, Reeve, xv. 268.

— grandis, A. Adams, xv. 268.

Oniscigaster Wakefieldi, McLachi.*,
the singular Insect from N ew
Zealand, belonging to the Family
Ephemeridz; with Notes on its
Aquatic Conditions (R. McLach-
lan), Proc. (1873-74) xx; xii.
189-146.

Oniscosoma, Sars, x. 242.

— arcticum, Sars, x. 242.

Oniscus, Linn., iv. 36; xi. 28.

— balthicus, Pallas, xvi. 26.

— entomon, Linn., xvi. 12.

— hecticus, Pallas, xvi. 46.

— linearis, Linn., xvi. 47.

— marinus, Linn., Xvi. 25.

— psora, Linn., XV. 65.

— tridens, Scopoli, Xvi. 25.

— ungulatus, Pallas, xvi. 52, 54.

—- (Idotea) entomon, Dalyell, xvi. 48.

Onitis, Habr., Xi. 72, 76.

Onley, Charles Saville, death announced,
Proce. i. 207.

Onthobium, Feiche, xi. 88.

Onthophagus, Latr., xi. 52, 72.

— nasicornis, Meiche, xiii, 131.

289
Onthophagus Sharpi, Von Harold, xiii.
131.

— tapirus, Sharpe* , xiii. 130, 1381.

Onuphidide, x. 341, 354.

Onuphis, Aud. § Milne-Hdw., =. 354,
360.

— conchylega, Sars, x. 356, 361.

— Hschrichti, Girsted, x. 356, 361.

— tubicola, Miiller, x. 357, 360,

Onus cimbrius, Linn., xx. 446.

— maculatus, Risso, xx. 446.

Onychodactylus, 7sch., xiv. 718.

Onychomorpha lamelligera, Stimps.,
xx. 111, 117.

Onyehopome: Pascoe* , Xi, 445; xii.
81.

— parda, Pascoe * , xi. 445, 491; xii.
81

Onychoprion, Wagi., xiv. 403.

Onychoteuthis, Licht, xi. 93.

Onycognathus Hartlaubi, Gray, XVii.
427.

Onythes, Walk., xii. 430.

— pallidicosta, Watk., xii. 430.

Oocerexa, Roger, Xi. 324.

— fragosa, Roger, Xi. 324.

Oonops pulcher, Templ., Proc. i. 133;
Vii. 156.

Oophorus, Hschsch., xi. 84.

Oopsis, Fairm., Xi. 86.

— nutator, Fabr., ix. 57, 89, 141.

Opalina, Purk., xii. 204.

Opatrinus, Dey., xi. 85.

Opatrum, Fabr., xi. 24, 77, 88.

Opeas Beckiana, Pfeiffer, xx. 502.

— octonoides, C. B. Adams, Xx. 502.

— subula, Pfeiffer, xx. 502.

Opechinus, Desor, Xvi. 448, 449, 451.

— percultus, Desor, xvi. 449.

Operaria, J. Blackwall * , Proc. i. 66.

Operculum of Univalve Shell (Mac-
donald), Proc. (1859-60) v; v
204-209 ; xvi. 354.

Ophiacantha, Miller, xiv. 446, 481 ;
xx. 560.

— Dallasii, Dunc.*, xiv. 448, 449,
ale

— indica, Lym., xiv. 473.

— stellata, Lym., xiv. 446, 473.

Ophiacanthine, xiv. 448.

Ophiactis affinis, Dunc.*, xiv.
449, 469, 481, 482.

— Miilleri, Liitke, xiv. 481.

— Reinhardtii, Liitke, xiv. 469, 481.

— sexradia, Grube, xiv. 446, 448, 469,
481.

— simplex, Liitke, xiv. 481.

Ophiarachna, Miller, xiv. 447.

Ophiarthrum, Pet., xiv. 447.

Ophicardia, 1 ‘Clell., xiv. ftnote 557.

U

448,

290

Ophicardia Phayriana, M‘Clell., xiv.
ftnote 558.

Ophiceps tessallatus (read tessellatus),
Blyth, x. 24.

Ophichthysboro, Ham.-Buch., xiii. 202.

— punctatus, Swains., Xiv. ftnote 558.

Ophideres discrepans, Wa/h., iii. 190.

— Fullonica, Linn., vii. 176.

— salaminia, Cramer, iii. 190.

— smaragdipicta, Walk., iii. 190.

Ophideride, iii. 190; vii. 176.

Ophiderma lacertosa, Lam., Proc. i. 175.

Ophidia, Brongn., v. 219, 225; x. 6,
36; xii. 193.

Ophidian characters
(Seeley), xii. 174.

— — of Ichthyosaurus, xii. 310, 311.

— — of Plesiosaurus, xii. 327, 328.

Ophidium barbatum, Bloch, v. 21.

— Vassali, Risso, v. 21.

Ophidonais and Slavina, On (EH. C.
Bousfield), Proc. (1883-86) 125;
xix. 264-268 ; xx. 98.

Ophidonais serpentina, Gerv., Kix.
266-268.

Ophiocephalide, xxiii. 110, 150, 155,
204-208; xiv. 558, 570, 574;
Xvili. 314, 316.

Ophiocephalus, Bloch, xiii. 110, 141,
150, 203; xiv. 562, 563, 565,
578; xv, 34, 35; xviil. 34.

— affinis, Gunther, xiii. 151.

— africanus, Steind., Xvill. 314.

— amphibius, M‘Olell., xiii. 150.

— aurantiacus, Ham.-Buch., xii. 568;
Kili. 151; xv. 35.

— aurolineatus, Day, xiii. 150.

— Barca, Ham.-Buch., xiii. 150.

— chena, Ham.-Buch., xiii. 151.

— diplogramme, Day, xiii. 151.

— fuscus, Cuv. § Val., xiii. 151.

— gachua, Ham.-Buch., Xii. 568; Xiii.
151, 152, 155, 201; xiv. ftnote
558, 568, 571.

— grandinosus, Cuv. & Val., xiii. 150,
567.

— indicus, M‘Clell., xiii. 151.

— karrouvei, Lacép., Xiii. 151.

— Kelaartii, Giinther, xiii. 151.

— kora molta, Russell, xiii. 151.

— latus, Ham.-Buch., xiii. 151.

— leucopunctatus, Sykes, xii. 567,
577 ; ili. 150, 152.

— limbatus, Cuv. & Val., xiii. 151.

—- marginatus, Cuy. & Val., xiii. 151.

— marulius, Ham.-Buch., xiii. 150.

— micropeltes, Cuv. § Val., xiii. 151,
152; xiv. 567, 571.

— montanus, M‘Clell., xiii. 151.

— rigricans, Cuv. § Val., xiii. 150.

of Crocodiles

GENERAL INDEX.

Ophiocephalus obscurus, Géinther,
Xviii. 314.

— pseudomarulius, Giimther, iii.
150.

— punctatus, Bloch, xiii. 151, 215.

— serpentinus, Cuy. & Val., xiii. 151.

— sowarah, Russell, xii. 567.

— Stewartii, Playfair, xiii. 151.

— striatus, Bloch, xiii. 151; xiv.
570.

— Theophrasti, Val., xiii. 150.

— wrahl, Lacép., xiii. 151.

Ophiocnemis, Miiller, xiv. 447.

Ophiocnida brachiata, Lym., xx. 44.

Ophiocoma, Agass. (Forbes), Proc. i.
167; xiv. 447.

— didelphys, Wyville Thomson * , Xiil.
717-19

— echinata, Agass., XX. 560.

—niera, O. F. Miiller, xx. 458, 470.

— pumila, Liitke, xx. 560.

Ophiocrinus, C. Semper, Xvi. 493,
494.

— Hyselyi, P. de Loriol, xv. 199.

— indivisus, C. Semper, xvi. 499.

Ophioderma, Miiller § Trosch. (Forbes),
Proce. i. 174, 175.

Ophiodes hottentota, Guen., Xi. ftnote
284,

— Tirrheea, Cramer, xi. ftnote 284.

Ophioglypha, Lym., xiv. 446, 447,
452, 479.

— affinis, Liitke, xx. 458, 470.

—albida, Lym., xiv. 446; xx. 44,
458, 470.

— ciliata, Ljyungm., xvii. 103, 104.

— Forbesi, Dunce.*, xiv. 448, 449,
479, 481.

— lacertosa, Penn.. xx. 44, 458, 470.

— nodosa, Lym., xiv. 446.

—sculpta, Dunc.*, xiv. 448, 449,
455, 479, 481, 482.

— sinensis, Lym., xiv. 446, 448, 460,
479.

—Sladeni, Dunc.*, xiv. 448, 449,
458, 479, 481.

— striata, Dunc.*, xiv. 448, 449,
452, 479, 482.

— Stuwitzii, Zym., xiv. 446, 479.

Ophiogyra? quinquelirata, KH. A.
Smith * , xx. 500, 503.

Ophiokampsis pellucida, Dunc., Anatomy
of (P. M. Duncan), Proc. (1883-86)
134; xxi. 107-120.

Ophiolepidide, xiv. 448.

Ophiolepis, Miiller § Trosch., iv.
446, 452, 469, 479; xv. 77.

— dubia, Miiller & Trosch., xiv. 464.

— mirabilis, Dunc.* , xiv. 447, 448,
449, 460, 477, 479, 481.

GENERAL INDEX.

‘Ophiolepis squamata, Miiller § Trosch.,
ili. 56.

Ophiomastix, Miller § Trosch., xiii.
335.

— flaccida, Lym., xiii, 335.

‘Ophiomorpha, Wills., wv. 225, 227.

Ophiomusium, Lym., xiv. 451, 479.

Ophiomyxa, Miller § Trosch. (Forbes),
Proce. i. 175.

— lubrica, Forbes, Proce. i. 1'75.

Ophion, Fadr., ii. 121; vi. 63; viii.
65; xi. 406.

— flavo-lineatus, Brullé, xi. 406.

— insinuator, F. Smith *, v. 141; vii.
143; xi. 406.

—iridipennis, /. Smith*, ii. 121;
vii. 143; xi. 406.

— luteum, Linn., Proce. ii. 35, 249.

— plicatus, Bruillé, xi. 406.

— stimulator, F. Smith*, viii. 65;
xi. 406.

— trilobus, Brullé, xi. 406.

—unicolor, Ff. Smith*, v. 141; vi.
63; vii. 143; xi. 406.

— univittatus, Brullé, v. 141; xi.
406.

—vestigator, F. Smith * , ii. 122 ; vii.
143; xi. 406.

— vittator, Ff. Smith*, v. 140; vii.
143; xi. 406.

Ophionereidine, xiv. 448.

‘Ophionereis, Liitke, xiv. 447.

—annulata, Lym., xiv. 480.

— crassispina, Kinb., xiv. 480.

— dubia, Audouwin, xiv. 446, 448, 464,
480.

— — var. sinensis, Dunc., xiv. 464.

— squamata, Kinb., xiv. 480.

— vyariegata, Dunc.*, xiv. 448, 449,
460, 464, 480, 481.

Ophionyx, Miiller § Trosch., xv. 73,
77

—armata, Miller § Trosch., Xv. 77.

— scutellum, Grube, xv. 77.

Ophiopeza, Pet., xiv. 447.

Ophiophila, Forbes * , Proc. i. 175.

— aranea, Forbes, Proc. i. 175.

Ophiopholis, Miiller § Trosch., Xiv.
447, 480; xv. 77.

—aculeata, O. F. Miiller, xvii. 103,
104; xx. 458, 470.

Ophioplocus, Lym., xiv. 447.

Ophiopsammium, Lym., xiv. 447.

‘Ophioscion, G2//, xiii. 140.

Ophiothela, Verr., xiv. 447, 477,
481.

— isidicola, Liitke, xiv. 477, 481.

— tigris, Lym., xiv. 477.

— Verrilli, Dunc.*, xiv. 448, 449,
ATT, 482.

291

Ophiothrix, Miller § Trosch. (Forbes),
Proc. i. 176; xiv. 447, 481; xv.
77, 142.

— koreana, Dunc.*, xiv. 448, 449,
473, 476, 482.

— a ai Penn., XX. 45, 458,
470.

— rosula, Forbes, Proc. i. 176.

— variabilis, Dunc., anatomy of (P. M.
Duncan), Proce. (1883-86) 134;
xxi. 107-120.

Ophiothyreus, Ljungm., xiv. 451.

— Goesi, Ljungm., xiv. 451.

Ophiotrichidx, xiv. 448.

Ophisma, Guen., iii, 191.

— lutea, Walk. * , vii. 100.

— rubida, Walk.* , vii. 179.

— umminia, Cramer, iii. 191.

— universa, Walk., vii. 179.

— velata, Walk. * , vii. 180.

Ophisternon, M‘Cilell., xiv. ftnote
boT.

Ophistomis, Dej., X viii. 223.

Ophiura, Latr. (Forbes), Proc. i. 168.

— abyssicola, Horbes * , Proce. i. 168.

— albida, Forbes, Proc. i. 168.

— cinerea, Miiller & Trosch., xx. 560.

— filiformis, Chiaje, Proc. i. 176.

— lacertosa, Lam., Proe. i. 175.

— texturata, Lam. (Forbes), Proc. i.
168.

Ophiure, Miiller, xiv. 447, 448, 469.

Ophiurid, On a Synthetic Type of,
from the North Atlantic (Duncan),
Proce. (1875-80) li; xv. 73-78.

Ophiurida, xv. 128.

Cee (E. Forbes), Proc. i. 167,
174.

—,New Form of (EH. A. Smith),
Proc. (1875-80) xvii; Xiii. 335-
337, 448,

— of the Mergui Archipelago (P. M.
Dunean), Proc. (1883-86) 134;
xxi. 85-106.

Ophiuridea, xii. 215; xiii. 76.

Ophiuroidea, Proc. (1882-83) 39; xv.
141, 142.

— from the Korean Seas (P. M. Dun-
can), Proc. (1875-80) xxxv; Xiv.
445-483.

Ophiuroids, xx. 44.

Ophiurus, Lacép., vii. ftnote 152,

Ophiusa fulvotenia, Guen., iii. 197;
vii. 182

— Joviana, Cramer, vii. 182.

Ophiuside, iii. 191, 197; vii. 179;
ix. 181, 183.

Ophonus, Zieg/., xi. 87.

Ophridium, see Ophidium, v. 21.

Ophryota, Pascoe*, xi. 451; xii. 83.

U2

292

Ophryota squamibunda, Pascoe*, Xi.
451, 492; xii. 83.

Ophthalmosaurus, Seeley, Xiii. 98.

Ophyra reducta, Walk.*, v. 160; ix.
22

— riparia, Dol., v. 160; ix. 22.
Opilus mollis, Linn., ix. 94.
Opisthobranchia, XVii. 26, 284.
Opisthoceelia, v. ftnote 219.
Opisthocomus, J7/., ii. 143.
Opisthopterus, G'i/, xiii. 111.
Oplophora, Hope * , Proe. i. 42.

— quadrituberculata, Curt.*, Proc. 1.
201.

— Sollii, Hope * , Proc. i. 43.

Oplopisa, A. Milne-Edw., xiv. 656.

— spinipes, A. Milne-Edw, xiv. 656.

Opomyza, Fallén, iv. 168.

— nigrifinis, Walk. * , iv. 168 ; ix. 29.

Opossum, Brain of, ii, 15; xiii. 189.

Oppelismilia, Dunc., xviii. 51,54, 195,
203.

Oppermann, A., Note on an American
Grasshopper (Caloptenus femurru-
brum, Harris), Proc. (1875-80) xiv.

Opsaridium, Peters, Xiv. ftnote 538.

Opsarius, M‘Clell., xiv. ftnote 538.

—- acanthopterus, M‘Cleil., xiv. ftnote
561.

— albulus, M‘Clell., xiv. ftnote 553.

— anisocheilus, M‘Clell., xiv. ftnote
5d1.

— bicirrhatus, M‘Clell., xiv. ftnote
551.

— brachialis,
551.

— cirrhatus, M‘Clell., xiv. ftnote 551.

— dualis, Jerdon, xiv. ftnote 551.

— fasciatus, M‘Clell., xiv. ftnote 551.

— gracilis, M‘Clell., xiv. finote 551.

— isocheilus, M‘Clell., xiv. ftnote 550.

— latipinnatus, M‘Clel/., xiv. ftnote
5ol.

— leucerus, M‘Clell., xiv. ftnote 553.

M‘Clell., xiv. ftnote

— maculatus, M‘Clell., xiv. ftnote
551.

— malabaricus, Jerdon, xiv. ftnote
bal.

— megastomus, M‘Clell., xiv. ftnote
bol.

— pholicephalus, M‘Clell., xiv. ftnote
553

— piscatorius, M‘Clell., xiv. ftnote
550.

Opsibotys flavidissimalis, Grote, XX.

Opsidota, Pascoe, ix. 134.

— albipilosa, Pascoe * , ix. 101, 134.

— infecta, Pascoe, ix. 102, 134.

Opsiphanes, Westw., xi. 438.

GENERAL INDEX.

Orang, xii. 159.

Orasema, Cam., xx. 29, 33.

— flavipes, Cam., xx. 29.

— stramineipes, Cam., xx. 29,

Orbana, Walk. * , vi. 190.

— pulchrilinea, Walk.* , vi. 190.

Orbicella crispata, Dana, xviii. 105.

Orbicelloida, xviii. 103, 104, 197.

Orbicula, Cuv., iv. 37.

Orbulina, D’Orb., ix. 148-157.

Orca, Wagl., xiii. 187.

Orcella, Gray, xiii. 43.

— brevirostris, Owen, parasites on’
(Cobbold), xiii. 35-46.

Orchesella, Templ., xvi. 544.

— cincta, Linn., Xvii. 272, 278.

Orchestes, Tschudi, x. 30.

Orcynia, Walk., xii. 374.

— calearata, Walk., xii. 374.

Oxeytts brachypterus, Cuv. & Val., XV.
ol

Ord, Dr. Christopher Knox, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1860-61) iv.

Ord, George, habits of Cistuda carolina,
Gray, Proce. i. 116.

Ord, Dr. Wm. Miller, elected Fellow,.
Proce. (1875-80) xv.

Oreas, elder, ix. 431.

— Ctesiphon, Felder, ix. 431.

— Marathon, Felder, ix. 431.

— marmorea, Leda, viii. 144.

Orectognathus, F’. Smith, ii. 72.

Oreda, White, xii. 36.

Oregonia, Dana, xiv. 637, 646.

— gracilis, Dana, xiv. 646.

— hirta, Dana, Xiv. 672.

Oregus, Putz., xi. 57.

Oreias, Sawv., Xiv. ftnote 539.

Oreina, Chevr., xi. 54, 74.

Oreinus, M‘Clell., xiv. 536, 540, 573,
579; xwvili. ftnote 317.

— guttatus, M‘Clell., xiv. ftnote 540.

— Hodgsonii, Giinther, xiv. ftnote
540.

— maculatus, Gunther,
540.

— maculatus,
540.

— petrophilus, M‘Clell., xiv. ftnote
540.

— plagiostomus, Heckel, xiv. 540.

— Richardsonii, Gray, xiv. 540.

— sinuatus, Heckel, xiv. 540.

Oreocharis Arfaki, Meyer, xvi. 436.

Oreophasis, Gray, li. 143.

Oreophorus, Rippell (T. Bell), Proc.
i. 484; xiii. 184.

— ean Riippell (TL. Bell), Proc.
ii. 434

— nodosus, T. Bell, Proc. ii. 434.

xiv. ftnote

M‘Clell., xiv. ftnote

GENERAL INDEX,

‘Oreophorus reticulatus, Adams § White
(T. Bell), Proc. ii. 484; xx,
111.

Oressinoma, Westw., x1. 436.

Orestia, Felder, ix. 432.

— Tapajona, Bates *, ix. 381, 432,

— vitula, Hewits., ix. 381, 432.

“Organ-fish, Lich., xv. 50.

Orgyia, Ochs., Abnormal Habits of some
Females of Genus (Stainton), Proc.
(1861-62) Ixvi; vi. 156-164.

Orgyia, Ochs., vi. 124, 156-164.
— ae LIinn., vi. 156, 157, 162,
64.

— aurolimbata, Gwen., vi. 164.
— australis, Walk., vi. 164.

— corsica, Boisd., vi. 164.

— dimidiata, Walk.*, wi. 125.

—dubia, Tuusch. vi. 162, 168,
164.

— Hrice, Germ., vi. 161, 162, 163,
164.

-— gonostigma, Linn., vi. 164.

— leucostigma, Abb. § Smith, vi.
164.

— nebulosa, Walk. *, vi. 125.

-— nigrocrocea, Walk. * , wi. 124.

— osseata, Walk.* , vi. 125.

— rupestris, Ramb., vi. 160, 164.

— splendida, Ramd., vi. 164.

— trigotephras, Boisd., vi. 160, 164.

— turbata, Butler * , xiii. 197.

— varia, Walk. * , vi. 125.

Oribata, Oken, xiv. 121.

— Ineasii, Nicolet, xiv. 121.

— triangularis, Murray, xiv. 121.

Oribates, Latr., Xv. 387.

Oribatide, xiv. 121; xv. 297, 299,
304, 307; xvii. 385; xx. 296.

—, remarkable nymphal stage of Tegeo-
cranus cepheiformis, Nic., a species
belonging to the family exhibited
and described (A. D. Michael),
Proc. (1883-86) 118.

Orichora, Pascoe * , x. 486; xii. 86.

— trivirgata, Pascoe*, =x. 486, 493;
xii. 86.

Oricopis, Pascoe, ix. 114.

— umbrosus, Pascoe, ix. 114.

Origin of Species, &¢. (G. Bentham),
Proe. (1862-63) xi-—xxix.

— — (Romares), xix. 337-411.

Orimba cataleaca, Herr.-Schiéff., ix.
456.

Oriolia, Geoffr., ii. 138, 139.

Oriolide, ii. 159; xiii. 318, 500.

Orioline, xvii. 424.

Oriolus auratus, Vieill., xvii. 424.

— aureus, Linu., ii. 159.

— galbula, Linn., xi. 508.

293

Oriolus melanotis, Mil?. MS., ii. 159.

— nigripennis, Verr., xvii. 424.

— striatus, Quoy Gaim., ii. 159;
Xili. 82, 318, 510; xiv. 687.

— viridissimus, Temm. MS., ii. 159.

— (Icterus) cristatus, Zemm., v. 52.

Ormerod, Miss EH. A., Observ. on the
Cutaneous Exudation of the Triton
cristatus, Laur., or Great Water-
Newt, Proc. (1871-72) lxxxii; xi,
493, 496.

Ornithocheiroidea, xiii. 94, 96.

Ornithocheirus, Seeley, tooth of (Seeley),
Proe. (1875-80) iv; xiii. 92-107.

Ornithodelphes, ii. 10, 24.

Ornithological Oongress in Vienna
proposed 1884, Proc. (1883-86)
4-9.

— Notes (Gunn), Proc. (1883-86) 72;
XVili. 328-331.

Ornithology of New Guinea (R. Bowd-
ler Sharpe), Proc. (1875-80) xvii,
xxii, xlii, xlv; Proc. (1880-82) 27,
28, 31; Proc. (1883-86) 10; xiii.
79-83, 305-321, 457, 458, 486-
505; xiv. 685-688 ; xvi. 317-319,
422-447 ; xvii. 405-408.

— of the Viti, Samoa, and Tonga Archi-.
pelagos, Hartlaub and Finsch’s,
mentioned (Bentham),-Proc. (1868-
69) xevii—xeviil.

Ornithomyia, Olfers., v. 254; vi. 17.

—batchianica, Walk.*, v. 300; vi.
17; vii. 222, 238 ; ix. 30.

— doreica, Walk. * , v. 254; ix. 30.

— exilis, Walk. *, v. 254; ix. 30.

— obscurata, Walk.*, v. 270; ix

— parva, Macq., iii. 127 ; ix. 30.

— plana, Walk.*, v. 254; ix. 30.

— simplex, Walk. *, v. 263; ix. 30.

Ornithoptera, Boisd., xi. 436.

—, Prehensorial Organs in Males of
(Gosse), Proc. (1880-82) 31. See
Trans., 2nd ser. Zool. vol. ii. 281-
295.

— Brookeana, Waillace*,
(Stevens), Proc. ii, 428.

— Oreesus, Wallace, xi. 287.

— flavicollis, Druce, xiii. 197.

— ruficollis, Butler * , xiii. 197.

Ornithorhynchus, Blwmenb. (Owen),
Proe. i. 27; ii. 5, 25-37; xii. 186,
187, 299; xiii. 189.

— in Queensland (Armit), Proc. (1875-
80) xxxvi; xiv. 411-413.

— paradoxus, Blumenbd., Skulls of, exhib.
(Prof. C. Stewart), Proc. (1888-90),
53.

exhibited

Ornithosauria, xii. 185.

294

Ornithosauria, Organization, &c., of
(Seeley), Proc. (1875-80) i; xiii.
84-107.

Oroba, Walk. * , vii. 81.

— surrigens, Walk. * , vii. 81.

Orochlesis, Pascoe * , xi. 194; xii. 94.

— annularis, Pascoe*, xi. 195, 218;
xii. 94.

— flesina, Pascoe*, xi. 195; xii. 94;

— maculosa, Pascoe * , xii. 40, 94.

— solea, Pascoe* , xi, 195; xii. 94.

Oroderes, Saund., ix. 122.

— humeralis, Saund., ix. 122.

Oroseris, Milne-Edw. § Haime, xvii.
302; XVili. 161, 163, 198, 203.

Orphanistes, Pascoe * , x. 454; xii. 94.

— eustictus, Pascoe*, x. 454, 498;
xii. 94.

Orphne, Lefebv., xi. 219, 222, 228, 233,
250, 252.

— impavida, Walk., xi. 252, 276.

— macrocera, Burm., Xi. 252, 276.

Orphnephila, Haliday, ix. 2-6.

Orsidis, Pascoe, XViii. ftnote 240.

— oppositus, Pascoe, xviii. ftnote 240.

— sobrius, Pascoe, xviii. ftnote 240.

Ortalides, Haliday, i. 1381; iii. 111,
131; iv. 147; v. 161, 247, 261,
268, 292, 301; vi. 12, 20, 22; vii.
219, 227, 237; viii. 118, 133.

Ortalis, Fallén, iv. 157; vi. 15; viii.

— equifera, Walk.*, vi. 15; ix. 27.
—complens, Walk.*, iii. 118; ix.

— concisivitta, Walk.*, vi. 16; ix.

— contigua, Walk.* , vi. 123; 1x. 27.

— decatomoides, Walk. * ,iv. 157; ix.
27.

— flaviscutellata, Dol., v. 168.

—leucomera, Walk.*, vii. 219; ix.

27.
— obliqua, Walk.*, v. 296; ix. 27.
— prompta, Walk. *, iii. 118; ix. 27.
— punetifascia, Walk.*, vi. 15; ix.
27

— regularis, Do/., v. 168.

— semivitta, Walk. *, vi. 124; ix. 27.

— tarsalis, Walk. *, v. 296; ix. 27.

— trifasciata, Dol., v. 168.

— vacillans, Walk. *, iv. 157; ix. 27.

Orthagoriscus mola, Penn., Xii. 108.

Orthalicus Bensoni, Reeve, xx. 399.

— MacAndrewi, Sow. *, xx. 398, 400.

Orthetrum, Newm., Xvi. 178, 179.

— chrysostigma, Burm., Xvi. 155, 177.

Orthodonta, xv. 245, 244.

Orthogoriseus mola, Schneider, v. 25,
29.

GENERAL INDEX.

Orthonectide, Proc. (1882-83) 36.

Orthoneura basalis, Walk.*, iii. 9773:
ix. 17.

Orthoptera, i. 187; xi. 48, 78, 99, 100;.
Xili. 378; xvii. 4; xx. 530.

—., air-sacs in (Newport), Proc. i. 3853.

_, devlp of (Murray), vii. 97-
105.

—; genera of (Kirby), Proc. (1883-86)

Orthopterous Insects, early stages of
development of (A. Murray), Proc.
(1862-63) ii; vii. 97-105.

Orthopterus, Westw., Proc. i. 118; ii.
55.

— concolor, Westw.* , Proc. ii. 55.

— La Pertei, Westw. * , Proc. ii. 55.

— Smithii, Macl., Proe. i. 113.

Orthorhinus, Schonh., xi. 175, 454.

— arrogans, Pascoe * , xii. 23, 86.

— palmaris, Pascoe * , x. 23, 77, 86.

Orthosia sinens, Walk., vi. 187.

Orthoside, iii. 197; vi. 187.

Orthostoma, Conrad, xvii. 285.

Orthostoma, Hhrenb., xvii. 285.

Orthostoma, Serville, XVii. 285.

Orthotznia septentrionana, Curt., Xiv..
116.

Orthotrichia atra, Haton, xvi. 162.

Ortygometra nigra, Heugl., Xvii.
441.

Orychodes insignis, Lewis * , xvii. 301,
302.

— lineolatus, Kirsch, xvii. 301.

— pictus, Pascoe, xvii. 301.

Orycteropus, Geoffr., i. 6, 28,25; xii.
179; xiii. 188.

— capensis, Gmel., myology of (J. C.
Galton), Proc. (1867-68) exxiv. See
Trans. vol. xxvi. 567-608.

Oryctes, J/., Xi. 85, 88.

Oryctomorphus _ pictus
Curt. * , Proce. i. 197.

Orygma, Meig., viii. 118.

Oryssus, Fabr., vii. 124; xi. 411. ‘

—maculipennis, Ff. Smith*, iii. 177;
v. 137; vii. 145; xi. 411.

Osborn, Dr. Saml., elected Fellow, Proc..
1. 290; obituary (1868-69) ex.

Osborn, Wm., elected Fellow, Proe. i.
162; obituary (1871-72) lxxiy.

Osborn, W. D’Arcy Godolphin, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1883-86) 1213.
obituary, Proc. (1887-88) 16.

Osca, Wath. * , Vii. 73.

— guttulosa, Walk. * , vii. 73.

Oscar II., H.M., King of Sweden and.
Norway, elected Hon. Memb.,.
Proc. (1887-88) 24.

Oscines, XVii. 422; xx. 309-318.

(Waterh.),

GENERAL INDEX.

Oscinides, iii. 125; iv. 167; v. 247,
299; wiii. 128.

Oscinis, Fabr., iv. 167.

— femorata, Walk.* ,
28).

—lineiplena, Walk.*, ili. 125; ix.

iv. 167; ix.

— noctilux, Walk.*, iii. 126; ix. 29.

Osmerus Eperlanus, Cuv., v. 43.

— hebridicus, Yarrell, xv. 78, 82.

Osmia, Panz., vil. 114; xi. 79; xvii.
372, 383.

— xnea, Panz., vii. 114.

—hicornis, Latr., Monodontomerus,
Westw., parasitic on (F. Smith),
Proe. ii. 29-80.

Osmoderma eremita, Linn., Xvii. 371.

Osmylus, Zatr., ix. 263, 265.

— chrysops, Fabr., ix. 265.

— conspersus. Walk., ix. 268.

— longicornis, Walk., ix. 268.

— longipennis, Walk., ix. 268.

— maculatus, Fabr., ix. 265.

— strigatus, Burm., ix. 266.

— tuberculatus, Walk., ix. 268.

Osorius, Latr., x1. 61.

Osphromenus, Lacép., xiii. 141, 153,
205 ; Xiv. 562, 572, 574, 578; xv.
35; XVili. 312.

— nobilis, M‘Clell., xiti. 153.

— olfax, Commerson, XV. 33.

Ospreys, Xili, 1, 2.

Osseteris, Pascoe *, Xi. 479, 480, 481 ;
xii. 92.

— scutellaris, Pascoe*, xi. 480, 491;
xii. 92.

Ossicula audittis, Mammalian (Doran),
xiii. 185-189.

Ostama, Walk. * , i. 151.

— juncta, Walk.* ,i. 151, 175.

Ostedes, Pascoe, XViii. 253.

Osteobrama, Giimther, Xiv.
538.

— cotis, Giinther, Xiv. ftnote 550.

—rapax, Gimther, xii. 575; xiv.
ftnote 550.

Osteochilus, Giinther, xiv. 537, 543,
575, 579.

— cephalus, Cuv. § Val., Xiv. 543.

— chalybeatus, Cuv. g& Val., xiv. 548.

— malabaricus, Day * , xi. 527.

— Neilli, Day, xiv. 543.

Osteoglossidx, XViii. 316.

Ostra, Pascoe * , xix. 319, 329.

— nodulosa, Pascoe * , xix. 319, 329.

Ostracion quadricornis, Jinn., Xv.
316.

Ostracoda, Latr., Xviii. 333; xix.
293, 297, 298, ftnote 300, 302, 317;
xxx, 475, 506.

ftnote

295

Ostracoda, recent British, Monograph of
(Brady), Proc. (1865-66). See
Trans, vol. xxvi. 853-497.

Ostrea, Linn., iv. 44, 56, 58.

— edule, Linn., iv. 58.

— edulis, Linn., xii. 293; xvi. 485.

— ephippiun, Linn., iv. 58.

— fasciata, Linn., iv. 58.

— flavicans, Linn., iv. 57.

— folium, Linn., iv. 58.

— gibba, Linn., iv. 57.

— glabra, Linn., iv. 57.

— hirundo, Linn., iv. 58.

— isognomon, Linn., iv. 58.

— Jacobeea, Linn., iv. 57.

— lima, Linn., iv. 58.

— malleus, Linn., iv. 58.

— margaritiferus, Linn., iv. 58.

— maxima, Jinn., iv. 57.

— minuta, Linn., iv. 57.

—nodosa, Linn., iv. 57.

— obliterata, Linn., iv. 57.

— opercularis, Linn., iv. 57.

— pallium, Linn., iv. 57.

— pellucens, Linn., iv. 57.

— perna, Linn., iv. 58.

— pes-felis, Linn., iv. 57.

— placenta, Linn., iv. 58.

— pleuronectes, Linn., iv. 57.

— plica, Linn., iv. 57.

— pusio, Linn., iv. 57.

— radula, Linn., iv. 57.

— sanguinea, Linn., iv. 57.

— semiauritum, Linn., iv. 58.

— striatula, Linn., iv. 57.

— varia, Linn., iv. 57.

— ziczac, Linn., iv. 57.

Ostrich, Proc. (1867-68) lxxxix; xii.
158, 162; xiii. 107, 180, 190;
xix. 263.

—,new Entozoon from (Strongylus
Douglasii, Cobb.) (Cobbold), Proce.
(1880-82) 23 ; xvi. 184-188.

Otaria, Gray, Kix. 22-25.

— Gillespii, McBain, xix. 22-23.

—ursina, Nilsson, stuffed specimen
exhibited (Clarke), Proc. (1875-
80) xxviii.

Othippia, Pascoe* , xii. 49, 54, 55.

— distigma, Pascoe * , xii. 50, 97.

— funebris, Pascoe * , xii. 50, 97.

— jubata, Pascoe * , xii. 50, 97.

— eects Pascoe*, xii. 51, 78,

— proletaria, Pascoe * , xii. 50, 97.
Othonica, Bell, xiv. 665.

— aculeata, Gibbes, xiv. 673.

— sexdentata, Bell, xiv. 665.
Othontinz, Xiv. 639, 665.
Othonine, Xiv. 639, 665.

296

Otidiphaps cervicalis, Ramsay, XVi.
447. ;

Otidocephaline, x. 436.

Otiocerus, Kirby, Proc. i, 82, 84.

Otiorhynchide, xi. 85.

Otiorhynchinz, x. 436-438, 467, 468;
xi. 159-162, 443-445; xii. 80;
xix. 319.

Otiorhynchus, Germ., i. 104; xi. 52,
59, 444.

Otis tarda, Linn., v. 9.

—, habits and structure of (Yarrell),
Proe. ii. 207-209.

Otocoris, Gray, XX. 309, 310, 316, 317.

— alpestris, Linn., Xx. 312, 314.

Otogyps auricularis, Daud., xiii. 12.

— calyus, Scop., Xili. 7, 13, 26.

Otolicnus, Z7/., ii. 35.

Otolites of Fish, on the (E. T. Higgins),
Proce. (1865-66) ix; ix. 157-166.

Otolithus brunneus, Day * , xi, 524.

—macrophthalmus, Bleeker, iii.
145.

Otter, x. 371, 372; xix. 20.

—, remains of, exhib. (Galloway), Proc.
(1882-83) 8.

Ottistira, Pascoe * , xi. 440; xii. 79.

— bicornis, Pascoe*, xi. 441; xii.
TD:

— bispinosa, Pascoe*, xi. 440, 491;
xii. 79.

— gibbosa, Pascoe*, xi, 442, 491;
xii. 79.

— leucogenys, Pascoe*, xi. 442; xii.
79.

— naso, Pascoe* , xi. 442; xii. 79.

—ocularis, Pascoe*, xi. 441, 491;
xii. 79.

— is Pascoe * , xi. 441; xii.

9).

— pulchella, Pascoe*, xi. 441; xii.
ao:

— punctata, Pascoe*, xi. 442; xii.

9.

Otycyon megalotis, Desm., Kix. 3.

Oudenodon, Bain, xvi. ftnote 134.

Oulophyllia, Milne-Edw. g§ Haime,
XViili. 94, 204.

Ovalastrea, d’Orb., xviii. 99, 100,
204.

Ovipara, ii. 18.

Ovis, Linn., ii. 29; xiii. 188.

— aries, Linn., xvi. 485.

—ophion, Blyth, skulls and skins of,
exhib. (Lord Lilford), Proc. (1875-
80) Ixi

Ovula, Brug., vi. 41; xvii. 325.

— earnea, Lam., Vii. 95.

— emarginata, Sow., vil. 96.

— gibbosa, Lam., Vii. 96.

GENERAL INDEX.

Ovula intermedia, Sow., vii. 96.

— lactea, Lam., vii. 95.

— punctata, Duclos, vii. 95.

— volva, Linn., vii. 96.

Ovulum, Sow., xx. 397.

— acuminatum, Sow., vii. 96.

— breve, Sow-, vii. 95-

— bulla, Sow., vii. 95.

— bullulatum, Sow., vii. 95.

— carneum, Sow., vii. 95.

— concinnum, Sow., vii. 95.

— dentatum, Sow., vii. 95.

— dorsuosum, Hinds, vii. 96.

— formosum, Sow., vii. 96.

— lacteum, Lam., vii. 95.

— obtusum, Sow., vii. 96.

— Philippinarum, Sow., xx. 397.

— punctatum, Duclos, vii. 95.

— pyriforme, Sow., vii. 95.

— recurvum, Sow., vii. 96.

— striatulum, Sow., vii. 95.

— subreflexum, Sow., vii. 96.

— umbilicatum, Sow., vii. 95.

— volva, Linn., vii. 96.

— (Birostra) Haynesi,
397, 400. ;

Owen, Sir Richard,
March 1, 1836.

—, death announced, Proc. (1892-93)
5

Sow.*, XX.

elected Fellow ©

—, obituary, Proc. (1892-93) 23.

—., portraits of, Proc. (1888-90) 44.

—, presentation of Linnean Medal to,
Proc. (1887-88) 80-83.

—, resolution of regret, Proc. (1892-
93) 5.

—, Conario-hypophysial Tract, or the
so-called ‘ Pinal” and ‘“ Pituitary
Glands,” On the Homology of
the, Proc. (1880-82) 23; xvi. -
131-149.

—, Euplectella (E. cucumer, Owen *),
Description of a new species of,
Proc. (1856-57) v. See Trans.
vol. xxii. 117-224.

—, Hypsiprymnodon, Ramsay. On a
Genus indicative of a distinct
Family (Pleopodid), the Dipro-
todont Section of the Marsupialia,
Proe. (1875-80) xxvi. See Trans.,
2nd ser. Zool. vol. i. 573-582.

—, King Crab (Limulus polyphemus,
LIatr.), on the Anatomy of the
American, Proc. (1871-72) xxix,
xxx, See Trans. vol. xxviti. 459-
506.

—, Lepidosiren (I. annectens, Owen)
from the Gambia, On a new,
Proc. i. 27-32. See Trans.
vol. xviii. 327-362.

GENERAL INDEX,

Owen, Sir Richard, Mammalia, On
the Characters, Principles of Di-
vision, and Primary Groups of the
Class, Proc. (1856-57) v, vi; ii.
1-37.

—, Pearly Nautilus, exhib., Proc. i.
155.

—, Vertebrates and Invertebrates, On
Cerebral Homologies in, Proc.
(1882-83) 3, 27; xvii. 1-13.

Owen, Dr. Robt. Briscoe, death an-
nounced, Proce. (1883-86) 13.

Owen, Capt. Saml. Richard John,
elected Fellow, Proc. (1864-65)
Vii.

Owen, Major Saml. R. J., On the
Surface-F'aunaofMid-Ocean. No. 1,
Polycystina and allied Rhizopods,
Proe. (1864-65) vi; viii. 202-205.

—,—, No. 2, Foraminifera, Proce. (1865-
66) Ixxxviii; ix. 147-157.

Owls, xiii. 1, 2, 106, 328, 330.

Oxybelus, Latr., xi. 368.

— agilis, F. Smith, iii. 18; xi. 368.

— ruficornis, #’. Smith, xi. 369.

— sabulosus, . Smith, xi. 369.

— tridentatus, F. Smith, xi. 369.

Oxyeara, Sol., Xi. 13.

Oxycephala, Macg., vi. 22; ix. 6.

—alienata, Walk.*, vi. 22; ix. 24.

Oxycera, Meigen, iv. 96, 102; ix. 3.

— manens, Walk.*, iv. 96; ix. 9.

Oxycorynine, X. 436, 442; xii. 86.

Oxycorynus, Chevr., X. 343.

Oxyethira costalis, Curt., xvi. 162.

—, sp., McLachl., xvi. 154, 162.

Oxygaster, v. Hass., xiv. ftnote 538.

Oxygyrus, Benson, v. 205; xv. 162,
163.

Oxylemus, Hrichs., xix. 74.

Oxylophus afer, Heug/., xvii. 433.

— glandarius, Linn., xvii. 482.

Oxymagis, Pascoe * , ix. 101, 133.

— Grayii, Pascoe *, ix. 101, 133, 142.

Oxyomus, Hschsch., xi. 85.

Oxyophthalmous, Hochh., x. 436.

Oxyopisthen, Zhoms., xix. 336.

Oxyops, Schénh., x. 463, 477.

— arciferus, Pascoe * , x. 481; xii. 84.

— arctatus, Pascoe * , x. 482; xii. 84.

— aulicus, Pascoe * , x. 479; xii. 84.

— bilunaris, Pascoe * , x. 480; xii. 84.

— concretus, Pascoe*, K. 479; xii.
84.

— crassirostris, Pascoe* , x. 480; xii.

— gemellus, Pascoe * , x. 481; xii. 84.
— Hopei, Bok., x. 479.
—irrasus, Pascoe*,

84.

x. 480; xii,

297

Oxyops marginalis, Puscoe *, x. 481;
Xii. 84.

— squamicollis, Jekel, MS.*, x. 479.

— subfasciatus, Jekel, x. 478.

— vitiosus, Pascoe * , x. 481; xii. 84.

Oxypleura canescens, Walk. * , x. 83.

Oxypora, Sav. Kent, xviii. 204.

Oxyporus, Fabr., xi. 71.

Oxyrhamphus, Gd, ii. 148.

Oxyrhyncha, xiv. 314, 668; xx. 109.

—, Classification of (Miers), xiv. 634-

lf

Oxyrhynchine, x. 437.

Oxysmilia, Duch., XVili. 55. 204.

Oxystomata, Proc. ii. 428; xiii. 184;
aN, 314, 635, 636, 667, 669 ; xx.

11.

Oxystomatous Brachyura, xiv. 313.

—- Calappa, xiv. 313.

— Crustacea, Notes on (Miers), Proc.
(1875-80) xi; xiii. 107-108. See
Trans, Znd ser. Zool. vol. i. 235--
249,

Oxytelus alutaceifrons, Wollast., xiv.

Oxyurides, xix. 290.

Oxyuris curvula, Rud., xix. 176.

— obesa, Dies., xix. 176.

— vermicularis, Vili. 142; ix. 212.

Oysters, Pearl, from young to old stages,
shown (Day), Proc. (1883-86) 78.

Ozius, Desm., Xiv. 641.

Ozoctenes, see Ozoctenus.

Ozoctenus, Pascoe * , Xi. 174; xii. 86.

— jubatus, Pascoe*, xi. 175, 218;
Xii. 86.

Ozopherus, Pascoe * , xi. 473; xii. 91.

—muricatus, Pascoe*, xi. 474, 491;

xii. 91.
JEG
Pachnephorus Bretinghami, Baly* ,
xiv. 256.

— lewisi, Baly* , xiv. 257.

— porosa, Baly * , xiv. 257.

— torridus, Baly * , xiv. 256.

Pachycare flavogrisea, Meyer,
436.

Pachycephala albifacies, Dol., v. 168.

— dubia, Ramsay, xvi. 436.

— griseiceps, Gray, Xili. 317.

— hyperythra, Salvad., Xvi. 4386.

—leucogastra, Salvad. g§ D’ Albert.,
Xiv. 631.

— lugubris, Wiiller, MS., ii. 161.

— Mohnikei, Dol., vw. 168.

— soror, Sclater, xvi. 436.

— virescens, Zemm., MS., ii. 161.

Pachycephaline, Vii. 423.

XVi.

298

Pachycephalopsis hattamensis, Meyer,
Xvi. 436.

— poliosoma, Sharpe * , xvi. 318, 435.

Pachycerus, Schonh. * , xi. 88.

Pachycondyla, F. Smith, viii. 71; xi.
524.

— melancholica, F. Smith * , viii. 71 ;
xi, 524.

Pachycoris, Burm., xi. 81.

Pachydermata, xii. 158, 159, 186.

—, Copulation of, Proc. (1887-88) 4.

Pachydermata ordinaria, ii. 30.

Pachydia, Gwen., ix. 184.

Pachydissus, Newm., ix. 132.

— sericus, NVewm., ix. 132.

— (Mallambyx) japonicus, Bates, xviii.
209.

Pachyenatha, Sund., x. 387.

Pachygrapsus Geddesi, Miers * , xv. 86.

— socius, Stimps., Xv. 86.

— transversus, Gibbes, xv. 86; XX.
110, 118.

Pachygyra, Milne-Edw. § Haime, Xviil.
85, 87, 196

Pachylanguria, Crotch, xviii. 348.

Pachylon, Sharp * , xix. ftnote 79,

— Gorhami, Sharp * , xix. ftnote 79.

_Pachymenes, Sauss., vi. 58; Xi. 374.

© Pachymerus, Gray, xi. 81.

~— elegans, Ff. Smith*, v. 131; vii.

137 ; xi. 58, 374.

— viridis, Ff. Smith * , ii1.163; v. 181;
vii. 137; xi. 374.

Pachyonyx araneosus, Pascoe*, Xii.

4, 92.

Pachypoma, Gray, xiv. 714.

Pachypora, Lindstr., xiii. 361, 362.

— Fischeri, Billings, xiii. 362, 370.

— frondosa, Nich., xiii. 362, 370.

— lamellicornis, Lindstr., xiii.
362, 370.

Pachyprora orientalis, Hewgl., X vii. 425.

Pachypsammia, Verrill, xviii. 177,
IAs), TS).

Pachypterus melanurus, Swains., Xiii.
347.

361,

— punctatus, Swains., Xi1ii. 350.

— trifasciatus, Swains., Xiii. 347.

Pachyrhamphus crassirostris, Goldf.,
Xili. 92, 96.

Pachyrhina, Macqg., v. 231; viii. 106,
181; ix. 2-6.

— colorata, Walk. * , viii. 131; ix. 8.

— tenuis, Walk.* , viii. 106; ix. 8.

— tripartita, Walk.*, v. 231; ix. 8.

Pachyrhynchus, Germ., 1. 59, 155, 157.

— Argus, Pascoe* , xi. 154, 217; xii.
79.

— cingulatus, Pascoe*, xi, 155; xii.
80.

GENERAL INDEX,

Pachyrhynchus congestus, Pascoe * , Xi.
155 ; xii. 80.

— inclytus, Pascoe * , xi. 155 ; xii. 80.

— morotaiensis, Vollenh., xi. 155.

— pinorum, Pascoe * , xi. 156; xii. 80.

Pachyseris, Milne-Hdw.§-Haime, Xvii-
303, 309-318, 317, 318; xviii.
161, 162, 198.

— affinis, Dunc., xvii. 310.

— exarata, Dunc., Xvii. 310.

— levicollis, Dana, xvii. 310.

— rugosa, Lamk., Xvii. 310.

— speciosa, Dana, xvii. 310, 311, 319.

— Valenciennesi, Milne-Edw. & Haime,
Xvii. 310, 311.

Pachysoma, MacLeay, xi. 43, 44.

Pachystomus, Heckel, xiv. ftnote 538.

Pachystroma, Nich. §& Murie*, xiv.
214, 217, 223, 229, 240, 245.

— antiqua, Nich. § Murie* , xiv. 223,
224, 245,

— densa, Nich., Xiv. 223, 245.

Pachyta, Serv., xviii. 206.

— erebia, Bates * , xviii. 206, 212.

— quadrimaculata, Linn., xviii. 212.

Pachytes, Montr., xi. 87.

Pachythone, Bates * , ix. 389, 441.

— distigma, Bates * , ix. 390, 441.

— erebia, Bates * , ix. 390, 441.

— lateritia, Bates * , ix. 390, 441.

— mimula, Bates* , ix. 391, 441.

— xanthe, Bates * , ix. 391, 441.

Pachyura, Hope, x. 474.

Pachyzancla detritalis, Guen., XX. 531,.
546.

Packe, Charles, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1869-79) xxxvi.

Packman, John Daniel Vittoria, elected
Fellow, Proc. i. 228.

Pactolus, Leach, xiv. 648.

Padat, Burmese lizard, x. 35.

Padollus, Montf., xv. 165.

Pederus, Fadr., xi. 61.

Peocephalus, S¢rick/., ii. 138.

Peepalophorus, Jekel, xii. 85.

Pzpalosomus dealbatus, Boisd., xi. 168,
183; xii. 85.

— zonatus, Pascoe * , Xi. 168; xii. 85.

Paget, Sir Jas. elected Hellow, Proc.
(1871-72), xxx.

Pagophila, Kaup, xiv. 400, 406.

— eburnea, Phipps, xiv. 400.

Paguridx, xXiv. 312; xx. 112.

Pagurus, Fabr., Proc. (1875-80) lv;
xvii. 107, 108; xviii. 269.

— Bernhardus, Linn., vi. 166; xvii.
94-96, 100; xx. 45.

— maculatus, Catesby, XX. 512.

— Prideauxii, Leach, xvii. 95, 96, 100;
xx. 45.

’ GENERAL INDEX.

Pagurus Thompsoni, 7. Bell, xx. 45.

Paipelosomus dealbatus, Boisd., x. 459.

mere de siete colores (Tanager), ix.

64.

Palzacis, Haime, Xiv. 2382, 233; XViii.
184, 185, 199.

Paleastreoida, xviii. 74, 196.

Palzemon, Fabr., xiii. 507.

— cearcinus, Fabr., xx. 112.

— serratus, Penn., XVii. 95.

qe nenides, xiii. 506, 507 ; xx. 112,
518.

Palzobius, read Pelobius, Schonh., xi.

71.

Palxocyclus, Milne-Edw. § Haime,
xvii. 138.

Palzolithic Instruments exhib. (Evans),
Proc. (1883-86), 77.

Palxopora, M‘Coy, xiv. 190.

Palzornis, Vig., il. 140; iv. 173.

— torquata, Bodd., xvii. 429.

Palosauria, xiii. 106.

Paleoseris, Dunc., Xviii. 147, 148, 198,
203.

Palzotherium, Cwv., 1i. 28.

Palamedea, Zinn., ii. 143.

— cornuta, Linn., v. 52.

Paleonotus, Schmarda, x. 243 244.

— chrysolepis, Schmarda, x. 245, 246.

Palimna, Pascoe, XViil. 241.

Palinurichthys perciformis,
xv. 310.

Palinuride, xx. 112.

Palinurus, Fabr., xx. 516.

—Stridulating organs of, shown
(Stewart), Proc. (1883-86) 122.

— ornatus, Mabr., xx. 122, 516.

— perciformis, De Kay, xv. 310.

Palla, Hiibner, xi. 434.

Pallas’ Sand-Grouse, Anatomy of (Sim),
Proe. (1888-90) 69.

— — (Syrrhaptes paradoxus, Pallas),
parasite on, shown (Hewitson),
Proce. (1888-90) 52.

Palloptera, Fallén, iv. 160.

— detracta, Walk. *, iv. 160; ix. 44.

Pallopus, read Ptilopus Lewisii,
Ramsay, exhib., Proc. (1883-86) 3.

— Richardsii, Ramsay, exhib., ‘Proce.
(1883-86) 3.

Pallura, Walk. * , iii. 127.

— invaria, Walk. *, iii. 127; ix. 30.

Palmipes membranaceus, Petz., xx. 45.

Palmyra, Savigny, ix. 37; *. 243-245.

— aurifera, Savigny, ix. 37 ; x. 245.

— debilis, Grube, ix, 37; %. 244, 246.

—elongata, Grube, ix. 37; x. 245,

6

Mitchill,

Palmyracea, ix. 37; x. 243.
Palmyrea, x. 243.

299

Palmyride, ix. 37; x. 243.

Palolo, Gray, genus of Annelida thus
called by the Samoans (J. D.
M’Donald), Proc. (1857-58) v. See
Trans. vol. xxii. 237-240.

— viridis, Gray, Remarks on the
structure and habits of (Powell),
Proc. (1880-82) 27; xvi. 393-
396.

Palpares, Ramb., ix. 236-243, 273 ; Xi.
ftnote 229.

— brachypterus, McLachi.* , ix. 275.

— caffer, Burm., ix. 275,

— cephalotes, Ramb., ix. 275.

— cephalotes, Klug, ix. 274, 275.

— contrarius, Walk., ix. 237, 274.

— damarensis, Mc Lachl. * , ix. 241, 242.

— faleatus, MeLachl. * , ix. 236.

— flavo-fasciatus, McLachl, * , ix. 242.

— fulvus, McLachl.* , ix. 237.

— gigas, Dalm., ix. 237, 274.

— heematogaster, Gerst., ix. 243, 274.

—hispanus, Hagen, ix. 275; xvi.
155, 170.

— immensus, McLachl. * , ix. 239.

— inclemens, Walk., ix. 275.

— incommodus, Walk., ix. 275.

— infimus, Walk., 1x. 275.

— libelluloides, Linn., ix. 275.

— manicatus, Ramb., ix. 275.

— mestus, Hagen, ix, 237.

— pardus, Ramb., ix. 275.

— patiens, Walk., ix. 275.

— sollicitus, Walk., ix. 275.

— sparsus, McLachi.* , ix. 240.

— speciosus, Linn., ix. 275.

— spectrum, Rambd., ix. 243.

— tigris, Dalm., ix. 278.

Palpicornia, xx. 549.

Palpopleura marginata, Fabr., Xvi.
155, 176.

Palthis, Hiibner, ix. 183.

Paludina, Lam., iv. 41; xii. 293;
Xv. 263; xvi. 255,

—achatina, Studer, Proc. ii. 107, 122 ;
We Wie

— affinis, von Martens, xvi. 264.

— australis, Reeve, xvi. 264.

— buccinoides, Quoy & Gaim., Xvi.
269.

— eranum, Menke, xvi. 268.

— impura, Brard, v. 13, 17, 29.

— polita, von Martens, xvi. 263.

— Preissii, Philippi, xvi. 269.

— purpurea, von Martens, xvi. 264.

— sublineata, Conrad, Xvi. 263.

— vivipara, Linn., v. 30, 34.

Paludinella, Pfeiffer, xvi. 255, 268.

— Gilesi, Angas, Xvi. 268.

Paludinide, xv. 244.

300

Palyade, iii. 194; xvii. 195.

Pamboo narai (Tamil name for Grey
Heron), Vili. 98.

— Thalai near Cakai (Tamil name for
Cormorant), Vili. 99.

Pamborus, Latr., Xi. 39, 52.

Pamera bilobata, Say, xiv. 484.

— pagana, White * , xiv. 482, 484.

Pamexis, Hagen, ix. 274, 275.

— conspureatus, Burm., ix. 275, 281.

Pammelus perciformis, Mitchill, xv.
310, 317.

Pampa, Walk., xii. 360, 407.

—aliena, Walk., xii. 369.

— eryptoleuca, Walk., xii. 370.

— dolosa, Walk., x11. 410.

— fumipennis, Walk., xii. 412, 413.

— imperialis, Walk., xii. 426.

— invaria, Walk., xii. 360.

— mystica, Walk., xii. 360.

— opponens, Walk., xii. 409.

— postica, Walk., xii. 369.

— tenebrosa, Wailk., Xii. 369.

Pamphexa, Pascoe * , xix. 319, 322.

— deficiens, Pascoe * , xix. 319, 322.

Pamphila, Fabr., 1x. 58.

— columbia, Scudder, xvi. 473.

— comma, Linn., Xvi. 473.

— mesa, Moore, xiii. 197.

— mesoides, Butler * , xiii, 197.

— melane, Hdw., Xvi. 473.

—napa, W. H. Edw., xvi. 473.

—nemorum, Boisd., xvi. 473.

— sylvanoides, Boisd., xvi. 473.

—sylvanus, Fubr., ix. 58; Xvi.
473.

— Syrichtus, Fabr., Xvi. 473.

Pamplin, W., exhibits Argyroneta

aquatica, Linn., Proe. (1855-56),
iil.

Panacra, Walk., vi. 84.

— scapularis, Boisd., MS. vi. 84.

Panara, Westw., 1x. 425.

— Barsacus, Doubl., Westw., § Hewits.,
ix. 425.

— Tarbas, Drury, ix. 425.

— perditus, Fabr., ix. 425.

— Phereclus, Linn., ix. 425.

Panchax, Cuv. § Val., xiv. ftnote 535.

— Buchanani, Cw. § Val., xiv. ftnote
536.

— cyanophthalmus, Blyth, xiv. ftnote
538.

— Kauhlii, Cuv. § Val., xiv. ftnote 536.

— melanopterus, Bleeker, xiv. ftnote
536.

Panda, brain of, xix. 12.

Pandalus, Leach, xx. 465.

— annulicornis, Leach, xvii. 95, 96,
98; xx. 45, 456.

GENERAL INDEX.

Pandalus borealis, Kroyer, xv. 63.

— brevirostris, Rathke, xx. 456.

Pandemos, Westw. ¢ Hewits., ix. 381,
456.

-— Arcas, Cramer, ix. 456.

— Areuta, Doubl., Westw., § Hewits.,
ix. 434.

— Lagis, Miibner, ix. 220.

— Lagus, Westw.; ix. 220, 456.

— Pasiphaé, Cramer, ix. 456.

Pandion leucocephalus, Gould, xiii.
309,

Pandora rostrata, Lam., v. 172.

Pandoride, v. 172.

Pangasius, Cuv. & Val., Kili. 342;
xiv. 562, 578.

— Buchanani, Cuv. §& Val., xiii. 347.

— gogra, Jerdon, xii. 569.

Pangio, Blyth, xiv. ftnote 539.

Pangolins, li. 5,

Pangonia, Latr., viii. 108; ix. 3-6.

— es Walk. *, viii. 108; ix.
1

Pangshura, Gray, Xii. 437.

— flaviventris, Gray, xii. 436.

— Smithii, Gray, xii. 436.

— sylhetensis, Jerdon, xii. 436.

— tecta, Gray, Xil. 436.

—tentoria, Giinther, xii. 486.

Panigena, Pascoe * , xii. 52, 54, 56, 97.

— chalybea, Pascoe * , xii. 53, 97.

— cyanoptera, Pascoe * , xii. 53, 97.

— pedestris, Pascoe * , xii. 53, 97.

— violacea, Pascoe* , xii. 53, 97.

Paniscus, Grav., Proc. ii. 24, 57, 70;
xi. 406.

— lineatus, Brudlé, xi. 406.

— nigriventris, Brullé, xi. 406.

— virgatus, Mourc., Proc. ii. 35, 36.

Panopxa Aldrovandi, Lam., Proc. i.
160.

Panopea plicata, Mont., xiv. 421,
423.

— —, var.
421.

Panopeus, Hdw., xv. 86.

Panopides, Pascoe * , xi. 199, 200; xii.
95.

carinata, Brocchi, Xiv.

—anticus, Pascoe * , xi. 201, 218; xii.
95

Panorpa, Linn., ix. 256.

— japonica, Thunb., ix. 256, 257.

— Klugii, McLachi. * , ix. 256.

— leucoptera, Uhler, ix. 258.

— macrogaster, McLachl. * , ix. 257.

— yariabilis, Bremi, ix. 258.

Panorpide, ix. 231, 256, 259.

Pantala flavescens, Fabr., xx. 53l,
537. fp

Pantana ampla, Walh., tii. 187.

GENERAL INDEX.

Pantana bicolor, Walk., iii. 187, 197;
xiii. 197.

— dispar, Walk., iii. 187.

Panthalis, Kind., ix. 32.

— gracilis, Kinbd., ix. 32.

— Oerstedi, Kinb., ix. 32.

Pantoreites, Pascoe * , x. 462; xii. 84.

—scenicus, Pascoe*, x. 463; Xi.
452; xii. 84.

— virgatus, Pascoe*, x. 463, 493;
xii. 84.

— vittatus, Pascoe * , xi. 451; xii. 84.

Pantoteline, x. 437.

Panulirus, Gray, XxX. 506.

—- echinatus, S. L. Smith, xx. 516.

-—— inermis, Pocock * , Xx. 516.

— ornatus, Fabr., xx. 516.

Papa-iura or Patriarch Bird, ix. 364.

Paphia, Westw., X. 499.

Paphora, Pascoe * , ix. 102, 134.

— modesta, Pascoe*, ix. 102, 134,
142.

Papilio, Linn., vi. 74; ix.50; =. 496,
497, 499; xi. 433, 4389; xvi.
468.

—, prehensorial organs in Males of
(Gosse), Proc. (1880-82) 31. See
Trans., 2nd ser. Zool. vol. ii.
265-345.

—, species from Central India, Proc.
i. 131.

—-, sp., resembling Huplea, Proe. ii. 288.

— aceris, Hsper, ix. 55.

— Achates, Cramer, Xiii. 197.

— Adippe, Linn., ix. 53.

— Aegon, Fabr., ix. 459.

— Albanus, Boisd., xvi. 472.

— Amyntas, Wiener, ix. 57.

— Antiopa, Linn., xvi. 468.

— Archimedes, Fabr., ix. 458.

— Archippus, Fabr., Xvi. 463.

— Archytas, Stoll, ix. 458.

— Argalus, Bergstr., ix. 56.

— Argenissa, Stoll, ix. 459.

— Argiades, Fabr., ix. 56.

— Argiolus, Poda, ix. 56.

— Argus, Linn., x. 496.

— Argyrophontis, read Argyrophontes,
Bergstr., 1x. 56.

— Aristus, Stoll, ix. 215.

— Arius, Cramer, ix. 459.

— Autophonus, Bergstr., ix. 56.

— Autophylaxz, Bergstr., ix. 56.

— Baucis, Drury, ix. 413.

— Berecynthia, Poda, 1X. 53°

— Bianor, Cramer, ix. 50.

— bibulus, Fadr., ix. 459.

— Camilla, Linn., ix. 55.

— carduelis, Cramer, ix. 54.

— cardui, Linn., ix. 54; xvi. 468.

3801

Papilio Cethosia, Fabr., ix. 53.
— Chloris, Schneider, ix. 54.

— Clarissa, Cramer, Xiii. 118.
— Cleobis, Esper, 1x. 56.

— comma, Scop., ix. 59.

— Constantius, Mabr., ix. 459.
— Cornelius, Fabr., ix. 459.

— crategi, Linn., ix. 51; x. 496.
— Crispus, Cramer, ix. 216.

— Cydippe, Tinn., 1x. 53.

— Daphne, fabr., ix. 53.

— Diomedes, Linn., ix. 56.

— Emylius, Cramer, ix. 216.

— Epulus, Cramer, ix. 227.

— Esperi, Butler * , xiii. 197.
— Euphemus, Hiibner, ix. 56.
— Hurymedon, Boisd., xvi. 472.
— Hanno, Stoll, xx. 543.

— Hebrus, Cramer, ix. 223.

— Hector, Linn., Proc. i. 131.
— Hesione, Sulzer, viii. 116.

— Hisbon, Cramer, ix. 395,

— Hyale, Linn., ix. 51.

— Hylas, Clerch, x. 503.

— Indra, Reakirt, xvi. 472.

— Lagus, Cramer, ix. 220.

— Laodice, Pallas, ix. 53.

— hueilla, Hsper, ix. 54.

— Machaon, Linn., ix. 50.

— Melicerta, Bergstr., ix. 59.
— Menander, Cramer, ix. 222.
— Mestor, Hiibner, Xiii. 197.
— Misenes, Cramer, ix. 218, 458.
— Monuste, Linn., x. 496.

— napi, Linn., ix. 51; x. 496.
— Paleno, Hibner, ix. 52.

— Paris, Godart, ix. 50.

— Parthaon, Dadm., ix. 219.

— Pentheus, Cramer, ix. 215.
— Phereclus, Linn., x. 496.

— Philenor, Linn., xvi. 472.
— Phlezas, Linn., ix. 58.

— Plautilla, Hibner, ix. 55.

— Plautus, Hudr., ix. 459.

— Plexippus, Linn., xvi. 463, 464.
— Polymenus, Fadr., ix. 458.
— Pretus, Cramer, ix. 224,

— Procas, Fabr., ix. 459.

— Prorsa, Linn., ix. 55.

— pygmea, Cramer, ix. 458.

— rape, Linn., ix. 51.

— Rutulus, Boisd., xvi. 472.

— Sibilla, Linn., ix. 55.

— sinapis, Linn., ix. 51; x. 496.
— Sphyrus, Hubner, ix. 50.

— sylvanus, abr., ix. 58.

— Talus, Kabr., ix. 458.

— Thasus, Cramer, ix. 459.

— Theanus, Cramer, 1x. 459.

— Thersanon, Bergstr., ix. 56.

302

Papilio Tiresias, Esper, ix. 57.

— Tityrus, Fabr., Xvi. 473.

— Turnus, Linn., Xvi. 472.

— virgauree, Scop., ix. 58.

— virginiensis, Drury, xvi. 468.

— Zacheus, Mabr., ix. 458.

— Zeanger, Stoll, 1x. 218.

— Zolicaon, Boisd., xvi. 472.

Papilionide, vi. 74; x. 497; XVI.
470.

—, neuration of (H. Doubleday), Proc.
i. 350.

—of the Malayan Region, On the
Phenomena of Variation and Geo-
graphical Distribution, as illus-
trated by the (A. R. Wallace), Proc.
(1863-64) vii; Proe. (1864-65) ix.
See Trans. vol. xxv. 1-72.

— of South Australia (Tepper), Proc.
(1880-82) 2 (title).

Papilionine, x. 495; xvi. 471.

Paracalanus parvus, Claus, xx. 148.

Paraclytus, Bates* , xviii. 234.

— excultus, Bates* , xviii. 207, 234,
262.

Paracupta, Deyr. (H. Saunders), Proc.
(1868-69) xxvi; x. 331.

— eneicollis, Saund.* , x. 335.

— aurofoveata, Saund.*, x. 334.

— flavofoveata, Sawnd. * , x. 335.

— foveicollis, Saund. * , x. 332.

— Lorquinii, Saund.*, x. 331.

— mesta, Saund.* , x. 335.

— marginipennis, Sawnd.*, x. 333.

— sulcata, Saund.*, x. 332.

— suturalis, Sawnd. *, x. 334.

— taciturna, Saund., x. 332.

Paracyathus, Milne-Edw. & Haime,
Xvill. 21, 24, 194.

Paradanis, Bleeker, xiv. ftnote 538.

—aurolineatus, Day, xiv. ftnote
552.

— elegans, Day, xiv. ftnote 552.

SCRE tt eracilis, C. Koch, xx. 526,
528.

Paradigalla, Less., ii. 152.

— earunculata, ZLess., ii. 164. :

Paradisea, Oken, ii. 141, 152; iv.
180.

— apoda, Linn., ii. 152, 162.

— magnifica, Scop., li. 163.

—nove guiner, D Albert.,
687.

— papuana, Bechst., ti. 152, 163.

— Raggiana, Sclater, Proc. (1875-80)
xli; xiii. 80, 318, 487, 500, 687 ;
Xiv. 687.

— regia, Linn., ii. 163.

— rubra, Daud., ii. 152, 163.

— sexpennis, Bodd., ii. 163.

Xiv.

GENERAL INDEX.

Paradisea speciosa, Bodd., ii. 163.

— superba, Scop., ii. 163.

— viridis, Scop., ii. 162.

— Wilsoni, Cassin, ii. 163.

Paradiseidz, i1. 132-145, 152, 162;
xiii. 317, 500; xvi. 444; xvii.
408.

Paradoxechinus, Zaube, xvi. 356.

Paradoxostoma cingalense, Brady *,
Xix. 315, 317.

Paradoxurus, Cwv., iv. 173; xii. 187;
xix. 6-10.

Paraglenea, Bates, xviii. 257, 258.

—chrysochloris, Bates, xviii. 207,
256.

— eximia, Bates * , xviii. 207, 257.

— theaphia, Bates * , xviii. 207, 257.
Paragorgia arborea, Linn., exhib. (Ray
Lankester), Proc. (1882-83) 1.

Paragus, Latr., viii. 112.

— incisularis, Walk. *, vill. 113; ix.
lie

— latiusculus, Walk.*, v. 266; ix.
17.

— luctiferus, Walk.*, viii. 113; ix.
17

— substitutus, Walk.*, v. 285; ix.
ie

—yenosus, Walk.*, vili. 112; ix.
a

Paralaubuea, Bleeker, xiv. ftnote 538.

Paralepta, Baly * , xiii. 474.

— foveicollis, Baly * , xiii. 458, 475.

Paramaya, De Haan, xiv. 666.

— Dehaani, White, xiv. 666.

Parambassis, Bleeker, xiii. 139.

Paramecium, Miiller, Proc. (1874-75)
XXIi, Xxxi; Xii. 203, 204.

— Aurelia, Miiller, Proc. (1874-75) xvi.

—colpoda, Ehrenb., Proc. (1874-75)
Xvi.

Paramicippa, Milne-Edw., xiv. 637,
661, 662.

— platipes, Riippell, xiv. 662.

Paramithrax, Milne-Edw., xiv. 655,
656, 657.

— Peronii, Milne-Hdw., xiv. 656.

Paranandus, Day, xiii. 139.

Parandra, Latr., xi. 89.

Parandride, Proce. ii. 295.

Parasa, Moore, vi. 171.

— Chloris, Herr.-Schaff., vi. 171.

— humeralis, Walk.*, vi. 171.

— media, Walk., vi. 171.

Parascela, Baly *, xiv. 252.

— cribrata, Schauf., Xiv. 253.

Parasilurus, Bleeker, xili. 342.

Parasites coll. by the late C. Darwin
(Cobbold), Proc. (1883-86) 121;
xix. 174-178.

GENERAL INDEX.

Parasmilia, Milne-Edw.
XVill. 53, 57, 58, 195.

— fecunda, Lindstr., xviii. 58.

— Lymani, Pourt., xviii. 58.

— variegata, Pourt., xviii. 58, 59.

Parasphex, F. Smith, Xi. 362.

— fervens, Ff, Smith, xi. 362.

Parastrea, Milne-Edw. § Haime, Xviii.
99, 100, 204.

Parathoé, Miers, xiv. 666.

— rotundata, Miers, xiv. 666.

Parathyris, Hiibner, vi. 142.

Berea cys, EH, Saund. * , xi. 509, 510,
528.

— hedere, EL. Saund. * , xi. 528.

Paratrechina, Motsch., xi. 309.

— vagabunda, Motsch., xi. 309.

Paraulaca, Baly * , xx. 168.

— (Aulacophora) angulicollis, Motsch.,
xx. 168, 188.

Pardalotus, Viedd/., ii. 141.

Pareas macularius, Blyth, x. 54, 66.

— modestus, Theobald *, x. 6, 55, 66.

Paretroplus, Bleeker, xiii. 142.

Pareumenes, Sauss., v. 86.

Parfitt, Dr. Henry, elected Fellow,
Proe. (1858-59) iv.

Paricana, Walk. *, i. 158.

— dilatipennis, Walk. * , i. 159, 175.

Paridea, Baly * , XX. 26.

— thoracica, Baly* , xx. 27.

Parisoma, Swains., ii. 138.

Parke, Geo. Henry, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1875-80) vii.

Parker, Dr. Geo. Wm., elected Fellow,
Proc. (1883-86) 66. J
Parker, Thos. Jeffrey, elected Associate,

Proce. (1875-80) lii.

Parker, Wm. Kitchen, elected Fellow,
Proe. (1874-75) ix; obituary, Proc.
(1890-92) 26.

—, Amphibia Urodela, On the Mor-
phology of the Skull in the, Proc.
(1875-80) xlvii; xiv. 717-719.
See Trans., 2nd ser. Zool, vol. ii.
165-212.

—, Birds, On the Structure and De-
velopment of the Skull of, Proc.
(1875-80) ii. See Trans., 2nd
ser. Zool. vol. i. 99-154.

—, Gallinaceee, On the Morphology of
the, Proc. (1888-90) 73. See

g§ Haime,

Trans., 2nd ser. Zool. vol. v. 213-

244.
—, Woodpeckers (Picide) and the
Wrynecks (Yungide), On the

Morphology of the Skulls in the,
Proc. (1873-74) xxi-xxiii. See
Trans., 2nd ser. Zool. vol. i. 1-
22.

303

Parker, Wm. Kitchen, Brady, H. B.,
and Jones, T. Rupert, Monograph
of the Genus Polymorphina, D’ Orb.
See Trans. xxvii. 197-254.

Parkeria, W. B. Carp., xiv. 193, 194,
227-229.

Parkes, H., elected Fellow,
(1880-82) 24.

Parkinson, John, obituary, Proc. i.
336.

Parlatore, Prof. Filippo, elected For.
Memb., Proc. (1874-75) ix; death
announced, Proc. (1875-80) xxxiv.

Parmacella, Cuv,, xv. 163.

Parmena, Meg., xviii. 236.

Parmophorus, Blainv., Xv. 248.

Parnassius, Latr., ix. 50; x. 497, 499;
xi. 432.

— Apollo, Linn., xvii. 188.

— clarius, Hversm., xvi. 471, 472.

— Clodius, Ménéir., xvi. 472.

— glacialis, Butler * , ix. 50.

— Mnemosyne, Latr., ix. 50, 51.

Parnes, Westw. § Hewits., ix. 436.

— Nyeteis, Westw. §& Hewits., ix. 436.

— Philotes, Westw. § Hewits., ix. 436.

Paromalus, Hrichs., Xi. 84.

Paropsis, Oliv., xi. 53.

— hieroglyphica, Fabr., xi. 53.

— 12-pustulata, Geb/., xi. 53.

Parotia, Vieill., ii. 152.

— aurea, Bonap., ii. 163.

— sexpennis, Bodd., ii. 163.

Parra, Linn., li. 143.

— africana, Gmel., xvii. 441.

— cristata, Vieill., xiii, 505.

— gallinacea, Temm., ii. 170.

Parrakeet (Journ. Bot.), ix. 141.

Parroa, Cast., xi. 57.

Parrots, Xii. 162, 180, 189, 309, 310.

—, sacral region of, Xiii. 373.

Parry, Fredk. John, elected Fellow,
Proce. i. 158; obituary, Proce.
(1883-86) 106.

—, Coleoptera from Silhet in his collec-
tion (Hope), Proc. i. 127.

Parson-bird (Journ. Bot.), ix. 141.

Parsons, Christopher, elected Fellow,
Proce. i. 44.

Parthenia, Lowe, wii. 1, 3.

— bellula, A. Adams, vii. 5.

— cexlata, A. Adams * , vii. 4.

— diadema, A. Adams, Vii. 3.

— fenestrata, A. Adams, vii. 5.

— foveolata, A. Adams, vii. 4.

— gemma, A. Adams, vii. 3.

— littoralis, A. Adams, vii. 4.

— Mariella, A. Adams, vii. 3.

— monocycla, A. Adams, vii. 4.

— mundula, A. Adams, vii. 2.

Proc.

304
Parthenia pagodula, 4. Adams, Vil.
4

— punctigera, A. Adams, Vii. 4.

— pusio, A. Adams, vii. 4. -

— semiplicata, A. Adams, vii. 4.

— spirata, A. Adams, Vii. 4.

.Parthenope, Fabr., xiv. 637, 641, 668,
672.

— horrida, Linn., xiv. 668.

Parthenopide, xiv. 635, 637, 641, 667,
668, 670 ; xx. 109.

Parthenopine, xiv. 636, 668, 671.

Parthenopinea, Xiv. 637, 689, 641.

Parthenopoides, Miers, xiv. 672.

— Massena, Rowr, xiv. 672.

Parthenos, Hiibner, Xi. 436.

—— lilacinus, Butler * , xiii. 196.

Partula, Fér., xx. 501.

Partulina, Pfeiffer, xi. 497.

Parumenes, Sauss., v. 127.

Parus, Linn., ii. 134.

— ceruleus, Linn., ii. 135; v. 14.

— major, Linn., v. 14,38.

— palustris, Linn., v. 14; X11. 531.

— pendulinus, Linn., Vv. 14.

_— ultramarinus, Bonap., ii. 135.

Paryphes flavicollis, Sign., xiv. 483.

— pontifex, White * , xiv. 482.

— regalis, Westw., xiv. 483.

Pascoe, Francis Polkingham, elected
Fellow, Proe. ii. 208.

— death alluded to, Proc. (1893-94) 2.

— obituary, Proc. (1893-94) 33.

— Coleoptera and Lepidoptera show-
ing diversity of type exhib., Proce.
(1888-90) 71.

—, Crustacea and certain shells of the
Genus Phorus, Montf., with foreign
substances attached, exhib., Proce.
(1888-90) 69.

—, Curculionide, Contributions towards
a knowledge of the, Proc. (1868-
69) exxx; Proc. (1870-71) xxxii;
Proc. (1871-72) Ixxxiii; Proe.
(1872-73) xlix; x. 434-493; Xi.
154-218, 440-492; xii. 1-99.

—, — African, On some new Genera and
species of, Proc. (1883-86) 128 xix.
318-336.

—, Longicornia of Australia, with a
list of all the described species, On
the, Proc. (1865-66) lxxxix; ix.
80-142. a

—,— Supplement, Proc. (1866-67) xlii;
ix. 300-308.

—, Posidonia caulinia and Balanus,
List., exhib., Proc. (1886-87) 2.

Pasiphsea sivado, Risso, xX. 456.

Passalus, Fabr., xi. 87, 85, 88, 294.

Passer domesticus, Linn., Xii. 534.

GENERAL INDEX.

Passeres, 11. 132-145; xiii. 315, 494;
xx. 301, 306-317, 330, 355-363,
367, 369, 372, 374, 388, 389.

Passeriformes, XV1. 318.

Passerinz, Proc. (1873-74) xxii; XX.
353.

Passerita mycterizans,Linn.,§x. 5, 53, 66.-

Passineura, Butler * , xii. 412, 488.

— fusiformis, Walk., xii. 412, 4138.

Pastor nigro-cinctus, Cassin, ii. 159.

Patagona, Gray, xx. 370.

— gigas, Gould, XxX. 369.

Patara, Westw.*, Proc. x. 85.

—albida, Westw.*, Proce. i. 85.

— guttata, Westw.*, Proc. i. 85.

Patella, Linn., Proc. i. 8322; iv. 37-39,
44; xi. 28; xiv. 406-411; xv..
164, 242; xviii. 39.

— antiquata, Linn., iv. 88.

— aspera, Lam., xii. 523.

— athletica, Bean, v. 169, 1738.

— barbara, Linn., iv. 87.

— cerulea, Linn., Xi. 523.

— chinensis, Linn., iv. 87.

— cinereo-nigricans, Linn., iv. 88.

— compressa, Linn., v. 177.

— crenata, Gmel., xii. 523.

— crepidula, Linn., iv. 87.

— cruciata, Linn., iv. 88.

— equestris, Linn., iv. 87.

— fusca, Linn., iv. 88.

— granatina, Linn., iv. 87.

— granularis, Linn., iv. 87.

— guttata, D’Orb., v. 176; Xii. 524.

— levis, Penn., Vv. 177.

— Lowei, D’ Orb., xii. 523, 524.

— lusitanica, Gmel., v. 176; xii. 524,.

— lutea, Linn., iv. 88.

— neritoidea, Linn., iv. 87.

— nigropunctata, Reeve, Xii, 524.

— nimbosa, Linn., iv. 88.

— Noachina, Linn., xiv. 422.

— pectinata, Linn., v. 177.

— pellucida, Linn., v. 169, 173, 176.

— perfoliata, Linn., iv. 88.

— perforata, Linn., iv. 88.

— porcellana, Linn., iv. 87.

— punctata, Lam., v. 176; xii. 524.

— reticulata, Linn,, iv. 88.

— rustica, Linn., iv. 88; v. 173,3176 ;
xii. 524.

— saccharina, Linn., iv. 87.

— sicula, Linn., iv. 88.

— sima, Jinn., iv. 88.

— solaris, Linn., iv. 88.

— solida, Webb, xii. 523.

— testudinaria, Linn., iv. 88.

— tuberculata, Linn., iv. 88.

— unguiformis, Linn., iv. 88.

— unguis, Linn., iv. 88.

GENHRAL INDEX.

Patella vulgata, Linn., Xvi. 482, 485.

Patellide, v. 173; xi. 20.

Patera Neptuni, Sow., v. 190.

Paterocyathus, Duch. et Mich. xviii.
28, 204.

Pathodermus, Fairm., xix. ftnote 59.

Patina, Gray, xv. 164.

Paton, Jas., elected Fellow, Proce. (1875—
80) xviii.

Patriarch Bird, called Papa-uird in 8.
Ainerica, ix. 364.

Pattalophyllia, d’Ach., xviii. 61, 62,
195.

Patterson, Robt., portrait of, Proc.
(1888-89) 44.

—, Robt. Lloyd, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1883-86) 10.

Patula macrops, Zinm., iii. 191.

Pauropus, a New Type of Centipede
(Lubbock), Proc. (1866-67) iv; 1x.
179-180.

Paussidze, Synopsis of the Coleopterous
family, with descriptions of a new
Genus and some new _ species
(Westwood), Proe. i. 110-113, 115;
Proe. ii, 18, 55-60, 100, 288 ; 1. 74.

Paussus, Linn., Proc. i. 74-76, 111, 131;
Proc. (1855-56) vi; Proc. (1856-
57) iv.

— affinis, Westw. * , Proe. i. 112.

— armatus, Dej., Proc. i. 112.

— bifasciatus, Kollar, Proce. i. 113.

— Bowringii, Westw.* , Proc. ii. 58.

— Burmeisteri, Westw., Proc. i. 111.

— cochlearius, Westw., Proc. i. 111.

— cognatus, Westw. * , Proc. i. 112, 133.

— cornutus, Chevr., Proce. i. 112.

— cucullatus, Westw. *, Proc. ii. 59.

— cultratus, Westw. *, Proc. i1. 59.

— curvicornis, Chevr., Proc. i. 112.

— denticulatus, Westw., Proc. i. 58.

— excavatus, Westw., Proc. i. 111.

— Fichtelii, Don., Proc. i. 111.

— fulvus, Westw.*, Proc.i. 111.

— granulatus, Westw. * , Proc. ii. 58.

— Hardwickii, Westw., Proce. ii. 112.

— hystrix, Westw.*, Proc. ii. 59.

— Jousselinii, Guér., Proc. i. 111.

— Klugii, Westw., Proce. i. 111.

— lineatus, Zhunb., Proc. i. 112.

— Linnei, Westw., Proc. i. 111.

— microcephalus, Linn., Proc. i. 111.

— Murraii, Westw. *, 1. 75.

— nauceras, Benson, Proc. ii. 58.

— pilicornis, Don., Proce. i. 111.

— ploiophorus, Benson, Proc. ii. 58.

— politus, Westw.* , Proce. ii. 58.

— ruber, Thunb., Proc. i. 111, 115.

— ruficollis, #abr., Proce, i. 112.

— rufitarsis, Westw., Proc.i. 111.

305

Paussus Saundersii, Westw.*, Proc. i.
112

— setosus, Westw. *, Proc. ii. 60.

— Shuckardi, Westw., Proc. i. 112.

— sinicus, Westw.*, Proc. ii. 57.

— spherocerus, Afzel, Proc. i. 111.

— spinicoxis, Westw.** , Proc. ii. 59.

— Stevensianus, Westw.*, Proc. i
116.

— thoracicus, Don., Proc. i. 111.

— tibialis, Westw.* , Proce. i. 111.

— turcicus, Friv., Proc. i. 111.

Pavo, Linn., ii. 140.

— cristatus, Linn., V. 9.

Pavyon, Don José, obituary, Proc. i.
208.

Pavonia, Zam., Xviii. 156, 204, 303.

— siderea, Hillis § Sol., Xvii. 316.

Pavonioida, X Vili. 156, 198.

Paxton, Sir Jas., obituary, Proc. (1865
66) lxxxi.

Payne, Geo., elected Fellow,
(1875-80) xxix.

Peach, Charles Wm., elected Associate,
Proc. (1867-68) xlvii; obituary,
Proc. (1883-86) 146.

—, Notes on the habits of Medusa and
of small Fishes, Proc. ii. 280.

—, Observations on Brit. Polyzoa, Proc.
(1875-80) xxii; xiii. 479-486.

Peachia, Gosse*, Proce. ii. 372.

— chrysanthellum, Peach (Gosse), Proc.
ii. 372.

— hastata, Gosse* , Proce. ii. 372.

Peacock, muscles of tail of (G. C.
Hemming), Proce. 1. 212.

Peal, Charles Nathaniel, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1887-88) 112.

Pearce, Horace, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1875-80) xiv.

Pearl-producing mollusks, &c., exhibited
(Matchwick), Proc. (1871-72) xxix.

Pearl Oysters exhib. (Day), Proc.
(1883-86) 78.

—, artificial, Documents relating to
Linnzus’s discovery of a mode of,
producing, presented (Oscar Dick-
son), Proc. (1870-71) xxx.

—, Note on the formation of (Abstract)
(R. Garner), Proc. (1861-62) lvi.

—, On the formation of British Pearls
and their possible Improvement
(R. Garner), Proc. (1871-72) xxix;
xi. 426-428.

—, sections of, showing great variation
in structural detail, exhib. (Dr. J.
Murie), Proc. (1875-80), lvi.

Pearly Nautilus exhib., Proc. i. 155;
xvii. 11

Peccari, 11. 28-37.

Proce.

x

306

Pecchiolia acuticostata, Philippi, xii.
101, 420.

— granulata, Seguenza, xii. 101.

Peck, Richard, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1863-64) viil.; obituary, Proc.
(1870-71) xe.

Peck, R. Holman, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1875-80) xiv.; death announced,
Proce. (1888-90) 11.

Peckover, Alex., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1873-74) xv.

Peckover, Algernon, elected Fellow,
Febr. 20, 1827; death alluded to,
Proce. (1893-94) + ; deceased, Proc.
(1893-94) 11; legacy by, Proce.
(1898-94) 4.

—, exhibits Insectivora and Insects from
Madagascar, Proc. (1875-80) iui,
xiii.

Pecten, Miiller, iv. 45, 56; xiii. 507.

— fasciata, Linn., iv. 58.

— flavicans, Linn., iv. 57.

— gibba, Linn., iv. 57.

— glabra, Linn., iv. 57.

— granosus, Linn., iv. 56.

— Jacobea, Linn., iv. 57.

— lima, Linn., iv. 58.

— malleus, Linn., iv. 88; xx. 450.

— maxima, Linn., iv. 57.

— minuta, Linn., iv. 57.

— nodosa, Linn., iv. 57.

— noronhensis, EL. A. Smith, xx. 503.

— obliterata, Linn., iv. 57.

— opercularis, Linn., iv. 57; Xvi.
485 ; xvii. 95, 98, 100; xx. 450,
467.

— pallium, Linn., iv. 57.

— pellucens, Linn., iv. 57.

— pes-felis, Linn., iv. 57; v. 173.

— pleuronectes, Linn., iv. 57.

— plica, Linn., iv. 57.

— pusio, Linn., iv. 57; v. 173; Xx.
450, 467.

— radula, Linn., iv. 57.

— sanguinea, Linn., iv. 57.

— septemradiatus, Miller, xx. 450,
467.

— similis, Laskey, xiv. 419, 423;
Xvii. 95.

— striatula, Linn., iv. 57.

— striatus, Miller, xx. 450, 467.

—tigrinus, Miiller, xvi. 95, 96, 98,
100 ; xx. 450.

— yaria, Linn., iv. 57.

— varius, Linn., v. 173.

— virgineus, Rumph., iv. 55.

— ziczac, Linn., iv. 57.

Pectinaria belgica, Pall., xx. 458, 469.

Pectinatella, Leidy, xiv. 490, 497,
505 ; xx. 62.

GENERAL INDEX.

Pectinatella magnifica, Hyatt, Xiv-«
505.

Pectinia, Oken, xviii. 85, 86, 196.

Pectinura, Forbes * , Proc. i. 167; Xiv.
447.

— vestita, Forbes * , Proc. i. 167.

Pectunculus, Lam., xviii. 292.

— angulatus, Lam., Xx. 399.

— crebreliratus, Sow. * , xx. 399, 400.

— Glycimeris, Linn., v. 173.

— pectinatus, Gmel., Xx. 503.

Pedaliodes, Butler, xvi. 463.

Pedicellina, Sars, X11. 212; xiv. 584;

xv. 1, 2.
Pedicularia and other genera of
Gasteropoda, metamorphoses of

(J. D. Macdonald), Proe. (1857-58)
viii. See Trans. vol. xxii. 241-244,

Pediculus apis, Linn., Proc. i. 269.

— capitis, Nitz., x vil. 384.

— Melitte, Kirby, Proc. i. 270.

Pedionomus, Gowld, ii. 141.

Pedro V., Don, King of Portugal, obit.,
Proe. (1861-62) Ixxxiii.

Peete, Wm., obituary, Proce. i. 377.

Peete, Rey. Wm. Willox, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1861-62) evil.

Peeuta, see Pereute.

Pegen, Sav., circulation of the blood in,
&e. (J.D. Macdonald), Proc. (1860-
61) vii. See Trans. vol. xxiii. 371—
372.

Pelagia cyanella, Per. § Les., ixx. 45.

— noctiluca, Cham., v. 30.

Pelamis bicolor, Schezder., x. 67.

Pelamys sarda, Bloch, v. 21; xv. 311.

Pelargi, Xvii. 440.

Pelargoderus arouensis,
300.

Pelecanide, xiii. 505; xx. 480.

Pelecanus aquila, Linn., v. 14.

Pelecus affinis, Jerdon, Xiv. ftnote 553.

— balookee, Jerdon, Xii. 576.

— diffusus, Jerdon, Xiv. ftnote 553.

— Oweni, Jerdon, xii. 576.

Pelephicus, Pascoe * , xii. 42, 94.

— stigmaticus, Pascoe* xii. 42, 77,
94

Thoms., 1X.

Pelia, Bell, xiv. 659.
— pulchella, Bell, xiv. 659.
Pelias Berus, Merrem, v. 16.
Pelicans, v. 14; xv. 47.
Pelidnota, MacLeay, xiii. 130.
— Belti, Sharp * , xiii. 132.
— cupripes, Perty, Kili. 132.
— prolixa, Sharp * , xiii, 132.
— punctata, Linn., xiii. 133.
— quadripunctata,read punctata, Linn.,
xiii. 133.
Peliebia, see Peliobia.

GENERAL INDEX.

Peliobia, Pascoe * , xi. 456; xii. 86.

— geniculata, Pascoe*, x1. 457, 492;
xii. 86.

Pellona, Val., xiii. 111.

Pelobius, Greef, xiii. 271.

Pelobius, Schonh., xi. 35, 71.

— Hermanni, Fabr., xiii. 161-166.

Pelochelys, Gray, xii. 436, 437.

— Cantori, Gray, xi. 6, 19, 20.

Pelochyta, Hiibner, xii. 425.

Pelochyta, Watk., xii. 425.

— diffinis, Walk., xii. 425.

Pelocoris binotulatus, S¢a/, xiv. 489.

— procurrens, White * , xiv. 482, 489.

Pelomyza, Greef, xiii. 271-273.

— palustris, Greef, xiii. 271, 273.

Pelonaia, Forbes & Goodsir, ix. 310-
346.

— corrugata, Forbes & Goodsir, ix. 334.

Pelopeus, Latr., ii. 101; v. 123; vi.
56; wii. 111; viii. 84; xi. 359;
xiv. 677.

—, Note on a supposed species of (E.
Newman), Proc. (1855-56) v; i.
3

2).

— bengalensis, Dahlb., iii. 14; vi. 56;
wii. 34, 134 ; xi. 296, 360.

—benignus, &. Smith*, ii. 170; iti.
15; vii. 134; xi. 359.

— bilineatus, F. Smith, xi. 360.

— coromandelicus, St.-Farg., Xi. 359.

— erythrocephalus, Habr., Xi. 358.

— fabricator, F. Smith * , v. 123; vii.
184; xi. 360.

— fervens, F. Smith*, ii. 101; vii.
34, 134; xi. 360.

— flavipes, Fabr., xiv. 676.

— flavo-fasciatus, F. Smith*, iii. 15;
Vii. 134; xi. 360.

— fuscus, St.-Farg. Xi. 359.

— intrudens, F. Smith*, iii. 15; vii.
134; xi. 296, 360.

— javanus, St.-Farg., ii. 101,170; iii.
15; vii. 184; xi. 296, 359, 360.

—Jaboriosus, Ff. Smith*, iti. 159;
vii. 134; xi. 360.

—letus, F. Smith, v. 1238; vi. 56;
vii. 34,134; xi. 359; xviii. 318,
319, 326.

— madraspatanus, Fabr., iii. 14; v.
128; vii. 1384; xi. 359.

— murarius, fF’. Smith * , vii. 34, 134;
Vill. 84; xi. 360.

— pictus, F. Smith, xi. 359.

— rufopictus, &. Smith, xi. 359, 360.

— separatus, F’. Smith, xi. 360.

— Solieri, S¢.-Farg., xi. 359.

— Spinole, St.-Farg., xi. 359.

— spirifex, Linn., vii. 34, 121, 134;

Xi. 360.

307

Pelopxus unifasciatus, / Smith* , v.
123; vii. 134; xi. 360.

Pelophila, De., xi. 89.

Pelophilus nigricans, Schrad., xiii.
310.

Pelophylax esculentus, Zinn., v. 16, 41,
44, 49, 53. :

Peloplastrus, Gerst., Xiv. 654.

Pelopceus, see Pelopzeus.

Pelororhinus, Schénh., Xi. 167.

Peltastes, Gray, Xii. 439.

Peltinia, Dana, xiv. 650.

Peltis, Z17., xi. 52, 67, 72.

— Ivanii, see Yvani, Al/id., xi. 67.

— Yvani, Allib., xi. 67.

Peltocephalus Dumerilianus, Fitzinger,
v. 53.

Peltops, Wagl., ii. 141, 152.

— Blainvillii, Less. & Garn., ii. 160;
Xvi. 430.

Pempsamacra, Newm., ix. 126.

— dispersa, Newm., ix. 126.

— pygmea, Newm., ix. 127.

— subaurea, Pascoe, ix. 127.

— tillides, Newm., ix. 1277.

— vestita, Pascoe, ix. 127.

Penzide, xx. 112, 523.

Peneus affinis, Milne-Hdw., xx. 112.

—monodon (Habr.), var. cariuatus,
Dana, Xx. 112.

— yelutinus, Dana, xx. 112.

Peneide, Xiii. 506.

Penelope, Linn., ii. 143.

— eristata, Latham, ix. 363.

Penelopide, Bonap., vi. 73.

Penetes, Westw., Xi. 438.

Penguins, xii. 161, 163, 164, 179, 180,
189, 320.

Penicillaria (?) quadrinotata, Walk. * ,

Vil. 68.

Pennant, David, obituary, Proc. i.
141.

Pennant, Thos., portrait of, Proc. (1888-
90) 44.

Pennatula phosphorea, Linn., xx. 44,
460.

Pennatulida of the Mergui Archipelago
(Marshall & Fowler), Proe. (1887—
88) 2; xxi. 267-286.

Pennington, Arthur Stuart,
Fellow, Proc. (1883-86) 5.

Penny, Rev. C. W., elected Fellow, Proce.
(1872-73) i.

Penny, George, obituary, Proce. i. 36.

Penny, Wm., elected Associate, Proc.
(1855-56) lv.

Penora, Waik., xiii. 197.

Pentaceenia, @’ O7b., xviii. 113, 197.

Pentaccnioida, Xviii. 103, 113, 197.

Pentacosmia, Newm., ix. 91, 107.

x D

elected

608
Pentacosmia scoparia, Newm., ix. 82,

Pentacrinide, xiii. 55.

Pentacrinus, Agass., xiii. 47, 454, 455 ;
xv. 187, 192, 208, 210-218, 215;
xvi. 499.

— asteria, Linn., Kili. 454; xv. 210-
212, 215, 217.

— Briareus, Willer, xiii.454 ; xv. 210,
211, 215.

— caput-Medusx, Miller, xv. 188.

— cingulatus, Quenst., xv. 211.

— decorus, Wyv. Thoms., xv. 211.

— Fisheri, Forbes, xv. 211, 212, 215.

— Jaegeri, Goldfuss, xv. 211, 217.

— Maclearanus, Wyv. Thoms., xv. 210.

— Milleri, Liithen, xiii. 455; xv.
210.

— pentagonalis ferratus, Quenst., XV.

210, 211.

— scalaris, Goldf., xv. 211.

— Sigmaringensis, Quenst., xv. 210,
211, 215.

— subangularis, Miller, xiii. 454.

— Wyville-Thomsoni, Jeffreys,
455; xv. 210, 211, 215, 217.

Pentagonaster Belcheri, Perrier, Xiv.
431.

Bontalepaer, S. Kent, xviii. 45, 46,
204.

Pentaplatarthrus, Westw., Proc. i. 111,
INA 2 shh, BY,

— natalensis, Westw.* , Proc. ii. 57.

— paussoides, Westw., Proci. 112; ii.
57

X<ill.

Pentastoma denticulatum, Rud., v.
255 ; ix. 294.

— tenioides, Rud., v. 255; ix. 288,
293.

Pentatoma, Lam., xi. 81.

— testacea, Dallas, xx. 532, 546.

Pentatomide, xx. 532.

Pentazonia, Brandt, Proc. i. 194,

Penthea, Laporte, ix. 112.

— costata, Pascoe, 1x. 112.

— crassicollis, Pascoe, ix. 112.

— intricata, Pascoe, ix. 112, 308.

— macularia, Pascoe * , ix. 303.

— miliaris, Pascoe, ix. 112, 308.

— pardalis, Newm., ixx. 112.

— picta, Pascoe, ix. 112.

— pullina, Pascoe, ix. 112.

— sannio, Newm., ix. 112.

— Saundersii, Pascoe, ix. 112.

— scenica, Pascoe, ix. 112.

— sectator, Pascoe, ix. 113.

— solida, Pascoe, 1x. 112.

— vermicularia, Donov., 1x. 112.

— Woodlarkiana, Montr., 1x. 108.

Penthelispa, Pascoe, Kix. 77.

GENERAL INDEX.

Penthelispa alternans, Meitter, Kix. 128..

— crassicornis, Reitter, xix. 129.

— nitidicollis, Rectter, xix, 129.

Penthema, Douwbl., xi. 435.

Penthetria macrura, Gmel., Xvi. 426.

Penthimia, Germ., i. 98.

— atomaria, Walk.* , x. 307.

—caliginosa, Walk. * , x. 306.

— castanea, Walk. * , i, 98.

— lurida, Walk. *, x. 306.

— raniformis, Walk. * , x. 305.

— retifera, Walk. * , x. 306.

— variolosa, Walk. *, x. 305.

Penthina, sp., McLach., xiv. 116.

Pentila, Dowbl., xi. 434.

Pentodon, Hope, xi. 72, 77.

Pentodontidz, xi. 77.

Penza, Walk. * , vii. 58.

— puncticeps, Walk., vii. 56.

Peplia Ariste, Hiibner, ix. 215.

— Pelidna, Hiibner, ix. 223.

Peplosmilia, Milne-Hdw.g Haime, Xviii.
55, 56, 195.

Peppé, T. F., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1880-82) i.

Pepsis, Mabr., ii. 97; xi. 358.

— Diselene, F. Smith, xi. 358.

— fervens, Mabr., Xi. 362.

— flavicornis, Fabr., xi. 357.

— pubescens, Kabr., Xi. 362.

— sericea, Fabr., xi. 361.

Pepys, Wm. Haseldine, obituary, Proc.
(1856-57) xxxi.

Pera, Macd.*, wi. 81.

— Huxleyi, Macd.* , vi. 81.

Perameles, Geoffr., ii. 24; xiii. 189.

— doreyanus, Quoy § Gaim, li. 154.

Peramelide, xiii. 189.

Perca, Linn., ix. 165.

— fluviatilis, Zinn., v. 21, 22, 28, 32,
37, 49, 50; xiii. 110.

— sarikullah, Russ., xiii. 145.

Perch, xiii. 110.

— Climbing, xiii. 201; xv. 44.

— Coryphene, xv. 310.

Percide, ix. 165; xiii. 139, 142.

Percina, Xviii. 310, 312, 316, 317.

Percosoma, Schawm, xi. 56.

Percote, Watk., xii. 430.

— signatura, Walk., xii. 430.

Perey, Hugh (Duke of Northumberland),
obituary, Proe. i. 335.

Percy, Rear-Admiral the Hon. Wm.
Henry, obituary, Proc.(1855-56)xlii.

Perdicide, xxiii. 504.

Perdicine, 11. 133.

Pereira, Dr. Jonathan,
Proce. ii. 237.

—, bust of, pres. by Mrs. Pereira, Proc.
(1857-58) ix.

obituary,

GENERAL INDEX.

Pereira, Dr. Jonathan, bust of, Proc.
(1888-90) 39.

Perennibranchia, xiv. 718.

Perennibranchiata, v. 225.

Pereute, Hiibner, xi. 438.

Perforata, Milne-Hdw. §& Haime, xiii.
389, 408 ; xvii. 137, 303, 508, 3138,
363; Xviii. 3, 172, 194.

Pergesa, Walk., wi. 84.

— Castor, Boisd. MS., vi. 84.

Pericera, Latr., xiv. 637, 640, 664,
665.

— cornuta, Latr., xiv. 664, 673.

— trispinosa, Latr., xiv. 6695.

Periceridx, xiv. 638, 640, 650, 652,
658, 659, 662, 666, 667; xx.
507.

Pericerine, xiv. 639, 662, 664.

Perichius, Pascoe * , Xi. 186; xii. 92.

— verrucosus, Pascoe*, xi. 186, 218;
xii. 92.

Pericladium, Ali/man * , xii. 273.

—hidentatum, <Allman*, xii. 273,
284.

Pericopinse, xii. 407.

Pericopis, Hiibner, vi. 74.

Pericrocotus, Boze, ii. 140; iv. 178.

Periderzeus, Schénh., xi. 471.

Peridineum, Hhrenb., xiv. 125, 126.

— acuminatum, Hhrenb., xiv. 126.

— Michelais, Hhrenbd., xiv. 126.

Perigonimus multicornis, <Allman*,
xii, 252, 281.

— repens, Wright, xx. 460.

Perilampus, M‘Clell., xiv. 538, 552,
563, 566, 577, 579.

— affinis, Blyth, xiv. ftnote 552.

— atpar, Ham. Buch., xiv. 552.

— canarensis, Jerdon, xiv. ftnote 552.

-— ceylonensis, Giinther, xiv. 553.

— fulvescens, Blyth, xiv. ftnote 553.

— guttatus, M‘Clell., xiv. ftnote 553.

— laubuca, Ham. Buch., Xiv. 558.

—macropodus, Jerdon, xiv. ftnote
552,

— macrurus,
549, :

— mysoricus, Jerdon, xiv. ftnote 552.

-— osteographus, M‘Clel/., xiv. ftnote
552,

— perseus, M‘Clell., xiv. ftnote 558.

-— psilopteromus, M‘Clell., xiv. ftnote
552.

-— recurvirostris, M‘Clell., xiv. ftnote
549.

— reticulatus, M‘Clell., xiv. ftnote
552.

-— striatus, M‘Clell., xiv. ftnote 552.

— thermophilus, M‘Clell., xiv. ftnote
549. ;

M‘Clell., xiv. ftnote

.— exclamans, Walk. *, i. 166.

309

Perinea, Dana, xiv. 664.
Perinoia, Walk., i. 166.

— badia, Walk.* , x. 299.

— deflexa, Walk.* , x. 295.
— disjuncta, Walk. * , x. 295.

— expressa, Walk. *, i. 167.

— fureata, Walk. * , x. 297, 298.

— furcifera, Walk. * , x. 297.

— fusiformis, Walk. *, x. 301.

— indicatrix, Walk. * , x. 301.

— lituriplena, Walk. * , x. 296.

— ornata, Walk. * , x. 294.

— placens, Walk. * , x. 296.

— plena, Walk. * , x. 298.

— pustuliceps, Walk. *, x. 299.

— separata, Walk. * , x. 294.

— signifera, Walk. * ,i. 166.

— subfurcata, Walk. *, x. 298.

— subjuncta, Walk. * , x. 295.

— transvyersa, Walk. *, x. 299.

— varipes, Walk. * , x. 300.

Periodicals, contents of, Proc. (1867-
68) i-lvii, exiii-cxxviii.

Perionyx, Perr., xx. 563.

Periophthalmus, Bloch § Schneid., Proc.
(1883-86) 119, 120; xiii. 140,
148; xiv. ftnote 559, 561, 578;
XVili. 313-814.

— argentilineatus, Cuv. & Val., xiii.
148.

— dipus, Bleeker, xiii. 148.

— Freycineti, Cuv. & Val., xiii. 148,

— fuscatus, Blyth, xiii. 148.

— kalolo, Less., xiii. 148.

— Koelreuteri, Pallas, xiii. 148.

— modestus, Cantor, Xili. 148.

—papilio, Bloch & Schneid., xiii.
148

— Schlosseri, Pallas, xiii. 148; xv.
51; xviii. 313.

Peripatus, Lansd., Proc. (1882-83) 37;
xii, 212; xvii. 10; xix. 167,
170.

— capensis, Grube, xix. 170.

Periphemus, Pascoe * , xii. 67, 69, 98;
Xix. 336.

— deletus, Pascoe * , xii. 70, 98.

— retrorsus, Pascoe * , xii. 69, 78, 98.

— superciliaris, Pascoe * , xii. 70, 98.

Peripia Peroni, D. § B., x. 29, 36.

Periplacis glaucoma, Hiibner, ix. 224.

Periplaneta americana, Linn., XxX. 530,
532.

Peripsocus alboguttatus, Dalm., XVis
155, 175

Perisoreus, Bonap., ii. 134.

Perissodactyla, ii. 27.

Perissodactyles, ii. 28-37.

Perissoneura, McLachl. * , xi. 119.

310

Perissoneura paradoxa, McLachl. * , Xi.
120, 140.

Perissops, Pascoe*, Xi. 193; Xii.
94:

— iliacus, Pascoe * , Xi. 194, 218; xii.
94

— lynx, Jekel, xi. 193.

—mucidus, Pascoe*, xi. 194, 218,
213; xii. 94.

— ocellatus, Redtenb., xi. 194.

Peristeroidex, Vii. 486.

Peristhenes, Pascoe * , xix. 319, 334.

—adustus, Pascoe*, xix. 319, 335,
336.

Perkins, Fredk., obituary, Proc. (1860-
61) xlii.

Perkins, Henry, obituary, Proce. (1855-
56) xliii.

Perla, Geoffr., Proc. i. 387; Xiv.
Tal.

— abnormis, Newm., Proc. i. 387.

— arenosa, Pict., Proc. i. 387.

—citronella (Barnston), Newport *,
Proe. i. 388.

—minima (Barnston), Newport*,
Proce. i. 388.

— vernalis, Barnston, Proc. i. 388.

Perlide, Proc. i. 888; xiii. 377; xiv.
732; xvi. 156.

Perna, Adans., iv. 59.

Pernis apivorus, Linn., xvii. 487.

Perodicticus, Bennett, ii. 17.

Peromela, Dum. & Bibr., v. 225.

Peronia, Blainv., xv. 166.

Peroon neer cakai, Tamil name for large
Cormorant, viii. 99.

Perophora, List., vi. 81; ix. 312-
346. ‘

—, Anatomical Characters of an
Australian species of (J. D. Mac-
donald), Proc. (1858-59) iv, v.
See Trans. vol. xxii. 373-377.

Perotis, Meg., Xi. 35, 72.

Perrhebius, Pascoe * , xii. 34, 91.

—ephippiger, Pascoe*, xii. 34, 77,
92

Perrhybris, Hiibner, xi. 438.

Perrin, Geo., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1886-87) 14.

Perrin, John Beswick, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1869-70) xxxv; obituary,
Proce. (1887-88) 94.

Persephona, Leach, Proc. ii. 431.

— Hdwardsii, 7. Bell* , Proc. ii. 431.

— Guaia, 7. Bell * , Proc. ii. 431.

— Lichtenstenii, Zeach, Proc. ii. 481.

—orbicularis, 7. Bell*, Proc. ii.
431.

Petalocephala bispecularis, Walk. * , x.
307.

GENERAL INDEX.

Petalocephala chlorocephala, Walk., X--
308

— declivis, Walk. * , x. 308.

— porrigens, Walk. * , x. 308.

— specularia, Walk. * , x. 307.

— subacta, Walk. * , x. 308.

Petalocera, Dum., larvee of, Vii. 98.

Petalocerus Bellianus, White * , Proc. ii.
330.

Petalochiline, x. 436.

Petalochirus, Beawv., Proc. ii. 138.

Petalodes, Newm., ix. 133, 301.

— laminatus, Newm., ix. 133.

— plagiatus, White, ix. 134.

Petalospyris, Khrenb., xiv. 178.

Petalura, Leach, Proc. i. 307.

Petaside, xv. 132.

Petaurus, Shaw, ii. 24.

— sciureus, Miller, ii. 154.

Peters, Dr. Wilhelm C. H., elected
Foreign Member, Proc. (1867-68)
liv; obituary, Proc. (1882-88) 47 ;
Proce. (1883-86) 6.

Peterson, Dr. Robt. E., elected Fellow,
Proc. (1874-78) ix.

Petherick, Wm. Augustus,
Fellow, Proc. (1882-83) 3.

Petit, Louis Hayes, obituary, Proc. ii..
90

elected:

Petosiris cordipennis, Pascoe * , x1. 485,,
491 ; xiii. 93.

— subereus, Pascoe, x1. 485.

Petrathyrus obesus, Creplin, v. 42.

Petrel, Dusky (Puffinus obscurus,
Gmel.), Proce. ii. 245.

—, Manx (Puffinus Anglorum, Temm.),
Proe. ii. 245.

—, Stormy (Procellaria pelagica, Linn.),
Proce. i. 2 (Heath); exhib., Proc..
(1886-87) 6. ;

—, Wilson’s (Procellaria _ Wilsoni,
Bonap.), in Cornwall (J. Couch),
Proce. i. 2.

Petricola lithophaga, Retz., v. 172.

Petrie, D., elected Fellow, Proc. (1883-
86) 121.

Petrochelidon, Cab., xx. 354, 361.

— lunifrons, Say, xx. 304, 354, 361.

Petrodromus, Pet., Xiii. 186.

Petrolisthes, Stimps., xx. 513.

— asiaticus, Leach, xx. 515.

—corallicola, Hasw., xx. 112, 113,.
117.

— dentata, Milne-Edw., xx. 112.

— marginatus, Stimps., xx. 513.

Petromyzon, Linn., xii. 206; XVi-.

32.

— fluviatilis, Zinn., v. 50; xv. 40.
— Planeri, Bloch, xvi. 139.
Petrophryne, Owen, xvi. ftnote 134.

GENHRAL INDEX.

Pettigrew, Dr. Jas. Bell, On the
Mechanical Appliances by which
Flight is attained in the Animal
Kingdom, Proe. (1866-67) xlii,
xliii. See Trans. vol. xxvi. 197-278.

Pezaptera, Butler * , xii. 404.

— sordida, Walk., xii. 404.

Pezichus, Waterh., xi. 199.

Pezophaps, Strick/., ii. 139.

Phacelobarus, Schonh., xi. 487, 488.

Phacodes, Newm., ix. 105, 137.

— bispinus, Pascoe, ix. 138.

— distinctus, Pascoe, 1x. 138.

— elusus, Pascoe, ix. 138.

— Hssingtoni, Hope, ix. 137.

— ferrugineus, Pascoe, ix. 137.

-— fuscus, Pascoe, ix. 138.

— lentiginosus, Newm., ix. 137.

— Mossmani, Newm., ix. 137.

— obscurus, Fabr., ix. 137.

— personatus, Brichs., ix. 137.

Phacusa, Walk., xii. 344, 353, 359,
407.

— albiventris, Walk., xii. 392.

— Bromus, Walk., Xii. 395.

—- Crawfordi, Moore, xii. 359.

— discifera, Walk., xii. 392.

— dorsalis, Walk., xii. 392.

— picta, Walk., Kili. 392.

— postica, Walk, xii. 406.

—teda, Walk., xii. 392.

— tenebrosa, Walk, Xii. 359.

— varipes, Walk., xii. 392.

Pheapate, Pascoe, 1x. 117.

— albula, Pascoe, ix. 117, 306.

— denticollis, Pascoe * , ix. 306.

Phegorista, Boisd., vi. ‘BT.

= catacoloides, Walk. * piel taille

Phenicophzus, read Pheenicophaus,
Vieill., iv. 176.

Pheznomerus exilis, Pascoe * , xi. 490;
xii. 99.

— notatus, Pascoe
Xii. 99.

— Sundevalli, Boh., xi. 490.

Phaethon zthereus, Linn., xx. 480.

Phagorus, M‘Clel/., xiii. 343.

Phakellura hyalinata, Linn. xx. 531,
545.

Phalacrocorax earbo, Linn., nostrils of
(Ewart), Proc. (1880-82) 20; xv.
455, 456.

— leucogaster, Gould, xiii. 505.

Phalacronotus, Bleeker, xiii. 342.

— siluroides, Bleeker, xiii. 348.

Phalena, Linn. Xi. 28, 38;
727.

— admirabilis, Cramer, xii. 431.

— bifasciata, Cramer, xii. 431.

— Circe, Cramer, Xii. 430.

*, xi. 490, 492:

xiv.

311

Phalzna collaris, Drury, xii. 430.

— Helops, Cramer, xii. 432, 433.

— Hippia, Stol/, xii. 431.

— javana, Cramer, vi. 100.

— luminosa, Cramer, vii. 177.

— politia, Cramer, xvii. 202.

— Psamus, Cramer, xii. 431.

— saccharalis, Mabr., 1. 103.

— setosa, Sepp, X1i. 430.

— Silvandra, Cramer, vi. 100.

— tybris, Cramer, xii. 424.

— Ursula, Cramer, xii. 430.

— vitrea, Cramer, xii. 423.

“= Gee) crepuscularis, Linn., Vii.
177.

— (Geometra) area, Cram., xvii. 201.

— (—) areata, Fabr., xvii. 201.

— (—) hyalinata, Linn., xx. 545.

— (—) politata, Fabr., xvii. 202.

— (—) sambucaria, Linn., xvii. 198.

— (Noctua) Archesia, Cram., vii. 183.

— (—) Fullonica, Linn., vii. 176.

— (—) Joviana, Cramer, vii. 182.

— (—) Manlia, Cramer, vii. 177.

— (—) Mygdon, Cramer, vii. 102.

— (Tinea) Entella, Cramer, vi. 102.

Phalenide, xiv. 115.

Phalenites, xi. 80.

Phalznoptilus, Ridgway, xx. 322, 331,
349, 350, 384.

— Nuttall, "Audubon, xx. 302, 339,
348, 349, 384, 393.

Phalangista chrysorrhos, Temm., ii.
154.

Phalangistide, 11. 24; xii. 189.

Phalangogonia, Burm., xiii. 129,

— obesa, Burm., Xi1i, 129, 130.

— sperata, Sharp *, xiii. 129, 134.

— stipes, Sharp *, xiii. 129, 134.

Phalanna, Walk., xii. 363.

— Horsfieldii, Moore, xii. 363.

Phalanta, Horsf., Proc. i. 234.

Phalaropus lobatus, Lath., xiv. 119.

Phaleria, Latr., xi. 88.

Phallusia aspersa, O. F. Miiller, xv.
282.

— cristata, Risso, Xv. 281.

— pustulosa, Kuppfer, xv. 282.

— seabra, O. F. Miller, xw. 284.

— virginea, O. Ff. Miiller, xv. 280.

— (Ascidia) mamillata, Cuv., ix. 340.

Phalota, Pascoe, ix. 128.

— collaris, Pascoe, ix. 96, 128.

— tenella, Pascoe, ix. 96, 128.

Phaneus, MacLeay, Xi. 37.

Phanerobranchia, xv. 164.

Phaneroptera, Serv., xi. 78.

Phanopteride, xx. 530.

Phaolus, Pascoe, ix. 139.

— Macleayi, Pascoe, ix. 139,

312

Phaps elegans, Jemm. § Knip, iii. 33.

Pharea, see Phayrea.

Pharomacrus mocinoro,
321.

Pharonis (read Phoronis) Hippocrepia,
Wright, Notes on (F. D. Dyster),
Proc. (1857-58) Ivi. See Trans.
vol. xxii. 251-256.

Phascogale, Temm., ii. 25 ; xiii. 189.

— melas, Miiller, ii. 154.

Phascolarctos, Blainv., ii.
160; xiii. 189.

Phascolosoma, Leuch., XV. 5.

Phasgonophora, Westw., xvii. 54, 59.

— (?) Batesii, W. F. Kirby * , xvii. 74.

— crassicauda, Sich., Xwil. 54, 59.

— suleata, Westw., xvii. 54, 59, 77.

Phasianella, Lam., v. 205; xiv. 716.

— pullus, Linn., v. 174.

Phasianide, ii. 133, 152, 160; iv. 173,
174.

Phasianus gallus, Linn., v. 9, 15, 32,
35

Llave, =X.

24; xii.

Phasidus, Cass., ii. 138, 140.

Phasmidz, Descriptions of fifty-two
new species of, from the Collection
of Mr. W. Wilson Saunders, with
Remarks on the Family (H. W.
Bates), Proc. (1864-65) evili. See
Trans. vol. xxv. 321-360.

Phauda, Walk., vi. 92; xii. 360, 421.

— flammans, Walk., vi. 92; xii. 360.

— Fortunei, Herr.-Schéff., vi. 92; xii.
360.

— Mahisa, Moore, xii. 360.

— sumatrensis, Walk., xii. 360.

—tensipennis, Walk.*, vi. 92; Xil.
360.

— triadwm, Walk., xii. 360.

Phaudine, xii. 360.

Phayrea Isabellina, Theobald, MSS., x.
43, 49.

Pheasants, xii. 172.

Pheia, Walk., Xii. 383, 385, 406.

— albisigna, Walk., xii. 385.

— divisa, Walk., xii. 404.

— dolens, Walk., Xii. 383.

— gemmata, Butler * , Kii. 385.

— intensa, Walk., Xii. 377, 386, 392.

Pheidolacanthinus, F. Smith*, viii.
7); Xi. 333.

—armatus, /. Smith*, viii. 75, 94;
Xi. 333.

Pheidole, Westw., vi. 49; viii. 74;
xi, 298, 329, 331, 412; xiv. 622,
623.

— comata, Ff. Smith, xi. 332.

— fervens, Ff. Smith, xi. 352.

— hospes, F. Smith*, viii. 74; Xi.
332.

GENERAL INDEX.

Pheidole Janus, F/. Smith, xi. 331.

— javana, Mazo, infesting Myrmecodia,
exhib. (Jas. Britten), Proc. (1875-
80) liti.

— latinoda, Roger, Xi. 332.

— megacephala, F. Smith*, v. 112;
vi. 49; vii. 22, 180; viii. 74;
xi. 294, 332; xiv. 7389; xv.
WO |

—nilitaris, F. Smith*, v. 74; Vii.
130; xi. 332.

— mordax, Ff. Smith* , vii. 22, 180;
xi. 332.

— nauus, Roger, Xi. 332.

— notabilis, F. Smith*, v. 98, 111,
148; vii. 130; xi. 294, 332.

— ocellifera, F. Smith, xi. 331.

—omnivora, W. F. Kirby * , xx. 531,
539.

— pabulator, Ff. Smith *,v. 112; vii.
130; xi. 294, 332.

— pallidula, Nyl., xii. 239.

— penetralis, F. Smith * , vii. 23, 130;
Xi. 332.

— plagiaria, F. Smith*,v. 112; vi
49; vii. 1380; xi. 294, 332.

— pungens, Ff. Smith, vii. 130.

— pusilla, Heer, xiv. 674, 675; XX.
539.

—rubra, F. Smith*, v. 111; vii
130; xi. 293, 332.

— rugosa, Ff. Smith * , xi. 332.

— Silenus, Ff. Smith, Xi. 332.

— singularis, F’. Smith * , vii. 22, 1380;
xi. 332.

— sulcaticeps, Roger, Xi. 332.

— Taprobane, F. Smith, xi. 331.

— (Atta) didita, Walk., xi. 333.

— (—) providens, Sykes, Xi. 331.

— (Gcodoma) affinis, Jerdon, xi. 331

— (—) diffusa, Jerdon, xi. 331.

— (—) diversa, Jerdon, Xi. 331.

— (—) malabarica, Jerdon, xi. 331.

— (—) minor, Jerdon, Xi. 331.

— (—) quadrispinosa, Jerdon, x1, 331.

— (Cicophthora) ceylonica, Motsch.,
Xi. 333. ;

— oer ese) pungens, JP. Smith, Xi.

33

Pheidologeton, Mayr, xi. 332.

— megacephalus, Roger, Xi. 332.

— ocellifera, Mayr, xi. 331.

— Silenus, Mayr, xi. 332.

— Taprobane, F. Smith, xi. 331.

Pheles, Herr.-Schaff., ix. 430.

— Heliconides, Herr.-Schéff., ix. 379,
430.

— rufotincta, Bates * , ix. 379, 430.

Phelsuma andamanense, Blyth, x. 28,

GENERAL INDEX,

Phelsuma seychellense, Dum. § Bibr.,
Xili. 325.

Phenice, Westw. * , Proc. i. 84.

Pherusa fucicola, Lead., xvii. 102.

Philagra Douglasi, St@/, x. 193, 276.

— Scotti, S¢a/, x. 276.

Philanissus, see Philanisus.

Philanisus, Walk. = Anomalostoma,
Brauer, from New Zealand, On a
Marine Caddis-fly (R. McLachlan),
Proc. (1880-82) 35; xvi. 417-
422.

— plebejus, Walk., x. 214; xvi. 417-
422.

Philanthide, vii. 37 ; viii. 87.

Philanthus, Fabr., vi. 57; vii. 112,
122; xi. 370.

— basalis, Ff. Smith, xi. 371.

— depredator, F. Smith, xi. 371.

— notatulus, F. Smith* , vi. 57; vii.
136 ; xi. 370.

— pulcherrimus, Ff. Smith, Xi. 370.

— sulphureus, /. Smith, xi. 570.

— triangulum, Fadr., vii. 112.

Philemon nove-guinex, S. Miiller, xiii.
497.

Philemonopsis Meyeri, Salvad., xvi.

40

Philepitta, Geoffr., ii. 138.

Phileurus nasicornis, Burm., Xili. 130.

Philhydride, xiv. 530.

Philbydrus, Solier, xi. 71, 85.

— marginellus, Fabr., xx. 549.

Philine, Ascanius, xv. 164.

— aperta, Linn., XViii. 268.

— seabra, O. Miiller, xx. 46.

Phillips, Dr. Edw., elected Fellow,
Proc. i. 344; obituary, Proc.
(1868-69) exii.

Phillips, Edw. Cambridge, elected Fel-
low, Proc. (1882-83) 7.

Phillips, F. W., Notes on a new Ciliate
Infusorian allied to Pleuronema,
Duj., Proce. (1880-82) 36; xvi.
476-478.

—, On a new Peritrichous Infusorian
(Gerda caudata, Phi/.), Proce.
(1882-83) 7; xvii. 293-295.

Phillips, J. W., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1880-82) 28.

Phillips, Thos. Bacon, elected Fellow,
Proe. ii. 326.

Philodromus, Walek., xi. 543, 545.

— aureolus, Walck.*, X. 420; xi. 545,
546.

— cespiticollis, Walck., Proc. i. 132;
x1, 546.

— dispar, Walck., Proce. i. 182.

— oblongus, Walck., Proc. i. 132; x.
420.

313

Philodromus setigerus, Pick.-Camobr.,
xi. 545.

— torquatus, Pick.-Cambr. * , xi. 531,
545, 547.

— trilineatus, Sund., x. 420.

—.(Araneus) formicinus, Cl/., Xi. 545.

Philoica domestica, C. Koch, xvii. 163.

Philomela fluviatilis, Wolf, v. 14.

— nisoria, Swains., v. 14.

Philomycus, Raf., xv. 163.

Philonthus, Curtis, xi. 38, 70, 71, 84.

Philoros, Walk., xii. 429.

— neglecta, Botsd., xii. 429.

— peruviana, Walk. MS., xii. 429.

— rubriceps, Walk., xii. 429.

— venosa, Walk., xii. 429.

Philothermus, Awbé, xix. 59, 60.

— depressus, Sharp * , Xix. 60, 78.

Philyra, Leach (T. Bell), Proc. ii. 132.

— Adamsii, 7. Bell* , Proce. ii. 483.

— carinata, 7. Bell * , Proce. ii. 433.

— globulosa, Fabr. (T. Bell), Proce. ii.
432.

— levis, T. Bell *, Proc. ii. 483.

— macrophthalma, 7. Bel/*, Proce. il.
433.

— paradoxa, Fabr. (T. Bell), Proce. ii.
432,

—pisum, De Haan (T. Bell), Proc. ii.
432; xx. 111.

— platycheira, De Haan (T. Bell), Proc.
ii. 433.

— punctata, 7: Bell * , Proe. ii. 433.

— scabriuscula, Habr. (T. Bell), Proc. 1}.
432.

Phiea, Le P. § Serv., Xi. 81.

Phleboceras, Observations on the Septum
of the Czecidze, and remarks on the
subject of the suppression of the
genera Brochina and Streblocer. s
or (Marquis L. de Folin), Proc.
(1867-68) cxxix; x. 254-264.

Phlecoris, see Phloeocoris, xi. 81.

Phleocoris, Burm., Xi. 81.

Phlconzeus, Hrichs., xi. 89.

Phlogcenas jobiensis, Meyer, xiii. 319 ;
Xiv. 634; xvi. 446.

— Margarithe, Salvad., xiv. 634.

—rufigula, Jacg. et Pucher.,
446.

Phlyarus, Pascoe, Xviii. 252.

Phlycteenodes, Newm., ix. 123.

— pilosus, Pascoe, ix. 123.

— pustulatus, Hope, ix. 123.

— pustulosus, Newm., ix. 123.

Phlyctidola, Bates * , xviii. 236.

— metallica, Bates* , Xvili. 207, 236,
262.

Phlyxia, T. Bell * , Proce. ii. 428, 483.

Xvi.

| — crassipes, 7. Bell *, Proce. ii. 483.

314

Phlyxia levis, 7. Bell * , Proc. ii. 434.

—lambriformis, 7. Bell*, Proc. ii.
434.

Phoca, Linn., Xix. 21, 23.

— barbata, Fabr., v. 7; xiv. 127, 183.

— grenlandica, Linn., v. 252; at
Roundstone (H. Evans), Proc.
(1855-56) iii.

— leonina, Blainv., xi. 17.

—vitulina, Linn. v. 33, 52; xvi.
485; xix. 22.

Phocena, Ouv., xi. 147; xii. 318;
xiii. 43, 187.

— communis, Brookes, fluke from, Xiii.
38.

Phocide, Gray, ii. ftnote 32.

Pheenicercus, Stricki., ii. 1438.

Pheenicophaus, Vieil/., ii. 140.

Pheenicophilus, Stricki., ii. 148.

Pholadide, Gray, v. 172.

Pholadomya, Sow., xv. 146.

Pholas, Linn., iv. 36, 4446, 51.

— candida, Linn., iv. 46; v. 169, 172.

— crispata, Linn., iv. 46, 47; xx. 46.

— dactylus, Linn., v. 169, 172.

Pholcus ceylonicus, Pick.-Cambr.* , X.
373, 878, 396.

— distinctus, Pick.-Cambr.*, x. 373,
380, 596.

— opilionoides, Koch, x. 429.

— phalangioides, Walk., Proc. i. 183;
vi. 28; x. 429.

Pholidauges leucogaster, Gme/., XVii.
427

Pholidocephalus Sharpii, E7/iot, xvii.
436.

Pholidota, Merr., v. 224.

Pholoé, Johnst., ix. 36.

— paltica, Oersted, ix. 36.

— eximia, Dyster MS., ix. 36.

— inornata, Johnst., ix. 36.

— minuta, Oersted, ix. 36.

— tecta, Stimps., ix. 36.

Pholoidea, Kind., ix. 36.

Pholoidide, ix. 36.

Phonygama, Less., Xvi. 443.

— atra, Less., 11. 162.

— Gouldi, Gray, xvi. 443.

— Hunsteini, Sharpe * , xvi. 442, 443.

— Jamesii, Sharpe, Xiii. 500; Xvi.
442, 443.

— Keraudreni, Less., xiii. 500; xvi.
442, 443.

— Lessonia, Swains., 11. 162.

— viridis, Gray, li. 162.

Phonygamez, XVi. 443.

Phora, Latr., iv. 172; xii1. 257, 258.

— )pifasciata, Walk.*, iv. 172; ix.

— formicarum, Verrall* , xiii. 258.

GENERAL INDEX.

eboepcenthe, Newm., ix. 95-99, 131,

300.

— aberrans, Newm., ix. 130.

— allapsa, Newm., ix. 130.

— Angasii, Pascoe, 1x. 130.

— balteata, Pascoe, ix. 99, 130.

— bifasciata, Pascoe, ix. 130.

— fallax, Pascoe, ix. 131.

— flavo-picta, Pascoe, ix. 131.

— gigas, Hope, ix. 131.

— gracilis, Perroud, ix. 141.

— erallaria, Pascoe, ix. 100, 132.

— hamata, Newm., ix. 99, 182.

— hospita, Pascoe, ix. 131.

— imbellis, Newm., ix. 141.

— impavida, Newm., ix. 131.

— longipennis, Hope, ix. 131.

— Odewahnii, Pascoe, ix. 132.

— pedator, Pascoe, ix. 131.

— polita, Pascoe, ix. 130.

— pubescens, Pascoe, ix. 151.

— punctata, Kirby, ix. 131.

— quinaria, Newm., ix. 131.

— recurva, Newm., ix. 131.

— scitula, Pascoe, ix. 99.

— semipunctata, Fabr., ix. 98, 131.

— senio, Newm., ix. 131.

— superans, Pascoe, ix. 132.

— tricuspis, Newm., ix. 131.

— trimaculata, Hope, ix. 131.

Phoride, Haliday, iii. 127; iv. 172;

ix. 6; xv. 244.

— parasitic on Ants, xiii. 257, 260.

Phormia, Desv., i, 25.

— ? dotata, Walk. * , i. 24.

Phorocera, Macqg., v. 240.

— hbasitincta, Walk.*, v. 156; ix. 19..

— convertens, Walk. * , v. 240; ix. 19.

— decedens, Walk. *, v. 156; ix. 19.

— expellens, Walk. *, v. 155 ; ix. 19.

Phoroncidia, Westw., x. 270, 271.

— aculeata, Westw., x. 271, 275.

— Thwaitesii, Pick.-Cambr.*, x. 266,

270, 271, 275.
Phoronis, Wright, Proc. (1883-86) 16;
xii. 210.

— Hippocrepia, Wright, Notes on (F.
D. Dyster), Proc. (1857-58) lvi. See
Trans., vol. xxii. 251-256.

Phorus, Montf., xv. 163.

—, with foreign substances attached,

exhib. (Pascoe), Proc. (1888-90) 69.

Phos, Montf., xvi. 358, 360.

— bathyketes, Watson * , xvi. 360, 361.

— borneensis, Sow., Xvi. 362.

— naucratoros, Watson * , xvi. 360.

Photophorus, Cand., xi. 84.

Photuris versicolor, Habr., x. 75, 82.

Phractocephalus gogra, Sykes, Xi11. 346.

— itchkeea, Sykes, xiii. 571.

GENERAL INDEX.

Phractocephalus kuturnee, Sykes, Xii.
568; xiii. 346.

Phragmatobia, Steph., xii. 342.

— albicosta, Walk., xii. 431.

Phragmatoseris, Milas, xviii. 147, 148,
198.

Phronima hamifera, Walk. * , x. 181.

— prunifera, Walk.*, x. 181.

— Stollii, Spinola, x. 182.

Phryganea, Linn., species of, described
by. Linnzus (Wallengren), Proc.
(1875-80) xlvii; xi. 79, 102, 106;
xiv. 726-736.

— egrota, Burm., xi. 105.

— albifrons, Linn., xiv. 729, 732.

— altaica, Fisch., xi. 104.

— annularis, Oliv., Xi. 103.

— atomaria, Steph., Xi. 103.

— atrata, Lepchn., x1. 104.

— azurea, Linn., xiv. 729, 730, 732.

— Beckwithii, Steph., xi. 103.

— bicaudata, Linn., xiv. 731.

— hilineata, Linn., xiv. 732.

—bimaculata, Linn., xiv. 729, 730,
735.

— bipunctata, Retz., xiv. 728.

— ciliaris, Linn., Xiv. 732.

— cinerea, Walk., xi. 103.

— commixta, Hag., Xi. 103.

— daurica, Fisch., xi. 104.

— divulsa, Walk., xi. 103.

— filosa, Linn., xiv. 731.

— flava, Linn., xiv. 732.

— flavilatera, Linn., xiv. 730, 735.

— flavomaculatus, auct., Xiv. 732.

— fulvipes, Burm., xi. 103.

— fusca, Linn., Xiv. 732.

— grandis, Linn., xi. 101, 102; xiv.
727, 728, 734.

— grisea, Linn., xiv. 727, 730, 735.

— hectica, Zett., Xiv. 731.

— impluviata, Blanchard, x. 196.

— japonica, MeLachl., xi. 101, 102.

— longicornis, Linn., xiv. 729, 730,
732.

— minor, Curt., xi. 103.

— minuta, Linn., xiv. 732.

— mixta, Burm., xi. 103.

— nebulosa, Linn., Xiv. 732.

— nigra, Linn., Xiv. 731.

— obsoleta, Hagen, xi. 103.

— phalenoides, Linn., xi. 104; xiv.
726, 731.

— reticulata, Linn., Xi.
727, 728, 731.

— —, var. Zett., xi. 105.

—rhombica, Linn., xiv. 728, 729,
730.

— ruficrus, Scop., xi. 105.

— galtatrix, Linn., Xiv. 732.

105; xiv.

315

Phryganea semifasciata, Say, Xi. 104.

— sordida, MeLachl.* , xi. 103, 106.

— speciosa, Latr., Xi. 104.

— stigma, Curt., Xiv. 730.

— striata, Linn., xi. 103; xiv. 727,
728, 734.

— striata, Burm., Xi. 105.

— tortriceana, Ramb., Xi. 103.

— umbrosa, Linn., Xiv. 732.

— varia, Habr., Xi. 103, 106.

— variegata, Humm., xi. 103.

— vestita, Walk., xi. 103.

— Waeneri, Linn., xiv. 732.

Phryganeide, xi. 101.

Phryganide, x. 196 ; xiii. 377.

Phryne vulgaris, Fitz., v. 16, 53.

Phrynops Geoffroyanus, Wagler, V. 53.

— gibbus, Fitz., v. 53.

— Miliusii, Fitz., v. 53.

Phrynosoma cornutum, Harlan (G. T.
Fox), Proc. i. 57.

Phumana, Walk. * , vii. 164.

— canescens, Walk.*, wii. 164.

Phurys, Guen., ix. 181, 183.

— hbasilaris, Guen., ix. 183.

—teligera, Walk.*, 1x.
191.

Phusiana, Walk.* , vi. 141.

— albifrons, Walk. * , vi. 141.

Phycidide, xx. 531.

Phyciodes, Hiibner, xi. 438; xvi. 466.

— Camillus, W. H. Edw., xvi. 467.

— Morpheus, Fabr., xvi. 467.

— Phaon, Hdw., Xvi. 467.

— —, var. Vesta, Hdw., xvi. 467.

Phycis Zinckenella, Treitsch., Xx. 546.

Phycodes, A. Milne-Hdw., xiv. 656.

—antennarius, A. Milne-Hdw., Xiv-~
656.

Phylactolemata, Xiv. 585.

Phyllacanthus, Brandt, xix. 207.

—imperialis, Lam., xix. 179, 186,
210.

181, 183,

Phyllangia, Milne-Hdw. § Haime,
Xvii. 396-399; xviii. 66, 67,
195, 203.

— dispersa, Verrill, xvii. 397, 399.

— papuensis, Studer, XVil. 396, 399.

Phyllastrea, H. de From., Xvili. 99,
101, 156, 158, 196, 198.

Phyllastrea, Dana, xviii. 158, 198.

Phyllastrephus, Swains., ii. 138.

Phyllidia, Cuv., xv. 164.

— spectabilis, Collingw.* , Xiv. 738.

Phyllirrhoe, Menke, xv. 164.

Phyllium Scythe, Westw., vii. 98.

Phyllobium, x. 438.

Phyllobius, Germ., X. 468.

Phylloccenia, Milne-EKdw. §& Haime,
xviii. 111, 197.

316
Phyllocceenia decipiens, Laube, XViil.
115.

Phylloccenioida, xviii. 103, 111, 197.

Phyllodes, Phil., ix. 182; xviii. 18, 204.

— semilinea, Walk. ** | Vii. 176.

Phyllodide, iti. 190 : ix. 181, 182;
xiii, 215; xiv. 130.

Phyllodoce, Ranzani, xii. 212.

— grenlandica, Hrsted, xiv. 130, 134.

— luetkeni, Malmgr., xiv. 127.

— maculata, Johnst., xiii. 215.

— maxillosa, Ranzani, ix. 32.

Phyllodromia poststriga, Walk., XX.
530, 532.

Py logyr, Tomes, Xviii. 91, 92, 196,

04.

Phyllohelia, LE. de From., xviii. 46.

Phyllophage, Proc. i. 197.

Phyllophora angusta, Walk.*, i. 7
ix. 9

Phyllopneuste rufa, Brehm, vi. 24.

— trochilus, Brehm, vi. 24.

Phyllopoda, xv. 70; xix. 294.

Phyllopora, 7: Woods, xviii. 45, 46, 204.

Phyllorhina, Bonap., Xiii. 186.

Phyllornis, Boie, ii. 140.

Phyllornithids, iv. 173.

Phylloseris, Tomes, xviii.
198, 203.

— rugosa, Tomes, XViiil. 160.

Phyllosmilia, £. de From., Xwiii. 55, 204.

Phyllosoma commune, Leach, in
Cornwall (Couch), Proc. (1857-58)
iii; ii, 146-149.

see pectineum, Kramer, XVii.
380.

156, 160,

Phylloxera, Proc. (1871-72) liv.

— in Spain and Portugal, maps to dis-
play the progress of the, shown
(W. T. Thiselton Dyer), Proc.
(1882-83) 3.

Phymastrea, Milne-Edw. &§& Haime,
xviii. 104, 106, 197.

Phymatodes, Blanch., ix. ftnote 142.

— albicinctus, Bates, X viii. 228.

— Maaki, Kraatz, Xvili. 206, 228.

— variabilis, Linn., ix. 142.

Phymatopterus piceus, Westw., Proc. i.
113.

Phymodius, xiv. 666.

Physa, Drap., Xvi. 256, 274, 275.

— aciculata, Sow., xvi. 276, 282.

— acuta, Sow., Proc. ii. 118, 122, 128.

—acutispira, Tryon, xvi. 276, 282,
285, 287, 288, 316.

— Adamsiani, Oanefri, xvi. 276, 286.

— Alicie, Reeve, xvi. 276, 292, 298.

— aperta, Sow., Xvi. 314.

— arachnoidea, T. Wood, xvi. 276, 289.

— attenuata, Sow., xvi. 315.

GENERAL INDEX.

Physa auriculata, Gassies, xvi. 314.
— ausiahane, Conrad, xvi. 276, 279,
16.
— australis, Koch, xvi. 276, 278, 316.
— hbadia, A. Adams § Angas, KVi.
276, 280.
— ‘Beddomei, Nelson §& Taylor, XVis
276, 284, 285, 287, 316.
— bonus- Henricus, A, Adams g Angas,
Xvi. 276, 316.
— ee ceee E. A, Smith*, xvi. 286,
16.
—, var. major, HE. A. Smith, Xvi
287

——, var, pallida, E. A. Smith, Xvi.
287

—breviculmen, EH. A. Smith*, Xvi.
290, 316.

— brisbanica, Nelson & Taylor,
276, 283.

— brunniensis, Sow., xvi. 314.

— bullata, Sow., xvi. 276, 283.

— carinata, H. Adams, Xvi. 276.

— eastanea, Lam., xvi. 315.

— castanea, Sow., xvi. 315.

— concinna, A. Addams & Angas, KVi. ~
276, 281, 316.

— erebriciliata, TZ. Wood, xvi. 276,
289, 290.

— Cumingii, H. Adams, xvi. 276.

— dispar, Sow., XVi. 276, 282.

— duplicata, Sow., Xvi. 276, 284.

— Etheridgii, HL. A. Smith*,
288, 316.

= areata, E A. Smith*, xvi. 292,
316.

— ferruginea, 4. Adams § Angas, KVi.
276, 280

— fontinalis, Zinn., Proe. ii. 118, 122.

— fusiformis, Nelson § Taylor, Xvi.
276, 284, 287, 316.

— Georeian Quoy & Gaim., xvi. 276,
277, 3

— gibbosa, "Con, xvi. 276-279, 316.

— —, var. Adamsiana, Canefri, XVi.
286.

— gracilenta, EH. A. Smith*,
285, 316.

— Grayi, L.A. Smith, xvi. 276, 277,
316.

— Hainesii, Tryon, xvi. 276, 281.

ee A, Adams & Angas, XVi.
276, 280, 287.

— ae ‘Gassies, xvi. 314.

— Kershawi, 7. Wood, xvi. 276, 290.

— latilabiata, Sow., xvi. 276, 281.

— Lessonii, H. A. Smith, xvi. 276,
277, 316.

— Ludwigii, Krauss, xvi. 276, 278,
316.

Xvi.

XVi.

XVi.

GENERAL TNDEX.

Physa Ludwigit, Kister, xvi. 278, 316.

— mamillata, Sow., xvi. 315.

— marginata, Kister, xvi. 276, 278,
316.

— Newcombi, A. Adams § Angas,
Xvi. 276, 280.

— nove hollandiz, Blainv., xvi. 276,
277, 283, 316.

— nove hollandig, Anton, Xvi. 276,
278.

— nove hollandie, Gray, Xvi. 276, 277.

— nove hollandie, Lesson, Xvi. 276,
277, 283.

— obesa, H. Adams, Xvi. 276.

— olivacea, 4. Adams & Angas, XVI.
276, 281, 316.

— pectorosa, Conrad, xvi. 276, 279,
280, 283, 316.

— pilosa, 7. Wood, xvi. 276, 289.

—— pinguis, Sow., Xvi. 276, 279.

— producta, EL, A. Smith * , xvi. 286,
316.

— Proteus, Sow., xvi. 276, 277, 279,
283, 291.

— puncturata, Sow., Xvi. 276, 284.

— pyramidata, Sow., xvi. 276, 282,
316.

— queenslandica, £. A. Smith*, xvi.
287, 316.

— Quoyi, EH. A. Smith*, Xvi. 288,
316.

— Reevei, 4. Adams § Angas, Vi. 276.

— sinuata, Gould, xvi. 314.

— subinflata, Sow., xvi. 276, 282, 287.

— subundata, Sow., Xvi. 276, 283.

— tabulata, Gould, xvi. 290.

—tenuilirata, HE. A. Smith*, Xvi.
291, 316.

— tenuistriata, Sow., Xvi. 276, 283,
291.

-— texturata, Sow., xvi. 276, 283.

— tongana, Quoy § Gaim., Xvi. 314.

— truncata, H. Adams, Xvi. 276.

— yarraensis, T. Wood, xvi. 276, 289.

— (Ameria) bonus: Henricus, 4. ddams
§ Angas, XVi. 293. :

—(—) carinata, H. Adams, Xvi.

— (—) Cumingii, H. Adams, xvi. 293.

— (—) obesa, H. Adams, Xvi. 293.

—(-) Reevii, 4. Adams § Angas,
xvi. 293.

— (—) truncata, H. Adams, Xvi, 292.

— (Bulinus) acutispira, Tryon, Xvi.
282.

— (Isidore) Hainesii, Tryon, Xvi. 281.

— (Glyptophysa) Alicie, Reeve, Xvi.

93,

Physalia, Lam. (Wm. Huxley), Proc.
ii, 3-5.

Physalis, 77/., xi. 16.

Physalus, Lacép., Xi. 150.

—antiquorum, Gray, xi. 146.

Physarchus, Pascoe, x. 450, 451.

Physarum album, xiii. 414.

Physatta, F. Smith *, ii. 77, 78, 129;
viii. 73; xi. 330.

— crinita, F, Smith, xi. 331.

— dromedarius, Ff. Smith*, ii. 78;
vii. 130 ; xi. 330.

— gibbosa, F. Smith, xi. 331.

Physematium, Meyer, xiv. 138, 140.
141, 148, 182, 183.

— Miilleri, Schneider, xiv. 143.

Physeter, Linn., iii. 187.

—phidens, Sow., x. 68.

Physeterides, Bonap., xiii. 187.

Physiological Selection (Romanes),.
Proe. (1883-86) 129; xix. 337-
422.

Physodroma, Thoms., ix. 122.

— sexcostata, Thoms., ix. 122.

Physogyra, Quelch, xviii. 91, 95, 196:

Physophora, Forsk., Proc. ii. 5.

— tetrasticha, Philippi, v. 30.

Physophoride, Hschsch. (Wm. Huxley),
Proce. ii. 15, 60, 65, 67-69.

Physophyllia, Dunc.*, xviii. 116,
118, 193, 197.

Physopsis, Krauss, xvi. 255, 256.

— Jukesii, H. Adams, xvi. 276, 294.

Physostomi, Miiller, v. 227; xiii.
210.

Phytala, Boisd., xi. 434.

Phytalmia, Gerst., ix. 6.

— guttipennis, Walk.*, v. 269; ix..
28

Phytocia, Muls., xviii. 259, 261.

Phytociides, xviii. 255.

Phytogyra, @’ Orb., xviii. 91, 96, 196.

Phytolithi Filicum, Proce. ii. 32.

Phytomyzides, Fall., ix. 5.

Phytonomus, Schonh., xi. 73.

Phytophaga, Dune., xx. 156.

Phytophagous Coleoptera, descriptions:
of new species of, Baly, Proc.
(1875-80) xxvi; Xiv. 336-356.

— —, Australian, descriptions of Genera
and Species of (Baly), xiii. 458—
479.

Phytophthires, Burm., i. 99; x. 329.

Phytosus, fudd., xiv. 530.

— Darwinii, Waterh. * , xiv. 531.

Phytotoma, Mol., ii. 143.

Piazomias macer, Pascoe*, xix. 318,
320.

— peregrinus, Pascoe* , xix. 318, 319.

— velatus, Chevrol., xix. 319.

Piazorhinus, Schénh., xii. 32.

— scutellaris, Say, xii. 33,

518

Piazurus, Schénh., x. 457 ; Xi. 486.

Pica, Bris., ti. 134.

— caudata, Linn., ii. 135.

— mauritanica, Malherbe, ii. 135.

Picarie, Nitzsch, xiii. 309, 490; xx.
388.

Pici, Xvii. 480.

Picicorvus, Bonap., ii. 142.

Picidee, Bonap., ii. 152; xx. 330.

—, skulls of (Kitchen Parker), Proc.
(1873-74) xxi-xxiii. See Trans.,
2nd ser. Zool. vol. i. 1-22.

Picnonotus, Gray, iv. 173.

Picrocerus, A. Milne-Hdw., xiv. 641,
661.

— armatus, A. Milne-Edw., xiv. 661.

Picumnus, Zemm., li. 143.

— minutus, Swndev., Proc. (1873-74)
XXIiL.

Picus, Linn., ii. 133.

— sacral region of, xiii. 373.

— balius, Heugl., xvii. 431.

— guertan, Gme/., xvii. 431.

— major, Linn., Proc. (1873-74) xxxiii ;
ii. 135; xii. 533, 534.

— Martius, Linn., xii. 533, 534.

—medius, Linn., Proc. (1873-74)
Xxill; xii. 533, 534.

— minor, Linn., Proc. (1873-74) xxiii ;
Xii. 533.

— numidicus, Matherbe, ii. 135.

— schoanus, Heugl., xvii. 430.

— schoensis, Riippell, xvi. 430.

— tridactylus, Linn., v. 14.

— viridis, Linn., X11. 533, 534.

Pidgeon, Danl., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1875-80) iii.

Pidorus, Walk., vi. 98.

— econstrictus, Walk. *, iii. 185.

— sordidus, Walk.*, vi. 98.

Pieride, vi. 76; x. 501.

Pierinz, xi. 438 ; x. 499.

Pieris, Schrank, ix. 51; (Journ. Bot.)
x. 471, 496-499, 502 ; xi. 80, 439.

— brassice, Linn., xvii. 177, 181,
184, 188, 193.

— charina, Boisd., (Journ. Bot.) x. 471.

— crategi, Linn., 1X. 51.

— gidica, Godt., (Journ. Bot.) x. 471.

— Hyale, Latr., ix. 52.

—— menapia, Feld., xvi. 471.

— napi, Linn., ix. 51.

— occidentalis, Reakirt, xvi. 470.

— peloria, Hewits., x. 495.

—rape, Linn., ix. 51; xvii. 177-
181, 184; early appearance of
(Romanes), Proc. (1882-83) 4.

— sisymbrii, Boisd., xvi. 471.

— venosa, Scudder, xvi. 471.

— vernalis, Hdw., xvi. 471.

GENERAL INDEX,

Pierites, Heer, xi. 80.

Piesarthrius, Hope, ix. 134.

— marginellus, Hope, ix. 134.

Piestocystis Dithrydium, Dies., v. 42.

Piezorhynchus aruensis, Salvad., XVi.
431.

— chalybeocephalus, Garn., xvi. 431.

— guttulatus, Garn., xvi. 431.

— nitidus, Gould, xiii. 316, 498.

Pig, xii. 157; xix. 384.

—, Prehistoric Domestic, of Britain
(Rolleston), Proc. (1875-80) xi;
xiii. 108, 109. See Trans., 2nd
ser. Zool. vol. i. 251-286.

Pigeon, Notes on Finsch’s Fruit
(Ramsay), Proc. (1882-83) 3.

—, parasite infesting, xili. 45.

Pihoihoi, (Journ. Bot.) ix. 141.

Pike, Col. Nicholas, see Barkly, Sir
Henry.

Pike, xv. 41, 45, 46.

— Whale, xii. 187.

Pilchards (Day), Proc. (1880-82) 22.

Pileopsis subrufa, Lam., v. 177.

Pilidium, Miller, vii. ftnote 152 ; xii.
209.

Piliscus ecommodus, Middend., xii. 101.

Pilkington, Wm., obituary, Proce. ii. 47.

—, portrait of, Proc. (1888-90) 39.

Pilot-fish, xv. 56.

Pilumnus, Leach, xiv. 668.

— De Haanii, Miers, xx. 110.

— labyrinthicus, Miers, xx. 110,

— vespertilio, Fabr.,, xx. 110.

Pim, Bedford, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1875-80) xiv.

Pimelepterus cornubiensis, Cornish, XV.
310

Pimeliaridz, Proc. i. 200.

Pimelodus, Lacép., xviii. 315.

— anguis, Ham. Buch., xiii. 347.

— anisurus, M‘Clell., xiii. 345.

— aor, Ham. Buch., xii. 568.

—bagarius, Ham. Buch. xii. 571;
xiii. 351.

— batasius, Ham. Buch., xiii. 345.

— carcio, Ham. Buch., xiii. 345.

— carnaticus, Jerdon, Xiii. 351,

— cayasius, Ham. Buch., Xii. 568.
—chandramara, Ham. Buch., Xiii.
346. .

— djambal, Bleeker, xiii. 347.

— gagata, Ham. Buch., xiii. 350,

— gagora, Ham. Buch., xviii. 315.
— gogra, Bleeker, xii. 569.

— indicus, M‘Clell., xiii. 345.

— itchkeea, Jerdon, xii. 571.

— jatius, Ham. Buch., xviii. 315.

— kuturnee, Bleecker, xii. 568.

— lonah, Jerdon, xii. 571.

GENERAL INDEX.

Pimelodus megacephalus, Heckel, wv. 54.

— menoda, Ham. Buch., Xiii. 345.

— nangra, Ham. Buch., xiii. 351.

—nenga, Ham. Buch., xviii. 315.

— pangasius, Ouv. & Val., xiii. 347.

— platespogon, Val., Kili. 351.

— Rita, Ham. Buch., xii. 569; xiii.
346.

— sagor, Ham. Buch., xviii. 315.

— seengtee, Sykes, xiii. 345,

— silondia, Ham. Buch., Xiii. 350.

— gona, Ham. Buch., Xvili. 31d.

— soua, read sona, Ham. Buch., Xviii.
315.

— urua, Ham. Buch., xiii. 347.

— Yarrellii, Jerdon, xii. 571.

Pimpla, Fabr., ii. 119; v. 140; viii.
63; xi. 403, 414.

—apicalis, F. Smith*, vii. 9, 142;
xi. 404.

— arrogans, F. Smith*, vii. 8, 142;
xi. 404,

— bipartita, Brulié, xi. 403.

— braconoides, F. Smith*, iti. 172;
Vii. 142; viii. 64; xi.
404.

— caudata, Ff. Smith*, vii. 10, 142;
xi. 405.

— coronator, Fabr., xi. 399.

— crassipes, Brullé, v. 140.

— destructor, /, Smith * , vii. 9, 142;
xi. 404.

— diligens, Ff. Smith*, viii. 64; xi.

— eructator, Brullé, xi. 403.

— fenestrata, F'. Smith * , xi. 404.

— ferruginea, F. Smith*, iii. 173;
vii. 142; xi. 404,

— flaviceps, F. Smith*, v. 139; vii.
142; viii. 64; xi. 404.

— flaviceps, Brullé, xi. 403.

— formosa, Ff. Smith*, v. 139; vii.
142; xi. 404.

— incisa, F. Smith * , vii. 9, 142; xi.
404.

—infirma, F. Smith*, v. 68, 142;
xi. 404.

—inimica, FF, Smith*, vii. 10, 142;
xi. 405.

— insidiator, F. Smith* , vii. 9, 142;
Vili, 63; xi. 404.

—insolens, Ff. Smith*, v. 64, 142;
xi, 404.

— integrata, F. Smith*, v. 140; vii.
142; xi, 404=integrator, F. Smith,
viii. 64.

— interceptor, F. Smith*, viii. 65;
xi. 405.

—modesta, F. Smith*, v. 64; vii.
142; xi. 404.

319

Pimpla nigricornis, Ff. Smith*, viii.
64; xi. 405.

— obnoxia, F. Smith*, viii. 64; xi.
405.

— ochracea, Ff. Smith * , iii. 172; vii.
142; xi. 404.
— pedator, Habr., ii. 119; xi. 403.
—penetrans, F. Smith*, iii. 173;
Vii. 142; viii. 64; xi. 404.
—placida, F. Smith*, v. 140; vii.
142; xi. 404.

— plagiata, F. Smith*, iii. 173; v.
139; wii. 142; xi. 404,

— punctata, Mabr., vii. 142; xi. 403.

— punctator, Linn., ii. 119.

— punctum, Brullé, xi. 403.

— trifasciata, F. Smith*, viii. 64;
xi. 405.

— trilineata, Brullé, iii. 24.

— trimaculata, F. Smith*, iii. 24;
vii. 142; xi. 403.

—unicolor, fF. Smith*, v. 63; vii.
142; xi. 404.

—viridipennis, /. Smith*, vw. 64;
vil. 142; xi. 404.

eae fluviatilis, Greeff, xiii.
297

Pinacocystis, Hert. & Les., xiii. 297.

—rubieunda, Hert. ¢ Les. Xiii.
297, 298; xiv. 181.

Pinarolestes, Sharpe, Proce. (1875-80)

xii.
— megarhynchus, Quoy & Guim., Xiv.
360

— rufigaster, Gould, xvi. 435.

Pinarus, Schonh., Xi. 486.

Pine Marten, x. 372.

— —, from Cumberland, exhib. (Har-
ting), Proc. (1887-88) 11.

Pineal and Pituitary Glands, On the
Homology of (Prof. Owen), xvi.
131-149,

Pinna, Linn., iv, 44, 60.

— digitiformis, Linn., iv. 60.

— fornicata, Linn., iv. 60.

— lobata, Linn., iv. 60.

— muricata, Linn., iv. 60.

— nobilis, Zinn., iv. 60.

— rotundata, Linn., iv. 60.

— rudis, Linn., iv. 60.

— saccata, Linn., iv. 60.

— viridis, Jinn., iv. 60.

Pinnigrada, Yorb., ii. 37.

Pinnipedia, //., xix. 21-25.

Pinnotheres, Latr., xv. 86, 87.

— angelicus, Lockington, xv. 86.

— Guerinii, Milne-Hdw., xv. 87.

— hirtimanus, Mi/ne-Edw., xv. 87.

— lithodomi, Smith, xv. 87.

— maculatus, Say, xv. 87.

320

Pinnotheres Margarita, Smith, xv. 87.

— obesus, Dana, xx. 111.

— ostreum, Say, xv. 87.

Pinnotherids, Proc. ii. 428; Proc.
(1857-58) liti; tii. 27; xx. 111.

Pintia, Walk., vi. 98.

Pionia, Walk., xii. 400, 421.

Pionias crassus, Sharpe * , xvii. 429.

— fuscicapillus, Pinsch, Vii. 429.

— Meyeri, Riipp., xvii. 430.

— Pucherani, Bonap., xiii. 80.

Pionus fuscicapillus, Puch., ii. 165.

Piophila, Fallén, iv. 167; Vili. 127.

— contecta, Walk.*, iv. 167; ix.
29.

— disjuncta, Waik.*, viii. 127; ix.
29.

* Piopio,” Keropia crassirostris, Gmel.,
Notes on (T. H. Potts), xi. 505-
509.

Pipe-fishes (Syngnathus, Art.), capture
of (Hogg), Proc. 11. 157; xv. 141.

Piper, Walter Geo., elected Fellow,
Proce. (1875-80) xxix.

Pipia merens, Do/., v. 167.

Pipra, Linn., ii. 143.

— mentalis, Sclater, ii. 144.

Piprine, ii. 144.

Pipunculide, Curt., v. 150; ix. 4-6.

Pipunculus, Latr., ix. 4-6.

— amboinalis, Walk.* , v. 150,

— amboinensis, Waik.,ix. 17.

Pirates, Burm., Xi. 81.

Pironastrea, d’Ach., Xviii. 136, 139,
198.

Pisa, Leach, xiv. 637, 640, 651, 657,
659.

— bicornutus, Latr., xx. 507.
— tetraodon, Penn., xiv. 657.
— (Arctopsis) lanata, Lam., xiv. 673.
Pisania crenilabrum, A. Adams, xii.
: 5A.
— pusio, Linn. xx. 486.
— reticulata, A. Adams, Xvi. 374.
— Solomonensis, Z. A. Smith, xii. 546,
562.
Pisara, Walk. * , wi. 117.
— acontioides, Walk. * , vi. 118.
— opalina, Walk. * , vi. 118.
Pisces, ii. 5; xii. 223; xx. 446, 462,
464, 465.
— of Fernando Noronha (Boulenger),
xx. 483.
Piscine characters of Ichthyosaurus
(Seeley), xii. 312.
Pisidium, Pfeif, v. 16; xvi. 255,
306.
—amnicum, Miiller, Proce. ii. 119.
— australe, Lam., xvi. 306.
— Casertanum, Pol, xvi. 307.

GENERAL INDEX.

Pisidium Etheridgii, H.A.Smith * ,xvi-
306, 317.

— pulchellum, Proc. ii. 121, 122.

— semen, Menke, xvi. 306.

Pisoides, Milne-Edw. g Lucas, Xiv«
657.

— Edwardsii, Bell, xiv. 657.

— obliteratus, EF. A. Smith*, ii.
104. i

Pison, Spin., ii. 104, 105; wii. 122
Vili. 85; xi. 366; xviii. 321.

— argentatus, Schuck., xi. 366.

— hospes, #. Smith* , xiv. 676.

— iridipennis, F’. Smith * , xiv. 676.

— morosus, Ff. Smith * , viii. 85.

—nitidus, 7. Smith*, iii. 160; vii.
35, 135; xi. 366.

— obliteratus, F. Smith*, vii. 135;
xi. 366.

— pallidipalpis, F. Smith*, vil. 36,
135; viii. 85; xi. 366.

— perplexus, F. Smith * , xviii. 321.

—rugosus, ff. Smith*, ii. 104; xi.
366.

— Spinole, Shuck., xviii. 321.

— suspiciosus, F. Smith * , ii, 104; vile
135; xi. 366.

Pisonoides, Shuck., 11. 104.

Pissodes, Dej., xi. 173.

Pisum, Meg., Xvi. 301.

Pitane, Watlk., xii. 482.

— fervens, Walk., xii. 482.

Pithanotes falsus, Newm., ix. 142.

Pithecomus, Pascoe* , xi. 487; xii.
97.

— Ursulus, Pascoe * , xi. 488, 492; xii.
97.

Pithecus, Geoffr., ii. 20.

Pitho, Bell, xiv. 665.

Pitta, Vietdl., 11. 140.

—atricapilla, Quoy & Gaim., il.

58

— Mackloti, Temm., ii. 158; Xvi.
440.

— nove guiner, Miiller § Schi., Ue
158; xiii. 315, 494; xiv. 687.

Pittide, xiii. 315, 494.

Placastreea, Stolic., XvVili. 123, 124,
197.

Placentalia, ii. 11, 12.

Placoccenia, d’ Orb., xviii. 108, 197.

Placoccenioida, X Vili. 103, 108 197.

Placocyathus, Milne-Edw. § Haime,
XVvili. 16, 17, 194.

Placohelia, H. de From., xviii. 46,
204.

Placophora, £. de From., Xviii. 66,
108, 197.

Placophyllia, @’Orb., xviii. 72, 73,
196.

GENERAL INDEX.

Placopsammia, Reuss, xviii. 177, 179,
199.

Placoseris, E. de From., Xviii. 147, 149,
198

Placosmilia, Milne-Edw. § Haime,
Xvili. 55, 195.

Placosmilioida, xviii. 50, 54, 55, 195.

Placostegus, Philippi, viii. 13-16.

— ceruleus, Schmarda, viii. 13.

— cariniferus, Gray, viii. 13, 15.

— —, var. Kraussii, Baird * , viii. 14,
15

— Grayi, Baird * , viii. 16.

— latiligulatus, Baird * , viii. 15, 16.

Placotrochoida, xviii. 9, 16, 194.

Placotrochus, Milne-Edw. & Haime,
Xviili. 16, 194.

Placusa, Hrichs., xi. 49, 84.

Plagiacantha, Miiller, xiv. 151, 179.

Plagiodera, Chevr., xi. 74.

Plagiolepis, Mayr, xi. 318.

— pissina, Roger, xi. 318.

Plagionotus pulcher, Blessig, xviii.
206, 228.

Plagiophrys, Clap. § Lachm., xiii.
399.

Plagioscion, Gil/, xiii. 140.

Plagusia, Latr., xi. 526; xx. 513.

— depressa, Habr., Xx. 513.

Plagusiine, Xiv. 670.

Plaice, xv. 47.

—, Skeleton of (Traquair), Proc. (1864-
65) cyili. See Trans. vol. xxv.
263-296.

Plakopus ruber, Schulze, xiii. 270,
271.

Planacidse, xv. 244.

Planaria, Goeze, v. 36; xii. 209.

— alata, Goeze, v. 47.

— pilis, Braun, v. 15.

— cylindrica, Goeze, v. 17.

— fusca, Fabr., xiv. 133.

— latiuscula, Goeze, v. 5, 35.

— Lucii, Goeze, v. 21.

— Melis, Goeze, v. 38.

— Mide, Braun, v. 41.

— pusilla, Braun, v. 7.

— putorii, Goeze, Vv. 33.

— subclavata, Goeze, v. 53.

— teres poro simplici, Goeze, v. 33,
44.

— terrestris, Miller (Jenyns), Proc.
(1868-69) xxiv.

—-—in England (Lubbock), Proce.
(1867-68) xlvi; x. 193-195.

— Vespertilionis, Goeze, v. 7.

Planarians, on thirty-one species of
Marine, collected partly by the late
Dr. Kelaart, at Trincomalee, and

partly by Dr. Collingwood, in the

321

Eastern Seas (Dr. Collingwood),
Proc. (1874-75) vii; xii. 291,
292; xiii. 40,43. See Trans., 2nd
ser. Zool. vol. i. 83-98.

Planaxis, Zam., v. 191, 208.

— levigata, Lowe, v. 191; xii. 519-
521,

— virgatus, H. A. Smith, xii. 552.

Planes, Rond.* , Proc. ii. 333.

Planetis, Wagler, xiv. 403.

Planipennia, xi. 99, 230, 260; xili.
377; xvi, 154, 155, 162.

Planorbis, Gwet?., iv. 40; xvi. 255,
294; xx. 475.

— albus, Miller, Proc. ii. 119, 122.

— carinatus, Miiller, Proce. ii. 119, 121,
122.

— contortus, Linn., Proce. ii. 119, 122.

—corneus, Linn., Proc. ii. 119, 121,
122; v. 16-18, 34, 40.

— Hssingtonensis, H, A. Smith* , xvi.
294, 295, 316.

— fragilis, Brazier, xvi. 294, 317;
xx. 502.

— Gilberti, Dunker, xvi. 294, 295,
316; xx. 502.

— imbricatus, Miiller, Proc. ii.
122.

— Macquariensis, &. A. Smith * , xvi.
294, 295, 317.

— marginatus, Drap., Proce. ii. 119, 121,
122; v. 53; xii. 293.

— nitidus, Miller, Proc. ii. 119, 122;
v. 53.

— Noronhensis, H. A. Smith*, xx,
502, 503.

— obtusus, Deshayes, xvi. 295.

— spirorbis, Miiller, Proc. ii. 119, 121,
122; xvi. 296.

— vortex, Linn., Proc. ii. 119, 121, 122;
v. 53.

Planorbulina, D’ Or., xiv. 422.

Plantigrada, ii. 37.

Platacanthus, Day, xiv. ftnote 539.

— agrensis, Day, Xiv. ftnote 554.

Platalea ajaja, Linn., v. 12; xx. 880.

— leucoridea, Zinn., v. 35.

Platanista, Pliry, xiii. 43, 45, 188.

— gangetica, Lebeck, xix. 177; eye of,
exhibited (Anderson), Proc. (1875-
80) vii; parasites on (Cobbold),
Xili, 35-46.

Platemys Bowerbankii, Owen, xii. 515,

— Bullockii, Owen, xii. 516.

Platessa flesus, Cuv., v. 21, 30.

— vulgaris, Cuv., v. 26.

Platetrum depressum, Linw., xvi. 155,
179.

Platops, Newp. * , Proc. i. 195.

Platurus Fischeri, Jan., x. 67.

Y

119}

322

Platurus scutatus, Laur., x. 67.

Platyarthrus, Brandt, xiv. 610; xx.
124.

— Hoffmanseggii, Brandt, xiii. 257;
xx. 136.

Platycara, M‘Cleil., xvi. finote 536.

— anisura, M‘Clell., xiv. ftnote 540.

— australis, Jerdon, xiv. ftnote 539.

— lissorhynchus, M‘Cledl., xiv. ftnote
540.

— nasuta, M‘Clell., xiv. ftnote 540.’

— notata, Blyth, xiv. ftnote 540.

Platycarcinus pagurus, Edw., xvi. 485.

Platycepha, Baly* , xiii. 475.

— eximia, Baly * , xiii. 458, 476.

ee gas Bloch & Schneid., iii.
3 ;

Platycercus, Vig., ii. 141,142; (Journ.
Bot.), ix. 141.

Platycerus, Geoffr., Xi. 52.

Platychora, Hrichs., xi. 89.

Platyccelia, De7., xi. 52.

Platycorynus, Baly, viii. 27-31; xi.
60

— Dejeanii, Gerst., viii. 27.

— laticornis, Dej., viii. 32.

— pretiosus, Baly, viii. 46.

— Sheppardi, Baly, viii. 37.

Platyerinus, Agass., Willi. 51, 54.

Platycyathus, H. de From., xviii. 16,
21, 22, 24, 204.

Platydema, Lap., xi. 73.

Platydesmus, Lucas, Proc. i. 194.

Platydide, iii. 192.

Platygyra, Ehrenb., X vill. 86, 89, 204.

Platyhelia, H. de From., Xviii. 204.

Platyhellia, T.-Woods, xviii. 46.

Platylambrus, S¢imps., Xiv. 671.

Platymopsis, J. Thoms., ix. 111.

—armatula, White, ix. 111.

— obliqua, Donov., ix. 111.

— tuberculata, Hope, ix. 111.

Platynopoda latipes, Westw., xi. 392.

Platynotus, Fabr., xi. 60.

Platynus Bogemanni, Gy/l., xi. 89.

Platyomicus, Thoms., X1. 163.

—aridus, Pascoe*, xix. 319, 326,
336.

-— cordipennis, Pascoe * , Xi. 162; xii.

80; xix. 326.

— echinus, Fabr., Xi. 162; xix. 326.

— pedestris, Pascoe*, xi. 162, 217;
xii. 80.

Platyomus, Schénh., X. 450; xi. 67.

Platypes, Lockington, xiv. 667.

Platypeza, Metgen, iv. 117.

— glaucescens, Walk.*,iv. 117; ix.
16

Platypezide, Haliday, iv. 117; ix. 4-
6.

GENERAL INDEX.

Platyphora, Verrall* , xiii. 257-260.

— Lubbockii, Verrall* , xiii. 260.

Platyphylax, McLach/.* , xi. 109, 110.

— lanuginosus, McLachl. * , xi. 110.

Platypleura, Amyot et Serv., i. 88,
141

— catocaloides, Walk. * , x. 82.

— Hilpa, Walk., x. 83.

— semilucida, Walz., i. 83, 141.

Cea Herbst, Xi. 86; Xvii. 296,
297.

— parallelus, Fabr., xx. 554.

Platyrhina, ii. 37.

Platyrhopalus, Westw., Proc. i.
112.

— acutidens, Westw., Proc. i. 112.

— angustus, Westw., Proe. i. 112.

—aplustrifer, Westw., Proc. 1.
116

111,

112,

— denticornis, Westw., Proc. i. 112,
116.

— (?) dentifrons, Westw., Proe. i. 112.

— (?) levifrons, Westw., Proc. i. 112.

— Melleii, Westw., Proc. i. 112.

— unicolor, Westw., Proe. i. 112.

— Westwoodii, Saund., Proe. i. 112.

Platyrhynchus, Desb. § Schramm, Proc.
i. 183; xiv. 653.

Platyrrhina, see Platyrhina.

Platyschisma, M‘Coy, xiv. 593.

Platysoma, Leach, xi. 84.

Platystacus Chaca, Ham. Buch., xiii.
349.

Platysternum, Gray, xii. 437.

—megacephalum, Gray, =. 17, 20;
xii. 436, 441.

Platystira orientalis, Heugl., xvii. 425.

Platystirine, X Vil. 425.

Platystoma, Latr., iv. 147, 148; vi.
12, 20; viii. 120, 1384.

—atomaria, Walk.*, v. 293; ix. 24.

—atomarium, Walk. *, iv. 148.

— basale, Walk. *, iv. 148; ix. 24.

— brevis, Walk.* , viii. 120; ix. 24.

— devocata, Walk.*, viii. 121; ix.
24.

— diminutiva, Walk. * , viii. 121; ix.

— frontalis, Walk. *, v. 268; ix. 24.
— fusifacies, Walk.*, iii. 113; ix.
4

— impingens, Walk. *, viii. 184; ix.
24.

—inseripta, Walk.*, viii. 120; i.
4.

— multivitta, Walk.*, iii. 113; ix.

24.
— pectoralis, Walk. *, vi. 18; 1x. 24.
— potens, Walk.*, vi. 12, 20; ix.
24.

GENERAL INDEX,

Platystoma producta, Walk. *, v. 298 ;
ix. 24.

— protensa, Walk.*, vii. 228; ix.
24

— punctiplena, Wath. *, vw. 268; ix.
24.

— rigida, Walk. * ,i. 32; ix. 24.

— seenghala, Sykes, xii. 568.

— stellata, Walk.* , 1. 32; ix. 24,
—tarsalis, Walk.*, vii. 237; ix.

— ventralis, Walk., ix. 24.

Platytenes, Pascoe *, X. 466; xii, 94.

— varius, Pascoe * , x. 467, 493; xii.
94

Platytrachelus chloris, Pascoe*, x.
458; xii. 81.

Platytrochus, Milne-Edw. § Haime,
xviii. 18, 194.

Platyxantha, Baly *, xx. 158.

— clypeata, Baly * , xx. 158, 187.

Plautus impennis, Linn., Xvi. ftnote
479.

Playfair, Dr. David Thompson, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1888-90) 3.

Plebeii, x. 497, 498.

Plebeius, Linn., x. 496; xi. 432, 438.

— Parrhasioides, Wallengr., xi. 438.

Plecia, Hoffmansegg, i. 105; xi. 80.

— dorsalis, Walk.*, i. 5, 105; iii.
77; v. 144; vii. 202; ix. 7.

— fulvicollis, Wied., mentioned, i. 5.

— ignicollis, Wied., mentioned, 1. 5.

— subyarians, Walk. *,i. 105; ix. 7.

Plecotrema, Adams, xx. 501.

Plectognathii, v. 227.

Plectorhyncha fulviventris,
Xvi. 439.

Plectrophanes lapponica (Linn.), Selby,
ii. 134.

Ramsay,

— nivalis (Linn.), Meyer, ii. 134.

Plegadis falcinellus, Zinn., Proc. (1883-
86) 124.

Pleiadia, Dana, XViii. 67.

Pleione, Savigny, X. 216, 219, 222.

— molides, Savigny, X. 228.

— Alcyonia, Savigny, X. 222.

— carunculata, Pallas, x. 220.

— complanata, Pallas, x. 222.

— tetraedra, Savigny, X. 217.

— tetraedra, Milne-Edw., x. 218.

— vagans, Savigny, X. 218.

Pleistacantha, Miers, xiv. 646.

— Sancti-Johannis, Miers, xiv. 646.

Plerastrea, Milne-Edw. & Haime,
Xvili. 128, 129, 197.

— mirabilis, Dunc., xviii. 129.

—Savignyi, Milne-Kdw. & Haime,
XVili. 129.

Plerastreoida, xviii. 104, 128, 197.

323

Plerogyra, Milne-Edw. § Haime, Xviii.
91, 95, 96, 196.

Plesiastrzea, Milne-Edw. &
Xviii. 104, 107, 108, 197.

— distans, Dunc., Xviii. 108.

— globosa, Dunc., xviii. 108.

—ramea, Dunc., xviii. 108.

— spongiformis, Dune., xviii. 108.

Plesiofungide, xviii. 4, 6, 132, 133,
194, 198; xx. 570.

Plesioneura Asmara, Butler*,
197.

— Dan, Fuabr., xiii. 197.

— Pinwilli, Butler * , xiii. 197.

— tabrica, Hewits., xiii. 197.

Plesioporitide, xviii. 4, 6, 182, 133,
147, 165, 194, 199.

Plesiosaurian Characters of Ichthyo-
saurus (Seeley), X11. 312-313.

Plesiosaurus, Cony)., xiii. 92, 95, 96.

—, resemblances of bones of, see Enalio-
sauria, Xii. 296-342.

— dolichodeirus, Conyb., xii. 326.

Plesioseris, Dunc.*, xvii. 309, 317;
Xviii. 161, 193, 198.

— australie, Rousseau, XViii. 162.

Plesiosmilia, Milas, xviii. 55, 195,
208.

Plethopora cervicornis, d’Orb., Xiv.

24.

Pleuractis, Agass., Xviii. 141, 204.

Pleurechinus, L. Agass., On the Genus:
its Classificatory Position and
Alliances (Prof. P. M. Duncan),
Proc. (1880-82) 35; xvi. 447-
454,

— bothryoides, Agass., xvi. 447-452.

Pleurobrachia, Flem., xvi. 94, 95, 97.

Pleurobranchza, Meck., Proc. (1883-
86) 16.

Pleurobranchia, Wlem., xiv. 125.

— rhododactyla, Agass., xiv. 125.

Pleurobranchids, xv. 164.

Pleurobranchus, Cuv., Proc. (1883-86)
16; xv. 164; xvii. 26.

Pleurocenia, d’Orb., xviii. 66, 69,
204.

Pleurocora, Milne-Hdw.
Xvili. 70, 71, 198.

Pleurocyathus, Moseley, Xviii. 21, 26.

Pleurocyathus, #. de From., Xviii. 19,

204.
Pleurodictyum, Goldf., xviii.
191

Haime,

xiii.

&§ Haime,

187,

Pleurodon ovalis, S. V. Wood, xiv.
420.

Pleuromma abdominale, Claus, =x.
148.

Pleuronectes cynoglossus, Linn., KX.

Y¥2

324

Pleuronectes Flesus, Linn., xv. 316;
xx. 448.

— limanda, Linn., xx. 448.

— mancus, isso, v. 26.

— maximus, Linn., v. 37.

— microcephalus, Donov., xx. 448.

— Platessa, Linn., v. 37; xx. 448.

Pleuronectia, Swains., xiv. 419.

Pleuronectidz, Proc. (1867-68) Ix ; xv.
53

—, On the Asymmetry of the, as
elucidated by an Hxamination of
the Skeleton in the ‘Turbot,
Halibut, and Plaice (Traquair),
Proc. (1864-65) ecviii. See Trans.
vol. xxv. 263-296.

Pleuronectoids, xv. 33.

Pleuronema, Dwj., Note on a New Ciliate
Infusorian allied to (Phillips),
Proc. (1880-82) 36 ; xvi. 476-478.

Pleuronemide, xvi. 476.

Pleurophricus, 4. Milne-Edw., xiv.
660.

— cristatipes, A. Milne-Hdw., xiv. 660.

Pleurophrys, Clap. g¢ Lachm., xiii.
407.

— amphitrematoides, Archer, xiii. 407.

— spherica, Clap. §& Lachm., xiii. 407.

Pleurophyllia, H. de From., xviii. 77,
79, 196.
Pleurophyllidia, Meck., exhib. (A. G.
Bourne), Proc. (1885-86) 16.
Pleuropterus, Westw., Proc. i. 118;
Proe. ii. 56.

— alternans, Westw.*, Proc. ii. 56.

— hastatus, Westw.* , Proc. ii. 57.

— Westermanni, Westw., Proc. ii. 57.

Pleurosmilia, HE. de From., xviii. 55,
56, 195.

Pleurosternum, Owen, xii. 516.

Pleurostylina, H. de From., xviii. 108,
109, 197.

Pleurotoma, Lam., Xiv. 586, 694 ; xv.
218; xvi. 247, 324, 329 385.

— amena, H. A. Smith, xv. 426.

— amphiconus, Sow., xv. 409.

— aureola, Reeve, xv. 450.

— Barkliensis, H. Adams, xv. 429.

— biclathrata, Souverbie, xii. 539.

— biconus, Hdw., xv. 409.

— bijubata, Reeve, xii. 537.

— carinata, Biv., Xv. 442.

— cataphracta, Brachi, xv. 407.

— cedo-nulli, Reeve, xvi. 39i.

— circinata, Dall, xv. 395, 407.

— Clara, v. Mart., xv. 393.

— conoides, Sol., xv. 409.

— cuprea, Reeve, XX. 485.

— decussata, Phil., xv. 437.

— digitale, Reeve, xii. 537.

GENERAL INDEX.

Pleurotoma dimidiata, Broc., Xv. 398,
399.

— emendata, Monterosato, xv. 404, 441.

— formosa, Reeve, xv. 467.

— fragilis, Peeve, xv. 448.

— fuegensis, H. A. Smith, xv. 417.

— granularis, H. A. Smith, xv. 429.

— harpularia, Couth., xv. 429.

— hyalina, Reeve, xv. 472.

—-incilis, Watson *, xv. 413, 425.

— interrupta, Lam., Xv. 428.

— Kaderleyi, Lischke, xv. 412.

— Kennicottii, Dall, xv. 395.

— leucotropis, Adams § Reeve, XV-
395.

—micans, Hds., xv. 443.

— mitreformis, Wood, xv. 405.

— mitrula, Lovén, xii. 107.

— nebula, Montagu, xx. 395.

— nigrescens, Gray, XX. 485.

—nivalis, Lovén, xv. 396, 398, 402,
403, 419.

— nodifera, Lam., xv. 396.

— nodulosa, Lam., xv. 412.

— nuperrima, 7%b., xv. 487.

— obesa, Reeve, xv. 407.

— oxytropis, Sow., xv. 395.

— papalis, Reeve, xv. 405.

— paretoi, Mayer, xv. 410.

— patagonica, v. Mart., xv. 417.

— paxillus, Reeve, xx. 485.

— planetica, Hdw., Xv. 394.

— Powerii, Calcara, xv. 399.

— prisca, Sol., xv. 409. ;

— pudica, Hds., xv. 443.

— Renieri, Scacchi, xii. 107 ; xv. 441.

— Renieri, Phil., xv. 404, 441.

— rosaria, Reeve, xv. 428.

— rostrata, Sol., xv. 414.

— rugulosa, Phil., xv. 431.

— sacra, Reeve, xv. 430.

— Sancti-Johannis, EH. A. Smith, Xv.
412.

— Selysii, Koninck, xv. 412.

— septangularis, Mont., Phil., xv. 482,
433.

— sigmoidea, Bronn, xv. 443.

— solida, C. B. Adams, XX. 485.

— Solomonensis, H. A. Smith* , xii.
537, 562.

— spirata, Lam., xv. 407.

— sterrha, Watson *, xv. 413, 426.

— Studeriana, v. Mart., xv. 417.

— tenuis, Reeve, xv. 400.

— tornata, Dillw., xv. 407.

— torquatum, Phil., xv. 455, 460.

— translucida, Watson, xv. 461.

— turgidalis, Forbes, xv. 433. :

—turricula, Mont., xii. 107; xvii.
96, 99; xx. 46.

GENERAL INDEX. 325

Pleurotoma undata, Lam., xv. 398. Pleurotoma (Drillia) gypsata, Watson * ,
— undatiruga, Bronn, xv. 400. xv. 413.
— unifasciata, Sow., xv. 398. — (—) lophoéssa, Watson * , xvi. 247,
— yentricosa, Lam., xv. 409. 252)
— vultuosa, Reeve, X11. 539. —(-— me paupera, Watson*, xv. 388,
— (Bela) turricula, Mont., xx. 448,
466. —(— af pheeacra, Watson * , xv. 413,
— (Borsinia) ceroplasta, Watson * , XV. 423.
457, 473. —(— ee pyre Watson*, xv. 388,
—(—) silicea, Watson*, xv. 457,
474. — es ‘spicea, Watson*, xv. 4138,
— (Clavus) marmarina, Watson * , xv. 419.
413, 429. — (—) stirophora, Watson * , xv. 413,
— (Clionella) quadruplex, Watson*, 429, 424.
Xvi. 247, 253. — (—) tholoides, Watson * , xvi. 247,
— (Columbarium) spinicincta, v. Mart., 248.
Xvi. 385, 386, —(—) tmeta, Watson*, xv. 413,
— (Crassispira) climacota, Watson * , 424.
xv. 413, 428. — (—) ula, Watson * , xv. 413, 420.
— (—) fuscescens, Gray, XxX. 485. — (Fusus) modiolus, Jan, xv. 442.
— (Daphnella) aulacoéssa, Watson*, | — (Genota) atractoides, Watson * , XV.
xv. 457, 472. 388, 407.
—(—) compsa, Watson*, xv. 457, | —(—) didyma, Watson*, xv. 388,
470. 404.
— (Defrancia) araneosa, Watson * , xv. | —(—) engonia, Watson*, xv. 388,
457, 462. 405.
— oo. chariessa, Watson * , xv. 457. — (Mangelia) acanthodes, Watson*,
Am chyta, Watson*, xv. 457, xv. 413, 433, 435.
—(—) Brionz, Sow.*, xx. 3965,
—~ ag circumyoluta, Watson* , XV. 400.
457, 465. —(—) ecorallina, Watson*, xv. 413,
— (—) cribraria, Watson, xv. 468. 435, 437.
— (—) formosa, Jeff, xv. 468. — (—) — var. elongata, Watson * ,xV.
—(—) hormophora, Watson*, XV. 435
457. — (— a eritmeta, Watson*, xv. 413,
— (--) modesta, Watson, xv. 468. 433.
—(—)_pachia, Watson * , xv. 457, | — Fas hypsela, Watson* xv. 418,
458, 460, 462.
—(—) perparva, Watson*, xv. 457, | — (— =) incinea Watson*, xv. 413,
469. 48
—(—) perpauxilla, Watson*, xv. | — (—) levukensis, Watson *, xv. 413,
457, 468. 432.
—(—) pudens, Watson*, xv. 457, | — (—) nae Watson*, xv. 413,
461, 464. 437, 4
— (—) streptophora, Watson*, xv. | — Ci 2 aan Watson*, xv. 418,
457, 464.
— (Drillia) aglaophanes, Watson*, | — (— = tiara, Watson * , xv. 413, 440.
xvi. 247, 250. — (Raphitoma) hispidula, Jan, EV
—(—) amblia, Watson*, xvi. 247, 437.
249. — (—) lincta, Watson * , xv. 413, 442.
—(—) brachytona, Watson*, xv. | — (—)lithocolleta, Watson *, xv. 418,
4138, 415. 441.
—(—) bulbacea, Watson*, xv. 413, | — (Surcula) anteridion, Watson * , xv.
418. 388, 399.
— (—) exilis, Pease, xv. 433. —(—) boibodes, Watson*, xv. 388,
— (—) exsculpta, Watson * , Xvi. 247. 402, 424.
— (—) fluctuosa, Watson * , xv. 413, (= ay goniodes, Watson *, xv. 388,
416, 424.
— (—) —, var. carinosa, Watson * ,xv. | — oy hemimeres, Watson * , Xv. 388

416, 418, 398, 399.

326

Pleurotoma (Surcula) ischna, Watson * ,
XV. 388, 403, 423.

— (—) lepta, Watson * , xv. 388, 391.

—(—) plebeia, Watson*, xv. 388,
395, 398.

— (—-) rhysa, Watson * , xv. 388, 400.

— (—) rotundata, Watson *, xv. 388,
393.

— (—) staminea, Watson*, xv. 388,
391.

— (—) syngenes, Watson*, xv. 388,
396, 423, 442.

—(—) trilix, Watson * , xv. 388, 390.

— (Thesbia) brychia, Watson*, XV.
413, 451.

— (—) corpulenta, Watson * , xv. 403,
446, 447.

— (—) dyserita, Watson*, xv. 413,
448

— (—) eritima, Watson*, xv. 413,
443.

— (—) monoceros, Watson * , XV. 413,
449,

— (—) papyracea, Wats n*, Xv. 413,
450

— Coe rae Watson * , xv. 413,
447.

— (—) pruina, Watson * , xv. 413, 453.

— (—) translucida, Watson * , xv. 413,
444, 446, 447.

Pleurotomaria, Defr., xiv. 586, 606.

Pleurotomidx of the ‘ Challenger’ Ex-
pedition (Watson), Proc. (1880-
82) 8, 12, 20; xiv. 606, 694; xv.
243, 388-455 ; xvi. 247-316.

Pleyone Aleyonia, Sav., X. 222.

Plinthus Sturonii, Germ., xi. 199.

Pliolophus, Owen, ii. 28.

Pliosaurus, Owen, xii. 172.

Plocederus Australasiz, Hope, ix. 141.

Plocamia, Schmid¢, and on some other
Sponges of the Order Echinone-
mata, On the genus (S. O. Ridley),
with Descriptions of two additional
new species of Dirrhopalum, Dun.
(Prof. P. M. Duncan), Proce. (1880-

~ 82) 20; xv. 476-497.

— clopetaria, Schmidt, xv. 476, 479.

— gymnazusa, Schinidt, xv. 476, 478,
487.

— plena, Sollas, xv. 476, 480.

Plocamianina, Xv. 485.

Ploceinez, Bonap., Xvii. 426.

Ploceus, Cwv., iv. 173, 174.

Plochionus, De., xi. 83.

— Bonfilsii, Dej., xi. 89.

Plocophyllia, Reuss, xviii. 76, 83, 84,
204.

Ploem, Dr. J. €., sends Insects from
Jaya, exhib., Proc. (1875-80) xxv.

GENERAL INDEX.

Plotactis, Milne-Edw. § Haime, xix.
115, 116.

Plotheia, Walk., vii. 166.

Plotosus anguillaris, Lacép., XViii-.
ftnote 309.

— arab, Forsk., Xili. 338.

Plotus melanogaster, Penn., Vili. 99.

Elowley: Dr. Francis, Proc. (1860-61)
xlii.

Plumatella, Lam. (John Hogg), Proc.
1.8; xiv. 490; xx. 61.

— Aplini, Macgilliv., xx. 64.

— repens, var. «, Allman, xx. 64.

Plumley, Francis, elected Fellow, Proc.
i, 231

-Plumularia, Lam., xix. 157, 158.

— Catharina, Johnst., xx. 460.

— lagenifera, Allman * , xix. 157, 158,
161.

—nultinoda, Allman*,
161.

— pinnata, Linn., xx. 460.

— setacea, Linn., X11. 277.

Plumularidx, xix. 150, 155.

Plumulariids, xii. 274, 276, 277.

Plusia (?) albosignata, Walk.*, Vile
72

xix. 157,

— detegens, Walk. * , vii. 72.

— duplicilinea, Walk. * , vii. 70.

— ferripunctum, Walk. * , vii. 69.

— inaperta, Walk. * , vii. 71.

— inornata, Walk.* , vii. 71.

— invicta, Walk. * , vii. 72.

— niveiplaga, Walk. * , vii. 71.

— pallida, Walk. * , vii. 70.

— parilis, Hiibner, xiv. 114,

— quadriplaga, Walk., xiv. 114.

— stipata, Walk. * , vii. 70.

— verticillata, Guén., Vii. 69.

Plusiz, xi. 283.

Pluside, Vii. 69.

Plusiodonta anaitoides,
183.

Plusiotis Aurora, var., Boucard, Xiii.
130.

Pluteus, Mil/., vii. ftnote 152.

Pluyianellus sociabilis, Homb. § Jacq.,
exhib. (Young), Proc. (1888-90) 1.

Plyctolophus Leadbeateri, V2gors, Proc.
(1869-70) exii.

— Triton, Temim., xiii. 430.

Pneumabranchus, M‘Clell., xiv. finote:
5d7.

— albinus, M‘Clell., xiv. ftnote 558.

—lepiosus, M‘Clell., xiv. ftnote
558.

— striatus, 1/‘Clell., xiv. ftnote 558.

Pneumonophora, Xv. 163.

Poaphila, Guen., ix. 183.

Poaphilide, ix. 181, 183.

Walk. ix.

GENERAL INDEX.

Pochazia, Amyot et Serv., i. 91, 160.
— contigua, Walk. * , x. 163.
—convergens, Walk.* , i. 160.

— costimacula, Walk. *, i. 91.

— fasciata, Fabr., i. 91; x. 163.

—fumata, Amyot et Serv., i. 91, 160;
x. 163.

— gradiens, Walk.*,1. 91.

—inclyta, Walk.* , x. 163.

— interrupta, Walk. *, i. 91.

— obscura, Mabr., i. 91; x. 163.

— trianguli, Walk., x. 163.

Pocillopora, Verrill, xiii. 354; xiv.
241; xviii. 5, 8, 35, 46, 48, 195.

Pocilloporide, xviii. 6, 8, 46, 194,
195.

Pocilloporine, XVili. 5.

Pocock, R. I., Crustacea of Fernando
Noronha, xx. 506-526.

—, Myriopoda of Fernando Noronha,
XX. 526-529.

—, Myriopoda of the Mergui Archi-
pelago, Proc. (1887-88) 6; xxi.
287-303.

—, On some Old-World species of
Scorpions, Proc. (1888-90) 75;
Xxili. 433-447.

Podabacia, Milne-Edw. & Haime,
Xvii. 155.

Podabrus, Misch., xi. '77.

Podalgus, De7., xi. 77.

Podarcis Merremii, Fitz., v. 19.

— muralis, Wagl., v. 42.

Podargus, Cuv., ii. 141; xx. 299, 339,
351, 388.

— gigas, Nitzsch, xx. 340.

— ocellatus, Quoy § Gaim., ii. 155;
Xvi. 429.

— papuensis, Quoy § Gaim., ii. 155;
Xiii. 493; xiv. 686.

Eo cristatus, Lath., v. 11, 34, 36,
4

— minor, Lath., v. 15, 34; drawings of
exhib. (Newstead), Proc. (1887-88)
112.

— subcristatus, Jacg., v. 9.

Podischnus Agenor, Oliv., xiii. 130.

— Terisander, Burm., viii. 130.

Podobacia, Milne-Hdw. & Haime,
Xvili. 132, 144, 204.

Podobranchiata, XVili. 333.

Podoceropsis Sophia, Boeck, xx. 456.

— undata, Sp. Bate, xx. 456.

Podoces, Fisch., ii. 137.

Podochela, Stimps., Xiv. 648.

— grossipes, Stimps., Xiv. 643.

Podocidaris, Agass., Kix. 26.

Podocnemis, Wagl., xii. 183.

— erythrocephala, Wagl., v. 53.

— expansa, Wagl., v. 19, 53.

327

Podocnemis Traeaxa, Wagi., v. 41, 53.

Podocoryne carnea, Sars, Xii. 255.

— inermis, Allman * , Xii. 255, 281.

Podocorynidx, Xii. 255.

Podocyrtis, Hhrenb., xiv. 178.

Podomyrma, F. Smith*, iii.
villi. 73; xi. 293, 327.

—basalis, /. Smith*, iii. 147; v.
110, 111; vii. 19, 129; viii. 73,
Xi. 327.

— femorata, 7. Smith * , iii. 145, 146;
vii. 129; xi. 327.

— levifrons, F. Smith * , iii. 146 ; vii.
129; xi, 327.

— levissima, Ff. Smith * , vii. 20,129;
xi. 327.

—nitida, F. Smith*, v.
129; xi. 327.

— ruficeps, F. Smith, vii. 20, 129;
xi. 327.

— silvicola, F. Smith *, v. 110, 143.

—simillima, F. Smith*, v. 111; xi.
327.

— striata, F. Simith*, iii. 146; vii.
129; xi. 327.

— sylvicola, F. Smith, vii. 129; viii.
73; Xi. 327.

Podonema, S¢imps., Xiv. 643.

— Riisei, Stimps., xiv. 644.

Podophrya, Hhrenb., xiii. 304.

Podophthalma, Proe. ii. 378.

Podophthalmia, xx. 109, 113.

Podophthalmus vigil, Fabr., xx. 110.

Podopisa, Hilgendorf, Xiv. 658.

Podoserioida, XViii. 153, 198.

Podoseris, Dunc., XViii. 153, 154, 198.

Podura, Linn., Xi. 423; xv. 300;
Xvi. 541; xvii. 270.

— albocineta, Temp., xvii. 279.

— ambulans, Linn., vill. 162.

— arborea grisea, De Geer, ¥Vii. 273.

— campestris cinerea, De Geer, XVii.
273.

145 ;

110; vii.

—_— fasciata, Say, X Vii. 275.

— hyperborea, Bohem., xiv. 119.

— minuta, Burm., xvii. 272.

— nigromaculata, Temp., XVil. 272.

— nivalis, Linn., Xvii. 272, 273.

— simplex, Koch, XVii. 275.

— striata, Koch, xvii. 275.

— variegata, Guér. & Perch., ¥vii. 275.

Podurelles, Proc. (1861-62) lx.

Podurid (Lubbock), Proc. (1861-62) Ix.

— from Grotto of Adelsberg, Proc. ii.
219.

Peecilodryas, Gould, xiv. 631.

— albifacies, Sharpe* , xvi. 318, 432.

— eapito, Gould, xiv. 631.

— flavicincta, Sharpe, xiv. 630, 631.

— leucops, Salvad., xiv. 631.

328

Peecilodryas papuana, Meyer, xiv. 631.
— placens, Ramsay, xiv. 6380.
Peeciloptera, Latr., i. 92, 161.

— circulata, Guér., i. 61; x. 182.

— econsociata, Walk., x. 171.

— deplana, Walk.* , i. 162.

— distinctissima, Walk., x. 179.

— erubescens, Walk., x. 171.

— luteimargo, Walk. * , i. 92.

— maculata, Guér., 1. 92, 161.

— niveina, Walk. * , i. 92.

— yrorida, Walk.*,i. 161.

Pecilosoma, Hiibner, xii. 389, 407.

— Chrysis, Hiibner, xii. 389, 390.

— flavitarsis, Walk., Xii. 376.

— gaudens, Walk., Xii. 387.

— hilaris, Walk., xii. 379.

— intensa, Walk., xii. 386.

— megaspilus, Walk., xii. 390.

— metallicum, Newm., ix. 139.

— multicincta, Walk., xii. 395.

— ornatula, Walk., xii. 392.

— Pheres, Walk., xii. 387.

— subflamma, Walk., Xii. 386.

— torrida, Walk., xii. 394.

— vesparis, Butler, xii. 381.

Peelobius, read Pelobius, Schonh., xi. 35.

Poéphaga, Owen, ii. 24, 37.

Poéphila, Gould, ii. 153; xiv. 98.

—, Note on Australian Finches of the
Genus (Capt. W. E. Armit), Proc.
(1877-78) xxiv ; xiv. 95-98.

— Gouldiz, Gould, xiv. 95, 96, 97,
98.

— mirabilis, Hom. § Jacq., Xiv. 95, 96,
7, WS

Pogonias, Lacép., xv. 50.

Pogonocherus, Meg., xi. 57; XViii.
262.

— granulatus, Motsch., xviii. 262.

Pogonorhynchus bidentatus, Shaw,
vii. 432.

— leucocephalus, De Fi/., xvii. 432.

— Rolleti, De Fil., xvii. 431.

Poison of Araneidea (Blackwall), Proce.
ii. 13-15.

Poland, John, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1875-80) lii.

Pole-cat (Mustela putorius, Linn.),
exhib, (H. A. Heath), Proc. (1883—
86) 122; x. 372.

Polimeta, Pascoe, X¥ Vill. 251, 253.

Poliornis rufipennis, Sund., Xvii. 437.

Polistes, Zatr., ii. 113; vi. 58; viii.
89; xi. 297, 380, 413; xx. 474.

— Acton, Hal., Proc. i. 188.

— africanus, Pal. de Beawv., Proce. 1.
188.

— aurifer, Sauss., xiv. 682.

— Bernardii, Le Guillon, X Vili. 326.

GENERAL INDEX.

Polistes callimorphus, Sauss., Xi. 381.

— ecolonicus, Ff. Smith * , v. 129; vii.
138; xi. 382.

— confusus, Ff. Smith, xi. 380.

— diabolicus, Sawss., 111. 168; vii. 48,
188; viii. 90; xi. 381.

—elegans, 7. Smith*, iii. 169; v.
130; vii. 43, 138; xi. 382.

— fastidiosus, Sauss., iii. 22, 169;
vii. 43, 138; xi. 381.

—ferruginea, Fabr, ii. 115; Xi
378.

— gallica, Linn., Proc. i. 188; xii,

8

— hebrexa, Fabr., xi. 380.

— hoplites, Sauss., xi. 381.

— instabilis, Sawss., xx. 541.

— lateritius, #. Smith, xi. 381.

— macaensis, Wabr., xi. 380.

— maculipennis, Swuss., xi. 381.

— manillensis, Sawss., xi. 381.

—multipictus, F. Smith*, v. 180;
vi. 58; vii. 188; viii. 90; xi.
297, 382.

— nidulans, Fabr., Proc. 1. 188.

—nigrifrons, F. Smith*, iti. 168;
vii. 43, 1388; viii. 89; xi.
382.

— orientalis, Kirby, xi. 380.

— orientalis, St.-Farg., xi. 380.

— philippinensis, Sauss., iii. 22; vil.
138: xi. 381.

— Picteti, Sauss., iii. 22; v. 129;
vil. 43, 188; xi. 297, 381.

— pubescens, Fabr., Xi. 379.

— Ridleyi, Kirby * , xx. 531, 541.

— sagittarius, Sauss., 11. 113; iti. 22;

vii. 138; viii. 90; xi. 297,
381.
— schach, Sauss., Xi. 380.
—simulatus, #7. Smith*, v. 180;

Vili. 89; xi. 382.

— Smithii, Sauss., vii. 438, 1388; xi.
382.

— stigma, Fabr., iii. 22, 168; vil. 48,
138; viii. 90; xi. 381.

— tamula, Fabr., xi. 381.

— tenebricosus, S¢.-Harg., Xi. 381.

—tepidus, Fabr., iii. 168; v. 129;
vi. 58; vii. 43, 1388; viii. 90;
xi. 381.

Pollack attacking Whiting (Peach),
Proe. ii. 281.

Pollanisus, Walk., xii. 343.

-Pollenia, Desv., i. 24.

— ? eristaloides, Walk. * , iii. 106.

— flavicans, Dol., v. 168.

— reflectens, Walk. *,1. 24.

Pollock, Geo. David, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1856-57) vii.

GENERAL INDEX,

Pollock, W. H., and Romanes, G. J.,
On Indications of the Sense of
Smell in Actiniz, with an Adden-
dum by G. J. Romanes, Proc.
(1880-82) 35; xvi. 474-476.

Polophilus nigricans, Salvad., Xvi. 428.

Polyacanthus, Cuv. g Val., xiii. 141,
152, 205, 340; xiv. 562, 565,
572, 578; xvili. 312.

— cupanus, Cuv. & Val., xiii. 152.

— signatus, Giinther, xiii. 153; xiv.
568, 571.

Polyachus marginicollis, Baly*, xiii.
458, 463.

Polyara, Walk. * , iii. 122.

— insolita, Walk.*, ili. 123; vii.
221; ix. 28.

Polyarea, K. v. Fritsch, xviii. 134,
135, 198.

Polybia, Sawss., ii. 113, 114; vii.
113; xi. 384.

—artifex, F. Smith*, v. 90; vii.
139 ; xi. 384.

— decorata, F. Smith *, ii. 114; vii.
139; xi. 384.

— limatula, /. Smith*, vii. 43, 139;
Xi. 384.

— luctuosa, #. Smith*, ii. 114; vii.
139; xi. 384.

— mathematica, Ff. Smith*, v. 90;
vii. 1389; xi. 384.

— stigma, Ff. Smith*, ii. 114; vii.
139; xi. 384.

—sumatrensis, Sawss., il.
139; xi. 384.

Polyblank, G. H., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1856-57) iv.

Polyboroides, Smith, ii. 138.

— radiatus, Heugl., xvii. 437.

— typicus, Smith, xvii. 457.

Polybothris, Spinola, Xi. 67.

Polycarpa, Heller, xvi. 532.

— comata, Alder, xvi. 533, 535.

— pomaria, Sav., Xvi. 5382; xx. 448,
466.

— varians, Heller, xvi. 552.

Polycentropus, Curtis, x. 205; xiv.
732.

— flavo-maculatus, Pictet, x. 205, 206.

— flavo-stictus, Hagen, Xvi. 154, 158.

— orientalis, McLachl., x. 205, 206.

— puerilis, MeLachl.*, x. 204, 206,
213, 214.

— subnebulosus, Steph., x. 206.

Polycheta, Proc. (1882-83) 36; xii.
211, 212, 226; xx. 560.

Polychlorus, Sclat., ii. 165.

— grandis, Gmel., 11. 165.

Polychrus, Cuv., xii. 170, 307, 308.

— anomalus, Wiegm., xii. 305, 307, 308.

113; vii.

329

Polyclinum aurantium, Milne-Hdw., ix.
325,

Polycelia, King, XViil. 32.

Polycollida, xiv. 179.

Polycremnus ochtodes, Herbst, XX.
110.

Polycreta, Pascoe * , ii. 8, 82.

—metrica, Pascoe*, xii. 8, 21, 77,
82.

Polycyathus, Dunc., Xviii. 34, 194.

Polyeyclus, Lam., Proce. (1883-86)
16.

Polyeyrtida, Haeckel, xiv. 178.

Polycystina, ix. 148, 150; xiii. 300.

Polycystina and allied Rhizopods (Capt.
S. R. J. Owen), Proc. (1864-65) vi ;
viii. 202-205; xiv. 138, 139,
‘150, 158, 168, 170, 171, 175, 178,
184.

Polyeyttaria, xiv. 174.

Polydesmidz, Proe. i. 194.

Polydesminz, Proe. i. 194.

Polydesmus, Latr., Proe. i. 194.

Polydictya basalis, Guér., x. 98.

— collaris, Walk. * , x. 98, 193.

Polydus, Pascoe * , xi. 459; xii. 88.

—dumosus, Pascoe*, Xi. 459, 492;
xii. 88.

Polyergus, Latr., ii. 54; xvi. 116,
117.

—rufescens, Latr., xii. 240; xiii.
245-247, 252-256, 258 ; xiv. 276 ;
xv. 170, 174; xx. 118, 121.

Polygastrica, Proce. (1874-75) xi.

Polygordius, Schneid., xii. 209.

Polykricos Swartzii, Bitschli,
(1874-75) xvii.

Polymorphanisus, Walk., xi. 120.

Polymorphina, D’Orb., Monograph of
the Genus (Brady, Parker, &
Jones), Proc. (1868-69) exxx. See
Trans. vol. xxvii. 197-254.

Polynema natans, Lubbock, xi. 425.

Polynoz Iphionz, viii. 181.

— simplices, viii. 181.

Polynoé, Oerst., viii. 201, 202; xii.

Proc.

— antarctica, Kinb., viii. 202.

— antillarum, Schmarda, viii. 183.

—areolata, Grube, viii. 195.

— asperrima, Sars, viii. 195.

— aucklandica. Schmarda, viii. 202.

— australis, Schmarda, viii. 193.

— Blainvillii, Milne-Edw., viii. 201.

— chilensis, Blanch., viii. 187.

— clava, Montagu, On the Anatomy of
(A. W. Bourne), Proc. (1882-83) 5.
See Trans., 2nd ser. Zool. vol. ii.
347-356.

— clavata, Grube, viii. 187.

330

Polynoé clypeata, Grube, viii. 184.

— crucis, Grube, vill. 193.

— elegans, Grube, viii. 201.

— exanthema, Grube, viii. 193.

— extenuata, Grube, viii. 197.

— fasciculosa, Blanch., Wiii. 194.

— fasciculosa, Grube, viii. 195.

— floccosa, Sav., Vili. 187.

— fuscicirra, Schmarda, viii. 183.

— gelatinosa, Sars, viii. 187; ix.

— glauca, Peters, viii. 184.

— granulosa, Rathke, viii. 194.

— impar, Johknst., viii. 192; ix. 38.
— impatiens, Sav., viii. 184.

— levis, Aud. § Hdw., viii. 192; ix.

38.

—leucohyba, Schmarda, viii. 198,
194.

— lobocephala, Schmarda, viii. 187.

— lobostoma, Schmarda, viii. 194.

— longa, Fabr., viii. 202.

— longicirra, Schmarda, viii. 187.

— longisetis, Grube, viii. 193.

— longissima, Blainv., viii. 201.

— macrolepidota, Schmarda, viii. 194.

—malleata, Grube, viii. 188.

— marginata, Grube, viii. 194.

— minuta, Mabr., vill. 202.

— Miilleri, Grube, viii. 187.

— muricata, Sav., Vili. 181.

—nephrolepidota, Schmarda, viii.

— nigrovittata, Grube, viii. 202.

— nodosa, Sars, Vili. 195.

— pellucida, Lhiers, viii. 197.

— Peronea, Schmarda, viii. 200.

— plumosa, Grube, Vili. 195.

— polychroma, Schmarda, viii. 183.

— polytricha, Schmarda, viii. 194.

— punctulata, Grube, will. 187.

— rarispina, Sars, viii. 195; ix. 37.

— Savignyi, Grube, viii. 183.

— scabriuscula, Sars, viii. 195.

— scolopendrina, Sav., viii. 201.

— scutellata, Risso, Vili. 182.

— setosissima, Sav., Vili. 195.

-—— tenuisetis, Grube, wili. 193.

— tomentosa, Grube, Vili. 183.

—trochiscophora, Schmarda, viii.
197.

— tuta, Grube, viii. 188.

— variegata, Grube, viii. 202.

— yiolacea, Schmarda, viii. 193.

— virens, Blanch., Wiii. 187.

— yittata, Grube, viii. 188.

— (Antinoé) spinifera, LHhlers, viii.
193

— (Iphione) muricata, Sav. viii.
200.

GENERAL INDEX.

Polynoide, viii. 181; ix. 31; xiv..

Polynoina, Vili. 181.

—, Anatomy of (A. W. Bourne), Proc..
(1882-83) 5. See Trans., 2nd ser.
Zool. vol. ii. 347-856.

—, new British (Ray Lankester), Proc.
(1865-66) v. See Trans. vol. xxv..
373-378.

Polyodontes gulo, Riippell, ix. 32.

— maxillosus, Ranz, ix. 32.

— Pleei, Grube, ix. 31.

Polyommatus, Latr., ix. 56; x. 500,
501.

— Alexis, Scop., xvii. 177, 181, 184.

— Amyntas, Hiibner, ix. 57.

— Corydon, Poda, x. 500.

— Euphemus, Hiibner, 1x. 56.

— Franklinii, Curt., xiv. 111.

— Gorgon, Boisd., xvi. 469.

— helloides, Boisd., xvi. 469.

— Lagus, Godt., 1x. 220, 456.

— Lycormas, Butler * , 1x. 57.

— xanthoides, Boisd., xvi. 469.

Polyonyx cometes, Walk.*, xx. 112,
116, 117.

— obesulus, White, xx. 112.

Polyphlebia atychioides, Felder, Xii.
361

— (?) buprestoides, Walk., xii. 361.

Polypholis, Dunc.* , Xv. 78.

— echinaia, Dunc. * , xv. 78.

Polyphrades, Schonh., x. 458, 484.

Polyphyllia, Quoy, xviii. 145, 198.

Polyphylloseris, H. de From., XVilie
168, 199.

Polyplacophora, Gray, xv. 164.

Polyplectron, Zemm., ii. 140.

Polypora, M‘Coy, xvii. 401.

Polypores, Xix. 193.

Polyprion, Cuv., ix. 165.

Polypterus, Geoffr. (Owen), Proc. i. 32;
xiii. 209.

Polyrhachis, F'. Smith *, ii. 53, 58-64,
129; vi. 38-44; vii. 118; viii.
68; xi. 290, 291, 293, 310,
412.

— abdominalis, F’. Sinith, xi. 311.
—acantha, /. Smith*, v. 98, 143;
vii. 126; vill. 69; xi. 315.

— Acasta, F. Smith*, v. 100, 143;
vii. 14, 126; xi. 290, 316.

— aciculatus, F'. Smith, xi. 313.

— affinis, Ff. Smith, xi. 311.

— Alphenus, F. Smith*,-v. 100; vii.
126; xi. 316.

— Alpheus, F. Smith*, vii. 14, 127;
xi. 316.

— Amanus, F, Smith*, vi. 41; Vile
127; xi. 314.

GENERAL INDEX. ; 301

Polyrhachis argenteus, Mayr, Xi. 317. Polyrhachis Eurytus, F. Smith*, vi.

— Atropos, F. Smith*, v. 100, 143; 43,66; vii. 127; xi. 315.
vii. 126; viii. 69; xi. 315. — exasperatus, Ff. Smith*, vi. 41, 66;
— aurichalceus, Mayr, xi. 317. Wil, 12,3 solid:
—bhellicosus, F. Smith*, iti. 142; | — fervens, F. Smith*, v. 101, 143;
vii. 126; viii. 69; xi. 313. vii. 127; xi. 290, 316.
— bicolor, F. Smith, vi. 39; vii. 127; | — flavicornis, F. Smith*, ii. 63; vii.
xi. 312. 65 x oie
— bihamatus, Drury, ii. 59, 129; v. | — Frauenfeldi, Mayr, xi. 317.
97; vi. 39; vii. 13, 118, 126; | — furcatus, F. Smith, xi. 312.
Vili. 69; xi. 290, 310. — geometricus, Ff. Smith*, iii. 141;
— Bubastes, /. Smith *, vii. 15, 127; vii. 126; xi. 313.
viii. 69; xi. 316. — hastatus, Lafr., vi. 88; vii. 127;
— Busiris, Ff. Smith * , v. 98, 148; vi. xi. 310.
39; vii. 13, 126; xi. 291, 315. — Hector, / Smith * , ii. 62 ; i111. 142;
— carbonarius, Ff. Smith * , ii. 60; vii. vii. 126; xi. 311, 313.
126; xi. 311. — Hippomanes, Ff. Smith*, vi. 48,
— carinatus, Fabr., ii. 59; vii. 126; 66; vii. 127; xi. 315.
xi. 313. — hostilis, F. Smith*, iii. 1389; vii.
— castaneiventris, Ff. Smith, xi. 512. 126; xi. 313.
— chalybeus, F'. Smith*, ii. 61; vii. — illaudatus, Walk., xi. 318.
126; viii. 69; xi. 290, 311. —inermis, Ff. Smith, v. 71; xi. 312.
— Chaonia, F'. Smith*, vi. 42; vii. | —irritabilis, #. Smith*, iii. 141;
127; xi. 35. vii. 126; xi. 313.
— Charaxus, F. Smith*, v. 98, 148; | —Ithonus, F&F. Smith*, v. 99, 143;
wii. 126; xi. 315. Vii. 13, 126; viii. 68; xi, 315.
—Cleophanes, F. Smith*, vi. 41; | —labella, F. Smith*, wv. 101, 143;
vii. 127; xi. 315. vii. 126; xi. 316.
— clypeatus, Mayr, xi. 317. — lacteipennis, /. Smith, xi. 310.
—coleomanes, misprint for COleo- | — levigatus, . Smith*, ii. 62; vii.
phanes, F. Smith, vii. 127. 126; xi. 290, 311.
— compressicornis, /. Smith*, v. 69; —levissimus, /. Smith*, iii. 141;
vii. 126; xi. 314. VAbk, WHOS oral, Gil, Bile},
—constructor, F. Smith*, ii. 60; | — latifrons, Roger, xi. 317.
vii. 126; xi. 312. — longipes, F. Smith*, iii. 140; vii.
— convexa, Roger, xi. 317. 126; xi. 313.
— cuspidatus, /. Smith * , ii. 63; vil. | — Lycidas, F. Smith*, vi. 43, 66;
126.5 xi. Sll2: Vii. 127; xi. 315.
—eyaneiventris, F. Smith, xi. 318, — malignus, #. Smith * , xi. 313.
317. — marginatus, Ff. Smith*, iii. 139;
— cyaneus, Mayr, xi. 317. v. 98; vii. 13, 126; viii. 69;
— decipiens, Roger, xi. 317. xi. 313.
— defensus, Ff. Smith*, ii. 59; Vii. — Mayeri, Roger, xi. 318.
IBS bet, GUI — Merops, Ff. Smith*, v. 98, 148;
— Democles, 7. Smith* , vi. 40; vii. vi. 39; vii. 126; xi. 315.
127; xi. 314. — Metella, F. Smith*, v. 99, 143;
— Derecynus, &. Smith*, vii. 127; wii. 126; xi. 315.
xi. 316. — modestus, fF. Smith*, ii. 62; vii.
—diaphantus, f. Smith*, vi. 40; 126; xi. 311.
vii. 13, 127; viii. 69; xi. 314. — mucronatus, Ff. Smith*, iii. 140,
— dives, Ff. Smith*, ii. 64; v. 98; 141; vii. 126; xi. 313.
vii. 13, 126; viii. 69; xi. 311. — wutatus, / Smith, xi. 311.
— dolomedes, F. Smith*, vii. 14, 16, | — Mutilia, M Smith*, vi. 39, 66
127; xi. 291, 316. vii. 127; xi. 314.
— equinus, fF. Smith*, ii. 63; vii. | — Neptunus, &. Smith * , viii. 69, 94;
126; xi. 312. xi. 316.
— Eudora, F£. Smith*, v. 99, 148; | — nidificans, Jerdon, ii. 59; xi. 310.
vii. 126; viii. 69; xi. 290, 315. | — niger, Mayr, xi. 317.
— Euryalus, Ff. Smith *, vii. 16,127; | — nigriceps, &. Smith * , vii. 17, 127;

xi. 316. xi. 316.

332

Polyrhachis nitidus, 7. Smith*, ii.
61; vii. 126; xi. 312.

— nudatus, &. Smith*, v. 71; vii.
126; xi. 314.

—Numeria, / Smith*, vi. 42, 66;
Vil. 127; xi. 315.

— Olenus, F. Smith*, vi. 39; vii.
W273 eral, Bild

— Orsyllus, F. Smith*, vi. 39, 66;
vii. 14, 127; xi, 314.

— Pandarus, F. Smith*, ii. 62; vii.
126; viii. 69; xi. 311.

— paromalus, F. Smith * , vii. 15, 127 ;
xi. 291, 316.

— Paxillus, F. Smith*, wii. 17, 127;
xi. 316.

— peregrinus, F. Smith*, v. 71; vii.
126; xi. 314.

— philippinensis, F. Smith, xi. 312.

— phyllophilus, F. Smith*, v. 69;
vii. 126; xi. 314.

— piliventris, &. Smith, xi. 311.

— pressus, Mayr, xi. 317.

— proxima, Roger, xi. 317.

— punctillata, Ruger, xi. 316.

— rastellatus, Latr., Xi. 310.

.— relucens, Latr., ii. 59; vii. 126.

— rixosus, /, Sinith, xi. 312.

— ruficornis, Ff. Smith*, ii. 60; vii.
126; xi. 312.

— rufipes, /. Smith, xi. 312.
— rufofemoratus, F, Smith * , iii. 142 ;
vi. 39; vii. 13, 126; xi. 314.
—rugifrons, &. Smith*, v. 70; vi.
39; vii. 13, 126; viii. 69; xi.
290, 314.

— rupicapra, Roger, xi. 317.

— Sabella, read labella, F. Smith, w. 143.

— sevissimus, f. Smith*,-v. 71; Vii.
126; xi. 314.

— scissa, Roger, xi. 318.

— sculpturatus, F. Smith*, vw. 70;
vil. 14, 126; xi. 314.

— scutulatus, &. Smith*, iii. 140;
vii. 15, 126; xi. 290, 313.

— sericatus, F. Smith, iii. 139; v. 98;
vii. 14, 126; viii. 69; xi. 313.

— serratus, Ff. Smith*, iti. 140; vii.
14, 126; xi. 313.

— sexspinosus, Latr., iii. 139; v. 70,
98; vii. 13, 15, 118, 126 ; viii. 68;
xi. 290, 310.

— Sparaxes, F. Smith * , vii. 16, 127;
xi. 316.

— striatorugosus, Mayr, xi. 317.

— striatus, Mayr, xi. 317.

— sumatrensis, #. Smith, xi. 312.

— sylvicolor, Jerdon, xi. 310,

— textor, /, Smith*, ii. 59, 60; vii.
126; xi. 290, 311.

GENERAL INDEX.

Polyrhachis thrinax, Roger, xi. 316.

— tibialis, F. Smith * , xi. 311.

—trispinosus, F. Smith*, vi. 40;
vii. 17, 127; xi. 314.

—Trophimus, F. Smith*, vii. 14,
127; xi. 316.

— Valerus, F. Smith*, vi. 40; vii.
14, 127; xi. 314.

— vestitus, /. Smith*, v. 71; Vii.
126; xi. 314.

— Vibidia, F. Smith * , vi. 41, 42; viis
127.

— vigilans, /*. Smith, v. 99. iD

—villipes, F. Smith*, ii. 61; Vii.
126; viii. 69; xi. 312.

—vindex, F. Smith*, ii. 64; vii.
126; xi. 312.

— Viridia, F. Smith, xi. 315.

— Xiphias, F. Smith*, vii. 16, 127;
xi. 316. ; as

— Zopyrus, F. Smith*, vi. 43; Vil.
127; xi. 315. :

— (Formica) armatus, Le Guillon, Xi.
317.

—(—) bihamatus, Drury, xi. 290,
310.

— (—) exercitus, Walk., xi. 318.

— (—) rastellatus, Latr., xi. 317.

— (—) relucens, Latr., xi. 310.

Polyschide, ii. 10.

Polystichtis zeangira,
218.

Polystcechotes punctatus, Fabr.,ix. 266.

Polystomata, xii. 226. .

Polystomella, Lam., xiii. 388.

— striatopunctata, Fichtel g Moll.,
nucleus in, xiii. 411.

Polystomum, Zeder, v. 210.

Polyteles ccelestinus, Perty, x. 441.

— decussatus, Pascoe*, x. 441, 492;
xii. 82.

— Guerinii, Pahrs, x. 441.

Polythalamia, xiv. 158. :

Polytherses, Duchassaing § Mich., XX.
564, 568, 569. -

Polytrachelus chloris, Pascoe * , X. 458.

Polytrema, Risso, XxX. 564, 565, 566.

— miniaceum, Linn., xx. 564.

Polyura, Billb., ix. 6.

Polyxenidz, Proc. i. 194.

Polyxenus, Latr., i. 194.

Polyzoa, ix. 343-346; xii. 210, 212,
226, 252; xiii. 354; xiv. 187,
195, 227, 229, 237, 239, 581, 584,
585, 701, 725; xv. 342; XVUL.
94, 96, 97, 105; xx. 61, 452, 462,
464, 465.

— Aspidophora, xiv. 586. i

— (Allman, Presidential Address), xiv.
489-505 ; xv. 1-8.

Hiibner, ix.

GENERAL INDEX.

Polyzoa, British (Peach), Proc. (1875-
80) xxii; xiii. 479-486.

—, Closure of Cyclostomatous(Waters),
Proc. (1887-88) 11; xvii. 400-
404.

—, Marine, Some Recent Additions to
our Knowledge of the Structure of
the (Allman), xv. 1-8.

—, North Polar Exped., Coll. by Capt.
W. Feilden, List of (Busk), Proc.
(1875-80) Ixii; xv. 231-241.

— of Fernando Noronha (Kirkpatrick),
xx. 504-506.

—of the Mergui Archipelago (Rev.
Thos. Hincks), Proc. (1886-87) 8;
xxi, 121-135.

Polyzonide, Proc. i. 195.

Polyzonium, Brandt, Proe. i. 195,

Pomacentrus leucostictus, M. ¢ T., xx.
483.

Pomarea, Bonap., ii. 141.

—(Monarcha) ugiensis,
xvi. 128.

Pomatoceros tricuspis, Philippi, viii.

1

Ramsay * ,

Pomatorhinus Geoffroyi, Gray, ii. 158.

— Isidori, Zess., ii. 158.

Pomatostegus, Schmarda, viii. 19.

— Bowerbanki, Baird * , viii. 20, 22.

Pomaulax, Gray, Xiv. 714.

Pomotis vulgaris, Cuv. g Val., v. 24,
50,

Pompelon, Walk., wi. 95, 99.

— marginata, Guér., vi. 95.
Pompholyxophrys punicea, Archer,
ili. 295.

Pompilidex, Leach, ii. 91, 97; iii. 11;
v. 78, 119; vi. 54; vii. 29, 110,
121 ; viii. 81; xi. 296, 352; KX.
531.

Pompilus, Fadr., ii. 91-93; vi. 54;
vii. 121; viii. 81; xi. 79, 269,
352, 413.

—analis, Fabr., iii. 11; v. 119; vii.
121, 132; viii. 81; xi. 352.

— auratus, Fabr., Xi. 363.

—pbicolor, Fabr., vii. 29, 1382; xi.
353.

— bifasciatus, Fadr., v. 80.

— blandus, Gwér., 11. 94; xi. 354.

— ceruleus, Ff. Smith, xi. 358.

— cognatus, Ff. Smith* , viii. 82; xi.
353.

— comptus, St.-Farg., Xi. 352.

— contformis, 7. Smith*,v. 78; Vii.
132; xi. 358.

— contortus, #7. Smith*, iii. 12; vii.
132; xi. 353.

— deceptor, F. Smith*, iii. 12; vii.
132; xi. 353.

333

Pompilus depredator, F. Smith*, v.
119; vii. 29, 182 ; xi. 353.

— dorsalis, S¢.-Harg., xi. 352.

— dubius, F. Smith*, iii, 153; vii.
132; xi. 353.

—elatus, Ff. Smith*, viii. 82; xi.
353.

— fenestratus, F’. Smith* , Xi. 352.

— flavus, Fabr., ii. 97; xi. 357.

— fulgidipennis, 7. Smith*, v. 119;
vii. 132; xi. 353.

— graphicus, F'. Smith, xi. 352.

— honestus, /'. Smith, xi. 352.

— ichneumoniformis, Guér., v. 121;
vi. 55; xi. 358.

— incertus, Ff. Smith*, v. 79; vil.
132; xi. 353.

— jucundus, #, Smith*, vii. 29, 1382;
vill. 82; xi. 353.

— enenpleus, in, Sioade, s, GHs
vii. 132; x1. 352.

— limbatus, Ff. Smith * ,
132; xi. 353.

— madraspatanus, J, Smith * , xi. 352.

— maura, Fabr., xi. 364.

— nesophilus, WP. Kirby * , Xx. 414,
531, 540.

— nigro-ceruleus, Ff. Smith*, v. 79;
Wil. 182; xi. 353.

— opulentus, Ff. Simith* , v. 120; vii.
132; xi. 353.

— pedunculatus, F, Smith, xi. 352.

— Peleterii (read Pelterii), Guér., v.
119; wii. 132; xi. 353.

— pilifrons, F. Smith*, iii. 12; vii.
132; xi. 353.

— predator, Ff. Smith*, vi. 54; vii.
132; xi. 353.

— pulverosus, Ff. Smith* , ii. 93; vii.
132; xi. 352.

— punctum, Fabr., ii. 92.

— rufifrons, Ff. Smith*, vi. 54; vii.
132; Xi. 353.

— rufipes, Linn., ii. 92.

— saltitans, Smith * , iii. 11; vii.
132; xi. 352.

— sericosoma, F. Smith, ii. 93.

— sobrinus, Blanch., xx. 540.

— tincta, &. Smith, x. 354.

— unifasciatus, f. Smith, viii. 82 ; xi.
352.

— yagabundus, Ff. Smith * , ii. 92; Vii.
132; xi. 352.

— variegatus, Linn., ii. 93.

— vigilans, f°. Smith*, vii. 29, 132;
xi. 353.

— (Calicurgus) dorsalis, St.- Farg., xi.

352.

v. 78; vii.

teh Hiibner, xii. 421.
— Hyparchus, Fabr., xii. 421.

334

Pompostola semiaurata, Walk., xii.
422.

— vyiearia, Walk., X11. 422.

Pondon Polyphemoides, Lewck., XVil.
102.

Ponera, Latr., Proce. ii. 288 ; ii. 65-69 ;
v. 93, 107; vi. 44; vii. 119;
viii. 70; xi. 79, 320, 412.

— affinis, Jerdon, Xi. 320.

—apicalis, F. Smith*, ii. 66; vii.
128; xi. 321.

— aranevides, Le Guillon, xi. 323.

— bispinosa, Le Gwillon, xi. 323.

— contracta, Latr., v. 105; vii. 119;
xiv. 674, 675; xvii. 51.

— coxalis, Roger, xi. 321.

—cuprea, F. Smith*, v. 104; Vil.
17, 128; viii. 70 ; xi. 323.

— diminuta, Ff. Smith* , ii. 68; Vii.
128; x1. 321.

— ferox, Ff. Smith* , viii. 70; Xi. 323.

— geometrica, F. Smith*, ii. 67; V.
72, 104, 105; wii. 128.

— geometricum, Roger, xi. 321.

— holoserica, Roger, xi. 323.

—intricata, F. Smith*, ii. 67; Vii.
128 ; xi. 321.

—iridescens, F. Smith*, ii. 66; vi.
45: vil. 128; xi. 321.

— iridipennis, F. Smith, xi. 320.

=5 leviceps, F. Smith*, ii. 69; v. 72,
103, 104; vi. 44; vii. 17, 128;
xi. 292, 322.

— maligna, F. Smith*, vi. 44; vii.
128; xi. 292, 322.

— mutabilis, F. Smith*, vi. 45; vii.
128; xi. 322.

—nitida, F. Smith*, vi. 45; vii.
128; xi. 322.

—nominata, F. Smith, xi. 323.

— ocellifera, Roger, xi. 322.

— pallida, F. Smith, xi. 320.

— pallidicornis, F. Smith*, v. 73;
vii. 128; xi. 322.

— pallidipennis, F. Smith*, v. 73;
vii. 128; xi. 322.

— pallipes, F. Smith, xi. 321.

— parallela, F. Smith*, iii. 143; vi.
44; wii. 17, 128; xi. 322.

—pompiloides, F. Smith*, ii. 69;
vii. 128; xi. 322.

— processionalis, Jerdon, xi. 320.

— pumila, Jerdon, xi. 320.

— purpurea, F. Smith*, vii. 18, 128;
Xi. 323.

— quadridentata, F. Smith * , iii. 143;
vii. 128; viii. 70; xi. 322.

— reticulata, 7. Smith *, xi. 520.

— rubra, F. Smith *, ii. 66; Vii. 128;
Xi, 321.

GENERAL INDEX.

Ponera rnficornis, Sp2n., v. 105.

—rufipes, Jerdon (Ff. Smith), ii. 67;
vii. 128.

— rugosa, f. Smith*, ii. 66; iii. 142;
vi. 44; vii. 128; xi. 321, 323
(see coxalis).

— rugosa, Le Guillon, xi. 321, 323.

— scalprata, F. Smith, xi. 320.

— sculpta, Jerdon, Xi. 320.

— sculpta, Roger, Xi. 321.

— sculpturata, FL Smith*, iii. 142;
vii. 128; xi. 322.

— simillima, F'. Smith*, v. 104, 105;
vii. 128; villi. 70; xi. 328.

— solitaria, f. Smith*, v. 103; vil.
128; xi. 323.

— stenocheilos, Jerdon, xi. 320.

— striata, fF. Smith*, v. 104; vii.
128; viii. 70; xi. 328.

— tarsata, Fadr., li. 69.

— tortuolosa, F. Smith * , vii. 18, 128;
Xi. 323.

— transversa, F. Smith*, ii. 68; vii.
128; xi. 321.

— truncata, F. Smith*, v. 72; Vil.
128; xi. 322.

—unicolor, fF, Smith*, v. 73; Vil.
128; xi. 322.

—vyagans, F. Smith*, v. 103; Vil.
128; xi. 323.

—vyersicolor, F. Smith*, ii. 65, 68;
vii. 128; xi. 321.

— vidua, / Smith*, ii. 68; vii. 128;
xi. 321.

-— viridescens, read iridescens, F. Smith,
vi. 45.

— (apicalis) terminalis, F. Smith, Xi.
321.

— (Formiea) exudans, Walk., xi. 323.

— (—) mentans, Walk., xi. 323.

— (Leptogenys) falcigera, Roger, Xi.
322.

— (Myopias) amblyops, Roger, xi. 322.

— (rugosa) coxalis, F. Smith, xi. 321.

— (Syscia) typhla, Roger, xi. 322.

Poneride, ii. 64, 73; v. 72, 102, 107;
vi. 44; vii. 17, 119; viii. 70;
xi. 292, 320; xiv. 622, 675;
XViii. 328.

Pontia, Fabr., x. 500.

— crategi, Donzel, ix. 51.

— napi, Steph., ix. 51.

Pontobdella muricata, Linn., xX. 458.

Pontocypris Davisoni, Brady, xix. 304.

— nitida, Brady, xix. 303, 316.

— trigonella, Sars, xix. 304.

Poor-Cod, exhib. (Day), Proc. (1887-
88) 7.

Popilia, Leach, xi. 60.

— biguttata, Wiedem., xiv. 185.

GENERAL INDEX.

Porania pulvillus, O. F. Miiller, xx.
45, 458

Porcellana (? Petrolisthes) corallicola,
Hasw., XX. 113.

Porcellanaster, Wyv.
215, 217, 234.

— ceruleus, Wyv. Thoms., Xvii. ftnote
217, 218.

— caulifer, Sladen * , xvii. 218, 222.

— ceruleus, Wyv. Thoms., xvii. 218.

— crassus, Sladen *, xvii. 218, 225.

— gracilis, Sladen * , xvii. 218, 227.

—tuberosus, Sladen*, xvii. 218,
223.

Porcellanella picta, Stimps., xx. 112,

Thoms., vii.

Porcellanide, xiv. 312, 313; xx. 112,
513.

Poreellidium viride,
152.

Porcia, Walk. * , Proc. i. 233.

Porcupine, xii. 159, 160.

Porella compressa, Sow., XX. 452.

Porifera, Xii. 206, 207, 226; xx. 460,
462, 465.

— of Fernande Noronha (Carter), xx.
564-569.

Porismus, McLachl. * , ix. 266.

— strigatus, Burm., ix. 266.

— tenuis, Walk., ix. 266.

— validus, Walk., ix. 266.

Porites, Milne-Hdw. & Haime, Proc.
(1883-86) 119; xii. 148, 362;
Xviii. 46, 136, 186, 187, 188, 191,
199.

— antiqua, Dana, xviii. 188.

— conformis, Dana, xviii. 188.

— Dane, Milne-Kdw. § Haime, xviii.
188.

— discoidea, Zonsd., Xiv. 191.

— latea, Quoy & Gaim., Xvii. 365.

— monticulosa, Dana, XVili. 188.

— panicea, Lonsd., xviii. 187.

Porithea, Pascoe * , ix. 102, 134.

— intorta, Newm., ix. 102, 134.

Poritide, xvii. 313, 314; xviii. 6,
172, 186, 194, 199.

Poritine, XVvii. 313.

Poritinoida, xviii. 186, 199.

Poronotus similis, G27 (=triacanthus,
Peck.), xv. 52.

Poropterus, Schonh., xi. 199.

— antiquus, Bohem., xi. 188.

— approximatus, Pascoe*, xi, 191;
X1i. 93.

— bisignatus, Pascoe*, xi. 484; xii.

Philippi, =X.

— Chevrolatii, Waterh., xi. 189.
— ellipticus, Pascoe*, xi. 189; xii.
93.

339

Poropterus exitiosus, Pascoe * , xi. 189;
Xii. 93.

— flexuosus, Pascoe*, xi. 190; xii.
93.

— foveipennis, Pascoe * , xi. 484; xii.
93

—hariolus, Pascoe*, xi. 191, 217:
xii. 93.

— Jekelii, Waterh., xi. 190.

— mastoideus, Pascoe*, xi. 190; xii.
93

—_— morbillosus, Pascoe * , xi. 189, 190;
xii. 93.
— musculus, Pascoe*, xi. 483; xii.

— Parryi, Waterh., xi. 192.

— porrigineus, Pascoe * , xi, 483, 491;
xii. 93.

— sphacelatus, Pascoe *, xi, 191; xii.
93.

— succosus, Bohem., Xi. 484.

— verres, Pascoe * , xi. 189, 190, 192;
Xii. 93.

— Waterhousii, Pascoe*, xi.
Xii. 93.

— Westwoodii, Waterh., xi. 191.

Porphyraspis, Hope, xi. 42.

Porphyrio Alleni, Thomps., xvii. 441.

—melanonotus, Temm., xiii. 505;
(Journ. Bot.) ix. 141.

— melanopterus, Temm., xiii. 320, 505;
Xiv. 688.

Porpoises, ii. 5-37; xii. 156, 175, 176,
187, 297, 299, 317; xv. 48; xix.
176.

—, fluke infesting, xii. 291; xiii. 38,

, 41.

Porritt, George F., elected Fellow,
Proce. (1872-73) iii.

Porter, Rev. John Robinson, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1873-74) ix.

Porthesia chrysorrhea, Esp., Proc. ii.

0.

189;

?

Portraits presented to the Linnean
Society, Proc. ii. 53.

—of Fellows, &c. belonging to the
Linnean Society, Catalogue of
(W. Carruthers), Proc. (1888-90)

Portunidez, xx. 110.

Portunus, Fabr., xviii. 269.

— arcuatus, Leach, vi. 166.

— corrugatus, Leach, vi. 166.

—depurator, Linn., xx. 45, 454,
468.

— holsatus, Fabr.. xx. 45, 454.

—marmoreus, Leach, vi. 166; ix.
147; xvii. 95; xx. 454.

— pusillus, Leach, vi. 166; xvii. 96,
100; xx. 45, 454, 468.

336

Posidonia caulinia, exhib. (Pascoe),
Proc. (1886-87) 2.

Posnett, Prof. Hutcheson Macaulay,
elected Fellow, Proc. (1883-86)125.

Posterobranchza, D' Orb., xv. 164.

Potamidine, xv. 244.

Potamogale, Xvi. 321.

Potamophora ferrifracta, Walk. * , vii.
177.

— Manlia, Cramer, vii. 177.

Potamorites, McLachl., xi. 110.

Potamorrhaphis, Giinther, xiv. 534.

Potato-sponge, XVil. 107.

Poteriocrinus, Agass., xiii. 53. y

Poteriophorus congestus, Pascoe * , Xil.
70, 78, 99.

Poticara, Walk.*, v. 248; wili. 116,
133, 1385; ix. 6.

—p)iarcuata, Walk.*; viii. 183; ix.
24.

— triarcuata, Walk. *, v. 249; ix. 24.

— tricurvata, Walk. * , vii. 227, ix. 24.

Potter, Henry Glassford, obituary, Proc.
(1868-69) exii. ;

Potter, Jephson, elected Fellow, Proc.1i.
209.

Potts, Thos. Henry, elected Fellow,

Proc. (1871-72) xxx; obiwary,
Proc. (1888-90) 11, 48.
—, Notes on Keropia _crassirostris,

Gmel. (“ Piopio”), Xi. 505-509.

—, Notes on some New Zealand Birds,
Proc. (1883-86) 66 (title).

‘*Poulpe,’ Monograph of, mentioned
xvii. 11.

Poulton, Edward B., elected Fellow,
Proce. (1886-87) 13. He:

—, Lepidopterous larv showing in-
fluence of surroundings on colour,
and Lizards from West Indies
showing pineal eye, exhib., Proc.
(1888-90) 92.

—, Lepidopterous Pupa, The External
Morphology of the: its Relation to
that of the other Stages and to the
Origin and History of Meta-
morphosis, Proc. (18&88-9U) 68, 72.
See Trans., 2nd ser. Zool. vol. v.
187-212, 245-264.

Pourtalosmilia, Dune.*, XViil. 72,
193, 196.

Powell, Dr. Henry, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1866-67) i; obituary, xxxvil.

Powell, Jas. Wm., death announced,
Proe. (1888-86) 180.

Powell, Dr. Lewis, elected Fellow,
Proce. ii. 218.

Powell, Dr. Llewellyn, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1874-75) iv; death an-
nounced, Proce. (1875-80) lviii.

GENERAL INDEX.

Powell, Rev. Thos., elected Fellow,
Proc. (1867-68) xvii; death an-
nounced, Proc. (1886-87) 17.

—, Remarks on the Structure and
Habits of the Coral-reef Annelid,
Palolo viridis, Gray, Proc. (1880-
82) 27; XVI. 393-396.

Power, Henry D'Arcy, elected Fellow,
Proe. (1875-80) ii.

Praocis, Eschsch., Xi. 48.

Praolia, Bates * , xviii. 261.

— citrinipes, Bates * , xvili. 207, 261,
262.

Praonetha, Blanch., ix. 117.

— dispersa, Pascoe, ix. 117.

— iliaca, Pascoe, ix. 90.

— leiopodina, Bates, xviii. 246, 247.

— pleuricausta, Pascoe * , ix. 89, 117.

— porosa, Halderm., 1x. 108.

— propinqua, Pascoe, ix. 90.

Prasia faticina, Sta/, x. 94.

Pratincola, Koch, Proce. ii. 32.

Pratt, Saml. Peace, obituary, Proc.
(1863-64) xxx1.

Pratzia, Dune. * , xviii. 160, 193, 198.

— mirabilis, Dunc., xviii. 129.

Precis, Hiibner, xi. 434.

Prenolepis clandestina, Mayr, xiv.
675.

Prentice, Charles, elected Hellow, Proc.
li. 33.

Prentis, Charles, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1858-59) viii; death announced,
Proc. (1886-87) 17.

Prepona, Boisd., xi. 438.

Prescott, Henry P., elected Fellow,
Proc. (1863-64) yui; obituary,
Proc. 1868-69, exii.

Preserving Specimens of Nat. Hist.
(Hyde Clarke), Proc. i. 96.

PresrDent’s ADDRESS :—

Aliman, George James.

1875. On Ciliate Infusoria, Proc.
(1874-75) x—xxxiil.

1876. Recent Researches among
some of the more simple Sarcode
Organisms, Xiii. 261-305.

1877. Recent Researches among
some of the more simple Sarcode
Organisms (Second Notice), xiii.
385-429.

1878. Recent Progress in our
Knowledge of the Structure and
Development of the Phylacto-
lematous Polyzoa, Xiv. 489-
505.

1879. Some Recent Additions to
our Knowledge of the Structure
of the Marine Polyzoa, Xv.
1-8.

GENERAL INDEX.

President’s Address (cont.).

1880. Recent Progress in our
Knowledge of the Development
of the Ctenophora, Xvi. 89-
109.

Bell, Thomas.

1854. Progress of Nat. Hist., Proc.
ii. 296-304.

1855. Progress of Nat. Hist., Proc.
li. 385-404,

1856. Progress of Nat. Hist., Proc.
(1855-56) xix—xxxiii.

1857. History of Linn. Soc., Proc.
(1856-57) vili—xxi.

1858. Scientific Societies and their
Work, Proc. (1857-58) xi-
Xxill.

1859. Progress of Nat. Hist., Brit.
Mus., Kew, &c., Proc. (1858-
59) vili—xix.

1860. Linnean and Irish Soes.
Proc. (1859-60) viii—xx.

1861. Progress of Nat. Hist. pub-
lications, &c., Proc. (1860-61)
X—-XX.

Bentham, George.

1862. Systematic and Descriptive,
Proc. (1861-62) lxvi-lxxxiii.

1863. Biology, Darwinism, Proc.
(1862-63) xi-xxix.

1864. Hybridism, Proc. (1863-64)
1X—Xxill.

1865. Nat. Hist. Publications, &c.,
Proc. (1864-65) ix—lxxxiii.

1866. Progress of Nat. Hist., Proc.
(1865-66) x-li.

1867. American Journals,
(1866-67) xi-xxxii.

1868. Variation ?, Proc. (1867-68)
lvii-c.

1869. Geogr. distrib. of species,
Proce. (1868-69) lxy-e.
1870. Deep-sea Faunas,
(1869-70) lxxv—xciv.
1871. Systematic Biology, Proc.

(1870-71) xxxiv—lxxviil.

1872. Progress of Nat. Hist., Proc.
(1871-72) xxxiii-Ivii.

1873. Progress of Nat. Hist., Proc.
(1872-73) viii-xxix.

1874. Proc. (1873-74) xxxii.

Carruthers, William.

1886. Progress of Nat. Hist., Proc.
(1886-87) 23-33.

1887. Hist. of Linn. Soc., Proc.
(1887-88) 34-45.

1888. Portraits of Linnzus and
others, Proc. (1888-90) 12-46.
1889. Distribution of Plants, Proc.

(1888-90) 78-89.

Proce.

Proce.

337

President’s Address (cont.).
Lubbock, Sir John.

1881. Progress of Zoology and
Botany, Proc. (1880-82) 36-58.

1882. Progress of Nat. Hist., Proc.
(1882-83) 14-29.

1883. (P. M. Duncan) Linneus and
Lamarck, Proc. (1883-86) 17-
30

1884. Progress of Nat. Hist., Proc.
(1883-86) 84-90.

1885. Phytobiological Observa-
tions: on the Forms of Seedlings
and the causes to which they are
due, Proc. (1883-86) 135-1387 ;
Journ. Bot. xxii. 341-401.

Priapulus caudatus, Lam., xiv. 127;

xx. 45, 47.

a ae elected Fellow, Proc. i.

1

Pricklebacks, xv. 45.

Prideaux, Charles,
(1869-70) civ.

Priene cancellata, Lam., vii. 106.

— oregonensis, Say, wii. 106.

Priestley, Dr. Wm. Overend, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1888-90) 1.

Primates, Proc. (1883-86) 22.

Prince Albert, H.R.H., congratulatory
addresses to, Proc. i. 59, 91, 120.

Prince Consort, H.R.H., death an-
nounced, Proc. (1861-62) lvi;
address of condolence to H.M. the
Queen, Proc. (1861-62) Ivii; obi-
tuary, Proc. (1861-62) lxxxiii.

Prince of Wales, elected Hon. Memb.,.
Proc. (1886-87) 7.

Prince, Edw. Ernest, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1888-90) 9.

—, On some Protective Provisions in
certain Larval British Teleosteans,
Proc. (1888-90) 70 (title).

Priocnemis, Schicdie, ii. 93; vi. 54;
viii. 82; xi. 354.

—adustus, Ff. Smith*, vii. 30, 133;
xi. 354.

— canifrons, Ff. Smith, xi. 354.

—confector, F. Smith*,v. 120; vi.

. 54; vii. 183; xi. 354.

— fervidus, F. Smith*, iii. 156; v.
120; vii. 30, 133; viii. 82; xi.
354.

— flavipennis, F. Smith * , v. 79, 120;
vii. 30, 133 ; vill. 82; xi. 354.

— luxus, Fabr., xi. 354.

— Mellerborgi, Dahib., xi. 354.

— optimus, / Smith*, ii. 93; vii.
133; xi. 354.

— pedestris, F'. Smith, xi. 354.

— perplexus, Ff, Smith, xi. 354.

P Z

obituary, Proc.

338

Priocnemis pulcherrimus, F. Smith* ,
iii. 156; vii. 30, 183; villi. 82;
Xi. 354.

—rufifrons, Ff. Smith*, iii. 12; v.
80; vil. 183; xi. 354.

— sericosoma, F'. Smith* , ii.93; vii.
132; xi. 354.

— unifasciata, F'. Smith, 11. 94.

—verticalis, fF. Smith*, ii. 94; vii.
133; xi. 354.

— Wahlbergi, Dahib., xi. 354.

Priodon, Cuv., xiii. 188.

Prionastrea, Milne-Edw. g§ Haime,
Xviii. 123, 124, 197.

Prioneris, Waill., xi. 435.

Prionide, ix. 80, 139, 142; xviii.
206, 207.

Prioniturus, Wagl., iv. 177.

Prionodon Milberti, Miiller, v. 25.

Prionomerine, x. 436; xi. 177-179;
Xii. 30-33, 88.

Prionomerus, Schénh., Xi. 177; xii.

Priononyx fervens, Hrichs., Xi. 362.
Prionopide, xiii. 317, 499.
Prionopine, xvii. 425.

Prionops, Vieidl., ii. 138.
Prionorhynchus, Jacg. g Lucas, xiv.

658, 662.
— Edwardsii, Jacg. § ILwucas, xiv.
662.

Prionus arcuatus, Fabr., ix. 139.

— bidentatus, Donov., ix. 125.

— fasciatus, Donov., ix. 125.

— lepidopterus, Schrebvers, ix. 125.

— pilosicollis, Hope, ix. 139.

— spinicollis, Macleay, ix. 140.

Priopsis argyrozona, Ouy. & Val., Kili.
143

Priotelus, Gray, ii. 143.

Prisciturben, Kunth, xviii. 184, 186,
199.

Prismatium, Haeckel, xiv. 179.

Pristiurus melanostomus, Bonap., XX.
446.

Pristolepis, Jerdon, xiii. 139, 144;
xiv. 562, 564, 567, 571, 578;
Xviii. 312.

— fasciatus, Bleeker, xiii. 144; xiv.
ftnote 560.

—yalabaricus, Giinther, xiii. 144;
xv. 34; xviii. 312.

-~ marginatus, Jerdon,
XVili. 312.

Pristonychus complanatus, Dej., Xi.

xiii, 144;

Probart, Dr. Francis Geo., obituary,
Proe. (1860-61) xliii.

Probatodes, J. Thoms., ix. 107.

— plumula, Newm., ix. 107.

GENERAL INDEX.

Probolium pollexianum, Spence Bate,
Xvii. 102.

Proboscidia, ii. 30-37.

Proboscidifera, xv. 243.

Proboscina incrassata, Smitt, xv. 240.

Procalypta, Butler * , xii. 368, 411.

— subeyanea, Walk., xii. 411.

Procellaria glacialis, Linn., xiv. 119.

— pelagica, Linn. (J. Couch), Proc. i.
2; exhib. (H. A. Heath), Proc.
(1886-87) 6.

— Wilsoni, Bonap. (J. Couch), Proce. i.
2

Procelia, v. ftnote 219.

Procolophon, Owen, xvi. ftnote 134.

Procotes, Butler * , xii. 355, 407.

— diminuta, Walk., xii. 355,

Procris, Fabr., xii. 342, 343, 354, 425.

— contraria, Walk., xii. 343.

— infausta, Linn., Xii. 348.

— levicosta, Curt. * , Proc. i. 200.

— nebulosa, Herr.-Schéff., xii. 348.

— rufiventris, Waik., xii. 343.

— subdolosa, Walk., xii. 343.

Proctarrelabris, Lefebv., xi. 219, 222,
226, 233, 270.

—annulicornis, Burm., xi. 226, 270,
275.

— capensis, Lefebv., xi. 270.

Proctoceras, W. F. Kirby*, xvii.

54, 60.
— leucotelus, Walk., xvii. 77.
Proctophyllodes glandarinus, ob.,
Xvil. 388.

Proctor, W., Collections of Birds, &e.
formed in Iceland by, Proce. i. 21.

Proctotrupide, v. 136.

Proctotrypidx, xiv. 107.

Procyon, Storr, xix. 2, 10-13.

— eancrivorus, Cuv., xix. 11.

Prodenia, Guén., vi. 185.

— infecta, Walk., vi. 185.

— reclusa, Walk. *, wi. 185.

Prodioctes, Pascoe*, xii. 66, 67, 69,
98.

— pavoninus, Pascoe * , xii. 67, 98.

— quinarius, Pascoe * , xii. 67, 78, 98.

Proéces, Schénh., xi. 86.

Progne, Boie, xx. 353, 354, 357-366.

—subis, Baird, xx. 301, 304, 352,
3855-358, 365, 393.

Prohelia, HL. de From., xviii. 44, 195.

Prohelioida, xviii. 37, 44, 195.

Prolyctus, Zimm., xix. 128.

— p)ituberculatus, Reitter, xix. 128,
181.

Promachocrinus, P. H. Carp., XV.
214; xvi. 494.

— kerguelensis, P. H. Carp.*, xv.
217.

GENERAL INDEX.

Promecoderus, Dej., Xi. 57.

Promecopine, x. 436.

Promecotheca, Blanch., X1. 86.

Promeropide, ii. 133.

Prongbuck, American, horns of (Antilo-
capra americana, Ord), exhib.
(Harting), Proc. (1888-90) 71.

‘Pronophila, Westw., xi. 438.

Propilidium, Forbes, xvii. 40.

peceynetine, Schultze, Proc. (1882-83)

6.

Prosena argentata, Walk.*, iii. 102;
vii. 214; ix. 20.

— coacta, Walk. * , vii. 235; 1x. 20.

— fasciata, Waik., ix. 20.

— lurida, Walk. * , v. 243; ix. 20.

— moluccana, Dol., v. 168.

— pectoralis, Walk., vii. 226; ix. 20.

— secedens, Walk. * , wii. 235 ; ix. 20.

Proserpina, Gray, XV. 165, 242, 243.

Proserpinide, xv. 242.

Prosobranchiata, Proc. (1882-83) 37.

Prosopis, Fabr., vi. 59; vii. 113, 124;
viii. 91; xi. 302, 385; xiv.
674.

—apicata, fF. Smith*, vii. 44, 139;
Xi. 385.

— Blackburni, F. Smith* , xiv. 682.

—elegans, F. Smith*, viii. 91; Xi.
385.

— eximius, /. Smith*, v. 1381; vi.
59; vii. 1389; xi. 385.

— facilis, 7. Smith * , xiv. 682, 683.

— fuscipennis, fF, Smith * , xiv. 682.

— hilaris, Ff. Smith*, xiv. 683.

— imperialis, Ff. Smith * , vii. 44, 139;
xi. 385.

—lusoria, F. Smith*, vii. 44, 139;
xi. 385,

—malachisis, Ff. Smith*, iii. 132;
vii. 189; ix. 385.

— mixtus, /. Smith, xi. 385.

— monilicornis, Motsch., xi. 385.

— volatilis, F. Smith *, xiv. 683.

Prosopistoma, Zatr., Proc. (1873-74)
xxi; Xli. 145.

— punctifrons, Latr., xii. 145.

Prosoplus, Blanch., ix. 107.

— Hollandicus, Boisd., ix. 107.

Prostemma, Lap., Xi. 35, 81.

Prostenus (?) hirsutus, Curt.*, Pree.
i. 201.

Prostheacanthus, Blyth, xiv. ftnote
533

— spectabilis, Blyth, xiv. finote 554.

Prosthecosacter convolutus, Diesing,
sili. 42

— inflexus, Diesing, viii. 143; xiii,
42.

Prosthemadera, Gray, ii. 141.

339

Prosthetops, Waterh. * , xiv. 533.

— capensis, Waterh. * , xiv. 533.

Prostostegus prototypus, Nardo, ix.
203.

Protsdus, Pascoe, xi. 85.

Protameba, Haeckel, xii. 202, 203;
Xiii. 412, 432, 433, 435.

— primitiva, Haeckel, Proc. (1867-68)
Ixvili ; xiii. 432, 433.

Protamecebide, xii. 226.

Protarza, Milne-Hdw. & Haime, xviii.
187, 189, 199.

Proteles, Geoffr., xix. 9, 10.

Proteus, ZLaur., Proc. i. 371; xiv.
Oe.

— anguinus, Lawr., Proc. ii. 218, 219 ;
exhibited (Christy), Proc. (1861-
62) evii.

Prothoe, Hiibner, xi. 436.

Protista, Proc. (1867-68) Ixx; Proe
(1874-75) xxx; xiii. 262 417
428, 438.

Proto, Oken, xx. 94, 103.

— pedata, Miller, xv. 336.

Protocerius, Schonh., Xii. 98.

— colossus, Oliv., xi. 216.

—fervidus, Pascoe*, xi. 216; xii,
98.

— molossus, Oliv., xi. 216.

Protogenes, Haeckel, xii. 203; xiii.
412, 438, 435.

— primordialis, Haeckel, Proc. (1867-
68) Ixviil.

Protogonius, Hiibner, xi. 4388.

Protomonadide, xii. 226.

Protomonas, Haeckel, xii. 202; xiii.
423, 435.

— Huxleyi, Haeckel, xiii. 418.

Protomyxa, Haeckel, xii. 202; xiii.
412, 428-430, 433, 435.

— aurantiaca, Haeckel, xiii. 428, 429.

Protopalus cristatus, Pascoe * , x. 448;
xii. 95.

— dromedarius, Bozsd., x. 448.

— Schonherri, Waterh., x. 448.

Protophyllopoda, xviii. 333.

_ Protoplasm, dead and living, shown

(Crisp), Proc. (1882-83) i.

Protopterus, Owen, Proc. i. 27; Xvi.
135, 136.

Protoseris, Milne-Edw. & Haime, xviii.
156, 159, 198.

Prototracheata, Xix. 167.

Protozoa, Proc. (1874-75) xi, xxviii-
xxx; Proc. (1882-83) 24,27; xii.
202-205, 226; xiii. 400; xiv.
136, 180.

Provocator, Watson * , xvi. 329.

— pulcher, Watson * , xvi. 330.

Proxyrus, Pascoe * , X. 437 ; xii. 80.

Z2

340

Proxyrus abstersus, Pascoe*, x. 488,
493; xii. 80.

Te Pascoe*, X. 438; xii.
1

Psalidura, MacLeay, xi. 54; xii. 21.

i salistus, Gerst., Kix. 335.

Psalurus, Swains., xx. 299, 351, 388.

Psammechinus, Agass., Xix. 198, 208.

— intermedius (Barnes), A. Agass., Xiv.
434, 435.

— Sk: Miller, xix. 179, 197,

Psammobia, Lam., xviii. 266.

— ferroénsis, Chemn., xvii. 94-97;
xXx. 46.

— tellinella, Zam., xviii. 266, 267.

— vespertina, Chemn., V. 172.

Psammocenia, Milne-Edw. § Haime,
XViii. 109, 110, 197.

Psammocora, Dana, xiv. 192; xviii.
169, 192, 193, 198.

Psammodynastes pulverulentus, Giin-
ther, x. 51, 66.

Psammohelia, EH. de From., xviii. 45,
46, 204.

Psammolyce, Kinb., ix. 35.

— flava, Kinb., ix. 35.

— Herminiz, Aud. § Hdw., ix. 35.

— Petersi, Kind., ix. 35.

Psammonemata, xx. 568.

Psammophide, x. 51.

Psammophora, H. de From., xviii.
66, 112, 113, 197...

Psammoserioida, XVili. 152, 198.

Psammoseris, Milne-Edw. & Haime,
Xvii. 140; xviii. 152, 198.

Psammosmilia, H.de From., Xviili. 51,
52, 204.

Psen, Latr., vii. 122; xi. 369.

—erraticvus, fF. Smith*, v. 85; Vii.
136 ; xi. 369.

— petiolatus, F. Smith * , vii. 37, 186;
‘Xi. 369.

Pseniclea, Pascoe *, xii. 51, 55, 97.

— puellaris, Pascoe * , xii. 52, 97.

Psephactus remiger, Har., xviii. 206,
207, 208, 262.

Psepholacides, xii. 92.

Psepholax, White, xi. 86, 184, 479,
481.

Pseudaclytia, Butler * , xii. 409.

— opponens, Walk., xii. 409.

Pseudacrea, Westw., Xi. 434.

Pseudagapetus punctatus, Hagen, XVi.

Pseudambassis, Bleefgr, xiii. 139.

Pseudastrea, Reuss, XVilil. 136, 189,
198.

Pseudecheneis, M‘Clell., xiii. 339, 344;
xiv. 578.

GENERAL INDEX.

Pseudecheneis sulcatus, M‘Clell., xiii.
352.

Pseudetroplus, Bleeker, xiii.“141.

Pseudeutropius, Bleeker, xiii. 342;
xiv. 562, 565, 578.

— acutirostris, Day, xiii. 347.

— atherinoides, Bloch, xiii. 347.

— garua, Ham. Buch., Xiii. 347.

— goongwaree, Sykes, xii. 569, 5775.
Xili. 347,

— longimanus, Gimther, 569 ;
xiii. 347.

— megalops, Giinther, xiii. 347.

— Mitchelli, Ginther, xiii. 347.

—murius, Ham. Buch., xiii. 347.

— Sykesii, Jerdon, xiii. 347.

— taakree, Sykes, xii. 569, 577; xiii.
347.

Pseudobagrus, Bleeker, xviii. 315.

Pseudobarbus, Bzetz., xiv. ftnote
538.

Pseudobranchia, xv. 165, 242.

Pseudocalamobius, Kraatz, X Vili. 255..

— japonicus, Kraatz, XVili. 255.

Pseudocalanus elongatus, Boeck, XX.
148, 456.

Pseudocephalus, Newm., ix. 121.

— arietinus, Newm., ix. 121.

— formicides, Newm., ix. 121.

Pseudochalcis, W. F, Kirby * , xvii. 54,

Xil.

61.
— declarator, Walk., xvii. 77.
Pseudochlamys patella, Hertw. g
Lesser, Xiii. 393, 394.
Pseudocholus, Lac., xii. 56, 58, 60,
66

— basalis, Pascoe * , xii. 56, 97.

— cinctus, Pascoe * , xii. 56, 97.

— laticollis, Pascoe * , xii. 56, 97.

— orichalceus, Pascoe * , xii. 56, 97.

Pseudocolaspis, Chap., xiv. 248, 253.

— cerulea, Laporte, Xiv. 248.

— femorata, Baly * , xiv. 261.

— Lefevrei, Baly * , xiv. 260.

— longicollis, Baly * , xiv. 259.

Pseudocophora, Jacoby, Xx. 26, 168.

— ambusta, Hrichs., xx. 169, 170, 172,.
174, 175, 188.

— bicolor, Jacoby, xx. 169.

— brunnea, Baly *, xx. 26, 169, 170,
173, 174, 188.

— Buquetii, Guér., xx. 169, 170, 171,
172, 188.

— Buquetii, Jacoby, Xx. 171

— distincta, Baly*, XX.
188.

— Erichsoni, Baly*, xx. 169, 171,
188.

— flaveola, Baly*, xx. 169, 173,
188.

169, 171,

GENERAL INDEX.

Pseudocophora pectoralis, Baly *, xx.
169, 174, 188.

— perplexa, Baly*, xx. 169, 170,
175, 188.

—uniplagiata, Jacoby, xx. 169, 178,
174, 188.

— Wallacei, Baly*, xx. 169, 173,
174, 188.

Pseudocorystes sicarius
White, xiv. 313.

Pseudodeltoids, xii. 407.

Pseudogerygone palpebrosa,
XVi. 432.

Pseudogyps africanus, Salvad., xiii.

(Poeppig),

Wallace,

— bengalensis, Gmel., xiii. 13, 25.

Pseudomicippe, Helder, xiv. 661.

— nodosa, Heller, xiv. 661.

Pseudomorpha, Kirby, Species from
Australia (Westwood), Proe. i. 15.

Pseudomorphide, iv. 185.

Pseudomurex Meyendorfi, Calc., xvi.
605.

Pseudomya, Hiibner, Xii. 385.

— afflicta, Walk., xii. 384.

— bibia, Walk., xii. 385.

— consolata, Walk., X11. 385.

— decisa, Walk., xii. 383.

— desperata, Walk., xii. 385.

— errans, Hibner, Xii. 369.

— melanthis, Cramer, Xii. 385.

— metamelas, Walk., xii. 408.

— notabilis, Walk., xii. 397.

— quadristrigata, Walk., xii. 398.

— tipulina, Hiibner, xii. 385.

— trigutta, Walk., xii. 383.

— tristissima, Perty, Xii. 385.

Pseudomyrma, Gwér., ii. 52; viii. 73;
Xi. 293, 328.

— allaborans, Walk., Xi. 328.

— carbonaria, F. Smith * ,wii. 20, 129;
viii. 73; xi. 328.

— cephalica, F. Smith, ii, 52.

— leviceps, F. Smith*, iii. 145; v.
72, 106; vii. 20, 129; xi. 328.

— modesta, Ff. Smith*, v. 106; vii.
129; xxi. 328.

—nitida, Ff. Smith*,
129; xi. 328.

— pilosa, F. Smith, xi. 328.

— rufonigra, Jerdon, viii. 73.

— (Kciton) minuta, Jerdon, xi. 328.

— (—) nigra, Jerdon, xi. 328.

— (—) rufinigra, Jerdon, xi. 328.

— (—) rufipes, Jerdon, Xi. 328.

— (Tetraponera) atrata, F. Smith, Xi.
328.

- Pseudonaclia, Butler * , xii. 351, 353.

— gnatula, Boisd., xii. 351.

— puella, Boisd., xii. 351.

v. 106; vii.

341

Pseudonema, McLachl., xi. 128.

—obsoletum, MeLachi., x. 212; Xi.
128.

Pseudo-Neuroptera, xi. 99;
377; Xvi. 155, 174.

Pseudopangasius, Bleeker, Xiil. 342.

Pseudophana, Burm., xi. 82.

Pseudophania see Pseudophana, xi. 82.

Pseudopheles, Bates, ix. 433.

— sericina, Bates, ix. 433.

Pseudophis condanarus, Merr., X. 43,

Xili.

Pseudopontia, Plétz, xi. 434.

Pseudopus gracilis, Gray, X. 24, 35.

Pseudorea, Reinhardt, Xiii. 187.

Pseudorectes ferrugineus, S. Miller,
xiv. 687; xvi. 435.

Pseudorhombus oblongus, Agass. &
Whitm., XWill. 309.

Pseudo-salamandria, Vv. 225.

Pseudoscieena, Bleeker, xiii. 140.

Pseudoscorpiones, XVil. 173.

Pseudosilurus, Bleeker, xiii. 342.

Pseudosphenoptera, Butler * , xii. 370,
407, 409, 410.

— basalis, Walk., xii. 370.

Pseudosphex, Hiibner, xii. 380, 381,
400, 406.

— equalis, Walk., xii. 406.

— arctata, Walk., xii. 381.

— bromus, Herr.-Schaff., xii. 406.

— consobrina, Walk., xii. 406.

— munda, Walk., xii. 406.

— notabilis, Waik., xii. 404.

— polistes, Hiibner, xii. 380.

— postica, Walk., xii. 406.

— singularis, Walk., xii. 406.

— testacea, Walk., xii. 381.

— vespa, Herr.-Schiff., xii. 369.

— vespiformis, Herr.-Schatf., xii. 380.

— Zethus, Hiibner, xii. 380, 406.

Pseudospora, Cienkowski, Xiii. 423.

Pseudotarphius, Woll., xix. 58, 60, 63.

— Lewisii, Woll., xix. 60, 68.

Pseudotrimera, XX. 556.

Psichotoe, Boisd., Xii, 353, 354, 407.

— Duvaucelii, Boisd., xii. 354.

—inecipiens, Walk., xii. 354.

— nigrita, Walk. MS., xii. 354.

Psidiopsis, Pascoe * , xi. 443: xii. 80.

— filicornis, Pascoe*, Xi. 444; xii,
80.

Psidium pomiferum, Ant’s nest on,
viii. 100.

Psila, Meigen, iv. 165; viii. 125.

— basalis, Walk. * , viii. 126; ix. 29.

— bipanetitera, Walk. *, iv. 165; ix,

9.

— calobatoides, Walk.*, viii. 125;
ix, 29,

342
Psila cruciata, Walk. * , viii. 126; ix.
29

— munda, Walk.*, iv. 166; ix. 29.
— vittifera, Walk.*, viii. 126 ix.
2

9,
Psilides, i. 185; iii. 125; iv. 164;
v. 165, 253, 269, 299, 301; vi.
17; vii. 222, 230; viii. 125;

ix. 6.

Psilochorema, McLachl. * , x. 207.

— confusum, McLachi. * , x. 210, 214.

— mimicum, MeLachl., x. 211, 213.

Psilogaster, Blanch., xx. 30, 33.

— cupreus, Blanch., xx. 30.

— pallipes, Brullé, xx. 30.

Psilomorpha, Sawnd., ix. 122.

— apicalis, Pascoe, ix. 122.

— lusoria, Pascoe, ix. 122.

— tenuipes, Saund., ix. 122.

Psiloptera, Sol., xi. 67.

Psilopteridz, xi. 54.

Psilopus, Meig., i. 15, 119; iv.
viii. 111; ix. 4.

— abruptus, Walk. * , iv. 115; ix. 16.

— eneus, Mubr., iii. 91; ix. 15.

— exstimatus, Walk.*, iv. 114; ix.
15.

— allectans, Walk. *, i. 119; ix. 15.

—alliciens, Walk. *,i. 119; ix. 15.

—apicalis, Wied, 1. 119; ix. 15.

— Benedictus, Walk.*, iii. 91;
209, 234; ix. 15.

— clarus, Walk.*,i. 15; ix. 15.

— colliciens read collucens, Walk., 1X.
15.

— collucens, Waik.*, i. 120; ix. 15.

— delectans, Walk. * , i. 120; isz. 15.

— derelictus, Walk. * , i. 120; ix. 15.

—egens, Walk. * , iii. 92; vii. 234;
ix. 15.

— extendens, Walk. *, viii. 111; ix.
15

114;

-— filifer, Walk. * , iv. 114; ix. 16.

— flavicornis, Wied, iii. 92; ix. 15.

— illiciens, Walk. * , i. 120; ix. 15.

— longicornis, Dol., v. 167.

—lucigena, Walk.*, iii. 91;
209; ix. 15.

—wmarginalis, Walk.*, v. 283; ix.

Vii.

16.

— metallifer, Walk., xx. 474, 532,
548.

— moderatus, Walk.*, vii. 209; ix.
15.

— orcifer, Walk. * , iii. 92;

— palmetorum, Dol., v. 167.

— Rewicion Walk. *, v. 150; ix.
15.

ix. 16.

‘— persuadens, Walk.*, v. 149 ix.
15.

GENERAL INDEX.

Psilopus posticus, Walk.* ,i. 16; ix.
15.

— prolectans, Walk.* , i. 120; ix. 15.

— proliciens, Walk.* , i. 120; ix. 15.

— robustus, Walk.*, i. 16, 119; ix..
15.

—seticornis, Walk.*, vii. 234; ix.
115,

— spectabilis, Walk.*, iv. 114; ix.
15

— subnotatus, Walk. *, i. 16; ix. 15.

—subrectus, Walk.*, vii. 209; ix.
15.

— superans, Walk.*,
209; ix. 16.

— tenebrosus, Walk. *, i. 16,119; ix..
15

v. 150; vii.

— terminifer, Walk. * , iii. 92; ix. 15..

— variipennis, Walk.*, v. 238, 283;
viii. 112; ix. 15.

Psilorhabdium, Kraatz, ¥viii. 211.

Psilorhynchus, M‘Clel/., xiv. 536, 540,
563, 579.

— balitora, Ham. Buch., xiv. 540.

— variegatus, M‘Clell., xiv. ftnote-
540.

Psittaci, xvi. 317; xvii. 429; xx.

1.
Psittacide, ii. 142, 164; xiii. 309,
450.
Psittacodis Stavorini, Zess., ii. 165.
Psittacus amboinensis, Zinn., ii. 164,
— ater, Scop., 11. 165.
— batavensis, Gmel., ii. 165.
— eardinalis, Bodd., ii. 165.
— dorsalis, Quoy & Gaim., ii. 164.
— galeritus, Less., 11. 166.
— Geoffroyi, Miller, ii. 165.
— Goliath, Miller, ii. 166.
— grandis, Gmel., ii. 165.
— Guebiensis, Less., ii. 165.
— Nove Guinee, Gmel., ii. 165.
— Papua, Scop., ii. 165.
— Papuensis, Gmel., ii. 165.
— placentis, Zemm., ii. 164.
— polychloros, Scop., ii. 165.
— puniceus, Gmel., ii. 165.
— pygmeus, Quoy ‘$ Gaim., ii. 166.
— sinensis, Less., ii. 165.
— squamatus, Bodd., ii. 165.
— Stavorini, Zess., ii, 165.
Psocide, Xvi. 155, 174.
Psocus, Latr., Xiv. 733;
174.
— adustus, Hagen, XVi. 155, 174.
— marmoratus, Hagen, xvi. 175.
— personatus, Hagen, xvi. 155, 174.
— pupillatus, Dale, xvi. 175.
Psoloptera, Butier * , xii. 369.
— leucosticta, Hiibner, Xii. 369.

Xvi. 155,

GENERAL INDEX.

Psoloptera thoracica, Walk., xii. 369.

Psolus ephippifer, Wyv. Thoms.* ,
iii. 60-62, 79.

— phantapus, Strussenf., Xx. 458.

—squamatus, O. F. Miiller, shown
eer H. Higgins), Proc. (1880-82)

Psomeles, Guér., xi. 85.

Psophia, Linn., ii. 143.

Psophodes, Vig., ii. 141.

Psyche, Schrank, vi. 157-162; xi. 80.

— helix, von Siebold, vi. 159.

Psychidx, vi. 132, 157-162; xi. 80.

Psychophora Sabini, Kirby, xiv. 114.

Psychopsis ccelivagus, Walk., ix. 271.

— mimica, Newm., ix. 270, 271.

Psylla, Geoffr., xiv. 732; xvii. 109.

Psyllidx, x. 329.

Ptenoplectra see Ctenoplectra, F'. Smith,
ii. 129.

— chalybea, F. Smith, ii. 129.

Pteraster, Miiller § Trosch., xiii. 56,
75, 76; xvi. 190, 192, 203, 207.

— affinis, H. A. Smith, xvi. 192.

—militaris (O. F. Miill.), Mill. &
Trosch., Xvi. 192.

— rugatus, Sladen * , xvi. 192, 196.

— semireticulatus, Sladen * , xvi. 192,
195.

— stellifer, Sladen * , xvi. 192, 198.

Pterasteridz, xvi. 190, 200.

Ptererythrius spinicaudus, Pucher., ii.

Pteridoteline, x. 437.

Pterocanium, Hhrenb., xiv. 178.

Pteroceras, Sow., XVili. 268.

Pterochilus, Klug, viii. 62, 89; Xi.
377.

— eximius, F. Smith*, viii. 89, 94;
xi. 377.

Pteroclide, ii. 133.

Pterocodon, Ehrenb., xiv. 178.

Pterocolinz, x. 437.

Pterocosmus, Walk., i. 107; ix. 2-6.

— combinatus, Walk. *, i. 107; ix. 8.

— dilutus, Walk. * ,i. 108; ix. 8.

— infixus, Walk. *, i. 107; ix. 8.

— lunigerus, Walk. * , i. 107; ix. 8.

— optabilis, Walk. *, i. 107; ix. 8.

Pterocryptus, Peters, xiii. 342.

Pterodactyles, organization of (Seeley),
Xiii. 84-107.

Pterodactylus Kochii, Wagn., patagial
membranes of, Xili. 103.

— longirostris, Oken, comparison of
bones of skull of, xi1i. YO, 94.

— scolopaciceps, Meyer, skull of, xiii.
90

Pterogenia, Bigot, MS., iv. 147; v.
162; ix. 6.

343
Pterogenia singularis, Bigot, MS., iv.
147.

— variipennis, Walk. *, v. 292.

— vittifinis, Walk. * , v. 292.

Pterolichus falciger, Robin, xvii. 375.

Pteroloma, Gyll., xi. 89.

Pterolophia, Newm., ix. 117.

Pteromalus, sp., parasitic on eggs of
Rhynchites betuleti, abr. (Filippi
& Curtis), Proce. ii. 265-266.

—acrotatus, Walk. * , Proc. i. 261.

— Aglaus, Walk. * , Proc. i. 263.

— Amyntor, Walk. *, Proc. i. 263.

— Anaxenor, Walk. * , Proc. i. 262.

— Antho, Walk. *, Proc. i. 262.

— Antorides, Walk.*, Proc. i. 262.

— Aollus, Walk. * , Proc. i. 262.

— Bubaris, Walk. * , Proc. i. 261.

— Cercides, Walk. * , Proc. i. 262.

— Ketion, Walk. * , Proc. i. 262.

— Learchus, Walk. * , Proc. i. 262.

— Naubolus, Walk. *, Proc. i. 263.

— Nestocles, Walk.* , Proc. i. 261.

— Odites, Walk. * , Proc. i. 261.

— Orinus, Walk. *, Proc. i. 263.

— Saravus, Walk. *, Proc. i. 262.

— Sunides, Walk. * , Proc. i. 261.

— Tedanius, Walk. *, Proce. i. 262.

— Urgo, Walk. * , Proce. i. 263.

— Xanthe, Walk. * , Proc. i. 262,

Pteromys, Cwv., ii. 24.

Pteronarcys, Newm. (Newport), Proc. i.
388 ; Proc. ii. 220.

— californicus, Newp. * , Proce. i. 388.

— regalis, Newm., Proc. i. 180.

— —, Anatomy and Affinities of, with a
postscript, containing descriptions
of some American Perlide, together
with Notes on their Habits (New-
port), Proc. i. 370-371, 387-388.
See Trans, vol. xx. 425-452.

Pteronotus Cordismei, Watson *, xvi.
596, 601.

— dentifer, Watson * , xvi. 601.

Pterophorus, Geoffr., xi. 48.

Pterophorus, Herbst, xi. 51.

Pteroplatea hirundo, Lowe, xii. 108.

Pteropoda, Cuv., Xii. 212; xiv. 123,
423, 507.

Pteropsarion, Giinther, xiv. ftnote 538.

Pteroptochos, Kiztt/., ii. 148.

Pteropus, Briss., ii. 17-37; xiii. 186.

—, sp., piscivorous habits of (Harting),
Proc. (1888-90) 2.

Pterosauria, Owen, v. 219, 226; xiii.
8

Pterostichus, Bonelli, vi. 27; Xvii.
360.

Pterostoma, Germ., vi. 132.

Pterourus, Scop., xX. 496.

344

Pterygodermatites plagiostoma, Wedl.,
shown (Dobson), Proc. (1880-82) 2.

Pterygopterus, Butler * , Xii. 412, 433.

— clavipennis, Butler * , xii. 412.

Ptérygures, xiv. 315.

Ptiladela, Puch., ii. 141, 152.

— Royeri, Puch., ii. 160.

Ptilocera, Wied, i. 108; iv. 94; vi.

4,17, 20;ix. 3-6.

— quadridentata, Fabr., i. 7, 108; iii.
78; v. 145, 232, 270; vi. 4, 17, 20;
ix. 3, 8.

— smaragdifera, Walk., iv. 94; ix.
8

—smaragdina, Walk., iv. 94; ix. 8.

Ptilodactyla, I/7., xi. 89.

Ptilonopus, Swains., ii. 141.

— aurantiifrons, Gray, xiii. 503 ; xiv.
688.

— coronulatus, Gray, xiii. 320, 503;
xiv. 688.

— cyanovirens, Less., ii. 167.

— iozonus, Gray, xiii. 503; xiv. 688.

— Lechlancheri, Zonap., ii. 167.

— melanocephala, Schlegel, iv. 175.

— naina, Temm., ii. 167.

— perlatus, Temm., ii. 167.

— pulchellus, Temm., ii. 167.

— superbus, Zemm., ii. 167.

— viridis, Linn., ii. 167.

Ptilonorhynchus, Kwhi, ii. 141, 152.

Ptilopus, Strickl., xvi. 129, 131.

— bellus, Sclater, xvi. 445.

— Eugeniz, Gray, xvi. 129, 151.

— Gestroi, Salvad. § D Alb., Xvi. 445.

— Lewisii, Ramsay, Proc. (1883-86) 3,

— pulchellus, Gray, xvi. 445.

— Richardsii, Ramsay, Proc.(1883-86)3.

— superbus, Zemm., Xvi. 445.

— viridis, Linn., xvi. 131.

Ptilorhis, Swains., 11. 141, 152; xvi.
445,

— Alberti, Hiliot, xiii. 501 ; xiv. 630;
xvi. 444, 445.

— intercedens, Sharpe*, xvi. 444,
445.

—wmagnifica, Vieill., ii. 164;
501; xiv. 630; xvi. 444.

Ptilostomis Kovalevskii, Ko/., xi. 104.

— senegalensis, Heugl., xvii. 427.

Ptilotis, Swains., ii. 152.

— analoga, Reichenb., xiii. 497; xVi.
438.

— auriculata, Willer, WS., ii. 157.

— cinerea, Sclater, xvi. 319, 439.

— fumata, Miiller, MS.. ii. 157.

—marmorata, Sharpe*, xvi. 319,
438.

— similis, Puch., ii. 157.

— striolata, Miller, MS., ii. 157.

Xiii.

GENERAL INDEX.

Ptinus, Linn., xi. 52, 72, 87; xvii.
296.

Ptosima, Sol., xi. 509, 512.

— chinensis, Mars., xi, 512.

Ptyas, Cope, x. 62.

— Korvros, Rein., x. 5, 46, 65.

— mucosa, Linn., X. 5, 37, 46, 65.

Ptychina biplicata, Philippi, xiv. 421.

Ptychodes, Serv., Xi. 86.

— yittatus, Fabr., xi. 88.

Ptychognathus, Owen, xvi. ftnote 134.

Ptychozoon homalocephalum, Creveldt,
x. 5, 29, 36.

Ptycobarbus, Steind., xiv. 587, 541,
579.

— eonirostris, Steind., xiv. 541.

Ptyelus, St.-Farg. et Serv., i. 96, 166,

—amplus, Walk., 1. 166.

— bipars, Walk.*, 1. 96.

— depressus, Walk.* , x. 294.

— flexipennis, Walk. * , x. 293.

— frontalis, Walk. * , x. 293.

— immutatus, Walk. *,i. 96.

— ineffectus, Walk. *, 1. 166.

— monostigma, Walk. * , x. 293.

— pectoralis, Walk. * , x. 292.

- — sexpunctatus, Walk. * , x. 293.

— vicarius, Walk. * , x. 292.

Ptynx, Lefebv., xi. 219, 222, 283, 238.

— appendiculatus, Fabr., Xi. 239, 275.

— costatus, Burm., Xi. 238, 239.

— costatus, Lefeby., Xi. 2389, 275.

— juvenilis, McLachl.* , xi. 239, 276.

Pucherania, Bonap., ii. 161.

Puellula rubida, Blyth, x. 32, 36, 38.

Puer, Lefebv., Xi. 220, 222, 232, 233,
272.

— maculatus, Oliv., xi. 272, 276.

Puffinus Anglorum, Temm., Proce. ii.
245.

— brevicaudus, Brandt, iii. 33.

— obscurus, Bonap., Proc. ii. 245,

Pugettia, Dana, xiv. 650.

— gracilis, Dana, xiv. 650.

Pukeko, (Journ. Bot.) ix. 141.

Pulex imperator, Westwood*, Proc.
(1856-57) iv.

Pulleine, Capt. Henry, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1865-66) ii.

Pulmobranchiata, xv. 163, 165.

Pulmonata, xv. 163, 165.

Pulmonifera, xv. 161, 162, 242.

Pulteney, Dr. Richd., portraits of, Proc.
(1888-90) 39, 45.

Pulvinulina, Parker & Jones, ix. 148-
157

— eanariensis, DOrb., ix. 153, 154-
157.
— crassa, D’ Orb., ix. 148, 154-157.

| — Menardii, D’Orb., ix. 148, 153-157.

GENERAL INDEX.

Pulvinulina Micheliniana, D’Ord., ix.
148, 153-157.

Puncturella, Lowe, xv. 165; xvii. 26,
PUPA

— acuminata, Watson * , xvii. 29, 38.

— acuta, Watson * , XVii. 29, 35, 36,
38

= agger, Watson * , Xvii. 29, 32, 33,
35

— brychia, Watson * , xvii. 29, 32, 33.

— clathrata, Jeffr., Xvi. 29.

— conica, D’ Orb., Xvii. 33.

— craticia, Watson * , Xvii. 27,29, 30,
38.

— galeata, Gould, XVii. 26.

— nu. sp.(?), Watson * , xvii. 29, 33.

— Noachina, Linn., Xii. 106; xiv.
422, 423; xvii. 26, 27, 35, 94;
xx. 450, 467.

— —, var. princeps, Jeffr., Xiv. 4

— oxia, Watson * , xvii. 29, 36.

— plecta, Watson * , xvii. 29, 34, 38.

— princeps, Mighels & Adams, Xvili.
26

— profundi, Jeffr., xvii. 29, 35, 36.

— spartella, Watson * , Xvii. 29, 37.

— tuberculata, Watson * , Xvii. 29, 31,
32, 38.

— a) asturiana, Fischer, xvii.
29.

— (—) granulata, Seg., xvii. 29, 31.

— (Fissurisepta) rostrata, Seg., xXVil.

Puntius, Ham. Buch., xiv. ftnote 538.
547, 575, 576.

—chrysopoma, Bleeker, xiv. ftnote
545,

— chrysopoma, Cuv. § Val., xiv. ftnote
545.

— Hamiltonii, Day, xiv. ftnote 547.

— modestus, Kner, xiv. ftnote 548.

— perlee, Day, xiv. ftnote 547.

— phutunio, Bleeker, xiv. ftnote 548.

= DELeuny; Ham. Buch., xiv. ftnote

— sophore, Kner, xiv. ftnote 549.

Pupa, Humphr., xi. 21, 28.

— pellucida, Pfeiffer, xx. 501.

—solitaria, £. A, Smith*, xx. 501,
503.

— umbilicata, Drap., Proce. ii. 121, 123.

Pupipare, Xx. 434.

Purbinie Dr. J. E., see Purkynje, Dr. J.

Purkynje, Dr. Johann Evangelista,
elected For. Memb., Proc. ii. 129;
obituary, Proc. (1869-70) ev.

Purpura, Brug., iv. 40, 41, 44; xvi.
596

— accincta, d’Orb., xx. 486,

345

Purpura Anacares, Duclos, xii. 547.

— buccinea, Deshayes, xii. 547.

— hemastoma, Linn., XxX. 486.

— hystrix, Linn., iv. 77.

— Lapillus, Zinn., v. 169, 174, 185 ;
xii. 106.

— mancinella, Linn., iv. 77.

— scalata, Mart., v. 184.

— striata, Quoy & Gaim., xii. 547.

Purpuricenine, ix. 138.

Purpuricenus, Serv., ix. 138.

— Angasil, White, ix. 138.

— australicus, Thoms., ix. 138.

— nigrohirtus, Lewis, xviii. 236.

— quadrinotatus, White, ix. 139.

— rubripennis, Hope * , Proc. i. 128.

— spectabilis, Motsch., xviii. 236.

— (Cyclodera) n. s., White, ix. 138.

Pusia amabilis, Reeve, vii. 201.

— analogica, Reeve, vil. 201.

—ansulata, Sow., xx. 488.

— Bronni, Dér., vii. 201.

— eavea, Reeve, vil. 201.

— Cumingii, Reeve, xii. 550.

— dermestina, Lam., vii. 201.

— Graeffei, Crosse, xii. 551.

— Kraussii, Dér., vii. 201.

— rubra, Brod., vii. 201.

Pustularia staphylea, Linn., vii. 94.

Pyenarthrum gracile, Hichh., xx. 554.

— setulosum, Waterh., xx. 553.

Pyenidium testaceum, Hrichs. MS., vi.
35

Pycnocentria, M‘Zachi., x. 198, 201.

—aureola, M‘Zachi.*, x. 200, 212,
214.

— evecta, M‘Zachl. * , x. 199, 200, 211,
214.

— funerea, M‘Zachl., x. 211.

Pyenogonum littorale, Strom, Xx. 46.

Pycnomerini, xix, 60.

Pycnomerus, LHrichs., xix. 59, 60,

— alternans, Reiter, xix. 128, 131.

— crassicornis, Reitier, Xix. 129.

— distans, Sharp * , Xix. 129, 181.

— nitidicollis, Rettter, xix. 129.

— sculpturatus, Sharp * , xix. 60,77.

— vilis, Sharp * , X1x. 60, 77.

Pycnonotine, Xvii. 424.

Pyenonotus, Kuhl, ii. 140.

Pygera bucephala, Ochs., Xv. 23, 26.

Pygidicrana notigera, Std, Xx. 530,
532.

Pygmephorus, Kramer, xvii. 376, 377,
ftnote 388, ftnote 389.

— mesembrinex, Canestrini, xvii. 376.

— spinosus, Kramer, Xvii. 376.

Pylosphera, Ehrend., xiv. 178.

Pyrales, Xx. 531.

346

Pyralidx, xi. 283; xiv. 115.

—, Description of a new genus and
species of, received from the Rev. J.
H. Hocking, from the Kangra
Valley, Punjab, India (Lord
Walsingham), Proe. (1886-87) 22.
See Trans., 2nd ser. Zool. vol. v.
47-52.

Pyralis manibotalis, Guén., xXx. 531,
545.

— perspectalis, Hiibner, Xx. 545.

Pyrameis, Hiibner, ix. 54.

— eardui, Linn., ix. 54, 279-282;
xvi. 468.

— virginiensis, Drury, Vi. 468.

Pyramidella, Lam., vii. 1.

— nitidula, 4. Adams, vii. 101.

Pyramidellidz of the ‘Challenger’ Ex-
pedition (Watson), Proc. (1882-83)
6; xv. 245-274 ; xvii. 112-130.

Pyramidellinz of Japan (Adams), Proc.
(1862-63) i. ; vii. 1-6.

Pyramis glabrus, Brown, Xv. 87.

Pyramocera, Butler *, Proc. (1875-80)
lv; xv. 85.

— fuliginea, Butler* , xv. 85.

Pyrellia, Desv., i. 26, 128; iv. 137;
viii. 115.

— benedicta, Walk. * , iii. 105.

— cadayerina, Linn., xiv. 117, 118.

—cadaverina read cadaverum, Kirby,
xiv. 117, 118.

— cadaverum, Kirby, xiv. 117, 118.

— confixa, Walk. * , 1. 26.

— diffidens, Walk. * , i. 26.

— exempta, Walk., 1. 128.

— fumipennis, Walk. * , viii. 115.

— obtrusa, Walk. * , iii. 105; wii. 215,
236.

— optata, Walk. * , iv. 137.

— perfixa, Walk. * , i. 26.

— porphyricola, Walk. * , wii. 215.

— proferens, Walk. *, iv. 137.

— refixa, Walk. *, 1. 26.

Pyrene, Bolt., XVi. 378.

— ecostulata, Cantr., xwi. 378.

— Holbolli, Motler, xvi. 379.

— stricta, Watson * , xvi. 338, 340.

— —, var. subacta, Watson, Xvi. 339,

340.

— strix, Watson * , xvi. 338, 341.

Pyrgia, Hdw., xviii. 5.

Pyrgulina, A. Adams*, vii. 1, 4.

— bellula, A. Adams, vii. 5.

— Brenda, A. Adams, vii. 4.

— casta, A. Adams, vii. 4.

— concinna, A. Adams, vii. 5.

— decussata, A. Adams* , vii. 5.

— elegantula, A. Adams, vil. 4.

— fenestrata, A. Adams, vii. 5.

GENERAL INDEX.

Pyrgulina Minna, 4. Adams, vii. 4.
— Miranda, A. Adams, vii. 5.

— pulchella, 4. Adams, vii. 5.

— pura, A. Adams, vii. 5.

— pygmeza, A. Adams, vii. 5.

— tantilla, A. Adams, vii. 5.

Baer ae Trimen, (Journ. Bot.) X.

— ruralis, Boisd., xvi. 473.

— Syrichtus, Fabr., Xvi. 473.

Pyria, Dana, Xiv. 663.

— pubescens, Dana, xiv. 663.

Pyrocalymma, Thoms., XViii. 225.

Pyromaia, Stimps., Xiv. 651.

Pyrophorus, J//., xi. 84, 420, 421.

— noctilucus, Linn., living specimen
exhib. (Morris), Proc. (1883-86)
129; x. 76, 504.

— punctatissimus, Blanch., xi. 421.

Pyropine, xX. 437.

Pyrops nobilis, Westw., x. 96.

Pyrosoma, Pér., Anatomy and develop=
ment of (Huxley), Proc. (1859-60)
lii; 1x. 338-346.

Pyrotrichus, Lec., Xvili. 224.

Pyrrhogyra, Hiibner, xi. 438.

Pyrrhona, Bates * , xviii. 205, 224.

— lexticolor, Bates*, xviii. 206, 224,
262.

Pyrrhopyge, Hiibner, xi. 438.

Pyrrhula vulgaris, Brisson, v. 14.

Pyrula, Lam., iv. 45, 73; xv. 146.

— carica, Lam., iv. 78.

— tuba, Gmel., vii. 105.

Pytheine, ix. 126.

Pytheus, Newm., ix. 126.

— jugosus, Newm., ix. 126.

— latebrosus, Newm., ix. 126.

— pulcherrimus, Pascoe, ix. 126.

Pythia inflata, Pfeifer, xx. 501.

Python, Daud., xii. 171, 192, 194, 327.

— reticulatus, Schn., X. 37, 63.

Pythonide, x. 37.

Pythonides, Hiibner, xi. 438.

Pyxidea, Gray, xii. 436.

— Mouhotii, Gray, xil. 437.

Pyxidicula operculata, Hhrenb., Xiiie
394.

Pyxinia, Hamm., Xiv. 125.

Q.

Quadrula, Schulze, xiii. 329, 395, 396.

Quadrumana, ii. 6, 12, 18-387, 153;
iv. 173.

Quartzum coloratum, Linn., Proc. ii. 32.

Quaternoculina, x. 398.

Quatrefages, Prof. Armand de, elected
For. Memb., Proc. (1874-75) ix.

GENERAL INDEX.

Quedius fulgidus, Hrichs., xiv. 107.

Queen, H.M. the, congratulatory
addresses to, Proc. i. 59, 91, 120,
151.

—, Address to, on occasion of the death
of the Prince Consort, Proc. (1861—

- 62) lvii.
—, J panies Address to, Proc. (1886-87)
0

Quekett, John Edwin, obituary, Proce. i.
378

Quekett, John Thos., elected Fellcw,
(1856-57) vi.; obituary, Proc.
(1861-62) xciii.

Quigley, Dr. Thos. Hanley, obituary,
Proce. (1861-62) xciv.

Quinqueloculina fusca, Brady, xiii.
411.

R.
Rabbit, xii. 156.

—, ovum of, Proc. ii. 331.

Rachicerus, Hal., v. 275; ix. 3.

Rachinia, A. Milne-Hdw., xiv. 663.

— gracilipes, A. Milne-Hdw., xiv. 663.

Rackett, Rey. Thos., obituary, Proc. i.
105.

—, portrait of, Proc. (1888-90) 39.

Radiata, Proc. ii. 96; xii. 215.

— of H. Mediterranean (Forbes), Proc.
1. 184.

Radiolaria, Proc. (1874-75) xxii, xxx ;
Proc. (1875-80) xxvi ; Proc. (1882-
83) 24; xii. 203, 226; xiil. 287,
288, 294, 300, 415, 426-439.

—, Notes touching Recent Researches
on the (Prof. Mivart), xiv. 136-
186.

Radiolarians, series of living specimens
under the microscope, illustrative
of the presence of Algz in, and
certain forms of Cclenterata,
exhib. (Geddes), Proc. (1880-82) 8
(title).

Radiopora, Xvii. 403, 404.

Radius acuminatus, Sow., vii. 96.

— obtusus, Sow., vii. 96.

— recurvus, Sow., Vii. 96.

— scitulus, A. Adams, vii. 96.

— subreflexus, Sow., vii. 96.

Rae, Dr. John, Notes on some of the
Birds and Mammals of the Hud-
son’s Bay Company’s Territory and
of the Arctic Coast of America,
Proc. (1887-88) 9; xx. 1386-145.
es, Sir Thos. Stamford, Portrait
of, Proc. (1888-90) 45.

‘Ragadia, Westw., viii. 145; xi. 435.

— Crisia, Hiibner, viii. 145.

347

Raia, Linn., iii. 35.

— batis, Linn., xvi. 135.

Raiide, v. 227.

Raja batis, Linn., tii. 835; xvi. 485.

— clavata, Linn., xx. 446.

— fullonica, Linn., xx. 446.

— maculata, Montag., xx. 446.

Rallide, ii. 170; xiii. 320, 505.

Rallina plumbeiventris, Wall., xiii.
505.

Ralline, xvii. 441.

Rallus aquaticus, Linn., v. 11.

— Dieffenbachii, Gray, (Journ. Bot.)
ix. 141.

Ralph, Thomas Shearman,
Associate, Proc. i. 155.

—, exhibits and describes the tongue
and tooth of Chiton, Zinn., and
sting of Mosquito, Proce. (1855-56)
ii.

—, Katépo, On the, a supposed poisonous
Spider of New Zealand, Proc.
(1855-56) i, ii; i. 1-2.

Rama Buchanani, Bleeker, xiii. ftnote
346.

Ramphastos, Linn., ii. 143.

— cassicus, Bodd., ii. 162.

Ramphine, x. 487.

Ramsay, Hdward Pierson,
Fellow, Proc. (1874-75) v.

—, Birds of New Guinea, exhib., Proc.
(1883-86) 3.

—, Birds from the Solomon Islands
and New Britain, Description of
some new, Proc. (1880-82) 22;
xvi. 128-131.

—, Carpophaga Finschii, Ramsay, Note
on the type specimen of, x Vii. 25-
26

elected

elected

Ramsay, Howard P., elected Fellow,
Proc. (1874-75) v.

Ramsay, R. G. Wardlaw,
Fellow, Proc. (1875-80) liv.

Ramsden, Hildebrand, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1868-69) xxvii.

Rana, Linn., V. 225.

— esculenta, Linn., v. 16, 17, 18, 41, 44,
49, 53; xvi. 181.

— halecina, Kalm, v. 16, 18.

— oxyrrhinus (Sundev.), Smith, v. 17.

— palustris, Leconte, v. 16.

— pipiens, Gmel., v. 16, 17, 41, 47, 53.

— platyrrhinus, Steenstr., v. 17.

— temporaria, Linn., v. 16, 17, 18, 49,
53.

Ranella, Lam., xv. 245.

— abbreviata, Lowe, v. 191; xii. 519,
520.

— aftinis, Brod., xv. 272.

— candisata, Lam., iv. 79.

elected

348

Ranella crumena, Lam., Xv. 277.

— fijiensis, Watson * , xv. 270.

— granifera, Lam., XV. 272.

— levigata, Lam., X11. 520.

— livida, Reeve, xv. 272.

— nobilis, Reeve, xv. 272.

— ponderosa, Reeve, xv. 272,

— rana, Linn., xv. 272.

— scrobiculata, Linn.,xii, 522 ; xw.269.

— subgranosa, Bech, xv. 272.

Ranellacea, Troschel, xvi. 594.

Ranellide, xv. 244.

Ranina, Lam., xiv. 313.

Raninidex, Xiv. 313.

Rankine, Dr. James, elected Fellow,
Proce. i. 51; obituary, Proc. (1865-
66) Ixxxiii.

Ransom, Wm., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1883-86) 73.

Ransome, Geo., elected Fellow, Proc. i.
355.

—, presentation of portraits by, Proc.
ii. 53, 94,

Raphael, Alex., obituary, Proce. ii. 137.

Raphidia, Linn., ix. 260.

—varia, Walk., ix. 261.

Raphidiophrys, Archer, xiii. 296, 297.

—elegans, Hertw. § Less., xiii. 296,
297.

— viridis, Archer, xiii. 297.

Raphidoglossa, xv. 165, 242.

Raphidopalpa, Redtenb., xi. 86.

Raphitoma hispidula, Jan, xv. 437.

— lincta, Watson * , xv. 413, 442.

— lithocolleta, Watson * , xv. 413, 441.

Rapisma viridipennis, Wadk., ix. 270.

Rasbora, Bleeker, Xiv. 538, 549, 559,
ftnote 561, 566, 579.

— Buchanani, Bleeker, xiv. 549.

— daniconius, Bleeker, xiv. 549.

— elanga, Ham. Buch., xiv. 549.

— neilgherriensis, Day, Xiv. ftnote 549.

— woolaree, Day, Xiv. ftnote 549.

Rasborina, XViii. 316.

Rasborus daniconius, Ham. Buch., Xii.
575.

Rashleigh, Wm., obituary, Proce. ii. 414.

Ratcliff, Charles, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1858-59) ii.

Ratcliffe, Col. Charles, death announced,
Proc. (1883-86) 130.

Ratel, brain of, xix. 14.

Rathbone, Theodore, elected Fellow,
Proe. (1875-80) xi.

Rats, X11. 158; xiii. 331; xv. 43.

—, British (Salter) exhib., Proc. (1857-
58) x.

—, cranial characters of new British,
(Salter), Proc. (1858-59) vii; ii.
66-73.

GENERAL INDEX.

Rats, in Fernando Noronha (Ridley),
Proc. (1887-88) i; xx. 473-
477.

—, Pouched (Murie), Proc. (1875-80)
xliv (title).

Rat-snake of Burma, x. 45.

Rattray, Dr. Alex., a contribution to
the Anatomy, Physiology, and Dis-
tribution of the Firolidz, Proce.
(1868-69) xlili. See Trans. vol.
XXVli, 255-275.

Raven, exhib. (Heath) Proce. (1883-86)
TT

Ray, John, cast of bust of, pres. (Van
Voorst), Proc. (1859-60) iii.

—, Portrait of, Proc. (1888-90) 40.

Rays, Xii. 223; xv. 53.

Read, Wm. Henry Rudstone, death
announced, Proe. (1883-86) 80.

—, on Spondylus varius, Brod., Proc.
i. 134.

Rebius, Pascoe * , xi. 203; xii. 95.

— latifasciatus, Pascoe * , xi. 203, 218 ;
xii. 95.

Recluzia (?) globosa, #. A. Smith*,
xii. 552, 562.

Rectes, Reichenbd., ii. 141, 152.

— cirrhocephalus, Less., ii. 161.

— dichrous, Bonap., ii. 161.

— ferruginea, Bonap. ii. 161; xiii.
317, 499.

— strepitans, Puch., ii. 161.

Redhead, Richard Milne, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1864-65) vii.

Redoa, Walk., vi. 127.

— marginalis, Walk. * , vi. 128.

— micacea, Walk. * , vi. 127.

— perfecta, Walk. *, vi. 128.

— submarginata, Walk., vi. 128.

— transiens, Walk. * , vi. 128.

Redwing, xii. 532.

Reed, Edwyn C., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1873-74) xviii.

Reeks, Henry, elected Fellow, Proce.
(1866-67) ili; obituary, Proce.
(1880-82) 65.

Reeve, Lovell, elected Associate, Proc. i.
128

—, elected Fellow, Proc. i. 313; obit-
uary, Proc. (1865-66) Ixxmu;
portrait of, Proc. (1888-90) 45.

—, exhibits Panopza Aldrovandi, Lam.,
Proce. 1. 160.

—, On calcifying functions of Cowry
and Olive, Proce. i. 307.

—, On Chiton, Linn., and Chitonellus,
Lam., Proce. i. 182.

—, On the structure of the Mantle in
Testacella, Lam., Proc. (1861-62)
lsy ; vi. 153-156.

GHNERAL INDEX.

Reeves, John, obituary, Proc. (1855-56)
xiii.

Reeves, John Russel, death announced,
Proc. (1875-80) xix.

Regulus, Cuv., ii. 134, 137.

Reich, Dr. Gottfried Christian obituary,
Proc. ii, 143.

Reid, Clement, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1888-9 (0) 3.

Reid, James Robert, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1875-80) xxix.

Reinsch, Dr. P. F., On Entozoic Flori-
dex, growing in living Bryozoa
and Sponges, Proc. (1875-80) xlii.
(title).

Reinwardt, Kaspar Georg Karl, obituary,
Proce. ii. 322.

Reinwardtcena Reinwardti, Temm., Xiv.
633; xvi. 446.

Reisebeck, Arnold Andrew,
Fellow, Proc. (1883-86) 76.

Rembus, Latr., xi. 87.

Remigia Archesia, Cramer, Vii. 183.

— (?) bendioides, Walk. * , vii. 184.

— frugalis, Fabr., Vii. 183.

— intracta, Walk. * , Vii. 183.

— zeta, Walk. * , vii. 183.

Remipes, Latr., xiv. 312, 316; =x.
515.

elected

— barbadensis, Stimps., Xiv. 319,
320.

— cubensis, Sauss.; Xiv. 319, 320,
xx. 515.

— hirtipes, Dana, xiv. 316, 317, 318.

_ — marmoratus, White, Xiv. 317.

— ovalis, Milne-Edw., xiv. 317, 318.

— pacificus, Dana, Xiv. 317, 318.

— pictus, Heller, xiv. 317, 318.

— scutellatus, Habr., xiv. 314, 319,
320, 332; XX. BLD.

— Sea Stimps., Xiv. 315, 320,
306.

— testudinarius, Latr., xiv. 314, 316-
318.

— —, var. denticulatifrons,

Miers * ,
Xiv. 318, 336.

— truncatifrons, Miers*, xiv. 315,
321, 336.

Remphanidz, xi. 86.

Remusia hirtissima, Walk.*, vit.

173.

— intrahens, Walk., vii. 173.

Renard, Charles, Jubilee at Moscow,
Proc. (1880-82) 25.

Renny, James, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1875-80) i.

Renshaw, Alfred Geo., elected Fellow,
Proe. (1887-88) 10.

Reptiles, affinities of, with Pterodactyles
(Seeley), Xiii. 84-107.

349

Reptiles, bones'’of (Seeley), Proc. (1873-
74) xl; xii. 155-195.

— obtained during voyage of ‘ Nassau’
(Cunningham), Proc. (1869-70)
exvil. See Trans. vol. xxvii. 465—
468.

—of British Birma, Catalogue of
(Theobald), Proc. (1867-68) xii;
x. 4-68.

— of Fernando Noronha (Ridley), Proc.
(1887-88) i; (Boulenger) Proc.
(1888-90) 8 ; "x. 481-489.

—of Mergui Archipelago (Dr. J.
Anderson), Proc. (1888-90) 53;
XXi. 345-549,

Reptilia, 17. 3; v. 224, 225; x. 6.

— (Chelonia), "formation of skeleton im
(Newport) Proc. i. 347.

— sacral region of, Xiii. 370-373.

Reptoflustrella americana, D’Orb., xv.
234.

Retaster, Perrier, Xvi. 190.

— gibber, Sladen * , Xvi. 196, 199.

— insignis, Sladen * , Xvi. 196, 200.

— peregrinator, Sladen*, xvi. 196,
198.

—verrucosus, Sladen*, xvi. 196,

Retepora, Lam., Xv. 352, 357; xvii.
404

— (uot ‘Cellepora) tessellata, Hincks,
xv. 344

Reticulipora dorsalis, Waters, xvii.

401, 404.
— nummulitorum, D’Orbd., xvii. 401.
—transennata, Waters, xvii. 403,
404.
Walk., Xiv.

Retinia septentrionana,
116

Retzius, Prof Anders Olof, elected For.
Memb., Proc. ii. 178; obituary,
Proce. (1859-60) xxix.

Reussastrea, d’Ach., Xviii. 136, 140,
198.

Reussia, Duch. et Mich., xviii. 45, 46,
204.

Rhabditis, Vili. ftnote 164.

Rhabdoceela, Ehrenb., xii. 209.

Rhabdocora, Milne- Edw. gf Haime,
Xvili. 71, 195.

Rhabdodictyon delicatum, Schmidt,
Xv. 328.

Rhabdophyllia, Midne-Hdw. § Haime,
xviii. 77, 80, 196.

Rhabdopleura, Allman, xiv. 489,
490.

—relations of (Allman), xiv. 581-
586.

— mirabilis, M. Sars, xiv. 584.

— Normani, Allman, xiv. 584, 585.

390

Rhabdopora, Milne-Hdw.
XvViili. 48.

Rhadinocerus, Schénh., xii. 55.

Rhadinosomus acuminatus, Habr., X.

g§ Haime,

— impressus, Pascoe*, xX. 448; Xi.

— Lacordairei, Pascoe *, X. 449; xii.

Rhagiomorpha, Newm,, ix. 122; Xi.
52

— lepturoides, Boisd., ix. 122.

— oculifera, Newm., ix. 119.

— plagiata, Hope, ix. 141.

— sordida, Newm., 1x. 141.

— unicolor, Hope, ix. 141.

Rhagium, Fabr., xi. 52; xviii. 206.

— indagator, Fabr., X viii. 209.

— inquisitor, Linn., xviii. 206, 209,
210.

——, var. Japonicum, Bates, XViil.
206, 209.

Rhagovelia incerta, W. F. Kirby * , XX.
582, 548.

Rhamuusium, Latr., xviii. 210.

Rhaimphastide, ii. 133.

Rbkamphistoma, Rufinesque, Xiv. 534.

Rhamphocenus, Strick/., ii. 143.

Rhamphorhynchus, Meyer, xiii. 96,
97

— Bucklandi, Meyer, xiii. 98.

— Gemmingi, Meyer, xiii. 90.

— phyllurus, Marsh, Proc. (1882-83)
24

Bhaphidococeus, Haeckel, xiv. 152.

Rhaphidognatha setixformis, Felder,
xii. 356.

Rhaphidonemata, xx. 568.

Rhaphidopalpa flavipes, Jacg., Xx. 17.

Rhaphidorrhynchus, Schonh., Xvii.
301.

Rhaphidozoum, Haeckel, xiv. 148.

Rhaphitoma hispidula, Jan, xv. 437.

— lincta, Watson * , xv. 413, 442.

— lithocolleta, Watson * , xv. 413, 441.

Rhea, Moehr., xix. 175.

Rhectes cristatus, Salvad., xvi. 435.

— dichrous, Bonap., Xvi. 435.

— ferrugineus, S. Miller, xvi. 435.

Rhetus Crameri, Swains., ix. 480.

Rhina squatina, Linn., xii. 108.

Rhinaria, Kirby, x. 469; xi. 167.

BRhincalanus cornutus, Dana, xx. 148.

— gigas, Brady, xx. 148.

Rhinemys nasuta, Wagler, v. 53.

Rhingia rostrata, Linn., 1. 136, 137,
139, 140.

Rhinobatus columna, Miiller § Henle,
xii. 108.

Rhinobrachys, Fairm., Xi. 85.

GENERAL INDEX.

Rhinoceros, Linn., ii. 28; xii. 157,
159, 177, 178.

Rhinocyllus, Germ., Xi. 73.

Rhinoderma Darwinii, Dum. & Bibr.,
Xv. 39.

Rhinoglanina, xviii. 316.

Rhinogryphus aura, Linn., xiii. 21,
26.

— californianus, Shaw, xii. 24.

— falklandicus, Sharpe, xiii. 24, 26.

— perniger, Sharpe, Xili. 23, 26.

— urubitinga, Pelz., xiii. 24, 26.

Rhinolophus ferrum-equinum, Leach,
v. 7.

Shee x. 426; xi. 176; xii.
8

Rhinopalpa, Felder, xi. 435.

Rhinophthalmus, Thoms., ix. 122.

Rhinoplethes, Pascoe, xi. 167; xii.
85.

— foveatus, Pascoe * , x. 469; xii. 85.

Rhinoscapha alma, Pascoe * , xii. 3, 79.

— aulica, Pascoe * , xii. 2, 79.

— basilica, Pascoe * , xii. 1, 79.

— earinata, Pascoe * , xii. 5, 77, 79.

— Dohrnii, Voll., xii. 3, 5.

— formosa, Pascoe * , xii. 2, '79.

— insignis, Guér., xii. 2.

— miliaris, Pascoe * , xii. 5, 79.

— opalescens, Pascoe * , xii. 3, 79.

— sellata, Pascoe * , xii. 4, 5, 77, 79.

— Staintoni, Pascoe * , xii. 2, 77, 79.

— stolifera, Pascoe *, xii. 4, 79.

— verrucosa, Pascoe * , xii. 4, 77, 79.

Rhinosecion, G2l/, xiii. 140.

Rhinotia corallina, Pascoe * , xi. 458.

— eruenta, Pascoe * , x. 476.

— pectoralis, Hrichs., x. 475.

Rhinotragine, XVili. 223.

Rhipha, Walk., xii. 423, 433.

— separata, Walk., xii. 423.

— strigosa, Walk., xii. 423.

— vittipes, Walk., xii. 423.

Rhbipidius, Thunb., xi. 80.

Rhipidocerus, Westw., ix. 139.

— australasie, Westw., ix. 139.

Rhipidocotyle gracilescens, Dies., v. 37.

— minima, Dies., v. 37.

Rhipidogyra, Mlne-Hdw. & Haime,
Xviii. 83, 85, 196.

Rhipidura ambusta, Ramsay, Xvi. 431.

—gularis, Miller § Schl. ii. 161;
xiii. 498.

— hyperythra, Gray, xvi. 431.

— isura, Gould, xiii. 498.

—maculipectus, Gray, xiv. 631.

— rufiventris, Miiller & Schl., ii. 161.

— setosa, Quoy g Gaim., xvi. 431.

—threnothorax, Miiller § Schl., iis
161; xvi. 431.

GENERAL INDEX,

Rhipipallus, W. Ff. Kirby*, xx. 31,
33.

— Cameroni, W. F. Kirby *, xx 37.

Rhipiphorus, Fabr., Proc. i, 319.

— paradoxus, Linn., xvii. 376.

Rhizangia, Milne-Edw. § Haime, xviii.
64, 65, 195.

Rhizangioida, xviii. 64, 195.

Rhizocephala, relation of, to Copepoda,
Xviii. 333.

Rhizochalina oleracea,
xv. finote 481.

Rhizocrinus, Sars, Xiii. 48; xvi. 499.

— lofotensis, Sars, xiii. 54.

Rhizophaga, ii. 24-37.

Rhizophagus, Herbst, xi. 49, 86.

Rhizopide, xx. 110.

Rhizopoda, Proc. (1864-65) vi; xiii.
261-305, 387, 390, 391, 396, 397,
400, 403, 404, 408, 410, 412, 427,
429, 432, 438, 439.

— of Shetlands (Brady), Proc. (1863-

0. Schmidt,

64) v., vi. See Trans. vol. xxiv.
463-475.

Rhizopsammia, Verrill, xviii. 181,
182, 199.

Rhizosphera, Haeckel, xiv. 155, 168,
170.

Rhizostoma, Cuv., ix. 166.

Rhizotrochus, Milne-Edw. g Haime,
Xviii. 13, 14, 15, 194, 203.

— affinis, Dunc., xviii. 14.

— fragilis, Pourt., xviii. 15.

— tulipa, Pouwrt., xviii. 15.

— typus, Milne-Edwu. § Haime, Xvili.
14

Rhizotrogus, Latr., xi. 72, 88.

— solstitialis, Linn., xv. 15, 18, 31.

Rhodarza, Milne-Hdw. § Haime, xviii.
186, 188, 199.

Rhodeus indicus, Jerdon, Xiv. ftnote
544,

— macrocephalus, Jerdon, xiv. 544.

Rhodia, Bell, xiv. 654.

Rhodopis, Thoms., xviii. 243.

— integripennis, Bates*, xviii. 207,
248.

— Lewisii, Bates, xviii. 243.

Rhodopsammia, Semper, xviii. 181,
182, 199.

Rhodosoma, Hhrenb., xv. 275.

Rhodostethia, Gray, xiv. 406.

— rosea, Macgill., xiv. 400.

Rhombocephalus, Newp. * , Proc. i. 193.

Rhomboidichthys lunatus, Linn., xx.
483.

Rhombosternus antennatus, Baly*,
Xili. 458, 460.

— gracilicornis, Baly*, xiii. 458,

61.

351

Rhombosternus sulphuripennis, Baly * ,
Xili. 458, 459.

Rhombus levis, Linn., v.
315.

— maximus, Linn., v. 25.

— megastoma, Donov., xx. 446.

— norvegicus, Giinther, Xx. 446.

— punctatus, Bloch, xx. 446.

Rhopalidia maculiventris, Guér., vii.
41; xii. 379.

Rhopalocera, Proc. 1. 234; ix. 5; Xi.
283, 437; xvii. 181; xx. 531.

—, Male Genital Armature in Euro-
pean (F. B. White), Proc. (1875-
80) xv; xiii. 195-197. SeeTrans.,
2nd ser. Zool. vol. i. 357-370.

Rhopalocerca tardigrada, Dées., v. 16.

Rhopaloconus tuberculatus, Sollas, xv.
486.

Rhopalophorus, Dées., -v. 2, 51.

— coronatus, Dies., v. 51, 56.

— horridus, Dies., v. 56.

Rhopalopus signaticollis, Solsky, xviii.
206, 227.

Rhopaloscelis, Blesstg, XViii. 251, 253.

— bifasciatus, Kraatz, xviii. 207, 251.

— maculatus, Bates, xviii. 207, 251.

— unifasciatus, Blessig, xviii. 207,
250.

Rhopalum, Kirby, vii. 112.

— agilis, F. Smith*, iii. 18.

— lignarius, F’, Smith * , viii. 86.

Rhotala, Walk. * , i. 152, 160.

— delineata, Walk. * ,i. 152, 160, 175.

Rhyacophila, Pict., xiv. 731; xvi.
422.

Rbyacophilide, x. 214; xi. 139;
xiv. 731; xvi. 154, 160.

Rhynchites, Herbst, xi. 73,176; xii.
33

43; Xv.

— betuleti, Fadr., Proc. ii. 265, 266.

Rhynchium, Spinola, ii. 110; vi. 58;
vii. 123; viii. 88; xi. 296, 374;
XVili. 325.

—argentatum, Sauss., ili.
137; xi. 375.

—atrum, Sauss., iii. 19; vii. 187;
Xi. 374.

— bengalense, Sauss., xi. 374.

— brunneum, Sauss., Xi. 374.

— carnaticum, Sauss., Xi. 374.

— dichotomum, Sauss., Xi. 375.

— hemorrhoidale, Faér., ii. 110; iii.
19; v. 128, 129; vi. 58; vii. 39,
123, 187; viii. 88; xi. 374, 375.

— iridipenne, F. Smith * , v. 128; vii.
137; xi. 375.

— Mellyi, Sauss., xi. 385.

— metallicum, Sawss., ii. 110; v. 128;
vil. 39, 187; viii. 89; xi. 375,

19; vii.

352

Rhynchium mirabile, Sauss., iii. 163 ;
vii. 137; xi. 8375; Xvili. 326.

— nitidulum, Fadr., ii. 110; vii. 137;
xi. 374.

— obscurum, Ff. Smith* , ii. 110; vii.
137 ; xi. 375.

— parentissimum, Sauss., iii. 19; v.
128 ; vii. 39, 137.

— Rothi, W. F. Kirby*, xviii. 324,
325.

—rubropictum, F. Smith*, v. 128;
vi. 58; vii. 187; viii. 89; xi.
375.

—sanguineum, Sauss., ii.
128; vii. 137.

— superbum, Sauss., iii. 163; vii.
137; Xviii. 326, 375.

Rhynchobdella, Cuv. § Val,, xiii. 141 ;
Xiv. 578; xXvili. 314.

— aculeata, Bloch, xiii. 149, 215.

— aral, Bloch & Schn., xiii. 149.

— ocellata, Cuv. § Val., xiii. 149.

— orientalis,
149.

— sinensis, Bleeker, Xvili. 314.

Rhynchobdellidz, xiii. 149, 214; xiv.
558, 572.

Rhynchocephalia, xii. 189, 193.

Rhynchocephalous characters of Croco-
diles (Seeley), xii. 171, 172; of
Chelonians, xii. 183, 184; of Ich-
thyosaurus, xii. 308-310; of
Plesiosaurus, Xii. 326, 327.

Rhynchocyon, Pet., Xiii. 186.

Rhynchodes, White, xii. 38.

Rhyncholus, Schénh., Xi. 86.

Rhynchonella, Fischer, perforations of
(Carpenter), Proc. (1856-57) v.
(title).

— psittacus, Gmel., xii. 102, 109.

Rhynchophora, Herbst, x. 435; XX.
553.

—, Persian thistle punctured by, yields
honey (Loftus), Proe. 11. 153.
Rhynchopora bispinosa, Johnst., XX.

504

110; v.

Rhynchops albicollis, Swains., xiv.
405.

— flavirostris, Vieill., xiv. 405.

— nigra, Linn., Xiv. 405.

Rhynchopsine, xiv. 390, 405.

Rhynchosuchus, Hucley, iv. 16-20.

— Schlegelii, Miller § Schi., iv. 16-20.

Rhyncomya, Desvoidy, iv. 133.

Rhyparida, Baly, xiv. 185, 259.

— grandis, Baly, Xiv. 259.

— maculicollis, Baly*, Xili. 458,
473.

Rhyparosoming, X. 436, 471, 472, 473;
xi. 450, 451; xii. 83.

Bloch & Schn., xiii. '

GENERAL INDEX.

SbyPhon eae: Walk.*, W. 275 5

1X. o.

— bilinea, Walk. * , v. 275; ix. 10.

Rhyphus, Latr., xi. 80.

Rhypomorpha (read Rhyphomorpha),
Walk., 1X. 3.

Rhyssa, Grav., li. 120, 121; v. 140;
vi. 63; vili. 65; xi. 405.

— fasciata, F. Smith*, v. 140; vii.
148; xi. 405.

— instigator, F. Smith * , will. 65.

— maculipennis, /. ‘Smith*, ii. 120;
vii. 143; xi. 405.

— maculipennis, F. Smith *, iii. 173 ;
v. 140; xi. 405.

— mirabilis, F. Smith *, ii. 120; vii.
143; xi. 405.

— nobilitator, F. Smith * , vi. 63; vii.
143; xi. 405.

—vestigator, F. Smith*, iii, 174;
vii. 10, 148; xi. 405.

— viator, F. Smith *, vii. 10, 148.

Rhytidoceros flavicollis, Ramsay, Xiii.
493.

— plicatus, Penn., Xvi. 428,

—ruficollis, Vieill., xiii. 314, 493;
xiv. 686.

Rhytina, Z/., xiii. 188.

— Stelleri, Desm., On the Auditory
Ossicles of, Proce. (1882-83) 13;
Proc. (1883-86) v ; xvii. 366-370.

Rbytiphora, Serv., ix. 111.

—amicula, White, ix. 111.

— Argus, Pascoe* , ix. 302.

— caprina, Newm., ix. 112.

— cretata, Pascoe, ix. 112.

— detrita, Hope, ix. 111.

— Donovani, Newm., ix. 111.

— intertincta, Pascoe * , ix. 302.

— Mista, Newm., ix. 112.

— Odewahnii, Pascoe * , ix. 86.

— picta, Leach, ix. 141.

— piperitia, Hope, ix. 111.

— polymita, Pascoe, ix. 111, 302.

— rubeta, Pascoe, ix. 112.

— rugicollis, Donov., ix. 111.

— Saga, Pascoe, ix. 112.

— semivestita, Pascoe*, ix. 86, 112;
xi. 303.

— sospitalis, Pascoe, ix. 112.

— tuberculata, Hope, ix. 111.

— Waiterhousei, Pascoe, ix. 111.

Ricania, Germ., i. 89, 157.

— albipes, Walk. * , x. 154.

—antica, Walk. * , x. 162.

—aperta, Walk. *, x. 156.

— atomaria, Walk.*, x. 147, 149.

— basigera, Walk.* , x. 158.

— bicincta, Walk. * , x. 153.

— bimaculata, Walk. *, 149.

GENERAL INDEX.

Ricania binotata, Walk. *, x. 149.

— caliginosa, Walk. * , x. 144.

— colligata, Walk. * , x. 159.

—concinna, S¢él, x. 152.

— consentanea, Walk. *, x. 161.

— consobrina, Walk. * , x. 159.

— cribrata, Walk. *, x. 162, 193.

— densa, Walk. * , x. 151.

— divisura, Walk. * , x. 157, 159.

—emarginata, Walk. *, x. 160.

— fenestrata, Walk. * , x. 146.

— furcifera, Walk. * , x. 146.

— Hemerobii, Walz., i. 89.

— humeralis, Walk. * , x. 161.

— impervia, Waik.*, x. 151.

— latipennis, Walk. * , x. 160, 193.

— limitaris, Walk., x. 145.

—lurida, Walk. * , x. 152.

— malaya, Stal, x. 147.

— nigra, Walk. * , x. 150.

— oculata, Guér., x. 152.

—osmyloides, Walk.*, i. 157; xX.
168.

— patula, Walk. * , x. 150.

— perforata, Walk., x. 147.

— puucticosta, Walk. * , x. 148.

— rufifrons, Walk. * , x. 146.

— simplex, Walk.*, x. 144.

— spatiosa, Walk. *, x. 154, 157, 158.

— specularis, Walk. * , x. 145.

— speculum, Walk., x. 147.

— splendida, Guér., x. 152.

— stigma, Walk., x. 153.

— subacta, Walk. * , 1. 157.

— subapicalis, Walk. * , x. 153.

— subatomaria, Walk.*, x. 143.

— subguttata, Walk., x. 165.

— tenebrosa, Walk., x. 145, 147.

— trinotata, Walk. * , x. 152.

— varia, Walk. *, x. 155.

— villica, Stal, x. 152.

— viridicollis, Walk. * , x. 156, 157.

Rice, J. S., death announced, Proc.
(1875-80) xlv.

Rich, W., exhibits a rare variety of
Helix virgata, Da Costa, Proc.
(1875-80) xxvii.

—, — a beautiful series of specimens of
Unio, fetz., from the ponds in the
neighbourhood of London, Proc.
(1867-68) xxxv.

Richard, Dr. Achille, ‘elected Foreign
Member, Proc. i. 171; obituary,
Proce. ii. 243.

Richards, Marcus S. C., elected Fellow,
Proc. (1871-72) xxix.

Richardson, H. F., elected Fellow,
Proce. ii. 23.

Richardson, Sir John, obituary, Proc.
(1865-66) Ixxxiv.

353

Richardson, John, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1883-86) 4; resigned, Proc.
(1888-90) 11.

Richardson, J., and Jameson, H., On the
Poisonous Effect of a small portion
of the Liver of a Diodon, Linn., in-
habiting the Seas of Southern
Africa, v. 213-216.

Ricinula recurva, Reeve, xii. 542.

— zonata, Reeve, xii. 542.

Ridley, H. N., On the Zoology of
Fernando Noronha, Proc. (1887-
88) 1, 111; xx. 473-570.

—, Aves (Sharpe), xx. 477-480.

—, Coleoptera (Waterhouse), Xx. 548—
556.

—, Crustacea (Pocock), xx. 507-526.

—, Echinodermata (Jeffrey Bell), xx.
559-560.

—, Insecta (Kirby), xx. 530-548.

—, Madreporaria (Duncan), xx. 569-
570.

—, Mammalia (Ridley), xx. 476-477.

—, Mollusca (Smith), xx. 483-503.

—, Myriopoda (Pocock), Xx. 526-529.

—, Oligocheta (Benham), xx. 560-
563

_, Pisces (Boulenger), xx. 483.
—, Polyzoa (Kirkpatrick), xx. 504-
506.

—, Porifera (Carter), Xx. 564-569.

—, Reptilia (Boulenger), xx. 481-482.

—, Thysanura and Collembola (Ridley),
xx. 556-559.

Ridley, H. N., and Rodway, J., on ferti-
lization of Coryanthes by insects,
Proce. (1886-87) 3. (Abstract.)

Ridley, S. O., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1875-80) liv.

—, Aleyoniid and Gorgoniid Alcyo-
naria, Report on the, collected in
the Mergui Archipelago by Dr.
John Anderson, Proc. (1886-87)
16; xxi. 223-247.

—, Astrangiacese (Madreporaria), On
some structures liable to variation
in the Subfamily, Proc. (1883-86)
7; xviii. 395-399.

—, Lophopus, Ad/m., On the Characters
of the Genus, with Description of
a new Species from Australia, Proc.
(1886-87) 2; xx. 61-64.

—, Plocamia, Schmidt, On the Genus,
and on some other Sponges of the
Order Echinonemata, Proce. (1880-
82) 20; xv. 476-497.

—, Sponges, on two Cases of Incor-
poration by, of Spicules Foreign to
them, Proc. (1875-80) lxi; Xv.
149-151.

2A

354

Ridley, 8. O., Sponges and Actiniz from
Ceylon, Exhibition of, and Remarks
on, Proc. (1883-86) 4, 11.

—, Zoophytes and Sponges obtained by
F. Day off the Hast Coast of
Scotland, Notes on, Proc. (1882-
83) 4; xvii. 105-108.

Ridout, John, obituary, Proc. ii. 415.

Rigby, Dr. Edw., obituary, Proc.
(1860-61) xliv.

Rigura, poisonous caterpillar, xi. 282.

Rimmer, Richard, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1875-80) xliv.

Rimula, Blainv., Xvii. 30, 31.

— asturiana, Mischer, xvii. 29.

— cognata, Gould, xvii. 30.

— conica, D’Orb., xvii. 338.

— granulata, Seg., xvii. 29.

Ringicula acuta, Phil., xvii. 293.

—assularum, Watson*, xvii. 290,
291.

— auriculata, Menard, xii. 107; xvii.
292, 293.

— Goujoni, De Folin, xvii. 291.

— prandinosa, Hds., XVii. 292.

— peracuta, Watson* , xvii. 290, 292,
293.

— pusilla, Watson * , xvii. 290.

— semistriata, D’ Orb., xvii. 293.

— Someri, De Molin, xvii. 293.

Riodina, Westw., ix. 434.

— Lysippus, Linn., ix. 434.

Riopa albopunctata, Gray, x. 5, 26,
36

—anguina, Theobald * , x. 6, 27, 36.

— Hardwicki, Gray, x. 27.

— punctata, Linn., X. 27.

Rioxa, Walk., i. 35, 1382; ix. 6.

—(?) bimaculata, Walk.*, v. 164;
ix. 26.

—confinis, Walk.*,i. 182; ix. 26.

— formosipennis, Walk.*, vw. 252;

ix. 26.

— lanceolata, Walk. * ,i. 35, 1382; ix.

26.

Ripon, Fredk. John, Earl of, elected
Fellow, Proc. ii. 203; obituary,
Proce. (1858-59) xxxiil.

Ripon, the Most Hon. the Marquis of,
K.G., elected Fellow, Nov. 20, 1849.

Ripula, Guen., xvii. 197, 200, 204.

— area, Cramer, xvii. 201.

— Mahometaria, Herr.-Schéf., xvii.
200.

— mexicaria, Guen., xvii. 200.

Risella, Gray, xiv. 603.

Risellea tantilla, Gould, xii. 552.

Rissa brevirostris, Brandt, xiv. 394.

— tridactyla, Linn., xiv. 392, 394.

Rissoa, Frém., =X. 503.

GENERAL INDEX.

Rissoa abyssicola, Forbes, xx. 448, 466.

— epidaurica, Brusina, xvii. 129.

— glabrata, Miuhl., xvii. 129.

— striata, Adams, xvii. 129.

Rissoella, Gray, Xv. 87.

Rissoellide, xv. 87.

Rissoide, Xi. 20; xv. 244, 249,

Rissoina, D’ Ord., vii. 2; xv. 98.

— canaliculata, Schwartz, xii. 553.

— clathrata, 4. Adams, xii. 558.

— myosoroides, Récluz, xii. 553.

— terebroides, #. A. Smith * , xii. 554,
562.

Rita, Bleeker, xiii. 341; xiv. 563,
578; xviii. 315.

— Buchanani, Bleeker, xiii. 346.

— chrysea, Day, xiii. 346.

— crucigera, Owen, Xiii. 346.

— gogra, Sykes, xii. 569, 577.

— hastata, Val., xiii. 346.

— kuturnee, Sykes, xii. 568, 577.

— pavimentata, Val., xiii. 346.

Rix, Jos., elected Fellow, Proe. i. 355.

Robertson, David, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1875-80) iii.

Robertson, Jas., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1867-68) xxii; death announced,
Proe. (1883-86) 80.

Robin, venous system of, xi. 534.

Robinson, Charles Augustus, obituary,
Proce. (1870-71) xi.

Robinson, Rt. Hon. Fredk. John, Harl
of Ripon, obituary, Proc. (1858-
59) xxxili.

Robinson, Geo., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1869-70) xxxiv.

Robinson, Geo. Fredk. Saml., elected
Fellow, Proc. ii. 61.

Robinson, Thos. Fleming, elected Fellow,
Proc. ii. 340; death announced,
Proce. (1875-80) xxxiv.

Robinson, Wm., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1865-66) viii.

Robinson-Douglas, W. D.,
Fellow, Proc. (1875-80) ii.

Robson, Joseph, elected Fellow, Proc. ii.
284; death announced, Proc.
(1883-86) 90,

Roches, Dr. Jean Jacques de, obituary,
Proce. (1864-65) ciii.

Rockling, x. 3.

—, Five-bearded (Motella mustela,
Linn.), Development of (Brook),
pee (1883-86) 66; xVili. 298—

07.

Roddam, Dr. George, obituary, Proce. 1.

379

elected

Roden, Wm.., elected Fellow, Proc.i. 160.
Rodentia, ii. 11-37; iv. 173; xii.
156, 176; xiii. 189.

GENERAL INDEX,

Rodway, Jas., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1883-86) 133.

-—, see Ridley, H. N.

Rodwell, Wm., death announced, Proc.
(1875-80) xxxiv.

Roebuck, Wm. Denison, elected Fellow,
Proe. (1883-86) 11.

Roe-deer, x. 372.

Aa Milne-Edw. & Haime, Xiii.

5.

Roeper, Prof. Johann August Christian,
elected Foreign Member, Proce. ii.
129; obituary, Proc. (1883-86)
147.

Rogers, Dr. Geo., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1868-69) xliii.

Rogers, Thos., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1873-74) xv.

Rohita, Cuv. § Val., xiv. ftnote 537.

— Belangeri, Cuv. § Val., xiv. ftnote
541.

— Buchanani, Cuv. §& Val., xiv. ftnote
541.

— aeeeels, Cuv. § Val., xiv. ftnote

41.

— Leschenaultii, Cuv. ¢ Val. xiv.
ftnote 541.

— lineata, Cuv. § Val., xiv. ftnote 548.

— Reynauldi, Cuv. § Val. Xiv. ftnote
541.

— Rouxii, Cuv. § Val., xiv. ftnote
541.

Rohitichthys, Bleeker, xiv. ftnote 537.

Rohtee, Sykes, xii. 570; xiv. 538,
550, 563, 566, 577, 579.

— Alfrediana, Cuv. & Val., xii. 575.

— Bakeri, Day, xiv. 550.

— Belangeri, Cuv. g Val., xiv. 550.

— cotio, Ham. Buch., xiv. 550.

— Neilli, Day, xiv. 550.

— Ogilbii, Sykes, xii. 576, 577; xiv.
550.

— pangut, Sykes, xii. 575 ; Xiv. ftnote
548

— ticto, Sykes, xii. 575.
— Vigorsii, Sykes, xii. 575, 577; xiv.
550

Rokewode, John Gage, obituary, Proc. i.
172

Rolfe, Robt. Allen, British Oak-galls,
Proc. (1883-86) 66.

Roller, xiii. 493.

Rolleston, Dr. Geo., elected Fellow,
Proce. (1858-59) 1; obituary, Proc.
(1880-82) 65.

—, On the Homologies of certain

Muscles connected with the
Shoulder-joint, Proc. (1867-68)
exxiv. See Trans. vol. xxvi. 609-

630.

355

Rolleston, Dr. Geo., On the Prehistorie
British Sus, Proc. (1875-80) x;
xiii. 108-109. See Trans., 2nd
ser., Zool. vol. i. 251-286.

Rollulus, Bonap., 11. 140.

Romanes, George John, elected Fellow,
Proe. (1875-80) ii; obituary, Proc.
(1893-94) 34.

—, Crania, human, from Africa, exhib.,
Proe. (1883-86) 74.

—, Dogs, Experiments on the Sense of
Smell in, Proc. (1886-87) 7; XxX.
65-70.

—, Echinodermata, Observations on
the Physiology of, Proc. (1882-83)
6; xviii. 131-187.

—, Medusz, Account of new Species,
Varieties, and Monstrous forms of,
Proc. (1875-80) vi, xv; xii. 524-
531; xiii. 190-194.

—, Physiological Selection; an addi-
tional suggestion on the Origin of
Species, Proc. (1885-86) 129 ; xix.
3371-411.

—, and Pollock, W. H., On Indications
of the Sense of Smell in Actiniz, by
W. H. P., with an Addendum by
G. J. R., xvi. 474-476.

Romanis, Jas., early appearanceof Pieris
rape, Linn., Proc. (1882-83) 4.

Romanis, Dr. Robt., elected Fellow,
Proc. (1880-82) 19; death an-
nounced, Proce. (1888-90) 11, 75.

—, On the Habits of the Termites of
Rangoon, Proce. (1882-83) 13 (title).

Rome, Wm., elected Fellow, Proce.
(1888-60) 68.

Romilly, Rev. Edw., elected Fellow,
Proce. (1861-62) lxv; death
announced, Proc. (1886-87) 17.

Rookin, Rev. Henry, obituary, Proc.
(1874-75) lxiv.

Roots, Sudlow, elected Fellow, Proce. i.
843; death announced, Proc.
(1875-80) xix.

Rootsey, Saml., obituary, Proc. (1855-
56) xlv.

Ropica, Pascoe, ix. 117.

— exocentroides, Pascoe, ix. 117.

— geminata, Pascoe, ix. 117.

— incivilis, Pascoe, ix. 117.

Rosacea, Quoy ¢ Gaim., Proc. ii. 68.

Rosalia, Serv., Ki. 89; xviii. 206.

— Batesi, Harold, xviii. 206, 227.

Rosapha, Walk.* , iv. 100.

— habilis, Walk. *, iv. 100; ix. 9.

Rose, Dr. A. M., elected Fellow, Proce.
(1874-75) ii.

Rose, Dr. Henry Oooper, elected
Fellow, Proce. (1866-67) viii.

2a2

356

Ross, Sir Jas. Clark, obituary, Proc.
(1861-62) xciv.

Rossia, Owen, xi. 93.

— Oweni, Ball, xx. 448.

Rostrifera, xv. 244.

Rostrum anatis, Linn., iv. 47.

Rotalia, Lam., xiii. 388, 411, 412.

Rotatoria, Hhrenb., Proc. ii. 96.

Rotella, Lam., xv. 165.

Roth, Dr. Albert Wm., letters to, from
John Christian Danl. Schreber and
Xavier Wulfen, presented (Trevi-
ranus), Proc. ii. 145.

Roth, H. Ling, Notes on the habits of
Australian Hymenoptera, Proc.
(1883-86) 69; xWVili. 318-328.

Rothery, Henry Cadogan, elected
Fellow, Proc. i. 3380; death
announced, Proc. (1888-90) 11.

Rotifera, Proc. ii. 95, 96; Proce. (1874—
75) xi; Proc. (1882-85) 36; xii.
209, 210, 226; xv. 5; xvii. 293.

Rottboll, Prof. OC. F., correspondence
with Linnzeus, xii. 197, 198.

Rous, Sloman, elected Fellow, Proc.

1882-88) 3.

Routledge, Thos., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1875-80) xv; death announced,
Proce. (1887-88) 16.

Rowe, J. Brooking, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1862-68) iv.

Rowley, Geo. Dawson, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1875-80) vii; death
announced, Proc. (1875-80) xlv.

Royle, Dr. John Forbes, obituary, Proc.
(1857-58) xxxi.

Ruba, Walk. * , iv. 100; viii. 107.

— inflata, Walk.*, iv. 101; 1x. 9.

— opponens, Walk. * , viii. 107; ix. 10.

Rucker, Sigismund, elected Fellow,
Proc. i. 65; death announced,
Proc. (1875-80) ix.

Rudder-fish, xv. 310.

Rudge, Edw., obituary, Proc. i. 337.

Ruff, xv. 42.

Rugosa, Proc. (1883-86) 10; xviii. 3.

Rumina, Risso, v. 196.

— Paive, Lowe, v. 196.

Ruminantia, ii. 6, 13, 29-37 ; iv. 173;
Xii, 186, 188, 316; xx. 65.

— eating Lemmings, Xili. 330.

—, esophagus of the (W. Rutherford),
Proc. (1863-64) xlvi; viii. 53-61.

Rupicola, Briss., ii. 143.

Riippell, Dr. Eduard, obituary, Proc.
(1883-86) 106.

Rurales, Linn., x. 497, 498 ; xiv. 291.

Rusa, Smith, x. 38.

Rusicada (?) basiscripta, Walk. * , vii.
79.

GENERAL INDEX.

Rusicada lignigera, Walk. * , vii. 78.

Russel, Lord Arthur John Edward,
elected Fellow, Proc. (1874-75)
viii; deceased, Proc. (1890-92) 56 ;
obituary, Proc. (1890-92) 74;
Collection of Portraits pres., Proc.
(1893-94) 1.

Russell, Dr. John Watts, obituary, Proc.
(1874-75) Ixiv.

Rusticus adolescens Hanno,
xx. 543.

Rutelidee (Hope), Proc. i. 128.

Rutherford, David Greig,
Fellow, Proc. (1875-80)
obituary, Proc. (1880-82) 66.

Rutherford, Dr. Wm., On the Qéso-
phagus of the Ruminantia, Proc.
(1863-64) xlvi; viii. 53-61.

Ruticilla suecica, Linn., exhib. (Gunn),
Proc. (1883-86) 70.

Rutilia, Desv., vi. 9, 19; viii. 114;
ix. 5.

—angustipennis, Waik.*, ii. 101;
Vil. 235; ix. 20.

— atribasis, Walk. *, v. 288; ix. 20;
x1. 19.

— eallipygos, Gerst., v. 241.

—- complicita, Walk.*, v. 288, 301;
ix. 20.

— excelsa, Walk. * , vi. 19; ix. 20.

— fervens, Walk.*, v. 288; vi. 9;
ix. 20.

— glorificans, Walk.*, v. 241; viii-
115; ix. 20.

—ignobilis, Walk.*, vii. 2388; ix.
20.

Hiibner,

elected
Sahe

— ixoides, vead trixoides Walk, vi. 9.

—lucigena, Walk.*, v. 242; vii.
225; ix. 20.

— moneta, Gerst., v. 241, 242; vii.
225 ; ix. 20.

— nigrocostalis, Dol., v. 168.

— pectoralis, Walk.*, viii. 114; ix.
20.

— plumicornis, Guér., iii. 101 ; ix. 20.

— sapphirina, Walk. *, vi. 9; ix. 20.

— saturatissima, Walk.*, v. 287; Vie
9; ix. 19.

— trixoides, Walk.*,v. 289; wi. 9;
ix. 20.

— volucelloides, Walk.*, v. 289; ix.

Rygchium parentissimum, Sauss., Xe
3v4.

— sanguineum, Sauss., Xi. 374.
Rylands, Thos. Glazebrook, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1861-62) lLxii.

Ryssonotus, MacLeay, Xi. 88.

GENERAL INDEX.

8.

Sabella, Linn., iv. 44; viii. 158-160;
xiv. 127.

— bipunctata, Baird * ; viii. 158,

— grandis, Baird * , viii. 160.

— grossa, Baird * , viii. 160.

— melania, Schmarda, viii. 160.

— nigro-maculata, Baird *, viii. 159.

— occidentalis, Baird * , viii. 159.

— pavonia, Sav., xx. 458, 469.

— spetsbergensis, Malmgr.,xiv. 133,134.

— unispira, Milne-Kdw., viii. 160.

Sabellidz, xiv. 133.

Sabine, Major-Gen. Edw.,
Fellow, Proc. (1856-57) 111.

Sabine, Jos., Portrait of, Proc. (1888-
90) 45.

Sabinea, Owen, xv. 61.

Sabinotrochus, Dunc., 28, 29, 30, 194.

Sacada, Walk. * , vi. 136.

— decora, Walk. * , vi. 136.

Saccharissa, W. F. Kirby * , xx. 37.

— contingens, Walk., xx. 37.

Saccobranchus, Cwv. § Val., xiii. 205-
211, 341-344; xiv. 563, 565, 574,
577, , O78.

— fossilis, Bloch, xiii. 204, 349,

— microcephalus, Giinther, Xiii. 349.

— microps, Giinther, xiii. 349.

Sacculina, Thomps., xix. 261.

Saduria entomon, "Adams, xvi. 13, 14.

Sagartia, Gosse *, Proc. ii. 373.

— Achates, Dana, Proc. ii. 373.

—anguicoma, Price, Proce. ii. 373.

— (?)aurantiaca, Jord., Proce. ii. 373.

— Aurora, Gosse, Proc. ii. 373.

— Bellis, Ellis g Sol., Proce. ii. 3738.

— candida, Gosse, Proce. ii. 373.

— decorata, Dana, Proc. ii. 373.

— Dianthus, Hillis, Proc. ii. 373.

— Fuegensis, Dana, Proc. ii. 3738.

— nivea, Gosse, Proce. ii. 373.

— parasitica, Couch, Proc. ii. 373.

— Paumotensis, Dana, Proc. ii. 373.

— Primula, Dana, Proce. ii. 373.

— (?) pulchella, Jord., Proc. ii. 373.

— reticulata, Dana, Proce. ii. 373.

— rosea, Grosse, Proce. i. 373.

— Troglodytes, Johnst., Proc. ii. 373.

— venusta, Gosse, Proce. ii. 373.

— viduata, Miller, Proc. ii. 373.

Saginesis, Pascoe * , Xi. 452; xii. 84.

— latipennis, Pascoe* , xi. 452, 491;
xii. 84.

Sagitta, Quoy & Gaim., xii.
124, 125.

elected.

2138; xiv.
— bipunctata, Quoy § Gaim., xiv. 124.
Sagra, Fabr., xi. 60.

— bicolor, Lac., xiv. 339.

357

Sagra carbunculus, Hope*, Proc. i.
128.

— ferox, Baly * , xiv. 336, 338.

— longipes, Baly * , xiv. 336, 337.

Sagridze (Hope), Proc. i. 128.

St. Aubyn, Sir John, Bart., obituary,
Proe. i. 72.

St. Brody, Dr. G. O., elected Fellow,
Proe. (1863-64) i.

Saint-Hilaire, Auguste de, obituary,
Proe. ii. 323.

Saint-Hilaire, Etienne Geoffroy,obituary,
Proc. i. 247.

Saint-Hilaire, Isidore Geoffroy, elected
For. Memb., Proc. (1860-61) vii;
obituary, Proc. (1861-62) xeviii.

St. John, Capt., Collection of Hydroids
(Allman), Proc. (1873-74) xiv ; xii.
251-284.

Sais, Dowd/., neuration of (EH. Double-
day), Proc. i. 349-350.
Salacia, Milne-Hdw. & Lucas, Xiv.

651.

Salamander, xii. 188, 189, 194, 195,
310.

Salamandra, Laur., v. 225.

— atra, Laur., v. 18.

— maculata, Schrank, v. 16.

— maculosa, Laur., v. 17, 18; xivs
Nie

— rubra, Daud., v. 16.

— salmonea, Holbr., v. 16.

—(Awmblyostoma) rubra, Daud., Va
16

Salamis, Chap., Xi. 434.

Salar, Cuv., Xvi. 398.

pals atlanticus, Cuv. g& Val., XX.
483.

— vomerinus, Cuv. § Val., xx. 483.

Saleus, Pascoe *, x. 447; xii. 93.

— globosus, Pascoe*, =x. 448, 492;
Xii. 93.

Salduba, Walk. * , iii. 79.

—areolaris, Walk.*, vii. 204; ix,
9

— diphysoides, Walk. *,
271; ix. 9.
— gradiens, Walk.*, vii. 203; ix.

iii, 79; v.

— hilaris, Walk. *, v.271; ix. 9.
— lugubris, Walk. *, v. 271; ix. 9.
—melanaria, Walk.*, v. 272; 1x.

— scapularis, Walk.* ,-v. 272; ix. 9.
— singularis, Walk.*, v. 272; ix. 9.
Salenia, Gray, xiii. 47; xv. 319.

— varispina, Agass., xiii. 47.
Salenidz, xv. 319.

Salicornariadx, xv. 357.

Saliocleta, Walk. * , vi. 124.

358

Saliocleta nonagrioides, Walk.*, vi.

124.

Saliunca, Waik., xii. 353, 358, 407.

— aurifrons, Walk., xii. 359.

— Styx, Habr., xii. 358.

— thoracica, Walk., xii. 358.

Salius, Fabr., xi. 357.

—malignus, F. Smith*, iii. 157;
Vil. 33, 133; xi. 357.

Salmacis, Agass., Xvi. 452; xix. 179,
187, 190, 192, 196, 210; xx.
58.

— bicolor, Agass., xvi. 343, 345, 353,
356, 358.

— conica, von Martens, xiv. 439.

— pyramidata, von Martens,
439.

— sulcata, Agass., xiv. 4389, 448, 444;
Xvi. 343, 345, 346, 347, 352, 355,
356.

— virgulatus, Agass., xiv. 439.

Salminius read Salminus brevidens,
Agass., V. 24, 54.

Salmo, Linn., ix. 165; xiv. 121;
Xvi. 398, 406.

— albus, Artedi, xvi. 415, 416; xx.
90.

xiv.

— argenteus, Giinther, xvi. 397.

—brachypoma, Gémther, xvi. 415,
416.

— cecifer, Parnell, xx. 71, 75.

-— cornubiensis, Walb., xvi. 407, 409,
414.

— Cumberland, Lacép., xx. 74.

— eriox, iVilss., v. 26; xvi. 410.

— estuarius, Knox, xvi. 414.

— fario, Linn., Proc. (1883-86) 125;
v. 21, 32; xvi. 398, 399, 401-
416; xx. 71, 75, 76, 79, 86, 90.

— —, var. Ausonii, Cuv. g Val., Xvi.
399, 401.

— ferox, Jard. § Selby, xvi. 398, 399,
407-414; xx. 84, 86.

— fontinalis, Mitchell, Proc. (1875-80)
lii; xvi. 396, 405.

— — hybridization, &c. of (Day), Proc.
(1882-83) 2, 26; xvii. 13-19.

— gallivensis, Giinther, xvi. 398, 400,
414,

— gracilis, Couch, xvi. 397. -
— Hucho, Zinn., v. 21.
—iridens read irideus, Gibbons, xx.

87.
—irideus, Gibbons, Proc. (1886-87)
15; =x. 87.
— irridens read irideus, Gibbons, exhib.
(Willis Bund), Proc. (1886-87)
15

— lacustris, Berkenh., xvi. 399, 411.
— Lemanus, Cwv., xx. 75, 90.

GENERAL INDEX.

Salmo Levenensis, Walk. (Day), Proc.
(1886-87) 5; xii. 562, 564; Xvi.
399, 400, 414, finote 415; xx.
71-90.

— nigripinnis, Gunther, xvi. 398, 400,.
407-411.

— Orcadensis, Giinther, xvi. 398, 400,.
409, 410, 411.

— phinok, Turton, xvi. 415.

—salar, Linn., Proc. (1883-86) 125;
v. 24; xvi. 397, ftnote 403 ; XVii..
IQs ors 7Al,

— —, food and parasites of (M‘Intosh),.
vii. 145-154.

—stomachicus, Gimnther, Xvi. 398,.
400, 413, 414.

— taurinus (Neill), xx. 71, 72.

— trutta, Linn., v. 21,32; xvi. 403,.
415, 416.

— Umbla, Agass., v. 23, 32.

Salmon, xv. 39, 51.

— artificial breeding of (John Hogg),
Proe. ii. 246, 247.

— artificial introduction of a breed of,.
into the river Swale (Fisher &
Hogg), Proce. 11. 178-180.

— breeding from Parents which have
never descended to the sea (Day),.
Proc. (1883-86) 74. See Trans.,
2nd ser. Zool. vol. ii. 447-468.

— food of (Knox), Proe. ii. 855-358.

— on the external membrane of the
unimpregnated and. impregnated.
ova (J. Hogg), Proce. ii. 880-332.

—and Loch Leven Trout, hybrids,
exhib. (Day), Proe. (1883-86) 78.

— Parr and Loch Leyen Trout, exhib,.
(Day), Proc. (1886-87) 2.

Salmon, Fredk., elected Fellow, Proc.
ii. 15.

Salmon, John Drew, elected Fellow,
Proc. ii. 169; obituary, Proc.
(1859-60) xxix.

—, bequest of birds’ eggs, dried plants,
books, &e., Proc. (1861-62) liv.

—, exhibits Kestrels, Proc. ii. 236.

Salmones, British, Observation on
(Day), Proc. (1880-82) 28; xvi.
396-417.

Salmonide, Proc. (1875-80) lii; ix..
165; xiii. 112 ; xiv. 118; xv.3935..

—, dentition of (Dr. R. Knox), Proc.
(1856-57) vi.

— food of (Baird) (title), Proc. (1856-
57) vi.

—introd. into N. Zealand (Brewer):
(title), Proc. (1875-80) liii.

Salmophasia, Swains. xiv. ftnote 538.

— oblonga, Swains., xiv. ftnote 553.

Salpa runcinata, Chamisso, ix. 42-48.

GENERAL INDEX.

Salpa spinosa, Otto, ix. 43-48, ftnote
310, 336.

Salpz, British (M‘Intosh), Proc. (1865-
66) iii; ix. 41-48.

Salpinx, Hiibner, xiv. 291, 292.

— /igyptus, Butler, Xiv. 295,

— Alcidice, Godart, xiv. 294.

— assimilata, Felder, xiv. 293.

— Bernsteinii, xiv. 292.

— Browni, Salvin, xiv. 292.

— Callithoé, Boisd., xiv. 292.

— Chloé, Guér., xiv. 295.

— consanguinea, Butler * , xiv. 295.

— crassa, Butler, xiv. 295.

— Diocletianus, Fabr., xiv. 294.

— Hleusine, Cramer, xiv. 293.

— Hlisa, Butler, xiv. 292.

— Hrichsonii, Felder, xiv. 295.

— Hunice, Godart, xiv. 293.

— Eupator, Hewits., xiv. 294.

-— fraterna, Felder, xiv. 293.

— frigida, Butler * , xiv. 293.

— Gamelia, Hiibner, xiv. 295.

— Graeffiana, Herr.-Schiéff., xiv. 293.

— Hewitsonii, Butler, xiv. 293.

— Hyacinthus, Butler, xiv. 294.

— illustris, Butler * , xiv. 294.

— imitata, Butler, xiv. 293.

— Iphianassa, Butler, xiv. 293.

— Kadu, Hschsch., Xiv. 293.

— Klugii, Moore, xiv. 294.

— Lorenzo, Butler, Xiv. 294.

— Lowii, Butler * , xiv. 294.

— Margarita, Butler, xiv. 294.

— mesocala, Vollenh., xiv. 292.

— Mniszechii, Felder, xiv. 293.

— Pasithea, Felder, xiv. 292, 293.

— Phenuareta, Schaller, xiv. 292.

— Phebus, Butler, xiv. 292.

— Radamanthus, Fabr., xiv. 294.

— semicirculus, Butler, xiv. 292.

— splendens, Butler, xiv. 294.

— superba, Herbst, xiv. 294.

— Usipetes, Hewits., xiv. 294.

— vestigiata, Butler, xiv. 293.

— Viola, Butler, xiv. 293.

Salt, Jobn, elected Fellow, Proe. i. 171.

Saltator, Vieid/., ii. 143.

Salter, John Wm., elected Associate,
Proc. i. 158; obituary, Proce. (1869-
70) evil.

Salter, 8. Jas. A., elected Fellow, Proc.
li. 249.

—, Cranial characters of the Snake- Rat,
new to the British Fauna, Proc.
(1858-59) vii; vi. 66-73.

—, On the Moulting of the Common
Lobster (Homarus vulgaris, Edw.),
and Shore-Crab (Carcinus menas,

399

Penn.), Proc. (1858-59) vii; iv.
30-35.

Salter, S. J. A., Rats observed about
British Ports, Proc. (1857-58) x.

Salter, Thos., obituary, Proc. (1855-56)
xlvil.

Salter, Dr. Thos. Bell, obituary, Proc.
(1858-59) xxxiv.

Salticide, xv. 157.

Salticus blandus, Blackw. * ,x, 412,433.

— brevis, Blackw. * , x. 410.

— coronatus, Blackw., Proce. i. 132.

— cupreus, Hahn, Proc. i. 132.

— exilis, Blackw.* , x. 411, 433.

— flavipes, Koch, x. 410.

— gracilis, Hahn, Proc. i. 132.

— intentus, Blackw. * , x. 413, 433.

— mutilloides, Lucas, x. 415.

— niger, Walck., x. 410.

— nitens, Koch., x. 415.

— obnixus, Blackw.* , x. 414, 433.

— terebratus, Koch, x. 410.

Salvelinus, Rich., xvi. 398.

Salvin, Osbert, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1863-64) iii.

Sambur (Rusa, Smith), x. 38.

Sambus, Deyrolle, xi. 509.

— quadricolor, #, Saund.* , xi. 518.

Samea castellalis, Guwen., xx. 531, 545.

Samouelle, George, obituary, Proc. i.
304.

Samson, John, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1886-87) 5.

Samuel, Stuart M., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1875-80) xxiii.

Sand-Launce, xv. 53 ; xviii. 88, 89,95.

Sand-Martin in Belgium, Proc. ii. 146.

—,new, from Madagascar (Sharpe),

Proc. (1880-82) 28; xvi. 322, 3253.

Sandalolitha, Quelch, xviii. 143, 144,

198

Sanders, Alfred, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1862-63) iii.

Sanders, Fred., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1886-87) 5.

Sandwith, Dr. Henry, on the Habits of
the Aye-Aye (Cheiromys Madagas-
cariensis, Linn.), Proc. (1858-59)
vii; iv. 28-30.

Sannina, Walk., vi. 82.

— pulehripennis, Walk. * , vi. 82.

— rufifinis, Walk. *, vi. 82.

Sansom, Thos., elected Associate, Proc.
i. 171.

Sao, Adams, ¥Vii. 339.

Saperda, Germ., ix. 108; xi. 73, 86;
Xvili. 256, 257.

— albo-cincta, Guér., ix. 111.

— bilobus, Fabr., ix. 141.

360

Saperda carinata, Blessig, Xviii. 256.

— collaris, Donov., ix. 110.

— decempunctata, Gebler, Xviii. 207,
255.

— funesta, Pascoe, ix. 108.

— grisea, Fabr., ix. 141.

— japonica, Thunb., xviii. 260.

— metallescens, Motsch., xviii. 256.

— mystica, Pascoe, ix. 108.

— octomaculata, Blessig, xviii. 207,
255.

— Paula, Germ., 1x. 108.

— punctata, Linn., XViil. 256.

—sanguinolenta, Thoms., KVili. 256.

—- stigmatica, Pascoe, ix. 108.

— sulphurata, Gebler, xviii. 207, 255.

— tetrasticta, Bates, XViill. 207, 255.

— tremula, Fabr., Xviili. 256.

Saperdide, i. 79.

Saperdineg, XVili. 259.

Saphicus, Pascoe * , Xix. 319, 335.

— variegatus, Pascoe *, xix. 319, 335,
336.

Sapiutan (Anoa depressicornis, Hamilion
Smith), Proc. (1883-86) 120.
Sapphirina ineequalis, Dana, xx. 153.

— metallina, Dana, xx. 153.

— serrata, Brady, xx. 153.

Saprinus, Hrichs., xi. 87; XVii. 350.

Sapromyza, Fallen, i. 180.

— biguttata, Macg., i. 130; ix. 23.

— punctigera, Dol., -v. 168.

Saragus floccosus, Pascoe, x. 459.

Saralba, Walk. * , viii. 114.

— ocypteroides, Walk.*, viii. 114;
ix. 18.

Sarantus Wallacei, Sta/, x. 193.

Sarbena, Walk. * , vi. 137.

— lignifera, Walk. * , vi. 187.

Sarcode Organisms (Allman), xiii. 261-
305.

Sarcodina, xXili. 266.

Sarcophaga, Meigen, 1. 22, 127; iv.
132; vi. 10, 22; viii. 115.

— aliena, Walk. * ,i. 22,127; iv. 132;
v. 168; ix. 20.

—aurata, Walk.*, v. 158, 168; ix.
20.

— aurifrons, Dol., v. 168.

— basalis, Walk. * , iii. 129; ix. 20.

— brevis, Walk. * , vii. 236; ix. 20.

— calida, Wiedem., XxX. 532, 548.

— earnaria, Linn., xx. 420.

— compta, Walk. *, iii. 102; ix. 20.

— frontalis, Dol., v. 168.

— indicata, Walk. * , i. 127; ix. 20.

aa aie Walk.*, iv. 132; ix.

0

— innotata, Walk.*, wii. 214; ix.
20

alVe

GENERAL INDEX.

Sarecophaga invaria, Walk. * , iii. 103;
iv. 132; ix. 20.

— mendax, Walk. * , iv. 182; vi. 10;
ix. 20. :

— perpusilla, Walk. *, viii. 115; ix.
20.

— reciproca, Walk. * , i. 22; ix. 20.

— ruficornis, Fabr., i. 22; ix. 5, 20.

— sericeonitens, Dol., -v. 158; Vi. 22;
ix. 20.

Sarcophagides, i. 22, 127; iii. 102,
129; iv. 182; v. 158; vi. 10,
22; vii. 214, 236; viii. 115; ix. 5.

Sarcoptes, Latr., xvii. 384.

— scabiei, Latr., xvii. 371, 378.

Sarcoptide, xiv. 122; xvii. 375; XX.
401-405.

Sarcoptides, Proc. ii. 71.

Sarcorhamphine, xiii. 2.

‘Sarcorhamphus, Dwm., ii. 143.

— equatorialis, Sharpe, xiii. 18.

— gryphus, Linn., xiii. 18, 25.

Sargus, Fabr., i. 110; iv. 96; vi. 4;
viii. 107; ix. 3-6.

—aurifer, Walk., iv. 96.

— complens, Walk. *, iii. 81.

— concisus, Walk.*, v. 273; ix. 10.

— debilis, Walk. *, v. 274; ix. 10.

— ferrugineus, Dol., v. 166.

— formicseformis, Dol., v. 166.

— fortis, Walk. *, viii. 107; ix. 10.

— inactus, Walk. *,iv. 97; ix. 10.

— inficitus, Walk. * , v. 274; ix. 10.

— latifascia, Walk. * ,i. 110; ix. 10.

— longipennis, Wied., 1.8; ix. 10.

— longipes, Walk.* , v. 232; ix. 10.

— luridus, Walk. * , 1. 8, 110; ix. 10.

— mactans, Walk.*,iv. 97; v. 146;
ix. 10.

— metallinus, Fabr., i. 110; iii. 80;
iv. 97; ix. 10.

— quadrifascia, Walk., ix. 10.

— quadrifasciatus, Walk.*, v. 146,
274; wii. 205; ix. 10.

— redhibens, Walk., iv. 97; v. 274;

ix. 10.
— remeans, Walk. * , iv. 96; ix. 10.
—repensans, Walk.*, iv. 96; V.

274; ix. 10.

—rogans, Walk. *, iii. 81; ix. 10.

— rufus, Dol., v. 166.

—tarsalis, Walk.*, v. 274; vi. 4;
ix. 10.

— tenebrifer, Walk., iv. 96.

— tibialis, Walk.*, v. 273; vi. 4;
ix. 10.

Sarmydus, Pascoe, xviii. 208.

Saropoda, Latr., xi. 392.

— bombiformis,&, Smith, ili. 185; vii.
140; xi. 392.

GENERAL INDEX.

Sarosa, Walk., xii. 377, 407, 527, 529;
xiii. 190, 193.

— acutior, Helder, xii. 377.

— pompilina, Butler * , xii. 377.

— sesliformis, Walk., xii. 377.

Sars, M., elected For. Memb., Proc. .

(1859-60) viii; obituary, Proc.
(1869-70) eviii.

Sarsia erythrops, Romanes * , xii. 526.

— tubulosa, Sars, Xii. 526.

Sarthida, Walk. * , vii. 80.

— signifera, Walk. * , xii. 81.

Saruga, Walk. * , iv. 101,

— conifera, Walk. * ,iv. 102; v. 233;
ix. 10.

Sasia, Hodgs., ii. 140.

Saturnia Mylitta, Drury, Cocoons of,
Ane. (Carpenter), Proc. (1860-

—- Mytilla, read Mylitta, Drury, Proc.
(1860-61) 1.

— Pavonia-minor, Linn., Cocoons and
parasites of, Proc. i. 228; Proce. ii.
248, 249, 368.

Saturniide, iii. 188.

Satyridex, viii. 143; ix. 369, 459.

Satyrine, x. 497; xvi. 464.

a Latr., x. 497, 499, 501; xi.
432.

— Ariane, Boisd., xvi. 464.

— boopis, Behr, xvi. 464.

— Galathea, Linn., x. 501.

— Mera, Linn., x. 5OL.

— Megera, Linn., x. 501.

— silvestris, W. H. Edw., xvi. 465.

Sauloprocta tricolor, Vig., xiii. 498.

Saunders, Hdw., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1868-69) exxix.

—, Descriptions of Buprestidz,collected
in Japan by George Lewis, Proc.
(1872-73) v; xi. 509-523.

—, Descriptions of 10 new species of
Paracupta, Deyr., and 10 new
species of Conognatha, Lschsch.,
Proc. (1868-69) xxvi; x. 331-337.

—, Descriptions of 50 new species of the
genus Stigmodera, Hschsch., Proc.
(1867-68) xiii ; ix. 460-483.

—, On the Tongues of the British
Hymenoptera Anthophila, Proc.
(1888-90) 74; xxiii. 410-432.

Saunders, Howard, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1874-75) iv.

—, On the Geographical Distribution of
the Gulls and Terns, Proc. (1875-
80) xxx; xiv. 390-406.

Saunders, Jas. Ebenezer, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1865-66) lxxxviii.

Saunders, William, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1883-86) 133.

361

Saunders, William Frederick, elected
Fellow, Proce. (1857-58) x.

Saunders, Wm. Wilson, elected Fellow,
Nov. 5, 1833; death announced,
Proc. (1875-80) xlix, lvii, lvui.
For Obituary see Proc. Ent. Soc.
1879, lxvi; Gard. Chron., n. 8., xil.
868; Journ. Bot. 1879, 320.

—, exhibits insect wax from Natal, Proc.
(1855-56) iv.

—, Remarks on Wallace’s Collections of
Diptera from the Hast Indian
Islands and the Malay Peninsula,
i. 4, 5.

Sauria, Gray, v. 226; x. 6, 22.

Saurians, sacral region of, xiii. 372.

Saurita, Boisd., xii. 370, 386.

— Cassandra, Linn., xii. 370.

— eryptoleuca, Waik., xii. 370.

Saurobatrachia, v. 225.

Saurocephalus, Harl., xiii. 93.

Saurognathz, Proc. (1873-74) xxiil.

Sauromarptis Gaudichaudi, Salvad. &
D Alb., xiii. 313; xvi. 429.

Sauropatis sancta, Vig. § Horsf., xiii.
311, 492; xvi. 429.

— saurophaga, Salvad., xvi. 429.

Sauropterygii, v. 219, 226.

Saurothera, Viedl/., ii. 148.

Saurus atlanticus, Johnson, Xi. 19, 527.

— indicus, Day * , Xi. 536.

— myops (Forster), Bleeker, xii. 108.

— saurus, Cuv., v. 21.

Saussureana, Haller, xvi. 9, 10.

Savara, Walk. * , vi..184.

— contraria, Walk. * , vi. 184.

Savigny, Jules César de, obituary, Proc.
ui. 194.

Sawfly, on the Economy of new species
of (Selandria Robinsoni, Curt. * )
(Curtis), Proc. ii. 66.

Sawle, Sir Chas., Bart., exhibits Butor-
ides virescens, Zinn., Proc. (1888—
90) 74.

Saxicava fragilis, Nyst, xiv. 421.

— rugosa, Forbes & Hanl., xiv. 421.

— rugosa, Lam., v. 169,172; xii. 100,
101, 105; xiv. 422, 425; xvii.
96 ; xx. 452, 467.

— —, var. arctica, Linn., xii. 100, 101,
105; xvii. 100.

— —, var. precisa, Mont., xii. 105.

Saxony, King of, elected Hon. Member,
Proe. i. 171, 178.

Saye and Sele, Lord, obituary, Proc. 1.
338.

Saywell, Saml., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1868-69) xxvii.

Scabricula asperulata, 4. Adams, Vii.

199.

362

Scabricula pretiosa, Reeve, vii. 199.
— punctolirata, 4. Adams*, vii. 199.
— scabricula, Linn., vii. 198.
Seacchia, Philippi, xiv. 421.

— elliptica, Scacchi, 421.

Sead (Caranx hippos, Holbr.), xv. 49.
Scalaria, Lam., xvi. 607, 608, 609.

— acus, Watson * , xvi. 607, 608.

— clathratula, Mont., v. 169, 174.

— crenata, Linn., v. 174, 180.

— dentiscalpium, Watson*, Xvi.
607.
— funiculata, Watson*, xvi. 607,

609.

— hellenica, Forbes, Xx. 503.

— pseudoscalaris, Brocchi, v. 174.

— tortilis, Watson * , xvi. 607.

— Trevelyana, Leach, xvii. 96.

— varicosa, G. O. Sars, xvi. 607.

Scalariide, xv. 248; xvi. 594, 607.

Scalibregma inflatum, H. Rathke., xiv.
127.

Scalibregemide, xiv. 131.

Scalops, Cuv., xiii. 186.

Sealpellum vulgare, Leach, xx. 456.

Scambus, Schénh., xi. 489.

Scansores, //., 11. 133-145.

Scaphander, Mont., xvii. 341-346.

— arborescens, Miller, xx. 448.

— gracilis, Watson * , xwii. 342, 345.

— lignarius, Linn., xVii. 343, 345.

— mundus, Watson * , xvii. 342, 345.

— niveus, Watson * , xvii. 342, 343.

— punctostriatus, Migh., Xvii. 348,
344, 346.

Scaphidium, Faér., xi. 72.

Scaphiodon, Heckel, xiv. 537, 544, 566,
568, 572, ftnote 575, 579.

— brevidorsalis, Day, xiv. 544.

— irregularis, Day, xiv. 544.

— Nashii, Day, xiv. 544.

— Thomassi, Day, xiv. 544.

— Watsoni, Day, xiv. 544.

Scaphisoma elongatum, Waterh. * , Kiv.
533

Scapophyllia, Milne-Edw & Haime,
Xvili. 91, 95, 196.
Scapteriscus abbreviatus, Scudd., =x.

Scaptius, Walk., xii. 431.

— ditissimus, Walk., xii. 431.

Scaptocoris Amyoti, White*, Proe. ii.
13.

— castaneus, Perty, Proc. ii. 18.

Scarabzeidz, Proc. i. 197.

—, new, from Central America (Sharp),
xiii. 129-138.

Searabzeus, Linn., xi. 43, 44, 88; xvii.

371.
Scarides, i. 98, 169; x. 305.

GENERAL INDEX.

Scarites, Fabr., Proc. ii. 18; xi. 87;
XVil. 350.

Scarpona, Walk. *, vi. 123.

— ennomoides, Walk. *, vi. 123.

Scatophaga apicalis, Curtis, xiv. 118.

Scatophagus Argus, Linn., xi. 524.

Sceleocantha, Newm.. ix. 139.

— glabricollis, Newm., ix. 139.

— pilosicollis, Hope, ix. 139.

Sceletodes, Newm., ix. 129.

— tetrops, Newm., ix. 129.

Scelidosaurus, Owen, xii. 314.

Scelodonta bidentata, Baly, xiv. 252..

— egregia, Baly, Xiv. 252.

— Simoni, Baly* , xiv. 251, 258.

Scepsis, Wadk., xii. 428.

— fulvicollis, Hiibner, xii. 429.

Schacra, Bleeker, Xiv. ftnote 538.

Schaus, Wm., elected Fellow,
(1888-90) 52.

Schilbe boalis, Sykes, xii. 569.

Schilbeichthys, Bleeker, xiii. 342.

— pabo, Sykes, Xii. 569; xiii. 348.

Schimper, Dr. W. P., elected For.
Memb., Proc. (1865-66) ix; death
announced, Proc. (1875-80) lvii.

Schiodte, Prof. J. C., Notes on theletters-
from Danish and Norwegian Natu-
ralists contained in the Linnean
Correspondence, Proc. (1873-74)
xli; xii. 196-199.

Schismatorhynchus, Bleeker, xiv. ftnote:
537; xv. 165.

Schistura, M‘Clel/., xiv. ftnote 539.

— aculeata, M‘Clell., xiv. ftnote 554.

— punetata, M‘Clell., xiv. ftnote
555.

— subfusca, M/‘Clell., xiv. ftnote 556.

Schizaspidia, Westw., xx. 31, 33.

— furcifera, Westw., xx. 31.

— maculata, Westw., xx. 29.

— Murrayi, Kirby, xx. 37.

— plagiata, Walk., xx. 31.

Schizaster, Agass., Kiv. 442.

— canaliferus, Agass., xiv. 442,

— Jukesti, Gray, xiv. 442.

— ventricosus, Gray, xiv. 442, 443,

Proc..

— (Nina) Jukesti, Gray, xiv. 442.

— (—) ventricosus, Gray, Xiv. 442.

Schizocerus, Latr., Proc. i. 187.

— nasicornis, Curtis* , Proc. i. 188.

— ochrostigma, Curtis * , Proc. i. 188.

Schizocela, xii. 211, 216, 226.

Schizocyathus, Pourt., xviii. 9, 12,
194.

— fissilis, Powrt., xviii. 12.

Schizophrys, White, xiv. 660, 666.

— aspera, Milne-Hdw., xiv. 660; XX.
109, 1138.

GENERAL INDEX. 363

Schizophrys aspera, var.
Milne-Edw., xx. 113.
— dama, Herbst, xiv. 660.
Schizophrysine, Xiv. 659.
Schizophthalmi, xi. 233, 242, 257.
poo pods, Proc. (1873-74) xxxi; Xv.
3

spinifrons,

Schizoporella unicornis, Johnst., XX.
452, 504.

Schizopygopsis, Steind., xiv. 536, 540,
579.

— Stoliczke, Steind., xiv. 540.
Schizorhis zonura, Riipp., XVii. 433.
Schizosomi, xiv. 314.

Schizotarsia, Brandt, Proce. i. 192.

Seniothoracines xiv. 573.

Schizothorax, Heckel, xiv. 537, 540,
579.

— esocinus, Heckel, xiv. 540.

— progastus, M‘Clel/., xiv. 540.

Schlechtendal, Prof. von, elected For.
Memb., Proc. ii. 220; obituary,Proc.
(1866-67) xxxvii.

Schlegel, Dr. Hermann, elected For.
Memb., Proc. (1861-62) lxv ; death
announced, Proc. (1883-86) 6;
obituary, Proc. (1883-86) 39.

Schleiden, M. J., elected For. Memb.,
Proce. i. 196 ; obituary, Proc. (1880-
82) 66.

Schlich, Dr. Wm., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1883-86) 83.

Scheniclus albescens, Gowld, ii. 170.

Schouw, Joachim Frederick, elected
For. Memb., Proc. 1.171; obituary,
Proce. ii. 195.

Schreber, John Christian Daniel von,
reminiscences of (Martius), Proc.
ii. 69.

—, letters from, to Dr. Albert Wm.
Roth, pres. (Treviranus), Proc. ii.
145.

Schwagrichen, Christian Friedrich,
obituary, Proc. ii. 325.

Schweinfurth, Dr. Georg August, elected

For. Memb., Proc. (1886-87) 14.

Sciena, Linn., xiii. 140, 145; xiv.
578; XVili. 312, 317.

— albida, Cuv. & Val., xiii. 145.

— aneus, Bloch, xiii. 145.

— aquila, Cuv., v. 44; xv. 49, 84.

— axillaris, Cuv. & Val., xiii. 145.

-— Belengeri, Cuv. & Val., xiii. 145.

— Bleekeri, Day, xiii. 145.

— carouna, Cuv. & Val., Xiii. ftnote
146.

— carutta, Cuv. & Val., xiii. 146.

— cottor, Ham. Buch., xiii. 145; X viii.
310, 312.

— cuja, Ham. Buch., xili. 145.

aD

Scizna diacanthus, Lacép., xiii. 145;
XVili. ftnote 312.

— glaucus, Day, xiii. 146.

— maculata, Bloch, xiii. 145.

— maculata, Gray & Hardw., xiii.
145.

— miles, Lacép., xiii. 145.

— nasus, Steind., xiii. 145.

— osseus, Day, xiii. 146.

— semiluctuosa, Cuv. § Val., xiii. 145-

— sina, Cuv. § Val., xiii. 145.

— Sporus, Russell, xiii. 145.

— Vogleri, Bleeker, xiii. 145.

Scisenide, xiii. 140, 145; xiv. 558;
Xviii. 312.

Scienoides asper, Blyth, xiii. 145.

Scizenops, G2l/, xiii. 140.

Sciaphilus, Schénh., xi. 440.

Sciara, Mezg., i. 105; viii. 102; xi.

— femoralis, Do/., v7. 166.

— filipes, Walk.*, viii. 102; ix. 7,

— laticollis read laticornis, Walk., ix. 7.

— laticornis, Walk. * ,i. 105; ix. 7,

— longipes, Walk.*, v. 263; ix. 7.

— ponderosa, Walk. * , vii. 230 ; ix. 7-

— selecta, Walh.*, iii. 77 ; ix. 7.

— solita, Walk. *,1i. 105; ix. 7.

— varipes, Walk.*, viii. 102; ix. 7.

Scincide, x. 24; xiii. 324.

Scincus, Laur., Xii. 305, 308.

Sciobius, Schénh., xix. 326.

Sciomyza, Fallén, iv. 144; vi. 12.

— leucomelana, Walk.*,iv. 144; vie
12; vil. 219; ix. 23.

— replena, Walk. *, iv. 144; ix. 23

Scione lobata, Malmgren, xiv. 182,
134.

Sciophila, Metg., xi. 80,

Sciopsyche, Butler, Xii. 426, 428, 433.

— cinerea, Butler * , xii. 426,

— tropica, Walk., ii, 426.

Scirus, Herm., xiv. 121.

Scissirostrum, Lafr.,iv. 177.

Scissurella, D’Ord., xiv. 606 ; xv. 165,
243.

Sciuride, ii. 24; iv. 173.

Sciurus, Linn., Xil1. 186.

— vulgaris, Linn., V. 3.

Scladerma Lalage, Walk.*, Proc. i..

Sclater, Philip Lutley, On the Geogra-
phical Distribution of the Members
of the Class Aves, Proc. (1856-57)
xl; ii. 180-145; cf also Bentham,
Proce. (1868-69) xevi, xcvii.

—, On the Zoology of New Guinea,
Proe. (1857-58) vi; ii. 149-171.

—, Portrait of, Proc. (1888-90) 45.

Sclerobasica, xvii. 138.

364

Scleroderma, Latr., Vili. 79; xi. 342.

— bicolor, F. Smith*, v.77; vil. 131;
x1, 342.

— modesta, F, Smith* , vii. 27, 131;
xi. 342.

— parasitica, F. Smith * , viii. 79.

Sclerodermata, xvii. 138.

Sclerodermi, ix. 166.

Sclerohelia, Milne-Edw. § Haime,
Xviii. 41, 43, 195.

Sclerorhinus, MacLeay, xii. 15, 18, 22.

— echinops, Pascoe * , xii. 10, 82.

— longus, Macleay, xii. 9.

— marginatus, Pascoe * , xii. 9, 82.

— meliceps, Pascoe * , xii. 10, 82.

— molestus, Pascoe * , Xii. 9, 82.

— pilularius, MacLeay, xii. 9, 10.

— teniatus, Pascoe * , xii. 8, 82.

— tessellatus,=Tenaorhinus tessella—
tus, Pascoe, xii. '78.

Sclerosomus, Schénh., xi. 476.

Sclerostoma clathratum, Baird, XV.
333.

— pinguicola, Verrill, xii. 286.

— quadridentatum, Duj., xix. 291.

— sipunculiforme, Baird, xv. 333.

— struthionis, Horst, xix. 263.

—syngamus, Dies., Disease produced
by, in Birds (Cobbold), Proc.
(1860-61) iii; v. 304-311.

— tetracanthum, Dies., xix. 291.

— tracheale, Dies., v. 305.

Scobius read Sciobius, Schénh., xix.
326.

Scofield, Wm. John Joshua, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1874-75) vi.

Scolangia, TZ.-Woods, xviii. 64, 65,
195.

Scolanthus callimorphus, Gosse, Proc. ii.

Scolecimorpha, xii. 209, 226.

Scolecithrix Danze, Lubbock, xx. 148.

— minor, Brady, xx. 148.

Scolecobrotus, Hope, ix. 124.

— Westwoodii, Hope, ix. 124.

Scolia, Fabr., ii. 88, 90; vi. 52-54;
vii. 27; viii. 80; xi. 343, 412.

— agilis, F, Smith*, iii. 10; vii. 29,
132.

— Alecto, F. Smith* , iii. 10; v. 118;
Vii. 1382; xi. 344, 350.

--aimbigua, Ff. Smith*,-vi. 52; Vil.
182; xi. 347.

— analis, Fabr., Xi. 348.

— annulata, Fabr., vi. 538; vii. 132;

viii. 81.
—apicata, F. Smith*, vi. 53; vil.
1382; xi. 344.

— apicicornis, Guér., Xi. 345.
— arrogans, /. Smith*, viii. 81.

GENERAL INDEX.

Scolia aureicollis, S¢.-Farg., iil. 88; V-
117; vi. 52; vii. 29,131 ; viii. 80.

— aurulenta, F. Smith, iii. 9; v.117;
Vii. 29, 182; viii. 81; xi. 349.

— bilunata, Sauss. § Sich., x1. 347.

— binotata, Fabr., Xi. 345.

— bioculata, Sauss. & Sich., xi. 347.

— bipunctata, Klug, xi. 345.

— brevicornis, Sauss. & Sich., xi. 344.

— cerulans, S¢.-Farg., xi. 344.

— capitata, Fabr., Xi. 343.

— capitata, Guér., xi. 348.

— captiva, F. Smith*, vi. 52; vii. 28;
132; viii. 80; xi. 346.

— carbonaria, Sauss. & Sich., Xi. 347.

— cephalotes, Burm., xi. 346.

— cincta, F. Smith*, ii. 89; vii. 131;
viii. 81; xi. 343.

— culta, F. Smith *,v. 117; vii. 182;
xi. 346.

— cyanipennis, Fabr., xi. 345.

— decorata, Burm., Xi. 345.

— dimidiata, Gwér., iii. 10, 158; v.
118; vi. 53; vii. 29, 121, 182;
viii. 81; xi. 348.

— dubia, F. Smith* , vii. 28, 182; xi.
347.

— ducalis, F. Smith*, v. 118; vii.
132; xi. 344.

— eliformis, Sauss. § Sich., xi. 348.

— erratica, F. Smith * , ii. 88; iii. 9;
vii. 131; x. 345.

— erythrocephala, Fabr., vii. 121.

— erythrosoma, Burm., xi. 348, 349.

— eximia, F. Smith, xi. 349.

— fasciato-punctata, Guér., Xi. 345.

.— ferruginea, Fabr., Xi. 349.

— fervida, F. Smith, xi. 345.

— fimbriata, Burm., iii. 10; vii. 29;
xi. 350.

— flavopicta, F. Smith, xi. 346.

— foraminata, Sauss. & Sich., xi. 344,

— fulgidipennis, F. Smith*, iii. 152;
v. 116; vii. 28, 182; viii. 80.

— fulva, Gray, vi. 54; vii. 182; viii,
81; xi. 349.

— fulvipennis, F. Smith * , iii. 10 ; vil.
132; xi. 346.

— grossa, Fabr., ii. 88; iii. 152; vil.
131; viii. 81.

— habrocoma, F. Smith, xi. 349,

— hirtella, Klug, xi. 350.

— ignita, F. Smith, xi. 348.

— indica, Sauss. § Sich., xi. 348.

— insignis, Sauss. & Sich., xi. 344.

— instabilis, &. Smith, xi. 345.

— insularis, F. Smith * , tii. 153; vil.
27, 132; xi. 346.

— intrudens, F. Smith *, vi. 53; Vii.
132; xi. 344,

GENERAL INDEX.

Seolia Iris, St.-Farg., ii. 88; vii. 181.

— javana, S¢.-Farg., Xi. 350.

— Kollari, Sauss. § Sich., xi. 344.

— leviceps, Ff. Smith, xi. 346.

— larradiformis, F. Smith*, vii. 28,
132; xi. 347.

— litigiosa, F. Smith, xi. 349.

— luctuosa, /. Smith, xi. 349.

— magnifica, Sauss. § Sich., Xi. 344.

— marginella, Klug, xi. 350.

—melanosoma, Sauss. § WSich., Xi.

— micans, Guér., xi. 346, 350.

—minuta, /. Smith*, iii. 11; vii.
132; xi. 346.

— modesta, F. Smith, xi. 346.

— molesta, Sauss. & Sich., xi. 347.

— morata, F. Smith*, vii. 28, 182;
xi. 347.
— morosa, fF. Smith*, v. 118; vii.
182; viii. 81; xi. 344, 350.
—morosa, Ff. Smith*, vi. 53; vii.
132.

— nigerrima, Ff. Smith *, v. 116; vii.
132; xi. 346.

— nitida, F. Smith * , iii. 152;-v. 116;
Vii. 28, 132; viii. 80; xi. 346. -

— nitidula, Sauss. § Sich., Xi. 348.

— nobilis, Sauss. & Sich., xi. 347.

— nudata, fF. Smith, xi. 348.

— obscura, St.-Farg., xi. 345.

—opalina, F. Smith*, ii. 89; vil.
131; xi. 343.

— ornata, St.-Farg., xi. 343.

— patricialis, Burm., ii. 89; vii. 131;
xi. 348.

— patricialis, Sauss. & Sich., xi. 348.

— penangensis, Sauss., Xi. 348.

— personata, Ff. Smith, xi. 346.

— procer, Illig., Xi. 343.

—procera, Fubr., ii. 89; vii. 131;
Vili. 81; xi. 295.

— pulchra, Ff. Smith, xi. 345.

— quadriceps, F. Smith * , iii. 153; v.
116; vii. 182; viii. 80.

— 4-guttulata, Burm., xi. 351.

— 4-pustulata, Fabr., xi. 345.

— Redtenbacheri, Sauss. g& Sich., Xi.
347.

— rubiginosa, Fadr., ii. 89; vii. 131;
xi. 343.

— ruficeps, F. Smith, xi. 343.

— 6-pustulata, Klug, xi. 345.

— specifica, F. Smith, xi. 345.

— speciosa, ‘F. Smith*,ii. 90; vii.
132; xi. 295, 344.

— splendida, Sauss. § Sich., xi. 347.

— Stizus, Sauss. & Sich., xi. 347.

— terminata, F. Smith * , iii. 10; vii.
132; xi. 346.

365

Scolia thoracica, Klug, Weber & Mohr,
xi. 350.

— Urvillti, St.-Farg., xi. 348.

— velutina, Sauss. & Sich., xi. 344.

— venusta, Ff. Smith, xi. 345.

— verticalis, Burm., ii. 88; iii. 9; Xi.
345.

— vittifrons, Sauss. g Sich., xi. 348.

— vivida, Ff. Smith, xi. 34d.

— Vollenhoveni, Sauss. & Sich., xi. 347.

— Westermanni, Sauss., Xi. 345.

Scoliade, ii. 88; iii. 9, 151; v. 78;
vi. 52; vii. 121; viii. 80; xi.
295, 342.

Scolithus, Pascoe * , xi. 171; xii. 85.

— acuminatus, Pascoe * , xi. 172, 217;
xii. 85.

Scolopacide, ii. 169.

Scolopax Gallinago, Linn., v. 9, 34, 46.

— Gallinula, Linn., v. 12, 34.

— minor, Linn., v. 10.

— rusticola, Linn., v. 9, 46.

Scolopendra, Linn., Proc. i. 193; xix.

7.

— morsitans, Linn., xx. 526.

Scolopendrella, Gerv., Proc. i. 193, 231.

Scolopendrellinz, Proce. i. 193, 231.

Scolopendridz, Proe. i. 192.

Scolopendropsis, Brandt, Proc. i. 193.

Scolopterinez, x. 436, 456 ; xii. 88.

Scolopterus, White, x. 456.

Scolymia, Haime, xviii. 57, 59, 204.

Scolytidx, xi. 86.

Scomber, Linn., ix. 165.

— colias, Gmel., v. 25; xv. 147, 148,
149.

— maculatus, Couch, xv. 147.

— pneumatophorus, De la Roche, xii.
108; xv. 148.

— punctatus, Couch, Proc. (1875-80)
Ixi; xv. 146-149.

— scomber, Linn., Proc. (1875-80) lxi;
xv. 146-149,

— scombrus, Linn., v. 21, 25, 42.

— scriptus, Couch, xv. 147, 149.

Scomberesox, Lacép., iii. 35.

Scombresocide, xiv. 534, 559, 560, 562,
563, 565; xviii. 306.

Scombride, ix. 165.

Scoparia gelida, McLachi* ., xiv. 115.

— sudetica, Zeller, xiv. 116.

Scopelodes, Westw., vi. 1738.

Scopelus, Cuv., luminous organs of
(Giinther), Proc. (1875-80) liv.

Scops giu, Scop., xvii. 439.

Scopulipedes, ii. 47; iii. 8; vii. 115;
Viii. 93.

Scopus, Briss., ii. 138.

Scorpeua, Linn., Xviii. 305.

— cirrhosa, Cuv. & Val., v. 27.

366

Scorpzna porcus, Hoffm., xviii. 305.

— scrofula, Hoffm., xviii. 305.

Scorpion in fossil Copal exhib. (Hooker),
Proc, (1873-74) xi.

Scorpion, False, from Grotto of Adels-
berg, Proc. ii. 219.

Scorpion-flies,air-sacs in (Newport) Proc.

. 1,853.

Scorpionide, Proc. ii. 219.

Scorpions, Proe. (1888-90) 75.

—, habits of (Ray Lankester), Proc.
(1880-81) 35; xwi. 455-462.
Scortechini, Rev. B., elected Fellow,

Proc. (1880-82) 25; death announ-
ced, Proc. (1886-87) 17.
Scotinauges diphysis, Pascoe, Xviil.

207, 244.
Scotobius bullatus, Curt.*, Proc. i.
200.

Scotornis longicauda, Drap., xvii. 434.

Scott, Sir Arthur, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1880-82) 8 ; obituary, Proc. (1883-
86) 39.

Scott, Dr. Henry, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1861-62) lix.

Scott, Lieut.-Col. Henry, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1864-65) v.

Scott, Henry Young Darracott, obituary,
Proe. (1882-83) 43.

Scott, Rev. Jas. Tait, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1888-90) 73.

Scott, John, elected Fellow, Proc. (1872-
73) v.

Scott, Lawrence, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1875-80) xl.

Scott, Robt., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1880-82) 10.

Scott, Thos., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1888-90) 67.

Scott’s work on Australian Lepidoptera
noticed, Proce. ii. 172.

Scrobicularia adunca, Gould, xiv. 580.

— piperata, Gmel., v. 169, 171, 172.

— prismatica, Mont., xvii. 97, 99;
xx. 46.

Scrupocellaria Dedilii, Alder, xv. 231.

— ferox, Busk, xiii. 480.

— frondis, Kirkpatrick * , xx. 504.

— Macandrei, Busk, xiii. 480.

— reptans, Linn., xx. 452.

— scabra, Van Bened., xv. 231, 232.

— scrupea, Busk, xv. 231.

— scruposa, Linn., xiii. 479, 480, 486.

Scully, John, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1875-80) v.

Scully, Reginald Wm., elected Fellow,
Proc. (1888-90) 8.

Scutellidum tisboides, Claus, xx. 158.

Scutibranchia, xv. 165.

Scutibranchiata, xv. 241, 242.

GENERAL INDEX.

Scutus, Monéf., xv. 165, 243.

— australis, Quoy, xvii. 39, 40.

Scyllaride, xx. 112.

Seyllarus Arctus, Latr., occurrence in
England (Couch), Proc. (1861-62)
lvi; vi. 78, 166.

Scyllium Catulus, Cuv., v. 24.

Scymunus, Kugelann, xx. 556.

— xeranipelinus read xerampelinus,
Muls., xx. 556.

Scyphidia, Duj., xvii. 293.

Scyra, Dana, xiv. 650, 662, 663, 664,
666.

— acutifrons, Dana, Xiv. 663.

Scytale platyzona, Felder, xii. 402.

Scythropine, x. 436.

Scythrops, Lath., ii. 141; xx. 338.

— nove-hollandiz, Lath., xiii. 492;
Xiv. 628, 686; xvi. 428.

Sea-Anemones, British, drawings exhib.
(Sorby), Proc. (1880-82) 1.

Sea-Bear, Xix. 23.

Sea-Otter, xii. 179; xix. 20.

Seal, xxii. 157, 158, 159, 176, 178.

Seals, xiii. 201; xvii. ftnote 370;
xix. 21-25.

— from Alaska, exhib. (Clarke), Proc.
(1875-80) xxviii.

Seals of Linnzus,Notes on the (Firmas),
Proc. i. 3828.

Seaman, Benj. Cruttall Pierce,obituary,
Proc. (1858-59) xxxv.

Season, letter on the spring, of 1859 on
French Coast(Thos. Forster), Proc.
(1858-59) vii.

Sebasius, Lacord., Xvii. 296.

— cancellatus, Lacord., xvii. 296.

— Deyrollii, Lacord., xvii. 296.

Seebohm, Henry, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1875-80) li.

Seeley, Prof. Harry Govier, elected
Fellow, Proce. (1871-72) xxix.

—, exhibits portions of Ornithocheirus,
Seeley, Proc. (1875-80) iv.

—, On the Organization and Systematic
Position of the Ornithosauria, Proc.
(1875-80) ; xiii. 84-107.

—~, Resemblances between the Bones of
typical living Reptiles and the
Bones of other animals, Proc.
(1873-74) xl; xii. 155-195.

—,NSimilitudes of the Bones of the
Enaliosauria, Proc. (1874-75) vii;
xii. 296-342.

Seemann, Dr. Berthold, elected Fellow,
Proc. ii. 203; obituary, Proc. (1871-
42) Ixxiv.

—, Portrait of, Proc. (1888-90) 45.

—, report on his visit to Montreal,
Proce. (1857-58) i-iii.

GENERAL INDEX.

Seemann, Dr. B., exhibits large beetle
allied to Dynastes, MacLeay, Proc.
(1870-71) xxxii.

Segestria, Latr., xi. 533.

— cellaria, Latr., x. 433.

— florentina, Hahn, x. 433.

— perfida, Walck., x. 433.

— senoculata, Waick., x. 433.

— —, bite of (Blackwall), Proce. ii. 14.

ae Fleming, Xvi. 255, 296,
297.

— australiensis, H. A. Smith*, xvi.
296, 3177.

— lineata, Walker, Proc. ii. 118, 123.

— Victorie, HK. A. Smith*, xvi. 296,
317.

Seguenzia, Jeffr.. Proc. (1875-80) xl;
Xiv. 580, 593, 606, 694, 698.

—, position among the Gastropoda
(Jeffreys), Kiv. 605-606.

— carinata, Jeffr., Xiv. 589, 590, 593,
606.

— elegans, Jeffr., xiv. 606.

— formosa, Jeff7r., Xiv. 587, 589, 591,
592, 605, 606.

— —, var. lineata, Watson * , xiv. 587,
588.

— ionica, Watson*, xiv. 589.

— trispinosa, Watson * , xiv. 591.

Seira Buskii, Lubbock, xx. 559.

— musarum, Ridley* , xx. 559.

Neironota read Seiranota perspicillata,
Bonap., Xiv. 717.

Selachii, v. 227.

Selaginopsis, Al/man * , xii. 259, 272 ;
xix. 145.

— fusca, Allman * , xii. 259, 272, 282,
283.

Selandria, Leach, Proce. ii. 66 ; viii. 62.

— Doryca, F. Smith*, v. 1386; vii.
144; viii. 62.

— fuliginosa, Schrank, Proc. ii. 66.

— meridionalis, Kirby *, xx. 34, 37.

— Robinsoni, Curtis *, Proc. ii. 66.

— serva, Fabr., Proc. ii. 66.

— stramineipes, Klug, Proc. ii. 66.

Selandriine, xx. 34.

Selby, Prideaux John, obituary, Proc.
(1866-67) xxxv.; portrait of, Proc.
(1888-90) 45.

Selection, Physiological; an additional
suggestion on the origin of species
(Romanes), Proc. (1883-86) 129;
xix. 237-411.

Selenis sequalis, Walk. * , vii. 189.

— inequalis, Walk. *, vii. 189.

— yacillans, Walk. * , vii. 189.

Selenka, Prof. E., The Gephyreans of
the Mergui Archipelago, Proc.
(1886-87) 14; xxi. 220-2238.

367

Selenocephalus, Germar, x. 325, 328.

— marmoreus, Walk. * , x. 325.

— notulus, Walk. * , x. 326.

Selenopalpus, White, xi. 85.

Seleuca, Pascoe* , xi. 173; xii. 86.

— amicta, Pascoe * , xi. 173,218; xii.
86

— leucospila, Pascoe*, Xi. 173; Xii.

Seleucides, Zess., ii. 152.

— albus, Blum., ii. 163.

Selma, A. Adams * , vii. 91.

— succiniola, 4, Adems* , vii. 91.

Semanotus chlorizans, Solsky, xviii.
206, 227.

Semele alba, Wood, xx. 452, 468.

— chinensis, xx. 498.

— cordiformis, Chemn., xx. 498.

— lenticularis, Sow., xx. 498.

— luteola, A. Adams, Xx. 498.

— modesta, A. Adams, xx. 498.

— uitida, Miller, xx. 452, 468.

— reticulata, Sow., xx. 498.

— sinensis, A. Adams, xx. 498.

— subtruncata, Sow., Xx. 498.

— tenuis, Mont., xx. 452, 468.

— (Abra) alba, Wood, xx. 452, 468

Semelima, Pascoe*, xi. 464; xii.
90

— triangulum, Pascoe * , xi. 464, 491 ;
xii. 90.

Bemis piers Wallacei, G. R. Gray, xi.

87. :

Semiplotina, xviii. 316.

Semiplotus, Bleeker, xiv. 537, 543,
563, 574, 579.

— Macelellandi, Bleeker, xiv. 543.

— modestus, Day, xiv. 543.

Semnopithecus, Cuv., ii. 17.

— cristatus, Horsf., Proe. i. 235.

— halonifer, Cantor * , Proc. i. 235.

— Maurus, Horsf., Proce. i. 235.

— nasicus, Schlegel, ii. 17.

Senira bicolor, Gray, x. 27, 36.

Senoculina, Proc. i. 66; x.
433.

Senometopia sphingum, Dol., v. 168.

Sensory Organs in Insects (Hicks),
Proc. (1859-60) viii. See Trans.
vol. xxiii. 139-158.

Sepedon, Latr., iv. 145.

—costalis, Walk,.*, iii. 110; ix,
23

398,

— costalis, Walk. *,v. 291; ix. 23.
— duplicans, Wailk., v. 291.

— frontalis, Walk., ix. 23.

— invicta, Walk., ix. 23.

— javanensis, Desv., iv. 145; ix. 23.
Sone Linn., iv. 36-43; xi, 28, 90,

368 GENERAL INDEX.

Sepia biserialis, De Montf., on the occur-
rence of, in Cornwall (Couch),
Proc. (1855-56) xvii ; i. 100-102.

— officinalis, Zinn., i. 100, 101.

Sepidium, Fabr., xi. ftnote 22.

Sepiola, Leach, iv. 42; xi. 93.

— Rondeleti, Leach, xx. 448,

Sepioteuthis, Blainv., iii. 35; xi. 90, 93.

Sepola, misprint for Cepola, Linn., ix.
165

Sepsides, Walk., i. 135; iii. 123; iv.
161; v. 165, 253, 269, 297; vi.
17; vii. 221, 230; ix. 6.

Sepsis, Fallén, iii. 124; iv. 163; ix. 6.

— basifera,; Walk. *, iii. 124; v. 165;
ix. 28.

— fascipes, Walk.* , iv. 163; ix. 28.

— frontalis, Walk. * , iv. 163; ix. 28.

— revocans, Walk. *, iv. 163 ; ix. 28.

— testacea, Walk. * , iv. 163; ix. 28.

Septaria arenaria, Linn., iv. 89.

— polythalmia, Linn., iv. 89.

Septastrea, d’ Orb., xviii. 98, 103, 196.

Seraca, Walk.*, iv. 164; viii. 117;
ix. 6.

— abbreviata, Walk. * , viii. 117; ix.
29.

— signata, Walk.* , iv. 165; ix. 29.

— signifera, Walk. *, iv. 165; ix. 29.

Seria, Walk. *, vi. 193.

— eyathicornis, Walk. * , vi. 194.

Seriatopora, Lam., XViii. 5, 8, 47, 48,
195.

Seriatoporidx, XViii. 5.

Sericinus, Westw., xi. 432.

Sericolius, Bonap., ii. 138.

Sericornis, Gow/d, ii. 141.

Sericostomatide, xi. 112, 120.

Sericostomide, x. 196, 201, 211.

Sericulus, Swains., ii. 141.

— anais, Less., ii. 159.

— aureus, auct. et Bonap., ii. 159.

Serida, Walk. *,i. 158.

— fervens, Walk.*, i. 158, 175; x.
183.

— latens, Walk. * , 1. 158.

— proxima, Walk.* , x. 183.

Serioides, Guér. (Curtis), Proc. i. 198.

— atricapillus, Kirby (Curtis), Proce. i.
199.

— Reichii, Guér., Proc. i. 199.

Seriola Dumerilii, Risso, xii. 108.

— Lalandii, Cuv. § Val., xii. 108.

Serixia, Pascoe, X viii. 261.

Serpent-characters of Chelonians (See-
ley), xii. 184; of Lizards, xii. 192.

Serpents, xii. 174, 179.

Serpents’ bones, similitudes of (Seeley),
xii. 194, 195; Crocodilian, Che-
lonian, Lizard, Urodelan, xii. 195,

Serpula, Linn., iv. 44, '89; viii. 11,

20-22.

— anguina, Linn., iv. 89,90. .

— arenaria, Linn., iv. 89.

— contortuplicata, Linn., iv. 89.

— gigantea, Pallas, viii. 19.

— glomerata, Linn., iv. 89.

— intestiniforme, Linn., iv. 89.

— Jukesii, Baird * , viii. 20, 22,

— lumbrieallis, Zznn., iv. 89.

— Narconensis, Baird * , viii, 21, 22.

— penis, Linn., iv. 90.

— planorbe, Linn., iv. 90.

— planorbis, Linn., iv. 90.

— spirorbis, Linn., iv. 90.

— triquetra, Linn., iv. 89; viii. 11.

— vermicolaris ead vermicularis, Linn.,
xx, 458, 469.

— zelandica, Baird * , viii. 21, 22.

Serpulide, viii. 11.

Serranus, Cwv., xi. 19.

— Cabrilla, Cuv. § Val., v. 23, 27.

— oceanus, Lacép., Xi. 524.

— octocinctus, Temm. § Schleg.,xii. 108.

Serrator amphibius, Mégnin, Xvii. 375,
380.

Serricornia, xx. 550.

Serripedes, i. 97, 167; x. 301.

Serropalpus, Hellen., x. 80.

— striatus, Hellen., xi. 89.

Sertularella, J. EH. Gray, xii. 267;
xix. 133.

— capillaris, ddiman * , Kix. 133, 158.

— crassipes, Allman * , Xix. 133, 158.

— cuneata, Aliman * , xix. 134, 158.

— diffusa, Allman * , xix. 136, 158.

— episcopus, Aliman * , xii. 263, 282.

— fusiformis, Hincks, xx. 460.

— Gayi, Lame., X11. 265; xx. 460.

— gracilis, Allman MS., xii. 261.

— integra, Allman * , xii. 262, 282.

— Johnsoni, Gray, xix. 133.

— Johnstoni, Gray, xii. 261, 282.

— limbata, Aliman * , xix. 134, 158.

— margaritacea, Allman *, xix. 133,

— rugosa, Linn., Xx. 460.

— trimucronata, Al/man*, xix. 185,
158.

—trochocarpa, Aliman*, xix. 135,

Sertularia, Zinn. (Linné), Proce. ii. 32;
Xii. 267, 269; xix. 145, 147.

— abietina, Linn., xx. 44, 460.

—amplectens, Allman*, xix. 141,
142, 159.

— aperta, Al/man * , xix. 138, 150, 159.

— arctica, Allman * , Xii. 264, 282.

— argentea, Hil. § Sol., Kil. 267 ; XX-
460.

GENERAL INDEX.

Sertularia bispinosa, Gray, xix. 140.
—crinis, Al/man*, xix. 139, 140,
59.

— crinoidea, Aliman * , xix. 141, 159.

— cupressina, Linn., Xii. 267.

— elongata, Zam., Xix. 140, 159.

— filicula, EW/. & Sol., xv. 336.

— fusiformis, Hutton, xii. 263.

— geminata, Bale, xix. 143.

—humilis read pumila, Linn. xix.
143.

— megalocarpa, Allman *, xix. 139,
142, 148, 159.

— minima, Thomps., Kix. 138, 159.

— operculata, Zinn., xix. 138, 148.

— pumila, Linn., xix. 143.

— unguiculata, Busk, xix. 144.

— unilateralis, Al/man*, xix. 189,
159.

Sertulariide, xii. 261.

Sesarma Bocourti, 4. Milne-Edw., xx.
TOS WNT.

Sesia melanochlorus, Sepp, Xii. 411.

Setabis, Dowd/., ix. 456.

Setella gracilis, Dana, xx. 151.

Setina bipunctata, Walk. * , iii. 185.

Setodes, Ramb., xi. 129.

—argentifera, McLachil.*, xi. 129,
140.

— hiera, Kol., xi. 129.

— ochraceus, Curtis, x. 204.

— unicolor, McLachl.* , x. 203, 213,
214,

Sexual Organ, influence of, in modifying
external characters in Animals
(Yarrell), Proc. (1855-56) xvii;
i. 76-82.

Seymer, Henry,
(1888-50) 40.

Shad, xv. 39, 50.

Shark, Fox, xv. 55.

—, parasites on, Xii, 329.

Sharks, xv. 56.

Sharp, Charles, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1875-80) xxxix.

Sharp, David, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1887-88) 10.

—, Descriptions of some new species of
Beetles (Scarabeeide) from Central
America, Proc. (1875-80) xiii;
xiii. 129-138.

—, Observations on the Respiratory
Action of the Carnivorous Water-
Beetles (Dytiscidz), Proc. (1875—
80) xii; xiii. 161-185.

—, On the Oolydiidez collected by Mr.
Geo. Lewis in Japan, Proc. (1883-
86) 72; xix. 58-84.

—, — in Ceylon, Proc, (1883-86) 72;
xix. 117-131.

portrait of, Proc.

369

Sharpe, Jas., death announced, Proc. i.
2

Sharpe, R. Bowdler, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1869-70) xxxiv.

—, Contributions to the Ornithology of
New Guinea. Part I. Notes on
a small Collection of Birds from
South-eastern New Guinea, Proc.
(1875-80) xi; xiii. 79-83.

—, — Part II. On the Ornithological
Collections formed by the late
Dr. James in South-eastern New
Guinea, Proc. (1875-80) xvii;
Xiii. 305 -321.

—,— Part III. On a new species of
Goshawk from the Island of Jobi,
Proc. (1875-80) xxii; xiii. 458-
459.

—, — Part IV. On the Collection o
Birds brought by Octavius C. Stone
from South-eastern New Guinea,
Eros (1875-80) xlii; xiii. 486-
505.

—, — Part V. On recent Collections
from the Neighbourhood of
Port Moresby South-eastern New
Guinea, Proc. (1875-80) xliv ; xiv.
626-634.

—, — Part VI. On Collections: made by
the Rev. W. G. Lawes in South-
eastern New Guinea, Proc. (1875-
80) xliv; xiv. 685-688.

—,— Part VII. Diagnoses of new
species of Birds from the back of
the Astrolabe Range, S.E. New
Guinea, Proc. (1880-82) 27, 28;
Xvi. 317-319.

—, — Part VIII. On Collections made
by Dr. A. Goldie in the Astrolabe
Mountains, Proc. (1880-82) 31;
Xvi. 422-447.

—, — Part IX. On further Collections
made by Mr. A. Goldie in the Astro-
labe Mountains, Proc. (1883-86)
10; xvii. 405-408.

—, Description of a new Hornbill from
the Island of Panay, Proc. (1875-
80) xv; xii. 155-156.

—, Hxhibits a series of Rare Birds of
New Guinea, Proc. (1875-80)
xli.

—, Notes on a Collection of Birds made
by Herr F. Bohndorff in the Bahr
el Ghazal Province and the Nyam-
nyam Country in Equatorial
Africa, Proc. (1883-86) 11; xvii.
419-441.

—, On a new species of Sand-Martin
(Cottle, Boie) from Madagascar,
Proce. (1880-82) 28 ; xvi. 322-323.

2B

370

Sharpe, R. Bowdler, On the Birds col-
lected by Prof. J. B. Steere in the
Philippine Archipelago, Proc.
(1875-80) xiv. See Trans., 2nd
ser. Zool. vol. i. 807-855.

—, On the Birds of Fernando Noronha,
Proc. (1888-90) 2; xx. 477-
480.

—, On the Geographical Distribution
of the Vultures, Proc. (1875-80)
iii; Accipitres, xiii. 1-26.

Shaw, Dr. John, elected Fellow, Proc.
1, 387.

Shaw, Dr. John, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1872-73) iv.

Shearer, Geo., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1875-80) xxvii.

Sheat-Fishes (Siluride), Xili. 338 ; XV.

8

38.

Sheep, xii. 176.

—, parasites on, Kili. 44, 45.

—, skins and skulls of wild, of Cyprus,
exhib. (Lord Lilford), Proc. (1875-
80) Isi.

Shelley, Col. Charles, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1865-66) vii.

Shelley, Herbert, elected Fellow, Proc.
ii. 178.

Shells, descriptions of two new (Han-

ley), Proc. (1875-80) xxxix; Xiv.

580-581.

—, Descriptions of fourteen new Species
of (Sowerby), Proc. (1888-90) 4;
xx. 395-400.

—, Freshwater, of Australia (EH. A.
Smith), Proc. (1880-82) 12; xvi.
255-317.

— from Canaries (Watson),
(1875-80) vi; x11. 516-524.

— from Korea (Gwyn Jeffreys), Proc.
(1875-80) xxxvi; Xiv. 418-423.

— from Solomon Islands, List of Ma-
rine (H. A. Smith), Proce. (1875-
80) vi; Xii. 535-562.

—, Japanese Marine, common to N.
Atlantic (Gwyn Jeffreys), Proc.
(1873-74) xiii; xii. 100-107.

— of Aden (Cockburn), Proc. (1880-
82) 27 (title).

— of Mogador, List of (Lowe), Proc.
(1859-60) v; v. 169-204.

Shepherd, Dr. Augustus Burke, elected
‘Fellow, Proc. (1885-86) 7; death
announced, Proce. (1885-86) 130.

Sheppard, Major Edw., elected Fellow,
6 March, 1821, obituary, Proc.
(1858-59) xxxvi.

Sheppard, Edw., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1858-59) vi; obituary, Proc.
(1883-86) 40.

Proce.

GENERAL INDEX,

Sheppard, Rev. Jolin Rovett, death an-
nounced, Proce. i. 106.

Sherring, Richard Vowell, elected Fel-
low, Proce. (1886-87) 6.

—, exhibits photographs of mud vol-
canoes of Trinidad and Krakatau,
Proce. (1886-87), 16.

Sherwood, G. F., exhibits photographs,
&e., from Samoa, Proc. (1887—-88)9,

Shetland, Natural History of (A.
White), Proce. ii. 157, 158.

Shetlands, Rhizopodal. Fauna of (H. B.
Brady), Proc. (1863-64) v, vi. See
Trans. vol. xxiv. 463-471.

Shillitoe, Dr. Buxton, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1857-58) vi.

—, exhibits fungoid growth on larva
of Australian beetle, Proc. (1875-
80) vii.

Shipley, Arthur Everett, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1887-88) 10.

Ship-worms (Hanley), Proc. (1880-82)
36

Shirley, John, elected Fellow, Proce.
(1888-90) 68.

Shoebill/Baleeniceps rex, Gowld),xiii.91.

Shore, Thos. Wm., elected Fellow,
Proce. (1888-90) 8.

Shortt, Dr. John, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1858-59) vi; death announeed,
Proc. (1888-90) 75.

—, A brief account of the chief enemies
destructive of the Coffee-Plant
(title), Proc. (1867-68) lvii.

—,A brief account of the Myrmica

Kirbu, Syes, as found in Southern
India, Proc. (1864-65) i; viii.
100-102.

—, Account of a double-headed Water-
Snake, Proe. (1865-66) vii ; ixx. 49.

—, Account of a Heronry and breeding-
place of other Water-Birds in
Southern India, Proc. (1864-65)
li; Vili. 94-100.

Shoulder-joint, on the homologies of
certain Muscles connected with the
(Rolleston), Proc. (1867-68) exxiv.
See Trans. vol. xxvi. 609-630.

Shrews, xiii. 186, 187, 331.

Shrike, xii. 189.

Shrimp, deep-water, Proce. ii. 219.

Shrivell, Fredk., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1883-86) 70.

Shufeldt, R. W., Studies of the Macro-
chires, morphological and_oither-
wise, with the view of indicating
their Relationships and defining
their several positions in the Sys-
tem, Proc. (1887-88) 8; xx. 299-
39.

GENERAL INDEX.

Shuttleworth, R. J., elected Fellow,
Proc. (1855-56) iv; death an-
nounced, Proc. (1875-80) ix.

Shuttleworth, Thos. Moss, elected Fel-
low, Proce. (1875-80) xxxvii; death
announced, Proc. (1888-90) 75.

Siaja, Bleeker, xiv. ftnote 538.

Sialia, Swatns., ii. 142.

Sialidsx, ix. 231, 259, 260; xiii. 377.

—, air-sacs in (Newport), Proc. i. 353.

Sialis, ZLatr., xiii. 377; xiv. 731,
735.

— americana, Ramb., ix. 259.

— ferrugineus, Walk., ix. 259.

— infumatus, Newm., ix. 259.

— lutaria, Linn., ix. 259; xiv. 730.

Sicydiops, Bleeker, xiii. 140.

Sicydium, Cuv. & Val., xiii. 140, 148 ;
xiv. 562, 564, 578; xviii. 318,
314,

— fasciatum, Day, xiii. 148.

— griseum, Day *, xiii. 140, 148.

— micrurum, Bleeker, Xvili. 313.

— xanthurum, Bleeker, xviii. 313.

Sicyopterus, Gi//, xiii. 140.

Sidebotham, Jos., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1875-80) xxxvill; obituary, Proc.
(1883-86) 107.

Siderastrea, Blainv., xvii. 303, 316,
317; xviii. 4, 133, 134, 198.

— grandis, Dunc., xvii. 318.

— siderea, Hillis § Soland., xx. 570.

— stellata, Verrill, xx. 570.

Siderina, Dana, xvii. 316.

Siderodactylus delectans,
xix. 318, 320.

— Oberthirii, Pascoe * , xix. 318, 320.

— puellaris, Pascoe * , xix. 318, 321.

Siderone, Hiibner, xi. 438.

Sidis, Pascoe * , ix. 93, 128.

— opiloides, Pascoe * , ix. 94, 128, 442.

Siebold, Prof. Karl Theodor Ernst von,
elected For. Memb., Proce. (1857—
58) x; address to, Proc. (1875-80)
xxvii; obituary, Proc. (1883-86)
107.

Sieboldia, Bonap., xiv. 718.

Sigalion, Aud. § Milne-Kdw., Proc.
(1883-86) 16; ix. 32-35.

— arctum, ? Dalyell, ix. 34.

— articulatum, Kinb., ix. 33.

— Blainvillii, Costa, ix. 34.

— Blanchardi, Kind., ix. 34.

— boa, Johnst., ix. 33.

— Edwardsi, Kinb., ix. 34.

— Helenex, Kind., ix. 33.

— Herminiz, Aud. § Milne-Hdw., ix.
Sit

— Idune, Rathke, ix. 33.

— leve, Kinb., ix. 34,

Pascoe * ,

371

Sigalion limicola, Hhders,ix. 34.
— Mathildx, Aud. § Milne-Edw., ix.
383.

— oculatum, Peters, ix. 34.

— pergamentaceum, Grube, ix. 34.

— stelliferum, Sars, ix. 35.

— tetragonum, Oersted, ix. 35.

Sigalionide, ix. 32.

Sigalionina, Kinb., ix. 32.

Sigaretus concavus, Lam., v. 184.

— concavus, Sow., v. 184.

— Grayi, Desh., v. 184.

— haliotoideus, Linn., v. 174, 184.

— haliotoideus, Sow., v. 184.

— Leachii, Sow., v. 184.

Sigastus, Pascoe, x. 451.

Sigerson, Dr. Geo., elected Fellow,
Proce. (1865-66) ii.

Sigmodus, Jardine, ii. 138.

— mentalis, Sharpe * , xvii. 425.

— rufiventris, Bonap., ¥vii. 425.

Silbomyia, Macg.,i. 25; iv. 133; v.
159, 290.

— costalis, Walk., vii. 215, 227.

— decrescens, Walk. * , vii. 215.

— fumipennis, Walk. *, i. 25.

— gloriosa, Walk. * , iii. 104.

— infixa, Walk. * , 1. 25.

— opulenta, Walk. *, iti. 104.

—prospera, Walk.*, iv. 133; Vv.
267.

Siliquaria, Brug., iv. 89; xiv. 606.

Silk from N. Zealand, exhib. (Christy),
Proc. (1883-86) 73.

Silkworm-Oaks of Northern China, on
the (H. T. Hance), Proc. (1867-
68) lvii; (Journ. Bot.) x. 482-492.
Supplementary Note (H. T.
Hance), Proc. (1870-71) xxviii;
(Journ. Bot.) xiii. 7-15.

Silkworms, common, and Hria (West-
wood), Proe. ii. 368-369.

Silo, Curtis, x. 198.

Silonia diaphina, Swains., Xili. 346,

— lurida, Swains., Xiii. 350.

Silpha, Linn., Xi. 52; Xx. 126.

—- thoracica, Linn., Xx. 126.

Silphidz, Hypocephalus, Desm., re-
garded as allied to, Proc. ii. 291.

Silundia, Cuv. & Val., xiii. 343; xiv.
563, 578.

— gangetica, Day*, xii. 570; xiii.
300.

— Sykesii, Day * , xii. 569, 570; xiii.
349.

Silurichthys, Bleeker, xiii. 342.

— Berdmoret, Blyth, xiii. 349.

Siluride, ix. 161-166; xiii. 139;
Xiv. 559-577; xv. 38, 39, 43, 45,
49, 50, 53; XVili. 315.

282

372

Siluride, Geographical Distribution of
Indian (F. Day), Xili. 838-353.

Silurina, ¥viii. 315, 316.

Silurodes, Bleeker, xiii. 342.

Siluroids, xiii. 209, 210.

Silurus, Linn., ix. 166; xiii. 339,
342; xiv. 565, 568, 578.

— afghana, Giinther, Xili. 348.

— anastomus, Cuv. & Val., xiii. 348.

— anguillaris, Russell, xiii. 349.

— asotus, Cuy. & Val., xiii. 348.

— athu, Bloch, xii. 569.

— batrachus, Bloch, Xiti. 349.

— bimaculatus, Bloch, xii. 569.

— biserratus, Swains., Xi1i. 349.

— boalis, Jerdon, xii. 569.

— boalis, Ham. Buch., xiii. 348.

— canius, Ham. Buch., xiii. 348.

— checkra, Ham. Buch., xiii. 348.

— cochinchinensis, Cuv. § Val., xiii.
349.

— Cuvieri, Gray, xiii. 350.

— duda, Ham. Buch., xiii. 348.

— Dukai, Day, xiii. 348.

— glanis, Linn., v. 28; xili. 270.

— indicus, M‘Clell., xiii. 348.

— lamghur, Heckel, xiii. 348.

— laticeps, Swains., Xili. 349.

— microcephalus, Cuv. & Val.,
348.

— Miilleri, Bleecker, xiii. 348.

— mysoricus, Cuv. & Val., xiii. 348.

— pabo, Sykes, xii. 569.

— singio, Ham. Buch., xiii. 349.

— wallago, Cuv. & Val., xiii. 348.

— wynaadensis, Day, xiii. 348.

— (Pimelodus) megacephalus, Heckel,
v. 54

Xiii.

Silvanus, Zatr., xi. 86.

Silver, Rev. Fredk., elected Fellow,
Proc. (1870-71) xxviii; death an-
nounced, Proc. (1883-86) 80.

Silver, S. W., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1874-75) ii.

—, exhibits weapons, &c. from New
Caledonia and the Fiji Islands,
Proe. (1875-80) xxvi.

Silver Fox, exhib. (W. D. Crotch),
Proc. (1875-80) vii.

Sim, Geo., elected Associate, Proc.
(1886-87) 5.

—, Anatomy of Pallas’s Sand-Grouse,
Proc. (1888-90) 69 (title).

_ —, Occurrence of Lumpenus lampetri-
formis, Walb., on the North Coast
of Scotland; with notes on its
habits, food, and the ground it
frequents, xx. 38-48.

Sima, Roger, xi. 328.

— compressa, Roger, Xi. 328.

GENERAL INDEX.

Sima nigra, Roger, xi. 328.

— rufo-nigra, Roger, xi. 328.

Simallus, Pascoe, xi. 159.

Simia Maimon, Linn., v. 8.

Simmons, Dr. Richard, obituary, Proc:
i. 338.

Simocarcinus, Miers, xiv. 649.

— simplex, Dana, xiv. 649.

Simocopis, Pascoe * , xii. 65, 66, 98.

— umbrinus, Pascoe * , Xii. 65, 78, 98.

Simodactylus, Cand., xi. 84.

Simondsia, Cobd., xix. 261.

aradoxa, Cobb. (Cobbold), Proc.
(1882-83) 7; xix. 261. See
Trans., 2nd ser. Zool. vol. ii. 857—

362.

Simotes amabilis, Ginther, x. 6, 41,

— bicatenatus, Giinther, x. 40, 65.

— cruentatus, Theobald*, x. 6, 41,
65.

— puncticulatus, Gray, x. 49.

— teniatus, Giinther, x. 42.

— Theobaldi, Giinther, x. 6, 42, 49.

Simpson, W., exhibits Sketches of
Afghan Boundary, Proc. (1886-
87) 10.

Simpson-Baikie, Edwin, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1875-80) liii.

Sinclair, Dr. Andrew, elected Fellow,

Proc. (1856-57) iv; obituary,
Proce. (1861-62) xiv.
Sinella, Brook * , xvi. 541, 543.

— eurviseta, Brook * ,
45.

Singa Herii, Koch, x. 431.

Singalia rufescens, Bates * , xviii. 207,
258.

Xvi. 542, 544,

— spinipennis, Lac., Xvili. 258.

Singapore, Catalogue of Dipterous
Insects collected by A. R. Wallace,
with descriptions of new species
(F. Walker), i. 4-39.

Singing Fish, xv. 49.

Sipaline, x. ‘437.

Siphlocerus, McLachl. * , xi. 222, 232,
238, 260, 261.

— safane ne. Walk., Xi. 261, 276.

Siphlurus, Eaton, Proc. (1873-74) xxi;
xii. 144.

Sipho, Klein, xvi. 372.

= calathiscus, Watson*, Xvi. 872,
375.

— dilatatus, Quoy & Gaim., vii. 107.

— Edwardiensis, Watson *, xvi. 372,
379.

— gracilis, DaCosta, xx. 448, 466.

— Kroyeri, Moller, xvi. 375.

— philippinarum, Watson * , xvi. 872,
373.

GENERAL INDEX,

Sipho plicatus, 4. Adams, vii. 107.

— pyrrhostoma, Watson * , xvi. 372.

— regulus, Watson * , Xvi. 372, 378.

— Sabini, Gray, vii. 107.

— scalaris, Watson *, xvi. 372, 377.

— setosus, Watson * , xvi. 372, 376.

Siphodentalium, M. Sars (Watson),
Proc. (1875-80) xxxvili; Xiv.
508, 516, 519.

— bifissum, Wood, xiv. 521, 522.

— dichelum, Watson * , xiv. 519, 521.

—eboracense, Watson*, xiv. 519,
523.

— honoluluense, Watson*, xv. 87,

— lofotense, Sars, xiv. 520.

— minutum, H. Adams, xiv. 520.

— pentagonum, Sars, Xiv. 520.

— platomodes, Watson * , xiv. 519.

—prionotum, Watson*, xiv. 519,
522, 523.

— pusillum, Watson*, xiv. 519,
520.

— guinquangulare, For., Xiv. 519.

— tetragonum, Brocchi, xiv. 516, 519,
520.

— tetraschistum, Watson *, xiv. 519,
521, 522, 528; xv. 90; xx. 5U3.

— tytthum, Watson * , xiv. 519, 520.

— vitreum, Sars, xiv. 520, 523.

Siphonalia, 4. Adams, vii. 105.

Siphonaria, Sow., xv. 164, 166.

— brunnea, Hanley, xx. 497.

— concinna, Sow., v. 177.

— hispida, Gould, xx. 497.

— lineolata, d’Orb., xx. 497.

— pectinata, Linn., Vv. 173, 177.

— picta, @’Orb., xx. 497, 503.

Siphonia, Park., xiv. 193.

Siphonophora, Brandt, Proc. i. 195;
Proc. (1882-83) 35.

Siphonophoride, Proce. i. 195.

Siphonops annulatus, Wagler, v. 19.

Siphonosphera, J. Miller, xiv. 168,
179.

Siphonostoma antarcticum, Baird*,
Xi. 95.

Siphonostomum, Grube, x. 243.

Siphonotus, Brandé, Proc. i. 195.

Siphyracua read Siphyrena, <Artedi,
lii. 35. ;

Sipphide, Leach, iv. 118.

Sipunculid, new Scotch (Goldfingia
MaclIntoshii, Lank.) (Ray Lan-
kester), Proc. (1883-86) 84. See
Trans., 2nd ser. Zool. vol. ii. 469-
474,

Sipunculus, Gray, Proc. (1883-86) 16;
xii. 210.

Sipylus, St@/, Proce. ii. 294,

373

Sirenia, ii, 26-37; xiii. 185; xvii.
370.

Sirenopteryx, Butler * , xvii. 197, 201,
204

— rufivinctata, Walk., xvii. 201.

Siseme, Westw., ix. 433,

— Alectryo, Westw., ix. 434.

— Aristoteles, Latr., ix. 384, 433.

— caudalis, Bates * , ix. 384, 434,

— Minerva, Felder, ix. 433.

— Neurodes, Felder, ix. 433.

— Sprucei, Bates * , ix. 384, 433.

— Pallas, Latr., ix. 384, 433.

— xanthogramma, Bates*, ix. 384,
433.

Sisor, Ham. Buch., xiii. 348; xiv.
563, 578.

— rhabdophorus, Ham. Buch.,
350.

Sistrum anaxares, Duclos, xii. 547.

Sisyra Dalii, MeLachl., ix. 273.

— fuscata, Fadr., ix. 273.

— vicaria, Walk., ix. 273.

Sisyrium, Pascoe * , ix. 95, 128.

—tripartitum, .Pascoe, ix. 96, 128,
142.

Sitaris, Zatr., Proce. i. 319.

Siteytes glabratus, Pascoe*, xi. 157,
217; xii. 80.

— lugubris, Bohk., xi. 157.

Sithon, Hiibner, xi. 435.

Sitona, Germ., xi. 73.

Sitophilus. Schénh., xi. 86.

— oryze, Linn., xx. 475, 553.

Sitta, Linn., ii. 134, 142.

Skates, xiii. 340; xv. 46, 53.

Skey, Dr. Jos., obituary, Proc. (1866-
67) xXxviii.

Skink, xii. 169, 170, 189, 190, 191,
807, 324.

—in Fernando Noronha (Ridley),
Proc. (1887-88) 1.

Skinner, Geo. Ure, re-elected Fellow,
Proc. (1866-67) iii; obituary,
Proce. (1866-67) xxxviii.

Skippers, xv. 48

Skuas, Xili. 326, 530

Skull, Child’s, from Fernando Po,
exhib. (Buck), Proc. (1860-61) v.

Skuils, Veddah, from Ceylon (Busk),
Proc. (1861-62) lxiv; vi. 166—
170.

Skye, Marquis of, death announced,
Proce. i. 245.

Slabberina, van Bened., xvi. 84.

Sladen, W. Perey, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1875-80) iv.

—, On the Asteroidea and Echinoidea
of the Korean Seas, Proe. (1875—
80) xxxv; xiv. 424-445,

xiii.

374

Sladen, W. Percy, On the Asteroidea
of the Mergui Archipelago, Proc.
(1887-88) 112; xxi. 319-331.

—, The Asteroidea of H.M.S. ‘ Challen-
ger’ Exped., Proc. (1880-82) 25;
Proe. (1882-83) 9; xvi. 189-246 ;
Xvii. 214-269.

Sladen, W. Percy,and Duncan,P. Martin,
On the Anatomy of the Peri-
gnathic Girdle and of other parts
ofthe Test of Discoidea cylindrica,
Lam., sp., ¥X. 48-61.

—, —, On the Family Arbaciade, Gray.
Part I. The Morphology of the
Test in the Geuera Celopleurus,
Agass., and Arbacia, Gray, Xix.
25-57.

Slater, Mathew B., elected Fellow,
Proc. (1888-90) 7.

Slavina, Vejdouvsky, Proc. (1883-86)
125; xix. 264-268 ; xx. 98.

— appendiculata, D’ Udekem, xix. 264,
268.

— lurida, Timm, xix. 267, 268.

— serpentina, Gervais, Xix. 267, 268.

Sloth Bear, xix. 19.

Sloths, ii. 6; xii. 158.

—, Green colouring of Hair (Sorby),
Proc. (1880-82) 10; xv. 337-
34l.

Slug, Bitentaculate, of New Zealand,
observations on the (Chas. Knight),
Proc. (1858-59) xhx. See Trans.
vol. xxii. 881-882.

Smart, Francis Gray, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1883-86) 4.

Smee, Alfred, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1874-75) vii; death announced,
Proc. (1875-80) xix. [See Obi-
tuary in Gard. Chron. n. s. Vii.
(1877) 88, and Memoir by Miss
Smee. |

Smicra, Spin., xvii. 53, 54, 65.

’— abdominalis, Walk., xvii. 65.

— adaptata, Walk., xvii. 66.

— ambigua, Cress., XVii. 65.

— Burmeisteri, Kirby * , xvii. 73.

— captiva, F. Smith, xvii. 66.

— eerta, Walk., xvii. 72, 73.

— contacta, Walk., xvii. 71, 72.

— decipiens, Kirby * , xvii. 73.

— decora, Walk., xvii. 54, 56.

— descripta, Walk., xvii. 66.

— dimidiata, Fabr., xvii. 66.

— discolor, Walk., xvii. 73.

— dux, Walk., xvii. 54, 58.

— erythrine, Walk., xvii. 66.

— exhauriens, Walk., xvii. 66.

— (?) femorata, Fabr., xvii. 66.

— flammula, Cress., xvii. 66.

GENERAL INDEX.

Smicra foveata, Kirby * , xvii. 71.
— fulvescens, Walk., xvii. 71.
— ignea, Cress., xvii. 71.

— igneoides, Kirby * , xvii. 71.

— incerta, Kirby * , xvii. 72.

— leucotelus, Walk., xvii. 54, 60.

— luteipennis, Walk., xvii. 74.

— Masus, Walk., xvii. 56.

— melanoptera, Walk., xvii. 66.

— nigropicta, Cress., XWii. 66.

— pera, Kirby * , xvii. 72.

— pulehra, Cress., xvii. 66.

— rufipes, Kirby * , xvii. 70.

— sispes, Linn., Xvii. 71, 77.

— subpunctata, Walk., xvii. 66.

— transitiva, Walk., xvii. 66.

Smicridea, McLachl. * , xi. 134.

— fasciatella, McLachl.*, xi. 136,
141.

— murina, McLachi. * , xi. 137, 141.

— saucia, McLachl. * , xi. 137, 141.

Smiliogaster, Bleeker, xiv. ftnote
538.

Smilophyllia, #. de From., xviii. 57,
60, 204.

Smilotrochoida, xviii. 9, 194.

Smilotrochus, Milne-Kdw. & Haime,
xviii. 9, 10, 12, 14, 194.

— vacuus, 7. Woods, xviii. 26.

Smirnove, John, death announced,
Proe. i. 245.

Smith, Dr. Abbotts, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1866-67) ix.

Smith, Lt.-Col. Charles Hamilton,
obituary, Proc. (1859-40) xxx.
Smith, Edgar <A., Acantharachna
mirabilis, H. A. Smith, a new form
of Ophiuride, Description of, Proc.

(1875-80) xvii; xiii. 335-337.

—, Freshwater Shells of Australia, ©
Proc. (1880-82) 12; xvi. 255-
317.

—, Marine Shells, List of, chiefly from
the Solomon Islands, with de-
scriptions of several new species,
Proc. (1875-80) vi; xii. 5385-
580.

—, Mollusca of Fernando Noronha,
xx. 483-503.

Smith, Fred., Catalogue of the Aculeate
Hymenoptera and Ichneumonide
ot India and Eastern Archipelago,
with Introductory Remarks by
A. R. Wallace, Proc. (1869-70)
XxXlli; Xi. 285-415.

—, Catalogue of Hymenopterous In-
sects collected by A. R. Wallace
at Celebes, Proc. (1857-58) x;
Proc. (1858-59) i; ili. 4-27; v.
57-93.

GENERAL INDEX.

Smith, Fred., Catalogue of Hymeno-
pterous Insects collected by A. R.
Wallace at Sarawak, Borneo,
Mount Ophir, Malacca, and Sing-
apore, Proc. (1856-57) xl; ii. 42-
130.

—, — in the Islands of Aru and Key,
Proc. (1858-59) ii; iii. 132-178.

—,— in the Islands of Batchian,
Kaisaa, Amboyna, Gilolo, and at
Dory in New Guinea, Proc. (1859-
60) viii; v. 93-143.

—, — in the Islands of Ceram, Celebes,
Ternate, and Gilolo, Proc. (1860-
61) xlix; vi. 36-66.

—, — in the Islands of Mysol, Ceram,
Waigiou, Bouru, and Timor, Proce.
(1862-63) iv; vil. 6-48.

—, — in the Islands of Sumatra, Sula,
Gilolo, Salwatty, and New Guinea,
Proc. (1863-64) xlv ; iii. 61-94.

—, Descriptions of new Species of
Aculeate Hymenoptera collected
by the Rev. Thos. Blackburn in
the Sandwich Islands, Proc. (1875-
80) xlii; xiv. 674-685.

—, Descriptions of some New Species
of Ants from the Holy Land, with
a Synonymic List of others previ-
ously described, Proc. (1860-61)
vi; vi. 31-35.

—, Notes on the Geographical Distri-
bution of the Aculeate Hymeno-
ptera, collected by A. R. Wallace in
the astern Archipelago, Proc.
(1862-63) v ; vii. 109-145.

Smith, F. W., preparations of Zoo-
phytes, &c., shown, Proc. (1883-
86) 118.

Smith, Jas., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1863-64) iii; death announced,
Proce. (1888-90) 11.

Smith, Sir Jas. Hdw., and the found-
ation of the Linnean Society (T.
Bell), Proc. (1856-57) xxii.

—, cast of bust of, pres. (Bennett),
Proce. (1859-60) i.

—, correspondence pres. by Lady
Smith, Proc. (1857-58) iv.

—, letters to J. Dryander (title), Proc.
ii. 69.

—, portraits and bust of, Proc. (1888-
90) 40, 45.

Smith, John, obituary, Proc. (1887-88)
96

Smith, Jos., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1872-78) v.

Smith, Jos., obituary, Proc. (1857-58) iv.

Smith, Lady, address to, on 100th birth-
day, Proc. (1872-73) xxix, xxx.

375

Smith, Lady, presentation of letters to
Sir J. H. Smith from Alex. McLeay,
Proc. (1872-78) 1.

—,— of portrait of, Proc. (1872-
73) i.

—, — of portrait of (Stevenson), Proc.
(1883-86) 14.

—, thanks voted to, for various dona-
tions, Proc. (1861-62) lxv, Ixvi.

Smith, Rev. R. Gardner, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1875-80) xvii.

Smittia reticulata, MacGull., xx. 452.

Smittipora antiqua, Busk, xx. 504.

Smodicum, Huldeman, xi. 89.

Smynthurelles, Proc. (1861-62) Ix.

Smynthuride, Notes on the Anatomy
of the (Lubbock), Proc. (1861-62)
lix-Ixii.

Smynthurus, La?r., Proc. (1861-62) lx.

— apicalis, Reuter, xvii. 23.

Smyrna, Hiibner, xi. 438.

Smyth, R. Brough, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1874-75) ii.

Snake, Notice of a double-headed Water
(Shortt), Proc. (1865-66) vii; ix.
49, 50.

Snake-headed Fishes, xv. 34.

Snakes of India, Poisonous, presenta-
tion by Dr. Fayrer of his work on,
Proce. (1872-73) i.

Snipe, xiii. 90.

Snowy Ow], xiii. 328.

Soane, Rev. H. A., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1880-82) 35.

Social Wasps, vii. 41.

Sociales, ii. 49; ili. 8; vii. 48.

Sodus, Pascoe * , ix. 300, 304.

— ursulus, Pascoe, ix. 305.

— venosus, Pascoe * , ix. 304.

— verticalis, Pascoe, ix. 305.

Soita, Walk. * , viii. 135.

— psiloides, Walk.*, viii. 136; ix.

6

Solander, Dr. Dan. Chas., portrait of,
Pree. (1888-90) 40, 45.

Solanocrinus, Goldf., and its relation
to recent Comatulam (P. H. Car-
penter), Proc. (1875-80) lxv; xv.
187-217.

—, Goldf., xiii. 454, 455, 457; xv.
187-217.

—asper, Quenstedt. xv. 202.

— Bronni, Minster, xv. 204, 216.

— costatus, Goldf., xiii. 454, 455;
xv. 191, 192, 196, 197, 207, 208,
216.

— Jeger, Goldf., xiii. 454; xv. 190,
207-211, 217.

—scrobiculatus, Goldf., xiii. 454;

xv. 207, 208, 216.

376

Solariella, 8S. Wood, xv. 92; xvi. 611.

— albugo, Watson * , xv. 90, 94.

— angulatus, 4. Adams, xv. 94.

— aureonitens, 4. Adams, Xiv. 595.

— lamprus, Watson * , xv. 90, 93, 94.

— philippensis, Watson*, xv. 90,
92

— vernicosus, Gould, xv. 94,

— vitiligineus, Mke., xv. 94.

Solariidz, xiv. 605; xv. 243; xvi.
594, 610.

Solarium, Zam., xiv. 588, 600, 605 ;
xv. 95; xvi. 594, 610, 611; xx.
508.

—hybridum, Zinn, v. 178; Xiv.
606.

— luteum, Zam., v. 174, 177.

— reticulatum, Phil., xiv. 694.

— trochoides, Desh., xiv. 600.

—(Torinia) rosulentum, Watson*,
xvi. 610.

Solaster endeca, Gmel., Xvii. 103, 104;
xx. 458.

Sole, Common, xv. 315.

Solea variegata, Donov., xx. 448.

— vulgaris, Quensel, v. 21, 26,29; xv.
316.

Solemya, Lam., iv. 37.

Solen, Linn., iv. 44-47.

— anatinus, Linn., iv. 47.

— bullatus, Linn., iv. 48, 50.

— cultellus, Linn., iv. 47.

— cultriformis, Linn., iv. 47.

— ensis, Linn., iv. 47.

— pellucidus, Penn., Xvii. 95, 99; Xx.
46, 450.

— radiatus, Linn., iv. 47.

—siliqua, Linn. iv. 47;
172.

— solida, Linn., iv. 47.

— strigilatus, Linn., iv. 47.

— vagina, Linn., iv. 47; xviii. 265.

— violaceus, Linn., iv. 47.

Solenastrea, Milne-Edw. §& Haime,
Xvill. 105, 107, 197.

— Prestwichi, Dunc., Xviii. 65.

Solenidx, v. 172.

Solenobia, Zeller, vi. 157-162.

— lichenella, Zeller, vi. 158.

Solenoeonchia, xiv. 508; xv. 87.

Solenodon, Brandt, xi. 68.

Solenolambrus, Stimps., Xiv. 668, 669.

— typicus, Stimps., xiv. 668.

Solenopsis, Westw., vi. 48; viii. 75;
xi. 294, 333.

—calida, F. Smith*, vii. 22, 180;
Xi. 333.

— cephalotes, F. Smith * , iii. 149; v.
1138; vi. 48; vii. 21, 180; xi.
294, 333; xiv. 676.

v. 169,

GENERAL INDEX,

Solenopsis geminata, Mayr § Roger,
xiv. 674, 676.

— laboriosa, F. Smith*, vi. 48; vii.
22, 180; xi. 295, 333.

— levis, F. Smith*, viii. 75; Xi.
333.

— pungens, F, Smith*, vi. 48; vii.
130; xi. 295, 333.

— transversalis, F. Smith*, v. 74;
vii. 130; xi. 333.

Solenopus bilineatus, Pascoe*, Xi.
475; xii. 91.

— morbillosus, Drury, xi. 475.

— spinicollis, Boh., xi. 475.

— transversalis, Pascoe*, xi. 475,
491; xii. 91. 5

Solenosmilia, Dune., xviii. 76, 78,

96.

Solenostomus, Lacép., xv. 41.

Solenus, St.-Farg., Xiv. 677.

Solidula suturalis, 4. Adams, XVii.
287. ;

Solidungula, Blum., ii. 80-87.

Solimnia, Pascoe, ix. 134.

— sublineata, Pascoe, 1X. 184.

Solitary Wasps, vii. 37.

Solly, Edw., elected Fellow, Proce, i.
128.

Solly, R. H., Cabinet for Microscopic
Objects, shown, Proc. i. 128; obi-
tuary, Proc. (1857-58) xxii.

Solly, Saml., elected Fellow, Proc. i.
116; death announced, Proc. i.
339.

Solly, William Hammond, elected Fel-
low, Proc. i. 166; death announced,
Proce. (1888-90) 11.

Solva, Walk.* , iv. 98; vi. 5.

— Hybotoides, Walk. *, vi. 5; ix. 9.

— inamena, Walk.*, iv. 98; ix. 9.

Somatodes, Schonh., xi. 54.

Somatodinz, x. 436.

Somena, Walk., vi. 180.

Somerset, Edw. Adolphus, Duke of,
obituary, Proc. (1855-56) xlviii.

Somerville, Alex., elected Fellow, Proe.
(1880-82) 20.

Somerville, Dr. Wm., obituary, Proce.
(1860-61) xlv.

Somileptes (Swainson), Bleeker, Xiv.
539, 534, 563, 579.

— bispinosa, Swains., xiv. ftnote 554.

— gongota, Ham. Buch., xiv. 554.

—unispina, Swains., xiv. ftnote
555.

Somphophora, Lindst., xviii. 187, 190,
199.

Sonneratia avida, Linn., roots for lining
Insect. Cabinets (Westwood), Proc.
i. 166.

GENERAL INDEXe

Sooty Tern (Sterna fuliginosa, Lazh.),
shown, (Yarrell), Proce. ii. 213.
Soper, Francis Lesiter, elected Fellow,

Proce. (1870-71) xxviii.

Sophira, Walk. * , i. 34, 1382; iv. 160;
vi. 15, 23; ix. 5.

— bipars, Walk. * , vi. 23; ix. 26.

— bistriga, Walk. *, iv. 160; ix. 26.

— econcinna, Walk. * , 1. 1382; ix. 26.

— distorta, Walk., ix. 26.

— punctifera, Walk. * , vi. 15; ix. 26.

— venusta, Walk. * ,i1.35; 1x. 26.

Sophonia, Walk. * , x. 327.

— rufitellum, Walk. * , x. 327.

Sopbron, Newm., ix. 137.

— eburatus, Pascoe, ix. 137.

— inornatus, Newm., ix. 137.

Sophrorhinides, Lac., xii. 92.

Sorby, Dr. Henry Clifton, elected Fel-
low, Proc. (1874-75) viii.

—, On British Sea-Anemones, and on a
eream-coloured Cetacean, Proc.
(1880-82) 1.

—, On the Green Colouring of the
Hair of Sloths, Proc. (1880-82)
10; Xvi. 337-341.

Sorby, H. C., and Herdman, Prof., On
theAscidians coll. during the cruise
of the Yacht ‘Glimpse’ in 1881,
Proe. (1880-82) 34 ; xvi. 527-536.

Sorcophaga, see Sarcophaga.

Sorex, Linn., 186, 187.

— Daubentoni, Hrrleben, v. 6.

— fodiens, Pallas, v. 6.

— tetragonurus, Hermann, v. 6.

Soricide, ii. 25, 37; xiii. 186, 331.

Soritia, Walk., vi. 99.

— bipartita, Walk. * , vi. 99,

Soronia, Erichs., xi. 52.

Sospita, Hewits., viii. 148; ix. 413.

— Heherius, Stol/, viii. 148.

— Kausambi, Felder, viii. 148.

— Savitri, Felder, viii. 149.

-— Segecia, Hewits., viii. 148.

— Statira, Hewits., viii. 148.

— Susa, Hewits., viii. 149.

— Wallacei, Hewits., viii. 148.

South, Sir Jas., obituary, Proc. (1867-
68) evil.

Southall, Wm., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1871-72) xxx ; death announced,
Proc. (1886-87) 17.

Sowerby, Charles Edward, obituary,
Proe. i. 149.

Sowerby, George Brettingham, elected
Fellow, Proc. i. 196; obituary,
Proce. ii. 415.

—, Description of a new Species of
Cowry (Cyprza venusta, Sow. * ),
Proce. i. 314,

377

Sowerby, George Brettingham, death
announced, Proc. (1883-86) 80.

Sowerby, George Brettingham, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1887-88) 11.

—, Descriptions of 14 new species of
Shells, Proc. (1888-90) 4; xx.
395-400.

Sowerby, Jas., portrait of, Proc. (1888-
90) 45

Sowerby, Jas. De Carle, obituary, Proc.
(1871-72) Ixxix.

Sowerby, Wm., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1871-72) xxxi.

Sozura, v. 225, 227.

Sparassus smaragdinus, Sund., x. 420.

— smaragdulus, Walck., Proc. i. 132;
x. 420.

— virescens, Koch, x. 420.

Spargus read Sphargis coriacea, Linn.,
v. 41

Sparide, ix. 165.

Sparsispongia, D’ Ord., xiv. 190, 229.

Spartocerus, Burm., Xi. 81, 82.

Spatalia, Hiibner, vi. 133.

Spatangaceze, Proc. i. 184.

Spatangus, Klein, xviii. 268.

— cordatus, Pennant, Proc. i. 185.

— meridionalis, Risso, Proce. i. 184.

—purpureus, Leske, Proc. i. 184;
xvii. 102-104; 3x. 45, 456, 470.

Speer, Capt. Wilfred Dakin, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1857-58) iv; obi-
tuary, Proc. (1867-68) eviii.

Speleophorus, 4. Milne-Edw., xiii. 105.

Spelerpes, faf., xiv. 718, 719.

— rubra, Gray, xiv. 718.

— salmonea, Dum. f Bibr., xiv. 718.

Spence, Rev. George, obituary, Proc.
(1864-65) ev.

Spence, John Berger, elected Fellow,
Proe. (1873-74) vii.

Spence, Wm., obituary, Proc. (1859-
60) xi, xxxi; portrait of, Proce.
- (1889-90) 45.

Spencer, Wm. Henry, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1867-68), xili.

Spencer, Wm. Isaac, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1886-87) 14.

Spengler, Lorenz, correspondence with
Linneus, xii. 198.

Speotyto, Gloger, Xx. 3238.

Sperlepes see Spelerpes, xXiv.
719.

Sperm-Whales, xiii. 187.

Spersara, Walk. * , vii. 174.

— glaucopoides, Walk. * , vii. 175,

Sphadasmus, Schénh., Xix. 335.

Spheractinia, Steinmann, xiv. ftnote
195.

Spherechinus, Desor, xiv. 484,

718,

378

Spheria, Hill, edible Chinese, found
on certain larvee (Moseley), Proc.
(1874-75) ix.

— militaris, H’r., growing upon a chry-
salis, exhib. (Johns), Proce. (1859-
56) iv.

Spheridium, Fabr., xi. 88.

Spheerites, Dufischmidt, xi. 89.

Spherium, Scop., Xvi. 255, 305.

— eeregium, Gowld, Xvi. 305.

— Macgillivrayi, EZ. A. Smith*, xvi.
305, 317.

— nove-zelandie, Desh., xvi. 305.

— queenslandicum, EH. A. Smith*,
Xvi. 305, 306, 317.

— translucidum, Sow., xvi. 305, 306,
317.

Spheroidea, xiv. 179.

Sphezromid, new Australian (Stebbing),
xii. 146-151.

Sphezromorphus, Germ., Xiii. 129.

Spherophyma, Baly* , xiii. 478.

-— Simoni, Baly * , xiii. 458, 479.

Spherorhinus, Guér., Xi. 85.

Spherosomus muricatus, Kirby, MS.,
Proe. i. 197.

Spherospongia, Pengelly, xiv. 229.

Spherotherium, Brandt, Proc. i. 194.

—, anatomy of (Bourne), Proc. (1883—
86) 119; xix. 161-173.

— obtusum, Koch, xix. 164, 172, 173.

— retusum, Koch, xix. 164, 172, 173.

—,sp. from Borneo, stridulating ap-
paratus shown (Prof. Stewart),
Proe. (1883-86) 118.

Spherozoida, Haeckel, xvi. 157, 173,
179.

Sphzrozoum, Meyen, xiv. 138, 148,
159, 160, 161, 166, 167, 168, 172,
179, 184.

— italicum, Haeckel, xiv. 148.

— ovo-di-mare, Haeckel, xiv. 148.

— punctatum, J. Miller, xiv. 148.

Spherularia, Duf., v. 306; xix. 261.

— Bombi, Duf. (Lubbock), Proc.
(1860-61) ii.; (Cobbold), Proc.
(1882-83) 7. See Trans. 2nd

ser. Zool. vol, il. 857-861.
Sphargis coriacea, Linn., v. 41.
Sphasus gracilis, Koch, x. 409.

— italicus, Walck., x. 409.

— lineatus, Latr., x. 409.

Sphecodes, Latr., vii. 124; xi. 385.

—insularis, F. Smith*, iii. 5; vii.
139; xi. 385.

Sphecopsis, Felder, xii. 380.

— hyalozona, Felder, xii. 380.

Sphecosoma, Butler * , xii. 381.

— arctatum, Walk., xii. 381.

— fasciculatum, Butler * , xii. 381.

GENERAL INDEX.

Sphecosoma testaceum, Walk. *,
381.

Xii.

BPH ene flaviventris, Gould, xiii.
500.

— maxillaris, Gray, xiii. 500.

— eras Sharpe, xiii. 500; xiv.
687.

Sphegide, ii. 98; iii. 14,110,111; v.
83, 121; vi. 55; vii. 33; viii.
83; xiv. 676; xviii. 318.

Sphenia cylindrica, Wood, xiv. 421.

Spheniscus minor, Zemm., iii. 33.

Sphenocarcinus, A. Milne-Edw., xiv.
662, 663.

— corrosus, A. Milne-Edw., xiv. 663.

Sphenocorynides, xii. 67,72.

Sphenocorynus, Schénh., xii. 66, 67.

Sphenophorus, Schénh., Xi. 73; Xii.
73

— Dehaani, Gyll., xii. 67.

Sphenopbyllia, Moseley, xviii. 55, 57,
172, 195.

Sphenopoterium, Meek o& Worthen,
Xviili. 185.

Sphenoptera, So/., xi. 72.

Sphenoptera, Felder, xii. 368, 369, 370.

— Batesii, Felder, xii. 367.

— triangulifera, Felder, xii. 368.

Sphenopterium, Meek, xviii. 204.

Sphenotrochus, Milne-Edw. g Haime,
Xviii. 16, 19, 194.

Sphex, Fabr., ii. 100; vi. 55; vii.
111; viii. 83; xi. 296, 361, 413.

— apicalis, F. Smith, xi. 361.

— arcuata, Christ, xi. 372.

— argentata, Dahib., iii. 157; v. 121;
vi. 55; vii. 33, 121, 134; viii.
83; xi. 296, 361.

— aurata, Fabr., Xi. 363.

— aurifrons, F. Smith* , iii. 157; vii.
134; xi. 362.

— aurulenta, Hadr., xi. 363.

— compressa, Habr., Xi. 363.

— diabolicus, F. Smith*, ii. 100; v.
122; vii. 33, 184; viii. 83; xi.
361.

— ephippium, F. Smith, xviii. 321.

— erosa, Linn., Proc. ii. 33.

— erythrocephala, Fabr., xi. 358.

— Fabricii, Dahid., xi. 361.

— ferox, F. Smith*,vi. 55; vii. 33,
134; xi. 362.

— ferruginea, St.-Farg., ii. 100; viii.
83; xi. 361.

— flava, Drury, xi. 357.

— flavo-vestita, F'. Smith, xi. 361.

— formosa, F. Snvth, v. 122; vii. 33,
134; xi. 361.

— gratiosa, F. Smith*, iii, 158; vil,
134; xi. 296, 362.

GENERAL INDEX.

Sphex insolata, F. Smith, vii. 134.

—jaculator, F. Smith*,-v. 122; vii.
134; xi. 362.

— lineola, S¢.-Farg., xi. 361.

— lobata, Fabr., xi. 360.

— maura, F. Smith, xi. 361.

—morosa, Ff. Smith*, v. 122; vii.
134; xi. 362.

— mutabilis, Zinn., Proc. ii. 33.

— nigripes, /. Smith, ii. 101; vi. 55;
vii. 134; viii. 83; xi. 361.

— nitidiventris, 7. Smith*, iii. 158;
Vii. 134; xi. 362.

— predator, F. Smith*, iii. 14; vii.
134; x1. 362.

— pulchra, St.-Farg., xi. 861.

— punctata, Fabr., xvii. 66.

— sepicola, F. Smith*, iii. 158; vii.
134; xi. 362.

— sericea, Fabr., ii. 100; iii. 157; v.
122; vi. 55; vii. 33, 121, 134;
Vili. 83.

— tropica, Sulzer, Xi. 382.

— tyrannica, Ff. Smith* ,v. 122; vi.
55; vii. 33, 184; vill. 84; xi. 362.

— vicina, S¢.-Farg., xi. 361.

— volatilis, F. Smith*, v. 122; vii.
134; xi. 362.

— (Pepsis) sericea, Kabr., xi. 361.

Sphingide, iii. 196; vi. 84; (Journ.

Bot.) ix. 159.

—from Oentral India, exhib. (West-
wood), Proce. i. 131.

— Indian, exhibited (Hearsey), Proc.
(1862-63) iii.

Sphingnotus Dunningi, Pascoe, xi. 287.

Sphinx, Linn., xvi. 135.

— Alecton, Cramer, xii. 410,

— Almon, Cramer, xii. 368.

— Andromacha, Fadr., xii. 400.

— Archias, Stoll, xii. 430.

— Arontes, Cramer, xii. 430.

— auge, Linn., Xii. 388.

— Bromus, Cramer, xii. 394, 406.

— Cassandra, Linn., xii. 370.

— Caunus, Cramer, xii. 382.

— cingulata, Linn., xi. 37.

— coarctata, Cramer, Xii. 405.

— coarctata, Drury, xii. 405.

— convolvuli, Linn., xi. 37, 282.

— Coras, Cramer, xii. 419.

— Hacus, Cramer, xii. 369.

—: Eagrus, Cramer, xii. 402.

— echemus, Cramer, xii. 387.

— Hnagrus, Cramer, xii. 382.

— eumolphos, Cramer, xii. 363.

— Evadnes, Cramer, xii. 390.

— fenestrata, Drury, Xi. 368.

— fenestrata, Stoll, xii. 368.

— fiavicornis, Fabr., xii. 378.

379

Sphinx hemorrhoidalis, S7o//, xii. 402.

— Halys, Cramer, xii. 414.

— Hippotes, Cramer, xii. 359.

— inaurata, Cramer, Xii. 422.

—inaurata, Sulzer, xii. 422.

— Irus, Cramer, xii. 365.

— Leneus, Cramer, xii. 418.

— Leucaspis, Gmel., xii. 382.

— ligustri, Linn., parasite on (Newport),
Proe. ii. 54.

— Lucetius, Cramer, xii. 393.

— Marica, Cramer, xii. 419.

— Melanthus, Cramer, xii. 366.

— melas, Cramer, xii. 376, 405.

— Meones, Cramer, xii. 426.

— minceus, Cramer, X1i. 344.

— nycteus, Cramer, xii. 369.

— Pheres, Cramer, xii. 387.

— Pierus, Cramer, Xii. 4380.

— Polymena, Linn., xii. 365.

— porphyria, Cramer, xii. 379,

— Pretus, Cramer, xii. 374.

— Sylvius, Stoll, xii. 430.

— Sypilus, Cramer, xii. 420.

— Temenus, Cramer, xii. 396.

— Thelebas, Cramer, xii. 365.

— Thetis, Linn., xii. 418.

— Thetis, Cramer, Xii. 368.

Sphyrena, Artedi, iii. 35,

— parva, Rondel, xv. 78.

Spicer, Henry, elected Fellow, Proc.

- (1868-69) xliv.

Spider, Cocoon of, exhib. (Campbell),
Proc. (1883-86) 4.

Spider, from Grotto of Adelsberg, Proc.
li. 219.

—, Katépo, supposed poisonous, in New
Zealand (Ralph), Proc. (1855-56)
rates at, Te 2,

— Parthenogenesis in the House-Spider
(Campbell), Proc. (1880-82) 35;
Xvi. 536-539.

—, Trapdoor, from California, exhib.
(Chamberlain), Proc.(1883-86) 121.

Spiders, British, new to Science &c.
(Pick.. Cambridge), Proc. (1869-70)
xxxiv ; (1870-71)xciv; Proc. (1872-
73) iii; Proc. (1873-74) xv, xvi. See
Trans. vol. xxvii. 893-464; xxviii.
433-458, 523-555.

—, Catalogue of British (Blackwall),
Proe. i. 180-133.

—, Catalogue of a Collection of Ceylon
Araneidea lately received from
Mr. J. Nietner, with Descriptions
of new species and Characters of a
new genus, Proc. (1868-69) xli;
x. 373-405.

— classified by number of eyes (J.
Blackwall), Proc. i. 65.

380

Spiders in fossil Copal, exhib. (Hooker),
Proc, (1873-74) xi .

—, captured by Dr. E. P. Wright in the
province of Lucca (Blackwall),
Proce. (1868-69) xlii; x. 405-434.

—, Descriptions of new genus and six
new species of (Pick. Cambridge),
Proce. (1867-68) exxix ; x. 264-276.

—, Glands of Maxille of (Campbell),
Proce. (1875-80) lxi; xv. 155-158.

—, habitations, in Madagascar (A.
Adams), Proc. ii. 2.

—, new Huropean (Pick. Cambridge),
Proce. (1872-738) vii ; xi. 5380-547.

—, on newly discovered (J. Blackwall),
Proc. i. 41.

—, physiology of (Blackwall), Proc.
1862-63, vi; vii. 154-160.

Spilochaleis, Thoms., xvii. 54, 55.

— xanthostigma, Dalm., Xvii. 77.

Spilogaster, Macg., iv. 141.

— pusilla, Dol., v. 168.

— xanthoceras, Walk.*, iv. 141; v.
246, 261; vii. 217 ; ix. 22.

Spiloglaux humeralis, Hombr. g- Jacq.,
ii. 155.

— theomacha, Bonap., ii. 155.

Spilosoma, Szeph., vi. 123, 124.

— transiens, Walk., vi. 123.

Spilothyrus, Dup., x. 498.

Spinaria, Brullé, viii. 67 ; xi. 410.

—sulcata, Ff. Smith*, viii. 67, 94;
xi. 410.

Spindalis, Jard. §& Selby, ii. 143.

Spinellia, @’ Achiardi, xviii. 98, 101,
196.

Spink, W. J. Hawke, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1863-64) iii ; obituary, Proc.
(1864-65) ey.

Spinther, Johnston, x. 242.

— arcticus, Sars, x. 242.

— miniaceus, Grube, x. 242.

— oniscoides, Johnston, x. 242.

Spiny Lobster, stridulating-organs of,
exhib. (Stewart), Proc. (1883-86),
122.

Spio, Fabr., xii. 212.

Spiralis retroversus, Heming, exhib.
(W. Carruthers), Proc. (1875-80) li.

Spirastrella cunctatrix, Schmidt, xx.565.

Spirialis Jeffreysi, Forbes, xiv. 423.

— rostralis, Hyd. § Soul. xiv. 423.

Spirifer, Sow., xvii. 124.

Spirillina, Hhrenb., xiv. 178.

Spirobolus, Brandt, Proc. i.195; xix.
169; xx. 526.

— Noronhensis, Pocock * , XxX. 528.

Spirobranchus, Cuwv., xviii. 312.

Spirocyclistus, Brandt, Proce. i. 195.

Spiroglossa ipus, Do/., v. 168.

GENERAL INDEX.

Spiropeus, Brandt, Proc. i. 195.

Spiroptera megastoma, Rud., Kix. 261.

— sanguinolenta, Rud., Proc. (1866-
67) x; ix. 282, 283, 295-298.

— strongylina, Rud., xix. ftnote 261.

Spirorbis, Swazns., xii. 212.

— lucidus, Mont., xiv. 127.

Spirostomum, Hhrenb., xii. 203, 204.

Spirostreptus, Brandt, Proce. i. 195.

Spirula, Lam., xiii. 429.

Splanchnotrophus, Hancock& Norman * ,
an undescribed genus of Crustacea
parasitic on Nudibranchiate Mol-
lusea, Proc. (1862-63)1i. See Trans,
vol. xxiv. 49-60.

Spondylus, Linn., iv. 44, 54, 55; xx.
500.

— antiquata, Linn., iv. 54.

— asper, Linn., iv. 54.

— cordata, Linn., iv. 54.

— corditormis, Linn., iv. 55.

— Gederopus, Linn., iv. 54.

— gigas, Linn., iv. 54.

— hippopus, Linn., iv. 54.

— Lazarus, Linn., iv. 54.

— oblonga, Linn., iv. 55.

— pectinites, Linn., iv. 54.

— plicatus, Linn., iv. 54.

— regius, Linn., iv. 54.

— semiorbiculata, Linn., iv. 54.

— varius, Brod. (W. H. Rudston Read),
Proe. i. 134.

Spongastericus read Spongasteriscus,
Haeckel, xiv. 142.

Spongasteriscus, Haeckel, xiv. 142, 176.

Sponge (Askonema setubalense, Savidle
Kent) from Telegraph Cable, shown
(Gwyn Jeffreys), Proc. (1875-80) iv.

Sponges, Echinonematous (fidley &
Duncan), Proc. (1880-82) 20; xv.
476497.

—, Entozoic Floridee growing in
(Reinsch), Proce. (1875-80) xlii.
(title).

— from Ceylon shown (8, O. Ridley),
Proc. (1883-86) 4, 11.

— from Coast of Spain (Duncan), xv.
320-328.

— from East Ooast of Scotland (S. O.
Ridley), Proc. (1882-83) 4; xvii.
105-108.

— from Mergui Archipelago (Carter),
Proc. (1883-86) 133; xxi. 61-84.

— incorporating spicules (S. O. Rid-
ley), Proc, (1875-80) Ixi; xv. 149-
151.

Spongia bilamellata, Lam., xv. 493.
— cancellata, Lam., xv. 496.

— nervosa, Lam., xv. 496.

— stellata, Lam., Kiv. 229,

GENERAL INDEX,

Spongie marine, nature of (John Hogg),
Proe. i. 38.

Spongicola venusta, De Haan, xiii. 506-
909, 512.

Spongida, Proc. (1882-93) 24 ; xii. 207,
226; xiv. 157,176; xvii. 106.

—, On Steere’s Sponge, a new Genus
cof the Hexactinellid Group of
the (Murie), Proc. (1875-80) iii.
See 'Trans., 2nd ser. Zool. vol. i.
219-234.

—, On two species of, from the Atlantic
Sea-bed (Duncan), Proc. (1880-82)
20 (title).

Spongilla, LZam., Proc. (1874-75) xx.

— Carteri, Bowerb., from Northern
India, exhib. (Lockwood), Proc.
(1875-80) xxvii.

— fluviatilis, Pallas, Proc. i. 8, 36, 126;
Proe. (1882-83) 38.

Spongiophaga communis, Carter, XX.
564.

Spongoastericus read Spongasteriscus,
Haeckel, xiv. 176.

Spongocyclia, Haeckel, xiv. 142, 146,
155, 174, 175, 176.

— cycloides, Haeckel, xiv. 174.

— elliptica, Haeckel, xiv. 174.

Spongodictyum, Haeckel, xiv. 155, 168,
175.

Spongodiscida, xiv. 175.
Spongodiscus, Khrenb., Xiv. 155, 1'74-
176

Spongosphzra, Hhrenb., xiv. 155, 168,
175

Spongospherida, xiv. 175, 177.
Spongotrochus, Haeckel, xiv. 176.
Spongurida, xiv. 173, 175.

Spongurus, Haeckel, xiv. 155, 176.

Sporendonema musce, Fries, parasitic
fungus on flies, viii. 139.

Spotton, H. B., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1875-80) li.

Spruce, Richard, Notes on some Insect
and other Migrations observed in
Equatorial America, Proc. (1866-
67) xli; ix. 346-367.

—, Ant-agency in Plant-structure, or
Modifications of Plants which
have been caused by Ants, by
whose long-continued agency they
have become hereditary, and have
acquired sufficient permanence to be
employed as Botanical Characters,
Proc. (1863-69) xliv. (title).

Squalide, v. 227.

Squalus cornubicus, G'mel., vi. 151.

Squatarola helvetica, Linn., xiii. 320.

Squid, xvii. 12.

Squilla, Fabr., Proc. ii. 376.

381

Squilla chiragra, Fabr., Xx. 526.

— Desmarestii, Risso, vi. 166; in Isle
of Wight (More), Proc. (1858-59)
Vii.

— entomon, De Geer, xvi. 13.

— Imantis read mantis, Rondel, vi. 166.

— lobata, Fabr., xv. 69.

— mantis, Rondel, vi. 166.

— marina, De Geer, Xvi. 43.

— nepa, Fabr., xx. 113.

Squire, A. B.,elected Fellow, Proc.(1858-
59) vil.

Squire, Peter, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1857-58) vi; obituary, Proc.
(1883-85) 40.

Squire, Peter Wyatt, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1875-80) xxiii.

Squirrel’s Nest exhib. (Berjeau), Proc.
(1880-82) 6.

Stacey, Henry Geo., elected Fellow, Proc,
(1883-86) 71.

Stactobia, McLachl., xvi. 162.

— atra, Hagen, xvi. 154, 161.

Stag, hornless skull of, shown (Harting),
Proce. (1887-88) 10.

Stagnicola, Montr., xi. 87.

Stagonolepis, Agass., iv. 1.

Stags, x. 372.

Staiger, Charles T., elected Fellow,
Proe. (1875-80) ii.

Staines, Frederick,
Proce. i. 235.

Stainton, H. T., elected Fellow, Proce.

elected Fellow,

(1858-59) iii; obituary, Proc.
(1892-93) 26.
—, exhibits Stathmopoda Guerinii,

Stainton, Proc. (1866-67) ii.

—, On the abnormal habits of some
Females of the genus Orgyia, Ochs.,
Proe. (1861-62) lxvi; vi. 156-164.

Stainton, J. J., elected Fellow, Proc. ii.
291; death announced, Proc,
(1875-80) ix.

Stalachtine, ix. 368.

Stalachtis, Hiibner, ix. 368, 457.

— Calliope, Linn., ix. 457.

— Duvalii, Perty, ix. 458.

— Eugenia, Cramer, ix. 457.

— Euterpe, Linn., ix. 457.

— lineata, Guér., 1x. 458.

— Magdalena, Douwb/., Westw. § Hewits.,
ix. 457.

— Margarita, Felder, ix. 458.

— Phedusa, Hiibner, ix. 458.

— Phiegetonia, Perty, ix. 457.

— Phlegeus, Fabr., ix. 457.

—.Phlegia, Cramer, ix. 457.

— Susanna, Fabr., ix. 457.

— Zephyritis, Dalm., ix. 458.

Stalagmia guttaria, Gwér., ili. 196.

382

[Stanley, Edward] Lord Bishop of Nor- |

wich, obituary, Proc. ii. 88; portrait
and bust of, Proc. (1880-90) 41.

Staphylinide, xi. 51, 66.

Staphylinus, Linn., xi. 70, 71, 84.

— erythrocephalus, Madr., xi. 57.

— oculatus, Mabr., xi. 57, 89.

— variegatus, Mannerh., x1. 57.

Starfishes, xvii. ftnote 217, 357; xx.
Ad.

—, senses of (Romanes), XVii. 131,133.

Star-gazer, XV. 53.

Stathmopoda Guerinii, Stainton, living
specimens exhib. (Stainton), Proc.
(1866-67) iv.

— pedella, Linn., Proc. (1866-67) iii.

Statoplean forms of Plumularidex, xix.
155

Staudinger’s ‘ Hxotische Schmetterlinge’
exhib. (J. J. Weir), Proc. (1883-86)
128.

Staunton, Sir Geo. Thos., obituary, Proe.
(1859-60) xxxii.

Staurolithium, Haeckel, xiv. 153, 177.

tauronema, Sollas, xiv. 193.

Stauropus (?) indeterminatus, Walk.* ,
vii. 197.

Staveley, Miss E., Observations on the
Neuration of the Hind Wings of
Hymenoptera, and on the Hooks
which unite the Wings together in
flight, Proc. (1859-60) xxxvi. See
Trans. vol. xxii. 125-138.

Steatoda albomaculata, De Geer, xv.152.

— bipunctata, Linn., xv. 152.

— castanea, Clerch, xv. 152.

— guttata, Wider, xv. 152,153; xvii.
164; stridulating-organ in (Oamp-
bell), Proc. (1875-80) lxii; xv.
152-155.

— redimita, Koch, x. 424.

— sticta, Pick.-Cambr., xv. 182.

Steatornis, Humb., 11. 143; xx. 299,
339, 851, 352, 388.

Stebbing, Rev. T. R. R., A new Aus-—
tralian Spheromid (Cyclura venosa,

Stebb.), and notes on Dynamene.

rubra, Leach, and viridis, Leach,
xii. 146-151.

Steen, Count Werner van der, elected
Fellow, Proce. (1875-80) xiv.

Steganoporella Smittii, Hincks, xx. 504.

Steindachner, Dr. Franz, elected For.
Memb., Proc. (1886-87) 14.

Steirastoma, Serv., xi. 86.

— stellio, Pascoe, Xi. 88.

Steiria equilinea, Walk. *, vii. 174.

— albistriga, Walk. *, wii. 174.

— ferrifera, Walk. * , vii. 173.

— humeralis, Walk.*, vil. 174.

— phryganeoides, Walk. * , iii. 190.

GENERAL INDEX.

Steiria repleta, Walk. *, vii. 173.

— signifera, Walk., vii. 173.

— trajiciens, Walk., vii. 173,

Stelgidopteryx, Baird, Xx. 354.

—serripennis, Baird, xx. 305, 362,

Stelidota, Hrichs., xi. 84.

— octomaculata, Say, xi. 68.

Stelis, Panz., v. 1382; xi. 391.

— abdominalis, F. Smith*, iii.7; Vv.
132; vii. 140; xi. 391.

Stellaster Belcheri, Gray, xiv. 430,
431, 443.

Stelletta, Schmidt, xx. 565.

Stellifer, Cuv., xiii. 140.

Stellio, Schneid., xii. 170, 191, 305.

Stellispongia, d’ Orb., xiv. 229.

Stelloria, d@ Orb., XViii. 86, 90, 196.

Stenamma, Westw., Proc. ii. 289.

— albipennis, Curtis *, Proc. ii. 290.

— Westwoodii, Steph., Proe. ii. 290.

Stenares, Hagen, ix. 274.

— hyena, Dalm., ix. 276.

— improbus, Walk., ix. 276.

Stenaspidius, Westw. *, Proc. i. 866.

— nigricornis, Westw. *, Proc. 1. 366.

Stenelais, Ki7b., ix. 32.

— articulata, Kind., ix. 33.

— Blanchardi, Kind., ix. 34.

— Helenx, Kinb., ix. 33.

— levis, Kinb., ix. 34.

— oculata, Kind., ix. 34.

Stenidia, Brullé, ix. 82.

Steno tucuxi, Gray, xiii. 36.

Stenochia, Kirby, xi. 89,

Stenochorus, Hope, ix. 131.

— acauthocerus, Hope, ix. 141.

— angustatus, Boisd., ix. 130.

— assimilis, Hope, ix. 141.

— biguttatus, Donov., ix. 99, 180.

— cruciger, Hope, ix. 141.

— dorsalis, MucLeay, ix. 98, 128.

— inscriptus, Germ., ix. 131.

— latus, Hope, ix 141.

— lepturoides, Boisd., ix. 122.

— longipennis, Hope, ix. 131.

— Mitchelli, Hope, ix. 132.

— obseurus, Donov., ix. 99, 132.

— punctatus, Kirby, ix. 131.

— rhombifer, Hope, ix. 130. -

— robustus, Germ., ix. 131.

— Roei, Hope, ix. 130.

— rubripes, Bozsd., ix. 130.

— semipunctatus, Fabr., ix. 98, 151.

— semipunctatus, Boisd., ix. 131.

— simplex, Gyllenh., ix. 134.

— guturalis, Oliv., ix. 120.

— trimaculatus, Hope, ix. 131.

— tunicatus, Hope, ix. 141.

— undulatus, Hope, ix. 141.

— uniguttatus, Hope, ix. 130.

— vicinus, Hope, ix. 141.

GENERAL INDEX.

Stenocionopinag, xiv. 652.

Stenocionops, Latr., xiv. 637, 640, 652.

— cervicornis, Herbst, Xiv. 652.

Stenocorus, Fabr., ix. 131.

Stenocyathus,Pourt., KXVili. 21, 25, 194.

Stenoderine, ix. 118, 300.

Stenoderus, Serv., ix. 120.

— concolor, MacLeay, ix. 120.

— deustus, Newm., ix. 121.

— grammicus, Newm., ix. 120.

— labiatus, Pascoe, ix. 120.

— maculicornis, Sawnd., ix. 120.

— ostricilla, Newm., ix. 120.

— pulcher, Hope, ix. 122.

— qnietus, Newm., ix. 120.

— rectus, Newm., ix. 120.

— suturalis, Oliv., ix. 120.

Stenogaster fulgipennis, Guér., Ki. 378.

Stenogyra, H. de From., xviii. 83, 84,
204.

Stenogyra (Opeas) Beckiana, Pfeiffer,
xx. 502.

— (O.) octonoides, C. B. Adams, xx. 502.

— (O.) subula, Pfeiffer, xx. 502.

Stenoperla, McLachl., ix. 260.

Stenophasmus, F. Smith*, iii. 169;
xi. 399.

— ruficeps, #. Smith *, iii. 170; vii.
141; xi. 399.

Stenophida, Pascoe * , xix. 319, 336.

— linearis, Pascoe * , xix. 319, 336.‘

Stenophylax, Kol., xi. 108; xiv. 730;
Xvi. 157.

— aspersus, Ramb., xvi. 157, 158.

— dubius, Steph., xi. 109.

— gentilis, McLachl.* , xi. 108.

— hieroglyphicus, Steph., xi. 108, 109.

— limbatus, MeLachl. * , xi. 108, 140.

— oblitus, Hagen, xvi. 157, 158.

— punctatissimus, Szeph., xi. 109.

— striatus, Kol., xi. 108, 109.

Stenopola dorsalis, Thunb., xx. 531,536.

— dorsalis, Stal, xx. 536.

Stenopora, Lonsd., xiii. 367.

Stenops tardigradus, van der Hoeven, ii.
18.

Stenopsocus cruciatus, Linn., xvi. 155,
175.

— immaculatus, Steph., xiv. 733.

Stenopsyche, McLachi., xi. 134.

— eriseipennis, McLachl., xi. 134.

Stenoptychide, xv. 83.

Stenopusculus, Richters, Xx. 523.

— erassimanus, Richters, XX. 523, 525.

— spinosus, Pocock * , xx. 506, 523.

Stenorhynchus, Lam., xiv. 640, 643.

— longirostris, Milne-Edw.,xx.454,468.

— Phalangium, Penn., vi. 166.

—rostratus, Linn., xiv. 648, 672;
xx, 454, 468.

- Stenorhynchus

383

tenuirostris, Leach,
XVII. 98.

Stenosmilia, H. de From., XViil. 98, 99,
196.

Stenosmylus, McLachi. * , ix. 266, 267.

— conspersus, Walk., ix. 268.

— longicornis, Watk., ix. 268.

— longipennis, Watk., ix. 268.

— stenopterus, McLachl.*, ix. 268,
266, 267.

— tenuis, Walk., ix. 267.

— tuberculatus, Walk., ix. 268.

Stenosoma, Leach., xwi. 2, 19, 20.

— acuminatum, Leach, xvi. 59.

— denticulatum, Risso, xvi. 84.

— eruginosa, Costa, Xvi. 46.

— filiformis, Suy, xvi. 77.

— egracillimum, Dana, Xvi. 35.

— hecticum, Desm., xvi. 46.

— irrorata, Say, Xvi. 26.

— lineare, Leach, xvi. 47.

— pusilla, Hichw., xvi. 27.

— viridula, Costa, Xvi. 46.

Stenostola, Malsant, Xvili. 259.

— anomala, Bates * , xviii. 207, 259.

—argyrosticta, Bates*, Xvili. 207,
258, 259.

— nigripes, Fabr., xviii. 258.

Stenothoé monoculoides, Mont., xx. 456.

Stentor cxruleus, Khrenb., Proc. (1874—
1D) 33%

— Milleri, Ehrend., Proc. (1874-75) xx.

Stenura, De7., Xviii. 221.

— adumbrata, Bates * , Xvili. 220.

— mimica, Bates * , Xviii. 206, 219.

— nymphula, Bates * , xviii. 206, 220.

— subtilis, Bates * , xviii. 206, 219.

— thoracica, Crewtz., xviii. 220.

— vicaria, Bates * , xviii. 206, 218.

Stenus, Latr., xi. 71.

Stenygrinum quadrinotatum,
Xviii. 209.

Stephanaria, Verril/, xviii. 160, 198.

Stephanaroida, xviii. 160, 198.

Stephanastreea, Héall., xviii. 120, 121,
204.

Stephanastrum, Hhrenb., Xiv.
176.

Stephanoceros Hichhorni, Khrend., Proc.
ii. 96.

Stephanoceenia, Milne-Edw. § Haime,
Xvili. 120, 121, 197.

Stephanocyathus, Seg., KViii. 21, 22,
203

Bates,

154,

Stephanophyllia, Mich., xviii. 31, 173,
174, 199.

Stephanophyllioida, xviii. 173, 199.

Stephanops, Shuckard, ix. 122.

— nasutus, Shuckard, ix. 122.

Stephanopsis, Pick.-Camb. * , X. 265,

384

Stephanoscyphus mirabilis, A/lman * ,
the type ofa new Order of Hydrozoa
(Allman), Proc. (1874-75) ii. See
Trans., 2nd ser. Zool. vol. i. 61-66.

Stephanoseris, #. de From., Xviii. 152,
153, 198, 204.

Stephanosmilia, Reuss, Kviii. 61, 62,
195, 204.

Stephanotrochus, Moseley, xviii. 16,
28, 29, 194.

Stephanurus dentatus, Dies., xii. 286,
287.

Stephens, H. C., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1880-82) 35.

Stephens, H. G. W., elected Fellow,
Proe. (1880-82) 35.
Stephens, James Francis,

Proce. i. 239.

Stephens, R. Darell, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1875-80) lii.

Stephenson, Simon, death announced,
Proce. i. 207.

Steraspis, Solier, xi. 54.

Stercorariine, xiv. 390, 391.

Stercorarius antarcticus, Gray, Xiv.
394.

— asiaticus, Hume, Xiv. 392.

— catarrhactes, Vieill., xiv. 392, 393,
394.

— chilensis, Bonap., xiv. 393, 394.

— crepidatus, Gmel., xiv. 391, 392.

— longicaudatus, Degland, xiv. 122.

— parasiticus, Linn., Xiv. 391, 392.

—pomatorhinus, Temm., Xiv. 392.

Stereopsammia, Milne-Edw. g¢ Haime,
xviii. 177, 179, 199.

Sterna, Linn., xiv. 405.

— albigena, Licht., xiv. 402.

—aleutica, Baird, xiv. 403.

— anstheta, Scop., xiv. 404.

— anglica, Montagu, xiv. 403.

— antarctica, Wagler, xiv. 402, 406.

— balenarum, Strick/., xiv. 408.

— Bergii, Licht., xiv. 402.

— cantiaca, Gmel., Vv. 14, 36,46; xiv.
401, 402.

— cantica (read cantiaca), Gmel., v. 14.

— caspia, Pallas, xiv. 401.

— caspica, Sparrm., Vv. 48.

— Dougalli, Kaup, xiv. 403.

— elegans, Gambel, xiv. 401.

— eurygnathus, H. Saunders, xiv. 401.

— fluviatilis, Nawm., xiv. 401, 402.

— frontalis, Gray, Xiv. 402.

— fuliginosa, Lath. (Sooty Tern), ex-
hibited (Yarrell), Proc. ii. 213;
xiv. 404.

— hirundinacea, Zess., xiv. 402, 406.

— Hirundo, Linn., v. 36, 46.

— lunata, Peale, xiv. 404.

obituary,

GENERAL INDEX.

Sterna macroura read macrura, Vawm.,
v. 46

— macrura,
401.

— magnirostris, Licht., xiv. 403.

— media, Horsf., xiv. 401.

— melanauchen, Temm., ii. 170; Xiii.
505 ; xiv. 403.

— minuta, Linn., v. 14; xiv. 403.

— nigra, Linn., v. 36; xiv. 403.

seena, Sykes, Xiv. 403.

— Trudeaui, Aud., xiv. 403.

— velox, Riipp. ?, ii. 170.

— virgata, Cab., xiv. 402.

— vittata, Gmel., xiv. 402.

Sternaspis, Otto, xii. 210.

Sternberg, Gaspard, Count, obituary
notice, Proce. i, 35.

Sternine, xiv. 390, 391, 401, 404,
406.

Sternocera, Hschsch., xi. 53, 54.

Sternotherus, Bell, Proc. (1888-90) 53.

— odoratus (Bosc), Daud., v. 42.

Steropes, Baird, x. 500.

Stevens, Samuel, elected Fellow, Proc.
ii. 101.

—, exhibits Birds collected by A. R.
Wallace at Waigiou and Mysol,
nee New Guinea, Proc. (1861-62)
iv.

—,— Euchirus, Burm., specimens of,
Proce. ii. 371.

—, — Euplectella aspergillum, Owen,
Proc. (1866-67) v.

—, — Insects from China and Natal,
Proe. ii. 287.

—,— Ornithoptera Brookeana, Wail-
lace, Proce. ii. 428.

Stevenson, Henry, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1864-65) i; obituary, Proc. (1888—
90) 11, 50.

Stewart, Alex. Young, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1875-80) xvii; death an-
nounced, Proc. (1888-90) 75.

Stewart, Prof. Charles, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1865-66) vi.

—, On an irregular species of Ambly-
pneustes griseus, Agass., Proc.
(1875-80) Ivi, lvii; xv. 130.

—, On certain Organs of the Cidaridz,
Proe. (1875-80) xxv. See Trans.,
2nd ser., Zool. vol. i. 569-572.

—, On the Spicula of the Regular
Echinoidea, Proc. (1865-66) iii.
See Trans. vol. xxv. 365-371.

—, exhibits Lizards showing pineal eye,
Proe. (1888-90) 75.

—, — Noctilio leporinus, Zznn., and
Remarks on piscivorous habits of,

Proe. (1888-90) 7.

Naum, v. 46; Xiv.

GENERAL INDEX.

Stewart, Prof. Charles, exhibits Ovum
and Generative Organs of Helix
hemostoma, Linn., Proc. (1880-
82) 13.

—, — Seaweed -covered Crabs, Proc.
(1888-90) 70.

—, — Skulls of Ornithorhynchus para-
doxus, Blumenb., Proc. (1880-90)
53

—,— Stridulating apparatus of Sphe-

rotherium, Brandt, sp. from
Borneo, Proc. (1883-86) 118.
—,— Stridulating organs of Spiny

Lobster (Palinurus, fabr.), Proce.
(1883-86) 122.

Stewart, Dr. John Lindsay, elected Fel-
low, Proc. (1864-65) v; obituary,
Proe. (1873-74) lvii.

Stiamus, Pascoe * , xix. 319, 325.

— brachyurus, Pascoe * , xix. 319,325,
336.

Stibara, Hope *, Proc. i. 79, -

— tetraspilota, Hope * , Proc. i. 79.

— trilineata, Hope * , Proc. i. 79.

Stibastrea, Htallon, xviii. 91, 93, 196.

Stiboria, Hiallon, XvViil. 85, 88, 196.

Stichzus lampetreformis, Walb., Xx.
446,

Stichaster roseus, O. F. Miiller, xvii.
103, 104; xxx. 45, 458.

Stichocyrtida, Haeckel, xiv. 178.

Sticklebacks, xiii. 110-116; xv. 36-
45.

—, Gyrodactylus elegans, Nordm., para-
sitic on (Bradley), Proc. (1859-60)
v; v. 209-210; (Cobbold), Proce.
(1861-62) lv.

—, On some Irish (Gasterosteus, Zinn.)
(Day), Proc. (1875-80) xiii ; xiii.
110-116.

Stictoplea, Butler, xiv. 291, 292.

— binotata, Butler * , xiv. 302.

— consimilis, Helder, xiv. 302.

— Doleschalii, Felder, xiv. 308.

— Huphon, fabr., xiv. 303.

— gloriosa, Butler, xiv. 301.

— Grotei, Felder, xiv. 302.

— Hopei, Felder, xiv. 302.

— immaculata, Butler * , xiv. 303.

— inequalis, Butler * , xiv. 302.

- —inconspicua, Butler * , xiv. 302.

— latifiea, Butler, xiv. 302.

— lankana, Moore, xiv. 302.

— microsticta, Butler * , xiv. 302.

— mesta, Butler, Xiv. 303.

— montana, Felder, xiv. 302.

— palla, Butler, xiv. 303.

— Pelor, Doudl., xiv. 303.

— picina, Butler, xiv. 302.

— Swinhoei, Wallace, xiv. 302.

385

Stictoplea Sylvester, Fuér., xiv. 303.
— tristis, Butler, xiv. 303.
Stictoptera, Gwen., ix. 182.
Siiemairachelusy Schonh., Xi. 67; Kix.

322.
— alternans, Fa@hrs., xix. 323.
— flexuosus, Pascoe * , xix. 319, 324.
— longiceps, Pascoe * , Kix. 319, 323.
— ruptus, Pascoe * , xix. 319, 323.
— vittatus, Pascoe * , xix. 319, 322.
Stigmodera, E'schsch., xi. 41, 53.
—, new species of (H. Saunders), Proc.

(1867-68) xiii; ix. 460-483.
— abdominalis, Saund. * , ix. 467.
— eneicornis, Saund. * , ix. 472.
— affinis, Sawnd.* , ix. 461.
— amplipennis, Sawnd. * , ix. 480,
— bifasciata, Saund. * , ix. 463.
— bimaculata, Saund. * , ix. 481.
— Bonvouloiri, Saund. * , ix. 460.
— carminea, Saund. * , ix. 474.
— costata, Saund.* , ix. 470.
— crux, Saund. * , ix. 473.
— cupricauda, Sawnd. * , ix. 475.
— cupricollis, Saund. * , ix. 470.
— curta, Saund. * , ix. 467.
— eyanipes, Saund. * , ix. 468.
— cylindracea, Saund.* , ix. 476.
— distincta, Saund. * , ix. 473.
— elongata, Saund.* , ix. 480.
— gibbicollis, Sawnd. * , ix. 470.
— inconspicua, Saund. * , ix. 476.
— Jansonii, Sawnd. * , ix. 462.
— Jekellii, Saund. * , ix. 467.
— jucunda, Sawnd.* , ix. 481.
— levicollis, Saund.* , ix. 466.
— laticollis, Thoms., ix. 465.
— limbata, Cast. et Gory, ix. 461.
— lobicollis, Saund. * , ix. 462.
— luteocincta, Saund. * , ix. 478.
— maculipennis, Sawnd. * , ix. 480.
— marginicollis, Sawnd. * , ix. 469.
— mimus, Sauwnd.* ,ix. 479.
— Mnizechii, Sawnd.* , ix. 460.
— obscuripennis, Saund. * , ix. 475.
— octomaculata, Saund. * , ix. 472.
— Pascoei, Saund.* , ix. 463.
— pictipennis, Sawnd.*, ix. 471.
— piliventris, Sawnd. * , ix. 473.
— producta, Saund. * , ix. 482.
— punctato-striata, Sauwnd. * , ix. 466.
— 4-fasciata, Saund. * , ix. 477.
— rectifasciata, Saund. * , ix. 472,
— sanguineocincta, Saund. * , ix. 460.
— sanguiniventris, Saund. *, ix. 465,
— semisuturalis, Saund.*, ix. 468.
— sexmaculata, Saund. * , ix. 465.
— similis, Saund. * , ix. 463.
— subbifasciata, Saund. * , ix. 479.
— Thomsoni, Saund. * , ix. 477.

Ze

386
Stigmodera thoracica, Saund.*, ix.
464

— trimaculata, Sawnd. * , ix. 482.

— vittata, Saund. * , ix. 478.

— Westwoodii, Saund. * , ix. 464.

— Wilsoni, Saund.* , ix. 476.

Stigmoderidz, iv. 183.

Stigmotrachelus, see Stigmatrachelus.

Stilbognathus, v. Martens, xiv. 640,
652.

— erythreus, v. Martens, Xiv. 653.

Stilbopteryx, Newm., ix. 274; xi, 228,
ftnote 229, 254,

— costalis, Newm., Xi. 229.

Stilbula, Spin., xx. 31, 33.

— cynipiformis, Rossi, Xx. 37.

Stilbum, Spin., xi. 397.

— amethystinum, Fabr., iii. 177; vii.
144; xi. 397.

— splendidum, Fabr., iii. 177; v. 66;
wii. 144; xi. 397.

Stirling, Jas., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1882-83) 6.

Stirton, Dr. Jas., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1875-80) ii.

Stizus fasciatus, Dahlb., xi. 367.

— vespiformis, Dahib., ii 104; xi.
367.

Stoat, exhib. (Dr. E. A. Heath), Proc.
(1883-86) 71; xiii. $28.

Stobbs, Rev. John, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1875-80) xvi.

Stobbs, Rev. W., elected Associate. Proc.
i. 46; obituary, Proc.(1863—-64) xliii.

Stockdale, Rev. Wm., obituary, Proc.
(1857-58) xl.

Stocks, Dr. John Ellerton,
Fellow, Proce. i. 355;
Proce. ii. 416.

Stokes, Charles, obituary, Proc. 11. 299,
312.

Stomatella, Zam., xv. 165.

— haliotoidea, Sow., xii. 560.

— nigra, Quoy § Gaim., Xx. 503.

Stomatia angulata, A. Adams, xii.
559.

Stomatoceras, Kirby *, xvii. 54, 62,
63; xx. 36.

— diversicornis, Kirby * , Xx. 36, 37.

— liberator, Walk., xvii. 77.

— Magrettii, Kirby * , xx. 35, 36, 37.

Stomatopoda, xx. 113, 526.

elected
obituary,

Stomatopora granulata, Milne-Edw.,
xx. 454,

Stomobrachium octocostatum, Forbes,
sli. 526,

Stone, Henry Charles, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1882-83) 3.

Stone, Herbert, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1888-90) 4.

GENERAL INDEX.

Stone, John Benj., elected Fellow, Proce,
(1886-87) 12.

Stone, J. F. M. H., elected Fellow,
Proce. (1873-74) xi.

Stone, J. Harris, On Lychnis viscaria,
Linn., as a trap for ants, shown,
Proc. (1880-82) 28.

Stone, J. Neeson, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1882-83) 2.

Stone, Wm., elected Fellow, Proe.
(1875-80) x1.

Stonham, Henry L., elected Fellow,
Proe. (1888-90) 68.

Storeus, Schénh., xi. 460.

Stork, White, photographs of, shown
(Bidwell), Proc. (1886-87) 13.

Stormy Petrel (J. Couch), Proce. i. 2.

Story, Edwin, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1867-68) cxxiv; obituary, Proc.
(1886-87) 42.

Strachan, Patrick Leigh, elected Fellow,
Proe. i. 21.

Strachey, Major Richard,
Fellow, Proc. (1858-59) ii.

Strangalia, Serv., XVvili. 206, 222.

— contracta, Bates * , xviii. 206, 228,

— dulcis, Bates * , xviii. 206, 222.

— regalis, Bates*, xviii. 206, 223.

Strangaliodides, x. 440.

Strangalomorpha, Blessig, xviii. 221.

— enescens, Bates *, xviii. 206, 221.

— tenuis, Blessig, XViii. 221.

Strategus Anteus, Mabr., xx. 550.

Straticus, Pascoe * , Xix. 319, 326.

— funestus, Pascoe * , xix. 319, 327.

Stratiomide, i, 108; ili. 78; iv. 94;
v. 145, 166, 232, 258, 270, 300;
vi. 4, 17, 20; vii. 203, 223, 232-;
viii. 106; ix. 2-6.

Stratiomys, Geoffr,, iv. 94; vi. 4;
viii. 106; ix. 3-6.

— equalis, Walk. *, v. 271; ix. 10.

— atraria, Walk.*, vi. 106; ix. 10.

— bifascia, Walk. * , -v. 232; ix. 10.

— Chameleon, Linn., larva of (Ham-
mond), Proc. (1888-86) 125.

— cinctilinea, Walk.*, vi. 4; ix. 10,

— confertissima, Walk. * , iii. 79; ix.
10.

— finalis, Walk.*, iv. 94; v. 258;
ix. 10.

— immiscens, Walk. * , iv. 94; ix. 10.

— Lutatius, Walk., 1. 7; ix. 10.

— nexura, Walk.* , iii. 80; ix. 10,

—parallela, Waik.*, vi. 107; ix.
10.

— restricta, Walk.*, vii. 203; ix.
10.

Stratton, Frederic, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1868-69) xxvii.

elected

GENERAL INDEX.

Strebloceras, Carp., Proc. (1867-68)
exxix; X. 254, 258, 263, 264.

— Edwardsii, Deshayes, x. 263, 264.

Streeter, Dr. Robt. Jas. Nicholl, elected
Fellow, Proc. i. 279; obituary,
Proc. ii. 48.

Strepera, Less., 11. 141.

Strephona, Browne, xv. 242.

Strepsilas interpres, Jinn., ii. 169;
xiv. 119.

Strepsiptera (Curtis), Proc. i. 212, 318,
Bile) 3 rere, Oe).

Strepsipterous Insect parasitic on Ho-
mopterous Insect (Westwood),
Proc. (1856-57) vi (title).

Strepsirhina, Geoffr., ii. 37.

Streptocerus, Dg., x1. 52.

Strickland, Sir Charles Wm., elected
Fellow, Proc. (1875-80) xvi.

Stridulantia, i. 83, 141; x. 82.

Stridulating apparatus of Sphzrothe-
rium, Brandt, sp., from Borneo,
exhib. (Prof. Stewart), Proc. (1883-
86), 118.

— organs of Spiny Lobster (Palinurus,
Fabr.), exhib. (Prof. Stewart), Proc.
(1883-86) 122.

— —, on supposed, of Steatoda guttata,
Wider, and Linyphia tenebricola,
Wider (F. Maule Campbell), xv.
152-55.

Strigatella amphorella, Lam., vii.
199.

— scutulata, Chemn., vii. 199.

Striges, xvii. 407.

Strigia, Abildg., v.44. -

— Anatis Tadorne, Viborg, v. 46.

— candida, Abildg., v. 46.

— Falconis Palumbarii, Viborg, v. 48.

Strigide, ii. 155; xiii. 330, 490.

Strigops, Gray, ii. 141, 142.

— habroptilus, Gray, (Journ. Bot.) ix.
141.

Strix aluco, Linn., v. 35, 44, 48.

— Arfaki (Schl.), Salvad., xvi. 425.

— brachyotus, Linn., v. 44.

— bubo, Linn., xiii. 107.

— delicatula, Gould, xvi. 425.

— flammea, Linn., v. 14, 35, 43, 48;
xiii. 490; xvii. 440.

— nyctea, Linn., v. 44.

— Otus, Linn., v. 44, 48.

— passerina, Linn., v. 44.

— perlata, Vieill., v. 14.

— pygmea, Bechst., v. 44.

— Tengmalmi, Gmel., v. 44.

Strom, Hans, correspondence with
Linnzus, Xii. 198.

Stromaleus, read Stromateus, Linn, v.

387

Stromateus fiatola, Zinn., v. 37.

— similis, Gi/J (=Poronotus similis,
Gill), xv. 52.

Stromatium, Serv., xi. 86.

SCDOT Hall, xiv. 210, 2193,
222.

— canadense, Nich. & Murie*, xiv.
228, 244, 245.

— rugosum, Hall, xiv. 213, 223.

Stromatopora, Goldf., On the Minute
Structure of (Nicholson and
Murie), xiv. 187-246; xviii.
191.

— astroites, Von Rosen, xiv. 210.

— coneentrica, Goldf., xiv. 188, 189,
193, 195, 203, 230.

— constellata, Hall, xiv. 210.

— discoideum, Lonsd., xiv. 218, 232,
233.

— elegans, Von Rosen, xiv. 210.

— expansa, Hall § Whitf., xiv. 218.

—granulata, Mich., xiv. 206, 210,
218, 219, 232, 242, 248.

— Hindei, Nich., xiv. 209, 210.

—incrustans, Hall §& Whit}. xiv.
210.

—mammillata, Nich., xiv. 242.

— nodulata, Nich., xiv. 206, 207, 218,

219, 242.

— nulliporoides, Mch., xiv. 218,
219.

— ostiolata, Nich., xiv. 192, 210, 218,
243.

— perforata, Nich., xiv. 211, 218.

— polymorpha, Goldf., xiv. 188-190,
217, 218, 230.

— ponderosa, Nich., xiv. 210.

— rugosa, Hall, xiv. 195.

— Schmidtii, Von Rosen, xiv. 210.

— solidula, Hall & Whitf., xiv. 210.

— striatella, D’Orb., xiv. 210, 211,
221, 242.

— subtilis, McCoy, xiv. 189.

— tuberculata, Mich., xiv. 210, 218,
219, 233, 238, 241.

— typica, Von Rosen, xiv. 210, 218.

Stromatoporoidea, Nich. & Murie*,
xiv. 241.

Strombidz, Japanese (Adams), Proe.
(1862-68) iv; vii. 91, 92; xv.
244, :

Strombidium sulcatum, Clap. & Lachin.,
Proc. (1874-75) xvi.

Strombocerine, x. 437.

Strombus, Linn., iv. 45, 73-75; xv.
163; xviii. 268.

— accinctus, Born, Vii. 92.

— ater, Linn., iv. 74.

— auris-Diauz, Linn., iv. 73.

| — Campbelli, Gray, vii. 92.
22

388

Strombus Canarium, Linn., iv. 74.

— chiragra, Linn., iv. 73.

— dentatus, Linn., iv. 74.

—emarginatus (read marginatus),
Linn., in. 74.

— epidromis, Linn., iv. 74.

— gallus, Linn., iv. 73.

— gibberulus, Linn., iv. 73.

— gigas, Linn., iv. 74.

— japonicus, Reeve, Wii. 92.

— lambis, Linn., iv. 73.

— latissimus, Linn., iv. 73.

— lentiginosus, Linn., iv. 73.

— lividus, Linn., iv. 74.

— Luhuanus, Linn., iv. 73; vii. 92.

— marginatus, Linn., iv. 74.

— millepeda, Linn., iv. 73.

— mutabilis, Linn., iv. 74.

— palustris, Linn., iv. 75.

— pugilis, Linn., iv. 73.

— scorpius, Linn., iv. 73.

— succinetus, Linn., iv. 74; vil. 92.

— turritus, Linn., vii. 92.

— urceus, Linn., iv. 74.

— vittatus, Zinn., iv. 74; vii. 92.

Stromsild, xv. 78.

Strongylocentrotus, Brandt, xiii. 79 ;
xiv. 434; xix. 28, 96, 110, 200;
xx. 58.

— drobachiensis, Miller, xvii. 103,
104; xix. 56.

— intermedius, Barnes, xiv. 434, 444.

— intermedius, Agass., Xiv. 434, 443.

— lividus, Lam., xix. 179, 198, 211.

Strongylognathus, Mayr, xvi. 116,

— featacens, Schenck, xiii. 258. -

Strongylopterides, xii. 92.

Strongylopterus, Schonh., xi. 479, 480,
481

Strongylosoma, Brandt, Proc. i. 194.

Strongylurus, Hope, ix. 101, 133.

— ceresioides, Pascoe * , ix. 308.

— cretifer, Hope, ix. 133.

— orbatus, Pascoe * , ix. 100.

— scutellatus, Hope, ix. 101, 183, 308.

— thoracicus, Pascoe, ix. 133.

— varicornis, Hope, ix. 133.

Strongylus, Miller, ix. 176.

— armatus, Rud., Vili. 142; xix. 288.

— Arnfieldi, Cobb.* , Proc. (1883-86)
126; xix. 284, 285, 292.

— Axei, Cobb. * , Proc. (1883-86) 124;
xix. 259-264.

— commutatus, Dées., xiii, 45.

— contortus, Rud., xvi. 186; xix.
260.

— Douglasii, Cobb. * , Proc. (1880-82)
23; xvi. 184-188; xix. 260,
263.

GENERAL INDEX.

Strongylus falcifer, Cobb., xv. 333.

— filaria, Rud., xix. 285.

— foliatus, Codb., xv. 333.

— Meleagris Gallopavonis, Bellingham,
v. 308.

— micrurus, Mehlis, xix. 284, 285.

— nodularis, Rud., xvi. 185.

— pergracilis, Cobb., xvi. 187; xix.
260

— retorteformis, Zeder, xvi. 185.

— tetracanthus, Mehlis, Xiii. 45 ; xix.
284, 286, 287, 290, 292.

— trachealis, Nathusius, v. 305.

— ventricosus, Rud., Xvi. 185.

Strophosomus, Schonh., x. 471; Xi.
440.

Stroud, Jas. Wm., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1888-90) 2.

Strumeta, Walk.* , i. 83; v.168; ix.
5

—coneisa, Walk.*, vii. 227; ix.
28.

— conformis, Walk. * .i. 34; ix. 27.

—helomyzoides, Walk.*, vii. 220;
ix. 28.

— repleta, Walk.*, v. 296, 301; ix.
2

6

Strumigenys, Ff. Smith, xi. 334.

— (Labidogenys) lyroessa, Hoger, Xi.
334,

Struthidea, Gould, ii. 141.

Struthio, Zinn., ii. 138.

—camelus, Linn., Xiti.
184.

— molybdophanes,
263.

Struthiones, Wagler, ii. 137-145.

Struthionide, ii. 168.

Struthious Birds, xii. 188, 190, 299,
319, 435.

Strymon acadica, W. H. Hdw., xvi.
469.

— auretorum, Boisd., xvi. 469.

— californica, W. H. Hdw., xvi. 469.

— dumetorum, Boisd., xvi. 470.

— Edwardsii, Scudder, xvi. 469,

— Eryphon, Boisd., xvi. 470.

— hyperici, Boisd. § Lec., xvi. 469.

— Melinus, Hiibner, xvi. 469.2

— Mopsus, Hiibner, xvi. 469.

— sepium, Boisd., xvi. 469.

— tetra, W. H. Hdw., xvi. 469.

Stuart, Alfred Saml. Castle-Stuart,
elected Fellow, Proc. (1887-88)
5. :

Stuart, Daniel, obituary, Proc. 1. 389.

Stubbs, 8., elected Fellow, Proc. (1880-
82) 11.

Sturges, Rev. T. R. H., elected Fellow,
Proce. (1880-82) 23.

107; xvi.

Feichen., ix.

GENERAL INDEX.

Sturionidz, ix. 163-166.

Sturnella, Veedd/., xx. 310.

Sturnidz, ii. 133, 164; xiii. 318, 501.

Sturnine, Xvii. 426.

Sturnoides, Jacg. § Pucher., ii. 141.

Sturnopastor, Hodgson, iv. 173.

Sturnus collaris, Scop. (Linné), Proc. ii.
32.

— vulgaris, Linn., v. 38.

Sturt, Capt. Charles, obituary, Proc.
(1869-70) cx.

Stutchbury, Saml.,
(1858-59) xlviii.

Styanax, Pascoe, xi. 164; xii. 84.

— carbonarius, Pascoe * , xi. 165, 218;

obituary, Proc.

xii. 84,

Stycla, Hance., ix. 310-346

— mamillaris, Pallas, ix. 317, 330.

— tuberosa, Macgiil., ix. 310, 311, 314,
316, 318, 332, 335.

— variabilis, Hanc., ix. 318.

Styela, MaeLeay, xv. 330, 331; Xvi.
5382

— ageregata, O. F. Mill., xvi. 531.
— grossularia, van Bened., xv. 331;
Xvi. 530, 531; xx. 448, 466.

— pomaria, Traustedt, xvi. 582.
— rustica, Linn,, xx. 448, 466.
Stylangia, HK. de From., xviii. 44, 46,
204,
Stylangia, Reuss, Xviii. 66, 68, 195.
Stylarza, Seebach, xviii. 184, 186, 199.
Stylarea, Milne-Kdw. & Haime, XViii.
187, 204.
Stylaria=Styllaria, Bory, xx. 99.
_Stylaster, Gray, Proc. (1883-86) 120;
XViii. 36.
Stylasteride, xviii. 36.
Stylastrea, LH. de From., xviii. 109,
111, 197.
Stylifer, Broderip, xvii. 112, 130.
— bryehius, Watson * , xvii. 130.
Stylina, Milne-Edw. § Haime, xviii.
40, 109, 111, 197.
Stylinaceze agglomerate, xviii. 103.
Stylinide, X Vili. 36.
Stylinoida, XViii. 103, 109, 197.
Stylocerus, Smith, X. 38.
Stylochus, Hhrenb., Proc. (1883-86) 16.
Styloceenia, Milne-Edw. § Haime,
Xvili. 120, 122, 197.
Stylocora, £. de From., Xviii. 72, 73,
196.
Stylocora, Reuss, Xviii. 72, 73, 196.
Stylocyathaus, Reuss, X viii. 204.
Stylocyathus, d’Ord., xviii. 18, 19,
194

Stylocyclia, Ehrenb., xiv. 176.
Stylodicta read Stylodictya, Hhrenb.,
xiv. 168.

389

Stylodictya, Hhrenbd., xiv. 168, 176.

Stylodictyon, Nich. § Murie*, xiv.
221, 222, 238, 240.

—columnare, Nich, xiv. 221, 244,
245.

—retiforme, Mich. & Murie*, xiv.
212, 222, 244.

Stylohelia, H. de From., xviii. 45, 195.

Stylomxandra, HL. de From., Xviii. 136,
140, 198.

Stylophora, Milne-Edw.
XVili. 35, 45, 195.

Stylophoride, xviii. 8.

Stylophoroida, xviii. 37, 44, 195.

Stylops, Kirby, Proc. i. 319; Proce. ii.
70; viii. 88.

— aterrimus, Newport * , Proc. i. 319.

— Melitte, Kirby, Proc. i. 319..

Stylosmilia, Milne-Hdw. g Haime,
Xvili. 72, 196.

Stylosmilioida, xviii. 72, 196.

Stylospira, Haeckel, xiv. 154, 176.

Stylospongia, Haeckel, xiv. 175, 176.

Stylotrochus, H. de From., xviii. 18,
19, 194, 203.

Stymbara, Walk. *, viii. 127.

— vagaria, Walk. * , viii. 127; ix. 29.

Styphlus, Schonh., x1. 450.

Stypiura, Kirby * , Xvii. 54, 59.

— conigastra, Perty, XVii. 66, 77.

Styracaster, Sladen * , xvii. 215, 217,
229,

— armatus, Sladen * , xvii. 232.

— horridus, Sladen * , xvii. 229.

Suberites ficus, Johnst., xvii. 107, 108;
xx. 460.

— fuliginosus, Carter, xv. 478.

— massa, Schmidt, xx. 566, 568.

— suberea, Mont., xx. 460.

Suberotelites mercator, Schmidt, xv.
478.

Subula flavipes, Dol., v. 166,

— vittata, Del., v. 166.

Succinea, Draparn., Ki. 18; xii. 296;
xv. 163.

—- Pfeifferi, Rossm., Proc. ii. 118, 121,
122.

— putris, Linn., Proc. ii. 118, 122.

Succinex, xi. 21.

Suche, Dr. Geo., death announced, Proce.
(1880-82) 13.

Sucking-fish, xv. 51.

Sugar-Cane, ‘‘ Borer” in (J. O. West-
wood), i. 102-103.

Suide, ii. 153.

Sula, Brisson, nasal region of (Ewart)
xv. 456.

— australis, Gowld, iii. 33.

— fusca, Brisson, v. 43.

— leucogastra, Bodd., xx. 480.

§ Haime,

390

Sullivan, D., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1883-86) 77.

Sulu, see Sula, i1i. 33.

Sunius, Stephens, xi. 49, 71, 84.

Suphalasca, Lefebv., Ki. 219, 222, 225,
228, 233, 242, 246, 249, 253.

— abdominalis, McLachl.*, xi. 258,
275.

— africana, McLachl.* , xi. 259, 264,
275.

— Caledon, McLachl. * , xi. 258, 275.

—cephalotes, McLachl.*, xi. 258,
275.

— Dietrichie, Brauer, Xi. 256, 275.

— difformis, McLachl.* , xi. 257, 258,
275.

— flavipes, Leach, xi. 254, 255, 275.

— importuna, Walk., xi. 255, 276.

—inconspicua, McLachi.*, xi. 256,
276.

— magna, McLachl. * , xi. 256, 276.

— malayana, McLachl. * , xi. 257, 276.

— sabulosa, Walk., xi. 256, 257, 276.

— subtrahens, Walk., xi. 255, 276.

— Wilsoni, McLachl. * , xi. 255, 276.

Suragina, Walk.*, iv. 110; vi. 8;
ix. 4.

—illucens, Walk. *,iv. 110; ix. 15.

—- signipennis, Walk.*, vi. 8; ix. 15.

Surcula, Adams, xv. 450, 455, 4774.

— anteridion, Watson *, xv. 388, 399.

— bolbodes, Watson* , xv. 388, 402,
424.

— goniodes, Watson * , xv. 388, 394.

—hemimeres, Watson*, xv. 388,
398, 399.

—ischna, Watson*, xv. 388, 403,
425.

—lepta, Watson * , xv. 388, 391.

— plebeia, Watson*, xv. 388, 395,
398.

—rhysa, Watson * , xv. 388, 400.

— rotundata, Watson * , xv. 388, 393.

—staminea, Watson *, xv. 388, 391.

— syngenes, Watson*, xv. 388, 396,
423, 442.

— trilix, Watson * , xv. 388, 390.

Surface-fauna of Mid-Ocean (S. R. J.
Owen), viii. 202-205.

Suricata, Desm., xix. 8, 10, 12.

Sarmullet, xv. 47.

Sus, Linn., prehistoric British (Rol-
leston), xiii. 108, 109. See Trans.,
2nd ser. Zool. i. 251-286.

Sus, Linn., ii. 29, 1538; iv. 175.

— andamanensis, Blyth, xiii. 108.

— barbatus, Miller, xiii. 108, 109.

— cristatus, Wagner, xiii. 108, 109.

— indicus, Schinz, xiii. 109.

— leucomystax, Temm., xiii. 109.

GENERAL INDEX,

Sus papuensis, Zess., ii. 154.

— scrofa, Linn., xiii. 108; xvi. 485.

— —, var. domesticus, Fisher, xiii. 108.

— —, var. ferus, Gmel., xiii. 108, 109.

——, var, palustris, Riitimeyer, Xiil.
109.

— verrucosus (Boie, MS.), Miller, xiii.
109

Susica, Walk., vi. 172.

— basalis, Walk. * , vi. 172.

— congrua, Walk. * , vi. 172.

Sussex, Duke of, death announced,
Proe. 1. 171.

Sutcliffe, Joshua, obituary, Proc. (1872-
73) Xxxv.

Sutenocrea, Butler * , xii., Addenda.

— incerta, Herr.-Schdff., xii., Addenda.

Swainson, Geo., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1887-88) 5.

Swainson, Wm., obituary, Proce. (1855-
56) xlix.

Swallows, migration of (Forster), Proc. i.
296; ii. 146.

—and other vernal migratory Birds,
Trregularity in Return of, in 1857
(Forster), Proc. (1856-57) xxxix;
li. 40.

Swan, xii. 179; xiii. 90.

Swanzy, Andrew, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1867-68) cxxiv ; death announced,
Proce. (1875-80) lviii.

Swift in Belgium, Proe. ii. 146.

—,nests of, from Himeo, Sandwich
Islands, shown (Young), Proc.
(1888-90) i.

Swinhoe, Lt.-Col., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1880-82) 23.

Sword-fish, xv. 47.

—, Remarks on Distoma clavatum,
Rud., from a (Cobbold), Proce.
(1866-67) v ; ix. 200-205.

Syagrus rugifrons, Baly * , xiv. 268.

Syarbis gonypteroides, Pascoe*, X.
444; xii. 90.

— pachypus, Pascoe, x. 444.

—sciurus, Pascoe * , x. 444; xii. 90.

Sybra, Pascoe, ix. 117.

—acuta, Pascoe, ix. 90, 117.

— centurio, Pascoe *, ix. 90, 117.

— exocentroides, Pascoe, ix. 117.

— incivilis, Pascoe, ix. 117.

— pulverea, Pascoe, ix. 90.

— gsubfasciata, Bates*, xviii. 207,
246.

Sybulus, Pascoe *, xi. 199, 202; xii.
95.

—incensus, Pascoe*, xi. 202; xii.
D.

— peccuarius, Pascoe *, xi. 202, 218
xii. 95,

GENERAL INDEX.

Sydonia, Thomson, xviii. 248.

— divaricata, Bates * , xviii. 207, 247.

Syllis, remarkably branched (M‘Intosh),
xiv. 720-724.

— fasciata, Malmgr., xiv. 127.

— ramosa, McIntosh * , xiv. 720.

Syllitus, Pascoe, ix. 120.

— deustus, Newm., ix. 121.

— grammicus, Newm., ix. 120.

— Parryi, Pascoe, ix. 121.

Sylvia, Lath., ii. 137.

— cinerea, Lath., v. 14.

— luscinia, Lath., v. 14, 41.

— pammelena, Stanley, ¥Vii. 423.

— Phenicurus, Lath., v. 41.

— sibilatrix, Bechst., v. 38.

— trochilus, Lath., v. 38.

Sylvicole, ii. 142.

Sylviine, ii. 137, 142.

Syma Torotoro, Less. ii. 156; xiii.
492; xiv. 686; xvi. 429.

Symbiotes, Gerlach, xx. 401, 404.

— elephantis, Gerlach, xvii. 373.

— setiferus, Mégnin, xx. 404.

— tripilis, Michael * ,xx.403; parasitic
on hedgehog, xx. 404, 406.

Symbius, Swnd., Proc. i. 319.

Symbranchide, xiii. 205; xiv. 534,
Sete 566, 572, 574; Xviii.
316.

Symbranchus, Bloch, xiv. 557, 558,
563, 566, 579.

— bengalensis, M‘Ciell., Xiv. 558.

—eurychasma, Bleeker, xiv. ftnote
558.

— grammicus, Cantor, xiv. ftnote 558.

—immaculatus, Cantor, xiv. ftnote
558.

Syme, John Thos., elected Fellow,
Proce. ii. 288.

Symmachia, Westw. § Hewits., ix. 437.

—accusatrix, Westw. § Hewits., 1x.
438.

— Amazonica, Bates * , ix. 393, 487.

— arcuata, Hewits., ix. 437.

— Arete, Felder, ix. 437.

— Argiope, Godt., ix. 487.

—— Arion, Felder, ix. 438.

— Calligrapha, Hewits., ix. 438.

— Calliste, Hewits., ix. 438.

— Castalia, Ménétr., ix. 437.

— colubris, Hiibner, ix. 393.

— Domitianus, Fabr., ix. 437.

— Emesia, Hewits., ix. 437.

—- Fatima, Cramer, ix. 487.

— galbula, Felder, ix. 437.

— heterina, Hewits, ix. 438.

— Hilaria, Hewits., ix. 438.

— Hippea, Herr.-Schaff, ix. 439.

— juratrix, Westw. § Hewits., ix. 459.

391

Symmachia Mantinea, Felder, ix. 437.

— Menetas, Drury, ix. 438.

— Menetes, Stoll, ix. 438.

— Norina, Hewits., ix. 439.

— ocellata, Hewits., ix. 443.

— Ovidius, Fabr., ix. 437.

— pardalis, Hewits., ix. 438.

— Paridion, Dalm., ix. 437.

— Plutargus, Fabr., ix. 437.

— Praxila, Doubld., Hewits., § Westw.,
ix. 438.

— Probetor, Cramer, ix. 488.

— rubina, Bates, ix. 438.

— Tacitus, Fabr., ix. 438.

— tigrina, Hewits., ix. 438.

— tricolor, Hewits., ix. 440.

— trochilus, Hrichs., ix. 437.

Symmathetes, Schonh., ix. 237.

Symmorphus, Wesm., ii. 112.

Symonds, Thos. Jonathan, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1883-86) 69.

Symons, Rev. Jelinger, obituary, Proc.
ii. 192.

Sympaustus, Sharp *, xix. 58, 60, 62.

— pictus, Sharp * , xix. 60, 62, 84.

Sympetrum, Newm., Xvi. 155. :

— Fonscolombii, Selys, xvi. 155, 177,
179.

— striolatum, Charp., Xvi. 155, 177.

Symphedra, Hiibner, xi. 435.

Symphyletes, Newm., ix. 109.

— albo-cinctus, Guwér., ix. 111.

— anaglyptus, Pascoe * , ix. 303.

— Angasii, Pascoe, ix. 109.

— arctos, Pascoe, ix. 109.

— Bathurstii, Pascoe * , ix. 85, 110.

— capreolus, Pascoe * , ix. 304.

— cinnamomeus, Pascoe, ix. 110,

— collaris, Donov., ix. 110.

— decipiens, Pascoe, ix. 110.

— derasus, Pascoe, 1x. 85, 86, 110.

— devotus, Puscoe * , ix. 83, 109.

— Duboulayi, Pascoe * , ix. 83, 110.

— egenus, Pascoe, ix. 85, 110.

— farinosus, Pascoe, ix. 109.

— fulvescens, Pascoe, ix. 84, 110.

— fumatus, Pascoe, ix. 109, 303.

— gallus, Pascoe, ix. 110.

— heros, Pascoe, ix. 111.

— humeralis, White, ix. 110.

— iliacus, Pascoe * , ix. 84, 110.

— ingestus, Pascoe, ix. 83, 109.

— lateralis, Pascoe, ix. 110.

-— maculicornis, Pascoe, ix. 110,

— moratus, Pascoe, ix. 109.

— munitus, Pascoe, ix. 83, 109,

— neglectus, Pascoe, 1x. 109.

— nigro-virens, Donov., ix. 110.

— nodosus, Newm., ix. 109.

— pedicornis, Fabr., ix. 109.

392

Symphyletes pubiventris, Pascoe,ix. 109.

— satelles, Pascoe, ix. 110.

— simius, Pascoe, ix. 85, 110.

— sodalis, Pascoe, ix. 83, 109.

— Solandri, Fabr., ix. 111.

— solutus, Pascoe, ix. 109.

— subminiatus, Pascoe * , ix. 84, 110.

— subtuberculatus, White, ix. 110.

— variolosus, Pascoe, ix. 85, 110.

— vestigialis, Pascoe, ix. 111.

— vetustus, Pascoe, ix. 109.

— vicarius, Pascoe, ix. 110.

— (laty mops) armatulus, White, ix.
11

Symphyllia, Miine-Edw. & Haime,
Xviii. 49, 81, 83, 91, 196.

— Htheridgii, Duncan, xviii. 92.

Symphyllioida, xviii. 83, 91, 196.

Symphytocrinus florifer, Konig, XV.
212.

Sympiezocera japonica, Bates, Xviil.
227.

Sympiezoscelides, xii. 96.

Sympiezoscelus, Waterh., xi. 213.

Sympis rufibasis, Guen., Vii. 184.

Sympodopetaling, Proce. i. 195.

Synallaxis, Véevl/., 11. 143.

Synanceia verrucosa, Bloch, xiii. ftnote
340.

Synaphobranchus Kaupii, Johnson, ix.
162

Synapta, Felder, ix. 437.

— Arion, Felder, ix. 488.

Synaptula vivipara, Oerst., xiii. 56.

Synarea, Verrili, xviii. 186, 187,
199

Synascidia, Carter ?, XxX. 565.

Synastrea, Milne-EKdw. § Haime,
XVili. 138.

Syncalypta, Stephens, Xi. 52.

Synchita, Hellw., xix. 67.

— juglandis, Fabr., xix. 67.

— parvula, Guér., xix. 67.

— variegata, Hellw., xix. 67.

Synchitini, xix. 60, 61.

Synchloé, Hiibner, x. 501.

— occidentalis, Reakirt, xvi. 470.

— sisymbrii, Boisd., xvi. 471.

— venosa, Scudder, xvi. 471.

— vernalis, Hdw., Xvi. 471.

Syncrossus, Blyth, xiv. ftnote 539.

Syndactyle, xvii. 43-4,

Syndeside, iv. 183.

Synegia botydaria, Gwén., iii. 195.

Syren trachealis, Siebold, v. 305,
309. -

Syngnathide, ix. 166; xv. 335.

Syngnathus, Art. (pipe-fishes), capture
of (Hogg), Proce. ii. 157.

— acus, Linn., v. 22.

GENERAL INDEX.

Syngnathus squoreus, Linn. (Hogg),
Proe. ii. 157.

— pelagicus, Osbeck, v. 27.

— typhle, Linn. (Hogg), Proc. ii. 157.

Syuhelia, Milne-Hdw. & Haime, xviii.
41, 42, 195.

Synidotea, Harger, Xvi. 65.

— bicuspida, Harger, xvi. 66.

— incisa, G. O. Sars, Xvi. 66, 67.

— nodulosa, Harger, xvi. 65, 67, 68.

Synnada, Pascoe * , xii. 32, 33, 89.

— eurrucula, Pascoe * , xii. 32, 89.

Synnotum aviculare, Pieper, xx. 504.

Syneecus cervinus, Gould, xiii. 504.

Synoicus cervinus, Gould, xiii. 504.

Syntaphocerus, Thoms., Xi. 163.

Syntelia, Westw., xvii. 299.

Synthecium, Allman * , xii. 265.

— elegans, Allman *, xvi. 266, 282;
xix. 137, 138.

—ramosum, Allman*, xix. 1987,
159.

Synthocus adustus, Pascoe*, x. 464;
xii. 82.

— deformis, Bohem., x. 464.

— nigropictus, Pascoe*, x. 463, 493;
xii. 82.

— Reichei, Bohem., x. 464.

— truncatus, Bohem., x. 464.

Syntomeida, Harris, vii. 342, 366
407; xii. 366.

— albifasciata, Butler * , xii. 366.

— capistrata, Fabr., xii. 366.

— (?)epilais, Walk., xii. 366.

— ferox, Walk., xii. 366.

— histrio, Guér., xXil. 366.

— ipomerx, Harris, xii. 366.

— Melanthus, Cramer, xii. 366.

— sericaria, Perty, Xii. 366.

—(?) tina, Walk., xii. 366.

Syntoming, xii. 342, 343, 399.

Syntomis, Ochs., vi. 87-92; xii. 343-
350, 354.

— albimacula, Walk., vi. 92.

—albiplaga, Walk. * , vi. 92.

— Alicia, Butler * , xii. 348.

— amazona, Herr.-Schdff., xii. 345.

— Anna, Butler *, xii. 348.

— Annetta, Butler * , xii. 346, 347.

— annosa, Walk. * , iii. 188.

— annulata, Fadr., xii. 345.

— aperiens, Walk., xii. 351.

—aperta, Walk., xii. 345.

—artina, Butler * , xii. 347.

— atereus, Cramer, xii. 347.

— atereus, Walk., xii. 344, 347.

— Atkinsoni, Moore, xii. 347.

— basifera, Walk. * , vi. 92.

— basigera, Walk., Xii. 345.

— bicincta, Kollar, X11. 343.

GENERAL INDEX.

Syntomis bivittata, Walk., xii. 345.

— bogotata, Walk., xii. 345.

— Cerbera, Linn., Xii. 348, 349.

— chloroleuca, Walk. * , iii. 183.

— confinis, Waik., xii, 345.

— contermina, Walk., xii. 344.

— Crawfurdi, Moore, xii. 344, 359.

— Creusa, Linn., Xii. 348, 349.

— cuprea, Prittw., xii. 345.

— cuprea, Walk, xii. 358.

— cupreipennis, Butler * , xii. 347.

— Cyssea, Cramer, Xii. 348, 345, 346.

— Cysseoides, Butler *, xii. 346.

—decorata, Walk.*, vi. 89; xii.
350.

— derivata, Walk.* , vi. 89.

— detracta, Walk. *, vi. 91.

— diaphana, Walk., xii. 344.

— diminuta, Walk., xii. 344, 355.

— diptera, Fabr., xii. 344.

‘— diversa, Walk., xii. 345.

— divise, Walk., vi. 89, 90.

— divisura, Walk. * , vi. 90.

— dolosa, Walk., xii. 344, 355.

— Edwardsii, Butler * , xii. 346.

—egenaria, Walk.*, vi. 88.

— Elisa, Butler * , xii. 347.

— Emma, Butler * , xii, 350.

— expandens, Walk. *, vi. 91.

— expansa, Walk., Kil. 344, 355.

— fantasia, Butler * , xii. 349.

— fenestrata, Drury, xii. 344, 349,
350.

— fenestrata, Herr.-Schaff., xii. 350.

— fenestrata, Walk., vi. 89; xii. 344.

— flaviplaga, Walk.*, vi. 92; Xii.
345.

— florina, Butler * , xii. 350.

— formosa, Butler * , xii. 346.

— Francisca, Butler * , xii. 349.

— fulvescens, Walk., xii. 345.

— fusiformis, Walk., xii. 345.

— Georgina, Butler * , xii. 345.

— germana, Felder, Xii. 345.

— glaucopoides, Walk., xii. 344, 355.

— guttulosa, Walk., xii. 345.

— Hiibneri, Boisd., xii. 344.

— Hiibneri, Walk., Xii. 357.

— humeralis, Walk., xii. 344.

— hydatina, Butler * , Xii. 346.

— Imaon, Cramer, xii. 344, 347.

— incipiens, Walk., Xii. 354.

—intermissa, Walk.*, vi. 90; xii.
344,

— Johanna, Butler * , xii. 348.

— khasiana, Butler * , xii. 345.

— Kuhlweinii, Lefebvre, xii. 344.

— Latreillei. Boisd., xii. 348, 349.

— libera, Walk., xii. 347.

— linearis, Walk., xii. 345.

393

Syntomis longipennis, Walk. * , vi. 91.

— longipes, Herr.-Schiff., xii. 345.

— Lucina, Butler * , xii. 343, 345, 346.

— mandarinia, Butler * , xii. 349,

— (?) Marella, Butler * , xii. 350,

— Marina, Butler * , xii. 348.

— Midas, Butler * , xii. 344.

— Minceus, Cramer, vi. 89, 90.

— minuta, Boisd., xii. 345.

— monedula, Wallengr., xii. 345.

— montana, Butler * , xii. 349.

— Myodes, Boisd., xii. 345.

— natalii, Boisd., xii. 348.

— nostalis, Walk., xii. 344, 345, 348.

— octomaculata, Walk., xii. 345.

— none, Butler * , xii. 344.

— pactolina, Walkh., xii. 349, 350.

— passalis, Fabr., xii. 344.

— pectoralis, Walk., vi. 92.

— penange, Walk., xii. 345.

— polydamon, Cramer, xii. 344.

— pravata, Moore, xii. 344, 354,

— producens, Walk. * , vi. 88.

— quadricolor, Walk., xii. 358.

— Schenerri, Boisd., xii. 348, 345,

— Schoenherri, Boisd., vi. 87.

— separabilis, Walk.*, vi. 90, 91.

— simplex, Walk., xii. 344.

— strigosa, Walk., xii. 344, 355.

— subaurata, Walk., xii. 344, 354.

— subcordata, Walk., xii. 344, 355.

— tenebrosa, Walk., xii. 359.

— teneiformis, Walk., xii. 345.

— tenuis, Walk., vi. 88.

— tetragonaria, Walk.* , vi. 87; xii.
350.

— Thelebus, Fabr., xii. 345, 349, 350.

— Tomasina, Butler * , xii. 348.

— transitiva, Walk. *, vi. 89, 90; xii.
344,

— vacua, Walk., xii. 345.

— vitrea, Walk., xii. 345.

— Walkeri, Moore, xii. 344, 356.

— xanthomela, Walk. * , iii. 184; xii.
344, 350.

Syntomium, Curtis, xi. 89.

Syntonis, see Syntomis, xii. 354.

Syntrichura, Butler * , xii. 405,

— virens, Butler *, xii. 405.

Synura, Hhrenb., xili. 437.

Sypna, Gwen., iii. 191,

— subsignata, Walk., iii. 191.

Syrichius, Pascoe * , xi. 207; xii. 95.

— dissipatus, Pascoe*, Xi. 208; xii.
95.

— frontalis, Pascoe*, xi. 208; xii.

)

— proletarius, Pascoe* , Xi. 208; xii.
95.
— roridus, Pascoe * , xi. 207; xii. 95.

394

Syrichius servulus, Pascoe* , xi. 208;
xii. 95.

Syrichtus ruralis, Boisd., xvi. 473.

Syringoporer, xiv. 211, 212, 219, 220,
237.

Syringostroma, Nich., xiv. 193, 207,
210, 217.

—columnaris, Mich. xiv. 210, 212,
215, 221, 244.

— densa, Nich., xiv. 206, 207, 210,
223, 245.

Syritta, S¢.-Farg., iv. 121.

— amboinensis, Dol., v. 167.

— illucida, Walk.*, iv. 121; 1x. 18.

Syrmatia, Westw., ix. 431.

— Asteris, Gray, ix. 379, 432.

— Dorilas, Cramer, ix. 379, 432.

— Lamia, Bates * , ix. 379, 432.

Syrnia, Hiibner, ix. 181.

— albifimbria, Walk.*, ix. 181, 182,
188.

— Iphianassa, Fabr., ix. 182.

Syrnium Bohndorffi, Sharpe*, xvii.
439.

— nuchale, Sharpe, Xvii. 439.

Syromastes, Latr., x1. 81.

Syrotelus, Pascoe * , xii. 38, 93.

— Falleni, Boh., Xii. 38.

Syrphide, 1. 122; iii. 93, 129; v.
150, 167, 238, 266, 284, 393; vi.
19, 22; vii. 210, 225, 234; viii.
112; ix. 4; xvii. 181,182; xx.
474, 532.

Syrphus, Fabr., i. 124; iv. 122; vi.
19; xi. 80.

— exgrotus, Fubr., i. 124; iii. 97; v.
286; viii. 212, 225, 234; ix. 4,
18.

— alternans, Macg., i. 124; ix. 4, 18.

—clypeata, Meigen, xvii. 178, 182,
185.

—consequens, Walk.*, i. 18; iv.
122; ix. 18.

— cyathifer, Walk.*, 1. 125; ix. 18.

— divertens, Walk. *,i. 124; ix. 18.

— duplex, Waik.* , 1.18; ix. 18.

— ericetorum, Fadr., i. 18; iii. 97; v.
286; vi. 19; vii. 212; ix. 4, 18.

— triligatus, Walk.*,i.19; ix. 18,

— vesiculosus, Kabr., xx. 548.

— villosulus, Dol., v. 167.

Syrrhaptes paradoxus, Pallas, parasite
on Pallas’ Sand-Grouse, exhib.
(Hewetson), Proc. (1888-90) 52.

Syscia typhla, Roger, x1. 322.

Sysspilotus, Pascoe, ix. 109.

— Macleayi, Pascoe, ix. 109, ftnote
300.

Systates laticollis, Pascoe*, xix, 319,

GENERAL INDEX.

Systole, Walk., Proc. i. 233.

Systomus, M‘Cleil., xiv. ftnote 538.

— apogonoides, Bleeker, xiv. itnote
547

— assimilis, Jerdon, xiv. ftnote 549.

— carnaticus, Jerdon, Xiv. ftnote 547.

— chrysostomus, M‘Clell., xiv. ftnote
545.

— conchonius,
548.

— conchonius, Ham. Buch., xiv. ftnote
548. ,

— gibbosus, M‘Clell., xiv. finote 548.

— immaculatus, Blyth, xiv. ftnote
547.

— immaculatus, M‘Clell., xiv. ftnote
545.

— leptosomus, M‘Clell.,
548.

— macularius, Blyth, xiv. ftnote 547.

— madraspatensis, Jerdon, Xiv. ftnote
549.

— malacopterus, M‘Clell., xiv. ftnote
548.

— microlepis, Blyth, xiv. ftnote 5

— Ogilbii, Bleeker, xii. 576.

— pangu, Bleeker, xii. 575.

— pyrrhopterus, M‘Clell., xiv. ftnote
548

Jerdon, xiv. ftnote

xiv. ftnote

— rubrotinctus, Jerdon, xiv. ftnote

547.
— sophore, M‘Clell., xiv. ftnote 548.
— ticto, Bleeker, xii. 575.
— tripunctatus, Jerdon, xiv. ftnote
548.
— tristis, Jerdon, xiv. ftnote 547.
— Vigorsii, Bleeker, xii. 575.
Systropus, Wiedem., iv. 113; ix. 4.
— sphecoides, Walk., ix. 15.
— sphegoides, Walk. * ,iv. 113; ix. 15.
Syzygophyllia, Reuss, Xvili. 57, 60,
204.

T.

Tabanide, i. 110, 138-140; iii. 83;
iv. 102; v. 146, 167, 233, 258,
263, 275; vi. 20; vii. 205, 232;
viii. 108; ix. 3-6.

Tabanus, Linn.,i. 110; iv. 102; vi.
20; viii. 108; ix. 3-6.

— bovinus, Linn., xv. 15.

— breviuseulus, Walk.*, viii. 109;
ix. 11.

—breviventris (read _ breviusculus),
Walk., ix. 11.

— cinnamomeus, Dol., v. 167.

—coherens, Walk.*, viii. 108; ix.
11. ;

GENERAL INDEX.

Tabanus doreicus, Walk.*, v. 2383;
vii. 232; ix. 11.

— exagens, Walk. * , vii. 205; ix. 11.

— extricans, Walk.*, v. 275; ix. 11.

— facilis, Walk. * , vii. 206; ix. 11.

— factiosus, Walk.* , iv. 102; ix. 11.

— flexilis, Walk.* ,iv. 104; v. 259;
ix. 11.

— fumifer, Walk. *,1i. 110; ix. 10.

— furunculigenus, Dol., v. 167.

— humillimus, Walk., ix. 11.

— hybridus, Wied, i. 110; ix. 10.

— immixtus, Walk. *, iv. 103; ix. 11.

— insurgens, Walk.*, v. 276; ix. 11.

— internus, Walk., iv. 103.

— monoculus, Dol., v. 167. ]

— nexus, Walk. * rap 110; ix. 10.

— obscuratus, Walk. * | vii. 232) LXx
11.

— optatus, Walk.*, i. 111; ix. 10.

— Papouinus, Walk. *, viii. 108; ix.
11

— partitus, Walk.* ,i. 9; ix. 10.

— recusans, Walk.* , iii. 83; ix. 11.

—reducens, Waik.*, iv. 103; ix. 1].

— rubidus, Wied, 1. 9.

—serus, Walk.*, vi. 20; ix. 11.

— simplicissimus, Walk. *,i. 111; ix.
11.

— speculum, Walk.*, v. 258; ix. 10.

— spoliatus, Walk.*, iv. 103; ix. 11.

—succurvus, Walk.*, iv. 102; ix.
Til

— sylvioides, Walk.*, vii. 206; ix.
11

— univentris, Walk.*, i. 9, 110, 111;
iv. 103; ix. 10.

Table presented by F. Crisp, Proc.
(1888-90) 72.

Trachea, Leach, v. 196.

— lactea, Miller, v. 196.

Tachina, Meig., i. 126.

—analis, Dol., -v. 153; ix. 18.

— Diabolus, Wied, i. 126.

— discifera, Walk. *,-v. 153; ix. 18.

— hirta, Curtis, xiv. 117.

— imbrasus, Walk., i. 126.

— ophirica, Walk. *, i. 19.

Tachinariz parasitic on various insects,
Proe. ii. 247.

Tachinide, xiv. 117.

Tachinides, i. 125; iii. 97; iv. 122;
v. 152, 154, 240, 286, 303; vi.
19; vii. 213; viii. 114, 119, 182;
ix. 5.

Tachycineta, Cabanis, xx. 361, 362,
364.

— bicolor, Cabanis, xx. 305, 354, 361.

—thalassina, Cabanis, xx. 305, 354,
361, 362, 364, 394.

395

Tachydromus sexlineatus, Daud., x. 24,
35

Tachyglossus, Z//., xiv. 414, 417.

— histrix, Cuv., xiv. 413, 414.

— Lawesii, Ramsay, xiv. 414, 417.

Tachyglossus, Z//., and Ornithorhyn-
chus, Bluwmenbd., in Queensland,
Notes on the presence of (Armit),
Proce. (1875-80) xxxvi; xiv. 411-
413.

Tachygonine, X. 4387; xi. 214; xii.
96

Tachygonus, Schonh., xi. 214.

Tachypetes aquila, Vied//., xx. 480.

— minor, Gmel., Xiv. 688.

Tachyporus, Grav., xi. 71, 76.

Tachyris, Wallace, xi. 435.

Tachytes, Panz., ii. 101;
xi. 301, 365.

—argentatus, Brullé,
135 ; xi. 366.

— aurifex, F. Smith*, ii. 101; vii.
135.

— fervidus, F. Smith * , xi. 365.

— inconspicuus, Kirby * , xx. 474, 531,
540.

— iridipennis, fF. Smith * , xx. 541.

— modestus, F. Smith * , xi. 365.

— monetarius, F. Smith * , xi. 365.

— morosus, /. Smith*, iii. 18; vii.
135; xi. 366.

—_— nitidulus, Fabr., ii. 101; vii. 135.

— opulenta, St.- -Farg., xi. 363.

— sedulus, F, Smith *, v. 124; vii.
135; xi. 366.

— tarsatus, Ff. Smith * , xi. 365.

— (Crabro) nitidulus, Fadr., xi. 365.

— (Liris) Maura, Fabr., xi. 366.

— (—) repanda, Fadr., xi. 366.

Tacua, Amyot et Serv., "4, 141.

— speciosa, J/liger, i. 141,

Tadorna radjah, Garn., Xili. 321, 505;
xiv. 688.

Tadpole, xi. 217, 222, 223.

Tenia, Linn., viii. 23; ix. 170-178;
xii. 295.

— canis lagopodis, Krabbe, ix. 291.

—conurus, Kiichenm., viii. 24, 167-
169; ix. 174-178, 283, 289.

— crassiceps, Rud., ix. 291.

— cucumerina, Bloch, viii. 141; ix.
174, 176-178, 283, 290, 291.

—echinococeus, v. Stebold, viii. 24,
141, 168, 169; ix. 176, 283, 291,
292.

— litterata, Batsch, ix. 283, 291,

—wmarginata, Batsch, viii. 141; ix,
174, 176, 178, 283, 288, 291.

— mediocanellata, Kiichenm., ix. 171,
177, 178; xii. 333, 339; xvii. 81.

vii. 111;

ii. 101; vii.

396

Teenia nana, v. Siebold, xii. 285.

— serrata, Goeze, viii. 141, 165-69;
ix. 173-178, 283, 290, 291.

— Solium, Zinn., ix. 177, 178; xiii.
109; xvii. 82.

— —, Cysticerci of, shown (Cobbold)
(Abstract), Proc. (1868-69) xliii,

Tenide, ix. 165.

Teenioptera, Bonap., ii. 143.

Teniotes scalaris, Fabr., xi. 15.

Tagart, Francis, elected Fellow, Proc.
i. 379.

Tagart, Rev. Hdw., elected Fellow, Proc.
ii. 203; obituary, Proc. (1858-59)
XXXVL. ‘

Tagiades, Hiibner, xi. 435.

— Atticus, Fabr., xiii. 197.

— calligana, Butler * , xiii. 197. |

— lavata, Butler * , xiii. 197.

— pralaya, Moore, xiii. 197.

Tait, Alfred Wilby, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1886-87) 12.

Taleeporia, Zeller, vi. 157.

Talariga capacior, Walk., wii. 190.

Talaurinus, MacLeay, xii. 18, 19, 21.

— angustatus, MacLeay, xii. 17.

— capito, Pascoe * , xii. 17, 78, 83.

— carbonarius, Pascoe * , xii. 12, 82.

— cariosus, Pascoe * , xii. 16, 83.

— cricetus, Pascoe, MS. ?, xii. 18.

— encaustus, Pascoe * , xii. 14, 83.

— funereus, Pascoe * , xii. 11, 82.

— geniculatus, Pascoe * , xii. 16, 83.

— hystricosus, Bohem., xii. 15.

— incertus, MacLeay, xii. 12.

— levicollis, Pascoe * , xii. 17, 78, 83.

— lemmus, Pascoe * , xii. 16, 83.

— Macleayi, Pascoe * , xii..14, 83.

— Manglesii, Bohem., xii. 15, 16.

— Mastersii, MacLeay, xii. 17.

— melanopsis, Pascoe * , Xii. 13, 83.

— molossus, Pascoe *, xii. 13, 82.

— phrynos, Pascoe * , xii. 12, 82.

— pupa, Pascoe * , xii. 16, 83.

— pustulatus, Pascoe * , xii. 11, 82.

— rugiceps, MacLeay, xii. 15.

— rugifer, Boisd., X11. 11.

— simulator, Pascoe * , xii. 13, 83.

— spinosus, MacLeay, xii. 16.

— tenuipes, Pascoe *, xii. 15, 77, 83.

— tessellatus, Pascoe * , xii. 15, 83,

— tuberculatus, MacLeay, xii. 14.

— victor, Pascoe * , xii. 10, 82.

Talbot, Christopher Rice Mansel, elected
Fellow, Proc. ii. 65; obituary,
Proce. (1888-90) 75, 98.

Talbot, Henry Fox, death announced,
Proc. (1875-80) xxxiv.

Talbot, W. A., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1883-86) 69.

GENERAL INDEX,

Talegalla, Less., ii. 141; xiii. 504.

— Cuvieri, Less., ii. 168.

Talegallus fuscirostris, Salvad., xiii.
504; xiv. 634.

— pyrrhopygius, Schleg., xvi. 447.

— (Aipypodius) pyrrhopygius, Oustal.,
xvi. 447.

Talpa, Linn., xiii. 98, 186.
— europea, Linn., v. 7, 39.
Talpide, ii. 37; xiii. 186.
Tamandua, Seba, xiii. 188.

_ Tanaécia, Butler, xi. 435.

Tanager, seven-coloured, ix. 364,

Tanagra, Linn., ii. 143.

Tanais vittatus, Rathke, On the Exter-
nal Anatomy of (Macdonald),
Proc. (1874-75) v. See Trans.,
2nd ser. Zool. vol. i. 67—72.4

Tanaorhinus tessellatus, Pascoe (mis-
printed Sclerorhinus tessellatus),
xii. 78.

Tanner, Dr. John, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1868-69) cxxx.

Tanner, Dr. Thos. Hawkes, elected Fel-
low, Proc. (1855-56) xvii; obit-
uary, Proc. (1871-72) lxxx.

Tannin in the Galls of Cynips Quercus-
petioli, Zinn. (H. H. Vinen), i. 72,
73

Tantalus loculator, Linn., ix. 360.

Tanypus maculatus, De Geer, larva of,
shown (Hammond), Proc. (1875-
80) liii.

Tanyrhynchine, x. 436; xix. 319.

Tanyrhynchus ellipticus, Pascoe * , Xix.
319, 330, 336.

Tanysiptera, Vig., ii. 141, 152; iv. 174.

— Dane, Sharpe, xvi. 429.

— Dea, Linn., ii. 156.

— Fulvia, Gould, xiii. 493.

— Galatea, Gray, Xiii. 311, 312; xiv.
629.

— —, var. minor, Salvad. § D’ Albert.,
Xili. 311.

— Galatea, Salvad., xiii. 493; xiv.
629; xvi. 429.

—microrhyncha, Sharpe* , xiii. 311,
493; xiv. 629, 686; xvi. 429.

— nympha, juv., Ramsay, Xvi. 429.

— Salvadoriana, Ramsay, Xiv. 629;
Xvi. 429.

— sylvia, Gould, xiv. 629.

Tapes, Meg., iv. 45.

— decussatus, Linn., v. 169, 172; xii.
105.

— indicus, Sow., xii. 105.

— Pullastra, Mont., v. 169, 171, 172,
176; xvi. 485; xvii. 96.

— trunculus, Linn., v. 176.

— virgineus, Linn., xvi. 485; Xvii. 99

GENERAL INDEX.

Tape-worm, Xii. 333.

—, armed Oysticerci of, shown (Cob-
bold), Proc. (1868-69) xliii.

—, dwarf, xii. 285.

Taphos, Pascoe, ix. 135.

— aterrimus, Pascoe, ix. 135.

Tapinoma, Foerster, ii. 58; vi. 34;
vii. 118; xi. 290, 309; xx.
129.

—albipes, F. Smith*, vi. 38; vii.
125; xi. 310.

— albitarse, Motsch., xi. 310.

—erratica, Latr., vi. 31, 34; =x.
DAE

—-gibba, F. Smith*,
125; xi. 309.

—- glabrata, F. Smith, 11. 58; vii. 125 ;
xi. 290, 309.

— nitida, F. Smith *,v. 69; vii. 125;
xi. 309.

— pratensis, F. Smith*, v. 97; vii.
125; xi. 309.

— thoracica, F. Smith*, v. 69; vii.
125; xi. 309.

Tapirotherium, Blainv., ii. 28.

Tapirus, Briss., i. 28; xii. 157, 159.

— americanus, Schreber, v. 51.

Taracta, Murr., xi. 89.

Taractrocera, Butler, xi. 4385.

Tarantula, Mabr. (Blackwall), Proe. ii.
13.

— from Madeira, exhibited (Howlett),
Proce. (1870-71) xciii.

— exasperans, Pick. Cambr.,
120.

Tardigradus, Bodd., Proc. ii. 96.

Taricha torosa, Gray, skull of, xiv.
718.

Tarphiosoma, Woll., xix. 119, 120.

— echinatuin, Woll., xix. 119.

— luridum, Sharp * , xix. 119.

Tarphisoma, Motsch., xix. 119.

— fasciata, Motsch., xix. 120.

Tarphius, Hrichs., xi. 14.

— pilosus, Motsch., xix. 119.

Tarsonemus, Canestrint g§ Fanzago,
Xvii. 376.

Tarsostenus, Spin., xi. 84.

Tarucus Hanno, Stoll, xx. 531, 543,

— monops, Zell., xx. 543.

Tascia, Walk., Xii. 358, 354, 357.

— chrysotelus, Walk., xii. 357.

— cuprea, Walk., xii. 358.

— finalis, Walk., xii. 357.

— instructa, Walk., xii. 349, 358.

— pulchra, Butler * , xii. 358.

— quadricolor, Walk., xii. 358.

— virescens, Butler * , Xii. 357.

Tasmanians, xx. 269.

Tatare, Less., ii, 141.

vi. 38; vii.

xiv.

397

Tate, Dr. G. R., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1868-69) exxx; obituary, Proc.
(1874-75) Ixiv.

Tate, Ralph, elected Associate, Proc.
(1866-67) viii; elected Fellow,
Proc. (1883-86) 4.

Tatea, T.- Woods, xvi. 255, 268.

— Huonensis, T.-Woods, xvi. 268,
269.

— rufilabris, A. Adams, xvi. 268, 317.

Tatton, Lord Egerton of, elected Fel-
low, Proc. (1887-88) 5.

Tatusia, Cuv., xiii. 188.

Taxicornes, Zatr., Proc. i. 201.

Taxila, Dowl., viii. 149; ix. 414; xi.
435, 488.

— Damajanti, Felder, ix. 414.

—decorata, Hewits., viii. 149; ix.
414,

— ey Horsf., viii. 149; ix.
414.

— Orphna, Boisd., viii. 149; ix. 414.
— Orphna, Doubl. & Hewits., ix. 414.
— pulchra, Guér., viii. 149; ix. 414.
— Tanita, Hewits., ix. 414.

— Telesia, Hewits., viii. 149; ix. 414.

— Teneta, Hewits., viii. 149; ix, 414.

— Thuisto, HMewtts., viii. 149; ix.
414,

Taylor, Edw., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1869-70) xxxiv.

Taylor, John, obituary, Proc. (1862-63)
xiii.

Taylor, John Hllor, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1872-73) xlviii.

Taylor, John Wm., elected Fellow,
Proc. (1887-88) 10.

Taylor, Richard, obituary, Proc. (1858-
59) xxxvii; portrait of, Proc.
(1888-90) 45.

Taylor, Dr. Shepherd T., elected Fel-
low, Proc. (1868-69) xxvii.

Tayra, xix. 15, 16.

Tehitrea Hnado, Less., ti. 161.

— Gaimardi, Zess., ii. 161.

— melanogastra, Hartl., xvii. 425.

Teal, xiii. 90.

Teale, Dr. Thos. Pridgin, obituary,
Proce. (1867-68) cix.

Tebbett, Walter, elected Fellow, Proc.
ii. 67.

Tectibranchiata, xv. 162.

Tectura, Aud. & Hdw., xv. 164.

— fulva, Miiller, xx, 450.

— patina, Hsch., xii. 105.

— testudinalis, Willer, xii. 105 ; xvii,
95.

Tedania, Gray, xv. 478.

— digitata, Schmidt, xv. 478.

— Muggiana, Schmidt, xv. 478.

398

Tedania nigrescens, Schmidt, Xv. 478.

Tegenaria, Walck., xi. 538.

— atrica, Koch, xvii. 172, 173.

— campestris, Koch, x, 424.

— civilis, Sund., vii. 156; x. 378, 376,
424; xvii. 172, 173.

— —, bite of (Blackwall), Proc. i. 14.

— detestabilis, Pick. Cambr., xiv. 120.

— domestica, Latr., Proc. i. 1382; x.
494; xv. 155-158; xvi. 536;
xvii. 165.

— Guyonii, Guwér., XVi. 536-538,

——, Cocoon of (Campbell), Proc.
(1883-86) 4.

— —, Pairing of (Campbell), Proc.
(1882-83) 5; xVii. 162-174.

— parietina, Kowrcroy, xvii. 165.

— torva, Pick. Cambr.*, X. 378, 376,
395.

Teceocranus cepheiformis, Nicc., exhib.,
and the remarkable nymphal stage
described (Michael), Proc. (1883-
86) 116 (Abstract).

Teguexin, Gray, Xili. 371.

Tegulata, Walk. *, vi. 110.

—tumida, Walk.*, vi. 110.

Teidee, Xili. 324.

Teinopalpus, Hope, xi. 435.

Teinotis, Adams, xv. 165, 2438.

Teispes dorsalis, Thoms., ix. 142.

Teius teguexin, Gray, xili. 371.

Teleena mirabilis, Zat/b., xvii. 21, 22,
25.

Telaugia, Pascoe, Kil. 54.

Telegonus, Hiibner, Xi. 438.

Teleiophyllia, Dunc., XViii. 83, 85,
196.

Telenica, Pascoe* , xi. 444; xii. 81.

— nebulosa, Pascoe*, xi. 445; xii.
81.

— sublimbata, Pascoe* , xi. 445; xii.
81.

Teleophrys, Stimps., Xiv. 667.

— cristulipes, A. Milne-Kdw., xx. 508.

— cristulipes, Stimps., Xx. 508, 509.

Teleosauria, iv. 26.

Teleostean Fishes, v. 227; xili. 210;
xv. 50.

— distribution of Indian (Day), xiii.
138-155.

—, Protective Provisions in certain
Larval British (Prince), Proc.
(1888-90) 70 (title).

Telephaé, Pascoe*, X. 487; xii. 47,
48, 55, 96.

— concreta, Pascoe * , xii. 48, 96.

— denticollis, Pascoe * , xii. 48, 97.

— laticollis, Pascoe*, x. 487, 493;
xii. 48, 96.

— luctuosa, Pascoe * , xii. 48, 97.

GENERAL INDEX.

Telephaé metata, Pascoe * , xii. 48, 97.

— repitita, Pascoe * , xii. 49, 97.

— selligera, Pascoe * , xii. 49, 97.

— strigilata, Pascoe * , xii. 47, 96.

Telephorus, Herr.-Schdff., xi. 72, 77,
88

Telescope-fish, xv. 41.

Telioneura, Felder, xii. 419, 4338,

— (?) Coras, Cramer, xii. 419.

— glaucopis, Felder, xii. 419.

— subplena, Wailk., xii. 419.

Tellia, Gerv., xiii. 111.

Tellimya ovalis, Sars, xiv. 422.

Tellina, Linn., iv. 44, 47.

— albida, Linn., iv. 48.

— hbalthica, Linn., xvii. 96, 99.

— carnaria, Linn., v. \72.

— chloroleuca, Lam., iv. 48.

— Christovalis, H. A. Smith*, xii.
560, 562.

— cordiformis, Chemn., XX. 498.

— decussata, Wood, xx. 493.

— fabula, Gronov., v. 169, 172; xx.
46

— flexuosa, Mont., xiv. 421.

— foliacea, Linn., iv. 48.

— gargadia, Linn., iv. 47.

— gari, Linn., iv. 48.

— inflata, Stimps., xii. 105.

— levigata, Linn., iv. 48.

— lingua-felis, Linn., iv. 47.

— petasunculus, Linn., iv. 48.

— planata, Linn., iv. 48, 51.

— purpurascens, Broderip, Xvi. 540.

— radiata, Linn., iv. 48, 51.

— remiés, Linn., iv. 48.

— reticulata, Linn., xx. 498.

— rostrata, Linn., iv. 48.

— scobinata, Linn., iv. 48.

— solidula, Pult., v. 169, 172.

— sordida, Cranch, xx. 452.

— Spengleri, Linn., iv. 48.

— tenuis, Da Costa, v. 169, 172,

— virgata, Linn., iv. 47.

— vulsella, Linn., iv. 48.

Tellinidz, v. 172.

Telmessus, White, xiv. 670.

Telocera, White, ix. 126.

— Wollastoni, White, ix. 126.

Temenis, Hiibner, xi. 438.

Temminck, Conrad Jacob, obituary,
Proce. (1857-58) xlvii.

Temnechinus, Forbes, Xiv. 438; xvi.
304, 448-454.

— maculatus, A. Agass., 356.

Temnocera vesiculosa, Fabr., XX. 474,
532, 548.

Temnognatha, Sol., xi. 53.

Temnonotus, 4. Mitne-Edw., xiv. 659,
660.

GENERAL INDEX.

Temnonotus granulosus, A. Milne-Edw.,
xiv. 659.

Temnopleuride, xv. 124, 320; xvi.
AAT ; xix. 47, 54, 113, 179, 187—
193, 195, 199-201, 208, 209.

—, Morphology of. (Duncan), Proce.
(1880-82) 24; xvi. 343-358.
Temnopleurus, Agass., Xiv. 436-438 ;
xv. 319; xvi. 344, 350, 354-
356, 447-454; xix. 47; Xx.

58.

— bothryoides, Agass., Xiv. 438.

— Hardwickii, Gray, xiv. 435-488,
443, 444,

— japonicus, von Martens, xiv. 436.

— Reynaudi, Agass., xiv. 437, 443,
444.

— toreumaticus, Klein, xiv. 438, 443-
445; xvi. 348, 350, 352, 354, 356,
357, 451, 453; xix. 179, 190.

— Valenciennesi, D’ Archaic, xvi. 450.

Temnorhopalon, Murray MS. (?), Xi.
86

Temnosternus, White, ix. 118.

— dissimilis, Pascoe, ix. 118.

— planiusculus, White, ix. 118.

Temnotrema sculpta, Agass., Xiv. 436.

Temora dubia, Lubbock, xx. 150.

— longicornis, Miller, xx. 456.

Temple, Wm., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1875-80) ix.

Tenaris, Hiibner, x. 497; xi. 486.

Tench, xv. 40, 42.

—and Trout, Introduction of, into
India (Day), Proc. (1875-80) vi;
xii. 562-565.

Tendeba, Walk. * , viii. 117.

—testacea, Walk.*, viii. 118; ix.
23.

Tenebrio, Linn., Xi. 52, 88.

— calpensis, Linn., Proc. ii. 32.

— molitor, Linn., xi. 416.

Tenebrionid, Proce. i. 201; x. 459.

Tenison-Woods, Rey. Julian Edmund,
obituary, Proc. (1888-90) 75, 98.

Tennant, Prof., exhibits gold from
Noya Scotia, Proc. (1861-62) Ixiv.

Tenthredinidz, Proc. i. 186, 228, Proc.
(1883-86) 1384; ii. 116; iii. 23,
177; v. 186; vi. 66; vii. 124;
Vili. 62; xi. 411; xvil. 65; xx.
34.

— and Chalcididz, Descriptions of new
Genera and Species of (W. F.
Kirby), xx. 28-37.

Tenthredinineg, xx. 34.

Tenthredo, Linn., Proc. ii. 66; xi. 79,
411.

—coxalis, F. Smith*, ii. 116; vii.
145; xi. 411.

399

Tenthredo (Allantus) purpurata, £7.
Smith * , iii. 23.; vii. 145.

Tephritis, Latr., xi. 80.

Tepper, J. G. Otto, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1875-80). li.

—, On Galls of Coccidsze from §. Aus-
tralia, Proc. (1886-87) 15 (Ab-
stract).

—, On the Manna or Lerp Insect, Proc.
(1882-86) 6; xvii. 109-111.

—, On the Papilionide of S. Australia,
Proce. (1880-82) 2 (title).

Teracolus, Swains., xi. 434.

Terebella, Linn., viii. 19, 157; x. 215,
216.

— Aphroditois, Pallas, x. 343.

— bicornis, Abildq., viii. 19.

— bilineata, Baird * , viii. 157.

— carunculata, Pallas, x. 220.

— complanata, Pallas, x. 222.

— conchylega (Pallas), Gmel., xv. 6.

— flabellum, Baird * , viii. 157.

— flava, Pallas, x. 280.

— rostrata, Pallas, x. 217.

— stellata, Abildg., viii. 19.

— yagans, Savigny, X. 218.

Terebellide, xiv. 132.

Terebellides Stroemi, Sars, xiv. 127.

Terebellum subulatum, Lam., vii. 92.

— terebellum, Linn., vii. 92.

Terebra, Humph., xv. 121, 229.

— cancellata, Quoy §& Gaim., xii. 537.

— undulatella, Deshayes, Xii. 537.

— vittata, Linn., v. 186.

Terebrantia, xx. 531.

Terebratella Coreanica, Adams & Reeve,
xii. 109.

— frontalis, Middendorff, xii. 109.

— spitzbergensis, Davids., xii. 101.

Terebratula caput-serpentis, Linn., Xii.
101; xiv. 418, 428.

——, var. septentrionalis, Couthouy,
xiv. 418.

— vitrea, Gmel., xii. 101.

— —, var. minor, Philipp?, xii. 101.

Terebratulina caput-serpentis, Linm.,
xx, 452, 468.

Teredidxz, Contributions to a Natural
History of (Perceval Wright),
Proc. (1865-66) vui. See Trans.
vol. xxv. 561-568.

Teredo, Linn., iv. 44.

—antenautex, Sow., iii. 31.

— uticulus (read utriculus), Gmel., xvi.
541.

—utriculus Gmel. (Hanley),
(1880-82) 36; xiv. 541.

Teredolemus, Sharp * , xix. 59, 60.

— (?) biplagiatus, Motsch., xix. 124,

— guttatus, Sharp * , xix. 60, 74.

Proc.

400

Teredolemus similis, Sharp *, xix.
124.

— (Teredus) politus, Lewis, xix. 60,

Teredus, De7., Kix. 74.

— (?) biplagiatus, Motsch., xix. 134.

— politus, Lewis, xix. 60.

Teretristis (read Teretistris), Cabanis,
ii. 143.

Teretrius, Hrichs., Xvi. 296.

Terias, Swains., x. 501.

Terillus Duboulayi, Baly*, xiii. 458,
471.

— foveolatus, Baly * , xiii. 458, 469.

— perplexus, Baly* , xiii. 458, 470.

— squamosus, Baly * , xiii. 458, 470.

— vittatus, Baly * , xiii. 458, 471.

Terinezea, Bates * , xviii. 249, 250.

— atrofusea, Bates * , xviii. 207, 250,
262.

Termes, Linn., xi. 79; xiii. 377, 378;
xvi. 151.

— lateralis, Walk., exhib. (J. R. Jack-
son), Proc. (1873-74) xxviii.

— lucifugus, Rossi, xvi. 151, 155, 174.

Termites, Xi. 294; xiii. 374.

—, communities of (Bates), Proc. il.
233 * .

— of Rangoon, on the Habits of the
(R. Romanis), Proc. (1882-83) 13
(title).

Termitide, xiii. 377; xvi. 155, 174.

Termitine, xiii, 377.

Tern, Sooty (Sterna fuliginosa, Lath.),
exhib. (Yarrell), Proc. 11. 213.

Terns, Proc. (1883-86) 119; xv. 47.

—and Gulls, Geographical Distribu-
tion of (Howard Saunders), Proc.
(1875-80) xxx; xiv. 390-406.

Terpsiphone cristata, Gmel., xvii. 425.

— melanogastra, Heugl., Xvii. 425.

Terrapin, xiii. 94.

Tesosterni, Xi. 59.

Tessarodon, Westw., xi. 88.

Tessaromma, Newm., ix. 123. ,

— undatum, Newm., ix. 123.

Tessarops, Rafinesque, X. ftnote 398.

Testacea, iv. 44.

Testacella, Lam., Structure of Mantle in
(Reeve), Proc. (1861-62) lxv; vi.
153-156.

— haliotidea, Drap., vi. 155.

— Maugei, Fér., vi. 155.

——, living specimen obtained in
Dorset, exhib. (W. Fawcett), Proc.
(1883-88) 2.

Testudinata, x. 5, 6,8; xii. 175, 176,

' 181, 304.

Testudines, xii. 172-174, 177, 178.

Testudinids, x. 5, 6.

GENERAL INDEX.

Testudo, Linn., xX. 11; xii. 172, 174,
ne 179, 180, 182, 184, 304, 436,

— elegans, Schoepff, x. 7, 16.

— elongata, Blyth, x. 6, 8, 19.

— indica, Schneid., xii. 439.

— inepta, Ginther, xv. 58.

— leptocnemis, Giinther, xv. 58.

— Phayret, Blyth, x. 10.

— platynotus, Blyth, x. 6,7, 8, 16, 19;
xii. 441. :

— triserrata, Giinther, xv. 58.

— Vosmeri, Pitzing., Xv. 58.

Tethya cranium, Lam., XX. 566, 568.

Tetrabranchiate Cephalopoda, xvii. 8.

Tetrabranchus, Bleeker, xiv. ftnote
557.

— microphthalmus, Bleeker, xiv. ftnote
558.

Tetracentron amabile, M‘Lachl.*, x.
201, 212, 214.

—sarothropus, Brauer, xX. 212; xi.
128.

Tetracis, Guen., Xvii. 197.

Tetraceenia, @’Orb., xviii. 129, 180,
204.

Tetragnatha, Walck., X. 387, 389, 395.

—argentata, Pick. Camb.*, x. 373,
392, 397.

—argentula, Pick. Camb. (=argen-
tata), x. 573.

— Ceylonica, Pick. Camb.*, X. 373,
394, 397.

— culta, Pick. Camb.*, x. 373, 390,
397.

— decorata, Blackw., X. 373, 389, 390,
892, 397.

—extensa, Walck., x. 394, 483.

— gibba, Koch, x. 435.

— ocellata, Keyserling, x. 390.

— quinquelineata, Keyserling, x. 390.

Tetragonaspis flavicollis, Mayr, xx.
538

— gracilicornis, Mayr, xx. 538.
Tetragonosoma atropurpureum, Cantor,
x. 37, 65.

Tetralanguria, Crotch, xvii. 348.

Tetralonia, Spin., vii. 115; xi. 391.

— floralia, F. Smith, xi. 391.

Tetramelia, Kirby *, xx. 31, 33.

— plagiata, Walk., XX. 31.

Tetramorium, Mayr, xvi. 116, 117.

—cespitum, Linn., xii, 239; Xvi.
116.

— guineense, Fabr., xiv. 675.

— subleevis, Wy/., xvi. ftnote 116.

Tetranachi, xv. 299.

Tetrao, Linn., ii. 137.

— coturnix, Linn., v. 11.

— mutus, Martin, xx. 140.

GENERAL INDEX.

Tetrao rupestris, Gmel., xx. 140.

— saliceti, Sabine, xx. 139, 140.

— tridactylus, Linn., Proc. ii. 32.

Tetraodon, Cuv., v. 214.

Tetraonidx, xiii. 331, 332.

Tetraonyx, Latr., Proc. i. 319.

— cinctus, Curtis * , Proce. i. 202.

— 7-guttatus, Curtis * , Proc. i. 202.

Tetraonyx, Less., x. 9, 17.

— Lessoni, Dum. § Bibr., x. 9, 17, 20.

Tetrapoda, ii. 10.

Tetraponera, Ff. Smith, ii. 70.

— atrata, F. Smeth, ii. 70; xi. 328.

Tetrapygus (Arbacia) nigra, Agass., Xix.
5

Tetrarhynchide, parasitic forms of
(Welch), Proc. (1874-75) ix; xii.
329-342.

Tetrarhynchus appendiculatus, Rud.,
vii. 150.

— attenuatus, Rud., ix. 200.

— earcharias, Welch * , xii. 330, 340.

—, sp., vii. 151.

Tetrisia, Walk. * , ix. 182, 186.

— florigera, Walk. *, ix. 181, 187.

Tetrodon, Linn., ix. 166; xv. 49.

— nigripunctatus, Bloch, xv. 45.

Tetropium, Kirby, XViii. 206.

— luridum, Linn., Xvili. 206, 208.

Tetrorea, White, Xviii. 248.

Tettigometra, Latr., Xi. 28, 82.

Tettigonia, Germ., i. 97, 167; xi. 82;
Xvii. 109.

—albidula, Walk.* , x. 305.

—angularis, Walk. *, i. 167.

— brevifrons, Walk., i. 97.

— difficilis, Walk. * , i. 169.

— eburnea, Waik.*,i. 168; x. 305.

— elongata, Walk. *, i. 167.

— farinosa, Fabr., i. 97, 167; x. 3038.

— ferruginea, Fabr., i. 97, 167.

— glabra, Walk. *, i. 168.

— guttivitta, Walk.*, x. 301.

— igniceps, Walk. *, x. 304,

— inclinans, Walk.*, i. 169.

— inconspicua, Walk. * , x. 303.

—invadens, Walk. *,i. 168.

— jocosa, Walk. * , 1. 97.

— lepidipennis, Walk. *, i. 168.

— leucopasa, Walk. * , x. 304.

—lineolata, Walk. * , i. 167.

— maculicollis, Walk. *, x. 302.

— nigrifrons, Sigu., i. 97.

— polita, Walk. * , 1. 168.

— ruficosta, Walk. *, x. 302.

— scitipennis, Walk. * , i. 168.

— scutellaris, Walk. * , x. 303.

— semiclara, Sign., i. 97.

— signifera, Walk. *, i. 168.

— speciosa, Jiliger, i. 141.

401

Tettigonia stellata, Sign., i. 97.

— suavissima, Walk. *, i. 97, 167.

— testacea, Walk. * , x. 304.

— tripars, Walk.* , i. 97.

— tripunctata, Walk. * , x. 303.

— vittifrons, Walk. * , x. 302.

Tettigonides, i. 97, 167; x. 301.

Tetyra, Fabr., xi. 81.

Teulisna, Walk *, vi. 109.

— chiloides, Walk. * , vi. 109.

— plagiata, Walk.*, vi. 109.

Texara, Walk.* , i. 38, 1385; iv. 166;
ix. 6.

— compressa, Walk. * , 1.38, 135; ix.

—dioctriodes, Walk. *, iv. 166; ix.

29.

Textilaria, Hhrenb., xiii. 411.

Textrix, Sund., Xi. 537.

— Moggridgii, Pick. Camb. *, xi. 530,
537, 547.

Thackeray, Dr. George, obituary, Proc.
ii. 188.

Thacona, Walk. *, wii. 169.

— costivitta, Walk. * , vii. 169.

Thais, Fabr., x. 497 ; xi. 432.

Thalamita sima, Milne-Hdw., XX.
110.

Thalamoccenia, d@’Orb., xviii. 99, 100,
204.

Thalamophora, xiii, 388-391, 394-
401; xiv. 180.

Thalassema, Baird, Proc. (1882-83)
36.

Thalassicolla, Huxley, xiv. 138-143,
146, 147, 157-160, 166, 167, 172,
179, 182, 184, 185.

—nucleata, Huxley, xiv. 156, 184,
8

Thalassina anomala, Herbst, xx. 112.

Thalassinide, xx. 112.

Thalassinidea, xx. 515.

Thalassobius, So/., xi. 39, 40.

Thalassolampe, Haeckel, xiv. 140-142,
147, 179.

— margarodes, Haeckel, xiv. 186.

Thalassophilus, Woll., xi. 40.

Thalassophryne, Giinther, xiii. ftnote
340.

Thalassoplaneta, Haeckel, xiv. 148,

Thalassosphera, Haeckel, xiv. 142,
174.

Thalatha, Walk. * , vi. 187.

—sinens, Walk., vi. 187.

Thalatta, Walk., iii. 189.

— aurigutta, Wadk., ili. 189.

Thalenessa Edwardsi, Kinb., ix. 34.

Thalestris, Claus, vii. 115.

— Mysis, Claus, xx. 152.

2D

402

Thalestris rufocincta,
152.
—serrulata, Brady, xv. 68.
Thalotia Elisa, Gould, xiv. 699.
— Wilkiz, Sow. * , xx. 397.
Thamnarea, Htallon, xviii. 168, 169,
99.

Norman, XX.

Thamnastrea, Lesawv., Xvi. 302;
Xvili. 4, 129, 135, 186, 138, 158,
162, 163, 198.

Thamnastreoida, xviii. 136, 198.

Thamnophilus, Véedl/., ii. 143.

Thamnoseris, Htallon, xviii. 154, 155,
198.

— Froteana, Hiallon, xviii. 155.

Thamnotelia, Kirby * , see Thaumatelia,
Xvii. 54, 60.

Thanaos, Boisd., ix. 58; xvi. 473.

— Ennius, Scudder § Burg., Xvi. 473.

— Juvenalis, Fabr., xvi. 473.

— rusticanus, Butler * , ix. 58.

— tristis, Boisd., xvi. 474.

Thanatus, Koch, xi. 548.

— mundus, Pick. Cambr.*, xi. 531,
543, 547.

— setigerus, Pick. Cambr., xi. 543.

Tharops, Hiibner, 1x. 213, 222, 412,
445, 453.

— cicuta, Hewits., ix. 223, 446.

— cornscans, Butler*, ix. 222, 229,
445.

— felsina, Hewits., ix. 223, 446.

— glaucoma, Hiibner, ix. 224, 225,
446.

— Hebrus, Cramer, ix. 223, 446.

—hyalina, Builer*, ix. 225, 229,
ADT.

— Jon, Westw., 1x. 223, 229, 446.

— Menander, Cramer, ix. 222, 445.

— nitida, Butler * , ix, 223, 229, 445.

— Petronius, Kabr., ix. 445.

— Pretus, Cramer, ix. 224, 446.

—splendida, Butler*, ix. 224, 229,
397, 446.

— superba, Bates * , ix. 397, 446.

Thaumantias, Hsch., ii. 38.

— achroa, Cobbold, ii. 38, 39.

— inconspicua, Forbes, ii. 39.

— punctata, Forbes, ii. 39.

— Thompsoni, Forbes, ii. 39.

Thaumantids, xv. 134.

Thaumantis, Hiibner, xi. 435.

— Aliris, Westw., xiii. 115, 196.

— Pseudaliris, Butler, xiii. 115, 196.

Thaumapus, Kirby, xvii. 54, 56.

— decora, Walk., xvii. 77.

— Woalkeri, Kirby * , xvii. 64.

Thaumasus, Reiche, Proce. ii. 294,

Thaumatelia, Kirby * , xvii. 54, 60.

— separata, Walk., xvii. 77.

* Thecosmilia,

GENERAL INDEX,

Thaumops pellucida, Willemoes-Suhm,
Proce. (1873-74) xxxi.

Theages, Walk., xii. 430.

— leucophea, Walk., xii. 430.

— quadricolor, Walk., xii. 430.

Theatops, Newp., Proce. i. 193.

Thechia, Pascoe * , xii. 25, 86.

— pygmea, Pascoe * , xii. 25, 78, 86.

Thecidze, XViii. 5.

Thecla, Fabr., ix. 57; x. 499 ; x1. 438,
439; xvi. 469.

— acadica, W. H. Edw., xvi. 469.

— adenostomatis, H. Hdw., xvi. 470.

— auretorum, Boisd., Xwi. 462, 469.

— Battus, Cramer, ix. 58.

— betule, Linn., x. 499.

— ealifornica, W. H. Hdw., xvi. 469.

— dumetorum, Boisd., xvi. 470.

— Edwardsii, Scudder, xvi. 469.

— Eryphon, Boisd., xvi. 470.

— Henrici, Grote, xvi. 470.

— humuli, Harris, xvi. 469.

— hyperici, Boisd. & Lec., xvi. 469.

— Ichnographia, Butler *, ix. 57.

— Quercus, Linn., x. 499.

— sepium, Botsd., xvi. 469.

— spini, Wien. Verz., x. 499.

Thecocladium, Allman * , xix. 149.

— flabellum, Al/man * , xix. 149, 160.

Thecocyathus, Milne-Edw. & Haime,
Xviii. 21, 22, 194, 203.

Thecodontia, v. 219, 226.

Thecomedusz, On the Structure and
Systematic Position of Stephano-.
scyphus mirabilis, Alim.*, the
type of a new Order of Hydrozoa
(Allman), Proc. (1874-75) ii. See
Trans., 2nd ser. Zool. vol. i. 61—
66.

Thecophyllia, D’Ord., xviii. 148.

Thecopsammia, Powrt., xviii.
199.

Thecoseris, Milne-Edw. § Haime, xviii.
166, 167, 199.

Milne-Edw. § Haime,

80, 81, 126, 196.

Thecosmilioida, xviii..76, 196.

Thelaira, Desv., i. 21, 126.

Thelde, Walk. *, wi. 139.

— patula, Walk.* , vi. 140.

Theleproctophylla, Lefebv., xi. 219,
220, 222, 232, 233, 260.

— australis, Ramb., Xi. 260.

— barbara, Linn., xi. 260, 275.

Thelepus circinnatus, Fabr., xiv. 182,

9

175,

ot.
Themara, Walk. * , i. 33, 134.
—ampla, Walk. *, 1. 33, 134.
Themeropis, Pascoe * , xii. 30, 33, 88.
— fimbriata, Pascoe * , xii. 31, 78, 88.

GENERAL INDEX.

Themone, Westw., ix. 425.

— Halius, Dalm., ix. 425.

— pais, Hithner, ix. 378, 425.

— pecila, Bates * , ix. 378, 425.

— puleherrima, Herr.-Schiff,, ix. 425.

Thenus orientalis, Herbst, xx. 112.

Theobald, W., Catalogue of the Rep-
tiles of British Birmah, embracing
the Provinces of Pegu, Martaban,
and Tenasserim, Proc. (1867-68)
xii; x. 4-68.

Theope, Westw. § Hewits., ix. 410,
453, 458.

— apheles, Bates * , ix. 405, 454.

— atima, Bates * , ix. 407, 454.

— aureonitens, Bates *, ix. 405, 454.

— azurea, Bates *, ix. 406, 454,

— bahiana, Fedd., ix. 455.

— basilea, Bates, ix. 455.

— crxrulea, Bates * , ix. 408, 455.

— discus, Bates, ix. 409, 455.

— drepana, Bates * , ix. 409, 455.

— Hudocia, Doubl., Westw., § Hewits.,
ix. 453.

—- eurygonina, Bates * , ix. 410, 455.

— excelsa. Bates * , ix. 406, 454.

— foliorum, Bates*, ix. 407, 408,
454.

— hypoleuca, Bates* , ix. 406, 454.

— hypoxanthe, Bates * , ix. 405, 454.

— Janus, Bates, ix. 410, 455.

— Lagus, Doubl., ix. 220.

—lampropteryx, Bates*,
454.

— leucanthe, Bates * , ix. 408, 454.

— lyeenina, Bates* , ix. 406, 454.

— Lytea, Hiibner, ix. 409, 455.

— methemona, Bates* , ix. 408, 454.

— nobilis, Bates * , ix. 410, 455.

— pedias, Herr.-Schaff., ix. 404, 405,
453.

— Pheo, Prittw., ix. 455.

— pieridoides, Felder, ix. 453.

— Publius, Felder, ix. 455.

—punctipennis, Bates*, ix. 407,
454.

— sericea, Bates* , ix. 404, 454.

— simplicia, Bates * , ix. 406, ADA.

— sobrina, Bates * , ix. 405, 454.

— syngenes, Bates * , ix. 409, 455.

— Terambus, Godt., ix. 455.

— tetrastigma, Bates * , ix. 408, 455.

— Thebais, Hewits., ix. 455.

— Thelpusa, Hewits., ix. 453.

— Theritas, Hewits., ix. 454, 455.

— Thestias, Hewits., ix. 455.

— Thootes, Hewits., ix. 405, 454.

— Tisiphone, Westw. §& Hewits., ix.
455,

—tutana, Godt., ix. 455.

ix. 404,

403

Theope Virgilius, Fabr., ix. 408, 455.

— Zostera, Bates * , ix. 405, 454.

Theorema, Hewits., Xi. 438.

Theraphosides, x1. 533.

Therapons, residing inside Meduse,
(Day), xv. 52. :

Therebus, Pascoe * , xi. 480, 481; xi.
92

— cepuroides, Pascoe * , xi. 480, 492;
xii. 92.

Thereva, Latr., i. 118; iv. 111; vi.
8; viii. 111; ix. 4.

—congrua, Walk. *, iii. 90; vi. 111;
v. 260; vii. 224; ix. 14.

— conscita, Walk.* , vi.8; ix. 14.

— funebris, Walk. * , viii. 111.

— precedens, Walk. * , i. 118; 1x. 14.

Therevites, i. 118; iii. 90; iv. 111;
v. 260; vi. 8; vii. 224; viii.
111.

Theridide, x. 424; xv. 157.

Theridides, x. 270, 378 ; xi. 539; xiv.
120.

Theridion, Wailck., x. 382, 387.

— albomaculatum, De Geer, xv. 152.

— albomaculosum, Pick. Cambr.*, X.
373, 386, 396.

—annulipes, Pick. Cambr.* , KX. 373,
384.

—hbenignum, Walck., Proc. i. 66; X.
422.

— castaneum, Sund., xv. 152.

— concinnum, Blackw. *, x. 424, 434.

—— convexum, Blackw.* , x. 426.

— delicatum. Blackw.* , x. 428, 434. |

— denticulatum, Walck., Proc. i. 132.

— guttatum, Blackw., xv. 152, 153.

— hamatum, C. Koch, xv. 152.

— levigatum, Blackw. * , x. 425.

— latens. Walck., x. 422.

— lineatum, Walck., x. 424.

— luteipes, Pick. Cambr.*, X. 373,
382, 396.

— lutipes (read luteipes), Pick. Cambr.,
x. 373.

— ovatum, Sund., x. 424.

— prominens, Blackw.* , x. 427.

— pulchellum, Walck., x. 424.

— redimitum, Latr., X. 424.

— serratipedis, Westr., xv. 152.

— signatum, Walck., Proc. i. 132.

— spiniventre, Pick. Cambr.* , x. 384,
396.

— spiniventris, Pick. Cambr. (= spini-
ventre), X. 373.

— tepidariorum, Koch * , x. 373, 382.

— vernale, Hahn, Proc. i. 133.

Theridium, Walk., Proc. 1. 41.

—= pallidum, Koch, Proce. i. 183.

— redimitum (Koch), x. 424.

2D 2

404

Theridium wittatum, Koch, x. 424.

Therinia sambucaria, Linn., XvVii.
198.

Therma, read Thereva, Latr., 1x. 4,

Thermesia, Hiibner, ix. 181.

— antecedens, Walk. * , vii. 184.

— bipustulata, Walk. * , ix. 181, 188,
192.

— (?) crassiuscula, Walk. *, vii. 186.

— discontenta, Walk. * , vii. 185.

— finipalpis, Walk. * , vii. 184.

— gemmatalis, Hiibner, xx. 531, 544,

— metagona, Walk. * , vii. 185.

— nigripalpis, Walk. *, vii. 187.

— noctinix, Walk. * , vii. 185.

— plagifera, Walk. * , vii. 187.

— Poaphiloides, Waik.* , vii. 186.

— prospera, Walk., ix. 188.

— Precusata, Walk. *, iii. 191.

— ruficeps, Walk. * , vii. 186.

— sparsa, Walk. * , vii. 187.

— subrutilans, Walk., vii. 185.

Thermesiadzz, ix. 181, 183.

Thermeside, iii. 191, 197; vii. 184.

Thermesiidz, vi. 139.

Thersalus, Pascoe, ix. 138.

— bispinus, Pascoe, ix. 138.

Thesbia, Jetlreys, xv. 444, 453.

— brychia, Watson * , xv. 418, 451.

—corpulenta, Watson*, xv. 413,
446, 447.

— dyscrita, Watson * , xv. 413, 448.

— eritima, Watson * , xv. 413, 443.

—wmonoceros, Watson*, xv. 418,
449,

— nana, Lov., xv. 446.

— papyracea, Watson * , xv. 413, 450.

— platamodes, Watson*, xv. 418,
447,

— pruina, Watson * , xv. 413, 453.

— translucida, Watson*, xv. 413,
444, 446, 447.

Thestor, Hiibner, xi. 482, 438.

Thestus, Pascoe, xviii. 240, 241.

Thetisella, Baird * , x. 247.

— flava, Baird *, x. 248, 250.

— olivacea, Baird * , x, 249, 250.

Thinopteryx, Butler * , xvii. 197, 202,
204. ‘

— crocopterata, Koll., xvii. 202, 208.

— delectans, Butler, xvii. 203.

— nebulosa, Butler * , xvii. 203.

— pretoraria, Felder, xvii. 202.

— striolata, Butler * , xvii. 202.

Thiolliericrinus, Htallon, xv. 209.

Thisbe, Hiibner, ix. 450.

Thlaosoma, Pick. Cambr.*, x. 265,
266, 271.

— distinctum, Pick. Cambr.* , x. 274,
276.

GENERAL INDEX.

Thlaosoma dubium, Pick. Cambr * , X.
272, 274, 275, 276.

Thoé, Bell, xiv. 666, 667.

— erosa, Bell, Xiv. 667.

Thom, Geo., elected Fellow, Proe.
(1883-86) 121.

Thom, Rev. R., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1883-86) 4.

Thomas, A. P. W., elected Fellow, Proce.
(1880-82) 28.

—, exhibits preparations of Liver-Fluke,
Proc. (1882-83) i.

Thomas, Henry Sullivan,
Fellow, Proe. (1872-78) vi.

Thomas, Oldfield, Description of a
new genus and new species of
Insectivora from Madagascar, Proce.
(1880-82) 28; xvi. 319-322.

—,On the Mammals of Fernando
Noronha, Proc. (1888-90) 2; xxx.
476-477.

Thomisidz, x. 415.

Thomisides, X. 265, 271, 274; i, 540.

Thomisus, Walck., x. 434.

—- abbreviatus, Walck., x. 420, (Journ.
Bot.) x. 471.

— amecenus, Blackw.* , x. 415, 419.

— audax, Blackw., x. 415.

— aureolus, Walck., x. 420.

— bifasciatus, Blackw., Proc. i. 182.

— brevipes, Hahn, Proc. i. 132.

— calycinus, Koch, X. 415.

— citreus, Walck., Proc. i. 182; x. 415.

— cuneolus, Koch, x. 420.

— dauci, Hahn, x. 415.

— diadema, Hahn, x. 420.

— elegans, Blackw. * , x. 419, 434.

— exiguus, Blackw. * , x. 416, 434.

— globosus, Hahn, x. 415. ~

— hirtus, Koch, x. 420.

— horridus, Koch, x. 420.

— modestus, Blackw. * , x. 418.

— oblongus, Walch., x. 420.

— rotundatus, Walck., x. 415.

— truncatus, Walck., x. 420.

Thompson, Prof. D’Arey Wm., elected
Fellow, Proc. (1887-88) 112.

Thompson, Isaac Cooke, elected Fellow,
Proe. (1887- 88) 5.

—, Copepoda of Madeira and the
Canary Islands, with descriptions
of new genera and species, Proc.
(1887-88) 4; xx. 145-156.

Thompson, Jos. Henry, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1885-86) 69.

Thompson, Sydney de Courey, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1883-86) 71.

Thomson, Prof. Allen elected Fellow,
Proce. (1875-80) li; obituary,
Proce. (1883-86) 40.

elected

GENERAL INDEX.

Thomson, Dr. ©. Wyville, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1871-72) xxx;
obituary, Proc. (1880-82) 67.

—, Notice of new living Crinoids belong-
ing to the Apiocrinidx, Proc.(1875-
80) x; xiii. 47-55.

—, Notice of some peculiarities in the
mode of propagation of certain
Hehinoderms of the Southern Sea,
Proe. (1875-80) x; xxiii. 55-79.

Thomson, G. M., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1875-80) li.

Thomson, James, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1861-62) lxiv; death announced,
Proce. (1888-90) ii.

Thomson, Dr. Thos., elected Fellow,
Jan. 2,1812; obituary, Proc. ii.
240.

Thomson, jun.,Dr. Thos.,elected Fellow,
Proc. 1. 172; death announced,
Proc. (1875-80) xxxiv.

Thomson, Wm., elected Fellow, Proc.
i. 210.

Thomson, Wm., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1875-80) xxxviil.

Thoracantha, Latr., Xx. 32.

— atrata, Walk., xx. 32.

— coleopteroides, Waterh., XX. 32.

— fureata, Fabr., xx. 32.

— Latreillii, Guér., xx. 32.

— striata, Perty, xx. 33.

Thoracaster, Sladen * , xvii. 215, 217,
245.

— cylindratus, Sladen * , xvii. 245.

Thoracophorus, Hope, Xi. 52.

Thormora, Baird * , viii. 199.

— Jukesii, Baird * , viii. 199.

Thorne, Angustus, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1862-63) vi.

Thornhill, J., elected Fellow, Proce.
(1886-87) 21.

Thozet, A., elected Fellow, Proc. (1866-
67) v; death announced, Proc.
(1875-80) xlv.

Thracia Angasiana, LE. A, Smith * , xii.
560, 562.

— Jacksoniana, EH. A. Smith*, xii,
561, 562.

— papyracea, Poli, Kvii. 95, 99.

Thracia, Westw. * ,; Proc. i. 84.

— abrupta, Walk. * , x. 1387.

— abscissa, Walk.* , x. 140.

—albida, Walk. * , x. 140.

— albipes, Walk. * , x. 141.

— anticalis, Walk. * , x. 186.

— basalis, Walk.*,x. 135. ~

— costalis, Walk. *, x. 136.

— cumulata, Walk. *, x. 1389.

— dorsalis, Walk. * , x. 137.

— ephemeralis, Walk. *, x. 134.

405

Thracia fasciata, Walk. * , x. 139.

— fuscipennis, Walk. *, x. 140.

— javanica, Westw.*, Proc. i. 84.

— limnobialis, Walk. * , x. 134.

— nervosa, Bohk., Proc. i. 84.

-— nervosa, Walk. * , Xx. 135.

— nivifera, Walk. * , X. 137.

— punctipennis, Walk. * , x. 138.

— rufifinis, Walk. * , x. 138.

— scutellaris, Walk. *, x. 135.

— sexnotata, Walk. *, x. 139.

— sinuosa, Bohk., Proc. i. 84.

Thranius variegatus, ates, XVili.
22

Thrasaétus, Gray, li. 143.

Thresher Shark, attacks of, on Whale,
xv. 55.

Thressa, Walk. * , iv. 146.

—signifera, Walk.*, iv. 146; ix.
24

Thrinacia, Butler * , xii. 384, 397.

— afilicta, Walk., xii. 384.

Thrips, Linn., vi. 28.

Thryothorus hypoxanthus, Vieil/., v.
12.

Thuiaria, Fleming, xii. 252, 264, 267,
273, 274; xix. 136, 144-149.

— bidens, Aliman * , xii. 269, 283.

—cerastium, Allman*, xii. 271,
283.

— coronifera, Allman * , xii. 268, 283.

— crassicaulis, Allman * , X11. 259, 267,
283.

—diaphana (Busk MS8.), Aliman*,
xix. 145, 160.

— dolichocarpa, Allman*, xii. 270,
283.

— heteromorpha, Allman * , xix. 147,
149, 160.

— Hippisleyana, Allman *, xix. 146,
160.

— interrupta, Aliman*, xix. 145,

159.

— persocialis, Ad/man * , xii. 271, 283.

— polymorpha (read heteromorpha),
Allman, xix. 149.

—ramosissima, Aliman*, xix. 146,
160.

— thuia, Linn., xx. 44.

Thuiariidsz, xii, 267.

Thurston, Hon. John Bates, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1882-83) 8.

Thwaites, H. K., elected Fellow, Proc.
li. 269.

Thyada, Pascoe, ix. 115.

— barbicornis, Pascoe, ix. 115.

Thyatira, Ochs., vi. 178.

— magniplaga, Walk., vi. 178.

Thyestetha, Pascoe, xii, 54.

Thylacinus, Temm., xii. 157, 194.

406
Thylacium aggregatum, Forbes §- Hanley,
ix. 317

>: .

Thymallus vexillifer, Agass., v. 32.

Thymele, Fabr., x. 501; xi. 4388.

— malve, Linn., =. 501.

— Tages, Linn., x. 501.

Thymelicus, Hiibner, Xi. 432.

Thynnichthys, Bleeker, xiv. 537, 544,
563, 571, 579.

— cochinensis, Giinther, xiv. 544.

— sandkhol, Sykes, xiv. 544.

Thynnide, Erichs., vi. 51; vii. 25;
villi. 77; xi. 341.

Thynunus, Cuv., Xv. 311.

— brachypterus, Cuv. § Val, Xv. 311.

— vulgaris, Cuv., v. 21, 388; found in
the Tees (Hogg), Proc. ii. 348, 349,
360, 361.

Thynnus, Fubr., v. 94, 114; vi. 36,
51; vii. 120; viii. 77; xi. 341.

—atratus, F. Smith*, vi. 51; vii.
131; vill. 77; xi. 341.

— erraticus, Ff. Smith*,v. 114; vii.
131; xi. 341.

— insularis, F. Smith * , vii. 26, 131;
xi. 341.

— levissimus, F, Smith*, viii. 77;
xi. 341.

— lugubris, F. Smith *, vii. 25, 181;
xi. 341.

— placidus, F. Smith*, vii. 26, 131;
xi. 341.

— pullatus, 7. Smith*, vii. 26, 131;
xi. 341.

— Shuckardi, Gwér., vi. 51.

— (Agriomyia) abductor, F. Smith*,
viii. 78; xi. 341.

—- (—) vagans, F. Smith * , vi. 51; vii.
131; vill. 78; xi. 341.

Thyone fusus, 0. F. Miill., xx. 458,470.

Thyonidium, Kor., Xvii. 219.

Thyrassia, Butler*, xii. 358, 355,
407.

— subcordata, Walk., xii. 355.

Thyretes, Boisd., Xii. 353, 359, 360,
407.

— caffra, Wallengr., xii. 359.

— hippotes, Cramer, xii. 359.

— montana, Boisd., Xii. 359.

— Monteiroi, Butler * , xii. 359.

Thyretinz, xii. 360; xiii. 352-360.

Thyridium, De7., xiii. 134.

Thyroderus, Sharp * , Kix. 58, 60, 82.

—poreatus, Sharp*, xix. 60, 83,
84,

Thysanoprymna, Butler, xii. 431,

— pyrrhopyga, Walk, xii. 431.

Thysanoptera, Xi. 99.

Thysanosoma, Dies., exhib. (Bourne),
Proce. (1883-84) 16.

GENERAL INDEX.

Thysanura, Latr., Notes on the Anatomy
of (Lubbock), Proe. (1861-62) lx—
lxii, evii; Proc. (1863-64) iv;
Proce. (1866-67) xlii; Proc. (1868—
69) cxxix; xi. 99, 100, 179. See
Trans. vol. xxiii. 429-448, 589-
601 ; vol. xxvi. 295-304.

—and Collembola of Fernando No-
ronha (Ridley), xx. 556-559.

Thysanuride, Xv. 299.

Thysanus, Dune., XVili. 13, 15, 194.

Tiaradendron, Quenst., Xvili. 46, 204.

Tiarinia, Dana, Xiv. 664.

—- cornigera, Latr., xiv. 664.

Tiaris suberistata, Blyth, x. 34, 36.

Tiarops diademata, Agass., xii, 525.

— indicans, Romanes* , X1i. 525, 526.

— oligoplocama, Romanes* , xii. 525,

—polydiademata, Romanes*, xii.
525.

Tiaropsis crucifera, Romanes*, xiii.
190, 194.

— helicobostrycha, omanes*, xiii.
190, 194.

— indicans, Romanes* , xiii. 194.

— oligoplocama, Romanes *, xiii. 194.

— polydiademata, Romanes*, iil.
194.

Tichoseris, Quelch, xviii. 156, 157,
198

Tiedemann, Friedrich, obituary, Proc.
(1861-62) ci.

Tiedemannia, Leuck., exhib, (Bourne),
Proce. (1883-86) 16.

Tiga, Kaup, iv. 1738.

Tiger, xii. 177.

— Cowry (Reeve), Proce. i. 308.

Tigrisoma ‘heliosylos, Less. xili, 321;
xvi. 447.

Tiliqua multicarinata, Kuhl, x. 25, 26,
35.

—rufescens, Shaw, x. 25, 26, 35.

Tillomorpha, Blanch., ix. 136.

— mestula, White, ix, 136.

Tillus, Oliv., xi. 84.

Timalia, Horsf., ii. 140.

— poliocephala, Mill. MS., ii. 161.

Timandra ajaia, Walk, * , iii. 195.

Timarcha, Meg., xi. 89; xvi. 360.

Timareta, Pascoe * , Xi. 445; xii. 81.

— figurata, Pascoe*, xi. 446, 491;
xii. 81.

— satellina, Pascoe*, xi, 446; xii.
81.

Timeliide, xvi. 319.

Timola, Pascoe * , xix. 319, 331.

— suturalis, Pascoe * , xix. 319, 332.

Tinamide, ii, 133.

Tinamu, Rufous, drawing of, shown

(Harting), Proc. (1887-88) 10.

GENERAL INDEX,

Tinamus, Lath., ii. 143.

Tinca chrysitis, Agass., v. 21, 29.

— vulgaris, Cuv., xii. 563.

Tinda, Walk. * , iv. 101.

=laccedens, Walk. * , v. 233; ix. 10.

— modifera, Walk. x , iv. 101; ix,
10.

Tinea, Linn., xiv. 727, 733.

— Degeerella, Linn., xiv. 733.

—entella, Cramer, vi. 102.

— granella, Linn., web of, shown (Busk),
Proc. (1868-69) XXIy.

— Robertella, Linn., Xiv. 733, 736.

— Swammerdamella, Linn., Xiv. 7338.

Tineina, vi. 157-162; xi. 283.

Tingis, Mabr., Xi. 81.

Tingitide, xiv. 485.

Tinodes, Leach, xi. 138; xvi. 154,
160.

— canariensis, McLachl.*, xvi. 154,
159.

— cinerea, Hag., Xvi. 154, 159.

— consueta, McLachl. * , Xi. 138, 141.

— grisea, Hagen, XVi. 154, 159.

— hirtipes, Curtis, xi. 139.

— livida, Hagen, xi. 139.

— luridus, Curtis, xiv. 732.

— merula, MeLachl. * , xvi. 154, 160.

— unicolor, Pict., xvi. 160.

Tinoporus, Mont/., xiv. 216, 227.

Tintinnids, xiv. 158.

Tintinnus, Schrank, xiv. 126.

Tiphaura, Pascoe* , xi. 164.

— funerea, Pascoe * | xi. 164, 217.

Tiphia, Fabr., ii. 88, 90; vi. 52; viii.

80; xii. 342.

‘"— annulata, Fabr., vi. 53; xi. 351.

— carbonaria, F. Smith*, wv. 78, 118;
vii. 131; xi. 342.

— compressa, F. Smith, xi. 342.

— flavipennis, F. Sith * , li. 91; vi.
52; vii. 131; viii. 80; xi. 342,

— fumipennis, F. Smith * : ii. 90 3 Vii.
131; xi. 342.

— grossa, Mabr., ii. 88; iii. 152; xi.
351.

— hirsuta, F, Smith, xi. 342.

— intrudens, &. Smith* , vii. 25, 131;
xi. 342,

— radula, Fabr., v. 117.

— rufipes, . Smith, xi. 342.

— rufo-femorata, Ff. Smith, xi. 342.

— stigma, fF. Smith*, ii. 91; vii.
131; xi. 342,

— thoracica, Fabr., Xi. 350.

Tipula, Linn., i. 108, 188; iv. 92;
viii. 105; ix. 2-6; xi. 28, 80.

— arctica, Curtis, xiv. 117.

—-congruens, Walk.* , v. 231; ix. 8.

— fumifinis, Walk., v. 145; ix, 8.

407

Tipula infindens, Walk. *, iv. 92; vii.
231; viii. 105; ix. 8.

—inordinans, Walk.*, iv. 93; 1x. 8.

— longicornis, Walk., v. 145.

— oleracea, Linn., i. 140.

— pallida, Walk. * , viii. 105; ix. 8.

— pedata, Wiedem., i. 108; ix. 8.

— prepotens, Wiedem., v. 166.

— vilis, Walk.*,i. 108; ix. 8.

Tipulariz, xiv. 116.

Tipulide, i. 106; iii. 78; iv. 4, 92;
v. 144, 166, 229; vii. 202, 231;
Vili. 103, 131; ix. 2-6.

—, on the muscles of larve of (J. Lub-
bock), Proc. 1857-58) viii. See
Trans. vol. xxii. 173-191.

Tipulodes (2?) apicalis, Walk., xii. 345.

— neglecta, Boisd., xii. 429.

— obscura, Wallengr., xii. 372.

— (?) thoracica, Walk, Xi. 358.

— tina, Walk., xii. 366.

Tisdall, Henry, elected Fellow, Proe.
(1883-86) 4.

Tisiphone, Hiibner, xi. 438.

Tit, Short-tailed, xii. 532, 534.

Tithene, Pascoe * , xii. 25, 86.

— microcephala, Pascoe *, xii. 26, 78,

Titmouse, Marsh, xii. 531.

Titulus, Lister, x. 407, 422, 424, 431,
433.

TVityra, Vieddl., ii. 148.

Tlos muriger, Adams §& White, xx.
111.

Tmesibasis, McLachl. * , Xi, 222, 233.

— lacerata, Hagen, Xi. 242, 276.

Tmesisternine, ix. 118, 308.

Tmesisternus, Latr., Xi. 57.

— (Sphingnotus) Dunningi, Pascoe, xi.
287.

Tmetoglene, Felder, ix. 432.

— Esthema, Felder, ix. 432.

Toad-fish, v. 213.

Tockus camurus, Cass., xvii. 436,

— erythrorhynchus, Temm., XVii. 435.

— fasciatus, Shaw, XvVii. 435, 486.

— semifasciatus, Temm., xvii. 435,
436.

Todide, ii. 133.

Todopsis, Bonap., ii. 161.

— Bonapartii, Gray, xiii. 316, 498.

— cyanocephala, Quoy Gaim, il.
160; xiii. 498.

—, sp. Salvad., xiii, 316.

Todus cyanocephalus, Quoy § Gaim, ii.
160.

Tolypeutes, Z//., xiii. 188,
Tomateres, Hagen, ix. 242, 274,
— astutus, Walk., ix. 281.
— pardalis, Fabr., ix. 281,

408

Tomicide, x1X. 73, 74.

Tomicus, Latr., XX. 553.

Tomigerus, Spix, xx. 484, 501.

—— Ramagei, H. A. Smith*, xx. 484,
500, 503.

Tomocerus, Hrichs., British species of
Ge Proc. (1882-83) 3; xviii.

— longicornis, Miller, xvii. 23, 24.

— niger, Bourlet, xvii. 23.

—- plumbea, Linn., xvii. 23, 24.

— tridentiferus, Tullb., xwii. 22, 24.

— vulgaris, Tullb., xvii. 19, 21, 22,
25.

Tomopteris onisciformis, Hschscholtz
(W. B. Carpenter), Proc. (1858-59)
iv. See Trans. vol. xxii. 353-362.

Tompson, Jos. Henry, death announced,
Proc. (1888-90) 75.

Tomtit, xii. 531.

Tondeba testacea, Walk., ix. 23.

Tondera (read Tendeba) testacea, Walh.,
ix. 23.

Topp, Charles, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1887-88) 5.

Topsy-turvy Fish, xv. 45.

Tora, Walk. * , ix. 182, 184, 199.

— unilinea, Walk. * , ix. 182, 199.

Torcula, Gray, xv. 218.

—-admirabilis, Watson*, xv. 217,
218, 227.

— lamellosa, Watson * , xv. 217, 227.

Toreumatica concava, Agass., Xiv.
437.

— granulosa, Gray, xiv. 487.

— Reevesii, Gray, xiv. 437, 438.

Torinia, Gray, xiv. 600.

— xthiops, Menke, xx. 491.

— eyclostoma, Menke, xx. 492.

— cylindracea, Chemn., Xx. 492.

— nubila, Philippi, xx. 492.

-— rosulentum, Watson * , xvi. 610.

Tornaria, Miller, xii. 215.

Tornatella, Lam., xv. 164.

— fasciata, Lam., v. 169, 175; =x.
46.

— flammea, Gimel., iv. 67.

Tornatellide, v. 175; xv. 164; xvii.
284.

Tornatina acrobeles, Watson*, xvii.
326, 327.

— amboynensis, Watson *, Xvii. 326,
330.

—aratus, Watson*, Xvii. 326, 329,
331.

— ayenarius, 326,
328.

— eximia, Baird, xvii. 335.

— leptekes, Watson * , xvii. 326, 327.

— oliyula, 4, Adams, xvii. 332.

Watson*, xvii.

GENERAL INDEX.

Tornatina pachys, Watson * , xvii. 326,

— polita, A. Adams, xvii. 331.

Torneutes, Reich., Proc. 11. 294.

Torocca (=Doleschalla), Walk.*, iv.
131; ix. 5.

— ae meanors Walk.*, iv. 181; ix.
20.

— econsors, Walk. *, vii. 225; ix. 20.

— cylindrica, Walk. *, v. 242; ix. 20.

— gonypedoides, Walk.*, vii. 226;
ix. 20.

Torpedo hebetans, Lowe, xv. 47.

— marmorata, Risso, v. 21; xv. 47.

Torpidity in Hybernating Animals
(Holland) ,Proc.(1856-57) iii (title).

Torquatella typica, Lankester, Proc.
(1874-75) xx.

Tortoise, xii. 173, 177, 188, 304, 328.

Tortoises, sacral region of, X1ii. 372,
373.

—, extinct Land-, of Mauritius and
Rodriguez (Haddon), Proce. (1875-
80) 1; xv. 58, 59. See Trans.,
2nd ser. Zool. vol. ii. 155-1638.

Tortricidxz, x. 39; xiv. 116.

Tortricites, vi. 119; wii. 195.

Tortrix, Treitschke, xiv. 727.

Tosena fasciata, Amyot & Serv., x. 84.

Totanus brevipes, Cwv., Xili. 504.

— calidris, Bechst., v. 39,

— flavipes, Vieill., v. 39.

— fuscus, Ledssler, v. 39.

Totipalmate, xvii. 441.

“ Nouk-te,” or Burmese Gecko, x. 28.

Tournefort, autograph letter of, Proc.
ii. 372.

Toxeutes, Newm., ix. 139.

— arcuatus, Fabr., ix. 189.

Toxeutes, Schénh., *. ftnote 464; xii.
88

Toxicum, Latr., xi. 88.
Toxocampa (?) discernens, Walk., vii.
ae)

— (?) nigripalpis, Walk. * , vii. 80.

— (?) obliterans, Walk. * , vii. '79.

Toxocampide, vii. 79.

Toxodon, Owen, ii. 26-37.

Toxodontia, ii. 26-37.

Toxophorus, Schonh., x. 464.

— brenthoides, Buquet, x. 464.

— Gronovii, Schonh., x. 464.

Toxopneustes grandiporus, Liitken, xiv.
4

Toxostoma, Wagler, ii. 142.

Toxotinus, Bates * ,. xviii. 213.

—longicornis, Bates*, xviii.
213, 262.

Toxotus ceruleipennis, Bates, Xviil.

206,

GENERAL INDEX.

Toynbee, Capt. T., On some Oceanic
Entomostraca coll. by (Lubbock),
Proc. (1859-60) xxxvi. See Trans.
vol. xxiii. 173-191.

Tracana, Walk. * , iv. 99.

— iterabilis, Walk. *, iv. 99; ix. 9.

Trachez in Insects, on the formation
and use of the air-sacs and dilated
(Newport), Proc. i. 353-354. See
Trans. vol. xx. 419-424.

—, On the distribution of the (Lubbock)
Proc. (1859-60) iv. See Trans. vol.
xxili. 23-50.

Tracheata, xvii. 390.

Trachelizus bisulcatus, Lund, xvii.
302.

Trachelophanes, Murray, xi. 89.

Trachelorachys, Hope, ix. 123.

— fumicolor, Hope, ix. 123.

— pustulata, Hope, ix. 123.

Trachinotus argenteus, Storer, XV. 310.

Trachinus, Zinn., ix. 165; xiii. 340.

— vipera, Cuv. § Val., Proc. (1883-86)
11; xv. 54; xviii. 274-305.

Trachomeduse, xv. 132, 183, 134, 136.

Trachurus trachurus, Linn., xv. 84.

Trachynotus pyriformis, Kramer, Xv.
386

Trachypachys, Motsch., xi. 89.

Trachyphleeus, Germ., xi. 52, 446.

— Hrichsoni, Reitier, xix. 120, 131.

— fasciculata, Reitier, xix. 120.

Trachyphyllia, Milne-Hdw. g Haime,
XVili. 76, 82, 196.

Trachypora, Verrill, xviii. 48, 117,
156, 158, 159, 198.

Trachypus notatulus, F. Smith*, vi.
57

Trachys, Fabr., xi. 509, 519.

— auricollis, H. Saund. * , xi. 520.
— cupricolor, L. Saund. * , xi. 521.
— elegantula, H. Saund.* , xi. 520.
— griseofasciata, H. Saund, * , xi. 521.
— griseo-nigra, HL. Saund. * , xi. 520.
— inconspicua, HF. Saund. * , xi. 522.
— inedita, H. Saund.* , xi. 522.

— Lewisii, £. Saund. * , xi. 519.

— robusta, H. Saund.* , xi. 521.

— variolaris, H. Sawnd.* , xi, 521.
Tradopia, Baird * , x. 354, 355.

— maculata, Baird * , x. 355.
Tragocering, ix. 125.

Tragocerus, Serv., ix. 97, 125,

— australis, Boisd., ix. 125.

— australis, Serv., ix. 125.

— bidentatus, Don., ix. 125.

— bifasciatus, Guér., ix. 125.

— fasciatus, Don., ix. 125.

--- formosus, Pascoe, ix. 125.

— lepidopterus, Schreber, ix. 125.

409

Tragocerus Spencei, Hope, ix. 125,

— subfasciatus, Germ., ix. 125.

Tragops, Wagler, x. 52.

— fronticinctus, Giinther, X. 52, 66.

— javanicus, Steindachner, x. 49, 53, 66.

— prasinus, Rein., x. 5, 52, 66.

Tragopus, Schonh., xi. 187.

Tragosia infundibuliformis,
xx. 460.

Tragosoma, De7., xviii. 208.

Tragosominz, XViii. 208.

Trail, Jas. W. H., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1875-80) ii.

Tramea basalis, Burm., Xx. 537.

Transactions and Journals, Natural
History (G. Bentham), Proc.(1864—
65) x-Ixxxiii.

Trapdoor Spider from California, shown
(Chamberlain), Proc. (1883-86)121.

Trapezia, Latr., xiv. 671.

— cymodoce, Herbst, xx. 110.

Trapezites, Hiibner, xi. 436.

Traquair, Dr. Ramsay H., On the Asym-
metry of the Pleuronectide. as
elucidated by an examination of
the Skeleton in the Turbot, Hali-
but, and Plaice, Proc. (1864-65)
eviii. See Trans. vol.xxv. 263-296.

Traquairia, Carr., Xiv. 172.

Travancore, Maharajah of, elected
Fellow, Proce. (1883-86) 3, obituary,
Proce. (1883-86) 148.

Travers, Wm. Thos. Locke, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1862-63) vi.

Trechus, Clairv., xi. 40.

Trematoda, Proc. (1875-80) vi; Proc.
(1882-83) 36; v. 2, 3; xii. 206,
209, 210, 225, 226, 285 ; xx. 422,
439.

Trematode from Horse (Gastrodiscus
Sonsinonis, Codd.) shown (Cobbold),
Proce. (1880-82) 1.

— Parasites from Dolphins of Ganges
(Cobbold), Proc. (1875-80) vii;
xiii. 35-46.

Trematodiscida, xiv. 176.

Trematodiscus, Haeckel, xiv. 146, 154,
174, 176.

Trematodum, sp., Leydig, v. 50.

Trematotrochus, T.- Woods, xviii, 18,
20, 21, 194.

Tremex, Jurine, li. 117; vii. 124; xi.
411.

— insignis, F. Smith*, iii. 178; vii.
145 ; xi. 411.

— insularis, /. Smith*, ii. 117; vii.
145; xi. 411.

Tremoctopus, Della Chiaje, xi. 98.

= ee, Della Chiaje, Proc. i. 236,

OTe

Johnst.,

410

Trepang, xv. 52.
Trepsichrois, Hiibner, xX. 499; xiv.
297

— Claudia, Fabr., xiv. 296.

— Midamus, Linn., xiv. 297.

— Mulciber, Cramer, xiv. 296.

— Tisiphone, Butler, xiv. 297.

Trerolema Lechlancheri, Bonap., ii.
167.

Treron calva, Temm., XVii. 436.

— nudirostris, Heugl., Xvii. 436.

— waalia, Gmel., XVii. 436.

Treutler, W. J., elected Fellow, , Proc.
(1868-69) i.

Trevelyana felis, Collingw.* , xiv. 738.

Treviranus, Prof. Ludolf Christian,
presents letters to the Linn. Soe.
from Johann Christian Dan. Schre-
ber and Xavier Wulfen to Dr. Albert
Ww. Roth, Proc. ii. 145; obituary,
Proc. (1864-65) evi.

Trianeura, Butler * , Xii. 353, 407.

— Moorei, Walk., xii. 354.

— subaurata, Walk., xii. 354.

Trianura (read Trianeura), Xii. 353.

Tribolium, MacLeay, Xi. 85, 88.

Tribonyx, Dub., 11. 141.

Tribostethes, Curtis * , Proc. i. 197.

- — castaneus (Lap.), Curtis, Proc. i. 198.

Tribulus acanthodes, Watson*, xvi.
596, 599.

— acanthostephes, Waston * , xvi. 596.

— aduncospinosus, Beck, xvi. 598.

— ternispina, Lam., Xvi. 598,599, 600.

Trichea, Herr.-Schdff., xii. 400.

— seticornis, Herr.-Schdff:, xii. 399.

Trichechus Huxleyi, Lankester, xv.
144-146. See Trans., 2nd ser.
Zool. vol. ii. 213-222.

— rosmarus, Linn., Xv. 145.

Trichecodon, Van Bened., xv. 144.

— Husxleyi (Lankester), Proc. (1875-
80) xxviii; xv. 144-146. See
Trans., 2nd ser. Zool. vol. ii. 218—
222.

— Koninckii, Van Bened., xv. 144.

Trichela, Herr.-Schaff., Xi. 367.

— fenestrata, Drury, xii. 368.

— tolumensis, Herr.-Schdff., xii. 367.

Tricheops, Newm., ix. 121.

— ephippiger, Newm., ix. 121.

Trichina, Owen, 1x. 176-178, 286-288 ;
xiv. 357, 361, 367, 368; xix.
288.

— cystica, Salish., Xiv. 357, 365, 366.

— spiralis, Owen, Proc. (1866-67) v;
viii. 164, 172; ix. 205-212, 282,
286, 287; xiv. 364.

Trichiurus, Linn., ix. 165. .

Trichius, Fabr., Xi. 52, 72.

GENERAL INDEX.

Trichocephalus, Goeze, v. 256.

— acetabularis, Delle Chiaje,Proe. 1.237.

— affinis, Rad., v. 255, 256, 257.

— depressiusculus, Rud., ix. 282, 285.

— dispar, Rud., v. 256.

— gracilis, Rud., v. 255, 256.

Trichocera, Meigen, xiv. 104, 117.

— regelationis, Linn., xiv. 117.

Trichochrysea, Baly, Vili. 37.

Trichodactylus, Dufour, xvii.
375, 376, 383-885, 389, 390.

— anonymus, Haller, xix. 274.

— ea Donnadieu, xvii. 383,
385.

Trichodina grandinella, Hhrenb., Proc.
(1874-75) xx, xxii.

Trichogaster, Bloch, xiii, 141, 142, 153,
201, 205; xiv. 563, 572, 574,
578; Xviil. 312.

— bejeus, Ham. Buch., xiii. 153.

— chuna, Ham. Buch., xiii. 153.

— colisa, Ham. Buch., xiii. 153.

— cotra, Ham. Buch., xiii. 153.

— fasciatus, Bloch & Schneider, xiii.
153.

— labiosus, Day, xiii. 153.

— lalius, Ham. Buch., xiii. 153.

Trichoglossus, Vegors, i. 142.

— cyanogrammus, Wagler, ii. 164.

— Goldiei, Sharpe * , xvi. 317, 426.

— Massena, Bonap., Xiii. 80, 809, 491;
xiv. 686; xvi. 426.

372,

' — placens, Temm., ii. 164.

Trichomesia, Pascoe, ix. 124.

— Newmanii, Pascoe, ix. 124.

Trichonema, Cobd., Proc. (1883-86) 126 ;
xix. 288, 289.

—arcuata, Cobb., xix. 288.

Trichonis, Hewits., Xi. 438.

Trichophorus, Zemm., iv. 173.

Trichopodus sota, Ham. Buch., Xiil.
ftnote 153.

Trichoprosopa (?) divisa, Walk. * , vil.
213; ix. 19.

— (?) marginalis, Walk. *, v. 157; ix.
19

Trichopsis, Kner, xiii. 141.

Trichoptera, ix. 273; xi. 98-101, 132;
Kili. 195; xiv. 733, 7384; xvi.
154, 156.

— of New Zealand (MacLachlan), Proc,
(1867-68) lvii; x. 196-214,

Trichopterous Insects, new forms of
Extra-European' (MacLachlan),
Proc. (1869-70) exvi; xi. 98-141,

Trichopus, Lacép., Xiii. ftnote 141.

Trichoscelia, Westw., ix. 255.

— fenella, Westw., ix. 262.

— latifascia, McLachi.* , ix, 255.

— varia, Walk., ix. 261.

GENERAL INDEX.

Trichosoma plica, Rud., ix. 282, 285.

Trichosomata, v. 256.

Trichostegia, Hagen, xi. 102,

— grandis, Kol., xi. 103.

— minor, Kol., xi. 103.

— varia, Kol., xi. 103,

Trichotropide, Japanese (A. Adams),
Proc. (1862-63) iv; vii. 91, 92.

Trichotropis Atlantica, Beck, vii. 93.

— hbicarinata, Brod. g Sow., vii. 92.

— borealis, Brod. g Sow., vii. 93;
XVii. 99.

— cancellata, Hinds, vii. 93.

— cedonulli, A. Adams, vii. 93.

— conica, Mol/., vii. 93.

— costellata, Couth., vil. 93.

— inermis, Hinds, vii. 93.

— insignis, Midd., vii. 93.

— NSowerbiensis, Less., Vii. 92.

— umbilicata, Macgiiliv., vii. 93.

— unicarinata, Sow., vii. 93.

Trichoxenia, Kirby * , xvii. 54, 60, 62.

— cineraria, Walk. xvii. 77; XX. 35,37.

Trichura, Hiibner, xii, 405.

— aurifera, Butler * , xii. 405.

— caudata, Fabr., xii, 405.

— coarctata, Cramer, xii. 405,

— Druryi, Hiibner, xii. 405.

— Hsmeralda, Walk., xii. 405.

— latifascia, Walk., xii. 405.

— melas, Walk., xii. 405.

Tricoryna, Kirby * , xx. 29, 33.

Tricothorax, Montr., xi. 87.

Trictenotoma, Gray, Proc. ii. 294,

Tricycloseris, Tomes, XViii. 149, 150,
204.

Tridacophyllia, Blainv., xviii. 91, 94,
196

Triecphora, Amyot & Serv., X. 288.

— antica, Walk.*, x. 289.

— rufa, Walk. * , x. 289.

Trielis, Sauss. & Sich., xi. 349,

Triforis angustissima, Desh., xv. 102.

— bigemma, Watson * , xv. 99, 101.

— gigas, Hinds, xv. 102.

— Hebes, Watson * , xii. 99, 101, 105.

— inflatum, Watson * , xv. 99, 101.

— levukense, Watson * , xv. 99, 100.

— Pfeifferi, Crosse, xv. 102.

— scitula, A. Adams, xv. 102.

— suturalis, Addams & Reeve, xv. 108,
104.

Triga (read Trigla) pini, Bloch, xv. 49.

Trigla cuculus, Linn., v. 30.

— Gurnardus, Linn., v. 26.

— Hirudo (read hirundo), Bloch, v. 21.

— hirundo, Bloch, v. 21.

— lineata, Linn., v. 21.

— microlepidota, Risso=corax, Bonap.,
v. 37.

411

Trigla pini, Bloch, xv. 49.

Triglops Murrayi, Ginther, xx. 446.

Trigona, Jurine, ii. 50; vii. 117, 124;
Vili. 93; xi. 298, 395.

—apicalis, Ff. Smith*, ii. 51; vii.
141; xi. 395.

— atricornis, /’, Smith * , viii. 94; xi.
396.

—atripes, F. Smith*, ii. 50; vii.
141; xi. 395.

—canifrons, F. Smith*, ii. 51; Vil.
141; xi. 395.

—collina, F. Smith*,
141; xi. 396.

— fimbriata, Ff. Smith*, ii. 52; vii.
141; xi. 396.

—leviceps, Ff. Smith*, ii. 51; iii.
135) ywais) 14 e-waial. 933) xi.
395.

—uitidiventris, F. Smith*, ii. 50;
vii. 141; xi. 395.

—planifrons, £. Smith*, viii. 93;
xi. 396.

— thoracica, Ff. Smith*, ii. 50; vii.
141 ; xi. 395.

— ventralis, Ff. Smith*, ii. 50; vii.
141; xxi. 395.

— vidua, St.-Harg., xi. 395.

Trigonalys pictitrons, F. Smith*, v.
57; vii. 141; xi. 399.

Trigonocidaris, Agass., xvi. 344, 354,
356, 454.

Trigonocoline, x. 436.

Trigonops, Guér., Xi. 85.

Trigonopsis, Perty, vii. 111.

Trigonosoma, Gray, iv. 147.

Trigonothir, Miers, xiv. 648.

— obtusirostris, Miers * , xiv. 648.

Trigonura, Sichel, xvii. 54, 59.

— crassicauda, Stchel, xvii. 54, 77.

Triliacos analis, Sauss. & Sich., xi. 348.

— erythrosoma, Sauss. & Sich., xi. 348.

Trimen, Roland, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1870-71) xxix.

—, Notes on the Geographical Distri-
bution and Dispersion of Insects ;
chiefly in reference to a Paper by
A. Murray “On the Geographical
Relations of the chief Coleopterous
Faunez,” Proc. (1870-71) xxxiii;
xi. 276-284.

—-, On some remarkable Mimetic Ana-
logies among African Butterflies,
Proc. (1867-68) xlii. See Trans.
vol. xxvi. 497-522.

—, On the occurrence of Astraptor illu-
minator, Murray, or a closely allied
insect, near Buenos Ayres, Proc.
(1869-70) ii; x. 503-504.

‘Trimesurus, Gray, X. 63.

ii. 51; vii.

412

Trimesurus carinatus, Gray, x. 63, 67.
—- erythrurus, Cantor, x. 64, 67.
— gramineus, Shaw, x. 64, 67.
— porphyraceus, Blyth, x. 64, 67.
Trinema, Duj., xiii. 397, 398.
— acinus, Duj., xiii. 597, 398.
Tringa alpina, Linn., xx. 140.
— Canutus, Jinn., xiv. 118.
— pacifica, Cowes, xx. 140.
. — pusilla, Miller, ii. 170.
— variabilis, Meyer, v. 35.
Tringoides empusa, Gould, ii. 170.
— hypoleueus, Miiv/., ii. 170.
Trinodes, Meg., xi. 87.
Trionus, Sharp * , xix. 59, 60, 70.
— opacus, Sharp *, xix. 60, 70, 122,
131.
Trionychide, xii. 183, 435.
Trionycide, x. 5,8, 9, 17, 18.
Trionyx, Geoffr., Proc. (1888-90) 53;
X1i. 185, 486, 437, 515.
— gangeticus, Cuv., x. 18,19, 20; xii.
440.

— javanicus, Schw., x. 18, 20.

— ocellatus, Mam. Buch., xii.
449.

— ornatus, Gray, x. 18, 20.

— Phayrei, Theobald * , x. 6, 9, 18, 20.

— subplanus, Schw., x. 18, 20.

Triopa Principis-Walliz, Collingw. * ,
xiv. 738.

Triphysa, Zeller, xi. 482.

Triplechinide, xix. 41, 49, 53, 96, 110,
193; xx. 52.

Tripneustes esculentus, Leske, Xx. 560,

Trirogma, Westw., Proc. i.131; ii. 99;
Vi. 56; Xi. 363.

— cerulea, Westw., ii. 99,100; v. 83;
vi. 56; vii. 134; xi. 363.

— prismatica, F. Smith * , ii. 99; vii.
134; xi. 363.

Triscolia, Sauss. § Sich., xi. 343.

— procer, Sauss. g Sich., Xi. 343.

Trismilia, H. de From., xviii. 56, 204.

Tristram, Rey. Henry B., elected Fel-
low, Proc. (1856-57) v.

Tristram, Valentine John Tristram,
elected Fellow, Proc. (1888-90)
69.

Tristrophis, Butler *, xvii. 196, 199,
201, 204.

— Veneris, Butler, xvii. 200.

Trithemis arteriosa, Burm., Xvi. 155,
179.

Tritocosmia, Newm., ix. 120.

— atricilla, Newm., ix. 120.

— Digglesii, Pascoe, ix. 120.

— paradoxa, Pascoe, ix. 120.

— Roei, Hope, ix. 120.

— rubea, Pascoe, ix. 120.

440,

GENERAL INDEX.

Triton, Laur., v. 225; xii. 185, 198,
310

— alpestris, Zaur., v. 18.

— cristatus, Laur., cutaneous exudation
of (Ormerod), Proc. (1871-72)
lxxxil; xi. 493-496.

— marmoratus, Bzbron, v. 18.

Triton, Montf., xv. 160, 245, 268 ; xx.
490.

— anceps, Watson * , xii, 523.

— brasilianus, Gould, xv. 270.

— cancellatum, Lam.; vii. 106.

— Cantrainei, Récluz, xx. 486.

— corrugatus, Lam., iv. 79.

— cutaceus, Linn., v. 174.

— gallinago, Reeve, xx. 490.

— lampas, Lam., iv. 79.

— maculosus, Lam., iv. 79.

— mulus, Linn., iv. 76.

— nodiferus, Lam., iv. 78; v. 174;
xii. 523.

— obscurus, Reeve, xx. 490.

— olearius, Linn., xii. 101, 5238.

— Oregonensis, Say, vii. 106.

—parthenopus, v. Salis, xv. 270,
523.

— Philomele, Watson * , xv. 268.

— pileare, Linn., iv. 79; xii. 523.

— pilearis, Zam., xx. 490.

— Quoyi, Reeve, xv. 270.

— Ridleyi, LE. A. Smith * , xx. 489.

— scrobiculator, Zam., xii. 522.

— succinctus, Lam., X1i. 523.

— testudinarius, Adams g Reeve, XX.
490.

— viperinum, Kiener, xv. 270.

— (Epidromus) testaceus, Morch, xx.
490. =

Tritonia, Cuv., xv. 164.

Tritonide, xv. 244, 245.

Tritonidea balteata, Reeve, vii. 108.

— Proteus, Reeve, vii. 108.

Tritonium antiquum, Linn., vii. 106.

— Behringianum, Midd., vii. 107.

— bracteatum, Hinds, xii, 551.

— despectum, Linn., vii. 107.

— digitale, Reeve, xii. 351.

— fornicatum, Fabr., vii. 106.

— truncatum, Hinds, xii. 531.

— (Bucginum) cancellatum, Midd., vii.
106.

Trivia europea, Gray, xvi. 485.

— globosa, Gray, vii. 94.

— grande, Gask., vii. 94.

— pediculus, Linn., xx. 490.

Trocharsea, Etallon, Xviili. 166, 167,
199, 203.

— actiniformis, Htallon, Xviii. 167.

Trochidez, v. 174; xiv. 605, 606, 692-
706, 586-605 ; xv. 87.

GENERAL INDEX.

Trochilide, ii. 133, 143; xx, 299.

Trochilium, Scop., vi. 74.

Trochilus, Zinn., ii. 142; xx. 299,
300, 306, 318, 356, 365-883, 385-
387, 390-392.

— Alexandri, Bourcier, xx. 303, 377.

— Anna, Jardine, XX. 303.

— Calliope, Gould, xx. 304, 382,
394.

— colubris, Linn., Xx. 303, 380, 381.

— moschitus, Zinn., Xx. 366, 368.

— platycercus, Swains., xx. 303, 365,
368, 370, 374, 381, 394.

— rufus, Gmel., xx. 304, 375, 377,
378, 394.

Trochocyathoida, xviii. 9, 21, 194.
Trochocyathus, Milne-Kdw. § Haim,
XvViii. 21, 22, 24, 26, 61, 194.
Trochoideus, Westw. (Westwood), Proc.

i, 110.

— americanus, Bucquet, Proc. i. 110.

— cruciatus, Dalw., Proce. 1. 110.

— Dalmanni, Westw., Proce. i. 110.

— Desjardinsii, Guér., Proc. i. 110.

— Hopei, Westw., Proc. i. 110.

Trochoserioida, XVill. 147, 198.

Trochoseris, Milne-Hdw. § Havme,
vill. 140, 147, 198.

Trochosmilia, Milne-Edw. &§& Haime,
Xviill. 50, 51, 52, 195.

Trochosmilioida, xviii. 50, 195.

Trochus, Adans., Proc. (1887-88) 2;
iv. 40, 44, 80; v. 208; xiv.
588, 595, 602, 605, 692, 703, 716;
xv. 87, 165, 243; xvi. 611.

— Adansoni, Payraudeau, xiv. 423.

— —, var. turbinoides, Desh., xiv.
4283.

— alabastrum, Beck, xvii. 94, 96.

— amabilis, Jeffr., xiv. 601.

— avgulatus, 4. Adams, xv. 93, 94.

—— bellula, Ang., XV. 93.

— carneus, Gmel., v. 174, 176, 178.

—— cinerarius, Linn., v. 179.

— cinereus, Couth., xiv. 601.

— cinereus, Da Costa, xiv. 601.

—crassus, Pult., v. 179.

—— decoratus, Philippi, xv. 91.

-- digitatus, Desh., xx. 493.

—— digitatus, Reeve, Xx. 493.

—- dolabratus, Linn., iv. 81.

— Hltonix, Lowe, v. 174, 176, 178.

—— euglyptus, Adams, xv. 92.

—— exiguus, Pult., v. 178.

— granulatus, Born, v. 169, 174.

— helicinus, Fahr., xiv. 713.

——hybridus, Linn., iv. 80; v. 177,
178.

— imbricatus, Gmel., xx. 493.

— labio, Linn., iv. 81.

413

Trochus lineatus, DaCosta, v. 169, 174,
179

— maculatus, Linn., iv. 80.

— magus, Linn.,iv. 80; v.174; xiv.
694, 695; xx. 448.

— Menkeanus, Philippi, xv. 91.

— millegranus, Philippi, xvii. 99.

— muricatus, Linn., iv. 80.

— Niloticus, Linn., iv. 80

— nobilis, Philippi, xv. 92; xx. 494,

— occidentalis, Migh., xiv. 696.

— Olfersi, Trosch.., xx. 493.

— perspectivus, Linn., iv. 80.

— Pharaonius, Linm., ‘iv. 80; v. 179.

— pumilio, Chemn., v. 200.

— sanguineus, Linn., V. 179.

— —, var. pallida, Jeffreys, xiv. 4238.

— scaber, Linn., iv. 80.

— solaris, Linn., iv. 80.

— spurius, Linn., iv. 80.

— striatus, Linn., v. 178.

— tantillus, Gould, xii. 532.

— telescopium, Linn., iv. 81.

— tumidus, Mont., xiv. 711; xv. 92;
Xvii. 99, 100.

— turbinoides, Desh., xiv. 423.

— turritus, Linn., iv. 79.

— umbilicatus, Mont., v. 169, 174, 179.

— —, var. letus, Lowe, v. 174, 179.

— unguis, Wood, xx. 493.

—varicosus, Mighels g Adams, xii.

06.

— variegatus, Chemn., v. 178.
— zizyphinus, Linn., iv. 81; v. 169,

— zonatus, Wood, xv. 91.

— (Canthiridus) Huttonii, £.A. Smith * ,
Ril. 558, 562.

— (—) Inis, Humph., xiv. 605.

— (Clanculus) atropurpureus, Gould,
xii. 558.

—(—) bathyrhaphe, £. A. Smith*,
Rli. 557, 562.

— (Euchelus) alveolatus, A. Adams,
ii. 559

— (Hutrochus) gemmosus, Reeve, XX.
494,

— (—) jujubinus, Gmel., xx. 493, 494.

— (Gibbula) cinerarius, Linn, XX.
448, 467.

— (—) fulgens, Gould, xv. 91.

— (—) glyptus, Watson*, xiv. 693,
694.

— (—) leaensis, Watson * , xv. 90.

— (—) supragranosus, H. A. Smith*,
Xii. 558, 562.

— (Infundibulum) baccatus,
xx. 397.

—- (Margarita) Mglées, Watson * , xiv.
698, 704.

Sow. * ,

414

Trochus (Margarita) amabilis, Jeffr.,

xiv. 704.
— (—) azorensis, Watson *, xiv. 693,
710.

—_ can brychius, Watson * , xiv. 693,
699

—(— =) charopus, Watson * , xiv. 693,
700

— e) —, var. cexruleus, Watson * ,
xiv. 701.

— (—-) cinereus, Couth., xiv. 704.

—(— Bali Watson * , xiv. 693,

— = “dnophers, Watson * , xiv. 693,
ou

— (—) cemmulosa, 4. Adams, xiv. 709.

— (—) grenlandicus, Chemn., Xiv. 711.

—(—) infundibulum, Watson * » Xiv.
693, 707.

— (—) lima, Watson * , xiv. 698, 702,

703, 711.
— (—) nitens, Jeffr.,
458.
— (—) pachychiles, Watson * ,
708.

?

— (—) pompholugotus, Watson * , xiv.

693, 702, 711.
—(- ) shyt, Watson * , xiv. 693,
706.

— (—) scintillans, Watson * , xiv. 693,
712.

— (Monodonta) atropurpureus, Gould,
xii. 558.

— (Solariella) albugo, Watson*, xv.

90, 94
— (—) aureonitens,

== (= Tam rus, Watson*, xv. 90,
(—) lamp

— =) Philippensis, Watson * , xv. 90,

—(— sees Gould, xv. 94.

— (—) vitiligineus, Menke, xv. 94.

— (Thalotia) Elisa, Gould, xiv. 699.

— (Ziziphinus) arruensis,
xv. 90, 91

— (—) millegranus, Philippi, xx. 448,
467.

— (—)_ stirophorus,
693, 695, 696.

— (—) tiara, Watson * , xiv. 693, 696,
705

— (—) transversa,

693, 698

Watson * ,

— (—) zizyphinus, Linn., xx. 448, 467.

Trogide, Proc. i. 197
Troglodytes, Geoffr., ii. 17.
— Aubryi,
(1867-68) Ixxxi.
— niger, Geoffr., ii. 17.

xiv. 713; xv.

Xiv.

A, Adams, Xiv.

Watson * ,

Watson * , Xiv.

Xiv.

Gratiolet g Alix, Proc.

GENERAL INDEX.

Troglyphide. xx. 289, 298.

Trogon, Méhring, ii. 143; xx. 299,
”300, 318, 321, 3238, 325, 331, 3386-
338, 351.

— ambiguus, Gould, xx. 318.

—mexicanus, Swains., xx. 302, 306,
318-338, 387, 388.

—puella, Gould, xx. 302, 3806, 318-
338, 387, 388.

Trogonide, iv. 173.

Trogonine, xvii. 434.

Trogophleus, Mannerh., xx. 549.

— pusillus, Grav., xx. 549.

— sp., Xx. 549.

Trogosita, Oliv., xi. 72, 86, 88.

Trogus, Grav., v. 59; x1. 402.

—brunneipennis, /. Smith*, v. 59;
vii. 142; xi. 402.

Trombidium, Fadr., xi. 299 ; xv. 300.

— holosericeum, Fabr., Proc. (1861-62)
lxi.

Trophon, Montf., xvi. 372, 385, 386,
390.

—acanthodes, Watson*, xvi. 386,
388.

—aculeatus, Watson*, xvi. 386,
390.

— auditus, Watson * , xvi. 389.
— barvicensis, Johnst., Xvi. 391; XVii.

— carduelis, Watson * , xvi. 386, 387.

— clathratum, Linn., xii. 107, 255;
XVvii. 94, 99.

— —, var. Gunneri, Lovén, x11. 107.

— clavatus, G. O. Sars, Xvi. 389, 390.

— coronatus, H. g& A. Adams, XVi.
388.

— declinans, Watson * , xvi. 386, 388,
ftnote 390.

— Goodridgu, Forb., xvi. 388, 391,
392.

— Gunneri, Lovén, xvi. 390.

— laciniatus, Martyn, xvi. 388.

— scolopax, Watson * , xvi. 386, 392.

—septus, Watson*, xvi. 386, 391,
392.

— truneatus, Strom, xvi. 389.

— vaginatus, Jan, xvi. 387, 388.

Trophonia, Aud. & Hdw., x. 248.

Tropideres, Schénh., xi. 85.

Tropidocyathus, Mélne-Edw. § Haime,
Xvili. 21, 22, 194, 208.

Tropidonotus angusticeps, “Blyth, &. 47,

65.

— Naija (read natrix), Linn., v. 19.

—natrix, Linn., 7. 19, 2

— nigrocinctus, Blyth, X. ‘48, 65.

—punctulatus, Giinther, x. 48, 49,
65.

— quincunciatus, Sch/., x. 46, 65.

GENERAL INDEX.

Tropidonotus sobrinus, Blyth, x. 65.

— stolatus, Linn., x. 5, 47, 65.

— striolatus, Blyth, x. 47, 65.

— subminiatus, Rein., X. 47, 65.

— tessellatus, Boie, v. 19.

— (Coluber) natrix, Linn., v. 20.
Tropidophorus, Dum. ¢ Bibr., x. 24.
— Berdmorei, Blyth, x. 5, 24, 35.
Tropidorhynchus, Vigors & Horsf. mp Bt

152; iv. 173.

— buceroides, Swains., li. 158.

— chrysotis, Less., ii. 158.

— corniculatus, Vigors, ii. 158.

— mitratus, Mill. MS., ii. 158.

— Nove Guinex, Miuill. &§ Schl., Ui. 158 ;
Kili. 497 ; xiv. 687.

Tropis (Newm.), Pascoe, ix. 119.

— dimidiata, Newm., ix. 120.

— oculifera, Newm., ix. 119.

Tropocalymma, Thoms., ix. 119.

— dimidiata, Thoms., ix. 120.

Trout: American Brook-Trout, and
hybrid between American and
Common Trout, shown (Day),
Proc. (1882-83) 1, 2; xvii. 13-19
(Abstract).

—, artificial breeding of (John Hogg),
Proce, ii. 246-247.

—, British,Observations on (Day), Proc.
(1880-82) 28; xvi. 396-417.

—, food of (Knox), Proce. ii. 356; (Baird)
Proe. (1856-57) vi (title).

—, hybridism in (Day), xvii. 13-19.

—, instinct and emotion in (Day),
xv. 39-50.

—, introduction of, and Tench into
India (Day), Proc. (1875-80) v,
Vij X11. 562-565.

—, Loch-Leven, onthe (Salmo Levenen-
sis, Walk.), (Day) Proc. (1886-87)
5; xx. 71-90.

—, Loch-Leven and Sea-trout, raised at
Howietoun, exhib. (Day), Proc.
(1887-88) 13 (Abstract).

—,malformed, shown (Day), Proc.
(1886-87) 13, 78.

—, ova, impregnation of (Hogg),
Proe. 11. 330-332.

—, Rainbow (Salmo irridens, read
irideus, Gibbons) reared at
Delaford Park, exhib. (Willis

Bund), Proc. (1886-87) 15.

— and Charr, hybrids of, shown (Day),
Proce. (1886-87) 2.

— and Salmon, hybridsand malformed,
shown (Day), Proc. (1883-86) 78
(Abstract).

Trox bullatus, Curtis * , Proc. i. 197.

— lachrymosus, Curtis * , Proc. i. 197.

— trisulcatus, Curtis * , Proce. i. 197.

415

Trugon (= Trygon) terrestris, Hombr. ¢
Jacq., ii. 168.

Truncatellide, xv. 244. :

Trunculus, Linn.,=Donax, Linn., iv.
44, 50, 51.

Trupanea, Macq., 1.116; iv. 106; vi.
7: isc. 3.

— addens, Walk. *, v. 280; ix. 13.

— Amorges, Walk., i. 116; ix. 13.

—calorifica, Walk.*, iv. 107; v.
259; ix. 18.

-— complens, Walk.*, v. 236; ix. 13.

— concolor, Walk. *, -v. 259; ix. 13.

— contradicens, Walk.*, iii. 87; ix.
13.

= gilolona, Walt. * , vi. 7; ix. 18.

—inserens, Walk * ,i, 116; ix, 13.

— interponens, Walle * BN 280 : ix. 13.

— Plutonica, Walk. * , v. 265; ix. 13.

— strenua, Walk. * , iv. 106; Vv. 236,
264; ix. 13.

— transacta, Walk.*, vii.
ix. 13.

Trutta, Nilss., xvi. 398.

— fario, Linn., xvi. 411.

— ferox, Jardine, xvi. 411.

Truxalis dorsalis, Thunb., xx. 536.

Trygon, Rezchenbd., ii. 168.

— pastinaca, Linn., xii. 108.

— terrestris, Hombr. & Jacq., ii. 168.

Trygonalys, Westw., xi. 399.

— pictifrons, fF. Smith*,v. 57; vii.
141; xi. 399.

Trymohelia, Milne-Hdw.
Xviii. 41, 43, 195.

Trypanidius dimidiatus,
555, 556.

— isolatus, Waterh.* , xx. 555.

— melancholicus, Serv., xx. 556.

207 ;

& Haime,

Thoms., XX.

| Trypanophora semihyalina, Kollar, xii.
344,

Trypeta, Meig., i. 133;
vi. 16; viii. 124.

—amplipennis, Walk.*, iv. 159; ix.
27.

iv. 158-160;

— Speers Walk. * , ix. 160; ix.
27.
— basalis, Walk. * , iii. 120; ix. 27.
__ basifascia, Walk. * , iv. 158 - ix. 27.
— brevivitta, Walk. se viii. 124; ix,
27.
— diversata, Walk.*, viii. 124; ix.
7

— dorsigutta, Walk.*, iii, 119; ix.
27

— impleta, Walk. * , iii, 120; ix. 27.
—lativentris, Walk.*, iv. 158; ix,
27.

— melaleuca, Walk.*, vii. 238; 1x.

416

Trypeta multistriga, Walk, *, iii. 119;
vii. 229; ix. 27.

— nigrifascia, Walk.*, iv. 158; ix.
27

— Tetorta, Walk. * , vi. 16; ix. 27.
—roripennis, Walk.*, iii. 181; 1x.

—rudis, Walk. * , i. 133; ix. 27.
— signifacies, Walk. * ,v. 165; ix. 27.
— stellipennis, Walk.*, iv. 159; ix.

— subocellifera, Walk. *, iii. 120; ix.

— transiens, Walk. *, v. 164; ix. 27.

Trypetine, x. 437.

Tryphocharia, Pascoe * , ix. 97, 182.

— hamata, Newm., ix. 99, 132.

— Mitchelli, Hope, ix. 132.

— Odewahnii, Pascoe, ix. 132, 142.

— superans, Pascoe, ix. 132.

Tryphon, Grav., v..60; xi. 400.

— lutorius, F. Smith*, v. 60; vii.
142; xi. 400.

Tryphosa longipes, Sp. Bate, xx. 456.

Tryponeus, Hschsch., X vii. 296, 350.

Trypoxylon, Zaér., ii. 105; vi. 56;
Vil. 112, 122; viii. 85 ; xi. 368.

— bicolor, F. Smith, ii. 105, 106; vii.
135; xi. 368.

— coloratum, fF. Smith * ,ii. 106; vii.
135; xi. 368.

— elegantulum, F. Smith*, v. 84, 85;
vii. 135; xi. 368.

—eximium, /. Smith*, iii. 161; v.
84; vii. 185; xi. 368.

— ferox, F. Smith*, vi. 84, 85; vii.
135; xi. 368.

— figulus, Linn., vii. 112.

—gracilescens, F. Smith*, v. 85;
vii. 135; xi. 368.

—gracillimum, fF. Smith*, vii. 35,
135; Vili. 86; xi. 368.

— petiolatum, F. Smith*, ii. 105;
Vil. 135; xi. 368.

— pileatum, F. Smith, xi. 368.

— placidum, F. Smith * , vii. 35, 135;
xi. 368.

— providum, Ff’. Smith * , v. 125; vi.
56; wii. 185; viii. 85; xi. 368.

Tsetse Ely of Tropical Africa (Glossinia
morsitans, Westw.) (Kirk), Proce.
(1864-65) iv; viii. 149-156.

—, specimens of, shown (Kirk), Proce.
(1865-66) ii.

Tuba, Duch. §& Mich., xv. 481.

Tubicanthus, Swains., xiv. 714.

Tubifex, Zam., xii. 209; xx. 99.

Tubipora, Linn., Proc. (1883-86) 119,
120; xiv. 190; xv. 342.

Tubularia, Linn., Xii. 257 ; xvii. 107.

GENERAL INDEX.

Tubularia indivisa, Linn., xii. 261;
xx. 44, 460.

Tubularian Hydrozoon, from N. Zea-
land, drawings exhib. (Higgins),
Proce. (1875-80) xxxi.

Tubulipora, Lam., xiv. 129.

— incrassata, Smitt, xv. 240.

— ventricosa, Busk, xv. 240.

Tubulosa, XViil. 3.

Tudicla, Bolt., xvi. 595.

Tuely, Nathaniel Clissold, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1875-80) iti; death

. announced, Proc. (1875-80) xlv.

Tulloch, Jas., elected Fellow, Proce. i.
174; obituary, Proc. (1862-63)
xliv.

Tunicata, Proc. (1866-67) xlii; Proc.
(1882-83) 39; xii. 216, 222, 226,
es 444, 448, 462, 464, 466, 471,
472.

—, British, Notes on, with Descrip-
tions of new Species (Herdman),
oe (1880-82) 4; xv. 274-

—, Compound, Anatomical Characters
of a Remarkable Form of (J. D.
Macdonald), Proc. (1858-59) iv.
See Trans. vol. xxii. 373-3876.

—, New Genus of, occurring on one of
the Bellona Reefs (J. D. Mac-
donald), Proc. (1861-62) lvi; vi.
78-81.

—, On the Lining of their Vascular
System (J. D. Macdonald), Proce.
(1860-61) vii. See Trans. vol, xxiii.
371-372.

Tunny, xv. 48, 310, 311.

— found in the Tees (Hogg), Proce. ii.
348, 349, 360, 361.

Tupaia, Raff., xiii. 186.

Turacus giganteus, Viei/l., xvii. 433.
Turbellaria, Proc. (1882-83) 38 ; xxii.
206, 209, 210, 226; xiv. 721.
Turbinaria, Oken, xv. 495; Xviil.

183, 184, 199.

Turbinarioida, xviii. 184, 199.

Turbinella, Lam., xvi. 336.

— carinifera, Lam., XVi. 337, 338.

— recurvirostra, Wagner, Xvi. 338.

— ustulata, Reeve, xii. 547.

Turbinellide, xv. 243.

Turbinide of H.MS. ‘Challenger’
Expedition (Watson), Xiv. 692-
716.

Turbinolia, Mclne-Edw.

xviii. 17, 18, 20, 194.

Turbinolide, xviii. 6, 8 9, 139,
194.

— gemmantes, xviii. 9, 33, 194.

— reptantes, xviii. 9, 34, 64, 66, 194.

& Haime,

GENERAL INDEX.

Turbinolide simplices, xviii. 9, 194.

Turbinoliide, xvii. 395.

Turbinoloida, xviii. 18, 194.

Turbinoseris, Dunc., xviii. 147, 148,
198.

Turbo, Linn., iv. 44, 81-83; v. 205;
Xiv. 606, 692; xv. 165, 248.

— acutangulus, Linn., iv. 83.

— argyrostomus, Linn., iv. 82.

— calear, Linn., iv. 82.

— chrysostomus, Linn., iv. 81.

— cidaris, Linn., iv. 81.

— clathrus, Linn., iv. 82.

— coccineus, Desh., Xiv. 428.

— corneus, Linn., iv. 83.

— crenatus, Linn., iv. 82; v. 180.

—— delphinus, Linn., iv. 82.

— distortus, Linn., iv. 82.

— duplicatus, Linn., iv. 83.

— imbricatus, Linn., iv. 83.

— littoreus, Linn., xii, 522.

— wargaritaceus, Linn., iv. 82.

—marmoratus, Linn., iv. 82.

— pagodus, Linn., iv. 81.

— personatus, Linn., iv. 81.

— petholatus, Linn., iv. 81.

— Philippiana, A. Adams, xiv. 714.

— pica, Linn., iv. 82.

— purpureus, Risso, v. 179 ; xiv. 423.

— replicatus, Linn., iv. 83.

—sanguineus, Linn., v. 179; xiv.
423.

— —,.var. pallida, Jeffreys, Xiv. 423.

— scalaris, Linn., iv. 82.

— tectum-Persicum, Linn., iv. 81.

— terebra, Linn , iv. 83

— transenna, Watson * , xiv. 693, 714.

— Turricula Maroceana, Chemn., Vv.
201.

— uva, Linn., iv. 82.

—(Calear) henicus, Watson*, Xiv.
693, 713.

— (—) Olfersi, Troschel, xx. 493.

— (Collonia) indutus, Watson *, xiv.
693, 715.

— (Guildfordia)
xiv. 714.

Turbonilla monocycla, A. Adams, vii.

rhodostoma, Lam.,

4.

Turbot, On the Asymmetry of the
Pleuronectide, as elucidated by
the examination of the skeleton in
the (Traquair), Proc. (1864-65)
eviili, See Trans. vol. xxv. 263-
296.

Tureica monilifera, 4. Adams, Xiv. 708.

Turdide, 11. 158; xiii. 315, 494.

Turdirostris murina, Bonap., ii. 158.

Turdus, Linn., ii. 133.

— iliacus, Linn., v. 14; xii. 532.

417

Turdus merula, Zinn., v. 12.

— pygargus, Linn., Proc. ii. 32.

— saxatilis, Linn., v. 36.

— viscivorus, Linn., v. 9.

Turkeys called in 8. Amer. “ Cuyubi,”
ix. 363.

Turnagra, Less., ii. 141.

Turner, Charles Hampden, obituary,
Proce. (1856-57) xxxiil.

Turner, Clifford Winslow,
Fellow, Proc. (1888-90) 68.

Turner, Jas., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1880-82) 35.

Turner, John Sidney, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1888-90) 73.

Turner, Thos., elected Fellow, Jan. 17,
1826 ; obituary, Proc. (1858-59)
xlviii.

Turner, Thos., elected Fellow, Proc. i.
174; obituary, Proc. (1873-74) lix.

Turricula, Beck, iv. 44, 70, 77; v:
196; xii. 548-550, 562.

— alba, Linn., iv. 79.

— Antonellii, Dohrn, xii. 549.

— cornea, Linn., iv. 75.

— crenulatum, Linn., iv. 72.

—cruentata, Chemn., Xii. 549.

— Deshayesii, Reeve, xii. 549.

— discoloria, Reeve, xii. 549.

— duplicatum, Linn., iv. 72.

— ficulina, var., HL. A. Sinith, xii. 550.

— labiata, Linn., iv. 74.

— ligata, A. Adams, xii. 549.

— lividus, Linn., iv. 73, 74.

— lubens, Reeve, xii. 550.

— maculatum, Linn., iv. 72.

— nodulifera, A. Adams, xii. 550.

— obeliscus, Reeve, xii. 549.

— plicata, Rumph., iv. 68.

— rufofilosa, LE. A. Smith, xii. 548,
562.

— semifasciata, Lam., X11. 549.

— senticosa, Linn., iv. 79.

— strigilatum, Linn., iv. 72.

Turriculins, vii. 200.

Turritella, Lam. (Watson), Proc.
(1875-80) Ixii; xv. 217-230, 250.

—accisa, Watson * , xv. 217, 220.

— austrina, Watson *, xv. 217, 218,
224.

— bicolor, Adams § Reeve, xv. 229.

— Carlotte, Watson* , xv. 217, 218,
222.

— communis, Risso, v. 169, 174.

— conspersa, Adams & Reeve, Xv. 221,
229.

— Cordismei, Watson * , xv. 217, 224,

— declivis, Adams & Reeve, XV. 230.

— deliciosa, Watson * , xv. 217, 226.

— duplicata, Linn., xv. 226.

245

elected

418

Turritella Gunnii, Reeve, Xv. 221, 230.

— Hookeri, Reeve, xv. 226.

— incisa, Ten.-Woods, xv. 221.

— Knysnaensis, Krauss, xv. 223, 224.

— monilifera, Adams § Reeve, xv. 230,

— pagoda, Reeve, xv. 221, 224.

‘— Philippensis, Watson*, xv. 217,
228, 224.

— runcinata, Watson * , xv. 217, 218,
221.

— sinuata, Reeve, xv. 220, 221, 224.

—terebra, Linn, xv. 226; XVil.
94, 96, 99; xx. 448, 466.

— triplicata, Broc., xv. 220, 224.

—(Torcula) admirabilis, Watson*,
xv. £17, 218, 227.

— (—) lamellosa, Watson *, xv. 217,
229

Turritellide, v. 174; xv. 217-230.

Turritide, xv. 243.

Turtle captured by Sucking-fish, xv. 51.

—, Plastron of the Gangetic Mud
(Emyda dura, Buch, Ham.), Proc.
(1875-80) v; xii. 514-616.

Turtles, x. 9, 10.

— at Fernando Noronha (Ridley),
Proe. (1887-88) 1.

Tusseh Silk-Moth of the Deccan,
cocoons of, shown (Carpenter),
Proce. (1860-61) 1.

Tweeddale, Marquis of, death an-
nounced, Proce. (1875-80) xlv.

Tyche, Bell, xiv. 640, 652, 653, 661.

— lamellifrons, Bell, xiv. 653.

Tychide, xiv. 638.

Tychine, x. 436; xii. 33, 89.

Tychius, Germ., X. 486; Xi. 73.

Tyler, Alfred, elected Fellow, Proc. ii.
61

Tyler, Charles, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1861-62) lix.

Tylocarcinus, Miers, xiv. 664.

— Styx, Herbst, xiv. 664.

Tylodelphys clavata, Dies. v. 49.

— (?)eraniaria, Dies., v. 49.

— rhachidis, Dies., v. 49.

— sp., Dies., v. 50.

Tylodes, Schénh., xi. 85, 186.

— tuberculatus, Bohem., xi. 186.

Tylodides, x. 448 ; xii. 92.

Tylognathus, Heckel, xiv. ftnote 537.

— barbatulus, Heckel, xiv. ftnote 543.

— striolatus, Gimther, xii. 573; Xiv.
ftnote 542.

— YValenciennesii, Heckel, xiv. ftnote
542.

Tylor, Sir Jas., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1868-69) xliv; obituary, Proc.
(1888-90) 75, 98.

Tylosurus, Cocco, xiv. ftnote 534,

GENERAL INDEX.

Tyndides, Pascoe * , xii. 67, 68, 98.

— lineatus, Pascoe * , xii. 68, 98.

— pustulosus, Pascoe * , xii. 68, 78, 98.

Tyora, Walk. * , x. 330.

— congrua, Walk. * , x. 330,

Typhis, Montf., xvi. 596.

— Cleryi, Petit, xvi. 606.

— duplicatus, Sow., xvi. 606.

— Phillipensis, Watson*, Xvi. 596,
605.

— Yatesi, Crosse, xvi. 606.

Typhlatta, F. Smith*, ii. 79; vi. 49;
Xi, 333.

—leviceps, F. Smith*, ii. 79; vi.
49; vii. 130; xi. 333.

Typhlocarcinus villosus, Stimps., XX.
110, 117.

Typhlocyba, Germ., xi. 82.

Typhlogena, Brandt, Proc. i, 195.

Typhlopide, x. 36.

Typhlopone, Westw., ii. 70; wii. 119;
x1, 324; xiv. 610.

— levigata, F. Smith*, ii. 70; Vil.
128; xi. 324.

Typhlops Braminus, Daud., x. 36, 65.

— Horsfieldii, Gray, x. 36, 65.

Typhocesis, Pascoe, 1x. 136.

— Macleayi, Pascoe, 1x. 136.

Tyrannide, ii. 183; xx. 301, 309, 310,
311, 312, 3138, 316, 478.

Tyrannus tyrannus, Linn,, XX. 306.

— verticalis, Say, xx. 309, 314, 315,
317, 392.

Tyrant in Fernando Noronha (Ridley),
Proe. (1887-88) 1.

Tyrictaca, Walk. * , vi. 83.

— apicalis, Walk.* , vi. 84.

Tyroglyphide, XVii. 381, 383; xix.
270, 271; xx. 296.

Tyroglyphus, Latr., xvii. 372-386;
xix. ftnote 270; xx. 286, 287,
295-297.

— Dujardinii, Clap., xvii. 373.

— echinopsis, Rob. § Fum., xvii. 374.

— entomologicus, Lab. & Rob., XvVii.
383,

— farinz, Koch, xvii. 380.

— longior, Gervais, xvii. 278; xix. 274,

—mycophagus, Mégnin, xvii. 374,
375, 378, 380.

— rostroserratus, Mégnin, xvii. 374,
375, 380. -

— setiferus, Mégnin, Xix. 273.

—siro, Linn., Xvii. 375, 378, 386;
xx. 287.

— (Trichodactylus) anonymus, Hal/er,
xix. 274.

Tytlezia, Theobald * , x. 49.

— hypsirhinoides, Theobald * ,x. 6, 49,
65.

GENERAL INDEX.

U.

Ugia disjungens, Walk., iii. 192.

Ulangia, Milne-Edw. § Haime, xviii.
66, 68, 195.

Ulasia magica, Sta, x. 99, 100, 193.

— reversa, Walk. *, x. 99.

— Saundersii, Std, x. 99, 100.
Ulastrea, Milne-Edw. & Haime, xviii.
104, 105, 197, 203.

—crispata, Milne-Edw.
Xviii. 105.

Uloborus, Latr., x. 399.

— plumipes, Koch, x. 399.

— Walckenaerius, Koch, x. 399.

Ulocyathus, Sars, Xvill. 13,204.

Ulodes, Hrichs., xi. '77-

Uloma, Meg., xi. 73, 77, 85, 88.

Ulomaschineg, x. 437.

Ulophyllia, Miine-Edw. §& Haime,
Xvili. 91, 94, 196.

Ulula, Rumb., Xi. 220, 222, 223, 225,
226, 233, 243, 246, 250.

—ampla, McLachl. * , xi. 248, 275.

— aurifera, McLachi.* , xi. 249, 275.

— ayunceulus, Hagen, xi. 247, 275.

— cajennensis, Fabr., Xi. 247, 275.

— chlorops, Blanch., xi. 248, 275.

— hyalina, Latr., xi. 246, 247, 275.

— limbata, Burm., xi. 248, 276.

— Macleayana, Guild., xi. 247, 276.

— mexicana, McLachi. * , xi. 248, 276.

— microcephala, Ramb., xi. 247, 276.

— quadripunctata, Burm., xi. 247, 276.

— senex, Ramb., xi. 247, 248, 276.

— vetula, Ramb., xi. 248, 276.

Umbrella, Lam., xv. 164.

Umbrina vulgaris, Cuv., v. 28.

Unciger, Brandt, Proc. i, 195.

Undaria, Dana, xviii. 161, 204.

Unger, Prof. Francis Joseph, elected
Foreign Member, Proc. ii. 178;
obituary, Proc. (1869-70) exii.

—,On Kctospora clavata, Vaucher,
Proc. i. 8.

Unguiculata, Ray, ii. 10, 25, 31, 27.

Ungulata, Ray, ii. 6, 10, 11, 13-37;
xix. 24.

Unibranchapertura, Lacép., Kiv. ftnote

g Haime,

— levis, Lacép., Xiv. ftnote 558.

Unicavea californica, d’Orb., XX. 282.

Uniculus canaliculatus, Say, xx. 503.

Unio, Retz., xi. 427; xvi. 307.

—, exhibition of (Rich), Proc. (1867-
68) xxxv.

— capturing Kingfisher shown (Day),
Proce. (1875-80) v.

— ambiguus, Parreyss, xvi. 307, 309,

310, 311.

419

Unio Angasi (Lea), Reeve, xvi. 307, 308.

— australis, Lam., Xvi. 307, 309.

— balonnensis, Conrad, Xvi. 307, 309,
310.

— batavus, Nilss., v. 176.

— cucumoides, Lea, Xvi. 307, 312.

— cultelliformis, Conrad, Xvi. 307, 308.

— Cumingianus, Dunker, Xvi. 307,
312.

— Danellii, Villa, xvi. 307, 309, 311.

— depressus, Lam., Xvi. 307, 308, 309,
312.

— Deshayesii, Michaud, Proc. ii. 120.

— Evansi, Adams & Angas, Xvi. 307,
312.

— fulmineus, Parreyss, Xvi. 307, 313.

— gratiosus, Parreyss, Xvi. 307, 313.

— hispanus, Mog.-Tand., v. 173, 176.

— Jeffreysianus, Lea, xvi. 307, 311.

— Lessoni, Kuster, xvi. 307, 312.

— moretonicus, Reeve, Xvi. 307, 309.

— multidentatus, Parreyss, xvi. 307,
313.

— mutabilis, Lea, Xvi. 307, 308, 309.

— nepeanensis, ‘Conrad, xvi. 307, 312.

— nove hollandie, Gray, xvi. 295,
307, 312.

— ovalis, Retz., Proc. ii. 120, 122.

— Philippianus, Kuster, Xvi. 307, 309,
310.

— pictorum, Linn., Proc. ii. 119, 122;
xii. 293.

— profugus, Gould, xvi. 307, 309, 310.

— rugulosus, Charpent., Xvi. 307, 312.

— semiplicatus, Kiister, xvi. 307, 313.

— Shuttleworthi, Charpent., xvi. 307,
308, 309, 311.

— Shuttleworthi, Lea, xvi. 307, 308,
309, 310.

— Stuarti, Adams §& Angas, Xvi. 307,
311.

— superbus, Lea, xvi. 315.

— tumidus, Retz., Proc. ii. 119, 122.

— velaris, Benson, Xvi. 315.

— vittatus, Lea, xvi. 307, 309, 310.

— Wilsonii, Lea, xvi. 307, 311.

— (Alasmodon) Evansi, 4. Adams &
Angas, Xvi. 312.

— (—) Stuarti, A. Adams § Angas,
Xvi. 311.

Unionidex, v. 173.

Univalve Shell and its Operculumn,

homologies of (Macdonald), Proe.

(1859-60) v; v. 204-209.

Upupa epops, Linn., v. 13.

——taken in the English Channel

(Banbury), Proe. ii. 327.

Upupide, ii. 133.

Uracanthine, ix. 124.

Uracanthus, Hope, ix. 124.

2E2

420

Uracanthus angustatus, Laporte, ix. 124.

— bivitta, Newm., ix. 124.

— fuligineus, Pascoe, ix. 124.

— fusco-cinereus, White, ix. 124.

—marginellus, Hope, ix. 124.

— miniatus, Pascoe * , ix. 93, 124.

— pallens, Hope, ix. 124.

— simulans, Pascoe *, ix. 92, 124.

— triangularis, Hope, ix. 93, 124.

Urecha, Thoms., X viii. 240.

— bimaculata, Thoms., xviii. 240.

— ogriseola, Bates * , xviii. 207, 240.

—(Monohammus) angusta, Pascoe,
XVili. 240.

Uraneis, Bates * , ix, 411, 457.

— hyalina, Butler, ix. 412, 457.

Urania, Fabr., xi. 67, 68, 69, 434.

— Rhipheus, Stod/, xi. 68, ftnote 280,
283, 284.

Uraniide, ili. 183.

Uranoscopus scaber, Linn., v. 26, 37;
xv. 53.

Urapteryde, ix. 181, 183.

Urapterygide, On the Moths of the
Family (Butler), Proc. (1882-83)
7; xvii. 195-294.

Urapteryx, Boisd., xvii. 195-204.

— areata, Rabr., xvii. 201.

— breviaria, Hiibner, xvii. 200.

— Clara, Butler, xvii. 199.

— columbicola, Walk., xvii. 203.

— complicata, Guen., XVil. 202.

— crocopterata, Koll., xiii. 197 ; xvii.
202.

— delectans, Butler, xvii. 203.

— ebuleata, Guen., XvVii. 199.

— flavifimbria, Walk., xvii. 200.

— illiturata, Guen., xvii. 202.

— kantalaria, Felder, xvii. 199.

— luteiceps, Felder, xvii. 199.

— maculicaudaria, Motsch., xvii. 199.

— marginipennis, Butler * , xiii. 197.

— multistrigaria, Walk., xvii. 199.

— nivea, Butler * , xvii. 199.

— picticaudata, Walk., xvii. 198.

— platinata, Guen., XVil. 200.

— podaliriata, Gwen., xvii. 199.

— politia, Cramer, Xvii. 202.

— pretoraria, Felder, XVil. 202, 203.

—- quadrifilata, Felder, xvii. 200.

— rufivinctata, Wadk., xvii. 201.

— sambucaria, Linn., xvii. 198.

— sambucata, var., Kollar, xvii. 199.

— saturniaria, Herr.-Schaff., xvii. 200.

— sciticaudaria, Walk., xvii. 198.

— tesserata, Guen., xvii. 200.

— Veneris, Butler, xvii. 200.

Urbicolx, x. 497.

Urbona, Walk. *, vi. 188.

— sublineata, Walk. * , vi. 184.

GENERAL INDEX.

Uria Grylle, Linn., v. 9,36, xvi. 485.

— lacrymans, Gould, Proc. i. 21.

— Troile, Linn., Proc. i. 21; v. 46;
xvi. 485.

Urnatella, Leidy, xv. 2.

— gracilis, Leddy, xv. ftnote 2.

Urobenus, Benham, xX. 561.

Urocbeta, Perrier, XX. 561, 562, 563.

— corethrura, Ff. Miiller, xx. 562, 563.

— dubia, Horst, xx. 562.

Urodela, v. 225, ;

—, On the Morphology of the Skull in
the Amphibia (W. K. Parker) ;
xiv. 717-719. See Trans. 2nd
ser. Zool. vol. ii. 165-212.

Urodelan Characters of Crocodiles
(Seeley), xii. 174, 175; of Chelo-
nians; Xii. 185; of Ichthyosaurus,
xii. 310, 311; of Lizards, xii.
193, 194; of Plesiosaurus, xii.
328, 329; of Serpents, xii. 195.

Urodon, Schénh., xi. 73.

Urodus, Herr.-Schaff,, xii. 360, 361.

— monura, Herr.-Schéff., xii. 360.

— xylophila, Herr.-Schaff., xii. 360.

Uromasticidze, x. 34, 35.

Uromastix, Merr., x. 34; xii. 190,
191, 192, 305.

Uromelia, Kirby * , xx. 33.

Uronais, Gervais, xx. 94.

Urophora, Desv., 1. 134.

— fasciata, Walk. * , i. 184; ix. 27.

Uropoda formicalis, Michael * ,xv. 386.

Urospinus cruentus, Gowld, Xili. 488.

Urospizias etorques, Salvad., XVi. 425.

— torquatus, Salvad., xiv. 627.

Urothoé elegans, Sp. Bate., ili. 3.

— inostratus, Dana, iii. 3.

Urotrichus, Temm., Xi. 37.

Ursidz, ii. ftnote 32.

Ursus, Linn., ii. 153; xix. 2, 19.

— maritimus, Linn., xix. 19.

Utica, Hewits., xi. 436.

Utriculus, Schwm., Xvii. 326-340.

—amphizostus, Watson*, XvVil. 326,
336.

— calcitella, Gould, xvii. 332.

— canaliculatus, Say, X Vii. 328, 329.

—complanatus, Watson*, XVil. 326,
3a).

— famelicus, Watson *, XVii. 326, 338,
340.

— lactuca, Nevill, xvii. 332.

—leucus, Watson*, xvii. 326, 334,
3a0.

— oliviformis, Watson*, xvii. 326,
302.

— oryctus, Watson * , xvii. 326, 337.

— phiala, 4A. Adams, XVii. 339.

— simillimus, Watson * , Xvi. 326, 340.

GENERAL INDEX.

Utriculus simplex, A. Adams, xvii.
— spatha, Watson* , Xwii. 326, 332,
333

— striatula, Forb., xvii. 339.
—tornatus, Watson*, xvii. 326,
335.
— truncatulus, Brug., xvii. 335, 337.
— turritus, Mol/., xvii. 329.
— vortex, Dall, xvii. 335.
— (Cylichna) umbilicatus, Monterosato,
XVil. 338.
— (Tornatina) acrobeles,
XVii. 326, 327.
— (—) amboynensis, Watson *, xvii.
326, 330.
— (—) aratus* , XVii. 326, 329, 331.
— (—) avenarius, Watson * , xvii. 326,
328.
— (—) leptekes, Watson* , xvii. 326,
327

Watson * ,

—(—) pachys, Watson*, xvii. 526,
301

Uvanilla, Gray, xiv. 714.

y.

Vacti (Indian Perch), xviii. 311.

Vahl, Martin, Letters of, xii. 198.

Valencinia Armandi, Mclnt.*, a
new Nemertean (McIntosh), Proc.
(1874-75) xxxvii. Sve Trans., 2nd
ser. Zool. vol. i. 73-81.

Valentin, Lord, obituary, Proc. i. 245.

Valentine, Wm., death announced, Proc.
(1883-86) 13.

Vallentin, Rupert, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1888-90) 7.

Valletia lacustris, Linn., Proc. ii. 118,
122.

Valonia, Walk. *, i. 34; ix. 6.

— complicata, Walk.*,i. 384; ix, 27.

Valvata cristata, Miil/er, Proc. ii. 118,
121, 122.

— piscinalis, Miller, Proc. ii. 118, 121,
122; iv. 84; v. 13.

Valvatide, xv. 244.

Vampyrella, Cienk., xii. 202; xiii.
302, 386, 417, 419-423.

— gomphonematis, Haeckel, xiii. 421,
429.

— spirogyra, Cienk., xiii. 419, 420,
435.

Van der Hoeven, Prof. J., elected For.
Memb., Proc. (1856-57) vii; obit-
uary, Proc. (1867-68) ex.

Van Diemen’s Land, presentation of
natural productions of (Milligan),
Proce. ii. 153.

421
Vanellus cristatus, Meyer, v. 9, 35, 39,
46

— melanogaster, Bechst., v. 30.

Vanessa, Habr., xX. 497, 500; xi. 80,
432.

— Antiopa, Linn., xvi. 468.

— Atalanta, Zinn., with larval head,
shown (Westwood), Proc. (1870-71)
XCiv.

— C-album, Linn., xvi. 463.

— californica, Botsd., xvi. 467.

— Cardui, Hiibner, ix. 54.

— comma, Harr., xvi. 463.

— gracilis, Grote § Robins., Xvi. 467.

— Hylas, Hdw., xvi. 467.

—TIo, Linn. Development of the
Azygos Oviduct and its Accessory
Organs in (Hatchett Jackson),
Proc. (1888-90) 68. See Trans.,
2nd ser. Zool. vol. v. 143-186.

— Milberti, Godart, xvi. 467.

— satyrus, Hdw., xvi. 463, 467.

— Urtice, Linn., xvii. 176, 181, 184,
188.

Vanga, Viedl/., 11. 138, 139.

— kirrhocephalus, Zess., ii. 161.

— mentalis, Salvad. § D’ Alb., xiii. 499.

— Quoyi, Less., Xiii. 499.

Vanikoro acuta, Récluz, xii. 556.

Van Voorst, John, elected Fellow, Proc.
ii. 214,

—, presents cast of bust of John Ray
and medallion of Wm. Yarrell,
Proce. (1859-60) iii.

Varanus, Merrem, xX. 5, 22.

— dracena, Linn., &. 5, 22, 35.

— flavescens, Gray, X. 23, 35.

— nebulosus, Gray, X. 22, 35.

Varia, Walk. * , ix. 181, 190.

— rubiginea, Walk. * , ix. 181, 190.

Varicorhinus, Riippell, xiv. ftnote 538.

— bobree, Sykes, xii. 572; Xiv. ftnote
541.

Varnia, Walk. * , vii. 69.

—miniata, Walk. * , vii. 69.

Vasilium, 7\-Wood, xviii. 13, 14, 204.

Vastres Cuvieri, Cw. & Val., v. 42.

Vaughan, Isaac, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1873-74) xxvii.

Veddah skulls from Ceylon (Busk),
Proc. (1861-62) lxiv ; vi. 166-170.

Veia, Walk. * , vii. 160.

— homopteroides, Walk. *, vii. 161.

Veleda gilva, Blackw.* , x. 422.

Velella spirans, Eschsch., v. 30.

Velia collaris, Burm., xx. 548.

— virgata, White* , xiv. 482, 486.

— vivida, White *, xiv. 482, 486.

Veliide, xiv. 486; xx. 532.

Velutina laevigata, Penn., xx. 448, 466

422

Velutinidey, xv. 244.

Vendace and Trout, food of (Knox),
Proc. ii. 855 ; (Baird) Proc. (1856—
57) vi (title).

Veneride, XViil. 267.

Venerirupis Irus, Linn., v. 172.

Venerupis, Lam., xi. 20.

Venus, Linn., iv. 44,51; xi. 20.

— cancellata, Donov., iv. 53.

— casina, Linn., Xvi. 885; xvii. 100;
Xvili. 267.

— eastrensis, Linn., iv. 52.

— Chione, Linn.. iv. 52.

— clathrata, Desh., iv. 53.

— decussata, Linn., iv. 51, 53.

— Dione, Linn., iv. 51.

— Dysera, Linn., iv. 52.

— edentula, Linn., iv. 51, 53.

— exoleta, Linn., iv. 51, 52, 53.

— fasciata, DaCosta, xx. 450.

— fimbriata, Linn., iv. 52.

— flustuosa, Gould, xii. 105.

— fuliginosus, Linn., iv. 52.

— gallina, Linn., v. 176.

— incrustata, Linn., iv. 51, 52.

—lincta, Poult., xx. 46.

— lineata, Sow., xvii. 99.

— literata, Zinn., lv. 51, 55.

— macrodon, Jinn., iv. 53.

— maculata, Linn., iv. 52.

— Mariea, Linn., iv. 52.

— meretrix, Linn., iv. 52.

— Meroé, Linn., iv. 52.

— ovata, Penn., Xvii. 94-97, 995 xx.
450, 467.

— pectinata, Linn., iv. 51, 53.

— Pennsylvanica, Linn., iv. 51, 52.

— Phryne, Linn., iv. 53.

— prostrata, Linn., iv. 52.

— punctata, Linn., iv. 51, 52.

—yramosa, Linn., iv. 53.

— reticulata, Linn., iv. 52, 53.

— rotundata, Linn., iv. 51, 53.

— scripta, Linn., iv. 51, 53.

— striata, Linn., xvii. 95, 96, 97, 99,
100.

— striatula, Don., v. 169, 172.

— tigerina, Linn., iv. 52.

— Veneris, Jinn., iv. 51.

— verrucosa, Linn., v. 172; xii. 518;
Xviil. 267.

— ziczac, Linn., iv. 51, 53.

— (Anaitis) Paphia, Linn., xx. 497.

Venus’s Flower-basket (Euplectella as-
pergillum, Owen) shown (Stevens),
Proe. (1866-67) v.

— — (Huplectella, Owen), and in Mey-
erina claviformis, Gray, On species
of Crustacea living within (Miers),
xiii. 506-512.

GENERAL INDEX.

Verania, Krohn, xi. 93.

Vermes, Proc. (1882-83) 37; xx. 438,
462-464, 469, 471, 472.

—, MS. by Col. G. Montagu, presented,

- Proc. (1866-67) v.

Vermetide, xv. 244.

Vermetus, Adans., iv. 89; viii. 11, 13.

— cariniferus, Gray, viii. 13.

— gigas, Linn., iv. 89.

— glomeratus, Bivona, iv. 89.

— subcancellatus, Bivona, iv. 89.

Vermilia triquetra, Penn., iv. 89; viii.
11.

Verrall, G. H., Description of a new
Genus and Species of Phoridz
parasitic on Ants, xiii, 258-260.

Verreauxia, Desv., li. 138.

Vertagus, Link, xv. 227.

Vertebrata, Proc. (1867-68) Ixxxix; i1.
14-37; v. 224; xii. 201, 206,
212, 216-226 ; xix. 1-25, 377.

—, bone-formation in (Newport), Proc.
i. 34

—, Classification of warm-blooded (Mac-
donald), Proc. (1861-62) lxv (title).

—, Mutual relations of cold-blooded
(Reay Greene), Proc. (1859-60)
Xxxv1; V. 218-228.

—, Respiratory organs in (Newport),
Proce. i, 354.

—, Sacral region in, xiii. 373.

—, Skeleton of (Mivart), Proc. (1869-
70) xxxvi. See Trans. vol. xxvii.
369-392.

Vertebrates and Invertebrates, Cerebral
Homologies in (Owen), Proce.
(1882-83) 3; xvii. 1-13.

Verticordia acuticostata, Philippi, Xiv.
420.

Vertigo cylindrica, Fér., at Ventnor
(Hambrough), Proe. (1858-59) vii.

Vescisa, Walk. *, vii. 191.

— commoda, Walk., vii. 191.

Vesicularia spinosa, Linn., xx. 454.

Vesiculariide, xv. 240.

Vesiculata, xiv. 175, 179.

Vespa, Linn., ii, 116; vi. 59; vii.
117, 123; viii. 89; xi. 382, 413.

— egyptiaca, Vallot, xi. 382.

—affinis, Fabr., ii. 116; iii. 23; v.
131; vi. 59; vil. 48, 138; viii.
89; xi. 382.

— —, var. cincta, Oliv., xi. 382.

— Alduini, Guér., vii. 43, 188; xi.
383.

— analis, Fabr., Xi. 382.

—annulata, F. Smith *, ii. 116; vil.
138; xi. 384.

— anomala, Sauss., Xi. 888.

— arcuata, Fabr., Xi. 372.

GENERAL INDEX.

Vespa argentata, Fabr., iii. 19; xi.
375.

— auraria, Ff. Smith, xi. 383.

— basalis, F. Smith, xi. 383.

— bellicosa, Sauss., ii. 116; vii. 138;
viii. 89; xi. 383.

— bicolor, Fabr., xi. 383,

— bimaculata, Guér., Xi. 383.

— borealis, Kirby, Proce. ii. 34.

— brunnea, Mabr., xi. 374.

— carnatica, Fabr., xi. 375.

— cineta, Fabr., ii. 116; iii. 23; vi.
59; vii. 48, 188; viii. 89; xi.

382.

—erabro, Linn., vii. 112, 117, 118;
xix. 170

— crabroniformis, F. Smith, vii. 112,

117; xi. 383.

—deusta, S¢.-Furg., vii. 44; Xi.
384.

— dorylloides, Sauss., ii. 116;
138; viii. 89; xi. 297, 383.

— duealis, F. Smith, xi. 384.

— ferruginea, Fabr., Xi. 378.

— fervida, F. Smith * ili, 23;
138; xi. 384.

— fusca, Christ, xi. 382.

— Germanica, Fubr., vii.
130.

— hemorrhoidalis, Fabr., ii. 109, 110;
iii, 19; xi. 374.

— hebreea, Habr., xi. 380.

— luctuosa, Sauss., xi. 384.

— magnifica, F. Smith, xi. 383.

— media, De Geer, vii. 112.

— minuta, Linn., Xvii. 54, 65.

— mutiliata, Ilig., xi. 379.

— nigripennis, Sauwss., Xi. 384.

— nilotica, Vallot, xi. 382.

— nitidula, Fadr., ii. 110.

— Norvegica, Fabr., vii. 112.

— obliterata, Ff. Smith, xi. 383.

— orientalis, Linn., vii. 112, 117, 118;
xi. 382.

— Philippinensis, Sawss., v. 1381; vii.
44, 138; xi. 384.

— rufa, Linn., vii. 112, 117, 118.

— signata, Linn., xx. 540.

— Sumatre, Weber, xi. 379.

— tamula, Kabr., xi. 381.

— tenebrionis, Christ, xi. 382.

— tepida, Christ, xi. 381.

— turcica, Drury, Xi. 382.

—tyrannica, #. Smith, ii. 116; vil.
188; xi. 383.

— undata, Oliv., xi. 380.

— unicolor, Ff. Smith*, vii. 44, 138;
x1. 384.

— unifasciata, Oliv., Xi. 382.

— velutina, S¢.-Farg., Xi. 383.

vii.

vii.

112; xii,

423

Vespa vulgaris, Linn., vii. 112, 117;
xii. 506.

——, nest of (John Hogg), Proc. ii.
33, 34,

Vespertilio auritus, Linn., v. 7.

— Daubentonii, Leisler (Buckton), Proc.
ii. 259, 260; v. 7.

SS emarginatus (Buckton), Proc.
li. 259-261.

— discolor, Natterer, v. 7.

— emarginatus, Geaffr., Proc. ii. 259-
261.

—_ Leisleri, Kuhl, v. 7.
— murinus, Linn., v. 7; in Isle of
Wight (A. G. More), Proc. (1858-
59) vii.
260 ;

— ene Leisler, Proc. ii.

nee Kuhl, v. 7

— noctula, Schreber, v. 7, 39.

— Pipistrellus, Schreber, v. 7, 8.

— serotinus, Daub., Proc. ii. 259; v. 7.

Vespide, ii. 113, 129; iii. 19, 166; v.
129; vi. 58; vii. 112, 113, 117,
118, 122, 128 ; xi. 296,377 ; xviii.
326; XX. 531.

Vespola, Walk., ix. 182, 185.

— exruleifera, Walk. *, ix. 181, 186.

Vexilla fusconigra, Pease, xii. 547.

Vibrios, Proc. (1867-68) lxxxv-Ixxxvi.

Victorina, Blanch., Xi. 438.

Vidua, Cuwv., ii. 138.

— principalis, Linn., xvii. 426.

Viduine, xvii. 426.
Vienna, proposed Ornithological Con-
gress at, Proc. (1883-86) 7-9.
Vigors, N icolas Aylward, obituary, Proc.
i. 106-107.

Vigorsia, Swains., ii. 138.

Vinen, Dr. Edw. Hart, elected Fellow,
Proc. ii. 376.

—, Description of a supposed newAnne-
lid, Proc. (1860-61) vy (title).

—, On acurious Dipterous Larva, vi.

—, On the quantity of Tannin in the
Galls of Cynips Quercus-petioli,
Linn., Proc. (1855-56) vi; i. 72-73.

Viney, Major-Gen., death announced,
Proe. i. 107.

Vipan, Charles, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1880-82) 87.

Viperide, x. 64.

Viquesnellia, Desh., xv. 163.

Vireo, Vieill., ii. 142.

— in Fernando Noronha (Ridley), Proce.
(1887-88)1 ; (Sharpe) xx. 478-480.

— gracilirostris, Sharpe * , Xx. 478.

— magister, Lawr., xx. 478.

Vireolanius, Dubus, ii. 148.

424

Vireonidex, xx. 478.

Virgularia, Lam., new, from Norway,
exhib. (Gwyn Jeffreys), Proc.
(1875-80) xxxv.

— mirabilis, O. F. Miiller, xx. 460.

Vitreohexactinellide, xiv. 2380,

Vitrina, Drap., vi. 153; xv. 163.

— pellucida, Drap., Proce. ii. 121, 123.

Vitta pulcherrima, Angas, xvi. 298.

Viverra, Linn., ii. 153; xix. 5, 6, 10.

Viverrine, Xix. 9, 24.

Vivipara, Lam., Xvi. 262, 266.

— affinis, von Martens, xvi. 264.

— Alisoni, Brazier, Xvi. 268, 265.

— ampullaroides, Hanley, xvi. 264.

— australis, Reeve, xvi. 264.

— dimidiata, #. A. Smith * , Xvi. 265,
317.

— Essingtonensis, Shuttlew., Xvi. 263,
264, 265.

— intermedia, Hanley, xvi. 264.

— Kingi, A. Adams g§ Angas, XVi.
264, 317.

— polita, Frauenf., Xvi. 263.

— sublineata, Conrad, xvi. 263, 265,
266.

— suprafasciata, Tryon, KVi. 263.

— tricincta, H. A. Smith*, Xvi. 265,
317.

— Waterhousii, A. Adams g Angas,
xvi. 264, 317.

Voelcker, John Augustus, elected Fel-
low, Proc. (1887-88) 10.

Volcanoes, photographs of, shown
(Sberring), Proc. (1886-87) 16.

Voles, Xiii. 331.

Volucella, Geoffr., i. 123; iv. 120.

— decorata, Walk.*, iv. 120; ix.
18.

— trifasciata, Wiedem., i. 123; ix. 18.

Volucres, XVil. 429.

— Syndactyle, xvii. 434.

Voluta, Linn., iv. 44, 67-69; v. 198;
xi. 146; xvi. 324, 329, 334.

— Athiopica, Linn., iv. 69.

— angulata, Swains., iv. 68.

— Caffra, Linn., iv. 67, 68.

— cosmographia, Martyn, Xii. 536.

— cruentata, Chemn., Vii. 200.

— Cymbium, Lam., v. 192, 194, 195.

— Cymbium, Linn.,iv.69 ; v.193, 194.

— denticulata, Linn., iv. 68.

— faba, Linn., iv. 69.

— filaris, Linn., iv. 69.

— fulminata, Lam., xvi. 332.

— glabella, Linn., iv. 68.

— granulata, Linn., iv. 69,

— imperialis, Lam., Xvi. 329.

— Ispida, Linn., iv. 68.

— Ispidula, Linn., iv. 68.

GENERAL INDEX.

Voluta Jaspidea, Gmel., iv. 68.

— lima, Jinn.,iv. 69.

— lyriformis, Vigors, xvi. 332.

— megaspira, Sow., XVi. 332.

— melo, Sol., v. 191.

— Mitra, Linn., iv. 68.

— musica, Linn., iv. 68.

— Navicula, Gmel., v. 190.

— Neptuni, Gmel., v. 188, 189, 190.

— Neptuni, Lam., xii. 519, 520.

— Neptuni, D’Orb., v. 192, 193.

— Neptuni, Sow., v. 190.

— Oliva, Linn., iv. 68.

— olla, Lam., v. 191.

— ie iv. 69; v. 188; 190; xii.
519.

— pacifica, Sol., xvi. 332.

— pallida, Gray, xvi. 131.

— pertusa, Linn., iv. 68.

— pica, var., Chemn., vii. 199.

— picta, Dillw., iv. 68.

— plicaria, Linn., iv. 68.

— porcina, D’Orb., v. 192, 193, 194;
ii. 519, 522.

— porphyria, Linn., iv. 67.

— proboscidalis, Lam., v. 188, 189,
192, 193.

— procina, Lam., v. 188, 189.

— rubiginosa, Swains., v. 186, 190-192 ;
ii. 519, 523.

— —, var. incurva, Lowe, Xii. 523.

— rupestris, Gmel., Xvi. 332.

— sanguisuga, Linn., iv. 69.

— scabricula, Linn., vii. 198.

— scapha, Gmel., Xvi. 329.

— scutulata, Chemn., vii. 119.

— vespertilio, Linn., iv. 68.

—vulpecula, Linn., iv. 68.

— (Cymbium) AXthiopica, Linn., Xvi.
334.

Volutharpa, Fischer, xvi. 360.

Volutide, xv. 243; xvi. 324, 327.

Volutilithes, Swains., Xvi. 327, 329.

—abyssicola, Adams § Reeve, XVi.
324, 327.

—ambigua, Sol., Xvi. 329.

— erenulata, Lam., Xvi. 329.

— digitalina, Lam., Xvi. 329.

— elevata, Sow., Xvi. 329.

— luetatrix, So/., xvi. 329.

— nodosa, Sow., XVi. 329,

Volutomitra, Gray, Xvi. 334.

— fragillima, Watson * , xvi. 334.

Volva volva, Linn., vii. 96.

Volvocinex, Xili. 437, 438.

Volvula, Adams, XVii. 321.

— acuta, D’Orb., Xvii. 325.

— angustata, A. Adams, xvii. 325,326.

— paupercula, Watson*, xvii. 319,
320.

GENERAL INDEX.

Volvula sulcata, Watson*, xvii. 319,
325.

Vorticella, Linn., Proc. (1874-75) xv;
xiii, 437; xvii. 293.

— nasuta, O. Er. Miller, Proc. (1874—
75) xxx.

— nebulifera, Hhrenb., Proc. (1874-75)
RK.

— telescopica, Sav. Kent., xvii. 294.

Vorticellina, Proc. (1874-75) xsi,
XXlli; XVii. 293.

Vulpes lagopus, Tinn., Xiii. 328, 331.

— vulgaris, Linn., xiii. 330.

oe fulvus Kolbei, Schlegel, xiii.
TOF 3

— fulvus occidentalis, Schlegel, xiii. 5.

— monachus, Jinn., Xiii. 2, 25.

Vulturidz, on the Geographical Distri-
bution of the (R. Bowdler Skarpe),
Proe. (1875-80) iii; xiii. 1-26,

W.:

Wade, Charles Henry, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1874-75) ix.

—, Notes on the Venous System of
Birds, Proc. (1875-80) vi; xii.
531-535.

Wagtail, Grey, in Belgium
Forster), Proc. ii. 146,

—, White (Motacilla alba, Linn.), exhib.
(Borrer), Proc. ii. 245.

(Thos.

Wahlenberg, Dr. George, obituary,
Proe. ii. 148.
Wakefield, Charles Marcus, elected

Fellow, Proc. (1875-80) iii.
Wakefield, Felix, death announced,
Proce. (1875-80) ix.
Wakefield, Robert, On some of the

Habits of Ants, Proc. ii. 293-
294.
Walckenaera, Blackw, (J. Blackwall),

Proce. 1. 41.

Walden, Arthur, Viscount, elected Fel-
low, Proc. (1865-66) i.

Waldheimia Grayi, Dav., xii. 109.

— —, var. transversa, Gould, xii.
i109.

Wales, Prince of, elected Honorary
Member, Proc. (1886-87) 7.

Walker, Alfred O., elected Fellow,
Proce. (1873-74) xviii.

—, Notes on a Collection of Crustacea
from Singapore, Proc. (1886-87)

13; xx. 107-117.

Walker, Arthur W., elected Fellow,
Proce. (1880-82) 10.

Walker, Dr. David, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1860-61) vii.

425

Walker, Francis, Catalogue of Neu-
roptera, revision of (McLachlan),
Proc. (1866-67) viii; ix. 230-281.

—, Catalogue of Insects collected by
A. BR. Wallace in the Malay
Peninsula and Islands, with de-
scriptions of new species :—

Diprera :

— Amboyna, Proce. (1858-59) iv; v.
144-168.

— Aru Islands, iii. 77-120.

— Batchian, Toners and Makian, and
at Tidon in Celebes, Proc. (1860-
61) i; v. 270-303.

— Dorey, New Guinea, Proc. (1859-
90) xxxvii; v. 229-254.

— Eastern Archipelago (Synopsis),
Proe. (1864-65) evili; ix. 1-30.

— Gilolo, Ternate, and Ceram, Proce.
(1860-61) v; vi. 4-23.

— Makassar, Celebes, Proc. (1858-59)
xliv; iv. 90-172.

— Malay Peninsula, Proc. (1855-56)
vy; 1.489.

— Manado, Celebes, and Tond [ano],
Proc. (1860-61) i; v. 258-270.

— New Guinea, Proc. (1863-64) vil ;
viii. 102-130.

— Salwatty Island, near New Guinea,
Proc. (1863-64) vii; viii. 130-
136.

— Sarawak, Borneo, i. 105-136.

— Singapore and Malacca, i. 4-39.

— Waigiou, Mysol, and North
Ceram, Proc. (1862-63) iv, v;
Vii. 202-2838.

Homoprera :

— Indian Archipelago, Proc. (1866-
67) vi; x. 80-193, 276-330,

— Sarawak, Borneo, i. 141-175.

— Singapore and Malacca, Proe.
(1855-56) xix ; 1. 82-100.

Leproptera Hererocera :

— Malacca, iii. 196-198.

— Sarawak, Borneo, Proc. (1860 -61)
vii; vi. 82-145, 171-198; vii.
49-84, 160-198.

— Singapore, Proc.
ili. 183-196.

—, Characters of Australian Hetero-
cerous Lepidoptera in the National
Museum, Melbourne, Proce. (1868-
69) xxvi (title).

—, Characters of some undescribed
Heterocerous Lepidoptera, Proc.
(1865-66) Ixxxvui; ix. 181-199.

—, Characters of some undescribed
Heterocerous Lepidoptera in the
Collection of T. Norris, Proc.
(1868-69) xxvi (title).

(1858-59) v;

426

Walker, Francis, Characters of unde-
scribed species of British Chalci-
dites, Proc. i. 261-263. See Trans.
vol. xx. 153-162.

—, Descriptions of Heterocerous Lepi-
doptera from Cabenda, West
Africa, Proc. (1868-69) xxvi
(title).

—, Notes on the Variations of Structure
in the British Eurytomidz, Proc. 1.
233.

Walker, Rev. F. Augustus, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1871-72) xxix.
Walker, Jas. John, elected Fellow, Proc.

(1888-90) 69.

Walker, John Davidson, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1875-80) xiv; death an-
nounced, Proc. (1888-90) 11.

Walker, John Francis, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1872-73) vii.

Walker, Thos., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1860-61) ii.

Walking Fishes, xv. 34, 35; xvii.
203.

Wall, Charles Baring, obituary, Proc. il.
313.

Wallaby, iii. 32.

Wallace, Alfred Russel, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1871-72) xxx.

—, Birds collected by, at Waigiou,
Mysol, near New Guinea, exhib.
(Stevens), Proc. (1861-62) liv.

—, Collections of Insects formed by, in

the Malay Archipelago :—
Diptera, see Walker, F.
Homoptera, see Walker, F.
Hymenoptera, see Smith, F.
Lepidoptera Heterocera, see Wal-
ker, F.
Lepidoptera Rhopalocera, see Hew-
itson, W. C.

—, ‘Malay Archipelago’ by, mentioned
(Bentham), Proc. (1868-69) xcix—e.

—, On the Phenomena of Variation
and Geographical Distribution as
illustrated by the Papilionide of
the Malayan Region, Proc. (1863-
64) vii. See Trans. vol. xxv. 1-72.

—, On the Zoological Geography of the
Malay Archipelago, Proc. (1859-
60)i; iv. 172-184.

—, and Darwin, Charles, On the Ten-
dency of Species to form Varieties ;
and on the Perpetuation of Varie-
ties and Species by Natural Means
of Selection, Proc. (1857-58)
ly-lvi; iii, 45-62.

Wallace, Prof. Robert, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1886-87) 20.

Waliacea argentea, Do/., v. 166.

GENERAL INDEX.

Wallago, Bleeker, xiii. 342; xiv.
562, 565, 578.

— attu, Bloch, xii. 569; xiii. 348.

— pabo, Bleeker, xii. 569.

— Russellii, Bleeker, xii. 569; xiii.
348.

Wallengren, Pastor H. D, J., Analysis
of the species of Phryganea de-
scribed by Linnzus in his ‘ Fauna
Suecica,’ Proc. (1875-80) xlviii;
xiv. 726-736.

Wallich, Dr. G. C., elected Fellow,
Proc. (1859-60) iv. ;

—, Linné’s Almanac Notes for 1735,
Proe. ii. 5-12. :

Walrus, xii. 158, 177, 178.

—, Ascaris bicolor, Rud., from, shown
(Murie), Proc. (1883-86) 3.

— tusks, fossil, found in the Red Crag
of Suffolk, exhib. (Ray Lankester),
Proc. (1875-80) xxviti, lvii; xv.
144-146. See Trans., 2nd ser.
Zool. vel. ii. 213-221.

Walsingham, Rev. Thos., Lord, death
announced, Proc. i. 72.

Walsingham, Thos., Lord, elected Fel-
low, Proc. (1882-83) 1.

—, Contributions to the Knowledge of
the genus Anaphe, Waik., Proc.
(1883-86) 9. See Trans., 2nd ser.
Zool. vol. ii. 421-426.

—, Descriptions of a new Genus and
Species of Pyralidz received from
the Rev. J. H. Hocking, from the
Kangra Valley, Punjab, India,
Proc. (1886-87) 22. See Trans.,
2nd ser. Zool. vol. ii. 47-52.

Walter, Dr. John Frederick, obituary,
Proc. ii. 48.

Walton, John, obituary, Proc. (1862-
63) xliv.

Warbler, Blue-throated, shown (Gunn),
Proce. (1883-86) 70.

Ward, Christopher, elected Fellow,
Proc, (1871-72) xxxi.

Warren, Hon. John Leicester, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1864-65) ii.

Wartensee, Schnyder von, Foundation,
prize offered, Proc. (1887-88) 8, 9.

Wasp, On the Construction of the nest
of a species of Mason (Dr. Buist),
Proce. ii. 333*-335*.

Wasp’s nest from Dovercourt exbib.,
Proc. (1887-88) 2.

— nests, Note on some photographed
(J. Hogg), Proc. (1868-69) (title).

Wasps, Social, vil. 41.

—, Solitary, Vii. 37.

—, Bees, and Ants, Observations on.
See Lubbock, Sir John.

GENERAL INDEX. 427

Waterhouse, ‘C. O., Coleoptera of Fer-
nando Noronha, xx. 548-556.

—, On a Collection of Insects obtained
by Dr. Ploem in Java, Proc. (1875-
80) xxv; xiv. 134-136.

Waterhouse, Frederick Herschel, elected
Associate, Proc. (1875-80) li.

—, Descriptions of new Coleoptera of
Geographical Interest, collected
by Charles Darwin, Proc. (1875-
80) xxxix; Xiv. 530-534.

Water-Snake, Notice of a Double-
headed (J. Shortt), ix. 49.

Waters, Arthur W., elected Fellow,
Proce. (1875-80) xiv.

—, Bryozoa, penetrated by Algee, exhib.,
Proc. (1875-80) xli.

—, Bryozoa, photographs of, exhib.,
Proce. (1886-87) 22.

—,Closure of the Cyclostomatous
Bryozoa, Proc, (1883-86) 9; xvii.
400-404.

—, On some Ovicells of the Cyclosto-
matous Bryozoa, Proc. (1887-88)
11; xx. 275-280.

—, On the Ovicells of some Licheno-
pore, Proc. (1887-88) 14; xx.
280-285.

—, Structure of the Shell of Bryozoa,
Proce. (1875-80) xxvii, xxxvi (title).

Watson, John, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1888-90) 69.

Watson, Rev. R. Boog, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1888-90) xxvii.

—, Notes on Lowe's MS. List of Webb’s
Type Shells from the Canaries
(1829), and on the Annotations
thereon of D’Orbigny (1839), and
Lowe (1860), Proc. (1875-80) vii;
xii. 516-524.

—,On the Cerithiopsides from the
Eastern Side of the North Atlantic,
with three new species from
Madeira, Proc. (1883-86) 72 ; xix.
89-95.

—, Reports on the Mollusca of the
Challenger Expedition. I. Pre-
liminary, Proc. (1875-80) xxxviii;
xiv. 506-507.

—, —II. Solenoconchia, comprising
the Genera Dentalium, Siphoden-
talium, and Cadulus, Proc. (1875-
80) xxxvili; xiv. 508-529.

—, — III. Trochide, viz., the Genera
Seguenzia, Basilissa, Gaza, and
Bembix, Proc. (1875-80) xxxix;
xiv. 586-605.

—, — IV. Trochidz continued, viz., the
Genera Basilissa and ‘Trochus,
Linn., and the Turbinide, viz., the

Genus Turbo, Proc. (1875-80)
xlvii; Xiv. 692-716.

Watson, Rey. R. Boog, Reports on the
Mollusca of the Challenger Expe-
dition. V. Solenoconchix, Tro-
chide, Heterophrosynide, Litori-
nid, and Cerithiidz, Proc. (1875-
80) lvi ; xv. 87-126.

—,— VI. Turritellide, Proce. (1875-
80) lxii; xv. 217-230.

—,— VII. Pyramidellide, Naticide,
Cassidea, Tritonide, and genera
and species of, Proc. (1880-82) 4 ;
XV. 245-274.

—,— VIII. Pleurotomide, Proc.
(1880-82) 8; xv. 388-455.
—, — IX. Pleurotomide continued,

Proce. (1880-82) 12; xv. 413-455.

—,— X. Pleurotomidz continued,
pee (1880-82) 20; xv. 457-
475.

—,— XI. Pleurotomide continued,
Proc. (1880-82) 24; xvi. 247-
254.

—,— XII. Cancellariide, Volutide,
Fasciolariidz, Columbellidse, and
Olivide, Proc. (1880-82) 24; xvi.
824-343.

—, — XIII. Buccinide, Proce. (1880-
82) 28; XVi. 358-372.

—, — XIV. Muricide, Proc. (1880-82)
29; Xvi. 372-392.

—, — XV. Ranellacea, Muricidz, Sca-
lariide, and Solariidze, Proc. (1880-
82) 86; xvi. 594-611.

—,-— XVI. Fissurellide and Coccu-
linidz, Proc. (1882-83) 3; xvii.
26-40.

—,— XVII. Pyramidellide,
(1882-83) 6; xwii. 112-130.

—, — XVIII. Order Opisthobranchia,
Fam. Tornatellide, Proc. (1882-
83) 7; xXWii. 284-293.

—, — XIX. Bullide, Proc. (1882-83)
9; xvii. 319-340.

—,— XX. Bullide continued, and
Aplysiide, Proc. (1882-83) 14;
Xvii. 341-346.

Watson, Prof. M., and Young, A. H.,
On the Anatomy of the Elk (Alces
malchis, Gray), Proc. (1875-80)
xxvi; Xiv. 371-890.

Wattle-bird (Callzas, orster), xi.
507.

Wave-Currents, Influence of, on the
Fauna inhabiting Shallow Seas
(A. H. Hunt), Proc. (1883-86) 16;
Xvili. 262-274.

Wax in beehives (Newport), Proc. i.
288-290.

Proc.

428

Wax-producing Insects from China,
Notes on (Dr. Murchison), Proe. ii.
379-384.

— — from China, Note on (D. Han-
bury), Proc. (1855-56) xviii; iii.
103.

— — from China and Natal, Note on
(Westwoud), Proc. (1855-56) xviii;
iii. 104.

—-— from Natal, exhib. (W. W.
Saunders), Proc. (1855-56) iv.
Weale, J. P. Mansel, Notes on a
Solitary Bee allied to the Genus
Anthridium, Latr., Proc. (1870-71)

XXVil.

Weasels, X. 372; X1ii. 330; xix. 17.

Webb, E. A., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1875-80) 1xi.

Webb, Dr. Francis Cornelius, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1857-58) vi; obit-
uary, Proc. (1873-74) lx.

Webb, Dr. Wm., obituary, Proc. (1855-
56) iii.

Mecpe weed: John, obituary, Proc. i.
245.

Wedlia, Cobd., v. 2, 37.

— bipartita, Cobd., v. 38, 55.

— faba, Cohb., v. 38, 5d.

Weekes, Richard, obituary, Proc. 1.
380.

Weever-fish, Proc. (1883-86) ii; xv.32.

—, Lesser (Trachinus vipera, Cuv. &
Val.), Development of (Geo. Brook),
XVili. 274-291.

Weevil of vine and its Parasite (Curtis),
Proe. ii. 265-266.

Weevils, xiii. 340.

Weir, John Jenner,elected Fellow, Proc.
(1864-65) vi.; obituary, Proc.
(1893-94) 37.

—, Butterflies from the Alps, exhib.,
Proc. (1875-80) xxiv.

—, hermaphrodite Lyceena Icarus, Rott.,
exhib., Proc. (1882-88) 5.

—, Staudinger’s ‘ Hxotische Schmetter-
linge,’ exhib., Proc. (1883-86) 1238.

Weismann, Dr. Aug., elected Foreign
Member, Proce. (1886-87) 14.

Weka (Ocydromus australis, Sparrm.),
(Journ. Bot.) ix. 141.

Welch, Francis H., The Anatomy of
two Parasitic Forms of the Family
Tetrarhynchidz, Proc. (1874-75)
ix; xii, 329-342.

West, Thos., elected Fellow, Proc. 1.
168 ; death announced, Proc.(1871-
72) lxxxii.

West, ‘Tutfen, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1858-59) iv; deceased, Proc.
(1890-92) 11.

GENERAL INDEX.

West, Tuffen, On certain Appendages
to the Feet of Insects subservient
to Holding or Climbing,vi. 26-29.

—, On the true Nature of certain
Structures appended to the Feet of
Insects and Arachnida, subservient
to Locomotion, Proc. (1860-61) vi,
xlix. See Trans. vol. xxiii. 393-
421.

Westminster, Dean of, portrait of,
presented by Geo. Ransome, Proc.
li. 94.

Westwood, Prof. John Obadiah, elected
Fellow, May Ist, 1827; obituary,
Proc. (1892-93) 26; portrait of,
Proc. (1888-90) 46.

—, Achias, Fabr., new species of, exhib.,
Proe. ii. 3.

—, Adelotopus, Hope, from Australia,
five species of, exhib., Proc. ii.
13.

— Aphis, on a small branch of a Nelis
d’hiver pear, exhib., and remarks
on, Proc. ii. 65.

—, —, On galltike protuberances
caused by the punctures of a species
of, Proe. ti. 65.

—, Athyreus, MacLeay, Descriptions
of some new species of, Proc. i.
358-860. See Trans. vol. xx. 453-
468.

—, Bird, wingless, from Lord Howe's
Island and Cato’s Reef, remarks
on, Proce. ii. 105, 145.

—, Bolboceras, Kirby, Australian species
of the Coleopterous genus, Proce. i.
365-366. See Trans. vol. xxi. 11—
18.

—,—, Descriptions of some new or
imperfectly known species of, Proc.
i. 384-387. See Trans. vol. xxi.
19-30.

—,Carabideous Insect, Notice of a
species of, Helluo (Acanthogenys)
myrmecophilus, Westw., found,
together with its larva, in Ants’
nests in Ceylon by G. H. K.
Thwaites, Proc. ii. 436 (title).

—,Castnia, Fabr., Monograph of the
Lepidopterous genus, and some
allied Groups, Proc. (1874-75)
xxxvii. See Trans., 2nd ser. Zool.
vol. i. 155-207.

—, Caterpillar, Notice of the “ Borer,”

very injurious to the Sugar-
cane, Proc. (1855-56) lv; 1. 102-
103.

—, Cerapterus, Schonh., Descriptions
of new species of, Proc. 1.75. See
Trans. vol. xviii. 581-586.

GENERAL INDEX.

Westwood, Prof. J. O., Coleopterous
Insects, on the Larve of, Proc. ii.
436.

—, Derbe, Fabr., Observations on the
Genus, Proce. i. 82-85. Sce Trans.
vol. xix. 1-22.

—, Eria Silkworm, Cocoons and living
Chrysalides of, from India, exhib.,
and remarks on, Proce. ii. 868, 369.

—, Hymenopterous Insects, Descrip-
tions of some minute, Proce. (1875—
80) xxix. See Trans., 2nd ser.
Zool. vol. i. 583-93.

—, Insect Cabinets (aérial roots of
Sonneratia acida, Linn.), lining for,
Proce. i. 166.

—, Insect monstrosities exhib., Proc.
i. 346.

—, Insects from Central India, collected
by Lieut.-Col. Hearsey, Proc. i.
131.

—, Insects from Darjeeling and other
parts of India, exhib., Proc. ii.
288.

—, Insects not the cause of Potatoe
disease, Proce. i. 345.

—, Insects producing wax, Note on,
from Port Natal and China, i. 104.

—, Insects with larval head, Drawings
of, exhib. and remarks on, Proc.
(1870-71) xciv.

—, Larve, On the, of Coleopterous
Insects, Proc. ii. 486.

—, letters from Linnzeus to Phil. Miller
and others, exhib., Proc. i. 245.

— Melittobia Audouinii, Westw., a Bee
Parasite, Description of, Proe. ii.
37.

—, Niphargus stygius, Schiddte, Notice
of, Proc. ii. 218, 219.

—, stride, On the, Proce. i. 179.

—, Paussidx, Descriptions of seventeen
new species of the Coleopterous
family, Proc. li. 55-60.

—, Pausside from Mozambique, 5 new
species of, exhib., Proc. i1. 13.

—, Pausside, Synopsis of the Coleo-
pterous family, with descriptions of
a new Genus and some new species,
Proce. i. 110-118, 115, 116. See
Trans. vol. xix. 45-52.

—, Paussus, Linn., Description of an
additional species of, Proc. i. 115,
116.

—, Paussus, Linn., Description of a
new European species of, Proc.
(1856-57) iv.

—, Paussus, Linn., Description of a
new Indian species of, Proc. i. 133,
154.

429

Westwood, Prof. J. O., Paussus, Linn.,
Description of a new species of,
from Central Western Africa, Proc.
(1855-56) vi; i. 74-76.

—, Polymorphic Butterfly, On a sup-
posed, from India, Proe. (1875-80)
lv (title).

—, Pulex, Linn.(P.Imperator, Westw. * ),
Description of a new species of,
found in a bedstead at Gateshead,-
Proce. (1856-57) iv.

—, Silk, On the, of Bombyx Huttoni, -
Westw., Proe. i. 357.

—, Strepsipterous Insect, Notice of a
new species of, found on a Humo-
pterous Insect sent from Borneo by
A. R. Wallace, Proc. (1856-57) vi
(title).

—, Sugar-cane, Notice of the Borer, a
Caterpillar very injurious to the, i.
102-103.

—, Timber destroyed by Chelura
terebrans, Philippi, exhib., Proc. ii.
13.

—, Wax-producing Insects, Note on,
from Port Natal and China, Proc.
(1855-56) xviii; i. 104.

Westwoodia nobilis, Baird, xx. 152

Westwoodilla cecula, Sp. Bate, xx.
456.

Wetherell, John W., Notice of the
occurrence of recent Worm Tracks
in the Upper Part of the London
Clay Formation near Highgate,
Proce. (1857-58) liii; iii. 31-32.

Whale, White (Beluga leucas, Padlas),
Observation on (Dr. J. Maurie),
exhib. at the Aquarium, Proc.
(1875-80) xxxvi (title).

Whelk, edible, of the Ainos, vii. 107.

White, Adam, elected Fellow, Proce. i.
310.

—, animals from Nineveh, drawings of,
exhib., Proce. ii. 15, 23.

—, —, On the, known to the Ancients,
with special reference to those
sculptured on the Monuments of
Nineveh, Proe. ii. 23.

—, Annulosa of New Zealand and the
Auckland Islands, Notes on, Proce.
i. 306.

—, Anobium striatum, Oliv., perforating
cistern, Proc. 153-154.

—, Ants, Indian, storing up food for
winter, remarks on, Proc. ii. 294.

—, Beetles, type specimens of, exhib.
and remarks on, Proc. ii. 294,
295.

—, Coleoptera, Thibetan, exhib. and
remarks on, Proe, ii. 294, 295.

430 GENERAL INDEX.

White, Adam, Crustacea, Anomourous,
On a new speciesof, belonging tothe
family Homolide, found by Wm.
Lobb, at Monterey in California,
Proc. ii. 329-3880.

—, Eurostus validus, Dallas, exhib.
and remarks on, Proc. ii. 172.

—, Hemiptera and fossorial insects,
remarks on, Proc. ii. 13.

—, Hypocephalus, Desm., exhib. and
remarks on, Proce. i. 294.

—, Hypocephalus armatus, Desm., ex-
hib., Proce. ii. 288.

—, Insects collected by H. W. Bates
in South America, exhib. and
remarks on, Proce. ii. 154.

—, Rotifera, drawings of, exhib. and
remarks on, Proce. ii. 95.

—, Shetland, Note on the Natural
History of, Proce. ii. 157-158.
White, Alfred, elected Fellow, Proc. i.

21.

White, Charles Frederick, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1875-80) iii.

White, Dr. F. Buchanan,elected Fellow,
Proe. (1872-78) xlviii.

—, Descriptions of new Hemiptera,
Proe. (1875-80) xxxvili; Kiv. 482-
489.

—, On the Male Genital Armature in
the European Rhopalocera, Proc.
(1875-80) xv; xiii. 195-197. See
Trans., 2nd ser. Zool. vol. i. 357—
369.

White, Rev. John, letter to, from
Linnzus, Proe. ii. 31-33.

White, Dr. Jos. W., elected Fellow,
Proce. (1889-90) 4.

White Ants, x. 23.

— — (Butermes lateralis, Walk.), found
in copal wood, exhib. and remarks
on (J. R. Jackson), Proc. (1873-
74) xxviii.

Whitebait, xvii. 92.

Whitehead, Charles, elected Fellow,
Proe. (1870-71) xxx.

Whitely, Henry, Diurnal Lepidoptera
collected by, in Hakodadi (A. G.
Butler), Proc. (1865-66) ix; ix.
50-59.

Whiting, habits of young (Peach), Proc.
ii. 280-281.

Whymper, Edw., Greenland Crustacea
collected by (Miers), XV. 59-73.

Whyte, Alex., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1887-88) 6.

Wickham, Wm., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1875-80) 1.

Wickham, Wm. Nicholson, obituary,
Proc, i. 389.

Wied-Neuwied, His Serene Highness
Maximilian, Prince of, elected
Foreign Member, Proc. i. 101;
died Feb. 3, 1867. [Obituary
in Larousse, Dictionnaire, xv.
1330.]

Wigg, Lilly, portrait of, Proc. (1888-
90) 46.

Wild, C. S., elected Fellow, Proc. (1888-
90) 52.

Wild Boar, hair of, xv. 338.

— Cat, exhib. (HE. A. Heath), Proc.
(1883-86) 70.

— Geese, xv. 47.
— Goose, from Somersetshire, exhib,
(F. Crisp), Frec. (1887-88) 11.
Wilkin, Simon, obituary, Proc. (1862-
63) xlvi.

Wilkinson, C. §., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1880-82) 23; obituary, Proc.
(1890-92) 75.
Wilkinson, Jos. Sheldon - Cradock,
obituary, Proc. (1861-62) xevi.
Willemoes-Suhm, R. yv., On some
Atlantic Crustacea from the
‘Challenger’ Expedition, Proc.

| (1878-74) xxxi. See Trans., 2nd

ser. Zool. vol. i. 28-59.

Willemoesia, Grote, Proc. (1873-74)
xxxi. See Trans., 2nd ser. Zool.
vol. i. 50,

Williams, David, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1858-59) 1; death announced,
Proce. (1887-88) 16.

Wills, Geo. Saml. Valentine, elected

Fellow, Proce. (1880-82) 23.

Wilmot, Sir John Eardley, obituary,
Proc. i. 381.

Wilson, Dr. Andrew, elected Fellow,
Proc. (1880-82) 10.

Wilson, Chas. A., Observations on the
Nat. Hist. of S.Australia, con-
taining a numerous list of Birds
from the Northern parts of the
Province, Proc. (1864-65) vi, vii
(title).

Wilson, G. A., On the Spiny Lizard
(Moloch horridus, Gray), Proc.
(1867-68) xxi; x. 69-73. ‘

Wilson, George Ferguson, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1874-75) viii.

Wilson, Dr. Henry 8., On the nervous
system of the Asteridz, Proc.
(1859-60) xxxvi. See ‘Trans.
vol. xxiii. 107-121.

Wilson, Jas., letter from, respecting
Burlington House, Proc. (1855-56)
XXxii-xxxili. :

Wilson, Robert Montague, death
announced, Proce. i. 107.

lial

GENERAL INDEX.

Wilson, Sir Saml., elected Fellow, Proc.
(1875-80) li.

Wilson’s Petrel (Procellaria Wilsoni,
Bonap.) in Cornwall (J. Couch),
Proc. i. 2.

Wiltshire, Rev. Thos., elected Fellow,
Proc. (1865-66) iv.

Winch, Nathaniel John, Bequest of
Library, Proc. i. 1.

Windle, Prof., Teratological Evidence as
to the Heredity of acquired con-
ditions, Proc. (1888-90) 100;
Xxiii. 448-502.

Wing, Wm., elected Fellow, Proc. ii.
169; obituary, Proce. ii. 417.

Winterbottom, Jas. Hdw., obituary,
Proe. ui. 418,

Winter-Moth, trachezs in (Newport),
Proc. i. 3854.

Wintle, Dr. Fredk. Thos., obituary,
Proe. ii. 241.

Wippell, Pridham H., elected Fellow,
Proc. (1888-86) 133.

Wireworms, x. 80.

Wolf, xix. 3.

Wolt-fish, xv. 52.

Wollaston, Dr. Hugh Algernon, death
announced, Proc. (1875-80) xxxiv.

Wollaston, Thos. Vernon, elected Fellow,
Proc. i. 323; death announced,
Proe. (1875-80) xxxiv. ,

Wollaston’s ‘Coleoptera Atlantidum’
mentioned (Bentham), Proce. (1868-
69) xcil, xciil.

Wombats, ear-bones of, xili. 189.

Wonfor, Thos. Wwm., elected Fellow,
Proc. (1875-80) xxi; death
announced, Proc. (1875-80) xlv.

Wood, Rev. Wm., death announced,
Proe. i. 107.

Wood, Wm, obituary, Proc. (1857-58)
xl.

Woodpeckers, Xii. 533.

Woodpeckers (Picidie), Morphology of
Skulls of (Wm. Kitchen Parker),
Proc.(1873-74) xxi—xxiii (Abstract).
See Trans., 2nd ser. Zool. vol. i.
1-22

107.

Woods, Robt. Carr, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1863-64) ii; obituary, Proc.
(1874-75) lxix.

Woodward, Alfred, elected Fellow,
Proce. (1869-70) xxxiv.

Woodward, Saml. R., elected Associate,
Proc. i. 158; obituary, Proc.
(1863-66) lxxxvi. :

Wool-bird, nest of, exhibited (Jackson),
Proc. (1875-80) xxvi.

“Henry, obituary, Proc. i.

431

Worm and Mussel, dried preparations
of, exhib. (L. Wiirth), Proc.
(1880-82) 6.

—, parasitic, from Bat (Megaderma
frons, Geoffr.), from Gold Coast,
exhib. and remarks on (Dobson),
Proe. (1880-82) 2.

— Tracks in London Clay (Wetherell),
ili. 31, 32.

Worms, see Earthworms,

Wrasse, XV. 312-315.

Wray, Miss, presents Linneus’ Diary
&e., Proc. (1858-59) i.

Wray, Robt., obituary, Proc. ii .13.

Wright, Charles Augustus, elected
Fellow, Proc. (1875-80) xxxviii.

Wright, Dr. E. Perceval, elected Fellow,
Proe. (1858-59) iv.

—, On some undescribed species of
Teredo, Linn., from Australia,
Proce. (1865-66) viii. See Trans,
vol. xxv. 561-568.

—, Spiders captured by, in the province
of Lucca, in the summer of 1863
(Blackwall), Proc. (1868-69) xlii;
x. 405-434,

Wright, Francis Boucher,
announced, Proe. i. 107.

Wright, Saml., elected Fellow, Proe.
(1875-80) li; death announced,
Proe. (1883-86) 13.

Wrynecks (Yungide), Morphology
of Skulls of (Wm. Kitchen
Parker), Proc. (1873-74) xxi-xxiii
(Abstract). See Trans., 2nd ser.
Zool. vol. i. 1-22.

Wukka, Tamil name of Ardea Nycti-
corax, Wils., viii. 99.

Wulfen, Xavier, letters from, to
Dr. Albert Wm. Roth, presented
(Treviranus), Proc. ii. 145.

Wirth, L., exhibits dried preparations
of Worm and Mussel, Proc. (1880
82) 6.

death

Dr. Jeffries, elected For,
Memb., Proc. (1868-69) xly;
obituary, Proc. (1874-75) lxx.

Wyvillea, Watson *, xvi. 332.

— alabastrina, Watson*, xvi. 324,
382.

X,

Xangelina, Walk. * , i. 32.

— basigutta, Walk. *, i. 32; ix. 24,
Xanthine, xiv. 641.

Xantho, Dutrochet, xx. 93, 103.

— decapoda, Dutrochet, xx. 93.

— hexapoda, Dutrochet, xx. 98.

432

Xantho scaberrimus, Walk. * , xx. 109,
TBS Ike

Xanthodes, Guen., Vii. 53.

— intersepta, Guen., Vii. 49.

Xanthodius, Stimps., xiv. 641.

Xantholinus, Serv., xi. 70, 71.

Xanthomelus, Bonap., ii. 152, 159.

— aureus, Linn., ii. 159.

Xanthotis filigera, Gould, xvi. 440.

— polygramma, Gray, xvi. 440.

Xarnuta, Walk., iv. 142.

— leucotelus, Walk. * ,i. 28: iii. 108 ;
iv. 142; v. 291; vil. 227; ix.
23.

Xema fureata, Nébour, xiv. 400.

— Jamesonii, Bove, iii. 33.

— Sabinii, Sabine, xiv. 400.

Xenandra, Felder, ix. 427.

— Helioides, Felder, ix. 427.

— Helius, Cramer, ix. 427.

— Phereclus, Cramer, ix. 427.

Xenelaphis hexahonotus, Cantor, x. 46,
65.

Xenica, Westw., Xi. 436.

Xenicotela, Bates * , X viii. 205, 242.

— fuscula, Bates*, xviii. 207, 242,
262.

Xenocarcinus, White, xiv. 648.

— tuberculatus, White, xiv. 648, 672.

Xenochrophis cerasogaster, Giinthzr, X.
50, 65,

Xenocichla indicator,
424,

Xenolea, Thoms., XViii. 242, 243, 244.

Xenopeltis unicolor, Reinwardt, x. 5,

Verrill, xvii.

Xenophora corrugata, Reeve, Xx. 503.

Xenophyrama, Bates * , xviii. 210.

—purpureum, Bates*, xviii. 206,
210, 262.

Xenylla brevicauda, Tu//b., Xvii. 21.

— maritima, Zullb., xvii. 20, 2d.

— nitida, Zullb., xvii. 21.

Xerophila, Held., v. 195.

— caperata, Mont., v. 195.

— —, var. mogadorensis, Lowe, v. 195.

— Eumeus, Lowe, v. 195,

— Trus, Lowe, v. 195.

— lancerottensis, Webb, v. 195.

— —, var. Bertheloti, Lowe, v. 195.

— —, var. Webbii, Lowe, v. 195.

Xeropteryx, Butler *, xvii. 197, 203,
204

—columbicola, Walk.*, xvii. 203,
204.

— simplicior, Butler * , xvii. 204.

Xestoleberis curta, Brady, xix. 314.

— intermedia, Brady, xix. 514.

— suleata, Brady* , xix. 314, 317.

— tumefacta, Brady, xix. 314.

GENERAL INDEX.

Xestoleberis variegata, Brady, Xix.
314.

Xiphacantha, Haeckel, xiv. 152, 153,
Wie

Xiphias, Linn., Xii. 312.

— gladius, Linn., v. 22; ix. 200.

eee canes armata, v. Siebold, v.
We

— microcotyla, Filippi, v. 17.

Xiphocera rufithorax, Dol., v. 167.

Xiphodon, Cwv., ii. 29.

Xiphosoma, Spx, xi. 68.

Xiphostoma Cuvieri, Agass., v. 24.

Xiphus, Lydoux g§ Souleyet, xiv. 646.

Xiphydria, Latr., vii. 124.

Xiria, Walk., i. 36; ix. 6; xi. 486.

— antica, Walk. * , 1. 36; ix. 24.

Xorides, Latr., vi. 64.

Xuthia, Pascoe, xix. 58, ftnote 59, 60.

— niponica, Lewis, xix. 60, 71, 123.

— parallela, Sharp * , xix. 60, 70, 122,
131.

Xyaste, Pascoe, ¥ Vili. 261.

Xylariopsis, Bates * , xviii. 247.

—mimica, Bates*, xXvili. 207, 247,
262.

Xylina, Ochs., vi. 195.

— calida, Walk. *, vi. 195.

— lativitta, Walk. * , vi. 195.

— perversa, Walk. *, vi. 195.

Xylinide, Guwen., vi. 195.

Xylocopa, Latr., ii. 47; v. 94; vi. 61;
pbk We Siabbl, CBs sral, 7S) BNI.
392, 414.

— acutipennis, F. Smith, xi. 393.

— eneipennis, De Geer, xiv. 684.

—estuans, Linn., ii. 47, 48; iii. 8,
125; v. 135; vii. 48, 114, 140;
xi. 393.

— auripennis, St.-Farg., Xi. 394.

— basalis, F. Smith, xi. 394.

—cerulea, Mabr., ii. 48; vii. 140
vili. 93; xi. 297, 394.

— collaris, St.-Farg., ii. 47,48; ii. 8;
vii. 140; xi. 393.

— coronata, Ff. Smith*, v. 135;
vi. 61; vii. 140; viii. 93; xi.
394.

— Dejeanii, St.-Furg., ii. 48; iii. 8;
vii. 140; viii. 93; xi. 394.

— dimidiata, St.-Farg., X1. 394.

— dissimilis, S¢.-Farg., ii. 48; ii.
140; xi. 394.

— diversipes, F. Smith*, vi. 61; Vil.
140; xi. 394.

— fenestrata, Fabr., iii. 8; vii. 140;
xi. 393.

— ferruginea, St.-Farg., Xi. 393.

— flavonigrescens, F. Smith, xi. 393.

— indica, Klug, xi. 393.

GENERAL INDEX,

Xylocopa insularis, F. Smith * , ii. 48;
vii. 140; xi. 394.

— iridipennis, S$¢.-Farg., Xi. 393.

— latipes, Drury, ii. 47; vi. 62; vii.
140; villi. 95; xi. 297, 392.

— Latreillii, Si.-Farg., vi. 62.

— lunata, Klug, Xi. 392.

— lunulata, St.-Farg., Xi. 392, 394.

— marginella, St.-Farg., xi. 394.

— mesoxantha, St.-Farg., xi. 394.

— nobilis, #. Smith*, iii. 8; Vii.
140; viii. 93; xi. 394-

— Olivieri, S¢.-Farg., xi. 393.

— orichalcea, St.-Farg., Xi. 393.

— perforata, Ff. Smith *, vi. 61; vii.
48, 140; xi. 394. ;

— Philippinensis, /. Smith, xi. 394.

— provida, Ff. Smith*, vii. 48, 140;
Viii. 93.

— ruficornis, Faér., Xi. 393.

— tenuiscapa, Westw., Xi. 393.

—unicolor, #. Smith*, v. 135; wii.
48, 140; xi. 394.

—verticalis, Sv.-Farg., ii. 48; vii.
140; xi. 393.

— violacea, Linn., vii. 116 ; xvii. 383.

— viridipennis, S¢.-Farg., Xi. 393.

—volatilis, # Smith*, vi. 61; vii.
140; xi. 394.

Xylonomus, Grav., ii. 122; v. 148;
vi. 64; xi. 405.

— flavifrons, F. Smith *, wi. 64; vii.
143; xi. 405.

— fraeticornis, #7. Smith*, v. 142;
vii. 143; xi. 406.

— fulgidipennis, F. Smith *, ii. 122;
vii. 148; xi. 405.

Xylopertha, Guér., XX. 550.

Xylophaga, Motsch., xx. 553.

Xylophagide, v. 166, 275; ix. 3.

Xylophile, Proc. i. 197.

Xylosteus, Friv., Xvili. 211-

Xylota, Meigen, i. 18, 122.

— conformis, Walk. *, i. 18, 122; 1x.
We

— ventralis, Walk. *, iii. 96 ; ix. 17.

Xylotoles grisea, Fabr., ix. 141.

Xylotrechus, Chevrol., ix. 135; xviii.
207, 229, 231, 234.

—albifilis, Bates*, xviii. 207, 232,
233.

— antilope, Zetterst., EVili. 232.

— australis, Lap. et Gory, ix. 135.

— chinensis, Chevrol., Xviii. 207, 281.

— clarinus, Bates * , xviii. 207, 231.

— decolor, Thieme, XViii. 232.

— emaciatus, Bates * , xviii. 207, 231.

— Grayi, White, xviii. 233.

— hircus, Gebler, XVili. 232, 233.

— ibex, Gebler, xviii. 231, 232.

433
Xylotrechus pyrrhoderus, Bates, xviii.
233.

— quadripes, Cheur. (Coffee-borer), and
perforated wood, exhib. (Sir J. D.
Hooker), Proe. (1872-73) vi.

— rufilius, Bates * , xviii. 207.

Xylotrichus quadrupes (read Xylotre-
chus quadripes), Chevr. (Coffee-
borer), and perforated — wood,
exhibited (Sir Jos. D. Horker),
Proc. (1872-78) vi.

Xypeta, Pascoe * , ix. 100, 132.

— grallaria, Pascoe, ix. 100, 132, 142.

Xyphidria, Latr., xi. 411.

— leviceps, F. Smith*, v. 187; vii.
145; xi. 411.

— levipes (read leviceps), F. Smith * ,
vii. 145.

—rufipes, £. Smith*, iii. 177; vii.
145; xi. 411.

Xysticus, Koch, xi. 540.

— audax, Koch, x. 415; xi. 542.

— bifasciatus, Koch, Proe. i. 132.

— cristatus, Clerck, xi. 541, 542.

— cuneolus, Koch, x. 420.

— defectus, Pick. Cambr.*, xi. 531, 541.

— Pavesii, Pick. Cambr.*, xi. 531,
540, 547.

Xystcena, Pascoe * , ix. 96, 128.

— vittata, Pascoe * , ix. 97, 128, 142.

Xystrocera, Serv., ix. 138.

— Australasie, Hope, ix. 138.

— virescens, Vewm., ix. 138.

ae os

Yarrell, Wm., elected Fellow, Nov. 1,
1825.

—, medallion of, pres. (Van Voorst),
Proc. (1859-60) iii.

—, obituary, Proc. (1856-57) xxxiii.

—, portraits of, Proc. (1888-90) 41, 46.

—, Dusky Petrel (Puffinus obscurus,
Bonap.), exhib. and remarks on,
Proe. ii. 245.

—, On the Habits and Structure of the
Great Bustard (Otis tarda, Linn.),
Proe. ii. 207-209.

—, Remarks on the Influence of Sexual
Organ in modifying external cha-
racters in Animals, Proe. (1855-56)
xvii; i. 76-82.

—, Sooty Tern (Sterna fuliginosa,
Lath.), exhib. and remarks on,
Proc. ii. 218.

Yates, James, obituary, Proc. (1870-71)
xcl.

Yetus Cymbium, Gray, v. 195.

— Navicula, Gray, v. 190.

— Neptunt, Gray, v. 190.

2F

434

Yetus Olla, Gray, v. 191.

Yoldia arctica, Miiller, xii. 104.

Young, A. H., and Watson, M., on the
Anatomy of the Elk (Alces malchis,
Gray), Xiv. 371-390.

Young, Alfred Prentice, elected Fellow,
Proc, (1883-86) 7.

Young, Dr. Jas. Forbes, elected Fellow,
Proce. i. 827; obituary, Proc. (1860-
61) xlv.

Young, John, elected Fellow, Proc.
(1888-90) 74.

—, nests, cluster of, formed of Lichen
(Usnia) by a Swift (Collocalia,
Gray), from Cave in Himeo, Society
Islands, exhib., Proc. (1888-90) 1.

—, Pluvianellus sociabilis, Hombr. &
Jacqg., a rare bird, exhib., Proc.
(1888-90) 1.

—, Snow-Bunting (Plectrophanes niva-
lis, Linn.), nest and eggs of, exhib.,
Proc. (1888-90) 1.

—, tail-feathers 11 feet long of Japan-
ese domestic Cock, exhib., Proc.
(1888-90) 1.

Young, Robert, death announced, Proc.
(1875-80) ix.

Yphthima, Hiibner, viii. 147; ix. 56;
x. 497 ; xi. 435.

— Amphithea, Ménéér., viii. 148.

— Aphnius, Godart, viii. 148.

— Arctous, Fadr., viii. 148.

— Argus, Butl. * , ix. 56.

— Baldus, Fubr., viii. 147 ; ix. 56.

— corticaria, Butler * , xiii. 196.

— fasciata, Hewits., vill. 148.

— Loryma, Hewits., viii. 148.

— Nareda, Koll., xiii. 196.

— Pandocus, Horsf. §& Moore, viii. 148.

— Philomela, Hiibner, viii. 148.

— Sepyra, Hewits., viii. 148.

Yungide (Wrynecks), morphology of
skulls of (Wm. Kitchen Parker),
Proc. (1873-74) xxi-xxiii (Ab-

See Trans., 2nd ser. Zool.
vol. i. 1-22.

Yunx torquilla, Zinn., Proc. (1873-74)

Xxill.

Z.

Zacholus austriacus, Wagler, v. 42.

Zambesa, Walk.* , i. 21; ix. 5.

— ocypteroides, Walk. *, i. 20.

- — Walkeri, Dol., v. 168.

Zambesi Expedition, letter from Dr.
John Kirk, from the, Proc. (1860-
61) vii.

Zamenis fasciolatus, Shaw, xX. 46, 65.

Zana, Walk., vi. 124.

GENERAL INDEX.

Zanclopteryx saponaria, Herr.-Schaff.,
iii. 195, 198.

Zanclostominz, XVii. 432.

Zaria, Gray, xv. 218.

Zebrida, White, xiv. 670.

— Adamsii, White, xiv. 670.

Zegris, Ramb., Xi. 432.

Zeidora, A. Adams, XVii. 26, 27.

— calceolina, A. Adams, xvii. 28.

— naufraga, Watson * , xvii. 27, 28.

— reticulata, 4. Adams, xvii. 28.

— Seguenze, Watson * , xvii. 28.

Zeiona, Pascoe *, Xi. 179; xii. 33, 89.

-—— pulchella, Pascoe * , xi. 179, 217;
xii. 89.

Zelotea, Bates * , ix. 381, 882, 434,

—achroa, Bates* , ix. 382, 434.

— dubia, Bates *, ixx. 382, 484.

-— phasma, Bates * , ix. 382, 434.

Zemeros, Boisd., viii. 148; ix. 412;
xi. 438.

— allica, Fabr., ix. 413.

— Emesoides, Felder, viii. 148; ix.
413.

— Hlegyas, Cramer, viii. 148; ix.
413.

Zemioses, Pascoe, Xvii. 296-298.

— celtis, Lewis *, xvii. 296, 302.

— porcatus, Pascoe, xvii. 296.

Zenaida aurita, Gray, Xx. 479.

— maculata, Vieill., xx. 479.

— Noronha, Gray, Xx. 479.

Zeneudes, Pascoe * , xii. 35, 93.

— sterculiz, Pascoe * , xii. 36, 77, 98.

Zenobia, Risso, Xvi. 19, 20.

— mediterranea, Risso, xvi. 20, 21.

— prismatica, Heller, xvi. 20, 21.

Zenopeltes unicolor, Rein., x. 65.

Zeonia, Westw., ix. 430.

— Amazona,-Saund., ix. 4380.

— Batesii, Saund., ix. 430.

— Bogota, Saund., ix. 430.

— Chorinzeus, Cramer, ix. 480.

— Faunus, Fabr., ix. 4380.

— Heliconides, Swains., ix. 4380.

— Morissei, Morisse, ix. 4380.

— Octavius, Fabr., ix. 430.

— sylphina, Bates * , ix. 383, 480.

— Timandra, Saund., ix. 4380.

— Xanthippe, Gray, ix. 383, 430.

Zeopus, Pascoe * , Xi. 460; xii. 90.

— storeoides, Pascoe*, xi. 460, 492 ;
xii. 90.

Zephiantha, Pascoe * , xii. 33, 89.

— pubipennis, Pascoe* , xii. 33, 39.

Zephronia, Gray, Proc.i.194; xix.162.

Zephryne, Pascoe*, xX. 471; xii. 83.

— sordida, Pascoe * , X. 472,493; xii.
83.

Zephyrus, Dalm., Xi. 432.

GENERAL INDEX,

Zerenide, iii. 196.

Zethera, Boisd., Xi. 435,

Zetheus, Pascoe * , xii. 67, 98.

— electilis, Pascoe * , xii. 69, 78, 98.

Zethus, Fabr., Xi. 371.

— cyanopterus, Sauss., iii. 19; vii.
136; xi. 371.

Zeugenia, Pascoe * , xi. 197; xii. 94.

— ficurata, Pascoe * , xi. 198; xii. 94.

— Bere, Pascoe * , Xi. 197, 218; xii.

4

— histrionica, Pascoe * , Xi. 198 ; xii.
94

Zeugma, Westw.*, Proc. i. 84.

— vittata, Westw. *, Proc. i. 84.

Zeus, Linn., ix. 165.

— Faber, Linn., v. 22; xv. 84.

Zeuxidia, Hiibner, Xi. 485.

Zeuzera, Latr., vi. 177.

— roricyanea, Walk. *, vi. 177.

Zidona, Adams, Xvi. 329.

Zierliana anthracina, Reeve, Xii. 548.

— creniplicata, A. Adams, xii. 548.

Zigera, Walk. *, vi. 182.

— orbifera, Walk. *, vi. 182.

Zilla acalypha (Koch), x. 431.

—- decora, Koch, x. 4381.

-— geniste (Koch), x. 431.

— reticulata, Koch, x. 431.

Ziphius, Cuv., ii. 6; x. 63; xv. 146.

— Sowerbiensis, Gray, drawings of,
exhib. (Andrews), Proc. (1867-68)
xlvii; x. 67, 68.

Zirophorus, Dalm., xi. 84.

Zittellofungia, Dunc. *, 149, 150, 193,
198.

Ziziphinus arruensis, Watson*, Xv.

— millegranus, Philippi, xx. 448, 467.

— stirophorus, Watson * ,xiv. 693, 695.

— tiara, Watson * , Xiv. 693, 696, 705.

— transenna, Watson * , xiv. 693, 698.

— zizyphinus, Linn., Xx. 448, 467.

Zoantharia, XVii. 138.

— Perforata, xiv. 232.

— Sclerodermata, xvii. 309; Xvili.
3, 5.

—, NSclerodermic, Revision of the Fam-
ilies and Genera of (Duncan), Proc.
(1883-86) 9, 10; xviii. 1-204.

Zoarces, Cuv., XX. 41, 42.

— viviparus, Linn., xx. 39, 41.

Zoea Larva of Decapods, respiration in
(Hartog), Proc.( 1875-80) 1xi (title).

— stage of Crustaceans as food for
pilchards, remarks on (Day), Proc.
(1880-82) 22-23.

Zoédia, Pascoe, ix. 121.

— divisa, Pascoe, ix. 121.

— triangularis, Pascoe, ix. 121.

435

Zoédia V-album, Boisd., ix. 142.

Zoéga, Johan, correspondence with Lin-
nus, xii. 198,

Zonites cellarius, Miller, xiv. 524.

Zonitide, xv. 293.

Zonitis, Fabr., Xi. 85.

Zonopterus, Hope * , Proc. i. 128.

— flavitarsis, Hope * , Proe. i. 128.

Zonotrichia, Swains., ii. 142.

Zonuride, X. 24; xvii. 324.

Zonurus, Merr., xiii. 324.

Zoological Census, possibility of taking
(A. Newton), Proc. (1860-61) vi;
Vi. 23-26.

— Dept., Brit Mus., progress in (Lub-
bock),—in 1881-82, Proce. (1880-
82) 40, 4] ;—in 1882-88, Proe.
(1882-83) 19-21;—in 1884-85,
Proce. (1883-86) 88-90.

— Geography of the Malay Archipe-
lago (A. R. Wallace), Proc. (1859-
60) i; iv. 172-184.

— Work, Report on the Progress of,
1881-82 (Lubbock), Proc. (1880-82)
52-58.

Zoology of Fernando Noronha (H. N.
Ridley), xx. 473-570 :—

—, Aves (Bowdler Sharpe), xx. 477-
480.

—, Coleoptera (C. O. Waterhouse), xx.
548-556.

—, Crustacea (R. I. Pocock), xx. 507-
526.

—, Echinodermata (Prof. Jeffrey Bell),
xx. 559-560.

—, Insecta (W. F. Kirby), xx. 530-548.

—, Madreporaria (Prof. P. M. Duncan),
xx. 569-570.

—, Mammalia (H. N. Ridley), xx. 476-
477

—, Mollusca (E. A. Smith), xxx. 483-
503.

_ ae ropes (R. I. Pocock), xx, 526-
529,

-, Olicocheta (W. B. Benham), xx
560-563.

—, Pisces (G. A. Boulenger), xx. 483.

—, Polyzoa (R. Kirkpatrick), xx. 504,
506.

—, Porifera (H. J. Carter), xx. 564-
569.

—, Reptilia (G. A. Boulenger), xx.
481-482.

—, Thysanura and Collembola (H. N.
Ridley), xx. 556-559.

Zoology of New Guinea (P. L. Sclater),
ii. 149-170.

Zoophyta, Descriptions of a new genus
and species of the class (P. H.
Gusse), Proc. 1. 872-374 ; xx, 44.

436

Zoophytes, preparations of, exhib. (F.
W. Smith), Proc. (1880-82) 5, 6;
Proce. (1883-86) 118.

— and Sponges from H. Scotland(S. O.
Ridley), xvii. 105-108.

Zoopilus, Dana, xviii. 146, 198.

Zoothamnium arbuscula, Ehkrend., Proc.
(1868-69) evii.

Zootoka or Mammalia, ii. 10.

Zopherus, Gray, Xi. 38.

Zophoessa, Westw., Xi. 435. F

Zorilla, Cuv., brain of (Prof. St. Geo.
Mivart), xix. 18.

Zosterops delicatula, Sharpe*, Xvi.
318, 440.

— flava, Blyth, iv. 175.

— frontalis, Miller, xvi. 318.

— senegalensis, Bonap., xvii. 426.

Zothea, Risso, x. 243.

— meridionalis, Risso, x. 243.

Zygena, Cuv., Xi. 108.

— malleus, Risso, xii. 108.

Zygena, Fabr., Ki. 224; xii. 342,
343.

— Acharon, Fabr., Xii. 348, 425.

— capistrata, Pubr., Kil. 366.

— Capys, Fabr., xii. 417.

— caudata, Fabr.. xii. 405.

— Columbina, Fabr., xii. 395.

— concinna, Dalm., xii. 343.

— Hriphia, Fadr., xii. 413.

— Hyparchus, Fadr., xii. 421.

— Maja, Fabr., xii. 371.

— negamica, Walk., xii. 343.

— pectinicornis, Schaufuss, xii. 343.

— Phlegmon, Fabr., xii. 368.

— Seyton, Fadr., xii. 430.

— Styx, Fabr., xii 358.

— Thoas, Kabr., Xii. 418.

Zygenide, Proc. (1874-75) ix; iii.
183; vi. 87; xii. 341-414.

GENERAL INDEX.

Zygenine, Xi. 343.

Zygenula, Dol., v. 162; ix. 6.

— paradoxa, Dol., v. 162; ix. 25.

— singularis, Walk., ix. 25 (=Ptero-
genia singularis, Wadk., iv. 147).

— variipennis, Walk., ix. 25 (= Ptero-
genia variipennis, Walk., v. 292).

— vittifinis, Walk., ix. 25 (= Pterogenia
vittifinis, Walk., v. 292).

Zygocera, Hrichs., ix. 83, 114.

— barbicornis, Pascoe, ix. 114.

— bifasciata, Pascoe, ix. 114.

— cenosa, Mrichs., ix. 114.

— cuneata, Pascoe, ix. 114.

— luctuosa, Pascoe, ix. 114.

— lugubris, Pascoe, ix. 114.

— Macleayi, Pascoe, ix. 114.

— metallica, Westw., ix. 114.

— pallidicornis, J. Thoms., ix. 113.

— pentheoides, Pascoe, ix. 114, 142.

— plumifera, Pascoe, ix. 114.

—pruinosa (Macleay), Boisd., ix.
114,

— pumila, Pascoe, ix. 114.

Zygocyrtida, xiv. 178.

Zygodactyla, Brandt, Proc. (1873-74)
Xxil.

— grenlandica, Agass., KV. 52.

Zygodactyli, Vieill., ii. 133.

Zygouectes, Agass., Kiv. ftnote 530.

Zygopine, x. 437, 457, 473, 487 ; x1.
486; xii. 47, 54,96; xix. 319.

Zygostephanus, Haeckel, xiv. 140, 150,
151, 179.

Zyegrita, J. Thoms., ix. 118.

— diva, J. Thoms., ix. 118.

— nigro-zonata, var,, J. Thoms.,ix. 118,

Zyrcosa, Pascoe, X. 438; Xi. 163; Xii.
80.

—- Murrayi, Pascoe*, x. 489, 493;
xii. 80.

437

ADDITIONS.

Aglaia acuminata, Brady * , xix. 304, 317.
15. Amphipeplea Angasi, Sow., xvi. 272.
— Lessoni, Desh., xvi. 271.
65. Caouana olivacea, Hsch., x. 9, 10, 20.
81. Chrevreulius, Lac-Duth., xv. 275.
83. Obrysomyia chrysoides, Walk. * , i. 23.

103. Cryptocerus bicolor, Guér., xi. 334.

134, Hchenais exigua, Bates * , ix. 396, 445.

185. Haustellum elegans, Beck, xvi. 596.

— trilineatus, Reeve, Xvi. 596.

250. Meldola (Raphael), The Phenomena of Protective Mimicry,
and its bearing on the theory of Natural Selection, as
illustrated by the Lepidoptera of the British Islands, Proc.
(1870-71) xxxiv (title).

288. Oliva Jaspidea, Gmel., iv. 68.

292. Orcynus thynuus, Linn., xv. 311.

334. Ponera faleigera, Roger, xi. 322.

CORRECTIONS.

Page 26, col. 1, line 31 from bottom, “ Appendicularia, anatomy of,” &c., add
Trans. vol. xxvul. 299-304.

» 107, col. 2, line 14 from bottom, read — —, var. incurva, Lowe, v. 186,
189, 192.

» 115, col. 1, line 24 from bottom, erase Degeerella, Herk., Kiv. 733.

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